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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_11_04-__.. ,-. r-.�aAMA1�^�. . - � �.�.�....�....•+.. --.,�.r...�• fit.«. , •�...r . - .�•++..r.•�+...•..r...rsa :i ,.�.: Kim` MPP bads bill "It9s an all local to aid franchises championship 'gage 7 12 r T6 plooNews Advertiser Friday, Nov. i. 1994 36 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35.000 Vol. 113 No. 44 Pickering nuclear plant problems cited in report O Data provided by Ontario Hydro, Atomic Energy and Durham Nuclear Awareness compiles safety-related information on Pickering station by ;MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RF_PORTER D('RHAM — A -multitude" of safety problems were experi- enced at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station and other nuclear facilities in Ontario in 1991 and 1992, according to the Nuclear Power Hazard Report released Wednesday by Nuclear Awareness Project. The problems included higher than normal background levels of radioactive pollution in the air, food and rainfall in areas surrounding the Pickering sta- Inside In the news Editorial...........................6 Entertainment ................ 10 Sports .............................12 Classified ........................15 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 The trews Advertiser uses recycled newspttint 93t + 74 GST = $1 tion; over 380 "significant events" at Pickering, with about one-quarter of those being seri- ous enough to require reporting to the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB); and the discov- ery of fault lines in the Pickering area which some experts believe could cause earthquakes stronger than the station's reactors were designed to withstand. The report is a compilation of safety-related information on Ontario's nuclear facilities, based on data provided by the AECB and Ontario Hydro. says its author, Irene Kock of the NAP and Durham Nuclear Awareness. It is the second such report NAP has put together, and the organization hopes to publish others every two years. We wanted to get a compre- hensive look at the problems at all the facilities," explains Ms. Kock. The report on 1991/92 is only finished now, she notes, because NAP has to wait for the relevant data to be released by Ontario Hydro and the AECB. Pickering nuclear station director Pierre Charlebois, meanwhile, was unavailable for comment on the report at the News Advertiser's press time. SEE REPORT. -Pap 3 ♦ EDUCATION Learning goes hi -tech 6--'1 O Students in Ajax Simon Stawski, a Grade 7 student at St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School in Pickering, works on a piece of wood at the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board's design and technology centre for Grade 7 and 8 students at Hohn Redeemer Catholic School in Pickering. photo by Ron Pietroniro and Pickering get a taste of the future in new technology and design centre By SAL BONINIARITO i STAFF REPORTER DURHAM - Elementary schools across Durham are going high-tech. much to the delight of students, teachers and administra- tors at the Durham Roman ! Catholic Separate School Board. The separate school board opened two high-tech design and technology learning centres earlier this year at St. Paul Catholic School in Whitby — for students in Oshawa. Whitby and parts of north Durham — and Holy Redeemer Catholic School in Pick- ering for students in the Ajax and Pickering area. The centres feature the latest in computer publishing. design and video equipment. But what's really unique about the cen- tres is that they encourage indepen- dent learning and problem -solving by students using computer tech- nology. The learning centres give stu- dents a taste of what it's like in the working world and gets them thinking about future career choic- es, school administrators say. "Ibis is giving students a wide scope of what their choices for high school are as well as for future SEE STUDENTS. Papp 9 Missing Pickering man killed, police say O Kenneth Thomas likely murdered by gunmen in Oshawa store shooting By DONNA DONALDSON DURHAM STAW PICKERIN — Pbhce now believe 7—Pick man missing since the day of a bloody shooting at an Oshawa gum stole has been mw- dered. Durham Regional Police have deter- involved." mined that Kenneth 16omas, 55, was "a Two armed men burst into Gagnon victim of foul play, a victim of homi- Sports at 818 Sitnooe SL S. around 5:25 cide" in the robbery and murder at 4;%, pm. Sept. 14 shooting at the dozen or Gagnon Sports in Oshawa that left the more people in the store that it was a co-owner dead and three others injured. hold-up. A few moments later, the gun - "We have concluded he is not mum opened fire, spraying bullets which involved in the robbery and murder," hit four victim Store co-owner Roger Detective Chuck Mercier said at a press K�nl Partly, 43, was killed by a gun shot conference is Pickering Tbursday mein- Thonus blast to his head and an employee was ing. "His disappearance was suspicious and we've concluded that foul play was See VICTIWS...Pap 8 fr tirli at rsr tlsss rl/. �1t. Mr Mair 711}e � Astas hs runs. 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Excludes patio and baby furniture COPYRIGHT 1994 SEARS CANADA INC ONE, , is vIvi Y 11TUlzfi-Gill scyjl.�; SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Were open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. g Nwr2 t C C ■ u O W � m W p1CKEft PK 3 KWY 401M COPYRIGHT 1994 SEARS CANADA INC ONE, , is vIvi Y 11TUlzfi-Gill scyjl.�; SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Were open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Report reveals 380 ` FROM PAGE 1 Copies of the 80 -page document will be sent out to public libraries, schools and municipalities in Durham. "The object of putting this report out is to help ensure there is a better general understanding of the kinds of problems that exist," says Ms. Kock, noting it is written in a manner which should make all the technology involved comprehensi- ble to the general public. THE REPORT STATES THAT: O Routine radioactive pollution from Pre-trial hearing the Pickering station has resulted in annu- al average radioactive tritium levels in the air at the Pickering site boundary (one kilometre from the power plant) 40 times higher than normal background levels, with the high- est monthly average in 1992 being 200 times background lev- els. O Foods grown in a test plot at the site boundary contain up to 200 times the background level of tritium and foods grown at a distance of five to 30 kilometres from the site contain up to 18 times the normal background nnwVvA9 W aw�:MPRe.!�w�ua significant events' level. 0 1992 average tritium levels in pre- cipitation at the Pickering site boundary were about 20 times above levels measured in Oshawa 20 kilome- tres downwind. O Twelve tonnes of radioactive uranium mine tail- ings are dumped near uranium mine sites as a result of milling the uranium ore for each uranium fuel bundle used at Pickering — and the eight Pickering reactors have space for 36,960 fuel bundles. :3 60,000 hockey rinks could be filled ANTIQUE set Discoveries for murder suspect AJAX - A pre-trial hearing will be held later this month for the accused in the murder of an Ajax gun club employee. Tyrell MacKinnon, 18, of Scar- borough, was in court briefly Tues- day morning to have a date set for the pre-trial hearing. Defence lawyer Robert Nuttall, the Crown and a judge will take part in the pre- trial hearing set for Nov. 22 at 3 p.m. Mr. Nuttall says issues relat- ed to the case. review of the � evidence, the Tyrell possible length MacKinnon of a preliminary hearing and a trial will be discussed. A handcuffed Mr. MacKinnon showed no emotion while being led into court, but he nodded and mouthed some words to a family member. Mr. Nuttall says his client isn't required to enter a plea at this stage. The pre-trial hearing should be completed on Nov. 22 and a date for a prelimitary hearing set, Mr. Nut- tall says. Norman Cbow, 27, died of gun- shot wounds Oct. 3 at Firearm Training Ranges at 10 Barr Rd. ANNOUNCEMENT !ill Welcome aboard JUDI JEDENIANN to the Royal Bank, at 725 Krosno Blvd, Bay Ridges Plaza In Pickering. _ JUDI JEDEMANN Is the new manager of personal banking. ROYAL [SANK A great variety of quality antiques at reasonable prices. We Buy & Sell Custom Refinishing 683-8243 by AITKENHEAD �o'4y` SalesP.Wesentane AVOIDING THE OVERPRICED HOME Part 2 We shouldn't leave our discussion on the overpriced home without mentioning LOCATION. We've all seen average looking homes commanding premium prices simply because of their LOCATIONS. These homes overlook water or a wooded ravine. But, there is another home down the street which is almost identical in construction and layout This is where you must be careful. The owner down the street may compare his home to the Ravine home without taking into consideration the difference in LOCATION. He then prices his home based on this superficial comparison. The result? A home which, on the surface looks like it's priced right but in reality - it's overpriced. This does happen occasionally and when it does - someone may pay too much. For this reason alone, my customers appreciate the research that I do, whether they are buying or selling a home. SELECT THE BEST M.L.S. 619=9500 REALTOR sutton group -heritage realty Inc. up to the top of the boards with the baz- ardous "low level" uranium tailings which have accumulated at 14 mines near Elliot Lake and Bancroft. NAP maintains economic pressures have led to inappropriate trade-offs in safety at nuclear facilities to reduce costs and increase electricity production. The organization says hazards at Pick- ering include the risk of reactor explo- sions, run -away chain reactions and fuel melting which could lead to severe acci- dents. NAP's report is expected to be available in local libraries in about three weeks. SHANE AND AMBER AUSTIN Friday's carriers of :rte weeK are Shane and Amber Austin. Shane enjoys hockey, baseball and swimming. Amber enjoys figure skating. gymnastics and swimming. Shane & Amber received McDonald's coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratula:.ons Shane and Ar�oer for be ng our Friday Carriers of the weeK .'OLi.. ILK MM#-TM'NERSADVERTLgMlMItDAV t4OrV4BER 4, f!!1 `Odd' comment by Stark suspicious, witness says By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPMTER PICKERING - The brother of key witness in the trial of Pete Stark, accused of abducting an killing Pickering teen Julie Stanton, was on the stand in Whitby provin- cial court Wednesday. Al Whittaker, brother of Mr. Stark's estranged wife Alison, who is the prosecution's key witness in the murder trial, testified about im admissions the accused made to h just a few months after the girl's disappearance. Tice court herd that on June 13, 1990, just a few months after the teenager disappeared, Mr. Whittak- er and Mr. Stark met for a drink at the restaurant at the Darlington Marina in Bowmanville where the accused kille'r's boat was docked. It was during that meeting that Mr. Stark made what Mr. Whittaker thought at the time was an "odd" remark about the missing teen and the ongoing police investigation into her disappearance. "(Mr. Stark) said to me if (police) were to find Julie Anne's body, they'd make sure his teeth manes were on her ass," Mr. Whit- taker told the court during question- ing by Croom attorney John Scott. "It was an odd remark. Peter was serious about how he made that remark. He felt he was being framed by police," Whittaker added. However, Mr. Whittaker also a testified that the accused man trade Peter no mention that he had picked the d girl up near her home on Maury Crescent in Pickering around 2 pin. on the day she disa�d. During cross-examination by co - defence attorney Anil Kapoor, Mr. Whittaker agreed Mr. Stark made the comment about the missing girl's body out of frustration that he was being targeted as the prime sus- pect in the police investigation. However. Mr. Whittaker also said that because of the nature in which the comment was made, he believed at the time that Mr. Stark may have had something to do with the girl's disappearance. "My feel- ing was that the cexntnent was total- ly out of line. I filed it so that when- ever I was going to be interviewed by police I'd mention it" But the court was told police didn't learn of the comment until May of 1994 despite numerous meetings between police and Mr. Whittaker. '-I had several meetings with police, but mostly in regards to my sister." he said. 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Such is the case with the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board and its new design and technology learning centres which opened this year to give students a taste of their potential futures. At the centres -- one is in Whitbv for students in that area of Durham and another is at Holy Redeemer in Pickering for students here -- elementary school stu- dents can create a video. build a bridge, design a nx)m with computer-aided technology or create a magazine on a desktop publishing system. And the resounding chorus of 'we love it' is beim, heard from students around the region who have been exposed to the curriculum. What's more important, however, is the fact that the centres expose students to areas of study that could very well turn into professions for them later in life. These centres teach kids new, skills that are currently required in the workforce. And the structure of the design centres can tap a cre- ativity that might otherwise not be found in the typical classroom setting. For creating an atmosphere that encourages kids to use their imaginations, while learning important new skills, the separate school board deserves recognition. Business is demanding that educators turn out more students with skills relevant to the work force, parents are demanding that academic quality be maintained and students are indicating they are eager to learn still more. These design centres go a long way to meeting all of those elements of education. And. for that. we'll all benefit in the future. I S&azaw 6 94 ons and answers with Kip As the 199.1 municipal election nears, the News Advertiser is presenting; a series of 'Q&A' sessions with the can- didates seeking; the office of mayor. This is the third in a four-part series running in con- secutive issues by Managing Editor Steve Houston. Today, we continue with a question and answer interview with candidate hip Van hempen... Pickering Ward 2 Regional Councillor Kip Van Kempen is all business when he arrives at the News Advertiser office for a ques- tion and answer session about his bid for the mayor's chair in the Nov. 14 municipal election. The outspoken, often contro- versial councillor who has found himself — on many occasions in the last three years — in polar opposition to the man be seeks to dethrone, is confident and articu- late about his quest. He wants to be mayor. He wants to be the per- son to lead Pickering into the future with a new style of town management. Mr. Van Kempen, with his wife, owns a local iinsur- ance company and a travel agency. He has two children. The following is an interview conducted by News Advertiser Managing Editor Steve Houston with Mr. Van Kempen, the man who would be mayor. Q. You've been involved in local politics now for some years. Why are you choosing this time to seek the mayor's chair? A. I've been on council for six years — three as a local councillor and three at the region. I'm seek- ing the mayor's position now because I don't think the job's being done effectively. Our budget is some S33 million dollars. It takes more than just winning a Popularity contest to run this town. The question is. can we afford to do that'' Managing a S33 million budget requires business skills that You can only pick up through practical training. The issue is — and this applies at all levels of government — streamlining, an emphasis on efficiency... those things should be applied and its simply not happening here. When a lot of businesses are looking for reductions in adminis- tration and layers of management, we've been doing just the opposite and expanding. Establishing a budget is much more than than reaching an arbitrary figure. It's making store that things like traffic and fire services, et cetera, are all addressed. We don't have a revenue prob- lem; it's more of a spending pmb- lan. We can't afford to spend $3 million on ridiculous things like the Claremont Community Centre at a time when the essentials have gone unaddressed. Q. You've been accused by your critics of practising a nega- tive style of politics, particularly In this campaign. What's your reaction? A. It's totally sour grapes. If I was happy with the current gov- ernment and current mayor, I'd have no reason for seeking this office. l don't pretend to be a typi- cal politician; you have to stand up and fight for the issues you believe in. A case in point is the Clare - Van Kempen mont (community centre) issue. So your typical politician would go up, shake some hands and kiss some babies and get a photo in the paper. I'm not that kind of politi- cian. I've tried not only to identify what's wrong but what should be done about it. If people find me strange because I think fireballs should come before banquet balls, then I don't know bow else I can state my vision. Q. If elected, what's the sin- gle most important thing you want to achieve? A. Balancing our priorities and reducing the needless spending. I want to look at every innovative way to provide more effective and less government. My theory is that if we can share a hospital, we can examine if we can become more cost efficient by combining some town services with Ajax. We can no longer afford the total duplica- tion in manv areas that now exist. The role of regional government must also be examined to alleviate duplication. In a nutshell: Is there a better way" We owe it to the tax- payers. The economies of scale just aren't there. Let's ask the peo- ple: what are they going to tell w�' My goal is simply one of efficien- cy. Q. Why should you become mavor? A. Leadership has been lackin-_ on this council. In many areas it's been a ship without a captain. No organization