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Home My WebLink AboutNA1995_10_06MAKS SUND" �A FUN DAY! Canada's Indoor Fla Yark�st� S�u�Mioue fair y, EY6R1' Y Flea (Market open gam -spm Antique Fair open fiaaf5pm • Bmdl Rd Nall d ft 101 in PC tMsw Ypeiiir (gps) •274751 By a 1V=ti 4M tiai/i�t r1 w.rseyP 447�ff0 THE JJW3 of PILI(ER;"` PUBLIC LIBRARY News Adveimser Cf:�ti i RAL Friday, Oct. 6, 1995 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 114 No. 40 w *Wil >�etp �ee,�% as�ou scop If you're planning Thanksgiving dinner, d(xl't wait until MorkJav to huv all the food and fixins %ou need. as most mater supmark erets will he shut that. Diss on Page 14. And. while %,)u're doing -.our Thanksgn mg showing. please pick up a little extra h; Ir th, Sally Ann fixxl drive. tic,, Page r • • . • • SatttrdaN tihoK•��rs, 1 1 to 14C Sunda - 0 NlostlN- sunny, -1 to 16C Inside In the news Entertainment .................. 15 Sports.............................. 16 Classified .........................17 Phone lines General 683-51 10 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 663-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 68:3-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93c + 7c GST = S1 Library pag es foi- help The library at the new St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School in Plck- ering needs reading material so it's holding a Cross Canada Book Trek In which each book donated represents one kilometre across the country. Among students helping stock the library shelves are, from left. in back Steven Johnston and Jonathan Horobin, in mid- dle, Michael Horobin and Shawn Walker and, in front, Samantha Walker. Public donations are also welcome. Call 839-0005. photo by Ron Pietroniro Off-duty Pickering firefighter hero of 'Hwy. 401 lly LINDA %%'HITS arri%c." STAI-1 let Pv )R n K Mr. Catchpole watt dri- ving to Scarborough to visit his in-laws in the afierncon when he came upon a "crumbled mass" and pulled the only victim from a hurn- ing car crushed by a jack - knifed tractor trailer. "formally, I don't tape the 4111 1 dust happened to N in the• right place at the r wht time." says Mr. Catchpole, Who carries his yuipment and protective gear In his van In case lie's called in to work for an crner- _etx�y. According to 0niario Provincial Police, a tractor traik-r travelling in the wcsttx)und centre lanes less than two kllonlctres from Port Union Road near the Pickering-Scarhorough border went out of control around noon. The truck was carrying tonnes of steel and hegan to bounce against the centre guardrail and eventually smashed into a small car in the passing lane — taking Mr. Mirabelli on what hr describes as a "kind of CNI: (Canadian ',stational Fxhihi- miracle' PICKERING — An off- duty firefighter hauled as the hemi of Wedneadav's 'Mlra- cle on Hwy. 401' that snarled (rabic for tkxus says It was a '1lu'ill" to he able to help sonwtvte in need, while the man he rcticued %mkiers, ..How can you thank some- one for saving your "I feel good ,Ihout the job as it IN." says Bill Catch - little, 47, a Picker - Ing resident who has worked with the Pickering Fire Department about I5 years. ':W'henever 1 can assist uxnexle. Id's an enjoyable feel - Ing, especially the encs who survive," he Admits. In this c: c. the survivl.r is Philip Mirabelli, 3,N, of Ihlwnsview, who was full-, conscious throu_hout the ordeal and says Mr. Catch- pole "was incredihlc. "He was a real profession- al. He did evcm thing by the took. from makin_• sure my neck was being held up when they pulled file out of the car to makin,• sure 1 was sitting down properly while waiting for lite.- ambulance to Pickerin2taxi driver robbed PICKERING — A taxi driver was held up here at gunpllint late Wednesday night. The 52 -year-old Rapid Taxi driver arri,.ed at it home on I.dgewlxld Road to pick up a fare around 1125 p.m. police rep 41. Bill Catchpole Tlx: driver lett when the fare didn't show up, and as he was driving away. he was flagged down by a man on the strut. Once in the car, that man ordered the driver to stop, pulled out a handgun and demanded money. OICTURE PERFECT[ r _} ' , y _� sell Mobift JPh Pwchaaa ANY cellular phohe • parr �.%brrr>i p . frofrn Ex+ceil and 4 �.;. -.ea�aivo a E 3Smrr>t cameral �- II Wx:From s14 Ph no*thl OAC New subscribers onty.See store for complete details. Z= -A- See COP... Page 2 at gunpoint The suspect fled on toot with a small amount of cash. He is described as black, aged 20 to 25 years. He's about h' tall and was wearing a green parka and white track pants. No one was injured. ' "I Mobility rINA Pickafnillg Town . 4 �L 837-1212 PACE 2 -THF, NEWS ADVERTISER F RIDAI,(K"I'UHFR 6, H195 Sally food'bank needs your help By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTIER AJAX-PICKERING — Donations to a local food bank's Thanksgiving drive are especially needed this year because more people are expected to need help putting food on the table. Paul Carew, executive director at the Ajax -Picker- ing Salvation Army Family Services Centre, predicts more families and individu- als will turn to the food bank as the Provincial govern- ment cuts to social assis- tance take effect. "We usually see 100 fam- ilies (a match) and we now expect to see 130 families," he says. (Included in the 100 families are about 1-50 chil- dren.) And, Mr. Carew antici- pates people will turn to the food bank more often for help. He's been trying to limit food handouts to once every six weeks per family. "I can see us easily gig to once every four weeks because of the cuts. They're pretty drastic. "We say we're for emer- gencies only and not to rely on us, but it's hard when people say they only have $100 left after rent and they have bills to pay, Mr. Carew says. The local Sally Ann is taking part in the Durham Food Drive this Thanksgiv- ing with other agencies in the Region. It's being spon- sored and organized by the Oshawa Optimist Club. with How to help O Drop off food at any Ajax fire hall or the Sally Ann Family Services Centre or drop off a cheque at the latter. all donations staying in Durham, Mr. Carew says. The drive is under way and runs through Monday wben food can be left locally at eaher Ajax The station or at the Salvation Army centre on Station Street in the Ajax Plaza. While all items are need- ed, peanut butter, powdered milk and dry pasta are prior- ities, Mr. Carew says. Also sought are canned fruit, vegetables, soup, meat, fish, stew or milk, sugar, flour, cereal, spaghetti sauce, juice crystals and boxes, tinned pasta and children's lunch box snacks such as pudding packs or granola bars. Donations of money are also welcome to buy items used up between food dri- ves. Receipts will be provid- ed. Anyone writing a cheque should make it out to the Salvation Army Ajax Fami- ly Services Centre. The goal is to collect about 12,000 pounds of food locally, Mr. Carew says. That should carry the food bank, which provides relief Cop `can't believe' victim's luck FROM PAGE 1 bon) ride" — forcing his car through ak-,ut 20 wm-iden posts holding up the metal guardrail until it finally cache to a stop. "I was praying no other car would hit me. I didn't know where I was at that point." noses Mr. Mirabelli, who nuns a wine cormperhy with his wife. The rig. which didn't spill its load but which was leaking fuel, contin- ued down the highway a short dis- tance, burst through anoduer section of guardrail, drove into oncoming eastbound lanes, crashed through Concrete construction barriers and came to a stop. When Mr. Catchpoie pulled over to see what he could do, be tbought the crushed mats was a piece of a truck. "The car war just totally rolled into a ball. I couldn't even tell you what color it was.'. A hand suddenly appeared from the crumpled ball "and I realized somebod% was alive". Six other passersby helped Mr. Catchpole, including a man with a fire extinguisher who put out a small blaze at the back of the car. and a life- guard who helped administer first Traffic in the vves.L)c _nc Lanes at "w-., near '-e ricicer;ng ar borough border �s at a virtual standstill and the eastbound lanes are closed as workers repair the centre guardrail taken out by a tractor trailer in a spectacular crash shortly after noon Wednesday. photo by A.J. Groen aid - Because Mr. Catchpole feared the car might burst into flanker, rescuers carried Mr. Mirabelli a safe distance away and waited for ambulance mews. "1 remember bleeding from my forehead and thinking, 'I'm going to ruin my suit.' I didn't know how bad the accident was," recalls Mr. Mirabelli, a father of three, who was released from hospital Wednesday night with lacerations. OPP Constable Mike Zelasko says a mechanical check of the truck. owned by an Oshawa company. indi- cates no faults. He believes the driver was cut off by a car making an abrupt Lam change. The trucker tried swerv- ing to his left but rettaned to his lane when be saw approaching cars, caus- ing the trailer to jackknife. "He's pretty shaken up, but unhurt," report~ Const Zelasko, who "expected the worst" when he arrived upon the accident scene and says "it could have been a lot worse". He points to construction workers who could have been harmed when the truck driver plowed through con- crete construction barriers. But because many of the workers were on lunch and because a piece of machin- ery had broken down, "they weren't there. I guess fate protected them" Coast. Zelasko "can't believe" Mr. Mirabelli suffered only minor injuries. Mr. Catchpole agrees. "I was really surprised the guy survived. If 1 were him, I'd go out and buy a 649 ticket — unless he just used up all his luck in that one day " Meanwhile, Mr. Mirabelli planned to contact Mr. Catcbpole Thursday, suggesting, "Maybe we can have a glass of wine together." to residents of Ajax and Pickering, through to Faster. Fire stations in Ajax are on Monarch Avenue south of Bayly Sneer and on West ney Road north of Hwy. 2. People making donations at the Family Services Cen- tre should only do so when it's open — from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 3 pm- Saturday. RESIDENTS OF PICKERING HAVE YOUR SAY!!! The Council of the Town of Pickering will be holding a public meeting in the Council Chambers on Thursday. October 12th at 7:30 p.m. to hear comments and suggestions or receive submissions from individuals or organizations with respect to the 1996 budget. This informal meeting will allow any resident the opportunity to comment on a wide range of topics regarding the 1996 budget and municipal taxation. Council is anxious to hear if you want present programs maintained or discontinued, 4 you have any suggestions for new programs or if you have any ideas on achieving cost efficiencies in the operation of the Town. Copies of the 1995 budget are available in the Clerk's Department and may be used as a guide on how the 1996 budget will be prepared. If you require additional information with respect to this public meeting or the 1996 budget. please contact Bruce Taylor, Town Clerk at 420-4611. p A1r)%'F.1krIS4R FRIQ!%Y, ()(1)(MER.6. Ips -PAGE, (;F,,-* Pickering Council nixes 'total quality management' By MARIANNE TAKA(S STAM REFOR7M PICKERING — Town Council has m*W a politician's proposal ID him a con- sukanit to advise Pkkering on implementing a Total Quality Mint program. Ward 3 local Councillor Enrico Pistritto asked Council Monday to have the Town him consultant Craig S. Bradford of U.S.- based Bradford and Associates hoemational to carry out a brief initial assessment Of the financial management structure of the Town and present his findings to Council, for a fee of approximately $3,000. "rbis does not mean we're tied into this individual said Councillor Pistritto in seek- ing his colleagues' support for the motion. `The research I've done points me to this particular firm" Councillor Pistritto explained in a later memew his maw goal is to get the Town mvdved m the Total Quality Management movement which is so strong in the business community. M said he chose Mr. Bradford simply because he has an excellent reputa- tion, especially in working with gDvenunent agencies - The councillor added he is not dropping the matter and plans to bring a similar pro- posal before Council again. He suggested that by not looking into the Total Quality Management option, Council is -cheating" The staff and the public of an opportunity for improved Town services. Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner and Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry ntitee .......'.0overseeTown bookkeV..ZIMnLy.. YMARIANN19TAILACS wuum give councillors a :`.':1undamental respossi- STAFF 034)RTIM greater role In and of protecting the ,1� DICKERING — Town Council responsibility for the municipal assets and 6W established an "Wit cosuft*_ day-to-day financial managing operations as tee of politicians to oversee the management of Picker- ot efficiently as possible; anditift of pickeringls books. ring. "An audit committee i i E3 improving comma- ` "Council Monday set up a cora- will enhance the existing ::Inications between the mittee of Mayor Wayne Ar'thun, financial structure of the 'auditor and Council and Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner and Ward 3 Town of Pickering.- He added the new promoting better under. standing of the audit local Councilkw Earko PUtritte. committee will be partic- process; The motion pawed provides for ularly Important in the Maurice U Enhancing the the appointment of a mayor and period of financial Brlanner....-Aexternal auditor's inde- two councillors to the committee restraint all Ontario pendent position; for each three-year term of municipalkies are now facing. E3 Increasing the credibility COftuciL According to the motion and objectivity of the municipali- is not to suggest there is approved by councillors, the ty'3 financial report; a problem," said Councillor Objectives Of the ..committee 0 Strengthening the role of Brenner In bringing forward the ..- include: � Council membem Itnoition, explaining the committee :-X] Helping Council meet its -X. Semis supported Mr. Pistrito's motion. Councillor Semis said in an interview that the money would be "well spent. "I fed we have to start looking for better ways (to provide Town services)." Total Quality Nlanagement is a business term for a strategy designed ID improve pro- ductivity by continuously looking for the best way to achieve goals. It emphasizes the maximum utilization of human resources by empowering employees to make decisions that will improve customer service. 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The college's prosecutor has asked that Dr. Gabrielle he fined 510,000 and his Certificate of Reg- istration — once called a medical licence — be revoked. Without the certificate, he can' t practise medi- cine in Ontario_ Richard Shekter. the doctor' s lawver, wasn't available for com- ment. Dr. Gabrielle ,was: a family phym- cian from 1975 until he was sus- pended by the col- lege in 1994. The IA hitby resident also served as coro- ner for an area that also included Pick- ering. He faces punish- ment ranging from a reprimand to revocation of his certificate. The disciplinary panel found Dr. Gabrielle guilty of incidents involving sexual touching and sexual remarks to patients from 1987 to 1993 and one act of sexual touching in 1994. The incidents involved women ranging in age from their early 20s to their early 40s. The panel found him not guilty of sexual intercourse with one patient and not guilty of sexual impropri- eties with another. Lots of savings. Three days only. At Eaton's. 