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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_02_25S'. ate•'":.. Average family untouched by budget: expert By KEITH GILLIGAN and MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Reporters AJAX-PICKERING - The average family won't be affected much by Tuesday's federal budget, which has won guarded support of the area business community and a blast from a local New Democrat. Pickering Village accountant Warren Hurren saes. for an average family of four, finance minister Paul Martin's spending blueprint will have "little or no impact because Friday, Feb. 25, 1994 40 page: Hero brave D Liberals spaced out, says MPP / Page 5 there are no tax increases." Reducing unemployment insurance premiums paid by business owners will, for "some employers he a fairly sig- nificant savings.- Mr. Hurren says. The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade offers cautious praise. "We are encouraged by the reform of the Unemploy- ment Insurance benefits and the rollback of premiums," says the board. "Moreover, we are optimistic with the pro- posed initiatives for small businesses (which) are compet- ing in the local, national and global marketplace.' See BUDGET ... Page 5 - SffAT�EJYGfIANGE r A Metroland Community Newspaper s gunfire to help nab robbers after wild car chase By MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Reporter PICKERING - Three young hoodlums with a sawed-off shotgun picked the wrong person to rob Tuesday' night. The young punks thought Ron Sweet would be just another % ictim. but he turned out to be a here, for the second time in the past few years This time he braved a hail of gunfire during a car chase that ended with the thugs being nabbed. ' I 45 -).ear -old all started around ti p.m. when the I NEW HO'�ZES 4_ear-old made a cash withdrawal I PULLOfrom the Bank of Montreal automated UT SECTION teller machine in the Huh Plaza at Liver - 1 pool Rd. and Hwy. 2. Police believe three young offenders watched Mr. Sweet grab the cash and followed him to his Cedarcroft Cres. home. Letters ..............................6 Just after pulling into his garage. Mr. Arts & Entertainment ... 10 ! Sweet heard a tap on the car window and turned to see somebody standing b Billboard......................... 11 y the driver's side, holding what first appeared Sports- ••••••-•••• • •-• ••••••••••12 to he a black stick but was actually a Classified ........................ 15 sawed-off shotgun. Mr. Sweet opened the Sincerely Vours..............19 door slightly. "He put the shotgun over the top of the door and then down and in, so it was almost resting on my cheek." recalls Mr. WE RECYCLE Sweet. -He was saying 'Give me all your money, give me all your money'." Mr. Sweet fumbled through his pock- ets, "trying to stall long enough to get my wits about me". After handing over his wallet and about $35 in cash, he watched the robber run across the street, jump into a getaway car with two other thugs, and saw them head southbound on Cedar - See CHASING—.Page 3 Pressrun 35,000 930 + 70 GST = $1 ^: IL ? r� a rl rt •st . Vol. 113 No. 8 Guarding against the cold School crossing guard Elizabeth Blair tries to fight Wednesday's bitter cold at the cor- ner of Liverpool Rd. and Krosno Blvd., Pickering. This has been "the worst winter ever" in her nine years on the job. photo by Ron Pietroniro N-...% sairew"^sm &Aiei Tluj± TU AT COU"4AI enuGnum CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1-416-976-1991 Nokia 1 I Nokia IX -11 2 $299-00 $99,0 .on. =016 Bell Mobil it y Approved Cellular Agent • • PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1991 �demands say in airport lands aeceren PICKERING - Local council- the lands. Council also wants the Ottawa has only provided "20 aged" the community. the town may end up with a com- lors are demanding that they and committee to hold its meetings in unbroken years of neglect and if Pickering doesn't demand mittee of bureaucrats and MPs community representatives be Pickering. mismanagement" that have "rav- and get representation. he added, deciding its fate. involved in decisions on the future of the federal government's Pick- ering airport lands. Pickering politicians voted at their Monday meeting to request the federal government establish a committee of Town officials and community group representatives to investigate alternative uses for Fred Beer of the Town's Pick- ering Airport Lands Committee urged councillors to make sure the community plays "a strong and pro -active role" in the federal decision-making process on the lands expropriated in the early '70s. Mr. Beer noted that. so far. 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A debt of gratitude is owed to staff g doctors of the Hospital for Sick Children, for their tremendous support and professionalism. Our little trouper fought to the end, and passed away on February 22,1994. Santina, we love you. God be with you until we meet again. Ron Sweet was shot at i n his car as he chased #hree young punks after being robbed in the garage of his Pickering home Tuesday night. Despite having his vehi- cle sprayed by shotgun pellets, he pursued the <Ario until cops otted the chase after he called ...911 from a cellular photo by A.J. 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"At that point the only thing in my mind was to get a description of the car and the licence num- ber," says Mr. Sweet. Since he couldn't see the licence plate clearly enough, he followed the getaway car to Finch Ave., eastbound from there and then down Rosefield Rd. Just as the punks were turning on to west- bound Fieldlight Blvd., Mr. Sweet saw the thug who'd robbed him hang out the back passenger -side window with the shotgun aimed at his car. "He levelled his shotgun and fired a blast. It let out a heck of a loud blast. I didn't see the window shatter. 1 didn't feel anything." Mr. Sweet backed off but didn't give up the pursuit even though he'd just managed to relay the licence number to the 911 onerator shortly before he was Summer Shadows $195 print only shot at. "These guys had a gun and were firing it off. I didn't think they should he running around the streets. I was mad. 1 wanted to do everything I could possibly do to make sure police could catch them." Just as the two cars were head- ing down the ramp to Hwy. 401 from Brock Rd., Mr. Sweet saw seven or eight police cruisers come up past him on both sides. The 911 operator told him to pull over since cops had taken up the chase. He got out of his vehicle and found 30 to 40 pellet holes from the shotgun blast in the fender above his right front tire. That's about the time he realized he could have been killed. "Then it hit me, then my knees went weak." Durham police, Metro cops and the OPP finally boxed in the get- away car on Hwy. 401 at Kennedy Rd. in Scarborough. Three police cruisers sustained a total of about $1.5,000 damage in the wild pur- suit. Three 16 -year-old youths from Reflections w't+ $280 Print tutfy DELIVERY SERVICE r*WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO OOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND W THE DAYS AHEAD FRI., FEB. 25M ' BEAVER LLUBER (AJAX) NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK) • BIWAY (AJAX/PIG(.) ASHBROOKS (AJAXPICK) CASHWAY (&",PICK) • CAN. 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Mr. Sweet, who works in Toronto for a firm that provides communications systems for police, other emergency services and private business, says he nor- mally leads "a rather quiet life". But this is the second time he has tangled with robbers. He was at the Bank of Montreal in Picker- ing a few years ago when it was held up by two men with shot- guns. That time he and another man followed the bandits out the door to get the licence plate num- ber of their getaway car. Durham police say it's likely Mr. Sweet will be officially com-� mended for his bravery. aleries `Tnc On disptav`iuZf 6e: BILL SitUNPEPU r Complete framed eoffection 0 s Go ao, a - I snTlr Sr Ff"rS CAII1W OF THE WEEK B cwjs RowE Chic wia" Nintendo, besketbld & ho - Chris received McDoffald's f;OUPMGoo e f the our Now Adverecer. CoffWasi g m for bwV Friday carrier Of the week OMRin I sttpportalawx ns PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER AtIDAY, FEBRUARY 2S,1994 Pickeraing a AJAX - Building guidelines have been established for the Pick- ering Beach area, where growth hasn't been permitted for two decades. Ajax council's executive and development committee Thursday approved site plan regulations which will control house size pro- portionate to lot dimensions, dic- tate roof design and garage loca- tion. and lay out grading and drainage guidelines. Ward 5 councillor Pat Brown says. "On the whole. (people who) want to develop are willing to go along with" the guidelines. In 1992, council approved a plan to install sanitary sewers only in the Pickering Beach area and to lift a 20 -year freeze on building new homes. Earp- last year. the Towns official plan and the zon- ing for Pickering Beach were changed to permit development 1•,, there. Some residents went to the Ontario Municipal Board to stop the official plan changes and the rezoning. In December of '93, the OMB approved official plan changes and the rezoning. However, the board ordered the Town to establish guidelines before building could start. Pickering Beach is the only area of Ajax where a lot owner will have to go through the site plan process before he can build a home. Mrs. Brown says. for one year after the first development appli- cation is filed with the Town, all site plans for the area will have to be approved by the E&D commit- tee. After that. Town staff will review each application. The committee also decided abutting property owners should ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. Perva Alidina previously of North Ajax Medical, Westney Road, Ajax, is pleased to announce the relocation of her office & practice to: The Pickering Medicentre The Pickering Square Plaza 1450 Kingston Rd. Unit 6113 (highway 2, at Valley Farm Rd.) - free parking - open 7 days a week - Lab, X Ray & Ultrasound on premises On Site Pharmacy All Dr. Alidina's current patients, and new patients are welcome to consult her at the above location or ca11831-8240 WE'RE MORE THAN JUST A - Free Adrrmksslon • Free Parking Ior 4800 ars - Over 500 vendors SUNDAY DOOR CRASHER GARAGEIANTIQUE VACHON CAKE COLLECTIBLE AREA 340 9 box EVERY SUNDAY EAST HALL Each VENDOR ENQUIRIES No Coups► required Call Rick 427-4423 COLLECTORS SHOWCASE FEB. 27TMIN THE ANTIQUE AREA Dolls and related items. Pickering Flea Market Full Size Carnival Most Sundays Vast array of products' Farmer's Market Largest Indoor Flea Market in North America METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. & 401 * Pickering, ONT. Vendor Inquiries (905) 427-0744 Jr. step closer be notified if someone is planning to build. That will give the neigh- bors a chance to speak at an E&D committee meeting. Ajax is in the third year of a four-year sanitary sewer installa- tion program in Pickering Beach. Mrs. Brown says vacant property owners will only be allowed to build once their lots are hooked up to sewers. SATURDAY - TOMORROW ONLY VISIT OUR SHOWROO 1993 BUICK CENTURY'S .!Z11�If1' ..r 5 YR. WARRANTY 4 door, automatic, 6 cyi., air conditioning. power red!nn, seats, tilt, cruise. stereo FROM IN-SERVICE cassette, power door locks'windows. roadside assistance program Balance of GM DATE AVAILABLE warranty. low kilometers. PWs'p �"� WHITBY MALL (Thickson & Hwy. *2) WHITBY • 576-8370 k2w Lew Prkss. Fest &W Always, HARWOOD PLACE (Harwood & Bayly) AJAX 686-0811 Liberals spaced out, claims MPP14W By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman is "stunned" Canada may not boldly go where other countries are set to go. "The biggest mistake in the (federal) budget is withdrawing Canada, over a period of years, from the space station," he says. Canada is a partner with the United States in the venture, but the feds want to reduce by $500 million the previous Canadian commitment to spend $1.4 billion over 10 years. Construction on the permanent space station is set to begin in 1997. Mr. Wiseman likens the cut to the Diefenbaker government's decision in the 1950s to cancel manufacture in this country of the Avro Arrow air- plane. "If Canada is going to have to rely on high-tech jobs, why withdraw from it? Why pick the one where the future is resting on`.'" he wonders. "It cuts us off from international technology, the forefront of techno- logical development," Mr. Wiseman adds. With Canada reducing its involvement in the space station. "We're not going to get the leading technolo- gy. We'll be a back water. 1 "There will be no place for �I high -skilled kids to go once they get an education. They're going �. to have to leave the countrv. �1 Where are they going to get jobs? "Absolutely the worst thing possible is to cut research and development." Mr. Wiseman concludes. IML y� uc is bolding a, town heli 1, 4 IN SMALL BUSINESS Pickering, Ajax Whitby, Oshawa 157 Hazelwood Dr. Whitby, Ont. L1 N 31_9 1-800-884-8656 9 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1"4 -PAGE S he ing that is constituency office at 427-6203 for w"e UT YOUR TAX BILL! '+ter 1 GET YOUR REFUND FAST ,ti wt t .. Why pay excessive discounting fees? use our electronic filing(E-FILE) PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURNS FROM =3000 Call us about our complete range of accounting and financial planning services... Business Services for a A I REVENUE CANADA BETTER BOTTOM LINE! AUTHORIZED AGENT 03UMAL 0 val Sale The long awaited REVRAL SALE is back once again. with some of an-rimN fmtmrite patterns_ Now is the perfect opportunity ROYAL DOULTON STORE PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 420-3801 J.1 . � . , . ...-..-.--... �.. ... r . i": �JIR'!fi �'�-`�.. Jw`s"A..sylrwn..,+•.+.-..... .--.,��.,p,,.. . PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25,19M Ajca-X-Pickering News Advertiser Ed torials[Idetters TIMOTHY J. WHMAKER, Publisher A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 WENDY GALLAGHER, Managing Editor Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising Manager FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council Smoke tax break could ba costly The cost of cigarettes has been halved in Ontario, now that the Province has cut its tobacco tax, following the initiative of the fed- eral government. To be fair, the Province had no choice. Quebec had already dropped its tax and Ontario residents have been crossing the border in droves to buy cheaper cigarettes there — and our provincial government was being heavily pressured by convenience stores — eapeciaily those close to the border with la belle province — who were losing money hand -over -fist. Tobacco addicts will be very happy to hear the news — their habit is now quite a bit cheaper. But what will it cost all of us in the long run`' Teens may be tempted to start smoking. It may also cause those who were considering butting out for good to change their minds. since the high cost of the habit can be a strong motivating force for quitting. Granted, the problem is a difficult one. The main target for slashing the tobacco tax is the smugglers who have been making a killing from selling illegal, and tax-free, cigarettes. The idea is to cut into their profits enough to break the back of that illegitimate business. But steely there is a better way to fight the scourge of cigarette smuggling, such as dealing more directly and severely with the tobacco companies who have been exporting huge numbers of car- tons to the United States, knowing full well they will just cross the border again in the vans of smugglers. Tax breaks are usually good news. But this is one instance where the results could be much worse than the benefits. The health of our young people is at stake. ® LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dan To the editor, For those individuals who attended some of the all candidates meeting before the last federal election you might recall our MP Dan McTeague often speaking about "lissen- ing to the constituents" and being available to "bear the voices of the people." Now that he has been elected I have asked Dan to put "action to his words" and for me at least, he has failed miserably. I have called Mr. McTeague four times over a span of several months. Twice I was met with an answering machine (during what most people would consider working busi- ness hours) and I politely left my name, phone number and a brief message. On two otber oa:akes I was greeted by a polite and friiendly voice that informed me that Dan was away but if I left my name, phone num- ber and a message be would, in due time, get back to me. Due time has come and gone and even dome and gone again and I am still waiting for you to "listen to this constituent" and "hear the voice of this person." Wben Rene Soetens was in office, I had the opportunity to call him several times (often in stark disagreement with Conserva- tive policies) and be never failed to return my call and dialogue about my concerns. Perhaps Dan is too busy taking his fellow MPs to the movies to have time to recur► my ells aid to that all I can say is "Dau you are no Rene." Gary Brown, Pickering Government sale To the editor, I have a suggestion to offer the government. Instead of having hundreds of cases of contraband cigarettes shredded and destroyed into a pile of nothing, the government should resell them to the public at the retail price and then use this money and transfer it into the budgets of the health care system and other pro- grams to further educate the public on the dangers of smoking. They could also use a percentage of these funds to go back into the budgets of the police force that initial- ly seized these illegal goods thereby helping to lower the costs that these forces need in order to continue their investigations. It would reduce our tax burden. Would this be too difficult for the government to under- take or even look into these possibilities? I would think that it would cost far less than the costs of administer- ing the dreaded GST. Andy Cobean, Pickering HAVE YOURS AY: The News Advertiser asked:What did you think of the federal budget? r4. t t r: t Y Tyrinne Cook says, "I thought Bill Nagtzaam says, "I didn't Teresa Joyce says, "It didn't bele me, I'm a senior. They're Steve Michael says, "It didn't really affect me, it wasn't good or it was OK, except for the cutbacks for -the seniorcidzfns;"r: ;.:. think very much of it at all. It was '' fit ir>g bud�a:"' ' ' ' -always hia" hs t� more �_" , lad." I , ---- .•yea.•- }. . „ - - a ��•.�a' a�'•..►��. ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1S 21-15 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. Metroland Printing, Publish- ing and Distributing group of suburban newspapers includes: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser, The Aurora Banner, Barrie Ban- ner/Advance, The Brampton Guardian, The Burlington Post, The Collingwood Connection, The Etobicoke Advertiser/Guardian, The Georgetown Independent, Kingston This Week, Lindsay This Week, Markham Economist and Sun, The Milton Canadian Champion, The Mis- sissauga News, The Newmar- ket Era, Northumberland News, North York Mirror, Oakville Beaver, Oshawa -Whitby This Week, Orillia Today, Peterbor- ough This Week, The Rich- mond HiIVThornhill/Vaughan Liberal, The Scarborough Mir- ror, The Stouffville/Uxbridge Tri- bune, Today's Seniors. Second class mail registra- tion number 1897. Mail sub- scription rates in Canada: 1 year, $70 per edition. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. r SEARS, Andrew Richard - Born Jan. 8, 1992. He was so brave to fight against all odds but passed away Monday, Feb. 21, 1994 and is now in God's care. Our little angel will be sadly missed. He leaves behind his three loving sisters Jennifer, Katelyn and Lauren; his loving mom and dad Sharon and Rick, his grandparents, aunts, uncles and many cousins. A memorial service will be held Saturday, Feb. 26 at St. Martin's Anglican Church (St. Martin's Dr., Picker- ing) at 2 p.m. Donations may be made to Cardiac Care, c/o Sick Obituaries Children's Hospital, 555 Univer- sity Ave., Toronto. Arrange- ments entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home (428-8488). PISTRITTO, Santina — Our little trouper fought to the end. At the Hospital for Sick Children on Feb. 22, 1994. Santina, dearly missed by her mother and father, Connie and Paul, her sister Maria Laura and her brother Vincent. Also sadly missed by her grandparents, Fragione Pistritto and family and friends. THE CORPORATION OF THE 1110 OF P�1TOWN OF PICKERING Environmental Assessment Act, R.S.O. ►- ° 1990, chapter F-18 Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Roads - Schedule B NOTICE Respecting Retirement of Part of Valleyview Drive Across Proposed Altona West Park (Parts 5, 7, 16, 17, 18, 23, 29 to 34, 39, Plan 4OR-14939; Blocks 51 to 54, Plan 40M-1507; Blocks 48 and 49, Plan 40M-1508, Pickering Subject to any comments received as a result of this Notice, and the receipt of any necessary approvals, the Town intends to complete the retirement of the temporary road outlined below across what will become the Afton West Park: X This temporary section of road is no longer required as part of the municipal road system as a result of the construction and opening of the northerly extension of Westcneek Drive and the easterly extension of Pine Grove Avenue to Altona Road. Further, the retirement of this section of temporary road will permit the Town to complete the development of the Altona West Park across which the road currently passes. There is no cost to the Town of the retirement of this section of temporary road, which is expected to be completed by during the summer of 1994. Further information is available at the following location: The Corporation of the Town of Pickering, Department of Public Works Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario L1V 6K7 Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 pan. Interested persons may provide written comment to the Town respecting this proposal within 30 calendar days of the date of this Notice. Comments should be sent to the Director of Public Works at the above address. If concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved in discussions with the Town, any person/party may request that the Minister of the Environment and Energy "bump -up" the project to an individual environmental assessment. "Bump -up" requests must be received by the Minister at the address below within 30 calendar days of the date of this Notice. Minister of the Environment and Energy 15th Floor, 135 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P5 If there is no "bump -up" request received by March 28, 1994, the Town will complete the retirement of this temporary section of Valleyview Drive as proposed. Stephen A. Vokes, P. Eng. Notice issued at Pickering, February 26.1994. Director of Public Works - ------------ 1 Resting at the Ronald Martino and Son Funeral Directors, Brock Rd. Chapel, 1057 Brock Rd., Pickering (south of Hwy. 401), 686-5589. Friends may visit Friday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral mass on Satur- day, Feb. 26, at 10:30 a.m. in St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church, 82 Church St. S., Ajax. Reception in the family centre at the funeral home. Flowers accepted or donations to the Hospital for Sick Children - Transplant Unit. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, IM -PAGE 7 Dr. Bernard Farber and Dr. Howard Petroff Family Physicians Are pleased to announce Dr. Virginia MacLennan has joined their practice NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS 905-420-5776 Pickering Medical Centre 1885 Glenanna Rd. Ste. 210 (directly across from Pickering Town Centre) AT DURHAM MAZDA WE GUARANTEE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION FIRST TIME EVERY.TIME Here's an,.: important message from Jim Proskos. r," ue to a bad case of SPRING FEVER ,. -,,, and a desire tof get out o'ff esek venter doldrums, -,4'v/JP"kURHAM MAZDA is having its 101ever: _Y: OU SET THE PRICE.,.,.,. � f r.� A LE f All lis sale is limited to new in stogk ve .� eFF-84 L ENDS%AON01JoosRUARY 28 plus basis. hicles only. Dfifiiam Maid; 129DoabSt E, N1N6rf90i) 6E86881.1oc (90i) 696..'ib V Need that Tax Refund Fast'. Why not have your Income Tax Return prepared and mailed electronically using Revenue Canada's new E -File Option. 