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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_01_19Area quake risk'greater than thought' By BRENDA BIRINYI Special to the News Advertiser AJAX-PICKERING - An earthquake worse than the one that shook California Mondav could rock this area which is already experiencing underground movements. an expert says. And, scientists are warning the Pickering nuclear sta- tion couldn't withstand such a tremor, a charge the power plant hopes to refute with a study it's conducting. The area within a 60 -mile radius of the nuclear station Tremor worse than California's feared could bl hit by an earthquake with a magnitude of seven on the Richter scale compared to Monday's deadly shaker that measured 6.6, claims l iniyersity of Toronto environ- mental scientist. Professor Alex Mohajer. "We learned in the last 10 years, with the discovery of the Niagara -Pickering -St. Lawrence fault system, that we could be in greater (earthquake) risk than what we thought." Prof. Mohajer says. The quake risk zone he's speaking about is the length of the tit. Lawrence River and takes in lakes Ontario and See PREPARE.Alage A5 (Portable Cellular Pickering Edition -FRSE ' Phones From ' ' Maternity PantiesV $19910 with $25 purchase i Tam GMe 837-1212 Limit one 1 �L i•..r M'Iw. Y.� w 'fir` 1; - F 1 ,; — ;--- HwTISy, 2� 831- t Bell Mobnl►ty� Whites Rd. �� 2088 t Approvea CeiVar 4gent Wednesday, Jan. 19, 1994 36 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 700 + 5C GST = 75 cents Vol. 113 No. 3 Immigration debate rages B% KEiTH GILLIGAN. Al- RIVETT S LINDA H'HiTF: titan Reporter% DURHAM - Local Icadcrs with an interest in immigration have squared off as the debate over the matter heats up across the country. Canada "can't afford" to maintain the number of immigrants now entering its borders and must "cut hack" until its economy unproves. saes Don Sullivan. OnLvio Riding Reform Part%- can- didate in the last federal election. "Immigration has been good for the country." counters riding liberal MP Dan McTeague. whose: thoughts are echoed by the president of the Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham. Mr. Sullivan's belief that immigration is too high is shared bv tx=IN half of all Canadians. according to a recent Gallup Poll. W'e're hringing in 2>0.000 (immigrants a year), but unem- ployment has risen to 100.000. W'e're not even allowing (new - corners) to work." he charges. "We have to have immigration if our country's to grow, but See UNI MR; RATION'...Pal a A7 IMMIGRATION TO PICKERING tram continent or major area January 1992 to September 1993 - EUR• 74 ASIA '6 237 CARIB,•, -, 'AU Z C. AMERICA S. AMERICA AFRICA 3 - .50 :,29 Hill chills and thrills Jessica and Don Maxwell brave the cold to tackle a hill at Paulynn Park in Ajax Sunday. photo by Ron Pietroniro Full-day kindergaden hailed By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - There are "all kinds of benefits" to an all -day, every -other -day kindergarten program being considered by the public board here, concerned parents are assured. "It provides an opportunity for more instruction, more time for doing things See FULL-DAY—Page 5 7 BaRnRaR i DEEP i FREEZE How we fared Pg. A3 ` Killing the chill Pg. A4 [Special sections Real Estate»..........Pulll-out Regular features Letters- _____ __A6 Obituaries. --------A 10 Billboard .....»— .............A 11 Sports._...............»».....A 15 Classified ---------.A22 Sincerely Yours... __A26 E3=3= OQI� 110 NM on rec1d Por DON? LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! 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On Friday, federal transport minister Doug Young announced the sale of some 5,100 acres had been shelved until a review can be conducted. The CPAC represents about 450 families, a drop of about 100 since the group was founded in 1987, Mr. Hurrle says. He praises some aspect- of the Conservative plan, such as, giving people living on expropriated land the first right of refusal to bud that GARBAGE BAGS - 14099 250 bags per case 1.5 m1. 26X36 or our heavy duty 2 ml. 26x36 bag for 9099 free delivery to your home or work ORDER DESK 416-754-5303 or ORDER BY FAX 416-420-7587 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUPERKIDSTM property. One weak point in the Tories' plan was the lack of a social impact study, Mr. Hurrle says. For example, the Conservatives should have asked "Do people want to buy their home? If the,, (are allowed to), can they afford to?" About 65 per cent of the expro- priated area is prime agricultural land and should stay that way, Mr. Hurrle contends. Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs is concerned the new gov- ernment will take too long con- ducting its review. "It should be a pause along the way. They shouldn't be starting the whole thing over again." It shouldn't take the fed- more than 90 days to decide what they'll do with the land, he believes. Durham West MPP Jim Wise- man welcomes the delay, saying, "I'd like to see the federal govern- ment go into public consultation with the community. "The most environmentally and economically and agriculturally sound way of proceeding with the land" should be explored, Mr. Wiseman says. He'd like to see the land desig- nated as pan of an agricultural pre- serve. SPECIALS EXPIRE TUESDAY, JANUARY 25/94 Top Quality Meat at Everyday Low Beef Tenderloin SAVE99 2.001b. � Hip Roasts � Sa,E21b. 99 Chicken Thighs S Drumsticks 'Heat B %rvr Cajun Chicken Wings savE 11.00 1b. ,,39!9 1b. -.01 Breakfast Bacon 49 SAVE Ib. .rJO Ib. 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Most of those mishaps occurred from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, and" 60 to 70 per cent took place between the eastern border of Whitby and the wet end of Pickering. Durham Regional Police report 66 accidents Monday from 6 a.m. to midnight. Five involved minor personal injuries. No cases of frostbite, hypothermia or other prob- lems associated with the frigid weather were han- dled at the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. It sus- tained a broken pipe in its new main lobby, though it didn't affect services or patients. The Durham Board of Education reports few problems here, though Bayview Heights Public School on Garvolin Ave. in Pickering experienced minor difficulties due to burst pipes. Because it was confined to one area of the school, some classes were shuffled around, but Bayview Heights operated on a regular schedule. At the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, only St. Leo Catholic School in Brooklin experienced problems. That school also shut Monday because of burst pipes. Pickering Hydro experienced one power interruption during the bitter cold on the weekend. A broken hydro wire at Liverpool Rd. and Finch Ave. caused by extreme ten- sion on the wires associated with the cold msulted in a four-hour power outage for 300 Hydro customers Saturday morning in a large area north and south of Finch Ave. in the Liverpool Rd. area. The utility received a number of phone calls regarding the power interruption as several homes in that area rely on electric heat, according to general manager John Wiersma. Electrical demands were "quite high" during the weekend, he adds. Ajax Hydro didn't have any p during the cold gyp, says general manager Aud Starck. Pickering works department director Stephen Vdus reports staff •7rad no problem at all" coping with the first substantial snow storm of the winter which hit the area Sunday night and Monday moming. Salt trucks were on the streets between 7 p.m. Sunday and I a.m Monday. Plowing started at 7:30 a.m. Mon- day and continued until all streets were cleared by around 6 p.m. Although overtime was paid, it won't put a strain on the town's snow -plowing budget, says Mr. Vokcs. While his department heard from Gary Wright clears the driveway at his home on Bowler St. in Pickering Sun- day. 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The biggest problem was cars parked on streets, which forced plows to go down some roads twice. Crews were out Sunday night spreading sand and salt. Plowing began at 2 am. Mon- day and continued into late evening. Durham Region's works depart- ment was busy between Saturday and Monday with six watermain breaks in Ajax and Pickering, two severe enough to require emergency crews to repair the damage. Mainte- nance operations manager Gerry Hames says workers were out Sat- urday to repair a broken watermain on Krosno Blvd. in Pickering and one on Sherwood Rd. in Pickering Village. The four other watermains were repaired Monday. The cause of the breaks hasn't been determined, but Mr. Harness says "the weight of the frost" is a factor. The works department received "a number of calls" from homeown- ers with frozen pipes. He says those residents will have to thaw frozen pipes themselves or call a plumber. Ajax Fire Department was also busy with burst water pipes in homes and businesses, says deputy chief Mal Wadsworth. Firefighters mopped up at a number of firms. Pickering Fire Department received no calls regarding burst water pipes, says chief Rick Pearsall, who expects that to change when the warmer weather thaws frozen pipes, causing a real mess. Consumer's Gas was kept hop- ping all weekend as pilot lights on furnaces turned to high temperatures went out, especially in older homes. The utility was able to service all customers who reported problems. About the only people who enjoyed the winter blast were tow truck operators. "It's been hectic, (but) great fix business," says Brad- shaw's Towing co-owner lean Bradshaw. The majority of calls Monday were from motorists need- ing tows to garages because "They couldn't get (their vehicles) started with boosts... Old !Ulan Winter shows no sign of letting up. 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PAGE4A•THE IllM ADVERTISER, WED« JANUARY 19,19% • Kill th . e chill DURHAM - With weather forecasters calling for very cold temperatures to continue today and Thursday, experts are advising people to stay inside and to bundle up if it's necessary to go out. Following that advice Should keep you warm and safe, says Durham Region's associate medi- cal officer of health Dr. Linda Panaro. Some tips from the doctor: J Bundle up and cover every- thing. Put on a heavy coat, gloves, scarf, hat and boots. "It's really important there's no exposed skin. Now's not the time to think of fashion." J Decrease alcohol consump- tion. "The body's normal response to the cold is to shut down blood flow to the extremities — fingers. toes and ears. Alcohol flushes blood to the extremities. That cools the blood and it goes back into the body cold, decreasing the body's temperature." Alcohol also clouds thinking, so you may believe you're warmer than you actually are. J The elderly and children under one are at "high risk of dying from the cold. It's a good idea not to take a baby out into the cold." If you have to, bundle the baby up and cover the face with a scarf, leaving no skin exposed. J Wear sunglasses to protect eyes from ultraviolet rays. Anoth- er reason to cover all skin — pro- tection from sunburn, as the sun's rays reflect off the snow. If you're suffering from frostbite, get inside and let the body warm up gradually. Frostbit- ten skin has white patches and feels very cold to the touch. Don't try to warm frostbitten skin by rubbing something too cold or too hot over the area. "If you're out in the cold and can't come in, leave it be. It's hard on the tissue to freeze it, warm it and freeze it. If you're home, it's best to come in and gradually thaw it out." The frigid weather also poses a danger to animals. The Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cru- elty to Animals reminds people to make extra efforts to see to the well-being of pets. Any animal normally kept out- doors should have proper weather- proof shelter with dry bedding and adequate food to enable the pet to keep warm. But housing which might be adequate at other times of the year may well be unsuitable for severe winter weather. Beat the GST on Sears installed home un rovements rX.,11 the. (IS V cm v% (.IN in.t;111e d Ila lit- vniviii Ixtre-h&A- N-mj nLike•. ( hk r e;ti11 N It Ill. Ibt-d r71 t't ►I11t1Ilt'lu ►r1 %%ld I ;u1\ t ►flit•r t ►14.1- t ►r cfi t t runt ;urd ell X, I)( N ipplx i nwd (t intracb. ()tli-1(.11 , F(.bnLir% 26. ] (0.4. A,k :I J<y1(•rN )n tt w c(linipIt•tt &t;uh. u..rv,.uni i +, —, I. Cu I.-Iu I.,..."4'h. n.:r... .url"ruu:d In,tallyd �itlinr� `� itlit. 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'lite Ajax trustee recently had a first-hand look at the concept in Simcoe County, where the separate board and parents are reportedly "raving about" the revamped pro- gram introduced two years ago in an effort to save money. The public board here estimates it would save $895,000 a year by cutting noon -hour busing to and from kindergarten classes. (About $432,000 of that is picked up by local taxpayers, while the Province funds the remain der through grants.) It has considered introducing all - day, every -other -day kindergarten for the past three years, and will vote on it again this year as it struggles to trim an estimated budget of $380.4 million. Without cuts, its sulTwers will be hit with a tax increase of 6.71 percent. But fears that youngsters would tx unable to cope with a full day at sdxx)l am unfounckxi, believes early years education officer Pat Prentice, who also visited Simcoe county. "We were also concerned that children would be tired' and there- fore visited kindergarten classrooms late in the afternoon, reports Ms. Prentice. Though "no children appeared tired," they had access to a "quiet activity area' where they could read or listen to tapes on their own if they needed a break from regular class- room activities. Full-day kindergarten wasn't a drastic change for many children who had already attended such full- day programs as nursery school or day care. Admittedly, the Simcoe board "had a number of parents very resis- tant to the change" when the revamped program was first intro- duced, Ms. Prentice notes. But a sur- vey conducted by that board at the end of the fust year indicated most parents "are quite pleased with the change," she reports. The Suncoe board recommended the program be offered on the same days each week, such as Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday, and every second Friday. That eliminates confusion associated with such cycles as attending school on even or odd calendar days and makes it easier for parents to arrange recreational programs. "We'd be offering the same ser- vice, but in a different way," says Ms. Prentice. The board's program and finance committee will kook at 34 cost-sav- ing options at upcoming budget meetings. It could vote on full -lay, every -other -day kindergarten as early as this evening, though any cost-cutting measure it endorses must still be approve by all trustees at a full board meeting following delibembous. 'Prepare for bad quake': professor FROM PAGE Al Erie and surrounding region. If this fault system became unstable. Ajax and Pickering would fel an earthquake in the form of shock waves and destructive ground shaking, says Prof. Mohajer. His warning comes just days after U of T geology Prof. Nick Eyles told a Durham Environmen- tal Network meeting in flickering that the earth is moving under our feet and area residents are feeling the vibrations of these small earth- quakes. Audience members agreed over the last decade they've felt several small tremors and, while in their homes, saw heavy furniture move away from the wall as the ground shook. The discovery of the St. Lawrence fault is of particular concern to this area because of the nuclear plant, says Prof. Mohajer. In light of the new evidence, both university professors say the power station design may not withstand an earthquake measur- ing seven on the Richter so -ale and have since reported their claim to Dr. Joe Wallach. Atomic Energy Control Board scientific advisor. In turn. Dr. Wallach has con- firmed through simulated comput- er testing that this area's earth- quake magnitude is closer to seven than five on the Richter sole. The AECB is continuing its research to determine the maxi- mum ground shaking the nuclear plant could tolerate and still be safe. "It was built to withstand a maximum earthquake magnitude of five, an assumed safe level for Pickering." says Prof. Mohajer. Prof. kyles believes, -If (engi- Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal 8 corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 50 Commerdal Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments available. FREE initial consultation. NO DOWN PAYMENT NOPAYMENTS UNTIL MAY 194 ON ANY NEW VEHICLE IN STOCK! Not applicable on leases `fievrotet • ck+o • Oldsmobile • CWHItsc' ' n M ,*MOM fW, rMadneIf rw...► a rrton..rw Tt~ ce"" neers) knew what we know today. the power plant never would have been built where it is." But, nuclear station public affairs officer Brian "Thompson says. "There is no cause for alarm. We continually are responsible for monitoring the Pickering area for any changes that would be charac- tcristic in earthquake activity." Mr. Thompson points out the power plant is currently conduct- ing a study for the AE'CB that will "either confirm or deny" Hydro officials' claims that the structure could withstand an earthquAc. Prof. Mohaier notes, "Up to now we haven't experienced the bad one, but it could happen. So. we have to be prepared... THE NEWS AD WF.D, JAN611tY•f#�lll�rAGas-A 1994 A.S.M.B.A. BASEBALL : Registration At the Ajax Community Centre Commodore Room Saturday, February 5, 1994, 9:00 a.m.-2:00 RM. Fees: T- B a I I..........................................................;70.00 RookieBall................................................f75.00 Mosquito to Midget Divisions .................80.00 Girls Baseball ...........................................:80.00 PLEASE NOTE: BIRTH CERTIFICATES ANDIOR REGISTRATION REQUIRED. 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WHITTAKER, Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, (hit. LiS 221-15 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 643-5117 Retail Advertising - 653-5110 Classified - 798-7672 WWENDY GALLAGHER, Managing Editor FAN - 6X? -736 National Advertising Sales - -193-1300 Real Estate & Automoti.c Advertising - 795-7672, BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Ass(x iation ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Help- them to butt out If you'Ne ever had the urge to be a cheerleader. or }ou've wanted to to your hand at motivational work. today's the day to to it out. Stan your rah rahs' and your 'vou can do lug and find someone who still pollutes their lungs and everyone else's with tobacco smoke. TcxJav is Weedless Wednesday. the most famous da% of the year for smokers For those who haven't kicked the habit. and have no intention of doime sc todaN. Weedless Wednesda% can he an embarrassment. Floe many smokers puffed away in a dark comer toda% or suffered njco- tine withdrawal because they felt uncomfortable lighting_ up on the sacred non-smoking_ day of the year' Do we feel som for you'' )'cs we do. Smoking is a tough habit to break. The crayin`a for nicotine is compared to a heroin addiction bN some professionals. Are we wtllinc to help you'«"c sure are. We re asking, everyone to find a smoker and gt,.c him or her a word or twc of encouraLement toda\. Dont be preach%. just be sup- ponj%e. Offer words of wisdom. hope or advice. If you re a smoker. there are plenty of ways to kick the habit. Call your doctor for advice. Or talk to the people at the Canadian Cancer Society i hb0-1510 or Durham Re, -,Ion Lung association (4-6- 1 (l4 II you dont smoke. make 1994 the year you were there for sonic - one who quit. If you smoke, make this year the one you butted out and started breathing easier and feeling better. Chastizing smokers for their unhealthy habit isn t the way to make them quit. Tcll them you care and you want them around for a long lime. And. tell them today. Tomorrow may be too late. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Tim ---e to represent 'normal' children To the editor. To: All parent of "docile, predictable. average and downns:ht bt�nng" children. This is Ahat one parent of a Lifted child called our student. On IX -c. ". I attended the Durham Board of Education Communuy meeting regarding po�sihle budget reductions for 1994. Nlaking presentations were nine persons for k ming stmtcv\ classes. two persons for gifted education, one person for kindergarten and two persons for French immersion. Eight% per cent of the students do not fit into anv of these catecones but no one was there to make a presentauon on their behalf. Possible reductions which would affect 100 per cent of students are: 1: Outdoor Education Program in its entirety (S-441.985) or transportation (S137,800) to and from the Outdoor Education Centre. 2: Family Studies & :ksivn Technolocv Pr(-)-- gram ro-cram for Grade 7 and s i-ihis wa; reduced by 50 per cent in 199? � (5' instrumental music for Grades 7 and 8 These programs put into practical use the edu- cation which our children are recei%ine in the classroom. When students make a wooden trivet, pias a recognizable sone on the trumpet or complete an orienteering course; at Claremont, they feel good about themselves. Thee have taken their education and used it successfully. All children, whether the% be eifted, learning disabled, physically handicapped, French immersion students or "average, boring and docile", benefit from such an experience. Other proposed cuts involve transportation to French immersion (S 1,214,000) and gifted pro- grams (5915,000). These cuts would riot affect the education of the child, the class size, staftins. or programs. It would only affect the means be which the child gets to school. Nlam of our hwh school student in regular programs are now hav- inz to find their own way to school because of last car's budi;et cut. There wa< no one to represent the 'normal' student at this hudeet information meeting. If we do not make our voices heard our children will lose cull more of their education. We have already lost our Grade 5 swim pro - grant, transportation to Education Week activities, a centralized science fair and 50 per cent of our design technology and family studies program. Isn't it time we stood up for the majority? Please contact your trustee or Director of Edu- cation Pauline Laing with your concerns. We can't afford to put this off. 