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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_03_11Pet check urged in""tbbes scare By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Area residents are advised to check their pets after a rabid fox was found in Ajax last week. Agriculture Canada acting district vet- erinarian Dr. John Churchill says pet own- ers should look into the animal's vaccina- tion history to make sure it's protected. A variety of vaccines are available to protect animals from one to three years, DISEASED FOX FOUND ROAMING AREA Dr. Churchill says. People should consult their veterinarian to find out if their pet is covered. Animal owners whose pets were vacci- nated in the not -too -distant past have "lit- tle to worn about," Dr. Churchill assures. The fox was found on March 2 in the East Duffins Creek valley. in an area bounded by Hwy. 2 to the north, Church St. to the west, Ilwy. 401 to the; south and Westney Rd. to the east. Agriculture Canada tested the animal and on March 7 determined it had rabies. It has since died. The two basic signs of rabies in an ani- mal are a change in behavior or paralysis. Even people who don't own pets should avoid wild animals and strays, especially ones that appear tame, disori- ented. aggressive or lame, Dr. Churchill says. Someone seeing an animal showing signs of possible rabies should call Picker- ing. Ajax -Whitby Animal Control at 427- 8737 and Agriculture Canada at 905 -623 - �-gone Pickering Editifirs ADVERTISER on See FOX ... Page 10 DURHAM REGION'S PREMIER BIKE SHOP SINCE 1970 o '4r�t -f� sp"-ea tsfs .980 WOCK RD. S. /I.r I.L N I.i MCKEM G .—S.,'er.4 839-5610 Friday, March 11, 1994 44 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 93 + 7c GST = $1 Vol. 113 No. 10 Non-stop hilarity in adult play I P. 15 NEW HOMES PULLOUT SECTION ]Regular features Letters. __6 B 14 Arts & EntertahmenL_15 Sports— � 17 (died 18 Norms my Yows».....«..«.22 r Y �a.,� r Y !': V 71 s,. Rockin' around the clock Students from St. James Catholic School in Ajax kicked up their heels to the sounds of the `50s in a musical presenta- tion at the Durham region Roman Catholic Separate School Board's recent Showcase for the Arts. Here, Melissa Cunningham dances to Rock Around the Clock. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Funding cuts hurt students, say educators By LINDA WIFI , Staff Reporter DURHAM - Students will aonunuc to suffer if the ProyincZ keeps slash- ing funding to school boards, educators warn. "Teachers are struggling to do to soften the blow." maintain the hest possible learning That worries Mr. Butcher. "It environment for children, but the used to be that a school was a ground is simply beim_ cut secure and enriching place out from under our feet." for a child ... Now. class sizes notes Bill Butcher, co>presi- are rising, classnx)m suppim dent of the Ontario Public services for children with a School Teachers' Federa- wide variety of special tion. Durham district needs are heing reduced. He's worried anticipated ig- school maintenance is suf- Cuts in transfer payments to J Tering, programs such as txxir(L% this vear will further PatnaaBowman library, zuidancc. music. hurt students. (and) desi_p and technology -We are extremely concerned." are being threatened. confirms btxhrd chair Patricia Bow- "it kx)ks is if the government is man, who expects "signiticuu" cuts planning to make think=s even from last year, when it received worse," Mr. Butcher warns. $148 million in provincial grants, But until the Province announces which also went toward capital pro- transfer pa)Tnents later this month, jects. The board has planned for those concerns are -just specula - cuts of S23 million in this year's tion." notes Durham West MPP Jim draft budget, but could be even Wiseman. "1 haven't heard anything hander hit. official." Already, the board has chopped Still, "it's difficult to get the $10 million from a $371 -million deficit down and not raise tares. budget and is now looking at cutting How can you do that without get - items carrying price tags as low as ting the money from somewhere? $5,000, which will have relatively We aren't getting a whole lot of bale impact on tax reduction. help from the federal government " "Where else can we cut?" asks Mr. Wiseman says he has met Miss Bowman. "We try to act as a with Ontario Riding MP Dan filter and absorb as many (provin- McTeague in an attempt "to come cial funding) cuts as we up with some solutions" to that can ... There's only so much you can problem. DON'T LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1-416-976=1991 MENfiokia 100 Nokia LX -1 S299.00 $99.00 - 5orno terms and wr ditiorts . 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Congatulations Martin for bwV our Friday carrier of the week. V iy ua„o. of ��OMMRI s�+ocon w wcycti�w PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER MDAY, MARCH Public service workers could strike over funding cuts ' effects on residents By CHRIS BOVIE Durham Staff DURHAM - There were rum- blings of a possible strike by pub- lic service workers Tuesday as over 500 of them gathered to vent their anger over cutbacks in social services caused by the Province's social contract. One by one workers from the education, municipal and medical fields spoke at Oshawa's General Sikorski Polish Hall about life in the trenches and the future of social services in the wake of (lovernment cutbacks. A coalition of provincial social workers used the forum to attack the social contract, ticw Demo- cratic Party and Bill 48. which calls for S_' billion to be slashed from the public sector in each of three 'cars. :Many of the comments focused on the plight of teachers and the level of education but. whatever the profession, the underlying theme of the ni._ht was the need for immediate action. "I:ver, where we go the mem- bership i. calling For us to orga- nize a strike," Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPS) presi- dent Sid Ryan said after the meet- ing;. -It's not so much a strike atminst the social contract. That's part of it, but it's the whole slash- in-: and burning of the social said' net. I beliryc we're getting close to the point where the mem- hcrship is saving 'Call that strike' " Union leaders from five orga- nizations tried at the meeting to take the focus off salary cuts and concentrate more on loss of ser- yices to the public. Both Mr. Ryan and Ontario Public Service 1:mployees Union (OPSI:t') pres- ident Fred Upshaw said the work- ers must concentrate more on future social services than the issue of salaries. iter. Upshaw said his members are calling for action but added that doesn't nec- essarily mean a strike. "I can understand when the private sector says it's time for the public sector to take their hit. .NIT. Upshaw said. " NVell, we're not afraid to take our hits. The fight we are concerned about and the fight we must unite over is the fight to preserve the public ser - v ices. Many of the young teachers at the meeting didn't seem ready to take those hits. "1 stand to lose S90,000 due to the social con- tract," said one elementary teach - Cr. The teaching profession works on an 11 -year pay -raise grid. This incremental system means that a first-year teacher would lose about $14,000 in the three years of the social contract by not receiving scheduled pay raises. Because of the grid system the younger teachers stand to lose more money than those teachers at the top of the pay scale. Gene Lewis of the Ontario Public School Teachers' Federa- tion said unions won't know the severity of the service cutbacks until the Province brings down its March budget, which could be affected by a $3- million loss in federal transfer payments. Only one MPP braved the onslaught of the union members. A former social worker, Durham Centre MPP Drummond White Floyd (Laughren). They've had to was one of five MPPs invited to make tough decisions and I the meeting. respect that." "This is not an easy issue," The coalition formed in March Mr. White said. "At the same 1993 and represents 950,000 time I won't attack the Premier or members. 10.000 in Durham Dr. P. Goodma6, FAMILY DENTISTRY Dr. S. Weiner OUR PLEDGE" Dr. M. Shields Our warm caring staff at 927 will provide you 9V with the most modern materials and techniques. 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LIS 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 W ENDY GALLAGHER, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER. Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Teaching a lesson to all politicians? The Durham Board of Education set a fine example for other elected bodies when it trimmed its trustee ranks by five this week. In doing so, the public school board will save taxpayers more than $68.000 a year following the next municipal election in November. But paring the number of trustees by 2.5 per cent does much more than just save money. It also sends a powerful message to people deflated over a lingering recession that has resulted in countless layoffs and corporate restructuring. The cut tells us politicians aren't immune from the recession -- that they too must learn to do the same amount of work with fewer people. Indeed. trustees have approved a fair share of job cuts. Even though the board must offer service to every student who knocks on its doors and enrolment continues to grow, administrative staff and teachers have been lost. But until now. trustees haven't had to lie awake at night wonder- ing if their jobs are safe. Many will understand that gnawing feel- ing when they're forced to compete for the same positions when seeking re-election. While we recognize the concern of some trustees that taxpayers won't receive the representation they're used to, we also recognize that many people have gotten used to going without. It may not be as enjoyable, but they've survived. The Province has threatened to reduce the number of elected representatives at Ontario school boards which fail to cut trustee ranks themselves. Perhaps it's time to do the same with other elected bodies. � LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Tired of the second- class treatment To the editor, Well, it seems Ajax/Pickering residents have become second class citizens. Let's look at the fol- lowing: 1. New water treatment plant (Ajax). No full EAA process. 2. Sewer treatment plant (Picker- ing). Second worst in Ontario according to provincial records. 3. Brock West dump (Pickering) extended without EAA hearing. Still overbuilding, leachate off site boundaries. Not operating as per engineers' report as the certificate of approval. 4. Move Brock North dump to Brock West. 5. EE 11 new proposed dump (Pickering). No full EAA process in a highly populated area - 6. Ontario rea.6.Ontario Hydro Pickering Nucle- ar Generating Station leaking tri- tium. All of the above are in our communities of Ajax/Pickering. Tell me of one other community that has the same [umber or nega- tive impacts - Now the latest! Let's build a community of houses on Brock North landfill site which is leaking very badly. No public participa- tion. Perhaps it's time to have a ref- erendum in the next local election to see if Pickering or Ajax resi- dents would like to be excluded from the Region of Durham. After all, this would allow more responsibility to local govern- ments with accountability of local officials to its residents. David Steele, Pickering I Gl. O1�,VV!'G4_ I�I'�1 C FB dump To the editor, Now that CFB (Canadian Force Base), is about to be closed down, a large area, (2.28 square miles) will be made available for a relocated Metro garbage land- fill. What could be built instead is a beautiful Venice -type develop- ment incorporating both Ontario Place and the Toronto Island Group as starting areae. The benefits to both North York and Metro will be numer- ous, shorter hauling distances and less trucks than used now. Locally, two dumps and a nucle- ar power plant are enough! John Black, --s The News Advertiser asked area residents their opinions on Durham public school HAVE YOUR SAY. board's decision to cut five trustees, thereby saving taxpayers over $68,000 a year. Elaine Purves says, "It's a good idea. Generally speaking, there are too many representatives." Nancy PafYrath says, "If they don't need them, why not? It will save some tax dollars." Shirley Lang says, "It's a better way to save money than all -day, every -other -day kindergarten." Dwight Schenk says, "I don't agree with making cuts in educa- tion.' ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. 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The current Ontario standard is 40,000 becquerels per Sherrill Willard litre. Durham council endorsed a much more stringent 7,000 b/I level at its March 2 meeting. Using either standard, water from the Ajax supply plant, which also serves Pickering, is safe to drink, says Durham Region associ- ate medical officer of health Dr. Linda Panaro. Tritium is a radioactive form of hydrogen that occurs both naturally and as a byproduct of CANDU-type nuclear reactors, such as those at the Pickering nuclear plant. Mrs. Willard says the Ontario ministry of the environment's stan- dards branch endorsed 7 (0) loll as a "starting point' for discussions on establishing a new level. ACES has been holding hearings across the Province, seeking input on what the new standard should be. "All the groups speaking to ACES have asked the standard be set at background levels (between five and 10 b/1)," Mrs. Willard says. Dr. Panaro reports the average daily tritium level from the Ajax plant is between 15 and 20 b/I. At that level, the water is safe to drink, she adds. The daily average is "so far below the proposed guideline, it doesn't make any difference," Dr. Panaro contends. Ajax Ward 5 councillor Pat Brown says, "There's no problem reducing the target to 7,0 )0 bec- querels. It won't affect any water supply plant in Ontario." A spill of heavy water from the Pickering nuclear station in August, 1992 saw tritium levels reach 1,300 b/1 for one day, Mrs. Brown notes. The Atomic Energy Control Board has a standard of 210,000 b/1, the United States 900 b/1 and Britain 300 b/I. 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INot valid on delivered orders. I Not valid on delivered orders. I Valid only at participating locations. Valid only at participating locations. LValid until• March 27, 1994 — — — — — I Yalid until: March 27, 1994 PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1994 Fox may have roamed large area FROM PAGE 1 5759. And, people should report any animal bites to their family physician and the Durham Region medical officer of health at 683-4660 in Ajax or 723-8521 in Whitbv. Dr. Churchill says the rabid fox incident is signifi- cant because the animal was found close to an urban area heavily populated by people and domestic ani- mals. "This is the deepest south we've had (a case) in quite a while." Its also significant because the provincial ministry Help for parents offered April 9 ❑ 38 workshops cover a wide variety of topics of interest to all people with kids ! DURHAM - Helping your child develop an interest in books and the dangers of sex- ual stereotyping are among the topics examined at an upcoming conference for par- ents. Parents as Partners, Learn- ing for Life, presented b} the Durham Board of Education, features several workshops which focus on education today, parenting skills, and effective school advisory committees. Participants will select three of 38 workshops, which include the following topics: Careers for the Future: How Ear Infections can Affect Academic Performance. Set- ting up for Student Success; Violence. Sexism and Racism in Student Writing; Home- work Partners-, Surviving the Pre -teen Years, and the Chal- lenge of the Aging Parent. The conference will be held Saturday, April 9 from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Ajax High School, 105 Bayly St. Cost is $10, which includes resource materials, lunch and refreshment breaks. Child care services will be offered at no charge on a first-come, first-served basis. Children must be registered in advance. A full list of workshops and registration forms are available at all public schools. Deadline for regis- tration is Friday, March 17. For more information, call Trudy Nesbitt at 666-3821. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's Spring i2 -Fashion appearing in this paper, Wednesday, March 9, 1994. Page 4 - Hollywood 'Basic Blues' jeans riot as illustrated. Inadvertently, the errors listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or contusion to our customers. EATON'S of natural resources baited much of Durham Region with an oral fox rabies vaccine last October. The doctor fears the fox may have come in contact with other animals and passed on the disease. Ani- mals could show signs of rabies in one to 26 weeks, he adds. Since animals travel over a large area, the fox could have come in contact with pets, livestock and other beasts anywhere between Scarborough and Whitby. If an animal has rabies, it can pass it on to humans. If left untreated, the disease is fatal for both people and animals. JUSTWECAUSE . 0 . Send the FTIX Big Hug' Bouquet This bright ceramic mug, with plush teddy bear, says "I care" — for special occasions... or just because! i Your Professional Florist FOR pUAIIIY, VALUT A SERVICE PHON BAY RIDGES FLOIUSTS LN c. 1215 BAYLY STREET 839-2949 Phone order% accepted on all charge card. BRIAN CRANN Associate Broker in rm r $152,900 $144,900 Great south Ajax location at a Dont be deceived! This cute 3 great pnoel Immaculate home bdrm home is bigger than 0 looks with brick fp in h,. rm., mostly Extra 4th tdrm./office. extra 3 pc fin. rec rm with w/o b 2 tiered bath, fully fin bsmt with stone bar deck and above ground pool. and sep entrance, deck, shed, cent air PLUSI PLUS' $238,900 $229,900 This one is loaded' 2626 sq ft in Gorgeous home on huge ravine iM Pick Viilage 40 oz brdlm . ceramic and greenbeh in NW Ajax All brick, entry, colon,al doors 8 trim cent huge European kit with breakfast air cent vac brick fp wio io yard. bar and built -m appliances, wie mn tlr tam rm . 4 bdrms . 2 t2 ceramic firs . ma fir tam rm., mn 5aths en suite with step-up Roman fir laund , 1p , and LOTS MORE' ub CALL BRIAN CRANN 432-8200 OR 428-5500. DAILY DELIVERIES FROM OSHAWATO OAKVILLE GET READY FOR SUMMER! Gorgeous family home on quiet court. Inground pool jn totally landscaped yard. CALL CHRIS BURNETT* 683-1790 ROYAL LEPAGE ��NlimiL NINA ll CHRIS BURNETT* :683-90 Cro°ked, Spaced, Discoloured Teeth? Just like the letters in the headline, your teeth can make the same impression. Have your smile work for you, not against you. crooked, spaced, discoloured and chipped teeth can all be corrected through today's cosmetic and orthodontic procedures. "FREE CONSULTATION This cormMitim is offered so that you can easily obtain iMomtation on denial procedures and conditions, allowing you to make an informed decision about your denial health. Please note that x-rays and a more complete examination are required in order to make a full diagnosis of individual conditions. Dr. Pavelic is a general dentist trained in all aspects of dentistry by the University of Toronto. Dr. Pavelic's office is a prevention a a oriented denial practice dedicated to your heakh, appearance and comfort. Offer expires Friday, March 25, 1994. $ "DEDICATED TO GIVING YOU THE SUCCESSFUL, SALE EDGE" IAS. Pavelic, D.D.S. 428.0188 09.570 Wesinq Rd S., Ajax Wanted \"I The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes. On April 20 we're publishing a special section featuring people who have added a little extra to your community. A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicated years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the crossing guard who spends a little extra time with children. Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown Hero. On April 20 we'll publish a story and picture on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will receive a commemorative T shirt and plaque. Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero. We'll notify those chosen by March 30. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5. Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser and the Pickering Town Centre. mn Ajax -Pickering 70M CCEP� _ –IL E z .. .'Oi l.a�c.,:.oa PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE AFTER HOURS CLINIC OPEN FROM: MONDAY -FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 5:00 P.M. - 9:00 p.m 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Located on Ground Floor Level Main Entrance 1885 Glenanna Rd. Pickering " FW. Pam Clams Rd. me= 839-3883 TOWN CENTRE �PIGIEti1G I d�!" Saturday & Sunday March 12 & 13 10 am - 4 pm We do custom built additions • Sunrooms Solariums • Spas • Additions • Replacement windows & doors DON'T ,� - LEAVE YUKKIES BEHIND Put yukkies in their place! -41011111, — THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH L, 1994 -PAGE 11 ,f5f Help available for adults with lung diseases DURHAM - The Durham Region Lung Association is offering a group support program for adults suffering from chronic lung disease. The ongoing program will be offered once every three weeks on Tuesday afternoons from 1:30 to 3 in Oshawa. Call 436-1046 for more infor- mation on this free service. MEMBERS OF TORONTO & OSHAWA R.E. BOARDS Igo ;uaUty432-2000 Realty Inc. lira.61"Am SOP BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW `)n a huge 59 x ' 62' private b; New furnace 93 oof '93. VIC LEWIS iydro pwrntxng and windows jpgraded Det. garage with elevncal door opener 2 baths, sep. side entrance to Saks Representative case^ent. Aswrg $1 35,900 Call Vic Lewis 432-2000 a. BEAUTIFUL EXECUTIVE 1 ALr-ON MCLEOD An exceptional ::,s;er tatces.gree "tome orated in Saks prestigious Tow^ Lane Eses on ' 3 acres 3.800 sc n and a bea..11ui ooer concept and a fin. basemer' 432-2000 MuS 10 ACRES - PICKERING w Rare oppor%rity to buy Pr^ie !arc r exausrve area near FRANK MLANOVIC Deer Creek Golf Course. Rolling land, fully fenced. oartially Sall" Rsprtv"_l _ Geared with roadway Ideal ;at for your dream home Financing Available Call Frank Wanovx; 619-9688 op �. .A -. VarV1 S Come and celebrate Bunnykins 60th Birthday BunnYldw nurseryware, figurines and collectibles have been delighting children of all ages since 1934. To commemorate this very special anniversary year, we're having a Bunnykins birthday party and you are Royal invited'• Doulton our special guest at the party will be Liz Woodward. j Liz is a Bunnyldns figurine painter from the Royal Doulton studios in England She'll be demonstrating, right in our store, the meticulous craft of cheating these delightful figurines. Liz is looking forward to meeting Canada's many collectors. March 23,1994,11 a.m. - 2 D.M. & 4 D.M. - 7 p.m. PMERNc TOWN cFlr W 421-M A.� ....,..,...�. MASS PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH H, 1"4 K'Idneyconquers'mountai"ns ByMAR1ANNETAKACS 'I felt I could take on the whole world, I tried to., Staff Reporter PICKERING - It was five ;>.;.. years ago this coming August that Sarjit Grewall of Pickering went to Africa to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. That's a pretty big deal any way you look at it. It's especially impressive when you find out Mr. Grewall, now 47,8, did it nine years after suffering serious kid nes failure, and seven vears after undergoing a kidney transplant. Only 30 years ago, people with kidney failure had little hope of survival, never mind r . climbing mountains. Twentyi years ago, dialysis patients had t'o spend up to 36 hours each week connected to a machine in order to stay alive, and only half of kidney transplants were success- ful. Today, dialysis treatments take about 12 hours a week. and a more convenient form of dials- - sis is available that a patient can administer themselves. And, 83 } to 90 per cent of kidney trans- plants are successful. The Kidney Foundation of Canada deserves much of the credit for helping to bring about many of the advances in treat- f. mrnt that have been made.,' March is Kidney Month and the A . foundation is currently holding ?