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} r Portable Cellular Pickering Edition MATERNITY Phones From TRUCKLOAD $1990, SALE C y Ve. I�teS rTown GOO 837-1212 j �DVIATISIR WPA WO' 831-2088 Bell Mobility l Approved Cellular Agent z Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1943 - - 52 pages A Metroland Cormrxtrhhhy Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 700 + 50 GST - 75 cents Vol. 112 No. 47 owl A.Lj x A, STAR IN A MUSICAL VIDEO: If you've always wanted to be a star, now's your chance. The United Way of Ajax -Pickering is hosting its third annual "U B A Star" event, where karaoke performers receive a video tape of their performance for $10. It will be held Saturday and Sun- day from noon to 5 p.m. each day in the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre near the food court. For more informa- tion, call the United Way at 686-0606. [Special sections Peal Fstate......_....Pull-out [Regular features Letters_... _................... A6 Billboard ...................... A 16 S ports -__».....» ...............A33 Talking Classifieds ...A35 Classified .............___...A36 Sincerely 1'ours._ ____.A39 United Way of Ajax -Pickering 1993 campaign GOAL: $1 million _' mhon Bsisad $750,D00 i sofa s $50Q000 I iti $250,000 WE RECYCLE Over 100 teachers cut Attrition helps public board meet social contract By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter 1 DURHAM - The public school board will lose 106 ele- mentary teachers over the next three years as it meets condi- tions laid down in the Province's social contract. But most of those cuts will be reached by not replacing retiring teachers and not hiring new teachers when student Louise Farr population grows, explains Durham Board of Education chair Jump to it's Pickering's St. Jude Catholic School student Corey Sutherland had his heart in the right place when he helped kick off the Heart and Stroke Foundation's annual Jump Rope for Heart fund-raising campaign Friday. photo by Ron Pietroniro Louise Farr. "We anticipate few layoffs," the Pickering trustee says of the New Democratic Party's order to reduce staff by 4.75 per cent. To meet other savings dictated by the social contract, the board's 2,260 elementary teachers must take one unpaid See LOCAL...Page A5 'Amazing' mom, 'terrific' daughter killed in collision By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter AJAX - An "amazing- mother of three "who would volunteer for anything" and her "terrific" 10 -year-old daughter were killed in a weekend collision blamed on icy roads near Stratford. Rosalie 'Irene' Hopkinson, 38, and her daughter Susan of 116 Rands Rd. were killed Saturday around 3:50 p.m. after their westbound 1985 Chrysler LeBaron crossed into the eastbound lane of Hwy. 7 west of the 6th Conc. and was struck head-on by a 1992 Ford pickup truck. Her two sons were thrown from the car. David, 7, a Grade 2 student at Lake- I side Public School, underwent surgery Monday for two broken legs and a bro- Irene ken hip. He is expected to remain in frac- Hopkinson tion at Western Children's Hospital in London at least six weeks. Ian, 3, is at the same hospital with internal injuries and a broken ankle and could be released later this week (Both boys were taken to a hospital in St. Mary's before being transferred to It was windy and snowing lightly at the time of the accident, which left roads Susan closed about five hours. The driver and ,;Hopkinson passengers of the trick were treated and released from hospital ` "She was always on the go," Cindy Mxcuz says of Mrs. Hop- kinson, wtho was an her way b LArhdon b visit friends who receruly Mad a baby. Her husbarhd Bruce was at work at a Scarborough liquor smile. Mrs. Flopkirhson, who was bora and raised in Sault Sr- Marie, was a member of Holy Trinity Anglican Church and ran a weekly bible surly group in her home. 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I'm Wiseman said of Lib- tired of the sancti- erals and Progressive mony of the Liberals Conservatives, "All I and the Tories can say is this resolu- toward Pickering. tion is fraught with Jim Wiseman Most of the prob- hypocrisy and that lems in Pickering they are all hypocrites" were caused by them," he In an interview, Mr. Wise- says. man said his comment is con- The provincial govern- sidered "unparliamentary lan- ment's Interim Waste Autbori- guage " ty has identified three dump MPPs aren't allowed to call sites, including one in north other members liars or to Pickering. Mother is in York. imply they are liars. which will also take garbage When asked to withdraw from Metro Toronto, and a the comment by the deputy third in Peel. speaker, he said, "To with- The PCs bad introduced the draw that statement would add legislation to repeal the dump to the hypocrisy that these two sites. Tougher anti-smoking legislation applauded DURHAM - Proposed anti- smoking legislation introduced at Queen's Park Monday may hurt business for area drug stores, but at least one pharmacy owner applauds the tougher ban on butts. The legislation, likely to be passed by spring, would outlaw cigarette vending machines, ban the sale of cigarettes in_ drug stores and make it illegal to Sell tobacco to people under 19, up from the current age limit of 18. Ontario health minister Ruth Grier said the legislation is inseaded to combat an increase in stroking mxmg young P001* - She pointed out that. after eight yews of d creasmg rates of �jsmokiug aawng young people, mics now show that smoking among Grade 7 students has risen by a disturbing 50 per eau. Kazim Qureshi. pharmacist and owner of Guardian Drugs in Ajax. says taking cigarettes off bis store shelves wiH have an impact on his brsitress. whHe he Maw vat► ludo PC& firm ma- in cigateues. it does amact poo- �oe to die smote. 'skis ane of the biggest-dtaw- '- cards a retail store could 7. - CoManc� •� In our Chiba FMn d Nwrtber Nk the wo -a appmw orb• pop 115: NFL ,trop LJrroup #A c In eat ad-, el A at 4.117 each. Duo M t.MMTEO WANt1TY sN *k M res air desks wM bs bws& pop 7: Whokss DwW W . - gad st fUT and Wirdne Nor CNm edwr&W r 12ST. The Mwlydlont d dwe two Iran hots bew irarht'oeed we iqM ON inoorMwiarroo this mq two etrrtod sur aatonhert� 1� STORES have." On the other hand he doesn't oppose the proposal. Mr. Qureshi says pharmacists have been talk- ing for years about banning tobacco from drug stores and he, for one, agrees it should be. "It will affect my bottom line, but I strongly believe we have a responsibility in the health of the people in the community." says Mr. Qureshi. He feels the legislation is probably in respoave to a report by the College of Pharmacists two years ago "which concluded that, yes, we should get out of the cigarene business." Mr. Qureshi doesn't think such a move will have an mme- diate effect. "People just have to walk across the Sonet a a variety wre." But be hopes it will have a long-term impact. He adds muethmg has to be done to com- bat the temptabm among teens to Smoke. in ase .'.dama 'ed h 91 "1DURHAM -Three polioe cats on car MW during a *N tie 611111111111 Oshawa b Picixtuhg Monday tnigltt The pop* began atrouttd ! 1 pm. an Hwy. 2 in Oshawa when Dud am "RegimW P+olioe apaNd a drm they believed w be dtudL Caps lost sokof err be6ore >auotwtag it HOu�e fie sapiciOUS° westbound on Hwy. 401, a' :brit s .,'Niaae later. A check revealed thefKXERM -Poke ate inns- �ioeaoephaie was alcor. ,. _ -r y�ittg h saeQicoNs wedoeed. floe The car was 6dfriw4 to Hest- �wbich destroyed a vacant house or my Rd. in Apt where poke wbte land exp gxisted for a p gmsed able to box -in fie moving-vdnide *Pm here. with their cruisers. However, the It took three hours for Pickering car struck one of the cawsers on the fine crews to douse a blare which left side causing $2,000 damage broke out shortly before 1 a.m. before leaving Hwy. 401 and head- Sunday on Spring St. in Brougham. ing southbound on Brock Rd. in The home, which sustained Pickering. $80,000 in damage, was owned by The car struck a second police Transport Canada. It planned to cruiser, this time causing $5,000 rent the home out and had recently damage. It then bounced off a third carried out $3500 worth of rerava- patrol car before finally being tions. stropped. The house was well secured, The driver, a 17 -year-old from reports Transport Canada, as Toronto, has been charged with inspectors check on vacant homes impaired driving, driving with a daily. blood alcohol level exceeding the Witnesses reported seeing legal limit, dangerous driving. fail- teenagers in the area aromW the ing n slop for police, possession of time of the inferno, which is stolen property, and breach of pro- believed to have begun on the sec- bation. He was also found to be and floor of the old home, reports wanted on a warrant by Metro Fine Inspector Mas Seward. Toronto police. He deplores the loss of the The passenger, a 15 -year-old house, the cost of putting out the from Toronto, was released wW"A blaze and "the danger faced by fire - charges. fi&s pm far a pmk." 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The RIDE spot-check program in Durham began yesterday and continues until January. AJAX - Durham Regional Police are asking bar owners to join them in the fight against drinking and driving. At a meeting Monday with some Ajax liquor licence holders, police inspector John Hamilton said, "We're not asking people not to have a good time, but we don't want them to drive after drinking." The annual RIDE spot check program began in Durham yesterday and runs to the week of Jan. 3. Police are promoting the designated driver program, hoping liquor servers will help in educating the public. "You can hit people over the head. You can handcuff them, but they're responsible for their actions," Insp. Hamilton said. Nine bar owners and a rep- resentative of the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion branch attended the meeting at Durham police 24 Division in Ajax. Cops made buttons and posters against drunk driving available to the liquor licence holders. "This is Ajax and we want, as the old saying goes, every- one to arrive alive," the inspector said. Local teachers 'not happy' FROM PAGE Al leave day and give up a professional activity day in the first year of the three-year contract. That number is much lower than the 12 unpaid leave days custodians must take before March 31, 1994 because each employee group negotiated sepa- rately with the Province. Custodians took advantage of early retirement incentives, while teachers chose to use "pension credits" to meet required savings. (Elementary teachers will take their unpaid leave day on March 10, just prior to the spring break. To make up the instructional day for students, the profes- sional development day scheduled for Feb. 1 I will be cancelled and regular classes will take place that day for all elementary students and teachers.) If elementary teachers hadn't offset required sav- ings by using more than $3 million in pension funds, they would have been forced to take another six unpaid leave days, reports Bill Butcher, co -president of the Ontario Public School Teachers Federation (OPSTF), Durham District. "We're pleased we can get on with our lives," he says of the agreement reached recently with the "That's a positive, though many are not happy," particularly younger teachers who won't automatical- ly receive a pay increase with each additional year of teaching (up to the i l -year maximum pay scale, which will now take 14 years to reach). While freezing those increments allowed teachers to put $2 million towards their savings target — the equivalent of three unpaid leave days — it's a very "divisive issue" among teachers, notes Jenifer Cormi- er, president of the Durham Women Teachers' Asso- ciation (which negotiates with the OPSTF). "We're never happy with imposed legislation, but given how bad that legislation is, we made the best out of a bad situation," believes Mr. Butcher. Teachers will begin negotiating an agreement to cover the second year of the social contract early in the new year. Though they won't know how many teachers will retire and how many new students to expect next September, Ms. Cormier predicts pupils will be harder hit. "Students will suffer. They will be in a class that is much larger," because there will be fewer ways to save money as teachers used increment savings and the majority of their pension credits this year, she explains. The implementation agreement must be sent to the Province for approval. THE NEWS ADVEWMER, WED, NOVEMBER 24,1"3'PAGE f -I► Cbristmas Magic" Craft Show and Sale Catch the spkit of the holiday season and find that gmft hand -made Rift . Saturday, November 27`' HIGHBUSH PUBLIC SCHOOL 605 Strouds Lane, Pickering 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Refreshments and Snack Bar ADMISSION °"a""` �,� N 11.00 x- Children under 13 Free 1885 CLEMENTS We UNIT 220, DICKERING 656-09E rb'P - - JICe PAGE f-A•Y S AIIVER WR, WE'D., NOVEMBEl 24 IM - - - - - - - - - - A'ax-PickerinAdvertiser Edit ials/Lf� ttlJ gNews go missing It's every parent's worst nightmare. Your child isn't home when she said she'd be. A few minutes pass and concern begins to set in. A couple of hours later, you still haven't heard from her. Concern turns to worry. You've called all her friends and no one has a clue where she is. Worry turns to panic. Your heart is racing; so is your mind, filled with terrible thoughts of what might have happened. You think of Kristen French, of Leslie Mahaffy, of James Bulger, of Julie Stanton. Tragically, none of them came home. - Fortunately, most youngsters who do go missingtnd up returning home...to the waiting arms of parents mixed about whether they should be caressed or cussed. It's probably happened to many of you parents reading this. Count yourself lucky if your child returned home, that you only had to give them a bawling out, not a burial. Take time to think about the par- ents of kids who never came home. Then, consider volunteering your time with Child Find. The charitable, non-profit group aims to educate parents and children about the dangers of abduction, teaches how to minimize the risk, and helps search for miss- ing youngsters. Child Find Ontario is recruiting volunteers to establish a Durham chapter in response to growing public requests for its services here. Six to 10 people are being sought to form the chapter's executive com- mittee and another 30 are needed to help deliver services. People interest- ed in volunteering should call Child Find's toll-free number at 1-800-387- 7962. What does it take to be a Child Find volunteer? Qualities that just about all good people have -- a love of youngsters, a hatred for the heinous crimes being committed against abducted children, an empathy for parents whose beloved kids go missing. And, last but not least, a Child Find volunteer should be willing to devote a minimum four hours a month to the worthwhile organization. Four hours. An eternity for a parent waiting for a child to come home, four hours fly by when you're doing the good work of Child Find. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Ontario Riding was the real loser on Oct. 25 To the editor, I was a naive 15-year-0Id when I first walked into Rene Soetens's office this summer. I cared about politics and who represented my riding in Ottawa. I thought I had a good understanding of my counon and its history, and I decided 1 wanted some day to be part of keeping it strong and united. I knew Mr. Soetens was a good Member of Parliament. He was always on television or in the newspaper explaining policy and his role as our representative. I was very aware of Mr. Soetens because he was always active in the community despite his respon- sibilities in Ottawa. He hosted a regular Vox Pox forum where we could question him or voice our PUD —t concerns. During the abortion con- troversy, he left behind his person- al beliefs and voted based on a sur- vey of Ontario Riding constituents. I always received a booklet from Mr. Soetens outlining his accom- plishments and policies. He came to Ajax after immi- grating from Holland as a boy. An immigrant from Europe, he like so many Canadians who built this country, had a special appreciation for Canada as he demonstrated during the debate on the constitu- tion. He gave back io the country that was good to his family. Before becoming an MP, Mr. Soetens was involved in the community as a Boy Scout leader and town coun- cillor. He cared about Ajax and this riding. I gladly offered to help such a man. In the constituency office, I answered the phone and did what- ever other volunteer work I could. I learned early on, there wasn't a phone call Mr. Soetens wouldn't personally address. Often, he would be in his office for hours talking to constituents. I canvassed with him frequently in the summer before the election. Every night, he went door to door, talking to con- stituents for as long as it took, even if it meant he was held up. Every individual constituent was important to him. During the election, I tried to be there every night canvassing or supporting him wherever he was. School often had to take a back seat. Despite all his efforts, there were many people at the door who didn't know who Mr. Soetens was. Many didn't care, yet they still voted on Oct. 25. Mr. Soetens has a right to be disappointed. The town and the riding he worked for for so long let him down. They forgot about his long-time service and dedication. He was probably one of the hard- est working and dedicated MPs in Canada. I assumed when I first walked into that office, and saw face to face what Mr. Soetens was made of, people would vote for him. I was wrong. Rene Soetens wasn't the real loser on Oct. 25. It was Ontario Riding. Mike Gibbs, Ajax by Steve Nease HEAR ( io A Gni SD's TUETOY DRRTMENT ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversiai 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. US 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. 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PAGE S.A=THE NEWS 4DVLKrWR, WEA., NOVEMBER 24 IM - • . cltims �' AJAX-PICKERING - Three recent accident victims remain in hospital, but the condition of each has been upgrad Ja -senault, 16, of Marksbury Rd., Pickering, has been iWaded to serious condition at Sunnybrook Health and Science Centre after being listed as critical for almost throe weeks. Tamy Davis, 17, of Zator Ave., Pickering, was upgrad- ed to good condition at Toronto Western Hospital. Both teens were thrown from a westbound station wagon when it struck an east- bound Ford Explorer at Hwy. 2 and Fairport Rd. in Picker- ing on Oct. 2. Durham Regional Police believe the driver of the car lost control of her car on a £ravel shoulder, overcorrect- ed and struck the Ford. Though she was also thrown from the car, Amanda Jess, 16, of Creckview Circle, Pick- ering, was treated at hospital and released the day of the accident Meanwhile, Taysharwanti Ally, 42, of Howes St- Ajax, L% listed in stable condition at Sunnybrook after suffering internal injuries when the driver's side of her eastbound car was struck by a south- bound truck at Rossland and Weswy Rds., Ajax Nov. 14. Police believe she f"od to obey a stop sign at that inter- section. LUBE, OIL, FILTER plus WINTER CHECK UP to onty MAMA 4,Ivxt (;ENUINE PARTS nNn Ac�.�wc iM �"` 1250 MOM 5T. F, WHITBY IAGL• 66A.6A61 TORONTO. M2256 LONG DISTANCE $8.00 A MONTH Try our Community Calling Package 'CALL TOVFP40M TOLL FREE Auwa coawi odwdgn Ajax Du60" od mb GWW* eolon to a crtr Pon cwar ems. Mt tires w eaffwn (Won Fig -1 ewer.. twp. 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Lots The theme of the conference is None Learning More in '94, which November 19-25 reflects the emphasis police orga- Mid nizations are placing on continu- ous learning. More than 1,000 Akdft ... . delegates are expected to repre- .... . .... sent police services, public safety R Thriller organizations and private indus- LOIS try, and 100 exhibitors will dis- iryt play new technology, merchan- Mild dise and services. me S'Cft Though delegates pay a fee to G Fantasy attend the conference, donations 7. Dennis the Merace are being sought to offset expens- irir es. You're invited to donate Some money or to sponsor such events 9. Cop and a Half as refreshment breaks. All dona- 10. Lost in Yankders (new) tions are tax-deductible and con- — tribuLcirs will be recognized in the • Get conference's official program. 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Money for the decoder came from Order's Hearing Impaired Kids Endow- ment (HIKE) Fund. photo by Bronkhorst CORRECTION In last Sunday's News Advertiser Sars Grocery Store inadvertency appeared with an incorrect price. JUMBO SIZE KIWI !g 0 5 for !9 The News Advertiser apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused Our customers. CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Expect More from Sears, sale prices start Monday November 22, 1993' flyer, page 15, the Packard Bell legend 760 Supreme Computer, #42401 is unavailable for this promotion. We regret that no rainchecks or backorders can be given. Also in that flyer, in the Fragrance Booklet insert, page 23, the Isotoner'slippers for men, women and kids' are advertised inoorredly. It should have read 25% off ladies' and kids' lsotoner' slippers. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have Cal our custoffwm. . 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' The long-awaited project, under discussion at various lev- els since 1977, is expected to be completed in December, 1996. Provincial minister of health Ruth Grier was there for the offi- cial ground -breaking. About 300 government officials, communi- ty leaders, hospital staff and patients attended the official launch. Among the politicians on hand to bask in the glory of the event were minister without portfolio Allan Pilkey and local MPPs Jim Wiseman and Drum- mond White. In addressing the crowd, Ms Grier noted the new facility will be the first psychiatric hospital to be built in North America in 20 years. "It represents a significant commitment for the Whitby area and will result in the creation of some 2,600 jobs," she said. "That's good news." The minister also noted that environmental concerns received a high priority in the design of the new hospital. The site is being redeveloped so as many of the existing trees as possible will be saved, and the new hospital will have an extensive recycling program, including on-site com- posting and the collection of rain water to help keep the grounds green during dry periods. Hospital administrator Ron Ballantyne spoke of the "Her- culean effort" which has been made by the hospital, govern- ment and community to finally get construction of the new facil- ity under way. And Mr. Ballan- tyne is apparently determined to see construction completed as scheduled; he presented Ms Grier a tool kit to snake sure, as he put it, that the project "stays on track" over the next three years. Whitby mayor Tom Edwards made a brief pitch to Ms Grier for a health education and research campus and business park next to the hospital, a pro- ject he wants the Province to ini- tiate a feasibility study for. The new 325 -bed psychiatric hospital will be located on the 155 -acre site of the existing facility on the lakeshore. It will be a 500,000 -square -foot, two- storey complex consisting of building pods connected by an internal pedestrian street. Its lay- out is designed to offer views over Late Ontario and the shore- line between Newcastle and downtown Toronto. Under the development plan, a 38 -acre portion of the site will be turned into a lakeshore park for both public and hospital use. The complex will include seven residential in-patient buildings with 14 nursing or patient care units; six support buildings providing specialized diagnostic and aratment services for inpatients and outpatients; an education centre with lecture hall and classrooms; a recreation centre with gym and therapeutic pool; and a dining hall and cof- e sttieWdNd1kWA*% has been given to air quality in the hospital, and parts of the clin- ical units have been designed to address the needs of people with environmental hypersensitivity. In planning the new facility, extensive consultations were held with hospital staff, volunteers and patients. When the existing Whitby Psychiatric first opened in Octo- ber of 1919, it was considered a highly -advanced, state-of-the-art facility, without the prison -style holding areas commonly found in most 19th -century psychiatric institutions. Its village -like design, with 16 cottages (now 40) housing 17 residents each, was copied from what were con- sidered advanced psychiatric hospitals in the U.S. and Ger- many. In the intervening years, many of the buildings have been board- ed up because they became unsafe. As well, the cottages lack washroom facilities for disabled patients. In the hospital's present state, approximately $750,000 per year must be spent on repairs. The hospital must serve the needs of about 1.8 million people living in the regions of Durham and York, the municipalities of Scarborough, East York and North York east of Yonge Street, and Victoria County. It has a staff of approximately 850, and is the second largest employer in Whitby. ,0� /® Every time you play your favourite lottery game, everyone benefits. Sino& 19750 over $5 billion in lottery proceeds have been used to support a wide variety of worthwhile organizations and programs across the province. 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HOW Lai I w AN USED (imwMMM sod* der N.►r r * r0fi&6 we KIN(.%r RD �< x w,'Mu�� naiir uwwf Please recycle this newspa:p** From Queensville to jRStn9NCommumfie s across Ontario are benefiting royally. Last year, $538 million in lottery Proceeds were put to wont in communities like yours, with over 75% of these funds helping to operate Ontario's hospitals. So remember, with each ticket you buy, you're treating your community like royalty. Together we're making good thiV FW mwt inform lion COU t-800-387-0098 pow nns�iOnt,�rMs en ��onsois. HOW Lai I w AN USED (imwMMM sod* der N.►r r * r0fi&6 i 'THE NE" 'A*96, Wd0f4t11td !k 1!!tl.PW01111fiA ' i Obituaries - i BANDIERA, Maria ElizOmtth Beloved wife of the late William Church St. N., on behalf of Holy lage), 428-8488, from 2 to 4:30 and to 9 pm. Thursday. Funeral service - At the Ajax-Pickering Hospital on James Couch. Loving mother of Trinity Anglican Church, the Rev- 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral in the chapel on Friday, Nov. 26 at Friday, Nov. 19, 1993. Maria Jill Kearns and Jacqueline Mac- erends Richard Newland and Colin service in the chapel on Thursday, 1 p.m. Interment Pine Ridge Bandiera, beloved wife of the late Donald. Dear grandmother of Johnson officiating. Cremation to Nov. 25 at 1 p.m. Interment Duffin Memorial Gardens. Pietro Bandiera. Dear mother of Bradley, Lisa, Mary, Michael, Jef- follow. Meadows Cemetery. SMITH Elizabeth - On Sunday, George and his wife Pat, and John frey, lye and Samantha, and sev- KNEEBONE, Kristopher REID, Mary Maude - At the Nov. 21, 1993. Beth Smith, beloved and his wife Susan. Loved grand- etal great-grandchildren. A private John - At Ajax on Monday, Nov. Riverdale Hospital, Toronto, on wife of the late Ray. Loving mother mother of Michael and Stephanie. family service will be held at 22, 1993. Kristopher John Knee- Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1993. Mary of Sharon Connor, Grant, and Dale Sister of Ralph Crmsato of Missis- McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old bone, in his 23rd year. Beloved son Maude Reid, loving mother of Hall. Dear Nanny of seven grand- sauga. Funeral arrangements Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Vil- of Bob and Deanna and the late Jill. Albert, Joseph, Hazel and Lena. children and one great-grandchild. A entrusted to Ronald Martino and rage) on Thursday, Nov. 25. Inter- Dear brother of Shannon and Dear grandmother of 16 grandchil- funeral service will be held in the Son Funeral Directors, Brock Road ment New London Cemetery,Melanie. Lovingly remembered b chapel of Accettone & Lodge Chapel, 1057 Brock Rd., Pickering, g y Y dren and 13 great-grandchildren. P g 686-5589. Kensington, Prince Edward Island. aunts, uncles and cousins. The fam- The family will receive friends at Funeral Home, 384 Finley Ave., 85589. A, Maria - At the DALTON, Frances (nee Man- ily will receive friends at McEach- McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Ajax, 428-9090, on Wednesday at AjaxATTIST-Pickering Hospital - t thetur- gan) - On Monday, Nov. 22, 1993, nie Funeral }tome, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Vil- I l a.m. Interment Erskine Ceme- day, Nov. 20, 1993. Maria Battista, at the Ajax-Pickering Hospital. Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Vil- rage), 428-8488, from 2 to 4 and 7 tom' beloved wife of Nick. Loving moth- Frances, beloved wife of the late er of Rosa and her husband Sam Jack Dalton. Loving mother of Corturillo. Dear 'norma' of Mary- Sharon and her husband Clarence lynn, Joanna and Loredana. Sur- and grandmother of 1_aura, Brian vived by sister Tina Storto and and Michael. Frances will be sadly brothers Tonny, Nick, Lucio and missed by her sisters, nieces and MATERNITY TRUCKLOAD SALE Frank Storto. Sister-in-law of o andfon- nephews. Friends may call at the Dress so and his wife Antonietta. She will Ronald Martino and Son Funeral F] Sale Long Jumpers Directors, Brock Road Chapel, 1057 p anStirrup Pts be greatly missed by family, friends Brock Rd., Pickering (south of 7 9.95 $9.95 and the Jehovah Witnesses Villa Iiwy. 401), 686-5589, Wednesday Congregation. Funeral arrangements from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral to$1 9.95 (reg. $48.00) entrusted ensted to McEachnie Funer- mass on Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. small to XXL al Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Entomb- Isaac Jogues Catholic Church, 1148 (1 Y [Z Y ment Highland Memory Gardens. pinch Ave., Pickering. Interment Donations may be made to the Pine Hills Cemetery. t G 4. G Ajax-Pickering Hospital. HOPKINSON, Irene and • /• • • , COSTELLO, Michael Peter Susan - Suddenly on Nov. 20, 1993. "Gus" -Retired (after 16 years), Dear wife and daughter of Bruce. T VL' 0 . : : PW 0 Captain of Canadian Armed Forces, Loving mother and sister of David Royal Canadian Dragoons and 8th and Ian. Beloved daughter and Canadian Hussars. Suddenly as the granddaughter of Clive McLelland, result of a motor vehicle accident in daughter-in-law and granddaughter Halifax, Nova Scotia, on Oct. 27, of Alfred and Dorothy Hopkinson. 1993, in his 38th year. Mike, loving Sister and niece of Lynn and Aldo husband of Karen (Slater), formerly Fabbro and Kathleen MacAleer, sis- of Ajax. Beloved father of Megan ter-in-law and niece of Bob and and Caitlin. Loved son-in-law of Sandy Hopkinson and Doug and Norma Slater and brother-in-law of Eliana Hopkinson. Aunt and cousin Eric Slater, both of Ajax. A funeral of Amanda and Stephanie. Great A K I N - mass wash Dartmouth, in Dartouth, N.S., granddaughter of Eva Grills. Friends � � � BEST CHRISTMAS SHOPPING followed a cremation. Mike will will be received at the Accettone be sadly missed by marry relatives and Lodge Funeral Homme, 384 Fin- and friends. ley Ave., Ajax (428-9090), on COUCH, Peggy Megan - At Thursday, Nov. 25, from l to 4 p.m. the Altamont Nursing Home on and 6 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1993. Peggy be held on Fridav at 11 a.m. at the Megan Welch, in her 74th year. g Pickering Lnited Church, 300 t: .''�_^�lt��� 0 0 The Great,' Lgridfitt�Alternative DURHAM - Garbage is defined as a used material people no longer want. Whether you call it rubbish, refuse, waste or trash, it is something we classify by putting it all in a container for collection and disposal. Unfortu- nately, much of what we call garbage often contains many items which are reusable or recy- clable. With that in mind, the News Advertiser and an upcom- ing All Rs Centre have come to the rescue. ECYCLER'S EPORT Initiated by the Pickering Waste Reduction Committee, the News Advertiser's new monthly Treasure Chest feature will appear again in early December. This week is your opportunity to think about items you would like to list free of charge in Treasure Chest as giveaways. The first Treasure Chest column, "One Man's Trash is Another Man's Treasure", found a home for accounting textbooks and XT home computer components. Likewise, if your organization needs donations, please use this service. Avicare Bird Rehabilita- tion Centre in Bowmanville was delighted to receive a call saying that unwanted fencing was avail- able for them to pick up at their convenience. Fencing that might otherwise have gone to landfill has now become useful within Durham. As well, Sheridan Vet- erinary Service received a good supply of much-needed towels. To list things you no longer need, or to request items you're looking for, call 420-5625 between 9 am. and 4 p.m. Mon- day to Friday. Remember, there's no charge for this service. The upcoming All Rs Centre, slated for an Ajax location, will take in all recyclable and reusable materials. Jill Bontoft, manager of All Rs, plans to design the cen- tre as a depot for all Blue Box materials from apartment and townhouse dwellers and other recyclables that are not yet included in Blue Box pickup. The centre will also serve as a repair service for useful items and a place where parts can be stripped to make new products, a score to Will used articles and an environ- mental educational area. Posters that were used for a Waste Reduction Week display by the 10th Pickering Pathfinders will be passed on to Jill to deco- rate the walls of Durham's new All Its. A special thank you to the Pathfinders for these useful and colorful works of art If you are able to volunteer your help, ideas or donate any items of use such as office equip- ment, call Jill at 686-0633. aw Please recycle this news a er The Paper Source in Fallbrook has a selection of greeting cards and gift wrap on recycled paper which is heavy enough to be reused many times. To receive a catalogue of recycled paper prod- ucts or to place an order, call I- ty� t� t,4 t'4 UNITED WAY - 3rd HOSTED BY: OH I At LIVE SH SURGEON GENE "These Guys + NOVEMBER 27, AND 28, at You can be a star for just $1o. and ce will give you video proceeds go directly too the L'ni 800-665-1143. Always remember, you are recycling if you use prod- ucts with recycled content. COMING EVENT: Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m., Ajax. Meeting regard- ing the All Rs Centre. For infor- mation, call 686-0633. 00"1 one t) 01N.- t,�� t,�' ANNUAL U B A STAR % IVO ! T'S 6q Q ow: NO BEEF til-PRODucrs NO M.S.G. 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CALL 831-1111, 683-6582 FOR DETAILS Propermainfienance ' III key to surviving winter By CATHERINE SHEARER-KUDEL Special DURHAM - With winter fast approaching, now is the time to get prepared. One priority — if we're conscious drivers — is to get the car, van or truck ready for the snowy months ahead. The time and motley spent now can pay off big when temperatures plummet and less -than -ideal driv- ing conditions arrive, car specialists advise. "Anything is possible for a car to break down in winter, but 75 to 80 per cent of the problems can be avoided," says Mark Depass, a licensed mechanic and owner/oper- ator of Auto Fix Centre in Picker- ing. Loose belts and hoses, a clogged fuel line, oil leaks, low coolant or antifreeze levels, a weak battery or alternator, or soft tires can cause motorists undue headaches in win- ter. A seemingly minor problem like a broken belt or hose can cause a car to overheat and leave its occu- pants stranded, says Mr. Depass. Although he doesn't know the exact numbers he estimates that "... as many cars overheat due to belts and hoses in winter as in sununer." While the recession has forced many drivels to cut back on vehicle maintenance, Pickering Honda gets most inquiries this time of year, says Steve Manol, parts and service general manager. "A weak battery might be able to start in -5 C temperatures like we have now, but in -15 C to -20 C temperatures, a lot more power is required," he says. Some automotive problems are present in the warmer months, but drivers aren't aware of them until it turns cold. For example, a car won't start because accumulated water in the fuel line has turned to ice, or because the ignition wires are wom. And while they may cause little, if any, trouble in spring or summer, wom tires and fading batteries can also wreak havoc in winter. Other problems are caused exclusively by winter condi- tions. 00. Salt and spray slashed from the onto the front of a vehicle tL can cause the core of the radiator to rot and even- tually the car overheats. "Radiators can cause a lot of grief in the winter," acknowledges Mr. Manol. Since drivers tend to rack up more mileage in summer that at any other time of year, tires and brakes should be inspected now for wear. advises Norm Thomson, service manager at Bob Myers Chevrolet Oldsmobile in A*. Tires that are firm and have a good tread will provide better trac- tion on snowy or slushy roads, he says - Winter driving can be particular- ly hard on the transmission, espe- cially when the wheels spin to get the vehicle out of a slippery spot. Mr. Thom -son adds. A fall tune-up and periodic checks of the level and condition of the transmission fluid will help ensure the vehicle will star. Ready for winter? DURHAM - With some thought and a quick trip to a ser- vice centre or auto supply store, motorists can get ready for the challenges of winter driving. Here are some items which mem and service managers recommend you keep handy in your vehicle: • ice scraper and snowbnjsb • windshield v,*a fluid • extra coolant • line of oil . piffibligjIt e j, cables • beg of salts sand • old binlass or pieces of car- pet (to by down in fiamt of the PICKINO URGENT CARE MEDT -CENTRE • Famly Medical Centre • Eye EXaminadm • lab & X-ray, Ukrasound wheels to get you out of a nut or off a patch of slippery mad; same stores carry an item calked a track or grid, made especially for this purpose) • flares • sturdy shovel • first-aid kit • thermal blanket • fire extinguisher • ne Evenportable ifif you leave home duectly fixim the garage for another protected parking area it's a good idea to take warm boots, gloves and headgear along. You never !show when you might need to leave your car. Is pleased to announce the opening of Pidcering's only Walk•in Clinic • Per& Alidina Y.D. • Diamond Alidina Y.D. • Andrea Wolosm uk Y.D. • No Appointment Necessary Open Seven Days A Week rrr rsr �rr+�rrr •sir:vr. s.^s Drivers should also have their vehicle's head and tail lights, wiper blades and thermostat inspected. Not only does the thermostat pro- vide heat, it also defrosts the wind- shields, thus ensuring good visibili- ty. Many service centres offer a 21 - point fall/winter inspection in the $25 to $50 range. The inspection should include an oil and filter change. The w � i - rule of thumb is once every 5,000 Ian, or every 3,000 km for vehicles like taxis that are in constant use. Before any work begins, though, motorists should know what the inspection entails and what it will cost. For safety and for peace of mind, service centres strongly rec- ornmend that owners follow a reg- ular maintenance schedule, what- ever the make and year of the vehi- cle. With older vehicles and ones that get a lot of wear and tear, regu- lar maintenance is even more important, says Mr. Depass. And motorists who use specialty shops for a quick oil and filter change should take their car periodically to a licensed mechanic to ensure it gets the full attention it needs, he [ages. Considering towing charges and inconvenience, plus personal dis- comfort when a vehicle breaks down in winter. it's money well spent. DIAMOND SHAPE OPTIC LUCITE 7 LIGHTS, 6 7M DNiC ROOM CHANDEUER ' • I" .MUDED MW MICIG HAUMN 11100111! t0 CH009E F1r01L Lt1M Ii1litltG IK= CHANDELIER ft. M.N &UE $399101M 1993 PROPERTY ASSESSMENT The 1993 assessment roll, which lists the assessed value of each property in your municipality, is required to be delivered to your municipal clerk on December 21, 1993. Your 1994 municipal and school taxes will be based on this value. The final date for appealing your 1993 assessment to the Assessment Review Board is January 11, 1994. There is a fee for filing an appeal. If you have any questions about assessment or if you wish to meet with an assessor, please call the assessment office. The number is in the Blue Pages of your telephone directory, under assessment or property assessment. If you have any questions about appealing your assessment, please call the Assessment Review Board. The number is in the Blue Pages or can be obtained from the assessment office. OO Ontario Please recycle this newspaper DINING ROOM OR FOYER tip. X66.68 s2 1. sSG-i i TIFFANIES ASSOUM ct ON x.,48.* =7910 EMPIRE OPTIC DINING ROOM CHANDELIER 4ALE 319 6 LIGHT SQUAW ARM WILUAMSBURG CHANDEUER Reg. 299.95 SALE! t fi l 9 i $410095 we. rh n..,....-....r......-...,..�....��..u.sroa..�nerwwra.e..rerw ..........+ir.s.s.w+., s......-., - .�.-..-_ .... _ _ �.. - _. ... .. . PAGE 6 -A -THE NEW AD' ERrISM WED.. NOVSM1= 34110 t ' i Os r V., . Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted In Billboard, call us at 693- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Picks" News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, OM., LIS 2HS. BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club holds its monthly meeting Wed.. Nov. 24 at the Peppercorn Mill, Altono Rd. at Finch Ave., Pick- ering. The topic is Marketing Your- self, Marketing Your Business. Reception/cash bar at 6 p.m., din- ner at 6:45 p.m. S25 for members. $30 for non-members. Reserve 427- 6930 (Karen). 728-9115 (Leah) or 723-3000 (Nancy). MOMS 8 TOTS: Wednesday morning volleyball at the Pickering East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S., from 9 a.m. to 11:15 am, Co-operative babysit- ting with crafts and snacks avail- able. 420-6048 (Virginia). ORGANIC GROWING: The Durham chapter of the Canadian Organic Growers meets Wed.. Nov. 24, 73C p.m . at the Whitby Public Library, 4C5 Dundas St. W Mary Perlmu-Ter discusses growing trees All welcome 434-6231 ALZHEIMER: A support group for AlZne,mer fcm-Jies meets Wea.. Nov 24. 7.3C p m., at me Caregiver Relief Program offices. 487 Westney Rd. S (corse, of Westney Rd and Clements Rci W). Units 19 and 2C. Ajax Family members and care- gtvers welcome 576-2567 SCHOOL REUNION: Southwood Park P„n ,c Sc -co:. 28 ,ambard Cres. A;ax, holds a Bann ng meet- ing for 25th anniversary ceieoro- t ons. to be hely next year. on Wed, Nov 24 at 4 15 p m in the schooi's resource centre All formeF staff, students welcome 683-523C BAZAAR: "he Durham Region Com -unity Core Association care- giver relief adult date program holds a bazaar anc craft sale Wed.. Nov. 24. 2 to 5 p.m , at 487 Westney Rd S . Units 19 and 20 (northeast corner of Westney Rd S. and Clements Rd W.). Ajax 427- 2315 CAMERA CLUB: The Pickering Camera Club meets Wed. Nov 24 at 7 15 p.m in the auditorium of the Pickering Central Library. One The Esplanade. Side show on Ever- glades. Visitors welcome. 831-8907 (Harvey). CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS: Adult Children of Alcoholics hold their weekly support group meeting Wed.. Nov. 24 at St. Andrew's Pres- bytenon Church, 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village. AN welcome. 593- 4256 or 593-5147. CLASSICAL CONCERT: Dunbar - ton Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd.. Pickering. hosts a classical music concert with Derrick Lewis A guests Thurs.. Nov. 25 at 7:30 p.m. Adults $7.50, children under 12 free. 839-7271: 839-5223. CATHOUC EDUCATION: The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board invites community members to voice thele likes and dislikes on Catholic edu- cation at a forum Thurs., Nov. 25. 7:30 to 9:30 pm. at St. Isoac Jogues Parish, 1166 Finch Ave., Pickering. ,686-1541, ext. 316 (Kate Hudson), 5ff!0bWft4aN" ONE HOURC Wuh MIs oeepon• No "* on queetNy Coupon Expkee Deo 1/93 WOMEN'S GROUP. The Ajax -Pick- ering Christian Women's Club hosts a Country Fair morning coffee meeting Thurs.. Nov. 25. 9:30 to 11:15 a.m., in the lower level ban- quet room of Gallantry's, Pickering Town Centre. Fall fair, silent auction. music. speaker. Take baking, crafts, preserves. etc. Admission S4.50; first - timers S1. All welcome. Babysitting available. Reservations 420-6910 (Susan); 428-8505 (Barb). LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Association of Durham West meets Thurs., Nov. 25, 8 p.m., at Flickering High School, 180 Church St. N., Ajax. Topic is remedi- al reading demystified with speaker Faye Hart from The Learning Place/Hart Academy. 683-8432 FRIDAY, NOV. 26 POTTERY SALE: The Ajax -Pickering Potters' Guila holds its annual ChGst- mas show and sale Friday. Nov. 26. Sat., Nov 27, and Sun., Nov. 28, in the Turning Point Pottery Studio in the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd., south of HwV. 2 Times are 7 to 9 p.m. Nov. 26, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Nov. 27 and 11:30 a m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 28. Admission free. Proceeds to the Children's Wish Foundation. 471-5547. YOUTH CENTRE: The annual gen- eral meeting for the Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources is held Fri., Nov. 26, noon, at the centre in the East Shore Community Centre, Liverpool Rd. south of Bayly St . Pick- ering. Dr. Amy Goldwater, a child and adolescent consultant, will speak on mental health issues for teens. 839-6131 (Ellen). NEW TO YOU: St. Martin's Angli- can Church. 1201 St. Martins Dr . Pickering, holds a New -To -You sale Fri., Nov. 26 from 7 to 9 p.m Great clothes, no junk. Prices start at 25 cents. Donations accepted. 839- 4769 (Barb). T Your calendar of coming erenta k o Share The Christmas Spirit Town. .l�iickering " e as -•. `�xri► f VV >.. �•" Weer;.,1193 s Pi4ering iC torp ew {7{, Ap STM ra •�fill i•V�:'I Co -SPONSORED Br Ti•♦E CANADIAN PROGRESS CLUB y.s r Christmas f ` Christmas i yyotch for Food Candy'" 9° Bank kilt ~Svw carols & Santa's Sticks I , ee �heer l �Mm <Boxes Commurnty Services d Fac,btres 14-• ea C! 420.4621 or 683.2,60 ne Cold Front is con -ung. Ue Wm Front is here. COOLANT FLUSH & FILL $2995 Includes coolant MOUNT & BALANCE SNOW TIRES $995 FALL TUNE-UP Plus parts $29 95 OIUFlLTER CHANGE 95 Includes parts $24 OFFER EXPIRES NOVEMBER 301'93 WE HAVE A WIDE SELECTION OF TIRES FROM $69.95 HONDAS ONLY PLEASE. GLASS REPLACEMENT - BODY SHOP - INSURANCE CLAIMS i HOURS: 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. r Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thursday 8:00 a.m. -1 p.m. Saturday CAR PICK-UP Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 910 BROCK ROAD SOUTH, PICKERING TCI •074 f`IMu AAA PnA wwwA THE NOVEMBER "34PAGE r" Strike -bound Miracle Mart feeds hu'nzg'ryre''sidenft' DURHAM - Perishable food locked up in strike -bound Mira- cle Food Mart stores in Durham has made its way to local needy people. Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army Captain Doug Butt reports the Sally Ann food bank picked up a huge pile of goods from the Miracle Mart store in Ajax's Harwood Place Mall Saturday. Capt. Butt says Miracle's generosity "was great" and the goods were "greatly appreciat- ed" at the food bank on Station St. in Ajax. The food was handed out to the area's hungry on Saturday and Monday until it ran out. And, he notes, striking work- ers helped load it into the Salva- tion Army van. "Our members are caring and responsible citizens and are very sensitive to the needs of the less fortunate," says Michael Fraser, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW), Local 175. "We won't stand by and see food spoil Notice of Liquor Licence Application The following establishment has applied to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Mr. Greek Shish -Kebob Restaurant 75 Bayiy Street West, Ajax Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than December 24, 1993. Please include your name, address and telephone number. Note: The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections. Submissions to be sent to: Licensing and Permits Branch Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON U5E 1A4 Fax: (416) 326-0308 OO Ontario. Dentures so natural... youll never know the difference!' ( Free eonsuhation ) �� 7_ +' •A.'� ^¢ •':fix, i. .�" - . � � "tI N cx` yds .moi �. � Nowsoft-tov�l�' Materials for sensitive guns ' m July, 1992 Walter Wimmer, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ( LOWER LEVEL) 420mM- • Toa Free imo-66i-son �✓.......•✓. r✓.•errrrrrr,•rr.rrrrr � � rr.. . while people in our cities and towns are going hungry." Most Miracle Food Mart and Ultra Mart stores across the province have been closed down after contract negotiations broke off last Thursday between man- agement and the union — locals 175 and 633 of the UFCW. About 6,500 workers are on strike at some 60 Miracle Mart stores throughout the province, including one in the Harwood Place Mall in Ajax. The Ajax outlet has 20 full- time employees and 55 part- timers whose contract expired in June. Meet Me at the Q �lpalka Dot Door! Polkaroo wants to meet you in person Kmart Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. Friday, November 26 12 noon until 2:00 p.m. J �r -, NI 0 1 ■' ■LS S • l l S. ■ O 'Colours', 'Fairy Toles', 'Music and =Ion', 'Anima ls, CHO CE 11099 OUR,T�r�.tiT. IR/U1�'Look Up!' or 'Dinosaurs' The ulftate Source For Bedding. The ultimate source for Bed & Bath Pickering Home Deaign Centre (905) 428-0007 I IF .. -�rkatili ti�r� ►, ilii NTN -- - - - - a a 111&' & L C a F,Y-,0UR PRESENT DEALERSHIP ISN'ToGIVING YOU... OTHE BEST NEW CARS BUILT IN CANADA � [VTHE LOWEST PAYMENT PLAN THE BEST INQUALITY SERVICE' h.F..-1C�t� _ ! (THEN MAKE (VILLAGE CHRYSLER PART OF YOUR S FUTURE! �Z FOR GREAT �1 oeus a BESTSOVICE16c'. a 4 BRAND NEW '94 VOYAGER Auto. air, V6, 7 pas-.lugagge Tack. Sik. � goi BUY 17,888 oN�Y $299mo. tEMO 1993 DODGE D350 _ CLUB CAB DIESEL DUALLY -- Includes: Auto., air, power windows, power doors, tilt, cruise, cass., 1 - buckets, console, power mirrors, � it n B 115 1 Fin IPLUS MUCH MORE' Clearance SHADOW AIR Automatic, ai►, plus Ids more. Stk. #3919. r �► SALE BUY ONLY SALE 9 988 $183* mo. ACCLAIM - Auto, air, lilt, cruise. AM/FM cassette, a real bargain. •tea werory �, - - ---- Slk' 03955, n = IW t rrOM M Iv nawv em 1$101988 -BUY ONLY $199� y READ Y TO GO! I *Tell I • ow M" PAR ANEMMKT HE&% Pa L Will SERVICE OPEN All DAY SATURDAY W535 Special AND EVERY NIGHT Special Ser% ices LA 48 MONTH LEASE PAYMENTS ARE PLUS FREIGHT CASH DOWN P4YMENT OR w L' OOi DOWN �AYMENI P -,;S A" TAXES EXAMPLE S,J iOC X V MOS Y � 5;;; 11 SER +BA;R S'11454" The Bay Ridges branch of the Royal Canadian Legion has become the latest community group to "adopt" a Pickering park. Legion members will now take care of Balsdon Park, help keep- ing it clear of litter as Scotty Ramage demonstrates. For informa- tion on the Town's adopt -a -park program, call 420-4621. Trustee In Bankruptcy OffedrV all Insolvency services lncludinq personal b corporate bx*nvtcles OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments available. FREE initial consultation. It holds the road md its value. "'Over time the Saturn SC I will hang on to a lot more than a twisty strip of road. It also has the knack of hanging onto its value. In fact, it holds its value better than nearly all other cars on the road. This of course is great news for anyone planning on buying a new Saturn. For anyone planning on buying a used Saturn, we hope you won't find the somewhat higher price tag too much of an obstacle. A DIFFERENT KIND OF COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND OF CAR. SATMN iSUZ U �. OF PICKERING 980 Kingston Rd., PICKERING 839-6159Man r I mDa" Irlrlf The ultimate Source For lbwels. The ultimate source for Bed & Bath Pickering Home Design Centre (905) 428-0007 f �. • ..� f N • r �. •. -. f• r �• • . • . •• r. t+► 1 1+►l fl t{11,3341414114" I`` 1t ItTt 1.T�I•►+1•f / Tttlt► T T / 1.1 •I.I t / T T ♦ T t • ► • t .�. �.....1�:. w..� n h f.Z...l.►.N., �, r.•.�� r•.��. i...ph�4�•hNbil��f�/11N���h1+/i1►j�11f.1+�}l'lil�ll}�}�}j}i►3►jtiliti,t}c,t}It3}�}1}l'}Ilt}�}}I} PAGE WA -MM NEW ADvamn3L wm&- NovWAM 2A. IM General Motors gets a break By NORMAN NELSON Durham Staff DURHAM - The cost of doing business in Oshawa just got a lot cheaper for General Motors. A successful appeal on the assessment of its massive office and industrial facilities that employ more than 16,000 people in Oshawa has resulted in an annual $2 million municipal tax break. Since the appealed assessment was over a four-year period from 1990 to 1993, the auto giant stands to recover a hefty S8 mil- lion in overpaid municipal taxes. This year's revi,ed property tax bill for the aa.o giant works out to about $38.£, million. The ongoing appeal has been known for about a year, and the municipalities and school boards that stand to suffer from the tax loss — City of Oshawa, Region of Durham and the Durham pub- lic and separate school boards — all say they have salted the money away in preparation for the ruling. "The shock was a year ago," says Brian Cain, Durham Board of Education superintendent of finances. Although they've all made allowances for the loss of taxes, the City of Oshawa is the only one with the final figures in its hands. At its last meeting, Oshawa council authorized a refund of about $2.5 million in overpaid taxes over the last four years. That works out to an annual tax shortfall of just over $600,000. Although the school board hasn't seen the final figures, Mr. Cain says the first three years of overpaid taxes amounted to a shortfall of about $3 million — or S1 million a year. Half of the shortfall was cov- ered by increased grants from the provincial ministry of education, and the other half was written off in last year's budget. It actually contributed to the school board going S800,000 over its budget for that year "for the first time in almost every- one's recollection," he says. GM spokesman Greg Pierce explains that for a number of years the auto manufacturer had thought its assessment was too high and had launched an appeal, just as any other homeowner or business could do in a similar sit- uation. "The assessment office agreed with our contention (that the property was assessed too high) and the result is a reduction (of about five per cent) in the assess- ment value of GM properties in Oshawa," he says. Ian McClung, director of the appraisals services branch for the provincial revenue ministry in Oshawa, explains that notices of assessment evaluations are hand- ed out to home and business property owners "generally in late November or early Decem- ber." Appeals can then be filed for a short time thereafter, he says. "Generally speaking, the per- centage of properties appealed is about two to three per cent." • 0 BEGINNER CLASSES STARTING AGES 4 and UP ® The SUPEMM Poop hos been fsstu ed on CfiV-TY, CFTO, The Toronb Sun. Kid's Cwuw* The Kw Adwrllsw i The Toronto Star GIVE YOUR CHILD • CONFIDENCE • SELF ESTEEM • DISCIPLINE HOME of 'THE KARATE KID" STUDENT EDUCATIONAL FUNDING COMPANY CANADA TM I ►TM TM W i I• Gord MarUnmu.» CITY -TV "Aso student of SUPERKIDS I can attest to the highest level of expertise brought to the SUPERKIDS and STREET SMART -STREET SAFE PROGRAM. "rM :lti:d.'111111 -3 71 Sduba tourses,r-F wet appetite for underwater world AJAX - The basics of scuba diving will be taught in an 11 - week course starting in January. The Ajax Scuba Club runs the course which includes 20 hours of classroom instruction and 12 hours of pool time. There is also the use of tanks, regulators and buoyancy compensators, hand- outs, and certification ur_der the National Association of Under- water Instructors. An open water dive in May and a one-year membership in the Ajax club are included. it's held Sundays, from 7 to 10 p.m., at the Ajax Community Centre, beginning Jan. 30. Those interested have to be 16 years or older and comfortable in the water, being able to swim at least one length of the pool. The cost is $275. A four-week advanced course for certified divers is also being offered, starting on Sunday, Jan. 9, at the Ajax Community Centre. The course expands on theory taught in the beginner course, wil' instructions on specialty div- in� such as wreck, night, salvage or rescue. There is also an open water dive in May. The cost could vary depending on the number of people in the course, but it will be approximate- ly $275. 