can function without a leader that understands business. listens to the public and establish- es priorities for spending. My sk)- gan is 'Elect a businessman, not a politician.' Q. What do you see as Pick- ering's role in Durham Region? A. Currently our role seems to be that we get the hind end of almost everything. We get almost all of Durham Region's garbage; the Province has said we have the number one site for more waste. We've got to turn this around. Why is it that we've not been able to attract the real plums such as a campus for Durham College? Our proximity to Metro makes us a natural to be the leader within Durham Region. The role of mayor is to make sure we get respect throughout the Greater Toronto Area and the Region and not just the landfill that no one else wants. A key priority must be to gN on with the widening and speed up the widening of Hwy. 401. Inade- quate resources have been put on it yet we've been silent. That got to be a number one priority." IFU`7111.117%11�11"__.,� Wiseman backs bill t ❑ Durham West MPP's Private members bi11 gets first reading at legislature By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING - Legisla- tion aimed at regulating the lucra- tive franchising market is being pushed by Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman. Ile introduced a private mem- ber's bill, the Franchises Act `94, Monday that would protect fran- chisees and impose heavy fines on franchisors breaking the rules. "The horror stories are quite numerous. Some people could lose their business just by talking to me about their business. They have no democratic rights. This gives them their rights back." he says. Franchising is a S90 -billion -a - year business in Canada and cov- ers all sectors of the retail market, from dough- nuts, pizza and other fast food stores to car ►- dealerships, video outlets and oil change shops. �� 1 Currently in Ontario, the Jim franchising Wiseman business "isn't really covered by anything,- Mr. Wiseman says, leaving the door open to potential abuses on the part of a franchisor. For instance, a franchisee might be required to buy all supplies from the franchisor at a higher price. Mr. Wiseman's bill would allow a franchisee to buy supplies wherever they want. If they have the right to source products to the cheapest place, it might bring down prices, which are kept artificially high. At the very least, it would help the fran- chisee pay off his debts easier," Mr. Wiseman says. alis bill would require compa- nies selling franchises to register with the Ontario Securities Com- mission and file documents relat- ing to the business, including pro- posed franchisee contracts, a dis- pute mechanism to resolve con- flicts between franchisees and franchisors, a code of conduct for both sides, and penalties for fran- chisors breaking the law. The penalties include $100,000 fines for individual company directors violating the act and $200,000 for corporations. "A well -regulated, well-run Obituary Stafford Monuments 318 Dundas St. E. 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As it's a private member's bill, next year. If an election is called the legislation would take longer before the bill receives third read - to get second reading, he says. ing, then it dies and would have to Time is also a factor, because a be re -introduced when a new leg - provincial election has to be held islature begins sitting. As awarded Investment Recovery Services in its capacity as Auctioneer b Liquidator will offer, for sale, the following Inventory and assets as secured under the Landlord 3 Tenant Act. IMMEDIATE INVENTORY up tc Pickering Village Gallery Great Gift ideas DISPOSAL Qyo LIMITED EDITION ART (Robert Bateman, AJ Casson, Trisha Romance, Les Taite, etc. too many artists to list) 'FINE FURNM AE' CLASSIC REPRODUCTIONS' OBJECTS DART' COLLECTIBLES' ASSORTMENT OF ANTIQUE AND DECORATOR ITEAfSDINING SUITES 'OCCASIONAL TABLES' MAHOGANY CARVED CONSOLES 611RAORS' CHINA CABINETS' ETC.' ukFor Sal• info. call 619-2323 FA. Nov. 1, 7 P.M. -10 P.M. Sun. Nov. 6, 10 A.M.- 6 P.M. 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A.' sacs h^n SALE CONDUCTED BY: INVESTMENT RECOVERY SERVICES AA1CTtONEERS' UOUDATORS I APPRAISERS PAGE 9 -THE NEWS ADVERI'1SER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1!4 4' YCtY S wife very -distressed FROM PAGE 1 able to release a description of the robbery and murder. hit in the arm. Two customers in suspects. The first is white, 25 to Det. Mercier said this incident the store at the time also suffered 35 years old, 5'6" to 5'8", with has been very traumatic on all the gun shot wounds, dark hair and a muscular build. families involved and has left Mr. The robbers smashed a glass The second is also white, 25 to 35, Thomas's wife, Danielle, "very showcase, stole 11 guns and fled 5'19' to 6', with dark hair and a distressed". the scene, slim build. But the detective assures the They were seen getting into a Although there are some public the investigation is car belonging to Mr. Thomas, who similarities between this going well with major leads was reported missing by his fami- shooting and the recent still in hand. ly later that night. Port Perry robbery and "We feel confi- His car was found early the shooting, Det. Mercier dent in the direction of next day backed into a 'visitors' noted police are not con- the investigation and parking space behind a Bloor necting the two incidents confident of a successful Street apartment complex, near the at this time. conclusion in this case," scene of the shooting. Mr. Thomas was last • said Det. Mercier. After interviewing hundreds of seen at the Canada Employ- If you have any informa- witnesses. Det. Mercier said ment Centre office on the south- tion you think may help the inves- Thursday, investigators have east corner of 16th Avenue and tigation, call Durham Regional announced two men were seen Yonge Street in Richmond Hill Police at 579-1520 or Crime Stop - leaving the car and police are now around 12:20 p.m. the day of the pers at 436-8477. First civic election advance poll this weekend PICKERING — Can't make it to the polls on elec- a.m. to 8 p.m. tion day Monday, Nov. 14? You can also vote by proxy by filling out and Not to worry, you can still exercise your right to signing a form available at Town hall, which then has vote at either of two advance polls. One is this Satur- to be signed at the clerk's office by the person who dav, Nov. 5, at the Pickering Recreation Complex will be voting on your behalf. from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. There will also be an advance For more information call the clerk's office at 420 - poll Wednesday. Nov. 9 at the same location from 10 4611. 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THEAJAXPICKERING :::%'}i•:::• :v is i:•i.� •ij �'{j'v:; :; •..:: y% 1r �� •-:ii%{ - �::-..:•:.;�:. NEWS ADVERTISER ...,....., r presents a MEET THE CANDIDATES NIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOV. 99 1994 7-9 p.m. GALLANTRY'S IN THE PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Here's the public's chance to hear the candidates' positions in the upcoming municipal election. Candidates will answer questions from visitors to our event. Call Steve at 683-5110 for information. 1% Election Day November 14 Students step into the future FROM PAGE 1 careers," says St. Paul Catholic School principal Brenda O'Donoghue. "It also gives them the opportuni- ty to use their creative talents, prob- lem -solving and group skills and that's what employers are looking for ... they're looking for team play- ers." she says. "Ibis is really high-end stuff the students are being exposed to," says Holy Redeemer Catholic School principal Nick Scarfo, previously employed as a computer specialist with the separate school board "('Ile learning centre) provides students with challenges they would face in a technological environ- ment." he says. Grade 7 and 8 students from across Durham are bused into the centres daily on a rotating basis so that each class will spend a total of five full days there througbout the course of the school yew - Stidents are assigned to work at a program module which outlines a problem and how they can solve it The module takes the student either a full day or half day to complM depending on the difficulty of the task. In the desktop publishing mod- ule, for example, students design their own magazine cover. Students can use a digital camera to take a photograph of themselves which they can incorporate into their cover. In the Computer Aided Design (CAD) module, students design their own bedroom floor plan, including doors. furniture and bath- room.1be "dragster module allows students to design their own small- scale, carbon dioxide -powered car which they race against other stu- dents' cars at the end of the day. In the bridge module, students design and build their own small structure using sticks of wood and glue. 'Ile bridges are then stress - tested to determine their strength. In the video module, students produce, direct and film their own video. Why do students enjoy spending the day at the new learning centres instead of their regular schools'' You get to learn something new which might help you to get a lob later m life," said Grade 7 student PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE WALK IN CLINIC OPEN FROM: - MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 P.M. -9:00 P.M. SATURDAY 9:00 a.mA:00 P.M. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. 3:00 P.M. Associated Physicians Dr. M. Semoff Dr. R. Shafir Dr. B. Farber Dr. V. MacLennan Dr. H. Petroff Dr. M. Phillips Dr. H. Dy • X -Ray • Ultra sound • Lab Located on Premises 1865 Glenanna Rd. Pickering 839=3.883 N Kbg ft Ra. t 01111101 P. CWW KERNG [}W TOWN -11 taltic Hasani Serrett, of St. Anthony Daniel, who spent the day at the plastic tec hniology module designing and constructing a personalized plastic key chain. "It's amazing what you can do on the computer:' said Grade 7 stu- dent Mark Skerritt, also of St. Anthony Daniel, who designed his own bedroom using CAD eyuip- menL '"lids is really cool. I would like to do this as a career." he said. '• 4 !. �t "� "i ! •.' ! � 1 11 i. '�'• 1.•,'�� i'.'�-��•.: }.tet � � 1. �. 0 FRIDAY, NOV. 4/94 � WATCH FOR WIIZJE'rHEW iALE! r Bic VoVitoRN� itbi BAYLY ST., (SW OF LIVERPOOL) .____420m!21_08 • GOOD FOOD - • GOOD PRICES - • DELIVERY • ONLY soox VEG. OIL USED 0 J III � u • You are invited to our U I N ,"19091101031211111 ............................................... ........................................... THEAJAXPICKERING :::%'}i•:::• :v is i:•i.� •ij �'{j'v:; :; •..:: y% 1r �� •-:ii%{ - �::-..:•:.;�:. NEWS ADVERTISER ...,....., r presents a MEET THE CANDIDATES NIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOV. 99 1994 7-9 p.m. GALLANTRY'S IN THE PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Here's the public's chance to hear the candidates' positions in the upcoming municipal election. Candidates will answer questions from visitors to our event. Call Steve at 683-5110 for information. 1% Election Day November 14 Students step into the future FROM PAGE 1 careers," says St. Paul Catholic School principal Brenda O'Donoghue. "It also gives them the opportuni- ty to use their creative talents, prob- lem -solving and group skills and that's what employers are looking for ... they're looking for team play- ers." she says. "Ibis is really high-end stuff the students are being exposed to," says Holy Redeemer Catholic School principal Nick Scarfo, previously employed as a computer specialist with the separate school board "('Ile learning centre) provides students with challenges they would face in a technological environ- ment." he says. Grade 7 and 8 students from across Durham are bused into the centres daily on a rotating basis so that each class will spend a total of five full days there througbout the course of the school yew - Stidents are assigned to work at a program module which outlines a problem and how they can solve it The module takes the student either a full day or half day to complM depending on the difficulty of the task. In the desktop publishing mod- ule, for example, students design their own magazine cover. Students can use a digital camera to take a photograph of themselves which they can incorporate into their cover. In the Computer Aided Design (CAD) module, students design their own bedroom floor plan, including doors. furniture and bath- room.1be "dragster module allows students to design their own small- scale, carbon dioxide -powered car which they race against other stu- dents' cars at the end of the day. In the bridge module, students design and build their own small structure using sticks of wood and glue. 'Ile bridges are then stress - tested to determine their strength. In the video module, students produce, direct and film their own video. Why do students enjoy spending the day at the new learning centres instead of their regular schools'' You get to learn something new which might help you to get a lob later m life," said Grade 7 student PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE WALK IN CLINIC OPEN FROM: - MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 P.M. -9:00 P.M. SATURDAY 9:00 a.mA:00 P.M. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. 3:00 P.M. Associated Physicians Dr. M. Semoff Dr. R. Shafir Dr. B. Farber Dr. V. MacLennan Dr. H. Petroff Dr. M. Phillips Dr. H. Dy • X -Ray • Ultra sound • Lab Located on Premises 1865 Glenanna Rd. Pickering 839=3.883 N Kbg ft Ra. t 01111101 P. CWW KERNG [}W TOWN -11 taltic Hasani Serrett, of St. Anthony Daniel, who spent the day at the plastic tec hniology module designing and constructing a personalized plastic key chain. "It's amazing what you can do on the computer:' said Grade 7 stu- dent Mark Skerritt, also of St. Anthony Daniel, who designed his own bedroom using CAD eyuip- menL '"lids is really cool. I would like to do this as a career." he said. '• 4 !. �t "� "i ! •.' ! � 1 11 i. '�'• 1.•,'�� i'.'�-��•.: }.tet � � 1. �. 0 FRIDAY, NOV. 4/94 � WATCH FOR WIIZJE'rHEW iALE! r Bic VoVitoRN� itbi BAYLY ST., (SW OF LIVERPOOL) .____420m!21_08 • GOOD FOOD - • GOOD PRICES - • DELIVERY • ONLY soox VEG. OIL USED 0 J III � u • t'' iMGE i�?'HE NEi►S ADYBRT73ptFIttDAYNOVEMBI� � tf98 .Arts and Entertainme t .................. 0 0 0 0 & 0 0 0 /(�P.��b/iC�4 _ u u� to li�Qto /q' Q.0 piGkei/C� ........................... of Striking the right chord Flautist Karen Jansen and classical guitarist Church recently. The benefit concert featured Rene Vendrig from the Netherlands practise just the two students who are performing in Canada prior to taking the stage for The Chords That as part of the Thank You Canada celebration. Bind concert at the Pickering Village United photo by Celia Bronkhorst Unbridled lunacy in play Heron ateg PICKERING — Herongate Dinner Theatre will stage a new come- dy from Nov. 4 to Dec. 18. It Runs in the Family, a British farce by Ray Cooney, is set in a hospital containing an assortment of characters running in and out of doors and mistaking everybody for someone else. The hospital becomes a mad-bouse filled with an epidemic of unbridled lunacy. �) Herongate is promising this "crowd- /(�\ pleaser" will have you rolling in the aisles. Tickets start at $29.95 per person, ^ including dinner, show and all taxes. _. Call 472-3085 for tickets or information. Herongate Barn Tbeatre is 7.5 kilometres north of Hwy. 2 on Altona Rd. in Pickering - Don't Miss the Pickering Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade Sat., Nov. 12,1994 Starting at 10 am. Letter Carriers will be collecting letters for Santa en route. sw4v" Gm*tNad CORRECTION NOTICE The Massey's ad that ran on Wed., Nov. 2/94 contained an error. The ad should have read: T Bone Steak 1 Ib. includes: Soup or salad, vegetable & choice of potato. $9.99. The News Advertiser regrets any incon- venience we may have caused the readers and the customers at %Masseys. Liona Boyd playing in Oshawa Nov. 12 DURHAM -- Liona Boyd, the First Lady of the Guitar, is coming to Oshawa in November. It's a special concert presented by the Durham Region Concert Association (DRCA), which cele- brates its silver anniversary this year. Liona Boyd holds a unique position in the world of classical guitar. Through her composition talents, extensive international touring and 16 record albums she has developed a reputation as one of the world's leading guitarists. Breaking with classical tradi- tion, she has toured with Gordon Lightfoot and recently joined Tracy Chapman for a tour of Europe. Liona's eclectic music has developed over the years to embrace pop, jazz, latin and soft rock, in addition to classical. The concert is Saturday, Nov. 12 at 8 p.m., at the Salvation Army Temple, 570 Thornton Rd. ROAD TO WELLVILLE Fn. 729.93' Sat -Sun. 2:15, 727, 9:05 M x -Thus. 720, 9:35. MARY SHELLEY'S FRANI ENSTEIN R. 7,7:15,935,9.40 Sat -Sm 2.2:10, 7, 7:15,935.9.40 tbn.-Thus. 7,7-15,925. 9.40. No Passes (Two Saeens� PULP FICTION FTM a Sat -Sul z8 mm -Nn. t THE RIVER WILD R. 7:10, SatAn 2203:10 mon-Thn. 7:10. THE WAR Fn. 7,M, 9.40 Sat -Sun 2:10,7.05,9.40 mort•Thus. 795, 9:40. No Passes, THE SHAWSHMK REDEMPTION welff Never GiveYoa A Stea NOVEMBER'S SPECIAL AT ptpe T -Bone Steak 1 Ib. includes: Soup or Salad, $999 Vegetable & choice of Potato Daily Lunch Specials 774 Liverpool Rd. S. _ GrowlnB with Pkkaing slow 1"S -`839-5758 in Oshawa. Tickets are $25, and $18 for students. 00❑ The Liona Boyd concert is out- side of DRCA's regular silver anniversary concert lineup, which continues in the new year. The series includes: Anagnoson and Kinton — two pianos (Jan. 14); Catherine Wilson's Trio Vivant — piano, violin and cello (Feb. 25); and the Elora Festival Singers — a 20 member choral group (May. 6) Ticket prices for all three con- certs are $35 (adults), $18 (stu- dents). Single ticket prices are S18 (adults), $12 (students). Tickets are available at: (in Whitby) Brass Delights, and Thomas House of Music; and (in Oshawa) Walter's Music Stores, and Wilson and Lee Music. ♦'•„ , % I" •`1b,, ,'.1.,S•;C 11.,, -'r ' . .'1 , I , Billboard Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publi- cation. FRIDAY, NOV. 4 SKI SWAP: The Canadian Ski Patrol System sponsors its annual Ski Swap & Sale at the Pickering Recreation Complex Nov. 4 to 6. Equipment (alpine and cross- country) will be received Nov. 4 (5 to 10:30 p.m.) and Nov. 5 (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Equipment will be sold Nov. 4 from 7 to 10:30 p.m., Nov. 5 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, and Nov. 6 from l l a.m. to 3 p.m. No unsafe equipment. 