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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_10_28i t SPORTS - 7 a n , 4161010"m Wanderers men eta• ., � �� `� to rugby final Page 16 P1616News ti Ul0 rtiser f. Friday, OcL 28,1994 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 Vol. 113 No. 43 Slaying accused stropgot g pills. prior to Julie vanishing By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPMTER t'lt.KtKi,NCy — the man accused of killing a Pickering teenager was given a prescription for a powerful sedative about a week before her disappeara= on Easter Monday, April 16, 1990, court head Wednesday. Peter John Stark has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in correction with the disappearance of Julie Stanton, whose body has never been found. Pickering physician Dr. Brenda Chartier, Mr. Stark's doctor at the time of the teen's disappearance, testified in Whitby provincial court her records show Mr. Stark received a prescription renewal for the sedative Halcion on April 10, 1990. "It was a prescription renewal over the telephone for the Pick- ing Square Pharmacy," she told Dr. Chartier testified Mr. start was regularly presaibed about 30 rabies of .25 mg each of the drug, which she described as "a hypnot- ic". Asked to describe the drug's appearance by Crown prosecutor John Scar, Dr. Chattier said, =Its quite small. It's an oval-shaped, bice tablet about three millimetres wide by four millimetres long. It's a sleeping pill. It's basically pre - sated for night-time sleep." Dr. Chartier also testified that the tablet would enable someone who takes it to step for six to eight Se DFUNK.-Page 3 ♦ ENVIRONMENT Dump fight builds as heari*ngs begi*n 0 EE 11 opponents test Ings begin there. p�enprotest We're all sticking together. There's no as environmental panel way this government or the IWA (Interim Waste Authority appointed by the Province lays ground rules to find new landfills in the GTA) is going to PACT board member Geraldine Goudie makes environmental assessment panel members aware of her feelings on a proposed dump at the start of a hearing on the landfill Thursday. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Blast neighbors live in fear of another explosion D But Consumers Gas officials says there's no cause for alarm By MARIANNE TAKACS SrA>F REFORM PICKERING — The "unique" circumstances to which Con- sumers Cress officials attributed the explosion of a home on Marks - bury Road Iasi February may not be that uncommon in the neigh- borhood, wcording to the head of a local residents' group. "We're not looking to push any panic buttons, but we definitely want some up-to-date rationale for what's happening in the neighbor- hood,~ says Paul White, president of the Fairport Beach Ratepayers Association. "We're putting our concerns in a letter to the Town." The Feb. 11 blast killed the only person at 535 Maztsbury Rd. home at the time — 53 -year-old Celia Dearn. The force of the explosion also shifted the house next door off its foundation and forced the evacuation of dozens of nearby houses. n in area FwburlMIMOM**y rift. Mwtisrwiw711%SpiaAreasFNwlta.Idw obftoosMsawoft. Oshawa / Whitby Excell Communications 576,1212 Cellular Plus Centre 843 King St., W., Oshawa (just West of Tbomton) dtde By MARIANNE TAKACS tiTAFT RF.PORTiA PICKERING — Angry protesters repeated their opposition to a new Pickering ,lump Thursday as a panel hearing objec- tions to the landfill site laid the ground rules tier public input. Environmental groups from across the (treater Toronto Area demonstrated against the EEI I trash pit as a two-day preliminary hearing got under way at the Pickering Central Library with Town lawyers claim- ing the panel "does not have the jurisdiction to proceed". The demonstration opposing the dump was mounted by about 45 members of Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment, Vaughan Cares and the Caledon-based It's Not Garbage. (Vaughan and Caledon are proposed sites for other new dumps.) PACT chairman David Steele said his organization will send members to demon- strate in Vaughan and Caledon when hear- rvus all. Inside the library, the Town of Pickering began its submissions by serving notice it will bring forward a motion supp)rted by the City of Vaughan to have the hearings on EE I adjourned. "This board does not have the jurisdic- tion to proceed.- said David Stratas, one of the lawyers hired by the Town to represent Pickering at the hearing. Mr. Stratas noted that by law the Joint Board of the Environmental Assessment Board and Ontario Municipal Board can't hold its hearings until the provincial gov- ernment completes a review of the environ- mental documentation prepared for the hearings and a period of public comment on that review is completed. "Because of fundamental defects in the review," said Mr. Stratas, "there is not a completed review, thus the time for public comment on the review has riot expired and thus the board cannot have its hearing." See DUMP ... Page 5 What has Mr. White particular- ly worried is his recent discovery that some of the circumstances which led to the explosion were also found at another house on the street about four years earlier. According to the Ontario Fire Marshal's report released a few weeks ago, a natural gas pipeline which had been disconnected from the Dearn home in 1976 fiactaared and allowed gas to leak into the house through the weeping tiles around its foundation footings. 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Dr. Chartier also testified Mr. Stark was given a prescription renewal on July 31, 1989. In earlier testimony, it was revealed Julie Stanton passed out during a meeting with Mr. Stark in late July of that year. Witnesses have testified Julie told them the meeting took place aboard Mr. Stark's boat, which was moored at the East Shore Marina in Pickering. She also told friends she was given an "ice blue cooW' by Mr. Stark but couldn't remember anything after consuming the drink. Tanya Whitehead, Julie's best friend at the time, said the teen showed up at her house around 5:30 p.m. in an extremely confused state. The teen had also urinated in the jean shorts she was wearing. When questioned by police about the incident following the youth's disappearance, Mr. Stark at firsi denied he had the drug Halcion in liquid form aboard his boat. But when told that his wife Alli- son had told police about the liquid, Mr. Stark admitted to having it aboard his boat but offered no explanation, according to testimony by investigating detectives. The trial continues Monday. COME VISIT OUR SMCIM AT FIS=0 FADS 465 BRO(X RD. N FK EM 683-8252 OVER 2000 : c s Pumpkins , tours to choose from - straws 99 . F & up ewood • All Kinds of squashes • Pdm tough to beat Visit our pumpkin patch and pick your own • Indlan corn at 3M • � -----FREE j tllltlALl �� rNn� TM COUP" mrn rftitcus a ----- J THS WEEK ONLY. 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. al 464-4. a . 4-. . �, a r.►- 4wc- .:.,A*.., ,ow4•.:-� .2 No need to fear another blast, say Consumers Gas officials FROM PAGE 1 What ignited the gas has not been determined. The fire marshal's investigation concluded the pipe had been dam- aged by some sort of heavy impact, which probably occurred several years earlier during excavation work to build a basement under the house. The damage ruptured the protective coating around the pipe, and it ultimately came apart as the result of a combination of corrosion and extremely cold weather. Trent Miller of 605 Marksbury Rd. says he encountered a leaking. corroded, old natural gas line when he did some digging close to his home four years ago. Mr. Miller recalls that when he phoned Con- sumers Gas officials said they didn't have any record of a gas line on the side of the house he found it on. They did have a record of the new gas line that was installed in 1985 on the other side of the house when the Millers decided to con- vert to natural gas. The house was on electricity when they bought it 17 years ago and Mr. Miller says he had not been aware before he accidentally found the old pipe that his house had ever been on natural gas before. A service person was dispatched to the Miller home. "He said its definitely a gas line and it s defmitely leaking," recalls Mr. Miller. It was decided the old gas line sbould be- disconnected at the main service line on the street. But Mr. Miller notes the service staff had some trouble finding it there and had to call in a retired employee who helped them locate the old connection, which turned out to be buried deeper than where they were looking for it. Mr. Miller says he didn't con- sider what may have happened to the gas that apparently leaked out. If it was a concern. I imagine they would have said something about it." he notes. But the fire marshal's report has now made Mr. Miller wonder what may be under his neighbors' prop- erties, especially since many of the area homes were built around 1938 and many have had renovations done. "How many lines do we have like that on the street?", he asks. Mr. White says he and other area residents are also wondering. When I heard this particular story, it's quite an eye-opener," remarks Mr. White. He says he has also heard firom other long-time residents of the area that neighborhood houses expropriated by the conservation authority on the lakeshore were simply knocked down and buried, and now people are concerned gas litres for those homes may not have been properly closed off. "We don't want to blow it out of proportion," adds Mr. White. "We just want to deal with it." He says his association is look- ing into the situation and may ask Consumers Gas to find all the old gas lines and disconnect them at the main service line. "God knows how many of those old gas lines you have underground that are potential leakers." says Mr. White. Paddy Davies, regional general manager for Consumers Gas. main- tains area residents have "nothing to be alarmed at". Mr. Davies says a new gas line was probably installed at the other side of Mr. Miller's house not because Consumers Gas didn't know the old one was there but because it was in the wrong loca- tion. 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Mr. Davies also notes Con- sumers Gas is continually updating its leak detection equipment and that "all gas pipelines are regularly surveyed for leakage". P LOSE 1 LBS IN 1 DAYS CALL JESSIE CRAIG iw 427-2977 w^ 0 . . Kw001' •+•.t•-f_w,•••s••.&#,..•••••••••••a••••tats�•t_�S1ftT5)t♦D rI�Rie� r � . � 'v�ttisRac ,d�'resEYtif, ii�.�►�s Dump opponents told to 6getyour act FROM PAGE 1 The three-person Joint Board panel presiding over all the EE11 proceedings will hear argument on ]he Town's motion and motions from other parties at a panel session to begin Dec. S. The preliminary hearing being held now will decide a number of key matters, such as who will be accorded the "party" status which will allow them to call their own wit- nesses, cross-examine other witness- es, and receive funding to prepare their case for the main hearing. It will also deal with questions such as what issues the various parties will be allowed to address during the main hearing (for example, whether they will be permitted to present evi- dence on alternatives to the dump) and scheduling of and procedural rules for the main hearing. Hearing panel chairman Jim Kingham made it clear in his open- ing remarks Thursday the panel wants procedures that will save time. He suggested the date for the main hearing should not be set until mat- ters such as intervener funding and what issues the parties can discuss are settled. He said the panel will want all evidence to be filed in writ- ten form for panel members to read in advance and that time for exami- nation and cross-examination of wit- nesses will be limited. Mr. Kingham also urged each party to "get your act together" and co-operate in making their cue. "1'm simply not going to sit here and listen to the same questions over and over again," he said About 10 municipal bodies and community organizations are seek- ing party status at the hearings, including the Town of Pickering, Region of Durham. PACT and a number of other environmental grcwpt;. The question of when the main hearing will he held is likely to be the most contentious cite dealt with at the preliminary hearing, according PACT they'll ask for the main hear - to Brian Gallaugher, a consultant ing to begin in March. hired by PACT to help it makes its "PACT would like to see it start case. Lawyers for the IWA have told towards the end of 1995," said Mr. Gallaugher, noting the organization documentation recently released by needs the time to sift through all the the IWA. AITKENHEAD Saes Represertanve ; AVOIDING THE OVERPRICED HOME Part 1 There are two main ways to avoid the overpriced home. The most inexpensive is to use your local professional Real Estate Representative. He can prepare a Comparative Market Analysis based on the sales of similar homes in the neighbourhood. This will quickly identify a seriously overpriced home. It's possible to remain independent and check the value yourself. We have a number of qualified appraisers in town. I'd be pleased to provide a short list of their names and telephone numbers. Just give me a call. These appraisers compute the fair market value using factors such as Land Costs, Current Building Costs, Comparable Sates and the like. The fees for their services vary, but one thing is obvious. Should they confirm your concern by verifying that over priced house - the fee will look insignificant in comparison to the $5,000 you could save. And remember, the money you save up front could triple by the time you pay off your mortgage. Should you have a concern in this area, give me a tali - I'll be glad to help. SELECT THE BEST MLS 619-9500 ; a_ sutton group -heritage realty inc. PAGE f-'1'!tE 111�11►�AdV�ItfiSR 1�RIDitsY, OC'tQ 2=,1flf - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - About UsVEDITORIAL r Timothy J. Whittaker r a s cam 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 rates Can. 1 yr. $70 GIVE US A CALL L�Ulltlbz; AX US AT > - 363 ♦AJAX COUNCIL • �� houl - d full time solar be reaucea 68,_511 . � y 'newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The public that was in an uproar when photo radar was introduced may roar again if local municipalities get their way. The Greater Toronto Association of Mayors recently endorsed the use of photo radar and encouraged its introduc- tion on municipal roads. Initially described as a cash cow by the public, photo radar has won the support of many who agree it may increase high- way travellers' safety. If the major reason behind photo radar is indeed safety then its implementation at busy intersections makes sense to some. With the majority of accidents taking place at street corners, having some kind of safety mechanism in place there only makes sense. Ontario Provincial Police report costs of emergency ser- vices and health care related to accidents total $9.1 billion annually. But, any money raised from fines collected through photo radar will pale in comparison. Photo radar at intersections would capture on film vehicles rushing through red lights and the drivers would be fined. Accident% may be photographed on the moment of impact and that evidence could help cut down on timely court cases and soaring legal costs. Statistics show a dramatic decrease in vehicle accidents in communities in the U.S. and Europe which employ photo radar. In fact, having radar at intersections makes as much sense as employing it on highways. While higher speeds increase the severity of accidents, the close proximity of vehicles on local streets causes many collisions. Photo radar is due to be reviewed by the Province, the public and police next August. Perhaps by then we'll have a better picture of its effectiveness here. Until then, we suggest municipalities put the brakes on implementing photo radar on local streets. WRITE To THE NEws ADvlurnsM 130 CoNiNWRclAL AvE AIAV L 14Z 2H5 no >+ 683 7 The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not Ht for publication. All let- ters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length The News Advertiser regularly uses recy. cled newsprint for part-time regional councillors? To the editor: I have never written to the edi- tor, however, a recent event prompted this letter. I noted at a recent council meeting that councillor Parish put forward a motion the effect of which would be to have council go on record as opposing devel- oper contributions to local munic- ipal election campaigns. The motion lost. I then expected that the other shoe would drop ie. that a motion would be put to the effect that certain council positions should be full time. No such motion was brought forward for considera- tion. At first glance the suggestion may seem far-fetched for a town the size of Ajax. However, some investigation reveals that a regional councillor would earn in the neighborhood of $17,000 for serving on local council and an additional 520,840 for serving on regional council. At the regional level, there is an additional $3,120 for chairing a committee. The combined stipend could be in the order of $42,000, one third of which is a tax free expense allowance, which would signifi- cantly enhance the effective earn- ing power to an amount which would be full time wages for many. While no pension accrues, otber municinal henefitc ou-h se a prescription drug plan are avail- able. Perhaps citizens might consid- er putting the question to those running for the above office, are You prepared to serve full time to the exclusion of other business or professional activities or alterna- tively, are you willing to entertain a reduction in stipend consistent with the position being a part time or secondary income? .... a . AAMMUMM% Alia What do you think is the biggest motivator for people who We asked, decide to seek election? . .. --asked-at the Ajax Plaza DAVID KARRY "Depending on who the candidate is, some will like to see the town move, while some have other motives." JEANNE FOXWELL "Make Ajax a better place to live." GLENN PARTINGTON "Try not to raise taxes, keep town in good shape, and have a developed plaza at Hwy. 2 and Har- wood Ave." as . — . 