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Ask wr k I N i. vaw" teroier CER'nF/ED Q re sae ends oe( 4.1993 Car is odifinoial sue mA ..�v eK Dace 5ewV nioy 'ay 11D leIoM n dt-s laPay 12AUTO m cadet cad DMdases acee* 5250 00 0 A C 'y*dm nay be ukomed for aiadrr mm" of t " ALL -SEASON TRACTION Shing from 0 INVI(TA Gt %MTE M YOUR VEHICLE s39 1) Gov 0i, fifer and iubrt* 2) Ado and Igen all drive beffs 3) Top up all fluids 4) (]am front and rear brakes S) Test miiot0r aAeeze Oren* 6) Rotate lies ard set air pnsue 7) kmym Ire ekdr dugrrg" m and the battery A) Test emergency sqd ad brace igbls 9) hove a fou Gre jug of wddtieid was}rer U OMis +dt a -cs .x nc 9s e.,a:: �oamrt5 mien, r:e ;,a : �c AJAX OSHAWA �© 355 Bayly St. W. 427-6075 162 King St. E. 571-3400 11 rAGIs�.�gw.M4q4PN�KeN, , lJobraries � need new books: board PICKERING - The Pickering Library Board is already lobby- ing for its share of 1994 tax dol- lars through a press release point- ing out how busy its branches are. The board's proposed budget for next year, which must be approved by council, calls for more money for new books but less funds for operating costs, the board says in a written statement. Statistically, Pickering libraries are busier than those found in other Ontario communi- ties with more than 50,000 resi- dents, the board says. Pickering library patrons borrow 13.66 items a year each, while "larger libraries" lend an average 10.68 books per user annually. Head librarian Sandy Cameron says the Pickering sys- tem's success is due to two fac- tors, the first of which is the board's fortune in "persuading council to maintain our collection budget in spite of the difficult economic situation. Secondly, that confidence has allowed staff at all levels to use their energies to put as many useful books into our users' hands as we can. The library's collection is by far one of the best resources used by our taxpayers." The board needs to continue to meet the book collection needs of residents, says board chairman David Farr. "But, like all public institutions, we need to do what we can to make our services affordable by the taxpayer. Our staff constantly review their actions, purchases and proce- dures to make sure we're making the very best use of taxpayers' money." Wrap yourself up in library program AJAX - A program on gift buying and wrapping wtU help add some creativity to your Christmas and stretch your budget. The main branch of the Ajax Public Library will offer ideas on buying unique gifts, creating creative bows and wrapping. There'll also be a sewing demonstration on fabric gift bags, with pat- terns and handouts available. The free adult program will be held Wednesday, Dec. 1, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. The main library branch is at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the municipal building. Call the program office at 6834000 for more informa- tion. al THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION Community Meetings Trustees of the Durham Board of Education will hold community meetings in the following locations to hear input from the public on the impact of potential reductions to the 1994 budget. November 18, 1993, Port Perry H.S. cafeteria, Port Perry November 23, 1993, Anderson C.V.I. auditorium, Whitby November 24, 1993. Brock H.S. auditorium, Cannington November 29, 1993, Ajax H.S. auditorium. Ajax November 30. 1993, Uxbridge S.S. cafeteria. Uxbridge December 7, 1993, Dunbarton H.S. cafeteria. Pickering All communin• meetings N%ill begin at 7:LX) p.m. with presenta- tions until 9:00 p.m. and informal discussion until 9:30 p.m. To request an information package or to register to make a presentation, please call i905� 576-4600, (905) 686-2711 or 1-800-265-3968 and ask for extension 215. OPEN EVERY DAY EATERY lb 9:30 A.M. 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I" de dw for ds we, f•7ASI� 4,61*1 7Ni 1 . ��1•� r►;�'�Ja +Jat•�Pa�a��R.�dY�a��i+. r?d.+.�a� Tam . �. �..c tis. .w s�� t Do You Have Your Key? The Pickering Town Centre is giving away a IBM Home Computer System and a Caribbean Vacation for Two Rn .two. "wondrous" occasions. Here's How It Works! Shoppers "earn" a key voucher by shopping at Centre stores. The voucher is then replaced with a real key on December 2nd (to win the computer system) or on Dec. 16th (to win the trip) with each entrant being given a chance to test their key in the lock. Two thousand (2000) real keys will be given out at the events with only one key opening the lock. �N - jl, k ,. ��. /f e c ering own en re mos spectacular Santa's display with FREE ". Santa's report cards, activity books and - ..candy canes! Win an IBM Home Computer System or a Carnlbbean'Vacation for two'. aon+yconPu�rwcTrctvel SIM � i - t- v'd a ,, S ATiT'S BEST ! PAGE ?A -A -THE NEM AOVEKrM > . WED., NOVEMBER 24, M 12 Friday THE STOCKINGS — 6 9 pin Srr,dlui�; (•hmrrnu, Iha, 18 Thursday CHRISTMAS DIXIELAND ENCORE 6 - 9 pm nfI„ 1,,t1,l i,,:: k dId 19 Frida\ STRAWBERRIES IN THE SNOW 6 - 9 pm 20 Salurda\ DURHAM SCHOOL CHOIRS — 1 - 1:30 pm Avlh,:I"- I// 'h S, h " bnrnln Alemnder PuMir Srh,Nd The Stockings Duo 1:30 - Z:30 pm 2S Thur.da\ ARDELLENA 6 - 9 pm Chn., n,,, ('hewn,? lfuq 26 Frida\ SENTIMENTAL JOURNEYMEN — 6 - 9 pm 7 Saturday 3RD ANNUAL KAR.10KF: SONGFEST \(xm - 5 pin "MUSICAL, INTERLUDE" I pm prccrntrd ti, 11. , .. , 'n, /':: c, .; c 1,r, (, runcil 28 Sunda\ 3RD ANNA Al. I;ARAOKE SONGFEST \(x)[ - 5 pm • ": (( Thur.,,J"� THE STOCKINGS — 6 - 9 pm 3 Fridas CHRISTMAS BEACH PARTY BAND 6 - 9 pm 4 Saturda\ CHRISTMAS DIXIELAND ENCORE I - 3:30 pm THE STMKINGS — 2 - 5 pm 9 Thundax CHRISTMAS DIXIELAND ENCORE 6 - 9 pm 10 Frida% 3-1/2 \OTE — BARBERSHOP QUARTET 7 - S pm SW EET CHARITY CHOIR 7 pm I I Saturday LINCOLN ALEXANDER PUBLIC 1 - 1:30 pm SCHOOL BAND SENIOR'S CHOIR 2:00 pm 17 Fridas SE\TINIE\TAI. JOURNEYMEN 6 - 9 pm Is Saturdas THE ST(1K-K1\GS — 2 - 5 pm DUKES OF HARNIO\111 am OSHAW A BARBERSHOPPERS 2 pm MELLISSA HEA% ER 2 pm - , ARDELLENA 2 - 4 pm 01rivOl?1:1 Viol, _J . 67 "Pe", 0 0 el N 11+1 `4 - AT IT'S BEST! se sure to pick up your FREE Santa's Report Card while visiting Santa's Village r' s �MY,.r � 1'��. • �,-ar•• r��rrs• 1 Do you have your key to T 0 dc... ff W J,oq IgM at Pickering Town Centre Earn your key by shopping here for Christmas. Keys available as of November 13th Confused? Bewildered! Befuddled, even?! The PICKERING TOWN CENTRE, like most malls, can be intimidating. Where did I park? Where am I now? And even, how do I get out?! Well, here's the answer. Let's call it Your Key to PICKERING . TOWN CENTRE. The mall is Hwr.401 indeed shaped like a Sys key and we've had a new floor plan designed EATONS to help -.you better OO1WN1ON'� understand our layout. F So, pickup you "Key" map today at our >n. Infoplace! A -- -- ---- 1�►�1��+11�/,f�atr�lrl►i�+1I�/a.lt.��)1►1 M►.�.h�.i.AM+h�. Pf��i.r.,•, 'i,j-.- .. �.1 - - - - - '1 11► . t 1. � � i • i i � k A 4. 1 � 6 6 4 + i i A. 4 6 a '.4 l +' Ala •wr.wr.•r.•,•.•.•.......• r.•... •. •. .-.-. �-... •... � ........ , ..... r � a P =�%,'L 7 i �} J i♦ r t� t J P T.t I w? i Y I.T t ♦_i.'Y • T-•�Y�� Yew tI• • Y ...::.•:.•.-:.-....-. N L . , ; ., ........:..THF KBwc na•Elrr1>rel1, wlEo., KovMM 24, "09-PAOV29-fJ 'J'hfld rens Playtown offers s Remember the days when u were able to shop on ur own, with no children to iw you down? Those days aren't lost for- er. You can shop, have ur hair done, even meet a end for lunch — and rest sured your children are in ;ecure, caring and fun -filled vironment. Children's Playtown, con- Iniently located on the wer level of the Pickering wn Centre near the food urt, offers babysitting ser- ves for children aged 18 lnths and older. It offers an abundance of educational and brand-name toys, including Fisher Price, Little Tykes and Nintendo. During the holiday season, your little elves will be busy making Christmas decora- tions for Playtown's Christ- mas tree and premises. Children's Playtown is cel- ebrating its eighth anniver- sary, which makes it the first and longest -running mall babysitting service of its kind. It's grown with the commu- nity and cares for more than 12,000 children a year. As a community service, Santa's Castle Santa's Castle is a hub of activity, as children of all ages enjoy the splendid decorations and, of course, the king of the castle himself – Santa Claus. photo by Ron Pietroniro r r 14 -of A :4 wNh Children's Playtown offers free child care for blood donors during Red Cross blood drives in the mall. Children's Playtown was the brainchild of Judy Den- heyer. She was joined by her sister Sharron McIntosh in 1989, who still owns and operates Children's Playtown. During the Christmas sea- son, Children's Playtown offers babysitting Monday to Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Satur- day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 12 noon to 5 p.m. (As a Christmas gift to its customers, Children's Play - town is offering 15 minutes of service at no charge for stays of over an hour on Thursday and Friday evenings between 4 and 8 p.m.) Customers are invited to enter a Christmas draw for a Free Willy video and Chil- dren's Playtown value card for four hours of free child care. The draw will be held Dec. 24. Children's Playtown is now accepting registration for arts and crafts classes which begin the first week of Jan- uary. Drop by for more infor- mation. Diamonds r jewellery with - NO money down, NO interest and n payments a meets sa � �x until Ma Seiko Gold Watches Chains 20—Q -IO%'0Mff 3 _1O save an ow sedation Of current *S, as save anonr oompletc assatsent of 101k and Hkow replaoemeac and aoclmiMe� vralrh �asee applies. 14K IoW cis Yaeiom styles kmprlta to c�oobe from orifi biaodcts. Young's Riskless Customer Service Package • Free layaway • Five year watch guarantee • Two year diamond jewelkn• guarantee w • Free watch batteries for life with your watch purchase • Complete satisfaction or your money refunded �' • Returns are never a problem • Jewellery and watch repairs • lewellery appraisals • We will match am•one s price on any item in the store PICKERINC IOWN CENTRE HOURS: MJEWELLERSon.-Fri. 10 am. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 30 am. - 6 pm. 831-5427 = " We I PAGE 2&A -'[ice NPM *DVEITLSM WED, NOVEM M tit, lfl:1 Chris tntas . 0 0 Santa Claus listens intently to young Alyssa Beurling, who puts Pony Surprise and Cry Baby at the top of the list of things she'd like to find under the tree Christmas morning. You can place your order and have your picture taken with the jolly fellow every day at the Pickering Town Centre. photo by Ron Pietroniro The latest in electronics and stereo equipment can be found The Sony Store in the Pickering Town Centre. Christmas season If it's a Sony, chances are you'll find it at The Sony Store in the Pickering Town Centre. Everything from Walk - mans to handicams, and camcorders to stereo equip- ment can be found at one of the newest outlets to set up shop at the centre. It'll be celebrating its first anniver- sary next month. "We run the gamut of electronics and stereo equipment," says Mary Lynne Debughery, manager at The Sony Store since it opened. The outlet currently has a staff of 10 to serve its customers. Ms. Deloughery says the store is offering a number of special promotions just in time for the Christmas season. Buy a television set and you'll receive a free TV stand; or get a free bag with the purchase of a cam- corder. You'll also find sav- ings on compact discs when you buy a Sony CD player. What's hot at The Sony Store this Christmas? Some of the more popular gift items are electronic note- books, cordless telephones, and Walkmans, along with portable radios and big - screen televisions, notes Ms. Deloughery. Sony stores have been in operation for more than 10 years, says Ms. Deloughery, adding that The Sony Store outlets have been a staple in British Columbia for a num- ber of years, and are now becoming increasingly popu- lar with consumers in Ontario. The Sony Store cur- rently has 13 outlets in Ontario. For more information on The Sony Store, call 420 - eck the all ntertain The following list of entertainment is sure to charm shoppers: J Thursday, Nov. 25: Ardellena, Christmas chamber music, gets shoppers in the festive spirit from 6 to 9 p.m. J Friday, Nov. 26: Sentimental Journey- men, a musical journey through time, entertain from 6 to 9 p.m. J Saturday, Nov. 27 and Sunday, Nov. 28: The United Way of Ajax -Pickering hosts its third annual "U B A Star" event, which pro- vides karaoke performers with a videotape of their performance. J Thursday, Dec. 2: The Stockings, a Christmas trio, stroll through the centre from 6 to 9 p.m. J Friday, Dec. 3: The Christmas Beach Party Band strikes up the music from 6 to 9 p.m. J Saturday, Dec. 4: The Christmas Dixieland Encore Band jazzes things up from 1 to 3:30 p.m., while The Stockings stroll through the centre from 2 to 5 p.m. J Thursday, Dec. 9: Christmas Dixieland Encore jazz band entertains from 6 to 9 p.m. J Friday, Dec. 10: 3-1/2 note, barbershop quartet, perform from 7 to 8 p.m. and Sweet Charity Choir charms shoppers beginning at 7 p. m. J Saturday, Dec. 11: the Lincoln Alexan- der Public School Band performs in the food court from 1 to 1:30 p.m., while the school's senior choir entertains at 2 p.m. J Friday, Dec. 17: Sentimental Journey- men perform from 6 to 9 p.m. J Saturday, Dec. 18: The Dukes of Harmo- ny perform from 2 to 5 p.m., The Stockings Christmas Duo strolls through the centre from 2 to 5 p.m., and Ardellena Christmas chamber music entertains from 2 to 4 p.m. KING'S WATCH CO. Rckenrg Town Centre, Unit 320 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering Tel. 839-8839 HOME OF STYLIST WATCHES 10WATON ROAD K�Wi1 ItalowL-" EXONS 7at'.� m*1f 101 off" hoe. Seem tswr bWL With any purchase of over $20-00, you u4ff receive a FREE GIFT over mom w fimuoar 1a$L THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 24, 1"3 -PACE 27 Stay In Touch ... A pocket phone at an incredible price! Pt►maatll signal St►(astl a Batten ldicato L One bech lod Did Kn Voice Mail for other im'om rankers) C One Torch Sped Dial Ker Hoot or Of ii Out Torch 0— Eme►Strcr Dial 911 10 t✓ awd Noic,a,� s,�.t•Iv.tiigaoYariaatda�ittYrtaas,rrs Rr�xa�aai�a.a.rYlMiaw��ilras��re�Yorrsa�ioe,iliacs tering Town Centre (Imv _a m sears Wird so lQff4 St, W W. of Thormmt not a Don Bell Mobility �^F.M'►l.��f..ri i • • - •..�.APP(Qve C Agmt �•Wi.x7Ktr.iA.�s �.b PAG .4� Il�iiD��RT iI�, iYLb ' NOrEM1dLR ?i,1!!3 .... �......... . What was This giant gift box was secretly delivered to the Pickering Town Centre by a mysterious courier service. photo by Ron Pietroniro iin the box? Amid a flurry of excitement, a crescendo of music and burst of smoke, Pickering Town Centre's Christmas mystery was unveiled! Jack, the Mischievous Elf, thrilled one and all when he recently burst out of a giant gift box at Centre Court. And what an entrance he made, sur- prising even Santa Claus, who warned hundreds of curious onlook- ers, "Stand back! I think it might blow!" Jack, who heads up the candy cane factory at the North Pole, was secretly delivered to the centre during the wee hours of the morning on the first of November. He arrived in a box marked "Frag- ile", which bore Santa's private "North Pole Express" courier label. But Santa denied all knowledge of the gift, reminding us that his gifts do not arrive until Christmas Eve, as expect- ed by good boys and girls every- where. Mall security, who admitted feeling somewhat cor cerned about the mys- terious box, received special instruc- tions regarding its November 13th opening: Two holes on the side of the box were to be kept clear, the box could only be opened by children using a magical key, and no one attending the opening should fear the smoke. As he hoped. Jack the Mischievous Elf made everyone smile. 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GRANT ARNOLD Durham Regional Police DURHAM - Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving an armed robbery in Pickering on Thursday, Aug. 12. At 2:30 a.m., a male wearing a black ski mask entered the Mac's Convenience Store at 376 Kingston Rd. demanding cigarettes. The clerk turned to get the cigarettes and when he turned around, the suspect had produced a six-inch gold knife and demanded money. CRIME STOPPERS Call 436-8477 (436 -TIPS) win your anonymous tips You tell us what your budget is and we'll design a custom party just for you! 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V$A.-!.............. 425 683-9725 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave. #13 E"Ished 1978 Ajax, Ontario Dufferin Game Room Store -'bringing family and friends into play' By Beverly McFarlane ,. victim to hand over his own When the Dufferin Game to Brad. a wide variety of board Room Store opened at the its Pickering Town Centre six years ago, few customers 11 fully conscious of where our r, society's trend was headed. i for a particular board game that From the video -game- , .r absorption of the '80s, the '90s have become what sociologists sX in the store, you'll be invited The suspect then forced the and others have defined as the tables, dart boards, and, according victim to hand over his own period of cocooning: an age when to Brad. a wide variety of board money. The suspect left the store families are opting to spend more games If you happen to be looking and was last seen running in a time together. when the home - for a particular board game that north-westerly direction into a subdivision. He might haveisn't rather than external entertainment - in the store, you'll be invited made his escape by getting into has the advantage. Whether that is a result of the to access The Game Library. a waiting vehicle on Dalewood moral decline evident The Game Library is a listing for Dt recession, of sourcing all games. it will tell you The suspect is described as in the external entertainment arena, if the particular game is still male, white, light complexion, the aftermath of a period of available, and from where. blue eyes, 18 to 20 years old, 5'6" THE FAMILY excessiveness, or even a Gambling equipment is also tall, weighing 150 pounds. combination of factors, we really popular at the Dufferin Game He was wearing a red sweatshirt,GIFT blue acid -washed jeans, black aren't sure. But for business people Room, as are puzzles and puzzlers. ski mask and black gloves. like Brad Macintosh, owner of the In fact, Brad has opened a A small amount of cash was BY Dufferin Game Room Store, the temporary store at the Town Centre. obtained, but no cigarettes. result is clear: people are focussing to accommodate all the puzzles and Crime Stoppers is asking any- on their homes and are upgrading brain teasers that he has to offer. one with information on this them to include the things they The store, Puzzlers, is open strictly robbery or any other serious want for family enjoyment. for the Christmas season, and offence to call. As a caller, you will not be asked to identify � 'The Dufferin Game Room store promises to be the answer to your yourself or have to go to court. xas designed to help families get A cash reward of up to_ � the most value from time spentpuzzlesearch. After having survived the first six $1,000 is being offered if your playing together.' -That's the n business and especially years i information leads to an arrest. concept out of which the business having survived a cruel recession, ur The Crime Stoppers phone began, and to continued Brad says, "We are extremely busy. number is 436-8477. That's 436- ue The store's Christmas catalogue g The billiard and game industry is in TIPS. Sgt. Grant Arnold is �� states, ....At Dufferin we believe a time." a boom at t " the cootr- dinator of the Durham Regional relaxed and well-equipped game room is a catalyst for building Along with the assortment of Crime Stoppers. meaningful relationships, and indoor recreational products, 1 r - ' r bringing family and friends into a another aspect of the store, according to Brad, is the fact that, relaxed atmosphere for fun and "This is a fun placeFamilies can 11maconversatiom..." MA IL 11�` come in and try things; products Dufferin really is the place for aren't all boxed up." � pgT,�,2,r SAVE recreation room items and related Most of all, though, the store ' l� $ 00 accessories. In fact, the store ideas for owner stresses the quality and OS provides numerous people service. The products are well made whoarestarting a game room from and come with guarantees. �- ttA11MNA1l .� OFF sC•r�bU. the Customer satisfaction is crucial to I i I�OR Pool tables are perhaps p p this business. MI►s ALL DUFFERIN DUALITY highlight of the store, given the Whether you are contemplating a /� �� SLATE BILLIARD TABLES wide assortment and price range. major task such as designing or 0���► Fp LEASE TppWNpiA'68"1MONTH From a starting price of $1599, a , adding to your own rec room, or G D� 4'x 8' quality slate table, complete you are simply looking for an 4 Y•EVER with accessories, can be purchased. economical gift for someone 11" tht! ttldrttr�ttlsstetnt The price also includes delivery and installation. If required, financing is special, visit Dufferin Game Room In tot»da 's p!! ft,te . • • available. for just the right idea. 420-6113- .. Besides pool tables, you'll find Located on the lower level of the Town Centre, you can also call 420- . . � • • shuffle board, football and card 6113. N _...___ _ RAGE 36-A•TUR NEMS ADVERTEW WED, NOVUQ 34. 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Dunbarton defeated Unionville and went on to beat Henry Street High in the final. photo by Ron Pietroniro PICKERING - The Dunbarton High School Spartans senior boys' volleyball team is bound for the provincials after a flawless perfor- mance in the Durham -York play - downs last week. The Spartans breezed to the Durham York Secondary School Athletic Association (DYSSAA) championship after downing Unionville High School 15-10, 15- 11 in the final at Pickering High School Thursday afternoon. To advance to the DYSSAA final, the Spartans disposed of Brother Andre Catholic High School from Markham 15-9. 15-12 in the semi-final contest. According to senior coach Steve Clutton, the final was almost anti -climactic as the semi-finai game proved to Dunbarton's toughest test at DYSSAA. "The semi-final was harder than expected. We had never heard of Brother Andre before," says Clut- ton. In the DYSSAA final, Dunbar - ton received a solid passing game, along with good defense. Middle blocker Brad Cunningham had a strong game against Unionville. With Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) and DYSSAA titles under their belts, the Spartans now turn their atten- tion to the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) championships in Lon- don this Friday and Saturday. Dunbarton is expected to be seeded as the number -two team in the province behind the number - one seed Forest Heights High School of Kitchener. Clutton says the Spartans have beaten most of the teams compet- ing at the provincials through vari- ous tournaments this season. Dun- barton split games against number - one Forest Heights in toumev play. "If we play our best we can beat anybody," says Clutton. "With our lack of height, we have to play well. We can't have a bad game." The senior Spartans sport an overall record of 50 wins and throe losses this season. Meanwhile, the Dunbarton junior boys' volleyball team also laid claim to the DYSSAA title. The juniors beat Whitby's Henr} Street High School 15-9, 15-3 to win the championship. Dunbarton was upset by Henry Street in the LOSSA final the previous week. In the semi-finals, Dunbarton defeated previously unbeaten and number -one seed Unionville High School 12-15, 15-4, 15-3 to advance to the final. Dunbarton junior coach Jim Higgs says the Spartans put more emphasis on their serving in prepa- ration for DYSSAA. "We attacked more on our serv- ing," says Higgs. "We wanted to serve to specific people. We just upgraded our game about 50 per cent from last week. Junior team members are dike Daykin, Chris Malcolm, Paul Coderre, :dike Trollope, Rob Pat- terson, Jason White, Andrew Mil- ner. Jason Leue, Jamil Shamasdin and Krist Papadopoulos. Meanwhile, the Dunbarton midget boys' team were defeated in the DYSSAA semi-finals by Unionville High School 15-1, 15- 6. Unionville went on to win the midget title over Oshawa's East - dale Collegiate. Pickering figure skating duo tops sectional meet PICKERING - A Pickering skating Pair captured top honors at the Sun Life Central Ontario Sectional Figure Skat- ing Championships at the Pickering Recreation Complex on the weekend, Skating in their home town, Derek Brittain, 16, and sister Nicole Brittain, 18, won the junior dance title at the sec- tional championships which ended at the complex on Sunday. The Brittain were tied for first place after the compulsory dance segment in the first day of the three-day competi- uon. The pair was first in the original dance and were also first in the free dance event to place first overall in junior dance. The Pickering duo will now repre- sent the Central Ontario section at the Eastern Canadian Divisional Figure Skating Championships in Sherbrooke, Quebec Dec. 2 to 5. The Brittains, who skate out of the Upper Canada Figure Skating Club in North York, moved up to the junior cat- egory this year after a strong campaign in the novice division last year. Skating in novice dance last season, the Brittain were fust in the sectionals, fourth in the divisionals and wound up fourth overall at the Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Hamilton. Derek and Nicole Brittain are both students in the High Pertbnnance Ath- lete Program at Dunbarton High School. Meanwhile, Rick Arruda of the Pickering Figure Skating and his part- ner Jacqueline Schettler of the Scarboro Figure Skating Club placed fourth at the sectionals. They also qualified to compete at divisionals at Sherbrooke Quebec. Pickering also played host to the Sun Life Sub -Sectional Figure Skating Championships at the complex on Nov. 6 and 7. The Pickering club had three skaters in the sub -sectionals event Tara Leetham placed sixth in her flight in the freeskate round. Julie Diemert also placed sixth in her flight in freeskate. Maria Weber was 12th in her flight in freeskate. All three skaters competed in the pre -novice ladies' category. Nicole and Derek Brittain show they're able DURHAM - The Durham Regional Police Service's 9th annual Disabled Children's Games will be held Saturday at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Guest of honor is Carlos Costa, a double leg amputee who this past summer set records as the youngest male (at 21) and the first disabled Person to swim across Lake Ontario. Organizers are expecting over 100 participants from around south-central Ontario. "We're talking normal, everyday. run-of-the-mill kids who happen to be disabled," says Det. Henry Otter, a member of the committee running the games. "There's competition involved but it's basically a fun day" The events will be run by KO to 90 volunteers, most of them Durham police officers, civilian members of the police service, their families, and friends. Every child will leave at the end of the day with a medal or trophy. Everything is paid for by the Durham police association, senior offi- ccrs' association and the Police services board. "The entire Pickering Recreation Complex is dcxtat- ed for that day," adds Det. Otter, noting many of the complex staff also volun- teered to help out. The games will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the public is welcome to attend. The competition will include events such as swimming and an obstacle course. A wheelchair rugby match between the kids and Durham polite officers will take place around 3 pm. The Pickering Recreation Complex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Players sought for basketball AJAX-PICKERING Players are still being sought for an area men's basketball league. The Ajax/Pickering Men's Basketball League is look- ing for new players. Games are playedon Wednesdays at 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. at Pickering High School, 180 Church St., N., Ajax. For more information, can Eammon Heenan at 427-1216. �������� +�� r • v a ♦ v f f 6 • ti ►9.t r.1'.f�1 c.