294-9730. SATURDAY, NOV. 5 BAZAAR: St. George's Angli- can Church holds its annual bazaar from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parish hall, Hwy. 2 and Ran- dall Dr., Pickering Village. Hand knits, crafts, baked goods, draw prizes and more. CRAFTS: William Dunbar Pub- lic School, 1030 Glenanna Rd., Pickering, holds its 7th annual Christmas craft show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 420-1560 (Kathryn). BAZAAR: A UCW Bazaar and Bake Sale is held at Mt. Zion United Church, two kilometres west of Lakeridge Rd. on Conc. 8., beginning at 1:30 p.m. 649- 5200 (Evelyn Iones). BAZAAR: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, holds a bazaar from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Crafts, silent auction, knit- ting, baking, country kitchen, home-made lunch. Free babysit- ting. 6834740. BAZAAR: The South Pickering Seniors' Club holds a giant bazaar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Seniors Activity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. Knitwear, Christ- mas crafts, home -baked goods, books, records, white elephant table, tea room, refreshments. 420-5049 or 420-6588. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax, holds a Christmas bazaar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Crafts, knitted goods, bake sale and more. 683-3313. CRAFTS: Vaughan Willard Pub- lic School, corner of Dixie and Glenanna Rds., Pickering, holds its Two of a Kind craft show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Vendor tables still available. 420-9344. MOMS-T&BE,,�� l!�� EXPECTANT �.. L MOTHERS Call Annette 427-2560-300 • Durham College • Skills Training Centre OPEN HOUSE ARE YOU FREE ON THURS. Of Interest To: For information call 721-3303 NOV 10194? ✓ General Community WE ARE.... nnoVlPLEx 9 Christmas craft show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 420-1560 (Kathryn). BAZAAR: A UCW Bazaar and Bake Sale is held at Mt. Zion United Church, two kilometres west of Lakeridge Rd. on Conc. 8., beginning at 1:30 p.m. 649- 5200 (Evelyn Iones). BAZAAR: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, holds a bazaar from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Crafts, silent auction, knit- ting, baking, country kitchen, home-made lunch. Free babysit- ting. 6834740. BAZAAR: The South Pickering Seniors' Club holds a giant bazaar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Seniors Activity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. Knitwear, Christ- mas crafts, home -baked goods, books, records, white elephant table, tea room, refreshments. 420-5049 or 420-6588. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR: St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax, holds a Christmas bazaar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Crafts, knitted goods, bake sale and more. 683-3313. CRAFTS: Vaughan Willard Pub- lic School, corner of Dixie and Glenanna Rds., Pickering, holds its Two of a Kind craft show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Vendor tables still available. 420-9344. MOMS-T&BE,,�� l!�� EXPECTANT �.. L MOTHERS Call Annette 427-2560-300 • Durham College • Skills Training Centre OPEN HOUSE Mon(lay, November 7, 1994 3:39 -8:30 p.m. 1610 Chan iplain Ave., W1 iitby Of Interest To: For information call 721-3303 ✓ Business & Indttstry ✓ General Community no Ono= ROM S.9 , (Diredw s: on Ilrodc Rd., sour► of 4M ) On instrucborts received from the penpal, we have been suftrmed lo supplement and seh by Mquid0M sale. m8OF oF Daum oF nrAwToffir SO% orf all baseball glcues and shoes inckx ng: Capper Lcuisvie, Rawlings, Gbvesmith, Tani, Pony and Mitre. 20% to 70% off d hockey equipment inducting: Tackla Yt Wiavile, Douglas, HMP, Janes, Brown, Heaton, VatgM, Van Velden, Forrester, Discount not applicable to skates and sticks. DONT MUSS THIS SALE SALE Now ON Sbrehbu►s; AbndaytoFrkW 10am.•8p.m., Sat 9am.•6p.m., Sun. 10am.-5p.m. This is not a going out of businee sek CRAFT AND BAKE SALE: A craft and bake sale is held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. by Royal Cana- dian Legion Branch 322, at 111 Hunt St. (upstairs), Ajax. Admis- sion free. 683-7811. POPPY DANCE: Royal Canadi- an Legion Branch 322 holds its 2nd annual Poppy Dance from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Legion hall, 111 hunt St., Ajax. Tickets $5 GRAND 4,-� PENIN SAT., NOV. 5th 10-4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4,19f/ -PAGE 11 each. Food available. Proceeds to poppy campaign. 683-7811. SUNDAY, NOV. 6 BAHA'I MEETING: The Baha'i communities of Pickering and Ajax sponsor a meeting to celebrate Unity in Diversity Week, at 3 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Val- ley Farm Rd. Speaker, entertain - 0 Nov. 4,1994 ment and refreshments. 831- 6572. CONCERT: A concert of sacred music featuring the Presbyterian Men's Chorus and The Covenan- ter Singers is at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Kings Cres., Ajax. Tickets S8 for adults, S6 for seniors and children, and available at the door. 683-7311. a THOUSANDS OF PRE -OWNED BARGAINS2 BRING IN THIS • DESK > AD AND SAVE • CHAIRS N q'MW 10% •FILES1755 cc Id • TABLES PLUMMER OFF TAG PRICE 1 --AND eery St MORE 839-00 19 1755 PLUMMER ST., PICKERING 1,:41■1/ 1\ _'#1 0C[ stmirli ti 1rl�l� 1� :rl� ►� -1111{Illi I:I{ LET US CHECK OUT YOUR MAZDA LIGHTING J APPEARANCE Ty ENGINE _; TRANSMISSION- _; BRAKES COOLING SYSTEM EXHAUST AIR CONDITIONING - - - _i STEERING EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM j BATTERY 1 TIRES/SUSPENSION ABSOLUTELY FREE: wring Our Fall National Free Service Clinic, November 7-11, 1994 Book your 12 -Point Vehicle Ikon now; hTJ MAZDA S&tV C'EWRIL4M Q ma�Dal �n �� 1250 Dundas Street E. Whitby, Ontario LIN 2K5 GENL.JINE PA rS TEL: 668-6881 TOR: 686-2256 FAX: 668-7700 AM ACCiESSORMS I 6P� IWAY,�10V 4,1l�1 RTi' �s ♦ FOOTBALL Pickering-Dunbarton High senior 0 gridiron sinal renews old rivalry By AL RIVETT SPOM REPOR70t AJAX-PICKERING — It's an all Ajax -Pickering senior football final for supremacy in Durham Region this year. The Dunbarton High School Spartans will battle defending champion Pickering High School Trojans for the Lake Ontario Sec- ondary School Athletics (LOSSA) championship at Oshawa's Civic Stadium Saturday. Game time is 1 Pan• The top-ranked Pickering Tro- jans advanced to the title contest after running roughshod over fourth -place Whitby Henry Street High School Hawks 56-6 in the LOSSA semi-final at Pickering High Tuesday afternoon. Mean- while, the second -place Dunbarton Spartans won the right to meet Pickering after rolling to a 17-0 victory over third-place Oshawa Paul Dwyer Saints in the other semi-final tilt at Dunbarton High Tuesday. Trojans' head coach Graham Hiron is happy to see the Dunbar - ton -Pickering football rivalry heat- ing up once more in the '90s. The Henry Street Hawks' bal carrier Brett Huether is chased by Picker- ing High Trojans Mike PepeljugosW during LOSSA senior fodbal semi-final action at Pk*erng High Tuesday. Pickering won 56-6. Pickering meets Duxnbrar1on High in the LOSSA final in Oshawa Sat- urday afternoon. photo by Ron Pietroniro two schools were the toast of area football in the '70s. "It's nice to see the rivalry back again," says Hiroo. "They have a gritty bunch of kids at Dunbarton, so it should be a good game." Hiron notes the key to victory is curtailing the Spartans' ground game anchored by dominant run- ning back Theron Walker. "I think number 34 has to be stopped. He's fast and be can burt you. We hope to do the same job on him Saturday as we did the last time we met." Meanwhile, the Trojans are counting on a good performance from their stellar backfield tandem of Damian Bowen and Nathaniel Covent who will reunite for Satur- day's championship final since the first game of the season. Injuries have forced one or the other out of games played after the fust contest. At Pickering High, the Trojans wok the lead right from the start of the contest, recovering a fumble off the kick-off which eventually led to a Khary Adams 15 -yard run into the end zone. At half-time, Pickering had piled up a tidy 49-6 lead on the Hawks. Covent, who was out of the line-up with a twisted knee for the past two games, made up for lost time by scoring three touchdowns in the contest. Dave Dulney and Khary Adams found the end zone ;or two majors apiece. Dave Calis scored one touchdown, while Rob Horstman ran in for a two-point convert and kicked six converts. Meanwhile, in the Dunbarton contest, the Spartans scored 17 sec- ond -half points against Paul Dwyer to gain a berth in the final. Theron Walker and Adam Van Stavern scored touchdowns for Dunbarton, with Chris McKee adding a field goal and two con- verts. Novice Raiders split four league contests AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax4ULering Raiders T.D. Bank major novice 'AAA' rep hockey team earned a split of four recent Eastern Ooorb league cow The Raiders ri=d to a 5-1 vic- tory over visiting Barrie. Matt Pernerowskr led the way with two goals and two assist. Dent Lynden also notched a pair of markers, while linemate Brian Wilkins picked up two helper Nod Coud- tice soared the Raiders' other goal. Adding assists were Andrew Sawyer. Ryan Gemao, Tyler Vere Gijn, Justis Hall and Kyle Mar- tiniuk. Goaltender Gordie Brettell earned the win is net. The Raiders dropped a 54 deci- sion to rival Whitby. Brett McConnachie, Michael Alexiou, Pemerowski and Sawyer soared the goals, with assists to Michael Koen ka, Coultice and MartimdL Sent U'Sullihvan played a atrang game a act. On the road in Richmond Hill, the Raiders escaped with a 1-0 vic- tory. Breusl picked up the team's fist shtttiout of the season. He was helped out by the solid defeadve work of Gavin McCrom Van CNA Marek, Hall and Kostka. Plaaewwdd soared the game wa- ger, with assists to Lynden and Wrbnt Whitby beat the Raiders for the second time in a week by a 5-2 score. McCOonachie and Couhice scored for Ajax-Pidoecng. Van G#n and Koedca added assists The TD Bank novices sport a league record of four wins, four losses and one tie. Peewee Panthers win two, tie one PICCKERING — The Pickering Panthers Toshiba minor peewee 'AA' up hockey on managed two wins and a be in league contests last week. The Panthers came out flying to post a 5-0 win over Richmond HAI at the Don Bar Arena last Monday bight to avenge a kiss iD Richmond Hill two weeks ago. uaavu6 wavawa.,.• raaaj v.Y a a Cain, Spencer Cameron, Scott George and Craig Hiborn and out- standing utstanding goaltending by Aaron Gray, who turned aside 20 shots, were key bckxs in the victory. Michael Mitchell fired a pair of goals, while Matt Steinke, Steve Joboson and David Lewis all dented the twine once. Assists went to Clint Randolph, Jamie Follett, Cain, Steinke and Mitchel Pickering Toshiba also earned a 3-3 tie with Markham. Jason McCauley scored on a penalty shot with one mbme left in the game to salvage the draw. WHITES ROAD PHYSIOTHERAPY & SPORTS INJURIES CLINIC REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS -ALLMlBCtEdIEWAL a NOW PROFEBSOM SEWM A TM AW NlORDERS N MSAUW MAMUMMU - utak NUM & MYA NrMM:! • OPEN DAYS & EYORM FOR - • POW -OPE 919 RECOVERY APPOa non a wpum 7BJ SHE"MD w wurE w4 metes m Many changes at Annandale as new curling season begins By JIM EASSON SPECIAL TO n1E NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX -DICKERING — Curling is under way again at the Annan- dale Curling Club in Ajax. And, the new season opened with some significant changes since last 'er. Beaver B Most noticeable is the absence of the Eng onspiel which has kicked oft' the curling season at Annandale for the past 25 years, attracting many of the big -name rinks in the province. The `spiel was dropped by the curling club's executive committee which decided instead to channel the hard-won sponsorship money back into club activities. Another change this season is a direct result of unprecedented tele- vision coverage of curling planned by the networks this year. As a consequence, the local club playdowns as well as zone, region and the provincial finals all have to be completed three weeks before the Canadian finals. The Investors Group Trophy Bonspiel sign-up sheet has been post- ed at Annandale. The annual 'spiel is slated to start Jan. 7. This year, each club has a guaranteed number of entry spots. After that, there is a waiting IisL The only rule change in the 'spiel is that the Ontario Curl- ing Association's free guard zone will be in effect. a Dlon4v of fires A F C111101111000M Hill p1 PGUMMeron KAMEMMY WNOOLS Leat mask seer 4000ador to aa°eft � me" i cross ass aimpity mads al TAk m Trak M Dwham t2rntlfossltipW A Ictal of 1420 rWater a eepyed the firsts 1sl weather and the dWa gli dowses In 14 dWAkw Indwidw and Mem resu : IMLs /• YR9 OLD I. Frin EsmaK Glen ON PS; 2. Kathy JNW , Glen I Dhu PS; 3. Jail lis Dickson, Glen Dhu PS; 4. Jackie IFlewsrolling, Glen Du PS; S. Burgess Miranda, l Cartwright Central PS; L Mdaa Kapaloaaa, Waal - I my Hslglels re; 7. Leslie Widens, Glen Dhu PS; S. Tensile a -, a. Adelaide McLoughlin PS; 8. Traq Davnar,SoLIptim old Park I* IL Jessica Carts Lases E. Moon PS. I. Glen Ohu PS 1, 2, 3,4 - 10 :2. womi lin 1lal9lt- PS R 13,17.23 - 59 :3. Adstalde Md ughM PS 8. 19.20.21 - 68 4. Colonel is Farewell PS 11, 16, 22.25 - 74 t 5. Ca haligM Control PS S. 15, 30.31 - 81 i s. SouBt000d Perk PS 8. 21.33.34 -104 1 GIRLS 13 YRS OLD 1. Jones, Ecomind, Ridgeway PS; 2. Kelly 1111c1e1 ISoun good Part PS; & Lwane Trieft Loew B. Pearson PS: 4. Archer. Slaosy, Msple R1dge PS; IS. Amends Killeen. Dr. R. Thornton PS; 6. Rebekah IMoCraclum Joseph Gould PS; 7. Genevieve Coxon, M Cornish PS; 8. Rebecca Seddon, Colonel JE eow,a PS; 9. ChrbM Changers, Joseph Gould PS; 0. Dickson Christie, Goodwood PS. Cob" JE Fareawt PS S. 17, 25, 29 - 79 hw Scull ood Pak PS 2,13.30.34 - 79 Mrpls Ridge PS 4, 37.38, N -123 Vincent Maxey PS 11, 16, 46. 53 - 126 Joseph Gould PS 6, 9. 56. 58 - 129 SunWs Bay P6 21, 22, 42, SS -135 EA Fair en PS 27, 28.40.41 - 136 EB Phdn PS 31, 33.46, 52 -1114 LS 12 YRS OLD Kristen Matthews, Uxbridge PS; 2. Jenny olevsky, Pringle Creek PS; 3. J~w Partin, 1 PS; 4. Alepa Dejek. Uxbridge PS; 5. her Lee, Uxbridge PS; R Lynn Taylor, WMlwa nbw PS; 7. Sarah Smith, RH Cornish PS; 8. rissy Don. Colonel JE Farewell PS; 9. Jodi May, Cornish PS; 9. Jodi May. RH Cornish PS; 10. Amstrorp, Uxbridge PS. Uxbridge PS 1, 4, 5, 110 - 20 Pringle Creek PS 2, 11. 20. 33 - 75 RH Cornish PS 7,11 16.61 - 93 Colonel JE Farewell PS 8, 28.48,62-146 irsrncfnnwn's Bay PS 12.27.52.54. 141 $I I YRS OLD Pia am Boob, Maps@ Ridge PS; 2. MWwde Wong" HeIgltRs PS; 3. Jennifer Tumer, Sennett PS; 4. Abdo Kaye, Amid areoYa Bay 5. Bayley Calendar. Dr. R. Thornton PS: 6. Jen- Walgate, Palmerston Avenue PS; 7. Ashley arl, Pringle Creek PS; 6. Natasha Medevnrl, u Valley PS; t. Ashley Manns, Wastney PS; 10. Jwwft Edward, Adelaide McLaugn- RlelghY n 2, s, 1 t N- p ode McLaughlin PS 10. 11, 20,24 - 65 . R 'horrnton PS S. 35, 46, 48 - 134 Dru PS 16.311. M, 60. 156 Massey PS 29.39.45. 53 - 166 Ridge PS 1, 13, N,1S -167 usrwood Patz ►9 27, 70, sl 112 -173 aanbw Ps 33 34 s6, 71 - IN f RS OLD Archer, Maple Ridge PS; 2. Pampa Dr. R. Thornton PS; 3. Rebecca Cruik- Caviller P$; 4. HaMfler Mon, Glen Dhu nt' Drsjalc, uxbrnep. PS; 6. KtWn Scott, l PS; 7. Abxb Loewe, C1wswwd PS; Honey, Souf wood M Ps: t. Mir Cadwaeagm ►S: 10. NetaMe Baa, french. oft Bay Pa. 'til br dge PS s, 12,16. 35 • TD Mdp PS 1, 20. 28.31 - N gnu PS 4, ts, 34, 40 - 92 t f1Central PS 6, 21, 43.44-114 tie Creak PS 17.19.37. S2. t25 L ftNW wt's Bay M 16, 25. 29. N - 172 7. AarMide McLaughlin PS 15, 41.45,47 -148 S9etasweed Park PS a. 32, Sk to -1N &Serer e. Pawws PS 22, 31L43.75 -1st 9 YRS OLD tassain Sins, Ridgeway PS; 2 Lana Tdtsr, r4hww M: 3. Laure Bain, Glen Dhu PS; its SI. John, Uxbridge PS; L Caarawy eaada4wtlaged rs; 6. Law"" Codwa **o PS; 7. Sara Gainer, Vn- Massey PS; S. GiNlrn on, Uxbridge PS; l Sooner. ReoaI I PS; 18. Katirys W� DI h P4. McLaughlin PS 16.29, 31, 37. 113 Dhu PS 3.33, 40.46 - 122 ANxarl PS 15. 19.24.66 - 123 PS 12.32.44.51 - 130 Muw y PS 7,30.61, 76 - 174 PS S. 2%X e2 -1st S Maas PS 27.47.45, N -1112 PS 1, 41, 64.99 - 204 PS 21.25 72, M - 2M Cn»k PS 52.53.54, S7 - 216 Beads PS 42.67.66, 73 - 230 6 YRS OLD AND tOOM nis Kirby. Kathleen Roses Mrnriel PS; 2. Gene, Vincent Momy PS; 3 0-" SmM. Lynda PS; 4. Haft 31 11 Dr. R. Thorndon s Jaasiea lion, Glen Dew PS; L Lw lease tl@Wft PS; 7. 9149ItrtI Bank. EA Fail, - PS; L HeaBew Wale . Palo WSW Am~ 9. Lauren DidwMon. Dr. R Thornbt PS; 10. Track Gnwebwik PS. R. Thomson PS 4.9,17, N - M Chu PS 5.13.20. 26 - 64 Mdoft PS 6. 4k 47,41 - IN A/p PS 3%K 94 SS- tlA a.tkrw Ps /1.31,16, 70 -111 Canis Ps 16, 44.41.72 -1st Nadu Valley PS 35, 46. Sk 75 - 224 ClwsawM PS %4474.N-20 w rife oL.o Jody t4aars. Lair Willie PS; a Rlda Greek Ads MotasgklM PS; L spelt slwDea, •wUiaa' Pat 4. We Sleds, Mf«wy PS; L Dawns, PatWds PS; L J4MSa lbtgletAr, VMjsM► PM. 7. Shaw SMrsMwa, twlwwd Poll L JrMw Sler.d■we!j L mosw Ell PMaw Pik JanMa MIeM BrlUy, Gress Ohm PS; 10. Awa Wall- PS. al-PS. Adel.Id. Mdnmglis PS 2,13, 16, 2D - 61 l alts Vola PS 1,1%31, 32 - 74 Glen ON PS 9,12; 29.30-77 'WSW" NeljMa PS 11.1&27, a -M Catkal Pak PS 17.23.21. M -112 faitaewood ht M 713%5%96-W a Co JE FFosw1�P�S 336.4M0.45,63-173 � 9. SA Cawkw PS 1t, 24, 71.74. IU It"" bill K3%ri.91,M-298 BOYS is YRS OLD 1. WfM Kanto, Valley Riehl PS; 2. MOW Hrnrloss, SA Cawkw PS; L Mdnw Mail, OUNstla Bar PS; 4. Jl W Teew ase, NMits Ndp PS; L DIRI Matins, Lem- B pow"" PS; 6. Chris NanM. Bsavwlo, PS; 7. only Oa411, Smd wood Reek PET L Craig Musiong. Boat Co sial PS; L Cola Minae. "I scot Central PS; 10. Mww oohs mL Etc► wood PS. % 1. Colonel JE Fos aOM PS 11. 15, 32.37-96 p:4.... . SCOREBOARD 2. MqM ofto PS 6,2% 2S, s9 - M 3. Uxbridge PS 16, 27.20,33 - 105 4. Laa11r S Peaces M S. 13. 14, M -110 S. SA Caulker PS 2, 31, 41,46. 