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Masters Chartered Accountant to arrange for your Tax Return to be prepared electronically 427-1614 It's Fast - It's Accurate - It's Paperless THE CORPORATION OF THE 1110 OF P�1TOWN OF PICKERING Environmental Assessment Act, R.S.O. ►- ° 1990, chapter F-18 Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Roads - Schedule B NOTICE Respecting Retirement of Part of Valleyview Drive Across Proposed Altona West Park (Parts 5, 7, 16, 17, 18, 23, 29 to 34, 39, Plan 4OR-14939; Blocks 51 to 54, Plan 40M-1507; Blocks 48 and 49, Plan 40M-1508, Pickering Subject to any comments received as a result of this Notice, and the receipt of any necessary approvals, the Town intends to complete the retirement of the temporary road outlined below across what will become the Afton West Park: X This temporary section of road is no longer required as part of the municipal road system as a result of the construction and opening of the northerly extension of Westcneek Drive and the easterly extension of Pine Grove Avenue to Altona Road. Further, the retirement of this section of temporary road will permit the Town to complete the development of the Altona West Park across which the road currently passes. There is no cost to the Town of the retirement of this section of temporary road, which is expected to be completed by during the summer of 1994. Further information is available at the following location: The Corporation of the Town of Pickering, Department of Public Works Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario L1V 6K7 Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 pan. Interested persons may provide written comment to the Town respecting this proposal within 30 calendar days of the date of this Notice. Comments should be sent to the Director of Public Works at the above address. If concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved in discussions with the Town, any person/party may request that the Minister of the Environment and Energy "bump -up" the project to an individual environmental assessment. "Bump -up" requests must be received by the Minister at the address below within 30 calendar days of the date of this Notice. Minister of the Environment and Energy 15th Floor, 135 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P5 If there is no "bump -up" request received by March 28, 1994, the Town will complete the retirement of this temporary section of Valleyview Drive as proposed. Stephen A. Vokes, P. Eng. Notice issued at Pickering, February 26.1994. Director of Public Works - ------------ 1 Resting at the Ronald Martino and Son Funeral Directors, Brock Rd. Chapel, 1057 Brock Rd., Pickering (south of Hwy. 401), 686-5589. Friends may visit Friday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral mass on Satur- day, Feb. 26, at 10:30 a.m. in St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church, 82 Church St. S., Ajax. Reception in the family centre at the funeral home. Flowers accepted or donations to the Hospital for Sick Children - Transplant Unit. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, IM -PAGE 7 Dr. Bernard Farber and Dr. Howard Petroff Family Physicians Are pleased to announce Dr. Virginia MacLennan has joined their practice NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS 905-420-5776 Pickering Medical Centre 1885 Glenanna Rd. Ste. 210 (directly across from Pickering Town Centre) AT DURHAM MAZDA WE GUARANTEE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION FIRST TIME EVERY.TIME Here's an,.: important message from Jim Proskos. r," ue to a bad case of SPRING FEVER ,. -,,, and a desire tof get out o'ff esek venter doldrums, -,4'v/JP"kURHAM MAZDA is having its 101ever: _Y: OU SET THE PRICE.,.,.,. � f r.� A LE f All lis sale is limited to new in stogk ve .� eFF-84 L ENDS%AON01JoosRUARY 28 plus basis. hicles only. Dfifiiam Maid; 129DoabSt E, N1N6rf90i) 6E86881.1oc (90i) 696..'ib V PAGE 111 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2& 1"4 390 Yjs Expect more from Sears RY AUPPLIAO NOW . ON SALE UP TO $50 < regular OFFpuce EVERY KENMORE RANGE HOOD, GARBAGE COMPACTOR, a - FREEZER, DISHWASHER, MICROWAVE, RANGE, BUILT-IN* WALL OVEN AND COOKTOP nrwallwor eilra yea', se ^�•.aigrt by Qualifea contracl Ors - " SOS' areas r p C _ UPTO $100 regular OFFpace EVERY KENMORE CENTRAL VACUUM, UPRIGHT VACUUM, WASHER, DRYER, REFRIGERATOR - ack `t9 AUK NMI UP TO $180 regular OFFpnce EVERY KENMORE SEWING MACHINE, SERGER AND CANISTER VACUUM M l 1 USE YOUR SEARS AND DON'T PAY 'TIL SEPT. '94 Deferred offer applies to major appliances, vacuums, sewing machines and sergers. On approved credit, with your Sears Card. $15 administration fee applies. 'This offer ends March 2, 1994. Liquidation items in Clearance Centres are not included in this offer. Ask for details. Now - along with your Sears Card, Seas accepts VIM, MasterCard, Atherican Express and Discover SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1994 UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Expect more from Sears SHOPTOWNCENTRESEARS PICKERING We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. c HVVY 2 a ■SWEAIM M SHOPTOWNCENTRESEARS PICKERING We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. T_ r THE NEWSADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY25,19911-PAGE 9 AJAX-PICKERING - Volunteers Needed are door-to-door canvassers, especially in The Canadian Cancer Society fund-raising drive are being sought by the local cancer new areas, area captains to co-ordinate groups of is held in April. society branch for its April fund-rais- canvassers, and people to distribute campaign mate- Call the local society office at 686-1516 for more ing drive. rial. information. PON PONTIAC SU VBIRD LE SEDAN PONTIAC GRAND \fit SF SFD,A% PONTIAC SUNBIRD FEATURES: 4 -wheel ABS • automatic transmission • air conditioning • AM/FM stereo cassette • pulse wipers • trunk release • plus much more... PONTIAC GRAND AM SE SEDAN FEATURES: driver's side air bag • 4 -wheel ABS • air conditioning • AM/FM stereo cassette • pulse wipers • power door locks -\tiD PRIX SE SEDAN PONTIAC GRAND PRIX FEATURES: dual air bags • 4 -wheel ABS • 160 H.P. 3.1 litre SFI V6 engine • automatic transmission • air conditioning • AM/FM stereo • sport appearance package PONTIACne aciWment vou taxyvect. �._ .. IAMIA Ri h Tt. TEAM PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1991 The Pickering West Hill Musical Theatre's production of Bye Bye Birdie hits the stage tonight, Feb. 25. Among the cast of characters are, from left, Tiffany Clayton as Ursula, Dan Matthews as Conrad Birdie and Maria Meyer as Kim. photo by A.J. Groen • Do you drive a General Motors front wheel drive vehicle' • Isyour steering stiff when your car is cold! • Has your dealer Quoted you $700. 8800 or more to fix it? STEER -EASY IS A SERVICE PROCEDURE THAT o0 CORRECTS STIFF STEERING RACKS ON ALL FRONT WHEEL DRIVE GENERAL MOTORS VEHICLES rHi?A11" MANUFACTURED « TAX AFTER 1479. 99 STEER -EASY BROCK AUTO REPAIR & SALES 427-6110 L1\1\ BROCK RD. N. AT TAUNTON RD. PUCKERING AA Rousseau's Sofas from $899 Musical theatre play fl PICKERING - The Pickering Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the West Hill Musical Theatre's pro- curtain rises at 8:15 p.m. for shows duction of Bye Bye Birdie starts on Feb. 25, Feb. 26, March 4 and 5. try. Tickets are $16 a person. It's being staged in the auditori- A Sunday brunch matinee show tun of the Village Retirement Cen- will be held Feb. 27. Doors open at tre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd., north of 12:15 pm., brunch is at 12:30 p.m. Hwy. 2, Pickering. and the show starts at 1:30 p.m. a r [• M ies today Tickets for the matinee brunch show are $18.50. Artistic director of the show is Dick Dean, while David Mills is the music director, Christine Zahn the choreographer and Peggy Vokins the producer. To order tickets, call 839-9705. � !;' JUST THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICE SHERIDAN IS HAYING AN HONEST VALUE SALE ON ALL NEW AND USED VEL S! MV2 DAYS ONLY 1800 Kingston Rd., ...Elegant Relaxation...h PICKERING Chevrolet • GOo • Oldsmobile • Cadillac t11 km east ` of Pickering - y 683-9333 Town entre, t�w � •��'��/f r 3�� , /�. � fig �' S Dreaming of a more beautiful home put yourself in the capable hands of a Rousseau designer. They will help YOU achieve just the look you want, whether you are considering your entire home, or just one room, you're in for a pleasant surprise when you see the endless decorating possibiG6es available at Rousseau's. Drop in, we can make your dream home a reality. UDU68EAU -'/4CE Xe HERITAGE HORSE limited t ^a s� ro.�: Itott.•tv�a. t/s, n�,x-��. to•9, sa. ��sx Ictaka stnta,y► 2161114 Stat, lslt, f'hiblr f663isi, rarmd l3ac b!6 -0o61 t190�67f1%2 a =� LJ r o1111111111111111 [ • • Rack & pinion steering • All -season radial tires • 4 -wheel independent suspension • Power brakes • Reclining front bucket seats • 5 year/100,000km warranty • 24 Hour Roadside Assistance' • 5 and 6 year unlimited km warrantiE also available' H t a g � m Mr1' 2 ■ a 1 1 a • • — 0 rFr4m HYunDRI DEALERS ASSOCIATION Whem the %man motley soca. Pickering Hyundai 220 Bayly Street East, Ajax 427-0111 '1994 Excel CX train $7.9%. License. freight, P D 1, and taxes extra. Advertised price includes promotional discount. Participating dealers may sell for less.'See dealer for details. BILLBOARD BIG SISTERS: Ajax-Rckering Big Sis- ters Association hosts For Your Enter- tainment at Annandale Golf and Curling Club, Church St. S., Pickering Village, at 8 p.m. Performances by The Young Singers of Ajax, The Coun- ty Town Singers, The Denise Lester Dancers, The Country Four: A Barber- shop Quartet, folk group Essence, and rock group Mindcore. $8 for adults and $5 for seniors and stu- dents. Tickets, 428-8111. CLOTHING SALE: St. Martin's Anglk can Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr., Pickering holds its next new -to -you sale from 7 to 9 p.m. Clothing for chil- dren, women and men. 839-4769 (Barb). MODEL RAILROADERS: The Model Railroad Association, Central Ontario Division, holds beginners' ciinics from 11 a m. to 5 p.m. at Durham College, Room 1006. 2000 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Five clinics: benchwork. track laying, wiring, scenery, and equipment and motive power. Adults $6.50, youths (aged 10 to 16) $3.50 270-0038 (George Stephen- son). CONCERT The Canadian Orpheus Maie Choir performs at 8 p m at Simcoe Street United Church, 66 Simcoe St S , Oshawa Tickets $12.50 adults. SIO seniors and stu- dents. Proceeds to Durham Commu- ryty Bereavement Services (D.C.B.S.). Tickets may be purchased by phone at 728-3741, 668-0606, 723-2959, or by mail to D.C.B.S., 676 Simcoe St N, Oshawa. Ont.. L 1 G 4V7. DANCE A fund-raising karooke and dance rught for James House, a proposed AIDS home in Durham Region, is held from 8 p m to l a m at the Hungarian Culture Club, 64 Albany St.. Oshawa, Tickets S5. Vol- unteers needed. 404-2102 for tickets. information. STAMPS The Ajax Philatelic Soci- ety holds its annual exhibition and bourse (exchange) from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church, cor- ner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. Free admission. Dealers. exhibits, sales.839-8364.666-9819. KARAOKE: The Durham Alliance Association Social Club holds a Gay and Lesbian Koraoke Night at 9 p.m S2 admission, cash bar. AI gays and lesbians 19 and over welcome. 434- 4297 for information, location. DANCE: The Pickering Carib- Conadian Cultural Association holds o Caribbean Night at the Don Beer Arena from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Live show with dance to follow. Tickets S 10 each for adults; $5 each for chil- dren under 12.839-4301. SOFTBALL: Registration for Picker- ing Softball Association men's and women's divisforu Is at the Pickering Recreation Complex from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sign-ups continue on Sun.. Feb. 27 from 10 am. to 3 p.m. and on Tues., March 1 from 7 to 9 pm. CONCERT: A music sampler of motets, madrigals and more is pre- sented by the Marion Singers at 4 P.m. in Whitevale United Church, corner of North Rd. and Whitevale Rd. $5 at door: proceeds to church in support of Whitevale's heritage. AN welcome. 294-8266. BINGO: The K"iple Sclerosis Soci- ety, Durham chapter, holds a fund- raising bingo from 4 to 6 p.m. at Caesar's Bingo Palace, 88 King St. W., Oshawa. Nevada tickets avail- able. 728-2789. PANCAKES: The Durham West Girls' Hockey Association hosts a pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Pickering Com- plex. O'Brien Rink Meeting Room, Valley Form Rd. Tickets $3. 839- 5745. Fusion at Coconutz AJAX - If you're a fusion music fan, you can go cuckoo at Coconutz. Local band Mr. Bill performs original music with cover tunes of artists like Jeff Beck, Uzeh and Brand X. Fusion is a combination of jazz and rock music. Band members are guitarist G. Scott Wilson, saxophonist and keyboardist Pierre Fauteux, bassist Rahlen Sullaphen and drummer Matt Travers. Mr. Bill has been performing throughout Durham Region and in Toronto for the past year and is working on its first album. The group plays Saturday. Doors open at h p.m. and the band takes the stage at 9. Tick- ets are $2 before 9 p.m. and $3 after. Coconutz Taps and Eats is on Westney Rd. S., at the corner of Clements Rd. W., Ajax. For more information or to be on Mr. Bill's mailing list, call Glen Wilson at 427-5825. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25.1994 -PAGE 11 /irt#a/ 1 /inion is the newest technology available in our office to help provide stress -free dental appointments. A miniature television screen and lens system create the illusion of an image floating about 6 feet out in front of you. This enables patients to watch any videotape or their favorite television program. Stereo ear plugs block out the noise while your dental work is 1 completed. Patient response to this new technology has been overwhelmingly positive. As always, we are happy to provide the very best dental care available in the most comfortable and _, I relaxing way possible. Dr. Nadel providing dental treatment to a ver% relaxed patient experiencing l7RTbAL F7,510,%'. DR STEVEN NADEL, D.D.S. 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajaxytt�U CALL TOW! 683-1432 Ajax i Pickering NEws ADVERTISER weekly results 3 times !Start We deliver Friday. unday, Wednesday Sud S. Call 683'51 � 0. SyouIII r own re receiving SPIN IF� �uREK�os® COMP, R LE4 ING CENTER Thursday, February 17,1994 Chris Hadden Center President Computer L•eaC ling Futurekldson Road, Unit #16 376 King Pickering, Ontario DearThn Whittaker, LOCAL ADVERT1SiNG DOFS WORK! Pickering News advertises In the Ajax Pickering kids �atnlug Center Plckerlag budget - 1. With the Ajax uture bask. "part p rt of ureadve�� Advertiser on *'r t P of our �, News Advertiser civ Important � we at Fututreklds Bet t� � Nero Advertker. Pickering News A Futurekids helps Imal Pickering kids with help Sincerely„ Chris Madden F�dent ids rekComputer Learnt°g Center GAELIC FOOTBALL: The Durham Emmets Gaelic Football Club holds an Information meeting on Cana- da's newest sport at the Ajax Com- munity Centre from 2 to 4 p.m. Boys 14 to 18 years needed tar the :1994 ... . season. 686-0279 (Marie Kelly):IL.—� FuturaW TicktirliaT ercel, loriu LIV 61 316 K ��'SWKIDS • (�) �' Fat (96) � 3694 ___1000= YR Hllp �4.S7Fo r,.. _ A� Attend Futter :e open house Saturday 1-4 p.m. D.<.�,[ A.r,. ,.ter„ .., 0..... ab WII •+I.v. olti W � �b sl aRs. < fo.Mrwo lar , k u4 :ao k u� u yu� W +.... •�.e a en.[.a .m W : ; . .. ah p. �o,o Ceri[r fa urb. Ito tx�« ...... W cQe ii IINn . �i�l r►1_ M. 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Police officers and force civilian members collect pledges tied to the amount of weight each person loses. • Over 70 people are partici- pating in the battle. • "We are sworn to secrecy.' says Durham police Inspector Tony Turner. "but I can confirm that our team is committed to winning. When the final tallies are PUBLIC C1PTICAI- announced, I'm confident that Durham will come out on top." Insp. Turner says the cops' pranks are just part of a traditional rivalry. "Of course, though, I am neither confirming nor denying that we had anything to do with the five double -cheese anchovy piz- zas delivered to Metro last week." Interim reports indicate a tight race between the three forces. Winning teams and individuals will be announced Wednesday, April 6. Mo 'we veal 5o% 0 Designer Frames SAVE Free UV 400 Protection ,540.00 and Tint 2foIr1 CONTACTS Starting at $1129.00 Complete includes insurance, fitting fee, starter kit and consultations. FREE L I C k' S P I u zu FREE Lens Cleaner 1163 K/NGSTON ROAD Lens Cleaner No ° mase !necessary (south side, west of Liverpool Road) No Purchase Necessary wrtr ?n s ad. 905) 420-0247 with this ad Pickering peewees battle back to win playoff series PICKERING - The Pickering the rust period and James Pascaris Williamson and Ryan Morrison. Harvey's Liverpool Road minor notched the eventual game winner Goalie Steve Stinson stopped 16 peewee `AA' Panthers rep hockey midway through the final frame. of 17 shots on neL team fought back to win its OMHA Pawaris and Oakley potted empty- The Panthers advance to the next playoff series with Whitby. net goals to close out the scoring. round of the playoffs to meet the Down 1-0 in their best -of -three Assisting were Cawley, Roddy Markham Thunder. series, Pickering rebounded to take Pickering selects earn 3-3 draw with U.S. squad two pivotal games while facing elimination. PICKERING - The Pickering Nielsen Accountax/Mr. Greek major atom Team captain Tyler Forts was the select hockey team posted two league wins and an exhibition tie in recent hero for the Panthers in leading his action. team to a 6-2 victory over Whitby in Pickering bombed Parkwood 5-1 in a North York Select League encounter. game two of the series. Ford netted Tony McMulkin netted a pair of goals with singles to Brandon McMillan, a bat trick and added two assists. Matthew Pett and Chris Nielsen. Earning assists were Ryan Tracey, James Other scorers were Kevin Oakley, Kimball, McMillan and Pett- Garett McKinnon and Chris Franz worked the . Steve Puddister and Sean Docherty. net for Pickering. Assisting were Pat Tobin, Puddister The local selects blanked the Warren Park Eagles from Toronto 6-0. and Gareth Cawley. Andrew Goodine netted a hat trick, with singles to Michael McElroy, McMil- In the crucial third game of the lan and Jonathan Mitchell. Assisting were Pett, McMulkin, McMillan, Jordan series, the Panthers continued their Hutchinson and Tracey. awesome play, recording a 41 win In an exhibition match against the Southfield Indians from Detroit, Michi- to take the series. gan at the Don Beer Arena on Feb. 19, Pickering skated to a 3-3 tie with the Ford gave Pickering a 1-0 lead in Americans. 01'.1 � Dr. Albert Chan wishes to announce the relocation of his dental office we offer quality dental care in a warm, caring environment New patients are gladly welcome Please call for an appointment today at (905)839-093 1 We are now located at: Pickering Medical Centre 1885 Glenanna Rd., Suite 201 FAMILY DENTISTRY You CAN WAVIE IT AL.L FInd the perfect arrangement in our 116 -page FI'D• Floral Selections guide. Whatever the style, whatev,r your budget - you can rind floral designs for every occasion in our 199" FTD® Floral Selections guide. 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GOLDMAN NEW PATIENTS WELCOME - SAT & EVENINGS (BY APPT) - FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE. - SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SENIORS WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL (905) 839-5951 Serving Pickering for 30 years PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25,Mill P FRIDAY SPORTS Pickering figure skaters outstanding at competitions WANTED: PICKERING - Pickering Figure dance competition. Jennifer Moss Amy Ttvmphour. Also competing at Uxbridge TICKETS FOR UPCOMINGEVENTS Skating Club members gave fine placed second in the junior bronze At the recent Uxbridge 15th were Lynda Joyner and Karen Joyn- eg. Leafs, Blue Jays & others performances at the recent Eastern freeskate and was fourth overall. annual Invitational meet, Pickering's er in the pre -juvenile level and VIII Pay Cash at Face Value Blades Interclub `94 competition at Also putting in strong efforts for Jennifer Moss was simply outstand- Maria Weber in the pre -novice com- Call Bruce, 579.4400, Ext 207 the Sports Centre, Seneca College. Pickering were PICKERING ing. Competing in the novice ladies' petition ladies' division. Julie Diemert placed first in the M h a i r i FIGURE SKATING freeskate category, Moss placed first freeskate and second overall for the McDowell, in her flight to win the gold medal silver medal in the junior silver Adrienne Pratt, and was first in the finals, capturing ladies' category. Tara Leetham Devon Snider, the trophy for her level. placed third overall to capture the Maria Weber, 6477, Amanda Gilroy placed second in bronze medal in the senior bronze Trista Steele, CLUB the pre -preliminary ladies' free -skate. Ladies' division. M c I i s s a Member C.F.S.1 Meanwhile, Devon Snider placed Nicole Thomson earned the Grimshaw• Stephanie Martin. Sarah fourth in her flight in pre -novice bronze medal in the senior silver Hewitt. Lindsay Satterthwaite and ladies' competition. Pickering minor atoms stun Bowmanville PICKERING - The Pickering Garthwood Homes minor atom 'AA' Panthers rep hockey team upset Bowmanville in its first playoff series. Entering the series. the Pick- ering atoms were the underdogs as they earned only one tie in five regular -season games this Gymnast strong at Ohio meet PICKERING - A Pickenng gymnast put forth a shining effort at a prestigious U.S. meet on the weekend. Michelle Schuberth. a mem- ber -of the Ontario Tour Team, competed in the Buck -Eye Clas- sic Gymnastics Meet, helping Ontario achieve the silver medal in the team competition. Individually. Schuberth fin- ished in fifth place overall. She won bronze medals on bars and floor, r" while placing s. o seventh on vault and 10th on beam. The B uck- M cthelle Schubert Eye Classic is one of the largest meets in North America, with more than 1,000 competi- tors in attendance. Schuberth competed in level 8, a category which included approximately 300 athletes. Schuberth is a member of the Winstonette Gymnastic Associa- tion in Markham. She attends Dunbarton High School in the High Performance Athlete pro- gram - year. Pickering opened the series by blanking Bowmanville 5-0. After two tight periods of play, the Panthers took control in the third frame. scoring four unan- swered goals to seal the victory. David Hughes and Colin Jen- nings each scored twice, with a single to Evan Georgievski. Drawing assists were Jeff Tobin. Hughes and Adam %lover with two apiece. Kurtis Fray and David Skrepnek with singles. Goalie Michael Lyne was simply unbeatable in earning the shutout for Pickering. The Panthers wrapped up the best -of -three series with a 5-1 win over Bowmanville in the second game. Tobin with two. Jennings. Georgievski. and Brandon Boyer were the Pickering goal scorers. Drawing assists were Hughes .9 7 9 Sit a t ortl Man - this. 795, 930 CMINDLER'S LIST l St - Sri 13k $ list - 7WL 8 W GIRL 2 - 705.939 Sot - Sri 2A5, 795.930 w . M_ Tst *M Trus. 7, t45 THE CANADIAN #BOOK OUTLET YEAR END WAREHOUSE BOOK SALE! WE PAY THE G.S.T. tNNa � �IUII�I DANIELLE STEEL: MIXED BLESSING 7.99 JOHN GRISHAM : PELICAN BRIEF 7.99 JOHN GRISHAM: THE CLIENT 8.99 BRIAN VALIEE: LIFE WITH BILLY 6.99 Assorted baby sitters, R.L. Stine, etc. Reg. prices 3.95 - 4.95 Now 1.99 each Come early for best selection. U2 COMMERCIAL AVE. 686-2229 I MIN& - rm I AA -8 P.IL sa. - star. 10 AA -5 P.Y NOW 3.99 4.99 4.99 3.99 with two. Scott Billing, Jen- nings. Dimitri Grigoriadis and Frav with singles. Pickerini, advances to meet Markham in the second round of the playoffs U Live DJ - 7 days a week Q 2 Separate dance floors Q 14 TV Monitors Q 6 Pool Tables Q Dart boards FRIDAY - DANCE PARTY SATURDAY - MEXICANA PARTY SUNDAY - KARAOKE r IORs Ax �A GSR N a pR GAYS T, tE K" o) f i gra A FINE DINING RESTAURANT PRESENTS Dining and Dancing Weekends For those who appreciate fine food may we suggest.. Full Course 95 Dinners for only Includes soup or salad, main entree, choice of desserts, & coffee — 'Open 7 Days a Week - Sat., Sun. dinner only Private rooms available for parties on all occassions � IN 420-7577 1305 Cen SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH 9:00 a.m. - 3:010 p.m.per Ajax Warriors Clubhouse 75 player or behind the Ajax Communky Centre 110/family 3+ SATURDAY, MARCH 5TH 9:00 a.m. - 2.00 p.m. $ per Ajax Warriors Clubhouse 85player or behind the Ajax Community Centre X240/family 3+ COACHES ARE NEEDED FOR ALL AGE GROUPS The Ajax Warriors Clubhouse is available for rental during the week, as well as on weekends. To book your reservation, or receive more details, please call CONNIE FERRARA at 428-0494. J GIRLS' SELECT GIRLS' SELECT Fa 7.9 40 Sa. -Sun 215, 7, 9:40 TRYOUTS Nwt - Thea 7, 9A TRYOUTS MRS. DOUSTPIRE Under 13 Fd 795 9:40 SIL - SOL 295.705, WA0 Call John Crammer Non - This 794 9-40 Call Barry O'Brian BEETHOVEN'S 2ND 683-9046 Sat - Sun 290 REALITY BITES PCG Fd 705, 930 - Sa. 220,930 Surt 220. 