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Home My WebLink AboutNA1995_08_1811 I A FON DAY! we at"� a 0011111111111111A AnYgne Fair crlan in Friday, Aug. 19,1995 /ta t� 010104kPae, f"ella,al Greenwood Conservation Area hosts Downhome Festi,al: A Taste of the Nianttmcs Sunday from rxxm io 8 p.m. Live perii)r- mances. Maritime food and bar- becue, beer tent. wagon rides. It's off W'cstnev Rd.. six kilometres north of Hw'y. 401, Ajax. Call 416-661-66()0. Saturdav Sunny, high of 29 Sunda, Sunny with some clouds, high of 29 Inside Entertainment .................. 1 O Sports...............................12 Classified..........................20 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-736.3 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint 93e + 7e GST = $1 • - •• x-icKeiring kyu rl ers come to a stop •y C[NDY UPStIALL Close to 1 1,000 DURHAM STAFF people along the DURHAM — It may have Lakeshore Fast line been sunny outside, but it was were delayed after a anything but bright for thousands train headed for of early -morning GO Transit Oshawa is believed to commuters left waiting fix trains have hit something on the tracks Thursday morning. between the Scarborough and THEY'RE AT THE POST Race fans ,yet thek.0--, ,� at Picov Downs -/-P-' 12 • S Acivertiser w � Mettnland Community Newspaper Pill n 42,598 Vol. 111 No. 33 Danforth stations SAMaround 5:15 a.m. Officials were qWunable to determine at press time Thurs- day what the train had hit, if anything. "Engineers felt it could be a Behind the eight ball Linda Bell lines up a shot during a ladies' on Harwood Avenue in Ajax last Sunday. eight -ball tournament at Petrina's Billiards photo by Celia Bronkhorst person, but we don't know," says Bev Simpson, spokesperson for GO Transit. Police were called to the scene, but were unable to find any clues as to what the train may have hit. The train was headed for See GO ... Page 4 Pickering shouldn't be `bloodline' to super region, says Brenner Acting mayor against Metro chairman's plan for GTA reform By STEPHEN' LATEGAN' 1;; Xt } kF.fX)RTER PIC'KI:R?NG — This town .hould not he the "bloodline" to Metro Toronto. That's the opinion of acting Pick- ering mayor Maurice Brenner in response to Metro chairman Alan Tonks' proposal for a super region, which would include Metro. Durham, Halton, Peel and York. Councillor Brenner feels Mr. Tonks is looking at "bailing out Metro" by drawing on the resources of other regions. The Town has not taken an offi- cial position on Mr. Tonks' sugges- tion for reforming the Greater Toronto Area, but Mr. Brenner says council will meet between now and September to discuss it. Pickering will make a formal submission on the plan next month. See YOU ... Page 3 ----------------------1r---------------------n HOME OF THE ORIGINAL BIGFOOTC� ORIGINAL IL_ E311GIFOOTO RE 11 • 1 931 1k14A;L6JZAiTJL 120 Piece Bigfoot Pizza I 1 2 small (6 pc. each) pizzas I lye 1 with 3 items � 4 Coke. 11 with 2 items, 2 cans of Coke I IZZA ■ SUBS i 1 9911 & 1 garlic bread. 491 SUPER AJAX .. X683-3333 1 SUBS ITI UO TIONS 15?' 11 SUBST RUTIONs 12��1 PICKERING 839-4411----------=`==--------a--------- ==5E ------ =� nROERMYLARGE PIZZA or and 99 W Free Delivery from 11:00 a.m. BIGF007'® PIZZA 1/2 Ib. JUMBO WINGS f« Im r PAGF 2-1'k'NF%'%'ADV FIRTISIki FRIDU. Ai Ct NT'18. 1995 Men's, Women's and Children's Fashions all Family Footwear and Luggage all 0 ;z all-": and Patio all sporting Cxxxfs, F&ww and Toys all Jewelry, Accessories , Paint, Wallpaper and andbags and Home Improvements all Housewares, Lighting all and in -stock 'Window Coverings Bed and Bath (Offer excludes Men's Levi's,` Denim, Prestige Fragrances & Cosmetics, Nursery Equipment, Fastrak*, Custom Window Coverings, Window Air Conditioners, Installed Home Improvements, Catalogue & Clearance Centre purchases) dw WON offer axis C�& Wed., Aug. 23,19% on All Rimituref, Major Appliamxrz,, Sewing Machines& ��u� .Sears will deduct an affxxxit eqLxvakwft to Me GST from your total purchase. Exckides Latalocitie and Clearance Centre purchase�. Offer MOWS to wm*ock merchandise or*y, in Sears retail stores and does not V131Y to rmtEkn dwges. Selection may vary by store. Vxdmles Dory and POO kffridb" o cc HWY 2 IC— Op 0 Cn cc LU cc HWY. 401 MRS .Expect more from Sears SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.. Sat. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.. Sun. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. THF NEWti ADVER'17tiER.FJRI.DAY, .�t1(:UST 1% N➢�,54'AI:F 3• P Adrienne Neville gets some support from friend Chris jokingly checks to see if Adrienne is warm - O sisters Chris James while giving blood at an Ajax -Pick- blooded. The two-day clinic collected 213 units, Bring Red Cross donor clinic at the Metro East short of the target of 240. Trade Centre in Pickering last Friday. At right, photos by Celia Bronkhorst You can have a say on super region plan FROM PAGE 1 Mr. Brenner's comments came after the councillor reviewed a questionnaire on municipal govern- ment being circulated to Metro resi- dents by a company called Access Metro on behalf of the City. The one-page public survey asks people's opinions about the service they receive from their local gov- ernment, whether they're getting "value for money" in terms of the taxes they pay, and Mr. Tonks' plan. Mr_ Brenner feels the question- naire is "an excellent idea," which should be used by all levels of gov- ernment to get feedback from the: public. But he doesn't like the plan for the super region. Mr. Brenner and other councillors worry about "recreating the dinosaur" and the accountability of the resulting super government. A common criticism of Durham's current form of regional govern- ment is the fact that each of the eight individual municipalities has little influence with the others. There's also unnecessary duplica- tion of services, he says, making, specific reference to the existence of both a Region and a Town plan- ning department. As a result, Durham "suffers a credibility problem (with) the pub- lic." The same difficulty would exist with a super region, which would see Pickering's few repre- sentatives unable to influence the rest of council concerning its own interests. "As governments become larger, they become more removed." He notes Metro Toronto knows little about rural and farm land as it doesn't have any. And, people move to Pickering, he says, "because they don't like Metro" so they wouldn't want to be represented by a Metro government. For this reason, Mr. Brenner sees governments moving in the oppo- site direction to Mr. Tonks' vision, with power being returned to the local levet. The councillor does agree with the concept of shared services and resources between the municipali- ties, such as road maintenance and public transit, in order to make them less costly. If you're interested in filling out Metro's survey, it will be available during the Canadian National Exhi- bition from today to Sept. 4 for res- idents of all municipalities. While Metro officials were originally interested in responses from Metro residents, they are now also lookLing for responses from other GTA municipalities. If you can't make the CNE but Toronto Region, Metro has set up a you still want to comment on the hotline at 116-397-5005. PI BUSINoull B: IKnown for offering quality SA ' fine jewellery at tremendous value, Paul's jewellery is A = ayVrvvu x+ce Ito = • ryajL 105 Bayly Street • 905-683-4644 Monday -Wednesday 10am-bpm • Thursday S Fnday I Oam-bpm • Saturday 10am-5 30pm Visa And Checks Accepted U A . .— . e a«... .,_ ....._�aoiMrv.;.raek+.aw1Y�-�w'a111N4'•Y'.rw.� a.. tS,,. • PAGE 4-11111F NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. AUGUST t8,. N►95 :TP -q- -- W-1 '' i' Ball's in Daniel's court The fourth annual Beach Party at The Alumni Club Sports Bar and Dona Y % iguels Restaurant in Ajax Saturday raised about $1.500 for the Dollars for Daniel fund to help Pickering cancer victim Daniel Burton. A volleyball game saw members of the Crazy GO train passengers come to a stop FROM PAGE 1 Oshawa for a 5:37 a.m. pick-up of its fust passtxngers 4 the day for the weu- bound trip dmwgh Ajax and Pickering headed for Toronto. The made nt meant them: was virtual- ly no train service into Toronto until the- tracks hetracks were c1eared at 7:25 a.m. " 1?iere was a ,axl two haus where we had no service." says Ms. Simpson. Since the incident occurred during rich hair. there were no avadablc htm� to betp move people to their destina- tions. Sts. Simpson says GO Transit did run one train, which was waiting at Ulitby, bads to Oshawa, west through Ajax and Pickenng and thin to Scadxr- ough station, where commuters could connect with the TTC. Only one of these shuttles could be cnrnpkted beftwe full &-Moe resurned. The: fust train so k -ave at its regularly scheduk-*d time was the 8:41 am. train from (' -.iayva, which picked up Ajax riders at 8:5.1 and Pickering passengers at 8:59. The morning delay did not affect service kwr in the day. An estimated 20)0 commuterstxx DRi the GO train at A)= during rush hours between 5:51 and 8:5.1 am. eaa week- day. Another 2.500 ,_et on in Mck-e nne during the morning peak J lcm)d. Canucks team give it their best shot. At left, Dan Player gets set to put one over the net while, at right, Bonnie MacFarlane and Chris McKee join forces to keep the ball out of the sand. photos by Celia Bronkhorst Fj I b STOVES VIA CHIMNEYS CHIMNEYS N —LW1-1 SAVE0 UP wood Gas TOElectric Corn Pellet Everything Reduced By At Least 1017c ONE DAY ONLY Stats at noon Thus Au& 241h Gas Fireplaces -104 Woodstoves DROP IN AND PREVIEW "Regency, Vermont Castings, Instaflame. Heritalae" =4:1'JMIT IWANa :1401:10 l; F Justice i s served Ajax parks and recre- ation department camp counsellor Sarah Jus- tice dishes it out and takes it just as well at the Lord Elgin Park day camp. Above, Sarah helps Leanne Love cool off on a hot day and below gets sprayed by one of the children. photos by Celia Bronkhorst THF. NF.W S ADVFR'rISER FRIDAY. AUGUST M WK.-PAGF. S mew Ai�omes PACU 6 71F NEWS .AMERTISF.It FRIDAY, AtIM IST IN, r"5 9P About Us Timothy J. 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 NewspWff published every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2115. The publisher reserves the richt to classify or refuse any advertisement based our his sole discretion. Page sin's may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical require menus of ditTcn'ni printers. Setitxxl ('bass Ntail Registration 1897. Stail suthseriptieNl rates ('an. I vT. S70. GIVE US A CALL General Newsroom Distribution Classified (Niehiline - FA x 683-5110 683-5110 683-5117 683-0707 798-7672) 683- /363 Sincerely Yours 1-90(}-351- 464 ext- 4 InfoSource 683-7(}U) Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The .News Advertiser wekivnes let- ters to the edwx on issues of interest to our We reserve the right b edit letters for length and legal rea- sons and to withht)ld lepers deemed not fit for perbliea xwL All letters must include your full name-, address and phoxx number kw our information. 'they should not exceed one and a halt page:. in length. The News advertiser regularly uses recvcled newsprint 0 The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Timothy J. Whittaker -Publisher A Metroland Community Newspaper 130-132 Commercial Ave„ Ajax, 0t. ♦EDITORIAL Make thegrade In a few weeks schools across Durham Region will open again and this year, with a bit of effort, par- enis can earn themselves a passing grade. For some, taking an interest in school life (,(vs only as far as ensuring a child is attending classes and eaming satisfactory manus. But these are the parents who are selling themselves, and their children, far short. To make the most of their school years, chil- dren need parents who are willing to take more than a cursory interest in what they're doing in and out of the classroom. When the kids head back to the hallowed halls of learning this fall, parents are urged to give them- selves an honest examination because teachers. tx)w•- ever co mpassicxrate, competent and prnfessioxt.-tl. are rxr substitute for you. Take the time to tall- to your chili about what he's learning in class, and remcrn- hc7 that enauuragement goes farther than criticism when urging your chi Id to do his best. Teach him that improving his own skills is nx)st important. and to take pride in his acaomplislinxnts. Attend lxu'ent-teacher night.-. or open houses for Ixtrcnt-s. bccatisie cxmnrunication between txwm cruel sefiox)l is imlx)rtani. Pay awntio n to how your ckct- ed sch(x)l board officials are spending your Ler dt�l- lars, because the decisions they make directly aftrct your child. If yew have questions, suck ;uiswcrs_ If you have corkvnis. speak up. And if you have a fittic extra tirrik to span:, consider jointing your kx,il 171'.% or volunteer for a parent committee at the: schex)l. Doing these things will noX guarantee yourr child's scholastic success, but not doing them guarantLe% thele vo u will have very little idea what vcxr chill is doing roost of the day, five days a week. Isn't that a test you'd rather pass? tT3WRm To -ntF Nims Ai)vrxnst-x130 o.m - . C 1►ti-�tc1At_ A��-:.. �if.4.�c, L 1 S _N� cit FAx vs AT 683-7363 Co-operative housin 4 a helps build communities To the editor: I am writing to point out some of the wa}s that co-opc-rative housing provides wurreasuuable value to Ontarians. I live in Roxugemxmt Co-op where -community" has real meaning to its members. Rougemount Co-op is known as an -inten- tional community" but this is mortis than a slogan. !t means merrttx-n eo out of their way to get to know and help each other. Scene o l our members have handicaps and need help in tangible ways-, others benefit from the moral sippo n and sense InfoSource Poll: Yes 78% Last week we asked: Are you in favor of capital punishment for first degree murder convictions in Canada`' No 22% Do you agree with the Durham Regional Police Service's decision to use hollow -point bullets? YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE: NO: Punch 8027 683-7040 Of security that comes from knowing everyone thinks thinof this building as their home- Sure. there are problems — but most people try to solve them together and that's what makes it a cornmu- mty. I can't i n.tgine such a community occurring in a building other than a co-operative — which needs initial funding from the Province to exist. In the kat_ run the govcxnment will profit frau the rents we pay. In the shoat run I'm sure we save the Province's justice system money be'cau-se our children — although at risk due to poverty — will likely stay away from crime bee:nt-.e of the positive relationships they ha%c to> 12uide them. Some of the other, moreobvious tkrx:tits of co-operative housino We coxLsuUcu()u .0s, Lm rt:%,Lnue'% and boosts to loyal eccxnxnics. Withoxrt such hoursing the rxxx and others tacin,• the 'Yeatest challenges will sinter, and !L c t(I endure an e%en tighter horning m:u-kct than cur- rently exists. For all these reasons, we are encoxrr<eging the provincial vovcrrunent to con- tinue to fund new and existin-o vo)-c3xrauves cued -dfor fable howsim= projects. John Doleweerd, Pickerirrg Are you ready for the upcoming school We asked, year? -- asked at the Ajax Plaza BARBARA BAYLISS "Actually, we're going for new clothes today and then we'll be ready." Rt)SHAN DHANIERAM "I guess we're not ready; I'll wait to see what school requires." JANi.,r KIRK "Yes. We bought new shoes and some new clothes" BESS LITSAS "Almost. So far, we've bought two pairs of runners, pencils and I'll check the closet to see what fits." W E � E EES No 22% Do you agree with the Durham Regional Police Service's decision to use hollow -point bullets? YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE: NO: Punch 8027 683-7040 Of security that comes from knowing everyone thinks thinof this building as their home- Sure. there are problems — but most people try to solve them together and that's what makes it a cornmu- mty. I can't i n.tgine such a community occurring in a building other than a co-operative — which needs initial funding from the Province to exist. In the kat_ run the govcxnment will profit frau the rents we pay. In the shoat run I'm sure we save the Province's justice system money be'cau-se our children — although at risk due to poverty — will likely stay away from crime bee:nt-.e of the positive relationships they ha%c to> 12uide them. Some of the other, moreobvious tkrx:tits of co-operative housino We coxLsuUcu()u .0s, Lm rt:%,Lnue'% and boosts to loyal eccxnxnics. Withoxrt such hoursing the rxxx and others tacin,• the 'Yeatest challenges will sinter, and !L c t(I endure an e%en tighter horning m:u-kct than cur- rently exists. For all these reasons, we are encoxrr<eging the provincial vovcrrunent to con- tinue to fund new and existin-o vo)-c3xrauves cued -dfor fable howsim= projects. John Doleweerd, Pickerirrg Are you ready for the upcoming school We asked, year? -- asked at the Ajax Plaza BARBARA BAYLISS "Actually, we're going for new clothes today and then we'll be ready." Rt)SHAN DHANIERAM "I guess we're not ready; I'll wait to see what school requires." JANi.,r KIRK "Yes. We bought new shoes and some new clothes" BESS LITSAS "Almost. So far, we've bought two pairs of runners, pencils and I'll check the closet to see what fits." W DURHAM _ While area chil- dren get ready for school, the new MPP for Ajax and Picker- ing is getting ready to rule. Durham West MPP Janet Ecker will join Durham's other newly -elected Progressive Con- servative MPPs as they head off to the first ses- sion of the 36th Parliament of the Ontario Legisla- ture Sept. 26. Jim Flaherty, Jerry Ouellette and John O'Toole will also make their way to Queen's Park. The start-up date for the legis- lature was announced Wednesday by Ernie Eves. deputy premier and government house leader, who says the first order of business will be to elect a speak- er. The speech from the throne will be delivered Sept. 27 at 2 p.m. by the lieu- tenant governor. L THV NEWS ADVF.R'I'ISEttFRIDAY,AUlYrti1'Ili:1".4-PAGE7 A lot of really good ideas. � E ATO N'S FALL PAY NO E VSE N E GST WE'LL MATCH THE PRICE WCAI I11at ch III(' )I'1('('. Find an identical, advertised and in -stock home item for a lower price anywhere else, and well match that price. just ask a Sales Associate for details. (Taxes and spec,ai offers not ,( ude-a hav IlO Well deduct an amount equivalent to the GST from the total price of your home fashion purchase. (Offer does not appo, to Panasonic GADO televisions CDs, pre-recorded and bianx --assette and deo tapes BttN- ii -c -i cotton t hroNv Im. ' itt'st ""),9.99. Only at Eaton's with any furniture purchase of $ 100 or more. (Eaton reg $29 Until September 4 1995, or wh,ie qua,itrt es last Exciudes purchases of rugs, carpets mattresses and home accessories Eaton's. NVe want to be v ottr store. [Goods satisfactory or money refunded.] Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser PACE Disabled transit service in [Help for families coping with heart disease Durham braces for cuts O Durham Handi Transit prepares now so `we're not blindsided' CINDY UPSHALL DURHAM STAFF DURHAM — The general man- ager of Durham's Handi 'Transit ser- vices says he's bracing for the worst in the wake of recent provincial spending cuts. "We're trying to do things in case we are notified, so that we're not blind -sided," says Ben Chartier. Although he has not been notified of any cutbacks, Mr. Chartier says, with the cuts to the Toronto Transit ^ommission's Wheel -Trans pro- gram, he's bracing for a S30,000 to 540.000 reduction in Ilandi Tran- sit's SI -million bud;eet. Last week the provincial cabinet refused to restore S1.3 million in funding for Wheel -Trans. fie says Ilandi Transit is already looking for ways to reduce spending in the organization, in case of cuts. "By beim_ pro -active we're trying to do things to make sure it doesn't get away from us." Mr. Chartier points to a review of administrative overhead as an exam- ple. Ilandi Transit is a non-profit organization which provides trans- portation to over 500 people in Durham Region who use wheel- chairs and those who can't take reg- ular public transit because of physi- cal disability. Funding for Ilandi Transit is provided by Whitby. Oshawa. Clarington, Uxbridge and Scugog. Mr. Chartier says even though it is the local municipalities which provide the funding. it is the Province that provides money to the municipalities. If measures to trim spending at Nandi Transit can't make up for the anticipated cuts, services may have to be chopped. "I don't think it'll come to that," says Mr. Chartier. One person who's hoping it does- n't is Candv Goodwin. The 2i -year-old takes the Handi Transit bus every weekday morning from her home in Bowmanville to her job at the Oshawa and District Association for Community Living. "I'm fine with it." she says about the quality of service she currently receives. Each morninLflandi Transit picks up Candy, who uses a wheelchair. and returns her home after work_ CRIME STOPPERS Call 436-8477 (436 -TIPS) with your anonymous tips Candy says, if it weren't for Handi Transit, she would have to rely on her parents to tike her to work. This would be the reality for sev- eral riders if the provincial govern- ment announces tough new eligibili- ty requirements, as discussed by Transportation Minister Al Palladini last week. Currently Handi Transit serves anyone who is considered ambulato- ry -disabled, meaning they can't go ❑/ 0 up three stairs or walk 175 metres. If the Province changes its requirements. Mr. Chartier says Handi Transits would also have to change in order to keep funding. Suzanne Nobes, of the Oshawa and District Association of Commu- nity Living, says this could be dev- astating for several of the associa- tion's clients who rely on Handi Transit for work, recreation and medical appointments. 