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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_11_25PjG IIA I , �ft Z� r4 SPORTS Disabled Games this weekend Page 22 • tiser -� L��; ^ Friday, Nov. 25,1994 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper L PressAil^35,000 Vol. 113 No. 47 ♦HEALTH is ospi*tal blrecipients warned of ❑ 1,800 transfusion patients notified of `small risk' in letters sent out today By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING — Some 1,800 people who got blood transfusions at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital will soon learn they may have been exposed to HIV, the virus V COURTS Peter Stark `bad man', but he didn't murder Julie Stanton: defence ❑ Crown attorney alleges accused raped and killed teen as trial hears final arguments By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Accused murderer Peter Stark lied .a IF. and deceived police about picking up Julie Stanton on the day of her disappearance, but that doesn't mean be killed the tan. his lawyer said yesterday. "While Peter Stark told the truth (about picking up Julie) to a very few people, while he told a lie to many, Peter Static nevertheless, his lying doesn't make him a murderer," defence attorney Leo Adler said during closing arguments in the first-degree murder trial of his inside "Whatever moral outrage there M the thews may be against Peter Stark, it Editorial ...........................6 doesn't prove he's a murderer. I Enttrtattinmer�t ................21 don't defend Peter's lies. It's the accusation of murder that I'm Sports ............................22 defending," Mr. Adler told the Classified ................. ..24 jury of seven mea and five WGIR . fit• arms But during the prosecution's General 663-5110 closing �esday, C Fax 683-7363 y said it Sincerely Yours was Mr. Stark's "selfish, sexual 1-416-976-1991 inerest in a child" which led bum to abduct, rape and murder 14- 1nfoSource 683-70A0 year-old Julie on April 16, 1990. The Prows Adtrertbar ores Mr. Stark has pleaded not M7 ncwqpw guilty to killing the honors stu- 93t + 7t GST = $1 dent, who was last seen getting See JURY. -Pop 2 risk of being infected by HIV through a transfusion is small, but it does exist.' Bruce Cliff that leads to AIDS. Registered letters are being sent out today to patients who received blood and/or blood products at the hospital between 1978 and 1985, institution president Bruce Cliff says. The hospital hasn't identified anyone who became infect- ed with the virus from a blood transfusion there, he adds. The risk of being infected by HIV through a transfusion is See BLOOD ... Page 4 - -- F<t�..rt�ls.y.oat.�orwos.�.nixs�ts.ttuasr«.t..wlosr.+le.+1�.7�.dt. 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But Mr. Adler said yesterday that Mr. Stark "woe foolish in giv- ing alcohol to a young girl (in the summer of 1989), but it's different to alleging he gave her a drug. "The summer of 1989 incident shows Peter Stark was a bad man, that he gave (Julie Stanton) too much to drink. But it has nothing to do with April 16, 1990. It's easy to be filled with righteous indignation on Peter Stark. He deserves to be condemned for his lies. It's right for you to be repulsed by his lies and cavalier attitude, but there's no room for passion in your deliberation," Mr. Adler told the jury. Despite Mr. Stork's best effort to deceive police, he has no alibi for his whereabouts between 2 and 6 p.m. on the day the youth disap- peared, Mr. Scott told the jury. Bank statements show Mr. Stark was in Bow•manville shortly after 12 p.m. on April 16. He also told police he was on his boat, docked in Bowmanville, sleeping between 1 and 4 p.m. Yet Mr. Stark admitted to friends and fam- ily he had picked up Julie but dropped her off nea October. No witnesses were called by the defence. Mr. Justice Stephen Glithero will charge the jurors on Monday before they deliberate on a ver - Accused lured Julie to her death under false premise: prosecutor dict. During his closing statement to the jury, Mr. Scott said the accused lured Julie Stanton to her death under the premise that he wanted to have lunch with her to discuss problems he was having with his daughter Kim, a former friend of Julie's. But his real motivation for picking up the girl was to have sex with her, Mr. Scott charged. When Julie refused Mr. Stork's advances and threatened to tell her parents, she was taped and murdered. "It's my respectful submission that Julie Stanton had no thoughts of a ride in the country with Peter Stark on April 16. 1990." he said. The Crown has alleged sexual assault took place prior to the murder because "although Julie had boyfriends, she was proud of her virginity. She clearly was not going to go with the 43 -year-old father of a friend. This wasn't in the plan at all." Mr. Scott said it was that same sexual interest which led Mr. Stark to lure Julie. 13 at the time, onto his boat in the summer of 1989 on the pretext of discussing problems he was having with his daughter. It was during that meeting that Julie was given "an ice blue cool- er" believed to contain the power- ful sedative Halcion, which Mr. Stark had been prescribed for a hear condition, the jury was told. According to testimony during the trial, the youth blacked out after drinking the cooler and had no memory of the meeting with Mr. Stark. Following the meeting, Julie was dropped off at the home of friend Tanya Whitehead, who testified the youth was slurring her words and had urinated in her shorts. "Is that bow you deal with the 13 -year-old friend of a daughter, who you've asked for help, by incapacitating her? What older reason do you get an attractive 13- year-old down to your residence? There's got to be sexual motiva- tion,., the Crown attorney said. "It was the same pretext that o* 0 YIELD 5 Year Terre * mTHtEST PAYABLE MONTHLY HIGFfST tjUAtlIYCANAOIAN CUfPOWtON CALL (416)512-7621 •Rsia weieet is eY&W • sss.W .f.i.... IAYtSIAttAI $tlVlttt •rD EYp'gNA tt*vest�t SfifwtlYi IgG is l arises on April r the Pickering No evidence Mr. Stark on boat afternoon Julie vanished: Crown -It.�vn (entre alter 4tkin- the =ir1 to lunch at Harvey's. Furthermore, there's no evi- dence to indicate Mr. Stark was on the boat that afterncxxr. Mr. scow said. -%%'e*%-e got no idea what this man was doing between 2 and 6 Obituary Stafford Monuments 318 thuudas sc .1: Whitby 668-3552 Toll Free 1410as614848 -Cemetery Monuments -Grange or Bronze Markers -We sell memorials for installation at all Ontario cemeteries, including Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens, Erskine, Groveside 3 Duff ins Meadows After Hour 668x460 or 721-9882 Iomc appointments gladly arrrrrged TRY OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU 1)(iC1UE `Where 1 did Peter Stark take ' j5 Julie? If we knew � • I' the Julie Stanton answer to that we'd be able to recover her body, but we don't.' -- Crown attorn ey John Scott her father s because bks catal Discrepancy in Mr converter fell off on Hwy. Stork's statements merely `error in time': defence lawyer p.m. except that he's not at the marina." he told the jury. But Mr. Adler said the discrep- ancy in Mr. Stark's statements is merely "an error in time" Mr. Scott said Mr. Stork's explanation that he was one hour late picking up his wife Alison at work in Toronto and forgot to pick up his wife's daughter Sara at ytlC 401 Just doesn t wash. Mr. Scott said the accused also had no plausible explanation as to why he was covered in black soil when he picked up his wife. "It is the Crown's respectful submission what causes the dark soil on Mr. Stark's clothes, is that he spent (four hours) taking Julie Stanton to an area where you get black soil on your pants, not near the 401. The question is where did he take her? If we knew the answer to that we'd be able to recover Julie Stanton's body, but we don't." GET LOST. 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Mr. MacKinnon's defence attorney, Robert Nut - 0 Tyrell MacKinnon preliminary hearing delayed as young offender busted By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER AJAX — One of the men accused of killing Ajax gun club employee Norman Chow flashed a brief smile at a half-dozen fam- ily and friends during a short appearance in Oshawa provincial court Tuesday afternoon. Tyrell MacKinnon, 18, of Scarborough, nodded in recognition and gave a slight wave with two handcuffed arms as he was led into the courtroom. Once in the prison- er's box, Mr. MacKin- non mouthed several words and made numer- 1 ous gestures with his head to a male relative sitting in the court- room. The [Hale relative mouthed some words back and returned the gestures before being told by a court security officer to stop communicating with the prison - er. Once the brief proceedings were under way, however. Mr. MacKinnon looked impassive. Following a 15 -minute pre- trial hearing in the judge's cham- bers, a new pre-trial hearing date of Tuesday. Dec. 6 was set. It was expected that a date for a preliminary hearing would be set, but that plan was derailed after a 17 -year-old young offend- er from Scarborough was arrest- ed Monday and charged with first-degree murder and robbery in connection with the Oct. 3 tall, told the court that "because my client is in custody," he would like to see the case proceed as quickly as possible. He said he has yet to receive full disclosure on the case against his client from the Crown. But that's not likely to happen until police are confident they have completed their investigation of the murder. Mr. MacKinnon is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting of Mr. Chow. a part- time employee of Firearm Train- ing Ranges. Mr. Chow was also a member of the Durham Sport Shooters Club, which uses the privately -owned ranges as home base. Police say Mr. MacKinnon, arrested just four days after the murder and robbery during which three semi-automatic handguns were stolen, was also a member of the gun club. Howev- er, they say there's no indication the suspect and victim knew each other. The handguns have not been recovered. by loo- AITKENHEAD Sales Rwesa ft" DREAM HOLIDAYS Part 3 of 5 There appear to be more perceived negatives than there really are. You can conjure up all kinds of horror stories about strangers using your home. Ile "exchangers" appear to be remarkably free from these problems. Many of the negatives seem to be in the area of expectations. We. being human, expect the rest of the world to live up to our standards. And sometimes that doesn't happen. One Canadian couple exchanged with a couple in Hawaii and spent the first day scrubbing the moldy walls of their exchange home. However, for those that have been to Hawaii - you know this is a way of life there. 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WV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) cases began appearing in Canada in 1978, he notes. Sandra Tesolin, manager of com- munications for the Canadian Red Cross Society's Toronto and Central Ontario Blood Centre, says all dona- tions were tested for HIV beginning Nov. 1, 1985. "Up until that point, there wasn't a test available for the Canadian Red Cross to use," she says. Since testing began, HIV -tainted units have been discarded. The hospital began a `kook -hack program' in the spring, checking its blood bank lab records of transfu- sions given between 1978 and '85. Current addresses were also found, although the whereabouts of fewer than -50 people weren't discovered. Blood recipients were of all ages, Mr. Cliff says. Letters for children under 16 are being sent to the parent or guardian listed on the child's medical record. If the hospital knows a person has died, the letter is being sent to next of kin. Earlier this year, hospitals in Toronto began notifying former patients of the risk of possibly receiving tainted blood. The Ajax hospital received "some calls, but nix too many" from former patients when the actions of the Toronto hos- pitals were publicized, Mr. Cliff says. "We may get some after we send out the letters. People are aware of HIV and the possibility of tainted blood. I assume they've had a test. It's not a brand new issue. It's been going on for some time." JUSTWECAUSE... Send the FTD, Big Hug, Bouquet This bright ceramic mug, with plush teddc bear, says "I care" — for special occasions... or just because! From 29.95 PI I :ti UEIINTRY Your Professional Florist lk ,VA.. 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Today, it's safer than ever. The chances of getting AIDS through a blood transfusion today is very low" Since testing bean in 1985, more than 10 million units of blood have been collected and more than two million transfusions have been given. The Red Cross is aware of only 10 documented uses of AIDS resulting from a transfusion and not a single documented case of HIV transmission since 1988. "The chance of getting AIDS from blood is lower than dying in a car accident," Ms. Tesolin says. Ajax -Pickering hospital is work- ing with the Hospital Council of Durham Region and other regional hospitals in notifying former patients. ORIENTAL STAR BUFFET LJ BUY ONE BUFFET DINNER r I 1 AT x9.99 GET A �� I SECOND BUFFET DINNER FOR... Coupon valid Monday to Thursday Limit 1 coupon per customer • Present before ordering ' • Not available on pickup or delivery r ' Hours: Sun.•Thurs.11 aai.•11 pia. 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Many drivers don't change their driving habits to meet the conditions, he notes. -People for- get to leave a little more time to get to work." The snow also wreaked havoc �; 00 on provincial highways here. "Ilam; were 11 reportable and numerous non -reportable acci- dents," says Whitby Ontario Provincial Police detachment Constable Bill Garnett. Most of the crashes occurred on Hwy. 401, with drivers not paying enough attention to icy ramps and quick stops. It takes about three snow stkmns hefar people: start to drive properly. If we don't have ar 4jer snow storm for a while the same thing will happen again " Const. Garnett reminds motorists not to phone the OPP for road information. histead, all 1-800-268-1376. For specific Toronto and area road informa- tion, phone (416) 235-1110. This is what is all about RIDE • BURTON •19-5 *ION LIMITED • HAZ-MAT ! X00 ` QUID r�u►E a POW IE �t P �. ALC P - =-K, Rorwhs Pacific Skates & Snowboards x (905) 839-2262 tli.l►. 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Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sun- day. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 21-15. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different print- ers. Second Class Mail Regis- tration 1897. Mail subscription rates Can. 1 yr. $70 GIVE US A CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All let- ters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser regularly uses recy- cled newsprint ♦EDITORIAL Be careful out there Judging by the way motorists were driving during the first snowfall of the season Wednesday, everyone had just moved to Canada and was unfamiliar with the cli- mate. That was the tongue-in-cheek observation of Sergeant Rick Bates of Durham Regional Police. It's the same story every year. The first taste of win- ter means numerous fender benders as drivers fail to adjust their habits to meet weather conditions. Eleven of the 76 accidents in Durham Region on Wednesday involved injuries, luckily all of them minor. Ontario Provincial Police Constable Bill Garnett pre- dicts it will take about three snow storms before we all adjust and scan driving safely. He says the same rash of accidents will happen again if the next bit of nasty weather is awhile in coming. Wednesday's snowfall, which amounts to nothing when you consider what a Canadian winter can dump on us, should serve as a little test to all of us who were behind the wheel. Although it should go without saying, snow and ice call for a little extra caution. Police advise we should give ourselves extra time to get to work, beware of icy highway ramps, and leave adequate space between our- selves and the vehicle ahead. It also makes sense that, as it takes a longer braking distance to stop on slippery pavement, we don't zip along at excessive speeds. Worse weather is ahead of us; this is Canada after all. Maybe some of the motorists who were on the highways Wednesday really are new to the country. Most of us aren't. Regardless, we've all had a reminder from Old Man Winter. Take the reminder seriously and drive safely this sea- son. Lt I(el'6 WRr1E To THE NEWs ADvwnsER 130 COMMERCIAL AVE. AJ - Aim, LIS _HS OR FAX us AT 683 7363 V AJAX COUNCIL Let everyone be mayor once To the editor. Now that the dust has settled from the local elections, we in Ajax do seem to have a well balanced kx*mg council with views that may at tunes conflict. but at the same time will lead to healthy, forthright argument that will result in the: good of our town. However, a question that has intri,ued me and other viewers of the council meetings is when Mayor Witty is absent for any reason, or when he declares a "conflict of interest" what criteria is used to decide who temporarily assumes the chair? It seems to me that the same councillor automatically takes over for Mr. Witty and I wonder if this is how it should be. As we do not vote for a deputy mayor then should not the council as a whole have the chance to elect their own deputy? Better still, why not rotate the duty between all members of council so they all have a chancL to chair a meeting? This would also give councillors a different perspec- tive of the proavdings and make them a more rounded member of the group. Mayor Witty has publicly declared that this will be his last term of office. I believe both regional councillors have already expressed a wish to succeed Mr.Witty and at the very least these prospective chief executives should share any chair duties that become necessary. This would dispel any nus - construed ideas of favoritism. John Haste Ajax ♦ WATER PLANT Council heard but didn't listen To the editor: With regard to 'MPP rapped for meddling in the water plant' in your Wednesday, Nov. 9 edition the honorable Jim Witty states, "there's been significant public input into the process of the water treatment Pmt,,. Any public input council heard was apparently disregarded. Many people of Ajax buy spring water because they fear the water is unfit to drink Facts have been presented to council that went in one ear and out the other. I thank Jim Wiseman for being concerned enough to look for the opinion of Ajax people. He must realize though, that saving money is not the main concern over the plant. The concern is the health of future generations of Aja- cians. Sherry Brown Ajax Do you worry about the quality of your drinking water? We asked: -- asked at Cloveridge Mall DANNY SIi.KE "I do, so we purchased a water cooler two years ago. No tap water for us." BRUCE WHITE "No, I don't drink much water; mostly pop and juice." CAMILLE SMITH "Absolutely. It smells like it comes straight from the lake. There are too may chemicals." DAVID FORGET "Sure. There are too many chemicals; we had a water system installed." CORI IDENOUYE "I guess I do. Tliere is too much pollution and chemicals in the water." Ajax Santa parade on Saturday AJAX — Santa Claus will take a break from making toys to roll through Ajax Saturday. The 29th annual Santa Claus Parade, sponsored by the Ajax Lions Club, begins at noon on Nov. 26. St. Nick and his parade entourage trav- el east along Station Street to Harwood c c�''= Avenue, south to i " Kings Crescent, turn right into the Ajax Plaza, proceed along the front of the plaza, back out to Harwood by Maxi Drugs, south to the Harwood Place Mall and finish by Wal-Mart Share the Spirit of Christmas is the theme of this years parade and you can join in by donating a non- perishable food item which collected along the parade route and given to the Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army for distribution daring its Christmas Atance lso, 'elves' from Canada Post will precede the parade collecting letters destined for Santa at the North Pole. Letters should addressed to Santa Claus, North Pole, 11011 OHO, Canada. A, 11'P'Ick • Del�i""l 49 N0 W OPEN • Party trays for all occasions • Great salads • Excellent sandwiches • Imported European foods. -- 420-6873 :. 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AJAX, L1S 7H2 I$ 129 SET $24 ff - r— ;�x�„eea or Ke 179 - V �on so" Over ooaae Sim5259 k1iW�110.1F! 1► • 5 X89 sET:,64 179 SEr 3% MUBLE... 159 sET ...129 SET 414 209su3m QUEEN ..... 189 SET 314 159 SUM SETUP IRS AVAILABLE — r FREE ` LAY -AWAY DISPOSALL OF OLD SET I � I AV41LABLE 'TOCCC aAAU11CA/'•TIInrne QIUNc 4n-Tn I 112 v1 W �_ I _ 89 c �iPq! sbrage aarrs - r— ;�x�„eea or Ke 179 - V �on so" Over ooaae Sim5259 k1iW�110.1F! 1► • 5 X89 sET:,64 179 SEr 3% MUBLE... 159 sET ...129 SET 414 209su3m QUEEN ..... 189 SET 314 159 SUM SETUP IRS AVAILABLE — r FREE ` LAY -AWAY DISPOSALL OF OLD SET I � I AV41LABLE 'TOCCC aAAU11CA/'•TIInrne QIUNc 4n-Tn I 112 v1 W �_ I _ MUL IF -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRI _. ` •'. 