HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_02_11Petal peddlers need a bouquet of bucks
By KEITH GILLIGAN
Staff Reporter
AJAX - Things aren't as rosy for road-
side flower vendors these days.
A new bylaw regulating hawkers and
peddlers approved by Ajax council Mon-
day night increases the cost of a licence
and establishes a new daily fee for ven-
dors.
Before council approved the
bylaw, Reed's Florist owner
Anthony Stolk told politicians
the road -side petal peddlers have
been undercutting local florists.
The vendors are "ignoring
bylaws", Mr. Stolk contended.
"They make their money and
leave Town.
"Don't be misled about a few
kids making a few dollars on
weekends. The person behind
the scenes is making a lot of
money," he said.
The bylaw requires vendors
to pay an annual licence fee of
$200 and a daily fee of $50 and
it stipulates where a peddler can do busi-
ness. A person selling flowers over a
weekend would have to fork out $300.
The licence will require a photograph
of the seller so it can't be used by another
person.
While aimed at curbing flower ven-
dors, the hawkers and peddlers bylaw cov-
ers all road -side sellers, except hot-dog
cart operators.
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Children face
day -long
kindergaden
By LINDA WHITE
Staff Reporter
DURHAM - All -day. every -other -day kinder-
garten will be introduced at all public schools here
beginning in September. while busing to French
immersion and gifted programs will remain.
Those are among the decisions Durham Board
of Education trustees reached in their latest round
of budget talks Wednesday.
The revised kindergarten program will save the
board an estimated $895,000 a year by cutting
noon -hour busing to and from school. And, the
board believes the cost-cutting measure will also
improve the program. by providing students more
time for things like crafts and physical education
and less time on buses.
Though many parents have spoken out against
the change, fearing students would be exhausted
and unable to cope if they were forced to attend
school all day, some now see its potential benefits.
"It will make it easier for kids when they begin
Grade l;' says Janice Frampton, Taxpayers'
Coalition of Ajax and Pickering second vice-pres-
ident, among those who fust opposed the move.
.In kindergarten, they'll get used to being in
school all day while enjoying a lot of group activi-
ties. The day is broken up and not a lot of time is
concentrated on just one subject They won't be
sitting at a desk all day, like in Grade L"
The board hasn't yet decided how it will offer
the program, though it has considered providing it
on the same days each week, such as Monday and
Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday, and every
second Friday.
Meanwhile, parents whose children attend
French immersion and gifted programs can
breathe a sigh of relief after austees agreed to
retain basing. Last mouth, the bond cut French
mmeis. kindergarten.
Tntsiaes will continue trimming an estimated
budget of $3110.4 million — which would hit sup -
paws with a tax increase of 6.71 per cent — at
their next round of talks Tuesday.
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units of blood. photo by A.J. Groen
Angry resident
in a door jam
AJAX - It could be a while
before a family here shows a ser-
viceman to the door.
The family recently had a new
front door installed following a
break-in. But because the home-
owners were unhappy with its
installation, they stopped pay-
ment on their cheque to the
installer, police report.
The installer decided the door
was therefore his, removed it
from its hinges Tuesday evening
and took it away with him, cops
say. The homeowners weren't
home at the time, though their
children were.
The incident is being treated
as a theft by police.
Woman injured
in hit-and-run
AJAX - An Ajax man has
been arrested following a hit-
and-run which left a pedestrian
with a broken arm here Tuesday
afternoon.
Around 3:40 p.m., a 55 -year-
old Ajax woman was walking
eastbound across Harwood Ave.
at Kings Cres. when she was
struck by a car which had just
left a nearby plaza and was turn-
ing on to Harwood.
The car stopped for a
moment but the driver then left
the scene without assisting the
woman.
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and Pickering General Hospital
where she was treated for a bro-
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Jr. kindergarten
may be forced
in public schools
By LINDA WHITE
Staff Reporter
DURHAM - Junior kindergarten
could be introduced at some public
schools here as early as September.
The ministry of education
and training may force the
Durham Board of Education
— and other boards which
haven't yet introduced junior
kindergarten — to begin
phasing in the program this
fall.
"We do not have a
choice, except civil disobedi-
ence, which the ministry
could deal with," notes chairman
Patricia Bowman. 'Ilse community
still does not want junior kinder-
garten...It's another program being
laid on" cash-strapped taxpayers.
While the board believes junior
kindergarten will be beneficial to
youngsters, it fears the S24 -million
price tag associated with its imple-
mentation will be at the expense of
students now at school.
When the ministry approved a
bill last stunmer which makes junior
kindergarten mandatory throughout
Ontario in September, many boards
believed they could be eligible for
exemption until 1997.
Boards seeking exemption until
that time were inwucted to submit
written requests with a detailed
phased -in implementation plan for
junior kindergarten.
But a recent ministry memo says
exemption does not mean boards can
"postpone" implementation of the
new program. "Only in the most
unusual of circumstances will a
board be given approval for a plan
that does not provide for the enrol-
ment of some (junior kindergarten)
pupils" beginning in September.
But because Durham had
requested a full exemption
until 1997, its program com-
mittee was forced back to
the drawing board. If its
revised plans are approved
by the full board on Mon-
day, the following will be
submitted to the ministry:
:) Plan A: It will again
request exemption until
1997, with accommodation, pro-
gram, staff and transportation plans
phased -in until then.
:1 Plan B: The board will contin-
ue planning the program and con-
strict junior kindergarten classes in
1994-95. It will offer junior kinder-
garten to a limited number of
schools and learning centres begin-
ning in 1995-96 and increase those
numbers in 1996-97 before fully
implementing it in 1997-98.
Z) Pian C: This plat[ is much the
same as the one above, but intro-
duces some classes in September
1994 and gradually increases the
number until full implementation in
1997.
Boards must submit implementa-
tion plans by April 15. The ministry
will inform boards whether their
plans are approved by May 1.
The Durham Region Roman
Catholic Separate School Board
introduced junior kindergarten year
ago in an effort to woo new students. .
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More work for your MP
AJAX-PICKERING - Ontario Rid-
ing MP Dan McTeaguc has some extra
work to keep himself busy.
Mr. McTeague has been appointed
to two standing joint House of Com-
mons and Senate committees.
Your Liberal representative in
Ottawa is now a member of the com-
mittee on official languages and the
committee on the scrutiny of regula- Dan McTeague
tions.
The official languages body exam-
ines policy relating to bilingualism,
while the scrutiny of regulations com-
mittee is responsible for examining all
federal regulations to ensure their need.
Mr. McTeague receives no extra
money for his new duties.
Both committees begin meetings
soon.
Federal Liberals have new executive
AJAX-PICKERING - The Ontario Riding Lib-
eral Ascociat;on has a new executive.
David Crawford takes over as president from
George Vandenberg.
Vice-president is Susan Kular, general secre-
tary Violeta Rasic, membership secretary Shirley
Gawman and treasurer Monica OletuooL
Directors are Patricia Brooks, Joe Dickson,
Ralph Goldberg, Walter Kent, George Khouri,
Balbir Kular, Paul Kular. Surjit Mann, Marilyn
Peck, Sid Sande m. Casey Sullivan and Sandi Sul-
livan. The youth member is Jeff Stone.
New committee chairs are Diana Sonego
(social events), Judi Longfield (nominations),
Martin Olenroot (media relations), Duncan Read
(constitution), Mark Holland (policy) and Emile
Gillezeau (fund-raising).
Ontario Riding includes all of Pickering and
Ajax and is represented by Liberal i`dP Dan
McTeaguc.
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Cops equipped'ito handle changing face of cdme
DURHAM - Even though they're all a big
happy family now, many members of the seven
police forces that were brought together to form
the Durham Regional Police in 1974 were less
than thrilled at the prospect of living under one
roof.
"There was obviously some grumbling,
some apprehension," recounts Inspector Reg
McIntyre, who has served with the Oshawa and
Durham police forces since 1964. "I joined a
small community police department and didn't
want to become part of a big -city police depart-
ment."
All the local chiefs were anxious about who
was going to be top dog and second
in command in the new amalgamat-
ed force. The rank and file were
worried about changes in their jobs
and pay, and whether they'd be
forced out of their own communi-
ties. Citizens were concerned the
new, big police force would cost
more of their tax dollars. And
everyone fretted over each commu-
nity's loss of direct control over its
own police.
But the union had been mandat-
ed by the Province and everybody
had to live with it.
So on Jan. 1, 1974, amalgama-
tion brought together police forces
that had previously enjoyed inde-
pendence for 131 years (Bow-
manville), 110 years (Oshawa) 106
years (Whitby), 99 years
(Uxbridge), 91 years (Cannington),
34 vears (Pickering) and 22 years
(Ajax).
Now that Durham Regional
Police are celebrating the force's
20th anniversary in 1994, the bene-
fits that resulted from the amalga-
mation have overshadowed the
concerns people had in 1974. Most
important, notes Insp. McIntyre,
has been the pooling of resources
that has allowed special units and
services to be provided that the
individual forces could not have
offered on their own. He cites as
examples Durham's specialized
forensic unit~, fraud squad, surveil-
lance team and bomb detection
equipment.
Those 20 years under one nwf
have also brought a lot of changes
to policing in the region, says the
inspeLtor. There is now a return to
community policing as opposed to
the emphasis on call response times
and report -taking that kept officers
off the beat and away from consis-
tent contact with the community
between the 1 r*(h and 1980s.
Police officers have changed
too. They're better educated when
they start, and receive additional
training throughout their careers.
There are also more women and
minorities represented among the
rank and file so the force better
reflect% the community.
And officers are now backed up
by technology they probably never
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Change has been "fast
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the challenges directly facing Durham police
are emerging race relations
.. issues, more technology
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is expected to increase, as
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scams. There will also be the issue of safe-
guarding all the personal and/or confidential
information that is stored in various data banks.
As well, child abuse, abuse of the elderly and
family violence are problems that the public
are demanding police give more attention to.
"There's going to be more demands on
police service and police officers as individuals
and 1 don't think it's just ever going to stop,"
says insp. McIntyre.
But he's optimistic police will be able to
cope with the challenges of the future.
"Historically, police have been slow to react
to trends and patterns. Now, with the education
levels, training and general awareness, we
respond more rapidly. We're better equipped to
handle more of these changes."
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Playing
with fire?
Local Town councils have done their job.
Both Ajax and Pickering have come up with 1994 budgets
that will freeze taxes for services provided by the Towns. (Ajax
is expected to formally approve its budget Feb. 21).
It's a welcome relief for homeowners, mane of whom have
been living a different lifestyle since the recession hit.
We applaud everyone at both Town halls who worked dili-
gently and spent hours going over numbers to achieve the zero
increase.
However, frozen taxes come at a price. In both towns, tax-
payers are going to see a reduction in services.
We assume that staff and councillors, when reducing services
and slashing items from the budget, made the correct choices.
However, one decision by Pickering council during budget
deliberations has us worried.
It's the politicians' decision not to man full-time a new fire
hall at the corner of Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave. Firefighters will
he posted there during regular business hours weekdays.
We think Town council went too far in its budget cuts if the
politicians' decision on staffing the station puts a single resi-
dent's life in Jeopardy. N','e'd strongly recommend an item of
leisure be dropped before something designed to safeguard the
public.
In an election year like this one, one of the best ploys a
politician can use to woo voters is to help bring in a budget that
freezes taxes.
The politicians' popularity will drop quickly if their cost cut-
ting results in tragedy.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Residents' needs outweigh those of
councillors
i
vious actions of councillors in in
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Playing
with fire?
Local Town councils have done their job.
Both Ajax and Pickering have come up with 1994 budgets
that will freeze taxes for services provided by the Towns. (Ajax
is expected to formally approve its budget Feb. 21).
It's a welcome relief for homeowners, mane of whom have
been living a different lifestyle since the recession hit.
We applaud everyone at both Town halls who worked dili-
gently and spent hours going over numbers to achieve the zero
increase.
However, frozen taxes come at a price. In both towns, tax-
payers are going to see a reduction in services.
We assume that staff and councillors, when reducing services
and slashing items from the budget, made the correct choices.
However, one decision by Pickering council during budget
deliberations has us worried.
It's the politicians' decision not to man full-time a new fire
hall at the corner of Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave. Firefighters will
he posted there during regular business hours weekdays.
We think Town council went too far in its budget cuts if the
politicians' decision on staffing the station puts a single resi-
dent's life in Jeopardy. N','e'd strongly recommend an item of
leisure be dropped before something designed to safeguard the
public.
In an election year like this one, one of the best ploys a
politician can use to woo voters is to help bring in a budget that
freezes taxes.
The politicians' popularity will drop quickly if their cost cut-
ting results in tragedy.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Residents' needs outweigh those of
councillors
To the editor,
vious actions of councillors in in
last fiscal year. How much would
more important. Surely the need of
It is time to look at some o f the
the past.
Pickering's residents have saved if
a handicapped person or senior citi-
decisions trade by Pickering coun-
While hindsight is great and
the land had been returned at fair
zen having a bus during reasonable
cil over the past few weeks.
easy. one must consider the effect
market value? How much would
daylight hours supersedes a con -
Recently Pickering councillors
of giving land back to developers
the Town save if the "freebies' for
vention jaunt"
have decided that to keep to a "no
at "No Cost', as happened on two
Councillors were cut. Surely the
Alex Robertson,
increase budget' they must make
occasions in Pickering within the
proper manning a fire station is
Pickering
drastic decisions. new Amongt'� are
manning of the new fire station
Defiance is not any way to challenge rules
during "normal working hours",
To the editor,
expand to home rules too? Is this
We have a next to [tone freedom
cutting of bus services, to even
I have just had it with the mer-
how we are training our kids to live?
of a system which lawfully allows us
more frugal times and trips. There
omits who openly break our laws in
These merchants, the way I see it,
to challenge rules properly without
is no one who can argue that dras-
defiance of statutory regulations.
are irresponsible and downright
havmg to resort to hot headed stupid
tic measures are needed to bring
We adults then have the gull to
ignorant.
action by afew.
the expenses under control. But
expo our children to respect rules
Open defiance does not crostituie
T.M. Masai,
what must be considered is the pre-
and order of our land and yes let's
a means to an end!
Ajax
Haveour sa ' what's your opinion of the decrease in taxes on cigarettes?
Yy • -- asked at Harwood Place Mall
Elvis Mate says, "Good idea.
The recession is hurting a lot of
small merchants."
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Dereck Gulab says. "It's not a
good idea. A lot of kids will
smoke, more people will suffer."
Victoria Edwards says, "If that
will help decrease smuggling, it's a
good idea"
Ilan Smith says, "I don't think it
will stop smuggling."
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Escape
winter
DURHAM - A trip to the sunny
south is only a winning raffle ticket
away.
The Ontario Manch of Dimes is
holding a raffle with a first prize of
a one-week trip for two to the Life-
time Resort Network's golf and ten-
nis club in Freeport, Bahamas.
Second prize is two tickets to
The Phantom of The Opera, while
the third prize is $100 cash.
The draw will be held March 28.
Tickets are $4 each and will be
sold locally at the Five Points Mall,
on Taunton Rd., Oshawa, Saturday,
Feb. 12, and at the Pickering Town
Centre Saturday, March 12.
Tickets are also available at the
Manch of Dimes office at 10 Mary
St- S., Oshawa.
Proceeds from the draw will be
used to buy adults assistive devices,
such as wheelchairs, walkers and
braces.
Call 434-5280 for more infor-
mation.
Help here for
teens living
on their own
AJAX-PICKERING - Teens are
being sought for a free dinner club
program.
Young people 16 to 19 living on
their own will learnt skills to get by
independently with a focus on
preparing healthy meals on a
restricted budget -
Participants will prepare and eat
different food dishes and talk.
Co-ordinating the program are
the Barbera Blade Centre for Youth
Resources, Durham Region's
health department, and the Durham
Region YMCA. Sponsorship
comes from the Pickering East
Shore Community Association,
Knob Hill Farms, the Salvation
Army and the Town of Pickering.
It runs for 12 consecutive Mon-
days beginning Feb. 14 from 4:30
to 6 p.m. at the Barbara Blade Cen-
tre, on Liverpool Rd. south of
Bayly St., Pickering.
Call 839-6131 for information
or to enrol.
Babysitting
tips offered
AJAX - Babysitting tips will be
offered during a course at the Ajax
Public library.
Developed by the Institute for
the Prevention of Child Abuse, the
course covers such topics as infant
rare, nutrition, first aid, emergency
procedures and discipline prob-
lems.
It's for people from 11 to 18.
Cost is $24 which covers a stu-
dent reference book.
Classes will be held Saturdays,
Feb. 19, 26 and Manch 5, from 9:45
a.m. to noon, at the main library
branch.
A registration form available at
the library must be completed and
accompanied by a cheque made
payable to instructor Linda Bow-
den. Registrations will be con -
finned by phone and a receipt will
be issued at the first class.
A certificate will be awarded to
those who complete the Course.
The main library branch is at the
corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings
Cres., next to the Town hall.
Call library programmer Sarah
White at 6834000 -
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cry cold weather can spell trouble for you and
car, as you find out all too often each winter.
)ably the most common, and most aggravating
It of that cold weather is a dead battery.
Vhile jump-starting a batten' is not difficult.
Canadian Automobile Association suggests
take some safety precautions:
Check your owner's manual/manufacturer's
thtual for specific advice on jump-starting your
is
ocular model car. Vehicles equipped with on -
rd computers and/or mobile telephones may
uire slightly different procedures to avoid
btipment or accessory damage.
Be sure the jumper cable and clamps have no
gse or missing insulation, which could lead to
irctrical or acid burns, or sometimes an explo-
(-) clamp to the negative battery terminal of the
assisting vehicle. Then fasten the other negative
clamp to the engine block of the stalled vehicle.
❑ When the cables are secure, start the assist-
ing vehicle and rev it to a fast idle. Wait a few
seconds before attempting to start the stalled vehi-
cle.
J Once successful, remove the cable connec-
tions in the precise reverse order to which they
were attached.
J Of course, there's an easy way to avoid all
this, says the CAA. Cold weather starts require a
battery that is fully charged. Recharge or replace
weak batteries. If appropriate. check the fluid lev-
els and make certain battery posts and cable
clamps are clean and tight.
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Take care
of winter
damage
For many people, hav-
Ing repair or tune-up
work on their vehicle is
the source of many
headaches.
However, there are
several good reasons for
having tune-up work
done.
That's especially true
after a cold winter like
this one.
Special attention to
particular parts of your
vehicle will save you
headaches and money.
Its no wonder that car
alignment Is thrown off
and tires wear quickly
when the roads deterio-
rate into a constant line
of potholes due to salt
and cold dr. Ice patches
and snow drifts also pre-
vent vehicles from work-
ing properly. Salt not only
affects the body of your
car, it can seep inside,
damaging wiring and
moving parts.
To have those winter
woes looked after, drop
by Acculine Complete
Automotive Service at
1051 Brock Pd. S. in Pick-
ering. Cdl 427-5711.
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KEEP YOUR CAR AND ITS
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A new car needs attention too! Your warranty
doesn't cover regular services like oil changes,
brakes, and tire rotations, but they are necessary to
ensure that your warranty is
fully utilized and your
car runs smoothly. We
can help! And for less
than you might think!
We know you don't
have money to throw
away, and we know
you work hard for it.
That's why we stand
behind every piece of work
we do.We also offer FREE
Inspections with our work. That's something the
big guys just won't do! Personal service at a great
price! Stop by and see us and take advantage of our
February Specials.
CRI, Lube & Filter Tire Rotation & Balance
$21*95 $39995,
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All makes and models welcomed!
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Properhelpscar care
prevent emergencies
Cold weather can turn minor car maintenance problems into automo-
tive emergencies, warns the Canadian Automobile Association.
"Poor tires, cars that won't start, and malfunctioning lights become
hazardous in bad weather," according to Pat Curran.
"Many people think car maintenance is difficult or expensive, but it
doesn't have to be. Regular preventive maintenance can be accom-
plished in a short period of time and goes a long way toward increased
reliability, better fuel economy, and avoidance of costly repairs."
The first step in winterizing the car is a tune-up. Normally, a tune-up
consists of adjustment or replacement of spark plugs, as required; oil and
filter change; air filter change, if necessary; adjustment of engine timing;
inspection of heat riser valve; carburetor adjustment, if required; PCV
valve change, if necessary; tightening of belts; and replacement of igni-
tion wires, if required.
For winter maintenance, also ask the mechanic to check and change
or correct anti -freeze solution, inspect water hoses and exhaust system
for leaks; and check battery charge and capacity. And, get him to clean
battery terminals and grease them
to guard against corrosion — a
major inhibitor to engine starting,
especially in cold weather.
If the battery is weak or old,
replace it before it lets you down.