030 *NE" PREVIEW .9 7 9 Sit a t ortl Man - this. 795, 930 CMINDLER'S LIST l St - Sri 13k $ list - 7WL 8 W GIRL 2 - 705.939 Sot - Sri 2A5, 795.930 w . M_ Tst *M Trus. 7, t45 THE CANADIAN #BOOK OUTLET YEAR END WAREHOUSE BOOK SALE! WE PAY THE G.S.T. tNNa � �IUII�I DANIELLE STEEL: MIXED BLESSING 7.99 JOHN GRISHAM : PELICAN BRIEF 7.99 JOHN GRISHAM: THE CLIENT 8.99 BRIAN VALIEE: LIFE WITH BILLY 6.99 Assorted baby sitters, R.L. Stine, etc. Reg. prices 3.95 - 4.95 Now 1.99 each Come early for best selection. U2 COMMERCIAL AVE. 686-2229 I MIN& - rm I AA -8 P.IL sa. - star. 10 AA -5 P.Y NOW 3.99 4.99 4.99 3.99 with two. Scott Billing, Jen- nings. Dimitri Grigoriadis and Frav with singles. Pickerini, advances to meet Markham in the second round of the playoffs U Live DJ - 7 days a week Q 2 Separate dance floors Q 14 TV Monitors Q 6 Pool Tables Q Dart boards FRIDAY - DANCE PARTY SATURDAY - MEXICANA PARTY SUNDAY - KARAOKE r IORs Ax �A GSR N a pR GAYS T, tE K" o) f i gra A FINE DINING RESTAURANT PRESENTS Dining and Dancing Weekends For those who appreciate fine food may we suggest.. Full Course 95 Dinners for only Includes soup or salad, main entree, choice of desserts, & coffee — 'Open 7 Days a Week - Sat., Sun. dinner only Private rooms available for parties on all occassions � IN 420-7577 1305 Cen SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH 9:00 a.m. - 3:010 p.m.per Ajax Warriors Clubhouse 75 player or behind the Ajax Communky Centre 110/family 3+ SATURDAY, MARCH 5TH 9:00 a.m. - 2.00 p.m. $ per Ajax Warriors Clubhouse 85player or behind the Ajax Community Centre X240/family 3+ COACHES ARE NEEDED FOR ALL AGE GROUPS The Ajax Warriors Clubhouse is available for rental during the week, as well as on weekends. To book your reservation, or receive more details, please call CONNIE FERRARA at 428-0494. J GIRLS' SELECT GIRLS' SELECT GIRLS' REP. TRYOUTS TRYOUTS TRYOUTS Under 15 Under 13 Under 11 Call John Crammer Call Dennise Trottier Call Barry O'Brian 683-0727 683-9046 683-6679 BOYS' UNDER 12 REP TRYOUTS If you were born between August 1/82 and July 31/83 Call Dave Murphy 428-1066 BOYS' UNDER 11 REP TRYOUTS If you were born between August 1/83 and July 31/84 Call Bruce Sevier 686-0453 BOYS' UNDER 10 REP TRYOUTS If you were born between August 1/84 and July 31/85 Call Doug Allard 427-4883 , rt w AtiC Registration Is open to aq chiklren (female and male) born on or before July 31,1990. For ftattter InW=don regarding registration, please contact Pam CmvAralti at 8274789 betwttwt 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 pm. or Connie FW= rat 428-0494 after 5:00 piL La . 11.r THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1994 -PAGE 15 Quantity Means Quality advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This Week (576-9335) and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (798-7672) Combined Pressnm of 103,000 every Frift J+efl'li�1111lt1"�Mff1.. . 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 110 General Hel Sales Helps Sales Helpf, P 110 General Help 130Agents 130 Agents 00 vv 6 DURHAM COLLEGE DURHAM COLLEGE CONTINUOUS LEARNING STILL TIME TO REGISTER FOR: SEMINARS Saturday, March 2 • Robbery Prevention for Small Business, 900 -10 -RP -01, 6-8:30 p.m., $26.75 • Chocolate Moulding Demo, 900 -10 -BY -03, 9 a.m.-12 p.m., 526.75 • Exquisite Decor, 900 -20 -AY -01, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 537.45 • Kitchen Curies Workshop, 900 -10 -FO -03, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 537,45 • NCCP 1, 900 -10 -AE -07, Sat./Sun., Mar. 5/6, 9 am. -5 p.m., S37 • Simply Serging, 900 -40 -BK -02, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., $26.75 Saturday. March 12 • CFC/HCFC/HFC Control, 901 -10 -BD -17,8 a.m.-5 p.m., 5108.07 • Vegetarian Cooking - Basics of Health, 900-20-A7.-01, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., $46.01 COURSES • American Sign Language 102, 599 -12 -SL -08. Mon. & Wed., Mar. 7 -Apr. 13, 6:30-8:30 p.m., 562.80 • Cake Decorating (2), 900 -10 -DJ -03, Tues. Mar. 8 -Apr. 5. 6-8 p.m., $48.15 • Furniture Refinisher, 901 -10 -FB -04, Sat., Mar. 12-26,9 a.m.-1 p.m., 558.85 • Psychological-& Social Implications, 599 -71 -PS -01, Sat., Mar. 12 -Apr. 23, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (no class Apr. 2). S76 • Self Defence for Women, 901 -10 -CB -02, Mon. & Wed., Mar. 7-16.8:30 p.m. -9:45 p.m., S37.45 • Sewing for the Home, 900 -80 -SH -03, Wed.. Mar. 9 -Apr. 6, 6-10 p.m., 590.95 • WordPerfect 5.1 (1), 241 -33 -WB -21, Mon. thru. Thurs.. Mar. 7-17.9 a.m.-12:30 pm., S91.60 or 241 -33 -WB -22, Mon. thruThurs.. Mar. 7-17.6- 10 p.m., 591.60 • WordPerfect for Kids, 900 -10 -GA -07, Sat., Feb. 26 -Mar. 19, 9 am. -12 p.m., 554.57 Call to register with Visa or :MasterCard 721-3000 or toll-free 1-800-361-3260 For more information call 721-3052. AV WM7 W EXPEDITOR SFating Canada Ltd. We are a progressive and dynamic J.I.T. automotive assembly plant seeking an enthusiastic individual to contribute to our Materials Department. Qualifications: Post secondary education; excellent organizational skills, communication skills and interpersonal skills. Preference will be given to candidates which also have 2-3 years experience working in a J.I.T. automotive environment and computer skills. We offer a competitive salary including an excellent benefits program. Interested candidates should send their resume in confidence to: Lear Seat" Canada Ltd. 2001 Forbes St. Whitby, Ontario LIN 7V4 Attentkon: Human Resourao w 105 � 105 T � 110 Gerieral Help 110 General Help SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE required for luxury condoin Durham Region •)!lust be Iluent in English • Have minimum 3 yrs. proven experience. and have own tools • Pleasant ply Fax resurtrio ALASKA JOBS Eam up to $30,000 in 3 months fishing salmon, halibut and herring. Also construction, Cannenes, od fields plus more. 1-501`6!1-1114 Ext. A1219 24 hs. lisle inn, Adminis"don. Ful ante potiAom No expenwx^ No proWwn. MAPwk,R114 MANDARIN RESTAURANT KINGSTON ROAD (If% -V. 2)(EAST OFBROCK RD. PICK ER ING WANTED (Fall(Part Time): Public Relations, Ifesta/ffostesses, Waiters/Waitresse% BusboysBusgirK Telephone Operators, and Drivers. Pkase apply In person from February 27 - March 1, 1994, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at: 1725 Kingston Road, Pickering NONSMOKING ENVlRrANWFNT TIM HORTON'S DONUTS IR 465 Bayly St W. Ajax Is presently looking for a e PART-TIME CAKE DECORATOR b FULL-TIME DONUT MAKER Ca.! 428-6320 LOCAL PORTRAIT STUDIO is looking for professional mature pew who enjoy talking on the telephone. Morning and evening hours available. Call Marian at 420-5883 9 a.m.-12„ 5:30 p.m. -8:30 p.m. WWDING fl I I bin the WYtning Team!! 1fe iuill train you in the latest xhnques. (dust have 2144 quare 9g1lQmert Please calf 434-7336 wilt � red �1► t 70% OOSIII l a - also part lute with or WWXK t ciente! Ask for Mario 61113-511111111/72"745 ALASKA JOBS • • AEROBIC MISTRUCTOR REQUIRED tpr morrtrg rJasses c xpenernce an asset. Please send resume to owtews Racqueu Goodlife pub 1255 TAkga► Aso JOIN CANADA'S LARGEST AND MOST TRUSTED BULK FOOD COMPANY PRIME CUT FOODS LTD. We are looking for sales reps. to work out of our Ajax office. This is a commission only job selling to pre -arranged appointments. No cold calling. If you've got what it takes and are motivated to earn above average income, you will find yourself fast tracked to management. Call Michael s � 9-sss8 135 Skilled Help 135 skilled Help L1J7A4 EXPERIENCED mcnen sales • rep warted to set up dealers NEEDED FOR HEATING across C work con*. Hasan . ba+uses. ca more CO. IN AJAX ntorrratan, cau Dense at 905- ()bust have res. 436.3304 (030194) i coin bale! a rier►ef ALOETTE Coarrenxs. no own (030194) -n ?1ckenrg. :uif lime earnings CALL 619`6991 in pan time hours. No delivery, AFTER I PJIL no inventory. free training. ganized individual 10 handle °base call 427.8021. (030964) CALL 24 -tars or more, no expenerae CLASSIFIED �eourred. we 1 tram. door to door 576-9335 sen ng :efrerson's Valet n an asset. Please forwrd wen Serves. 721-1832. (030194) 135 Skilled Help 135 skilled Help L1J7A4 EXPERIENCED GM PARTS 120 office Heir PERSON Required by dealre dealership in the Oshawa aa. SALES Seawary - f24K. Ororr- cent with word Perfect 5.1 and Must be knowledgeable in all aspects of a I-olus. good adrnnslraticn skills ane the awry to prxnntue. Car GM Parts Dept. 427.4428 M,nacs and As- soc ales or tar 427-5023. replies t^ (030194) ,Apply to Box 6156 GROWING Wheby manufacture Oshawa This Week regwrse an experienced wee or- ganized individual 10 handle P.O. Box 481 computerized accounting. reception and various office tit- 865 Farewell St., Oshawa used duties. Busreas Vissxlrt's n an asset. Please forwrd wen Ll H 71_5 salary expecfaiara to Person- ' nal Department. 1 19 Consumers Dr. si. 1NMtby Orn. ON 1C4. IF you we single or a single parent or separated or divaced Paper converting company requires with three years work experienced person. Must have good experience. you may Quality for ma(:illne St10 and trouble' financial assistance or a you are p e 9 over 45 and have recently been shooting skills. Electrical knowledge and laid on, you may quality for trait ability to work unSU wised would be ing assistance. DIP/CERT., •7 pe Lotus, Wordperfect, D -Base, cansldemd an asset. Apply In person: Word. Accpac. Bedford. Autocad. Ventura, Pagenw-. 125 COt1SUltters Dr., Whitt Harvard. Corel. Computer Programming and Systems — Phowst Cabot, Pascal and C.send 1 50 � m"cal 160 DerM Day care Phnstr tnor. OuwDurham Express Business Wanted l9ustrater. Durham BusiMsa conaRe► coag., 427-3010. 160 WCare WanWd I NEED A NAN @ rinser r.n�tesr.l.r t ya..rtwwtaswrwl F111nd1ment Of OCC11 OIL'Ll requir" Wat machita opar+tnrs Ear up p 190.000 n 3lai p8tl The ideal tartdidwas will haw a (� 426-0151 nloflrte Gshinp labs t. Also Health, Sar�r & Environment s«�t cmw% 01 "`7 bm*gmund n i>�1C • EARN S576ftasek from home ) A 30 -hour course for R.N.'s, R.N.A.'s and extrusion rr blow molding. A mailing letters, assembling mrd►rtical background would produOs. Canadian oorfprn0 FOR 11111aEpIATE others interested in Occupational Health be an asset. Also required, par- 24 hr. liabilities, (4 16) 6'1.1-4791 ret RESPOM CALL & Safety will behold in OSHAWA on sat m run sit brush part booth. 878K (022594) 1-3046461513 Ext K100 NANNY -Ajax area, kva n. Saturdays. April 16, 23, 30, & May 7, 14, Will SW be r°d Ib WAITERS, waittreases and Mon -Fri, references. Non 1994. For More into: various warehouse duties' For cooks required for de berry nn, smoker for two school age appointment. call Dave. 666- 967 Weetney Rd. S. Call 426- l2004M WEEKLY ci � � Cal 869-WU between 1836.Phone (905) 822-9668, or write: 1- () 6790. (030404) 1e pion (022594) AMERICAN company requites DRIVERS i dispatchers wanted horre. Ea;yl No SeNrIQ PICKER NG - loving daycare Cowan & Associates Inc. Canadian homeworkers. No for busy lead corrpany in Ajax. � e�c ed 6 3 fulldays per 2404 - 5th Line West, selling. For information and No experience necessary. Also You're F gin. 420. Mississauga, Ont. application, sand S.A.S.E. to Class 'A' mactwnic required. gLwardeed I sits. (022797 CARIBEEAM Nanny preNrred to book after 4 children, Aja area Swimmer a must. Driver preferred. but rat rHme" rye Uve in er out. EUROPEAN nam.. ny preferred to look after. 3 children in Whitby. Live n. PART TIME nanny needed e look after two children in Blackwater. Driver preferred, ran" Feb. 24. Call Mother a Chid Employment Agency. 432- 7073.(030194) 165 cam Aa able T.L.C. daycare given by ex- p erianced mother of two. cion smoker. CPR. no pets. lunches, snacks. fenced yard. dose to schools. parks. Harwood" 82. References. 427-1434. (022794) QUALITY daycare n my hong, Homeworkers Connection, Cal 427-7770. (030194) NOeXper nC@ RELIABLE person wanted to energetic non smoking mope. L5K 1 1 EXPERIENCED decal aass- Oshawa Gnus, Box 30561 � 1 �,� ler two ch lar very clean, lots of experience. Oshawa, OM. L 1 J BLB. (022594) 110 General Het General Het STORE Manager. 'ads °wear, Help, 110 p Dias available. ladies wear. Pickering Town Centre. 905- REO)UIRED - experience TELEMARKETERS needed 4245433 or fax 905-771-6986. gilatne/cuaer operae with a weak oft ler local dearfitng RESUMES now being excepted $04 backW-W n precision company. Must be reliable, out- - experienced banenders and culling. Apply n person only at going people. Students experienced fns dining waiters! 125 Consumers Dr., Whitby, welcome. Hourly plus. bonus. waitress' need only apply at Ont. (030394) ' 4004M. io22W4) 1000 Blow SL E. (�)' ' 1 1 -Tile care ny a en en my tants required fa maternety nutritious lunches. snacks. >r Ext. 100.24 hs Ajax home. Church/Hwy 82. !ewer part time and Nub lima, Spruoehh )ides Pickering. Mon•FrL To sten March 15. Non send resume to: Dr. R. Walton. Caw Effie. cehill 62. (0 EARN fit at home. We pay smoker, references. Car an 1360 Kingston Rd. Suite 012. 2794) directly to assemble our x".619.1834.(022794) Pickering. Ont. L1V 384. EXPERIENCED and respon- Products. year round. Send $eer RELIABLE babysitter re tuirod (030494) sible daycare available. Low addressed ste ped envebps to n our hone for Iwo children, MODERN endodontic ollce n rates with tax receipt. Fenced Leisure Time, MFG, 16715.12 ages 4 and 7. Full time position. Picturing looking for dental yard with swing set, toys/ Yong` St., Ste. 322, Ravenscrolt and Delaney, re, planet ler nelernity leave. activities, references, non Newmarket, Ont. OX 1X4. references please. Call 666- Call Laurie Ann, 631-4564. smoker. HarmorxyrRossland. 1022)94) r 4575, 7 pjn-10 pm (000494) 0104) 57&0697. (022584) -...ars••!/!/111.•..rtr////ss�.•�4sJ�It'iI/�Ii144441.IWJ�i1IR111{ti.4e1.ay14i44.b1,I,R.r� Y�•.:i��sfsYY•:• ....t .... .. .... ! . � I / I • • I �a-w r'Lri r iitilli Q-+t^�•�f•.F �� 4-A•+e+#. .Ms.-•. iM• a w�,_r,,wi�. PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1994 DayCare 165 AvaNable Ardcks 220 230 Gara elYard G e/Yard 250 g 250 Trucks For 31 For Sale Wanted Sales �,� DAYCARE available in my CARPETS - lots of earpst, 100% orate nor• �. 4725-(030394) tact. 427.6932. (022794) home in Robabank S. area. Mother of 3 with large imxwout play areal References availabb. nCONTENTS �. new staff telesis• on land. aisle carpel. 3 rooms, Clip a Saw Wanted Dining Table, Lawn Mower, Barbeq(Ies, Horse Saddle, Cell 509, 1301' (022594) 1349. Price includes carpet,Appliances rem , u m p pad, expert �ian� working or not; 'fridge, stove, washer, d Weight Equipment, Brass and much more. DAYCARE available in my installation, fast delivery, tree r. Wanted SAT., FEB. 26, 1994, 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. home for children one year and over. Rouge Valley area. Close estimates (30 yards). Norman. 686-2314. (030394) PlcJk up truck 1980 or newer. ' 787 Edgewood Rd., Whites Rd. N. of Hwy. N2 to St. Monica and E.B. Phinn Schools. Call 509-1957. DECK -pressure treated 23 Ropains to appliances, reasonable. j A Automobiles /60 A� & CSS 300 () long x 10 h. wide, handrails wth trellis insert, one 27- 46690wax � For Sale EXPERIENCED reliable daycare crafts playroom year old, tenants moving, must dismantle, great condition Asking $700 �jl,' CERAMIC Factory - quality LEASE to own vehicles, 1980 - b' d fenced yard, hot lunches. o.b.o. Call 839.5567. (030194) references available upon OAK44NE FURNITURE - Why request. Westney Rd. area. One pay retail prices? One of year and over. Call 686-8719. Ontario's oldest and largest DAYCARE available in my manufacturers is now selling home, Ajax, Harwood/401. direct to the public. Eg. 5' oak Nutritious lunches, snacks table with c/w ext. and 4 provided. Foster parent certified. Windsor chairs, $799 - 8' oak 686-7939 (022794) double pedestal clw ext and 6 chairs. $1429. Cannonball beds• caramc squo. rea y to palm. 1985, $345 down, no interest, no 1333 Boundary Rd. 83. Oshawa. credit checks, 6B6-7428 or 686- 905-725-6709. Saturdays, 10.3 3775. (TF) only. (Formerly of B & L). Automobiles 290 Pets -Supplies- 305 Wanted Boarding Name TRAINING for u and d TOP price for good used cars or Yo your dog. trucks. Free scrap pick-up, un - Learn The Motivaltional Method derground towing. Call 24 hrs. in our new training facilities. For Mr. Bill, 905-683.7375. (TF) more information, please con - 205 Firewood $299 Over 20 stain choices - all solid, no veneers - TraditionalqWWWWWW - tact one of our friendly staff at -Classic Touch' Obedience Trucks For 31 situated nes Wilson Rd, and :)Co. bath, eat -in kitchen. Woodworking, 905.985-8774. 401. Oshawa $650 plus hydro. Separate entrance. Parking, non Training. (905) 619.0864. (TF) Sale FIREWOOD - excellent qualtyWORTH 4725-(030394) tact. 427.6932. (022794) REPEATING 10 year old female cat free to 1986 Ford Bronco II. Eddie hardwood, seasoned, very dry, tip! honest measurement. Or- FABRIC verticals with Valence. 72W 84%, We We require you qualty good home. Family pet. can't Bauer Edition, 2.9L, green and LIVERPOOL,BAYLY - two x $69. 84- x 84' only dorvrig to ax row keep due to allergies. Spayed. mooca, auto, air. ps.. pb.. pw., der now for next season. FREE DELIVERY Call 1-905-753- $89. Other sizes available. Callupsnle retail store nbiuy � shots up to dale. declawed. p.dl., air seats. sunroof, . 428.0937. (030194) north Wil plaza.Cap us� Comes with litter pan, travel immaculate. Must be seen. 2246. (TF) WASHER, almond 6 cycle. qr asap at 579.9912 RECYCLINGPAYSQ ase and one month soppy d Certified. $6300 o.b.o. 576 - FREE Firewood, skids and i3r� Heavy duty dryer, $150 3161 or 7239340. (030294) litter and food. Call 420-6685. 6024-(022594) pallets. delivery available CaA apartment size stove. $250. parking included. $600 per central air, $650 inclusive. (022794) 1985 Chew half ton pick u pl P. evenings only 430.9013. (TFN) Go Gold fridge. stove and magician. Call Ernie, 668-4932. 9 SHETLAND sheep dog puppy $2000 uncertified. 571-5535. 21 0 Flea Market dishwasher. $350. Can deliver, wavant avaable 432.7565 ARTICLES Wanted: Trade Show display booth. Must be n for sale. CKC registered, vet checked. 905.436-0876. 17111 FORD S TON with 20 h. box, driven. $2,000ofbest C3C39s) excellent condition and easy transportable. Call Bruce at 579- TWO -n nature ponies for sale. offer. Good condition579-0135. THE 1/i o• c s ;laps! -0001 CARPET - I have several 1000 4400 or 798-7672. (030394) ixowrr+ gelding, matched pan, as Vans, 4 Whee Yard Sale Sunday deb. 27. Hwy n yarns of new Stamaster and 100% WANTED - ofd cameras, docks, king $500 each Call 905-786 3L20 pnVee< a7 and Hwy $28 (Old Cashway nylon carpet. ill carpet toys. Jewellery, wrist and pocket 2532 evenings only. (030194) Builoing). Peterborough, Ont, Time: 9 am. -3:30 Over 50 our living room and hall for $349. Price includes carp, pad and et wataches, China and turrrture. ALASKIAN Malamute Husky, 1968 Ford Awostar air Con , P.m. tab*s. Don't miss this salol Installation. -30 yards'. Steve. We buy most good used items. No appliances. 432-1678. $1SC to good horns One year loaded. 110.000 km., mint (012794) (416' 287-5072. (TF) (031794) old, black, white paws mark. One blue eye. one brown. fixed. condition. $10.000 o.b.o. W 987-4566. (030194) WASHER'DRYER $475. Excel- JUKI 1 single stitch ndustnal OLD anc antique fumiture,any- all shots. pe!nel r icrochlp, crate 1965 Dodge, asking $'300 as Is . bent condton. G E. heavy (Jury. we ser -g machine and 5 threads thing old. tools, china, silver, trained, cw crate, good house o.b o. '21-1735 leave message. several large house plants un- Serger Induslral Machine. One advertising, sporting, toys. dog. good w4uds. he's a good --- der $25. each. 427-7374. year old. excellent condition. decoys. dolls. mi k bottles. Col- ". Owner do^1 have enough (036294; 728-6385. (030394) lect,or•s or estates. 655-WA9 time to be fair to him 905834' 355 Motorcycles VENDORS warted for new, in- TRADE your new and used mer. Brook;r '032294) 3444 (022594) door,outdoor 'lea market in ChanGse or skills for other ATARI Computer 104CSf or TEAM Obedience. next classes 1966 mar -aha Radar 600. •eC. Bowpnanv,le. (25.000 cq.n.), products and services Every. S-I,ar ^ wonung order Call gx=y and novice) starts Mar. 8 S'OOC as is o.b.o. Call 905-885- daAyir-%on:n1y1y9afIy rentals. Ex- thong and anything. its fast and Cliff at 7234454 (0225941 a 12. Evening and Saturday 4735, ask for Greg. (031094) collent location, parking, rates. easy. Call free or charge. WANTED -Leat aril 84,6 classes avaiabte. Small Bassets A aMnents p 623-4622. (030194i Oshawa 4343648 or 1-800- '030394) 'a' Tickets at face value. Cad Bruce guaranteed. Call 430-0025 400 For Rent �/1 A.'bcles 56'-364E at 5794400. an 207 (TF) mar FREE to good hoe. 8 yeold 220 For Sale Dryers. Cridges Stoves - new, anc reconCrtoned WANTED fridges. stoves, neutered maie, Whippet (smaller than greyhound) Our youngest IMMACULATE o -e bacroorn AJAX =ale^�, Apo, ancas �c reconditioned $'sr and up fpr cup washer, dryers. We sell recon- Pleasebase-en, Car nae W NE Oshawa, romonao,e over recused. iu,iy waaners- $175 and up for recon- for cr, oned appliances Budget App,ances. 562 S,mcos St. S. Carolina. 126-, 764 (022794) 26-7764allergies02279 separate entrance. 4 pGe. ba-,!-. carpeted. laundry. suitable for guaranteed. Reconditioned d4iorled $115 and uP for dyers reconditioned fr,dges and panacea hall 24 his. 721.2425. PAUIDEN J,DG OBEDIENCE - one, hrst'asi. y475 indus+ve. appliances. Cons make us a deal. 42.-6784. 467 Westney stoves. Also coin operated pets -Supplies- Veterrary approved classes. AS evert Cap 435.0448. (030194) Rd, S A (TF) washor and dryers. 290 Boarding C' Ooodence Offered alas evenungs-weekends. Ex- AJAX - WoUn 401. ar" two a YORK 2001 Workout Gym wan S1ePnenson's Furniture and Appliances. 227 Court St., _ structs R.A.F. Dog �,� with i and living room, or sliding door Pec Dec and Shape mate. S20C Oshawa. 5767448. (030494) FOR sane !cy Dooc e c pones TelepPolicehone anng School. Telephone. entrance.private b entrance, private backyard. complete. Rowing machine, Prince Racket Stringing PIANO - moving sale. and sh,-tzu. First shots. dewormed. Phone Sandy. 728- 668-9425.(030194) or 432- $650 03941, Automobiles M Machme.$2000861WSahr6 ChIckermg, must sell, was 3297.(030394) (03thly. Pm tow' 94, $1200, now $800. Please Cal _ --- 136HAWA Obetlrnce Alsoca- _fS von For Sale TWO.ONE bedroom PIANOS GRANDFATHER Alan A19.9500. 24 M - �«- ton - tun• motivalonal mg I ain- /9W Buck fullloaded mal' y aoar!monis, vary large and COCKS - Spec" on seieaeo DEACONS bra. Ilat-Nal Classes n soon. P r`9 begin 41P1 excellent coronion. Cortttisd. c eon, hrsUlast required. Downtown Whitby.$550 plus 79W models Par". rent to shol"as shoxv- g units me" and adIvarced ctasass with in- $6000. Call for more n ydro. Trani Sl.. Wn,tby. 5630 ow, atpr size. upright, grana. b coop Sita wood Pqe -579-C'35 drvtdual Attention. small classes information. 683.1658. M225W) inclusive Phone Frank. 668 - digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - (free ornery and set up). Teiep iarid wave ica&sage guaranteed. Cala Bev to pre- register. 4350868 (030e94) 19" Buick Century. pis.. Pb.. 0370 or '231760. (OW 194) Piano Works. 4331491. (TF) Artides DOG TRAINING CLASSES - low . amrtm radio, air con.. many new tarts. Good condition, tors TWO bedroom nide clean apan- DOUBLE bed set. $500. Couch. 230 Wanted i and startbtg T March. daseog ahaweL Tramrl dog n ore is well, Asking $1500 as is o.b.o. Cal 6863079 ^lents for rent. $650 monthly. central Oshawa. One bedroom, brow- Tones. $125. Wooden cof- ows Ya+r 10 week course. For the Pet pave msseage. $550. Two bedrooms, f650. lee ane iwc end tables, 175. Brass plated !icor lamp, 140. p WANTED- phones from the Ad- owner and oDed,enc• ter4 Micra, 5 speed body. 87 Great service and location. R,con 35 trim Camera. $50. Cad vantage Dhore system m1Ddel a enthusiasts. 3 S y • a /i autocratic eng,rle. rieiw Clutch. h, CIO"t0 all amenR*s. Bus route. 