1 1: ' , . . . Hospital offers great Christmas gift ideas AJAX-PICKERING — If you're looking for gift ideas this Christmas, you could turn to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Staff in the nutrition and food services department of the hospital have compiled a cookbook titled From Our Kitchen to Yours stuffed with exciting recipes. The book sells for S9 and all proceeds help buy medical equipment for the hospital. Copies are available in the auxiliary gift shop and in the hospital cafeteria. You could help someone keep their New Year's resolu- tion to lead a healthier life by signing them up for the Be Healthy, Be Trim Lifestyle Management Course. Taught by a registered dietitian, the 10 -week course helps people change their atti- tudes and behavior toward food and exercise. One of the aims is to get people off the dieting cycle and let them throw away the weight scales forever. Cost is S 1 S per week in addition to the S100 for the course manual. The course runs Wednes- days from Jan. 18 to March 22 with sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. Call Margaret Devor at 472-8477 for more informa- tion or to register. Make a donation in some- one's honor and the hospital will send them a Christmas card telling of your gift. If you phone in your donation, the card will be in the mail the veru same day. Call the hospital's commu- nity relations department at 428.1407 to make a donation or for more information. I 1z r CORRECTION in thus weep s ;nrnstmas Tradition 9W Cie to" errors nave occurred Page 7 The CaDDaw Patch Dolts are not as illustrated. Page 12 -he Poinsettia Plant is 5', not 6' size. The sale Price is 53 99 not S4 99 as stated Pagel 6 -tie :orralne Co-ordinates are not as illustrated Page 23 'tie Men s Bath Robes are not all b6M said at the price indicated They are regularly priced Imm 529.96 to S69 96 and are on sale for $19 47 to $45.47. We apologize for arty inconvenience this may have causee ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's Xmas Gifts M1, appeared in this paper, Wednesday Nov. 23, 1994. On Page 9-T, Eaton peanuts in a can, price should be $2.19. Page 25-H, "Espana" lug- gage, teal colour is not as shown. Pages 26 & 27 -all jewellery items on both pages are not shown in actual size. Page 31-E, Silk full pants colours should read: Alabaster, big sky or cement. Page 35-C, the small plush moose is not available. Page 45-L. Isotoner rag wool knit gloves, price should read 524.99. Inadvertently, the errors listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconve- nience or confusion to our customers. SATO N'S DAY, NOVEMBER 25,199+ Death Notices Nov. 25,1994 CLARENCE (CLAY) BOYES Clarence (Clay) Boyes died Tuesday, Nov. 1, at St. Michael's Hospital. A funeral service was held Thursday, Nov. 3, at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Ajax, with interment in Erskine Ceme- tery. Donations may he made to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation. WILLARD PERKINS (BILL) COLLINS Willard Perkins (Bill) Collins died Tuesday, Nov. 22, in his 81st year. A funeral service will be held Saturday, Nov. 26, at 1 p.m. at St. George's Anglican Church, corner of Randall Drive and Ilwy. 2. Pickering Village, with inter- ment in Groveside Cemetery. Vis- itation at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), on Friday, Nov. 25, from 2 to 4:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Donations may be made to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation. MARY OHRNER Mary Ohrner died Tuesday, Nov. 22, at Ajax -Pickering Gener- al Hospital, in her 75th year. A memorial service will be held Sunday, Nov. 27, at 1 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, 428- 8488. Donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or Ajax - Pickering General I losplull. EILEEN (PAT) SAWYER Eileen (Pat) Sawyer died Tues- day, Nov. 22, at the Sunnybrook Health Science Centre. A funeral service will be held in the chapel of the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pick- ering Village), on Saturday, Nov. 26, at 11 a.m. Visitation on Friday, Nov. 25, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Donations may be made to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Founda- tion. CERTIFIED HEATING &AIR CONDITIONING THE HOME OF NATURES FRESHNESS SINCE COME IN AND VISIT 1962" OUR SHOWROOM Convert to Natural Gas and save up to 65% on energy costs with Lennox high efficiency heating. We install the old fashioned way. 1-i hr. full service department LENNOX • No sub contractors -iufi►uri,rrl Dealer � j • No piece work Read our 'Ask the ExpMs' cokrmn on pg. 9 . factory trained installers Column appears 1M kat Friday of owry month Lennox natural gas fireplace 0 1964 Notion Rd., Pickering 683-0380 Send your letters to Santa soon AJAX-PICKERING — Santa Claus and some of his elves at Canada Post are wait- ing for letters from his many young fans. Each year, thousands of children from across Canada and other parts of the world send letters to Santa Claus and Canada Post employees help jolly old St. Nick respond to all of them. The letters are always answered in the language or method, such as braille, in Vw h i c h they're writ- ten. Letters should be addressed to Santa Claus, North Pole, 110110110, Canada. Dont for- get your return address to make sure you get a response. Last year, about one million letters were sent to Santa and some 10,000 Canada Post employees volunteered their spare time to help St. Nick with his responses. To ensure you hear back from Santa before Christmas, letters should be sent as soon as possible. If a letter arrives late, Santa will respond after Christmas. ASK THE COMFORT EXPERTS Brought to you by Certified Ilcating & Air Conditioning Michad Treleaven (Service Manager) An Indeperdeat LAso s Dealer Since 1%2 Q. Is my fumace being maintained property? A. I (ere is a 19 poim check list far you to use to trade your conuwtoc 1. Check operation of thermostat. 2 Clean and check operation of all safety limit controls. 3. Lubricate fan and motor bearings (whore applicable). 4. Chock blower operation. S. Chock fan lick torsion and aligyhmmt (where applicable) 6. Check de ssi al conal wiring. 7. Clieck dun dampers fa cannel poaitim irhchidiisg the humirifia by-pass pat. 1. Impact beat aachanta fa cocks and conodon. . 9. Cheek ovwll operation of unit. 10. Clean burners and set for prop' combustion. I1. Fatamae fumaee floc and van connectors 12. Clean pilot and check operation of service ignition system 13.4hspeet chimney cleanout (where applicable) 14. Check gas piping for leaks. 1S. Clean permanent type filters and reinstall. 16. Instruct customer on wima/surnaha changeover 17. Leave completed ctheck list with customer. IS. Left pilot fumed on (where applicable) 19. Ensure all sequencers are staging properly and all elements are wodking on faced au electric fumaces. If your contractor don not check these items, they are not doing a thorough furnace Melissa Rew, 11, is the winner of a 25 - inch color TV set in a Hostess Halloween Party contest at the Ajax LOEB Baywood store. With her are, from left, John Barrett, Hostess trade development manager, Chito Gonzalez, Hostess key account retail manager, and LOEB Baywood owner Doug Barrett. In the background are Chester Cheeto and Hostess Munchie. 190?.�f►1•1111-"?/O1 ft, nils.i•.-9;11Pil'iJ71'10;iAT THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEIMER 25,1"4.FAGE 9 FAMILY DENTISTRY IN PICKERING DR. R GOODMAN 4 & DR. S. WEINER & ASSOCIATES IN HOUSE ORAL SURGEON & PERIODONTIST EMERGENCIES SEEN IMMEDIATELY EVENINGS & SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT SENIORS DISCOUNT DENTISTRY WHILE ASLEEP AVAILABLE ' 1 i839m595 I rL =VISA 927 LIVERPOOL RD. SOUTH (LIVERPOOL 3 BAYLY) lam. We're upfront with everything, even standard dual airbags. SL $199/month lease for 36 months. Payments based on a 1995 SL with ANi/F.%t stereo, dual airbags, split tolding rear seat, Intermittent wipers. Payment includes freight (5400), pre -delivery inspection, acquisition tee (5350). Payment excludes licence, insurance and taxes. First month payment of $191, SI,949 down payment, 5300 refundable security deposit, and taxes due at signing, and 24.000 km per year. Net capitalized cost is S10,746 with an option to purchase of 56,569. Other down payments and vehicle options available.'.XtSRP. Retailer free to set individual ~riling price. SL1$269/month lease for 36 months. Payments based on a 1995 SLl with AM/FM stereo cassette, 4 speed automatic transmission, air conditioning, dual airbags, split folding rear seat, adjustable steering column, power steering. Payment includes freight (54001, pre -delivery inspection, acquisition fee ($350). Payment excludes tax, licence and insurance. First month payment of $269, $2,003 down payment, and 5300 refundable security deposit, and taxes due at signing, and 24AN km per year. Net capitalized cost is $14,282 with an option to purchase of $8,44S. Other down payments and vehicle options available. 'MSRP, Retailer free to set individual selling price. A DIFFERENT KIND of COMPANY. A DIFFERENT KIND of CAR. Saturn Saab Isuzu of Pickering 980 Kingston Road, Pickering 839-6159 . • w F�.a+�-7y�V� aJh�� lt{IO tii • MJOrht�YA �'Ii11T.14441 • � e 1 y��`•�.i� ; •. "� . •.+iii.+-.�..w�.:.:i.i« ��Sc.i.«.�:_"_�_ _ 1 1, �..Y ■ KNGSWN RQ /rN�+ I J MY 401 _ 1 1, �..Y 0 1 X1;1 1 THE Amlkll�M At ,..•- On a m° . M • _ �0.00re 830 relay On"YI Inthestocsa *Sears will deduct on amount equivalent to the GST from your total purchase Excludes Prestige Fragrances and Cosmetics Le Chateau fashions. Fastrak -Indo- cocer ngs and custom w ndow co�erngs insrolled products. Automot -e Sery ces Gas L,censed Depa-tments Cato o9 ,e c^d C4orance Cent -e pc•c^uses pit • sv�ro OFF D%NV16u.E JUMBOw nLL'q1jjwWS. pow1A % Ai'1115A ) & S lye "`�NAGER'S A "6A VI e** mayor appliances,, On a II furnitur achines vacuums, 5ewing m NO NO NO NO minimum prepayment down p ent 3rd party purchase required of taxes regPuUeT applications �c t oay May 95 on opprovec c•eo t w •n your Sears Co -d $25 oc— ^ s at c^ fee aoc es Tc.s c -e, ends Nove^,oe- 27 '9CG _ c- cc. o^ ,-e—s C ec,c^ze Ce^'es oc-e c.,,chases c -e EN HOME' BATH OORDINATES TOWELS BATH CARPET 888 488 539 799 ti �: Ha^d Reg. 12.99 Lid cover. Reg. 11.99. Contour mat. 288 - 1788 Reg 17.99 999 1349 --_ -+a Bata sneer Rey. 39.99 Smaii oblong mat. Large oblong mat. Reg. 22.99 Reg. 29.99 - BOUTIQUE 149 179 359 :: a = 3 Soar: ; s- Reg 3 99 Logon aisoenser Reg. 7.99 269 ,4,89 759 •,.sr ^o ce• 7 ss,.e cover. .'vaste basket. oa Rag 10 99 Reg 16 99 SHOWER CURTAIN 2 799 11499 .rI�� #a • _` N71 01 oil I I *hVA1:01'J1�* .. rte... 4 ♦a•'a. ALL MEN'S LICENSED OUTERWEAR aSOO/0 OFF ALL GIRLS' 7-16 2 -PIECE FLEECE SETS 1/3 Kids & MoreA ALL BOYS' NBA* RAPTORS, GRIZZLIES T-SHIRTS I /—; OFF Sizes 7-18. Kids & More ALL BOYS' 8-18 PRO -TEAM ACTIVEWEAR 13 .• tF....rs Kids & More GIRLS' 7-16 FLEECE PANTS, LEGGINGS OR STIRRUPS NOW 699 Each. Sears reg. 9 97 �Ki is •'tri' Jnr ,r *t:fl+ R.t�t: �f'l��r.�"1�1f:iif; yt .7,'►rY A� 44 e'er rA Yom''>' , THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY NOVEMBER 23 111 -PAGE 11 IMAGE"" SIZES 38.44 COTTON TOP NLY 9" Each. Sears reg $ 16 Button front. Image Shop 30% OFF ALL WOMEN'S ALREADY -REDUCED WINTER WEIGHT ACCESSORIES INCLUDING HATS, SCARVES, GLOVES Access �r es �•��,�, ALL MEN'S AND WOMEN'S REG. -PRICED REEBOK*, NIKE® AND SONIC ATHLETIC SHOES 25% OFF Fam.y F.Nrw«ar Snoc. ALL INFANTS' REG. -PRICED SHOES 15% OFF ALL MEN'S REG. -PRICED GLOVES 0 0 U•.,. ..., and Men's Furnishings MEN'S SELECTED LICENSED T-SHIRTS AND BALL CAPS (MLY 4acr ALL MEN'S TIES &AILAW Reg -price an oireody-reduced polyester. licensed and novelty styles Men's Dress Wear Shop MEN'S TORONTO RAPTORS T-SHIRT JU 7 49 Each ALL WOMEN'S REG. -PRICED SHIRTS, PANTS, PULLOVERS AND CARDIGANS IN OUR JESSIE SHOP 400/o OFF Jessie Shop in Women's Sportswear SAVE $160 ON 18.1 -CU, FT. KENMORE REFGERATOR .NOW 38 8 Frost -free with exterior moisture control and adjustable cantilever wire . shelves. 2 glass -covered crispers. Sears reg. 999.99. SAVE $100 ON 10 -CU. FT. SAW �E !e�! SALE BEGINS TOMORROW SATURDAY 0 8:30 a.m. ALL KIDS' WINTER OUTERWEAR IN SIZES 2-16 34:1m500/off Parkas, jackets, snowsuits. Excludes licensed items. Kids & More AFA ntore rout Sears Rigid 2 1,2" polyurethane insulation plus textured cabinet and lid. Power SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE g We're open Mon. - Fri. 10:00 a.m. -10:00 m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 m. Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. light and inferior light. Sears reg. 499.99. P• P• , a HWY 2 � ■ g = p1C10ERN� � 3 fHWY M 401 Rigid 2 1,2" polyurethane insulation plus textured cabinet and lid. Power SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE g We're open Mon. - Fri. 10:00 a.m. -10:00 m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 m. Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. light and inferior light. Sears reg. 499.99. P• P• , PACE 12-T11k N&S A'D1r1;I nsia l: i ll)AY, �,OVEMBER 115,19% � r Christmas lights set to glow at hospital ❑ Public invited to lighting ceremony at hospital to officially welcome in the festive season AJAX -DICKERING — Lights will shine on the start of another Christmas season at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Dec. 6. Everyone's invited to c the Liehtine of the Lights ceremony to be held on the lawn in front of the Har- wood Avenue entrance. There'll be free hot chocolate and candy canes. and you can join in the singing of Christmas carols at the event. "I'hc event is sponsored by the Pickering Hydro Electric Commission, which installed the lishts. and the hot chocolate is provided by the I.nEB Club Plus Baywood store. Jolly old St. Nick will be there, courtesy of the Ajax "Transit Santa Express. Maclean Hunter Cable "TV will televise the show. "The ceremony gets under way at 7:30 r_= p.m. and parking is free for the event. Call the hospital's community relations office at 428-1407 for more information. As awarded Investment Recovery Services in its capacity as Auctioneer & Liquidator will offer, for sale. the following inventory and assets as secured under the Landlord & Tenant Act. IMMEDIATE INVENTORY DISPOSAL up to Pickering 0 Village 0 Gallery V 101 Off LIMITED EDfTION ART (Robert Bateman, AJ Cass)n, Trisha Romance, Les Taite, etc. too many artists to list) "" FURNITURE b COLLECTIBLES FOR SALE CALL 619-2323 FRI.7 P.M. -10 P.M. SAT. 10 A.M.-6 P.M. SUN. 10 A.M.-6 P.M. 50 Ch r h St S th W c VU follow the signs TERMS: Payment by Cash. Visa. Mastercard. Amex. Sorry no persona: cneques. All sales final. SALE CONDUCTED BY: INVESTMENT RECOvERY SERVICES AUCTIONEERS' LIQUIDATORS' APPRAISERS Get Rea for WINTER I TOWING YOUR TOY? l NEED WINTER GRIP? 1 YES we do install ' vE ol+�utMcrE hitches & winter tires j 1595 DON'T WAITfilm �P - Bumper to Bumper Maintenance Inspection 1 suit= me 1 I� � cetlpen, 1 and "WS, tins, slapenw. steering, R E tLiL� LGa"Mide Condition IJ --------------- Department of Transportation $2995 Vehicle Inspection ............. P CHRISTMAS HOURS START SAT URDAYI Canad"ian ire 1300 Kingston Road, Pickering Pickering Store Only Quantities and selection are limited. Sorry, no rainchecks .qTnRI=- R.,iq_Ftn1 7 SERVICE: 839-8124 3" SWIVEL 12'- 4 GAUGE 12V HEATED n R BOOSTER CABLES CUSHION EMERGENCY LIGHT D � Z o a R-na-u a *a9 99 .o, Get Rea for WINTER I TOWING YOUR TOY? l NEED WINTER GRIP? 1 YES we do install ' vE ol+�utMcrE hitches & winter tires j 1595 DON'T WAITfilm �P - Bumper to Bumper Maintenance Inspection 1 suit= me 1 I� � cetlpen, 1 and "WS, tins, slapenw. steering, R E tLiL� LGa"Mide Condition IJ --------------- Department of Transportation $2995 Vehicle Inspection ............. P CHRISTMAS HOURS START SAT URDAYI Canad"ian ire 1300 Kingston Road, Pickering Pickering Store Only Quantities and selection are limited. Sorry, no rainchecks .qTnRI=- R.,iq_Ftn1 7 SERVICE: 839-8124 3" SWIVEL 12'- 4 GAUGE 12V HEATED ROADSIDE VISE BOOSTER CABLES CUSHION EMERGENCY LIGHT $ 9999 Reg Reg ,p 99 Rog. Reg 99 '39.99 '39 99 ONLY *a9 99 `19.99 SELECTED SELECTED CLEARANCE ON SELECTED FVDINNERWAREFFLATWARE IN -STOCK HOOD PROTECTORS S y� S 99 S 99 99 99 UP 99 . Reg 1 19 /299- 39.99 . Reg Q N 17 1299 24.9_ eg Rep. R� 11 Reg. 72 x9 co.99 '70.99 a l a.v a41 FX CITIZEN PORTABLE DUAL AM FM G7 STEALTH CD PLAYER CASSETTE STEREO PORTABLE STEREO SNO RACER Reg. q $1999 $ 99 Reg. to 99 Reg. fa � 99 Reg. 1 '139 99 ONLv sln2:,8-2 *6999 ONLY as ...e-0 '39 99 GNLv aa.r^a-a '59 99 ONLY a&6026 -a BIKE HELMETS 51 L COLEMAN COMMUTER SHUTTLE 7 TODDLER -SESAME ST STEEL COOLER 10 PICKERING GO STATION R1 69,390150-S Reg 9 Leave your vehicle with us & we'll drop you off and pick you up again. '2999 14 '44 99 ONLYMon.-Fri. 6am.Apm.; Sat, 7:30am: 6pm.; Sun. 10am: 5pm. Monday to Saturday, y a.m. - 9 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. .Winter road conditions [ ust a phone call away oGet the latest information gathered from ..om t information to make your driving decisions easier AJAX-PICKERING — Infor- mation about winter weather and road conditions on provincial highways is just a phone call away. The Ontario Ministry of Trans- portation has begun operating its free up-to-date information service on road conditions on all provin- cial highways. The service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, until April 3. Reports combine the latest Iiuterized weather -tracking system with updates from ministry main- tenance staff across Ontario. Callers can speak with an infor- madon officer, or use a touch-tone or cellular phone to listen to a bilingual recorded message. Usually, most provincial roads are cleared within 24 hours after a snowfall. However, the severity of the storm, the highway's location and the volume of traffic it carries are factors in when the road is cleared. Motorists here can get informa- tion in English or French by dialling 416-235-1110 or 1-800- 268-1376. Cellular phone users can get information by calling *7623. ANTIQUE Custom Refinishing Discoveries .s� A great variety of • , quality antiques at , reasonable prices. We Buy &Sell 683.8243 P• C iep Star's Famous • Fa ir * Psychics * book 6 Crystal Displays November * Mystics * Free Lectures i Demos * Clairvoyants * Hourly Draws 8 Much Mom! 25,26,27 Fn: 4.11 Metro East Trade Centre sat: 11-11 r , • 1899 Brock Rd., Pickering (Hwy 401 at Brock Rd.)- 11-7 It Admission includes Entrance to the Museum of the Parawrmsl" The World's first Psychic Museum! 7,.da est your own E. S P . Gaze into a genuine crystal ball. . etan wish bell.. Find out what of your nose reveals about you.. « in Kwon W'e' l a healing pyramid... it's aA hemle tit more!!! I 12 6 under Frye laifh adult # Free Psrlling sa. s FM volt 01 WWII txe =K wr,► NOW OPEN SUNDAYS RAW V' Vi#MEOI = Tttf006 Tie 1%ft EMAV c«MPOr ALM . TO HOtE EDIflNG • • • CUSTOM OR Coieata MOOR IM�MtIibM PHOTO PC'kring hoito,831-43 PRODUCTS THERE'S STILL TIME FOR A CHRISTMAS PORTRAIT BY RENDWPED PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER CHUCK SHUMILAK WIDELY ACCLAIMED FOR HIS ARTISTICALLY UNIQUE IMAGES PERSONAL SERVICE 831.4305 Money Saving Coupons 2nd Set Free I Present this coupon with arty 12 or 24 exposure roll of colour print film 8 receive the 2nd set FREE 05Valid at Pickering Photo I Hub Plaza - Uverpod One Parent Family group meets THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2s,1!l4-rAC?E 13 PICKERING - The One Parent Family Association of Ajax -Pick- ering holds a meeting Wednesday, Nov. 30 for adults at 8 p.m. at M FORMERLY HIGHLAND FIS Swans Marina, Liverpool Road South, Pickering. Social, educa- tional, sports activities for all, and dances.837-0328. H 8 CHIPS /A I i0b & 040 %A, \4:::�/4; OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK I)OUSe • GOOD FOOD • GOOD PRICES - • ONLY 100% VEG. OIL USED N L E BAYLY R P 19 O _ BAY RIDGESJ I O PLAZA L BUY 1 ITEM RECEIVE i 2nd ITEM 1/2 i i PRICE 1261 BAYLY ST., SW OF LIVERPOOL 0, 420-2108 Q. (Excluding ail you can eat) �A (Ce::pon must accompany order) r -----J on EE AIR CONDITIONING OR $70010 CASH BACK 4. - f w.. aev,•v.