When the temperature drops, the
condition of your battery usually
determines if your car starts. A
brand-new, fully charged battery
at 0 degrees Centigrade only 60
per cent efficient, at -18 degrees,
4h per cent. Think what happens
to a battery which is handicapped
by old age or poor condition!
Mount snow tires after they
are inspected for cuts, bruises or
wear at this time, too.
When having oil changed, the
CAA advices motorists to make
sure the weight of oil they've
been using will perform satisfac-
torily in winter. A multi -grade oil
(such as 5W 30 or IOW 30)
works well in almost all engines
and has a flowing consistency to
meet varying temperatures. The
lower number refers to its ability
to flow adequately in cold weath-
er (the lower the number, the
more cold it will withstand),
while the higher number indi-
cates the oil will maintain its
ability to lubricate during hot
weather.
Motorists' checklist
. for winter
Thoougbout the winter season,
motorists should check the fol-
lowing: See that all lights, turn
signals and emergency flashers
are operating properly. Keep
headlamps clean for greater visi-
bility. Check windshield wiper
blades and replace if old or worn.
Fill windshield cleaning fluid
reservoir with a solution that con-
tains an antifreeze for winter use.
Make sure heater and defroster
are working properly and have
them repabW if necessary.
Finally, the auto club urges
motorists to carry these items in
their cars during the ..inter. uw-
tion aids such as sand, kitty litter
or traction mals, small shovel, ice
scraper and snow brush, flash-
light, flares or safety triangle,
booster cables, dry cloth or paper
towels, and a blanket. They'll
prove invaluable should an emer-
gency develop.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1994 -PAGE!
Clear wi*ndshl*el
Drivers who neglect to com-
pletely remove all snow and ice
from their vehicles may be play-
ing one of the most dangerous
winter sports of all.
"Peep -hole driving" is a game
much like Russian roulette. The
players must accurately navigate
around other vehicles and avoid
both animate and inanimate
objects while peering through a
small hole created by a quick
sweep of the wipers.
"Good drivers know they must
be able to see in all directions,"
says Pat Curran of the Canadian
Automobile Association. "Expert
drivers don't play the peep -hole
game and are justly intolerant of
those drivers who do."
Be sure to take the time to
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Serving the Durham region with total automotive
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years of serving Durham, and
we'd like to take this time to
say thank you. We appreciate
the patronage you have given
us through these tough
economic times. John, Paul
and the rest of the crew know
that old fashioned service,
combined with modern
computer equipment and over
20 years of experience means
value! And value is what we
will continue to give.
Thank You Durham!
CALL US FOR COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
ACCO -LINE
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TEL (905) 427-5711
completely remove all snow and
ice from the entire car — hood,
roof, trunk, lights and windows.
Snow left on the hood may blow
back onto your windshield. Snow
on your roof or trunk may blow
onto the windshields of others.
An
vital
Make winter driving less of a
risk — see and be seen. A few
minutes spent with the snow
brush and ice scraper will not
only give your vehicle a chance
to warm up, it may also save a
life.
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who must deal with having sight for
the fust time in 20 years.
One of the first things the blind
musician sees is a murderer. The
only thing is. Brody doesn't really
sec the killer right away due to her
blurred sight and retroactive vision,
which keeps her from registering
images until hours, sometimes days
later.
But once the images register.
boy do they leave an imprint. Like
the: face of the man who killed the
woman living above Brody. She
dccsn't know if she's actually see-
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AptLd uses several clever visual
techniques to take us through the
different stages of Brody's sight
recrn,ery. These are comical, surre-
.d. stark and downright frightening.
especially when the killer's face
comes to her the next day.
Brody then goes to the police
dation where she tells her story to
detective Richard Hallsu m, played
h', Quinn. He believes her story is
more fantasy than fact at first but.
:L, he gets to know and love her, he
,:han,_,es his mind.
This thriller starts out with a
hang and the funny opening scene
in which the yen• drunk Hallstrom
auempts to catch the eye of violinist
Brody. Only thing is. Hallstrom
d.xsnIt know she's blind and winds
up making a fool of himself. It's not
the last time he does it in Blink,
thou 2 h.
This character can see but has a
Problem with emotion, while Brody
has great feeling but can't see. A's
the pair fall in love they gain insight
into each other.
As. an added bonus the viewer
discovers the female possesses a
stronger character than the male —
a novel idea for Hollywood.
To tell the truth, Blink is a
unique tum on a slightiv cliche sto-
ryline. The only problem is the Star
Trek ending, where everything is
apparently solved in the last 10
minutes.
Brody may be the blind person
but the cops in Blink seem to be the
ones wearing the blinders. And one
wonders if they could catch a lazy
tivball, never mind a killer.
Case in point: Brody is confront-
ed in a parking garage by the killer
and it's obvious to this armchair
detective how to catch the criminal
right away. It takes the Chicago
police department much longer to
head down the right trail and then
the cops do it with as much speed
as a Dallas Cowbov offensive line-
man.
The blame for this story flaw
goes to Dana Stevens who sold the
idea to Apted. She researched the
vision problems but failed to delve
into police work. It's this failure to
do her homework that keeps Blink
from being a good movie.
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FETTER, Elvina - At the
unt Sinai Hospital on Tuesday,
8, 1994. ElvinFetter, beloved
e of the late Roy Harty Fetter and
late Albert William Fetter. Lov-
mother of Donald and his wife
ron, Gerald and his wife Mari -
Carol and her husband William
•Hopkins, Wayne and his wife
.� Vivian, Kathy and her husband John
McPhee, and predeceased by Robert
{Clayton Fetter. Loving mother-in-
Liw of Litxia. Dear grandmother of
Teresa. Jennifer. Richelle and
er, Steven. Karen and Christopher.
c. Tanva and Kevin, Melissa., Yvonne,
)at Robin, Stephanie, Jason, Adam,
It Lisa. Janice and Ian. Mrs. Fetter will
Vh rest at McEachnie Funeral Horne, 28
C. Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering
to Village), 428-9488. from 11 am. to
] 1 pm. Friday. Funeral service in the
iu chapel on Friday. Feb. 11 at 1 p.m.
is Cremation.
re PAOLOZZA, Michael -
ui Beloved husband of Teresa. Died
it suddenly while on vacation on Mon-
day. Feb. 7. 1994. He will be dearly
st missed by daughter Lia and son
ct Enzo. son -ah -law Gary Bandola and
a daughter-in-law Molly. Also sadly
missed by grandchildren Aaron,
a Kevin. Angelina, Carmela and
Dana. Our hearts and prayer go out
y. to his immediate family and his
j brothers aril sisters Teresa, Gemma.
r Tony, Lucia. Amelia, Robert and
Jules. Funeral arrangement.% were
entrusted to McEachnie Funeral
Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Entomb-
ment Resurrection Cemetery.
f PEGG, Alma There. -
Peace -fully at the Centenary Health Centre.
Scarborough, on Tuesday. Feb. 9.
1994. Alma There.-sa Jadcscm, in her
t 92nd year. Beloved wife of J. Lloyd
Pegg. Loving mother of Doi= and
her husband Bob McVey, Laurette
and her husband Edward (Ted)
Brookham. Jean and her husband
Bob Litster, Audrey Michell and
predeceased by Alan. Dear grand-
mother of Marilyn and her husband
David Lahay. Carol and his wife
Rhonda Turner. Nancy and her hus-
hand Art Fernandez. John and his
wife Heather Brookham, Eric Lit-
ster, Elaine and her husband William
Workman, Rod and his wife Sherri
Litser, Lauren and her husband
William Phinney, Robyn Michell -
Milne, Bradley and his wife Sherri
Michell, Gregory and his wife Tere-
sa Michell. Mrs. Pegg will rest at
McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old
Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Vil-
lage), 428-8488, from 1:30 to 3 p.m.
Friday. Funeral service in the chapel
on Friday, Feb. 11 at 3 pm. Cretna-
tion. If you prefer, donations may be
made in lieu of flowers, to the
Greenwood United Church or the
charity of your choice.
REED, Rosa Elko (Rase) - Pio-
neer of Bell Canada, Red Cross vol-
unteer and active with the Boy Scm
Auxiliary). Suddenly at the Scarbor-
ough General Hospital on Monday,
Feb. 7, 1994. Rosa Ellen Marchant
(Rose), in her 85th year. Beloved
wife of the lase Bill. Dear mother of
Doug and his wife Bonnie. Dear
aunt of Joan and 0mer Kellett and
family. The family will receive
friends at McEachnie Funeral
Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax
(Pickering Village), 428-8488, from
2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Wednesday.
Funeral service in the chapel on
Thursday, Feb. 10 at 2:30 p.m. Cre-
mation.
ROSS, Beatrice Eleanor
(Retired from United Church of
Canaria Headquarters) - At the Cen-
tenary Health Centre, Scarborough,
on Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1994. Beatrice
Eleanor Norris, in her 91st year.
Wife of the late John A. Ross. Dear
sister of the late Lillian A. Bell of
Sarnia and G. Dene Shom of Ajax.
Sister-in-law of Morley R. Shom of
Ajax and the late John Bell of Sar-
nia Beloved aunt of B. Maureen and
her husband Rollie Budgell of Sar-
nia, Larry of Brooklin, Kathryn of
Ajax and the late David R. Short(.
Great-aunt of Laurie A. Larocque
David and Dawn Wright. Funera
arrangements were entrusted tc
McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax
428-8488. Interment Mount Pleasan
Cemetery.
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NOTICE
SIDEWALK SNOW CLEARING
During the winter months, the owner of any building or the occupants of
any building in the municipality are required to clear away and remove
snow and ice from the sidewalks on the highways in front of, along side
or at the rear of such buildings within a reasonable time after the snow
accumulates. By-law #24-89. Should you require additional information,
please call 683-4550, Extension 344.
Your continued co-operation is appreciated.
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F"DAYSPORTS
Pickering wrestler
provincial champion
Sean Pierson
PICKERING - A Pickering teen came home as the best grap-
pler in his age group at the Ontario Amateur Wrestling Champi-
onships at Brock University in St. Catharines last weekend.
Sean Pierson, a student at Dunbarton
}Iigh School, captured the title inthe
68 -kilogram weight class (150 pounds)
in the junior division for wrestlers
under 18.
Pierson, winner of a previous
country -wide grappling meet, will
shoot for another title at the Cana-
dian National Wrestling Championships in Edmonton March 24
to 26.
In St. Catharines, the Oshawa Olympic Wrestling Club mem-
ber won all five of his matches by pins, allowing only three
points against him during the meet. In his final match, Pierson
pinned Eamon Dorgan from the Mattmen Wrestling Club of
Bramalea to secure the title.
Ajax swimmer qualifies for showcase meets
AJAX - An Ajax Aquatic Club swimmer met
qualifying standards for two upcoming big meets
while competing at the Ontario Senior Short
Course Championships at the the Etobicoke
Olympium Feb. 4 to 6.
A total of 672 of the province's best swimmers
from 65 clubs competed at the meet including 11
from Ajax.
Mischa Sommerville, 18, competed in the 17 -
and -over 100 -metre --
freestyle, 50m freestyle
and the 100m back-
stroke events, swim-
ming each in national
qualifying times.
That gives Som-
merville a berth in the
Canadian National
Swimming Champi-
onships and the Com-
monwealth Games tri-
als in Victoria, B.C. in
early March.
Sommerville was
first in the consolations
of the 50m freestyle,
fifth in the consols of
Mischa Sommerville
the 100m backstroke and eighth in the finals of the
100m freestyle.
Meanwhile, Renee Avotte, competing in the
same age group, was seventh in the finals of the
200m breaststroke, eighth in the
finals of the 100m breast-
stroke and eighth in the con- +Q►�ATjj�'�
sols of the 100m back-
stroke. Q �G
Camil Toma was second
in the consols of the 200m
breaststroke in the 17 -and -
over division.
Ellen Grams finished first
in the finals of the 100m breast-
stroke in the 16 -and -under category. She was also
second in the 200m breaststroke.
Alina Toma was fifth in the finals of the 100m
breaststroke and the 200m breaststroke, seventh in
the 100m freestyle and fourth in the consols of the
50m freestyle.
Michelle Bricknell was sixth in the consols of
the 100m butterfly.
Other Ajax swimmers competing in the 16 -and -
under category were Tara Brooks, Alyscia Crooks,
Sandy }lenderson, Brendon Masterson and Shan-
non McWatters.
Hockey coaches needed next year
AJAX-PICKERING - The
-Ajax/Pickering Raiders 'AAA'
hockey teams are seeking head
coaches for the 1994-95 season.
Prospective coaches can apply
for teams from the novice level
through to the midget category.
Applications are now available
at the Ajax Community Centre
arena and the Don Beer Arena pro
shop.
Deadline for returning applica-
tions is March 1.
For more information, call Gail
Kemp at 837-2998.
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Peewee Panthers
ta,ke the fury
out of Thunder
PICKERING - The Pickering
last-minute marker to give Picker -
Julie's Esso peewee `BB' Pan-
ing the win. Other scorers were
thers rep hockey team is one point
White, Cuzzolino and Marks.
away from eliminating the
Assisting were Watson and Cuz-
Markham Thunder from the first
zolino with two, Dzikowski with
round of the playoffs.
one.
Pickering leads its six -point
In Markham last Sunday, the
playoff series against the two squads played to a 5-5
Markham Thunder 5-1 G
handing the Thun- ��
draw in the second game.
�O Cuzzolino played an
after
inspired leading
der a 4-3 overtime set -inspired
game,
the Panthers' attack
back at the Don Beer
Arena on Monday.
lo with a three -goal per -
Scoring for the f11 y , formance. Adding sin -
Panthers were Trevor
gle markers were
White with a pair. and
White and Ron Oliver.
singles to Jeff Watson�.i'�
j�CIAZX�
Oliver chipped in with
and Erik Cuzzolino.
an assist.
Chipping in with assists
The Panthers can finish
were Drew Marks with two. Cuz-
the series with a victory or a tie at
zolino, Darren Dzikowski and
the Markham Arena on Sunday.
Paul Marchant each with one.
Should another game be required,
The Panthers opened the series
Pickering would return home for
with a narrow 4-3 victory over
the final series game at the Don
Markham at the Don Beer Arena
Beer Arena on Feb. 14 at 8:30
last Friday. Aaron Walker potted a
p.m.
Pickering minor
bantams
edged out of
playoff series
PICKERING - The Pickering
no closer, as several scoring
Allen's Foods minor bantam 'AA'
chances in the last five minutes
Panthers rep hockey team dropped
were turned away.
two games to the Markharn Thun-
The second match -up saw
der and were eliminated from the
Pickering come out on the losing
OMHA playoffs last week.
end of a 3-1 score.
Both games were close and
Brandon Hale opened the scor-
went down to the wire, but the
ing for Pickering, netting a power -
Panthers could not generate
play marker in the final minute of
enough offence. In the first game.
the first period.
the Panthers trailed 2-0 after the
Markham knotted the score at
first period, but were only able to
1-1 in the second frame.
score one more goal in a 2-1 loss.
Pickering went on the power -
Pickering spent much of the
play with 10 minutes remaining in
game being stymied by Markham
the third period. However, a bad
goaltending. On a few occasions,
clearing pass out of the Panthers'
it was unbelievable that some
zone was intercepted and a slow
loose pucks in the crease didn't
floater got past a screened Aaron
find the Markham net.
Laderman in goal to give
The game went into the third
Markham a 2-1 lead. Markham
period with Markham holding the
scored one more goal in the last
twdgoal lead, until Pickering
minute to ice the victory.
finally ended its scoring drought.
The Panthers will now play in
Chris Jarrett's shot found the mark
the playoff consolation round.
to cut the lead to 2-1.
They'll meeting the Vaughan
However, Picketing could get
Rangers in the fust series.
Squash tips for novices
MCKMM - An upcoming event will ensure new squash players
don't get squashed on the courts.
The Pickering Recreation Complex will host a squash open house
7Lttrsday, Feb. 17 from 9:30 am to 11:30 am for all diose who want to
try die fit-paa d span.
Complex squash professional Bob Jean will conduct a demonstration
ad will guide those on band m the use of proper egtapment.
Racquets, balls and eyewear will be provided.
Fwe babysitting is available.
To confirm your attendance, call 831-1711 or 683.6582 On Feb. 17,
meet at the float desk at 9:15 am.
Sports injury workshop slated for Feb. 19
pICKERIIV(' - The Town is planning a one -day sports injury pre-
Writion workshop on Saturday, Feb. 19 from 9 am. to 5 p.m. at the
Pickering Recreation Complex.
The workshop is ideal for parents, coaches, managers, teachers,
volunteers or sports -minded individuals.
You will learn about:
Q Appropriate pre -season and in -season preparation
O Physical preparation for participants
❑ Responding to various injury situations
0 Managing muscle and bone injuries to the bead, neck and back.
All those who participate in the workshop will receive a reference
manual at the end of the day.
For more information, call 831-1711 or 683-5582.
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AJAX - The Ajax Paul Davis
Systems major novice `AA' rep
hockey team defeated Pickering
in a best -of -three playoff series.
Ajax posted a 2-1 victory over
Pickering in the first game of the
series. Daniel Strang and Chris
Griffin were the Ajax marksmen.
Scott Costello and Joey Kelly
drew assists.
In the second game, Ajax won
3-2 to eliminate Pickering. Grif-
fin notched a pair of goals, with
Andy Nienhuis getting the other
marker. Strang, Kyle Paterson,
Steven Balvers and Mark
Maclsaac drew assists.
Ajax now advances to the next
playoff round against Markham.
In other action, Ajax won one
DURHAM WEST GIRLS' HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
NOI/ICElTYKE DIVISION STANDN4GS
TEAM OP W L T PTS
Dr. Lynas Plaque Attackers /4 10 2 2 22
Canada Trust Really /4 7 5 2 16
Olympic Wholesale 14 5 B 1 11
Paul's Pack 14 3 10 1 7
JAN. 24 RESULTS: Paul's Pack 4 (Melissa
Gaudet 2, Meghan Ritchie, Misty MacKinnon) vs.
Olympic Wholesale 0; Dr. Lynas Plaque Attack-
ers 1 (Ashley Black) vs. Canada Trust 1 (Stacey
Valley).
JAN. 31 RESULTS: Canada Trust 3 (Stacey
Vahey, Che sy Emslie. Rachel Spurs) vs. Paurs
Pack 2 (Kristina Carroll, Melissa Gaudet) Dr.
Lynas Plaque Attackers 9 (Kelly Hart 5, Ashley
Black 3. Diana Cholakov) vs. Olympic Wholesale
3 (Amanda Moira 2, Joanne LeChance).
PEEWEE/ATOM DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM GP W L T PTS
Highland Trophy 14 11 2 1 23
SuperCefdrWPickerng 14 5 6 3 13
Burger King-Aiax/Pickerng 14 5 9 1 11
LOEB Glendale 14 4 9 1 9
JAN. 27 RESULTS: Highland Trophies 6 (Sheena
2, Lorissa Stroud 2, Stephanie Mourao Z) vs.
urger King (A)ax/Pickenng) 1 (Charlotte Dowtey);
15uperCentre 4 (Meredee Shaw 2, Lindsay Spong,
Rousseau's
Kristi Shaw) vs. LOEB Glendale 3 (Lynn Taylor 2,
Kristin Alexiou).
FEB. 3 RESULTS: Highland Trophies 3 (Loris"
Stroud 2, Jessica Amtstrong) vs. LOEB Glendale 1
p-ym Taylor); Burger King (Aiax/Pickering) 2 (Maris-
sa Vincelli 2) vs. SuperCentre 2 (Leighann Genius,
Kristi Shaw).
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION
TEAM OF W L T PTS
Pine Ridge Insurance 17 9 2 6 24
Kelsey's Restaurant 17 9 4 4 22
Bramalea 16 1 13 2 4
JAN. 27: Pine Ridge Insurance 1 (Gina King) vs.
Bramalea 1 (Jennifer Dillingr); Kelseys 2 (Lynn
Michaud 2) vs. Pine Ridge Insurance 2 (Gina Kang,
Rupindr Radhawa).
SENOR LADIES* OPEN DIVISION
TEAM GP W L T PTS
CTooles-Pickering 19 14 4 0 28
Papp's Restaurant 18 11 17 0 22
Burgundy Club 19 9 9 0 1B
JAN. 27 RESULTS: O"Tocles 6 (Melanie Turpin 3,
Blanche Sherry, Kathleen Murray, Gina King) v-.
Burgundy Club 3 (Karen Murray 31.
FEB. 3 RESULTS: O'Tooles 7 (Melanie Turpin 3.
Michele Waters, Kathleen Murray. Gina King,
Dense Warne) vs. Papps 5 (Dense Lowe 2, Sandra
Mostown 2, Tana Brookings).
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Jim Johnston Memorial Tourna- Assisting were Strang and Kevin novices were blanked by the
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munity events of a non-profit nature.