428-3556 (0227941 CK 111. Please W 5794400 experience. Barb Scott, 576 good twos. $1400 or sell for available immediately. Call ask fix Lil. (TF) 5635. (031794) Pte. Call 579.7690. (022594) John, 5762882. (031094) 400 Aparbnrit>!nb tments 400 'fit s For Ret 400 AparFor Rent FAIR RENT GREAT APARTMENT TERRIFIC LANDLORD Oversized 3 bdrm. sprtments. In suite washerldryer, air conditioning, free parking. Near Pickering Town Centre. From $729. Call 831-3667 YABBA DABBA D001 Apt. suitable for 2 Great Oshawa & Whitby views. What have you got to lose? Cap now to choose and beat those apt. hunting blues. 432-0011 2 & 3 bdrm. apts. available. Church St. & Hwy. #2. (416) 444-7391 ROBIN JOP-'' AVAI L ONE HEAV ONE SOUL ONE WAN DEDICATED,00WArrED i DEEPLY IN LOPE W M YOU OPEN YOUR WM i COME HM I Love you, E. LARGE, bright, two ievoi. two bedroom basement apartment near Oshawa Centre, available immediately. $695 monthly, utilities and laundry facilities included! . 666-9463 evenings. AVAILABLE immediately Whitby - two bedroom apartment, close !O schools, tridge. stove. $596.89, hydro extra. FrsVLW required. Call 666-5535. (022894) WHITBY - one bedroom apart- eni n 6 Flex. private entrance, available immediately. $513 monthly. utilities Included. Frstl THE BREAKERS CONDOMINIUM AM • Superior 2-bdrm. suites • Lake views still available • Balconies Luxury suites • 5 appliances the lake • En suite laundry • 2 baths (incl. master on suite) • Individual an suite heating/air conditioning units • Underground perking • On-site security • On-site maintenance • Parking included :1,005 to $1,320 Call between 9 am. - 6 p.m. WAM 427-0363 PICKERING 1480 Pickering Parkway Spacious 3 -Bedroom Apartments - Four Appliances - Close To Go Transit/ Pickering Town Centre/ Hwy. 401 /Rec Centre - Immediate Occupancy From $769 Per Month Call 420-6305/635-2919 For Appointment, Or Visit Rental Office At: 1480 Pickering Parkway #110 33 & 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. From S743 -S833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a. m. - 4:30 p.m. 1851. 9C5-9836106 (030394) TWO bedroom apartment in AJAX south - furnished one AVAILABLE March t. Pommy c uvwx. laundry. parking, yard. becroom basement apartment, 3 one bedroom basement apart- situated nes Wilson Rd, and :)Co. bath, eat -in kitchen. rent with separate entrance. 401. Oshawa $650 plus hydro. Separate entrance. Parking, non $550 inclusive. Includes parkng Available imm,ed,ately. 728- smokers. $525 inclusive. FraV and cable. its of large backyard 4725-(030394) tact. 427.6932. (022794) on quiet court. No pets. Close to SEMa/JIlxlEtk7iiAMI Mo �t 42&2145 all amenities. On bus route. CLEAN two bedroom apartment BASEMENT apartment for rem. Phone 436-9598. (022594) in back halt OI house, plenty of two bedrooms, no pets, non - storage with possible 3rd smoker, private entrance. $675 LIVERPOOL,BAYLY - two bedroom a basement. Hookups monthly Includes utilities, fvsu bedroom basement apartment. for washer and dryer includes ast required. References. 834 - large eat -In ktchen, separate stove. Iridge and parking, 2255. (03(094) entrance, parking, close t0 Go references reugired. Call Mike. AJAX � Oxford Towers, quid tram. Pi,]kenng Town COMM. 404-9928. (030194:, budding iwswrnmvng pool. close $700 inclusive. F,rsutast. Avail- able March t. 837-0016. PICKERING - one bedroom, to Shopping. 401 and Go. Two or - move big or mall, we 9 Price Irving room, kitchenette. 4 pros. three bedroom apartment. WHITBY - tonight one bedroom, bath, private entrance. close to Imedale. March t or April 1. Cad 2nd floor, private entrance, now as amenities. Available Mud+ 6838571 Or 6838421 cel 8 P.M. Go, includes utibl es, $550 per 15. F,rsulast required. $549 Jr) month. Available April 1. 66& inclusive. 420-2078. (030194) NORTHEAST Oshawa - one 3161 or 7239340. (030294) WHTBY - two bedroom apart- bedroom apartment, w,o to WHTBY - large two bedroom in ment Wove store, stove. ,nips. basomern, forked yard. deck trpbx, laundry facilties, $735 parking included. $600 per central air, $650 inclusive. no pets. First/last. 436-0253. month. No pHs. Call 668-2248. Negotiable- 7237479. (000194) HOME 0BUSINESS <.� f�,'�s��33s -SERVICES - 79&7672 r "a Pdwpblle wase wf 61164M LUSTRATION, cartooning, aphic design, advertising. usiness or personal. sasonable rates. Also lessons mailable. Randy Timms. (905) OFFICE Services including Word Processing, resurret, respons and book keeping. Pickup and delivery avasable. Cal 905-4332076. (030394) Flooring, CARPET and vinyl flowing tetaiwmxts, repels very reasonable. Rnbvtces from $35. Installalion from $2.50 sq yd. Pleas cal 579-013L Handyman HANDYMAN - all kinds of cleaning, snow blowing and lboving jobs. Pick up and ddvery. Cal Larry at 41356-B7ee. Driving Schools H Home Ung ements Improvements Housecleaning S & B Driving Scholl 10 lessons $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-up & drop oN 287-3060 7 days mk Handyman CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 686.1913 Sstoraoee MATURE, reliable lady will DRYWALL, taping, boarding. COMPLETE plumbing and satisfaction. DUt*s include blean kitchens and bath, studs and T -bar closings, sprat renovations. Emergency ham• Move insidNqut. floors vacuum, dust, do laundry and sewing. Also do errands and stucco, plaster ropairs. For service, bathroom and kitchen washed. Ito mop used and many provide transportation to and professional sanios at oorrpati- remodelling. All work licensed, ��e�x�R �a7txprkrw&� w1,7PU1ISi liltlleF/Nlloli from appointments. Reasonable. 433-2054. two prices, call Bill all 432-8409. guaranteed and insured. SEMa/JIlxlEtk7iiAMI Mo �t 42&2145 oUAUTY house cleaning - Privately bl• e. �°ex a years ex eri experience, excellent (TF) Reasonable rates. Can John,per, references, guaranteed DRYWALL, taping, boarding. COMPLETE plumbing and satisfaction. DUt*s include t•�A��asr��r/J studs and T -bar closings, sprat renovations. Emergency ham• Move insidNqut. floors AJAX Moving Systems - full stucco, plaster ropairs. For service, bathroom and kitchen washed. Ito mop used and many services, moves, appliance and professional sanios at oorrpati- remodelling. All work licensed, more. Very reasonable raise. Piano specialists, flat rate or two prices, call Bill all 432-8409. guaranteed and insured. Cad 571-3864- (030394) hourly. We now have heated (TF) Reasonable rates. Can John,per, swage units. Now offering free 430 2754. (030894) SABER Contracting - all ` o' al ServiceS boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and tap. carpentry, additions, CARPENTRY, drywall, in-law Cal for inforrtatipn. 427-0005. r e n o v a t ions. kitchens. apartments and general home MAGICIAN, clown friends, ready (TF) bathrooms. horns maknensroe repairs. Low winter rates. Please to entertain for any age, any MARRY -O -THE -MOVERS emergency service, furniture call 420-8105. (030194) occasion. Birthdays, - move big or mall, we 9 Price rellni6hing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years EUROPEAN the specalst will promotions, openings, furdfasers. Magic shows are them all Free estimates, seniors experience. 686-2915. (TFEFG) renovate your bathroom or lural Lemke help. 839.7057 or discount, short notice moves, kdden ways as wed as floor, 728-8334. (TF) pianos moved. Comparable tiles. 20 years experience. Good Handyman references and satisfaction RABBIT wants work doing rates' Call 432.2850' (TF) MEN magic for children's part*& and with large truck will do guaranteed. For free swimnates, all occasions, have my own Household mioves. residential, D. Dykstra, 7251913. (TF) S.C.G. Construction Ltd. magician. Call Ernie, 668-4932. 9 commercial. All quality exterior and interior QUALITY work by father and . Advertise � ur Call Carol w Jane. 40285566. renovations. repairs, additions, son team. Well experienced, WHALSKI Moving- housM, deaprvbuia bars and pbirets. hard working. Renovations, apartments, offices, All workmanship guaranteed addilions. decks. elk Call us fou • . Licensed, Insured F" And insured. Contac Gary 839- a free estimate, 571-1263 Bit or estirnales, low rates. Call 728- 0964. ITFI Rod. ONawn. (TF) 1620. (037294) Plumbing Jourtisynwt Plumber No job too smog - Faulds, showers, basement watlwootns, wet bars, tent:. Any rwrovati in or addtim Daytime: 427-4209, HoNI.: 427.8009. Ask for Tom Complete plumbing installations, additions, renovations, repairs, kitchens, baths, faucets, whirlpools, gas fireplaces. 25 yrs experience All work ouarameed. Painting, Decorating LONG Lasting Renovations - Panting, wallpaperng. stucco and general repairs. Top quality work at reasonable rates. 20% discount for seniors. Phone Chuck, 404-9669. (0315%) PROFESSIONAL Painting & Wallpap wing. No job too small, call anytime. 430.2595. (TF) Snow Removal & BACK HOE SERVICES. SNOWED IN? LET US DIG YOU OUT FAX , YOUR AX 57!}2238 400 A R" 400For Rent lo ; 410 '6 450 ,► OSHAWA - ikon tllyroker, one TM0 bedroom apartman Rm ment for DICKERING •bri ht Maple AJAX - tj475. bedroom' andM clean, fridge,ent, Clot. Whitby. 1700 monthly, Ridge executive, 3 bedroom ro &hers fur � stow. 3 Poe. bath. all utilities. Close to Go station. call 688- Monte, 3 1/2 baths, 6 appliancee. able l required. March 1. 5380 Separate entrance and parking 1637 or 436 6624. (030194) central aiWac, Inishad roc room momNy. 683 8092. WESTSHORE/OKLAHOMA and spa' near schools and (030291) Available 5 immediately. Suit amenities. May 1. 51300 834 PICKERING . Brokk/H female. 571-0108. (030194) s11/ one bedroom wy 82, ATHOL Green apartment, private entrance 4644. (030394) 3+1 bedroom townhouse, 5 Co -0p, 250 Dun- cable, ca., cv., parkin WHTBY •three bedroom house appliances. private yard, parking lop St. E.io Whitby s holding an 1ieplace, shared last respon tbltr 9 plus garage of workah a chars with two information night on Thursday inckes)ve. Prefer singlery Sing martial cont. adults. $425 inclusive. Available March 3, 1994 at 7:30 p.m. Units female. 839.6941. (030194) No outdoor maimenano 5885 T fey F�iG only. Call coming available. Everyone monthly plus hsaVhyd e. 88 �' 683-6865. (030394) welcome. (030394) AJAX South -one bedroom self 4321 or 656-4623 or 269.5449. MKERING 401AVhdm Rd. S. OSHAWA - 1 6 2 bedroom contained basement apartment. (030194) New three bedroom, three apartments available at goo 6 separate entrance, utilities bathroom home by included. Prefer non smoker. PRIME Pickering, pool, 1600 conservation 868 Glen St. Utilities included. area. 4 appliances, parking, First/last required. Call 728- $525 monthly. 683-4015. sq.tt., 3 bedrooms, sena, central share all facilities. Non smoker, 4993. (030394) PICKERING Village. bri ht two air' Pub style bar, $1100 per $375 monthly, 839.7540. bedroom second floor d house, rtonth Wu, utilities. Firs 1. (022594) PICKERING - 401/Whiles Rd. Call 905.697-1551. (030294) large yard, separate entrance, Large two bedroom basemerlt DICKERING - WhtusN401 area, apartment. New, full bath, 4 $725 monthly firstirlast. Available 3 bedroom semi for rent, dose huge masterbedroom with 4 appliances. no srrKkilg/p@is. April 1. 683-4262. (030394) to 401. two baths, bright and pce. ensute, wakin closet. 6 $725 + utilities. FisVlast. Also WHITBY - Regency Place spacpus, room smoker, no mss' appliances, PooUdedk. Female one bedroom to share, $380. Apartments - one and two $9001anay nces included. 4321077 preferred. 1450 inclusive. 839 420-3628. (030194) bedroom apartments available anytime. (030394) 0092. (030194) AVAILABLE immediately in in senior complex. Mar. and Apr. LAKEFRONT in Oshawa to Oshawa - 639 Cubert St., two Park like setting, appliances, all PICKERING . Executive 3 share clean quiet house with bedroom. $675 monthly, one "tlittes included. Call 430.7397. bedroom bungalow, 2 baths, responsible person. $400 bedroom, $575 monthly, fist/ PICKERING _- approx. 1400 sq.h.. shows 'A- inclusive. Laundry facilities. Call last required. Close to bus, - private two 10- only $1075 monthly. Avail- 435-2489 or collect 416-255- lastrhopping.No bedroom apartment (flat), upper able immediately. Phone 420- 0086. (030194) 0134. Tpets. Call 430- level of bungalow. Fridge/stove, 1277. (022594) ( ) utilities. Available imrtted sten AJAX - responsible female, non ew BLOOR/SIMCOE - large two 839-8520. (030294) y' NO down payment? Good smoker to share clean bedroom in 46 unit buildin credit? Good Flo? You can buy decorated house reduced n ren ONE 9• bedroom apartment, newly fon the price of rem, while prices for bale Iain Price negotiable storage, laundry, parking, well decorated, near Glazier Medical and rates are down. Call DougSingle 9 managed. Close to storewbus. Centre. No pets, $535 per or Brent. Communis Fina 9 Parent welcome. Call from $675 inclusive. too direct to month. Detached garage for 668.6805. (TF) y 686 3130- (030394) 123 Bloor St. W. or call colieq storage, $90 monthly. Cal 263• -__ __ STUNNING, 2700 sq. -ft. home in 416-223-5419. (TF) 8595. (030294) 420 Townhouses north /lax 4 bedrooms 2 1,2 SOUTH Ajax - new two bedrOOm WESTNEY/HWY 92 . G baths, family room fireplace, basement apartment. backs to bedroom large one For Rent deck. garage. Coidwee Banker, Dom basement apartrrrerit, C park, close to all amenities, Seperale entrance. parking, central air/vac. 4 PCs. bath, utilities included NO pets. $650 laundry, storage. Available April monthly. Fwst/last. Available 1. $700 Inclusive. Call 427. March 1. Call 686-3750. 7409 (022794) PICKERING Live PICKERING, Rougemount Dr., rPOOU13ayly, large one bedroom basement Large professrOnaly finished two apartment, very private. bedroom basement apartment, separate entrance, 4 pce. bath, separate entrance, laundry appliances, carpeted, cable, facilities, non smokers. no pets. utilities, parking included. $600. Must see. $700 +. 420-8006 or Flrstilast. April 1. Surt single 420-3642. (030394) working person. NOn smoker AVAILABLE Immediately . preferred. 905.509-1876 dean two bedroom apartment. (022794) close 10 south GM. $600 AVAILABLE April 1. 580 Digby monthly, utilities included. 987- Ave.. (Wiison,Adetaide) residen- 3043 or 579-0706. (030194) tall area 1000 sq.h., dean quiet WHITBY - bright clean two two bedroom. Laundry, parking, bedroom basement apartment storage security $695 + Cas with walkout, separate entrance 728-4909 before 3 p.m. and parking. $625 inclusive. WHITBY brght One bedroom FlrsVlast. Available wrsnedalely. baser„enf apartment in Triplex. Cas 404-0159. (030194) new carpet. new paint. ceramic DOWNTOWN Oshwa, Faith fifes in kitchen. laundry facilities, Place Seniors 60 ., one parking. $550 frsVtast. Avail - bedroom. $585, Two bedroom. able March 1 Or imrnedately. $710. Cable, S15. Cat 576-8619 436-0253. (030194) for interview. (030394) __ AJAX one bedroom basment e AJAX basement bachelor apartment Separate entrance, apartment, walk to Go and unities inckdod Cable, air. use buses. cable included- Parking, d POOL. $600 per month. Avail - no pets/smoking. Available able March 1. 683.8452. March 1. $475 mouthy, leave NEWLY ronovated inree message. 427.3138. (030394) bedroom two bathroom, on AVAILABLE March t - spacious Quist street, near Adelaide/ anada Trust, Sandra Noble. 427-2436 or 499-4599. (030394) SHARE house with teacher, Civic/OC, parking, cable. laundry, utilill included. March 1. $350. 579-8.528. (030194) 455 Condos For Rent MEN CONDOMINIUM fo..ease. Downton Toronto. St Lawrence Marke' area. Two bedroom, Pius solanum, ovw 1000 sq.tt. Available Jan. 31/94. Refer@r'Om. $12001rrionth ly in- cludes utilities. 839-50%. (TF) 460 office III Retail OFFICE Space a+a able in Consley populated resoonaai area of south Oshawa. Ideal for professional service business. real setae, insurance. W. Two. 1300 sq.h. units a one - 2600 sq h. unit, 12 othco; already in Piave. For more nfomtaton, cat 6231172. (031194) 470 Cottages For Rent KAWARTHA'S/LAKE Seymour - Woodland Estates housekeep- ing cottages. 3 + pce. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1994 -PAGE 17 500 FoHr Savile 500 For Sf � 500 For Sale 650 A _1 DUTCH CLEAN - MOVE RIGHT IN! ASKING $209,000 Open concept home. 3 + 2 bedrooms, en suite plus 1 4 -pc. and 1 2 -pc - Kitchen, living room, dining room, main floor family room with fireplace. 2,200 sq. ft. living Space with unspoiled basement. Walkout to large deck and inground pool. New high efficiency gas furnace. Central air & vac., double att. garage with auto door opener. Great area, dose to schools, shopping, bus routes. Call Kirk or Hope at 432-1863. OPEN HOUSE Feb. 27 and Mar. Pyloris, ar-ie parking, laundry facilities, 436.9900. (030194) bedrooms, 4 appliances, 6. 1-4 p m 1640 Nichol Ave., 51 0 Townhouses Whitby. $149.900. Executive For Sale Townhome. 3 bedrooms, more. Ab pets. Soak early to, familyroom with fireplace, finished + basement, central air, apartment. apartment. separate entrance, $700. Call 430-0134. (TF) separate entrance close to Go, laundry, cable, student PICKERING - large clean three bus. washer. dryer. ac.. parking. Wellcome. Available now. 839- loaded with extras. 579.7366. (030394) 'FINALLY! NEWER two storey detached Town horn e5/ser, with in-law suite. 3+1 bedroom,. detached iX0)eGt, at 2 t2 baths, two kitchens. man re historical Arnold floor laundry, dishwasher, beautifully finished basement Es'ate site In A)ax, are now Oshawa Centre. $140,o00. -low ready to be 571-4706. (022594) released. TWO bedroom (converted from For information call - 3 bedrooms) brick bungalow, 427-0390 quiet area north of Oshawa • Hospital. Country decor. large front apartmentas facilities.entrance, $750. 686-4718, home. $350 monthly. Call deck, finished rec room, nicely separate entrance, abstainers. PICKERING - large two Audrey, 6850744. (030294) tandsacped, hardwood floors. 535 Lots For $117,000. 434-2332. ('F) Sale OSHAWA oungalow, great area, available March 1. $750 monthly laundry and kitchen fadlties two bedrooms . sunroom. BEAUTIFUL - !c 2 acre Professionally !-shed rec waterrronr lots in Port Perry 'Dom. $129.000. No agents stanln� at $155.000. Heady to please. Call 905.571.6342. (030194) bu4o- Fw nformtaton, tall 427- 03W or 428-2215. (030394) $129.500 - wak t0 downtown $3500 !;,j'� price. wooded cartp- Whitby. Brick burgaow, recent '01. 3,4 hr, east of Oshawa. windows and gas furnace. Legal Sand beach, trout fishing, next apartment. two hydro mxeters. to 10.000 acres county forest. Quick possession. Call Lit lan Year round road_ Fred, 416.431. North. ReMax Summit, 668- 1555 (032494) 38W(o3sha Camper EAS EAST Oshawa . garage. Detached two storey. garage. S 570 Trailers Sites bedrooms. 3 baths. 2 wak outs- ingrourd pool. in-law apartment, LIFETIME ^re •^oe•s^ p -0 new flowing, rod. grey view. Cala 571-6685 or 987-5751 % Coast to Coast ca"" R4,OR pad $3695. Must sent 5 1- (022594 ) 800.236.0327 (030494) OPEN House . SW Reynolds three bedroom, 2 1/2 bathe, room and board in re ko Cly ar°a l vide are inter- ONE bs&OOmt, Dunlop St. W., St.. Whitby. Feb. 26 6 27, 1-4 575 Loans P.m. 2-510ney. semi-detached. 3 La. reasonable ease call iving rO°'rkM1kikduen combined in basement, 5 new applaro##• no 429-8830. (0001294) basement Of private quiet Orta bedrooms. 1 112 baits. "go- BORROW S'O.00c Sionally finished rec room, :.ay as little as $110 per month Oac. Cat PrOfemaronally Landscaped front Jerry, 666-7200 Free and back, inground pool. Price - consultations. Anubis Invest- S144.5C0 Cali 666-1611. mentsLtd. (TF) 0'9 bedroom Centra Park. 04 nest, s900 us TWO years new. Townhouse, r0n' �hlng- Pte• beach, apartment near Pe Pickering Whites Rd/401. Three stOre. playground. 90 rixnutes Oshawa iaoapta. Quiet 4 plea, utilities Frsvlast. Pease 229 Pyloris, ar-ie parking, laundry facilities, 436.9900. (030194) bedrooms, 4 appliances, NE Of Plckerng. Leave mee- sage at 705.853-1317. (041294) 6585 includes utilities. 686 -garage. leen dock. available May AVAILABLE immediately . I. 6945 + utilities. Frstter'last. WINTER Blahs? Think surrrr- (030394) 9153 Pickering, West Shore, one f*orw)co& Call 905-683.3197 and vacation. Look forward to a AVAILABLE immtediately in bedroom. Private entrance, air after 4 p.m. (030394) tufty equipped 2 or 3 (kildroom WNtby apartment building. Spa- con., suit single quiet non cottage. Includes 4 pce, balm, nous carpeted. newly panted smoker. FrsVlast. Lease. $550. 430 Rooms To gas 880. 250' sand beach and 43Rooms apartment with balcony. Close For appointment to view. (416) more. Ab pets. Soak early to, pus and shOpgng. All uolties 2669004. assin May 24 wsekend. 1-800-565- inclutlsd. No pets. One PICKERING - furnished room 29D1 (0229") bedroom WHITBY - spacious ons available in basement 5600. Two bedroom bedroom basement apartment. apartment. separate entrance, $700. Call 430-0134. (TF) separate entrance close to Go, laundry, cable, student PICKERING - large clean three bus. washer. dryer. ac.. parking. Wellcome. Available now. 839- 490 ymmi a gnm bedroom apartment two baths, available March 1, $450 plus % 4271. (022794) New Of bay, 4 appliances, $975 hydro. No smoking/pets. 430- COZY Dean tumefied room n CLEARWATER - mobiles. Inclusive. Linda (bus.) 967.3702 8817. (030194) Of after 5uiet adult horns n Pickering P.M.p.m721-1793. Clubhouse, heated pools, hot tub. tennis, 20 minutes to Blue ONE bedroom apartment for now Rouge Valley for employed Jays/Philies bassbal camps. PICKERING - spacious. modern rent, walking distance to South adult/student. Cable, parking. NHL Hockey. dog/home tracks, two bedroom SW,rem, lower, GM. 5580 all inclusive. Avail- bus. share separate kitchen, floor of house, 4 able anytime. Call 432.3112. bathrooms, firavlast. boat cruses, available from Mar. 12 Cal appliances, $340 quiet setting, $675 plus 1/2 PICKERING - executive horns, monthly' 509-2459. (TF) and on. 1.813.538.2123. (031194) utilities. 1-905-770-9750. two bedroom basement PICKERING - targe lumishned FORT Myers Beach - ontowo@K OSHAWA- available apartment, cable, central air, bedroom, share kitchen and line share. Apel 1623. Sleeps immediately, furnished base- vac, one bath, fridge, stove, own bath, laundry facilities, adult 4. fully equipped. $475 weekly front apartmentas facilities.entrance, $750. 686-4718, home. $350 monthly. Call or Ifetims ownership. $3500. separate entrance, abstainers. PICKERING - large two Audrey, 6850744. (030294) Cal 509.2473. (022594) No pets, firsVlast, wits one =basement apartment, BIROCK/PICKERING Parkway - on. $430 - Homes per, month. 723- separate entrance, 5411. (030194) parking, room to nerd n my home. we a 500 For Sale available March 1. $750 monthly laundry and kitchen fadlties AJAX . modem townhouse.3-* all inclusive. Call 686-8905. Close to stopping, bus. Call 1 bedrooms. air conditioned. 428.9929' ( ) PRIVATE Sale, a NORTH Oshawa . large two and Wage- 1 12 baths, 5975 plus three bedroom apartments PICKERING - fumished room detached two store, onnoire with finished basement, large lot, fwwVlast. References, available available, very clean and quiet with cable and use of kitchen, immediately. close to Go, 401, park and 427-8479. building, fully broadloomed, walk to Pickering Go station, Sh0 Pr'¢ $140,000. Cal 430- PICKERING - Whites/Finieh, from 5655 per month, utilities Town Centre and Generating 7633. M30394)large two bedroom basittrttert included. Call 697-2475 or 623 Station. 5350 monthly. Phone TWO plus one bedroom apartment. separate entrance. 0079. (030194) 420-4318.(02259-9) bungalow, many upgrades, laundry facilities, no pets, Avail- FREE Laundryl Our huge three PICKERING area - now GO Highland Ave. Open House, able immediately. Cal 837-19% bedroom apartments come with train and Hydro pIWL Includes Sundays, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. after 6 p.m. (022594) washers and dryers. Free park- laundry facilities. telephone. $129,900. 4338817. (030394) WHITBY . one bedroom ing and air conditioning - parking. 570 weekly. After 5, WHITEY-5109,900,detached 3 apartment. 5550 monthly. two Pickering. Cal Ehvra 831.3666. photo 839-0327. (030394) bedroom. eat -in kitchen and bedroom apartment, $625 Hotlses For 440 ROOM & monthly. Two bedrooms in 41 O doing room, large lot, garage. With 5% down, carries for $721 Oshawa. $675. First and last R Bid pal rnoMh including taxes. Cal required. Phone days 725 8911 w evenings. 6664016. 031794 LIVEAPOp p1 dettached BUSINESS women requires ( ) Ted Houghton. ReMax Summit. 668.36W. (TF) three bedroom, 2 1/2 bathe, room and board in re ko Cly ar°a l vide are inter- ONE bs&OOmt, Dunlop St. W., THREE bedroom executive sirigle SOW and canprovide same at a Whitby. Near plaza and bus. c/v., draperies. finished shed Two home, east wseMteh, La. reasonable ease call iving rO°'rkM1kikduen combined in basement, 5 new applaro##• no 429-8830. (0001294) basement Of private quiet Orta storey backs onto gr on quiet n, many extras. Private person acro person NOn condition, available condition, . Immaculate fable Shared ask sale, asking $199,000. Call 404 - smoker, no Pets. 668.6226 or immediately, 831-9751. 