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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_10_05t„ �. 1 1 • 111 / i 1 / , 1 . 1 • t / 1 �,�,• t 1 • 1 4A A l t.t I Na ' III* �u 01M PIE M Illkl N 0^11 00111MIlLwaumn Vim • � 17' � M7 '•� =rood banks need your aid Page A9 E ra- mw Hawk lands for local gig i Page A24 • PCd New RAI R Opp Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1994 48 pages A Metroland Community Newsp r ♦ CRIME Dead man ` good kid' By SAL BONINIARITO STAFF REPORTER AJ AX — "l cneol a lot last night." That was the statement from Durham Sport -Shooters Club member and instructor Bob Swift hours after fellow club member Nor- man Chow, 27, of Scar- borough, was shot to death Monday after- noon at the Firearm Train- ing Ranges on Bob Swift Barr Rd. here. "It really hit me about 7 p.m.," says Mr. Swift, who lives about a mile from the pri- vately -run shooting range, which is home to the 400 -mem- ber club. Mr. Swift was driving by the range in an industrial area just south of Bayly St. and west of Monarch Ave. Monday after- noon when he saw several See VICTIM. -Page A4 Inside Maw wwws Editorial .........................Ab Entertainrnent............... U 4 Sports...........................A27 Classified ......................A32 Plum lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 hAoSource 683-7040 The New Advertiser reglu- lady Uses recycled jmewsprint 93t+7tGST =$1 1 t'i K tr. t� i A �l MI FIREARM TRAINING RA ,'.�� QwAV CWIFy =�('5�:686-2135 -� WEEd.KDAYS X395 WNCH 8PEpAt-S, LLao Dine In only iser n 37,500 Vol. 113 No. 40 �A BAD DREAM' Slain shooting range worker filling in for ailing co-owner Y f' By SAL BONINIARITO STAFF REPORTER K AJAX — A shooting range employee murdered �1onday afternoon was tilling in at the last-minute for an ailing co-owner. Norman Chow, 27, of Scarborough, who worked part-time at Firearm Training Ranges on Barr Rd., was called in because co-owner and Toronto resident Kiki Koumbis felt ill. 1 was sick that day and couldn't go," says Mrs. Koumbis, who's owned and operated the shooting range along with her husband George for the last two -and -a -half years. "Norman was called in and he said 'I'm going to do it for you because you have a cold' " says Mrs. Koumbis. "It's like a bad dream. It's very hard. It's something you don't expect. There's no way you could ever expect something like that" See RANGE...Page A4 Durham Regional Police swoop down on Firearm Tram Ranges on Barr Rd in Ajax Monday afternoon to investigate the mtrder of pert -time employee Norman Chow. phoft by Andrew Iwnfi Arsiu ♦ NUCLEAR POWER Town council backs nuclear plant review By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Town council has thrown its support behind the push for a public envi- ronmental review of the Pickering Nuclear Gen- erating Station. That could force the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) of Cana- da to ask the federal Minister of the Environ- ment to order an envi- W ronmental bearing on the sr Dec. 3.1, 1994, says Durham Nuclear Awareness (DNA), a local citizens' group which lob- bies for nuclear -safety. The motion passed by Town council Monday night notes that under AECB rules a review may be held on the basis of public concern about a facility, or new informa- tion about the safety of its operation. It notes ice new information has MW been revealed on the lev- plant before renewing its els of tritium released by two-year licence, which expires the plant, the lack of a second fast shutdown system for the Picker- ing A station, and 'other mat- ters". In urging his council col- leagues to support the motion, Ward I councillor .� Maurice Brenner, main- tained it would be "in the best interest of the com- munity" to give the pub- lic an opportunity to ask 'questions about the plant = a and have it reviewed by a "new oral and impartial" panel. Several councillors who sup- ported the review took care to note they themselves feel safe in Pickering and don't worry about the nuclear plant. They said the review was necessary to make sure everyone feels safe. N"I think council has probably _� sensed that the tide of public opinion is turning 0 on the nuclear issue and that people are increasing- ly concerned," DNA spokesman Dave Martin said Tuesday. 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(Pipes are usually dis- "This internal stress concentra- connected at the house rather than at tion, coupled with external loading P A �.. ..,. �. it;•D �t�E>d;�'�+blt���lf(�tit�iDll;�lMrq frost heaving in a prolonged spell of vation and to make it easier to +1 1 . ►• 1Lkru ► r r� ;-, .�. ii'ttr t catastrophic failure of the pipe by a Town manager Tim Sheffield brittle, cleavage fracture," states the said the Town is checking building McMaster investigators. permit records to see if other homes Roti in the area (many of which were I:r MARIANNE TAKACS with mechanical equipment to take measures to locate underground ;gas can usually be detected by the was probably not suspected by the the same kind of reconstruction as SrAffREP RM locate any underground• gas pipelines before excavation may be "rotten egg" smell of the additive residents because the home had its records on homes, if the owners 1WKERING _ poor construe- pipelines before they excavate." fined up to $25,000 and/or impris- put into it to give it an easily- been disconnected. any time in preparation for excava- tion work about 13 years earlier An extensive examination by the oned up to one year. detectable odor. In this case, some- The Town has written a letter to would be to dig them up, and that probably set off a "tlni9ue" chain of Institute for Materials Research at Tim Moore, the Town's chief one had noticed an odor earlier in all area residents informing them of Mr. Davies said it was unlikely events that led to last winter's natur- McMaster University found the pipe building official, noted that it may the day but did not call the gas corn- the results of the fire marshal's tractor not to report damaging a al gas explosion on Marksbury Rd. had "suffered severe impact and not have occurred to the owner to pany. Again, it was noted a gas leak investigation. that killed one woman, demolished her home and damaged neighboring houses. 'That's the conclusion Consumers Gas and Town officials have come to based on the report by the Ontario Fine Marshal's office. "I don't know of a circumstance like this ever happening before," Durham Region Consumers Gas general manager Paddy Davies said at a press conference Monday when the report as released. The blast, around 8:20 p.m. Feb. 11, killed the only person at home at 535 Marksbury Rd. at the time — 53 -year-old Celia Deam. The force of the explosion also shifted the house next door off its foundation and forced the evacuation of dozens of nearby homes. According to the fire marshal's report, the natural gas pipeline to the house, which had been disconnected in 19764 was damaged several years before the explosion. Consumers Gas and Town offi- cials said the severity of the damage suggests it was hit by heavy equip- ment during the excavation of a basement for the home. -mere is no record of the pipe being damaged, but Town records indicate a build- ing permit was taken out in 1981 for the reconstruction work. "We have no record of anyone calling us to locate the (gas lines) there," said Mr. Davies. ` lbere is a requirement for anybody who digs ALL AGES - ALL LEVELS Professional Instruction on piano • drums • vocal • guitar and woodwind bending damage" which ruptured have the pipes located because the the protective coating around it and house was no longer connected for exposed it to corrosion. natural gas. (Pipes are usually dis- "This internal stress concentra- connected at the house rather than at tion, coupled with external loading the connection to the main line on stresses on the pipe associated with the street to avoid the need for exca- frost heaving in a prolonged spell of vation and to make it easier to severe cold weather at the time of reconnect if a new homeowner the incident, led to the sudden and wants to go back on gas.) catastrophic failure of the pipe by a Town manager Tim Sheffield brittle, cleavage fracture," states the said the Town is checking building McMaster investigators. permit records to see if other homes The fire marshal's report con- in the area (many of which were eludes the pressurized gas escaping originally cottage -type dwellings from the fractured pipe leaked into built on piers) may have undergone the house through the weeping tiles the same kind of reconstruction as around its foundation footings. the one that exploded. Mr. Davies "The house was filled with gas said Consumers Gas would check and was within the explosive range its records on homes, if the owners when an ignition source was intro- request it, to see whether the compa- duced," states the re". `"The igni- ny was called out to locate pipes at tion source could not be ascer- any time in preparation for excava- tained." tion. He noted, however, that the Consumers Gas and Town of6- only way to check lines for damage cials maintained the damage was so would be to dig them up, and that severe that whoever did the work Consumers Gas would deal with must have noticed at the time. The each case "individually". permit for the reconstruction was Mr. Davies said it was unlikely taken out by the home owner, but it such a case would arise again, since is not known who actually did the it was extremely unusual for a con - work. 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But they're not ruling out the possibility that the two incidents may be ; connected. "We have to look at everything," says Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. Police are still searching for a Picker- ing man whose vehicle was used as the getaway car in the Oshawa gun shop murder and robbery. Kenneth Thomas of Moore - lands Cres., a 55 -year-old self- employed carpenter, went miss- ing the day of the gun -store slaying. Police think Mr. Thomas met with foul play, although he can't be ruled out as a suspect until he is found. Mrs. Koumbis says she and her husband were concerned following Mr. Pardy's murder, but never thought it would hap- pen at their shooting range. "It's a club. You can't go through there that easily. You just can't walk in like that," she says. Air. Koumbis notes the guns kept at the shooting range dur- ing the day were only sold to members of the Durham Sport - Shooters Gun Club, who used the shooting range as their headquarters. Anyone who enters the building has to be let in from the inside through a locked door which has a two-way mirror, according to club member Bob Swift. Mr. Swift says guns were kept in a display case during the day and locked in a safe at night. He estimates around 20 handguns and 20 rifles and shotguns were kept on display in the small gun shop during the day. "I think they got robbed. And if they did. Staff Sgt. somebody got away with Sandy Ryrie a big haul," Mr. Swift says. The shooting range is in an industrial area just south of Bayly St. and west of Monarch Ave. Mr. Chow was found inside the building by a gun club member who was asked to check on the employee around 3 p.m. by Mr. Koumbis. The victim's red Honda Civic was in the parking lot out- side the building. Mr. Chow's body was taken to Toronto for a post-mortem examination. Meanwhile, foren- sic specialists continued to comb the Ajax building for clues. The shooting range was reg- ularly used by both on -duty and off-duty police officers as well as 400 gun club members. i Victim 'really friendly": pal FROM PAGE Al t nsure their they lived 'ust in,, police cruisers and ambulance attendants outside the grey brick building which houses the firing ranges and where firearms, including handguns and rifles, are stored. After spotting Mr. Chow's red Honda Civic parked outside the building, Mr. Swift realized the worst had happened: one of his fellow club members had been shot. "They didn't have to shoot him, he was a good kid," says Mr. Swift, 45, a Bell Canada employ- ee. "Norm was a _ood head. He was really friendly. "Ile was a student -type. lie wanted to be an engineer. He was the nice, quiet type. Mr. Swift says he left another gun club and joined the Barr Rd. facility about a year ago because of its conve- nient location. Mr. Chow was a part-time employee at the shooting range, which also sold guns to individu- als interested in pursuing the sport. A certified instructor with the Ontario Handgun Association, Mr. Swift and Mr. Chow often practised their marksmanship together at the range. "Ile knew a lot about guns and how to handle them. Ile shot in two competitive leagues and he also shot at the Toronto Revolver Club." Mr. Swift says. Mr. Swift hasn't had time to gauge reaction to the shooting among fellow gun club members. But he acknowledges the status quo will be difficult to maintain after the incident. "Personally, I don't know if 1 want to go in that range. But I'm not going to stop shooting com- petitively.- The possibility of theft was first and foremost in the minds of Sun club members. who took extra pr cautions o e , ) ase tt gets out. firearms were always secured, Mr. We're afraid of thefts happening Swift adds. 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Mr. Ryan commits himself to a three-point election platform: cut- ting red tape, bureaucracy and waste; ensuring a safe and secure community; and developing an economic strategy that creates jobs in Pickering. "It's time to change the approach of local govern- 'nwa ment to be more respon- sive to the community and the tax- payer," says Dave Ryan Mr. Ryan. "As Pickering grows, we need to make sure we get the maximum benefit from every tax dollar. I believe that co- operation between the various lev- els of government will reduce costs and demonstrate good man- agement. "if we are to ensure we main- tain the standard of living we enjoy today, local government must show leadership in attracting new business and industry to Pickering," continues the candi- date. "My approach recognizes that we are at a critical time in our town. We need to bring about pos- itive change in order to secure a future we all want." Mr. Ryan is at, executive mem- ber of Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environ - mot, co-founder and president of the Rouge Valley Community Association, founder of the Pick- ering Waste Reduction Commit- tee, past chairman of the Mayor's Citizens' Task Force Against Dumps, and via -chairman of the Pickering Philharmonic Orchestra Board. He works as a manager at IBM. asked the judge to grant his client a suspended sentence on the manslaughter charge, instead of a prison term, because of the "unique" circumstances surround- ing the case. The suspended sentence "is unique in the sense that a suspended sentence is rarely imposed," Mr. O'Brien says. "But it was warranted because it was a tragic set of cir- cumstances." Court was told that Ms. Mohamed gave birth on Nov. 8 in the bathroom of her parents' Peb- blestone Cres. home. She was later discovered by her parents who called for help. When emergency crews arrived, they found the infant face -down in the toilet bowl. 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Share alike What would you do if you went into your cup- board for a bite to eat, only to discover the cupboard was bare? For many people in our communities -- too many people -- that is a daily occurrence. That's why St. Paul' -on -the -Hill Anglican Church in Pickering and the local Salvation Army are mounting Thanksgiv- ing food drives to put food on the table for the less fortunate. And they are calling on you to help others get a leg up so they can help themselves. As you break bread with others this coming Thanksgiving weekend, take a moment to remember others who won't be sharing turkey and all the trim - minim And take a few moments more in the coming days and weeks to set aside food for people with empty cupboards and empty stomachs. For those of us who haven't had to turn to food banks for sustenance, it's not a lot to ask. Simply drop off your non-perishable food items at local fire halls and selected grocery stores (see the story in today's News Advertiser on Page A9). And a little from each and every one of us can add up to a lot of food for the people who need it. Take this opportunity to make a difference -- in your life and in someone else's. It will bring to life the spirit of Thanksgiving, and make the holiday just a little brighter for someone you don't even know. Lt�S�W R rm To TtIE NEWS s A>3vERTts>:tt, I30 Co+tMERctAI. Avl:., AJAX, L 1 S 21-1-5 OR FAX us AT 6R3-7363 ♦ POLITICS I \�/�JAAl����w ■w■ ■ Let's see you do better! To the editor: Never before have I read such a "steaming pile" of cynical self- righteous crap as that published in the Sunday, Sept. 25. 1994 News Advertiser entitled "Beware the Steaming Piles: It's Election Time". I don't like politics anymore than the next guy, however, I have come to believe that many residents give heart and soul to a community. Many run volunteer programs, start programs at the hospitals and get involved in school and library programs. These are, in many cases, the same people who care enough to run for election, to make changes and improvements. There are "Mario Gentiles" around, but I believe strongly that they arc in the minority. If you believe all politicians are so slimy and deceitful, why don't you run for Mayor and change it all" Or would you sud- denly become corrupt overnight:' Either you believe only slime - balls run for office or they are quickly converted from caring citizens. Have you ever looked into the background of these trustees or councillors? It would appear not. I, for one. will be happy to Place my vote in Pickering and feel lucky to know I have a choice. David Cartwright Pickering .�.. w.sIM.YY�•:a , ' . -.a, . ,., X A . _.r'�.F.W:'i::f:ii.. 'v� A Of p� * AO+� Town of Pickering (905) 420N,2222 (905) 683.2160-ILI ,*k A "POWER OF ATTORNEY" INFORMATION SESSION at the Pickering Central Library on October 6th at 7:30 p.m. • A local lawyer will discuss both "Powers of Attorney" for personal care and "Continuing Powers of Attorney" for property and the recent proposed legislation affecting these types of documents. • A question and answer period will allow people to ask specific questions on these topics. Some handouts 'r will be available. To register for this FREE Pickering Publicprogram, call 831-6265, Libras' extension 243. 1994 .%IUNICIPAL ELECTIONS NOMINATIONS NOTICE TO THE Nit'NICIPAL ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING TAKE NOTICE: that persons may he nr.mmawd as .4ndidaies 1n an election between 9 0 a in and 5 fp p.m. on nomination day. Friday. October 1.1. 199.1, but nothing in section 38 of the ,lftrnicrpal EkertonsAcr, prevents a person from tiling a nomination papa with the Clerk during normal office hows daring the period from Tuesday. October 11. 1"4 to Thursday, October 13. 1994 tnclasive immediately preceding mnmmatnon day OFFICES FOR WHICH PERSONS MAY BE NOMINATED !Haver Puhll. Schss l T,ust�e Ward 1 Regional Councillor ward 1 Public School Trustee Ward 2 kegwnal Councillor Ward 2 Public School Trustee Ward 3 Regional Cc>vaalkx Ward 3 Separate School Trustee (3 to be elected) Local Councillor Ward I french Speaking Separate School Trasiee L,aal Councillor Ward 2 L, -.A Counclum Ward 3 FURTHER TAKE %0T1C.'E that the manner is which nomioatiom shall be filed m set forth to Section 19 ,•t the Hantripal Elections Act Nomtration forms and full parueular% of pn,caitres Io he followed may be obtattlod from the umlcrsigued. Wilicre more canddaws, are nominated and have male the requa d declarations, for election to an office, than the amber required to fill the said offxe, notice of the time for the holding of ;he poll, including the Advance Poll., and notice of the last day for making application for a .cnefipte to vote by proxy will he giveu immediately. AND FU RTHF.R TAKE NOTICE. that there. at 5:00 p in, on Mayday. October 17. 1994. the numhcr of cardldates for An office who Have barn u urinated and have not withdrawn under subsection 42 (1) is uta sufficient to fill the number of vacancies to which candidates ma} be elected, sub*tioa 43 (1) respecting acclamation applies to those candidates. On Wedne%day. October 19, 1994.1011,lwing mominatiol day, the ckrk may, between the bourn of )Warn and .S (9) pin., rccciw and certify additional nominations fox the remaining vacancies tit the office in resptxt of which that: was an insufficient number of catldidales and the pro%mions of subsections 40 (S) ad 42 (1) apply with mxcssaty modifications. O:IYEN UNDER MY HAND THLS SrH DAY OFO CTO BER. 1994 Bruce Taylor. AMC -T. CMM Town Clerk PRM?MON WEEK itsSt Savi I U moke Abu 0000� Only a smoke alarm can sage your cited M ON October 9•iS �• ®,_ .. 1994 A Meaeage from your Fire Department For more Information call Fire Prevention 839-4835 krh Dnvtbnw Asana T IUNKSGIVING DAY _r Cornpostabb Yard Was* nnlerials ail W cclecbd Mom t so � 4� thban part d Tarot. (Mint are. sotAh d Conoessial Road 31. Mom April 18. 