�.B11.a...... MGC' 14 -TU NEM AYvmn=mR VDAY, N/ V DA IER A 19% • f Dalerose Homes provides luxury and quality at an affordable price in Buckingham Gate Dalerose Homes takes great pride in the homes it builds. From affordable single-family homes or luxurious custom estates, Dalerose brings the latest and most innovative design features to its communities. The motto at Dalerose Homes is 'building your dreams." What that means is that Dalerose does more than put up a house. In delivering the finest quality homes for today's value -conscious consumer, the company strives to provide a new standard of home for the new generation of homebuyers in Ontario. Dalerose Homes has developed its communities - in cities like Orangeville and Bolton - with this approach and Buckingham Gate, in Pickering, is no exception. In fact, at Buckingham Gate, Dalerose Homes is not just building a community. Here you will find a collection of attractive homes, sitting along curving tree -lined streets and set against a mature woodland backdrop. The transforming of the site's 21 hectares includes over half a million dollars that have been committed to the landscaping of Buckingham Gate to ensure the homes and the community beautifully compliment the sur- rounding area. "Landscaping is one of the first things you notice going into an area," says Dalerose Homes sales representative, Brian Mahaffy. "In Buckingham Gate the goal with the land- scaping was not only to beautify the community and add to its appeal but to offer the home- owner some privacy. So, there will be mature as well as miniature trees going into the area." It won't take you long to realize Buckingham Gate is not like other communities. In fact, you can not only see, but sense the difference. Then, travel along the tree -lined avenues and notice how the attractive traditional home designs are enhanced by hardwood and There are fire estate home designs to choose from in the Regency Collection. Each enjoys the expanse of a 60 -ft. lot and a three -car garage. W I AW � WHA T THE GONNA conifer trees and how the many shrubs and flowers blend with the natural beauty of the area. "Another asset of the sub -division is that it is secure with only one entrance -way com- ing in," Mahaffy adds. Buckingham Gate is a community of homes on 45, 50, and 60 -foot lots. All homes are loaded with attractive and quality features and each with its own distinctive aattributes. Homes in the Empress Collection, for example, sit on 45 -foot lots and impress with design and building elements that would require a much larger lot in neighboring communities. Inside, there are unique arches - angled staircases and spacious living rooms with vaulted ceilings. The elegant Sovereign Collection features homes on 50 -foot lots that exemplify the care Dalerose gives to detail in the building process. The Sovereign Collection homes include master ensuites with step-up oval tubs, separate showers and double vanities as well as eat -in kitchens with gorgeous greenhouse breakfast areas. If you are looking for that special home, take a look at the Regency Collection, where homes enjoy the spaciousness of a 60 -foot lot and feature built-in entertainment centres, master bedrooms with sitting areas, three -car garages, optional three -sided fireplaces and many other luxurious appointments. "All of the designs are special in that they haven't been built anywhere before," Mahaffy says. "About a third of the 80 homes we have available have already been sold and all our clients have commented on the quality workmanship and construction." Complimenting the serene beauty and setting of Buckingham Gate are the many ameni- ties Pickering has to offer. Schools, neighborhood parks, recreation and shopping facilities are all just minutes away. A year-old separate school is already on-site and a neighborhood park is also includ- ed in the plans. Sports enthusiasts will enjoy the close proximity of Riverside Golf Course and for most shopping needs, the Pickering Town Centre is a short distance away. Commuting is made easier with a short distance travel to Hwy. 401 or the Go Transit station or along the newly -finished Taunton-Steeles connection. Buckingham Gate homes appeal to a variety of people - from retired couples, to young couples just starting out. `The area and the homes themselves accomodate any lifestyle," Mahaffy emphasizes. Dalerose Homes builds homes on five fundamental values - quality farness, respect, ethics and integrity. Come see the Dalerose difference at Buckingham Gate. Homes in Buckingham Gate start at $211,990 and range up to $292,990. Buckingham Gate is located off Rossland Rd. (Concession Line 3) just east of Brock Rd. in Pickering. The sales office is open Monday to Thursdav from 1 to 8 p.m.. from noon to 6 p.m. on Fridays and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends and holidays. For more informa- tion, contact the Buckingham Gate sales office at 90a-619-6741 or 905-h!9 ;712 • rti d M__T WD AW -IF "20M=d fiAw AW & .ARE WE "Co TON/40" W Find out in Backbeat. It's been a long time coming but Durham's finally got it's own entertainment newspaper, where you can find out about all the things that matter_ We also want to hear what you have to say- Spill your guts to us. Exercise your creative abilities. Send us stories, suggestions, and whatever else you think we need_ We could make you a star! But I doubt it - Send your stuff to: 130 Ave Ajax, Ontario. 11,1S 21145 For advertising info, call (905) 683-5110, ask for Debbie Mohns or Duncan Fletcher M BUCKINGHAMC_��_ __ THE NLVVAM IDAY V Et 2S, 1"4MGE 1S w ell i ne t-amciot tate 3, i iz sq. ft. S2SO ,gq( 21][990FROM , Real character in a rezv home is rare, but you'll find it today in the innovative designs at Buckingham Gate X Here in a fabulous wooded setting bordering a beautiful ranine with mature trees, Buckingham Gate goes beyond the ordinary X Each home offers an imaginative, open concept design reflecting genuine style and personality * Dramatic cathedral ceilings alt An abundance of windows every- where you look * Unique staircases with plant shelves alt Gourmet kitchens with pantries, built-in desks and breakfast bars 4 Fabulous built-in entertainment centres with fireplaces Special computer areas and more * Beautiful Detached Homes on 45; 50' and 60' Lots Visit these other Dalerose Communities! (905) 619-6741 IMMM A M 111 la 111 1 "Where Tradition (9 05) 7754823 (905) 951-2616 Meets 1 nnovation " Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. E. & O.E. W t ,i ;, i A ♦ ! i' Ix p 4 s. d`� y:_s f • ♦ '.♦ ►�� ;fes ',>ri1�� fJ� r� . a t . Billboard Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-prof- it nature. To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683- 7363 or write to the Ajax -Pick- ering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for Bill- board items is 10 a.m. the Mon- day prior to Wednesday publi- cation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. FRIDAY, NOV. 25 NEW TO YOU: St. Martin's Church, 1201 St. Martin's Dr., Pickering, holds a New to You sale from 7 to 9 p.m. Clothes for the entire family from 25 cents to S5, toys, household items, books and much more. 839-4769. POTTERY: The Ajax -Pickering Potters' Guild holds. it: fifth annu- al Christmas Pottery Show and Sale from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Turn- ing Point Pottery Studio in the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. It's also on Saturday, Nov. 26 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 27 from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Part of the proceeds go to the Children's Wish Founda- tion. 837-0181. DANCE: Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606, Pickering, hosts a dance featuring Mike McConnell beginning at 9 p.m. at 1555 Bayly St. Free. All welcome. 839-2990 (Karen). SATURDAY, NOV. 26 RECITAL: A violin and piano recital by Derrick and Deanna will be held at 8 p.m. at Dunharton- Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunharton Rd.. Pickering. Music by Mozart, Dvorak. Richard Strauss and 1930s Hollyw(xui jigs and reels. Tickets are S8 for adult_-,. S3 for students and seniors. GIVE THE GIFT OF J HEALTH!!! By DR. MARYANN FRANKO, DC, BA, BPE DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC The Santa Claus parade has started the shopping ball rolling. Some people have actually told me they have completed the humongous task of gift - hunting. But, for Nose of us late (?)- starters. or as an added bonus, consider making a sit;nifrcanr difference in the lives of your loved ones. I cannot imagine a greater gift to give than the gift of health. You really can live without a ton of new trinkets. Yet you cannot enjoy much of anything without good health. You really do have to start when you're young if you have that option; but it is never too late to make health a priority. We find in our clinics that all too many have avoided putting their health first. I once gave my grandmother, now 93, who has a wonderful sense of humour, a card that Head, -if I had known I was going to live this long. I'd have taken better cane of myself!" All too often we wait until we have a major crisis on our hands -- probably because that's the kind of "healthcare" dud we think is free; yet. we all complain about how high our taxes are getting. So, let's make a shift away from the sickness approach to dealing with health issues by giving the people we know an opportunity to get to the bottom of their problem once and for all; to assist them in correcting it, and then to support them in maintaining good health. You can play an important part in this process by giving healthy products and services this year that can actually change their lives. This is the gift from a true friend. The Christmas season is a reminder to me of the birth of the baby Jesus who grew to be a man and spent his brief life teaching that we should have life and have life more abundantly. So at this time of year we have a wonderful opportunity to enhance the lives of our loved ones. Give a truly meaningful gift that will bring tidings of comfort and joy throughout the year. Make your offering really count for sornethmg! I -Hear session it is a unique approach to beat and amdorm the whole body. It was developed over 20 years aV and is a proven method of treating one's ailments. Year It mediate Bendits will be 12' Relief of nagging back pain II' ReW of tension headaches 12- Reduced chronic aches and pains CP Improved posture 13' Improved circulation CP A higher energy level By eliminating pains and ailments, and it arming your energy level, you can lead a more positive and productive fife. ROUGE VALLEY THERAPY CENTRE INC. 376 Kiat' tongrlnd, RatJst 17, Pkkwiag. Omit. Ll v "4 504187 t , All treat lents incluteiive of De You HAV Any Of these" Sgns? • Backache - H�aares •Arthritis -Fdigm • S1**ss Or The Ned-, • Numbness O(The Arms, Hands, Frgers And Toes Do Your C&i*en Suuder From Any Of The Following? • Earaches • Asthma • Recurnng Colds The Above Signs Are Often Related To Spnal Problems Call For An Appointor ltlt WM Dr. Mary Am Frattlto cc, aa, am 683-7735 No W&CMW tlbow Off IM for ttnlata Expi►es.hnum IS yt Ajax Pickering Audiology Clinic - _ „��o Welcomes former patients to our new todimb location and new patients upon Medical Referral! PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE 1885 Glenanna Rd., Suite #104 _ Pickering, 831-8311 Hearing & Hearing Aid Services _ Re, f lexology for Manage Women of hands Come relax and bead feel the benefits feet of Reflexology AJAX Can for an $ appotmitmt ICKOEMRING 686-84t58 Diabetes is a curious disease. Although I A million Canadians curmntly live with the condition, the general public has little understanding of how diabetes develops and how it is controlled The general misconception is that diabetes is not really that serious. The Canadian Diabetes Association, established in 1953, .provides support for people with diabetes. Its mission statement, "to promote the health of Canadians through diabetes research, service, education and advocacy," is upheld by over 170 branches across Canada. For more information, please write the Association at: Canadian Diabetes Association 15 Toronto St. Toronto, Ontario M5C 2E3 raeul: Ms. R.,lpAk . _, THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVE&WER 25,1994 -PAGE 17 195 NEON ACCLAIM VOYAGER SE HIGHLINE (LJILJ� INCLUDED: INCLUDED: •20L132HPENGINE • AUTO • PIS •PIB •25L ENGINE • AUTO •Pl5•PB • CLOTH BUCKETS • AW COND. •CONSOLE • P. MIRRORS •TILT •CRUISE • AIR COND. • AMIFM CASS. •DUAL AIRBAGS •BUCKETS •CONSOLE • Al11FM CRSS. • DUAL MIRRORS PLUS MANY EXTRAS •PLUS MUCH MORE Fiot snc. #4225 rot six. r4190 S� #1317 7 7 Sam �1 Z ?l7 INCLUDED: • V6 •AUTO • P/S • PIB • AIR COND. • 7 PASS. SEATING •TILT •CRUISE • AWFY CASSETTE • ROOF HACK • P. WpROq$ • ROOD LIGHTS • PLUS MORE at STK. #P4239 Fitt FROMM17 77l AIR AIR NQ FREIGHT NO TAX I NO FREIGHT NO TAXI H �12Will La IG E PuoMOel Ucm At Q•lvi`•, \ • • • *I• It • • FREIGHT NO AIR TAX L -qe Ji i o. NORTH SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT PAGE 18 -THE NEWS AOVEWMEWFRIUIkt, W(livo NtER 25, t%% :may - - - � -'�• -''' - - - � tr � g. `E' We'll Never Give You A Bttm Steer NOVEMBER'S SPECIAL AT"�� *%0 TwBone Steak 1 Ib. includes: v y Soup or Salad, $ 99 0% Vegetable & choice of Potato 9 Daily Lunch Specials 774 Liverpool Rd. S. Growing with Pickering since 1965 -� 839-5758 gin a] I [on EGREpT AUTOMOB/LE CpMp J OFFERING NCRED / B E EVEN SATURDA- Y NOV. 2601 two 1993 Buick Regal Ltd. 4 Door 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 4 Dr. 1994 Pontiac Bonneville Finished in rich burgundy. One Finished in black with power SSE 4 Door owner car. Balance of factory sunroof. Fully loaded. Balance ofFinished in rich green. Fully loaded. warranty. Fully baded. Sale Priced. factory warranty. Sale Priced. Only 13,000 miles. Sale Priced. 48,37919738061'na,. ■20,99500144363"ratl,. x20,99500'/44365"mW. 1994 Buick Regal Grand Sport 1994 Buick LeSabre Ltd. 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix SE 4 Door Finished in dark green. Fully loaded 2 Door Finished in blue. Fully loaded. Balance only 12,000 miles. Balance of Finished in dark grey. Fully loaded. of factory warranty. Sale Priced. factory warranty. Sale Priced. Like new throughout. Sale Priced. 120,99500144365"a,rn. ■23,99500'/51568"nth. x99995°°' 1992 Pontiac Grand Am SE 1993 Buick Century Ltd. 1991 Buick Regal Ltd. 4 Door 2 Door 4 Door Finished in light silver. Frilly baded. 6 cyl. Finished in polar white. Fuly 6 cyl. Fully loaded. Only 27,000 Sale Priced. loaded. Only 40.000 miles. Sale Priced. miles. Sale Priced, x13 99500'/275'6",,. :15799500' s13999500'/275""me. 1992 Buick LeSabre Ltd. 10 TO CHOOSE FROM 2 TO CHOOSE FROM 4 Door 1994 Pontiac Grand Am SE 1994 Pontiac Sunbird LE Finished in dark blue. Fully boded. Very Fully loaded. Balance of factory 4 cyl. Automatic. Very low mileage. low mileage. One owner. Sale Priced. warranty. Sale Priced. Sale Priced. :17,9950073716'",dk ,„x14,995' 41,3950w/213t3"„at,, 1990 Pontiac Bonnevifk SSE 4 Dr. 1991 Sprint Convertible 1991 Chev. Cavalier 4 Door RS Finished in dark blue. Fully loaded. Finished in bright blue. Treat Finished in IgM silver. Only 26,000 Power moon roof. Only 40.000 yourself. Sale Priced. miles. Sale Priced. miles. Sale Pnced. x13999500'/275""moLI'5199500'/8347",tet,. 1 �9,69500117231"o,,. L-�] 1994 Chw Blazer 4 Door 4x4 1994 Chev Blazer 4 Dr. LT 4x4 1992 GMC Ammy LT 4 Door Finished in blue b silver. FullyFinished in black and grey with grey Firms in dark rich burgundy. Fully loaded. Balance of GM factory leather. Only 9,000 miles. Sale boded. One owner. Salo Priced. warranty. Sale Priced. Priced. s24,687w/532J0"a,, x25,99500'/563''"„wt, x19,99500'/4190"mite, 1993 GMC Ext Cab 4x4 1993 Chev, 1/2 Ton Short Box 1990 Mazda 82000 Long Box Finished in tight blue. Only 13,000 Finished in bright red. Tono cover, air 4 5 kms. Balance of speed, mint condition. Fully factory warranty. Sale Gond., amltm stereo, v8, sulornatic. certified. Priced. Only 16,000 miles. Sale Priced. $24,6181 r/530""mft $15 99500'/323""nox %199500- 1991 GMC Safari 8 Passenger 1991 GMC Sahni fl; Passenger 1993 Chow Aalro van Ext 8 Pees. Finished in two tone grey 6 silver. 6 cyl. Finished lo two tone blue & silver. 6 Finished in teal. Fully baded Pilch Fully boded Only 38,000 miles. One cyl. owner tnldc Sale Priced Fug boded. Only 36,000 rrnies doors. Balance d factory wanran(y. One owner track. Sale Priced. Sale Priced. $14,99500'/3670°".w.:14,99500'/36700"aft 118,995007/3840",,,1 1993 Chow Astro AM WNW 1993 GMC Safari • Pees. van 1992 GMC Safari S Passerlgix Drive a Paewliger van FmishW in blue d silver. Fully boded. Finished h red t sihro► FtINy loaded Fir,isf,ed in maroon A Silvol Dutch doors. Balance of factory Must be seen. Sale Priced. boded. Sale Priced. Nanantlit ONy 8,000 mks. Sob Priced $19 9950014190 " $18,99500'/38400",x. $15,99500'/323""na 1992 GMC Safari 8 Paseasgar 1994 Pontiac Transport 7 Paow. 1903 Pontiac T bwbw irm"geFilivoll n Sale Pririch dark v d Fatisfted in briglM red One owner. Pow"w SE 7 Balance d factory warranty. Only Fitithed n polar wtlite. Fully boded.. X16 689'0'/340x'"7 14000 miss. Sale Priced. Balance of fackiry wonartty. Sale Priced. $20,691 /436 $19,www�99500'/4196s"a,th. Isco YOUF Rona IN "11111181 *Pk" tarots. "AN p PWft based on MW down, O A.C., over 10 otift Tax, Nance gn O*L 0 r illboard ROM PAGE 16 THE NEWSADVERTI= FRIDAY, N (kVFM54k24,1994-PAGE 19 Nov. 25.1994 ceds to the church. 839-7271. I HION SHOW: St. Mary Catholic Sec- ry School, 1918 Whites Rd. N., Picker - hosts a fashion show featuring g/summer '95 collections by Toronto ners Mimi Bizjak and Jennifer Halchuk. eeds to the United Way of Ajax -Picker - Tickets $6 each. 686-0606. CRAFT SHOW: Durham College Continu- ous Learning hosts a fall/Christmas craft show from 10 am. to 4 p.m. in the Durham College gymnasium and cafeteria, 2000 Sim- coe St. N., Oshawa Admission is $2; free for children under 12. 721-2000, ext. 2365 (Mary). BAZAAR: The Holy Redeemer CWL holds a bazaar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 796 Eyer Dr., Pickering. Homemade apple pies, raffle, tea room, crafts, books and lots more. 839- 1584 (Barb). CHRISTMAS CRAFTS: A Dickensian Fayre will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. Gifts, baking, candies, crafts, knitting and more. 683-3863. DANCE: The Ontario Riding Reform Party Constituency Association holds a Chili and Jeans Dinner and Dance at 7 p.m. at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. $15 per person. 831-5217, 686-0278 for tickets or information. CRAFTS, BOOKS: An "I Believe... Christ- mas Magic" craft show and book sale is held from 10 am. to 4:30 pm. at Highbush Public School, 605 Strouds Lane, Pickering. Adults S1, children under 13 free. 420-0648 (Janet). BAZAAR: A bazaar is held at Westney Heights Public School, 45 Brennan Rd., Ajax, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Crafts, bake table, games, Santa Claus, door prizes. 427- 4464 (Cathie). POTTERY: The Ajax -Pickering Potters' Guild holds its fifth annual Christmas Pot- tery Show and Sale from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Turning Point Pottery Studio in the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. It's also on Sun- day. Nov. 27 from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Some: proceeds to Children's Wish Foundation. 837-0181. BAZAAR: Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering, holds its 20th annual bazaar and craft sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Crafts, books, antiques. preserves and baked table, hot lunch. knitting and sewing, and children's entertainment. 839-7271. DANCE: The German Canadian Club, K.G. Old Severin, holds a Mardi Gras Dance beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., Pick- ering. German food and drinks, live music and entertainment. $10 in advance and S 12 at the door. Tickets at the Pickering Licence Bureau, 1400 Bayly. 831-3525 (Ken Mathe- son). BAZAAR: A Spirit of Christmas Bazaar is held at Amberlea Presbyterian Church, 1820 Whites Rd. N., Pickering, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Handmade crafts, fresh baked goods, silent auction, hot lunch, white ele- phant. No vendors. Admission free. 839- 8949. CRAFTS: A craft show and sale is held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the McLean Com- munity Centre, corner of Westney Rd. N. and Magill Dr., Ajax. More than 20 vendors taking part. Proceeds to the Children's Wish Foundation. 839-5401. BAZAAR: Seniors at Westwood Manor, corner of Harwood Ave. S. and Westney Rd. S., Ajax, hold a Christmas bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bake table, tea room, Santa Claus, goodies for children. CONCERT: Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606, Pickering, hosts a concert fea- turing Tim Hewie from 1 to 5 p.m. at 1555 Bayly St. Free. All welcome. 839-2990 (Karen). MEAT ROLL: Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606, Pickering, hosts a meat roll fea- turing games of chance from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m_ at 1555 Bayly St. Prizes. All welcome. 839-2990 (Karen). OPEN HOUSE SUZANNE TOILET R.R.S. Syes Repreaentxti•e SAT., NOV. 26,14 P.IA 123 ANGUS DRIVE, AJAX 5157,500 DetaJ- W 3 bdrm.. 2 storey ' Sem - en s-te bath ' kia,n floor laundry ' Central aa, bwn in dahwasher '2 bay ■nrdows, approx- 1,300 sq. ft. Fenced landscaped Directions: Harwood Ave. N. of 4C t to Donc, turn V, right on Manorake, to Argus Dr., %rn nght. ,lust follow the sgns. See you therei Suzanne Toilet R.R.S., Saes Representative, Re/MaxpQual One Ltd.. (905) 683-2992. WMW OUALtrY ONE LTD., RLTR. Come and meet JERRY HOWARTH (THE VOICE OF THE TORO\TO BLUE JAYS) to talk a little baseball and pick up your free autographed copy of "Where Are They Now" AW I ITA.M&A E!JMO �x COMPLETE SYSTEM No Extra Needed M A /i •1•Ti AJAX PICKERING 29 Harwood Ave. S. 375 Kingston Rd. (Between Hwy. 12 and 401) MOBILE (On Hwy. #2 at Rougemount) 428-1659 VACUVAN, 509-3622 Hwy. 2 2 Hwy. 401= 2 LOCATIONS-� Hwy. 401 joWi MATERNITY. TRUCKLOAD SALE 20-050% OFF SWIMING 9:30 a.m:10:30 a.m., Monday, November 28 DISCOUNT PAINT CENTRE 1794 LIVERPOOL RD. PICKERING - (905) 837-0317 2 pc. Track Suits 2 pc. Pant Sets 2 pc. Jumpsuits Nursing Nighties Lycra leggings Jumpers P11100 Pants Dressy Stimp I� $24.95 29.95 39.95 19.95 14.95 29.95 19.95 24.95 * 350 DRESSES & BUSINESS SUITS IN STOCK $19.95 TO $275 * 20% OFF LINGERIE * OUR NEW RUCKLOAD OF STOCK IS FANTASTIC! _ R 7_9 . • rwo • a s �•.aa.•.aaa• a • aaw •. . Sweatshirts km $9.95 Sweat pants 9.95 T starts, pants 14.95 Blouses 19.95 Sale Dresses 19.95 Ends Jeams 19.95 Nov. 30 Panay Hose 119 Panties 3 for 9.50 9:30 a.m:10:30 a.m., Monday, November 28 DISCOUNT PAINT CENTRE 1794 LIVERPOOL RD. PICKERING - (905) 837-0317 2 pc. Track Suits 2 pc. Pant Sets 2 pc. Jumpsuits Nursing Nighties Lycra leggings Jumpers P11100 Pants Dressy Stimp I� $24.95 29.95 39.95 19.95 14.95 29.95 19.95 24.95 * 350 DRESSES & BUSINESS SUITS IN STOCK $19.95 TO $275 * 20% OFF LINGERIE * OUR NEW RUCKLOAD OF STOCK IS FANTASTIC! _ R 7_9 . • rwo • a s �•.aa.