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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_03_18T- Manslaughter accused released on bail PICKERING — A Pickering man charged in the death manslaughter is to begin April 25. home to lie down, and an ambulance was called about an of a neighbor after a dispute over their pets was released Lawrence Spurrell, 63, of 707 Yeremi St. died March hour later when his wife couldn't wake him. He was pro - on bail Monday. 2 about an hour after a confrontation with Mr. Shanks nounced dead at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. William Sanders Henry Shanks, 32, of 966 Oklahoma outside his home over Mr. Spurrell's cat and Mr. Mr. Shanks was arrested a few hours later. Dr. is next scheduled to appear in Oshawa provincial Shanks's dog. Police say Mr. Spurrell fell to the ground An autopsy conducted by the coroner's office conclud- court April 6. His preliminary hearing on a charge of after some pushing and shoving. He then went inside his ed Mr. Spurrell died of a "heart -related condition". Extra Set �� I t Hour service only Expires April 1.94 Friday, March 18, 1994 lei � ear �■ _____ Jo, Kissing keglers bowled over by love / P. 3 NEW HOMES PULLOU SECTION Requiar natures a= Pickering Edition DURHAMPR REGION 5 PREMIER BIKE SHOP SINCE 1970 5 rwe Sao BROCK RD. S. vs AD viA TisiA r.. nt as PtcKEmNG s.s.d.►•r. n • x../.rnn• 839-5670 A M®troland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 934 + 70 GST = $1 Vol. 113 No. 11 � :ate _7::-. � A • � �� � 4 f I ' 1 I AWS 17% UVERPM RD. 420.1991 v � Trustees 'ignori' ng parents' concerns ❑ Angry public school taxpayers say thev `have no voice in education' By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Chopping trustee ranks 'he public school board won't hurt parents, who cizam their voices aren't being heard now. Most parents don't feel trustees are representing them anyway," Patti Charbonneau of the (Quality Education Network says of the Durham Board of Education's recent decision to cut five of its 20 trustees at November's municipal election. Instead, many — but not all — --- trustees are seen as selling board views to the public. The most recent example of that is a decision to intro- duce all -day, every -other -day kinder- garten in September, argues Mrs. Charbonneau. -W- Trustees and board staff are "very patronizing" when they speak to par-Patt Charbonnecu ents about the revamped rrogram, contends the Pickering mother of three. "They think we're just afraid of trying new things. I want to know how an actual day will be set up...and if the academic program is a good one. " The News Advertiser has received dozens of phone calls from parents vowing to pressure trustees into revers- ing their decision on kindergarten. Nor has last year's decision to cut busing to high schools been forgotten. "More and more parents are becoming more interested in education and these issues stick out in their memories. See DECISIONS».Page 2 tan WHrrM RD. 831-8818 J 3 Ru�IN�s YypwC 1, lr.�. Rn d/Ipt �abM. iw. rA 9r, i b I - �d W •a . ;.• ..Y � rasa. ♦ iW ' r�.,n•. 9 v � Trustees 'ignori' ng parents' concerns ❑ Angry public school taxpayers say thev `have no voice in education' By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Chopping trustee ranks 'he public school board won't hurt parents, who cizam their voices aren't being heard now. Most parents don't feel trustees are representing them anyway," Patti Charbonneau of the (Quality Education Network says of the Durham Board of Education's recent decision to cut five of its 20 trustees at November's municipal election. Instead, many — but not all — --- trustees are seen as selling board views to the public. The most recent example of that is a decision to intro- duce all -day, every -other -day kinder- garten in September, argues Mrs. Charbonneau. -W- Trustees and board staff are "very patronizing" when they speak to par-Patt Charbonnecu ents about the revamped rrogram, contends the Pickering mother of three. "They think we're just afraid of trying new things. I want to know how an actual day will be set up...and if the academic program is a good one. " The News Advertiser has received dozens of phone calls from parents vowing to pressure trustees into revers- ing their decision on kindergarten. Nor has last year's decision to cut busing to high schools been forgotten. "More and more parents are becoming more interested in education and these issues stick out in their memories. See DECISIONS».Page 2 tan WHrrM RD. 831-8818 J 3 Ru�IN�s YypwC 1, lr.�. Rn d/Ipt �abM. iw. rA 9r, I - v � Trustees 'ignori' ng parents' concerns ❑ Angry public school taxpayers say thev `have no voice in education' By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Chopping trustee ranks 'he public school board won't hurt parents, who cizam their voices aren't being heard now. Most parents don't feel trustees are representing them anyway," Patti Charbonneau of the (Quality Education Network says of the Durham Board of Education's recent decision to cut five of its 20 trustees at November's municipal election. Instead, many — but not all — --- trustees are seen as selling board views to the public. The most recent example of that is a decision to intro- duce all -day, every -other -day kinder- garten in September, argues Mrs. Charbonneau. -W- Trustees and board staff are "very patronizing" when they speak to par-Patt Charbonnecu ents about the revamped rrogram, contends the Pickering mother of three. "They think we're just afraid of trying new things. I want to know how an actual day will be set up...and if the academic program is a good one. " The News Advertiser has received dozens of phone calls from parents vowing to pressure trustees into revers- ing their decision on kindergarten. Nor has last year's decision to cut busing to high schools been forgotten. "More and more parents are becoming more interested in education and these issues stick out in their memories. See DECISIONS».Page 2 tan WHrrM RD. 831-8818 J 3 Ru�IN�s YypwC 1, lr.�. Rn d/Ipt �abM. iw. rA 9r, FAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 19. I"d Decisions can't be based solely on parents' wishes: boss FROM PAGE 1 "Patents ate getting very frtrstraied," reports Mrs. Charbonneau. '"Ibey feel they have no voice in the education system, that they're being ignored .. The next election will be very, very interesting." While board chair Patricia Bowman recog- nizes those concerns, decisions reached by anuses can't be based solely on the wishes of parents, she points out. After all, most taxpay- ers don't even have school -aged children. Instead, trustees must balance parental con- cerns with those of other taxpayers, as well as finances and research. `riot all our decisions Food bank cupboards are bare as more need assistance AJAX-PICKERING - The public's help is sought to restock shelves at the local Salvation Army food bank. Captain Doug Butt says food collected during the Sally Ann's Christmas appeal has been used. In Januar:. 120 families turned to the food bank for assistance. That total includes 140 children and 107 adults. Capt. Butt says, "We're getting a lot of new cases, but 1 don't know why. There's a lot of new people and new cases. Conse- quently, our supply is getting low." January saw 49 new families turn to the Ajax -Pickering Salva- tion Army for food. Easter is also approaching so "We're looking to try to meet the need this time of year." The Salvation Army has two freezers at its Family Service Centre in the Ajax Plaza for per- ishable items such as luncheon meats. Among non-perishable items being sought are peanut butter, jam, cereal, canned fruits, vegeta- bles and meat, tuna, pasta and sauces, powdered milk baby food and macaroni dinners. Items can be dropped off at the Family Service Centre at 43 Sta- tion St., Ajax. It's open from 10 a.m. to 5 pmL Monday to Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. (Call 686-1264 for more infor- mation. Thursday Evening MARCH 24/94 AJAX -COMMUNITY CEWRE [Mor Prizes • Gift Bags FREE by Invitation Call Ann 839-4040 or Lynn 427-9009 will be popular ones," admits Miss Bowman. "We are always going to be areountable to (taxpayers) on behalf of the board," notes the Whitby trustee. "Sometimes, we're going to sound defensive" Despite criticism, "it will be a terrible day (if) trustees are eliminated," contends Mrs. Charbonneau. "We need that public voice. Maybe we need cleaner legislation on what the role of the trustee is. But as long as (trustees) keep doing what they're doing, they won't have the support of parents " Oshawa trustee Audrey MacLean agrees change is needed. "Our job ought to be differ - 'L 40 pr- op -0 .Mmk 4 ent. l want to be out in the community talking to people before making big decisions." But that's difficult to do because trustees spend too much time in meetings, believes Ms. MacLean, who is calling for a "clearer defini- tion" of the responsibilities of trustees and administrative staff. For example, she questions why trustees must approve the transfer of principals and vice -principals from one school to another. When the board chopped trustee ranks by 25 per cent, it also agreed to review the role of trustees. At the same time, parent -advisory associations have been asked to comment on CO C; N*01' 0 �A%o Insight's quality coach tours! For Britain, Ireland and Europe ranging from 8, 9,10,14,15 and 20 days — there's something for everyone! 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William Cowlin and Joy Elwell became Mr. and Mrs. before throwing a few strikes and spares. The Ajax residents were joined in holy matrimony minutes before they joined their fellow Wednesday Night Mixed League bowlers at Celebrity Lanes in Pickering. An unusual venue to exchange vows, most would say. But, that's where Cowlin, 29, and Elwell, 30, first met, so that's where the keglers decided to became a couple. "We were pretty pleased with the wedding. It was different. It was unique. It was an off-the-wall sort of thing," says the groom, a self - described "serious" bowler. It was his second trip to the altar, and the third marriage for his bride. The Brock Rd. alley was decked out in bells and streamers for the occasion. Shortly after 6 p.m., the last keglers were led off the lanes so the ceremony could begin. The bride and groom, along with best man Dion Harnett, matron of bona Lysa Harnett and flower girl, Ms. Elwell's daughter Jessica, walked out from the lounge area and onto lane 13 and 14 where the cere- mony took piace. The bride and groom were dressed in traditional colors of black a►td white, but no rented tuxes or flowing wedding gowns. The bride was striking in a white sweatshirt and light pants, while her groom was decked out in a sweatshirt and pants as black as some 10 -pin balls. Both work howling shoes to complete the kx)k-. Also decked out in bowling shoes, non -denominational minister Rev. Paul Sheldon of Toronto walked up to the lane to perform the wedding sense, being careful not to step over the foul line. Twenty minutes later, the groom pinned a kiss on the bride. Witnessing the exchange of vows were approximately 40 guests, main- ly family, friends and fellow keglers, along with members of the media, who also laced on bowling shoes for the occasion. After a hrief cake-cuttine cere- THE NEWS ADVEWMn FRIDAY, MARCH 18,19 1-PAGE3 asoma a couple in bowling alleywedding will be front and centre. They'll trav- ment on the May 24 weekend, hop- ;;� el to Rochester, New York where ing for victory on Victoria Day. they'll knock down some pins at the The kegling couple will reside in Lilac Invitational Bowling Tourtna- Ajax. William Cowlin pins a kiss on his new bride Joy Elwell after their wedding at Pickering's Celebrity Lanes Wednesday night. Her daughter Jessica appears to be bowled over by the proceedings. photo by A.J. Groen mony in the lounge. the couple spared no time in returning to the lanes. this time to throw strikes. Nerves took their toll on the new groom in his early turns on the lanes. However, he eventually lost the but- terflies and stayed away from the gutters. "My fust game was a write-off," says Mr. Cowling. "She bowled bet- ter than I did. You've got all your relatives there, so I was a little bit nervous. ' Celebrity Lanes owner Ed Fromm attended the wedding with his wife Jan. "Everything went off extremely tastefully," says Mr. Fromm. "I wasn't surf: what was going to hap- pen, but everything went off without a hitch." Mr. Fromm understates it's unusual for a bowling alley to be used for a wedding. "It may be the first time in Cana- da I've only read about these things happening in the U.S. I can't swear to it, but I can't remember one being done in Canada" The couple will begin married life on their honeymoon in the U.S. But. as with their wedding. bowling THE General Auto Family Car Repairs SERVICE SPECI L �_ FRONT BRAKES REAR BRAKES 57 $ Expires April 15/94$87 4 7,9; - • �'• most cars •.• 1550 Bayly, #38, 905-837-2076 DELIVERY SERVICE :kWWA H FOR THESE INSERTS dr FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIEF TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD SUN., MARCH 20/94 NEWS ADVERTISER (MAX -PICK.) 'A&P (PICK.) FRI., MARCH 18/94 'BAY RIDGES 0A (PICK.) BIWAY(MAx/PICK.) 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Shirley, daughters Eleanor (Mrs. Gary Robert) and Mary (Mrs. lack Setnenko) and grandchildren Bren- dan and Heather. and Stephen and p.m. That's when one of the teens rang the doorbell at a Bryant Rd. home . The homeowner didn't answer the door because he didn't see a vehicle in the driveway. After the doorbell rang a second time, the Keri. Brother of Ada Douglas, Wal- ter, Wallace, Joan, Mavis, Lois, Shirley and Marylou, and the late Manley. At Jade's request a private cremation has taken place. A5 a remembrance. a donation to a chan- ty of your drone would be approo- ated by the family. Need that Tax Refund Fast'. by not have vour Income la\ Return prepared and :::ailed electronically using Revenue Canada's nevv E -File Option. According to Revenue Canada, most return: "vill be proce��ed in about 10 days. Call David G. 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Police says one of the teens stood watch at the gate as the other two pried open a basement window. The three took off when they saw an approaching cruiser and were arrest- ed following a foot chase in the Tin; three were; later charged for a Paramore Cres. robbery. which took place between 11:30 a.m. and 8:50 p.m. Sunday. Suspects gained entry through a window and made off with a VCR. a Nintendo game unit and a quantity of liquor. They were also charged for a robbery on Chamberlain Cres., in which a VCR, remote control, cash and jewelry were taken between 3:10 and 11:30 p.m. Entry was gained through a basement window. Two of the three also face charges after eight doctors' offices were broken into at Ajax Plaza on llarwood Ave. in the afternoon. Two of those offices were broken into again after S pm. Thieves made off with a quantity of cash, but no drugs. The offices sustained considerable damage, police report. 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Polis say the clerk refused to turn over any cash and the punk ran away and met with another teen a short distance away. Shortly after on Tuesday, a Ione bandit entered the Prince Albert General Store on King St. in Scugog Township. He told the clerk he had a gun and demanded mone3P The thug fled after the clerk started to scream. As a result of an investiga- tion by Durham Regional Police 26 Division and the robbery unit, two people were arrested around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Two Port Perry teens, aged 17 and 19, were charged with three counts of robbery. They were to appear in Oshawa Court on Wednesday. 