-i its annual door-to-door fund- raising drive to help finance _ the type of research that ulti- matel} allowed Mr. Grewal!.: to climb his mountain. Mr. Grewall's kidney prob- lems began in 1972, when he was told he was suffering from kidney transplant 12 years ago, took up glomerulonephritis, acondition hiking after the operation and climbed Mount in which tin filters in the kidne} Today. he Counsels other traftsptaM patients. called glomeruli, which helpphoto by Ron PiBttORiro clean the blood. are damaged. B-, 1981 the situation had deteriorat- ed to the point where his kidneys were harely functioning. "That was the lowest period of my life.- he recalls. "That's when you feel like a dead per- son." Mr. Grewall was put on Con- tinuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialvsis (CAPD). A tube was inserted in his abdomen, through which he had to put in and drain out a special liquid four times a day. The CAPD made him feel much better, but he couldn't enjoy tennis, curling and cross- country skiing as he had before. You can't really jump around much, he explains, with two litres of fluid sloshing around in your peritoneal cavity. Mr. Grewall was put on the waiting list for a kidney trans- plant and was lucky enough to receive a kidney in about a year. (In 1992, 745 Canadians received kidney transplants, but close to 2,000 remain on the waiting list.) Four months after the surgery, he was back at his job as an engi- neer with Ontario Hydro. "The recovery was so quick. 1 felt I could take on the whole world, and I tried to." Despite the good results, Mr. Grewall found he didn't have the energy to continue the high- intensity sports he enjoyed before. So he switched instead to walking and hiking. His new sport led him to Mount Kiliman- jaro, and will take him to Aus- tralia and New Zealand next December for five weeks of hik- ing with his wife, Rani. Since the transplant, Mr. Gre- wall has had to take take about 14 pills a day — most of them. drugs to prevent his body from EN Bo STERLING U" R�pnternlakitr� SUN. MARCH 13, 1-5 P.M, 27 BRIGHTLY DR., AJAX Take Ravenscroft Rd. to Ventris, make a left to Brightly. R Spacious all bndc home with main floor family room, fp., fin bsmt. with sep. side entry. Just reduced to $194,5oo. 1st Toronto East Realty Call Bo Sterling 420-4200. ate. �,�__• � _�� - 741 BREEZY DR., PICKERING THINK WATER! Near Frenchman s Bay. 3 Bdrm bung irc' ms!, bdrm en suite - single an gar Owner must seu Just reduced - $175.900 - Toronto Line 1905)686-5877 A, Mercato rejecting the donor kidney. He will have to take the pills for the rest of his life, but he's not com- plaining. "I don't mind them. Thev are my good breakfast." Besides having pulled him- self up h} the bootstraps. Mr. Grewall is also working to help other patients through the Kid- ney Foundation of Canada. He helps manage a counselling and social group for patients. He is Aso involved with the founda- tion's Peer Support Program, which sees him visit kidney patients to share his experience in dealing with his disease. "When you're suffering you want to talk. to people," says Mr. Grewall, noting new patients often don't know who to turn to, besides their doctors who are often very busy and who can't offer the same perspective another kidney patient can. "We just go and see what people want to know. - --------------------- e.f PICKERING ROTI HUT RESTAURANT 1670 Kingston Rd., Unit #2683.81591 {at Highway #2 8 Brock Rd) 1 (Enjoy Fine West Indian & Chinese Dishes Caribbean Style Plot Uhalpuri with Chicken. Goat o? -Beef Curry � Potato Balls, f'olouri. Ilot Doubles ; I 1 1 1 Lo .11cin. Chou .Vein. l rietl Kic;C. etc. I I K'arnt F1 endly :Itynosphere � �Y With this ad, Buy a Lunch x or Dinner and receive a FREE POP (While ouantities Last) • Dining & Take -Out g 9 1 • Free Delivery W in Pickering area and&GS' 1 1 extending to Westney Rd. 1 L---------------------------� �ousE SM SHEPPARD AVE., PICKS" Affordable, only 5% down for this complelety, det. bt,rtg. on 50x166 Id. 2 + bdrms., modem upgraded kL bright & cheerful, mn. f1r. laun., new roof, therm wit gas heal, pro. landscaped wih interlocking brick it frorit and tear patio, bads of shrubs & bushes, raised flower boxes, a gardener's dream. On city sewer & water. Shows 10+ Elaine Ghanie Brooklin Really Inc. 427-9771. 2019 LYAN HEIGHTS Super loc. in Pickering, premium lot, 61021', with wto bsmt., great layout and design, 2,400 sq. ft. and fin. bsmt., 4 bdrms., 4 baths, main flr. tam. & laud. rm., 325 sqft. wrap-around deck. Call Frank Deluca or Angelo ScauziNo. C.M.F. Realty (416) 241-6000. r T Frenchman's Bay Festival needs helpers, historic photos DICKERING - Organizers of this year's Frenchman's Bay Festival are looking for volunteers and his- uOric l photos for a show at the East Shore Community Centre. A photo history of the bay is planned for the centre, and organiz- crs are looking for items of histori- cal interest for loan or donation. Photos can be duplicated and returned if necessary and all keepers will end up preserved in the history Room of the Pickering Central Library. If you can provide items Obituaries CARRIGAN, Terrance Patrick — (Employee of ifilroy Paper Products) After a long ill- ness at Ajax and Pickering Gener- al Hospital on Thursday, Feb. 24, 1994. Mr. Carrigan was in his 60th year. Beloved husband of Virginia May Carrigan. loving father of Michael, Patricia Ann and her husband Daniel Robbins, Christine and her husband Gree Jackson. and Terrance Alexander. Thar -randfather of Craig, Haylea May and Alexander. Son of Den- nis and the late Vert Carrigan. Brother of Danny, Colleen, Ger- ald, Vona Sally and the late Den- nis. Funeral at Mcl:achnie Funeral Home. Interment at Resurrection Cemetery. Donations to Ajax and Pickering_ General Hospital appreciated. FISHER, Julia Hann — :fi( ScarN)rouLh General llospiLd on March 8. 1994. Julia Fisher, beloved wife of the late Thomas. Loving mother of Tom and his wife Pat. Gary and his wife Judy. and Donna and her husband Fred Dizi!-,. Survived by her sister-in- law and long-time companion. l.ouella Fisher. Thar sister of Flo- rence and her husband Bob Wheeler. Cherished grandmother of Blair, Cindy. Deborah and Stephen. funeral service Friday, March I 1 at '_ p.m. at Mciachnic Funeral Home. 2S Old Kingston Rd., Ajax, (Pickering Village), 428-8488. Cremation. O'BRIEN, Marguerite — On Monday. March 7, 1994 at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital. Mar- guerite, beloved wife of the late William O'Brien. Loving mother of Anne and her husband Ron Smith, Joan and her husband Michael Brunnock, Patricia MacKinnon and Daniel. Precious grandmother of I l Grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Arrangement.% were entrusted to Ronald Martino and Son Funeral Directors, Brock Rd. Chapel, Pickering, 686-5589. WALTON, Gillian Beatrice — During birth on March 7, 1994 in Pickering. She will be sadly missed by her loving parents, Nora and David, brother Jeffrey, grandparents Al and Bea Wood- ward of Windsor and Allan and Lilian Walton of Deep River, and the rest of the family. God be with you until we meet again. Dona- tions may be made to Ajax and Pickering General Hospital's maternal and newborn services department, in lieu of flowers. Visitation on Friday, March 11 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at McFach- nie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488. Funeral mass Saturday, March 12 at 10 a.m. in the chapel at St. Isaac Jogues Church, 1148 Finch Ave., Picker- ing' , for the show, call Tom Mohr at 839- 1221. If you want to help out the festi- val committee as a volunteer, call Eileen Ili -don at 839-5229 (home) or 420-4605 (office). Volunteers meet at 7 p.m. on the third Wednes- day of every month at the Pickering Town hall. One The Esplanade. Next meeting is March 16. This year's festival is scheduled for Sunday, June 12. Attractions so far includc a street dance, rides in a glass -bottom boat, arts and crafts, the Nintendo road show, a battle of' the band` and local celebrity hasket- ball. Last year's fcstival drew 3.(XX) people. M THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1994 -PAGE 13 Town offices, rec. facilities open for business March 21 PICKERING - The March 21 closing of all Town facilities — which had been scheduled so Pickering could meet its social con- tract savings obligations — has been canceled. All Town facilities, including the Town hall and the Pickering Recreation Complex, will be open Monday, March 21, as usual. The closures were canceled because the Town has saved more on employee costs than expected. fach day of closing down sages the Town ahc�ut S60,tXX)_ PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1"4 t111L�L�BMT07d1R. Za� Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publica- tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. KARAOKE: The Royol Canadian Legion. Claremont Branch 483, holds a karooke night at 8:30 p.m., fetTuring Jack Vernon. Free admis- sion. 649-2295 (Susan), 649-3166. BREASTFEEDING: La Leche League Pickering invites pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers to its monthly meeting for informa- tion and support. Babies welcome. For location, call 427-8063. 282-6462 or 831-2017. CONCERT: The Ajax -Pickering Food Bank presents a benefit con- cert by the West Hill Choir. An evening of music and skits begins at 7:45 p.m. at St. Paul's on the Hill Anglican Church. 882 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Admission, S3 and a 'ood donation. or S5 and a food dono- tion for families. All proceeds will benefit St. Paul's on the Hill, Ajax - Pickering Food Bank THEATRE: Pickering Players pre- sent Weekend Comedy• a view of what can happen when the gener- ation gap meets the battle of the sexes. Dunbarton Fairport United Church Auditorium. 1066 Dunbarton RQl_ Curtain at 8 p m Adults S9. seniors/students S7 420-0430 (box office) COMMUNICATION: The Hope Spiritualist Church, 300 Court St.. Oshawa. holds a Communication workshop from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m Toastmaster member Pat Fulton speaks on Steps to Better Communi- cation. S 10 at the door. 728-6198. 576-8849 (Sharon) THEATRE: Pickering Players pre- sent Weekend Comedy. a view of what can happen when the gener- ation gap meets the battle of the sexes. Dunbarton Fairport United Church Auditorium. 1066 Dunbarton Rd. Curtain at 8 p.m Adults S9, seniors/ students S7. 420-0430 (box office) CHILD FIND: Child Find Ontario, Durham chapter• holds a Kid Check (fingerprinting clinic) at the Picker- ing Town Centre from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Children must be accompa- nied by their parent or legal guardian. No charge: donations ,accepted. 1-800-3 87-7962. ARTS AND CRAFTS: Pickering Arts Counil presents an Arts and Crafts Show and Sole at the Pickering Town Centre from 10 am. to 6 p.m. R314 ji'k Mi o rem I i MONDAY, MARCH 14 LIBRARY: The Pickering Public Library's Central Branch, One The Esplanade. offers a Playing with Plasticene program for children geed six and up. beginNng at 10 a.m. Participants learn how to mould their own works of art. Free tickets. 831-7809. DISTRICT PLANS: A Community Open House to discuss Pickering's District Plan Review Is held in the Council Chamber at the Pickering Civic Complex. One The Esplanade, 7:30 p.m. The focus is on the Prelimi- rVry Community Vision booklet now available at the town hall. 420-4617. PHOTOGRAPHY: The Print Group meets in the Pickering Recreation Complex's photography room at 7:30 p.m. Laura Sawodny will make a.presentation on black and white infrared photography. 434-1351. CANCER: The Living with Cancer support group for adults, friends and family meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Cricket Club, corner of Monarch Ave. and Clements Rd. W. Dietician and nutritioni'st Melissa Jaeger .will speak—The living with Cancer Support groups for parents s of children with Cancer and for chil- dren seven to 17 years dealing with the disease meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church. 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. 686-1516 (Lynn Nazarko) Fax us your Billboard items at 683-5110 i%twl WSW 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 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 relaxing way possible. DR STEVEN NADEL, D.D.S. 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax VISA CALL NOW! 683-1432 More to Come Home to awl q 45MM _ _ _--_sr> _��■�Ir��irM r w N mini amara From 11! -i L11114. � 'll 1 Mon. to Thum. 14 pm Sat., Sun. i Hol. 11 am - 6 pm 434-3897 f EXECUTIVE REALTY rasp) MC. & ENTERTAINMENT You'll go wild over Wild Desires PICKERING - A wacky wickets comedy by John Tobias is how the producers of Herongate Barn 'theatre describe their current offering, My Husband's Wild Ik:sires Almost Drove Me Mad. It is indeed all of that, as well as being a well -cast, well -directed, fast -paced adult comedy. Had it not been so well directed it could he a highly -offensive play, as it deals with a topic (sexual dysfunc- tion) which is not funny at all. Director Peter G. Ilurley deals with it in a very light-hearted manner and the result is a play which had the audience rolling in the aisles from start to finish. it is not possible to explain the plot without ruining the play. Briefly, however, Mr. and Mrs. ('rriffin, a middle-aged couple with sexual problems, consult a Mas- ters -and -Johnston -type sexual manual written by Dr. Leopold Baumgartner, hoping to find a solution to their dilemma. What follows is non-stop hilarity. Every role is superbly cast. Bob Whitctwid, as the 4munent super- inicrxknt who doubles as a peep- ing_ Tom, gives his usual strong performance. This actor's facial expressions and body language always delicht audiences. Arthur Sugarman, as the bum- bling burglar who happens to get caught in the apartment, gives a truly professional performance. Not surprising, as he spent many yean on the professional stage in his native EnokuxL Ann E'. Ward is as usual excel- lent, even in this small role as I,0U1Ge'. George Waugh, a Heron -ate regular, usually in political or busi- nessman -type roles, looks wonder- ful in pink. But, the star of the show is, withoult a doubt, Madeleine Atkin- son as Mrs. Griffin. She moves about the stage with grace and ease, changes characters skillfully from American housewife to • Wedlend Dining & Dancing • Daily Lurch & Dinner Specialties Call for reservations Call 683-5110 with your Enternainment news items Madelelelne Atkinson stars In My Husband's Wild Desires Almost Drove Me Mad. French aristocrat to Spanish maid. Her acting left nothing to be desired and her costume left very little to be desired. This play is a must for anybody who needs a good tonic of laughter. Definitely not for children or pixies— My Husband's Wild Desires runs Thursdays to Sundays until Mardi 27. The dirux.`r theatre is on Altona Rd. about five kilometres north of Hwy. 2. Tickets are S29 95 (tax includ- ed) for Thursday. Friday and Sun- day performances. Saturday prices are 533.95 (tax included). Tit: price include., free parkin,. a five -course. home -cooked meal, entertainment during dinner and the show itself. ( :ill 372-3085. rHE CHASE n %10 930. Sat -Sun 205 710.930 Ion Thus 205. 710. 9.30 3iHILADELPHIA n T hurs 7, 9 35 NRS. DOUBTFIRE n 7 05 940 Sal. - Sun. 205.7 05, 940 Ion Thurs. 2.05, 705.9:40 GUARDING TESS n 7 25, 9'45 Sal. -Sun. 225, 725, 9 45 Ion -Tnurs 225, 7:25, 9:45 No Passes W GIRL 2 O at Sun. 2:20 Mon Thrs, 2:20 GREEDY FAAJ 7.940, Sat. -Sun. 2, 7, 9 40. v Thrs. 2, 7, 9:40 No Passes CHINDLER'S LIST AMA 8 Sat. - Sun. 130, 8 Mon - Nrs 130, 8 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1991 -PAGE 15 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 yy Open 7 Days a Week -Sat., Sun. dinner only Private rooms available for parties on all occassions h won 420-7577 1305 Pickerina Parkwav (in Pickerina Corp Centre) The -Wedding l dorm alyeR -Business Receptions Luncheons •l'nvate fi ,� GW -7 Luncheons '"antNn ^, i2� Parties i -` Meetings [ 61? -9353 J MARCH BREAK SPECIAL Sunday Brunch Children - $4.00 each Sunday March lith & _10 h 1:30-2:30 $9.95 Adults plus taxes DINNER & DANCING FRIDAYS (Jur scrumptious specialties include: Prime Rib, ',caru;, l ngun : w �'�i 41aru1ara Sa.,ce. Pepper Steak, Shrimp & Scallops Entrees starting at Sc� 95 loin us `or ST. PATRICK'S DAY DLNNER & DANCE Marc^. 1- i:aC ::��r a: Ire❑ Fav,, -acs No jeans please. RexfI.rtluns Rccurnmcnded 60 Randall Drive, Pickering Village (on Highway .. I bloc« -e-m of Church Sc., (Bos) 619-9858 "A NEW DINING EXPERIENCE" TAIS PLACERESTAURANT (formerly Le Centre Restaurant) (Next to K mart) G TOWN CENTRE -111 k,, IN=0 MONDAY to SATURDAY. 2 BREAKFAST bac_oa:30 AAL r�, "M o is -- aA.�1-1 hornefrles, corn beat hash and toast i .49 3 pancakess�and 2 eggs with bacon, $ ham or sausage, and corn beef hash. 5.49 Full mares available LUNCH - 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M 4 Buffet style speciate from 4.99 $499s,$5.0 Including soup or Lula. Full menu available. DINNER - 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. e00 ;TMs6.45 to =8.95 (SaturdayftStyle Sil peciaam Includlna soup or salad. Full menu available. err,., .... ...... �•►... MARCH 14, 8:30 A.M. 'Ing: 3 DIFFERENT SOUPS, 2 MUM LAIR BAR. SUNDAY ALL DAY OREAMYLST 0:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 2 eggs with bacon, had or esueag., honwfrles, corn beef hash and toast .49 Kosta•s Spectal Br sidada : s5.49 3 pancakesg and 2 eggs with o ith bacn, ham or sausage, and corn beef hask Full mane available LUNCH - 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 2 Buffet Spectialla from $4.99 to $5.45 Including soup or juke. A PAGE I&THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1"4 SAVINGS SO BIG... YOU WON'T BELIEVE YOUR EYES! 995 NEON �� , Vii„ --- _�- • - 1 urne &vaLA 1994 VOYAGER BRAND NEW Ind.: V6, auto., p.s., -., p.b., 7 pass. seats, air Gond., roof rack, reading lights, flood lights, dual air bags, side mouldings, storage drawer & more. �Folwa�$ oR TME � � 171888- 2362 E bt 24 , 1994 ACCLAIM BRAND NEW Incl.: 2.5 L engine, _ p.s., p.b., tift, cruise, auto., AM/FM cass., air cond., alum. wheels, p. mirrors, trunk rack, driver's side air bag & more. Stk. #A9078 O $131988 O"A $167 23 24 mo.. i 1993 CHRYSLER TOWN S COUNTRY MAKE AN OFFER! V6, auto , p. seat, p.w.. p.d.l., p. mirrors, lift, cruise. AM,FM. CD player. sunscreen glass, leather seats. quad seats. loaded. Stk 3964. Balance of factory warranty available 1993 ACCLAIM MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr.. 4 cyl.. auto., p.s., p.b.. tdt, cruise. air cond.. buckets. console. AM/FM cass.. p. mirrors & more. Balance of factory warranty available. Stk. P4005. 1993 CONCORDE MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dc, 3.3 I V6, aulo., p.s., pb., p.w., p.d.l., p. mirrors, Uk, cruise, at cond., rear chikf seat, AMIN cass. w/equalizer, 16' alum. wheel pkg., p. seat, k&yWss entry & more. Balance of faclpry warranty available. SOL P4001. A 91 C tL.Y.Y.C- :. 1 Q 1 1� r-ITITo a1TLVM-ya 1994 COLT 2 dr., engine, bucketsts,, air bag, power brakes, console, electric defroster, dual mirrors, plus much more. oO$109799m$9411 1994 SUNDANCE 2 DOOR 1993 WAW FIFTH AVE. MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr, V6, auto., p.s., pb., p.w., p.d.l., p. seat, tik, cruise, auto., temp. air, AMIFM cass., keyless entry, wire wheels, security alarm, come" fights, I vanity mirrors Wore. Balance of Warranty available. Sk P4025. A 91 C tL.Y.Y.C- :. 1 Q 1 1� r-ITITo a1TLVM-ya 1994 COLT 2 dr., engine, bucketsts,, air bag, power brakes, console, electric defroster, dual mirrors, plus much more. oO$109799m$9411 1994 SUNDANCE 2 DOOR Incl.: 2.2 L, auto., porn, dual dual horns, air condo, , air co vanity mirrors, delay '3 wipers, floor mats, console, driver air ION9,998 ,� PLAN bag & more. $5399*mm. "24 mw. �` _1 11W 7 1993 %4111 DAKOTA CLUB CAB ,2pp Mnxes _ MAKE AN OFFER! Cloth buckets. power windows, power door locks, power steering, power brakes. tilt, cruise, air, V6. auto., anti spin, two tone. AM/FM cars., aluminum wheeis.LE decor & more. l owner. Bal. of factory warmrty avail. Stk. P4063B. °A My 3 1993 OO M/�S 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.. AM/FM,'cass., electronic Pak, air bag, comfort ride control, tib, cruise & more. Balance of factory warranty. P4062. �l 1991 DAYTONA 2 DR. MAKE AN OFFER! V6, auamaadc., p. steering, p. brakes, p. windows, power door locks, power minors, AWPA cassew, air condifionhg, tilt, cruise, dolh buckets, corwole & more. 1 owner. Balance factory warranty available. 1990 - SHADOW 4 DFL MAKE AN OFFER! 4 cylinder, a ftnatic, power steering. power brakes, tit, anise, sunrool, buckets, console, air cart6Gorft cassew, & more. i owner Balance factory warranty avaiable. ML wDmin rmrI GrAmm owrnrE NCKAIp %meq ALL 2 TI , Al �;� ► M 1992 zzz — vl�- _ - r SHADOW `1 2 DR. S. MAKE AN OFFER! 4 cylinder, auto., power steering, power brakes, privacy glass, cloth buckets, AWN cassette. l owner. Balarxe factory warranly available. Stk. iii 1993 CHRYSLER OWLY,�;z00IIN s INTREPID MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L. V6. auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p. door locks. p. mirrors, tik. cruise. AM/FM cass.. rear child seat, message centre, air cond. Stk. P3989. Balance of factory warranty available. 