1%W November ALL TOWN OF PICKERING b 28, 1944. During urs Period. cargos' ' ' i Yard Whsl% will be e°lec$ed only on the '°'°a'g FAC110 ILITIES ThIc mrtnhemhip includes the u.w if nietn"shi' This iimhersh,p Offen prepaid .yna,h Ind ,rc changercom wuh snuaw and whsrlptxnl. the Inness racquetball coon tee. a• wall as the u A -he room( and warm-up track. Swimming dtrin hlic memherchtp ehangereusms (with sauna and :tnd adds swim umrc w htrtl;x I i. the fitness n,nm anJ warm-u� •rel -nd 131�sin it"WesM Rales eri y Jurpublic and .,Jolt It swim periods. .Ad.N Atttt40Y.._ Resident Rye. 'k AdoFull 3 9 .Adult Anrs•al._.___.__...SM9.....$32 per.-Nio Ado:DasdmwAiuOwaL._.fl5s__$I3per month Adak VON 3nranlF___f157 Adak Dai 3 montis.___.f 6x Adu t Daytiate :\ttmal..._f2rHk._.S'1' pm rose nb 99 Advil Dow 3 mmwbs_.._._.silo '\� )tembr }'mlh:Arn40rd_____.__5163.._.fll prr n"mth t or f i has b be free of mefY, food rteafe o oMrr garbage.ge. K FIRE SERVICES ES : • • •Arn40ab %fetnberslu I',cka,ny's south .,rr rl m,hl.• •, purrha•;• a NVU L NOT BE AFFECTED e membership to use at the Health Ouh' Open is mwcesdd—pletion of the FIT. Club, yoab -The PF ,. .sur m••.• -, ,.�., �/ aged 13_17 will base octets to the health dull a nnezrdteFmp. The losauen bass Otters pre -pax &� a�� p7:00 the raaowlse tines: fen ms. Squash and kacquetball. r \O court !teal. Tuesday, October 18, Tuesday. November 22 Tuesday, December 20 M.nd.y to Friday:6 a.m.-7 p m �Ic•o Jacmw me of nwffAxrship etusgeru,ma atth This is a legal clinic providing free legal services to low income residents of Durham Legion who%lots Sattrrdav and Sunday: 7 intp.tu. -u" And whirlpool. the fasm room And and aarrrvttp most certain finsindal guidelines. On stall are RrsYeM Ra1ea pack, swsmemag donne public and adult -rim lawyers and community legal workers who are trained in the dirk's areas of law including Landlord and Tenant fent Review. Workers Aar40ai j99.T,e.__.f9 per swrtatb 'rands. to test and eyalwuo SIGN UP AT RECEPTION •kaa ar nde thrixan pudic skawg Benefits, etc. L"M clhle 905.728-79211 FMNM K!01�11 CALL 831,111 683 ar.22 .rxosrol,- e011act eMls • • Residewt Rates �I••mht. run, Ih�, n,.•mtw•r .h,t ;n. Ii.lr. �n.. i..- Jit. mfr. -noir Adui Aewsl_._�___.f777.__f/i per llyrt40h .n.altetwwa arJ,.oust .•J aloe y,...d, we .0 1t r Adak VON 3 t.rwrlts____$31)tl truss room r d vertu -up track. srimmag Janna padre sad aduh Frim utne, Plus pre -prod tour, fres .AduM mmeh /♦\ f'. 2 RAmcqoelbrll Courts )duh fins, 3ttsroaahs_.___f215 PIWJit n.unr haota.ssn Rr.ideaow gar. ir,rtarb.Arw40a1 _....__..._._f7RJ._..SSa prnr O& 1,m& 3 talnaM+...___5115 Adds.Amatil $320__.32'• W—.011 •AuralAls Ad" Fug 3 _(131 c a— I94__.f15 prr,tsnwab AMt Dy 3 ar nth• f 74:1-- ' * _ . . . Yrab Ainvow (121_(19 per twaea► �..n .w.... .m we.nl.. 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Irhd,.. , s nt . rip p m tan arms hoaktao, I+ i,—h 4 00 p_-vo0 p s -3111: a-66.0 Rimes rerekta• Ilia at..,,stat. 11r /r Ari A40sw1 SW —430 per tw.ww\ Aai per --ad, Adur FUN ! 40 06 sial kd.0 F.a it m.wea.-__fn• Arlt ttuyliae per m.nA scan 0-0— L__Slel _s1e p.r rr.wsk Ari tiny 3 r11sn40h• • r9 .%.b" D— _1k rwelw____S 14 YraO Aastsaa _5t2+__-511 per wsr.tn► Y.wek kOnOnN.—___..--S vS..._.f* rer...rrs, YraY 3 W -10010—S.46 C •kmtwl •knw.W \1rtwMeaN �n� 'CALL. 831 -17 11 in o NOTICE T FACILITY CLOSURES MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1994 * YARD WASTE COLLECTION T IUNKSGIVING DAY Cornpostabb Yard Was* nnlerials ail W cclecbd Mom t so � 4� thban part d Tarot. (Mint are. sotAh d Conoessial Road 31. Mom April 18. 1%W November ALL TOWN OF PICKERING b 28, 1944. During urs Period. cargos' ' ' i Yard Whsl% will be e°lec$ed only on the '°'°a'g FAC110 ILITIES ,rc ON 20 71 will a A Fab Isaf caNecfon will be 'raided in the flwdebl d WII.L BE CLOSED claremoet Graeneow, &WOM. Gfwmwr and vw&lale on Mie Madrys in Almefnbs. Dx hep Isave ll haw and garden lines brardsc. hedge tl.t%%.nge and glare eippiflgi;• Do Fol indlld% A j T PI G TRANSIT 1 iarar � SIT s" of sod. DW Place in d%r pYshc begs, buelld Markets, nd4slistripans, open trash cars « Ned inb mersgeebl% ta.rlee BUS SERVICES 'k not longer Man 1 metre n Iwol. D% not build% using WILL NOT OPERATE 790 al's. an Ms above noted Madayik irMo gwnftnbund aeiotlon not lane Mawr 29 bg 150 be i a inb bnatd%% not lager Man 1 • NOTE. AGENCY 1111lesualbelt. Yard t or f i has b be free of mefY, food rteafe o oMrr garbage.ge. K FIRE SERVICES ES you Mn MIN questions regardlg 96 plegral, oep.rhaelll,I na,ao a tis ma DoPu `°" �' Town a "�` �''" NVU L NOT BE AFFECTED DURHAM COMMUNITY LEGAL CLINIC #41114lowP93MRM NaittiB RECREATION COMFIER at the �fW#G Please note row time Thursday, October 6 &� a�� p7:00 P.m. �c Tuesday, October 18, Tuesday. November 22 Tuesday, December 20 ..enli Cf h -as � h01) ro �IiI�SS. This is a legal clinic providing free legal services to low income residents of Durham Legion who%lots - aw p'[tON y most certain finsindal guidelines. On stall are �t s py e41NPi11ellt T lawyers and community legal workers who are trained in the dirk's areas of law including Landlord and Tenant fent Review. Workers r` se y T en Compensation. Unemployment Insurance, Family SIGN UP AT RECEPTION �Ic Benefits, etc. L"M clhle 905.728-79211 FMNM K!01�11 CALL 831,111 683 ar.22 )K e011act eMls _j its 1''i ]'I 'f t:.(0,4 J* ­j fi>Rl1•'IWW_M­ WDV6,2100, w- _f7C 7 -4, j j—. Y F i 0're 4r# FtA4 a('% • L( rx 'jqj from 7 to 9 p. ..... . a Oct 19* AX -PICKERING YS Ott Tickets'are arortor . W1-a The ne and cheese social willm rme Uitstei of lntctn�onal Trade Roy150 per couple, and 'Obed. S is guest speaker at an :..:be held at the Regalis Fine Restau 8386 or -6284, 3 .......... ......... Ontano Riding Federal Liberal Asso- t in The Pickeri by calling 427 ng Corporate Cen 27. Tax receipts am aVailable tL eraimna raiser :..ciation fund-raising event Wednes. .:�:.tre, 1305 Pickering Parkway, Picker- 686-47 NUMBER ONE SELLING CAR IN CANADA CHEVROLET CAVAUER A=� '� # rW tk OLDSMOBILE ACHIEVA Uftu METRO CHEW S -SERIES LONGEST LASTING MOST DEPENDABLE TRUCK LOWEST PRICED CONVERTIBLE IN CANADA LVI �11'p )SWOBILE EJQHff EIGHT %Vn W smmicalf ;WT PW119VICUL" UIEU PLD45AIUBILE DEALERS ./...4WLVW_6 -O -ONO Mraw THE NEWS ADVEWISM WED, OChOSBR 41qV#.hMG9M Food banks'-9'he1v&,,-a1mmt,h,,,r � J _num � " rwM- AJAX-PICKERING — The shelves at local food banks are to stock them. Your help is heeded The local Salvation Army and St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Anglican Church in Pickering are both running Thanksgiving food drives to help needy families in this area. Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army captain Doug Butt says, "There's an urgent need for food. Our shelves are just about bare. Please help us to stock our shelves to help the needy. It's not only until Thanksgiving, but until the Christmas drives starts." Neither the Ajax -Pickering Sal- vation Army nor the St. Paul's be left at Pickering fire hails, LOEB receive food from the Daily Bread Glendale, Bay Ridges IGA, the Food Bank. SuperCentre in Pickering or Food Non-perishable items sought by City in Ajax. local food banks include baby for- Items for the Salvation Army mula, powdered milk, canned fruits, campaign can be dropped off at vegetables, meats or stews, macs- Ajax fire halls or at the Sally Ann's roni and cheese, peanut butter, jams Family Services Centre, 43 Station or jellies, soup, pasta and sauces. St., Ajax, between 9 am. and 5 pm. The local Salvation Army helps weekdays. about 130 families each month JAMES R. YANCH while the St Paul's food bank has assisted 1,000 people in a month. —.�,AW— , - �� .a►-"— �— The St. Paul's drive continues till Monday while the Salvation Army campaign runs to Oct. 17. Food for the St. Paul's drive can ` Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA �, ) 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 " COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & evening appointments available. FREE initial consultation. JAMES R. YANCH Family Fitness Day at National Sports Premier Health Club and Mademoiselle Spa in co- operation with National Sports Centre Practice Amusement Centre in Pickering held a Family Fitness Celebration Day on Saturday Sept. 24th. There were aerobics demonstrations, kiddie fit classes, free batting instruction, as well as a Reebok stepper competition for a $1 entry fee and a special Mademoiselle/ Premier Health Club Membership offer with fees from both being donated to the Jennifer Ashleigh • Foundation which assists children with chronic and - terminal illnesses with special • needs, medical expenses and • children's wishes. 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Although officials with the provincial NDP will not confirm the rumors, many people close to the much-needed facility say it won't be long before the government announces Oshawa as host site for the proposed S40- million centre. The Durham Region District Health Council (DRDHC) supported Durham Region as host site for the C== treatment facility at an execu- tive meeting Sept. 28. "Tice council supported the loca- tion of Durham Region to meet the needs of having a cancer treatment radiation facility closer to home," reports Lynda Hessey, executive director of the DRDHC. The council's letter of support will be sent to the Ministry of Health, which has asked for input from the district health councils of Durham York and Peel. As the final pieces of the puzzle ��� I jIURING RADIAL 70 ()FF fail into place, many people have hinted at an upcoming announce- ment. One of those is Sylvia Blomme, spokesperson for Citizens for a Can- cer Centre. "The closest hint I've heard is that we are expecting an aru==- ment at the end of the month-" Although provincial politicians won't confirm a date, a decision should come shortly, says Durham MPP Cad Wlilk "I think it's coming." says Mr. Mills. "I don't think it takes weeks or months to make a final decision once the district health councils have made their input." ROYAL BANK During these extended hours we will LOW provide the full range of banking services 959 Westney Rd. S. with cash available only through our Ajax, Ontario Personal Touch Banking Machines. 905-683-1321 P155/80813 79S8699 To avoid interruption in service please Important Notice to Our Clients ensure your banking machine card is active Effective October 1A 1994 and your personal security code is 59.99 activated. We are extending our bours 100.99 of business: Our staff are here to assist you. 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DURHAM — Color photographs mounted on a You do large display in the public school board's new will translate education centre in Whitby show smiling students to find out h in their classrooms during an average school day. and how the The photographs could have been taken in To illustr classrooms in Oshawa. Whitby or Pickering. But examination the pictures were actually taken in classrooms evaluate stu thousands of kilometres from Durham Region. determine "t A familiar figure in the photographs provides limited o the only clue as to their origin. You le That familiar figure is Durham Board of circumstanc Education director Pauline Laing, who spent 79 reflect on w days this summer touring classrooms in six systems.' countries - including the Netherlands, Australia, At the sa England, the United States, Japan and China. `You learn what "it was exhausting and people with different exhilarating all at once." says Ms. Circumstances do to Laing, who took an educational Leave from the school board to take meet their needs.' the trip. "I was meeting dozens of people However. each day." Despite the many differences in the way ideas that co students are taught in different countries of the In U.S. world, their are also many similarities, says Ms. Michigan, e Laing, who met educators, students and parents in have long be the various countries she visited. Ontario as w "All of us are in a reflective mood about California education," she says. "We all have a different piece schools legis of the puzzle we have to add to make sure our establish the children get what they need. Education is very In much a global issue." run by stude For example, in Japan, where the emphasis is on saw how fundamentals — an aspect which Canadian schools community are striving to improve — educators are grappling Ms Laing with how to teach their students to think for book form themselves administrato "In Japan, it's still very much 'Can you pass the The boo exam?' There's no question the fundamental math places I saw. curriculum is accelerated in Japan. The Japanese Durham edu are also trying to encourage individual thought. In experiences. Canada, we're asking `How do we ensure fundamentals are established alongside individual thought?'" One area where Canada is ahead of Japan is in the use of computers as educational tools, Ms. Laing learned. "The Japanese are very interested in how we're using computers in education. We utilize technology much more in our schools because we have a system geared to i .. individual learning. The computer is a tool." In places like China, a communist country with limited resources and a Ms. Laing talks with a gro n t go to China to get specific ideas that into the Durham board. You go there ow a culture thinks about education y grapple with their problems." ate the point, Ms. Laing says s are used in China, not merely to dents as is the case in Canada, but to hat portion of students who will get the pportunities which arc available. am what people with different es do to meet their needs. It makes us hat it is we have in our education me time, Chinese educators were very eager to learn about things being done in Canadian school boards. ..I visited the Beijing board of education and met with their director of policy. He wanted to talk about school and teacher appraisal. He said 'Could you send me what you're doing'.'" Ms. Laing also brought back a lot of uld benefit the Durham hoard. states such as California, Missouri and ducators have implemented ideas that en talked about by educators in ays of improving their system. , for example, has introduced charter lation, which allows schools to it own rules of operation. Kansas, Ms. Laing visited a miniature town nt entrepreneurs. And in Michigan, she school districts are working with groups to improve their systems. has compiled her experiences into which will be distributed to teachers and rs throughout Durham. k includes 39 little vignettes about I'm hoping to share this material with Gators so they'll be able to share my 11 up of high school students. r. rt.) r'-,ra R ,", : v, rioe fn.:z cit 1- tr. w; )o F .is � 1- r - --- - 1-1 ,Q411611 time fil get __ on voters' list for civic election PICKERING — All readv to vote in the Nov. 14 municipal election? That's when Pickering residents will be selecting their mayor. councillors and school board trustees for a new three-year term of office. But if you .re not on the voters' list which has already been compiled, there are things you'll have to do in order to be able to cast a ballot on election day. If you're not sure you're on the list (and you may not be if you've moved into or within Pickering since the last election in 1991). it's available for checking at Town hall or the Pickering Central Library. both at One The Esplanade, or the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Vallev Farm Rd. To be eligible to cast a ballot in Pickering, you must be a resident of the town or a non-resident owner or tenant of land in the municipality. or the spouse of such a non-resident owner or tenant, and you must be a Canadian citizen who is at least IS years old on Nov. 14. You can add your name to the list or make corrections to it until Friday, Oct. 14 by filling out an application at the clerk's department at Town hall, between 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Or you can phone the department (4?0-461 1) and ask to have the application mailed to you. Anyone can pick up a form for anyone else, but it must be completed and signed by the person whose name is to be on the list. Voter notification cards are being mailed to each eligible voter around the end of October. showing where they must go to cast ballots. You dont have to have the card to vote and you can call the Town to find out where your polling station is. But it you dont get one you might want to check into it. After Oct. 14. if you're still not on the list. You can go to the clerks office at Town hall and get a clerk's certificate to vote. It you procrastinate until election day or thought you were on the list but find out vou're not. you can still vote by going to your polling station and swearing out a note before the deputy returning officer that you are an eligible voter. Relying on the latter method is not recommended. however. since it creates delays and you may have to wait for the officer to have time to deal with you. If you can't make it to the polls on election day between 10 a.m. and K P.M. you can vote at either of the advance polls to be held Saturday. No,.. '7 and Wednesday. Noy. 9 at the Pickering Recreation Complex. from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Or. you can vote by proxy by filling out and signing a form available at Town hall, which then has to he signed at the clerk's office by the person who will be voting on your behalf. Get the real stuff forst at Champs Sports The staff at Champs Sports are trained and ready to serve. They're also celebrating the opening of the company's 36th store which is located at the Pickering Town Centre. The store carries a wide variety of sports equipment, athletic clothing and footwear as well as accessories for men, women and children. You'll find top quality brands like Nike, Reebok, Russell, Champion, Starter, Brooks, Bauer and CCM and they won't be undersold either. Manager Mike Jubinville(centre wearing glasses) and his staff want you to know that service is their number one priority and your satisfaction Is their number one concern. Ph$ 420.9714 for more Information. „ •s,t: y.,�;f►p1 RTPING FRA Vili9 M� i�A•'�1�11�>�V�T1�`�d; AC7�R'I!; � f a • 4 Days of Shopping Mania! EATON'S SURPRISE DAYS 'excluding Cosn'*tics, Fragrances, Liz Claiborne tWaons and accessories for men and women, Jones New York tashions for women, Panasonic Gaoo televisions, Book Club. Coins and Stamps. 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Hearing Impaired (416) 343-2345 Opwnl Province urged to haltpsychiatric cutbacks By JOAN RANSBERRY While Whitby council makes its DURHAM STAFF formal appeal, hospital workers are DURHAM — Ontario health planning a rally in November, says minister Ruth Grier has been asked Ms. Gates. to reconsider budget cuts at Whitby Hospital workers will attend a Psychiatric Hospital, which could ung on Oct. 5 to further iron out hurt patients and stair alike. the response to the demands. The request canes from Whitby Whitby mayor Tom Edwards council members, who, along with says cutting close to $5 million from WPH employees were recently told the $44.5 -million operating budget the cuts could mean the closure of could have "a tremendous impact" 100 beds and the loss of between on the services at the hospital. 100 and 120 jobs at the hospital. The cuts constitute a 10.6 -per Joan Gates, president of the cent reduction from the 1993-94 Ontario Public Service Employees funding level, he points out. Union (OPSEU) Local 331, says In making its appeal, Whitby hospital workers are very pleased council is asking the Province to Whitby council has taken an interest reconsider the decision to reduce in the well-being of both the patients funding until community services and staff. are in place within the area served by LIQUIDATION SALE Folk, Art Paintings Fdk Art upphes , HERITAGE CRAFT STUI)IO INC 520 WESTNEY RD. S. UNIT 23 AJAX (905) 427 6666 20% OFF �= ALL FOLK ART SUPPLIES! I Many More In Store Specials Including Store Fixtures, Shelves, Display Walls etc. Stock Up for Fall Classes Now! ONTARIO JUNIOR CITIZENS Do you know one? Do you know a young person, aged 6 to 18 years, who is involved in worthwhile community service or a special person who is contributing, while living with a physical or psychological limitation? Do you know a .youth who has performed an act of heroism? The Ontario Conwnur ty Newspapers Association, with Bell Canada as the patron, is looking to recognize these 'good lads': the young people of our province who show a conirnilment tb making We better for others. To nominate an individual or a group of young people for the Ontario Junior (fin of the Year Award, "please corttar I this newspaper or the OCNA at 906-844- 0184. Nominations for this year's awards will be accepted until October 31, 1994. Every nominee will receive •a certdicalle and up to 12 individuals and one group we be the recipients of a plaque pmm tied by the .Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year lapel pin, $200 and a family portrait with the Lieutenant Govemor. NOMINATION FORMS - are available by contacting this community newspaper or OCNA at 905-844-0184 - 011lafl0 _ Bell WPH, which takes in patients from Durham, Northumberland, Peterbor- ough, Lindsay and York. "It's a massive area;" says Ms. Gates. "I don't understand how they can dump on patient services with- out putting something in place." Cuts in operating costs coincide with the $133 -million construction of a new hospital, slated to open in 1996 with approximately 325 beds. In a letter to Ms. Grier, Whitby town clerk Don McKay writes that community's Town council "is gravely concerned about the impact this budgetary reduction will have on services at the hospital, in particular, the number of patients (who) will be provided for within the service area Ms. Gates is asking that each without psychiatric support services municipality in the hospital's service being in place.' area follow Whitby council's lead. PODIATRIST, r Ronald J. Klein B.S.c., D.P.M. chalet. Wishes to Announce the Opening of his Practice i At the Pickering Medical Centre 11,S; Clenanna Rd. Ste. tQ10 Mas • Toa Ortbotio • ru tik.en.•. c.eee,ae _, Sports Mod j • Diabetic Fat, Com is alit m .�iimm'sFaa V* -;"f f swiss r chalet. 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Oak Sante one coleslaw • One Mtge Chalet sauce and four row' • Few 355 all saes of "Coca -Col Cbmk"a tiara peaces herottatheeitt` � valid. iia withaef ala vie No cob .ale. Tats eta va mid d ft a. lbea peaces carpe khm ae4iataa, va Viii i colla- 4111raed tinders Ilse with err odta ala No cath Vierues era %a wid a ' herd tadr = polhiptira btaidsm ieirend.ades lied oadlr a pnldpti to i inthet. &pit= na.e=tter G. 1"I &pit s Ibetaier 6.19!1 »w addle Wwwwwaskis eorea so tioWRta so tnna e1sr.90 ciom Rat song Iii• i0a i=i assts■ =1 ttittfi• I• f• t• f• t $ Half Side Rib $ 25 Chicken Its Dinner (n�s>� & SSooft Drink Ak Take-out) ' ($5.45 Each m Take -Out) One or two can dine. • one half rade of time or two ca thee. • Otte Rotisserie Barbecued Barbecued side Ribs • alt im of (ties or ria or Qua's ChKktt ' Choice of hies or ria or baked and • Chalet potato or sa Chalet salad or cokslarrhuce baked ptxalo or Chalet salad or cokslafr t coasted M1 • awke of my -cea"oh-a Iteoiect • Barbecue salla and toasted roll Flew pew= o@Wm Mfwe edniog. va vaid in combi- Meaot peaces cape Mice coin I S vol aid it ' ng" ural M aha oikr b crab air. Tues earn %ot slid comhia w heti car other olevo cab whr. Tues ealra on deirucd orders. (+and calf at peeidpWta hcarhats. va wild a deirned order. VdY calf at peYeipelad brielm %neaier k 19% bcathea. • -QcwC"b o lter'laetKr i. 1911 ., W0101" e .Nab mob d ........... A9a'a�S)4eDttiR#�LPOi .' ..id IateafOODOORRODtlrtti. � 1 •;�' Ste" y . :i _ _ .._ _--•-^-- - _.. .... . .. -- .- . ,..,yl:. - -- _ 5 : Yr MAGE 14 -A -IM NEM ADVMIIS04 QED, OCrODU S.19 % ♦ EDUCATION - New re ort p E3 Pilot program will provide specific information to parents about their children's progress DURHAM — A new and improved repot card for students in Grades 1 to 9 will make its debut in 21 Durham Board of Education schools this fall. Three secondary schools and 18 elementary schools have volun- teered to participate in the pilot pro- gram using the new report cards, designed to provide very specific cards being information to parents about their children's performance in class. Responses and recommendations from the schools will be considered and could result in further revi- sions before the new report cards are introduced into all Durham public schools beginning in September of 1995. "We've changed the report cards significantly in terms of evaluation of student per- fomancc " says Laura Elliott, board technical resources officer. The changes were made on the heels of the Ministry of Education and Training's Common Curricu- gcoded bAiax. PickennRykhoois to 9, students in Grades 7 to 9, as interim report and final report for well as administrators and trustees. both the regular English program Of the 4,000 surveys returned to and French immersion program. the board, most agreed report cards Public schools participating in should comment on social skills, the pilot program include Apple - work habits, skill development, a croft, Duffin Bay, Claremont and student's performance in relation to Lincoln Alexander in Ajax; and expectations, and attendance and Bayview Heights, Maple Ridge, Sir lateness. Draft report cards were John A. MacDonald and pure Ridge sent to schools for comment. The Secondary in Pickering; Athabasca, final versions are now ready for use. Grandview, Woodcre% South Sim - Three report cards will be in use Coe and Dr. FJ. Donevan Collegiate during the pilot: two covering the Institute in Oshawa; and R.A. Formative Years (Grades 1, 2 and 3, Hutchison, Ormiston and Palmer - and Grades 4.5 and 6) and one cov- ston Avenue in Whitby. erine the Transition Years (Grades Four elementary schools and one 7.8 and 9). high school from north Durham am They consist of a pmgrrcl. also participating. lum, which divides school subjects into four main areas: the arts, lan- guage, self and society, and mathe- matics, science and technology. The Common Curriculum 'V416, also promises improved accountability to parents through more specific information about what students have learned instead of what students have been taught. Last year. the board established a report card review committee com- prised of educators, parents and stu- dents. It gathered information from other boards and surveyed parents and teachers of student.,, in Grades 1 V DURHAM — Pet owners can take advantage of " lbe reason we do these rabies clinics is to .w& special low-cost rabies clinics being offered Saturday, irate dogs and pts that would otherwise never be vacci- -Oct. 15 from 1 to 3 p.m. at veterinarians' offices in nawd," says South Duri m Region Veterinary Associ-• Durham and the Toronto am ation president Dr. David Sutheriand, who notes .Rabies shots for pets will be avail- the vast majority of pet owners get able for S10 per animal, including GST.t shots for their animals during regu- Rabies is a fatal disease for animals IN visits to their vet. The clinics are and humans and southem Ontario has one �• �� r%' being sponsored by the Toronto of the highest incidence of animal rabiest r Academy of Veterinary Medicine. in Nath America. �'� /�'� Each year. Ontario health ' F J In Oshawa, the shots will ��- W J = - be available at the Wilson Road tors investigate about 32,000 cases of Veterinary Clinic. 371 Wilson Rd. Possible Inmtam contact with suspected rabid animals, S. (576-8885). with an average of 3,000 people receiving anti -rabies There'll be no clinics in Ajax. Pickering or Whitby sertan. This year, it's expened rabid raccoons will be but residents from the three town.,, can take their pets to Coming n Ontario from New York State. tht Oshawa clinic. For Scadxxough lineations, call the Their presence will increase the chances of pets here Toronto Academy of Veterinary Medicine at 416 -693 - coming into contact with rabid animals- 0028. JANET ECKER for DURHAM WEST To help elect Janet Ecker as the P.C. candidate for Durham West Call: 427-6595 'It's time for some common sense.' 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Blocks. little tykes laun- dry centre (washer and dryer). Play gym and training chair. 831- 0758. - Children's fort, any size. Will disassemble and remove. 831- 8758. D Wood, fencing, screening, construction materials, pet carriers or taxis, cage fiberglass and plexi- glass needed by Avicare Bird Rehabilitation Centre, Bow•- manville. 428-2439 (Ajax line). D One 10 to 12 -foot wood ban- ister or railing and a fold -up wheelchair. 839-1407. D Washer and dryer. Jan at 686-7840. ODD Oct. 17 to 23 marks the Recy- cling Council of Ontario's 10th annual Waste Reduction Week (WRW). Supported by Durham Region, WRW in all municipali- ties will offer a variety of commu- nity events designed to inform the general public about the 3Rs. Again, Pickering and Ajax challenge each other to determine which community sends the least residential garbage to landfill. Trucks from both communities are �N= NOW OPEN FPL' p'( EN 6 3� P M • 141 C Bayly St., Pickering - East of GO Station e Cappuccino • Espresso e Flavoured Coffees • Great Desserts =MIDNIGHT! CHECK OUT OUR LUNCH SPECIALS 10 oz. Coffee & Muffin $1 15 0 f m 0 Undl Oct. 31/04 vik Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference!' ( Free Consultation) Mew swf %tevcho M000,0rio/s for seesifivo gum ' ® July, 1992 Walter Wimmer, D.D., Denture Clinic PICKERING TOWN CENTRE LOWER LEVEL) '� • Tel free 1-800.661.5020 weighed before and after the week's events. It's always the hope of WRW committee mem- bers that the week will encourage more people to trim the trash they send to the dump. Will it be the residents of Pick- ering or Ajax who are the best recyclers and waste reducers'? Together both towns challenge the rest of Durham's municipalities. Last year, the overall winner was Scugog. At present, displays, events and media coveraEc are all being organized. 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Thanks to enthusiastic customers like these, 1993-94 was one of our most successful & exciting years ever! This week we are filling our stores with Thank- You specials in appreciation of your support! DELYZE FARM --lq TREASURE CHEST SEWING BASKETS w _ 12 fabric designs .4 to choose from. "A 13" x10' x 11 1 r2'. Reg. 69.99ea. M 3417A �0""`M- VESIO. A 01/2 F -IM— C94" Yarm 0" -"Iq• GLASS SU MATCHER 4 Add flowers. paint ii ribbon to create great Christmas ornaments. SMALL Reg..99ea. 1111 E49 ea. LARGE Reg. 1 49ea. eaMUIE750. I . - 4• r,�cl PAVILION GROWER'S A PICAL BIRD FEEDER alowE Puns p ac rT �; T U L 1 PS Cemose from arbors olla, china J ". crofons, benjamirW sanse- vieria, yucca, dracaena, rubber plants & more! is;8� r �: 70 W -MD RD. Port Union1401 anrauuw stain ti, m . Reg. 39.88ea. 9 -A ea. We have chosen the biggest & the best for this spe- cial selection of Darwin Hybrid's & Triumph tulips. They will produce an outstanding ►r'g ►drsp'ay- for years of enjoy - Reg. 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'-"C:ic.. _t...:..-: .' _.. .....�,,:..r.....,,-s.ti•-s*.t.�•...:..�ks:, :Riicai:Nst'Sscr►•r.:.,t+r,e.. j t: rye ik. q ,i ottv;4 }. 1941 :iii ',i'. ki , -A.' il.: ►-' � r'S,F,• ' lir � iYti.� r ` ;'!Illi l�i�1�SAD�?.RTtlti�. tti�, oC'r'tJ�s li /111C101ttti�,/ r t ( r Lenny lends a hand to aid Aj ax-Pickering hospital Ajax and Pickering General Hospital recently received a $9,000 cheque from Lenny the Lion of the Royal Bank. It was the fourth installment of a $45,000 five-year pledge to the hospital. On hand to help Lenny with the donation were Royal Bank senior account man- ager Linda Coulter (left), Tracy Paterson of the hospital's community relations department and Roy Site, manager of the banKs Durham Region Business Banking Centre. Lenny left his job at the Royal Bank that day to take up residence in the hospitals pediatric unit. Time running outt. obu'tt out DURHAM — Smokers trying to habit. Ptograrrt leader Cathy Sakata she says. Cost is $95, but $45 is break the habit have mW Friday to says it's effective when combined refunded at the end of the course. sign up for a program aimed at with nicotine patch therapy. Credit card registrations are accept - helping them butt ouL "It's a very positive experience, ed. Friday, Oct- 7, is the last day to The seven -session Countdown It really puts each individual in con- register. program begins Tuesday, Oct. I1 at trol of their own health and future," Call 436-1046 for information or 7:30 p.m. at the Durham Region Lung Association offices at 40 King St. W., Suite 300 (northeast corner � of King and Centre Sts.), Oshawa Subsequent sessions will be held '� W� '��► Oct. 13, 20, 25, 27, Nov. 2 and 9, at 63 the same time at the Lung Associa- gp5l o-�5l 21 ?yr, tion offices. Behavior modification techniques help participants learn how to deal with their smoking " v �' ter, 1©1�.©Q��©©.'�',©✓fir LdIe Monsum Death Notices October 5, 1994 LOWE, DORIS Doris Lowe died Saturday, Oct. 1, 1994 at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. A funeral ser- vice was held Tuesday, OCL 4 at St. Paul's United Church, Ajax. Interment at Erskine Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to the McEachnie Funeral Home. Donations to the Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family. SCHAPER, BLANCHE Blanche Schaper died Fri- day, Sept- 30, 1994 at the Cen- tenary Health Centre in Scar- borough. She was 89. A funeral service was held Monday, Oct. 3 at Emmanuel Reformed Church, Whitby. Interment at Thornton Cemetery. Arrange- ments entrusted to McEachnie Funeral florae. In lieu of flow- ers, donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Salva- tion Army would be appreciated by the family. Lion Kintr Print Sh,dlo lot Out too of f T` ERS LIMITED TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY 74 KING ST. W. OSHAWA WE' LL REBUILD YOUR HOUSE NO MATTER HOW HIGH IT GETS. � Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 375 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ontario L1V IA3 509-0697 We offer a policy that guarantees to rebuild your home even if the costs exceed your coverage. Call today for a free home evaluation. 1 1711111,814,11 NFL O 1"4 LACM Nu9u•1 IwouraMe Gwup't) .oe.&, C1. INVENTORY Decorest SOFA & CHAIR $1100 IfP CLEARANCE Decorest Camel Back SOFA & LOVESEAT t$1099 s • Super Style Camel Back SOFA & LOVESEAT t $1149 sm Simons King Ko0 HIDE -A -B PLUS ED MANYMORF HIDE- A- BED � j � T 1� 59 sm .MODELSFLOOR � 559 CEDAR CHEST NO � '°r' Che FlNsh G.S.T *Wia BEDR SURE rrr Neh•r"Ibm 419 m P.S2 f. 999 2 Floors with Super HARWOOD FURNITURE & INTERIORS LTD. 48 Harwood Ave. S. QW south of W* 401 in the Ajax Plaza) Mon. -Wed 9 a.m 4 pa, Thur$. A FrL 9 Lm 4 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 683 gM WHERE CUSTOMERA QUAMY, SERVICE ARE 01—GUARANTEEDI �l'4 ^�� �f+v� :. lli����.i�, •.°�yki.xP„S : .s. t !jai. 'M.±i�NM+.'�l.�Ti N t:',•1MOft�+rtcdJllllet>r!'1:SRi�tM.'�'oI�RRt1l� *�T w *40( We're A Si*te Better, _ ickering Hyundai is pleased to announce that on October 1st, 1993, we moved to Church & Hwy. =2, in the heart of Pickering Village. By moving to this location, we bring ourselves closer to most of you and with public transportation literally at our doorstep, we can now serve you even better! "Pickering Hyundai is really a SITE BETTER!'' (Fn?) WUr TORI Where the Smart Money Goes THE NEW '95 LINE-UP! Come See What's New At: N F40 RAS easy to get to! 5 YEAR00,000 KM Mo� F, ♦ �* WARRANTY* S 24-HOUR ROADSIDE aMGSMAD. ASSISTANCE* IWI SALES HOURS: Mon: Thur, 9 a.m.-5:00 p.m, Fri: Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Vii.• •+Ilr�d aw•+++JJ��••JJ+• •••+•+• i•°•' •` J+►�� .+ P •+ r++ J� I I I I t t t t 1 t t t t t t r t I I Y t r� I t� I t I A I� O I ++•+ •+.+d d J •+. • d •+ d•+.+.+.+. +. •. 4 +. +. •. -. Pickering Hyundai's new move makes them bigger and better Pickering Hyundai is beginning its second decade with a change. After 10 years on Bayly St. in Ajax. the automotive dealership is just completing its relocation to the corner of Hwy. ? and Church St. in Pickering Village. "This move brings us closer to our customer base." says David Florence. owner of the automobile dealership. "We have been looking for a location from where we could better service our customers." The new site allows the dealership to increase its showroom from four to six cars. which is timely since the all-new Accent subcompact is just arriving. "We are really excited about this car." says Florence. "it offers quality manufacturing at an affordable price." Manufacturing quality cars and offerinc, great value to car buyers have been a priority at Hyundai. But Florence adds that the best way to see what Hyundai cars are about is up close. "Hyundai offers great quality cars that are a great value," Florence says. "But the secret to our cars is getting the people to drive them. Once they see how the car handles, they can appreciate the quality that goes into a Hyundai." Pickering Hyundai matches the quality and value of the Korean automaker with great service. The sales staff. which includes David's father Gord. has a combined experience of over 75 years in the auto industry. ,.We like to think of ourselves as a friendly dealership." Florence says. -There's no high pressure sales here. We let the cars speak for themselves. Then. there is Pickering Hyundai's excellent service department. `+Our customer service rating is one of the highest in Ontario," he says. "That's saying something." Visit Pickering Hyundai and see the complete line of Hyundai automobiles. The Elantra, the Sonata, the Excel, the Scoupe and the exciting new Accent will show you that quality and value can be part of one automobile. And, now at its new location, Pickering Hyundai is even better prepared to look after all your automotive needs. ou'll find the same great people to look after your needs, together with the same great service. So, please drop by and see all that's new, including our 1994 vehicles. Have yourself a cup of coffee and see why... "Pickering Hyundai is really a SITE BETTER!'' (Fn?) WUr TORI Where the Smart Money Goes THE NEW '95 LINE-UP! Come See What's New At: N F40 RAS easy to get to! 5 YEAR00,000 KM Mo� F, ♦ �* WARRANTY* S 24-HOUR ROADSIDE aMGSMAD. ASSISTANCE* IWI SALES HOURS: Mon: Thur, 9 a.m.-5:00 p.m, Fri: Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Vii.• •+Ilr�d aw•+++JJ��••JJ+• •••+•+• i•°•' •` J+►�� .+ P •+ r++ J� I I I I t t t t 1 t t t t t t r t I I Y t r� I t� I t I A I� O I ++•+ •+.+d d J •+. • d •+ d•+.+.+.+. +. •. 4 +. +. •. -. Pickering Hyundai's new move makes them bigger and better Pickering Hyundai is beginning its second decade with a change. After 10 years on Bayly St. in Ajax. the automotive dealership is just completing its relocation to the corner of Hwy. ? and Church St. in Pickering Village. "This move brings us closer to our customer base." says David Florence. owner of the automobile dealership. "We have been looking for a location from where we could better service our customers." The new site allows the dealership to increase its showroom from four to six cars. which is timely since the all-new Accent subcompact is just arriving. "We are really excited about this car." says Florence. "it offers quality manufacturing at an affordable price." Manufacturing quality cars and offerinc, great value to car buyers have been a priority at Hyundai. But Florence adds that the best way to see what Hyundai cars are about is up close. "Hyundai offers great quality cars that are a great value," Florence says. "But the secret to our cars is getting the people to drive them. Once they see how the car handles, they can appreciate the quality that goes into a Hyundai." Pickering Hyundai matches the quality and value of the Korean automaker with great service. The sales staff. which includes David's father Gord. has a combined experience of over 75 years in the auto industry. ,.We like to think of ourselves as a friendly dealership." Florence says. -There's no high pressure sales here. We let the cars speak for themselves. Then. there is Pickering Hyundai's excellent service department. `+Our customer service rating is one of the highest in Ontario," he says. "That's saying something." Visit Pickering Hyundai and see the complete line of Hyundai automobiles. The Elantra, the Sonata, the Excel, the Scoupe and the exciting new Accent will show you that quality and value can be part of one automobile. And, now at its new location, Pickering Hyundai is even better prepared to look after all your automotive needs. tillboard $s a free Feature for om�+unit��u«1iMs of a tt�sts-prod I mature. o have your events �rormded im Billboard, tax 683- 363 or write to the Ajax -Pick - ring News Advertiser, 130 ;ornmercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., ,IS 2H5. The deadline for Bill- eard items is 10 a.m. the Mon - lay prior to Wednesday publi- ation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday Irior to Friday publication and 0 a.m. the Thursday prior to lunday publication. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5 OSTEOPOROSIS: The Picker- ig-Ajax Osteoporosis support roup meets again at the police ation (rear entrance), Hwy. 2 and rock Rd., from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. feet old friends and make new nes. For more information, call )5-683-3948 (Marg), 905-420- 197 (Moira). 905-928-9392 OLLEYBALL: Moms & Tots 'ednesday morning volleyball is 'fered at the Pickering East Shore Dmmunity Centre, 910 Liverpool d. S., from 9 to 11:15 am. Co- )erative babysitting with crafts id snacks available. 420-6048 lirginia). OUNTRY DANCING: Star -omenaders hold line, couple and Billboard square dancing Wednesdays at Glengrove Public School on Glen - grove Rd. in Pickering from 8:15 to 10:15 p.m. No experience or partner neces- sary. Lessons available. $4 per person for the evening. 