120 L F4wnclMswn'a Bry PS 21, 24, 49, go. 1S4 7. Central Park PS 17, 30, 52, 60. 1 S9 LDM WS Bay PS3,4S,51,79.171 BOYS 12 YRS OLD I. lan Holes. YasWM WINwd PS; 2. Brost Lwe- nmwk WM m DuWr PS; 3. Braden Torboton, RH Cornish PS; 4. Adam NWrM Lake" PS; 5. Andrew Kelly, Colonel JE Fare PS; S. Jarrell Myers, Ade. laide McLaughlin PS; 7. Brandon WNwooci, Get. dateadepm PS; S. Tyler Middlebrook, Frimich- nwn's Bay PS; t. CNm Randolph, Gandet"*- par PS; 10. Nick Twining, Stephen Saywell PS. 1.Oandsleerpm PS 7, t, 10, 30 - 64 2. RH Cornish PS 3.16,21,34 -74 3. Colonel JE Farewell PS 5, 13, 26, 63. 107 4. Central Park PS 24, 27,33, 38 - 122 S. Adelaide McLaughlin PS 6.23. 52, 54 - 135 6.1r181ent Dunbar PS 2.49, 50.56 -1S7 7. I I B Porion PS 2S, 37, M N -1N B. TR McEwen PS 15, 41, 53, 76 - 185 8. Lmkni a PS 4, N, n 7S -112 BOYS 11 YRS OLD 1. Brendan Peel, Pringle Creek PS; 2- Josh Lums- den, Omdotwdagm PS; 3. Brennan Kirby, Kath - ben Rowe Memorial PS; 4. Cousins, Philp, Ridge- way PS; S. Peter Stefanovic, Colonel JE Farewell PS; 6. Evert Lamb, Uxbridge PS; 7. Mon Johnson, Ranch --i a Bay PS; t. ChrM Van Vliet, Vaughan WMwd PS; t. Matt Chase, Cadmackque PS; 10. Shane Goklman,Dr. R. Thornton PS. 1. Pringle Creek PS 1,13, 16, 34 - 64 2. Adelaide McLaughlin PS 14, 28, 32, 48 - 122 3. Beau Valley PS 15, 19, 23,67 - 124 4. Omdaw"gon PS 2. 26. 47, S4 -121 S. Colonel JE Farewell PS 5,39.68.69 - 181 t. Lakeside PS 12. 4Z 58, 73 -166 10. Mapes Ridge PS 3S, 43. 56, N - 200 11. RH Commit, PS 25, 58, 60, 79 - 222 12. Lo~ 8 Past so PS 44L St, 42. 01 -234 BOYS 10 YRS OLD 1. Brett Backman, Glen Dhu PS; 2. Erie Ewing, Stephan SaywoU PS; 3. John Baker, Ridgeway PS: 4. Simeson, Brendan, Ridgeway PS; S. Brandon Fowler, Glen Dhu PS; 6. Meszaros Mitcho, Glen Street PS; 7. MaR Mchsi Colonel JE Farewell PS: 8. Kiel Labelle, Glen Dhu PS; 9. Michael Scnvtn, Uxbridge PS; 10. Santos Sandro, Glen Street PS. 1. Glen Dhu PS 1, S. 8, 21 - 35 2. Ridgeway PS 3, 4, 30, 57 - 94 3. Uxbridge PS 9, 16, 36, 39 - too 4. Glen Street PS 6.10.47.60 - 113 S. Kedron PS 11, 12.24. T7. 124 6. DurOn's Say PS 22, a 34, 44 - 143 7. Colonel JE Farewell PS 7,20.49. 70 - 146 8. Hghbwh PS 27.45. 51, 59. 182 t. Amid as ** Say Ps 1t, 43. 53. 67- 112 10. Hinsdale PS 32. 34, 61, 76 - 203 11. Joeepn Gould PS 26.5S. 63. 80 - 224 1X Vfts --y Heights PS 33. 64, 11112 - 344 BOYS t YRS OLD t. Richard John, Glen On,, PS; 2. Robins Kevin, Greenbank PS; 3, Barry Jere, Code" Ha PS; 4. Blake Freeman, Uxbridge PS; i Brwidm Borne. Gowlawesegm PS: 6. Jordan See". Epsom PS; 7. waren Sates. Hlghbush ►S: S. Dank Rayner, Glen Dhu PS; 9. Jim McBrAn. Glen Street PS; 16. BAwn Ernst SotA+wood Park PS 1. Glen Dhu PS 1, S. 24.27 - 60 2. Uxbrdgle PS 4, 12. 49, 63 - 128 3. Rob" Mkhmw PS 23.32, 37. S3 - 145 4. Stephen Saywea PS 15, 38, 47, 62 - 162 S. RH Cornish PS 25, 26, 57.64 - 172 t.Wao VmmM&OMPS2*.30,Sl,N-172 7. Maps* Ridge PS N, 4S. Sa, S2 - 107 a. Sr JMn A Mwdarld PS 36.44.4& N - 196 BOYS • YRS AND UNDER 1. Jamie Bruce, Adelaide McLaughlin PS; 2. Daniel Naccwaw. Glen Dhu PS; 3, Jake Simmons, Pringle Creek PS; 4, Robert Soot, Glen ON PS; S. WA&m Macwveh, -, - - - so PS; 6. rim Cruitensn k, SA Cooker PS; 7. Jonrhwn Cregg, VV -V Maxey PS; 6. Keenan Geer, SA Cawkw PS; 9. Kyle Obren, Glen Dhu PS; 10. Andrew Gilman, Duke or Edn- bettgh PS. 1. Glen Dhu PS 2, 4.9. 18 - 33 2. Joseph Gould PS 16.17.37.46 - 116 3, Beau Vasty PS 13.29, 30, 58 - 129 4. SA Consist PS G. S. 59.42 - 135 L pmrseJtaas'e aw PS 26, 36.4k N -'S9 R AdeleNe MclarpMn PS 1, 27.68, 71 - 167 7. 1111ar1a1 PS 11, 53.54.60- 17S S. Dr. R Thornbn PS 2S. 38.64. M -493 8.GIarsv, PS16,SLa,77-214 t< PwkaMe PS 32, 36, 97, 83 - 217 11- otM9w's Stay PS A 41.47.101- 229 PICKERING LAONW RS4GETTE LEAGUE Results hom OeL S. Play it Again Sports 10 vs. InduieI I Properly Ser- vkn 2. OCT. 13 AMATS Ajit Plea Nut S va. W=6 " Aub Bodlr 1. OCT. 28 NNKTS Industrial Property Sonic 7 (Stwey Pappas 4. Bev Williamson, Marlyn Carr, Cathy Timmins. Aaafala - WISanron 2, Can 2. Pappas, Timmins) vs. Play It Agan Spots 4 (Joan Murphy 2, Sharon C- - Na' . Tara Michalt. Assists Norma Ainswath 2, Barb Prescott, Janis Mfth*#). PWUFWIO MENS BASKETBALL LEAGUE ND*MASTER DIVISION (OCT. 24) GAME ONE Bay Sports 68 vs. Ell -Rod Holdings 43, TOP SCORERS Bay Sports: Hayden Leacock 21, Dave Phare 12, Blake Slewter 8, Anthony Watson 8) Ell -Rod Holdings: Conrad Davis 13, Tony Oliver 8, Raddile Dixon 7. GAMETWO ASG Caterers 68 vs Vern b Rod's Place 49. TOP SCORERS ASG: Wiliam Daniel 20, Clem Fordo 13, Kevin Mur- rell 13). 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(11094) FACTORY worker required, full Yaxr own hoes and cam ext- 111111111116 sterling no Soft SomMiling invoked. e In p dcthir Callss (g) 5779 at Chartlbere�unit 8 (1120941 9. A4ax. (1 1094) • INSTALLER • EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON regal W for Drapery Store In ftkering 420.8966 P. 1 ♦ O General 1 Help DAEMAR INC. TECHNICAL SALES REPRESEN"TATIVE With an expanding product base of Precision Components & Fluid Sealing Products. We require an experienced Sales Representative with a proven track record in Industrial Distribution and O.E.M. Sales. As a post secondary graduate your education and work history will demonstrate excellent interpersonal skills and self motivation ability required to expand the account base and maximize your sales in a given territory. We offer a competitive and comprehensive benertt package. Please send your written resumes in confidence to the Personnel Manager Daemar Inc. 861 Cranberry Court Oakville, Ontario L6L 6,17 URGENTLY REQUIRED! SALES REPRESENTATIVES - Excellent compensation plan 1111WIIIIIIIIIII - Computerized follow-up CALL system TED - Great product" ELLIS - Sales experience required FOR AN _ APPOINTMENT Ow b talpsaNaMad glatab Iris Ittop allrttaloful 6stbutor is tan&* in #* sutkll IQ as Atxotot Ibtail r to walk in err aak111g and sales am Thio Aaf W Yataplr W Its raspalAW for waselitg he a lw ast of POW Is a anglais sd d deft Wo ss looking for a rttnat nitiaBsilyEsollaal tri t - 2 pals • Pokilta is a saw" a9liBlollt arlfl cold fEflias aollotitcalos is a atlas CaBPlatr ft" -s a d"attltl9 "0 flit highly aooplllaVW a" a1 a shag cal NWcd dale Slow teal tai 0e willotl. Nsawy a talopllliraaalWwwam nl6pachp Plowasidna mala NaasAtfltlfiaalr, PASO 1130CaosrmlAve. Alam, ant, LIS 2105 OFFICE Assistant - non peaft or - WOULD you to, d in who card lnrrdM mule taole rn a ung sorra monkey? Do you fast Paced IlK* awY01enMd haw 7-10 hours per week 10 do � Ir s.�1 �P•isomw h so? For mon Informtatksnt. Please contact Miriacs i' IArs'�' ALASKA JM Associates, 915 Sandyeeach Farr[ up to 00,000 in 3 P 11W tZ5 a fax 905.837 (Llott94) mort911 tiding stirnal Abo BOOKKEEPER to trial balance ' • DarWlUdl R aarrm 01 for small established vonvwW. Muds pks nacre! Must be quids, vena" and or. FOR �NIE ganiaed for Musiwer Akxxrkad- you are singer or a ak1gM f POMSE CALL ling Systema phone 427-8520. IF Parent or separated or dvorad 14064464M3 EXT. SNOW PLOW DRIVERS with three years work warded with own trick, 1990 or experience. you may qualify for TAW cab d&w wanted (Day rlevver preferred. 3 years ex- financial assistance or I you we shift and weekends available). perience minimum. Call 416- over 45 and haw ncerty been Full time. Oshawa area Chan 288.0313 or 905-430-8655. laid ON. you may quality for train- drNirtg record. Cal 579-0163 START Now - local company ing assistance. DIP/CERT., (Maw message) (11104) has positions available In all Lotus, Wordperfect. D -Bap. NAIRSTYLIST wanted in d•p• Earn up to $12.82 Word, Accpac, Bedford, Whitby. Good wages ♦ per hr, if qualified. No ex. Autocad, Venture, Pagemaker. commission. Cal( 430-0300, Perlence necessary, own Harvard, Corel, Computer (110894) transportation required. Call Programming and Systems EARN extra kcome by sNirp 404-9747. (111094) pWhoeahop, Ouark Etprw ar C part' hoes b your friends, forril- TELEMARKETERS wanted - Illustrator. Durham Business y and co-workers. Call 1 -mo• full tkre, experience a must. cal computer, Coreg% 427-3010. 263.1432. (11 154) 6969180. (111094) (TF) RECEPTIONIST required for full time work. Various alike duties required. S18K. Please appty in person to: Provincial Signs Service, 375 Frankcom St., Ajax. (110994) 20 Flexible hours weekly from your home. Earn $400 plus weekly. Call Dave Francis 905-6864369, 9 a -M - 9 P.M. for appointment BRAND new business oppor- tunity smiciding all over Ontario. Omsk and easy. Get revolved ,ow. call Phil, 579-0797. SALES TRAINEE MANAGERS Dynamic International company launching now in Canada The FAI Group is one of Australia's largest companies with assets in excess of 3 billion dollars. Our newly opened Canadian branch is seeking to appoint motivated sales trainees leading to outstanding management positions. West: Comprehensive Training 8 Business Support Systems All Customer Interviews Strictly By Appointment Australian Design b Technology Award Product Excellent Commissions Plus Bonuses Promotion to Sgnior Sales Roles b Management Available After 6 Months Interested applicants please call Mrs. LeBlanc at 9M 837-C844. FAI Horn Security (Canada) Inc. Pickering --LEPHONE SALES REPRESENTATIVE REQUIRED BY AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER WE ARE LAUNCHING AN EXCITING NEW PRODUCT Call Donna or Chris 683-5110 Telephone Sales Experience Necessary START NOW Earn Extra Money For * Christina: Your profits, your it= yow business. yosf 9l loves s a"M won" w" Avow spww ft cesaires for Pica► RgW"eatadrrra —wiIris= • leanly Ione Call (!BS) 614-1574 DRIVEN i Flooring Sales Par - am - serni r.er.d or mature par- son weekly. Pickups (310 ids) using company van, peter arahus atic. presentable and honest person with shop at Km r sales saparienos (l0-ls ton (own car) Aim 6862314 (1100%) We sal and service Islephone systems, copiers and taxes. Pleas roll MM 6237621 from 8 am -9 p.m. (111094) Well established steel fabrication company in Durham Region currently has an opportunity for an experienced MATEEM MANAGER The successful candidate will possess solid skills in modern inventory control and purchasing methods, gained from a background in manufacturing plus PMAC and or CAPIC training. Other assets could include knowledge of steel, PC usage and production scheduling experience. Full benefit program plus $37K range salary. Please send resume to: File #7065 c/o Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 71_5 wA 1or Orad surgery once, a1,; , 30 fire. per wesfc Mon day -Friday. no wenkugs, no weekends. Car requited. 3911 per hr. Mail resume to: Dr. Fsmvicik. 40 King St. W. 0502, Oshawa. Ont. LIN 71.5. RN • Evening Shift • Part Time Village Retirement Centre, Pick6ring Please call (905) 831-2522 or (905) 427-0889 PROFESSNMAL DRIVERS WANTED rorWO& slnlasIn IMe% Pira.full law RS)� time P.O. Box 625 Pefarb B Ont KW 9J 96ZZ$� OGMWA - stamping plant to - quires tool makers• press operators and set-up people. Plesse send resume to File 07063 Oshawa/Whitby This Werk, P.O. Box 481. Oshawa, LIN 71.5 (110894) WANTED - acct and die maker for tixure shop in Whitby. 723- 5871. (110494) PACpT WT" �1EWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOV R x,1991 speed, box liner, cermied. (excellent truck for overseas). laundry, parking, one min. to bus. Ask $590. Credit cineck. Asking managed. Close to atores/bus, raged 9 GO direct to Pickering, Whitby. 683-0709. •I • I 1it (111694) X11 400 LOY MG nanny needed o can Pp1/ATE daywe avdabls to OM(upp(E FURNITURE Why APPUAIICEs Will' Working Fid LOST - Brocuffrtch arae, stinl- LARGE clean one bedroom apartmem, includes • PICIIIHBIIG bateean Vilhi ser Fairport jltw roAh d Hwy 412. nor 10 month old boy in our children of all ages. Loving and pay retail prices? One of or ^d. stoves, sraslters, dryers 0 WJiV D. ature Doberman Pinscher on Oct. M Lound, basement faundry. parking• f)545 905-571-4289. (TF) TMw bedroom flstreet. home, must b• English t Y� Ontarli oldest and largest r now ir. speaking, non smoker with playroom , 19 manufacturers is now ssl(ing Reasonable. 19, black and tan. �e � Donna• (416) 256• unities. ngmNY' firsvkwt. Available row 432- H � wA a quiet pkhaaeher. da.. pas heating. Powai s. Telephone 9D5-619 rN� references (905) available. Wesiney/401. 683- direct to the public. Eq. oak 7265. (102694) or Dec 1. Cal 725 -SMI or Geetn 6 quiet bulft Largo lot with deck. Partly 2656. (110694) table with dw ext and WANTED • old and ant' ue 0384. (110694) Pedestal W Pets Supplies 2616. (111094)M% �9e 2 bdfRh. BPL, rhlslted (aptkWrnaq. 1645. SOX LIVEOUT Non -Sm okln 4 Windsor chairs, $799 . 8' oak fumiture, anything old. Scientific 9 AJAX North End - daycare avail- double pedestal ctw ext. and 6 instruments, china. silver, • - I • • PICKERING Village, 98 Church St. S. -new furnished bachelor kitchen, both, beloony, utilities. (905) 837-6062. (111084) Caregiver to look alter 3 able in non smoking chairs$1429 Cannonball beds. advertising, sporting, toys, housikeepinp, environment, offering care to chxible 1168 Chrysler Caravelle, 4 dog, apanmentinbuilding.ownentry, to fully bmedklomed. AJAX . brigM two bedroom mai^ 1241 ABBEY ROAD, PICKERING flexible hours. Cas after 690 SM. Over 20 stain choices . al decoys. dolls. rill bottles, cd- urs. children any age, infants wel- solid, no vertesrs Tradlional lections or estates. Cas Robert FOR sale: Puppies -Husky/ laundry, parking. clean. Close �• new decor. no pets. 905 Available Nov.t. From floor, walkout to large deck, p.m. 683.9931. (110994) come too• Re. (1106 available. Bowen Antiques (905) 655- Woodworking. 905.985-8774. CAREGIVER in Cal 686-0959. (110694) 8049. Brookln. Shepard mix. $75. Cas (416 ) 2".4=. (110994) 509.2038 or 416-284.1618. >�5. utilities included. or 623.0079 fenced yard, new 4 Pce• bath, appliarlms, da, Dec t. 1750 « required south (TF) (TF) Ajax hot ler 2 year old and 6 MY 4213rock Rd. (Marsh Crt). OLD and carheras gold good PALADEN DOG OBEDIENCE - PICKERING - large two 697-2475 utilities. Cal 6811.2239. (11 1094) north old. Non sntnker, reloren- Mother of 2 wiling to babyss, VOU•i Own Book Published. sterling, instrument, Cell required. Flexible hours. large safe area. Hot One Guallied veterinary �o� in- stnuction by ex -instructor R.A.F. bedroom basement apa►tria I, no pets. references. Firstflast• b AX lino epbedroo apartment. OSHAWA - 3 bedroom sem, detached. fenced play copy $49.95 plus taxes and jewellry, watches, old china 427-3379. (110694) lunches, snacks. Call Carole, hi shipping. For details, write and glass, antique furniture. Cas Police Dog Training School. Openings available for next Includes utilities, laundry. Close to schools, Go and shopping. Yard• available monthly. ulilsies extra• laundry, Dec. 1. First/last. $800 . CAREGIVER required in our 6916-3131. (110994) BOOKS BY KIDS, 1300 King St. 432-1678.(110894) Classes commencing Nov. 17 Available Dec. 1 $750 monthly. available De�11. No pets. Cal 686-5421. utilities. Call John after 5 p.m. home for 3 year old all day and 5 WHITES/OKLAHOMA - non E. unit 27, suite 157. Oshawa, WANTED stamp collections, and Nov. 28, puppy and novice. 905-427-8479. (110894) (905) 668 3273. (110894) year old before/after school. smoking environment, nutritious Ont L I H 6X5 or fax (905) 728- old jed� postcards top prices Mon - Fri, 7- 6p.m. Non-smoker. meal; and snacks. Ful/ n time 6290. (11 t 596) pa paid. 686.0865. 1110494) Our success rale speaks for itesel. Tel. 668.9625. (110894) AJAX -new one bedroom base- AJAX - large one bedroom 9 NE Oshawa - 3 bedroom main basement apartment. no pals, flea d house, parking to one French speaking preferred. care available. Any age References required. Westney/ welcome. References available. ., • g • Hwy H $2. Call 905-619-8087. 420-5713. (1106941 , ' GERMAN Shepherds - unique, SOLID BLACK, German and mart apartment, $635 all inclusive. Available Dec. t. (905) 619-0519. (110994) references first last. Includes ,stove, fridge, $800 monthly utilities and washing facilities.'. 1/2 utilities. Available $650 monthly. Available Dec. 1. IY immediately. First/last and AJAX - couple requires a loving Sales Czech blood lyres. Parents on CKC Registered. AJAX Lakeview - one beddroom (9D5) 427.8479. (110894) references. 728.3050, 571-1157 nanny to care for our 2 DEVOTED mom would bye to daughters, ages 5 nth, and 3 care for your child. Has been n premises. Shots. $450. Ready to go mid- luxury apartment, balcony, fireplace, central air, 5 OSHAWA - bright clean two or 725.4642. (110494) yrs in our home. Non smoker private home daycare business GARAGE SALE December. Call 905-983-9069. ^ appliances, neon $750 per bedroom in apartment building. FOUR bedroom, 3 ears ofd, Includes heat, hydro. two Y for 8 ears and has Social Sef- with own car, start full time Jan. y vices round. One full time 1995. For details, call Ann, 686- background. SUN. NOV. 6 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. • • • month. Call 416.283-5211. --_ --- 2500 sq.ft. $1400. Roseland/ appliances. parking. Convenient p.m. S7s 45th atter s $689. ! 'a 5410, days or evenings. � available. Nutritional lunch and snacks. Fenced in e r 1207 HALSEY LANE • - PICKERING - luxury one bedroom basement apartment. to 401 and city (nus routes. (11�)' 433-0677. (102794) PART-T1sE caregiver required backyard. Receipts and referen- m my me. .and Thurs.cos Provided. Phone 430-0548. Household rt@m5-, bikes, romance prints. ,yy4 Bunk Century, 15.000 separate entrance. 3 a/c., available Dec. COURTICE - new 4 bedroom, 2 TWO bedroom apartment bath badcsplt new area, many N. GM Plant, July ave Effective Nov. 23. Must have (111 T941 drivers license. 2 children, 1 and kms., boded, red with balance of factory warranty. $14,900 . 1 5 plus 12 hydro- No Y acrossacrossfrom renovated, separate entrance, upgrades, $1175 rtcnthy, firsU last i pals please. 