1993 s CHRYSLER DYNASTY LE MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L engine, auto. transmission, power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, tiff, cruise, AM/FM cassette, W.S.W. radials, cloth seats & more. Stk. P3927. Balance of factory warranty avaiiabfe. DOW 0= DAVID AM eLL lICIfAp #IMBWLT wS1JAWON "E#IiD wL1JAYeDN SERVICE OPEN ALL - DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT 1D('( IAI svl-vivt-c Z1 - NEWS ADVERTISER Applecroft Public School players celebrate after nipping Oshawa's T.R. McEwen in the semi-final of the Durham Ele- mentary Athletic Association's Final Four of basketball in Whit- by Tuesday. Applecroft of Ajax went on to win the Durham title. photo by Ron Pietroniro Applecroft b kings of the court AJAX-PICKERING - The intermediate basketball boys at Ajax's Applecroft Public School are the kings of the hardwood. Applecroft swept to victory in the Durham Elementary Athletics Association Final Four playoffs at Anderson Collegiate in Whitby Tuesday night. In the boys' championship contest, Applecroft nar- Alkwhrowly esuped with a 38-37 victoryMcE- wan Public School of Oshawa. Applecroft was paced by a 14 -point performance by Ofori Grant. .4&!Lake Herman Johnson was close behind with 12 points. In boys' semi-final action; Applecroft defeated Vista Public School of Oshawa 32-29 to vance to the final. Ofori Grant netted 20 points for Applecroft. Meanwhile, T.R. McEwan got past Glengrove Public School of Pickering 5246 in the other semi-final contest. Jammal Anderson had 18 points for Glengrove. THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, MARCH 11, IM -PAGE 17 p WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS teg. Leafs, Blue Jays g oftrs I Pay Cash at Face Value Cal Bruce, 5794400, Ext 207 Pickering Papps juniors golden at tournament PICKERING - The Pickering Papps junior 'A' ringette team captured the gold medal at the 21st annual Oshawa tournament. defeating Woolwich in the cham- pionship contest. The Papps juniors outlasted Woolwich 8-7 in a see -saw battle in the title tilt. Kayleen Coughlin and Laurie Train paced Papps with two -goal efforts. Susan Con- way and Erin Helmer played strong defensive games. Pickering started the tourney with a close 5-4 win over Wool- wich. Kristy Michea tallied twice and Crystal Annis added two assists. In the second game, Pickering came out on top with a well- deserved 5-3 win over Missis- sauga. Jenny Kelleher led the way with two goals. Port Perry nipped Pickering 6- 4 in the third game. The contest was tied four times and was decided in the last four minutes of play. Cathy File sparked the team with two goals and two assists. Melissa Barber added a goal and an assist. Pickering rebounded from the loss with an impressive 9-2 victo- ry over Oshawa to qualify for the final. Katie Edmunds contributed three goals and an assist, while linemate Kim Wells chipped in with a goal and two assists. The juniors improved their overall record to 29 wins, nine losses and four ties and are cur- rently competing in the provincial preliminary tournament which awards the winner with a berth in the provincial championships in Hamilton in April. Bo knows nothing about Ben's sports PICKERING - Like Bo Jackson and Dmon Saunders, Ben Snapc is a two - sport man. And, he excels at both of them. Take last weekend, for example.'Ibc 15 -year-old Pickering resident turned in outstanding performances at a trampoline meet and a t �q karate toumament Snape stnrck gold twice at the Provincial Synchro- ! nized Trampoline Qualifier in Richmond Hill Saturday. He teamed up with partner Mathieu Turgeon, 14, of Markham to win the gold medal in the level 3 men's synchro event. They achieved a score of 80.5 — the , highest in the competition. The scute also rt.7wesente d a - personal best for both trampolinists. In the level 3 mixed event. Snape and partner Lydia ' ZancA 13, of Embicoke, won with a scone of 77.8. Snape and Turgeon qualified for both the provincials Ben Snape in Burlington and the nationals in Vancarver. Scrape and Zanon had previously qualified for the provincials in the mixed event. and competed to maintain their position and for practice. Snape is a member of the Skyriders Trampoline Place in Richmond Hill. SW also competed in a karate tournament at the University of Toronto's Athletic Centre last weekend. He placed first in kata (movements) and fourth in sparring in the purple belt category. He's a member of the Toronto Academy of Karate. `Little rockers' 'spiel champs By JIM EASSON Special to the News Advertiser AJAX-PICKERING - A rink of `little rockers' from the Annandale Curling Club prevailed at a large bonspiel in Unionville Saturday. The Annandale little rock team, skipped by Kade Bolger, won the seventh annual Bubblegum Bon - spiel at the Unionville Curling Club. Durham West girls champs at Shelburne hockey tourney AJAX-PICKERING - The Durham West Gordon Judges Prodwl ions tyke house league girls' hockey team made a big impression at the recent Shelburne tournament. The team, made up of six and seven-year-old girls from the Ajax -Pickering area, came home with the championship trophy. The championship game was a rematch against Stroud. The Durham West squad peppered the Stroud goalie with shots en route to a 5-1 win for the title. Lauren O'Hare and Amanda Morra struck for two goals apiece, while Asffky Ewanchek netted a single. The Durham West tykes started out the tourney with a bang, blanking Stroud 3-0. Sound defensive play WM the key to leadtg jbe squad to its fust -ever shutout. Jenny Black recorded the shutout. Misty MacKinnon notched a pair of goals, with one to Mara. Playing the home team from Shelburne, Durham West responded with its strongest game of the tourna- ment to record a 5-3 win. O'Hare scored twice, while Morra, Teryn Emslie and Jessica judges provided sin- gles. Team members are Jenny Black, Amanda Morra, Stacey Vahey, Katelyn Sears, Catherine Kerr, Caley Hulme, Jessica Judges, Carlee Peroff, Kimberly Kish, Lisa Lillie, Ashley Ewanchek, Misty MacKinnon, Lauren O'Hare, Teryn Emslie and Teresa Flaxman. The team is coached by Andrew Vahey and Dan Per- . off and assisted by manager Brenda Vahey. The Annandale rink finished first out of 16 teams at the 'spiel. Joining Bolger on the ice were vice Chris Williams, second Aaron Shimkofsky and lead Mike Williams. DOO Area curling fanatics are tak- ing in the 1994 Labatt Brier Cana- dian Men's Curling Champi- onship at Red Deer, Alberta. Ontario's Russ Howard rink, the defending Brier and world champion, is heavily favored to win again. Alberta's Ed Lukowich and B.C.'s Rick Folk are all previous Brier winners. Among the locals on hand for the action are Jack and Tish Rauch and Jim Easson, all of Pickering. The Brier is expected to attract upwards of 131,000 spectators during the week. That type of fan support for the game could be seen locally in 1996 when the Provincial Men's Curling Championship comes to the Pickering Recreation Com- plex. Swimmers in synch AJAX-PICKERING - The Durham Synchro Club opened its competitive season on a suc- cessful note with both the 'A' and 'B' levels performing well at two recent meets. Shaina Dinsdale, participat- ing in the 11 -and -under age _roup, placed third at the Cen- tral East Regional 'B' Meet at the Granite Club in Toronto. In the 12 -to -14 age group, Leslie Wickens was 11th and Amanda Damtsis 17th. Jackie Jay was 19th and Lindsay Borisko 22nd in the 15 - and -over division. At the Central East Regional 'A' Competition at York Uni- versity Feb. 18 to 20, the Durham club competed in the team, figures and solo events. In figures. Tonnia VonDer- lleidt was third and Nicola Frankland eighth in the 12 -to- 14 category. The team of Tonnia VonDer lleidt, Nicola Frankland, Slelis- sa Redmond, Anne Fraser, Jenny Burgess, Amy %IcPher- um, Sara Ward and Becky Boyd placed second in the 12 -to -14 division. In the 15 -to -17 category, Beth Wintonyk was third. Teri Pearce fifth and Jennifer D•.,rnell sixth in the figures event. In the solo event. Wintonyk was third. Pearce fourth and Darnell fifth. The 15 -to -17 team of Cheryl Alexander, Shannon Falconer. Mary O'Brien, Brenlee Wcx>J. Rochelle and Vanessa Fernan- dez, Elke Sullivan and Erika Vanerheijden placed second. At the senior level, Beth Wintonyk was second in figures, Shannon Murdock third and Teri Pearce fifth. The senior team of Jennifer Darnell, Lori Durand, Tara Fowler, Kirsten Mills, Shannon Murdock, Teri Pearce, Vanessa Reece, Joy Simon, Andree Wagar and Beth Wintonyk cap- tured first place. At the `B' level, the Durham synchronized swimmers will compete at the Central East, Region Championships April 8 and 9 at Trent University. Many of the club's competi- tive synchronized swimmers reside in Ajax and Pickering. GOLF EXCHANGE j Large SelMlon of Golf Clubs 683-3476 N THE PLAZA WITH LORD BYF= BROOK RD. & WRY. 2 PI W"M HOURS: MOK-FAL 10.9 W. 9.5, SUMAY 11.5 PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1"4 1 Q General Help 1 Q General Help 110 General Help Sales Help/ Sales Help/ Day Care Articles Articles p 30 Agents 130 Agents 65 Available 220 For Sale 220 For Sale •• * HIGH ENERGY •: * SELF MOTIVATED * CUSTOMER FRIENDLY * PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVER If this sounds like you, we invite you to join our progressive dynamic food company ciiitia.� . Apply in person at any location. o •• •• FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST WANTED $8.00/hr. to start T commission. Benefits. Birthdays off with pay. Phone 683-3650, ask for Jane. MEAT MANAGER Must nave 3-5 yrs. experience with carcass beef, also ordering, inventory, merchandising and efficient paperwork. Apply in Person to Loeb, Baywood 105 Bayly St- W-, Ajax Attention: Frank Grossi PICKER,IPACKER Contract positions in Ajax. S8.001hour Experience In picking/packing of inventory required. Call Pam Jackson, Ian Martin Limited. TN: (416) 439.64M Fax: (416) 439-6922 TELEMARKETING OFFICE requires additional staff Must have a mature pleasant voice Hourly rate plus bonuses. Located Brod. Rd. s., Call 9-5 for interview Ul -2333 or 683.8335 ALASKA JOBS Eam up to $30 D00 in 3 frnon" fishing salmon. Also consitrLil cannery of f*ft pus mora FOR BAMEDIATE (RESPONSE CALL 1-5044464513 EXT. K100 Shaklee an Income Earning Opportunity for Working Portions Earn exta inane Determine, wok tlUMA1e Start pat -line ano earn wneMs cel: Daley or slrwwr Itlsaipk at (IM) 427.041. *ler 6 pas, lbn.-Fri. anytirae sa a Sea. Atwefbt9 pfiXhKb IN EXPERIENCED person to clean hoe W No SWIV home with a team. Must have ylpU'le pffid dfect I* car. wOrk 2-4 days per week. Call 686.1975. (031594) MR models between 1625 is required immediately for free NN 1-504.641-77M hall cut by well known hairstylist I Ext 100 - 24 his 4competing in Ontario cutting REQUIRED experienced champonshps. Must be wiling to have fashionable hair cut. gilatxleicutter operator wrh a Call Valentino s. 666.3808. sono background in precision conn_. Apply in person only at TELEPHONE operators needed 125 Consumers Dr., Whitby. we now have a few openings LEARN and you will earn. Be. for part-time and night-time come debt free in 1994!1 Join the operators, all shifts Call 666- Marathon Project, call (905) 5366 for details, leave a voice 623.1565. (031594) resume. (031194) MATURE, experienced cafeteria SALES & Administration worker required dupes. Includes Manager - established advents- cooking and operating the cash ,Ing gift company needs some- register. Cal Pat or Ruth a1 668 - one who is friendly. organized 8811 ext. 263 8 a.m.-4 p.m. and good with figures to deal with a National commissioned PRODUCTION Supervisor sales force Non smoking office. shelf). We are a medium sized Open to 4 day week. O'Donnell- manufacturer o1 Packaging Dig Specialty Adverming, Ajax. materials. located in Whitby. Pow -1905) 427-8520 or tax 428-2422. The person to fill the above lar must have a 'sigh energy PROGRESSIVE Iota( salon level. must be a good seeks experience stylist with communicator, work well with protessionalism, creativity, and people. Must be a take charge has a committed ansude. Our person, capable of making salon offers incentive packages, deosions and has a stable work upgradng education and a pall record We offer a competitive sonal atmosphere for your salary and an excellent benefit ekot*"' SOW resumes to: 1B package. Apply to the Plant 701 Roeskvnd Rd. E.. Box 269, Manager, McNalrn Packaging. Whitby, Ont. LIN 8Y% (0304941 125 Consumers Dr . Whitby. SEARS HEALTH FOOD & FITNESS SHOP PICKERING Seek ng pa':: -e sa es staff available evenings and wee Kends for our 'few sio,e Opening soot' Mus be se f--otivatec. energe- c enthusiastic. organized and people Drier led Exm,•e-ce an asset We o•cv Ce exce'lent w07K ^g conditions arc adva'-.;ement prospects xf the right candidate Deliver ,esu -e to Sears Personnel Pickering Town Centre Monday to Friday 10 a.m.-a p.m. Wed. until 8:30 p.rrL COURIER D0116/BROKERS Immediate openings for 3 persons for rapidly growing couner and distn- buaon company. Must have an excellent geographical know- ledge of Metro Toronto, a good driving record and personal car or van. Please call Vali at 427-6705 TELEMARKETING >Aanmer- ..•Dansor 25 yea, ota WHitby ".orrkbi requires 6 mature in. 1ivi0WK to join ou, termamel' ng team. 12.20 hrs,weex available Even rings 4:30-8:3C and Sat 12-4 p m Above average hourly wage No selvlg 'volved Or 6,perience -ecessa:y Call today. 666- _021 t03 594 VINYL siding installers required. V -s' nave own vii B number Cau in confidence. Jim Hood. -28-6291 betweer 730 am.. 9:30 a.m. (031594) TELEMARKETERS for lead generation No selling. hourly pay Evenings anc Saturdays. Must have confident telephone manner, will train, required •nmedrately Call 430-7623. PART time book keeper n required. ExperieOe with the ACCPAC computer program s necessary. Please send resume 10 File 86163 Oshawa This Week. P.O. Box 48'. Oshawa Ont L,H 7L5. (0317941 120 office Help If it's fun, exciting, puzzling, challenging, and entertaining for the whole family, then Dufferin has it. And ... we are looking for someone to help us share it with others. If you have 5 years professional sales experience and an enthusiastic, self motivated attitude, we have a full time sales associate position available. Call 420-6113. DAYCARE provided in my SOFA set two maiaching OAK/PINE FURNITURE - Why home. full and pan time for sofas. dark brown with blue pay retail prices? One of children one year and up. Close floral print, good condition, as- Ontario's oldest and largest to St. Monica d E.B. Phin king $300. parr. Single box manufacturers is now selling schools. Rouge Valley area, spring and mattress. almost direct to the public. Eg. 5' oak Pickering. Call 509-1957. new, asking $100. Commodore table with c/w ext. and 4 (031394) 64, monitor disk drive. games. Windsor chairs. $799 - 8' oak LOVINGmother of two boys. colour printer. asking 5250. 579. double pedestal cAv ext. and 6 ages 3 1.2 & 6 to provide full 9870 after 6 of anytime chairs. $1429. Cannonball beds. time daycare for your child. No weekends. (031594) 5294 Over 20 stain choices - all Pets. tented yard, nutritious BEAT Lunchba Letdown) Get 9 solid. no veneers - Trad'lional snacks. lunches, daily walks. 130 delicious sandwich -a- day Woodworking, 905-985-8774. (TF) Ages 2 1/2 and up welcome. recipes plus money guide. How dealing with the public, flexible Lverpoolli 82. Elaine. 420- to create real savings out of next COOLER 8x8 walk in. $2500. 2585. (031794) to nothing. Send $14.95 plus Walk in freezers. 6x12. $250. AJAX HarwoodiSayly, avail- GST/PST, total $17.20 payable 5HP and 3HP compressors. m able in my horns, non soker, to: D. Soon. File '16161 Oshawa $1600 each. Heavy duty metal any age. $80 weekly. Flexible This Week, P.O Box 481, shelves. $80 each. 6 line telephone system $2000 Water Associate with national retailer has oppppoorlunrtrtyy for: ESTIMATORSICLOSERS. Earnings of 3,000 - 4,0001m (comm) possible. Outgoing dependable people with sales background preferred. Training provided. Car a must. Call MR. ZAMAN, 428-2010. START a k,o,a+ Business 1,o - home 0' shop Complete tran'1ng, one -On -ore. high prole. Alson on VHS. over 45 and ,ecendy laid off. may quality for full assistance. Phons 436.1664 or 436 1991 Career School of Floral Design (031594) ALOETTE Cosmetics now open n Pickering Full time earnings ,n pan nrie hours. No cieswery. no inventory, tree training. Please call 427-802,. (031394) ,ore. no pets,lunchusnacks o.b.o. Only 3 months old. pram - daily. From 10 mths.1 1/2 yr. Cally brand now Call 427-6258. and 5 and olds. Call Rrta 427- 9278.(030994) CARPET I have several ,000 yards of row Stan., or and MATURE woman looking for 100% nylon carpet. IT carpel babysitting )obs in my home. Big our living room and hall for $349 lanced backyard- cwt mals. wi Price inctudes carpet, pad and work any short. Mother of 3 installation. -3o yards-. Steve. teenagers. Very reasonable 1416) 432-824x. (TF) .- tall n.--- »o_ne7. "77' t era "mm."' w. I ---"-,.....+.ran. vir..rnrrrre I Local Beauty 220 Articles '005 of games and educational OLD and ant" lurniture, any For Salem see w I�o Frda gfree tro .. thing oda tools, china, silver. Supply wood requires AJAX Pickering Appliance - no stove, brass accents, s100, advertising, sporting, toys. sasonaole one- refused, fully manual typewriter, new, $35 decoys, dolts• milk bOltlss, col - SALESPERSON guaranteed Reconditioned Cal 432.2816 (C31794)1D^s « Si". 559 Brockln. Part-time oappliances, 6784. 467 Westrief CARPETS "sot carpel. 100x, wANTED(�)ard Blue J (3 days per wk.) Ro. S Ajax (TF) nylon, now stain release carpets T air 'A on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms, ickels at tape valve Cal Bruce 686-3499 COMPLETE set of modular $349 Price includes carpet, 0 579-x400. ext. 207 (TF) person rs a red for "itis^ c„pooards, including premium pad, expert WANTED- phones from the Ad - SALES q Counter top, double Snk. Moen irlatallatx)n, last deli fro van phone system 8 Wricail on car ��hOO� any ifer- taucetts. nark almond n odour estimates (30 yards) Norman. CK �. Please, cal 579-4400 vice stations. Send resume 10. Asking $650 Call 728.0974. 686-2314. (033194) ask to UL (TF) R.F.C. 165 Crown Crt.. Whitby. Ont. L,N 791 (03,594) 260 Am 6 Crafts 260 Arts & Crafts 260 Arts 8 Cans 135 Skilled Help 135 skilled Help D and E PRECISION TOOLING requires MOULD MAKER to build plastic injection moulds. Size range from 8x6 to 30x40. Competitive wage, excellent benefit plan with health, drug, dental, life insurance and long term disability. For Interview call: (905) 839-7820 Zoltan Kovac, ext 606 or Bob Smith, exL 629 !� ours. receipts. Relerence ala )able Call 683-8673. Oshawa. Ont. L1H 71-5. ' cooler. $150 Microwave. $80. COUNTRY CRAFTS AND r rLt 031694) TRADE your new and used mer chandise or skills for other Office desk. $150. Chairs $45 each. Large bulletin board. $80. Phone 571-0138. (031594) required in the Ajax area. EXPERIENCED and respon. products and services. Every- Coffee table. $40 728-2255 or ■I sible aayca•e available. Low thing and anything. It's fast and 430-7816. (031594) Must be mature, oSSess p good rates with tar receipt_ Fenced easy. Call free of charge. AFFORDABLE Oshawa. Over 60 quality 3MLE 9 yard with swing set. toys, Oshawa. 434-3648 or 1.800- wedding gowns command of the English language, activities. references' non 561-3648 (033394) buy or rent, large selearon of smoker HarmonyrRossland (�8�)2 9100 ext 8240. sizes and styles. call Judy. 905 be friendly and courteous, enjoy 576.0697 (030994) PIANOS/GRANDFATHER 579-4782 Oshawa. (031 5W) dealing with the public, flexible WHTES RdTLC t mother of two will TLC to a CLOCKS Tremendous Savings . Annual classroom piano sale. CIaLD'S table and chairs, doll «adls, toy box. deacon bertci. schedules. Training available. give children all ages Full and part time Pianos' rent to Own, apt. size, upright. digital, piclure frames, shelves. Made Harvard, Corel, Computer Programming and Systems available. Large fenced grand, of solid pine. Great gift for For interview call Mark Johnson backyartl, lunches, snacks keyboards. CLOCKS (free delivery and set up). Telep Easier. Please call 434-7568 or 579-0135. your dog in one ircluded References piano Works. 433.1491. (TF) LIVE-IN saner required. Indian 427-2977 Please call 420-0940. (031394) (0313availa4) f.EAlE ,p own vehicles. 1880 v 19 0 - A A Iles origin. Konkani speaking, non In Pickenng Shift DAYCARE available in my Horne. Full and pan Brice. smoke FRIGIDAIRE - refrigerator, range (electric) apartment washer,dryer (stacked). $2000 230 Wanted (TF) ....... smoker. area work: Call 831-8787. (03 14111 pan at 886-9813. (031894) ..viva T" TIM 3775. (TF) .. :.... Associate with national retailer has oppppoorlunrtrtyy for: ESTIMATORSICLOSERS. Earnings of 3,000 - 4,0001m (comm) possible. Outgoing dependable people with sales background preferred. Training provided. Car a must. Call MR. ZAMAN, 428-2010. START a k,o,a+ Business 1,o - home 0' shop Complete tran'1ng, one -On -ore. high prole. Alson on VHS. over 45 and ,ecendy laid off. may quality for full assistance. Phons 436.1664 or 436 1991 Career School of Floral Design (031594) ALOETTE Cosmetics now open n Pickering Full time earnings ,n pan nrie hours. No cieswery. no inventory, tree training. Please call 427-802,. (031394) ,ore. no pets,lunchusnacks o.b.o. Only 3 months old. pram - daily. From 10 mths.1 1/2 yr. Cally brand now Call 427-6258. and 5 and olds. Call Rrta 427- 9278.(030994) CARPET I have several ,000 yards of row Stan., or and MATURE woman looking for 100% nylon carpet. IT carpel babysitting )obs in my home. Big our living room and hall for $349 lanced backyard- cwt mals. wi Price inctudes carpet, pad and work any short. Mother of 3 installation. -3o yards-. Steve. teenagers. Very reasonable 1416) 432-824x. (TF) .- tall n.--- »o_ne7. "77' t era "mm."' w. I ---"-,.....+.ran. vir..rnrrrre I Local Beauty 220 Articles '005 of games and educational OLD and ant" lurniture, any For Salem see w I�o Frda gfree tro .. thing oda tools, china, silver. Supply wood requires AJAX Pickering Appliance - no stove, brass accents, s100, advertising, sporting, toys. sasonaole one- refused, fully manual typewriter, new, $35 decoys, dolts• milk bOltlss, col - SALESPERSON guaranteed Reconditioned Cal 432.2816 (C31794)1D^s « Si". 559 Brockln. Part-time oappliances, 6784. 467 Westrief CARPETS "sot carpel. 100x, wANTED(�)ard Blue J (3 days per wk.) Ro. S Ajax (TF) nylon, now stain release carpets T air 'A on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms, ickels at tape valve Cal Bruce 686-3499 COMPLETE set of modular $349 Price includes carpet, 0 579-x400. ext. 207 (TF) person rs a red for "itis^ c„pooards, including premium pad, expert WANTED- phones from the Ad - SALES q Counter top, double Snk. Moen irlatallatx)n, last deli fro van phone system 8 Wricail on car ��hOO� any ifer- taucetts. nark almond n odour estimates (30 yards) Norman. CK �. Please, cal 579-4400 vice stations. Send resume 10. Asking $650 Call 728.0974. 686-2314. (033194) ask to UL (TF) R.F.C. 165 Crown Crt.. Whitby. Ont. L,N 791 (03,594) 260 Am 6 Crafts 260 Arts & Crafts 260 Arts 8 Cans 135 Skilled Help 135 skilled Help D and E PRECISION TOOLING requires MOULD MAKER to build plastic injection moulds. Size range from 8x6 to 30x40. Competitive wage, excellent benefit plan with health, drug, dental, life insurance and long term disability. For Interview call: (905) 839-7820 Zoltan Kovac, ext 606 or Bob Smith, exL 629 !� r IA r A r A r '! �OO COUNTRY CRAFTS AND For Sale KCENTRE COLLECTIBLES SHOW S Phone 571-0138. (031594) Fri., March 25, 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. Sat., March 26, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. bla power lock _appomtmem, pa�� c air. ski""POPULAR C OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM ■I 99 Thornton Rd. S., Oshawa DURHAM'S LARGEST CRAFT SHOW show, Sun. April 24, Jubilee No appliances, 432.1678.Pavillion 140 Exhibitors 14,000 sq. ft. of unique crafts T. Touch" Obedience HEART. Cal 263 -TAGS.. a Training, (905) 619.0864. (TF) AT last, in Lakeview Park (031794) 434-5531 ek lxplrllllce. verve ria 1:a/GNAT 1 tW Et7PLE: T Contemporary an and waft soon i Durham230 %�opening 300 �OO i Regan. til accepting work el wantedE!M!] For Sale KCENTRE m106' moium Please comactWANTED -da r a,n.rae oodles or Dave to arrange an 1N212cam rl4 316knLynn Phone 571-0138. (031594) _ 905.579-6641. M Y,•a� fu bla power lock _appomtmem, pa�� c air. ski""POPULAR NANNY required - love in or out, nd reliable for spring country craft We buy ntaet go00is.0 """` factory warranty. ABS bakes. ECHANIC show, Sun. April 24, Jubilee No appliances, 432.1678.Pavillion �" `°�' (�'► T. Touch" Obedience HEART. Cal 263 -TAGS.. a Training, (905) 619.0864. (TF) AT last, in Lakeview Park (031794) 1980 Caravan SE. auto, V6, aw, ek lxplrllllce. Oshawa. Over 60 quality 3MLE 9 7 Passenger, lift. aal �mNon, brr B t exhibitors, tables, 845. Ex-Orlc*dt Pleas* oa8 ""136, hbitors call 434-5531. t, luggage rack, 7J.� J.IJ (031594) certified. $10.50D. 290 c.. Pewsq es, ppues- 290 �Boarding (�8�)2 9100 ext 8240. mer r Ys squired in our Ilona, jive in or out. Will consider ma- Boarding1989 F INSIDE Sales Agents - we now LATHE Operator - Minimum 12 have 3 openings for nside sates years experience, jabbing work, HELPI My canine and 18117. TRAINING for You and your dog friends and I are looking to Loam The or. empo. loaded, 79.000 kms., excellent condition. $4700 certified. 160 Day Care 6 reps Call 666.5366 for details, leave a voice resume. (031194) some milling experience, able to read blueprint, do own set-up, Wanted per. Moningf cit Method marlin O, lower horns. In ax- n our info training es. For Phone 571-0138. (031594) IF you are single o a si le Y^g parent or separated o tsvoosd work to find tolerances. Paid companybenefits, h NANNY required - love in or out, nd reliable for mere information, change W° wiry give leve aid plea please con' tat one of our friendly stall PLEASE OPEN YOUR ions -Classic YOUR 1fIN Reliant LE n wagon. air. cassette. new transmission with three years work are289.0401 (035�94� 3 children, days per week. T. Touch" Obedience HEART. Cal 263 -TAGS.. a Training, (905) 619.0864. (TF) AT last, June 1993. Only 116,000 kms.. $4200 �N�• o.b.o. 427.0580. experience. you may quality for financial assistance a You are HOsp. Medical 1 50 References please. Cal 428- 8815 (031394 ) fun and ass train- y dog train - 1992 two horse McBride Trailer. ing for you and your dog slan,:19 (031594) over 45 and have recently been laid off, you may qualify for train- Denial PICKERING -reliable nanny Or bale excellent condition, Askin Mar 22. Classes available for Jr. $3500. Call 697.0590. (031594) and Senior puppies, novist dogs 1965 Celebrity Statiomvagor6 V6, high Penning a engine. trig assistance. DIP/CERT., MEDICAL Secretary, please r in only to Dr. N. mer r Ys squired in our Ilona, jive in or out. Will consider ma- and trial preparation. Small cies- PALADEN Dog Obedience SOS on No legation Cell K-9 ly e Excellent tannin 9 condition. Lotus, Word perfect, D -gap, Word. Accpac, Bedford, few, __ Stein, 95 Ba St. W., Suite lure student. Call Jackie, 416• ry appraed classes. All Veterinary Klubhouse, 905-837.2364. levels of obedience offered. Telephone 432 - sq� (�1 )Te Aulocad. Ventura. Pagenneker, 200, Ajax. LIS 711 (031594) 981-4449. (031794) _094 Days -evenings -weekends. Ni DOG TRAINING CLASSES - 1981 Grand Prix, loaded, Harvard, Corel, Computer Programming and Systems Day Care 16 Day Care 165 Puppy and novice evening clas- starting in March. Ajax and ses slaning Tues. Mar. 15. Next Oshawa. Train good shape, cheap( $750. 728-9535. Analyist, Cobol, Pascal wanted Available your dog in one .(031594) and C. Photoshop, Ouark Elpresa and LIVE-IN saner required. Indian RAVENSCROFT/ROSBLAND - puppy and novice day weekend 10 week course. For the pet masses staining Sat Mar. 19. owner and ole*diene* f.EAlE ,p own vehicles. 