�. .9.o.'♦.a. _ '•'•'ASA' ./ Trampoline youths post good results at provincial meet PICKERING - Three Pickering trampolinists fared well at a recent qualifying event for the provincial and national championships. Ben Snape, sister Elizabeth Snape and Lyn Taylor, all of Pickering, competed in the first provincial and national qualifying meet at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute in Toronto recently. Ben Snape, 15, placed fourth with a score of 53.3 in the national senior men's catego- ry. In the junior double mini trampoline event, Snape was fourth with a score of 11.43. In the two -trick event, he won the bronze medal with a score of 7.53. Meanwhile, Elizabeth Snape, 12, com- peted in the novice national women's cate- gory and proceeded to place third and take Ben Snape the bronze medal with a score of 51. 8. Lyn Taylor, 11, came sixth in the provin- cial junior category with a score of 48.8. Both Ben and Elizabeth Snape qualified to compete in the Elite Provincial Champi- onships in April of 1994. ' All three trampolinists train at the Skyriders Trampoline Place in Richmond Hill. Ben Snape was one of only five Canadi- an trampolinists to participate in a demon- �- strabon at the SoapBerry Shop World Gym- nastics Challenge at Maple Leaf Gardens on Nov. 5. Elizabeth Snape Pickering major atoms OR continue torrid pace PICKERING - The Pickering Mudhen's major atom 'AA' team continue to dominate the York/Simcoe Hockey League with a recent win over Richmond Hill. First -place Pickering improved its league record to 12 wins and three losses Q� with a 5-2 victory over Richmond Hill as the local o atoms continue to be the hardest working team in 9 off league in their own end fja he rink. Pickering defencemen Paul Cain, Matt Scannell, Cameron Spencer and Michael Van Santvoort shone on the blue line in the Richmond Hill contest Matt McMullen led the way by scoring a hat tack, with Michael Mitchell and Steve Johnson round- ing out the scoring. Clint Randolph, Jason McCauley and Cain contributed two assists each, with singles to Matt Steinke, Johnson and y0� Van Santvoort Matthew McMullen 10 performed solidly in the Pickering net as he faced 24 shots. t�,0? The Mudhen's now pre- pare for the Pickering 'AA' Hockey Tournament this weekend. The major atom see action on Fri- day, hosting Brampton at the Don Beer Arena at 10:30 a•m• Pickering also plays Whitby on Friday at 8:30 pm. CONSTRUCTION LTD. ROOFnMG SPECw•tSM iTil E Ti0 R�E.R, � AF Z YR. SHINGLES FOR THE PRICE M 15 YR. SHINGLES SCOMABANK F'INAN(Jh(: FROM AS LOW AS $70.00 PFK M()NTH SU• Apps .d 11.4,11 OEUVER!!!! 283-4430 's s,trs♦.►sr r ras s • s ss�r��• � r. r}yy.a.a ..{ AJAX-PICKERING - Richmond Hill was seeing "Stars" after an encounter with the Ajax/Pickering Raiders Slim -Line Windows 'AAA' midget rep hock- ey team in league action Sunday. The Raiders broke open a deadlock after one period by scoring a trio of unanswered goals in the middle frame, followed by a quartet of markers in the final stanza for a 9-2 win over the Richmond Hill Stars in Eastern Ontario 'AAA' league action in Richmond U Hill. "They're leaning how to take a team apart now. I hope they can keep on doing it, says Raiders' head coach Lionel Ingleton. i The Raiders are unbeaten in their last four games, with a mark of three wins and a tie. They're now in second place in the league's western division. The forward line of centreman Murray Sheehan and wingers Jason Reed and Graham Hone did most of the damage for the Raiders against Richmond Hill. The line accounted for seven of the nine Ajax/Pickering goals, with Sheehan leading the way with a five -point night. Sheehan had two goals and three assists, while Reed accounted for two goals, one coming shorthand- ed, and two assists. Horne chipped in with a hat trick Other goals scorers were Markus Quinn and Erick Vorstadt. Drawing assists were Steve Quinn, Vorstadt and Kevin Hall, all with one apiece. E�The Raiders now tum their attention to their own tournament — the Ajax Midget Intema- tional Tournament — which gets under way in Ajax Friday. The Raiders play Friday night against Barrie at the Ajax Community Centre arena at 9. They face St. Catharines on Saturday at 4 p.m., and wind up preliminary play against Brantford on Sunday at 2 p.m. }�. i PICKERING - The Pickering Bell Iat01 Canada atom 'B' rep hockey team chalked up a couple of league victories last week 1 1 S On Wednesday, Pickering hung on for a 7-6 win over Vaughan. �• IaI Up Jeremy Holmes led the way with two goals, with singles to Mike Cuzzolino, ` O WInS Danny Lusina, Greg Cusack, Stephen W Phillips and Sean Sadler. Holmes had two assists, and one each to Cuzzolino, Lusina, Sean Grieve, Phillips, Matt Thompson and Sadler. Pickering also blasted Markham 6-2 ion Nov. 14. Scott George and Steinke each scored twice. Craig Hilbom and Holmes scored singles. Assisting were Kevin Winslow, Hilbom, Cusack, Phillips, Dar- ren Dubeau, Matt Steinke and John Porter. The team welcomes Sean Sadler who joined the club after team captain Matt Steinke was promoted to the Pickering major atom 'AA' rep team. -..q e.r ....r wr.r•�rv..�.,. --v -11 —,—•T .,• 1-1--11--wr•,.1_sy,iu.uww,,wcu11d Om" K 0 • n W612 '•1M•i ti 750 <eM111 YI•,� m Me0r.. ♦e•Irr• If1.1111 • Y.J50 x �D 7551 e16rK u X 01 f GA •mm �a e8 roroK oN C OF a jl.W 0/ ...WM 61,250 c~ Ylen m Mapml. ♦e Ama 6rr•1A 2 ie ISO d 10157 4vA 17119 p, mpilb M mmlM1 iW (0 • n f 957 56 011e1 wrllOk m H93 naUMl rc1•I WOU�el 6o.. OIIn Aw•Ory my umm ov db SAe 061b v MMi *K/ 84.10 b 1000 Odel010Wl, Yp 161511 y, OUR COMMITMENT M TOTAL CUSTOMER SATISFACTION, AND WITH OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE RI TIIE ROOFING 141OUSTRT - WE THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 24, 1 93 -PAGE 35-A 22-82!7,2. 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Car an asset. time" Im or dW school. Eve- rMerarnces reglrred. 4362363. nine and Christmas ears (112663) available. Please co 42040"0. y WANTED - babysitter in St. DAYCARE available in my ' Working knowledge of Computers with Monica snap. or an bus rout.. horns. Pick" VIlags. Full efficient keyboardng skills after P.M.:only for S 8w aid bol' and pan time. meals and snacks year old girl. provided. 6867542 (1124930 Must be fluent in frenciVer)glish Start Jan. 4,094. References. LOVING mah.r win, 220 220FWSale CHRIST" GIFT FOR ALL THE 1lEMERS OF YOUR FAiiLr._ooluwrrLK PLEM CAU HEATHER 637-0642 Ii" calm Closers . AI leads and training kriediatey in new CDnbertlOnai provided, car a must. Call Zanni 426-2010. (113093) equipment. Fa this challenging and dynamic opportunity. please --- appy to: 1090 Dundas St. E. Sute 203. Mississauga, 905• 1 5 Skilled Help 666 o92t. (112593) FORKLIFT Mechanic required. Experience in repairing propane and electric torklits. Please cal 432-1962.(112593) 150 Hose- Medical Dental AUTOMOTIVE Paster wanted busy sy shop Experienced at al aspects ofpaxtnopy Fite $6 g. R 125 Oshawa Whtby This Week. P.O. BOx 481, Oshawa, Ont. L I H 71-5.(113093) 150 Hosp. Medical Dental Ballycliffe Lodge requires RNs, and RNAs With medication certificate ler Casual employment. Genatric experience, leadership, teaching and assessment skills essential. Apply In writing to: 70 Station St., Ajax US 1R9 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST -C,Ort ler ells@ Mice and high sen-esteam ler busy Ajax office. Soil derv( backgriourid ResumfEs plssse 290 Harwood Ave. S. P.O. BOX 21021, AJAX L1 H 7H2 TYPING AVAILABLE r wDrrP6rfect Lolls 123 Returnee, testes, etc. �Ip� "- $8 aq usin.ssr persona(. RaaeonaWe raise. Also lessons s waYable. Raney Trots s. (416) 571,25019. (TF) FfCT111E slarvtirtp ora com- puter disk, personalized nesumns, computerized book kespinp and general office services. Free pickup and delivery. Cal Cart 6/9 -IM HANDYMAN - all kinds of deanig. snow blowing and movnnp be. Pick up and dslverY• Larry at W6b47012. COMP FURNITURE Want 10 iridis ow Special loved one happy to ChrWRIS$? Special prices an 4:1111111ft MAOI*". Flee INitirrtale, cal .� 60 Day Care v Wanted LOVING Ch4d Care required 109 10 mnonttr old n my Alex hoar. F-4- hours and salary /a the right person. Please Cap days. 683-8235 a evenings. 683-5204. ask for Debbie. (113093) CAREGIVER requited in our Pc kering Values horns lar Iwo children, 5 and 3 yeas old. Mon- day a Thursday 7:30 - 600. starting n Joi n iary. Non-smoker. 6867923 after bpm (11149M keyboards. CLOCKS g - (free delivery and set up). Month of Nov. - RED TAG SALE, one or a kind special. Telep Piano Works. 433-1491. (TF) THE unique Christmas Gtr, hand crafted natural wreath n cedar. pine, with red ribbon and red deCoatons. Call 1-800-661- 9096. Only GST, Sheffer Valley Wreath Company, R,R, se LESS expensiveCobourg, Ont. K9A 4J9e daycare n my - -- - (112592) hoee ne. Reliable rare n smoke- cut trerrvi�On,, Any, i CUSTOM vs. part, 1 Flea Market wood pieces for full Time. Largs playroom, too sale. quality cutters needed. backyard. Discount for 2 Crafts 'N- Stuff. cal 721-0482 Children in same family. Close to TWO doors. one storm with 3L in f>Soti Gbngrove P.S. Liverpool/FinchstyleOM entrance door. 7 piece leak bedroom W. $600: area. Call Laune 420-2620. $S0. S,Ie 32-X79, excellent Iwo teak end tables. $50 each. (112693) k.Xn4410n. 6661551. (112493) Telephone. 4367357 call after 6 DAYCARE available in my home. srrooke free onywonrywyt. bks of TLC. ,mired backyard, references available. Whites RdJFoxh,,low- Call Cheryl. 420- 0206. (1125W) CRIB, write. Suzr style, excial- p.m. it 13093) lent condition wrh mattress and IBM - Complete home Computer Changs table with pad. $275system included. H. oblique D.. 509.3699. (112693) mono. mouse. Anter. Excel - HEAVY duty Kenmore washer/ lent condition. software galore. dryer, almond colour in good $800. Cal 43D-9485. (113093) Condition. $250. Call 683-7622 (112493) Please Call 831-76M 831,2953. (1121W3) rrnsdcal experience providing a sale and condition. Desk, high quality _ _ _ Business to OFF-WHIlatTE fridge. $150; chairs, attractive roan dividers. CAREGIVER required In my stimullsifing onv;rorwravnt for your WASHERS Dryers, Fridges 4D. for an appolntment hoar. 4 dayeAvook, b look alter child. Organized indoor/outdoor stoves' new and sm itbrted. MANPOWER 1 yr. 6 3 yr. aids. ran -smoker, activities with nutritious meals $225 and up for reconditioned 5595 Call 7237055. (112693) references required. Call after provided. FulVpan time. below washers. $175 and up for recon - TEMPORARY SERVICES spm- 6e6763s. (112MM after school. Highbush area. dire dryers• $175 and up for 6225. Call 683-1439. (112693) Any ape. 420,7198 (112493) CAREGIVER required for 6 reconditioned fridges and stoves. Also coin operated SALESPEOPLEAt+sPECTORS135 Skilled Help pi month old child in my home, in. DAYCARE available in my MD1ves shift work arid weekends, home, ECE qualified, will take washer and dryers. Stephenson'$ Furniture required for expanding duct cleaning company, associated n "*2.es i Y 9 possible. Dixie Rd/ an age. located Whiles Rd/ iffy s2. 8394967. (112993) Bayfield. 837-1509. (112493) and Appliances, 227 Court St., at MU1d with national relaibr. You must A2 U.S. drivers. 10 drivers and from". 30% off country Oshawa. 576-7448. TFALL ( 1 abe ralable• outgoing• positive. needed for high profile transport Earnings at $3DOD-$4000 per 65 Day Care :EAR Lester Pearson P.S., rel able experienced babysrner. hot PIANOS/GRANDFATHER CLOCKS many. Long term contrail. month is attainable for -Strong Successful applicants stan icer, v Available lunches. snacks. References, - Pianos, rent to own, apt, sae. upright grand d' Tial Closers . AI leads and training kriediatey in new CDnbertlOnai provided, car a must. Call Zanni 426-2010. (113093) equipment. Fa this challenging and dynamic opportunity. please --- appy to: 1090 Dundas St. E. Sute 203. Mississauga, 905• 1 5 Skilled Help 666 o92t. (112593) FORKLIFT Mechanic required. Experience in repairing propane and electric torklits. Please cal 432-1962.(112593) 150 Hose- Medical Dental AUTOMOTIVE Paster wanted busy sy shop Experienced at al aspects ofpaxtnopy Fite $6 g. R 125 Oshawa Whtby This Week. P.O. BOx 481, Oshawa, Ont. L I H 71-5.(113093) 150 Hosp. Medical Dental Ballycliffe Lodge requires RNs, and RNAs With medication certificate ler Casual employment. Genatric experience, leadership, teaching and assessment skills essential. Apply In writing to: 70 Station St., Ajax US 1R9 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST -C,Ort ler ells@ Mice and high sen-esteam ler busy Ajax office. Soil derv( backgriourid ResumfEs plssse 290 Harwood Ave. S. P.O. BOX 21021, AJAX L1 H 7H2 TYPING AVAILABLE r wDrrP6rfect Lolls 123 Returnee, testes, etc. �Ip� "- $8 aq usin.ssr persona(. RaaeonaWe raise. Also lessons s waYable. Raney Trots s. (416) 571,25019. (TF) FfCT111E slarvtirtp ora com- puter disk, personalized nesumns, computerized book kespinp and general office services. Free pickup and delivery. Cal Cart 6/9 -IM HANDYMAN - all kinds of deanig. snow blowing and movnnp be. Pick up and dslverY• Larry at W6b47012. COMP FURNITURE Want 10 iridis ow Special loved one happy to ChrWRIS$? Special prices an 4:1111111ft MAOI*". Flee INitirrtale, cal .� 60 Day Care v Wanted LOVING Ch4d Care required 109 10 mnonttr old n my Alex hoar. F-4- hours and salary /a the right person. Please Cap days. 683-8235 a evenings. 683-5204. ask for Debbie. (113093) CAREGIVER requited in our Pc kering Values horns lar Iwo children, 5 and 3 yeas old. Mon- day a Thursday 7:30 - 600. starting n Joi n iary. Non-smoker. 6867923 after bpm (11149M keyboards. CLOCKS g - (free delivery and set up). Month of Nov. - RED TAG SALE, one or a kind special. Telep Piano Works. 433-1491. (TF) THE unique Christmas Gtr, hand crafted natural wreath n cedar. pine, with red ribbon and red deCoatons. Call 1-800-661- 9096. Only GST, Sheffer Valley Wreath Company, R,R, se LESS expensiveCobourg, Ont. K9A 4J9e daycare n my - -- - (112592) hoee ne. Reliable rare n smoke- cut trerrvi�On,, Any, i CUSTOM vs. part, 1 Flea Market wood pieces for full Time. Largs playroom, too sale. quality cutters needed. backyard. Discount for 2 Crafts 'N- Stuff. cal 721-0482 Children in same family. Close to TWO doors. one storm with 3L in f>Soti Gbngrove P.S. Liverpool/FinchstyleOM entrance door. 7 piece leak bedroom W. $600: area. Call Laune 420-2620. $S0. S,Ie 32-X79, excellent Iwo teak end tables. $50 each. (112693) k.Xn4410n. 6661551. (112493) Telephone. 4367357 call after 6 DAYCARE available in my home. srrooke free onywonrywyt. bks of TLC. ,mired backyard, references available. Whites RdJFoxh,,low- Call Cheryl. 420- 0206. (1125W) CRIB, write. Suzr style, excial- p.m. it 13093) lent condition wrh mattress and IBM - Complete home Computer Changs table with pad. $275system included. H. oblique D.. 509.3699. (112693) mono. mouse. Anter. Excel - HEAVY duty Kenmore washer/ lent condition. software galore. dryer, almond colour in good $800. Cal 43D-9485. (113093) Condition. $250. Call 683-7622 (112493) OFFICE furniture in excellem __ condition. Desk, high quality _ _ _ Business to OFF-WHIlatTE fridge. $150; chairs, attractive roan dividers. 180 Business square se Cottee table. Seo: 44C-- etNorthc. ► Pickering. 427- krtd,n table. SW NimencW3 D009. (f 13093) games. $50: Starmaster. $100. LOVING room ser. sola, love ACCOUNTkNT available to. Dara. 619.2744. (112693) $sat, swrval raker, lite new, short tem+ assgnmrms. n you ANTIQUE wa!nuVoak dining 5595 Call 7237055. (112693) need heiv. please call Sam at table. 4 chs n, hutch, needs RADIAL Saw, mm condition. 427-2079. (t 121 some wbrlt &'100. Cal 83¢7772 used once, includes stand. or 831-3289. (112893) 6225. Call 683-1439. (112693) Articles 205 Firewood 220 APARTMENT size washer and dryer for sate, excellent For Sale oonoiton. $300 ler thin pair 576- 763879.(113090) FREE Firewood. &kids and yard t000 arid delivery 3879. (1130913) FOR say. 50% off oil pantmgs evoinwpellets -9013.,0( Cas 100% myricin Carpet Iii keeper ouenings any 436}9013. (7 -FN) and from". 30% off country your ruing room and hag for clocks. 30% off cushions. FIREWOOD - quality 16- &380, price ncliUdes cwpK ped 41 cushion kits. Kirgscoum. 109 hardwood. $275toord. Cal 705- and installation. -30 yards-. Old Kingston Rd. $7. Aja. Ont. 944-8801, 7 p.m. -11 p.m (TF) Steve. (416) 2a7-5072. (TF) 428.9454. (1112491) BEAUTIFUL - WAS kill isnpth fur coal. Shadow fox and coyote. Lko new, please cal Hap* 492-1663. (TF) TWO grow leather office chairs. One Cwtom retina. black with matching designer fablfc. Best offer. 426.6214. (112893) FRIDGE and slow for sale. al- rnonnd colour, 4 years old, still under warranty. It interested, pbaie call 6684230. (112593) LOVELY pecan 9 pce. dining room suite, with brass and glass tabletop. $1400 Calf 427-5031. (112493) HOCKEY cards, Alpine ski boots, 10 1/2 165. Princess while bedroom suite. 7 pieces, A-1 condition. $800. Cal 433 3707.(113093) FOR all you lovers of perfume and Cologne, save 50.80%on all designer fragrances. 1D0 ml, $35. Call 427.1653. (112493) TWO antique dressers, night table, oak tables, Blaupunikt Console radio and record player, 3 pce. am/fm stereo with speakers. 24 German glasses (thin glass). Call 686-8594. (112893) 220 or s� 230 w' TERM hisaNr, fan typo. WANTED - Leel and Bks Jay flush swat mount. CA - pit ox c l Tickets at two value. Cal Bruce ORFt-111M. 240 1/20e voll, al 579.4400. UF) 2000115M wail 50160 HZ, Mlle use. $75. Call 905839.1357. WANTED - cash fogMm. any OAKNIIE FURNITURE. Irish* or mom• New and wed, pay retail prices? One of or not. Cate 404-2674. Ontario's oldest and largest WANTED - good used wood manufacturers is now selling splitter, gas operated, direct to the public. Eq. 5' oak reasonable priced. 985-7363. table with dw ext and 4 Windsor WANTED •orf and antique chain, $799 - V oak double furniture, anything old, tools, pedestal dw eat and 6 chairs' china, silver, advertising, $1429. Cannonball beds, $299. sportirh9. toys. decoy's. dohs, Over 20 stain dwiLw - a• solid milk bottles, collections or no veneers - Traditional estates. 655-&M9 Brooklin. Woodworking, 905.985-8774. OAK dinette with Chairs, floor WANTED - stoves, fridges, model, one only. Also Pine washer and dryers working or Buffet, hutch, harvest tables, ". Also wanted: pickup truck bedroom sones, Wr1kM chests. (newer than 1978). Call Gasrtlea Wood Products. 427• Pickering. 420 8833. (TFALL) 3142. (112593) N Coleaor looking to pur- Pickering Appliarncas - no chase rifles, shotguns, pistols. reasanbte fifer refused. July knives - swords, miiiii Way's guaranteed. Reconditioned Jeeps from 19461955 to tort- applarrose Come make w a Pliment private collection. deal. 4278784. 467 Wastney Please respond to file 66122, Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) Oshawa This Week, P.O. Boa 481, Oshawa. Ont. L1H 7L5. MODERN dining room suite, USED GOOD ITEMS required to Large buffet hutch, table and 4 fund raise for 3rd world. Looking chairs. $850 o.b.o. Call 668- for clothes, toys, utiliies, etc.. 3283. (112593) please call 837.2099. (113093) 235 Christmas 235 Chari T ees 235 Chrl T ees Trees �> TAYLOR CHRISTMAS TREES Cut your own LARGE Spruce & Scotch Pine Over 20,000 Trees to choose froml Horse Drawn Wagon Rides, Tractor Rides, Tree Baling, Bon Fires ilk Refreshments. Free Candy Canes A Tree Bags 3 BLOOMINGTON SIDE ROAD �AYLOR AR ng } _ U m area. CiII 905-839-8406. GOO _= N � WOOD Open 9 am - Dusk Weekends & from Dec. 20 - 24 640-1325 280 Lost A Found 290 280 Pets -Supplies - 290 Pets -Supplies - ng FOUND small female black ON, West Shore Conservalan BOXER pups, tails and area. CiII 905-839-8406. dewclaws removed, healthy, P A L A D E N OBEDIENCE: beiutiful ti ndke or fawn, $300. VETERINARY APPROVED IN - Pets -Supplies- each. Also Amazon parrot. $650 STRUCTION by Ex -Instructor 290 Boarding with tags. 721-0552. (112593) R.A.F. Police Dog Training School. Few _. - --- - ---- __ openings snit avail - BUY now 0 reduced prices. able for next classes. Puppy and we REGISTERED 1/2 Arabian $295*395- Two mile Pekinese• beginners novae. Trial prepra- Geldi g for sale. 15 12 hands, two fsmrls Srn- Tru crass. 3 ton through b obey. Our suc- 10 years old. $1500. Plane 666 term" Yorkshire tuner cross. cess rate speaks for sewn. 3629.(112693) Phone 726-3297, ask for Sandy. Mon•Fm 6669425.(112693) HOME &BUSINESS a� 57"335 - SERVICES - 79&767il, Driving Schools Chft*y Sweeps W.M.-UNIMIT AJAX Client," Sweeps - Spe- e e cal - throne" doerwill; as low as only SM. Pest screw" installed. SM. -No tuns. no muss guaranteed'. Free estirrrsess. 686.7741. (112MM S i B D&ft Shod 10 lessons $150 3 188SOM A Will $75 Fm gid( -up A drop on 7 darA%V ark f0PSFINE WIM11EaMNBrIE rreCLE�v 1111111, PROPERrr MAINTENANCE DRIVEWAYS lIIEE ESTRMTM CALL 11101111 Irnmvements 710TAL Re ovaf W carpuwry, dnywaa, two and paha. Have gnat idsesl EWM 40brirginp old places back 00 N& Fer hes consmeTIOM hamar and etiwia wralruclign. Fad aid doo PWok pu�ratnMPd. S -C -O- Construction Ltd. - quality Ceclor and irwedor dMiglllI bins and tabinnslR AN .IakrttarnsAip 9-antow and insured. Contac Gary SW 0110114. RF) Home TMS Palr flop i DKoi 1111ef10r & Exterior Eullopean Nbrblikla lip. Fast clears retable serwim. OUALITY work by /al ter and son tears. Well experienced. hard wakingRenovations addlions, da afrests57ea11Ca Rod. Oshawa (TFALU Home Improvements ARTISTIC Masonary - svecialit- I ng in beplac s and cMnwnay repairs. works with bricks. blacks and skatM of as k ' Freepkarai.s*d« Call Rana ?DRYWALL. taping, bearding, M& and T-br camps. spray stucco. plaster repairs. For pin.. IIrlsf a*rvirs at woarrpss4 it prices. call at 4324I40e. EUROPEAN we specou M rert 0. yaw bathroom or .accent 11wes as VAN as Soar firs. 20 year srp.lfaws Good rNerenem and satisfaction O Dykstra. 72&41"& (w) docuoiom a& - fm. ball entis,�reAbose; and dsoor 11 - Pbase cal Jack 4267280. (121714 n i Y Conaltucllon - Wscb*- Ing in additions. plumbing. basements, ternoM, rooting. leadfl- hV walls. AN _hill ONVU"GC 10% dbame a lee srnoapbar "M BMW (112WX SEAWAY Waw Sytply Car► pang - wow and main connw, tions to your 1loene Trsrnehggl excuvating services. Fret ea n on. 6831397, (1125e(I) SABER Contracting - all carpentry. additions, renovations, kitchens. badroone, home moini narnw OMWOency service. lumhurs refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years apsrlsrae. 6e8.29/5. (TFEFG) FAX US YOUR AD 57fi223g Housecleaning Housecleaning Storage GAILLIND , MW .$ FALL SPECIAL FREE Clgal*V Will bookings of WOMY III bi- NOeldy aarvioes. kpr M for defais Caring for your horns will perwiliiaized ata aDfessiorlal anvice for our a decade. (tel► bonded and round) .663-7515 -la)HI CLERK' IN us hop so yaw hewn Wady for Clabenas. HonrsedsanMg. Kathy.aA8e6 7762 references alrable. no clean yaw Aerie. Mpab work. Reasonable ratan. Cal Patrlcal, 42O2ge4. It 124" GENES in a bolds - proles- siornal clwlkkg .«rice a rants Will cant say no lo. Ask -bona our special. Cal 410-1790 or 420-7502. (112MM HONEST, reliable house keeping, steam cleaning available. After party and CMMmM clearage, saiitiao- lion puaraetsed. RNererncM. supphn. Free ssAnrrMs. Cal loday. 4367586. (1130e7) Moving, Storage MI KUM Moving - f,was, sparbrnras ii M, . 00680M. Licensed, insured. Free estlmnafM, low rates Call 726 1620. (121493) Moving, worw NOWAM a101Aa3 SYSTM INa Ili et9aa011 M alryelllp Commecid farpadillillft laapee b9 linimill" 5altiorsi MM want dKoM FM .AJAX Movirli arbM "wk*kSa"pap.�ms-jug ant nd pkslo sP.dalNs. oaf rw or hourly. We now haw healed slerags lakes. New g01srMia kse bows wA . wnve- Pak and bad special. ow" at ?tie and up. Cal for irdanueon. 427.00o8- HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - move big of snmK we price town ate Fallsestlnrfaa, ssrr,. dsapad, shorl rrotloe wows. pianos moved. Comparable masa. Cee 492 2e60. (TF) MEN with large truck cis do household move. r*sider". =----igL Mtwee at naives. Cal Cart a Jar,. 427-2456. ile MAOQAIL down friends, ready to or*wtaM ler any ops, any occasion. Birthdays. promotions, openings, handrabsts. Magic shows aro fun( Lslerce hep M7057 at 7264334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic for AIM exYs parties and all occaslorW have my no (TF) Sir* Cali Ernie. SID4e92- Plumbing Jounwomn Phm*w No iib loo -wall - Faucet$, 6'lowers bnuswara cul, no It via bars, alk. Any leltovation or addition. III , ' : 4274200. Hato: 427•aa0e. Agit ler Tan. PRE Christmas Specials Wal ceilings. top ql walk reasonable rants. Please c Chuck for details, 404-M (I 130M Private Tuitions, Schools TUTOR - a onfMd taaclnr aR Ism q IllIII love yew idred`r reading, spelling or coati, ns le abrins a poppilla 1sarNn. caad.s Pls... o`.e 42ia� (1129ea c235 235 �' 235 cttristrnas 400 "� rets 400 "ter "xis TMes " Tres Rent For Rent Male CHRISTMAS TREES Qw Yaw Own or P000QA Sp1Y00 i Pllte vmrrBY • Thlolltsen Rd EXIT ot'1401, North 5 miss b Cohn Rd then Eat 1 nib OR 2 min Med of Durham C411p9 open Daly 9 a,nL lo 9 pn1. 9OWMAMLE - Waverley RA, EXk off 401, NOM 10 raft on Durham 57. Open Daly 9 LM - 5 p nL 41( TrOw - $10 - UZ hlekWes G.S.T. B N Save $100 on any precut tree 5 p m, - 9 PAL with ad, See our Chfb#nm LISht Display d our Conon Rd beacon Free Tree W4 WATSON TREE FARMS PHONE 2 33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family builft Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and undernund parting Muscled. $743.00. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. TULr MSYMi1liDVZVrMie W®., NOVEMBER 24,1193-PAGZ 37.1L' 410 Mot % 410 "°" r 460 4IEHr o own -1112.Oar ns�M�, /ICKERIIIG - Al 60 lMlMss $TORE ler nm. approx. 800 1 bedroom ll 10 docK large yard. sd. Oat noont, Rd1401, three bedrom , 1 1/2 sq.n. 'Ar IN " now. tit Old Doul CoBpe Hill ares. Oeiirw. baths, 5 appliances. finished Knpsoor Rd.. Pldwmq Village. Selig price. 11159,900. 430. b �ft b For more I donftailof cool Phft &467. (112493) schools. Park and shopping. No 683-5399.(11280 BOWMANVILLE newt pots. $1100 monthly plus CENTRAL Oshawa office y utilities. krrrnediee. 663.8736. ferwvow I" from horn. 2(112493) avdsbb, Noo furnighw. bedroom bungalow, on a quill atPPlal• 700 eq.h., rent approx street. Big lot, fully fenced, $750 per atone . TNephoi 723 fridge. stow. $750 par mbmh• AJAX -three bedroom main (110«3►93. (lam 30 le Dec-Ose 1. Cat 839 5746. level, appliances, close to (113schools. sitparking.490 Florida NO down payment? Good $995 plus 12 utilities. Available i�IDfl �(m Credit? Good job? You can buy inrriediately. Call 428-2000. for the price of rent, while prices (111201) CLEAR WATER - rtnabass, dub and rates are down. Call Doug house, headed pools, hot tub. or Brent, Community Financial, MmN . 20 minulse to Blue ,lays 63-8858 WIITTly . one bedroom bees "apartment (Til F) AJAX executive, 4 bedroom, up- Or PhNlea bwOM canes. NHL AJAX FREE Candy canes for kids FREE pine boughs b cones appliances, inert spetin. rt in quiet aa* s77anonth Irneludve. Cal 420- go". No udes �fk per level, 51250 monthly HOCIisbeCha ~BBtrucks. b3 itckusive. 6934476. (1130 93) or 29 -4 9 beer and December. Fridge. $450 krdudes utiNies. Call 2133 a 2931203. (112993) Rent Pas, non smoker, 0376 or $39.4856. (112693) small house for couple on the (12249M .�4... 260 Arts dl craft 260 -- Auto Parts & Arts & Craft 340 private entrance, parking, AJAX - r1ew cordon - � 1elerenCef' $475 Inclusive, e66 wale•. Frenchmain Bay (dock) Doug days 282-6115, nights AJAX - two storey three DAYTONA oceanfront, two bedroom fireplace, bedrooms two bathrooms. I^- shock ng_ non al"nic• war chec,ed, needles. health 1663 Olds 98 Regency, one spacious One bedroom apart- 1995 of6B63991. (1/309) 2837440. (112693) with central A distress score 7.5 acrer Becalms meet with walkout b prklm- ertrance 4 black Yard, AVAILABLE Dec 1. •$patios PICKERING - 3 bedroom. t 12 air. 5 appliances. stave to looks . door pool. Available from Jan. shore available irrlrtediately 1994. 