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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_10_16A waL��TONr� Celebrating " OWN special occasions, Sunday, Oct. 16,1994 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 113 No. 42 ♦HELPING THE HUNGRY Urgent need ffood of all typ AJAX-PICKERING — You have until Monday to help the Ajax -Pickering Salva- tion Army food bank stock its shelves. Non-perishable food of all sorts is urgently needed for Sally Ann's food drixr which ends Oct. 17, reports Captain Doug Butt. All food collected stays here to help approximately 130 families who turn to the organization each month. Non-perishable items sought include About 130 local families need help from the Sally Ann food bank every month canned vegetables. fruits. fish, meat or stew. baby formula and fex►d, soup. beans. peanut butter, macaroni and cheese dinners, jams or jellies. pasta and sauces. rice and powdered milk. Items can be dropped off at Ajax fire halls or at the Sally Ann's Family Services Centre, 43 Station St.. Ajax, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday. The Salvation Army doesn't receive food from the Daily Bread Food Bank. Pals at play Natalie Roberts, left, and Samantha Embleton, both 4, are play program at the Ajax Community Centre where they were cap - pals in the Ajax parks and recreation department's Kids' Tyme tured on film Thursday. photo by Andrew Iwanowski YOU4111 qr r oon pay o park at hospital By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING — Padents and visim will have 4 to Pay to use the perking lots at Ajax -Pickering Genetal Hospital beginning Oct. 24. The hospital says imposing the fee will generate more fuadc for patient care. Automatic gates are being installed at the parking lom and a flat rate of $2 will be ..charged as vehicles leave. W. Motorists will still be abk to. 3 drop people off at either hos- r pital entrance without paying. The $2 charge is to cover costs such as stow removal. —paving and garbage clean-up in atiditioa to genemiug rev - to support ,;w77, - Inside In the news Editorial ............................6 Sports .............................28 n foSou rce ....................... 31 Classified ........................34 Phone lines General 683-5110 - Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 The News Advertiser regubuly uses recycled newsprint 93t + 74t GST = $1 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 19916 •Hospitalparkingcharges to a year ear FROM PAGE t ce• I • I h • will warn Drivers away when there have to go to and pay S2 to jct It's now costing APGH 58,000 to $10,000 a year to operate its parkin_ lots, which provide a total of about 250 spaces, according to Garth Johns, vice-president of human resources and hospital ser- vices. It will cost about S50,000 to install the automatic gates. Annu- al revenue from the lots is expect- ed to bL about S200,000. "I know it's eoing to be a touchy issue," says Mr. Johns. "But 20 od business sense dictates you don't turn your nose up at that possible revenue." Mr. .Johns explains that in determining funding, the provin- cial Ministry of Health assumes each hospital will charge for park- inpark- ingand provides money accord- ingly, regardless of whether the institution does charge for parking. Ile says the ministry also as each hospital will use its parkin* charges for additional revenue, not just to cover parking costs. If you don't (charge for park- ing), you're throwing money out the window." ` Mr. Johns says the hospital has been considering its move to paid parkin_ for about a year -and -a - half because the issue is so sensi- tive. "People will say we've got a captive audience." he explains, noting they'll probably point out thLy have no choice about goine to the hospital and don't feel they should be -gouged" for a couple of bucks while they're there. But, adds Mr. Johns, "Two dol - lairs is not going to make or break- any reak any of us " Ile notes APG11 has been one of the `last holdouts" amo ni, hos- pitals in the province in not charg- ins.for parking. Motorists will b e, able to enter thL pwting lots simply by passing through a Late that opens to incoming �c:hicic, DriNers will have to dclx)Nu stir �1 coin inti, Obituary Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St . L whith 668-3552 Toll Free 1-800-461-�f8 �anb Mmmmb •Gra Bmnze Markets •we sd memorials for installation allall Ontario cemeteries, wiclui:!M Pine Ridge Mmonal Gardens, Erskine, Gmvesiooe & Dtalfns Meadows Aker Hours 668-4460 or 721.9882 Hotae appointments gladty arranged TRY OuR 1PRICES BEFORE You DECIDE machine 1n order to open the gate machines will be ulst.tl « neat t that lets them out. Change hospital doors. A "lot full" si;_,nc:Iis Io spare in a lot, so thry «'on't out. • Sr pus em st ;rat C1 IELNS, • DAD • "=r • • o W aft. 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A"x tees - Jastip missing AJAX — Durham Regional Police were still searching at press time Friday for a 15 - year -old girl who went missing here on Oct. 5 at the Ajax Plaza on ll.uwood Ave. Kristi Jackson was last seen by a friend around 6:10 p.m. in Ajax Fun and Dunes at the playA police say. She was reported missing by her parents the next morning. Kristi is white, 5'6 about 125 pounds, with a slim build, red hair and blue eyes. She was wearing grey panus, a blue h(x)led swe-atshirt and black shoes when last seen. Anyone with int'ormation about Kristi is asked to call police at 683-9100. Kristi Jackson Call 683-5110 with your news items. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,199 -6 -PAGE 3 INTERPROVINCIAL AUTO GLASS, 'L »m Your Vehicle Your Choice TM owbrt TO us 905-837-7819 ' 1 W wig pap un to 5100 of your doductIA or I' Aii�O DEDUCTIBLE � 1 $25 BACK AP Nwdurprbaua SAL i EvelttltG W10"ae.ai:r.«swab:. 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It's reassuring to know must then help them make a deer that Cashway has behind it a 39 - Sion. year history. Part of Gisela's skill lies in the fact Store hours are Mon. to Fri. 7 a m. that in the planning and design to 9 p.m., Sat. 8 a. m. to 6 p.m., and stage, she makes d8'icicnt use of Sun. 10 to S. �w.01 Or,for more lnformatron, simply ',� . • G,s•a s ; Computerized Design Will Make It Exciting Too. Just Follow these Easy Steps... Ask for our "Kitchen 1 `I Planning Guide' Ser oft m r of p* — C"'" At I ! frac Ilwi �pioys � Problem Kitchens are Our Sm1117edalty • vhftft us Fodor is i/,e rxst sip fowo ds Ywff dream kildNn fwnorrow.' AJAX WESTNEY Arrange your HEIGHTS PLAZA �a S__ AY appointment with (WESTNEY RD• & HWY. #2)GISELA MICHAEL, A07 BUIL DIN(---; CENTRES Our Kitchen Design /��r Y .Consultant PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVE MISER SUNDAY, OCTODU If, 10114 ♦ MUNICIPAL ELECTION PICKERING — Enrico Pistritto is seeking re-election as the local councillor for Ward 3. "1 want to run again because of the strong, positive side of politics here in Pickering." says Mr. Pistritto. "We have an excellent com- munity where people work together and I want to continue to be a part of that." Citing accomplishments of Town council such as zero tax increases and the preservation of Pickering's rural lands. Mr. Pistritto states that "positive" politics produces results. -Positive politics is about lis- tenine to one another and nego- tiating so we all win." he says. "Positive politics is not power plays and parochialism, which create winners and losers." Mr. Pistritto says no single politician can promise more jobs, less garbage or no tax increases. But he does vow -not just to talk, but to listen". Ne notes the solution to prob- lems often come from the people he meets and listens to rather than the politicians. Mr. Pistritto says constituents hc's talked to have three major concerns he'll act upon: continu- ing with zero tax increases and possibly decreasing them. encouraging Town staff to view taxpayers as customers and treat them accordingly, and continu- ine to make Pickering a safer community. Street election signs can stay DLTRIIAM — Motorists win get a good look at politicians' %wns dur- ing the campaign for the Nov. 14 municipal election. Durham works committee chair John Aker told his regional council colleagues Wednesdav municipali- ties should -operate in the spirit" of a prvpased new regional bylaw that permits election signs on street boulevards. The existing Durham bylaw doesn't permit any signs on boule- vards near regional roads. However, the supreme Court of Canada has ruled p uhrbiting election signs next to roads infringes on free speech. "In the democratic process, there has to be communication and signs are a form of communication. 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The Ajax -Pickering Board Trade 1994 Business Excelleni Awards will be presented Satu day, Oct. 22 to six of 21 comp nies that have been nominated. "An impartial, anonymoL Panel of judges has been meetir regularly to discuss the length submissions received from con panies and make their decisions to who will win," says ever chairperson and board secretar Lesley Whyte. Nominees are AEG Sortin Systems, The Bay News, Cash way Building Centre, Pronto Aui Repair Dealership. Eco -Ter Lim ited. Howard Marten Co., Je Composites, Lakeridge Precision P.S.B. Speakers. Leo`Laboratorie Canada, Maclean Hunter Cable TV, Mead Packaging, The Minae Group, PaintPlas, Panda Fundrais ing, Pickering Village Pharmacy Pitney Bowes, C1100 Country Radio, Realty World East. Tarx ien and Timbren Industries. Three awards will go to Ajar companies and three to Pickering firms. Winners will be chosen based on outstanding customer service: entrepreneurship and innovation; continuous improvement/quality program; community support; national/international achieve- ments; environmental efforts; and safety. Nominees can excel in more than one area, but can't have a negative record in any area. Award sponsors are the Cana- dian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Ontario Ilydro, the Towns of Pickering and Ajax, Consumers Gas and Pine Ridge Insurance. The sold -out awards ceremony is being held in the HMS Ajax Room in the Ajax Community Centre. Growers Choice UDROPONICS • Durham Region's Complete Indoor Growing Specialist • Large Inventory of LigMs, Nutrients, Literature 1621 MCEWEN DR. 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Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sun- day. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different print- ers. Second Class Mail Regis- tration 1897. Mail subscription irutn for YOUL11 On with the show. Keeping youths from becoming dropouts is the premise behind a group of entertainers currently touring Durham schools, and participants deserve to take a bow for their efforts. The curtain call is overdue. The Youth Action Team uses humor, music and video to address the issues of family and date violence, which the group says are as two main reasons teens drop out of school. The statistics the team quotes are sobering: one in 10 teens will experience date violence and one in nine boys will be abused before his 18th birthday. The Youth Action Team's 30 -minute show aims to deliver the message that such violence is not acceptable. It's logical that kids find it easier to talk to other kids about their problems rather than turn to an adult. The Youth Action "ream tries to act as a bridge between trou- hled students and school counselors who can help them. Partially funded by the federal government, the Youth Action ream has visitedeight Durham schools and plans performances at more local schools over the next six weeks. Spokesman Tim McCurry says feedback from princi- pals and guidance counselors has been positive. Dropping out of school is no answer to a child's prob- lems. Programs like the Youth Action Team deserve sup- port from government, school officials, parents, teachers, students and the community at large. There are so many political issues swirling around the topic of education these days, it's sometimes easy to forget the basics. An emotionally disturbed child cannot learn: a child who is not in class cannot learn. It's refreshing to see that young people themselves are doing something about it. rates Cart. 1 yr. 570` WRITE To THE NEWS ADIVUMSER, 130 COMMERCIAL AVE., AJAX, LIS 2H5 oR FAx uS AT 683-7363 GIVE US A V GUN CONTROL CALL It'sgreatbei*ng eh . 9 (:Pnvral 6183-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 I nfoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length, typed, double spaced. The News Advertiser regularly uses recy- cled newsprint To the editor: This letter is in reference to the gun lobby- ist letters that have been appearing in your paper recently. Mr. Cobean and Ms. Foden seem to think that a gun in every pot will make this coun- try great. Maybe they should move to the United States and see how great our country is. I, for one would like to see guns banned. The gun lobbyists are stealing the crime reform bill away from the victims' groups, because they only care about one thing: guns. From the news editor's desk M � M As for Ms. Foden's wish for capital pun- ishment, mavht: she should pay a little more attention to how well it works in the United States of America where crime is out of con- trol and the National Rifle Association is in control. I love being Canadian and don't want to mess in the United States. Ms. Foden doesn't seem to remember that Ontario Ridint_ MP Dan McTeague was very up front about his beliefs on capital punish- ment. I am surprised that she just found out. As for voting for the right person next time, if you just look around at all the issues and not just one, it looks like we did Vote for the right person. People are getting back to work, consumer spending is up, reforms to the waste in the system are being accomplished. I have great hopes for this country, and one is being Canada and not the United States of America. Dave Sawh Ajax Thanks for the cranberries We're giving thanks this weekend for getting through Thanksgiving last weekend relatively unscathed. No pneumonia from the dip in the lake at the cottage of a friend who thought of inviting us to the chalet about the same time she was standing in the checkout line with the turkey, looking at the supermarket tabloid headline 'Butterball's widow recalls gluttonous feast that killed hubby'. No pneumonia but a few new colors added to the rainbow that is fall -- the blue hue of our skin once it hit the water of a northern Ontario lake more than a month after Labor Day, the sickly white pallor it took on when frostbite set in, the red of the ambulance light as the paramedics arrived on the scene. We're giving thanks to our hostess and her family for not laughing when we expressed surprise upon learning the Thanksgiving bird isn't born with croutons in its cranium, that the fowl isn't full of stuffing when the farmer picks it off his trees. We're grateful that, in our first attempt at dressing the gobbler, we were only asked to handle the end where the neck used to be. We're giving thanks to Mom for having taken care of the Thanksgiving feast sob for the first 41 year; of our childhood, just slightly longer than she had us believing in the tooth fairy. We're grateful the bear that wandered too far from the district dump and way too close to our weekend retreat didn't turn us into its treat, that the beast was happy to feast on people's junk rather than people who eat junk. We're giving thanks to the driver of the canoe who advised us before we set out for a chilly, wind -hindered trek across the bay between Snakepit Rock and tlaz- ardous Waste Point that, no, the vessel didn't come equipped with a head. We're grateful the hostess and her family didn't ask us to help them close the cottage for the season. Per- haps they knew that, if they'd handed power tools to this not -so -handy -man, the chalet could have been shut for good. We're giving thanks to them for their hospitality, to the bear for not baring its fangs, to Jack Daniels for nipping at our liver to kill the post -swim shivers, to Jack Frost for not nipping off any other vital organs. Which reminds us: what can one do with the turkey neck, anyway? THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 1914 -PAGE 7 125=�E�jovl% Expect more from Sears WIIIDEDUCT AN AMOUNT EOU�JAIE NT TO THE GST FROM YOuR ?OTF; +. �K`nASE ' SEARS On almost eperythin gt in the entire store! This Mondory, Tuesday and Wednesday. October 17 18 and 19, 199-+. tErcludes Le Chateau fashions, fragrances and cosmetics, automotire services. Fastrak' and custom ulindou, coverings, installed products, catalogue purchases, licensed departments and gas. This Monday, Tu esday and Wed:esday only! Cmvn" 19M. Seem Canada im.SEARS SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. a HWY2 0 W � o X plGtEpNK, PKW M � SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PAt3F TM N11ir1 5 AD4q0rT1 = t'sUNYAYv QCV JSER 46,1914 • • Pickering reactor phut down for service The unit is scheduled to be back on-line Monday afternoon, after being shut down Fri- day night. Unit 2 produces 540 megawatts of power, which is enough to meet the peak demands of a city the size of London, Ont. PICKERING — The unit 2 reactor at the Pickering Nuclear Generation Station was scheduled to be taken out of service this week- end for maintenance. While the unit is down, work crews will repair minor steam leaks in the ste un genera- tion system, which is in the conventional or non-nuclear side of the plant. This repair plan allows the unit to be fixed with less disruption to the Hydro system, and prevents a possible forced outage that might occur if the leaks became larger. Enthusiastic Erica Erica Wilkinson gets into the swing of things while singing Row, Row, Row Your Boat during the Ajax parks and recre- ation department's Odds 'N' Ends program at the Mill Street Community Centre Tuesday. photo by Ron Pietroniro Wimpey can't build on land where cars leave the roadway AJAX — Town council has turned down a proposal to rezone about two acres of land on West- ney Rd. S. to allow construction of nine homes. George Wimpey Canada want- ed to build nine sin k=le-detached homes with 28 -foot frontages on a vacant triangular tract on Westney where the road curves to the east. The land is zoned `O' for Pub- lic Use, which permits such things as a government building, school, church, cemetery, day-care centre, hospital or arena. Wimpey wanted it designated to allow residential. Sint, le -detached homes border the site, while vacant industrial land is on the opposite side of Westney. Wimpey spokesman Bob Jarvis told Ajax council's committee of the whole Tuesday, "You have to come to some realization the land won't sit there. You have to come to grips that' This is a piece of land that has to be developed. This pro- posal is the least intrusive." However, the Town's planning h'y:S W A department reported, "The appli- cant has not provided a convincing argument why the proposed devel- opment is appropriate." The department is concerned the homes would be isolated from the sturounding neighborhood and the dead-end street the houses would be built on would have direct access to Westney. The houses and a park would be situated on a corner of Westney where southbound cars over the years have left the road and crashed into the backyards of homes. A few years ago, a traffic'' barrier was installed to stop the: vehicles. Ward 4 councillor Jim McMas- ter told Mr. Jarvis. "Many people! live on busy streets. but they don't live on dangerous corners. We've had three cars go into backyards and that's with your land as a buffer." The committee voted 8-0 to reject Wimpey's plan. 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Lecture rooms, labtxatories and student hms- ing were crewed from buildings origi- nally constructed for a munitions plant. In 1946, Ajax had a population of under 2.000 and Ilwy. 401 hadn't been tXWL The fust engineering class in Janu- ary. 1916, had 1,500 Mims and the architecture class just under 100. Stu- dents spent their fust two years study- ing at the Ajax amW and then nans- femed lo downtown Toronto. By 1949, the downtown university campus had been expanded and could handle allengng and ardtgecoue cl Activities on Oct. 21 include the . dedication of a rock and plaque at the community centre at 4 pm., Wowed by a reception at 4:30 pm., banquet and entertainment at 6 pm. On Oct 22, events begin at 3 pm. with the dedication of an Ajax memo- taaalia display at Cralbraith Building, 35 S ('urge SL, Tomrlto. The dedi- cator of Ajax }louse at Innis College Residence at I I I St. George SL will be held at 4 pm., with a reception at Hart House to follow. Tickets for the Oct. 21 banquet are $50 a person and can be purchased by anyone who attended the Ajax cam- pus or worked there. 