To have your events promoted in BiN-
board, coil us at 663-5110, fax 683-
7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering
News Advertiser, 130 Commercial
Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deod-
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Friday publication and 10 a.m. the
Thursday prior to Sunday publication.
CERCIE FRANCOPHONE D'AJAX:
Le Carole Francophone d'Ajax est
ouyert aux femmes done la longue
matemelle est le froncais. Si vows etes
situees a Ajax. Pickering et les envi-
rons, venez vous joinclre a nous pour
pouvoir communiquer dans votre
longue maternelle et participer a des
activites francaise. 8 du soar. Pour plus
de renseignements telephoner le 427-
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DANCE A Valentine's dance will
be heir ! ore 8 p.m to 1 a.m. of Holy
Family Catholic Church. 91 Ribbles-
dale Dr., Whitby. Proceeds to the
Rose of Durham. which helps teen
mothers and their children $15 for sin-
gles. S25 for couples Music by Express
Band For tickets. call Carol at 432-
3622 or go to the Rose of Durham
office. 221 King St E.. Oshawa.
between 9 am and 4:30 p.m Mon-
day to Friday
DANCE A Valentine's Bad for goys
and iestRcrs aid be held in Oshawa
at 9 c S' 0 per person. For nfornc-
hor,. location. call 434-429'
POLITICS 'tie Taxpayers' Coalition
of Aiax and F'ickerng hosts an infor-
mation meeting from 9 a.m. to 12
noon on How Murvapd Goverrm6nt
Works at the Pickering Recreation
Complex. valley Form Rd and Hwy.
2. Guest speoker is Noel Marshal, for-
mer town manager of Pickering.
Admasion S5 Al welcome. 420-4275
or 831 -254 -
CRAFTS Children aged six to 1 I
are rnvrec to a Valentines Day pro-
gram of 10 30 a.m. at the Pickering
Public Library, One the Esplanade.
Stories. history of day. crafts Free Tick-
ets. 831-6873
PSYCHIC TEA: The Hope Spirrtudist
Ctxrc!-. 30C Court St.. Oshawa, holds
a psychic too fund-raiser from 10 a.m
to 4 p m Spiritual readings for S20 for
3D -minute sessions. Free spertud heal -
ng. 576-8849 (Sharon), 728-6198.
VALENTINE'S DANCE: The St. James
Scood Catholic Parent Teacher Asso-
ciation holds a Valentine's Dinner
and Dance at St. Bernadette Church
Hall, corner of Harwood Ave. and
Bayly St.. Ajax. Cocktails and dinner at
6:30 pm., dance at 9 pm. S 10 a per-
son. For tickets or more information.
call 427-3327 (school). 427-1712 (Am
Seems), 683-8540 teat Fowler).
VALENTINE'S GALA: The Dunbar-
to,LFarport United Church sponsors a
Valentine's dimer and dance in the
HMS Room of the Ajax Community
Centre. Centemial Rd. Dinner starts
at 6:30 p.m., the dance runs from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are S35. 839-
3535.
BBC: M&M Meats. 20 Harwood
Ave. (one block south of Hwy. 2).
Ajax, will hold a barbecue from 10
dm. to 4 pm. and all proceeds go to
the Children's Wish Foundation. A
minimum donation of $) would be
appreciated. 4284W7.
BINGO: The Multiple Sclerosis Sod -
81y. Durham chapter, holds a fund-
raising bingo from 4 to 6 pm. at Cae-
sar's Bingo Palace, 88 King St. W.,
Oshawa. Nevada tickets available.
728-2789.
CANCER: The Living With Can-
cer support group for adults,
friends and family meets from 7 to
9 p.m. at the Ajax Cricket Club.
corner of Monarch Ave. and
Clements Rd. W. The support
group for parents of children with
cancer and the group for chil-
dren seven to 17 years dealing
with cancer meet separately from
7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Angli-
can Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax.
686-1516 (Lynn).
Its location is
reflected in the
object found in
the Queen's Every woman
famous line from would love this
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We're giving you a chance to get
rid of those winter blues. Put on
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Children occupying the same
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The winner is responsible for his
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location. Three clues will be given
about the location of the prize over the
next three weeks. A random draw will be made Tuesday. Feb.
22. The first correct answer drawn will be deemed the winner
and will be announced in the Wednesday, Feb. 23 issue. Mail
your entries to: Beat the Blahs, c/o The News Advertiser, 130
Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2145. The winner must
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It's been a long year. In 50 words or less, write
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to see all the wonderful deals at
Village Plymouth Chrysler Ajax!
1FIAPPY! HAPPY!
JOY! JOY!
995 NEON
I
a
a
1994 VOYAGER BRAND NEW
incl.: V6, auto., p.s.,
p.b., 7 pass. seats,
air cond., roof rack,
reading lights, flood
lights, dual air bags,
OCk w 7m, side mouldings,
storage drawer &
PP- 24 month le
ase more.
MIT FOR
OPLY 171888 PLM 24 nme.
;$236Per rm. for
1994 ACCLAIM BRAND NEW
_ Incl.: 2.5 L engine,
p.s., p.b., tilt, cruise,
NOW --mnwA auto., AM/FM cass.,
air cond., alum.
wheels, p. mirrors.
trunk rack, driver's
side air bag & more.
Mjw8
Stk.#A9078
UY ONLi23
/2 $167 per
MW 1993
►-- FIFTH
• AVE.
MAKE AN OFFER!
dr.. V6, auto., ps., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., p. seat, tilt, cruse, auto., temp. air.
AFM cass., keyless entry, wire wheels, security alarm, comering lights,
nav mirrors &more. Balance of factory warranty available. Stk P4025
1992
DODGE
-
OV020,500SSSTEALTH RT
MAKE AN OFFER!
auto., p.s., p.b., p.w.. p.d.l., p. seat, p. mirrors, auto temp. air cond., amlfm
s. w/CD Players. electronics package, drner air bag, comfort ride control,
cruise & more. 1 owner. Balance factory warrarty available. Silk V4044.
i 1993
_ = CONCORDE
r�
MAKE AN OFFER!
4 dr., 3.3 1, V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., p. mirrors, fill, cruise, air Gond.,
rear child seat, AWFM cars. w/equalizer, 16' alum. wheel pkg., p. seat,
keyless entry & more. Balance of factory warranty available. Stk P4001.
GRAND
VOYAGER
,%aawt�'
SE WAGON
MAKE AN OFFER!
3.31 V6, auto, Pte, Pb., PAL, P• minors, it mAe, AWFM lass., air cand.,
gauges. console, a tttead console, 7 paw wfdrld seats & mote. Only 120
miles. Balance factory warrartt♦t available. Silk- #4051.
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1994 COLT
tilt 2 dr., 1.5 L engine,
�ti w buckets, air bag,
.._ power brakes,
console, electric
defroster, dual
mirrors, plus much
more.
BUY
THE
YR$10 799 1/2 CAR
IM only 24 mos.
COLT 4 DOOR BRAND NEW
t �4 Incl.: 1.8 L engine,
F 4 spd. auto.. p.s.,
p.b., radio prep.
..:: package, cioth
seat & more.
Stk. #CT8602
MNFO
$ 11 2690M
$ 15399*
fto4V , Mi"s 1993
STEALTH RT
TURBO AWD
MAKE AN OFFER!
V6, p.s., o b., P.W. p.d.; , P. seat, P. -errors, aL!o !e -p- a., cond..
AM/FMlcass., electronic pak, air bag, comfort ride control, Iii;, cruise &
more. Balance of factory warranty. P4062.
1993
M��S CHRYSLER
�`Y,�,' 00 INTREPID
MAKE AN OFFER!
4 dr., 3.3 L, V6, auto., p.s., p.b.. p.w.. p. door locks, p mirrors, tit.
cruise, AM/FM cass., rear child seat, message centre, air coed. Stk.
P3989. Balance of factory warranty available.
.4►-,, ,_ �� 1989
iQy
PLYMOUTH
oWY Mss
. HORIZON
MAKE AN OFFER!
4 dr., 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., air cord., amlfm, gauges, cloth buckets.
delay wipers, rear wiper, tinted glass & more. 1 owner. Balance of
factory warranty available.
1992 PLYMOUTH
GRAND VOYAGER
Y 42,00 Mrs LE WAGON
MAKE AN OFFER!
V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l, p. minors, p. seat, quad seats, wires, w.s.w.,
AWN cass., sunscreen glass, tit, mu, rod rack & more. l owner. Balance
faictory wady available.
- 1993
ACCLAIM
MAKE AN OFFER!
4 dr. 4 cyl., auto., p.S.. p b., tilt, cruise. air cond.. buckets. console
AWFM cass., p. mirrors & more. Balance of factory warranty
available. Stk. P4005.
1993 CHRYSLER
/TOWN &
COUNTRY
MAKE AN OFFER!
V6, auto.. p. seat. p w.. p.d.l.. p mirrors. tilt. crwse. AKFM, CD
player. sunscreen glass, leather seats. quad seats. loaded. Stk 3964
Balance of factory warranty available.
1993
CHRYSLER
- DYNASTY LE
MAKE AN OFFER!
4 dr.. 3.3 L engine. auto. transmission. power windows, power door
locks, power mirrors, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cassette, W.S.W. radials.
cloth seats & more. Stk. P3927. Balance of factory warranty available.
OFFER!
1V6.,., rp.bAWFM cassette, roof rads, 5 passenger, dual
mirrors, delay wipers & more. 1 owner. Balance of factory warranty
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IF
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you are single or a single
parent pr separated or divorced
1491 (TF) training ,acdrtws. For WA -clean tin,
more infomtatlon. Please COf1. bedroom, One bath, Icor
SOLID
Al
^!ax Plaja
1605911,725-0745
week
to care for Our 6 month old baby,
3 days per week n our ,lorry,
with three years work
experience. You may qualify for
SALES AGENT
--'
NEED TO GET TO A GARAGE 3A
Hwy trL>aocgernount area so3
financial assistance oT M you are
"irvst used 1850. 472.3145
THISEEK'S
Come to a basement sale.
I
over 45 and have recently been
lard off, you may quaky for pain-
Durham Region
CIAL
Sat., Feb. 12, 9 a.m. - 4 P.M.
&salads
ing assistance. DIP/CERT.,
Lotus• wdrdperteq, D -Baas.
Word, Accpac. Bedford.
Experience with cutting tools
dinettendtivjcnes
52 Simms Dr., Ajax
Something for everyone.
HIRING
AutocadNOW
Harvard. Ventura. Pagemaker,
Harvard• Corel, Computer
and abrasives. Please send
y99'°
420-3312
Apart
Mature, honest, responsible
Programming and Systems
Analyist• Cobol, Pasco, and c
resume to:
2f0 Arts Crafts 4OO
26 Fc
person
I Pe
fegUlft3d t0 Work all hours, flexibility,
1
good communication
Macintosh, Duark Expnas and
Illustrator. Durham Business
C'Orwor College.
OLYMPIA INDUSTRIAL
OAK/P1NE FURNITURE •Why
pay retail prices? One of
CERAMIC Warehouse 1333 WHITBY •central lista
Bounds
Boundary
skills and
dedication to job a must.
427-3010.
Day Care
SUPPLY��.
Ontario's oldest and largest
manufacturers is now selling
Rd., Unit e3 Oshawa. shopping and sch
Open Saturday bedroom 9
10-3 apartment x
Read
Od S79-0135 arw al
neis+p••
160 Wanted
S %% MacKenzie Ave. #6
dreg to the public. Eg. 5' oak
table with c!w ext. and 4
p.m. to Stove. fridge included.
oerartics. Large selectionstart-l7
n AP,. t• S8T7 pkrs hydh
,Apply in person to:
705 Kingston Rd. at Whiles Rd.
MATURE
ATTU .n responsibledaycare
Ajax, Ontario LIS 2102
Windsor chairs, $799 - 8' oak
double pedestal c/ ext and 6
g at $1 We pay the tax. 723 ,3e se 0385
Computer osw►wA two bedra
(Beside beer store).
my Home or outside
Home in Pringle Creek area 4
rear old
DICKERING . BrOck"Finch, LIT.
LE RASCALS PRIVATE
chairs. $,429. Cannonball beds.
$299. Over 20 stain choices - all
270
Video "w"t apartment. Met
Ritson. Laundry faciitk
No phone galls please.
and I Year Old. (Older
child in school hall days).
Calf
�rioes1396-
EXPEfaEPCED PefOf AMBITKwS
needed, Sell our famain Ins of part time
sons
mid• no veneers - Traditional
Woodworking, 905.985-8774.
SCANNEED I bath. gas heated, no
p �� mthly i
)requested. 668
ECEstudentorgraduateforlitre
wanted to market new
marketnow
Victorian Drods and make a high-tech safety alert
targe profit. Yowl love soling equprrwnt No experience or e•
(TF)
PIANOS,GRANDFATHER
while and lull colour Irons $$5 able march 1 . . 66
Your disks. Cal Alex Wood, 905• 66
434-8259. (021794) TWO
HAIRSTYLIST ��1
ADULT
out nanny position n Whitby.1991
;:Ulf time compressed(021594)
our products. Call now. 436
or 436,864. quprttent fee requred. Please
call 668-3248. (021594)
CLOCKS VALENTINE'S SPE-
CIALS on all inventory. Pianos.
bedroom apart
AAO duplex,
1`g Pets -Supplies- Laundry. parkii
PP situated. clear Wilson
ills
With dientele required
very high CARRIERS
lloweek.
need car, fair corttp•rtsatwn,
pleasant atmosphere. two love
135 Skilled 135
rent 10 own. upright.
ace. atz•,
grand, digital, keyboards
Boarding 401.Oshawa. $6W plu
Available immediatel,
commissions
obis rn4dren. 3 a s. es6 z64z
Help Skilled Help
mo s - (fres tlNivery and set
Loam he :Iarx7 your dog. 4725. (021594)
Also chairs for rent NEEDED
(02,59,)
for Orthodormc ( F SETS
p•r»rtce r bilks.
'' 50 now OQu red, Mese WE PAY CA�SrH
w). Telep Piano Works. 433
n our nTe�vi, Mosvahiony Method OSHA
Abrio'S Hair ov"1g r*taturo women
+9n 3 days per
PROJECT
1491 (TF) training ,acdrtws. For WA -clean tin,
more infomtatlon. Please COf1. bedroom, One bath, Icor
SOLID
Al
^!ax Plaja
1605911,725-0745
week
to care for Our 6 month old baby,
3 days per week n our ,lorry,
R ENOINEEit
Required by small international equpment and marni
budder
oak pedestal table wnh 4 tact ori• d our hisndly stall at washer and dryer, sic
chairs, bow back, 2 (eats. New, Classic Touch, Obedience close to downtown, PrM
Training.
Hwy trL>aocgernount area so3
to undertake Proles from design to installation i
aroma a site world
"irvst used 1850. 472.3145
(905) 6,9-0664 (TF) persory CO1it''e. N° aeta-
.. (evenings) 7254745
Wed. Fri.
+°,
0717 (02,394
Da Care
165 y
Must have many Years of experiecossin t l pared srgn nng m
the areal and wool prtxesaing (»Id ares Proficiencydtecked.
m
(021394 HIMALAYAN Kittens. Sea, hydro. 435-0110. (02179
PINE cannonball -bed. large Point. male, affectionate, vet AJAX - Oxford Towen
posts. Value int
Esthetician
Sat.
Available
Meclwfigl and Electrical design, s requred
Overseas travel will bed nquremwnthn'
$1000. Must Bete
3400. Call 472-3145. (021304)
CFA. � end CCA and budding vwswirrvning PDX
Call 905.728-7796. t0 sttappr,g, 401 and GO.
wanted, for busy
Must have
DAYCARE avaxabts .r.
"0"10 Fu and 'Y Mm
Part time.
dwc
ng installation of
equgrrwnt
c '
ing standing a necessity for tris position
DEACONS �n e"
S 9 uidis Hike
1021 ) three bedroom aper
FREE to r Irwin March t or
geed ar+iih dark grey Apt
ing salon.
vehicle.
ex-
orches with children, not
Salary related t0 experwrtce grid qualifications
°)eisesertdortaxCV 10
0 010es.
olid
b owner. said wood. Please
and whit rnI. excellent heath, 683857, a 6838421 til
declaimed.
Also
Also hairstylist
683- 5117
urteltes and srsers CPR and
cirst loo courses co mplN•d.
RD. PROCESS MiARKWA
1305 RCtICKER•
Od S79-0135 arw al
neis+p••
neutered, rnust apse, two Iev
9^w bedroom
�r due children's twain. txa0room
part-time.
427-9276 (021394)
PARKWAY SUfTE 502
SUIT 50
ls1CKERNG ONTARIO
ArtlCles
0
(02,794) meow Oshawa Centre. r
Call
831-3205
A•Z DRIVERS
DICKERING . BrOck"Finch, LIT.
LE RASCALS PRIVATE
OV 3P2
PhOM: awa$6o Fax: 6339930
imrediat•I
PRIVATE staple seeking border, y 5695 m
230
Want quantY Care and taahties. utilities and laundry fa
Brooklet
WANTED
DAYCARE. fully ,ertced, all pre.
school tacdit
6554030 (02159,) 'ducted 6669463 evc
Dadlrtlyo's GNII
Long 8 Short Term
•s oft•red plus
lunches artd snack. Call M arY•
HAIR Class Satin - be
'� �' "°� ""�`�'
r
300 AUtomobileS DICKERING rtsw «+e w
basement apartment. sh
IM.Assignments.
•
Goan
a2B t`I� 1021194)
boss. rnar for rem toceted n
Ajax. Contact Susie. 150
Centras D��
USED SKATES
For Sale WHites. March 1. Pr
.
�AertenCe P,e�^�
Abstract a must. 3
DICKERING - Hwy day=*
motrt•r a two will do tfaycar• n
in
428-3a". (021604) PWNT
HOCKEY EQUI•
FULL tine dental soepuprtist
f990 vw GTI 5 s entrance, laundry, pa,
arrv,m cable. fridge. stow. bat
cassette, wnrod, air, Pw•Ih
`mss
Years Experience
AAply in person onl
ova to
MY home, steps park. Fenced
card. lunches and snacks.
ReceiPrs.
for Orthodormc ( F SETS
p•r»rtce r bilks.
'' 50 now OQu red, Mese WE PAY CA�SrH
twos. black storage, 5595. Ouiw iced
419 evenings mature working Persor
9
420-2547
Y:
�bbel Hurtlan
6867ti0a (02,304)
AJAX
Dental r.turtw to Or. P s omp
St. N. Suirs
Co�
V�
(02t89t) 880 1. (02,394)
Cali before 6: OC 0
Reswree Centre
- d, scan in my rtorrw. 15
nt o n t n s and u p . Lunches .
0112.
(02,504)
ASK FOR LARRY OR JAMLE
leas Buick L•Sabr• Limrt•d, SOUTH Ajax large
pb.. bedroom
Pwv anelm stereo, ar con., basement apart
T%iw81011iAn.Und4A
snacks, large fenced yard•
Provided. 683-8673.
EXPERIENCED
ARTICLES Wanted Trade
Show display booth. Must
certeted, excellent condition. Separate entrance, first;
$6000 o.b.o. Cal aper 6 pm laundry, arc, hydro. par
MAKE A FORTUNE
Sri h pelesr E�islot)
(02.394 )
be n
excetern �� and east b
lettab not smoker
906.5291. (02,7'94) Drell
9:00 AX - 3.-W PitBAarSITTER
hOi,i� in �
MEDICAL
'-`pbnab"_ Call Bruos at 573
56 00.428-221x.(021594)
7966 '"Ord Tempo, sow as
hoar tar 6 moms tdd and 5 year
SECRETARY
4400 or 798.7672. (030394)
n.
6665294. (021493) Hw Y 67/west n ey
***
okf. 2-3 days per weep. Non
smoker.rN•r•noss squired, no
_
�-_� 00'
hour
OLD "ant" fumrtvs, an
M y
ing oke. tools. csna, silver.
t9e4 Buttic Cantuedroom apartment. 1
rye Pb..pedequipped. Avails
Dom.. arMm radio. air
SNACK BAR
HELP
housekeeping. 428-3534.
(021394)
s7 V per
REQUIREMENTS:
advertising, sporting, toys,
a•coYs• coli bottles.
Con.
n.
new pans. (30pd ' qty immediately. Non smok
corwition. Turn 5800 all inclusive. Call 905.
well Asking
NEEDED,
VARIOUS
LITTLE TREASURES CHILD
CARE - have the security of a
-
R�jp(Aj� Skft, COMPU Wb d ��
cd-
lections or estates. ti5S✓I049
Brooklet. (022294)
51500 o.b.o. Cal 1856
686-3079 leave message. 0139)
) WHITBY - three
HOURS.
bung home environment with
wwd NM SPDC W
WANTED - ladys sprig cads
bedroor
1984 duplex, fridge, stove,
EARN extra irtOpnte "O
/jFQ CALL
the strupurs of pre school.