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P��h�ur�. i /pit />��uhles.N-1 r Lo Mcin, chum Vein, /•tied Rice, etcWith this ad you receive L���_ 3 Potato BaIIS� Exp - Mach 25;94 --_— J PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 1a, 1994 A0 ax -Pickering News Advertiser �� ditorials/l,etters J g A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday TIMOTHY J. WHPITAKER, Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 WENDY GALLAGHER, Mmaging 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 ponticai win Call it a political awakening if you will, but many residents are beginning to challenge the role of politicians. Just look at their reaction to the Durham Board of Education's recent reduction in the number of trustees from to 15 from 20. Instead of being concerned they'll have less representation, many taxpayers view the move as one that can't hurt because parental concerns are ignored anyway. Many more applaud it as a cost-sav- ing measure. We realize trustees — and politicians at other levels of govern- ment — can't rely solely on the concerns of residents who have the most to lose when a tough decision is made. But there's something wrong when anyone elected to any posi- tion to represent the views of the majority is seen as rubber stamp- ing the views of administrative staff instead. What's even more worrisome is the fact that some trustees are wondering aloud why they're not doing what they sought election to do. The answer isn't to do away with politicians. "it will be a terrible day (if) trustees are eliminated," points out Patti Charbonneau of the Quality Education Network. "We need that public voice." That applies to all levels of government, we believe. The democratic process can work, if our elected officials remember who put them in that positions. It should be an honor for someone to be elected by the people to be the voice of the people. In the last 10 years, that honor is disappearing, and instead, is being overshadowed by a suspicious electorate. Let's look forward to the 1994 municipal election, and hope that those who work hard to get to the seat they were after, make those who voted for them proud. � LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A thug welcome To the editor, On October 1 st we relocated to Ajax greatly anticipating the year ahead of us! Ivew community. new friends. We pulled our 16 -year-old son from a secure environment in his school and away from his friends. Since them he has slowly been trying to find his niche in Ajax and had just begun to floe i ish when on March 3 un Westney Heights be was plucked from the bus he was traveling m and was physically assauulted by six skinheads who didn't like the way he was dressed. They called him a Wiggle because his clothes were baggy and he was wearing his Rates jacket. They each took a turn at punching bum and whack- ing him with a branch, then dragged him along the ground. With there escapade complete they laughed and walked away.... I wonder what they think about when the pack breaks up and off they go to their respective homes? As they lie in bed before they drift off to sleep do they wonder at all about the boy they accosted that day? `Thw maybe be was a nice kid, maybe be had feelings, maybe even that they might have liked him as a friend! Thanks guys for the introduction to Ajax. May you sleep in peace. Your neighbor Cynthia McCormack, Ajax Elvis stirs up pride To the editor, The Olympics bring great unity among the nations of the world. They bring out the Olympic spirit of pride and harmony among the ath- letes competing and the fans watching at the games as well as the fans watching at home. The Olympics put the pride bark into the Canadian people. In being at the Pickering Town Centre the day of the men's figure skating final I experienced a great example of the sometimes forgotten Canadian pride. As I walked by the audio visual section of a department store I noticed a large crowd gathered there. This assembly of people were all waiting anxiously in suspense to see the Canadian Ovis Stojko skate his heart out for his country Canada. The whole crowd that stood in front of 20 televisions in the depart- ment store cheered as Elvis skated onto the ice at the Amphitheater. The crowd `oohed' and `ached' at each jump in Stoj ko's program. The scene might have looked quite peculiar to some people but it was a real down to earth affair with everyday people in their everyday lives shar- ing in a moment of Canadian pride. Larissa Walker, 16, Pickwing The News Advertiser asked: What's the best thing about March break? HAVE YOUR SAY: _asked at the Ajax Community Centre Michelle Sears says, "You get Diana Henderson says, "No Dan Storm says, "Time off to go out with your friends and school and giving your brain a school to do what you want and have fun." rest." hang out with your friends." Dave Wilson says, "No school. You get to see your buddies from other schools." ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. 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Mail sub- scription rates in Canada: 1 year, $70 per edition. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. f `I <�r 'rr Vocal Four-year-old Gabriel Forrester had a scream playing a com- puter game with his mother Sherie at the Ajax Public Library. The two were taking part in some March break fun. photo by Ron Pietroniro Sally Ann seeks helpers AJAX-PICKERING - The local Sally Ann hopes to raise $9.2 Salvation Arm} is looking for vohul- million in the Metro Toronto area, teers to help with its annual Red including Ajax and Pickering, Major Shield fund-rcising campaign. Gerard says. Funds are used for Sal - Major John Gerard says about vation Army social services pro - 1,5(X) people are needed to canvas,% grams. In 1992, the last year for dcxir-tc�-door on Monday, May 2 in which figures are available, about the two communities. 5,000 people here turned to Salva - Each volunteer would spend tion Army for assistance. ahout two hours canvassing approxi- To help cr for more information, mately 30 hcxrx:s. call Major Gerard at 416-285-1 W. RECOVER YOUR Final SO Week LUTED 7W OFFER Labour Included 5 PIECE SET Solid any DOUBLE SIZE b*,Ul USOFA bk 4 chai►s. 111190 BED $339 - -- , 611180 RED BB 81 BIDE BB 82 WF#TE t` j BB 83 BLACK _J i Twin over fuN Bunk 115999 Bed vrith 3rd leg support. 4190 a►' a it 963 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH IX 1"4 -PAGE 7 1 I � � I � ( ii/! ME EWW*jm Ltd OPEN 365 DAYS STORE HOURS .,IIS ...,r ra,.-Fr. rm.,e-raop„� IA-.,Fltsao.n-roop�. TRANSPORT S.Nrdsrr. 1111000m -8:011p— S.Nd.y: 9:00 V,6. a�tomauc, loaoec. 10,00&m.20 of chrome, stk 0546 FOOD & DRUG WAREHOUSE Ib n 1n Kl�g:t, Ro" E I 1154977 831-8981 683-6095 I I I I I I 2 LITRE COKE 00 REG. 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PHYSIOTHERAPY: The Durham Dis- trict Physiotherapy Association has an information booth at the Picker- ing Town Centre from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. There will be information on what a physiotherapist does and services available in Durham. 433- 4355 (Janie Tessier). THEATRE. Pickering Players pre- sent Weekend Comedy, a view of what can happen when the gener- ation gap meets the battle of the sexes, at Dunbarton Fairport United Church auditorium, 1066 Dunbarton Rd. Curtain at 8 p m Adults $9. seniors/ students $7. 420-0430 (box office). PHYSIOTHERAPY: The Durham Dis- trict Physiotherapy Association has an information booth at the Picker- " Town Centre from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be information on what a physiotherapist does and services available in Durham 433 4355 (Janie Tessier). 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 $9, seniors/ students $7. 420-0430 (box office). CHRISTIANS. The Christian Singles Serving Christ meet at 7 p.m. at the Christian Life Centre, corner of Ross - land and Ravenscroft Rds.. Ajax. A movie by Mike Atkin titled A Man Called Norman will be shown. 686- 6193 (Julie). 929-0826 (Ruth). 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. 1-800-387-7962 TAXES The Durham Chapter of the Certified General Accountants Association of Ontario holds a free tax clinic for people living on a pen- sion or on interest income from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at tlorthminster Unit- ,x� rr e, ib Us Drmclu, F3rvation A, from $1399M — • wkt =d iw, 15 minutes Nor h of Uxbndgc WELCOME HOME!! in StJNDERLAND by Huge, 60' fully seniced lots. 1 $124,900' Visit our model homes today. 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Lett to Right: Mitch Denis, Scott March, Susan March, Dave March, Mike Alves, Tim March, Jason March, Rick Johnson cutting the ribbon. ed Church, Rossland and Simcoe STs., Oshawa. Donations to the church appreciated. It's by appointment only. Call 430-8524 for a morning appointment or 428-1325 for an afternoon appointment BRUNCH: The Ladies' Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Ridges branch 606, 1555 Boyly St., Pickering. serves Sunday brunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p m. $2.50 includes bacon. eggs. hash browns, pancakes, toast, coffee. juice and taxes. 839-2990. MONDAY, MARCH 21 STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic Soci- ety meets the first and third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at St. Bernadette Catholic Church, Har- wood Ave. and Bayly St, Ajax. 839 8364 (Ray). FAMILIES: A meeting of the Spe- cial Services at Home Program is held from 7 to 9 30 p.m. at the CAW Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave.. Oshawa. 579-9215 (Tami Harrison). ADOPTEES: A post -reunion adop- tion s jpport group meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Har- wood Ave. and Kings Cres. The group meets the third Monday of each month. 428-9322 (Lynda). RUB A DUB, RENT A HOT TUB Have a vacation in your own Back Yard! Call To Reserve Today DURHAM TORONTO 905-683-6247 905-420-3679 LOOKING FOR A CMALLENGE? EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETER WANTED We are looking for a self - motivated, articulate candidate who can sell over the phone. In return, we will provide an environment with friendly & supportive supervision, competitive pay & more. Send resume to: Classified Advertising Manager Ajax-Pk:kef" News Advertiser 130.132 Camlercial Ave. Ajax, Omar LIS 2H5 or call 798-7672 #_TNS 'I "r ° 'A a IN SMALL BUSINESS Pickering, Ajax Whitby, Oshawa 157 Hazelwood Dr. Whitby, Ont. L1 N 31-9 1-800-884-8656 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 18,I"4 -PAGE 9 STORYTIME: A special Books with Birds storyt me program for chil- dren aged three to five. sponsored by the Pickering Public Library, begins at 10-30 a m. at the Picker- ing Town Centre. Meadowsweet Productiors present the puppet play The Frog Who Wasn't. Care givers and younger children may sit in Look for the sign of the Bird in the Food Court. 831.7809. GARDEN: The Ajax Garden Club meets at 8 p.m. at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion, 111 Hunt St. Guest speaker Mary Perlmuter dis- cusses natural insecticides, fertilizer and composting. Pots of sample geraniums: orders will be taken. All welcome. 683-1463 (June). BIRTH INFO: March 21 is the deadline to register for a free early pregnancy information evening sponsored by Lamaze Prepared Childbirth March 24, 7 p.m., St. Joseph the Worker parish hall, 1 100 Mary St. N , Oshawa Into on fit- ness. nutrition, relaxation, birth preparation. Door prizes. 723-7373. TUESDAY, MARCH 22 GUILTERS: The ?ouge valley 9uiter; Gu:.a meets at 8 p m. in the cafeteria of Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate. 5400 Lawrence Ave. E.. west of Port Union Rd at the ccr- ner of Charlottetown St., Scarbor- ough Durham residents welcome The group meets the fourth Tues- day of every month 839 59012 (Helen). Your calendar of coming events WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS eg. Leafs, Blue Jays 6 others WIII Pay Cash at Face Value Call Bruce, 579.4400, Ext 207 Saturday, March 19th Wales vs. England • Q, And V Scotland vs. France /-AI RUGBY t COVER CHARG 'AR i TNG A' 9,100 U. The Royal Scot 44 Hunt St. 683-64 RETURNS PREPARED BY COMPUTER 0 MOST REFUND CHEQUES 4 -10 BUSINESS DAYS 0 NO DISCOUNTING FEES a' MANAGED BY PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS Q KNOWLEDGEABLE FRIENDLY STAFF �✓ SENIORS DISCOUNT A CCT" SER YlUrS Pickering Town Centre - 905-837-0564 tupv Iwel cortwrttm) CUT YO. w Ft TAX BILL! 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Members of local Beta Sigma Phi Sorority chapters will sell daf- fodils at a variety of locations, while seniors' club members will sell the flowers at the Pickering Town Centre and the HarHood Tee off for Sally Ann June 22 AJAX-PICKERING - A slice of fun will be had by people with a drive to take part in an upcom- ing fund-raising golf tournament. The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade's annual Business Links golf tournament is being held Wednesday. June 22 with a por- tion of the proceeds going to the local Salvation Armv. The 'best ball' format tourney has spaces for 125 golfers. Co-organizer Joe Dickson recalls 105 people took part in the event last year when $2,000 was raised for the Sally Ann. It's being held at the Seaton Golf and Country Club on Brock Rd. between Rossland and Taunton Rds., Pickering. Until April 15, spaces are lim- ited to people who took part in last year's tournament. After that, registration is accepted on a first- come, first-served basis. Cost is S-'5 per person which covers 18 holes of golf, rental of a cart, lunch, a steak dinner and a prize. Hole sponsorships are avail- able at $100 each and donated prizes are still being sought. To register, sponsor a hole, donate a prize or for more infor- mation, call Mr. Dickson at 683- 7940, Joe Murray at 948-6519, Ozzie Tanner at 449-1710, Bob Turcotte at 686-2202 or the Board of Trade office at 427- 4470. OW CWL.. $1495 It Mi rtes A your taxa am dose.' Full tax refund in as little as 4 days. Free electronic filing (E -File)! Family & seniors discounts! No line-ups, no waiting, just call... DirwTar 905 -709 -MO 1400481-M Mon -Fri. 9 am -10 pm SatJSuffL 10 am - 6 pm (not valid with any other atter) MARCH BREAK APPEARING AT THE HARWOOD PLACE MALL SAT., MARCH 19,1994 12P.M.-3P.M. DNO GRANDI: (IRI. ACCORDION) EN MANNIG N11H MANY FAMIUR SONGS NiMONG giA1'S AMORE' VHARWOOD PLACL' MALL Place Mall. A bouquet of eight Flowers will cost $3. Daffodil sales will raise about $2.2 million across the country, including almost $30,000 in Ajax and Pickering. Selling daffodils to raise money for cancer research began in the mid-1950s and has grown from the sale of 54)1x) bouquets to SWING- Iwo Tvil CLASSES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS / \ AGES TO o 14 YRS- more than six million. Flowers sold in Ontario are grown in British Columbia. April is the Canadian Cancer Society's annual fund-raising campaign month, with the daffodil sale serving as the traditional kick-off. For more information, call the West Durham Unit of the Canadi- an Cancer Society at 686-1516. Ajax Acro's Gymnastic Club 48 Exeter Rd., Ajax 427-0036 «zowW REGISTRATION DATES Tuesday, March 2294 7 - 9 p.m. Wanted Hometown Heroes 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. 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Balance of factory wNU My available. kX LTUI SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 5358 AND EVERY NIGHT special sc l -x 1cc1: PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVE1t91SER FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1994 FRIDAY SpoRn Ajax bantam Knigh . tsopenerwin Ontario series - AJAX - The Ajax Royal Canadian in the best -of ive OMHA championship way through the first period of game one earning an assisk Legion Ajax Knights major bantam `AA' series. on a screen shot from the slot. Ajax final- During the last two minutes of the con - hockey team took one big step toward the Game two was played in Ajax at the ly knotted the score in the second frame test, Orangeville pulled its goalie in favor Ontario Minor Hockey Association chain- Ajax Community Centre arena Thursday when Randy Verdoch converted a pass of an extra attacker in an attempt to knot pionship Monday night. after our press deadline. Game three is in from Keith Ryan. the score. However, Ryan's empty -net The Ajax bantams blanked Orangeville Orangeville Saturday. Jason Turner gave Ajax the lead in the marker with 20 seconds left to play 3-1 on the road to grab a one -game lead Orangeville opened the scoring mid- final period, with brother Justin Turner clinched the win. 'Mario' :Mayhew Chris Mayhew makes moves like a healthy Mario Lemiux as he plays indoor hockey during a Conquer Your March Break Blues program at Lakeside Community Centre in Ajax Wednesday. photo by Ron Pietroniro (] L7 J Ll J I�� 0 J v –, pJ �. r J J J J J J J TRUCKLOAD SALE J J J J JJJJJJJJJJAJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ J J MORE THAN 100 WWORTHY PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM J DOUBLE ROLL '1 J J � ■ 3000. RETAIL PRICE J J J WALLPAPER 88 UP TO iia DOLE. ROLL. 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The Raiders finished round-robin play with a record of one win, one loss and one tie for four points. The squad still has a remote chance to qualify for the playoff round this weekend as a wild card team. Ajax/Pickering started the tourney by playing to a 4-4 draw with Halton Hills Niall Maynard, Markus Quinn, ct_• Quinn and Loughery Graham, shorthanded effort, scored fo Raiders. Assisting were Victor C bonneau with two, Tim McCarthy Loughery Graham with one apiece. In the second game, the Raidej were edged by Kingston 4-3. Jason Reed, Tim McCarthy and Chris Smith were the marksmen, with assists to Graham Horne with two, Gra- ham and Murray Sheehan with one. '� their third and final preliminary - d game, the Raiders earned a narrow 3 win over the Mississauga Reps. eed scored the game winner with less ian two minutes remaining in the ird period. Chris Smith earned an assist on the play -- his second of the game. Matt Norminton, Markus Quinn and Charbonneau also scored for Ajax/Pickering. Assisting were Erik Vorstadt with two, Maynard, Steve Quinn and Ben Metzger. Metzger and goaltender Chris Thomp- son were called up from the 'AAA' major bantam Raiders for the tourney. Both con- tributed significantly during the tourney. The Raiders are also still in the run- ning for the tournament's Image Award -- an accolade given to the team with the best on and off -ice image. If they win, the Raiders players will receive Itech helmets and masks. E3 10 Ma M/ l. �y.//u,,i • rA, u e • ♦ t1 t! t1 t1 t! r! t► t► HE COULD HAVE RENTED IT AT WONDER VIDEO FOR ONLY WE SHOULD ALSO TELL HIM THAT WONDER VIDEO IS THE PLACE TO FIND HOT NEW MOVIE RELEASES tt cc M z3 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 19% MI(ERNGMEICSBASKETBALL LEAGUE Canadian Proteclrve: Kan Ryder 18, Ron PLAYOFF STANDINGS - MASTERS OMSION Feragher 11, Slaw /iewMt 11. TEAM GP W L PTS GAME THREE Japan Cancra 4 4 0 B Mud Hen's Bar 6 Grill 40 vs. Werkan Conitracling Mud Hen's Bar i Gnl 5 3 2 6 36. Werken Contracting 4 2 2 4 Van Kempen insurance 4 2 2 4 Gallantry's Eatery 4 2 2 4 W . H E flinger 4 2 2 4 Canadian Prolectrw 5 0 5 0 PLAYOFF STANDINGS - NW -MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION TEAM OP W L PTS Trd Bum Hardware 4 J 1 6 Insurance POrtiolq 4 3 1 6 Bay Sports 4 2 2 4 ASG Caterers 4 O 4 0 CONSOLATION DIVISION TEAM or W L PTS Eicyda Zorp, 4 4 0 8 Mud Hens Bar i Gns 4 2 2 4 Holl fl. Co. 4 1 3 2 Penny's Auto $cryo4 1 3 2 GAME RESULTS - MASTERS OMSION PLAYOFFS - WEEK 5 GAME ONE Japan Camera 51 vs. Van Kampen Insurance 35. TOP SCORERS Japan CameraRoger, young 13, Pat Roach 12, Mike Bardeckl B. Van Kempen. Darryl Owen 10, Bob Niekleford D. GAME TWO W.H. Elltnger 57 vs. Canadian Protective Prod- uct u TOP SCORERS W.H. EWnger: Scott Taylor 18, Glenn Scott 12. TOP SCORERS Mud Hen's: Dow Burda 14, Barry McParland 12. Al Sakata 6. Werken: Ray Fos 10, Chris Sheldon 8. NO044111ASTERS OfNSION GAME ONE Mud Non's Bar + Gris 73 w. H41 y Co. 50. TOP SCORERS Mud Hen's: Ricky Hunts 25, Bob Hard" 17, Joe Mansta 11, avid Voth, 10. His 6 Co.: Orvd Mitchel 14, Calvin Smith, 11. GAME TWO Elcyda Corp. 60 vs. Pennys Auto Soma 43. TOP SCORERS Elcyda Corp: ave Joseph, 26, Dodge Backford 25. Penny's: Clem Fordo 12, Andy Van Ho rven 10. DAME THREE Bay Sports 70 vs- ASG Caterers tib (Ovortrme). TOP SCORERS Bay Sports: Eric Carter 21, Valle" Yarde 17, Torry Oliver 10. ASG Caterers: Kevin Murrell 23, Peter Williams 14, James Locket 14. GAME FOAM Insurance Portfolio 46 vs. Trillium Hardv are 44. TOP SCORERS Insurance Portfolio: Reynolds Watkis 12, Colin Exeter g, Ivor Walker 6. Trillium: Delroy Williams 13, Vinton Room 11, Donc~ WBYanr 7. Pickering peewees wept from playoffs PICKERING - The Pickering Harvey's Liverpool Road minor peewee 'AA' Panthers rep hockey team was swept by the Orillia Ter- riers in OMHA playoff action. The Panthers lost the best -of - five playoff series 3-0. 