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WE MILL. t3�ECK BRAKE SYSTEM: tda to have a thorough► motion kapect (rant and tear brake sysWm pedonmed at "eS�ar intervals. That trthose We tbinp ry, WE MfLL CHECK FROMT4E D AND befotee thYOu can e ttthe m io o ppmbletm mcadWX= tin. Irlchldng , springs >� t�h aimed eMay tz 1NESI STEP' Vd� Slane for other drivers. 11`11. t DICKERING AJAX WHITBY OSHAWA OSHAWA N. 1300 Kl qam PA zee 10 -gator Rd. 100 clrrtltR Ot: Y. N M Yet 1333 Watton Rd (at I.Mrpooq (Ml"W i W* Z) (+t Dus") poo John 911 W Tiwtton) 8M124 683-2277 668-1296 728-9862 433.6579 Mon. -Fri. Mon-41rl. Mon.-FrL Mon. -F& Mom.-FrL 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. 7 a.m.-9 p.m. 7 am -9 p.m. 8 a.m.-9 I)ML 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Sah'� ► Salurdey Saduday Saturday t1oi1S Sun a.y p.m. 7 am.� p.m. 8 a.rtL-6 p.m. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 7.30 a.m.-b p.m. c+mte�t�,trw�cttw Sunday suvd•y Sunday Sunday Sunday lir 10 a.m.-5 p.nL 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 9 a.m..6 p.m. TM =0 am C04 tit monw� �» roa Omw PAGE I&TIM NEWS XVVMMMU §MAV6t?l1"0V1&. NQ T ustin�obb 'ant2thay " I X and wishing him a great birthday engagement of their daughier *0• Congratulations go Out to 0 -_ V - ppy birthday wishes go out Jennifer Stephens for her recent were big brother Kyle, big sister Susan to David Janes, son of Ila C, 0 o Amanda (J.J.'s shadow), baby Fran and Doug Janes of WhilhN. to Travis Edwards, as he turned graduation from the University of sister Heidi, Mommy and Following their wedding, the one on Oct. 15. Ilelpint, him Guelph. At the fall convocation Nan* Daddy. "Break -your -bone's huL,,, couple will reside in Ajax... celebrate ,%,crc Ntommy. Daddv, on Oct. 7, J e n n i f e r are sent to you Josh." his fl-unily hiL, brother Brandon. Opa, Oma. received her Dropping say.... N' (I i, Nana Gwen _odmolher Debbie O'Brien... Bachelor of Science degree Human Kinetics. Love and best 'hes fromWkiltli I q 4 wishes Mom. Dad, I _ lark. Laura Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column Jennder Stephens and Jeff. "Wav that's battening down the to go Jenn!" the family says... hatches, getting ready for day in the winter. So, until the snow flies, Oct. 16 is a his � Paterson home. because Adam let's drop some names... turns ! tus nine. "Time has -'One by so Oates David Janes and Susan Oa quickly," his family says. Oct. 15 was a special day for Travis Edwards Birthday wishes. hugs and kis'scs hockey player Justin Robb as he turned 12 and celebrated with a The Karate Kid turned eight from Morn Sylvia, bad Jim and party at Wheelies in Whitby. years old on Oct. 15. %Vihilw, The little beauty in the six -month-old baby si.\,Ier Wishing him a happy hirthday. as Bradley Wright a happ\ hii thday Pontone home has turned one. Shawna Natasha Rose. k% always. were Gran,- Granpa':inkl ata 110nl party "cl-C fl;, Alana celebrated her birthday on his bit_,Lesi fan. Se've'ral peril s the t-K-)ys... Joshua Bar!. Nlmll Dad anal 1W 11 Oct. 12 and wishingher much with family and friends ars love were Mommy and Daddy. held... Bi!-, huLs came from cousins Kailev and Callum... L Bradley Wright There was tons of fun for the guy who's one. Oct. Is was the milestone day, ti for Christian Dimopoulus Adam and Shawna Paterson who had a great time at his party and That brings us to the end of got lots of another edition of Name, p r e s e n t s• Alana Pontone Dropping. If you have an item W i s h i n g ..• you want mentioned, call mr. at Christian a Shelly Kowalski turned four .683-511 10, fax 683-7363 or write happy Chr Justin Robb 6tian DnlopoUm on (k -t . very ha9and wishing her a very to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, first birthday happy birthday were : Nlommy, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline were Mommy. Daddy and big, Daddy and the whole for submissions is 11 a.m. the Muffin is four. Amanda A poem written by his Mom sister Lindsay... Thorne/Kowalski clan... Tuesday before publication. Bartlett, "our very precious sister for Matthew John DeLio. who We're not responsible for lost and daughter", celebrated her turned one on Oct. 11: Oct. 16 is a very special day or damaged photographs. Name birthday Oct. 11. Wishing -A year ago arrived a precious for Jesse Thomas Danks. C Dropping is no longer running Amanda a happy birthday with boy, because he's turning one. -lie's Zbirth announcements. If you tons of hues and kisses were big He's sweet, cute and a wonderful not only 'One'. but is on the have a birth to announce, call brother Kile, little brother Josh. jOy- 'Run*. Will be make the top this the classified advertising, baby sister Heidi, Mommy and fie entered our beans and is there time! 'Not',- his family says. department at 683-51110. 1 Daddy. "We love ya," her family to stay. Hugs, kisses and love from Jo -J0. says... We'll give him ions of love for uncle Larry, cousin Tyler and many a day." Gramma Mavis... Love, hugs and kisses always from his Mom, Dad, brother Mark and family doe Gucci... Shelly Kowalski and friend Connor Markle was king for a day on Oct. 12, as he celebrated his first birthday. Wishing him lots of love and best wishes were Mom, Dad, big sister Nicole, Omi, Opa, Nanny, and Connor Markle godparents Tante (Aunt) Angela, Paula and Darren... "Our ballerina", Brianna Amanda Bartlett MacNeil, turned three years old ff on Oct. 12. Her family says, -you Matthew DeLio make us proud Beanie." Birthday J,J. is three. -Our little brother wishes and love from Mom, Dad, and son is really getting bigger Shirley and And Oates are Johnny, Shelby, Tiny, family and older." Joshua Bartlett and friends... turned three years old on Oct. 15 pleased to announce the Jesse Danks 006 Brianna MacNeil wetting your kids -----to byte U How to find right educational software for all the children By JACQUIE McINNES SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER DURHAM — Now that the new school year has begun and the weather is cooling down, your family may be focusing once again on education and indoor activities for the kids. What better way to combine the two than with an educational software program that will enter- tain and teach at the same time? If you haven't purchased any children's software over the last few years, you may be over- whelmed by the selection and the varying hardware requirements. For example, RAM (memory) requirements can vary from a minimal 640K right up to 4MG. As a rule you will require at least a 286 hard drive with some pro- grams requiring a 386 or better. And while there are lots of great programs available on disk, for the latest software you may want to consider adding CD ROM to your system. Because of the interactive nature of today's programs which provide verbal instructions and sound effects vital to their opera- tion, you will need a sound card and speakers. If you don't have these, you will have to invest in them before running your soft- ware. The lower-priced sound cards which start at around $90 are adequate for this use. Speak- ers start as low as $10. You will also require a mouse for almost any educational pro- gram. Let the family test a few models before purchasing one; they come in different shapes and sizes and it will be a personal decision as to which one best suits your family. Finally, you will need to ensure you have the supporting software in place for the program of your choice. Many programs will run off your choice of DOS or Windows but some require fairly up-to-date versions of these systems. If you're running an older version. make sure it will support the soft- ware you choose by checking the specifications given on the hox. With the required hardware in place, you can choose from an ever-expanding market of educa- tional programs. Take the time to visit a few stores because the selection available can vary. There are some things to keep in mind to ensure you choose the right software for your children's needs. First, look for a,_e appropriat�:- ness. Most software boxes give you an age range. If it is a wide range ensure the program has variables built into it to accommodate the vast differ- ences in knowledge and capabili- ties of the three-year-old and his eight-year-old sister. Take into account each child's unique abili- ties as well. If you have a very bright seven-year-old, he may be beyond a program geared for this age group. Another consideration is longevity. The average price of a good progrim is around $50, s< ideally it should be of use to your children long enough to justify the investment. Don't forget entertainment value. Some of the programs arc set up like electronic workbook which for some children may seem a bit like optional home. work and given the option they'll pass, thanks. Other programs sneak the learning into a very game -like setting* which may be the key to repeated use and therefore greater learning. Look at the educational goal you hope the software will achieve (for example, improved math skills) and choose a pack- age which accomplishes this task. In order to find the software that meets your cri(eria. you may The advantages of educational and games soft- areas. The ever-expanding market of educational ware for kids are dearly evkkw is in today's mar- programs available for children. the home can ketplace. Because of the interactive nature of become a vital extension of the classroom. But today's programs which provide verbal instruc- as with any other product you purchase, it is tions and sound effects, kids can easily improve often a worthwhile exercise to shop around for their learning skills in a variety of educational , the best thing to suit your needs. New book on the books when seniors meet The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meets Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Senior Citizens' Friend- ship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. The Ajax historical Board's new book will be discussed. Call 683-7799 (Louise) for more information on the meet - need to do more than read the boxes. A software box will give you vital information on the hardware requirements and type of pro- gram, but like book covers, the boxes can be deceiving. For a better picture of a pro- gram's performance, check the various computer magazines for product reviews. Even better, try before you buy. Many stores have the software loaded into a computer for cus- tomers to test. Ask a salesperson to 'ive you a quick demonstration then let the kids try it out. Or rent the program from one of the software rental stores for a couple of days to see how endur- ine the programs' attraction will be. All this takes time. But the right educational software can open a whole new dimension of learning for your children while keeping* them entertained for hours on end — definitely worth doin , your homework for. Our store is now open at 195 Westney Rd. S. f Und 7) in Ai*ax. Call or visit today to take advantage of our Opening Specials. PROTECTION • Ziebart Rust Protection • Inner Guard • Underbody Sound Barrier FROM ONLY PACKAGE s33995 INTERIOR CLEANING/VajuuNG • Complete cleaning of $8995 the vehicle interior FROM OIMY EXTERIOR CLEANING/DnjuUNC; • Complete cleaning and polishing of the vehicle $9995 exterior FROM OIMY OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 19, 1994 The took that lasts! 195 W Mff RD. Syr AJAX Phone 6193612 p little �' NI _n*W � ; 1fISIMt�t iii Chef's surprise Kyla Batten, right, puts the fin- ishing touches on a pizza she made in the Ajax parks and recreation department's Little Chefs program. Ashley Weiss, rear, takes a second to look at her creation. photo by Ron Pietroniro Call 683-5110 with your news items. OPEN TO MID 7 DAYS C HARWOOD PLACE MAIL 1^ ' 314 Harwood Avenue 683-5222 - EVERYTHING'YOU WANT IN A DRUGSTORE. III a a 6 a a I,s_ • Itai. ll r or zvv Automotive Dept. ;y� i yri kautnro, rront, taxes in a deep breathe, while Lesley Camp- bell lets one out during Kids' Tyme at the Ajax Community Cen- tre. The program is for preschoolers between 3 1/2 and five years and is run the Town's parks and recreation department. :ngineer Craig Visser keeps his train in line during the Kids' yme program session LOEB CORRECTION Please be advised that New Zealand Lamb Leg appeared incorrectly on page 8 of our handbill, effective from Sunday, October 16 to Saturday October 22, 1994. The correct copy should read: Frozen Whole or Short Shank New Zealand Lamb Leg We apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused. Hospice Durham joinsCaring Hands across theprovince DURHAM - Hospice Durham joins hands with over 60 hospices across Ontario during the week of Oct. 17 to 23 in the first annual province -wide campaign to raise awareness about palliative care. The theme of the week is Hos- pice: Caring Hands Across Ontario. It was initiated by the Community Hospice Association of Ontario. Hospice Durham is a non-profit community-based volunteer pro- gram providing in-home support to individuals and families facing a life-threatening illness. Services are offered free -of -charge through in - memoriam donations, private gifts and fund-raising activities. Incorpo- rated in 1991, the hospice has been serving clients since early 1992. "Our goal is to help patients live life as fully as possible," said Bar- bara Hiemstra, executive director of Hospice Durham. Ms. Hiemstra is one of four paid employees who work at the hospice on a part-time basis. The actual patient care is done by volunteers who undergo an eight- week training program. Duties per- formed by the volunteers takes many forms, said Ms. Hiemstra, including companionship, running errands, taking the patient out for a drive and a cup of coffee, child care, and more. Currently, the hospice is assisting a family in which the patient is a child and the volunteer gives the child's mother a chance to take the siblings out occasionally. Special Hospice Durham flags will fly at the municipal offices of Ajax, and Pickering. The mayors of those municipalities have pro- claimed the week Hospice Aware- ness Week. To familiarize the public with the work of the hospice, special displays will be set up at Pickering Town Centre on Thursday, Oct. 20, 4 to 9 p.m., at Oshawa Centre on Oct. 22, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and the Claring- ton Centre on Oct. 21, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Members of the public are also invited to attend an open house, scheduled for Monday, Oct. 17 from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Hospice Durham office in the North Ameri- can Van Lines building at 850 Champlain Ave., Oshawa. "We are very excited to be part of this campaign, which is designed to help the public learn more about the value of hospice care," says Dr. Gillian Gilchrist, president of Hos- pice Durham. Currently, hospice services are available in the lakeshore communities of Durham Region, but the objective is to extend them throughout Durham Region. For more information about Hos- pice Durham, call (905) 435-5242. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING AND THE TOWN OF AJAX PROCLAMATION "HOSPICE AWARENESS WEEK" TAKE NOTICE THAT the week of October 17th - 23rd, 1994 is hereby proclaimed as "HOSPICE AWARENESS WEEK' in and for the Town of Pickering and the Town of Ajax. HOSPICE DURHAM is a non-profit community based volunteer program providing in-home support to individ- uals and families facing a life-threatening illness. Citizens of Pickering are encouraged to support the valuable community work of HOSPICE DURHAM and the COMMUNITY HOSPICE ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO. DATED at Pickering, Ontario this 12th day of October, 1994 Wayne Arthurs, Mayor James Y. Witty, Mayor Town of Pickering Q Town of Ajax �C t Caring �f Caring Hands Across Ontario..... Cii -7 Hospice Durham will be oelebming Hospice Awareness Week in Ontario October 17-23, 1994, along with over 60 hospices in Ontario. +r Hospice Durham is a non-profit cornmuniry based volunteer program providing in-home sup- port to individuals and families facing a life-threatening illness, free of charge. For more information call Hospice Durham at 435-5242 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ NOW KARATE :TAKING REGISTRATION i,,a IN PICKERING on sri�tcc�awtwrcwattn *■ _t_�w0a■ TM tams available PA6674TWMM71OY0frMY8tlMYAY4d.'ro0070, If"' ♦ CRIME STOPPERS Durham Regional Police hungry to solve break-in at burger restaurant By SGT. GRANT ARNOLD DURHAM REGION CRIME STOPPERS PICKERING — Crime Stop- pers and Durham Re V ional Police are asking for the public's help in solving a break enter and theft in Pickering: Friday, July 22. At 2:40 a.m., police were dis- patched to 1-ick's Restaurant at 1163 Kingston Rd. to respond to an alarm. Officers found the rear door on the south side of the business ajar and two crowbars inside that were used in the break-in. Once inside. the bur«lars smashed an office door window to gain access to the company's safe, opened it and stole cash, gift certificates and coupons. Durham YWCA set to select Women of Distinction ❑ Twenty-four women nominated for annual recognition of achievers The nominations are in. Twenty-four local women have been honored with nomina- tions for the Women of Distinc- tion Awards for 1994. sponsored by the Young Women's Christian Association. Amon_ the list of accom- plished nominees is Joanne Burahardt. Editor -in -Chief of Oshawa/Whitby/Clarington This Week. Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser and Northumberland News. Other nominees include: Eileen Apsega. Sylvia Blomme, Dahlia E. Campbell, Clairida Corriveau, Kimberly Glover, Marlene Grass, Kathryn Hadden, Joy Hercia, Leah Houston, Janet Venn -Jackson. Melanie Jordan, Stephanie Jukes. Barbara Martin, Elizabeth McArthur, Heather Metcalfe, Kathryn Mooney, Phyl- lis Reddick, Kathleen Rhodes, Karen Simpson, Rebecca Siomra. Sheila Smyth, Gloria Summers and Sharon E. Swain. The YWCA 13th Annual Women of Distinction Awards and Fund-raising Dinner will be held Thursday, Nov. 3 at 6:00 p.m. at St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Heritage Centre, in the Lviv Hall. Guest speaker is Mar- got Franssen, president of Body Shop Canada. Tickets for the evening are S45 and can be ordered by calling the YWCA at 576-8880. Drops of blood found at the scene indicated one of the bandits injured themselves. Anyone with information on the identity of the suspects respon- sible for this; break• enter and thele is asked to call Crime Stoppers. The police service needs the public to become involved in crime prevention and by phoning Crime Stoppers you can assist. As a caller you won't be asked to identify yourself or go to court. If an arrest is made as a result of your tip• you qualify for a cash reward of up to S 1.000. The Durham Regional Crime Stoppers phone number is 436- 8477. That's 436 -'PIPS. ❑ J .=1 Sgl. Grant Arnold is the co- ordinator of the Crime Stopper` program. 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Nov. 18. Mr. Wilson will visit Grade 4 to 6 students at St. Jude Catholic School, 68 Coles Ave., to help the school celebrate Canadian Children's Book Week. Relief on the way for asthma sufferers ❑ Durham Lung Association offers outreach program at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital AJAX-PICKERING — Asth- ma sufferers will get some much- needed relief during_ the Luny_ Association of Durham Re6on's outreach program this month. The program's aim is to reduce hospital admissions and improve the quality of life for asthmatics of all ages by taking current information out into the community. Early detection and proper treatment are major factors in determining the outcome of asth- ma. according to the Lunt, Asso- ciation. ` The sessions operate on a rotating cycle, two evenings a -week at various centres through- out Durham. Each evening, respiratory therapists will review different aspects of asthma and its treat- inent. Hands-on assistance will he given in the use of inhalers. peak -flow meters and other .breathing devices. Ajax -Pickering General Hos- pital will begin its asthma out- reach sessions Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 6:30 p.m. - For more information on the hospital program and other out- reach locations in the region, call the Lung Association at 436- 1046. �ltww.: Mr. Wilson, a former teacher. began writing_ to help introduce students to the benefits of read - in His mysteries are now widely used in classrooms to encourage an interest in reading_. especially among_ boys. His books feature a brother - and -sister team of young sleuths who battle crime and are set in various locations across Canada. from British Columbia to New- foundland. The books combine action - packed adventure and real-life issues such as urban redevelop- ment and child abuse. 