0 DURHAM — Help is available for local heart attack victims. The Ileart and Stroke Foundation is holding an eight-week information program for heart attack sufferers and their partners. It's designed to help people understand what's hap- pened to them, reduce their fears, and help them on the road to recovery. Eight weekly meetings involve specialists from the fields of cardiology, nutri- tion and psychology, who provide information and answer questions on all aspects of heart disease. The next session begins on Sept. 20 and will accommodate 10 couples. Meetings are held at the Michael Starr building at 33 King St. W. in Oshawa. For more information or to register, call 571-1582. HURRY! TIME IS RUNNING OUT! • r] 01010XII1II :1 :AL -T • 141 • DVibWD � I I �z- WE WILL SELL EVERYTHING TO THE BARE WALLS 041-0- 4 4M �O O a- AFA ' E VEI YT"SAW � CL G KING KOIL +; `ALSO OSIN ' ABBEY SALIDER e KING KOK POSTURE PROFILE ORIENTAL MnrrREss 8 Boxswe,t .� PERSIAN S ltucrs GALLERY A 39' SET "iiy s.- � ss79 +� 6o-Sffs3s9 0 cc ?•HP. ALIAlC7'/X.IYOtR/GCA, .. program After-school: being set for kids aged six to 12 01CKERING — Pickering The program, due to start the Bay Catholic School and learning centres directed at gram has no; yet been con Pentecostal Church is starting this fall, will serve students Frenchman's Bay Public the developmental needs of firmed. - an after-school program for ;attending Fairport Beach School. this age group. For more information, call students aged sk to 12. - 'Public School, Our Lady of It would offer activities and >A start date for the pro- 839-1302. - - Sign up soon for board's ESL classes D English as a Second Language courses offered around Durham DURHAM — The Durham Board of Educa- tion is holding reg- istration in Sep- tembi:r for English as a Second lan- guage (ES1.) classes. The hoard is providing free ESL classes for adults and children in various church locatkwL% in Ajax, , Whitby and Oshawa. Pact -time class- es range: from four to 10 hours a week, mornings and afternoons. and are offered at basic, intermediate and advanced lev- els. Nitzht school classes are offered two niehts a week in 1'ickerin_,, Aj.lx and Oshawa. Rq.!- istration for day classes scans Sept. 5 and continues w Sept. S. Registra- tion for nicht classes is on Selz. 11 and 12. To fund the registration location nearest you, call (905) 62-1-3591. Correction DURHAM -- A story which appeared in the Wednesday, Aua. 16 edition of the News Advertiser had incorrect infor- mation. The cost of an adult admission to the Downhome Fes- tival this Sunday is $7.50. The News Advertiser regrets the error. i/,ONDERBRA Buy 2, GET I 'FREE buy any two bras from our WonderBra collection and you'll get an additionol* bra or panty free. Only until August 27, 1995. 'Fbral Romance' full -support underwire bra #7422 ^moo•.,, only $ 999 , Full -support sch-cup bra ttn<2n $1999 Front -closure push-up bra. $ 30 i -'i -Vol N,k)f t `k►r WonderBra Fit Cynics available at selected Eaton s stores. Call any Eaton's for details and the location nearest you. * Additional bra or panty must be of equal or lesser value. Eaton's. We want to be your [Goods Sati hKICH 7 or Money Refunded] 'Satin Caress' fu11 -suppor. u^derwire bra 127 DD 29.00 Ful!-suppor, u^dery re bra $ 99 IV dace Embrace soft natural stretch bra. $ 2 150 D. 22.50 store. " ki;V1t1-TH'F NOW 4DVV%ditiFRiWMV."Atlfdlii 19.11"5 IF,iitertallimelit• Send your entertainment news to the News Advertiser. ..call 683-5110 The drive for a theatre i*n Pickering takes centre stage 0 Theatre troupes and art phases of the Pickering Recreation Com- could start to bring some concert material groupclamor for plea construction. but was scrapped. out here." sAlthough lobbying governments is not in addition to its potential popularity Pickering venue within the organization's mandate, the with the public, he says the centre would P• k' � A C Shake those blues away :1 Cabaret '95 features songs from golden days of radio PICKERINCi — You can shake away those blues at an upcoming cabaret show. The Pickering Wiest Hill Niusical Theatre's Cabaret '95 will feature sones from the `,olden days of radio to the present. Shake Your Blues Away will be staged Sept. 15, 16, 22 23 24 21) and 30. Doors open for all performances. except the Sunday, Sept. 24 show, at 7:30 p.m. with curtain at 8:15 p.m. The Sept. 24 show is a matinee, with doors opening at 12:45 p.m., a brunch served at I p.m. and the show to follow. All performances are in the auditorium of the Village Retirement Centre at 1955 Valley Farm Rd., north of Ilwv. 2, Pickering. Tickets are S 18.50. For the Sept. 24 show, seniors can buy a ticket for $16.50. Music director David Mills has been involved in 16 of the shows the group has staged since 1983. Chore(- grapher Christine Zahn has worked on nine previous performances by the theatre. To order tickets• call 683-2359. u ! ;t r ;-I voila �f 14,, ^ �'°_, 1 30 FT. MALLARD BY FLEETWOOD 1 OR 2 MOROOMS(SLEEPS 8) 2 DR FRIDGE, STOVE, FURNACE, DINETTE, FULL WASHROOM W_ AWNWG, STEREO, T.V. AWDINA 5E 0NA119 H4"RDSIN-SW! CAMPING IN STYLE -2* X6.". 'T. 8. ei,.yfKttuae TRADES MY. 12, WHITBY o�Y MIELCOYE 906-GaM-8198 A WFFr generate revenue throu_h groups paying fees to use the facility. Pickering West hill Music Theatre draws an average of 125 people to - its performances at the Villai:c Retire- 4 men( Centre audi- torium on Valley Farm Road. But r I the location, musical director David Mills. "has its limitations." A Pickering the- atre 'would he fabulous" but Larry O'Leary says � notes that in these there is plenty of "tight financial talent and interest times, recreation is in the area for a the first thine to local theatre. suffer." A, Pickerine's onIV musical theatre company continually strives to upgrade its performances, it "can only hope and keep asking" for a decent venue. !qtr. O'Leary says that unless there is a performing space for Theatre Durham, it could end up moving to another town. "1 think maybe the Town fathers are underestimating the number of people in this town who like to go and enjoy the- atre. 0 ' ►'�� nnlxR sCE euy 1 Dtnwr Bullet a roll Price iv r�T dM 2nd Dimer Bullet et 112 Price VALID EVERYDAY 4 PX - CLOSE wT WLon wNwrr01HW 0"n rWM lneym�w� 6 M.A4110.331M Let as entertain you three times a greet! WATERWORLD (AA) DOLBY STEREC FRI.-THURS. 1.05,4:05,6:40.9:35 THE NET (PG) DOLBY STEREO FRI.-THURS. 1:15, 4:00, 7:10, 9:40 BABE (FAM) DOLBY STEREO FRI.-THURS. 1:45. 3:45, 6:45. 8:45 BUSHWACKED ;Pc, DOLBY STE;EK FRI.-THURS. 1:25 ONLY NINE MONTHS DOLE"; =� FR; -THURS 3 35 7 15 9 45 MORTAL KOMBAT -A; DC�,9v 5 ': ' 2:30 No Passes BABYSiTTERS CLUB ,F, Dag,, s"-;--: FRI -THURS. 1:30, 3 30. 7 25 5 25 0 OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM 9. tc crtng ns ounctl has for years sup - By STEPHEN LATEGAN ported the idea of a local facility in which STAFF REKWTER theatre companies can perform. PICKERING — The lack of a major Steve Revnolds, director of Culture and venue for live theatre in a town where the Recreation for the Town, says- if approved interest in stage shows has been described by council• a feasibility study into a multi - as phenomenal has local thespians up in Purpose arts centre will ,_et under way arms. early next year. John Foote. artistic director of Theatre He notes, "The need was identified by Durham. Pickering's 10 -year-old drama the theatre groups in the town" such as the group, says his troupe and Pickering Philharmonic (lrchcsira and var- others are frustrated the many loos local dance groups. attempts to have a theatre 'We juSt hit I The proposed S 100.000 developed here have failed. study. which will determine "We just hit a dead end every a dead end through public meetings the time there's a hope that a the -need for an arts centre as well every time as its cost atm will he boil[." and size. will go Larry O'Leary, director of there'S before Town council early in the new year. the company's current produc- tion of Arsenic and Old Lace, hope a Allen Litherland, acting says his 20 years of exposure j executive director of the arts theatre will to local talent make the lack council, says her group of a theatre all the more frus-`i be built' intends to participate in the tracing. I study and will distribute a -We have a (town) that's I -- John questionnaire throughout the full of talent, but were like a ! arts community to determine barren spot in the middle of Foote the needs such a centre should l everywhere." fie points out t that quality theatre venues meet. Mr. O'Leary has no exist in u'hithy. Scarborough, Oshawa, doubt about the commercial viability of a Port Perry and Markham, but not Picker- in,_. "This Pickering theatre. "People here are getting a little tired of having to into Toronto Town will not get off its ass and oo or give us a theatre." lie says such a facility to k-10 to Oshawa just to see a name per- wa.s promised by the Town in all three former. If we had a viable theatre here. we Shake those blues away :1 Cabaret '95 features songs from golden days of radio PICKERINCi — You can shake away those blues at an upcoming cabaret show. The Pickering Wiest Hill Niusical Theatre's Cabaret '95 will feature sones from the `,olden days of radio to the present. Shake Your Blues Away will be staged Sept. 15, 16, 22 23 24 21) and 30. Doors open for all performances. except the Sunday, Sept. 24 show, at 7:30 p.m. with curtain at 8:15 p.m. The Sept. 24 show is a matinee, with doors opening at 12:45 p.m., a brunch served at I p.m. and the show to follow. All performances are in the auditorium of the Village Retirement Centre at 1955 Valley Farm Rd., north of Ilwv. 2, Pickering. Tickets are S 18.50. For the Sept. 24 show, seniors can buy a ticket for $16.50. Music director David Mills has been involved in 16 of the shows the group has staged since 1983. Chore(- grapher Christine Zahn has worked on nine previous performances by the theatre. To order tickets• call 683-2359. u ! ;t r ;-I voila �f 14,, ^ �'°_, 1 30 FT. MALLARD BY FLEETWOOD 1 OR 2 MOROOMS(SLEEPS 8) 2 DR FRIDGE, STOVE, FURNACE, DINETTE, FULL WASHROOM W_ AWNWG, STEREO, T.V. AWDINA 5E 0NA119 H4"RDSIN-SW! CAMPING IN STYLE -2* X6.". 'T. 8. ei,.yfKttuae TRADES MY. 12, WHITBY o�Y MIELCOYE 906-GaM-8198 A WFFr generate revenue throu_h groups paying fees to use the facility. Pickering West hill Music Theatre draws an average of 125 people to - its performances at the Villai:c Retire- 4 men( Centre audi- torium on Valley Farm Road. But r I the location, musical director David Mills. "has its limitations." A Pickering the- atre 'would he fabulous" but Larry O'Leary says � notes that in these there is plenty of "tight financial talent and interest times, recreation is in the area for a the first thine to local theatre. suffer." A, Pickerine's onIV musical theatre company continually strives to upgrade its performances, it "can only hope and keep asking" for a decent venue. !qtr. O'Leary says that unless there is a performing space for Theatre Durham, it could end up moving to another town. "1 think maybe the Town fathers are underestimating the number of people in this town who like to go and enjoy the- atre. 0 ' ►'�� nnlxR sCE euy 1 Dtnwr Bullet a roll Price iv r�T dM 2nd Dimer Bullet et 112 Price VALID EVERYDAY 4 PX - CLOSE wT WLon wNwrr01HW 0"n rWM lneym�w� 6 M.A4110.331M Let as entertain you three times a greet! WATERWORLD (AA) DOLBY STEREC FRI.-THURS. 1.05,4:05,6:40.9:35 THE NET (PG) DOLBY STEREO FRI.-THURS. 1:15, 4:00, 7:10, 9:40 BABE (FAM) DOLBY STEREO FRI.-THURS. 1:45. 3:45, 6:45. 8:45 BUSHWACKED ;Pc, DOLBY STE;EK FRI.-THURS. 1:25 ONLY NINE MONTHS DOLE"; =� FR; -THURS 3 35 7 15 9 45 MORTAL KOMBAT -A; DC�,9v 5 ': ' 2:30 No Passes BABYSiTTERS CLUB ,F, Dag,, s"-;--: FRI -THURS. 1:30, 3 30. 7 25 5 25 0 OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM 9. l'HE NEWSADVER;I'ISF.ER FRJDAVIAUGUST UI, 1"54 -PAGE II Entertainment Aug. 18, 1995 Play funds AIDS home in Durham - O Theatre Durham helps mount production of Torch Song Trilogy in Toronto DURHAM — A local theatre company is working to raise money for a home for people with AIDS and those who are HIV positive. Theatre Durham, in association with Like Magic Productions, will present a production of Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song Tril- ogy at Toronto's Poor Alex Theatre. Currently in rehearsal in Picker- ing, the Toronto play will feature local and city performers, and will raise money for James House Durham. The play, which organizers hope will become an annual event, will be performed from Wednesday, Aug. 23 to Saturday, Sept. 2. at 8 p.m. The Poor Alex Theatre is at 296 Brunswick Ave., west of Spadina Avenue and Bloor Street. Tickets are avail- able from Ticketmaster at (416) 870-8000. For more information, call 686- 5242. a+ a singers s Dur "DURHAM — A local singing group needs members for its 1995-96 season. The six-year-old Jean N1cDon- 'ald Singers need people, especial- ly men, of all voice ranges. The singers have an adult mixed choir, children and teen groups. They perform regularly for �ughtfor ham choir group seniors and at community events. The upcoming season will see children and teen performers doing Scrooge in song and dance and the adult choir presenting the Rutter Gloria with the Quin- tic Brass. 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Scoring for the Power were Megan Tucker, on an 18 -yard boot into the top corner, Melanie 7 HORSE RACING Breeder's DenHeyer, from the penalty area, and Natalie Higgins, on a blast from outside the 18 -yard box. Karine Plouffe recorded her first of three consecutive shutouts of the tourney, during which she got great defensive support from her teammates. Pickerin: look the second game by default when a squad from St. Laurent quit the tourney. Against Longueuil, a first-half downpour couldn't slow the Pickerin- offence. A shot by Seema Mistry handcuffed the Quebec net - takes simulcast minder and Chantal Malcolm con- AJAX — You can watch live quarter -horse racine at Picov Downs Sunday and take in the third leg of Canada's triple crown of horse rac- ing on TV. The Ajax track will broadcast the mile -and -a - half Breeder's Stakes which has a winner's purse of S -W O(X). Among the horses expected to run is Regal Discovery. winter of the Queen's Plate and run- ner-up in the Prince of Wales Stakes. Also ren - nine are Prince of Wales winner Kind:Lshi and sta- blemate N11. Sassafras. which placed third in the Plate and Prince of Wales. Auto -parts king Frank Stronach has All FuTned Up and Freedom Fleet entered. You can bet on all races from Woodbine and Fort Fj* tracks and wager on quarter -horse races hell at Picov each Sunday. Admission is S1 per per%on and parking is S1 per car. Gates open at nw�n. with the Woodbine and Fort Brie simulcast starting at 1 p.m. Quarter -horse racing bei -ins at 1:20 pm. with a rare every 30 minutes. Picov is on Hwv. ,, two kilometres east of Harwood Avenue. Call 69&0')U for more information. Please recycle this newspaper ney, heading in a well-placed corner kick from Caren Maher. Later, DenHeyer picked up a loose ball in a pud- dle and blasted it past the startled goalkeeper. The final against Les Conquerants de Laval was a hotly -contested match won 1-0 by the Power. Pickering picked up a free kick inside the box, Rupi Randhawa took a tap ball from Maher and found the bottom corner. 'ream members are forwards Melanie Den Heyer, Seema Mistry, Megan Tucker and Angie Dunn. half- backs Andrea Mitchell, Rupi Randhawa, Natalie llig,_ins. Chantal Malcolm, Caren Maher and Kerry Irvine: fullbacks Natalie Brewster, Sarah Le Gresley and Natalie Melnyk: and goalkeeper Karine Plouffe. Coaches are Don Maher and Jimmy Irvine. Laurinc Brewster is manager. r, ,�^�; iImot Urchard 6 Growers of Quai,ty Frua NOW OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 4TH Open Mon. -Fri. 9 AM to 8 PM Open Sat. -Sun. 9 AM to 5 PM (905) 987-5279 PICK YOUR OWN BLUEBERRIES AND READY PICKED R• versed on a ,oalmouth scramble. In at Picov Downs this Sundaythe secondprettief.st Natalie Il0ur- scored the prettiest �_oal of the tour - AJAX — You can watch live quarter -horse racine at Picov Downs Sunday and take in the third leg of Canada's triple crown of horse rac- ing on TV. The Ajax track will broadcast the mile -and -a - half Breeder's Stakes which has a winner's purse of S -W O(X). Among the horses expected to run is Regal Discovery. winter of the Queen's Plate and run- ner-up in the Prince of Wales Stakes. Also ren - nine are Prince of Wales winner Kind:Lshi and sta- blemate N11. Sassafras. which placed third in the Plate and Prince of Wales. Auto -parts king Frank Stronach has All FuTned Up and Freedom Fleet entered. You can bet on all races from Woodbine and Fort Fj* tracks and wager on quarter -horse races hell at Picov each Sunday. Admission is S1 per per%on and parking is S1 per car. Gates open at nw�n. with the Woodbine and Fort Brie simulcast starting at 1 p.m. Quarter -horse racing bei -ins at 1:20 pm. with a rare every 30 minutes. Picov is on Hwv. ,, two kilometres east of Harwood Avenue. Call 69&0')U for more information. Please recycle this newspaper ney, heading in a well-placed corner kick from Caren Maher. Later, DenHeyer picked up a loose ball in a pud- dle and blasted it past the startled goalkeeper. The final against Les Conquerants de Laval was a hotly -contested match won 1-0 by the Power. Pickering picked up a free kick inside the box, Rupi Randhawa took a tap ball from Maher and found the bottom corner. 'ream members are forwards Melanie Den Heyer, Seema Mistry, Megan Tucker and Angie Dunn. half- backs Andrea Mitchell, Rupi Randhawa, Natalie llig,_ins. Chantal Malcolm, Caren Maher and Kerry Irvine: fullbacks Natalie Brewster, Sarah Le Gresley and Natalie Melnyk: and goalkeeper Karine Plouffe. Coaches are Don Maher and Jimmy Irvine. Laurinc Brewster is manager. r, ,�^�; iImot Urchard 6 Growers of Quai,ty Frua NOW OPEN UNTIL SEPTEMBER 4TH Open Mon. -Fri. 9 AM to 8 PM Open Sat. -Sun. 9 AM to 5 PM (905) 987-5279 PICK YOUR OWN BLUEBERRIES AND READY PICKED R• .. .,re•+a m,....._.._.-- _...__.-.... _,_....�......�,:...... ..�....,.. ..w,.......-..�...___.-___- _._ .� ._ _r.. •� _._.n" ..... w.-..•a.�—""am MWW% wmw. awe .awn• - 24 Hour Nursing Supervision = Ensuite Washroon = Laundry Service = Activities Program = Housekeeping Service = Three Meals Daily = Cable and much more....! ut uu extra cu.,t I;HFWGK ,FRTIWR '19"-PA(;E 13 Retirement Residence MORE THAN JUST A HELPING HAND In your lifetime you have cooked enough meals to feed an army, washed a sea of dishes, swept miles of floors, mowed the equivalent of SO golf courses, and raked the leaves of a thousand trees. 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Includes Prescription Lenses, frame from our special selection, Scratch Guard, Tint and UV 400 Protection. LOOK GOOD OIC CAMPUS! $50 Choose h om a lar cge se/ec-tion c f designer frcrrne-s. Benetton • Po% • Gucci • Guess cond rr»"ny more! VISIT US AT 1163 Kingston Rd. in the Licks Plaza (9o5) 420-0247 llff••rs valid until Sept. 30/105. Flyer must he presented to oht:nn disr�•unts. i /tfrrc nmv not he c ,mhined. tin other pi,-n—tions or .lis. �nmts apph'..1n .ve ce:u , may he reyurred. y'.. ^J .. ,.,..y.. .