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Don't fortret our clearances. bonuse-s & other stuff. • Clearance -priced fireplace sets 8 accessories, ride -on toys and tricycles, selected children's wear. • Bonuses from Hoover, Bissell, GE, Maytag and Frigidaire. (Details in-store.) + New arrivals: NHL '96 for Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo, 'Cinderella' video, Sony's Playstation game system. Eaton's. We want to be ` store. [Goods satisfactory or money refunded.] ,j106 Flyers right to your doorstep... three times a week in the News Advertisers R. Bosses' expense account furor rages at public school board By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — The rift continues to widen between trustees wanting expense accounts of supervisory offi- cers at the public school board and those wanting the issue put to nest. Durham Board of Education trustee Kathleen Hopper (Oshawa) kept up her fight at a scalding com- mittee meeting Monday for the right to review those expense accounts. She is upset her request to "exam- ine" both discretionary accounts and food expenses in this year's budget was changed to looking at spending "guidelines". "Some words were changed slight- ly, but at the consensus of the board," finance committee chairman Bobbie Drew (Scugog) said of the change. "The majority (of trustees) want guidelines. They did not want to examine all discretionary accounts. How many times do we have to vote on this"- Board his—Board director Pauline Laing has said staff will provide itemized expense accounts ;f the majority of trustees directs them to, but will not meet the request of an individual trustee. When Oshawa trustee Mike Nicholson warned, "this issue is not going to die." Mrs. Drew noted. "it's our duty to vote on policy. It's not Cops conduct seat belt blitz DURHAM — A full-scale seat belt blitz dubbed Operation Impact will be launched in Durham by federal, provincial and regional police this Thanksgiving Saturday. Ontario Provincial Police. Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Durham Regional Police will join forces to buckle down on seat belt enforcement as part of the annual National Seat Belt Cam- paign. Teams of officers will conduct roadside spotchecks at various locations throughout the region aimed at reducing auto -related injuries and deaths. The two-week- seat wo-weekseat belt campaign will continue until Oct. 21. Transport Canada estimates that seat belts and child safety seats have saved more than 14,000 lives and prevented more than 295,000 injuries across Canada since 1980. Traditionally, the number of Thanksgiving weekend fatalities in Ontario is higher than during other long weekends. In 1994, 19 people died in motor vehicle acci- dents in Ontario on Thanksgiving weekend. Police estimate that more than one million drivers fail to wear seat belts. In 1993, 84 per cent of drivers wore seat belts, surveys show; in 1994, the rate increased to 91 per cent. The National Occupant Restraint Program has targeted a goal of 95 per cent compliance by the end of this year. ti.r `This is quite a high- E � ticket item.''"" Willard our duty to infringe on administrative duties ... we set guidelines and expect that they be followed." Board chairman losing patience "My tolerance is just about com- plete on this as well and expired." agreed board chairman and Whitby trustee Patty Bowman. At the meeting, staff provided an expense summary of its director and 12 superintendents, outlining the overall cost of such things as mileage, hotels, food, flights and parking for a seven-month period. It totalled almost S31.500 — an aver- age of 5346 per supervisory officer per month. But that cost is "distorted" because supervisory officers carry board credit cards and therefore cover the cost of other staff on board functions, noted business superintendent Brian Cain. Still, Mr. Nicholson pressed for more detailed information. "I'm not pinpointing someone to say they're spending wrong. When I don't know how money is spent ... how can you set guidelines? It's not a witch hunt.- Ajax unt"Ajax trustee Sherrill Willard agreed, pointing to annual expenses of $50,000 to 560,000. "I think we should be concerned. I think this is quite a high -ticket item." Fellow Ajax trustee Colleen Jor- dan maintained superintendents can be expected to follow expense account guidelines, noting they're already entrusted with multi -million - dollar budgets in their respective departments. Meanwhile, staff fine-tuned its miscellaneous expense procedure, in which the daily meal allowance was decreased from S53 a day to S40 a day. following criticism from Mrs. Willard. Ms. Laing noted the new daily rate is -marginally below" that set for federal government employees and above that for provincial government workers, who do not have to provide receipts. All board employees must provide receipts. THF. 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Retail Manages LIS ZWS ABE FAIOIOUREF, Distrtbttion manager Plim: 683-51 10 Fac 6&3-7363 ORines You owe it to your students There's more than a little irony in the fact that dur- ing AIDS Awareness Week Durham Board of Education trustees struck down a teacher resource kit which addresses homosexualitv. The resource kit, created for teachers to help them examine and discuss HIV and AIDS (as mandated by the provincial government), sexually -transmitted dis- eases, assertiveness and homosexuality, was tagged by some of the more conservative trti-tees as a vehicle for "teaching" homosexuality. But it is nonsensical for anyone to suggest that such a kit, designed to help teachers prepare for potential questions from students, somehow endorses a specific sexual lifestyle. It is important to note, too, that the kit is aimed at senior high school students. They are young adults in today's world who are experimenting sexually, whether we want to believe it or not. They are also at an age when they are becoming more keenly aware of their sexuality and their preferences. High school students do have sex and a percentage of them are homosexual. It is far worse for our school boards to handcuff teachers by withholding informa- tion from students than it �-, to discuss sex and sexuali- ty. Boards have an obligation to provide pupils with current information that covers everything from con- dom use and sexuality to abstinence and assertiveness. Indeed. students will draw their own conclusions and act according to their conscience. but decisions made with knowledge and confidence are integral to their education_ For our school boards to provide anything less would be shameful. It's not about '-teaching" sexuality, it's about teaching responsibility. Letters ... M wEaoo�1 WAs un 0100D... ww" WASN'T TUE MoOVE, WS SOL. ME -THIS IS 614 DEO ITELI A GRIME Or ANONYMOUS SOU PONE . We asked: MICHALL McPHERSON' "I think he's guilty, but I knew he wouldn't be convicted. There's a message in the verdict." InfoSource Poll: Last week we asked: Arc you satisfied with 0 the direction of the Milne Harris government? ANSWER: Yes No 48% 52% Do you agree with the public school board's decision to ban an AIDS awareness kit for high school teachers because it addresses homosexuality? INFOSOURCE PROW# 683-7040 YES: Punch 8026 NO: Punch 8027 How do you feel about the outcome of the O.J. Simpson trial? -- asked at Cloveridge Plaza in Ajax MIKE KEELS "I didn't follow the trial Z, much but I guess money can buy you freedom in the U.S." tii'.A.N DA IWIGHTON' "I think it was such a circus. It was difficult for justice to be served.- EVELYIN JER% IS -Money can buy you anything... WRm To Tm NEws ADvERTISER, 130 CoNn ERCIAL AVE., AI Ax, LIS 2H5 (— ■ ng Fsst etc A -r l,Jf>l_72f Z ! There's no use debating another Pickering airport To the editor. have monev to waste on an unnec- Durham Region and Pickering essary airport. They are busy plan - council should get their feet on the ning cuts to medicare, unemploy- ground. This is not the time for star ment insurance and old age securi- gazing. ty. More white elephant airports? There is not going to be an Not likely' 18,600 -acre airport in PickCnng. It William Davis cancelled the was cancelled by Conservative Pickering airport because it was a Premier Bill Davis in 1978. He losing proposition and his advisors cancelled it not to be popular but told him it was bad for Ontario. because it was a stupid, money -los- The aviation industry howled and ing proposition. Mirabel, the conservationists proposed a bet - Montreal *s second airport, proved ter use for first -quality foodland. that two airport systems don't pay Nothing has changed over the and injure the aviation industry. past 20 years. Governments have Montreal has been devastated as come and gone. New politicians the port of entry to Canada. inhabit council chambers, the legis - Toronto is the winner because it lature and Parliament. Only the un - has a single hub airport (Pearson). elected Regional chairman remains Local public opinion on an air- in office. But you don't have to port is irrelevant. It makes as much believe me. sense as voting on whether we Deputy Prime Minister Sheila would all like to inherit $1 million. Copps puts it on the line: "There is In the first place, neither our no way the federal Liberal govern - provincial nor federal governments ment is going to build an airport in Pickering." She claims: "My view is shared by Transport Minister Doug Young. The govemment*s policy is not to build any new airports". The Pickering airport is dead and only politicians who have been in office too long continue to flog this proposal. As to a referendum, why on earth would council waste monev on a referendum on a deci- sion over which they have no juris- diction? Deciding on an airport is not a popularity contest. Many Pickering residents would be pleased to have Ottawa spend billions in Pickering, but let's get our feet on the ground, there isn't billions to spend. Green Door Alliance Inc. will soon present council with a `Conceptual Plan for Land Use and Designation and Management of the Federal and Provincial Public Lands in Pickering, Markham and Uxbridge'. It is an exhaustively researched plan. It would return the Pickering lands to the municipalities. It does not preclude an airport. In fact, it acknowledges that a small, general - aviation airport may be possible sometime time in the future if Buttonville is closed. It will be pri- vately financed at the site of the present Markham airport. The Green Door Plan proposes that we keep our options open so future generations can respond to the future needs of Pickering and Ontario. Long before air passenger capacity is used up at Pearson and Hamilton we may have a desperate need to produce food. This year, Durham region will have farm sales of about $400 million. World food production is declining, population is exploding and commodity prices are rising. Agriculture will be our best growth industry. At least we should retain the option of a viable agricultural community by protecting our best land from urban sprawl. The Green Door Plan conserves the public lands, encourages agri- cultural investment, and would pro- vide Pickering and Toronto with a unique world class asset. Pickering council should give their moral support (no money required) to pri- vate ownership and conservation of public land. The Green Door Plan will end the dead hand of bureaucratic man- agement, the demolition of houses and barns, the pollution of the water table and lack of farm invest- ment. Rural Pickering will be returned to democratic, municipal government and an active taxpay- ing, industrious farm community. Lorne Almsck, Claremont or Save an additional 500/0 Off the already reduced prices of discontinued vinyl and fabric shower curtains TOM NF W8 ADVV.RT19F.R VftjDAY. (XMMlfM *,, t"5-rA(:F.'7' tG51EE AnR69 Expect more_ from Sears Sat, October 7 and Sun., October 8, 1995 White Goose Down Duvet 1 00`. Cotton Cambric shell. 230 threads per square inch. Boz stitch construction firmly locks filling in place. Double size Sears reg. 179 99 ........................ 89.99 Queen size Sears reg ^_ 19 9a 109.99 is 99 Twin size Sears reg. 139.99 C 14 Lum r c"s n 4 = Assorted sheet sets Choose'rom musico. 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Double size Sears reg. 179 99 ........................ 89.99 Queen size Sears reg ^_ 19 9a 109.99 is 99 Twin size Sears reg. 139.99 C 14 Lum r c"s n 4 = Assorted sheet sets Choose'rom musico. F annelerte and perca,e sets Ser 2788 3788^ Save an additional 10=50%off the already reduced prices Discontinued comforters, bedspreads. duvet covers. shams and coordinates Save an additional 50% off the already reduced prices of discontinued accent rugs and bath mats Selection will vary by store. Sale prices in effect until Sunday. October 8. 1995 or while quantities last Copyright 1995 Sears Canada Inc ON mWE A M �:.��k'� 1 Ill (�►Y', tl'u I )1 .�E'(1l ;� SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. PA(W. A -THF. N NWS ADVIt RTWER FRIDAV,I)(Tl)BF.R C 1W Public school board may eye charging kids staying at noon By LINDA WHrM STAFF REFORTM DURHAM — The public school board will spend $178,000 a year on noon -boor supervisors for its all -day kindeilgariien per• And that has at least one Durham Board of Education trustee asking wbeber parentswhose d0drra stay at scbool for>mKh should be During last years budget delibera- tions. "aystees discussed whether we should charge for this service" vice- chairman and Pickering trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich notod at last week's reg- ular board meeting. "Perhaps we should loot at it again." The price tag of supervisors for kindagaanen squdents was criticized by Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hopper, a long-time opponent of the tntroduac-tion of all -day, every -other -day kinder- garten at all schools. She wanted those schools which don't require busing to be able to continue offering half-day. every -day kindetganen- "15Ve wouldn't need as marry super- visors if we didn't introduce all -day kindergarten at schools which don't mgtwe busing." she said However. "we are still far. far ahead" by introducing the revaut> d mTram. countered Ajax tnrAm Colleen Jordan. She pointed to annual swings to local taxpayers of about S1.2 million by eliminating noon -hour busing. At the meeting. [tutees approved a noon -hour mrpenislon formula for stu- dents in junior and senior kindergarten. Until now, the hoard had allocated supervisors according to a formula for students in Cranes 1 to S Under the formula for kindergarten students, the board will hue one super- visor for even three dozen students. According to the formula for older pupils, the board hire one superisor for the first 50 to 100 students and an additional superzisor for every other 99 youngsters. The board believes younger students need additional supervision at lura h hour. "Education in the early years ... pro- motes the personal, social, cognitive and physical development of young children in a safe and nurturing envi- ronment," states a staff report on noon - hour super -vision for kindergarten stu- dents. —fbe developmental needs of four - and five -year-olds require additional supenision at noon hour." Inst September, the board intro- duced all-dav kindergarten at its 90 ele- mentary schools. In January, it began phasing in junior kindergarten, a move which continued this fall. SEAM CORRECTION NOTICE IN OUR SEARS TWO DAY FLYER, SAT.. OCT. 7 AND SUNDAY OCT. 8. MEDIA 1012, PAGE 2. SEARS C PED;C, TF;E AD READS "POSTURE- PEDIC" SHOULD STATE "POSTER-SLEEF' SLEEP SETS. WE SINCERELY APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED OUR CUSTOMERS. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IL Grand Am SO LOW, ht as we Ll be giving i t aw So we are. 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ApprOXimatf to 'it ycur specufic reeds You can pay zero down, lower your monthly payments or use --jr trade-ir, Value $19,200 You should know this: i cence taxes and insurance nor included Dealer may sell for less Untried tone offer See dealer for details C 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Plenty of Josh-ing at camp Josh Cabero, left. and Josh Suds, both of the 7th Ajax Cubs, try their hands at orierdeering during a Scout camp at Paulynn Park in Ajax this weekend. Spon- sored by the Ajax Optimist Ckib, the camp for Scouts, Cubs and Beavers attracted 783 boys and one girl. photo by Andrew Iwanows d GREAT VALUE - S-AP7-Q -OME SAT., SUN., MON_. OC" - 8 7 ' 00 - 5:00 P.M - 1 FISHER ORES AJAX Bnght, dean & tidy' Shows eruer-ery »e ua^y ;pgracies - i e. martNe 'bor in foyer and k=.en. hardwood `ioors r i v rr.. & dn. rrn. Extra large ict. Oversized sngle garage. 3 bedrooms, neutrai cokxm Financing (with 5'a down for first time buyers? can be aTanged CaN Bob Lucas, Sales Representative. ReAdax All -Stars Realty Inc. (905) 477.0011 TODAY"' CAMPING IN STYLE YEAR END SALE Buy Now and Saves1,000's on all New and Used Tent Trailers, Plc. Models, 5th Wheels and F/Downs! New Fleetwood T/T Was $15,900....................................Now $129900 New !Sth Wheel with tip out. Was $25,500....................................Now $21,500 Good Used Trailers ................. From 1,450 Used Tent Trailers steeps 6 ...... From '995 NO R EASOMANiE OFNR titin. sE WRIM DMW TMS SALE NO CASH DOWN O.A.C. NOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. OAC. NO CREDIT APPLICATIONS WILL BE REFUSED O.A.C. FREE STORAGE. FREE NOWTERONG. FREE SET-UP KIT. I TRAM COW CAMPING IN SME NW. 1Z tlttHff9Y 00PA �YS j& F"wid" * gro Ciwodiasu s, ise 1Th!'1YPWS ADV1rRi'1(+'F) 1MM0AY,,4' C-" M M(►,'19�SF4�(:E % Community Care recognizes volunteers in Community Support Month AJAX-PICKERING — October is homes and living independently. For more information on Communi- Community Support Month when Community Care's Home Support ty Care services or to enquire about Ajax -Pickering Community Care Program provides transportation to becoming a volunteer, call 686-3331. takes time to thank volunteers and the medical appointments assistance with community for the support they give grocery shopping, friendly visiting, to agency clients. luncheon out, lawn cutting and snow With 132 dedicated volunteers and shovelling. three staff members, Community Care The COPE program gives people has assisted 320 seniors and disabled emotional support through one-on-one adults, as well as 128 people with matches with volunteers and mutual mental health needs, to remain in their aid support groups. OMB delays Ajax lakefront land hearing AJAX — An Ontario Municipal includes the marina -first component Board hearing into the fate of lands and an OMB hearing into various at the foot of Harwood Avenue has parts of the new Regional official been postponed until January of next plan is under way in Whitby. year. The board granted a delay in the Hi -Rise Structures wants to build Hi -Rise matter because the Town has 91 townbouses on 10 acres on the begun expropriation proceedings to lakefront, but a marina must be con- acquire the land. structed before any homes are put up. Ajax Council was notified of the Durham's updated official plan delay Monday night. GRAND 0PEN___1_N_.G MODEL HOME Tour our MODEL HOME and discover the perfect blend of traditional values and modern conveniences. Set in the rolling countrvside of Sandford, on picturesque 1 acre lots, these two storey Victorian estate homes and rambling country bungalows are designed to fulfill your lifestyle dreams. But remember, with a limited number of these exceptional homes available, the elegance is timeless .. . the opportunity isn't. from $259,900 to $354,900 Rita Connell Sales Representative Coldwell Banker, First Class Real Estate Prices a specifications subject to change without notice WE Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 a.m. - 6 p.m. (905) 294-2796 (Markham line) (905) 852-0228 (Model Home) ��t NAL Dp ANDF RD• z Saturday & Sunday: 11:00 a.m. - 6 p.m. (905) 294-2796 (Markham line) (905) 852-0228 (Model Home) T POLITICS Rookie MPP excited about `daunting' job at Queen's Park O `Some days are scary because I am dealing with very significant issues in people's lives,' says Janet Ecker AJAX-PICKERING — The first session of the 36th Parliament of Ontario got off to a rather ominous beginning Sept. 27 with 5.000 people demonstrating in front of the Legislature. Although the atrnosphoere around Queen's Park was charged with anxiety and laud with tension. the acri- monious air did not dampen the spirits of Durham 'West's new NIPP. Janet Ecker was -excit- ed" and -thrilled" on her fust day in the Legislature. despite the stress brought on by a foreboding crowd of demonstrators and a btmvv police presence. Admitting she was -upset about the demonstration which was difficult for security and staff'. the rnp- resentatiye for Ajax and Pickering was nonetheless "excited" about the opening of the new session of Ontario's Parliament. Although she's only been an MPP since June S, she's already experienced several highlights and formed various impressions about her new job at Queen's Park. The swearing- in ceremony was a humbling expe- rience for Ms. j Ecker. I "1 am here because of the volunteer efforts i J of those who I E believe in me: a lot of very good people put me here. - Ms. Ecker feels that while the experience has been "exciting and chal- lenging" thus far. "some dans are scary bt- ause I am dealing with eery signifi- cant issues in peoples lives. `The responsibility is daunting.' t;pcon taking her scat in the Lxiislature for the first time. the MPP felt -honored and thrilled'. lots. Ecker adds the experience was "a bit strange" because she had only previously been acquainted with Queen's Park as a staff member of an elected official. In fact, the fust time Ms. Ecker entered the Legislature, she remembers say- ing to herself. "1 shouldn't be here.. However. those feelings quickly disappeared as the first Question Period became a reality. net Ms. Ecker says leer her first Question Period was "seri- ous and ram- bunctious' . There are two areas where the Member's experience differed from her expecta- tion upon entenng the job. ANTIQUE FURNITURE MERCHANDISE AUCTION SHOW Saturday October 7, 1995 9:00 a.m. - 4 p.m. FREE ADMISSION I METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE -1 1899 Brock Rd., Pickering r * Singles, Doubles, Queen Size (Kings Available) * Orthopedic with up to 30 IF -ear warranty As Low as �$79 f *FREE DELIVERY with every set purchased UALITY I mpt mW Fm tln Cotrwniw* Located st 48 1 --wood St. S. (lust south of the 401) (!05) 428-1017 a c She's been somewhat sur- prised at the heavy work- load and the constant activi- ty at her constituency office, but realizes it's just part of the job. When asked what she'd like her constituents to say about her upon completion of her first term in office, Ms. Ecker hopes it's that "She accomplished what she said she would accom- plish in a professional and competent manner. while fighting for the communi- ty- While ommuni- ty 'While Ms. Ecker must wait to see if her con- stituents feel that way at the end of her first term in office. one thing is certain: The rookie MPP is in for .,erne very exciting times as she helps set a new course for the Province and her riding as a Member of the 36th Parliament of Ontario. MOVING SALE Special Clearance 20% - 70% Off Suggested Retail Prices Discontinued UmpervaW brand ptrod —to Tuesday, Oct 10, noon to Spm Wednesday, Oct 11, 10am to Spm Thursday, Oct 12, noon to 7pm Friday, Oct 13, noon to 7pm Saturday, Oct 14, 9am to Spm Sate at: t1Nrr 1 1601 Tricont Ave, WHITBY, Ontario Brock St Thickson Rd HWY 40 Victoria St Bloor St iRodwoy Pm m N Tricont Ave 'Y c«a orae -w I Of Toronto ,Oshawa Wentworth Ave I visa tirasrrrcaro. mrrac acCeprea Sorry, no personal cheques I An Sai.% F mal Everyone shops here! , P Young Pickering firefighter -in -training Two-year-old Evan Gwartz gets a helping hand from dad, Shael Gwartz, as he climbs aboard a fire truck last Saturday at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The complex was celebrating itsl2th anniver- sary- I photo by Andrew Iwanowski - - - _I Y ps Car rall het C help children in need 0 Children's Aid benefits from rally pledges DURHAhI — The local Children's Aid Societv wants people to join the race against child abuse at an upcom- ing fund-raising event. The Durham Region CAS is hold- ing its second annual car rally Sundav, Oct. 15, with proceeds going to help children under the crganization's care and to raise awareness of child abuse. October is Child Abuse Prevention Month and Oct. 14 to 21 is Canadian Foster Family Week. The rally runs from 1 to 4 p.m. and will take about three hours to com- plete. Teams, which will solicit pledges prior to the rally, will tour parts of Durham while pursuing clues supplied the day of the event. Registration and pledge forms are available at the CAS office at 555 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa. Cost is $10 per team in advance and S 15 on Oct. 15. The CAS is also distributing purple ribbons throughout October to raise awareness of child abuse. The Help Prevent Child Abuse ribbons are available at the CAS office in exchange for a donation. In 1994, the Durham CAS had 527 children in its care, many placed in one of 115 foster homes throughout the Region. Call the CAS at 433-1553, ext. 2250 for more information. PUBLIC NOTICE Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens, located at the South East corner of Church St. and Taunton Rd., is proposing to locate three pre -fabricated two -crypt private mausolea. A crypt is used for the storing and mem,.orialization of human remains. If you would like further information please contact Mr. Brian MacMillan at (416) 427-5416 or tier. Steve Rupert at 1-800-268-1528. THF NF.W'SADVFwnSER FRIDAY, OCII)BER 6, 11"S -PACE It �a�� ✓ouix '95 Mr. Ahw" S�iA AMfetmg b P R. Controller *&aot Natumal Suddmg Sorely 1A191rLA W. 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Heritage Inspired Homes in North Whitby l 1 1 1 Standard Luxury Features: • Gas Fireplaces • Breakfast Bars • Pantries and .Microwave Shelves • Oval Acrylic Tubs • Country Porches • Ceramic in Fover and All Bathrooms • 30',40'.50' Lots Available Victorian Freehold Tow-nhomes from S129.990 fMMi►-OM 4 'v 1, Model Home' Cre iS� • Face PaiRtin' - .Pettit �r4r>d I- DeUdous Turk Soup Soup=Ckwtrs ' w re1F I 0 WWCHESM RD TAUNTON RC an Y I h Cf ROSSLAAD W N F WY 107 CALL: 905-686-5441 Weekends: 11 A.M. -6 PIL Non. - Thum. 12 PA - 8 P.M- Fdby: 12 P.M. - 6 PAL DeUdous Turk Soup Soup=Ckwtrs ' w re1F I 0 0 iN SXO `�r, tri• t�� ,�r ��. ;�� ` • , �� •`i' `,�� • , `moi � ,�� 1► • err' .,r� t'� t' ,tlr r�` ill`` \V ow ;)� Rig r r . N:L7 - •� ,tel. Ali .. : • 41 �-yam•.. rwomlo iN SXO `�r, tri• t�� ,�r ��. ;�� ` • , �� •`i' `,�� • , `moi � ,�� 1► • err' .,r� t'� t' ,tlr r�` ill`` \V ow ;)� Rig r r . N:L7 - •� ,tel. Ali .. : • 41 �-yam•.. '-r.At(:f? 11-1'NRiNRW511DVFRTISRk RR1D'Ai'; lK'f(11�R 6,' 1995 LONG- WEEKEND Stock up for Thanksgiving before stores close for holiday AJAX-PICMRING — Following is a list of what's open and closed on Thanks- giving Monday, Oct. 9. SUPERMARKETS: Most major gro- My stores will be sbut. (Check with the state where you shop.) RETAIL: The Pickering Town Centre and the Harwood Place Mall will be closed. Some retailers will be open. BEER/ LIQUOR: Stores closed Mon- day. VARIETY STORES: Most are open Monday, many around the clock. BANKS/ TRUST COMPANIES: Closed Monday, open again Tuesday. (Check with your financial institution for hours of operation.) RECREATION: In Ajax. the Ajax and Village Community Centres will open Monday at 4 p.m., but the McLean Com- munity Centre will be shut. Pickering Museum Village, the Pickering Retnation Complex and the pool at Dtmbanon High School will be closed. LIBRARIES: Closed Monday and reopen Tuesday. TRANSIT: Ajax and Pickering Transit won't operate Monday. Both transit ser- vices will run Saturday. Ajax Transit's Sunday service will runt as scheduled. GO Transit will operate on a holiday schedule on Monday. Call GO for scheduling information at 416-869-3200. GARBAGE PICK-UP: No change to schedule in Ajax or Pickering. GOVERNMENT: Ajax and Pickering Totten halls close Monday, reopen Tuesday. Durham students tax their brains at Science DURHAM — Members of the public are invited to watch high school students test their minds at an annual Science Olympics. The Durham Board of Education is hosting its eighth annual Science Olympics Friday, Oct. 13 from 9-45 am. to 2:40 pm. at R.S. McLaughlin Colle- giate Vocational Institute. Olympics competition Each of the board's sec- equipment and an engineer- ondalry schools has been ing activity, followed by invited to send a warn of up judging and an awards pre - to three intermediate stu- sentation. dents and three senior The school is at 570 pupils. Stevenson Rd. N., just Morning events include a south of Rossland Road, mind -bender activity, bal- Oshawa loon blast-off and balancing For more information, act, and a bio -crossword call Sandra McEwan at the event. Afternoon events board at 666-5500 or 1 -800 - include identification of lab 265-3968, ext. 5200. FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Bram i. offering the Smart Advaxtage (antral Vacuum sv%trm featuring_ • tn,nrtx-nralh Frk-ndl% <A4rcrFthry Filtratxm %%sten) t'niqur filter constnutvun maintains air lxmt-r and, %%ith suet-rb filir.ition, traps )`t 94,ro of dirt incl dust as %null as t rontrtrrs (it-,% than I to tttr size c,t a .,.Ind of human hair) �. 