1 1.* ,"'-e J l d t. A s.., . . . 'A .. LAURA TOMA "To get involved in the community to solve some of the problems." BILL PARISH "I imagine to serve the community in a positive way for the benefit of the citizens.,, 0 Mail donations trickle in to United Way AJAX-PICKERING — The United Way of Ajax and Picketing 1994 ftmd-tensing campaign is Off to a slow start, according to the agency's acting execattive dkecbr. "We want people to know that we need their dollars and we need them now," says Gale Mossman. "We're concerned about the fact that our mailing went out and response has been slow." Last year at this point in the United Way's fund-raising drive, the mail -in donation campaign had netted about $10,000. This year, at the same point, it's only received $1,100. The United Way's payroll cam- paign with various local companies is also lagging behind. Ms. Moss - man hopes employees will start to give through their woticplaoes. The United Way's fund-raising goal is $1 million this year to serve 25 community-based social service agencies in Ajax and + kkering. Art auction aids United Way AJAX-PICKERING - Around 130 works of an will be auctioned off in support of the Ajax -Picker- ing United Way at Michael Schroeder Art Galleries in Picker- ing. Last year's auction raised around $5,000, but organizers are hoping to exceed that amount this year, art gallery owner Michael Schroeder says. "We're hoping people will come out, buy some art and sup- port the United Way." be says. The auction will include work by Catradian and American artists, including Steve Houston, Trisha Romance, Laura BerryBill Saun- ders, AJ. Casson, Carl Brenders, Robert Bateman, Walter Campbell and James Lumbers. The auction will be held Sun- day, Nov. 6, from 1 to 4:30 p.m. with a preview from 12 to 1. For those who can't attend, advanced bidding will be accepted one week prior to the auction, from Oct. 29 to Nov. 5 during business hours: Monday to Wednesday (10 am. to 6 p.m.); Thursday and Friday (10 a.m. to 8 p.m.) and Saturday (10 a.m. to 5:30 pan.). Many of the images can also be viewed Oct 29 to Nov. 5 and all 130 titles will be catalogued for those wanting to make advance bids. The art gallery is at 1410 Bayly St, east of the GO station. For moa information, call Mr. Schroeder at 837-2952. DEATH NOTICES Fri., Oct 28,19% MAUD ETHEL SMITH Maud Ethel Smith died Friday, Oct 14, 1994 at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. She was 97 years old. Arrangements enwsted to McEaclmie Funeral Home. TERENCE PETER (TERRY) TAYLOR Terence Peter (Terry) Taylor died Wednesday, OCL 26, 1994. For time of service, call Accet- tone Funeral Home (428-9090). In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. THE MEWS K See you at Electionfes `94. Details on Page 10. 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"My customers Tired of waging a losing battle on the regularly ask me where they can get these carpets, the couches and his clothes, MacDonald, who owns a three-year-old products." golden retriever named Cheyenne, has launched a pre-emptive strike against ' lurking pet hair. He's mobilized his built-in:. vacuum cleaner with a specially designed a, grooming brush. Cheyenne is just one of a growing number of house pets whose owners are now using the grooming brushes which are available from Beam of Canada Inc. These brushes, combined with Beam's central vacuum deaniag system, provide the suction power you need to get through a pet's thick winter coat without the noise associated with portable vacuum cleaners. 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NORTH _ m L CHRYSLER SERVICE OPEN ALL 6830A1 SATURDAY NRWOOD AVE. (North of 411 �5358 AND EVERYNIGHT IN . 's r f. f, . f'. 0 '30 0, THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,1!!r -PAGE! ntertai %wiLiLt Theatre Durham aims at funny bone with Jitters 0 `Excellent laughs' in Theatre Durham's latest stage offering By AL RIVETT STAFF RETORTER PICKERING — Theatre Durham's newest stage offering may give you a case of the Jitters, but it's nothing to get nervous about. Rather, the first play of the season by the Pick- ering -based theatre troupe will take direct aim at the funny bone, says veteran director Garvin Farr, who's guid- ing the season -opener for Theatre Durham for the third consecutive year. "There's lots of excellent laughs. It's a fairly funny play," says Mr. Farr. "If you don't laugh at this one, you don't have a funny bone." Opening night for Jitters is Fri- day, Oct. 28 at Dunbarton Fairport United Church. Subsequent dates are Nov. 4 and 5 and Nov. 11 and 12. Curtain time is 8 p.m. for all dates. Written by Canadian play- wright David French, Jitters was first performed at Toronto's Taragon Theatre to rave reviews. The play also toured extensively through the U.S., again to solid reviews, says Mr. Farr. The play is a hilarious look at actors and their often neurotic behavior, notes Mr. Farr, who won't go any further in describing the play for fear of giving away its main distinguishing trait. Farr is no stranger to Jitters. He Youths can pool talents for Halloween party fun AJAX — Youths 11 to 17 can spend Halloween getting all wet. The Ajax parks and recreation department is hosting a Halloween pool party at the McLean Commu- nity Centre and Library Monday, Oct. 31, from 7 to 9 p.m. There'll be games, music and prizes. Participants will have a chance to try out the new centre's pool and 150 -foot water slide. 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LW 9:40 THE SPE:CHAl,i3T TRUST ONE the ou11et ■ ■ FS 1:311, 4.15.7-0,9:4 M STEREO FORREST LUMP 1:95 4.-00 7:05.9:30 rEIQ�. 1:90 3:50 7 OS, ,SHAW SHANK REDEMPTION 7RADIOLAND MURDERS Im 1:9CRAVENS - NEW NIGHTMARE F1 53:SS, 7:10 DIGITAL STEREODTS played the role of Patrick on stage about 12 years ago. However, he admits it's "even more fun to direct it now". Jitters features a cast with a "strong mixture of experience", says Mr. Fan:. The play highlights the acting debut of Gary King playing one of the leading roles of Patrick. "It's his very first role and he's doing amazingly well," says Mr. Farr. Cast members include Anna Jensson as Jessica, Elizabeth Hall as Susie, Cheri Davis as Peggy, Rob Holden as Tom, Jeff Foote as George, Ted Castle as Nick, Ger- rard O'Neill as Phil, and Aaron Fylak as Robert For tickets, call the Theatre Durham Box Office at 831-5016. 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Call Steve at 683-5110 for information. FA Election Day NovembE Public school candidates on the hot seat AJAX — Ajax candidates vying for positions on the Durham Board of Education will be on the hot seat during a meet -the -candidates meeting Tuesday, Nov. 1 at Exeter High School on Falby Ct. The meeting from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the school's cafe- torium will feature a question - and -answer period. Members of the public are welcome. The evening is being orga- nized by the Exeter High School Parent Advisory Com- mittee. Road to link parking lots at hospital AJAX-PICKERING — A connection between park- ing lots at the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital will probably be built next year. Vice-president of human resources and hospital ser- vices Garth Johns told Ajax council's executive and development committee recently the facility's board is hoping the connecting road will be constructed during the winter. provided funding from the provincial Min- istry of Health is available. Mayor Jim Witty, a hospital board member, said the connection road probably won't be built until the spring. When the hospital was expanded last year, a new visi- tors' parking lot was built near Centennial Road to com- plement an existing visitors' lot off Harwood Avenue. A report from the Town's business development department stated the connecting road would make it more convenient to get between the two parking lots. Without the connecting road, motorists have to circle the hospital on Town roads to get from one lot to the other. The committee approved the hospital's request to build the connecting road and council will consider the matter on Nov. 7. Life -changing tips offered AJAX — A best-selling Canadian author and physi- cian will provide tips on turning your life around during a dinner hosted by the Ajax Rotary Club. Dr. David Posen wrote Always Change a Losing Game, which advises readers to change behaviors that aren't working. The dinner is being held Wednesday, Nov. 9, at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion hall, 111 Hunt St. A recep- tion is at 6 p.m.. dinner at 7 and Dr. Posen's speech at 7:45. Tickets an: S35 per person and are available from Ajax Rotarians or by calling president Val Marshall at 428-1328. Proceeds go tothe club's new international project. ,``r Signed cJo�./,,piiers of Dr. Posen's book will also be avail - "al the din��. T Y ♦ 6 . . , . • - , : - , , 6 • 1 . ., • P Separate school candidates square off for debate PICKERING — Candidates vying for Pickering seats on the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board will battle it out during an all -candidates meet- ing Wednesday, Nov. 2. The forum begins at 7:30 p.m. at St_ Mary Catholic High School, 1918 Whites Rd_, Pickering. For more information, call San- dra Hartley at 428-3699. 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S., from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, today and tomorrow. Wide range of crafts in 65 booths. Admission $3. Free parking. GLENDALE TENNIS: The Glendale Tennis Club hosts its annu- al general meeting at Vaughan Willard Public School, 1911 Dixie Rd. N., Pickering, from 10 a.m. to noon. All members and interest- ed potential members welcome. Call 831-9465 (Scott Smith) for more informnation, or if you wish to run for office. CABARET NIGHT: The fifth annual Cabaret Night will be held at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax, at 8 p.m featuring songs from Broadway. Proceeds for church work. $ 10 for adults, $8 for chikhm and seniors. 427-1352 (Bill). Billboard BAZAAR: St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N., Ajax, holds a bazaar from 9 a.m to 1 p.m Crafts, bake table, white elephant, tea room 683-4665. CONCERT: The Pickering Concert Band performs its Autumn Sounds concert at All Saints Anglican Church, Dundas St. W., Whitby, at 8 p.m Broadway numbers, big band tunes and marches. Special appearance by Quintic Brass. $5 for adults, $2 for seniors and students, free for children under 12.831-5508. HALLOWEEN DANCE: Pickering Swim Club hosts a Hal- loween Dance at the West Shore Community Centre from 7 p.m to 1 a.m Disc jockey, food table, cash bar. Prizes for best costumes. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, 0CWBER 2S, 1994 -PAGE 13 Tickets S 15 per person. $25 per couple. 420-6610 (Stye Ran). AUCTION: Claremont United Church, Old Brock Rd., holds a surprise auction of goods and services at 1 p.m Viewing and lunch from noon to 1 p.m Goods include quilt, wood toys, house clean- ing and pool party. 649-2133 (Maureen Ward). SENIORS' HALLOWEEN: The South Pickering Seniors' Club holds a Halloween party from 8 p.m to midnight at the Senior Citi- zens Activity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. 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E. fit O.E. 4 ' 40{, THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, oCDowa 24 l994 -PACE 1S oP5�E�A/A?oP5 Expect more from Sears rest Hall F� nab We ekend Noma ar eats 214s No Lower Prices this Season on a great selection of family fashions, furniture appliances and more! 30% off Selected boys' and girls' outerwear sizes 4-18 All boys' and girls' fleece wear sizes 4-18 Use your Sears Card and don't pay until October 1995 on all fumituret, major appliances, home electronics, vacuums and sewing machines On approved credit with your Sears Card. $25 administration fee applies. Offer ends Nov. 2, 1994. Liquidation items in Clearance Centres and Catalogue purchases are not included in this offer. Ask for details. t Excludes patio and baby furniture. Copyright 1994, Sears Canada Inc. This J Saturday bring the little goblins and join us for halloween fun., special activities, contests, treats and more for the entire family... Sale prices end Wed., November Z, 1994, while quantities last een Rnal Weekend� Sears Days %%VA on men's casual wear and shoes Save on men's sweaters, casual pants, sportshirts and knit shirts, plus activewear by Functionals', R&W, Fission, , Arnold Palmer' and Intersect S B11 li% ucwft welts, "tow= We nd U CMIM `SwiW h=W M em* re�lw ice Reg. prices shown are Sears prices Expect mors? fro?tt Sears SHOPSEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p _m.t.Sun.,11:00.a.rn. to 5:00 p.m. t MWY2 O a � ` ■ N _ PK fKE1te�G 3 N Expect mors? fro?tt Sears SHOPSEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p _m.t.Sun.,11:00.a.rn. to 5:00 p.m. PACE 46 -THE MEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCPOBJER A 1994 SPORTS NEW ♦RUGBY A'ax Wanderers ' Jin hunt for Toronto Rugby on AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club's men's third team will play for the Toronto Rugby Union Third Division title Saturday after a big win in the division semi-final in Markham last Saturday. The Wanderers thirds will take on the Toronto Lions second team at Fletcher's Fields in Markham at noon. To get to the =• final, the Wanderers first knocked off the Timberwolves of Alliston by a 13-3 score. Richard Thompson shred a trv, while Mike Shiels booted a convert and two penalty kicks. The Wanderers men's first team dropped a 17-3 decision to the Toronto Irish in the McCormick Cup consolation semi- final contest. Stu Dobbs kicked a penalty to account for all the Ajax scoring. The Wanderers seconds lost 28- 11 to the Balmy Beach thirds in TRU Second Division playoff action. The loss put the Wanderers out of post -season play. Chris Meadus scored a try, while Chris Duffy kicked two penalties. Meanwhile, the j wanderers men's over -35 team defeated ` the Oshawa Vikings 26-24 at the Wanderers club S u n d a y. Andrew Selbie and Rick Powers scored trys, while Dave Brown kicked two conversions. Next Sunday, the Wanderers club hosts an exhibition game between the current Dunbarton High School senior rugby team and a squad of Dunbarton alumni. No time has been set for the contest as yet. Anyone wanting to play for the Dunbarton alumni squad can call Toronto Irish and Ajax Wanderers players battle for the ball during McCormick Cep consolation action. YOU CAN AVE IT ALL! a lioni Find the perfect vr._ arrangement in our ir.A Orofessional 116 -page F-ID•Floral Selections guide. Whatcvcr the s:yIc, wha:cm budget - you can find floral dcagm for evcry occasion to our !' a Floral sclecuons guide a FOR QI:AIJT1'vALt:F Jk SER%'ICF BAY RIDGES FLORISTS INC. Phunr wden .tcc; 1215 RAYLY STREET charge c, 839-2949 ® Mims DAILY DELIVERED FROM OSHAWA TO OAKVILLE 8A Rgsrea T'M— Qt Ross TrAMMp Dalry Acyl 1 A TrW=ar el Fila = Tr as•rq DallYry Assn � 1y93 f ? L a 4Mia by: PW Haft Clue. Mn 116WA b Spa, Sue F1 Factory qAM, Ealtaida Mgmt, Plwuw Daw4irrue: Sat d Sun, Oct. 29 i 30 - (9 am. to 5 p.m.) Ew t s bwg heid n =Wlefion will a food dr" for"Ajas food Uk On SMurday and Sunday. Oct. 29M and 30th. it* busnessas on Faint St., (at WOO" Rd.) in Ajax ara hMV a Hallawan Wxk Party. tntlirw Sum Fs FFatoory out m will be holdmp its second Amual yAM Salo wM Realm on fabrics and home Wide aduAs shop al tr yand and bola sale dwldren wil be 111140110 purticipw in KOM FR dorsa and TAE KWON DO dlsw bid 11111" trMiors M Mademoink Spa Frontier He M Club will be otle M a SPECIAL SOX MONTH MEMBERSHIP for $99.00. Plwun valley will be on hard to take dtidran an pony rides and IM them jump around at aloin Bouncer (adfltssgn b Will is V_. As wal, pod the naorr$ mam wA be n Alimliarlce wih hie lace pairlwlp down The lap p01nM10 Will cm $1.00 and Wil be durWW w the Ajax Sakratgn Miry, FOOD BANK. AM mambars of dr co lmimity are ilrAW to wrta uW and pirticpm in Mie NMillit" and MV n a nor►• 11111IF1111111bill MMM d food wM ton. Th's With tt i stamped Halwim Do* Part paalport all WIf ble Cham w erlrr a draw for A M" of trM donMad by all berm w rwoksd a POR IMo% 4R W TM DWACE Comb SaWow,4274S77 - Harry Craig at 416-777-0292 or show up at the club by noon on Sunday. Ajax juniors defeat Pickering in ringette AJAX — Michelle Cooper's hat trick paved the way for the Ajax Provincial Driving Sctxml belle 'B' ringette team to defeat Pickering 6-2 in reuertt league action. Also scoring for Ajax were Amber Kuciks, Sarah McIlveen and Laura Bampton. Drawing assists were Hampton, Tara Standen, Laura Mackenzie, Kuciks. Ann Judges. Michelle Bradstock. Jackie Deschenes, and Cindy Schroeder. 