� .... ... .. .. _." ,. - � t ... .. .. ....�+r.... .....w. ...n ......mow. ......r ., y. 1 �'anor 1 7 BEAT- �. r , ME NFA Prescription Sunglasses Srng{e Vision B$001i )< 2U ls o r� $frm %I TOO COOL! Includes Prescription Lenses, frame from our special selection, Scratch Guard, Tint and UV 400 Protection. LOOK GOOD OIC CAMPUS! $50 Choose h om a lar cge se/ec-tion c f designer frcrrne-s. Benetton • Po% • Gucci • Guess cond rr»"ny more! VISIT US AT 1163 Kingston Rd. in the Licks Plaza (9o5) 420-0247 llff••rs valid until Sept. 30/105. Flyer must he presented to oht:nn disr�•unts. i /tfrrc nmv not he c ,mhined. tin other pi,-n—tions or .lis. �nmts apph'..1n .ve ce:u , may he reyurred. y'.. ^J .. ,.,..y.. .� .... ... .. .. _." ,. - � t ... .. .. ....�+r.... .....w. ...n ......mow. ......r ., y. PAGE 18 -TNF. NEWSADVFR'41SF.R FRIDAY. AUGUST -I$ "" 1995 INTREPID 3 3L V6. autc cloth bucke•s --orrsow : w 9. p minors AMFM:-ass tiff. _-Urs2 p WOW Only 3ecklie message centre duai air bags arc s358"* --+ b ,.,re SN +x526 4$ 1110. 1995 STEALTH -lther buckets, IM. 6 spd p.w p d i p seat. cru -se A.M. FM s.. 1fi' chrome wheels. equalizer, p mirrors. privacy glass & to. Stk. +DS32. BaWce of Factory Warr" available 1993 DODGE SPIRIT owner oaded with only PRICED ---_-- TO SELL 1993 DODGE DAKOTA PICKUP o9 _-�-.. - r�✓ 1. V6 auto-Y� p.s . p.b .power windows. lccks. Air, V6 LE anterior. One owner PRICED with only. 9,687 miles. Balance of warranty T557A TO SELL f 1995 NEON 2 OL. 4 cyl . 5 spd.. ciom seats delayE wipers, dual air bags. p.brakes. dual grin rs a more Sok. *N537 $109888** 1995 SE VOYAGER 41lipIr I .6. auto.. p s_ p.b, tit, rwse. air coed , 6 TO CHOOSE FROM us. sea>tin roof -rack. p moors, AWFM FINAL CLEAROUT 1992 GRAND VOYAGEUR e owner, fully loaded, absolutely PRICED -rt condition with only 342GO miles .�_ .. TO SELL 1990 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM 2: L. 4 cyl. auto p s, p b -, -Lilt,SALE reuse, au told down rear $W5,8811* �� seat, AM;FM FM doss buckets consae 8 more Stk r Y4395 :F! 1995 COLT 1 5L 4 cyl., 5 spa., p/brakes. clog 3 virvi SALE seats, defroster. dual mirrors. air bag d $1 0�588'k'I` more. Slk. •CT362 1995 GRAND CHEROKEE _ lly SQUVWr 4 UL engne a!�!r'� _ — � yrs :arse AMIFM -ass., doth seats. tog, lamps. select trac -Xedc decor 8 more Stk *P4421. .`,.i.d"_' `1- _ .r�•l� r .3.3..1; 1992 CHEVROLET LUMINA APV._. 1993 GRAND VOYAGEUR LE aM �ta^k' --adec one Jw-er _,& kms PRICED TO SELL ONE WEEK ONLY AM Zee owner, fully loaded, only PRICED -),ies "543A TO SELL 1991 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 4 Cyl., auto. .s., air coed . PRICED AM/FM doss.., clothloth buckets, console Stk-♦ P4431 A. 1 owner cC only 47,700 Mies. TO SELL VILLAGE PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER W.111111111 V BASEBALL Major tyke Pirates give clinic at two baseball tournaments PICKERING '— The Pickering Pirates Mason Windows major tyke select baseball team was successful at two recent tournaments. In Orillia, the Pirates won the championship of a tour- ney with an 8-5 victory over a tough team from Brampton - Heart Lake in the final. The seesaw battle saw the decid- ing runs driven home by Former major Drew Cushnie in the fifth inning and outstanding relief pitching by Ryan Donnan. In the first round, the Pirates slaughtered Brantford 19-1 and beat Streetsville 15- 5. In the semi-finals, they bested Brampton 6-2_ In Burlington, the team captured the consolation championship, winning 9-6 over Bramalea. Effective base running by John Veitch helped Pickering fight back leaguer in hunt from t deficit. In the preliminary round, the Pirates tied for ball players Burlington ter from -stain o t for minor team AJAX — Former Montreal Expo Ron }Lunt reportedly holds the Major Ixa,_ue Baseball record for hero,, hit by pitches. So, if anyone should he familiar with clinics. it's Hunt. On Monday, Aug*. 21 and 'Tuesday. Au,-. 22 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.. llunt will conduct a free clinic on the Ajax Community Centre field for invited players from the Eastern Ontario Basehall Association. Hunt is looking to recruit young plavers for his minor league team in St. Louis. SCOREBOARD AJAX BRIDGE CLue Rhues of brdpe play horn Aug. 1 S. Board -A -Match Teens I . Fred Day/George Creight"Evelyn Black. Mike Norman,2. ay Crawford/Mananno, Johnston/Dons opdernelOsLynda Creghton. AJAX SENOR YEWS SLO-YITCH LEAGUE Stantlngs as of Aug. 15 TEAM GP w L T RF RA PTS Miltsdhladrnn 11 to 1 0 177 78 20 AkaClub t t 8 3 0 156 92 t6 Upper Deck 10 7 3 0 1013 33 14 Brew Kettle 10 5 5 0 96 Ito 10 Alia Antgues I t S 6 0 92 127 70 Sweat Sox 10 3 7 0 85 123 6 Relics 11 3 8 0 114 140 6 Trod. Marrws10 1 9 0 7S 147 2 RESULTS FROM AUG 14 Alumni Club Angels 10 vs. Mills & Hadwin 5; Ajax Antques 11 vs. Rekcs 10. WESTNEY HEIGHTS MEWS SLO-PITCH LEAGUE CFL FOOTBALL STANDINGS (As of Aug. 13) TEAM GP W L T RF RA PTS PNlkes 17 14 3 0 270 158 24 PCI t7 12 5 0 235 174 23 Canada Trust 17 11 5 1 207 142 20 Highlanders 17 10 7 0 238 195 20 Rack Em Up 17 9 7 1 256 204 17 Recognition 17 9 8 0 198 156 16 Red Dogs 17 7 10 0 156 184 12 Film House 17 6 11 0 146 177 12 Steve Fearon 17 6 110 157 280 10 Petrnas 17 0 17 0 91 294 0 LEAGUE RESULTS Aug. 13: Ph4kes 16 (WP Chris McGee, MVP Tony Bruce vs. Petnna•s 4 jLP Dave McKay, MVP Chris Lee); PhAkes 11 (WP Bill Nash, MVP Chns McGee) vs. Petrina's 10 (LP Dave McKay, MVP Jim Kakoures); PCI 10 (WP Dick Barnoskl, MVP Bob Widmann) vs. Canada Trust 9 (LP John Civello. MVP Brad Bozek); PCI 21 (WP Steve Browne) vs Canada Trust 4 (LP John Civello. MVP Brad 802ek); Steve Fearon-Re/Max Quality 10 (WP Steve Berry, MVP Kaus Chandroga) vs. Film House 0; Red Dogs 18 (WP Dave Swindells, MVP Dan Belanger) vs. Rack 'Em Up 9 (LP Mike Drennan, MVP Ken Wilkenson); Rack •Em Up 18 (WP 8 MVP Mike Drennan) vs. Red Dogs 9 (Martin Caprani, MVP Dave Swindells); Recognition 13 (WP Mike Bhand, MVP Robert Reynolds) vs. Highlanders 11. NORTH YORK WOMEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE SQUIRT GIRLS' REP DIVISION (standings as of Aug. 10) EAST TEAM PTB Whitby 30 Oshawa 28 Pickering 8 23 Peterborough 16 StoulfvilM 14 Pickering W 7 Cobottrp 6 Ajax D finish. They drubbed Newmarket 15-9 and clob- bered Clarkson 14-1. In the semi-final, the Pirates took a 6-3 lead in the seventh inning before succumbing to the Bloor Jays 9-8 to send them into the consolation final. Team members are Ryan Bukalo, Billy Nicholson, Ryan Donnan, Darry Hill, Drew Cushnie, John Flude, Mark Cruse, Zach Forster, Christian Reeves, Robert Cramer, Kyle Sassmar., John Veitch and Glenn Belanger. Coaches are Carl Sassman, Arthur Donnan and John Bukalo. -iliF. I& N"5-PAu 19 0 Doi — Netne of t\e PICKERING SWIM CLUB & SWIM FUNDAMENTALS FOR KIDS L Wed., Aug. 16 & Wed., Aug. 23. 95 i 7-9 PM PICK. REC COMPLEX, UPPER LEVEL 1 M111,1' Tl) 1AX)K F()RVI,'AR1) TO! • Irrt- 1-1.1.11 ivc,rhirig - .:tt-at Tt-ant .: it �t♦1 ! !.,rd -,% irk th-Al 111.1kt-. }ext Irrl gim-1 _.n lilt ♦16"IM c it B INFO I Ftt \ItaNF%TaI� 1%Ft1 Out, �- /\ l all Nulh H i 1 — • iS all cath% U) r.—b5 PIGRERInG FIGuF SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION NEW MEMBERS AUG. 24195 7.00-9.00 P.M. PREVIM MEY13ERS � DEADUK AM 1&% PICKERING REC. COMPLEX (upper level main IobbW KIDSKATE - FOR CHILDREN 3-5 YRS. OF AGE CANSKATE - A C.F.S.A. Learn to Skate Program (for children 5 yrs. of age and up including a special needs program) JUVENILE, JUNIOR THROUGH TO SENIOR Level Skaters ICEBREAKERS - An Adult Learn to Skate Program PRECISION & ADULT COMPETITIVE SKATING - (Tryouts Sept. 5, 8, 12 & 14, 95.) FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ANY OF THE ABOVE PROGRAMS, CALL THE P.F.S.C. OFFICE AT 420-4117 Ojirrtng yualtty tru: r : rr.::rtral Arts by huhlc ./rtairfr.'r1 r,,rs Storytime and Drama Games 4 'o 6 year oids Six 1 1.'2 hour weekly sessions for $53.50 Fun Filled Theatre Programme for Seniors Six 2 hour weekly sessions for S53.50 Acting Classes for kids 7-9. 10-12 and teens 13-16 Six 1 112 hour evening sessions for $96.30 Teen (age 13-16 ) classes: Improv. Voice, Charactenzat,on. Directing 1. Makeup. Audition Process. Personal Presentation & TV Techniques Six 1 1/2 hour classes for $96.30 Adult Classes Method Acting, Scene Study, Directing and Makeup Six 1 112 hour classes for S96.30 ALL PRICES INCLUDE G.S.T. Many courses have limited space remaining. Avoid disappointment, register now. AUGUST OFFICE HOURS Mon.- Thurs. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m. to 4 D.m G] . . .. . , , PACE. 20-THF1NF: WS ADVFRTISF.R FRIDAY, AtI&S7'IR. 11"5 Advertisin ISINESS FOC BU 9 Feature BRIAN FORDHAM DRIVEWAY SEALING AND PATCHING Residential & Commercial 1-(800)-387-0694 (91%)M743 • Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision • Perceptual Testing • Dispensing of all Types of Frames 8 Contacts 1885 Gl fwm Road. Suile 212 Pickering. Ontario. L1 Y 6R6 M5303.683-1175 Oshawa Centre. Stevenson Rand Oshawa. Ontario. L1J 2K5 571-3220 GUNTHER IVENS CONTRACTING Wood. Vinyl Doors/Windows Basements, Decks. Additions ,4 P� All Other Home ,� �4 Improvements ,, �; (905) 839-0681 I61 L��JI To Get Those Phones Ringing Advertise in Focus On Business Call Janice at 683-0707 I 20tua �Ooks 1 1.000's Df Used New Adutt and ==Oe�KS Cnildren's cnoose Boos are 1 �m at 1/2 always 10% ^e cover Off fne o^ce cove^c-ce Located in the Supercentre Mal I at Liverpool Rd and Hwy. 2 in I (905) 831-3741 Save the GST on your used book purchase when La. ^y r '. s ea Gne _o,aor pe, purcrase ------------j Gillezeau and Fifts'mmonseAn optometrist I WINDOWS DURH& DOORS AM HUM clinic that helps you see life clearly Dr. Mark Fitzsimmons, a graduate of the University of Waterloo, is one of 8 optometrists who care about the health of their patient's eyes. Your eyes are the windows to the world. A "Eve tests can also indicate diseases such world that can be better enjoyed with perfect as high blood pressure, diabetes, tumors and vision. multiple sclerosis," says Dr. Fitzsimmons. t lnfortunately all of us aren't blessed with "That's because these illnesses can be detected 20/20 vision without the use of corrective lenses. by examining the blood vessels inside the eye. That's why it's important to take care of your It's the only place on the body where blood eyes. vessels can be seen." It should be something we do every year, But even though blood vessel irregulanties having our eves tested by a qualified can be symptomatic of theses maladies, the staff Dptometnst- Not only will it help us see clearly, will recommend a visit to your family doctor for but the eyes can tell more than you think. further testing. Dr. Emile Gillezeau and Dr. Mark Another reason to have a regular annual Fitzsimmons are respected professionals who check up is one of convenience. care about the health of their patient_. Who hasn't lost their glasses or had them Since 1978, at their clinic in the Oshawa damaged beyond repair? Well, maybe not Centre and since 1987, in Mckenng now at the everybody, but if you do and have your latest Pickering :Medical Clinic on I&S5 Glenanna Rd., prescription information on file, it will make they along with six other optometrists have replacing your glasses or contacts that much helped thousands of people enjoy life with easier and faster. corrected vision. At the Gillezeau and Fitzsimmons office The staff include Allan Hum, !Michelle you'll find 700 different styles of frames and if Schmidt, Jason Ritchie, Linda Voisin, Ashif they don't have exactly what you want from this Abuani and Frank Stepec. massive selection, they have catalogues that "We provide complete family eye care." says will help them locate the frames you want. Dr. Fitzsimmons. 'That includes vision testing The clinic will also fit you with any style of and eveglass and contact lens dispensing. We contact tense whether you are near sighted, far also test for cataracts and glaucoma which is sighted, have astigmatism or need bifocals. recommended for people over 40." Of the five senses, sight to many is the most Children are also important patients at precious of all. That's why it's important to put their clinic- It's very important that they have their well being in the hands of people who their first test by age 3 to ensure their visicn is care. corrected at the early signs of weakness. Walk-ins and appointments are welcome at Dr. Fitzsimmons also takes a special the Gillezeau and Fitzsimmons clinic. Hours are interest in children with learning problems 8 a -m. to 8 p.m. Mon. to Thurs. and 8 a.m. to 5 associated with their vision. He runs clinics on a p.m. Fri. and Sat. For more information call regular basis. M9-5303 or 683-1175. Why Advertise In Focus on Business? Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantage. Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved? When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures. The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service, philosophy, goals, special promotions and even an historical overview. Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ad design, story interview and writing plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more information call Janice at 683-0707. V470 Wirxlows & Doan • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY i BOW WINDOWS • INISURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • STORM DOORS - NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS • GLASS a SCREEN a REPAIRS 696 KING ST W OSHAWA. ONTARIO L1J 21-3 BARB'S DOLLS I)OLL sn;oto- Sn NOW OPEN IN AJAX AND ACCEPTING REGISTRATION FOR PORCELAIN DOLL MAKING TAUGHT BY A CERTIFIED ARTISAN. 20 Chadwick Dr. 905 427-7422 Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, offices, apt., etc. Piano moving. Packing available. r23-0239 � 2�� 86-5513 'y.1R.1GA(.,E . LOOK BETTER, FEEL BETTER Facial, manicures, pedicure, waxing, eyelash or brow tint, fibreglass nails, permanent eyebrows. For information or appointment call 831-1657 GARDINER'S DUCT CLEANING, CHIMNEY SWEEP A EAYESTROUGH CLEANING Hook-up (1+39.95 - $5 per vent CHW*Y SWEEPING ONLY $44.95 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL snake method used. (416) News Advertiser 130 COnunercW Ave., Ajax, US 2H5 6830 707 Fax 683-7363 •rHF. NFWS ADVFRTISF.R FRIDAY, AUGUST 111. 1795•11"AGIs 21 wa-wnitbyClarington This Week and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. ombined Pr r IJAS S P'^One L -es Ozer. %':- -Fr 0 J. a '.. u' T Sa• f247 I IMA 1 111 1 1 every Carom I " Careers " Careers General IMIGarleral General General GeneralJgSales Help/ HNp� ' Help' p 1 Imp Agent • whity • cleria=Ie• A&'- 4 [S WEEK 'News Advertiser AUCTION GOERS'..' Durham Region residents can now get ,gip -to -date AUCTION LISTINGS via our ,)ew dedicated phone lines. All auction -otices that are published in one of our -.ublications will automatically be listed on .lis phone line. For Auction Listings Call ■ 7545 Cladngton Residents 444-2615 CO -MANAGERS a ASSISTANT MANAGERS Required for Bowmanville and Victoria Park /401 -- B'S what We can offer you: •=istaurant management training 39ram tailored to experience >mpetitive salary and benefits program -emotional opportunity based on erformance >u have what if takes, send your Jme to: LILLY T-HINTON 644 DIXON RD., ETOBICOKE, ONTARIO M9W 1J1 idy's would like to thank all applicants appy for this position but advise only se candidates under consideration will 'ontacted. Careers l-MLM NETWORK 1KETING PRE - INCH Revolutionary 'hang plan for aver - above average "•"rs Call 24hr infor- m, (416)462.7487 )KING FOR OP- 4S?Cash in on the ve in home busy :•end, with 1 of the largest health care :antes- Awesome ben- :au(416)284-4493. 1 General Help IRSTYLIST wanted. *nced wrath clientele enable, friendly and endable Great oppor- n} Puckering area. Call 839 3511 WSOPIS LOGO General Help NAIL TECBINICUM WANTED must have a least 1 year training In artificial nails, manicures, wax- ing 8 pedicures. Com- mission or salary, 20- 30 hrs./week. Can Use at Nail PM Studio tier interviews •x}-2107 AGENTS required to mar- kel an emergency roadside service. New company In Canada that pays residual income Inquiries phone or lax 705-424-2455. Ajax firth requires students for pan bme material han- Must be able to IAN 30 kdos Apply M person, 4015 Mod erim Ave. Ajax. GI ' General I P ALUMINUM ROOF INSTALLERS Needed. Siding Ale- �anics needed to be retracted for new alu- minum roofing. Brake and metal working ex- penence a must. Ref- erences needed Travel required -ail Bra,' EIL-DEN HOME IMPROVE- MENTS 664-0018 ASSISTANT ECE teacher •equirea for Little People's Pi -try School in Ajax to be - 1,n Sept 5 For more into call 428-9909, ask nor Tina BAKER, experienced, full- t•rne, apply in person. Bak- er's Table, 227 Bloor Street East Oshawa CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon publ"ron as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion and there snail be no liability for non -Insertion of any adver- tisement. Liability for er- rors in ads Is hinted to the amount paid for the Space occupying the error. All copy Is sublecl to the ap- proval of management of News Advertiser CLEANING company re- quires experienced floor man, must have van. 20-30 hours/week. S1o/hr plus gas allowance Call 436- 745e. FULL & PART TIME DAY JOBS Available Mon. - Frit Only • CAKE DECORATORS • COUNTER HELP • SHIFT SUPERVISORS • KITCHEN HELP Call the NEW PICKERING DAIRY QUEEN I*" Kingston Rd. (at Dixie) at 831-2666 SERVICE CO-ORDINATOR "o assist with the co-abnae(ln and provision Of support t Jets and stalf of ru Caregnef Reber A ogiam pact tion " - - ^)tits' -ort' : RESPONSIBILMES: • assist with the CD-atlinNort of service pmvww ID pmh my caregivers in connection with Rte in-n0ete rupee am :lilt day program. :omplete n - home assessments ' provide regular client tolwup and update riat fees ark 'ecords i mattairt knell chart Caxaix m wstae service startdartls are Tet QUALIFICATIONS: sec pzw quaiitaeats in fMxstg or gowsobgy experience in convnurt fy services and Knowledge of dxtri- nunily resources &lease send or tax resume by Augual ,Gtr ' �l 'c PROGRAM DIRECTOR CAREGIVER RELEF PROGRAM (V 487 NiESTNEY R0. S. UNiTS 19 8 20 AJAX ONTARIO, LiS 6W8 Phone (905) 427-2315 Fax (905) 427-7587 TRECO REAL ESTATE LIMITED New Homes Hiaml Company seeks experienced Sales & Mar- keting person for New Homes Manager po- sition. Must have a minimum 3 years new tome real estate experience and computer literate. Must be licensed. Preference given to those individua!s who have real estate management experience and a uni- versity degree. OFFERING: • Base Salary • Commission Overrides • Company Group Health Plan • Car allowance if you are a dedicated Sales Professional , then I am interested in speaking to you. Please bring , mail or fax your resume to Treco Real Estate Limited, 1400-11 A Bay- ly Street, Pickering, Ontario Fax : (905- 837-2555) include salary expectations. No phone calls please. EXPERIENCED GLAZER REQUIRED able to do swv- ice calls. 427-7484 EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER cook wanted . good wages. apply in per- sm. Halibut House Rostau- ram, Pon Perry. HAIR -STYLIST -wanted -- full or part -time --fully quali- fied Salary plus commis- sion, call 427-9738 - LANDSCAPE Labourers Ex- perienced preferred Clare- mont area. Call John Brouwer Landscaping 6863869. i�wr t�.a-as�swt�ty GM PARTS COUNTER PERSON Required in the Pickering Area. Please call BOB GOULET 683-6181 Sheridan CHEVROLET OUrAN a1LE CADRIAC GEO LTD VF REQUIRES SERVICE ADVISER Aulorrobve background required. experience pre- lened Self motivated person with above average alstomer service skiffs teeded. for our busy 7 day a week service centre A1K rplared part 1me ShAtie Driver Janitor Plezwtl hard working person with dear Jr.tng record to work shifts. evenings weekends. Apply wAh resurne to Cwvv e Roo• ' KC K,ngS or a: pickar", GBIPT e 7Clf tiM�a4��' Q Grocery & Bakery Person/ Required Flexible hours Bring Resume to Mike at: 3570 Brock SL N., Whitby Positions available with flexible hours at RED LOBSTER PICKERING Suitable for energetic, enthusiastic. guest -oriented hard working individuals Apply in person to 1550 Kingston Rd. 2-4 p.m. Painter/WaUpaper Person Required Full Time for a Insurance Restoration Company with Insurance Expener>ce, Please Fax Resume at 905-42746833. EIGHT week Professional FlonsbY and Business Pro- gram. three week ocpor- tunny Florstry Course Pan time evening course. In- tone video courses Inten- sive training, start your own Dusmess. work at horn* or shop. know the secrets, Know file tools. know the trade Career Scnoo+ Or Floral Design 52 SIM- COE ST. S. Osnawa 19051 436-1991 Training assistance may be avail- able If you are over 45 and recently laid on Experienced waitress wanted, apply in person only. Mon. - Thurs. after 2p.m 10 Bond St. W. Oshawa. Diamond Grill Full time counter/kitchen helprequired Pickennq Ajax location Call Moez at The Great Canadian Bagel 420-7027 LAWW maintenance per- sonnel. Call King West Landscaping 728-0977 from 9.5, Mm -Fn.. CARDINAL mean.