1880 v 19 0 - Illustrator. Durham Business Computer Coll". 427.3010. origin. Konkani speaking, non In Pickenng Shift daycare available in my homy, fuel Or time. Call Paley Ex-insiructo R.AF Parc* Dog enthusiasts. 35 years Training School. Telephone experience. Barb Scot, t985,$345Own ores. Credit decks, 886.7426 or 611& (TF) ....... smoker. area work: Call 831-8787. (03 14111 pan at 886-9813. (031894) ..viva 576- 668-9425. (031194) 5635. (031794) ... 3775. (TF) .. :.... ' 300 J1p�r11I1e11ls Aplt�rtllleltts Aparb,rlents For Sale For Rent 400 For Rem 400 For Rent TOYOTA. Wissan, Buick, olds and small trucks tool Ba and newer. ail CWWad. auto and 5 speed. Undw (2500. Call 72e. 0817. (031594) AutoWanted 305 a TOP price for good used cars or trucks. Free scrap pick-up, un- nornmund towina. Call 24 hm- Mr. Bill, 905.683-7375. (TF) 310 Tnlcics For Sale i9e8 GMC Heavy Hail Ton, 305 automatic. box finer and cap, am/fm cassette, $6300. certified Call 725.5043. Ion 20 Ill. boa, pas driven. $2000 obo. Good ponddion. 579-0135. (030494) nnn Vans. 4 Whi 95 Dodge Cargo Van, asking 300 as is o.b.o. 721.1735 ve message. (031794) to Parts ilk NGINES, transmissions. ,etgn and domestic. Instata- n and other repairs available, r variable. Free towing, Oshawal uby area. Call 728.0817, FAIR RENT GREAT APARTMENT TERRIFIC LANDLORD Overtired 3lsdrtn. epartineny. In suite masher/dryer, air conditioning, free parking. New ftkering Town Com-. From 11729. Call 831-3667 LOOK Lope 2 bdnn. ppb. it Cathawa and ftiby Only mks. to dowwl Lanni tacbes. From $6544799. Available now. 432.0011 IMMEDIATELY Pickering West Shore, one bedroom, private entrance Arc Su t le I Sing quiet 11011- 355 Motorcycles Smoker Firsvlast lease 5550 NO pets. no smoking. separate jFT •968 Sunray Mirage WO. entrance, 4 appliances, laundry aeon 4, tun galley. head. ideal faaYties. $600 firalast. Avad- In,ly pulse on Trent Severn. auto April 15 427.0355. 18.700 905434-8733 after 6 (0311941 m 031 794 repofts, PiCkup and P� N iKd508 EDUCATIONAL Services Cortt - 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 For Appointment, or visit rental office at: 1480 Pickering Parkway #110 THE BREAKERS CONDOMINIUM AM • Superior 2-bdrm. suites • Lake views still available I3alcorlies 5 appliances I at the lake En suite laundry 2 baths (incl. master en suite) Individual en suite heatingilalr conditioning units Underground parking On-site security On-site maintenance Parking included $1,005 to $1,320 Call between 9 am- - 6 p.m. 427-0363 w Hi1el Turnisned adamine"!$, one bedroom or bachelor, clean. AJAX large ongnt one quiet, garden view, balcony, bedroom basement. newly laundry, parking, no pets. 506 refinished, separate entrance, Dundas St. W . art Inclusive, parking, laundry, cant tub, air $550 and up 416284-1618 or con no smoking $650 monthly 905-509.2038- 1011iQ41 -npfuSive. 426'639 '0317941 WHITBY 6 room apartment. WHITBY three oeoroom agar. close to downtown. Near Merl 'r Triplex. quiet residential stropping, schools, yard. Avail- area. close to shopping. $817 able May 1. $675 plus utilities. muni - hydro Phone 666. 430-8820 atter 6 p.m. (031794) ,385 «6685068 ;031794) OSHAWA clean bright two ONE bedroom basement. bedroom, one own. front perch. prbadloorred, includes heat, waster/dryer nice yard, close to cable, central air and hydro. doth,won. Prefer quiet person/ Snare laundry, separate couple No pets. $650 - hydro. entrance. near bus. $675. Fvsv Call 4350110. (031794) last, 416-410-4537 . (7F) OSHAWA one bedroom WHITBY Regency Place apaim enr newly decorated.No Apartments - one and two Pots. $525 monthly. Also bedroom apavtments available detached garage for storage, in senior complex. Mar and Ace. $75 monthly 263-8595. park We �xW applianical all (031594) uulxiee included. Call 430.7397, THE NEWS ADVF.I MER FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1994 -PAGE 19 400 � 400 "°'� R� 400 "Pr a is 400 Apartments For APPt. to View F• la,sl2er6-soca MOTORCYCLE ri INSURANCE AJAX IMrp beeroo^• casement cious carpeted, newly painted apartment, private entrance, apartment. separate entrance. 683-9725 firms• �� ark. 4 pile. barn. bus and shopping. NI utilities able immediately. Cap 721-2650 appliances. Laundry facilities Included. No pets. One or 666.3307 for appointment. S,.`11 working individual or Couple. PINE $700 utilities included. Firsvlast. RIDGE 428-6792. (031794) Est. 1978 MSURANCE PICKERING one bedroom, URANCE, open 9-9 by sge. bright. unfurnished base- mens apartment, near Pickering ooIntment. Monday t0Town Centre, $600. ut44een- urdayM««cycle,autoandeluding laundry facdmesAvail t' cortlpetxivepropertyratessole er20 years experience Call 116`1`5 immediateWy Call 619- 5�427-3595. (03159x) 0820.(03t79a1 11., Marine ONE bedroom basement adanment, newt' decorated. full- sauna, close to shopping. 401 , turnlahed Close 10 Alax Go. repofts, PiCkup and P� N iKd508 EDUCATIONAL Services Cortt - 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 For Appointment, or visit rental office at: 1480 Pickering Parkway #110 THE BREAKERS CONDOMINIUM AM • Superior 2-bdrm. suites • Lake views still available I3alcorlies 5 appliances I at the lake En suite laundry 2 baths (incl. master en suite) Individual en suite heatingilalr conditioning units Underground parking On-site security On-site maintenance Parking included $1,005 to $1,320 Call between 9 am- - 6 p.m. 427-0363 w Hi1el Turnisned adamine"!$, one bedroom or bachelor, clean. AJAX large ongnt one quiet, garden view, balcony, bedroom basement. newly laundry, parking, no pets. 506 refinished, separate entrance, Dundas St. W . art Inclusive, parking, laundry, cant tub, air $550 and up 416284-1618 or con no smoking $650 monthly 905-509.2038- 1011iQ41 -npfuSive. 426'639 '0317941 WHITBY 6 room apartment. WHITBY three oeoroom agar. close to downtown. Near Merl 'r Triplex. quiet residential stropping, schools, yard. Avail- area. close to shopping. $817 able May 1. $675 plus utilities. muni - hydro Phone 666. 430-8820 atter 6 p.m. (031794) ,385 «6685068 ;031794) OSHAWA clean bright two ONE bedroom basement. bedroom, one own. front perch. prbadloorred, includes heat, waster/dryer nice yard, close to cable, central air and hydro. doth,won. Prefer quiet person/ Snare laundry, separate couple No pets. $650 - hydro. entrance. near bus. $675. Fvsv Call 4350110. (031794) last, 416-410-4537 . (7F) OSHAWA one bedroom WHITBY Regency Place apaim enr newly decorated.No Apartments - one and two Pots. $525 monthly. Also bedroom apavtments available detached garage for storage, in senior complex. Mar and Ace. $75 monthly 263-8595. park We �xW applianical all (031594) uulxiee included. Call 430.7397, THE NEWS ADVF.I MER FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1994 -PAGE 19 400 � 400 "°'� R� 400 "Pr a is 400 Apartments use a ig So . nous and new ore bedroom. F• lrtrinert arge professionally finished two AVAILABLE immediately in ONE bedroom North Whitby, ri Whitby apartment building. Spa- high and dry basement bedroom basement apartment. cious carpeted, newly painted apartment, private entrance, 33 33 & %% FALBY COURT apartment with balcony. Close large lot. $595 monthly. Avail - bus and shopping. NI utilities able immediately. Cap 721-2650 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in Tamil Included. No pets. One or 666.3307 for appointment. 1"" ` y building. Air conditioning, broadloom, bedroom, $600. Two bedroom (031794) $700. Cap 430.0134. (TF) w,m fir full 4 Doe, bath, ePlace. PICKERING . bright basement 2 appliances, laundry facilities and AJAX - one bedroom basement bachelor apartment, freshly underground parking included. fnM apartment, newly renovated, painted. separate entrance. laundry, separate entrance, parking, cable and use of $743 $743 - $833. -$833. available April 1. $635 inclusive. laundry $,500 trstilast. Avail - i"C'!mes. shows well $550 plus 6190519. (031594) able Immediately 831 9380 686-0845 weekdays OSHAWA - available after 3p.m (031194) 8:30 am. - 4:30 p.m. I.... is sty. two bedroom base- PICKERING Finch;l-Tverpool. n1Bnt apart ment with separate bachelor apartment. available entrance. lodge. stove, washing Aonl 1. Ground level, bright, machine. $675 monthly, utilities clean, sop contained, separate included. Call 571-9233. entrance. fireplace. laundry, (031794) $485 Inclusive 420-4361, AJAX Rideout St., one bedroom (031694) basement apartment, quiet AJAX 1200 sq.h basement street, close to shopping, apartment Includes separate transportation, tastefully entrance, parking, dining room, decorated. appliances. parking, +veplace. 4 appliances, avail- prlvate entrance. $600 plus 13 able April 1. $95C per month. utdaies. 683-7164. (031794) FlrsUlast, utilities ncluded. Call OSHAWA bright one bedroom Marto. (905) 686-0773. (031594) $549-on•nij Two bedroom PICKERING peaceful areal $689 Available Mar In apart R b rk Rd S ler ht a LARGEroorri bright. two leve$- two PICKERING Lrverpoou8ayly. mem build-rg, convenierx 401 use a ig So . nous and new ore bedroom. ear a available lrtrinert arge professionally finished two ng. lt apartment, Oshawa Centre.calsement bedroom basement apartment. seahydro park 4333-0677• oP rp concus ept, - mmediarely $695 monthly, 1031 594) w 1r fridge. stove. vingroom . tddie5 and laundry facilities separate entrance. laundry "'Olities. non smokers. - PICKERING LiverpoollBayly. w,m fir full 4 Doe, bath, ePlace. 'luded 6669463 avenins 9 0322931 no pars. MUST see $700 . 4208006 or two oec•,om basemen• O -e wainscotting, laundry for home, office. Repairs, renovations, 420 3642 (031196) aDartmeng_ appliances, i"C'!mes. shows well $550 plus AJAX Oxford Towers, quer WorkMarIStllp. Fast conditioning. wok to GO. $625 2 �ulrttes Available Apr.' 1 Call ouddtng w(swimmng pool and AJAX Pickering one large npnthly plus utilities. Fill af•er 6 p m (905: 5093075. sauna, close to shopping. 401 basement apartment, Indge. 8392301 (0315941 ',31394; and Go. Two or three bedroom stove. $650 inclusive Fvsviasf 'equire0 No pets Available OSHAWA 1 d 2 bedroom BLOOR'SIMCOE err a two apartment. Imed-ate. May 1 or June 1. Call 6818571 « 683- ' m m e d . a rely 576 4 1 7 8 aparrmerils available at 900 8 �d•ppm .r 46 .r o9udln ° g. 8421 hl 8 p.m. (TF) message. (031194; 888 Glen ST. Utilities included >•orage. !aurtdry. barking, well „�,,�''"„ Fvst,tast tequ red Can 728- Managed Close !o stores -bus. WHITBY one bedroom PICKERING dean spa1O1s 4993 (031894) "0 $675 inclusive Godirecrto apartment. $550 monthly. two one Oe0'oom basemen! - - - - 123 Bio« Sr W o• ;an collect bedroom apartment. $625 apartment, private entrance. PICKERING spotless over. 416-223-5419 'T - monthly. Two bedrooms in suitable for single working S'Zed pale Ment apartment. TWO bedroor- apartment In Oshawa. 5675 First and last person Includes cable, private entrance. laundry Installations, repairs very reasonable. Restretches from required. Phone days 7258911 ''replace. laundry. ua . cJv.. facilities. mature non smoker, no "--Dox. laundry. Dark,ng, yard. or evenings. 668-x016 (031794, $600 inclusive 839.6941 pets $625 all inclusive. 683. situated near Wilson Rd and 579-0135 8661 (031394) 401 Oshawa $65C Des rydro. PICKERING two bedroom PICKERING Three bedroom Home Available mil-tediateiy 728- base•nit 1, dose to school, baser+ert apartment, close to AVAILABLE ^mediately ;n 4725 (031594) shOppng. Go. so" contained, Go. $725 plus 1.2 utilities. Oshawa 639 Cubert St, two service, bathroom. kitchen and basement remodelling. All work parking, laundry $750 Can 839 Phone 837.6661 (031694) bedroom, 5675 monthly. ore WHITBY 1w0 bedroom 3668- (0317941 LIVER YLY Two bedroom. $575 monthly, first, aoa• io_' immediate FREE rt'' Our three bedroom basen10rl oasem, last required Close To bus. occupancy. $600 ^lo,forly, stove, heat and planking for m ace comugee bedroom �artr-lents COrt1e vert" large earn k4dher,�rtr�t. separate shopping LO pets Cay, 430- 1 !Or par included Phone 430 - washers and dryers Free Dark entrance. parking, close to Go 0134 '' 0959 or 723 2857. (Q3159x) ing and air conditioning am. Ptrytenr 'own Cern-. 9 OSHAWA Harmony$ Adsial4e. _- Pxykermg Call Erna 8313666. $ 700 Awa. acre �mmed ately. (1731T9a; large one bedroom dparir'teni. AJAX Deauldul one bedroom WHI837-0016. one bedroom, large 'romp $560 monthly. newly •enovarted. apartrlert, new none. prrva4� walk in walk in closet, lots of wnndOwS, PICKERING executive or, . separate entrance, Sid lass t^9 g entrance. para n includes g' nips area. "Orth o! G,no. April t two be:-oom basement doors 10 Datio, bus stop a! door. cable• utilities. appliances. $550 per month, Includes apartment, cable, central air, school. crurcM6 etc Laundry.central vaGair. $650 moil Addism 668 3161 a 723- vac, one bath, irtdge• store. own Clanking, and u1 1tes included non smoke`. no pets 427 7776 ( 17 9340,(031T9a) entrance. 6700 686-4718 728-7501 «287-0116 (031794) (031694i HOME �3 BUSINESS Too, 0 5• &62 Driving Schools Handyman Home Improvements CONSTRUCTION lifterior and exterior repairs, relovabom aid construction. Fast and dean professional work guerWI"d- -- CRAIG 686.1913 Ww4w ECOID STORETQ., ADOIMW it puler training specialist. Imoro to S B"S&tet HANDYMAN - all kinds of PC's. beginner for advanced. All ages. Call (905) 430-0347. R s7Y71Y1i1 cleaning. lapin maintenance and Pick taac� t wti7 Pa�1ti11B 8t (031794) 1f)lessorls$150 moving lobs. up and Delivery. CaX 3 IaSSCMIS tog _75 Larry at 656-8782. Dem ILLUSTRATION, cartooning. �SSIOIML Wally wok Interior & Exterior graphic design, advertising. Business Freepxk-IQ&I=off for home, office. Repairs, renovations, EUropeafl or personal. Reasonable tans. Also lessons �p/� 287-31DG0 carpentry, electrical. plumbing. drywall. WorkMarIStllp. Fast 7av26-able. (� Timm• ('905) % �8yrt iBk Ping, «c. No job foo .mil, references. Reliable and C� reliable service. TYPING available - Word rax $amble. 723-1469 anyt mlL 420 -Ml Processing, resumes, "treks Horde S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - and reports. Dicta typing. Pl.ase Improvements "rte �, cell 686.4504- (031194) „�,,�''"„ . Flooring, dologNbuib burs are cabinet, AN workmanship guaranteed attuealw.pla,,drlfetlt� r Carpeting MERE a� DECORATNG and Insured. Gary 839 �1 em% � Iryeal4 (TF)Contact oge4. (TF) � CARPET and vinyl flooring �i� Home 3syrae>psriwa Installations, repairs very reasonable. Restretches from •pardig • Ctlr;log" Improvements �a 4'�-g11Z f+� -91 ario 535. Instalmion ham $2.50 sq. Yd. Please call 434-7568 or • al ham 9M -a EUROPEAN the specalist will 579-0135 pallemy-M1485a: renovate your bathroom or kitchen walls as well as floor Housecleaning Home COMPLETE plumbing and totes' 20 years experience. Good - improvements renovations. Emergency references and satisfaction guaranteed. F« tree estimates, SABER Contracting - all service, bathroom. kitchen and basement remodelling. All work D. Dykstra 7254913. (TF) EDOFTA111NGTOKE carpentry, additions, licensed, guaranteed and insured. Reasonable rates. Cap U&M COnstruction: Specialzing YMRMIUECLFUAin renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, home maintenance John, 4302754. (040794) in additions, plumbing, basements, fences. rooting, t�ELAs�tN10 YEARS CLEANING emergency service, furniture DRYWALL, taping, boarding, decks, interlocking stone. retain- EI�NCE• BONDABLE i refinishing. quality work studs and T -bar ceilings, spray ing wall. Work guaranteed, 10% REI [AN EWITH �. guaranteed. 15 years stucco. plaster repairs. For discount. Member of BBB. 427- CALL NANCY427-1531 experience, 686.2915. (TFEFG) professional service at conpeti- 4234. (031594) TOTAL Renovations - carpentry, five prices, call BAI aI 432.8409. QUALITY work by lather and 'romp drywal. tape and paint Haw (TF) son team. Well experienced, EXPERIENCED clew, lady, great diesel Exports at bringing DRYWALL, taping, framing, hard working. Renovations, will clean your house, doting a Old daces back to life. For tree textures, spray coiling. additions, decks. etc Call us f« superb job. Reasonable rates. estimates. call Damn, 619.0985. electrical. plumbing , a tree estimate, 571.1263 Boll or Cap Patricia, 420.2964 after 3 (032494) renovations. Call Jim 428.2470. Rod, Oshawa. (TF) p.m. (0316%) Moving, Painting, Party Storage Decorating Services MA43"AK down friends. ready PAINTER to enterta.n •or any age. any occasion Birthdays. promollons. openings35 Years Experience . fundfaisers Magic shows are Prompt Estimate fun) lettuce hep. 8397057 or 728-8334 .TF1 RABBIT wants work doing magic f« chibren's partes and 420-4180 '•, all occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie, 6681932, AJAX Moving Systems - full INTERIOR and exterior painting (l r) services. "owes, appiance, and and wallpapering for good prices piano specialists, flat rate or and good work. Cap Mel, 576 Professional hourly. We now have heated 6553. (031194) Directory storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and bad LONG lasting Renovations - special. starting at $99 and up. Painting. wallpapering, stucoo A Matter Of Taste - affordable Cal Iia information. 427-0005. and go eral repairs. Top quality home decorating, custom (TF) work all reasonable razes. 20% draperies, blinds and wall discount for seniors. Phone coverings. Also full range of movebigsmall.apr Chuck, 404 -gam (031594) country accessories available. rtow big or small, ors price Call now for free at home them all Free estimates, seniors PROFESSIONAL Painting 8 consultation, phone or fax be - discount, short notice moves, Wallpapering. No iob too small, tween 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 430-1616, pianos moved. Comparable call anytime, 430-2595. (TF) (031594) rates. Cap 432-2850. (TF) YEN with large truck will do private Tuitions,To Advertise Your household novas, resklential, Schoolscommercial. All types of moves. Business Service Call Carl or Jane. 427.2856. Please Call 576-9335 (TF) MICHALSKI Moving- houses. DONT want till its too fatal or Fax 579-2238 Tutoring available now by 25 apartments, orifices. cottages. year plus experienced. Teacher Licensed. insured Free expertise. reading/language. swimates• low rates. Call 728- Cap leave message. 837.2673. Tax, Financial 1620. (032294) (031394) Directory INCOME tax preparation - book Tax, Financial Tax, Financial keeping, small business. Directory Directory reasonable. 686-1514 Ron. (032994) Plumbing Joumeyman Plufnbw No iob too small - Faucets, W&OVOOM, wo bars. sec. Any ranovaoon or addiron Dapnw: 427.4209, Halla: 4274809. Ask to Tom. SHIP SHAPE TAX SERVICES Professionally Completed, Personal RETURNS FROM ,$30.10 FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY 683-7680 N 7�f>wlaa.- PAGE 20 -THE NZWS ADVERT' ER FlItMAY, MAIRCH 1t, U!4 400 "P' n� 450 „� 500 For s" 500 Homa or Sale HWY a7rWestn ey - two PICKEIww%401Mfllkes lid. S. bedroom apartment, fully New three bedroom, three equipped. Available bathroomhon tebyconsenruion immediately. Non smokers, area. 4 appliances, parking, $650 excluding utilities. Call share ail feciitiss, non smoker, 905.649-1656 To $375 monthly. 839-7540. 410 Houses -For (031694) Rent room, �"ro fernaeie.tpreterred 50-65 in exchange for light housekeeping, grocery Pickering shopping• Preparing meals. tit John Boddy acre land, ground floor laundry, 3 bdrm. house, Parking• bus route. Rhonda. availmbkeJune 1/94. 839.1453. (031794) 2 yr. Nese available. FURNISHED room, Hwy s2, PhorM Liverpool. Cable in room, in - {905)127 -6532 dudes utilities. share facilities. after 5P.M. �. (031694) Telephone 837- NWY 02/Brock.house ELITE two bedroom walkout upper basement apartment with level. 3 bedrooms. 2 12 baths. fireplace and spa to share with familyroom fireplace, garage. Prolerrsional female. Close to appliances. laundry, $950 401. shopping. hiking tial Non rhOntMy . utilities. (416) 290- 5215 1031194 smoker, tippets Cable. laundry ► and utilities Included. Pres. NEWCASTLc - large three r,gious E O s hawa,courtice ll9droom log nom* on 40 acres. ocation 5400 Available available March. Easy access to m m e oli a t e l y 436 3505 Hwy 115. $1000 plus utilities (031794) Can 728-8692 (031794) 580 Mortgages sq« 3oearoomts sern owr,a WANTED I one loom mate to KE. Oshawa - three bedroom share 3 beeroom bungalow, or, semi, lenses yard, rec room, 3 acres n Ajax Mus; like dogs $90C Pius utilities. Available Cali 427.8603 (leave messages April t 686-2454 (please leave 10313946 message) (031594) SOUTH Ajax share expenses. OSHAWA four bedroom. rec two bedroom apartment One room. 5849 per month 5 bath. ac. laundry facilities Non bedroom. double garage. 5999 smoker 428-3452 (031594) 3 bedroom executive farm Cook Financial Services. WHITBY OPEN HOUSE SAT., MARCH 12, SUN., MARCH 13,14 P.M. 6 HOUGHTON CT. - IN CHESTNUT GLEN Take Hickory St. N from Dundas St. E. (Beaver Lumber Store) - follow open house signs. Outet court, walking distance to public school & all amenities 4 yrs. old. professionally landscaped, central air with electric air cleaner, many upgrades Call 668-1777 Sunday, March 13, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 1600 Tawnberry St. (Brock & Dellbrook) Bright 3 bedroom, large fenced yard, 2 bathrooms, finished basement, laundry room & workshop. $154,900 horse barn. 125 acres. Hwy e7 OSHAWA Park'Wentwonh - TWO Do,,00m cowered ':om AUCTION SALE $4695. Firstnast. 416-266-71 t9 Iwo bedrooms. cook own meals. 3 Decr00ms6 click bungalow, . ap- SatMarch 12 t 6 m. (C3159a) au lidry, parking, 4.endly p,,,et area nOmh o1 Oshawa 580 Mortgages sq« 3oearoomts sern owr,a atmosphere. Near amenities. Hospital. Country decor. large 33 Hall St., Oshawa BETWEEN Oshawa 8 Bow- Immediate S350+1northy. 728- deck. finished rec room. nicely LINES of creart ma -v fie two bedroom house. 7863 after 5 p.m (031594) landsaCDed. hardwood Iloprs r-,or•gages 1st. 2nc. 3rcl Can Janet Huttrrynn double garage. m -taw aapartment NORTH Ajax -share house Prim $1 17.000 434-233? . �� 6 (9051 426- 4232 Johnston arid in basement on one ape lot Available Apel 16. Phone 67} one Professional male urge WEST ,.glide. private trees lot. Cook Financial Services. 4046 (034794; bedroom evil^ ens., to 6 � !=hen overlooks sunken (03179's) 3 BEDROOM TONt#OM. appliances. garage. fenced tamilyroom. gas fire. skylgnt. w. and chair, coffee and end tables, La -Z - BROCK FINCH large 3 beh d-oo^ detaces yard, handy to Go $650 0to021ro.4betlroors.en-sure. 670 personals 6I 3 baths fireplace. basemen walkout. inclusive (905: 683.3468 (031594; rec room. bar. $159,500 Cali Lilian %och, Renta. Summit stacking washer 8 dryer, wardrobes, fenced in yard. close To an $1125. May 1 SHARE executive 2500 sq.h Realty. (1991). Lic 668-3800 JESUS�.c ,acrd (9051 471-3729 hprne ^ P Clikil 4 bedroomfs. (034594) 91e bfnd"r Does your ranster NO cow- Daymenti Gooe 2 1 2 baths. amily room. WOW! Whitby three bedroom will g'arS&S' The hireling IS earl: Good v v 1q0 ou can buy Meplry garage. main tom, brim bun gabw. new windows. the hired minister. Micah 3:11, for lite price of rent. wnib Prices r laundry morn, finshed •eye room gas 'urnae., centra a.r lee saiah 56.10-12. JOnn 10.11. and rates are Cow- Can Doug Nicole. ;905) 831.47H2 loom. garage. labulous lot. "- Ca^tel', t-905-953-9475 or Brent. Community cinanci 1031594, x7000 down. carries for $950 in- f4186.i05 ITF6 BROCKPICKERING parkway c uc:ng taxes Ca, -ed 6VV50 Auctions WHITBY :-ree bec•oom house room for ler: - ,-y -c-'G use of _"hlcn ReMax Summit 668- 3800.(03179x; pus garage Or worksnpp Com, sundry and KiICS1er facilities ^lard Ni possibilities. or Hwy 82 =lose 10 shopping. bus Call 630 Registrawm 630 Rio nwilI s VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS Offering spring classes in the following crafts: country crafts, �Mtfc quilting, decoupage, ceramics, Ira knitting, stamp works and art, starting April 19. Cost $40 for 8 weeks. Ca1168683� 5 orI'llill IV -At Business 590 Opportunities ENTREPENEURS $SS Non -run pantyhose business. full/part time. Minimum investment. 100% prdit. Linda (905) 430- 0347. (031794) FOR sale -shoo repair store or equipment Owner .etiring. been in bu MOSS for 48 years. Can 728-8544.(031594) $ WORK at home S Earn $800- 150C part time or 52000-4000 full time monthly Health, nuts. ton and weight loss Success system training 1-800-387. 6330 (031594) 670 Personals SINGLE? Ca,i ^c.. ,i�c -ear, now TOGETHER can help change your life 1-800-667- 0117.(01394) CARL Stedmti Prolesswnal weight tralnfing/karate instructor, qe 35. now offering one-on-one 1.aining n your home or Goodbody's Fitness Club. 20 years experience. -amily rates available. Call Goodbody's 839- FITT (3488) evenings. 