14 NOVEMBRE VOTEZ SAMUEL MONTAS Pour one education Francaise de Qualite Conseiller Scolaire Section de Langue Francaise des Loles Separees UXBRIDGE - AJAX - PICKERING 852-9065 Authorised by Chief Financial Officer YES, YOU CAN DEPEND ON ME: []$ 0530 0560 ❑510005250 Or charge to D Visa OMasterCard Name: Address: City/Town: Prov.: Postal Code: Please make payable to: United Way of Ajax -Pickering 04 95 Bayly Street West, Suite 407 United Way Ajax, Ontario, LIS 7K8 Telephone: 686-0606 Card No: Expiry Date: Signature: BALANCE TO BE PAID: 0 Monthly 0 Quarterly (Jan., Apr., July, Oct.) 0 Other (Please Specify) Official receipts will be issued to contributions over $10.00. Under $10.00 on request. PLEASE RETURN TMS PORTION IN CLASSCOLOL'R EN VF.LOPr .Y111■■1:UZi""41 As awarded Investment Recovery Services in its capacity as Auctioneer 8 Liquidator will offer, for sale, the following inventory and assets as secured under the Landlord 8 Tenant Act. IMMEDIATE INVENTORY DISPOSAL Pickering up t Village o %:% Gallery Gnat Gift IMA d off LIMITED EDITION ART (Robert Bateman, AJ Casson, Trisha Romance, Les Taite, etc. too many artists to list.) FINE FURNITURE' CLASSIC REPRODUCTIONS' OBJECTS D'ART' COLLECTIBLES' ASSORTMENT OF ANTIQUE AND DECORATOR ITEMS' DINING SLATES ' OCCASIONAL TABLES' MAHOGANY CARVED CONSOLES 6 MIRRORS' CHINA CABINETS • ETC.' • • - For Sale Info. call 619-2323 E, • FA. Oct. 28, 7 PAA -10 P.M. it _ Sun. Oct. 30, 10 A.M.- 6 P.M. Z 50 Church St. South, ' = A follow the signs. ^inON1 4. TERMS: Payment by Cask Vim. Msstercar0, Amer. Sorry no Personal cheques. All •ales final. SALE CONDUCTED BY: INVESTMENT RECOVERY SERVICES AUCTIONEERS , LIQUIDATORS ' APPRAISERS LJAI MIMPKI MG19 MTNE Nll M ADV=T1S M FRMY, OffMLrR x' l",$ Pickering Panthers eewees perfect PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Harvey's -Liverpool Rd. major peewee 'AA' rep hockey team continues to roll, posting a 2-0 shutout victory over the Orillia Terriers last week. After a scoreless first period, the Panthers got going in the second frame. Gareth Cawley's early goal gave Pickering a 1-0 lead, as he deflected Kevin Oakley's pass in front. Pickering netted an insurance marker late in the third stanza from Sean Docherty who skated out of the corner and tucked the puck past the Orillia goalie at the side of the net. Paul Guthrie earned his second shutout of the season, stopping all 18 shots he faced. The peewee Panthers remain undefeated with a record of five wins and one tie. Pickering novices can't find range PICKERING — The Pickering Dr. Shapiro Panthers major novice 'AA' rep hockey team worked on its play in a tournament in Georgetown last weekend. The Panthers played to a I -I draw with St. Catharines, before losing hard-fought games to Brampton and Richmond Hill by identical 4-1 scores. Andrew Hackett, Eric Neubauer and Jamie Emshe did the scoring for Pickering in the three games, with assists to Adam Markew, Paul Jeffries and Brian Campbell. The Pickering defence was anchored by Neubauer and Shawn Dubeau who each won tournament awards as most valuable players on the team. In regular -season action, the Dr. Shapiro Panthers dropped four games. They lost to Newmarket 4-1. Mathew Fettes scored the lone Pickering goal, assisted by Michael Watkins. In a 9-4 loss to Aurora. Dubeau notched two goals, with singles to Emslie and Kyle Morrison. Campbell had three assists, Emslie two and Markew one. The Pickering novices also dropped league games to powerhouses Barrie and Bowmanville. In the 8-1 loss to Barrie, Jeffries scored the lone goal, assisted by Jennifer Sadler. In the 7-2 loss to Bowmanville. Dubeau and Robert Bailey fired the Pickering goals with assists to Hackett and Emslie. The Panthers' goaltending tandem of Nicholas Seelert and Luke Chivers continued to impress by turning in consistently strong games. team couldn't hang on to a slim lead, managing a 2-2 tie with the Vaughan atom 'A' (Power) Rangers in a recent league match. Pickering led 2-1 late in the game, but Vaughan scored the equalizer with only a few minutes remaining in the final stanza. Greg Cusack and Andrew Jackson scored for Pickering, with assists to Joel Markham, Grant Gooley, Eric Ranta and Cusack. Chris Franz and Luke Gregoire shared the goaltending duties and turned in outstanding efforts. Aerials could teach Bell atoms reindeer new moves PICKERING — You can make settle for tie someone on your Christmas list jump PICKERING — The Pickering sky high and watch some high -flying Bell Canada atom 'B' rep hockey gymnasts on two consecutive days F inuckplayp next month. The Pickering Aerials Gymnastics Club is hosting the Gymnastrada gymnastics meet Saturday, Dec. 3 and a Christmas craft show Sunday, Dec. 4 Q%GKERyU, from noon to 5 p.m. During the craft MALS show, there'll be GYMNAST= g y m n a s t i c s demonstrations and an hourly door prize draw. The Aerials need craft vendors for the show. Applications can be picked up at the club until Nov. 10. The Aerials club is beside the MoviePlex 9 Cinemas at Hwy. 2 and Dixie Rd., Pickering. For more information, call 839- 5260. AFT 8395186 FAMILY DENTISTRY IN PICKERING DR. P. GOODMAN O & DR. S. WEINER & ASSOCIATES rip (Q/ LIN HOUSE ORAL SURGEON & PERIODONTIST EMERGENCIES SEEN IMMEDIATELY EVENINGS & SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT SENIORS DISCOUNT DENTISTRY WHILE ASLEEP AVAILABLE ' 1 HALLOWEEN CIGLDRENS C= IVA*309.99 COSTUME Wes *3.99 • 04.99 LOTS OF MA" -UP *1.00 a w - AIMRATED FIGUIRAM *ZZ." EA. S Glow IN TIS DARK SKELETONs 06 99 DOOR MATS 56.99 EA• wwoaw aRMS S1..4" GLOM OF MOO>RATfOlgi " C'1+l0O 111!9001 i7!?AL AAL X Miili=i� lif6! t;Ot. M.e 4r�AZ K. Kids Would Like To Congratulate BEN SNAPE On His 4th Place Finish At The WORLD TRAMPOLINE CHAMPIONSHIP Held In Portugal Ben Is Currently Coaching 1550 GAYLY SL Barbarian Boys At Ian' 3U KINDERNASTIC KIDS 1 FREE CHICKEN SANDWICH!*i I Buy a chicken sandwich b medium hies b get a i 2nd chicken sandwich FREE with this coupon. 1 PWM present otic 1 j coupon before ordering. Not valW 1 �\ with any other oMecRICER I cath value. Ap MiNG 1 Applicable taxes 1 payable by bearer. Vaid at* at Apx PicMetp loati 1 t taetplry Nov 7l94 � 'Ing Driver-TMu open until 2:00 a.m. Fri. & Sat. k1ex Drive Thru open daily until 2:00 a.m. 839m5951 927 UVERPOOL RD. SOUTH (UVERPOOL 8 BAYLY) rU in Need to protect your castle? 41.et me help find insurance for your home. Pint : m a ;qy 1 I'v dear ticsarraace trvlafDer, 1 asdeeetaad. JOHN L LAY NSURANC� $ROKERS I n�NM avWMI-1 eoantetarSkhlAtc9WO - PHONE: 683-3301 atArfass Treat the kids to McDonald's Halloween Gift Certificates This year, tree your liedb goblins to BOOK OF TEN, ONLY McDonald's I1alloaresn dile C" icales A book of 10 Certifieabs for jut $1,00. Eachuncle e.ra OP* a «2 am kids a and under to . epseiN s e.. said... Their ehoios of Not Fudge, Caramel or Strawberry. so this year. treat Cham to the great tape of YeDatald'e. Because any tine's a good tiae for a Sundast AJAX LOCATION .. .. 222 BaYIY St. W., 686-2133 KEEP IN TOUCH • e" Oshawa/Whitby This week t� d Ajax/Pickering fVews Advertiser �Cn6source 68311111111117040 5100 - INFOSOURCE DIRECTORY Call 683-7040 using a touch-tone or push button telephone that emits tones. It's a FREE call from Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax -Pickering areas. When prompted Enter 5010 if you enter the 4 -digit are not familiar code of your choice with this system. from the directory Press ' to end provided. 7000 - J.T. Bean Coffee Market 7001 - Custom Sports Wear 7004 - Cash 'N' Dash - Pick 3 (Financial Services) 7005 - Money Mart - 62AARI (Cheque Cashing Centres) 7006 -Windward Inc. Town of Pickering (Waterskis, Skateboards) 7008 - Fire Patrol Equipment (Extinguishers, Smoke Detectors) 7009 - Pyrene= B Security (Fire Protection & Security Systems) 7027 - Kandies Kookies 8 Snakz 7028 - Durham Carpet 7029 - Pizzaville 7030 - Billingsgate 7031 - Baker's Dozen 7032 - Saunter's Inn 7033 - Premiere 7034 - Decorating Den 7035 - Carlmar Health Foods 7036 - Recycled Rythms 7037 - Pizza Nova 7042 - Regalis, Fine Dining 3 Banquet Rooms SPORTS -D. 5033 - National Football League Sponsored by MR. LM 5034 - Toronto Maple Leafs 5035 - Canadian Football Lague Pro w Why 5037 - Ossh Sports Update 5038 - Oshma/Whitby Hockey Update 5039 - Oshawa Gemals 5041 - National Hockey League 5042 - Proline 1 - Mm College 5137 - A gftnng Sports Updak 5138 -AjaixftHockey AMHockey 5139 - Raiders 5140 - AoWiclieting Dolphin: Football 5141 - Local Rin etbe U dabs • — • I I I Lei Ell V 0 5020 . As BWXby 5 5022 - Taunts 5023 - GwM 5024 • Canoar 5025 - Leo sots - vkp 5027 - Libra SM • scorpio 5029 - Sagittarits 5030 - Capricorn 5031 - Agmits, Sponeoned by TOYOTA 5032 -WWW places your call. 5016 - Joke of the Day Sponsored by PARTYTYIMIE RENTALS 5017 - Quote of the Day • 5062 - Big Brothers (Oshawa) Sponsored by Mr. Lube 5063 - 1 Parent Families (Durham District) (Regional Office) 5499 - DURHAM REGION CRIME STOPPERS Sponsored by PyreW 2218 Security 6002 - Big Brothers (Ajax/Pick.) 7022 - Oshawa Centre Cinemas Sponsored by J.T. SEANCOFFEMARKET 7023 - Whitby Cinemas Sponsored by PRO GOLF, WWFIBY 7024 - A* k g Cinemas S TIE LONE STAR CAFE 7025 - Pickering by by LICKSSponsored LICKS NOMESUROERs 5044 - Weekly Video 7003 - LORD BYRON SEAFOOD WEATHER 5556 - Environment Caneds Sponsored by RECYCLED SPORTS 7070 - Daily SelloMs By MARL.M TRAVEL •• • 5060 - Daily Investor Report by 0-0 ON LOS 7263 - Current Investment Rates by IAN HAM - IwDLAND WALWYK 7080 - Current Mortgege Rants by LYNN SETTS - NON= FMAMM lEM 11003 - TOPS (Talo an "Unds $ernbM "For Advertising Information on Infosource call Tote 'D 0 0 00win pawnaa�nnn�• MONDAY TO iFRWAY 10:00 - 9:30 SATt/RDAY 9:00 - &W -SUhID� 44lAO'�3:00 - THPNEWSADVENMERPRIVAT,'oCrogat 2g,1g"pAGtf! SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6/94 If you are plannit. ; a wedding within the next 2 years, You will want to attend. Door Prizes - Gift Bags TREE by Invitation Cali Ann 839-4040 or Lynn 427-9009 Be sure to shop the News Advertiser! 1P Fish & Chips SENIORS'DAY Every Monday Halibut &Chips FAMILY PACK 899 4 Fish & 3 Chips Large Cole Slaw PARTY PACK 2595 6 Fish & 4 Chips LUNCH SPECIAL Chicken Fingers orgg Shrimp with Chips or 4 Fish & Chips with Pop 750 Oklahoma Dr. PICKERING �42wr! FAMILY 831-1222 t RCK z� ` - LOTTERIES 500 5001 - 649, Sponsored by THE BREW KETTLE, AJAX 5002 - Pick 3 5003 - Super 7 5W$ - 62AARI 7026 - Town of Pickering (Culture A Recreation) 5016 - Joke of the Day Sponsored by PARTYTYIMIE RENTALS 5017 - Quote of the Day • 5062 - Big Brothers (Oshawa) Sponsored by Mr. Lube 5063 - 1 Parent Families (Durham District) (Regional Office) 5499 - DURHAM REGION CRIME STOPPERS Sponsored by PyreW 2218 Security 6002 - Big Brothers (Ajax/Pick.) 7022 - Oshawa Centre Cinemas Sponsored by J.T. SEANCOFFEMARKET 7023 - Whitby Cinemas Sponsored by PRO GOLF, WWFIBY 7024 - A* k g Cinemas S TIE LONE STAR CAFE 7025 - Pickering by by LICKSSponsored LICKS NOMESUROERs 5044 - Weekly Video 7003 - LORD BYRON SEAFOOD WEATHER 5556 - Environment Caneds Sponsored by RECYCLED SPORTS 7070 - Daily SelloMs By MARL.M TRAVEL •• • 5060 - Daily Investor Report by 0-0 ON LOS 7263 - Current Investment Rates by IAN HAM - IwDLAND WALWYK 7080 - Current Mortgege Rants by LYNN SETTS - NON= FMAMM lEM 11003 - TOPS (Talo an "Unds $ernbM "For Advertising Information on Infosource call Tote 'D 0 0 00win pawnaa�nnn�• MONDAY TO iFRWAY 10:00 - 9:30 SATt/RDAY 9:00 - &W -SUhID� 44lAO'�3:00 - THPNEWSADVENMERPRIVAT,'oCrogat 2g,1g"pAGtf! SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6/94 If you are plannit. ; a wedding within the next 2 years, You will want to attend. Door Prizes - Gift Bags TREE by Invitation Cali Ann 839-4040 or Lynn 427-9009 Be sure to shop the News Advertiser! 1P Fish & Chips SENIORS'DAY Every Monday Halibut &Chips FAMILY PACK 899 4 Fish & 3 Chips Large Cole Slaw PARTY PACK 2595 6 Fish & 4 Chips LUNCH SPECIAL Chicken Fingers orgg Shrimp with Chips or 4 Fish & Chips with Pop 750 Oklahoma Dr. PICKERING �42wr! FAMILY 831-1222 t RCK z� ` 00 Careers PROGRAMLER/ANALYST re quired with o pens = in C, C. and SOL Extra consideration will be given for Powsrbuilder. LAN and Client/Server srrasrlerna. The taaocsssfuI ean- didsts will have strong com- nerrleafbn ata rnothstion likes and MIM be a vakuble addition to TaS Team. Please r~Mlardtyour resume b: Lima Plebslgs, or- ganization Metrics, t0 Winchester Rd. E., Box 55o, Brown. Ors. LOB 1 Co (102694) HAVE 15 hours a week you wall [lie to retake productive? Work out of yow nom . cam $1500 per month with an excel - lard 38 Lear old company. Cal (416)264.4493.(110194) TEMPORARY FACTORY WOKKMS needed by a steel door and frame manufacturer to fill in during peak periods. Successful applicants will be trained on several jobs, may lead to full time employment Please forward your resume to: S.W. FIendni; 20 Barr Rd., Ajax, Ont. LIS 37[9 attention: Ms. I. Dupuis Only nose applicants selected will be contacted. CARDI NAL aasSas • t9a►aralnw ax NANNIES REQUIRED AJAX MUNICIPAL HOUSING CORPORATION ASSISTANT/RELIEF SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE, required for POST HILL 132 Kingston Road West, Ajax, Ontario This is a new high rise apartment and town house development for families, seniors and singles. The couple appointed will be required to be present and on call every alternate evening and weekend as well as for statutory holidays and the Superintendent's vacations. One of the couple will be required to work full time as the Assistant Superintendent. A rent free two bedroom and den apartment will be provided in addition to a salary of $13,482.00 per annum together with benefits package. Previous related experience and ability to commence wonting at an early date would be an advantage. Resume to: J.EV. Jones. Property Management Officer 40 Kitney Drive, Ajax, Ontario LIS 4B3 Fax - 905-683-9274 Pickering Town Centre requires "EXPERIENCED" Post Office Clerk For temporary work. Start immediately, till new year. "Apply in Person Only" 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 Yong* St., Unit 344 Netwmark*t, Ontario. L3X 1X4 Please do not apply In person $201.5500 WEEKLY 4ssembie products a ho,,M. Easy' No Sell r c,. You're paid direct. Fully WaranfeW ALASKA JO Earn up to S30 000 n 3 Maros I6fting sainon Ano corstruction. cannery, d eelas Irnorel Mature part-time representative required to show security products in a retail setting, at our Ajax Price Club location. Previous retail experience required, hours are scheduled, wages $7.00 per hour, plus bonus. Please Cal Brent MacKinnon at (416)730-0867 as EXPERIENCED e SALES PEOPLE/ NEEDED FOR HEALTH CLUB EXCELLENT PAY SALARY PLUS COMMISSION 135 Skilled Help Our Durham Region client has immediate openings for the following positions: - CNC Lathe Operator - CNC Milting Machine Operator - Shop Fore -Perron Please forward resume to: JAN PARKS ■ THE The Minacs Group Inc. ■�� MINACS 915 Sandy Beach Road ■■■■ GROUP Pickering, Ontario L1 W 1 Z5 ■■■■■ INC Fax 905-837-5009 Quality day care available in my Westrtey/Rossland home. Non-smoking mother with ECE. References available. Please call 686-4683 AJAX - daycare available• malts of z any age welcome. Close to park. big backyard and cad lunches. 663-0067. (103094) SHARON'S Specialized Dayeare Program. 6.18 months Plus. Sale, stimulating nun environment. 5 years experience. ECE and NNEB, First Aid, CPR. Cons take a lookl Cal Sharon, Brody Hwy 82 EXPERIENCED full and part in Pickering 905-428-3441. time sales people required IN ladles fashion accessory bout4kad. Call 144X1.265.7775' • . • eat ST. (110194) trtrstfgaaayaaaaaa■St1115N1l1aaaaa■s1a■$Iaaaa OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE a alight -lend return 2 oak oMce 1g aeeretary'a desk___520aOO chairs. al 00.00 pair R 11 1 wood desk with 2 side chain-_._.SM.es pair X watching credenaa_S450.« I secretarycbolr---_SSe.es R a 1 wood desk_..._.__S3ss.0e 1 IBM Selectrk a 1 high back chalr___S5Qo0 typewrlter_.____S3$.44 R a 1 bigh back ciulr Photocopier with R I"Contour" ---.5100.00 Doc feeder_ __�_3400.0e y24 Boardroom table AEG Olympia Is III and 7 chalrs_.._.__.5«0.00 printer colour____5300.00 R a For more inrormation please call 416.565-7365 wad ask for i4 10 Patrick. View days • Friday October 251h, Monday, October R a 31st & Tbesday, No -ember ISL tsRliRliltRfsltlslilifslsIgxxiilitilsxx xtiitlgllRltgIlRR PIANOS/GRANDFATHER Clocks - Durham's lergesI - I -- : Articles tion - New and used p( M. N01 ' Wanted sure? Rem to own. apt. size, assmsmommom- upright. grand. digital, OLD and good carnwas. gold keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free ' . 9L01tDE wood CDA for oral surgery office, approx. 30 Ms. per week. Mon- day -Friday. no evenings. no weekend&. Car required. $9-11 per M. Mail resume to: Dr. Fenwick. 40 King St. W. sWZ Oshawa. Ont. L1H 71.5. (110«) ed taDlle. $10. Coffee and one and obb. $15. plus sterling, optical Instrument, do" and lief UP)- Tnrtrndprs jewellery, watches, old china ' • sevingsl Telep Piano Works. and glass. antique furniune. Cal and ori arid table, $75. Cafes 433-1491. (TF) 432-1678.(110194) . and two end tables, Couch. Couch and Char. $375. Cooude, COMPUTERS - NEW i USED WANTED - old and antique CARPETS - las of carpet, 10o% moderns $65. 170 Meg drives, furniture, anything ow. Scientific nylon wa stain release carpet $198. - trades accepted. BM instruments, china, silver• on hard. I will carpet 3 rocas, PSII So's w/cobur monNors, advertising, sporting, toys, 5348. Price includes carpet. $495. New Printer, $175. We decoys. dolls. milk bottles. cot - premium pad, expert need your computer trade inm laxfors or estates. Cal Robert installation, last delivery, free Computer Clearance Centre. Bowen Antiques (905) 655- se"t"011145 (30 yards). Norrtran. sg62314. (TF) 1YOUR 161 King St E. Bowmanviils. 6049. Brooklin. (TF) AJAX Pickering Appliances - no Own Book Published. KEYBOARD (Pians) wanted in reasonable offer refused• fully One copy s49.95 plus taxes and At condition. Please prone 721. guaranteed. Reconditioned shipping. For details, write 0601. (110196) BOOKS BY KIDS, 1300 King St. acwliences- Come mane - a E. Unit 27. suite 157. OMaw,- FAX US YOUR AD deal. 427.6784. 