668-5374 (Ray or Ivy). SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Senior Cit- izens' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Family histories exhib- ited in various art media. 683- 7799 (Louise). FIBROMYALGIA: The Fibromyalgia Support Group of Ajax meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police sta- tion, corner of Harwood Ave. S. and Wesiney Rd. S. Fibromyalgia individuals and medical associates welcome. 576-6759 (Sandie), 683- 6020 (Carolyn), 686-1596 (Annette), 839-8482 (Suzanne). CRAFTS: Vendors are sought for William Dunbar Public School's 7th annual Christmas craft show on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The school is at 1030 Glenanna Rd., Pickering. 420-2617 (Bunny Denton). THURSDAY, OCT. 6 TOTAL QUAL11TY: The Bureau of Excellence in Durham Region presents the first of a series of video seminars on total quality from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Lecture Theatre of Durham College, Sim- coe St. N., Oshawa. The video will feature business strategist Joel Barker on Discovering the Future. Free admission. 721-2000, ext. 4004 (Ellen). RINGETTE: Ladies' pick-up recreational ringette starts at the Pickering Recreation Complex at 9:30 a.m. and continues every Thursday through the fall and win- ter. Pay and learn as you play. Babysitting available. All ages welcome, especially those over 30. 427-3413 (June), 839-8364 (Betty). EPILEPSY: The Parent Group of Epilepsy Durham Region meets at 7 p.m. at the Kinsmen Community Centre, 109 Colborne St. W. in Oshawa. Guest speaker will be Dr. M. Burnham, professor of ph:uma- cology. All parents welcome. Call 666-9926. BLOCK PARENTS: The Ajax Block Parents Association holds an executive and general meeting at 7:30 p.m. in meeting room one of the Ajax Community Centre. 619-1018 (Jay Goldmintz). anksgiving no feast for Celiac patients By CHRIS BOVIE DMIAM STAFF DI.1RIiAM — •I'hanksgiving dinner is not a palatable st for everyone. For one in every 2,000 Canadians suffering from liac Disease, this fall cornucopia of food can result in -ere sickness and malnutrition. During National Celiac Awareness Week Oct. 2 to 8, 24 national chapters will hold events to help raise areness of the disease. "This disease can affect adults and children of any says CCA past -president Alma Waite. "If you've ✓er heard of Celiac Disease then the need for aware - .s is obvious." The relatively -unknown disease inhibits the body's lity to absorb protein, vitamins and minerals. Symp- ns include anemia, chronic diarrhea, weight loss, igue and bloating. The disease is caused when the small intestine is • Superior MICRO -FIBRE filtration system for improved performance and cleanability I damaged by gluten (a protein found in wheat, rye, triti- cale, barley and oats). Celiac sufferers must carefully select foods, especial- ly when eating out. "A person could even get severe symptoms from a crumb of food," explains Linda Stewart, who heads the Durham satellite of the CCA. The disease and the symp- toms can appear in a variety of ways. "It just came out of the blue," Mrs. Stevan says of her case. "1 developed many ailments and received a varied amount of diagnosis," she explains. "You would get one symptom and then it would disappear in about a month and another symptom would show." It takes about five years to diagnose the disease, she claims. Although the disease is especially dangerous in young children, it affects people of all ages. Tlx Durham area members hold quarterly meetings — the next scheduled one at the Courtice North Pubiic School on Nov. 17 starting at 7 p.m. }'1110 11ARMlKKjV-A .. ....... .. .:':B USINESS "MAC" BLOOM Tt► ' . `OF WALLPAPER CENTRE Wallpaper CentO.tt ` ne is the creation of woman who at an early age discovered' the secret to success was customer service. Born in Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, "Mac" Bloom worked in her 6F'_'_M_AC-(3rc1_fr­orn right) and son Matt(right' family's general store Points as a young girl and superstore store which opened then later as a young Oshawa woman moved to North Bay where she owned and operated a large discount clothing store. There, she fine tuned her unique approach to customer service. Today, along with son Matt, she has changed the way people buy wallpaper with a concept of hundreds and hundreds of in -stock product at half the book price and less. With a store in Pickering and two in Oshawa including the new superstore, Wallpaper Centre has become the first choice for your home decorating needs. � t It's time to FLEX -IT 1FLEX4T owners Kevin Oddy and Doug Powell have opened a new store In Pickering and want fitness enthusiasts to know that while they do sell equipment, their specialities are fitness supplements and workout wear with names such as Gilda Marx, Danskin and Hot Skins, Located at 1735 Bayly St. Just east of Brock Rd., FLEX -IT features fitness clothes and active wear for men and woman In many styles and colours as well as weight loss and gain powders, protein drinks and many varieties of herbs and vitamins. Ph. 837- 0737. IBACK FOR A LIMITED TIME • Hose and power brush :options to suit your special • Extra inlet and muffler included for added convenience and comfort 10 Yea warranty avaiiable for a limited time. PLUS Beam's 1 year ,Iev back auarantee_ Everything you need for the cleanest home around! Don't miss this limited -time offer. DON'T LUG A VACUUM -PLUG IN A BEAM S stems starting from 0 _T SWW Components Will V".Mtn MFPIUGNABEAIN Vacuums Plus pONfLU6AYMM 1271 Kingston Rd., Pickering -. 10-6 North of the Supercentre 0 ' 831-2326 - ? � � � ' '� 1.-.T- At,AAry ''aAx44.1.1-1144 ldAtlItt ,4 :a. Introducing New Lennox Firepla es O No Masonry chimney is required 4 Modular constriction * Wall furnace standard %% Clean and efficient buming • �. - bdMi VNnE11SAt LENMOX NAPOLEON • FIRFPlACES Call Or Visit Our Showroom Today 520 Westney Rd., S. Ajax (905) 686-0017 SAVE UP TO 65% BY CONVERTING TO NATURAL GAS A 5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY A 24-HOUR SERVICE A FREE ESTIMATES JNIV E RSJI� J /MMR NVA� Mrs4'- -CALL OR VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAY 520 WESTNEY RD., S. AJAX (905) 686-0017 ANTIQUE DiscoverieS Custom DROP IN AND SEE Refinishing OUR FINE S��E��LECTIO�N� OF: vQAi: � I�iciGli� • •�Lng� •• • • Tabl•s 4•• �wx,as 683-8243 :41R'fir4110 10.'111017_ HOFER'S •coa.a-se.vrrEws ENERGY SAYING ROLLSHUMM_ +""'°°ins - - SALES xWna cE t sum • ROLISHUTTERS • RETRACTABLE AWNINGS • GARAGE DOORS • TILT & TURN WINDOWS •SOLARAJMS FON AMONnBFF CALL ALFRED TAFEITMOOFER 5151OIKWON ND, W, AJAR, ONE LIS 01 905-427-0229 ' THIS SPOT IS g RESERVED EXCLUSIVELY FOR YOUR BUSINESS. TO ADVERTISE CONTACT SUE AT 683-5110 _40I0 94a*54M Construction Ltd. ROOFING SPECIALIST FREE ROOF VENTS (905) 686-9216 UNCOND[TIONAL LABOUR b MATERIAL FACTORY DIRECT WINDOWS, DOORS & SOLARRJMS CALL OR VISIT 01 TR SliOaR(»M 232 FAIR,I-L STREET, A.WX WARRAN-V OF 7 2! "EARS .. - V STEVE SMITH ARPENTRY LM. TING EST. 1979 • Complete home and office remodeling • General improvements and additions • (duality workmanship at reasonable prices REMEMBER, YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR GUARANTEE 427-7400 •4.:i zPLUMBING �,. PLUMBING FOR YOU LTD. 1050 Brock Rd., Pickering, 837-1350 r NEO ANGLE 32" CORNER ENTRY SHOWER UNIT SHOWER UNIT am dab a dons YOUR CHOICE LOM -'' :29999 OUANTITIES Glass Replacement and Repair iRliF-111 IFF 191111 Knum KK 1 r: � � � r •� c - SPECIAL PURCHASE N oz. Carpet SALE PRICE $1699* 4 y- d. Sale ends Oct. 224 1994 PICRBRING3' FLOORING 6 DRAPERY CENTRE 1211 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING, 837-8888 -. ,�....wr-�..e.--'-- - ......:................<+d...�+aw•ww..x�avr.r::...--.,a.r`.�-'-""....��.�e,,,,,rtf;;: �..�. _ _ .._ ._.�. 603 Kingston Rd. W. (At Church SL) 6864093 PICKERING VILJ AGE SUPER SAVINGS VERTICAL & $ - VENETIAN BLINDS SAVE 4Oyo WINDOW TOPPERS . SAVE 30% Sole ends Oct 22,1994 PICKBRING'S FLOORING 6 DRAPERY CBIVTRE 1211 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING. 837-8888 M_ =Durham AIDS committee aims to Break the Silence ❑ AIDS Committee of Durham marks AIDS Awareness week with mall displays DURHAM — A local orga- nization wants to "Break the Silence" regarding AIDS. In conjunction with AIDS Awareness Week Oct. 3 to 9, the AIDS Committee of Durham has organized dis- plays at area malls. Funded by the Ministry of Health, AIDS Durham works to provide educational and support services across the region. "We're trying to reach youths," says Louise Ander- son, support services coordi- nator for AIDS Durham. "We're finding with cases of HIV infection that one in five are teenagers." Most people who have found out they're HIV posi- tive were infected as teenagers, she adds. "Teenagers think they're invincible." Displays are at Pickering Town Centre, Whitby Malt and Oshawa's Five Points Mall until Thursday. AIDS Committee represen- tatives will be on hand at all displays to answer questions or provide support material. For more information on the week's events, call the AIDS Committee of Durham at (905) 723-8201 or the Durham Region Department of Health at 433-8901. Obituary Maffoird Monuments 318 Dundee st •668-3552 �rou��i-4w ialanb or Byatt• Mwkots *%9d mmtnrii ktr instal 01 it d 0*1b Millideries, kWk*g NO Pj* llilwmid Gordons, &SINNk 13*m ido & Dufiiins Meadows Mia lbws 660.4460 •r 721-9002 H� tit w0a wd I= NEtf0 ADVEMIX& WED, 0CF0§= 41"4-MGe 2XA "" .., _ eWs Adv r i e t ser -FOUR” =Durham AIDS committee aims to Break the Silence ❑ AIDS Committee of Durham marks AIDS Awareness week with mall displays DURHAM — A local orga- nization wants to "Break the Silence" regarding AIDS. In conjunction with AIDS Awareness Week Oct. 3 to 9, the AIDS Committee of Durham has organized dis- plays at area malls. Funded by the Ministry of Health, AIDS Durham works to provide educational and support services across the region. "We're trying to reach youths," says Louise Ander- son, support services coordi- nator for AIDS Durham. "We're finding with cases of HIV infection that one in five are teenagers." Most people who have found out they're HIV posi- tive were infected as teenagers, she adds. "Teenagers think they're invincible." Displays are at Pickering Town Centre, Whitby Malt and Oshawa's Five Points Mall until Thursday. AIDS Committee represen- tatives will be on hand at all displays to answer questions or provide support material. For more information on the week's events, call the AIDS Committee of Durham at (905) 723-8201 or the Durham Region Department of Health at 433-8901. 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Fill out our Readers' Choice ballot, mail it in or drop it off, and you could win a dinner p�ck�`,� for four. All your favorites might win too! Those who receive the y most votes will win The Readers' Choice Award. You'll read about aReaders � the winners in a special upcoming Readers' Choice section in your Choice Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser. Your ballot is your entry to a Z Award random draw! So fill it out and send it in today! The deadline for �,� receiving ballots is midnight, Monday, October 31st, 1994. `yam s 4 D lis ___________ __________ _________ Chef Children's Shoe Store Best Places for Food Drink., Sportscaster Jewelry Store All -Around RestaurantFormal Waiter/Vllaitress Wear Chinese Restaurant Bank Teller Gift Shop Family Restaurant Financial Planner Grocery Store French Restaurant Pharmacist Drug Store Greek Restaurant Real Estate Salesperson Discount Store Indian Restaurant Car Salesperson Convenience Store Italian Restaurant Hairstylist/Barber Optical Store Seafood Restaurant Photographer Furniture Store Restaurant With A View Travel Agent Antique Store Cafeteria Artist Bedding Store Steak Children's Entertainer Home Electronics Store Salad Bar Best Bus_ Appliance Store Health Food Real Estate Office (specify franchise) Gardening Store French FriesHardware Weight Loss Clinic Store Pizza Hotel/Motel Home Improvement Centre B -B -O Modelling School Lighting Centre Breakfast Security Service Motorcycle Shop Brunch Lawn Service Company Craft Shop Lunch Retirement Community Picture Framing Sub Carpet Cleaner Toy Store Deli Oil/Lube Change Sporting Goods Store Cup of Coffee Pool Company Bicycle Shop Dessert Pawn Shop Camera Store Bakery Floor Coverings Golf Shop Hot Dog Catering Company Computer Store Hamburger Pest Control Cellular Phone Center Outdoor Patio Home Builder Pet Shop Buffet Day Care Centre Boat Sales Doughnuts Travel Agency Tire Shop Cocktails Car Wash New Car Dealership Investment Company Used Car Dealership _st Entertainment: Gas Station Auto Parts Movie Theatre Bank/Trust Company Florist Bingio Hall Radio Station Record Store Movie Rental TV Station Musical Instrument Store Dotal Bar Hospital Book Store Pub Dry Cleaner Used Book Store Sports Bar Fitness Club Office Furniture Arcade Insurance Company -office Suppler Store Dance Floor 411i.Ooourttingi Firm Bridal Shop Children's Entertainment Landscaper opMtEs o m Karaoke Bar Haar SaloNBarber o*mW=wW r►bdowh �ddmba i"aa�a ND w ftiW Iac- dxnd Ev yaK of Ma AjrtVft Live Theatre Photography Studio Nm PAw1w aad di imw" baro w wt ai$k VO d to VW pw wi bo *bmA d by a im" &K Daadbe b Live Entertainment Brew Your Own Beer/V W* wowa W&M is isd* tin, oa stst 104. arils we be Comedy Cktb Transmission Shop coNMbypbmmillwmmawdeaapKWWomquicYwYm i wt ba• b aowpM� al abgoiis b wi Pian awA M aoo�pMd Skating Print Shop asawidadaadawwtaa�o6bbbrad coif Course Shoe Repair r-------------1 Bowling Body Shop Mini Putt Muffler Shop Apt Art Gallery 1 Best fi� ONMuseum Local Sports Team Shopping Centre PPttotrl•1 - People* Department Store Rom � Men's Store L ------- ------J Newspaper Columnist 'Women's Store Writer Children's Store NM Insurance Agent Shoe Store t Co sw eldAm I%m iidcate t4v diatl's nine and pboe d LkWrie Shop Aim oftft k 1 i { I ! • L 1 f • a.• / + .i t r • • ` r e r I i•I .1.1 1 I I 1 I . t • • • •• • 1 ♦ 1 t 1 : ! • ! < • ! 1 • • • d / ♦ • L 1 1 • I 1 . • 1 I 1 i 1 ► • 1 • 1 • r i • • r • • v {iiitifiii iiitililtil't•+7�•I.i: r -Jr•• �'"-'•�•!•✓.'M.•1'•+••-•aJ►ti•iV•A•a•i•\Nr{iiiil" i&l►ii\ii ii\aii+►1i•i.\.i'♦♦L`1A\.•i.1Yr",►�►]•a•ir.•r.i .•. ii«..a«a-•. :.i•LL-.... s.,...... -a+. •k �^t .•....3 `,•h - .'-+'r„7LS`4^ +y. �'• .w,.rrr+.�+s; ,'i„ypM1!!�w.:c,.1•,.. In t 6iLA- 1�16wS� i t' ��yt nl�R� � R ll l�a+l4? M �'R ir{Fii'i, ,p�1N""'o f'11s sM► - �G 1 elt ,�k�l����i#�• �1 i*}SR�Sc S;T rn-tertainment - October 5, 1994 The awk swoopsi n to play for United Way Ronnie Hawkins AJAX-PICKERING — A Canadi- York City's famous Bottom Line ing Flea Market from 9 am. to 5 ments and food will be available. an rock `n' roll legend is coming Night Club. p.m. For more information, call 427 - to Pickering. It was his first appearance in Doors open at 8 p.m. Refresh- 0744. Ronnie Hawkins and his band The Hawks will appear at the Pickering Market Bandstand in the Metro East Trade Centre in sup- port of the Ajax -Pickering United Way Saturday, Oct. 15. Joining 'The Hawk' will be for- mer Hawk Robbie Lane and his band The Disciples. This is the first of a series of concert/dances to be hosted by the Pickering Market at the trade cen- tre. Hawkins recently returned from a pair of sold -out shows at New All the right notes Cellist Janusz Borowiec is all concentration as he performs in the children's concert put on recently by the Pickering Philhar- monic Orchestra at Pickering High School. The orchestra's 1994/95 season includes "Family Pops Series" for all ages. photo by Ron Pietroniro ajh A FLlne Dining Restaurant t Special Dinner Menu sun�y Thurto Y $ 95 Wa _ $ 95 Friday & Saturday 1 2 Per perme Au clown include so" or salad, c]ttoioe of potato or rice, hwb "*as" dt ZkrW farad. REGULAR MENU AVAILABLE AT AFFORDABLE PRICES DONT FORGIisTl Din .L�tin�& Dandng most Friday elk S - '�g- • Private rooms • Banquet facilities Available for any function • We also cater, s=1111 or big • Open 7 days a week The most Elegant Dining in Pickering 1305 LP1cke rin PadmaF 420-7-7.r'r� the Big Apple in more than 30 years. Conan O'Brien, the host of NBC's Late Night, was on hand and did the honors of introducing one of The Hawk's shows. Tickets for the Oct. 15 performance are $7.50 in advance or $10 at the door and are available through the Metro East Trade Cen- tre or Sundays during the Picker - New And Used Auto Parts • PARTS • N'EW dt: USED BATTERIES • WHEELS • TIRES • MOTORS • TRANSMISSIONS • AND MUCH MORE FOR-,° BOTH EARLY AND LATE MODEL VEHICLES • lklorid Garden FREE SCRAP CAR PICK-UP WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR GOOD PARTS VEHICLES -- ���&_a DO" AUTO PARTS • V" Baseline PA W. courtim ` X901.11434-4366 ^� ",�.. , ._� Corporate Parties 1 Meetings _ 619-9,33'-5' M �QuAtmr- liMO Will .S1ovalieds.9oitiils: lltZ,tlliANA!llsr!■i'i�as-[ilddsts ®o�Qoo ENSPECIAL EVTS - OC[ 8 PNotdogs s caratrt- apples a aiobl.. Face painliltp froom 11 b 4. • 1FRU,MI eft9lritplEIM -$V@a0W-WWn r4u fmwsdnnd4 _ Catlin plopound - peft no -glib ttador CROP REPORTS PHONE 623-7252 .0 :..­.% A .Z; MAKI '.POJE PO.O A - r a i O D N y�l .. 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Brunch 10:30.2:30 Tues. -Fd- 11:Z2:30 1115.10 p.m, Sat 5.10 p.m. Sun. 10:30-9-00 L mated in the Courtyard of 109 Ofd ggngston PJ., Ajax (905)427-6760 Serving Your Favourile Imported Beets &-Pub Grub X,ibe 4RUSic Z-4urs 'Thru ,$unbaq 683-9353 109 Old Kingston Rd. IN THE COURTYARD (PICKERING VILLAGE) 00Tr S SPOT I FAMILY RESTAURANT Good Food At Reasonable Prices ALL DAY BREAKFAST SPECIAL 3 eggs, bacon or � � C J ham or sausage. home hies do coffee LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS EVERDAY295 695 From J TO OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK lion 6 pm - 2 pm; Toa. -Fd 6 am - d pm; Su. 7 am - 2 pm; Soasam-2pm 44 Commercial Ave. a Station Se T'URM DIl1fNFR Alli ALL THE TREMMI IGS $12.95 SAT OCT. 8 8 YON., OCT. 10 EVERY DAY N.Y. SIRLOIN STEAK d SHRWP GARLIC BREAD a SALAD ALL FOR ONLY $9.95 SOCOWEAcK AVE, AJAX (eYMBMSroaE) *0 0o ".' . Tl(E NfrWS!lDV RfIS�R. -fp ` ;► �'� 6 yu; /4 i 10/ rid? :f,,, 0 [eq ■ m e . AV* The Ranch Bar & Grill has become a popular meeting and eating place since opening in January. Located at 89 Commercial Avenue in Ajax, this family business has something for everyone. Operated by Jany, Nick and Haroula Skentzos, together with parents Jim and Maria felt the area needed a great place to enjoy food and have fun. "We have great food and great live entertainment," says Jim. "The people in the area have really supported us in our restaurant businesses for the last 25 years and we've done our best to make them happy." Completely renovated, The Ranch Bar & Grill has a tasty menu featuring steaks, ribs and roast beef as well as fajitas, burgers and healthy items such as salads and pasta. Lunch specials start from $4.95 and dinner specials start at $5.95. At night wings and other finger foods are popular with the night crowd. They can also enjoy six brands of draft beer. The dining room features a fireplace and there's a large dance floor and a stage for live bands which appear on Friday and Saturday nights. Monday is pool tournament night followed by 15 cent wings served up on Tuesday evenings. On Wednesday, patrons try out their singing talents with the Karaoke machine and singles dance the night away on Thursdays. The Ranch Bar & Grill is open from 11:30 am. to 1 a.m. so check out this very fun place to be. You won't be disappointed Calling all night clubs, restauran and entertainment destinations Advertise where people will se( you. In Hot Spots I0 "Ift.4" ?Cu �faest elegant Stye Chinese Buffet in Canada' .�:i,) c � 71 i*1 . . Over 160 Hot & Cold Intemational Food Selection" 3000 Garden St. N., (at Rossland) Whitby -T . Oxtail • Curl Chicken • Curry Goat • Stewed Chicken • Jerk Chicken -Roti -Much More Ali Dinners Include: 29 Harwood While Rice. Peas b Rice. Ave. S., Ajax or Yam, Banana Oworg NVE DELIVER (905) 428-3003 :a FREE b w- AMtC�rMn , _ .�:�,-tt� ■oaf < „ iagnl o$cat Tabrrn1' v 44 punt ENGLISH PI E W LEAGUE Live via Sateile SAT., OCT. STH -10 A.M. 