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FROM PAGE Al there arc times when you just can't afford it," contends Mr. Sul- livan. He believes immigration should be trimmed to 150,000 a year and should be based on the economy and humanitar- ian reasons (reuniting 7 families and "bona fide" refugees). However, MP McTeague says, "At no time has an increase in the population led to an economic downturn. The Liberal Party believes immigration has been good for the country, by and large." There are "always black eyes to the system. A lot of people say it's failing." Mr. McTeague feels most people are upset with the system because it's complex and "bogged down with hun- dreds of rules." The recent poll shows 45 per cent of Canadians believe immigration should be cut. Eleven per cent of respon- dents feel the level of immigra- tion should be increased, while 40 per cent think the current rate should be maintained. Five per cent expressed no opinion. The 1 I per cent who supported increased immigration is the low- est figure registered by Gallup since the recession of 1982, when only seven per cent of Canadians favored an increase. "Canada has Sot to use new cultures to its economic advan- tage," argues Mr. McTeague. "There's scant trade outside north/south (with the United States)." The new Liberal government is reviewing the immigration sys- tem, including the number of peo- ple allowed in each year, he reports. According to the Liberals' 'Red Book', immigration should be at one per cent of the popula- tion, established by the 1991 cen- sus as 28.7 million people. Durham Region has seen a big increase in the number of people claiming a mother tongue other than English or French. From 1986 to '91, people living here with a 'non -official language' tongue rose to 36,675 from 26,115. The biggest increases were in residents speaking Chinese, Ital- ian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish and Tagalog (Filipino). Both school boards report more students registered in English -as -a -Second -Language (ESL) programs. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Sepa- rate School Board start- ed keeping track of ESL students in 1988, when it registered 129 pupils. By September 1993, that number had jumped to 1,665. In 1991, it had eight ESL teachers, which increased to 26 this year. At the Durham Board of Education, the number of ESL teachers rose from three in 1982 to I 1 in 1989 to an all- time high of 26.5 this year. It now has 725 ESL students. As principal of St. Isaac logues Catholic School in Pickering. Brian Vrebosch has first-hand knowledge of the impact of young immigrants on the education system. "I see kids who are new Cana- dians and they work hard. I just admire them," says qtr. Vrebosch, who's also president of the `lulu - cultural Council of Oshawa/Durham. He contends that Canada needs to continue its current level of immigration in order to maintain the present population base. "You need a 2.1 factor in peo- ple haying children in order to sustain the population base you have. You need immigration to keep the population at a produc- tive level. Right now, Canadians are not having enough children to keep that population without the population being in decline." He refutes the argument that immigration is a detriment to eco- nomic growth. "They have not determined that immigration has caused the recession. In fact, most would agree that immigration is a healthy factor in the economy." Mr. Vrebosch ,ays most immi- grants to the countn are well edu- cated and have finances that are ..as good as the average Canadian or better". He concludes, "I value those who have the courage to immi- grate to a new country. I've per- sonally observed that immigrants work hard and love being here. I believe immigration is a positive factor overall." did �� Don Sullivan x.. i--AIL- i Dan WTI eague I ART WORLD of Village ering n SPECIAL FEATURE rt THE AIR, FOREST AND WATCH By Robert Bateman Print & Framing $525 (Limited Ou ant Des) Fest of luck to our framer Simon Gaskins, %vi[tt his one- man original art show at the Mcl.aughlin c;allen 1:0) i - April i '9,1 Q50 Church Street, AJAX 619-232 6 - :411 THE NEVINADVERTISElk WED, JANUARY 19, 1496 Weedless wee ones Newborns Lynd- sey Christie, front, with mother Kim, and Jean-Claude Cote, with mother Karen, want to let you know that today. Jan. 19, is W e e d l e s s Wednesday. The Ajax -Pickering General Hospital will give bibs like these infants' to babies born there today and until supplies last. The message: "Picture you, picture me in a world that is smoke free"' r 1W urr OUR ORIGINAL PRICES ON 1355 KINISM Rd. PiCkeirte TOWN C"tre 839-5990 PREVIEW SPRING'94 & SAVE 6 0 y ouOr f eg',ices Soecial Selection: CHALLIS PRINTS 1'5cm.ride. Our Reg. 9 98-13.98 m NOW 600/oOFF' Nih, Our Reg P• cel SDecla Se ec' on!" COTTON PIQUE & JACQUARD Prints & Solids 115cm wide. Our Reg. 12.98-14.98 m % w0ur Rea. Price Oda Special Selection! Polyester/Cotton PRINTS 11 5c wide, Our Reg. 5.98 m NOW 60% OFF Our Req. Price IFA CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR Entire Stock! 100% WOO` t Entire Stock' BROADCLOTH 115cm & BLENDS polyester cotton blend. Huge selection. individually paced. Our Reg. 3.98 m NOW 1.99 m Blends individually marked. Excluding ends. Special Selection! NOW UP TO YARN -DYE OVERPRINTS %OOFF 11 5c wide. ur Reg. 9.98 - 10.98 m 60Our NOW 4.99-5.49 m Original Prices Special Selection! TROPICAL YARN -DYE Special Selection! 150cm wide. BRUSHED FALL SUITING Our Reg. 12.98 m 150cm wide, Our Reg. 10.98 m NOW 6.49 m NOW 4.39 m Special Selection! Special Selection! W -1-0-E SHEETING CHAMBRAY MIX'N'MATCH PRINTS 230cm wide, 115-150cm wide, 100% cotton. Our Reg. 12.98 m Our Reg. 7.98-9.98 m NOW 6.49 m NOW 3.19-3.99 IN NOW ALL Entire Stock!! CHRISTMAS Collection �/O OFF Fabric, ribbons, trims and more. Our Reg.Prices Individually priced. Excluding ends. • NOW ALL OFF Our Original Prices 1355 KINISM Rd. PiCkeirte TOWN C"tre 839-5990 PREVIEW SPRING'94 & SAVE 6 0 y ouOr f eg',ices Soecial Selection: CHALLIS PRINTS 1'5cm.ride. Our Reg. 9 98-13.98 m NOW 600/oOFF' Nih, Our Reg P• cel SDecla Se ec' on!" COTTON PIQUE & JACQUARD Prints & Solids 115cm wide. Our Reg. 12.98-14.98 m % w0ur Rea. Price Oda Special Selection! Polyester/Cotton PRINTS 11 5c wide, Our Reg. 5.98 m NOW 60% OFF Our Req. Price IFA CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR E S -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JANUARY 19,19% Recycle morein '94 This is the year to become pro -active and truly tackle the enemy — garbage and wasteful habits! Make January a time for thoughtful reflections on how to develop strategic ways to create less waste. Include As re solutions throughout 1994. Resolutions to recognize dispos- ables and non- rccvclables. Resolutions to change comfort- able throe% -away habits and be resourceful on hoe, to conseryr. Resolutions to cut down on conCl= - sumption and put less trash out at the curbside. Resolutions to look for prkxi- ucts made from recycled content and help . reate markets for recyclahles. because you arc only recycling if you buv rccv- cled Invite one or more friends to your home in January to discuss just one environmental concern and decide how you can he a part of its solution. An apartment or townhouse dweller, for instance, whose building doesn't have recycling facilities, can buddy up with a homeowner. Most of us recognize that our children are learn - Ing a set of values that include care of the planet. The future also lies in the collec- tive change of I attitudes and i achievements. If you are buy - in , a nein home this year, ensure through the builder that extra insulation, caulk - 0 • ng and weather ,.-ipping mill be Installed. Inquire about the installation of energy -saying light fixtures, appliances and \ater-saving devices. Increase your awareness about building materials which hays rec%cled content. Mcntion that it is important you have a convenient space to store \ou Blue Box. Ask that a bit of scrap lumber RECYCLER'S EPORT �NOFAi Ac Cl - ,� ♦ � Z TOWN OF PICKERING NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING DUFFINS NEIGHBOURHOOD LAND USE & DESIGN STUDY Town Planning Sta" are ccncuc;.rc a anc .se anc cesigr study of lanes IocateC or the east siee of B-ocK Roac noil- o' F ncr Avenue (see map be;ow �i s 11 �I i 4� ; G� STUDY I AREA�� As part of this study, a Background Report has been prepared and will be available at the Planning Department as of January 17, 1994. Comments on the Background Report should be received by the Planning Department no later than February 4, 1994. Following the release of the Background Report, three further meetings have been scheduled. Statutory Public Information Meeting February 17,1994 7:00 p.m. Executive Committee Meeting February 28, 1994 7:30 p.m. Town Council Meeting March 7,1994 7:30 p.m. Council Chambers Town of Pickering Pickering Civic Complex An Information Report that incorporates comments received cr the Background Report is being prepared for the Public Information Meeting and will be avanable in the Planning Department on or after February 14, 1994. A Recommendation Report, to be considered by the Executive Committee at the meeting on February 28, 1994, will be available in the Planning Department on or after February 22. 1994. For further information please contact the Town of Pickering Department at (905) 420-4617 Town of Pickering, Pickering Civic Complex, one the Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario L1V 6K2 be set aside in your new back- yard so that you can build a compost unit. Consider the R- 2000 home. 0_1J COMING EVENT: Wednes- day, Jan. 26, 7:3(' p.m., Ajax. Regular meeting of the All Rs Waste Facility. For details, call 686-06311. HERE'S VALUE 7 PA YML NO DC F?InA N M, 81000FJOH1111 MR 1993 CAVALI Automatic transmission, air condition, ABS brake system. AM/FM cassette. Sale $ << Price , '* 1993 CORS V6. automatic. air Gond., ABS brakes. drivers air bag. AVFM cassette. S -,K c Sle Pra$ce11999 Ic W 1993 ACHIEVA By Oldsmobile, air gond., auto trans, AM/FM sass., power windows, power locks, cruise, tilt steer, ABS brakes. S* P31aP3116 Sale Price 13,666 w.. 1993 LUMINA EURO Sedan. Loaded with options, air coed., p. windows, p. locks, tilt, cruise, 60/40 seats, aluminum rims. rear spoilers, ABS brake systems. SIk. # PM. P3063. PM, P3M, PW Sale $15v399 Price rmfatlfeooyttoo,eot+ fortsttrn•praecc+�t ersMrwrr�r�r�ra 1"b"boot cK"me N Ci =I I:10. ISheridan I � 3 Mry. 2 ver eas C No one was injured when this car` struck the bridge at Bayly St. E. - near Shoal Point Rd. in Ajax and j flipped onto its side near a creek. The 10:30 a.m. accident was one ?- �,• '}' of dozens which occurred Mon- day. :photo by A.J. Groep " lr x . r Prepare to speak up DURHAM - Registration is ongoing for an 1I -week course that will develop communica- tion and leadership skills. Among the topics covered in the Christopher Leadership Course are speech reading, deal- ing with nervousness, develop- ing self-confidence, organizing a talk and impromptu speaking. Christopher courses have been offered in Canada since 1953 and each year more than 2,5(() people graduate. Courses are offered in Pick- ering, Whitby and Oshawa and start Sunday, Jan. 30 or Tues- day, Feb. 1, depending on the location chosen. The cost is S 115 per person and 5105 for the second mem- ber of a family, seniors or stu- dents. To register or for more infor- mation, call Paul Dickson at 428-2931 or 693-7550. WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR COMPUTER? RECEIVE LESSONS AT HOME ON YOUR OWN MACHINE • BASIC COMPUTING Eft D.O.S. • BATCH FILES, pkzip. ETC. • RECOVER MEMORY • SYSTEM CUSTOMIZING • SOUND CARDS INSTALLED • HELP LINE FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL BRIM 420-5501 CKERING URGENT CARE NED14TYME din WALKmIN C:� IC, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK INCLUDING HOLIDAYS • Feeeily flileOW Care • Urgent Care • On Site: laboratory Pharmacy Ultra Sound FAMILY PHYSICIANS • Perviz Alidina MD • Paul Laroche MD • Andrea Woloszczuk MD • Diamond Alidina MD 1450 KINGSTON RD. {at valley Farm Rd.) C.AL 831-8240 rwM10"n" Mpownent Z. GELLED CERMVG SUPER WFMTE LAIEX 3.781 Aper sale price $35.92 r XNE NEWS AD1/ERTWJIl W9D., JA�.(UARY, IN l994-RAG19 #-A Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses °> • Eveningand Saturday appointments ents availab aPPo e • Complete Family Eye Care I 427-4144 15 Harwood A". S., Alai I (Between IfWy. 401 a P10.2 Ac ob 'Req L)c, - ce Pc"er s � i•fJ.I L �� • PAINTER'S CHOKE BLUE -GREY LATEX FLOOR PLAINT 36 3.78L IF YOU: ore not satisfied with our product quo we'll reploce the product or give you a refund,- find a lower price within 30 days we'll refund the difference, are dissatisfied with our service we'll send you a voucher equal to 10% of your purchase. See in-store for com** detoils. 1994 twwcwsaF oPPORr_WMS 1st CALL 1AVARAKE --800- 731 -7311 ENDS FEB, Not d ilwm awlrr— 0 d stores. �4 Naw PAGE 14A!TH&, NEWStADYERTLSM .WED, JANUARY 1% 1"4 (*iltua fes Pickering, on Su 1994 M T DEY, Rovert Lawrence- ud- denly at his residence in Toronto on Wednesday, Jan. 12, 1994. Robert Lawrence Dey, son of the late Kathleen Dey. Survived by father Robert H. Dey of Bobcaygeon. Brother of John of Richmond Hill, Thomas of Pickering and prede- ceased by Victoria. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Erskine Cemetery. DUCKWORTH, Doris Gwendlyne (nee Wilson) - Entered into rest suddenly at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Satur- day. Jan. 15, 1994. Doris Gwend- Ivne Wilson, loving mother of Gaylle and her husband David Turner. Loving grandmother of Margo. Nadine and David. Loving sister of Shyrlea Preston and Yvonne and her husband Paul Piton. Loving aunt of Karen, Paul and Janette. Funeral arrangement. were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Aurora Cemetery. Dona- tions may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. HOFFARTH, Mary Tereica - Peacefulty at the family residence. nday, Jan. 16, ary ereica Hoffarth, beloved wife of Peter Hoffarth. Loving mother of Douglas and his wife Martha, Jacqueline and her husband Grant Fisher and Jerry and his wife Pat. Dear grandmother of Stephanie, Kevin, Jennifer, Danny, Katy and Peter. Dear sister of Pat Fawcette and predeceased by Nel- lie, Liz, Jack, Tom and Francis. Funeral service Wednesday, Jan. 19 at noon in the chapel at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village). 428- 8488. Interment Pine Ridge Memo- rial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Princess Margaret Hospital. HOLNIFS, Anna Mae - Entered into rest at the Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay, on Saturdax. Jan. 15. 1994. Anna 'alae Wideman. beloved wife of Ham N'. Holmes of Sunderland. Loving sister of Ruth Reesor of Stouffville. Dear aunt of Arthur. Joyce, Norma. Anne and Helen. Daughter-in-law of Walton Holmes of Sunderland. Funeral service Wednesday. Jan. 19 at 2 p.m. in the chapel at McEach- nie Funeral Home. 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering �'illage). 328 8488. Interment Erskine Cemeter, . LUPIEN, Lucien.). - On Sun- day, Jan- 9, 1994 at the Oshawa General Hospital. Lucien, loving husband of Gertrude. Dear father of Desneiges and her husband Marcel Pellerin, Bibiane and her husband Robert McFadden, Gerald, Rejean and his wife Karen, Allain and his wife Dawn, Dennis and his wife Carolyn. Beloved Grandpapa of Marcel and his wife Chantel, Ray- mond, Alain and his wife Patricia, Libianne, Normand and his wife Angela, Guy, Lisa, Christene. Michel, Samantha. Lindsay and Tabitha. Great -Grandfather of Amanda. Mass was held at St. Bernadette Catholic Church, Ajax, on Jan. IL Interment Pine Ridge Cemetery. Arrangements were entrusted to Accettone & Lodge Funeral Home, Ajax, 428 -90)0 - LYON, Maria -On Fnday, Jan. 14, 1994 at Riverdale Hospital, Toronto. Mana, loving wife of the late Joseph. Dear mother of Mar- garet, Bernadette and David. Beloved Grandma of Richard. Mar- tin, Antoinette, 'Michele and Genic. Great-grandmother of Lauren, Matthew, Sara and Michael. Mass was held at SL Bemadette Catholic Church, Ajax, on Jan. I8. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Arrange- ments entrusted to Accettone Lodge Funeral Home, Ajax, 428- 9040. WHITE, Irene - Peacefully at .. Take I lome a World of Values. it t he int K d for -., uric home tmt r, ctnrnt�'Tn tit. Mctn, 11, inn ;ht tkc t to it ,r ia:. It', the one phLc \ hcre you can 4 tp. t. .111,1 BL'l cventhlnc %ou hinc In inind to make your hone more liable. Thcrc arc .lumpvci,i a\ada1t 1v iL ill hcrc ckc. whether \oti'rc addim,: a n toil or replak.117ig rhe att.t. �tnl'll xr a world t it x•le0 non ,111d ,-,tltIC .It the 'Metro 8111110 THE M ETRO HOME SHOW r' I the #rice t)f onc• regular � a.�Ul! ti2";. adIlll��l011 1 lylth tht,� ctglyxttl. t I I I A1)MISSlo\* 1 1 •r.,i tnln:-I l.,uth i I,, 1 l hil,lrcn unJrr 1:1 FRFF 1 1 1 DATES & T i M h I 11,.I . Ln. itiui t 'r t I r 1.111 2,11d I.' Klan 1 � 1 I THE METRO HOME SHOW I AT THE METAO CONVENTION CENTRE ..._'I_r..nq_r_.•_ ._'_ _ _ r_'_'_ 1 _J METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE JANUARY 19th -23rd TTC w 4 Tin it to l nM n Swim n • Parkim it tF.tuvnd. of tan rwarbs. F.tr ni,•rt int, trntati.tn, .all the Iloin, Nh,t.. f lotltrx- 2i_'-7741 the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Fri- day, Jan. 14, 1994. Irene (Bobby) Johnston, predeceased by husband Freddie V. White. Mother of Donna Stevenson. Grandmother of Bradley and Michael. Great-grand- mother of Ryan. Funeral arrange- ments were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Soci- ety. 0 offiers longerhours 9 3 . r L , x V. JI x tl��, 9 3 � r it Our all-new Weight Watchers Centre is now open in PICKERING At long last, meeting schedules flexible enough to match any lifestyle! You're always welcome to weigh in: Monday to Friday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Weight Watchers Centre Pickering Square Centre 1450 Kingston Road Sign up today! JOIN NOW FOR ONLY $12.00 1-800-387-8227 IT A sensible way to lose weight. Nrsuns saf) a. wading „ ndiriduals C Ivy 1 Weight Watt hen is the regntrn•d trademark "I %bight Wap hen huernatu jai, In. All nghis reserved Ff3/1Y11L� Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., l IS 2H5. The dead- line for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publi- cation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. AUDITIONS ire County Tow^ Singers hats a, ci,T,ons at 7.3^u p r- at at Cormack S'at on. 250 Hickory St S , Whitby The non-denom nc' ona choral group performs pep, show. jazz. traditional and sacred rrus c. Tenors. basses esoecia'ly needea 837-2144 HEAD INJURY The Head Injury Assoc,c' on of Dsham meets at 7 30 p m a' 459 Bora S• c Oshawa Pam ly and fr eras we - come Transportation ass!stance 723-2732 MS SOCIETY -ne Ajax-P-cke' ng Mu,' o e Sc e'os s S0000' G•c_o meets from 7 3; to 9 30 a T. n room four o' the East Snore Com mu^ ty Ce—e. 910 Live—cool '(a . south of Bayly St., Pickering The group meets the third Wednesday of every month 839-8672 (Pat) EUCHRE The Lades Auxil ary of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St , Pickering, hosts an open euchre at 8 p m Cash prizes, draws, refreshments S3 per person, $1 50 for seniors. 839-2990 LA LECHE LEAGUE _a lecke League PicKer ng nv,tes pregnant or breastfeeo.rg wo—en to its 7 45 p m T eetirg 'or rformat on and support Babies welcome 831-27 7, 283-5044. 427-8063 DROP-IN CENTRE A drop -'n cen- tre `o, pare --s cra pre-scnooiers s o"ered a' St Paul's ,n ted Churcr. 65 K ngs Cres . Ajax, every Thursacy from 9.37 to 1 1 a m 428-CC62 or 686-3377. NATURALISTS :)ckenng Nc^.;ral- ists ic.• ccc p'a feecers Mee, at the sour^west corner of the Pc.ce' ing GO s'c'ion at 8 30 a - 839-2G35 (Steve Grace) SOCCER --eg strot a- for A,ax Un tea Cup g':s Bocce' .. Canadian Tire Pickering Presents • NO MONEY DOWN! • NO PAYMENTS FOR 90 DAYS! • NO INTEREST FOR 90 DAYS! on approved credit' Offer applies to all installed services in our Auto Centre and it covers parts and installation. Minimum invoice cost $100 SmartTUNE FUEL INJECTION SERVICE ❑ cecace P,, -s ❑ A,;:,ess .e,'or e^orraces ❑ .r. -inK C S ' t? :0' Cao ❑ O-eCK soa,K y w'es ❑ C^e.K a,' :e' ❑ C^eCK PVC sys!e- 95 ❑ Wce es:.r-a:e ' rec,.'ed 6995 V6 or VB (host Can) WITH THIS SAVE $8 COUPON I I OIL, LUBE & FILTER Here's what we will do: • Install up to 5L of Motomaster al • Install a Motomaster oil filter • Lubricate the chassis • Provide 20 vital checks. Coupon has no cash value and must be presented when services performed Cannot be used in coniunvion with any other offer Lunn one coupon per service Valid to Jan 25 1994 Applicable taxes (GSTrPST will be applied to the after -coupon price To our Associate Dealers This is non -reimbursable coupon Please retain —a��--�---pat•---�—� SERVICE Mon --Fri. 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. OPEN Sat. 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m._X: HOURS Sun. I a.m. - 5 p.m. SUNDAYS 11 PICKERING Pickering Store Only 839=8124 1300 Kingston Rd. (AT LIVERPOOL) PICKERING the Ajax Commun ty Centre. Cen tennial Rd , from 10 a r, to t o m Cost is $65 per payer or S 180 per fam ly of three or more until Feb 28 After Varcn 1, the cost is S70 per player or $195 per family 683-0351. (Henry Nelson). MONDAY, JAN 24 ABUSED MEN /. wee -,y -.,poor' grc:,o for Te cea ng w'n fr,e ch,'dhood abuse meets every Monday at 7 p m A i i me we' - come and it's confidential Cali 83 1 -0446 for more nforma' a-, loco' on MUSICAL THEATRE -he ear, Magor c S rge,s _ operrgs for sngers. ac'o's cnc as-cers for uocom -g snows Ve wo"e teens, boys and g, s tie come Ta attend 'e-earsa s Ca 837-261 ' or 839- ; 309 'or , —e. cca' o TUESDAY, JAN. 25 SENIORS' GROUP -^e-,esccy Vo- -g Sc- c : _„ ss o- Grow meets at 9 30 a m a, '-e 4.cx THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JANUARY 19, 1994•PAGE 11•A P Seniors Priendsh p Ce—le. 46 Exeter 4d Bill Pansn w,ll leaa a dis Your calendar of coming events cussion on the etn cs o' new reoro- duct ve tecnno!og-es 683-1199 NOTICE OF PUELIC MEETING A public meeting has b proposed storm water intersection of Bray Driv the Town of Ajax. be scheduled to discuss a management pond at the e and Harwood Avenue in Wednesday, January 19, 1994 6:30 - 5:00 p.m. Corporation of the Town of Ajax Large Committee Room 75 Chambers Drive Ajax, Ontario RUNNYMEDE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED 0 -PAGE'12-A-TAE NEWS ADVERTIMk W199, JANUARY 19.1"4 W-v dv 100 1 d 0 Aw ;404 I= 10 FLUUH "Where C1 their BLOW-OUT ��IsT v N� !J J1i COME -IN: OF:TH_E COLD FOR J SOMERED HOTDEALSII ;STOCK .-' •.--"tv``....�'�rr�-. 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"NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLE 469 KINGSTON RD. lx nit*%VCnlK114% BERBER x'95 V 8 ANNINGTON"Qzv, D 1 ST OUALIT'V 2` u OF COLOU oNloolmil Steamy tips on romance writing AJAX - His fingers gently published and the 10 most com- probed the typewriter keys, mon mistakes made by first - looking for the hidden magic in time romance writers. romance novel writing. Cheques for S19 should be A workshop on writing and made payable to Mr. Henry. selling a romance novel is The workshop is set for Sat - being sponsored next month by urday, Feb. 12, from 10 a.m. to the Ajax Public Library. 