467 Write Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) Ore.L1H 6X5 or fax (905) 726 579-2238 Mon - Fd, 7 - ap a , Nor. mtokar. baby wing, $40 Car Sandy. Franck speaking preferred. 4"73.(110294) 6290. (111594) JUDY'S BRIDAL RENTAL - af- fordable wedding gowns to by • . . - . or rent. large selection of sizes ' ' Sales and styles. Call Judy. (905) 579- HwM@a. regnied.WestrneyvWASHER/ORYER, ood Hwy n2. Car 905.616.6097. 9 4782.(110494) :dta 36TEMPORARY CARPET - donl buy anywhere GARAGE SALE Oise until Mow you w34 i an SAT., OCT. 29, 8:30 A.M.-4 P.M. 0oo f for you. Cal Gord. 434-0222- (110194) 2354 STRATHMORE CRES., PICKERING PELLET stove. whasiow. Ad. (Finch/Valley Farm) vantage III asking $1.950. Crafts and odds and ends Telephone (905) 831-9144. (110194) GARAGE SALE ' . 9L01tDE wood CDA for oral surgery office, approx. 30 Ms. per week. Mon- day -Friday. no evenings. no weekend&. Car required. $9-11 per M. Mail resume to: Dr. Fenwick. 40 King St. W. sWZ Oshawa. Ont. L1H 71.5. (110«) ed taDlle. $10. Coffee and one and obb. $15. plus SATs OCT. 29, 8 A.M. -1 PAIL con.s table. lido. Wood coffee 952 GLENANNA RD., PICKERING and ori arid table, $75. Cafes WOO ihlrlg WiVefSall. furniture, 2 Small boats, . and two end tables, Couch. Couch and Char. $375. Cooude, Otfleir MSC. hOl1ar@h* chair and Wessel $375. Flow FIREWOOD - quaky aesWmi Ir hardwood. SIM per bush GARAGE SALE model colour T.V., $.700. Oak blas Iron` glen `able, 1 75. Glass kitchen table, $175. SUNDAY, OCT. 30, 9 A.M. - 2 PAIL Dinette table, 6 chairs, 330o. 1452 OLD FOREST RD., PICKERING Dining table 4 dues- $400 7 located RO IMMEDIATELY Noexperuncenecessa0, FORr1ED1ATE HEALTH Care Company FIREWOOD - saesMre qualdy Dce. dining suits• $600. at sebankAFfwy,52) Isquirss: 1) Extremely organized hardwood. Guaranteed extra Microwave, $9s. While Iriage, Fumitwe, TV skits, fled chesterfield b other Odds it ends. LIVE-IN OR Cat 114U -6414M RESPONSE CUL person with DME. z! Delivery � time k*f SMaSWOd. Cut 111,400.30- stow with frena, LIVE OUT t00'EXL 24 h19 I-SD$4 64513 Ext K100 person that knows Durham ' - Ho+esi MwAurem*M doors. $150. 30• gold stove. T Ad Region please Free delivery Koz Heat $200-- DRIVERS PREFERRED. CALL NOW FOR INTERVIEW. 619-3351 BS HOIEIIAI(ERS! »� nmpA e w Y CIA 1» er. VZM o we Ise our Yard Sale File a7062, gel repair llhpby This Firewood, (905) 753-2246. New dryer. sm. wao-idry-. Mon. - Ffl. Week. $65 Farewell St., (103011114) $350. Office furrrtws. $15.225. In This Spot Oshawa LIw 71-5. (110394) FULL time dorsal rsceptionip FIREWOOD - quaky aesWmi Ir hardwood. SIM per bush To Phone SyowTL $100. Black queen naw. h 11 $175. 5 pos. bed Call h( VV�-511 0 required to a busy practice. Able Software knowledge an cord. Linndd quantity. Cast 1- 705.9444801 7 p.m. -11 p.m udw $400.31-- Mtalwbed (no suae (no - cut w NI su fee- f i5�50 aridd asset. Mww um at 3 years m- Peri need only to apply- shear. Atom*Siwcae 34 LdWAM tt $500. queen box and "MAUMf200. Bea abler on all 1 Pleasea 1OrwSard assume Io File ' 436.3904. (110394) • • , 07056. Oshawa/Whitby TMs be 0xperl0ncee. energetic. - txvrpraer with 40 mss Hdu, 1W 'WAY available. 432 -crafts, Week, $65 Farewell St. ISI" Caalbn 3 SN /.2m floppy DOS word -- wNFIE EXPERIENCED installers Oshawa, Ont. L1H 7L5. Ing a �WF� � MO Monier readMsst a50 �+,un*c.aU c cD A Fr c A S E PART TIME RIDE WANTED needed. Heating and air -Sport Ca 6e 2 mag. Hdu.4 $450. 396 l.ijiuJ i a iLtfr7 iAAJC i Ja1i.G TELEMARKETING from Pickering VIfM9e � ( scar John. • ' 2 ;a,c � = M= floppy v colour onfiw Sa�'d3y, November 12 POSITION C l and iron) Dtxham 1156 after 5 pin. (1030•$) moues. DOS. I , a- , WP 5.1. AVAILABLE CO 30 b It NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER GENERAL Electric dryer. 5 imaw pc ss7D i� FX 2a$ 1929 Fairport It& 7MLTrairkhm 7 0 a m - 4 p.m boki!g.. Pidwfrtg eD howl own Programs, wrerera wakip Printer $100. 821-7401. proy(�d Mon. - Ffl. orpwnsm urn ploy l e ler part rinse ad Please rme In tar 3 cirierwL Stalt�Apor orlon. Aaklrg $250 obak Cal (110194) COUNTRY Christmas Craft CALL 6196991 aflBr 4 phone p/ (905) 8396378 (10309) 1 1695. Call 905-420-3766. 905437-01216. (1 (11ot9q �) f i5�50 aridd shear. Atom*Siwcae 34 LdWAM rtlly66n 6.9 pJn 427-7154 HAIRSTYUST wgise . mull ' PEIgOp daAie slrerar, S27S. CAREGIVER required in our Fisher Prim wo dwi, $26. hoone for 3 yet old all day anti 5 Casco infant car asst. 82L Baby . st�T wwhhile Www wed dryer, $560 a pair. Excefte t condition. Deffvefyhibilofs a pair.E&a=e=ri8L Pak 9L odwe at Sun. Now. 13, 10.3 pail. 62 ex- oft a ons adectioe W WANTED - experintced dog be 0xperl0ncee. energetic. yw old befon✓atter sdrooL bedkanin 82L Fisher Phos 1W 'WAY available. 432 -crafts, ClMsktr gfl■ and homs •koarttsr. Please d 5116341 . (1MM) lfiee'al l W4 and � ag toes■ d t8o Wall ws, Car 434- (F Yeo are single of a single Mon - Fd, 7 - ap a , Nor. mtokar. baby wing, $40 Car Sandy. Franck speaking preferred. 4"73.(110294) 756L (110394) Of10S decorsting rein■ kilo 434 5631. WOOD Som, W,i,MI-„�shitM""with 2324.(11019) panteerree ye r dkrork three years work HwM@a. regnied.WestrneyvWASHER/ORYER, ood Hwy n2. Car 905.616.6097. 9 F(,M,. d, 2LWx2S'$450•�bns :dta 36TEMPORARY READY to OsooratO tMrernnfe91EtAIr10iMadniteO(aerslotsre bisques. Santos. Chlstmas bas apply •159deffrionstrations pan Ono food Oipsflen4s, you cosy g1■Oy for for *teaassitiarnae mMli. 1200 gaff. Car 906 (100194) 281k14', $30. Two Dor locale. $3tres. $10. Indians, aninab and Fiia1 St . Ajrk, Ore (110194) 9l..sec OK Christmas o lYeo w 509.2«, (10009) and Cal1723.5349.Vlebrisn New Pisces. Sa w- �,L $7 50 pet hour. Mut be oar and hams recsraly bsea IIAIMIYAIOIISEItEEPER Nov. (110294) PORCELAIN Doll Making to days ony 10.3 p m. Corantfc FULL time and part time dependable and next. CaM lid o9, youmarV1%forkat► b1S ' - "ft barn sWb begininerg. creme your own Warehouse, hairstylist with 2-3 years enpsriernce Car 94) do* (905) Janice 10 - A (WR 4274730. wbt�- D /CERT., (1110/94) Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base, batlrnorti rsarYe bows, good hors, {�, ,Ogopleheft WSHEDUMtaar on sIM 9a8 $5e9k �d coffieckw �Y dol. logosrrLavailable.o2Cal s3.Osharis (333/WBowndafyRd 609-3522 ask for Nancy.Word, (102694) Acepac. Bedford, CAFETERIA w et Ausoc*Harvard diets. PagemCompukor.ter 6968904 Why wlsMaoys after 390 OAl(IPME FUiMMTURE - DnL (110394) Did L wttber, bkd �� M210 240¢altog m tOQHpt P ( ) • ' yHarvard. Corel, Computer - pay retal( prices? One of eHng or Call 905.509-4961. PEOPLE'S TAXI requires part Cowtioo Rd. i 401 area, Programming and Systems Onlarb's oldest and lar gest e' drivers and dlepaldnars rreded iennnediately for fast growing must hats own transportation. Andyist, Cobol, Paso( and C. Cal Dorsa (905) $78-1145 6 PA hop, Ouw k Express and g ntanule"Uhil s is now asafng • • dire* b the Public. Eq. oak CARPET BrakOr, 100% Nylon, thick, • stain resistant • AMATEUR DOG TRIP( COW company N Alex. PaMO time, no experience necessary. am. -4 paw (1 10394) Illustrator. Durham Business ALTERNATE Long Distance gfiloufar C01ege, 427-3010. Pedltpd table no Ow oat and DAYCARE available In my 4 Wier chant• $799 - W oak comet. For 3 rooms, onft sm. grille W Yds kwnPM. LOST-g,�Inch rr,,:, M(N- ature Dobwman Pinschar on TEST - Canadian Pat Expo, lemly kin. fres Nnplss, Nov. 4,5 and 6. Exhbition Place, 7770.(110194) CLEAN= person �� 10 Phos COY needs friendly outgoing people Io tegfsler nerlr hcfne, etpes(eneed, any age, do" pedestal due OaL and 6 lace . Non srnoker. no pets, dam• $1429. Carrsnbd beds, defwte Pad as inglif loll in you► ham. Free quotation N Oct. 19. black and tan. r found. please cal Donna, (416) 254. Tao o. WIN CASH. MR 642 - 2422. Must pro -register. Helen9 (tone Services. Please ted 427-1041. (102894) ouslom re, $450 ' ire 61 Cal7. interview.1103"(905) atg 6547. LkwPeo`'Gbnarwa area. Call ti K Over 20 stain dtoion - d Barbara 905-420-5387. �' no Vartsers - TradBioneI Your hoots No interest, no pay. mtarMs tot one fuer Yew lad DOC 7265. (102694) (11029) -0 WOULD you be iaereeted it (110394) REGISTERED Plrytb•w1plp Wwdwodd% 9016.995.6774. WESTiEY4108SL.AND -- need IM Daniel. 1.900.217-0104. •' - - • • DONT tl your dog eo� iso lenaN NIM. use a DOGGIE making "M money? Do you -MATURE and 10 wok b gofabfc home Cane. L_o-nA a red" bsbyskw with 7 years GAMES 1-Gsnco 2 Pift- bas- • • DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS- hawo 7-10 hours per well to do qrm care setting In quired to prepare food and 1M1eoY. emse, c Snacks and hot FULL length Norwalgian blue sok ketball machine, 1 -Street POSAL SYSTEM. 9 a.m.. 9 soh For more information please ad 1400.331-3841 (24 Fur urns or pm rifts verve, 2 days, 2 nights, one noun ovalleble. $34JM. 416 waakena, Slats fll" ix- t Mrs. 489.1832 or 416-425-9722. (unc(sg, refersrtow. babies an cost In ettoelses corndiion $800 welcome. Call 427-4937. ob.o. Car 8561787. (110194) shooter Pinball mechk wtlrk• ing condition. Bop Wier. Phots PALADEN DOG OBEDIENCE - vOwknny W 5413 or $2AD ON VM les) (TF) Valal's PiaA Pickering Town (11039) (103094) SOFA and aM4vM IDdker, sup (905) 578-0158. (110194) atraliffe moved by saNwualor RJLF. a0. (TIF) CLASS A- Lbafwd Mechanic Centre. Apply In person only DENTAL Ass i s t a n t I AJAX North End. C*6ife avoi- °Ned tl O m'Iplewood atxlsrtt, SOLJD Oak dining I- tabisr Porde Dog Treinkg School. GERMAN Shepherds - w w a 40 Yw App Mi0e ,�,(� for Pk knkq area shop. Call aver 1:30 pin. (11039) EXPERIENCEO halret lip time Y for slaw OW" W- able in non smoking $125• Lmpe henry pine rocking environment, °merinoq care to ter. Padded Anne, 4- foam children any age, ilfares cushions, $40. Also light double Pedestal. 2 captains chairs pkis 4 halbadt risks, imtaculea condition. Aw opeimp aMWAS lim rept dwoeg a-Wowo*v Nwr. 16 and NOV- 29, "M bYck, earmw and Czwh blood lines. Parents on •0542D.1399 IlsltrMn 66p cal t �1f019t)-, �� StrWAK W �- SM � In �in9- � � (5) 0560 p1019W wef- Dons too Mfererroes avdgble, wooden rocker, needs g $1$00 ob.o. Telephone 721- PWW and nwAoL Ow evoeess rag opeaks for premises. CKC Registered. Shag. SM Car 9014@SeM ` .. .. .83.11.32.111Z. (110294) .. Cad 6960959. (103094) .. reflnishfnp, $15. 723-e294: Mid (t/•194) Mesa. TOL am w26„ (10299) (11.194) --.7 4if ffr,�, " o' & e , * " , , , , . - . , . , � 'r . . _W#Y, MOM 28V 19941�FAGZ 2 1 �430 400 400 1430 ,1*4 Pontiac Omissible SE ful. W M� ly boded. 22,000 krna� white lobs, M"� OXIIW so*" with red I dorim 111111111.5W. obA. Ob 0 Also 1994 Buick 23,000 it"*.. boded. =421, 434-7564 or pager 416-376- Apartments 7679. (110304) 400 For Rent �"_o Tame Wagon. ;�._.ps., MMMMMMN=mWftm- - lift, air con.. arnflitricassaftle.so- BLOORIPARK Rd. wisis, ua seat. mint condition. highway OshawjL one room, 80 koW kms. only. A steal at S6100 Ing bachelor apartment, SM O.b.o. 726-1420.(102894) I'Mor". Available Nov. 1. Con 1907 Cavalleir HatchbacK grow 728-5382.(410294) COURTICE - basement offe silver. 4 cylinder. auto. Very rell- pICKERM . bodroarn. private parking and Brock FidulMajor entrance. Ffidgis, stove. cable, able transportation. $2000 Oaks. bright I bedroom bass.. WHITBY ..I w bedroom. private parking. appliances, laundry, of C.. fireplace, non sinakerr, no LARGE 2 BDRM pets. 3625 Inclusive. Flinsiflaw.- OSHAWA in 6 plex. 1.5 :ks references. Call 837-5186 or 4 " badlS01ill, I ON -1684. (110304) 1-il __ . 311 bd... PICKERING - dean 3 bodinocin condominium aponment for wo, 1.5 baths. ont-in kitchen. CLoso 10 Go and 401. $975 monthly Inclue". Call evenings, 906- 420-3680.(102894) oextilied. 655-55M after 6 prn. merit sParimen -. S5W plus hyft. Nov. THREE bedroom main floor. 11. separate . an space available. Cam. = traileirs"nic"hon SIM Nov. I to May 1. 905428-7373 is# or Travoir. (ji0ligit) 04DOOR Storage. safe. H - i and secure storage for cars. boats and trailers. Call 705-357- 2406 fax 705-357-1482. ONE non smoking tenant Preferred to sham 4 bedroom horns with landlor 0. *W per IWS Celebrity. aulo. 2. 5 engine. *Mrarm, 4 pc. bath, W ndry - -1111G, 57"948. 111021111M) large 2 Fridge. stove and dishwasher. bedroom baserneird apartment, THICKSON Rd. S. 3 bedroom, 5 weak. 623-W97. (102894) - bedroom. 2 bath oceanview one Owner. low mks. Pa., pb.. facilities. $600 Plus 1/3 utilities. NO ONE d two droom Share laundry room. South Alex- apart- s*pa rate entrance. laundry, Cal 6a&5519. (1109") merit in appliances, non smoker MASTER bedroom With onsuft front condo. Indoor -4 radio. sixcelsont Cie an -kv Psts/smoking. Available Oshaw , contra parking , $750 utilities Included. Prs(Dffsd Fenced yard. no pets. balf"OO I end walk in d I Plot d . Pools and w QOr Pa". Cal car. Was $2695. now 112395. Immediately. Call 420-1277. bc-stion, hill", asove, Carpel. Available Dec. lot or sooner. EXCEPTIONALLY clean one reforen'ces. Available share all facilities. $400 905-837-2752. (110194) Condied. Hurry on this one. 7 (102894) immadiass Possession Shop- Cal 428-9M. (110194) bedroom condo In a now high immeldiately. Firstirlast. S990 + monthly. Call Steven at 905- GORGEOUS three bedroom more nice cars to choose frorn. Cal 427-9722 anytime ' Russ, NEWER logo bachelor base- ping plus. Ous stop. laundry - security lowriale building. Corn- facilities. Call 725-2642 ahor 5 ROUGE Valley - near Lake and utilities. Leave message. 723- 1093.(110394) 686-1233. Available ifirimedialelly. condo. CIO" to farrous; Clear Open 7 days a week. Big Town son- apart'lort rww Oshawa Contra. Bath, kitiction. Plate with cla, underground Pm (1101941 Park- Ono bedroom, tifight clean guaranteed. Profes.-ii- Ing In additions. plumbing, Woudatiom free In (110194) Water Beach, pool. jacuzzi. Sal". (110394) O -W + utilif ies, parking Included. S UN W at parking. private balcony and 5 S"r 0 entrance, ng I OSHA k - of �Grandvie park' appliances. Use of sauna, laundry. non BOWMANVILLE - cozy 3 bedroom horns h wit fireplace, FURNISHED room in private 880. private yard. available no*�May 1995. For information 1965 Nissan 200 SX. air and all working person. Fintliflast. 579. smoker. 650 S area. large bright two bodicion inclusive. Available Nov. 1. whirlpool and terrace. Centrally garage and appliances included. Parking. home. CIC" 10 laundry. and to view "os, 686-9846 or accessories including talking 7373. (102894) basement apartment. heal, (905) 5M3W. (110394) located in Oshawa. close to all Available Dec. 1 - Asking $995. bus. shopping. Cable and 579,3788. (TF) compuief and row firm, $2495 EE bodroon somil available hydro. cable and laundry _ amenities. S600 per month . Cal (905) 420-3241. (102894) telephone ready. ;:smails non - cerlitied. 1969 Chev Longhorn Pickup. $8%. (905) 721-9228- 1. Pickering Town Com"i included. On street parking. no AJAX - Emperor St.. one hydro. Call 725-2853. (110394) pets. Available immedialefy 0, bad- basement apartirrient, OSHAWA South - Large three smoker preferred to share bath, kitchen. $80 weekly. Call 723. BRADENTON Florida - one bedroom mob" home distance ARE you having problems find. ore, (416) 4". 739'- ("0294) Dec. 1. First/last. $675. Call lots Of foorn. own entrance 2 AJAX Harwood/Bayly. two bedroom bungalow, rec. room. 9655 (110194) to restaurants arid shopping. 15 1905 Olds Cullass Supreme. 2 door. low mileage, asking AJAX - layllyrHarwood - bright room for raint with Private beth 905-571-7085 leave message. appliances. decorative b�r bedroom basement aPani'Milim (110394) fireplace. 3 Poe. bath. 6834694' available Dec. 1. Parking. firy laundry, cold cellar. TWO refrigerators. driveway. fenced WESTNEY Heights - Large fur- minutes to beach. $500 per month U.S. Call after 5 p.m. $2200. 579-3467. (110394) and kitchen. Suitable for one. (110194) last required. No pets. $675 OSHAWA -one bodroorM yard. Walking to bus. shopping , fished room, all arrionities, $100 weekly. Working. non smoking (905) 655-4 792. (110194) 1984 Topaz GS. 4 door. auto, quiet working Person. Available S 9; three bedroom $ ; and A ONE person apartment, monthly. 686-2338. (102894) Landlord Occupies half basement. preferred. Call 428-8923. POMPANO Beach C.Ondo. Grgat ps.. pb., radio. air, low miles. now. Asking $475 monthly inclusive. Ruth Neil. large unrftts. Include hog Private. dean, first flow. 9D% STILL Rom ing? North Oshawa. private. shares Uldities. $699 lease. 725-2784. (1 03D94) vacation SM. Two bedroom. 2 good clean running car. Was $1995, now S1695. candied. 7 or 619- 2743. (110394) - hot water, parking. now furnished including pots and S75.000. Three bedroom . appliance& Tenant pays hydric. Pans. Close to 401. Off Sim000 finished rec; room. - NO down Pay ent? Good "I - ROOM to rent - close to all baths. everything included. Pool, hot tub. tennis. Close to so more nice cars to choose from. - PENTHOUSE - 3 bedrooms. ns. workshop, Call 436 00 ON 404 6222. -67 St. Oshawa. $430. Call 434- hardwood floors. Wall ko I to credit? Good fob7 You can buy amenities. Prims, downtown Pckenng Village location. Non amenities. Can (905) 666 -CM. Cal 427-9722. anytinne. Russ. Open 7 days a Week. Big Town Pickering. Go. view of take. Frenchman's Bay, stove. fridge. 7014.(103094) (102994) Patio. economic gas healf.uTotall S, AJAX cost to lor the price of rem, While prices and raise are down. Call Doug smoker. Single working male or FLORIDA , Pon Charlotte. (on Sales. (110394) parking. Dec 1. $875. NORTH Oshawa . now two huge 1 bedroom basll, own - S795/monthly. MOM apartment. Bright sm -in Phono (905) 723-5281 Peter bedroom apartment Of Brillint. Community Financial. female only. Cali after a Pm. ear ��3366 0, bex_ l' a--' gulf coast near Sarasota). ZiASE ID own vehicFei. 1980- "0--- 2&- 58W- 0 10 194) + extra room. Air, oak cupboafft. kitchen. jacuzzi tub. laundry. Neal. Sales Rep. Guide Really. 6694805. (TF) and 5 p.m. 427-0337 ask for Beautiful two bedroom home close to aA amenities. 