•.aaa• a • aaw •. . 4 'P*Ct IG-ThE Iq9ftADWRTISt* FRIDAY, NOtMBER'25, 1"4 cm rater, PrOment Of the Bay, (left) and Kevin Bennett, store manager (right) welcomed Mayor Nancy Diamond and Colin Sinclair, general manager of the Oshawa If CGI*8 10 opening Celebrations of their newly renovated .:Sfore. ... . A W orld of Fashion ,�, 0% . . . . . . . . i n Oshawa MR The Bay president, Bob Peter, welcomed shoppers on Wednesday to a completely renovated store. Over $3.6 million was spent to present a sparkling new environment with wider aisles, brighter lighting and extensive use of ceramic tiles. r. New designer boutiques in the store include Tommy Store, Ralph Lauren, The Levi Shop, a romantic lingerie boutique called The Versailles Shop, an expanded Liz Claiborne and an increased selection in the Petites and Above Average Boutiques. Housewares, China and Linen departments also have expanded assortments for better customer selection. The Bay at Oshawa Centre first opened over 16 years ago in 1978. 4L 't 77" M 't 77" M entertainment n Tisk NLWb AUYEBTIMA FAll1AY, NOUSMEU 25, lsnwrA(:$ 21 Nov. 25. 1994 1�__q o-] own -east flavor at Texas C AJAX-PICKERING — if N .here's a will, there's a "Way" to listen to live country and western music this weekend. Texas Country, 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax, has Cyril Way and the Working Class Heroes this Friday turd Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. The band plays country and western music with a down -east flavor. A DJ will spin the discs between sets both nights. Cover charge is $4. ext Thursday through Satur- day, Texas Country has Cadillac Ranch. ❑DJ Centrefields, 1050 Brock Rd., Pickering, has the rock 'n' roll sounds of Resistance Friday night, starting at 9. Every Saturday afternoon at noon, Centrefields has Kids Karaoke with free hot dogs and pop. On Saturday and Sunday night. starting at 9, there's Jackpot Entry deadline for music festival extended PICKERING — Deadline for entering the Pickering Metro East Music Festival has been extended. Musicians and other performers have until Nov. 30 to enter the fes- tival which will be staged Feb. 20 to March 5 at several locations in Pickering and West Hill. There are classes for people of all ages in piano, classical guitar, strings, brass, woodwind, ensem- bles, singing, choirs (church and school), speech arts and scripture reading. The syllabus for the festival can be picked up at local music stores and the Pickering Central Library. For more information, call 831- 5045. The public's invited to take in the festival. Karaoke. No cover charge. Male exotic dancers take the stage Wednesday nights at 9. ❑❑:1 Hey bar owners! If you have live entertainment, call Al Rivett at 683- 5110 to be included in our enter- tainment listings which appear each Friday in the News Advertiser. It's free. Phone by Tuesday before the Friday publication. THE PAGENASTER (PG) Fn 7 20 915 Sat Sun 2 15. 7 20 915. Mon -Thus 7 20, 915 J=0R (PG) Fn 7,9 30. Sat - Sun 2, 7.930 Mon -?hurs 7, 9 30 No Passes Two WAD 01% Come in &enjoy your favourite Dairy Queen Treats: • Burgers • Cakes for all occasions • Sundaes • Fries • Blizzard Pies • Cones • Hotdogs • Novelties • Banana Split • Kids Meals • Shakes & Blizzards • Peanut Buster Parfait and so much more B*"9"'e FAMILY foronly$1399 kids a" MEAL Includes: 4 brs, our 4 16 oz. soft drinks a 4 sundaes 250 BAYLY ST. W., AJAX MACKENZIE PL c19-0662 We treat you right! ! PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRI a. NOYDOER 24 b!s SPORTS I r Vcunuxc Annandale sheets busy with new skins playdown By ,JIM EASSON SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISFR AJAX-PICKERING — There's a new twist to the men's competitive curling league at Annandale this Season. Drawmaster Harry Nolte has invested a lot time adding a skins playdown for the rinks in addition to the normal Tuesday and Wednesday matches. With so many teams involved, it will take the whole season to get all the extra games in. Rinks are showing up at al] odd hours of the week when there is an open sheet of ice, as the club is very busy. 00:3 The Ontario Curling Association (OCA) zone playdowns are under way. The latest playdown was the CIBC Seniors contested at the Oshawa Golf Club Nov. 19 to 21. Annandale sent one team with skip Walter Nash, Rocky Bergeron, Jim Easson and Mark Scanlon. A record of one win and two losses put the rink on the sidelines. However, two teams survived the field of 12 entries and proceed to the regional playdown at Toronto Royals Dec. 3 and 4. The next OCA zone playdown is the Holiday Inn Challenge at the Port Perry Curling Club Dec. 3 to 5. Only one rink per curling club is permitted in this contest for rated players. Two winners will advance to the Ontario finals in Brighton and Trenton Jan. 20 to 22. No wonder the playdowns are not getting any easier. A 1987 survey showed that 753,000 Canadians aged 15 and over curled. Now, that number has grown to 1.32 million, 25,000 of whom curl competitively. Everyone a winner in 10th Disabled Children's Games AJAX-PICKERING — Young disabled athletes from across Southern Ontario will converge on the Pickering Recreation Complex for the 10th annual Disabled Children's Games Saturday, Nov. 26. The event, sponsored by Durham Regional Police, will attract over 100 disabled athletes as well as several guest athletes who have participated in the event over the last 10 years. The competition will be keen, with many old rivals returning to continue their competition," V HOCKEY says police spokesperson Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. Competition will continue all day, highlighted by a wheelchair rugby match between the children and Durham police officers. Each child leaves the Games with a trophy, medal or other memento to remind them of their participation in the event. The Games will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the recreation complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Bantam Raiders rebound to win tourney crown AJAX-PICKERING — The Kings 6-3 in the semi-final points in the tourney, including Ajax -Pickering Raiders Pickering match. goalie Aaron Laderman who Village Sports minor bantam In preliminary -round play, the drew an assist in the semi-final 'AAA' hockey team won the Raiders lost their tournament game. championship of the Smith Falls opener to the Cumberland Barons Derek McNamara was Tournament last weekend. 5-3. In the second game, Ajax- selected to one of the all-star After overcoming a loss in the Pickering slipped past Kanata 4-3 teams at the tournament. first game. the Raiders went on and, in the third contest, the Team members are Elio Baldi, to win five consecutive contests, Pickering Village Sports bantams Aaron L.aderman, Eric Thomson, including a hard-fought 5-2 doubled Seawav Valley 4-2. In Derek McNamara, Rob Harman, victory over the Cumberland the fourth and final round-robin Joel Civello, Neil Simpson, Ken Barons in the championship contest, the Raiders posted a 5-1 Dipoce, Jason Lee, Justin match. win over South Ottawa. Templeman, Patrick Papageorge, In order to advance to the title Patrick Papageorge led the John Erskine, Patrick Vincent, tilt, the Raiders defeated the scoring with nine goals and three David Bass, Ryan Milanovic and hometown Rideau St. Lawrence assists during the tourney, Rob Stinson. The coaching staff followed by Ryan Milanovic with is made up of Eric Barnes, Tom V RINGETTE six goals and three assists. All McLean, Larry Haughton and members of the Raiders supplied Lyle Ensotl. Olive Gardeners;01 - .l 111 - harvest a draw THOUSANDS OF PICKERING — The• PRE -OWNED Pickering Olive Garden belle SAT•-SUH. BARGAINSU _ `A' team played to a well -i deserved 5-5 tie with Barrie in NOV. S -MANUFACTURERS recent Central Ontario10A14 PiL CLOSEOUTS!! Ringette League action. • FACTORY Kristy Michea led SECONDS!! Pickering with two goals, while linemates Erin Allaby, Sarah Dowley and Dani Ramsay added singles. The line of Katie Edmunds, Laurie Train and Cathy File checked the big line of Barrie -- successfully and also produced several excellent scoring chances. USED DESK Goaltender Karyn Allan, SPEC along with the defence of 839.0019 Colleen Pelly, Danielle t T�c�w PAU" Esposito, Jenny Kelleher and lin PLUMMER ST., PICKERING Erin Helmer, played a solid i game to help the team to the "fie• t' : 14,6 t Fi Please rE this news _aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I� CENTRAL RED ARMY JR. A HOCKEY CLUB ►� Vs. ;; PICKERING PANTHERS ;; j AT THE PICKERING COMPLEX FRIDAY, DEC. 9,7:30 P.M. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE GAME ;; OR CALL 831-3423 ;; ►aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa• COMP TER CONCEPTS Your Choice in Performance Systems... 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(You'll be given instructions when you call 683-7040.) ERE AN ELECTION SIGN You know, there were too many election signs. It was a waste. I was driving by and I noticed about 20 signs in a line, all about 10 feet apart, and they were all Ark E from the same person. That's a waste of paper, wood and other valuable resources. Maybe what they could do to resolve this prob- lem (in the future) is to do adver- tising in newspapers, or television advertisements or maybe even radio or billboards. (Election signs) are very unattractive. David Bobak and Robert Maeder VOTER APATHY My beef is with people who complain about govern- ment yet admit they didn't even leave the comfort of their sofas to get out and vote. The civic elec- tions held recently are a perfect example. Only one-third of eligible voters actually went out to cast a ballot, but the other two- thirds are probably the ones who complain the loudest. If you're upset with the way your town is being run, then get off your lazy Every Friday, the News Advertiser's lnfosource will feature an Athlete of the Week or an Unsung Hero nominated by our readers. Do you know of a young hockey star who scored five goals, a rookie ringette play- er who stopped all shots on net to record a shutout or an adult who got himself off the couch for the first time in years to curl? If so, we want to know so we can tell the world. Or perhaps you know of a kind gentle- man down the street who's always willing to lend a hand to others or a teenager who car- ries shopping bags home for neighborhood senior citizens. Why not tell the rest of Ajax and Pickering? It's easy to nominate an Athlete of the Week or an Unsung Hero. Just read the box below. Do you have a local Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero? Let us know by calling InfoS- ource at 683-7040. When the recorded mes- sage asks for a category number, use your touch-tone phone to call 8016 and leave a message. OR, crop us a fine at Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero, clo News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 OR;. FAX us at 683-7363. rear and find out about the people who are in office. That way, you'll be able to choose the best person the next time around. In the meantime, keep your ignorant opinions to yourselves. Those of us who did vote don't have any respect for your com- plaints. Steven Raymond t I SETTING THE SCENE: The Grey Cup game is being played in Van- couver Sunday. For the first time ever, an American team will play for the CFL title. THE QUESTION: Since American teams are already entrenched in the CFL, do you think other U.S. cities should be allowed to join the league? LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: Were you surprised by the municipal election results earlier this month? YES: 51 % N0: 49% To answer this question, call 683-7040. 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PICKERING >Ar * 839.5570 EARN $$$ AT HOME We pay you directly to assemble our products year round. For details send self addressed stamped envelope to: LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 16715-12 Yongle St., Unit 344 NowmarkerL Ontario. L3X 1X4 Please do not apply in person $200-SS00 WEEKLY TAXI Assemble products at ''""� Hyl No Selling. DRIVERS Time or Monet:' You're paid direct. Fully Most of hal don't hickcrit gWraRe�. WANTED orcin of come No experience necessa Second IncorTtf l Consultants Inc. Cal 1-%4441-7778 Full/Part Time can neo you wxn bolnl I Ext too - 24 hm 831.2160 with Our prows" ym can seas a rnont4y e•cand writ• or $500 to S5000 a rare hat can give YOU UTICA CMMUINRY DAY CARE ALASKA JOBS I'd fbmoteemora spend m• Into DAY up to 1430.000 in 3 ddn9 to imago yoke remy rant to.C.E. required for rural day months fltsMg Minim Also do Our rowan 's for serious minded poopo, weal ca **to can devotecar*. • s Send resume to. �'fp^• cannery qct Foos Dor••x mow fields plus morel End row freedom ,wshour Utica Co inventory. sere, axeftere. a wroun' rty Der Care FOR MEDIATE huge vae•reenc 14261 March Hill Rd. RESPONSE CALL (905) 839-6378 moo" 1� 1404.64-4513 EXT- K100 CUSTOMER Service Reale- OD^�^y a JR. SYSTEMS PROGRAM- CET pa,d 10 reaong books: Up EASY Income, work from home. leaIsillinder in marketing vthcles for MER/TECHNICIAN • A progrss. to 5100 per title. Books sent For free Information, send Corporation and new and used aM Ajax aliI No oompil FREE. Write today. Free report: S.A.S E. to: P.O. Box 310%. son believes in the tcar dealers. Loollung for om• is seeking a junior Systems Progra^xrw/TecM,rsan to join Gateway Publico, Dept. TVl e!SO-t857 West 4th Vancouver. 475 Wesiney Rd. 31 IC (120194) Ajax. Om. L1T tante of customer service win a Out Corporate SYs1M1s bine B.C. V6J 1 M4 (120294) your own satelee system for as background in w,ar„abdis sales or management please till Brad. 905 404 6633. (120104) The successful candidate should be Capable Of the following: • Design and rrpl - Skilled c^annels to choose from. Have EXPERIENCED Bus Tour Es- mem a ma*neavproduction con- trol proofts that irteg/aes in Ire Help Sate432-7565. (112294) - P Cons required. Contract cassis par tour. Please reply to MRP system • Develop and im, Plement p,OduCthey, loafs in a j��c�ptionist GENERAL Insurance Broker re - quires R.1.8.0. Lic. C.S.R. COWMW TOUM Inc.. Bae 244 1B 701 Rossland Rd. E., cnrPorau network enviomert. EARN $$$ AT HOME We pay you directly to assemble our products year round. For details send self addressed stamped envelope to: LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 16715-12 Yongle St., Unit 344 NowmarkerL Ontario. L3X 1X4 Please do not apply in person $200-SS00 WEEKLY TAXI Assemble products at ''""� Hyl No Selling. DRIVERS Time or Monet:' You're paid direct. Fully Most of hal don't hickcrit gWraRe�. WANTED orcin of come No experience necessa Second IncorTtf l Consultants Inc. Cal 1-%4441-7778 Full/Part Time can neo you wxn bolnl I Ext too - 24 hm 831.2160 with Our prows" ym can seas a rnont4y e•cand writ• or $500 to S5000 a rare hat can give YOU UTICA CMMUINRY DAY CARE ALASKA JOBS I'd fbmoteemora spend m• Into DAY up to 1430.000 in 3 ddn9 to imago yoke remy rant to.C.E. required for rural day months fltsMg Minim Also do Our rowan 's for serious minded poopo, weal ca **to can devotecar*. • s Send resume to. �'fp^• cannery qct Foos Dor••x mow fields plus morel End row freedom ,wshour Utica Co inventory. sere, axeftere. a wroun' rty Der Care FOR MEDIATE huge vae•reenc 14261 March Hill Rd. RESPONSE CALL (905) 839-6378 moo" 1� 1404.64-4513 EXT- K100 CUSTOMER Service Reale- OD^�^y a JR. SYSTEMS PROGRAM- CET pa,d 10 reaong books: Up EASY Income, work from home. leaIsillinder in marketing vthcles for MER/TECHNICIAN • A progrss. to 5100 per title. Books sent For free Information, send Corporation and new and used aM Ajax aliI No oompil FREE. Write today. Free report: S.A.S E. to: P.O. Box 310%. son believes in the tcar dealers. Loollung for om• is seeking a junior Systems Progra^xrw/TecM,rsan to join Gateway Publico, Dept. TVl e!SO-t857 West 4th Vancouver. 475 Wesiney Rd. 31 IC (120194) Ajax. Om. L1T tante of customer service win a Out Corporate SYs1M1s bine B.C. V6J 1 M4 (120294) your own satelee system for as background in w,ar„abdis sales or management please till Brad. 905 404 6633. (120104) The successful candidate should be Capable Of the following: • Design and rrpl - Skilled c^annels to choose from. Have EXPERIENCED Bus Tour Es- mem a ma*neavproduction con- trol proofts that irteg/aes in Ire Help Sate432-7565. (112294) - P Cons required. Contract cassis par tour. Please reply to MRP system • Develop and im, Plement p,OduCthey, loafs in a j��c�ptionist GENERAL Insurance Broker re - quires R.1.8.0. Lic. C.S.R. COWMW TOUM Inc.. Bae 244 1B 701 Rossland Rd. E., cnrPorau network enviomert. -cepti--" T tlplObe experience. pn requi- VMby. OnL LIN 8Y9 (120194) Hold yyr,i,g tlacits ler not. , 1 . operation a„ d Windows p.....:...4 •''�w1l�w'•''�� sate for contract work. salary and bs„Mt „ebb Contact Pal ADI TRATOR Ion 76 unit housing Applications. As a nrmber of BUSY Real Estate Warden Irhsurarhee Brokers Ltd. 52 112 simcot St. N. Oshawa. co-op in Oshawa. this CarporaM MIS dsparvtwx. Duties indudeed rtinsuaion of Corporate Grancial the suex*sstul candidate wilt office nems enthu- 579-1317.(113094) and alfan also provide user, support for OFFICE Administrator - growing and general office work. corporate system resources will Ajax marxtackning firm seeks ATTENTION Are you experienced in selling -in-home vacuum cleaning systems -cosmetics or perfumes -water purification systems -or are you looking for a direct sales career We have recently introduced the new "Renaissance" Cleaning System Full 5 yr. warranty. Top commissions and bonuses paid. Lead generation and data base marketing system Call 905.723-3411 or send a brief resume to: All.: Gary Davidson, 600 Grandview St. S., Unit 12, Oshawa, Li H 6P4 ' Niarket i • ' Sale AIR tight wood stove with 2 CARPETS - lots of ca=l speed blowers, like new, $135 nylon, new stain release carpets o.b.o. (905) 427-6414. (112594) on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms. HORIZONTAL Freezer, 17.5 $j49. Price includes carpet, cu.ft. $250 in excellent premium pad, expert installation, fast delivery, free condition. Must be seen 839- "1 11 19706, estimates (30 yards). Norman. ...,.. --- - - - SOFA 91•, comfy, like new, FOR Sale - to- contractors flowered with cream radial arm saw. 2.5 HP, 10 amp. background, $450. o.b.o_ call used only 3 times. as new after 7 p.m. 839.5449. (112594) condition, new $1100, will sell Homco Plastics Inc., a division of The Horn Group of Companies, has the following immediate full-time opportuni ies: SHIFT SUPERVISOR Your responsibilities will include set-up and maintenance of moulds, trouble shooting, coordinating to meet producti:)n and staff motivation. Requires 5 years experience in injection moulding or plastic field. TESTERIMOULD SETUP Minimum 5 years experience to test, debug and improve process of new moulds. Excellent interactive communications skills required to liaise with internal personnel. Hornco Plastics Inc. offers an attractive salary and benefit package. Oualified applicants can forward their resume to File #7077, Oshaw& Whitby This Week, PO, Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario Lt H 71_5 or fax 905-579-6050. No phone calls please. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. 5 CE sold maple dinette. round 'able with drop leaves. $325 c o.o. 3 poe. sofa/toverseat chair, taupe, great condition, $800 a D.O. 434.7654. (112994) MOTOROLA F p Phone, $160. 4345780 or 2942991. (112994) ORGAN Technics E33. mitt cond,l with earphones, instructions. music. Asking $1000. Call (905) 837-2551. (112994) CARPET your on at discount prices. 100% nylon, stain resistant, price includes Carpet. pad and expert installation. Cas Nick (905) 430-6551. It 12994) MOVI110 u-1 Sale - pine bedroom suite. kitchen table set. couches. IOvessals and crib. Many more Mems Call 427- 1070.(120194) GREAT Christmas Gil Ideas - custom made golf clubs. Reasonably priced. Gard's GOO Shap. 905.668.1461. (112994) CARPET Broker, 100% Nylon, thick, plush, stain resistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only 6329 Price includes 30 sq yds Carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your horn,. Free quotation in Your home. No interest. no pay- Monts ayMonts for one full yew until Dec. 1995. Daniel, 1-.00-217-0104. PIANOSIGRANDFATHER Clocks - Durtwn's largest s*rec- ton - New and used prance. Not sure') Real to own. apt. sue. upright, grand, digital. keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free deavey and set up). Tremendous savngsl Tel*p Piano Works. 433-1491. (TF) MOVING - large feats must go. Chest freezer, $125. Oak six drawer desk. 525. Ping Pong Table, $35. Cap 905.837.2987. COMPUTERS - 486 SLC33's Fast $1099 - 486 OX 266's $1499 faster - 586 Pentiums 12295 fastest. Yes -yes we do take Irado-in. We also stork resales from $190. Laptops and not* books from $495. and budge protean from $99. Cap 697-3059.(121394) OAK44M FURNITURE - Why pay retail prices? One of Ontario's Owl and largest Preferred gwlsications ora co- op housing experience• for $800. (quote Bell Canada) ' • roof rack for full size van. $50. "�"' upermw ' AB Dido b MACHIWST/TOOL and Ole start immeedwisy, salary corn macerate wim.xperitrhoe, call Mal''" requiredMust have 2.3 Bedroom suite, $150. Van with Co op Aix, ability seals, suit Chrysler Minivan as AJAX Rckenng Applonces ro now condition. Fisher Price reasonable offer refused, tufty Kitchen, $20. 