905-837-27W- (112893) CA Drkirkingk one bedroan on quiet $twat, storey detached, close to 401. 2 $8" monthly plus utilities. FwW LAPGO Florida, two bsdroon Non smokeno pets f700 entrance area, separate appliances, family room. o, large last, references. 428-6574 even- two beet,noble homy, pod tem entrance and parking, huge yard. $950 ntonthy, . utilities. mor". Available Jan. 1. 663 kitchen, full bath. 3575 includes Cal 509.2812. (113093) rugs W4 2865 days. (112693) no corps. cl b house and park 4643. (113043) utilities. 725-8220 after 6:30 availaws for Christmas and BRAND new one bedroom p.m. (1 13M 4!'0 Townhouses /� 20 Townhouses March. Call 905-985.3338. ((�� s} (112593) apartment, parking, 5 LARGE one bedroom For Rent For Rem arc@&, Daae writer". apartment, stove, fridgeair Homes non smokers. steles included. con., use d wi Inground smmitg $650 per month. First month pool• huge yard ,y free. Call 5043588. (112993) area. $600 indusiwe. 5768024. PICKERING - one bedroom (12079M entrance, apart em. mate WHITBY triples. three bedroorr parking, utilities apartmen large fenced yard, included. Non smokers, firsti shared facii Close L •••••••• •• • "-- "x-� I ENGINES, transmissionslast. Cal for details, 4249281. r , b all amenttes. Sorry, no pets. FREE ADNHSSION foreign (if not available. could (11249 $750 plus utilities. Available find), domestic, any make, AJAX - A-1 bright one bedroom Jan. 1. Firsviam required. Cal reasonable price. Calf 728.0817. basement apartment, utilities 430.9446 or 6867895. 830.4 Automobiles (113093) 300 For Sale 360 Snowmobiles 1966 Buck Century Limped, 4 door, V6, auto, Ca., pb., air, $3000 firm and drive it away, P.tarrtdows, amvlm stereo cess., 1989 Yamaha Phazer, low real nice car. SU95 certified. mileage, hot grips, 488 CC.. Cal 427-9722 anytime Russ, carbides. cow, We new. 965 - Open Sunday, Big Town Sales. 3183 after 6 p.m. (120793) (112593) SNOWMOBILE 1990 Yamaha 1946 Buick Century, loaded, Exciter, 57000, corp and thun0 3.81 engine. (2900. Call 643 warmers. $3600. Call Dave at 4940 (113043) 721-1906.(113093) 1944 Chevy Cova`er Wagon. 4 365 door, auto, ps.. pb., am/lm Marine stereo, real clean car. Only 105.000 kms. original, $2995 16• GLASSTAEAM Bass boat. certified. Cal 427-9722 artytime, S0 Hp Yamaha, flower trim -tit Russ. Open Sunday. Big Town depth finder. trolling motor, Sales. (112593) SIXIM. Easy load trailer. Call 1985 Hyundai Pony, good 432-7131. (11269M opndition. no nue. 105,000 kms. 400 Apartments New aakas, flew nxlner. $6W For Rent or best offer, as s. :ail 634 4992. (112493) PICI(ERNG - Fox Hollow area. 1965 Plymouth DuQi . 2.2 auto. spacious bmenww apartment. ps., Pb.. 103.000 kms., new 2 large bedrooms, kitchen, brakes and tires, very clean. Wngmoom, 4 pc. bath, asperale nckuded. Plus laundry. Pay TV, p.m lot laevo message after a/c.. private separate entrance. hours.) (113093) non smoker preferred. 427-5445 AJAX - north end. one bedroom for viewing. (112593) apartment. basement. parking. WESTNEY44WY s2 - large one bus route. utilities included. Own bedroom basement apartment. entrance, cable. frsV last. Avatl- separate entrance, parking, able Dec. t. A/c. Cal 6638452, unties included. No pets. 11650 (113093) monthly, firsVlsst, available DOWt4TOw11 Whwby n small immediately. Call 686-3750 apartment building, by one (11259;1) bedroom apartment. $610 per PICKERING - owrbdung We. month, everything included large bright two bedroom plus Available Dec. 1. Laundry den. balcony. Ciao o shopping. facrinies available, parking. Go, marina and beach. $950 Close 10 at amen'm's First, " toy,all ncluslw, available last. Call 905.669-4009. Jan. 1.427-2291. (112593► (112593) BLOOR/SIMCOE - large two PICKERING 2 bedroom bedroom in 46 unit budding, ma'nfloor apartment. OWage, laundry. parking. was appliances, full bath. separate morapsd. CLose to storestous. entrance. parking, close to $725 inclusive. Go direct to 123 schools and shopping. Available Bbor St W. (i 13093) Dec. 1. $800 monthly, share utilities. 831-368 i. (11 Z493) AJAX - Oxford Towers. quill building• cid» to shopping. 401 Houses For and Go. Two bedroom 410 Rent apartmentt, Dec 1. and Jan , Throe bedroom apartment Jan. 1. Cali 6838571 or .683842, to PICKERING - 200 Finch Ave. 51800 certified. Winchester entrance, CA/CV, extremey, 8p.rn(TT) Two bedroom bungalow. Auto Sall, Brodkin, 655.5437 suitable for business couple. basemengarage, e. 4 Pets -Supplies - Iso osHAWA 9 9 500 For Sale SN.9W - city 1119, country so - ting overlooking park. walk to downtown, library, schools. shopping, Seniors Centre. Old fashioned verandah, huge ktch9n, hardwood floors, fenced yard, garden. Two plus one bedroom unique bungalow. 571- 2898.(113093) OSHAWA - priwa/e sale - spa- cious pacious tour bedroom. three bathroom. Honda room. double garage and largo fully fenced backyard. 2300 sq.h. Close to all amenities. Make an offer. (905) 5761322. (112693) 5 O Townhouses For Sale PICKERING - rent 10 own, rwn applied to down payment. -neo bedroom. Mo bath. ma balcony. two appliances, available 1. I*dL wy, Family Cori). Pear Bristow. 294-'372. (113093) 535 Lots 1e $3500 'un once. wooded car•tl> ng bet, 34 hr. ow of Oshawa. Sand beach, fishing, next to 10.000 acres county latest. Fred. 416.431-155S (1F) 540 OL'of-Town Properties 7 ave Lakefront. 350 It only S".900. SeckiOed warp, son. dy srwnelWis. Fiiancng at $32.- par 32`per month 613-279-3255 nckuslva 200 d Boarding or 655-6062. (113093) ,964 its Chevem. 4 door f Non arrtokws. M3451 OW Spm. 072593) one bedroom appliances. Credit check. apanmant. now Glazier Medical references. 11800 uhlit HAW available hire for bedroom Centre, first arld Imo r squired. Dec. 1. MI 5045112 Rooms To 430 (113080 LHASA ubso known as ��' love m�a9e' oertl'ed ail AJAX - finished. fu f newly � fur- ni4f'ad one bedroom basemnent. or 29 -4 9 beer and December. Fridge. $450 krdudes utiNies. Call 2133 a 2931203. (112993) Rent 545 Vacation _ _ Good oh ens Of Good Lutyk non. king 111400 o.D.o. 683-5941. (ff3093) private entrance, laundry, 6595. (1 13093) stove, drys. Dasrt+ent, some OSHAWA Blvd. N. -three urn garage. Telephone, 136- Malawi m RE3PON919LE clean s'orkng Properties shock ng_ non al"nic• war chec,ed, needles. health 1663 Olds 98 Regency, one utilities, cable included. PICKERING - Lherpool/8", bedroom two storey term. 1 12 3346 (1213903) woman IO share home with A distress score 7.5 acrer guaranteed. House training owner. 4 door. small S. can Kitchenette/microwave. New 401/60 and public trent. $575. bright modern two bedroom basement apartment. separate baths, small family room n basement. Available Jan. 15. No OSHAWA two beaoa 1. 2 12 same, fed„ smoker. references. on Dus �� k/an+er of $kitcar erseerrors, only Else rratMy started. Payment terms available. (705)786-3124. pletely boded. only 106.000 km's. amgnd Tits m s ab- Call 427-0283 after 6 p.m. entrance. full bath, appliances, washrooms, fn~ basernem. pets. $775 per month plus doss to an amenities Free Call for abed Wit also �O0�e' Avad. able 'mmed'atey. Cale 686 Also 6 acres plus beaut'fu Drees. Close lo FM 07, ole! (112693) aokrNy rrwlmculate throughout- 11 ( 250.3) laund and park Close to Go and amenities. Must be utiles. appoirttrtrnt to hydro. nckrdss rgslwer, dryer. i Inspect, 432-2471. (1 t259� 3130. (112493) t2 �9�00. Call 128-6167 SHELTIE pups, 4 make, 2 Hurry on this 27- only f2995 owtitied. Cal 127-9722 anyone. mot on - two d kilwow apart- ndertt on matt and lowrer floor d seen. $850 inckarve. FroAast. w. fridge. stove. a v a l a i I e AJAX •tow bedroom Durgabw. Pmrreduoey. 1850 mommy. f rsV AJAX clean fi okshed female• 7 weeks old. available for new nomas CKC Russ. Open Sunday. Big Town house, available Dec 1, $675 no pets. (905) 579-7576. (7124903) large yaw, garage, close to last recovered. Call 427.2843. mom with print row entrance to upstairs. S rfmn. oak to Go 575 Loans now. reg,stered, vaccinated. Sys$ (11 -oldie monthly ntkrdes u/Obw and pwkitq. Close to buses. 574 TWO bedroom basement aransies. available Dec 1. Call (I 13M) 283-GOW 0284-1618. (112593) GAYLY/WHITES Rd. - 4 Sus, shoppeg• 401• SW weekly dewormed, oewciaws removed, tattooed. intd igent, obedient. 1978 Marquis, full ads. bull Rua ducted -• y 7136. (11300M apartment, cable, private PICKERING - new detached 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 being. finished or pay monthly. 683-7390. ( Kyo) BORROW $10.000, pay as mit loses children. Ideal Christmas year, vary clean n and out• AJAX - ag bsdroan air lel9a conditioned basement entrance. two appliances, air core., fir9plac•, Maisie$ Irckuded. ��, �� �� basement. outdoor no ��' 2 1/2 baths, semi -finished pets. 5 appliances. $1050 . Shared as r t0 per mortal o-a.c. Cal Jerry, •6••7200. Free grtts $475. Call Mary a Derrick. 427 3855. (120593) Runs great. Cal GWSW. Car- plied $1360. (112893) �rtw4 De errarnCa• Hery a2tiYeariay. Non smokers, $595 monthly. Fi Wtmt with 56 double garage, new (. Cal 262-2690 pr 756- ACComm. consultations. Anubis Invest sell Ltd. (TF) - and LEASE b own whieles, 1984 $600 ideksive. Dec. 1. 426 1630. (112490 references. Call 427-6420. applan s 9M. appilariese. mer arrrrntles. No 9669. (112593) pas Jan. 31. (1200. 4/6122- AJAX - three bedroom EXECUTIVE homFi to share. MONEY Pmbi mr4 Lore, dab Learn the Learn the OTNATIONAL' " method M 1985 111314S down. noiaarest ro Croft s 72S19a a 66& AYAKA$LE innsdaely, 639 (I 1200M PICKERING -three bedroom 1443.(112MM townhouse. one t pce. Iwo 2 Phba. P, king. Fid. IL Quist area Parking. Diu consolidations, credit anardparedsr4R personal ard9a our ruse modem WoY► Ing facilities. For more 7428r6863775.(TF) Cubed SL, Oshawa Carpsnd, newly pointed' dos• to bus' upper Null. large kitchen, PICKENING - three bedroom pce. Finished basement. able$8Q5 aralla Meror and Cable. detadted fnouse n Wlesahore. garage. line. 1400 per month. Call Bmloe. Ho-4KI7-2062r Wait- plan- W grnshi skipped FREE CONSULTATIONS. darfrtion, ple4ss ottowct one Of Dur friendly toll at "Classic PORSCHE 926. 1993. mint coridkiort, block 8000 mom �ppko UdBlee inekK%& No PMe, two bsdlorn 9675; ens 1900 WCa' Available Dec- 1. 839-3666. main flow. 5 appfanoes. lags First and last required Available deck, quiet setting new 401. Jan. 1. 1994. 428-9961. 6441611. (112480 Credit Cawg•Mors (Toronto - Touch* Obedia nce T rainkg. streq CO, ecrrto(, 6 speed badwat► $575. FiraAnl 434 (113080 parka and take. 8850 . 1/2 it ( 3se3) Rid. gINGae 401 and luxury Rd. Three bedroom luxury Oenera► 43$ 1425 (TF/ (905) 619.0664. (113080 manual. CaAtfied. 725-7330. 0134. (rFl AJAX - kmtry 1400 a4ft, Iwo beckoan Oassctder - op- nnw4 h Uasiss- Cal (416) 222-4011. (112490 WHITES RdJ401, irrarsr 11' 4 _ hong, new Subdivision 81 g i io 300 Automobiles 305 Wanted OSHAWA - two and three °ids°'" 11113 "r' araUbe a Alex. S•-30 fiance. far Ifrplace, 4 pt.. bail. $875 bedroom townhome on AJAX - dean, 3 bedroom 94M darirable Eyr Dr. llndrgwtaie Oungalow. large basement. aarv&I" nus, Pit*&*. show a6 facilities. Non-snioki" Wrestle 590 OpporttMes Must Forsal* 900 and ex Glen St., dose b mond III udidn Included. Cal I, Pat" pit1e tdYss Araaable NooroL Pulse $400 mo oro. AAA ��1DHD school, shopping and GMANWe irckrded. I Is I Mri0. x&•0773. (113010) Irncod yafd, now , no Dec. 15. 905-640-6675. pats, refinances. $1025 plus (11250 M7540-- (11240.0 AJAX - MMTERB�00M le hre 101111111'101111111'lrepair eepia aiMaer loo, amd 1 8arnral r tacit st talo ONtwltloA seosMrM br46brt sa- ee t2 Cavalier 224. S sped. 34,xgo Iertr„ swou lend• For *PON-rnera. cd OSHAWA - End your search - utilities. 6834MI. (112880 I mat wotltaktktg . pot, �• �W CaR tf1x1D 729J90.4 (112440 1 to WM»T • we Morey. wipes AJU �*k �R , hidge. 1 s wwuiMk wWells idn doael. dlale0 Fi�yln�' w 906. "--VmyaBI 500 Co aCoet, more. Bork i/$178 CnHM6d. o.b.o. Call 433-1787 Wendy. warift Tap f101a� lift TWO Osdfoorn r,rinslMt ler teal $860 omaaldaly, Central black sternal air. lrsnab. iiiirn haute, $love � . 0 es MW � SM !►stns. IknlslnM besefkkarM, 4 %dN@s- SM g« moron. ret / a Jan. 1. 436-3168 or 90S•435.5375. (t�0 012630M Rff *11-Ilp, Oshawa, Great service and Pak�aa pyfyy or" pats pd ewkonn. $750 .. 43&-0336. naa"I�r Dnle UMOL Available applsrras. sm pr month pks hydro. Neck smokers. suits fttenre "O flq person. 6@3.5140 WAMIEa/ Otrtw nporaa, for /6IOMaQdasaims lot:afbtt. claw to an rawMokaa (11 Det 1_ Cal 4274KOD r 430- tttataeet Iabxl4a air 402-2016 how - � andoiart►tr ng rnawIt bbeakes -WANTED- Bus rout•. available Itwsf- - 4 pan rCbdy.4326 PICKERING Village - two 8646 or (416) 204.7445. (1/3080 (130 MNB"e. (11300.0 RElPOMN�LE � p� . The car is am $7995 r Ow. arWy, Alec 5 dlesntakadcr. 1979-1918. Resom la Cao 7132 (12x000 bstaoom speria"BaL suisble ler PKaIE($NO •rats to waw. ear ragitied n ekes 88880. Cd t-804267-01273- (112440 pollen cats 10 Choose from Hells Aero, 8M- 725754. (1130031 W111tr - otns batltasr4 $660 oaolPle. aalkble nose Fa , 0 per �� P mei No HORTN Oshawa -titre• aPPMd b $loss paNawalt TMs NORTH ath. Ifloilished �p~���� bedro b•droorn. three backroom Sm �� P d boom (� ft"8 P.M. 432 -Ml. Q TfuCks FOr Two,traraL Sm ata Deur. 6036088 alk for Plnip Valhalla kssotasat rslwei two apWlanes, avaNa►N tiro Fanny CIW Paror townneuse. S appliances. Paalflil. $100 twsa4d)r, Cab sof aka,% Crary. plsftant Isark. No 92A0. lsa Pontiac Satbkd GT. 31 O fad X11• � "64016. TWO bedroom apartment in no Pale. $060 all-- Arallble hti Jin. 1. Cd 06.7179 r 434 ibeoi 29b1372 (113040 3� (1124$0 sell addressed rt slope b Satin 8 Buyers, 337 tors door. stub, low kola, snrrrotd, lit. cruise, arrrlm oa18..9.. L. tM a� S10. $13,500 aim (121400 Picksrino. 8800 a month in- dtfdas uliMss, siwnebls urn 74x.1112560 430 PAW= To WET � - row house, d OPWIIC s. ran smoker. vad oanv Casa. Others. DAL L1J 5101. (120780 P red/black, $5195. �• onjoul, w4 4.3 auommo 4 VMLAaAE . two bedroom Dat 1. k has amino room and 11IiEE bedwem wan p First/last r•g41rs1d. $400 1996 Chevette, runs boles a� �` W, boa am. to- $100 YkkfsoM one ed -In kilcMn• Can senet Mas garage. Hwy Icksoe, monthly. Call 420-4592. GET paid for wading boolsl Up good, great. $1695. Both asr10oke pw•• 0.1•• only 3'� lane• ball oorn basement aprrtsw, Na4tlt• 6831790• (11 12@M finished basement, $9715 pr OSHAWA Snapping Conine - (12lV" to $100 pr hIL Books are FREEI Write today, FREE 0.8.0.433.1787, (112800 Hlsary (�PaMM- Cal KeMn 721 113090 $450 ItckSb& Cleft b stMAh Col 907-3043- (113080 SMALL bachelor tp,hrwr, up GM. ..Old Fim~ niquited, ara0- irrmbW room for no rcki ss able December too, NO Pan- TV deed kkc6nsrn Condos For Repeal, GMeaft Pubko. Dept. tl arm4mT� dw� SIM M' air. ,.a f3�c HollHrra t� GM. PICKERING - large two floor. coo" to cable. lioun". Prki g, no polls. Wait- and table, (112610 and le widty ladies. Available Dec. 1/93. Cam 455 Rent 411h Vlancouwr. B.1111705 C57 C.. V6 ftIM4. Pa . P0. at+Ke, s Mor *him% kap stn pick up. Law kms-- PJ/.. bedl , stand nese. bannsnl ng Mira P ad $375 per AJAX - Malrtllor d tenni. 3 728-4092. (11250.0 non 6890. smoker. V�)sporly. CM 427- pb„ low., Ili NIOOOalsels' NL - -am, e. dual sonde. Medic 4 �bM doM ok $79C 1noMh Pharr 404.2656. Maws manage. (11250M bedrooms, 0ritg, dining.4 Phos ALTONA RdJSnspprd, lenge batt $675 Wes Will, d 6816lee. furnished nom in dead WWM - wino Ira Dsdroanryp for on Mack $5196 punt 0606 Cal 1p�i and alltardkiss YtCklsAre. 4274M (112x0 AJAX - bschneior hornished in 6 quiet krrred 686 hone for mature employed mint. ors w k 4 pce. bath; underground �.w% 7 Chary Censor. 4 dor. auto. pa••uck 433.1787- 1112610 plea. have balcony. own 71174.Avall94 3013 7174, 2844740. (11300.$ Arson. Share kitdron, balk Parking, horn x00 nsrddy in - V 1 0 s,Plrnnt� System, buds$, oriole 320 Vam4wheel AJAX-ftwtwobsdfoon� 1>� . laundry. Na Pas. tar area Clew to 00 and EXECUTIVE semi, N/E lk$VIML $100 Pr weals. Sxf OMawR 8MM bedrorns. suo 2458 avudlnis- (112680 eludes utilities. Available IrsosdieMy. 930.0980 r 296 a clean running car. $2995 cenilkrd. Ca1427. �ilYes misr4 PC shared laundry. 4 Doe. bath. 401, 416.206-1618 or 906.420 3774. baths, sprat kllcftard and ROOM for ism. all utilities two (113080 Flu". Open Sunday. Biose Tom, Sales. (11 2590) tulle$ GMC 314 ten vee SMIn4 • ls. $850 separate entrance. Paklg. AtralYble Dec. 1. FMstllest 1725 (121190 W HIT$y - ePacious two dining room. roc room. aPPsan=la wall out b deck len. Oa $700.W I * �'an �' ftolas, e. �' on sew 460 ma i RtMeil vo/ t1Ne Bortrnavlle ubA 4 7- and oleo 127-7400 (I 120M Inclusive. Call 586-7762. bedroom fuss► ou rsi horns seek faMV private drivway, 666.9213. bus nun. fdaaf d amwn0iae. near a (1 13093) 4 SPM LE 3014 au10. Pit.. pb-, (112390 b 00, tl4Waos Pod. 576,3870.(Iimx ) pw., air. Cruise, arMm cankered, new exhaust. gar 330 Trailers AJAX - nt, bedroom bees � 1Alestnry Help dining room. kitchen, bath, WWfty, bWO ave• *Ww8 a OSHAWA - three bedroom bungalow. backs onto Park. AJAX - unfurnished room in FOR rerM 1150 colt, at colics space. WaMrt p"l b Ajax. In,lank. rad. deluxe haujor, rued maintained cr. $3900 oermlled o.b. o.b.o, Call GOLDEN apartment, owes"errranoa, immediately. 7 Paabeg• Imrsolasafy, SM utllkles included. 668- Available irwrsdlately, 8800 der qulM CMiasrt Mods. d mfolli . MMles, Can dew 6 amenkkft. Non-smoker. Cal dISMW ktamun mus. ism Go d Taco. 674.566$ (905) 616-3595. (113093) saOslsd o6rn Ofn afar4PJ1L WDOAUVe. (t 13093) 1153. (112599) - PAL 9969836. (112x0 619-1510. (113090 - am 70Z (M ' 12.000 tram. $01.9868970. ....-4+- a,x, . _ r* '� ii ��^.r�.r er.. 1. M, -�1ar VIS �iui�tt'.At-'`tiY'•s�'�"1t'"as: ,�..>•,.'..� •4Aa.,,'JA r*'i X4~s.t•�...;rTv�av !I"-"�•M:b IPI i'•. .. ,.{'� �'« - f'•J ew 1 ..1 f` a�.. ,•� +4� `.': . -' .C- a, •+-.� se.,,' . �, y» �. V �- T.. r s`t> :� 'M[•. ti r 1 : .♦ b» �. A•; t4FJ� .:'i A, i _lair srs,,r �: 1f �i b''•}ir ew , i-" 56•. Aaq+ sti "+t .� h 1 ' .TALKINQ..'. ft a 1 • r� kenn rwovices �.. g in denied berg final tnnisrno"wTourney PICCKKERING - Derspiee a winning record. fife Piclooriog Golden Grid- dle novice es8' Patrtfeatc ftp bocltey alt I was excluded from dee cbatn- rionship gave at a wwum eat on the weedouttd. is the, a0vice"A"towirMeW in HOWmare, the Pk mxing aovkm Sfo- ished play w►ifi a wim. a IOSsFlr6d f tie, While 1d3 was !be same rem as the ober ware a, Pidkermig didn't awke it to tie £seal art two other wanes Iliad scored more goals. The Panthers played to a 2-2 tie with the Oshawa Little NHL Brains in the first game. Darryl Flowers scored the first Pickering goal from Nicholas Vieira. However, the Panthers were down 2-1 until Mark Gosse scored the tying goal with less than a minute to go in the game on a pass- ing play from Daniel Forrester. The Golden Griddle novices lost their second game to the host Ennis - more team 4-2. Flowers and Johnathan Horobin scored for Pickering with assists to Vieira with two and Horobin with one. Picketing notched its tournament win against the Oshawa Little NHL Red Wings 4-3. Forrester led the way with two goals and an assist. Kevin Krasnowski and Gosse had the other Pickering markers. Brian Campbell had two assists, while Mark McAlister also added a helper. Pickering defensemen Eric Ranta, Michael Drew, Shawn Dubeau and McAlister and goalie Matthew Guyett all turned in strong performances in the tourney. In league play, Pickering lost to Vaughan 3-2. Flowers and Krasnows- lei shored for Pickering with assists from Ranta with two and Adam Mur- ray. Pickering was also shut out by Richmond Hill 4-0 and lost 3-1 to an $mdcfeatod Pk-wmariket squad. Flowers netted the tone goal, assisted by Vieira. AUCTION SALE T Ms.r OW zee i WE Estate of Mrs. Chard, -nod, 196 tbIm Rd. S., Odwwa. To be heli at Myles Kmq Auchan Nek 33 tial St, OdIBm Reilgefilor, $W^ dirWlg set, bedroom suite, sewing mad ine, Conner what -not, automatic washer and dryer pia large quantiq of dishes, China, :inter, 191016. pots and pants. elk. Tines ash. MYLIN K AUCINO M �•-� 7Z5-5751 1670 Il' wimmilmse, Pwcm Mmy 161olalhs finest leader i oMWA111. Sped" w 25 Far IF - I p Goer. aanq She can 6ad llob iI d mon Elf lie. faNlr6eeMttl9 ralloM R UNNINIL AIM a vi for houis pems. So& 1416291-M �ranl ~r- om a #0i ya kago. $shin ""ion. faces tout �, and proleesiooally. Great Ch*ue IN for MWL ABmr- eae7 11120"araetttda Baa WOTEN Wants to umt arNA now ale amw tel n d General vetora. Privacy Walt Plasia ale RaNfa w NwNbar to art 1N11e, Thki wed! PA. Oat 101, ONtaw. out. LIN 71.3. (IF) PBTCNC • W M raid baldishµ by NIM for p6pls on Bis gat Seed $19.96 pk a hoe rneM. ad"K POMM ot1M, dor worm and your d MM N: Mystk Mont. 5709 Old Seim Rd. N„ R.R. all OmmmNmaaei. OIL LIC 3102.(112se31 .rEelle rays tan she Wall lad Bee ~ omM p car R*o w vow elownf The 16" Its ow Need WANW r, &nosh 311, it" 69.90.12. J01n 1011. ,ant C obK 14804864K?lk 0 671 Business Personals 710 mrMts 4IT'S A BOW OIAi W Ed and Michelle see plesew b - murtoe to birth of bei first cNd, Eric Edward, born on Wadrlesday, Nov. 17, 1993, at 10:42 a.m., wtaiglling 7 lbs. 5 ozs. Proud grandparents are Ed and Grace Ox#w and Abort Knowles and dew late Joan Knowles. 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KIr4i ':OR O CompanionshipFriendshi - p SUCCESSFUL business- INDEPENDENT single ARE you an attractive sin - white male, 44. with vaned cere humorous gentleman) interests including travelling. I'm 23, attractive mother of looking for a lady, 30-40. one who enjoys movies, man. 34. athletic and fit, 6'. music. travel. seeks some - a sense of humour and one financially and emotion - doesn't play mind games. ally stable. SY 2346 Friendship first, possible 28, independent, easy- relationshp. SY 16% (OSH) going, goal -oriented. 100 lbs . dark hair and eyes, Cal 33, 5'10', 180 lbs., non- cated, mother of one, with a smoker, honest, affection- great sense of humour, ate, down to earth, see" seeking SWM, 25-38, with similar female, 23-35, for personality and inner beau - possible king -term relation- seeks fit. attractive, young ship. SY 1667 (0611) SY 2469 LOVE music? Good food? VIVACIOUS, successful, Reading? Gentle white 5'6', 40's, mother of one, mak, young 50, 6'3', 200 welcomes a response from lbs wishes to meet intil a morn-smolag white, exat- lady. 20.35, for romantic evenings, getaways and moms wel- Anytime , travel (single co me) SY 1424 4RESPONSIBLE. hardwork- ,.nq. attractive, athletic, sin- gle male. 31, single by Only charge is 61.99 per minute, there are choice at this time, seeks young lady. 25-35, for no extra long distance charges t,,endship. possible relation- shin SY 1548 (OSIS 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 'mailbox' BROAD -shouldered, attrac- and cute white male, a note of the four digit number that appears at the and of the ad. You may also browse through the system to listen to other recordings. Just follow the recorded instructions. t ve seeking soft -shouldered, A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system attractive and cute white ler ''male. must be slim, warm ? After you receive your numbers, call 1-416.976.1991' from a touch tone anyphone. 24 tins. day and fol- affectionate. 22-36. SY 1565 low the easy (recorded) instructions. Remember you may NOT n address when recording y y your last name, phone number or g your message in YOUR mon-smoker. (OSH) mailbox. 3. To retrieve your messages call 1-416-976-1991' from any touch tone phone and follow the rnstruc- ATTRACTIVE male, 29, tions... Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on your phone key pad. A charge of St.99 brown hair, brown per min. will appear on your phone bill as soon as you conned with the system. eyes and a winning smile, enjoys romantic dinners with a woman who likes to be• 1 To place • - , , • • , , - ��eated Glee a lady. SY 1576ll • • t tw ( PIC) EASY -going, attractive male. early, 40. established, -cmant c. looking for rela- - enship with a non-smoking, attractive. intelligent, fit lady. 30-45. let's talk. SY 1585 LAST of the true romantics. ocK ^g for fun, adventure and long-term romance with emale. 18-23. SY 1589 (OSH) GOOD -looking male. 33, enjoys sports. country music. camping, weekend getaways, long walks and drives. Seeking female, 28- 35. with similar interest. SY 1597 (OSH) GOOD :rK r, male, 6', 40, "care. honest and hard- working, seeks non-smoking female. 18-35. who enjoys dining, movies, travel and fishing, for possible long- term relationship SY 1602 (OSH) SINCERE ,entleman. 23. seeKs -:-est, good humoured, female. 22.28, to 30, non-smoker with wide range of interests, winter passion downhill skiing, seeks fit female that likes both adventurous and quiet times. SY 1617 (OSH) EASY -going, separated father of two, 35, many var- ied interests, wishing to con- tact women, 30.40, who have a zest for lite and a sense of humour. SY 1619 (OSH) ESTABLISHED, attractive and responsible male, 34, fit and slim, seeks slim and honest female. 22-32, for sincere, long-term relation- ship. Single mothers wel- come. SY 1631 (OSH) GOOD -looking male, 31, steadily employed, enjoys shopping, movies, long walks and the bar scene sometimes. seeks attracirve female, 25-40, with similar interests SY 1640 (OSH) WIDOWER, 57, likes coun- try and western music, seeking lady, 45-60, for companionship and possible relationship, 'Brenda who responded to my ad, please call again, I lost your phone number". SY 1641 (OSH) CROSS -dressing male. 30, brown hair, blue eyes, 58'. looking for female with open -mind for long-term relationship. SY 1642 (OSH) ARE you a real woman? Looking for a real guy? Mak 32 and you are 25-35, I am - gured ems s, 28, ema e. ate a. ., ear v share everything from soul se rewber whir. I Ara r love times, seeK c tall white and handsome TALL, 6'3', single father of smoker, seeks single mak, 4,-- s, petite. outgang. Spon- v yf� v (good evenings more to nights out and I am looking for a good two little girls, 47, profes- 30-35, who enjoys romantic taneous, good sense of rayl. /row .or• to vile air pie or 'augns 'riencs^' on the town SY 1607 lite some games, I am very sional with own business, dinners, long wa ks, •movies humour, enjoys dining and poke "'ars rit-r `err r"' `1f and b, -Sexual experiences (OSH) b yv - err -'alit SY 5271 (OSH) much in demand but holding sports type. rugby, slung, and rock mune SY 2555 dancing, quiet and fun ,,a„ It Lt air t +.at k,.,,..w GAY w- •s -^a a 2'. woo ROMANTICALLY nonmed f" Era a -`` S ^Gere. hOneSt, my aces till She Comes. SY Outdoors, etc., likes the finer • • • (OSM times, se9ik'ng attractive. tall ra, h artier beton N'r err ;.,w. KB '" r^e9t SC-eCn canng, enjoys children 1643 (OSH) things in Its, jeans to tuxedo PETITE, 34, single, never teddy bear wtm a good head rLanl. m*edw, Iiw cwr.4aarlref person required to match • ' ' • marred, independent. easy of hair, to make my Ile corn- hov1,'11104E rotrrhr- 'I-eK rl, c ea ^ and d street yo seeking petite lady to share are between thea 2^ like to meet a white heavy- set female, 35.45, for friend- ship, possible relationship. SY 1651 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, single, white male. 34, looking for a sin- gle, white female, 24-34, friendly, fit and fun, for all expenses paid Caribbean vacation. SY 1652 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, single male, 25, very athletic, enjoys romantic evenings out and movies, seeks attractive female, 20-26, with similar interest, for possible rela- tionship. SY 1653 (OSH) FRUSTRATED, hard-work- ing white male, 26, non- smoker, looking for sensi- ble, attractive, working female, 24-28. Must be fit and like to cuddle. SY 1654 (OSH) WN-117MO\L41. lilirnl Dt RH.AM REGIO�t Dear Slae:rdr Yaare I "'Poiled to the aJ Georgi Placed -"A ran town aw, ago /1L arKr Jorxer At Jinn taw. r Arent ho wire. a .sr waged. He wt w a a ,lame ani .W W w Jar a whi brfo, I.&VAWMr hraurif 0 w h +.ar lair al "Eck, rfr coy jinn .rwwal. bw AN m I Ir aarr. von caved ➢w a price rM rk kad of loi r .r have find Pia u apt err ea/. bre a air. brgMwMg for r.o .rn luck, people Wr both are ern hapry together air! .