1985- $345 down, no interest, no credit checks. 68&7428. (TF) PICKERING - " 3 bedroom broadloom, clean. quiet bu Parking. suitable for non-smok- ilding. WHITES Rd./Hwy 82 . one ing TOwnhouses 1420 Lorraine. (103094) available Jan. and Feb. $800 U.S. win,h- basement, Private entrance, parking, shared laundry. walkout professionals. $700 monthly. bedroom basement apartment. S725 + hydro. 725-8092. (110194) Avialabio Dec. 1. 619-6536. For Rent Shared 1450 lY aJI inclusive. Ul 432-4089. Automobiles, 1305 Warded 1 to patio. Go. now schools & $850 par month reference, lirsv private. Pa". avaable AJAX - two bedroom basement (I 101g4) - Nov. 1. $6W monthly. Call Harry apartment. walkout. for PICKERING Vi" . cozy attic (416) 283-7393 of Jennifer. 14ORTH Cit aw a - '*o bedroom Accomm Homes 1500 - Available Dec. 1 � 837-2714. rent aw. 1101.1 in quiet fasidentilal 4 14 16) 283-6570.(1028W) townhouse. MOW all amenities. 4 1 For Sale (110194) SOW. Non &mokfors no polls. - Available Plex. Walk to Go. bus and appliances. nicely decorated. a AJAX i4wy Z'Westriery - - 3 - I WANTED LARGE 3 bedroom spertmovit now. 4ig-6053. (1029") shOpping. Suitable for Houses must 60 See. SM . gas. 721;- sm. (110 194) bedroom horns. own 2 noforris, 4 OPEN House Sun, Oct. 30. 1-5 DEAD OR ALIVE available ininnodiately. $875 and mature. quiet worlung P=10: 41 For Rent! 0 AJAX - largo one bedroom $5W inclurve. References. Call AJAX - 3 bedroom townhouse. and piece washroom. shared kitchen. cable. laundry and P.m. 7 Goodfellow St. Whitby in Otter Creek. 3. 1 bedroom back- CA$H REWARD For CMM""IndUad"Oluill"'es oW_ . 433-1488 or 432. __ b-- 41P-111100. -ailable (9D5) 509-2375 or (416) 520- Nov. 1. launciry, firstflast AJAX- 4 bodroom-9. 2 V2_EWF�. W4wrWyA4wy 02 end unit With parking. Professional male or female firsu or student. $490 split with finnithod basement. Scrap Cars, TrUCKS 2400.(102894) V6,W 2355.(110294) air. broadloom. blinds. double plus. Call (905) 764-1343 of garage, siioo monthly . Ale". FrsVLast. p4jew1c". last. Stephen 428-8947. (110, 94 central air. muion more. Asking 11184.5M. For persona vowing. KEN'S TOWING PICKERING Village. go Church St_ S now furnistried bachelor - nice (905) 576-4178. (110194) 9P=lous two garage. available Doic i. Si2oo - _ bedroom basement aipartmem Plius. Cal 433-7875. (103094) Non Smoker. no Pots. Available mrariediamly. WHITBY - Mon smalking Person call 668-iae3. tio2qw) 683-6325 opart-nonit in building. own entry. iiSHAWA - two bedroom with Separate entrance. Largo, ZTAX - three -bd-. Laigo apartment. fridga. 905-428-3238, - 10 share largo� clear 3 bedroom $49.9W - WHY PAY RENT1 - - - 110111". parking. clean. CIO" go Go, row*. Most. Window in every room, full bath. yard. ingroundl pool fireplace. hydro Included. $620 monthly. close to Go station. non WHITBY - beautiful bright lownhorne. townhouse. includes utilities. Three bedrooms, two, . 4 appliances. 114$ Top Dolar Paid 'Or Scrap now docor. no pairs. 905- 509-2038 or 416-284-1618. arriciter, garage, appi . Firstirlm. 434-63 11. (110194) no polls. S725 all 'once& included. mdu$'", F`rSV Available 3 bedroom. 1 112 baths. largo fenced backyard. cable TV. laundry. central aw. Available in., lately. S375 SPOliess clean TcPwnhous.*. Caryles like rent cars. 7 days per Niso . used Pans available and installed. 1110894) - Dec. 1. siioa per PICKERING, Wastshore. I" last. Call Clovis. 427-0372. month . uteekle. Cam W5_6� (110394) Central local.on. Close to per month. Call 669-2875. (11 1 - ) - Possibility of 100% francifig to 6834301 of 42&1879 after 6 BAY Ridges - large one one bedroom basement. mature 3637 Mon -Fri after 5 p.m. schools. shopping and Go. t9o5) 666-8297 (102894) PICKERING - morn tor rem in i qualified buyer. Call Valeffe. "6�5153 Sulson Group Clarlisc p- m. (110 194) b8drOOM 4 Poe. bath. prefer non fOrTI" adult. non smoker. no AVAILABLE in WhdbpOsh awa (102864) bedroom bungalow. use of Really LW. (102%,, Trucks' 310 For SmOkw. $600 inclusiviii 831- 2477.(103094) pots. Separate entrance * apartment building. WHITBY - extremely parking, cable. $37 GWPOW newly panted apan- -2309. mont with balcony. close to bus, centrally loicaled too --- Rooms 430 To Rent facilities. Largo bacityard. gals. M ydro and cable included. Cal GOOD Neighbournood, WE Oshawa - $1 191M. Single Vic Sale fjjjE-E bedroom n -m floOr-co - 4W i of - in Mon se with A AJAX - Wesiney He". brVMr shopping. AN utilitas rcluded, replace (905) 931-2260 (1030") - hinan Style home, owripwit" 1908 Nissan King Cab, 4 Mouse. laundry. Stowe. Iridge. to backyard- o"t OOWAVW one bedroom basement FimVbw f*Qulmd- No pets. Oro and in ground pool. Washe". dryer. tr" and sm" included ROSEBANKfIUNGSTON Ad. AL renovated. brvm ow -m kitchen. CYIKVW. 5 speed. 135 km red. $5000 Telephone Courtice, available Nov. 1 - FIMW MPWUTW*. Walkout with *sf-in bodroorn. $625. Two bedroom SM . 1,2 adablie kitchen. No pets, available Nov. $725. Call 430-0134. (TF) ublill". Am la, use of kitchen. undry. etc. Parking and cable. SA L 92M "Ools. 3 bedrooms with On Of Possible 4 bodroorM o.b.o. 436- 9W9. (IM894) last required. SM inCkAiM. Cal 723-1652. (102894) immediately. 725. 1. $650. Firs,,Lag. 3295. (905) 428- TWO bedroom partment (1110194) 6120. message. Ilspiant. Student Of working poison. Ave"" OFFICE SPACE - 11, :7-2 finish" loc Mom or omwnam rtm*m wit a I h 1981 Chow 3,4 ton. good work iiiiIALL I bedroom � (103094) . across from N. -IDOWNTOWN Oshawa - two rencivated. AJAX - WVM law" 3 bedroom Separate Orlt�. house. WdLaloty. S400 mchrjnly� Call 839,�I. (110294) Pickering kXMIOn. plolesS.Onal building suite& from SM SQ :D Separate ntrance. Good financing ai- truck. $750. 623-5272 after 5 F Apartment. shared entrance. newly renovated bedroom, now building $700 + '"o". Nov*- no Pers- S5W Plus separate entrance. 3 pco bam* - N_AJAX - claw 'Oorr� us* -111. 21 34 50 mon mly- 1000 24-h- ar ready 0 Place Cal 1 1, is its giollf Hares chance to Auto Paris- 340 South A#- M al inciusive. Cal Jan 427-8231. (110194) utjlj ties, first.1last. Leave utilities. Firstriast- Call (905) fridgelatove. washeridryor* 764-6667. bnghr or 4 bedroom and $900 monthly, 2= sq.ti. at slaw monthly, Excis"ont your faxwly own for is" than s9W Repairs message, 404-2847. (110194) (102994) � available Nov. 15, Call 619 S.,,house f amenities. nale non etc. value and kicatior, For More Per month Call Mark, Licensed OSHAWA - unique two bedroom BLOOR.1SIMCOE - largo two PICKERING . West Shore/ 1070- (110194) smoker. 33W per ionif - Fnv information. call john Williams. R" Estate Agent. 723-5al TRUCK cap to fit 1982-199S apartment with 2 spacious bedroom in 46 unit building Oklahoma. very nice large SOUTH Pickering - three laii 428- 3410. (102994) (905) 6912992 ReMax Oakry 0' -094) S 10 or S 15 kxV box. FibrogLass levels. hugis loh w1pine floors, storage. lanory. pa&% welf bachelor apartment. cable. bedroom main ?I= Close to Go Victorian bath. PICVAERING - room ofilllbfs� Ltd.(1101 ) one 94 REPOSSESSED klo liamsed design. Dark blue with sliding sods and front windows. immaculate rrianaged. Close to sWte,,lPS. parking. Shared laundry. Suit and Amenities. Available appliances, central air. Charm� from $675 inclusive. Go direct to xwngle working woman. Firsu immediately, $9W all Inclus". Share kitchen. bath. laundry available. Suit Single person. FAALX US YOU AD down Payments Fwancmg Asking $299. Cap 623-9137 6 ing older area. $750 - 112 Call 123 &oor sj. w. or Call coped Isit'. $600 -lusive- Call 420- F.ml,jaw. 905-a374)6M kifilive 9217, 34M. MontrIfy indus," A ad 579-2238 Eff=f] ararged. " Gail Anderson. 433-4623. Sales Flop.. Career after (Bownrarvile) (102S94) utilities. 905-576-7197. 905-5714289 (TF� (10289,4) mes"2!�_l 170194) able now, Call 420-BIV64' Real Estate S410i'VIC06 LIO V . accounting arid saltvices. for iternau) teal. T ' F6 - � ew -LUNTRA7MK cartooning. '411* ds@4^ advortia" usiness or perso.7 04owwbb UM& Abo bown sembw RW* Timm. MR 0-7056. (TF) AJAX CMMW 9 F keep bindolanifineis Out of your chirri Day follow with a A* al alp Of post screen. We cils", Inspect, repair wid correct smokey chimintays, Call 6W 7741.(110194) koom" - 25 yam Co. fftitoiching. out , Free eg*nmg@L D & N 07-1790 or 967 -IOW. CARPET and vinyl- flowinill installations, repairs very leasoriMls. Rositolclim irorn $35. Installation from $2.50 sq. 10. Pi$"* Cab 434-7US Ow*%*Wwl� I S&Bft*ftW 10 lessons $15D 3 & test $75 Free pick-up & drop off 287-M 7 dayshveek COUTRUCTION ftim aw -IN im rOPOil, Wwwaim and wrialuclion. Fnt wW dw pollinsionel work in WILKINS Home kisprovoments oft". W Ric Ams, to am TM Pan" & DftW WiDalow fableftelcow" ftft t;om I undialliFievis. Cam"" or moww" helicor & ExUrW Deas Wmftma*uamn . diaging, ft ngmp od Emopew FAK 939-22SS CALL LOS FOR A FREE Wd*gSnWO& Electricalli 0-6- Woftnanship. Nd Phoot 839-7m ESTUA7E mid momb cliscopift Free rebbie, service. CRAIG M1913 FM cousaft"I a 1905) $19-2105 420 -OM P 'HISTER dftafaio� Home S.C.CL Construct" Lid - quality exteirior arm it*" , I " mwm I*. C & R Mainionalow 91 a assidwiribet. AJAX Moving System - ful HELP ME RHIONDAS Ineamor renovations. ropske, - III, low "Nurtments. Additions. closignibuild bors foricM dads. fac. Lberaw jor Wd*gSnWO& Electricalli 0-6- . movec appliance end pkwo, specialists. not raw or Decorating, painting. wall papecirg. astairs. furniture, im, and catillnets. U workmanship over 20 years. All work Insured. 839- FREE Ing Of gonsiall ropalls. I it noods or I I' P' end for hillsift. We now havio hool" shortage units. Now Marine fasts pecable wad at a bw coaL Many references. Fres, 0094. (TF) Cal Emile, 117M (TIF) visa swepstild. bows with mim Park ard bad * Ogtimates. Call 404-0493. BRICK. bloc". _ tirepkw". PM SM330M (TIF) ociall, - AMNWW for 1, ', 72541005 or (110,94) Chinnnotpil, Any MpokL CARPENTRY 25 years - F I I I - - bownwd 427,OM (TF) wic" wifun- - 7211-20466_11 111ARRY-0-THE-1111100111111110; N IS N Ccxli�-- CARPETIII; - who"aft pricM OP-Mu- bmw ftfwjsmon$L US -NIL (I 10m) IOL'@ NO Of 8111111111111k - Prim lmnaMFoo .-am-- guaranteed. Profes.-ii- Ing In additions. plumbing, Woudatiom free In CAIWSWW. a POFdm dbootmik shod notice movies, pliancis. moved. Compellable MACICIAK,-oL frioriftroodY to entertain for any ago, any basoments. fences. roolling, home shopping. cof decks. InIforlocking *ton**. Sam 432- 2750. (1030M) andl clocke. Rec frocirric goneral a will repair. Call Taimmy all aftL Call 4324M. (TF) occasion. Birthdays. promotions. openings. retaining walls. Work -M 420-6106. (IOMW MEN with largo truck " do lurdillablai Me& shows we gulaterroted Mwvlbw of SM. DRYWALL. loping. i �,V. household mowes. NedonliaL W Loolicef hsW m7057 or 427-4234.(110394) $aide and T-bor collings. commetcloi. AM " of moves, 7294334. (TF) - at SABER Contracting - all ucco , platter repairs. For Professional service at compati. Housecieir�nQ Cal C&d Or Jan*. 4wf-zv=- (TF) RABBIT wants work doing carpentry. additions I so Prim. CON am at 4=44M mff* for children .5 ilkillitin and renovations. kitchens. UNMALM Moving All Occasionsi. have my awn bmhmwm hor fratinsoinarm It Q Masionary, - brick. Mock and ARE you having problems find. sporainterits, obiblia, appliances "*QkiwL Cab Emls, es"M emergency Service. furniture oftnes of sit types, -wanNed Ing time to clean your hor, For wild Piano specialists. Fross (TF) refinishing. quality work Morknionship. No job too big. no guaranteed. 15 Years,. jObWOSmOR - wedoll all. For professional clewing. call Holion's Hor Sonflo" bdoy. wwdmb* service. licensed. Inured. Free estimisties. Call CALL CLASS, I�RE70 I SM2$1& (TSEM .11l", cab 5"11. 4V-1041. 110104) 43W7M (M afto"dmd"Wo , r"ift" Free Esdifinsin GmallRdes plob"WW SWW" -Custlirn ; i - if wa Murals -Gentl Convociors Professkmw it" lot designs Custoin Khchens GOOD41VE MR. LANDLOF101 $ISOM - legal dupWK in nim 111011111110111! 8111 00D MW as 11111b 1143.9110. Onily 54M do . apse of othelisiL Good pwkft as $110 per nointh *Ax� Cal Make the firm stop to hilm to s -1,1" , $1 __ i ad Jerry. 664-7200 Free WmW$* by cm" SOY 10 Per 111COMS. Call 723-5689. Consultations. Anubis invest - view this 2 ' - - " (10291M) mores Lid. (TF) condo with onsulto Mop beloony. over- thmis gilled ". Specialize in OBTAINING A LOAN 18 NOT GUARANTEEID. SOJWE Cow looking Wassfic ck view. Walk- interest. Confidential. no Special. Call today, 416-603- ing distionce to Go wain, pwjbk 49W. (1103") PANES CHARGE UPFRONT trarat III, F I, g and It&& You 34 Yew old male lookinc, for FEE% OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS will Prolit by buy% now. This M 97— aage. ESTED THAT YOU IN. o quallikst you to win a free trip to Las more Wow and of vi CAN (905) 43D.3LVO' Muist sali- 618. (1 loigii) VE STIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY wdormmbm. So*/ CONTRACTS. (TF) MCC& -1. Sales P4w. Sutloll Group Claosk Poolty lnr- 1105- MA 686-5153 24 hr. pager. (I 02MM) WHITBY - immaculate bun- galow on a 137' lot. $124,900. Roc room, detached garage. gas host. owitrai air. With 5% down. carries for $960 per month including taxes. Ted Houghton. ReMax Summit. 668- 38W. (110 194) AJAX by the Lak& . detached 3.1 bodroom bungalow. at- tachod garage. 1 1/2 baths, finished biatimem. family room with tweptaca. Wp kkctw with skylight. Fruit from. and more. No agam. S 1 7a.900. (1105) 619-0574. (1 imim) A T75 acres plus 5006—tl. riverfront. $79,900. ALSO one acre laktfront distress sale, South of Bancroft. asking 1149,90(11. ALSO 14 acres. only S 19.90011 (905) 428-6167. (TF) Pleass read your classfflW ad on dw out day of publication as we cannot be responsible for rnore than one insertion in Lthe event of n error. I DRUM LES Private 11 available for ners, reas rates call I FAX YOUR ADS 579-2238 1 650 This Sunday, Oct. 3009 12 noon - Preview 11:30 at The Knights of Columbus Club 133 Brock St. N.0 Whitby Antiques, reproductions, pine arch top war- drobe, 4 pce. mahogany bed set, parlour tables, quilts & quilt rocks, treadle sew machine, pine book shelves, Cheval mirrors, prints & pictures, benches, dining room suite, harvest table & chair set, 4 pce. camel back sofa set, fancy occasional chairs, pine T.V. centre, glassware, china, crocks, table & floor lamps, flat to wall cupboard, vanity & stool, jam cabinet, 2 bow glass China cabinew, flat top wardrobe, various chests & dressers, 4 poster bed, lovese4 linen boxes, Victorian chairs, Highboy chest, door stops, pine cof- fee table set, planter stands, rocking chairs, deacon's benches, mixing bowls, weather vanes, oriental carpets, plus much more. Terms -Cash, Cheque Auctions Visa, M/C 3% Prem. Unlimited 1.00 Bid Cards 519-345-2426 THIS IS THE LAST BOAT & RV AUCTION OF 34 NEW &USED SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 10A.M. BARRIE 400 MARKET HWY. 400, EXIT 85 AN sizes of boals, motor horrm and travel traii1m. Over 300 lots. come oil and grab a great end of season deal. For d"Is Cal MARINE AUCTION SALES 705-734-4T77 GIFTED & CARING PSYCHICS CALL & TALK LIVE 1-900451-3530 Ext. 2192 $3.99 per nion. Must be 18 yrs. Newcall (602) 95Z420 ME PSYCHIC Reader - card and SINGLE? single hearts is a now palm reader In love, marra". inexpensive user friendly Wdro- business and health. Ong "M duction service in Dumarm Cal will 00mvVe you. She is supe. for free information package. rior to " other reader you ham 721-1513.(102904) soon. Lft you out of sorrow and PARTNER Search - we warvi to darkness and starts you on your way to Success and happ—. find your partner. Don't pay you owe It 10 yourself to consul, hundreds, pay as you go and thmis gilled ". Specialize in meet people who spark your house parties. Hallowe'en interest. Confidential. no Special. Call today, 416-603- PRUMM. Cal anytinte for free 49W. (1103") brochure. 683-2414. (102104) 34 Yew old male lookinc, for fismale companion. children welcome. 0* onosint reply to File 97061, OshiewaWhilby This Week. P.O. 8M 481. OWusw1L Ont- L I H X& (1101941 *tef Dynami 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 683=5 110 Classified Advertising Department `1111% - - 6% h,him-7 — — V if COME AND WORSHIP These Churches invite you to attend their WORSHIP SERVICES TO ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICES CALL JANICE AT 683-5110 0 9 CWJRCH 1820 Whites Rd. N. FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP 11:00 am. Sunday Sunday School, Supervised Nursery at that time 839-1383 PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH A COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH BROCK ADJHWY. #7 837-0126 Sunday - Sunday School 10: 15 Worship 11:00 a.M., 7:00 p.M. Wednesday - 7:30 Bible Study Bible Club for Children & Youth ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Rev. James Biggs & Rev. Ken Rowland Worship and Church Scholl, 11:00 a.m. Everyone Welcome To Advertise your services call Janice at 683-5110. WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 DOUBLE Complete Selection of HUNG CASEMENT Vinyl Windows & Doors TILT-ACTK)N PATIO DOORS BAY & BOW WINDOWS PORCH ENCLOSURES PICTURE WINDOWMS STORM DOORS NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS EN GLASS & SCREEN REPAIRS MOBILE SHOWROOM FRF:r- FsTiLqATFr, I WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W, SALES. SERVICE & OSHAWA. ONTARIO INSTALLATION LIJ 2IL3 aftTHF y FROM 7.5% 1 st Mtge. 959/6/2nd, 3rd Rental Properties & Cottages Re -financing Debt Consolidation Rural Properties Self-employed No Income - No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service Since 1975 CALL TOLL FREE 686-2557 "NO MUSS, NO FUSS LE4VE THE WORK TO US" Birtidayriies for all ages 1400 Bayty 1'. Unit 16A P ing Phone 837-6iie�ckff "ALSO AVAILABLE ADULT CLASSES99 YOUR CHI Q CAN MASTER COMPUTERS. A! FUTUREKIDS �earning computers is an aNanture in fun that couid guaraintiee your child's ILture sL=ess. Our blend of hands-on teaching and �lgh technology helps boys and girls from 3 to 15 �exs old master computers and learn ID love ieaming. Call the FUTUREKIDS in yow neigtborhood today. Full line of Computer repairs & LWades EL--Lw-ALIILN-1 376 Kint;i0oni Rd., Unk #16, PkWmg -509-KIDS A 509-5437 SINCE 1195$ FMIE ESTIMNS GUNTHERIVENS CONTRACTING LTD. Sk" 19W Wood aind vinyl windows, doom decks, basements, adftons plus an otheir home renovations. "FNW CUSS WORKMANSMIP" call GUNTHER 839 -Ml WET R.A.