45 AcComm. 666.8590. (030194) 8422. (030194) COURTICE PICKERING - lar a one NEWCASTLE - large three MATURE female to $Aare etpe 9 bedroom lop home on 40 acres, - private sale - three bedroom link with attached bedroom basement two bedroom walkout basanwM Van -t. Available March. Easy access apartment with fireplace and separate entrance, garage. large 4 pce. bathroom, fireplace in large livingroom. fireplace, to Hwy #115. 51000. utlltiea. laundry facilities, parkingspa. close to 401, shopping, ' Cal Quiet area + close to park and .(030394) hiking trai, non smoker. no pets, Sunt single manure working king laundryand schools. $139,900. OPEN HOUSE Sunday Feb. 27, cable, utilities Person. $600 monthly, 831- 12-4 mainAJAfl or launoms,212baha. included. Prestigious E. 9312. (022794) main Moor laundry. lamly room, 9 p.m. 7 Parklawn Dr., 433-0736. LUXURY cute double garage. two appliances. Oshawa/Courtice location. bedroom n (030394) ex- Available Apra 1. $1100. Phone $400. 4353505. (030394) G hone. Own entrance NO joke • Sa00 down buys new near 420.0853. (030394) OSHAWA - bright room in near Go. Mal' laundry facilities 2.3 and 4 bedroom home onLl shared 4 bedroom house. Close Ai, central vac, 5600 indusive AJAX - 3 bedroom house, 4 to shopping Centre and bus Available April large detached lots, great financing available. Call for 1. 420-9187 appliances, lanced ayd, $1000 routes. Non smoker, $340 (022594) + utilities. April 1. 428.9101. monthly. Cal 5753816 anytirtr. details, 1.905.697.2702. (oM94) 580 Mortgages LINES of aedl - mortgages 1st, 2nd. 3rd. R.R.S P. loans available. Call Janet Huttmann 905) 4281232 Johnston and Cook Financial Services. ARE yap having trouble getting a mortgage" Is your bank giving You the run -a -round? Do you need a second mortgage? We can help. call today. 668.6805, Cormmunrty Financial Services. 590 Business Opportunities $975 MONTHLY FOR ESTABLISHED SALON ON LIVERPOOL RD. OPEN MON.-FRI. FLEXIBLE HRS. CALL MARY 420-6239 EARN ea,a oney has over 35 CMnolta s with extra Cages and watenines. $1500. Phone 4363360. rO225W, HELP us promrore post Secon- dary Educaton and earn extra money through a referral system. C.>ul for more details. 1- 905-472-8899. (030394) 670 Personals CARL Stedmond. Professional weight trainrlgXarate matru !or. Vigo 35. now onerng oneonone training ,n your home Or Goodbody's Fnrwna Club. 20 years exporkince. family rales avaigbue. Call Goodbooy's 831. FITT (3488) evenings. 721- 8740.(TF) COME AND SUNDAY AUCTION This Sunday, Feb. 27th, 12 noon Preview Noon At the K of C Hall, 133 Brock N., Whitby Antiques, reproductions, 9 pc. dining mom suite, bedroom suite, pine wardrobe, pine harvest table and 6 chairs, oriental d Persian carpets, prints, pictures, parlor s occasional tables, jam 8 )ely cupboards, drop leaf table, parlor chairs, pine bookcases, 3 pc. pine coffee set, dressers, chests.pine curio shelves, etre cupboarl, sideboard, china cabinet. round table 8 chair set, glassware. cast Iron, quilts, rocking chairs, planter stands, stools, washstands, desks, decays, deacons benches, potato buts. TV, entertainment pine unit, minors. lamps. Dods, pine shelves, occ. chairs, vanity. beds plus much ^lore TERMS-CASH�HEOUE (Visa-AkC 3% Prem.) Delivery available $1.00 bid cards AUCTIONS UNLIMITED 519-345.2426 670 Personals Single & unattacned? S -g es �:a%e every F•iday ^Dynasty Irr Saj roor-, 559 Roo, S• W . Oshawa Dres: code. no ea -s ant every SJnday a) the Corral 433 S mcoe S' S . Oshawa. 9 p Fo• rforma'ror 1-80C 565 4- 63 JESUS mays can the aro mac the Dano° Does your miniver wear glasses' The hieing a the hired mnmtw. Mcah 3:11. Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. Jim Canowll. 1-9C5.953-9475. ORSHIP These Churches Invite You To Attend Their Worship Services _y _ _ ____._._._ _ _ _ _- _ -- -- _.____-...__ _ _. _ _ _ -- _ - -- - it . • . PACY rtt-THF NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1994 DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FrMIMMONS WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMEN "FE OFFER FA V2Y EYECARE • Contact Lenses #'' �.rr:. +rAr. cervi.:.>:;<. -f: �+- < .w. ;>;:::;. �.u► :..��..ti.>s:a!•-•---.�.-<;:-.+.` • Binocular vision x 3s: ...:....r - .. ::.... :$ ^ ..< s:<>:<, • Perceptual Testing Advertising Feature • DSpensing of all Types Frames 9.9,9. 8 Contaa cts 04 ITT "_ :2 71 TIA 1111 to P DOWN .9 1683-1175 839-53031 Wlurham umbing and Drains 24 hr. Service 837-2198 Seniors' Discount YOLK CHILD CIW ��'� 1 MASTER COMPUMRS.V— 1 Ai R,TJREttt[35 ;"ne mna goo+.•p,. arid, 4►.. i scar. Q: Elr�a of Fvb-on - - m�wpu,ft.,3.abdLamb I"' ipw >w� n� 1 n ti1110-101 C-ftVt&4" "00e Tlfe I1�'w ta,00e�ODYa ">, : ilrow Ow CER71FE0 PERSONAL MSTAUCTOR • Machines • Karate Lifecycles •Stair Climbers • Ilk • Free weights P7 receive • Step Aerobics e • Tanning • Torw • Hairdressing 60 taris l.tiAassage • Esthetics • SFralsu PAY AS YOU GO Call 839-FITT (3488) At Fairport & N". 2, Pi&- Ryleric Crafts • Supplies • Greenware • Bisque • Firing CUSTOM ORDER FINISHED WARE 831-9151 1008 Albacore Manor Pick., Bay Ridges area. The main question on people's minds today is, are RATES going down further. or are they on the way back up'? WELL the answer is yes to both. Logically there is room for a downward swing. especially on the long terms. HOWEVER we all know that logic very seldom comes into play anymore. Rates are determined by the upward or downward swing of the Canadian dollar. profit margins (or excessive profit margins) of the lending "GODS" and whatever happen, in the U.S. Over the next few months there will be a great deal of upward and downward swing on rates. as the above factors come to and out of play. Scarborough is very- active in R.E. sates, and Pickering. Ajax and Whitby are showing strong activity. SHOULD I OR SHOt;LDti'T I? REMEMBER in 1989, when the housing market was crazy? People were buying as many houses as possible, looking for a quick profit, well most held on too long, waiting for another few thousand increase! Well most lost all. D0%*T LET THAT HAPPEN THIS TIME!! The friendly staff at The Mortgage Factory. Back Row: Robert Brown, Paul Chatham, Luisa Bivi, Glenn Campbell. Front Row: Angeline Taylor, Lesley Singer, Sylvia Juless. Rates may come down a bit more, however it's a gamble. Look at what it can do for you now. Is it going to reduce your payments substantially, or greatly reduce the overall rates that you are paying? If the answer is yes, DON'T WAIT!!! LONG OR SHORT? The majority of present demand is for the security of a fixed payment for either 5 or 7 year terms. Now is the time to consolidate all your outstanding debts, and get your payment levels down to an acceptable level. Remember, in most situations we offer a 20% annual prepayment option. Money is available for debt consolidations, renovations, vacations, cottage properties or any worthwhile purpose. If your income and credit ratings are good we can offer unsecured LINES OF CREDIT up to $25,000 on your signature alone, with full open privileges, and minimum pay back terms at very competitive rates. IN CONCLUSION: Rates will be up and down, and you will see a much greater demand in the housing market come spring, and don't be surprised to see some houses actually going up in value. Be careful who you deal with, make sure they are licensed, and find out just how long the company has been licensed. NEVER give money up front, it is illegal for a licensed brokerage company to take or accept any up front fees. Shop around, 'but remember, if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. Experience, knowledge and legitimate concerns as to what is best for the client should always be your main concern. Till next time GLENN A. CAMPBELL @41114000 IIII)m Mardi Gras Feb. 26,1994 Live German Band Reserve Now Located in the Courtyard of Pickering 'VdIage 109 0!d 7Cingston Rd, Tax 427-6760 PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE AFTER HOURS CLINIC OPEN FROM: SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. DR. M. SEMOFF DR. B. CHARTIER DR. S. FARBER DR. H. PETROFF DR. R. SHAFIR 1885 Glenanna Rd. Pickering 801-7277 �PICKWUNG GNnxmand •w"m WCKEla�NO �� TowM SCF.P-L FX NIR NICKEM pp11ur II[I U1ltl .d riou FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION CALL LAURA 428-0180 T H_ FACTORY FROM 4.99% 1 st, 21x1, 3rd Mtges. to 95% • Rental ProWies • Re -financing A Cottages • Debt Consolidation • Rural Properties • Self-employed • Bad Credit ND' - No Problem Prins Deals Below Bank Rates Fast PmkssiorW Service sine 1975 Picture Perfect Affordable Quality Interior Decorating "If your home is not becoming to you, You should be coming to us" 683-0234 Use your ideas together with our expertise_ Why Advertise In Focus on Business Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantages. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures. The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service, philosophy. goals, special promotions and even a historical overview. Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ad design, story interview and writing, plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more information call Janice at 683-5110. .11 I9, 190 Nw, dark W And still fa athactil young bdl'• 2435. for tic eveogs, gttaways and bawl monsweloorne).SY1426(t)61Q I.LOOKNG maks, 6, 40, amort and hard-working. Seeks non - g female 1635 who enjoys dung, s. trawl and fishing for possible qrm relationship. SY 1602 (OBN) SPORTS -minded single male, 30, 51', ,,own shoulder length hair, blue eyes, l.obt�ng for slim tamale rocker, 26.30, .r; s not into head games, looking for ,ecus relatiomhp. SY 1761 SINCERE, single. whoe male. 26, physi- :, ly actwe, seeks horest and attractive I,,le, for friendship, possible rmation- stIp who enjoys quem rornaroic swings and ,ocasonal outings. SY 1762 two single guys 20, looking for two fun- evrg single girls, 18-22, for fun Ines and ,ovale relatx map. SY 17115 P" EASY GOING, single whAe maks, 29, Sr, ,ear. an ting hair, smoker. seeks lermale, ;) for serious romantic relationship. sy 1799 (OSH) EASY -gong, single, while male, 34, 61', 'S5 'bs.. seeks slim, affettionae, single, .,re female. 27.33, for fun times and ;rss,bie relationship. some irdere is are s ms. camping, movies. diel out and xt music. children welcome. SY IBM KIND -heaved educated man with tradi. -,,4! values seeks affectionate woman, y,4n, for friendship ardor a relationship •'^e courtice area. SY IM EM,going, down-to-eamh, good looking ail 23. enjoys music La - and being spon .eo•s once m a wile, would Ilse to no -, ale. 2425. for thendshrp !first. possible r: 'em+ rolabonsAp. SY 1814 HANDSOME black male. 35, way gong, -vs movies, music, quiet evenings, inial for honed Cam; female for a MI& x^snic SY 1117 WA ACTIVE slim, single tattler. 35, 5.11-, SO -00 likes sports Ind on N. music * sic, tees ng honest, caring woman, 25-35, simiar'nitol . SY 1123 MAGONE that" Meeting me' Single dad, r-lovs baseball, swsm mi g, hhkrg and pp: rig n tune with realty. Good shape, .^x mind, looking for a fine lady to shows xme :,este. SY 1124 (OSH) ROMANTIC Talk. 20. enjoys all spore, - l,c. -avhes and Icks to party. ale0 love d•er, broking for someone to neve fun r^ 'a 24. for possible future rotation- s• : SY IM (COB) FUN. cvng, outgo,ng, anractms. Uhm -aa 29, smoker. with a gnat sense of 'i7reel and sncol would lie t0 -rel an attradet. elm is* we simar :.,,as. for tr sintel firm, poswbe Now --V SY 1126 Orel 7AUAN born. 29 yfold, well-built and '•^Clime station, welts felts a pretty. geel. :9•' sincere ser interested in a long- otionshp. Sr 1127 poll 'Y n :,owe how. blue rye, shone and -r-est, seeking a while lamfak, 30., with name •nbieets SY 16r Kw) SINGLE parent divorced mob, 35. father .- w -o enjoys horseback riding, m»s 'Ming, camp" and 1srily tem, wail lemeb. 25.35, for frardfhip fit +^c bossble Naboehhp. ST 1621(OSI^ ml. - a single white male, 27, enjoys .:^antic damn, quiet evenings and keg _r- y drop, stabil female. 22-30. to m'a-9 Ih0e sp40al meesr moments, poble : 4:'wm niacmho. SY ISM (COS) WESSIONAL Bugle. wines Take. 34. rte,ests Include dowmiu samg. gall And we " Is ft longe. also drag out 4varngs a home, bo" la sn- :v '4mab. 26-35, with similar meresh. .-•'rendshhp and pasibue reldlomhp. 3Y 1831 low '0 Gior,a who •esponded to mailbox 9'599. could You please neoad clan. x' get your nqM 14spfhaie number. SY 1232 (OSH) WY -going young man. 29. handsome, 5: les, would ler to meet that wrrrone have, tun, daflong, movies, wags ,n the anice, a you would like 10 -ee somolone nice, answer my at SY 1133 (M) EAST -going young man, 29. IF mfg for ar affectionate, good natured mM. 29, i.'n'bcc. S'9'. 150 to., it wets beg brown 'al and bks ego. 41Njoy9 good conw- won. moon wake and variety of other ..rigs I interested, cat SY 1031 SINGLE father, 28 years old, honest, 'esporsibie, family-oriented, like the —rij, "otal camDmg and spoor, ileo aroyl quid evuefgf a hart, bokgg for weu'. girl. 24-30. attractive. good per- 9:raht y, leas &4*W. SY liN SINGLE father with two boys, enjoys coons ban" and the ouldoas, look" 10' a simpls, down-b4wM type of grL 3440. must like doldrsn, single moms welcome, for pool" b" mw oft- shipSY 1137 (aNl MALE, 2S, 55, would lite b mad ter as for rondip, poeibM mon. ST 111011 WANTED: Ski, Mapoly tidy, d traded 'set 110 depmdwde, 40r, who en joys dr, ffg rr- fg oaA movie, Isarel qui bins. Note - fun and klgark, am on skrk 5fb, noir lamduN g�tlemon would low b hue SY 16th p0e'o' relationnsaip. HtyESl 4dsbfeed male, 43. aid good sew d Iaamorr, world leve to mad a 9WN nOnelaOker who aft ths focal, real mawksol qud manila and !poll for a Mims rekfos. 9de9, trmlev 41, isdetJte4 eeflop lrmvme, dninig and just 9rI oil havkil a good ken. Icolbng form good headed women, 36.40, 1 Pool" rdabiondw. SY TnE 4.gIs wail• maks Virgo, VI% Ke b stat a Vago 40a w eoiy, 11011 wrpker, pada who can be a for we Will love whip is bdwq II an 1811( who malliti is"I her. mete, 30. non ortWirg w father, PhVseall K M1gpYr4 * oyr my outnP. physical activities and mantic times seeks an honest unaM- chad, non4nlNwg lady for possible alorieaip. M9s mons wemme. sY 113 ERY outgoing male, 27, truck drive, ploys going out on weekends, quiet sedung %maks, 300, for frbnd. ip. poo" N41)m hip. SY HM 000 LOOKING, separated, single, to inks. 42, looks younger, S6', 200 S. believes in homy and sincerity, 'joys country music and all outdoor mtms would Nn to mad larrrks, 3s4 wnW rdwsb 1N post" rotation. ,p. SY INS (ONO 39, looking for an unattached lady, • CALL ANYTIME 24 HOURS A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK 1416 976 199 Here's how to use the service: 1. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make note of the four digit SY "mailbox" number that appears at the end of each ad you are interested in. 2. Using a touch tone telephone call 1416-976-1991 any time of the day. You must be within the 905 area code to access Sincerely Yours telephone sm-ice. 3. Once you are connected follow the simple instructions. You will have the option of responding to a specific ad or browsing voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertisers within each catego- ry. Go ahead, try the service out and see how easy it is to use. Need assistance? Call 1-1100-387-8009 anytime between 12 noon and I I p.m. You will not be charged for this call. 30-40. kale 0x., wro over !0 be loved and wants a serious relargrwhp and Poe. 9111114, home Ns. SY 1s" PROFESSIONAL, dmorced, oris -woman man. late 40s. seeki a slim. affect,on- ate, honest, attractive, non-smoking to eta likes to be bested like a lady for mo dsnhp. possbis lag farm relation- ship, single moms welcome. SY 1647 to" SINCERE, single while male, 29, 59', 16C Ilea_ physialy ht, enjoys music, rornamp dams, sports and de outdoors, seeks attractive, white single Ismak of similar age. for poseAb relaorehip. SY Isl (050) TALI, oius•eyed yang, 41, angle while ala. enjoys Tuw, the outdoors. its read and arternooM on my Marley SY is" SEXY, good boxing mak bakng to a rem ntboonmsp with Io, mrea. 35.50. sen ous npy only. SY is" HARD working, single, Mde, deb, 31, nal imC head gamse, now bean narced. kqs long drives. tact pace or Laid back atmosphere, looking for adramve, saps ends lamfW, 21-31. for treidahp, pooh bie sail onshp. SY 1061 (OSH) HONEST and caring 30 yr old whits maks. 6. good local wales to mem an attractive lady. 22-3C, who is sincere. romantic and affectionate for I- II* relationship. Swgb moor welcome. SY 1162 (OSH) FIMMLY, oulgoeg mW, 28, 67, 195 lbo.. no deowdors. seeks female. 2435. to friendship. posdde relationship, SY 1853 (ONO SNCERE hoop_ maim, 33. 6t', 190 bo., enjoys m usi ra tit t spats sluing and movie, looking 'o shin, energetic. employed kma s. 2535. someone with fare our*" and who a looking to a serious nkaborahhp. ST 1M4 (Opp SNCENE, attractive. ssnerprdeesi0nal, white mina, weep weekend getaways, same V^ theme and dialog oA sesk- ing sten. aaamfn, tecere fail 25-X who is waking to plan a comfortable future. SY Im jow OPE14minfded, angle. white male, 36, attradwe, seeks attractive, single. while female. 29-40, for companionship or mon, marry, Wave and belies, too head 9amrs pm- SY "M PM HARD -working while mak, 44, likes must, romance and good We, looking kr Mal M Imp special 6* i1) tar a stabs robbmdw FULL -figured female, 26, brown hair, green eras• who enjoys bang, utpip, dancrg and the ou doors, bolaig ler wh- 25,14 for a rslrtionWiip. SVIGIE alio maks, 25, sal tad. enjoys -my looking lar l nil not et Medgenes ler good lora and pm"reYkarhalkP M MN (DM9 IN= waft mala, 30. SY, 160 Ilel n4byed aid selarpbyie4 en joys # mg fishing t•eka tingle. while. slim lwrab, 25.33, who s openarrnded and E6RONMTME ,, abo re. Polemicist. it 40iet_ sknpb Nit mete, eloya dill - dem, ebdeq maim bawl and carrele, W ask" maw 00 who Ismab. 32tit8k for are foul tin loyal ked, ' taaa lis 1M1 intelligent and hnancWly INIE'NIEN My rine model, rueonabb mistagev good oadsiwk PfwdeeT Mien by teaks Penal 1! OA situation form trod ler ssobd drelial miss band ot Rd into heiovvoerr 25, For p � Wal dive ole aL 57 im Ile1GLE daddy, rife bolos 44, 5'6',160 bs•, omokr, Mee spmb, doing - grw► cook, and nsvnee tuff elm single whit lady, 30-45 or $0191111 MM IN powbs rM a dowser who bsk l in ranwvoe, I'm a fool Nino believed in low, will 9oms. one wake-up riit 211ewdd mete. SY iI N Uwhwhite nolial 30. nuking forret and eltaiive barb ks hbndaA P, POW ble NWWWhp. who enjoys quo romp tic avedwngs. ST Im (OIN) SHY melt, 25, MW sporty, MM" and ramfrrdc sale, looking for sirglo %mot 2425, who his coin ilI ler 16" shrimp. possible relationship. SY IM �.006100M black meta, prdenon• al, new to area, enjoys music, quiet evenings and occasional dining out, Would lie to most lady, age and two uninpodent. SY HN ROMAIORC, Gaey-gomg stale mala look - N fa /penal ady 32-4L'or ar4iele ir- nen, king walks. good times and quiet evenings, SY IM P" TWO confident mates looking for two unique females 16-23, 10 till the empty vod in our hearts, must be sphxearisaaf and ring. SY 1971 (OSH) SINGLE whoa stab. 32 Sf,', i90 bo., established. very outdoorsy, nrhrals pilo_ seeks single white female for possible serous rekbonshhc Some N fie trwndly was. SY tA2 TALL, handsome. blureyW. 32 yew old teddy bear would ave to cuddle slim, amactwe lady who s tine but. Owe beg hair, lather, court,). rock and roil. SY tm (Ol SINGLE was ale. Z7. SIX, bow 'oi, and eyes, tea, out mage, lhkee sports. moves, COufany music. knee rtrb4rh and quiet evenings at Some. bok.ng for femme. 2535, sem sines nNrewa, sill rNrem wcu10 nil welcome, SY 1174 SMONATE mals. 30. 14. outgoing, non-smoker, enjoys outdoes Activftes, movie, mull:, seen No we enthi si- eam for Ids and adventure. SY 1175 tot AFFECTIONATE maks. 26, 57', non- ernker, enjoys -.sc. movies, cooking. dancog, ding lou or made g yin onw on -one with or affeclonate outgoing Isiroate. SY 1611 EASY-goirs si ga, wh4e mW. 32, phys, caay fit, horbs_ loves dhdren and ani - mak, enjoys sports, country dines and mows. Looking la a ". 2634, some- one omeone wry ha ed and ficin who enjoys smilar Mmgs. SY tin (COs) FMOdM HP 'ind. possible rWtionehp wanted by the 319 -year-old while. 511•. fA attractive, eetabMod pidaoma, seelt- eg non-smoking female, 2542, to Pure W wth. Srngte stone welmrthe. ST la1 QUIET, young at hears nab, 47, 510'. 165 b., sify„e mine. lag wile. lieiflg, sports, co" and mowbs. lodug for *% stradpw lady, 3$410 las my fare. for a sense mimmielkp. SV tm (CA) ATTRACTIVE divorced, my open cord- ed mar, no da; I ' emit well built. financially secure, very open minded fm". 305, for kwx wup, campmorr sap and potable Maoomil trust tike bosbg, Mheg and al"d music. SY Hat VERY attraane 35 year old mals. brown Saw. bks ape and a m udsc hs. sasteng Old W. 2340. attractive, oft', , tram Me r al abort sed no hod pane, coil- dean waka SY iM2 0*7, dy, shills rtes, s.4 foaeeet and sincere, enjoys country and western =Mo. b aldose and n e este dreg, bolog ls. snir I 30 -IQ who is harem ankd elaoeen. No head game. SY 1813 TM.E alba yw single, r/ie res, 30. auto attackm sings, wide *nolo. 2s 30, Fr+. dark hair, okoroke. hand sad no Iri I I For serill nobbar clip. SY ves (aK) FAM* rm as good looking as Fabio wilaout tie dards, hWMP seer my no a caw *san"M body eomgenion• I seek roily, ale pity, ski bit/ ler coi- fyet*10n MA this aseowsY1116pMQ OMr, dad, 36 yowlconsidered attractive, snare and ti, enjoys Me. country ads, qwd merge and IF-- timss, seeks tidy m& sniar qualm and kir•ds. W MN (OMQ DESSIE. I raeF- ' 1 b your mail= Feb. 11, led yaw plwr merger, plaose respond b thi nrI SY tlw (0011 mmol If,ti ewgksk seats nail. bb ws, ernjoya 8m Oak^ pale. MR" mw pain, wail kid b mel boob. 2530. No's tiding b/ a binpbmM Iwlaratelp SY low pMQ FMENDLV, ongoing nib. 26, omw to Port Elope sen. Opp WWg, =MM and outdoor 800^ WNW lir b mrd , . 221241n1e Moya pr cine. Sly amp TWO skifgs, semi meteef loth 19. bong ler Iwo awactive snple, wile ienrlee 161, for good Linde old possible mMbW afips.sY lso p" DO you love Ke, below in nonence and tog4o wnemT Do you understand that hwpwees more from what you put n4- We nd what you talo 00 Are you look- ing lot a Ihend and at the Gare file someon who excites you, well I am. Mab, 31, fA, sten and athamvo. SY His MALE. 27, undilfg lot tin, aft enjoys closeness, discussion, quiet bine, for possible relaborejup. Names be suicide. hone, stn-supwtiaal and able to corn murkeaw sY 1M2 ROMANTIC mak, 20s, enjoys a wide THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, IM -PAGE 19 Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are no extra long distance charges. "The Most Important Call You THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT! • Escort Service • Stags/Stagettes • • Private Parties • Strip -O -Grams• • 7 Days •24 Hours • Discretion Assured • • Free Transportation The Professional Choice 683-5055 �J . "OL ENl ERTAINYENT SE RVICES va„ery of :hangs, lxwq'0r :rat spacial ably. t&3C, ,C wjry '.de war. aec ,ale of"an SYIs" (05X) FU4loviig single MN stab. 21, lodong for a femfals, 1622. who ilii sports, movies, long walks. quiet and swing tinea, to snare po"is rwtionenp. SY "a (OSH) 0000-aoug Tele. 36. ease and aaey- gang type Of person wl thkw to w sle Attractive. skm, one Tan woman for a posEb ON arm nela,awo aesPcnd to this ad and as f you are fa ma. SY im VERY trendy 20 year old nett, honest. Polk easy to talk to. n t-wrokiw, enjoys most spots, would like to mise special Person to troll first, poeabie rear tiondnp. SY 1M7 LOG tillown hart, hard syn, mob. 32. empoyo who Wats snapping, moves and spending tam a hone kicl ng for twreb. 2535. Ion fr a dmnp poaabe .alabonmu0. SY no HANDSOME black, 30, protesswnal mals. on" nevi*, music. camping. baseball (both playing and watdicn9). rtub iar seeks for with ski mwow. SY 1N8 MALE kmoelwrfs, 1962 model, mucraW ^Wage, good condition, needs a good ova to We control Mud be heavy sot SY HM P" M CHE any, gong and career ffalded MINK 27, seem Isms we tndw quill tde for hwodsfip and possible relation- stw SY 1661 st) CARM gsdsmrt, early 30s, refloys mmiiq ding cul and *0 evar -W a horn. b you are broking Is. someone . , . b No you right give me a ad. SY "a WOOSEK Sr. lovas to dna, adds. light diner easel a raooc r!n 63 yr. d4 s M -IV 46 and homes the WKW . stare 00 g000d thnglis M M � Np TIM --s a ks" o, - ren S6'. 1M 4. 42. Nis. self apwt trend hied add an% baling ler a tidy, 5244 aih sib quills ler klwdoNI Piseby foWoo- 0*SYim ENWOOM home, rgle while mels, 30, attractive. ohm, %, hard•sorkng, satire, snmkw, Wks mck'n rd, spots and elnimen •loud We to mini a swrbr lal 26-37 for f tionaliip.SY1f166pM1)p possible inks TO Maggie, nurse in Bowmanvilfe fMPoll . to nmiba 61721you b" b farm yaw WNW, Pbaas oil agwL fiY t11i M* Nis meta, 34. 