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I did better than I did last year at that Quebec at the meet. Copps Coliseum where world-class male and meet," she says, noting the competition was "deft- She'll now concentrate on training for the female gymnasts from the U.S., Belarus, Ukraine, nitely world-class". Canadian world trials in Montreal in two weeks. A Romania and Russia showed their stuff. The overall winner of the World Gymnastic top seven finish among female gymnasts in Cana- Simes, one of three Canadian female gymnasts Challenge was Gina Gogean of Romania who da will qualify her to compete at the World Gym - at the meet, compiled a scone of 37.675, placing posted an all-around score of 39.5 in the four nasties Championships in Germany in November. SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Lisa Simes ♦FOOTBALL JONES - DOOLEY • I OVER 20 YEARS ip INSURANCE BROKER Mike and Mike's excellent adventure LOW HOME INSURANCE RATES ❑ Pair leading push `< < <,; a • , $100,000 - $192/yr. $150,000 - $318/yr. "' Package Policies - $200 deductible for football programDurham area with protection & discounts at St. Mary school - ADD'L 15% DISCOUNT FOR AGE 50 & UP By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — Football could he a reality at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School as early as next fall. According to Mike O'Brien and tilike Smith, who are spearheading the football program at the school, a St. Mary Monarchs junior squad could join the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) league by September, 1995, with a senior varsity team to follow. "The students are excited about it and the coaching staff is excited about having football here," says O'Brien. "A lot of kids have been asking about it over the years." Smith says the football program's been pursued for St. Mary for two reasons. "To add to the school spirit that was our main objective. To refocus some (of the students') energy into a positive direction is another reason," be says. The school's administration, including principal Marilyn LeBrun and vice-principal Mike Powers, has been pushing for the football program, says O'Brien The saudent body is behind the proposal, and permission has been secured from the Town of Pickering to use the field behind the school as the home field for games. However, the main stumbling block to starting football at St. Mary is furtdiug. O'Brien estimates the cost of getting the football Mark Makxlm, left, Mike Cunha, centre, and Kendell David get a taste of what football might be like at St. Mary next year. Plans are in the works to start a junior football program at the school in 1995. photo by Andrew Iwanowski program off the ground is about $10,000 to $15,000 — with most of that expected to be collected through a fund-raising campaign this school year. Among the fund-raising ideas being considered are chocolate almoW sakes, a craft sale, a spring fun fair and a barbecue and draw at the school. O'Brien and Smith hope local firms can help in the drive for football at St. Mary. They're asking area business owners to donate a prize or service which can be used to raise money. "Any help they can give us would be appreciated," says .O' Brien. Smith and O'Brien, who Played collegiate football together with St. Francis Xavier University in Aruigonish, Nova Scotia, will serve on the coaching staff of the Monarchs, along with Sean Hayes. a former University of Connecticut player and a high school coach in that state, Walter Kiowak, a former quarterback with the University of Toronto Varsity Blues, former Oshawa Paul Dwyer Saints coach Mike Powers and Terry Sheridan and Rob Roberts. The coaches will offer a series of football ramps at the school this year to get prospective players versed in how football practices run and the discipline and commitment the game demands, says Smith. Panths,7.,s' season off to bad start PICKERM —`7k pickermg Pamthers have been Playing two men short to open the second period, close, but no agar thus far in due early going of Metro `the Panthers trailed 2-0 after a Richmond Hill Junior 'A' Hockey L=gue 1PIi►• powerplay goal 46 seconds into the frame. The Riot Despite inspired play by the new -and -improved _struck for another powerplay goal, their third of the Panthers, the chub is still winless in its opening four night, at the 5:56 mark of the second stanza for a 3-0 regular -season contests. Pickering suffered a 5-3 loss lead. Pickering's Robert Blain scored midway through to the Oshawa ,Legionaims in Oshawa Saturday. In the period to cut the deficit to 3-1. their home opener on Friday night, the Panthers were Newcomer Jon Juhola tallied early in the third defeated 5-4 by the Richmond Hill Riot at the period to cut Richmond Hill's lead to 3-2. Just over Pickering Recreation Complex. three minutes later, Panthers' Marian Lastiak, with his In the Panthers' loss to Rkhmond Hill Friday, poor third goal of the season, tied the score at 3-3. special teams play, goal posts and a hot Riot Pickering took a 4-3 lead on a goal credited to Bill goaltender proved to be the undoing of the home Govedaris. However, Richmond Hill scored two goals squad, late in the final frame to claim the victory. Richmond Hill opened the scoring in the first The Panthers' next home game is against the Period on a powerplay matter for a 1-0 lead after the Mississauga Chargers at the Pickering Recreation o"Vafvm*4&4 ani 04•004-1004•-400&0 rer.' 60464 44 +..atiiwiiwii�ltla+s�.if+ �i.ri.�.wr.•r.ri� w..rvMMrr+. I► ii►iii'Wsaji`s FRive Your Cid csr �t0 FOCRIP" Dnq by tow aur fn. 5 cowleoui wimate - USA $ 401 itOYAL 971 ALLIANCE Rt). PK:KERING _ AUW MWY 839-5186 - 683-0241 '_ g Celebrity Lanes 963 Brock Rd. S., Pickering s presents Moonlight Bowling Friday & Saturday Night Midnight till 2:30 a.m. • crazy contests • coloured pins • music • secret score prizes •dimmed lights • bowling tucks • door prizes For more information and reservations call _831-_29_2_0___ cod for Moonlight bowlin onl 113.00.Value at Celebrity Lanes 9 y _ 963 Brock Rd. S., Pickering) Il k'� .. �'.. 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And, now, the team has something to crow about, too. The Smokin' Crow squad captured the championship of the second annual Ajax -Picker- ing News Advertiser/Durham Sports Three -on -Three Street Hockey Challenge. The 22 -team tournament at the Ajax Community Centre lacrosse box Sunday raised more than 5400 for the Ajax -Pickering Big Brothers Association. In the championship final. Smokin' Crow jumped out to an early 4-0 lead and never looked back in handing A, T & D a 9-2 defeat. For their efforts, the Smokin' Crow players Rick Murray, Steve Guyett and Jason Phyper, all of Ajax, received champi- onship plaques and S25 gift cer- tificates from National Sports. Championship finalists A, T & D team members Andrew Holt, Dave Holt and Tom Mattes were awarded $25 gift certificates from National Sports. Meanwhile, in the consolation final, the Wildcats downed the Dirty Dragons 9-5 to claim the title. Wildcats Michael Law, Terry Bovko and Ken Robinson, all of Field Cres., Ajax, received plaques and S25 gift certificates from National Sports, while con- solation finalists Dirty Dragons, consisting of Jeff Wilding, Dave Wilding and Ryan Steed of Ajax, all received S25 gift certificates from National Sports. The News Advertiser thanks all the teams in the event. Spe- cial thanks to Everett Buntsma and the Town of Pickering for donating the nets, Brian Skinner and the Town of Ajax for donat- ing the use of the lacrosse box and table and chairs, St. John Ambulance. referees Dave Wed - lake and Stu Emmerson, volun- teers with the Ajax and Picker- ing Bi; Brothers Association, and Maclean -Hunter Cable 10 for its coverage of the tourna- ment. Members of the winning Smokin' Crow team are, from left, Steve Guyatt, Jason Phyper and Rick Murray. Consolation champs Wildcats team players are, from left, Terry Boyko, Michael Law and Ken Robinson. Championship finalist A, T & D squad members Members of the consolation finalist Dirty Dragons are, from left, Tom Mattes, Andrew Holt and team are, from left, Jeff Wilding, Dave Wilding Dave Holt. and Ryan Steed. Champi*ons'tourney • featuresthri*11ingaction PICKERING — The tennis season here wrapped up with the Tournament of Championships at the Pickering Recreation Complex indoor courts on the weekend. The event, sure to become a fall classic, is for the club champions and runners-up of the local summer tennis clubs. In the men's singles competi- tion, spectators were treated to a close and exciting final between Maple Ridge's Chris Penning- ton and reigning Glendale men's champion Mark Avisou which featured a 13-11 heart - stopping second -set tie-breaker and a 7-5 third -set deciding tie- breaker. This final will go down as one of the most thrilling ever hosted at the complex. In the end, Pennington emerged as the winner over Avison 4-6, 7-6 (13-11), 7-6 (7- 5). Both players exhibited an aggressive serve and volley with body -contested points. En route to the final, Pen- nington defeated Fredy Wehrh of Glendale 6-2, 6-3 in one semi-final match. In the other semi-final, Avison defeated Earl Johnson of Glendale 6-1, 6-2. In the women's singles final match, spectators enjoyed anoth- er third -set deciding tie-breaker. This time it was Glendale's Janet Penning tangling with Rosebank champion Norma Columbus. Penning kept press- ing to the net against Colum- bus's tenacious counter attack to finally prevail 1-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7- 4). Both Penning and Columbus beaded into the final after going undefeated in round-robin play. In the men's doubles catego- ry, Glendale's Mark Avison took to the court against Maple Ridge's Pennington. This time, the Glendale club prevailed as Avison and partner Fredy Wehrli took the title over Pennington and partner Mel Madden 6-3, 6 - In the semi-finals of the men's doubles division, Avison and Wehrli defeated Stewart Lawrence and Joe Wyger of Maple Ridge 6-3, 6-3. Mean- while, Pennington and Madden defeated Dave McCarroll and Brian Woods of Glendale 7-5, 6- 2. In the women's doubles final match, it was Heron'Park's Jen- nifer Carere and Gloria Roberts defeating Carrie Barkhouse and Suzi Caple of Rosebank 6-1, 6- 0. Prizes for the event were Men's singles champ Chris 'donated by Adidas and the Pro's 9 P Choice Pro Shop at the Picker- ing Recreation Complex. Leafs' player Jason Cramp moves in for a shot on Dream Team goalie Paul Marchant during the second annual News Advertiser/Durham Sports Three -on -Three Street Hockey Chal- lenge at the Ajax Community Centre lacrosse box Sunday. Dream team won this opening -round match 3-2. PERM SPECIAL Includes cut. Beg. $65 50 OCTOBER SPECIAL Facial Men's$10 with FREE Cut Manicure fig. S12 Reg. $12 photo by Celia Bronkhorst _ t 1 -------------------- Janet and Paula wish to invite all their old and new clientele to their new location HAIR WEA101M sob Bar"" Ave. S., 683-62" Ontweeta Reed's Florist: & Cary Books) ><�».� $ 0� $ sic. r... ure4 2 5 MO FAMILY DENTISTRY IN DICKERING DR. P. GOODMAN O 3 DR. S. WEINER 8 ASSOCIATES .dam IN HOUSE ORAL SURGEON & PERIODONTIST EMERGENCIES SEEN ■uu�w■ &6�0 v MMMS & SATURDAY BY APPOINTBetf SEMM DISCOIMrt' DENTISTRY WHILE ASLEEP AVAILABLE 839m5951 ® t1o17 LIW:tp00t. ID. tI01J?M (LJYElp00l i tII�LY1 - SPONTANEOUS, attactve, 00 male, 23.62', tired of head games, seeks attractive, athletic female, 19- 24, for friendship first or posrubb Mla- `ionshp. SY 1427 (COB) ESTABLISHED. attractive male, 34, 6', no dependents, seeks similar working k?make, with style, class and a t d heart. SY 10 (099 SINGLE, while male, 26, 6'1', 170 ts., non-smoker, enjoys many out- ^.cor accrues, country music and movies, seeking slim female, 20.26, non-smoker, wth similar interests SY 1429 (OSH) ESTABLISHED while male, 42. 175 tis., black hair, brown eyes, likes :ru,s,ng 68 Chevy, Springsteen, cot. lages, picnics, playing guitar, con. ;eris, seeks slim, rion-smoking, social ,vilcing female, 3242, for he above. SY 1438 (OW 007 bloril Bond, lam to exagger- ate. diamonds may be forever but I could be a girls best friend. Seeking sure 10 medium build female, Sm3K'rC. 20-27. SY 1457 (OSH) SINCERE.:woroea, white male - - _,,w^ rair, blue eyes, hot rcependerz. lives ,n the cow roes a, aspects of nature, ds v jife and car scene, see enie with no young children. s oua,tes. SY 1463 (COB) ATTRACTIVE ae, o;vcrced, k Cs.. who entoys I =il, aid stupid movies. wout c heti, lema0. 27-38. ^must ha ;erre :f riumcur, for trrerd5hp, sae iono-term neiatanship. SY 1l HONEST. ; -;ere and trrec c' :re *tie -y ;,eters, male. 20. iookvng for at special female. for friendship, :csscie relanorship. SY 1470 (OSH) HONEST -a e. 40. 6 2', 235 5 . :ta•oe: -.n-smoker, initially shy, teal sense of humour, not bad look- na interested in honest playful arc .ncrverticus. would ike to meet 'e,ae. 20.40. `0• fnerdsfnD, possule 'eawriship. SY 1483 (OSH) DOv-. emoy -cies. iong,. ocwkmg wa ks r :lie park, receiving warm+ '.Cs and togefnerreFs' I'm an mol =S'. dcwr-i0-earth male. 32, no oe:e^cents. seeks a lady, 2C+, for a .er"arer"t'elairorsnip. ,,Tina. Dom :a, :ack:ncbe number SY 1500 (COB) FORMER -,irk looking to break a levi, rl 'Sacm spiritual koknem. 101, eacil cMsical fuffiemerlt serous rim nes only. SY 1511 (OSH) NTERESTING.:vcrced mar with no -- -• : 6' Drown r,air and eyes, or a scale of 10- I m a E or 7, enjoysliving outside of Port Perry, nteres:ea n travel, seeks a woman. 36'48.'or friendsric first. SY 1523 GENTLEMAN. ,azure, . iderstana- ^ ; -:-r w^ re, U. loolung for a atiy. 31,41. who ennoys chkW.., an- rais. boa !rends. music, auto rac- rg, ml iohg talks and cosy evenings, :oohing for someone to augh wit. SY 1525 (OSHq I'ATHER of :ire. dtvorcad, 41. 5S'. .:5 . CcSkil for a d0on 10 earth ady. 30.40, fa an honest open rel- nc+rshiD Serious calls ony. SY 1545 (DSIII ENGLISH 3erlerar, early 30'5. slim, :ys -corm walks, dancing and :,e: evenings, seeks an attractive, fit emale. 30.45. 'or meaningful rela- :icnsn D it welcome. !lofita, :tease call back With your number). SY 1550 (OSM EASYGOING reale, 33, 57, brown ^a r. trowr eyes, wide variety of -lerests, enjoy cooking, travelling, .an,D hg, fishing, long walks and wet evenings, seeking a lady. 2437, `3r friendship, possible relationship. SY 1554 (OSiq BLUE -eyed, single, while male, 29. I'm hairen joys county and west - em mJX fast cars. sports, Mees chil- :ren, loves animals and horseback ridirq, if interested, please caj SY 1559 M" FRIENDLY male, young 42, part naive, various interests, dung out, moves, marshal arts, fisttittg and coll- age Ile, sj a lad), who is hon- est, skicem and swam to I can spoil. Deere Call back. SY 15E ENPIOYED, sickle, wipe mile, 22, social drnlser, brown lair and eves, medium build, enjoys social Erfor aao8m,"�danamg ��IS look--- friendship, maybe maybe conrllitrnernt SAY HUMOROUS, easy-going mai, 35, likes spats, racqueltd and reading would like to meet femab, 29.32, br a reiatiori SY 1513 (=q LONELY cowboy, attractive, 40, 6, 200 IDs., in good #Wl Mies the out- doors, huntig and fishing, logbng for I" attracbye lady, 30.40, Let me by Your Maftro man. SY 1574 pSlq PART -TIN rebel, part -tine home- body would like b meef a kmek, 3D- • CALL ANYTIME • 24 URS A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK .-1 17 t7, 3XTPbxdrb hiveWPM 111 IM, A -A rW i=M% W friendehiplrelelionfil . IV Sop ATTACHED female, 33, 57, 160 lbs., wishes to meet an attractive female to get together for daytime encounters. SY 5419 (OSM VERY attractive coupe. early 20s, ooking for a very attractive sexual 'emale for get•logehers and encoun• 'ers, serious mines orry. SY 5524 ARE you a bl attached lady 20- 35. needing someone who s willing ', listen and to add that extra excite" 'hent tr rappness' I'm an attached -ar, 37, who can oe mere for you lir no rough 'Imes, discretion assured. SY 5530 MALE, 50• riapp,ly merned, seeks a well-built male for hurtling and fishing, xsslble relationship. Age and race unimoonant Plump, full -figured mate approves. SY 5537 UNATTACHED female wishes tc -eel another femae, 35+, for tnend- :h c. Dossibe relahorl must be -sic tie'. SY 5536 (OSH) VERY :otic cok,nicmale, athletic. -as .are, 0okinC'o same. SY 5539 YOUNG arrac:roe :oupe wound lie -e '^e same'or Casual ge% :ge"ers. SY 5540 (OSH) ATTACHED age 5eek 'emale. 6 Esc -'C^ s assure SY 5541 iOSH) WILD -ale. 2'. is searchill one •wr-r'.:aretree worrer. '9l to wratever :orrres ro -mc. a his SY 5542 FEMALE. =: ai'area. w,shes tc -:e• : e^a.c dGSC, br'^tne tdsxp. SENSITIVE 'e,-ae. .-r' :,--w- !a,!. -w--a.r. 2Gcil ucky loves 'basic. swrnmmg, ^cckey arc:aseeai. would like to neer aie with gooc :ersonal,ty, underslaril and s easygoing for Dossibie'eiaironsrnc SY 2137 (OSH) GUINEVERE A -azar -^o• Sa azcr r searcr DI .arced,! 28. :nutene. mens romantic, aftetna+- ate. "lusic over, also oves travel. -iovles ane rorseoacir ^ding, seeking a care% sensitive it ai a :as - son for kb. SY 2138 (OSH) SINGLE. sexy ^ a:k '°-a a 24 rktric or a wigie. sexy. Jack rrae, 24-35, erioys sooris. h101r,es, ouel evening and org walks. chiy sr, an- Ic mer searCf'irC'or a serous eia- vr,sl 'need acl SY 2140 ­ - ", a a _..,cr: c , a. a little hell! out also knows how to relax, please ;ell ne the first 3 items on your check ist if you nave one. SY 1575 OSH. HARDWORKING. single male, a is eok rig'3r a sccrianeous. single, white female. 20.25. 5'6'-5 8'. who enjoys movies, walks and romantic dinners, for !nel eadng to a relationship. SY 1576 (OSH) FUNloving, smgie, wrr:e ^•ae. ?7. :rows ^a r, brown eyes. 57, '35 bs.. who erioys !;te arc seer cm: diet evenings with that smal .acy. SY 1577 (OSH) SINCERE. easirwrg. Dersonabk, 'mm genrear. 34. with Josikve out- ol loves the outdoors. Seel swm, single, while ,ady. 28.38, nom - Smoker, working moms welcome. minas first. SY 1578 SINGLE 'a:^er. 'a ry ac"active, 39, 6';cys sl gl ekes long romarnc walks and all Imes at rio ne, fairly Clown -lo -earth, rot into to tier scene. Iooll for irmkrKiShiD, possible rela- tionshic. SY 1579 (CISH( HUMOROUS -a:e 47, very ht, attractive. 5'9'. enioys sports. walk - ng, moves aria dinners, seeking a female, 30-45. for fni first. ;osvbie relationsrxc. SY 1580 (OSH) ATHLETIC, attractive, singe. white male, 23, 67. enjoys music, sports. camping, movies and motorcycles, looking for a sum, single, white female, 1-29. fa xsoe relation- ship. SY 1581 SINCERE gentleman. 36. attractive cowm-Iotarl , goad sense of nurrour wishes to meet an honest, war-, attractive lady, 30.42. who is a one- man woman for fnerws-rnp 5rs1. SY 1512(OSH) NEW to the area lonely single while male. 21, looking for a female, 19.25. 4 old tine rock 'n roil, the Leafs, and the outdoors tickle you, so wtil i. sense of humour a must. SY 1583 HONEST, sincere, blend hair. olue eyes, 44, 150 lbs., smoker, lon- drinkerloves bicycling, moves and dining out, interested in meeting a pretty blond, 35-45. Social drinker and single moms wwpJcoxre SY 1614 (meq SHY mate, 25, who likes walks, romantic dinners, country music, quiet evenirgs, looking for singe, while female, 20-26, for friendship, possob retationshp. SY 195 a" WAREhearted, caring, attractive mak, 33, seeking that special wotllan,19.30, to spoil and pamper. Serious inquiries only. SY 1S* ARE you fixed of he bar we and are a single lady, 22.29, then this 510', bluereyed, single, while male, 25, would 1 �like to hear ban you. SY 16W (OSiq EASYGOING, fun yet quiet black nape, mid n likes morias. MM comedy, dining aro conversation, is looking for a sensitive, fun, open- minded lemelle. for a leefashp. SY SERRATED, white male, 4Q 510', 175 tis, WA her, brow eyes, Tort• smoker, enjoys the outdoas, moves, warm hugs and a good sense of humour, would Mie b meet a enae with similar irtlwests for mwbrehrp. SY 15M(Cop ATHLETIC, sensitive mak, 35, enjoys sports and music. seeknc sincere. ron-smoking, singe lemale. 25.35. bra possible elatkxmsnro. SY 1590 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL -ale. 28,5'10'. '65 cs..: c^cs^ -a,r. nazei eyes erpys airing, dancing and "oves seeking a teniae, 26-33, for fnend- 00 first and maybe more. SY 1591 fOSH) TRUSTWORTHY -ae. 29. on Is- aointy :ens cr e; epsy, errys caric- rg, walks. sport and quiet ever would like to meet a sincere, cer^5 ady, 25.30, for hierdsho or aossiole relaAa+snq. SY 1592 (OW Ni. -:s is Doug, 4' are - 9' Ike tD go io shows and dinner. %I Dew of al. I like romantic evenings at more So it you are a Caucasian, average ouild 27.4C, female. hey, we'll mave Some hlrn SY 1593 HONEST. art acove, `:f Tale. 29, wit a -, -a! sense of humour, ecployn enjoys movel dung aria =all iookirg for an aMaeava merest car - ng female, 24+. for henllship at a possim remilonsmic. ST 1395 THERE ARE 019 INET, sir. single, bkrnde male, 24, 5f0', utloys Inckey, romrric walks and quint evenings M time, Wong SINGLE ii age :4 Arai, ; -- ^ass•,ra:e. sincere alcoholic. looking for a Mien* io enpy some fur. :Iri%es together. SY 1601 (OSM VERY :oovook ry, ii -ae. young 42 educaled, Drotessoral aro established, athiex and fit is ooking for an attracirve, non-smoking, aro• fessionai female, slim an."'.I. with oid-fashioned vak,es. SY 1602 MICE. easygoing, ,r sDel 5r - ;ie. wni!e ae. 31. a; seeks a eim- 'ive. sens tine, single. white ernaie. 24.34, mth a sense cf humour SY 1603 (OSH) LOVING. >-o;e, wrnte rriale. 24. E. '8C Its.. elm "+e ouldoors, monis, big walks and quit evermirl seeks an attractive. single. white feline, ' 8- 26, for a possible reatronsr o SY 16D4 (COB) OH '3 -a•- tc oe fumloi are you i ak,ng for a quality guy' I'm young, -id 30's hetiero, fit and reli- able. Lers talk avenue, single 'Worts welcome SY 1605 (OSHI HARDWORKING srgie 'a:`er. 28. enoyl .pts le acriv'bes, camping, looking rC ^+eel a single female or a -ether, 25.35, for frieno5hp, aossibie -elation SY 1606 (OSH) LOVELY. honest mai. 25, seeking a sexy. sit- acy. 1-25. xm-smoker, who s coking 'or a romarmc, sexy meationship. SY lia7 SINCERE and hones: single mate, 44. -7. oars h air. green eyes range of "ferests. looking for an aaracbve, financially and emcronaby secure female. for a possieie serous rela- tkirsil SY 1601(OSH) FAITHFUL arc cons,aerate. a:trac- .,ve. rteresting, single. wile all wants to meet a hea,tly. g0od- naturea, lythe female friend. C fi5. 