[.. ixrwrwena oc POSITONS AVAILABLE iN DURHAM REGION Companions for the elderly Nannies for children, Full time live in / out. Drivers Preferred 619-3351 Small new home and ren- ovation company seeking carpenter/framers fun and pan time For dMo. call IW51 723.2305 OFFICE STAFF, Service- men and Installers required for busy HVAC company. Must be a sell starter, hgn energy person. Field per- sonnel required a mnimurn of a Gas Fitters license Please drop on a resin in person at: 2020 Wentwoem St 09, whiloy accurate, crlmputer literate Secretary/ Rrceotumtst. Mint hair excellent or- ganizational & In- terpersonal .k:lls Pled tows ntllllle: do Jake Morrow Pickering Village United Church 300 Church St. %. Ajax, 0m LiT 2W - 11e ayprtcut. all apPla- an,xw, tluirr'1'K we will ,nl, contact dr>,. we B,ast:ng operator nor Lance and Spin lot wrrif uipiMedge d Ueat e. tank ape clean.ng avid mM- brar, 'emovet Ability to wort 'r own initiative train and supervise omen 'G' L,cerise Salary negohaom Growl �pportux,ity wdtr L - h re n,anagenlert position iw resume (905 619 - START NOW Local company has positions available n all depart menta Earn up to $1482 Per nr it Qualified No ex- Denence necessary owr transponabon required Call Monday Dnfy 404 Ca : ' 9 L)c 4 3C TAXI DOWERS and an driven needed •ux or Dirt time. must be over 25. contar Bev 10 a m S p m end" Friday. 5.1- •331 for Merww TAXI DRIVERS Wanted FULL It PART TiME 831-2160 TRENTWAY wAGAR s now acc pong applications for school bus drivers for •'N BowmanvilWCourtice area Erperw+ce including 4 class B 600ince preferred but not necessary n inter- ested pease call Greg or Tor•. 432-2968 WANTED - ExPERV ENCED Drctessional late - marketers Appy n person to -Gear. pus Carpets'. The Finley Centre, 937 Fin- ey Ave. Alax. Ontano Bet- r.een the hours at 8 a m and 6 p m Phone only if yJu need directions 427- 2620 Full and part time positions ayalaple WANTED- delivery driver for aayome. Square Boy Pizza & Subs- 133 Church St, Scwmar, I, Acay witmn Office Im Help IF you are single or a sin- gle parent or separated or divorceo witri three years work experience, you may quality for financial asses Lance of it you are over 45 and have recently been ,add ole. you may quality for training assistance, DIP/ CERT, Lotus, Wordperfect D -Base. Word. Accpac Bedford, Autocad, Ventura. Pagemaker. Harvard, Cor - ea. Computer Programming and Systems Analyst. Co- bol, Pascal and C Photo- shop, Quark Express and Illustrator, Durham Bus - ness Computer College. 427-3010 EARN extra matey now Recruiting demonstrafors for beauMul line of for great hostess program Christmas Around The World provides $300 Wt. free tran". free hostess gill Earn a iireetd pay- check now until Christmas Also booking parties Can Now 1 -800 -57o -XMAS INDEPENDENT SALES REP Food Seroce Com- pany fegWre3 mdeperi 0 t Sales Representatives with varvtaMe vehicle Corn rs- sfon Quality product not trendy Terntory Pickering 10 Brockville, includes Pe- terborough and Kawarthas Phone Joanne at 1-800- 243 55'r PRINTING, COMPANY n Whlby 'egules a mbevaaed fox time Salesperson to service eifnnng ckenti and ''WO up new ciortW Fax 4sume 10 1905 432 IS' 3 SALES Represertat:w requires Ear* 50-60K -w- •ehng escrtm, RISO Dupk- cation products a Durham Rutin sales experience an asset. but willing to trbn right wKywduars If y are rterested n max-; and exec-wiii rico v -of your eflo. Dlewo 'aa resume 'C eoC '4t -Sad SALESPERSONS In- dependent Safes persons needed Part wro hA time opoorhunrty to Sam ac,-* &.Mage none working for a Mayr Niewspapw r our?,— Reg'on .can Roger 686-223' Mon Fn 12 noon go- Sat 7a--2,— WHIM arm -2, r^ WHITBI NEW HOME BUILDER Rcyuirc, A Saki Host/Fiosivia% to 4&,4.1 on -sue saki perwn to cart SC"C:mbcr 2. Part-time hours with oink tlextt„lity rcyuired Puck ccrid rc,urrx::: File 07199 PO. Bot 481 Oshawa, Ont L1H 7L Skilled up Help AUTOMOTIVE PAINT- ER w th experience n an areas of pant must be am. bilious. (905)579-4coo ESTABLISHED plumber required who is farruhar with commeraa, and resi- dentiai work Required for service work Must have vehicle Please call Brant 42'-1029 REQUIREDGrepper and also Licensed or last year apprentice Bodyman for flat rate shop Experienced only need appy in person to Jensen Auto Body. 105 Ash St Whitby No phone calls please. SEWING - MACHINE OPERATORS Clean, ueNeee midge Plant locat- ed in vichering, hourly rate Phos Pion , writ [renis. MU" be experience& can cat ("0 400-8764 r .&.:,:•YAW �`tQ,.=?i C:A.arr:.. t..: w.*rw:'.a...... . , � .. • PAGE 22 -THE NF %%'SAD% F.RTISER FRIDAI. Al II:1IST IR, IV4S IM 9k led MM SUIed MiW �Ip Flelp MI ' umkdDmul• �Y Flea Articles Articles Article Available Market For Sale For Sale For SIM ECE. NON SMOKING a ANI COIEITIOIER, CARPET your home at dis- NITACIO 31' stereo TV TAMARACK CARPEL no9ar will provide daycare Kenmore. 6,000 BTU, vent- count prices. 100% nylon, loaded. Font to own by Carpet, vinyl, hardwoor in our home, huge fenced cal, exceNent condition. stain resistant. Price includes Owe for only $9.75/wk. blinds. paint. Seniors On yard. backing Onto Park. $225.427-7659 after 6. pad and expert OSMA8bOn. Cal 571-1413. court. Will beat anybody' Whit•elStrwrie arae, 831-K AOM,portable Cal Nish at (905) 4XR551. Iced daycare avail AN price by an additional 51i 7612. . $W. Plein- COMPUTERS. complete KENW000 220W home For free shop -al -horn LOVING daycare profridad man, up rgM piano. $400. used IBM systems mini. t- stereo system. 54D"sc CD service call 905-579-7a4 in mry home, smoke-fn• dekute vv1 i gas stove. ers Irom $349 386's with planer. dual dile. Tow- or 1-800.2460760. pals, lanced backy". no p $125. 420.2664 primers $555 New 486133 N speakers. Only $7.50twk. computer VGA nutritious gandneavaila relenen Wal Pie i WWtes Pill" $949. 496 DX2166 $1.275. Fort to own by phonic. 571- 1"KColor Monitor lo. R avFail For 2. Foiro4 for sale. $400. Cal 427- CO Rom kill 5189.. premier $100. 28.8 modems $199.. 1413. rise. Mwyfonf Is it low a . lour edea. For more infor- 2256 WES 14' VGA color mon"- MOWN SALE - fnouss (Stan. Ckrtputer Speak n ration cal Cheryl 420- Washer ti dryer, Baunark. tors $195. Sud the irder to hold carNwSA beds. mange (ZoNt"a). Dos S.D. programs 0206 heavy duly, apt. size. SM. $29.95 Phone 197.3060. harnihre• television, steno. shelves. �• asking $1000 o.b-o. Ca SOCIAL Worker. 16 Yea at, kereron, rertieal. 5200 AYADNG DEAL! Top I q� (905)579-3791. ksaw experience wit care for STU $125. BM rrrspntan children of >tages. Har- 2 open fall hate - Ne woodill" 2 area. Starting $sw. 5. 831J468. Sept. 51h Call 427-3946. Sol" AJAIL Tmmar m Arfifor Cka Cres. muter d 3 VAN careSift tp t 12 -3 12 year olds• • , tensed yard. large Way wsrleed IM w room. rose to park and 080. black lacquer china schools. meals provided ca.. I $ jMntigla 4 8 30-4:30 (flexible Please 728-1539. miu MOVING SALE- bedroom, WASHERS, dryers, *WP couch, arm chat. tables. stove. new and rseorn6 appkanr.'•s. rugs. kitchen- Norfed, $225 and up for to were. crockery, all in excel- conditioned washer $171 lint condition. Everything and up for recondrapirm Midst Got 1506-5762 eve dryers. $175 and up for to 11NrG5- new, Conditioned used. u used. antiques d and c- stovAlso coin og - cmc Iect"bles. Dressers. desks. washer and dryers. Ste egr •qu New to area. daycare contact Mrs Seirjearrtson at driver dfYeSSer $3W anti- FILTER QUEEN Central tables and chairs, great Pherson's Furniture ant mon old happy chid n my needed fa 2 children, 2-3 days week. Witten watkrrp 619-2771 oat Xmas tree• SW 839- 7765 vacuum sY�^ with power prices. New Lds Furniture. Appliances. 227 Court St. home Mon Tn, no house- keeping. choice to Lincoln Abxan- PS WMtes/Oklanoma. elper- • 010 �K Superb head and attachments. y100 .. 16 h extensrw lad- 250 Bayy St W. Ajax. (x)68 332 Oshawa. 576-7448 non smoker. Whites Rd Bayfield area der School 294.65W Iced daycare avail AN yews ONKI fc stove. alntord. der. $20.. bedroom suite. penenca as a caregiver tine provde a stimulamp/warmr, We service all maio household appy fe Call Kimbeny anytime RETE' bung ages, stantr+g Sept. 5 Cant 037-0934 $225. 838-4375 tread arta loot board. night OAK1POW FURNITURE- f ng•ralds. washers anc (905)031-7231 n live -out. to care tO 3 ' children MD 0 aRef pin. for carpe, more mat 25 drf- Air Conditioner. 11500 BTU tom• armoire. erred dresser, Why pay � �9 One a Ontano's oldest and lar- �•rs• freezers. stoves, Caregiver required for 6 i to Dec References f75. rarrq maMme $75. Kenmore 5 years old. auto $550. wooden t v. tables. gest manufacturers is now dishwashers, gas appilarrc Portafron References re- req required a27�383 F1►ewppd am f360. Kwxrore $30 . fireplace tool set. seting deed ro the pubic. as Free estimates, 7 mon old girt. SUMN Sepr 121h. qu,red ECE an asset Deb- Lawn. 8 hp lawn tracts. 37 cut. 5 nKfge S.. frost -free t and Eg oak pedestal table and a week (905WS-7589 kinng stin+ulat ng nonsmoking envnonmant care yrs Old. $650 4 years old. mint condrtrori 5500 Derv- electric stove $500 pair Bookcase and urge whits a Marrs $849 7 h double A�CI� Preferred Whites Rd • Available AYADNG DEAL! Top midtrer Kenmore $40 desk with compuyr stand pedestal and 6 Marrs ' At Once Manager 172 K--; St E Surto 201. 57+eppard area Cal Mar DAYCARE Act"i 'mm. nursery bathroom, xft-tw Quality hardwood u low couch, Marrs end tables f250 430-0587 51499. cannnonball beds wanted ' �•�( Itiedical Fn 837-0545 ATTENTION INFANTS. prices Apple. ash, mage, hickory Can DURHAM lamps. kitchen table i chairs. Snowblower 5 Hp, FLEX Gill C Compact ex- tom x399. Over 20 stain choices. all said. no DENTAL Assistant L ' -Large �Nlril CAREGtt/ER. ^onh lynx mother of 2 rw6 •x- f'••ns FIREWOOD 4271741 torwartl. reverse $350. •rase mamma. selectgr- veneers Traditional Wood- ANTK3t/ES Ab•ok+I•tY• Clan Cas 4M 7M5 norrke. 3 boys. 3 yrs. 2 12 penenca as a caregiver tine provde a stimulamp/warmr, DAYCARE irarhaple In Kenmore dishwasher. 5300 ized 200 U stalk. no cable --king 905 905-8774 Purchasing fulthilluffile Or an- CERTIFIED Dench Assns- and • 6 months. 5 day& Ndve gi env.ahmum for You FIREWOOD Excellent 4 yrs old *Nwct • tree carpe, more mat 25 drf- �- ytfMrlg oid Sci•rildkt stanu- •� .O, wee. '��kms Own trans- Please tau mom 6 dad quality hardwood Guar f75. rarrq maMme $75. ferent e,erchses, 5800 TIER Clocks - Durham's nrn•mts. china, waver. aciver- group practice n lshawa Send Portafron References re- 427-J630 anleed. extra long mrfe fi+•lw etc Kc Call a33-2182. 5+9'78' Largest refraction -New and 1 -9' toys. decoys. dols. resume to qu,red ECE an asset Deb- seasoned. cut and spit 4344478.623-534? 427-0005 ..":ed pianos Not surer "14 potties. collections or At Once Manager 172 K--; St E Surto 201. ble 6lCl-s90a DAYCARE Act"i 'mm. nursery bathroom, xft-tw Honest measurement Free COOL!"! BE COOL.!. Ar condition _Mn•we ltH 187 NANNY ^Ousel r love eaW IrlutrrtiOUr mesh. rtarms 4 dNntry Kory Heat Frye. s Serres, tc Cars. Wind. _ video games & systems yr old To inspect taokber wood x905;'5%1246 ore Units i Cental Ar $25 DENTAL Assistant L ' -Large out required for 4 and 6 yr tar 420-'356 only $6 75/wk Cal 5 71 - 6 W up By licensed tecn- ' 4 •'i SNEDMAN old sch<k,; ctn40ren French r 905 A20-8105 FREE FIREWOOD. Clan Cas 4M 7M5 c.rn g office toll timhe spelak,ng preferred West DAYCARE irarhaple In SKIDS A PALLETS avertable - A R P Partied. . ..peri ney"" 2 location Stam tong homis Hot nutritious Hardwood and softwood Cww Broker 100% trmced and abe, O ehrredmeals. large fenced yard. . SHEET METAL W Cao 90s-83•-1709 ^9 Sept 6ty-A08' *my access to4c• West. mixed 'Free delivery anal Million thick DkM. ft•n K hey Rd N 4?ft-1007 able in the local area. 20 sd•tant carpet For 3 rooms. STALLER. mmmum 3 NANNY -rrguirrad for 4 spial loads available 100- arty 536900 Pnce n years experience, can 905 WANTED part mite recap- children n Newcastle. ages DIXIE'GLENNANNA. 12C skids and paNei 10 ckrd•s 30 Sq yds carpet. 4- 7. 1 !const I••r•ng to tua lime, kale lov daycare Rem to own. spit size R estates Cal Robert Bowen upright grand. digital. key Antiques (905) 655-8049. boards TREMENOOUS Broolckn SAVINGS ON NOW Taep AME AS old dura and �. �- Pram W irks, 433 1491 CASH PAID for movie. and Jury's special Omar, cal video games & systems SHARP 27' stereo TV TV% 6 VCR's. aaso VCR Greet picture free d•kvery ce irng and adiusnrams Fieri a Own ply prone for available Please phony only $6 75/wk Cal 5 71 - 404-2118 ' 4 •'i SNEDMAN WANTED C 3 5 brieweer IS em- 4 11.7 5 and 2 my home. full n9 oust be HARP cerMr•d. Dr^ .Yon Fn torr ' 30 am iXitil ap Ixo rrhy tided n !"I lanced fig• )pads NailaDle 300- 40D Skids and pallets.Jkxy OMuxe tap and rhrtaaasdn n your fnOrra Free Oudr HAIR Sabin Hrrrmaw• t4YtOrrt. Morn. le SMOM ualty Q barn built on site. AME AS old dura and �. �- exper+•nOe Carl 42'- pro. 6 p m Start imrtie• and. icor" ,cads of types rise! parer �utneous and Jury's special Omar, cal eon n your name Ivo n- poop sinks i unts, snarnpoo Main. y�18 $649 ST GST :nduded nrdf 1". oscopos- tele - 1443 ddiatM 7Card p n hancries 6 snacks 1von now 905 430-2887 Neve IMeft, no per ren for one ihe0•pribn desk. dryers. and Other sires r 905 A20-8105 d V- scope$. binoculars �,nyd+. or 902 5'76 SON or- Me 42 message full year. Daniel. 1-•00- much mote. cal (905) 430 avertable Call 905-509 nailed ,Nrns Clocks do household moves, res" � Gardena 8 217-0104 3156 4%1 `'t '%�� VS. fi rnieure. any" old Free ids - d heated storage units Now types of moves Can Can or t8Dp RABBITwanls work doing penence Free estimates, offenng free boxes with AM -1678 q'I i i ri DIV i ill) I D I R E C T O R Y News Advertiser 68M707 .flF a;r-, NM •, t--Drovernents GCB CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs. renovations and construction Fast and ciea^ profession- al work yuaranteea BEST PRICE IN RIE. Craig- 6b6-1913 GION spec,akzng in soffit 'aaa trough, siding. doors. MImprovements ' ' Improvements ' Handyman ' Painting & • Moving old am Moving & • House • • Driving Decorating • Storage Storage a Cleaning • • Schools J S ARMSTRONG DEv. AJAX Fence and Deck - WC Jpecaii,'ng in custom wood fences, chain Innot homes, add tions. renova- custom decksdog runs, tans. rec rooms and base rant acartments Residnbai e PO"enclosuresrepairs to and commheroat Serving ensll fences Over 17 D,-3-Regior to_ over 15 years or hands or exper, yrs F -,e 'rs a � Call -00 Call 666-4955 or 1 - Jeff 905.4211-5706 1--• �I_ = -r- DUCTWORK installed, windows, Guarantee. 2C moved. relocated. Excellent yea' s experience, all rates Free estimates Eiec. -9051987-'043 or (905'• troi air cleaners. hu- 98+3 5.3E mdrhers Big. Small fobs 'MISTER CHEAP- Home Cal Fa- -28-0296 improvements, rec rooms.in TOMMY'S HOME IM- law apartments. additions. PROVEMENTS- carpentry fences. decks, etc Li - drywall basemen. ares -'fc tensed 1�r over 20 years. room porches 8 7e:KS _e- all work guaranteed for ramrc toes Call Tommy at Free estimate call Ernie r 905 A20-8105 r-00'5-4;^-'-'2 v.i.rhome cervices. we-.�-�-.• otter 1 stop shopping so �� "•� ��. serving Durham Region Icr why look turthi Special- 19 yrs Additions, sundecks, izing in home cleaning, patio doors. windows. rec- grass cutting and immfirxng, rooms tlagsione. free esti- window washing, eaves- rates 905 `_'6.5760 troughing, driveway seal- RENOVATIONS. Caoinetry. ing For tree estimates can basements Kitchens. Ad - 427 -2667 anions Carew Co 432-6865 EUROPEAN tue specialist. C 6 R Maintenance &along will renovate your bathroom, repairs and renovations or kitchen walls as well as electrical. plumbing. ceramic floor ties Good references tiles, carpentry From small and satisfaction guaranteed repairs to major renovations For free eshrnaltts call D- Fully guaranteed. tree iasii- Dykstra 725-4913 mates (905)668-3300 M&M CONSTRUCTION Carpentry , Rooting Ewancal , Plumping cences.Decd(s New A70: yrs Pen,;ia'o^.� ouaiity Work Guaranteed Re! OrpEatyepnong Mc-ce_• 3oE (905)427-4234 BUDGET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement Apts Rec-rooms, piurnbing. Additions. electrical. drywall 15 yrs Experience Free estimates. call Mano (905) 619-4663. cel. (416) 5604663 HANDYMAN With pick up tnxk will do Didd jobs clew up garage, yard small moving )obs, grass cut- ting. fence rera S call Vic 428-8907 Caregiver required for 16 BOB'S PAINTING OtS�I/tIs 10 25 a red Bt IHit:T 11s/1ERS %tan with 22.1 tin MICHALSKI MOVING MAID & JANITORIAL Ser-- houses. apartments, offices, ices. registered. bO nded, S&B DRIVING , seniors discount short notice k. 11enol piano spa- mored We need (wild- SCHOOL r HJuse g moves Pianos moved also moving tru avalable alists Senior and mid- wigs. homes d offices to -rOf. $ appliances. Comparable for all kinkl Of Iuul month discounts Licensed. clean. Low rates Cesar- -4 lessons and test exp'd rates Call 432-2850 moves Coremercdal rr.ndrntial (w cnrtagcs insured Free estimates anteed service. customer Excellent service Call 436- references Free ewwriates. $105. •rob MEN wdh large truck will Ratr..un .a i1�•'hour X71-s7tN _. - - a� "'?` N-G'e '•4 C3s2 - *10 Lessons $150 satisfaction do household moves, res" stretching, our speciality Free Gardena 8 -Full Course $259 • Free dential, commercial All `'t '%�� • • ressmaking, � 9 • • � 1ands6a Free ids - d iE�4Tailoring ping p up a rop L41estimates _ X �n M0.1 Electrical 839-35M INTERLOCKING BRICK, (416) 287-3060 • pef1ef10ed • n driveways, walkways pool, ELECTRICAL Construction 8 maintenance Industrial. R dential. & COmmelGal o lob hoc small Call • , Painting 8 • Decorating MARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - Patios / steps, retaining walls. tree estimates, call BncksCape Inc 668-2742 MISTER POST HOLE, au gured post holes, setting of posts in concrete. (905) 665-040C • Party • Services Move pg or small we price ALL Pro Painting and Wallpapering. them alll Free estimates. • Flooring ntenor,exte- nor, ov we-mStilge seniors discount short notice I Carpeting MAGICIAN, clown Mends. stucco ceiling. general repairs, top wont moves Pianos moved also ready entertain for any appliances. Comparable n age. any ocrasron Birth- - rates 20°° aces seniors discount 404.9669 rates Call 432-2850 CARPET Installations - 25 days, promotions, open. pen. Ings, fund DRYWALL and painhng. AJAX Moving Systems - full services. moves. appliance MEN wdh large truck will years experience, re- raisers. Magic shows are fun! Lettuce toarding, taping, texturing- and piano specialists Flat do household moves, res" stretching, our speciality Free help 839-7057 or 728- renovations and repairs rate or hourly We now have dential, commercial All estimates D & N Duncan, 987-1799 or 967 - 8334 Small jobs 15 years ex heated storage units Now types of moves Can Can or t8Dp RABBITwanls work doing penence Free estimates, offenng free boxes with Jane 427-2856 magic for children's parties Serving Durham and out a m1OVe Park and bad speaal, and all occassions. Have town area Ken 434-4500 Nang at $99 and up Call for information, 725-0005 or my own magician Cal Er• 427-0005 -lie 668-4932 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be reiponsUe for more than one Ntserbon in the event of an error. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. AUGUST IR, 1995 -PAGE Ii e Apwtn Aftmobiles I A SakEM wheel oritre F'�'E0For �P'Re,,,bnwft F�°' `� For a Rte,,, Fwelts or FWM r- WANTED to buy - older 1986 Mustang, V6 au- TAKE A L;m. glass• china, fol- dure tomatec, air. y , sunroof, lull DRIVE TO DAR L'S WHERE 1989 Astro van, loaded. 109K. $11,900 certfied. !act bles, memorabilia. watches. etc. Single pieces loaded. 2 door with hatch, excellent condition 1 own- YOU GET MORE CAR FOR 728-5942. pr estates. Call (905) 723- 7834 er• 52200 Call 434-4512. 19" OLDS CIERA YOUR MONEY. 1991 Lurirna APV, van. black wwh gfey rHehor, full' Trailters WANTED- Older style BROUGHAM fully loaded, loaded, 3.1 V6. 