668-3014. guaranteed. Reconditioned (112594) appliances. Come make us a STILL paying cable bdk? What meal. 427-6784. 467 Wesiney have you got to show for 47 Own 'Id. S. Ajax. (TF) your own satelee system for as Advertiser, 130 Commercial]am. little as $50 mor"hly. Up to 200 Skilled c^annels to choose from. Have applicants should apply to: Human Rttounce Adminisuater, a very Merry Christmas. T.J.llite Help Sate432-7565. (112294) - P Homco Plastics Inc., a division of The Horn Group of Companies, has the following immediate full-time opportuni ies: SHIFT SUPERVISOR Your responsibilities will include set-up and maintenance of moulds, trouble shooting, coordinating to meet producti:)n and staff motivation. Requires 5 years experience in injection moulding or plastic field. TESTERIMOULD SETUP Minimum 5 years experience to test, debug and improve process of new moulds. Excellent interactive communications skills required to liaise with internal personnel. Hornco Plastics Inc. offers an attractive salary and benefit package. Oualified applicants can forward their resume to File #7077, Oshaw& Whitby This Week, PO, Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario Lt H 71_5 or fax 905-579-6050. No phone calls please. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. 5 CE sold maple dinette. round 'able with drop leaves. $325 c o.o. 3 poe. sofa/toverseat chair, taupe, great condition, $800 a D.O. 434.7654. (112994) MOTOROLA F p Phone, $160. 4345780 or 2942991. (112994) ORGAN Technics E33. mitt cond,l with earphones, instructions. music. Asking $1000. Call (905) 837-2551. (112994) CARPET your on at discount prices. 100% nylon, stain resistant, price includes Carpet. pad and expert installation. Cas Nick (905) 430-6551. It 12994) MOVI110 u-1 Sale - pine bedroom suite. kitchen table set. couches. IOvessals and crib. Many more Mems Call 427- 1070.(120194) GREAT Christmas Gil Ideas - custom made golf clubs. Reasonably priced. Gard's GOO Shap. 905.668.1461. (112994) CARPET Broker, 100% Nylon, thick, plush, stain resistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only 6329 Price includes 30 sq yds Carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your horn,. Free quotation in Your home. No interest. no pay- Monts ayMonts for one full yew until Dec. 1995. Daniel, 1-.00-217-0104. PIANOSIGRANDFATHER Clocks - Durtwn's largest s*rec- ton - New and used prance. Not sure') Real to own. apt. sue. upright, grand, digital. keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free deavey and set up). Tremendous savngsl Tel*p Piano Works. 433-1491. (TF) MOVING - large feats must go. Chest freezer, $125. Oak six drawer desk. 525. Ping Pong Table, $35. Cap 905.837.2987. COMPUTERS - 486 SLC33's Fast $1099 - 486 OX 266's $1499 faster - 586 Pentiums 12295 fastest. Yes -yes we do take Irado-in. We also stork resales from $190. Laptops and not* books from $495. and budge protean from $99. Cap 697-3059.(121394) OAK44M FURNITURE - Why pay retail prices? One of Ontario's Owl and largest Preferred gwlsications ora co- op housing experience• are leaking bran indwidual wNh initiative and -relativity Mist can r.��gmte Stas r Corrlputer Id- erste multi -task WOMIO d sed nOwastd person for administrativNrtception "�"' upermw ' AB Dido b MACHIWST/TOOL and Ole start immeedwisy, salary corn macerate wim.xperitrhoe, call Mal''" requiredMust have 2.3 manufacturers is clow st4ing direct to the Punic. E oak Eq. with Co op Aix, ability work undw rninincsl KVWV sion, r ' posaion. Duties Include book (9(15) 434.2613. (112594) years experience in jobbing ' t»deatal tabu* waft ,ywr oat and to work with volunteers. Working knowledge of merxAac- capable self-starter, keeping, thorough financial shop. Cal 723 3777. (120194) 4 wifKt or chairs. $799 - a• oak proficiency n Word Pefrlect tuning system• Windows Ap- Advertiser, 130 Commercial]am. stalartgNs ht r tip eC*Ption and f 6 double pede" cA4r eat. and 6 CIM, and Now Wows. Start Jan. plications and LANS are with great people Office clerical wperi«,ct. Must • 1 I. Please forward resume to Hinting Carvnitt«. Harmony- primed. The sucosasfuf can. dada. w M have an Opportunity skills (knowledge of incude accounting. Cor vulto and word procouing. oumea • Kap Ca OP, 20 Harmony lid. N. Oshawa. LIG 7X7 by Monday b develop am txdtiehg career ih the tistd of merrAagwinp and 5.1 essential . � person. Pleas* send resume b 423AjaxMickwinp News LOOKING FOR MARY POPPO SI DAYCARE avaiable in my non December 5 a 5 pin (120194) COPOrae Corrputing. k*WOBW Forward resume to Advertiser, 130 Commercial]am. To care for our 3 daughl_X smoking home. 1 1/2 year aid b 3 years old. Viestneyhlarwood WAD - counter help. ^ed- applicants should apply to: Human Rttounce Adminisuater, RWMax Genesis Ltd. Ave. Ajax. Ont. L 1 S 2H5. (112594) ag65 1, 2 6 5, from 8..730 and 401 area Pismo call 427. niplM stria. 10 p.m 6 a m Fu/ time and part time and 1300 King SL E. Baa 31107: Oshawa. Ort. LI 860 112994 ( ) 9¢5 Road FULL time Office, position - 530 p M. Top Wag" paid for the ht fug person, 9 256. i 20294) wtakerhds, days. Apply wthin a .-n available. Person moa be highly motivated Car an asset and light 1 chairs. 51429. Cannonball bods. 5299. Over 20 stain chokes - all solid. no veneers - Traditional Woodworking, 905-9854774. TURN your youngsters in to Young Robin Foods. Have your child's birthday party at Pineridge Archery Club. 404- 0058.(112594) FULL sae waster, dryer. 5250 q22 root St. S Whrby, 668 atNK'A Country Aptc requies Q Scarborou h non smdttr, have •love out RREWOOD, cut and spit a IS.. Apartment size washer and 4561. ask for Jahn (112994) mature counter person for r Scarborough, computer sklb er1d be customer �g 90%ash, SS011ace cord, dry2 years ad, 5600 ob.o. 00 you need extra approx. 30. hrs. a week. Must M1 V 5E1. servle. oriented. Appy in writing Cd Mellon at 7651. L Roper. fiFlP.pick u . ere rtwrhey la ogiplitter, Blue couch, best offer. Cap Clwiamtr and want your awl be able to work tlexiale flours only tb: Brldgmart Irrpoming Uro KWHTBY NannyMousekesper ROKA LUMBER i $1250. Nspolim air riga insert Brad. 905697.3140. (112994) business? Self Discovery Toys Cal Dave Kirk or Rita. evenings. IF you are single or a single 1250 TenNlepar Ave.. Oshawa live out for 2 1/2 year old and 5 FIREWOOD CENTRE w/chimney. $500. Call 509- KING sue 4276572. 112794 L1J 7A5 (120194) months starting Jan. Non btdapir act frrdhndas Ute boo games, Lays, puzzles ( ) Pwe^f ar separated or divorced smoker, references required. 4Wx12- $60.00 �. (1201941 bed skin, canopy top and side and books. Cat Lore at 576- START Now - lapel company with three years work call 68&38n. (I 12794) 4'xf3'X16* $6$.00 FIREWOOD - excellent quaky drapes. Excellent condition. 45x6. (120114) has positions available in all ON -al Yah/ may qualNy for ' PART tyre car t ESTABLISHED 1965 hardwood. Guaranteed extra (905) 427-,822. (1 72994) SEAMaTRESS warted - must up financcual assistance a N you are eg'vor needed in long y seasoned. Cut CARPET -dont depanmeres. Earn to 512.82 y time full over 45 and have recently been our home. 2 boys. ages 1 1/2 `Ala 705 277.33141 buy anywhere be able b wok with mnkrxnn Per hr. it qualified. No tx- laid �, ma and 4 and apt[• Rentor measurement. eke until I show what I can lLperMtiarL Counter work. mus[ P y, you y qually fa train• WANTED 4973. Vows.4Non smoker. 426• Everynps 905.434.6665 y• Y you. Cal Gad. 434-0222. eritncs necessary. ownFree deliver Koz Heat do for transportation required. Cat e"0 aantance. DIP/CERT., part lime receptionist ( ) Fief Dlllivvery Firewood, (905) 753-2246. be fluent English. 5760749. Lotus, Wordperfect. D -Base, assistant for an Ajax Dental WASHERS, dryers. fridge. i 129.4 404-9747.(120194) FIREWOOD Far Safe - y 9 ( ) Word, Accpac. Betlford, Office. HARP cenAwd. hours in FIREWOOD quality setlaont0 face Free deliver )le65APer stove. new and reconditioned. PART Time Tow Trude Driver/ TEL -AIR Communications. ac- Autocad, Ventura, P ere dudss Saturdays and evenings. • . - Y lox• $225 and up for reconditioned CWNV resumes for full and Pleas call 427.1443. (112594) s 16- hardwood. 5160 per tush Pickering, Whitby, Call anytime, washers. $175 and up for recon - Auto handyman needed two part Harvard, Corel, Computer cord. Limited quantity. Call 1. 427.1734 or 427-82W. (112794) ddioned dryers. $175 and up for days per weak Wbrkietp outside time, P=diwm as a tMaplwnt Programming and Systems DENTAL Receptionist - Friendly AJAX . Harwoodr40l, daycare 705.044.8901 7 p.m. -I1 p.m. with customer. Customer ser- moopiwkbl for an answnrirhg Analyist, Cobol, Pascal and C, experienced team players available in non smoking nt120"1 APPLEVVOOD burn the best reconditioned fridges and vice oriented and have good service. Typing and spelling Photoshop. Quark Express and warded for very large dental of• enwironm rt. Offering tare to SEASONED Firewood - cull and fret delivery. $75118- lace cord stoves. Also coin operated wo4king knowledge or redPlease to Ilustrator. Duman Business fice in Poll Hope. Computer ex- children any age, infants scall. AvailatiI"orad. Fret ar $200/bush cord. Fair washers and dryers. SL y��ld COMOW.Colege�-472.20140.-aptlliSNO-aecetaary-Cay Pa WOWOtO,Caaanytime, an.. dtyw , as Mord. F measure. TWIN BRAND Stephtnson•s Furniture and 005 401833. (120194) floor. (112904) [TF) US -5314. (112994) 00%(112794) W• . 0' OKHARl38.Pfareastle, 4-905- Appiianoet. -2f7• Goart al. Wheby. 8f3-0700. (112001) 967.4563. (TF) Oshawa. 576.7446. (120204) : V. . WANTED to buy - a used DItt9 gong table in good corWAion. 4328.168• (1125W) OLD and good cameras. gob. sterling, optical instrument, jewellery. watches, old china and glass. antique furniture. 432.1678. (112994) WANTED - old and antique furniture. anything old. Scientific instruments, china, silver, advertising, sporting, toys, decoys. dolls. milk bottles. CDI- lections or estates. Cal Robed Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 8049, Brooklin. (TF) IMMEDIATE cash for your stamp collections, post cards and letters. Top prices paid. Phone Ken, anytime, 686-0865. 1,201':4) CHRISTMAS TREES Cut Your Own or PreCut Spruce & pine WHrr9Y - TAidcson Rd. Exit off 401, North 5 miles to Conlin Rd, then East 1 mile OR 2 miles West of Durham Collage Open Daily 9 am. -7 pm. BOWMANVILLE - Waverley Rd., Exit off 401, North 12 miles on Durham 57. Open Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Cut your own $22 any Size includes G.S.T. Fresh Cut trees $10422 ineludes, G S.T- FREE TREE BAIUNG WATSON TREE FARMS (9m)263 -U58 FREE Candy Canes for kids FREE pine boughs 6 cones THE NEWS ADVENMER FRIDAY, NOVEMIIER 25, 101114 -PAGE 25 .1 •0 •1 60 CRAFT SHOW Durham College is pleased to present one of the biggest FaIVChristmas Craft shows in the Durham Region. Nov. 26/27, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Admission $2. For vendor information call (905) 721-2000 ext. 2365 ' Crafts °n' More Plnerldge Secondary School 7 Sat., Nov. 26,1994. Doors open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 2155 Liverpool Rd. N., Pickering . 1 , •Video 1 1 • •' • , 1 1Automobiles' • Sale: 1 COSMETICSWhitbyWe are looking for •uality craftem See our . COMPUTER Liquidation - 386 door hatchback with Tbar. ex. celtent condition. Asking f3250. LEASE 10 Own vehCes. +984 lWheelALOETTE CHRISTMAS ROSS, W94M & SK20 MHZ. a M.B. Ram, 250 M B H D. with S.V.G.A. oolour 1989 Mustang Convertible, 4 Cylinder, fully loaded with extras, 1984 Olds Regency, loaded. 1990 Grand Caravan LE. OPEN HOUSE • 1 t • • monitors. refurbished. $899. 386 �'� hveykms. $9000 or will for original paint, excellent condition. Certdied, 13100. cell 107.000 kms leaded asking =12.000. o.b.o. Call 576 7800. $AT,NOV.26,10A.M-9P.M. AJAX - two bedroom apartrnen,. Ram.N 20 M B H D.4 Co- (rade JEEP YJ 1969 or newer. 434-576°. (t2p694) 430-1038. (112994) (120194) 2046 SHAY CR., 427.8027 - processor, Fax Motum, Point n^9 $1099. 386 SX with 1989 Pontiac Sunbird, 4 door, 1982 Chevette. 4 door, standard, running ARCTIC SnowPbw,6'6 bla0e, harness, FABULOUS SPECIALS, GIFT BASKETS, BODY 3 SKIN CARE, COSMETICS AND FRAGRANCES CHRISTMAS CRA 1f•rSALE Fr colour VGA, IBM PS/2, relur- bished 2 M.B. Ram, 60 M.B.H.D. auto, very clean, excellent run- ning car, $3995. 1984 Buick good condition. Reliable winter car. hydraulics, complete asking $1650. Can go 434 FOR LADIES, MEN 8. TEENS. day, November 27, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. $699. Call 905-420-2081. Skyhawk, 5 speed, 2 door, ex- $500 o.b.o. as M. Call Shawn, 1019. (1129941 GIFT WRAP PROVIDED enjoy a hot apple cider and browse for F,�jn_nqu-e t 112094) txstlent condoled. $1800. Cer• tit ed o.b.o. for both. 433-1787. 905-509-3586. (113094) • 1 • i , i Christmu gifts including Victorian etches, ift baskets, hand kniued baby swatch and - CERTIt:Ari AUTG CENTRE, • 1 • - • • :r (2) Pontiac 6000$. a door, .:r 1988 Pont T E 155 King St W. at Midtown maN. 3 a $3995. 1985 Buick Park • $UGARBABIE$ CRAFT SHOW SUN., NOV. 27th, 11 a m. - 3 p.m. auto. ps., Pb_ 138.000 kms..I 12200 as is. o.b.o. Cas 42& 0346. (112994) accesaones. We also haveelationf and decorative wreaths, birdhouses, int P S Kae errpest L . < Avenue. 1987 Nova. auto. 1989 door, loaded. 1987 Plymouth Shadow air. auto. Cavater, air, CUUULY Compact (look like Reliant, 4 door. 1985 CutLiss tiny sheep dogs). Purebread Wagon and 1986 Pontiac auto, $2495 firm. Chevetle, LLASA APSO puppies, non ParKsenne. 4 door. Net's auto, $1995. 3-1988 Cutlass Auto, Cierras from $4995. 1989 allergenic. non shedding, vet 905-E86 0987 anytime. Corsica n $5695 1987 checked. First shots, parents (11249.x) registered. $350 each. 432- Safari, 8 passenger. $6995. 7565 (112294) 1888 Chrysler Caravelle. 4 door, 1987 Aerostat, 8 passenger. one owner, aUorinatic, ps., pb., $e495. 1990 Laser RS DOHC, •�••• - adio. Good condition, $2990. $8995. GM Pickups. 1987 to P I' hone 427.8333 atter 5 p.m. 1992. Plus 25 more certified 904 MOUNTCASTLE CRES., PICKERING (Finch & Fairport) country frames and various stocking stufTers. Come, 3 Christmas ornaments, wooden toys, kids RJ's, lots of - early for hist selecuon. Christmas Cheer. KX3 Darwin Dr., Pickering (o1T Finch between Door Prizes Z Dixie and White's ltd-, watch for signs). CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE CRAFT SALE SAT., NOVALO TT 1994, M A.MTIC -3 P.M. 729 YEREMI ST., PICKERING ALOETTE COSMETICS 10 A.M.-2 P.M. 796 OLIVA ST., PICKERING (905) 831-5318 SAT ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, raphie design, adwrtisinp. usines& or personal. Reasonable rafts. Also lessons awilable.RardTitins. y (905) 726.7055. (TF) AJAX ani alk GIA of yew r toy follow with a clime" tale Of past screen. We clean, inspect. repaif and correct smokey chimneys. Cali 686 7741. (120694) S tl B Driving School 10 lessons $150 3 lessons a test $75 Free pick-up b drop Off 287.3060 7 daystweek NO job too smal hr Cal 905,111123.11M. (24 CARPET Installations . 25 years experience, restretchktg our speeia8y. Free eetimalee. D i N Duncan, 967.1799 or 11B7.1goo. (TF1 CALL CLASSNWD Reliable cleaning lady. References available. Pickering area. $15.00 per hour. Phone tori 416-292-1295 11 h CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and dean professional work pjaranteedCRAIG 686--1913 S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior renovations, appears. additions. designumld bars and Cabinets. A8 workmanship guaranteed and insured. Contact Gary 839- 0964. (TF) TUDOR Rose Renovations. Quality carpentry, electric, plumbing• drywall• decorating. complete home + office swvloes. Free , estimates. come polities prices. References. Cal 723.1469 anytime. III 125W) t I 1 . NMEaw11MV9ERr gpEGAUST IkMA ft all 1988 Daytona, 2.2L turbo. 2 v roes. 57$2886 or 571.2686. Open Sundays. (1 AJAX Moving Systems - full services. moves, appliance and Pilaw aped -6.1,, flat rate of hourly. We now have heated f storage units. Now oMenrpree FREE GIFT BRING A FRIEND , NOV. 26 : ^ ^ k' 0 1333 0.5ura Sunrunner, black door hatchback with Tbar. ex. celtent condition. Asking f3250. LEASE 10 Own vehCes. +984 . :� 4 1 1 • ROSS, W94M & special. sftrtinp at s9• and W Cal for itlonnoWn. 7250005 or 4x4 convertible. 5 speed, $t1". arMm cassette. as- Cal 683.1173. (112994) 1985. $345 down, no-nieres- no - 4270005, (TF) COUNTRY CRAFT SHOW b SALE To Advertise Your king $12.800. Leave message 19" Pontiac Firefly, $2900 `reds checks. 6867d28 AJAX - two bedroom apartrnen,. Pine wood shelves, scented candies, dried for Cary 085-1311. (1 12S94) o.b.o. Good condition. 1984 Ns- Laundry facilities, top flower arrangements, bunnies and more, Arts and Crafts In This Spot 1993 Buick Regal Custom, 4 '9' San Kingcab wicap. 110,000 ,., es-apoliarhoeS. cathroom, parking, separate �� b Sun., Nov. 26 d 27, 10 a -m- 2 p.m.Call door. shyer, ail,, ,,, aRYhn. kms. $7400 12 is. 7zs-3252 entrance. s725rmonnFy. Avail- ab Dec. 1. 11 Tudor Ave„ off Harwood, 401 576-9335 power lucks. 42.000 kms.. as- ahetSD_m. (11299/) a _ 509-1927. (120294) north of Kung $16.500. Telephone 433- 1967 Toyota Tercet. d cylinder, 1, WHITBY - inrmwutate quiet two 1420. (112994) load Oldsmobile Gera, 4 door loaded. 47.000 krafts., bio waft auto. ps., Pb_ 138.000 kms..I 12200 as is. o.b.o. Cas 42& 0346. (112994) WANTE1 1 I OR edroom apartment, close to °•.hoofs. Fridge, stow. $596.89 -Toro extra. FNSVI st required. • - .. 400 J 1' • • -For- t 1 1 MI Woe interior. $t 1,500 and 7993 t9a6 Mercury Topaz GS. 4 door, t=M 'OrAJAX Call 666.5535. (120194) -1 • Ford Tau". V6, air, $11,500. Cas Peter 434-7564. (120194) auto. air, fully loaded, new tares, battery. $1895. Call (905) 427• used or abandoned cars - large one bedroom casement apartment, induces PICKERING - very urge two OSHAWA Boor Grarc.,ew..o bedroom basement. grey broad- PICKERING 'wo oedroor- n VACANCIES! Ci.: •-e o -e ,c Sonata GLS. 13,000 5564. (112594) I hr top Ir;dge. stow, shared laundry facskties. Separate entrance, no Per fbOr of house, appliances, loom throughout, fop bathroom, quiet $825+ 1,2 hoof r>eOR cluces fr.dyerstove. separate entrance, $70C montnl Fria rental s -op for a BETTER select on. DURHAM NOME load Ioaded. S111.300 o.b.o. (90$1 (905) 1985 Buick Century Ltd., < door, pick up priceS paid pets• $600 r+ckuxw. Fast,laa. kitchen and laundry. own prnrate utilities OR Dacnegr apartrrwht, ba tut. available Dec 15 cr Jan. t RENTERS. (9051 428-1278 mn- 683-7645. (1 7279$ aero, Was $2495, Available Dec. 1. Call 427.8479. entrance. $800 nckisive. 905- SSW all inciusne. Very clean 7747222. (112794) NO Inas. rid sr,p•ers (905) 683- inial fee. LANC..ORD S AO - 1991 iConda Pretude SR, 2 Odor. no 95. cods. now $21 95. codified. 7 DAY 1 12594) ( . and modern. 404.8499. 2666. (112794) VERTISE FREEII TF ( ) whaanavy blue interior, loaded, SALE -ends Thur. Dec t., 8 PICKERING • 3tledroomrzndo PICKERING - large one (112994) WHITBY Rossiand/Garden, TWO bedroom apartment 69.000 kms., showroom p.m. All cars reduced $�-400-31 1 • apartment. 1 72 1$94x$, ea -n bedroom Dsernom apartment. CLOSE to 4owntown Oshawa a ^ 1MOf «^ent across troth N. GM Ptant, lady cord on. Under hu•aram - As- 7--nice-tochoosefrom. _ krtcMn, 2 apliances, under- cy, taunOry, pmae entrance, and OGH, Two bedroom parking. Steps to Go. $625 aPedrhent, sparse entrance, renovated. separate er.,rance, king w St4,900 Conifer. Call 434 0926. (112994) anyt Cali 427-9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 daysnveek, indoors. 1988 Cnev S10. 5 speed. ground parking. $975 inch-. Available Kf1CkAitre. Available Dee. 1. 424 apx7mwu• COnedxxted. $645 Available ratio. k�tcnen, bathroom, �Br 4eiltla sues one non fridge. stow, no pets $S(C alas utilities. Frsula4 Ca ;905) 1989 Jep YJ. Hard and soft top, 1994 Buick Regal Ltd., a Over, nhectanical At. ee y caDtionalty immediate) 420- y 3680. (113191) 2101. (11279$) utilities. ---- imrnediatMy. Cas $762058 cher amokw. First law. f465 usdd- 7646667. (11259$'. lull and hall doss, amnm with auto, air con., lift steering, wesmantarned.?low COP. �'y extras. Low mleage cert 54990. OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- AJAX - nice and Spacious two 4pm. (120294) bedroom basement apartment Irq utilaree. Calf 430-3563. (I 1271M) AJAX South - a'ge two detarned assette, speaker boxes. bra. red with gray interior. delayed w.pers, aMm stereo. new snow fires and muffler last 723-7055. (111791) merits available a 900 and 686 separate entrance. Inge PICKERING - basement CLAREMONT a•ea - luxury bec'oo ^ ower �rmwil New - ly renovate`, rte area, near 2.5L. standard. new clutch, weeK Very good driving car. FAX US YOUR AD Gen Siftntn prig and los 10Utilitiesh. Shod. wroON1 n every room full bath, avar'-hero 2 bed oorn.Clots to fridge stove, air. parking. country aparf.-W.1 'or s,ngle non water Prvate entrance, laundry, 310.500. Horne 906-985 7132 or 187.000 kms $1795 o b o. as n 579 2238 F rst last months rent required cbs• to Go statr°r'' non sndtw' 407. s6C0 montnl utilities no pets. $725 aII ndusnre. FrW y smoker. No dogs. A.so two bedroom decK. !anceC grad do Dets. work 416-480-8451. (112994) CaJ (905 686-404$ (Alar) Cap 72&4993. 11201941 ,ast. Call C:ov�s, 427-03x2. included Dec. 7. 839-3813. county r y apartment 905-6442436. Marc nc -awe. (9051 619 C26a (1!279$; Matt. ;11259$: ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, raphie design, adwrtisinp. usines& or personal. Reasonable rafts. Also lessons awilable.RardTitins. y (905) 726.7055. (TF) AJAX ani alk GIA of yew r toy follow with a clime" tale Of past screen. We clean, inspect. repaif and correct smokey chimneys. Cali 686 7741. (120694) S tl B Driving School 10 lessons $150 3 lessons a test $75 Free pick-up b drop Off 287.3060 7 daystweek NO job too smal hr Cal 905,111123.11M. (24 CARPET Installations . 