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For more information cidl 839-1125. .. rr ►,_•:i_ti�," � OT�ODAY'S News Adm SUN., OCT. 10% News Advertiser *AAP (Pk*ering) Biway (AjaxMckaing) �i�re�(Aju) Food City (Ajax) x)•� *Food Town (Poch 'Global Piet foods (Ajax) *M (Pidoering) Lobhm (AXvYkkmtW . Loeb (Ajax/Piduxing) M&M Mats (Ajaa/PiduriingJ .*PC= gidaine * Pizzavilk (Ajax) Sataslro Saks (Ajax/Pie writtt#) *Sav-A tm Wkkaug) • Ddi.si b •ic it busaia mlo 1lcaeaMer, am dan7► paper, ar be. vA t4 heat ofyw 7 - newspaper aravo aw bbe box Recycling For imformatin on deliveringe � YOW ,N advertising :,••.-'"-~�. call BROUWER -� at KEVIN SIBBLES Sundays C.anist of go Week a Kevin Sbblss. Kevin a fts 9• fig. tuwg. Ke* receim 1Acoara s coupons conpimwils d the Im Advertiser. C m 19 911�mUfor �g a'r s Ciwof wVM PAGE 19 -THE NEWS ADVWMER SUNDAY, OCDORFi 16,1"4 oar Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-prof- It on-pro[It nature. To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683- 7363 or write to the Ajax -Pick- ering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. MONDAY, OCT. 17 QUIT SMOKING: The Durham Region Lung Association offers an ongoing group support program for smokers at every stage of quitting. Meetings are held Monday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. in Oshawa at The PHI Cen- tre, 40 King St. W.. Suite 300. Free. 436-1046. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Gar- den Club meets at R p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion hall. 111 Hunt St.. Ajax. Veronica Colange- lo will speak on Christmas decora- tions. Everyone welcome. 683- 1463. PARENTS COUNCIL: The Durham West Parents Council holds a meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Liverpool South Plaza (old Bar- gain Harold's store), Pickering. Parents from public and separate, elementary and secondary schools are invited. 839-8260. TUESDAY, OCT. 18 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Centre. 46 Exeter Rd. Weatherman Wade Szylagyi discuss- es the weather. 683-7799 (Louise). DOWN'S SYNDROME: The Durham Down's Syndrome Asso- ciation meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Whitby Baptist Church, 411 Gilbert St. E. Tom Easthope will speak on grieving. Refreshments. 579-0817. LUNG ASSOCIATION: The Lung Association, Durham Region, offers an ongoing group support program each month. This month, the topic is Reduce Aller- gens at Home with Dr. Allan Carter at the Lung Association office, 40 King St., Suite 300, Oshawa, from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Pre- registration is required. 436-1046. LA LECHE LEAGUE: The Ajax La Leche League meets at 7:45 p.m. with information and support for mothers wishing to breast- feed. Pregnant women, mothers and babies welcome. Call 683- 6188 for information or meeting location. CHROHN'S AND COLITIS: The Oshawa chapter of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada hosts a presentation on nutrition by Dr. R. Davies, the foundation's medical director, at 8 p.m. at Oshawa General Hospital, 24 Alma St. Questions invited. 432-7242 (Keith). VALLEY FARM PTA: The Val- ley Farm Public School Parent Teacher Association meets at 9:30 a.m. at the school, 1615 Pepper - wood Gate, Pickering. Babysitting provided. 427-3984 (Donna). ` • ` - - . WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19 TRUSTEE FORUM: St. James CPTA hosts a forum for separate school trustee candidates in the Nov. 14 municipal election at St. Bernadettes Parish Hall, corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., from 7:30 to 9 p.m. 427-9638 (Denise Kelly). SLO-PITCH: The Ajax Ladies Slo-Pitch Association holds its fall general meeting at Annandale Curling Club, Church St. and Bayly St., at 7:15 p.m. The meet- ing is open to all registered play- ers. 428-6143 (Peggi Bristow). SIDS: Durham Region's health department hosts a public aware- ness forum on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome from 7 to 9 p.m. in the auditorium of Bowmanville High School, 49 Liberty St. N. Guest speakers include Dr. Sunil Mehra of the Oshawa General Hospital pediatric department, par- ents who have experienced SIDS and a member of the Canadian Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths. 623-2511. HEAD INJURY: The Head Injury Association of Durham Region ?� holds a support ' group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 459 \� Bond St. E., Oshawa (parking at rear). All welcome. Survivors group on main floor, family and caregivers upstairs. Assistance with transportation available. 723-2732. EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary to Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 hosts progressive euchre beginning at 8 p.m. at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. $3 per person, $1.50 for seniors with I.D. Refreshments, prizes and draws. 839-2990. SOCCER: Pickering Soccer Club's annual general meeting is held at the Pickering Recreation Complex at 7:30 p.m. Election for executive positions. All rep and tier 1 coaches are reminded appli- cations for next year's teams are to be submitted at meeting. THURSDAY, OCT. 20 RINGETTE: Ladies' pick-up recreational ringette is at the Pick- ering Recreation Complex at 9:30 a.m. and continues every Thursday through the fall and winter. Pay and learn as you play. Babysitting available. All ages welcome, espe- cially those over 30. 427-3413 (June), 839-8364 (Betty). BREAST CANCER: Reach to Recovery Breast Cancer Support Group for patients, family and friends meets the third Thursday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Family Trust building, south- east corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave. in Ajax. 686-1516. Winter Intake Programs at Durham College Winter Intake Diploma Programs available in . Business Administration . General Arts and Science Start first year in January, 1995. Start second year in September, 1995. Direct Entry into Second Semester . Students with related credits from other colleges and universities may be eligible for direct entry into second semester of some first year diploma programs. Contact the Admissions Office at (905) 721-3046, or toll free 1-800-461-0549, for information on eligibilty. Apprenticeship - Carpentry Enrollment is now being taken for Jat,uary. For information call (905) 721-3300. Space is limited so apply early. Come to our free Information Night, November 9. Call Durham College Admissions at (905) 721-3046 or toll free 1-800-461-0549. 0 � �0 ° St ng a u e rhlei m Col DENTURE CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines • Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE UNER FM COtISMATM William Steil, DD, F.C.AA(A) N OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PKXERNG VILLAAGwwE, AJAX =11W42.9,R -After hours 42&8801 90 PORTRAITS FOR OMIT r;r WITH OUR OK CUSTOM IF mr-2— N PORMUTST11YOU CAN SESELE(TAND ORDER YOUR HOUN PORTRAITSIW NTLY NOT IN WEEKS. r suecr m of s3.00 m, wauwE wte, roRrwuls t.1®v w W* ON M NWM OF AMWM 0MffCCn0WS W FA W N1t CW 0* ADVWmaxKmomiowwa%xdmiwc1p=a,d1 Ig 1W Or i;,°::.;° �: r: j„-.�...,._-•res---•. _ .._._ ....... ._ _.... .._. _.... •-........__. P .....-..rr►-,«wr. NOS ...:v .. .eu..r-. y�.I�—� - . 5 I nr, Haws AuvEKI ISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1994 -PAGE 19 i ,FY,,. Yw�n l a ing there 0 1S alf then ig tmare Commuters driven mad by per cent of the fare for GO For GO Transit to just look Bring station every weekday. users who take the free Town at the problem and say nothing An average of 1,950 of those buses to get to the station.) can be done is "not good parking problems at passengers get to the station on Mr. Shea notes the problem enough", maintains Mr. Hen - Pickering Transit, using the at Pickering has gotten worse derson. integrated ridership program since off-peak service to Ajax He would like to see GO that allows them to ride the and Whitby was cut in July of seriously pursue alternatives Pickering station Pickering buses free if they're 1993. such as providing another park - also using GO. That's probably because res- ing lot somewhere nearby and By MARIANNE TAKACS and turned around and gone to The 5,218 remaining passen- idents from those communities running a quick shuttle from it STAFF REPORTER Scarborough (to park at the gers must either drive, carpool, are driving right to Pickering to to the train station. Rouge Hill GO station there)." get dropped off, bike or walk catch the train so they won't Mr. Henderson notes his PICKERING — The GO "It's terrible and it's only there. have to take the shuttle buses family is currently selling their train has always been touted as going to get worse in winter- Currently, 1,219 parking that run between Pickering and home and is considering mov- an alternative that's supposed time," says Kevin Price of spots are available at the station their own stations during off- ing closer to the Rouge Hill sta- to save Pickering commuters Pickering, who also takes the to accommodate them. peak hours. tion where parking isn't a daily from having to endure the rush GO train to work in Toronto Mr. Shea reports GO is try- There's nothing to be done headache. hour crawl along Hwy. 401. every weekday. - but try to encourage those Pickering's population is But it appears the rush hour "1 would guess Ajax and Whitby com- predicted to increase by about parking frenzy at the Pickering eight to 10 per cent of =t muters to park at their own 30,000 over the next 25 years GO station is sending many the parking is gone in _„ _ sx stations, says Mr. Shea, (from a current population of people back into their cars and the winter when they _ because "there are no plans about 73,000), and half of those on to the highway. mound up the snow." `` right now to reinstate full new residents are expected to "Your anxiety level is sup - Other commuters t F, service to the other two settle in new subdivisions, posed to be lessened by taking questioned by the s towns. according to Thomas Melymuk, public transit," says Pickering News Advertiser as Whitby resident Mark the Town's deputy director of resident and daily GO passen- they sat in their vehi- Earley, who drives to Pick- planning. ger Thom Henderson. cles in the line-up ering to catch the 7:19 a.m. Mr. Melymuk notes that But, he adds, the anxiety waiting to get out of train, doesn't think GO will when GO Transit was planning involved in trying to get a park- the station at work - have much success at get- some changes at the Pickering ing spot at the station shortly day's end confirmed ting people back to the station in preparation for before 8 a.m. is starting to it's nearly impossible shuttle buses. extending train service to Ajax make the 401 look good. to find space after He says he knows sev- and Whitby, Town planners "Are you going to throw the around 7:50 a.m. One eral other people who drive suggested the transit service dice that a spot may be avail- woman noted she from their town to Picker- consider a parking deck at able or are you going to get goes to the Rouge ing because of the service Pickering. into your car and just drive Hill station if she has cut. But it was felt at the time the downtown?", asks Mr. Hender- an appointment in "I'm late a lot of nights eastward train extension would son. "People are leaving the Toronto around 10 and it's not convenient," alleviate parking problems that parking lot to drive to work." a.m. says Mr. Earley. "It's just a existed then at Pickering. Those determined to take the GO administration pain to have to keep trans- "1'm not sure that's the train, he notes, are "getting has received a lot of ferring. I might as well direction to go," says Mr. more and more creative" about complaints from cus- drive right here." Melymuk of the deck idea. finding illegal spaces to park. tomers about the lack Some of the com- "The cost is very expensive He says some have resorted to of parking at the Pick- muters maintain parking at to do anything like that. You double parking at the ends of ering station, says Pickering was already a would have to take a good look rows in the station lot, parking Edmund Shea, senior problem before the service at demand on the system — along the access roads to the information officer cut to Ajax and Whitby. whether you could carry more lot, or leaving their cars on the for GO. And they point out Picker- passengers." grass along Bayly St. But there are no Commuters head to Toronto and points west ing is growing so fast any- The Town of Pickering is "After the 7:38 (morning plans to provide addi- every morning from the Pickering GO station. A way that reinstatement of planning higher -intensity devel- train to Toronto) you're out of tional space there. shortage of parking Contributes to the stress and full service to Ajax and opment in the downtown core luck," says Sandra George of "There's no room, responsibility of daily commutinny. Whitby is not likely to help and along major "transit Pickering, another daily GO no land available for much. spines" so many of the approxi - commuter. us," says Mr. Shea. "So there's ing to alleviate the parking "It's a major, major issue for mately 15,000 new residents "If you're going on the 8 nothing we can do right now." squeeze at Pickering by encour- commuters," says Mr. Hender- expected to settle in those areas o'clock (7:56) train, forget it. According to a March 1994 aging passengers to car pool or son. "People need to park. Peo- would be able to walk to the There's no illegal parking left. survey, an average of 7,168 take Pickering Transit. ple need to commute. It's a fact GO station or hop on a quick I've come in a couple of times passengers go through the Pick- (GO and the Province pay 75 of life." bus to get there. r r. F Rr-1 J � Eit .6 . . ....... 3" C.UINTTE A' C Pvrt<3VJL N -C I- Ut- -M L'117,vl, F, aw � -� �.� �"�' irk _ 1219 9 M, own, --- ON) I- Aw nip I ILY SIZE 4CITY CAPACITY CI "DUTY • HEAVY DUTY 'OGRAMS • 5 PROGRAMS ANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY hil��i1L1 a :-rH��cFf� l�= ��"l�_�r THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OC rOSER 16, 1994 -PAGE 21 SWIVEL ROCKER`' -� I' FROM "'". r..' La \I1.:TUFAtFF5 A�r- -- - AUTO Dat ' " ` `_�►..� ` CU/ FT/ • ONE TOl1CX01 f FAL"C"'y 0"146;rk - OM" c ALL 6 } PIECES INCLUDES: TRIPLE DRESSER W'.' RD . H BEDDING • K0UND MIRROR • DELUXE HEADBOA PURCHASE • ARMOIRE • 2 NIGHT TABLES COLONIAL PALL I S E R WFA son CNAM LANDSCAPE DESIGN! WITH MATCHING PLLOWS �4 I ' h•014' titotit. < (41A 13L LL w0joic L ACJ Yl E g,o�a1KC,,A- PRICE GUARANTEE If within 30 days from ur m yo date of purchase you find the Iden" I item in all respects and the sante terms and conditions for less money at any other retail outlet. Best Choice guarantees to beat the price or your purchase is free. "lIu 1 l_.�•�I J r I M PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCMBER 16, 1"4 I I I- I I __- -- We re A Site Better, Come 2" '94 EXCEL 97,G 694 MANTRA OL $101888 as TM now 9-00 194 SCOUPE $109488 995 ACCent '95 SONATA OL $149995 Come See What's New ROADSIDE A �W=ew==WJR v You Can Coapt on = hwom", &wviftqQwftjSelection &Pdei, Wednesday Super Special OCTOBER i9 Chicken Breasts Boncholn $ 69 SAVE $130 %. The 1 THIS WEEK'S PRICE SAVING FEATURES Breakfast Bacon sirloin rip Roasts ,so $ 49 [11170 487 SAVE S 3 on a a. $ A* (Eye a Remo Steaks I Roasts & .6 $3"NL LCIVE ful,411103 -w- %-Uvz."1! Steaks SAVE $ C --I ,mtm cm Pork Chops SAVWX 1. �. um VE Pork Side Wft SAVE $ 64 lot, 1 M6 S&Vz 61hwd corn" 0 DIP "Va $ 34" Nwmim MUM14"m MM7 numm 1794 T k ph= Fk5LL! 09W 116 NO Oltrl W of wada, Ajoi ttsldl---- cia"Ok ptrt lat.ttf4voned wools redoLlift �101kwNpik: At � 41411 be w� "M ttliiili61t,* to is a tooav-hong display at Ile Ajax Public Lacey main bract. Funhamase, prizes will be awarded to those wbo Puticipate in 60 Wlrasse Reduction Week celebrations: Favirosponer wR be at down locations brines banns. (�Prw or &loots include Food Cxy; Cmas Country Donuts; Loeb, Baywood; Loeb, weamey; Tim Horton Donuts: and Miracle Food Mart) Ajax residents can' also win a composter by filling in the ballot in this Waste Reduction section of the News Advertiser. You simply tabu the ballot on one of the community ca trex or the Ajax Library man branch. Don't miss the Driveway -give-away on Saturday (as mentioned in the Recyckr's Repot in this feature). Display sign for your driveway can be picked up at the Ajax Public works Department, on Mackenzie, south of Bayly. All are encouraged to be part of the Waste Reduction celebrations. Savitw at Rebound SPOrts Vfah the high cost of spmu eq uWeat, r - I N lCr I nae always looking for ways Io SOT Money. Well, you'll do just vat at Rebound Sports, located at 1723 Kingston Rd. (sear Brock PA) in Pickering. Larry Bra skey presealed the idea for Rebound Sports to, his partner lasie C,aimoor, ad Siam it Wend 14 months �" says, "business bas been Right aout bocbey apparao is tie ani equipment, fol owed closely by ski Year mond, you will W* fad a variety of - k I ezencise agaipment; uradwids and exorcise bikes. Rebound's concept is sinvit N you h we ay VDmg dan dut you as losger aced, but is reusable, ve stoma oven will buy it, clean it qtr and sake sure it's is =nod workit cooditioa, before res, mr it. 71es apI r A In basiew I ,fi all prties ivdvod• Rebound Sports bas ben so sucoadul, dke Partners rare aired a part-tioo hit► scbool student stag: bonus ate Mon. -Fri. Ill aAL to 9 pm, Sat. 9 am a 6 pa. ad Sun. 11 as Io S p.s. For more nkcinama, all 683-3476. :11111 olklull: .:......WE`t.L>PAY OCKEY• OW • BASEBALL • SoocE - Elm ECIA1011M • RACOM SPORTS i RNGETTE WE MAKE EVERY WEEK WASTE REDUCTION WEEK 683-3476 HWW In =IV Plata Um -Fri 1" of 82 PirJkarinp 114 GREENWOOD MUSHROOM FARM We are a e in stlppoR of to Pie g Waste Reductl0rl Program K RD. 4274451 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1494 -PAGE 23 W, 010 / .low ut 1W na AIIy01� w been shopping recemhy " fotr grow add the coat aic>Eated ,. 'clothing About 3Q-" of its bids knows how expensive having with that growth. Good Resale/Consignment shops I Check safety: Equipment items ' ww value Aad toys and kids can be. It is becoming specializing in only items for purchased from reputable stores will be equipment A furniture at about 50-60%. evident that MOM a today Pew y are looking for ways to spend kids and pareats-to-be will offer great selection in kids checked n advance to meet REMEMBER, OUR 3 R S more time with their families and maternity clothing, Canadian Safety Standards. 3. Value: Like other retailers RELAX, RECYCLE WITH" RE-SALEIm and less time on the road The pradtice of 1980s "Bigger, outdoorrentut , eq �P nursery furniture pricing varies from company Wry by: David Jukes Better, More Expensive is no and even toys & games, to Company. d. Brand Names: Find names longer the case" the Jones just can't afford it anymore." Shopping resale: 1. Shop speciality: Look for like Little Tikes, Fisher Price, ��so OshKosh, Playskool, Beatrix Parents especially appreciate �llY a Ply store dedicated to one market. Potter, and Espirit. 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Responsible Care: --�_ A Total Commitment THE DREW AJAX FACILITY HAS RECENTLY BEEN AWARDED THE P4 LEVEL FOR POLLUTION PREVENTION MEASURES BY THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY FOR MARE A. STOBBART 60,01 w NIFORYATION COIITACT PLANT MANAGER JSS&TIM knows wore t ices rar�kids I. `nems are. FRANCHISE Hallo �OPF!ORTUNITIE� oSturrie'"Exchange 4 �+AVAlu►etre' 15 Bond St. W; Oshawa 576-5437;.i SL•N' 725-5437 A 0 1 :MAZI 0 ■ GRAVEL 6 ■ SCREENINGS ■ SAND ■ RED STONE ■ WHITE STONE ■ TRIPLE MIX ■ TOP DRESSING ■ PEAT LOAM FOUN1OM MEMBER ■ COMPOSTED MANURE QUALITY SERVICE - QUALITY PRODUCTS e asked: What do you do at home or at work to reduce, reuse or recycle? LARRY SEEKS Composting bin tit recycling boxes at work & at home. DEBBIE SNOW We compost and separate paper, cans & bottles. It's too bad more people don't do it. JAMES STEWART MARY PAPE WILSON SHERRARD We blue box all our I live in the Westwood We compost all our newspapers. Also we Manor Sr. Bldg. We all food. Plastic bottles & recycle the dans at scbool. get a small blue box & newspapers for the blue then transfer it to a larger box & we recycle our . _ ....... _ bin. 1Ci4 toms •Mama- . • - used motor oil. , THE NEW AD EitSt*DAi O("f�OrI�ER'1 � i� fFwlrra�aMos 1� oc '1 T08ER Lp b ce. Ream Recycle. s i liar of bar bc� alt 11111. .