67, athlie ediacaW, Idnddmwbd, goo" similar %nWa, 22-32 b waft with. SY "67 OMW mels, 4 awagt would Wb to ism femur. 2332 k1r angarkonrlp, possibly mss. SY 11th (OSIQ FKIANCIALLY dable, 34, 6', 170 lbs., divorced white mals who dI lies to rock is looking tot a female companion who enjoys Lea games, rock coigns and mach more lot poesble serious Nbbon- $4. SY 19th (OSN) OPEN41Mt0ED, single male, We 20s, outgoing, honed and affectionate, enjoys a vanely of nteress nduling movies and music, would like to met white %male with friendly personality in her 20s. SY 1918 (ON" e- "e Ovin'y .emab, wL.. ,ere humo:r.:hred of the ba sum, eryoys an. hers r or out, fast -paced or Jit -back amospmes, sears Tis. 3540 fo'um ^nes, possible reial1kc ip No head go wSY 2$39 FEMALE, ;nattac'•ed. Mrd-wort.+g, down �C sa'r. Dillipflg, Way of me'. sets. 'it and Ont bdwig fo'o'ts! ^fie. 30.40. at similar quaeDe for 'mmndenip til. SY 254/ (OSM) ATTRACTIVE oily. blonds. single. 35, interested In mmetrffg a fagsmali , So, maractwe mec. torte, 30-ar a ods! .we - able elmaoNp. ST 2547 (OSN) HONEST and ricers oke %male. most um build. 35, smoker, bvef to dance and haw fun, filen 10,40, bowlt0-eal illi black Stow 3540. for molannglw •euaon- stip. SY so low ENGLISH lady. 20. of .,dMdChhr•oan. bolting for a Chrril man, 2632'o, trendshhp, interests include Christian Miller, woks in the courwry and a dog low. ST 2$U (OMQ AK who's 35, who rhsBPI 4 b lomat Mase. 33, please rep, again b mal - box u iter 2542 as I drdnt gist your cor- ed phone rarrber. SY 2N7 (0" ACTIVE attraraws. svgs No 34, lail. prd—ort , secue, enj y l spN4 travel outdoors nioni lr..S4m tar Ile. Sedwp mime coumenprt with smlar hrhm(eeb, 304, neo wclor. SY 3561(OMQ WARM, erfsdwe, coning, brown -eyed pedi blonde. tale 40s, levee country maw' travel dancing, rorrroe, maks a fit bddp bas in same age I to WNWWkisQ b nolo my No oNe 11- a 2M =u Boo bnale. 32, nr4ni Ought sit vmw anis, baWalrg 9N mw 34 40 with cue d hunfarr. playful and arIPI Cooked" for brg-Mm %wdol ACM Isnot, 4545. dkorad ST.WR Molds her old haat) cps, bong ler spmmsewe. 4450 oft ma o and Iron set SY 2875 jDIKt AFFECiIDMATE Nie bias, 40. with a bury al•er, bong ler a yorg a Iden Olde no* Stints. who 0400 on" Maws IN ON n , dining aid brF at tot a M" reldarmhip2M. SY 2 (q VALH111NE needed, Aria mom, 40. 58', attractive, eaoy-gokig, mantis, was, cowify/we I icer. Would W b mea s prelsamn with WNW grrdka RED L#Aft groerreyod babe, mein a hat mei, fa a mlabwakw, hw and ntimWe mm ST 27M FMMY, outgoeng, divorced temW. 40. who onjoyw -Wm wmkrg• saaF i9. music and migog, bong to sow Will mW 35.40. lar a hall posse W rewNoip• SY 1712 WEPOSW angle mom. 35, enjoys fig. ms" nose, bong for tunas. one Wali a miss d kudos and pabvo at Al* for imadev fee, Mo" Nle we*. SY VU IDEPOMENR Is In. old, da a pretty and shim, in search of an attractive move, 2425, who his a mime of honour, braes and wards to share lie and love at its Md. BY 2714 (OSIQ ATTRACTIVE lady, 35, 57', gorgeous •roll mnso of humour, caning, allectow Mal and need, enjoys water spats, bi- May Ever Make!" For persons 18 years of age and over rin. 'iw,es.:arra y. "3veik '. rdeo? :en, stable. angle mom sooki g acme. sa and wrcere mori 3240. lo'nrnd- shho. boat rukaborisffp. SY 2715 THIS vary aaraitrve. sten, active mr. 29. ovng. anect orals seal ging we varying rmefears seen a to, wrgle. wine Tab. 29.33. wtr fare 7iaractestcf, !or a w- an ,ewforshmsY 2716 (OBIT) ATTRACTIVE obi lamas. 57*. new !c 41ed. -lose "01 ■a+i b be alone a"y ager, gal k is to "sem ?old* Ian. 45- 55, 555, who 911" daricrq, ^+lac. ••awl and quiet evenings at Sane, for serscus'asnng ,siatoosr,o. SY I711 Imo) ENGLISH aoy 3e. hg":ed single Tithe, of one sec ar. 34-45. w,c ria flossy, baemcal. quiet swings and :o nmws. -uw 'ave a good same d 'irmlokr are a emetrey discoo iae. SY 7n9 (Coe) FULL FIGURED, a•e ?am any mer, but 'here uric ii its :o Tet a large worwn wdr a ,ansa d -urnour and pretty 'ace .4 mus: be 10resl, criers. lend and romantic, he must nkat d•idrer and 'rem me special, and a 35.46. SY 2720 (own ATTRACTIVE, si.M. 16male, 19. who a+joys wafer scoffs, car sane and "Mm -nee 'm a seeks mob. 1420, good loosing, well. ,um fa '+andw posebb •Obbofnr,c SY Z721 (OSH) OUTGOING s "g,e w"'e 'e",a,s, 29. mnyoy l mcise, 3ancm cfi9 wase, sm- og single rise "1W, 29.34. +c bindren. for ting tri^ -socrorlp. SY 7th (PIC) NATURE cve,, a -r pcy '-arc a: y saws one ermrcna.y stabe .ady. raises -:Oil 90.1 garrmar, 45. SY 2724 106"1 TWO 'sir cling gra, 20 and 21 wrrc ee !c g,: -c "a :10s. and aka some cue, Will 9"1 -we atbadive "plea 2427. for fr indehip and Dossibh4 'WuOrfnip. ST 2725(OSN) ROMANTIC and attractive, young So. enjoys dancing• d^"'9. canby aid '60e MUSIC, nM-wmoer looking 'ora ale 4550 in my 00'4 a on term m ation- shp. SY 2116 (OSN) PEM 32 ,nftw4m-4. Negomq, work- ing tones. eMbys country v usie, Ionic- frig, onofrig, the outdoors and romantic dnnen waits nnnaal s ncerre male, 3435, with under nlerede, for a pose) 7larion- ft. SY 7127 P" INDEPENDENT. back lamb. 27, 511', and responsible, broking 1or a tel, single. nnAM or white file, 300. nwo-w ar, in treachng of business profession. fill. Nis darrag SV VU (ONQ EMVM wfae Ismale. 34, would We to mem tin -bung, dan-b pati, ft rtmle rib lien b laugh. a" moves. citing mce, -t .1 1 and I , g SY V21 101111114 CNMSYIM terns, Maublul, blonde. town, ptysa0y lk 26, sib Christian male, 26.36, for fun and sasy-pang fr wderp, a verity of sterets. twin drghoom, Chrdion music, church and special nil -- SY 21136 1 am a 20. fit fiptee4 brown her, prem eyed %nab, espy tle outdoors, quid ewsge and thudetsbme bow" for a ssaigrsg, slims gwfft nen, 25-35, for a mWwm* SY 21132 P" GOOMiAMIG tete eyed 00 repdh or, 27. toLow smia, nice IgM brown had. enjoys. runic drerg novios and and lag Odin, bong %r fur bell mw seer 9irilitr Beret, SY 2133 Ill not Pelle bit im M to be with, 43, and looking I0r whie aisle, 45.50 who anjoys the fair clings in kie and boung 10 � n ii Vocal a OL Sy V36VOLT IWK petq. tap wd m4pred pok—W Neely atom , -0 mmr4 33, enely goift cardW Mas oil - door sped ' sedig cal, marm. Intel - 19W. hard woe", fnwraa0y, noun gentleman marriage nnded. SY TLC to give andl . uurW single momL �' rad --dril a d tkiwkvey sane. I ancy temples bast bag sed long raoNc wells, rm local for someone to than my We with who wet reeproeas and who knows how to lnat a lady. SY 2721 H, rim a segs white hettfW. ren long for a men, so I can be ffro bad Ma I an. I've tried some d the rem_ bull haven't found the best. I want a lover that's always mateW are I am try" to int love to IN for al of )ms. Cal the ad and youl be glad the you're not wets the low you had. SY 2738 EASYGOING, separated, English sty, N, great sense of humour, attractive, el,cvs 'rt.sic. i - ,• :.:.,:x' 417N..'" ori stable. snaere. established. sin, g,e male with a sense of S'umour for k wdwvp, possible reotio'sn'p. SY 7129 INDEPENDENT. 23. ooiunq :or a wp role. 24-3C 'or W119 '@Mb ^ship, d you an not into head games but coking :c spend honey roghts with somkronb. roar am do one to, you. SY 2740 ACTIVE 30a son, ferrate who is x4goig, ercys scions and w0mrq :sit, co" -or a ^ar X-C whc warts :o !std and awo- awe -v soda :agues. SY 2741 IOEPEIOENT try -,ocher Y 3, 3', Fr. Do -a:, ocang 'o, a y, tidy an, 3C -4C who ,les bre-do 'or 'nenosfno Srd, oosso•e ,ismomrp SY 2742 H: ' 27 yrs. old. 5. br,nere •.atel eyes. haw or adve'l"ous span and bYlNig pancrwv. enjoy a wide votary of music and dancing oo.rg'w an affectionate. -orew. 'un- ailing To - S" lathers weco'ne. SY 7743 (OW SENSITIVE. urqut while 'amar. atlrac oval very fail oou•q. 3a. whc s of e0 and canna, on :ardlert ohnne's 'oars. Taril crave and :rud•er, series to Teel ar No"". vinare. ,un, oulgorg, single while ^vine 34-4c al vera "w- eds SY 2744 IOSN) SEEKING "-.-es*. .-a:tacllsi single with ale. &C-46. 're :o am ial quality gra. urs -:^arle walks, dancing, 'ead- gg ler )60 an evening !ogorw :ridding. SY has IIT anal young at mart, bcndm mar. bit - oyer. a- or old •dy al erooys ale pu- bco's, dant 9 arc r: at •oma":.c evenings ale +cmc wo, a """' "- searamg ,or a rrgb, w cove PRO—. 35-55. nor-sr10Yr prelemed but of a ".s SY 7746 (OSH) ATTENTION vas 4k-5:. for a kmvmd links xy, srgle vil smaa, 44sorr ming, ',namcody, secure, seeking ale campariaishp. s'PY baseball. moue and theatre, d you are angwtlnorad, n mvmckr war a good sones of Srmour and heady for &:" frenae'll mesbe -ea,orsno x nal achy :ail today SY 2747 (CISH) PETITE acy ok tory adrve, enjoys ft outdoor. "„ r•ksrous omier deareetS, felt - ,ng :all gentleman 4550. wr•c s acture, mom" arc kncws Now to communicate. SY 2740 (COB) DIVORCED Lady. early SC's loolung for treks :ompanan. 40 -SC. wino a snows, hones, enjoys dancing, ding, mimeo. goodedenersabon, possible rombwwv. Illy V40 FRIENDLY, outgoing. snare. 35 -year- old black ton" who Nes manic, duong ouL quiet evenngs, looking ler a black fmmks, 3S., ler a rslabaanap. SY 2750 sBam4 , psl''9d'ng, doo-o-earth, Id-bgusd tenons. 36, who lows hotter country kcal, oatdoom ofd quit am n- tic even" a home, is so" a sol - are, caring. dowiHo-earta, romantic, rtfsrep► deb, *41 wo Swale Pull ALLY fit tin—loving Libra tidy looking for a tall, dark Sagitane dA a good 9rre d hiwnour. SY JIM (tTMQ FAMb%," Iu6Migund. singlel bock hemrme. lons am to %k Il and non -smokier. Desumu a moble Wave dent, to wmc nomads gw& 9'M• 45-M Wo bloc how to take A b*. SY CNFMF AM orgle mom 31, hiande, bks eye, 120 lbs., likes hitting, camping. Aoday. 6ago, dancing and quad ronwf- tic dnnn at hen. WmW We to feet Clroolim while nods, 30.35, to become fronds tin_ tlen possible relationship. nil ler talo4111 1 alhacbvs siri¢a while mobs, 2DX 0' or Will for to torms aid ponbb Slrelaticrhekp. SY 2755 (OBH) RXI'FT alis *miss. A wO a sent of humour, semdin, romantic, likes the quiet legs in Ma, looking for whit stab, ((3CC54�pS5j), with similar interests. SY 2756 SDEPEIDBIT, scissure, 20 -year -ofd. s6, bads hair, bueeyed, atdeso look- up, new to the area. searching IN lack- genL snare male, 2430, interested in friendship, movies, thein, quot treses and mGaeikghd cawersabon SY 2757 THIS slim, pretty, blonde, single mom, early 3as, s looking Ior low. rm mp* sible and tun loving. If you aro too and over 6', star, established, like country music and you're gorgeous, call me. SY FMH), down-to-earth female. 36, tram, looting for a man's man, some d humour a mat. SY 27M (0811) tLEE►LEI11 in Oshawa, afeitionwe, caring woo to , 40, n1I ftMK. sells mom, with a good toot of journal look. .ng for a go !let wt Nq Is srlediw and romantic, fo eompanarlep b tare dl& nen and fun tares. SY 2R1(O81Q AFFECT101NTE, telae morn d two. 34. with lots of kive to share, attractive, hat, figured women with hahN syes and brown nam. I enjoy dancing, be@" and queh swings at home. I with to mem a gen- tWw with windw interests for fr oflhc, and posabler relationship. SY 2762 (oli AQUARIUS woman, 39, 5'6', 120 bfl with bekm in new age learrwg and holistic heaarg. seeks Libra or Gems mate 33. 55, with positive altitude for ad»muroln leve relationship. SY ZM (OW SUM attractive 57% 33, mom of two seeks honest loving man who likes to dance, movies, sports am 1M farcy its for possible relationship. SY 2764 (OSM H01EST and caning female, 29, ting red hair. Scorpio, employed full time would like to mem dean cut prdeswonal stab. 3440 SY 2766 TWO irdeow•deM single while females. 20 and 22, seeking two single wh�ie ^lades, 22.27'who are physically ht, very outgoing and interested n �riagxsnic. SY 2766 (OSM WHERE have all the nice guys goners If you are honest, stable -minded. ;nder- stadrg, have a great sense of hump;, and are 25-32. Merl you are who this 5'7' blonde blue-eyed grit a hooking fo, 'lou must also love children, mgses, music and quid ml SY 7W ATTRACTIVE while full'gured wor".ar. 27, seeking fall black man 2&35.':, friendship and possible '"ance SY 27W (OSII) TORY its Becky. al 7 marbox #2773. dill qen eau phone number. You salad and en a message, pease ar again SY 27M ARE y% ookng'or pial ore steam X. W 10 snare your de with' Co you, nave gab or dreams and want someone :0 share :nem witl•' 'ha artrac ris ured blonde tamale s seetung a oya, honest, hard-working mob. 24-35 for :osebe rshationsno. SY 7770 (OW TWO very stragnt!ortil out:: -: w"aies loosing 'o good-ouung -ales. 22 26. for friendship oomois org-ler" 'ahar"ll). Tu% ove 7+roror, and sac oil straight 'oil and honest to aks our drearm s owns :r a SY 2771 (OSM) DIVORCED'emaie. 50. smoker. sicca dnrke, 9, oys amnia is, :among and quiet 'ales. 'om '7 single 'genbw'ar. 47.57 wi^ s,mi a• +fwests. SY 2772 (06") SINGLE with '*maks. •a. enjoys ph:,4 so 4,C slurry ypps , n broad 3ayii " swn'n•-cony. •rar!,c "ale. '&r4, for'rw"_ship oomrbla •uratic i¢ SY 27fl (05") ROMANTIC smgis .-,a was enjoys 31-W ries enc •:r tw"c rlw%x ee seen "Me. 4 -45, al "ft :nhk'ren and bo� nq 'o, , enclimc ,ou:ae •wa,oraf"p SY Z"4 POSH) DO lo,- owe •'+e wa r tr„' m+rice"r 7 a-barirgfui housorhil "c you Nov, tate 10 •wy0rld to dks 1YDrrak 3artexer dal so wmoe ad. 'T 37, a sngie -Vr. 200. be. sewurq •'kswdsiiac0i'par+or`- ship. SY 3113 (0514) AVERAGE .nits -an. 43, 55'. '9C os sea^ s': -eW save,adv. 23.32':• 1'aresr•p SY 31101 FEMALE 5C, ow ail 5 w wee. ery :-li ,Motion. seas 'n :: +ifw a slicers W :lemon 5555 _-toys garcng, traveiirg. oUldoas, Norl-11h0kar Was 3mal SY pies FRIENDLY 41,ale. Ss., ,widish bwds Sin nwo eyes, who am Iclaim *n- ng. moves. quiet awni odc+g'x grmseor who sera b audita, iior-snrok W, soda ,ser and hs a 2000 seine :f humour, who shies:he sem fnwsxs. ST 4166 9 • OUTGOING tamale, shays soofa, cer sol and ft outdoors. ,00efg for same for xmparnannnp, rujim more ST $ M (OSN) OUTstraws. atlacvaae forme, eery Gas. hie nil outdoors, Leong the tm we a good cries d nurtour, for SY aom d Pouble Mablv0. SW %iters 36, Is lune nseem- ad in talking and mnpar ioriv p. ST 5326 ATTRACTIVE mare, acholoe, proloncril 38, would like to meet an attractive %male, 111l for coddenaal niacin• ship, bscre ion is assured. SY SIM GAY forams, opal and Mhei M halo rob playing seeking Gams-Uh good aside d huril and ming sun of tel for hrdl , , I tsoeebb ntakom* / on waft flow interest. 9th nil a pA ST 6137 MALE, 25, educated, enjoys travel, music, made, seeks swider for trmd- shl ST Sm Pont MALE. 28, airradvs nbsWd it med- al rli9lsrnirl4 164 for min. .. Lj; Dtsontkon aeoiured SY SKY fomYe, 45, vseremW n am" brew woman too Irwd L 0i Possis Sea- , ls., .I OWwares.SYSN1 ATTRACTIVE co ple, 30's, Ibokng fo saNw =06 for 9*40gdms and to tries SY Sm (Oe1Q VERY rot Win; too nob 3Q looking tar f4nnale frierd, frardol p first, MaiNe wcoreirs fo dem and doaM mlahm- af* M no P" FEMALF lotlog for slrrrate to share my I - - -&* boom headed gee to a aL SY am (Oslo CUM= Ism I9, bobryta same. SYSMPW NMW, sing soros, mwd 2Cs, sub angle lend" who snare, abcbonae and has a good mime of humour, for friendship and possible NWondiD. SY mm" EASYGOING; ksmalki27, enjoy sports, deism and long wake, soft ler trwdshp. Ply more. SY 447 PM ATTRACTIVE outgoing bi-female, 29, wants to meet sane lot pmae, discreet good times SY 53M (OSIQ female, 19. straight male, 20. seeks Sams. Sy S349 PW NUDIST mals, 42. 59'. 160 b, seeks female nudist, enjoys country living, alllrpkee and travel. 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A PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1994 aIIAJONMMIN" a 1994 VOYAGER BRAND NEW • Incl.: V6, auto., p.s., p.b., 7 pass. seats, air Gond., roof rack, reading lights, flood • lights, dual air bags, Gide mouldings, storage drawer & s--- more. 1994 COLT 2 dr., 1.5 L engine, buckets, air bag, power brakes, console, electric defroster, dual mirrors, plus much more. MW FOR' $ 112 CM PW Way 799 �°� U X9499 • 17,888, 24nm.. , RM mft24moa 995 NEON sum 1994 ACCLAIM BRAND NEW Incl.: 2.5 L engine, p.s., p.b., tilt. cruise, auto.. AM/FM sass.. _ air Gond., alum. wheels, p. mirrors, trunk rack, driver's side air bag & more. Stk. #A9078 «F $ 131988 � $16723 .nor 'IIIkli!fy1'l)IlrlII".I V1. 1993 ACCLAIM MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr.. 4 cyt., auto. p.s.. p.b.. tiri, cruise. air cond., buckets. insole. AKFM cass.. p. mirrors & more. Balance of tactory warranty available Silk. P4005 1993 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY MAKE AN OFFER! V6. auto.. p. seat. p.w.. p.d.l., p. mirrors. til. cruise. AMFM. CD player sunscreen glass. "her 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. Varsrnission, power windows, power door bilks, power mirrors, tilt. cruise, AM/FM cassette. W.S.W. radials. cloth seats & more. Stk. P3927. Balance of factory ararrarty available. 1992 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER IFIr� 0 LE WAGON MAKE AN OFFER! V6, auto., p.s.. pb., p.w., p d.L, p. minors, p. seat, quad seats, wires, ws w., AMIN loss., www glass, tit, cruise, root rack & more.1 owner Balance factory warranty aremb. •I• 77',1Q1, 7& ii:iZ% 1994 SUNDANCE 2 DOOR Incl.: 2.2 L, auto., p.s., p.b., Am/Fm, dual homs, air Gond., vanity mirrors, delay wipers, floor mats, console, driver air bag & more. «� 9998 °� $5399�. t .* 24 mo.. °��r 3 ori►"! 1993 M/LES STEALTH RT TURBO AWD MAKE AN OFFER! V6. p.s.. p.b., p.w. p.d.l., p. seat. p. mirrors, auto temp.. air cond.. AMT)ikcass . electronic pak, air bag. comfort ride control, tilt cruise & more. Balance of factory warranty. P4062. 1993 CHRYSLER `Y M INTREPID MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L. V6, auto.. p.s., p.b.. p.w., p. door locks, p. mirrors, tint. cruise. AM/FM cass., rear child seat, message centre, air coed. Stk. P3989. Balance of factory warranty available. 19" PLYMOUTH �-- VOYAGER SE f r WAGON �* pNLlf sp,ppp M� MAKE AN OFFER! V6. auto., p.s., p.b., air conditioning, 7 pass., root rack, remote litigate release. AM/FM, dual mirrors & more. 1 Owner. Balance of factory warranty available. Stk. T9279A. wwv -� GRAND VOYAGER SE WAGON MAKE AN OFFER! 3.3L V6, auto., p.s., pb., p d.l., p. mirrors, 11, guise, AMIFtd cass., air cord., gauges, areola, overhead oaude, 7 pass. wk* serfs & more. 0rky 12,500 miles. Balarkoe mWable. Stk #4051. to 1993 FIFTH AVE. MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dc. V6. auto.. p.s., p.b., p.w- p.d.l., p. seat, :if, cruse, auto., temp. air, AMIFM cass.. keyiess entry, wire wheels, secunty alarm, cornering lights, vanity mirrors &more. Balance of factory warranty available. Stk P4025. 1993 CONCORDE MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L, V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., p. mirrors, tit cruise, air cord., rear child seat, AMIFM cars. w/equalizer, 16' An. wheel pkg., p. seat, keyless entry & more. Balance of factory warranty available. Sik P4001. 200 k - j." gig P LY M 0 UT HSERVICE OPEN ALL - AX AJLTD. CHRYSLER DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT [Nnrth of dOl I A9.1-5:159 spccial , k(-rx ick , 4ow 1992 _- DODGE .,� � ,,, 000 SPIRIT 4 DR. MAKE AN OFFER! 4 cyl., auto, p.s., p.b., til, cruise, as pond tion�ng, tokiown rear seat, message centre, IgM pack, AWFM cass., 50150 front seats, & more. One owner, only 34,100 miles. Balance of factory warranty available. Stk R9295A. 1993 CONCORDE MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L, V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., p. mirrors, tit cruise, air cord., rear child seat, AMIFM cars. w/equalizer, 16' An. wheel pkg., p. seat, keyless entry & more. Balance of factory warranty available. Sik P4001. 200 k - j." gig P LY M 0 UT HSERVICE OPEN ALL - AX AJLTD. CHRYSLER DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT [Nnrth of dOl I A9.1-5:159 spccial , k(-rx ick , 4ow February 25 - March 5 lip Nax & Plcker&w NEWS ADVERTISER Scarborough Mirror PRESSRUN 200,000 W.; I Wk a, M Yes, you can find a handsome condominium in a great location and at an Tiff Y e price. In fact, moving into East Hamptons, beautifully located next to PDuffins Bay in W is possible for just over $80,000. I�®�®�� :,,Also known as `Condominiums on the Lake,' this low-rise condo offers six .:Myles of suites featuring one, two or three bedrooms. Prices start at $81,600 for the one -bedroom Newport which features 733 square feet of living space, a ,.dbalcony and ensuite laundry room. Individual suite prim vary depending on I Aevel and view. Base prices range up to $121,900, for the 1,099 sq.ft. Fairhaven. T-- The average monthly maintenance tees range from $156 for the Newport to 33.86 for the Fairhaven. Hamptons is comprised of tour separate day -brick buildings. Each V is four storeys high and has as own exercise room, sauna, changechange4 ms and whirlpool. There is also an indoor swimming pool, party room, Wwds :77, cj SALES lou.� dAdren's playVoLmd and laridscaped area whh B.B.Q. piL OFFICE k�&Jrl� fwta 800 Series doors and Cdomal h% b= or 'foam*c&kWtS'36-otxM6YWw41c8181I1 Wift. LAKE 010A MO 9� %P—WWI,-"FMWV* VFW MW Al. .The m*- room is niol to the family mom and the laundry tom a -,,,gPWK1y bededned to to kitchen. Prices for the Cape Cod smut at $87,500. -,-'EasI:1Hvnpbft Is located dosO to #10P*V, Sd=l% 1900aft and WW wer" and it is* witiort fte =0 of the Ajax W Transit station and VXJ0 Visit Eastext Hwy.. 401 at Westnpy Rd. in Ajax arid continue rY 'o- uth. Tum right on LaM DrMwq and follow it to the site. Sales office, hours noon to 8 p.m. Monday WThmday, and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on tt .7he sales office is dosed on Fridays. For more information, call 427- LIMA - PAGE 2 OSHAWA THS WEEI(JAJMW MI8 ADVERTTUMt, Fib. 2"Md 5,1n4 r44ft dr I-O=l ei ilio Sweet Sixteen townhomes are full of charm The phrase "sweet 16" brings to mind many different images for many different people. For some, it will take them home to Courtice. Sweet Sixteen is an enchanting collection of freehold townhomes now available from Liza Homes at its new Courtice location. Here you will find two-storey homes that attractive on the outside and efficient and com- fortable inside. Sweet Sixteen offers four different home designs featuring two- or three bedroom layouts. Homes range in size from 965 square feet to 1.423 sq. ft. Prices start at $104,990. Some lots backing onto a greenbelt are available at a premium. Since these are freehold townhomes, there are no condo fees or regulations. A four - appliance package is included in the price. The first thing that appeals in a Sweet Sixteen home is the fact that exteriors are a combination of clay brick and vinyl or aluminum siding Choose your contractor or builder carefully One of the most important aspects of ensuring a satisfying renovation is having realistic expectations. says one expert. Tem Mills, of The Master Building Group, says getting your renovation done right begins with the hiring of a professional reno- vator. He recommends choosing a renovator by doing your home- work — check their references, ask if the company belongs to the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association and check their finan- cial solidity to ensure the compa- ny will survive the job. Try to hire people who do the exact kind of work you want done, says Mills, a members of the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association Renovation and Redevelopment Council. To test this, contact three of the ref- erences and ask if they are happy with the work. "A renovator's previous cus- tomers are his sales staff. People shouldn't feel shy about calling these people up and asking if they are happy," says Mills. If more than one trade is required for the job, homeowners must be realistic about who has the ability and time to oversee the job — themselves or a general contractor. Acting as one's own general contractor is "a little more complicated than going shopping on Bloor St.," says Mills. It is exceedingly time consuming and potentially disastrous. and garages have sectional clad - wood roll -up doors. Inside, you see features like ele- gant curved staircases with oak rail- ings and pickets in most models, Colonial trim, brass hardware and 800 Series doors. Floors are covered in quality broadloom and underpad in living room, dining room, family room, stairs and all bedrooms. Kitchen, laundry room and bathroom floors are covered in quality cushion flooring (where applicable). Ceramic tile is available in some foyers (as per plan) and in main -floor powder rooms. Liza Homes has taken great care in designing these homes. A fine exam- ple of this is the 1,423-sq.ft. model, and end unit which sells for $124,990. When you enter the main foyer, you are greeted by a curved staircase leading up to the second floor. To your immediate