Experienced. First Aid.
�al�'
�) ratl9B Wld�
irg t0 "I on Obrkipnrtwnt n
Cteveete for
Cal 436 �• 5250. parking, S775 plus utild
6046 attar 4:30 Available
pantricss to your trends. tam
andly
Call 636
831-2421
CPR.
754-5424.(TF)
oiNBrs nBBd IIOi
Nexlin �W
stuns and in sacomwe condAion,
Cal
/13DurWaawardrobeW Ems'
(021594) P.M. irrrrdiedely, Call ,
(021504)
1984 PlYmouth
(02
(02,394)
PART
MOTHER
IIOTFER of two will glom TLC to
children of all ages. full and
95 St.,
-'e"x Z
un a5032001.
V
9225. (�94) WAY• 666
Horizon, new WHITBY two b•dro
,000 k
ties. oNy 70.000 kms. Aakrg apartments.
lam hostess r" off for
now sones budder sales orrice.
EXPERIENCED hair stylist
required, wags and common on,
pan
time available, large fenced
'ITS WORTH REPEATING .
51000. Call 6 $600 montl
. (OQ1e9{ ) available March I and Mrd
Weekends and holidays. Good
busy haw salon. Alto space
backyard, lunches and snacks
i
�{vs.�I,1b
"9ww+ olt�b
UPSCALE RESALE' Ctxttipn
LEASE ID own vehicles. 196,} Fridge, stow, he" and p
h
Blots and
rent for esthetician
technician.
technician.
WhenHorded. Rederertces avadabM.
pleess
nier,tsoon
North W it y«�e��
1985 $340 down. merest, rip ing for one car itckrded. Ph
salla required- 08-694)
Call 6237027 (w s94)
Call 434-2992.
4200940�� cal
(02tcht
I= �� 070
s r
OUALITy
credt cwtlts. 6867426 or 686- 4 a 723.2857. (0215
3775.(TF)
4*&vhouse
SERVICE nthiy requied part
TE MPORARY A dd rivv*, s
MOTHER d aged kids
No PHONE OOMIES PZA.SE
ing:i and womebnedyned ys
OU Bac is
or VA
clothing: AufO" � ap'�""'�$000 each
tdothing: kids
time, must have dealership
Must hiV° TWO
d povtde daY4►e � Cftddt•rt
toys and
305 -1200
experience. apply to Will $1211x. Call Carole or Daren at COMI taabb 220 .,st,�'Y your c M, etre Also aoceprng
04-iw arid clean abstram allies. Reasonable ratwe, ----Wanted required. Near all amenMk
Morowwo. MiehaM «Pon- AttiCles ^s�'e3 Your country e►afts and TOP price fp Parkig.fencedywo.438.02
tit Minna E �• Near West For Sale 22O • RECYCLING PAYS QOOd 1w°d
t ac Buick, 715 Kingston Rd., 5732911. / n For --- Cal fpr ' trudct. Free scrap PKk-up, un- PICItBWC - tori turrwah
Pickwirg. 831-2693. (021094) (02,794) seas• Bath pa D2 title. Cal AJAX pidterirto Mph - no FOUR 2 or W25 32: �9r°uno tpwig. Call 24 Ms. self contained baseme
EARN $578/week from home 6130444. (021194) reesortable dTir Piece sediornl nils with �. Mr. Bit. 905683 7375. (TF) apartrtwtN, separate entrarr
TWO " lust becanw mailing letters, assembling refused, $Cllr queen size pull out bed, two W"TED -Leaf grid Blom lay non scop fertlaie or Coy
available n our Durham drips. guaranteed. Rsconditlened year Old. 5500. 7 pos. drug Ti keds at toes value. Cal Bnrce Preferred
'"Onlylu 041600 who with to 24°h, oyµn.e� ,63, nl 205 - Remod d 422j roan suite. pecan finish. $200. aI 5�4M. eat. T07 (TF) 330 Trails($ or err �dy. feint
couplesawlweespreferred. $80
weekly roved ,� (02259) Re. S. Ajax, (TF) 427-8447.(021094) WANTEp phones from the Ad mtlr". FhVkw. Cal ahw
aPPV. Cal 434-3648. (021794) BROOKLIN FIREWOOD • WASHER/DRYER In lis COMPLETE white kitchen vantage phorw system models 1970 Shamrock 24 1/2 ft. 683.8185. (021594)
CAREER Opporpaley . syn lop AMERICAN Company tequies tleesawd hardwood. silt wood. Deluxe, iwatry dtMy, 3 9 cabinets and counter, CK 111. Phase Traisr, NpPe S. rtew
SS. tux, Canadian ItortNwotkers. No lutidllg• Bush and fans cords, YearaaN, $500 tel 579.4400 MARCH 1 Picketo rin
`fuxt- jssveMery. Halle soling. For information and nest �• Defvyy avaiabk matched tet like new. Obo. Wrtee sop Cl WWV Inglis a* for LA. (TF) s10 bitlttomtt with stwwsr.
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salary. Part time hours. T Homeworkers Connectan, �5 8797' ( �) OE ER 'f
top d ill tales L Call 721-Mp9+rlw4�p �wnt, privets attrarte, a
rang Oshawa Centre, Box 30581 ONE yey Old seasoned wood. excwlerR Coridlion 54M � hewers for sale. ReDairS P.M. M22a93) con.. finvlast. lease. 859
avwihble. co today 1a detaik, Otshawa, Ont. L1J 8L8. (021794) ittapls. both and
o+k 4x8 18- Pair. Calarlabnaddtnp machine, bop Cffat• Iktpcint 5 Program ENGINES, transmissions, RVQ Molorhontes• Mut De h inclusive. Suit non smoke
Lori. 420 2942 (021194) long. One lame cord: $74.90. SM Colou tslavieior� $75.427• ol�. Duly Dryer• two years taeipn and dtlnw8c krstah good rtleaerg eottdliorh. wit pit* (416) 288.9004. (021194)
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UNEMPLOYED? Find out how Two face cord: 144.55, 1Mee 7374. (021394) wikg to trade for
MINISTRATOR 9reeW increase your tsetses i server tion avaiaWe. Free towiti9, Cies avaisble. (mit 324. $500 FirsYktt. Ajax souM S.
required for n t' gaining s4rtpbyrrtarM by send faw Cord: $214.00 Delivered. QUEEN mattress and box On dryer.
(905)e890b4C2 081 yes Call 728 '(0215x4) cOrMairtad baChWw Herten
(tome builder, pleasant ing $2. and S.A.S.E. to J. Cad 1-613-758-2034 Irom 8 sprig. 1000 OoiL Value i/400. (021 794) ew�.�,� smoking worWrg irhdividul
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6916. OshmmL Ont. L1G 7C9. RREII►opp - excdedM gyalll(y (021394) cOiBcs COMICS. COMICS. 400 For Rent FDr Rent 3179. (021594
range 520.000 Op. PI� (02!59) hrdapod. 1000's Of books. cards and
fax resume to: 697-1365. ssesot'b• very dry. SU ARD tables: DuMfer(o Skit rtov.ky (kms, GOING OUT nil 08NAWA Central wlaTraY AJAX South, one bsdroon
ATTENTION: Caro(. (021694) ECE teaches required for neer- fit• honew measwoment. Firs Pod Tables, SMMINbownt Gsd BUSINESS Feb. 28. Alio one extra large one teedtout btaedtwrM
Y position. FW up with cozy heat. FREE Tables, Air par• bedroom basenwrtt, suiable for bedroom apartment, $575 separate entrance,
:i
AIL Techrdtian wanted in tan nil kaw HocteY. Dans. Cal rots for sok, 1188 Sirtecpe Sl, one, parking, laundry, fridge,
monthly. t� i utilities inclusive. cable, Hort artnoksra only. Pk
Bayfar Daycare. Apply n pyo 2246)Y Call 1-905-753- Dufferin Garet• ROOM Store, S., 436.6708,
ruing salon, must have son lith resume to: Jo ce (�1�i) roof•, 5450 inclusive, Available 6 mnmwd'yy(Y• cal aper pets. $550 monthly. Includer
oxper»nos. Apply within, Tan Y 9054204;113. (021594) YONNG sale • March 1. 723-1887.(()21794)P•m. 430.1719. (021794
Lines, 6665994. ask for Tony. Noble, 817 Kingston Rd. E. FREE Firewood, skids and CARPETS • lots d rine piece oats ) kitties. Ca1427 9014. (021594
y Piccerirg. (021694 carPst, 100es dining room sues, excellent WHITBY - AJAX very attracitve 3
(021594) ) pallets, only ry avadiable. Call nylon, now wain nleate cypett ottndition, also solid Oak (a►ge two bedroom bedroom main fk1a,basement clean ors
HOME M A K E R/ M A T U R E ArfiCles e i °sly 430 t 3. (TFrcry on hared• aisle carped, 3 roorm. oristtt 400, i,g t« cart, stems entrance, epferitwm,
sewm basement
arking.erit, e.3 tained and decorated, new bedroom
Student. peeler 18 $349. Price incudes carpet, priced to sit. f 'fie sW-. appliances, Storage shed, take. and shopping.
�' ckt« la
Or older. Y� of 20 For a 220 Artic�s Premium pad. expert Call 9854570' tr>cedYard.4Pce,bath•AprilI 9
part time evenings. P $575 Private fenced aril. Separate er monthly positions avai• MOVINGI Maytag Oomputertzed For installation, fast delivery, h« CT ' I haw several 1000 nes Trr uolelea. Stefan Y come to at ableI.
688 3232. (021794) iickss* s. On quiet straw. April of -490 monthly plus
Bed 2314 (30 yards). Norman, Yards d www ar et. Ill er and inclusive. 427.7409. (021394$ leave
ss age. ( cal 839.4889
able n Ajax $7 per hour. train- lull size staduable washy/drys. TRAIpTfONAI edyle 90' oda, 686.23Ta- (030394) 100% nylon Carpet. 111 carpet oSINWA message. (021394)
ingprovidad '@ Wit we be- $850• Brown ISM@ set. 100. down tilled web and coil °utYvin9/oarnarwhalllor true �rCCrtt two OSH AWA . t available bedroom i ~bedroan 4--
uvve�n 8A and apeik wigs lyes Dross coffee table set. -150, ottrwtruglbn, 5 Yes d0. OAK double pedestal U100, ? Price includes $360. stony, older semi in K-Marywith ytiso a� two
tatPet, pad and Knob HMI yea, apamrprMs
or Sue. (021194) 83339, 2. (021194) 5525. 428.6595. (021394) leafs, 7 n: 6 arrow Chairs. $2406 Instaladon. '30 Yards-. Steve. inclusive. Available �Aar�$ 00 Fan Glen St. Utiltisa
value. Sell for $1250. 472-3145. (416) 297.5072 (TF) 4 required: C, included. room, private sliding door
36 8085• (021494) 4993. (021594) ertttatldi#. b&
Aibadcyllra. 3 50
Monthly. 428.2925 Or 432-9174.
Two bedroom apartments in family
building. Air condiitioli ft, broadloom,
2 appliances, laundry facilities and
underground Parking included.
$74.3.00.
686-0845 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 o.m.
FURNISHED APT.
PICKERING VILLAGE
98 CHURCH ST. S.
Large new bachelor, in 6-
plex, TV, laundry, parking,
close to G0, own entry,
no pets. 906409-2038 or
416.284-1618.
FREE LAUNDRr
Our huge 3 bedroom
apartments Come with
washers & dryers, free
perking and air
conditioning. Pickering.
Cad Ehdra 831-3666
C room,
Durham apartment or house to
rent, list with Housing
686-2661 Help Durham. We refer
FREE RENTAL HOUSING Potential tenants
REGISTRY SERVICE without obligation.
CALL 686.2661
bedroom OSHAWA - spotless large one AJAX - one bedroom basement LIVERPfloorOOL/ OOL/BAYLY . two
near O G.�Ha rtment, main Parking. Irttnaa apent. central location, bedroom basement apartment
references. $575 monthly. Avail- ideal for single working person, large eat -in kitchen, separate
Y $500 inclusive. First/last, avail- entrance, parking. close to r;n
able March 1 nAR.ee.n
ooJ-uyati. train, Pickenng Town Cernre,
AJAX - one bedroom, Harrrood/ (021394) $750. Fust/last 837-0016.
Hwy e2, bright 1200 sq.tt. SLOOR/SIMCOE - large two (021 1)
walkout basement apartment. bedroom !n 46 unit building, PICKERING large new two
includes Parking. 4 poo. bath. storage. laundry. parking. wen bedroom basement apartrrlenr.
lodge. stove. cable and utilities. managed. Close 10 storesub
COURTICE Oshawa. Townline.
6 Y�
-
$695nclusive. Go Brett to 123
r
rnking.
5 year old Hoe. two bedroom
apanrtlent, separate entrance,
NO down payment? Good
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, F'ERRUARV IL 1994.pAGE 19
For RwK m400
'" 400 "
400 F' 410 "°'s Fo 410 ''OumFw
i6 TH Whilby near Go. Two
223-5419. (TF)
flew
laundry and garage, musts.
$650 monthly plus utilities.
OSHSW • monthly. fit elorWil& . includes b tamral air. 1800 sq.ft. 3 AJAX • three bed room. fern$
s350lisan lhapplit, includes Oednxamserailin
AJAX newly renovated Ofe
SOCIAL
prime Glendale room, main floor laundry.
al utilities and appliances. lo- area. Available immediately. parking, double garage
called at Rf w and Arthur,
Phone Don, 831.is27.(OZtt94)
OE✓ELOPMENT
COUNCIL
cal Firsttlast, ,1100 plus utilities.
after 5p.m. 571.3679. (021794) 905.697-1551. (021394) °T°^t apartment reined►,
available immediately. 427 -
WHITBY Regency Place
AIA><INCItEll"
AVAILABLE immediately in WHITBY - beautiful 3 bedroom 8113. (021794)
Oshawa - 639 Cubsrt St., two with garage, inground pool,
Housing
T�
A ELATION
WHITBY ,three bedroom house
bedroom, $675 monthly, one fridge, stave. dishwasher and
' bedroom. 6575 rest/ central vac. near Gp. Av mo garageor workshop. om-
last
inclusive. Available March 1.
• •
LmDnthty.o
Hwy
required. Close to bus, irtrttediately. $895.1!2 utilities, rraedal possibilities. only Hwy
'$rhes.
shopping. No pets. Call 430- Cal 725- 3296. (021594) *2. maintenance,
r�
P■ ■
LANDLORDS
If have
monthly
(TF) Y plus heatrhydro.
STUNNING, 2700 sq.ft. hoes in 6681321 or 6554623. (021594)
Houses For nosh Ajax. 4 bedrooms. 2 lit
41 O
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you an
baths, family room fireplace. WHITBY - cozy three bedroom
Rent
in senior cortpax Jan and Feb
aff o r d a b l e
bun aloes :n mature area, one
dock. garage. Caldwell Banner, , g -
C room,
Durham apartment or house to
rent, list with Housing
686-2661 Help Durham. We refer
FREE RENTAL HOUSING Potential tenants
REGISTRY SERVICE without obligation.
CALL 686.2661
bedroom OSHAWA - spotless large one AJAX - one bedroom basement LIVERPfloorOOL/ OOL/BAYLY . two
near O G.�Ha rtment, main Parking. Irttnaa apent. central location, bedroom basement apartment
references. $575 monthly. Avail- ideal for single working person, large eat -in kitchen, separate
Y $500 inclusive. First/last, avail- entrance, parking. close to r;n
able March 1 nAR.ee.n
ooJ-uyati. train, Pickenng Town Cernre,
AJAX - one bedroom, Harrrood/ (021394) $750. Fust/last 837-0016.
Hwy e2, bright 1200 sq.tt. SLOOR/SIMCOE - large two (021 1)
walkout basement apartment. bedroom !n 46 unit building, PICKERING large new two
includes Parking. 4 poo. bath. storage. laundry. parking. wen bedroom basement apartrrlenr.
lodge. stove. cable and utilities. managed. Close 10 storesub
COURTICE Oshawa. Townline.
AJAX - bright warm basement
Available Feb. 1. $675 monthly.
4213-9112. (021194)
$695nclusive. Go Brett to 123
car rate entrance. r
t age nce. narro
rnking.
5 year old Hoe. two bedroom
apanrtlent, separate entrance,
NO down payment? Good
Bloor St. W. or call Collect 416
Shopping and Go. $750 .. Avad-
top floor, tastefully decorated,
two bedrooms, 4 appliances,
i6 TH Whilby near Go. Two
223-5419. (TF)
able March i 686-0931.
laundry and garage, musts.
$650 monthly plus utilities.
bedroom, private entrances.
AJAX newly renovated Ofe
(0216941
$875 inclusive. One bedroom
Phone Don, 831.is27.(OZtt94)
appkancOS, $525 monthly plus,
Call
bedroom basement apaninert
WHITBY Regency Place
oround floor, fieplace. wawwutAVAILABLE
to patio, large windows, 6600
March t. Fioorry
427-6095 or 668-6980.
cla., microwave. laundry
ADarmen's - one and two
inclusive. Available March 1.
one bedroom basement apart-
LOCUST Hill - one bedroom,
facilities. $595 pus uhlities. Can
bedroom apartments available
428.3271.
right with separate entrance
large basement apartment,
619-1889. (021794)
in senior cortpax Jan and Feb
(0215114)
$550 inclusive Includes
unfurnished non smok
'r*rraedalM Y il
43StC88 C2t794,
Park hie
wnava trust, Panora Noble.
427.2436 or 49"5" (021594)
deck, great backyard, walk to
COURTICE - 3 rots. from coli
plaza, schools and bus. $900
plus. 666-3794. (021894)
brand new 1st occupants. 1500
• includes heat,
sq.ft. badksplrt, 3 bedrooms, 24
NO down payment? Good
Pce bathrooms, $1056 per
credl' Good lob° You can buy
month.FrrStAast required plus
for the or" of rent. while prices
utilities. After 7 p.m. only. Call
and rates are down. Call Doug
collect 1-705-742-9556
or Brent, Community Financial.
10217941
668-6805. (TF)
420 Townhouses
420 Townhouses
For Rent
For Rent
AJAX
3 Bedroom Townhomes I
POST HILL
RIVER BREEZE
• new building
• newly decorated
• includes heat,
• 1 112 baths
air, parking
• single car garage
rtckusiw. Now Go. Call Frarvk, all amenities. On bus route.
416) 741-5915. Pflone 436 9596. (021594)
• basement
$993.00/month
$944.00/month
APRIL OCCUPANCY
plus utilities
paring
WHITBY cordo. Boo sq.h., one and Cable. use d targe backyard
ens, no OSIUIWA South Gari $399 al
Pets. Sud single working Person. Inclusive. One bedroom base-
�n9• appliances, as ROSSLANO THICKSON a.
utilttes nduded. Call 430.7397.
Fartrly communities with playground.
oedroom . den, $700 all on quiet court. No pets. Close to
female preferred/married mem apartrree, high and dry,
(TF)
__-
Whitby. Nce Three bee,00m two
Close to schools, shopping and all afTleflitle5
rtckusiw. Now Go. Call Frarvk, all amenities. On bus route.
416) 741-5915. Pflone 436 9596. (021594)
Couple. Available now. 428- laundry facilities, private, bus
1596. (02159x1
__ _
WHITBY - arch recto rail Y
Storey
storey newer Home Large
yard, garage. plus
683-9269
(021194)
AVAILABLE immediately in
routs, shopping,
CPP 9• appliances,
WHITBY . furnished clean some furniture. 725-2784
designed one bedroom plus
den, two levet,
Central vat, t 1/2 baths, plus 2
bases with mi Park and bad
special, starting at 699 and up.
cello, flute and recorder.rt
Oualified and experienced
OSHAWA - Nags one bedroom Wh4by apartment building. Spa-
basement apartment. living
bachelor in 4pbx. TV, sunporch. OSHAWA - two bedroom
deck• parking.
near Go $795 Inclusive. Avali-
pce ensurts.Sapplances.$950
. 2/3 utilities. Available Marc^
THREE bedroom townhouse.
SOUTH Oshawa -ea, S•-. 3
CIOUe
room, bar, kitchen, laundry, carPefith newly pointed
apartment
Own entry,
ry. no Dots. AI inclusive. apartment, main floor, own
$500. 416509.203B
able april 1st. 41
( 6) X95297
4366253. (0215941
•rage. stove, wall'o to'encee
yard. garage. ave slob now
bedroom townnouse. $90C trrn
kith balcony. Close
some furniture. All :pplaraCes. to ( aneAa
shopping.
or 416.284- emrance. $675 mommy incudes
1618.(0215W heat, h
hydro and Parking, 431-
(022294
TWObed,00rrtntcecleangoal
LOVELY a bedroom hone on
$835 Der ^ager. r rvAmt. norm-
x1. a t utnn es ndudeo. Avail -
slob Cel Sand
clean. Quiet. Private entrance, included. No
near bus route, $475 all Pitts. one
ONE bedroom basement 8971. (0217941
-
aenrs for rent, $650 monthly.
rav-e o• 3 bathroom w n
east Oshawa 434.8026
(021
'r*rraedalM Y il
43StC88 C2t794,
bedroom. ssoo Two bedroom
inclusive. 436 7868. (021594 Ca11430-0134 (TF)
Oshawa apanmsnt. available TWO bedroom apartment on
immediately main floor, $675
Y SeDantsentrance. per month.