7Pickering put up a valiant fight to stave off elimination in game three. The Panthers led 3-2 in the first frame, but the floodgates opened for the Terriers in the sec- ond stanza as they scored four unanswered goals to take a 6-3 lead. The three -goal bulge held up through a scoreless final frame. "Gareth Cawley, Matthew O'Leary and Kevin Oakley scored for Pickering. In game two, the Pickering pee- wees suffered a heartbreaking 3-2 o4L ime loss. Paul Guthrie played the game of his life in net for Pickering, turning aside 54 of 57 shots, most of them difficult_ Tyler Ford and Pat Tobin, who tied the game with less than two minutes remaining in regulation time, scored for the Panthers. Drawing assists were Oakley and Ryan Morrison. The Panthers dropped the series opener to Orillia 64. Pickering trailed 6-1 at one point in the con- test, but showed some grit in bat- tling back to score three unan- swered goals in the final flame. Oakley scored two goals to lead the Panthers, with singles to Sean Docherty and Morrison. Oakley, Docherty and Ford each had three-point efforts. Team members are Kevin Oak- ley, Gareth Cawley, Sean Docher- ty, Tyler Ford, Paul Guthrie, Justin Kostka, Chris Lawrence, Jason MacDonald, Matt MacLen- nan, Jesse Meldrum, Ryan Morri- son, Matthew O'Leary, James Pascaris, Steven Puddister, Steve Stinson, Pat Tobin and Roddy Williamson. Head coach is Bob Meldrum, assistant coaches Kevin Faulkner and Bob Guthrie, trainer Gary Ford and manager Sue Guthrie. • ` Overlooking Frenchman's Bay and Lake Ontario. —— Design your own Dream Home 60 ft. Lots Also 3 New... BUNGALOW DESIGNS F nom $239,900 WWW MMN STOLP H-O•M•E•5 • Rh -X-7 FA1 ;"CIRT N 3CIVAff/ G EM THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 1s,1991 -PAGE 15 Meet Your New, Ne10 ighbours! y A 4 � . f>, Y. At Marble Arch's Foxborough community in Pickering, the neighbours are so friendly you'll be chatting with them all day long. After all, you'll be living on the side of a beautiful ravine and it's their home too. Best of all, Foxborough is a built up community with schools, parks and recreation facilities in place. Coming Soon - A Limited Edition of the Best 60' & 70' Ravine ARcH a HOMES p and Cul -De -Sac Homes beside Duffin's Creek. ,3 PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1994 Enjoy some good weekend comedy By BILL SU TPSON Spechd to News Adverdw PICKERING - Some play- wrights seem to choose very plain names for their plays. Last year, there was a play in Pickering called "Opening Night". The Pickering Players new comedy opened last week. It is "Weekend Comedy" by Jeanne and Sam Bobrick. "Weekend Comedy' is the story of two couples who have never met. but who find that they have acciden- tally been rented the same vacation cabin for a long weekend I wonde. how many plays have been written based on the same idea' However. starting with this rather weak idea. the playwrights have written a con- -%uxmg. funn%, and human story. The set designed by Ben Stacey. is the interior of the vacation cabal. The set uses the s xkx well, and it is decorated quite authentically. Given the nature of the play, there is some danger of the charac- Ride in for country music AJAX-PICKERING - Ride oa into the Pro -Team Sports Bar and Grill to hear some country and western and rock- Abilly favorites this weekend. The Rider will perform at Pro -Team thi% Friday and Sat- urday from 9 p.m. to I a -m. .It's at 610 Monarch Ave. in Ajax. Call 428-9203. The Ranch in Ajax wel- comes Valerie Shearman & Midnight Angel for some rods: 'n' roll on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Ranch is on Commercial Ave. ilia AjaX. 44 1 If your nightclub has live eatatainment (bands, comedi- ans), call Al Rivett at 683- 5110 to be included in this ;Gu6atttinment listing. Dea0w is wednesday at noctta foir the r '�uY• bashers • Parent.- see arent:see our showroom Our Products include: S&S Theme Units • Trimmers - Flash Cards - Novel Units - Good Apple Resources - Paper Backs • Stickers - Bulletin Board Displays - Phonies Books - T4T Resources s • Bingo Game Math Books • Posters Certlflcates • Awards Kindergarten and Preschool Diplomas - Shape Note Pads Apple Press Canadian Series We are located at: S & S Learning Materials Ltd. 1801 Wentworth SL W. Unit * 6 Whitby, Ontario (905) 436-6568 410 Toll Free 1-800-463-6367 tern being acted as stereotypes. To the credit of the players and of director Larry O'Leary, this did not happen. The players succeeded in showing the different aspects of each character. Anita Lawson and John Downs played Peggy and Frank, who have been happily married for 23 years. Rebecca Vonk and Ken Troyato played Jill and Tony, a younger cou- ple who have been happily uni rived for three years. To get into a discussion of the inner meaning of this play would make the play sound more serious and less entertairting than it is. How- ever, in a light-hearted way, the play has a message about life and rela- tionships. Much of the story is related to differences in age and attitudes between the two couples. However, during the play, we discover that they have more in common than they think_ This is a well -acted and enter- taining sbow . As a happily marred man. I recommend iL -Weekend Comedy" runs on March 18. 19, 25 and 26 at Dunbar - ton -Fairport t lnited Church in Pick - crag. Call 42C4930 for tickets and informat". • Weekend Dining & Dancing • Daily Lunch & Dinner Specialties Call for reservations Church offering The Choice for Easter AJAX - The congregation of the Christian Life Centre is once again staging The Choice for its Easter pageant. This is the second year the musical drama will be presented, as more than 2.100 people attended the show last year. It's a drama following the events leading up to the crucifix- ion and resurrection of Jecus Christ. The main character is Marcus, a Roman centurion, who must make the choice between the ways of Jesus or the ways of Rome. The pageant's presented Fri- day, April 1 and Saturday, April 2 at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday. April 3 at 6 p.m. The 85 people in the cast ranee from infants to seniors. Associate pastor Wayne Wal- ters is directing and producing the play. There's no admission charge, but an offering will be taken. The church is at the corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax. Call the Christian Life Centro at 686-1-411 for more inferma- tion. A cast of more than 85 wig take part from April 1 to 3 in the Christian Life Centre's Easter pageant The Choice. Shown here is the cast from last year's production. P�,�,..EN CHERYL BETSON STEVER Sales Representative W. FRANK R.E. SUN. MARCH 20, 2.4 P.M. 46M SIDELINE 6, PICKERNG Spacious raised bung on 10 picturesque acres Approx. 3500 sq. h fin. on 2 levels Gorgeous vrem from Iivrg rm and master. 4+1 bil ms., newer 4 stall horse bam. Ige. spring fed pond, dg pod; great value at $349,000. Follow signs west of Lakendge Rd on 9th Conc. to Sideline 6. Cheryl Betson Stever will be there to greet you 668-6171. SUN, MARCH 20,12:00 NOON • 5:00 P.M. Picturesque waterfront community. Steps to sandy beach & boat Launch. Breathtakrg southern view of Scugog. 3 bedrooms, open concept house, studio loft, large lot, oversized 2 car detached garage. Only $114,900. 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Call Michael Dean Warren Re/Mw Rouge River Ltd, 283- 8000E RIVER 1500 y THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 19,1994 -PAGE 17 HIGH NOON -QUEEN'S PARK MONDAY, MARCH 21. PUBLIC ("HAI RIM STR( Of PUBLIC ----- slim POWER 3 EXP NOWT/ t . POWER A( 0 WHY IS BOB RAE ALLOWING THIS TO HAPPEN? YOU CAM r [D w ir H POWE PICK YOUR REASON FOR JOINING THE AGAINST HYDRO -P 1. like Ontario Hydra's fat management. 'Oirl 01* it , 2. Like the fact they've been closing =rating On Monday, high noon at Queen's stations. And now - to replace Park you're invited to pick a reason... And 'oin the power - they're planning to buy electricity from outside community, business and union leaders who'll be protesting at more than double the cost. at Queen's Park. There are more reasons. Lots. 3. Like companies wondering whether there's going to be enough reliable, affordable power in Ontario's future. Think about what that means to employment here. 4. like your Hydro bill. 5. Like longerpower outages caused by storms etc., due to a reduction in the number of workers who restore your power. Your Hydro bill isn't the only reason you should p n them. "The people who & the actwi work at Ontario Hydra are inviting the people who pay the actual bills - to do some actual plofts&w. JoH\ MURI'm PRFSII o\!. POW FR W()RKFRti U%10.% POWER WORKERS ONION CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 1000. Power Workers Turning a little light on Ontario Hydro. for ■ore ink -116 col (416) 491-4491 on rAvc flits -a nL LAEeevaAyyrK11ar;R N-RIDAY, MARCH 19, 19% 1 Q0 Caes rders 1 QQ careers 110 General Help j 10 General Help 135 $killed Help 135 Skilled Help 220 Fo same 220 oar sol Rea( Estate Career Seminar A CAREER SEMINAR FOR PROFESSIONALS SEEhI\C T! iE - ULTIMATE REWARD. PFR`t�\AL SATISFAC 1 10\ A career in real estate .vlEh the CENTURY 21e system gives you the opportunitytotbe %our own boss, and earn an unlimited incwne. Attend our floe real estate seminar. 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Ex. perience in cash, serving or coowng a must. Appy in person to Darren at the Miriam Group. daily between 136330 at 71 Albert St., Cshawa (032294) TELEMARKETERS needed imnadfalloy. pant tine evenings. Apply In person at Family Contracting. Whitby Mall (in front of Miracle Mart) or can 683- 6863.(032494) 836863.(032494) EXPERIENCE Hairstylist, nail technician and ettnelician to- dured for busy hair salon. Wage corithil n Call 433-1338. EXPERIENCED garage door and entry door systems nstafer. Cali 416.378-3091 and ask for Dan (032494) GROWING manufacturer re- qures industrial sewer, sergrhg experience an asset Appy at 9 ConsuXrers Dr . n Whlroy. No phone calls please (032294) SALES 6 Adm n stratior. Va^.ager - established acivertis- ,�g gift company needs some - o -a who is friendly. organized a -c good wan figures to deal w:r a Nationa, commissioned saies force. Nor smoking Office. Oben to a day week O Donnex- :)•g Specialty AOvw:rs,ng. Ajax :9051427.8520 or tax 428-2422. MANICURIST natural nails experienced. part time 668 5129 (032294) ADULTS WITH CARS Needed for early morning Sunday deliveries to homes in a confined area. EARN SW - SW PER SUNDAY (NO COLLECTIONS) MR. BLEARS - 728-4161 AJAX Pickering Appliances - no SHEDS - quality barn style pizza a after refused. tulle sheds, built on Dile 8x8 5549. COLOUR MATCHER ga guarantrant eed Reconditioned GST included, Display at Lym- 120 office Help appliances. Corns make us a bird Lumber, Kingston Rd- Pick Colour Matcher required to 427-6(TF.) 487 Wes'ney deaExperienced IS sang or call 905.770-5309 education In Chemistry Or equivalent. Rd Ajax. (031894) assume responsibility with an established TRADE your new and used mer. FUR coat. raccoon wrfox pa int manufacturer of automotive coatings. chandise or skills for other Irlmm,ngs. size 10-12 Full crate parer or separated a dvoroea products and services. Every. length, asking $1900. Raybans Must be capable to perform colour analysis thing and anything. 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Ca•and enthusiabm ,oqu.red Can , p m-9 p.m. 427. 2684 (031894 DENTAL eoaptiolrsvassswt, Sandikeyboards CLOCKS (free. 434-7164 (0323911 'TF1 as •very and set up) Telep Prp,er,ng ottoe. HARP candied Piano Works. 4331491. (TF) Fuii tvne. #`77o hours. Cal CANON NP270 Photocopier. Gail. 8313773 or 831 4709. GS COURTIn excellent condition, serviced un - FULL4! :1 Nov 1993 Enlargureducs. FULL vine Dental reCeDtonW. LLING OUTauto/manual. stand. 3 trays, experenc" for bus, lamlyrpa7neA,kxa%d and frames,1700 o b o 5 79- 2551 (031894) preop Must nave eOmputM 2 & ElPATIO 'DOORS (brand news expenenu. Please sena�- •o Fre .6165 Oshawa109 Old Kingston Rd-, � ha Samg Rusnil 5' $399. Commission plus bonus "I'SWeek, P O go. 481 4�-944 c $499 6 $599 Brown or G 0 FOR IT I °; h a 1 a n t L, H :'L5 AND INSURANCE SALESPERSON wales and ca,ry Dal. Bob 905) 6239x93. Mke 905) 725 •• Available Salary plus bonus LITTLE -•sasures daycare d - 4537 or (9C51 4C4 6163 The gook y;.ys a-, Enterprise ForO rm ire a 160 6 Day Care wanted 230 Articles 230 Articles CARPETS - ots of carpet. 100x. r.w. stern r•le,.odarP•ti EXUBERANT SALESPERSON tender care with nutritious can 905721.2000 ext 2365 Wanted Y°• Wanted on eland. l *d. Carpet 3 rooms. Calif 420.111M. (032094) n MARY Poppins hes fetumedf D 5349 Phu ncluoes carpet Commission plus bonus AJAX ovng hvo-out nanny to Health and dental plan' au►ea to toms into our home to, wvo stall children. hours 790 Apply in person today and loin the a m.-6 00 D m Non smoker. references required call atter Enterprise Ford Sales Team! 6:30 p m 428-9M (032294) AND INSURANCE SALESPERSON 165 Day Care required . must have 5 years Available Salary plus bonus LITTLE -•sasures daycare d - D WANTED - used golf clubs, any :1111lum pad. expert condition. will pay cash. Sngim. installation. fast delivery. free sets. part sets 705.736-5116 estimates (30 yards) Norman. days or 738-4264 evenings. 686-2314.(0331941 (032494) OLD and antlqus furniture, any- ARCTIC WOLF for sale .n tB thing aid, toots, china. s+Mer. pac><s lot under $20 Available advertising. sporting, toys, at the Beer Store (040594) decoys. dolls. ink bonles, col- FAX lectons or estates 6558049 Brooklar fO32294) tens au the aarvtes of a Nursery School in a laking home Lo- WANTED - Leal aid Blue J WANTED- pmrofile ones s from the Ad- YOUR ADS caled .r Picksr!n Villagevantage DPloa system model • Ott 9 9 at57Tickets 4 face value. Cao Bruce CK 1 t !. Please cols 5791100 579-2238 freeExperienced4-754- C.P.R. Smoke at 5791400. wrt. 207 (TF) ask for UL (TF) fr9e. 416-754-5424. (TF) • 1xtALITY Daycare available. 260 Arts 8 crafts 260 Arts 8 crafts 260 Arlo & craftHatwooda2. ;ons d TLC, dolly 260 P TURN THAT SPARE TIME INTO SPARE CASH. SELL AVON WHERE YOU LWE OR WORK NO QUOTAS FREE $20 GIFT -e brine beauty home CHRISTINA LORD 10 NOWN% WANTCOMd THE OSHWAREA VERY PROFITABLE FOR DEDIGITED PROFESSIONA! PEOPLE. CALL t-9tIS73M7979 and English. Car J06ee. 837- 7832. (032394) DAYCARE provided in my home. Full and part -tine for children 1 yr. and up. Close to St. Monica a E. B. Phin Schools. Rouge valley area. Pickering 590.1957. L OR 1aoa2f64751� 210 Flea Market 135 Skilled HOP KITCHEN cupboards. good condition, mea. brown wood, MNACS b ASSOCIATES - ant • 12 ft. upper/lower with engineers quality assurance, doubletDsink. Moon portable ld dishAlso washer. mechanics. CNN. CNC. Lab s Maragers. moving consultants $400 o.b.o Call (905) 839-6831 Contact Steven Smith 905127- after 5 p m (032394) �► • A r A• A•• 7 SIC < < 4e C A t -t.4 MARCH 25th., 26th. C FRL. s pin - ! plan. - SAX 10 aim - s pal. OSHAWA CIVIC A111,IDITORIUM S se Theirmuw Rath 8, adim eh, OWL Durbaos I -rem Craft Sbow featurnig am ode buedred and forty talcste I Qaibilors with their utugkre and ouuUndmg $oi t6eldsrn. Yrctoriae. and Couotry handcrafted coroctd*s for you deooradoa orad pin needs Presenting a variety of. Flaral Desilips, Paper Tale and Steoo iG& Folk Art, Ceramics, Stsioed Glace, Quips, (lottery! Nbtpoern, Jeweeery, Nbodea ar.a ear- , ylspua, Art, Ddh, • Rep.aaaa,aa Rrrailtue, Gout I lIr I s&mpk of wbot makes din +sbar oak you wont want to Miss. flomisS10N 00i s1 13.00 w TOE sTANOt amw somim $2.00 434-5521 ChNrfeo Under 10 Free 5505 or fax 905.579.6050. Annual Sprin -I gt. crafts. etc. le1Se Cal Lea 420-2183 after 590 p.m. TODAY'S THE DAY! �rNINc INt0 COUNTRY Craft Show b Sale. April 24, 10 CERAMIC Factory reaay to F'0U3I'�'rne daycare in my homix The good guys at Enterprise Fad require a (Hanotiow"wr 421. mother of AND INSURANCE SALESPERSON one (10 years ped. exp. working wchildren). stimuHtin% safe withFRANCE required . must have 5 years environment. nutrkpus lunches. Salary plus bonus snacks. 686-034M 3. (031894) Fantastic benefits! PICKERING - reliable loving daycare provided in my fhorne. Apply in person today and join the the FuWpan time, Infants and kip. Enterprise Ford Sales Team! ct. sate heakfty atmosphere. Non smoking, no pMs. Warm an asset Call Carole a Darren tender care with nutritious can 905721.2000 ext 2365 snacks/lunches and outings. s3. Oshawa. 7256709 Sasw- Calif 420.111M. (032094) n MARY Poppins hes fetumedf D Moder of two E.C.E. training. It D , ; dairy outings. nuritious writhes w' provided. Cal anytime. Shelley, 686-7300 leave message. (033094) UVEAPOOLISAYLY - daycare available in my home. French TURN THAT SPARE TIME INTO SPARE CASH. SELL AVON WHERE YOU LWE OR WORK NO QUOTAS FREE $20 GIFT -e brine beauty home CHRISTINA LORD 10 NOWN% WANTCOMd THE OSHWAREA VERY PROFITABLE FOR DEDIGITED PROFESSIONA! PEOPLE. CALL t-9tIS73M7979 and English. Car J06ee. 837- 7832. (032394) DAYCARE provided in my home. Full and part -tine for children 1 yr. and up. Close to St. Monica a E. B. Phin Schools. Rouge valley area. Pickering 590.1957. L OR 1aoa2f64751� 210 Flea Market 135 Skilled HOP KITCHEN cupboards. good condition, mea. brown wood, MNACS b ASSOCIATES - ant • 12 ft. upper/lower with engineers quality assurance, doubletDsink. Moon portable ld dishAlso washer. mechanics. CNN. CNC. Lab s Maragers. moving consultants $400 o.b.o Call (905) 839-6831 Contact Steven Smith 905127- after 5 p m (032394) �► • A r A• A•• 7 SIC < < 4e C A t -t.4 MARCH 25th., 26th. C FRL. s pin - ! plan. - SAX 10 aim - s pal. OSHAWA CIVIC A111,IDITORIUM S se Theirmuw Rath 8, adim eh, OWL Durbaos I -rem Craft Sbow featurnig am ode buedred and forty talcste I Qaibilors with their utugkre and ouuUndmg $oi t6eldsrn. Yrctoriae. and Couotry handcrafted coroctd*s for you deooradoa orad pin needs Presenting a variety of. Flaral Desilips, Paper Tale and Steoo iG& Folk Art, Ceramics, Stsioed Glace, Quips, (lottery! Nbtpoern, Jeweeery, Nbodea ar.a ear- , ylspua, Art, Ddh, • Rep.aaaa,aa Rrrailtue, Gout I lIr I s&mpk of wbot makes din +sbar oak you wont want to Miss. flomisS10N 00i s1 13.00 w TOE sTANOt amw somim $2.00 434-5521 ChNrfeo Under 10 Free 5505 or fax 905.579.6050. Annual Sprin ONE Inglis Superb pkat 2 speed -0, Show -Sun 9 �rNINc INt0 COUNTRY Craft Show b Sale. April 24, 10 CERAMIC Factory reaay to CLASS A Truck Mechanic Heavy duty washer, $125. One Cay May 15. (one day only). 