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About 100 chess fans gath- ered for the event. where Mr. Spassky played 24 games simuhane- ously against the lrxxligies and peo- ple who had entered a draw at the mall to win their chance to compete - The spectators gathered four deep behind each player to watch in silent awe as the former world champion from the Soviet Union walked the circuit of chess txxffd% along a U- shaped formation of tables set up for the challenge. As he approached there, the younger com- petitom looked up with a mixture of anxiety and won- der at the man who played those memorable world championship matches against the eccentric and mysterious Ameri- cas, Bobby Fisch- er, long before any of them were bom. This god of chess however, at 58, looked just like anybody's grand- father with his full head of gray hair, royal blue knit vest, dark pants and white short - sleeved shirt. The players could only be intimidated by his reputation and the bushy eye- brows that flared out from his fore- head as he stood l before each of them. Not that Mr. Ten time world chess champion Boris Spassky makes a move on opponent Tommy Carrol during a match at the Pickering Town Cen- tre Wednesday. photo by A.J. Groen Spassky did much for his efforts with standing in his iii- some dies% point - tial few rounds of ers from the the tabies. His first grandmaster and three circuits took an affectionate pat about one minute on the hcnd. each. The next The wavid per - three were about two minutes long SM b cm cede his competitive chess, match was 35- bridge and golf year-old Alberto over the years, so Lozon of Coe he wasn't nervous Drive in Ajax. The about matching unempkyyW fork- wits with Mr. lift operator did Spassky. well as a competi- "I'm ice-cold tive chess player in when it comes to high school. stuff like that," he "No words said. "I've com- were exchanged," peted all my life.- ife " said said Mr. Lozon. "I Mr. Canham just shook his noted one of Mr. hared when I knew Spassky's greatest I was going to die. strengths as a I didn't figure I chess player is his had a dunce but I "excellent imagi- was hoping I natiiort" and ability could last longer. to sacrifice higher - There was nothing ranked pieces for I could do. All my lair advantage. moves were -Twice he gave faced-" up rooks for my Among those bishop. That's who lasted the what beat me — longest was 66- his excellent sacn- year-old Cecil rices." Mr. Can - Canham of Valkey ham felt it was Farm Road in great to see the Pickering. The for- young kids doing mer math teacher so well against has played a kn of Mr. Spassky and dw t was a sh me dress is not part of the curriculum in schools here as it is elsewhere in the world. "The whole point of education and a rut three Rev, Tina Simpson is one of two about threeninth round took six minutes and the dedicated to bringingI2th was up w 10 minutes. The fust challenger to �- jan, champion of came over, as dho Love is a powerful emotion. Once you cede did so about fall under its magical spell it can take you an hour -and -a- quarter after the on a wonderful journey. matdies startcxi. For many that journey is marriage. That It took Mr. symbol of cornmittment and dedication. Spassky about But for those that want to get married three hours to dis- with God's blessing find it difficult to find a pose of all of the church where they can have their ceremony. challengers. though four of Today many churches require them managed to membership or at least regular attendance. fight him to a Others are reluctant to or are unable to draw. At a previ- many couple of divorce. In some cases ous stop on his people from different religious back rounds Canadian tour in have trouble deciding which church they can Ottawa Monday get married in. tight, Mr. Spassky Rev. Tina Simpson is one of 19 was beaten by a local chess club ministers who work for Wedding Day member.On Services based in Mississauga She is also this night, assistant minister at Meadowvale Village one of his stiffest Church. challenges came Reverend B.E. Leslie is the senior from little nine- pastor at the church and oversees this very year-old Igor Divi- unique business. who was the The staff travel all over the province under -10 chess for all conducting ceremonies and starting people Serbia before he off in what they hope and pray with be a to live in union filled with the many rewards that Canada a few marriage can bring. months ago. During the recent Bridal Show at the When it was all Pickering Town Centre, Tina was honoured to Mr. Spassky lescribed himself be asked to preside over the renewal of vows being "very Oshawa residents Henry and Lynn Jacobsen. ucky to have 1by "It was marvelous to be part of their emu youtig was rewarded / 1 Ll Fes 1 m is training people to think because the world is changing so fast. It's a great modva- tor. It just sickens me that it's not mugbL- ttEV (AA) FRI 7 940 SATA40N 2 7 940 TUES - T'HURS 7 940 No PasSe.S ,TWO SCREENSi SASE (F) SAT -MON 230 DEW W A SLUE DUM (AA) �Rl 715.935. SAT -MON 2.20, 7'5 9.35 'L:ES •THURS 715.9 35 NM TO tU M Ml Altmcm MALT (PG) rRl 7 10.9 40 SATA40N 210.710.910 AS • HUBS ' ' � : 4^. %c gasses NALLOWNEWTHE CURSE OF MICHAEL MYERS iRl _a . aS :3c STEAL SIG STEAL LrrnE (PG) -- SA- MCN 2 .� -UES •THuRS. 7 TO DIE FOR (AA) :=i 705. 925 SAT -MON. 215 705.9--25-UES- - „RS _'� ; 25 � =asses many ministers 4✓ couples together I __ Fully IMIUrml Licensed �� ----- L.LB.O. Buffet "Floc Indian Cubine^ The Best of India In the Heart of Pickering Daly Uffich Buffet 11:30 - 3:00 p.m. Every Stodgy Dinner Buffek Every ial ALSO... '9' Dinner Spec Thanksgiving S 95 419 9 pedal...... Dinner Buffet spm - gpm Aon. -Thur%. 11:30 a_rn.-10:00 p.rn. Fn.-S,at. 11:30 M.In.-11 :00 p..n. Sunday 4:00 p..n.-10:00 p.rrt. 1660 Kingaton Rd. E. 4D PICKER/NG SL 428-0310 Let us entertainou! y; iE� Tidtit Simpson conducted the cllrelaaytrftsd Henry and Lynn J*cobaen renewed their wedding vows 3o>ytsaW* of special day," says Tina. "To see how the vows they said 30 years ago have just as strong a meaning today. They are an inspiration to everyone. • PAGF.16-THF NRWS ADYRRI'1'SBR frR1DAV, t1(,'IfOBBR 6,19!16 •� • •� - Pickering drive-, partner take checkered flag in last race PICKERING — A flawless dri- ving performance mixed with a bit of luck proved to be a winning combination for a Pickering race car driver. Paul Duckworth, along with his driving partner Mike Hardt of the Sony/Goodwrench Racing team, captured top honors at the final event of the 1995 Magna Enduroseries at the challenging Le Circuit Mont Tremblant in Quebec For the latest sports results, read the News Advertiser three times a week late last month. The win at Mont Tremblant repre- sented the first-ever triumph by the Duckworth -Hardt racing tandem. After qualifying in eighth posi- tion, the duo fell back in the pack in the early goiag with Hardt at the controls, because a bad set of tires threw off the handling of the car. However, a change of tires in a pit stop at the one-hour mark corrected the problem. At that point, Duckworth took over the driver's seat and proceed- ed to work his way through the pack and, despite two full -course yellow flags, eventually took the lead with 30 minutes remaining in the race. The Mont Tremblant victory pro- pelled Duckworth into fourth -place overall in the series' overall dri- vers' standings. Duckworth gave full credit to the Sony/GM Goodwrench team crew who kept the car running through some adversity during the course of the race. He and Hardt also chalked up second and third-place finishes in the grand spore class in previous races in the 1995 Magna Enduroseries. Duckworth expects to return to the racing series for the 1996 sea- son next stmtmer. SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Football Dolphins win three games by lopsided scores AJAX-PICKERIN — A J�- sive game star was Gararek. svEau F - JD ot M o„s Pickering Dolphins fooftil trans The Dolphins' bantams dumped ' OVER 70Q PAIRS OF 35KATES IN STOCK .h f .�. PAY AS#i FOR'YOUR EXPERIENCED won three games at lost two in the Osbawa Hawkeve,, 22-4 Paul 11 In the Paylim Placa at Brock Rd. "'.`''. #2 Hour: league actino at Kinsmen Pak in Serra and Jason Gomes scored Pickering Sunday The Dolphms• tyke tackle squad third-quarter touchdow•rs to pace the fish. Bnuio Azevedo added a clipped the wings of the Oshawa fouitbi.quarter major, while Scot r Hawkeyes 59-6. QB Frik Glavic, Penny kicked two converts and naming back Kyle Van Dusen and Mike Romanowski managed a wide receiver Brandon Pottle each two-point conversion. Zuriel scxxed a pm* of wuchclowis. ak Garcia was the defensive star, receiver Andrew Williams also while Glenn Shiers shone on scored a major while Billy offence_ Skxle=xxc returned a punt for six The Dolphins' atoms were points. Centre Stephen Gifkins downed 32-6 by Burlington. :..;,�..,. was the offensive most valuable Fullback ,negm Mair scored the - player and linebacker Martin ►one Ajax-Pickeringtax:hdown_ Burlington ball Carr -e, a- .. _ s brought Baredathe defernsivestar. Game towels were earned by down by Ajax Pichel ng tackier Bryan The tyke flag football team Christopher Whitlock on defence- Wheatle in a peewee d!v�sron tilt at Kinsmen scored a 35-6 victory over the and Ams Thompson on offenLr. Park Sunday. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Scarborough Thunder. Running The peewees suffered a 28-0 back Joe Dublin racked up five loss to Burlington. Dolphins please recycle KKIK:bdow�ns and added a convert as Mike Shaw wthe player of the I y Cornerback Dan Cxumk scored a game on defence, while Ajay , this newspaper two Point safety. Zackary Vivian Doodnauth was the defensive star. j had an owstanding r — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — .� game at defensive -_ end. Dublin was the offensive star, I A I while the defen- Wanted: Leaf Tickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call Bruce at 579-4400 Ext. 2207 (Tor. Line 798-7672) A LJ Paul Duckworth NOW OPEN in Ajax Royall Computers 428-6611 PICKERING KINSMEN Santa Claus Parade NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES Corporate and Community Entries Welcome PARADE DATE: SUN. NOV. 129 1995 Theme: Family ' Christmas swwv ne • G�aenesrveea PORT MOPE 18 Hole Course Saturday, October 14, 1995 11:00 a.m. Shotgun Start 4 person team Each team having 1 "A" player with 10 or less handicap. Total Team handicap not less than 40. OGA cards or equivalent verification required Entry Fee: $180.00heam Includes: Green Fees, BBQ, Prizes Galore 1800 346-5361 or 1905 885-6487 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 0 0 PROSHOP CLEARANCE SALE �y� FALL RATES SAVE Q AKI�IDG O OFF WEEKDAYS U P TO After 1 pan. Green Fess $27 • Power Carts t15. • After 3 pan. Groan Fees its • all men's a ladies a Ahing LF EJB WEEKENDS •alt soft of golf clubs at whoiessle prices • Hwy -42816321 Arts t WIGAN • MAXFU • RAM • SLAZENGER • DUNLOP • No 1111 2 Miles 9 Browlev fid P.m Groan Fees t3Z • Arbr 3 p.m 120 • Power carts 115 E • svEau , $9 tEXPWIS JD ot M o„s _ ' OVER 70Q PAIRS OF 35KATES IN STOCK .h f .�. PAY AS#i FOR'YOUR EXPERIENCED HOCKEY, GOLF, FIGURE SKATES, EXERCISE EQUIPMENT, GOALIE EQUIP. 6 RINGETTE In the Paylim Placa at Brock Rd. "'.`''. #2 Hour: 683-3476 Mon. -Fri. LJ Paul Duckworth NOW OPEN in Ajax Royall Computers 428-6611 PICKERING KINSMEN Santa Claus Parade NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES Corporate and Community Entries Welcome PARADE DATE: SUN. NOV. 129 1995 Theme: Family ' Christmas swwv ne • G�aenesrveea PORT MOPE 18 Hole Course Saturday, October 14, 1995 11:00 a.m. Shotgun Start 4 person team Each team having 1 "A" player with 10 or less handicap. Total Team handicap not less than 40. OGA cards or equivalent verification required Entry Fee: $180.00heam Includes: Green Fees, BBQ, Prizes Galore 1800 346-5361 or 1905 885-6487 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 0 0 PROSHOP CLEARANCE SALE �y� FALL RATES SAVE Q AKI�IDG O OFF WEEKDAYS U P TO After 1 pan. Green Fess $27 • Power Carts t15. • After 3 pan. Groan Fees its • all men's a ladies a Ahing LF EJB WEEKENDS •alt soft of golf clubs at whoiessle prices • Hwy -42816321 Arts t WIGAN • MAXFU • RAM • SLAZENGER • DUNLOP • No 1111 2 Miles 9 Browlev fid P.m Groan Fees t3Z • Arbr 3 p.m 120 • Power carts 115 E We'll run it - - THF NFW%AbVFVr mqFR FMDAY.,(W'"MFik 6.1995.PAGE. 17 aldf21,e until it(905 905 Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 1 I , N sells. Call TOROMTo Monday to Friday � us for 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturdayrl details UW or fax your ad ApiwopmdnFar 17W7672683 0707 (905) 579-2238 s`ea'"'�`'"r; AUTO FOR SALE Saba* InckKies all paper buy, For Safe signs plus tips for sellrlg your vewie. A., 11 �� 11 Careers ADMINISTRATOR FOR Iif EIMAL CLINIC IN DURHAM REGION SKILLS RE(XUIRED: HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ABOVE AVERAGE INTERPERSONAL AND WRITING SKILLS COMPUTER PROFICIENCY QUALIFICATIONS: COLLEGE DIPLOMA PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE PROVEN RECORD SALARY A COMPETITIVE SALARY AND BENEFIT PACKAGE WILL BE OFFERED QUALIFIED APPLICANTS ARE INVITED TO SUYBIT YOUR RESUME BY OCTOBER 13. 1995 TO FILE 07230. OSHAWA WHrMY THIS WEEK, P.O. BOX 491.OSHAWA. LiH 7L5 M Careers General IM, Help JUST PUMPKINS Sl 44 CAN YOU USE sane EIGHT week ProNastorwl extra rmoreyt Adult senor Fionyry and Business Pro student. do you have a Aram: three week oppor- Pleasant professional "Cay !unity Flattery Carse. Part Can Clean Phu Carpets far me evening course M- rfasy telephone work .905) Home video COHrsee. mean- 427-2620 (Ajax) Full and part fere available. Can today. - sne t1a"1% start your own start tomorrow Espeaany bus Nasi wok at morte a reed ate afternoons and :,. know the secrets. Par-••, Ceti ^cw !no tope. know TM :titi.- e. aaaLir !,ade Cane. Schcci :f F ora, '*sign. S2 SIM - Cot ST. S. Oshawa 9051 436.1991 Training asststarKe may be avail- able d you are over a5 and ' General Help 1 FULL-TIME, 1 pan -time maintenance position. ex- pen.*nce reltufred Resumes only. Drop off at Lottery Booth- S Polrits Mall. 2Rc Taunbn Rd Oshawa. IMMEDIATELY A d x based dtstribu- company is now rig 8 - 10 people ' various positions - have openings 10, office staff, ware- r10u5e, Service, set .-c and display and r dnagement trainee otos ii It you are "8 years old and have a car, call for an irierview on Tuesday ane Start on Wed - 57.00 per hr. to $22.00 per hr. Call 427-6926 AZ and Flatbed Drivers re- quired for Long 8 Short Term Assignments, US and local. Can Nancy or Dianne at Alax Regional Driver Education (905)686- 2224 BAKER WANTED. busy in- store bakery requires full- time experienced baker. organization, neatness and Initiative a must. Friendly customer oriented people need only apply. Send re- sume to. File #7228. P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario. L7M 71.5 BEAUTY SALON re- quires part tune Licensed stylist. Oshawa. Hourly/ commission on gong tram - 0 9 Cal Vicky 723.7323 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests Mat amerttsers cheat Ter ad upas pubkcarorl as News "erliser will not be responsible for more than one mcorted insertion and these Sha be no bulky !Or non-Iruerim of any adver- Oserrtert LubJxy, for er- rors in ads a ~ to the artWU pad for tie space 1Ccupyrt9 Ree error All -opy is st7bfeu 17 the epi roval of Tanagernent of News A,he".;Ser DRY CLEANER outlet in Nhttby requires counter stall for mrimidraN trarrrng, c.A and part time pOStrons. 