+C N Refill. bag ar � a . jar }gated st , tie Brewer's I:t3! Renovate. Replay. Retoower. be" � a e atug. Rill .a�gc+e is tea _VVhittaa R. fo® �� Refurbish. The drivers of � the HiZ uki Pf>r�as, • MiRw VVdW trucks will be an C)n Com • The loth Weate Reduction the 1 P� �y � 14. gal ookout in both am., Cathy Cox. of Pine Ridge 'Week (WPW) October 17-23 cOmmnnities for the haat bags Gardeo~wilerft y wlfl talk o Iftb= evens ad displays of gee and the beat Died en . +d"gned to ... encourwe Libre -ung boa• tivcly. g" ale weekend, OM 22 Ajax and f ickering Challenge to *.You +� p�cipfe in the each other ta.deterrseine which " Cmat Driveway Giveaway" community sends the least Sinipl lace , at about of reserY. P. any- unwanted gage to items at the end of your landfill. Trucks from both ` driveway -in the hopes that communities are weighed someone will take them away t4 before and after the week's Be sum to clearly indicate events. Together, both towns-FRIEiE". if yew -giveaways, challenge the rest of Durham's . are not picked up, you can municiRVFA:T palities; last years donate them to any charitable GOOoilWS RIS Puts overall winner was Scugog..organization. �oPle 61k* to Work Pickering Waste Reduction. During the week, Mobile Thu wase Ae&cfm wed4 s yon- Committee members launched Vacuum will offer a dollar � G0000dw ll. goal You the week at Tuesday night's value on any type of vacuum Coodw,f a oft d Greater Taru�to•: Town council meeting with the that they receive You also YOUR MUM recTcters, ooNectig create than 15 ,oro. Ponxt d0011086 , doewd po& p ion of a `3Rs' decorated cake which win then have an educated guess at the emy year. 7Ws 15 adhon Pon& dvened&Mov 1 °mode be donated to a seniors' COMPOST Yat NOW Am know tt at Goo&a ate` retirement home. Displays, 6w dwho ad bonsel+old 'seas it is 22 which include draws for - t� stores arnop 1►daao 1 db �,, coca wide tk composters and other orated at the C3 be l� will l Pickering -� '� f - ' t ... it's as easy as 123. Good-iH sotP� trdc b Civic Complex and Pickeringuny ;� ,.� ti �, a PIS le * back a work Recreation Complex. The Civic �. GoodwiU u*w people who face Complex display Trill offer a mm WM DEW" esspby.ent barriess, o pep w thea for jobs is tDday'' mocar"'s - aassPeitiYe "°r�p4oe t business card draw for companies to receive a free RottwaR Un oraka. shoat 101110t�0, .. Pk; Rteteuon co.ttaw Shovel finished com ost p att Teas; Goodwi ""a� a� mg r- taawbsrs k+sn�h su ask No eta P oa d s alt deo 1 -is Cale., Oahe from bottom of Composter. ser V (ad"" anamM don W b a aulitw-- want Mona awwam *W wrvia* b Mae " I.= coag pa*. Tia prqpmn : bigb_ ft"im to ase,�.i,h:a sod ochm This waste ite0Wdon week acrd � 10' the 7w I3wW= m*jeas cora shop orad &otc Fam6k roods at a aaaher of oosr�rairat Good�l loeatioae For Wks& * abort Go &g or to arsare a pi** d ftuiMwe ar ocher mw Pashle Wm eadl (410 362.4711. Railm d Osiers and wYiy an am tel ice t-s0&094M For ShwelDot aam Centres or home pick-ups call 416-362-4711 Elirpa Construction & Materials Limited EXCAVATING & GRADING ROAD BUILDING EARTH MOVING voo'� SEWER 3 WATERMAW h, lk ' INSTALLATIONS EOUFMENT RENTALS RECYCLED AGGREGATES FOUND ING MEMBER Recycling Concrete & Asphalt into sand & gravel for a better future, BROCK RD. NORTH, PICKERING 683-6517 Pick -A -Mix Concrete Limited We mix concrete on-site A. which eliminates waste material. 4 x 00 Cfo); � r CONCR TE WEEKDAYS AW SATURQAYS y ANS17EA A%W, SPECIAL UMEA L47EKNOOFED CONCRETE �ot.+ouet ttaaaaet 1010m RD. m K Pima= 683-6501 Surplus Refrigeration TIM 3R's RCC for a batter Oil* We pay CASH for your used tomorrow Albums, CD's & Tapes 14H Taunton Rd. w C811837-1416 666-3411 2, Add compost to garden. 3. Wait until Spring for beautiful gardens. / For more information on Composting or GrosscycHng CON the Region of Durham Works Department (905) 668-7721 • • •..••r.•• Ontario :DURHAM: Funded in Port by the Ministry of Ervirorxnent and Energy THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,1994 -PAGE 25 .(aoiiih s ,J. `o—ors,: ,•,{ (s�oeic-viiilh> •, - AM YM sn 1a•the whites S�Ei(daesta't+•tepillee�.. _ aar peapte Ia feet, 00 ,& i _ F'■`�•�y /d�'x `V�"C 1- L •. Ttl�' _ � _ � :.Y .. 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G 509=3284. . o Kids' Stuff With Previous Expsrisnce • Dan McTeague, M.P. for Ontario Riding 1994 marks the tenth yea that Waste Reduction VMeek is sponsored bV the Recyc" Council of Ontario (RCo) and celebrated across Ontario. The god of Waste Reduction Week (WRW) is to encourage municipalities. citizens, businesses and industries to intensify their waste reduction efforts. Show your support next week by practising the 3Rs Reduce, Reuse, Recycle EVERY WEEK IS "WASTE REDUCTION WEEK" AT BFI RECYCLING SYSTEMS For a free commercial waste assessment or information on BFI's educational programs, please call (905) 619-6506. Working in the communities of Ajax and Pickering for a cleaner environment. & 0RII Recycling Programs from BFI Recycling Systems Make every week Waste Reduction Week - October 17-23, 1994 cs'i,►\.. PACE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. OCTOBER 16.1994 A,tib.:;&;_ C-4.., WIRING IS -NOT HIRE AUALIFIEDQ A HOBBY CONTRACTOR onranw 510"' �acue PARTICIPATING DURHAM O.E.I: CONTRACTORS INCLUDE GUIMOND ELECTRIC ROGER GUIMOND 839-3409 K.L.D. CONSTRUCTION LOU DAVIDSON 427-8729 PICKERING ELECTRICAL TOM WILLIAMSON 839-3759 BANKWELL ELECTRIC JOHN KOUGIAS 623-8806 CHATTERTON ELECTRIC DAVE CHATTERTON 983-5546 JOHNSTON ELECTRIC DAVE JOHNSTON 697-2453 L&H HEATING & A/C LARRY HORNSBY 263-8154 LAKE'S ELECTRICAL EVERETTLAKE 987-4225 MOORE ELECTRIC GEORGE MOORE 623-5901 SNOWDEN ELECTRIC BERT SNOWDEN 623-2359 • A ■ CARLOS ELECTRIC CARLOS FOURNAISER 728-7361 EAGLE ELECTRIC TONY BINGHAM 436-6116 HITECH ELECTRICAL REINY GRAFE 434-6828 I.M.C. ELECTRIC ANDY PASTOR 571-2743 JOE'S HEATING & A/C JOE KLEMENCIC 434-6788 ORBIT ELECTRICAL JOHN SALAMONE 571-2977 SPARK ELECTRIC TED DEVRIES 576-7335 TOWNSEND ELECTRIC JACK SANDERS 723-2343 mozorem- CAMPBELL ELECTRIC RICK CAMPBELL 986-0606 BROOKLIN ELECTRIC DOUG AKERS 436-9295 CAUSEWAY ELECTRIC DOMINIC BURNS 666-8676 CURT BROWN ELECTRIC GRANT BROWN 668-4211 McTEAGUE ELECTRIC TOM MCTEAGUE 668-4278 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, IMMAGE Yl Arts -and Entertainment . • • • • • • • • . • • .. • • • • • • • . • . • ,asyVu V ea A& /;�KN Q'1 (PlVI'W7 l,�,o .......................... . Mee,. ting the ::::::::: ............. 1Vlate...... ..... rial Girl Ajax woman plays lady Madonna at local United Way benefit show By LINDA PRUI':SSEN SPECI.�L TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX -DICKERING — She looks like Madonna, she sounds like Madonna, she moves like Madonna, and she certainly has a healthy dose of Madonna's atti- tude. But the blond bombshell you'll see strutting her stuff on stage at the Ajax -Pickering United Way's benefit dance Oct. 21 is actually Cory Diamond. The 29 -year-old Ajax resident is just one of the performers who make up Living Legends — a troupe which impersonates today's most famous recording artists. "The troupe is actually quite exciting," says Diamond. "It's been around for five years, and currently includes impersonations of Michael and Janet Jackson, Tina Turner, Marilyn Monroe. Boy George, Rod Stewart, Frank Sinatra, Ringo Starr and more" Diamond herself became involved with Living Legends about four years ago. She was doing impersonations of Marilyn Monroe in Jumbo Video Stores when Paul Scarponi — or Rod Stewart — walked in. "Paul really gave me my break. Ile believed in me, in my ability. He brought me into the troupe and gave me the chance to really experiment." That experimentation included the switch from Marilyn to Madonna. Having lost some weight. Dia- mond felt the need to try some- thing different. Madonna seemed a logical choice, and she got down to the nifty gritty task of listening to music, watching videotaped concerts and reading every piece of literature the Material Girl had penned. The hard work paid off and, today, Diamond is quite comfort- able with her character. "Thanks to Paul and the other members of the troupe, I now have the confidence to really work with the character," she says. "I've chosen to focus on Madonna in her Blond Ambition stage because I think that was a history -breaking image for her and for other women in music. It was also her best con- cert." Speaking of her own show, Diamond points out there are two versions, depending on the audi- ence. "There's the Walt Disney ver- sion, which is harmless, or the adult version, which features Madonna in all her glory" In addition to working with THE SHOW: Friday at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Cocktails are at 7 p.m. and the performance begins at 8. For tickets, I oy at $30 each or S350 for a table of 10, call 686-0606, 831- 1711, 683-5000 or 683- 2992. Living Legends, the graduate of both Ryerson Polytechnical Insti- tute and the Toronto School of Performing Arts is also pursuing other avenues. "I am very committed to a career in film and theatre," says Diamond, who's worked at Stage West, the Tarragon Theatre and the Poor Alex. -In addition. I'm also involved in talent manage- ment" But regardless of where these roads lead, Diamond will always have a soft spot in her heart for Madonna. "It's funny. but I sometimes think that we have a lot in com- mon. I think I'm more charitable than her, but we are similar in other ways. We both started in dance, we both have a love for bleach blond hair, and we both have a wild side that likes to push people's buttons" Madonna, along with Boy George. Michael Jackson. Marilyn Monroe, Rod Stewart, Ringo Starr and Janet Jackson will perform at the United Way's benefit dance Friday at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Cocktails are at 7 p.m. and the per- formance begins at 8. For tickets, at $30 each or S350 for a table of 10. call 686-0606. 831-1711.683-5000 or 68;-2992. r—ANNAMALE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB , I � 1 FALL SPECIAL 1 g IME 1 10 OFF I 1 FOR GUARANTEED TEE -OFF TIMES I CALL 9055-683-3210 1 NOT VAUD WITH OTHER FFA OR DSCOtJNTS 1 ""J>arcElrzixt salla • Classes • Repairs OFF VJITH THIS • Kits • Accessories DOLLY MADISON DOLLS 905-294-1247 220 Hwy. #7 - Green River (1j2 way between Markham Rd. & Brock Rd-) MATURE DRIVERS. ANYONE OVER 55 SAVE MONEY ON AUTO A HOME INSURANCE FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ava. #13 49Nax, Ontario Establlslnd 1B» 683-9725 Cory Diamond's Madonna persona takes to the stage next week- end at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The Ajax resident is part of the Living Legends show being staged to benefit the kcal United Way. SUPS_ caA CLEANING Complete Car Cleaning Detailing w~ & Stripes 200 Fuller Rd., Ajax 686=4331. (Rear of building) Unit i t HOLIDAY RECIPE CONTEST y The News Advertiser is asking all our readers to submit their favorite holiday recipe. Your name will s be dropped in a draw to win a microwave oven valued at $500.00. Also selected recipes will be used in our HOLIDAY RECIPE GUIDE BOOKLET'J' circulating to 35,000 homes in the Ajax/Pickering area on December 14, 1994. Submit your recipe to: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 21-15 marked HOLIDAY RECIPE CONTEST or drop off your recipe at our office. Deadline for entries is December 2/94 For further details contact Sue Ploughman 683-5110. J-4 _ _ .....:,. ... %4 . . •..+': a.T �.nw..,�14w.'a..n.,-.,�.vew.nW{S.y[.^.Mr.}wi+i....�n'.wa�.....:.—...rewaw. .ra...wrnW'yr-•w�.++.—..ne....:.ewA..r ...... . .. .... ... .+.w -n.-'. r.CI�/ y .. i 11� '1 NL �� S7 1E sin At'&46fiI911 /f44 r,4 R I > pie v? . - / ,P A`, R+ A� l ouise the I*f 1 ter Louise Locker does her reps on weightlifting equipment during a workout at the Pickering Recreation Complex last Sunday. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Ajax novices tie Pickering AJAX — The Ajax Knights -major novice 'AA' hockey team - earried a well-desm-ed single point by lying Pickering 1-1 recency. Ajax's lone goal was scored by J.J. Brill who banged in his own rebound. Ryan Long and Ryan Robar drew assists on the play. Goaltenders Darryl Caster and $rias Homer turned in strong efforts 4a net. Penalty killing was a c i" f lclor in the contest as Jeff Talrney, Ryan Campbell and Kyle Gionette led the way in holding off several Mcket* powerplays. Team members are Devon Murphy, J.J. Brill, Colin Brunet, Ryan Campbell, Darryl Caster, Daryl Felgemacher, Kyle Gionette, Brian Horner, Jason Kelly. Mike Lecesse, Ryan Long, Reid McGregor, Scat Masterton. Warren Ounlian, Ryan Rober, Brent Roszer and lets Talmey. Belt Vandegraaf is We protect our Fanny from what might loppen. Shouldn't we prepare for what we know wi& happen? Planning funeral arrangements ahead of time, br#bre the need arises, spares family from difficult decisions later at a stressful and emotional time. Family protection. A good reason to plan ahead. - - McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME 28 OW KkWton Road, Pk:ke*g VM W. Alan. Ontario L IT 227 For afire COPY 9 dw l baatlet A GWI& to Plwm ggAhead call as Way at (-QX) 428~ COMPLETE BANQUET & MEETING, FACILITIES FOR EVERY OCCASION • WEDDINGS • BANQUETS • ANNIVERSARIES • RETIREMENTS • MEETINGS • (416)757-3743 975 KENNEDY ROAD (S. OF LAWRENCE AVE. 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THE FRAgRANCE NETW0itk 1 �6�6ti� OVER 500 LADIES & MENS FRAGRANCES TO CHOOSE FROM • CLASSIC, HARD TO FIND BRANDS PLUS TODAYS MOST POPULAR FRAGRANCES • ALL AUTHENTIC FRAGRANCES, NO COPIES, NO IMITATIONS - CONVENIENT SHOP AT HOME SERVICE • FAST, EFFICIENT DELIVERY. Call today to place your order or to teoeive your free catalogue Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. ♦ SOCCER Pickering Power under -16 reps in championships PICKERING — The Pickering Power under -16 rep soccer team defeated the Ontario Cup champions from Oakville in the Ontario Youth Soccer League semi-final playoff game Saturday to advance to the league title match. Pickering will now meet Malvern in the OYSL championship final, the time and location of which aren't known yet. Despite playing short-handed for much of the contest. Pickering defeated the Oakville Red Devils 4-3. Christopher Stewart put Power in front scoring_ on a free kick from just outside the 18 -yard box. Oakville equalized on a rebound that keeper Rob Tilley couldn't -,et to in time. Shortly after, a Power player was ejected by the referees, leaving Pickering one man short for the remaining 60 minutes of the contest. Ross Duncan put Pickering back in front early in the second half. However, Oakville knotted the score at 2-2 live minutes later. Power's Domenic lammancini put a long shot past the Oakville keeper, but the Red Devils answered with a Loal immediately after the kick-off for a 3-3 tie. With five minutes remaining in the second half, a creat cross by Marion Hibbert was headed into the net by Stewart. This marker proved to be the winner as Power hum, on for the 4-3 victorv. Team member, are Robbie Er_ _,Icton. Yannis Gianniotis, Ross Duncan, Kevin Smyth, Mark Mcl.eish. Lee Woods, Christopher Stewart. Scan Brooks. Marlon Hibbert, Domenic lammancini, Nicholas Wilhelm, Luke Knor, Rob Tilley. Nicky Sopovski, lan Jeffrey and Bobbie Athwal. The coach is Alex Stewart and the assistants Jack Cram_ and John Duncan. ♦ FIGURE SKATING Area skaters make grade to pass tests AJAX-PICKERING — Area figure skating club members made the grade during recent tests at the Ajax Community Centre arena Passing their tests were: FIGURES Preliminary: Stephanie Tamie. Jessie Lee, Caroline Berkhof, Natalie Pazilli and Stephanie Paradis; First Figure: Teri Alexander and Jessica Hayward; Second Figure: Michael Crichton; Third Figure: Amy Trumphour; Sixth Figure: Lori Mirsch; Eighth Figure 'Gold' Part 1: Natasha Brideau. FREESKATE Preliminary Freeskate: Ashleigh Mauro and Becky Parkes; Artistic Bronze: Denise Hynes and C.J. Pugh; Artistic Silver: Pamela Dunn; Gold Artistic: Siobhan Johnson; Juvenile Competitive Pair Test: Meredith Leedle and Kevin Johnson; Pre -Novice Competitive Pair Test: Brianne Delcourt and C.J. Pugh, Meredith Leedle and Kevin Johnson. DANCES Dutch Waltz: Julia Jung: Canasta Tango: Karen Conlin, Jessie Lee, Danielle Demerino, Caroline Vincent and Natalie Pazilli; Baby Blues: Courtney Darling, Stephanie Tan and Michelle Paradis; Swing Dance: Stephanie Tamei, Ashleigh Mauro, Hayley Dynes, Alex Richardson, Nichole Macinnis, Jennifer Savage, Allison Howard, Jillian Missen, Ashley Bobyk and Joanne Innes: Fiesta Tango: Teri Alexander, Jessica Hayward. Carolyn Pierce, Joanne Zygmunt, Stephanie Paradis, Joanne Innes, Ashley Bobyk and Maureen Mumford: Willow Waltz: Teri Alexander, Stephanie Tomei, Jessica Hayward, Elisa Chimonides, Stephanie Paradis, Meaghan Reuben and Glenda Leedle: Ten Fox: Tara Williams. Eleanor Mackenzie and Linda Wood; Fourteen Step: Anne Hagerty, Katie Holland, Caitlin Byard, Carol Evans and Barbara Cooper; European Waltz: Carol Evans; Foxtrot: CJ. Pugh; Tango: Brianne Delcourt and Shaundra Graham; American Waltz: Robyne Hanley and Brianne Delcourt: Paso Doble: Lisa Lee and Denise Hynes-. Kilian: Siobhan Johnson; Quickstep: Nicole Thompson: Argentine Tango: Jason Collier. Meredith Leedle and Kevin Johnson along with Brianne Delcourt and C.J. Pugh will represent Ajar in the Oktoberfest meet this month and in the Central Ontario Sectional competitions next month. The Pickering Power East Side Mario's under -13 girls' soccer team recently captured the division championship with the Scarborough Cup. The girls came together as a rep squad in 1992 and have won league titles each year. In back are, from left, East Side Mario's Emanuel Camara, assistant coach Rick Blair, manager Sue Prohaska and coach Al Urbas. Pickering soccergirls three -peat PICKERING - For the third straight year, a _roup of Pickering girls playing rep soccer have won their k-aeue title. This year, the Pickering Power East Side Mario's team captured the Scarborough Cup in the under -13 girls divLsion. The team won the under -11 title twice, in 1992 and '93. Coach Al Urbas notes championship victories haven't been easy for the squad Shootouts were needed to determine the victors the previous two season%. This year, a goal by Nathalie Urbas in the dying seconds of the title game led Pickering to a 1-0 win over rivals Ajax United. Urban credits the championship to the determination 9nd extra effort of the girls in all preliminary gamma, SCOREBOARD PICRERMM SOCCER CLUB Irmm4aw eons, n1111 m - 38MMALS Home office Software 5 (Saschel Charllon, Dane Clarke. Kyle Gdibbery, Aaron Racioppa. Kaylon Warner) vs. Pro Chandelier 0; Safe a Sound Slaa" 2 (Maxi Lucero. Robert Moreira) vs. Garthwood Homes 0. CONSOLATION RNAL Pro Chandelier 3 (Sean McAteer 2. Irtan Shamasdn) vs. Garthwood Homes 2 (Kyle Deebank. Malhew Cassidy). CNAMPIONSWP FV"L Sale b Sound Storage t (Maki Lucero) vs. Hone oft* software 0. �y t • P a i iiiriili a a 4 4 4"18'Q.'+ Worw r r . ►1'� tti,R.I►dl dlt:'r'�'Yi"`a i :t1, l-- _ _ .. - - _ - especially in the final match. And, the help and commitment of assistant coach Rick Blair and manager Sue Prohaska greatly contributed to the team's success, Urbas says. Special thanks also go out to the parents, especially those who helped at practices and games. Team members are Vancssa Mathews, Julia Prohaka, Lyndsay Civello, Melissa, Kosteski, Robyn Kingdon, Kelly Mcnabney. Shannon Blair, Rachel Mettler, Althea Jones, Diane Grieve, Jillian Bunting, Miranda Prosser, Nicole Skelton, Jasmine Urbas and Nathalie Urbas. Aag,M.B.A. BASEBALL Re istmtlon At Ute W COII111Nft C"V EARLY REGISTRATION OF 1994 PLAYERS ONLY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22,1994 10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. 