left is the large kitchen and breakfast area that is sur- rounded by windows. At the back of the main floor is the dining room liv- ing room area that features a walkout to the rear yard. A powder room completes the main floor. At the top of the stairs you find the master suite and two family bed- rooms. The master bedroom features a large walk-in closet and three-piece cnsuite bathroom. The other bed- rooms share a three-piece bathroom. A handy sliding -door linen closet completes the second floor. Closing dates for Sweet Sixteen range from immediate to a couple of months. Models are available for viewing. You will find Sweet Sixteen on Pidduck St in Courtice. To reach the site, turn north on Trull's Rd. and continue past Nash Rd to Cecil Found Cres. Turn right onto Cecil Found Cres. and right again onto Pidduck St. The site is nearby all shopping, school and recreation amenities. The sales office is located on Hwy. 2, just west of the Oshawa town line. Office hours are from 2 to 7 p.m. Monday to Wednesday and from noon to 6 p.m. on weekends. The office is closed on Fridays. For more information on Sweet Sixteen, call 432-0008 and ask for John Randall. "ls�L� :4y •. t, Ak OSHAWA TM WEDUA $AX OMRS Feb. 2S4ftrch 4,19941BEST HOMES, FW. 264ft" 9,199 PAGE 3 Alb IL V AF Ah Z! �%M 1A �', Vk� I IVA WF -�4)9� ��t-r 18 04,o 4A .0 , s ii ii ii F I mot Inol =I 6ml sm OSHAWA TM WEDUA $AX OMRS Feb. 2S4ftrch 4,19941BEST HOMES, FW. 264ft" 9,199 PAGE 3 Alb IL V AF Ah Z! �%M 1A �', Vk� I IVA WF -�4)9� ��t-r 18 04,o 4A .0 , AAL - Builders making homes energy efficient Professional builders are increas- ingly using env ironmentally-respon- sible building techniques and materi- als to lessen the impact of our homes and how we live in them on the envi- ronment. There is no better time to find out about the choices available than when you are looking for a new home. ENERGY EFFICIENCY Buying an energy-efficient home is one of the most important contri- butions that a homeowner can make to the environment. Fifteen per cent of Canada's total energy consump- tion is attributed to heating the coun- try's homes and the vast majority of this energy is derived from non- renewable resources. New homes are considerably more energy-efficient than homes built just 10 years ago. thanks to higher levels of insulation, advanced sealing tech- niques. improved windows and more efficient heating and cooling sys- tems. "High-performance" windowF with thermal resistance ratings of up to R-8 can further reduce the energy requirements of your new home. These windows may include: triple - or, even, quadruple -glazing and low - emissivity glass (low -E) to let in the warmth of the sun while preventing the heat indoors from escaping: argon gas to increase the thermal per- formance of the window. and heat mirrors between the layers of glass for superior insulating ability. Consider selecting an energy-effi- cient heating system. Mid -efficiency furnaces are 10 to 15 per cent more efficient than standard products. while high -efficiency furnaces can provide close to 95 per cent efficien- cy and create up to 30 per cent less pollution than standard products. While they may require a higher ini- tial investment, heat pumps offer greater energy performance returns. Reduced environmental impact is only one of the many benefits of an energy-efficient home. Homeowners will enjoy the energy savings, which can be significant over time, and increased comfort (even heat throughout the house, warm floors and no drafts), convenience and a more pleasant indoor living space. The R-2000 home is an environ- mentally responsible home that uses half of the energy of a conventional- ly -built home and provides home- owners with a cleaner, healthier indoor environment. R-2000 homes are built by specially -trained builders, tested and certified so that consumers know exactly what they are buying. APPLIANCES In a typical household, washers and dryers, refrigerators, freezers, stoves and dishwashers account for approximately 15 per cent of residen- tial energy consumption. Many builders today include a full range of appliances with their new homes. Homebuyers should try to ensure that these appliances are energy efficient and water conserving. Not only do energy-efficient appliances have less impact on the environment. they are also less expensive to operate. Energuide, published by Energy. Mines and Resources Canada, lets consumers compare the energy per- formance of one appliance with another. All Canadian -manufactured models of major household appli- ances are tested to determine their energy use according to standards set by the Canadian Standards Association. The results of these tests are indicated on the label attached to every new appliance. Typicall\. encrg\-efficient appli- ances reduce energy use by 15 per cent. Recently, the market has seen the introduction of a new generation of appliances that are up to 48 per cent more energy efficient than con- ventional appliances. Buying the full range of state-of-the-art appliances may cost approximately $900, but the energy savings can range from $180 to $250 per year. LIGHTING Energy-efficient lighting is one of the easiest conservation measures that you and your home builder can undertake. A compact fluorescent light bulb uses up to 80 per cent less energy than a conventional incandes- cent hulk and lasts about M time longer. While energy-efficient light bulbs are more expensive initially, you may expect savings of up to $30 over the lifespan of the bulb. Not having to replace burned -out bulbs in hard -to -reach places, like the tops of staircases or cathedral ceilings, also makes energy-efficient light bulbs more convenient. Dimmer switches and times give you more control over the amount of energy you use for lighting. At the same time, you can create "atmo- sphere" for pleasant evenings at home and increase security when you are out. Energy-efficient lighting goes hand- in-hand with housing design that makes the most of natural light through lot orientation, interior layout and the use of%k indow"s and skylights. FRIAR elev. W $177,900 37 EXCLUSIVE HOMES NESTLED IN A QUIET RAVINE SETTING VISIT THE MODELS AT LINCOLN GREEN AND SEE THAT DREAMS CAN COME TRUE. Exclusive marketing... Anne Wisniewski, Sales Rep. 434-8575 NRS Realty One Inc. Realtor 436-1800 SITE HOURS: CI y StAVICE WE UxNa Mon Thur 1 - 5:30 Im O EANNAA HWPM L Sat - Sun 12 - 5:30 sh AMLAME I,NOO�N Tf GREEN Hwr.0t Nwv No, mow" FE 'C"VOKTMWEMA.WMWSAVIUMSMFekNOMmi 4,MWW- MEN Today's kitchens benefit from new sink designs BY BARBARA Bosse New approaches to kitchen design have made the sink area a focal point. Whether your kitchen is a spacious hub incorporating other living areas or a cramped cubby hole, your sink selection can enhance the look and function of your space. If your kitchen area is spacious and has ample counters, your options are as numerous as sink designs available. A single large bowl, the popular bowl and a half or, even, a three -bowl design options are available. Some sink manufacturers produce a full line known as food -preparation centres because of their many functions. Regardless of size, these sinks take every inch of the design into consideration. Dish drainers, soap dispensers, chopping boards, waste chute systems and colanders are just some of the convenient features which assist in food preparation and clean-up tasks. If space is not a problem in your kitchen, you might opt for a second food -preparation area with a second sink in the kitchen. In this case, , you might choose the larger sink as a central prep and clean-up area and a secondary, smaller sink for vegetable cleaning and preparation or to be used as a bar sink. Bar sinks are available in brass, chrome and a variety of other finishes. One of these finishes is Silacron, an easy -to - clean quartz material that is one of the most durable sink materials available. Silacron is available in a variety includ- ing a new metallic onyx color. However, if your counter space is already limited, you might want to con- sider a single bowl, the "mini" models of certain sinks or another popular choice — the comer sink. A comer sink is a good choice when counter space is a consideration. More often than not, the counter is a wasted area in the kitchen. By changing the plumbing to make use of the corner, you gain valuable counter space for addi- tional food -preparation tasks. Most cor- New sink designs help make your more attractive and func- tional. ner areas can handle a larger sink while leaving room for some decorative accessories or plants. The smaller "mini" sinks will most often fit com- fortably in a 60- to 70 -centimetre (24 - to 27 -inch) base cabinet — a feature that makes placement of the sink con- siderably easier. Although smaller in scale, many of these models include waste -chute systems, built-in colan- ders, cutting boards or draining boards like their larger counterparts. Remember, the main sink or water appliance should relate to other appli- ances involved in food preparation. The stove top and dishwasher, for example, should be close by for easy food prep and clean-up. Before you choose the size and placement of your sink, first consider what functions you want it to per- form. By planning this first step you can then choose the type, size and position the sink in order to make it most effective. Don't forget that if you are remodelling your kitchen, work areas can be repositioned for convenience. Remodelling kitchen Talk to any real estate agent, and rience on similar projects. he or she will tell you the same thing: When you begin, remember, You get the most for your home someday you might be a home seller. improvement investment from And, while most home buyers don't remodeling the kitchen. The chances mind tearing down old wallpaper, of recouping your dollars are better ripping out cabinets or replacing a than good - they're 125 percent! wom faucet is another story. Items So while the majority of home- that are costly or difficult to replace owners may live in a less -than -new should be viewed as more permanent home, most want a kitchen that's like additions to your new kitchen. Thus, new - and for good reason. when you're selecting them, choose Once you decide to remodel your classic styling with superior quality kitchen, a professional designer is the that appeals to a broad audience. first person to contact. A designer Here are some tips on kitchen can review your ideas, discuss how remodeling: they would work and offer sugges- • Work closely with a professional tions. Additionally, a designer can designer. They can save you time, as provide you with the benefit of expe- well as money in the end. lakes sense • Begin your remodeling project with a visit to a variety of kitchen show- rooms. Look at products. Ask ques- tions. • Choose a faucet that combines both time-honored styling and high quali- ty. • Select a neutral background for your kitchen, then accent it with brighter colors. White has recently made a comeback for the kitchen and continues to increase in popularity, due to its clean, simplistic appeal. So. be certain to consider it. • Have fun. Today. people spend a good deal of family time in the kitchen. Make yours an inviting place with special touches. PAGE 4 OSHAWA THIS WEBUAJAX.NEWS ADVERTISER. Fab. 25411116rch 4. 1"41tlI W HOIEM Fib. 264110d S. 1994 New . V - mD and Interiors Unique designs make u Riviera Collection When you are looking for more in a home than some walls and a roof over head. the Riviera Collection offers old-world charm combined with superb craftsmanship which only Veltri Homes can deliver. This beautiful collection of homes is set on a seclud- ed treed cul-de-sac and nestled among an established community in Bowmanville. To ensure the uniqueness of these homes. Veltri Homes has brought in two inde- pendent designers to create an atmosphere that truly sur- passes the buyers expectations. The result is five enchanting models available only in this enclave of homes. The discriminating buyer will find these homes that comfortable and full of ambience. The homes in the Riviera Collection distinguish themselves with a European -inspired charm. Raised front gables and the interior open concept add to this old-world ambience. where families gathered each evening to discuss the day and enjoy each other's com- pany. The Riviera Collection features elegant two-storey homes with a variety of convenience and comfort features. Homes are a\ailable in three- and four-bedroom layouts. all have bright room kitchens. an abundance of windows. oak railings and some have oversized garages. You will also find third -storey lofts. second -floor laundry rooms. laundry chutes and skylights as per plan. These charming link homes on 30 -foot lots range from 1 .76S to 2.108 square feet and prices start at only $159.990. Some premium pie - shape lots are available. Veltri Homes is offering a pur- chaser's choice incentive. which gives buyers the option of an interi- or upgrade or exterior landscape package valued at over 53.500. A experienced interior co-ordinator is also available to offer homebuvers advice on how to customize their home. The Riviera Collection is Bo%%,manville's newest development and all amenities are only a short distance away. Schools. parks and shopping facilities are nearby and Hwy. 401 is just a short drive south. What makes the Riviera Collection truly attractive is the benefit of liv- ing in a community which offers all the conveniences of living in a city while surrounded by a pleasant smalltown atmosphere. Buying a home part of the Riviera Collection also means you are bene- fitting from Veltri Homes' 30 years of experience in the home-building industry and Excellent Rating from the Ontario New Home Warranty Program for the past three years. The Riviera Collection is located on Borland Ct. in Bowmanville. To reach the sales office. exit Hwy. 401 at Liberty St. and proceed north past Concession St. which is just north of Hwy. 2 Sales office hours are Thursday to Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. For more information on the Riviera Collection. contact sales and marketing director Michele Smillie at 623-9462. =r�� ' '_ :+air. „�. ■rirrir�t�it bu The San Remo is one of the beautiful models part of Veltri Homes' Riviera Collection. OPE NING! More to Come Home to s-� 1292 Elev. 8 5139.900 From cc Q cc Z (W Q ¢ ¢j IU IUSALES F p U CENTRE = HWY 2 qWr t0' MR PULLY DETACHED! i -3o I ac'I 99P ' � r !L11111, Mon. to Thurs. 1-8 pm Sat., Sun. b Hol. 11 am - 6 pm 434-3897 NEty a.w.. Aq. EXECUTIVE REALTY (1M3) INC HALMINEN HOMES LT[). 1: f;., f - r . -► '1 .' fa _ 1� 1� TRWT rjr'ff—,, s i 1 9 C O U R T t G g .. It 1 ® - FiE�osTo�E &&lmuww _ Ce�aU: 404 �7I'fi.ri7 DACE qday-Mmndh►14;pc lav l 1 amrlmm Cl f W WCh ST HOMES. Fek 2641w �8 OSHAWA Kaitlin Group celebrates Phase Three of Aspen Springs When you visit the Kaitlin Group's popular Aspen Springs community this weekend, you will experience something truly special. The Kaitlin Group has just announced the grand opening of the third phase of the community. The success of the Bowmam-ille community speaks for itself. Over 270 families already call Aspen Springs home. These families were attracted by the fact that the community has been carefully planned and developed to give people a great feeling when they come home. Homes are attractive, comfortable and have all the convenient features and the community itself has been carefully planned to ensure house designs, construction techniques and service are second to none. The special feeling continues at Aspen Springs with the debut of the third phase of the community. This release of 56 detached homes on a private crescent features seven new designs. Architect Wavne Cassidy, the designer of the homes in the first two phases of Aspen Springs, has designed a series of homes that incorporate elegance and comfort. These homes range from 1,054 to 1,578 square feet. Prices start at S122,990 after builder's grant. A larger home, of 1,926 sq. ft., is also available for 5164,990 after builder's grant. Closing dates are for fall of 1994. What makes these homes special is the fact that they are full of the convenient features people look for in a home. The distinctive features is the open concept of the homes. Some models have second -floor laundry rooms and family rooms. Homes are detached and linked by the garages only. The Kaitlin Group has made sure the quality of building materials, construction techniques and service are second to none. At Aspen Springs, you will find a variety of home designs and sizes to suit the needs and lifestyles of you and your family. "Aspen Springs is well suited to different requirements in home sizes and family lifestyle," says Kaitlin Group president William Daniell. "There are a good range of home styles, whether you are a first-time buyer or looking to move up to a larger home." And, Aspen Springs has plenty to offer. Eventually, 10,000 people will call Aspen Springs home. A shopping centre will be part of the Aspen Springs community as well as it will be the eventual site for the proposed GO Transit station. For the leisure times, a community park was completed in the fall and the Bowmanville recreation complex is located nearby. Now is a great time to take a close look at Aspen Springs. With interest rates holding at attractively low levels, it continues to be a great time to invest in a new home. This is especially true when you consider that in many cases you can carry a mortgage for less than it costs to rent. Then there is Kaitlin's after-sales service. Kaitlin stresses the importance of each resident and, with that in mind, the developer has established an efficient after-sales service department on site that keeps information on each and every home sold in the community. This attention on the part of the Aspen Springs is located on 500 acres on developer ensures the purchaser of a Martin Rd. (Durham Regional Rd. 57), positive homebuying experience, which between Hwy. 2 and Hwy. 401. To visit translates to excellent referrals. In fact, a Aspen Springs and see one of the large number of homes sold in Aspen decorated model homes, exit Hwy. 401 at Springs thus far have come about as a Waverly Rd., proceed north to Martin Rd. result of "word-of-mouth" advertising. and watch for the Aspen Springs signs. Visit Aspen Springs this weekend. Office hours are 1 to 8 p.m. Monday to When you combine great designs with Thursday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on great prices and a limited number of weekends. The sales office is closed on choice lots available, it is easy to see this Friday. - the newest phase of Aspen Springs - For more information on Aspen Springs, won't last long. call 623-7027 or 427-8605 GSE 3. CKEJUNG FOREST TOWH/�OME.S /idcwiry our jan ,- s with pinnlr of *+Ms and scwwrr 49M 12999 0 poor arm* door. Be do 0d by sp - a -1606 on dw aordh and an F .- aw ir+r ne�idrrMid a& dw svaMil, The J&0JJ& drivapts Fas+ssr is a woupr of oar 6T Ibeiwos piood lean 1Z9,99�0 to s i 39,99q. ?o tWOM pair frost a • bo 0 of , owwmw dw asom l a. ALTONA FOREST FIsT7�pFF ., -11C j The KoAn Group- 4 Jr • I 17 M. rT- ., -11C j You get a special feeling at Aspen Springs When you visit the Kaitlin Group's popular Aspen Springs com- munity this weekend, you will expe- rience something truly special. The Kaitlin Group has just announced the grand opening of the third phase of the community. The success of the Bowmanville community speaks for itself. Over 300 families already call Aspen Springs home. These families were attracted by the fact that the commu- nity has been carefully planned and developed to give people a great feel- ing when they come home. Homes are attractive, comfortable and have all the convenience features and the community itself has been carefully planned to ensure house designs, construction techniques and service are second to none. The special feeling continues at Aspen Springs with the debut of the third phase of the community. This release of 56 detached homes on a private crescent features seven new designs. Architect Wayne Cassidy, the designer of the homes in the first two phases of Aspen Springs, has designed homes a series of homes that incorporate elegance and com- fort. These homes range from 1,054 to 1,578 square feet. Prices start at $119,990, after builder's grant. A larger home, of 1,926 sq.ft., is also available for $164,990 after builder's grant. Closing dates are for fall of 1994. What makes these homes special is the fact that they are full of the convenience features people look for in a home. The distinctive feature is the open concept of the homes. Some models have second -floor laundry rooms and family rooms. Homes are detached and linked by the garages only. The Kaitlin Group has made sure the quality of building materials, construction techniques and service are second to none. Buying a home in Aspen Springs is also extremely affordable — prices start at $118,990, for one of the beautiful freehold townhomes. At Aspen Springs, you will find a variety of home designs and sizes to suit the needs and lifestyles of your and your family. "Aspen Springs is well suited to different requirements In home sizes and family lifestyle," says Kaitlin Group president William Daniell. LOOKINQ TO BUY A NEW HOMM LOOK IN ON EVERY FRIDAY IN WHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK AND THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER "There are a good range of home styles, whether you are a first-time buyer or looking to move up to a larger home." And, Aspen Springs has plenty to offer. Eventually, 10,000 people will call Aspen Springs home. A shop- ping centre will be part of Aspen Springs community as well as it will be the eventual site for the proposed GO Transit station. For the leisure times, a community park was com- pleted in the fall and the Bowmanville recreation complex is located nearby. Now is a great time to take a close look at Aspen Springs. With interest rates holding at attractively low lev- els, it continues to be a great time to invest in a new home. This is espe- cially true when you consider that in many cases you can carry a mortgage for less than it costs to rent. Then there is Kaitlin's after-sales service. Kaitlin stresses the impor- tance of each resident and, with that in mind, the developer has estab- lished an efficient after-sales service department on site that keeps infor- mation on each and every home sold in the community. This attention on the part of the developer ensures the purchaser of a positive homebuying experience, which translates to excellent refer- rals. In fact, a large number of homes sold in Aspen Springs thus far have come about as a result of "word-of- mouth" advertising. Visit Aspen Springs this weekend. 0-wtv ,oh adm I l l . , andiv a Twtaip atri to 7Pr: TM Mww+d A IM wE 1L $141DAM �w.nar.. rM/Ynitl�M.iM1rM MKIP - N �y w air. • -m Ito, O tltlW �i When you combine great designs .0 with a great prices and a limited number of choice lots available, it is easy to see this — the newest phase of Aspen Springs — won't last long. Aspen Springs is located on 500 acres on Martin Rd. (Durham = Regional Rd. 57), between Hwy. 2 and Hwy. 401. To visit Aspen,;; Springs and see one of the decorated model homes, exit Hwy. 401 at Waverly Rd., proceed north to Martin Rd. and watch for the Aspen Springs signs. N Office hours at 1 to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 11 a.m. to 6 c p.m. on weekends. The sales office is D closed on Friday. For more information on Aspen'< Springs, call 623-7027 or 427-8605. 3 W "113; 45' LOTS! `4500 DOWN! There's never born a better time to pwrimm a Dome at Ku pwy Forest in 0&%ffwa! fb ilt by Dwham Hones, a respected name w the industry. These attroar r bwrgnlow and two stoiry bonus offer cathedra! Wigs, fantail do bay windows sumptuous bathrooms, garden roan kitchens and outstanding enerV conserving features. These wd!- Mgned hooses are situated on 39' to 4d' lou and are swrounded by gnrnsparr, riavines and a woodbt. Vwt our site today to fud out how you too can be the~ owner of a Durham Hone! JNVENTORY CLEARANCE - Now %N1714 xoX72JCs pJPUcEn IoMgoo' �. f Q%M t" 4 elf wIR" Vf QUAU i F m otntxAN RE)GWN FM OVER M TEAM r 7 •rwnw w • .r.uM.w s w1Y. M, u•.ca o..r•wio TM Mww+d A IM wE 1L $141DAM �w.nar.. rM/Ynitl�M.iM1rM MKIP - N �y w air. • -m Ito, O tltlW �i When you combine great designs .0 with a great prices and a limited number of choice lots available, it is easy to see this — the newest phase of Aspen Springs — won't last long. Aspen Springs is located on 500 acres on Martin Rd. (Durham = Regional Rd. 57), between Hwy. 2 and Hwy. 401. To visit Aspen,;; Springs and see one of the decorated model homes, exit Hwy. 401 at Waverly Rd., proceed north to Martin Rd. and watch for the Aspen Springs signs. N Office hours at 1 to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 11 a.m. to 6 c p.m. on weekends. The sales office is D closed on Friday. For more information on Aspen'< Springs, call 623-7027 or 427-8605. 