3:30 p.m. at the library's main Writing consultant and free- branch, corner of Harwood lance editor Brian Henry will Ave. and Kings Cres., next to lead exercises in creating story the Town hall. and plot outlines, character Space is limited to 30 pco- development, and writing dia- plc. logue. 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I IC TE MME OLLS' DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE 1400 BAYLY STREET - UNIT 2 PICKERING, ONT. TELEPHONE BETWEEN' 905-420-5841 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. NEWS ADVERTISER il 0 C) Irts; Ajax Axemen are razor sharp asplayoffs near • By AL RIVI-'I"T Sports Reporter AJAX - The Ajax Axcmen are hoping their hot play, of late will continue on into the playofl:s next month. The Axcmen extended their unbeaten string to four game` with an impor- Panthers consistent: tans victory over the Collingwood Blues in they keep on losing OHA Provincial Junior b 'A' Hockey League PICKERING - The Pick- action in Ajax Saturday cring Panthers continue to night. struggle as they dropped Geravin Sytnyk's back-to-back league games goal at the seven - on the weekend to bring minute mark of the their losses to 29 this sea- third period proved to w,n. he the winner in a 5-4 The Panthers buffered a Ajax victory over 12-1 drubbing at the hands Collingwoxxt. of the Muskoka Bears at the The unbeaten streak Bracebridge Arena Sunday. has enabled the Axe Chi Friday night at the Pick- men to move into third cring Recreation Complex, place in the league's the Panthers were on the East Division with a receiving end of an S-1 past- record of 17 wins, 14 ing by the division -leading losses and live tics for Wexford Raiders in 'Metro 39 point,, Junior 'A' llockcv League More importantly, action. Axcmen coach John Stephen Koiechlin scored Blackburn says his club the: lune: goal in die Wexford is showing signs of contest, assisted by Jeff rounding into top furan Bain acid Wiwi Durand. in tinie fox the lost sea- Aiax n:siofcnt arxf furrier son which begins in Ajax/Pickering Raiders early Fehruarv. 'AAA' midget player Dave "We're starting; to Duerden paced Wexford play playulf-type hoick - with two goals and an assist. ey now. We've showed The Panthers' league that in the last three record is a dismal one win, games," says Black - 29 losse% and throe tics for i urn. five points in the league's Other Ajax scorers Bauer Division standings. in the Collingwood Pickering is deW last in the game were Colin Carey division. with two goals, with The Panthers will host singles to Aaron Saul back-to-back games against and Don Curran. the Oshawa Legionaires at The Axcmen hosted the complex on Friday, Jan. the Markham Waxers at 21 and again on Sunday, the Ajax Community Jan. 23. Both games start at Centre arena on Tues - 7:30 p.m. day night, after our press deadline. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JANUARY 19, 1"4 -PACE MA k y� 4 4 Brooke on the beam Brooke Primrose of the Pickering Aerials Gymnastics Club shows her stuff on the beam during competition in the novice 2 category at the First Women's Metro East Provincial Qualifier at the Pickering club on Saturday and Sunday. Twelve clubs from across the Metro Toronto area sent competitors to the meet. Ten Pickering Aerials took part in the various divisions. photo by Ron Pietroniro Annandale club plays host to cu By JIM EASSON Special to the News Advertiser AJAX-PICKERING - The Annandale Curling Club hosted six semi-final and quarter -final games in the Investors Group Trophy Bonspicl at the club Friday night. Twelve rinks from six different greater Metro Toronto area clubs put on a display of some exciting curling during the evening. Investors Group regional manager David Ross awarded prizes along with the htmspiel chainnan. Ian Robertson of Thornhill won the Main Event; Paul Sutton of the Whitby Curling Club lust to the Robertson rink in the semi-final contest. The Paul F,Ilioit rink From the Whitby club also survi%cd to the Third Event semi-finals. Other successful teams from the zone, which ding bonspiell includes Annandale, were the Gary Weir rink from Sutton, winners of the Fourth Event; and Ken Rowan's Tam Heather rink which captured the inter- mediate First Event. The Investors Group Trophy Bonspiel will be host- ed by the York Curling Club in Newmarket next sea- son. Annandale's Wayne Warren rink placed first at the Pepsi Junior Men's zone playdowns in Port Perry Jan. R to 10. Members of the Warren rink were Kevin Roberts at vice, Brad Roberts at second and Matt Broga at lead. The rink now advances to the Pepsi junior regional playdowns in Sutton Feb. 12 and 13. Advancing to the junior women', regional event is the Annandale rink skipped by Amy Carr. Her team also include., Kim Bourque at vice, Allyson McElwain at ,econd and Tracce Nemeth at lead. WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS eg. Leafs, Blue Jays & others Will Pay Cash at Face Value Call Bruce, 579-4400, Ext 207 Ultramar petites u 1 tra good at tourney PiCKERING - The Picker- ing I,Itr roar petite 'B' nngctte tl::un carried its ,ccond consec- utivc gold medal by winning the recent Port Perry tourna- ment. In the championship final, Pickering bat an undefeated t Oshawa squad 9-5 to ckum the L( dol. The gaine was close until the Final two minutes when Pickering scored three unan- �'Acrcd -goals to put the contest un ice. Pickering dropped its first _ame of the tournev 6--3 to �' hithy. In the next contest, the I Itrunar peutcs played to a 3 - LIC with 0,hawa. Necding at Ic;c,t a tie in the (irial prchminan -round game aiamst Port F'crry in order to ;xlvance to the Iinal, Pickcnng respom,led with a G,-: win over dhc hoist,. Team member, are Chris- uiic Axe. Sarah Barnes, Karen D'Alununic, Charlotte Dow - Icy. Sieve Ellison, 'Mary Granton, Tanva Hanna. Kclly %b. Nahney, A,hfey Na,on, Courtney Puddister, 1b'cndy i:iNlor and Tilfany Thompson. ajar nn(fette juniors down Pickerin6 7-4 AJAX - The Ajax Esso junior 'B' ringcttc team ham- nicred Pickering 7-3 in a recent league conLest Leading the way with two goals each were Lisa Dl.%lichcle and Nicole O'Neil. AnLela Ik_nan, Amur Jones and Lee -Ann Cvncora netted sing;lcs. A great defensive effort was fumed in by the entire team. O'Neil was named most valuable player of the contest, while Heather Walker was cho- sen as most sportsmanlike. �o DICKERING `= HOCKEY �oLL ASSOCIATION Mid Term Meeting .Thursday Jan. 27/94 at 7 p.m. Don Beer Arena upstairs Ajax/Plicke'ring midget Raiders open Eastern Ontario PI ayoffs AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Slim -Line Win- dows Raiders midget 'AAA' rep hockey team tuned up for the playoffs with a mediocre perfor- mance against top squads at the Peterborough tournament last weekend. The Raiders, who finished second in the ONIHA Eastern Ontario 'AAA' Hockey League's west division and fourth overall in the loop. opened the hest -of -three first round of the playoffs against the hlarkham Thunder on Tuesday at the Pickering Recreation Complex, after our press dead- line. Game two of the series goes in Markham Wednesday nicht, with came three, if necessary, Peewee Raiders cin three straight games AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Cup -A -Soup Kids Raiders major peewee 'AAA' rep hockey team closed in on a first -place finish in its division after thriec consecutive league wins rocendy. Th? Raiders blanked the Whitby Warriors 3-0, ham- mered the York,,Simcoe Express 14-2 and thumped the Alarkham Thundcr 6- l . In the win over Whitby, all the Raiders' goals were scored in the second period — Patnck Papageorge frorn David Tucker and David Bass: John Erskine on a point drive, assisted by Papageorge; and John Skwarch ewsky nr)tching one from Chris Lesli; and Ryan Miianovic. Elio Baldi picket up the shutout - In the came against York'Simcoe played in Noble - ton, the Raiders were down by a 2-1 score after the first three minutes, but stormed back to score 13 unanswered goals. Leading the pack was Papa- george with five goals and two assists. Other scorers were Andrew Cowling (three goals, three assists), Milanovic (three goals, four assists), Tucker (two goals, ..two assists), Skwarchewsky (one goal), Derek McNamara (five assists), Breu Giglio (four assists), Jason Lee (two assists), Paul Kavanagh (two assists), Bass (one assist) and Leslie (one assist). Baldi earned the win between the pipes. Against the Markham Thun- der, the Raiders opened up a 5-0 lead and were never threatened. Scoring were Papageorge and Cowling with two goals apiece, with Eric Thomson and McNa- mara firing singles. Assisting were Tucker with trig, Bass, McNamara and Milarovic with one each. Jeff Newlani s notched the victory in goal. Unfortunately. Patrick Vin- cent missed ate thrze games due to a fractured wrist. The teem thanks the Royal Canadian Legion, A:ax branch, for its contribution to send the Raiders to the Richmond Hill tourney. slated for Thursday at the Don Beer Arena at 8:30 p.m. In preparation for the post season, the Raiders competed at the Peterborough Liftlock 'AAA' Hockey Tourna- ment. Ajax/Pick- A Bring posted a record of one win, one tie and one loss and failed to AAAAadvance to the play- ,��D roun off d. EW Despite ot,tshooting Barrie 3 i -t-2, the Raiders had to be content with a tic in the tourney opener. Ste%e Quinn, Jason Reed and Graham Horne scored for the Raiders• with assists to Horne and Erick Vorstadt. The Raiders doubled Guelph 6-3 in the second game. Kevin Hall connected for a hat trick with singles to Reed, Markus Quinn and Horne. Tim Watt and Stephen Knowles each had two assists, with one each to Niall Nlavnard, Chris Smith, Steve Quinn, Loughery Graham. Reed and Murray Sheehan. In the final preliminary - round game, the Raiders dropped a 5- decision to the Toronto Young fiats. Quinn s,:ored a pair, with Graham net- tlnc a sinole. Smith had two assists whip Hall and Steve Quinn had one helper apiece. The Slim -Line Windows Raiders ended league play with a winning record of 1 , wins, 10 losses and four ties. -�� NOTICE 1994 MUNICIPAL ELECTION TOWN OF AJAX _- REGISTRATION OF CANDIDATES Please be advised that :very person who proposes to be a candidate for any office in the 1994 Municipal Elections to be held November 14. 1994, shall no earlier than the 1 st day of January, 1994 and no later than Nomination Day, file with the Clerk of the Town. a notice of registration. No person and no individual, corporation or trade union acting on behalf of any person shall solicit or accept contributions for the purposes of the election of that person at any time unless that person is a registered candidate. Registration Forms are available from the Clerk's Department. Town of Ajax. 65 Harwood Avenue South during regular office hours. J.W. Tiemay, C.M.O.. C.M.C. Town Clerk. Town of Ajax. 65 Harwood Avenue S . Ajax. Ontario L1 S 2H9 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AJAX PUBLIC NOTICE �l I Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax proposes to enact a by-law to stop up and close and transfer those parts of a street set out and described as follows: ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel and tract of land lying in the Town of Ajax in the Region of Durham, formerly in the Township of Pickering, in the Country of Ontario as shown on Plan of Survey of Part of Lot 16, Concession 2, and more particularly, described as PARTS 1,2, & 3 on Plan 4OR-14558. The proposed by-law will come before the said Council for consideration at its regular meeting at the Ajax Municipal Complex, in the Town of Ajax, on the 7th day of February, 1994, at 7:30 p.m., and at that time Council will hear in person, or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affected, and who applies to be heard. The subject lands are the former alignment of Riverside Drive lying north of Cameron Street and are no longer utilized as a Public Highway due to the relocation of the roadway. The purpose of the by-law is to close and transfer these lands to the adjacent property owners. Plans can be viewed at the offices of the undersigned during normal business hours. Dated at Ajax the 22nd day of December, 1993. J.W. Tiernay, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk Corporation of the Town of Alax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax. 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Here's how Ajax swimmers fared: 10 -AND -UNDER GIRLS Heather Crowdis, first 100 -metre freestyle, second 50m backstroke, fifth 50m breast- stroke; Lynsey Fraser, second 100m breast, fifth 50m butterfly, sixth 100m free; Megan Henderson, third 100m back, fourth 50m fly, fourth loom breast, fourth 100m free, Christina Lucente, first 200m back, first 100m fly, second 50m breast, fifth 100m free; Teresa MacLean, sixth 50m breast; Jennifer Savage, fifth 50m back: Sarah Vollmer, second 100m back, third 100m breast, sixth 50m fly; Ashleigh Walker, fourth 50m back. Personal best times were posted by Nicole Boismier, Karbe Hutton, Bonnie Latour, Kathy Man- ners and Katie McQuaid. 10 -AND -UNDER BOYS Matthew Hill, first 100m breast, first 100m back, fourth 50m fly, sixth 100m free; Rory Hunter, fourth 100m free; Alex Kamey, sixth 50m back. Adnan Mate, second 100m back, third 100m free, third 50m breast, third 50m fly; Wtlhwn Ripat, second 100m free, second 50m fly; Leslie Tang, fourth 50m breast, sixth 50m back; Ryan Tierney, first 50m breast; Daniel Vollmer, third 50m back, sixth 50m free; John Paul Whyte, second 50m back, fifth 50m free. 11 -AND -12 GIRLS Selina Boss, second 100m breast, fourth 100m back, fifth 50m fly; Lauren Brock, y fifth 100m breast, sixth 100m free, sixth } 100m back, sixth 50m fly; Natalie Hill, firs[ 100m breast, second 100m hack, sec- ond 100m fly, fourth 100m free; April r Kell, fourth 100m breast, fourth 50m fly, fifth 100m free; Virginia Lucente, first 200m back, first 100m fly: second 100m free, third 100m breast; Katie Riscbor- y ough, first 400m free, third 100m fly. 11-12 BOYS Ian Norman, third 100m free, fourth 100m breast, fourth 100m fly; Gavin Regan, firs[ 100m back, second 50m free, second IOfkn fly, third 100m breast: Mike Singer, first 50m free, first 100m breast, first 100m fly, second 100m back; Jason Tier- ney, first 100m free, second 50m fly, third 100m back, fifth 100m breast; Jeremy Wilson, first 200m back, second lOOm 15; free, Hurd 100m fly, such 100m breast. 13 -AND -OVER GIRLS Melissa Allen, first 100m free; second 100m fly, third 200m back, fourth 100m breast; Sian Wan Leng, first 100m fly, second 200m back, third 50m free, third I 00 breast. 13 -AND -OVER BOYS Mike Lucente, first 200m breast, first 200m back second 100in free fifth 100m fly. 'AAA' minor novices win, lose, tie in hockey AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering IBEW Local 353 Raiders major novice 'AAA' rep hockey team posted a win, a tie and a loss in recent Eastern Ontario league action. The Raiders lost 8-2 to Markham. Grant Lemmon and Thomas Milne scored for the Raiders, with assists to Brian smart, Ian Sg� mori and Russell Dabuziru The IBEW novices played to a 1-1 draw with the Richmond Hill/Vaughan Stars. The lone Raiders goal was notched by Jason Brookings, assisted by Paul Ruta and Milne. The Raiders posted a narrow 3-2 win over Oshawa. Derek Pblowyk netted two goals, while Brookings had the other marker. Andre Vin- cent assisted twice, with single helpers to Brookings, Sam Baum- gartner and Kevin Brown. Goaltenders Chris Wood and John F7ude had strong efforts in all three contests. i AF IF, \1 Nice on ice Perfect skating weather prompted Courtney McIntosh, a member of the Ajax Figure Skating Club, to practice on a bay at the end of Duff ins Creek and Rotary Park. photo by A.J. Groen WARNING! THIS AD MAY MAKE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTO INSURANCE RECOMMENDED COVERAGE FOR CAREFUL DRIVERS • 91192 medium size - $250 deductible collision • 1 million liability - $50 deductible comprehensive • Accident benefits • Family protection endorsement • Loss of use/rental vehicle NOTE: Careful Drivers Over Age 25 with Preferred Driving Records may qualify. This rate also Includes limited driving to work. Two car policies may qualify for additional discounts. S 25 SEMI-ANNUAL PREMIUM 1....W!... )............... 425 683-9725 44 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave. #13 f:stttbish.e 1971 Ajax, Ontario THENEWSADVER'�'IS�R, WED, JANUARY 19,1994 -01i7 -A Teams still sought for sno-pitch event AJAX - Mixed sno-pitch teams are still sought for a charity tourna- mentin Ajax Saturday, Jan. 29. The tourney will benefit the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation. All games will be played at the Miller's Creek diamonds and the Ajax Community Centre. Cost is 5150 per team. Call Jim McBride at 427-9001 or Al McGurrin at 683-1627. Here at B f V[ IVINI«S we want ryy./91040.fJ LTY to help you with your January L]LJ p ��J�UU We know how tough the holidays can be on a pocketbook. So for the next week we're offering you our most fantastic offer ever! PAY WHAT YOU CAN! 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Students taking part to the pro- gram are aged 15 to 19 and have at least a working knowledge of English. They are selected for their maturity, good grades and enthusiasm for leammk as much as they can about Canada. Host families can come from all walks of life — married with or without children, a single -par- ent family, or an older couple whose children have grown up. They can live in the city or the country and must lie able to pro- vide room .tnd hoard. Exchange students have heir Mc -winners The Bradbury sisters rode to MacDonald's Restaurant in style recently after Jaylin. left. a Grade 4 student at St. Isaac Jogues School won a school draw The prize included a ride in a limousine to the restaurant and lunch for five. With her are Crystal. second from left. Teyanna and Shyla. photo by Ron Pielroniro 10 at McDONALD'S GET A $1.00 OFF A.NY LARGE COMBO ANY MONDAY FROM 4 :00 P.M. 8-000 P.M.. (INCLUDES PIZZA COMBOS) BEGINNER JAN. 24, 1994 Offer available for a limited time at the AJAX McDONALD'S RESTAURANT 222 Bayly St. W., Ajax own spending money for clothing and personal items, as well as health and accident insurance. STS will attempt to match the interests of audents and host fam- ilies. A -ton-profit organization registered with :he ministry of consumer and ..ommercial rela- tions. STS has representatives n each community where students i are placed. in the event of an emergencv..;taff can be reached 24 hours a :Jay. Families Interested in nosting an ,chanoo.. -student and teens who'd like :o;pcnd a high school year mitsrde 1. he r:ountry should call STS at l -X300-165-Sz t h. Top 10 Movie Guide January 1420 AVERAGE OMPAA AING THEME aENCE COBE NUDITY 1. Dave it * * * PG -13 Comedy None Some Some 2. -!ot Snots part Deux 1r 1r pG-13 Comedy Some Some Some 3. The Firm * * * R Thrilw Some Lots Some 4. Sieepiess in Seatt a tr* * PG Romance None Mild None 5. Heart and Souls (new? yrir it PG -13 Fantasy Some Some Mild 5. Venace i Socaevi ,new, ,ttit,t R Drama Lots Lots Mild 7.FraeWiEy ,t** PG Drama Mild None None 8. Foo n rt000 ,new tr,r PG-, 3 Comedy Some Some Some 9. Hocus Pocus * PG Fantasy Some Mild Abid 10. True Romance 1*** R T hri3er moots Lots Lots •4 ', BUY I PERSONAL SIZE PIZZA AND GET ANOMER FREEII P.. ( PRESE.'r' T H'S COUPON WHEN ORDEFING A PERSONAL S1ZC F(ZZA AND RECEIVE A SECOND PERSONAL SIZE PIZZA OF EQUAL VALUE' FREEt A Offer valid only at Please present before AJAX McDONALD'S ordering Ott222 Bayty St. Not lid with Jan. 31,19W PICKERING MCDONALD'S • Not valid with any other • offer 1360 Kingston Rd. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • FEELING THESQUEEZE4). ,-,.,. -, PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX MEMBERSHIPS HELP YOU , " sz TIGHTEN YOUR BELT! anC Fcgi::,m MEMBERSHIPS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! SQUASH TENNIS ,k RACQUETBALL �k HEALTH ,k SWIMMING CONNECT WITH A FRIEND AND SAVE �$ MAKE YOUR NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS A REALITY! FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT OUR FRIENDLY STAFF AT 831-1711 OR 683-6582 • . VES Los 25 V SA v� 7 Alok r VILLA( 'Full DINC �,E�r, tA3 r.`•.` r 0 �' r:. ,S Jam^.., .. ..�+�;,< ''�}^:. �`'•.'�'""�"� 1994 VOYAGER BRAND NEW Incl.: V6, auto.. p.s.. Q=� p.b,. 7 pass. seats. air cond., roof rack. reading lights, flood ., lights, dual air bags. mouldings, storage drawer & more. ?BUY FOR ' 1 7,888 1OR LANE 123668- NLY 112 CAR 1236p- - PLAN ACCLAIM BRAND NEW TRUCK OF THE YEAR! Incl.: 318. V8. 4 spd. ;n,,,. 2.' � eng;re. auto,., p.s.. p.b.. sliding window. ". •� p.s- p.b.. tilt, cruse. storage tray. step auto.. AM FM cass.. bumper, 7x' G mirrors. a air cond., alum. BUY FO 11,269 OR driver's air ba; & wheels, p. mirrors. more,. BUY FONLY 18,491 ONLY trunk rack. driver's �,-,r PLAN side air bag & more. Stk =A9078 BUY FOR 513,988 ONLY OR t12 CAA 11 167.—'_ ANE ansracnentinaranre.m.ouer i uu y Nor :=z 1993 r - Oilus y-- FIFTH AVE. MAKE AN OFFER! V6..._..: - - -: n ;:—;' 5e3' .. = . s:. - a,. 3U =N --ass Key ess ;:,*^,v were w^eels sec,:' y a arr" .cme, r•y ,-s. v3 "1 -'s 6-0-r- ance 0, wa"a"ava+,at*e 'K :4C2� t, .Is l'� MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr 4 Cy` d+' p s ;, C .�ckets Consoie Aft -'V ce,ay wipers air cond vanity mirrors duai hams plus more Balance of factory warranty available Stk P3914 y 1993 '� CONCORDE MAKE AN OFFER! ti'C. a, !C c s CrusE. a r cord lea" C seat. AM 1`:V cass w equa'izer. 16. a uheel rr. wpkg c. sea' Key-ess entry & mere. Sa a-ce of factory warranty available. Stk. P4CC' _ ... t 1993 `— CARAVAN -`` s LE WAGON MAKE AN OFFER! 3.3 L. V6. auto.. p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., p. minor, p. seat. tilt/cruise. AWJFM CD player, 7 pass.. wichild seats, sunscreen, art -lock brakes. full size spare. alum, wi sport handling. air & more. Balance of factory warranty available. Stk. MI TED TED HAZEN wK.LMYsoH waLAYBON SR. MART= L 3: FA:iYONI9l El! 1993 EAGLE - a.a0° MtLEs TALON TSI ONLY MAKE AN OFFER! -_ _ szee_ -_A 7V ez—a'Zc. pcwe, 41110WS. iocKs —r'ors. a, ccrC'.0^ y. cr.1se. lea' w'cer D,us "a"' ex''as --a'a-ce C''ac'C wa"3 ^J ava ,a..e --------------- 1993 r _ , CHRYSLER oNLY ,s,Z°° """�s INTREPID MAKE AN OFFER! 4 cir a 3 Yo a,,c r s ; c H A p do r :OCKS p "..r'. rs tilt. cruse AM FM cars . rear cnilo seat. message centre air cord StK P3989 Balance of factory warranty available =. °{ 1989 PLYMOUTH GRAND -• VOYAGER SE MAKE AN OFFER! V6 engine. auto. transmission, tilt, cruise. air cond., console. overhead console, p. rear windows, two tote paint, running boards, pmracy glass. W.S.W. radials. roof rack and more. Only 6000 miles. Balance of factory warranty avaiiable. y —s� JY IC' LEONM WOODCOCK YeEuror PK:I(ARKAFID 11 nm tHE NFWSADIIII SER, WED, JAf4UARY 19, 19%-PACE21-A • 0P.j , 1994 DODGE 1500 BRAND NEW TRUCK OF THE YEAR! Incl.: 318. V8. 