10 5 p m Thuncl,ri God Cwb, paint bisque, large variety, many required . must have 5 years Kenmore Compact dryer. $125, am4 p. m. Limited vendor Over Ashburn Proceeds 10 James Pieces from $1 IO $5 taxes experience, diesel experience 1 3000 PSI Luxfer Awmnum space available 100 tables For more information House Durham Fpr vender included 1333 Boundary Rd., an asset Call Carole a Darren Scuba tank, $150 Call 683- can 905721.2000 ext 2365 information, call Janet Town, s3. Oshawa. 7256709 Sasw- nacs Group. 579-291 t at Ina M7M.(032394)725-1338 (0323941 (0412941 days 10 3 p.m. only (032494) THE NEVUS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1994 -PAGE 19 280 Lost a Found 365 Mane 400 A F Rent 400 Ap omie 400 For 400 410 H0`� For em 410 "°" FOUND on Salt. Mar. 12. ons small white dog. vicinity of Hwy BOAT Slips - 15-40 It. from Brock St., Whitby. 3300. Balsam Lake Trent e2 arid Owner may contact 430-6972 (032294) on swow.ystem k FOUND - female cal, blade." fes. IC454r 1946 or 454.3372�ps1294) hair, domestic cat, white tummy ---_ and neck. Paws have patches Apartments and Ilufly. Taunton Rd. and 400 For Rent Westney Rd. 831-0257 (leave floor of house, 4 appliances. message). (032094) LARGE, bright, to bvel..twc, Pets -Supplies- basement t leo ^near haw Croom a. available Boarding immediately. $695 monthly, SEM furnished. one bedroom basement utilities and'laundry facilities TRAINING for you and your dog included. 666.9463 evenings. Learn The Motivational Method (032293) In our new training facia 'es. For more Information, please con- AJAX - Oxford T Oxford Toll quiet tact one of our friendly staff at building g g Pool and 'Classic Touch- Obedience Sauna, close t0 shopping, 401 Training. (905) 619-0864 (TF) and Go. Two or three bedroom OALADEN Do Obedience 9 ience - apartment. Irradiate. May t or June 1. Call 6618571 of 683. Veler,rary approved classes. All 8421 til 8 P.M. (TF) levels of obedience offered AJAX la AJAX - one bedroom basement AJAX - detached 3 bedrooms, NO down paymenl7 Good apartmen, 4 appliances, garage• finished basement, t t/ credit? Good job? You can buy separate entrance, maty (extras, 2 baths, lovey, area, dose to for the price of rent, while prices no smokirg/no pleb. Mature per- amenities. 5925 plus utilities, and rates are down. Call Doug son pr9erred. 6600 negotiable. Call collect, 1-905-389.0225. or Brent. Community Financial. FirsWast, references 427-0642. (031 SW) 668-6805 (TF) (032394) UPPER duplex - Simcoer ADELAIDE/RITSON Oshawa, PICKERING - one bedroom Adelaide. 4 spacious bedrooms, 2.1 bedroom house, new basement apartment, avadable close to as amenities, garage, Insulation, paint, fenced yard, April t. Separate entrance, private entrance and laundry, 5800 - utilities Call 905 -799 - parking, laundry, suitable for $780 . hydro. 576.7540. 2242. (032294) "^ "" " 686-8562. (032494) " "' �-1 AJAX - 3 bedroom main floor floof OSHAWA one bedroom flat. AJAX - 4 bedroom dose to lake, oungalow. close to all amenities. PICKERING - spacious modern available Immediately. Non appliances, park,ng, laundry, TWO bedroom apartment, lower smoker. no pets $950. Shared utilities, cable included $950 floor of house, 4 appliances. utilities. 427-9057. (032394) negotiable. Available quiet setting, $625 - 1/2 utilities WHITBY -three bedroom house immhediately 686-9835 or 980. 1-905-770-9757. (031894) plus garage or workshop conn- 2458 message (031894) SEM furnished. one bedroom basement metcial possibilities, on Hwy 82. Housing apartment two blocks No out door maintenance. $885 15 from Go. air, Cable, electric heat, monthly plus heal,"hydro. 666- Wanted Port Whitby. $110/weekly. Cas 4321, 655-4623 or 269-511,49 ass Days -evenings weekends Next puppyintent and novice evening . rgetwo bedroom base. a apartment. private AVAILABLE mmec'atei m Y OSHAWA one bedroom flat. last '9qu •eC CLose to Pus. aecora:ed C oss 10 a ONEITWO bedroom 666-3160 leave message fO32494) 2 or 3 091100- wanted ,n Pickering. Ajax or WHuby area. 29.dext stan,tg Tues. Mar 29. Next SesSt entrance. parking, includes amenities Cai 9C5837-0388 33 aeferences $550 Call 619- stove. 4 Pee bathroom, Darlkm 9 apartments, central location, p [037,894, OSHAWA -3oedroom7year old From April 1 to AUg. 3'. 240 - puppy and novice day weekend puppy cable, utilities. appliances. tom operated laundry. 5560 & 77 FALBY COURT HOUSes For !ndgerstovel parking bus stop. OSHAWA 1 IL 2 bedroom sem. ovwrooks ale Good 7316 ,bis) or 686.8484 classes starting Sat. Mar 26 central vac/air. own laundry 4101 Rent 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family Shared 450 shopping plaza Laundry facilities. Phone aciann+er's available at 900 8 888 Gler St ocat:Or. $895 p„s un!mes. 1., TOwnhouSes Er nstrueor R.A.F Police Dog room Excellent location. $850 ACCOMM to 401 a to and city bus bad r om Da s9 me n t. 5 570C Cat43C-C134 "_; after 5 p m. Utaa'es included Ava,Wble May • 985-4352 or AAO Training School. Telephone monthly. Call 427-2381 -- building. Air conditioning, broadloom, DeCrool- 2''2 oarratita ". firept", 725-2642 (031894) cirsvlas+ required Call 726. 985-2676 (032494) s�L For Rent 666-9125. (°32491) (032294' man 'Por IaunOr garage Y. 9 fl 2 appliances, laundry facilities and 032'294) OSHAWA 9�oo•'ark Rd., 4993 (031894, NW Oshawa three D90roO- al FUN and easy dog training. PICKERING new bight and beautiful ore bedroom EUROPEAN file specalel will included. underground parking inclF[Qm and insured. Contact Gary 639- available April 1 Large one bedroom apartment on main NEW snug. Apx, large tight d one oeroom oasemeni. baciii f"eDiace n rec •00-. dm ^g•oo1-' •cen YL3 ,^ BEOg00M TOWNHOUSE. reasonable rates. any age of base- painting, etc. No fob too small. drywax. tape and paint Have tiles. 20 years experience. Good Door. large fireplace, fenced great does' Experts at bringing references and satisfaction dog starting at 8 weeks. New meet apartment Private old places back to life. Fon free $743-$833. i Tcnen with oariking, w/o'o s,y�,ghi, 5950-onttlly DwS fridge, Stove, dryer, location. Call K9 Klubhouse. entrance and parking. non dishwasher. 3 door fritl e. backyard. sidingparkland. $600 u•.1,t,9s F,sl,last No pets garage, Gammon pool. 905-837-2364. (032a9d) smoker, no Pets Call 831-6445 686-0845 weekdays y :,replace in Imn room- hook g monthly . Daniel uhPties 127 P 'ane 432 1229 (0318941 atter 7 P.m. (C32094 1 fof washer and dryer, 6695 266-(02394; OSHAWA Nonr 3 bedrooms. Playground, walking TEAM obedience next classes Novice). Start AVAILABLE immediately. 8:30 aim. - Q;� m, Pr r.arnnly as inclusive. FirsVtasr required. Call 728-5382. PICKERING one bedroom •wo s•ore nar vi l floors. y distance to Schools. (P„DDy B March 26 and April 7. Evenings and Whitby. two bear°°- apartrrhent, 032294) oaseme^' apartment, suits one venetian blinds. fridge. Store. Available April 1/ May Saturday classes availdbl9 rose to SCM0Ois. 'd stove �• ge WHITBY person. nor smoker. separate washer, dryer. garage. $945 11JUly 1. 436-3346. Small classes guaranteed Call $596.89 hydro extra Firsulast two bedroom entrance. $450 uil ies included monthly plus ,nittites .^irso'asT 430.0025 (032994) required Cafl 666.5535 PICKERING L^erpod/gayly. clear bngn loo aDa•Tmeri �--,mediate Available mr-lediat Call after 728-3885 (032294) PICKERING (031894) --- - - One oed•oo- basement apartment, bright and roomy. 0- oc- 0ed•x^ OrebaP '•Oni rC• po wasner,dryel nice '=cupancy. 5600 monthly, "loge' stove. heat and Park ng 7p.m.831664C '03239x; THORNTON-HWV 82 3 10w1^0,s9 a appliances. Automobiles 300 AJAX . BaylyrHarwooa. two ,n- eludes laundry facilities, cable, yard, close tO oowntow^ Peter 3-R! 'Or t car included. Phone 430- PICKERING, Artona Ra and Shepba,1 large b9GO0^ 'O.S9 w •^ ' r 5^� faepace woo basemera Avail. ' For Sale Deli basement apartment. Rntral air. Separate Person; - `.o 0959 or 723-2857 1032294) two bearoo- 'am,ly room, large rented ,n able May $'OBC Olus '9051 Mesa «variable April 1 Full bath, x entrance, MOO per mor•^ Available x p'9 gets Ca. 435-Ct 10 ':32494, base^ e^• aparimee• 4 pce yard, available April 15 5950 5-'755.103249x; '33' -- `-"•':,-•1 a'^ appliances. carpet. parkin ,m Or May 8347663 METICULOUS one oed,00m oath. Prvale entrance parlors. •nbnrrlly References necessary Y ROOMS TO oacec rNnae w our and 9 Y clean, quiet a0X % 1OW49ery (032«94) AJAX South professionally case-eri aparimer . Drotes- 5750 npr•^ y ail massive Car' Can 837.506' bMW9er a 5 P 430 rneaor. $890C Cal 5742367 utilities. References FirsVlast ces F oachelor apart rent till sionall •imsned o budder. Y Y 686-8905 '03209x: IMMEDIATELY 2350 sG-h. ex- Refit 032294, 283.1927, call after 5 30 p m PICKERING wD bedroom !,replace. sound,nstaanon and seoarate en•ra^cit, quiet PICKERINGOt M rOaksRd. d.1^^ aas9 er• «bedrooms. 1985 Monte Carlo. V6 auto. T (032094) oasemen; agar-eni, separate oark,ng. $550 f 1st ast Non e rboumhood 'r Rouge ^ g' 9e area newly o� • aria one bedroom ' 2 1.2 Dat^s ^1a�r •loci aundry. _ Ssnere •r.' o,rgundy, s290r; oertrfied AJAX entrance. Own iaund f Laundry adlRlas, s^OlO na!„re person 9 off Aaona ano Kingston RO 509- batsemert bus ro C>a. apartment arge 'amdy and living rogm w t^ w ^,owed -,c- circ '2 ^. Ca„ 434.701« 032294; ( - attractive one bedroom apar,•nenT, lower fl Parking, s8oc m,pnTnty First, Preferred Ca,' 427-3178. 71343 '0322941 5575 ^ant ^ry. inclusive. First/ Great ideal pin [rage. stove. year O cloy S, lao a Ion WO'v.ng, _ _ LEASE to own vehCbS. [980 immediately 5370�ronmll Y �t references No pets Can 'C3189a', ONE oedroo- basemenr last, references 428-8593 $1250 - utilities crsutast 427- nor Smok. ng adult Ava,aoie 'maCateiy 686- '92b 5315 down, no interest. no Y dud'ng utilities and cads First, Z5-666-7895 ;032494; __ _ WHITBY 'urnsnec apartments. apa^ 'al newly oecorared. fu,- (032094) lads •032491 7762 032294. c,e0rt Glees 616-7428 tTF) last month rent required. Nor WHITBY Regency Place g y ^� `be'•�n'orbacre,or,clean. r. Y urnanaC C_Ose'o A)ax Go ^+o pars. d -oe' MUST ca see^ Oshawa. levo VERY s0sca, rorrg - Nh,rby, COURTICE noor-•'orrent. S50C AutorriobileS smoker. no pets PlsaLe can 429-1424 lot Aoa,- e^•s one and two bedroom apartments evadable 0,,el garden view oalcony. aundry. parking no calls 506 a sepatate ^ rarce. 4 apo ar _es. laundry Oed,00m aoa^•-rent in 3 unit 00"tomporary, Clear. s'3CC '^Primly Ce•acnad a Del ^o-•_ mar •-, a s. ^g e 305 -ohn. appolntr-lent in senior corplex. Mar St W dames $600 n stlast Avail pudding pecrOom on 2 aces Taunton fames will to share he 'rouse Wanted or informianon. (032x94) andAl Park like renin Selling. appiances. Dundas a:' ,ncws've. 5575 and up. 4!6.284 1618 4019 Apr. 5 427-0355 quiet and secure. Launtl•y ornate arc Brook AvaiUDie May Aub w••n •esoorsoe non smp„,rg '-'P `' WHITBY one oedoom bass an utila'es ,ndudeC Cali: 430.7397 p 905-5092038. (032494) .03229'x% and arid park.` y g 5725 mon[^ly ^Uusive = •s 'air Sar -•9,5 4.6) 438 '02 '03229« �M Or 'arab Cax Ar• Priv is " �"= " -'" =' :',-KS -vee scrap DOCK ..p. un- --er• aoa^men-, utilities ano appliances. 5450 incknive. Sun OSHAWA Three oedroo- OSHAWA - drm ear ^w0 becroo BLOOR,SIMCOE are two 9 references. no pets Phone 668- PICKERING yxeci.,il win* in 43235'9 .- x. WHITBY 'u-,Snac ow..,,o de•irOuntl towing Call 24 firs r1g person or couple. Non le apar^+e^t a.• a eaF .n K,trnen, 9 bd5e•'rer• «pari -ant m quiet be:'pont n a6 ..'t building. 1432 please leave 'tlessaga O•es. 9 �--s Maple R,dge. 4 snare ail 'dciiities. Ude a,r Mr Biu, 905-683.7375 (TF) smokers Calf 6669800 •ridge. store. dose •o 40t and private (tome Surtabb fp two storage. laundry. parking. wen ^-an Coss to store4iCus. goo.$675 Close T '032291, Dllarooms. s wasnroors 5 Dce conCinone0. on Pus route. 55 Motorcycles (032294 arlenalee Fenced yard. first, last. 5600 Available responsible working 9 Demons Non smokers, no Pets- $650On" -an Go direct 10 '23 Bloor AVAILABLE mrmed.ately in Oshawa 539 Cuber St-. tvA maslerbec,co-. 5 app.arces. oeriral a,r vac. iNin n suitable for one worr.rrx adult Avaiable ,mmeC a!e S' C AJAX -,ibcn or, large glee ..,, Lafeily Call 433-4160 a fasVlast required Available ST W or alt Coxae oedroo- 5675 nine y one wa lou, r,onii fa -L, .O � wea.:y 6662535 ,ea^ one bedroom Daserrlent a rt int, 728-5501. (032294) June 1 72 -8011 (03229/; 4 1 6 223-54 1 9. F 1 bedroom. $575 mort^iy. rirst, do.o a garage ^cuT,auy ,03249«. pa rile -,grit iv,ngroom «Mind ry, cable. �ni. H or -- OSHAWA - rwo bedroom af�arh AVAILABLE mmec'atei m Y OSHAWA one bedroom flat. last '9qu •eC CLose to Pus. aecora:ed C oss 10 a PICKERING- 3ayfy/Wetc Shore. f •Oo- Park separate entrance No pets Tient ,n 5 „nit ouic,ng. trdge. W^tb Y apanr-er- budding. Spa sato^, loo• Of 2 '2 stOr shOOl No Pets Cal 43C 9 - amenities Cai 9C5837-0388 irt- S-ec ava. able ^ baNrenr Apar-r-Ier• aeferences $550 Call 619- stove. 4 Pee bathroom, Darlkm 9 cous Carpeted, newly Painted ^ouse. quer strew S50C month- 3134 .T^ «her 6 P - O32a9a; separate entrance. aume'll ;ads. ST„ '976. (0323941 tom operated laundry. 5560 aWrt,ent with balcony Close y inclusive Call 723.8160. 322941 HOUSes For AJAX 4 bedrooms. 3 Dens. dent we come 839427' two bedroom mantfdy due Utilrt,as Firstlast 668.0974 (0324941 d built and Snapping. All Alle es included No Pets One AJAX one bedroom Dasernsnt 4101 Rent ova aO a mined a!«y Cat �� 5890 or 638-7925. ;031894, Shared 450 6689 ,n $689iOSHAWA apartment budding. Convert," PICKERING - -air a two oedrocm. (800 Two oedroom apa,t-ant witfl ceramics.0 cieaninand lawn rtlPick AJAX ACCOMM to 401 a to and city bus bad r om Da s9 me n t. 5 570C Cat43C-C134 "_; apPllarloss. separate entrance, -wy Oil Sri0 executive so Ll Handyman •butes. Includes �P'�3- 677. John. 430-2754. (040794) -- 6550 PALS 1.3 utilities Frs:,Ust. two�CINOJ oacnil D•a DeCrool- 2''2 oarratita ". firept", PICKERING -.v, ir. =' ^ n ear, hydro, parting. 433-0677. central air, private n WHITBY Centra One ^o pets References 6868768 w ^ .'Tc^en, -ng room man 'Por IaunOr garage Y. 9 fl •Ow^ -O sa'o scare w^' costive 032'294) entrapokance. entrance. close to GO. srappn $825 W 905 casement aparme^' pose to atter 5 D -m. IC32294; Darr•oo- and garage Pmrats back arc s47S •mor•- dose 'o armee ties 3.3x0 _ people Close to P " C Go, as inc INSURANCE, ober g.9 ply g, sive. 1 1 ONE bedroom basement. 420-6440.1032294; wy a2 ,aunary Cge, stove. $55C inclusive 0,,ei nfestyb OSHAWA - N„so-i3earrice, Y P - utdrt,eseCa `3¢p-8903 eave ,nek41vs - rst,ast 57'{'51'6 x 683.9732 031991 ncuane Ava,.aoie April ' 681 a =cp "?" Monday to broaCloomea. inductee heat. PICKERING Whites Rda01 necessary Cail 43C -74C3 after ava lab a AP• New one s _ 6719 rC32794 SatMotor ,ycie, auto and cable, centra. air and hydro, and -tory a2 New one bedroom 4 30 p.m 1032294 oedroom oaemer: apartment. PRIM: �<.erng. 3 oedrppr-• OLDER peracteC rouse. central $402monrriy ao ,^G •a a nSaturday v9rY cO^pet l've Ptoperiy ratite. Over 2C Share laundry, separate .bad^t �r,•,*n. separate tC^an. a�^d'r -T ,!. e5 YOUNG Cnr,st a^ 'amv!y rias sem ;e-.. a, a.,. pilo style oar. Csrawa we , sept. detacrlea �a .. :^e stove. avarlabb s-,0.,rg D'Otass•onai. vipor,an years experience Call J05 9273595 TC32294) entrance. near ous 6675 Fast entrance, ro Pets ^on smoer ; ares Ig $SOC morti 721. arge. Drvgn; one bedroom pool. 1600 sq -ft. ',rstlail Cay y May S 5 pus ,tdaee. 576 ^Om9 private Datn mcl�aes renovationsEmerened 9 y Last. 416-410-4537 (TF; Cal 4242015 (0132394, 3 03259«, apartment. 686-7830. (032494; 905-697-'551. (032394 5677 5" 6585 aunory. neat, Hydro. caow wy�r additions, dodos, etc. Cal us for cieaninand lawn rtlPick or ;032294, Available Apr, ' 4'6-S99a962 HOME 0BUSINESS �1 ��Xos713s -SERVICES - 7&7672 BHome Hon* Servlm Driving Schools Improvements Int rovenrfertts ILLUSTRATION, cartooning. graphic design, advertising. DRIVING Business or personal. OO Reasonable rales. Also NKSOM available. Randy Tim me. (905) 728-7055. (TF) eW'I�. lwsll/�1+fly. Pair- aselink IMsI Pk - 428 -9112 DESiGN TO SUIT FINISHED 1 1 1 MCO rwnds.ready to entertain for any age. any M$M COnstructfon: Specializing BATHROOM renovations and CONSTRUCTIONin S & B additions, plumbing. repairs, ceramics, marble. Interior Bind xt s N"W9! basements, fences• rooting, drywall, plastering, new or remits. f6fXlVat a 1�l@S$D11$+t 50 looks, interlocking stone, retain. repair, complete ceramic bath construction, Fast Imo 3 IeSSLRIS & test $75 ' ing wall. Work guaranteed. 10% discount Member of BBB. 427- tub enclosure, including all labor materials from $495. Free clean PrOkWoflial Work FfB@ ptv�(-up b it= Off 4234. (032294) estimates. Call Sal. 427-2097. 9UCRAIG work by father and COMPLETEplumbing (`,RAID 686-1913 287-3M son team son team. Wel! experienced. renovationsEmerened 9 y OANDYMAN 7 ��L��v,,c�Ay�.xp�p� Mk hard working. Renovations, service• bathroom, kitchen and basement remodeill All work - all kinds of wy�r additions, dodos, etc. Cal us for cieaninand lawn rtlPick a free estimate, 671.1263Bdlor license/. guaranteed and moving g lobs. Pick up and up Roc. Oshawa. (TF) � insured. Reasonable rates. Call oenver Y Garbage Removal. Cat Handyman _ _- SABER Contracting - a l l John. 430-2754. (040794) Larry at655-9782.(041594) carpentry, additions. DRYWALL, taping, boarling. HOME improvements. small •e,)a S.C.G. Cterior Construction renovations. krtchena. studs and T -bar callings, spray rs and painting. Call SYivester. 