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NORTH SERVICE OPEN ALL8 � 535 DAY SATURDAY Ar4D EVERY NIGHT 1' U i 40 Every Friday , the News Advertiser provides space for readers with touch-tone phones to air your pet peeve in What's your beef? , tell us about your Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero and give us your opinion on issues of the day in OPEN - LINE. Deadline for all three features is 11 p.m. Tuesday before the Friday publica- tion. For inforrnation on how to tell us about your Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero, or, to access OPEN - LINE, seethe boxes below. To tell us What's your beef?, call 683-7040 and access box 8006. (You'll be given instructions when you call 683-7040.) THE GLUM b1y beef is with the subways in downtown Toronto. As sox►n as you get on them, all you can see are glum faces, not very happy and not very willing to say 'hi'...'I'bro nto, get your act togeth- E er, get happy and be nice. Laura Fry EVERYWHERE A SIGN My beef is with people who advertise a yard sale. They should remove the signs they nail to the telephone poles, etc, after the sale is over. Walter Trehern NO JUSTICE I just sat through reading L.S. Levitt's beef regarding the justice system and car accidents. I know exactly how she feels. On April 13, 1994 my 19x9 Chevrolet Sprint was written off by someone driving a 1983 Cutlass Supreme. I ended up with whiplash. I went 10 court exactly three months to the day alter the accident. This lady was charged with careless driving. Your know what she got off with'! ... Failure to share the road. Ha. We don't know how to —"'After only a year of playing goll', Aiax resident Brandon Shcchan achieved Sunk: - thing few others 4 . ever accomplish - in the sport. The Denis O'Connor Ifigh School student bagged a hole -in - one at Seaton r Golf Club in flickering this summer. The feat was verified by a club pro and Brandon was later sent a certificate of congruulations from Titlist, a golf hall rnviulacturer. Do you have a local Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero? Let us know by calling InfoS- ource at 683-7040. When the recorded mes- sage asks for a category number, use your touch-tone phone to call 8016 and leave a message. OR, drop us a line at Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero, c% News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 OR, FAX us at 683-7363. • I=_ share the road. However, she gets off with nothing as far as I'm concemed, ...tut, I'm stuck with a debt of a new car... Drivers, you wonder why people get mad at you when you (drive) like idiots? Well, look out for little me when you look in your rear-view mirror now because I'm extremely nasty now. Laura Feeney C''rtrrl MOM �r A ti OPENLINE SETTING THE SCENE: The com- munities of Ajax and Oshawa are still reeling after the shooting deaths of Norman Chow and Roger Pardy. THE QUESTION: Do you think capital punishment should be reinstated in Canada? 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Capes NIIIICML 5831 - A wdta, by EIfIt1 `TOVTA Mp - TOPS 5002 - Pbcss (fYtseflpotutdaant-111-I For Advertising Information on Infosource call i YA(:" YUKE 'LE JUICE IL BOTTLE A E 1 58.99 , 79 McCORMICNS VIVA PUFF'S 121 350 g 8 400g BAG EA YOGOM FLAT OF 12 X 1758 TUBS 175 g TUB .29 , \\ V-8 LIGHT 8 TANGY VEGETABLE J, COCKTAII. 6 X 156 mL CANS Knob Hill Farms• "THE FOOD TERMINAL" Cut your food bi//, shop Knob Hi// BASSKE & VE where there's more in-store for you! start TODAY These prices in effect from Sun. Oct. 16 thru Sat. Oct. 22, 1994 at all 10CUtiOnS LOIN OF PORK WHOLE OR HALF TENDERLOIN END OR REB END 4.39 kg _ The e Promise T: of Pork '.' LB. SwE ' x, �A►EI. 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BAG G ------- -- --------------------------------------- ----- ------- m --- I KELL000 S CEREAL 1 1 KRAFT GENERAL FOODS 1 1 NES-11AE 1 1 •BRAN FLAKS 1 1 PEANUT 1 1 *� � 1 �� BOX 1 1 1 k9 JBUWER. 1 1 Qiii V � 1 1 • BRAN 1 1 AR 1 1 1 � 1 � 1 1 750 q TN � 1 1 4100 0 BOX , 1 99 1 COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING —� -- — 1 1 COUPON VALO UNTIL CLOSING ------ �— 1 CSA OUPON VALID UNTt CLOSING>� 7 — — J `--T-------E—AI--- ----- — J `----OC r z----294 IN T -----ORE RETAIL --- — -- — AETAIL 92 PRICESEFFECTIVEFF40M SLk=.*$4TOSAIINOIAYgM2NW VIE RESERVE THE WIT TO LMR w V, w PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,19% MICROCOMPUTER ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY Start Your Training Today! My name is John Crane. I teach Accounting and d Computers at the Pickering Campus of the / Toronto School of Business. Hess. I have first-hand knowledge of the skills required to help you SUCCEED! My next class starts October 24,1994. NOW IS THE TIME TO ENROLL. We don't waste your time. We teach you what you need to know in as little as 6 months. Choose From Our Exciting Career Onti ww. .w -,my %F M Y %A VWkIFI RI MSSIManc . um and re. TORONTO T SChool of Businessctipl PK*ERNG CAWUS C ice! 1450 KA9911ow Rd, Sdta 17 Pacl<eriag, Ontario 420-1344 eXL 33 Starting October 24, 1994 e Generals •• Kilcichm g for: Creative individuals with a talent for owwax icatitg, ml* airg and bringing out the gest in every nterrtber 01 their Deem. People who thrive on detorted training and have the abiity to mwgnme abiity. 3 to 5 years experience is a big plus. WwessiW 44*a Ms we get an aggressive salary, ful btateftis and "* p rb p , with partrtttrship potential and market al1mm s. Enough about the position, Nt'a tank about you e Fax your wA rnd in confidence to: GIe1 Mile a &LL 9W ftp W61 -61111L ak►au•t'wsCometi•Adn General Ane and Seience, Appenripyhp. Need mpg ?Cad ntao•e or t- aoo4at o5w (1021e•) CHILDCARENTTR Interviewing assis- teactlem � part orae poswn ow ftnu sm. AM to maternity oov- *w resume b: M. Conn* 882 Kingsbon Rd. Pidcenn'rrlgg, Ontario LIVIA8 No Fhone Cera Ptew • PROGRAMMER ANALYST • COMPUTER TECHNICIAN • OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR • BUSINESS APPLICATIONS • COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING • LAN SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY 11 Career Development Institute Ltd. !� 560 King St. West 11 (The Island Plaza) Oshawa, Ontario C� 434-8585 110 Help 110 neral Help ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY (am rear contract) to provide secretarial and administrative Nwort to the Branch Manager and senior Volunteers. You wi co-ordtnale al Fled Goss programs, han- dle routine conespondertoe a arrange meetings. College courses in OfTioe Administration; WordPerfect 5.1;1-3 rears eperience or an . equivalent combination of education and w peri- ence. BooWwaping skis a defnite asset. Please ictward i ran neurals no later than October 21 st to: Donna D. Smllh, Brandt manager, The Cantem fled Cross Scatty, 1648 Bayty Street, PICKER , Ontario. L1W 11.9 Fax: 906-4 5667 Q* those selected for an interview wi be Contacted. We are an equal apportttrnilr effoo er. Service Customer Invoicing Clerk with GM experience required for part-time Poste• Apply to William Morewood, Michael, Boyer Pontiac Buick, Pickering. 905-831-2693 NEEDED WMI>EDIATELY F r am drir n ,ey,A„•d b mass D and AZ Drnwrs dein. Me vane in DwhM Dean Abstaat Region, weekdays and Saturdays. Minineen 5 yam 2 yew experience.Clean .o«I , . Ap* in person to: ramwW moved kcal and 18e6 Ckmrla• Rd. unlit 170. kvg dlswm work I'dwi R, 41020"110906.666.8034 Call 2"HEINUK uneekee, and Pro -Tact Trill" osh CM MMU. `4YdNft _ Pkft itt�llrae E*wWm an aaeet. Div reunr in pere" 10 1794' hoeef RA. Advertising Features Writer This position will involve interviewing cli- ents. Ming advertorials, page design, and occasional photography. The ideal candidate for this job will possess excellent writing and interviewing skills, as well as a knack for creative tabloid page design. P10ficiency with Macintosh computers and Quark XPress is a must If you have these attnbutm and own a vehicle and a 3.5mm camera, this could be the job far you. Please fax your resume and no more than wl_4 writing samples to: Orn Botrrrta (41s) n2_1507 50060-00" A The Mirror MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVOM BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS. Our PUmb mW Em Smbwo* dwft hoe *k Sds ov Mums world to M attas1. Ftt and Pit tie poWww we a+rrirabia. Pleat al Chain at 906.8317M PHOTOS D PORTRAfT SAM MRR AND CONSULTANT Expwriem* in Photograapphhy, oomiortable working with chikiron and Coqor*rys sales. 1=Os1 t1 �-0414 r•aaraaaaa...•isa�aaaaaA. 1 0 �rHPi( Adults with cars needed for early morning Sunday deliveries for homes in a confined area. Earn x440 per Sunday. (No collections). Mrs. Blears 7284161 EARN $$$ AT HOME We pay you directly to assemble our products year round. For details send self addressed stamped envelope to: LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 16715-12 Yonge St. Suite 344A Newmarket, Ontario. L3X 1X4 1 ME9 RELIABLE HELP WANTED Mainly weekends, apply In person. 7 a.m.-3 p.m. to Linda at Cross Country Donuts 240 Harwood Aw. S., Ajax el ell•••••• • AZ DRIVERS • • WANTED • • Clean ab6iract. • 0 2 yrs. experience. • 0 Can ADAMS • • SERVICES, • e1 430-2204 • • ask lot Randy or Carol. 0 0000000 APPLY. (101694) ouspoi ng people to register new LOOKING for female mode• We pay you directly to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience neces- sary. oessary. For FREE details send S A.S.E. to Five Star EM«prisea s IS Liverpool Ad- suits 213, Pickering, (kat 1 VIM INTERNATIONAL Food Com- pany seeks local Rep` to assist with global etpension progra., High potential earnings and training provided. Cap Ryston (905) 831.3516 evenings. (102094) W ILLUSTRA7WK cartooning, praphit design. adwrtis. 99usiness or persona - Reasonable rants. Also komm 72 limbi 5 Ra(TFTimms. fes) AJAX eeps, how actslb out of y nay lorstaer with a cliir my cap or post screen. Ws clean. )raped, repair and correct smckey ehimpleys. Call 686- 7741. (102004) S i B 101" School 10 Iessions $150 3 lessons & test 175 Free pick-up 8 drop off 287060 7 davak" ROUTE REPS Expanding food importer requires 2 reps to deliver gourmet product line. Career opportunity, $675- $875hvkty. Co. vehicle supplied. Repeat sales, protected customer base, full training program. MR WEBER 416-298-2071 LANTANA -YOU'LL E MA10NG MUCH MORE 1HAN JUST A FASHION STATENOW Eamng po- - atlantad Pw*d Tlss. For I ' i, oppatat" Wilk Latin Nomak �Call Dire Clark (9os) lW7M Staiwh. wl.Nah P�1917:Y! NEEDED Hoar support workers with car. ler A �x/Plld�kering a.e. APS Protesslon el Hsaith Care Services (905) 428-1810 EARN extra money - 5011 -100i - 200s -3501. To assemble Christmas Decorations year rout d at home. Work available across Canada. For more inlormst.on, send a S.A.S.E. to Christmas Fantasy. 2212 Glad- win Cr. U-012, Ext. 694. Ortawa. Om. K 1 B 5N1. (100994) 9 DW Cloaniril (416)321-1974, CARPET WAUA1 oro - 25 years ,experience, «i our spsaaFreeceD a N Duncan. 987-1799 or 987-1900. COUTRUCTION lfIle110r Sufi exterior repaits, am libris ow mitsmiciiiIin. Fut and clan probuional work S.C.Q. Construction Ltd. - quaity exterior and Interior desilintum bars and cd*wft AN workmanship guaranteed and insured. Gomori Gary, 83F o904. (TF) K.C. Masonmy - trick block and atones of all Ngo loo big, no � �-weddotaLFor tree Kar", CON 579.30/1. 110 Pnera� SHOW PLOW DRIVERS wafeed with own hulk. 19W a news► Preowned, 3 years ex. Perismce minimum. Call 416. 286-0313 or 905-430-8655. (101694) WARTED - experisrwed cook, full or part time, 3 years experience. Apply in person to Marwood Restaurant, 350 Wentworth St., Oshawa. (102094) WAITAESSIWAITERS - fuel or part onto. Well eetebl.Iled reel Wd in Oshmm. 723- 5951 DNae- (1o2o94) REQUIRED for rty elderly and irdinn mother. A mature and reli- able lady companion who speaks Hindi Punjabi, S days Per week. Ajax area. (905) 426- 3965.(101994) EXPERIENCED Hairstylist required. Full or part tiro, mini- mum 2 years. Apply in person or Call Nick or Donna, 723.0211. Evenings or weekends. SW 2125, Hai Caro Centre, Whitby Mal. (102194) TRAINEE'S required m our trade through on the job Postal Outlet Retail full-time CLERK Experience preferred. Open 7 days week. Call Juleen at 428-1711 Teens 12 - 17 years 20 - 50 Dollars Daily Door to Door Sales Call Jason at (906) 579.4412 training and development HAIRSTYLIST required. Must program. Responsible in- be experienced. energetic, div iduals who Ilam quirky and friendly personality and enjoy at enjoy working with their hands facets of the business. Cal 434 - are itvied to cal ONLY Mon 2324. (101894) and Tues. Oct. 17 and 18. &11 _ a.M. 905.7232331 PREVIOUS ALTERNATE Long Distance APPLICANTS NEED NOT Pham Company needs friendly APPLY. (101694) ouspoi ng people to register new LOOKING for female mode• customers. $450 weekly. Cal for types lot escort service Must be interview, (905) 619-6547. 18 years and over. 619-3033 START a Home Secretarial please leave a message. Service, send a S.A.S.E. for free (101894) details b D.S.S.. Bort 3014, 250 OVER 50. looking for prosperity Taunton Rd. E. Oshawa, Orn. in the retwertent years? Ks not LIG 7T1 (102194) too lata to eam leg Siffth promotion d U.S. Patenroteedd Office Health Products. Ideal for 1 Help retirement. Contact Royston, HEALTH Care Ade wi" to do (905) 831-3516. (102094) daycare in her horns. nurrbous KIDS and towns needed im- Pickering Area mediatory for modslrug wont, Rands Rd. area. Cam 429.6437. catalogues and TV Office commercials. Call 962-5511. Is looking for (TF) Loving mother of two. CPR and COMPUTER a pari-ti1TM VICTORIAN Laos Lrgeors Inc. Administrative Now company requires lbra" te' Retereno s '"a representatives with car to sit Assistant beautiful line of quality Canadian bask accountingj made lingerie though hoar parties. Fuji or part tine. 723- Compuleir be 9234. (102194) leclUir7d- WOULD you be interested in Please fax rheums to making extra money? Do you Qui (905) 420-0436 naw 7-10 hours per week to do jUiCs. Cider Sat -,Sun each weekend October. South on so? For more information, Lakendge :owed lskw Clang. Rd- Rd. W. 1km to tarts •rmrar,o`. please call I-SM331-3241 (24 NWAED1ATE opening for 1 owr- hrs) (TF) son office. We require a hphhy, SIGN manufacturing company n m10s"rssw. orgarnaod idrvidwl Ajax requires goneral labourers for a wide range of °' am. aocog. to work ,n plant. $7Rtt. Appy n Coll P ter w a r e and software person. 375 Frankcomn Sl., Ajax. knowledge an asset. Fax (101994) resume to 579-9249. (102094) PART TIME OFFICE HELP Days only. Dudes to include firing, photo- copying, some typing, etc. VMS t0: P. O. Box 45 Puckering, Ontario L1V 2R2 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1994 -PAGE 35 OWNER OPERATORS with tractors from westem New York Oshawa, round trip dedicated pick-ups at deliveries wktdow time. 1460 miles p week. Paid in U.S. funds. Call 1-800446.2218, ask for Mike IF you are single Cr a single EAVESTROUGH Installer parent of separated or divorced needed. Two years expokience with three years work required. Must beabbtost,per• expenenoe, you may Qualify for trice own Crew. Call (419) 298- firwiciat assistance or I you aro 8401. (102094) over 45 and have recently been Laid dl, you may qualityt. for (rain- _ ling assistance. DIP/CERT., •Wanted Lotus, Wordperfect, D -Base, (101 N4) Word, Accpac, Bedford, WESTNEYrHWY 02 - non Autocad, Ventura, Pagemaker, TEACHER requires mature non Harvard, Corel, Computer smoking nanny to care for 3 Programming and Systems children in my home. Roland Anayist Cobol, Pascal and C, Michener School area. Releren- Pholoshop, Ouark Express and ces required. Call 427-8163. Illustrator. Durham Business (101694) Computer College, 427.3010. lunches. references. babies are VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PLEASE CONTACT DWAYNE PICKARD OR TED WILLIAMSON JR. AT 683-5358 8124MR - work from worn. s • y Care days, flexible. Represent •' Canada's leading educational Waryled and prokmonal pupkahers. x you are rnotivand. enthusiastic, wit -spoken and haw exootem CAREGIVER required in my treople skills. we aro wilhng to horse. part time. 2-3 days per train you as a sales week. 2 grtls, ages 2 and 4 representative. Cal 905-404- Alan. WwstneyrRache area. 2061 or fax 905.433-1541. Retwo,nces a must. Please call 426-9"3. (101694) .r. 1 CO Day Care V Wanted Dicta -Typist RECEPTIONIST wanted for doctor's office. 2 days per week ThursjFd. 8a.m.-4p.m. Please call 683-7003 for interview. LOOKING For Mrs. Doubtfire - Day Fl family in need of warm. prig •Available fun and reliable caregiver to care for a 3 year old boy and he 7 year old sister beforetatter school in our horns (Thidksont Roseland area), Mon -Fri. 8 am. - 5:30 p.m. Parents would ap- pn•cade some housework and dinner prop assistance. Contact Barb or Tom after 6 p.m. or on weekend at 579.4568. Reteren- oss required. (Sumvrers op can be arranged if preferred). (10 1894! atl praridf a lamp, rsdw0 amYawmm IN AM for yew dhil Noaricieuw warm, aft llraaree, books. pork Owes even a rest wes. 'J Cs■ bran appdirMkm i Tou7 be happy you dM. Cesor we ler voassrl REQUIRED for November. experienceMa Ma- ture experience live out nanny SHARON'S Special -zed for 4 year old twins. Non Daycare P ram, B 18 months NNEB. smoker. references Call alter 7 paCE CPR and Fret Aid OuarAicaaions. 5 years p.m. or weekends. Whitby, 668- experience. Sale. sitwmla�ny 0485. (101891) fun env,ronnert. Lots of TLC OCCASIONAL Babysitter re- Brock/Hwy 82. Call Sharon. quired evenings/weekends to Pickering, 905-428-3441. care for 2 boys. Ages 3 and 5. (101 N4) Brost Rdi401 area. Rderencos WESTNEYrHWY 02 - non required. Call (905) 427-3809 smoker. 10 years experience. ewnirgs. (101694) Any ages. (416) 518-0766. 1100ja3m owgls spies part -titre (101994) child care in our hone, at day WIMTNEY14OSSLAND - need Tuesdays and TNassalls to care for a reliable babysitMr, with 7 yews ow 3 M old 41 day. ar 4 yr rid hep experience? Snacks and hot Says. and our 7 yu rid a kndi Ealy lunches. references. babies are sot any bvlh. %--wrdtr. rite- welcome. Call 427-4937. ernoea Ca/ 11394738 to tfeoea � AT t+w •t•QI•t Call Kevin, (W IM -3194 HEALTH Care Ade wi" to do tim daycare in her horns. nurrbous • • )uncnes-low razes. F-ndleyl / ' Rands Rd. area. Cam 429.6437. Data (102194) s - Poppins hes returned Loving mother of two. CPR and COMPUTER ECE Dary °ut'"g`• -''" ,-- arts/crafts. weekly visits 'o TECHNICIAN lbra" te' Retereno s '"a Any age s..,..y 586-730o. required part-time, flexible Market 200 Basket hours, Vali} drjvers APPLES for sale - p,dk your keroce own own. lxrbrshefl. (Bring your own containers and 'added. Appme vetude. not sprayed Great for Cres. resume to: jUiCs. Cider Sat -,Sun each weekend October. South on lyFax (705) 420-0436 Lakendge :owed lskw Clang. Rd- Rd. W. 1km to tarts •rmrar,o`. Or-LAKER'DGE cARM- At your o om r>sR- ;' C 1 a941 WILKIIVS KC JL1JL1 A1f41 lit . it�and T A 9 . spray s PawwY s Riot--• ____ - - - __ -t- AUR "a »1yt stucco. Plast« repairs. F« EXpsfismad � i Mail CowNfao • s AJAX Moving Systems - full �N�• moves, appiawm and Fu�eplaces professional service aI oonWO- C,IOIM tli9veN1 0 M R Dtls i Fiac�� •BYeS OPS. CO Bit aI 4322 MM gaIgI11I1 pffow �l10e1N, : big � "W"P Unto. NOW crmirlg fie Mlle IHIs allsstNM iri991■rtrwtidutiDHla LOW, LOW EUROPEAN as a�a� PitIY � s• is CALL IR !tom A PIS �h roomette your bathroom « � jobetelir�oft y • tswlf9sr Q9G 24K R � AT t+w •t•QI•t Call Kevin, (W IM -3194 ktclh.n 1ss■s as res■ as flea 9- 20 years.rp.rierho. taooe tim s Bob i3Y- s Cel ler itlor 720000 Or _ references, satisfaction guaranteed For less esMlhssss. ....... t42P0105(10¢194) t s s s • ell 0. D*1%8, 7254913. (TF) _CONSTRUCTION BUDOET Drywall - drywal istaltorr, espirha slobare Coil- kills oikills and bosomead wnhoseeorha No job too smell. Cal Rich, 1123- 7757 after 8 pan, Carpenter Kevin. 14 lyres «U iFor as copper" rdond jobs„ call CALL 686-9182 e88-2194. (1020M) Y Y R manI i Constturstonn, tipecorMs- - -- 1'rO19i3iOftat,9fY1Ci ing in additions, basements.plumbing, ' bat.nns. fences. fooling, hpM @- 427-324 docks, interlocking stones, 0 oR0's aFP■nhhosa retaining walls. Work and piaae specialists. Free OFSEATwhiMpeisirq-swtake guaranlssd Member of 888. wardrobe service. licensed. a bit, cul at high prices. For 4274234. (102094) inured. Fre seltimeate- Ca■rales, tall 576.6409, 8-9 SABER Contracting - all 436.7796. (TF) �d 6 p.1111.40 Pm (101894) carpentry, additions. HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - ronovations, kitchens, move NO Of OMML ereWise batvoarhs homy trit.rurnoe them art Free es6thssss, seniors Nine TMS Paintflq 6 Decor Interior A Exterior BWOPean Workmansho. Fast cEa'art rservioe.420-Ml I WIOOIAI4 down friorads. tesdy be entertain for any age, any oecasion. Birthdays. promotions. openings. hw4aw"m shows am had Loam lerS357057 or 7294334. (TF) RAMNT wants work doing i ngC for I'M 's panics and am occasiora, have my own nrgk i CAN Ernie. 