4 spd. auto,., p.s.. p.b.. sliding window. ". •� 40/20 40 seat, rear storage tray. step w1 �Inr bumper, 7x' G mirrors. wheel trim rings. BUY FO 11,269 OR driver's air ba; & more,. BUY FONLY 18,491 ONLY t/2 TRUCK TRUCK ,,, �,-,r PLAN COLT 4 DR. BRAND NEW spd auto.. p s r., radiS PBp. paCkage, cirth spat & ^moire, Stk =C -86f2 FINA NCINO AVAILABLE BUY FO 11,269 OR 522584* A.:-, 1993 ACCLAIM MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr 4 3_._ r _ « _ _.sc _- _ __- -.- _Orsce AM -"M cass c rn;r'crs & mere Balance c' facto-, Na—art., a•Ya table Stk P4CC;, 1993 CHRYSLE TOWN & gam_ w p, COUNTRY MAKE AN OFFER! V6 auto ; sea' -:'S paver sunscreen glass *atrer seats ,uac seats pace: Stk = 4 Balance cf factory warranty available 1993 - f CHRYSLER DYNASTY L E MAKE AN OFFER! 4 or 3 3 L engine auto transmission power *il prAer doer locks. power mirrors tilt. cruse AM FM cassette 4 S gib' 'adials cloth seats & more Stk. P3927 Balance of factory warranty avaii&e 1992 TRACKER �y 19,60 �„ES TS1 4X4 MAKE AN OFFER! 4 cyl., automatic, p.s., p.b.. air. AM/FM cassette, aluminum wheels. cloth seats, soft top, full size spare. Plus more. 1 owner. Stk. #T9214A. I PAUL DWAYIE DONNA DOM DAVO ANNE BILL Bow SRT PICKAND PICKARD ARSEN"T wWANSON HEARD w111.11hil N HOBBDEN nvci co E rirth of 41111 6E %A UU111 SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY PLYMOUTH .5358 AND EVERY NIGHT CHRYSLER AND Services PAGE 22 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, RED. JANUARY 1% 1994 Quantity Means Ouality - advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This Week (576-9335) and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (798-7672) Combined Pressrun of 102,000 every Wednesday Ajax -Pickering- . - - �� Week ... Whitby This' CLASS/F/EDS576x 9335683-5110 0,e 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. till 5:00 P.M. 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help Courses starting now: ' Word Processing • Programmer Analyst ' Computerized Accounting ' Computer Maintenance Il.'cllllologl 'Microcomputer Business .applications _= �1 '==E :sa ZZ ---- )MR BI;SINTESS CAREER STA KIN HERE OSHAWA 434-8585 Is:a 1C p,aza 560 King St A VICTORIA COOUITLAM - VANCOUVER • BURNABY • SURREY • EDMONTON • SASKATOON WINNIPEG MISSISSAUGA - TORONTO NORTH YORK • NEWMARKET • SCARBOROUGH KINGSTON OTTAWA - MONTREAL • LAVAL • LONGUEUIL • OU ES • HALIFAX CDI Career Devefoomerlt Institutes Ltd ALOETTE COSMETICS OPPORTUNITY SOCIAL Saturday. Jan 22 10 a.m. - 12 noon at Gallantry s Banquet Hall, Pickering Town Centre. 'Meet the President of Akoette Canada' Find out how an Aloette career can benefit YOU! Call 427-8021 for details 110 General Help Teter-a'keiers WITI" Or ii experience WorK r.or ne .or for! o` yo.,' none Inco—e wt Pe,,ranent Dote -m Call 420-8931 CUSTOLIER SERVICE STRATEGIES This 30 hour course is of special interest to managers and those responsible for developing and assessing service strategies within the firm. The program is applicable to most sectors as it deals with the management issues related to Customer Service. Dates February 14 - March 24, 1994 (no classes on March break) Days Mondays and Th unxtays Times- 7:00 - 10-.00 PM Dart by Durham Region ACT training offered by DIAMOND MANAGEMENT =Dlanan -•» INST/TUTE (416) 427 -1922 N Imolementina Self -Directed Teams Jan 25 1994 N ISO 9000 v Jan 26. 1994 ti Using Financial Statements Jan 27. 1994 ti Interpersonal Communication Jan 28, 1994 Human Resource - Legislation Feb 8. 1994 Health and Safety - Legislation Feb 10, 1994 Se's oars -jr `rorr; 8.X AM snare to ' 1:00 AM. Ooffee. juice. muffins et:. are Included. =or details or to regisre-:all 427- 7922 or 7-80G- 268-3339 Eligibility Criteria: Applicants for these programs must be empioved or ser`-emplcyea and ,tving or woriung in Durham Regan 3'6 : -e ez 37 DteN•m PAVon i up is al JL• A detailed program allowing a student to become proficient in the various features involved in the basic operation of %ord Perfect. The program is for employed individuals looking to enhance their skill base. A complete spreadsheet package enabling a student to design, create and utilize their skills within an office environment. Any employed individual may apply for this particular program. CALI.TOINQUIRE ABOL,TSTART & FINISH DATES. Eligibility Criteria • All Part Time training is open to individuals who are presently working. • Pre qualification evaluation will be done at the school. • Some courses may require prerequisites. Training for the above Durham Region ACT Courses offered by: VJ) CDI CAREER DEVELOPNIENT INSTITUTE 11 The Island Plaza 560 King Street Rest Oshawa, Ontario L I J 7J (905) 434-8585 A A-1 'T} _ �AL• i• - DURHAM REGION ACT r A LETTER SHOP/ MAILING HOUSE has an immediate opening for an experienced set-up person with a mechanical aptitude for a variety of mailing machines. Appiy in writing stating skills and qualifications to File #6146 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 7L5 MUSIC TEACHERS required for store in Pickering. 1. Piano - Must be able to it"orovlse 2. WOOdwlnds - Sax. Clarinet 8 F ute. Call Lou 683-6267 $2004500 WEEKLY Asse-10 e _-=.n s all ~c -le Easv' No Selling ��- re oats ower. F Ny g..ara'neec tic exoener-ce necessary Call 1.504.641.7778 Ert. 100 -24 hrs. APPOINTMENT BOOKERS WANTED • No .Mug invareaa Fos A prt-ase awl • No exprrnos nsc-, hrl banug rovded. Hourly wpe Pius btanums pmhve, adko he WAV OM" otOy For nMrmis call Frhna 428-2010 F;1' -t ne covers (3 yrs. exp.?, dean abstract, star. medtatery. I C C and cange,ous goods card an asset Cal, Pnoen,x Pius (806) 433-3867 SOC King SL W., Osnawa In spare time, oy opening a lm bank acot! Leal how. Call amazing recorded message for complete details. 416.631.4700 PRYDE Learning Centres Inc. requires ECE for Ajax location• a contrwC position corniT eming Feb. 1994. PWage call 430-8996 by Jan. 25.10125S4) CONCERNED at:out your heaith, financially and oersonaly? Earn extra income ana RESIDUALS sharing pure anC safe water wam friends, lamely ana assocates. Carl 420- 893,.(Tr) ATTRACTIVE people requ red, outgoing, personabre ana wilting to make money. 20 years of age or Older prefarrec. ;:0• more 1ormat,on. ca!'23-9842 1012094; EARN 1514.15yveekly, mailing Wirers film 1101 ie Guarantees. Canaa an C0mpanes 24 rr. 11011me ;4161 631-4791 ref 878J. LOCAL steel warehouse rraru'acaturer requires office oerso^ to ass st sa es. purchasing. etc Canddaie mus: " ave computer emenenoe. ex. '_uteri math SKtlis and abe to ^anCle a great variety Of tasks a^C resor)nsrbntl9S A)0,y .r cont,dence to P,!e 86145 Oshawa T.i15 Week. P.; 5,) 48:. Cshawa, Ori 1„ - 5 .et t .. r_ _ . . , . 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 CAREER OPPORTUNITY 'The People's Franchise" Stan your own business, no capital Investment. Immediate cash flow. Start right away, get the facts recorded message. 668-8450 10 General Help 110 General Help The Durham Board of* Education N% ill nominate one representatl� e to the .ajar Public Libras Board to coniplete a three scar term ending No%em- hcr 30. 1994. Interested persons should �ubmjt an application to: %1ary Brown. ('ommuni- cations ManaLer. The Durhanl Board of -duration. Ro,,sland Road I -Vest. Osha%% a. Ontario L I J 113. Applications tnu�l he :-crei�CLI no later than ilrida%. Januar\ 2S. 1994. THE U OF W E� pTlOf'' MACHINE OPERATOR neeaed for Dusy emorolaery company m Pickerrg. Experience air asset. Willi train the right person. Some lifting up to 7/0 lbs. required. Call 420-8338, ask for Allan General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help WANTED SUMMER COUNSELLORS 1994 The Eastview Boys' and Girls' Club Is now accepting applications for summer employment Qualifications: Must be 16 years of age Background in leadership development and counselling Aquatic Instructor's certification an asset Apply Easiview Boys' and Girls' Club !or application 433 Eulalle Ave. Oshawa. Ont Attention Su•nmer'994 Resumes to accompany all applications Cnly triose applicants chosen for Interviews will oe ^cntacled A UNITED WAY AGENCY Ne �,•ra^• J "a 19 ^.^7•e75 7r DeCGie wCn nC ca^ "'? ^ 40C stores earning 5300 CC W, 00 pp, weel, 20 hours As- ycursel these questions before you apply' Are you working full-time and •per; ex+•a ncor-e'c rake ends meet or get aril Do you currently won, '., ..:.me in One of'he'oixorl areas Government • Restaurant • Medica - Retail • Au1Cr^otNe • La^dscar •ng • Custorp• Service 5anK ^g • _egal • 4ta^Pac'u^ng • Ma ^lenance Rea Gate • Cons,.!! ng • Accourning Are you a college c;-Oe^t *DI- ^r- rc,r war •' :ugr schoo -+ave you Meer aid olf a^(, *cu,: hale wens ca^ '-e ltd you lina'cu time emccy•^e^t n yc.!.arc ar'et' Are you cos ^c 'o won• rc.• way nt0 a large rte!ratcna v -^ew^ and Dossb y re cons.derec'of a',j67re-a^aigl ••ainee p^.srcr ) .ou arswe•ert yes'o ary cf '^e aDcve aueslcrs ••p^ ycu .d' 11 a^ apo carcn we- „.r l^y Ne are �cane.ng r :his area anc cu••e^•y ^eec to^'.re -,ec -.as _ .s:o-*, Sales ane Sanwa Rec•ese•-atives %o expel -ecessar, Phone 723-341, or send esums to 600 Grandview St., unit 12, Oshawa L1 i SP4 Ar G Davril 120 Office Help :,areri or separated or ovorCBC w' :^ree yea's w0.4 extx once. you ay qua, "y `o• -alta. asswance, or it you are _ ,o•-5 and ^,ave •ecert'y beer ,iC of'. yon ay q-.:a!rty for'•am. -g asssta^ce D P CERT 01 S. worooe•lect. D -Base. �1o•C. Ac-Dac. Bec'ord. x„101 ':e^:urd. Pagerni --a•va•c. Cors'. Con -o -'e• rogramm,rg and S ys;e• s A.ay*!. Cobol. Pasca; and C. Vac.^torn, O..art Express anc „st1.10, •^am Bus cess Cor•1p„1er College. 427.301C Sales Help 130 Agents THE 'Ac ^a'„re saiespeoc e Commiss.ol good aicl arc Dome skills v,.st nave a w• ^,g-ess 10 work -gr nccl Dote^: ai Ca 656-4986 COLESCE --c in Canada. 23 ,ea• c : �o•->Pa-r ^ trio ..S are oo.t rig 'Or ec eserta::ves and -a-age's Seil,rg cy caiaog.e or ^oma snows - �mgere a -c e pay w._a• =•e•r "f0•^a:.o^ Dool tali .rich. Rey^ 5^a va^age•. ^deperoanr, 1-519-63-2638. • THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., JANUARY 19,1994 -PAGE 23-A 10 General Help EXPERIENCED E.C.E for pre - schoolroom Deliver !esumei lo: KINDER CORNER. Whitby betweer 9 a.m -4 p.m :012594) $370/WEEKLY possible at home S rrp.e easy pleasant work ;or rformation send qt plus S A S E to Heather Noyes. 613 Ludgate St , Peterborough, K91H 2B9 (020894) ADULT carvers •-eeded tour ,jaysper woeK. Tuesday. VV ednesday. =•day and SaLdOdy Musl have verxae. Call 683-51'7 �0�23941 HIRING arractrve persons for e;:or e.o•ic dancing agency 'rust oe '8.. no experience ,ii carr, big $33 Ca!', cont fierce io 6?3 5.55 •1. rX, ORDER DESK Wallcovering distributor in east end of Scarborough requires BILINGUAL person fluent in both English and French for order/entry customer service position. Please forward resume by fax 281-5546 or by mail to attention of Danielle Ryan 90 Venture Dr. Scarborough, Ont. M1 B 3L6 ricAur riy rcG„ res a Secretary to worts n a fast -paced environment The Individual must be proficient in Word Perfect 5 1 and Lotus 1-2-3 (now edge of `,"Joro Perfect 6 0 a W roows E:r':Ironment and ability to work �n a Network System would be an asset Testing wl,i be necessary Respond with resume to- McDermott 3 Assoclates L., -i *,ec. 1305 Pickering ParKway, Suite 704• Picker ng. Ontario L1 V 3P2 Anti.: Mrs F. Dugas We thank a applicants and advise that only those considered for employment will Ise contacted 120 Office Help 120 Office Help The Tech -Met Division of Emerson Electric, a leader in the electrical mechanical field, is currently seeking an experienced and enthusiastic Individual for: BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE The successful candidate will answer customer Inquiries, expedite orders. prepare invoicing in a computerized system and co- ordinate delivery needs. Applicants must be bilingual (French English;. with at least two years customer service experience, accurate data ertry and typing skll!s and an excellent telephone manner. We offer competitive salary and benefit package. "erested candidates should forward their resume to: Mrs. LDale Jackson. Emerson Elect„c Canada Ltd.. © 5559 IlIgnwa v 48. Marl O tar c EMERSON L 3 P 3.;3 Fax 905 7 ,:,3C tic prone ca is ;,!ease. We thank all acoi'carts out cr'y these oeing cosldereo 'or GCr er' Nlii op, CCr'.actec. 134 Sales Help v Agents :, a se ^g cage' air: -slue,-^y se-, ce -edds _ 10-ali •: 666-5236 -- SALESPEOPLE yc ec to cr•a. ore( . ige. co ss o^ Vag c -a's 576-9526 "2094 EARN -c 'o S'5C a day t'.a^ . :rc..s D':!. _.^s. Cal 'O• "none 'or•-iiI ;eave a•-lessage C 3e” NC ^', ,'25-, SELL IT NOW CALL 576-9335 or 798-7672 HOME f3 BUSINESS Don't Forget Oshawa Whitby This Week b Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Cal I 576-9335 "W - ��s��►33s -SERVICES - 79&7b72 Business Driving Schools Services BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Soeclauzing In small ousmess accounting, bookkeeping, payroll and government remittances. LOW RATES. Call Denise Moots FOR last, dependable assis- tance we your secretarial, er- rand and chore requirement. Call Margot's Secretarial and Er- rand Service. (905) 579.4594. C12394) ILLUSTRATION, cartooning. 9•aon,c design. advertising. 3..s,ness or personal. Reasonable rates. Also lessons available. Randy Timms. (905) 728-7055. ITF ) TYPING available, com- outenzed Wad Pertect. Lotus, 1.2.3. Resumes, letters and reports. Pict up and derl avaiable. Please call 686-4504. Catering Catering for Families, Parties, lir Special Diets casseroles, soups,stews, salads & t s 'Lasagna 5 lbs $12.50 delivered 420"1909 S III B Driving Sdool 10 lessons $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-up & drop off 287-3060 7 dar week Handyman CONSTRUCTION honor and ertterlor repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and Heart professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 686.1913 S.C.G. Construction ltd. - quahty exterior ano Interior renovations, repairs. additions. desigrvbuild bars and cabinets. Ail workmanship guaranteed and insured. Contact Gary 839- 0984 (Tic) HANDYMAN - all kinds of cleaning, snow blowing and moving ;obs. Pick up and delivery. Call Larry at 655-8782, (011894) Gardening, Health, Beauty Landscaping DIET NO' Weight Loss YES! Doctor formulated. lose up to 16 abs. in 30 days. 697.2410 or FIREWOOD IALL HARDWOOD) REE REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS. PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FREE ESTIMATES CALL ROB 428-5700 208-7570.;012094) Home F and M WINDOWS &DOORS INC. Sawn A plus reps Cal af4"0 we do repae on to" Home Improvements CITY LIMITS DRVwAL:.TAPING METAL STUDS • PANTING T -BAR CEILNGS BASOR IS, IIIJ0 D011S, SMO STOREYS, A0 Mix SER 428-2145 M &N CONTRACTING Basement xpts-eedwona bedroom s, fyamitg, dKil plUflill drywslL Corel tile, 30 yrs experence Very very n.s, 1, pnte 428-9112 Ml TOTAL Renovators ca•penCry. ory'wa.1 !ape arc Dain! are greai seas E■parts at orrging old paces oats 'o to =or tee est,maie. :.a a^ ^ 6 9 0985 020494 WE Care -ome Repan ro go too sal,. -rate i i,st and call 43438'9 Seniors olscourts and tree estimates. it) t 19941 ---Home Home ImDrovements Improvements AJAX _-•,wa ca- SABER Co^t•ac ^g a s_soe-cec ca ^.9s. =crca ca•oe-'•, and :-ors cel.ngs. c-ywa lap. -g. 'el enova: ons. a^o a -ova: o^s No 0o :lac oa;n ops. -:orae ra,r:enarce sma or :oc cg -z-y. 603- er-efge-cy se!v ce :074 0-2i794 e., ,s^ ^g. w^a tyrwo•A COMPLETE basemen: g.,a•a^.oeo 15 yea's •erovauons. cair,rg, adaruons. experience. 6862915 .TFE=G •oof ng, ow pr.ces or 'ree Moving, esti-atec. Ca,I Ea, 619-'505 e"e'.: a -i age air 012094; Storage COMPLETE plumbing and D'orr0: 0^5. Open 195 •enova:ions Emergency service. bathroom and kitchen remodeling. Al work guaran- teed and 'nsi.,red Reasonable ,aces Cail -on^. 430-2754 '020894r DRYWALL.:ac;ng. boarcmg. studs and --oar ceilings. spray stucco. olaster Ili dor professional service at COrri : ve Or,ces. ca! 301 at 432.8409. Housecleaning Housecleaning I GAILLIND , MAID SERVICES FALL SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi- weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and pro service for over a decade. I (Fully bonded and Insured) 683-7515 Painting, Decorabng ALL c•D ca ^. ^g 3^c --' ape^^lents. J'r'ces. cettages Wa,ipa.'1er,ng, stucco ce- ngs EUROPEAN me speca;st will renovate your bathroom or kitchen wails as well as floor :lies 20 years experience Goof references and sat sfaction guaranteed. For *roe estimates. Dykstra. 725-4913. ;'F; QUALITY work Dy `amen am son team We,, exper erred. ^a.•d wor-k -g. Renoval ors, anon ors oecns etcCa i s to, a t•ee es, ale 571-•263 &n or Roo, Os^awa -=A._ RENOVATIONS naserni Da'^•oors T -0015 arywa Da:ntmg. cerar•1c ! lies all wont g.aranteeo and -surae Reasonable •ales and free estimates Dave. 728.2587 . car sea. -s-•eo ='ee a^a ge^e•a ecaf 201. Cs - es: mates. ow a!es Ca '28 co,,nt •or se- CIS _ow rates '62C ;C12194, Ca!! C^_,:K. 404-9669 ;0'2194; AJAX Nov ng Systems toll PROFESSIONAL Da.-: ^g 8 se,vice,s. moves. am,,a,ce anc Wa,.paper ng NO oo:00 smdi. c a^o spec a vs 'a! •ate or ca aryl e. 430.2595 -o-,;y We -ow ^ave -ea:ee Party or stage „- is '.ow 0'.e• rig 'ree bores w':^ ove Oa•l a!-. cad Services soec a ;:a•' ng a: 399 a-� ..c Ca, *or n•or•^awr 274005 MAGICIAN HARRY.O- THE -MOVERS e"e'.: a -i age air J.e Gy �' S"a we :, •- JC�dS O` 3 •'^Ca,s ^e'^a:' C•ee es* -ales, se^crs D'orr0: 0^5. Open 195 asco-^• sno^ ^O•Ce '-loves '-rC-asWs vagi $no*$ a•e D anos rovec Co-c.vaD a "" ei!_ce neo 639-7057 or .c •a!es Ca' 432 2850 ;-F 728.833( MEN w'^ a -go t!uc. w c0 RABBIT w s we 1 .c ng -*ove. 'g` e`er s :;a^ as aro o se^o c es ce^ a . all occasiors. nave my ow^ �mr,e•ca! A rues of -novas rnWclar Ca,l Erne. 668-4932 Ca.. Ca a e 42'-2856 Plumbing Journeyman Plumber No job too smal • Faucets. showers. baseniwtt lea -+rooms. we bars. ac. Any renovation or a"on Daynme 427.4269, Fume 427.9209 Ask foil Tom Snow Removal & BACK HOE SERVICES. SNOWED IN? LET US DIG YOU OUT 683-1397 .0 .. .. .. , , 0 .. , , , ir to I , l . . .. � 4 , l � 1. 1 1 . - . . 1 3 , - . I . PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVEWrISER, WED, JANUARY 19, 1"4 ........... 0 Articles - 00 - Automobiles -00 Apartments 0 Apartments Apartmients 130 sawAg "er Oft' 130 sa"lig"entps' 205 Firewood 22 For Sale 3 For Sale 4 For Rent 40 For Rent 400 For Rent rill rewoo . s s an il � Ain room, Match - pallets. delivery available. Call ing coffee and tamp tables. W I911S Nissan Mcra. must sell. evenings only 430-9013 (TFN) colour console T.V. Moving leaving country. Great condition FIREWOOD mixed seasoned Sale. Excellent condition $1000 certified. Call (905) 728 - hardwood, 4 x8 06" lface cord), $ 1200. Call 427- 7743. (012594) 1420� (012194) $1 00 delive red and stacked BEAUTIFUL as new. Lady's full 1062 Cell auto, as is, $500 Ask- to Sensors Discount. Call length fur coal. shadow lox and o,b,o-Call 668-6365. (012094) 431 7777. 012294) ooyol only $1400. Call Hope. DATSUN B210, as is or for 205 -75 R14 Lill -6% SIOC 432 1961 (012594) bans Great little car Some 210 Rea market Articles body work needed. minor falei mo� 230 Wanted cai woblem. New lires. exhaust system. orai oads. alternator. DRYER GE heavy duty, good GORGEOUS Do' houses. -lini. $130 o.b 0� Call At at 885-0716 working condition. S150 839- WANTED hardlop for 1990 JF) 7279 �012394) - Jeop YJ. grey preferred. Poll LEASE to own vehicles, 1980 22 0 Articles sible with rear defroster and wiper, reasonably priced CaJI 1 , 985. $345 down. no interest, no For Sale 705-835-6223. (020194) Credo checks. 686-7428 or 686- sial on all inventory 280 Lost & Found 3775 kTF) AJAX Pickifring Appliances - no fully WANTED Leaf and Blue jay Tickets at lace value Call Br uce Automobiles offer refused. ,,jaranteed Recondit-oned -4400. exl 207 � TF) at 579 - 305 Wanted appliances Come make is a WANTED Choi 'rom ,he Ad Miller Skin Hair Care Preparations Jeal 427 6784 467 Aresil vantage chore system. -nodel a at the Pickering Town Centre ill S Afax jr) CK -,It Please call 579-4400 TOP innol good jsed cars or UP *o 25.000 books evil ised. 2!k_fOr LII ',`T�L ___ :rocks -ree scrap oick up. in - 'ale. $2. eacni guy, sell. ',ade Garage Yard lorg,ound towing. Call 24 Ins. 60oks 'Ind pets wanted, ar lil Bill, 905-683-7375 TF) j,al l 14 g- 250 S Duld. Sl E Sales - 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help Whitby (0,2594) An Apartments ANIIQUES DmedeConbancir. BODYSHOP MANAGER Experienced nody shoo ,marager required for busy Genera! Motors dea!el in Whitby. For confidentia� interview cal! Don Switzer orl Peter Sc-�oerri at 686-1566 Toronto), 668-5846 or Fax res"ji a* 668-4379 �ol :l call tall chairs. 1,9l 'abie. Oak Cupboard. Iresser and vanity both w mirror I -no -0'0 Je". 428-2514 01 1694' 3ILLIARD 'acies Differ, Slate loo, lao-es Sh�-Iefpl Card Tables. A,r -4ockey. Dans Call )l Game Room Store. GARAGE SALE spaces available. Every Sunday. Rick - 427-0744 For Rent AJAX - very attractive 3 Ded,00- nriam lloor, well rriall 'a led ard decorated. 5 Ipp:,ances. storage shed. Irivale fenced yard with in. j!0ind ool �: ose 'a all SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool. snooker table, games room. tennis courts. exercise room, laundry facilities and covered parking. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 571-3522 AJAX 55 FALBY COURT 2 bedroorr apartmert in family building. Air condliorring. broadloom, 2 appliances. laundry 'acilities, saunas and exercise room. underground parking includec, call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 Sat. -Sun 12-5 OSHAWA - large bright two bedroom with balcony in small quiet building with laundry facilities. $678 per month in. cludes parking and utilities. First/last, references. Call Torn or Edith. 430-0339 for appol ment to vow. Building address: 25 Mill St. (Simcoo/401). �020394) AJAX - Oxford Towers. quiet building, close to shopping, 401 and Go. Two bedroom apartment, Jan 1, Feb 1 and March 1. Call 683-8571 or 683- 8421 If 8 p.m. (TP) WHITBY - two small bedrom apartment. second floor. suitable for working couple. $650 inclusive. Available nwriediaftely. Call 509-9913 or ;368-2002. M12094) PICKERING *wo bedroom :)asement Ivartmeni lor rent. ,aparale erit,ance. $775 nonthly, inclusive. Call 420- 0376 or 839-4856- (012394) OSHAWA - One, two and Three bedroom apartments available at 900 & 888 Glen St. Utilities -iducted Fil required. Call ,28-4993, (012894) PICKERING Whites Rd.,Finch, arge x ., ous basement ipariml two bedrooms. no )els Nor, smol Pirst/last. B800 incijs;ve 337 1955. ilneri,'.les. on a quiet street. )12394� 595C nclusive. Cal! 427-7409 905 420-6113. (021594, - 1123941 BEAUMARK -licrol s, 25. 260 Arts & Crafts AJAX South - furnished. clean - o,w a,c -,el sill berge. 