-SEMENT9, * Waterproofing * Drain Repairs Master Lic. #D30 96 V"90 "b- SINCE 1921 FREE SERVICE CALLS 686-0011 THE INEWAVVXWOER. FAI9A)(.,0C'MIKER X L994 -PAGE V. Do you have cracked foundatiW Over 53% of mured concrete foundations have cracks Being a fourth -generation success story rarely comes without hard work and dedication. Add to that the fact that this particular success story - a local company operating since 1921 - offers warranties of up to 35 years, plus an in-house financing program at 0% interest, and you can understand why such a Canadian -owned and operated family business would enjoy much success. Duggan's, with over 70 years experience behind it is a real family enterprise. Although brothers Brad and Mitch Duggan currently run the operation with their father George, the tradition was handed down by George's father Bill. But it was his father Gus, who started it all Today, with the ongoing housing construction in Ajax-Pickcring, the expertise of the Duggan team is highly sought after. As Brad explains, the large number of new home construction has created a higher -than -usual number of basements cracking within two or three years of construction. This then causes water to seep in. Foundations are not normally covered on horne insurance policies, and the New Home Wanranity Program only covers foundations for Ow first two ycam Consequently, it's worth ensuring that the job is done correctly at the outset, to prevent iincoinvenience and unnecessary expense. I ocally, basements are constructed from poured concrete, which is unlike the concrete block construction Of commilinalks Bmd says. "Both types of construction need to be waterproofed in their own unique way." lb added also, `1`he only way to do waiierprooll'ing properly is from the outside." As anyone will tell you, the cause of cracking is due to the setffmg of the house. Cracks usually stan AJAX (905) 427-6572 MINDEN (705) 286-2101 TORONTO (905) 293-2450 *Aluminum & Vinyl Siding* 9 Seamless Eavestroughing 9 Aluminum & Vinyl Windows Doors 9 Over 24 100% Years of Francog Experience Avadab* SAWDAC at the weak point in a wall - such as by a window, for example. When cracks form, water gets through them. Brad says the solution is to have proper drainage, then to focus on the waterproofing. Doing the job from inside, as many companies are now doing, is not a long-term solution, according to Brad. He maintains, "It doesn't work from inside. - Because Duggan's started out as a drainage specialist, the firm is able to ensure that proper drainage is in place when the Duggan team sets out to fix any basement leak. Duggan's has a master drainage license via the Metro Licensing Commission, a status which few companies receive. The license is evidence of the skill the firm provides in this area of work. A secondary assurance from Brad is that -We do t�he job properly the first time." Duggan's is often called to fix kaking and drainage problems that other companies were supposed to fix but didn'L With all of this experience behind it, this firm has proven its credibility and reputation. It provides written warranties of up to 20 years. And even though it only stays in business because of successful completion of projects for cuswmers, Brad, Mitch and George are always glad to advise a do-it- yourself homeowner on what needs to be done to ensure the successful completion of a job. You seldom have to wait very long for an answer to any question. With a little humor thrown in, Bud says, "When you call us, a human being will nearly always answer." Duggan's is accessible 24 hours a day. Whether you have an emergency on your hands. or you simply have a question you would like answered, don't hesitate to call (905) 686-0011. Bleach spofs on your carpet? Stain cleaners won't touch? We fix them! We remove and recolour those spots so that they disappear permanently. The insurance industry saves on carpet claims every day using our services. All Work Done At Your Home Carpet Colour Changes Guaranteed LANGENWALTER Carpet Dyeing (416) 281-1767 GARDINERS DUCT CLEANING, CHIMNEY SWEEP & EAVIESTROUGH CLEANING Hook-up $34. 95 $5 per vent —:W �FRE�E� Airside Cloning. —r,'�O�ucts Chimney Sweeping Tiv 0139.95 GARDINER DUCT CLEAN161NG & CHIMNEY SWEEP 1(416) 282-3292 MT BASIM" BASEMENTS WATERPROOF CONCRETE REFINISHING AND REPAIR Tel. (905) 619-1703 LARRY GOODWIN T1rwon 'Building services See our complete line of Ariens Sno"blowers 855 %%cNrne,. Rd. S. AJAX. Ont. 1 683-9621 STRAHL CONSTRUCTION LTD. Since 1%2 Do= nnm, Additl" -PAnovatlace 4UMM 41-2000 G1 T • Conlact Unsies * &nocuW Vwon • Perceptual Testirg Dispensing of all Types of Framies & Caftacts. 1885 Glenanina RoacL Suite 212, Pickering, Ontario, L IV SR6 839= U3-1175 Oshawa Centre, Stevenson Road, oshm Ontario, LIJ 2K5 571-M NO ,10REMORE LASERM"Umn BY A QUALMI $(PER -E --CED SUF40CAL 311111111CIALIST PAGE 24 -THE NLWS ADVERTUM FUMAY, OCTIONEllit 2S, 19% ROYAL LEPAGE 1111111111111111111111 eal Estate Services Ltd., Realtor Aim Higher.TM - SYLVIA KYLE* 683-1790 FOXHOLLOW BEAUTY This 3 bdrm., 2 4 -pc., I 2 -pc. baths, det. brick home has 9 all, sec. system, air, 75% fin. bsmt., hrdwd., ceramics. Sylvia Kyle' 6133- 1790. FOXHOLLOW BEAUTY 2,DOO sq. ft. main floor family & laundry rooms, quiel court. deep lot. Air, vac, double garage, lots of extras. Sylvia Kyle* 683-1790. 0 NEV ity size kn. k & fenced yard. fireplace, appl. neg. Call Janice Granr 683-1790. THIS IS THE ONE Stunning, a must to see. Main floor laundry rm., second fir., 20 ft. fam. rm. fp., 2 staircases, upgrades. Call Sylvia Kyle* 683- 1790. CONDO BY THE SAY Spacious 3 bdrm., eat -in Mchen. View the lake & walk lo GO train. Well maintained. Heather Cullen' 683-1790. GLORIA DAHL AIMING HIGHERTM flEFF GRACEY Sales Representative Royal LePage Pickering is pleased to welcome Jeff Gracey to its expanded team of real estate professionals. As well as being a resident of South Ajax, Jeff is excited to put his expertise to work in the community. You can reach Jeff at 683-1790 or 619- 0090 (Res.) YOU DARE Come to our House on Hallowe'en Night GHOSTS & GOBLINS WILL GREET YOU IXTM TREATS 1111IF WELCOME TO THE HAUNTED POST MANOR 1970 BROCK ROAD (CORNER OF BROCK RD. & HWY. *2) HISTORIC POST MANOR 1970 BROCK RD. PICKERING 683=1 790 Jfi - PICKERING Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 storey fully upgraded, easy access. To 401 & GO. This home is a beauty. For showings please call tyer Erickson' at 683-1790. LOCATION, LOCATION. LOCATION Super South Ajax home, open concept, approx. 2,000 sq. ft.. 4 bdrm., tp., dble. dr. gar., fain. rm., rm. fir. taun. Excellent value. For showings call lver Erickson* at 683-1790. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 24 P.1111. 58 GARDINER DR. 4 bdrm. in perfect family 46� - setting, huge back yard, bright & cheery home. L. Gardner' 683-1790. TREED LOT - QUIET COURT Build your dream home here! Off Altona Rd. 69x120'. Price includes all levies. Douglas Joyce" 683-1790. A,-sme I IVER ERICKSON* 683-1790 IT'S YOUR MOVE Excellent 4 bdrm. home, manicured huge lot on quiet ct. Fp., dble. dr. gar. and much more. Must be seen to be apprecialed Please call Iver Erickson* for showings 683-1790. OPEN HOUSE SAT., OCT. 29,24:30 P.M. 19311 SCUGOG POINT RD. Fresh air & tranquility surround this newly renovated detached bungalow. Finished basement enhances new bathroom, pine V kitchen, new e4A0i windows, new well. ;V Arlene Heasman* 683-1790. A R RC>V^L LEPAWGIE AJAX 1111111111111111111111111111111 Memill ewt�ntob 1—tes., F%ftMKC3'r 235 BAYLY ST. Will 427m6522 I Aim Higher.Tm AJAX I Wilma -Tanner*_ PC3WER (3F SALE 76 Dobson Dr., Ajax * approx. 2,000 sq. fL Open Sat & Sun. 2-4 for viei�. OPEN NOUSE SIX 2-4 PAL LAKEFRW 55 HAWXM CRES, AJAX 4 bdrm. with family room & suin Llillmde am bunr,mbw room surrounded by gorgeous Call e" W. OWNER TRANSFERRED 4 bedroom on quiet st. in Dbwvwy Bay 427-6522 Evelyn Regan* Royal LePage Appraisal & Consultincl Service Full Red EstMe Appraisal Serviem Capftl gains Nkmt~ Finandng Estelle For furow Ing onaii pwn coil VASKO VERZOVSK11, CRA (416) 502-2222 1 (905) 427-6522 " Pfime bcdm 3,000 sq. ft. * Hot tub, fily pond Fantasfic upgrades WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU? A Century renovated home Bam wilth mufti uses 68 acres farmable land Separate 2 acre parcel also for sale FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL EVELYN bmu" NOW060nWitive — Aaeociw& 113miker I OV, M= & Picked" NEWS ADVEMSER oc%_3�r_ I ff'*� --V— W= F=:t 1 <=> 9==:t IE� OCT. 28. PRESSRUN 200,000 'Cob ic 000 V �4 _-;�k 3tw* 7N ;Y "Z: T V, EE IT FOR YOURSELF. Visit the MapleRun Homes community of Parkwood Glen and walk through the beautifully -decorated model homes. That is the only way to compare the quality and value MapleRun Homes has to offer in its conununines. If you are looking for a home in a commu- nity where the city and the country meet, where a quality -built home is available at a great price, where value for the money is the most attractive feature, then look no further than MapleRun Homes and its Parkwood Glen community in north Oshawa. fox a limited time, MapleRun Homes is offering purchasers an option of three "pre- view bonus packages." You can choose the package that offers 7.9 per cent financing on a three-year capped mortgage. Or, you may want to take advantage of a second package that includes five appliances. A third option allows you to upgrade kitchen cabinets and ceramic floor tile in the foyer, kitchen, breakfast area, laundry and all bath- rooms. Now is the tirne to take advantage of one of these three great offers. "Design, quality and value are a big attraction of the homes of community," says MapleRun Homes' vice president Tony Cheng. "There is no better value in Oshawa M M A�� Y Lv �07 "a, i M 411 J. - J4 - r ef, when you consider price, quality and the fea- tures you find in these homes." This MapleRun Homes community fea- tures all -brick dwellings on 40- and 50 -foot lots. Prices range from $139,990 for a bun- galow on a 40 -ft lot to $210,990 for a beau- tiful 3,050 -square -foot two-storey home on a 50 -foot lot. Ravine and treed lots are avail- able at a premium. Response to these beautiful homes has been very favorable. Closing dates are avail- able starting in early 1995. Inside, you get features like 800 Series Colonial doors, space -saver shelving in all closets and pantries, trimmed archways, French doors in the kitchen pantry, miffor sliding doors in the foyer, porcelain fixtures in bathrooms, oval tubs and gas fireplaces as per plan. CONTINUED ON PAGE 15 met.- 17" 5' L ,.,,SUMMIT IEST SH( OF f& saift- 4_. —19 Him- VON! Willem ?1�' T_ mx_ ev k7_ COSCAN HOMES 11/1 )(N h Noli I-RIS1- o, I see @$fell ":140 ,.,,SUMMIT IEST SH( OF f& saift- 4_. —19 Him- VON! Willem ?1�' T_ mx_ ev k7_ COSCAN HOMES 11/1 )(N h Noli I-RIS1- o, I see @$fell F "I L.11A, WT 41 FJ THE GREENS OF LI RTY VILLAGE r"W'.. 77 I r - 4. 1 - , . - . _- - . � WW NOM & WFEFOOK in$ POM j C- ow a W_ r "I rr I TOP,- W V W I - T_ - W I 1W W Id W I k 14 1111=�7A -i I -A k Mb.- -A - A& A Where else can you invest in a new home at such a fantastic price! These attractive condominium residences offer a wide range of floorplan styles to all purchasers whether it's your first, second or third home. Overlooking a large treed ravine, The Greens of Liberty Village in Bowmanville are an integral he established community of Liberty Village 171, -HUMLeg **THE CHWE WILMA— r 411 developed and built by Melody Homes. All four of the charming buildings feature private separate en- trances with no common hallways, spacious wood decks so you can enjoy the view, walk-in closets, hexagonal living rooms and lots of windows to let the fight flood in! At these introductory prices we urge you to visit our sales centre right away! Mon. to Thurs. z 0 0 1 Pm to 8 pm > 0 0 i I ! Sat.,Sun & Hof. 39 9 X 11 am to 6 pm Ajax O"AWA Call (905) 623-0491 �C&M@00OUr 40' Cana& Mck 10 Tft RW McCo<.: 30 1 .1- , . Z�, WIN A NEW HOME.1 J374000, PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT THE UNITED WAY United %IWWU ONLY 3,000 TICKETS AT $100 EACH! (Immi'm 111WIF Ole W -111M 11611 &1140 2:10 AMAsia, . , 4. . t -, f � !t �#, _,V 'i P /Z. b .04 C', fj� !Wilil 44� S, ow a W_ r "I rr I TOP,- W V W I - T_ - W I 1W W Id W I k 14 1111=�7A -i I -A k Mb.- -A - A& A Where else can you invest in a new home at such a fantastic price! These attractive condominium residences offer a wide range of floorplan styles to all purchasers whether it's your first, second or third home. Overlooking a large treed ravine, The Greens of Liberty Village in Bowmanville are an integral he established community of Liberty Village 171, -HUMLeg **THE CHWE WILMA— r 411 developed and built by Melody Homes. All four of the charming buildings feature private separate en- trances with no common hallways, spacious wood decks so you can enjoy the view, walk-in closets, hexagonal living rooms and lots of windows to let the fight flood in! At these introductory prices we urge you to visit our sales centre right away! Mon. to Thurs. z 0 0 1 Pm to 8 pm > 0 0 i I ! Sat.,Sun & Hof. 39 9 X 11 am to 6 pm Ajax O"AWA Call (905) 623-0491 �C&M@00OUr 40' Cana& Mck 10 Tft RW McCo<.: 30 1 .1- , . Z�, WIN A NEW HOME.1 J374000, PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT THE UNITED WAY United %IWWU ONLY 3,000 TICKETS AT $100 EACH! (Immi'm 111WIF Ole W -111M 11611 &1140 2:10 AMAsia, . , 4. . t -, f � !t �#, _,V 'i P /Z. b .04 C', fj� !Wilil 44� ow a W_ r "I rr I TOP,- W V W I - T_ - W I 1W W Id W I k 14 1111=�7A -i I -A k Mb.- -A - A& A Where else can you invest in a new home at such a fantastic price! These attractive condominium residences offer a wide range of floorplan styles to all purchasers whether it's your first, second or third home. Overlooking a large treed ravine, The Greens of Liberty Village in Bowmanville are an integral he established community of Liberty Village 171, -HUMLeg **THE CHWE WILMA— r 411 developed and built by Melody Homes. All four of the charming buildings feature private separate en- trances with no common hallways, spacious wood decks so you can enjoy the view, walk-in closets, hexagonal living rooms and lots of windows to let the fight flood in! At these introductory prices we urge you to visit our sales centre right away! Mon. to Thurs. z 0 0 1 Pm to 8 pm > 0 0 i I ! Sat.,Sun & Hof. 39 9 X 11 am to 6 pm Ajax O"AWA Call (905) 623-0491 �C&M@00OUr 40' Cana& Mck 10 Tft RW McCo<.: 30 1 .1- , . Z�, WIN A NEW HOME.1 J374000, PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT THE UNITED WAY United %IWWU ONLY 3,000 TICKETS AT $100 EACH! (Immi'm 111WIF Ole W -111M 11611 &1140 2:10 AMAsia, . , 4. . t -, f � !t �#, _,V 'i P /Z. b .04 C', fj� !Wilil ftft4WEWW�Awl ;N14 The R-2000 "Project of the Year" was recently awarded to Kassinger Built Homes by the Ontario Homebuilders 'Association for their model home at Highland Gardens in Courtice. Criteria for judging was based on overall design, concept and layout of a project which maximiz- ed the principles of the R-2000 pro- gram and utilizing them in the best manner. You can visit this award- winning design at Highland Gardens today! Canada Brick 4W "The Real McCoy" Homc F im ....... . Io.ork ago iiiii-Now-'sus son was man won was saw NEW NEW 1W G/1'LAND I... - The homes at Highland Gardens go well beyond the standard warranty coverage including a 10 year transferable warranty against struc- tural defects. Any of our quality con- structed homes can be upgraded to R-2000 specifications for less than you might think! Standard features include clay brick, stone sills, heat recovery ventilators, colonial trim & oak railings, vinyl clad wood case- ment windows and more! FIRST HOME EXCITEMENT IF ANYBODY CAN PROVIDE HOMES THAT ARE JUST RIGHT FOR THE FIRST TIME BUYER, BRAMALEA CA.Nl! SEE MODEL HOMES IN PICKERING s Sm I 1i , 6* dft&W sitlelot 3 bedmom semis v& moezed liedrm ;s creating more pleasing streetscapes. Homes garage kmm bea*U anowy Widiens oozy mkm bmay rows, dranalc dining i m w& I loefilip ald WAGE ..0010000002" PRVVn VRAM Al MAM Saks Centre bcaled on 16hes Rd. and fthview RdL Monday - Thursday 12 noon - 8 pm Friday 12 noon - 6 pm Saturday, &mday & Holidays I I am - 6 pm TeiqAow ("5) 831-7446 KNEW X.S. SUNGER BU I IT HOMES Since 1955 To visit our sales office. 1613ow our *ns to Georme Reynolds Drive. .... -I.....y � V M.