619.9047.(0322941 ntl. quaGly exterior and -tenor bathrooms. home maintenance mergencyservice. furniture stucco. plaster repairs For professional serrlce al compel PROFESSIONAL rerepave, addiin.emergency design/build bars nd cabinets. 'elmn g. quality workIve prices. can Bill at 432.6409. quality work to' rOR1e office. Repairs. An workmanship guaranteed guaranteed 15 years EUROPEAN file specalel will renOvat,ons, carpentry, and insured. Contact Gary 639- experience 686.2915. (TFEFG) renovate your bathroom or electrical, plumbing, drywall. 0984. (TF) TOTAL Renovations - carpentry, kitchen walls as ores as flop painting, etc. No fob too small. drywax. tape and paint Have tiles. 20 years experience. Good tolerances. Reliable and FAX US YOUR AD great does' Experts at bringing references and satisfaction reasonable. le. 723-1489 anytime. S%9 -2M old places back to life. Fon free guaranteed For free estimates, estimates. Cali Damn. 6194)985. D. Dykstra. 7254913. (TF) Housecleaning HONEST, reliable parson with 17 years experience will clsan houses by the day. Rates $45. 65. Phone after 6 p.m. anytime weekends. 5761367. (031894) Flociring, CarPedn9 CARPET and vinyl flooring installations, repairs very reasonable. Restretches Irom $35. Installation from $2.50 sq. yd. Please call 434-7568 or 579.0135. Painting, Decorating Interior & exterior Duality workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service Free Estimates Sovitorage Services Pkng YACa2C1AN, Mown f AJAX Moving Systems - full rwnds.ready to entertain for any age. any occasion. girtndays. Professional promotions, openings, 13erW raw farms, tundfaisers. Magic shows are �. M funk Latnrce hep. 8397057 p X10 PaCllilp 728-8334 (TF) RABBIT stpage units. offering bows wan move. Park and bad wants work doing 4 MOil= magic for children's parties and 1 all occasions, have my own Call fp information. 427 0005 ttaglcfan. Call Erne. 668-4932. (TF) AJAX Moving Systems - full services. `roves. appliance and Professional PLUMBING &M piano specialists, flat rate Or Di•evto TILING hourly We now have heated Now free 1 Bathrooms, floors, stpage units. offering bows wan move. Park and bad ELDERLY, Intimi or µest need kitchens. showers, special, starlingat $99 and up. hep wan the nousenold duties, laundry, dishwashers, renovabom, Call fp information. 427 0005 meal preparation, (TF) housework For kind and caring repairs. help. call Sue 428.1058. Free Estimates HARRY -O-THE -MOVERS move big or small we price (032094) Please call 5462 them all' Free estimates. seniors discount, short notice moves. pianos moved Comparable rates Call 432 2650 (TF) MEN w,t^ large truck w'd do household moves. residential. Oommerca� All types of moves Call Car, or vane. 427.2856 (TF) OC65-a f' JI ! MICHALSKI Moving - mouses. apartments. offices. cottages. PROFESSIONAL Painting 6 Licensed. insured Free Wallpapering. No loo loo sman, estimates• low rates. Can 728 - call anytime. 430-25%. (TF) 1620. (032294) Tax, Financial Directory INCOME tax orecaralli -Dodi keeping, small business. reasonable 686 1 514 Ron PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 18,19% 450 „I`m. 500 650 Auctiom 650 Auctklm DUTCH Clean, Trove right int Responsible female Asking =209.000 Open concept looking for unfurnished home. 3.2 bedrooms. an suite room to rent from the plus 1-4 pce. and 1 2 pce.. same Plus use of all kitchen. Irvingroom, dmdlgroom. main floor fam,lyroom with facilities. References fireplace 2200 Sq.tt living available. $450 to 500 space with unspoiled basement. monthly. 1'month's rent Walkout to large deck and in only, paying monthly. ground pool. New high efficiency For May 1994gas furnace. Central air and vac. y . double attached garage with Call Encka at auto door opener Great area. 839-9329 anytime xx close 10 schools. shopping, bus routes. Call Kirk or HOpe at 432- PICKERING home featuring six 1863. (032594) appliances and furnished rooms PINE Oshawa. Kassinger raised at $295 or 1310 plus utilities. bungalow. 3 bedrooms. 2-3 pce. Non smokers. Call Ken. 420- baths. spacious eat -,n kitchen. 7347. (032094) large finished Tec room. Quiet SHARE house in Whitby with crescent. 5 appliances two other people, non snicker, $149.900 Open House Sal. 8 c -soaat,on s. Credit Woodard :sla:es-0a.,sekeec people who believe in modera- ,ion need only appy. 5400 per Sun Ma, 19 8 20. 1-4 p m 579- 6608. (032494, Cottages For 670 month inclusive. Call 430-8454 bathrooms, tisy*ng, pool beach.fenced 550 Sale Personals after 530p.m.(032494) AJAX 3 bedroom link. two s*o,ey, central air. 1 '.2 Credit Counsellors i Toronto - NE o! pickWWI Lsitus *yes OSHAWA bright room in bathrooms (ceramic ,n upper 4 $79.500 two bedroar collage SINGLE 8 Unattached) Singles shared 4 bedroom house, dose oce bath). garage. finished 'ive'. 10 ,ir Lies NE of Worio dance every Friday, to shopping centre and bus basement with cold room. Bobcageon, year round Dynasty Inn Ballroom. 559Bloor routes. Non smoker, $340 roughed -in bathroom. Hardwood township Rd Woodsl Ove. Si. W.. Oshawa. Dress code, no monthly. Call 576-3816 anytime. loo, on mi level Gully tended orociane furnace. fully furnished. teams and every Sunday at the Corral. 433 Simcoe St S (032594) yard Includes oishwasher and separate garage. t 2 acre lot. excellent condition. Private sale. . Oshawa. 9 p.m. For intomtation. QUIET working male or female most window C o v e r i n g s m Forore details. phone (905) 800-565-4163. (031894) rs 10 share three bedroom hoe. 5'59.900 Private sale 905- 683-2035 (032294) 728 1936. (032594) JESUS says can the blind lead laundry. backyard. available April 1 $375 monthly Call 728- WE Oshawa. beautiful 3 rap '�e bh Does your inn ef Opportunities 570 las is wear glasses The nirekng is 0025 (032294) bedroom brick bungalow with lecacmtes Tratlersl SlteS ._e hveo mnater. Micah 3:11, SOUTH Pickering large bright bit ht new krtcnen and ver 9 y $'5.X par! :,me o• 52000-54000 i,ah 56 10 12, JOhn 10 11 oecs ding room. separate dean throughout One bedroom BEAUTIFUL Sei.:r. _ane -er' r Campoti 1-905-953-9475. entrance. semi-furnsheo. share 'r. taw apartment to help wdr rortgage Many upgrades Can and Trailer Park Sandy beach. ,TF) k�trnen, bath. cable nc,utled (9051 7256932 Stan or Wently ptaygrdu ntl. store. red Hall, bedrooms. Two oaths. swimming $35C monthly Firsl last 837- $ 36.E (0322941 snack bar. (Evenings) Christmas n July. Halloween in 675 Companions 2047 fC3209a; _ ____ NO ;oke $500 down buys new August. may rides etc camly NETWORK ^tarket^g oppor- ColldQs For 2.3 a -d a bed.00m ^ome o- �af�v ground. Seasonable rate. . PARTNER Sea•c^ a,ox new 455 Rent air a detached Qts. great 9 9 $790 Minden. (705) 286-2555 032294 pe lona ^latching service $35 Upine becortw cowni,ne. loam ' Dancing avaiiable Call for enrollment and pay as you go CONDOMINIUM' ease -atads. 1-9C5.697.2702 pensation Wan Carl Terry (905) Get information ma,ied to you at Dcwnlown-0,0ntd S- _awrsno9 (040696 575 Loans 575 no o b l i g a t o r 6 x 3.2414 Market area Two orooms ed WATERFRONT, bream taking ntwrretion. tali Bus 576-4193 (message)_ (032994, plus solanum, ove• 1000 sq.h hew, executive style Home. ATTRACTIVE lady seeks 55-65 Available Jar 31.94 m References $1200rondlly in- l arge bright principle rooms. - BORROW S•C.000 ;,a, as :^re good natured non smoking ciucies uhkties 839-5086 (TF) hardwood floors. loft overlooking a5 S••C per ^lonth o.a.c. Call „urnpanpn. possible Snowbird living room. twc fireplaces, hot .ally. 668 7200 Free Send introductory note. phone 6 Cottages For •-b Must be seen Port Derry consultations Anub,s Invest- to Box 21073.290 Marwood 470 Rent a," Reduced. $289000 985- Timis Ltd. (TF) Ave S Ajax. Ont _1S 2H6 2 0, 434 6121 (C32294 MONEY 1,roblerm0 Loans. debt KAWARTHASLAKE Seymo✓ FIRST lime buyer $795 rm-fitly, c -soaat,on s. Credit Woodard :sla:es-0a.,sekeec - S55M oow- payment buys :^s anangernents. personal budget .ng cottages 3 - oce 3 bedroom sem, w 2 baths. planning. garnshises stopped bathrooms, tisy*ng, pool beach.fenced yard. Tec •1,o^- case- FREE C O N S u _ - A - O h S sto"L. playground 9C minutes ,.1e,,; suitable !o, income spar Credit Counsellors i Toronto - NE o! pickWWI Lsitus *yes "+e^' 0 necessary LOc316C ,r Oshawal 433-1425 'TF) she a: 705-653-1317 (04129`, Oshawa $112.900 705-43' WOODLAND Cottages on 3613 do Ager+s O1ease 58 0 Mortgages bea_c r� Ba sa^ take Open (0322941 v House Easter Weekend. Apra 1.2.3 :or conhrrma:or can 905C�L CUSSIFIED ARE .o .�. - _ « genii; 728.2363 (032494 a-+orlgage? is your wank giving 576-9335 rU. the run-a-rounol Do you Florida -«ed a second mongagi We 4J0 neo. call today 668-6805. �`��' gentalsin Lots For -mir trinity Financia Services GORGEOUS --ems :,ec,oc- nose ose to ramous Clear 535 Sale590 assists se Business Wafer Beach. Poo-. Opportunities ,acuzz. BBC D-vate yard available $1500'_ price, wooded carrp- April- Doc For nformaton and to -1g o• 14 hr east of Oshawa $ WORK a: ^ome S _a1, $80C view photos. 686-9846 or 579- Sano teachtrout fishing. nsr. $'5.X par! :,me o• 52000-54000 3786 (033194 to 10.000 acres county forest uu time monthly .+earth. nutn- Year, round road =red. 416-431 for and weight ions For more LARGO, romea Kings Manor 1555 (032494 ritorritaitor, call 1-800-557-7785 Estates. mobile no^e two ---- -- - and then cam 1-800387-6330 bedrooms. Two oaths. swimming WOODED n,isioe of. residential .01941 poops. Tog '.t:. tenr s. 15 tau^g west Soli x 2161`1 gully, minutes to beach Sleeps 7. serviced minutes 'rom NETWORK ^tarket^g oppor- Available Apr-, 8 May 434- y ngsfor Wr+ fes Flo For _-:y carts week'y no sales 5768 (032294 rlormat,or. cal; 6342675 Mon. quotas, no actil requirements cit (C3-894 Upine becortw cowni,ne. loam ST Petersburg, Fxxda Kia Dei Gold product. ...crag ve com- So . gwo bedroorrs 'ully READY 'o o ,C 45x213 on pensation Wan Carl Terry (905) equipped ground tloor viiia on -owr no Rd A se•v ted 666 1102 for appointment 5eacr 1,001. lacuzz, golf. $70 000 each For more (032494) tennis, boating, fishing.sleeps ntwrretion. tali Bus 576-4193 6 Only $375 .. S1Wsek;y 834 or 57. 0181 (031894) 757: (0324941 67 O Personas CLEARWATER mobiles. ciuonouee. heated pools. not tub. tennis. 20 mins to Blue Jays/Pndlus baseball camps NHL hockey, dog/horse tracks. boat cruses.Ch,loren weidoni Cam 6835503. (042694; 500 Homes 4 level. 3 bedroom Dackspl l with single attached garage. over- sized fartuy room fenced yard. Brogk/Manning area. Whitby 666.1810.(032294) AJAX area - three bedroom backspls, eat -in kitchen. Ruing, dining room combination. 1 112 baths. tarpon. Private Sale. 905-983.5701• $179.000. PRIVATE Sale - two bedroom plus bungalow. finished basement, large lot, main- lenance free, large cedar deck. Priced to set. $119,900. Call 579.6897. (032494) OSHAWA - 3 bedroom brick two storey, two full baths, erouke With master upper deck private • pictuneque yard. $145.000. No agems. 5765360. (032494) OSHAWA West - 10 year old two plus 1 bedroom brick bun- galow with finished basenrm. fireplace, diningroom. paved drive. fenced yard, backing onto open space. Walkout from kitchen. super clean. everything done. Move in condition, great location with easy access to 401. Owner relocated, asking $164,900. Call for viewing appointment, 985.2788. ONLY 3 1/2% Cornmesion. full MLS service. Let us set your home. For details. car Majestic Real Estate Ltd. 428-9766. PICKEFING/GLENDALE area - 3 bedroom semi, multi level. new kitchen and rec room. brick fireplace central air. beautiful hones. Close to all schools. $11!.500. 891.1654. (032294) � ppeeMes 545 PCARL SteOmond. Prdess,onal weight training/karate instructor. LAND for sale - 8 acres age 35. now offering one-onone waterfront only $39.9001 10 Paining in your nome or acres close to Peterborough Goodbody's Fitness Club. 20 Buckhom lake. $59.900. Two years experience. tamdy rates iaketront loft. Wadsworth Lake available. Can Goodbody$ 939- only 34only $349 monthly. Photos c T' (3488) evenings. 721. available. 428-6167. (032494) 8740 (TF) RING UP EXTRA SALES Ciassili advertsing creams buyer interest builds traffic for stores and makes buyers out of shoppers. This has been proved by the growing number of advertisers who continue to invest more money In Classified each year. Classified advertising has the unique benefits of reaching your best prospects ...the people who have already made a buying decision and are reading the Classified Ads to decide WHERE to buy. With A Planned Program of CLASSIFIED Advertising In Ajax Puckering News Advertiser PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD 11995 for only ,, - plus $2.00 shipping handling/51-40 GST) Total 623.35 Delivered to your door. Limited quantities while supplies last. A retail value of up to 14000 :. Pictorial Atlas of the World" ' NAME.......................................................................... ' I ADDRESS ............................................................................. ................................................ POSTAL CODE ....................... ' CHARGE CARD#................................................................... ' SEND CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER FOR $23.35 ' MADE PAYABLE TO: ' "PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD" ' FILE #A001 c/o NEWS ADVERTISER ® I 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario L1 S 21-15 r COME AND WORSHIP These Churches Invite You To _ _ = Attend Their a Worship Services PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH A community Methodist Church Brock Rd. at Hwy. #7 SUNDAY: Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Fellowship 7:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY- 7:30 - Adult Bible Study - Bible Club for Youth 837-0126 AMBERLEA PR=V a ERI! CHUMN 1820 Whites Rd. N. THE FAMILY CHURCH . WORSHIP TIME 11:00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL Supervised Nursery 839-1383 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Rev. James Biggs & Rev. Ken Rowland Worship and Church School; 11:00 a.m. Everyone Welcome ST. PAUL's UNITED CHURCH 65 Kings Crescent, Ajax Worship 3 Church School 10:30 a.m. FASupervised Nursery Pastoral Care 683-4740 The Church with The Open Arms. To advertise your Easter services or those Special Events at your church call Janice at 683-5110 'li l DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMMONS WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BYAPPOINTMENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testing • Dispensing of all "ypes of Frames ' & Contacts 683-1175 839-5303 Wlurham umbing and Drains 24 hr. Service 837-2198 Seniors' Discount YOUR CHILD CAN It MASTER COMPUTERS. k Vutl:aos, hong mTLOM a Cr 0imik • i, 6 ►d Crile qLa. yan drldti " alcor. (Jur bind al iv+b-a+ ad r La irri ad girio bvm J b 1 J+on ac r adLorb lo.. Cd Ir RJ1t1REl� `! �� in ra.bari+ood bdq. leywwa C01111r; 376 rftft 1i, R 509-IVS S09-5437 Nieric Craft: c and various craft supplies Bisque • Greenware • Firing Custom orders • Finished ware 831-9151 March -April Special - New Classes - Commencing March 22 $32 for 8 wks. or Bring a friend and pry $16 each for 8 wks. come 2 nights a week for the plric M_ of one. THE BEST INDIAN FOOD Al You Can Eat ,4MY LI NCH UrCH we BUFFET BMU 499twl699%to t4atl2a 11tl�u 699 1410 I LIVERPOOL SHOTOKAN 1 '1\ -0&A M II Ask about our fantastic March deals 1 Love Da Jazzercise an exercise program with a difference By Beverly McFarlane Unless you've lived away from Planet Earth for the last 15 years you've undoubtedly noticed the predisposition to fitness, and with that, the existence of many fitness programs and husinesses. Jazzercise is one of those businesses - but with a difference. For one thing, this year marks the 25th anniversary for the erislence of Jazzercise internationally. Around the world there are 500.000 students. For the past six years, though. Laura lorio has been operating her franchise at the Village Retirement Centre. on Valley Farm Rd. in Pickering. In all, she has been involved in Jazzercise for w.er 13 years. A graduate dental hygienist from the University of Alberta. Laura also currently teaches dentistry at the University of Toronto. She is an all-round health enthusiast who brings with her the right credentials for this non-competitive activity. The Jazzercise program is a jazz -dance -fitness exercise. and those who strive to be fit will find it a welcome change from lifting weights or "travelling" 10 miles on the Lifecycle. The Jazzercise idea came from founder Judi Sheppard Missett in 1969. A friendly environment, classes welcome every size and shape, and put great emphasis on customer service. As Laura describes it, the program "allows }ou freedom to mo�c through dance." Although student, follow a choreographed routine created by Judi, the: program has very Bole structure. At the end, you can "feel like you're dancing on Ein>adway .. - Ideal for men and women of all ages, the 65 -minute classes are oftrrcd in Pickering on Mon. and Wed. at 7:30 p.m. and on Sun. at I p.m. Laura explains the philosophy of Jazzercise. "We want people to ha%e a healthier life. Exercise is good physically, emotionally and spiritually." She adds. "Because we have so much fun, we want people to come, spend an hour and forget their troubles." Although there 1 are some icchnical aspects to the class, the emphasis is on fitness through fun. Laura is a certified teacher as well as a certified trainer for Jazzercise. One of 100 instructors in Ontario, she is also certified in the organization's nutrition program. This program • Advertising Feature n measures body fat. It is a separate know -more - diet" program which takes a realistic approach to healthy eating. It teaches people behavioral eating habits. The self -study course includes a manual, offers support through classes and is especially good for people who are in the regular Jazzercise program. Laura sums up. "We take pride in getting to know the students." This is accomplished through such small, personal acts as sending cards for their special occasions, or supporting them through difficult times. Another unique aspect of Jazzercise is the fact that there are no long-term contracts to sign. You can pay as you go, for S8 a class, or pay for four or eight lessons at a time for greater savings. Four sessions cost S24. and eight sessions cost $38. Both options have a four- week expiry period, which still allows a choice of classes. and provides flexibility in case of emergency. Families with shift workers have a special advantage, as the school offers a 10- class pass with a 12 -week expiry period, for $68. Many people appreciate the 'no -contract' basis, since it is much easier on their budgets. As well, Jazzercise has raised funds for local charities when students or their family members have been touched by difficulties. Jazzercise, in fact, is an avid supporter of charities such as the local chapter of the Canadian Cancer Society. Individuals are encouraged to attend the first class, either as an observer, or to take part, free -of charge, to see how they enjoy it. Call 428-0180 for more information. 