00, M. -le, Dorsal 'el - Ine --adroorin oase-ent S 125 . NaC *eCerver and C D DUPHAM ical new li $50C. Lynx driver golf set. new. ties' oll �40 ,parale erirance. oa,li $20C. arwn-x)wl new $100 �'l exr,lb,ti 14.000 sq 'I at �n,� S hare laundry, non smill Goodyear. c32 l adals, q_o crafts lil 25 26 V600 riciusive ::irstial avail - 205 -75 R14 Lill -6% SIOC Oshawa Civic Aidlonum Also able cea, 1 427-7596 011891 3-aricn, M7 naa:: -al bike -1,ch-ni 4 :l March 1.9.20 LARGE. bright. two ev*. two S50C 619-9050 012594, =Xn!t:l ca 434-5531 bell 3asemeof apartment MOVING Sale dining ol set GORGEOUS Do' houses. -lini. lea, Ds!nawa Cer!,&. available 0 11 -a-, at"@, Tems Cal, atire '�rru,o and accessories �eb 1 S695 -norrThly. j!ilri 905, 509-29-5 072*964; Too cut@ for words 905) 331. and aundry lal included PIANOS GRANDFATHER -1 536 atter 5 a 12'94) 666-94630yon-ngs 1011693) c" s �7`0_"c c"' - - BLOOR SIMCOE �arge two PICKERING ,, licial one sial on all inventory 280 Lost & Found Delclol 4 Dice !Ialh. sitting jar 3' Pianos. rent o all dol ool �w l and F, "71111 . separate entrance. $550 ap! sze. jol grand. �.l FOUND luse --irStlas! 420-4252 C,DC-,S -roe .1, W, 2091 Ashley Manor For Seniors 40 KITNEY DRIVE, AJAX 1 bedroom apartment Newly decorated Fully broadloomed Conveniently located to shopping. transit, amenities Resident's recreation Club $543.00 per month Outdoor parking $10.DO per month January Occupancy COLBORNE OnT. - two bedroom aparl-li balcony. appliances. oarking. Large play area. $543 + ,fillies Call 905-344-7317. 1112794) OSHAWA central. charming. �ery clear one bedroom plus arge lott. large kitchen. fridge. ,love. separate antrancle. wall to wall carpeting. Ga.. all vilifies ncluded :lots welcome S550 -o,!n'y Cal 430 2220 012594) AJAX oright spacious one ,)ed ol basement apartment. ,eparal e en! rance - contra! ocalion. all appliances Call �;86-8921 afflof 7 p m � TP) AJAX close to anerniti one I le - Mullen �;, I.roa. Ail ease Call basement apartment, il an:t so! -c Toloo 331-0645c)r420-!567 011.994 AJAX one bed'oom basement :'Aro wall 433-'491 Tc) a aop.,an-cl sepa,a,e - LOST -14chsVil area. ioal a, Go ous -owe, 03 n entrance. Ssoo mon!l'y OAKPINE -.l vViny i . 4c,lan r -,ei bright. onvale entrance. - . I r TEXPERIENCEL) i�*Cnoz )c - Day --are Car �il O's ci� Drilal S aides! and arl a K e 0 0 S op aceatale snap s n of s seprr-) auril and air con. - ull tis n" ded Ava laole 33FALBY OURT nc usive rst last No pets. Ava,aitbe immediately i 9o5_ 00, M. -le, Dorsal 'el - 16 0 ,ar.lac!jr9,s s o* se,,ng Rovil 427 9288 01,994) intmed,ately $525 :)e, cl Two bedroom tarlittly bedroom basement apannirent. Iasi. $676.32 monthly Plus 170 9292 �012594) :).r�a- cog -i Im, - - Wanted ASSISTAKT'RE�^EP-101fl 3�� to cart aSK ng S225 Ca 985- apartments in LIVERPOOL SAYLY al PICKERING V 11age - one - v6*4- 0snawa Vill ThrS m IT&C, ?o -,ne oull Eg 5 oaok LOST Wes� Shore and 3-ayry Sa-x)yeqd -us^y, -il non smoker crotel Ca 427 5445 012,94 building. Air conditioning, broadloom, ')S"awa PICKER114G lill Sheppard. ill -dloo- vill 0 ao. 48,, Oshawa _jii 30 o w c w eill and 4 --rea, ail sell nnenia, value altacineo Nwool -ind Well Rif casomen, in includes aundry. cable, oaril laundry. atc. own $750 cob oedrol bed coll base -el 7�5 012594 ::hc.e- 7 nd 5 �n wil �;a, Wri :-alrs. S799 a Oak winle, 13 years oic I 'o�nd. - - BLOOR SIMCOE �arge two 2 appliances, laundry facilities and yr as! required C -a !:)us. r0i"Ovalled. very clean. trogo, HAIR C Sail be ow- 666-9676 :012594, dol ool �w l and F, o -ease call 837-5604 012394, 00 �!,00- - 4E -n! oudd underground parking included. stove. private entrance. parking. ass ii 'e". PICKERING jaycAre oci cl1a,,s S'429 Canrc-oaii Ol REWARD -aall. '0 -nial aid storage, laundry, Parill well No oets Call 683-2427 references. no pets Quiet area ::�cs, :,�a all A lcr "ax Cti Sise. nill scoloo agod $299 C�e, 20 Slain Choices ali Traditional female g,oy,biacl nuil -Wagoo Close to stores,bus, $743.00. Schools. near Transit. S,'OC --@-: a 428-39l _-2691: Cii ji-d one a_0%o- -36 Solid, no veneers WDOCw0l ng. 9C5-985-9774 missing since Jan 5,94 ast Vil $7,25 nil Go direct to 123 686-0845 weekdays monthly inclusive. Pirst,iasi AvaiLable ;:eb 1 905-509 2637 slove. Dl ol one '9 PICKERING --I,a,ce S511 Smoll lefereni 428 _;� seer ill collie o 3*or ST. W or call coll 4'6- CHOW c,Ds, "0 PaPiers Dw011s � 0 12394) 150 110s p. Medical _)ebbi " 7694 MOVING area, Greatly missed 57&-U74 M_ 54, 9� 3 1 1894) 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 P.M. WHITSY *nr" bedroom -nain Dental Day Care 165 kutiiilnihio Ca -e sl . Oil mrid,f'on ask, S350C l FOUND Wh I OS R 14 0 1, A., ^lie �-or* nal lornaw cal. WHIT, 'hil )ed-oom n C-0 U Bill .. dge. stove and Iff 4321 or r grils 434 76C�5 i 1,je orick "Ouse, $850 all riyoro ricludes n" wafer menis rent $650 morthly. central Oshawa. Great r �ea,&o, -ol -�Irll jini 1,11, 426- C= (012394, tso Si Oak serve, as. approx I 1 1 2 years old 3tue eyes 420-2332 �,112194 oaril $775 , it jiles ea. i Call 905-5M20`l 0125941 b- casement, seoarale entrance. air con . now,V ,rimo dla�e r. one bedroom basement apartirrel storal liasiter. dryer ridge. . stove OSHAWA - large bright one flowing. parking. no pets. First/ DENTA... WHITES 401 FINCH 'll; S,00 Onernia ol -8a - bedroom basement apannirent. Iasi. $676.32 monthly Plus 472-5434. Barbara. 10112194) PICKERING riliestsinoreBapy. Also 3 cled-ol $750 plus ASSISTAKT'RE�^EP-101fl 3�� to cart aSK ng S225 Ca 985- REWARD orl Old nOCK-ance LIVERPOOL SAYLY al PICKERING V 11age - one AVAILABLE mmed,alelf, - "YCIl 655-4120 �012394) FOR easopar, board. _Knc. ex- d,9, al a ages -'ime 4570 0'2'914: w- se�wa gold charnns -jcm el -ecoll wo oodrool, Dasemem apartment ')S"awa �39 Cutperl St . 'wo AJAX a,ge Incidel :*a 0wor a,. 3 1 Dili r 3efole 01 all*, ScIlool -arge 'e,cel oac-1 - - - VAMAHA o,ofess�ol upright sell nnenia, value altacineo Nwool -ind Well Rif casomen, in includes aundry. cable, oaril laundry. atc. own $750 cob oedrol bed coll S675 montri.lif jr1e ill, $575 sL Oel DaSement, separate All j ciles. sr�acl L,,ov,lec �,a-o Ara, area an 683-0-A fall all 1 1.:,I,os Available inclusive Frrsl 420-5,696 ' 1,rstLast yr as! required C -a !:)us. dintranoe. yand. laundry. 4 now Plexe :9 �40-e r, Re .wences all aoo ;1lisaisfi $3000 Bea�;tr�, call I ri�ng 0! " 9W $600 forithly. required �O 121941 s hopping. -lose No bels Cal; 430 appliances. air con.. Westiney. kn:__1 4 �;a 20-09l 3*2194 al sAl $!BOO ob�o Two SOLID cam ol fijrr,.:!jre, 50% No oets Call 683-2427 0134 TF) NORTH Oshawa large two -hivy 92 Nor smol 427.1 ' 536. xi� 430-1 M - -OVING avca-e a,a ab,rl cell sil roll rill * ell Pre Pets -Supplies- OSHAWA D,ie bod-oo-n 012594) 4�car-l '-Cgs. AJAX - $775 ncf�s,ve (oilgi - Exoel ,:"ST A c CPR ill %0-1 new -awei, 9 $375 paw ::,8-_So,� 290 Boar in slove. Dl ol one '9 PICKERING --I,a,ce S511 2327,(012194) large bright one - OSHAWA ava,iable - Day Care 160 �ea,&o, -ol -�Irll jini 1,11, 426- C= (012394, $30C 571_052-, :C21W ELECTRIC c orar.�,* SHEPHERD oics 3 'e-taies 6 pe mont-1. oel oase'rei apartment. -c lusrve C -ti good locator. private entrance. parking 4 b- casement, seoarale entrance. air con . now,V ,rimo dla�e r. one bedroom basement apartirrel storal Wanted OSHAWA - large bright one flowing. parking. no pets. First/ Fuance lill o,c, no capers. $50 sai ;�arll la�-Cy facflaes. no app li a n ces. aill 9 efinl $650 inclusive till bedroom basement apannirent. Iasi. $676.32 monthly Plus 472-5434. Barbara. 10112194) PICKERING riliestsinoreBapy. I all mell I �9(35-623-68i Per$ 723-1292 (011294) i m m 9 1 at e I y 267-6720 Sirricker,428 1639. '01194j4) central air. cable and utilities PICKERING VV- �les -ay-.i-e r -"y nome. 10nol !unch&s. Mode, ill bower supply 24C A -C K -Z ' ��" 2C ll 1 4 FOR easopar, board. _Knc. ex- THREE �ecroom apartment. (011994) ONE bedroom apartment. Included. Separate entrance. non smoker. fil $500 1-6 leq,lec I my Val snacks anc --C Receipts giver a HO boll -0' clearance Aso per i rider lil for ava ab,t, 71mocialely. large. WHITBY avadabl 1 One l included. non smoll monthly. 404-8335. (012094) home to, Two school age and i 637-2389 (C)'3094 30 NMD ' nylon a2 Heatex quality pleasure horse Call 655- two wako,ts treShly docarated. bedroom basement apartferil r preferred, first ulast required ONE bedroom basernent apart Pre scr'l References -:I=-AS-R;S ll As^ -g S3K 1 428 403C (012194 Iwo vp,ances. fenced garoer, triplex separate entrances. Mary Hillcroft area. S50C per moll available Feb. 1. Liverpool req,rilreld 420-9272 atter 6 p.rr LITTLE CH;�D 1,15" ext KX �'2594 PRIVATE s!aole seeks boarder. $80' , p,,;S u1:11teS Vill !Icy 430- parli iaunCry facillters, first, ml 432. (012094) Finch area. separate entrance. (0 12394 - CAR�7 --ave :le security of a 1;1-19 norne enl oni wr,, SOLID cam ol fijrr,.:!jre, 50% exce i 3&0, (01209l Iasi $595 monthly. 436-0253 NORTH Oshawa large two laundry, hyl included, $5bo LIVE -OUT Nanny. Vii The stl at or S�_30� e _ w ol orce. 9C5-509-356' racil Brool Call,655- CLEAN a,ge one bedroom Nor- (012194) bedroom apartment available a! Der month Call after 6 p,m. 420. pro'ess ona' couple l Exoel ,:"ST A c CPR atle, 6 o. C 12094 M Oslawa, -ew apliances. E L F MA E to share an elite two 385 Mary St. N Call 705-437 2327,(012194) reliable. fir civing nanny lo, ou* 754 5424 ;0'230-4 CARPET have se�eral '000 CHOW c,Ds, "0 PaPiers Dw011s launcr laoities. use of large t y 13 drloorriwalli basomen backyarc. reasonable rate ail ea 2924 evenings. (012194) PICKERING - Whros/Hwy 82. 1 two CNIorer. ages 3 and 4. 3 or 4 days Do- week. Flexibility. PICKERING -wy x2 9,ocil I a, yarcs 01 now S:ajni d or s -e $300 Call Days 668 ap men . hot tub fireplace l Call 579-1869. C1060 '10 401. shopping. TWO bedroom nice clean apart- 'or 1 2 bedroom basement Transportation. references 666- 01 1 two w1l: 00 caycare r 100% nylor carpet Ill Carpet living roor- for 4321 or r grils 434 76C�5 gyrin, (012594) scenic trail. Non smoker. no menis rent $650 morthly. central Oshawa. Great apartment. own bath. laundry 2942. l0*20W) l my "i steps to pa Pencoc our and nai! $36.0. Price inciudes carpet. cad and (012594: DOWNTOWN Vil in small pets. $400 per month. Available service and location. close to all available. Shared entrance. - - EMPLOYERS - are you yard ur.Ches and nacks . Receipts 686-1904, ?012394) installation, -3C yards- Steve. SHIM -zi, Pips. CKC approved, aparlrient building. large Two immediately. Phone 436-3505. amenities. Bus route. available single person preferred. Avaji able now. $450 inclusive. 420- sea,aching for a nanny. f416) 287-5072, tTF; first needles. Yet checked. bedroom apartment. $700 pei 1012594) immediately. Ran or Cindy, 432- 3048. (012394) housekeeper of corrigal Lei AJAX loving irril of 3 will JUDY'S Bridal Rel aflor- larlocied. 4 female. one male, month, everything included. OSHAWA Centre - beautiful and 7132.(020794) Mother and Child Employment � care for your Children. Two years (plus;, in my nome First aid. 'not caoie wedding gowns to buy or S . Cali 430-8084. (012094) 50D Ava: able Feb. 1. Laundry clean quiet 1040 q It. three facilities. parking. close to all OSHAWA - Ill bedroom 0 H015es; For 41 Agency help u I Phone 432 7C73 or page toll free (416) 559- lunches. CPR. lots of loyl 427. 1458 (011694 en'. ;Large sel.ecnon For appoinil call ijay. (905) ifir Autorn0bileS -inn bedroom top floor 3S unit apart - amenities. first/IaST. 905-669- intent building, laundry facilities. 4009or905-738-4`i74 `11- apartments available Feb. 1. $550 and $650, Fridge, stove, Rent 1 012594) 579A782. (012094) rOr Silaie j stove, new fridge, now oak strip parking, utilities all included. To GARDOEI#NE Pour s occuper Employment SNOWBLOWER - John D (012094) - OSHAWA - large bright one flowing. parking. no pets. First/ see. call for appointment, 1-905- ,J,;ne Dome title de 6 mots. 0 17 00 ' Wanted new. 24' 1992 Cutlass Supreme bedroom basement apannirent. Iasi. $676.32 monthly Plus 472-5434. Barbara. 10112194) cnez-elie. Non-lumeuse. never used. bade. - 200 including all taxes. 427- international. loaded, mint Harmony/Olive. Fireplace, 4 utilitles. Available now. Call 579- aqViances, central air. 0658. (012594) BY - one bedroom References. 427-9965. (102394) 6110 1012194' condition. high miles. must Sol. parking. Ail . . in . apartment. $550 monthly. two PICKERING - rorest/Brock area. loving daycare required in my horr"our horns. 4 days per week for two kindergarten Children at William Dunbar. Non smoker preferred. 839-5836. �012394) N~ required. live in, country nome, Pori Perry area. 4 children. excellent salary for ,ight person. Call 9D5-985-7776. (012594) RECHEIlItCHE gardenne Iran- cophone, pour s occuper de mes DRIVER AVAILABLE WITH LARGE CLEAN SEDAKSEEKS STEADY DAYT*& PAWkiPACKAGE DELNERY. HONEST, FEUABLF- CLEAN ABSTRACT. IL (90S) M2837 FOUR 1990 Nissan 300 ZX i6' Call Jim. (905) 420-3240. (012594) ia e e . . 4ujv a" inclusive. Call 420-2653, PICKIEFANG - Vilestshl Blvd- Large one bedroom basement bedroom apartment. $625 monthly. First and last required. factory rims, grey. $550 - Cal 1990 88 Royale Brougham (012094) - apartment. prefer mature Phone days 725-8911 or even. Ron, 436-7727. (012094) 0- - iijiumey Silipcilill ex. WHITBY - triplex. 3 bedroom fwIl Separate entrance, no ings 668-4016. (020894) INGUS apaminer. sized washer CON" condlilliel 4 dew. finly, apartment. large fenced yard, pets. non smoker. parking. 837 - ZAX . clean bright row two and dryer with stand. only 6 feeltilled, oWkft $10.0& CON share laundry facilities, close to 2309. (011994) - - bedroom basement. 4 months old. SM ___ As, MOw. 427-2341. (012004) amenities. No pets. S750 GREAT aparinnerit in attractive appliances. 4 peg. ol private mans lools. SW oJi Carnal 1987 Dodge Caravan. auto, .11clus ive. Available immediately. Firsivlast required. WhitbY building available March entrance. parking. pool. $725 35 mm Nikon, $200. Bed power Meeting. brakes Power I References. Call 430-9448 or I Two bedroom upper unit. S'750 hydro. Nice inclusive. Immediate. 683.4994 chesterfield, good oondillon, arrillm stereo. brar absokfiel 839-5900. (012094) + (dayQ or 427-4143 (after 7). SM. 576-4367 after 6 p.m. mint, 54.000 original kilometers. _ sighbourhood. close to all LARGE new furnished (012094) $6800 certified. Telephone Jim BACHELOR apartment. one amenities. Call Roben at 432. ill or Sue. 430-9119. (012194) bedroom basement apartment, 4581 for appointmerit. (012194) bachelors, two locations, WHit- Ziillillv - 111W new . newly movated, by and Pickering Vi4fage. Own Red Fox, lull length COX. size 12 1987 Toyota Corolla SR5 very clean, WHITBY - Regency Place entry in 6 plex, garden view. I A.Iiii Z It &1- 1, , . air -4 laundry, parking, cable close 10 Apartments - one and two 2 entants (2 ans. el 6 mol 4 jours par sernaine. Chez moll de DELIVERY. Call 1-905-753- 2246. (TF) a 0. .0. (012094) a rn Cassel SPOe . ' low sunrol ericellient condition, amenities. Non smoker, $475 bedroom aparments availab is p. -King, laundry, no pets, $550 and $650 inclusive. 901 preference. Non furneur. 205 Firewood Years Fitness Resolution. fruileage, ignition security looks. $5400. 66&6534. (012094) per month inclusive. Call 905- 404-8381. (012094) in senior complex, Jan. and Feb. Park like setting, appliances. all 2038 or 416-284-1618. (012094) References penda Tel. 427-2219 apres 7 428- house main floor, separate G"eW The Gravity Edge TM. Only BROOKLIN FIR 0 AJAX - large one bedroom utilities included. Call 430-7397 AVAILABLE irnmediately in P.M. two bedroom basement $498. save $60 off TV price. 60 1986 Olds Cutlass 3 seater basement apartment, close to (TF) Whitby apartment building. Spa - 0066. (011994) __ CAREGIVER required in my RREWOOD - excowl quality mil exercise video and workout charts included. Fast station*agon, 6 cylinder. Waded, $4595. 1985 Cadillac lake. available Feb. 1 S8Pal`aI8 - HARMONY/HWY 82 - three cious carpeted. newly painted apartment with balcony. Close home to look after a two yew old hardwood. seasoned, very dry. spin. nonest measurement, Fire delivery. Call 905-721-2084 or Sedan DoVl loaded. S5495. entrance, fireplace, laundry. V c . hydro. parking, non smiker. bedroom main floor bungalow. to bus and shopping. All utilities and 6 month old. 4 days a week. Retell a m -I Non ip with coZy heaT. FREE , oil free pager. 1-416-559-5438. �012591) 1987 Hyundai Excel, 5 speed. low kml S2495 1986 Renault, female preferred. $675. 428- immaculate home, quiet a rea. large lot. close to all amenities, included, No pets One bedroom $600 Two bedroom u . smoker. Days, call 427-2219 or DELIVERY. Call 1-905-753- 2246. (TF) - VENDORS wanted With home au o. 1.7L. clean. loaded 2214. 1012394) available Feb. 1. First/Lal S800 $700. Call 430-0134. (TF) COURTICE - two bedroom after 7 p.m. 428-0066. (011994) EW -OD impfavement and houseware $2495. 1985 Lazar Turbo. 5 HWY s21/Whiles. Large two . 50% utirliels. Call 723-5527, (012194) PICKERING - Li verpooliBapy. house main floor, separate EXPERIENCED reliable sitter BROOKLIN FIR 0 goods. Plea" Call 436-0477. speed, $2895 19M Escort, auto bedroom basement apartment. - - two bedroom basement entrance. large fenced lot with required to care for Two children. hardwood, soft wood, kindling. Bush and face cords, racks. Good location, (012594) - - - stationwagion, $2895 All cars candied. Brock Auto Repair and living/dining rooms, large kitchen, 4 Poe. bath, laundry. air, AJAX nice now one bedroom basement apartment. available apartment, walk to Go air con.. -entrance, storage shed. $800 monthly in. cluding utilities. First/last, ages 7 months and 4 years. Mon Whitby home oags. Delivery available and FRIDGE and stove. full size. Sales, Pickering Corner of separate entrance. parking, Feb, 1, Parking. cable. laundry, 1/3 oldies. Separate $725 per month. NO smoking. references. available -Fri in ou, 430-1307 pick up on weekends. gol Sears, $350 for the pair. call Brock Rd, and Taunlon Rd. 427. References. firsililaw. Woo . hydro included. No Pels. 683- Call 837-7814. (012394) immediately. 432-1 183. (012591 8797. (010794) 434-6615. (012394) 6110 (012194) utilities. 420-4584. (012094) D074. (012094) (012094) 0 Townhouses Townhouses 410 Houses 42 For Ren1420 For Rent NO down payment? Good creci Good job? You can buy for the price of rent. while prim and tales are dom . Call Doug or Brent. Community Financial. 668-6005. JTF) EAST Oshawa - three bedroom bungalow, Prefer working farinify, no pets. firsillast required. $775 monthly plus utilities. Call after 6 p. . 576-5493. (012094) FINCH/BROCK - Three �room house. fireplace. single car garage. fridge, slove. dishwasher, WW monthly plus part utilities. Great for family. Mike, 757-3142. (012394) PICKERING - Man and upper floor, 4 bedrooms, family room with fireplace, 3 bathrooms, laundry. a/c.. double parking, MONARCH MEWS TOWNHOMIES AJAX 2 & 3 bedroom townhouses in a family community with playgrounds Ball court Green space Newly decorated Fridge and stove 1 112 bath Single car garage and basement $818 & $850/month plus hydro 683-9269 eat -in klichen. separate Irving bedroom executive home, in- Jerry. .. - . too consuralions, Anubis Invest - and dining area, good location available innimediately. $1�;6 0 ROOMST 0 Aq Ho 500 0760. (012594 9 %F Rent For ale mcinthly plus utilities. 686-2093 34M monthly. Call after 6. leave S5.000 PLC only S50ortrionthly' (011994) OSHAWA - 3 unfurnished rooms AJAX - Townhouse. $124.900 - PICKERING - main floor. 3 lot rent in Cherrydown area. $75 beautiful 3 bedrooms. 1 112 bedroom home. appliances. air weekly. firstilast, includes baths. french doors, rec room. con.. parking, walk to GO. $825 laundry facilities. parking and all detactied garage with opener. rincinthly, share utilities. Avail. utilities. Working male or gas heat. good complex call able Feb. 1. 839-2301 (012094) temalle. available immediately Theresa Turner, 416-321 3536, - Call 576-0116. (012194) Associate Broker. ReMax OSHAWA - oozy three bedroom PICKERING - WhilesiFinch, Goonests Ltd Realtor (012094) bu ngalow, Rilson near 401 , non smoker/no pets, Available planning. gameness stopped Knot) Hill area. $750 . utililles. large furnished room. private PICKERING a must see. su- no appliances. firstilaw. Avail. ensuite, quiet. non smoking. Perb condition. two storey, 2100 able March 1. Call 728-1447. cable, laundry. parking and Sq t? . 40x 165 ft. lot. caicv. 2 112 (012594) swim pool. $450 monthly baths. master ensuile. close to TWO stofey, two bedroom 6 year old. N.E Oshawa. pa�w inclusive. 839-3668 (012194) all amenities 420 1936 AJAX three bedroom two - (012594) storey. large kitchen. Shared BUY a horne and I" secure - appliances. garage. rec mom, 450 ACCOMM. NORTHWEST Oshawa three fenced yard. $1050 monthly bedroom two stionry. 2 1/2 baths. plus. Linda Clarke, C21 Briscoe EXECUTIVE: home to share 2 car garage, two bedroom in - Estates Ltd., 683 . 2121 PKkering. WHIdes Rd N. Qui�j law apartment. quiet crescent. (012394) area. parking. cabi private $159.900 Phone Don, 725-9938 Phone line, 3400 per month. CAN leave mOSS39 e it not home. AJAX clean three bedroom Bruce. home. 837-2082 or work IT) I 25W) main floor of bungalow ' 4 appliances. lots of parking. 640-1611. (012194) Townhouses; laundry facilities. yard. Near PICKERING 401/Whifes Rd. S. 0 51 For Sale Harwood Mall. $800 - 50% New three bedroom. three INS) 427-M 2 utilities Available immediately bathroom home by conservallon PICKERING uxi.,ry tree hoid RENT REBATE FOR area. 4 appliances. parking. townhouse, 5 years old. 3 QUALIFIED TENANTS Call share all facilities. Non smoker. bedroom. 1 1�2 baths. garage. (416) 696-8735. (011294) $375 monthly 839-75AO fireplace. fenced yard Many PICKERING three b droom Z. (011994) extras. $151.900. Private. 686 - 9734 after 6 p rin (0 12594) townhouse, close to Town PICKERING ryvf wanted to 310oo Canadian - $750 U -S : Centre. referencers. firstiIasi, share upsta.rs of house. THE NEWS ADVENTISER, WED, JANUARY 19, 1"4 -PAGE 2.50 610 Notices 630 Registrations 630 RnKtravons $10 Regg Rown"s 00 '' ' * MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE MtWLE&ION AGENCIES ACT NOTICE OF BOND FORFEITURE Take notice that any person having a claim ansing out of a transaction involving a collection matter against national accounts control limited who carried on business as a collection agency in the Town of Pickering, Regional Municipality of Durham until June 7. 1993 is required to file a stalemeri of claim with a copy of the court judgement of proof of claim from the trustee in I bankruptcy covering such claim with The registrar under the collection agencies act at 555 Yonge Streel. Toronto, Ontario M7A 21-16, on or before June 7 1995 and tharaffer that date the proceeds of the bond of the said national accounts control limited which was foderied. may be distributed only against those persons who. prior to that date, have filed their claims as above Note Thai where the dollar value of the payable claims exceed ft dollar value of The forfeited bond. then payment will be made on a pro rata bass Daied at Toronto this 19th day of January 1994 STEPHEN MOODY REGISTRAR THE COLLECTION AGENCIESACT available Feb I � $950 . utilities, Laundry. parking. It 686-2389, (012094) inckxW S350. monthlyiIiAveatni 57 Loans - - able Feb. I Phone AJAX main floor of serrix. 