3 W "113; 45' LOTS! `4500 DOWN! There's never born a better time to pwrimm a Dome at Ku pwy Forest in 0&%ffwa! fb ilt by Dwham Hones, a respected name w the industry. These attroar r bwrgnlow and two stoiry bonus offer cathedra! Wigs, fantail do bay windows sumptuous bathrooms, garden roan kitchens and outstanding enerV conserving features. These wd!- Mgned hooses are situated on 39' to 4d' lou and are swrounded by gnrnsparr, riavines and a woodbt. Vwt our site today to fud out how you too can be the~ owner of a Durham Hone! JNVENTORY CLEARANCE - Now %N1714 xoX72JCs pJPUcEn IoMgoo' �. f Q%M t" 4 elf wIR" Vf QUAU i F m otntxAN RE)GWN FM OVER M TEAM r 7 PAGE 10 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/A IAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Feb. 254mch 4, IMMEST HOW.% Feb. n4weh 5,1!!4 UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES! TELL YOUR FRIENDS!!! TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS!!! TELL YOUR CO-WORKERS!!! [U t i U � !i r � r � EIIGLUSiVE AGENT IV N O D L A N D TERRY MANTLE 4 Olt�j ASSOCIATE BROKER +z 7 REAAAX CORNERSTONE. x : REALTY LTD.. 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From silks to sails, from board- rooms to bedrooms, from city -slicker rainwear to skytop skiwear, there's a fabric care product to protect almost everything from almost anything. 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If you have "no" answers than 44 yes" responses on your score cans, this may indicate that you need a new bathroom. This simple evaluation may help a designer plan what your bathroom should look like in regards to size, shape, fixture and material selection. and stains off ski jackets, upholstery, and virtually any kind of fabric. There are basically two kinds of fabric care products: repellents and releasers. Soil, rain, and stain repel- lents form a molecular shield around the fibres, making them significantly more resistant to oil and water based stains, as well as repelling dust and dry soil. These products are used in uphol- stery and drapery fabrics, shower curtains, and outerwear. Soil and stain release products pen- etrate fibres. - Activated by laundering, they allow soils and stains to be more eas- ily released from the fabric. These products also make apparel fabrics more comfortable by increas- ing wickability - the ability to draw moisture away from the body and then evaporate - making clothing more comfortable. These products are used in fabrics for workwear, sportswear and chil- dren's wear. That means that con- sumers don't have to worry about their clothing during active sports and messy chores. Most printed fabrics are given a soil and stain repellent finish at the mills, as the final step in fabric pro- duction. If you buy fabric by the yard, read the printing on the selvage to learn what type of finish has been applied. When buying a finished piece of furniture, look for a hang tag. A tag that says 'Teflon', for instance, assures you that the fabric finish has met Du Pont specifications. Many furniture retailers offer an after -treatment plan, in which the entire piece is sprayed with a fabric protector by a trained technician. This can be a valuable service. Even if the fabric has been treated, the extra treatment protects welting, trim, deck fabric, stitching and seams. Clothing which has been treated with either a soil/rain/stain repellent or a soil/release product will usually carry a hang tag. In today's hectic world, people want products that make life a little easier. Their changing needs have created a whole new world of convenience and easy -care. Only a few can This land at the very edge of the Rouge River Valley is land that time forgot. Or perhaps we all thought it too close to nature to build upon. But here it is in all its natural beauty. Now, thoughtfully drawn into magnificent estate lots, for a few very fortunate families. Marshall Homes builds with respect for the land in Tall Trees. Established streetscapes seen against the backdrop of the forest and the valley of the Rouge. Architecture on a grand scale, dramatic rooflines, noble entrance ways, soaring windows, all the details that bespeak a million dollar home, priced now from $339,900. Y ! 4. ^. i.f. 4,l. •,f,1 f.4.f.f./.�.�iw .1•.f t ♦ �If ♦ ��c gall the Rouge th ei In Tall Trees and The Grove, best friends are made for keeps. Small wonder! Little League plays in a field close enough to walk. The Rec Centre, 10 minutes from Tall Trees, is home to the Hockey Team. And the pool is right nearby. So when you get home, you get to stay home. Craig Marshall builds these homes as if he lived here. And he does. In this quiet pocket, with the hustle of the city near, but far, Tall Trees invites you to come and look and stay for a long, long time. Perhaps a - lifetime. r own backyard. Watch out f1w the wild *f Take the A&Mms * mime aff W1, 1waft for the Zoo. Fast on Sheppar4 then carf j' fak krt on Tula Rivers. I* mod winds way down to Me rive► m dr XOW Vagey JAW, and wrr dr kw, dr OW f eat rising ove am At the top of the Vagey, on dr odw side, you71 r d Tag Dw, a quiet enclave of mapd jJcaa hours kaairg up against the woodlands of dr XoW. We hope you v plan to stay. T -T KEs - ,�n_i.u�t Sales C ffike Hours: Monday - Thursday I pm - 8prn, Weekends & Holidays Ilam - 6pm Tekph" (416) 509-3350 OSHAWA THIS WEEKIAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Feb. 264kmh 4,1"49EST NOTES rik 2146" 5, IM PAGE 13 Nevv ZHoaz*cM aad Xatcrlors Open and shut Natural finish wood shutters reinforce the appeal of natural materi- als in this Southwestern -style living room. The louvers add textural appeal and architectural dimension and the home benefits from their insulating properties. Guaranteed!!! These Homes Will Be Sold!!! ,Jh 1351 - aZ is ii iii• I Ar Your Choice of either a Bungalow or Sidesplit or Your own design These homes include Solid Vinyl Windows, Whirlpool tub, Energy efficient Lennon gas furnace. Plywood floors and roof, Clay brick exterior, Optional walkout basements, Oak kitchen and vanity, Oversized colonial trim with rosettes, 800 Series doors, All in Courtice, close to transportation, schools and shopping, G.S.T. included, Ontario New Home Warranty Enrollment Included, Early summer occupancy, Builder in receipt of an excellent rating. These homes are fully detached on 55' wide lots You say you want even more??? O.K. Here it is! ! ! AMPrices for each start at $1299900 w Call (905) 723-5365 any time for complete details Only 2 lots remaining Presented by Simkins Homes Ltd. BUILDER OF FII: CUSTOM HOLIES Also Available 2 lots on Trulls Rd.. 3/4 acre each with a walkout basement and a &neat view of Toronto Big News From NOW WITH -VERY COMMANDING • 50' Lots at 40' prices • 1913 Sq. F1~ to 3066 Sq. R. • Harrowsmith-Oshawa's Chosen Community • All Brick Homes T. i Q1 Qom! G �Sf S\ UMNIM 3066 Sq. k. 007,900 — — SIMES OFFICE HOUR CALL: 725-1181 MON. TO THURS.1 PM -1MA SAT. i SUN. 11 AM - 6FM PAGf'14 OSMAWA MiiI tMAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Feb. 2541w6h 4, ttilVMT HODS, Fib. 2644weh 5,1'!1 NCmv Ho=mftw wjm4a'rlac 93TIal Iatoriors C011111CS 11C)rac Treadmills are just one of the many versatile, compact and affordable ways homeowners can bring a workout centre into their homes. Build a mood with' the right decor Today's bedrooms are no longer just a place to lay one's head. With a little imaeination they can become retreats of solace and luxury. If you are thinking about revamping your bedroom, keep versatility and your lifestyle in mind when planning. Depending on your space and budget limitations, you'll be able to sort out your prefer- ences and you should be able to get some indication of the costs associated with such a project. If your plans are still in the for- mative stages and you are unsure of where to start, it is a good idea to scout around for ideas by consulting some design magazines or hiring the services of a design consultant. Since a bedroom's primary function is for sleeping, experts suggest that the bed act as the focal point of your bedroom. They also stress the importance of a good -quality mattress. Other than a sleeping space, ask yourself what purposes you would like the room to serve. Do you want it to do double duty as a combined bedroom and sitting room? Do you want to have a portion of the room designated as working space for those work -at-home nights? Perhaps you want to have special space for a television, stereo or simply curling up with a good book. You might also like your own private adjoining bathroom or perhaps an adjoining dressing area that leads to the bath area. You should also determine whether privacy and quiet are ultimate priorities. if so, you'll want to incorporate some sound muffling devices —especially if your bedroom is located close to the major activity hub of your home. Ideally. there should be enough room in your bedroom for bed- side tables. If space is at a premium, there are several innovative ideas — like head- boards with built-in, fold -away storage compartments —that help make the most „ effective use of exist- ing space. With a little fore- sight and ingenuity, you can transform your bedroom into a cosy, secluded refuge from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Today's homeowners are spending more and more time at home. The current "cocooning" trend is preva- lent as many people chose to make their homes a place of warmth, comfort, recre- ation and peace — a sanctuary to escape from daily pressures and hectic routines. As a result, home gyms, solariums, special recreation rooms and hot tubs are becoming standard features of many homes. To enhance your home and make it more of a sanctuary, there are many relatively simple things you can do — such as altering or changing the lighting, choosing new decor, painting, wallpapering or adding new decorative touches. Or, if your budget is more extensive, you may wish to carry out more elaborate plans in making your home more of the "perfect getaway." For instance. if you are a fitness enthusi- ast but would prefer to skip the health -club scene and work out at your leisure in the privacy of your own home, you may wish to convert an existing room of your home into an exercise area or "home gym." Now that personal fitness equipment is more accessible and reasonably priced, many fitness enthusiasts who used to seek recreation away from home are now installing their own equipment. Many homeowners are also installing items like saunas or hot tubs to help them unwind after a workout or a hectic say at the office. Units are available in a variety of sizes, shapes and price ranges. If you lack space but would like to enjoy the comforts of a home spa, you may wish to simply replace your bathtub with a new one, complete with built-in whirlpool jets. These dual-purpose units conserve space and provide a viable alternative to conven- tional hot tubs. You can also purchase light. portable tub jet units (which you can remove after using) for your existing bath- tub. If your hobbies include gardening and enjoying the outdoors. you may want to build a solarium to Li, -e you access to more natural light and a better view of what's out- side. Solariums arc available in many styles and sizes, to suit your needs, budget and local building code restrictions. These versatile additions can be merged with existing rooms, like a kitchen or family room, to create even more of a special ambience. With today's building materials. a solarium can provide you with a bright and cosy indoor retreat. However, if a solarium is out of the ques- tion, either because of budget or space limi- tations, you may want to consider installing a skylight or two to help brighten up and customize your home. If you are like most people and enjoy indulging in a "couch potato" regimen now and then, you may want to revamp an exist- ing family room to accommodate your entertainment needs — or build a new one, if you currently lack the space. With today's large -screen televisions and other acces- sories, you can create your own custom mini -theatre. You can also incorporate a games area and create space for other recreational activ- ities. If you enjoy certain hobbies, then you may want to consider creating a special hobby or work area. You can incorporate a special area into an existing room, or you might want to consider building an extra room. Some homeowners have successfully turned their garages into customized work areas. However, if you plan to use garage or attic space during the winter, you should consider installing insulation. Whatever you decide to do, make sure you plan thoroughly first. It's essential to make sure your particular project will not exceed your budget limitations. Get two or three quotes if you are having any renova- tion work done. It is also important to get input from the rest of your family, since they will be affected by any changes which you make. Make it an undertaking that everyone can participate in and enjoy. Where do you find the best deals in new homes? In New Homes & Interiors, which has a pressrun of 200,000 copies every two weeks. To advertise in New Homes & Interiors call 579-4404 or (Tor. line)1-905-798-7672 9SHAWA THIS WEMAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Feb. 2s4owcb 4, ImlenT HoelM Fib► u4sach S. in$ PACE 15 P4eW *x4mmme4t• MUaQ Ilitel i0rf V ictoria Garden opens new model When visit Liza Homes' charming Victorian townhome community — Victoria Garden — you will now see its new fully decorated model home, the Coventry. This beautiful home features a cathedral ceiling in the living room, California -style open kitchen and family room with a fireplace, a luxu- rious ensuite bath with oval tub and much more. Victoria Garden is an intimate townhome community nestled in an established Bowmanville neighbor- hood. It recaptures the spirit of the ever -popular Victorian architecture, combined with the most up-to-date interior designs. Wayne Cassidy, of Cassidy & Co., boasts, "It is extremely exciting to see our architectural concept become a reality. Now that the homes can be seen, the interiors are even better than I imagined." At Victoria Garden, purchasers can choose floorplans with wide-open living spaces not usually found in townhomes. Homes range up to 2,000 square feet and are priced from an unbeliev- able $109,990. To visit Victoria Garden, exit Hwy. 401 at Waverly Rd. and drive north to Lawrence Gate. Then, turn left to Rhonda Blvd. For information call (905) 697-2212 or 1-800-363-6338. Energy Saving Tips QWhy should I buy an energy-efficient refrigerator? Your refrigerator consumes more energy than any other kitchen appliance. So, it is very important to pay attention to energy rat- ings when you are shopping for a new refrigerator. An energy-efficient refrigerator can save you money in two ways. First, you will save money in operating costs. The more efficient a refri�,zerator is, the less electricity is used and the more you save on utili- ty bills. Over the lifetime of the refrigerator (approximately 17 years) savings could easily equal the purchase price of the unit. Secondly, you can save money indirectly. The greater our collective energy efficiency, the less the need there is to build new generating stations. Another important reason for buying an energy-efficient refrigerator is to help protect the environment. When electricity is produced by burning fossil fuels, the pollutants released into the atmosphere con- tribute to ozone depletion, global warming and acid rain. There are an estimated 4.4 million refrigerators in use in Ontario alone. Together, their impact on the environment is substantial. Apart from size, what other features make a refrigerator more expensive to operate? AThe size and placement of the freezer compartment are factors which also make the refrigerator expensive to operate. There are four basic types of refrigerators — single door with a small frozen -food compartment, two door with a freezer above, two door with a freezer below and two door with a freezer along side. The last is usually the most expensive to operate. Other features that drive up operating costs include through -the -door ice and water capabilities. These Energy Saving Tips are brought to you by the Ontario Ministry of Energy and New Homes and Interiors. LOOKING TO BUY ANEW HOMES�w LOOK IN ON 0, S interiors EVERY FRIDAY IN OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK AND THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER fig NewsFrom The Rida e. VICTORM INMD HOMES AT VERY ATTRACTWE • 45 Foot Lots • 1481 sq. ft. to 1975 sq. ft. Harrowsmith-Oshawa's Chosen Community • 6 Lots Only pE iGik-BLES L=�ft THE W LLIAM 1491 SO. FT. SALES ONCE HOURS: MON. TO THU M 1 PM - 8PM CALL 725-1181 SAT. & SUN. 11 AM - 6PM r is Pees is ce WA Jti IWEEWAM W I ADVEM IUK Feb. Z.Nkm%a, 1fW9W NCWN6 Vek 2Mbp* 6. ia/ ave` F"a1,E nffllwK Y" 10 • 10 •- G - _ _ _ ,H s cplaces • skylights and more...c VO4 f■■e 1 • L1101• j 1 11 Any�uestions? ALE Call now! EX (905) 509-4743 HOURS: Monday - Thursday 2 pm - 8 pm • Closed Friday • Saturday & Sunday Noon - 5 pm • OMMA TM WEEKIAJAX MM ADVERTISER, Feb. U4 rsh 4,1ylU M 11 M FW..MIlWA6§ M4 PAGE 17 New Homes SLszd Zat"riors No more closed curtains for today's homes Closed curtains are a thing of the past. Today's homes are bright and airy due to designs that incorporate windows of various shapes and sizes. Windows with low -E coated glass, which can help block the sun's fading rays to help protect your furniture and carpet, allow homeowners to keep their curtains open and let in plenty of natural light. lt,ios time to look outdoors Call it wishful thinking, but spring is just around the comer and it is time to start planning your outdoor landscaping. Turf is for play areas, emphasis, or unity, but not for just filling in wherever there is nothing else. Planting beds around the house have a less formal, more interesting appearance. Use your landscaping elements like you use elements of interior design. Colorful flowering, fruiting, fall foliage shrubs, perenni- als and annuals are outdoor equiva- lents of lamps, tables and pictures. Walkways and outdoor lighting add to the usefulness of the area while they bring out the best aspects of the architecture. Fences, hedges or careful accent planting can create a focal point or screens as needed. Careful planning and planting can result in lovelier and lusher -looking foundation plantings with much less water use. Below are some easy ways to do your own exterior design. Prepare your soil well. Soil in planting beds. no matter what its nat- ural structure, will be more work- able, retain more water and fertilizer and grow healthier plants if it is well mixed with organic matter. It also makes fertilizers last longer because they don't leach away. Plus, earthworms and beneficial soil bacte- ria thrive in organic soil and activate such good growth that most of the pest and disease problems that can plague poor soil plantings never occur. - Choose trees and shrubs that are either native or well adapted to the region. Group these and flowers according to water needs. Some will need regular watering. Put them within easy reach of the hose. Others will need only occasional water once established. Cut the turf areas around the house down to a reasonable size. Ground covers, shrub borders, wild- flower meadows, even attractive mulches, can lie more interesting. They're also less trouble and much less water, since turf uses more water, work and care than any other planting. If what you have now is not what you want, replace one section at a time. You can dramatically improve the look and the value of your house, both from the street and from the inside looking out. 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Nor are they the only ones to seek out. For instance, the aspidistra is hard to find but it deserves the name "cast iron plant" for its durabil- ity, and the sanseveria labors through almost any adversity. But for all-around durability, relia- bility and decorative effect, here are 10 choice houseplants. — Beaucarnia (elephant foot palm). From two -foot giant, this tough -look- ing customer with its widening trunk will add a tropical dimension to your collection. Keep it as dry as you can, letting the soil ball dry out around its bul- bous base before watering. Some sun on its foliage will keep it producing new growth. — Schefflera amate (umbrella plant) is similar to its more common cousins, but is much less likely to get spider mites. Its leaves are thicker and a darker green and hold their spread better than its relatives, and it needs less light as well. — Crassula (jade plant) can grow a convoluted series of thick stems and fat leaves for an Oriental effect. Being a succulent, it reacts badly to overwatering, and in sufficiently bright light it will grow to a hefty size. Small sp aces offerg neat opportunities Sometimes the place where extra space can be found for a growing family is within the home itself, say experts. Norma King, of Norma King Design Inc., says there are a number of places which can be used more effectively to enlarge small spaces. Some of those ways are as simple as converting existing under-utilized spaces, such as porches and garages, into 'living space. Other ways are a little less obvious, but equally as effective. King suggests opening up space by removing unnecessary doors. If the doors are needed, they can be replaced with pocket doors, which do not take up valuable space sincb they slide into a space between the walls. Another option is to change the swing of a door so that it opens to the larger room, freeing up space in the smaller area. Walls, too, can be removed to open up rooms. If a sense of separation is still desired, King suggests adding a vertical column, which adds to the spacious feel of a room due to its elongated height. The designer suggests finding extra space in small traditional bathrooms be removing the linen closet. Adding that extra two feet may not seem like a sig- nificant addition of space, but in a stan- dard cramped bathroom the extra room does "make a major difference," says King. — Anthurium Hookerei is described as almost unkillable, an abundance of broad attractive leaves. Keep this plan potbound and it will produce masses of aerial roots and foliage in moderate to bright light. — Strelitzia `Nicolae' is a true bird - of -paradise plant, and you may be surprised to see this variety do so well in your home. Its exotic foliage will split and shred as it does in nature, and its tol- erance of low light will not produce the famous flowers, but this typical tropical will become a graceful fan of foliage in quick time. — Pleomele reflexa produces an abundance of sinuous stems, each covered with a mantle of short, dark green, pointed leaves. It makes a good replacement for the dracaena marginata in shape and style, but with lower light and water requirements. — Philodendron homelamena is an upright standing plant which looks nothing like the standard trailing types of philodendron. — Philodendron monstera is a mis- understood plant. Only in its largest form will the splits and Swiss cheese holes appear in the broad round leaves. Smaller varieties may show this tendency at first, but will eventu- ally revert to plain round leaves. The true monstera prefers quite low light levels, so it's a suitable large spreader for those dim areas we all seem to have. — Spathyphyllum 'Sensation' is a TIME I, R uNNi, giant compared to its rather puny rel- atives. Its large mottled foliage is more reminiscent of the dieffen- bachia than the white -flowered spath we've seen for so long. Its low light tolerance and broad multicolored leaves make this a pop- ular plant for a gloomy comer. — Palmus Kentia (Kentia palm) is about the only palm you should let into your home. It's one of the few palms that will, with frequent mist- ing, resist the ravages of spider mites. Its graceful fronds add a truly tropical atmosphere to modern and Victorian decors alike, and its dislike of strong light makes it a valuable floor plant in a setting that's less than bright. ONLY 2 LEFT TAUNTON RD. SEATPICE a Z S i T 4 1 OSrAwA Lou r��an HOA4ES DDEL HOME GRAND OPENING -PHASE IV! 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