99.o0ok's, vated 566&monl h Frrsv bathtub in good condition. b11d1Bft, console, 4 V6 $71,995. 1991 Mercury PICKEIIIIN(' - Twin Rivers Call %64314. excellent condition, was Topaz I.S. teal, with grey t bdnn tram apt.. Mls S S I Craft $2995 now $2795 certified. ( 905 ) 696-6183 1915 Olds Ciera V-6 interior, fully loaded, 121.00Ws. 55895. 1990 GMC. Safari van ail wheel 600 SO. FT. trailer with addition.' wirdenzed. year round trailer, park, 10 26th 8 27th 1995, 9arn- 7 Emptor auto. a� minutes to 401. 35 inn. to WAXERS Inven- u'x'urrhun• many new parts 53495 car- gundy interior, fully loaded. 76.000 Toronto, $19,900 697 - 3311 fie) DRESS filled. 1987 Celebrity original k's. Hard to room. eat -n kitchen. 4 pc tory Clearance. door, 4 cyl., air con. 51895 hid• $13.500. 1990 Cher, immediately $540 Non - fabrics, lining. rewrite certified. 1984 Camaro. T- cavalier burgundy, with vated 566&monl h Frrsv bridal. laces. head Pieces, knitting wool. FA taps. V6. mint. $3495 Corti- tied. grey inlenor. new paint. V6. PICKEIIIIN(' - Twin Rivers patterns. and dried flowers. iO"rY 1954 Topaz, 4 -door, auto. air. 51695. 1986 Car- new fres alit. bh. pit, amillrn cassette. $5795. 1989 t bdnn tram apt.. fittings. craft supplies. Aug. avan $3000 Certified. 1975 Chev Cavalier. 4 door. auto 1961 Yamaha 400 Special. 26th 8 27th 1995, 9arn- 7 Emptor Impala Wagtxu 51695 cerli with air. burgundy wM �Y runs great. new battery 8 Spm Carolyn. Crt 683-2519. Master card lied. Call 721-0249. interior, original paint, for f650 lir trade for sbrakesnowmobile snowmbble Cast 434- b visa accepted 1965 PorKise 6000 LE. 4 114 000k's. $4900. 1989 4524 GRAYMA'S Attic East dr, V6 auto, ps, pb, pro. Chow calvekQ1 2 door' grey 5 speed' herr new 6536 presents... country home P.bciks. anritm Stereo can. Only 132.000 km. pant. stripe Men. custom IO! decor and craft sale. Great now 85,DWeir std' 85.000 original k's. S deals on ysconti^ued bra Pont. was 53295.. ricer, 5596 mo nc+ude3'h•et and 5550/monm Call Ron SIMCOE north at Rus- PICKERMIG - bright fight PICKERING, 1 -bedroom sett. 2 bedroom In 12-plex. one bedroom apt. family- basement apartment. sep- parking, utilities, cable fin- room. eat -n kitchen. 4 pc arate entrance. available Ciudad except hydro Latin- bathroom, fireplace, clan. immediately $540 Non - dry facilities. Newly reno- no pets. no-smokng. any- smoker, no pets, parking. vated 566&monl h Frrsv tame. 5600 428-9363 utilities. Cable. cants! or. 4 Last Available Oct 1. PICKEIIIIN(' - Twin Rivers app'ances.686-8562. S7S-2M. 1 large fumished basement t bdnn tram apt.. NORTH OSHAWA. •1 apartment. own entrance. S60SMALL , Imo incl cable TV. • bedroom apt., avai. inane- utilities. parking, cable. dryer :n suite. no pets, avail irtxnedial". 5550 nclu- diatefy_ $550 monthly 2 laundry Included 5600/ con air. vac. utilities. close harlrrvhmh ant avai r1r•e 1,,r PICKENMIG Liverpool to Petticoat Creek Conser- D ELUXE 3 5580 Includes fndge. _ - ilia" 509-2662_ vation vation (Whites Rd S of 401) well k kept apartment stove. utilities 8 parking, 7 95 198 , call (905) 839 941t bul". in Port Perry. 15 432-7652. PICKERING -dean 2 tin, 233 hD Mercrusier ex - men.e north of Oshawa. tion. runs great. 5800 or basement $7001 AJAX SOUTH - Large. f00rh and IMlc OLIVE/IMTSOt4 area,up-bedroom EMW lir mo Sept t An con.. park- bright. one bedroom base, kitchen y will slid- per t In irg, laundry. eat -in kitchen, men?, eat in kitchen, lac- ing doors. over 1,000 sq. h. Stove. 4pc. bath. washer/ large yard. bus -route 831- Cozzi tub. parlung, laun- Itving space ideal for re- tnenall a Chose who enpy dryer :n suite. no pets, avail irtxnedial". 5550 nclu- 6t04- dry.suit non Smoking pro - t - hY- sive References Oshawa PICKENMIG Liverpool lesstst � Available Sept Sept.le 64 days. Tor basement s t bed 95 per mo 619 Cat 9185.7349. or 728- (416)2639288 coleceve 6)269- 0000m+ apt Park- 6536 225,) ONE SEOIIOOY Dace - mg, alc. close to everything. South Oshawa 2 bedroom EAST Alan -1 Dedmh oopnt f11 apartment. South Available Oct 1st 5650 -2855 duplex apt avail. Oct 1st. basement apt Starts single as '�• dose to Lake Avai 5596 mo nc+ude3'h•et and 5550/monm Call Ron persteb � `-CIO" Go 8 Sept / RerererhCes. PICKERNIG VILLAGE. t Clark !905i`_76-0586 or pmg.5r300 . 173utilitiesable f15Mmonth pus Cal 686- bedroom basement apart- 705.786.2774 eve Cam ^ids Preview our fall line $2995. cert Cal 427.9722 f49t50. 19189 Fard Barger Joarshe Available - 4605 or work 905-316- ment. separate entrance. ncluding handpa1nte0 anytime Russ. Open 7 days Drdh up. 5 sod. V6. blue. with 1980 22 FT S&VERLINE watches Friday. August 18, weeWindoas 7 95 198 , NANTUCKET, Cuddy Ca- noxi - 8 p m .Sal.. Aug. 9 - 4 p m. 3185 Atrona 1986 Porry n good cony- .00Okhigh GMC conversion van bur- tin, 233 hD Mercrusier ex - R Whrtevale (905) 472- tion. runs great. 5800 or I O gurdy gray two tone. fully •hg celerit SaM+on fieri Dost a Leasure craft. moving s, offer Call 430-6722 loadebest captains chairs d'and must sell 58.000 nckrdes VENDORS WANTED- 1967 Chew Caprice 8 pis a berhd that rums into bed 141.000k's. $8900. trailer 080 433-1051 hal Prime location Sept.. sen station w n AK ger ago 1968 Olds Calais 4 door. 34 --ortNy rate. 112 price al p b . p s Needs little b cer- maroon with maroon •1en- Cal 420-7553 heicorne call Louse t 905- bty, 000 o.D o 005) smhoker central air. tuff Dili KSuppresEG P ,-c»13 5 or. air. Nt. am flm casse". FF amass West at ( 1 parking, 37% air conditioned. no pets, no oom apat form. 5750 allndu FURINISHED basement and hydro $730 ndusve, smoking %Mmonm Cam use bedroom, 4 IIW,ances. rt apartment. private en- ONE bedroom apartment 683-3892 Sive. large room sues. tresniy pointed. use of trance. lir. sun goat work- No for rent, near GM Call DICKERING, Bachelor backyard. rnwrnedLate pos. ing petts�$550/moonnth Mutiiees r (905)a39-0229. Monday - aa. dose to Pickering Session Can Am Clank. included 839-1779 Friday 7- 9 p m. Come, available imnIe_ Kelega Really Ltd 723- �+l� tops. 160.000 km . no rust oiled Since new New lifts. dkaMly fiew"tY renovaed In- 7381 LARGE 2 SEDROOY OSHAWA 2 bedroom crud ng utikhes. non- Cal 420-7553 apartment avaitatxe King apartmer+t available at 888 smhoker central air. tuff Dili AYatll. Sept and Ritson. upper Cupltx, and 900 Glen SI Close to S55C 839-4537 rate 4itmar+n. neaaiout t- stove (heat schools. ng Shoppand PICKERIeG. Det 1 i st S& 595 Meets local by 410Y. trladk heatel khaded, new fires. 69.000 original System Epoxy. boat palm AJAX. D•taoy7I'l- and hydro $730 ndusve, uekbws included nen use bedroom, 4 IIW,ances. POOIS. 1957 Jeep YJ, 4X4. 6 till k s 56350 1988 Cher, Oshawa Glass Fibre Pro- scroft. new 2 bedroom IeiAaM �,yed 1-416-281. lassG-m Last regkared Can 725- gourmet ki?cnen, waakoi.t •o cw' standid S -S.000. sof! 8 nerd door club new ducts Ltd. 341 Durham, basement apartment spa- 931 ahem 4 p m 4997 garden. S70C nek+srve �+l� tops. 160.000 km . no rust oiled Since new New lifts. point.cavalier very bainf. very clean 53995 Crt . Oshawa. 905-579. nousseparate entrance. S sWd. red with gay m- OSHAWA Be Rhe first to Cal 420-7553 'tonth AN umams nekioed Pas" irarler n itch S7t3oo 1988 OMs Firenza. 4 floor .433 $750 includes utilities and LARGE 2 bedroom Dau- occupancy Cris completely rate 4itmar+n. neaaiout HOT DEALS! BAR- 985-3183 at er 6 p m automatic very Clean grey h a y aundry Call Mar ret or mens Private ermanu Oct rinovated one bedroom PICKERING a• 111111d.cert GAINS GALORE - 16' x 70%2 w en blue vaeriq. r. Sa 75 W uhdu- washskie roomS4ble Fred 427-9967 1 working Dref wog couperred 5596 mo nc+ude3'h•et and room tnmt S60C all r+elkr- r rrixtarngtilar KaYeht Door /9q GERMAN BUILT t 7.000k's. $3995 1968 � / ' xnrryyasety $72S ndudrr v uhhrfies. ►til 21Brock Pickering hYd'o. paft,r, and Laundry sive. ,itcher apc Dath- nc!udes decks d f -Cling FORD. Merkur Scorm. Nissan Sentra. 2 door. au- For RMl AJAx_ large bedroom 4211-3377 after fpm available No pates Cali room, r^t'mg room. laundry S& 595 Meets local by 410Y. trladk heatel khaded, tcmatc red. w.m grey in- Available xm,eyately t:as4sment walkc.,! $spa- AMERICAN ESKIMOS 9C5 831-80JC nO pill" Tfe, BEDROOM apart alas 2oyr war" I -Wo. power Sunrool. carehed. tenor 126.000k s. 53996 RAVINE xu baem, went ram efhtrance 4 app con I" nice one bedroom Owa 1 �, :'¢S40 irhent ow Osna.a. pmvatle 3687564 Pedkenngi Ajax 200.000 hey kip atkwfg 1968 Nissan Sonia 4 door apartment 1400 t R d hal a'Nviec, po"UN isntast apartment 1strlast $556 )eMa)e bedroom eecr '27-2365 S65C • .. •-lip •5„9 56.400 304-1866 S sWd. red with gay m- lux n ploenr, P.• k""'g g From $700 rof Non-sr 'tonth AN umams nekioed apartment. ^.fie hn'm9 MKERING. Whites entrance. per me S750o 90 443_4071 wood. situ burgia". trerior t87.000k's. f3395 rate 4itmar+n. neaaiout 'b9 Arad Sep tet 428- + lalandry atc. caole arra „0 Avail room, o morn. w -n kf.ren, a pct h a y near and hydc enc*,p•d 'st Lost 19.9 Hrn+de Ext. top- OI- 1967 Chrysler LeBaron basemerM. leis. 70%2 pets non-snK�kw tet r. Sa 75 W uhdu- washskie roomS4ble vated bedroom Oasement Sept 723-4012 • ' III the line. who, S-Wid Std . GTS. tidy baled. Ma- ground Pool. p.b . 7.000 kit . Asking Sept 433-1675 xnrryyasety W.O to rano• TWO c fthoom 9 Found rrgnal owner, lady dr7ven. r ibon Fir O N Frrst/Last, SdSO Firm No AJAX upper levet- 4 b•d- NEW h bedroom+. bet or Sect ' ,? Calf 430-e718 sleptrWt laundry ararybie for Seole 60 Condition. on maroon 101,000ks $3495 7966 AW,$bedroom0 Pets. Oct t Call 905-666- roan ncx+he no pets. bon lip with W'O ore •xckrlire. CLEAN •ern Durldrnr- N entrance. park.^ �. cantral lir mac no D'ets luxury and OCfODM n h .corh- :0UNOL 4 six week old kit- 140.000 140.000 lm $7500 666- Ford Aero Star Convwsron 9726 smhoker $11(x7 Dkrs ublr- bes Avail Sep tit 831- rhon-yehOkM 'ho pets. Mst last. Sen -mom". Whmby, • Oshawa north, one. two 6 ^on-stmoke* suit wale ens Fra• to a good flonh• 4354 van very clean v6. 2 bedroom. localad at 309 C76i Mail Area Cali 432 2'50 111 bedroom Includes pro4ssiobal male Sept 1 }aeries and an 1990 COROLLA 5 -pored. 99.000k's berth seats Cordova Rd No Pets HOW. Ilydre fridge stove $675 nckasrve 905-837 nes, _ s6vto tr" hk one dnver. hoe led . Deet oil ttxM rib bete. 55995 huge Please call SM2387 or AJAX7PICKERt4G, sed- NEWLY WILT. acnelw Li+^dy Wkl," avalade 0?38 audxntg and es P sit 3(:5� t2Q-7535 t 966 Toyota truck extended 576-6724 �tek,ed bedroom+ Large ' apt for r•rx, S50C 0itn. 727 2094 Located m the Val- • 1 balwornient apae."nont. plus available Sept 1. call 686 PICK Hwy e 2 8 Ory arae close is Highwair � 11191 BUICK REGAL. legal cab. -d- with white cap. 1 tfad,oam r�'«K=. �- set aired bacthelon 'y'>F OSHAWA. .leer r^a�r r -ii Roaaoanr 3-a. DeCnoom access and shoming )a0•d. excellent CahyaOn. sial 'illi' p. 5 std• rknned or isiurnrshed apartmer", do" to se "fpr. 2 bedroa^s breax/asT Apt '200 SC - , in a 'Large Pear, ;aih -24 8857 Slue- 6554871 90 000 kms $10.500 call 161.000k s $4495 1966 Available xm,eyately ame^mes ^aft h566 690' AMERICAN ESKIMOS Mary (905) 404-8013 Olds 44Z vary rare 2 door. Starting 3450-. rear 8 AVAILABLE MIME- . ...ales. 3 t•rnaies. beaut- 1991 EAGLE ►RE- loaded. T -Dar roots. net" hydro 304 Simco• St S DIATELY. n Whig Apt '_. Mime pups, end of Aug WERE. L.E.. fuel 7oa6 pant and stripes. V8. Can ,,wph•, 571 3229 b udarK, specious. carpet- N�,r1 last 'on at 5350 ' 4 ed. air. hnleoo 4 56500 1956 Cadillac G- � triplex, want 'C GO hint O ed. Lowly petrhMd, wdh bet- eecr '27-2365 loo co or. •sceeent cord. ranks maman. very rare. 4 door. 182 Bedroom apt n cony cross 10 bus. shap- AUTO CENTRE. 170 rubs. draws 4k• new. club V6. flay bad•4 rose• Oshawa and BOwmannlN p'ng� ax arcades Wlic"Wa. DOG TRAftWNG CLASS S750o 90 443_4071 wood. situ burgia". Stwhng at $600rn+onn+. first, Last fedi E 5 wring Aug 22 Sm" seats 64X. $17000 Arm Hamer still U 00C Indite 6 stow included. I bedroom $$625 2 D a- _as -,as for mon xhdHiyyl 11111,1113 A$IJNA $11NRU1v- � 's. $5495 1953 cdibes with Laundry faNo r.,.•� t»x w a- n.-,4 tomrn a^r.�r, K!iuir Kaak NER. 4 WD 572tl. con- CadillacCaylx Savile. 4 door. pees Cap 434-2407 - Slue- 6554871 6 T j33.000 3.000 +y-•�Requia� min -Cow". - aubr attic. loaded, chi park^, dost ?o park amenities. 5806 10 0 ;r- sanathor forest S120C 00 Imctkarve 509-0413 call 1 Asking 599raf0 Coe. brown with same .n 2 Dedroom oaawmhert apt GOLDEN Retrever pups. Caryl.- Will c,ed Ask for Cary - vtr, tan 54'90C " •ansae bungalow m Cow- r-egislered. first shoes 905-43p-0198 ALL CARS CERTIFIED rice Available Sept 1 aeady to GO* Call aim- BROCK-S �i AND RECONDITIONED 5700 all eclusme t04 9 1993 Grand Caravan LE. 7 BEFORE ME SELL � triplex, want 'C GO hint O - passenger. CD -payer. THEM. DARRYL'S rally call 4.6,441- KEEP ,our oog waste out fiiiono/rear air d heat. AUTO CENTRE. 170 A MUST SEE' Oshawa 2 ? me garbage use a 0 S, -P D . Polar windows 8 SLOOR STREET EAST, bad &M r, 3 -unit =00 )OGGiE DOOLEY WASTE seats integrated chid OSHAWA. CALL 436- �� building Clean. ASPOSAi SYSTEM LJe seats 64X. $17000 Arm 3522 OPEN THIS SUN - Were and Secure Laundry. ..ole with walkout 2 car ^orae. backs, Crib 1990 Dodge park^, dost ?o park amenities. 5806 10 0 ;r- sanathor forest S120C 00 Imctkarve 509-0413 call 2 bedroom. ran now t n txan0 new apt 2 bedroom clusrve x905 725-2421 atter 6 om b 4 I>n . Dee+ txarw $err .p mdhhor Looks, runs 8 4 3, auto, loaded. red. a pkance's as429 RckonirV 11 b 2. 4 Y4i•7 Picker FArye213rxk ,.- , tdt :'ick 1:9 91'.: • bedroom basetbent dear and bngnt , bedroom BROCK-S �i ar,arment, n new home basemerm aper ment Pn 401 Lar lip 4'Jt barge ' tedro owl' ermrance 5656 will MtranC• Na• � triplex, want 'C GO hint O 'onth Avatlabhe mme- smoker prefer malufe Sin tau �� all .� 905 rally call 4.6,441- gte student 56mmorhm 509 +520 or at6-466 7291 $7295., 424--A-4 auto. ps, pb, einem Cass $1495 576-1385 Garage Sales _ f, Yard Sales 1 cele ►ackase A _ ,�,�� Cori Class�cd Mrer�ulg at 683-0707 or hoc d at 683-7363. me gh:arantee Dag. await- l� 14 -4617 DAY presale varmparka,9 on bus BACHELOR apanmrr! .role in 3 sizes. Sam - 9pm, 1991 Pontiac 6000 LE. 4 w $685 A s746mc m- avaLable immediately GARAGE SALE 7 HOMES SAT.. 9 - 3 cars 905'723-5413 dr. avc cassete 56400 or Automobiles -"$- No pets 668-1432 Frdgerstove au con. la,r• best reasonable offer 6 ` wu,res plea eaw mossaq•) dry tac ink; pets. non-nrrhox Sat Aug.9. 8 am m oft Altona Rd. (1 km ) Lite PUPS cnocolae 8 ,yby,th warranty Pet« 723 AJAX arge 2 bedroom ung Towr. e. Courtin g' p North of FInCh .allow PKC re9isterad- "� or, 434-'�` 644 Hi hview Rd. Pickering basement sap entrance 436 :ate aero �e mai d, vk,ng one car mature BASEMENT •-Oeer ;m 9 g From farm 8 appl.. to plants & veg. ed home raised, (613) GIANT ANNIVERSARY A x1li n adults no Peft SALE!! We are overlord- 9 Self- cortarned. Picker 'g. POODLE PUPPIES- ador. ed with over 50 quality pre S20 -S5.000 sMast 'r'''ail invited Ref- park.ng cable, stove •nits, $675 rid 427- trhdga no pets. non- GARAGE SAIF HUGE MOVING SALE, tele rnhnialure. rosyslered, owned vatnrcltS and are a -;t55 smo+cer references. $6oC Irhdusve. nisi 8 Inst C•al Sat. 19 8 Sun 20. 9 am - 2 pm Ra,n or shine. Hots To Loring pet reed Dreaming room' � SOME SE COIVTENiS 111 z"' •'92 Care n and choose your AJAX Larget.Dreght two AUG. ag next car from Certica, e scrap :-'droom basement apart- 83•_"-'9 9 TO 3 11 Ryan ntS raz Automobiles cars - em. large krtcnen Irvirhg- (Harwood, Clements Frazer area) where ahstaners send their LARGE basement sopa- I31 D'aaiels Cres.,Aµt[ Kill] ' Mends and relatives 8 mini tem. fireplace laundry. First Site bis t0 g0' for Sale irking, "ate entrance rale entrance. k4cnen err. (� Rar4h�oft) vans. 1986 to 1992. starting :odes utd $775 Avail dose b GO, real Opt No FIRST COME FIRST SERVED at $3 995. 7 Cavaliers. .rpt 1st Scott. 416-480- pets. no Smoking $450 '984 Oldsmobile Royale 1985 to 1991, starting at 56 cr after Spm. 905- I -hist. Immediately. Victor pelta 88. 4 dr. clean. 52.995. 3-224 Cavaliers .p&D 6o2S7 420-6663 GARAGE SRLE, SRT. RUG. 19, 9am YASALE 25.000 km., while exterior, staring at 55,995 1993 Es- l• - Sat. Aug. 19th. Sam - 2pm 'icon Interior, 5950. 427_ •v AJAX. ? v attractive large 130 Rotherglen Rd. N. Cllalme>� Cres. Ajax 986 col, LX. loaded with 50,(100 -droom basement wetl BAY RIDGES lir t km , $9.495 . 12990 Fortl , bedroom basement, private s 983 Chevy Celebrity. 4 Probe Lx. 6 cyl, lir, red CARS FOR A`"' -^antamedidecorated, 4 entrance. stove ?ridge tire- SOMETHING FOR EUERYONE! Harwoce& Hlay 2 oa, V6, stereo. and fast. $6,995. 1990 your ven,c!e Ca. _ 'Y. - appliances. storage shed. place, carie parting 'til-s2wares :cots. snOwOlevrer ^esu _1-_ _ . r c Pts. pb. p7 or come '. 4-9 Bash -;! private fenced yard. near tilt wheel, bucket con- GMC S-15. 6 cyl. auto. low Avalade Sept t Shu} .- .Ile 51495 as is. or 51895 k's. S8495. 990 Grand Ea`t Aja>, at 'NORAD AUTO all amenities On quiet month After 4pm 839- SALEJ-.ireet, 5625 mckuive 613 3919 GARAGE SALE DESKS, CHAIRS, FILES, AND MORE ef!ied o.b o 686-6183 Prix LE loaded low k's 4, 24 USED ' NEW !CLOSE OUTS 1985 Dodge Anes, au- $8,495. 1990 Dodge nhatic, p/5, pub, Steres. 4 Shadow, auto, air, low k'S. :Dor. 4 cylinder, excellent $4.995 1990 Blazer 4 x 4. mdhhor Looks, runs 8 4 3, auto, loaded. red. :•eves ;,lee a new car Low $10.995. 1989 Caprice .,w K's $2195 cert. o.b.0. classic station wagon, -36-6183 loaded, high k'S, excellent 1985 LeBaron GTS turbo. runner at 1987 price. dr hatchback, 5 spd. $5.495-. 1988 Jeep Wa- ' ans . loaded Good clean goneer Ltd . loaded innkng car H r th $7295., 1989 Delta 88. AJAX ane bedroom base- BROOKLIN. One Dec -2 meet apt with walkout t0 room bachelor basement yard. 4 appliances, clean, apartment, non smoke,. onght, no pets. nonsmoker clean, quiet. heat. hydro. immediately cable t v . included Avail- $550 btu utilebes. (416) able Sept lst. 5475 per mo Sat., August 19, 9 - 2 Old 145(H lay Forest Rd., Pickering t12 and Rosebank ) Household items, some dishes, odd and ends, and much much more!! 1755 PLUMMER ST., 814. PICKERING (W OFF BROCK PD -ST S OF 40t 6000 SGPT. 1AL G ' -ft)t ^4 BLOWOUT coo 8 MIII area. Cal for ap- 612 COWAN CIRCLE -24-906' 668--064P AJAX 1 bedroom base- CLEAN ' bedroom. 5600. ^ ant apartment, private clean 2 bedroom. $650, HUGE GARAGE SALE entrancepreferred, non utilities included, small mole n mature temale Nc apartment building. Sim- Sat Aug 19, 9 am - 3 pm Lit ry on :ne $1795. certified. Ca Royale, laded, nice. nice pets 5600 all utilities in. coo 8 MIII area. Cal for ap- 612 COWAN CIRCLE 4279722 anytime Russ Open 7 days car. 56,995. 1988 Jimmy. 4 2. 6 Cyl., loaded. 57,295.,1� Trucks duded 686-7253 potntment 435-0129 Rosebank Rd. South of Hwy. Jryrr. toilet.canwra. week wvjoors. 8,g Town Sales. x 1985 Dodge 600 convert- for $a1! CLOSE to South GM. 1 bedroom apartment wash - Iahk.. ;raft supplies. ,p.,r1scard. & lots more' 1955 Mercury C r. red, ible. mint, $4.995. 1967 AJAX modem new 1 -Dad- roam basement apart- or 8 dryer. parking. avail - auto., air, ps, pb, 52800. Fvettird T -top. 6 cyl. auto. 1988 GMC, short box. 5 n9 CIOSe IO able Sept 1. 5575imonth N 6 1r . YAW SALEgrey. 1988 Plymouth Reliant, $3,995., 1964 Lincoln Town Speed. Standard. AM ! FM Fhrst/tast required Phone auto. ps, pb, einem Cass $1495 576-1385 Signature. leather, Slider, and only 107.000 km. stereo casseu, asking $4500 O80. 723-0464 lake, full bathroom, big kdcherl, laurdymust see 728-5382 1 Aug. 19th & 20th, 9-4p.m. . 1996 CHEM CAPRK E 53.795. More to choose $650Incklisfive. Home COZY bachaforelte, sort person, strict nm -smoker. 1755 Old Taunton R ]4, ick. V 8. auto, station wagon, 9 tram at Cenicar Aub Con- 1995 GMC 112 Ion, regu- (90AI,} 5 Work pus rola. private entrance (Efii ON OrOCk) Pass. good condition, as is. ire. 155 King St E., at Mid lar cab long pox. V-6, p s (41{�02 60fR 8 bath. parking. Female $'-am Cal 668 mm town Mal, Oshawa. 579- p.b . 7.000 kit . Asking preferred Call 725-1517 2686. 516.5W, 573-3140 PAGE. 24 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1"5 f I IBud FwPmd 1 For gent MTMM "EAM,TwWo 1 1 "f"�f«s�Men,oPvoro.mu, WWnY, Lave 3 bad- man. triplex. quell central too~, 5850 includes. heat. water, garage. stor- age. appliances. laundry facilities. rel. required, no pals. (416) 486-0189. Mn#TBY-Brock 8 Ross - land area. 2 bedroom •aserrteM apt. Ful Bath, Laaldli• Padml% Unties inWrded. 