-UUSK Monday to Thursday 2:00 p.m. -dusk EX(3l'SFVE AGEWS RLWOW & FUNUNG umn"El) REAUDR 57654548 Z. NATURAL BEAUTY I -N- PICKERING This glorious commuluty is nestled on the edge of Abona Forest and is vaced by single bmily homes up lo 2285 sq. fL, on 36' lots. BPW to find more design dam, more windous, mote light, 00nisrw Open living Spam aid a wider selection o(leatures and GobbeL 16, 'I ro D I I Wk, % % t A 1�1 Sales Centre located on Rosebank PAL 1/2 Ian. south of Strouds Lane. Mol'Iday - Thursday 12 noon - 8 pm Friday 12 noon - 6 pin Saturday, &md2Y & HOW* I I am - 6 pin Telephone ("5) 420-5400 EXCEEDING YOUR EXPECTATIONS -Y * "ffa S. aim mpostmuft ix A-mis -M to pmr- lks=in mm -M the *t 0 M001 man poky, was. —&— SW Pam at wrne wubw rx MW GWM &WNW& C-1 n-6 — — — I.,A"6 of &C r sed S* JW A-U � 10Lc 6014" sm AftCs comepL fAmp go as 9= _'PM&W � Tnaues soma" in sme Pdo XAVL . . . . . . . . I - . _' * - ' . t WkWW" and 000's'K.Wo PMCM E A QrE Ounber,1"4.. . , n R' U. ad . an -17-17 THE MAYFIELD, 2150SQ. FT. ON A50' CUL-DE-SAC LOT, ONLY $179,990 0 Presenting 11 designs, including bungalows, raised bungalows and two storeys, packed with features from 1185 sq. ft. to 2390 sq. ft! SATURDAY OCTOBER 29 12:00 Sharp! I 40 LAI NEW HOMES a ornONORS, IU4 PAGE 5 Mr - ED MOY3ELSY a arm r low GST INC. 0 ts, Alb 'IN I N : -f I 1 0 : -� 6 1. '�-. i.l. �, � —. A". The O(O-Om Gt&,6- NEW NOUN& Wn3lormine (I F % A k 2 r, r M NJ 7: Kodim 0 1111% 111 f r , ft V r 1V i & i p , .4 %r & PAOE I NW MOM & KTONOW im New' odels unveiled at R nbo Ridge Asking "what's new?" at Liza Homes' Rainbow Ridge community may get a longer answer that you expected. First, there is the name — Rainbow Ridge on the Park. Why a new name? Well, Liza Homes has just released the final phase in this Bowmanville com- munity and most of the 60 homes are located adjacent to a new neighbor- hood park. When completed, residents of Rainbow Ridge will be able to enjoy five landscaped acres of biking and walking trails along with baseball, soc- cer and playground facilities. Then, there are two exciting new model homes, just finished and deco- rated and ready for viewing. These two new models — the Oakwood and the Sandalwood offer buyers even greater selection in home designs. Rainbow Ridge consists of fully -detached, sin- gle-family homes on 30- and 40 -foot lots. House prices start at S 127,990. But regardless of the size of the home or the lot, Liza Homes brings the same attention to design and construc- tion detail and incorporates the same luxurious features in each house. And that means value for the homebuyer. That's perhaps what is most appealing about these new developments at Rainbow Ridge. Even if you can't afford a big home, you can still have all the luxury fea- tures. This new block of homes have such features as greenhouse kitchens, circular staircases with oak pickets, oval tubs and separate shower stalls and large family rooms. Most homes are all clay -brick and they come with no -charge central air conditioning and four appliances. Rainbow Ridge is just minutes east of Oshawa and many amenities are only a short distance away. Schools and the Bowmanville Mail are nearby. For commuters, GO Transit and Hwy. 401 are just a short drive south. When you consider all these factors, it is not hard to understand why Rainbow Ridge has become so popular. In fact, well over 150 families already come home to Rainbow Ridge. With the conveniences and amenities of a city and the charm of a small town, Rainbow Ridge is a truly attractive place to live. So, don't ask -what's new?" Come see for yourself. The Rainbow Ridge sales office and the model homes are open from 2 to 7 p.m. from Monday to Thursday and from I I a.m.to 6 p.m. on weekends. 7be office is closed on Fridays. To visit Rainbow Ridge exit Hwy. 401 at Liberty St. and proceed north. Once you reach Hwy. 2, continue north on Liberty St. to Concession Rd. and follow the signs to the site. For more information, call Indra Narine, at the sales office, at 697-2000 or toll- free at 1-800-265-0153 for more infor- m1fion. vh& VVVVV !!!L I RMNBOW MDGE WEFLL START OFF R $9 P,iced ,,;: I JL MODELS! ww I A C-V) 71 bj J This fantail window treaIrrient is available t as an optional extra. "ANN � - Ql_�41 r", KiNGswAY FORESr *DWM=N0NW. DURAC" op, Qu�ffv 600MMS W Ckift� iftasaft � ONM 400 VIKAM Mmiday to Thursday 2 gxn to 7 PM Closed Frldays Saturday & Sunday to 5 Pm Coo (SW 436-61411 Foo Sam Cwwe is on F11, Oram. $16 NOV7 =WWO. VVS FAIO "Lld.. a The 110mWiril ENW. i'l-,7'11*0 Sq AIIIIIIIIIIIIII On LaW LOU wiM 2 Car Gwag" IMP :Z &E =T11. F1 Foo Sam Cwwe is on F11, Oram. $16 NOV7 =WWO. VVS FAIO "Lld.. a The 110mWiril ENW. i'l-,7'11*0 Sq AIIIIIIIIIIIIII On LaW LOU wiM 2 Car Gwag" IMP ,-�A 71A 2 3DANC a W*E*S#T for! This lovely community spacious lawns is located in - est area without a semi or hi the:, Our lovely show homes - b *tY in- warm C1 rated hm These7luchide A* al Off Cif-hun and marilrt � - salm �17 In - 19 hoL o6arse is con n f ew eaures in- eniently located across the buffd/seF-"x%- reet plus shops and public transportation are just steps ... LOTS AVERAGE 50 away. Visit our show homes UA Ic Thornton Rd. north of sunken 3 BUNGALOW -'Rossland today and discover and skylights DESIGNS' for yourself the difference all quality features design makes. Te ulation buil" ain T AD. VALLav OWN MOSSLAND MD. HV" 2 401 &N N zM-21E, low nqww�r- &at ft--- M" at N MW H9M CAq 4 -4; for! This lovely community spacious lawns is located in - est area without a semi or hi the:, Our lovely show homes - b *tY in- warm C1 rated hm These7luchide A* al Off Cif-hun and marilrt � - salm �17 In - 19 hoL o6arse is con n f ew eaures in- eniently located across the buffd/seF-"x%- reet plus shops and public transportation are just steps ... LOTS AVERAGE 50 away. Visit our show homes UA Ic Thornton Rd. north of sunken 3 BUNGALOW -'Rossland today and discover and skylights DESIGNS' for yourself the difference all quality features design makes. Te ulation buil" ain T AD. VALLav OWN MOSSLAND MD. HV" 2 401 &N N zM-21E, low nqww�r- &at ft--- M" at N RICO, � e..Iul Al t AL NOE dw I a C�7 a BOWMANVILLE , MIL boa., LIZA HONIE !&TV 'STJ Tl N I F PONV-'� FREI- 3-SIDIA) F I R 1: 1) LAC L' � � A� IN, I - It T 4 AL NOE dw I a C�7 a BOWMANVILLE , MIL boa., LIZA HONIE !&TV 'STJ Tl N I F PONV-'� FREI- 3-SIDIA) F I R 1: 1) LAC L' � � A� IN, I - ....... .. 0, 4P. -7777 1"' OIN THE Y AT COURTICE CRO MW WM & PAW 11 SSING AA Z fit Meet Trudy Linders, proud owner of the "Joshua" model at Courtice Crossing. One of the first things noticed when you enter her spotless home. is the wonderful feeling of light and space. Her impeccable choice of colours gives the house a cozy feeling at the same time, like a country cottage on a warm summer day. Mrs. Linders looked at these homes with her husband when they were planning to downsizc from their large Ashburn home. There they raised five children in a country atmosphere. A friend of their son, who had recently purchased a Jeffery home, was "always talking about Mrs. Linders' Joshua House, an attractive all -brick bungalow is how much he enjoyed it", so they came to see for themselves. Of course th'ey shopped the prk-ed at $169,990 at Courtice Crossing. new homes in several communities but they didn't compare to the Jeffery homes. Mrs. Linders commented. "when you've been in a Jeffery home and you go to another builder - it's not the same!" One feature which really impressed both Mr. and Mrs. Linders was that all the homes at Courtice Crossing were fully bricked, just like the homes were when they built theirs 28 years ago. And then there was the country setting. "You don't really feel like you're close to a city here" she says. "I can see large stands of trees from three sides of my home and I love it!" Mrs. Linders Laughs at the time a friend, who was a builder, came to check out her new home. 3 DECORATED He said, "I can't find a thing wrong with it! He did an excellent job!". Friends from Hotland MODELS OPEN also commented on how well the home was finished - they found that even the walls were smooth with no hint of plaster seams. UNTAF Mrs. Linders' bungalow features a unique cathedral entrance, which is seldom found in this style of home. A natural wood bannister and ceramic foyer welcome you into the home. There are windows everywhere and just past the Living area, the dining area features a raised (cof- HWY 2 fered) ceiling for architectural dranta. Her home boasts a main floor laundry with door to COURTKE the garage, two baths (one of which is a luxury ensuite with step-up soaking tub) and a bright country kitchen with a walkout to the backyard. Her home has two bedrooms but comes in a three bedroom design as well. With nine grandchildren and many family gatherings taking place, Mrs. Linders OSHAWA for a fuRy finished family room on the lower level. This family room is bright and open to *L- U-1. -I.— - —*& .—I — Im- 41—.. r #L Model Homes Located on Courice Rd. Between HWY 2 and 401 Mon. to Thurs. I - 8 pm Fri. - Appointment only Sat., Sun. & Holidays 12 - 5 pm 432-3333 him WIWI a 99M �1 laws"26. %F apa6mn" 4u %a is an attractive gas fireplace in sohd oak with brass trim (standard in all Jeffery Homes). Mrs. Linders praises Phil and Julie of the sales team who never "pushed" her during the several months she needed to make her decision to purchase; She credits the entire staff of Jeffery Homes with responding immediately to any of her concerns. She's now concentrating on mak*nx her comer lot as beautiful as her previous home and getting to know the neighbours. So if you like fresh air, all brick homes. standard features such as gas fireplaces, 5 apphances, treed lots and the Jeffery reputation for craftsmanship, why not visit their three decorated modeb this weekend. A free professional decorating service is included to help you make those important colour choices plus Phil and Julie will be happy to show you around. Mrs. Linders loves her home in Courtice Crossing - you will too! *FREE PROFESSIONAL DECORATING SERVICE! *$15,000 IN UPGRADES eFULLY BRICKED IN GENUINE CLAY BRICK! Homes priced from 990 TO $201,"0 I PAGE 12 NEW WNW & KMOORS, 1994 fl., ? 4_3 I a a a lifflyki 4 'A .A -Lifest-Vie -BireaKtilro of 11fteredible Pro ortiolisl lop -P Introducing Fernbrook's HomeShape designs, revoMionary 4 and 5 bedroom homes that artfully bilepd primary geometric shapes to create impressive and.original Oving spaces of incredible, proporti6as. Finally, the comfort and the -luxury a hornebtPler deserves. THE ART OF 0 Q1%"# DT"Dcn HOME DESIGN 14 et :_Map N ft AVE. ROSSI jC<J L L Ir MWO if r r Ive 6 0 7sm— r low— A44 r!�; Ads: BUCOGHW;' 9 5 84 W_ r r,,o X - _�110 r.14h Opp .� �, ii �, - --' !, 'a et :_Map N ft AVE. 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Room or 7.91� Morlg age c., C e -,Ira I Air C cn,-�,' o - o r F r e e e s cl cA C— ov e r: S Costs*. =E —71 ---_I 1T r44emw 15:W _04a ALZIL41 3E1M*.48W14MWW PiCtUM HOMes relives the Well maintained - past M* pretty Port Perry just 20 minutes north of Whitby, there's a time capsule you can visit: the lovingly preserved Victorian town of Port Perry on the shores of Lake Scugog, with it's waterfront park, complete with band shell where concerts are staged every surnmer, and its bronze bust of Town Father Peter Perry. Here is a piece of living Victoriana that has managed to add all the modern necessities (hospital, schools, community facilities) without losing its unique sense of place. Into this idyllic scenario stepped Toronto builder Lou Stein, fresh from a driving holiday in New England. My wife and I had fallen in love with the homes of New England" he recalls "and I kept thinking how terrific it would be to build something like that in Ontario. One day in the spring of 1988, Lil and I were out for a Sunday drive. We drove into Port Perry and I thought "this is it." The next day he contacted architect John Beresford, who created a community of Victorian homes that won design awards for both architect and builder. Stein is intensely proud of the First Phase homes in Victorian Village, as the community is called, homes whose buyers have lovingly landscaped them with flower gardens, rose arbors, pergolas and detailing that demonstrate true pride of ownership. "Homes are about family" says Stein .and these homes show that the people who live in them love them. What better compliment could a home builder possibly ask for?" This summer, Picture Homes has launched a new phase of Victorian Village, with seven different new designs, from an 1,120 sq. ft. bungalow to a 2,860 sq. ft. four bedroom two storey Grand Victorian home and this time including a choice of both Victorian brick and "clapboard" exteriors. We opened the Sales Centre on Water Street, overlooking the Lake, this summer" says Nestor Repetski, of Winick Repetski & Associates Inc., Marketing and Sales Consultants for the project "and response has been tremendous. The homes are romantic, the community is established, the lots are 50 ft. wide and 120 ft. deep (with some up to 200 ft. deep! Young families love the two storey designs. mature couples love the bungalows and EVERYBODY loves Port Perry! -Before we even started advertising we sold 20 per cent of Phase I out to walk-in traffic. Now that advertising has started, we expect to sell out this very limited number of homes quickly for occupancy next spring and summer." To reach the Victorian Village Sales Centre at 126 Water St. in Port Perry take Hwy. 7 across to 7/12, 7/12 up to 7A, and 7A right into town to Water Street. Call 905-985-0366 for more information. The Sales Centre is open: Monday to Thursday, noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, I I a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday by appointment. 4 -See the real ' Victonans from $164,9001 Arfig'S ConCept. Stafford Cottage: 1,560 sq. ft. 3 be&ooin "Country Cottage", 2 car garage, 2 bagwoonis. tweaklast fthen, $I IM,M. In the romantic lakefront Victorian town of Port Perry - I nwismik wk;nxian pians, 'from 1, 120 sq.tL to 2,860 sq.ft. * 50' x 120' (OR BIGGER) Lots! Visit our SWes CeWe- 126 Water SUM, Pod Perry. MwL to Thum Noon to 6 pm; V At I LA. Sat. & Sun. 11 un to 5 lxn; Fri. by Appt, X/ HWY 7 sr, or Call (905)985-0366 PORT PERRY or TOR (416) 787-6550 V"'My W Prom salm 10 dww W~ no" HWY 401 BROM CO-01PERMON KLCOW VkUf.d ffoam furnishings show pride of ownership Proper care of upholstered furni- ture can extend the beauty and life of the furnishings, saving time and money for consumers. Well-maintained home furnishings show pride of ownership and invite compliments. Follow the tips below, from Soul Shield International, to keep your upholstered furniture looking newer, longer. — Prevent fading by placing furni- ture out of direct sunlight. Ultraviolet rays of sunlight can fade fabrics. — Rotate cushions and pillows week- ly to redistribute wear and extend the life of upholstered furniture. — Re -arrange the position of your upholstery to ensure equal use on all cushions. This will also help to keep your carpet from wearing unevenly. — Vacuum upholstered furniture weekly. Use a clean crevice tool extension to lift out dust and food particles from seams and between cushions. This will also help to keep your carpet from wearing unevenly. Keep newspapers away from upholstered furniture. The ink can transfer onto the fabric. — Prevent indigo dyes from transfer- ring to light-colored upholstery by cautioning family members and guests with new blue jeans to use caution when sitting on the uphol- stery. — Discourage pets from sitting on or rubbing against upholstered furniture. Pet hair and body oil transfers easily to fabrics, causing general soiling. — Choose appropriate fabrics for upholstered furniture by the amount of wear they will receive every day. — Blot spills immediately with a clean, white cloth. If the spill is solid or semi-solid (like peanut butter or jelly) remove the excess by gently lifting it with a dull knife. The longer spills are allowed to remain. the more difficult they are to remove. — Always use recommended uphol- stery cleaning products. Never use general household cleaning products as some may contain bleach and abrasive cleaners. If you find a stain on your uphol- stered furniture. always pre-test upholstery cleaning products on an inconspicuous area of the furniture before using the product on the stain. I � Fell � i "101 144 Bungalow & two -s" homes with 1 & 2 car garages and traditivW exteriorfeatures and innovative open design inte6m. For Mmiew infimnation call. 4,:� 06 ') 4cY "-6 0*0,,�' r4ffq0rWV ]F1CWj0M4et10 Sk"al X1Me*-Zr,14MZ-W M a P I e R u n Homes vice president Tony Cheng(above) says, "There is no better value in Oshawa when you con- sider price, quality and the features you find in these homes." Is " MapleR & Homes offers desiogn qu i alfty and value CONTINUED FROM PAGE I Other features include eight -foot ceil- ings in main -floor and second -floor liv- ing areas, oak rails and spindles on main ,,taircases, decorative wood turn columns as per plan and interior French doors with obscured glass in kitchen pantry as per plan. Energy-saving fea- tures include metal clad insulated front - entry door with antique brass finish grip and deadbolt, direct vent energy efficient natural gas forced air furnace, ther- mopane sliding patio doors with screen as per plan. MapleRun Homes has already shown its commitment to building homes that offer homeowners quality and value in completed communities in Pickering, Oakville and Brampton. Now, they bring to Oshawa this quality construction commitment and second -to -none after- sales service program, which has earned them an Excellent Rating from the U Ontario New Home Warranty Program. Just north of Taunton Rd., this MapleRun Homes community is near all amenities including a major shopping centre, public and separate schools, medical facilities, golf courses and it is adjacent to a conservation area and the Oshawa Creek Valley, which offer plen- ty of recreation facilities like camping and hiking. But the setting of PaTkwood Glen is only a small part of its appeal. The builder has been very conscientious of the value of the homes in the commu- nity. To visit Parkwood Glen's decorated model home, take Ritson Rd., north of Taunton Rd., to Confins Rd. Follow the signs west to the sales office/model home, which is located on Edenwood Dr. Sales office hours are Monday to Thursday from I to 8 p.m., Fridays from I to 6 p.m. and weekends and holidays from I I a.m. to 6 p.m. For more infor- mation, call 436-3573. NEW WWd WnYAdF* WA PM*W- ;1�6 Buying from winners When you purchase a home from an Oshawa Durham Home Builders' Association member, you know you are buying from winners. Stephen Kassinger (pictured at left), president of Kassinger Homes, proudly displays the award for best R-2000 home in Ontario. Below, Mr. Kassinger and ID D H BA executive off icer Joh n ��_otts show off the award for -qe prestigious Local of the ,,ear for 1994, which is award- ��_J for outstanding service to -heir members and the to -_-Immunity at large. I. - � lr� 171 Q01Y 19 aew er 0010 QkW we Loa Lo. 60 tow 41 or edw aA I ots 49e LDT 30 .ICZN p= WRTH Lov 22 -AUB - � -.I!