888-4932. QIIAIJiED Teadheir wig your child- (Element Highschool) in your horns mine. For more information. 2999 alter 6 pm. (101%4) ■ ' `^ -" ■ 'MISTER Cheap' Home C i R Mairserarros Syntax - emergency service, furniture refinishing, quality work droout. NhoA nokce moves• pianos minted. Comparable impolnoments. roc= le- reaidsrhYsl, ecnertwddsl building mlrnN�plumb.nonce. ricK p guaranteed. 15 years 606.2015- now C41 4324= M Gas or Wood Stoves And law apartments, additions, fences. dodo. sic Licensed for hng or general repeals. ■ it needs over 20 years. All work tape" or rsfelad,g, tai for experience. ce. (TFEFG) AJAX Moving Systems - full �N�• moves, appiawm and Fu�eplaces guarafes.d. For FREE saia rt,. fuse eatirn sl Visa atxspiI 905404-0170. (905) 080 3300 (TFl piarw apetialistt, fiat rate or hourly. We now have heated ilk LP Calf Erna, (TF) "W"P Unto. NOW crmirlg fie f91EAGy BRICK, blocks. fireplaces. CARPENTRY, drywsN porch.. IEII with large truck will do boars with mora. Park and bad&-" dhinphoys. Any corn I I repairs. and dodo. Rec rotas. general ItohrseI ' lit Maas. nhBWWWWL >�• •terP6 as 000 and uP 1 al R • 6 : • C hs,pset prigs around Ca■ home repair. Ca11 Tommy w open e, l AN typos d moves. Cel ler itlor 720000 Or _ • • • ....... t42P0105(10¢194) t Cal Carl or Jas, 4427,2600- ItH�S (TF) ♦ s • ♦ + . PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVEt MIM .W mn.v nr-rnava ,..— Classified is exploding with great deals. From stereos and TVs to pets and farm equipment, classified offers readers all sorts of items for sale. Don't miss out on any hot deals. Read the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Classifieds 6 3= 110 Classified Advertising Department IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE CALL CHRISTIAN -ANN AT: Local - 579=4400 Tororft Line - 798-7672 CEMENT SALE PER BAG IT7 _'7j 5 ;, 1 • .: . t G�E� ETPLLI M RY -111100 Mass! Pv WINDOWS FOR LESS MOM TEAMS AVAU81E OAC. J Professionally Installed, or do it Yourself for extra savings PYTHON BUILDM 4UMLIfES Wc. 1175 Brock Rd.. S./, Pkkerittg a. ,(•." 420-0188 or 1-800-463-8899 GALL Now FOR FREE ESTIMATE OR ; VISrr OUR SHOWROOM Due to an error on the part of the Ajax) Daring hews Advertiser the hours Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 pm. were omitted fiom the Pickering Village Gallery Inventory Disposal Advertisement that appeared in the Oct. 14 edition. The correct hours are: Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. T-# L Fax your Bulletin Board �ritems to 791W2238"�.--1--.--- VACUUM REPAIRS �� ALL MAKES • FREE ESTIMATE SPECIAL Complete Overhaul and Cleaning ONLY $2995 with this advertisement YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS THIS WEEK FEATURING: "The Wiring Mart Ltd." satisfy your electrical needs then you should visit The Wiring Mart in Ajax. Located at 282 Monarch Ae., this store has everything you could possibly want to do any job large or small. Manager Glenn J. Sullivan and his staff are always busy giving customers the personal service they expect and the answers to all of their electrical ques- tions. The Wiring Mart first started in Scarborough 18 years ago and then opened a store in Ajax in 1983. "We serve industrial and commercial clients as well as residential ones, " says Glenn. "From Mississauga to Oshawa they come here because of our price, selection and service." He adds that they've become very popular with electrical contractors in the area who depend on their quick and effi- mug, aeuvery service. "We have three trucks on the road and customers tell us our service is the best bar none," says Glenn. One walk through the Ajax show- room and youll find everything from lights to range hoods, phone switches, outlets and decorative as well as ceiling fans, door chimes and a selection of tools. When a job needs to be done The Wiring Mart makes sure you have everything you need so you won't need to keep coning back. Their large selection of parts means that 98% of the time it can be filled on the spot and for anything else it can be in the store the next day or two at the very most. So visit The Wiring Mart -'The one- stop shop for all your electrical supplies" or call 683-4020. THE WINNG hMT LTD. Let us H you aro... • building a cottage or home help you . changing your service Qo It • upgrading your wiring vourseff . finishing a recreation room and . adding an addition or erne! simply changing a switch Bring us your plans or ideas on the work you want to do and we will help You layout your wiring needs. THE WIRING MART LTD. 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax (905) 683-4020 53 Bertrand Scarborough ]X 40 (416) 752-7360 IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE CALL CHRISTIAN -ANN 798=7672 FIRErM W CENTRE 41W20 SMS 4'(8'x16' 05.00 ESTABLIS "1li3 � 7pS277.9361 EVW*V 9054344M Free 001MY 19 SEASONED Firewood - cut and split. Delivered. Avail" in face. half bush or bush cad. 6s3.0709. (102794) FIflElar000 For Sao. Cul. split and delivered. Price $&Race cord. Call Gerry. 291-5455 or 619-1363. (1016") URGE old apple tress, about one face cord par Wee. $25%w. Cut your own. SaUSun. 8-6 p.rm each weend in October. South on Lakeridge toward lake. Range Rd. W. lkm to farm entrance. sign 'LAKERIDGE FARM-. At your own risk. (101894) CARPET -don't bur a Iwhole in eke ura 1 show you shut I can do for you. Cal Gard, 434-0222. (101884) NEW Couch. -i scaler, teal 94 • • w w 41' g I Canadian made. Sm in is plastic wit must sok sm. Paid $800. Call 427-17215. (1016") .1111 COl`�� ♦ � baby. Baldwin. 2 year old � da 01 baby • $660o10 the fig �� boor. Call 725.3212. (1018") ` �� l�t* ♦ T- BPA covers, wholesale, eOzonation,Ozonation, 30 with locks, 5 alar lear api a 1_ 44 .Ozonation, also available.blo. Call 1- 804547-7727. (102194) C of OLD and good tamers, gold, staring. optical instrument, jewellery, watches, old china and ()lata, antique furniture. Cal 432-1878.(101894) APPLIANCES Waned: Working FIREv11Doo - quality weegor"od or not. Frdges stoves, washes, 16' hardwood $180 pr bush dryers. ALSO WANTED. oord tty Limited quwCall 1- pickups, 1985 or newer. 705-944-8801 7 p.m. -11 p.rrL Reasonable. (905) 427-2713. (102594) (102194) FIREWOOD - excellent WARY WANTED - old and antique hardwood. Guaranteed extra furniture, anything old. Scientific Seng time fully seasoned. Cut instruments, china, silver, and MM.Honest rr"sau r,.rW" advertising, sporting, toys, Free delivery. Kozy Heat de00". dolls, nab boRles, Col. Firewood. (905) 753-2246. lection or estate. Cal Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 6049, Brocklin. (TF) UTILITY trailer. 4'x7•. s2so. WaWrbod. king size. bookcase headboard. compote. $135. 42s 3816 after 6 p.m (1019W) HARVEST gold stove. very good condition. $175. 831-2176. (101994) SMA double boa spring mat- tress and bed frame. $75. Yore( Exercise bench. curl mat. $75. Two red arm chairs. $25 pair. $31-4339. (1016") LOST SMALL SLAG( Fa00D L E Answers t0 'lace)%, in South Alax WIN, On Wed., Oct 12. Reward. 427-5475 CARPETS - lots of carper. 100% PUDELPO4NTER Puppies for Von. new Stan release tarpons sale. $500. Bom Sept. 6. lam. on Awed. I will tarps 3 rooms. NAVHDA regwsred. Prone H. $349. Price includes carpel. Wendland. 905.839-4309. premium pad. expert (1016") emi installation. fastA delivery. ce Wirt"alROTTWBLER - "tele. 5 months s f30 yardsma !• No. 6862314. (TF) old, all shots. super friendly. AJAX Pickering Appir"pas - no Loves the outdoors. gone basic resonable cape ehsed. Serial oorrrrfarhds Cam Gel. 668.8665 or 68334". (102194) guaranteed. Reconditioned appliances. Core mote us a SAMOYED puppies. CKC deaL 427.6754. 467 IN strey registered. taking, shots. super Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) 10 Punw- Phone 903.8255. KING size wabrbed. pine, con- (1018") vered over to ragulr m airses TEAM OBEDIENCE - not cim. (top of the line Pillow Top @@e (puppy. Moves and ttiiy) Mattress. vafsd a tart $1004) King sOCL 29. Now. 3 and S. Eve - sue duvet with shown and duvet n+h9 and Saturday classes avall- Ctrvr, large droner with marrw, able with small classes $800 firm for everything. guaranteed. Call 430-0025. Teieplone 404-0944 r leave (102794) message. (102094) BEAGLE pups, $150. Ready SOFA, kmeo*M - two dresews, mid-November. Cal 428.6033. fridge, fish tart[, polio fumfae, (1018") mgolWneam Seams. Cam 135 0011 T asoty yaw dog bees* 0663. (102194) trap landfill sites, use a DOGGIE WEDOM dress. lice naw. we DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS. ' 10- Complete with vei. Wain. POSAL SYSTEM. 9 am. - 9 PettiCOK $500. 11905) 852-4259. p.m.. 7 dayWwegk. Call 723- 11010") 23(1016") 5413 or 434-8782. $2.00 off wih DINM room sit - 5; -,wood d• (TF) table with 4 chairs, mintConNORSE Boarding $140 (102004) $800. 434.8081.am . Grain id hW Iced. SHEDM_ _ NVb 0" Great Wile. Cal Pam. (905) -Shods. built al•. 4M m 472-5217. (101) GST indu de& Dilpby a Lyn► r bird Lumbar. Wofow Rd.. P(dt• •ring or call 905-60"S$1. (102504) ennowniiiiiis WJWICAP and 1111111 blind bohn and vor aflyiaa6 beg. Bre •300. adding $125. Brown floral bed dratrfi lK 812JL Paw V Met Cofoaisl couch and choir. $125. OWN beep. wtla WA SOL Lr$a said pity adding shat WNW 140. �4MC (1A 109" ittr hwq MANOSM*AND FATHER Clodts - Dtwh"Iwla rgtlw meso eon - Nw and ted pleats. Net W-1 Rett is atw, a$R girt upright, $road, digital. koybosmiL CLOCKS - (Fate ddwy and td ill^ Trennalip s simprigal Taints W) pill" Wdar 1MS 8 - 4•Sfd•ra. 4/ from 86M.m m MbOw. ViamwAnd tend ays- tsna bom $/8g, 380 Lap Tsps. 8625. Gummosd glta8f, palls. Contra. 161 14C0VOI 0 St. iCkWW&r4* 9nwrr,a,,,de, po1a94) QW PIIS PJANITUfE - Why pay retail prices? One of Ontario's oldest and largest manubkouen la now styling direct to tel public. Eq. oak pedsM table wlllt dui Sal and 4 Windsor dtais, 6799 - r wak do" pdaW rxw NIL and a chain. $1429. Cannonball beds, $299.Ovr 20 stein ahoias - d sol4 too arras - TNdgiwo Woodworking. 905 NS •774. CARPET yaw home a disootat Prices. 100% pylon, stain -twit. rift i 9ludes aM� ond Nick (608►NilsN .• i�► V . . ��To s * $49.95 Cir & U^ fllft Ala "M PWAiee 'OMW Am BE Sport, ttlal peva. brew clow. VIS, 3010100 bta. Pkoa salty &800 asrNd a" petty 4344&4 or 416-378-747• (pager). 1104) IBIS ClwytM Camellia, 4 dew. milks, d w ceoi dtion. One owner. fi29s0 certNled. 427- sm alb« 5 pm. (10209t) 1944 Fifth Avenue, loaded. Wow in*rior. low mileage. dem, candled. Adding $6600. Ca 90&4864@W. (102194) 14N Olds Ciwra, 4 cylinder. auto. air. 4 dor. low kms.. Certified. aching $4750. 883- 793L (102094) /N7 Chrysler LeBaron GTS Turbo. one owner. 5 speed Wars.. ps.. pb•.-V"csss•f. wr Sh000m condition. Hurry on this one. Was $3295, now $2696 dart. a more nice cars to shcon, Irwin, 00 427-9722 numi b Two •Mea s OCTOBER 21st., 22nd., 23rd. C FRI_ 3 PM40 pm.; SAT. 10 am -s pm.; BUN. 10 am -4 pal. OSMAWA CIVIC RUDIT01t1ciM S !Y ThonMon Road S" OWN&wa, Ont. 1C c C two bedroom apontrrsnt. close to schools. Fridge, stove. SSM -89 hydro extra. FirsMawt GORGEOUS • kwl• required. Call 666-5535. DOLL HOUSE - (102194) rw n DOWNTOWN Whitby n ental Durhams Largest Craft Show featuring over one hundred and forty talented exhibitors with their unique and outstanding Southwestern Yrrxorian, and Country handcrafted collectibles for your decorating and gift Deeds. Presenting a variety of: Floral Designs, Paper Tek end Stencil n, Folk Art. Ceramics, Stained Glass, Quilts, Pottery, Potpourri. Jewellery. Wooden �w "^ Collectibles, Natural Art, Dolls, Reproduction Furniture. Gour- met Delights. These are just a i1 sample of what makes this ®• show one you won't want to ADMISSION .r... $ 3.00 w TIME STANDS STILL w Seniors 52.00 434-SS31 Children Under 10 Free A• A• A• A• A �111� s THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,1994 -PAGE 37 PICKERING - one bedroom basement apartment, 4 4ppiefOws sprat entrance. felfced yard. 8800 inclusive. (905) 420-0417 after 4 p.m. (102084) WHITBY - spacious one bedroom, private entrance, prkitg. appliances. laundry. a( c, lwoph_. Non smoker. no Pols. $825 inclusive. Flrstflast, relisia . CON (905) 886.1684 or (905) 837-5196.(102194) OSHAWA - JohnlCemre SI., 1 and 2 bedroom apatmerts from $645 monthly, utilities included. Go direct to super a 1202-70 Lloyd St. a Cal (905) 404 9804 after 6 p.m (TF) AJAX - close to amenias, one bedroom basement sprtrrwm. all appliances. separate entrance. $550 monthly, inclusive. First/last. no pets. Available immediately. Robert, (905) 428-0425. (102194) YUPPIE Basement apartment. separate am., Hollywood kitchen. fireplace, one bedroom, 4 appliances, air Con. $725 inclusive. Available Nov. 30. Please call Christina. (905) 837• 7(107.(101894) AJAX - Wasiney Heights - inn . maculate condition, spacious one bedroom apartment single working responsible non 44 smoker. (101694) - OSHAWA - small one bedroom basement apartment. private entrance. 4 appiancee. poking. Close to O.C. Ideal for student a si gte person. $450 muonlfty + l/ 3 Caiitis. F'irwAaa. Avaiabis irtnedi- 1". Cali 418!968735 COZY Clean two bedroom horns. parking. 5 appliances. one year Wase. SSW . heat. hydro and water. Call 436-0663 leave message.(102194) WHITBY - basement t apanmem blocks f GO large apartment building. huge two bedroom. 5725 morthy. Avail- able Nov. 1. Laundry facilities. Parking. does to all arnenuas. Firwilset. 9056 4009 or 1- 005.738.4574.(101894) (102194) two nom statan. OSI/AWA - bright clean two Heat, Cable, Central air, parking, bedroom $689 in apartment 0m • • • West"sy �s - bright $110 pr week. ALSO room for building. Includes heal, hydro. • o n • bedroom basement rant. furnished. 570 per weak two appliances, parking. Con- aper"em. waWout with set -n Available imrediaAely. Cal 666- venrent to 401 and city bus kitchen. separate entrance. 3180. (102094) rates. 4330677. (102094) 1887 Olds Delta 68 Royale Brougham. 4 door. V6, aub, air, Waded' fniefed n a nice candy apple ed. Hurry on Ms ore. $4295 Cot. 6 more nice can b choose from. Cam 427-9722 anytirte. Russ. Open Sunday. Big Town Saida (102094) 11198 Chwet*, etaer"Id two door hascHnic k, waft wait not Certified. but can be. Asking $750. Cal $31-5198. (101"") lea$ Cavafer, 4 door. aLow ps.. pb., amMm stereo taael*, 41101 - Clean ruin' cr. $2195 cert%ied. 6 more nice cars b choose from. Cal 427-9722 anytk . Russ. Open Sunday, B9 Tomlin Sales. (102094) In" Ford LTD. air, all new parts. $1000. Cal Doug. 005. S061$15. (101$") LEASE b Cww1 wholes. 1984 '965.8345 doer. no interest, no creels checks. 6667428. (TF) does b as amenities. No pets. AviYblp Nov. 1. SM. Finial last. 428-6120. Sharon. message. (102194) COURTICE - basement one bedroose prorate Pet" and arI--- Fridge. clove. cable. firsulat. $500 Pkrs hydro. Nw. 1. Contact 5768"". (102094) WHITBY - bright clean two bedroom bake ert apMnrt n triplex. Separate entrance. sppianon, laundry taialoiee, rsforen"oas SM + utilities Irl► m edime possession. Wary Real Estate. 683"661. (101894) PICKERING . Hwy /2/Ahona Rd.. large two bedroom base- ment apartment, 4 pop. bath. laundry, parking, no pets/ smoking. Rolonw"Ces required. 5069005. (1016") A►ARTMENT/HOUSE - from deck with lakeview, newly rer"ovasd orte bpboonl Ids. *VS^ jacuzzi baktcb. $SM Available immediately. 696 W12.(102194) OOIR811Md, fl6r Go, feWn kw0y. MM be 4 i� Ilon�L i) 420-6643 Two bedroom apatrtmen arses ban IL GM PINK %lir bt�s, sbweMWW. rM�is6s $900 111iNos F'uNAesL Cali 744 W. (1000.4) MIOCK RdA#gW Ods - tra bedroan basement asst asiYds Nov. 1. reratnaR ItrMda laundry. pink 08 spot. NOD a inclusive (9(16) 0/9,2496. (100004) WNTBII SIG Ouadea St. E. one bedroom apartment golden view. now deww, quiK no Pts• laundry. all inclusive. $675. 905-509- 208 05 2038 w 416034-1818. (1106" new bright and spec Sans betboan ba"'~ with PnivNe eNttrannce and skive. 2 large windows, ceratare 900. it' -P' n0sa Oak Cabinets, ea -n it'- P' and 4 PCa both. Clow b a amsrttles. $825 nMM*f Firat/last. Single non smoker "Wanted. Available Nov. 1. (f101ji -SM?12R "kw*O Phone calls bsawen 5.9 pin. a*. 698 -Ml. (1020") AJAX- Nov. 1. Two bedroom basement apartment with walkout, ssperaM entrance. nadir pakwd, 2 appli6noN, Poakm& SM + 113 rmliiM. FiaYbw. Cal now 4 pian. 427 - TNS bdrosm a" low d M etas! leltndry, slates, b(d$k fenced hed"Pill. sera Oshawa Non wlakr pasbned, asibb Nov. /. Fn vim moks& I= faclusivo. Call 436-28". t (/01st) AVABABLE Dec. 1. Roaty one eatanow bedsoam basement apawaaa Pkts ttrmh sopa tic arounm 8880 (508) maatshy a w kokgL No pea. Frs111at1 wpuied. Plew call bel 43iHM" saw S p- (10008) apt- AJAX - am balloon banners ens 3W+a1a m aparbram, e p sin srttanow - balmily. poking, cabb T.V., 4 Cab pee. be8. N60 ermortlhy. tilss i "We& F"VI=L Non ;;-kW - crew re wNcen*. 427-51157. with STILL Bill"? North 00=m clnam $78,000. Three bedroom, parking finished rec room. walishop. 5(18 hardwood flown, walkout to polio, e- iommic gas hew. Teel I Dost bows - i795/monthly. come Phone (905) 723.5281 Petr apartmrt (� Sala: Rep Gtslo Reality, AJAX - large one bedroom basement apartraM. &para* nuance, parking, quiet non smoker prelsrred. No pts. A8 kvk*m Avalllbb6 now. NOD. N62MA (102084) PICKERING Wabedroom bwas8im�nt apartment. quit home. laundry locklies, separate entrance, cable. $700 snare utilities. 836 25". (102094) OSHAWA - one bedroom, $.589; two bedroom $619; clean and large units. Inckrde heal. cable. hot water, parking, new apofances. Tulare pot's hydro. Call 5768217 or 404-6222. (1020") AJAX - large one bedroom basement apartment, very spacious, nicely decorated. separate entrance. laundry, shared water W. Ocher Oil&" fnekrded. $625. Available Dec 1. (905) 6667689- (102094) PICKERING - bright two bedroom bassrrem apsrsrem, pa *% appliances. 4 pow. bath. atvadable Now. 1. $675 nonthy. share utilities, Call 831-3681. (1020") O$� two arta twee bedroom apartments available at 900 and 8& Gbn St.. Oshawa Close b schools. shops and 401. UWMW incirdee. FraNaR required. Cal 728.0993. (1020") PICKERING, Wasehae� large crew bedroom basement. mohae IsmMo adult tion smoker, no pets. Parking, separate entrance. cable. 837-2308. PICKERING - dose b G0. ted. Three bedroom rain flow of house. 5 applianwia, $450 nM 0111, wtlltdes ballaeler. nonpadim. Own snitiial8 btusiiNs� popik 421.73$2 r 831-4031. (1020" 18MMCBLATE one battalion basement aaamlw*r6, WH low Ila. smok d 401, sm wawaly u11ss and cabs wtlndd. Ilan snicker preferred. (Owner oanyinq. Ca JMW r Maw, 9054KNMI1. (10�a WHITES RdJHWY bbodsoom 403prllwl, PMd4 Politic$. asitle NMI 1. $800 aaAOW*. CON Reny (416) 293.7303 or Jernilar. (416) 0354670. (1819.4) MAILABLE w WN&pOsltasa apartment buMM& spacious Copobd peally p~ apart. mons Vft bafnoahy, close b bus. shopping. N udba included. FatYlaw -0*4 . NO PdL One bsdroon. 8926. Two bedtooatL $725. Cd 430.0134. (TF) . lwro bcdtorn bwnwm aprbmwa, 4 Pow loan, a/c. Iaamdry. Cobb. $700 inclusive. 420-1406. (1020") KOOR4 MCOE . large two bedroom in 46 unit building, a wage, (aamdry. psdkip, wus8 rf a - Clow b *MOO &^ ^ from SM inclrshw Go direct b 123 (lbw SL W w Ball ootid AJAX - one bedroom apartment for rent suitable for single wok- ry tenon, avaAmble Nov. 1. $525 monthly. No students please. Call 6830998. (Iol%it) K AJAX - basement aprtrem. huge bedroom, separate entrance. cable. mitis. $sm mclus". N.WHIT8V - mann floor 3 bedroom bungalow. bight. lipacious. poking. IISM inclusive. (905) 427.0541. WHITBY - 3.300 sq h Immacula?e hone on quiet sten. 4 apple , light fonurse, window coverings, tent. airnac, gas tp.. includes am lawn! i garden care. Asking $1,8%nh. Lesley Divers, Radley, AXSWS RMIy ire.. WHY ARE YOU A Wan wtln only $500 bwrn poytnart you ran win a taw 3, 4 badman Ona an IUgs IDL Grew rnaanCiq evailtbbs. SOUTH Ajax - close b Go. schools. 3 bedroom septi. gwYR to rly score. available Nov. 1. No Pres. $1050 Plus Uwb@L 6134067. (10148) now 3 bdnarn are NOW haw sm V2 baths, Ings fencedyard,2atppiatno vac aM winder coverings iwkrdd. w + u bee Avail- " OFJ"Pdkd*- 4364M& BOWMAWALLE - oxrutite tectal, 4 Oedtooae k• bona on kit orway PatPaat - Ody /0 arias. bsm Oshawa 82000 pr menet + diRtfss. Rd -- "uired. CaN Card Norris, Ratios "Miction 434-5222. (102004) WNW - 3 bodroan dstaClfsd 2 storey near Loblaws. S appieamoes, wilds dxllren(Nt$s, 0snwrd air. Dec I. Mal +. Non smoker. no psis Muria am MKS r 906•M4212S, (102084) PICKERING hone for rem - main floor bungalow, 3 bodroams those b Go. mall. Available Nov. 1. FNBVMBL SOW + utilities. Refrances, leaw manage 420-7349. (102094) THREE bedroom now Oshawa Centre. schools. $700 pr north + utiRiea References. Avail" Nov. 1. Cal 5767017 mange. (1018") 418.2235419 (TF) NO down payment? Good weal? Good job? You an buy BAT Ridges - largo one fwthe price atren,while prim bads _ 4 pow. bah, pnlw Nan and ran are down. Call Doug smoker. SM inclusive. 