-IJ lite to thaw! ev,,wm a Swe-WE, Yarn. responsible, white male, 40, enjoys cottage life, boating. snowmobiling, looking for fit white female with similar interests. SY 1679 YOUNG, energetic male looking for someone who likes to dance, play sports and have fun, likes quiet evenings, for a relationship. SY 1680 (OSH) MATURE, attractive male. college student, 20, 6'2', blonde hair, blue eyes, with a good sense of humour and variety of interests, seeks fit, attractive female, 18-25, for fun and possible long-term relationship. SY 1681 (OSH) HANDSOME white male, 36, looks younger, easy- going, sensitive, fit, seeks attractive, tit female, 20-40, for fun, hopefully long-term relationship. SY 1682 (OSH) KNIGHT in shining armour, 24, searching the land for his princess. 20., who'll enjoy dancing in the ball- room, going for moonlight strolls and traveling to exotic places. SY 1683 (OSH) WIDOWED white male, 50 yrs. young, seeks someone special in his life again, if you're lika me. hopeless romantic, comfortable in evening wear/blue jeans, slim, professional, 35-50, maybe we are just right for each other SY 1696 SINGLE male, 32. 6, seals female will vaned interests and sports -minded, looking for triendsh,p. SY 1697 (OSH) ' i . e • I,. ,. •. '.keg, •:� THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEWWR 24, H!3 -PAGE �A / V O RT,A, I 2Z l For persons 18 years of age and over. 2546 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE '.ady. blonde. single. 35. interested .n meeting a single, honest, attractive male. 30-40. for friendship. possible relatwn- ship. SY 2547 (OSH) HONEST and sincere white female, medium build, 35. smoker, loves to dance and have fun, seeks honest, down-to-earth tall black male, 35-40, for meaningfi l relationship. SY 2548 (OSH) EASY -going, non-smoking. single mom, 27, enjoys camping, fishing, long walks, romantic times and country lite, seeks male, 27- 37, single, honest and sin- cere with good sense of humour, single dads wel- come. SY 2549 (OSH) ENGLISH lady, 28, commit- ted Christian, looking for a Christian man, 28-32 for friendship, interests include Christian music, walks in the country and a dog lover. SY JIM, 2560(OSH) Engineer from GM, you responded to box •2536, brown -eyed, petite blood, please respond again. SY 2553 (OSH) BIG brown eyes, single mom, 36, still looking for my knight in Shining armor wh Is 35-40, sincere, honest, romantic. out -going and has a sense of humour. SY 2564 (OSH) FULL I f I (OSH) SEXY male wanted, 6' and s'- 26. who 's response. ble. fun and hardworlong, by a slim, sexy, responsible female baking for a serious relaborship SY 2575 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE female. 21. long brown hair. -azel eyes, enjoys partying and danc- 'ng. would l ke to have a ong-term relationship, seeks attractive, bad -boy type who can Keep Up, 22- 26, SY 2576 (OSH) CAREER--inded 22. moth- er of one sensual. adven- turous and full -figured. embracing life. seeking open-minded young male. 18-25 SY 2577 (OSH) VIVACIOUS, attractive mother of three, profession- al, flexible, redhead, zest for life, down to earth, seeks sincere male, the same. 34- 39. Working men need appy only SY 2578 (OSH) BLACK s g10 Tom 4 - looking for white male. 40- 43, serious relationship preferable, looking for busi- ness -minded person. SY 2579 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, tun -figured mother of two, enjoys musk:, dining and dancing, o also quiet times. seeking attractive male. 25-35, with similar interest, for friend- ship first, possible relation- ship. SY 2580 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE t (FSH) BRIGHT, crofessfona, sin- ge '-' ^' 46. seeks ^telli- gent. tartish male, who likes camp -ng, nature, movies. polrtics and museums. For romance and companion- ship SY 2602 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE- ta,l Swedish b r :e. 2' loves to party a^d be romanced. seeK ^g ta'l. attractive •male wit, s r^,iar interests. !or possible rong- term elatio,smir SY 2603 (OSH) ESTABLISHED, attractive. ievei neaoed ovmg female. 46. 5 8'. !amuy-cr anted interests - dancing, dining. live theatre. golfing. travel- ling to entertaining at home. seeks gentleman, 40-50 for relat,onshp SY 2604 (OSH) VERY attract ve -e- eyed femme. 27. fun, honest and caring. likes sports and romantic ever ngs. See KS quality !", shming armoured male, 26-35, down to earth and stable. SY 2605 (OSH) S.O.S. attract vo s scare tamale. seeks male carm- pan,on, 22-30, who is not guided by past expenences. who is looking for a good time m the future. SY 26M (OSH) TF.ST/4nv14L Fill U( PH4-W AEWO'- Dear tiiwer.i. Ywn: !' --a b t ! Possible relationship. SY ACTIVE petite, youthful female. mid 60's, enjoys dancing, hiking, swimming. travel and sharing times together, wishes to meet Sincere. single male. nor - Smoker 59-65. w th similar interests. for possible rela- tionship. SY 4044 URSULA, please esponct back to mailbox 4039, didn't get your phore number. would love to hear back from you Thank you SY 1045 (OSH) PETITE artist, business - worrier non-smoker who loves dancing, gat 'ries. walks and music oolong for gentleman soul -mate. 57-63 who s s'^cere and t;jnest for pcss:ble'.aure togethe• SY 4047 (OSH) I'M a shy. amact ve. 26 year .,d gay won^a- ntee- es1eC r mea' rg .'her gay women. for fr,endsn,p. er'oy g,p.,r-,m.rg o:y:,,rg. sk ^, • Uslc. --Iov*s, new to scene. SY 5252 (OSH) MARRIED ^sate �k , -ar-.ed 'e -ale 'o- cr of encounter SY 5257 (OSH) YOUNG c --c e seeK '- young -sexua 'emale 18-25. to; good '-mes SY 5258 (OSH) MARRIED ^a a 30's, locturg'_•'fa-a,e *8-35. !a companionship some - ore to share fur-*,,•nes tog@flier. like cut.ngs and travel. ^`ar e,,. single Cr si^gle mors welcome SY 5259 1 OSH ) ATTRACTIVE isung Cou- pe .:� :-,sus seeks other couo,e for good Mmes SY 5260 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE w^ to cou- p e 3_ sire c-cunous. seeK'^g att-act ve bi- fe-a a 20-35. 'Cr fur, braes. discretion assured and expected 'ace �^ rn- portart SY 5268 (OSH) GAY -ale. 3' w^c s prys- ,ca !y ". kooK:ng 'or orys,- calty 'r, ma' a .-scret,on a mi.s' SY 5269 !OSH) GAY -a's 3- 5" '4G pounds. IooK.^g to share long wanks. good conversa- t-on and r ^ambo 7i^ners p ease cal' SY 5270 (OSH) YOUNG, engaged couple. 21 8 23 'r,erdty, outgoing, good times such as danc- ing, din ng out, long walks. fishing, camping and hope- fully for a long relationship. SY 1608 (OSH) SINGLE white male. 23. ong da•k hair. 5'9', enjoys going out and having a good time. TOOK rg for someone, 20-25. 111 same interests for possible relationship. FORMERLY BOX 01552. Please respond to this ad. SY 1609 (OSH) DOWN to earth single guy, 40. 5'11', 215 Ibs., who is honest and responsible and expects the same, seeks cute tamale for long-term lun, growth and commit- the mode. SY 1655 (OSH) INDEPENDENT single ARE you an attractive sin - white male, 44. with vaned cere humorous gentleman) interests including travelling. I'm 23, attractive mother of looking for a lady, 30-40. one who enjoys movies, who is sincere, honest. has music. travel. seeks some - a sense of humour and one financially and emotion - doesn't play mind games. ally stable. SY 2346 Friendship first, possible 28, independent, easy- relationshp. SY 16% (OSH) going, goal -oriented. FRENCH Canadian male, divorced, full figured, edu- 33, 5'10', 180 lbs., non- cated, mother of one, with a smoker, honest, affection- great sense of humour, ate, down to earth, see" seeking SWM, 25-38, with similar female, 23-35, for personality and inner beau - possible king -term relation- ty. Single dads welcome. ship. SY 1667 (0611) SY 2469 LOVE music? Good food? VIVACIOUS, successful, Reading? Gentle white 5'6', 40's, mother of one, mak, young 50, 6'3', 200 welcomes a response from lbs wishes to meet intil a morn-smolag white, exat- to talk to. has a variety of interests, seeking tall, wel! built male. 35-39, *no s honest and sincere SY 25M (OSH) JIM, who's 35. who responded to female nurse, 33, please respond again to mailbox number 2542 as didn't get your correct phone number SY 2557 mens. er 1 Loy (OSH) SELF•employed male, 25, SINCERE, unattached, genii uninhibited lady with ing, articulate mak, 45 to blond, blue-eyed, enjoys white male, 32• Wt frown gOod 3e^ev of humour. SY 55, interested in balancing children, romantic evenings hair, " blue eyes. sons~ 1658 (OSH) romance and for" No. SY 7F anywhere, scuba diving, five loving, 5'8', 150 bs., KELLY, please respond 2WT(OSH) camping and various out- very confident, stable, beds to box no. 1597, as I TALL, slim, blonde, busi- INDEPENDENT, single door activities, seeking secure, seeking female did not receive all (OSH) attract ness woman, seems to whits female, red hair, 27, Is male. 20 25, with similar same age group wow's wry phone no. SY 1669 (OSH) attract Mr. Wrong, looking enjoys romantic evenings, interest New to flip arca, understanding. BY 1644 SHY, romantic male, 18, for Mr. Right, or somolhing sports. goM, pool, country show me around! he 1611 who muse • romantic in-between. Must be tall, music, soelarg single while ATTRACTIVE, pro/eesiwrtd dinners, movies, looking for hurray and prdessional, 35- romantic Rob s holo woman (fun and DSII) GEMINI, attractive, single male, 38, quality person, attractive while %mals, for a 45. SY 2534 (OSH) white male, 30, 185 Ws., non-smoker, sense of relationship. SY 11675(OSH) FUN•bving tome*, 32, with type a guy, 2731 with sim~ seeks single white female, humour, likes performing FUN -loving, romantic, tall sense of humour, tired a lar interests. SY 2559 25.32, tall, attractive undo'- arts. seeks tell, dander, pro- male. 44, enjoys dancing. the bar steno, enjoys din- 110" _ standing, no dependents, feevtorial �' for d and baaebal Would l d-backin or �atmosp irdes. famale, 34, praession- non-smoker, for friendship friendship first. SY 1646 lice the presence a a buoy and possible relationship4 ( tall lady, 35-43, to share seeks male. 35-40 for fun al,trasecure. onjoystsports,, SY 1613 ATTRACTIVE male, 25, thoughts, ideas and to times, possible rObtbnahg• SINGLE( ma e, 26, non- !njoys sports, movies, how spend tints with. SY 1676 No head games! SY 25� humour... zest for life. smoker, outgoing, apoMa- ing good times, seeking ATTRACTIVE, honest, Seeking male wunterpart outdoors enjoys travelling, P&#rac&m female, wa �'� GOING male, 24, easy-going, full vas thersid wih -smiler illerST 3040. bobrg for a sin mbbon 00 outdoors, fishi g, woman, 35, who lovas the non-smoker. SY 2361 gle white female, 22-28, ship. SY 1648 MOO drives and cottage life, outdoors, horses, movies (06H) with similar interests. SY EDUCATED, attractive, would lice to mem mature and country Ile is sewdng SINGLE, white female, 1611 Aquarian male, 34, dark billy, 211 single moms weE an honest, caring, sinew• mother of one. 20, boleep haired, cone. SY ten (OW marriage -minded male, 35- for sincere, single white DO you' joy your door P 'enjoys �, down.. 40, wfh simiW iMeresls SY male, 20-30, who doesn't opened for you, your sports, movies, romantic 0000•loadrig uPsfd evariYtgs, lop drives, sack- to -earth, 26, 6', enjoys Zs451f�s1q want to play games, but ho owns ms slid b' Y female, 2230, with sill sports of all kinds, no FEMALE, unatfac ed, hard- wanls/w>haceSpecialtines Pesldreams sha►ed with down b earth, out /og•tlw. SY 2571(O®1Q you? Caring gentleman, lar interests. Must be sire dependents. seeks female, waldrg d;ctensts, IN DAWL 33, please crei mal• mid -30's core and independent. SY 2230, for fren dship Psi- 9O1A9• venom • � �� boot #2581, as with woman whir} 1640 ble relationship. Sy 1678 and sign, bolas number wase your s and needs to few loved, SY I'M a t gentleman ( mals. 3040, d simian quaff 1615 (pant lookiip for a career waneri, QUIET, good-looking, ties for friendship first. SY 25T2 - INDEPENDENT tw ale, 27, EASY -going, non-smoker, 30-40, 1 enjoy country �-y�er, Loves rornance vegetarian, 32, who enjoyyss music, dancing, dining out THERE w • • quiet evenings, good con - camping, fishing, long weirs occasionally and movies, 1 • • vorsation, family and and most sports, seeking looking for /riendsh�i'pp/�rale t irids. Looking for a sin. someone with a sense of tions hip.8Y1660(0811) ' care male, 28-35, non - humour and same intends ATTRACTIVE black male,NEW / smoker, who is humorous SY 1616 (OS1f) 31, separated. single, loves and huggable. SV 2574 plate SY 2581 (OSH) OUTGOING -a-, wit^ ch l- dren, a-,cys dant ng, movies. quiet evenings. seeks attractive ma e. 40 plus w1h Similar �nterest. single tamers welcome SY 2582 (OSH) FUN-iov ng black female. 26, looking for gentlemar, 28-35. who's sincere. Seri- ous. sensitive and cuddy for lasting relationship. Race unimportant but must be unattached and motivated. SY 2583 (OSH) LONELY, caring lady. 50. who's honest. enjoys music, an and gardening, vegstan- on, likes the quiet home life, non-smoker/drinker, would lxneh tit hair . owo : o+rylete f r.n prop:. w .vie sii q+ W. 4 D -c SLIM, 5 6', g-ee- eyes b, snesswoman, a^joys people with a good outlooks on life, looking for prcfes- sional gentleman with a good sense Y humour sC_ 55 SY 2610 (OSH) • •• •- • • SINGLE mom, pretty and peas, 34, highly motivated, enjoys all aspects of life. pu- C a e a' - to 25. D -ease ca SY 5272 (OSH) MARRIED -ale. 28. 5 1 ". ' 8.: bs 0011i tc meet open-m,ndet, marred female any age SY 5273 (OSH) HAPPILY ^arnec Cpucte. mid 4: s. ''', orcfess-Onal. non-smokers O'sc'ew seek ccup-e'^•'un a,a quaMy 'nerdship SY 5274 PROFESSIONAL, 34. straight acting male seek- ing some, between 30-50. I'm 5'7', 148 Iles., not into head games. Seeking friend first enjoy swanming and movies. Serious very opens -minded, honest and sincere female, for friendship, fun and possi- ble relationship. SY 5283 WAARR' of the Roses' Attractive, athletic, non- smoking, married busi- reasrrwk 40, Would Ike to meet an gdtracom female who will ecerve atlention. SY MH (wits and OSH) YOUNQ attractive male, 22, seeks lady 30-40, for brief onconsilens- BY 52,86 (OSM MARISED, afMactivs male 30, looking for attractive and possibille nrelationshQ. SYS�inilipMAFAM Ittrst 32, would like to most full -figured lady, ler Mends* casual encounters, discretion assured and expected. SY 5292 ATTRACTIVE, slim, open- mirotlod, mid -40's, married couple, seek couple only for friendship and good times. SY 5293 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE Herby, rider. 36, married, looking for a discreet relationship with an attractive, sexy, married lady, race and age unirr, portant SY 5294 like to meet a compassion- Seeks mak. 30.40. must be ra Chit otion assured SY S275 Wo, honest, patient, tall, attractive, athletic, easy- (�) secure mall, for friendship. going and gentle, for Mend- OPEN -minded mal0. m ossible relationship SY shi and pod times SY 40's, seeks bi or straight D 2584 INVITATION to enjoy romance, dimer, ta84 f you are ft, sirron0. stable, from a caring fit, 39, 5T, sktgle tidy. SY 2586 (0" RAFFI, please respond back to mailbox #2564 because I didn't gat your full � ((OOnSSul1mQ1ber. Thanks. SY SEIISfT111f E, taring leniala, 43, who loves stimulating conversation. has an iMw- ed in poNcs enjoys darl wut and Seeks gentleman, 39-49, with similar interests, for poss�1)lationsnip. SY FULL -figured female, 46, separated, with a good same a humour. loves the coudry, Rasa m ft weA- M am" am drow out Ioo1Qg ler geral man, 45-60, honest and sin- cere, who likes similar things. SY 2588 (OS14 TMS a head games? One night stands? Then this 19, brown -eyed brunette has something to talk to you about. SY 2586 (Ot1H) TO Bill, could you please respond again to mailbox 2551 as I did not gat al your phone number. SY 2601 316'2 9 LADY, 56, 5'9', new to area, who likes dancing, traveling and outdoors, seeks gw*wnan, 55-65, for hmubhip and possible rob- bonsif SY 3171(OSM SLIP, caring female, 49, files dancing, waiap, play- ing cards and big on 1 1' 9 seeking someone. 46-60, who is hot and sinoene, ffor�roMtion�ship. SY 3172 STRAKIIHT white female would blest b meet straight female, 35-40, to go to Reggio Clubs with, for hianndshc. SY 3171 FEMALE 80, pdia, 5, blue eyes, shy disposion, would file to mew a sitter• goo- 8eman 5545. Enjoys danc- ing, traveling, outdoors. Non-smoker/social drinker. SY 4949 OSHAWA/Picksriny unat- tached idly. loo 50's, 57, attractive, intellgent inter- ested in travel, an, theatre and fun tires, would tike to mew unattached gentleman with similar int•riets fnr ADVENTUROUS fit mate, children, long walks, wouk! anyacMrsisem•ritOrl---nw•aag•andbraq by This tlyk ti N•w• Advraa•r aawirri•• no kaeifty ler si• oonlrN a a ant 9bioawy coos advaawiwit The adir•raa•r awaw coniplW ti•aily ler tri• ooraa+t or, and at w•ponse• b daima � b iriexm� a^d hd0 ttw giaeaam and MxYolerd Cannikaiicy Newpapees and b •nipbyMs naiN•e• ler U pante, et�•rsase, YaEibe and drngx• re•sAang Man a nwW by. M p � «ageb•t OahawaM�Tha as a reauk b 1. � Y� j� � r ave•'sot b leers IsMw Msplwne xwap•r, int rrnr or adis•• in hiMw u�q w00R�9 Plaed by tri• �� w rM spy 9i•ari9 atoagos. 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CALL BRIAN KONDO* u r , ■ `' . 683-8542 J �iF I THE BEST OF it BUNGALOWS Very jr �j,e � jrW o k a quiet street. 2 + 1 bdrms 2 4- nc. baths. very spac ous Irv. -m- 2 0s.. 2 fps.. cathedral ,edmg, direct entry to ga; 50 x '00' lot, fn. bsmt.. access to cchoois, parks 3 ,nIDhC •ansporiation Pnced io veil at 5159.800. To view piease call BRIAN THRASHER* 683-1861 ' RF/MW QUALITY ONE LTD.. R,�TR. GREAT ROUGE VALLEY LOCATOI 0` HEARTOFPCE ERING O BealoMll 2616 >Q it Cougltlar f►osw Q F •Immaculate senior exec. i aw foyer. open stainu % oast 47 _ p oe 10 rms. boasts 4 bdrms. 1 ' '�•, _ J� G saa,ae wan t.wet pantry NOWodna. we gresAorse rtes : r S+O Enormous 52' lot Mn. fir. library. cent air S vac. wits his stipip Oa i sap • Gorgeous country kit. am En ii•rii :._ -' �� s • Huge master 3 setting ,. "2 � Dk� f _ ,• led > En suite with roman ;ub .• u " Stone fp. in fam. rm. CALL ': Sunken liv. rm. GEORGELALWANM t CALL OR JUDY PATERSON* rl b, DAVID BEATON* 286-3993 683-2992 WMW 1*/MW ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. QUALITY ONE LTD.. RLTR. :147,888 . DET AJAX - 149 000 _ "BE YOUR OWN LAI�IDLORD" FIN. BSWT. d >f 3 bdrm brick home in 9 i * Prime Pickering location * 3 bdrm. septi detached Westnbasenle ' H F'whrsthed • t 4 -pc. & 12 -pc. baths _ ) i encosed front porch 2 4 apple included LLge.,premium lot (131' washrooms - near schools & parks. Ezceptim 1-1 vtakas for a nice family hoses. Must be 'Lovely fin. bsmL +. : sing k le s& gr. / solei -try an 0W. CALL Mow in condition Priced to 90 fasti. STEVE FEAMW DODO TAYLOR' 683-2992 83 -3300 v_ WM I DOUG TAYLOR +YOUR HOUSE = SOLD OUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. CHARMr GREENBELT $139,500 3stunningThis f hal Perfect 3 + 1 bdrm. for this 9�F attaclhsd semi bungalow in a family has a main floor y FA4n B�(• family room wNh iMeplace, ^� ! eat -in kitchen and a large hanover Itk. A hadwd under %* Finished bsmL , ' master with 4-eL etre suits lk ca►P°t1A9• :I walk in Closet. Tastaludy with a. bar. ng Now �Q oodecorated and backing on ft in Pickering. _.. CALL CONDO FEES" BARRY EARL* FOR PRIVATE SHOWN CALL AT 683-8542 SPAM MIDDLVOW FOR YOUR NEXT MOVE. OR LEE BYER=*, _ 831-3300 .•r . 1 FAMILY REALTY FIRSTR"" Ltd. WALffY ONE �7D.. RLI QUALITY ONE LTD., RLTR. A LOT OF LOT AND A LOT MORE! - $164,900 4 bedrooms rjb,,sT/L+ Bey window, bright rv. rm. ✓k fp.! • Hardwood (loon! �%" • Big mrity kitchen • whirlpool tub in reno'd. bedooam • Finished rec room • Cen4al air too! s 79 x 176' trod lot Double garage RICK SERGISOW 831-3300 Ica 839-7"9 FIRST Realty /MWS SATURDAY BOXES FROM SCARBOROUGH TO BRIGHTON f�AlI11FIfL tl'f1RADE - SWJTH AMAX 3 bdrm& detached, deep lot •scovery Bay EW oak kit4-pc. on suite bath, flooring R carpet NEW windows i sliding rt glass walkout Prof. fin. rec rm. with fp. -- Wrap around deck, interlock Customized model - a must see! OILY 5164,900 CALL JACQUELYNN TAAWE�R',619.93M 't11ri,1 HERITAGE REALTY LTD. THIS ONE MUST BE Q` SEEN! Immaculate 3 bdrm. with thousands in upg'ades! !' Features stunning rec room. 2 -- freplaces. 4 -pc. en suite and �P 0& / i much, much more. Just reduced $174.500. CALL BRIAN KONDO* u r , ■ `' . 683-8542 J �iF I THE BEST OF it BUNGALOWS Very jr �j,e � jrW o k a quiet street. 2 + 1 bdrms 2 4- nc. baths. very spac ous Irv. -m- 2 0s.. 2 fps.. cathedral ,edmg, direct entry to ga; 50 x '00' lot, fn. bsmt.. access to cchoois, parks 3 ,nIDhC •ansporiation Pnced io veil at 5159.800. To view piease call BRIAN THRASHER* 683-1861 ' RF/MW QUALITY ONE LTD.. R,�TR. GREAT ROUGE VALLEY LOCATOI 0` HEARTOFPCE ERING O BealoMll 2616 >Q it Cougltlar f►osw Q F •Immaculate senior exec. i aw foyer. open stainu % oast 47 _ p oe 10 rms. boasts 4 bdrms. 1 ' '�•, _ J� G saa,ae wan t.wet pantry NOWodna. we gresAorse rtes : r S+O Enormous 52' lot Mn. fir. library. cent air S vac. wits his stipip Oa i sap • Gorgeous country kit. am En ii•rii :._ -' �� s • Huge master 3 setting ,. "2 � Dk� f _ ,• led > En suite with roman ;ub .• u " Stone fp. in fam. rm. CALL ': Sunken liv. rm. GEORGELALWANM t CALL OR JUDY PATERSON* rl b, DAVID BEATON* 286-3993 683-2992 WMW 1*/MW ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. QUALITY ONE LTD.. RLTR. :147,888 . DET AJAX - 149 000 _ "BE YOUR OWN LAI�IDLORD" FIN. BSWT. d >f 3 bdrm brick home in 9 i * Prime Pickering location * 3 bdrm. septi detached Westnbasenle ' H F'whrsthed • t 4 -pc. & 12 -pc. baths _ ) i encosed front porch 2 4 apple included LLge.,premium lot (131' washrooms - near schools & parks. Ezceptim 1-1 vtakas for a nice family hoses. Must be 'Lovely fin. bsmL +. : sing k le s& gr. / solei -try an 0W. CALL Mow in condition Priced to 90 fasti. STEVE FEAMW DODO TAYLOR' 683-2992 83 -3300 v_ WM I DOUG TAYLOR +YOUR HOUSE = SOLD OUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. CHARMr GREENBELT $139,500 3stunningThis f hal Perfect 3 + 1 bdrm. for this 9�F attaclhsd semi bungalow in a family has a main floor y FA4n B�(• family room wNh iMeplace, ^� ! eat -in kitchen and a large hanover Itk. A hadwd under %* Finished bsmL , ' master with 4-eL etre suits lk ca►P°t1A9• :I walk in Closet. Tastaludy with a. bar. ng Now �Q oodecorated and backing on ft in Pickering. _.. CALL CONDO FEES" BARRY EARL* FOR PRIVATE SHOWN CALL AT 683-8542 SPAM MIDDLVOW FOR YOUR NEXT MOVE. OR LEE BYER=*, _ 831-3300 .•r . 1 FAMILY REALTY FIRSTR"" Ltd. PERFECTION!! - $224,900 ' A show piece from the hardwood 8 ceramic floors throughout the rrn. fir. to the 4 bdrms. on the second floor • Plus... 12 x 23' pressure treated deck, formal dining 8 living rooms. Fp. in the family morn s • Lovely bright kitchen ' Central air A vac. PLEASE CALL BARRIE COX* Ica 839-7"9 /MWS ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. SATURDAY BOXES FROM SCARBOROUGH TO BRIGHTON f�AlI11FIfL tl'f1RADE - SWJTH AMAX 3 bdrm& detached, deep lot •scovery Bay EW oak kit4-pc. on suite bath, flooring R carpet NEW windows i sliding rt glass walkout Prof. fin. rec rm. with fp. -- Wrap around deck, interlock Customized model - a must see! OILY 5164,900 CALL JACQUELYNN TAAWE�R',619.93M 't11ri,1 HERITAGE REALTY LTD. THIS ONE MUST BE Q` SEEN! Immaculate 3 bdrm. with thousands in upg'ades! !' Features stunning rec room. 2 -- freplaces. 4 -pc. en suite and �P 0& / i much, much more. Just reduced $174.500. CALL BRIAN KONDO* u r , ■ `' . 683-8542 J �iF I THE BEST OF it BUNGALOWS Very jr �j,e � jrW o k a quiet street. 2 + 1 bdrms 2 4- nc. baths. very spac ous Irv. -m- 2 0s.. 2 fps.. cathedral ,edmg, direct entry to ga; 50 x '00' lot, fn. bsmt.. access to cchoois, parks 3 ,nIDhC •ansporiation Pnced io veil at 5159.800. To view piease call BRIAN THRASHER* 683-1861 ' RF/MW QUALITY ONE LTD.. R,�TR. GREAT ROUGE VALLEY LOCATOI 0` HEARTOFPCE ERING O BealoMll 2616 >Q it Cougltlar f►osw Q F •Immaculate senior exec. i aw foyer. open stainu % oast 47 _ p oe 10 rms. boasts 4 bdrms. 1 ' '�•, _ J� G saa,ae wan t.wet pantry NOWodna. we gresAorse rtes : r S+O Enormous 52' lot Mn. fir. library. cent air S vac. wits his stipip Oa i sap • Gorgeous country kit. am En ii•rii :._ -' �� s • Huge master 3 setting ,. "2 � Dk� f _ ,• led > En suite with roman ;ub .• u " Stone fp. in fam. rm. CALL ': Sunken liv. rm. GEORGELALWANM t CALL OR JUDY PATERSON* rl b, DAVID BEATON* 286-3993 683-2992 WMW 1*/MW ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. QUALITY ONE LTD.. RLTR. :147,888 . DET AJAX - 149 000 _ "BE YOUR OWN LAI�IDLORD" FIN. BSWT. d >f 3 bdrm brick home in 9 i * Prime Pickering location * 3 bdrm. septi detached Westnbasenle ' H F'whrsthed • t 4 -pc. & 12 -pc. baths _ ) i encosed front porch 2 4 apple included LLge.,premium lot (131' washrooms - near schools & parks. Ezceptim 1-1 vtakas for a nice family hoses. Must be 'Lovely fin. bsmL +. : sing k le s& gr. / solei -try an 0W. CALL Mow in condition Priced to 90 fasti. STEVE FEAMW DODO TAYLOR' 683-2992 83 -3300 v_ WM I DOUG TAYLOR +YOUR HOUSE = SOLD OUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. CHARMr GREENBELT $139,500 3stunningThis f hal Perfect 3 + 1 bdrm. for this 9�F attaclhsd semi bungalow in a family has a main floor y FA4n B�(• family room wNh iMeplace, ^� ! eat -in kitchen and a large hanover Itk. A hadwd under %* Finished bsmL , ' master with 4-eL etre suits lk ca►P°t1A9• :I walk in Closet. Tastaludy with a. bar. ng Now �Q oodecorated and backing on ft in Pickering. _.. CALL CONDO FEES" BARRY EARL* FOR PRIVATE SHOWN CALL AT 683-8542 SPAM MIDDLVOW FOR YOUR NEXT MOVE. OR LEE BYER=*, _ 831-3300 .•r . 1 FAMILY REALTY FIRSTR"" Ltd. -A T V 1 \V Nr 1 1U 01L&t t V L INS —�' BRAND NEW & WAITING 4 YOU SUPER LOT IN AMBF.RLEA! 3.305 sq. ft. home toasts 5 bedrooms! 3 1/2 4 bedrooms' En suite! Finished basement! 2 RARELY OFFERED CRESCENT! baths! Library & family nom! Full walkout fireplaces' Eat -in kitchen! 3 appliances!Immaculate finished top to bottom. Main basement! Select your interior finishes! 3 Central air' Intercom' Walk to park and floor family room with fireplace! En suite more available from 2.920 sq. A. & up! Call schools: To hear more. call Bev Hutchison off master. Gracious lot with mature Catherine McGill at 837-2552 or I-S(X)-265- at 837-2552. landscaping. Shelley Enrikhi at S37-2552. 2(x)3. t � r 11 AGA . `r r MOVE ON ER THE VALLEY! �_�� '■ PICK %IF' fiighland (_'reck1Rouge"' Original owner. 3 "1 KJORIAN' REPRODUCTION– Back yard bonus' $3.000 down, assume the hcdnnom bungalow : Finished basement! From $299.901). Work with our dcsi_ncr mortgage to own two 9(N) sq, ft. bedroom Side entrance' Hardwood floors. Shows a every step of the way' Huge pie lots. Totally apartments in this all brick legal duplex in 10' Central air' I50' lot' 2 car garage Call upgraded! Water view lots also available. Oshawa! For more details, call Mike Ives or Sam Kiniherics at 1,--2552. Please call. Sam Kimh(,rlc%. S?' -'S5) Dawn White. 837-2552 or I-�00-2_6x-2(x)4. Treco Real Estate Limited Treco Real Estate Limited and \ elcomes ROB MITCHELL staff are pleased to announce the to it's sales family. Rob has, been involved in real estate for over eight years collecting top sales awards in his many r achievements. Being a resident In Durham for over 12 v ears oix e. RC)B that eYtr•l eds_e in addition of CHARLIE NICALINDEN to their sales team. CHARLIE has been a resident of Durham for 22 years. has a solid backzround in Sales Marketing. and promises out- ),m� idin�� you With a greater standing and dedicated sen ice ROB CHARLIE :n;tri.ct insich;_ MCA_�NDEN to past and future clients. MITCHELL - r ¢ tC `�. it ► "' i_ a C� A - t. 1 i a 51 TV, AN Rensho les Represel WNW- _141f is '. CALL FOR cm I " 683=8542 FAMILY REALTY 831 =4242 AMU WATCH OUT, IT'S LOADED! Spacious 1,850 sq. ft. home on popu Ajax crescent. Loaded with extrc skylight! Wet bar! Florida ceiling! Masi en suite! Bay windows! Oak cabinets a pantry in kitchen! Sunken living roof Main floor family room! Main floor laund Central air! Central vac.! Premium N $184,900. BARBARA PRESTON fn A CALL TODAY FOR YOUR PERSONA Sales c.TOUR OR NEXT OPEN HOUSE DATE! Rspresese ntatrve BARBARA PRESTON, 683-8542 4ARY Aur Sales Representative 683-8542 LUCY BATESON Associate Broker 683-8542 3 + 1 bedroom huge, rec room with stone fireplace. All new windows, central air, abo ground pool in south Ajax. Won't last. Only $159,900. Call Mary Roy', 683-8542. INSTANTLY APPEALING Tastefully decorated 4 bedoom home located on quiet street. "! Kit. designed to take a advantage of sun & full width deck. King size master. Enjoy_ s modern, well -lit, spacious rec room. Central air, large lot.: $219,900. Call Lucy Bateson", - - 683-8542, 683-5311. OPEN HOUSE 29 GILMOUR DR., AJAX SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2-4P.M. This very special all brick home offers all you've dreamed of at an " affordable price. Situated on a 42 ft. lot, this home features central air, hardwood flooring, family room with fireplace and more. Come by tiaATY s"vEETER Saturday or call for a private Seim Representative viewing! Marty Streeter, 683-8542. 