Central Oshawa Great sernce
and location. close to all
shill )awzz, Pnngle Creak
Can x79 6 p.m
area. WhitbyRooms
BEAUTIFUL ',"
To
4
OSHAWA - new basement g apartments in at-
Two
TWO rear
f rte• slow. Parking. no pet. Heat, Hydro and parking
amenities, Bus tools• available
-13
(9051474-1348 (02179x1
ick fang
WNr,es Rd South gicker,ng-
'tree
Rent
aDarment, one bsdrwn, bright tractive Whitby building. Avail-
krtdasn, fol bath. near Oshawa March
Non smoker preferred. $550 �riCkuded. Phone 579.7138 aver
ly
imered�ately Call John, 576-
TWO storey, two bedroom 6
ok:. N.E. Oshawa.
Ava fable Ap•
bedrooms. hntshed ret room
CO2v
abole 1. TWO BEDROOM.
Cents, $545
..on, all nclusiw. 571-7534 6 D.m. 021594
2882. (03109x)
Year Pave0
withwvotoPaim- nsocarundo
lea- .•-�...,.; --x,.- _
per moron, fiW upper unit, $750 plus hydro.
last, al utilities included. Avail. ONE BEDROOM borer
or831-9755.(021794) -( -
DOWNTOWN Cshwa, Faith
PICKERING bright one
9
dnwway. D"sacy fenced yard,
$875 per month plus utilities.
ground parking, steps to GO.
quiet a"I nano Ptcxertng
near Rouge Valley 'ler anoloyed
unit.
able immediately. Call 427- $550 all inclusive. Nice
OUIET two bedroom apartmoot Place - Sen ors 60 .. one
bedroom basement aiPertmaent.
Avaabie cab. t. Call evenings.
snapping, schools conservation
adulustudem. Cade. parking.
9134 021194)
( neighbourhood. Close to all
Goss to hospital. Available bedroom. 1585 Two bedroom
March 1. $675inckxfeshog and $710. Cable, $1 S. Cas
private entrance. parkin 4
9.
appliances, available
(905) 725686. (02119x;
Park, and lake Ontario. No
smokers or pets. For
bus, share ssoarate 4 tcne^.
bathrooms, tirsOlasl
OSHAWA Creek Coop a ac- 4rralnlim Cal Rpbsn at 432-
cePt�ng applications for appdmmerx. (021594)
576.8819
hydro. Please cal Debbie, 434- to vltoryew. (0303941
t*tmetllately 267.6120
AJAX overlooking ,elks.
appointment. (905) 839-3020
$340
monthly. 5092459 TFI
one
7572 between 10 am.-10p.m. -__
HARMIDNY,KING
PICKERING
detached two bedroom, 1 1/2
leave message. (021594)
tledroorn, $576. Two bedroom OSHAWA . wxgnt two bedroom
6659. Three bedroom $735. $689 monthly Available Feb. n
.lower two
WESTHEYIHWY 62 - pine bedroom
L9e aplusive , available
one bedroom
basement apartment available
baths. Irving room plus treplace.
diners k scfasrl stow, hidgs,
WHITBY - three bedrooms,
AJAX one roan avaxabie n a
two bedroom basement
1., tes included. Call 905136- apartment building, corwenlon!
bedroom basemksnt apartiyaent. now, all inclusive plus cable
utlses included. $550 mornniy.
den• broadloom, air con
close to Go, lake• a apduuaces.
apartment, large tumtshod Irving
8471. No subsidy available. location. incudes
rt° �• 6650 montfsy. First(last. T.V.. laundry facMtwg. Private
Swabia lot mature quill non
garage. excellent condition.
fenced, 587S per month plus.
room. seprate entrance. laundry.
(021794, flow, hydro, Parking. 433.0677.
available March 1. CAN 686- p,ef.mw.
entrance. non &mtaker
smoker. For more informatlon,
$1039 plus utilities. FrstAast.
FirsVlast. References. March t.
cable. students we�come Avax
3750- (027794) $650. 721-9180. (0217941
xmoker.1. (Q2139a)
ApN t. 839 3153 (0215941
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keeping COIR. Fn• Marital • BereavrProblem Stress • Abuse Vik m. EUROPEAN tie wl
specaku a
CwsuftwiwL • ' � � C'� • � Photm renovate
wags your
bathroom
r as fl000rr
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Ses • Fanny Therapy references and satisfaction
Health, Beauty Health, Beauty Home Moving,
Improvements Storage
QUALITY work by father and
AJAX do PICKERING hardkworking. Rn Well enovations.
.
COUNSELLING SERVICES additions Ti ai;� usor,
Rod, Oshawa (TFALL)
sow �r, o.
AVA
123
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Plumbing
J011fI1100 W1 Plurnbu
N9 isle 190 full - Ftucs%
alta vm bsssf,ters
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Dtty1iwls: 427.1209, Ham:
427809. Alit for Toot
guararNsed- For free eaYtssses,
D. Dykatral. 13 (TF)
AJAX Moving Systems - fuw
services. mroves, appliance and
them all Free esties- matseniors PIANO Lessons - teacher will
By appoiMprnnt only (905) 839-1389
discount. short notice moves, travel to your home. $12 for a t/
Piano speci,wats. flat rate or
pianos moved. Comparable 2 hr. lesson. Ail apse. all grades.
renovations, rec rooms. Oualdy
( Hone owmwes
hourly. We now have heated
klStrll�
PROFESSIONAL Personal
Ham
drywall, taping, Painting,
woodwork, "Wougfic Ceilings
storage units. Now oeemg free
UtINC Lessons
Trainer designs fitness
programs that tone and trim. Improvements
and With" ceilings. 30 Years
bases with mi Park and bad
special, starting at 699 and up.
cello, flute and recorder.rt
Oualified and experienced
t^� arueed results for spring. lagage
experience. Very good rates.
CaSteve OW7096 or 430
Cal for informatiort. 427-0005.
bad
gers. good with childrenchildrenll
I CRAIG ISW1913 II 6333. (your
79�4) great
HANDYMAN - all kinds of Haile
EINEWAD book cleaning. snow blowing and Improvements
ailSmalluWrmmm�Fpj� moving obs. Pick up and
P to and including financial Carpeting ) delivery. Cal
Larry at9 •
tatemerits for reasortabls rates,
all for free conguillalion, 831. CST arld S.C.G. Construction Ltd. -
1825. (021794) vinyl tloorirg quality exterior and interior
Atetawadorw repairs very renovations, repairs, additions. IIS
ILLUSTRATION, cartooning. reasalabN. - frorrl desiprlhwild bars and caWris4.
$35. Installation from $2.50 sq. Ali workmanship guaranteed
graphic design. advertising. yd. Please te1579-0135. and insured. Contact Garp 839-
13
38- � $'
Business or personal.' (�) spy 42&2145
CALL
Reasonable rates. ANo lessers
available. Randy Timms,(905) Home Home
728-7055. (TF) improvements Improvements CARPENTRY, drywall, in-law
-- apartments and gerlerat hoar
repairs, Low winter rates. Phase
SECRETARIAL Services - PLUMBING Hoisting & An Corld. SABER Contracting - all cab 420-8105. (021794)
resumes, lettere, payroll, book i Gas Fitting. Repairs, carpentry, additions, COMPLETE plumbing and
it Pln9 (computer or mrkual). renovations, appliance renovations. kitchens, renovations. Emergency
0903. (021194)HARRY-0-THE-MOVERS
- agues 0000"- Prig (905)
mow big or small, we price. 420.0046• (TF)
NOME sepsis. freili drywall,
them all Free esties- matseniors PIANO Lessons - teacher will
pa(Ming. stucco spraying. twig.
discount. short notice moves, travel to your home. $12 for a t/
plumbing, bathrooms,
pianos moved. Comparable 2 hr. lesson. Ail apse. all grades.
renovations, rec rooms. Oualdy
rates. Cal 432-2850. (TF) For mature professional
work FREE ESTIMATES. 839-
2096. Lon. )
MEN with large truck will do instruction, call 839-9896.
promotions, openings,
household move, residential,
commercial. All types of moves. Snow Removal
_
S� $
Call Carl or Jane, 427-2856.
Ickup and delivery. Call installations, furari gas bathrooms, home maintenance service, bathroom wild kkhon DRYWALL, taping, boarding, mag"Clan' Call Ernie, 668.4932. 70. References avaiaW Cal • • •
Durham Secretarial Services, fireplaces, humidifiers, emergency service. furniture erttokfslIng. NI work Iltenssd, studs and T -bar callings, spray anytime. 686-SW7. (021094)
For free woo 433-2076 etectronic air cleaners, fully refinishing,
(leave package, g, quality work guaranteed and Insured. stucco, plaster repairs. for FAX US YOUR AD PROFESSIONAL Painting
a
misasape r no anweer►. Ilcensed. Scott, 883-1157 or guaranteed. 15 years Rea,arble rates. Call ,John, prdessiorW service at 9 • -
1021194) Paul, 888.1913. (021304) ienoe. 6862915 TFEFG tlw caw BII al 4 � 579'Z� Wallpapering. No job too seal. • .
anYa►e. 430.2595.
MICHALSKI Moving . housse,
SEAWAY
MAGICIAN, clown friends. ready
apartments, offices, cottages,
to entertain for any age, any
Licensed, insured. Free
i SNOW• x
occasion. Birthdays,
estimates, low rates. Call 728-
1620.
i1tBACKp�OE
promotions, openings,
(022294)
tundfamers. Magic shows are
SERVICES,
funt Lettuce help. 839.7057 or
728.8334. (TF)
Painting,
SNOWED IN?
RABBIT wants work doing
_ Decorating
LET US DIG YOU OUT
magic for children's parties and
all occasions, have my own
CHRISTIAN woman would love
683.1397
lo clean Yaw horttR rates 640-
Ickup and delivery. Call installations, furari gas bathrooms, home maintenance service, bathroom wild kkhon DRYWALL, taping, boarding, mag"Clan' Call Ernie, 668.4932. 70. References avaiaW Cal • • •
Durham Secretarial Services, fireplaces, humidifiers, emergency service. furniture erttokfslIng. NI work Iltenssd, studs and T -bar callings, spray anytime. 686-SW7. (021094)
For free woo 433-2076 etectronic air cleaners, fully refinishing,
(leave package, g, quality work guaranteed and Insured. stucco, plaster repairs. for FAX US YOUR AD PROFESSIONAL Painting
a
misasape r no anweer►. Ilcensed. Scott, 883-1157 or guaranteed. 15 years Rea,arble rates. Call ,John, prdessiorW service at 9 • -
1021194) Paul, 888.1913. (021304) ienoe. 6862915 TFEFG tlw caw BII al 4 � 579'Z� Wallpapering. No job too seal. • .
anYa►e. 430.2595.
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430 H0°"Rw 490 ,,,�,�„ m 500 � 650 650 - Am ops 650 Am om
PK3tERNIG lumklnsd room CLEARMIATER. mobiles, SL1PERa khcation on smd Cour
With cable WW use of kBclaenwalk• clubhouse. total pock. hot Is ig onto Palk +bedroom
Tow to Pickering GO station, tub, tennis. 2D minutes to Blue pool and hot tub. Private sale
Town Centre and Generating JayalPhiltss basrubal camps. 3209,900. Call 430.1955.
Station. s350 monitty. Pthorle NHL Hockey, dogRgrse trades. (021794)
4204318. (0216941 boat cruces, available from Feb.
AJAX - furnished morn. cable. and on. Call 1-813-53&2123. NO )oke - 3600 down buys new
Private, 3 pce. balk, cozy2,3 and 4 bedroom home on
ouch Holmes large detached lots, great
Claverexecutive adult home, South 500 financing available. Call for
weekly. 42 Plaza area. $75 For Sal@
weekly. 427-6671. (02, 394, details, 1-905-697-2702.
PICKERING - one or two
bedroom. non smoker. Christian[ti-garage
CH CLEAN, move right in, open concept
male preferred, student
WelCome. Own bath, utilities,e. 3+2 bedrooms, en suite plus 1 4pc. and
cable. 1 bdrm $350, 2 bdrm
$550 monthly 837-5434c. kitchen. Living room, dining room, main
450 Shared family room with fireplace. 2,200 sq. ft.
ACComm space with unspoiled basement. Walkout
SHARE newer Bowmanvcllerge deck and inground pool. New high
house. 5 appliances.choice of
lateroom.Smokers welcome,ncy gas furnace. Central air & vac, double
69,-2272. coz,794,arage with auto door opener. Great area,
WELL decorated very cleanthree bedroom to share with one to schools, shopping, bus routes. Asking
other including utilities. phone.I1I1raPay T V.. laundry. Food and rert,krW. Call Kirk or Hope at 432-1W.
negotiable. Call 430-6990
DETACHED on
C7 uiP'. Coen I
STUNNING. 2700 sQ.h home ,n NW Wh-:oy. approx 1600 sq.". ^�1 ---
north A,ax 4 bedrooms. 2 1.-2 �ng,ounc poo. 3 bedrooms.5}io Mortgages
baths. family '00r t,
finished basement, gas burning VV Mortgages
deck. garage. Coldweu Banke' fireplace in main floor
Canada Trust, Sanora Noble. lam,lyroom, hardwood floors. ARE you naving trouble getting
427-2436 or 499-e599 (021594 c tastefully decorated Move on a mortgage? Is your bank giving
condition. $155.900 Call 666- you the run -a -round? Do you
PROFESSIONAL single male, 96'Oaf 668.5392. (0215940 need a second ,mortgage? We
lemale. non smoker to share 3 LIVE lot free w,tn tOdays bub in. �' r�P• call today. 668-6805,
bedroom house near Oshawa rarest rates and the Corvnunity Financial Services.
Civic Centre. Can anytime. nC°n'Bfror^ (TF)
Wave mlea the all bnde 3 bedroom ranch
sage. 5425 monthly
Ourgalow Wirth two in-law UNESofcredit - mortgagesISt.
436-3329 (0215941 2nc. 3rd. R R.S.P. loans
WC
-- apartments . 5158.000 Call 576-
PICKERING Brock,Fmch area 4362 no agents (021194; available. Call Janet Humnann
2- beC'00rn lownriouse, avail- TWO bedroom (converted f om (905) 426.1232 Johnston and
abie pnorentfit kilove-Marl, ir now t 839- 3 bec'00rns) back bungalow 0208�Financial Services.
6753 for details. (021194, curet area north 0! Oshawa �+
deck i hedCOUrry decor. Large w�o
BROCK HWY e2 '.ckenng deck. hnteried red ro0rr,, nicety OVA Auctions
3-' pedr00— townhouse. 5 iatdsacrow. narowooc floors
appliances. private yard. parking VI 7.ODO 4342332 Tc;
to Share whir two responsible
adults 5425 n0iusive Available 582'000 oerrnanent mobile
hrtrneaareiy Call Terry. 683 n0' -'e '350 sq. n.. 3 beomorms. SUNDAY
6865 (021794 central air, 5 appkari� garden
and toot sheds. , Parti.
AUCTION
ONE bedroom, span bath and Port Hop9054e. Can 905-685.0538.
A lcne $325 monthly 721- (021794)
8526 leave message (02'794 FAM, Y This Surma r-
OUTSTANDING AUCTION
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH AT 1 P.M.
PICKERING RECREATION CENTRE
1867 VALLEY FARM RD.
0 /2 mile nartll of Hwy. 401 60ween Liverpool Rd. & Brock Rd.
For 11111Very 0 lin how -54-Is over 400 lots of aim ham
furnishingsIishings - & bedrt9an foolim the 1920's A Ws along with fine
WWj
COiNCflnow, &caraffor furnishings, formal furnl�tUnt, artWark ail
SETS: Super (9) pc. mahogany dining room suite having double curved gloss
China ca6inet, serpentine buffet to the floor, double pedestal table & (6)
shield bock chairs %eavi
h' carved mtahogorry avi
dining roam suite hng
rope edgt banquet table willtins .tilarge boll &claw teat & t8f n+aFm 0090
pierced carved 61 & claw chain '(6) pc. solid cherrywood bedroom.
except -conal clamshell carved dosed court h'gghboy, & having rice -carved (4)
poster bed 'Qualm Anne dining suite with 4-cloor breakfront china cabinet
& (6) Queen Ares chairs *Oak trestle based & dawfaat pedestal dining sets
with double pressbadk & Windsor chain 'Canodtano tnnettes* (5) & 16)
PC- bedroom suites & much more.
HIGHLIGHTS: Exceptional embossed leather top mahogany executive desk
sufperb mahogany secretory desk with drop hort •heavily carved
mahogdtny console table with matching carved mirror "finely
y inlaid� parlor
ta6le 'YKtorlan Style rose -carved chairs 'finely Carved clawfoot opkat t
pedestals *over (30) PCs. of superior quality wingbocks, sofas, loveseds in
Chippendale, Queen Anne &contemporary styles •18th century style curio
& collector cabinets & 600 ands •oak 4 -section & 5 -section barristers
bookcases •Conodhona, Queen Arne & Chippendale coffee, sofa & and
tables 'desks & bochalor chests 'Or'teritol design carpets 'MUCH MORE!
COLLECTIUB: Tiffany style leaded glass ismppss Or'lental porcelain 'carved
Victorian
s�,rre�plica antique cors, advertising signs etc. 'orgirhol oil
Paintings 'us
PREVIEW NOON - 1 PM SUNDAY
VISA ACCEPTED DELIVERY AVAILABLE
iJL1srpl1, � 111tririt C Alfries & ,tAssorir>trs
-_-
OSHAWA loom ,r
bright
+1 oriy 399.900
Thee DeorCo
aorns 4 and 2 e
7.
131h, 12 noon
---
Snared 4 bedroom roe, Chose
us
bat^. hwi;e master ,.groom-
Preview 11.30
AUCTION SALE
to snoppmg Genre and bus
routes Non
large k.IChen wrtn wdlkou: 10
At the Knights
dressers.
smoke,. $340
deck Can 666 05-5 Astor
,@Cr00m wile.
Sat., Feb. 12, 6
1h0ntrvy Call 57638'6 anylxne
Brumley R E Lto (021584,
.tall, 133 Brock N.,
p.m.
102-94
$/47.500 - prime Whitby
Whitby (Hwy.12)
Property of L. Lepgree, to be held at
"J
OSHAWA parkwentwcle..
two bed'0c-15. kaon own -eats.
localon. 3 t»droomra , t/2
°ar Ips: onry includes
Myles King Auction Hall, 33 Hall SI.,
Townhouses
baths. Anad»ve
d garage. abornl0ues,
a reproductions.
5110 For
laundry parii ,,,e^d'y
at rhospnere Nea
average let, finished rec room,
large
:pen dishcupboarr3, pine
Oshawa. 1991 Pontiac Tempest LE,
amenities.
,mwnedialle 5356-nonthy `26.
mtaWeebecroor-. ilea- Cal
(905', 434-242' after 6 p.m.
'obe. 6 pne harvest
:aDie
X4,000 km., certified. Stacking
7863 ahK 5 p m ,021594:
(021194,
set, Oak secreta 7
a
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PICKERING 4C1 Whits Rd S
EAST Os•iawa s+43.900.
plr,e ,00Kcases.
:arlour b oc�o,ral
�vasher &dryer, bed chesterfield plus
New three bedroom. :hre.
Detac»c TWO Morey. garage. 5
bedrooms. 3
:ages. Persian & anent
complete line of household furniture,
bathroom hors by tbneKvation
baths. 2 walkouts.
,elly
area. 4 appliances. parkin ,
g
'n9Ound poo. on -taw apartment.
Loren bongs.
2 dr. fridge 8L stove. Terms cash.
snare all faatsiss. Non smoker
$375 monthly 839-7540
new flowing. roof. great vee
Call 571-6685 0, 987.5751
u
je,,y wpbr>a�s. decoys.
-ariamade GtdfS. Tiffany
Myles King Auctioneer 725-5751
f021694t
1021794)
:ype lamps, caw d00r
.
PICKERING BrocruHwy e2.
ORONO 3 bedroom ranch
s:cps, oak server, cane
.01
/�
townhouse to stare wish positive
b.nga ow. ' 5 acres with
cheval mirror.