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 dune by the newspaper's staff: the ad design, story interview and writing, plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more information call Janice at 693-511.0. Odltflt3Qt3°o IIiIlm L'3e�c3:Dmrt�4 German & International Specialtes Sun. Brunch 10:30.2:30 Tues. -Fri. 11:30.2:30 & 5-10 p.m. Sat. 5-10 p.m. Sun. 10:30-9:00 Located in the Courtyardof Pickgring Ntflage 109 Ord xngston ", Ala -t'. 427-6760 PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE AFTER HOURS CLINIC OPEN FROM: MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 pm. -9:00 p.m. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m.4:00 pm. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.-3 00 p.m. Located on Ground Floor Level Main Entrance 1885 Glenanna Rd. Pickering �{ NLU T FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION CALL LAURA 428-0180 �l JF:Y FROM 4.99% 1 st, 2nd, 3rd Mtges. to 95% • Rental Properties • Re-trwcurg & Cottages • Dett Cortsobdatar • Rural Propenes • Selfempicyed • Bad Credit No Inconme - No Problem Prime Dada Bellow Bank Rates Fart ProlessiotW Service Since 197755 CALL6% 4986 vmrTBY N JN PROpERTYSER ms Your 1 Stop Property ,Maintenance Specialist • Weed Control & Fertilization • Lawn Insect Control • Grass cutting • Tree and Shrub Care •Landscape design & Ilaconstn,ctlon 420-6089 N 8:11 BUDGET PRINTING 20,000 81/261/2 flyers - 11750° 1,000#10 envelopes - 1400° Prices based on black ink, on - standard white stock (one side artwork not included). 837-6679 r 428-3493 905 Dillingham Rd. Unit #4 Pickering PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 18,19% Education reporter Linda White watches how Durham's school boards spend your tax dollars every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in the NEws A New -4-- Contest, What Am I? If you can guess what place I am in the town of Pickering, you could win a dinnier for two. Consider the clues below and send us your answer. We'll publish the winner on NVed. March 30. D T can score you a net gain D = have what everyone wants in their drlri,c D I'm the oppcsite or dusk Send your entries to: NEws ADVERTISER What Am 1, 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. L1J 6\74 Last week's winner was Donna Hudson of Ajax who guessed the Commercial Ave. � building that houses the Department of' Health and the hews Advertiser. It is situ- ated close to the beer store. i 0 The News Advertiser challenges students to READ t 31_Fits u !WIN If you're a student you can put The News Advertiser to work for you. . Each month The News Advertiser will challenge a dif >: ferent group of students to use this newspaper to help them win a prize for themselves or their classmates. Read the News Advertiser Learn about current events Win a prize for your efforts ...Just like that! -Dear Teachers and Barents: We invite you to make these con- tests a class or family project. Newspapers, books, comics -- we want .our kids reading. March assignment Students Grades S and 6 Everyone has their own idea on why school is important. We want to hear yours. Instead of writ- .. mg 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: Spring Break c/o The News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L1S 2115 Deadline: Friday, March 25, 1994. The winner will be announced Wednesday, March 30. FIT and young at heart, blonde hair. blue-eyed. 47 yr old lady who enjoys the outdoors, danc- ing and quiet romantic evenings at home with a mcwe tm searching lot a single. sincere gen. tieman. 3555, non-smoker preferred but not a must SY 2746 (OSH) ATTENTION males 4050. for a limned the onh singe while lemals. 40-sor hind, fnan. c,alh secure seeking male companionship enpv baseballmoves and theatre. d You are s nole divorced, nor smoker wlh a good sense of humour aro ready for a true friendship, Pos sthe relationship do nil delay cal today SY 2747 (OSH) PETITE lady 40s, very active. enjoys the oul- c kers. numerous other interests. seeking tall gentleman 45-50. whc is activehonest and knows how to COrrrnunktale SY 2748 (COB) DIVORCED adv early SC s. looking for male companion 40 SC who is sincere honest enjoys danarq, dining, movies good corner salon. pcssble relationship SY 2749 FRIENDLY, outgoing. sincere 35-vear-old beck female who Wes music. arming out Quad evenings oolong ler a black reale. 35.. lot a reatonsne SY 2750 PHYSICALLY In run. bvknq Libra lady boWN for a tan. daft Sap_ rlanus cath a 000d sense of humour SY 2752 (ISH) _ FAIR•sbrined ful4fpured. snpe. black lemake, h:ng easy b tai to honest and non-smoker Desires a s.atlre ndeperulentromantic nor omounq genre 3erd. 4555. who (vows now to treat a lad% SY 2753 IOSM CHRISTIAN s,ngld mom 31, blonde. blue eyes. 12C bs 1wes hdunq camOrh9. hockey Bkngo mncing and quiet romantic dinners at Mme Would like to meal �_7hn ej w while male 3035 to becii friends firstthen possb;e relationship Single mos welcome SY 2754 JOSH) TWO single while tamales. 19 8 21, boko g for Iwo athletic arlracawe. single while rebs. 20- 26 51" o taller for tun lifers and possible relatonshp SY 2755 (01 FLUFFY whop terra» 38, with a sense of humour senvtrve. romantic, likes the quiet ergs n Ne. looking for while neo 35.45, with srrniar nt00ests SY 27S6 COS) INOEPENDENT, attractive. 2rryearokl. 51'. bion ce ler blw-Ned MIAWK looking. new to tie area searching for intelligentsincere male 20-30. interested in friendship. rooves. theatre. quiet Ines and meamnqul converas- sons SY 2757 (COO) THIS shirt prem. blonde. Single man. early 3C s, w k, - n for by* r'm responsible and fun bung. 3 You are too and over 6 slim eshD- kshed We country music and you is gorgeous. call me SY 27M (COB) FUN-bvrng. dowr-lo-earth - cels. 36, smoker l000no for a mar s man sense of humour a must SY 27W (OSH) SLEEPLESS in Oshawa aftrdonate. camQ woman 4C independent, single man. wen a good sense of humour. looking tot a gentleman who 6 sensawf and romemCfor oerrpanDe- ship to share draws and him errs SY 2761 JOSH) AFFECTIONATE. single man of two 34 with lots of love to share anoctrve full -figured woman wen hazel eyes and barn ham I enjoy dancing, baseball and q al 0verwngs al noir I wish to mew a gentleman with srrWw inter ests to lnendshp and possible relationship SY 2762 (OSH) AQUARIUS woman 39. 51'. 120 lbswith beset in rew age Warning and hoMc heeling. seeks Libra or Gonrn crab 33-55, with pow two aneude for adventurous love nalatonstW SY 27S3 (OSH) SLIM attract" 57'. 33, mom of two seeks none! kwng man who Wes b dansmovies. spots and the larndy Me jot possible mUbm- shp SY 2764 MW HONEST and cwN lefnae. 29 long red hr. 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SY 2770 ura/d two to most with you In 27M (MO A polira atilrta, wily WdW"U, would tis EASY -going, good-hearted, si Iwo, 36, b MW xwb, 3040. mud to ailtackve, at)- watatg mom. who bursa Ys oul0oors, snip Istel with a Oordo wkn and! a good ssrso ng. f arnMo. dMdrsn. ills:., dosa►b• d hun w SY 2627 earth, bokirp to sansoie with hewn bw*, AMBITIOUS, hrdefoAdnY, divorced mother �� a good same d Nmar and red amid b M of as, 29, rso rock mutt and Nusfo, risks _ 0mernseNee. SY 2786 JOSH) mals, 31}40, TVc; sit, lronwt "and ATTRACTIVE, srugle mom d ori, fol, elan, for friendship and possible relalbnshlp. SY 26, seeks till, atbadivs, hawM and Mab 2626(OSM) fished male, 26.35. who enjoys children. Quiet HARDwORKMG 23 -year-old, great sense of f=`' II Mmes and romance. SY 27+0 JOSH) humour, loves children and country music. ATTRACTIVE, adfve, single man. 55', 140 seeks single mals. 23-35. for relationship, y tbs., likes animals. dancing. dining. theatre, must be honed and responsible. SY 2629 etc.. seeking single. whsle male. 38.40, with JOSH) similar interests, not into head games. VERY attractive, medium built single mom, 0000 Durham Regan area. SY 2791 JOSH) 33, looking for a comedian that likes music SINGLE mom. 29, 5'5'. 130 lbs., attractive and dancing, social drinker and enjoys chtl- wth baby blues. looking for a wrier-orainled dren, single dads welcome, no couch pola- whde man. 3040, who likes to go out and loss. SY 2830 JOSH) have a good time I enjoy dancing and mod tl The Most sports. SY 2792 (OSH) • • • e / SLIM, white lady. 53, caring and sincere, COMPANIONSHIP Important Call snooker. who enjoys outdoors. camping are �% movies, seeking unattached, sincere, while gentleman. 53.63, for friendship, possible AVERAGE while man. 43, 6'5', 190 lbs. You May Ever long-term relatonshnp. SY 2793 wants to meal active lady. 23-32 for fnerd- VIVACIOUS, slim. 54', brunette, 40, pleas- ship. SY 3194 JOSH) Make!!" and. 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AFFECTIONATE and honest, angle, while, blue ayes. who likes to dance. dining, aftrachve lernale. 31. no childrenwith auburn movies. quiet evenings. looking for gentle - shoulder lsrlt}h hair, green eyes, bol ng for man who likes to addle. nor -smoker social a sincere genleman in h6 30's who enjoys drinker and has a good sense of humour cuddling and hand holding and who will be who shares the same interests SY 4055 my best bend. SY 2t00 JOSH) and mind lit death do us part. pwnMaa need HARLEY honey. 26 slim anractw0. femr- OTHER rxre seeks a knight on a chrome and siteel SM How to respond to �$incrrelg Vours personal ads For individuals IS years of age and older Dial 1-416je976jj,1991 CALL ANYTIME A charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your phone bill from time or connection. Here s how to use the service 1. SclecI the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make now of the four digit SY mailtnrx- number that appears al the end of each ad you are interested in. 2. 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SY 53M (ONQ t atke rd filo dmq or be ped as oardori EFERGIIEM M ahs», 27, dorm and tfiscrset, Ab in jsars kr canpag. An_ you to oro for foror couple ler earW ger- In c 2121( lkomdssrig g $ill SM E om. bbemds haw, blue eyes. SINE mom, 2t. 9, CLEAN white ma». 22. seeks tame for quiet. lrniy-oirlsll, who stljoys playrg to frmsndshp, possible re»tionship, enjoys gular, gong aut drag and dancarg, seeks music, travel and camping. discretion sodtoao of is ho l amens and a aw asraed. SY 53Ms (009 woman mit, for Insrallift and Possible of* mals, 27. broair. brown OPE114hirmded mbrow h kinship. SY 2622 (COBIPH) oM SIV, who Mrs sports, Gantry naric, It, my, tame is Linda, rm small and 36. or► lag whit and quiet everrgs all Items, l)ok- gle nam d one, enjoys spots, bokirig for ing lot lona», 20.35, for Iriendship or someone who is truly sincere. SY 2023 oncoun ers. SY S363 (OSH) JOSH) PROFESSIONAL while male, 21. enjoys WARM, attractive, utgs, white fern_», 33, music, movies, dance and travel, seeks 5'6', fight brom has and bko eyes, with no cams, for hiermdaNp. SY 5364 JOSH) dependents. who Iles movies. music, the ADVENTUROUS, mature couple. kfoking Ia outdoors and romantic dretrs, looking for female lot a spew) f6wxb tp or possibly male,3030, with solar Interests, for a rete- more. SY SMJOSH) M. . I. SY 2124 JOSH) MASCULINE male, 35, slraght in appear - MY mum needs a man, not just any man, aria, seeks smear male friertd, 25.40. SY she's an aeracmve 39 -year-old, non-anlchsr, SM tie's sometimes shy. she's seeking an irleOF ATTRACTIVE, 30 somatig man, wants b gets. romantic gs-8leman with a great rima meet an attractive lady, 24.40, for tomana: of humor, who will ' - eramaod with rendezvous, daenkon is a must. SY SW her and will wish to please her awry when. (COB) SY 2125 OPEN-mitded, single, while male seeks ENGLISH lady, 59s, would like to moot a attractive, open -marded female, 25-36, for non-smoking, unattached gentleman, to casual mldbnstvp. SY 63Mt JOSH) share dancing. music, theatre, dining and waft, must be calling and man - SY 2126 SUM pwlq am* man who srpys We with FUR • SUCCESSFUL fiiiii naa, 34, alhktbc and kt W. 190 ba, dwk hair and sym amm l9. arta", , youg lady. 2035, Ior Of Wvk evwags, getaways and travel (single ram wnkorl BY 1434 (DIM Gppp.bolarg nab, tri 40, sncwe, honest and hardworking, seeks a non-smoking IernaN, 16-35, who enjoys dining, movies, travel and fishing la possible long-Mrm rele- Oondnp. BY IOM (WO SENSITIVE male, 6', blue eyes, long hall, 175 bit., Mm sports, ampng movies, comedy cubs and theatre looking low single %mals. 25-35, lor trend list, Poseb% reMmiMrq- SY 195910 N! I'm an easy -gong, 36, non-smok- er, white, angle dad of 2 with beard and ponytail, seeking a non-smok- ing, slim. attractive, single, white %reale, 28-36, for friendship, pow ble relationship, who enjoys the blues and country music and has a mese of humor. SY 19W SINCERE male. 29, lag blond has, enjoys quiet evenings at home, an occasional night out on the town, and the ouldoors. looking for lady who enjoys the same Mugs and who in down -lo -earth. SY 1961 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE while male. 23. brown hair, brown eyes. enjoys dancing, clubs and horseback riding. looking for fernak, 1625, for Inend- ship. poseble relationship SY 1962 OUTGOING while male. 35, likes dancing, movies camping and sports, looking lot a female. 27 35. someone who likes similar things. SY 1963 H! I'm a 42 -year-old white male I m clean. kind and honest. I'm into apats, music and quiet times, seek - ng lady that Nuns the $arm things, Joe friendship, possible manage. Serious raphes only. SY 1964 (OSM AFFECTIONATE, fun -loving outgo- ing gentleman, 37, enjoys quiet evwwhga gong at. cerpu%m and the outdoors, would Ilia to in" an ~ornate Fatly. 25-35. with arrear enuresis. for possible king term rela- tionship. SY 1726 (Os" SPORTS -minded single male. 30, 5'6' Ixown shoulder length haw. blue *Von looking for sen lowsas rocker. 26-30. who s not into head games. looking for serious relationship SY 1761 EASY GOING, single while mak. 29. 6. board an long hair. smoker, seeks tamale. 21-30 for serious romantic relationship SY 17" �yo n, angle. whdo male. 34, 61' 165 bef.. seeks shim, amecton- ate,rn91•. when %male. 27.33. by tun toes and possible rdabonWp. torr rwere" an sports. =""4 vvm& dnwg out and rock music. chdaw wloome BY 1804 KINDHEARTED, educated man wait Iradeo al vase, tasks an attedhon- ale women. 30-40, for friendship ands a rhssabnShIt. Courace area. SY INS EASY—going. down-to-eert. good- looking mate. 23. sn+oker, enjoys music and been "arefous once in a while. would Ns to meet Son lernale. 20-25for friendship fwW. possible lon¢temn relationship BY 1614 HANDSOME black made. 35, cony flown. enjoys moves. mono, "M ewnngs, looking for honest wing bernab for a reWenshp. BY 1917 TALL, Walk. handsome main, 33, said M4 b mast'arab, 3040, kir ktwtdsp. poaeI serer. SY I= EASY -90" young mum, 29. barb some. 160 loll said eke to rear to someone who Mss to hove fun. I hen motIm waft in ate snow, gym world Mob nest Sasewe ON. Mower over ad BY 1=3 (MS MALE, 39, bd&q kir an uanefS I ildr. 3040, lad o.k, who bow to be bad and wants a serbrn* reflai- bondelp rd PON" uvea Mth. 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Call 1-[300-37{7-8009 anytime hetween 12 nota and I I p.m. You will not be charged for this call. For persons 18 years of age and over. whip for that special lady, for a stable reF Wmhp. SY 1857 (OSM F1.11.1.4fgured lunula, 26. brown haw, green eyes, who enjoys boating, c4w*P•n% dncng and the outdoors Inolwg forsncwe gs dww. 25-35. for a re%banhp. SY IM (OSH) SINGLE, while male, 25. wag built. enjoys camping, country music, horseback riding and Herb". look. ang for terra%, not wdo head games. for good tm»s and F1 rabbon- shp SY Ing (0i SINGLE white male. 30, 59', 160 los_ employed and ml -employed. enjoys shown, fishing seeks swipe, white. slim female. 25.33, who n open) nrnded and goal onsis ed SY low AFFECTIONATE, attractive. poles snonal, fit, 40wh, angle who mile. enjoys dMden, shown, movies, bar, el and candeighL seeking Similar W48 wile tunas. 32-36. to frame partner I'm loyal Iund. generous.. wh-g and Wowm aey seclws SY 1K MPIETEEN Nip-raw,nhodeL "moo& able mileage, good condition, presently driven by same person. unique sawtnn Inose reed kir rc- ond driver. mud be over 25. in good shpe ail a nor rim hd-rodn . For a pseebk lad drive planes ask SY 1893 SINGLE daddy, mid looking, u. 51•. 