- 9V .17ck cc %4b Wn 210l 668 4 din. B-490 ftd WS 72 EXCLUSM AGFIff McConkey Real Estate ftift Th" T I WHITBY'S M0.1ts-v DESIFU --.E LOCATIONv lvv%e WOW S(%. Ito or 1. -'s all 010meto ove ever ittires ,,der 0 Inov gos & le %,Ooe dest, Ole ineW , %iss t%ie vis Id ik Vvils viee ,nd see Ave . ottice ales % S vm%it b*4 S A - 2"21 Sq - pool MON.-THURS. 2-7 P.M. FRIDAY - CLOSED SAT. & SUNDAY 12-5 P.M@ Sf All ou" S 0 vii lout ISO, S OVO 15 lots 3!5w!5 Nvawout d u0c, an aw ailabIC av I GST included I Aw 49b -.Am--AmL-AL-JmIL AOL Ana, IMF Ae *49b 16 "C'e. 41 �' W -A -A ft-ftft-- A-IL wommom.- A INS, A v With ]FINMXIM40M Wawa X=e4ewl4oz-a The Woods of Osh Creek is a great location T JA . .. .. I[ a us U uOunifildmu Vy hign-mcn, it is s great feeling to find a community where traditional values and timeless ideals are a part of leveryday life. At Fernbrook Homes' the Woods of Oshawa Creek, you can enjoy all country -living has to offer and you don't have to leave the city. Fernbrook Homes is well known for its communities where traditional designs blend with forward-th inking, visionary concepts to Create communities which are distinctive and innovative. The Woods of Oshawa Creek is locat- ed in north Oshawa beautifully surround- ed trees and conservation land, making it one of Oshawa's finest locations. The community features fully -detached homes on 40- and 50 -foot lots that range in depth from 102 to 150 feet. Like all Fernbrook designs, the Woods of Oshawa Creek features homes that are masterful ly-crafted and beautifully fin- ished — whether it is a contemporary bungalow or an elegant two-storey design. Homes feature attractive brick and stone fronts. dramatic roof lines, spa- cious porches and many other attractive elements. Inside, the Fernbrook touch is again very much evidence. Magn I ficent foy- ers feature dramatic staircases. Kitchens that are functional as attractive. with fea- tures like breakfast bars and islands. Cathedral and coffered ceilings add ele- gance to dining and living rooms. Great roorns are cozy with thTee-sided gas fire- places. Master bedrooms have deep walk-in closets, while elegant ensuites have deep oval tubs, vanity counters and separate shower stalls. Bungalow designs start at S 139,990, for the AncastCT on a 40 -foot lot, and range through 5 179,990, for the majestic Oxford on a 50 -foot lot. Prices for the two store% homes start at $174,990 and range up to $204.990, for the Regent on a 50 -foot lot. Sizes of bungalows start at 997 square feet, while two-storey homes range up from 1,735 square feet. It is a great time to take advantage of one of the following opening specials: 7.9 per cent three-year capped mortgage; finished recreation room in the basement; central air conditioning; a five -appliance package, or a move -in package that includes fridge, stove, window coverings and movers. The Woods of Oshawa Creek is locat- ed near all amenities including 5 Points Mail, public and separate schools, Durham College, Oshawa Public Library and medical facilities. Recreation facili- ties include various golf courses, mini - kart tracks and the Northview Community Centre, which offers social activities for groups of all ages. Nature lovers will appreciate the surrounding beauty and the various walking and bik- ing trails nearby. Fernbrook claims "creating the finest new home communities is no simple task." That is certainly true, especially when you consider Fernbrook's reputa- tion and commitment to excellence. Visit the Woods of Oshawa Creek and see the Fernbrook difference, where "a home is more than a just a place of shel- --ter." The Woods of Oshawa Creek sales office is located on Ritson Rd., just north of Taunton Rd. in Oshawa. HAWMN REV. A - & SQ. Ff. EM.B.0 Z n. I IN tj B R I -b sit P, Nke IV V_ . 1A. A for - .0 4W Mao, On The Park We're Right You'll never find a more natural setting ... or a better value. If s a brand new release of 29 beautiful, clay brick homes in a full established rwi;!=. And right beside the community's 86in Park and the Mill Pond Conservatim Area. Elgin Park .. budi by Uxbridge's leading budde14 INLABLAL- FOXORKM BULD04G COFLVOM7WM AM TW SEATM GROW FOXBRM COWDPAT I . —_ _. _,��_J MMSAWSPECIFCAnONSAM SULOW onm E &of ^MAW ON SELECrED LOTS ONLY 4-4( or On The Pond, On The Money! A LIMITED NUMBER OF SINGLE FAMILY HOMES OFmm ISS&G.S.T. Induded SMUOMaHOUn Mft-*& 4 pAL - 7 p.nL awd Thum & Fd set, sm A HOL Noon-6p.m. (WS) 852-7469 or (WS) 642-0618 5 0 N 3 VP or — Warw ]MCDZIM40M SUML42 J1JMt:eW1CW0 NEW HOMM & WTOOM INS PACESW4 Turn your bedroo -13 into a co fortable retreat No longer just a place to lay one's head, today's bedrooms are retreats of solace and luxury. In fact, it's hot uncommon to see master bedrooms complete with a pri- vate, adjoining bath, sitting room, dressing room and walk -out deck. With home renovation being so pop- ular these days, there seems to be an endless variety or products and ideas available to consumers. With a little creativity or some helpful input from an interior designer and an architect, the possibilities are about as endless as your budget. if you are thinking about revamping your bedroom or building a new one, keep versatility and your lifestyle in mind when planning. GETTING STARTED If your plans are still in the forma- tive stages and you are unsure of where to start, it is a good idea to scout around for ideas by consulting some design or remodelling publications. Depending on your space and budget limitations, you'll be able to sort out your preferences and you should be able to get some indication of the costs associated with such a project. Other than a sleeping space, ask yourself what purposes you would like the room to serve. Do you want it to do double duty as a combined bedroom and sitting room? Do you want to have a portion of the room designated as working space for those work -at-home nights? Perhaps you want to have special space for a television, stereo or simply curling up with a good book. You might also like your own private adjoining bathroom or perhaps an adjoining dressing area that leads to the bath area. You should also determine whether privacy and quiet are ultimate priori- ties. If so, you'll want to incorporate some sound muffling devices — espe- cially if your bedroom is located close to the major activity hub of your home — the kitchen or the family room. Thick carpeting is an effective tool in muffling sound. And windows on busy streets or close to adjoining prop- erties can be covered with fabrics that will help deaden sound and act as effective insulation barriers as well. FURNITURE If new furniture is also included in your plans, it's a good idea to visit sev- eral showrooms long before you get too far in the planning process. This What's new in homes? Pick up New Homes & Interiors and find out. To advertise In Now Homes & Interiors call 579-"04 or (416) 798-7672 (Tor. line) and feel of the types of pieces you'd like to incorporate. A four-poster or sleigh bed, for instance, might look a little larger in real life than what you had initially envisioned. It pays to be realistic. Pick pieces that are comfortable, reflect your tastes and lifestyle and stay within your bud- get limitations. USING EXISTING SpACE If you want to work within the exist- ing space of your present bedroom, you'll obviously be more limited in the scope of your project. However, keep in mind that windows and doors can be replaced or installed in new locations. Walls can also be removed or new ones can be installed. You can also incorporate a number of techniques to make the room look larger than it is. This can be achieved by going to a monochromatic color scheme or installing large mirrors. The installation of new, larger windows can also open up a room a great deal. FOCAL POINT Since a bedroom's primary function is for sleeping, experts suggest that the bed act as the focal point of your bed- room. They also stress the importance of a good -quality mattress. Ideally, there should be enough room in your bedroom for a couple of bedside tables. But, if space is at a pre- mium, there are several innovative ideas — like headboards with built-in, fold -away storage compartments — that you can incorporate to make the most effective u se of existing space. For ideas, talk to a decorating consul- tant or check out some remodelling publications. Design experts also suggest that you allow between two and three feet of clear space on either side of the bed so it is easier to access and make up. Adequate access room should also be left for items like wardrobes, dressers and dressing tables. Lighting is also an important con- sideration which is sometimes over- looked in the redecorating process. Most likely you'll want to have ade- quate lighting for reading in bed. You may also require task lighting if you plan to incorporate a work area into your bedroom. With a little foresight and ingenuity, you can transform your bedroom into a cosy, secluded refuge from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. .0 PAGN WNW HOM A 101111 1994 r4ill`4&� 3E-Xc3ozxm4mm sLaact Xz&e4ew1c:Pww Outlook strong for ho ebuilding 0 industry By JOHN DUARTE Special to New Homes & Interiors The economic outlook for 1995 is very good for Ontario in general and for the home- building industry in particular. That was the between Ontario and North Carolina, one of the states showing the Strongest population growth. North Carolina is growing at a 1.6 per cent rate, the same figure currently being enjoyed in Ontario. "There's no secret that Canada has not been a top performer recently. In fact, you could say, we have been underachievers," said Dr. Andersen. "But, since the beginning of the year, we have been seeing the best growth in I Economic forecaster Dr. Peter Andersen told the Oshawa Durham Home Builders' encouraging news Six Years. Association that the coming vear looks bright for Ontario. _111 011 B alea comllflt� ted to creafing last�= 0 0 0 ing communifies For nearlv four decades. Bramalea has helped shape the character and qualitN ot many of Pickering's finest neighborhoods. From the careful selection of loca- tion to the meticulous design and con- StTUCtion of the homes, what sets Bramalea apart is the total commit- ment to go beyond simply meeting the homebuyCT's expectations — to exceed them by Offering More. MODEL HomF, ExciTEm[ENT 1,"isit the gorgeous designer fur- nished model homes at Highview Village. You can choose from 10 inno- %ativc elevations and five exciting threc-bedroom plans that range from 1,520 to 1,677 square feet. Distinctive cntr% teatures. pleasing landscapes and fencing all add up to a better sense of privacy and community. Ideally situat- ed near all amenities, Highview Village has easy access to the highway and Pickering Transit and is minutes from the Pickering To%.% -n Centre, schools and shopping. GRAND OPENING ExcrmmzNT Bramalea's Woodsmere is a glOTi- ous, sheltered community on the edge of Altona Forest. in Pickering. The nat- ural beauty of Woodsmere is graced by family homes with innovative ne%% architectural designs that range from 1,692 to 2,285 sq.ft. on 34 -foot lots. This rare and remarkable communi- ty is one of Pickering's most desirable neighborhoods thanks to its uniquely convenient Proximity to the Pickering Town Centre, schools and shopping and easy access to Hwy. 401 and Pickering Transit. On Oct. 15, Bramalea will open the Village at Rouge Hill, in Scarborough. This community will provide a mix of unique rear-lanc townhomcs, street townhomes and semi-detached homes all Offering open -concept living- and dramatic clevations. This lakeside location at Port Union Rd. and Lawrence Ave. is directly accessible to the adjacent GO Transit station as well as the nearby Rouge River Conservation Area, Highland Creek and the future development of Upper Waterfront Trail. You can see for yourself the results of Bramalea's enduring commitment to creating lasting communities. Everyth - ing they do, they do to exceed Your expectations. swenng the door bell could move you into the House that Jake Built -4 Owning your own home could be as easy &% listening to the radio. What' , I You are likely a bit confused trying to figure out what listening to the radio and `owning a home have in common. Well, don't be! By simply tuning into Toronto rock station 0107, you could win a home in Aspen Springs, the beautiful Kaitlin Group community in Bowmanville. The home, which morningman Jake Edwards helped to build, is fully fur- ',nished by Bad Boy furniture and has a total value of over $215,000. 'So, how does the "listening to the radio" part fit in? All you have to do is tune into Q107 and listen for the sound of the doorbell. When you hear the ring, dial 870 -ROCK or 870 -ROLL. If you are the 107th caller, you get one of 500 keys, one of which will open the front door of the house. To see the House That Jake Built, visit Q107 when the station broadcasts "live" from Aspen Springs during September and October. To visit Aspen Springs, take Hwy. 401 to the Waverly Rd. exit and go north. Waverly runs into Martin Rd. Follow Martin Rd. to the sales office and models. presented to the Another key sign is the stabilizing Oshawa Durham of interest rates. Dr. Andersen points to Home Builders' Association by Dr. stabilizing Canadian dollar, which Peter Andersen, a respected consulting means more stable interest rates. This economist and economic forecaster. also means that people looking to buy "The economy is starting to produce homes should consider doing it now. jobs and that is encouraging for the "I don't see much room for interest economy and and the home-building rates to fall much further," he said. industry," said Dr. Andersen at the "Buyers should not wait. Rates won't monthly meeting of the local home return to levels we saw in the spring." builders' Associat, on. Dr. Andersen said the nature of his Dr. Andersen sees a three-year peri- forecasts can never be 100 per cent od of growth beginning in Ontario. correct, but he is encouraged by what And it gives him cause to be opti- he sees. mistic, something he shared with the "The economic growth cycle is just association. beginning and I can't see the middle of "I See Ontario being the comeback the cycle being reached until mid - (economic) story of 1995," he said. 1996," Dr. Andersen said. "Factors are "Ontario should have an economy that in place to set the foundation for a will show the greatest change (over the much better year (in 1995) for the PTt:V10U% year)." home building industry. Dr. Andersen said he is basing his And that came as very good news to forecasts on several factors. One of the the members of Oshawa Durham Home main comparisons he drew was Builders' Association. See the real Vi c t o n* a -M s from $164,9001 elp of MWs concept " Houw: 4 W&oom 2,=.sq. tL tam; caftwdral living room, Roman Sp Bm"be, W x 1 N lot from $21 ONO. In the romantic lakefront Victorian town of Port Perry! 9 7 Romantic Victodan plans, from 1,120 sq.ft. to 2,860 sq. 9 50' x 120' (OR BIGGER) LoL4 ftN our Sales Centre: 126 ftter Strw ftrt " Mon. to Thum Nw to 6 pn Sat. & Sun. I I am to 5 pm-, Fri. by AXI or Call (905)985-0366 or TOR. (416) 787-65M Prices ahoct to ftw wow notca BROKER CO-OPERATION WELCOME AACTORIM ViUAC&l n ax" UxU Ing, -.for less' ..R zn""' !P" ty 11 1 1 Apw_ t 41111111111111111 4- 7 Pa 1, tr, Mr, I r JAW. 7� NEW HOMES & WrERIORS. 1994 P4=2% K A d1b a do f 4F -.V r L 49 our 7 Ato Tour our Designer Decorated Model Suites! Break Away From The Ordinary... One, two and three bedroom suites, including - Recreation amenities Include indoor pool, ;rtaclar 2 -storey dewn & Penthouses his & hers saunas & recreational area U up to Z873 sq ft - Five appliances Included Sam suites have terraces, balconies or solariums - Close to GO Station, shoppirig and all amenities SALES I Bedroom Suites clous Z Bedrooms Z Bedrooms plus Den OFFICE $99900fto$rn 9900'fto$MI79900 LAME QWAW from 9 9 1P Suite 503,70 Cumberiand Lane Sales Office Hours.- Mon.-Thurs. 11 - 7 Sat. & Sun. 11 - 5 Closed Friday For information call: prices and specificatiom subject to charge without notice. L & O.E. 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Visit the Model Grand Opening at Abbeywood in Whitby - you'll be glad you did. VVnittly,ys Liowest Priced L etache6 Designer Homes on 301 Lots from IL I VOGUE F)L%E1.011M�N1 (" R 0 1 P I \ C 1AW 4 ft.. I ABBEYDALE - 1955 SO. FT. - S169.990 71,1111 r-, V� I DESIGNER FEATIURES** a Family rooms with vaultid ceilings Sunny breakfast areas with s'lialing patio doors to backyards Large living/dining rooms a Designer kitchens a Main floor laundry rooms & powder rooms as pacious master bedrooms with walk-in closets & ensuites GST INCLUDED a I * LiAed been rude. 4Q. 0ONe al feakwes — -lobe- on aN hwrmm IrNXI 1; Prkas & speaTkofiaca subjed to dwivoL ow (9) L & 0. L It - m premkom do **Iy. FRMr. QSM $AT., SM. & HOL 11M M TO IM PM - SM: OWrA4501 MAMM I& wwom OEM KW WSRAWIL OUNDU SM INW 2 * LiAed been rude. 4Q. 0ONe al feakwes — -lobe- on aN hwrmm IrNXI 1; Prkas & speaTkofiaca subjed to dwivoL ow (9) L & 0. L It - m premkom do **Iy. 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