/172
V ! PeowniBls
work n9 oedow Close to 0x0
stream. sett contained one
cantle can, temp table,
Personals
401. hes-lwrker Alt indusrve
"Or' ,n lav aparmtent at-
tablet -'hutch psanu'
Avaihapl• Marcn + 683b719.
Cached headed garage- ask mg
W.
;,ole coffee table Sal.
(02239x:
5169.000 Phd1e 963-51-2
(021594)
pmts. pictures. prole TY
I
NORTHEAST Oshawa - exec-
the hisbncel Amold 519445-242:6
Estate sw in Ajal, aye
centre, deacons bench,
five home. not tub. iarge sea.
WHTBY - only $97.900. Three
dressers.
backs onto ravine. 5450 per
tl d 00n4s. eat -in K:^.Chen and
,@Cr00m wile.
month in(ybrass
usrv. FnsVlast 723.
coning roof-. tabuious roc room,
vice
: e5., trunks, d nurhg
7479. (021594)
MEW 4 bedroorn Norms to
sane setting wotr 5% dowr
Cary for 5730 iric,uc ,axes
ReMax
'xm suite, aropleat
sham
finished basement. hot lub. 3
Call Ted Houghton.
Surn... W8.3600 (021594)
:a0ii planters, Spirone!
OesK treadle sew
Oaths. air con. and are. Respon-
520 15" 1=or wow ase`? The fmob is
the hired minister. Micah 3:11 •
ng
n'lachne, Dencthes,
Bible person over 23. nor
Townhouses
(`,� (xA
-maker. very collision Firsvlast
5110 For
glassware. titins. Quill
426-8916. (OQ15Wl
Sale
rack5w wire chairs,
455 COr1dOS For
• •
rOckes, plus much more.
-ERr`ns CASH-
Rem
FINALLY!
(V "it's 3% Prem )
COND01aMUYapartment . two
a
DeYvery avaMbie
I trvtng room. dining room,
Townhomesi fzeilni $1.00 bid Ca
S NGLE, Ile• to dance and mom
fireplace, solarium, kitchen,
washroom. 3 appliances.
Y+�s�.
�� � � at w I ONS LJN IN D
new peiop1e7 Join us at the
ar9� Sunday night Strom
comoatoa. Saloom floor en-
aorta master 2. 3 pow. oath.
the hisbncel Amold 519445-242:6
Estate sw in Ajal, aye
klanc•. 8 p.m.•1 a -m. at 1M
Acres. Taunton Rd. E. Hamtgpt.
laundry roomrappliances.
Locker, parking• recreation
now MWYIDbe
� w
263-8421, dress code, hot and
cold buffet. (0200k)
Incl, Cdrw Marsh 1 . All
uhctusive. St1 10 t00 plus hydro.
For ntormati6Persor>a�
an calf: 70
9(T ... and Corciderng
• Phillip, 1-905-881-0812.
s27.0390
adoption? We are a loving
CONDOYINIUY for lease.
r lease.
Downtown
JESUS ca"'M blind feed
Ok4" looking to adopt a d W.
Pleaes Cal us COkO
Toronto. St
Market area. Two bedrooms;
the b+nd�
Dnii y01M hrirhklel
a 416
S96 et 76 and Isar• a
ola DD
Available solanum.
I*- fable over f000OO4,
520 15" 1=or wow ase`? The fmob is
the hired minister. Micah 3:11 •
4tub N not horth.. (D2,�
n e Jan . 94 .
References. 312001
Sale Isaiah 56:10112. JOhn 10:11.
(`,� (xA
tludes utilities.8339.5006. (TF)
IMMACULATE waw, from this (TF) Jim L ' �
576-M
Ve4Rrf tlie1a11
171h floor three bedroom condo
Wish oak ksctcn
Lad For Red
�Y ■
7VV Swa
marble floors,
Call Connie ly R
o�
Room i Beed
East. 8.
PROFESSIONALS - Win stleet
6000• (021794)
eiposure as 372 King St. W. in
Oshawa. Close to Oshawa
`°�
FmParking.
SHoppiCentre and dowwmown
535
4
We
able n a modern office paid ng.
in
Formerly Co -Operators In-
$35ee full price, wooded camp
"&no* Buildup. On site Poll -3A4
3h4 M. asst at Oshawa.nD
available. Turriuey building.
Cao BIUd• Barad. Sutton GrtAap
Sand beach. trout fishing, read
to 110.000
Status Realty Inc. at 42848274
acres Ooundy forest.
Year round road. Fred, 416.431.
,,or 4360990. (021794)
1555. (022494)
SPACE awiloble ler storage.
BEAUTIFUL 1 to 2 acre
Reasonable raps. Appy. 8136•
wat•rlront tots in Port Perry
5994. (021594)
starting at $155,000. Ready 10
OSHAWA - 175 Wit 2nd floor.
build. For i fovl
rmpCOn. 427-
elevator. parking an Simi»• S.
0390 or 428-2215. (021594)
for French Professional
Lad For Red
7r7";02;�) Call 905-43+
Carrier Trees; sas
575 Lom
575 LOM
MONEY Problems' Loans, des
300
consolidations. credit
BORROW !10.000 pay as IWs
anwvwrwes• Perioral budget
i as $110 per month oAW. Cal
EaE'�CONSUf'LTATItN peed.
Jerry. 666-7200 Free
FRP
Corn Antabis Irhwst•
Credit CounsNbrs (Toronto-
m.rhla Ll0. (TF
Is Ud. (TF
Oshawa). 4331425. (TF)
AUCTIOK OUT OF BUSINESS
corrVft w 3 year old new shop.
dee and kitchen set-up. wak-n
and reach -in 000fers d freezers.
meat counters. pastry
showcases. meas saw. grinder.
Shoe,, auto sbCer, tuber, auto
terWK¢K. acalss. 60 Gr- m10[K,
Ixocsw. convection own. gas
wok range. tryers. Stealth
ken
. steamer. oak Kitchen w.,
counter top stove. cash rgiger.
v�n
shst. takN-number, son caw
cream rr socir.ne. as mater, se,
Over 200 nems. AUCTION AT
11 A.M WED FEB. 16 at LEE
HUNG GOURMET a MEAT
MART, 100 Westney Rd . Alas
rat GO station). Auctioneer Nerd
..?poker f705� 939.6133
32'394
Classificatioi
Index
Cares
too
Room i Beed
Care Training
100
IndlrgW titin For Rub
Gainers!Hslp
110
ShandAw mtalfaftil
ONO►lip
in
CmdanidlssI*Rae
Saks Hvplit"a
in
0" is Rew spa0fi
9tbd Hip
115
lradrouse spice
Campuareah
140
Co"a Fa Rsnt
,,,0tslIll"calDerdal
,59
Comgestrfdrwed
Dsy Caro Wanted
I w
Resremen Uloing
Day Car Avaaw
106
Rosas
Ell 0" 0 1 Wanted
170
Florida vaclitim
Busime b BUWWSS
190
Lad For Red
Maker Basket
200
Hanes For Sale
Ftewood
205
Wanted To Buy
Flea Market
210
Townhouses For Sale
Articles For Sale
220
Invessiierit Pfoperly
Artides Warded
2310
Condos For Sale
Bate, Exchange
240
Deve1wro M Land
GaVeYad Sales
250
Farms For Sale
his a Gans
200
Left For Safe
Computer Video
270
Outd Towrt Properties
Lost It Fouts
290
lhtaaon Prgwsn
POs - SuPPS" - Boardrg 290
catlaw For Sale
......r�......�..-,,,,
Nobie Hanes a Pales
W V1
Carrier Trees; sas
Auonidbde6 r7 Sale
300
111,10n9a9e. kiwis-"
Autrncbles Wanted
305
Bowness Oppoturows;
Trudis For sale
310
Trudm Warded
315
Vans, 4 Whew DrNe
320
Traces
330
Pubic hoses
Aub Pars a Repays
340
L49W Hoem
Aro Lasing Renals
350
Tellers
Moo cyciss
356
R•gsraeors
Sieger
760
(:ares Erns
k4vr
316
Auctions
Rewesean Vehicles
370
8n906
Farm E?+Omex
375
Personals
'+eery Duff, Ewipme+:
3w
C -ON -M
Amowcomerxs
...
ADarmects Far Rent
400
.;
aW rne+s WatleO
105
Brinsays
Bins
Houses Fa Rani
410
Deets
Hrkawng Marded
415
In Menicnwns
Taenhouses ;or Rent
420
Cards d Thanks
Span Fa Rent
435
Waft Arrpnoeseis
pboms Fa Red
430
Ergagwiwns
RoanswWw
435
Anwerfiniet
Inplan ryw
personefted
■f �w"o.wrty
caN 576-m and l
One of ow
proiaoww adrlaa
COME AND WORSHIP
THESE CHURCHES INVITE YOU T(
ATTEND THEIR WORSHIP
SERVICES
PICKERING
STANDARD CHURCH
A community IAathodist Church
Brock Rd. at Hwy, d7
SUNDAY- Sunday School 10:15 a.m.
Worship 11:00 a.m.
Evening Fsllowshlp 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: 7:30 - Adult Bible Study
- Biba Club for Youth
CHURCH
1820 Whiles fid. N.
THE FAMILY CHURCH
WORSHIP TIME 11:00-a.m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
839-13M
ST. PAUVS UNITED CHURCH
65 Kilinge
Worshipp a Churoh of 10 30 am.
SUPW lar Nur"''
iCere
ss3-a74o In
The Chumh with The Open Arm.
PICKERING VILLAGE
UNITED CHURCH
300 Church St. N., Ajax
883-4721
Phyllis Spencer
Worship & Sunday School
10:30 a.m.
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
Rev. James B 7311
wland
Worship and Churvch School
11,00
11,00 a.m.
Everyone Welcome
To Advertise Your
Church's Services
and Special Events
Call Janice at
683-5110
THE `EWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1994 -PAGE 21
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DR. E. GILLEZEAU 6 DR. M. FITZSIMMONS
WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMEAf
WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE
• Contact Lenses
• Binocular Vision
• Perceptual Testing
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WE HAVE MOVED • ICKERING B
D110- 1885 Glenanna Rd. ATTERY IS FOR
683-1175 839-53031 THE THRIFTY CUSTOMER
Wluurham
mbing
and
Drains
24 hr.
Service
837-2198
Seniors' Discount
IN SIX MONTHS
YOUR CHILD WILL LEARN COMPLTERS!
An Friii larong cnl.n � a
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Woodl.rkAals.r
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Qaftmms
• Free Party T
room available
Celebrate
Valentine's
This Sunday
February 13th
With us.
Brunch 10:30-2:30
Dinner 4:00-9:00
Phone for Dinner
Reservations
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In these tough economic
times, it makes good sense to
be thrifty. And while we
might complain that prices
are continually escalating,
there are some areas where
you can, in fact, pinch your
pennies.
Take Pickering Battery, for
example.
The firm, located at 1750
Plummer St., Unit IA (in the
Bayly St. and Brock Rd.
area), sells reconditioned
batteries that come with a one
- or two-year warranty at an
unbelievably low price.
Patrick Picco has worked in
the battery business for seven
years. He previously bought
and sold batteries to different
outlets before opening
Pickering Battery in August
1993, to serve local Residents.
Pickering Battery not only
sells batteries, it endeavours
to provide top notch service
including free installation of
batteries.
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Patrick says that because
there is no other store like his
in the Pickering -Ajax area,
local residents value this
service. The reconditioned
batteries sell for $40 and
come with a one-year
warranty. In addition, patrons
can also purchase new
batteries which are either
considered `seconds' in the
industry or `overstocks'. The
new batteries are sold for
$60, with a two-year
warranty and include free
replacement.
If these prices sound too
good to be true, they're not.
Patrick's intention is that
anyone looking to save
money or to avoid financial
stress will appreciate his
products and service. He also
recycles batteries for scrap
metals, as well as rebuilds
and repairs broken posts and
cracked casings.
. Patrick is ably assisted by
technician Vic Hammer, who
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has 18 years experience in
rebuilding batteries. As well,
Patrick's wife Christine and
son Nathan are active
workers at Pickering Battery.
If on one of these cold
winter mornings you find
your car is hard to start, drop
in to Pickering Battery,
where, first, you'll have your
alternator checked. Patrick
says it's easy to assume the
battery is the problem, when
in reality it's an electrical
problem.
If he determines that it's not
the battery, he'll set you in
the right direction.
But once he has determined
you do need a new battery,
he'll install the one of your
choice - whether
reconditioned or a new
`second' - and see you
happily on your way.
Pickering Battery is open
Mon. to Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 6:30
p.m., Sat. 9 to 4 and Sun.
noon to 5 p.m.; tel. 839-9384.
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Durham busies wanting to increase their prorik and sales volume rod that bem&a
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Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that investment
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PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1!94
Masons' course just
a stone's throw away
DURHAM - A unique stonema-
son restoration program has been
created at Durham's College's skills
training Centre in Whitby.
Twenty people are now, enrolled
in the 20 -week program, which
began in January.
"We are reviving a dying trade;
there is lots of opportunity,'- says
Bobby Watt, program instructor.
The course is intended to upgrade
the skills of hricklavem
"The bricklayer and the stonema-
son are far removed,'- says Mr.
Wait. "The students learn to take
rough stones and turn them into use-
ful stone for building." The1're also
taught math. architecture, engineer-
ing. English, geology and history.
Mr. «att apprenticed in Scotland
on a ninth -century castle and has
done restoration work at the Univer-
sity of Toronto and at both Pickering
and Oshawag museums.
"The program fulfills a need.
says John Woodward. assistant
director of technical skills and indus-
tn training. "Man' masonry and
restoration associations Came to us
because of the lack of qualified
stone masons."
Mr. \L art adds. "There is approx-
imately S I billion worth of work in
Canada in the trade and only 2, peo-
ple qualified in Ontario: maybe 50 in
Canada. -
Mr, Watt hopes students will
choose the course as an alternative
to university because of the number
of jobs available in the trade.
"We want to get the brightest
kids, (but) you have to be into histo-
ry and architecture to be into it."
Mr. Watt got a quick response
when he approached the college
about the course and praises the
institution for its efforts.
-It is a fabulous facility,- he says.
"The college is bending over hack- WOMENe teKING FOR
wards to help us adapt and make it ROMANTIC �
workable for the students." PETITE lady 40s. very active, enjoys the
In September of 1994, he hopes outdoors gentleman 45-50. who is e seeking
, honest
to have a full four-year apprentice- and knows how to oommurwcate. SY 2746
shit in • The Se tber (C°B)
p course runn�•_ItemFUN-lining female. 32, with sense of
course will include two � ears of h"OLE. bled of the bar stens• enjoys din-
ners in or out, fast -paced or laid-back
training and two years of work on a atmospheres, seeks male. 35-40 for fun
times, possible relationship No head
historic site. games SY 25"
A second. shorter restoration ATTRACTIVE honest. easy-going. full -fig-
ured woman. 35, who loves the outdoors,
mason course may also be offered, hoses. movne's and country We is seeking
saes Mr. Watt. The restoration an honest. caring. snowe "��-o
'°nnded
male. 35-40. with similar interests. SY 2545
apprenticeship program will teach JOSH)FEMALE. unattached. hard-working, down
students how to clean and consoli- io earth. outgoing. variety d a,tereeta. rte and
date stone. re int stone and stop aim. ung for honest maw, 30.40. of smr-
p ler qualities for friendship first. SY 2546
deterioration.
ATTRACTIVE lady, blo+de. single, 35, wtbr-
Durham College is involved in ested r moving airgs honest. attractive
deyClO Ing trainlnCtandardS for male,30-40.for fn"'e,"p'p°,•... rotation -
ping g ship SY 2547 JOSH)
restoration mason and stone cutter HONEST and snoere whes k m'4. ntedu
build 35. smoke. twee to dare and have
apprentice program, adds Mr. lea+• seeks honest. dowm4o-*ath um black
`L txlclward. mal. 35-40. for meerwngful rs anwehp. SY
25" JOSH)
-We are going hack to the future ENGLISH lady, 28. commmed Chnstan,
looking for a Christian man. 26.32 for hrrd-
to preserve the past,-' notes Mr. ship, mistreats ineudeChristian music. waft
%\'art. "The trade is still being taught ) in the country and a dog lover SY 2550
in Europe but it is getting harder for ,RM, whom 35. who responded to female
msrae 33 pie— Wo Ogen to manbor
(worker%) to Come to Canada." number 2542 as I didn't get your correct
phos number SY 2557 (OSH)
ACTIVE. anracsve. single finale. 34. LaI.
orolessonal. secure. enjoys spots travel.
outdoors humour ..zest for We Seeking
finale counterpart with envier witoasb. 30-
4t non-smoker SY 2561 JOSH)
CARING brown-iyed petite blonde. Late
40S. sm" a tai IWdy bearfor hwrdNtp
Or POSebie rWtrashp or more. SY 2561
(OSH)
CUTE sing% female. 32, medium weght
.th wined nW=U, kookng for finals 30-40
over% sense of humour, pWyful and enloys
conte. for bng-lirm handift. possible
relationship SY 2636 JOSH)
RICK. 6 190 lbs . Capricorn and weer,
contacts vcu card me*= .2632. pkesse
Cal agar. dont get your phone number SY
2666
ACTIVE female. 45, divorced. 57-. Slm,
thonde hair and hazei eyes, looking for
someone. 40-50. that's sere and honest.
SY267s(OSH)
of, rm a angle januab. 26, mom, Ws ru be
sones. horseback ndrg and roinev dn-
Wa for possible rolatconshnp. SY 2"1
(OSH)
DREAM love rams rescue me. looting la
Mr Rcghi. someone easy-going sponW-
•uoke. honest teed attraaari. IY 2p3
ROMANTIC to a fault lady cooling for that
octan man. I your nam s Jen all your
an active fireman. 43. with brown lar and
hue syse great sew d amour and loves
to cook. W rm SY 26M
BLONDE. attractive Lady, a young looking
43, who s open-minded, loves country
music. Sos and Ws. bolerg for a sods,
whys. husky mels 35.46. 6'. wen dark haw.
6008 all berg able to con~Cat• a
must. SY 2666 (OSH)
AFFECTIONATE while %make. 4o. with a
busy tante. looking for a young at noon
while male. 364.5, who aljoye and - din.
we for two, neovw, do" and travel for
a lW" relationship- SY 26K it
VALENTINE rwded, Mes morn, 40, 5'6',
Wsaden, esryyig, minaret, buss cort-
try/wepan Muni c. Wald an b nest a 9911.
Now with seiner quml6ise. SY 2kU7
DOWN -to -earth, fun -loving horeest and
roneantrc single mom, 32, mWwm-large
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Wanted
Hometown Heroes
The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes.
On March 30 we're publishing a special section featuring people who have added
a little extra to your oommunity.
A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicated years to coaching hockey.
•'Or, it can be the crossing guard who spends a little extra time with children.
Hometown Heroes come in al shapes, sizes, colors and ages.
We need you to tem 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.
Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction
as a Hometown Hero.
We'fl notify those chosen by March 16. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, Go The
News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L 1 S 2H5.
Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser and the
Pickering Town Centre
Ajax -Pickering moi`
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P1 KERING
"The Most
Important Call
You May Ever
Make!!"
build. I love to tough and I'm boldrg for that
special man, 30-40. who's kind, honest,
easy-going and loves children and animal
So p you think you can keep me smiling,
give me a call. SY 2696 (COB)
SHY. easy-going. overweight lady. 25, 5'S',
loves animals, movies and has a crazy
sense d humour, looking for same n mar-
riage -mended mal, 25-45. SY 26M (COB)
PRETTY, Petite, single mom. 34. highly
motivated, enjoys aI aspects d life. seeks
male, 30-40, must be attractive, athletic.
easyyoang and gentle with a good sense d
humour, for friendship and good teres. SY
2701
SENSITIVE and attraerve. single while
%male. 21. blonde haw, bkn eyes, en"
moves. dancing. plying spode, bobng for
amps, sones d hunri caring, affectionate
and honest, enjoys winter sports, biking,
movies, dancing, travelling, independent,
stable. single mom seeking active. honest
and snows man, 32.40, for friendship, pos-
sible relationship. SY 2715
THIS very attractive, Nim. serve mom. 29,
lovmg, affectionate and giving with varying
interests, seeks a tall, single, while male,
29.33. with same characteristics, for a sin-
cere relationsh p SY 2716 JOSH)
ATTRACTIVE black female, 5'7', new to
area, does not want to be alms any longer,
would like to meet gentleman. 45-55, who
enjoys dancing, music, movies, travel and
quiet evenings at home. for serious IaaMg
reLationship. SY 2716 JOSH)
ENGLISH lady. 38. full -figured single mother
d one, seeks male, 38-45, who likes hock-
ey, baseball. quiet evenings and computers,
must have a good sense d humour and be
eidrernety affectionate. SY 2719 (COB)
FULL FIGURED, are there any men out
there who would like to meet a large woman
with a Sense d humour and preety face He
Durham Region & the Port
Hope/ Cobourg area
Sincerely Yours has received
54,.700
calls to date!