160 be.. emnhw. Was pats. dining - great cook. and movies Seeks sum serrate whM p. 30-45 or single mars low po••blenils shit. SY IN4 1'M a dreamer who bekeves in ja m inos, I'm a kid who behaves in love, well someone wake-up ane 21- yex-old mob. BY IW O" SINGLE white male. 30, seeking honest and attractive lemale for 4erh . i F. possible mklsaamSltg, who wmloys quiet rommwrc eva%ga BY 1.99 M" SHY mos. 25 taus wort, moves and rant-- wale, batwing for, an- gle tomo% 2025, who has somtar rmwede for fronded . possible w! brwftp. BY 1st (toe) GOOD -looking block nub, prow folonel, now to area. enjoys music. gaMt evwvnp arid ooxssomd 6mg out, Would like 10 neai lady. age and roe urmpaWi BY 1st white web Inobrtg for pecwl�bdy 32-40 la CNWW dewaas long walm good t(Oon and quiet wwwgs. BY 1870 TM " lidna seem btiq kx MO outiga• females 1623, to fill the en"F vied in our heww must be and sing. BY tin tINGILE while male, 32, 511% 190 ba, etlablslod wY otedoalsy, caw via ping, newt W40 whim lama* for pooww Hoots relatorhp• Cane ger to bartsy shies. BY 1072 TALL, Mandnows, Ww-syed, 32 yew old left bon ward Item b ones. vim aMacivo lady who is SINCERE, atbaclbve, rani pulse slaaL white rnaN rjoym wthnk,nd gdaaraye Soso* tpala toab and an'" OK sora, is slim sorb rs, snows tandem 2536, f1M in work ing 16 (�pion a apdalabh iMurw BY OPENHmaNNd, single. wMe orb, 36, wildiw. seek, Oregon, art - 9b. when Irma e, 26.40, for com- faarno Wv or myth, ay dam and 1to hand go - pbow BY maks rwsg Hill send good M IoMoi country, rock and roll. BY 1673 SINGLE, whio mals, 27, 510', brown hair and oyes, clean cut iwroc arm pals, novas, country music. loves children and quiet evening* at hone, looking for I 2530. wO *units nlrthwe *ift>i* man world be mr*bone. SY 1 1 PASSIONATE mails, 30, R Dube' ing, non.smoker, enjoys outdoor saws** movies and ming, wells tench will enthusiasm low lb and adrankrw (ATTENTION Nuala 30, 57' brown -raves you respordivi b me. please cal again, you forgot to leave phone nurrAw and rental SY 1975 (OSM AFFECTIONATE male. 26. 57' nor-wroker. enjoys mutt. movies. cooking,dancing, dining out or vending tone owon-one with an afledionate outgoing female SY 1876 EASY.gDwS sing%, while sea% 32 physically fel. honest, loves children and annul, enjoys poK country drrvee and movies. Looking to a lady. 23.34. someone very honest and sincere who enjoys smmlar flings SY 19771008) PIDSHP kat. positble relaaor� ship wanted by this 39 -year-old while 11', M, attractive, estab- lished prdesronal, seeking non- wnokwg Ito oft, 2542 to when We with Single moms, welcome. SY 1979 QUIET. young at heart n%Ao, 47. 5' 10' 165 be.. onto" must, big walks. bibs, sports, cooking and movies. loobg for shin, attractive lady, 35-45, to light my fire, for a senoua rokwimmp SY IM (COB) ATTRACTIVE, dworoeQ very open rrhded make, no delta do seeks well burro. financially secure very open minded female, 30-45, for fmwdMp corparicirs p ono pp - able relationship, must We boat% fishing and all halm of must SY lni VERY attractive 35 year old riajo. brown home. bks eyes and a nue- fade. seeI %male, 7140. Atex- lae, who known what We w all about and no head gin chadren wel- come SY 102 QUIET, shy. scar nolo. 46, hoed and sincere. enjoys country and western must, the outdoors and rorronbc doing, khobg for I meal. 30-40. who is', ' and serows No head gnu BY 1993 (000 TALL, atbadv*, din¢. wit %sews, 30. seeks stVadwe. lain%. when lamas. 2530. SY.. dirk hew, sed► enmolrr, honest and no deprnda ' For serious relationship SY 1164 PSHI FASO, I'm as good looking as Fabs without til "Odds. haat' With my meniw alar -fight body cmpwvm I rek ar lip one poly, ohm bdy for compangnshp. It you're pang to rrpond Mae is M tome! SY /MS SSSKYE dad 38ourdwed w& armcserosa and 6L «4,1 w. country saft gust wwrvgi and good Mmes. seely keit' with saris (gOuaal�Fdas and intel"S. BY 1st DEBW Irapa A b your na- box Feb. 11. bet yaw phone nw w bar. Plan mrd b Mia mmnaioK SY 11%7 (coal OUTGOM t W4* of .re, w We, enjoys M owsoom War'% auks" sew people, would so b asst We" 2530, who's bWiq for Bab�be"= hMlfo , I By 1M [SLY, odp" mels, 24, No to Pod HOP atriw a" filrq, cars" and outdoor wtwdws. would like to oseel lewlake, 22 20. who enjoys IM earn. BY 19N 11001111111 M flngls, whim arta batlm 19. looking for two aMraefimre, ssfgN, whin frnelr, tor.. br good liwsme MA Poj wwonah, BY 1st DO you both Ma beim is roma and to9slhernese? 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SY 1M HANDSOME black 30. prdeanrowtd ma%. enjoys NOW music, carp Ing. baseball (both playing and wakbeq), relit Nwds soil WMK rewseh BY 1M MALE Innanee. 1962 nodi. raw son" nelnege. gonad condmwm. rwedw a good owner to tote corbel Mud be heavy set BY 1M P" SINCERE easy gong and career nwrded nab, 27. Mels %mob atm srmex quaklso ler kneed 'IF ami ( rekntiomahp. BY tool WIDOWER, 51% Ives to dare. cam I'go downs * AL a ronon- tac, alive. 63. Baty 49 and haI I seeks Mag speoel ildy, dim. rtort- smokw, 45 -SS. to ehow til good Mlmmgis. in tk BY til Thi is a b % t9salw lyse 51', tab as., 42. afeo, very open weft I hoed and drag, bit "w a bdy. 32.44 wsu stns gmdbn for bbab EAB OOBNi, hein�ds wlmi. WAI% 3•, a1' Ainth sawL 1111. hawks waling adke, sae- tin rock N rot gab and dnilbwk WWW on N works a udw tally. 2W kir bird Mp tea.*+. r.r9irkaha By /9M INISMS, oases in am mmmw b Nponsng as Ricin shlM, you Zedap rii BYY,aM� Pili. NAND `BOIE mads whir nabs 34, 6"C, ltemk0. etkecalad k,mdhaMa4 snag swihr h WNL BY "W +22-32, b WNW aril, 43a «wags, would on b wast Nr kik ?3,12 b ala (P(pwAnp, dpossiblymwa BY til FINANCIALLY stabil, 34, W. 170 los., dMokp. , whit roil who ori Mss b mock is holing far a bwab aampraee who eaiwis Lod gnaw, rock conceen and much man for pM�(OSPImom rekb ombp. BY OPEN AMM, single nail. hN 20s oudgsbn hannmt and afmcbaa ate, enjoys a variety o1 Masse nohndng mown and music, would Ms b nod Whim frab Will kiwnd (MpBpwwwra* in her 20s. ST 1910 HONEST caning gentleman, 30. It you'refolis, offbbei g roag 04 bordly tbW and an than the sells qus res, Mr 09 ser a al BY 1911 CHALLENGE and prarmbe 4 r1- gle del, sel wine, tun and lomwS d riauw �1 provide the chalwlge. promise. SY 1212 MARLEY dude, single male. 40. taher of ono. phystally hL likes to ria Harlem carrpng looking nor to Sea 30.40. physically is who Nus outdoors and motorcycles, man Mo bar soar. BY 1913 I hwo a weal mote hind who a moo any to write an ad Wes 30. 5'9* well. mentary teacher from down said. loves dwKm moves. very' om,#, o- ng and a real romantic Grit ave him a caa SY 1114 (OSiq ESTABLISHED mare young 53. non-smoker. enjoys the outdoors, trayeL quiet - andwgru de1- nwe and I sad mow. bo" for 9na Ipaoal a•ramve lady tato said Bt. lobe spoiad BY 1115 M$4mng Ful Shy saw -gong, sen and awa*m. rte•. Nee mal. 32. 6'. 190 ft. enjoy must, sports. nmowea rail atracthve formate man snrx weeree%, chchow statical . SY 1119 P" OUST, *wM4"wt h. segft. web mat*. 3e, with good sense of Aaron, have sumer. til ouldoon and Peet ntimee4c draws, lobs be a 040 while leaves 25-X wm likes b be bthred Mw a lady, Iw %swig wI N 1p. SY ltt7 (AJA) ATTRACTIVE no%. 24, "icing for hon*d. wte o ' , - who ee40 traveling, camping and being apobd for poatbb mesesastm 1. soh. 00 mnewua woioonsa. BY rata to" SINGLE, say -going, attractive. early efts enjoys m - - rim ft IN age, dormers, looking for Nrab, 35-50, any seas, b kin few and a pow pbPsbll- II tan as rabodI ewmv mks ra� $isaa and N ark, writ, 3Dd0 in Bowwmavdb arcs, inlsrasMd r good III its aigft film and heat► cooked boo to build a close *mid- ** By "in ind**SY"n HONEST, co nng, flowers, *all* leis, only 4o's, 0Mwr7 R bola b9 kir bmailWAM wbe arp on &Ado^ suet «vwt9e for pori bb mkmn** BY "12 (01" OUTGOING relit, 36, looking for milk Mss Go" ad a1 addoa porta BY I= fm HONEST and wring mals, 29, «joys quiet Wm at hang, boiling fa a Iwmnb 2145, who is anaew wtdsrwwillang and honest with a warped sense of humour. Save mars wrobome BY 1l21(OSII CARING gentiorsm. early 30's, wjoys 9e oukbom atovbe long od and qui evenings at hone. mow" a opaw gel b skrtdltp (pOossssiible relationship. BY 1125 o SMILE Segiannisnt wail, 30. SYk', 145 ba aoaidr baa brown has. blw syes, boiling for Ikon, bag- haird Ismail 25.30. reit a snow tolluenalkp BY tm (Owe READY4mads lamiy, Nd add Iny., we have a wonderful home and a grant drill he is handsome, kind, haesL trwtwoAhy and loyal. We ore kholstg for an asic ve hely b shave our htpr, drerrma huge and ksseo. We wail you to be dad's kbnd fall BY 1997 (01" 40"EST. black xxnaev-a l" "arm} .orkmg ouet male. 26, dab and smokes socially seeking slim or nadir. but lady. 20-30. with wash r qualities, for a mpnw4W relaton- ship serious calls only 3Y 1929 COSH) ATTRACTIVE, loving male. early 40s a nip person with good sense of naurndur. who has akin of love and good lwnss to shahwould like to meet a lady between 30-49 for a unsg resberw onSY IM (CIS% WIDOWED mete 59• would ,oke to neer a 4d nae low SC's 5'4' kakis hlness 'ended, non-smoker SY 1230 (COB) HONEST suede sews, 26, hwdwxk- ng, andllora and grad delves• and snows soca) y seeking aim sdy 26-32, with shmuar qualities toe Infiniti eaow amp, serious chi only SY 1231 COSH) SINGLE father A two boys 3& who enjoys baseball and wages along this beach, nsnsted to nut a wx we and fuel-" female with SirsWr Interests. 3540. toy tnondrnp and possible relsbdeS , single mahws wekcon SY 1232 (PIC) OUTGOING male. 39, long blond hamblue eyes, to tender ovmg CM. rrorab We to mrd ". 35.40 to minded SY 1233 (OSH) TALL Wands. bkol good look- ing mull 30 s, wants to be poled by a good looking frwcmm/y eeoretunas SyISM (OSM) PROFESSIONAL. muscular and rall hanfrt mss. 30with a vww v d rnbreai& seeks a personable and a6acbve Mara 20-32 kir oonprs- kir1Sp and passible rssrwnrmp. BY INS low FU%4wAN make 26, enjoys ldn4 bataIN W and all otmw acbwdm. a%o him country i waaarn and o I . % bobs for a jams%. 25,30. who @n o" ore Ouldwrs, wansae to M up with in had of Me fee. SY im PROFESSIONAL mals. 31, la- the outdoors, camping, aarbng, cycling. etc.. would like to meet *Mb we www gteMese for rein- Waldrop, ein- Waldr p, I'm caring and tentative. 1 spa you am roe BY 11177 M! I'm a eddy bow. 49who bob 40. Ise country must and grrel row"ic: wenegs at hast. I'm a V" aompnasonmste and atedosre person who vperfd him to reel a for Poaabb r*slbdmaltp SY IM SHORT and awseL 20 splk when rwb, 5T, kir a coeeeNW got kir knwtdltp urdt, poaably ab SY 1st FROMY, bleck mals. 31, a good condition, would Mis to a" a wowtrt, heavy sai, how IW300 ba, weal be wry being and sea BY 1st to" J11ST - im4 I Er*o pndsssonnl 30. 57, andwm bid 9 L aracb^ oma9snaM and pbpK* combs bb with sense d his, wbd ONNU - n dKkl@L *alfa bin - Set nsi&q onars wit a cwaal- nnrBY "I"f BI + soanslhirtg Ot1ET, shr nab. it Iia* pail, mrtse and "0 bow, would is to an" ha set ser. beliefs of awl lar kir k«m, , it P -Ab n! CAMBY m* Wild &%Cbomb Wk'swale, Q W. 190 los-, bob" kir sial a"""" I*Mdo will Irdr atbbti k who ana.bly rpana. BY tits HONEST, we -woman -ma, 37, loves kids, lig Hides, awI bb - ng rad NTdt*M*d woad no b mal a p wy. rim I 2530. fair Iona�larmlebbomuhp BY 1%4 FA VWW. Sngls liked nwd30's, taking one SNP a a tiwo, ppra i - da miles ad and esus, bumbak poetry, pool and swwmmeyg I abo Mo b be nitweb and rasam+c, so laho a cwtas and call, you add be rapiesd n gine i my eg ar 1NS CREATIVE, hardworking, white mals, 23, wry save enjoy danc- ing, playing ports travel and til grad ouldas, would lie to asst a M 25, kitend- ship. 21.r te- ADVENTUROUS, single, white ^ave 22 e".ova spr^s and Irving new 'hags. seeing seen, single, white female '924 'or friend" possible •twationenp SY 1947 (PIC) CHRISTIAN. whole nes 45. or"" Boons, camping, •ong walks and muwc, would IIs to now ,hr w 'enure. 20-30 'o snare lust tones wn and kdwppom" rwabWIS p SY iso (COB) VERY handsome. but very loner's, rn6me" ui wh. 6. rnal. 30, seeks an understanding lady I bot fu99ed. oUgbwo% i am caring and maybe too wnsrtrve I m sun you can see IN difficulty the Can onuses. If you have tow, try the ad SY Is* POSH) HAD an excenq date 4tH1%t Early 30's non- wito gwrdw -, . wwk- ng wonder woman, mrd-Mrheo to n6lores, wM enjoys a nouq1t, and leve yang ages SY low WHERE have as ass race gab gore, goobloo4+g man-wmobnq ahlear. me gut. ookinq for good --firs, noo-smobng ahI@W_ rats grL 20- 30. call mr I you to out mere SY 1161 (GSH) SEPARATED father, wade. mole. M. a be est enpow b[ -Vries, nWM -along olw*a& and w" oust siwwq in 'fort of a Iwepace or TY ssie. g Nhis. cuddy lanes. 3717 kir a rdworwhp SY 1152 MALE. 32. vary rad. back ovng enjoys dancing and porta. would Mw b mal hm"-ed sdy from ' sc- 30C b., looks bargemen* SY 1153 HONEST. retable young looking nen. 21. bolos be *uraatlp. pow 26W long-term r*Wonwno would Mw to mal twrwte, 19-21 SY 1/114 NAPPY days. M, fm a tall. dark, 30411 hardwoo guy w1ho Iles to rock If roll, crest cars and out mwAm boI g for a gal 209J0s who warns to cease to see mat r nip 70 Pontiac . 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In Aril ops- 1 have art aegehrots cant and oudgoog pnsonaldy, copy a wad vartsty d moms and djmra 9 Lucia- 4litt an ataciowalo, hones - man. single ono. SY V43 ( faMn wd SENSITIVE. Sono when bAail. amnaM^ very yo" Making. 39, who's loans said CONS ala al dSB dnews, ilia&., news, V.* and , -, wit" to nest an ham *at farmers. fun, outgoing, single wAb morel. 3140 win salmi wNw- rr BY 2744 (OSMf SEEKING lon*SL wwoa wt srf gi whim ode, 0a, ka to sp nd quality Mr, I Me r��lmwown c wab, dome -o1d04 glif V46" ft ";"g ._may'- .u» w`..�.:•w w-.•�-�. . - �.-.- ._ .. .. r..... ._- ,_ _ .... _..�.�. - _ .. .. ... . � ....r.. - w v . _ rv. ... ras -� a..r.�.Y-r.i... «r .. . 'iS .. •N�.r _ PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTLSER FRIDAY, MARCH 1& 1!94 Don't with anyone HISTORIC POST MANOR until you've talked to a Royal LePage Representative! ■IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1970 BROCK RD. ROYAL LEPAGE PICKERING ■ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII � ^, Royal LePageReal Edale Services Ltd., Broker 683,,,iiiii,iiiiiiiiiil ? GLORIA DAHL - MANAGER a. prY --AM KATHRYN PARISH' Sales Representative 683-1790 GORGEOUS COURT LOCATION! Magnificent floor to ceiling gas fireplace is the focal point of this gracious entertainers home. Finished top to bottom. REDUCED BY $10,000!! 2,691 sq. ft. '4 bedrooms ' 3 washrooms. Gorgeous pine kitchen • Pantry ' Island! Clean as a whistle. Won't last at this price" 3 BEDROOM FREEHOLD TOWNHOME! New broadloom Feb. '941 Spacious eat - in kitchen. Available immediately! 1,330 sq. ft.! Easy access to 401, 'GO" & Town Centre. PRICED TO SELL! Mapledale. Luxury condo, immaculate 1 bedroom, marble foyer, 4 appliances, super recreation centre. Ted Scragg' 683-1790. .A BRIDLEWOOD B-5 BLAKELY Onginal owner offers upgraded gem at lowest once in desirabie area % Don't miss this. D. Joyce - 905 -683-1790. RAVINE SETTING WHY RENT WHEN YOU - SUMMERS ALMOST Beautrt;, nome In — exciusrve area. 70 #1. wide lot. Must be seen. Air. fin. basement. Lots of extras. 'I Sylvia Kyle '683-1790. CAN BUY! Beautiful bdrm. ,;, " towntiome' Eat -in kitchen! Well cared for complex. Close to Durnam College. Kathryn Parish' 683?790. . t r na-_ ....,...r . - ' OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ONCE 2 bedroom bungalow on Spruce Hill DOUG JOYCE- ravine lot near Finch. Double garage, ` '&OC. Brokw kennel. So much for so little. D. Joyce" 683.1790 683-1790. HERE!!! Four bedroom Lop>ronr Gorgeous property, central air! Main floor Iaur,Cry Call now! Nancy Kczlowsk,' 6831790.- FASHION BOUTIQUE Ladies' clothing store for sale in Pickering Town Centre. Perfect business for couple. Massarat Naqvi' 683-1790. 1 DESIRABLE SOUTH ROSEBANK N ' ` Lovely 4 bedroom in East Rouge. Central air, JILL SMITH' ceramics, main floor family & laundry, fenced, Sales Representative Y ry� sea -1790 finished basement. Bramalea built. WORK, LIVE & PLAY! Goroeous custom home with attached professional offices w/separate entrance. Excellent exposure. Country lot. Nanny quarters. hot tub. WHITBY -GARDEN ST. Sunfilled 3 bdrrr., backs to treed & greenbelt, sep. dining ►m., appis., re: nn. a bargain. Call Helen Ferry' 686-1979, E CHRIS BURNETT• Sales Representative 693.1790 STUNNING - ONE OF A KIND! Prestigious west Rouge k)cation. SW Lake/city view. Walkout basement with in-law suite. Triple garage, solarium w/bot tub. PREMIUM COURT LOCATION Executive quality at a budget price! Beautiful landscaping, tasteful decor. Call Chris Burnett 905-683-1790. � IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ROYAL L E PAGE AJAX235 BAYLY ST. W., 427aam6522 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII AJAX Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Broker a ilma Tanner* 4 bedroom sidesplit, family room, finished Gorgeous Greenpark Home, approx. 2700 basement, $181,900 - Big lot. sq. ft. Upgrades galore"' Call *-zlaY�.�.r 427-6522 H I. Evelyn Regan* What can you afford? Can you afford to upgrade? " Do you have $35,000 to $40,000 down payment? Do you have a family income of at least $80,000? THEN THESE PROPERTIES SHOULD BE ON YOUR SHOPPING LIST AJAX BY THE LAKE 2 MODELS UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOR MORE INFO. ON THESE HOMES CALL EVELYN* 427-66522 Aih,6 IPA RIS�NG TO NEW NEIGE OF LUXURY LIVING If you thought you couldn't afford to IN in luxury -- look again at these beautif Victorian Freehold Townhomes price from an unbelievable $109,990- Vill Gardens architecture recaptures the spirit of the ever -popular victorian designs with the most up- to-date interiors. Exterior details include gingerbread trim. peaked gables and covered porches. The interiors boast features like the 12' high ceiling in the ving room of the coventry model. accented with spectacular palladium windows. e BOWMANVILLE'S aVICTORIA GARDEN'' OPENS NEW MODEL TOWNHOMES There are seven spectacular designs to choose from ranging up to 160' sq. ft. and include 4 free appliances Most designs have the option of the calif ornia-style open concept kitchen. and shown here with its adjoining family room and fireplace. Master suites offer luxurious oval -ubs in the ensuite bath. The finishing touches at Victoria Garden are well above average, ncluding items like ceramic the foyer and powder room, and pedestal sink. Victoria Garden is an intimate community nestled in an 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 !eft a Lawrence Gate. For informatic„. 