5650. FirstAast squired. Call 1-800-430- 4832. WM rem when you can owe your own Homs lot hiss then you tftirdt71l Call Dave Hlaylock Sales Rep. Aa halt Summit Reapy (1991) Ltd. (9061 664-3800 or (905) 686.3211. - UIT 2 -BEDROOM ph.rgaloft twwshed baser -e- ,arge storage :)0, r - Go. 401 C.A. downy-- Wt.rtby, Se' 5 pt, s • ..s 668- 853- leave message 205 Sanontiram Dr. Carta (lust cut or Osha- wa 1650 sd it 3 tearoom house. marry extras. S1050 month Open House Sat Sun. 1-3pen, 14161494- 041� 3-DEDROON bdxCkspt,' Sept ' Fndge. stow 6 disnwasner wnekaded atm con, and Orcnardview Bbd Fwst/last. 5950/na/tf+ pks ualwws NC pus 579-8226 3 bedroom. 2 SOD,". flags storecentral awwac. West- rlay i 401 S95C • vo rties Awad Oct 1st ;WS)428- 7nm x/Mr Reit^ AFFOROA9.=HOMES WHY RENT' BUY ti-. ;vabier^ -et me show ya: now Mor p30 S'X Z - Cab Thomas C. Arte Sales Rep. Remora Accord ReaMy Ltd. 5763111 AJAX : _ptex 2 parir..CA appliances. poo. urge yard 5625 rnonm pus uuhhes. ava"Ne ,mme- dhalety Call ,905!640- 743C BOWMANVILLE. 3-0ed- room house. 2 Darns rec room. garage fenced yard can" air. $950 mw!- plus u•.,',es Gas heat. phone CENTRAL PARIL ADE- LAIDE 2 Darm bungalow $745 plus. first , .ast. ret Sept 1 call C'a-g Cdleo 6h3-966-2872 wk c, home 6 t 3-477 162r- North 62ENorm East Oshawa execu- tive 3200 sq. it 4 Deororn main floor studylireplace Gose toschools. $1200, month 571-0822 ONE OF A KIND. Town - blue ! King area. 1700 sq if maintenance tree. main Moor d bungalow 50 It deck. private ravine. $1100. plus uebbes 576- 7454 PICKERING. main floor 3 bedroom, shared laundry. appliances, walking dis. ltaannce to Go stakon no gpeets frsVlast. references. $95C incudes utilities Available Oct 1 427-6479 SECOND Floor of house. 2 bedrooms. Irvingroom. kitchen, private backyard. Mary.0tvision, first/last. no pets $650 576-6014 SOUTH Ajax, detached 3 bedroom. roc room. 3 balls, broadoorn, fenced lard. Sept 1 possession, 1125/month plus utilities. retarexw es. 683-866 1. SOUTH OSHAWA- 3 bed- room sem. 2 applixial s, d a, fenced backyard. near amenities. S800/month + utilities. lst/last. Avad. Oct.1 728-6385. THREE bedroom bads spit with extra room in base- meM. Garage rented but you «aby exclusare use of double drive. 6 appliances. $10501 Will + futilities. Wayne Keeler. Gdw R.E. Nd. 640-1200 or Wartda 831.4890. THREE Bedroom house for rem, North Oshawa. two ITER C R E E K JOIN A GO-OPF3tAIWE HOUSING irf%ma UNnY DEAUT1FUL 2 stony. $105.900, 3 + 1 bedrooms• rec room. garage, walkout from dewtg mom to fenced yard. 5% down. $9001 month includes taxes. Ted Houghton Remax Summit 66•-3000. LONG ESTABLISHED GAS STATION on key corner near downtown Oshawa core, commercial zona . 3 bay garage. Call Brian Twartas W. Frank Red Estate for more into 668.6171. Applications are being taken for 2J3 WANT To Enioy Country in Motivated indiwduals to Mom On bdrm townhouse units m NW Whitby. la fl Cay? n. Penn-- id Get- yaw 3/4 acm Ravine own � aged � w a- $831 10 $M mthly + utilities. Some dens. t Mw- too mar- ward finery"" "Kill 11 ravine units and dble garages. Close Io memos a list. $225.000. dance. Sanctus, ingwin shopping, schools. daycare and bus Call r Y1ga"fq 725-2570 Cal (atli)988-2783. route. SORRY NO SUBSIDY a't`torDO°0 WE'RE «oM1�w and AVAILABLE. Call (905) 666-8484 for need t01ne M' inclusion s 0011 - aft irMerested in being in for gale business for tlente.Iret. area. SM plias ublibes. IW Fabulous entrwisneurid for the 90's. Oct.m1st. 57943!M or show s Rpb� Available Two bedroor. sq. 2 oasts . ta;Ya -1746, (416)39o -s125 64x2 1 Aaof•odatio• 1 The. Rattlk don. ,445 >'4. M.. 5 oua. ate from every room roam WESTWY IN, 4•t / H%`Ye2. 4 bedroom• over over 2000 sq. M., double garage. lave ceranke "'I'll ten 4 Nor td new ilei pMances. huge hardwood lantily roan win: fireplace. 2 1.'Y beers asiong 1200. C, edo Check.426-6752 WHO says you cannot alliord to buy a liar•!? 3 tledloom townhouse ar- ae for S460/mortm. (P A I) 3 bedroom bungalow carries for VW 'month ift; 0A more Cal Mark Stapley. ROWX AcrstO 5763111 or 6514743 wILS)$WADELAIDE. mrn Poor of 3 bedroom bungalow •.•eplace. ravine lot. psrk•ng $825 plus UW - hes AwadaW* Sept I or Jc• t ^ar :I- k -r, � 1 Townhouses For Rent 3 bed 1>0-1 townhouse. sal+ GM. swslmo urrrwes included F,ralatf required pct Ise Cal 435-1088 3 BEDROOM. 1 112 BATHS nam Oshhawa. close to schools and shop- ping. 4 appliances S835, mo plus utilities. firstnast Avriable Sept 1 fi66- 9C' APrTAL Properties • red bks to after you th. -51 in Oshawa Lmng scious 2 and 3 bedroom .ver '+times Starting a S ' 30 Cal 5792143 NOW hLTH AJAX- Clean, :..M. townhouse. &C. poo. :Mn, taurldry, students • non smok,ng Can m:evern (905)686-1361 Pati*message SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM TOIAMHOUSE IN WELL MAIN'AINED FAMILY COMPLEX INCwoES ALL U7 CITIES 4 APPLIANCES PARKIt.G CLOSE TC SCHOOLS AND ALL AMEN,7ES 122 COLBORNE ST. E. OSHAWA PLEASE CALL FOR APT. 434-3972. CLEAN. mature profes- sic" wanted to share models eaMive Tame. $6751 limit indusivs. Areilibb iererwdieldy. Cab (905)428.9403 Lave dean 3 bdrm apt to share with 1 otter use of facilities Laundry in build - trig. Park/AdelarW area $360/month 432-3356 OSHAWA- Harmony d Adelaide. female to snare 3 badroorn townhouse .rum same Usiv of me tac inhes S3751maxh+ 15tneSt 434. 6873 Mere message PICKERING gar room myth 11N to Shan 4 bedroom louse with an amrenwies $350/morhth Can 416)925-9872 Box 4222 OIMET clean hum,sned bedroom. non smoker air comd,tiorvng, dishwasher. all ualbts included $360 --.onthty Call 725-8459 Te*c•,- booking lox marine wor4,ng female. 'on - smofe' To shave IovNy 4 bedroom borne Whitby Untumgh*d bedroom. awe bathroom. ac. parking $450, xx I nckaswe 668-2955 WHITBY. "ouse to share, bray furnished except boa room. pool. storage park ng, etc Non Smoke, pre - tarred $350 •1/3 utilfies Available ASAP'Sapt 1 1 4 Conebnwwaas For Rent PICILERING LARGE 3 bodropm. 1 1:2 barns. 2 balconies. Clot* to 401 GO. shopping. s975 nciu- ww*. Oct 1. (416' 656- 2966 PICKERING Bayty.'Whaes Rd 4 bdrm 2 1,2 bac.. hn- shed basement. outdoor park.ng- lin W" $1050 uta Cal Ram Office & E. SM, Retail Space 4 Months Free Rent - Downtown Oshawa. 400- 350C sq It avadabie Pan, ng and great exposure f3es: rental rates Cap 434- , Garage a MS orage Space 4000 sq tt ridustnal space 3 electric 12 x '4 garage doors Idem truck -"-rs 576-0498 ar 725 - Rooms Yldustrial 1 for Rent j • Units AJAX :}u,et considerate temale wishes to rent newly renovated room to sante. Parking_ sauna ry cable. and Targe backyard S90 per week 428-0657 DECENT. clean room. re- trigerator ano cath, snare kitchen. arrlenwtes. $80 and up Parking, Port Perry 8 Oshawa 728-9759 or 985- 9761 M Fumisfted OmOdations EXECUTIVE FURNISHED SUITES Complete with dishes, limens, telephone etc. Full use of rec fac. Prime Whitby location. $1500+ (905) 852-5128 1NDUSTRAIL commer- cial. 2200 sq n in Ajax on Westney to Available now. for sale or rent Call (416) 7-1i:1 EA Cottages 1 for Rent GREAT weekend and weekly vacations on south shore Rice Lake 2 bed- room housekeeping cot- tages. lakefront. boats and motors 1-905-342-5203 SOUTH of Minden. Davis Lake. private 3 plus bed- room, incudes television, peddle boat 6 canoe $450 weekly Available Aug. and Sept. Call (905)509-9913 -IN' - le Now - Dec la W 2 acts tots. wish material WOO and to view photos gas. f905) 427-0390. or 6669646 or 579-3788 '905) 428-2215 1 1 P is F' sRIIIOu-OlwTow, Properties Brand new sem-oetacned homes ,n Oshawa and Bowma,,." 5% cash back :a quai,hed purcnas- ert ^aa 'A05' 723-2305 WANACULATE bungalow shows mcredrby pride of ownership Over 1 2 acre W hr heart of Prdw+ng. 88 M X 320 ft. nwwres b Go Station and Town•. Centre elementary schools and 2 high schools. bosh Catokc and Public Overt 3000 aq P of Irving space. a morns e1 mar flop ce- ranwcs in knchon. Wesn- roans and drilling area Oak `ardwood Moors n all bed, xx t. Inimgroorm aro It wavyBrcedloorrh in ts 4 - room, 9 P endings r be6 rooms and We+ggdn. oak Entree f1owtY owned Master bedroom with ein u- se and waft -in closet Park- like so", over 12 sent of lawn 400 K of exdar heog- ng 8 M tri. 16 makne ma- ples. ale mature apple tree Lot has poss,041V ler severance into 44 X 320 M lim N wwhaow coverings. fmt„res and seleaft dish wtcuaded, huge covered porch Al 5250 000 4 wont am :ong Cal Sdvio at 905- a85 1555 nr 965-4774 $104.900- An you look -g for a renovated brick bungakow 3 bedrooms new kitcn*n. narowood- floOrs, waetout to a private back yard and a good arae Immaculate Give me a Cie before you miss it Paw Neal Sales Rep. Guide Re- alrw 7:3-1,281 OPEN HOUSE Sat. Aug . 3 fpm 4pm 1655 Pep- . -wood Gate Outstanding execohve family none shows to perfection Over 250C sq r. plus partiapy hr - ,shed basement Huge country kitchen. eating area w`oak cabinetry. island _3unter, fireplace Over- -OOks huge deck w bull-tr Ranches and peaceful park Main Moor also boasts sun- ken living room w/F'ench doors, separate dinng room w,French doors, powder room, laundry room Family room has z7ozy fireplace upgraded croachoom 6 10' ceilings Vaster bedroom *null en carte. walk -n closet. 3 ad- oitional bedrooms. 3rd washroom on upper floor Located on a quiet street in Pickering, minutes to schools. Go station 8 Town Centre C/A. CN, fully fenced. covered frau porch. tastefully landscaped At $208.000 Dont miss out, Call Suzanne (905)427- 1751 5 LEVEL sidespen. 5 bed- rooms. 1-4 pc. 1.3 pc.. 1- 2pc bathrooms), air. central vac, double garage, elec- tronic garage door, in - ground pool Gose to all amenities Very clean Great neighbourhood Flexible dosing. Asking $169.000 160 Goodman 432.1863 LAGOON C N. town fionte collage. 2 bedroomh. 5 w pitances. quiet 25' boat mooring. asking $96.900 Cyt (4 1 6194 7--0445 or 1- n" 484 5, 4 Vacation Properties S3Soo full priced. Secl d- ad wooded Trader kry good pad, Sandy beach. fishing, 1? y from Oshawa (416) 431 '555 DREAM ",ont power,. 10 acres. 255 P or take "M. pnvaN bay. road so COGS 140 km titian Picker F'- V -^C • 1 Mobilea "on" 1992 TROPHY rnobtle home, 40 P x a It with 8 M and 17 h spoutlocated in Cur Park Resort. past north or Bowwmanvdle..ln dudes alio. dear. awn - wg.hrrwture and appkamC- es, year hound Ingres can (705) 322-1231. asking 523.900 EhrcelNM con i- 1 1 Sites RED SETTER RESORT Trent River now Havelock Excellent campground Large fully servKed sites from S7ffSseason Cottag- es 2.3 bedroom tram 5330 53751 -905-436-0807 or ffp Money to Lend BORROW 510.000 . pay as little as 5110 per month o a c Free consultations Anubis Investments Ltd Mortgages and Loans since 1973 Call Jerry _« 434 2070 MONEY problems? Debt consolidations, credit ar- rangements personal budget planning, credit re- pair FREE CONSULTA- TIONS Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa -To( onto) 433.14M OBTA•aNG A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIG ITE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. Business ' I pportunities FAST FOODICHICKEN WINGS, excellent location established repeal custom- er base. sales 8-10K/week, a great family business. Call Steve 728-0830. OLDER worsen wanting dates. loft of phone numbers 1-900.451 3638 ext 259 $3 29/ r1wwM 18. touch toile Professional engineer. 55, divorced. established. 195 Not. 510'. blonde, blue eyes, into antiques. Seeks soul -mW Phase rept' with photo to fde x7200, PO sox 481. Oshawa. Or- :y.o 1.144 71_5 TAROT, %u woo". Au- ral. Clenroyance. Lew PsYdwcs Look ,rico your lu- ft" 18. S3 99 Per mwwxee -C'C . _ F xt 16 • ompanions DATING ti rhinces are W d1ff~ Partner Search tete you select attractive. 7rdtesseon4W. sngles who ntwes you Personal mavctwnq affordable, king lerm Wa ordhgs Cal for my tree brochure. wmh no obligation or pressures to .r..� .. <.: 7-e. a rny.x • 1 RtaAons • one of our classified AD- AD -VISORS today!! e 1 noutcenlents CRUM M CLASSICS CAR CLUB 3rd Annual Car Show Aug 20�% Shores Museum (1/2 ewe north or Mary 7A on Reg Rd a7. Scrgog lele11d. Pre 1979 vehicles, amgws, sheat macaws. hot rods. classics, made can Cars 10 be ridged. on grounds ^y I p m. Trophies, draws. ^'esktast and lurch avail.. able Dont mss our, lnfo Paul 905- 985-9528 Janet ONi m T -W SM, Registrabons "REGISTRATION SM&E! E! REGISTRATION IS BEGINNING CONTINUE TO WATCH THIS COLUMN EACH WEEK FOR ALL YOUR "REGISTRATION" NEEDS. WHETHER IT BE OSHAWAIWHITBY THIS WEEK AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER OR CLARINGTON THIS WEEK ONE CALL CAN DO IT ALL!! CLASSIFIEDS 576-9335 OR FAx 579-2238 41•1 ..I111imommodifica SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES LAloking for a fund raising opportunity for the fall? Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-4400 ADVERTISE YOUR WORSHIP SERVICE BY CALLING MARY VAN KESSEL 576-9335 OR FAX 579- 2238 Place a birth notice in NEWS ADVERTISER and ask how you can receive your free Baby's Here Gift Pac! call 683-0707 JUIlb) �V II(r, a .. _177 r rI S 71 ! MEll.j 'ARG li s, _ NllatA+ MEEM"eC!^.w • .. -- _..7w Simply share your good news withIn- cn6ding and r lativa by placing a birth notiRIS WEEK. Ask how you can moeive a walm eeutlung You w a Baby's }iae Gift Pning$25 worth of quality baby psodudsby'sIlere Gift Pac c�cate is reatpansctpaung Sears Canada retail stoveslodividwal prodw.as inky ka srkmiwed tar dfgaPae according to ay.awity- PregasalTIf you're an expectant mother, SearIIIS, WEEK have a free prenatal gift package for you Simply bring this ad to your local Sears Caned: i retail store a:ad ask for your FREE Baby's OL I The Way gift pac. ov.&Pa-40 News Advertiser .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . , . . • . . . • . . . . • . • , . • , • • • • . • . , . . . • • . . , • , . • • • • • �.< • ► • .. •. 1 •- •f-• • • •-.•• ••r•w • ••• ♦ • Y •t Y -� • -• ♦ Y Y • to large PI woo +rased pa- [S-yj[lj Plitrsonals CLEARMIATM - fully fur- tio• 2 underground spsom. rrslted air cavtdsohted mo- 436.1082. bilehones clubhouse. BEST ill -It alis numbers h»wd pools. hat hubs. text- ffm LOtft for 1-900.451.5566 end. 697. nes. dose to beaches and SPM f3.4111010nbt.te..Tlone. mapr annctions. photos shown in your home CALL Local Grits. got Children welcome. less 15 6 acres- North of Wltsby, names i home numbers Man mold. Cal (905)663- Coronattan Rd.. north of 87 1.900.451-5566 Ext 253. 5503 Hwy Suit" permit 6 S3 49/mm 18+. Touch GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom Septic bed Ok'd Well a tare 3 oathrooms townhouse pond. A11 IV condo. close aro famous (416)282-0599 FOXY lades - names 8 a's Clearwater beach. Pool. fa- WATERFRONT eotrwrwan- 1_90x4511-6088 ext 272. cuzzr. BBD. Petah m Yard. n ity Port Perry. tp*Ctww $2.991mn. 18+. T.xacMone- -IN' - le Now - Dec la W 2 acts tots. wish material WOO and to view photos gas. f905) 427-0390. or 6669646 or 579-3788 '905) 428-2215 1 1 P is F' sRIIIOu-OlwTow, Properties Brand new sem-oetacned homes ,n Oshawa and Bowma,,." 5% cash back :a quai,hed purcnas- ert ^aa 'A05' 723-2305 WANACULATE bungalow shows mcredrby pride of ownership Over 1 2 acre W hr heart of Prdw+ng. 88 M X 320 ft. nwwres b Go Station and Town•. Centre elementary schools and 2 high schools. bosh Catokc and Public Overt 3000 aq P of Irving space. a morns e1 mar flop ce- ranwcs in knchon. Wesn- roans and drilling area Oak `ardwood Moors n all bed, xx t. Inimgroorm aro It wavyBrcedloorrh in ts 4 - room, 9 P endings r be6 rooms and We+ggdn. oak Entree f1owtY owned Master bedroom with ein u- se and waft -in closet Park- like so", over 12 sent of lawn 400 K of exdar heog- ng 8 M tri. 16 makne ma- ples. ale mature apple tree Lot has poss,041V ler severance into 44 X 320 M lim N wwhaow coverings. fmt„res and seleaft dish wtcuaded, huge covered porch Al 5250 000 4 wont am :ong Cal Sdvio at 905- a85 1555 nr 965-4774 $104.900- An you look -g for a renovated brick bungakow 3 bedrooms new kitcn*n. narowood- floOrs, waetout to a private back yard and a good arae Immaculate Give me a Cie before you miss it Paw Neal Sales Rep. Guide Re- alrw 7:3-1,281 OPEN HOUSE Sat. Aug . 3 fpm 4pm 1655 Pep- . -wood Gate Outstanding execohve family none shows to perfection Over 250C sq r. plus partiapy hr - ,shed basement Huge country kitchen. eating area w`oak cabinetry. island _3unter, fireplace Over- -OOks huge deck w bull-tr Ranches and peaceful park Main Moor also boasts sun- ken living room w/F'ench doors, separate dinng room w,French doors, powder room, laundry room Family room has z7ozy fireplace upgraded croachoom 6 10' ceilings Vaster bedroom *null en carte. walk -n closet. 3 ad- oitional bedrooms. 3rd washroom on upper floor Located on a quiet street in Pickering, minutes to schools. Go station 8 Town Centre C/A. CN, fully fenced. covered frau porch. tastefully landscaped At $208.000 Dont miss out, Call Suzanne (905)427- 1751 5 LEVEL sidespen. 5 bed- rooms. 1-4 pc. 1.3 pc.. 1- 2pc bathrooms), air. central vac, double garage, elec- tronic garage door, in - ground pool Gose to all amenities Very clean Great neighbourhood Flexible dosing. Asking $169.000 160 Goodman 432.1863 LAGOON C N. town fionte collage. 2 bedroomh. 5 w pitances. quiet 25' boat mooring. asking $96.900 Cyt (4 1 6194 7--0445 or 1- n" 484 5, 4 Vacation Properties S3Soo full priced. Secl d- ad wooded Trader kry good pad, Sandy beach. fishing, 1? y from Oshawa (416) 431 '555 DREAM ",ont power,. 10 acres. 255 P or take "M. pnvaN bay. road so COGS 140 km titian Picker F'- V -^C • 1 Mobilea "on" 1992 TROPHY rnobtle home, 40 P x a It with 8 M and 17 h spoutlocated in Cur Park Resort. past north or Bowwmanvdle..ln dudes alio. dear. awn - wg.hrrwture and appkamC- es, year hound Ingres can (705) 322-1231. asking 523.900 EhrcelNM con i- 1 1 Sites RED SETTER RESORT Trent River now Havelock Excellent campground Large fully servKed sites from S7ffSseason Cottag- es 2.3 bedroom tram 5330 53751 -905-436-0807 or ffp Money to Lend BORROW 510.000 . pay as little as 5110 per month o a c Free consultations Anubis Investments Ltd Mortgages and Loans since 1973 Call Jerry _« 434 2070 MONEY problems? Debt consolidations, credit ar- rangements personal budget planning, credit re- pair FREE CONSULTA- TIONS Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa -To( onto) 433.14M OBTA•aNG A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIG ITE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. Business ' I pportunities FAST FOODICHICKEN WINGS, excellent location established repeal custom- er base. sales 8-10K/week, a great family business. Call Steve 728-0830. OLDER worsen wanting dates. loft of phone numbers 1-900.451 3638 ext 259 $3 29/ r1wwM 18. touch toile Professional engineer. 55, divorced. established. 195 Not. 510'. blonde, blue eyes, into antiques. Seeks soul -mW Phase rept' with photo to fde x7200, PO sox 481. Oshawa. Or- :y.o 1.144 71_5 TAROT, %u woo". Au- ral. Clenroyance. Lew PsYdwcs Look ,rico your lu- ft" 18. S3 99 Per mwwxee -C'C . _ F xt 16 • ompanions DATING ti rhinces are W d1ff~ Partner Search tete you select attractive. 7rdtesseon4W. sngles who ntwes you Personal mavctwnq affordable, king lerm Wa ordhgs Cal for my tree brochure. wmh no obligation or pressures to .r..� .. <.: 7-e. a rny.x • 1 RtaAons • one of our classified AD- AD -VISORS today!! e 1 noutcenlents CRUM M CLASSICS CAR CLUB 3rd Annual Car Show Aug 20�% Shores Museum (1/2 ewe north or Mary 7A on Reg Rd a7. Scrgog lele11d. Pre 1979 vehicles, amgws, sheat macaws. hot rods. classics, made can Cars 10 be ridged. on grounds ^y I p m. Trophies, draws. ^'esktast and lurch avail.. able Dont mss our, lnfo Paul 905- 985-9528 Janet ONi m T -W SM, Registrabons "REGISTRATION SM&E! E! REGISTRATION IS BEGINNING CONTINUE TO WATCH THIS COLUMN EACH WEEK FOR ALL YOUR "REGISTRATION" NEEDS. WHETHER IT BE OSHAWAIWHITBY THIS WEEK AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER OR CLARINGTON THIS WEEK ONE CALL CAN DO IT ALL!! CLASSIFIEDS 576-9335 OR FAx 579-2238 41•1 ..I111imommodifica SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES LAloking for a fund raising opportunity for the fall? Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-4400 ADVERTISE YOUR WORSHIP SERVICE BY CALLING MARY VAN KESSEL 576-9335 OR FAX 579- 2238 Place a birth notice in NEWS ADVERTISER and ask how you can receive your free Baby's Here Gift Pac! call 683-0707 JUIlb) �V II(r, a .. _177 r rI S 71 ! MEll.j 'ARG li s, _ NllatA+ MEEM"eC!^.w • .. -- _..7w Simply share your good news withIn- cn6ding and r lativa by placing a birth notiRIS WEEK. Ask how you can moeive a walm eeutlung You w a Baby's }iae Gift Pning$25 worth of quality baby psodudsby'sIlere Gift Pac c�cate is reatpansctpaung Sears Canada retail stoveslodividwal prodw.as inky ka srkmiwed tar dfgaPae according to ay.awity- PregasalTIf you're an expectant mother, SearIIIS, WEEK have a free prenatal gift package for you Simply bring this ad to your local Sears Caned: i retail store a:ad ask for your FREE Baby's OL I The Way gift pac. ov.