'or a vss,M relationship and trips south. SY to (OSH) SEPARATED father of two, easy- ocmg, attlletic, likes sports racgi,et- ball and terns, would like to meet a shale female for comparyarstxp• SY 161ill EASYWING male, 29. would like to meet a lady, 2E -3D, enjoys camping. g. bowling, baseball, dining out and spending quiet evenings at home, single moms welcome. SY 1611 a" for a down -to earth female, 18-26, res. ever, sing and daytime with similar interests, for frendsfrp ar�urfers. SY 5W (OS") and a possible nel9ofulmp. SY 1516 ATTENTION '^e y ncisewves or SINCERE'e-all. 4-. a~cys theatre. s -:e m: -e^ srift wcrher available LANCE guys finish last. Separated ARE you 28.35, goad looI hmast faher of two, 36, loves fgnes, dana and emolofally secure? Are you It ing, music and sports, looking to Clean Slavin, have brown had and sire imie wih a special lady, single live in the PickefingiAjax arl morns wlelom SY 1w Seriously, I know its a til to ask but I EIMCURYE, Siro dd, 43, looking hats a tit b oder. BY 2161pS1q for petite (mile that alloys dining MAIDS, 384 my got to you is mp and dancing. Must have passion for Dont be deceived by the la►ge padk- life and a strong sense of self- age or he pbn wnapprg, to inside mmm SY 10 there is a bushy present made in GDDD boar-, a1b-tionab, 32, hon. 1958, from sincerity, sena" and est and carng, with a good serse of ba of TLC, SY 3W (DSIq htur okr, sella an attractive, ddrwf•b- AC11YEr chortled orted woma4 45.57, earth lady, 23.29, with simlar quali- skm and blonde with tail eyes, is W for a possible longterm relation- bddrg for a sincere and honest geo- Shp. Sirigle moms welcome. SY 1591 flerm 050, SY 20w ,nsro. SY 2152 (OSH) BUBBLY, blonde and full-ol-life All the good ones are not gone. lanae, 49, sweet warm, 1101,1111"ll' of a guy, singe, Alas, car- heart, striking and good400king, ing, gentle, honest hwummus, all- seeking het spe* fall mai t wd, ale and ionroic Libra. Enjoys keg for friendship first possible relabn- seeks sww illeat of a gal with simiar ship• SY 2105 qualities. Non-smoker a must. SY ENTHUSIASiIC emake, 30, enjoys t1o1(OSHA b^9 walks, movies and good tires. ^ar or 4,remarl single white male, 30.38, wno is ser>srt,ve. honest and WV% for a long4err neetions 77,0. Ndier% SY 2116 (OSM SIX a^racnve leraie. 45, sir- oere. 'Chest, enjoys theatre, canclrg, wands aro a good tale, would like :o 'eet Satre man or similar interests and a good sense of humour. SY 2117 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE. ;,rgie, fulFM1gured, a:"ac`•.e al :4. likes carrig,hg and rids a grea: sense of oolnnd for one goice man ono knows tar is +.neat a women. age and bas unimportal nu51 ce single :ieah alio emwov a+kaer. SY 2122 (OSH) WANTED :-e gooc -lar - a, a' -e love ^ave gve. Must be 22.3'. non-smoker. ,cal- fTer'tea furl ng, rorranac.:aong and RSDoRybk, serious response only. SY 2123 IOSIII UNIQUE. ^c^est caning lemaie. 2.9, ane r.,e .rogue male, 25•, gang somewhere n .de, not into mead games, looking for good lines Irend- shie and oos5 ble retatiorshic SY 2124 (OSH) SINCERE s•-. female. 44, aeon •C prishp, aossr plc reatiortsil Efjoys walking, quiet evervngs -roves ard:ancing SY 2125 (OSH) COUNTRY 3r at hear,. cut versauie. enjoys :cuhtry 9 Wesierr an: Mozart, mnm; danc,ng, :heatre. camoing :61 alio cane irdecer- dem. amaeur mk seiar. seeks male, 42-54. with smear nierests SY 2126 IOS►f1 LONELY. sl femae. 26. -v* of ntee cckmc 'Or ar at:ravive ^reran speakirl -ale. 28-X, wro s aiiec:'onate arc rcnesl. DOss,ole ag-ienm relatnortsno. SY 2127 FRIENDLY, single moeier of two, 31, enjoys dancing, reaomg and quiet nights at,lone, is balling for fieri,} ship, possibly more, with a warn. car- ing, sensitive rren SY 212a a" ENERGETIC, single, attractive female, 50ish, bolrrg for an faint fun-lowrg male. over 50. that enjoys moSIC, nail, qA Ilium We and corwersalon. SY 2121 a" SHY, p" srxje 00 tdrale, 22, down to -earth, honest and sincere. Woking or male, 25,30, oft is aim sirm and honest alb Niles country tie, dogs and cwwq tin also a bit of homebody. If ti's sande ike you, calf SY Zia P" PROFESSIONAL, single white female, looking for an attractive, financially and lemouolally secin unattached fele, 32-4. SY 213:1 (Qsiq FULL4goed female, 41, smoker, seeks male, 3030 we ib irrnaaiy secure, with car, who is stable and DienrrxskofnI SY Q Didion FUN person, white widow, 60's, thinks and acts young mire, many irerests, seeking whe widower, 65- 6f1, tall, honest secure, rice dresser. For good limes lets Ilk SY 2131 SINCERE, attractive female, 25, 5'10', ex riodet eriloys ft outdoor activities and spending quality lime at home. "ON an easygoing meek 20.25, for Mie dshp and a poloble 43rNal0atdip ham aldr, 2135 P" Durham Region & the Port Hope/ Cobourg area _1liuctrelII Vil has received 95.845 calls to date! (Since May 1, 1993) e res. ever, sing and daytime rel'a,her re w t s hole) tins are wet- ar�urfers. SY 5W (OS") �nre SY 1148 (OSH) come.S ATTENTION '^e y ncisewves or SINCERE'e-all. 4-. a~cys theatre. s -:e m: -e^ srift wcrher available canr^^ Na cc.:ardlelrgrr QrrttWer o soca up ycur 2ys or evenl ' chats by the re, wouM ike to -+ee: you're sun and between +8.45. gill staple. sincere. honest man with sr, -e a cal. asCerm 3 must SY 5541 ar rlenests, for InerdsmiC. xsse,e (OSM •eiNionsho. SY 2149 ATTACHED -ae. 34 AFFECTIONATE a:i early 50's. seek: 'l 'or fnerwc ardror wear. ;ke 'o neer. ;e -^email 55.65. •efatiorsl SY 5545 non cnrnrer. =_s,a -wet who likes SEVENTH :ay acini.:• ;ay ode lancing, ' avee rig a :o ane geed seec^c :•^°• 3hrisur's ^ 7ungr• aucrs 'or corTariCrs'+iC SY 2151 area !& 'ellewsr c, soca, acllvAes. t?OSH1 elsure arc :crversaxr. SY SW ROMANTIC.: .. aa,ve. singe. white (OSH) fe-a e :: ::' stir- wit medium SINGLE ar^'e "ale. 21. 'coil for I" hair. due eyes ar+d no *pen- &&-e. - z_= : earwmess and asae• der'15. gooks, 'cr 3 serl all xr. asstrec SY 5547 rOSH) ',craw all. ,iC-39. 'a serious rea- INQUISITIVE r,, ::_:,e :,king ,nsro. SY 2152 (OSH) for a wl :• inerrocn encour• PROFESSIONAL e -aye :7 sial rW& SY 5548,OSH) er. ,es :••dc ' ao'•rles.nciucinc MALE. _ x,:rc':•arattaaedar oaril 5slim; grilling a^c noise- s:^. - •e-ae 27.45. 'or UM �dc o linty music am lino• amccumers, SY 5549 (OSH) s aokng tC •nee: a air, 40-50. MALE. tie f 3C s. �-_,ac••ve -esith wit similar rte. SY 2153 an rsw riagination and a tlsgne SENSITIVE ate 4C's 'e-ae. •'red- xrscc.s iee m same. 'Cr'nema, to aatemenl SY SS6" MALE % D shio aro homw;a ice. SY 5550 " % iG ' s^Ct? :rowwn 'air. rforF VERY a" a Eve w tCe sem singe s-iae-. horLarvmwer. oves -tsic ane ^des r -e wormy, ca.� 'pr a lar -+ae _• •ema.e 'Or rreresrr: ho mai fpr rendsr c his: SY 21 cc a cou•lers SY 5551 low SINCERE. s ^cue. wh to 'e^all 2 CURIOUS 'eaE. ?[.: _ . _. ,,s Ca.rC 'C' S.-ge, write -ae. Ze-:c w,sres . -ee• a^^"e, 'emae --Cr nor s,ncere omni ?iaxrsnr. -herics "ayome encouners. SY 5552 (OSHI -s?. xcnc.e eaTorsnic .oves 30•SOKTMWL :rotesscra male. wurin -ruse are dancing arc :he seek" o same. -LX :e wing to be a r� reress WANTED: o e nice. Sincere ,;.y. utbaS. SY 1156 (OS1t) EASYGOING w,,te a -a* =' '20 End , 5.. .ude 5por5 swl- ^g and ouie' evenings aI 5 ':'• it lies 'he :utdoors. :s.. 24 3.:L ^ hair. neer eyes. ioi. Serious vies ^.r+v SY 5553 mcv es. `v 'a:rs. ' reD aces and "on -smoker rc gccd sense . (OSHI show '- a sil a-coyeo mor. hurl seeiurg a hale. 24-30 SY WOULD eve c hear from a sum. 4Q 56'.:4ue eves, seeking xmpan- 2157 (OSH) a-acIve wCmar. 2C-5.=. 'a relaxing orsric. ono tem" reaticr.srup Single AFFECTIONATE. wane at hear' haus aria :a* ^ a 50 year vol dads Ok SY 2141 woman. 5'3'. ' 30 'lis.. green eyes. -ale. ar -lee: rooming, noon ROMANTIC while 'e^ ale. dlyo = ion -smoker. etogs ",r c, -roves, Jr hent =encn assures alio conpat 29, s looking for a single -ale. any holding lianas. d nig cul Seel:rg oie. ,'m sure. SY 964 (O N) race, 35-45. who s estae tshea, single male, 50.60.5'•7 wno can De MATURE 22 year o,c white male. secure and not atraic to conint and honest. open and secure. 'or iong seeks a nique lertae or pies for to share a We of good tees, ow am whin re{aoor>shio. SY 2158 friendship. I'm biro. 5. very lamed two great Ka SY 2se FRIENDLY lerrale. i hate to say I'm with a vivid imagination. All calls WELL educated, attractive femaie, 43 because people tell rte i look to returned promptly and rAScretan is 62, good corwersaoortalist oves oul- be in my eal 30's. attractive. 515'. assured SY 5665 "q doors, travel. music. lie them and 120 lbs. 1 have 3 chilorer, M own GOOD,L00pNG male. 21, ,s open QM home we. seeks Wow male home and a good job. if mteresled, to new dens from a *role who has with similar inlel 60.65, must have sense of humour. SY 2143 give me a call SY 2159 FEW bru nede, attractive, romantic, an rsw riagination and a tlsgne a" SELECTIINE len". independent sincere femabe, 43, 516', skin with nbrests m 5tness, seeks attractive to aatemenl SY SS6" MALE % D 50s, shin, attractive, enjoyrs travel, mak, 39.0, 5'10' +. o sic* K8Y , ka same, 18-35, for a' f"�' movieslplays, seeks sincere and estabislued gembns who is a roo- errpbyed, engem,, loves kk and romans. SY 2171 fM ATTRETIE male, 31, seeks kxg smoker, yang 60's. SY 21M (Oefel) 1RUCIE#'6 only. Classy lady driver berm rem111COW wwlfn ofiror male, 26, SNIEE, Nle. pile, Engtsh lady, 'rho ampys dancing, rates and quit 3fi, dsaellon etpacled and —10 57, gold figure, Milligent (oves limes, is searching for a single, vele, � Wls an ft beach melip driver who wants -to be � males early 20 a are looking arrd�iomink�hwngs, would Nile M peed xd darished SY M for two alGacIm fe+rabs, 205, r& - m set a stable geridim - W.% for esled n wild tines SY Ii59 P" WMParionship, Possibly mole. SY Two nabs, e" 205, bokig for 2145 P" older women, for good times SY SHAPELY brufeft nappy, healthtf sop" and full of life. I love nature, not wMIj - , jab 40's lamele, fed, INTERESTING, attractive couple, camping, dassiral music and God ton to* 5, short brown mai, ran- early 201s, would lilts to meet same Have good sense of humour and snicker, re 4inler, loves music and for friendship and good times SY ibdo. Swfmg single 00 nee, 6 rift in he country, looking for a car 5E1 55 510' or air wife anrptexrnentuy ng mai for a good companion. SY TALL, blonde. attractive, attached DAY SY 2W 9215 female wishes to meet an attactiv , LONELY and caring, attractive ;nab 6'+, for passonale encainers efahe, 37, Hues eour" and WIlem. No t Discretion a must. fisting and t MMUS. Looking b � meet a gentleman, 35+, for friend FIVE BY 2147 P" TRAVEL, movies, music, dancing PROFESSfONAI mai, 27. looking FREIgIY, full -figured, Separeled QW *w° (rtes � sare aM00f for same for • Mobile neje mother of 2 36, erioys the sin" activities, sounds like you? tor", no n•suaker. SY 50 hags, WAS on ft bead. norfteroe Professional, educated mak, 27, and fanrty aa, bobrg for a sncin seeks good-looking, non-smoking �slWawalVNktby This wwaall, AjaWuPielwwh9 tkkews Adliarliesr, Clswlpbr This VYtsalh 6 NaeWunDwr-and Nwwat assurnw fo IioDeilY br 1M corWMM a reply b any Yana atdwrYwwwmnt The adminlow nwrnq oonpNM YabiYty la tiro oonwM of, and M nwpmm b any advrlrtissrrlsnt a raaxdad and for any claim !nada agrmt OslWawalNRkiy This VWsk as a rawla elsraof. Tula adlmarMr agrwM b irldrrtilih and Hold eiis and etatolarlrJ and M adwrrssr a any reply b such adwaresanWwWt y Cannwrlily 14 Fop and ib ampbyw rnllsss br as awb. ap«aa, 1rDelwa g a+om a eauead by, thio DubYcawon. a raoording placed by b1r Ileilg Sirloar'Nr airs, fur adwwerar praaa now b lama ria n{ lalaplWarla nlar b, Int nanh aa adbass in hiaRMr grasNg massage. ��by TQM' WaMr raswvaa tfia IigM b nwin. ns4ct a eawloN any a�diwea»nNnw a ,dirge /n calsgayr n whelp an ad is ovoid. .....►����.quo♦�..ww.w.�..•�..-.,..vw..aw...-,..+....,w..r..-ss-.•n .�../ R 1!111{,1 Il i•1 .711)'t ! 1,1 y „rte ✓..�•. • ' 1 :', .. ,' F.+.':'.c ;;. �,-Lk' r ►+�1.►,�,' •,•,�,: -1:11. ' MICROCOMPUTER ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY Start Your Training Today! My name is Frank Wiseman. I teach Micro Computer Electronic Technology at The Toronto School of Business in Pickering. In addition to teaching I also run my own Electronics Consulting Company. I know what is happening in the industry on a daily basis. 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If you are a computer specialist with programming and analyst skills, who is interested in working in a client server environment, then we have two possible career opportunities for you: Systems Analyst/Programmer OR ProgrammerlTelephony Support r� ' At 'Naas•_ growing Company and have a University degree in Computer F IIM, ♦ .� Science or equivalent, we would be interested to hear from you. - •'ted With experience in Microsoft Visual Basic OR FoxPro and knowledge of accounting systems you would be involved in developing software to meet client needs. Experience in telephony would be an asset. If you are the candidate we are looking for. please forward your resume to : Gina Jackson The Minacs Group Inc. 915 Sandy Beach Road ■ THE Pickering, Ontario L1W 1Z5 ■■ MINACS or Fax 905-837-5009 ■ Thank you in advance for your interest. GROUP ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Only those selected for an interview INC will be contacted. *You fray qualify for Friartcial Assistancta. Car and inquire. TORONTO School of Business Cp� PKXEFMG CAMPUS cel 1450 KbWtm R cit, Sake 17 420-1344Ontario xtt 33 Starting October 17, 1994! • PROGRAMMER ANALYST • COMPUTER TECHNICIAN • OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS • COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING • LAN SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY U 11 Career Development Instittde Ud. 560 King St. West (The Island Plaza) ��8585r Ontario r, The Minacs Group of companies, known for the quality, integrity and innovation of its customized solutions, is an established leader in Human Resources Services. If you are a computer specialist with programming and analyst skills, who is interested in working in a client server environment, then we have two possible career opportunities for you: Systems Analyst/Programmer OR ProgrammerlTelephony Support FASHION A CAREER IN -RETAIL SALES! F L "f X; f l L Ereat fashions .. great fun.-. great training F U L'L - T 1 M E that can lead to promotion from within.. $1 these are just some of the reasons to PART-TIME consider a position with Winners — Canada's leading 'off price' fashion retailer. S A l E S ''We're looking for more energetic, enthu- ASSOC IATES siastic team players in a variety of flexible fuu4ime and part-time positions. So why dday... appy in person to the Manager at 41� ictal j4011 . Wt N RS 'IVAIINLTJ 3i immediate work available If you have a minimum of 2 years experience, dean abstract and I.C.C. quaffed. Mw Yina F Group k1C. Teleplto(te 906-579-2911 Fax 905-579.6060 INTERESTED IN OPERATING SPORTS LEAGUES? am: lle1ne.(705 ,urn s oon*" rich cefs6 ebotit tiltrsrs. We 14�NaK Silj j6 31164* tiiYrtnt EIIcelerlt raMNbwt6i16. Horn an wselken41. 2 Forpewonl ikMlri6w give ori • . • • • • • • • AZ DRIVERS • • WANTED • • Chin abstract. '0 • 2yfs I'Vo 10 if! • • Can ADAMS • • Sir • • 4300K • • aril for Rm* or Gr6L • 00000000 NEEDED NAMEDIATELY Class D and AZ Drivers ChW Ab6VW 2 yews experience. Clean tsintit6l rr-oorti irons and brq 1111- w work Cir 9 Pro-T&I= Tnlrtlttp FIA TlmdPart Tlefe v040111M 1.6 $VON" Bus Person, Dishwashers some experlena 49 Old lOngOM Rd. THIS OIE'B FOR TEAL • bok bond Fol Bose Has mow «nNN h bot 14 bs, acrd 9 1110- 3 ►9 MUM. am node S From Mom.ddb �• ver call W% ad 1lli,'�+a7w 011 M1 (TFI iaa l Seed resume tog Oshawai This Welt: P.O.Sor 401 Oshawrs, Out. LIN 71.5 EXPERIENCED FRAMER 151HR. Must be able to run own crew. Must be reliable Call AL 1105-428.6864. Earn up to SM.00o in 3 nwnew f Wit sarnm Aso year Iolrld ridlkp for king crab, haaA and heron¢ plus corsWcicrt amenias. Oil ISO and Ince. Call 601-7901362 WORK AT HOME EARN UP TO 61.DW W K. -Eery earl; •Fr« sipplin -son 6104daaly For was d"k s•n1 SASE. b Five Sir Fis•edsss is" Uverpool Rd, suits 213 Pickering, Oat. LtV 6613 OWN Your Own Business - spece avasabb for esdutician. nail technician and chair for Ifi�YyM in busy hair swim Call 43i$�2a2. (100794) DRIVERS Wanted - Pizza Nova 113 Byron St. S.. Whitby. Apply Witt*. (101114) ESTNETXMANMMR Dresser, Waned. Be your awn bow second floor. rental space. eoeeeseNn Oen■•s with pwki ng. Contact Syhds at Bronze It Bibout L 4364242 (IOMM) ESTIETICIAM versed - pmt firm. *wet be flexibN. Ex- cell 901116- 44"121L es iw126. (10p1� TRANSCRIBEIEDIT rehltb "pals on your horn co*pIw- Fi x yoga resume. I "' 0x0 es - parlance to 666.7167 by Oc- labor IDOL (1007M) 612MOYR frau boon. days. %able. Repreeerlt Ca••adati Watling othmotimm ad ptafts- sional publishers you are nlowow. OPOWaimbe. war - spoken and have eaceHant peopls dMaa, Nur ase umno b train you as a sales representative. Car 905-404- 2061 or fax 905-433.1541. (tongs) NAINSTYLIST uOuied. MUM be elIrloe. erlergsYC Mead - of persw4 ty and oniw as fao•e of ate busbna err 436- 232s- (100704) ALTERNATE Lang Dlstarnce Pltom Ceopary abode ..ft a "ollit°ww46o ew.el�c:ar t�or Interview. (SOS) 619.4847. (1100gq 1 1 IF fee aur single or a singis plow or sewamd or dkwroM with throe years work eltperbno 6 yar esr v1+My w ftnrlciY.eeietartos or r you ars Over "Will hes abinalfy been lid ON. you my for tdl► tug aeslsternos. OIPICERT. Lclus, wordperfacw. D-Baes. Mord. Accpac. Bedford. Autocad, vaw.e. Pagestiat, PAtnand System alylst mp Harvard. Corel. Couter C"06 Pad Mo ra BesYnas c Cdegs. 427-9010. MAKE Exlra tit fat Do you ow candlwl babes glotnrlg om n your ams, Out- standing cominissi es. no Maresllrwe, no deewtbs Cas (rob) 471,7087. (IONN) If you are intrigued by the challenge of the computer needs in a growing Company and have a University degree in Computer Science or equivalent, we would be interested to hear from you. With experience in Microsoft Visual Basic OR FoxPro and knowledge of accounting systems you would be involved in developing software to meet client needs. Experience in telephony would be an asset. If you are the candidate we are looking for. please forward your resume to : Gina Jackson The Minacs Group Inc. 915 Sandy Beach Road ■ THE Pickering, Ontario L1W 1Z5 ■■ MINACS or Fax 905-837-5009 ■ Thank you in advance for your interest. GROUP ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Only those selected for an interview INC will be contacted. FASHION A CAREER IN -RETAIL SALES! F L "f X; f l L Ereat fashions .. great fun.-. great training F U L'L - T 1 M E that can lead to promotion from within.. $1 these are just some of the reasons to PART-TIME consider a position with Winners — Canada's leading 'off price' fashion retailer. S A l E S ''We're looking for more energetic, enthu- ASSOC IATES siastic team players in a variety of flexible fuu4ime and part-time positions. So why dday... appy in person to the Manager at 41� ictal j4011 . Wt N RS 'IVAIINLTJ 3i immediate work available If you have a minimum of 2 years experience, dean abstract and I.C.C. quaffed. Mw Yina F Group k1C. Teleplto(te 906-579-2911 Fax 905-579.6060 INTERESTED IN OPERATING SPORTS LEAGUES? am: lle1ne.(705 ,urn s oon*" rich cefs6 ebotit tiltrsrs. We 14�NaK Silj j6 31164* tiiYrtnt EIIcelerlt raMNbwt6i16. Horn an wselken41. 2 Forpewonl ikMlri6w give ori • . • • • • • • • AZ DRIVERS • • WANTED • • Chin abstract. '0 • 2yfs I'Vo 10 if! • • Can ADAMS • • Sir • • 4300K • • aril for Rm* or Gr6L • 00000000 NEEDED NAMEDIATELY Class D and AZ Drivers ChW Ab6VW 2 yews experience. Clean tsintit6l rr-oorti irons and brq 1111- w work Cir 9 Pro-T&I= Tnlrtlttp FIA TlmdPart Tlefe v040111M 1.6 $VON" Bus Person, Dishwashers some experlena 49 Old lOngOM Rd. THIS OIE'B FOR TEAL • bok bond Fol Bose Has mow «nNN h bot 14 bs, acrd 9 1110- 3 ►9 MUM. am node S From Mom.ddb �• ver call W% ad 1lli,'�+a7w 011 M1 (TFI iaa l Seed resume tog Oshawai This Welt: P.O.Sor 401 Oshawrs, Out. LIN 71.5 EXPERIENCED FRAMER 151HR. Must be able to run own crew. Must be reliable Call AL 1105-428.6864. Earn up to SM.00o in 3 nwnew f Wit sarnm Aso year Iolrld ridlkp for king crab, haaA and heron¢ plus corsWcicrt amenias. Oil ISO and Ince. Call 601-7901362 WORK AT HOME EARN UP TO 61.DW W K. -Eery earl; •Fr« sipplin -son 6104daaly For was d"k s•n1 SASE. b Five Sir Fis•edsss is" Uverpool Rd, suits 213 Pickering, Oat. LtV 6613 OWN Your Own Business - spece avasabb for esdutician. nail technician and chair for Ifi�YyM in busy hair swim Call 43i$�2a2. (100794) DRIVERS Wanted - Pizza Nova 113 Byron St. S.. Whitby. Apply Witt*. (101114) ESTNETXMANMMR Dresser, Waned. Be your awn bow second floor. rental space. eoeeeseNn Oen■•s with pwki ng. Contact Syhds at Bronze It Bibout L 4364242 (IOMM) ESTIETICIAM versed - pmt firm. *wet be flexibN. Ex- cell 901116- 44"121L es iw126. (10p1� TRANSCRIBEIEDIT rehltb "pals on your horn co*pIw- Fi x yoga resume. I "' 0x0 es - parlance to 666.7167 by Oc- labor IDOL (1007M) 612MOYR frau boon. days. %able. Repreeerlt Ca••adati Watling othmotimm ad ptafts- sional publishers you are nlowow. OPOWaimbe. war - spoken and have eaceHant peopls dMaa, Nur ase umno b train you as a sales representative. Car 905-404- 2061 or fax 905-433.1541. (tongs) NAINSTYLIST uOuied. MUM be elIrloe. erlergsYC Mead - of persw4 ty and oniw as fao•e of ate busbna err 436- 232s- (100704) ALTERNATE Lang Dlstarnce Pltom Ceopary abode ..ft a "ollit°ww46o ew.el�c:ar t�or Interview. (SOS) 619.4847. (1100gq 1 1 IF fee aur single or a singis plow or sewamd or dkwroM with throe years work eltperbno 6 yar esr v1+My w ftnrlciY.eeietartos or r you ars Over "Will hes abinalfy been lid ON. you my for tdl► tug aeslsternos. OIPICERT. Lclus, wordperfacw. D-Baes. Mord. Accpac. Bedford. Autocad, vaw.e. Pagestiat, PAtnand System alylst mp Harvard. Corel. Couter C"06 Pad Mo ra BesYnas c Cdegs. 