1•iwy rhg. 9 3. Brodu' s2 area Pickering. BAY Ridges Childcare } Phone 619-6737. x110494) available, 10 years experience. • 1 11260& Crafts Also 1994 Ford Tempo GS. 25M kms., auto. air, cassette, smokers. no pets. (905) 837- ISM. (110994) fol , stove, rid, pets, $500 plus le imms. di Available immediately. Cal Er- utilities. First/lost, Call (906) ize 721.8638 after 6 or 1 Non smoker, infants to Day pre- two lone greeNgrsy. Peter' 434 7584 or (416) 378.7679 pager. BRAND new basement 7646667- (110994) weekends. (102794) in g„shape. $3200 orrtified. school. Reverences available. • - '� �11109d) apartment, Wesiney/Hwy 02. BLOOR/SIMCOE - large two 9 PICKERING Village -available Cal 905.4260200 or 905-509• • For more information, please 5 Living roan with fireplace, open bedroom in 46 unit building. Dec1. Church/Kingston Rd. Call 839-1348. (110994) YOU ARE INVf" 1969 Nissan Extended Cab. concept. kitchen, alk., cable. shorage, taundry, parking. Wel area Three bedroom, two storey 1 DG KINDER S CONNECTION NURSERY SCHOOL 1089 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering is having an OPEN HO USE November 9, 10, 11 from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to drop in. l For further info, 839-2752 NURSENOM will provide a Wiring. tech" enwrawrrt in Alex for your ch" hbercraus menu, cress, an swell boob, pork, ass•M even a "M area Cal for on sppomeoant tout be h"" ym did. Coe am ler 7•r+sed RELIABLE cacys.r cg availapxa my nome. Kids 6 months and up Harwood Hwy e2. Ajax. Pea" call 428-9995. (11 0894) LOVING rrom of two win provide experienced daycare in my no-ne. References available. Broc�,DeaSrook area. Call 428- 6867 (1109941 Wanted:170 TURN your youngsters m to BUILDING Maintenance Young Robin Hoods. Han your Caretaker, all round handy child's birthday party at person, own took and truck P -to Archery Club. 404 - Seeks lull time employment. poria. (112S") Would consider part time Rel - able and skilled Coil 430-2011. TWO display cabnsts for sale. $W each. Pirwidpe Spontng ff • Goods. call 404-0058. (110894) ROKA LUMBER i FIREWOOD CENTRE 4'x8'x 12' $60.00 4'x8'x16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-3381 Evenings 905.434-6665 Free Delitlery to POOL table, 6x 12. Bnxsendk Gold. showroom condrio n. New cloth. all accessones included Was $3000, now $2500 firm. Cal 427-9722 Runs, anytime. (110894) SPA for sale. 'Laestyle-. New. Cat (905) 427-7590. (110894) I �TO A CHRISTMAS NVVE ►TH CRArr SALE.; speed, box liner, cermied. (excellent truck for overseas). laundry, parking, one min. to bus. Ask $590. Credit cineck. Asking managed. Close to atores/bus, raged 9 GO direct to Pickering, Whitby. 683-0709. $199. - trades accepted. IBM (111694) from $675 Inclusive. (905) 427-7452older early mornings. BEALTI FULLY DESIGNED $5300. Call 728-0817. (110894) Leave message or cal after 690 123 Boor St. W. of call collect 110694) 705.944.8801 7 p.m -11 p.m 1969 Pontiac 6000.4 door. 2.8. P. m. (905) 6192716. (1113144) 905-571-4289. (TF) with pat" and unites. Phne o 427-8791 before 9 a.m. AND HAND PAINTED air, ps.. pb-, corld ed. Excellent WHITBY 711 Rossland Rd., loop fire fully seasoned. Cut S.AJAX -main floor 3 bedroom and spill. Honest measurement. Shy. $4500 Call 434-3114. Gerrard/Garden - two bedroom OSHAWA - bachelor. $450. One bungalow, 5 appliances. BY ESIILY LODER (110894) luxury condo, 4 appliances, bedroom, $569; Two bedroom. separate laundry. a/c., swim - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER STH, 19% bird Lunber. Kinpson Rd., Pick- parking and facilities• pod, ex- $619. Three bedroom $705; ming pool, c/v., available (112494) 1168 Chrysler Caravelle, 4 dog, erase room, billards, asking clean and large units. Include immediately. $875 monthly . 1241 ABBEY ROAD, PICKERING one owner. automatic, ps.. Pb., i850 all inclusive. Available heat. cable, hot water, parking. 60% utdties. 725-0745 evenings ( FOR MORE Ilei UR1tATION OR A PREVIEW radGood condition. 1112990. ia. Prone 5 Dec. 1. Call 725.7101. (111594) new applianTenant pays Tenapays hydro. Call 436-6700 x406- or 683-5911 days. (110694) �1' 427-8333 atter p.m. (111594) AJAX - very attractive 3 6222 (112594) WHITBY - two bedroom house. one bath, 4 appliances, quiet ,� (/ Cr I (905) 839-1279 1987 Buick Century two door. V6. air, auto. certified. $2900. bedroom main floor. well main- tained and decorated, 4 shed, AJAX - two bedroom basertwnt apartment, laundry, first/last. street. Large yard. near 4 corners. No pets, no smokers - � y� Cal 726-0617. (110894) appliances, storage private fenced yard. Cloee 10 $750 pIus. Available Available Dec 1. $750 . ueld ies your hone. Free quotation in 1947 Country Squire. 9 arnrnitim. On quiet street. $950 ""' lately. Cal 905-764-1343 call (905) 420-8737. (110994) deal 427.6764. 467 Westney, passenger, certified, $4000, inclusive. Call Shawn, 619- or 905-576-4178. (111094) NO down payment? Good COL.RVIRY ' .�.� i(�ftR1..9%salt.: 5761518 alter 6 p.m 110894 ( ) 1610. (1110941 DUTIFUL large two bedroom AJAX -two bedroan apartment, appliances. laundry facilities. full aeda Good led . you can buy for the price ul ism while prces ISTMAS 1+�� "�"' 1987 Cuiaes Calais. two door. 00.000 miles, 5 speed. 4 basement �amrnent. sparate bathroom, parking, separate and rates are down. Call Doug ,�l u N" corldltipe. Asking $125. entrance, eat -in kitchen and entrance, available Dee. 1. 509- a Brom. Cortmunsy, Financial. CRAFT blinder. orvi tit. brakes lrorrgroorn. Al included. Gifts, dollhouses, all around, new alternator. utilities 1927. (110646) 6666805. (TF) SHOR' atlsilatures, V $2495 cert. Call 666-3070. Perfect for working couple. No animals. Available nx' olely. VACANCIIESI Cal tel one stop RENT to own - storey and a hat, Choculatcs Jubilee (110494) $650 Cali 619-0037.(111994) rental shop for a BETTER 100% rent goes to AT Pav111on 1987 Cutlass Calais, Original AJAX - bright basement selection. DURHAM HOME RENTERS. (905)4261278min- downpaynent. Bloorl$imme. TOMORROWS owner. now brakes. new tires, new muffler. on 133.000 kine. apartment, walkout and side inial fee. LANDLORD'S AD- 6900 per Mont^. 688-3478. Lakeview Park TREASURES Nov. 4 A 5, 11 A 1groata/c, in g„shape. $3200 orrtified. door. one bedroom. 4 Poe. bath. VERTISE FREEII (TF1 (111094) SitihCoe St. S. Cal 905.4260200 or 905-509• cads. paoling. appliances. WHITBY i m m e d i a t e 245 Athol St.. Oshawa. $950 � Fri. 10-9, Sat- 10-5 Oshawa 1164. 110494) ( No pets or smoking. $650 possession. dean Myo bedroom heat/hydro. dro. 146 Agnes St.. Y 9 3 Church SL, S_ 1987 Dodge Aries LE rtodel, incknive. First/last. Dec 1.905 besomem apartment n triplex. 4 Oshawa. $900 . heat/hydro, Nov.fV13 AX Surf-+ N One owner. 4 door. auto. pit-. 429-3814. (1111X1'4) Pee. bath, living room and Three bedroom hh 0, . avad- 10 - 3 p-nL 1 683-8215 17b.. factory air, arrom rade, low PICKEMNG Village - available kitchen and laundry facilities. able now. Fridge, stove i4� d'h"s Ad. a1► miles. This car is in showroom now. Two bedroom basement $625 monthly . utilities. included. Firsont. Evenings. condition. Was $2795. now apartment, fridge, stove, and References required. Witty Real 723.2611. (110894) 62 exhibitors with a C1ORGEOS $2195. CenliW. 6 more nice shared use of laundry, $700 Estate, 683 -OW 1. (1 10119,11j) wonderful sellectioncars D( XL DL HME to choose from Call 427. 9722 anytime, Russ. Open 7 monthly. To view, call Excel Property Management, 404• WEST14EYIHWY a2, one LAKEFRONT Oshawa. Park) Stone - charming newly f � O, Chti WS KITS daysh•eek. Big Town Sales. 8884. (110494) bedroom basement alPartrnerx, 4 Poe. bath. fridge. stow, washer/ renovated 3 bedroom detached gift asst home UVE - two dryer. Separate entrance, 5550 ropets, applianPhoneces. drecorsdog items Furrlit(xe A aXeSS0f*L ,TOO 1987 Toyota Tercel. 4 condor, bedroom basement. C.&. c.v., non th ly. Available Dec. 1. 686 twee o lrat•905 170 1887. (1101184) Cu810r wuW info. 434-5531 auto, ps.. pb.. 138,000 kms., newly renovated. private $700 monthly, 0425 afar 5 (,108941 AJAX bedroom21/2baths, CC..�� 831-1.476 $2200 s is. o.b.o. Cal 428- entrance, an -4 s, a^•^smKnot�rhl► ( ) 0346. (1109%) in(du0m. Available Dec. i . Non 4 I air. broadloom, blinds. double smoking only. No pets. 420- garage, available Dec 1. $1200 1981 T Bird. new exhaust, 4841 11110941 nhm r -s A 17aTk illngEll banery. As is. 5700. Ken. 683 3073. (110694) AJAX •self contained one CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALE 1981 Morse Carlo. Runs well. parkibedrng. Alsoaparoc appliances.available SAT. AND SUN., NOV. 5 AND 610 A-M.J P.M. new brakes. new exhaust. 6 G �A(I110494) available' 135 LOVE CRIES., AJAX (L.akedlivruaylLow Cart.) Needs some body work. f 600 839.8383. („0694) NEW spacious baaenwt two PIhaBAtl Machines (4) to sale. 1972 Dusty. oro owner. 94.000 arOg�1 apartment separate $450-850 an working. Also coin rales. Good caddion. $t 100. am S450-850 4 appliances. Sol itchen. Non snicker. Brock StJ operated video 661 Sys Can (905) 666,101. (111094) kRossland $650 mondty. (905) a evenni (710994) LEASE to own vehicles 1960- 666.1306 (111094) SEASONED Fir al - hard u, ETERS - NEW i USED soft. Apple, maple. beech. ash and oak Free delivery. Ajax. nodal $65. 170 meg drives. Pickering, Whitby. 683-0709. $199. - trades accepted. IBM (111694) PSII 60's w/colour monitors, FIREWOOD - qualRy Seasons.' We 9195. New printer, trade deed yow trade ins. 1G hardwood. SIOD per bush Clearance Centre, Clearcompance cord. Limited quantity. CaN 1- 161 King St. E. Borxrarhvile. 161 King 705.944.8801 7 p.m -11 p.m (111884) (111594) utilkles and cable included. per month. Cal Ride. 43x7103. with pat" and unites. Phne o 427-8791 before 9 a.m. T our honk >t .stain FiliEW000 encMen qualityf hardwood. Guaranteed extra prices. % nylon. stain i 0000 lesamarilL price includes carpet. loop fire fully seasoned. Cut Pad and open MUNaion. Cal and spill. Honest measurement. Nide (905) 4308651. (110494) Free delivery. Kozy Heat 905jg' (110894) 42045_28.(Ii0e9N Firewood, (905) 753-2246. Sj}EDMAN - quality brn s" separate entrance basement apartment, 4 pea. bath, 2 sheds. buil on site. 8x8. $599. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS GST kdkxled. Display at Lym ' 12 bird Lunber. Kinpson Rd., Pick- CRAFT SALE ering or call 905-509-4961. WOODBURPONGtight miter. (112494) CSA approved. Ingedoor. $250. 839.8383. (11 1 JUDY'S (IRIDAL RENTAL - ad - STILL R.rAiahp? Nand, oataala lomdalmls wedding gowns to buy S. of FHICfi, between Dixie 3 Liverpool or tom large selection of saes $75,000. Three bedroom, $75.000. finished roc roorn. workshop. and styles. Cal Judy. (905) 579- 4782. (110494) CARPETS - lots d camp. 100% CAR NerSony P . Fosgats A Amp, two 1 10- suupsbs. nylon• now stain release,apalt boned. Ask for Sean, 686.8629. on hand, I will carpet 3 scone, noon. spry, message. (111004) hilge,avoill"Nov. 15.SM+ OBHAWA $349. Price includes carpet, (11Doi premium pad, expert CART Broker, 10M Nylon, "liaiation• fast delivery, free thick, plush, stain resistant estimates (30 yards). Nomura. rypE For 3 roons. only Ill 886.2314. (TF) Prim includes 30 sq.yds carpet. AJAX Pickering Appliances - no doll pad and instalMlfon in amsonabie Offer refused. fully your hone. Free quotation in guaranteed. Reconditioned your harts No Interest, no pay - appliances. Corte make us ■ roans for ore full year unlet Dec. deal 427.6764. 467 Westney, 1995. Daniel. 1.800217-0104. Rif. S. Ajax. (TF) (TF) FIRM Onlario Farm Vonison, PIANOWGRANDFATHER W •otarrn em inspected. $150 Clocks - Durham's MrgsM 601w - ode, WSO n4tole. 905.855.4753 tion - New and used piano. Not mere"Go (111594) win? lien to own. apt. Nze. QN" single while bird, pm. upright, grand, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free plain balls and brass bed pools. Boa and ma0m& Excei dowry and set up). Tremendous N" corldltipe. Asking $125. savigsl Tefop Piano Wodks. _� •4391-tiABt.lPF► ' STAINED GLASS CRAFT SALE 1985,11345 down, no interest. no 254 DELANEY DR. credit checks. 68x-7428. (TF) PICKERING Liverpool S. o 401, newer ori b.aroam baerrent SAT NAV 5 1.5 P 8 .. apartment, separate entrance. $1300 RENT + NEILSON/SHEPPA tD TOWNHOUSE, 3 bedrooms, new broadloom, newly decorated. Finished basement walkout. Call Tom, 1-416-2844736 •, I . CRAFTY JUNE'S ChrIoUnaRs Craft Sills Sat., Nov. 12 - 9:30 - 3:30 1929 Fadrport Rd., Pickering Christmas crane, children's dolftes, adult knitting, WANTED - Ilea masks vendors. CRAFT SHOW k Exdling row market n WW46 Bowmanville. Decorated with SALE movi. sets. Open Sal. and Sub. HANDMADE HOUDAY at only $25/day. No charge GIF[S, p0 CREEKVIEW Prodba a No prodk'ct? No problrrd INi bankrupt stock smokers• no pots. FlWlast. Single. $575. Couple, $650. immediately. 571.3838. Ing for ne a place to can ho? parking. 4pask. . bwell bar. laundry. monthly inclusive.Tov,nnou.;Cs Share hone with a Christian 4 Lady, rrtinAea lo lake, 401 and AVAILABLE in Whilby00dw a I Go. Available Dec Cal Mary Dec. 1. (905) 4201276 or (416) 111 '/ •e® 30 carpeMd newly patted apart' AJAX -room in quiet home 1-418-2863999. (111064) 347-7399.(111094) suitable for working female WHITBY - Room minkli -, -s to INGE'S ANNUAL FLORAL & CRAFT SALE WANTED DEAD 8 HARWOOD1•AYLY - two bedroom codo. $860 permonh n WHITBY - Clean bright three bedroan house,reaovated FURNISHED or unfurnished tow, SAT., NOV. 510A.M.-4 P.M. utilkles and cable included. per month. Cal Ride. 43x7103. with pat" and unites. Phne o 427-8791 before 9 a.m. reser bedroom. 4 pica. mauls kaClen. fas,syy, ram garage. 1 included. Two classes, cable. 1/2 baths, 4 applisinces, gas 431 SHEPPARD AVE. (110884) PICKERING - unfurnished room. PICKERING V $400 Dar mc^lh. Bus, parking. apartment, full kitchen, air, ofir g • SM pus kalliSs ►"* '"� "°"� +� astg94area 3 or WOWI Ajax, two bedroom, 905jg' (110894) 42045_28.(Ii0e9N separate entrance basement apartment, 4 pea. bath, 2 THREE bedeoorn lowthaee 3 COUNTRY CHRISTMAS • appliarmosa, newly deoaaad baths, family room, 4 ' fir• $975 . utlltiios. ' CRAFT SALE • - $550 inclusive. Available immediately. 696-1129. 6 16 SUNDAY, NOV. 610 A.1111. 4 P.Y. 1204 GLOUCESTER SO., PICKERING STILL R.rAiahp? Nand, oataala 42Fi7-0�784A�y� 42- OGNWA - 3 bradmoom sante 8 (1ION4) appiw-w pooL pwkkgg able S. of FHICfi, between Dixie 3 Liverpool $75,000. Three bedroom, $75.000. finished roc roorn. workshop. WHITBY- cone * bcaled, 3 Included. $400 rrtormatly. FhU Last and r*Wortcas rpuind. mood floors' watkou o Call (905) 721-1883 leave fatltiy 1 1/2 baMhs, otpoluirda �Rld tiro PorAtac Traatepa.38000 kms., loaded, including 7 pato, eooronic gas let Told Cott to own - $7951monthl noon. spry, message. (111004) hilge,avoill"Nov. 15.SM+ OBHAWA EtnCU1r Maple 9e mow. � �' fair heater. $27,000 new. askingNeal Phone (905) 723-5281 Parer Millet• 9064MISI2. (111084) - urflurin dtad moon. full use d upper floot. share Craft Sale $19,200. o.b.o. 987.4121. Sales RSP. Guide Ready THREEbodroan lowrthouee, 1 kitchen and bean, >p50 Incudes Salt- Nov S. 9 a.m. - 3 P_m. PICKEIaNG -brand rtew, one 1/2 baths. separaee dining roan laxhdry facities, pMro Able. and living room, enclosed 1"3 He" lana (North End of Uverpool Rd.) • t I bedroan aDannera. 4 pa. beth. is -in kticheri, Ismilif Prefer first/last. Available backyard. garage. close to i,sSmbaialely. Cal 905.7258547. room with fireplace. Non Medical Grtre, schools and other amenities. Available WHITESfBAYLY - are you lock - CRAFTY JUNE'S ChrIoUnaRs Craft Sills Sat., Nov. 12 - 9:30 - 3:30 1929 Fadrport Rd., Pickering Christmas crane, children's dolftes, adult knitting, WANTED - Ilea masks vendors. CRAFT SHOW k Exdling row market n WW46 Bowmanville. Decorated with SALE movi. sets. Open Sal. and Sub. HANDMADE HOUDAY at only $25/day. No charge GIF[S, p0 CREEKVIEW Prodba a No prodk'ct? No problrrd INi bankrupt stock smokers• no pots. FlWlast. Single. $575. Couple, $650. immediately. 571.3838. Ing for ne a place to can ho? 428-9363, call anytime. Share hone with a Christian 4 Lady, rrtinAea lo lake, 401 and AVAILABLE in Whilby00dw a I Go. Available Dec Cal Mary apartment building. spacious Klassw. Remax Rouge River, carpeMd newly patted apart' AJAX -room in quiet home 1-418-2863999. (111064) nem with balcony, clew o bus, suitable for working female WHITBY - Room minkli -, -s to slloppkg M udtive included. preferred. Use of bathroom, share 4 bedroom house, male) Fk*MM required. No pale. One kftClhsn and laundry fatally. M kmele. Mondry nadides, $350 bedroom, $825. Two bedroom, utilkles and cable included. per month. Cal Ride. 43x7103. $725. CIA 430-0134. (TF) $400 per month. 686-7280. PICKEWW W hiteal 01. dean bright one bedaon basemen (110884) PICKERING - unfurnished room. PICKERING V $400 Dar mc^lh. Bus, parking. apartment, full kitchen, air, umurnishod roompin 4 bedroom Laundry. people.Firs astg94area 3 or CIRCLE and seg o our vendors at low laundry, Soprate smarm. air. laundry, house. Close o ail ante d[Wa, (416) 412-5706.(111094) laundry hKmd Suit" SAT, NOV. 5),10.4 WIIITES RD. S1 (ow prices. Can Bob at WOW MART for Christmas spam. &operate entrance, FAX US YDUR AD parking, uskh& included. Non s. tar Singel "I'd person. Available PICKERING -lame house to DOWN LAND AREA9064234@n or To. Lite 905 579.2= Sntolwr. FisiAaat. SOW. 837- kmed)rahr. Can soar IL WS- share. Ill inclusivr. Many 4274419. (110884) 0227. (1 10884) 33M 11-5 p.m Call 427-0397, ostres, Cal 886181& (1113941 z E bedroom home to share one other, non smoker reed. male or female. wa Centre area. use of all tees, $375. Available d�ately. Call 571-6276. rBY - central, large Vic- home, looking for non :ng professional. Large om. includes hes. hydro. T V.. free laundry. use of an!Ies. Close to GO bus. ab;e Immediately. $402 In:y. 416.599-4962. arge hon to share. lh:CroorR tion 5midker, f400 - y inclusive. Leave sae. 6!9-8871. (110694) Ole bedroom model _akevlew. Completely ed. 5 appliances. a/c., un - parking. Complete dn,es on sae. References. t 'y negdlable. Call 649.1535 or 1503-98905 IY clean two hovel two Int cordo. quiet low rise Ing. Available Dec. mobs. trWAast required. inclusive. Cal 905-721 (1 •08941 R:OUTDOOR Storage available. Cars, boats. mdomorrfes. etc Nov. 1 905.426-7373 Jell or 1111094) N ATIO11, cartooning, design. awlvertkirt9. Ie taus Also lesson Randy Triers, (gp5) 650 Auctions 650 Auctions e'Florida Vacation Rentals GORGEOUS th,ee bedroom condo. close to famous Clear Water Beach. pod. lacuzzl. BBC, private yard, available now -May 1985 For information and to view photos, 6869846 or 579-3788. (TF) POMPANO Beach Cordo. Great vacation spot. Two bedroom, 2 baths, everything Included. Pool, hot tub. tennis. Close to all amenities . Call (905) 666-0006. Homes1 00 5 For Sale, mini REDUCED Power OI Sale - 1600 sq.h. detached 3 bedroom home. finished In-law wjo basement. Brodutuapr Oaks. Asking $169.900. Call Mark Cachla. 