3 OX7 or 839-3911114. (at 1994) BORROW $',^.DOC. pay as 63.0 Registrations bedroo rns. living. dining. 2-4 $ i 10 per month o.a-c. Call Poo bath kanw-tRavi with WRTSY ferriale preferred. 3 as . 11- F I parking, S875 plus 60% utilities bedroom executive home, in- Jerry. .. - . too consuralions, Anubis Invest - Available immediaiely. Cal 294 cludelt Parking. SV5 monthly Of ments Ltd. (TF) 0760. (012594 rent two room. private bath. Sericces, 668-6W5. (TF) dable Packages available. 839 - 34M monthly. Call after 6. leave S5.000 PLC only S50ortrionthly' PICKERING _iverP0,,Bayy. message a' 430-7523. (012194) Bus.,,ess loans, 5 year C!oSe 10 401. detached 3 piaza. schools and bus. Avail. mortgage. 7.1% Free pro - bedroom. Two bath. large living roorrvdining room. 4 appliances Condos For 455 qualificallion. 24 hour approval. Cal 68- MONEY today. (1) 11994) lol. 1 (X 16; Rent 590 0 pportunifies garage. ravine $1 MONEY Problems-' Loam, debt 726-5762. (0125W) ABLISHED consignment are plessed to announce that - AJAX - two bedroom condo by corsohdations. credit PICKER114G 4 bedroom ex. The Lake 5 appliainces. firepLaos. arranigerrients. personal budget *C�� we �� Foxhollow. Two non smoker/no pets, Available planning. gameness stopped ensurles, owrarrucs. large yard. Aprd 1 $700 plus. (416) 932 FREE CONSULTATIONS� -L*W I-110"ely, $1500 1436, (012694) Creoit Counsellors (Toronto - Per 11110411th Whole house. 420- - --- - CONDOMINIUM for lease. Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF) 2081, (oi2694) Downtown Toronto. ST Lawence TWO stofey, two bedroom 6 year old. N.E Oshawa. pa�w Market area. Tvm bedrooms plus solarium over 1000 sq.ti. 580 Mortgages driveway. Privacy fenced yard, Available Jan. IOUS three be country bungalow. 26 minutes S875 per month plus utilities References. S12001monthilly in ' BUY a horne and I" secure - Available Feb. 1, Call ~ings. ciucles utilities 839-5086. (TF) Goverment insured rnortgages (905) 725-6686. (oi2o94) CATIficit, C THE DURHAM REGION ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE 0 SCHOOLBOARD applications are now being accepted for X JUNIOR AND SENIOR a 0 KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Applications for September 1994 registration will be held at each school as follows: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1994 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. - and -1:30 - 3:30 p.m. AJAX SCHOOLS J. P. PATENAUDE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION St. Bernadette Catholic School St. James Catholic School 41 Bayly St. E., Ajax L 1 S 1 P2 10 Clover Ridge Dr. W., Ajax LIS 3ES Principal: B. Livett Principal: L. Corriq_an Vice Principal: R. Agostinis Vice Principal: R Cauley 683-0571 427-3327 St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School St. Jude Catholic School 15 Bennett Ave., Ajax LIT 3P1 68 Coles Ave., Ajax L1T 3H5 Principal: B. O'Connor Principal: F. Corrigan Vice Principal: C. Hurst Vice Prirvpal: B.A. Craig 427-6105 428-9304 St. Francis de Sales Catholic School St. Patrick Catholic School 72 Church St. S., Ajax Ll S 6133 280 Delaney Dr., Ajax L1T 3N5 Principal: J. Kettrick Principal: P. MacKinnon 683-3320 Vice Principal: L. Aarons 427-28" PICKERING SCHOOLS J. P. PATENAUDE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION Holy Redeemer Catholic School St. Issac Joguies; Catholic School 747 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering LI W I R8 1166 Finch Ave., Pickering L1V 1J6 Principal: Wm. Ward Principal: B. Vrebosch Vice Principal: S. Roche Vice Principal: M. Lepage 839-5409 839-1844 Our Lady of the Say Catholic School 818 Eyer Dr., Pickering L1W 2K2 Principal: S. Lynch Vice Principal: M. Maclnnis 839-2532 St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School 2090 Duberry Dr., Pickering Ll X 1 Y5 Principal: J. Johnstor Vice Principal: M. Forgione 427-9610 St. Marguerite Bourgeloys Catholic School 1765 Meadowview Ave., Pickering Ll V 3G7 Principal: E. Lopes Vice Principal: A. Gabriel $31-3651 St. Monica Catholic School 275 Twyn Rivers Dr.. Pickering Ll V 1 E3 Principal: E. Jarrell Vice Principal: N. Scarfo 509-6691 PLEASE NOTE: 1. Children to be registered for Junior Kindergarien must be 4 years of age on or before December 31, 1994. 2. Children to be registered for Senior Kindergarten musit be 5 years of age on or before December 31,1994. 3. Proof of age is to be presented in the form of Baptismal Record, Birth Certificate. Birth registration. or Passport. 4. Parents are requested to bring available health records on immunization, allergies, etc. 5. To be eligible as a Separate School Supporter one, or both parents must be Catholic. E.J. Lagroix, Ed. 0. T Otdrnan Director of Education Chairman of the Board CALL CLASSIFIED 576-9335 WHITBY cozy three bad bungalow in mature a or no Office & Retail 460 Spwe r SS laticiff and job loss insurance available. Rates from 4."%. Call Community Financial 680 &-inouncements 680 Announcements Houses For Rent CILMN r & Unattached? Sirm Own, 4 appliances. rec.-ii., _ Valentine's gift for him. Affor- Sericces, 668-6W5. (TF) dable Packages available. 839 - Oshawa, 9 p.m. For information, dock. great backyard. walk to 1POR rent, 1150 sq.ft. a/c off" JESUS says can the blind lead piaza. schools and bus. Avail. space. Westney/401 in Ajax. In- Business the hired minister Micah 3:1 , able Feb. 1. $900 plus. 666. 3794. (012794) dustrial location. miris. from Go Grow rate. Call Tony. 674-5555 590 0 pportunifies Dr. John Noble and Dr. Gerard Arbour - COURTICE - two Yew old three ext 702. (TF) ABLISHED consignment are plessed to announce that 1 bedroom raised txj rVallow, 1 112 INDUSTFIIAUCOMMERCIAL unit oompli" with office and S we in Pon Perry. S34.000 in - baths. garage. lu 11 basement partially finished. appliances. viarehouse space. Innimadhate cludes in vent". fixtures and computer system. Call 996- Dr. Greg Brunelle D.C. S1000 monthly plus utilities Im- '725- occupancy. Call 683-3622� 06W. (012094) MadiNe possession. Cal (011694) - __ - ____ - THIS amazing 1-900 Number 1750 . (012194) Floft 490 advertised on TV and has joined them In the practice IOUS three be country bungalow. 26 minutes m2flm Nat Rl!lt& 1 No monthly few. ..,,y partwi sgg complete. of chiropractic at the rom oshaiwa In Nt"wca"Et. gas LARGO Florida. two bediroom, For more information. this is a tog tree number 1 turniabli- SM - utilities. Call 416-425-3439 or 416-33D-0694. Im bathrom mobills horns in -8004W -S= ad. 4950 or 4%1. (011904) Village Chiropractic lCentre (012094) quiet park, pool. ternia murts clubhouse. 965-3336. (012094) EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY and 5W Kingston Rd. W - ownhouses "A'LABLE 1`9 st pewsbu product fine being offered for (at Chfurch St.) 420 For Rent Florida. Match 19-26. Two cornmerc ial and reskleritial by leading energy AJax, Ontario LIT 3A2 bedroom luxury condo. two conservation INS) 427-M 2 0 .". `u 11 kitchen with company- SIOO-000 - Per year. SOUTH Oshawa near GM - do&hlvmstwl aff appikenibee, TV Minintum investmenit rewired. three bscliroorn townhouse. $875 and Cable, Ocean OLASWO door Contact Canadian Energy. 613 - monthly, all utilities k� * Available Feb. 1. Call Sandy, 310oo Canadian - $750 U -S : 965-1701. (012194) Evenling and Saturday 435-1066.(012194) Cal 905-43D�81121 anytinne and appollinunents avisillabIle. - SCARBOROUGH - large 3 I- . message. (012%4) - 680 Announcements Reglistered Massage Therapist bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 FLC60DA - Madaira Beach. also available. baths, basement, garage. avail- 15W sq.ft.. luxury gulf front able Feb. 1. Cali Vera. 283-9620 condo. 6 appliances. 2+1 or K.C. McCall Property bedrooms, Iwo baths, all Management. 924-1100. (012%4) accessories, heated pool. jacuni, uporich. P PUBLIC NOTICE PICKERING - WhkOW401. irl I W-*iffonttty. 723-160M. (013M4) LIQUIDATION "leculate 4 bedroom townhouse on desirable Eyer Dr. Under- HOM 500 ground parking, $1095 + For Sale HERITAGE utililift. Available Jan. 15. 905- 640-6675. (TF) SOUTH Ajax - three bedroom lot OAK and PINE ROOMS TO Iwo Storey, detached, nce 0 43 Rent now kitchen, ceramics. mairable throughout. Now carpel. two m baths. S9= dow.. Assumable SOLID OAK DOUBLE PEDESTAL TABLE 47 x W (249&fs).-. $6".00 PICKERING - furnished! room on mortgage without qualification. Lake Ontario, very quiet, a/c.. 619-0499- (012594) SOLID OAK ARROW BCW -BACK CHAIR ......................... ....... $959600 cable, $70 weekly. Call 5og- 2127. (011994) NEWCASTLE - three plus one bedroom home on a 60x 100 ft. SOLID OAK HARVEST TABLE 36* x 60* .................................... $3".00 AJAX - one room avialablo in a Iwo bedroom basement lot- 3 1/2 baths. finished basement, large larNlyroorn with SOLID OAK PRESSBACK CHAIR $"eOO apartment, large furnished living walkout to large dock. 1 1/2 cai; .. . .......................................... room and kitchen, separate garage, professional Must Days. SOLID OAK PEDESTAL TABLE 42* x 66" (2 -leafs) I " goo entrance. laundry, cable. slu- landscaping. sell. .................... dents welcome. Available Feb. Carol 905-728-5167 evenings 905-987-5776, (012194) PINE BEDROOM SUITE, Lwp Armolve, 9 pka 1. Call 420-2073. (012194) ........ --$1750.00 RCkEiNG - Westshore. fur- nished room tot tent. laundry. $8S,000 - permanent mobile home, 1350 sq.tl,, 3 bedrooms, MARKHAM CWLET dc)015-472-31145 parking, cable, separate central air. 5 appliances. garden and lool sheds, Sandilown Park, 25 LAIDLAW HANDCRAFTED QUAWY entrance, facilities. working adult, $400 monthly. &-04271. Port Hope. Cal 905-885-0538. UNIT I LOWEST PRICE (011994) (012194) 'COLF LE CONSEIL DES E S S ll� PA Ft ll� E S CATHOLIQUES DE LA REGIONDE DURHAM invite les parents ii inscrire Itur enfant it =Z- LA MATERNELLE OU AU JARDINWENFANTS pour SEPTENIBIRE 1994 t:in.-.criptk)n aurA lieu le mercredi 26 *anvier 1994 de 9 Ill if 11 11130 et de 13 h it 15 h 30 U91COLE CATHOLIQUE FRAN41�AISE U91COLE CATHOLIQUE FRANqAISE DE PICKERING, AJAX, WHffBY D'OSHAWA Notre-Danwille-lat-jitionesse Ulk"t Corpus -Christi 71, aveitsit Ritch* Ajax 362, avenue Hillside, Oshawa M. Achille Haclii dirfactew M. Gilks Founitier, directeur T6L- 915428-14" T&: 965-728-0491 MftE DE NOTER: 1. Le enfailits dcvam itre inscrits it Is maserwAll: doivcni avoir aticint l'ige de 4 ans avala ou 1i la date du 31 d6cembre 1994. 2 Les ciallantlidevantitire itscrits aujardin d'enfants doivent. avoiraucint I'Igc de 5 ats avwA ou i I& dall: du 31 d6ccimbre 1994. 3. Un certif" de naissaril de bapt&= ou un passeport est requis. 4. Veuillez imeam i notre dispositiAm le dossier d'immurlisafion de 1'enfant ainsi que tous les renseignments cowernent ses allergies, etc. 5. Pour Etre contribuable des 6coles sipar6cs, Irun des deux parents doit Elm cathofique. Pour itre admissible aux 6coles ftanqaises, I'un des deux parents doit itire firarlicophone. E.J. Lagroix, D. 1d. Mark Lapointe, prisident Directeur de I'lliducaltion Section de langue fran4;aise 670 Personals 671 Business Personals 41 0 Houses For Rent CILMN r & Unattached? Sirm LADIES - a" a cult of yourself Valentine's gift for him. Affor- Corral. 433 Simcoe St. S., World dance every Friday. Soft, fornanticilboudoir. photog- Dynasty Inn Ballroom 559 Bloor raphy session. done tastefully St. W., Oshawa. Dress code. no and professionally. great loans and every Sunday all The Valentine's gift for him. Affor- Corral. 433 Simcoe St. S., dable Packages available. 839 - Oshawa, 9 p.m. For information, BU7. (013094) 1-800-565-4163. (0`12394) JESUS says can the blind lead the blind? Does your minister FAX I wear glasses? The hireling is the hired minister Micah 3:1 , ^"in A a Isaiah 56:1D-12. JOhn 10:11. 1 Jim Campbell, 1.905-953-9475. 579-2= TURN TO PAGE14 (TF) PAGF_26-A-TNE,NF1WS *.PVERTISM WFP,, JANUARY 1% 1"41 Pickering skaters rigure out tests PICKERING - Most members at the Thornhill Skating Club. of the Pickering Figure Skating FIGURES Club passed the grade during the Preliminary: Teri Alexander, club's test day in December. Tamara Vanderveen, Vanessa Successfully passing their Kocchlin, Jennifer Chomey, Jen - tests were: nifer Cahill (turns); First Figure: PRELI MINARY DANCES Thandiwe Hazel, Amanda Elliott Dutch Waltz: Erin Seeley, Niel- (turns). Second Figure: Cheryl lissa Cuzzolino, Ryan PICKERING Everest (turns), Jen- Harvev, Jennifer FIGURE SKA'nNG nifer Hagedorn, Cahill, Stephanie Kristie Langston; Paradas. Pamela Fourth Figure: Maria Spencer, Canasta: NVeber (turns), Siobhan Boyle, Marcia CLUB Mandy Chapman Strong, Sarah Harvey, Membc� C F.S A- (figure), Natalie Jennifer Cahill, Stephanie Gilbert: Fifth Figure: TrisLa Steel Paradas. Jennifer Chorricy. Baby (turns). Blues: Beck,, Parkes, Hale), But- FREESKATES ler. Tamara Vanderveen, Teri Prclinlinar): Nathalle Zabizews- Alexander. ki. Diana Ball: Junior Bronze: JUNIOR BRONZE DANCES Lesley Roberts (elements), Fiesta: Diana Ball, Alana Reed. Miranda Wilson, Mhairi Amanda Gilroy passed her Wil- McDowell, CarolYn Johnston: ]o\,%- dance at the recent test day Senior Bronze: Jennifer Moss. Teams sought for sno-pitch event PICKERING - �'ou :an play sio-pitch in the snow and do some good for your heart at an upcoming tournament. Molson Brevverics and the Papps Pickering Slo Gators Hockey Club hold their third annual mixed sno-pitch tourney Jan. 22 and 23. There's room for approximately 24 teams with enLry fee of S150 per squad. Each softball team of 10 or more players must have at least five men and five women and a maximum of 14 players. The tournament is a Molson's provincial qualifying event. Merchandise prizes will he awarded to the winning teams. A donation from the tourney will go to the Heart and Stroke Foun- dation of Ontario. For more information, call Dave Kennedy at 420-2395 or Peter Dilley at 430-9684. Wanted Hometown Heroes, The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes. On March 30 we're publishing a special section fea- turing people who have added a little extra to your community. A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicat- ed years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the cross- ing guard who spends a little extra time with children. Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown Hero. ' On March 30 we'll publish a story and picture on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will receive a commemorative T-shirt and plaque. W6te us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero. We'll notify those chosen by March 16. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/b The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ll S 2H5. Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax -Picker- ing News Advertiser and the Pickering Town Centre. News A*ertiser PICP'#.'nRJNG TOWN CENTRE ORTAIV lie 10L_ 4V*EV SOUND familiar? Sincere, humourous, adventurous, established, early 50's, enjoys travel, outdoors, fireplaces and wine, comfortable in jeans or a suit. This slim, blonde. 52" lady would like to hear from you. SY 2669 (OSH) BROKEN -hearted blonde, caring woman, early 30's, seeking gentleman who knows how to make me feel sexy and especially loved, I have hopes -dreams to share with a one woman man who is not tied to the past. SY 2670 PETITE white female, 41, seeking companion who enjoys quiet walks along the beach. good music and movies. candlelit dinners and dancing and has a good sense of humour. SY 2671 ENERGETIC, honest, white female, 26, enjoys skiing, travel, movies, music, seeking male, 26-36, for friendship, possible long-term relation- ship. SY 2672 FUN-4oving single female, 19, looking for someone who enjoys the outdoors, quiet evenings and midnight strolls, looking for that special per- son. 20-28. SY 2673 FRIENDLY, single woman, 42, likes country music, fish- ing, outdoor activities, cook- ing and dancing, would like to meet man, 40-50, with similar interests for a relationship. SY 2674 ACTIVE female, 45, divorced, 57", slim, blonde hair and hazel eyes, looking for some- one, 40-50, thars sincere and honest. SY 2675 (OSH) SEPARATED single mother, 36, bred of the head games, prefer honesty and sincerity, enjoys country music, walk- ing, sports, looking for a male, 38+, for a friendship, possible relationship. SY 2676 INDEPENDENT, 24 year old single mom, employed, look- ing for a mature, fit gentle- man, 28-32, enjoys camping, long drives and sports, for friendship leading to a rela- tionship. SY 2677 PROFESSIONAL, non-smok- ing, 33 year old divorced, cuddly mother of one, enjoys kids. camping, country music, dancing and animals, seeks single, non-smoking male with similar interests. 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SY 2685 (COS) BLONDE, attractive female, 31, honest, easy-going, single mother of one, who loves music, working out and has a variety of interests, looking for a good-looking man, 24-34, for possible relationship. SY 2686 (COB) LEO, mature, 21, attractive, open-minded, social, single mom of one, likes the north, cards. snowmobiling and fish- ing, looking for male, 25-35, who's open-minded, caring and who loves to laugh like I do. SY 2687 DOWN -to -earth single mom of 41 with a zest for life, who enjoys dancing. cottage life, seeking a soulmate with a sense of humour and similar interests. SY 2688 (OSH) MARK who responded to bro- ken hearted blonde at Box #2670, please respond again, wrong phone number. SY 2689 (OSH) OUTGOING female, 31, petite, single mom who's not interested in head games, would like to meet an outgo- ing, tall gentleman, 32-45, for a possible relationship. I enjoy dining, dancing, movies and fishing. No couch pota- toes' SY 2690 (OSH) SLIM, attractive, white female, mid -40's. 55", hard- working, financially secure, looking for an honest, white male, 40-55, no excessive drinkers need apply. SY 2691 (PIC) EASY -going, attractive, sin- gle, white female, 25, green eyes, 5'4', enjoys various Woutdoor activities, travelling and family, seeking attractive, outgoing, romantic, single, white male for friendship and possible relationship. SY 2692 (OSH) DREAM lover come rescue me, looking for Mr. Right, someone easy -Ong, sponta- neous, honest and attractive. SY 2693 ROMANTIC to a fault lady, looking for that certain man. if your name is John and your an active fireman 43, with brown hair and biue eyes, great sense of humour and loves to cook, call me . SY 2694 BLONDE, attractive lady, a young looking 43, who's open-minded, loves country music, 50's and 60's, looking for a single, white, husky male, 35-48, 6'. wfth dark hair, honesty and being able to communicate a must. SY 2695 (OSH) BORN again Chrisfian lady (Pentecostal), 50, white, established, considered attractive, dresses well, good manners, would like to meet same in a gentleman, good sense of humour important. SY 3188 (OSH) AN attractive lady, 50 years young, wishes to meet an active, fun -loving man, who is spiritually grounded I n Anglican renewal. SY 3169 (OSHI) OUT -going, attractive, white female, early 20's, seeks same for friendship, shopping and possibly more. SY 3190 (OSH) 37 -year-old attractive female wants innovative male and female friends to socialize with, to share ideas, dreams, interests, ambitions and goals to be successful and enjoy outings togethilir. SY 3191 YOUNG AT HEART FEMALE 60, petite, 5', blue eyes, shy disposition, would like to meet a sincere genfle- man 55-65. Enjoys dancing, traveling, outdoors. Non- smoker/social drinker. SY 4040 HELLO! I'm a tall, blonde, slim senior, English lady, var- iou� interests, good educa- tion, fun -loving and sentimen- tal, wishes to meet senior, single gentleman, 66-72, for companionship or possible relationship. SY 4051 (OSH) WAR of the Roses' Attractive, athletic, non - smoking, attached businessman, 40, would like to meet an attrac- tive female, who will give and receive attention. SY 5284 (OSH) SLIM, male, transvestite, non- smoking, ni would love to meet understanding, car- ing, established gentleman of means, 50-75, for enjoyable good times. SY 5295 (OSH) MALE, early 50's, seeks attractive woman for long- term, confidential, discreet relationship. For more infor- mation please contact mail- box #5319. SY 5319 (OSH) EXPERIENCED bi-female, 27, good-looking, loves to have fun, looking for same, no experience necessary. SY 5321 (OSH) 30 something, male couple, recent Toronto transplant, seeking other for friendship, likes country music, garden- ing, dogs, Yahtzee and monogamy. SY 5322 FIT white, single male, 30's, seeks female, for casual embracement, for more info. respond. SY 5323 MALE, late 50's, looks younger, 5'5", 140 lbs., look- ing for same for casual encounters for long-term rela- tionship, age unimportant, discretion assured and expected. SY 5324 (PIC) OUTGOING, sincere, affec- tionate female, early 40's, likes the outdoors, seeking the same, wrth a good sense of humour, fo(companionship and possible relationship. SY 5325 (OSH) SHY female. 36, limited life- time, interested in talking and companionship. SY 5326 (OSH) VERY understanding, caring, single male, looking for a long-term relationship with the same, 35+, who's honest and enjoys outings, sightseeing, good conversations and just spending respectable firms togetheir. SY &V7 I'M a shy, attractive woman, 26, interested in meeting other women, for ftWxW*. I enjoy swimming, cycling, ski- ing, music and movies. For more info. on me, call my voice mail. SY 5252 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL East Indian male, 39, health conscious, bridge player, passionate about communication, romance, personal growth, seeks a creative woman. SY 5290 ATTRACTIVE 30's couple, comfortable with our lifestyle, looking for a 30-40 fernale to compliment our lifestyle. SY 5328 PROFESSIONAL female seeking passionate, affectim- ate and open-minded temkile, not into roll -playing, friendship a must and the passion will be worth the wad, call if you think this is you. SY 5329 (OSH) OPEN -minded single white male, 27, with hard body, seeks older financially secure female for wild times, maybe possible relationship. SY 5330 r GOOD-LOOKING, male, 6', 40, sincere, honest and hardwork- ing, seeks non-smok- ing female, 18-35 who enjoys dining, rn�vies, travel and fishing for possible long-term ;ela- tionship. SY 1602 (OSH) DOWN to earth, con- siderate male, 23, tired of the bar scene, ready to start an honest and sincere relationship with a down-to-earth-, fun loving. outgoing. slim female, 20-25, who's looking for the same. SY 1738 TALL, dark, handsome male, non-drinker, looking for a woman to share all the ups and downs of life. The young lady from Cobourg who respond- ed to mailbox #1746, please respond again. did not get your num- ber. SY 1746 (COB) CHRISTIAN male. early 30s, friendly per- sonality. looking for a female with same per- sonality. SY 1749 (OSH) COUNTRY bachelor, 39. ll 180 lbs., likes country music. I'm the quiet outdoor type. Seeks active lady friend. Prefer non- smoker. SY 1753 (OSH) GOOD -looking. down- to-earth dude, 47, 5'8". physically fit, hard- working. one -woman - man, loves romantic dinners, movies. danc- ing. music and chil- dren. Seeking young lady, 40-50, who's physically active. SY 1772 (COB) EASY -going male, 29. 