427-9010. MAKE Exlra tit fat Do you ow candlwl babes glotnrlg om n your ams, Out- standing cominissi es. no Maresllrwe, no deewtbs Cas (rob) 471,7087. (IONN) -- NEW HOME SALES ^' SALES A MARKETING Co. needs Licensed Real Estate sales people for projects In Pickering, Whitby & Oshawa. We offer competitive commission, salary, referral program 8c bonus incentives. Please fax your resume to Netta at (905) 837-2555 (No Phone Calls Please). All interviews will be confidential. 135'k'ilPd H?Ip A -Z DRIVERS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY • 2 years experience • clean abstract • criminal record search • ICC medical • good equipment • good pay • safety bonus For team work Highway and City can BOB 725-9694 Exclusive Transportation Services GM PARTS PERSON Required. Minimum 2 yrs. GM counter experience. MICHAEL BOYER PONTIAC BUICK, Hwy, 2/Whites Rd., Pickering. Call Bob Greenbury. 831-0624 or 686-5859 Pickering Oshawa A Diesel Meahank required forallareooR 9hIL E3VINhwe i r91or9rleol Fo**K R9oumn ameow brief Oct. 14M b11I MPINs or M* to: TRAVEL.MIE GARAGE IlC. 1182 Fatetrall Ave. S., Oshawa, Ontario L1H No Sowing M Experleflced, for fmodern facbryin Pidng.rariWages pW ►pf *, base plus bons. Raw based on Cotl(set Cannon (905) 420-8784 DESIGN En9inner - 5 years mechanical codon .wrier n a marwfadurkq envkoment a a milt. Exposure to ISO 9001 leprid. Fact of cal The Mohacs Group, WS-837-6090afbox 906. 837-5009 Nancy Key. (101194) MVAC Tedmicm. erperienoW only for residential and some cm--CIW equipment. Gas fa - Ws Iicionse required Cal (905) 683.0677. (100694) MATURE responsibie caregiver needed in our home. 2 chddm% IW days. Inquire after 6 p mL 8316196. (100991) I/ANNY/SABYSITTER - part tine, live out, must be non smoker with awn vehicb. For Ajax area. 686-1093. (1 00994) PICKERING area - cocasional babysitter in our home. Rdereces Sluder" WOW,e. Cal Tina. 5mo9e6. (lo0594) fte Time seoepdonw Assistaft required for Ajar Dental office, must be ABEL experience& 683-1391 •Cardbwf propria Cane Nannies & Companions required Both live-in and We -out, part-time & full -lime. Driver preferred. 619-3351 144 Old Kingston Rd. Suite 10A Ajax, Ont L UT 2Z9 165 Day Care Available RELIABLE DAY CARE available in my Maple Ridge area home. Call 420-1757 Hwy. 02 and Dixie Any age, referent available, 8 yrs. experience, flexible hours Iced rates. , Cal 420-8526 BIIRCHER/BAYLY - a warm bung environment br your child o grow and loam. Experienced mother d 2 provides TLC and kill at fun for your dwd. AI apes webonno. First Aid. CPR. 686- 91/3.(100994) INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, sale. fun home errinronment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasor>abie rates Receipts, flexible haus. Cad DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 509-1207 FORMER Nanny and mother at DAYCARE avaxiable. nappy 2 whit provide daycare M " family atmosphere. Experienced home Close to schools. all mart d 3. tle:ible bows. DaiM apes. Cal 68&6996. (1009951 Hwy n area. Carr Jan. 831- 0612 (100794) THE NEWS ADVERTI.RER, WED., ocTODER S, Ifs -PAGE -34-A lip Is 610will en"aae em OW WbW MOMO , barrta4 WASHERS. dryers, fridge. moduir araldbls for dayeara doubts. Stoo. we Water on one. nw and wnordltbnsd. Pmkwjo lady nn. 1e+luk" Lwow - * . $3wp&. Rads► s225 and up far woadkbrnsd acaelws. Aenood nrsis ai- k" chair, $30. Exeeise bands we - $175 and up for rata.. door eq ilpnwtl. Receipts and 175. Glider rocks►. $10D. Ener- deo od dryer. $176 and up for Nlme I Hewoo"011. Laura cis* bike, $15. 931-4339 reconditioned fridges and i906) 9/P/993 (100904) evenings. (100594) stoves. Also coin operated FIREWOOD CEME 4)8'x1? $60.00 4'xftlr $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Daus 705277-3361 Err Free W�to r washers and dryers. Stephenson'* Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court St. Oshawa. 579.7449.(101494) AJAX Pidkerkq APDL no KING size womobW. plot*. car wasonakle off« rslused. kray mod over to me" awam ss guaranteed. Reconditioned (top of the line Pillow Top deals 4V- Com► make us a MaUt . valued s $1000) King coat 42ax. (TF) 467 Westley Size duvet with shears and duvet Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) cover. Ings dresser with.Olaf, CAMPGROUND Lie Member- $600 firm for everything. ship to Coast to Coast Parks in Teleplore 404-0944 or leave U.S.ICanada. $1/per night. Paid message. (101194) $3695, nkat sell $495 U.S. Cal pIAN03/GRANDFATHER 1600236-0327. (100694) Clicks Back T School SEASONED Firewood - wt and HEAT MachinerMicro Furnace, O dale - Now and used pianos, split. Delivered. Available in face, half bush or bush cad. signal 6• abs. aranic disc rent to own. apt size. upright. (102794) heater. Themes controlled. Rug.grand, digital, keyboards. price, $169.95, sell $50. CLOCKS - (Fres do" and set FIREWOOD For Sale. Cut. spit Liquidation. Call (905) 983- up). Tremendous savingsl Telep and delivered. Price S6 4w* 8289. (101494) Piano Works, 4331491. (TF) cord. Cale Gerry, 281-5466 orAVY Duty washer and dryer, OAKNINE FURNITURE - Why 619-1363. (101694) $150. Apartment size washer pay retail prices? one of FIREWOOD - quality seasoned and dryer, $550. Single bed, Ontario's oldest and largest 16• hardwood. $190 pre bush SW. Tables and 2 chars, SW. manufacturers is now sexing cad. Lorded quantity. Call 1- Satellite T.V. receiver 1011 dish, direct to the public. Eq. oak 706.9446801 7 p.m. -11 p.m. one year old 200 channels, pedestal table with crw ext and (102594) $5200 now, asking $3000. 4 Windsor chains. $799 - ir oak doubts FIRIEINOOD - excellent quality hardwood. Guaranteed extra king time fully seasoned. Cut and split. Honest rreaNmerrlerk. Free delivery. Kozy Heat Firewood. (905) 753-2246. (103094) 1 WOODEN dining room set. of aides bun,. hutch, 6 chairs. 9�. (As )$350. Call 426 - EUROPEAN Pow bed. frame. x75. Rod" chair with cuefron. $50 o.b.o. (905) 427-3704- (100594) WOODSTOVE - Chalet style made n Belgium. Glass doors. rating 51-60W STU/M. Hewing capacity 14-17.000 cu.h. Im. mamiae condition. $300. cal 83112295. (100994) Delivery available. 432-7565. pedestal des ext and 6 (100794) chars. $1429. Cannorbal beds, GERIATRIC Chair, 6 months $299' Over 20 stain choices - al alit. purchase be $1400. will set solid. no veneer -Traditional f500. Electric Iawnrtower with Woodworking 905-985-8774. mulcher, new $400, asking $125. Cal 42&6792.(100594) SiEDItAN quality berm style sheds. buil an she. axe. $599. GST inchrded. Display at Lym- bird Lumber. Kingston Rd.. Pick- eting or call 905-509-4961. rinrco4h DINING room eel with 4 Chaise, large teal. Solid cherrywood. mint condition. asking "W. Pastor Color sola and nein, chair. Bite new. asking $700. 4346091. (100694) - LOaISTER LOBSTER - Mesh As. lanuc Lobster. Rte test in the world. Flown dire" to you L:vE from New Brunswick. Cal (905) 6667736. FnESi+ cocked canna. $4Sdozen. 1101 194) CARPET Broker, IOD% nylon thick plush stain resistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $299. Price inckides 30 yards carom. deluxe pad and installation in your hone. MONTHLY PAY- MENT PLAN available. Daniel. 1-800-217.0104. (101194) MUST seas Couch and bveseat with malchnq coffee table and end tables. Milt condition. Cal 434.5954.(101ISM) COMPUTERS - 48640'x. 4/ 170'S 5899. Comp*e systems from $999. Twoysar parts/ labour. Warraruse0 used sys- tema from $199. 396 Lap Taps. $825. Guaranteed quality. parts. seroce as Computer Clearance Genus. 161 King St e.. Bowr nanvdb. (101894) ilk CLEAN �( Complete Cleaning ServicesAuto OGGIWShkU - Medical 0111111c" T T • Collndd - Indust" Condomistlunts* EllZillnel Serlike i Rat.. can R SUR JANrfDFVAL film and danni oommwdol gtellam bin husk lel CCall728.1 q M) ra1M ILLUSTRATION artooakeg, b uslnes�lor person RsasorN'ii rales, Also bNmO Tbwal, AON y SiBft" Shcod 10 bSS=$150 3 kesord a best $75 Free pidwp a drop OF' 287-3060 7 dapslMleelc CLASSIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN - specialty gaidee, Inl«bcking, ponds. decks. wtaksksg wits, spedakze in das0 only. No Obligations d buy materials. Certified 649.7622 or ( 316 - have wo-aw (loom) COUTMTIOM klwior ally atlferior ooftl�iliCiM Fila end dm Ilasioltll work e.C.& Corrsuucfto Ltd. - r* oil. nooks. adWlons. daatgal6uN tilts artaM ill allill, IM eabksas. and hoped ONOO Only IM Offt (TIF) VAZ GENS AL CONTRACM8 Ciff" 'IN Htan ,10, Gift Kkhm BMnllllb Rode, Collude YlfllMMM Dtrdul Cee J i 6!<3581i • SeMd III W EAN70Ce1 • IINr100tsa rae.ettlrlmrr • Pace Doors M�1C9asaltaq i ■Ali Maio* Lia -e• 1022 CM (4111) 283-3673 or 14MO-725.1510 FMM ESTMIATE - 1fr1t1tTB1 GUARAlfm 'MISTER Cheap' Home Yrpntvanwrrks, roc looms. in- law ►law apartments, additions, know docks, etc UCOMW for over 20 years. All work gkwseeed For FREE estlnw- d F .dart 90640L9170L (TF) L �i C a n Maimonanas 9ysbr,ls - &RICK. blocks, fireplaces, aeaY . awrmwdld wmbv wmopme Any o pdm solos. d INLCall y,E a grrsral lepsis. 9 a aa@W rspskkng Or r 0' '1 9. CO to Its: 466ROM Visa aDDIPURL CARVET Cleaning and (d0001&3300.(TF1 uvialt«I by Dartke Mwwa. Any 5 leers. $71LG � Llvksg mock dmq monk hall 8x.91. Sofa. chalr and loveliest. 864.88. All workommklp e4 anraraaed. 8srvk" Otwhaea �� ARE you haw" pro0lerrs late - k" tine b clean your hates For professional cleaning, call Helon's Homy SenAoss Qday. 427-1041. (1012eq IIOIgEp EA1811G dart by rot& Oft and depsidabb woman reasonable rases. Call Marks 43001D2. (lo11wq TWO Cht4stlen Waren want lore to dean your hones. Raba. $40-70. Esoa9nr relare ? Cal atnyriri 68649W a 420- 1972. (100794) .lo.ra ds.tltpr. cafe a w GAILL MG) fffM-t1sM onrWAL� t.plag, eerdktg. rAD SERVICES surds and T4ser asip. WW GA L IND etaeae. plasNr eapairs F« FALL SPECIAL 9w�ada8 4 (TA L flirlg wit bof►kige d weeldp i b� EURDPEAN w t>osrillw eia ces. knqulrs IW dell k reaovale yaw bathhouse « )Dlrr home wit pNSOriafaed ad hldeen waft as wit n (roan serve for over a decade. tlsa oto yaw somisam Good references, satisfaction (Fl*I c fdedartdnsN4 Far 6" soMmoft 683 - as IM rzli an rhe. Masorrary - brick Bloch.d noes d a/ %Vel tiriralasud wooduslionoW NolubNoZp lob too offal - w M 1 as Far bas omm rink oil s71f ul I. (M e1 MM a M CoFAW tl % nudde-iBMMg M addKbm. phttttbbog. Isms. outo a- ifilibnwmrla. tO110. docks. kaotlorikk" *loess. or ig retaining walls. Work olowpi ask vausnusd Msnbw d see. i Swor a 42742x. (IO011t) ecrA L FouSABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions.g renovations. kitchens. MiCHMM NWAP4 - hOLOM ""Pow asrvloe. ferrllrwokwM*w and Warm specyNris. FrM refinishing. quality work tsafdr*be *oviM BMWOC guaranteed. 15 years knur*d. Fera sellmws. Cal epebeoa 111.7118. (TFEPO) 4M7ML (1F) AJAX Moving Systems - full GREAT White Paeerq - we talo serviooa moves. appeal" and a bills our of high pre" - For Pam epaclalsts, net rage or good rates, call 576-6409. 6 hotly. tale ►toes haw heated am. -12 noon, 5 p.m. -7 p.m. >rogpa urns. Now olNerp hes bases win .nova PaAt std load spseisL sour" at $9e and up. Cal lwIrdoveo aL 72500116 e 427.OW& (TF) MEN with large truck will do haaalaM noes, wsderatal, mrrerrrcbL Al types d moves.• s j Cal Carl or Janis. 427-2656 •;, i TMST i Irl► Wes 3 Exterior BSOPW Workiffansl* Find cllanrebble Sarice. f�lae.raifllj P.4laref i Free Estirratls Greet Robes ProkasiOrlal SWVIM LOGO OW& FACE F NM FastEA RAM*JM W IC MAc4ctAK dean Mbnds6 wady ccs« s ons OW B rt=Ww promotions, openings, one hool Us" help. aa&`7o57 or rm=c an MAee1T wants work doing ntogic for deilbwft pwdn and all occo cions, have my own eragicana. Call Emla 6804932. ROOFING S1w10% frons, dl/llnep, FREE E NATES Mai CALL JOHN mm427-0131 MARRY-0,TNE-MovERs - tttove erg a enell. we orbs skarn 1a1 Fes estrtala. stenion atneii thole nolbe .arra. �neov2�Co( anblo IWV Mai Rhonda's Inferior Decorating, painting, wall impleksg, Contain. kanlusn kn• psoib wok at low colt. Many n wonoes. Fou oodmoL Cel 4044)in (low" arTEwall alng aeesri far paw plan and good woAk. Cal Mal, 87w1160. (10118q PAGE 34-A THE NEWS AZIM11 MR, WED., O(TO<1M 5,1"4 CIK>MY 'etas and QMH' Ttt bo, bledii beauty. 4 door. 6 siz�•�Mbed $3550. Small oEdar organ. 1400 and much No papers. 1300. parents on sills. WS-6EB-4921 or 906.434- we". pa„ pb., anII I ateteo 0110re. Call 631-7409. (100994) 7SOS. (100694) This car Is show fawn ri, illgotr. BASSETT Pups (Hush Hurry on this one. Only 12894 carViod. 4 dere nice cars b Puppies), south of Lindsay. choose from. Car 427-9722 $250. Call 705.324-3965. anytime, Russ. Open Sunday. (100294) Big Tam Sales. (100894) MOUNTAIN Bikes wanted. Need mom and ladies. Must be HORSE Boarding.$140 19Olds Cierra Brougham, 66 In excellent condition. 434-5790. mor". Grain and h y teed. loaded, sunroof. two -ton silver (101894) Great trails. Call Pam, (905) grey. fight grey interior, easy to HYDRO'S too high. Will cut your 427-5217.(101194) tartly. $2150. Telephone 436 tree or trees for the wood. Leave 2782. (100794) message, call Mark, (905) 263. DONT throw your dog ware kto landfill sits. use a DOGGIE 1986 Olds Cutlass Supreme 6573. (100694) DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS- Brougham, V6. air, as is, $2500 ob.o. Call Larry 579-8569 atter WANTED - 6 It. blade for POSAL SYSTEM. 9 am. - 9 5p.m.(101194) snowplowing. Must be p.m., 7 daystweek. Call 723 - hydro. parking. cable, laundry. $SOO reasonably priced. 723.0619. 5413 or 434-8782. $2.00 on with 1986 Reianl SE Wagon. 4 door. (101194) ad. (TF) 2.5 engin•. auto, ps., pb.. air, WANTED - old and antique SHELTIE Pups, male and ownernt run one ming ming carr'. Onlmyy $ $266 95 cert. 4 furniture, anything old. Scientific temals. CKC registered, tat- more nice cars to choose from. instruments, china, silver, tooed and first shots. Cee 427-9722 rhyme, Russ. advertising, sporting, toys. Dewormchocked, Dewormed. vet ched, hme o Open Sunday. Bag Town Sales' decoys, dolls, milk bottles. col- raised. $400. Ready to go. Ph 728 2371 (100664) )eaters or estates. Cal Robert one anytime. Bowen Antiques (905) 655- (101194) 8049. Broolln. (TF) TEAM OBEDIENCE - now das- OLD and good carneras. gold. see (puppy and novice) start sterling• optical instrument. Oct. 15.22 and 24. Eve" and jewellery watches, rid China Saturday classes available with and glass, antique furniture. Cal small classes guaranteed. Call 432-1678. (101194) 430-0025. (101194) GARAGE SALE - SAT., OCT. 7.9 A.M. WE'RE MOVINGI Good variety of household items, cookware, glassware, games, gooks, small furniture 1211 Gloucester Square (off Bowler, just below Finch 9*AVwVwVw#2 AJAX - basement bachelor AJAX - bertlot an sp9rtltar L WANTED byponesaml seaport• � etas n and om very alta/11111119 belittles ams. L 4 bak Ons orrwwe ribs rotott itlodstn. badtomt► 4 Ppm an. brJnet4 ft for nature non smoker• Car COUNTRY 427-3178 leave --aft* er entrance. Near bus. Phone Eat awooble and oertrsl b CRAFT SHOW 4 AJAX - bright clean one Durham Region's bedroan basamotrl apartrwt bedroom in 46 unit building. (100594) largest and best. storage, may, parking, well ettrarh, , parkiq, lurk out b One of southern S ' from SM inckrsive. Go direct 'A Ontario's top rated 123 Bloor SL W. or all oohed c shows. Oshawa 311, EAST Oshtwa0l ourtfoe . bright AJAX - main floor, 3 Civic Auditorium, two bddroonn apartment. Found bedroom, AIC, pool. OWL hydro. parking. cable, laundry. $SOO Oshawa: 44 polls. WoAcrq pwpi � ttpp(18r1096• ��� Fri., Oct. 21, 3 - 9; farm lease. Available Oct 1 or A 60% U(Ilifin. Available C Sat., Oct. 22, 10 - 5; 31, 416.822-2855. (092294) 683-5M1 or 725-0745, Sun. Oct. 23, 10 - 4. DOWNTOWN whttby In ems' ask for Melo or Ronal i Over 140 quality t bsdroottc $725 madly . lights. e Available Nov. 1. Laundry exhibitors occupying facilities. parking. cess 10 all WHY E YOU A own washroom, parking, over 14,000 sq. ft. of 1991 Z28, original rust tree, over S unique and original unties, laundry. share kitchen, 00) for appointment. (1594 crafts. (100694) C Into. AJAX by the Lake - detailed very tight. A must ses. $2806 905-434-5531 RENTERS. (905) 426-1278 nth- 9967. (101194) ' stone and brick 3.1 bedroom S 9*AVwVwVw#2 AJAX - basement bachelor AJAX - bertlot an sp9rtltar L WANTED byponesaml seaport• � etas n and om very alta/11111119 belittles ams. L 4 bak Ons orrwwe ribs rotott itlodstn. badtomt► 4 Ppm an. brJnet4 ft for nature non smoker• Car laundry room. separateM 427-3178 leave --aft* er entrance. Near bus. Phone Eat awooble and oertrsl b 91800. (100504) 83.mornings. hf10R1ihhM 101194) P.T.C. or Go. Have no psi and ge 05- ( tion srndw. Cal Mike. (905) AJAX - bright clean one BLOOR/SIMCOE - large two 609-SSOB or (906) 420-9714. bedroan basamotrl apartrwt bedroom in 46 unit building. (100594) CIM to GO, 401. Separate storage, may, parking, well ettrarh, , parkiq, lurk out b MWW4pd. Close to skWeSUe / HouseS srrON patio. sirgb non smoker. ' from SM inckrsive. Go direct 'A no pots. $620. Inclusive. 683- 123 Bloor SL W. or all oohed 0394. (101194) 418.223.5419. (1F) WI9TES(HWY 82 - nice clean EAST Oshtwa0l ourtfoe . bright AJAX - main floor, 3 baserrwt apartment kndudng two bddroonn apartment. Found bedroom, AIC, pool. OWL hydro. parking. cable, laundry. $SOO yard, parking, references, no yOC, �a(e tldry, separate entrance, monthly. No pea, non smoker.' polls. WoAcrq pwpi � ttpp(18r1096• ��� Available now. First/last. Cal farm lease. Available Oct 1 or A 60% U(Ilifin. Available (905) 831-6163 after 6 p.m. Nov 1. Cast collect evenings Nov 1. PICKERING Bayy/Llverpod - 416.822-2855. (092294) 683-5M1 or 725-0745, bachelor basement apartment. DOWNTOWN whttby In ems' ask for Melo or Ronal partially furnished, full bath, apwlrnrt h9- huge two laundry. side entrance. mature bsdroottc $725 madly . lights. e Available Nov. 1. Laundry waking person. Available now. $495 inclusive. 436-2951. facilities. parking. cess 10 all WHY E YOU A own washroom, parking, amentias. FboUbaL 905.989- RENTER cOumw VR690 - wdYn1,-h-d NPOMPAMODCorrie siren town is deo 0" home. Non YaCriO i spm. Tee badromt, 2 stfrakar, ar amsrrIt' - awMbis baths. everything Included? km odiataly. Prdassional Of Pod. hot tub. innis. Close to al student preferred. Car 619- atrentim. Car (ON) 9860006 1519. (101104) or (905) 66B-6342. (TF) PICKERING - single room wth c" and use of klich n, wale b ' , P.T.C., Go Train, Pickering Genwoting Station. $340 trnonth- ly or $170 bi-wookly. Phone 420-4318.(100594) LARGE room in 4 year old WHY ARE YOU A home slrn klchen, laundry RENTER and 4 poo. bathroom. Prow non When with oily $500 omoking femais. M Pot week down Payment you iron Cal 906.6239806. (101194) own a now 3, 4 bedroom roma on efge lot. Gras FURNISHED or unfurnished inancirgavaiMW room. TV area, share all 9056 facilities. Close to bus and mal. Wanted ►Mponsble person who Ines pets. Frank, (905) 475- PICKERING - beautiful two 7767 or (418) 618-4668. sway four � 01- (101194) Ifinished ent and ncr« Cal Neu at Trow AVAILABLE raw - Oshasa, fur- R.E. (905) 837-0085. (100794) nsh•d room, laundry. parking and bus Call 576-0926 63 OSHAWA • 13Everglades Dr. 11186 Suntird, automatic, pit.. cab.. cruise. air. automatic, Phone air. $) WHITBY - one -room man l duplex. one floor 4009 or 1-905-738.4574. When with only $600 4100794) d� pa)G Z� � evenings. leave message. evens 4) come haw a Ink at this 3 bedroom raised bagalow witha . orack rho Gm Oot own a now 3,4 room Firsvtw and references. No Room mea wanted a Nae 4 s•l contained one bedroom int x301ruis renovated with large oak AJAX :spacious new one hone on large lot. GnaN WHITBY Townhouse, dose 10 law apartment. This home ls 1982 Oleic Delta 88 Royal. 8 Y kitchen, $640 month) seg. y • bedroom basemen aparlin" financing avaiab(e. Go. walking distance to ideal for a starter or retirement cylinder, 4 door• auto, pit.. pb.. 7634. (1 00694) separate entrance, parking, 905 623 4644% shopping. Air, outdoor swim - mal home with raincome, a for a arrOm cassette. newer tires. WESTNEr/HWr a2 . now two cable. no pots. Non snicker. ming pool facilities. $350 Par large family. With backyard ex - Wakes• rad• battery• front endreferences, bedroom basemn apartment• firsvlast. $600 - TWO bedroom bungalow. month. No smokers. 