3orne keyboard expen- ance helpful Call (4161 )23-2500 ext 334 or tax 416'923 EARN EXTRA $SS Men and women with cars trucks or vans are required to deliver telephone books. In the O%ha- wa, Whitbv. Ajax.Pic kering. Port Hope. Bow- manville.and co- hourg areas. %lura be plus IS _%rs., able to work daylight hours, and have ear insurance. Paid by contract.. with car allowancic - no de- ductions. Higher rales paid for rural & cottage areas. call t905) 438- 1753 Mon. -Sal. 9-4. Please do not call telephone company. Lentitling TH NOTIC;OTour babysarrivalFM a gift certificate ' to $25 worth I ow !byproducts. 47 Genera Genteral General HelpI a HNP a MMPI Help, Salesj FMwBasketmarket For Sale White Rose Crafts & Nursery Sales Limited is WON N6 growing to a new location WhftWe are now accepting applications for: • Temporary Full-time Set-up Personnel • Ful -time and Part-time cashiers • Part-time cashiers and carryouts evenings and weekends We offer: • Flexible Hours • Competitive Salary • Excellent Ful -brae benefits • Staff Discount Apply in person: Saturday. October 7. 19%, 9 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 15 Westney Rd. North �jdX, a ':7fiv ORMOND WOODS CO-OPERATIVE HOMES is seeking a FULL TIME CO-ORDINATOR to assist urs Board of Drectoi s in the day to day w erabon and admrtrsbratton of the Co -Op. The SA Xxossold applicant will have an understanding Om'* dyramtCS of vok+nleer ogarwzabon and teamwfatt arld possess alcaetlent COrnmurocahcr skills, trNerpersonal skulls verba( and wnUen skills Computer experience is required and hmrkartly, with the *%ew Views' Software and a background in bookckeepang would be an asset A two degree of sed motivation. rubabve and the ability to work independency and also to follow instructions is required. Salary negotiable. based on experience and tauakhcations. Only those selected for an n- lerviewl win receive acknowiedgement of their ap- pkcaron. Send resume including salary expecta- bons and a handwritten covering letter by Octob- er 13th, 1995 t0 ORMOND WOODS CO-OP 275 Ormond Drive, Unit #55, Oshawa, Ontario L1K ISI Attention: Personnel Committee WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIR SHOP Experienced in replacing watch batteries and straps. Sell and customer service. Oshawa Stropping Centre. 1-800-457-7928 or fax (416) 253-5224 EARN up to 5550 a weekNave span Time? WE need people to make Kam fes At Hees* ewenery (necklace. trace- wort, a FUN processing Mar lets, eamngs) Job avamable No Experience Necessary cost to coast from your Trani s 540" Provided tome No experience Pad Qrec! F„ "FREE DetaS needed. Send a sell -ad- RW 5 i S E :c dressed stamped envelope Wil -Wien Marketing to Kevenchns Corp, 991 P.O.Box 31067 Matheson Blvd. E. Unit #5, 01hawa Ornarw LIN 09 REF 600 Mississauga On- Cana LAW 2V3 MATURE STUDENTS and HARWOOD Fish & Chips Family Restaurant requires. I *nature, hardworking. person for part-time job- needed from 5 pin- close Monday -Friday. For ItKNe into call 5-7pm. 427-1299 homemakers wanted for ,part time Wennarketing. Training provided. Call bet- ween 9 a.m and 5 pm. 619-6991 JOCUS - Educational toys needs Individuals in your area JOCUS carnes 300 t. educational toys. games. puzzles. crafts. 65% are under $15 Jan us and supplement your farray in- come 1-800-361-4587 KETTLE CREEK CLOTH- ING CO has full and part time positions available for heir new Pickering Town Cantre location Retain exp. arefered Please send re- sume to File 07232 Osha- wa Whitby Th. Week P O Box 481, Oshawa. LIM ns. Says we deed to expand to service the fall line up of Clientele. If you are HARD WORKING. business minded. enjoy working In a fun atmosphere and looking for advancement. Call Denise for an interview MCRO-COUTER support recnnrcan to do m y*vw tab" aintenance ono service in Durham Re - yon Call 613x332-+063 or Y'teroew REQUIRED lum- DIATELY Experiencedtem 'eaneters. polemfal $15 i nd up St Anne s Pure ;ping water CariDi 905:� 579-2837. ;9051 S?8-0252 N� NEW "OW receonrV. experience an asset but mol necessary Par. !.n a wee- kends. SAC A Sun Can 686-4016 IN OPENGS with mum rla- tional Como" for mMat O - e0 peope Tecnnal cal. sales and management training positions avaaable Please mm to P o Box 145 Atex. work 'tJfn home. rtey npleS117110118sjrveys over the -none S14 pec Ron ^a talk tune. Please _ani 42-Y-1559 RECRUITING 'or Pae S Winter Proauctions All ages and types interested n being involved in feature "'ms. TV series and com- -neroats as *xrras and S O C's Call 432-0199 RUST CHECK :prayer m needed imedatefy, train - .ng provided, dnvet'3 k- pense required Sa oolfwtx. tun -tine and part-time phone 83'-255' SEWERS REQUIRED :o we wont at home, 1nausinal machine essential A;sc ,'e- guired sewer to. .n fac- ten Call 571-70.'1. TAXI DRIVERS Wanted FULL & PART TIME 831-2160 CANADIAN JOB EX- CHANGE - For the price of a phone call, place your own too postings or resume on an electronic bulletin. accessible across Canada for one month. 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All ages welcome Close to 3 schools Lots of actmates 83'-3636 DAYCARE avatlaole .n my home, any age wei- Can a L: ving S safe, non- smoK.^g environment Warm meals. snacks oro. v,cec KWer 427-8897 DAYCARE -• my home. BrOCK St..rTaunton area. Ages 2 1.2 and up Fenced yard Plenty of toys Mem- ber of Y M C A play :entre 668_.C. -.8 LOVING ENVIRON- MENT •or your children balanced meals, snacks indoor 8 outdoor actwties. hourly, dally, weekly -ates References. ece-pis. 831- 0758 RESPONSIBLEmother wmhes to care lot ctwdren in her loving home. Sate and positive ern ifonment Flexible hours, reasonable rates (RnsorYraunion Mea) 576-8572 prices APPIrt, ash. mane. n,ckory Serving Ptckili Alex. 1Ntvroy and Oshawa Can DURHAM FIREWOOD 42--4741 FIREWOOD V.,&,ry s4i soned '6' nardwcod. cut. sort and *oi,.~. startx+g at S1aS/Dusn cord Limited quantity Can 705-944- 880 pm pnn FtREWOOC Exoert*nt Quarry 'wawood Guar 4nteed. eYra ong Sine 'ally easoned. _ut and spit r/onest measurement F fee Se,rvtHy KCZV hear F.re- :r5 -3-2246 W*A LUMBER i FIREWOOD CENTRE 4 x8 x' 2- S60 DO 4-X8'X'o Sc- J. ESTABLtSMEO '963 Days 705477.3381 Emit rgs 905 -434 -WS Free Oelivery To Oshawa Area Articles for Sate Parr of KYB Gas struts. 'atad 5160. +tee sea to SK • Y 1981.83 Datsun 2005X all Abe at 683-5117 or '637 eve H6 NOTEBOOK. .i87 vats 85 meg rid. 4 neg ram Dasa 3 5 floppy S70C 9C5-4-^-9555 306 NOTEBOOKS -om 5650. ,slid .0iotu msxtaorS from $75C Cormoere BM systems 'rom 5249 mew OX2 66 from 5899 muiti- •, a 2.66's from SI ;59 Arnvng soon. 386 s 4m RAM COS mouse. coq,,r monitors S585. „09fa040- able New 560m Marc Drives. 5239 4965X4.; motherboards. $99 Dealer e lgwries welcome 905 1--30Er 511-462Q A REPOSSESSED sat- eikte system, only S-15 9rOnthlV In -----g pro- rarm, ig Free tristailabort and warranty 905 655- 3661 BEAUTIFUL 9 piece oaK dining room set. 51800 Granlpa S Gramml . vnled edition, hanacrane0 oorce- law dolls signed. ailed. S6CC 434-3895 CARPET i1 Prices. buy direct wnoiesate. Pee :n. stallation 'or free e,,"te all Sal 9051432.2750. or pager,41Ei980-9697 Carpet Broker, 00 Nylon thick. plush, stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms any 5369 00. Price n - dudes 30 So- yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your home Free cluota- tian in your *tome No n- terest- no payment for one full year. Daniel. 1-800- 217 0•&4 CARPETS ots of carpet. IOC". nylon,new stain B- lease Carpets on hano. I will carpet 3 rooms. $349 Pnce includes carpet, premium Paid . expert installation, last detNery. tree estimates 30 yards) Norman 686-2314 Chaffs, seats 6 $ .895 Sari. urww $125 tape a@- Star F9'-11211. DRUM LESSONS P"Ivate lessons available . rea- sonable rates. Call s2R-<^^rr PENTIUM " SAC -j6:(. HID. SVGA 28 Compete System w,tn 8meg Ram 51599 99 486 Dx 4 • JC PCI Bus %&ITO eoa a 1104 am 54C +req Pu D x Speed Cd -Rom SVGA Z8 V i ,oft; PCI : B,f .Hund. Army speaf, ^ ' Cd Tines S' 3" OC 486 1712 5E PCI Connotes* 5999 99 heGH sabre DKts� hoc, Diclure or -,*vl c Dt RECT, OSS 'a' :,;,tai Satertre Systerm SC channers. CD qu- N p,c '.re and sound Rent 'C -ver Dv phone !tom only wt,: ^cr!t :sit 5,- • a' 3 HITACHI stereo 7 r .jaded Atii _,ver :v '*One for ,yvy s,9, 5, we.rw ..r s-. .4.7 KENWOOO 7CWER OF POWER 20C "-I -emote steno package Dual cas- sere 5 pts: D prayer ro-w speak -s Giem 10 a-1 tv p^one lar .nay S' EJ.wr,rK Cali � •4• ; MOVING SALE Av- p,ances. Sores. _C -or N S exerOrse eoutprnent. •2 n p !racfor rear Dagger Son _xzs. an+er �w Cam 579 J6.ki OAK.PINE FURNITURE Why pay 'etal pncesl One of Ontario S tensest and :Y - gest manufacturers .s naw ielkng precf 70 tete pudic Eg teak voesta; table and 4 'mfrs 5849 ' It Joule pedes'at and 6 atralrs 51499 cannnonoai Deas am S399. Over 20 stair cr"ces a i rasolid no ver ears TDatxlal Nood- wCn. PIANO Samtck) mmacu- late. with bench S250C o t o Cao 905`•668-1982 ease -essage PIANO. ,.pnght, antique. good condition 5900 nim Ca, 9)5 433-1907 A;so '986 BMW model 325 Fled irking $550C F4ANOS/GRANDFA- THER C.Ocks - Durnam's 'argest selection -New and •,sed pianos Not sure' Rent to own, apt s- ze. upright. grand, dfgitai Key- boards TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW' Teiep Pario'A,;riis 433.1491 SHEDMAN - quality bam srgie sheds. built on site. 8X8 SPECIAL- $599 GST ncluded. Other sizes and display available- Call 905- 509 4961 SIGNMAKER iV Distor- tiomouthne special effects computer, *,monitor 8 fonts. all vinyl stock 54500 Crattsman tablesaw w/ trade 5475. Delta table jig- saw 5175. all working per- fect Doors. panel. bi-fold. trench $10 Sup paints. hardware. (adders, etc. (905;683-6t52 .'II�E".F.isIrTAFM�W5►KDYF.RT1t9F�FRfD4KY�A(TOBF!R6,fAt5 - - For SArticN , Artic��sd i ' Found � 1 AuFor Sale SOFABED, Queen size. ANTIOUES Absolutely, FOUND, $mien dog in the 10S Plymouth Tuismo. by Kio~. hunter green. Purchasing furniture or an- Westney Htei Is area on as Is $900 or best otter. Call nearly new. $700 or best ything old. Scientific instru- on; CKCregsterad. (905)433-4091 or (416) o8•r-436-8914 mems. China. Silver. adver• 6fi6 2546 265-2672. THREE PIECE SECTION- lasting' tom' decocti s or m bottles. Collections LOST -Last Sunday, Sept. 24 105 Pontiac 6000 LE, V6. AL. sofa plus ottoman, in excellent condition. deep estates. Cd Flober Bowen n n the Pine,,,-_„ area neer Anon. Rd. eMMO, 10 yrs. 4 dr, excellent Condition, turquoise in colour. asking Antiques (905) 649. oon. Brd cid. grey, black and while loaded. $2795 calk with warranty.6B6-6183 $1,000.432-2304 6575. long haired. Answers to TOSHIBA 2r stereo TV. New wish 3 yew warranty. Rent to own by phaa for only $6.751week. Cal 571- 1413. WE aE CROWDED! 15 cu. h. freezer $250. stacking waster a dryer $750. mi- arowaves $1354175. weds w $1754225, dryers $150-$275, portable dsh- waaf.r $225. built-in dish- washer $175, commeroiel washer 6 dryer $375. 30' stoves $1504200. 24" stove $75. green F.F. Fudge $225. Hoover wital odspn dryer $175, Notccn. ditwners $250-$.-150. Prac- ace cad Organ $45. Cherry deer saw. 9 PC 1946' Dining SWM $1750, 19401 Pedestal TablesM . 4 ans $450. Duncan Phyte Ta- bles. 4 chars $600. black table. 4 Chars $350. who $linen. 4 swivel cna m $SOO. brown Couch $150, brown redrtsr Couch SAW. brown Sochona $575. Couch. lovesN(, chart. la- zyOoy 5600. humor green Couch A Chair. oak coffee a Ord tab*$ now $975. set. sofabed, srrrvel rocker $375 pile COmee A end ratio $250, tree standing wardrobe $150 entertain men! centre 565 4 Pon. able bar $75. white 6 or dressemmirror $75. king waerbed 5250 super Sir,. gn• waterbeC. drawee S350 table A hoot lamps, neifirg li(/mts. 00,0 s. rr direr A mag 579-OsA APPLIANCES, walled , working or not, Fridge, stoves. washers, dryers 427-2713.. ALSO FOR SALE reconditioned wash- ers. Ayers. stoves.slso A up 3 month wall" . 427- 2713 massage. WANTED -' 3 knife pit - or in good condition. 426- 2226 WANTED to buy - older furniture. glens. China. Col- Isolibles. "w"OlsbdwL wales. etc. Single pieces or estates. Can (905) 723- 78N. 237834. RU Christ "08 Trees FREE Guide to Whosssie Sources Ontano Farm Grown Trees. Guide to Successful Retailing. Ton Free 1-800661-3530 Pepper. Please Call 509.4747 19M OLDS. Cutlass Su- preme, rel whets drive. 2 e dr. V6 auto., Pa. pb. ancon, 1 Dowd" neer paint. Rally sport 1 for Sao a will and tires. was to entertain toe arty $2795. now $2686 cerNaed. GERMAN 4 more rice ars to choose lJniglxa, solid� from. Open Fri. Sat. Sun. wp Czed'. tampion wood- Mon. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Cal lines. Large booted, parents 427-9722 anytime Russ. on; CKCregsterad. Big Town Sales. Shift. $450. 983-9068 1917 Camaro, Waxily load- IlOR5Es BOARDED In door ad. 5L. V8, 4 speed au - arena, doily tuxnotR. plasm t-Wic (overdrive) SM75 akz•d prolossonaf are. cab! . -$3575 as is . Also $250 per mo Pebblea, 1967 Hyundai automatic. Farms. 4070 Green Rd., atmffm cassette. nm beau Bovmr ary4 t.263-8816 ttully $975. Both at 696 �y your dog mate out King SL W. Oshawa 576 of the garbage. Use a 6575. DOGGIE DOOCEY WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM. Sem - 9prn. 7 Oats. (9051723- 5413 With Ad. Save 15% f4 Oct 31m SEVERAL dogs for adoption including pur- ebred german shepherd Contact Pickering Animal 1 Society. 831-0645 AM i or 420-1S6 • Crafts A11111IMI(Ibiles CERAMIC WAREHOUSE- 9 1 1 for Sok SHOP WHERE THE C1aA- FATERS SHOP-, . basuMu vicuna, Samna. 30 orna- ments at $' 00 each Super collection of mew fail pec. es Every Saturday. 103. 1333 ear+dary Rd Una 2 Oshawa :'S{-")9 CHRISTMAS CraevBa- taar St Monica School. Pickering Sahirday Nov 9ti' Among Rd -'Sheppard± ' wy- Rrven gam 3pn 'abies 125 Olt Cas Sandi FOUND CAT Otack A .^inti mai* Church St a vraney are• on Wed Oct 41hovert' ht•ridty all 653- 12" Olds Cubans Su pr'•mue. hull boded V8. 2 door, excNtom condhon. $3000 Call Kevin 434- 5795 1:04 Cnevy Celebrity. V6. filly ioaded. 4 or now tires. excellent coo bon air stereo. $2495 Certhed Wirt? warArTv CAN 686-4183 1906 wssan Stems. a or 5 spd . or. wrirndows -Al l SIM Cali 4 clean Z�V�minQ cat vvas 52695 5249$ Corpfi•d 4 mere rip Can to Choose hon, Can 42- 9722 anji Russ Open Fit Sat Sun Mer+ oa- .4p- 1107 Pontiac 6000 4 dr euro.. or. very clam. only 112.000 km. $3389. 1987 Eagle 4X4 wagon, kladad. sty $35". 1988 Dynasty. SPOON* clan. lots of ex- tras including air. V6. $4888. 1990 Toyota Tercel SE. 2 or 5-spd,;Ass . 76.000 km, $6488. 1990 Grand Prix STE. loaded, luxury and spat. $10.686.. 1989 Jeep YJ. very clean 5 spd. hardtop. $7988. 1990 GMC Pick up, black with while Cap. VS. a c. auto, a mkist see at Small 1990 Mazda MPV. Lx. 4X4. dual Amt e las more. or11y $12.888 1969 Dynasty LE. pearl ohne, $041(w one owner. 95.000 kmbelenca at fac I ay War*" 16me C 6 C Auto Exchange. 5077 Brock Rd N Claremont. Ayr nor Bob 905-649.1800 or Oshawa 905-433-7246 We Palo cash for good used vehicles 1967 Si,be,,, 4 door, ar Io robc. p s p.b . air condl- ton•d 52000 Cas 905)415 9450 Or (905)683 2509 -1 1 AF" SaleAukwablin For Sale HM NISSAN Sentra, 4 dr., automatic. 