'a ' (905) 697-2112 or 1-800-363-6338. G �I Giza HOMES AJAX WHITBY SHAWA BOWIAANVILLE HWY 2 ,t SALES +�qER _ ¢ Q cc o ? z >o p z Q¢YQ¢ CQQ ww I ¢4B HWY 401 North on Waverly Road from 401, then north of Baseline take Waverly nght and lett at Lawrence to Sales Office on Rhonda. FREEHOLD TOWNHOMES BOWMANVILLE PAGE 2 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 11.18, 1994/8EST HOMES, March 12-19,1991 N4t3vv Homes 4113=41 IateZ*40W s 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 con- tinually tripping over piles of schoolbooks, papers and other paraphernalia simply 1 J because your kids don't have V anywhere else to put them. If the situations above sound like those around your home, you may want to consider installing a home study to give your children a room that's quiet and comfort- able — a special place where they can study and do their homework without being distracted by 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 corner 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 contractor as well as a building permit. If you are thinking of expanding your home to accommodate a study by building on an addition, you'll need a contractor, detailed plans of what you intend to build and a building pemiit. V When planning your home study, be sure to keep your children involved in the pro- cess right from the very begin- ning. Atter all, they will have prima- ry use of this room. Consult them about the types of furniture and equipment they think they'll require. If you plan to use it as well, you'll have to blend your tastes and needs with theirs. 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 undemeath the table for easy access to files, pens and other necessary items. Another altemative is to buy small, two -drawer, inexpensive tiling cabinets and place them under or beside the table or desk tOr 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 four stora,.x bins and can he placed either or under the desk or table. They are an he tin *5% Downpayment * Fall `94 closings * 30 V and 50 ft. lots * Close to lake and recreation DET, — r— U_� -- r -- ra purchased at most hardware, department or shelving storks. Also keep in mind that desk chairs in a study should be sturdy but comfortable to encourage good posture. Other furniture 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- ture 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. Wiring 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 size of your study you may want to use it as a family room at timcs when it is not heim-, used for �1U,i\ ilr \L(lrti-ri:!:ltlll [`llrj�i���� ` 6" With young families in mind.... 1.4q., . . '.;T.4-9 ft OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 11-18, 1994i8EST HOMES, March 12-19, 19% PAGE 3 MODEL HOME OPEN -PHASE IV THE RAVINES OF FAWN'S LANDING xecule - 0Me&0n-5f'&60'Lols Tm m: 013 :1 �Zlh"477�- 1-6-17�1 ;= - ci 6 FINCH IxCi AVE. E z z 0 ot oc 100 ULS, HWY. 2 w HWY. 401 loo NE Av r tp 'low ui' B - $315.900 M PAGE 4a 0 a wA :T 7 �7 -4i N�w$ 0��' •ice 11'�� iT I�MES� Murch 1219, New Hozaes and on 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. Nk'ith snow and ice melting away and most of us yearning 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 laver 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 thev 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 oniv 20 homes *Trade-ins accepted .1-1 IF �I • �L I --.E C T 1:0 -1', 4 l3oN�narnillt COMClSSO+S' •y�Si nw . HOURS: Thursday to Sunday _ 12 noon to S p.m. 623-9462 or 623-3543 k OSHAWA THIS WEEWAJAX AbkOiISER, Ilsreh 1i-18, 1�418ES7,F1vIMES, f�irCl1 1�-19,10% AGES ,r ,w - � -...a it A'C INIVNI VNI" PRED�� One Bedroom suites harries 1 "o Ava��able) eR-sTt! Bgp �OOded SITE ��LoWer paces on the Sh°tom �i°n the bulous Aim 1 m nutes from Fa ke Ontario, room Of LAC GO train and three beda eStwo e�O°s °n pliant rnin� suites v�ritlr s ha a wood bu Most suite oor rings re �repiae on facilities f e�Ueh tno . Recreati court and i, tennis building'Ath i� rests` panel urehasers mYnediate °� to 4;�jjfcdip . Just 5% down cE HORS: • � � SAS � +,00` cru' v►a`c ° via* ' e oo O0 KE OH��A10 PAGE 6 OSHAtNA<Tl tAlK;WA.JAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Murch 11 -18, 1994ftsy HOMES, Munch 1 Z-19,1094 Wotrk M* hvour-bWien b uilder 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 tum the key in the front door for the first time. Bui'.ding 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 building site in the right order at the right time. In fact, over 100 work- er~ 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 evenihing 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 flooring. "Environmentally friendly option packages" are rapidly growing in popu- larity as more home buyers want to include energy- and water-conserying technology in their new home. Low - flow showerheads and toilets. upgraded heating systems, high-performance win- dows, "recycling stations" in the ying a home kitchen and backyard composters help to reduce the use of resources and bene - tit the environment. Don't hesitate to discuss your con- cerns and questions with your builder who will be able to assist you in making the right decisions for your home. Your builder will keep a record on file of all the selections you make. Nothing is lett to chance! During construction of your home. you may be asked to make a few addi- tional decisions, such as placement of electrical outlets. TV -cable outlets and telephone jacks. Be sure to give each matter adequate consideration. but don't delay unnecessarily or the schedule for the entire project may be affected. Try to stick to choices you made in the beginning. In many cases. the mate - iia ON" CIPM 9tiowiy to Tftwe ry Z*M to 7PM; soMa+Yy a $WNW N"N to 9th R" CkMKL 1CM1 436-5161 The 1peewM A stats. o. Smw;, ;: faeM SM Men Test**IIr Mal N" UN ; rete. • wwr « a W ,,Orae rials you select are ordered immediately to ensure delivery on time. Before requesting changes during construction, discuss the implications with your builder. Consider questions like: Are your new choices readily available? How much time will be lost? How does the change affect the scheduling of sub - trades? Your move -in date? And, finally, what is the cost of the change? If the change is important to you and you accept the implications, your builder should be willing to arrange to .make the necessary changes. Since your builder wants you to feel happy with your new home and satisfied with the service you receive, changes can be accommodated in most cases depending on the request and the point of construc- tion. .45' LOT"soA% DOWN 4) 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, fantail & bay windows, sumptuous bathrooms, garden room kitchens and outstanding energy conserving features. These well-designed 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 /s A A A dr :ZUUUNM OF QUALiTV HOMES IN DURHAM RE(,141 FOR1tFwRVAI OVER N - s , AM - --- ------ - OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEW -ADVERTISER, March 11-18,199416EST HOMES, March i2-19, 1994 PAGE'7 - ----- ---- mew *94wWw ft aad hatearlors 4 Choosing the ho me takesplanning Making the right choice when it h 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 a 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 your 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 certi f ted Ipaq 6twx mif ieeq oa I of � "S lilli 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 4;:. ome lnspec,tors 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, bul 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 after your needs. It is important you feel com- forlable with the representative and he or she be very I-amiliar 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 - Now 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 thal 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 thoulgh 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. Thi,, should be done if you are wanting close to the maximum amount approved for your purchase. If the lending institution appraises the from $852: per month.' home for less than what you offered, they are likely to offer you it lesser amount of mortgage, leaving you with a firm offer and insufficient funds. 11 you are making it sizable deposit. ask your sales representative to include in the offer it clause statin- you will receive the interest earned on your deposit. The amount may he small, but every little hit helps. Regardless of what route you fol- low to l'ind your home, the timing is right for you to do it now. Interest rates arc down, builders are oftcrine 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 inciude ttan thc• honk you choose) • cathedral ceilings • fireplaces • lurun_ ciismic haths itith so.akitifmbs • shol%cr stalls • Alain floor tainih roomN/dew, • rounin kitchens • ,appliances rdishuasher. fridge. store. «ashcr. dr%ur ► IM11 DED! The home %ou %%ant in the forest community you want at the pace you N% ant: from S 12 -.904). to just S 119,900! SEE KINGSWAY FOREST TODAY! I I On To%%nline Rd. just north of Adelaide. I OSNAWA II Call (905) 436-5161 �1 w•- • -- Office Hours: -• �^ Mon. to Thur. ' p.m. to - p.m. Fri. Closed Sat. & Sun. %oon to ; p.m. Exclusi%e .AKenc} Repre%enting Durham Home.: "'S Realt% Ltd.. Broker 191% 1 -#30-3893 '3 homes a„ilAble �\ v this prier .INGSWAY FOREST ti n1E FURPORT. Elevation B. Corgeous I -i3b sq. h. i �- room home with: Fabulous hreal&w room kitchen with rruao walkout. main floor pow- der room, magnificent famdN room with vaulted ceiling ti optional fireplace. Master Bedroom with walk-in clout laaaunous emsaute Master Bath with %taking tub. -his & hers sinks. separate shower +tall A ST S 15;,900JS'.695. DOWS1025.00 a month! Prices and sWficofons subject to chonge without notice. Special trailed time offer avmin", a* to qualified purchasers. Per month figures refer to pritscO I: interest paymenK calculaw at 15 over 25 year THE GREATER TORONTO R^ Hc)N1F BUILDERS' :>.SSI)( IATIONi Durhamftmes LTJ 1 .'1414 J "1 �„u �r �hr�.rn 111c ri,►h► hilildc•r. DEVELOPING & BUILDING M RAIN", SINCE 1950. RAGE 4OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 11.19,19$~T HOMES, March 12-19,1994 rmlaiv6 Ailsa- ted- oaes M ey our home attractive tobuyersnew 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 your home more attractive to prospective buyers. One of the first places to assess is the front yard. According to mane 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 lielit light, neutral colors. Darker tones or trendy shades may offend potential buyers. Light colors can also make small rooms seem larger, airier and, naturally, brighter — all pluses in a resale market. A coat of paint and new cupboard and dra�%er 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 works of art. but also protects your investment. Framing is actually composed of lavers — much like: a sandwich. The most visible "layer" 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 you've kept postponing. Tighten loose doorknobs, fix leaky faucets, replace broken window panes and screens. caulk around bathroom fix- tures 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 require¢, 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 overwatercd 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 :10M u U ►1l 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 sonic 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 -1 steel sinks with a little cooking oil sou they shine as a prospective buyer sur veys kitchen appointments. i Investing a bit of time and a few dollars here and there can make alt the difference when you're selling your home. A HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 2pm , Sat 6 Sun. Noon - 1-800-OU153 or (905687-2000 'P&I BASED ON 5% DOWN AND 3 -YEAR MORTGAGE AT 7%. HOUSE FEATURES MAY VARY PER M00a. PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. y OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEI %0vERTGK Hest- 11-19, IMBEST HDAI &,.Yrrbli tea .ttIKBAf" wam4dYi[ISBN= Cbnserve energy'and livecomfortablv 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 tum 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 launjm, Ynu am u' i J %vactin,T 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 told up the rack and store it out of sight. These racks can be purchased at -most department and hardware JEFFERY HOMES 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, be sure to keep your lightbulbs free of dust and dirt. And be sure to tum 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 room to suit your requirements. 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I m 2. 0 m U*1111, 11 W17 _Amw I OF HARROWSMIT" N _WV ja ZZE !M!77..F 00 ",IlVT i FAM I oil-------- lalm . . ....... z I . ...... . 11 L ... ... .. ug= . .... OSHAWA THIS WEEVJAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER Umb 11-1 S.199441EST NOTES, Nwch Qot1 r M RAGS 1,3 .r : *: •. _ —0.1 • Mt 4I , td .A . , r. . . ,i.tt w.. - _. .-.. . „.... . ­­ - w. : . _ New Homes sum42 Iaterlora Humid ifiers P oconvenience 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 your dream is working 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 cane 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 Canada „ t 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. Therc 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. %- Get a humidifier that provides 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 35% throughout your house. Fully automatic. 'set -and -for- get' humidistats are now available for some humidifiers. GRAND OPENING MARCH 26th GRAND OPENING MARCH 26th 4. P.ICKERING ,,,N, ATURALLYO WWconse b Ahmm Forest - M&orkWs nwst naftwof location. Moose n from ath addivo 3 and 4 I- a sh cc 'Yiorest" tow Shan :- t in 7 wiigw desiprs, ' Priced, With a/ th• k 7. f iolwllow Kahn feotlwes and quaby you oxpoa Ckwo to aN of Piidce hWs Aliiona Forest is only ski+' hvm he know Rouge Ycrier ' Modh boa's IrAetawoy a= . admin parr Grand opg AW ch 21L � W �W W N Emir I ! R C I Imo® r t: LNIf ONTMIO rY -r rc�r,c:.' ,. f mer- rrtr� i . � `- Ctic, : [71-7 PAGE 14 OSHAWA THIS wEEWAJAX NEWSAWIERTW, March tt-18,1994IBEST HOMES, Mwch 12-19,1994 r New HOW" month April Is New Homes Month WITH SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS ALE L1NDA►-EATNER,onto Sun Financial Editor of To Bankof Montreal Wf�r•f• Paving Att(-itti<�r, If ALAN SILVERSTEIN-B.A., LL.B. Author of "BUYING STRATEGIES FOR NEWLY BUILT HOMES" Real Estate Talk Show Host - CFRB Radio Meet Your Win Fab Pres NOMAS R. ALTO1V nt Of Bank , C.A. Mortgage Co f Montreal P. Local Builders Exit Brock St. In Whitby, (#410), Go South To The End, u l o us Prizes Which Becomes Waterstreet, Which Turns Left. Thursday, Ap 7:00 p.m ril 7th a Heydenshore Pavilion Whitby Sponsored by: Clatington This Week Pickering Whitby Oshawa �' H . #401 Vi o t. m Heydenshore Paw ion Waterstreet 1% Lake Ontario °��This Week ftws Advertiser ft �y y��WA ovQy O '3 � Z o 6G�<vERS% N*-" x.. i I L El ■' _ J New HOW" month April Is New Homes Month WITH SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS ALE L1NDA►-EATNER,onto Sun Financial Editor of To Bankof Montreal Wf�r•f• Paving Att(-itti<�r, If ALAN SILVERSTEIN-B.A., LL.B. Author of "BUYING STRATEGIES FOR NEWLY BUILT HOMES" Real Estate Talk Show Host - CFRB Radio Meet Your Win Fab Pres NOMAS R. ALTO1V nt Of Bank , C.A. Mortgage Co f Montreal P. Local Builders Exit Brock St. In Whitby, (#410), Go South To The End, u l o us Prizes Which Becomes Waterstreet, Which Turns Left. Thursday, Ap 7:00 p.m ril 7th a Heydenshore Pavilion Whitby Sponsored by: Clatington This Week Pickering Whitby Oshawa �' H . #401 Vi o t. m Heydenshore Paw ion Waterstreet 1% Lake Ontario °��This Week ftws Advertiser ft �y y��WA ovQy O '3 � Z o 6G�<vERS% N*-" x.. - - - - ' - ' . - - • ' OSHAWA THIS WEEVJAJAX NEWS ABV&TISER, March 18,1994/BEST HOMES, Mirth 19,194 PAGE 15 ' N4IrW Ho aea sad Iaterlors gy co e� o e 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 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 topics every two weeks. To advertise call New Nomas A lnterlors at 579.4404 or Tor. (906) 7118-7672 from daily pressures and hectic routines. As a result, home gyms, solariums, special recreation rooms and hot tubs are becoming standard features of many homes. To enhance your home and make it more of a sanctuary, there are many relatively simple things you can do — such as altering or changing the lighting, choosing new decor, painting, wallpapering or adding new decorative touches. Or, if your budget is more extensive, you may wish to carry out more elaborate plans in making your home more of the "perfect getaway." For instance, if you are a fitness enthusi- ast but would prefer to skip the health -club scene and work out at your leisure in the privacy of your own home, you may wish to convert an existing room of your home into an exercise area or "home gym." Now that personal fitness equipment is more accessible and reasonably priced. many fitness enthusiasts who used to seek recreation away from home are now installing their own equipment. Many homeowners are also installing items like saunas or hot tubs to help them unwind after a workout or a hectic say at the office. Units are available in a variety of sizes, shapes and price ranges. If you lack space but would like to enjoy the comforts of a home spa, you may wish to simply replace your bathtub with a new one, complete with built-in whirlpool jets. 'These dual-purpose units conserve space and provide a viable alternative to conven- tional hot tubs. You can also purchase light, portable tub jet units (which you can remove after using) for your existing bath- tub. If your hobbies include gardening and enjoying the outdoors, you may want to build a solarium to 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 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. It' you enjoy certain hobbies, then you may want to consider creating a special hobby or work area. You can incorporate a special area into an existing room, or you might want to consider building an extra room. Some homeowners have successfully turned their garages into customized work areas. However, if you plan to use garage or attic space during the winter, you should consider insiallin-, insulation. Whatever you decide to do, make sure you plan thoroughly first. It*s essential to make sure your particular project will not exceed your budget limitations. Get two or three quotes if you are haying any renova- tion work done. It is also important to get input from the rest of your family, since they will be affected by any changes which you make. Make it an undertaking that everyone can participate in and enjoy. 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