5761250. tend' onto a park. makes l parts. Sold reliable Clow and appliances, kitchen, bathroom + 1/3 utilities. 6835480 monthly residential, East Oshawa. (101194) easy to have summer BBO's certified. $1300. 434.7014. and I"room. Non (11194) Diningroom• fireplace, lar • 9 TWO furnished rooms. includes and keep children entertaired. (101194) smoker, uiet couple. $750 q VACANCIES) Cal skarn stop kitchen, new bathlskylight, own washroom, parking, Ask $137,900. Call 723.0586 � 1991 Z28, original rust tree, over monthly inclusive. 428.7153. rental shop for a BETTER washet, dryer, 1/2 basement unties, laundry. share kitchen, 00) for appointment. (1594 maintained. extremely dean and (100694) selection. DURHAM HOME with extra room $795.. 579- No smaksrs/p•Is, $450 one urn AJAX by the Lake - detailed very tight. A must ses. $2806 AJAX - very dean two bedroom RENTERS. (905) 426-1278 nth- 9967. (101194) fumahed room. Own washroom, stone and brick 3.1 bedroom certified. ALSO 1978 Polaris baserrem aparvnem, separate inial fee. LANDLORD'S AD- AJAX - ore bedroomr, Lakeview, includes parking, utilities. bungalow, wiled garage, 1 1/ SS340, best offer. Cal Stene, entranoo, Hwy a2/Westney Rd. VERTISE FREEII (100804) newly renovated, vaulted laundry faeities. $350. Cal 426 2 baths, finished basement. 905729-7104. (101194) area. Available immediately, PICKERING - deluxe one coiling, skylights, alt. Prefer 0482. (100694) hardwood/ceramic floors, family Quiet non smoker preferred. bode 4 appyarKys, gourmet single non amdker. $725. Cal PICKEFa11G . pion to sham. room with fireplace. large 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlasi $650 monthly a1 inclusive. No kitchen, prnral air. walkout b 686.8612. (101194) n furnished hoe. Close to Go. kitchen with skylight. Leaving Supreme. 350 motor.aucmar- pit., pb.. sunroof, oil under- pets. Cal 6864997. (101194) garden, $700 inclusive. 424 WHITBY bungalow - 3.1 amenities, laundry, utilities country, no sponte. $184,900. (9051819-0574.(101191) coated since new. Only 33,830 OSHAWA - one bedroom. S569: �-(1�) bedrooms, 1.5 baths, toned included. First/last. $500 original mics by 76 Veer old two bedroom $619: dean and PICKERING - large two yard- garage.finishedbaienment h^cnthly. Cal (905) 637-06M LEGAL Duplex - Bowmanville - owner. in storage for to one 5 large units. Include heat. cable. bedroom basement apartment with bar. woodstove. tog• deck. leave message. (100994) three bedrooms upstairs. one years. $3995 0ertli•d. Cal 683• hot water. parking. new waking distance b Go, dose to enclOs•d porch. Nov. 1. 11950 . LARGE bright room with bedroom downstairs, ngroumd 5503. (101194) appliances. Tenant pays hydro. shopping, schools. Laundry utilities, Harsh, 906.831-0947 or fireplace, share all facilities. POOL range Id. adking $172-9oti- 19Sa Chev Nomad. 350 V8. Call 576-8217 or 404-6222. faciMies. sepwaM entrance. No 905666-3367 days. (101194) quiet non smoking person New fence, new deck, new -w -tie, garaged since 1988. TWO bedroom apartment Pets' Miownwa. *OUOt $750 ROUGEMOUNT/HWY 82 - preferred. Whitby downtown carpot. 5mlinutesfrom 401.623- 23Needs 0334. (100694) N - some body .mechanical across from N. GM Pham, fully per mh niw ontdus. Nov. 1. Cal detached two bedroom bun- - near Ices routs. $85rweekN. Cal wok. $5900 576 6829 Oshawa renovated. spirant entrance. 427.8479. (100044) gabw on a scenic Is With 430-2377 (leave message) COUNTRY bungaw. m i n ins (100604) pOie to pea. s500pks futilities. BEAUTIFUL one bedroom large two appliances. Cant 9• 101194 ( ) north of Oshawa. Three BODY walk - complere to full Fist/last. Call (905) ba ,Wt aprm+ern available 5.420-7248.(101194) 304JTH Ajax - Dim bed sq- bedrooms, open concept. restorations. Lensed body and 7641667. (101194) Nov. 1. Prhval s dont. entrance, COURTICE - 3 bedroom. 1.5 ung Hoorn in friendly adult him - fiitP4m walkout to Used yard - paint. 20 years experience. and yard. air eon.. utilities. baps• garage. fully fenced yard. 2 poo. bath. do" to bus, share $132.000. Call after 6 p.m 905 - European sp0rscar spedaleL OSHAWA - JohrvCwrtre SL. 1 may. Cobb. 4 PCO. both. Ort/ all appliances. $1000 plus a/ over facilities. $85 weekly. 655-4106.(100794) For free estimates, phot r i AK& and 2 bedroom apartments from $650 me thty. Cal 7256769- utilities. Call Al. 433-1754. 427-0394. (100994) BEAUTIFUL S level sideepil. 2634412. (100044) ide, ck ded. $645 merest/. Wn (101194) (101194) . - AJAX - Inge furnished roomin 3.2 bedroon man floor family I wig pay lop dollar for your cep Go elect Io super At 0202.70 Lloyd St. or call (9051 404-9804 �gppp(JKRGBNO - main AJAX - large clean bossrrant floor, 1700 sq.h.. custom 3 dudes sauna, Lollies. laundry. Close to all amenities. Non room. kitchen. dining room. open 00r,0110114central air and truck. Must be len good condition. From 1987-90. slur 6 pm. (TF) apartment. appliances. eat -n bedroom bungalow. $1100 smoker. $400 monthly. vac, double car garage with, Automatic trans.. 4 door and un- YUPPIE Basement partrrent, pamtod 4 pce. bath. newly monthly. No smoking and no References. firWlast. Available Bled- door operw. WW-nd der 100.000 kms. Call Jack ssparaM ontrarwe. Hollywood panted, separate entrance, pots Preferred. (905) 4245106 poking. Pe1ke14 $625 • Molter Available $62itty. immediate) . Cas 428-2853. y P -L Spotlessly Cl-. Ck- r as arnaniti s. Gnat area. Asl ng (90S) 686.4044. Ajax. Leave kktw', 111 9 ace, one bedroom afar 5 p m 000N4) Call alar 6 pain a (100794) 1178,000. x32-1863. (TF) message. (10 1194) LEASE lig own vehicles. 19Bo- 4 appliances. air con. $725 Inclusive. Available Nov. 30. leave message, 427-2517. THREE bedroom, 3 level, washer. dryer. M (101194) garage. 'd9e• SMare• / , • 1985. $345 down. no merest. no (906) 1137- PICKERING 3 stove and water incturded. Close • J atria checks. 6867428. (TF)b 7007. 1c 1 ON)letne, -spacious Olean al amenities. $850 mommy.Properties bedr001" OOfh " apanmern over- A 175 acres plus 5000 ft. rivenront. $79.900. ALSO one ape lakefront distress sale, south of Bancroft, asking $49.900. ALSO 14 acres, only $19.90011 (905) 426.6167. (TF) RED Setter Resort on Trent River. 4 kms. east of Village d' Tet. Co mp ts�and va. Lrge ewwrtrraq, 1983 Ford 150 Pick-up, 4 Ooo MCI(ERING - three bedroomfirsulast. Dasernsrn near Go, shopping and schools, laundry. $740 ming Frenchman's Bay. L• hhhped tvwh9 and dining roominelusiv•. Cal 905726-111M. (100894) recreation hall, store. cylinder. 4 speed. pit- Pb-. a" hen, 1.5 baths, sat -in kitchen. DUTCH clean 2 storey Firsvtw and references. No Room mea wanted a Nae 4 Available hhhh 10ve ha pets. $97S a• basement tug baseent with 1990 Nissan Pickup. pit., pb., S immediately. 639-7594. (100594)6034961. inclusive. Witty Real Estate. laundry room and workshop speed. standard. what. block O"co ., kitchen, 3 poo. batt (100594) area Spacious country kitchon cap plus lone bed mot• skim PICKERING bacfheiar baser ant II bedroom upper BEAUTIFUL with scenic view overloOking boards. CS and more. A-1 apartment, sepralle entrance. at Victorian hone n Pick- lever d Vr Pon Perry. Mkomtte dining room condition. 60.000 kms. 16200 430-3596. on-inkrlehen. hsutast. SM W" Vie. 4 poo. bash cot -n oozy ivkngroom. interlockingo.b.o. flower Call Jim. matW/. Cal 838-3053 after alter 6 lei chon. backs arta conserva Wide Patio. Beautiful and (100994) Pm. (101194) pool finished rec room wish writ mom or bedrommc in. ve9natlle ganders. krvmnediate A 175 acres plus 5000 ft. rivenront. $79.900. ALSO one ape lakefront distress sale, south of Bancroft, asking $49.900. ALSO 14 acres, only $19.90011 (905) 426.6167. (TF) RED Setter Resort on Trent River. 4 kms. east of Village d' Tet. Co mp ts�and va. Lrge ewwrtrraq, 1983 Ford 150 Pick-up, 4 Ooo OSHAWA- brightotbednoarL ion ansa, Minutes to 401. $875 inclusive. (905) 686-3560. possession' $900 . utilities. WHITBY - available Nov. 1. recreation hall, store. cylinder. 4 speed. pit- Pb-. a" NW. and two b0000m 1989 in (101194) Firsvtw and references. No Room mea wanted a Nae 4 Reasonable rates. Call (705) Int worw cossela. This truck Is apartment buMdifq- Inckdet a��t• loge pets and non smokers proterred. bedroom house. laundry Reply to File x7055 Oshawa facilities, $350 per month . 778.3096 OR (90S) 4360607. in showroom condition. Only $2495 Celli Hurry On this heat. hydro. two glpkanoos.BASEMENT O"co ., kitchen, 3 poo. batt Whitby This Week. P.O. Bac utiliee- Call Rick, 43D-7103. (101194) one. Call 427-9722 anytlrta. pwkiW Camwtrt 10401 and ply bus routed. 43301 and urge shag rroomN.W. Whiby. 481, Oshawa. L 1 H 71.5. (1) SAT OCT. f{ i OCT. 9 i0 A.Y. • Russ. Open Sunday B'9 Town (100794) $550 monthly. Cal 576-7962.AJAX Wostney/Hwy 82. 3 CLEAN home In Pickering ' a Sales. (1 00644) one bedroom basement Mph "ambsdmam (101194) bedroomh tan* room, nprou d y sport- • (6500. Loaded, will cor08y. Cal 906.9615221. (101194) TWO bedroom basement -- OSHAWA -two bedroom pool finished rec room wish writ mom or bedrommc in. $i5M FM fhtloe - weo4M 611861 IN. 1 M. east of Tomato. . ora wik kaehom IMifg- ♦ bath share lau ndry apamment, fridge, clove hddL dLd.d bot. appliionces, dose to Co. Poking. hat tub. pod. am Fbrda tOrrN FT CRASAf.E tronlNy Incudes u1BgEa Phone 7254UZ (100794) WHITBY - two bedroom RasolendlWe�ury area Awes- hydro ircued. d 1820 vomthh- Available Ori. 1. f-isuleot. 434- Nov. 1. FiMVIW. (WS) 696- A�en ober 6 p.mL (100794) fireplace, non smoker, Pmk-ionaL No pea. Available 1-1-9, It. two bedroom mobile. Wood dol furniture and . &W fiolaef5. 190 Chew Astro Extended Van. able irtn.diat.l- Call Ryan. 8311. (101304) 427-410. (100994) BROOKiJN - 3 bedroom century Oct. 1. Ii80 weekly or $120 weakly. CaII 428-6120 leave Furnished. enclosed Florida room, tern,. pink Class b Md Cf M15311BS clefts. loaded. 8 passenger. dutch ease. Two tae. Car 805436 SOUTH Ajax - clean basenm.nt OSHAWA - cess to sough Call. +parrrrart � strratnos. hare. large lot facing main MOkrden m onsga (100794) and Go. SMW oJso. 416494- 01237. (101194) c�.�..�..n 204 MIL CRM (Akan do Sfteppafd) fORDW 4 P.Y. 2257. (100594) one bedroom apartment with wenlhsrldryer. Fu6y enrpdted, SM mengty indusim. Aral- street. meltable Nur. 1.195D .tinea st/M so1,Carers Dnp mssspa (1c"194) t FI AJAX East Hanlpon. spend. 2.x1. 96AM use., tit- SAT OCT. f{ i OCT. 9 i0 A.Y. • logo Mazda MPV Luxury Edition. mint co ition low able Nov. 1. Car ia3495a. �ing• avahbb Ota 15 1676 (100694) Wopei.8M21OIL(1008") sM16a ch st totted 205�4M / • • sato, V6 lams.. 7 passenger.Dual heoter all o. VS tronlNy Incudes u1BgEa Phone 7254UZ (100794) WHITBY - two bedroom OSHAWA - 3 1»dro 1 so y,pMbb dstacned.trhosd yai OSHAWA - 3 badman )mammae apprMokE. urnder9rwfd park- seasonal aHe at Cal fm teat. ar appliances. nide M9 avaikbb. Nov. 1. $660. Batrositels, bawd M MIE6ew w / hr, gash M Fit9 ori, mer " no rust. Certified. 668 389. AVAILABLE in WAbylOothwaa SPNIIIW - 1625 nordify ava9 able Nor. 1. Fridge• sbve. hest, Dec. 1. First last. $400 . TOP of Was" - beat," U6tea Call John alar 6 p m catnda. sae - , ..nit, ntn8k i► AFFORDABLE - Latin Orb - 1M1 224.31, auanrotic back apattnrastnt bntildirq, ePac)arra capsid newly psaasd spate p�b0 Isr arra Car kwktdad. Cal 430.0959 er 723-21157 (806) 888.3213. (101194) closet sea kr9 barbs. Eabalt a kalcoal SSblotr appliances.2 pkwmmw "NNW son aotvbed. wmm with ale. 1989 Pontiac 8000. • woo wMn bdoory cbm to law. 194 irAtdad. NO down payment? Good - fee". t � d9esdgtfetai6gs aft . cerlKed. ISM Chau 12 Marino Services. d1illp; - A9 tltllges -, -t 6=1 Rold"? Norge Odtall. and? Good job? You an buy pfbe. Call days 666.1212 Or 619-99031evonings, kawe � stamen. From 818909 Mrna �ypN 14M423.s boat offer. 729 0917 DURHAM (10079) Thr a wwdwoe. Cafplw sor Oed SM. TTea tlf, $725. Tbae badteata $776. Cab 176.000. Theo bedroom. st/M so1,Carers Dnp mssspa (1c"194) t FI AJAX East Hanlpon. spend. 2.x1. 96AM use., tit- vias for all rnskas d books and 1999 Cavnrsr Z24, %Abe. &IL, mua4ora it dap or mobil. Cal 4$D•0134. (TF) fine ►eetR wndnlaop, Irsdaloo0 III - vosiktlut to - two bedroom luxury condo 5 VE year now to" RESERVE e V8. aaao, ori. satod. 156.000 (906) 4.246669. (101194) kms.. non smoker. CatOiad. LAN E one borers asle8kblE pe1iR t0011p1t Mt Teal Nov. 1. hhitlldea UMMMIt. dent cost so oven - $796IWWW*i. OSHAWA - 3 badman )mammae apprMokE. urnder9rwfd park- seasonal aHe at Cal fm teat. ar appliances. nide M9 avaikbb. Nov. 1. $660. Batrositels, bawd M MIE6ew w / hr, gash M Fit9 • $7200. Call 728.0027 after 6 2600 « trr6F bntled. t�eaa��mpr� to Us rages. No arndtip rte Phmae (996) 7216281 Polar Noor. atrMabb Ori. 1. Reew9• UWAW Call (906) 427-1744 or �ruPe. atme ball 16trnab. o m bEdroona. 1.5 baths. garage, pkst20niwbsnsbendras Nf0. PAL (101194) / ' , cab. $560 rtlort4uy. Call 474 Nall Sant ftEp. 4rib ft ft cos imptiled. $600 pm math . (4161 5084710. (101194) pool laundry and ams SM ago - FOUND - Pickering Village stang >� MuLX • 6 FALL SPECMLN Cal 1675. (101194) ice) tglbes. Cal 11061 431. Oepow WA IoM your abs No LAB CROSS. ftais, black with spend. 2.x1. 96AM use., tit- or morels$$, 4$3-066. PICKERING Whbs1401, brW AVAN.ABLE - Lavrrwts, mar 6526bakvsan�7parL(101194) / • , NNW sumo &Am@& 11161 sM16a ch st totted 205�4M caflont condition, one owner. • • one bedroom basement Mph "ambsdmam BOWMAMVILLE . "tadw 475-1366. (Iola" 0919. (100994) (6500. Loaded, will cor08y. Cal 906.9615221. (101194) patirtsta, MPanb Ofdm % basement aparlarta. fuivage b , l MWAI abn. . btlnrr paring, tabatros. ori cgs. wood Me 1911191.4 badrooln b9 htatr an -. --- --- WP Canny pt0p -11 only 10 OFFICE SPACE - pita Hey 62 $i5M FM fhtloe - weo4M 611861 IN. 1 M. east of Tomato. '' "0 Cha Caprin, itetaetrbb 61111 My St. E sulk itdtrdea Nen easier Mphnnpa Ima dry, $x60 . can AvaBgbls Nw- 1. airs. ban Oahwsa 12000 per Ioaxalsn. Pnd-- --- - - yam, tip �• sadism, fres comer, to= Mal" h IlicMlded. BnrUe1 fM00 vWim Dant N161 2224700 ar 8837. (1�4 evenings (906) 472-9187.. amstb . ugkiss. Rs4srerces buik9tg turbso kora SOD 108 ar $460 to 1011W. 1000 aa.h at gg&ONWOM (101294) ( eidid Blarprnrdd �, rust clocked. Asking $9500. s,,,�,�,.,. Clean WW f7dit- WH1BY - brlart arra bedrEarR (100194) Carle Carol Norris. PA*A= Refbdbn. 434-5?22, 1_IBW 900 monthly. 2000 Each. at CREDITCee 4331/47. (10126) ta$a Pontiac Tempest. A�108S, t�8$, �IQ ennead 8sw. private etsttafnoak /ICKERMp - ens bedlgomt, 1 pa �. ar isdtrekna. kaon volas and bciabn For mora / , ant John Mtrrmra. STEN p� � automatic. power ateerirr9,FW b 111804. aPP dn@L SM mttlaYdy hinkala allfEa Atrdlbla Y1wledYtely. Laundry. Cab an)Idtttn, 819 (90�n�r. Ora Ltd (9x3 REMat uumw WRH f AD CRM ir Power brntas. air. d..a ruse 9°°0 17000 en is er wB oErtry Telephone 623.6767. (101194) - 688 3181 er 723•$04 (101 /9y ala (100684) EXECUTIVE Whitby two ONE bedroom basement arppn OaN111611 aPerarrart WH=Y - ybessid • $ bedroom tewMneWe. FamBy / • ' 660IIEY Ptttbbmis? Law, dEla consolidations. credit tot Toyota Caney LE. landed. owdiEd. 133.000 kms» $7000. Cal mom (100994) IU7 Chrysler LeBaron GTS Turbo, 4 door. 5 speed. Pa•• Pb. arMm aww. GT tins. black beauty. Hurry on this one. Showroom condition. Was $2995, now $2795. certified. Cab 427-9722 anytime Russ. _Fennel apatnarul 6lspboa, dry Om, morn, 4 applfanoes, ant txNr.. wpm WM shred bundry 1sc1M . 9800 VSK IatatOry Saa19a. sd10p0abn•l CON LT TA IONS 6=10 per month. Pk kaiq, weaidays Asalh raakots. no pats 179E drePPit3 6.18 GOBGEOIIS IMM Oedroom Caedb Cwrreems (Os 416.307.6377 a amni lis x06 tar E Evenings, 41 7- 0mt b dost to tanrous Cam Thant 4 4$41124 Inclusive. Available 2988. (101194) 421)-1521.(101194) Immediately. 669-5030. waw Bim"• pool• jarjud. OBTAINING a lean Is not AJAX ffna•edial,Wo(100WHITBY - beautlul Might BBO, prhmas Md. available dour afro , , .. n biunwlL 194) Newh011w, 3 b11footn. 1 112 now•Dac. Far Ydamt W and 10 charge rlPlr nn tees, agars N� av9fflbb Ori. 1. M Itrcbnlv9. OSHAWA •koro bedloonn laps banns, Ingo loth' badtI - vier pholn. 99841844 or 679 sot r Is nr99nted 90 Im 4 $450 monthly. Firstllast. Cali tmb 9oor aid• aver 1000 cantrel bcatbn. Manures to 3788, (iF) 9897507. (1011094) aa•n• with sNdin9 door and whoob. aboppip and Go. (8061 CLEARWATER - fury furnished eenig any nessarsa ('1F) babmq, Lamps µprogn ad 9998297. (101194) mobile homes clubhouse IM Cavalier 224 CawMtble. Open94�y' Bh9 Town Sales' PICKEINNO - two bedroom SPACIOUS MD Oa0learn span• kbdnen. $740 uMMas icktdad. � PICKERING - 7 rooms, 3 rented pooh, hot brbs, 1stnNs, BOARDS! 810.000 pow a wit a $110 per Hath aaa. C42 2600 « trr6F bntled. t�eaa��mpr� bmwrmo sfr�rarlt. avelaft Nov. t or sooner. $825 Cab MN in aettbal Wdlby. Lags AL20 112 Oadroan baseman! backyard. available Nov. t. aapagea bEdroona. 1.5 baths. garage, pkst20niwbsnsbendras Nf0. Jerry. 848-7200 Free wanaty $18.500 No QS.T. 1111117 Hp ndai 8arar, pit cab, caste spafbtag tv1911arrOM i11rM sttttel utak a Pk4arYy Flodcay. Sirs Jay baasbaX do$ ut8atlons. rouble imsasl- FALL SPECMLN Cal ata, air. good runink ardor. (416) 724-2977 or leave $7th. ulbes. Call after Spm 6nbavas $475. Lal 72.236$. Tom hyo, SM • WRIOL and horse trade. Children or morels$$, 4$3-066. 5850. Car 8$3'077. (101194) MUNge. (10069" 430462. (101191) (101196) Aatwnoes p1-16$4. (100794 wEbana 914$Mi, (10208) i. t ff e+ti leNLt'Glx•Tr�llsaClIfls!lti►lt�awi!►�t l R l'1 t ,11s4s.tl`!'14�!!�!'t`! t ► i .::`a _ ...: $1st A MONEY PROBLEMs? NEED A LOAN? Milli A► il'" "tb A• Uw M III $2.000FIRST --•» •$50.00 $5,000 _-._x125.00 0 • $7.500 ...51.7.50 TIME $10,000 ___50.00 . .. . CREDIT $15,000 _...$375.00 • 1 1 $20,000 -»$500.00 WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU! CALL NOW (416) 225.5241 or (416) 2254740 Are you feeling harried e.? Do you hate having a ceiling on your income? M so please car Brian for an excellent opportunity in the area of Financial Service Marketing. Previous experience not necessary. er We p& excellent training 8 support Cal anytime. LANTANA'ti01rLL BE MAOM MUCH MORE THAN AM A FA9a0NSTATfMEfP Pill" Time. For Ilion oppWitir"wiA Lsrbn NeNeank Cd Olrse Clark PIR 4*7m Swi nae was" 0" Is"M HOMEMAKERS needed - tnorast gleeFavailable in Canada and u.5. re Iraw atlon, lob of opportunNisa. Son •7044, 915 Wastney Rd. S.. Ajax. Us 3K0 (101191) QUESTIONS ABOUT BANKRUPTCY? Is • Consumer Proposal the Answer? hee Ca fideatiQ Advke - Cad (NM 37942M at (tel 668.8249 sk jor Alison or Doris Deloitte A Touche Inc. Trustee In Bmkruptcy CALL CLASSIFIED LOST YOUR PHONE s. Would dr family thal worM•d a good in - 576.9335 ur:'( please call John A notice to all creditors in the Estate of Brian Herbert Blackie. Anyone having a claim against the said estate is to provide proof at the address below before October 17, 1994. After such date the estate wig be distributed without further notice to creditors. Timothy C.R. Vanular 1450 Kingston Road Suite 13 Pick Lering, COntario ATTENTION: Single People . join our Cebbrey Singles Sow 1. Ing Club .very Tuesday. eco starting Oct. For details call Phi, 831-2920,(100%4) GRAND OPENING - $5 off - PsychiC, Mrs. Selina. palm and taro) card reader. ESP. Qw. voyant Reading. a5-95% aocurate. Teas your present. Ddt and future. Advice on love. Business. marriage and hplh. Does Parses. New to Oshawa, 721-%35.(100694) PSYCHIC Reader - card and pain ntia I in love. mrorraills, bushes and health. One vW Will convince you. She Is supe - nor to any other real.. you have seen. Lha you out of sorrow and darkness and tarts you on you way b success arta happiness. You owe 4 to ycmi sea to const" this gNted lady. Specialize t house parties. Call today. 416 093-4952.(101194) ARO DON'T FORGET Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every sat. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 To Advertise Your Yard Sale Call 683-5110 • 47:jaues • 4-cartmems �, • H�comoonles • Eaoy Samages • 32r,;ains • 3- c-A-31ac • lc tare • -�cncorlinlums • -00s •::-:-actors • Do-lestic -+eic • Saes • =.Ea Ma -sets •=�-niture • 'Jarace Sales • rielc Wantec •-+ouses • Mercrano,se • :e -sonars • :�ets 0 ;:des 7o Work • aer�tals • c+ocros Tc _et • 5 ...atiors Wanted ^me" 3^2^es GET ON THE CLASSIFIEDS! ADULT TALK LINE N'TWIS AD`'ERTISER To Place Your .fid can 576-9335 Fax 579-2M er4' ) 1.op(1 .N► 441-71.47W-4 S'4a'j..e.Lj i l4� �N Ii i %�'i"�1i'>I�ifil�yiP.' �M•�ii�1'• � •' KEEP IN TOUCH Week ws Adveser Wnf6g5'Lirce 683 - 7 040 5100 - INFOSOURCE DIRECTORY Call 683-7040 using a touch-tone or push button telephone that emits tones. It's a FREE call from Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax -Pickering areas. When prompted Enter 5010 if you enter the 4 -digit I are not familiar code of your choice from the directory provided. with this system. Press ' to end your call. 7000 - J.T. Bean Coffee Market 7026 - Town of Pickering 7001 - Custom Sports weer (Culture b Recreation) 7004 - Cash `W Desh • • • • - (F'Naricial Services) 7011 - Stephen Blackbum 7005 - Money Mart plelaleucs - Ind. Mktg. Rep.) 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