25 years experience, restretchktg our speeia8y. Free eetimalee. D i N Duncan, 967.1799 or 11B7.1goo. (TF1 CALL CLASSNWD Reliable cleaning lady. References available. Pickering area. $15.00 per hour. Phone tori 416-292-1295 11 h CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and dean professional work pjaranteedCRAIG 686--1913 S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior renovations, appears. additions. designumld bars and Cabinets. A8 workmanship guaranteed and insured. Contact Gary 839- 0964. (TF) TUDOR Rose Renovations. Quality carpentry, electric, plumbing• drywall• decorating. complete home + office swvloes. Free , estimates. come polities prices. References. Cal 723.1469 anytime. III 125W) t I 1 . NMEaw11MV9ERr gpEGAUST IkMA ft all AJAX Moving Systems - full services. moves, appliance and Pilaw aped -6.1,, flat rate of hourly. We now have heated f storage units. Now oMenrpree Rervations & Papsim lo bsrcee. MMlss io Nene, quality trerktttetsdtiR KSS, 9e1f1fomis, RBC boats with moms . P and bad rwasnabll rets•. Fn a ROSS, W94M & special. sftrtinp at s9• and W Cal for itlonnoWn. 7250005 or tlldamba Doors Cal us for a free 4270005, (TF) moodyconsfinica" 09krdu at 61111 HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - big 1 mow or small, we price them F tee 05es.es. senior C i R Maintenance Systems •discount. start notice moves. Norio EnterprlseS residential. obrtalhrcal Iwildinp Pianos moved. Comparable S"Clalizing In maidenance. Electrical, plumb- rates. Cal 432-2850. (TF) • $fed Enh7nims ing or general repairs. 14 needs • VAnd"S faYt repairing or replacing, cal for MEN with large truck will do • a • Patio Dims free astinnoes. Visa accepted. household Moves. residential. • DeCks (905) 66&3300. (TF) comm rcial. All types or moves. Fal` 1310=5 M i M Construction - Cal Carl or Jane, 427.2856. Ph= 839-ZM roofing, electrical, plumbing, (TF1 Fret COMulfifign I drywall. basements a specialty. MICHALSKI Moving - houses. Snow plowing, residental/ apartnwns. offices, appliances CARPENTRY - 2 5 years contrnercial, 10% discount or and piano specialists. Free experience. licensed, basenw t free snowplowing. Cal 427• wardrobe service, licensed, finishing, additions, decks, ail 4234 for deta9s. Member of insured. Free estimates. Call 1 .home inprevernnNs. 66&9015. IMl1. (4201" 436-7795. (TF) Is MA +GICIAN, cowrl triende. ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, fundraisers. Magic shows am fun) Lettuce hep. 839.7057 or 728.8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic for children's parties and a9 occasions, Have my own fr% clan. Cal Em* W"532 - (TF) NW ad On the d" of Milan as we Dt be )rtsibl• for more ons Inswwn In 0 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER F RilkAY, NOVEMBER 25, 19% �400 400 I 17 1 AJAX SPACIOUS, BRIGHT 1 bdrm., smoke free lower level apt. Avail. Dec. 1. Sep. ent., full kit, 4 -pc. bath. Laundry facilities, parking. flrsulast, ref. $SM. plus utilities. LARGE 3 bedroom apartment available Dec. 1. Close to downtown, $770 monthly. Her. hydro and parking included. 623.7986. (112994) PICKERING Westshore - large one bedroom basement apartment, suitable for mature non smoking female adult. Parking, separate entrance. table, laundry. $550 monthly. Available now 837.2309. (113094) SOUTH Oshawa - large one bedroom raised basement apart- ment in semi. Like new appianoes, laundry facilities, 2 car Parking. private entrance, $550 all inclusive. Mature work- ing single or couple. No pets. Also 2 bedroom available, $650. Cal 579-1869. (112994) ONE bedroom apartment, fridge. stove. heat, hydro included. $550 monthly. Good quiet location. Parking, private entrance, laundry facilities. No pets. Phone 7231292 (112994) OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- ment ;n bungalow, separate entrance, 4 PCs. bath, laundry, $650 utilities included. First/last required. Telephone 434-2737. (1 12594 ) PICKERING - one bedroom basemen, apartment. 2 appliances, shared laundry, COURTICE - larger 3 bedroom PICKERMO - shgs room with bungalow located on Hwy. erg Cable use of kitchen. wok to with a new efficiency furnace. Pkck•nrg Town Cantre. Go and Sunroomt 3 baths, whirlpool and Pickering Generating Station, OSHAWA attached garage. $99S per $170 bit -weekly or $350 monthly, month . ut,ktiee. Can 436.2449. Phone 420-4 316. (112594) NORTH (120194) LARGE furnished room in clears 2 bdrm. apartments, HE Oshawa. (HillcrotVOshawa qui adult household for mature Blvd) • 3 bedroom bungalow Or pbyed person. Bus, parking, dean, quiet building, main floor, parking, washing, cable, share separate kitchen, from S600 per month. gas heat, stove. Irdge and yard. bathrooms. 509-2459 evenings. 5800 monthly. Available (TF) 576-2541 ,rvttediately. Firsvlast. Call 728- SOUTH GM Oshawa - furnished 3050 or 725-4642. (112994) clean room in quiet home. THREE bedroom bungalow plus Privileges include kitchen use. ,n -taw basement apartment, cable and parking. Suitable for separate entrance and fireplace, mature working male. $85 quiet street. Firsvlast, available weekly, hrst'Ust. Call 728-1399. immediately. $1050 .. (120194) Telephone (416) 767-7253. OSHAWA - unfurnished room, (113_0 full use of upper level, share BOW MANVILLE - wanted kitchen and bath, $350 includes responsible couple or single per. laundry facilities. parking, cable. son to rent a cute newly prefer hrstrlast. Available renovated 2 bedroom bungalow I rrrkldia[ely. Call 905-725-6547. Ponting Lake Ont. References (120194) required Fust.last. Available VERY dean and quiet room, ex. LARGE 1 Wrm. now. (905) 839.5746 r119c1Gak cellen! downtown Oshawa apt. HOUSES for rent. $1100-$1200 location. Bath and kitchen• non monlh�y. 3 S 4 bedrooms. A)axr' smoker preferred. SW weekly. Wilson/Olive P,ckenng. Call Valene Pclg "'Please call Brian. 576-7635. $465 + hydro. 831-3300. Remax First Realty (1 20194) Ltd. (112594) AJAX - room in quiet home Toll free, ATTENTION TENANTS Ren- sutable for working female 1-800-565-2062 fats parge variety) rent to own, preferred. Use of bathroom, assumable mortgages. Why pay kitchen and laundry facility. All utilities and cable included RETIRING looking for a quiet Spacious two bedroom apartment close to downtown and shopping entre. Available Dec. 1. lent when you can buy? Call a1ck Dar,els. NOW at Ma,or $400 per month 686-7260. QUOTATION S094.124 SALE BY QUOTATION DUST COLLECTORS VARIOUS SCHOOLS SEALED QUOTATION, to offers to purchase use( Hems listed below, will lot received by th4 undersigned in th( envelopes provided. Al offers by quotation must b( accompanied by a certifiec cheque, money order o cash in the amount o' $200.00. Deposits will be returned subsequent to the award of contract. To purchase and remove it accordance with all terms and conditions stipulated, dust collectors ano ductwork from Technical and Design shops in various elementary schools. Bid forms may be obtained from the Purchasing Department. CLOSING TIME 6 DATE 3:00 P.M. (LOCAL TIME) THURSDAY DEC M E BER t, Realty Inc. 579.3537. (121394) SharW 1994 (BICKERING wee detached - 3bed,o/ 50 • The highest or any storay r newer detached 2 quotation not necessarily storey home, double garage. air, accepted. ensure with roman tub. muse r- AJAX •wo oee-ooapan-ner! room in finished basement, to snare win student. Free cable D.M. Homeniuk C.P.P., $1199 .. Available Dec. 1. 686- and utilities. Bayly,Harwood I CPPD 7106 (112594) Available immediately. 686- Manager of Purchasing 1744. (12019'4) The Durham Board of THREE bedroom detached near shopping401Public REDUC[D to 5350 per month Education , . transit, utr6tres included, working single non smoker. NO pets. $575. Flrst'last. References. available immed ately. (905) 420-9171.(112794) SOUTH Oshawa - 4. bedroom apartment. shared yard. $850 . Utilities. First:last. ,mmod,ate Possession. Call 705.277.1311. (112994) ^ouse. fully fenced yard, for professional. Own room and garage. 4 appliances and air. use of facilities in Pickering 400 Taunton Rd. East Avaies. Dec, $t 100 -25Mmonthly . Townhouse. Close to Go anRR a2 utilities. Cal 416-941.2538 or flea market. Cal Rick, (905) Whitby, Ontario LIN SRS 4164245468. (113094) 683-6719. (112594)11 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27'" AT 1 P,M. PICKERING RECREATION CENTRE 1867 VALLEY FARM ROAD. 0 /2 mile North of Hwy, 401 between Liverpool Rd. & Brock Rd.) (From langston Rd. (Hwy. 2) take Valley Farm south.) We must sell by, public auction more than 500 Items, fine antique dining & bedroom suites, along with classic reproductions, decorator & designer ftuniture, estate furnishings, artworks & collectibles: • Fully restored dining and bedroom suites of the 1920's, 30's and 40's, along with other fine estate furnishings. • Brand new dining and bedroom suites in cherrywood, mahogany and oak. • Fabulously carved 18th century style cabinets, commodes, consoles, desks and decorator tables in solid mahogany and cherrywood. • Magnificent collection of handwoven Persian, Indo -Persian and Chinese carpets. • Original signed oil paintings In gallery frames, classical bronze statuary and signed limited edition prints. *Selection of nostalgic oak furniture including dining sets with round claw foot table (from 42" to 96" In length) with Windsor, pressback or arrowback chairs, china cabinets, bookcases, rocking chairs and more. *The finest in formal and decorator furnishings In Chippendale, Queen Anne, Victorian styles - sofas, loveseats, fireside wingback chairs, parlour chairs and more. e Tiffany style leaded glass tamps, foyer mirrors, handpainted craft and decorator items. PREVIEW: NOON SUNDAY VISA ACCEPTED DELIVERY AVAILABLE looli Vatrirk 09allerics & lssociates WHITBY . one bedroom oase- rner! apartment in quell 6 piss. :aur Cry On prismisel. 2 cin AJAX - Westney. large 3 bedroom home, newly decorated. welt furrtisfted Share " • mes • " Homes • ' • • • ' / appl:ar.oes. Separate storage. w!In professional person. S al"-wrl avaiableDOC. 1. Har- SOUTH P.ccenng - three beCroom bungalow. main floor, • - carpeted. parking for t car Bumble without dini room. dining parking ncOded. wood Bayly, $6.'S monthly 'nduslvs. Frrst.as' Pank,rg, close to Go, snare laundry. fist $495 Ava,+able ,tan r 95 728- Wflung• Pool, $400 month! Male or female b AJAX S. 3.: oacroom Driyk ATTENTION Buyers Have a or 798-7672 ONE be -Croom basement apartment. 183 Crom+we+' Ave. AJAX rwc beano 15 r - 35W (1120 y ' accepted' Leave message' SW bunglow wren -law apartment, garage• large fenced yard. Close down payment? Credit problems? Mortgages as. Large roomer., Inng roe^ and al"-wrl avaiableDOC. 1. Har- SOUTH P.ccenng - three beCroom bungalow. main floor, 0206. (112594) to shopping.$179.900. No Bumble without dini room. dining parking ncOded. wood Bayly, $6.'S monthly 'nduslvs. Frrst.as' Pank,rg, close to Go, snare laundry. fist WELL established area Hwy a ants. 5 428-8184. g ( ) (112594 ) Call Teresa Tumer�.41f832p1- 3536 Assoc. Close to O.C. Available Dec. 1. or 798-7672 last. $950 Ava,able Dec t e2Wesiney Rd. One bedroom, ments Ltd. (TF) Bracer, Remits For more information, tail Mr. separate entrance 686-2338 (112594) 4279794 leave a message snare w,tn owner. utilities. ATTEP7TIONf Do you have good rx•r'Ks (1201941 Shaikh. 576-1509 (120194) or Donna, 420-9511. (112994) utilities. F-irst/lost. Rerterencm. (113094) Laundry. parking included $350 credo but no down payment ora Vacation TWO st d lex, tike sem, 0rey `� CLOSE to downtown Oshawa W� says canrxs chord to m o n t n I y . 9 0 5.4 2 7 - 6 2 9 7 -- ------------- small down payment and poor / - N'E Oshawa. clean andbngnt.3 anC r.ospi:al- One beCroom �, too, $525. hydro First, you buy a House. 3 bedroom COURTICE - to share three ? can �y a � • • - bedroom;, t 1.2 bath. high ef- 9 fR,ency gas heat and water. S las:. 576-9700 or she. S. 728- carnes for bedroom house. 5550 mon;hl Cas Tony, 432.3618. (1125942) (also rent to own) Call Ride Daniels NOW - Major Roah 1 Y FREE Literature, ou: of town appkanon. lots of park �g. bis 6806 (t 129941 morin;y (P monm:y (Plot) 3 bedroom 06x0 gatow, tames for $'80 (Pt!) . OSHAWA - 3 bedroom seri. 6 Inc .. 5743537. (121394) vwestrrents. Starting as low as Lakefront fors, yard. now ar all amenities Avail able Dec 1. 6750 monthly . STILL RentngB Nor-. $75.300 Three bedroom, more Cali Mark Stapley Remax appl.ances, pool, parking, cable LOVELY Older 2 1,7 storey an river front acreages. Specrasl Cas 721 0/22. (1 12994) finished ret room. workshop. Accord 576-3'11 22294) nctuded. 6400 monthly. Fesu brick home on a 40x145 lot lo. 150 acres . 2000 h. waterfront. 38S Elgin Crt. 2 bee-oom ;n 27 hardwood floors. walko-t to Patio. eConOnW gas hoar TOW • • 4 ' ass and references required. ail (905) 721.1883 leave Called on Wry St. N. close to school. Detached garage, bat. $299 monthly. Cal 905-428- 6167. (11 12594) w: ae bulkIN. $566 Call 434- cost to own . S-95.montnl • a9• (120194) Cony ore master bedroom, over. CLEARWATER - fully furnished 7409. New b,d0ug. 885 Wd- phone (9C5) 7235281 Peter PICKERING - large house to looks a fully fenced landscaped • son 1. Rd N . wo oedroort, avaW- Neal. Sales Rep. Gude Realty. able Jan. 1.=irsttast. Call 725- (TF) 2546 x'20494) AVAILABLE m Oshawa a Whd- BLOOR S1MCOE -large two by apartmv n biking. Spacious bedroom r s6 u^i building, carp~ nwNy panted apart - storage. Laundry, parking. welt Ment win balcony. close to bus. Managed. Close to stores.bus. shopping Al utdixes included. from $675 inclusive. Go direct to Firsvlast required. No pets. One 123 Bloor St W or cul cokk•ct bedroom, $625 Two bedroom. 9D5-571-4289. (TF) $725 Three bedroom, $775. OSHAWA - bactekor $450 One Cas 430-0134 (TF) S -are $300-400inclusive. Oadkyard with walkout from kitchen to rear deck. 16.37 rt RENT OWN - 4 oedrpprrts . spa - SELL IT NOW Country ser, ng one block to lake. very quiet. very Pnvatw NO ground pool, new root, Bolts, BORROW $10.000 pay as ltna CALL buses No pets 686-1913 Craig. lasc'a FAG, 2-3 PC* baths and as $110 per month o.a.c. Cas 576n9335(120494) neat. Cade. not water, parking many more upgrades. $135.000. Jerry. 668-7200 Free OSHAWA - unique two bedroom new appciances. Tenant pays hyC,o Calc 436-6700 or 404- For more detaus, cam Mike. 579- Consultations. Anubis Invest- or 798-7672 WHITBY - maleAemale room 6572. (120194) ments Ltd. (TF) H le Jan. mat• wanted to share 4 washer, Dryer, tntlge, stove. Sider rent 10 Owr. 436.6454. (120194) monthly. Cam Card Norris, 434- 5222 Remax Reflection Inc. bedroom home, laundry facilities, 1350 per month . - 0114106. Call Call 6663530. leave message please. (112994) 1--s - _ beCroom,. $569. Two bec•oom, Cas 416.292-8140. (113094) WHITBY Mall area - bright 3 RENT OWN - 4 oedrpprrts . spa - Ave. $750 per month . utilities. 5619 Threebeoroom 3705. / ' • OOus and unit in NE Oshawa. ' •• / dean and large units. IrC!uoe • ^ewes broadloom, freshly For neat. Cade. not water, parking References. $975 +. (905) 427- to schools. Available Nov, and Cecora!e0, includes •nsuite. OSHAWA - unique two bedroom new appciances. Tenant pays hyC,o Calc 436-6700 or 404- NORTH Oshawa - 3 becroora garage, drapes, appliances. $925 rent. $7200 own. Vendor WIT Y - onebedroomluxury 6222. (112594) ;:op part bungalow). ,arge K,tcnen and kvn room, includes 9 will assst with francog or con - H le Jan. AJAX Urge ore bedroom washer, Dryer, tntlge, stove. Sider rent 10 Owr. 436.6454. (120194) monthly. Cam Card Norris, 434- 5222 Remax Reflection Inc. basement apartment, nciu0e6 dishwaSnW, tr9e2er, Central VX, BBC. $'000 inclusive. Dec t. THREE bedroom townhouse, t or Donna, 420-9511. (112994) utilities. F-irst/lost. Rerterencm. Indge. rove. 4 PCs. bale. Ideal for mature couple. 725- 1.2 baths, separate doing room • / , separate entrance. no pets. Parking. Available Dec. 15. 6664 or 723.4705. (120194) and living room, enclosed back ^rd ara a clo t • Close to al amenities. 5700. SOUTH Wrotby - ravine lot. 3 Metica! Centre.gscnools and First'last, references. Can 905- bedroom bungalow. 2 car other amenities. cols and 686.6647. (113094) garage, wakout basement, no Other�rrinlmen . Available acre Id. $1150 monthly .. (9051 y AJAX South - 3 bedroom ram 430-3161 or (905) 668-698C. (112994) floor, private yard, parking. (120294) AJAX . lovely three bedroom laundry. $875 . 12 utilities or town me. eat -In kitchen and 5950 inclusive. Available Dec. FOUR bedroom home for rent.workout to aril. 3 baths, ensure 1. 619.2727 (113095) B)oorrsimcos area. 5650 per Y month, rent now and save one off master bedroom. broadloom. THREE bedroom apartment for months rent. 666-3478. stove,lridge, now transportation rent on man floor of Oetacrked (120194) and shops. $1030 . per month, b n - u g ow m south Oshawa near GM plant. 442 Phillip Murray Cas 416.292-8140. (113094) WHITBY Mall area - bright 3 Ave. $750 per month . utilities. bedroom house. 1 12 baths, 4 THREE bedroom townhouses, / •' Firsvlast required. 465.5379 appkances, finished rec room, fridge, stove, dryer included. after 5 or 8341151 Bev Brazier garage. fenced yard. Common pool and sauna, walk (112794) References. $975 +. (905) 427- to schools. Available Nov, and SEA Gat• Condominiums - OSHAWA - unique two bedroom 1118911. (112994) Jan. North Oshawa. Call 436- three bedroom. 2 baths. Indian d Shoe Florida - on the quoweak apartment with two spacious PICKERING - one bedroom (1zo6•q tlleaioo. Haled pool, walk b levels. huge loft w/pine fkors. house. quiet area Firsulast + AJAX - 3 bedroom townhouse. many activities and beautiful Victorian bath, immaculate references. $850 + utilities- Cal WastrwyMwy a2. End unk with beach. Call (905) 723-5495. appkanoss. Central air, charm- after 3:30 p.m. Rick, 686-0242 garage, $1100 monthly . Reationsbs rales. (112MM) ing older area. $750 . 112 or Donna, 420-9511. (112994) utilities. F-irst/lost. Rerterencm. GORGEOUS three bedroom Cal 4.(120 atter 7 p.m NO down payment? Good Non cng• no Pee, avaiaWe condo, Close to forms Clnr $1dees. St4942-3984. (120194) credit? Good job? You can buy immediately. 905-428-3238. Wader Beach, pool. jacuzzi, OSHAWA - bright dean two for the price of rent, while prices '720 1 1380, private yard, available bedroom in apartment buiding. and rates an down. Call Doig row -May, 1905. For information Includes treat, hydro. two ap- or Brent. Community Financial. 430 and to view photos. 686.9646 or pliances and parking. Con. 668-66805. (TF) 579-3786. (TF) venient to 401 and city bus AJAX - overbdkirg lake, Spa. FURNSHED room in oozy aduk WANTED - Florida, responsible routes. $689. Call 433-0677. cious clean executive 4 forte in Pickering Vi". In- Couple Usk acocinodbion for (112994) bedroom sidesplit. Double dudes cable. phare. parking. Feb/Mar. on Gum Coast. Have AJAX Hermitage - basement garage. oversized family room, 4xrrWry, use of kitchen. Shan small dog. Phone (905) 576. apartments, one and two fireplace. cental air, 212 baths, rest of house, $400 monthly, 1414. (120194) bedrooms. new and spacious, huge fenced treed bt. modem Dec. 1. Cal( 6WS740 after 6 POMPANO Beach Cando. Great separate entrance. No smokers. kitchen and mon. References. P.M.(112794) vacation Bpd. Two bedroom. 2 no pets, available Dec. t and $1400 . utilities. Available Dec. WESTNEY Heights - furnished baths, everything included. 15. $575 8 $775. Cas Fred, 427- 15. Witty Real Estate, 683-8661. room in quiet home, air, cable, Pod, hot tub, tennis. Close to al 9951. (1130941 (113094) parking. shared facilities, non amor*ks. Cal( (9D5) 666-0006. WHITBY - spacious one THREE bedroom bungalow Smoker. S40D- monthly. Avail- CLEARWATER - fully furnished bedroom basement atparlaTwm, completely renovated, applian. abs Dec. 1. (905) 428.9114. mobile homes, clubhouse, private entrance. parking, ces included, finished (113094) heated pods, hot tubs, tennis, appliances, laundry, ti eplace, basement larger fenced lot, 763 BETTER class room, central just 20 minutes to beaches. NHL non smoker. no pets. $625 Eastgsn Dr. Available Dec. 1. Oshawa. All new decor, cabs Hockey, Blue Jay baseball, dog in clusival. Firsullast r ten w=. $1000 per month + utilities. Cal TV, parking, laundry, shave and horse tracks. Children Cally •5786 or 666.1684. 4;79y2�-_VU' pt. 705.678.3697. kitchen. Cal 571-7077 or 263- welcome. Less than tTrderl. 683- (11'['lr 2665 (120194) _.r .(0t �) Or AUCTION SALE Sat, Nov. 26f94 at 6 pJn. MYLES KNG AUCTION HALL. 33 NALL Si OSHAWA Private estate. Viking 2 door relingemor & matching slower Kenmore stadkng automatic washer ii dryer, the new. Coffee b end tables, 6 PC ' dim suds (modem) Clemine suis, duk, 2 commercial drafting tables wrth owpment vanity, modern pine roll top desk, bed chestedieid, cob? TV, brass bed. vacuum cleaner, 2 rughit tables. Toro snow blower. collectable Plates, doll collection, quantity siver. crurla, crystal, bedding. Large sale plan lo attend. Terms cash. Myles King Auctioneer 725.5751 or COME WORSHIP These Churches invite you to attend their WORSHIP SERVICES TO ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICES CALL JANICE AT 683-5110 `" STs ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Rev. James Biggs & Rev. Ken Rowland Worship and Church School ® yona.m. Everyone Welcome To Advertise in our special Christmas "Come & Worship" feature, call Janice at 683-5110 .. -.I-..,. , ll 'i 63i MONEY Prdllarrls? Loam, debt 3 or 4 irwesturs required to join consolidations, credit our. investment group. Are you f metg to work hard (up to isDRUM LESSON )1lanrnng end'! repair. F E hrsiday), not araid to lace risks, CONSULTATIONS. Ontarlo have fresh ideas, and want to Private lessons Credit Counsellors (Oshawa- make rr OW, ? d this is you, call Toronto). 