&Pa-40 News Advertiser .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . , . . • . . . • . . . . • . • , . • , • • • • . • . , . . . • • . . , • , . • • • • • �.< • ► • .. •. 1 •- •f-• • • •-.•• ••r•w • ••• ♦ • Y •t Y -� • -• ♦ Y Y • ADVERTISE YOUR GARAGE SALE Ajaraak ewsAdve FALL V-R7CROnC/l/ bwrClM I I � C NURSERY SCHOOLit "Success for over 20 rats' I Love the Parent Involvement' 21,2 - 5 yrs. 3751 xw lh - 2 rooming program V&rnonlh - 3 morning program 831-9246 (on 8a b n UvnpW i NRrtes Rd.) tea, Pickering T Dance for St) -le, Grace, Fun c= Fitness FALL REGISTRATION Aug. 29,30,6-9 P.m. Sept. 5, 6 & 7, 6-9 P.m. RETURNING STUDENTS Aug. 29, Sept. 5 NEW STUDENTS: Aug. 30, Sept_ 6 NEW & RETURNING Sept. 7 845 Westney Rd. Unit #1 •Lei AJAX 905-683-1269 MUSIC v oP � FOR YOUNG CHILDREN DESIGNED FOR CHILDREN AGES 3 AND UP Music for Young Children offers group instruction in piano including singing, rhythm, ear training, sight reading and composing Graduate with: • Grade 1 Piano - Preliminary Rediments Small classes - parents included Inquire about lessons beginning this Fall PICKERING Munel Arbuckle - 831-1220 Carla Anne Coroy - 420-8830 AJAX Joice McKay - 683-8432 Tammy Gibson - 686-1643 SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Manufacturers of cemetery and civic memorials since 1872. 11 showrooms or home appointment vailable al Daen Basner (tea) 42743" 1 (tIN) Iil-.2� 72 OM Kboo— 4 Ai— THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUI:US'l I& IY115-PA4,04: 25 Never miss the opportunity to pay your respects again! For an audio version of all of the current death notices received ►r publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683.3005 or 404.6591(Clarington residents). This complimentary service provides detailed information for notices placed in the previous 7 days. In umodalk Brought to you by the following funeral homes: McIntosh - 1 MMS Anderson; Armstrong, W.C. Town, MCEachnie,'Martino & Sons; ,�Wt of ow°1 Moms, Northcutt-Elliott-ElliottAccettone I III 1 1 y information fromfuneral Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington THIS WEEK WITH THE OSHAWA E tr>.►. L__W_o MewspatimW._ ttt„r A.sajohm CENTRE AND THE OSHAWA SENIOR CITIZENS CENTRE Presents The Best Senior Show Ever Tues., Sept. 5, Wed., Sept. 6 - Thurs., Sept. 7 at the Oshawa Centre • Draw Prizes •Demonstrations • Entertainment Reserve Now Limited Space Available This week 579-4400 sll , cmaim IPICKERING STANDARD ST. ANDREWS r 1820 Whites Rd N CHURCH QEF` `1„r FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP Community PRESBYTERIAN � a? � i, Methodist { K 10:00 a.m. Sunday y 1 Brock Rd. at 35 CHURCH ST. N. Sunday School, I r ® Supervised ��;;t} ,J;�;_.. Highway Of7 PICKERING VILLAGE 7. ?,1* Sunday Worship, Nursery at that time �•: 11 A.M., 7 P.M. 683-7311 Come.,& 839-1383 837-0126 Joint Summer Services ■ a "y CHURCH OT CHRIST with Pickering Village r h' CEDAR ST_, AJAX O Je TO Adverti.'� yOtl7r 1 stroot north or 401 - wst of Harwood United Church. Si1Anmer Service SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 For August & September 3 hOtLlr3 and SpCCW WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. 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R• - `y. • r 1 T Loaded With Standard Luxury Features Including: Only the Village of Brooklin combines an idyllic countryside location minutes north of Whitby with the charm and ambiance of a small hometown community; add heritage -inspired homes loaded with exceptional features and the result is Ontario's most successful new home community. Discover Tribute's Village of Brooklin today! • Gas Fireplaces • Interlocking or Pared Driveways • Breakfast Bar, Pantries • Parquet Floors and Microwave Shelves • Country Porches • Ensuites with Separate Shower Ceramic in Foyer and All Bathrooms • Oval Acrylic Tubs • Series 800 doors Throughout • Landscaping Packages • 9 Acre Park Within Walking Distance M • 30', 40', 50' Lots Available Heritage Inspired Homes in Whitbyfir) from 154 1�990 Victorian Freehold Townhomes from $129,990 TRIBUTEFOUR FURNISHED MODELS 'ALL: 686-5441 Weeken& 11 A.M. - 6 P.M. Mon. -11rc 12 - 8 P.M. Frirs_r.12 - 6 P.M. N Y SALES C&M 0 �7 WINCHESTER RD. m Y TAUNTON RD. ROssIAND W. PAGE 4 NEW HOMES ti NTERIOW i2W NCw Hoza4t m azzd Izzt�rios's Buyers et treated ro all at ueen's Common royally Things just keep getting better at Queen's Common. Part of Whitby since 1987, this community continues to be one of Durham Region's most prestigious and popular with homebuyers. The popularity of Queen's Common is due in part to its great location, just north of Hwy. 2 and near shopping facilities, schools and churches. The convenient access to all amenities is matched by the fact that Queen's Common is adjacent to Lynde Creek conservation area, with its established children's playground, tennis courts, bike trails and acres of parkland. The scenic beauty you see there now is the same natural backdrop you will be living next to when you buy your home at Queen's Common. The homes in the community are just as impressive as its location. Each home in Queen's Common features uniquely -crafted design that gives this community a cozy and comfortable feeling from the moment you pass through its stone gates. The excitement continues to grow at Queen's Common. Recently the builder introduced four new designs which were created specifically for this kind of neighborhood. These very unique designs are very attractive and arc architecturally controlled to fit in with the existing streetscapes. Designed with space -efficiency in mind, these homes feature large rooms, main -floor laundry rooms and two - car garages. Other great features include solid vinyl windows, direct vent gas fireplaces and heat recovery ventilation units in all the homes. Two of the new designs also feature second -floor libraries. These new designs arc also cxtrcmcly versatile. Two of the designs offer alternative plans which allow the purchaser to select a home to reflect the family's nerds. The four new home designs offer from 2,126 sq.ft. to 2,860 sq.ft. of living space and range in price from S219.990. There arc some inventory homes available for early closing dates and two of the new home designs are available for view ing. Buying a new home at Queen's Common now will The Ashcroft, Eley A, 2126 SQ. ft_, $220,990 Sales office Hours: Mon. - Thurs.: I - 8 pm Fri.: l - 6 pm 1kekends & Hol.: 11- 6 pm TAUNTON RO � J o C) C,cc ELESRT c _ N „ Y DUNOAS ST. (HWY n) m HWY 401 :iii- The Ashcroft, Eley A, 2126 SQ. ft_, $220,990 Sales office Hours: Mon. - Thurs.: I - 8 pm Fri.: l - 6 pm 1kekends & Hol.: 11- 6 pm also allow you to take advantage of Monarch's "worry -free package" which sees the builder, on closing, pay the land transfer tax, mortgage set-up costs up to $500, legal fees up to $1,000 and moving expenses up to $1,000. In addition to the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, all homes at Queen's Common are covered by Monarch's own Solid Gold five-year warranty protection plan, which covers everything from roof leaks to drywall repairs and window failure. Monarch has 'ust received kzl a 10- 1 .7 service excellence seal for 10 years of continuous Excellent rating from the Ontario New Home Warranty Program. You may not realize it by looking at the beautiful homes that line the streets of this Whitby community, but Queen's Common has an esteemed value for local historians and for the town itself. On May 24, 1870, the 11th running of the Queen's Plate took place on a parcel of land donated by the Lynde family. When Monarch Construction Ltd., a developer with an impressive history of its own with nearly 80 years in the building industry, came to Whitby and started its beautifully -styled residential development on the parcel of land, they decided to call the community Queen's Common, in honor of the prestigious horse race that took place there 125 years ago. To visit the Queen's Common sales office, take Hwy. to McQuav Blvd., which is just cast of Lakeridge Rd. and just west of Brock St. in Whitby. Turn north on McQuay Blvd. and the sales office is located on your right side, on Nettle's Court. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m., on Fridays from 1 to 6 p.m. and on weekends and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information contact Nancy Dyck at 428- 0939. The Deerhurst, featuring four-bedroom layout with a den on the second floor, starts at $239,990. W i UUJSVJS�NJ Ttmortmr J. Warr MMR publisher *bmca D/11 FORD advertising manager Monique Lea sales manager John Duarte features consultant Paul Andrew Smith photography raw NONE a nRrwlows is published bi-weekly. with a total pressrun of 191.500 copies. at 865 Farewell St . Oshawa (telephone number 579-44041 and is one of the Metroiand Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of suburban newspapers with distribution in Oshawa.'Alutby. Ajax. Pickering. Clarington. Scarborough and Port Perry. Reproduction in whole or in part without prior written permission trout the publisher is prohibited. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. y= will move you to onarch home in Queen's Common M Mme_ .fir-'�� •�� Pr —1-17 Come to Queen's Common and see our 4 new home designs at new affordable prices. When you purchase your new Monarch home in Queen's Common, you will receive our `Worry -Free Package Here's how it works. MONARCH WILL PAY FOR: Land Transfer Tax: 100% Your Legal Fees: 100% up to $1000 Mortgage Set-up Costs: 100% up to $ 500 Your Moving Costs: 100% up to $1000 Homes from only 499 This weekend, take a drive to Queen's Common, tour our decorated model home, and chat with our sales representative. You won't regret it. MONARCH di A�fi (905) 428-0939 Ask for Nancy Dyck e TAUNTON RO � J o C) C,cc ELESRT c _ N „ Y DUNOAS ST. (HWY n) m HWY 401 also allow you to take advantage of Monarch's "worry -free package" which sees the builder, on closing, pay the land transfer tax, mortgage set-up costs up to $500, legal fees up to $1,000 and moving expenses up to $1,000. In addition to the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, all homes at Queen's Common are covered by Monarch's own Solid Gold five-year warranty protection plan, which covers everything from roof leaks to drywall repairs and window failure. Monarch has 'ust received kzl a 10- 1 .7 service excellence seal for 10 years of continuous Excellent rating from the Ontario New Home Warranty Program. You may not realize it by looking at the beautiful homes that line the streets of this Whitby community, but Queen's Common has an esteemed value for local historians and for the town itself. On May 24, 1870, the 11th running of the Queen's Plate took place on a parcel of land donated by the Lynde family. When Monarch Construction Ltd., a developer with an impressive history of its own with nearly 80 years in the building industry, came to Whitby and started its beautifully -styled residential development on the parcel of land, they decided to call the community Queen's Common, in honor of the prestigious horse race that took place there 125 years ago. To visit the Queen's Common sales office, take Hwy. to McQuav Blvd., which is just cast of Lakeridge Rd. and just west of Brock St. in Whitby. Turn north on McQuay Blvd. and the sales office is located on your right side, on Nettle's Court. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m., on Fridays from 1 to 6 p.m. and on weekends and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information contact Nancy Dyck at 428- 0939. The Deerhurst, featuring four-bedroom layout with a den on the second floor, starts at $239,990. W i UUJSVJS�NJ Ttmortmr J. Warr MMR publisher *bmca D/11 FORD advertising manager Monique Lea sales manager John Duarte features consultant Paul Andrew Smith photography raw NONE a nRrwlows is published bi-weekly. with a total pressrun of 191.500 copies. at 865 Farewell St . Oshawa (telephone number 579-44041 and is one of the Metroiand Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of suburban newspapers with distribution in Oshawa.'Alutby. Ajax. Pickering. Clarington. Scarborough and Port Perry. Reproduction in whole or in part without prior written permission trout the publisher is prohibited. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. y= will move you to onarch home in Queen's Common M Mme_ .fir-'�� •�� Pr —1-17 Come to Queen's Common and see our 4 new home designs at new affordable prices. When you purchase your new Monarch home in Queen's Common, you will receive our `Worry -Free Package Here's how it works. MONARCH WILL PAY FOR: Land Transfer Tax: 100% Your Legal Fees: 100% up to $1000 Mortgage Set-up Costs: 100% up to $ 500 Your Moving Costs: 100% up to $1000 Homes from only 499 This weekend, take a drive to Queen's Common, tour our decorated model home, and chat with our sales representative. You won't regret it. MONARCH di A�fi (905) 428-0939 Ask for Nancy Dyck e Mew Hoiafts and Z=stmrlor A bargainmaynot awayss IEW HOMES A INTERKNIS, 1995 PAGE 5 be a a�. n During these harsh economic times, consumers looking for a bargain encounter homes sold under power -of -sale or builders in receivership. While these homes can offer significant initial savings, new home buyers should be aware that the Ontario'New Home Warranty Program (ONHWP) may not offer warranty coverage to homes purchased from a trustee or receiver. A warranty on a new home comes from a vendor. A recent court decision found that a receiver is not a vendor as that term is defined in the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act. A receiver is not a vendor and therefore a purchase from them is not protected by the warranties in the Act. To prevent a bargain from turning into a burden, :new home buyers should not only learn what is covered by warranty but what's not. One example of an item not covered by warranty is secondary damage caused by defects under warranty. If a ceiling collapses and damages a coffee table, ONHWP would repair the faulty ceiling but not the damage to the coffee table. Depending upon how comprehensive the homeowner's insurance policy is, it should pay for the repair or replacement of secondary damage. During these lean financial times, many homeowners try to save themselves money by adding their own handiwork to the home. Do-it-yourselfers should be aware that the work, design and materials that they supply are not covered by warranty. Understandably, ONHWP cannot protect homeowners from their own mistakes. Also not covered are surface defects in workmanship and materials that were noted in writing of the Certificate of Completion and Possession and accepted by the owner at the date of possession. Homeowners are encouraged to properly maintain their new home all year round and make little repairs before they become larger problems. Damage due to homeowner neglect is not warranted. For example. dampness or condensation caused by homeowners failing to maintain proper ventilation levels or problems caused by a homeowner's improper operation of a septic system are not items covered by warranty. After construction, homeowners can expect shrinkage of materials as the house dries out. Wood is Energy tips There are a few things you can do to conserve energy. Here is a list of 20 things you can do to save energy and you hard-earned dollars. 1) Raise your air-conditioning thermostat in the summer. For each degree higher, you'll cut your energy use by eight per cent. 2) Turn off incandescent lights when you are no( using them, especially in the summer when they produce unwanted heat. 3) Use low -wattage light bulbs in halls and other places where no close-up tasks occur. However using a single, high -wattage bulb is more cost- efficient than using two lower -wattage bulbs. 4) Long -life light bulbs usually use more electricity than regular bulbs of the same wattage. Use long -life bulbs only in locations where access is difficult. 5) Use high -efficiency light bulbs in your outside security lights. Put them on a time or photoelectric switch. 6) Light only the specific area where you are working. 7) Grime from cooking, smoking and dust can dirty a light bulb and reduce the light it puts out. Inspect and clean bulbs regularly. 8) Avoid checking on food while it cook,. Each time you open your oven door, 25 per cent of the heat is lost. 9) Cooking in oven -safe glass or ceramic pans allows you to lower your oven temperature 25 degrees from what the recipe calls for. 10) In an electric oven, turn off your oven 15 minutes before the end of the cooking time. The remaining heat will finish the job if you don't open the oven door. a fibrous material that absorbs Some examples of housing units moisture and, when it shrinks, not covered by ONHWP include there can be slight warping_LJ buildings with three or more units and cracking resulting in somettln t ti e under common ownership, owner - surface imperfections which built homes, previously occupied or do not receive warranty. rented units, units built and sold for In major damage cases seasonal or temporary use, units where floors are severely Erf AIMM LEBLAW built on existing foundations in bowed and trim is pulling converted buildings, as well as away from the wall, ONHWP will investigate. renovations. The normal day -today wear and tear living that New home buyers can become familiar with all the occurs inside a home is also not covered by ONHWP important points of their warranty protection by warranty. reading What Every New Hone Buyer Should Know Other types of damage not covered are problems and Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales Service. To caused by insects and rodents, unless the construction get copies of these free booklets call the nearest of the home failed to meet Ontario Building Code Ontario New Home Warranty Program office or toll standards; damage caused by setting soils around the free at 1-800-668-7504. house or along utility lines; damage caused by foods or acts of God, the owners, tenants, guests, wars, riots, AI;BREY LEBLANC is president and registrar of the Ontario vandals, etc. New Home Warranty Proeram. THINKING OF MIAKINex A MOVE? Find your new home in New Homes & Interiors To advertise call 579-4404 or (from Toronto) 416-798-7672 KINGSWAY FOR ES"T LOADED & OUS! Fully ,,ea1390 0 0 �� Deter elet�niw 0 to ,� �, ?hots �` 6.50 3 Jec>Ir tnortgc�ge. l&hl; The Balsam 1116 sq. ft. 30' Lot $133,900 The Kinmount 1710 sq. tt. 39' Lot $171,200 The Fairport 1545 sq. ft. 30' lot $150,900 The Dartmoor 1775 sq. ft. 48' Lot 1 $177,900 The Chesley 1594 sq. tt. 34' Lot $168,500 The Essex BS 2139 sq. fL 48' Lot $187,900 *To OudAed Pudwra ar *-U 40 Mo"mv W Nedunda, 2 ' pm ..,_ l i..c n .,,da.. & t ndat. Jraardo. % %usda, N.wn - 5 pm _ Cull i W) 436-5161 Ewhomw %goal ReprexwOaK Durham Hum, %., hell, ud. Broker 4.W.1"3 The Dartmoor St 77,900 PAGE 6 NEW HOMES i WTERIORS, 1995 VVhy-B'u'y'Tr'o'm"a'F1'cture 0 0 0 MOVE IN TODAY! it. r,7;. , '4e' We Dare You To Beat These Features Spacious 3 bedrooms • S appliances • quality finished cabinetry in kitchen • four piece bath plus powder • air conditioning - finished basement • convenient laundry tub • immediate possession We Dare You To Beat The Location Ser in one of Oshawa's most prime locations, Parkview Gardens has so much to offer. Close to shopping, schools and all area amenities. OFFICE HOURS n. to Wed. 1 pm. - S p.m. and Sun. 12 am. - 5 pm., Closed Thurs. & Fri. Call (905) 721-2291 sir 9 it 0 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, t 995 PAGE 7 - Haedwoodis a floor for all seasons Are you looking for a floor that can stand up to heavy kitchen traffic, is easy to care for and will look great for years to come? You might be surprised to learn that hardwood floors have these and many other advantages. According to the Hardwood Manufacturers Association (HMA), hardwoods' endless variety of looks and hues match any kitchen decor - from sleek and contemporary to traditional or country. In addition to oak and maple, the HMA says hardwood floors trade of ash, beech, birch, and cherry create a distinctive look in today's kitchen One reason for the increased popularity of hardwood kitchen floors may be that North American families are spending more and more time in the kitchen, according to most horse design experts. Today's family often uses the kitchen as a cozy gathering room Decor builds mood Today's bedrooms are no longer just a place to lay one's head. With a little imagination they can become retreats of solace and luxury. If you are thinking about revamping your bedroom, keep versatility and your lifestyle in mind when planning. Depending on your space and budget limitations, you'll be able to sort out your preferences and you should be able to get some indication of the costs associated with such a project. If your plans are still in the formative stages and you are unsure of where to start, it is a good idea to scout around for ideas by consulting some design magazines or hiring the services of a design consultant. Since a bedroom's primary function is for sleeping. experts suggest that the bed act as the focal point of your bedroom. They also stress the importance of a good -quality mattress. Other than a sleeping space. ask yourself what purposes you would like the room to serve. Do you want it to do double duty as a combined bedroom and sitting room? Do you want to have a portion of the room designated as working space for those work - at -home nights? Perhaps you want to have special space for a television, stereo or simply curling up with a good book. You might also like your own private adjoining bathroom or perhaps an adjoining dressing area that leads to the bath are `�� .