1-800-637 5744 Refnax Brampton Inc.. Realtor. S i B DritfNg kW 101essolu $150 3 lassoes d lest $75 Free pick-up & drop off 287-3060 7 daysitweek 1•Homes' Sale, 1 151 1 •• E 1 PRIVATE raised b�nga'�ow. $212,500 - 25211 sq.h. Executive TILE / home. main tbor Ittrrary, etc. area of Cshawa Good parking. Many upgrades. Easy 2 min. ' 401/Bow-anile. Bob Johnston co^so da!'Ons. cred,r budget arrangements.pjann Really. 433-4677 or 985-8503, Intone. Refinng Call 723-5689. Fat Houghton. (110494) oedroom downstairs, dining REPOSSESSED Homsa -low CONSULTA71ONS Ontario down payments. Financing r arranged. Call Gail Anderson, arN, downstairs completely 433-4623. Sales Rep., Career "orora0).433-1425. /TF1 Real Estate Services Ltd. - COURTICE - 5 level sidespla. garage. asking 6134.900 Cas family room with fireplace, ON E walkout to deck, 3 baths. orkmanship guaranteed Isured. Conlap Gary m finished walkout basement to BUYING Larger Home, quick of tub. Fully fenced yard, i double garage, master bedroonv A '75 acres plus 5C00 !; ensuite. Gas heat, asking LIVE $185.500. Open House, Sat and SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN- 1 Sun. 146 Centrefleld Dr., south of Bancroft, ask�-.g " COufticO Call 434-8553. PSYCHICNO bank qualdying, low down. BEFORE SIGNING ANY Whitby. Spotless and unit, all $!9900, i9C5;4286167.(TF) brick, double garage. 3 offers. Call (9051 57! 2870 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. 1500 Cheapest prices around. Cal sq.ft. air and lots more. lents• rr0is1 hi nay. Free est Our hTales. D a N 5159.900. Call Franc Mdanovic. 721.2044' (TF) Durham Ouality Reafty, 432- C • R Maintenaroe SYSW- - 2000.(110894) HONEST re-- elgltrienced on will d0 clsaig by WHITBY - Immaculate bun- renovations, kitchens, galow on a 137' lot. $124,900. day. Fomes x-66- Saturday Rec room, detached garage. FAX JS 945 new. central air. With 5% YOUR AD down, carries for $960 per 579-22U month including taxes. Ted anytime wesk@ ds, 67&{347• ltt0efaal Houghton, ReMax Summit, %a. guarantsed. 1 tl npsnNrloe. 88&2915. (TFEFG) 3800.(110894) 650 Auctions 650 Auctions e'Florida Vacation Rentals GORGEOUS th,ee bedroom condo. close to famous Clear Water Beach. pod. lacuzzl. BBC, private yard, available now -May 1985 For information and to view photos, 6869846 or 579-3788. (TF) POMPANO Beach Cordo. Great vacation spot. Two bedroom, 2 baths, everything Included. Pool, hot tub. tennis. Close to all amenities . Call (905) 666-0006. Homes1 00 5 For Sale, mini REDUCED Power OI Sale - 1600 sq.h. detached 3 bedroom home. finished In-law wjo basement. Brodutuapr Oaks. Asking $169.900. Call Mark Cachla. 1-800-637 5744 Refnax Brampton Inc.. Realtor. S i B DritfNg kW 101essolu $150 3 lassoes d lest $75 Free pick-up & drop off 287-3060 7 daysitweek 1•Homes' Sale, 1 151 1 •• E HEADSUP ENTERPRISES - PRIVATE raised b�nga'�ow. $122,900 - egsl duplex r -ice TILE / desirable NW Oshawa location. area of Cshawa Good parking. MONEY •x a ^s' c, : �c aciprox 2000 sq.tt. Two full 6 appliances. $1325 per monm co^so da!'Ons. cred,r budget arrangements.pjann Darns. 2 bedrooms upstairs. one Intone. Refinng Call 723-5689. Rpe�uy FREE oedroom downstairs, dining (I 104g64! CONSULTA71ONS Ontario room, Oak kitchen with (breakfast 696••1913 Credit Counsellors (Oshawa- arN, downstairs completely K.G. Masortary - brick. block and "orora0).433-1425. /TF1 f:nlshed win fireplace. Double/ - storks d al types. Guwaraeed bhp• No job loo big, no garage. asking 6134.900 Cas • • OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT 576-4548 No agents please. orkmanship guaranteed Isured. Conlap Gary m GUARANTEED. SOME COY - BUYING Larger Home, quick OF) M A M Construction, SPKiala- PANES CHARGE UPFRONT sale. East Oshawa ed 3 broom A '75 acres plus 5C00 !; FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS 2 storey detached, garage- nverlront, $79.900. ALSO one acre iakefront distress sale. SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN- wakout,Large private hot, F.A.G.. south of Bancroft, ask�-.g " VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY ca., established area. qulel $49900 A. SO 14 apes, only BEFORE SIGNING ANY court. Aslung $157.000 Want $!9900, i9C5;4286167.(TF) CONTRACTSrTF; offers. Call (9051 57! 2870 professional deaning, call 1MMns Hoer Services today, Cheapest prices around. Cal BORROW 1' "I :..I, as $110 per mourn aa.c Cas cony, 668 72CO P•ee consultations. Anubls 'nves!- ments ltd. ('- ESTABLISHED c ::a a -o sardw,cn business for sale. -cavy ^at'Ic area. Gnat portion - '.v to ar-wous persor•. !'food balance on cease. For nquines. call even ngs 430-.."'18 ,:10894•. SSSt.S aLaoog 0 � famiamw*A" Fa 939292S5 Fra co atrafoe Home Ifnwovelnents aft$, Balms, Rt fbeel, Dldlsll Fwlolt. Ma yarAOeltlelreMMW Seco si i Ilse Midis 3 Down. CALL US FOR A FREE EMWTE ISTRUCTION / , E HEADSUP ENTERPRISES - 8nd eX1W10f SCHOOL TILE / rrtirnor ternovatiors: Electrical, pkrr Ding carPeMry pairing, reIl0Y8110rts and taction. Fast and loom' and Bad P lorw work %X f�ddnfp Cleanwallpapw Competprittlessitive f Cleaning. (ig11pe111Ne tales. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call toed. plaster repairs. Forprdessiona( Ceramic tin ii (906) 430.9756. (II INN) 696••1913 ofarbta i Gllfss block K.G. Masortary - brick. block and Construction Ltd. - 039 _W storks d al types. Guwaraeed bhp• No job loo big, no V exterior and interior' Kion• MPaks. additions, Nbuild bars and catbkrts -MISTER Cheap' Home li provarrrrtts nee towns, in.fro job too $1, -est do M al. For estinures cal 57>Z3811. orkmanship guaranteed Isured. Conlap Gary m law apartments, additions. fwroes. dKka, etc. Licensed for OF) M A M Construction, SPKiala- (TF) over 20 years. All work guagantsedForFREE a mate, Ing in additions, plumbing, basements, fences, rooting, Flo(TF) • • decks, interlocking stones, • ARE you haMrp P dg@nts lkid BRICK, blocks, fireplaces, retaining walls. Work Ing time q dean your homy. For chimi1ep. Any concrete repairs. guaranteed. Member of Bea. iET ks s n professional deaning, call 1MMns Hoer Services today, Cheapest prices around. Cal 427-4234. (111094) lents• rr0is1 hi nay. Free est Our hTales. D a N 427-1041. (101294) 721.2044' (TF) SABER Contracting all carpentry, additions, C • R Maintenaroe SYSW- - tn. 987.1 799 or 967-1900. RT HONEST re-- elgltrienced on will d0 clsaig by residential, commercial �� renovations, kitchens, and vinyl 1 Mations, rt low% day. Fomes x-66- Saturday maintenance. Electrical, plumb- or al repairs. ff M needs bathrooms, hoar maintenance emergency service, furniture inaDN. RslepAirs very etMee kam cleaning available. Good Merernott. P1nar aha B Pm Or rplacirg, cal for quality refintshin unlit work q lMtalalicn IOM $2.50 $4 Meese call 434.7ser anytime wesk@ ds, 67&{347• ltt0efaal Iree eairrnres. VYa accepted. (WS) 668-3300. (TF) guarantsed. 1 tl npsnNrloe. 88&2915. (TFEFG) CARPENTRY - 25 years wlrpwionce. kar*W. bawnwa tinghing, add:oorts, dedts, all17. Itorrie inprovemeni 668.9015. (112294) loom' DRYWALL, taping, boarding,studs and T -bar colings. spraystucco, plaster repairs. Forprdessiona( service at conpsti- We prices. calf Bill as 43¢ 8409. AJAX Moving Systems - full servioss. moves, appHrtoa and piano speaalias. eta rate or hourly. We now have heated storage urns. Now free boots wish nave. Park and bad tpeciwl• strong as SW and up. Cal for' -d......_ orL 725.0006 or 427-0005_ (TF) HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - it D"ftdU" Free Esdn*M Graf Rains Probeelorlal Service BRUSW Custom tlgga0led kkftffil rerlovati". PV1IdN G, CUSTOM WALL move big or small, we price DRYWALL a Painting - dism all Ffoo .. n . senior boarding, taping, texturing, discount short notice nnoves painting. Renovations and pianos moved. Comparable mss. Small jobs. 15 years rates. Cita 432-2850. (TF) experience. Free estimates. SeMng Durham and Out of lawn MEN with large truck will do area. Kan. 434-4500. (110494) household mows. nsidenuffil, WERIOR and exterior painting cwwnrcgd. Al types of moves, and awork. Calfair �Md,�576 ocies Cal Cwt a Jane, 427-2856. (TF) 6553.11108941 MICHALSKI Moving • houses, To Advertise Your apadm ants, offices, appliances and piano specialists. Free wardrobe service, licensed, '576-9335 insured. Free estimates. Cal or 43$-7796.1TF) V J 7363'.. MAGICIAN„ ,in trends, ready to entertain for any age. any occasion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, fundlaiNrs. Magic slows are tunl Leauce hep. 839.7057 or 728.8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing mtapic for children's parties and aY occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie, 66849132. (TF) ARTISTS W17H A BRUSH . p (nlerlfOMior IIN.111111k Generd COrwa*m newan Cuslom fthelis 1.905.6864= lea reed your classiffad ad on the first day of pubikodon as we cannot be responsbe for (More Ow or* Inserdw in r i} .*(;Ai 11-T#E NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4.1994 . 9 0 em 4� CERrNIED Electrologist. Medi- LOOKINO For Someone Z Call TWO ne Modern, ISH CHIP restaiurant for sale. High traffic Oshawa area. Serious inquiries only. George, 434-687 DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 DOUBLE CASEMENT Complete Selection of HUNG Vinyl Windows & Doors �T-Ae�r+ • PATIO DOORS • BAY & BOW WINDOWS • PORCH ENCLOSURES • PICTURE WINDOWS -STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS • GLASS & SCREEN REPAIRS MOBILE SHOWROOM WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST. W SALES. SERVICE A OSHAWA, ONTARIO WTALLATION LIJ 20 .� ��CiORY FROM 7.5% 1 st Mtge. 95%/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 t • •e11lRRER'! ►ARAE! �r •fOelAl ErEM/! •Re0■ REMtAI! *' "NO MUSS, NO FUSS LEAVE THE WORK TO US" Pq Birthday partes for all ages 1400 Bayly St.. Unit 16A. Pickering Phone 837-6768 * r * * * * * * * * "ALSO AVAILABLE ADULT CLASSES" YOUR CHILD CAN MASTER COMPUTERS. Ai FUTUREKIDS teaming computers is an adventure In tun 1tlat oouid guarantee you child's future success. Our blend of hands on teachN and "h lec nology helps boys and girls from 3 0 15 years old master computers and learn to love fig. Call the FUTUREIGS n you naoWhood may. Ful We of Campuler repairs & upgrades. � ��509.1(IDS 5093137 gem loci RIFE ES794AWS GUNTHER IVENS CONTRACTING LTD. sine 1956 Wood and vinyl windows, doors, decks, basements. additions Plus all odter home renovations. "FIRST CLASS fill GUNTHER 839 -Ml TO GET THOSE PHONES RINGING ADVERTISE IN FOCUS ON BUSENESS CALL JAMICE AT 683-5110 670 caly approved method for per- Special HEARTS manerd removal of unwanted today, Ladles join free ... Call hair. Reasonable rates. 6". 905.619.0851. (111094) 8M.0104911) 7SELLW FAX YOUR ADS 579-2238 2 � AV UINs' A SERVICE ORIENTED BUSINESS WITH AD�FERENCE Avon; aservice-oriented business with a difference As a cosmetics company, Avon is certainly well known. But there are some little-known secrets that need to be shared about this service oriented giant. The world's number one beauty company has attained success by providing quality products "at a fair price," according to District Sales Manager Christina Lord. In recent years Avon has gradually added new lines - such as jewelry, fashions, videos, books, games, assorted products for men as well as children, and most recently, it has added multi-vitamins. For five years. Avon researched vitamin products, due to the fact that its sales representatives were continually requesting such products. The company also supports the cause for environmental protection, as well as such other worthwhile causes as the Breast Cancer International Centre. The 1993 donation for Breast Cancer research and treatment was $625.000. In addition, Avon is one of the founding members of the Look Good Feel Better program. In 1993, Avon donated SW.000 towards that fund. The Look Good Feel Better program assists cancer patients in improving their appearance. This is especially beneficial to those who have undergone chemotherapy treatments, and in some instances, have lost their hair. The 450 sales representatives in the Ajax -Pickering district (which also includes Markham, Stouffville and West Hill) have worked hard to make their district the fourth most profitable in Canada. Their efforts, last year, resulted in $1.5 million in net sales; that is. Avon's sales after the representatives were paid. Christina points out that Avon is not a multi-level marketing company. The representatives earn their full profit - a percentage of their sales. If they choose, they can attend a sales meeting once every six weeks, and leave each meeting with new products and ideas for sharing with their clients. The meetings are not mandatory, however. Although representatives are not employees of the company. Christina adds that Avon strives to treat them as such. After one year. representatives are able to join a benefits program. The district sales manager explains that representatives are treated exceptionally well, since they are at the forefront of the corporation. She explains further that being a representative is a relatively easy way to earn money. No inventory is required; AJAX (90S) 427.6572 MINDEN (705) 286-2101 TORONTO (905) 293-2450 • Aluminum & Vinyl Siding • • Seamless Eavestroughing • • Aluminum & Vinyl Windows Doors • Over 24 100% yE>e Ava products arc shipped on a regular basis, at the company's expense; and reps pay the company only after they have collected the money from their customers. In this way, customers don't have to pay, either, until they receive their order. Along with exceptional treatment given to representatives. Avon also maintains first-rate customer service. It provides a comprehensive guarantee, with refunds, or products willingly exchanged, regardless of the reason. However, even though Avon reinforces the company guarantee to its representatives, and they in turn ensure customers are aware of the guarantee. Christina says there is a very low return rate. 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SY 1429 JOSH) ESTABLISHED white male, 42, 175 lbs., black hair, brown eyes, tikes cruising 68 Chevy, Springsteen, cottages, picnics, playing guitar, concerts, seeks Slim, non-smoking, social drink- ing female, 32.42, for the above. SY 1438 (OSH) 007 blonde Bond, license to exaggerate, diamonds may forever but I could be a girls b friend. Seeking slim to media build female, non-smoking, 27. SY 1457 (OSH) SINCERE. divorced, white ma 38. 5 e brown hair, blue ey+ honest, independent, lives in I country, enjoys all aspects nature, dislikes city life and t scene. seeking female with young children, same qualitir SY 1463 (COB) TTRACTivE male divorce 1'•. a't11V,t+t Sr.'�'Ks�'tcY ., :Yi �....': .. • CALL ANYTIME • 24 HOURS A DAY ' • 7 DAYS A WEEK there's how to use the cervir THE'NEWCwirwvrohi•:cro e.....: .,.:..E�"4.15)�4t•I)'2 ".19 GAY orale, 23, seeking same. 19+, lir Mendelrp, prltss+ble tete' rshi bop, erh * dancing, movies, socialong and quet leisure tne u. If ft sounds like you? Respond. SY 5564 JOSH) REDHEADED male. 29, looking for female for discreet encoun- ters. SY 5577 JOSH) PASSIONATE, attached make, 5'9', 49, wishing to meet a real woman for very close encoun- ters, discretion a must SY 5578 JOSH) ATTACHED couple would like to meet a single male. 40.. native Indian welcome, must like cats. SY 5579 (COB) MALE. 37, 57'. 160 lbs., fit and `+ea+thy, seeks an attractive. slim female. must be adventurous, .lean and discreet. Please call my mailbox for more info. SY 5580 MULATTO male. 24. seeks a `erna+e for fun times Please call -v mailbox for more info SY 5581 MALE. 19 61 180 lbs, wishes -ee* someone to fulfill the mptiness Please call mailbox `�r more into SY 5582 SINGLE a to male. cross -dress- . nen•5r^rlrer Ntshes to meet `u,Companirnsin a slim. single. Nh+te female Please call my -adbox for more info SY 5583 'OSH� ATTRACTIVE trite male 36. -"s s'^ ;roma, male 25-x0 r fionrsniG cteanhness. *scre- ' x assured arid expecte^. SY A ea 'y 30 s. 6 175 lbs., who enjoys kids, cooking and stupid OUTGOING white male. 28, edu. cated, employed, who likes salve SY 1648 OSH BUSINESS professional, attrac D s mlar interests to po s+tie mea- sn, SY 2191 5584 (OSH) 'WO rarose,me and debora r movies, would hike to meet � d �� al � lair singe fatter, 42, 5'8', brow- bonship. No head games. SY 2172 HEART ;f gpld female. not thin straight -ales. uoiurq for one or female. 27.38, must have a sense of humour, for tint and quiet tinter, would like le meet an -honest, sincere, single hair, slim, fit non-smoker, inter- laded in meeting a fit, attractive THERE ARE SINCERE divorced, white, singe but noncar and affection- ate. non-smoker would like !o two active amacave, t females for endless exotic ever+rv3s we relationship. possible long-term relationship. SY 1469 lady, 20-30, who shares the Sam e twigs. SY 1626 lady, 30's b eery 40's. for jooss� ble relationship. SY 1649 JOSH) mom of !, blondie-brown hair, green eyes, 34. 5'6' likers bingo. meet an honest. sincere mar, 40-50 for relationship. SY 2192 love to share SY 5585 (OSH) GOOOLOOKING. -sear «n+te HONEST. sincere and tired of he Teeny toppers, male, 20, HONEST make, 33, 5T, slim, fitWIDOWER, blonde, blue eyes, non-smoker, 62, 5'10'. 155 lbs., enjoys dancing,Ion walks, 9 30 bowling. sports, playing cards, o'�oors. Wow like b meet stn- JOSH) WOULD .ou like to bring in 95 Tale 35 c:oncc clue eyes 511', !80 Its . seeking good - ooktng for that special female, social drinker, enjoys movies, sports, most outdoor activities, nature, camping, trail camper only. would like to meet y cere while male. 3440, 59'+. wits gad sense of hturrqur. SY with that special lady° Why net start planning looking. not overweight couple Please SII mailtr x to more inti-, le relation tri friendship. 147 Dossi(OSH) Shp SY 1470 (OSH} DC bingo, � a sense d hgirrrar and who rs Passionate, looking for an a slim lady, 55-62, for a ling -lasting relationship. SY 1650 (OSH) HEW ADS 2173 ATTRACTIVE, single, white 10's, hProfessionalout- door a, early 310's, who likes out- door acOvtDes and Quiet evenings SY 5586 COSH, OUTGOING `? a e. 29 blonde. , our enjoy movies, b�« i walks +n the ark, g P r warm h and th- eceMrg � � attractive 23 33, for a Teta SY 1637 EASYGOING white male, 30, medium build. blue eyes, quty THIS r WEEK *male. 2! 59'. 160 bs., brown at (tome, todnng for Mr Right to 1 ! 