433.1425. (TF) Dale, 432.7621 or 666-8064. available for begin - (120194) A LOAN IS NOT (1201941 nerS, reasonable GUARANTEED. SOME COW rates Cam PANES CHARGE UPFRONT 4 FEES, OTHERS DO NO.. ITIS MOTIIt:tJR'S Dreamt Stay home. 42&20001 L000 SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN- Lou weight. Gain Energy. Make VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY Money. -I lou 20 lbs. and make BEFORE SIGNING ANY s9600 in 3 months. Call 1 -800 - CONTRACTS (TF) 561.5216. (TF) TO GET THOSE PHONES RINGING ADVERTISE IN FOCUS ON BUSINESS c � (..al.l. JANI(-,T: AT 683-5110 -- �tAU SCE 4^�' I ,y F1imbclh - Inexpensive Quality Gifts • Country A Victor)an Mice. Bunnies. Craft i Accent • Scented Candles • Throw Rugs • Spices 8 Jams • Gounind Coffee 8 Tea • Lace f, Linen • Algans, Beddi gs 8 Accessories • home Decorating Consuitnt •Swage i Wrnft • Dried and Silk Rower Arrangements 956 Dillingham Rd., Pickering 8396333 FROM 7.5% 1st Mtge. 950o/2nd, 3rd • H...,tal & • l- financing • f)cbt Consolidation • Hu'al Properties • Salt -employed No Income - No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service Since 1975 CALL TOLL FREE 686-2557 * �at� PRooucT�o >k • IeR 7� '* * •CRIt1RER•t �ARnri # *' "SOCIAL Mt1TS•ROOM REttT" •� .* NO MUSS, NO FUSS LEAVE 7HE WORK TO US" 1400MBa* St., nt 16A, Pfor all od ring ' Phorw 837.6768 ik YOUR CHILD CAN MASTER COMPUTERS. fit FUTUREKIDS. learning computers Is an 'Venture in kin that could guarantee your dWs 'uture success Our Wend of hands-on teaching and llgh lechrology helps boys and girls from 3 to 15 tears old roaster computers and Team to love earnmg. Cal Mie FUTUREKIDS In your le0borhood today. Fut lone of Computer repairs & upgrades. Gwimigam 376 K3ogslon Rd., Unit #16, Pickering 509 -KIDS • 509.5437 SINGLE Hearts Introduction PARTNER Search - wants to Service festive season salel find your partner. Save Ladies receive another addi• hundreds, pay as you go, and tional discounll Prices from $10 meet people who spark your Monthly. NO yearly membership interest. Contidential, no fee. Receive personal adver• pressure. Call anytime for free tisernents in the maiil Call NOW brochure. 683 -?-414. (112594) for free information package. 721.1513.(120194) 50 pages of insight into your per. sonality based on birth date• tJr1e, place. Ona per household for $9.95. Flegular $14.95 Make cheque payable to Astrology Ink. sues 162 75 Bayty St. W. Ajax. LIS 71.7. No PST or GST. FAX YOUR AGS 579-2238 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NWEMBER 25.194 -PACE 27 J yINF(JR.MATION ON HO Party Productions offers, "no muss, no fuss, leave the work to us" By Beverly McFarlane For many of us, it's becoming harder to find time to do some of those important things our parents and grandparents used to do naturally. Recognizing this fact, Party Productions opened its doors for business, for the primary purpose of organizing parties for children of all ages - including those who arc considered adults. The Party Productions motto says it all: "No muss, no fuss, leave the work to us." Area residents will, this Sunday, have the opportunity to take a fust -hand look at the services this firm provides. That's because the Pickering business is hosting an open house funfair, complete with games and refreshments. When you hire the services of Party Productions, its team will decorate and set up the room, provide the food, and the entertainment, if you so desire. Or, you can simply rent their entire facilities and organize your own party (although they will still set up, and clean up after you've left). For a child's birthday party, you can choose to rent the room and have included specialty cake, all -beef hot dogs, beverage, potato chips, decorations, including helium balloons, games and face painting. There are other basic options with this firm. The fust option allows you simply to rent one of three rooms. This includes decorating, as well as set-up and clean-up by the Party Productions stall". For the smallest room, the cost for two hours is just $50. Still another option is the deluxe; an all-inclusive package which adds entertainment to the room rental, catering and decorating. Entertainment might be in the form of a clown or magtctan. Parents can choose to include such extras as loo bags, video taping. other finger foods or pinata Adult functions for such special occasions as anniversaries, bridal or baby showers can also be Why Advertise In Focus on Business Durham husinoses w;uning h1 increase their protile and sale. %volume lied that beilr, a Part til the Focus cin Business adwirticim2 feature d0inilely ha. its aklcaltta2e. 0.'Cr the last fewyears a ^_rear Illatly husnlesses - of all si/es - have found that incestnlcnl in the Ajax/Pickerin_s New. Adveniser's and Oshaw•a/11'hitby' This Week's Focus o n Business feature hate generated extra Phone call. that likely would not ha%e otherwise occurred. How do you get involved" A'hco a company makes a conuuiunent to Awni.e for 10 Necks ou the P:r,e. it also receives it lull lecture spr%. complete with picture.. The sforn reinforces file adwrii.emem. enabling the hu,iness to crplain in depth its pnxluci and/or service. philosoph%. ural.. special pmnuaion, and ewn a historical inemm. Cole- the business dimses otherwise. esenlhing is dour h% the newspa(rr's stall: the ad desial, skry interview aikl writin. plus the lakinc e - of file phohraph.. All the business recd, I) do i. 'Prepare for file increased sales oolunic. For nkre i'll omlalion call 1a11ice at KI -51 IU. �4r accommodated on a similar basis to the children's functions: room rental alone or with a menu. or alternatively, to include entertainment. For the room rental only, there is a full kitchen on site, whore you can prepare and store food. For functions with large numbers of people, the rooms can be opened up to accommodate the need. It's worth noting that the Party Productions team is extremely flexible. Not only will they allow the option of all- inclusive or self-catering, but particularly in terms of the children's parties, they will plan the environment or theme to suit the child's special interest. One recent party organized by this firm was for a seven- year-old boy who loves anything associated with space. Consequently, 'space' was the theme of this particular party, with the cake decorated as the solar system. A girl who is just becoming interested in cosmetics couild have a make-up party. Other theme examples might be Beauty and the Beast. Aladdin, or Lion Ding. Besides the customitcd parties and flexibility, what Party Productions offers over the typical children's restaurants is privacy, and a more leisurely pace. Your group needn't feel rushed. Aside from full-scale parties and room rentals for one-time functions, individuals or groups arc free to rent space for classes or other special group meetings. For example, out of their location, a floral designer offers instruction in floral design three mornings and afternoons during the week. The sessions arc aviilablc opn a 'pay as you go' basis, or discounted for prepaid sessions. If you arc planning to have an event for a child or adult, and would appreciate professional assistance at an economical rate, call Party Productions. This innovative business is in Unit 16A, at 1400 Bayly St., Pickering (just cast of Liverpool Rd. and the GO station, right next to the YSICA PACE). On Nuv. 27 from noon to 4 p.m. you can attend Party Productions' open house funfair. Games, prizes, assorted activities, along with pop and hot dogs will be the order of the afternoon. A 50 -cent ticket will allow sou to participate in each act.%%ity. Hido:e the clown will also be in attendance. If you can't attend the open house but would like more information, ca11(905) 837-6768 or 3213-6763. ' f1 i�feCrnerS won"? i f;1(ji_ d; , We fix them! We remote and recodour those spots .o that thc•s disappear pennanent1%. The insurance industr% sales on carpet clainisevm dal ll.1n_ UIII' atA Iles. LA\GF\WAI-TER Uarpet U�r1n, All Work Dome At Your Horne Carpet Colour Changes (416) 281-1767 Guaranteed - GARDINERS DUCT CLEANING, CHIMNEY SWEEP A EAVESTROUGH CLEANING Hook-up S34. 95 S5 FREE Airside Cleaning. - !' ^Int^eySwee.- ,139.95 GARDINER DUCT CLEANING - 8 CHIMNEY SWEEP (416) 282-3292 To Find Out How This Space Can Be Yours call Janice at 683-5110 NE 1 Ol R ( ()NMA. I I. 1.1\1. i)J NOMA SNOWBLOWERS Pricy irkludc, setup drli%rr. to %tax. Pk krrim:.rrca. N45 11twttic% Rd. S. 1.1 1 X. Ow. NN %-%21 STRAHL CONSTRUCTION LTD. •Vvirdows -Doors *Additions -Renovations -Commercial •Residentlai 01 -Custom `_�: •R-2000 905-435-0450 -GIuffmul FIT,Z9MMOh� Contact Lenses •Binocular Vision Perceptual Testing Dispensing of all Types of Frames & Contacts. 1885 Glenanna Road. Suite 212. Pickering, Ontario. L IV 6R6 M5303. Oshawa Certre. Slue^scr goad. Osr aaa. Ontario. UJ 2K5 571-3220 t10RENO MOFIE LASER TREATMENT BY A QUALIFIED EXPERIENCED SURGICAL SPECIALIST s r Call t My PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2S 19W IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ROYAL LEPAGE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Real Estate Services Ltd_, Realtor Aim Higher., 7� r CHEAPER THAN RENT! 2 bdrm. luxury condo on the shores of pretty Duffin's Creek. 2 4 -pc. bathrooms, miles of winding pathways along shores of Lake Ont. Shirley Oates', 683-1790. r 40 SO NCE TO COME HOME To This spacious 4 - 1 bdrm. home is finished top to bottom - loaded with extras _ and is kxcated pint a most desiraHeather Cullen , 683-1790. • Miele OPEN HOUSE ----- SAT., NOV. 26, 24 P.M. I 9% MOUNTCASTLE CRES. John Boddy - elegance and pertectionl Man Or. hardwood, _ fabubos lower 6d, child sate cres. U1 Nancy Kozlowski', 69 1790. PRESTIGE FOXHOLLOW mily home on quiet court. ep lot, approximately .; �. 100 sq. ft. Man floor famiy la rooms. air - vac. aemExtras. Sylvia Kyle , 3-17 3-1790. • : > DETACHED AT THIS PRICE! AW home or wvaw lot garagea0 an es included. close to Jarw,e Gr, 1790 17call JOHN BODDY "PINEBROOK MODEL" 1.800 sq tt Loaded. 4 bdrm, 3 beth, tarn. rm. with gas lP ell Shows beauotury. 5 appaa m. move -in condition. Call Joh Crawford*. 6831790. GLORIA DAHL AIMING HIGHERT' HISTORIC POST MANOR 1970 BROCK RD. PICKERING 683-y 790 LILLIAN BUHL Sales Representative Royal LePage Pickering is pleased to welcome Lillian Buhl to its expanded team of real estate professionals. Lillian is happy to return to the real estate profession, after pursuing a different career for a number of years. She has a very strong background in residential sales. Lillian looks forward to expanding her network with new clients. You can reach her at 653-1790. CEMST)l M u FOOD & TOY DRIVE HELP THOSE LESS FORTUNA7Er DONATING CANNED GOODS AND OTHER NON-PERISHABLE FOOD HEMS, OR NEW TOYS. TEENAGERS ESPECLALLY ARE FORGOTTEN. BRING IN DONATIONS OR CALL US AND WE WILL ARRANGE PICKUP FOR YOU. THANKING YOU IN ADVANCi: FOR TOUR BLWPOW DONNA LIGHT 683-1790 OWNERSHIP FOR RENTAL FEES! Fully detached 2 bdrm. + den. Large finished rec room, lots of storage, new windows, kitchen, -- - bathroom, rural peace-'. for city rent. Call Arlene Heasman•, 683-1790.a ! , y • • •S166,900 10 ACRES 9i THE COINI M 58345 DOWN - MOVE IN JAN,! Just north of Ajax. 1,500 sq. ft. A rare 1,500 sq. 1. ink wdh in. bsa.. WnPlOw atop r014 lamrand. Over klmd bade yd, 3 bdrms., fireplace. 80 hA trees on Geared land. Donna Can assist with fnandng. Dana Light', 683.1790 UgN', 683-1790. SCARBOROUGH $39.95 per sq. ft. (firm price). Call Garry Welwood* at 416-281- 0238 or 905-683-1790. Are you looking for an agent who is willing to sit down with you and discuss your needs, not just what the agent wants? We'll work together to make your dream a reality and a lasting success. Call John A. McLellan today. —j P.S. Remember Vu're number'l". ' 1111111111111111111111 ROYAL LEPAGE AJAX IIIIII1111IIIIIIIIIIII 427m6522 Real ewtmts Servlcss Ltd_, Realtor 235 BAYLY ST. W., Aim Higher., AJAX Wilma Tanner* ' $149,900 ' Newer Lakeside arm bungalow semi. . $239,900 Great family kitchen Loill Il Iarld=411N • Deck *Dismery Bay LAKEFRONT - ' $299,8 Sunroom adAm * ' Panoramic Wview from 5 rooms. George Coutts** OPEN HOUSE SAT. i SUN. 1 P.Y. - 4 P.Y. 1845 PARKWE DR., PICKERING - $2SY,900 The price of tltis (tome has been dramatically reduced. Come and have a look this weekend. 4 bedrooms, 31/2 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces, main Icor family room, txrstom Haraver Wdlen, fiftished walkout basement Central air, central vac., new high eAiow* faced air gas heating and cooling system. Skylights, beautiful lot. This is a bright modem home. 1360 GLENA" RD. :106,900 3 bedroom home. Fainly kitchen, walkout to private patio. Lots of parting. Low maintenance fee, walk to the mall, the GO station, the rec centre or the library. Less than $6000 down and it carries for less than most rent for. Call and have a look. Evelyn Regan* • 90% firwshed beswsW • Premium tot ' WWW basement ' Huge 5 PC. on suite ' Separate MV and dnin9 rooms I-rr Main f m laundry and family room. ' Perfed floor plan for entertaining ' Lake view Hot tub and room for pool ' Over 3,000 sq. k 427.6522 Ca 11 George 427-6522 FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL EVELYN •..,.. ra..,...,...,,. ••....,.�.�_ F.w- I N T F= 1 4cz::> 4CE" NOV. 18-27 Sales manager Sid Delnick has seen many ,w home developments in his many years in e business and says The Woods of Oshawa reek is one of the best. "I'm really excited about this development," says. "It's a beautiful location, so green and esh, close to the city but just like being in the )entry." The Woods of Oshawa Creek is on Ritson oad, north of Taunton Road, bordered by ,shawa Creek conservation land and Scouts The Woods Of OsbawaC reek Oshawa a Whitby • Claringion THIS WEEK `News Advertiser PRESSRUN 200,000 2,549 sq. ft. at $204,990. Lot sizes are 40 ft. or 50 ft. All have a two -car garage, most have an en suite washroom and the bungalows are designed so that a recreational room, additional bedroom, playroom or home- office are bright and airy with above ground windows. Completion of the lower level would almost double the size of the home. Each model comes in a choice of two elevations - turret and stone or brick and anada's Camp Samac. gable - and in designs that incorporate features normally found only in larger homes, There are magnificent stands of mature maple, oak and poplar trees, wildlife is including large windows and open concept styles such as cathedral ceilings, great )undant, including deer and foxes, and there are walking and biking trails were rooms and large family rooms. Options include a gas fireplace that can be one, two Iture can be fully appreciated. or three -sided and installed in any room "And the amenities are great," says Mr. Delnick. "Schools and a community And the architects paid special attention to roof lines so that not only is each ,ntre are close by, we're just minutes from the Five Points shopping mall, one of individual home attractive, bungalows and two-storey homes appear similar in size e best medical centres in Durham Region is just a few hundred yards away, and and the overall appearance of the community pleasing. ere are about 20 golf courses within seven or eight minutes-" As a bonus, buyers can choose one of five complimentary packages: central air Fernbrook Homes is the builder, a company with many fine homes to its credit in conditioning; a combination of moving expenses, window coverings, fridge and e greater Toronto area, including Mississauga, Georgetown, Cambridge, Barrie stove; five appliances; finished family room; 7.9 per cent financing for three years Id Wasaga Beach and, in Durham Region, Pickering and Ajax. to a maximum of $100,000. There are seven models f raised bungalows and ►ur models of two-storey omes at prices described y Mr. Delnick as "very Q- --•-LL t. The bungalows. raW in size from a two-bedroom model of 997 sq. ft. at $139,990 to a three - be*== model of 1,643 q. ft at $179.9%. Tv o- awy holes =qF front 1,735 a% & at S174 9M b Mr. Delnick spent two months researching the new home market in Oshawa before Fernbrook Homes began designing The Woods of Oshawa Creek. "1 talked to a tot of people, I talked to builders and I visited new home sites, to fend outiust what it was people wanted in a new home. "I discovered a lot of interesting things, including a great liking for raised bungalows, because people don't like stairs. They don't like gang up and down them and they don't like kids falling down theca. "But most people think bungalows are expensive, which is generally true because they tate more land anti the . v and roof mast be bines." j As a tach, flew builders offmd the styl& So Far& Homs ded*d the no a* abould the raind bw*dm come back it should eomo bwk is style and at realistic Pn=L w% bm soaae redly great homm hue and together VA& the location it's a aper 2W, $ays Flaw da¢&ls of. raised 1*" m . �'tiw. fir• - / _~ h� sad, aM r% r' sem!►s aGaneaibps, »w Y° k a a r.. k,C West - We've taken a fresh look -better:'- our distinctive new homes is the, and..any- sesemblance to a custom '.4reat location and large lots. This is definitely is definitely intentional! Designs in- an executive community in Oshawa's desired' ,-a wide range of bungalow styles and northwest area without a semi or townhouse 'lames. In- : in "site" ! An 18 hole { five new features golf course is conve- lude built-in buf niently located across /servers, built-in the street. Shops and kshelves, ,plant public transportation ves, recessed light-` ' ` are just steps away. gall sconces, authentic greenhouse kit- Why not visit our decorated show homes on lchens, sunken family rooms and skylights, ` Thornton Rd. north of Rossland today and ;added to the high quality standard features City discover for yourself the differencc design ,Homes is famous for! In fact, the only thing -makes at Sundance West by City Homes! `Our reputafton,z , ?liGt" TAUNTON RD. 3CIT - • �- nday to ThUlsdBy 7 pm Zi som Lo sind-, . 12.5:W mn 11WY 2401 -.r 3 1iC-1 EZA kw hb�s an0 sMdior�ons suej�ct iu d1�np� iriNaut MGM E a O.E. Paas nd inioe�l�llon oairct it ��,-`• . '.'. ...� f ...'; .. ;.. . ix.-�:s: e, u:c: rr ".;s ., .�'. ...,. ,_.;': t �. '". '� .�'�y ,,}.k.t` _:::�� r ",� '' .� .� _�.., ,.: ..,..-.:.'x�. a`.".�m. Y......4 �: .. _ d=h.�!:�ia.:s�,�:�fi . L.,. «.. - F f. S: w' -" �(. 1,,. w`.b':^'+.i .�'t ., k+.` � p.,'.� .'l:^. �Se�.�a'Saxfeb�Uv.:n,.v uct..a,.v'�.9...+.+ae ., i apt 4, ts. .•. s'�.k.&?a. a.�.. .:�. ..cM1,L s. .. .3.-.n+A_....�.n... Fes.:-tv ...,.o .�yi''�� '+�•�'� :l#`SY. FWW wwww a od uhoofrs l 7 - 1 DARTMOOR tam IV $181,900 ce,I109 anA s• ESSEX $197,500 Lot 34 a 36 • 1.139 p W" �ro IIV am �� WtcMm r1VEm t. with WOOMMM lot SS ,.ss.'" w,tlt,it.. CHESLEY .IA UVOY ,o.,,IF,, tub �"" $174, e.sf� M-1. 1UNGSWAY FOREST 40' to 48' Lots ?' Fully Detached Open Concepts ^v`Cathedral Ceilings v' Gas Fireplaces in Family Rooms Solarium Kitchens �' Fantail Windows 1'' High Efficiency Gas Furnace _a' Heat Recovery Ventilator 800 Series Trim and Doors -►?' Ensuite Baths with Soaking Tubs �' Main Floor Powder Rooms �' Walk-in Closets k' Exterior Motion Detectors �' Forest and Parklands 10,17r F the .10 rr flutes .ar 'wt standi, wn< 30 DRY I I - I I MODELS! 4�i; $0 Other Home Avail. From Ptt 2 60 Lor cattF d�N CNN Ious •sv�ne xtt,n ..m MItc11� a„° ^ co" EP S208.700 Lot 49 . t 367 COW OrIght Itchan ALDERSHOT S 17 7.900 rte. 121 now :11 op".00 >q. M and r,., KINGSTON oft fffop". $202,90o ,� lluftm 11 1 t>R BUILDERS OF QUALITY HOMES IN c DURHAM REGION FOR OVER 40 YEARS 4!1 Monday to Thursday 2 pm to 7 pm Closed Fridays O NOMF 9 Saturday 8 Sunday noon to 5 pm oaw" Call (905) 436-5161 Exclusive Agent Representing Durham Homes WS Realty ltd. Broker 130.3893 TAUNTON MD E WASS11O SMS OFFE;E1 ■ ADELAIDE AVE E t � t > w OSNAWA i KINGST E Hwy2. Hwy 401 LAKE ONTARIO i PAGE 4 NEW HOMES i INTERIORS, 1994 HOME BUYERS! LAST 2 HOMES FULLY FULLY FULLY LOADED BEST DEAL IN TOWN (IMMEDIATE - 4 WEEKS CLOSING) LUXURY PACKAGES' -All brick, 50', 52' lots - Wood burning fireplace & heatilator - Ceramic floor tile, foyer & kitchen - Classic trim and doors including dosets - 38 oz. luxury broadloom - Exterior side door from laundry rm. - Manor kitchen cabinets/ - Solid oak handrail for basement stairs microwave shelf - Approx. value $15,000 - Moen taps, kitchen & bathrooms - Casement windows throughout - One piece stone window ledges Site Hours !• r' -'PM. WEEKENDS & HOLDAYS --HOMES MAZNIK CEDARWOOD $199,900 .29066 SO. FT. GST INCLUDED WHITBY C •---•_-�- WALK TO GO TRAIN ,_ ,_ IN GRAN ti . XoM�s f•' .k , ONE" t% !I A ♦w � M • Z46 0.400. ; 0111 *111L, ! � 0 ? f #Jft'96*f I 1 1 A614 a PT jw avxco HEN CA$�NE E 01 C RAMS �0CE K1ICHE1� 1 t oo l- �,,;I 0 �..- 1015Vr- 711 1�E CKp,GE C� PA P'Top . p,P�'L1A� FR\GER O S�Ov ER pRVEv�,SNER �t'ASN lti DASH :. I + I !� I • G • L • L • N • .t • %r �� 1 PENIN -G Lam : LL�9-� LLt LL ` �Q III 0111 [:L'w I #]so PIP -9 MO R :L IFID --JL-JL d.- TAUNTON�� ¢ ¢ C KING ST m 2 rr--=[ J nr 0 �..- 1015Vr- 711 1�E CKp,GE C� PA P'Top . p,P�'L1A� FR\GER O S�Ov ER pRVEv�,SNER �t'ASN lti DASH :. I + I !