721. 8740 (TF) 650 Auctions No ou: dos maintenance. $885 428-9929 (031194 ON . ountry log "or-te. 3 becroorrts 1.4 pce. w Camper AUCTION SALE montnry Plus heautfydro 66a 4321 6554623 or 269.5+49 ROOM and shares laaktten in Sout'=ckering vill 30 EXECUTIVE -ownhonfe f64C NicIrl Ave Whitby . ap- SatMarch 12 t 6 m. PRIME o ckenng, pool. 1600 year old m'aie. sloe Der week inclusive. at49.90C Three bedrooms. lamiiyroom at Myles King Auction Hall sq« 3oearoomts sern owr,a 5530 to 70 Save 5530 to leave message message w lr fireplace n:shed 33 Hall St., Oshawa air Dub sty to Da• S -iOC Der Mont" Plus utilities rlsti'tast Condos For Ddserrtent, central air, loaded w"extras . 57x7366 cc31194, Private estate plus executive office Call 905-697 1551 (031194. Rent NEWCASTLE 20 minutes from furniture. Cherrywood office desks, Townhouses 10*Prot* trom 6276 monmly. Oshawa OPEN HOUSE. 8Res- credenza, 2 cherrywood filing cabinets, 420 For Rent A., A x - - a. ,. . v, --+� oec.oc, s ,appliances avaa I Or Sun. 24 p.m Two storey. ixr'ck a aluminum. upgraded computer run, wing etc., new value of area of south Oshawa Ideal for for :,* - hydro May i S95C plus carpevhartlwoc oflopgas. heat/ $7,000. made by Artopex, chesterfield 3 BEDROOM TONt#OM. °Zine ah« 6 D m 426.7367 1"eWace. large -faster bedroom and chair, coffee and end tables, La -Z - fridge, stove, dryer, C31 will, w. closet. large .atm k tcnen. lensed lilt. double BO chair, 7 dining room suite, almond Y ix• 9 garage, common pool. JAX AJAX - one bedroom. 5 appliances. firep„ce t floor. garage . many upgrades. stacking washer 8 dryer, wardrobes, Playground, walking „rIC"found parking, la e,,ew s 92.900 987-4353 (031594 commercial shampooer, cedar chest, distance to Catholic and nciudes pool. •ec ,achilles. No oke $500 00" buys rte. large colour TV, dresser, chest of Public schoolsAvailable available April $80C 683.3905 save 2 ; and a oecroom •,orate or centre tables, dinette suite, Apel 1/ May 1. June 1/ message (031594' urge detached lots gilldrawers, vanity, all kitchen dishes and appliances, 436-33.. CONDOMINIUM To- lease Jowntowr'ororto S• _awrence COTads. available call 2 Cetails. t 905 697 270? silver and china. Terms: CASH. BEUATIFUL :ovrnhouae Market area Two bedrooms (031194; MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 Whites Rc S ackenng Avail PWS solarturrt over 1000 sq it HALIBURT 1 able May 1 Three bedrooms. tnrshec rec room with walia.::o Available Jan 31,94 References. $' 200rmon lifly ON . ountry log "or-te. 3 becroorrts 1.4 pce. w Camper patio. Iwo car n- dudes utrkbes 839-5066 (TF) 6acuzz. tub. 1-3 pce . country K.:cnen w,oak flooring, urge 570 Trailers Sites GO. shroping. king, steps to Go srtopprtg schools cones, vat -on park. Lake Ontario 460 Office dt Retail Nngroom. m.f laundry room.ISO attached garage and dnuea weu BEAUTIFUL Soulh age Tent No smoking a pets Cat Or leave Space and Out house stove. l-705-457� ,no Traler Park Sandy beach. message for appoinm em. 905- HISTORIC office building g in 096. 1037594) r playground. stere, res tau. 8393020 1031794; deccraled, large fenced lit on 6 0 W M A N Y I L L E - three t snack oar (E v n i n s quiet strep. 430.7062 or 430. OFFICE Space available 10*Prot* trom 6276 monmly. Chrstm4as in July. Halbwew n PICKERING V,aa e. bra ht 9 9 dens a populated re10" CUSTOM Bulk tome on Deauti- August, hay rides etc Farcy wean town Home. 3 bedrooms. t of area of south Oshawa Ideal for for ful Iwo acres treed lot. 4 carp ground Seasonable rate 1%2 baths. close to scnoo s, professional servros business biedrooms, 3 Daha, healed pod 5790. Minden.7 (05) 286-2555 Shopping, 6900 monthly plus real estate. Insurance, etc Two. heat pump, excellent clean utu4eos AvaiiaDlo May 1. 686- 1300 sq.ti units or one 2600 water. Reduced 6319.000. CAN 9120 (0317946 SQJt unit. 12 offices already in 905-263.8651. (031594) SOUTH Oshawa near Grn. three place. For more nformation, call 623_4172.(1194) 61211,!00 WHitby semi. 3 bedroom townhouse. 6900 clubhouse. heated pools. hot bedrooms. one Poolroom Firsvialst, ail utilities Cali Sardy. HISTORIC office building g in mix apanent. 2-4 p. baths, newly r -1088. (032493) Pickering V t I a g e with deccraled, large fenced lit on 6 0 W M A N Y I L L E - three t secrOWQWciwl= support. fax quiet strep. 430.7062 or 430. bedroom townhouses' 10*Prot* trom 6276 monmly. 0305. (031794) Stove. garage. play area on site. Call 428 8162. (031694) equipped ground floor villa on Next 10 park. Call 436-6610. C`�tta�es 470 Lots For 535 430 R0°"'s To Rent Sale RM 7571. (031794) KAWARTNA SMItE t♦ION smoker preferred. one Woodland ESUAM 63500 toll price, wooded carte Large bedsining room- share bah in cotta es, 3 9 �`�� dee. bathrooms, fella i lot, 314 hr. asst d Oshawa � Sand beach, trout fsfing next and used kitchen. Work- ing lady preferred. Call 668- , Pod. beach, wore. playground. 90 "WWASs 10 10.000 acres County forest. 3767. (031004) NE of Pickering. Leave mile- Year round road. Fred, 416431 - COZY dew furnished room in sage a 705.653-1317. (041204) 1555. (032494) quiet aduk hares in Pickering 575 Lmm , BORROW $10,000 pay as ittle as $110 per month o.ac. Call Jerry, 668.7200 Free consultations. Anubes Invest- ments Ltd. (TF) 580 "yes ARE YOU hav"tg trouble ge" a norlgage4 Is your brut giving you the rot-tfowad? Do ym ,teed a secamd mnmgageT 11ye can help. tail today. 668-8906, Commuily Finrtclal Sano , (TF) row Rouge "alley for «pptoyd 490 110 110 p aduk/etudeflt. Cable, parking. Idealfell paaWe Geri Her Caefleral Het bus. share separate kitchen, bathrooms, first/last. $340 GORGEOUS three bedroom montfaiy. 509.2459. (TF) condo, dose to tarnoas Cher - furnished room, Water Beach. pool. jacuzzi, halt to TGown Centre includ"g BBO. private yard. available utilities. share faitiNies, $400 A phl'�• For i fortmation wild to monthly. Call 420-3382. wery mea• Ges-eW or 579- (031194) 3788. (033194) ROOM for rent now Pickering CLEARWATER -mobiles, Town Centre. $400 monthly clubhouse. heated pools. hot Ytleies. Close to all a~oties. tub, leflri6, 20 minutes to Blue *vatlable immediately. 619- Jays/Philisa baseball camps. NHL Hockey. doWborse tracks. 0820. (031794) Goat cruses, available from Mar. AJAX - Harwood�401, room for 12 and on. Cal 1-813.53e-2123. rent, furnished, table, share (031194) laundry, parking, use of ST. Ptrtersburg,Florida-isle Det backyard' weekly. Phone Sol, two bedrooms. fully 4271384. (031394) 031 equipped ground floor villa on SEMI furnished. two blocks from beach. Pool, jacuzzi, golf. Go, air. cable. electric hew. Pon tennis. boating. listing, sleeps ,W -•l -,i ly $1ldsseMdy. Ca1.666- 6. Only 6375 U.S.,rWoekiy. 839- ;�I o, leave message. (031794) 7571. (031794) MANDAMN Dar appl-nirs, Thank you for the overwhelming response to the recent recruiting at Mandarin Pickering. You have made us feel very welcome in our new Mandarin at 1725 Kingston Road. Your experience and enthusiasm made it that much harder to select 80 individuals from over 1,000 applicants. Regrettably, we were forced to turn away many talented and kind people. Mandarin wishes you the best of luck and success for the future. Thank you again for your time and interest. 1k MANDARIN PICKERING e 640 640 E= JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENTS 1 ST ANNUAL TRADES FAIR at Pickering Town Centre, Thurs., March 17 to Sat., March 19 Located by K mart and Dominion wing. Junior Achievement is a non-profit organization promoting youth in business. For more information call 644-7058 and leave message. PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE 1`-rr ASWORLD T for only19,95 f - plus $2.00 shipping handling/$1.40 GST) Total 73.35 Delivered to your door. Limited quantities while supplies last. A retail value of up to 140- This asp 77, im aim r� ei� -the-See aim � � - This Pictorial Atlas of the World" saii Special' NAME........................................................................... I offer' ADDRESS.................................................................... ' ............................................................................... Will be , POSTAL CODE ......................... ' .................................. available SEND CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER FOR $23.35 ' MADE PAYABLE TO: only in the "PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD" ' Durham ' #FILE #A001 C/o NEWS ADVERTISER ' Region. 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2H5 xx etait� et. e. e. t. e. e. eit� ett� riitiiir. 750 Thanks 750 Thadnks Dr. P. Countryman ander Dr. P. Krowlick and Staff of Pickfair Dental office would like to thank the many patients and friends who expressed sympathy on the death of our beloved friend and co-worker Celia Dearn i OME AND Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This Week 3 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified DepL Is open for your convenlence every SaL 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Piesso Call 576-9335 ORSHIP These Churches Invite You To Attend Their Worship Services DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FnMIMMONS WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTME WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testing • Dispensing of all Types of Frames & Contacts hCm WE kAVE MOVED, TO -44 1885 Glenanna Rd. -.141111 683-1175 839-5303 Wlurham umbing and Drains 24 hr. Service 837-2198 Seniors' Discount —A y r an Women. 6 id .C==. a. hlnd ai lord a 9 �n``pir`r� THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1991- PAGE 21 Advertising Feature UP?DOWN? or SIDEWAYS??? 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 happens 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 in and out of play. Scarborough is very active in R.E. sales, and Pickering, Ajax and Whitby are showing strong activity. SHOULD I OR SHOULDN'T I? REMEMBER in 1989, when the housing bq..aCft3AQ9W llk ,trlAwiM market was crazy? People were buying as many -4094WS 5-5437 houses as possible, looking for a quick profit, r - = = = = = = = m 1 well most held on too long, waiting for another 1 Ryleric Crafts 1 few thousand increase! Well most lost all. 1 1 DON'T LET THAT HAPPEN THIS TIME!! 1 Ceramic and Various trait supplies 1 Rates may come down a bit more, however it's a 1 Bisque • Greenware • Firing 1 Custom carders • Rnished ware 1 gamble. Look at what it can do for you now. Is it going to reduce your payments substantially, or greatly 831-9151 reduce the overall rates that you are paying? If the 1 Visit our booth Sat IWr.12 1 answer is yes, DON'T WAIT!!! Arts and Cra shPidwingoown Cuft w Lower UNSI ; LONG OR SHORT? w0% elierm ni with order over S25 The majority of present demand is for the security of a fixed payment for either S 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 rales. The friendly staff at The Mortgage Factory. Back Row: Robert Brown, Paul Chatham, Luisa Bivi, Glenn Campbell. Front Row: Angeline Taylor, Lesley Singer, Sylvia Jules. 11 ` with this ad ■ 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 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 prepanei,for the increased,sales volume. For more information call Jani6e ai 683-5110: " ' " ' ' &1110@040 am Mw Q@O�aoz�omQ Gemtan &International Specialies Sun. Brunch 10:302:30 Tues. -Fri. 11:302:30 & 5-10 p.m. Sat. 5-10 P.M. Sun. 10:30.9:00 Located in the Courtyard of Pickering `Village 109 Old KLngston Rd, Ajax. 427-6760 PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE AFTER HOURS CLINIC OPEN FROM: MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 p.m.•9:00 p.m. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m.4:00 P.M. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.J:00 p.m. Located on Ground Floor Level Main Entrance 1885 Glenanna Rd. 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Newspapers, books, comics - we want our kids reading. March Assigninent Students Grades 5 and 6 Everyone has their own idea an why school is impor- tant. We want to hear yours. Instead of writing out your answer, tell us in five sentences - using words cut out from the News Advertiser. The prize is a pizza, party for your class. Send your entries to: Student Contest c/o The News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L18 2H5 Deadline: Friday, March 25, 1994. The winner will be announced Wednesday, March 30. Irl FULL FIGURED, are there any men out there who would like to meet a large woman with a sense of humour and pretty face He rnust be honest, sincere, kind and romantic, he must like children and heat me special, and be 35 48 SY 2720 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, shm. female. 19. who enjoys water sports. bar scene and romantic times seeks male. 19-26, good looking. well bulk for Inendshfp possible relationship SY 2721 (OSH) OUTGOING single white female. 29. enjoys movies. dancing, long walks. seeking single While male. 29-38 no children, for long tern relationship SY 2723(PfC) NATURE lever ei hpp,. hnanchally secure Ana erhotionalh stable lad. seeks Intelligent gentleman 45- SY 2724 (OSH) TWO fun kwtng girls. 2C and 21 who like to 00 to the durasand like some quiet limes seeking two anraciiva males 20.2" for friendship and possible rolanornskv SY 2725 (OSIQ ROMANTIC and attractive young So. enjoys dancnqdinny country and tips muse, ron- smoker, loolorg for a male. 4550 m my We for a Ono term reiabonshp SY 2726 (OSK PETITE. 32independent, outgoing, working iemaie enjoys country music. dancing the out- doors and rgrmanhc dinersseeks honest. sm- ear male. 30-35. with similar nteresb, lot a Possible reknwrshp SY 2727 (OSH) INDEPENDENT, black lemaki. 27. 5 71 • angle momthat s nurturing. loyal, helpful and responsDle. lookrrg for a tall. angle mu latlo or Iii o* make 3010, ria+ -Y lielor, in leaching or business prdeswn f4, likes dancing SY 2726 'OSH) EASY -joking. sergb to We. 34. would like to meet fun -loving, down-to-earth to roe who ties to toughenjoys moves, rung mabrcv yes and boaing SY 2729 (OSM CHRISTIAN terhale beautiful. blonde. twin prvstaih to 28 9000 Christian male 2636 IV lun and easrgong lrWKbhp. a vareh d interests twin daughters. Chn*ren music. church and special ria ell SY 2730 1 an a 26 full tqurod blown haw green eyed lomatenjoy the outdoors, quM over ngs and thunderstorms looking for a angle. sincere genneman 2535. lot a iastegfell oraNnp SY 2732 (OSM OOOo1OOKING Nue eyed W40 mother. 27. fantastic smie nice edit brown hair enjoys fnusc. dancnq mows and and king walls. fooling lot fun bvng man with smear merest SY 2733 rM not oinee but rm fun in be with a3 and iooKng lor who* mal. 4550 who enpvs the finer thwngs m W and iooklrg lout ?had sore. one special n on Mt SY 273, IOSH) VOLUPTUOUS. pretty, h1 and tuFfitmod pro- fesstonal family oreMod single mom, 33. envoys moan. CWM*k drAlS Ouso" expect tons toolue tat warmnlelgwo. hand work- nq hnmwAaW secure gentlemart 3210. mar. rage nrhded SY 2735 (OSI) TLC to give and receive I 36 full-tqured and a single mom indpordorit and N anc ally secure I mjov campinq baaebae and long romantic walks I m kiokmq for someone to *ware my We with who will rewoaM and who knows how b it" a lad SY 2777 M. I m a angle why Ifmtake I an looking tor a man. so I can be the be* Ma I an I ve tied some of the restbut haven't lard pr bot want a lover Mats always mane, so two I am trynq to find 3-w to fast lot a1 of erre Call the ad and youl be glad this yaiye ria with the love vow had SY 2731 EASYGOING, separated. English lady. M great sense of humouir. attractive, enjoys rtruac, dung outdoor aaivites, see" " bb. snare, established . angle Maio with a sense of humour lor hordshp. possible relit - Winship SY 2738 INDEPENDENT. 23. looking W a arKje make. 24-30 for testing nWhonshp. I you are not rib head gamee bud bobng to sPornd lonely reglits wM llomeorr, seen I am to one for you SY 2740 ACTIVE 30s sitm lemalo who is outgoing. enjoys 3W% amid wooke out. loolug lot a nun 30-40 who walls to led and appreciate my special qualities SY 2741 INDEPENDENT shy mdha of 3. 31. 57. .bide hag. looking tar a tab, sticky mak 3111- 40 0-40 who Nur home We for kisttdel ip Inst pow stile rrlaaadnp SY 2742 W. I'm 21 yrs std 5'. bruroi hazel eyes I have an aewantrrow spin and ourgorg per- sonaMy, enjoy a rids varWy, of music and dhci g. Looking for an allschwa s. hollies- luflll)laal. Sao fathers wskame. SY SENSITIVE. single while lemb, anr4ewe. very young -A, 3e, s4er's boils and wr- ng, likes caridNa dnetsrs, theatre. movers. trawl and utNdisrk wells to weer an kateel "The Most Important Call You May Ever Make!!" sincere, fun. otngong, sego whole male, 34-40 with srnlar interests S Y 2744 (OSM SEEKING honest, unattached, single white male. 40.46, free to spend quality bore. I lice romantic walks, dancing, reading or just an evening together cuddling. SY 2745 FIT and young at heart. blonde hair. Nue-eyed. 47 yr old lady who enjoys the outdoors, dant• erg and quell romantic evenings at home with a move. I'm searching for a sngle. sincere goo- 8eman. 35-55. non-smoker preferred but not a nut. SY 2746 (OST) ATTENTION males 40-50, for a limited time onlysingle while female. 40-sorrothrg, finer. why secureseeking male companionship I enjoy baseball. movies and theatre. A you are srrgladrvorced. non-smoker with a good sense d hurour and read for a true MendsMp Dois- ebb relalanshp do not delay call today SY 2747 (OSH) PETITE lad 4N veru adfve enlns the out- doors numerous other interests 9eeknc tag gentleman 4550 who is acme honest and bows how to commurlcate SY 2748ICO81 DIVORCED lad. ear- 5C s Iooknq lor male compan,or 46 SC she !s sincere honest alloys dancing. ding nhevles 0000 Waiver sailor possible relationship SY 2749 FRIENDLY. cutgc rO srnce'e 15 ea, old black lemeb who wes-ustC bring out. Wet evenings. looknq 'or a biac• ^ail. 35 for a retaarahc SY 2750 THERE ARE 54 NEW ADS THIS WEEK! SENSITIVE. easy ganq down-Io-eartr r,F I,q. urea bene M who bun horses momv av- nq ouldom and (tuor m omkc everegs at Aortic. ts sookinq a sncert. arthq drlwn to. lent-. M"Wo nc, nwa nbge-mndd ma4 3519. win smrMu ttsereses. SY 2751 PHYSICALLY M tun-bvng Lora it& imiu g 3-r a tail dart Sagittarius with a good sora, 0f tvrour SY 2752 (OSI) FAIR -skinned full -figured. angle. Elsck terse bvnc any b talk to. holy and na.st or Dpree a stable. ndsporWeM, fonrnbc non - 1111104g gsmke pent. 4555 Who knows how to feat a kedy SY 2753 (OSI) CHRISTIAN single mom 31 blonde, blue 0"6. 120 be likes hdu,q camping hockey. Imirgo, dancing and gust too w4o draws a Will Would Ike to met Chston who* nub. 30-35 to become bends try. then possble rNaMrohp Single dad welcome. SY 2754 (OSt) TWO single write lenates. 19 6 21, l obg for Iwo athlel attractive, angle why trrkes 20. 26. 510' or taller lot fun bines and pose ble t.reaiahp SY 2755 MW FLUFFY while female. 3$. with a sense of humour. smslive. romantic. likes the quw lhggs in W. looking for why more. 3515. wpb andw sroroas SY 27M (COs) INDEPENDENT, attractive. 20 -year-old. 54'. dads 3-r. blweyed atlitNc bok% rtes ki ft area, searching for mtNlgent, sincere nub. 20-30, nbree, in hwtdfip, "win". 2teatre, last tgrw and nwrwooi corwelsa- botr SY 2757 (COO) Tills slim. Pretly. blend, fit gle waK ery 30's, a looting for 1". I m naI I I and fin bwg If you are tole and ow 6'. gam edw IMrd Mn Country now and youYe gorgaous, al me. ST 2IS8 (COs) FUN44ov% doraseo-aarM fends. 36, aatofsr. 3-r a man's mar, law of hunos a Most SV 21M(OOM SLEEPLE7u n Collusive, atsckonre, Bang woMlsn, 40, ndsperdaw, Wl* Mort, with a good tars of beaus, bolatg IN a gaiIGMsn of w IGotdla and romswoc, 3-r oanv- ti • 11011111 A *mle dnrtrs and ho ioines ST 2M AFFECTIONATE, aigls man d bio, 34. ton bb of kis b shah. aaradivs, hos-fgle d maw suds histel "M and brow hw. I copy How to respond to �incrrelgnuns personafads For individuals 18 years of Me and older Dial 1n416m,1'/1 1991 CALL AN TIME A charge of $199 per minute will appear on your phone bill from time of connection. Heye's how to use the wli 1. Sclect the ad(s) you wish to rogfo td to and make note of the four digit SY mailtxn" number that appears at the end of each ad you are inlenstcd in. L Using a k'u.h tone telephone call 1.416.9761"1 any time of the day. You must he within the 905 area code to access SuwLitely Yours telepho nc service 3. Once you .are connected follow the simple inuructivirts. You will have the t"on of responding to a spLcifc ad or browsing voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours adveruxrs within each category Go ahead, try the service out and See haw easy It is io u.w. Nvrd assutwil Call l4W _W740W anytime hetween 12 noon and 11 p.m You will mat he chirped for this call. airawAiiirp of ..d. =. Mb for Iiaadll and posable IGIdlOnellq. SY 2M P" AOIIARI IS woman, 39. 5'6', 120 Iles. with baht of naw age leaning and -,isle heefsg, risks Libra or Go to mNs 33-55, with Poll - We attitude lot adwMuraus I%* rekliotift sY 2T63 (OSH) SLIM attractive 57'. 33, mom d two seeks honest bung man who Mm to daces, mates, sports and the family Me for poesbk rotation - ship. SY 2764 (OSM (HONEST and caring Ismals, 29, king red half, Soorpto. employed ties limit would like to meet clean cut professional mak, 3040 SY 2765 TWO independent single while females, 20 and 22, seskong two single while males. 22.27, who are physically fit, very outgoing and nfer- o*ed in a relationship SY 2766 (OSH) WHERE have all the nice guys gone? If you are honest, stable -minded, understanding, have a gnat sense of humor and are 25-32, Men you are who this 57 blonde blue-eyed grl is kiolong for You two also love children. movies, music and quiet nights SY 2767 ATTRACTIVE while full figured woman. 27. Geelong tall blade man 28-36for fronxift and romance SY 27W (OSH) ONY it's Bedq. call my maibox ,2773, "1 get your phone number You called and lett a message, please call again SY 2769 ARE you looking for that one special person 10 share your lite with' Do you have goals or dreams and want someone to share them with' The attractive full lfgured blade temale is seeknq a bval. honest hard-working male. 24.35 for Possible relationship SY 2770 (OSH) TWO veru straightforward outgoing females lookino for good-looking males. 22-28. lot htendsiir Possible longterm relationship must love children and also be straight forward and honest to make our dreams come true. SY 2771 (OSM DIVORCED female. 50. smoker. social drnker. enjovs animalcamping and quiet times. look. �nq'or single gertleman. 47-57 with similar interests SY 2772 (OW SINGLE white female. t8. enjoys phone sex and sonny dxXog in broad daylight soaks fun. levnq, romantic male. 18-22. for fnendhip Possible relationship SY 2773 (OSM ROMANTIC angle while female enjoys quiet taros and romantic nterhdss seeks male. 4P 45 who likes children and conium for Inend ship. Possible rehtrorohp SY 2774 (0S1Q rM 24 5 T spm. ioc4gnq tar a wee on S Pince Charmfnq. 2532. wdkno to spend money on nes pamper mw In return have my bods soul and mind 141 death do us Dan. perndese reed no respond SY 2776 JOSH) SENSITIVE attractive tondo tai would like to rt" emoaanaty opened aid secure au - Casten male 45• for relalionshp SY 2777 (OSM LOOKING for you Are You to caring gentle, loving white male. 3545 5'9'. 62- who an Put butterflies in iter Man and sparks r her ovesl Then lets pili together and make our own lasting music SY 277S POSH) PRETTY .Mesgsnt single white femurs. 22 54• ''S Ibssmiler looking for a male. 22. 10 who 9 clan Cu' sroam, and holeg. silo lbs ran Vrl% dDgt and anet times at holies and not af-a,d of commitment It this sound like you rOePond SY 2772(OSM ATTRACTIVE single mon, 32. enjoys trafrN- kng and ^ares. Ides country and rock and Mk would Mie to meet saaere. honest. awx- We nun 32.35 SY 27f0 EASY-7onq aeractwe 33 yr std w,* moat wit^ 'gots of spunk and a great sense of human Would like to met a ange male Ion friendship and possible ebhonslwp SY 2761 (OSK) UNIOUE I- I . b. enjoys youg morn. 2024. anent- accepting mewries sadels need not ". only Race able to answer the akA Is" Question will receive a reponse The still I" - ng geestroh is Purse name the seven won- ders of the word n altolu"fcal oderl SY 2712 (OSM PETITE bond. S. 33. looking for so, *body 3010. with cense of h rnoo and must be sin - core and honey SY 2763 FEMALE. 