5 10', variety of inter- ests seeks outgoing lady, 22-27 for friend- ship, possible long- term relationship. SY I T73 (PIC) ARE the ladies crazy or am I doing some- thing wrong? If some- one sincere would give this male, 28, fantastic mind.face and body a chance, they might be pleasantly surprised. SY 1774 SHY single male, 36, with average looks, tall and slim with true, pos- itive attitude towards a meaningful relation- ship, is seeking only average looking, medi- um built working lady, 28-33, single moms Companionship - Friendship Call Anytime 24 Hours 1416 976 1991 A Day Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are no extra long distance charges Here's how to use the service: 11. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make note of the four dign SY "mailbox" number that appears at the end of each all �oui are intercsted in. 2. Using a touch tone telephone call 1-416-976-1991 anN time of the day. You must be within the (X)5 area code to access Sincerely Yours telephone service. 3. Once you are connected follov, the simple in,,truculi You will have the option of responding io a specific ad or browsing voice mwltx)x greeting,, from Sini Youir� adNerw-crs within each catilL1011, Go ahead. try the service out and %cc how easy it is lo use. Need assistancC.'Call I-SW387-80W anytime between 12 noon and I I p.m You will not he charged for this cal I. welcome. SY 1775 (OSH) HUMOUROUS male. 19, white, likes the out- doors, sports. dinners and dancing, seeks female. 18-21, who enjoys outdoor activi- ties and good conver- sation. SY 1776 qkv SHY male. 36, enjoys sports, kids. dancing. country music and walks, looking for female. 28-38, for a relationship SY 17T7 ROMANTIC male, 40, 5 8'. 1.55 lbs.. blue/green eyes, very romantic, fit, enjoys a variety of sports, dining and dancing, walking in the snow, seeking an attractive female. 30- 35, for long-term rela- tionship- SY 1778 LOOKING for that spe- cial. attractive lady, 30- 40, who can be open and honest and looking for a long-term relation- ship. I'm handsome, honest and sincere. enjoys dining out. walks in the park. rides in the country and showing that special lady that special time. SY 1779 (OSH) EASY -going male, 33, 5'11 ", with a variety of interests, enjoys sports, movies, dining, dancing and quiet romantic evenings, looking for a single female, 22-35, who is romantic, honest. sin- cere and has a good sense of humour. SY 1780 (OSH) ACTIVE, fit male. 30, 5 1 C-". non-smoker, enjoys skiing, movies, music and romantic evenings, seeks female with similar interests, to share life s mysteries. SY 1781 SINCERE. single, white male. 28. physi- cally active, seeks hon- est and attractive female, for friendship, possible relationship, who enjoys quiet romantic evenings and occasional outings. SY 1782 TWO single guys. 2C. looking for two fun -lov- ing single girls. 18-22. for fun times and possi- ble relationship, SY 1783 (OSH) E S T A B L I S H E D, romantic 24 year old white male, never mar- ried. fit, attractive and sincere, looking for pretty, petite. single, white, working female. 24-32, for friendship and long-term relation- ship. not into bar scene. SY 1784 ATTRACTIVE physi- cian, 28, 510", enjoys theatre, working out and the outdoors. look- ing for an attractive lady, 20-30, for possi- ble relationship. SY 1785 (OSH) ARE you 20-25, no children, very attrac- tive, intelligent, with a sense of humour and looking for the same? Then call now for that special someone. SY 1786 (OSH) VERY active, fit, hon- est, sincere, romantic, white, 45 yr. old male, 5 135 'bs . en�oys dining out, dancing. long walks. with a good sense of humour. searching for a petite princess, 38-45. for lasting relationship. SY 1787 (OSH) ARE you a tall, heavy set lady? 40-70. well- proportioned, financial- ly secure. assertive and fit. if so. this slim. 5'9", 55 yr. old clean shaven, active. non- smoking. very docile. suit and be gentleman. would love to meet you. SY 1788 (OSH) SLIM. employed male, 2 7, o J I cck ri, for young female. 22-30. enjoys nS IrHE NZ%"*A6VEWftL% *ED, JANVAV 19,1494 -ft& 27* QUIET, shy male. 30, new t the area. likes country & western music, movies and dir- ing out. would like to meet a slim. single lady, 25-35, who enjoys similar things and would like to share a relationship. SY 1796 (OSH) OUTGOING rrale. 42. enjoys dancing. dining. meeting new people, not into head games. looking for an honest. outgoing female, 38- 42, for friendship. pos- sible relationship. SY 1797 (OSH) PLEASE ,or, *, look so pretty iex,, time that we THERE ARE 26 NEW ADS THIS WEEKI, WA y*E'VV,` For persons 18 years of age and over. sports, ski;ng and par- meeL try not to ;OOK SC tying. SY 1789 pretty and I won't be so GENTLEMAN prefer weak. Young entertain - blondes' Attractive. ment. SY 1798 (COB) caring, sincere and EASY -going. sing e. romantic Libra. 40's, white male, 29. 6'. enjoys music, dancing, beard and long hair, outings and good con- smoker, seeks female, versation, has varied 21-30. for serious. interests, seeks single. romantic relationship. affectionate. sincere SY 1799 (OSH) female, non-smoker, GENTLEMAN who is for lasting relationship, single, white, educated, SY 1790 (OSH) non-smoking, light PROFESSIONAL, ati drinking, good-looking, letically built, 30 yr. old sensitive. 33, wishes to 1,jr times an,:1 possible relationship. some interests are sports. camping, movies. din- ing out and rock music. children welcome. SY 1804 STOP here. I'm a decent guy, a giver. 40 s. 6 . i 70 lbs.. established. single par- ent with a sense of humour. looking for a trim, pretty lady to treat right, call me. You have nothing to lose and perhaps a lot to gain. SY 1805 EASY-gc ng male. 23. zr� blord hair and blue eyes. look�, for attractive ferra,e. 20-25. who s ntc camping, hockey and riding motorcycles. SY 1806 (OSH) OPEN-- rded, single. vi- *,e -ale, 27. good- looking and athletic, seeKS financially secure older female. for fun times, possible �elationship. SY 1807 KIND-hearteo, educat- ed mar Nith traditional values. seeks affection- ate woman, 30-4C. for friends�,.ip and or a relationship. SY 1808 (COU) CHIVALRY dead - NOT' 1 rr, 6 4' and I believe in romance, if you like being swept off your feet. give me a call. looking for a lady. 20-30, to treat like a princess. SY 1809 (OSH) white ferrale. -ed �rr build. 35, smoker loves to dance and have fun, seeks hon- est, down-to-eartli- tall black male, 35-40. for meaningful relation- ship. SY 2548 (OSH) ENGLISH :ady 28. committed Chr stiar. looking for a Christian man. 28-32 for friend- ship. interests include Christian music. walks in the country and a dog lover. SY 2550 (OSH) BIG crown eyes. single rrc,n. 36, still looking for my Knight in shining armor vv�io is 35-40. sincere. honest. rorrart;c. out-gc,rg and has a sense of "'Unhour SY 2554 (OSH) PETITE. 34. single neier rrarrier.1 incle. pericert. easy to talk to. has a variety of interests. seek-� tall. well built male. 31�'5-39, who is honest and sin- cere. SY 2556 (OSH) JIM. who s 35, who responded to female nurse, 33, please respond again to mail - male, who is active and meet a woman who 'is beunb rildle, %3D -'+U to[ fun times, possible box number 2542 as I loves to travel, seeking enjoys the outdoors, single, white, educated, interests, 30-40, non - didn't get your correct seeks female, 20-30, non-smoking, light smoker. SY 2561 (OSH) phone number. SY for companionship and drinking, attractive and FUN-4oving female. 32. 2557 (OSH) possible relationship. caring, 30-36, for with sense of humour. ACTIVE, attractive, sin- SY 1791 (OSH) friendship first, possible tired of the bar scene, gle female, 34, tall, pro - EASY -going single r e I a t i o n s h i p , enjoys dinners in or fessional, secure, male, 28, 58", blonde Ajax/Pickering area. out, fast -paced or laid- enjoys sports, travel, hair, enjoys all outdoor SY 1800 back atmospheres, outdoors, humour ... zest all III vul autivitiva, romantic dinners and Milli 40, wuuiu leru to meet a simple, hon- beunb rildle, %3D -'+U to[ fun times, possible fur life. OeeKing male counterpart with similar loves to travel, seeking est, home loving lady, relationship. No head interests, 30-40, non - a fun -loving female 24-32, who enjoys games' SY 2539 smoker. SY 2561 (OSH) with similar interests, stimulating conversa- ATTRACTIVE, honest, CARING brown -eyed, for a lasting relation- bon. SY 1601 easy-going, full -figured petite blonde, late 40's, ship. SY 1792 (OSH) IF there is a lady who woman, 35, who loves seeking a tall teddy SHY white male, brown is fit, non-smoker, into the outdoors, horses, bear, for friendship or hairleyes, 511", 200 bikes, travel, movies movies and country life possible relationship or lbs., loves music and and romantic times out is seeking an honest, more. SY 2561 (OSH) the bar scene, also there, this established, caring, sincere mar- SHE'S a keeper, tall, likes playing pool, look- fit, active, caring man, riage-minded male, 35- slim, good-looking ing for that special 35, who likes children, 40, with similar inter- blonde, professional, someone, 22-30, for would like to meet you! ests. SY 2545 (OSH) interested in meeting possible relationship. SY 1793 oir 10i tvon) FUN -loving white male, rr.MALt, unattached, hard-working, down to ATTRACTIVE male, 30, non-smoker, good- earth, outgoing, variety 26, has various inter- looking, responsible of interests, fit and ests, looking for some- and affectionate, slim, looking for honest one special to get into enjoys the outdoors, male, 30-40, of similar my life, for possible sports, movies and the- qualities for friendship long-term relationship. atre, seeks attractive first. SY 2546 (OSH) SY 1794 (OSH) white female, 28-30, ATTRACTIVE lady, ATTRACTIVE male, non-smoking, no blonde, single, 35, 34, seeks slim, attrac- dependents. SY 1803 interested in meeting a tive female, 27-35, who il single, honest, attrac- enjoys sports, long EASY -going, single tive male, 30-40, for walks, theatre and white male, 34, 61', friendship, possible quiet evenings, for pos- 185 lbs., seeks slim, relationship. SY 2547 sible long-term relation- affectionate, single (OSH) ship. SY 1795 white female, 27-33, for HONEST and sincere tall, professional that is interested in fun, travel, theatre, quiet times and conversation, 35-45. SY 2632 SPRING and summer would be more fun with someone special in yours and my life, hon- est. affectionate, sin- cere. emotionally secure. self-supporting lady seeks tall gentle- man. 53-63 non smok- er SY 2638 (OSH) CUTE, single female, 32. medium weight with varied interests. looking for male. 30-40, with sense of humour. play- ful and enjoys come- dies. for long-term friendship. possible rela- tionship. SY 2639 (OSH) BLONDE. �vell-estab- ished. single white female. with modesty. self-confidence and a sense of hurrour. seek- irg single Nhite male. 30-45 preferably non- smoker must be stable. self -motivated. with a zest for I fe. SY 2646 (OSH) HI. ady early 20s. moth- er of one. iong brown hair, big brown eyes. gorgeous smile. enjoys dancing. movies, trave! and quiet times. ookirg for honest. sincere employed gentleman. who knows now 110 treat a lady ike a lady, no drugs or heac games. must like c�ildrer SY 2662 (COB� ATTRACTIVE :-:-glish, acy. 54 how -c �ixe to ,neet a gentleman 1�e same. enioys dancing. quiet everings and dir- ing out SY 2663 ATTRACTIVE w'- le le—a�e, 37 5 7* fit, inderendent. enjoys sports, %sic aric rroves seeks "un lov- ing. attracti�e Aokirg male. 32-40. with similar interests to share good times. possible relanon- shilip. SY 2664 INDEPENDENT s -igle f e r- a -2. -- - ivith a sense of humour and variety of interests. seek�-g male. 30-40 for frie-I.ship. possible relationship. SY 2665 (OSH) RICK, 6'. 190 lbs.. Capricorn and wears contacts. you called mailbox #2632. please call again. didn't get your phone number. SY 2666 DOWN -to -earth single mom, late 30's, seeks gentleman for relation- ship, must be family- oriented, kind. easy- going, who likes movies, country drives and good conversation. SY 2667 (OSH) INTERESTED in the arts, theatre, in fine dining, moonlit walks, intimate talks, can you enjoy life at a slower pace and have within you a carefree spirit, this 37 year young dreamer can. SY 2668 Oshawal/Whithy This Week & Aguilloickering News Advertiser assumes no liability for the content or reply to any Sincerely Yours advertisement. The adverunr assumes complete liability for the content of, and all responses to any advertisement or recorded message and for any clainnil made agaurist Oshawa/Whitby This Week as a readt thereof. 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I** Them #4 Fri. 9A S&L 64 Closed Mom, Tues. & Sm WHITBY 1818 Dundas SL L 4344M (wren frols K441art) W&L $44 Thum 0 Fri. 9-7 Sat. 7-5, SWL, 9-4 Closed Mon. & Tues. PICKERING 17% Uverpool FA Mkfair Pim sm-mi Wed. & num Fri. *61 Sat. " Closod Mon, Tues. &Sam LOOK FOR Best Homes EVERY SATURDAY BOXES FROM SCARBOROUGH TO BRIGHTON a MIMI H. MOM ,,?at Est te LAW OFFICE 4 -1 _., . � --- --- ____ - i 831-820 —News-Advevrtiser - I W Eaft =Wftn row. iiN _v; nno Wpirinesdav- January 19. 1994 8 Pacies Evening sponbnents OWWle. 3 VARLEY DR.9 AJAA_j GREAT VALUE - $235,OW SUPER STARTER! Immaculate Junior Exec. Large principal rooms * Large mature lot * Close to all amenities Ensuitewithion ntub Brick fireplace In family * Beautifully renovated * Hardwood floors 1001 * Modem kitchen * Includes 3 appliances Stan to lake fronit park * Partially finished basement _41 AL RYNBECK* * Shows well - $137,500 683-2992 CALL JACQUELYNN TANNER* 'k RFIM 1!k=jb UN - SUN JAA 23,24 P.1 OUALrTY ONE LTD., RLTR. 619-9500 01110111 1 OPEN HO FREE HOME EVALUATION HERITAGE REALTY LTD. DON'T MISS THIS! JUST LISTED... BACKS ON TO PARK $159,9001 Detached brick bungalow This unique 4 bedroom 3 bdrms. & in-law apt. S __1 townhouse features mai IL Fireplace floor laundry, rec room, C tral air cond. den, eat -in kitchen, Garage Large mature used lot - separate living room with steps to park! cathedral ceilings & more. CALL NOW TO INQUIRE Power of sale. $121,900! ABOUT HOME BUYERS CALL CLINIC! BRIAN KONDO* RICK SERGISON* 683-8542 83 3300 Rr; Reality JAMILI REAM' FIRST Ltd. PERIFECTIOW - S224,900 A show pie t JUST LISTED -ce from the *$152,500* hardwood & ceramic I loors :7- - -- Great starter home thrcxjghout the mn. Or. to the 4 bdrms. on the second f Ioolr -71.� All Drick Plus 12 x 23'pressure Fully detached CSD -P. treated deck. formal dining & 3 bedrooms * 2 baths living rooms Ouiet crescent Fp. in the family room Large deck with benches Lovely bright kitchen Bright & clean' Central air & vac. CALL TODAY PLEASE CALL GERRY THATCHER BARRIE COX* Real Estate Broker B39-7449 683-5000 .7 p RE(MW RVM' EALTY LTD. QUALITY ONE LTD. ROUGE RIVER R GREAT ROUGE VALLEY LOCATION N BwON M 4 ft. Couglan how $1299990 An brick Grard toye. open starcm Io bsm Gwnhotw kiL vKh wall pantry 3 bodrooms Master bdm wth Wwftm Weill! CAmtral air goll) S#ries doors & colonial Er sL* bath op -4 tub I sq. trim snower *a Now Finished basement 05 00 L Slwr" 2 b&n Waa Mille vft tp.! H U 0 A C Warranty Lp. dKk'Lp. Oe4tw* ioL WINSTON CALL KNIGHT* GEORGE LALWAM* 286-3993 OR JWY PATTERSON* 296-3993 RV R"W ROUGE RIVER REALTY LM. ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. PICKERM 2,WO S& $2599900 This homill Is Well located This channN 4 bdmrm. Wiln and offers the following hems is nestled in neum Is features: 4 bedrooms, all best of 12 acres. MoillilliC USM brick, main floor library & boodu your dikviny 4 SUN laundry, hardwood floors & horse band Lots of mom 11 gas fireplace In family play by on POOL and 10 Mire. room, large deck off ftm 401 & Alm 1411110CIS TLC walkout, 4 pe. &nSUlt*, Be crowvm L central air & much more. CALL CALL UWE KNUMP 11—AF BAMEAM* ON La 831-3300 AT GLI -ML RF//MW MYRUM $22799 0 FIRSTRU2" aim NO" W BEST DEAL 01 M" l00lllIolllll In & Alu $149,900, 3 bdrm. 3 ft= of kiq opm -.1 118 lge. kk., CmUladhill CONingls, $ 9 Well= When 5 applS., flom, Larp 2ad ftW deck cosy family room, 2 full cosy beft mm beftooll , Sift W*W= Too wAny Wgrall" 10 No matured SW lot, =P0rL 3 --1-10 b$dMXM 6.99%,5 YMS. 3 kniviled Priva mirt CALL Close W dare, GO & ft We JOHN MONIZ*o Dwl mks ft ore! JLSAA CALL DOUG TAYLOR& MI -3300 R111" FA A VIM R RC FIRST FIRST TIME BUYER'S DELIG FIRST Re* 0 Sales Representative 683-8542 Sales Representative AJAX 683=8542 PICKERING 831-4242 This superb Whithy 3 bdrm is all you've ever dreamed of and more Features include a huge lam rm., cent air, en suite bath interlocking walkway & more' Call before I's gone Marty Imagine your own detached home backing onto a wooded park lmagffv the warmth of the fireplace, the comfort of central air and the pleasure of your own inground pool Sound good? Stop imagining and call Many Streeter'. 683-8542 ANGELA'S FEATURE HOME JUST LISTED - $199,W Fabulous "Glendale" location & 4+1 bdrm. home on a 45'x 141' lot Remodeled kit. with a breakfast bar. French doors everywhere. W/O balcony from the mstr. bdrm. & a 3 -pc. en suite. Be the 1st to see and move. For your appointment call Angela Hoffmann* at 683-8542. VENDOR MUST SELL Th;s lovely 4 bdrm. home features 2 family rms., large k I tchen. spac I ous I I ving & ining roorns. plus 4 lar d ge bedrooms. Just loaded with extras. Cali Gak Da!�* for more Saks Representative details @ 683-8542. 693-&54" EJIS)INESS iNVES TMENT 05 ZONING k-:),ove(I tiy orese- ow -e, De,ached w,.�- garage -.- :)rTva*e c* w- oaK�,c & oor" ic ex3a-c Resce-a a,ea -c��ias-; and ac.ace-- -,- c ,; to De aoa,!-e,ls & _-7 1 cc--e,:.a,. Zor1rg covers evey,-ing from - - res*.ajar�!s to doctors & ael*!S* . reta;i, etc. -s Associate Broker Now s !ne * -e w, e cos!s are iow. 6&3-SU2 $259,00G Cct Lucy Baw.sor* NEAT - NEA T - #E4 - This 3 bdrm. home only neecls, your furniture From is mn. fir. tam. rrr,. to the 4-pC. er surfe off the master bdrm., this home is for you. PriceC to sell at $159,800. Call Julie '7rebiicock' a: 683-2992. HURRY HURPY HURRY 4 bedroom + r4aw apt. Detached 1.600 sq. ft., mn. fir. tam. mr., 4 appis., eal4n kit., master bdrm. en suite & walk4n closet. Walk to all amenities and the bsmt is fin. Great price. $159,900. VerxiDir says 'SELL'. RVMPK 583-2992 Quality One t,td. Realtor STEVE FEARON sales representative �7; POWER OF SALE - NJ ST SELL - $164,900 3,000 SO. FT. - AJAX - $229,899 4 bedrooms, big bright kitchen, large, fenced Totally upgraded with full of extras. Huge kitchen I yard. En suite bath, main floor family room with with walk-in pantry, main floor library, roman tub fireplace, sundeck. 2 car garage. Great value. in en suite. Must be seen to appreciate this gem. A CAWL-3 lllllv 299- 3,4CIC SO. FT. - HERWTAGE - $289,900 HUGE LOT - PICKERING - $158,000 4 -;e,?or execijtrve in Ajax. Big 60' lot, 3 bedrooms. finished basement, new gas -,a r -ibrary, dramatic foyer. Must sell. Try furnace, central air condiWning. Very well kept, ar cti,er i On a si -11 un Fa G Buying or Selling a Home? call - 'ARON STEVE I h 683-2992 QUALITY ONE LTD. ULIE '-t:! BroMr BRIAN THIDAS- ED seniative sales 165�_ _'2 pie 1,650 sq. ft. warrhouse. 3 w/os, fp., cent air, JOAN ROGERS i so -m kit By ft lake with use of rec centm. S*$ R -p - .tin Joan Rogers', 683 -MZ W-2992 'NDSCME EA'�_E,, --A'MODEL This 4 bdrm.. 3 storey home is over 3,400 sq. ft. & comes with a beautiful loft that boasts a 5th bdrm. or library. Other features include cent. intercom, illuminated ceiling in ka.. interlocking drive, walkway & rear deck off kit. For a personal appl. ~ can Doreen Thompson*. 683-M. CONDO TOWN HOME' DIFFER ENT'' 4 bdfms., fin. w/b bsrrd., I 4 -pc. & 2 2 -pc. baths, hardwood f1m, great S. Ajax bcation. It's in unbelievably great move -in conclition. Perfect home loor your taimi�. Asking $134,900. Mill Sommerville', 683-2992. ALL THIS MORE" AND IN AJAX Improvements everywhere - in & out. Beautiful hardwood firs. & ceramics 11hiroughout mn. fir. Customized kit. with buill-in appis. & dome lighting. W. Or. tam. & laundry mrs., prolf. landscaped 1 - inderloclung path & patio. 4 lge. bdrms, 3 baths incl. en suite. Backs on to greeribelt. Asking only $204,900. Cal Paul Rarwl*, 683-2992. e,i i d r &it - i -.-= i s w -,, 40 iiie; Represenmi" MILT SOMMERVILLE SWu Reprountafin m2m lr M CEN-qAL A- AX c -A;: -EF _�Xo Walk to downtown Ajax from this beautkil bd7. detached home. Huge mature treed lot, a stone s throw from park. schools, shopping and bus. New root in 1990, Ige. deck. aMls. negotiable, garden shed. With prices and rates so low, do you know how ROSS WATSON easy a is to owl? Call Ross Watson* today for SWU ROPrftwft" answers, not pressure! 683-2992. 693-2992 DESIRABLE SOUTH AJAX LOCATION! If you have been looking for the perfect home in S. Ajax for wder 900,000, look no further. This impeccably maintawiled homlli� is loadei:11. Fam. rm. has hx, 3 bdi master with 4 -pc. en suite, prof. fin. bsmt with 3 -pc. bath, cent. air & vac., Ige. fL*y appointed eal4n kA. Steps to school & park. Call Ross YVMM*, 683-2992 and beat the rush. Asking $191,000. Pill, 7 27.5 ACRES - POND. BARN & PADDOCKS I What more could you ask for? Tree lined chweL All.- - I J entrance to fabulow thple bnck Vclonan home (Circ. PAU� -,:'.1AENT 18u)). Beaultilfully renovated & WdaW 4 bdrm. home SANDY DUDLEY Sol" Rqx am no localed in Pickering. $475,000. For more deteds Sol" nsprelantgja 5 a 1i 'Ill 1, 11 please call Sandy M. Dudley' at 683-1861. 683-1861 .M 0 pr "00 .0000, 110.0 001 .,00, * OF 04 ell, AA Jill N%11 N", I @ I i I AM d W-. I E f* 'I r. I ( AN I f o1iif"AffeliMlif"ALIOd"A , 00, NI. 4V oo� MOO, Pll%dllgfl S%Pgb 141 VsV% Visu're r@ad*ino *IfI 0 1 : 0 0 1111 : NIII CALL ME TODAYH 1;1 Elk O'DONOGHUE* 831 =3300 'P'ALL ME TODAY', MAPLE RIDGE MAPLE 17, RIDGE HELP! HELP! F7, HELP! I have firm buyers wishing to locate i n your Goraeous home finished lop to botto-,. central air, fireplace. subdivision. Flexible cusforn wai� cove-ings. rnas!er er sur!e wrtt, shoWer and more. Extra large �ot, close to shopping. schools. etc. Won't last long al!nis once. CA'— ME TODAY" possession. Interested?? Call me today!! 2,600 SQ. FT. $1995900 Fantastic value!! Main floor family room and den, fully finished basement, central air, 4 large bedrooms, full en suite, etc.. Huge 150 foot lot, terrific area. Property is vacant and MUST BE SOLDP CALL ME TODAY!! FOR RESULTS CALL JOHN MONIZ* A A RE/MAX HALL OF FAMER A IE/MAX TOPPRODUCER WHY SETTLE FOR LESS. GO WITH PROVEN SUCCESS. SIMPLY STUNNING L.