� I • G • L • L • N • .t • %r �� 1 PENIN -G Lam : LL�9-� LLt LL ` �Q III 0111 [:L'w I #]so PIP -9 MO R :L SEMI- DETACHED HOMES` 0 1 K ;E W H I T B Y VAAL, CALL: (905) 728-7117 or 1-800-743-054S HOURS: SAT. & SUN. 12 PM. TO 6 PM. MON. TO FRI. 1 PM. TO 8 PM. See the real Victorians $159,900! NEW HOMES i NfTERIOgS,1101 PAGE 7 Artist's concept. Stafford Cottage: 1,560 sq. ft. 3 bedroom "Country Cottage", 2 car garage, 2 bathrooms, breakfast kitchen, $184,900. In the romantic lakefront Victorian town of Port Perry! • 7 Romantic Victorian plans, from 1,120 sq.ft. to 2,860 sq.ft. "'"y'� "R y • 50'x 120' (OR BIGGER) Lots! Visit our Sales Centre: 126 Water Street, _� Port Perry. Mon-Thurs. Noah eo 5.30pm = LPERRY Sat & Sun Ilaut- Spm: Fri by aPlxHu Y or Call (905)985-0366 or TOR. (416) 787-6550 t WITS a Pros stoped to aww without nonce m HNT 401 BROKER CO-OPERATION WELCOME. See the real Victorians ,,.See $159,900! ,I Nr Artists concept. Stafford Cottage: 1,560 sq. tL 3 bedroom "Country Cottage". 2 car garage. 2 bafftroom% breakfast kktmm% $184,900. In the romantic lakefront Victorian town of Port Perry'._ • 7 Romantic YK:teem plans, from 1,120 sq.% to 2,860 sq.fL Ham ---t tz,tY • 50' x 120' (OR BIGGER) Lots! VW ota Sd= CAKdre 126 Wates ste+I • Pbrt Pesr3t Mon =TMm Noon tD S:30pett a� A LA. 5ath Sart 11a11kIii a Spm; by appy or Call (905)985-0366 !n PORT or TOR. (416) 787-6550 we«nY PERRY = Rias sl*" to t:Inel 9 wdhM Ilona. ° HWY 401 BROKER CO-OPERATION WELCOME. ViC F vhj, 94i � "z 04 0 G t 1 1 C 1 i i ! n{ t. Y Y//"/ f s l .. . .. •. ................. • ............ . P�GE.lI�t li44�#t!!li�l�let�4.::! . Now Howes aaad Iuteeriors Nantucket is a unique community If New England -style homes appeal to you, then you should visit Nantucket, a community of condominium townhomes by Halminen Homes. This 92 -unit develop- ment in Courtice combines the rights of owning your own home with the bene- fits of living in a condo- minium. Nantucket offers three different townhome designs, but all will offer owners the advantages of both condominium living and private home owner- ship — Halminen Homes calls it "Extended Private C o n d o m i n i u m Ownership." You have freehold title to your home, including front and rear yard and/or side yard. The condominium corporation looks after all the interior roadways, side- walks, open spaces and other common grounds. As an owner, however, you have the right to participate in the man- agement and control of the condominium corporation. And you get all the benefits of condominium living for a low month- ly maintenance fee, under 550 per month. But Nantucket is not like any other townhouse community you haverever seen. Homes feature landscaping, two - car garages. Ras fireplaces, finished basements and many other features you would not expect to find in a condomini- um setting. The more traditional townhome lay- out, known as the Carriage Home Collection, offers buyers homes ranging from 1,377 square feet to 1,456 square feet. There are four styles of carriage homes from which to choose. All have single -car garages and feature an open - concept interior design. The Coach Home Collection is some- thing to see. Homes features include nine -foot ceilings ti ith transom win- dows, gas fireplaces, finished basement area, 3 1,'2 baths, butler's pantry and cedar terraces overlooking the Black Creek greenbelt area. Another unique feature of these homes is that all have two -car garages, which accessible from a rear lane. There are three designs of homes to choose from in the Coach Home Collection. Unique to Nantucket are three bunga- low designs, which offer the conve- nience of having the main features of a home on one level while enjoying the extra space provided by a two-storey home. The versatile designs in the Bungalow Collection all feature a loft, which is perfect for an office or den or can be used as a guest room. All the bun- galow designs feature nine -foot ceilings and a single -car garage. The kitchen and master bedroom open to a private inter- locking stone patio. Nantucket is beautifully located over- looking Black Creek and the surrounding greenbelt area. The natural beauty of the community is complimented by the amenities of the area, including ample shopping, school and recreation facilities and the close proximity to major com- muting routes. Home prices start at $124,990 for the Carriage Home Collection, $145,990 for the Coach Home Collection and S 154,990 for the Bungalow Collection. The sales office is located at the inter- section of Hwy. 2 and Courtice Rd. Sales office hours are 1 to K p.m. Monday to Thursday, noon to 5 p.m. on Friday and I l a.m.Ito 6 p.m. on Sunday. The sales office is closed on Saturday. Call Brian Gahan or May Cone at 434-3696 for more infematation. Clarington mayor Dianne Hamre cuts the ribbon to mark the grand opening of Halminen Homes's Nantucket community. Also present were (from left to right) Brian Gahan, Paul Halminen, Fay McAlpine, the mayor, Larry Hannah, Craig Smith, Hannu Halminen, Kathy Chateauvert and May Cone. New H430 41599 az Ir3L1t9-,r14C:03Ir15 TIMOTHY J. WHITTAKER PUBLISHER Bruce Danford ADVERTISING MANAGER Monique Lea REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER John C. Duarte EDITOR Paul Andrew Smith FRONT COVER PHOTOGRAPHY NEW HOMES & INTERIORS is published bi- weekly, with a total pressrun of 200,000 copies, at 865 Farewell St, Oshawa (telephone number 579-4404 or 1-416-798-76721 and Is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of suburban news. papers with distribution in Oshawa, Whdby, Clanngton, Ajax, Pickering, Scarborough and Port Perry Opinions expressed are not necessarily that of the publisher and this publication Reproduction in whole or in part with- out prior written permission from the publisher is pro- hibited The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion WE'VE LOADED YOU UP WITH FREEBIES AND ITS Come view our 2 decorated models and inspect �� our 10 ready to move into homes. Buy Now and Move in before Christmas and you get Free: O • Reflgerator a Ceramic Tiled O • Stow Foyer & Washer Powder Room e Dryer a Central Air :+ Brick Exterior Conditioning Plus you get a Low Monthly Carry of %4 for : 3 YEARS �= S full years at 7.5%. x FR SES �1 27SW RI ELIZA- HOMES: HOURS: Mon. - Thurs. 2 pm - 7 pm, Sat. & Sun. NOON - 6 pm -.1-800-265-0153 or 697-2000 30 r.11NUTES FROr.1 BOWM NVILLE APPLE BLOSSOM m a 3 CON A ssoN STREET STREET EAST CxMG z HIGHWAY bl *TO QUALIFIED PURCHASERS —DETACHED ABOVE GRADE PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE .w+ ,. 0 TOIN THE HAPPY P URCHASERS 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 (96.6010) gas furnaces and some models even include S 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, Sundav and Holidays from 12 to 5 pm and Fridav 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. ", : •i &-, J . . 1 i J f J . • • 0t 9 ei-.T •, i r .i 9/0 0•. s.......a_- PAGE 10 NEIN HOMES i V ENORS, 19% MODELS ! 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. Whitby's Lowest Priced Detached" Designer Homes on 30' Lots from Vo G t; E u:au .,ao. nr� v♦ %if f vo DESIGNER FEATURES" • Family rooms with vaulted ceilings • Sunny breakfast areas with sliding patio doors to backyards • Large living/dining rooms • Designer kitchens • Main floor laundry rooms & powder rooms • Spacious master bedroonis with walk-in closets & ensuites GST INCLUDED * Q**d below Grade "NO ON ieawms wall" on ad Macros. Prices i specifications subiw b change. L i 0. L Sane p wnkmK do opply. . .:� - SA►�:�Si1l -M 1a:.1:PMi-RlR�: CLOSED. 00AM.�'O,�•I�Q.$M725-Sfib� O�YOf11 KW t s0SR" a ? t OImm sm /11MIY 2 M�'s01 01 * Q**d below Grade "NO ON ieawms wall" on ad Macros. Prices i specifications subiw b change. L i 0. L Sane p wnkmK do opply. . .:� - SA►�:�Si1l -M 1a:.1:PMi-RlR�: CLOSED. 00AM.�'O,�•I�Q.$M725-Sfib� THE EXCITEMENT OF SUCCESS I N +11 DICKERING THIS WEEKEND, EXPERIENCE THE WIDE -LOT MODEL HOME SEMIS THAT ARE r�- THE SENSATION OF PICKERISGI Fhdr•re• kid. Thr k+n.,Ll,•, kk•.uww t, 6 U. 16-' q. A.. f IMI,'w+ One"at the dramatic new model homes of lfighot-A N illage streetscapes and more exciting, spacious intenors. and you will see why over 20 homes were sold in just two weeks! Look: foruatrd to seeing hrautiful countn kitchens. cone famih room. These fully detached wide -lot i bedroom semis - set in dramatic dining rmxtts with cored ceilings, larger Ax and and one of Pickerings most sought after neighbourhood, - bedrooms m third bedrms and intimate aster bedroom retreats. feature refreshingly innovative clay brick architectural �� w Num in this weekend %tfik the selection is still excellent and elevations with recessed garages creating more pleasing f a' 11LAG w Aord a hiww that is the stna io n of Pickering. �y jHCL�'C1�'E ALTL* FROM .' UP1641900 to 0 O O - (90i) 831 -+-t6 I � VALLEYRI DGE BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT! Onl 7 - 3a' homesites available $5000 INCENTIVE! (905)509-4701, 34', 42' & 60' ROUGE VALLEY' HOMESITES ,"� Innovative single fartfih designs up to 2-02 W ft. & ti . THE N111 PINN.A(:u COLLECTION of homt-, up to i'IN) .y. ft. .PRICED FROM $189,900 � ��t�N .• .. - ' 7 WO M E3 6' HOMESITES AT ALTONA FOREST r }` The natural beauty of this gloriows community is graced b% innovative single family homes up to 2285 sq. ft. on 36' homes' ites. (905)420-5400 PRICED FROM $ 2 04,400 [►��'�" 1, -lilt QQo* U• T3 _, �1 tilitN0 ONLY T��SRCHITECT'S PLAN PREVIEW -(905)509-4701 MTA + Call today to preview a vilbpe community of unique readane townhomes, street tow�nhomos YlTaiE and scanning semis overlooking Ike Ontario and the nearby Rouge valley corervation area. Ir Ro cEHILUL PRICED FROM THE MID $150,000'S EXCEEDING YOUR EXPECTATIONS Sales Centre Hours: Monday - Thursday 12 noon - 8 pm, Friday 12 noon - 6 pm, Saturday, Sundae & Holiday, I I am - G pm 'IIN,1111F%t1U.114 S ON11 wr,'IM,h1.wrlb Uplh &upwrAkr ,rk,nrl kw..<�W.1 urllMl,r,n ull,wlr'r kw.. �uj}\NIIw,F �i1.M,YI,,TIM'hMJi,ti UplhM1.S1,pNr•k�gw t*IT-nr,r uuak,daF„rn I.0 IlnnJn� linl,lw.1MYn1� S'AplilNt�M,,N Po kl,wkl hua hw•,. •Iw11nNl NI �M„iilr,an,'I,,.ur,l. �,pWmiiM,.ryk, k,Ilop” n punt rr 4uAkAan 16N m hr %uhdru•n %. mw awr v Ilru•ukv "v , lhr rnM W Iad1, . k. p,ha. k•n•.. „w"W ad anww• r,J•wu aw• r th,uMwn m 1r1n1 . ,,wwgN LjT*W4vmuna,alahk•n. prrrm*lrPk-a,*ArNrmuka.,.nrrdlAmkwn'vh%%l*,wlln'4V,.+arw,J Wn1•s„Iwk'kHJ,Vul. in lth•r'ma,rf wk lLMr^c 1•r,, 1\1 Ll I" z_. } 1 � n1�tl�lls • t DESI s • ffjPJ, and FULL,1 11 APPLJA k we FnA a and CALL (905` - 181 C _ SAKE ONTARIO Saies Office on Harmony Rd r7, a} . ;ate ° .. d ,. • it a Ip'1 i�C 7Gi QN dM � yi � t3! ,,mac► `�'` . ,* . c' `` �- �. do IMP ONS doI • n •• • •• • • • •• •• • •• • e • e• e e e e • e e • •e e • e •• • • • •e • 9 4 COSCAN HOM S THE , IAME YOU h'NOW THf: EXPERIENCE YOU TRUST'` e��eaQea4��aeele_ee_��+�r#��a�owe�°�►��leele a A • • • , '=- ,..e 7. m - it a Ip'1 i�C 7Gi QN dM � yi � t3! ,,mac► `�'` . ,* . c' `` �- �. do IMP ONS doI • n •• • •• • • • •• •• • •• • e • e• e e e e • e e • •e e • e •• • • • •e • 9 4 COSCAN HOM S THE , IAME YOU h'NOW THf: EXPERIENCE YOU TRUST'` e��eaQea4��aeele_ee_��+�r#��a�owe�°�►��leele a A • • • , '=- ,..e 7. it a Ip'1 i�C 7Gi QN dM � yi � t3! ,,mac► `�'` . ,* . c' `` �- �. do IMP ONS doI • n •• • •• • • • •• •• • •• • e • e• e e e e • e e • •e e • e •• • • • •e • 9 4 COSCAN HOM S THE , IAME YOU h'NOW THf: EXPERIENCE YOU TRUST'` e��eaQea4��aeele_ee_��+�r#��a�owe�°�►��leele a A • • • , it a Ip'1 i�C 7Gi QN dM � yi � t3! ,,mac► `�'` . ,* . c' `` �- �. do IMP ONS doI • n •• • •• • • • •• •• • •• • e • e• e e e e • e e • •e e • e •• • • • •e • 9 4 COSCAN HOM S THE , IAME YOU h'NOW THf: EXPERIENCE YOU TRUST'` e��eaQea4��aeele_ee_��+�r#��a�owe�°�►��leele a rt .t.. r Whie odot l�lore In Picke,,ng •• Spacious J_J ww� �� X 14�� Lots eAn E stablished "Infill" Community Nestled Beside Duffin's Creek Ravine Adjacent to Existing Parks, Schools and All Major Amenities NeA Limited Edition of All Brick Homes ... T��h of SSOle o eor ti ,. , . . ... SQ0 v 4 t /ns6-, J—i� FOR �V mi '_' ,. 50'LOTS �FTO 2254 SQ. FT. FOR $2295,990 2548 SQ. FT. FOR $239,990 Discover Pickering's Perfect Community. Visit the sales office this weekend. 1 W1 ROSSLAND RD. FINCH AVE. Q anaSALE1 FICE HWY. 2 U O c� HWY. 401 m Thurs: l p.m. - 8 p.m. 7-1 Weekends: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. ' - X05-686-4016 ` { GST INCLUDED *ONE YEAR 0 4 4 i'ARii: t� tEw IldfEs i MIEROIMr 1!N Litt+l;fp.ai?«ti J�;!"•^.: . 1 � " p r ; Heritage Inspired Homes $1 All 990 -j I ila Io Whitby North THE VILLAGE From Br'001CHN v1;1.wyev ew tiguin CALL: 905-686-sia1 Weekesds:11 AM - 6 PM Mud - 71mm 12 - SPM Friday: closed In�•i y�:'.:,«'e r ♦ ri•ii,•.•�f♦1�••pr•.•r•.�rl'1r'a�•, 'moI�••'j•i/♦��.•I+Vr i.,.�.y.� �•':�r♦♦VIVO ♦ +`► r ♦'r WE AND ._. . . . .�y�} /}r •{♦�R • • • . . ♦ ..'es_♦__- ,, 3 •37i• t•1t•1 •♦i 1�i �l1 ♦lt JI1 11f ♦ r � � � f • • , e.} ♦ if ♦. }♦a a � .♦ ,a1 •• F♦ t♦_14 +0'1•►90♦Ia ••♦s 0 Ir1 1lf Ii' lIi IrI/♦♦I-I/`I11l/ Ii�fia- i •�•;••.q••rr •• ••_ •,.r r•• SALFsaNTRE Y wyyls,gr .. WNVCHESTER RD. �O TAUNTON RD. Y ROSSLAND RD. 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I : . �`�v-TWI IR, ly 14 ef)XVIDENCE ANVILLE IN BO ASPEN SPRINGS is the best new home deal in wereso certain A-- e if tab -back guarante Yw town, we 11 give you a money w and if n find anything better- Buy no with your purchase led you a totally satisfiedDAY you're not we'll refund your deposit no .1 31� FW., � within 60 daysq Y questions asked! 40NIE� q Aftbll� A r. most Sue Rome To NEW NOW$ A WTVIOM 190 PAGE IS BACI,, from Homes up t 1926 sq* ti. for only $164,9"0o t�kovjWn AND !�c ,e 11� - 4, Singles Attached At The Garage ,3N - Pfth;�?V 623.7027 or 1 427."45 MON.. THUM: I . a P.M. FRIDAY: CLOSED WEEKENDS & WU 11 A.AL . 6 PJ& . ., .. . - . 4 1 . 0 i 4 1& ft . . '•• It . - & a 9 % *0 * +* . a 4 a• a• a * a• s.• , , , . . , . . . . . - . ., -.; � - - . - .."r.. t 31 IV K 0 0 Cl 10 N4ew Hometts OLMM42 I=st aw 4k ys wnituy mayor lom towards (far right) cuts the ribbon at the grand opening of Veltri Homes Siren's Cove. Also present were (back row left to right) Frank Veltri, Caraline Tierney, Patricia Flewelling, Lynda Moore, Everett DeHart, Nina Veltri, (front row left to right) John Dolstra, Mario Veltri and Mayor Edwards. `Green' fea longmter One of the advantages of buying a new home is having the freedom to choose what you want. In addition to choices such as the overall floorplan, kitchen layout, fin- ishes and flooring, you can select a range of products that will make your home more environmentally suitable. Many environmental choices will not only improve the comfort of your home, but will also save you money in the long run. Recent advances in window tech- nology have resulted in products which are far superior to those available in the past. High-performance window features include special coatings to reduce heat loss, insulating spacers between glass panes and inert gas fill - tures offer n payoff ing within the window itself. The result is reduced energy use, which is good for the environment, and lower heating bills and increased comfort, which are great for you. Good indoor quality is something everyone wants. When buying a new home, you can take advantage of today's technically -advanced, whole - house fresh -air systems. Ventilation units that include heat recovery arc the best choice and they cost surprisingly little. These are only two ways you can have a "green" home. A professional homebuilder can provide you with advice and guidance on environmental features that can be built into your new home. 1 ' s � 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TWI PACKAGE #1 PACKAGE #? 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Includes oval Ravine ql 0 40 �' �,Ihl, II�M H O M E S tillii-'I'\1 1\I�till\I�11 ! \i��\ 10-1'0 I'M Iii \1 �l��ffilGll�-Alti 94 PAIGE IS NEW HOMES i WMNOiIS, Inti New Hoaa�at grad Isit�riors Walk through model home without Coscan Development Corp. recently !htroduced a totally new way of touring model designs at The Summit, the newest phase of its Harrowsmith com- munity in Oshawa. An innovative computer software pro- gram, created by areas by Design of Woodbridge, produces a three Aimen- sional "virtual reality" walk-through of two of The Summit's most popular designs — the Highpointe and the .4enith — and offers a sneak preview of the Valleymede — Coscan's unique 'sunshine family room" home. Although no buildings have been erected on site, Coscan buvers can now enter through a front door, on a TV screen, and take a tour of a fully decorat- ed house all without leaving the sales centre. "Seeing a model home in this incredi- bly lifelike format is so much easier for buyers," says Michael Firestone, director of residential sales and marketing at Coscan. "Future homeowners don't have tp wait the months it takes to build and F decorate an actual model. With this tech- nology. they can visualize their new home right away." The use of computer assisted design (CAD) means that video walk-throughs of a house are just as detailed as real life. For example. the Highpointe tour fea- tures a fire flickering in the family room hearth while sunlight streams in through the Palladian window. Shadows on the wall move as you do, doors open and close. and spectacular views abound. "Computer animation is the wave of the future," says Frank Guido, president of Aareas by Design. "V1'e can now Clcnd live video footage with computer imagery, or superimpose animated hous- es onto a photo of an existing landscape. An -,thing is possible." Working with Coscan's architectural blueprints, Guido and his team input the correct measurements for each design, enabling the computer to build a mov- ing, three-dimensional version of the plans. Coscan designers then selected FROM PAGE t fo• inspection and there is a large sales pavilion where various layouts, "[elevations, artist's drawings and materials are on show. Hours are I p.m. to 3 p.m., Monday to Thursday, and I1 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday, Sunday and holidays. There will be 205 homes in The Woods of Oshawa Creek, including 86 townhomes also bordered by ,*onservation land. Styles and prices will be announced early in the new year. The Woods of Oshawa Creek is the ,,*result of Fernbrook Homes listening to people more than other builders, says Mr. Delnick. "We learned that people want great designs and to live in a community that's in harmony with a beautiful !qgnvironment, which they want protected so it can continue to be enjoyed and appreciated. 'That's why we're offering gas fi[replaces rather than wood -burning replaces, so there's no smoke or ash, and why we're building interceptor trenches along the property line so that runoff ivic aned before it enters the creek and the woodlands. "We've taken their dreams and I- turned them into reality. This development is something special." i details like cornice mouldings and win- dow treatments from Aareas by Design's library of more than 3,000 options. And, just like real model homes, video models are completely furnished with color co- ordinated sofas and chairs, chandeliers, plants and artwork. Prices for the full selection of home designs at the Summit start at S129,900 and sizes range from 990 to 2,001 square feet. For a video trek through the Summit's model house designs, visit the Harrowsmith sales centre located on Harmony Rd., just north of Rossland Rd. in Oshawa. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday from 1 to K p.m. and from l I a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. The office is closed on Fridays. For more information, call 725- 1181. 1 Ct181f The "sunshine family room' in the Valleymede, one of the designs you can find at the Summit, is reproduced in 3-D video at Coscan's Harrowsmith Sales centre in Oshawa. D. c SALES 3 OFFICE W Q raaocaoF HWY > ROSSLAND o O Z cc a a Q 401 i NEW HOMES i NTERIORS,1994 PAGE 19 111 ;+i � I ie%:f$ � r•iR I� I NANTUCKET � I � I � I ...IN THE CHARMING A GREAT VIEW OVERLOOKING AN EXTENSIVE �� COUNTRYSIDE COMMUNITY OF GREENBELT AREA ALONG BLACK CREEK COURTICE, ONTARIO. HERE, •�� SPACIOUS 9' MAIN FLOOR CEILINGS, WITH YOU WILL FIND THE QUAINT TRANSOM WINDOWS ARCHITECTURE AND QUIET, ; �`•` •_„ THE WARMTH OF GAS SMALL TOWN ATMOSPHERE OF FIREPLACES NANTUCKET - A NEW ' ` y A FINISHED FAMILY ROOMS COMMUNITY WITH THE RELAXED OVAL TUBS, LUXURY LIFESTYLE THAT YOU HAVE t •� `,1 ENSUITES BEEN LOOKING FOR ,� INTERLOCKING STONE PATIOS, PRIVATE CEDAR . A WIDE SELECTION OF OPEN . TERRACES, CUSTOM CONCEPT BUNGALOW AND•Mo�..+"•• fes; LANDSCAPING .2 STOREY DESIGNS TO IHALMINEN'S "SIGNATURE CHOOSE FROM q FEATURES" SIZES RANGING FROM �, # EXTENDED PRIVATE 1377 TO 1892 SQUARE FEET CONDOMINIUM OWNERSHIP DOUBLE CAR GARAGES FOR THAT SECOND ARIA `t MONTHLY CONDO FEES UNDER $50.00 A Charming New Collection of Bungalow Townhomes, Xardaue Homes and Coach tqq. ILomes in the Spirit of Olde Cape Cod ••r .•r . • r w.I< �.�. �. �.K ' .� ,�, �': •a �e i i•e•i 1 r �. .�. .�. .•. .. N O SHAWA,�y � �0 sHaf��y��Y Ls B.ti, : rt AWA % ?t syV,� ;. •LF , drum IF —4p, N &JPI- %Ab 49 140 & 50' Designs From ti Tbe Woods of OSHAWA6A T- 73, 77 7M 't -7-W! 77W, r'- 'T 171 t'Er-W I JL, - • AV--.P- M . .7 '4.r — -MR - - -%- - 4 a Pl_ -MIN • All whd _-TURA9. our Grcrnd fiiodi Ming will Mov6-In Package Titifled th G'fobulous;Vprr�;F�6e Induding your ch0 i". re6'Finished Rec. Room, or 7.90,; Mortgagq,'or Centrcd Air Conditioning, vffiele Applin s' Window Coverings- a..nd Moving Costs