39 %..A ndepwdad, rtedxn buffo 5 6'. seeks while make. 43.47, with sane *jW" SY 2714 SO what s a nice 9* Ne me doing in an ad ab Oft' I at mol neo tM bar scene or 'hey baby whys your sgr, your piece or mini I'm 57, ngdurf build broom hal. howl syn. bobp spy I'm 42 tut keel 35. SY 2785 (OSM VENUS and Aphrodite motto g God d that own Fur -bring, snare. behwesn age t9- 22' Then pre, ail to Goddeaes lar you SY 2706 (OSM) ATTRACTIVE why lamb, We So'a seek tall. non-smoakng who* make, 5545, who s tarn% warm and has a good otw of humour, wit, likes movies, dencrg and dining SY 2787 MOM ACTIVE. POW blond, mall 317A opplwcrbs metas. outdoor spoil, canptg to --rc din- ws and gm~ coomig, a you are Coll rst- led to pers,rrl gravel haw anleyy, mainly and a posaw awkift t, -- Me. I wow k" b nut wAt you. ST 2704 fool) EASVyoug goo6hs w" rtc«s. 36. wnok- 09 mora who lows the outd,as• conflo g, Marg, arnrrb dsdirk ere., dowo-b.ealt, heole g for sonsene With wor bestly. a good sales at hunioa all not dead b be that► writs. ST 27M fool) ATTRACTIVE, Gnglet most of ors, em, sem 26. Iowa tam. aeradve, bawl std satab- iNtsd wsb. 2:36, who or4wp 464 qM Ins std rennets. SY 2M 1=4 ATTRACTIVE. aAve, vitas wale 53-.14o b., Miss aiiaasb, dw4ft daft -1 ' . @I'-. -MM Tingle, whit Mnb, 300, Will ondw obnsal, ria it, had gross, Du tm R/gioo aria SY 2M fog" SOW monk 29. ST. 130 utj alrapiw wilt baby -bet bakwg his a a ewemobd rlb nWk 30.40, who flit b go its aid hue a 2good Was. appy dnari g aid rid "Its, err SLIM, whlie boy. 53, song and aerate, smokr, who snjoye ofldoas eaagii-OW wows Omsk" WMS*fd, Gite", wkfe VIVACIOUS, *K 5'4', bsansf, 4% pbefrit, IgM -brayed and pbykd, Mrs a vansty of traleie and adwtbf, w w eGltfdi d a wits a4a is larrtlsn, Astbeirs m6ho w and W good anpany. for InendNno or possbb Iobblir► d4. ST 27M (CO!) ATTRACTIVE wlb female, lob /0's, afkG usasacMd good looking beds sib who soyoys mire, drtcig 6ewg fall and quid a Me.1 a srteK dhasitf r and as m* fr a reb- o , 0. prase oral ST Im M! FMn, saw wgb, flet bsslty but, w utolding for tad WNW arMan, tri fits W s 57. 1210 be., say SO& bus b dna. Why not falls a ditto') SY 2IM CATCH Mny kat, wale up urs sitar fasab lean tabe of tun raraim0e, b wq 3-r am an ort, social tants with a nib, 24.30, who INIMPF1ID NT 3-1 Ick pmkaond i o~& angle. bolog for a a ntti angle. u1. Mack wdK 45., who w a hopsbss mosso► 3-c, blows Ierw to slyoy No ander lodYg kt a msannaw reishor4 p. M's be krill lest sT 2704 fool) SINGLE wohsr. 34. bokng for a reliable. Iap0111IG mini, iI I nun Priority Is family bid who di knows flow b have a good ter and who w4cirs oanoMe nrnee ad king dM - vow ST 2m (Osla t>® AFF'ECTWNATE and honest. a*. while, alka4. leleels, 31, nolet a �cNdsn, wO inborn ssioer tdM"�'imen a Ire 90's�idno� oeb ding and heed holding and who will be r y bell bund BY 2M0 P" MILEY honey. 26. elm, attractive. IN re e. seeks a knight on a chrome and steel hone, who would Mls a long -hared angel to alloy to world of make cycles and malt with SY 2901 (OSH) Iertreke seeks single, while male, 25- 32, 532. for posebke felaraehp, must be outgoing and enjoys chtkhen for I have a two-year-old daughter. SY 2602 (OSH) IMPOSSIBLE to find. single. petite female, seeking male. 24-30, easy -gang, humorous sensitive. honest very aontpatble in activities, open-minded to a friendshp that could possbk/ bad to a relationship. SY 29M (OSH► INDEPENDENT while widow. new b Ontario, would like to meet gentleman. 510', 60-65, who enjoys traveling and fun Imes, candekght and wane. movies. qua times, to compass ft, possible relahomfhp, somswrhere there's a special someone, we just haven't mel. SY 2804 HOMESICK for humour? Longing for laughs] English lady. 28, non-smoker, seeks Brdnh/Auslralian man who enjoys movies, socializing and the outdoors. SY 2805 (OSH) ROMANTIC, single while female. mid -20's. looking to sincere wMe male. 2330. for rora tionhip, loves dWdren SY 2808 UNATTACHED, young, black, hardworking. young, sery, 42, romantic ladysmoker, is bolorg for a very sexy. romanitc man. 3910, for a serious relatorift. must have a sense of humour, sincere. anng and tun loving and kms children SY 2807 CARING, angle mothshonest. friendly, lifer movies. dancing, dining W. looking for a gen. tleman. 2630, for friendship, possible rekdoon. ship SY 2808 (OSM INDEPENDENT, single. white female. 20. loves the outdoors, srgke mom. looking for an- gle while mak. 24-28who enjoys the same. but also quiet evenings. lot Possible retahon. ship SY2810(OSIQ FEMALE. 18, looking for an honest and romantic ouv 18-25 SY 2611 PROFESSIONAL female. 30, mother of one, with vaned interests. enjoys quiet evenings, non-Smokef. would like to most an hotly gen- Ilermn. 30- 38who a cor ortable in pans or a sural. who enjoys children, for friendship. po'ss bie longterm reknnorahp SY 2612 DO you dews the *-with and sorfo rty of a rtesninqul retitionshp' Do you hprtate to respond to the "feel BarbrdKen doll syn- drome ad. I'm 37. a single mom 200. Itis. seeking frnendyhnpicpmpamonshp SY 3193 AVERAGE who* man, 43. 6S'. 190 bswants to meet active lady, 2332 for friendship SY 3194 (OSM SINCERE. tun-bveg. educated wMe Iwrsle. wort travelled, bounig for a companion. late SO s. SY 3195 SINCERE. honest. 45 yrold lady. lode g for frtendsho "mill or Ierttajt SY 3196 OSM SINCERE woman. 45. hon", with a good sorer of humow. lobltrng for mals or tenab for IrnordMip. who Was country music and wales SY 3197 (OISK YOUNG couple with toddler. new to north Oshawa bo4rg b met ons young couples won young cMdien to shale common wowo*s such as ands. moves. picnics ele. SY 31M (0041 FEMALE 60. petty. 5. blue oyes, shy dnpos. ton. woud Ib to neer a snare go tip r 55.65 Enjoys dancing travNny outdoors -loin-smoka'soar drinker SY age, FRIENDLY female. 68ro~ blonde herr. Nue eves who tip to drKe, bong moves. Wool eveningbowN lex go do - who Mtn b cvddi0 noranobrsocal drinkor and has a good sense of Nir ow. who *nares the sarin eeore*s SY 4055 OUTGOING remake. fmd-20's. enjoys spans. canting and Ow outdoors. looking 3-r same for contparmnship, maybe mon. SY 5303 (OSH) OUTGOING. wmare. affectionate Ismale. eery 40 s, lobs the outdoors. seeking the sari, wrh a good sets- of harrier, for com- panionship and possible retabornshfp. SY 5325 tow MY Iamb. 36. kited Neem, rrasstGd in talking and arrpaiornanp. SY S336 P" ATTRACTIVE w3-, al4Mc, pnalesGoW, 30, woad Mer to era an albadwe bwab, 2040. lot co thdonasat relatfonshp, discretion is +sand. SY 5336 (COs) GAY kraals. open and Itoxtlo, not iib rib Playing. swlu g seas wpb gird sense of Mows and A" sane d GM I x Insood- ". passbls rMekotrhI - t this epefb Your gaetsst gm nr a call. SY 5331 MALE, 25, fduafed efilop bard. n use. I■rvws, sub soft br 3-i edYno. SY 5304 SALE, 29, altradtiw. inWgsded in wooing Who kwAb, 105, for offasM wYiauW n', st rn aaanil ST STM SNT fa tiab. 45, issreabd it wfffiog der ST 53" OGfoa m lora. pe�'�"� VERY ooawae bleb, 30, baking for barb tfiend, .. 6.4 AMC Pill" wam"Is 3-r cpleam and doers, rMlio arAip. ST SM -WI FE LE bo" fa soman to shits my dusaws, ns= i1jf I al, kilted. ova in a call SY 5314(0,1) FEMALE, 19. looking htr oast. ST $365 (11DNM. eaig bulb, wed 2ws, snob sir q3- bub rhos wncsts, dbci,ttd. ala hos a good ooroe of hour, 3-r biandahq and psebb W"allip. SY SW (MIN) EM -ping Ismwe, 27, wills opals, 60► nus oil ling walla, fib bwab 3-r friend A%=Mrs. sT MgpMQ oullpig bwab, 29, sirs to ff" Sam for prods. demo good tines. FEAVIE. 19. W"M mels, 20. aster eaves. ST S30 NUDIST, 42, S191, too Iles., asst I I heist. a M mi" i4ig. Mom and traval ST s3M ATTRACTIVE young Couple look mq for bomb b Nis len tills tillers. SY 3s1(OSM) AFFECTIONATE, Anredive Tomsk, soaks sin. ST 5353 (Ool) HAPPY 16 , tit, 516', 1 If flej town him and blew eyes, looking for sinn for a rsloion Ghq.3Y=(011l) PRocEUO female, lab 20's, $00" Iain. SY 5355 (OSN) ATTRACTIVE. prclesw W m3-. 39, sear Its b nods, IrnsN all Cams bowl Ice a doom-to-ealh bnnb, 2540. Ice =*danfli SwTeand dsoset Irwrtdohq or ralakoortap. OUTGOING stw mals. 21, soft will. for onjoyabb bm"."a" d "ft of music. wast and 1➢bp1 SY 5357 (ONl) Ihlelc and fit. 6, 190 b., dark hair nd eyes_ seeks to. attractive, young ' 20.35, for romantic evenings, gelaways and travel (single moms wolcnrnel SY 1424 (CISH) O CD.kwwnq male. 6. 40, sincere. hon is, and hardworking, seeks a m.,m smoking lernale. 18-35. who „Toys dining. movies, travel and bsmoo, lot possible long-term rola 1,onshp SY 16M (OSH) AFFECTIONATE, lun-loving. outgo - lents ran. 37, enjoys quiet .,,nw, gong out, computers and uidoom. would like to meet an ,ir,yionale lady. 25-35. with sandar ,nt,,,esfs, for possible long term rela- tk,r0p SY 1728 (DISH) SPORTS minded single male. 30. F,' brown shoulder length hair, blue eves looking for slam female rocker. M30 who s not Into head games kinq for serious relationship. SY !761 SINCERE. single. while male. 28. ;r. WAIN active, seeks honest and ,,dive female. for friendship, pos- -fir relatanshlp. who enjoys quiet -Anti evenings and occasional ,:Ings SY 1782 Two single guys 20. looking for h- og single gab. 18 22. for fun •,nes and possible relationship SY 783 (OSH) EASY GOING. single while male, 2c 6. beard an long hair, smoker, seeks female. 21-30 for serious ,mantic relationship SY 1799 (OSH) EASY-omg single while male, 34. 6 1' 185 bs , seeks slim, affection ate satgle white female. 2733. for ,un times and possible relationship. some interests are sports. camping. '"o-wsI diming out and rock must. :dllldren welcome SY IW4 KINDHEARTED, educated man with •-rkhonal value seeks an affectan- a,e woman. 30.40for friendship Andor a relationship. Courtics area. 5y low EASY-oom,down-to-earth. good- o-lkmq male. 23, soaker. enjoys ^usrc and being spontaneous once n a while, would like to misel slim 'emale. 20.25, for friendship first. Dussble tong -tern relalanshp SY 1814 HANDSOME black male. 35. easy 1c"c enjoys movers. music. quiet evenings. looking for hones! caning 'emaw for a relationship SY 1617 OSM EASY -gang young ran. 29. hand- scme 16C be. would hke to meal 14nf some" who likes to have fun, umcp% movies. wales in the show, I you would like to meet someone Ice answer my ad SY 1633 (OSH) AMBITIOUS, male, 30. non-smok- single father, physically fol, employed, enjoys faintly, outings. ofnesiGu actNniss and mmanlc Inhss sees an honest unattached non- smckmq lady for possible rotation - ship single moms we'rc's SY 1843 (OSH) IF VERY outgoing male, 27, truck dn• ver enjoys gong out on weekerds, Quiet ores. seeking Wind.. 30-40. Ion IrendMp. possible relationship. SY IM4 GOOD-aokrhq separated, single . white male. 42. locks younger. 5.9'. 20C Its. believes in honesty and set- ceray. enjoys country music and all Widow activities would Me to MO ferhets. 35.45 with smilar nfereNs Iw Possible roptbnslrp. SY 1s4 fOSHI MALE. 39, iota" 1« an sasaRadW lady. 30-40. kids o.k, who bis to be Moved and wants a vereae sob- i94and poeSble hone Me. sY PROFESSIONAL, dvorcied, onal- woman man, late 40s, $eekeg a akin allw.tionsalo. hot ahacYw. treble aMe ItmeI who Mee b be lady hmmm p, pw S" long Wim row--hy, sksglo . mons saloons. SY 1m47 (OSIq SINCERE, single whis, male. 29. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH U, 191 -PAGE 23 J m 'if 4& k i t .21fe ,.� lir Here's how to use the service: 1. SOnly charge is $1.99 per minute, 1. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make note of the four digit S1 "mailbox" number that appears at the end of each ad you are interested in. there are no extra long distance charges. 2. Using a touch lone telephone call 1-416-976-1991 any time of the day. You must be within the 905 area code to access Sincerely Yours telephone '.efbicc "The Most Important Call You 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 advertiser within each catego- May Ever Make!" y. Gu ahead, try the service out and see how easy it is to use. Need assistance? Call 1-800-387.8009 anytime between 12 ream and 1 I p.m. You will not be For neons 18 9e charged for this call. pe years of a and over 5 9- 160 Ibis phys,caP1 ht enjrn mune. romantc dinner. sports and the outdoors, seeks attractive, while single feral of similar age for goy able relationship SY 1846 (0514) TALL, blue-eyed young. 41, single while male, enjoys music. the out- doors. We Asea and afternoons on my Harkey SY 1849 SEXY, good looking male coling for a real relationship with Ierrake 35- 50. 550. serious reply only SY It% HARD working. single, while nuke• 31, not into head games never been 'turned likes long drives tall pace or lad back atmosphere, looking to attractive. single white female 2' 31, for friendship, possible relation ship SY 1951 (DSM HONEST and raring 30 yr old white male, 6. good looking, wishes to inset an attractive lady. 22.30 who Is sincere, mnurft and apoch o for possible relationship Single moms Weitz" SY low (OSH) FRIENDLY, outgoing male 26 62'. 1951be. no dependents seeks female. 20.35. for friendship pose bbl reWKxshp SY 1*53 (OSH) SINCERE, honest. mats. 33. 61' 190 IDs. enjoys music racquet pats, slang and moves. looking I« ohm, energetic, ei pbyed femtats. 2535. someone wth same mdo 0 hi and who a looking for a serous rola- borahp SY 1s54 (CISH) SINCERE, attractive. sens-proles- monal white main. enjoys weekend getaways. some spons thowe and dining oul. see" slimanradrw. snare kw 25-36. who a work- ing to pail a cortrortable fuwe SY 11155 (o" OPEII4ni ded, single. while rm*. 36, attractive. stood auracbvo. art- ge. white Iemnale. 29-40. for corn peribnslhp or Mon. merry lot and dslitwe, no Mad games piano. SY low to" HAIO.Avftg wtdo rrala K, Idem maw. lonnanoe and good Me. look - Ing for that IPWW Wily for a stile rer.wwp. SY ISS? (OSIq FULL49ured ferrnflt, 26. blown half. green eyes, who enjoys boating, cangg drh- and Mw oLodwm - --- for allpwe pass - . 2536, lora rwlttal - F. SY 1f19S (osNq SW$GL.E, whom mW*. 25, well buitt. enjoys camping, country music, horst. .. ndlng and Hal*^ look - Ing for I - W oft hand games, oor good Mlle9 and poodfis r91Mwh sow. SY Isom (meq SMMiLE whiw mat, 30. 51', 160 lot, trr;jkli and "I -employed enjoys slant lwett Seeks -40. til slim'em,e 25.33 who i open-minded and goal oriented SY 1960 AFFECTIONATE. attractive, proles. sonal tit. 40tsh singe white male enjoys childrenskinm moves, trav- el and candlelight, seeking similar swgW while lemale- 32 36. for future partner I m loyal, kind. generous. msayent and frkvxu y secure SY 1961 NINETEEN felly -mire nodet. reason- able mileage. good condition presently driven by same person unique situation lances need for sec and driver. mual be over 25in good shape and is rot Into bol-roding For a Possible teal drive plass d SY 1863 SINGLE daddy. nice looking, 44, 58'. 160 be smoker. Wes sports dining - great cook, and moods seeks skim sakgte who@ lady 3645 or sought moms for Pomabts raudio n- shp SY 1964 1'M a dreams, who believes in romance. I'm a tool who believes in love. will someone wale -up Ihn 21 - year -old mule Sy esa5 (OSH) SINGLE while male 30r seeking honest and attractive lemale for knsndshp. postal roWWnghV. wso enjoys quiet roo a. c wens gs SY 1966 (CISH) SHY mats. 25. Mal sports, moves and rorrherrc welks. baking kid sn- gle female 20-25, who has almost erere4ts lot ksndihp posbw rela- bonsAp SY 16th (COO) GOOOaoduig black male, profes- sional, new 10 area, enjoys music. quiet overall and aaasonal dung out. Would like to meet lady. age and race urrpor iN. SY IM ROMANTIC, "W-90mg die male looking for special lady 32-40 for cw4eM drrwn, big igIW. good trrw and quiet evenings. SY 1670 TWO confident nab too" f« two unique females 16-23, to fill the gimpy vod in our heads, mosd be spontaneous and caring SY /671 MSH) SINGLE wive nub. 3�2�,.vS..Aw �1'. 190 be. afabbMd very &Ad=". pm vale piklt. seeks ww* who@ female for possible serious relationship. Corm ley Ile Ime dy skim SY 1672 TALL, handsome, blue-eyed, 32 year aid laddly bow would love to cuddle ohm annedwe lady who a true blue, Ice king has. feather, country, rock and ION. SY 1573 SINGLE, white male, 27, 5'10*. brown hour and eyes, clean cut THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT! • Escort Service • StagslStagettes • • Private Parties • Strip -O -Grams• • 7 Days •24 Hours • Discretion Assured - - Free Transportation The Professional Choice t m11s,c loves c-todfen and quiet evenings at home. looking for lemale. 2535. with similar selerssts. single mom would be welcome. SY 1974 PASSIONATE male. 30. fit. outgo Ing. nom-smokor enjoys outdoor activities, movwe and miseseeks tortttle with a dhumew. for Me and advvMue (ATTENTION lends. 30 57, blown hm,evim you mgxw4w to mw, please all again you forgot to leave phone number and mare) SY ts7s (OSM AFFECTIONATE mats. 26. 5 7'. non-atroiwr. enjoys music, moves. cooking, dancing, dining out or pending low one-on-one with an Affectionate outgoing female SY 1979 EASY.goent tangle, who@ nwW. 32. phynnasy M. had loves cl"m and anwrai& enjoys sports. blurry driven and moves. Looking for a lady. 26-34. Samoan* very honest and sincere who enjoys similar MMarrnhs�. SY 11rn (COO) FFAEND$Hr N* poobW reldrwn- shp wanted by this 39 -year-old white, S'11'. It. adradrve, esub- ksMd professional, seeking non- smaimg fernole. 25.42. to slant We with. Single moms welcome. ST lm OUIET, young at heart male, 47. S'10'. 166 be, enjoys music, king waft bteg, sport, coobng and Novws looking for shin, artracbw 683-5055 ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES Z_ s enjoys me oa000rs spots meeting new people, would use to meet lemma. 25- 30who s looking for a brg-tens rsimwtsnp SY 1aM (OSH) FRIENDLY, outgoing rtwk. 24new to Pon Hope area. Mtoys fishing, camping and outdoor activities. would like to meet female 22-26 who enjoys the same SY Iasi tow TWO sn*. whole initiated. both 19. looking for two attractive, single. .Mat females. III for good final and pomble *"Mdfpe. SY 1000 tow 00 you love Me. balm** in romonow and togetherness" Do you under- stand that haWro"s comes Iron what you put into We not whit you tam oral' Are you look for a 1 and and at this sarin gine someone who erc"e you. woo I am Male. 31. fA skit and mescal SY Ism MALE. 27. searching for jun, who enjoys closures, discussion, quiet times, for possible r•'asonshp Please be sincere, honest, non- SpwbmW and able b OMMMrwoaW. SY lm ROMANTIC male. 204. enjoys a wide vaswy of fMgt, looking for Mw mewl is*, 1630, b enjoy We wMi, oho loves children. To Gina who responded to my ad, please all again. didn't got yaw number. SY low FUNaov - singlewb" ria e. 21, looking for a lemma, 16-22, who •male. 3C arracirve sh, 'a ^im, -oceg• active. broker Idles 'Dell n rol. spot and dhooryin would lie to Irleet a snuar lady. 2637 for fnend- ship possible relationship SY INS (OSM TO Maggie, nurse in Bowmanwee responding to mallboa 41721 You forgot to Wave your number pkesse cal Agan SY 11106 fOSH) HANDSOME sage whie ^aW. 34 6Y. athletic educated lend -pealed seeking similar female 22-32. to wrsfle wfh SY 1907!0$/1) HONEST '-sats. 43 average would 'pis to nye '.male. 2132, for zit. Damdnannp PoSwll -we SY 1906 f OSM FINANCIALLY stable 34 6. 170 'be divorced chole male -no still lime to rock is 600" 'or A IemaN comparison who enjoys _sal games, rod concerts and much more 'or Dcssibve serious relationship SY Iwo (OSH) OPEN-MINDED single rule late 20s. ourgo.rg, honest and erection - ate. enjoys a variety of mteresfs including moves and music would Idid, b ffee what lemma wan I„e,kd, tv personality n nor 20% SY 1910 10" HONEST caring genneman 30, enjoys nrovas ding and randy W. It you to trod of being mistreated and can share me same ouaMwe then glue mw a cal SY 1911 CHALLEWA and Promise. 40 sit gle dad add -aware. tun and kivo% looking for Parker with clear some at futrerl pmvid thv dunwtge f promise SY 1112 HARLEY dude. single male, 40 Father of one. physically IR. Wes 10 rids HarWys, camping looking for is m e. 3040. physically N who Mow outdoors and motorcycles. not into flay stere SY 191 3 1 have a goal "ale Inert who a too shy to wrM an ad He s 30. 511'. eke- menlary, teacher from down east. byes dance g mfwes, ver,, easygo- ing and a real roomette Gift give hen a al SY 1914 (OSM ESTABLISHED male. young 63. non-rnoker, at the oudoore. travel, qwo tinge, aldwkgir din - more mere and much news, looking for 91x1 vocni > mcb0a oked SY ruld Ma who wooto be FUN4-V bmf Still. a -f -VM *n and araotks angle, des nub. 32, 6. 190 b$., enjoy music. spots. Mwe9, Saab awacan lemneb vim eardw rnlfre " cldderh webone SY ills foam DUET, dWA4&4wM, saigls, w,om Iaq. 35.45, to 4M My fro, for a likes spats, movies, long wants, make. 3s, wit, good sense of -- - teersar fd . - If SY Is79 two Owng St and exc tools. to Mar• k omw. use all~ Vie addition.stnobi� soaM. aSdsg a vim hdr. ATTRACTIVE, dmaud wry span Possible rslalroaship. SY IMS WA q"t'aee d'""a WW" 26-32. with amklar qualities for win" m61s no dspfridssle Saab ppssFFqq for a =%b whole Mm ohL 25.34 who rvknonMp. OWMA car l buil, h*wA=Sy sears. awY GOObb 1'.19 mWe. 3R quid and Its b be WoMW Mee a Wily. for say. S 1901(tDSlq se apse nraded tamale, 30.45. for enygolag Nae d pesos ward No W1rY1sthpp Fahy SY IOIT (AJAl USGLE low Of Iwo bole, 36, who iieadr I aespamisaelw =WPM b Waft anrwhi I. slim, bas inn ATTIfACT1VE raaN 24, baking 1« wbY+ Idealist and waft along MW able �V. math lie bo woaaan lar a psntbb bg bis role- bwAst suites Naves, who etgoys beach. rnenromd to rreN a sehare t* sad as types of was=. S + ashy. PAw s On and ss6 lrwo"g. camping and being and tun-lovvg female woo smoker yw *a" he Pan" mbbwAw ors. rwereets 35.40. 1« haadhy and VERY aft neWe 36 year old rolls. VERY lileadly 20 "W oM wools, he► 916 mom w*mw SY tmlm (O" poo bb MbbshW Segle wamwrs •mate early 4,; s fin•, ycm i- It A. - N for fomite 30-40. who entail outdoors. quer eveningslot pose. ble relalonshp SY Ivn IOSH) OUTGOING mule 36 ooking for fnendshp with'errole. 30.40. who Was cerrip" and of outdoor sports SY ism (OSH) HONEST and caring male. 29. entoys 7utem tones al hol e. looking for a formalet 21 35 who is sincere. understanding and honest with a warped sense of humour Single more wslmme SY 1924 (OSH) CARING gentleman early 3C s. envoys 'me oudoofs mores, diming ;ul and quwl evenings at home. Seeking a wocal gd for tfNoww posvbts relationship SY 1925 JOSH) SINGLE Sagotanan mats. 30. 5'6'. 145 be *,wider Wnpn Mown half. blue eyes. looking to( slimlong- haired lomme 25-30. for a senpus ^Naliol s,O SY 1926 IOSH) READY-made'arvN us add lore we race a tronoorlu wine and a great dad, he Is handsome und. honest. trustworih, and loyal No are kalwng for art affrachve lady to *hare our •hdpws dreams, huge and kisses We want you"' be dad's trend tint SY 1927 (l3SM HONEST. Wads. ="Wvatwe. had- worknq. Wad thele 26 drinks and smokes socially seeking slim or medium built Wil 2630 wish miler qualified; a misannlghul notation. ship serious calls only SY 1926 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, loving mats early 40 s If nice person with good sense of humorr, who has a bi d Move and goodtees to snare would We To reel a lady between 3040 for a among themmhp SY Iwo(osm WMK MED moa ST would Yee to owl a lady In the to. 5C s 54' plan, fitness minded. nom -smoker SY 1930 (COO) iwww ane pn" r mini i%SY 1936 (ONq FUN-Iwng -ft. 2e. allays hMng, cottage We and so ouldo« admkee, also Ickes country 6 western and cooling. looking for a female, 2530. who enjoys the outdoof . someone to curl up with n front of ft two. SY 1936 PROFESSIONAL male 31. loves the outdoors camping sailing, cycling, etc , would like to moot female with sanllar qualities lor rela- tionship I m caring and sincere I hope you are too SY 1937 HI! I m a teddy beer. 49 who looks 40. love country music and quilt romantic evenings at home I m a very compassionate and aned,onate person who would like to meet a lady. 3550. with similar quaMros for a possible relationship SY I 2 SHORT and sweet. N single, white male 57' ortorg lot a commined girl for friendship toed. possit -d. cling SY 1939 FRIENDLY, black male 31 In g000 condoton wood Ire to meet A w^man hea•ry set f•om 160-300 It% must be very h•nmg and nice SY 1940 (OSH) JUST armed Engi-sh protessioral ;6 5 - medium oud mlelllgent a^radNo emotionally and physically comfortable with sense of fun, warted interests mielectual. sportinrr , W. seeking romance wan a apkNal- ing, comparmle 30 -something woman SY 1941 POSH) QUIET, shy male 79 likes sports Troves and quiet times waled lie to meet honest. sincere temale of son. lar age for friendship possble -eta tanshp SY 1942 ACTIVE. Attractive easy-going and aftedonate while mal. 33 S. t3( bs looking for slim, adventurov female with similar attributes, who desires sincere honest'nendsh,p and possibly romance SY 1943 HONEST. one -woman -man 37. cores 'ods. long mass arrow-. 