-cated in prestigious East Rouge, Yvalk to parks. river and lake 4+1 locirms., formal dining. formal living rm.. large family rm., brick fireplace, pool size lot, finished basement, landscaped, quiet court. Reduced by S15,000� Cal) John Monif lor directions. 831-3300. k SENIOR EXECUTIVE OPPORTUINfrY KNOCKS Stuniviing; executive 9* horne. wW oak stus, many 4,500 sq. ft. of " space. 5 bdrms., 2 family rim, 2 upgrades, bsimt. is 90% finished. 6.99%, 5 years. Call John firepisoes, ftors, tull "w sillille, Mill 831-M. Coughlan ="1jo:=, 831-3300. WHY RENT Ordy $6000 down, carries less lhan $1000. 5 appliances, finisilted rec rm., LUXURIOUS TRIDEL CONDOS CALL JOHN MONIZ* FOR A LIST OF TRIDEL CONDO'S FLOOR PLANS AND YOUR PERSONAL TOUR OF THE OVILUINU. UVtrl OV VNI 10 SW)OZE YOU LOSE SOLD BY JOHN MONIZ*, Pride of OwNN* Im a 10. Pdwing del. A.q 1 _11M oniv $153.000. Fin. bad., ffew woladm THIS CER S YOU A FREE MARKET EVALUATION FIEAL ESTATE HELP LINE 24 MR& MWEALTYLTI) 831-3300 tp mrilrdere 5 month convertible 25 ;;r amorlikution wkh 25% down Payment -Over 2,800 sq. ft. -Fox Hollow -Sold for 104% of list price -Call Steve Mill% 831-M STEVE MILL 831 m3300 Buying or Selling Call Me First! -Unique Pickerng home -72x 165* lot -Sold for 94% of list price -Call Steve Ill 831-3300 �t 2,70C -Floug -Sold 1 -Call! -STunr Jotal _S01a _CalP REQUIRED FOX HOLLOW A, 1,500 sq. ft., flexible 4 closing. ho RHON H RPER** 831 1111111111113300 BACKS ON TO PARK With so~ exp. on 120' deep lot. main floor laundry & tarn. room. Master bdrm. has 4 -pc. en s. + walk-in. closet. Finished basement. new brdkn. throcipoul. Won't W. Call Rhonda Harper*. 831-3300. ACROSS FROM PARK - $196,000 impeccable home - 3 bdrms.. 2 4 -pc. bath. 1 2-P Holy*xM kitchen, separate family room with gas tp., mas bdrm. with 4 -pc. en suite. sep. shower, sell contained in -L, suite with wakout to private dock. Call Rlhonda Harper' 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW WITH INCOME Combination living room & dining room with firepli modern basement apartment with 3 -pc. bath, kitiollien, Iii room & I bedroom, 6 appliances included, cent. walking distance to T.T.C. Walter Brown% 831-3a Re/Max First Realty Ltd. YOU CAN'T MISS AT $94,900 Facing west and conisistirig of mas bedroom and twin closets, 2 -pc. bath suite, combination W. & din. ims. With v to large batorry, second bedroom, 41 bath, law-dy room, fridge, StO dishwastier. Good location, dose Ask for Walter Brown% 3300. R&Uax First Really Ltd. '00 sq. ' " ' uge vaiiev location Id for 950/, , of list n 2 weeks' 11 Steve Mill', 831-3300 -3, 100 sq. ft. -Ambedea location -Fully finished top to bottom! -Call Steve Mill*. 831-3300 -John Boddy -Unque model -Sold for W1. of list in 19 days -Call Steve Mill*,831-3300 inning Gier0die semi �a I renc I �ia for 97-, �11 list price in 26 days ,11 0-- A.11. 111,11 -I'M -Ajax by the lake -Gorgeous serni -Sold for 98% of list price! -Call Steve Mill', 831-3300 -Westney Heights -Stunning home -Sold for M of list pricel -Call Steve Mill*, 831-3300 lv�,INMEDIATELY — FIRM BUYERS!! WAX 3Y THE LAKE I bedroom, 2 family iome, longer closing. �-Pc aster I-iaw W at aster I an I ydo 4 -pc. love, 10 831 - AJAX HERMITAGE STEEPLE HILL 4 bedrooms, 2,000 3 or 4 bedrooms, sq. ft., May closing. 1 700-2,400 sq. ft., fl�xible closing. VAN" .0000 5 AMC 't SEF- Broker/Auctkiirveeir 831-3300 CALL THE PROFESSIONAL SKILL + INTEGRITY + KNOWLEDGE = RESULTS Ci Det. bungalow f 75x225' lot, 3 bedrooms, Faces lake, 2 bdrms., -Huge kitchen fireplace, huge deck, 50x1 30' lot, $699/mth. or _Updated roof, windows, etc. trees, trees. $124,873. -4 appliances. CALL DAVID JOSEPH- HOME LINE 427-871 go ICAMPBELL 0-0 warm, ONLY $134,900 Shows excellent with trilm and upgraded broadloom. Oversize master, garage door opener & interlock drive & walk. This 3 bedroom is spotless & sides to a parkett. all Joan Campbell% 831 CALL JOAN* AT 831-3300. ABOUT 3,800 DOWN Principal & interest 5 yrs. for under $515 mthly. Spacious 3 bdrm. unk 16 r U "MASTER", 13' eat -in kitchen + w/b. Rec rm., 2 bathrooms, gas heating, appliances included. Bryan RODRIWES Rodrigues*, 831 -M. Qaffien BRYAN RODRIGUES*lp 831-3300. 0411111111111ve 60himmi"11filidw TIMES ARE - TOUGH - BRUCE MIDDLETON Sel%R7 =300 lve WALK TO LAKE Totally renovated, 3 bdrm. backsplit, kitchen craft kitchen, rec rm., c/air, hum., Cl. air cleaner. COUNTRY LJ�ING Shows a 2 fireplaces, huge en s uite, family room, all the bells & whistles. BETTER USE IIST MORTGAGE RATES BRUCE'S 6 nno .. ......... (conv) ............................ 4-99% BYERS 6 mo. ........... (open) ............................ 6.50'�'c GLAD1 yr ..... ............. ................................. 5.75% 1 yr .............. (open) ............................ 615T� 2 yr. . ................ .. ... .......................... 6.000,16 3 yr ............... ... ................................. 6.37% 4 yr. .... ............. ................................. 6 75% 5 yr .. ............... ................................. 6 � 99% 7 yr . .............. ................................. 7.63% 10 yr ................. ................................. 8.29% 25 yr . . ........... ....... ......................... 874% RATESsuaJECT TO CH"E WITHOUT NOTCE *,-I k, STIA .., I I I Nil a DOWNSTAIRS- Self-contained in-law suite, sep. entrance, UPSTAIRS- 3 bdrms., main floor laundry facilities, 4 -pc. bath, laundry, Ige. kit, living room, kitchen, bedroom & living room' dining room, 3 washrooms, Call Jason Vanular* at walkout to fully fenced yard, w1cli M N TITIM double attached oaraae. I I W 1%TAZ1 I I Layi'I 111, 111WAI M JNNMN44RUPS SaW1.010""" IN "POWER OF SALE." PICKERING Why renfl! With 5% down this home (including mortgage, taxes & maintenance fees) carries for under $1000 per month. Beautiful floor plan with separate living & dining rooms -Lge. kitchen - 3 bdrms., and rec room. Near 401 & GO and Pickeiring Town Centre. Paint & Profit!! T your offer. Ma ot Johnson -Phillips', 831-3300. MARGOT JOHNSON -PHILLIPS*, 831-3300. 'Pus r#4 w000, Mill DOWNSTAIRS- Self-contained in-law suite, sep. entrance, UPSTAIRS- 3 bdrms., main floor laundry facilities, 4 -pc. bath, laundry, Ige. kit, living room, kitchen, bedroom & living room' dining room, 3 washrooms, Call Jason Vanular* at walkout to fully fenced yard, w1cli M N TITIM double attached oaraae. I I W 1%TAZ1 I I Layi'I 111, 111WAI M JNNMN44RUPS SaW1.010""" IN "POWER OF SALE." PICKERING Why renfl! With 5% down this home (including mortgage, taxes & maintenance fees) carries for under $1000 per month. Beautiful floor plan with separate living & dining rooms -Lge. kitchen - 3 bdrms., and rec room. Near 401 & GO and Pickeiring Town Centre. Paint & Profit!! T your offer. Ma ot Johnson -Phillips', 831-3300. MARGOT JOHNSON -PHILLIPS*, 831-3300. moving to Anotner utty wan Less Ntress Whether you are being transferred to another city by your employer, or moving for a change of scenery, relocating can be a harrowing experience. Moreover, long- distance house -hunting can bevery difficult if you are not familiar with the area to which you are moving However, by doing a little extra planning beforehand to familiarize yourself with the new city or town and to ensure that you purchase a home in a desirable neighborhood. you and your family will feel a lot more comfortable in your new home and have peace of mind knowing you made the right decision. Research the New Cit,, Before vou move. youAl want to learn as much as �-ou can about the city to which you are movin- or b6no transferred. Try to find acquaintances or friends or friends in the ne%% area and get their opinions on various neiehborhoods. You can also obtain communitN information from the local Chamber of Commerce. citv hall. visitor*s bureau. or local librar,.. or bv readim, newspapers from the city. Your local real estate representative. who is helping you sell your current home. will also be able to help �ou obtain information through his or her company's network of offices. It is also helpful to read about the population and income trends. taxes and zonin,-. and local histor% of the citv. Gather detailed maps indicating parks and shopping areas. too. If you have children. vou*11 also "ant to know about schools and recreation centres. If %ou are moving because of a job transfer. manN large companie,, provide special services for their transferred employees. Talk to your colleagues about securing the services of a reputable real estate companv with referral and relocation services. If vou are movino on vour own. keep in mind that most large real estate companies have cross-country referral services, which will be helpful to you when it comes time to sell your current home and buy your next one in your new city. Finding the Right Neighborhood It is a good idea to try to arrange for a couple of lengthy house -hunting trips, allowin- enou-h time to drive around the city so that you are satisfied with your choice of neinhborhood and home. You current real estate representative can refer vou to a collea(Tue in your new destination can refer you to a colleaoue in vour new L- destination. He or she will be glad to show you around the area and provide you with average prices of homes. C. Ideally. you want to purchase a house in a desirabic. well-maintained neighborhood. You should also look for a house near public transportation. schools, shopping V and recreation. In areas where you know improvements are coming. such as L� widening of roads or the development of a C� new shopping center. such neighborhoods C, L_ are worth lookinc, at as you can expect the value of the properties to rise. The extension of bus lines or transit services. which create new transfer points. usually results in ne%N business centres and an increase in property values as well. Furthermore. the location of an important industrx in a new section of a city often brings %k ith it a demand for home sites. Districts chan-in- from homes to apariment sites - where it is possible to house 15 families on a lot were one family has normaliv resided - often results in increases in land value as well. And even if vou don't have children. keep in mind that quality schools also increase property values. You can also visit the police precinct station for records of neighborhoods with Sill %;][]in= Iamb. in nuoltlun, [IOU ou which areas have high traffic and which ones generate a lot of noise and pollution. You'll want to stay away from neighborhoods with too many cars parked on the street and areas in which the homes are being used as rooming, houses. Other areas to avoide include those with public utility substations, broadcastina towers, salvage yards, auto shops and dealerships, chemical plants and ball fields where night games are played. C, When to Move If you are being transferred, you may 0 have no choice as to when you want to move. However, if you are moving on our 0 y own, take some time to consider when to sell your home and when to purchase a new one. It can make a big different in your pocketbook. While homes can and do sell all through the year and during the best and worst of economic conditions. there is generally more activity during the milder months and when the economy is strona. If vou sell during these times. you are more likely to Let top dollar for your house. To successfully market your home thouch. it is -vital that you price it L accurately. If you overprice your home. it will likelv not sell and your listine will have been on the market for several months. You real estate representative can inform you of current market conditions and provide you with a market evaluation of your home. Converselv. vou would ideallv like to buy your next home in what's called a buver*s market. When the econonl is weak and there is high unemployment low consumer confidence and people are preferring to save rather than spend. there is a buver*s market. There are relatively a lot of homes for sale and fewer people interested in purchasing in a buyer's market and, as a result. houses stav on the m,arket loni-er and nrice,� tend to (,n clown r4loftmu sew" R111111ft LIL 9 Win SL SoUth s tWW9@,0nWWL9C1K0 THIS I IS A 101 TO SEE IS TO BUYI Country I acre - Pool - Absolutely immaculate . Better than newl Dream kitchen (oak) - French doors! Uxbridge area. $229,qW. Motivated vendor - call Lee Weldon, Associate Broker, Tor. 510-1284 - $52-6143. r.mmmmmmMM9 Wift V REAL ESTATE LTD. 15 Harwood Ave. S. ANITA WITTY 683-8661 �r wAL IMMiDIA'TE POSiESSION Newly decorveo serni-detaclied burgalow in central Aliax, close to all amenities. New 4 -pc bathroom, lew quality broadloom, upgraded windows, spacious N rM, & din rm.. 3+1 bedrooms, fenced yard. EXCELLENT VALUE' Only $1.41,900 513 WESTNEY RD. S., AJAX Gjality bui.: ;n 1988. 19,200 sq, ft. or. two floors. Excellert location with easy access to 401 Private o" ces. 5 washroorrs, 3 !oading dOCKS, full y sDr nklered. 41 parking spaces Thousands spe-1, on ogrades' MUST BE SOLD' Askng only $929,000, L 11111110 M = M = FOR A FREE HOME EVALUATION CALL ONE OF OUR AGENTS SOUTH AJAX JUNIOR EXECUTIVE $235,000 Beautiful home close to the laketront. Country style kitchen with solarium breakfast area, large family room with brick fireplace, luxurious master bedroom en suite with roman tub. Great pie -shaped lot, fully fenced, with two tier sundecks, double garage and driveway. Main floor laundry, bay windows and much more. Call today before it's sold. GREAT VALUE - GREAT LOCATION Only $159,900 gets you 4 bedrooms, main floor family room, fireplace, eat - in kitchen. finished basement. Don't waft too lonq or this will be gone. QUALITY 683 0500000 ONE LTD. ti WITH OFFICES INA VERY AFFORDABLE GREAT VALUE $115,900 Why pay rent'? S5395 down payment and the mortgage would carry for M.34 per morth. !I buys you a well kepT 3 bedroom townhouse. eat -in Kitchen. dining room overlooking sunKer living room, finshed basement, close to shoppirig and transit. All appliarces included. !7= GREAT BUNGALOW $15%M $10,000 down only - vendor will hold balance - no qualifying - 7 mom brick home having 3 bdns. on main floor, lot 51x195' - Call today on this super deal. I THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, JANUARY 19, 1994 -PAGE 7 F -- --------- . . ...... ... n ;A. L *i[Yf �kg 121 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. ELEGAW HOME ON ESTATE LOT Custom 4 bdrm. bungalow with completely finished lower level, offem luxury Irving at Me reasonable pnce of $369,000. Situated minutes from the 401, just east of Ajax Townfine. Call to view its many features. Anne Briscw* 428-212 1. "POWR OF SALE" 4 bdrm. Ink home with garage and rec room. Large eat -in kitched and more for only $139,900. Call Richard MacLean* at 428-2121 for more information. lor I SOUTH AJAX $159A60 4 bdrm. with min. fir. fam. room, w -o to ded from 9 W -K — large kitchen wW fam. rm., dble. att. gar., qW upgraded carpels, 3 . ...... — — ---- I& - baths, Sep. shower, sauna, premium W. For more info. call Flora Waters* at 428-2121. 428m2 121 839m2i 21 2844177 the Tu $149,900, DETACHED 3 bdrm. bungalow on a mature K also has in- law suite, close to schools, shopping and 401. Hurry.... this one won't last. Call Judy Shaw* at 428-2121. CLOSE TO EVERYTHM Approximately 2,000 sq. ft. 4+2 bdrm. brick home. In- law suite has private entrance. 2 4-, 13% 1 2-m. baths, close to Pick ' 10, Town Centre, 401 a 2 Transill. Priced at $194,900. CaR Dennis Morgan* to view at 428-2121. Now when you buy or sell with a CENTURY 2 1 "office, you can earn up to 1,500 AIR MILESO travel miles. So go to Hawaii. Or Italy. Or your mother-in-law's. Because these AIR MILES travel miles are good towards air travel to almost anywhere in the world. + List your horne with me before April 30, 1994 and receive a bonus offer of 75 AIR WILES travel miles. For more information about the AIR MHXS Reward Program, Call 428-2121 C~0 �21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. DoNIT UNDEREmmTE THE PowERTM 0ft0"WTMftWkG(C4ftqM Pad C-1111011111111111111111 Und UWW Uomm Euk 00m b6pabWy O=W aW Open%oill. � AM MEIII W -W -d PLY, L*V* 428m2 121 839m2i 21 2844177 the Tu $149,900, DETACHED 3 bdrm. bungalow on a mature K also has in- law suite, close to schools, shopping and 401. Hurry.... this one won't last. Call Judy Shaw* at 428-2121. CLOSE TO EVERYTHM Approximately 2,000 sq. ft. 4+2 bdrm. brick home. In- law suite has private entrance. 2 4-, 13% 1 2-m. baths, close to Pick ' 10, Town Centre, 401 a 2 Transill. Priced at $194,900. CaR Dennis Morgan* to view at 428-2121. I BARBARA OKE Sales Representative V V_ P CORNER LOT - 50'FRONTAGE q3+1 bdrm. q4 -pc. on suile Y'Mai n laundry �Eat-in Mchen overlooks tam. room 4$$,"ng$ Dbl. driveway! 4Fireplace 4Watch your child walk to school I 4Fencedyard SHARON CHISHOLM �Call for viewing -Sharon Chisholm*, 619-9500. Saks Represefflative Call -11-11 ret home, evaluation! TELL ONE TELL ALU! Youl want to see this house with your own eyes, especially the huge master bdrm. with gas tp.. 2 walk-ins and W. mirrored closets. sitling arealden study area & 5 -pc. en suite (that's lust one bdrm.11 This home has it all Mn It tam. rin.. sop. din. mr. with french drs , formal Iry rm . fin rec rm.. total of 4 baths & 5 bdrms PLEASE CALL BARBARA OKE. 619- M SUTTON GROUP HERITAGE REALTY WE MEAN BUSINESS WITH ANEW PRICE OF S229.900 _..1:5101111 DARRYL GLOVER Associate Broker Associate Manager START uroci; Great 3 bedroom home with 2 full baths. Jacuzzi, uge deck - .ully fenced , ard. Darryl Glover-, 619- 9500. P.� I PETER MUELLER iI, Associate Broker Assistant Managerr Call our Mortgage Specialist STEVE KING*@ 5 year mortgages, 6 3/4%* (*O.A.C.) MIKE LYNCH Sales Representative EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTY OVERLOOKING LAKE ONTARIO Mat a great place to buik:i your executive oream home or save your money and live in this cute 2 bdrm. bungaiow with large garage. 7his 1/4 acre lot has severance potential, Asking $169.900. Call Peter Mueller- for more �detalls IAN MacLEOD Sales Representative ONLY $99,000 Large 3 bdrm. condo. Walk to lake! Eat -in kitchen, 2 -pc. en suite, walk-in closet, 2 balconies. Approx. 1,200 sq. ft., only $4,950 down payment. Carries for less than $600 per month P.&I. O.A.C. Call Mike Lynch", 619-9500. RENOVATED SCHOOL HOUSE. Beautifully rejuvenatea home mins. from the city. 12 ft. ceilings with huge valadin windows through din. & liv. Post & beam add. with Beckerman kri. and master retreat. If you love the unique, I have your home. Only $239.900. Call Ian MacLeod now, 619-9500, Sales Rep., Sutton Group Heritage Realty Inc. 4A_ fl �Ikj STOP. CIRCLE. CALL. $139,700 only lo, tis bea�t:�ji 3 bedroom home. GREAT FAMILY —HOME -imaculate 4 bd— 1)ome r nos* Jes,-abie area. Master boasts a serri-er suite and his & her "AMBERLEA - 2.004 SO. FT." Perlect for a growing family. this home has a all. - closets. Eat -in kit&en comes complete wit Vk $179.900 4 bdrm. exec. detached on a 44 foot lot. -ar,,,y room with fireplace, double garage. 3 appliances. Walkout from living roor, to a pre".y main fir. family rm. w1fireplace, 2 1/2 baths. double RAN McDONALD bathrooms. Won't iast. call Ran McDonakJ* now at HANTAL DOWNEY 'seec yard C.Iose to schools & shopping. C�tl LAURA MARKSIve car garage. won't last"' Call Laura Marks*, 619 - Sales Representative 61c�__q5CC Sales Representative Chaim:* a: 619-9500, youl! be glad you didil Sales Representat 9500. me's - Jr., zv.., 7! 2 AJAX BUDGET BALANCER S229.ODO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD GREAT LOCATION 3+2 bedroo-s. Brick bungalow. 5C' lot. live TWO FAMILY HOME! far� P- 6 n ly � 7 -tome has r a' 4-' niC—S �_arqe family room upstairs. rent downstairs Great condition and Tliis 4 bdrm. home has a protessionaliv fin. 2 bdrm. lished bs A"n tp.. zeramoc foyer & halfway. finish, iniciides many upgrades. many upgrades. most tismit. apt. with eat -in kit. and sep. entrance. W. fir. JOHN C GIBSON owth wet bar. 4 -pc bath with Jacuzz. firel: AL rew thermal wtWows. alum. eaves. fascia soffits. tam, rm. w/fireplace. main fir. Laundry w1h entrance cii� I ROSS OAKE uts. 11 Salts i0i Representative DarqUE'l flooring. 7his; home has mal Y OB, TOM AfTKENHEAD tardwood floor. etc Great value al $164.900. Call Associate Broker to garage. Greenhouse kill. with 2 walkouts. Call 619-9500 'eatures. formore nfc. piease call John Gbson'. Sales Representative -orn Anker-ead'. 619-950C Ross Oake**. 619-9500. S339,500 r--- tor- MOVE UP TO THE ENCLAVES! Triis beautiful 2.800' home in the Enciaves is a must see at an affordable price. The house is spotlessly clean, features interlock MOV IN su -2,OW SO. $187,SW front, deck and gazebo in back yard. 4 43 over -sized bedrooms NMaster bdrm. -S"N POWER OF SALE - 2,410 SO. FEET It's a great time to make the move to area -4-pc. er suite -.Eat-in kd. overlooks family Pickering -Amberlea neighborhood. 4 bdrms.. 3 -�Walk to baths, tam ty room has bea utfful gas f trepiace, main Pickering's most prestigious -44 Aft. rm. %Fireplace, fenced yard, sep. dn"' I schools, parks -Mrs. to 401. Call now for viewing. floor laundry and many other great features to this SHEILA EARL neighborhood. Sheila Earl*, 619- SHARON CHISHOLM Sharon Chisholm'. 619-9500. TINA BOWEN home. Asking $224,900. Please call Tina Bowen* Sales RePresm"thit 9500. Sales Representative CALL -4-A FREE HOME EVALUATION. Salts Representative for further details, 619-9500, 24 hr. pa SUSAN VINCENT PATRICIA SNPSON SaIn Reprounillative TINA BOWEN Sd" Represtar"tive 'A fall, 3$1 ow BUYIEffW! Magnificent custorn "English Manor SW home' Exudes charml Stunning mstr. bdffn. with cath. beamed ceiling, tp., + fr. dr. walkout to sundeck overlooking Frenchman's Bay Yacht Chib! Jacuzzi, en suitel Stunning grounds + outdoor sauna. gazebos + fp. (4 fps. in all!) Quality +4-+ - A must see! Susan Vincenl*. (619 -VM) NEEDED ... 2 bdrm. unit in Tridel's Discovery Place. Must have balcony. Prefer the Hudson Model but will consider others. Please call Patricia Simpson*, 619-9500. $169,200 PICKERING TWO FAMILY HOME Detached VO, 3 bdrins., plus two bedroorn "w apartment with its' own entrance, new wridows, lairdscapie, and broadlow wit hardwiood floors underneath. Very clean, cames for less thatin rent. Tm Bowen', 619-9500. LOOK _H__09S AGAIN Now two offices to serve you. At Sutton Group Heritage Realty Inc. it is our commitment to provide superior real estate & mortgage services. We are opening our second office to do just that. For more information please call us, we'd happy to serve you. Ajax Pickering 619-9500 831-9500 11M 11111118:1LE00 Saw$ PApresuluon t WESTNEY HEIGHTS Excellent famidy home. Famiy morn oveir doll garadge, vendor says sell! $179,900. Don't wat Cal Ian MacLeod row, Sales Rep. Suillon CwoW Herilaae Reality Inc. 619-M. IN t REDUCED FOR AS LOW AS $250 MTH. OAC Beautiful 3+2 bedroom brick bungalow in beautitul South Ajax. Exceptional investment home with many expensive upgrades. You won't be disappointed. $164,900. Call Peter Mueller for more details.