6434542 ATTENTION 1 ST TIME BUYERS WHY RENT I , $132,900 A lot to offer on 40 x 100' for this 3 bedroom bungalow in Ajax. Gorgeous hardwood flooring. Extra large kitchen, (must be seen), wagkout t deck, wood trim throughout, ALA mnoivations pus +++. Honest value. tiaNaROPr"Or"itl" wAl A Au0%2-111 A uAr'rS2A1L11L1 AT en-,% aCIA CAn VAI 1n Ani RODIEY tEIOQ Tot* upsh 3 bedroom, 1112 story► home, otic wo eet-in Wien with oak cx0mrds, bWHn 4Shter, pas sl ae 8 skyipltt Central air, wakout to deck 3 fenced yard. Call SaMs 6R83415GImum Roik" MWKW. 663.8542. ART A MAtN1EEN FOWLER - .e 6134M RepaUftilliM Pitor4Rinu POWER OF SALE Carries cheaper than rent!!! 3 large bedrooms - eat -in kitchen - hardwood floors - 2 bathrooms freshly painted - fin. rec room!! Move in any WW PINY RENT?? OWN mt time - Only $119,900. Call view this wonderful - all brick - large master bd0°' - full en suite - open concept kitchen s Art* & Maureen* Fowler, family rm. - cosy fireplace - Ines'. now for 683-8542 for further info. your future!I $169,600 - call Art' A Mpureen'. FoW% GPJW V t 1, s 4 &,' : & 'ARN MILLER L'Y'ATION' L ;CATION' TO Fabulous 4 + 2 bdrm. home in a very Super value! Only $5,100 down, and $725/mo. desirable area. Upgrades include: Custom mtge. It's cheaper than rent! This 4 bedroom oak kit., beau1ilul fin. bsmt., new ceramic floor semi also has a finished basement with a 2nd & carpets, air, vac.. security, inground pool, kitchen and a separate entrance. Don't miss private yard. quiet cres- plus lots more! out - Call Randy Miller, 683-8542 $219.900. Ca;' Randy Miller, 683-8542. tri ROUGE vA BEY - ONE OF A KIND! Nalk to the Rouge. walk to schools. easy access to 401 This 4 bdrm has 2 �Aa �_ rnv�tg5 walkouts to deck & rear yard. 50'x160 lot. Floor to ceiling fireplace wibrass insert 3 Associate Broker baths. fully equipped above grade bsmt. for in-laws or entertainment. Daryl 683-8542 Thomas" 683-8542. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! 1 Come see for yourself, this fully detached, 3 bedroom with eat -in kitchen, walkout to fenced yard, large living & dining rooms, rec room with , - fireplace, and much more. CAL DALL Call Gail Dall* for appts. at des Representative 683-8542. 6838542 GREAT RENOVATED STARTER Inground pool - huge 150 ft. deep lot - 5 bedrooms - sunken pine wainscotted family room - 3 bathrooms - finished basement - great community - great price. $$154,900!! Won't last - Call HE__N MASON Helen Mason, 683-8542 Seim e3t,ve before it's sold! HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF!! 1 z� OUR ANNUAL FREE PHOTO WITH SANTA HO! HO! HO! s�,�-i Once again Family Realty Corporation is proud C to offer you something absolutely FREE. Have your children's photo taken with Santa _} on Sunday, November 28th, between 12:00 and 4:00 p.m. We will also be serving Free pop, juice, cookies & coffee (for Mom & Dad)! So please drop by to see us at 335 Bayly St. W. (at Finley), Ajax, and enjoy our hospitality. To continue our long standing tradition, Family Realty is once again reaching out to you, to help families and children in our neighborhood less fortunate than your own. if you wish to give a toy or non perishable food items, please call our office and we will gladly pick them up. Or, you can drop them off at: FAMILY REALTY CORP. 335 Bayly St. W., Ajax 683-8542 Donations will be accepted now and up to December 16th for distribution by the Salvation Army. Thank you and HAPPY HOLIDAYS n kTIONAL •GE � -Ht �w00..5': �aiNw�,,r, M..iN �M: PEA ♦FE<' .EAL ESTATE SERVICE;; fA.1� Vt1111UIM =NRS ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE AJAX 428-7677 PICKERING 831-7677 Sutton Group Heritage - with the help of Jolly Old SL Nick - M& article is provided by local Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) for the will be giving out free pictures with Santa Claus this Saturday, benefit of consumers in the real estate market Nov. 27, after the Ajax Santa Claus Parade. Simply bring a It may not seem like it, but the holiday on doing a lot of entertaining. note -perishable food donation or new unwrapped toy to their season is almost upon us. Before you and Plan to keep hallways, stairwells and staircases clear of excess .t location at 520 Westney Rd. S., beside the Discovery Bay your family get caught up in the hustle and decoration and other paraphernalia. Plaza. Santa will be there all the way from the North Pole to bustle traditional) associated with this y Check Fireplace collect the wishes of local children. Sutton Group Heritage hectic time of year, keep in mind that now is If you haven't had your fireplace checked or cleaned by a qualified Realty Inc. a locally owned independent member of the a good time to start planning for Yuletide professional for a while, it's a good idea to get it inspected. A buildup of creosote can cause chimney fires. Sutton Group Really Network with over 6,000 Associates safety in and around your home. DESNtABLE NEIGIfBORHOOD across North America. Don't wait until a mishap happens to "FIRST TME BUYERS'_i..- realize that you should have replaced that POWER OF SALE ACT FAST. WONT LAST. frayed extension cord you use for the tree Creosote may appear in the form of dry flaky deposits clinging to lights - or that you should have had the chimney liner, or a shiny, glazed coating which resembles black JILL SAVARD !hougf-" new flrg. & cent. air. Fain. nn. with fp. & w/o to fenced yard. Master bdrm. has 4 -pc- en w/wef bar also kidney -shaped pool on a large lot. FRANK STYBA Close to all amenities. For more ilk imutim cal fireplace chimney checked and cleaned before lighting the fust fire of the season. paint. If you plan to use your fireplace a great deal over the holidays, suite. Cal Jill Saved-. 428-7677. JOHN ORT LAW OFFICE By thinking and planning ahead now, you can relieve yourself of a good deal of avoid draping flammable decorations (garlands etc.) along the mantle. Keep Christmas stockings well away from the fire as well -- $sri M 30 Hunt St., Ste. 1, Ajax USM seasonal stress and ensure that your home is and be sure someone is always in he room when the fireplace is ltalaa Raprsasrttalw Larooque+, 428-7677. safe and ready for the arrival of the holidays. being used. $400 purchase - Check for Damage and Fraying Caring for Your Tree sale - $350 To start with, go through your boxes of When it does come time to put up your tree, choose a spot that's decorations now to see if everything is in well out of the direct line of traffic in your home. If you have a small refinancing - $360 proper working order. Check strings of house, it's a good idea to choose a relatively small tree. Also be sure plus G.S.T. and disbursements lights by plugging them in. Remove and to use a sturdy tree stand. replace any won -out bulbs. Ideally. you should try to place your tree close y an electrical outlet if you plan to decorate it with li hts. This way,you won't have 427_gg 19 Take a good look at the wires on light to run a number of extension cords across the floor. CALL strands for signs ed wear and tear. Any strings that are frayed should be disposed of If you purchase a fresh cut real tree, be sure to water it regularly "PHONE FOR PRICES OUTSIDE OF DURHAM" because these can pose a potential fire and inspect branches for signs of dryness. If you're going to be away for part of the holidays, make sure you arrange for someone to water hazard. It's also a good idea to get rid of any it for you, or opt for an artificial tree. light strands that appear to be hopelessly twisteo or mangled. After all, it's not worth hazard. �(a QUALITY RMIX 683-1861 Buying or Selling a Home? the risk of a possible ONE LTD. Check any extension cords you plan to use Call either for your Christmas tree or for outdoor decorating. Make sure that they are in good condition. When decorating outdoors, don't STEVE FEARON use anything but lights and extension cords that are specifically designed for outdoor ,[QQ 2 683-2992 use. Provide Adequate Space q Pa 10ACRES+YOUROWNvorm for all your Real Estate needs. If Christmas decorating is synonymous Stunning 3 825 sq h home From e� with major upheaval in your home, make The moment you enter the marble })cored foyer w!oak Scarlett CR store you have adequate space to stare excess p Hara Staircasee you will beW-M& clutter until the holidays are over. Accidents !moressed with urns beaut country manor home a fps sot, gazebo. Steve Fearon R happen more easily when things become too crammed -- particularly if you're planning . _� lase 900 Would you life +.c know SANDY DUDLEY mores Please call Sandy M Dudley sales re recentati ve P Quality One Ltd., Realtor Sao .an. Sales Representative kTIONAL •GE � -Ht �w00..5': �aiNw�,,r, M..iN �M: PEA ♦FE<' .EAL ESTATE SERVICE;; fA.1� Vt1111UIM =NRS ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE AJAX 428-7677 PICKERING 831-7677 �' r' • E'; r••• r i r. i ti �. ,.,. + t t t u t t: t t, •r♦ l ! d d ! � d e f • 1 • • r • s r s r . � ♦ • • � .-���� • -. rads r'rs=.•Z;•arleit��at�.�.• .... .'.'. .'. .L',i,l ,L�l.,t a �i i i r i. .. ...•.a ra,.. s�• •�r ••� r �C y i .t Al PRME PIC7r-- KERING LOCATION=+�•r__' f- 1; DESNtABLE NEIGIfBORHOOD yr "FIRST TME BUYERS'_i..- In South Ajax• very close to lake & consetvabon. POWER OF SALE ACT FAST. WONT LAST. COURTICE CUTE CALLING Super wel-kept home feat. all new wndows Greet starter home w/5 Minis., fn. rec. nn. Bright 3 bdrrn. home features new bay GARY PECK cent air, eat -tri kit., lge.. rec. rm. on dt* saf JILL SAVARD !hougf-" new flrg. & cent. air. Fain. nn. with fp. & w/o to fenced yard. Master bdrm. has 4 -pc- en w/wef bar also kidney -shaped pool on a large lot. FRANK STYBA Close to all amenities. For more ilk imutim cal $is Raora wdmthe court Gary Peck+, 831-7677. Assoeiale Ikolm suite. Cal Jill Saved-. 428-7677. Sala RepraMftatin Frm*l at aMaan �' r' • E'; r••• r i r. i ti �. ,.,. + t t t u t t: t t, •r♦ l ! d d ! � d e f • 1 • • r • s r s r . � ♦ • • � .-���� • -. rads r'rs=.•Z;•arleit��at�.�.• .... .'.'. .'. .L',i,l ,L�l.,t a �i i i r i. .. ...•.a ra,.. s�• •�r ••� r �C y i .t PRME PIC7r-- KERING LOCATION=+�•r__' f- 1; yr "FIRST TME BUYERS'_i..- b COURTICE CUTE CALLING Det shows a `10',h6W. MERRY CHRIS!! ' FANTASTIC PRIVATE YARD knmac. 2 stry. home offers Ige. eat -in kit., fin. bsmt., fbcn thrt►out Ceramic floors in acted kit, Move n a enjoy Xmas n Tnow Inure. 3 = New set-in kit., new 100 amp service, Ige. porch, newer windows & bathrm., high & new roof! New dble. driveway! B/l bar & STEVE KOSTKA woodstove n fn. bsmt.'Fuly fenced. To see this bdrm., fn, bsmt, backs on to greenbel, ooutby PATRKKhAA NAttl1 sW Ids. with bow whdow. b. For more ncall $sri M bsmt, country atntaspltere. Saha � properly A.SAP..! Call Steve Korsika', 831-7677. Saha Awswiltid" Patricia Wan,• AM7M �' r' • E'; r••• r i r. i ti �. ,.,. + t t t u t t: t t, •r♦ l ! d d ! � d e f • 1 • • r • s r s r . � ♦ • • � .-���� • -. rads r'rs=.•Z;•arleit��at�.�.• .... .'.'. .'. .L',i,l ,L�l.,t a �i i i r i. .. ...•.a ra,.. s�• •�r ••� r �C f- 1; yr $UX DOWN, $830M. b COURTICE CUTE CALLING knmac. 2 stry. home offers Ige. eat -in kit., fin. bsmt., SHIRLEY OR TRISH SPECTACULAR SUIMT.Se LAKEVIEW MCREDNU QUALITY 1,810 sq. K of value. Sep. lit,. & din. rms., cent ai Ige. deck, prernium fenced & landscaped lot, oozy front verandah, located across from pant, 1 block FRENCH SOaaoua 3 bdrm. condo apt, owbob SiIY �f Repreaentativa Wits - 2 ba01-7 s Slap b fa0, ttlrs, :fropi ELVIRA LAROCOUE cent vac., 5 bdn, . + 4 baths & lots more. EM SUZANNE TOLLEITalt east d Townfrte. Cal SuzanneSuzame Toletl' now for your Cal Mrs. Fnrldt, 831-1677. ltalaa Raprsasrttalw Larooque+, 428-7677. Sala personal tour, 428.7877. �' r' • E'; r••• r i r. i ti �. ,.,. + t t t u t t: t t, •r♦ l ! d d ! � d e f • 1 • • r • s r s r . � ♦ • • � .-���� • -. rads r'rs=.•Z;•arleit��at�.�.• .... .'.'. .'. .L',i,l ,L�l.,t a �i i i r i. .. ...•.a ra,.. s�• •�r ••� r 10*7'M E�I�vcn 44 p`-; S'IIV K3 Ill'i 'T III!i.6011GL MANNA RD. (SE CORNER OF HWY. 2) ftiititr.ur� JOHN MONIZ Sales Representative 831-3300 . FOR RESULTS CALL JOHN MONIZ* A RE/MAX HALL OF FAME �r�l;'lllstU#► r qqmr(HOSPITAou'�, REALTY LTD. L li,:l�ll iii-�Il �. Ilt ll�l ,i A RE/MAX TOP PRODUCER SENIOR EXECUTIVE This home is fully loaded. comes with all the bells and WHY SETTLE FOR LESS whistles. Spacious double entry, solid oak circular tb. staircase. fully finished basement. Jacuzzi, step upptub. two family rooms. two fireplaces - gleaming hardwood 9300f raltowrsute and more Call John Mornz' 831 GO WITH PROVEN SUCCESS PRESTIGIOUS EAST ROUGE Located on a quiet court. walk 'o Darks. river and lake This gorgeous homes f n shed from top to bottom, urge deck. pool size lot. nterlock!ng driveway. 5 bdrms. 3 bathrms., formal dining and `ormal living room. Great price. $243.900. Call John Mon z. 931-330 BRAND NEW MODEL You may trade your present home for this brand new model, professionally landscaped, 9' ceilings, Bevelled french doors, fully upgraded - call to find out about our guaranty marketing plan. Call John Mona', 831.3300. 6S% FINANCING Executive Coughlan built model home backing onto Greenbelt - Ceramic and hardwood floors, solid oak stairs, custom finished kitchen, prof. exterior - Call John Moniz', 631-3300. 4 :1 =1 011=1I'L,�1�J;1��� N3f-sort PRESTIGIOUS STREET - $214,900 JUST LISTED - $159.900' Lovely 4 bdrm. on one of Pickering's Gorgeous 4 bdrm. - walk to lake & PAUL KEELER most beautiful streets. Open concept conservation - fam. rm. + fireplace, Sales Representative design, private yard. To view call Paul renovated. Jacuzzi bath. Paul Keeler', 831-3300 Keeler' at 831-3300. 831-3300. CALL PAUL KEELER*, 831-3300. JOAN CAMPBELL Slues Representative 831-3300 GARY FUSELLI Bales Repremlww 831-3300 MORE COUNTRY LIVING ON 2.88 ACRES Ranch bungalow finished top to toe, is COUNTRY LIVING nestled on private lot with impressive ON 18 ACRES - $209,000 circular drive, quit building 3000', Large 1,858 sq. ft. bungalow with view of inground pool, air & vac. Plus office & lake & woods. This 3 bedroom with main bedroom in basement. Call Joan floor famiy, & laundry offers privacy at is Campbell', 831-3300. best. Call Joan Campbeir, 831-3300. CALL JOAN CAMPBELL*, 831-3300. TALL TREES "BROLES" , HOME Buy location, buy quality, ji buy now - Top quality N; ihome on premium lot - All ,I. rooms have 9 foot ceilings - Floorings are oak strip s: stained - Quarry tiled foyer - Has all the bells & whistles. CELLA JONES beocists Brolar 831-3300 "GIFT WRAPPED FOR YOU" PICKERING VILLAGE All brick, 4 bedroom home - Centre hall plan, large fam. room has brick fireplace & accent lighting, family size kitchen with walkout to deck & fenced yard. Just pack your bags & move - Many extras included. Call today. CALL CELIA JONES**, 831-3300. CAREFUL. THIS HOME IS LOADED Stunning remodeled nor^e ' Completely finished basement ' Professionally andscaped ' Inground pool ' New floors ' Custom Ocher ' This home is a must to see. Cal'Jorr Mor z'. 93'-33G: 831-3300 SIMPLY STUNNING This -ome wT KnocK you off your feet. loaded with upgrades, excellent'mancirg. Call John Mona' for more details. 831-3300. O'DONOGHUE* "GET'S THE JOB DONE" 229,900 COUGHLAN CLASS An elegant 2,775 sq. ft. model with a huge gourmet kitchen, stone fireplace, gorgeous pool, all the bells & whistles" It's big, bright & beautiful. $2159000 r PICKERING - 29700 SQ. FT. , PLUS a fully equipped 1,000 sq. ft. in-law — - - nanny quarters!! This is a must see 174,900 home. Features central air + vac, 200 FOOT LOT!! skylight, spiral staircase, 2 fireplaces, 4 simply , gorgeous, suiteed to we washrooms, 350 sq. ft. sitting area off the fp., central air, many upgrades. master and much more - Vendor says Pickering location is second to sell!! Call me now at 831-3300. none. Call now - This is a jewelfl alt► dL DAVID JOSEPH flroller 831-3300 r N 3 bedrooms 2 baths hardwood doors v 2 kitchens J fireplace J big lots v fireplace J florida room YOU CAN RENT TO OWN! CALL DAVID! "GROKER"! DIRECT LINE 427-8719. 1 r GEARY WHITE* MARKETING PLAN WILL ASSURE YOUR HOME WILL SELL! 831-3300 WE KNOW PRICES ARE LOW CHECK OUT THE RATES* AS OF JANE WHITE* LARGE BUNGALOW ON,.Y NOVEMBER 11/93 UPDATED HOME ON 54X125' LOT $149.900!! $139.900 Double garaae,' • 3 large bedrooms' • F^:shed m baseent' YEAR 6% ' Large tenced lot' &Fencec yard ,naround pyo' 1 K schen with buil!-in breakfast nook *oodburnc s+cve reC rim' n,5ned r00m +Franklin stove -pe arge bedrooms ' Central air' Maintenance free exterior 3 YEAR 6.880% . Updated root, furnace, eaves. soffits' 4 YEAR 7.50% Alax de!ached beck home' -- �— 5 YEAR 7.49% �. HIGH RATIO MORTGAGES7,F_ �=Jwii_iI SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE IMMACJ►ATE HOME FOR ONLY • aer 1.400 sqft, 39.000! DON'T .... OVER 2.300 SO. FT. ONLY $189.900! • large bedrooms' WAIT ' Stunning a bedroom home' 2 bamrooms ' Pickering location'Less t'ian 5 years old' ' Large eat -m kitchen' • Maintenance free' •!Nam floor tamdv room' Sunken living room & dining room ' Three bathrooms including en suite' DoubleHuge grarage,kitchen �� ' Fireplace. central air' Walk to schools, st�. CALL JANE* AND GEARY* FIRST. DISCUSS YOUR REAL ESTATE CONCERNS AND LET THEM PUT YOUR MIND AT EASE. PICKERING - BRICK - DETACHED ROIs GORDON $215.000 - 9 rooms + finished bsmt.. 2 fireplaces. Broker greenhouse kitchen. approx. 2.700 so. ft.. central 831-33M aw&vac. PETER SME Aspriesaftion 831-3300 DICKERING VILLAGE BRICK BUNGALOW - ATTACHED GARAGE $165000, 2 fireplaces. 3 bedrooms. hardwood floors super location. RON GORDON, BROKER, 831-3300 WHOOMP HERE IT IS! Y Definitely a homer; with 3 comfy bdrms., a fully ® - _ finished bsmt. with bathroom, a cosy fireplace and an all brick exterior, even Joe would jump for joy! Carries like rent! "THE WESTNEY HEIGHTS SPECIALIST STRIKES AGAIN! YOU COULD BE NEXT!" NEW! NEW! NEW! Dreams do come true! Just bud[ fully dell. 2 storey home on Ige. 60'xl4T lot. Features 3 b&m&, 1 1/2 batty, family size kiL with wllo to yard, d*. gar., walk to all anterlifies. Close to 401. Don't miss ft oppoilhx ! Call Bea MI:Lean* at 831-M. AVAI ABU FOR A QUICK POfSSESSIONP A super deal - vendor wars action! Immac. 3 bdrm. brick bungin a quiet residential area. Lge. lot. updaled kit. lovely solanum addition wdh siding glass w o, gas heating: new 100 AMP service updated windows, oversize gar. CAC, gleernirg hrdwd. Ors, fully fnbsmt enjoys sep. ent.. 2 rec rms.. woodslove. cold cellar 2 -pc bath - above grade windows • Great in-law potential. Calk Bev ' now at 831-3300. BUYING OR SELLING Free Market Analysis Sam Repieselift" 831-3300 COME SEE! COME SIGH! RAVINE NOT. Excellent value in this spacious 3+1 bdrm. semi on premium ravine tot bafi�gastheWV + 4 appliances. FrL w/o bsmt. with rec rm., woodslove a bdrm. Great indaw potential. Hurry & call Bev McLean* at 831-3300. 5_A; 7. _ r ..PRETTY AS A PICTURE" BeauHul 2.000 sq. ft. home with lots of upgrades 4 bdrms . master bdrm. has 4.pc. en suitegreenhouse kit w dh w/o, nn. Or. tarn - - teunrty. fP., CVAC. cent air. 3 batt- Lovely landscaped yard with ingrwW pool etfrcient heat pump Duet fanny nerghborfaod close to schools Call Bev Mdearh' quicldy for this one' t . • Sales tRepreseatativs —Assoc" Broker , II�'►�i j�l'�I I�I!ill�l� i � � STEVE MILL Nil L1 IA.(S ER lllllil�lllllllli ll! II IIII STEVE MILL 831=3300 TOTAL SERVICE GUARANTEE v' FULL-TIME AGENT ` WRITTEN MARKETING PLAN TOP PRODUCER AREA SPECIALIST 01:A,;"1 6J,., -:,'.EF ;.400T FT. Brand new. preferred locat*,. oak kitchen cabinets, spiral oak staircase' Living roor- is sunken. cathedral ceilings. walkout from kitchen to deck CAL STEVE MILL. 831-3300. WALTER BROWN Broker 831-3300 z ED WILLIAMSON Broker 831-3300 2 FAMILY HOME - 190' DEEP LOT! 3 + 2 bedroom. 2 kitchens. 3 112 bath! Separate entrance to In-law suite! Main floor family room with fireplace, enormous yard, fenced/deck I Exceptional value. Call today. CALL STEVE MILL. 8313300. ;r'iFEST RATES 1 AUT . % BEDROOM CONDO $96,900 Facing west featuring living room & dining room combination. master bedroom has twin closets _ and 2 -pc. bath. Walkout to large balcony, 3 appliances, eat -in hostess kitchen, laundry room, rice location. Close to hospital & transportation. Well kept complex. ASK FOR WALTER BROWN, BROKER, 831-3300. r� _j COUNTRY 10 ACRES COUNTRY VICTORIAN HERITAGE HOME Solid brick with 2 fireplaces. Two storey bam has Brand new inside. Cute as a button. ftk to GO stalls, hydro 8 water and workshop. Only 40 Train, 25 minutes north of Pickering. Only minutes north of Pickering. Only $285.000. $189,000. ED WILLIAMSON, BROKER, SPECIALIZING IN COUNTRY PROPERTIES. WRAP IT UP FOR CHRISTMAS!! 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 - $169.900 Excellent value you can not beat Large 3 bdrm. Detached renovated burgabw: - 2 Wilms. down - townhouse, upgraded top to botbm with french 2 bdrms. up + den wtwakout - 2 brand new LOU= M. nister door, oak baA trim, fin. rec. n, wrJ1r_ kllchens - 2 bethrooms: 1 4 -pc. - 1 3 -pc. - 2 MICA bath, cent vac.., 5 appliances, window owe igs separate entrances 'One House' feahrirg: CAC, Sales ++++. Want to be settled soon? - new windows, new amp service, 4 cars parking. 831-3300 CALL NOW, LOUISE M. MICALLEF*, 831-3300. M_ 4 � CHRISTINE GASKINS Associate Broker 831-3300 FIRST TIME BUYERS DREAM Stunning 3 bedroom townhouse near mall, schools & GO Station: Upgraded broadloom throughout: spacious living room overlooks dining room with walkout: finished rec room too: move in for Christmas, $114,900. CALL CHRISTINE GASKINS**, 831-3300. GEARY WHITE* MARKETING PLAN WILL ASSURE YOUR HOME WILL SELL! 831-3300 WE KNOW PRICES ARE LOW CHECK OUT THE RATES* AS OF JANE WHITE* LARGE BUNGALOW ON,.Y NOVEMBER 11/93 UPDATED HOME ON 54X125' LOT $149.900!! $139.900 Double garaae,' • 3 large bedrooms' • F^:shed m baseent' YEAR 6% ' Large tenced lot' &Fencec yard ,naround pyo' 1 K schen with buil!-in breakfast nook *oodburnc s+cve reC rim' n,5ned r00m +Franklin stove -pe arge bedrooms ' Central air' Maintenance free exterior 3 YEAR 6.880% . Updated root, furnace, eaves. soffits' 4 YEAR 7.50% Alax de!ached beck home' -- �— 5 YEAR 7.49% �. HIGH RATIO MORTGAGES7,F_ �=Jwii_iI SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE IMMACJ►ATE HOME FOR ONLY • aer 1.400 sqft, 39.000! DON'T .... OVER 2.300 SO. FT. ONLY $189.900! • large bedrooms' WAIT ' Stunning a bedroom home' 2 bamrooms ' Pickering location'Less t'ian 5 years old' ' Large eat -m kitchen' • Maintenance free' •!Nam floor tamdv room' Sunken living room & dining room ' Three bathrooms including en suite' DoubleHuge grarage,kitchen �� ' Fireplace. central air' Walk to schools, st�. CALL JANE* AND GEARY* FIRST. DISCUSS YOUR REAL ESTATE CONCERNS AND LET THEM PUT YOUR MIND AT EASE. PICKERING - BRICK - DETACHED ROIs GORDON $215.000 - 9 rooms + finished bsmt.. 2 fireplaces. Broker greenhouse kitchen. approx. 2.700 so. ft.. central 831-33M aw&vac. PETER SME Aspriesaftion 831-3300 DICKERING VILLAGE BRICK BUNGALOW - ATTACHED GARAGE $165000, 2 fireplaces. 3 bedrooms. hardwood floors super location. RON GORDON, BROKER, 831-3300 WHOOMP HERE IT IS! Y Definitely a homer; with 3 comfy bdrms., a fully ® - _ finished bsmt. with bathroom, a cosy fireplace and an all brick exterior, even Joe would jump for joy! Carries like rent! "THE WESTNEY HEIGHTS SPECIALIST STRIKES AGAIN! YOU COULD BE NEXT!" NEW! NEW! NEW! Dreams do come true! Just bud[ fully dell. 2 storey home on Ige. 60'xl4T lot. Features 3 b&m&, 1 1/2 batty, family size kiL with wllo to yard, d*. gar., walk to all anterlifies. Close to 401. Don't miss ft oppoilhx ! Call Bea MI:Lean* at 831-M. AVAI ABU FOR A QUICK POfSSESSIONP A super deal - vendor wars action! Immac. 3 bdrm. brick bungin a quiet residential area. Lge. lot. updaled kit. lovely solanum addition wdh siding glass w o, gas heating: new 100 AMP service updated windows, oversize gar. CAC, gleernirg hrdwd. Ors, fully fnbsmt enjoys sep. ent.. 2 rec rms.. woodslove. cold cellar 2 -pc bath - above grade windows • Great in-law potential. Calk Bev ' now at 831-3300. BUYING OR SELLING Free Market Analysis Sam Repieselift" 831-3300 COME SEE! COME SIGH! RAVINE NOT. Excellent value in this spacious 3+1 bdrm. semi on premium ravine tot bafi�gastheWV + 4 appliances. FrL w/o bsmt. with rec rm., woodslove a bdrm. Great indaw potential. Hurry & call Bev McLean* at 831-3300. 5_A; 7. _ r ..PRETTY AS A PICTURE" BeauHul 2.000 sq. ft. home with lots of upgrades 4 bdrms . master bdrm. has 4.pc. en suitegreenhouse kit w dh w/o, nn. Or. tarn - - teunrty. fP., CVAC. cent air. 3 batt- Lovely landscaped yard with ingrwW pool etfrcient heat pump Duet fanny nerghborfaod close to schools Call Bev Mdearh' quicldy for this one' t . • Sales tRepreseatativs —Assoc" Broker , II�'►�i j�l'�I I�I!ill�l� i � � STEVE MILL Nil L1 IA.(S ER lllllil�lllllllli ll! II IIII STEVE MILL 831=3300 TOTAL SERVICE GUARANTEE v' FULL-TIME AGENT ` WRITTEN MARKETING PLAN TOP PRODUCER AREA SPECIALIST 01:A,;"1 6J,., -:,'.EF ;.400T FT. Brand new. preferred locat*,. oak kitchen cabinets, spiral oak staircase' Living roor- is sunken. cathedral ceilings. walkout from kitchen to deck CAL STEVE MILL. 831-3300. WALTER BROWN Broker 831-3300 z ED WILLIAMSON Broker 831-3300 2 FAMILY HOME - 190' DEEP LOT! 3 + 2 bedroom. 2 kitchens. 3 112 bath! Separate entrance to In-law suite! Main floor family room with fireplace, enormous yard, fenced/deck I Exceptional value. Call today. CALL STEVE MILL. 8313300. ;r'iFEST RATES 1 AUT . % BEDROOM CONDO $96,900 Facing west featuring living room & dining room combination. master bedroom has twin closets _ and 2 -pc. bath. Walkout to large balcony, 3 appliances, eat -in hostess kitchen, laundry room, rice location. Close to hospital & transportation. Well kept complex. ASK FOR WALTER BROWN, BROKER, 831-3300. r� _j COUNTRY 10 ACRES COUNTRY VICTORIAN HERITAGE HOME Solid brick with 2 fireplaces. Two storey bam has Brand new inside. Cute as a button. ftk to GO stalls, hydro 8 water and workshop. Only 40 Train, 25 minutes north of Pickering. Only minutes north of Pickering. Only $285.000. $189,000. ED WILLIAMSON, BROKER, SPECIALIZING IN COUNTRY PROPERTIES. WRAP IT UP FOR CHRISTMAS!! 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 - $169.900 Excellent value you can not beat Large 3 bdrm. Detached renovated burgabw: - 2 Wilms. down - townhouse, upgraded top to botbm with french 2 bdrms. up + den wtwakout - 2 brand new LOU= M. nister door, oak baA trim, fin. rec. n, wrJ1r_ kllchens - 2 bethrooms: 1 4 -pc. - 1 3 -pc. - 2 MICA bath, cent vac.., 5 appliances, window owe igs separate entrances 'One House' feahrirg: CAC, Sales ++++. Want to be settled soon? - new windows, new amp service, 4 cars parking. 831-3300 CALL NOW, LOUISE M. MICALLEF*, 831-3300. M_ 4 � CHRISTINE GASKINS Associate Broker 831-3300 FIRST TIME BUYERS DREAM Stunning 3 bedroom townhouse near mall, schools & GO Station: Upgraded broadloom throughout: spacious living room overlooks dining room with walkout: finished rec room too: move in for Christmas, $114,900. CALL CHRISTINE GASKINS**, 831-3300. LT D. R OF AN rt DETACHED Wu IwoY Routh A Re/Max JACQUELINE RON ROUTH ROUTH Associate Brolter 831=3300 831alesA3300e 831-3300 3 bedrooms, gas heat, new roof, huge eat -in kitchen, separate dining room, 4 rooms with woodstove, 50 x 122' lot. Great Pickering location. $6,400 down (O.A.C.) Carries for $895./month (P. & I.) CALL STEVE MILL 831-3300. f.' COUGNLAN-BUiLT -48W SO. FT. - EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW - 65 X 145 LOT :e to Totally upgraded inside, hardwood, ceramic decor! 4 Gorgeous private back yard. Sunken iiv. rm. with hardwood 101A spacious bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths. Rouge Valley location. 9' floors, family room with gas `ireplace & walkout. 2 full baths. 