0 ros +Kos mev+es music. hair, brown a man. tnerdshi ossible long-term and *kung would OS lige tc D D H meet 23-29, for friendship Oastnp. SY 2193 JOSH) meet same SV 55117 JOSH) D DosStble rid emess? I'm an honest. down4D4 HANDSOME, slim, honest and brown hair, nice personality, ■ relatimsh+o SY 2174 HOW many frogs must i kiss IMAGINATIVE. e-.ec'c earth male 32 no dependents, seeks a lady 20- for a permanent distinguished gentleman, early 50's, 5'8', separated. would like Independent. If you are interest- ed in meeting someone special ting, travelling, someone whip a nature. not camping, classical ROMANTIC. separated female. searching for my Prince, he s s,: e. s -^e: -es nsr+ga::n; seeks male. 24-30 for attractive, clean. romarric sir- !emare rt war^ bubbly with no dependents. SY music God. Have sr'� ng relationship I will answer all replies SY!500(COB) to meet a lad who +s slim to Y medium built 45-50, for tient- for good times, camping and dancing as day out SY 1651 and cod must lop 1662 JOSH) sense of humour and libido. �'bk relationship must love Dere and wry soar me •ate^ SY a man wro comes �+ craienge f kids' single lathers welcome SY 2194(C08) try INTERESTING, d vaced man stip aid a possible relationship. SY 1638 JOSH) SHY, honest and retired white 28, looking HUMOROUS white mak, 32, Seeks le write male, 45- ^9 ^9 2176 (COB) self-employed ambitious, seek- 55. S 10' over with comp* ENERGErC ti-rarh. very etre-, who vib arv'n,rg'w+ce fix nCc iron Sy5588 with nr cnldren 4' 5'6-, brown hair and eyes. on a scale d 10- SPECIAL �Y needed for a spa- male, for country girl, 21., who Ickes outdoors, n9 �' who Ekes ars, rs SY 2146 HI -r very s.~Y looking for a good I",n 30-40, who +s sin g �`• -,-,race ;ezus )yen. honest ano loyal relationship with 62' 35- MA,E = . ac' �e oc� -; -or a 'eine a �c I'm a 6 or 7, enjoys country kvatg outside of Port Perry interested Gal man, 50, 5'9', en joys most its, ling walks' cards, darc- sporting events and quiet Ernes. for friendship, possible relation movies, romantic inners, lead- SINCERE. Single, white female. SINCEmenta. Singe, ing to a relationship, serious 28. +ooitrng for angle, while male. cere"�"t9 the right lady must like children. SY 2177 year-old firefighter. SY 2195 POSH) !ease caN TV mailbox 'or -tore mformaticr SY W9,C5P, n travel seeks a'«onan.38-48, for country living onty, hencliship in Ing, cross-country skiing and thugs, seeking a warm, slim, lov- ship. SY 1652 JOSH) LOYAL white reale, 30, single, only. SY 1663 ESTABLISHED ESTABLISHED utak, 43, seeks ale, 28-35, for sincere open relation sMp, friends first, possible rola- ISH) HONEST• single while female, AFFECTIONATE woman. 24 til-`+gwec in r -,aces, loves MALE =- �cerC s•,n ":. -r+• -rg '- :s-a«a area seers � first SY 1523 ing •lets be friends and slim build with hazel eyes, stable a health romantic erttale trial has he r act together. bonshiie Loves country music and dancing and the outdoors. 29. enjoys strung, camping. bowl- gi reading. music, movies. men est. maiKuhne -ale `nerd. XWI_ FATHER I ne, divorced, 41, '4: let nature take its course. SY 1639 Jam) job , Seeking petite ferule, le, 25 35, that Lilike a bots of chocolates. * is SY 2156 (OSH) ing, dining out and staying in, lodang fpr live or h+ertdshC with idle into weigr `pr fnendShiD. Its, looking for a door *,earth lady. 3040 for an nor. GRATEFUL Dad, 37, lir the joys educated or tamer minded loves romance. Single mortis are SY 1664 EASYGOING while female. 57" would like to neer a male. 26-36 with similar interests SY 2178 mature fun M. 20.35 SY 2196 (COB) etc serous eoiies SY 559! (OSi+h i!s: tpen relabo sill p. Serious in my Ile, my 3 wonderful kids, wet". SY 1653 PROFESSIONAL, attractive, black male, educated, athletic, 120 lbs.. 24, auburn hair, green eyes, non-smoker and good (C08) DOWN-o-eaM warn and lens~ GOOD- :•:K ; male tall th+r. s xtN SY 1515 OSH (OSH) PLOYED. s, father, 30, 6, houseboaong, water skiing, k "ting, weight training, ma- ARE you ktolag la that perfect stud? I cold be him. 26, 6'1', eay 30's, enjoys movies, spats sense of humour, seeking a SINCERE female. 25 single g mom. 5 1' auburn hair blue tive. al and unselfish oY lady, 37 good sense of humour, loves oul- 26 « tr own car seeks same 18.35 for reiattmo SY 5592 eC lis. haze! '9r�^ eyes, arty � �' �' � � h� � �' drown �"' � eth- and fast cars, relate lir special friendship or relationship. SY male 24-30. Sr 2157 JOSH) AFFECTIONATE. young at heart eyes' kn+ur'9 for f10r'eet sirtcere, doors, animals, children and (OSH) a: enjoys music, dancing, orfs and candlelit dinners, is bility of meeting a tem* women from 8es ad SY 1640 JOSH) *tic, looking for an attractive woman, 25-35• try 4 , you may 1665 JOSH) woman, 51', 130 lbs., green woe male. 25-30for hendship possible relationship SY 2183 romans: quiet evenings' seeking someone to share my creams TALL :ark and handsome gay 36. a^.ached. wale. good shape ing for a woman, 25.35, who A true blue and single white � Mie d SY 1654 JOSH) ( ) RESPONSIBLE, easygoing steady mak 22, 6', 210 lbs., steady non-smoker, ergays walk- ' lig, movies, holing hands, din- (�� and spat. SY 2197 (OSH) but very toed seeks dynamic. Ioys similar interests. Race moortant. SY 1552 JOSH) make, 6', 150 lbs., 36, usually telco for 29 a 30, enjoys roman,- VERY good-looking, educated �, established and hardwolbt �g for a fertiele n9 out. Seen wo owe 50• VIBRANT lady. 5 2', eyes of blue. attractive. 50, with a verve FIERY brunette, attractive, romantic, sincere female, 43. gorgeols, intelligent woman for adventure and passion. SY 5593 UE -eyed, single, while mak, be sysr*gS, wining and dining, looking for an attractive, non- 19-26, who is easygoing and looking19-26, b horn a good line. SY 60, S'10', who can be honest open and secure, n long term fa We and a variety, of interests. 56'. slim with i nteresls n fitness, (OSH) brown hair, enjoys country hooiorg smoking professional female, 16� P• Interested n fndrig a gentleman seeks attractive male. 39-43, WE are a couple n our mid 20 s d western music, fast cars, 26.36, hear from You slim and fit, 30-40. SY 1655 SfNCER� �� werte mela ATIE, lfor AFFECTIONATE, loving lady, possible N� SY and s+n�ou�Osnawa likes children, lives anti -54, Is and horseback riding, it son love. rS �I, G000 inion►, ya=ng at heat, anly SINCERE mule holing for new brown hair, hazel eyes, 5T, drones, dant- 40, 5'7', 130 lbs., brown hair, loves N ship. Non-smoker 21114 JOSH) energetic, loves ,� lifeco�uplge romahce. SY 2979 JOSH) for more info. call our mailbox. SY ested, please cal. SY 1558 46, but love b walk lir mics, leading lady, enjoys due gre?• enjoys romantic cotntY scowl srralaer eyes, ouldoors, skating, king wai in tie bares' bdorg VERY alta **, 5'9', prolession TRUCKERS only. Classy lady 5594 JOSH) Indian pipet, live tloaers uuldoas and all d naliro's we prod drinker, seeks pelta, white for male, lir tiendsh p leading b atblack, sin a mother, 25, driver who eryOys d noes FRIENDLY female, 23, looking ing, single, while male, dig, be moody likes, need a dens, must be able-bodied ar.d ramal 45-55, for friendship, a reblonship and d you're look- seeks while male who le attrac- and qu et lures, s searching lir lir an otAgoirg female for Irene- brownflak. brown eyes, 5T, good b* b Share rim awnings full of life, no children but I'm Pow relatitl". SY 1661 for a ing good wwrrnrt, I'm bak- trio. �ti and humorous, b a single, white, male drwer who ship and lin. Please all mailbox bs., enjoys file and speridtrg and comfy nights. SY 1642 openi•mrded. d you ore 25-33, ((>� ing for a good man. SY 2160 biendship and for possible rely wanly b be pampered and cher- for rrae into. SY 5595 (COB) t evenings with brat R>ecial JOSH) *= respond. SY 1666 JOSH) ARTISTIC genes, 43, look_ (OSH) Wft must love kids. SY 2185 ished. SY 2980 COUPLE, and -20's, woad like to (Karen . please cal back LONG haired, sitigle while mak, FATHER of three, divorced 44, ing for that special female, ROMANTIC, attractive, mollerof (0" INDEPENDENT, attractive meet otteir couples a single for leave phone rxmber �) 24 r asingle 5 60 lbsort enjoys �; first, possible two, looking to meet li single Rtkwft mom, albs., brunetle, 36, non-smoker, r, single with in ft 1577 JOSH) ffeemaalslooking ir who enjoys. nddining love- merit. Honest, sincere, loves while gentlemen who le iinarciaE 31 t lo� blue sional mom, a so Oshawa she s 5'Vries, RM heaved, piny e, 33, seeking that ronwnbc walks, gxkFg by die fire and proksSional wrestling. looking for an attracM feudal, 25.40, for a possible reblorhship, , country dencn9, conversation y some and com Illed for a �' looking for D with men 21.34. SY 2166 (OSH) good sense of humour, would Me b meet an honest, sincere, brown Mair, brown eyes; he's 6', 180 lbs., brown hair, brawn eyes. special 19-30, to spoil and pamn SY 1643 (OSH) sin* mom mowelcome. SY 1651 � romerdc � �� at hahe. SY 168 serous relationship. No head games and must kine children. FEl1ALE, IS, bolortg bra single while gentleman, 35-45, 5'9'+, SY 5596 JOSH) Serious inquiries Drily. Sr GOOD looking male, 29, 5'S'., I rl HONEST nae, 20, seeks Mac- SY 2168 JOSH). 10-21, who's hadnraking b tianhdship first Sr 2180 GOODLOOKNG male, 27, noir} JOSH) m adw build, dark flair, brown SUPER Sorry make, very lonely, tive single while flims 20,23, pOwN 4o-eartln (inhale, rat tin affectionate, cion -drinker, non- PROFESSIONAL single female, smokers bpleng for Same, 25- YGOING male, 29, would eYes, Weil tarmW, � clean, Wim' plat special SeKY jad1 b i who enjoys tliiet times, WO not beautiful, 36, enjoys country smoke Ppsib1e attractive, loves horses and 30. for friendship. SY 5597 b meet a lady, 25.30, bowleg, baselA allractrre, good co* bolting for brae, 2330, plat enjoys art- share the kingdom with thewild mwgc d =win and passion n U ADVENTUROUS, S, eanlry � tnone looldn9 for reblbm* SY 2117 PROF�ONAL, � bmale, flaunty living, seeks easy-going mob, masculine, no deperrdeMs JOSH) ATTRACTIVE, gay, white male, out and spending quer doors, wiring and dung and a mystical relationship. SY 1651 � OyS � ewe 35 5 with skWilli dolor- 23, enjoys spoils, country music around same age. SY 2181 45, seeks gay black male, for at home, singlemoms SY 1611 JOSH) good time. SY 1646 UNIUM, A a 9etic owe, 22, ( ) ARE you tooling for thal iusive r M&* times, looking to crier- tic woman, 22.28, lex good sets. SY 210 JOSH) ROMANTIC, verist^ altra*.,% and Img car rides Feed d head �"1°s � bar scerhe, lotltdng fa lCDal anda ssixe, cleariYtess ettp ) and a�ured. Sr 5596 (OSH) KING fora *male, 2530. WIN h strolling . s bolog nloe 9uY? Glue this 49 Yea alt � P� SY "called. no "old g, white a single' bend FRIENDLY couple, male, 33, s honest and sincere, must for A POS07A lelalorwI k wide a Pideing own IN Weals errwles dwece. 1610 female, 26, 5'8', hires d kill a P teebon�' SY 20ICOe1 6'4', 285 Ibs., she's 36, looking mistc, movies, walks a fhe plight and dining out. SY lemwke,18.26, who is crazy. Maes h outdoors, Sports, long watlts with trust and respell a SY 1659 in 'no�' dinners WANK S'R Mactive rertlead TRAVEL, movies, music, dant- to other couples for ftendift Pease cal maftma IN in= Ift and Spending tlmw bgetlwr. SY LOTS of Wee trio to give. Singe seeks a non-smoking, white 10 Scotia aid ' se kg, q * ensue tows and some SY 5599 JOSH) ertg� ARATE�q father of 3D's,e make, 27-32 for a serious, Dan- rated a divorced busiwsseexec- like outdoor activities,Professional, edi cited ACTIVEmale,� of 2 in hmy.' GOODlei nae, 6', 160 Ds., brown few eyes, ARE you goal klokng, SY utive, physician a la male, the aha datsi seals bar a head garner. Lilacs blonidfbrown hair, nai.smolter, looking lir 9onawone special and emotionally, hhaest and mpjonyy sacrxe. QUIET female, 2 b OINET fanale, 29, 5'6', brain share in �� and W, coin 27, seeks good-looking, 9md- 9, same lir compaiorstwp, pose► winter and home Ines for a while female, 36. fnome oamei, Yang 39, enjoys boating, walking and skating, outgoing, who likes kids and gong or we SY 1�DON) Are You fit dean alaven, haw brown hair and live in the , hair, dark brown eyes, single nam d 2, enjoys carnpkg, b^9 W" in *nS of bole, city of S 61(SH RB non-smoking white male with similar interests, for m"01 ble relalionship. SY 5600 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE couple, 30 -sane. for possible relationship. WoUdlie 10 mod PRO Pkiaeringllyett ansa? Setiolesly, I kfrives, walks, movies good a l�Y Nos iipftehabonshD• SY 5167 ming• seeking attractive make, mans welcome. Sr 1613 bmeb, 30s, for possible long- term relationship. SY 1646 nae, 35, enjoys skiing, week ends at to cottage, di ing out OF know ifs a kat b ask, bull have a lot to Oft. SY 7059 (OSH) bad. I love b read and cud&, looking for a single whit male walling codag cawersatiors looking for compaiim who is a (COB) ATTACHED female, 33, 57', lxlease cal my nrehlbox fa more info. SY 5601 ABATED, single wf>ho male(OSH) just quiet evenings at home, ACTIVE, divorced woman, 45, who is caring sincere and hon- social drrlke and who hikes ants 160 lbs., wishes to meet an MALE, 40, seeking sans, 25-W. 29, attractive, ATHLETIC, attractive and very looking for single, white female, ST stirs and blonde with hare* est Sr 2111. mels. SY 2190 (COB) attractive female b then 9d � Sr 5607 (�) Leafs and the Jays and romantic father, 30ishh, is 28-38, with similar interests, eyes, 's looking for sinceie and GENEROUS, sirragle mother d 1, ATTRACTIVE, outgoing female, for daytime encoaxtlers. SY 5489 MALE seeks attractive and fit n' roll music, seeking h� Woking for a single female, age k*&* fret, possible relation- honest gentleman, 40.50. SY 26, 5'7', hazel eyes, blonde �' 135 JOSH) woman. Please tall mailbox for 25-35, with similar inter. and race knrrmporbrhl, you want stip. SY 1661 JOSH) 2017 brown hair, enjoys contry ureic, hair, brown eyes, sick of head PROFESSIONAL m1le, 27, kook- more irtf0. ZY 5603 Linda: Cali beat, lost 1. SY be SY 1W (COB) dhpPPam�• NICE looking male, 34, 5'7', SHAPELY brunette, happy, derirxig rallahtic^ grows aid tle bar scene, look- ing lir same for friendship, possi- 5 ROCK timber, 29, fad, Smart wi,has b meet slender female, health and full of life. I love y Would Ike b most someone writli an athletic, goododirg be reblashq, ransnhoker. 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O;; ., heaa 0 10%'25% OFFOurEntire Stock Men's & Ladies Lambskin Bombers 15% Off 2 Piece Suits 25% OffEntire Suede Collection 25% OffA113/4 Jackets 15% OffLadies Leather Trousers15% Off:All Tana Products 10 % Off i.., r,,. Oshawa 9 Whitby - Clarington THIS WEEK News Advertiser NOV. 4-13 PRESSRUN 200,000 'z. _.'�vofai"onWof condominium and porch and fencing, while the condominiurn corpora- -townhome living has started in tion looks after all the interior roadways, sidewalks, open Courtice. Halminen Homes is ' .spaces and other common grounds. introducing Nantucket, a commu- You can garden in your private yard or even add a deck. nity which blends the benefits of You have freehold title to your home, front and rear yard condominium lifestyle and/or side yard — all of which are clearly and accurately .--with the rights of owning -defined in the legal survey. Ec ja ,your own home. 9 As an owner, you have the right to participate in the - At Nantucket, you management and control of the condominium corporation. will find three different :-And you get the benefits of condominium living for a low styles of homes — ranging monthly maintenance fee. from the more traditional The community features coach and carriage homes, ;.1ownhome layout to bunga- which reflect traditional townhome designs, and the low designs that uniqueness of bungalow layouts, all of which feature a are unique to town- loft. Home prices will start at $129,990. Nantucket is ,home communi- located at the intersection of Hwy. 2 and Courtice Rd. Come see the You will also revolution of :fe find features that townhome/con- would not you A o m i n i u m ifest le during expect to find in a condominium setting. Nantucket fea- I y kl�'ti Z -floor laundry rooms Ilk, -car garages, main v, tures terraces, two the grand open and all with the advantages of both condominium living ing of NanLUL;ALC;t and home ownership. on Nov. 13. Call ah Halminen calls it "Extended Private Condominium Brian Gahan or Ownership" and it could very well be the evolution of the May Cone at condomi n i um/town home lifestyle. It works simply and 434-3696 for a ------ effectively. Under the "extended private condominium -.preview or more ownership" concept, you control your landscaping, drive- 1'information. .4 IffEll it , t�q. RE t�llectIOD a mrit c ME& ffisa Min PAGE 2 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1954 MEN HOMES Ila a Aw Imagine waking up even morning to the all of song birds. Welcome to Fernbrook's Tlw Woods of Oshawa Creek. set W beside a beantifultv wooded comervation area, dose to A amenities, these uniquely designed homes e i pr , i e e are m em * inside x f"A: and out. 'See imaginative brick and slone, elevations with turrets. Enjoy dazzling kitchens. Escape to luxanrious master 31 Escape V.a - bedrooms with eumAes. The Woods of Oshawa Creek - it's .our kind of community for a wag'. WORRY - FREE MOVE-ol N PA C Ii;A C free Finished Recreation Room free Appliances free Central Air Conditioning free Moving Costs MA I I 0 0 1 r A r7 I 99t Q—AjkS�.S.T.Inclug BOWMANVILLE omm= 1 INa 4 . . . . ...... LIZA HOXIES LL CON, 11) L 1) F I R L 1) LACT'- LIMITI-I'D TIME- BONTIS OFFER! FRLL Now ate• 24 VA oUT SOLD nP.. AAs S D OP ING i •$;ASR'— .+i:ai�t+i.