(Since May 1, 1993)
a young, armactwe. non" rials. 18-21,
a good sew d hunter, for fun cerise. 5
2703(WHp
CLASSIC 1961, mrd -size, dark auburn
model. avaisDli for long -les base. no
vious owners. no spare tins, comes
boded with low ml•age. ruet free. No t
kickers neva reply SY 7M JOSH)
RED-4AIRED, green-eyed babe, seeks
hot musician for a collaborative, fun and nb
nub• union. SY 2705
EASY-gowng, single mom. 24, bokrng lor
vers. honest and down-b-eteM
mmartK. 26-40. for a possible relational
I you to condortable n a par d Lave s
know how to treat a lady, rd love to hes
Ron+ yw- SY 7MS (OSH)
PETITE, Slim, who* lemab. 36. single mom
enjoys evenings OLA. must. dancing an
laughing. seeking sesbrve, caring. whit
getlemn. whoa family orwted. 30.40, t
snarl interests. SY 2707
SEXY. sonsa ve, romantic, l+ortee,
woman with many are.. and good
d Napo. hoping you fool the same -you
handsome 29-45 tie6get mak. Find your
way b my heart . The tsW-eyed blade with
a surafwr *mo* and fnepiee a wartrg for
your SY 2706 JOSH)
BROKEN4sabed female, is. blonde, seek -
Vg a guy who krtore how to nuski met"
eery and especially loved . I have hopes rid
dreams to share with a one -woman man
who ■ not hod b tM post. SY 2710 JOSH)
EDUCATED, ft. humorous. good-looking
woman. 31, seeks male with snyr charac.
Waseca. muse love children. kgh deft and
smroke SY 2711 JOSH)
FRIENDLY, outgoing. divorced female. 40,
wfno
enjoys ntadwg, traveling.
music and sing ig. looking jor lit
mrele. 3540, for a 1-- dol nip, pontake mala -
t , 'op. SY 2712
NOEPENDENT single mom. 35, enjoys
W�9• wu ey music. babg for samoe
wth a sere d hamar and podiva aaauds,
�w feel Possible mtelssiornN ip. SY
CEPEWW 1S yr. did, wim le pedY and
sten In ossa I d an a1trr.W mole, 20-25,
who has a senste of humour. brains end
VWAS 10 aleama ft rd love at r best. BY
2714 JOSH)
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mtn6 be hones, ants, kind and romantic
Y he nneam mnt children arta treat res aps"
and be 36.46 SY 2720 (Oil!)
ATTRACTIVE, sm, female. ig, who enjoyv
pre- waken sports. bar scene and romantic knew
hely seeks mat. 19.26. good looking. wM but
n
for friendship Possible rW MWWh SY 2721
Jam)
a
OUTGOING single who* firtWe. 29, or"
movies. darting. ling waft. seelarg sirnpit
who* mob. 29-36. no chodro . for ling tsin
a rMahonalvp SY 27" (PIC)
hop•kess NATURE lower. ektrppy, inerta•Iy sawn
And enceoa9y, stable ldy, seeks rteikprk
and Conon. a5.. SY 2711 JOSH)
r 0 run kovng gria, 20 and 21, who lire to
go to the dubs and lie some quiet tines
seeking two attractive makes 20-27. for
d friendship and possible relatenshy. SY
• 27M JOSH)
o ROMANTIC and attractive, yang 5o. et+wr
dancing, dining. country and '60s music,
sing% non -en ok•r. looking for a mak, 45.50 n my
menus W for a long tem relabmsnrp. SY 2729
JOSH)
PETTrE 32. •tdspedeM, o leg osy, worits
female. empys CMMY music. dsnotg. the
outdoors and Mn antic dots. seeks hom
est. Vincent mal. 30-35, with aamilr wte-
993 for a Possible relelbonshp. SY 2727
Jam)
INDEPENDENT. black 10-440, 27, 5-11
single mom, that's nurturing, loyal. helpful
and responsible, looking for a tag, Sade,
mulatto or wheat male, 3040. non-smoker, in
leacheg or business prdeesror, f4, likes
dancing SY 2726 JOSH)
EASY -going. Vines lemals, 34. would We to
most lin—loving, down-104orth, 61 mW who
Mesa to laugh, anpys mnaw, riding motor-
cycles and box". SY 2729 JOSH)
CHRISTIAN %male, beautiful. binds. hove.
Physically lit 26, sob Chrolum mole, 26
36. for lin yo n
and "g ft—da year
a
cry d Mewls. hem daughter. Christian
wusie, church and special mama". BY
2730
TO Draw who maspanded b maibac /27151
cold you pboo matF , again. did not get
Yam tslepteorn rainier. BY 2741 Jam)
I am a 26, ka-figured, brown hair. grain
eyed female, enjoy the outdoors, quiet
everrnpt and 9smdasbrmw, boiling ter a
rude, rieow garwtaq 2535 for a lest-
np 111L DIdI aSrblue GO0OL o
sited single, nmdlw.
27, fartasfic sp ls, fill full brown hail,
-" --C. dancing. wdvi« and and
Will seise, kit" for hish
me"n %nig men w
itsn - .T 2733
rill
olanagl Pagefor mmdmim meie. 45-M aft a" 6e
kmw !hirings in be looking to gel &M
.omnomn apodal nd looking n has lis. BY 2774 (0"
voLLrruous, pay, to and fuji4paw
pdmwnd bwiy oris' mingle mom, 33,
wpys thwtn, candbkl dining. outdoor
N*odbon, seating W, worse, i6sagat
hand wakill fiwrc+h sea" getlesen
3240, mrniop nhrhds . Sr 2735 (OQM)
TONY, I nasi I I B yar ad 3 toeas' ago,
Plww Call me again. rm to one chart
wring a Now pelt and grwn Maw. Our
Mme pol toms in to Pid■ig Fies
SY
TLC to gm and nmm. rm 36,
Well a single alOm, irdeprmdet and ism
b" ronw I rm J_ i6�ia
utnn b shw ivy Ms toile who nat;nocdt
and will bow 1111101110 til a ledy. SY JIM
1111, I m a single while %ml ran bow% ter
a mal, so I can be the bit tel I can. M
VW man d to lit, but Imovehl bud to
bel. I want a law Mint's arrays win, so
hose I am tying to find lova to d for all d
twin. Cal this ad and Yoa't be 9W that
Who not with No byte you land BY 27p
EASYGOWA, gelsrabd, English lady, 44,
tfrw teres of hunhour. auradiw, etennjjoo
Metal timing. outdoor, activities, seeing
Stable, scow, itabialmad,web with
a mens of hmor fa mon da si , Pon"
rwmamhlp IN ENT 23,
looking for a eagle
MOW, 24.30 for lasting nletio *tel I you
are not into head games but looking to
Voted tent)' nights wo someone, ton I am
to en for 7o- BY 2740
ACTIVE 30s aim monis who is OAF".
W" Mab and W01ig oul, _,V rte a
wan 3040 who rats b end appaoale
my spoumt Qhs. BY 2741
POLL =W shy MOM of S. 31,
bbni lhsi, baMiq la a tar,
31140 th sw !tows "e for Mi �lt�
nla11aeNp.ter not
IYm 27 yin. rill, 5, bnamttte, le:te1 «
have an adveMuoue apiril and outl
Personality, wpIF a wide d n
and do Looking for on a is
come. honest BY 274,1( er'n. soul. rat,aw
SENSITIVE,sirn�e white female, aha
very young biking, 38, who's Innntet
caring, likes candlelit dinners, the,
movies, travel and chill w kill to
an honest, sincere, run, outgoing, si
white mals, 34-40 with .rode inlaeasb
2744 JOSH)
SEEKING !sorrel unattached, single 1
male, 4046, kw to spend quality hos,
romantic
walks, ratild o
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ghg.SY 5eTnaingd
yang at heart. blonde hair, I
eyed, 47 yr. old lady who enjoys the
doom, dancing and quill romantic suer
at home with a movie. I'm searching I
single. smcere gentleman, 35-55, non -or
or preferred but rid a must. BY 2746 (M
ATTENTION maim 40-50. for a kfnted
only, single while female, 40-someth
financially secure, seelorg male compar
ship. I enjoy baseball, movies and thea%
you are singleldivoroed. neon -smoker wi
good sense of humour and ready for a
fnierdsil rp. possible relationrohq do not it
call today. SY 2747 JOSH)
AN attractive lady. 50 years young, wits
to most an active, fun-lovmg man, wh.
31M gH�s n Arngkcan renewal.
37 -year-old attractive female walls inns
It" male and female friends to soda
with, to share ideas, dreams, inters
ambitions and goal to be successful
entogether. SY 3191
ENTI N
:: amateur posts, !oven
asps! admres. Tel us your stay! Give
a true te•h mmonal on your mutts« with
service: or give us your stay on the in
romanlc dale you have ever experienced
using your creativity. give us your idea
what your most romantic date would int
SY 1192 (094)
DO you amass the warmth and smcenty <
meartnghl rotational Do you h•saaN
respond to the typical SarbsA(en dog a
dam ad I'm 37, a singe mom. 200. 1
(semSY J1
frrndshrpiooeryarwo„sh,p
FEMALE 6o. petit•. 5. blue eyes. Shy dot
Spon. would ice to meal a were gory
man 55-65 Enpys danong. rove”. o
doors. Non-smokeisoosl di. dole sY IOM
HELLO! !'m a tall, blonde. tar, mune
English lady, venous wteresb. good oda
tori, furt4ovi tg and sentimental. of
meet sena. single gandenan. W7,2.
ce-pesa*W a Poub40 rWabwohp. 1
4051 JOSH)
MATURE woman, 59, average looks
seeks tag. 6•. average looking mos with
good sew of humour. ho eery a must. F
quiet ties. ro manta Wats and movie
call rm. SY 4062 JOSH)
ATTRACTIVE, young 6o, English lad
seeks gentleman, 50., for cempantrh
non-smoker. SY 4053
IN mY Wh yew, woo king women, span
ed, •S I an scave suds man ter ben
shy. Must WWY wdoo swrnrwg. pets. (X
aeon, music, tbeetre. teadrtg, ha frrcdsh
twat. possible long term relationship, a
4OU JOSH)
FRIENDLY hero%. 66. ntdden biomes he
blue eyes, who likes to dance. dmnn!
movies. Duet evenings. looking fo gord
man who likes to oxide. non-aonoker. sop
dnnke and has a good sense of humou
who shares ft some mere , . SY 4065
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hair and eyes weka Ill. surnsive,
young lady, 20.36, ler romantic
evenings, getaways and trawl
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GOOD-LOOKING male, e', 4o,
vince s, moo and hard working
seeks non-smclmg femah 1835
who enjoys dining, movies. travel
end fishing fa possible lag term
relaliornHP. SY ism (OSI)
CHRISTIAN male, early 30's.
friendly pe' litY. for a
ksmale with same pwmmay. SY
1748 (OSH) .
SPORTS -minded single male, 3o,
5'6-, brown shoulder length hei,
blue eyes, looking for alien fernake
rocker, 26-30, who's red into heed
gain", kwlong ler serious rela-
ua�shq SY 1711
GOOD -looking, down-to-earth
dude, 47, Fir, physically It, hard.
working, one -woman -man, loves
romantic dinners, navies. dancing,
music and children. Seeking young
lady, 40.50, who's physically
active. SY 1772 (COB)
EASY -going male, 29. Sio", with
a winning smile, seeks outgoing
woman, 20.30, who likes to be
treated like a lady, for friendship,
1773
p ol)ng-lenn rotational . SY
ARE the ladies aezy or am 1 doing
son*" wrong? M someon
we an-
e would give this mals, 2e, fan.
lastic mind. face and body a
chance, they might be pleasantly
surprised. SY 1774
SHY moo male. 36, with average
looks, tal and sun with toe, posit•
tive attitude towards a meaningful
newionslhp, b ee
sking only ever -
"a bowleg. medium but walks
lady, 28-33, single moms wel-
come. SY 1775 (OSH)
SINCERE, moo, whits mels. 28.�
physically active, seeks honest
and attractive female, for friend. •
ship. possible relationship, who
enjoys quiet romantic evenings;
and occasional callings. SY 1782
Two ssgke guys zo, looking for
two fun-krvng wrgte Qrle 18-22.
ler fon times and poesble rNNion-
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ESTABLISHED, romantic, while
male, 34, neve maniad, fit, aftrae-
ttve Sid sncere. bolang for pretty,
petite, single, white, working
female, 2432, for friendship and
W94ernh reteYarhp. not ire bar
storm. SY 1794
GENTLEMAN whoa woo, while.
educated, non-smoking, light
d^^�g. good-+°�. sensitive.
33, wares to nee a women who
is single, white, educated, non-
smobel . klnt drmkM attractive
and urns. 30-36. for friendship
first, possible relationship,
Apxilpic er." area. SY I too
MALE, 26, would like to nee a
.fro+.. horesst, homy low." lady,
2432. who stays etinarateg oae
vensbwL SY Ism
IF there, r a lady who a It non-
sneathatr, sib Diss, travel. me~
Wed rcaus a twee our Ian, shit
ceabbOwit ML arrive, -Now
36, who Mrar
Must diien, would No
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FUN tovig while eels, 30, non -
and affeawo wo enjoys the old -
in and seestre,
seeks atlrader while lamab, 26-
30. rhan-wholmig, no
EASY gosg, single, while nate.
34, 611, 16S Ibe., seeks aim,
aeoctioryu. single while bmab,
27.33, for (tin Blase and pueabb
relationship, soros kMerstate we
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female, for fun times, possible
felaborlstw. SY 1807
KIND4eesned educated man with
trad*iaW vakrw seeks affection.
ate woman, 30.40, for friendship
and/or a relationship in the
co rboo res. SY tela
001004bakirg. easy -gong, 61
fr, slim build, enjoys an outdoor
salvities. looking for attractive. fit,
adventurous lady, 2536. who also
Ore to perry. SY 1810 (AJA)
ACTIVE, attractive make, 25, 6I',
blade has. physically IS. enjoys
music, wddwng out, movies. waid
like to nh0e an attractive femals.
19-30. who enjoys a good tine,
akeo Ors quiet severwhgg, to *hare
possible relationship. SY 1811
(COB)
COUNTRY gentleman, se f.
employed, 40. 6'3', divorced,
se40ON easy -gang female who
"V" ice feeling- parer boating
atnd romantic everngs, for b^9 -
tem fcI I , Ihip. SY 1812
INTELLIGENT, It, u niversay Situ.
:aced. working dad, 32, with a
#uck we, a wenn head and a am-
asn attitude. sowm a -omni lady
or friendship. possible rotation -
OW. SY 1813
EASYgom% down-bearse, good.
—king male. 23. enjoys music
end being "-tansaas once in a
while. would lice to meet female,
V-25. ler hm dehq NIR, posebb
on9�snm felshorrhq. SY /t/4
/ at how. 48. V. 160 b..
"joys spats. drtog 'hos music
wed a good book, seeing ansac-
ve kedy. 36-50. with mneratr Sesr-
sts. SY Isis
ALL, divorced male. 52.6'. ward
in b mast lady. 463b. who am
one, la po�ieblqua"reYt �sr
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IANDSOME black male, 35,
unit
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UTGOING, saabksled, prd«.
anal mels, 31111, wAUedweL van -
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aireowe, toe* looney lis» who
ars I- a , sport and Na our -
11 -0 -, seeks shim. attractive.
TASOW an Me devil 22.26, for
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11100
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HI! I'm an easy-going male. 38.
Mr. 190 b , reddish brown haw,
wyoys cycling. outdoors and work-
ing out and also kbit too 'n roe
music and country. Would We to
meth a lady who s and sn
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SY 1822 (OSI/)
ACTIVE, sum, single lathe. 35,
571', Scorpio. live sports (not an
TV). muse, see" hoe . casing
woman. 25.35, with Similar Seef-
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IMAGINE that" Meeting me'
single dad. 37, enjoys baseba9.
enmmng. Mang and kesprg in
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to share some lime. SY 1624
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ROMANT)C male. 20. enjoys am
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FWi-bwmng, ou tgom". attractive,
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low friendship first, possible rsle-
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ITALIAN Dan, 29 yr. old. wet-0fi
and handsone Steam. seeks a
pretty, Intelligent. sincere lady
interested in a long-term relation-
ship. SY 1a27 (0911)
rM 29, brawn her. blit eyes, m.
age and his seeks" a whr,
tamale. 30., with same mexames,
Sy tW (Osiq
SINGLE parent. divorced male.
3S, father of two, who enjoys
horseback riding. rwn ktw",
comprieg shelf be* arrese.
MWAW, 2545, for frwwow
and poaebb rclRiaruelhq. SY 1 W
(09")
HI, I'm a angle while male, 27,
enjoys romantic dinners, quiet
.11- and kung country dnvice,
seeing female, 22-30, to share
thaw specie moments possible
long -bum relationship. Sey Ina
PROFESSIONAL singlwhite
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who is wrtiq b part a comfort-
able futlrse. Sy tlti6 (0518
OPENmieded, single, while make.
38. attractive, sub attradve, an-
gle, whte femsie, 28.40, far com-
panionship or mon, many Mm
and dislikes, no head games
please. BY low (DOH)
HARD -working while mak, 44,
likes music, romance and good
IIs. looking for see F - a lady for
a stable relationship SY 1887
O4H)
ULL-figured female, 26, brown
hair, green eyes, who enjoys boat-
ing. camping, darn. and the out-
doors. for sincere gentle -
1 a relatorhdelp. Sr
SINGLE, whits male, 25, well built,
enjoys camping, country music,
horseback riding and Harleys,
looking for female, not into head
games. for gg0000 Ines and poem•
ble roia6onship.d3Y 1859 (OSH)
SINGLE white mals. 30. 5'9', i6o
b., smpbyed and $80 -employed.
silvers "I% fist -9. seek, single,
while. slim female. 25-33. who ,s
Open-minded and goal oriented
SY 1860
AFFECTIONATE, attractive. pro-
fessional, fit, 40hsh, single while
male, enjoys children, seeing,
movies, travel and candlelight.
seeking similar single white
tamale, 3236, for future partner
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loyal,
Only charge is $1.99
in lord, generous. Intelligent
and financially sedum SY 1861
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EASY-goingyang man. 29, hand.
some, leo be.. ware Ike to ma
that someone, that likes to have
lin drew", moms. web in sr
snow, if you would irk, to nee
someone nog. answer my ad SY
Is= (OSIq
IF kalag for an a/actiasb. gad
natured man. 29, Scorpio, S'9',
ISO be., Mt VOM lag be— her
and beer wye. wiry* good am-
vwubom "Mees, webs and meri-
ely all other things. If woo sood,
cot SY 1434
DUET make, 2s, we -very horsand
tc
mmw. variety d Sauces, good
job, seeks hot one man lady for
good Was and poesbke nwti -
shp. SY has (0"
WOMA boon, 26 yam cud, hare.
ad, n.F, Sit.. faseye- ri.m.d,
and sports. also enjoy quiet
eww"s a home, looking for spe-
sal girt, 24.30, attractive, good
personality, likes children. SY
1131
SINGLE father with two boys.
eMoYS spouts. U" and fe out -
be" for a swmgke. dowe-
to-o4Mh type of gal. 30.40, must
like children, single mans wel-
come. for possible Few
tarhsfrp. SY 1037 (0311)
MALE, 25, 5'5', would On to ma
Men" kw
em -
more. SY Is= os
ANTED: Shin, shapely lady d
meerr frith no depeede . 40+,
who enjoys dung out. moven.
travel. past tine. literature and
btgsrr, sten shin slim. 5178. reore-
onalag - -, -n would love to
Ave on you, for two-
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HONEST, established male. 43,
wish good sees at henam, ward
bull to meet a skin. recn-snake
who likes the country, music,
movm. Wel __cell and goad.
honest diewsowm, Nor a sencer
nlriarho. ST lm torn
COlage. also dining our or quiet Mie tlr country, enjoys carnpng EASY glen" male, 41, ueiadmi
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For persons 18 years of age and over. *am diner. ,rus be over 25. m
good scrape and is net into hol-rod-
ng For a possible test drive
please can. SY 1863
• • • SINGLE daddy. nice iockng, u
54'. 1030 be., smoker. a kee soorts
dining - great cook. and Taves
enjoys sports, moves.dnwg and
lust gong out and having a grad
lime. 100141119 for an easy-going,
good hearted woman, 35.40, for
f terdshtp p, Ole relationship
SY 1641 (OSH)
ACTIVE Single while male Virgo,
8'1'. would like to mea a Virgo
400 or early 50s. non -smoke!,
pas• who ran be a lady who hat
an honest, un -I ed passion ler
fib end leve. who s bolex far an
honest gentleman who really
nwds Vie. SY Ian (0311)
AMBITIOUS, male, 30. non-smoi
Ing, single father, physically fit.
employed. enjoys family ouingt.