103K. rrk" Condition, rust checked, asking $4.300, or best ober. 434-7772 IBM HONDA CIWC DX, lute wildltion. AMIFM assets, air CM%db ming, 3 dr.hatch. 5 speed. 81.00t0KMS, asking, $7500. 576-9704. 100 OLDS 1111 Bfoughrtwt. 85.00D Wits. . luxury cannot winter dri- ven,leather interior.certF ked. quick sate $11.900 o.b.o. Can Erroll or Dave 906.6811.5863 10110 Subaru Legacy. 5. Speed. excallelt nsrior OW e~df. now Miche- lins. p.rool,p,w, ps. pb. 150.000 km.. must ted. $7900.436.9244 1901 SPRINT, 4 dr. auto. $3.500 can.. 1967 Chew 314 ton p.0 now bras, a=, body, propane. low til.. Certified. a$king $4.900. 728-0817 1!111 PLYMOUTH Sun. dance. tow krlornow s. ex- c•llent condtbon, $6.500 404-8,341 1993 Sunbrrd LE only 23.000 firm . 4 door, auto. Port locks A trunk. amrlm ass. rid. excellent con*. tion. $11.500 (95)294- 3616 IM Honda Civic DX. 90.000 km. amvfm Cass. auc 3 -dr h*W*OM. tad with black interior. $6400 or best offer Perot 723-1155 or 434 7564 1996 Ford Lx Escort Mv, oara. 5-.0 M. mag wm"s, air bag. power windows a mw,ors. 4.250 Our Owner deceased Ask rig $11.900 Cal 432- 2048 ft PONTIAC TEMP- EST auto. AIC. 135.000 kms. air COnld 56000 arm 905-427�p46 FINANCING - CERTI CAR Auto Cattle has li- narici g and 44 exception- al preowned certified vehk- des this week. Eg. 1990 Aerostart 7 pass. air, 140 fun. $1200 down. $259 mo. 1992 Pontiac Lemons, auto. ge kms, pnafir. 0 We $4.995 firm.. 1992 GMC Safari, burgundy. C.L. SN,550. 1991 Cavalier. air, auto. excellent $5,200. 1991 Chew spnrlL alto, tow Wns, sale $4.995. 1989 Caravan. air. mint. only 87. km. $7.785. 1990 Beretta GT, exceft, badaq auto, 57.796.. 1990 Tempest Le. maps. loaded. utb•kev- a tole $7.795. 1991 Astro extended loaded, per. seat, 87. kms. 514,450 $3.000 down $390 mo. 1989 Buds Electra Estate Wagon. Waded. $6,495. 19W GMC S-15 sub, 4.3. 107 fans. $6.995. 1991 Chav Z24 . 3.1 slick. 134 kms, $7,995. 11969 Olds Ciera, abwlusy loaded 56.195.. 1906 Firdy auto. 77 kms. 52.395.. 1965 Senea 5 speed. XE caye. high km. 52.195. 1985 Dodge SW Caw mrn. mint. 53.995 We finance what we sea Care to Cer- ticar where our customers send their friends. see you Na 155 King St. West at Midtown tad Or cat 579- 2886 Open Sunda" FOR SALE - 1990 Ca- price Clasw Brougham, 118 km asking 59.999 Phone 434-5902 LOADED -rem pw. Co. map light. Pin, pdL. many now POrts Cyt 726412.' goalFax News Advertiser 68"707 683-7363 'a11STER CHEAP Horne rnpOvertlentsrec roorns.n law apartments additions. !slips decks etc Li canted for over 20 years. all work guaranteed, for Free estimate call Ernie 905 -404 ?. m Improvements C a R Manlinana quill ng repairs and ro lovaborie oioctncal ptunbriry ce- ramiC ekes. carp-rV From smax top- to -Nor to - ovauons Fully guarenaew free NI -141- r905)668 - 330C CARPENTRY, rough hn- i511. "Writing. additions necks Casement trwnwork 0assboaro. doors. mna- ows rod repairs. free esti- mares B0 , 438-0226 DRYWALL taping, stucco. plaster repairs. T -bar Cetl- ngs. and basement rend. vatons Professional re. sults at Competitive prices "or a free estimate calt an nxoan. BII 4M-6409 DUCTWORK installed. moved. relocated Excellent rates Free estimates Elec. trostatic air cleaners, hu- rrudifiers Big Small lobs Call Paul 428-0295 EUROPEAN file speow. ist. will renovate your bath- room, or kitchen walls, as well as Noor tiles Good ref- erences and satisfaction guaranteed For free esti- mates call D Dykstra 725- 4913 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC Sp•ciakzing in custom napes. adidtill. re ndvabons r c roans and besiann•nt apartrrents Res dennai and con rrwcq l S•riivg Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free cons. ,Ra- tan CAN Jeff 90S -4211- S706 SIGON Construction Ltd. serving Oumam Regior tot 19 yrs Additions. sund9cks DOW doors. windows, rec- roorms, fagstone.. free esn- n-J, 905 5 c. 5.6C Electrical Fell Safe. Affordable Home security systems in- stalled to your require merits Can Steve (905; 432.1590 Plumbing LICENSED PLUMBER available Ali your pkunb- ng needs Guarentood lowest paces' Nc tole too 29*7 • ' Painting 8 • Decorating DRYWALL and painting. boarding, taping, texturing, renovations and repairs Small lobs. 15 years ex- perience Free estimates. Serving Dumam and out of town area Ken 434-4500 • ' Painting 6 • Decorating HELP WE RHONDA'S panting, wail Paper. drapesbwlds. a acpsso- res Afbrdabie root CON ler a tree estimate or cone Aset out store at 55 Baldwin St Brookrn 655-4483 or 14800525-9276 [•_� Moving • Storage AJAX Moving Systems . fun setups mows. appliance and Piano specialists Flat rale or hourly We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with MOW Park and bad special. Starting at $99 and up Call for nfor abort, 725-0005 or 427-0005 Moving & RStorage MARRY -O -THE -MOVERS Move big or $mail. we price ,nem all' Free •stsn•t s. suss$ discount. short notice weaves Pegs mmoved, also apprames Comparable 'ates Can 432-2850 MEN win large truck will do household moves. masa. den" commensal. All types of naves Cas Can a ,lane 427.28M MICMALSK) MOVING houses. apantroints. -Nn c. appiances and piano spe- cialists Senior and mid- month discounts Licensed, insured Free estimates Excellem service Call 436 - 11 Aulemoblin For Sale TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEYI OVER 40 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. SOME EXAMPLES: 1994 Geo Tracker 4x4, automatic, whits wilblack convertible roof. 11.000ks with a 60.00010" WIN sty $12.850. 1892 Lumina Euro 3.4, 4 -door, fire an.gme led, fully Waded, condlnon, 57.700ks, under GM war- rorty $13,495. 1990 Nissan w il d. , 5-spesd. 1cab pick 42 000 Its, $6.995. 19M GMC Satan SLX van. Dugtndy witonott red interior. fury load- ed.92.000ks, 4.3. V6. $12.495. 19W Dodge Ca- .van. white wifred kia mor, air. lilt- cnme,7-ssabr, 4 Cykndar turbo. 130,000ks. $7.995. 1990 Pont ac Sun - bird LE. 4 -door, buwgtxidlr silver 2 -tone. fully loaded 125.00as. $5.996 1990 Pontiac Tempest. Charcoal grog. r4 nNriix air. auto. 104. 000ks. $5.895.1909 Chev Caprice. 2 -lone bur- gundy. siver. lie now. ave. fill. cruise. 121.0001cs. $7,9% 1988 Ch" Blazer. 2 - whey drive. fully Waded 43. 138.000ks. nice truck 56.995 1988 Chev Celeb- My Euro Wagon. V6. b ur- gudr nwsame rteor, fully loaded. 146.000ks. $4.995 1998 .Nap Cherokee Lare- do 4" burgundy a grey 2- 111. tuey loaded. 4 0. V6. 121000ks. rrkm. $10.900 1986 Owe Calais. 4-0oor. maroon. 70.000ks, auto. air. new tires. $6.4951967 Dodge Caravan LE bur- woodgran 2-100e. fully loaded. $1.650 :teat vett on rebuilt motor. 1 year 20.000 limn warranty. nrt. $6.495 1987 Nissan Putter. 2-dw axrW. very sporty T bar 5.5001"0 108 OOOks $4 65C ALL CARS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM. OARRYL'S AUTO CEN. TRE 170 BLOOR STREET EAST, OSHA - WA (NEAR RITSON) CALL 436~3522. house • Cleaning ARE you NwwV problems finking nine to clean your homey For professions home cleaning can Helen's Harte Setvicm today 427, 1041 1 L as ATLANTIC TREE SERV- ICE. Sm" Ajax A Picker- ing area. Tree tnmmnng. it" removais, roar feedrg, cuntng, pruning, io% off with Mrs ad, fully ensured. Free estimate. call Gerry 614'363 MISTER POST HOLE, au. Flooring, guyed Post holes. seting of Carpeting posts in concrete. (905) 665-0400 CARPET Instda6as - 25 years experena, re - stretching, our speciality Free estimates D A N Duncan. 987-1799 of 967. 1800 House • Cleaning TREE REMOVAL tree stump removal. 10% df, call Dave 905-831-7055, Also seasoned firewood avanalble, face cords $65 00 Free delivery Party BON Services :tuloNtlabilfu YVanled CARS FOR CASH We buy your vehicle. Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Be* St. East, Alaxx at MURAD AUTO SALES. WANTED DEAD OR AM 'FREE' towmg for scrap. used or abrsdasd are tuft. 165. pickup. lop pitim per- up to $100 1 Trailer RICE Lake area, 40' r bits horns i lot, deck, sh furnished, fishing, sw ruing. :30.000. Win I separately- Can (905)61 2634. 111111291 nwxwwr OUTSIDE storage fn $15 per mo. Boats, a or. Wide Sales, 655.801( (416) 31-MA�For° Ra Trudcs Se 1 for Sao / BEDROOM, boo rte to entertain toe arty laser,." apt., am. or any occasion Binh Cabs. AIC, security ub* 100 Dodge Ram 150. Nodenj 318 EFl, H.D. St , arw in Oshawa. Fill $5986. oartiied. best off. smokerno pets 5650 or. Can 579-9619 404-86. 101 GMC 12 TON S-15 Club Cab 12. 2 WD with LSD. 94.000 km, Waded with opaoris N-%Kbng� �killer $10.000.697-1349. 1 4 WWW 06W 1967 Plymouth Voyager 3 litre. dark red. 124,000 kms.. 7 passenger, Cruse. 55200 OSO Can 721- 9663 11110 GMC Satan SLE van. 7 -passenger. loaded. pd. pw. tis. pb. running boards. centtlie0 148.000 km PnCed W fel quickly at $9500 Phe. Stu y 905- 571-4139 1965 GMC SAFARI.Sport middy. 5 Senior. 4 3 Imre. 6 ryl 147.00 kms pal pb .air ami hm CoosNN stereo rn -4cidat0 $7000 con or est over 404-2606 • Party Party • Se MAGICIAN• clown frierds ready to entertain toe arty age, any occasion Binh days, Promotions. open- nngs, tuna raisers Magic shows ate fun' Letk" help 1139-7057 or 728- 8334 RABBITwants work doing magic for children's parties and all occassiors Have MY own mw-sglctan. Call Er - '.,e 56E-433: IIDarKiN nlitrMtor 1 Ballroom apts in Oahe and Bowmentville. St" at $600Jmonth. Indigo stove included. wills sun facilities. No pats. Can 4: 2407. 2 - TWO bedoonn we meats. Oshawa, ova" nvr.diatley $650 a 5750 all inc. IsUlast n WdW Can 571-1537 all fpm 2 bedroom NO Sou Oshawa Fridge/Stove y ubahes included. No pal $550 per main. First a Last required Can (70 766.1842 2-SEDOX)ON new. ting basem." apartment. p Wee orwanp, amt. contr vac, porkiri% laundry. no smoker no pots SSNYM cfusive. Available Nov Can 509-2313 22 b•dloofn atpoeb kar s, story building. do" schools. library, South G pilar" Awadable nmediaa y and Nov 4264i328 7pmn for apponVn•rm 4 CORNERS, ddwrntow Whdoy. 2 bedroom aper -lent. 55751morth. hrsYlw Awadabl• mm•Oirry C4 9051 420-8.75 ask it 4iex • . Driving • • Schools E•r�'Business Services BOOKKEEPER for small business, at home or at your premises. 20 yrs exp Computer literate. (416) 281-1363 DURHAM MARINE, boat owners book now - COrn- plele wnntenzing Services. for AN makes boats A mo - Cal (905)420-0559 • s Health • Beauty Driving SCh 0018 FULL or part time oppor- tunity. Stan your own busi- ness with wry little invest- ment. Very unique comple- IIVING ny with the best products and benefd5. Must have A )OL car. love life. love people and haw a burning desire and test for success Investment 5. guaranteed It interested call Daisy at 905-427-0249 1S S150 for an appt. no - ed, 1rn- sex i7- e om as, 1 pw--r Raw X 1 1 ApWFone.is 1 For 7o 1 FM InaoUnita ss<l� WHl19Y • BLUE WATER PARK 1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 7, Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5 905 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. PICKERING - nice one bedroom basement. sopa. rate entrance, parking. no Pala. non- smoker, work ll couple Preferred. Nov. 1. $600.839-2782 PICKERING 1 -BEDROOM dose to Go station, amw*- bm, separate entrance and laundry, Can (WsHL 9- 6417. $$$BUILDERS CLEARANCE $SS Save up to $15,E Now you can afford to buy a new single family home From $119,900, low down C211111 (90)623•-65" INDUSTP4AL unit for rent al 899 Nelson St. approx. 800 sq. ft. with office space and workshop. a as stor- age space. Call 434-5494 or evenings 579.1840. MUSTAIAL UNITS 1800 or 3600 sq. n. A modern build mg. extra parking. large doss. Nelson and VbMfiDD St. Oshawa, close to 401, starting at 5675/ mo Phone PK:KEFWW% baseman 432-7223 mar 72ILS4r17 entrance, � t ' ,oiwdn w Roads room beseensnl apohno t. fridge. stove. full baltwoorn. ' 1 for Rent B 1 Cabe, garden, parking utd- 2 bedroom. barn. .S7s6 req. availsbite Dec. 1 first / NLIlfalt itieS included. f695hnorNh. AJAX. Roan fa int, bridy 8 ellen, fly test or un(ur SON FLORIDA. Firstflast. Avad a instill- dw ly. For appoinkrent AJAX, fanny hate an Harwood a Ceenonts. 1- ATTENTION Snowbirds (905)509••0077 or bedroom. own baNrroom. ore bedroan mrlob4e L0 . (90509 2577. shared use d facilitates. Non-smoker. suitable for tea mouse condo, dose b famous Cltecarafer PICKEMNG, Clow. ape- studteM or workrg person. beach• pod. iacum. BOO, Copus broadloo med, 2 bad. S40Wmonlh. Av Ja aloe im. phvab yard, avalaw Now - AJAX - Harwood and Dry LIVERPOOL / BAYLV, ergte room beseensnl apohno t. NO pats Cas 420-1975 me*Moty. 427-5749 X61 9few re 0�5tow onpo- 79-3788. ens. one bedroom apart- meat. seporefte flfltaRCa, 4 2 bedroom. barn. .S7s6 req. availsbite Dec. 1 first / appliances. separate a Vance. Cloye ro amartip, NORTH SWCOE on AJAX. Roan fa int, bridy 8 ellen, fly test or un(ur SON FLORIDA. poll. bath. non smoker. IsV . last, quiml non smokers. ref- no smoking' no pals. 1750 3 bedroom older elegant rust . apse leave mate• ore bedroan mrlob4e L0 . last tnclusive. Nov. 1st. K °s 837-1304 Also includes ut4nuss 8314M. home. tented backyard, saga. 5300 mo. 427-6106 weeks distance to reell 428-9147 . room $95/ week. PICKERING. Whites/401 gloss to downtown Oshawa Available Nov t Call DECENT, dean room, re- ants acrd shopping. 15 met to beach. $550 US par AJAX Large, two bedroom N_AJAX dean flewfy �- area. one bedroom Dass tent apartment. separate Save for wdo 576.69W or hgerator and bath. share mono (905) 655-4792 at - basement apartment, ergs kitchen,� Opted ergs 2-Dadropm. toll srrtrence. Dark'rg, nw a4- 576.6999 olden, anlonles. SM and s tem 5 p.m. laundry Di1f0f1g• Ort bath, eat rh kilcflten, cable. a/c, Parking, w/o to large anerwws $650/nloresl. Available Oct 31. Cal 3 BEDROOM 2 blxKc Oshawa 728 9759 433 7810 a 9859761 CLEARWATER tusy fur - NO 2-3 bsdroon moble wale efmarles. knCkudss WI, dock. Non-smoker, Sam (905)831-1034. Mann, fmnflod roc room, `.;.v 1 ALSO, t bedroom homes. f1ma1SQ pools. trot $775 Avail. Nov. Ist.416- ,yo Await. Doc 1 dudes uta Cable. laundry largo yard. rncludes mator LMERPOOLJMWY. 2 tub. tents. mwnutes to 4110-8056 or after 5 pm. 427-0233 OWET two bedroom appkarvys. near GM. bus. large roan $400. smaN Bkrs Jay baseball 905-686.8257 NE OSHAWA. apartrterns n tnplsx. hoar 401. Public schools. Park rooms 5200 plus chores. las Hodtol. clog a naso tet $575 905-134-9373 3 bedroom Kling a4- Relson. Fudge Rd S area S10001month West responsible poisons halls CtMdren aokomeed duplex, 2 -stony apartment. stow. parol ncludod plus utotes Avalabe Nov NO pats Cas 420-1975 Lou than motel (9059wn- 4 appllancss, dose to req bus. rrsttast. $650 Large nlan slow w4- gp , Can (905n79 6763. es- ONE Dedman NORTH SWCOE on + f650 • ublktes evenrgs kroptaco. j6g5 . 5104 hy- dro Uppr flow with solen- lar 7prn room and cable. 5400 per req Lee d facilities. Peck- LAKE WORTH. now n - tordostal. 2 tedrms 2 Dns. 571-2690 um 5595 . $717 Man floor AJAX . 