031• r Bram. Community Financial. 2477. (102084 6&4606. (TF) THREE bedroom bungalow. PICKERING - Brodt/40f. Ex- diningroom, eat -in kitchen, swtiw townhouse on bus route. finished basement, gparage, parking, male w lemnalw. Non 8875 tlItind y plus t . * ". No Hooker prsferred. No pMl. 8270 pelt. CON" Oshawa Amiable + 1/2 gas wase, hydra 416- now. 16 now. 5764070. (102084) 224.612'7. (101984) PICKERING - 3 bedroom 2 12 2.5 storey home near O.G.H. al balhroon. 4 appliances. family amenities, very clean. quiet. room with firep'ar .$1200 plus contlortable, a000modation. suit utilities. Cal saw 6 p.m WS. professional. $375. monthly. 294-6124-00201M) 4364MM or 644-7457. (102094) BOWMANVILLE - beauiituy decorated new 3 bedroom raised bungalow. 5 appliances. gas host, central air, 2 baths. must be seen. Available Nov. 1. $1050 +. Excel Property Management. 404.8884. (101994) LARGE 4 bedroom house, spacious, good location in Bowmarivile. Available Nov. 1. $1085 per plus utilities. Telephone (905) 470-0997. (102194) PICKERING GO - 3 bedroom main floor bungalow, large kitchen, 4 appl,-. air con.. including p�in9• big f�y�. $995 monthly + 60% utilities. 416-290-5157. (101891) 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES AVAILABLE Inckxfes all utilities, cable, extra. ASK ABOUT OUR MOVE IN BONUS CALL 579-4520 SPAC30US 3 bedroom. spot. Was Clain. Cathedral ceilings with garage. 2 baths. partially finished basement. Call 434 01�- (102094 ) WHITBY - available Nov. 1. Room mate wanted to share 4 bedroom house, laundry facilities. $350 per month + unties. Call Rick. 4347103. (102094) PICKETING • person to sham. furnished home. Close to Go, amenities. laundry, utilities included. First/last. $400 monthly. Cal (905) 8374603 Iesve message. (102094) WHITBY - clean two level tus� bedroom cordo. quiet low ns. building. Available Dec. References. firWlast required. $795 inclusnre. Cal 905-723- 2896.002094) 05.723 2896. 002094) OFFICE SPACE - prime Hwy s2 Pickering location. Protessanal bukk suds from 500 sq.R. a< $450 monthly, 1000 sq.fl. at $900 monthly. 2000 sq.n. at SIMM monthly. sac. Excellent value and location. For more dormaaon. call John Williams. (905) 693.2992 ReMax Duality One Ltd. (110194) THREE bedroom townhouse. FLORIDA Newport R,cney 960 Glen St S Oshawa near beautiful ul 3 bedroom nouns. G.M. Swim""backs o. channel, fully pod- avertable furnished. Daho, deck. all now. $780 . gas. 72304,9. amrwMres. Long or short term (1018") rentals. $1350 U.S. monthly. TOWNHOUSE for rent - two &6.9153. (102794) bedroom, finished basement. wa hr. dryer and appliances. Available immediately South Oshawa area. Call 686-2673 from 6 arn.a90 p.m. (10189a) NORTH Oshawa - two bedroom. 4 appliances. newly decorated. Near all amenities Saw per m"orrh. Available Nov. 1. Cal 72111-5993anytime. (1018") WHITBY - centrally !orated. 3 bedroom townhouse. garage. family, room, 1 12 bates, wove, tridge. available Nov. 1. $875 . utilities. 905-5061812 (102094) WHITBY - centrally lorded. 3 bedroom townhouse, family room. 4 appliances. air eon.. garage. transportation. sdrools. snapping Nov. 1 SW gag; utilities. Evenings. 4/6-487- 2966.(102094) RENTING here roll Preto you save mor" wrvle Mhnyrlg the good Uel Cap4a1 Proprtres s now ofrrg spacious 2 and 3 bedroom townfhorrae WCabd n great nagrcbovhoors n South Oshawa. loeded with ►esnx•e and dose b ax the bot Oshawa has to offer. From $700. Cal John at 5762862 roan (102094) WHITBY . beautiful bright townhorre. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bales, large fenced backy central location. Closet schools. Shopping and Go. $950 + utilities. (905) 666-8297. SOUTH Aja: - dean pleased ream. am prk reg s11�w cow facilities. $45 per week. Non smoker PtrsRsned Cab 427-03Ps anal, 6 PAL (102194) AJAX - ftovathed room in d lent gwiN ham«. Use d kidheo and Irwily :sent Pniwas 4 Pon. Dal. mwmby. Nan amohw so We *- y iroksiwe. Ca 427.0173 saw 3 p- (10909) LOCAINM S. d Aja. ladw- nished room with own wmhreen. Includes parking, ViNss and INAI&I brAW& Shea khcltsn wills otrsner. Nor sntakr, sm mot". No post. 42841142 (102004) ME•ewty Hsigms - Ir$s room for nom w Clare quiet home lot responsible single person. Share fae t es. non snaky, nw shops and Warapowtion. 403.8001. (10tH) misMd NIED oo ybas.n�t apartment or shared acoorrtod111160 s. 0uiel horn* ler non smoker. 433-9631. WHIM -antral Inge vidorien holrmw, looking for non emokitg prolessioria. Largw bedroom n dudes hea, hydra cable T.V., fee laundry, use of a facilities. Close b GO bus, available i or Wally. $402 monthly. �41AtrN46BI.ptO¢084) GORGEOUS three bedroom" cordo. Close to famous Clew Water Beach. pool. )acuzzr. 880. private yard, availawly now -May 1995 For information and to vow photos. 6869848 or 579.37116. !TF) POMPANO Beach Condo. Gnat vacation spot. Two bedroom. 2 baths. everything ncl�,ded Pod. hot tub. tennis. Close to as amenitrs Call r905r 6660006 WHY ARE YOU A RENTER Wien ret.- Irtly 5500 down paynw!t you Can own a new 3. 4 bwdroorn hams on largo lot Great tnaranq avalawo WHITBY - 4 bedroom, eat -.n kitchen, spec sus living and dining rooms. reC roan, backs orb park. $126.900. With only 5% darn, carries for $1090 in- cluding taxes. Tad Houghton. ReMax Summit. 668-3800. (1020841 PRIVATE Sale - $147.500. N Whitby. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, firkshad bssemonlL Central ai, gas, died. fenced yard, gnat area. Evenings« weekends. 430-6585. No agena. (10209) 00004M MR. LANoLOR01 $83.900. Only $4200 down nabs tib Rat Hep b two o w o@Wp by tang Salt' b vow, renis 2 bedroom Pow condo with ensuite bath. aPpirhoss. Map bsbony. over- bakp 1tallattie cMviral. '111114111111111, 10w d ommm b Go Wain. pprsbbi0� beta. MtsppitrI and fru. You US Phil by Will" now. The baric Oltaim you b win a tree Do b Las Vegas. For mare intermrrsm, places nal Say McCarter. Saps lisp., $talon Gam p Classic RoMy loom BIS 686615324 hr. pager. (1020" PRIVATE - raised bwgalow. demb" NN Oshawa IoCa..' appie& 2000 st}ft. Two tug tech, 2 bedtooars upeeira. ow betbo- 4SOMMair$. rebating roan. eek kidan Won bwakfaw sea, downstairs - 1potey Waled with Rrepaow. Double page. a" $1)34,1100. Call 578-x6" No agents plea". A 175 acres pus 5000 ft. eiveAtoalt. i79 900. ALSO one ave U"ront distress sale. south of Bancroft, asking $48,800. ALSO 14 acres, wily, $19,90011(905) 429.6167. (TF) �} OBTAINING a loan is not WmmftsqL Sol Companies dtarpe t toes. others. do raL TI a suggested that you in- wati$we thoroughly before MpNI)1lett'Vw4aps, ff) ts14v AJAX - nice and spacious two In" Bravo. good condition. I -q- n basement ^Nmvrwt $1700 o.b.o. 985-2568. with @@para* ellb-- urge window n every room. hem hall. doe• b Go station". net smoker. • no pas. $725 a nclumiw. Firsu last. Call Clovis. 427.0372. 14FT Fila 40 klrc and (102084) trailer. $1250 o.b.o. 12 ft. S,AIAX -two bedroom base- akaninu m aFP. sm Cade•, nations- ntirert $600 pr math $100. Cal 831-4062 (102004) + U2 uObm FirWYtsi Nov. I. OOIR811Md, fl6r Go, feWn kw0y. MM be 4 i� Ilon�L i) 420-6643 Two bedroom apatrtmen arses ban IL GM PINK %lir bt�s, sbweMWW. rM�is6s $900 111iNos F'uNAesL Cali 744 W. (1000.4) MIOCK RdA#gW Ods - tra bedroan basement asst asiYds Nov. 1. reratnaR ItrMda laundry. pink 08 spot. NOD a inclusive (9(16) 0/9,2496. (100004) WNTBII SIG Ouadea St. E. one bedroom apartment golden view. now deww, quiK no Pts• laundry. all inclusive. $675. 905-509- 208 05 2038 w 416034-1818. (1106" new bright and spec Sans betboan ba"'~ with PnivNe eNttrannce and skive. 2 large windows, ceratare 900. it' -P' n0sa Oak Cabinets, ea -n it'- P' and 4 PCa both. Clow b a amsrttles. $825 nMM*f Firat/last. Single non smoker "Wanted. Available Nov. 1. (f101ji -SM?12R "kw*O Phone calls bsawen 5.9 pin. a*. 698 -Ml. (1020") AJAX- Nov. 1. Two bedroom basement apartment with walkout, ssperaM entrance. nadir pakwd, 2 appli6noN, Poakm& SM + 113 rmliiM. FiaYbw. Cal now 4 pian. 427 - TNS bdrosm a" low d M etas! leltndry, slates, b(d$k fenced hed"Pill. sera Oshawa Non wlakr pasbned, asibb Nov. /. Fn vim moks& I= faclusivo. Call 436-28". t (/01st) AVABABLE Dec. 1. Roaty one eatanow bedsoam basement apawaaa Pkts ttrmh sopa tic arounm 8880 (508) maatshy a w kokgL No pea. Frs111at1 wpuied. Plew call bel 43iHM" saw S p- (10008) apt- AJAX - am balloon banners ens 3W+a1a m aparbram, e p sin srttanow - balmily. poking, cabb T.V., 4 Cab pee. be8. N60 ermortlhy. tilss i "We& F"VI=L Non ;;-kW - crew re wNcen*. 427-51157. with STILL Bill"? North 00=m clnam $78,000. Three bedroom, parking finished rec room. walishop. 5(18 hardwood flown, walkout to polio, e- iommic gas hew. Teel I Dost bows - i795/monthly. come Phone (905) 723.5281 Petr apartmrt (� Sala: Rep Gtslo Reality, AJAX - large one bedroom basement apartraM. &para* nuance, parking, quiet non smoker prelsrred. No pts. A8 kvk*m Avalllbb6 now. NOD. N62MA (102084) PICKERING Wabedroom bwas8im�nt apartment. quit home. laundry locklies, separate entrance, cable. $700 snare utilities. 836 25". (102094) OSHAWA - one bedroom, $.589; two bedroom $619; clean and large units. Inckrde heal. cable. hot water, parking, new apofances. Tulare pot's hydro. Call 5768217 or 404-6222. (1020") AJAX - large one bedroom basement apartment, very spacious, nicely decorated. separate entrance. laundry, shared water W. Ocher Oil&" fnekrded. $625. Available Dec 1. (905) 6667689- (102094) PICKERING - bright two bedroom bassrrem apsrsrem, pa *% appliances. 4 pow. bath. atvadable Now. 1. $675 nonthy. share utilities, Call 831-3681. (1020") O$� two arta twee bedroom apartments available at 900 and 8& Gbn St.. Oshawa Close b schools. shops and 401. UWMW incirdee. FraNaR required. Cal 728.0993. (1020") PICKERING, Wasehae� large crew bedroom basement. mohae IsmMo adult tion smoker, no pets. Parking, separate entrance. cable. 837-2308. PICKERING - dose b G0. ted. Three bedroom rain flow of house. 5 applianwia, $450 nM 0111, wtlltdes ballaeler. nonpadim. Own snitiial8 btusiiNs� popik 421.73$2 r 831-4031. (1020" 18MMCBLATE one battalion basement aaamlw*r6, WH low Ila. smok d 401, sm wawaly u11ss and cabs wtlndd. Ilan snicker preferred. (Owner oanyinq. Ca JMW r Maw, 9054KNMI1. (10�a WHITES RdJHWY bbodsoom 403prllwl, PMd4 Politic$. asitle NMI 1. $800 aaAOW*. CON Reny (416) 293.7303 or Jernilar. (416) 0354670. (1819.4) MAILABLE w WN&pOsltasa apartment buMM& spacious Copobd peally p~ apart. mons Vft bafnoahy, close b bus. shopping. N udba included. FatYlaw -0*4 . NO PdL One bsdroon. 8926. Two bedtooatL $725. Cd 430.0134. (TF) . lwro bcdtorn bwnwm aprbmwa, 4 Pow loan, a/c. Iaamdry. Cobb. $700 inclusive. 420-1406. (1020") KOOR4 MCOE . large two bedroom in 46 unit building, a wage, (aamdry. psdkip, wus8 rf a - Clow b *MOO &^ ^ from SM inclrshw Go direct b 123 (lbw SL W w Ball ootid AJAX - one bedroom apartment for rent suitable for single wok- ry tenon, avaAmble Nov. 1. $525 monthly. No students please. Call 6830998. (Iol%it) K AJAX - basement aprtrem. huge bedroom, separate entrance. cable. mitis. $sm mclus". N.WHIT8V - mann floor 3 bedroom bungalow. bight. lipacious. poking. IISM inclusive. (905) 427.0541. WHITBY - 3.300 sq h Immacula?e hone on quiet sten. 4 apple , light fonurse, window coverings, tent. airnac, gas tp.. includes am lawn! i garden care. Asking $1,8%nh. Lesley Divers, Radley, AXSWS RMIy ire.. WHY ARE YOU A Wan wtln only $500 bwrn poytnart you ran win a taw 3, 4 badman Ona an IUgs IDL Grew rnaanCiq evailtbbs. SOUTH Ajax - close b Go. schools. 3 bedroom septi. gwYR to rly score. available Nov. 1. No Pres. $1050 Plus Uwb@L 6134067. (10148) now 3 bdnarn are NOW haw sm V2 baths, Ings fencedyard,2atppiatno vac aM winder coverings iwkrdd. w + u bee Avail- " OFJ"Pdkd*- 4364M& BOWMAWALLE - oxrutite tectal, 4 Oedtooae k• bona on kit orway PatPaat - Ody /0 arias. bsm Oshawa 82000 pr menet + diRtfss. Rd -- "uired. CaN Card Norris, Ratios "Miction 434-5222. (102004) WNW - 3 bodroan dstaClfsd 2 storey near Loblaws. S appieamoes, wilds dxllren(Nt$s, 0snwrd air. Dec I. Mal +. Non smoker. no psis Muria am MKS r 906•M4212S, (102084) PICKERING hone for rem - main floor bungalow, 3 bodroams those b Go. mall. Available Nov. 1. FNBVMBL SOW + utilities. Refrances, leaw manage 420-7349. (102094) THREE bedroom now Oshawa Centre. schools. $700 pr north + utiRiea References. Avail" Nov. 1. Cal 5767017 mange. (1018") 418.2235419 (TF) NO down payment? Good weal? Good job? You an buy BAT Ridges - largo one fwthe price atren,while prim bads _ 4 pow. bah, pnlw Nan and ran are down. Call Doug smoker. SM inclusive. 031• r Bram. Community Financial. 2477. (102084 6&4606. (TF) THREE bedroom bungalow. PICKERING - Brodt/40f. Ex- diningroom, eat -in kitchen, swtiw townhouse on bus route. finished basement, gparage, parking, male w lemnalw. Non 8875 tlItind y plus t . * ". No Hooker prsferred. No pMl. 8270 pelt. CON" Oshawa Amiable + 1/2 gas wase, hydra 416- now. 16 now. 5764070. (102084) 224.612'7. (101984) PICKERING - 3 bedroom 2 12 2.5 storey home near O.G.H. al balhroon. 4 appliances. family amenities, very clean. quiet. room with firep'ar .$1200 plus contlortable, a000modation. suit utilities. Cal saw 6 p.m WS. professional. $375. monthly. 294-6124-00201M) 4364MM or 644-7457. (102094) BOWMANVILLE - beauiituy decorated new 3 bedroom raised bungalow. 5 appliances. gas host, central air, 2 baths. must be seen. Available Nov. 1. $1050 +. Excel Property Management. 404.8884. (101994) LARGE 4 bedroom house, spacious, good location in Bowmarivile. Available Nov. 1. $1085 per plus utilities. Telephone (905) 470-0997. (102194) PICKERING GO - 3 bedroom main floor bungalow, large kitchen, 4 appl,-. air con.. including p�in9• big f�y�. $995 monthly + 60% utilities. 416-290-5157. (101891) 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES AVAILABLE Inckxfes all utilities, cable, extra. ASK ABOUT OUR MOVE IN BONUS CALL 579-4520 SPAC30US 3 bedroom. spot. Was Clain. Cathedral ceilings with garage. 2 baths. partially finished basement. Call 434 01�- (102094 ) WHITBY - available Nov. 1. Room mate wanted to share 4 bedroom house, laundry facilities. $350 per month + unties. Call Rick. 4347103. (102094) PICKETING • person to sham. furnished home. Close to Go, amenities. laundry, utilities included. First/last. $400 monthly. Cal (905) 8374603 Iesve message. (102094) WHITBY - clean two level tus� bedroom cordo. quiet low ns. building. Available Dec. References. firWlast required. $795 inclusnre. Cal 905-723- 2896.002094) 05.723 2896. 002094) OFFICE SPACE - prime Hwy s2 Pickering location. Protessanal bukk suds from 500 sq.R. a< $450 monthly, 1000 sq.fl. at $900 monthly. 2000 sq.n. at SIMM monthly. sac. Excellent value and location. For more dormaaon. call John Williams. (905) 693.2992 ReMax Duality One Ltd. (110194) THREE bedroom townhouse. FLORIDA Newport R,cney 960 Glen St S Oshawa near beautiful ul 3 bedroom nouns. G.M. Swim""backs o. channel, fully pod- avertable furnished. Daho, deck. all now. $780 . gas. 72304,9. amrwMres. Long or short term (1018") rentals. $1350 U.S. monthly. TOWNHOUSE for rent - two &6.9153. (102794) bedroom, finished basement. wa hr. dryer and appliances. Available immediately South Oshawa area. Call 686-2673 from 6 arn.a90 p.m. (10189a) NORTH Oshawa - two bedroom. 4 appliances. newly decorated. Near all amenities Saw per m"orrh. Available Nov. 1. Cal 72111-5993anytime. (1018") WHITBY - centrally !orated. 3 bedroom townhouse. garage. family, room, 1 12 bates, wove, tridge. available Nov. 1. $875 . utilities. 905-5061812 (102094) WHITBY - centrally lorded. 3 bedroom townhouse, family room. 4 appliances. air eon.. garage. transportation. sdrools. snapping Nov. 1 SW gag; utilities. Evenings. 4/6-487- 2966.(102094) RENTING here roll Preto you save mor" wrvle Mhnyrlg the good Uel Cap4a1 Proprtres s now ofrrg spacious 2 and 3 bedroom townfhorrae WCabd n great nagrcbovhoors n South Oshawa. loeded with ►esnx•e and dose b ax the bot Oshawa has to offer. From $700. Cal John at 5762862 roan (102094) WHITBY . beautiful bright townhorre. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bales, large fenced backy central location. Closet schools. Shopping and Go. $950 + utilities. (905) 666-8297. SOUTH Aja: - dean pleased ream. am prk reg s11�w cow facilities. $45 per week. Non smoker PtrsRsned Cab 427-03Ps anal, 6 PAL (102194) AJAX - ftovathed room in d lent gwiN ham«. Use d kidheo and Irwily :sent Pniwas 4 Pon. Dal. mwmby. Nan amohw so We *- y iroksiwe. Ca 427.0173 saw 3 p- (10909) LOCAINM S. d Aja. ladw- nished room with own wmhreen. Includes parking, ViNss and INAI&I brAW& Shea khcltsn wills otrsner. Nor sntakr, sm mot". No post. 42841142 (102004) ME•ewty Hsigms - Ir$s room for nom w Clare quiet home lot responsible single person. Share fae t es. non snaky, nw shops and Warapowtion. 403.8001. (10tH) misMd NIED oo ybas.n�t apartment or shared acoorrtod111160 s. 0uiel horn* ler non smoker. 433-9631. WHIM -antral Inge vidorien holrmw, looking for non emokitg prolessioria. Largw bedroom n dudes hea, hydra cable T.V., fee laundry, use of a facilities. Close b GO bus, available i or Wally. $402 monthly. �41AtrN46BI.ptO¢084) GORGEOUS three bedroom" cordo. Close to famous Clew Water Beach. pool. )acuzzr. 880. private yard, availawly now -May 1995 For information and to vow photos. 6869848 or 579.37116. !TF) POMPANO Beach Condo. Gnat vacation spot. Two bedroom. 2 baths. everything ncl�,ded Pod. hot tub. tennis. Close to as amenitrs Call r905r 6660006 WHY ARE YOU A RENTER Wien ret.- Irtly 5500 down paynw!t you Can own a new 3. 4 bwdroorn hams on largo lot Great tnaranq avalawo WHITBY - 4 bedroom, eat -.n kitchen, spec sus living and dining rooms. reC roan, backs orb park. $126.900. With only 5% darn, carries for $1090 in- cluding taxes. Tad Houghton. ReMax Summit. 668-3800. (1020841 PRIVATE Sale - $147.500. N Whitby. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, firkshad bssemonlL Central ai, gas, died. fenced yard, gnat area. Evenings« weekends. 430-6585. No agena. (10209) 00004M MR. LANoLOR01 $83.900. Only $4200 down nabs tib Rat Hep b two o w o@Wp by tang Salt' b vow, renis 2 bedroom Pow condo with ensuite bath. aPpirhoss. Map bsbony. over- bakp 1tallattie cMviral. '111114111111111, 10w d ommm b Go Wain. pprsbbi0� beta. MtsppitrI and fru. You US Phil by Will" now. The baric Oltaim you b win a tree Do b Las Vegas. 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SY 1428100 SINGLE. white male, 2m, 6'1'1770 ;s non-smoker, enjoys any 0 ac vd es, country music and movies, ,outing slim female, 20.26, ran-smok- Gr, with similar interests. SY 1429 (OSH) ESTABLISHED white male, 42, 175 : a:k hair, brown eyes, likes _uSnnp 68 Chevy, Spnngsteen, cot- ;ges, picnic, playing guitar, coraerts, mks slim, ran -smoking, social drink- -g female. 32-42, for the above. SY 1438 (OSH) 007 ie Bond, tense to exagge- .'e. , amonas may be forever but I ;uld tie a gids best friend. Seeking :.T to medium build female, non - 20 -27. SY 1457 (OSH) SINCERE. ovorcea, while male, 38, -•-wr hair, blue eyes, honest. ,enendent lives in the country, er oys all aspects of nature, dislikes ry !ifQ and bar scene, seeking female ,n;r no young rhibren, same aualtes. SY 1463 (COB) ATTRACTIVE male, divorced, early s. 5. X75 lbs., who enjoys kids, okrng and stupid naves, would like' 'c meet female, 27-38, must have a serse of humour. for friendship, posse onr-term reiamnship. SY 1469 HONEST. s -:ere and tired of the ee^y 'ocners, male, 20, Iooll for ma- special female, for tiendsho, pos- sbe •eatonshap. SY 1470 (OSH) HONEST -a e, 4G. 62', 235 :s., -on-smoker, initially shy, -'a: sense of humour, not bad look- ;. - erected m hOrlesl playhl! and : efenlious. would like to meet 'e -ale. 20.40. for inendsnhp, possible Nforshlo. SY 14Kt (CISH) DO r:,. .ahoy movies, Lv yc, nowling, -1 , the Dark recanting warm hugs a,i fogemerri I'm an honest, ::wn-lo-earth male, 32, no depen- :enls. seeks a lady, 2D+, for a puma- -e-1 elationsmp. ,Tina, please pall :k1tioncine numbe). SY 1500 (COB) i(TERESTNG. cirvorced mart with ra 47 5 0', Drown batt and eyes, Dr a scale of 10- !'m a h a 7, enjoys mr, outside of Port Perry, imeested r ravel, seeks a woman. 