Physical 40tuttm and romantic
butt Seeks an linea unattached.
noon -s making lady for pand)ie fele-
ttomll fp. smgie moms welcome.
6Y 1643 (OSM)
VERY outgoing make. 27. buck dn-
verenjoys going out on week -
wds. quiet sem. tesiv" %male.
30-40, for linandelhp, poemble ietat-
twslnp SY 1 N4
GOOD LOONM . ss; ad. tn-
910 . -hit* male. 42. looks
younger. S8', 200 In., bei Ives In
honesty and sincerity, enjoys
country music and all outdoor
Activities would like to meet
kwaW 313-45 with tenter tfeerseta
for possible rwlabarlrp. SY INS
2 LE, 39, looking for an unal-
tadeed lady. 3040. lads oJL, who
levee to be kyved and was a ,m-
ous relationship and possible
not W. SY Iles
PROFESSIONAL, divorced, ores
wanan man. Into 400. seeking a
Ohm. affectionate. honest. adrac-
tive, non-emoimtg finale who Yee
to be beeted no a Indy for kerd-
shq, puegbie bice bum relat on -
•hip. rhgle moms welcome Sy
1847 (OSH)
SINCERE, angle whits male. 29.
TT. 180 On . physically rt, enjoys
music, romantic dinners, sports
and ft outdoors. seeks attractive.
while single female of slrmlar ace,.
for � elble relationship, ota
SY Is
TALL. blue-eyed young. 41. grog
while male. a" music, he out-
doors. We beN and aflenoors on
my Hawley SY 1949
SEXY, good khokxg male baking
ler a real reldecrall with lemule.
3630 serious reply only SY /s5o
HARD working, single, white
male. 31 not into head games.
neve beer marred. ores ler" d*
vee, fast pew or laid back smag-
owe, be"for saraosve, angle
whit, Irnele. 21-31, forfrsndiell
possible relationship SY 1651
HONEST and caring 30 yr cid
while male. 6. good looking, wish -
0010 mean an attractive lady, 22-
30. who s sincere. romantic and
affectionate for possible reistan-
Ship SK40 moms wefeorme SY
1652 (OSA)
FRIENDLY, outgoing reale, 241.
6'2'. 195 IDs , no dependents,
seeks female. 20-35. ler friend-
ship. possible relationship. SY
1 063 (OSH)
SRSCERE, horsiest, make. 33. Irv.
190 Ilse., enjoys music, racquel
Sports. dai g and movies. I 1Si 9
for stem, energetic. employed
female. 25-35, someone with
same wwresb and who a boating
for a seous rWteonsfwp SY 1454
(SCE
INRE, attractive, swnHxcfe,-
secreal, white male. enjoy, week-
end gstawaye. some sports. the-
atre and dewy out, eau" seem.
amaotive. Sireow female. 25-36,
Saab Skim "VO while lady. 3015
of angle moms for possible reg.
tionsftp. SY 1064
1'M a dreamer who believes ,n
romance, rm a fool who bgew se
in love. will someone wake-up the
21-jeareld male SY 1865 (OSH)
SINGLE while mak,. 3c sesiung
honest and attractive femae for
friendship, possible relationship.
who enjoys quiet romantic
eversngs. SY low lots")
SHy male. 25, wast sports movies
and romantic walks ;ookmg for
$WOO kemale 20.25 who las rrm-
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GOOD-LOOKING black maw pro-
feesfonal, new to area. enjoys
music, quiet evenings and Acca.
,anal dining out. Would like to
mast lady age and raw uernpor.
tam. SY lus
ROMANTIC, easy-going venire
mals belong be spectal lady 3210
for candlsel4 drrwsers, long walks
good Ines and Wive sysrwhgs SY
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uality and design are two
words used extensively in the
home-building industry. But all
homes are not created equal and
those two words take on different
meanings.
We believe in quality, not
necessarily quantity," says Bayfield Homes'
Jerry Montemarano. `This is a family business
and we take great pride in what we build. That
is why quality and design are most important."
The history of Bayfield Homes dates back to
1971, on Bayfield St. in Barrie. Montemarano
says the company - consisting of four brothers,
a cousin and a nephew - built its reputation on
keeping construction quality high and house
prices affordable, and that is way it is going to
remain.
"We control the quality and the design of the
hones," be says. 'By continuing to operate as
a small, family business, we can afford to put a
good quality home on the market at a
reasonable price. -
The way it woks is simple.
"We want people, as soon as they enter one of
our homes, to say 'Wow!'," Montemarano says.
"We include features in our homes which create
that reaction.-
Take,
eaction"Take, for example, the curved walls of the
foyer ushering visitors into the home and the
circular staircases with solid oak handrails - fit
and finish features which bring elegance to the
home.
"Some people say there is a certain amount of
._„Tnestige to owning a Bayfield Home. That may
be the case, but we don't look at that way," says
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Montemarano. "We certainly want people to
take pride in their home and we build each
house with that pride in mind."
There is also the fact that the builder has
direct contact with its customers. The fact
that the homebuyer talks directly to the
builder means them is no delay in correcting
any concerns that may arise during the
construction phase and the homebuying
experience is a positive one.
"We look after purchasers ourselves,"
says Montemarano. "People appreciate that
one -on -ane way of doing business."
In Whitby, Bayfield Homes offers a
variety of home designs on 35', 50' and 60'
lots. Home prices begin at $174,900 and
range up to 3,615 square feet of living
space.
Standard features include all -brick
exterior, wood garage door, custom-built
fireplaces, ceramic tile, pedestal sinks,
Roman tubs and rough -ins for central air
conditioning, central vacuum and
AM/FM/intercom systems. THE
BUILDER ALSO TRIES TO
ACCOMMODATE ANY STRUCTURAL
CHANGES REQUESTED BY THE
PURCHASER, WHENEVER
POSSIBLE.
The sales office is located on
Fallingbrook, just south of Taunton Rd. The
sales office is open Monday to Thursday
from 12:30 to 5:30 and on Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays from noon to 5 p.m.
For more information, call 666-5771 or Tor.
241-6000.
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12 Unique new designs to
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Courtice Crossing opens doors to new homeowners
New
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• Over 5,000 builders are current-
ly registered with the Ontario New
Home Warranty Program. The
number of builders fluctuates with
changes in the economic climate.
Approximately, 2,000 builders
have had registrations refused or
revoked since the program started
in 1976.
• The program is self funding,
obtaining its revenues from regis-
tration, renewal and enrolment fees
chuged to the builders.
• Warranty coverage costs $2 per
$1,000 of the purchase price. For
example, warranty coverage on a
new home sold for $150,000 costs
the budder $300. This costs is typi-
cally charged back to the home-
buyer by the builder.
• The Ontario New Home
Warranty Program has paid out
more than $100 million in claims
for houses and condominiums
since its inception. Three-quarters
of theses claims were paid between
1988 and 1992.
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ranging in price from
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took possession of their new
matter which one is just right
home on January 28, 1994.
for you, it will be built by the
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They had purchased the
same exacting standards set
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by Wayne Jeffery for
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With the opening of the
finishing each house.
Courtice Crossing
If you are in the market for
subdivision, Jeffery Homes is
a new home, be sure to check
a
celebrating twenty-five years
out the Jeffery Homes
lo'
in the home-building
subdivision in Courtice and
Wayne Jeffery (2nd from left) and his son Scott (right) hand the keys
business. As with all past
join the many other delighted
over to new home owners John & Donna Fallow.
developments, these homes
homeowners who are moving
The moving vans are being beginning of January, eight
are distinguished homes with
into this country community.
kept busy in the Jeffery families have moved into a
their exceptional high quality
Homes' Courtice Crossing variety of new all -brick
and design.
subdivision. Since the homes in the subdivision
There are ten different
New
Home
Warra
Program
Fact s
• Over 5,000 builders are current-
ly registered with the Ontario New
Home Warranty Program. The
number of builders fluctuates with
changes in the economic climate.
Approximately, 2,000 builders
have had registrations refused or
revoked since the program started
in 1976.
• The program is self funding,
obtaining its revenues from regis-
tration, renewal and enrolment fees
chuged to the builders.
• Warranty coverage costs $2 per
$1,000 of the purchase price. For
example, warranty coverage on a
new home sold for $150,000 costs
the budder $300. This costs is typi-
cally charged back to the home-
buyer by the builder.
• The Ontario New Home
Warranty Program has paid out
more than $100 million in claims
for houses and condominiums
since its inception. Three-quarters
of theses claims were paid between
1988 and 1992.
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People are picky when shopping for
a new home. Not only do they want
attractive designs, but they also look
for a beautiful setting and a pleasant
community. People want it all.
Coscan is providing homebuyers
with a chance to have it all. One of
Oshawa's most popular communities.
Coscan's Harrowsmith, has surged into
1994 with "big news from The Ridge-
- a new block of 48 homes set against
a background of trees along the
Harmony Creek.
The Ridge at Harrowsmith draws its
name from its setting — homes are
located on Ridge Valley Dr along the
Harmony ridge. The big news is that.
on both sides of the street, buyers will
find homes which offer a certain
degree of privacy. backing onto at least
110 feet of property which will never
be developed. Homes on the north side
of the street back onto a ridge heavilv
wooded area. On the south side of
Ridge Valley Dr_, homes will back
onto an open space utility corridor.
The Ridge at Harrowsmith features
all -brick homes on 50 -foot lots. Home
sizes range from 1,635-sq.ft. to 3,066-
sq.ft. Prices start at $176,900. Some
premium pie -shaped lots are available.
Closing dates are available for summer
1994.
In total, the Ridge series includes
seven home designs, two of which are
bungalows. However, Coscan wants
you to have the home you like and will
make alterations to the home design,
where structurally possible, to allow
you to customize the home the way
you wish. Also available is Coscan's
California -style home design, which
made its debut last summer at
Harrowsmith.
The open concept of these homes
offer actual volume space that is com-
parable to homes several hundreds of
square feet larger. The California
series also allow homebuyers many
custom-tailored options. The developer
will also construct bungalows to be
wheelchair accessible at a reasonable
cost when requested.
People have a lot to do with the
homes they find at Harrowsmith and
other Coscan communities. The
builder listens to what homebuyers are
saying and its home designs reflect the
features are looking for. If a majority
people begin requesting a certain
option, chances are it soon becomes a
standard feature in a Coscan home.
Homes in the Ridge Series have
many quality features like standard gas
fireplaces, ceramic tile in entry foyers
and bathrooms, 800 Series doors, two -
car garages and double entry doors.
Two-storey homes feature three- or
four-bedroom layouts and have family
rooms with gas fireplaces. main -floor
laundry rooms, and most have green-
house -type kitchens with breakfast bar.
Of course, buying a home in
Harrowsmith means you get Coscan's
Excellent Rating from the Ontario
New Home Warranty Program for
after-sales service.
Visit the sales office for more infor-
mation on the Ridge at Harrowsmith
and you can also find out about Top of
the Ridge — a new series of homes
offering the best view over the city and
coming soon to Harrowsmith.
The Harrowsmith sales office is
located on Harmony Rd., just north of
Rossland Rd. The sales office is open
Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m.
and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on week-
ends. The office is closed on Fridays.
For more information call 725-1181.
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zmproves home security
Vandalism and home break-ins are
occurring at record rates.
While police departments across
the country toil to reduce the inci-
dence of home burglary; statistics esti-
mate that 72 percent of all households
have a lifetime likelihood of being
burglarized. How, then, can con-
sumers help protect themselves and
their property?
According to crime prevention
experts, bright lighting is one of the
biggest deterrents to prowlers, and
many recommend use of motion
detection lights to "catch" an intruder
before he enters your home.
A motion detector security light
will automatically turn itself on when
Suspended
ceilings add
decorative
finish
Suspended ceilings are changing
their image.
For years, these popular home
improvement products were viewed
solely as a way to cover up the bare
floor joists in an unfinished base-
ment, or hide a cracked and water -
stained plaster or drywall ceiling.
Today, however, suspended ceil-
ings are being eyed as a decorative
interior finish for a variety of rooms.
including dining rooms, bedrooms,
living rooms, studies• home offices
and more.
Why? Because of the advent of a
whole new generation of suspended
ceiling panels that feature style, pat-
tern and design, in addition to their
functional benefits.
This new generation of ceiling
panels is available in new array of
styles combining classic details and
contemporary lines with the look and
smooth finish of molded plaster.
These panels appeal to homeowners
who are looking to make ,a more
sophisticated statement in their
homes.
The distinctive visual appeal of
these decorative panels is made possi-
ble by a new manufacturing process
that combines greater levels of ceiling
pattern depth and dimension with a
smoother, cleaner finish.
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motion is sensed in the protected area,
alerting a would-be prowler that he's
been spotted.
According to Intelectron, the lead-
ing marketer of motion detection
products for consumer use, today's
units utilize a high-tech passive
infrared system to concentrate on a
selected area. The motion detector
studies the darkened area and
responds only when a heat source,
such as a person or automobile,
moves in to the protected zone. When
the motion detector senses movement,
it instantly turns the outdoor lights on.
Systems are also available that will
also activate indoor lights or alarms,
alerting homeowners of zone violation
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and prompting intruders to flee. After
motion stops, lights will stay on for a
predetermined time, then shut off
automatically.
Motion detector lights are easy to
install and simple to operate. Most
come pre -wired and fully assembled,
with easy -to -follow instruction manu-
als. Some products utilize a three-step
crossbar installation technique, which
eliminates the headaches of trying to
match fixture mounting holes to a
given junction box.
From dusk to dawn, automatic
lighting instantly comes on to wel-
come you home, greet visitors and
conveniently light a path to your door.
Li+_,hts stay on as long as motion is
detected, but shut themselves off
when they are no longer needed, pro-
viding valuable energy savings.
The explosive demand for decora-
tive outdoor lights has not gone unno-
ticed by manufacturers of motion
detectors. According to Intelectron
spokesperson Verlinda Heffel, today's
fashion -minded consumers want to
dress up their homes with stylish,
high-end fixtures, but they also want
the protective benefits of motion
detection.
"Manufacturers are meeting this
demand by offering consumers the
widest array of lighting styles, colors
and features available in motion
detection." says Heffel.
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Home Tecnnoiogy Helps you Kee p warm
From the comfort of an easy chair,
you press a button on a remote control,
but it is not the television set or the
VCR that responds — it is the gas fire-
place.
Technology is making even the
hearth more convenient and more effi-
cient. Homeowners who have not
looked at stoves or fireplaces lately are
likely to be surprised by the techno-
logical advancements in this area.
"By applying technology, we can
dramatically improve the efficiency of
Dishwasher
helps you
s ave on
monthly
enemy bills
There's more to the cost of a
dishwasher than just the price listed
on the sticker. The most efficient
machines pay for themselves in a
few years by saving lots of water,
detergent and electricity.
When choosing a dishwasher,
here are some savings to look for:
-Water savings — Dishwashers
with the most efficient pump and
filtration systems can conserve up
to 2,600 gallons a year, based on
using your dishwasher once a day.
While some models use as much as
12.5 gallons for a single load, the
best water -saving dishwashers use
only about 5 gallons in a normal
wash cycle — and less than 4 gal-
lons on a delicate cycle setting. It's
actually cheaper to run a full load
than to wash the same dishes by
hand.
-Energy savings — Using less
water also saves electricity, because
less water has to be heated. Rather
than draw water from the home
hot-water tank, energy-efficient
models use an internal heating coil.
Dual pumps and motors also save
energy. Most dishwashers use only
one pump and motor for pumping
water in and out. This wastes a lot
of electricity. The most energy-effi-
cient models use dual pumps and
motors, and require 65 -percent less
electricity than average.
-Less detergent — Many dishwash-
ers reuse dirty water from previous
cycles. Look for a dishwasher with
a filtration system that uses less
water by always keeping it clean,
which also means you use only
about half as much detergent.
If you choose the right dish-
washer, you will find how quickly
it pays for itself in what you save
on your energy bills.
stoves and fireplaces and have made it
easy and inexpensive to install them in
any room." says Dennis Dillon, presi-
dent of Vermont Castings. The compa-
ny is only one manufacturer to intro-
duce a remote control that makes it
more convenient to regulate gas fire-
places.
Wood -burning and gas fireplace
systems can be installed in any home.
Some gas units are so clean burning,
they don't even require a chimney —
a small vent from the unit to the out-
side can be installed on any exterior
wall.
New designs and technology have
also made it possible for homeowners
to have a fireplace in locations that
would not be possible with traditional
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units — such as under a window or in
a basement family room.
New technology also permits the
homeowner to improve the efficiency
of an existing open fireplace, which
are extremely ineffiency. They exhaust
huge quantities of air up the flue.
resulting in drafts that pull additional
heat out of the home. Studies place the
efficiency of an open fireplace at
under 10 percent.
The homeowner can dramatically
increase the efficiency of an existing
open fireplace by installing a gas or
wood -burning fireplace insert. Inserts
fill the existing fireplace opening and
connect to the existing flue.
New wood -burning fireplace inserts
use a combustion system that ensure
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clean burning and 78 -percent efficien-
cy. A fan provides natural convection
heating and a thermostatic control
ensures steady, even heat.
Gas fireplace inserts offer the added
convenience of a remote control for
the ultimate in hassle -free fireplace
enjoyment.
Stoves have also changed for the
better. Today's wood -burning stoves
are equipped with glass, fire -viewing
doors and can be fitted with a screen
to allow for open -fire viewing.
Installing a stove or fireplace also
increases the value of the home.
According to recent statistics compiled
by Remodeling magazine, a fireplace
can return as much as 140 percent of
the homeowner's investment.
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outstanding energy conserving features. These well-designed homes are
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short of the mark when it comes to
convenience, quality and aesthetics.
Before purchasing an intercom,
homeowners should ask themselves
one question — why install yester-
day's technology when today's elec-
tronics systems are more versatile and
affordable?
The new wave of whole -house
communication and entertainment sys-
tems are currently on the market are
not only easy to use, but they won't
interfere with your home's decor.
Most system use high-quality in -
wall speakers and signal distribution
components that provide whole -house
paging, as well as audio and video dis-
tribution using the homeowner's exist-
ing electronics (TVs, stereo equip-
ment, VCR, etc.).
The most significant advancement
of today's intercoms is sound quality.
Using standard speakers instead of the
five -inch, four -watt, built-in speakers
in the intercoms of yesteryear, means
voices are crystal clear.
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What does
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communication
network do?
Home communication networks
integrate electronic equipment into
a whole -house system. You can set
up an electronic network in your
home to provide better security.
Best of all, it is convenient to use
and attractive.
Here's a sample of the features
you can incorporate into a home
communications network system:
♦ Whole -house music and door
chime distribution using existing
audio equipment
♦ High-quality in -wall or ceiling
speakers
♦ Individual volume control
♦ Door chime and paging over sys-
tem speakers
♦ Whole -house video distribution
using existing video equipment
♦ Access cable or off -air signals
from any TV
♦ Access VCR or other video
source from any TV
♦ Page over system speakers
♦ Operate door/gate latch, or other
relay -activated device
♦ Closed circuit television camera
system
♦ Monitor closed circuit cameras
from any TV
♦ Home theater surround sound
package
♦ Specially matched components
provide thunderous, theater -quality
sound
Today s systems let homeowners
use their existing stereo components to
distribute music throughout the home
over high-quality in -wall speakers,"
explains Paul Starkey of Square D, a
leading manufacturer of home com-
munication systems.
Convenience is another big advan-
tage of today's in-home communica-
tion systems. With an intercom, the
user has to physically be near the in -
wall station to communicate. That is
no longer the case.
"If you're relaxing in your recliner
and want to call your child into the
room, wouldn't it be a lot easier to
simply pick up the telephone that's on
the table next to you, and page your
child over house -wide speakers?" asks
Starkey.
Some systems also offer the option
of monitoring inside and outside your
home with closed circuit cameras and
door speakers — and all through your
entertainment system. This allows you
to flip channels on your television set
to see who's at the front door and use
your telephone to communicate with
them.
There's also the issue of aesthetics.
Granted, intercoms have gotten a little
bit better -looking over the years, but
the fact remains that you have to
install an ungainly box in every room
of your home.
'I -hat is not a problem. Today's sys-
tem requires a minimal amount of in -
wall control devices," Starkey says.
"Controls are the size of a light switch,
while speakers mount flush in the wall
or ceiling and can be painted or wall-
papered to completely blend with a
room's decor."
Perhaps the biggest advantage of all
is flexibility and "future -safe" design.
Intercom of the past had no add-on
capability. Basically, you're stuck with
the unit you buy.
Technology has made it possible for
home communication systems to grow
along with the homeowner's needs.
And, the system is not affected when
you purchase new stereo components
or expand your cable service.
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