3 bedroom hare. string hone. suitable for . luxury furrkshod. available NORTH Oshawa - wn. with wood fireplace and lanced yard. 2-4 pp. eat n working person /sad Dec, 0". o the season OLIVEIRITSON ,tea. up- dock $750 . $75 Base- Machan. den. 4 acpkancos. sit 831-2260 $7350 mond also 1 tilde maeulaM Cory $mWI base- malt with low Calling $495 $1.100 per mo plus utia xas Slow. 4PC Oath. washer/ dryer . ,wail Nov ,sod tern it $we $900 month 655-3387 mon' DiledmP orette Re- . $93 430.0168 Cal Gary 686 0096 spo note a deters working W nae proferred Non - AJAX central, 1 bedroom, srnpkr, share kitchen. wrh 4 appliances. bright. cleat angle 1 rCvkM9 *r4-* Separate entrance. No owner $375.11-ndry and Pers Fwsoast $575 pus Parking 576.3741 .:Mies Can 683-876e NORTH SWCOE on AJAX. COZY one bod- Russelt Ave. 2 bedroom n ...one balarem apat+ese. 12-plstx. Parking, utilities. ,sire, fudge. Laundry tank- Cable included except hy- ,s, non smoker. $490 in- Ciro laundry facilites on u�.ve 586-3201 Pnw"S i Newly rwgvaled Sfi6Elmonen FrrsyLaSl AJAX 3 bedroom on mark boor d bungalow, d air, fridge, $sore. Shared aundry. 51000 all inciu- swe FrsILIAM Aradable Nov 1 69,1-0799 Available Now ISV95. 3 bedroom bungalow.Taun- ton a Trulla area Appkanc. RE Plitt' "oma For Sale S LEVEL siosspkt. 5 bed. rooms. - -4 pc 1 3 PC 20c beaxowni err- central vac. daubft garage. eec tropic gartego door. n- 7ou^d pool Close ro an ameenites Very dean -.L-W yard 2 car ga- ROOM FOR RENT in an. Great no ghbour"ood ^ago.S89t5tneornlf+.uYtis Val *it"" Sham kitchen Flextblo ctal^g Asking AJAX, tie fJedrooen No SOUTH Osnows. clean 2 �aM t905i 8/168218 and klrng are& Fusuitty 569.000 trio Goodf+am n SS ease Nov t w Doc 1. BOWMANVILLE 3 hod snare 0o0d costs Non - .¢strtimnelH a t w -x TS S7629B2. bedroom Daiemem apt. roan home. 5 at, t✓rnoke• pMwred NN6- :w R*1 0 utilities, tlekrded tredge. stairs. ,.nary on �I' smoker 41 9C5, 428-2055 NORTH OSHAWA, 2. promeses Close to bus. as, gter4• Pont. rico corp bedroom basement schools and Pre door 2 mo flrstifew tree AJAX- 'tan floor of house, f>Dam. molt loft ill panting, Win- _114.rg waft entrance. poll no d+ech. rtlromps f0.50 mo large Weeg dry fadktims. SWO0 monm pHs S550imo plus hydro 905 428 7497 Tom. modern kitchen, W lige Large lot Laundry, ,,,Lyce11e, hm%Aast Awad- 123-0619 Metol r.,essa OSHAWA CLEAN 'wc 'iow 1st No-srew" $850 able irrimookatsh Call col- lett (519)787-1816 TWO BEDROOM ,vwg bedroom. backyard. park 2 ultlrties Can 688- o (905 V 32 1707 dipmer5 to. 4-3 Oemawa. awa4aae October 10 Clean. *�,y (aLlMes Appliances, 2-4 post SGSo PLUS sra4able AJAX- Nov 1st 2 bedroom OLIVEIRITSON ,tea. up- been. 5820 peen uld e, Ner, Y' '706) 4313-3679 aserwet tip with walk out. OM duplex. I born. tndgM Available wmrredialely Atex SIMCOEJ401 2 bad- 1um washroom. 2 apphonc- Slow. 4PC Oath. washer/ dryer . ,wail Nov ,sod tern it $we Really Ltd 683-1611 roomm. 1 1.2 bean de- e--s.central -s centralar,close ro shop gle 5575 rndkgwl TWO S1Oray aDartmeht. lachod Private drive, gar- ng and HWY 1st and wa 644-4071 days To Coma wa Creek Park sothrg can. appkar+ces. 5800 otlai est 5650.un+ifles Call 427- f4'6,2699288 collect ave Large 2 bedroom, $.25 utilities Nor -;u•rokrs FufTUSI1LhE 4_5 ref available Nov. 1 (905 hckUdes garage. D>Ki^9 lstned Ou.r de�en0 J / AVAILABLE IssME- ONE AND TWO bad- Ava�abla mrmodia,oly a sleet 404-OS9t cCmodabons DIATELY, in WMlpl Apt 'cion �rtments for rem. Oct rst 404-1614 usl 721-2958 or 427- . �nld ic. spacious, carpet- Oemawa. awa4aae October 10 Clean. *�,y (aLlMes WM'TBY oasement tip' WHITBY - 1 SSO s4 R -d. nesety Pansod. with tare$- on Drew"". parking. 576- One bedroom Iglus don. aoueo . 3 aside 2 Well. does ro bus. shop- 8642 683-1m, Midge. stow. wasrw dew 11 bafhS, hnvy, roar . gas .,ng, all ut+lites ireckudstd. ref available Nov. 1 (905 5750 mrAUdes i titises First, replace. 5 Appliances, ge. • st last equlea no pees. AJAX, DAMACULATE Last hvtedatery 427. raga Now 1 51150 plus bedroom Sen. 2 bed- atilt w (ower level. spa- 4493 a'ler 6 usl 721-2958 or 427- iom. S'25 Bachelor. nous a brhgnt, witlh saps- WWTBY two bedroom . 1753 i525ut1430-0t34 raft entrance. laundry tacit- apartment roan +tow of :rr month including utdl- AVAILABLE NOV. 1ST, �� immediate, occ Per". plus utilities Bebee none. Avertable ememe. WOOOS OF MANILLA, . 411 one bedroom Dass- 416-S61 416-286-3993 Harv, SM U!ekntwe in- now hones for rent or I"" -.tent apartment wary dear, and' s� ng 435- W .. ides ckUdos use of yard. Can b purchase 905-6SS-3893 . - Cety docoraw. on ONE and two bedroom 668-1477 LIVERPOOL GAYLY 3 ,.►vas lid. . cerroral air and x sundry, shower only ' on street. ower apartments for rent. mea GM Call (905)4313-0229. Monday Frtday. 7- 9 p m WMY rent wren you can own your own home foE.r less than you lhnkt" Call -� (I� . TOWnhouses For Rent Shifted Uri XuP*row.ng _xuDed. snhoke arq car- OSHAWA 2 bedroom Davisock Sales Rep ref available Nov. 1 (905 Oshawa- new 3 bedroom semi, walk to O.C. fenced -'r Acton+odabon ..-.xn monoxide deleL'toeS. tit contained entry. sot apt., bus rode bridge. stow. Rem Sumnmt Realty PORTER WOODS 3 sq. h High catling, over - red exit. ReterMces, re- parking. prate enhance (1991) Ltd (905) 6683800 .. ~' bed townhouse in fainly FEMALE TO SHARE 2 :.,red (non-smoker)%% MaryhAdelaede area Asking camnplea. S950rmo. ad in- bedroom aparfinert ,n :rr month including utdl- 5695 inclusive Available dudad. Call 88B 3297 4304,93. ctusrve Close 10 schools _ AW andcable. B-';9-9411 Nov 195 436.6085 J ' Houses For Rent and' s� ng 435- W mq tsfAist aN ,mctutl- Pa ,600 E,�g�6 BEAUTIFUL, dean - -•A 2 Story,2 bedroom. OSHAWA Centre Large 4- LIVERPOOL GAYLY 3 PICKERING -prate '! 'ties included. $800 bedroom. 2 baths. main a -RENT TO OWN,' Pick- bedroom townhouse Sam Plus utilities. ISL1aM, no overs.red bright upper room Own full cam In - `.;.v 1 ALSO, t bedroom basement. appliances. inn bungalow, lar 4- 9 9afo pets, available Nov 1st. Cao dudes uta Cable. laundry . in floor apt. walkingtits- parking. no pets. available lxedrOOm upper. near 83cr 9446 . fad. kitchen use Avarwble ' downtown Ossa- Nov t First a wilt $750 per Amenities. lust renovated Oct 15 S430mo J l n r a laundry available Nov month plus Call throughout Oct 9 $995 NORTH OSHAWA, 3 1905;428-85,'* tet $575 905-134-9373 30-326 430 '038 or 430 3276 plus Duncan 1416)260- bell Townhouses ,n COURTICE-1 bedroom CLEAN !am.lbuilding, r 9 939' suer maintained rawly �omhplex freshly decorated Maple Ridge,PICKERING,snare Ridge. share 2550 n 4 easement apt. separate Oshawa north. one. two a with F stove. doss to Aa �• bedroom executive home. entrance.palAing, three bedroom. Includes 1 'F A8, E amenities, Sole Mgmt of- elepone. tld e.stove, Cable,laund g ry_ hydro, f stow. Heat• h edge• DABLIA AFF<)ND:SNLF. lice ca" '_&-3117 '2 - except available 552Simonmly 1st and last. Parking. Laundry facilities 'mmedately 831-•8645 Sur•,able for single non- available 723-2094 IDE ll' PICKERING 19W smoker Available imme- N Hl RE\T7 ROSEFIELD. 3 bedrooms no THREE bedroom noose ro dwlNy Call Paul 0.32-1913. OSHAWA. 1 Bedroom a 0%4N lour HOME' appkancss, no Pets. credit share. Piclter,ng non soh. upper t t!2 doors of ` Br Sh75rm,i plus $I 000 utilities smoker no petsAvailable FOR rent in Seniors build- duplex, rate entrance, Ple sera vrmi Wen Cortunflo. Remax St50 ung one spacious 3 bed- laundry. parking. hist And s Be hunt;.l.iv. 5745;iter, Furst 83,-3300 Cap 83'8.'6 rJOrth apartment. CIOSe 10 All last 905-668 0034 ; Be Jr : s.tui,h: S`m'lirnr, NpAewefe,"s e'er' PICKERING. 7 room amen hes Bus stop at door Cate 579-9016 OSHAWA. 2 bedroom I ran Iklp' townhouse. 3 bedrooms. 1 Office b 8 apt- clean. 1 Nov. a 15 Nov NARIS STAPLEl appliances. garage, near Retail Space IMMACULATE 3 BED. $681 a 5690 utilities n- 141 Mn Nord Rr a, L:3 bus a Town Centre. fenced ROOM, top floor of bunga- cluded 289 Cordova Ad. c7a-1111 , aaa-4741 yard. Nov 1, references, 1 Months Free Rent- iow. quiet. moth east area, phone 728-6420 Or 725- 5975 Plus utilities 831- Downtown Oshawa. soe- available Dec. 1st, Ist/last. 5775 plus 1/2 utilities No 9278 1584 3500 sq. n. available. Park Pets 432-2442 Harry OSHAWA,SImcoe N , 1ST CHOICE .ng and great exposure quiet dean bright.n adult AFFORDABLE HOMES! Space Best rental rates Can 434- LAKEVIEW PARK - Upper building, appliances, laun- WHY RENT? BUY! For Rent 2447 or 655.4132 level of house, two bed- dry, 1 car parking. $550 No down rllerX room, decOenced yard, plus hydro. First / last 4-8- Pay No problem' -� (I� . garage/parking 5750/mthly utilities included first/last, 0445 Let flee Show you how' SMALL INDUSTRIAL universal story of love and acceptance."\our ref available Nov. 1 (905 Oshawa- new 3 bedroom semi, walk to O.C. fenced Mol. Pay S700 O.A.C. Plaza, Oshawa Centre area. Approximately 500 5091930 yard, 4 appliances, 1 1/2 Call Thomas C. Pike sq. h High catling, over - LARGE 2 bed, apt close bath. Parking, on bus route. Sales head dog. utilities, air corn - to O. Centre, In 6-pleee near public school. Nov 1. Rep, Rom Aeead pressor included. Parking. Freage, stove. utilities in. $950 Incklsmvs Cas (905) Really Lit 5763111 5550 month to month dudad. Call 88B 3297 4304,93. *aso. Office And work shop avag2ble 576-,2982 THE NRW4JeADV ERTNWR 'MDAY, l)G M1111BR 6,11"S-PAUX h X26 - driafsael CALL 683.7545 for up-to-date auction listings. MAJOR A4JCTH M NOTICE wwswtewswsw1s - IRMWATE GULA EGTgM11B * ESTATI M • SPODE • KAISER . WATERFORD . SWAROVSKI . ROYAL 1MORCESTER 117111 DIAMOND Rocs • BRONZE STATUARY • ROYAL DOULTON • COWS LAMPS ' ACCENT mEMs . MUSICALS . REPRODUCTIONS • SPORTS KIM 280 LENM EDITION PRINTS • ROMANCE • LUMBERS • BATEUM • GROUP OF SEVEN 75TH ANNIVERSARY ART • CHFUSTI E MARSHALL $100.BOJM PORTFOLIO OF RARE EXCLUSIVE FROM A COLLECTOR BOOK ORIGNAL ART . COLLECTOR RADIOS i PHONIES • FITZ A FLOYD OAK i MAHOGANY HAND CARVED FLURWTURE • COLLECTIBLES • 'nfsolaa rtrssrRsec . e7weisge e . rn.,r...ee . wa�..rtaa. . 1011 SLOOR Sr E. (AT HARMOOM OSHAWA Panel L,seng onry M extenseve cdwchon or fine creno turnlure hra r�rved n Oek, pl» a crw.ywooa inckrdw,q Coraoy a mirrors. Teblee. wveeears. G,.,e r�e.�ef. waw uena. writ. rael.s. venous r.emw rw.rors. oocasmnel tables. tees cabrvafs. ww d- bunch. RANO CARVED dwell nam consdM. c tevel mwrbr, vewsn atr'd, wi ,Gia co.nr W-0ty d recce. PedrtMe. sora tablas wood tnlws. Orientate screen dwrders cr_y_0cd lablas arc JIEwELLERT: Selectvm of leases a gents 1014-I eft 9060, dtrnond nngs- soWwea ak.seers. etc SPORTS MEMORABILIA Saved a custom named by too sports cemebntw era am.N COkmPUMINs: 30004" Mrea Mesalr CewWOR 'ria/ ' s lulsol seol - PrlMare. etc. COLL.ECTOOLEi: 1` U L. Surma Karver. Brun. S,eerorsk,. aamuen swords. carved cone statues O *rrr figures Star Trek. Mw.o b" Fix a Floyd. S.hMfr' L.aIrryyppuul Lane GORage. arc DECOs1ATO4VACCEU4T rTlYt r_an. pWeee. balloons poem, welters. I•senery bee adboerds Marey Mon.oe r_heroe CneWn Leturw a f4Ay. Pg crena. Brit« Duce, +ore.. arc ART POQTFOUO Oi LbUrMO EtMT10N ART M,orer 240 custom ,rrned pray by wit crepe -mins Bateman. lumbers Caster Jec'esor L Tal. L -les T..prnp,l R, r enee L. esow wr ce. lamer J r: r !,te L umbers r1 A NOr. J E. rte MCMona60 EXCLr;SWE-CetewaTUdE aaAA$MALL-- �.vs �t an huge .,uecl- lb t. f.1d, fuuantly CO ode decors srnrled w sewn ongrews. pwn ,, A accent en c 00 ..ed deny more nems Ioo Mlrner0,x, so menton. Quality fele omer"q New 'eine n eery y,e W tea per _*r 1 a ar,rov,c ad arfrYkp•a 'f.wkons .Mn.,c.r-.er,c. FREE DRAW FOR COLOUR TV MO WYERS PREYIM OR FEES • Mo SURCHARGES ' PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS INC. 416-0111111-1762 ,it ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Sunday School, Supervised Nursery Rev. K. Rowland Service 11:00 a.m. Everyone Welcome A TEA P9WW rINFOM C&RAWN ?820 Whites Fid N FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. Sunday Sunday School, Supervised Nursery at that time 839-1383 Gii[-RIC" OF CIUUST CEDAR ST_, AJAX 1 street north Of 401 - vm*t Of Herlmvood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A_M_ A 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD - JESUS IS LORD - 683 -2477 go PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH Clam m u n ity .A r' Methodist jr� Brock Rd. at • J J-1 _:0i Highway 47 Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. A 7:00 p.ntt. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Bible Study and Bibb Club ifor Children and Youth. Come and Worship 637-0126 The Church of the Holy Trinity 91 Kings Crescent (at Burcher) -� (I� . Ajax, Ontario 683-3863V OMM ?o enrich the life of all in our community by shanng a x\ universal story of love and acceptance."\our HARVEST THANKSGMHGS► r"VINOo ' SERVICES Awill • Sunday, October 8,1995��ce 8:30 a.m. Said Eucharist (Traditional Language) 10:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist �n Come and celebrate God's harvest! PAGE 20 -THF NFWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, 0 POTTER 6, 1995 � • 1 Office i � g ItetaHl Space 1 ODDonuttibm ATTRACTIVE 3 -bedroom YOU CAN HAVE IT Persorlsle home, rec room, tomtnal tiv-ALL! Enjoy career, family d v4diningroom. garage, walkout to Private fenced excellent income potential SANDERSON yard. $114.900 With 35! down carnes for $935! with a Watkins Home Based business! To build a MONUMENT CO. LTD. month Irldtdrlg taxes. Ted business d a Me bme call Manufacturers Houghton Remax Summit Independent representa- of cemetery and 668 -3800 tive. Carrie Cochran 1.800 1((u ntay al... arct-ss death ruifliv mhirimiti(m rctvivitl Nealaftj, ',73-5291 Sales Rep. C*' 259.4037 2594037 civic memorials BRICK 2 storey century home n lotto d Uxbridge names 6 none numbers 1872. 8 bedrooms. sap. Irving, dining and lanwY rooms 2 e ' R I I showrooms or Ivakot4s• bam. plus heated $3 49 min 18•. Touch home appointmenst workshop. 5252.900 52 Reads St.. Uxbridge Open KARATE - The Ajax Pr -k - available House Sun.. Oct 15. 1 -5 enng Wado-Kai Karate Darlene Bonser P.m.852-7058 School offers both children INVESTMENT PROP, and adult losses plus a (90) 427-4366 ERTY- 2 bedroomsprogramspecial program for 4 and 5 or stairs. one bedroom maain Yr Olds Sell- defense 1 (80) 461-0282 floor. .n law potential. all Physical Fitness Family appllanceS included. Con- rates. Flexible member- u ou K"�ie Kill. Ajax venient location 3 car ships. Year-round program parkmg. $116.900 For Located .n North Ain. For moreinformation call Elaine. 721-9511. turttter into. please cap W5 - 666.1979 $/04,900• Are- you look - in for • SHAW, Orland, At ate Ajax / Platenny hospital on October 4, 19%. Odand, loving hisband of VeroN. ca. Beloved father of Bemard and Nan. Brother d Game!. Melissa Ferris and It* late Arnold. Friends will be received at the Atxeftorte Funeral Home, 384 Finley Ave. ,(428-9090) on Friday October 6 from 2-4 and 6.9 pm. Service in the chapel on Sat- urday at 1 pm . In lieu of flowers donations to the charity of your choice would be appredaled. V a renovated bnckitk bungalow 3 bedrooms. O Persorlsle �cct-r 111m, the utllx,rtunrty to hJ\ c,.ur n+lx (t. l .} am' new kitchen. hard(eood- Flit an auchu vcrmon (d all of file current (k:uh notwv% Iloons. walkout to a Private rtY'c,vitil GK PLINIcari,m In tilt-ticw. A�IvcrtLcr f back and arid a Y good area BEST GAY'S numbers 1- (K Tlli� WIL-t- . l:lll 683-3005 (!r �-6 S9I Mvnacuae Give me a call 900-451-5566 a.t 697 (Claringt,,n n-,ulcnf,) before you miss it Peter $349rm(n. 16.. T -tone 1((u ntay al... arct-ss death ruifliv mhirimiti(m rctvivitl Nealaftj, ',73-5291 Sales Rep. C*' CALL Local Gats, get rttiv rrc..