• 0. that includes space for entertaining, reading or watching TV. Naturally, they want the same wane and inviting feel in the kitchen as they have in the rest of their home. Before choosing hardwood for their kitchen floors, homeowners need to know which finishes stand up best to the everyday wear and tear and heavy traffic that most kitchens are subjected a. According to Bonnie Holmes of the National Wood Flooring Association, today's finish technologies help make hardwood floors practically impervious to water. Surface finishes are blends of synthetic ingredients such as polyurethane, 'Swedish' finish, moisture -cure urethane and water-based urethane. Another choice is irradiated polymer or acrylic impregnated finishes which primarily are suited for commercial use in flooring for stores, restaurants or other high -traffic areas. For advice on the best care and maintenance of your hardwood kitchen floor, most experts recommend talking to your installer. It's always a good idea to use throw rugs in high spill areas near the sink and stove. In addition, 'walk -off' mats just outside and inside the kitchen entrance help catch grit that is a floor's worst fJbb� \V d enemy. When Hardwood Floors magazine conducted an informal poll of veteran installers, they found that most of them reported a steady increase in the number of hardwood floors they are laying down in kitchens, entryways and eating nooks. One California installer reported, "I was in business for 25 years before I did my first kitchen floor, and another 14.. before I did the second. Now I do them almost every day." As another flooring expert put it, "A hardwood floor is a lifetime floor. You can restain it, sand it, restore it - but you never have to replace it. - 9 THE COMMUNITY YOU. CAN AFFORD, TIS VALUE YOU CAN SEE! Fti-r a dream htpme in the ideal ctPinnlunity-, ctunle• w, in vt'hith%-. Herr, htlrllebuyers can chtxpse frtonl a %vide range of beautiful design-. ,with incurnparable featurc—i and sul)�rriter finishes sect>nd to iu�nc_ See why intvre than 120 families call Abtx-yw(x),d ht)nice. Call ft -r rntlre inftirmatitsn ttlday, ur visit the Abheyvv(K►d salc-s (I-MICC this "-eckcrld. A=%U&MF MODELS OPEN fn,$142,990 NEW RELEASE c• ' up to -2525 sq. :, t PAGES NEW HOMES i 11TERIORS, 1995 Neov Hosa[iets aa:ad IateriOrts New homes great value for move -up buyers Move -up buyers can now have the home of their dreams and at a price they can afford. "There has probably never been a better time to buy a new home than right now." says Mary Lawson. a spokesperson for the Canadian Home Builders' Association. "in order to boost consumer confidence. builders are offering some great deals. Today's buyers are getting incredible value for their money." Affordability has never been lower. Low mortgage rates have reduced the cost of buying a house and enabled consumers to afford higher priced homes. Today's move -up buyers are finding that the} can bu) "more house for their money" than then expected. . Builders are offering a vast selection of new homes. specifically tailored to move -up buyers. with all the features and amenities that these consumer,. could not afford in their previous homes — large bedrooms with ensuites. spacious bathrooms with whirlpool tubs. mainfloor laundrn rooms. lots and lots of windows in all sizes and shapes. bright and efficient kitchens. formal and informal dining eating areas. greenhouse kitchens and many other features that add to the quality of life through comfort. convenience and aesthetic pleasure. At the same time. builders are beginning to see a number of changes in the demands and desires of move -up buyers. Streamlined design is an important concern for today's economically -minded consumer and move -up buyers want a carefully -planned layout that maintains a feeling of openness. Energy efficiency and reducing the monthly heating bill is becoming more important and the concerns about indoor air quality and other environmental issues are becoming more common. Features add value to your home investment First-time homebuyers who want to ensure investment value are wise to look carefully at the features in a home. say Canada's professional real estate appraisers. A cross -Canada survey of residential appraisal specialists who are members of the Appraisal Institute of Canada showed that several features were most likely to add to a home's value: • Master bedroom and ensuite bath combination. • Separate living room and dining rooms. e Family rooms. • Garage. These features. appraisers say. can improve chances of resale at a good value in the future. • "Choose a house in a location close to amenities. constructed with quality materials and with adequate space for future additions and improvements," said a Halifax appraiser. "Go for quality." added an appraiser from Ottawa. "Look at subdivisions built by a variety of builders and shop around. What does the streetscape look like? How are the rooms laid out? Are they of adequate size and attractive?" Appraisers were also asked if they thought first-time buyers should consider the size of a house over the presence of luxury features. given an equal selling price. The answer. they agreed. was to choose the largest house for the money and then add the luxury features as needed. pie For buyers able to afford luxury features. appraisers recommended looking for mainfloor laundry rooms, two -car garages and energy-saving features such as high -efficiency furnaces. Professional real estate appraisers routinely provide value estimates to banks. trust companies and mortgage brokers as well as private firms and individual property owners. The Appraisal Institute of Canada awards "AACI" and "CRA" designations to those appraisers who have met stringent requirements for education and experience. For more information or for a directory of designated real estate appraisers in the area. call the Appraisal Institute of Canada at 1-204-783-2224. hy people 19 40 pichPieLerm�g, where in Picl�eri0 ng do pichy people pich ?0 R, answer to Als tongue -twister is easv l IAV fwople IPiA Ili1Fh�"1cw 1 illatc 6c c antic 11 w � �Ildge oiler~ 11I�e• IX -1 ne•wII ko me value• In t�e•11wLolt area. P14A vourse ll uP and sec itueFc sc mj-Je lact)cj Ito Cmc s, Adt lo -L and lecl IiLe s�nLles. I rc)m just Ili II.�Nx). 1GHr Vl��jr Call or visa Rita Nowak at our .)ales C entre and pr(•vic•w our decorated mc�cl tcomes. VILLAGE lake• I 111Awa1- U)I to'61-t-, Road. I),e Lerm �/o ru�rtL on Wh tcs to I I�c�i,v�e•w Jtodd l e lef)ltone SN):�-fi.il-7 Llli 1NTRACORP BIALDINei EXTRAORDINARY COMMUNITIES rrr1 cnbpY•1 M Aew1K- .'J" .0 MA1aY• •, a- r r= c i IOW MOM i INTERIORS, t 99S PAGE 9 Ncmv H4Mra4015 acid Zsz't452-3ors The Bradfield is one of the fabulous new bungalow designs vasa vvdi find a* T~e v iag� �~ Brooklin. It's love at first sight at the'V1*11age of Brooklin The promise and the dream is now a reality at )lie Villaee of Brooklin. A combination of thoughtful planning. attractive home designs and quality construction have spelled success for the Tribute community in north Whitby. The care hasn't gone noticed by homebuilding industry. Earlier this year. The Village of Brooklin was named community of the year by both the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association and the Ontario Home Builders' -is.ociation. But more importantly is the tact that 'The Village of Brooklin has become popular with home buyers — in tact. the community trill he home to 150 families by the end of the Lear That recognition is :ertainly due to the character of the communit\ .and design elegance of the homes. Tribute and the Sorhara Group have �korked hard to deliver the .,tmosphere of it quaint � illiw,e nestled in the picturesque Ontario countryside and homes that ..re luxurious and offer iot:al comfort from the moment you move in. The care is evident in the house designs and the streetscapes. The exterior of the homes reflect the rich detail popular in the I 800s. The elegant Victorian -style designs teature unique rooflines. attractive gingerbread detailing and inviting porches. which at times wrap around the home. The thoughtful planning and superior design in housing is also evident in this ma.terplan community. Tlie layout of The Village of Brooklin is as inviting and comfortable as each individual house design. Those feelings are experienced from the moment you pass through the _gates of The Village of Brooklin and the impressive stone pillars and continue along streets lined with antique -style coach lamps and landscaping which features eicht-year-old trees and the nine -acre park which is part of the community But. while elegant home designs and attractive streetscape• arc an important part of the communit\. Tribute knows that it is important to listen to the people who will call The Village of Brooklin home. Not e\ er\ one for the same things in a home and that individualit\ must be reocianized. Reacting to the a ant s and needs of bu\ers. Tribute has recently introduced it hun_galow design that is ca.ih one of the most attracti\ e home,, you will find in the region. Sitting on a 5046ot lot. this true hungalo\y is a perfect addition to The Villatze of Brooklin. From the outside. there is the: cozy covered porch and a two -car �-mrai-,e. Inside. you find details like cathedral ceilings. ceramic file flooring and decorative pillars. This home has all the features homebuyers desire. -The dream kitchens have breaktast bars. chef's desks and walk-in pantries. Luxurious en suites feature oval acrylic tubs and separate shower stalls with ceramic -tile flooring and marble trim. To help make this I SOX sq.ft. home truly yours. there are three different layouts from which to choose. Besides the hun_:alow design. The Village of Brooklin offers a plan for ever\ homebu.ers' nerds — from townhomes to single detached homes on 30-. 40- and 50 -trot lots and fl(orplans featuring up to 3.676 sq. ft. of living_ space. .and Tribute igcorporates the sank design det.ul and brings the same qualit\ construction to each home. You will fall in love with The Village of Brooklin once you see it. It is a family-oriented community where you will discover old-fashioned values combined with today's modern amenities. it also easy to see why the home-building industry has recoonized this Whitb\ community as one of the most desirable locations anywhere in the pro\ince To Visit The Village of Brooklin sales office. go north on Thickson Rd to Winchester Rd. The sales office is open %londa\ to Thursday from noon to S p.m.. on Friday% from nixin to 6 p.m. and on \\ee kends from I I a. m. to 6 p ni For more information. call 6,`h- 54.31. NAA :.. , ECL- -16 , JO' - Y t vAQLaQn wroa: - - :. GAAGE Plants spruce up indoor environment The 10 plants named here are not listed in order of importance or viability. Nor are they the only ones to seek out. For instance. the aspidistra is hard to find but it deserves the name "cast iron plant" for its durability. and the ,anse.eria labors through almost any adversity. But for all-around durability. reliability and decorative effect. here are 10 choice houseplant.. — Beaucarnia (elephant toot palm). From two - foot giant. this touch -looking customer .With it% wide;in-trunk will add a tropical dimension to your collection. Keep it as dry as \ou can. letting the soil hall dr\ out around its bulbous hast bet' iire wg aterin Some sun on its foliage will keep it producing new gm\\ th ■ tichettlera timate iumbrella plant) is similar to its more common cousins. but is much less hkcl\ to get spider mites Its lea\es are thicker and a darker :Teen and hold their spread better than its relato es. and it need% less light as well ■ (-ra.sula made plant) can grow a con\oluted series of thick stems and tat lea\ es for an ( )rirntal effect. Bring a succulent. it react% badl% to overwatering. and in sufticiently bright light it \ lil grow to Kett\ -size ■ \nihurium Hookerei i. described as almost unkillahle. an abundance of broad attractive lea\es Keep this plan pothound and it will produce masses of aervil roots and foliage in ^i. .,'crate to bri _ht light. ■ ,Irclitzia '1`isolar' is a true bird -of -paradise plant. and sou ma, be surprised to .cc this \arid\ do so well in .our home Its exotic foliage will split and shred .is it Jots in nature. and it-, tolerance of low light a ill nor produce the famous flowers. but this t\pical tropical will become a gracetul tan of toliage in k I1iltc ■ I"eoniele reflexa produces an ;abundance of sinuous stems. each covered \\ith a mantle of short. dark green. pointed lea,, es It makes It good replacement for the dracaena margin ata in shape and st\le. but with lo\\er light water requirement. ■ Philodendron homelanien., is an upright standing plant whish looks nothing like the .!! dard trailing t\peN of philodendron ■ Philodendron monstera is ,a m1su11dcrst00d plant. Oiil\ in it. largest form will the splits .ind Swiss cheese holes appear in the hroad round lea\es Smaller ,aridleN nu,\ sho, % this tenden;% at first. but will c\entu:all\ re\ert to pl;un round Ica\ e s. The true nionste ra preters quite low tight so it's a su)tahle large spreader tar those dint arc;,• \s..ill seem to ha\e ■ Sp.,thyph\ lltim 'Sensation' is a giant compared to its rather puny relati\e.. Its large mottled foliage is more reminiscent of the dieftenhachia than the white -flowered spath we'\e seen for so long. Its low light tolerance and broad multicolored lca\cs make this a popular plant for..) _loom\ corner. ■ Palmus Kentia i Dentia palm) is about the onl\ palm \ou should let into \our home it's one of the few palnis that \\i11, with frequent misting. resist the ra\ages of spider mites. Its graceful fronds add it trul\ tropical atmosphere to modern and Victorian decors alike. and its dislike of strong light makes it .t \aluable floor plant in a setting that's less than brieht. PAGE 10 NEW HOMES & W71EIRIORS, iM I A"'_ -!," . IThe Kaitlin Group TM _d' 4 —mow Ila $401 7 1 7, 1:. i af R�.:. A 7 o a. eau oi ome n an ville s nest'', 10 -f -V. 14� Y7 ASPEN A 6 T— -CKI*A.G •,d11A ON-A. a, 7 �1� $401 7 1 7, 1:. i af R�.:. A 7 o a. eau oi ome n an ville s nest'', 10 -f -V. 14� Y7 ASPEN A 6 T— -CKI*A.G •,d11A ON-A. WEEKENDS & WAYS '(905) 623-7027 ►/iontl ..r,a "icW PF On � f 0 0 CO l.y 12 J IF -A .4 9 Courtice Crossi*ng When you combine attractive home designs. quality materials. construction workmanship and value. a successful community is sure to be the result. That is exactly what has happened at Courtice Crossing. a Jeffery Homes community that has become a hit with homebuyers. A large part of the success is the fact that Wayne Jeffery takes pride in his homes. That is the way it has been for over 30 years and that is the way it continues to he. Wayne Jeffery himself will tell you. .We cane about what we do. We specialize in building new homes. That is our only business... The other part of the success of Courtice Crossing can be attributed to the fact that there is a home for everyone in the community. From village homes to single-family dwellings on _Wfoot lots. several models are available and ready to meet the needs of every homebuyer. whether you are a first-time buyer. a move -up buyer or an empty nester. Jeffery has taken great care in using Fabric protection makes for easy care furnishings 'Xhat is fabric protection'? How does it work' Is it used on all fabrics. for both fashion and furnishings" Dors it protect against all .pills and stains'' As fabric care product, become more sophisticated. consumers are asking more questions. The% .eek attractive. comfortable homes combined with a carefree lifestyle: the% seek colorful. fun fashions with built-in performance_ the% seek sportswear and workwear that mill sta% clean and ,:omfortable. And they seek ans%%ec-s to their fabric care questions. There are hasicall} two kinds of fabric care products: repellents and releasers. Soil. rain. and stain repellents form a molecular shield around the fibres. mak-in', them sionificantl% more resistant to oil and water based stains. as well as repelling dust and dr% soil. Mostprinted fabrics are ziv,en a soil and stain repellent finish at the mills. as the final step in fabric production. If you buy fabric by the yard. read the printing on the selvage to learn what type of finish has been applied. When buying a finished piece of furniture. look for it hang tag. A ta,, that says 'Teflon'. for instance. assures you that the fabric finish has met Du Pont specifications. Many furniture retailers offer an after -treatment plan. in which the entire piece is sprayed with a fabric protector by a trained technician. This can he a valuable service. Nmw H400z3M4m1S ta=scl Iistcriors offers country charm proven designs and introducing some new plan.-, and building homes that accommodate a range of living space requirements. "'There is an excellent mix of homes here." says sales representative Phil Balner. "We really believe in our product and it shows." And. of course. there is Jeffery's uncompromising standards for design. materials and construction. All homes. regardless of size are treated exactly the same. Consider. for example. the village homes at Courtice Crossing. These home~. like all homes is the community. are all brick and feature elements you would only find in the bigger homes in most communities. The quality of each village home is the same ac the house you see down the street or one a few blocks over. but with added features such as large garages. five appliances and arts landscape package. Pediaps for those rea%oalone. the first block of village homes released sold extremely well and a second release has recently been made available. )" - .. .f . 1 / 11 1 1# . . r . a NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 11 m, c ifty convenience Prices for homes in The Village at Courtice Crossing range from $119.990 to $146.990. "AIL homes in Courtice Crossing are nicely appointed." says Balner. "Features like gas fireplaces with oak mantles and luxury en suites are things which people really like and appreciate. And the fact that homes are all brick is also very important." People also appreciate the country setting of Courtice Crossing. The community is located on Courtice Rd. between Hwy. 401 and Hwy. 2. set against a backdrop of mature trees. This setting brings together the charm of the country and the convenience of living near the city. Value is something every new home buyer desires. Courtice Crossing offers value that is hard to beat. As Balner states. "The more you look the better we look." The %ales office is open from I to 7 p.m. Monday to Thursday and from noon to 5 p.m. on weekends and holidays. For more information on Courtice Crossing. call 432-3333. OF MF 1W 1W 1W FOR CONDOMINIUM LIVING IN DOWNTOWN PICKERING ; Nil Toll ' I I IN Interested? `Nowa if It PAGE 12 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1995 0 7- V 'NMR BEFORE OMMID91 Ad F*Eined - How YOW Ha Erre7 amlin UN&W in &m! 040"pool-sited lot with isipomadpool breladed- • Iowa faripitspe iscladed • Bspbelme hicladed • aardeir tools iseldided AND MUCH MUCH MORE! VA* Fmly Nmw ft 2"4 sq. ft. 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