'len- mg and larrok,A a ted would like to •red a pretty slim female 2538 for ong-term rdaaranhp SY 1984 cAIR game' Single dad mid -3's 'Ailing one step at a tmw apprll ales native art and aAture baseball. poet,,. pool and sw•mmvn, also like to be ntmale and roramc sc lake a ^glance and :sit you could be surprised. 1l gave 1 my am SY 1945 POSH CREATIVE, nardworking, w".:e main. 23 very acsve enjoys danc- Ing, playing sports, travel and the grw oadocr would Mw to neon 4 tri -loving lemma 21 25 nor 1its - shp SY 1946 (OSH) SINCERE. -omhentic, hofest good sense of human It that describes you than this mother at one 4' woad like to Mat 'row you Nom - smoker SY 2897 (OSM FUAI- o oq tends 32 it sense of humor 'trod of '-e bar scene enjovS dinners in or out laW-Oawd or 'dd-back alrnoSoheres seeks mals 35-40 tort tun games PoasCie relationship No head .dames' Sy 2539 FEMALE, unattached hard.romi-, down to earth. ouigo,nq, vane, N interests. 111 and slim "Km<; I— hest mule 3640 of at," qua► ties for tr,emdshnp !mrst SY 2546 (06M ATTRACTIVE Cady &bride. sage 35 ,mromiled In "IN a woo honedamractrye more 30-40 'or fnendshp possble -eabonshp Sy 2547 (OSM HONEST and sincere ."do ,enact medium Dub. 35. Smoker ovH'o dance and have tun, seeks mortal down -lo -earn+ cal blade naw 35-40 for malarwiqul sLOwni SY 254 tow ENGLISH lady. 28 committed Christian looking for a Chnst'an mat. 26-32 for trerndghip oilerwsts include Chiwban nkat wants in me country and a dog lover SY 2550 4ow JIM. who s 35. who responoe_ .& lemale nurse. 33. please respond agrm to nerboe number 2542 as I cidiml go your 0~ Der S 2557 (DSM Phone neim- ACTIVE, attractive single female. 34, tat pminesorak. sea". enjoys spalls. travel, outdoors. qF humour rile for Me. Seeking mus emodo art wrh wn w ritwala, 30 40, rwh-1inwler. SY 2"1 (0" ACTIVE lemale, 45, dworced ST. HORST blade male. 2s.hardwark- slim blonds half and halt] oyes. �wdoork- IOOkilg f« someone. 4650, thars sincere and honest. (Gary. purse repaid agar. I ddnt gel you nun ber) SY 257S (DSM WARM, sensitive, caring, brow' e,fd path blonds, late 409, laws country MUSK, travel, dancing, mmwm soft a fell Wady bar in sans age blacks! with srrMr liber• de1` nnl, Iw My No of PI SY CUTE single lesson. 32. medium Wa gm vim horsed r, , looking for male 30-40 with sense of hwnou, pNylul and enjoys nbr^'v data lien bng-brm Iran s .Polos► ble mkWn hp. SY 209 (09" ACTIVE Im 45, divorced 57. slim blonde haw and huet etas, looking f« somite, 40.50. Mil's snoeo and horwe. SY 240'8 (Osla AFFECTIONATE whom %ftaN. 40. with a busy career, looking for a young at heat white male. 3645. who enjoys candlefd dinners lot two. moves, dancing and travel for a lashing relationship. SY 2616 (OSH) VALENTINE needed, Ares mom. 40. 5'6'attractive. easy -go -Q) romantic, loves country(weeWfn music. Would Iso to meet a gw1M man with sender qualities S 2M7 RED-HAIRED. green-eyed babe. I colibo Mown how. blue jos and a nm- er. poikk oW b asst No, nweermk- t kdW 9alfkeg female, 2540. Mw Or, Satellite mob sports ward a to Ihe, who feswrs what Be a dI absnr need special pe wft)« hamdehp and no head tp- c kVm will- feel Porbb rsI " I I SY IW earn. SY IN2 LAND brown liarhaaN eyes, a" OUST, oily. angle male, 46, 1rhest 32, employed who Moa shopping, and sincere, enjoys country and mwr9 and sI time at honw statism music, the outdoors and ksobg for female, 2535, for hand• lona be dant looking for kwob, at* paabb ralta«rinp. SY ISM 3040, who a honed and sleben. HANDSOME black 30. piolesnenal No hand pairs. SY IN3 (OWQ ilwe, enjoys mousse, neuro, camp - TALL, a*acwe, mriye, whom nub, Ing, baseball (both playing and 30. seeks aNrack". singN, while wathmo, seeks NnWo win arralar femafe, 2530, 57,. dark MY, nor- rrwet► SY ION smoke. honed and no dspwWw& MALE imbusm, 1962 model, roa- F« serious relaborwnp. SY IN4 sonable mileage. good condition. 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The interiors boast features like the 12' high ceiling in the l ��ing room of the coventry model. accented with spectacular palladium windows. - DIMAIRRAR11111 I VQ e The finishing touches at Victoria ul Garden are well above average, d including items like ceramic tile foyer aVICTORIA GARDEN and powder room, and pedestal sink. Victoria Garden is an intimate community nestled in an OPENS NEW MODEL established Bowmanville neighbourhood. Situated minutes from the 401 and GO Station in Oshawa it offers the right blend of city ammennities and country appeal. The model home is open for viewing weekends from noon to 6 P.M. and Monday - Thursday from 2 to 8 P.M. Follow Waverly Road north from the 401. take Waverly right. follow signs to turn left at Lawrence Gate. For information call (905) 697-2112 or 1-800-363-6338. JAW TOWNHOMES There are seven spectacular designs to choose from ranging up to 1607 sq. ft. and include 4 free appliances Most designs have the option of the california-style open concept kitchen. and shown here with its adjoining family room and fireplace. Master suites offer luxurious cva' !ubs In the ensuite bath. LUAL HOMES AJAX WHITBY SHAWA HWY U North on Waverly Road from 401, then north of Baseline take Waverly right and left at Lawrence to Sales Office on Rhonda. `J a FREEHOLD TOWNHOMES BOWMANVILLE PAGE 2 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 11 -18, 199416EST HOMES, March 12-19,1994 New H430RIMewl and Interiors Home study is a versatile room During the times your children are in school you likely find that your kitchen or dining room table does double duty as an all-pur- pose study area. You also likely find yourself cc tinually tripping over piles of schoolbooks, papers and other paraphernalia simply because your kids don't have anywhere else to put them. If the situations above sound lil those around your home, you may to consider installing a home stud, your children a room that's quiet at able — a special place where they do their homework without being distracted bv_ other household activities. You'll find that a designated study area will give both you and your offspring more breathing space. You may also want to use the study yourself at times when you bring home work from the office or to take care of household business. Keep this in mind when planning your study. It is important to realize that a home study doesn't have to be elaborate or large to be functional or effec- tive. For instance, you may want to tum an existing room of your home — like a small spare bedroom or a private comer in the family room — into a study area. Or, if you have an awkward "catchall" mom that never sees much use. you can make it into a suitable home study with just a few modifications. You may even want to consider renovating your attic. if it is large enough, to provide a cosy quiet study nook. Today, more and more people are renovating their attics and basements to expand their living space. However, keep in mind that an undertaking* like this would be more costly and would probably require a a k "10, 0, 1 contractor as well as a building permit. If you are thinking of expanding your home to accommodate a study by building i addition, you'll need a contractor, -tailed plans of what you intend to build and a building permit. When planning your home study, be sure to keep your children involved in the pro- cess right from the very begin - ng. Atter all, they will have pnma- e of this room. Consult them about s of furniture and equipment they 11 require. If you plan to use it as y„U ll leave to blend your tastes and needs with thein. Depending on the location of the study, you may want to install thick carpeting in any rooms above or around it to muffle any distracting sounds — such as televisions and conversations. You may even want to install special sound -deadening panels or acoustical tile in your study if you have a particular noisy household. When considering the types of furniture you are going to install, keep simplicity in mind. For instance. instead of trying to cram one or two bulky desks in your study, you may simply want to install a very large. functional work table. Portable drawer units could be placed underneath the table for easy access to files. pens and other necessary items. Another altcmative is to buy small, two -drawer, inexpensive filing cabinets and place them under or beside the table or desk for extra storage. Open storage carts are another option for keeping things neat and out of the way. These movable. plastic - coated wire units usually contain three or lour ,,tor ,_,e bins and can he pla,:;,i either Nc,,id, ,r under ilio (ie k or table. Thee are tin *5% Downpayment * Fall `94 closings and 50 ft. lots * Close to lake and recreation In DET, W.- :L F77t- 7 y Nwv. in E1sr 10 purchased at most hardware, department or shelving stores. Also keep in mind that desk chairs in a study should be sturdy but comfortable to encourage good posture. Other fumiture items should be both durable and flexi- ble so that they can continue to be functional as your children grow. Bookshelves are also handy items to install in your home study, particularly if you have a lot or reference materials — like encyclopedias — which you and your children use on a regular basis. Inexpensive book- shelves can be purchased at furniture stores or building centres. Most are pre -finished and all that's required is a little elbow grease to assemble them. For an interest- ing effect. try combining bookshelves of varying heights. This can make the room appear somewhat larger. If you are handy, you might want to build the fumi- lure yourself. thus tailoring it specifically to suit your needs. Built-in bookcases and desks are attractive and make effective use of available space. Lighting is another important consideration. There should be lots of adequate lighting over and around the work area to minimize eye strain. You could install ceiling lights as well as desktop lamps, depending on the size of the room and your family's own require- ments. Winng is an important item to consider, particularly if you have a home computer which you or your chil- dren use. There should be adequate outlets for lights as well as a grounded one for the computer. If you have inadequate wiring in your study area, you should hire a licensed electrician to do the necessary work. Depending on the availability of space in your home and the sire of your study, you may want to use it as a !.iiniIr)cun al twit , %.lion it is riot being used tr- • With young families in mind.... R: 1 r 03�4A'.78 TYtr VIF" h.`7Y '"T MODEL HOME OPEN - PHASE IV THE RAVINES OF FAWN'S LANDING xecu ie Homes On ots r . . from 44bir yar a k i.. rN. 3 � +�'. _ i+•- - all,` y+� f v 1 _ ' , it '{ S C FINCH ■ • AVE. E. -► -►� ¢ • =r OZQ m ci J W a w HWY. 2 Q �_ _.- -► HWY. 401- • •lk L_ r� y. p NEiy + A + ,. �.+. SPRUCE 2 . ELEV. B S315.900 PAGE 4 OSHAWA THIS WEEIVAJ" NEWS ADVERTISER, March 11-18, 19941BEST "W.t S, March 12-19,1994 New Hoiacs aad 71� IEatcriora '�;,'►,'�I'lil/l Plan now for a green lawn this summer Every homeowner dreams of a lush and green lawn. However, your lawn may not be the picture of health this spring. With snow and ice melting away and most of us vearning for spring, it is time to start planning for that lush green lawn all homeowners dream of. Over the next couple of months. you will be bringing your yard back into shape and below are a few tips. Fall's leftover leaves and winter's frost may have damaged your lawn and left spots of brown, dried grass. A quick method to restore your lawn to its green glory is to spot patch the area. After loosening the soil in the affected area to a depth of six inches. spread a two-inch layer of plentiful. sustainable Canadian Sphagnum peat moss over the spot. Top with a thin laver of starter fertilizer and work the mixture into the top six inches of soil. Reseed at a concentration of eight to 10 seeds per square inch. Rake lightly so the seeds are barely cov- ered, top -dressing with a quarter -inch of peat moss. Be sure to keep the seeds moist until they germinate. For more information on the right products and care tips. contact your local garden centre. LOOKING TO BUY A NEW HOME? LOOK IN ON • EVERY FRIDAY IN OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK AND THE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER *Enchanting custom designs *Open concept *Peaceful treed court lots •European inspired •Secluded enclave of only 20 homes *Trade-ins accepted A- concw E :3 THE . _ Bowmanr We Remo = sq ii. HOURS: Thursday to Sunday 12 noon to S p.m. 623-9462 or 623-3543 wo A �. OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NiYYS ADVERTISER, March 11.18, 1994/BEST HOMES, Mich 12-19, 1894 PAGE S 1 MAX BtEVOE GON��pM�N\UM PRX 7N ) I EM►HR VRONA Ouev,ed guites �arr�es '-...:lah10 shore location ° Yom the Fabulous Njax avio, minutes f of fake pnta a Gp train avid three bear°° an two 4�laci0 S one, pliat►c�s rninlg su with y ba a *°°d bu r 1Nost Suites featuTingindoo replace facilities uch°te ccatiOn urt and m ' Re j, tcnnis c° ste� bUilain9'�tih 'p°°l� �pancy utcbase mmed'ia� °� to 4ualined p ijus't 15%a°wn IA .. DVC�vt ONI �,gT.lncludeA Lower * I)TI0 ces �N�v — CE HQ�;Rs: ag IN�R�n� �� M�f 1daJ� a��Dp N10 p0 sal. Srawa"s o y-. � z E .dM N s16 1U G m sALEs ,jaONtAP-O PAGE 6 OSHAWA THIS VfIEEK/II.IAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Uwch 11-18, 1904AKST)"pj ES, y—h 12.1991994 Work with Your bm''Uder when buyin Buying a new home can be an excit- ing and rewarding process. Before sign- ing on the dotted line, however, you should do some research. This means contacting the home builders' associa- tion for the names of member builders. It also means visiting open houses and model homes with your list of must -haves versus nice -to -haves in hand, always balancing you needs and desires with your financial resources. Once you have decided on a builder and home style, you must then decide on the features that will ultimately result in you moving in to the home of your dreams. That is why it is so important you select a professional builder, one who will help to make the entire process. from first offer to celebrating your first anniversary in your new home, run as smoothly and trouble-free as possible. Your and your professional builder will share a very important goal — making sure you will enjoy your new home long after you turn the kcy in the front door for the first time. Building a house is a complex pro- cess that demands expert planning, knowledge of municipal bylaws and regulations, careful scheduling and skilled co-ordination by an experienced builder. A typical house contains more than 3.000 parts. all of which must be assembled carefully and in the right sequence. It takes approximately 30 different subtrades to carry out this work. from framers to roofers to finish- ing carpenters, all of -whom must arrive at the buildine site in the right order at the ritiht time. In fact. over 100 work- ers can be involved in the construction of a new single-family home. The professional home builder stands at the centre of this process as the driving force in getting together materials, labor and information, guid- ing the project through a schedule and packaging everything into an attractive quality product that will provide you, the home owner, with years of comfort and pleasure. Establishing a good working rela- tionship with your builder at the outset will help both of you throughout the construction process. Find out who your ongoing contact will be. Your builder may have a representative such as a salesperson who is responsible for customer relations and who will be available for consultation during the actual construction of your home. If desired, your builder can provide you with information about financing your new home. Some builders arrange mortgages in order to facilitate the sale and make the purchasing process as easy as possible. Others can make suit- able recommendations to their cus- tomers based on long-standing working relationships with one or several lend- ing institutions in the community. Your builder may also be able to give you useful advice if you have to sell your existing home in order to buy a new home. Most builders have culti- vated a good business relationship with resale brokers in the community. Before work can begin, your builder will need a firm offer that includes final specification of all features, options and changes. This requires you to consider your needs and wants carefully in light of the features and options offered by the builder. Most builders offer a num- ber of choices for their standard finish- ing products, like color of the carpeting and style of kitchen and bathroom tiles. Many builders also have full inventory of optional items such as upgraded kitchen cupboards and tlooring. "Environmentally friendly option packages" are rapidly growing in popu- larity as more home buyers want to include energy- and water -conserving technology in their new home. Low - flow showerheads and toilets, upgraded heating systems, high-performance win- dows. "recycling stations" in the gaho e kitchen and backyard composters help rials you select are ordered immediately to reduce the use of resources and bene- to ensure delivery on time. Before tit the environment. requesting changes during construction, Don't hesitate to discuss your con- discuss the implications with your gems and questions with your builder builder. Consider questions like: Are who will be able to assist you in making your new choices readily available? the right decisions for your home. Your How much time will be lost`? How does builder will keep a record on file of all the change affect the scheduling of sub - the selections you make. Nothing is left trades? Your move -in date? And, finally, to chance' what is the cost of the change'? During construction of your home. If the change is important to you and you may be asked to make a few addi- you accept the implications, your tional decisions, such as placement of builder should be willing to arrange to electrical outlets. TV -cable outlets and make the necessary changes. Since your telephone jacks. Be sure to give each builder wants you to feel happy with matter adequate consideration. but don't your new home and satisfied with the delay unnecessarily or the schedule tier service you receive, changes can be the entire project may be affected. accommodated in most cases depending Try to stick to choices you made in on the request and the point of construc- the beginning. In many cases, the mate- tion. sill ON" o'. U to Thumft 2PO to 7401; sauffft 8i somw Iww to SM -9 F°fdp eland. , {CIM 436-5161 P Th* ShWWOW A 2140 81, N. $10 $0, z - IY��eNr�tw�e�r�r�Trr.■�tyr�rr � . home LOT Sto "°'4500 DOWN! There's never been a better time to purchase a home at Kingsway Forest in Oshawa! Built by Durham Homes, a respected name in the industry. These attractive bungalow and two storey homes offer cathedral ceilings, Jantail do bav windows, sumptuous bathrooms, garden room kitchens and outstanding energy conserving features. These well -designers homes are situated on 39' to 48' lots and are surrounded by greenspace, ravines and a woodlot. Visit our site today to find out how you too can be the proud owner of a Durham Home! ':INVENTORY CLEARANCE NOW ON! HOMES PRICED FROM I r a iuILFNM of QUALITY H(WAE5IN DURNAPA REGION Fret CWER ,-y N YEARS --------------- __-------------------------------____------ OSHAWATHISWEEK/AJAXNEWSADVERTISER,Parch11-18,19iW 8ESTHO 6,llrchrt?-18,1MPAGE7 JMCW Hplftietts Olid hitCtlil!'s . , ; A it Il Choosing the right ho planning me takes Making the right choice when it comes to purchasing a home is a mat- ter of good planning, not good luck. No one person can be expected to know everything, so it is critical to surround yourself with qualified pro- fessional assistance throughout the process. Before starting out in search of it house, take the time to determine your financial capabilities. Based on your income and expenses, your real estate representative is qualified to calculate the maximum amount of mortgage you can obtain and, in most instances, can put you in touch with a financial institution which will pro- vide you with written confirmation of' the amount. Knowing your price range can save a lot of time, energy and, especially, frustration during the selection process. It can also re- assure the vendors about the validity of vour offer and, therefore, swing negotiations in your favor. The structural soundness of your new home is your next concern. Certified home inspectors can be hired to thoroughly examine the house prior to your offer becoming firm. This can be a few hundred dol- lars well spent, especially if you are interested in an older home. To have an inspection done you should con- sult your sales representative, who can refer you to one or more certified Pa I i, Go- mif eeN f L ro" ow is G1. Do you remember what your world was like in 1972? Chances are that if you do, you recall Apollo 17 returning to Earth from the last manned moon mis- sion and American swimmer Mark Spitz being the rage in the sports pages by winning seven gold medals at the Munich Olympics. While many interesting things were happening around the glove, many changes were also occurring on the homefront. Many of those have had an impact on how we live today. The following is a list of 10 popular labor-saving devices which have become widely accept- ed in homes across North America since 1972. Some of the items on the list are still considered luxury, but chances are many homeowners wouldn't dream of living without them — the so-called "essentials" of today's society. • Television remote controls • Microwave ovens • Weed Eater lawn trimmers • Power lawn mowers • Clothes dryers • Cordless hand tools • Self-cleaning ovens • Electric can openers • Dishwashers home inspectors and then you submit an offer on the house that makes it conditional for a few days upon com- pletion of the inspection. You must pay for the inspection, but at the very least it will provide you with peace of mind. Once financing is in place, you should carefully select one real estate representative to look af'tcr your needs. It is important you feel com- fortable with the representative and he or she be very familiar with the neighborhood into which ,you want to move. A professional representative spends a great deal of time research- ing the market on your behalf and you will be better served having one person looking after your best inter- ests rather than "working with" a number of people. Before submitting an offer, you may ask your representative for a computer printout of comparable homes that are listed for sale and that have recently sold. Sale figures can be misleading because they do not indicate the extras included nor any mortgage benefits, but they can serve as a solid general guideline of value. Even though you may have been pre -qualified for a mortgage, you can further protect yourself by making your offer conditional upon final approval of your mortgage. This should be done if you are wanting close to the maximum amount approved for your purchase. If the lending institution appraises the Now from $852: per month! home for less than what you offered, they are likely to offer you a lesser amount of mortgage, leaving you with a firm offer and insufficient funds. If you are making a sizable deposit, ask your sales representative to include in the offer a clause stating you will receive the interest earned on your deposit. The amount may be small, but every little bit helps. Regardless of what route you fol- low to find your home, the timing is right for you to do it now. Interest rates are down, builders are offering excellent selection and prices have not yet started to rise despite the fact the market has gained significant momentum during the last few months. Now, owning is as easy as renting at Kingsway Forest, 6 BRAND NEW FULLY DETACHED HOME STYLES to choose from, all with fridge, stove, washer, dryer & dish- washer included! SPECTACULAR FULLY DETACHED LUXURY HOMES! Exciting features include idcpendhng un the• home you choose) • cathedral ceilings • fireplaces • luxun ensuite baths with soakinf tubs • hower stalls • main floor famih rooms/dens • cttuntn kitchens • appliances (dishwasher. fridge. store. washer, deer) INCLI DEW The home you want in the forest community you want at the price you want: from S 12,.900. to just S 159,900! 