� i — L-w REHOLD LUNIDC 3WNHOMES Dnly X900 t'�N Uh�~'�•1,�OU *From$Z99 Per Month**GDSO,a FREE Appliances Ideal 905�619.187S �J An 'r: WK; A ►� I 1A H O M E S SATURDAI AND 5U\DA1 12 NOON TO h P%I \1F I KD/0', I P%1 10 8 f't1 Cl OSED FRIDAYS IEW HOMES t /fnwAor^ im PAGE s Neve saad Zaterlors Homes for all needs at Dan BMeityfield Dan Pustil and Brett Pattenick want You to be totally happy with your new home. That is why Dan Brett Homes is offering homebuyers a wide selection of home styles and designs. "If someone is buying a house, it is / not up to the builder to tell them what / that house is going to be," says Pustil. In Merryfield, Dan Brett homes' community in Bowmanville, home- buyers will find the house that best suits their needs — whether it is a r bungalow, raised bungalow or two- i storey home. In fact, the builder is offering 1 1 different home designs from which to choose. That is a lot, considering there are only 20 lots �- available. "I think we have incorporated the features that people look for and want in a home," says Pustil. "Versatility in designs was very important." In fact, there's a bit more to it than that. Not only can you choose from one of l I home styles, but Dan Brett Homes allows the homebuyer some flexibility in making a home in Merryfield completely theirs. "We are prepared to build whatever you want," Pustil says, "as long as it is architecturally sound." The 11 different home designs in Merryfield allow you to find the layout that best suits your family's needs. All homes are on 50 -foot lots and sit on a cul- de-sac. The list of attractive features starts with the double -car garage and range to a large breakfast area separated from the adjoining family room by a half wall — a great idea that allows for some interesting decorating concepts without closing off the area. Also available are circular staircases in the two-storey homes, hardwood floors, mirror walls and kitchens that feature a pantry or work desk or both. Inside, homes in Merryfield include ceramic floor tile in vestibule, powder room, kitchen, breakfast area and all bathrooms —as per plan, trimmed archways on the ground floor, natural finish oak pickets and handrails, brass door hardware and rough -ins for jotT CORNFL0%%ER dishwasher, central vacuum systems and cable televi- sion. Location is also very attractive. Dan Brett Homes' Merryfield is close to all amenities including shop- ping and transportation routes. Schools and recreation facilities are also near, including the Bowmanville High School and its recreation centre. Another enjoyable feature of the community is pond and park- land located adjacent to the site. Homes in Merryfield start at 5139.990 and range up to S186.990. Closing dates are available for early spring 1995. Best of all, buying a Dan Brett home now also allows you to take advantage of the "grand opening specials" available — ask the sales represen- tative for details. To visit Merryfield, go east on Hwy. 2 to Mearns Ave. Turn north and drive one block to Orchard Park. Follow to the site, located on Merryfield Court. Three model homes are available for viewing. The sales office is open Monday to Wednesday from I to 7 p.m. and on Saturdays. Sundays and holi- days from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 697-3661 for more information. 1 Dan Brett Homes' Merryfield community, in Bowmanville, offers homebuyers a wide selection of fully - detached home styles — including the Cornflower, a raised bungalow design. PAGES NEW Ii011 & $17EF M, 1914 New *lommes arzd IzzteriorW White Cliffe lets nyou Collectsoco-des n Your ome Buying a new home is a great expe- rience. Halminen Homes strives to make the experience even greater by allowing you to "co -design" your new home. When you visit the White Cliffe Collection sales office, you get a blueprint size floor plan. Not only dries this allow you to get a better idea of the layout and dimensions of the rooms in the home you are interested in, but you can also better visualize changes that your family or lifestyle requirements dictate. Once vou've done that, you bring the blueprint back to the Halminen Homes sales office and dis- cuss the possibility of making those changes with the builder. The White Cliffe Collection is a unique community of homes offered on 60 -foot lots. Halminen Hames has planned this community with tradition- al values in mind. Unlike most homes today, a fully -detached garage sits at the rear of the lot. What this means is, the distinctive beauty of the home is the first thing people see. The traditional look of the White Cliffe Collection home exteriors is beautifully blended A ith the latest fea- tures in home design — from the spa- ciousness of open -concept interiors and modern energy-efficient features. The White Cliffe Collection offers homebuyers five home styles to choose from, including one hungalow design. Homes range in size from 2.112 to 3.400 square feet. f -10m the outside, the White Cliffe Collection creates a beautiful strectscape with traditional home designs featuring large. covered porch- es and peaked rooflines. Stone walk- ways and Halminen Homes' landscap- ing package give your new home a look of maturity. Inside, you find the elegant features that homehuy ers look for and desire in their new homes. There are nine -foot ceilings in main -floor rooms, large windows to usher in natural light, gas fireplaces (some two-sided), breakfast bars and eat -in areas and majestic cir- cular staircases. Some homes have vera distinctive features like the Bavview's glass-SUrrourded breakfast area. This beautiful feature carries on to the mas- ter bedroom, where the six -sided room provides a cozy and unique sitting or reading area. This Halminen Homes community is located in Courtice, just east of the Oshawa townline. Schools and shop- ping facilities are all nearby and there is quick access to major highways and transportation routes. To reach the sales office, follow Prestonvale Rd. to Glen Abbey Dr., then turn onto Auburn Lane. Follow the White Cliffe Collection signs to the sales office. The White Cliffe Collection sales office is open Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. and on Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. For more information, call 404 2186. afflowmassaw no ozone a L Ii ON U_XB R -t V__"441" 1-0 a all N. .. ' •�� ,'* l' is; ter' - ''_ .Z._ # f, wt P,4Al � Y. On The Park We're Right You'll never find a more natural setting ... or a better value. It's a brand new release of 29 beautiful, clay brick homes in a fully established neighbourhood. And right beside the community's E16in Park and the Mill Pond Conservation Area. Elgin Park...budt by Uxbridge's leading builder! w FOXBRIME BUIIDINC COMORAT10N or C& AND TME SEATON GROUP FOXBRI_DGE conftepla racESAro sEcs�w�o�a AIE 9ua4n ro oarr� rKrwu► wnce E a o E • ^A&A" am SELEcrw LM 0WIV or On The Pond, On The Money! A LIMITED NUMBER OF SINGLE FAMILY HOMES n O 1 � From n G.S.T.1Pduded SALES OFFICE HOURS: Mon. -Wed. 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Closed Thurs. & Fn. Sal., Sun. & Hol. Noon - 6 p.m. If (905) 852-7469 or (905) 642-0618 *b I=- r 3,000' MOVES YOU IN FOR CHRISTMAS - - The Diamond 1,471 Sq. Ft. • 30' or MY Parkside lots Full Clay rick* $ 990 • Central Airr Conditioning • FROM • 2 Newly Decorated Models 7u`P o� ,T • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ' rnw -- •P - 10&MW010WAh"mEAO.E TO QUALIFIED PURClUSERS . SELECTEO LOTS ,.�A@ UNBOWRIDGE BOWMANVILLE HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 2 p.m. -8 p.m. Sat 3 Sun. Noon -6 p.m. 1-804.265-0153 or 905-697-2000 � LAN L:T i1 r . 6ss,.2101 .... 8.4904 NEW HOMES i INTERIORS 1994 PAGE 7 INIRODOC➢VG 0GRP► :94 01-,CUPANCiE5 AVP�.iLP,BLE 1830. �. For on a 116999045' lot Other homes available from $149,990 aoss.a^: ae HOMES ww ,� ,� B* V 905-571-6656 1 :o I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 7, , 1� 1 ./. 1 1 T7",-1 1 ho Only 19 vl Pre 'a a * 101`�ier loft etve 1. *9' Bri�lc - . Qe'�gs Cro acid ft "I . �qr 46 3 C. �� a J !14Q; Gas ;11rlike Foierg4ltaitlar widr a IIM r000�+d of e�oelkoae ! quality o1 1 b Tri >Itki Cf06 ID di xm Bair 'Own homd: q lil)rrthiRM0Y f0mmry. - 14 i7CCT,IV'AGEfIT McCdnkey RpatEstate a`? Rosemary McConkey MVA 668-2101 w �4' •. f�l v R ` t Y .� e TAUNTON .0"'Aleft,A us Z : Am" KOS" o ROSSLAND NMIY. #2 �77—' 101 WX ALM .r . rnw -- •P - 10&MW010WAh"mEAO.E TO QUALIFIED PURClUSERS . SELECTEO LOTS ,.�A@ UNBOWRIDGE BOWMANVILLE HOURS Mon.-Thurs. 2 p.m. -8 p.m. Sat 3 Sun. Noon -6 p.m. 1-804.265-0153 or 905-697-2000 � LAN L:T i1 r . 6ss,.2101 .... 8.4904 NEW HOMES i INTERIORS 1994 PAGE 7 INIRODOC➢VG 0GRP► :94 01-,CUPANCiE5 AVP�.iLP,BLE 1830. �. For on a 116999045' lot Other homes available from $149,990 aoss.a^: ae HOMES ww ,� ,� B* V 905-571-6656 1 :o I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 7, , 1� 1 ./. 1 1 T7",-1 1 ho Only 19 vl Pre 'a a * 101`�ier loft etve 1. *9' Bri�lc - . Qe'�gs Cro acid ft "I . �qr 46 3 C. �� a J !14Q; Gas ;11rlike Foierg4ltaitlar widr a IIM r000�+d of e�oelkoae ! quality o1 1 b Tri >Itki Cf06 ID di xm Bair 'Own homd: q lil)rrthiRM0Y f0mmry. - 14 i7CCT,IV'AGEfIT McCdnkey RpatEstate a`? Rosemary McConkey MVA 668-2101 w �4' •. f�l v R ` t Y .� e TAUNTON a Z us Z 43, 0�Sales Trailer Cr ROSSLAND NMIY. #2 �77—' 101 a •..:.AA t � ` P*AE 6 MEW N0MU a VffEMM ; "14 MUMCI ZZ3MAW L MVIS = r, if r r -V a'*•-' I"--" Buying from local builders means buyingin from a winner Local homeowners are already aware of the high -standards of quality and construction local builders bring to homes in the area. The Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association is proud of that fact. Association president Peter Abramczuk feels the ODHBA offers "a solid cornerstone of exceptional leadership and continual development of high-quality programs and ser- vices." And rightly so. Since 1953, the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association has grown to become the sixth largest local in the province. With approxi- mately 130 members, the ODHBA is recognized as a strong and highly - respected voice of the residential con- struction industry. Last month, the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association was rewarded for its enthusiasm and com- mitment to the home-building indus- try. The Ontario Home Builders' Association named the ODHBA as the 1994 Local of the Year. In presenting the award, Ontario Home Builders' Association president Stephen Kaiser said, "We build homes. Not houses. Homes. We build homes where families are born, where they live. laugh and cry, dream and grow old.' That sentiment is echoed by the members of the local association. In his letter submitted to the provincial association regarding being consid- ered for the award, Abramczuk said he feels the ODHBA maintains the association's guidelines to provide ..exceptional service to the housing industr%" not only in 1994, but con- tinually. "(This letter) is designed to paint a picture that will capture the ongoing spirit, enthusiasm and commitment of our local to the mission and the prin- ciples of the Home Builders' Association at the local, provincial and national levcls.' Abramczuk's let- ter says. "In 1994. we took a leader- ship role in numerous ways, while maintaining a high level of service and professionalism to our members and to the community." The award offers people buying a home in Durham Region a unique opportunity. Not only is this a great time to buy a new home (according to the latest study released by housing analysts Clavton Research Associates), but buying a new home from an ODHBA member builder means you are buying from a winner. "If you are in the market for a new home, there simply won't be a better time to buy than this fall," says Abramczuk. According to Clayton Research Associates there is a rare combination of affordable prices and reasonable interest rates. The study also points out that house prices are likely to rise soon as builders are forced to pass on increases in the cost of many building products and materials. According to Abramczuk, the long- term outlook for home ownership continues to be positive. He says, "the Clayton Research study puts to rest any expectation that interest rates will drop off significantly in the near futture." The Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association is made up of peoplle and companies related to the home-building industry including builders, architects, land surveyors, financial institutions and many more. The association is bound by a Code of Ethics and a Code of Disciplinary Action, which are part of the Canadian Home Builders' Association by-laws. Or s a 1� NEW HOMES s WEwoas. 19% PAGE TOIN THE HAPPY PURCHASERS AT COURTICE CROSSING! The all -brick community of Courtice Crossing is fast becoming "the address" of the 90's! It's rural setting offers purchasers of all ages the best of both worlds - country living but city close. Courtice Crossing is en- tirely surrounded by trees and fields and is minutes away from the 401 via Courtice Rd. Shopping is near- by and for those with youngsters, a public school is slated to open on site in 1996. Of course the homes are everything you would ex- pect from Wayne Jeffery. Each of these attractive designs include thousands of dollars in upgrades as standard features including spectacular gas fireplaces in family rooms, high efficiency (96.6070) gas furnaces and some models even include 5 appliances! Over the past few months, several recent purchasers at Courtice Crossing have gone on record to say how pleased they were with their new Jeffery Home. From first-time homebuyers to empty -nesters, all have agreed on the first-class treatment by Phil and Julie who helped guide them through the sometimes nerve- wracking process of buying a new home. All were amazed at how considerate the trades people were dur- ing construction when they asked numerous questions Happy purchasers, Dan Smith and Allison Reid have already landscaped and enhanced their lovely "Trull" model which also features upgraded hardwood floors. about their house. Even Scott Jeffery, Wayne's son, was described as patient and quick to act when there were concerns about the construction of the home. In the end they all expressed extreme pleasure at being able to purchase a "Jeffery Home" at this stage in their life! Wayne Jeffery has built his solid reputation for quality homes over many years by making sure his homes are completely finished and spotlessly clean when the purchaser moves in. It's a testament to this practice that so many purchasers are willing to tell others what they love about their home. All of the homes in this lovely community are fully bricked in genuine clay brick. A professional decorating Harry and Sara Van Staveren are first-time homebuyers who enjoy their upper level family room which includes a standard gas fireplace with an oak and brass mantle. service by a talented interior designer is available for those who need help choosing the right colours for their home. Why not visit Phil and Julie this weekend and take a walk through the three decorated models. They're already surrounded by friendly folks who love their homes just like you will! Take the 401 to Courtice Road (just east of Harmony Road) and go north to the site which is located just south of Highway 2. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday 1-8 pm, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays from 12 to 5 pm and Friday by appointment only at (905) 432-3333. Trudy Cinders just loves her "Joshua" bungalow, which is shown in the inset. It features a seldom found cathedral entrance, country kitchen and luxury ensuite. PAGE 10 NEW HOMES i NTERIORS. 19% c .-f1\ 1 :To Ko,ll�r, Group_ "9 Alt ilk -P UILDER TAK NEW MOWS & OfTF0.9% IP" P jWjl 0 0 -o ofthh, o VALUE 0 10 A4 GIANTSCREEN HO 5511 �':l,�E"' m.r 0 U a ME THEATER_ E� iu y,�v .j t,. lur ung.Im W. -My ip L S ATTA The Kaitlin Groupim The Koala Goup* ASPEN po son so *A AJ" WO MY SOLM mm. 4" The Koala Goup* ASPEN PAGE 12 NEW HOMES i NMIORS, 1994 It fill :l it LA": .-:.. rid ~ ;�, '; �� ., yf: - • y.. dll�� Ali-'• 1t t�� '� .- t s- - �rAOA- ` A Tour our Designer Decorated Moo el Suites! Rrpa Ir Awav Frnm THp [1rr1 i nm ry J '... • One, two and three bedroom suites, including • Recreation amenities include indoor pool. spectacular 2 -storey designs & penthouses his & hers saunas & recreational area • Suites up to 2,873 sq. ft •Five appliances included • Some suites have terraces, balconies or solariums • Close to GO Station, shoppirilg and all amenities I Bedroom Suites Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 Bedrooms plus Den $ 900 $10-C)900 $ 900 from 7 from ! from ' Suite 503,70 Cumberland lane Sales Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 11 - 7 Sat. & Sun.11 - 5 Closed Friday nFor Information call: Prices and specifications subject to change without notice. E. b. O.E. (905)619-8800 ire- OWNHOUSE WHEN YOU CAN OWN A X9051 7��s ,,scowl i P, Ll 'J b 1 ► • 00, 1r • i SH SEMI? ITByl. •I• 1\ ! I7AI* in ,moi �' M=--wI w•' ..13I`y$�I) -i� •�±�_ _�`: WN T I �'; Z-1 1 - PACE 14 NMIE�k& DVPW iB„ l" t Heritage Inspired Homes In Whitby North Ir X149 990THE ,«� T� ,.�,e From BrookliN Everything Old Is New Aga in CALL: 905-686-5441 Weekends: 11 AM - 6 PM Mon - llum 12 - 8PM Friday: Closed s *•- s...a..w•..--.t•.+w y•.ars.•r♦+,y•.•.•r•r.r.•sw•:••mss..r•�.•w+s••wa•s• ir•.ar.�- ••w•wr..•••.•..♦ay.r1t �•'rf i'..+/♦t•:'.'J)ILIC-.s sr+�.:• r-•-ass.s• . ,t WE AND SALES CENTRE F'o WINCHESTER RD. m TAUNTON RD. Y ROSSLAND RD. 401 E3XTHWY in CALL: 905-686-5441 Weekends: 11 AM - 6 PM Mon - llum 12 - 8PM Friday: Closed s *•- s...a..w•..--.t•.+w y•.ars.•r♦+,y•.•.•r•r.r.•sw•:••mss..r•�.•w+s••wa•s• ir•.ar.�- ••w•wr..•••.•..♦ay.r1t �•'rf i'..+/♦t•:'.'J)ILIC-.s sr+�.:• r-•-ass.s• . ,t NEWHC1� i KIt aoa -191 OAGE'13' IS! Our models are now ready for inspection. See exciting features, touch remarkable finishes, and experience the pride of craftsmanship in every detail throughout. Visit the Model Grand Opening at Abbeywood in Whitby - you'll be glad you did. wattby's Lowest Priced Detached" Designer Homes on 30' Lots from VOGUE D1%rL()P%11\r (.R0U N I \C .f . : alp 9 DESIGNER FE.- KRESX* • Family rooms with vaulted ceilings • Sunnv breakfast areas with sliding patio doors to backyards • Large living/dining rooms • Designer kitchens • Main floor laundry rooms & powder looms es pacious master bedrooms with walk-in closets & ensuites GST INCLUDED - Linked below grade "Not all features available on all homes. Prices i specifications subject to d wxW. E. i 0. E. Some premiums do apply. MON. - THUR.:1:00 PM TO 8:00 PM FRIDAY: CLOSED - SAT., SUN. A HOL.11:00 AM TO 6:00 PM SITE: 905-725-5551 J 31 S" am E DOM KVIL l� (III.. %C t t t OUIOAS SIM /AHfWY 2 �. yy t �1 �'A01 - Linked below grade "Not all features available on all homes. Prices i specifications subject to d wxW. E. i 0. E. Some premiums do apply. MON. - THUR.:1:00 PM TO 8:00 PM FRIDAY: CLOSED - SAT., SUN. A HOL.11:00 AM TO 6:00 PM SITE: 905-725-5551 J 31 ",TA 'A -,,,j " LJALMINFXT i ...... . _ .,,, 1,--' L --'.-I, L-A U -- r,,•. r,,• r,,. r-,. r,`. r-'.