36.48, for ~e"cshr0 first. SY 1523 GENTLEMAN. -afure, �ndestarrdml s,_;- A-':. as, looking for a lady, 3' h0 wlo enjoys children, animals, :x: friends, music, auto racing, -:vies, kxig tars and ally evenings, coking for Someone to laugh with. SY 1525 OSH) FATHER :ne, divorced, 41, ST. :: cur ng for a down-to-ea0 ay. 3040, for an honest open rein >crshio. Serous calls city. SY 1545 IOSH) ENGLISH :e- lemari, early 30's, slim, :ys-:...it walks, dancing and cues evenings, seeks an attractive, fit fe ale, 3045, for meaningful mom St,j;. <rs welcome. !Loilla, lease call :ack I your number). SY 1550 (OSH) BLUE-eyec, single, white male, 29, t'aWn .air, enjoys country and weSf- em music, last cars, Start, We chil- cren, loves animals and horseback rid• ng. if interested, please cap. SY 1551 (OSH) FRIENDLY male, young 42, part rative, various interests, dining out, movies, marshal ars, fishing and cot- tage kfe, Seeking a lady who a honest, s:ncere and someone that I can will. Dennie Call back SY 1561 FUN -loving, single, white male, 37, brown hair, blown eyes, 57,135 !bel, who enjoys life and spending quiet evenings with that special lady. Sy SINCERE, easygoing, personable, thm gerillemil 34, with positive out- look, loves the otAdoors, seek" slim, single, while lady, 28-A rart•smoker, SY 1�ist. Ifil welcome, mends G SINGLE father, fairly attractive, 39, enjoys sports, likes long romantic walks and quiet bores at home, fairly down-to•earth, not into tte bar scene, looking for friendship, possible rela- tionship. SY 1579 (OSM HUMOROUS male, 47, very fit, atrac- live, 5'8', enjoys sports, walking, movies and dinners, seekng a female, 30.45, for friendship first, possible relationship. SY 1580 (OSM ATHLETIC, attractive, single, white Tale, 23, 67, enjoys music, sports, camping, movies and motorcycles, looking for a slim, single, while female, 19.29, for possible relationship. SY 1581 SINCERE gentleman, 36, attractive Town-lo•ealh, good sense of humour • CALL ANYTIME •24 A DAYU RS • 7 DAYS A WEEK THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1994 -PAGE" wrsnes to meet an nonest, warm, attractive lady, 3042, who is a one- man woman for friendship first. SY 1512 (OSH) NEW In the area, lonely single while male, 21, looking for a female, 19.25, it old time rock 'n roll, the Leafs, and the OUMM tilde you, So whl I. serine of humour a must SY 15C HONEST, sincere. blond ^air, blue eyes. 44.'50 lbs., smoker, non- drinker, loves bicycling, movies and dining out, Interested In meeting a Pretty blood 35.45. Social drmlker am single moms welcome SY 1514 (OSM SKY, nonest and caring whip mate, 26, looking for an afbaUne country girl, 22+, who likes the outdoors, camping, romantic dinners, -ovies and quiet tmies, for a ting, permanent relationship. SY 1515 (OSH) ARE yc. bred of .he :a, scene and are a s;ngle lady, 22.29. !hen this FIT, blue-eyed. single, while mak, 25, would like to hear from you. SY 1517 (OSH) EASYGOING,'., yet quiet, black male, 'rie 3Cs, likes movies, music, comedy, dining and conversation, IS looking for a sensitive, tun, open -mil ed female, for a relationship. SY 15M PHI) SEPARATED, w` to mak 40, 5'10', 115 Its, naat -air, tow eyes, no - smoker, VMS the oulooas, moves, warm hugs and a good seise of humour, would Ilse in meet a female with similar interests for relationship. SY 1519 (COB) ATHLETIC, sensitive male, 35, blonde rack, blue eyes, dog lover, enjoys spits and music, seeking Ili, sincere. ran -smoking, single female, 25.35, for a possible relationship. SY 1590 PROFESSIONAL male, 28. SIT. 165 lbs., !blandish hair, hazel eyes, enjoys dung, dancing and movies, Seeking a lennak 2633, for leerdship fist and MOO more. SY 1591 (OSM 7MAIWORTW mak, 29, on disabii- I permm tlpilepsy. danc% walks, sports and quiet evenings, would Ike to meet a sincere, caring to. 25-X for friendship or possible reiedial ill SY ism (Oslo N, iII is Doug, 41 and 511'. I like to go to slaws and diner, but best dal, I like rove evwM al home. So d you are a Caucasian, average build 2740, fernale, hey, well have some fun! SY 1513 HONEST, alteft fill male, 29, with a great sense of humour, employed, ertjols movies, dining and socializing. lookdng fa an attadw honest, In all bile, 24+, for friendship and a Pts- slole releiorship. SY 1515 (OSM QUIET, sim, single, blonde mak, 24, 5'10', enjoys hockey, romantic wais and quiet evenings at tame, looking for a down -hearth female, 1626, with similar interests, for friendship and a possible relationship. BY 1596 (OSM NICE guys finish last. Separated father of two, 36, loves movies, dancing, music and sports, looking to share time with a special lady, single moms welcome. SY 1587 EXECUTIVE, single dad, 43, looking for Petite female that enjoys dining and dancing. Must have passion for life and a strong sense of self -seem. SY 1598 GOOD looking, affectionate, 32, hon - est and caring, with a good sense of humoul seeks an attractive, dam -to- earth lady, 23-29, watt Similar ,uakties. for a possible long-term relationship. Single moms welcome. SY 1599 low ALL -e good ones are not gone. Sweetheart of a guy, Single, 40's, car- ing, gentle, honest hum0urcus, Cre- ative and romantic Libra Enjoys life, seeks sweetheart of a gal with similar qualities. Non-smoker a mus:. SY 1600 (OSM SINGLE w -1:e ,.ale. 34, camp, cal assicrale, sincere alcondr, looking for a single female, to enjoy same tur lines "tier. SY 1601 (OSH) VERY ;ood-looking, while -a e, young 42 educated, professional arc establsned, amtehc and hl is bolung for V at XVP ion Sin oitmg profes- sional female, slim and ht, with old- fastkoned values. Sy 1602 NICE, eas)going, rtrDsperxne. Single, while mak. 31, 6 seeks a reflel sensitive, single, white !ema* 241 with a sense of humour. SY 1603 LOVING, s;ngk, white make, 24, 6', 18C Is. enjoys the outdoors, movies, long wars and quiet evenings, seeks an "ft single. wtxk female, 18- 26, fcr a possible re!abonsr!p. SY 1604 (COB) THERE ARE L°J NEW .ADS THIS WEEK! HARDWORKING single father, 28, enjoys outside activities, camping, looking to meet a single tenate or a mother, 25.35, for friendship, possible rdetiorship. SY 1616 a" LONELY, honest make, 25, seeking a sexy, skim lady, 18.25, non-smoker, who is looking for a romantic, sexy relationship. SY 16V SINCERE and honest single male, 44, 59', dark hair, green eyes, range of interests, looking for an attractive, financially and emotionally secure female, for a possible serious relalm ship. SY 1608 (OSH) FAITHFUL and considerate, attactve. interesting, single, while mak warts to meet a healthy, good-natured, white female friend, 50.65, for a possible relationship and trips south. SY 1609 SEPARATED lather of two, easy- going, athletic, likes sports, racquetball and tennis, would like to meet a single female for companionship. SY 1610 (OSIH) EASYGOING male, 29, would like to ree: a ady, 25-30, riloys camping, bowling, baseball, dining out and spending We evenings a home, sir- gie moms welcome. SY 1611 (OSH) LOOKING 'cr 3 female. 25-3C, o% s hones' ar: s.roere, must like music, movies, walks in the moor light and *nmg out SY 1612 SEPARATED. ar ng, employed father cf 2 :eon's. 39. Leavy -set rot .rho bar I new games. Ilkes ouldoas, wirier all none limes. Searching for a while female. 35-40, for possible rela!ion- sh'c. Seng* moms welcome. SY 1613 JCO) HARDWORKING, single male, 33. is ixtir; ',r 3 singe, while iema*, 25- 35, who enjoys movies, walks anc an- ners. for fiendship. possible reiation- ft. SY 1614 SEPARATED. ince white male. 39, lei 29 4rr300- enjoys al Sooris. Leats and me Jays and rock 'r' roll music, seekung while female, 29.35, with similar interests, for trhendShip, possible retauorl must like lads. SY 1615 GOOD ccii rg, single, w^ :e -ase. eay K s. ookrng for a skl a'tracuire tel n her 20's, interests s,c.oc include country ^nusic ani sports. SY 1616 (OSM CONSIDERATE. ac've, attractive man, semrret'reI, washes to mee.' a ore mar woman for ret MI'lip, pos- sible -a:a;e, many Interests, one who knows what she wan5. prefer 50 60. Sy 1617 TALL, aCractne, single, wide male, 31. seeks tall, amaclve, mature. sm- gle, while female, 25.35. who is easy- going, honest, sincere, senS4ne and romantic, for a meaningful reallori p. SY 1618 (OSH) MALATTO male, 24, seekkng single female, interested in music movies and personal get-together. SY 1619 OSH SENSITIVE male. 32, short dirty Wide hair, happyIoaucly guy Oven hockey especially leafs. looking for lady, 20-30, ID allend leafs games 94- 95 season gold sales looking for 1011I ism relatrix ip. SY 1821 OSH EASYGOING, divorced male, 63, be dancing and !rips south, is look- ing for a good-natured female, 50+, who knows what she wants. If you think you are this woman, call for a possible maAonship. SY hitt OSH CAIMIG, divorced, father of two, 36, 57, 155 lbs., Welagelookig, enjoys romance and country music, seeks a female who loves Inds, for friendship, possible long Nemn realonship. SY 1622 SWCERE, divorced, while mak, 35, 510', brown hair, blue eyes enjoys children, bingo, bowling and camping would live to meet that special lady for a possible relationship. SY 1623 HARDWORKING, easy-going single father, 29, enjoys the outdoors, coun- fly life and camping, looking to meet single temaplmolher for friendship or possible relationship. SY 1625 (OSH) OUTGOING male, 28, educated, employed who likes sports of almost any kind, string and quiet times, would like to meet an honest, sincere, sing* lady, 20.30, who shares the same things. SY 1626 ONEwomar-man, early 40's, 5'6',135 Its., In search of special female who ups moves, long walks, romantic dinners ano with a good sense of humour. Lets ore fner.Cs. SY 1627 (OSFI) DEDICATED.-a'cworilI nonest arr, xr': -&e. 28, not interested in the oar scene, 5'8', crown hair and green eyes, enjoy worc:r, on cars, seeil a single white female. SY 1628 (OSM 818AGINE -eerg me Single = 38. goo: ;-ape ;ood ^fir;, enjoys base - bag. canoeing, nacve a:. poetry ane fry %s c it you are romantic and attractive.: we you to calk I know will lie 1-v at;, SY 1629 SPONTANEOUS Wr -e -tie vith no who owes all Of what lite nas to offer. Vaned Innerests. Looking for a slim to average Will fema a with nubbly personality and loves al: -Mall life car, offer us. SY 1630 1 am a : andsome mak. 23, FIT. 170 I who loves the oulduors and has a passion for life. I am looking for ar ntelkgert, passionate, sexy young woman, 20-3C !no Cepencients , to Share good *: -es arc xssib* seta- Dorsre SY 1631 (OSH) GOOD -C:1 ; -a e : :Iondish- :r:•w- -a • ion -smoker nomeownner. young coming 39. erjcys boating arc ska!n,, wouia 'lee ' 'lee: 3 good- ootung feraie X'S. for xSSIbne rang- vert^ w,lors"ic. SY 1632 (OSH) ARE y% ?x-35. gcx wcng, ;,res: ano erlc::orally sec0re' Are y:u ht. dean shaven, have brown lar and live in the Picker'"glA;ax area' Selously. I know ''s a lot to ask nut have a lot lo offer. SY 2059 (OSM MALES, 38.45, my g;h to you is me' Dori be deceived by me large past- age or the plain wrapping, for inside there is a lovely present, made in 1958, from sincenty, sensitivity and lots of TLC. SY 2163 (OSM ACTIVE, divorced woman, 45, 57', slim and blonde with hazel eyes, is ktolug for a sncee and honest gall Selman, 40.50. SY 2197 BUBBLY blonde and full-ol-life female, 49, sweet warm, young -at - heart. stdang and goodaookig, seek- ing that special tall mak friend, for friendship firsL possible relafmrhshp• SY 2105 EMTHUSIM lemale, 30, enjoys long walks, movies and good times. Seeking professional such as pokce- man or f remand single wt* mak, 30- 38, who is sensitive, honest and out- going, for a long-term relationship, Rci er% SY 2116 (OSM SUN, ht, attractive female, 45, sin• cere, honest, enjoys theaate, dancing, walks and a good joke, would like to meet stable man with similar interests and a good sense of humour. SY 2117 (OW FULL -FIGURED female, 41, 190 lbs., smoker, who enjoys fishing, camping and quiet everonq at home seeks male. 30.50, who is secure and ready for a serious eialio"ship. Children welcome. SY 2132 OSH SINCERE, aTactve pmae, 25, 510'. ex -mode, enjoys the outdoor activities and spemd ng quality time at home, seeking an easygoing Ina*, 20.25, for Inendship and a possible relationship. Single fathers welcome. SY 2135 P" GUI EVERE A-azon-rip( Glamaton) r sea : :' •.a-:eict. 2B, brunette, rterse romantic, affectionate, %Sc 'over, also loves travel, movies and horseback -dm,, seeler; a canag, sensrtne krigrl with a paw for We SY 2131 (OSH) SINGLE. seri : au ldeae. 24. kook- -c 'cr a : sexy, black male. 24- 35, ertoys sperts, movies, qu ei evenings and ong waits. arty -imar- tic Ter searching for 3 serous -il ttornsnip neer acoy. SY 2140 WANTED: --e n ce s --e•e guy. 5'':'• w-: likes the outdoors, moves, fail `ars, firepaces and snow. m a single, employed mar, 4G, 5E'. glue eyes, seewin,-cmpario'smp, ON term relationship Single Sacs 01(. SY 2141 ROMANTIC w- to female. inismi . 29. s cck'; 'u a single orae, any race. 35-45, who s estac sled. Secure and not 311ald x commit and 10 snare a i e :i ;ood rimes. rove and wo grew coos. SY 2142 WELL ec_cafl adrxnve ,amaie. 6c, :-- ersviorai s:. loves Out - Mors, travel 'music. ive Them and quiet home ate, see4.s sincere ^tie w,!h Sim ia• -!eres:s. 6G -c5 -.s' lave sense : ._' SY 2143 (OSH) SELECTIVE 'e -ale, indepe"den:. s i - ;"':.'ve. eincys :rave. -Tv esi,,ays, seeks s-rice,e a-: itzi5red;er'pema- i s a Tr- ;mpter vxmg 6e; S. SY 2144 (OSH) SINGLE. w'• le. pil =-; 5 3'. ;:cp ';ure, ^:eniger% cues da X% animals. woks or !ire peal and romantic evenings, woukt ixe is meet a stage gentlemar Sr -55. 'or coacar onsrie, possibly Tc -e. SY 2145 (OSM SHAPELY brunette, nai nealthy and hull of lip. I love nature, not cal Ing, classical music and God. Have good sense of humour and libido. Seeking single white male, 45-55, FIT or over with complementary per- sonality. SY 2146 LONELY and carvg, attractive lenale, 37, likes country and western, fishing and the outdoors. Loolug to meet a gentleman, 35+, for friendship. SY 2147 a" FRIENDLY, full -figured, separated mother of 2, 36, enjoys the simple things, walks on the beach, romance and family lip, looking for a sincere mak, 35.45, for friendship, possible relationship, single fathers are wel- pane. SY 2141 (OSM SO= pink, 45, enjoys theatre, dancing, walks, candlelight dinner, sats by the fire, would like to meet stable, Sincere, honest man with sim- lar mlerests, for friendship, possible reialolship. SY 2141 AFFECTIONATE lady, early 60's, would like to meet gentleman, 55.65. non-drinker, established, who likes dancing, travelling a b;! and good lel, for commship. panioSY 2151 ROMANTIC, attractive, single. white female. 34, 5'6', slim with medium bonde hall, blue eyes and no del dents, looking 10 a sensitive, atiec- tionate male, 30.39, for serious Tela- tlonship. SY 2152 (OSM PROFESSONAL female, 47, smoker. likes outdoor activities including camp - ng, 6sfi g, gdlirg and horseback: nd- lg, country music and dancing. s fol !o met° 3 -3r. 40-50. with similar interests. SY 2153 SINCERE.: -;le, w''e 'Erase. 28. colli; Y- ; ro- white -ale. 28.35. far sincere open miaool 'nen fist, possible realonsrn r ves Nur- try mus -c aria call arc -e :ut- CDors SY 215610SH) EASYGOING w^ : '--; e.57. '20 is . 24 a•:u- -au, fir' eye& icr- smoker aro good sense of hwr"r. seek,: a male. 24.3: SY 2157 AFFECTIONATE. ,:.1, at heart we -a- :1, :s green eyes. ran -smoker, enjoys walk r moves. Toiling hat dnir, ou:. Seel se- gle -a e 5Cl60. 5 ' 0'. w -c :ar 7e •nones'.:w and seare for ting tern reav,smlD. SY 2151 FRENOLY 'e-ae 'die d Say rr„ 43 beca_se :e:cie lek me 1 rook's be r Ty eay 3C. S, ant adive. 51' 12' :'s have 3 chkaen, -y:wr -cce aro a cool Oe 'r m:el eve -e a :ail. §1r 2159 AFFECTIONATE g acv. 4C. 57' 1.::. :r:w- -a - Eyes. ova ase putworS, Sika:'; Crg Wilks r Me eaves, ooill it -ae. 'a T,erdsnro iwmr:'c a efator's': ani- o0xirrj 'Cr a good woman. :"i tool 'or a goof ^lar SY 2160 (OSM -RYiNG ' bai.k i'";re -Cr **- z,;, � C,;,� . iE:1 a.ec :re year. cox'; 'c get :acn ai t sols :r ar s Aire ,vcu r ereste: ' :ailing •awuetbali aka :Cir: c:'e' ,ys;ca. 3c::v,Des. SY 2161 HEART _' .:Id, very attractive female. -am air, ar,e ;reel eyes, d• Vw;,.' a Six" nuitC, oves :nudnen. artill speCNily horses. call for ar nonest, sincere cr+e-woman- mar, ,or frienosnip, possible reiationsnio. SY 2162 (OS) MDUEvAM attractive, 37, 5'3', '20 Its., blue eyes, Monde, single mom, looking for attractive, estAb- ished single mak, 35.41. who likes dining, darcrg, movies, music, walks and Intelligent conversations. SY 2163OSN HONEST, single, whrle lenake, seeks a black make, 2x23, who enjoys sporn- tareeus things and horseback nd% for a serious relationship. SY 2164 ATTRACTIVE woman early 20's, who likes long drives, movies, and good Imes, would lilte to meet Single mak, 2P, 36, for friendship possible relacon- Ship. SY 2165 FE RY brunette, attractive, romantic, sincere female, 43, FT, slim with interests in fitness, seeks attractive male, 39.0, 510' +, physically ht employed, energetic, loves life and romance. SY 2979 (OSM TRUCKERS only. Classy :ably drive who enjoys dancing, races and quiet times, is searching for a sing*, whde, male dine who wants lo to pampered aria onersned. SY 2900 TRAVEL, movies, musk, dancing, quiet leisure 'imes anc Some outdoor acrvii es, Sounds Ike you? professional, ecucaied ria*, 27. seeks good4opnpng, non-smoking while male with s m,lar interests, for hprasnlprearansnip. SY 5167 (COB) -NMCA ID lemale, 33.57',160 !tis.. wishes to meet an a0active ferny to et together for daytime encounters. so (OSH) VERY attractive couple, early 20s. looking for a very attractive Sexua, female for get-togethers and encoun- ters, serious Inquiries only. SY 5521 ARE you kmey. attached tidy, 20-35. needing someone who is wiling to lis - len and to add that extra exciterrew for happiness. "m a maned mar. 37, who can be liere for you Burr, ro urt 'rhes. discretion assured. SY 5530 ATTENTION lonely housewives x sir - ,,e +vomer, smh worker available to s: ce up your lays or eYenlras. it y,u' e sum arc :e ween -8-ilI. l give -e a call. inscreli0n a Tus-. SY 5544 (OSI) ATTACHED -a e. 34, 55'. '3C' Its. sae.: :r frerdsn: ands' relationsrc SY 5545 SEVENTH _a A:verr:s;ay couple Z,:, •'s* -ars in Durham rca• ',• ieilowsr,:. sodas aCtmtkS. e tins _rversatan. SY 5546 OSH) SINGLE A^ - -a•e. 21. ock,rr• ':r -e ':-': aee-ness and 1,5-c- -�r ,5 c- �r a5316-1. SY 5517 (OSHi INQUISITIVE iv a :^xr encour'e's SY 5548 (OSH) YALE i xk rg for an attacked or :as�a encounters. SY 519 10S V YALE. ealy 3C s. a-.- a -ear- s. seeiurg Sarre. ()r trem;- s'ro araC Onparvorh5nlp. SY 5550 VERY at -,active couple sou : -,3ie "122 'ease for newxig aT-Ikr- :es. SY 5551 (OSH) CUR40US '01 32.5 r% IDs.. wisrei Tee' an 'e•'em3e fl• daytime encaire: s. SY 5552 (OSH) 311-METHING. :,:*es; -, a -ae seEcr za _. -e Oil 'c _e `rerd'rsl-e•es's ..de s:„••s sw mT.-: ark cu,e! even -:s a' "orae. series ecties :-y SY 5553 Iii) WOULD hours and :alk - a Z,. yea, Y: mate.:ar -dee' -cr" ,, 9scre:ICr 3ssur2C arc {?- ae. ''l sure. SY SW fC% MATURE := sea 'e -a e sets ; _-.e. 'ecce x 'eraes With a v.v.cA,.:a, s •erur-ed:rbm;,t,, arc :hscrelc s asst,rerl SY 5555 (OSM G000-LOOKNI i i xer lew zea a 'rale WIC as 3 m:ashe-agira;tir 3rd- es•e'. F+'• SY 55%!OS MANE =a v xv or he'd : Sly s557(OSH1 ATTRAC"VE ---... seeks r-- - =a - % " c11W male... 36 TKre1cr ex:el. araC assra SY 5558 TWO -?.es. 'try 21 s, are looy x ;--Eil feraes, c: s -teresir r sic Imes. SY 5559 (OSH) TNC -=3s. e ,, 2.= •.-.,fr- -3- '7 ;poc tees SY 5560 INTERESTING. ; :•a:: ve couple. ea-) Y i ill. AE ': 'lee' same f_ tner;,>m: ar::;.r: tures. SY 556, TALL.: _ :e. a^rac:,ve. a re-; e a s es !c reet an aortic: male. 8•, for Dassrarate etcxurtte<s tic:ommilmeri Dsu-•e5ora %s: SY 5562 NOSH) PROfIESSIONAI -nae 7 ac4r;'c' same !or !nerds^ p. xssitie e"t r. sm. iron -Smoker. SY 5563 GAY mak, 23, seeking same. ' 9•. 'c' friendship, Doss,b a 'ela!,J-s",: enjoys dal 'novres, sol and quiet leisure time. ' ms SCt:r:6 he you? Respo ic. SY 5561 ft r MALE. 39, looking for an a ,r attached or single femake. 2r.,4-, 'c• casual encounters. disa9tion assure,:. SY50a" ATTRACTIVE mak dancer. 2R, sees-, slim older female for ntereshr: romantic lines, disaetan assured. Si 5% ATTRACTIVE male, 32, sees a conA- paroon for iriedshp pots * 'AxOr- ship discretion assured and expeaea. Sy 5517 OSN GOOD-LOOKING male, 45. looll for an aitiadwe female, 3045. !or itis- creel allemiate encounters. dscr� to assured araC eceeted. SY 5560 MALE. looking'or same. SY 5570 OSH SINGLE male. 28, wound rake o �w1 frustrated, attained feces or si-:: females for Itsc'eel encounters. ' 30 ric str;ngs aria:ren SY 5571 (ow MALE, 32. seeks same. n the Cobouri area, lot 1r:erl e. bines, Someone into the bar scene. 5572 ATTRACTIVE coup*. 30-sometr ng - seeking female or liscreet encounter. cleferilmess a mus;. 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