3 Ceilings on main floor. Don't miss - will not last. + 1 bedrooms, family size krichen. Must be seen. Call today' CALL STEVE MILL 831 300. STEVE MILL. 831-3300, 27 YEARS COMBINED REAL- ESTATE SERVICE VALERIE PILGRIM Sala RepnsMrtailtive 100% CLUB MEMBER 831-3300 7 _ BRYAN 4 PICK EP ING, S-4.500 DOWN RODRIGUES 3 bedroom end uns + private yard Rec room + 4th bedroom S&" P*Prem"miw Big eat -n kitchen 18' ming room + dining area 100% CLUB New brdlm. & freshly panted throughout - Appliances nctuded. MEMBER - Updated baths 931-3300 1 - - rra • _ EXTRA INCOME $$ BICKERING $142,900 Fireplace Solid spacious bungalow - 3 big bedrooms Central air conditioning Renovated & modernized 18' kitchen Askin $1 69,800 Large recreation room + fireplace Many extras ncluded Finished basement apartment Three spacious bedrooms Single detached garage NAM 4NNSON-PMLM 831-3300 CLOM ST. LOUIS I R�pramutlre 831.3300 * A SHOW HOME * Decorated to perfection, nothing M;�.-----._ to do but move in! * Elegant 2 Il n Storey 3 bedroom home - large .__ bright kitchen with breakfast bar r' fi and walkout to deck. Main floor family room with fireplace. Huge master bedroom with walk-in closet and dressing area + full en suite. Don't miss this one - you won't be disappointed. MARGOT JOHNSON -PHILLIPS*, 283-78389 831-3300. MOVE IN FOR CHRISTMAS OR FOR SUMMER ,94 Only $179,990 for this detached solid brick home. 4 large bedrooms - master with full 4 -pc. bath, main floor family + fireplace, circular staircase, 2 level custom deck, fenced lot, appliances. CALL TODAY - CLOVIS ST. LOUIS*. 1. • . r � . s • • • - - - ' . I . . . Congratulations to our vendors! SOLD in the last 60 days _ � O _soy° ?� ''i 2361 STRATHMORE CRES. 1864 BROOKSHIRE SO. 24 HIALEAH CRES. .17 12 DEACON LANE 337 TOYNEVALE RD. 1438 PARKHAM CRES. 1778 SPRUCEHILL RD. 680 SULTANA SQ. 1427 COLMAR AVE. PP L M 0RiEN Add your home in our sold list today!! Call f -r- a free hom*t 9 find out how' s:L A'1-1. ; Iz _ ery ' SUPER HOME IN OTTER CREEK, nARDWOOD FLOORS, FIREPLACE -;145,900* 35 1 1 5 ' POWER OF SALE - $111,000 * $6,000 DOWN PAYMENT, LOW INTEREST RATE GETS YOU IN * POWER OF SALE * COMMERCIAL ZONING* $169,900 AJAX PICKERING SOLDS (MLS Listings Sold for all properties OCTOBER 1993 RE/MAX IS N0.1 WHY NOT CALL US FIRST? FOR A FREE HOME CONSULTATION BUYING OR SELLING 831-3300/686-3330 9.5% RE/MAX ftyw LePagr 7.9% 6.8%5.8% 71 lit frw 4.7% Century NRS Family Sutton Cara 21 That Group That 2 0 man 1 11R 707-1-, T= Hll1.l��l4W txcel �. FORMAT SHOWCASE OF HOMES PROCESS COLOUR PICTURE mow, This Week Ajax -Pickering DON'T SECOND GUESS! CALL REIMAX FIRST! 831.33001 686.3330 COkuvr ►VANE AGENT A.►g. DURHAM SHOWCASE OF HOMES Feature date: Dec. I in 0SK4WA WHITBY AJAX-PICKERING 7711S WEEK & NE RS ADS ERTISER REAL ESTATE PLYLOUT REAL ESTATE PULLOUT FOR11AT & COST Featuring a 4 page section u'itb a pop-up as a special insert to our Osbawa/Wbitby This Week and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Real Estate sections and Best Homes, Dec. 4, 1993. OTW • Size of ad - 4 3/8' x 4 3/8• • Full process colour • Logo in B&W (see sample) • no agent picture • Out of town pbotos to be supplied • Cost. • 3250 APNA • Size of ad - 4 3/8" x 4 3/8" • FuQ process colour • Logo in B&W (see sample) • no agent picture • Out of town pbotos to be supplied • Cost: $250 AD DEADLINE ADDRESS FrL, Nor. 19 COPY: Mon., Nov. 22 SPACE IS LIMITED TO ONLY 24 AGENTS PER PAPER PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SPACE EARLY. CALL (416) 5794400 OR TOR. (416) 798-7672 FAX (416) 432-1635 L' I L41ltb: 1v1Ure man ,Just an Ad in the Paper This article is provided by local Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) for the benefit of consumers in the real estate market Are you thinking of selling your home? If so, you'll need professional help to ensure that your home gets maximum exposure and is well - marketed. You'll want to enlist the services of a real estate practitioner to make sure you achieve your goal. The listing is the beginning of a selling process that includes a well -thought-out and detailed marketing plan, accessibility to a wide range of potential buyers and commitment to professional service. It also means you'll receive friendly, helpful advice throughout the sale of your home. Technically speaking, a listing is an authority granted by you to a real estate broker to act as your agent in offering your property for sale or Jesse -- according to the terms and conditions set out in the listing contract. When you list your home with a real estate brokerage, you're entering into a binding agreement with that firm, so it's important to choose a company and a real estate salesperson that you're satisfied with. To find the right firm and individual, try interviewing three Realtors and ask them about the services they'll offer when they list your home. What You Can Expect Your Realtor will conduct a thorough inspection of your property to help determine what your home's market value is. He or she will take accurate measurements along with a detailed description of the property. You'll also be asked for documentation on taxes, surveys, title deed and mortgage information. As well, it's important for them to know if there are any limitations on the property which might affect its value -- such as a right-of- way. The Realtor will also ask you questions to get a better idea of your sales circumstances (whether you are pressed for time or not) and what your expectations are. For instance, you may have no pressing need to sell your home and are willing to wait a year until the right offer comes in. On the other hand, if you're being transferred to another job posting, you'll have more time constraints. These are things your Realtor should know, so that he/she can recommend a marketing approach that best Writs your needs. The real estate professional also needs to do a market value comparison to see what comparable homes in the area are selling for. You'll also decide how long the listing will be for and whether it will be put on the Multiple Listing Services. (MLS). Use of MLS gives your home maximum exposure in today's marketplace because it offers the Realtor the opportunity to use the facilities and services of other Realtors through a system operated by the local real estate board. Only Realtors (members of the Ontario Real Estate Association and local real estate boards) have access to MLS. Understanding Value & Price Before listing your home, you should understand that there is a difference between the market value of your property -- and the price you ask for. Often, the two are not the same. For instance, a Realtor may estimate the market value of your home to be $180,000 -- but if you're under pressure to sell in a hurry, he/she may advise you to list below $180,000. On the other hand, if you're not pressed for time, your Realtor may advise you to list it slightly above market value. Teamwork One of the most important steps in listing a property is for the Realtor to develop a good working relationship with you. At this stage, you, the broker and salesperson are forming a team for the purpose of selling your home. As an owner you'll be responsible for trying to assist in the marketing of your property where Possible -- without actually becoming physically involved in showings. The Realtor will tell you about preparing the house, arranging showings or open houses and tell you about what's involved in offer presentations_ Scouting for Buyers Once the listing is complete, the Realtor will check his/her contact lists and begin to try and pinpoint and pre -qualify potential purchasers for your home. This way, you avoid an endless parade of totally disinterested viewers through your house. If an offer to purchase is procured while the listing is in force, and you accept it, you then owe the real estate brokerage firm a commission for having used its services. You should realize that there is usually a holdover clause in listing agreements. This means that even after the listing expires -- if one of the purchasers introduced to the property through the marketing activities of the broker buys it within a specified time limit -- a commission is owed to the brokerage. For more information about the listing process, contact a Realtor who specializes in your area. - Valuable Contents of Your Home This article is provided by local Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) for the benefit of consumers in the real estate market Admittedly, break-ins are something most homeowners don't like to think about. But have you ever wondered what you would do if your home was the target of theft and someone made off with your valuables and sentimental keepsakes? Take a moment to think about it. How would you identify your lost objects to the police and your insurance company? Would you be able to give a full and accurate account of everything that was missing? If you're like most people, it would probably take days before you realized that, in addition to your VCR and TV, certain items (often the most treasured) were seized as well. And when was the last time you checked your household insurance policy? If you haven't updated it to keep up with your accumulation of belongings, you might be in for a shock. It's important to make sure you have insurance to cover the replacement cost of any lost, stolen or damaged goods. Accurate Inventory These days, in addition to crime -proofing your home (with alarms, timers and so on), it also makes sense to have an accurate, up- to-date inventory of your household items so you can report your losses quickly and easily -- just in case you ever happen to become the victim of a break-in. You can achieve this in a number of ways. The most inexpensive way is to sit down and take an inventory of the contents of every room in your home, recording objects, and, if possible, noting their relative value. While this may seem like a tedious, onerous task, the information will certainly be a helpful reference point if you ever experience a break-in. Keep in mind that while some objects (like that unusual piece of pottery your Aunt Betty gave you) may not seem like they're worth much, the cost of replacing these types of items can add up relatively quickly. You may want to take your inventory on a room -by -room basis, or you may wish to group certain types of items together, depending on your preference. But be sure you take an accurate inventory. Videotapes & Photos Many people are choosing to videotape all the rooms in their homes, so they have a "living picture" of the contents. (If you do this, be sure to keep the video in a secure place or make a copy for safekeeping.) If you're not comfortable using a video camera, you may choose to take photographs of the rooms in your home -- or merely group your most treasured and expensive items together to be photographed. This is also a good idea, but again, keep the photos in a safe place and remember where you stored them. Engraving You may want to consider engraving your valuables, where possible, and to put stickers on the doors or windows of your home, warning potential thieves that your valuables have been engraved with identification marks. This alone helps to serve as a deterrent, because marked items usually fetch a much lower resale price on the street. Engraving kits can often be borrowed from you local police. For more information, contact your local police station. You may even want to consider purchasing a kit of your own. Safety Deposit Box In addition, you may want to put some of your small, most valuable items - like heirloom jewelry -- in a safety deposit box at your financial institution. While this is somewhat of an inconvenience, it will assure you that these irreplaceable pieces are in a safe place. There are several other precautions you can take to protect your valuables. Obviously, the less accessible you make your home to criminals, the less Iikely you are of becoming a target. Using timers for lights and televisions or installing a security alarm are possible options. Pet owners will tell you that dogs are also a good form of defence. Generally, the frantic sounds of a barking dog will draw attention from neighbors and passersby and they are more likely to notice that something is wrong. • •�' � " CANADA TRUST g REALTY INC./REALTOR MeoRAH FaxEs CANADA TRUST REALTY INC., goo r rvw,Alax OPERATING AS: 474M COLDWELL BANKER - CANADA TRUST REALTY moomm FOR MY $114,111M This 3 + 1 bdmL Wmtfwuse comes wdh many soar - fridge, ensure, dislttrraslter, vtlrticals & bonds. Whet great wdh low interest rater Lim loft 4M -42M Call 1370 GARYOU N AYE. OFF KROSNO Defighti ii bungalow wilh stnV, lsrpe aet-in IdL, sell - contained in-law apt two iiedrtfjoorrSWO nMltlp. 0 cor dbl. ow >1"Rsoneatt... = lies.4 94M . Ps * MOY irONA YOUR11' Sable Rep.eetw 1 THINKING OF SELLING YOUR HOME FOR A FREE MARKET EVALUATION PLEASE CALL: MONA YOUNG SALES REPRESENTATIVE 420.4200 (24 HR. PAGER). .« $11n,900 w 0.06E TO SMM, PARKS, STORES Great bcatiort. This 3 bdrm. home featrrm QM JOHN YASILAFF osilinp & impime in the titr. rm., formal dn. nn., Salve Rept in la, forced or gassip. To view cal Vastlod, 24 hour pow. 4204200. LAURA MacLEI I Associate Broker - Pickering 1450 Kingston Rd. Pickering 420.4200 ***** HERE'SAHOTONElII ***** * * * JUST LISTED $182,099111 * * * Dont miss this starting 4 bdrm. with sbiWV decor & cusbm colonial accents! Yt. fr. laundry & lam. rm., U 4 -pc. muster an suite, corner fp; & boded with extras! Treat your family to the hest! Can Jalm Garnett at 4204200. MONAYOUNG Salve Rapm M laid, - Specious 3 bdrm. townhouse, end unit, Ioobr� ravine. Features bright lit with bldst bar, hrdd Roars, p wale patio. Close b shops, GO transit a perk To view please cat! Mona lfotrtg, 24 hr. Apar, Wednesday n Ad I ' Ni Nenry. / hear the best house prices are east of Metro. Maybe it's time we start looking for a new \ home. AJAX Yeah Diane. Dore told me oboat Best Nomes today. Lets to oat to Scarborough on Saturday, pick up a copy of Best Names aad we con have w, look. SO HENRY AND DIANE PICK UP A COPY OF BEST HOMES IN SCARBOROUGH. THEN THEY GET IN THEIR CAR AND DRIVE TOWARDS PICKERING, AJAX, WHITBY, OSHAWA, BOWMANVILLE, COBOURG, AND PORT HOPE... SCARBOROUGH . PICKERING WHITBY/OSHAWA Oji! We're se koppy! We Awed the hesre of oar dreosrs eet is PickerM.p. we'// tell all ear friends is Teresto that are /"*ia# for their first home. Asd sew B O W M A N V I L L E, that we will be kris, Al Pickeris,, we cos let the Ajwx wed Pickerief News Advertiser C O B O U R G delivered to ear deer every week. PORT HOPE l�'t tbwt or" a .......... ` n YOU i00 CAN SHOP BEST HOMES EVERY SATURDAY! Best Hames carries listings from Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday Real Estate from Oshawa This Week and Aja. .....x/Pickering News Advertiser for more home selections. . .........1 �.i- 3 1 1 S 5 S. i i 7 •. i i :• s` C f • •�. ( i•�i'r'1',•117►i!'I:l:li:i o'.'.'.'. -s'. .'• .•.... .. ..# 0 I 0 0/ 0/ 0 0 I I I I/ I I 0 0 0 I•• r BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. ANNOUNCEMENT f f Robert Case Realty Limited is very pleased At CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. we know that moving can Q to welcome Konstantin Anerussis to our TM tjte y _ Pickering branch- Konstantin has joined our dynamic team of professionals and brings With him a wealth of sales and marketing ^' experience, and a reputation of integrity. PICKERING Konstantin is married with 2 daughters and .' $8,000 down. Lg. exec. features en suite, fam. rm., fin. bsmt., 3 baths, fireplace. lives in Pickering, For all your real estate needs, please call Konstantin at 831-2273. BEAUTIFUL EXECUTIVE ' • Main floor den, large premium lot, many extras included' FIRST TIME BUYERS -WHY RENT? „_: `;�,�►� a $5,000 DOWN -$689 PIM` Detached 6 rm. bung. on 125' lot. 20' liv. mril country kit.. walk to ... l - lake. $8,000 DOWN -COULD CARRY $660 PIM ; a Detached brick 3+1 bdrm., 2 full baths. sep. ent. to in-law suite. 4 -� alr appis., renovated. DETACHED -GARAGE WENDY SUPER BUY $139,900! ' • $159.%0 brick 3 bdrms.. 2 fps.. cathedral ceiling, aft. garage, 6 JEANNIE SOARING CEILINGS! Greenhouse. kit.' Cert. air' Cent vac.' Fireplace' 2 831-2273 appls. neg., pot. income. =' • • Open concept. wall/wail `.p.. sep c'!r ^r., mstr. ens.. baths' Premium lot' CALL MEL KNIGHT", 831-2273. gent. air, great locale. T I' WHITES RD. & FINCH l - bdrms. 3 baths fam. rm. O n air & v cent. a ac O . -." walk -out to deck, close to o _ $8,000 DOWN, $700 MONTH schools. Won't last, call ~ Own your home in Scat. A nice 4 od^n, det. on Ige. ct. Warden/Ellesmere area. Nice kit., 2 baths, won't �. =' no1+NI KRISTA DOES IT AGAIN1 b m 5 days.' of s'. _e' T s^cw r^ �cw'o get ' a st. -acs k rr!c of rcSUI1S C30 K"513 VENDOR WILLING TO t�i DEAL, SAYS SELL NOW•.• j Port Union/401. 3,100 sq. ft., ; -'= WANTED!!! WANTEM! quiet court' pie -shaped lot 2 F� - , Small det. bungalow in storey., 4 bdrm., 3 wash., fam. � -� ki . mstr. JOHN rm.4p., huge t , g rest -�- - the Ajax/Pickerin area. g bdrm., oak stairs, large deck. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW $129,900LYALL 3+1 bdrms.. 2 barns. wio decx. year, pane & :ake. pro. Please CaII A.S.A. P. ,,r. bsmt. BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. AJAX 428=2121 PICKERING 839-2121 ATTENTION!! First time ever on market. Simply stunning. Custom made drapes, cosy family room with all brick fireplace, gorgeous landscaping. AII•for $167,700. Call Mila Rozenbera' at 428-2121. � �Ati7 a: "A BEAUTY" $219,900 4 bedroom executive, approx. 2,600 sq. ft., with a 25 foot family room, extra large kitchen, double garage, 3 washrooms, ceramics, walkout basement and lots more. Call Richard MacLean' at 428-2121. .a, •�r' Iiw- ELEGANT COUNTRY SETTING - $375,000 Just mins. from the city, features, 1 112 acre treed lot, custom-built 4 bdrm bungalow, circ. drive, walkouts from liv. rm. & master bdrm. & family rm., multiple fireplaces, 2 Jacuzzi baths & much more. Call Anne Briscoe, Broker, at 426-2121. ;$-I T r- -. r ..R .`l1.rSF�'tc3'ES:».e�tr!.«.-:S,x:..- �.'NC•'w"51TY►o• �.+.«�.r.�.r� ELEGANT LIVING 2 acre treed lot, tennis courts, flowing stream. 3 car garage, multiple fireplaces, indoor pool & sauna, gourmet kitchen. 5 baths. Offered at $625,000. Call Anne Briscoe, Broker. for your personal viewing at 428- 2121. SUPREME LIVING Set a new standard of living in this wonderful home nestled on a super street in Pickering. 4 or 5 bdrms., breathtaking exterior & interior, 40x12 ft. deck, mn. fir. fam. & Idry. rm.. $$$$ thousands spent on upgrades, $24900. Flora Waters', 426.2121. LOCATION! LOCATION! 4 bedroom. 2 storey home, modem family appliances kitchen. upper floor den, overlooks secluded pool area. located across from bay. yacht club. parks & lake. Asking $184,900. Call Bill Chapman- for m -,re information. 428-2121. FOR THE SMART BUYER Well kept detached, 3 bedrooms, rec rm., eat -in kitchen, fireplace, central vacuum, garage & 2 washrooms. Lots more. Close to lake, schools. shopping & GO Transit. Asking $159,900. Call Judy Shaw' at 428.2121. f THINKING OF MOVING? - WE CAN HELP YOU GET OFF TO A FLYING START! At CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. we know that moving can Q be a stressful experience. Our patience and understanding can help you get the house you want and the vacation you deserve. Call today TM tjte and find out how. CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. and the AIR MILES program can make your dreams a reality. AJAX 428=2121 PICKERING 839-2121 ATTENTION!! First time ever on market. Simply stunning. Custom made drapes, cosy family room with all brick fireplace, gorgeous landscaping. AII•for $167,700. Call Mila Rozenbera' at 428-2121. � �Ati7 a: "A BEAUTY" $219,900 4 bedroom executive, approx. 2,600 sq. ft., with a 25 foot family room, extra large kitchen, double garage, 3 washrooms, ceramics, walkout basement and lots more. Call Richard MacLean' at 428-2121. .a, •�r' Iiw- ELEGANT COUNTRY SETTING - $375,000 Just mins. from the city, features, 1 112 acre treed lot, custom-built 4 bdrm bungalow, circ. drive, walkouts from liv. rm. & master bdrm. & family rm., multiple fireplaces, 2 Jacuzzi baths & much more. Call Anne Briscoe, Broker, at 426-2121. ;$-I T r- -. r ..R .`l1.rSF�'tc3'ES:».e�tr!.«.-:S,x:..- �.'NC•'w"51TY►o• �.+.«�.r.�.r� ELEGANT LIVING 2 acre treed lot, tennis courts, flowing stream. 3 car garage, multiple fireplaces, indoor pool & sauna, gourmet kitchen. 5 baths. Offered at $625,000. Call Anne Briscoe, Broker. for your personal viewing at 428- 2121. SUPREME LIVING Set a new standard of living in this wonderful home nestled on a super street in Pickering. 4 or 5 bdrms., breathtaking exterior & interior, 40x12 ft. deck, mn. fir. fam. & Idry. rm.. $$$$ thousands spent on upgrades, $24900. Flora Waters', 426.2121. LOCATION! LOCATION! 4 bedroom. 2 storey home, modem family appliances kitchen. upper floor den, overlooks secluded pool area. located across from bay. yacht club. parks & lake. Asking $184,900. Call Bill Chapman- for m -,re information. 428-2121. FOR THE SMART BUYER Well kept detached, 3 bedrooms, rec rm., eat -in kitchen, fireplace, central vacuum, garage & 2 washrooms. Lots more. Close to lake, schools. shopping & GO Transit. Asking $159,900. Call Judy Shaw' at 428.2121. iiLlp. r, ti,. vn r.... , E . H Prime 4 bedroom, 2 storey, west shore home A MGROUP I with inground pool. SOLD!! SOLD!! SOLD!! _j Asking MAKE A SMART MOVE!! r�> CAROL E KUDLA OPEN HOUSE $1929900 Associate Broker SUN., NOV. 21. 2 - 4 P.M. I CALL CAROL E. KUDLA Lim- - _ -- __, �- •+''" � 1 ` P�' : - t I �,;� .•_ ,mac;._ I _ A YEAR END BARGAIN! AVOID THE RENT RACE! DETACHED 5550 PER MONTH! $144.800 for this spacious 3 bedroom semi. 5.66 x 3.45 metre $134,900 for this 3 bedroom, 2 storey home. Combined living This great home could be yours for as little as master bedroom with walk-in closet. Large living room walks out roomA ning room. 5.87 x 2.73 metre eat -in kitchen with walkout DARRYL GLOVER 55.000 down & S550/mo. P. & I, (on approved y` to deck & 35 x 160' lot. Upgraded bathroom with slate tiles & for breakfast on the deck. Plus pie -shaped lot, double drive. gas Associate Broker credal' Own for less than rent! Call Darryl CHANTAL DOWNEY glass doors. Extras Inc, central air. 4 appis. & more. Call Chantal', heat, brick exterior, and 4 appliances. Call Chantal' to be home Assistant Manager Glover 619-9500. Sales Representative today for more details, 619-9500. for Christmas. 619-9500 . BUDGET BALANCER WHY RENT & RAVE, BE YOUR OWN — - — AITKENHEAD LANDLORD!! Exceptional 3+2 bdrm. brick bung. on a 50' lot. OPENS l Lovely mature area. You could live up, rent '` l IN AJAX down for $250/mth. P&I on approved credit. �- I �_ Can you afford not to? This home is in great, NOW GET ALL YOUR I' condition & includes numerous upgrades. Call �� RESIDENTIAL REAL PETER MUELLER Peter Mueller" for more Information at 619' Associate Broker 9500. TOM AITKENHEAD ESTATE NEEDS UNDER --'� Associate Manager _ Sales Representative ONE ROOF. 1/2 S MILLION REDUCTION 100 ACRES ON LAKEFRONT! OFFERS MORE THAN — A rare opportunity to invest in lake JUST LOCATION front property, two road frontages, Exceptional waterfront view of Lake Ontario. „ 4 I 1700 ft. on Lake Ontario. Gorgeous 50 x 200' lot with severance ONLY $108.000! AjaxWhitby border. Terms -'s enc jn- !eatu-es a- eat -In Ka.. Huge master available. For further info on this & potential. Attractive 2 bedroom bungalow with m.. S,ding pass d00r5 'rte dm !� pato full basement. $169,900. To view call Tom 9L =yov fenced yard. ful;-Size fir. bsrrtt. wrt� 401 bdrm. other properties please call Ross MIKE LYNCH New roof & new siding G -ea! compiex. Call Mike ROSS CAKE Oake” 619-9500. Aitkenhead', 619-9500. Sales Representative-vnch'. 619-9500. anyi—e Associate Broker �-N `r rmay--• � , rr E MASTER 0c 'a,5 a0U5E HUGE _JT ON QUIET COURT' r o In north �,cxermg 9ea..t:fu- ac -r -lasrer oe.T comil s rove , -a ; �c = - -a'_ --a n lour A LEASANT SURPRISE' with 5 -pc er suite, ofrce s+rong area and ceramic ale gas •e'er .urdry coin and 'am y oom w!^ cathedra' caear nor*a �-innet kt Ireplace add to Mat 2 W I closets and a wan to wan :a ling 'he ia-ge raster oedroorn rias a lull en ELEANOR ale garden. L-shaped living ocm dning room. s mryed closet NOW --n ATS L'.,X. RYI BacKng cn to s.,l!e wit`' seoarate snowe, and a walk -In closet. STANDFIELD - ' bedroo^s. ;learning hardwood floors. Newer -- schoo+ yard this 4 - 1 bednt room 2 storey hoe features a EILA SHEARL C ose !c schools and shi idea faro iv home Saks Representative windows, a I window coverings. A m.st to see' Ca BARBARA OKE separate tom dining area with trench doors maim floor Saks Representative c e- cv or ch Id -sale _-our. Sne,a Ea-' 6' 9-35:' 619-9500 locay Eleanor Standhold'. Saks Representative larrily, room with fireplace and w.o !o fenced yard Fully in 24 hr. pager Dasement with 1pc bath and bedroom make t a compleb family horns ALL THIS OFFERED AT 5235 90C VIEW NATURE RIGHT OUTSIDE YOUR OWN FENCED afar' ►`"'4: ��� YARD Al t " WITH TUE Hy r-' 3;EE%BELT t ; PREMIUM LOT Coughiar-built this r. 1G yam. stunning 4 bdrm 3 bath home featuring many construction _ upgrades The of :cncept Rif has it LOCATION IS EVERYTHING. - ` G"-yeous � c.o-_cT -��e � ''est�g�ous illuminated cep .g plenty of commur, y - P cke^rg V. age very 'THIS IS THE ONE!" cupboards and a spac breakfast area with w. o to yard A main Nr tam quiet 'child -sale" c -es.. huge c;e-s: aped lot ;7U `t. bedroom sidesi ; .n sc,a- A,ax n cely upgraded. rm floor to ceiling fp parquet firs rea, - `u Iy fence0 Deus a supe- deck loo ^ am fico `ar^dy room Deaut f lot, steps !o IakF and w o make :,,is a tamely tame SUSAN VINCENT Beautfully decorwec w'1 r:ar A'^ust see. S.:sar LAURA MARKS schools. Darks & trans^- wort! last at $178,5C. 'Y' Add that mn floor laur rm. spac Saks Representative 6' Saks Representative Za i Laira Marxs'. 619-95DrZ. toyer and open staircase to part fin bsmt and the picture is complete FOR ONLY $239 000, nice ANNOUNCEMENT— nNh�'odd north Pxaerng �I a ? n - WANT A YARD AND A POOL. I "v THIS PRGPERTY ON A QUIET CUL DIANA - 'DE SAC In NORTH PICKERI b has dill, , .` r r t� -� .�a� it ALL' 4 bdrms . 3 batrs. fin bsmt _ r �1 t w th fp mr, fir fain rm. with floc to ceding tp and wio to patio and L - WHY RENT? SONNEGO shaped_p00t Sunken breakfast area Cartes for approx. $1.000:mc. a. & O.A.C. . with plenty of windows and a wio overlooks this beautifully landscaped r 'Updated brick: bungalow' 3 tearooms extra large premium lot Added ' Finished rec room w. features Include intercom, security, ' Woodstove' Ceni-ai a - Sales central vac. and auto garage doa MARGRIT HULEA17 ' Large lot ' Located in tcwnopeneir...Worth a YARD LOOK AT Saki Representative ' Call Marg Huleatt'. 619-95D0. �I A Re resentative ��k` �� P U OOWN� • SKI BLUE MOUNTAIN 09GEI 11— Wayne Einhorn &Rosalind Menary are pleased to AND THEN RELAX AT YOUR OWN Dov announce that Diana Sorineo has joined their firm. 2 BEDROOM CHALET STYLE CONDO. LIGHTHOUSE POINT, A - Y Diana's professional approach & experience in the _ COLLINGWOOD. 14 -pc , 1 2 -pc. a bath, te°Pconcept cathedral PossieLE INCOME PROPERTY Real Estate business coupled with her honesty, ng, ceramic tiledfp. Nearly r w This targe 4 bedroom backspin is loc. In a quiet part integrity and knowledge of the local marketplace - aenhance ,'he'iving °area e windows, Scarborough a fronts on h apart` New breakfast bar.make Diana a welcome addition to Sutton Group n. sliders overlook �, windows, eatres a soffits, hardwood under P —1- 1 Basketball and Volleyball play area broadloom. Large double private drive, huge lot Heritage Realty Inc. Diana Invites clients and friends and pool area. GREAT GEORGIAN with 2 sheds. Also Inc. washer/dryer, 2 fridges, 2 to call at 619-9500 or ilio b our Westne Road BAY AND BLUE MOUNTAIN JOHN C. GIBSON stoves and central air. Hurry this will not last! Call P Y y =- - VIEW ..$127,000. Saks Representative John C. Gibson' for into. 619-9500. location. ........._. PROFESSIONAL APPROACH - PROFESSIONAL RESULTS == WANTED! "DISCOVERY BAY" Y . 3 BEDROOM DETACHED „ JACQUELYNN TANNER CALL JACQUELYNN TANNER, 619-9500 (24 HR. PAGER) ON PRIVATE LOT. Sales Representative