1 ! �T SEE KINGSWAY FOREST TODAY! On Townline Rd. just north of Adelaide. Call (905) 436-5161 Office Hours: Mon. to Thurs. ' p.m. to - p.m. Fri. Cloud tet. & Sun. Noon to ; p.m. Exclusive .1.gewe Representing Durham Homes: INS Realt% Ltd. Broker ( 905) -e30-3893 OSNAWA -z 1NGSWAY FOREST ,_J.1 . 7M FmRrm. me adon B. Gorgeous 1.5,% sq. ft. ; bed- room home with: FWxdous brealdast room kitchen with d patio walkout, main floor pow- der room. magnificent fArmh nwm with rAuhed ceiling & optional fireplace. Master with walk-in dk„et & haunous emuite Master Bath with %caking tub. "his & hers - sinks, separate %bower srall .Insr $153.900J$7.695. DOWN 1025.00 a month! Prices end specifications subject b change wilhoot notice. Spuid muted time offer mailable only io Qualified purchasers. Per month figures role to pro* d interni poymems wkukftd of 1% over 15 years. PAG4 8 OSHAWA THIS, WEEtt/AJAX MEWS ADVERTISER, Mwch 11-18, 1994AKST HOMES, Moch 12-19,1994 . - _ New H� �a:ad Isut�sioars Mme your home attractive to newbuyers You've decided to buy a new home, therefore you want to sell your existing home quickly and for the best possible price. The following tips from the Canadian Home Builders' Association show how you can make vour home more attractive to prospective buyers. One of the first places to assess is the front yard. According to many experts. curb appeal is important. It doesn't matter what the inside looks like if the buyer never gets there. A coat of paint on the door, pol- ished house numbers, door knob and knocker. a new brass kickplate. mature bushes and blooming plants all help to create a positive first impression. If a survey of the inside shows up old -looking paint and dated wallpa- per. then a new coat of paint is in order. Choose premium quality paint and remember fill nail holes and cracks first. Stick to light light, neutral colors. Darkcr tones or trendy shades may offend potential buyers. Light colors can also make small rooms seem larL,er. airier and. naturally, hri__hter — all pluses in a resale market. A coal of paint and new cupboard and drawer handles are inexpensive Art must be framed For presentation and protection. custom framing is essential for the enjoyment of art on paper. The right frame not only enhances the beauty of your %orks of art, but also protects your investment. Framing is actually composed of layers — much like a sandwich. The most visible "laver" on the outside is the moulding. There are thousands of mouldings available in every size. design, finish and color. Beneath the moulding is the mat- ting — usually two or three mats in colors to complement the colors in the picture. Only acid -neutral board mats should touch the paper, thus assuring that no acid will leach from the board to the print and thus discolor it. Acid -free mats are avail- able in a number of materials, including linen and suede. The glass that covers the art pro- tects it from dust, dirt and acciden- tal contact. In addition, glass that filters out most of the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays is now available. There are two other framing don'ts. The first — never allow the framer to cut, trim or otherwise alter the print because this destroys its collector value. And be sure the print isn't glued or taped in place. The only thing left to do is hang the picture on the wall and enjoy the beauty and atmosphere it adds to the room. ways of breathing new life into a tired looking kitchen. Keep windows clean in order to let as much light as possible into all rooms. A home filled with natural light is much more appealing than a dark, gloomy place. Place table and floor lamps strategi- cally to artfully eliminate dark cor- ners. Make those minor repairs that vou've kept postponing. Tighten loose doorknobs, fix leakv faucets. replace broken window panes and screens, caulk around bathroom fix - lures and replace burnt-out light - bulbs. Clean carpets. draperies and, even. upholstery. Clean out the basement and the stuffed closets. Reduce the clutter outside. Be objective in checking your home's appearance. Always consider what might turn off a prospective buyer. If a major repair or improvement is required, consider the services of a professional renovator. Get two or three quotes and ask for references. Contact the Toronto Home Builders' Association for the names of member renovators. A home on show must be spotless- ly clean. Furthermore, it must smell clean. Be especially aware of house- hold odors caused by smoking and pets. Even overwatered plants can be a problem — a pot base collecting water gives off an unpleasant odor. Just because you've checked the front of the house. don't forget the sides and back. Outdoor furniture BOwMAMUE should be out as long as the weather is appropriate. Gaps in outdoor land- scaping can be quickly repaired by adding a few healthy mature shrubs and plants. Keep the lawn raked and mowed. Before an open house, buy some fresh flowers for the living room and the kitchen, bake some cookies or muffins to fill the kitchen with the inviting aroma of home cooking, spray a whiff of cologne in the mas- ter bath and wipe down stainless- steel sinks with a little cooking oil so they shine as a prospective buyer sur- veys kitchen appointments. Investing a bit of- time and a few dollars here and there can make all the difference when vou're selling your home. HOURS: Mon. - Thum. 2pm - , Set lE Sun. Noon - bpm -M26H153 or (M)687-2000 'P81 BASED ON 5% DOWN AND 3 -YEAR MORTGAGE AT 1% HOUSE FEATURES MAY VARY PER MODEL PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. OSHAWA TINS WEEK/A,fAX ilE ADVERTISER, March If -18, 1994/BEST ODWS,44" 12-.19, tell PAGE s ive comfortablConserve and 1 If you are like most homeowners today, you're probably trying to stretch your dollars and save money on your utility bill. While you may think you'd have to live in the dark and keep your thermo- stat set at 18 degrees Celsius to make a sizeable dint in your bills, don't despair. There are several "common sense" things you can do to cut expenses, while still maintaining your creature comforts. There is an additional payoff as well. You'll be saving energy at the same time. To start with, take a look at your daily routines and all the things you do around the house which require the use of utilities — the washing machine, the dryer, the dishwasher, the shower, the vacuum, refrigerator, lights and so on. The list is virtually endless. Your shower stall is one of the easi- est places to cut down on water con- sumption and save money. Consider installing a low -flow nozzle on your shower head. You can also save money by installing a shower head which has its own on/off valve. That way, you can turn the flow off while you are applying soap or shampoo. Also keep in mind that taking a shower generally uses less water than a bath — depending on the duration of your showers, of course. Leaking faucets and toilets also waste a major amount of water. If you suspect you have a leak somewhere in your plumbing system, or your faucets, get it fixed otherwise your money is lit- erally going down the drain. You can also have the temperature setting on your water heater turned down to cut down on the power it takes to heat the water in the tank. Check with your utility company for informa- tion. You may even want to insulate your water heater with a special cover. Again, consult your utility company for advice. In the kitchen, don't open the refrig- erator door endlessly and be sure to clean the condenser coils at the back of the unit every six months. If you don't have a self -defrosting refrigerator, you should defrost it when you have a build-up of about one-quarter of an inch of frost. Also be careful to avoid ,cramming too many items into your refrigerator because air cannot circulate properly. Exercise similar precautions when operating your freezer. Keep your oven clean as well. It will operate more efficiently. And don't pre- heat it for more than 10 minutes when cooking or baking because you are just wasting power and money. If you are cooking small amounts of food, consider using your microwave or a toaster oven instead of the stove. These appliances use less power. You should also avoid using the large ele- ment on your range top if you intend to use a small saucepan. As well, try setting appliances — like your dishwasher — on low-energy settings where feasible. Avoid putting heat -producing appliances — like a stove or a dishwasher — next to a refrigerator or a freezer. The heat will cause the cooling equipment to work harder. If you have a dishwasher, make sure you have a full load before using it and try letting your dishes air dry after washing. To save money on utility costs asso- ciated with laundry, try to wash one full load at a time. But its is important to remember not to overload the machine. And always use cold water in the rinse cycle. It is also advisable to wash laun- dry in cold water as much as possible. The same common sense approach applies to using your clothes dryer. Don't overload it and be sure to clean out the filter trap in between loads. It is also wise to avoid overdrying loads of and your clothes get an extra unneces- sary beating. Also be sure to keep your dryer and the area around it clean and lint -free and remove and clean the exhaust hose a couple of times a year. Check the vent and damper as well. If you suspect any problems, call a qualified repair person. If you suspect that your clothes dryer is responsible for a large portion of your utility bills, consider air drying your clothes when and where it is pos- sible. Laundry smells fresher when it has been dried outdoors. You may also want to dry small items, like socks. indoors on a folding, portable clothes rack. When your laundry is dry, you simply fold up the rack and store it out of sight. These racks can be purchased at mnct denartmeni and hardware stores. You can also purchase small, retractable clothes like which can be installed over your bathtub. You can replace existing light bulbs with more efficient ones. For instance, try using a 52 -watt bulb instead of a 60 - watt one. This will save energy and money and the difference is barely noticeable. For peak efficiency, he sure to keep your lightbulbs free of dust and dirt. And be sure to turn out the lights in rooms which are not being used. As well, try to minimize the number of lights you use in a room whenever pos- sible. You may want to install dimmer switches so you can diminish or inten- sify the amount of light in a roam to suit your requirements. J :1., A COURTICE I, 11, 11 nW APEN[ j'!I *Gas Fireplace in all Family Rooms *All Clay Brick *Acrylic & Glass Shower Stalls •Con mic Foyer *Space Age Shelving *Rustic Rural Setting *Appliances in Some Models •High Efficiency Furnaces •Treed Community Park -Vinyl Clad Windows and More! r ' � Priced From Easy access to 401 b Mon. to Thurs. 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"~ /1 �~ L. oo T11 a Air -S r�� .... .Vl►;; �,J ______=_==___� �� ice— ��1' \ �-• � ri �-.; . -- Pip. � � I � � i; „; _ _- - � , ' ;, ' .� /�., _ . � .; �iarrrrr�r��r�iti�i►.w �ln�� °'`; i:a � _ Illi �• �- I� �� 'I; Iw i�, • / .�� ;� I ,IUIlIWlllliini:�:...... .� �'� I �.�:. I o.?�� p Nfil• 2- '�'9,ti71. OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Ih►eh 11-19, 199y/t9EST NOYES, WrcA 12.19, IM PAGE 13 New Hoz3m4sm arnd �r tesirloirs • Hum*idifiers prov*ide safety and convenience With today's increasing concern for healthful indoor air, more homeown- ers are turning to whole house humid- ifiers. Millions of North Americans already use whole house humidifiers, which are installed directly on the home's heating system and distribute humidified air to the entire house. Research Products Corporation, maker of Aprilaire humidifiers, the leading whole -house brand, reported that, in a recent survey, more than a quarter of new home buyers said they want a whole -house humidifier. Vern Hellenbrand, president of Research Products Corp., attributes the interest to growing consumer awareness of indoor air quality. "People today are spending more money and time making sure their indoor environment is healthful and Basements provide more living and work space Everyone can use more household space for working, leisure, storage and any number of other functions. In today's economic climate, creative use of existing basement space can pro- vide a cost effective way to gain addi- tional space in the home. Whether vour dream is workim! in a comfortable home office, contributing to your mortgage costs through a rental unit or providing home child care with a live-in nanny, you may want to consider the opportunity under your feet. The first stage of a successful base- ment renovation is inspection and cor- rection. See what you've got down there. Clean out what you won't use — recy- cling, selling or giving away unwanted items. Check the discarded articles for mould, mildew, water marks and general. dampness. These all can be a sign of water problems and it makes no sense to spend money on new finishes only to have them damaged shortly thereafter. Expand your inspection to walls and floor. Standing water or leaking cracks are clearly concerns. Less obvious, but also signs of a problem are staining and efflorescence — that fine, fuzzy white powder commonly present on basement walls which is caused by water soluble salts that are left in the surface when water evaporates. A waterproofing professional should inspect and correct any water problems before you proceed further. At the same time, it's useful to have plumbing and electrical contractors assess current and planned uses and make required upgrades. After you take care of the basics that will be hidden, you can proceed with your dream project with confidence. The above article was submitted for publication by Basement Systems CanWpl ; i comfortable," Hellenbrand says. "They recognize that adequate indoor humidity increases wintertime com- fort and helps protect the home and furnishings from the damage of dry- ness. People want the easiest, safest possible way to achieve those bene- fits, and that is with a whole -house humidifier. - Whole -house humidifiers are popu- lar primarily because they increase indoor comfort, but many doctors also recommend increased wintertime humidity to relieve cold symptoms such as a dry nose and scratchy throat. There is even evidence that adequate humidity can help the body get rid of airborne viruses. Hellenbrand says. Whole house humidifiers, such as the Aprilaire, provide maximum con- venience because they maintain con- stant humidity automatically and have an automatic water supply and a safe, flow-through drain so there is no reservoir to fill or spill. Whole house humidifiers are avail- able for all types of central heating systems, including forced air, steam, hot water or electric. Hellenbrand offers the following tips for choosing a safe, effective whole house humidi- fier: >- Look for a safe, flow-through drain design that doesn't allow water to stand in the unit. Standing water could breed mold, bacteria and other harm- ful irritants. y Get a humidifier that provides GRAND OPENING MARCH 26th moisture in harmless, vapor form, not mist or droplets. The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission has criti- cized some ultrasonic humidifiers and other mist -type models because they produce a fine, white, mineral dust that can be hazardous when it is inhaled. A study released in 1992 by Penn State University found that evapora- tive -type humidifiers do not pose any health hazard. > Buy a humidifier which includes an accurate, automatic humidistat that will provide a uniform relative humid- ity level of 3517c throughout your house. Fully automatic. `set -and -for- get' humidistats are now available for some humidifiers. GRAND OPENING MARCH 26th r71ATQNA :,FOREST F ],C_KE RING/ 'NATURALLY Wekoem to Al1aw Forsst-1Prdcering's onoo notarol loc r icon. Choose from oth achive 3 and 4 A, a A ooni "yorest" flow Amo es, vn*m desip m ad% &Wy P **4 %vA ave fll�e ti fa4tdorrs KaiiMiin tookwes and *PW&y you eerect 'Pose b oN of Pkkedwg's a- -- & •-, Ahorw Foraff is only nrowtte- ft hum A* Aw iaas Roves Rim Vafty - Oft A AnwrkWs largest k earls. 6r�ewrd opening Mo cli p& F '* w e" r h - lit - L ,f ILII� Li i tCCI-IAC^? ' LAKE OWANO �r-r-r- i7r I'c r=a=t= ` -r -r R" r r -rpt-- �: r .r- r -r -:r --t-- FFr,r-r- c -r -r -r7 : 7.! _ . FAUL 14 vsnwwA rnA WU�WAJAA ntws AUMMIRWH, NWO 11-18, 1 r - jT,FPWS, Murch 12-19,104 New Homes 1Nont6 April Is New Homes Month WITH SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS L►Mh7AT�"E!k� p,`E c Editor of Toronto Sin Finan Bank of Montreal PaYirig At t (-nt is>rn ALAN SILVERSTEIN-B.A., LL.B. Author of "BUYING STRATEGIES FOR NEWLY BUILT HOMES" Real Estate Talk Show Host - CFRB Radio Pre3 OUAS R. AL7.ON, C nt Of Bank -A. Of Montreal Mortgage Corp. Meet Your Local Builders Win Fabulous Prizes Thursday, April 7th 7:00 p.m. Heydenshore Pavilion Whitby Sponsored by: UaHngton This Week � ; This Week Exit Brock St. In Whitby, (#410), Go South To The End, Which Becomes Waterstreet, Which Turns Left. Pickering Whitby Oshawa Hw .112 F Hwy, #401 Victoria t. ao Heydenshore Pavilion Waterstreet Lake Ontario AjaxMickering News Advertiser 1 .:...1 W OSHAWA THISJA WEEK/AX HEWS ADVERTISER, March 11, 1994/BEST HOMES, March 12,1994 PAGE 15 Ncw H4minmfts a.3mg2 IritCriors gyna 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 PV Treadmills are just one of the many versatile, compact and affordable ways homeowners can bring a workout centre into their homes. Where do you find the best deals in new homes? In New Homes & Interiors, which has a pressrun of 200,000 copleti every two weeks. To advertise call New Monies i Interiors at 579-4404 or Tor. (905) 799-7672 comes 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, it' 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 give you access to more natural light and a better view of what's out- side. Solariums are available in many styles and sizes. to suit your needs, budget and home 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 garaLes into customized work areas. However, if you plan to use garage or attic space during the winter, you should consider installin(z 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 budu.,et limitations. Get two or three quotes if you are having_ anv renova- tion work done. It is also important to get input from the rest of vour family, since they will be affected by anv chanizes which you make. !*Aake it an undertakine that everyone can participate in and enjoy. ' - • , . . :,..i1• 1 -141111 ' r , - i . .1 _ _ .I ..-..,. . . _ PAGE 16 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 11-18, 1994/8EST HOMES, March 12-19,1994 EN17, N`• .. a ALL NEW HOME BUYERS This book could be worth thousands of dollars to you!!! ................................ DON'T EVEN THINK OF BUYING A NEW HOUSE UNTIL YOU READ THIS BOOK COVER TO COVER ; ................................ To find out how to get your copy call.... (905)427=7452 LEARN HOW TO BUY A NEW TINA MARIE MASON, Author REAL ESTATE BROKER Specializing in New Home Sales with over 4.200 new homes sold in 20 years HOME WITH SECRETS FROM BEHIND THE DESK Purchase your dream home for the lowest possible price ' How to bargain for more upgrades Recognize the pitfalls ' What to beware of ' Know the signs of overpaying " The Real Closing costs Find out the inner workings of the New Home Selling Industry Now! You can't mord to miss the final closeout at Villi rV74,1111/ � i�rit�rrur�r � %<<�llc�-rivrr Detached Homes in a Mature & Established area of Cobourg $!) 990 from .y • rh' Wied�11-10.q. h S11k9% �0 ..... ... ..... Mon.-Thurs. 1-7 p.m. Sat.. Sun. & Holidays 12.6 p.m. Ciosed Friday SALES OFFICE (906) 372-8278 �r g° ly (KING ST.) NWY. 2 We e: BROS. GROU Since 1963 EXELGIN .y • rh' Wied�11-10.q. h S11k9% �0 ..... ... ..... Mon.-Thurs. 1-7 p.m. Sat.. Sun. & Holidays 12.6 p.m. Ciosed Friday SALES OFFICE (906) 372-8278 g° ly (KING ST.) NWY. 2 We e: EXELGIN ` F E LIU] ► g OSNAWA 801 NT♦ql0 .y • rh' Wied�11-10.q. h S11k9% �0 ..... ... ..... Mon.-Thurs. 1-7 p.m. Sat.. Sun. & Holidays 12.6 p.m. Ciosed Friday SALES OFFICE (906) 372-8278 OPP' TELL •YOUR FRIENDS •YOUR NEIGHBOURS • YOUR CO—WORKERS V CHECK OUT THESE UNHEARD OF LOW, LOW PRICES! Why are so many people purchasing a Woodland Home? - Is it the price - Is it the quality - Is it the location - Is it low interest rates - Is it because of our high efficiency gas heating and high efficiency hot water tank IS IT ALL OF THE ABOVE? COURTICE MILLS WOODLAND HOMES =1_#A\.`It • 111110 0 0 T 964� 1 11 Exclusive Agent TERRY MANTLE Associate Broker Re/Max Cornerstone Realty Ltd., Realtor g° ly (KING ST.) NWY. 2 We e: = SALES . OFFICE ` F E LIU] ► g OSNAWA 801 OPP' TELL •YOUR FRIENDS •YOUR NEIGHBOURS • YOUR CO—WORKERS V CHECK OUT THESE UNHEARD OF LOW, LOW PRICES! Why are so many people purchasing a Woodland Home? - Is it the price - Is it the quality - Is it the location - Is it low interest rates - Is it because of our high efficiency gas heating and high efficiency hot water tank IS IT ALL OF THE ABOVE? COURTICE MILLS WOODLAND HOMES =1_#A\.`It • 111110 0 0 T 964� 1 11 Exclusive Agent TERRY MANTLE Associate Broker Re/Max Cornerstone Realty Ltd., Realtor m7677 Certain conditiore may apply, prices and specificatbn I are subiect to change withou notice. E and OE. g° ly (KING ST.) NWY. 2 We e: = SALES . OFFICE ` F E `z ► g OSNAWA 801 m7677 Certain conditiore may apply, prices and specificatbn I are subiect to change withou notice. E and OE. ti OSIjAWA TFjIS WF,EK(AJAX NEyUSADVERTISER, March 11-tS, 199r/BEST MOUES, March 12-19, 1994 PAGE 17 M 0 0 F op F y� N F.OR $ 9�0 0 G.S.T. INCLUDED THERE ARE ONLY A FEW MAZNIK HOMES REMAINING IN WHITBY'S BLAIR VALLEY, AND THEY ARE GOING QUICKLY. IMMEDIATE TO 60 DAYS POSSESSION. BEST OF ALL, THESE HOMES ARE PACKED WITH REAL QUALITY FEATURES AT VERY AFFORDABLE PRICES. WE DARE YOU TO COMPARE. NO COST FEATURES 12" X 12" LUXURY FLOOR CERAMICS THROUGH- OUT. 38 oz. BROADLOOM WITH SCOTCHGUARD. 50'LOTS SOLID OAK KITCHEN WITH MICROWAVE SHELF AND _ ''� BUNGALOWS FROM s179,900 ON 60' LOT. CERAMIC BACKSPLASH. - Two -STOREYS UP TO 2400 CASEMENT WINDOWS IN "' _- ._= `_ SQ.FT.. ALL ROOMS. G.S.T. INCLUDED MOEN TAP SETS. ' .;-_ Bit ,- rte; CLASSIQUE TRIM,;. :oil bon ;__: DOORS, CLOSETS, A',f 4 - _ _ L ARCHES. x .h - - ALL BRICK & 2x6 =T' V N mal CONSTRUCTION. No74 BRICK FIREPLACE -- 3 - N �� ' , -, & CHIMNEY (FAMILY = ROOM), 50' LOTS or LARGER NO PREMIUM THE "REDWOOD" CHARGE. 2356 SQ.FT. PLUS MUCH MORE. tog T O THE BES T WALK TO GO TRAIN MAZNIK HOMES CREATING A HIGHER STANDARD SITE HOURS MON. - THUR. 1 - 7PM WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS 12 - 5PM. 430-3193 668-4340 LEAVE ,4GE OUNDAS ST. HWY. s BURNS ST. a a COMUME LiHV". 401 GO TRAIN I WFGTBY WALK TO GO TRAIN MAZNIK HOMES CREATING A HIGHER STANDARD SITE HOURS MON. - THUR. 1 - 7PM WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS 12 - 5PM. 430-3193 668-4340 LEAVE ,4GE ELS 0 OPP� M ~A�•' Ste`,.....•^"""."' _ � � -. �..,�,,,._ I .�...... 93 a �.n S1 ii 1 •i1 ..i .. i 111 — Y __ _ . _ � Mira � ■ ( I tl t � ' _ AbIb Mfo w W�40 gest value in me past_ im Ames on so' gots in ca SEE THE QUALITY.FEEL 20 MIN. FROM SCARBOROUGH Hryy2 • l,VlVllidl Cc • Great Loeatic o z A z N O N -j GLEN 3 cYi Q 3 ABBEY BLOOR ST. 401 fi h /C THE DIFFERENCE Alw i ?ackage Nat»ra A ALMINEN HOMES LTU. 4 404-2186 Sales Office Hours: In. - Thurs. 1 - 8 p.m. Sunday 12 - 6 p.m., Closed Fri. & Sat. and speahrah,)ns are ,Ubject nqe w1hout notice E & O E ' available on selected Ints r• 0 IV OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Mwch 11-18, 1"4/BEST HOMES, March 12-19,1994 PAGE 19 ASPEN GRAND OPENING THE MOST POPULAR COMMUNITY IN METRO EAST 250 FAMILIES CALL US HOME! ASPEN DOWNS 1422 SQ. Ff. S137,990 4 77■Mai 1 f 1 ' ' k`+ frit. • ' ONLY 56 AVAILABLE MODEL SQ. FT. PRICE ASPEN CUFFE 1054 $122,990 1, ASPEN PINE 1210 $127,990 ASPEN NORTH 1326 $132,990 ASPEN DOWNS 1422 $137,990 ASPEN WAY 1518 $141,990 / ASPEN STREAM 1578 $144,990 / ON A PRIVATE CRESCENT s The Kaitlin Groupe' f9/yCFS � I TaM I No wq 4M b Wa I I K Go NorR Waveft Rd nam Wo k%M Ra. WN norrr of Wo 401 and ur Woo affo. M A W1 oo pw faf. i wCn WIG AJAX WNM 09 AWA rorrrrrau i i i SAlE5 a s Offa ¢ r a i YDDEES a s 'uu a.n•wo Last Charu�e in co SALES KING ST. HWY82 OFFM & MODEL SANDRINGHM DRIVE NDME -to. —JOHN WALTER 0 SALES OFFICE HOL RS: SAT & SLN 12PM - SPM: MON. TO FRI. BI APPOINTMENT ULL (90;) 66-8"f6 OR (-0;)91 -1-8839 I lk 1 .7 , - I urtice I I TA19 fill q Z i4 ga's 9 �13 J B J zzII p IF EM" .01 =A IMHME-m�- Building Southern Ontario