-[rote In' calling this numlxr names 6 none numbers ltnKIght R. you In tilt- folluwnlg funeral h(irnc. THOr #TOWADELADE 1-900-451.5566 Ext 253. Nl,lnr,r h -.Ander. ,n. Ansi tri ng, Wk: Tuwn. U,F_ linK. 3 bedrooms hardwooc Moors wallow t t $3 49 min 18•. Touch '�lar1 m, . N '-MI %Ic mI. N, .rthrutt Elh, itt A((ctti alt- -- enc ed tone Tara. in-law apartment. separate emrance. EVER 'nought about using $139.900OpenHouse. a dating service or just Sunday- October em 2- 5 finding ou' more about V- 173 Sagebrusf• St them' how you can cal, to f9C5 4,7C -gag? a free brochure wit- no M1MY 2 I^vett pie or Obi gang' Futl men, prop- bt0 photos h r!'wures .. . arty .rut^ comr•terna. Do- 9n compa- Affordable D Nnt(al. 2-bedroor, &Ansi- tiahy s'andiarOt. grail mal- low v W"'" w•!- arse w 8 .eti s, -tyre For sunSUI- One JM� RtQip/t 2b $/R{j�! 100rn, got. large I.v.ng som Se...^- ! _�ch. DENTURE CLINIC rOar:, kit D,M, 0^!n9 lawn- someone Partner Search dry 'oom. sunroof". 683-2414 (message any- P:'AZ , " ' ' ;act- ' a'-oie •e -oro : ewes BEST PLAYMATES (Money nam" a es 1-900-45t LOWER DENTURE STABILITY to Lend 6W •xt 27,- s2 99m," NEW PERMANENT Soli DENTURE LINER 9- '�uchr�ne FREE CONSULTATION BORROW S'0.00c pay HAPPINESS. 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The Meat People Franchise opportunities exist for the Durham Region. Contact Jacques 905-576-6328 0 • ' ACCo01010daion5 ffle-no illccantiodilonS SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES Ltx,king for a fund raising opportunity for the fall' Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-4400 TRfi:fWM C� V M U NI_ C A T 1 O N S `, to r4 W=Zaguw (416) 290-6300 C 0 (• At Interlocft &tone &peclalate Vlk. I e ��.., �st�tOfr•N • GN arage sales & rw ur mmmylard sales NOWWWWd.-- W d=mKmtdffi1WqWW&r,� RENOVATION SAT. SALE......_........... 1Mt000a CAlaAC16 SALE sw 9lbgefue(/ 6aUe >rielt�eill� 37 PANTER CRESCENT SAT OCT 7, aA141PM _MMM __. Left al p" Doom A aa. %•••td..e... __........._. .._._.._..._.-......._. Raba K fiadine. 4044M IN11IJCE CARA" SALE DESKS. CMAMS. FLIES, AM MON E Sat &Sun Oct 7 & 8, 9 am - 4 pm USED / NEW / CLOSE OUTS MM Ms.i 17SS PLUER ST., 014, PICKERMr' ,W OFF BROCK RD. 1 ST S OF 401) (between Whitt% Rd k spruce Hill) SATOCT. 7. 10-4 great variety. something for the whole family soon tO:T NtAlIB101q[ aL0111011T 16 T.HANK IVING s; FOOD DRIVE HOWYOU CAN HELP—.. Donations on non-perishable food can be dropped off in Pickering at all fire halls, or in special bins privided at - x The SuperCentre, LOEB Glendale, Bay Ridges IGA, Save -A -Centre on Whites Road r; and in Ajax at Food Cit ye - Y_v- it, •?" Y "rte -. .r J y i Op r .. fr. aU- 'J•e non Sion �y •ndndu- pug an a.s. 55 plus to snare cor-- -on .-tamest$ can x.905 o m e S x2764° OLDER ,Omen ,Wt.N dales. .ots W priory �"�" t'°°-`5�'�` Building quality et- 259 5329 molly ,8. w one TAROT CARD Nrd genyraaa, rabm My r«d.r�t for over 35 hOhy ' your S2S'reading Par +s arranged CAN Mystic years s 'Business AX -725-696C a Do rtunroes I FAX NowINICgot Ie of 'et- sei4ng • , 427-7703 Nc produrNc 1^ve-tOry� New game d the 90 s "u— Mum ,nvesiment 550000 Route ava.iabie ." your579-2238 a•ed A:1 _:as" business 11 21 ' Busies EM Business opportunities �Dpotunittes RETAIL OPPORTUNITY If you are a retail entrepreneur with experience In the feeding and care of companion animals, you Should know about our 'AVlled Store- programme We are not a franctuse organization and charge no rcyahtes co-op advertising tees. or % rent Berrys Pet Food operates 50 locations In Ontario and is expanding to tfus market It you quality to run your own business within our Program we can otter you the best selection of pet food and accessories a, -,r ,)wes* c-sts pcssio.e Contact Brian Hawkins at Berrys Pet Food (1400-567-8738) for more information. The Meat People Franchise opportunities exist for the Durham Region. Contact Jacques 905-576-6328 0 • ' ACCo01010daion5 ffle-no illccantiodilonS SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES Ltx,king for a fund raising opportunity for the fall' Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-4400 TRfi:fWM C� V M U NI_ C A T 1 O N S `, to r4 W=Zaguw (416) 290-6300 C 0 (• At Interlocft &tone &peclalate Vlk. I e ��.., �st�tOfr•N • GN arage sales & rw ur mmmylard sales NOWWWWd.-- W d=mKmtdffi1WqWW&r,� RENOVATION SAT. SALE......_........... 1Mt000a CAlaAC16 SALE sw 9lbgefue(/ 6aUe >rielt�eill� 37 PANTER CRESCENT SAT OCT 7, aA141PM _MMM __. Left al p" Doom A aa. %•••td..e... __........._. .._._.._..._.-......._. Raba K fiadine. 4044M IN11IJCE CARA" SALE DESKS. CMAMS. FLIES, AM MON E Sat &Sun Oct 7 & 8, 9 am - 4 pm USED / NEW / CLOSE OUTS MM Ms.i 17SS PLUER ST., 014, PICKERMr' ,W OFF BROCK RD. 1 ST S OF 401) (between Whitt% Rd k spruce Hill) SATOCT. 7. 10-4 great variety. something for the whole family soon tO:T NtAlIB101q[ aL0111011T 16 T.HANK IVING s; FOOD DRIVE HOWYOU CAN HELP—.. Donations on non-perishable food can be dropped off in Pickering at all fire halls, or in special bins privided at - x The SuperCentre, LOEB Glendale, Bay Ridges IGA, Save -A -Centre on Whites Road r; and in Ajax at Food Cit ye - Y_v- it, •?" Y "rte -. .r J y i Op r .. fr. +s arranged CAN Mystic years s 'Business AX -725-696C a Do rtunroes I FAX NowINICgot Ie of 'et- sei4ng • , 427-7703 Nc produrNc 1^ve-tOry� New game d the 90 s "u— Mum ,nvesiment 550000 Route ava.iabie ." your579-2238 a•ed A:1 _:as" business 11 21 ' Busies EM Business opportunities �Dpotunittes RETAIL OPPORTUNITY If you are a retail entrepreneur with experience In the feeding and care of companion animals, you Should know about our 'AVlled Store- programme We are not a franctuse organization and charge no rcyahtes co-op advertising tees. or % rent Berrys Pet Food operates 50 locations In Ontario and is expanding to tfus market It you quality to run your own business within our Program we can otter you the best selection of pet food and accessories a, -,r ,)wes* c-sts pcssio.e Contact Brian Hawkins at Berrys Pet Food (1400-567-8738) for more information. The Meat People Franchise opportunities exist for the Durham Region. Contact Jacques 905-576-6328 0 • ' ACCo01010daion5 ffle-no illccantiodilonS SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES Ltx,king for a fund raising opportunity for the fall' Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-4400 TRfi:fWM C� V M U NI_ C A T 1 O N S `, to r4 W=Zaguw (416) 290-6300 C 0 (• At Interlocft &tone &peclalate Vlk. I e ��.., �st�tOfr•N • GN arage sales & rw ur mmmylard sales NOWWWWd.-- W d=mKmtdffi1WqWW&r,� RENOVATION SAT. SALE......_........... 1Mt000a CAlaAC16 SALE sw 9lbgefue(/ 6aUe >rielt�eill� 37 PANTER CRESCENT SAT OCT 7, aA141PM _MMM __. Left al p" Doom A aa. %•••td..e... __........._. .._._.._..._.-......._. Raba K fiadine. 4044M IN11IJCE CARA" SALE DESKS. CMAMS. FLIES, AM MON E Sat &Sun Oct 7 & 8, 9 am - 4 pm USED / NEW / CLOSE OUTS MM Ms.i 17SS PLUER ST., 014, PICKERMr' ,W OFF BROCK RD. 1 ST S OF 401) (between Whitt% Rd k spruce Hill) SATOCT. 7. 10-4 great variety. something for the whole family soon tO:T NtAlIB101q[ aL0111011T 16 T.HANK IVING s; FOOD DRIVE HOWYOU CAN HELP—.. Donations on non-perishable food can be dropped off in Pickering at all fire halls, or in special bins privided at - x The SuperCentre, LOEB Glendale, Bay Ridges IGA, Save -A -Centre on Whites Road r; and in Ajax at Food Cit ye - Y_v- it, •?" Y "rte -. .r J y i Op r .. fr. GUNTHER IVEHS WHAT'S NEW? 09 *9coNTRAcnNG Wood, Aby DOOf MMdonThe answer is very simple, nothing. Rates continue to go slightly up and then down, which does nothing but crest further instability in the market. We can only hope BMW4I AddNifin that when the Quebec situation is rectified, that some sort of economic stability pre- vails. All Other Horne ' S) 'x"ft 905) 83 ( 839-0681 WHAT DO I DO IN THE MEAN- GARDM OM DUCT CLEANHIG, CHNNU SWEEP i EAVESTROUGH CLEANING Hookup $39.95 - $5 per vent CNMNEY SWEEPTRG ONIr.95 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL snake method used_ (416) 282-3292 DURHAM IN INDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 HUNG CASEMENT COMPS" S01 ion Of TILT -ACTION Vin�H WN s 6 Doors • PIC URE WINDOWS -'BAY d BOW WINDOWS • NSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS - ;TORM DOORS • `JEW CONSTRUCTION NINDOWS :LASS 6 SCREEN H£9AIRS M( R.. r .•,; w' )OM I FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W ,ALES. —ITAHIp WCTAL�A-u,n, , 4 9os) 579-2222 BARB'S DOLLS �eele} " DOLL STUDIO 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. 423-02391 286-5513 �� TIME??? Very simple you do what you must, to survive. The most logical way to do this, is to maximize your disposable income. If you are like most of us. you have a number of credit cards, (most at very high interest rates) a loan or two. and one or .more mortgages. If you fit in this category, your monthly output is significantly higher 'than need be. Over the past year over 50% of our business has been consolidations, with monthly savings in some cases, exceeding S 1,800 per month. HOW DO I GO ABOUT IT??? The best way is by taking a new mortgage out, where the terms and repayment can be geared to your disposable income and spending patterns. if there is not enough equity in your home (851.4 of the value is the maximum) or you do not own a home. then a loan is the way to go. WHY SHOULD I GO TO THE MORTGAGE FACTORY `' `' `' Simply because of our expertise, and the fact that in most situations we are able to offer up to a 1/21:1 below current market rates on all mort�t"a,Tes. VERY IMPORTANT!!! Most lenders in today's marketplace use what is called a scoring, s%stem, this takes into account credit history, employment, assets and liabilities, and Dery impor- tant, the amount of recent inquiries(over the past 12 month.) on your credit bureau file. (The more there are, the ��reater the negative effect) One of the first things a lender does on your application is to get a credit report. which is understandahle. The problem arises howeser, if you are turned dotin this now shows as a record on your credit bureau. All lenders have different requirements and lending policies. THIS IS ONE OF THE MAIN REASONS whv you should use the services of a Professional company like The Mortgage Factory. Remember it is our job to know the policies and lending habits of all our lenders. Till next time, Glenn A. Campbell r -------------i �thetts 3111440 1,000's New Adult of Used and Paperbacks Children's to Choose Books are 1 from at 1/2 always 1096 Te cover off the 1 price. cover price ' Located In the Supercentre Mail at I Liverpool Rd and Hwy 2 In Pickering ' (905) 831-3741 ' Save the GST on your used Doo* purchase when ' Lyou Www in this coupon One coupon per purchase J ------------- ADVERTISE - .CALL a, °JANICE AT 6683-0707 u ,azte,� Look Beller - Wel eeaer OCTOBER SPECIALS Facials Reg. $40 Special 529.95, Pedicures, Manicures, Leg Waxing, Bikini Gift Certificates FOR APPONTMENT OR IIWORMATION CALL $31-1657 BRIAN FORDHAM DRIVEWAY SEALING AND PATCHING Residential & Commercial 1-(800)-387-0894 (905) 725-7443 GILT ;1 '�'�.SIi �_ntact Lenses • _.,ocular Vision • -1�rceptual Testing • - spensing of all Types of Frames & Contacts 1885 Glenanna Road. Suite 212 Pickering, Ontanc. L1V 6R6 839.5303.683-1175 Oshawa Centre. Stevenson Road Oshawa. Ontario. L1J 2K5 -3 220 ########### STORM N �k N_0KNLALN Or STEEL ENTRANCES * ' WINDOWS A, * ' DECKS * ' SIDING FAX OR CALL NORMAN * AT * 905-839-2255 GREENWOOD YOGA & BODYWORK STUDIO DAYTIME & EVENING CLASSES i HR. MASSAGE AT PPOINTMENS 905-619-1405 4 COME WORK OUT WITH ME IN MY FULLY EQUIPPED GYM AND GET INTO THE BEST SHAPE OF YOUR LIFE LANS STEP oN rr a roawc cups wrrH REECHLDCARE 15 EVEAM CLASS POWER STEP FOR MEN 1 WOMB ' TOCK 90XMG -KARATE "1 • FOR NEN -WOMEN • CHLO WN • ALL CLASSES TAUGHT BY CARL • ARE fou PTO THE CIM11BW Ila KY RUES) 31 ■ ■■r. �.r,�,�nv�r..a..JGR rRIIJAi,l1l,IV1{I',K A, 19YS-pAKJI: ZI Ad kAdvertising s i^ P Feature GUNTHER IVEHS WHAT'S NEW? 09 *9coNTRAcnNG Wood, Aby DOOf MMdonThe answer is very simple, nothing. Rates continue to go slightly up and then down, which does nothing but crest further instability in the market. We can only hope BMW4I AddNifin that when the Quebec situation is rectified, that some sort of economic stability pre- vails. All Other Horne ' S) 'x"ft 905) 83 ( 839-0681 WHAT DO I DO IN THE MEAN- GARDM OM DUCT CLEANHIG, CHNNU SWEEP i EAVESTROUGH CLEANING Hookup $39.95 - $5 per vent CNMNEY SWEEPTRG ONIr.95 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL snake method used_ (416) 282-3292 DURHAM IN INDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 HUNG CASEMENT COMPS" S01 ion Of TILT -ACTION Vin�H WN s 6 Doors • PIC URE WINDOWS -'BAY d BOW WINDOWS • NSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS - ;TORM DOORS • `JEW CONSTRUCTION NINDOWS :LASS 6 SCREEN H£9AIRS M( R.. r .•,; w' )OM I FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W ,ALES. —ITAHIp WCTAL�A-u,n, , 4 9os) 579-2222 BARB'S DOLLS �eele} " DOLL STUDIO 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. 423-02391 286-5513 �� TIME??? Very simple you do what you must, to survive. The most logical way to do this, is to maximize your disposable income. If you are like most of us. you have a number of credit cards, (most at very high interest rates) a loan or two. and one or .more mortgages. If you fit in this category, your monthly output is significantly higher 'than need be. Over the past year over 50% of our business has been consolidations, with monthly savings in some cases, exceeding S 1,800 per month. HOW DO I GO ABOUT IT??? The best way is by taking a new mortgage out, where the terms and repayment can be geared to your disposable income and spending patterns. if there is not enough equity in your home (851.4 of the value is the maximum) or you do not own a home. then a loan is the way to go. WHY SHOULD I GO TO THE MORTGAGE FACTORY `' `' `' Simply because of our expertise, and the fact that in most situations we are able to offer up to a 1/21:1 below current market rates on all mort�t"a,Tes. VERY IMPORTANT!!! Most lenders in today's marketplace use what is called a scoring, s%stem, this takes into account credit history, employment, assets and liabilities, and Dery impor- tant, the amount of recent inquiries(over the past 12 month.) on your credit bureau file. (The more there are, the ��reater the negative effect) One of the first things a lender does on your application is to get a credit report. which is understandahle. The problem arises howeser, if you are turned dotin this now shows as a record on your credit bureau. All lenders have different requirements and lending policies. THIS IS ONE OF THE MAIN REASONS whv you should use the services of a Professional company like The Mortgage Factory. Remember it is our job to know the policies and lending habits of all our lenders. Till next time, Glenn A. Campbell r -------------i �thetts 3111440 1,000's New Adult of Used and Paperbacks Children's to Choose Books are 1 from at 1/2 always 1096 Te cover off the 1 price. cover price ' Located In the Supercentre Mail at I Liverpool Rd and Hwy 2 In Pickering ' (905) 831-3741 ' Save the GST on your used Doo* purchase when ' Lyou Www in this coupon One coupon per purchase J ------------- ADVERTISE - .CALL a, °JANICE AT 6683-0707 u ,azte,� Look Beller - Wel eeaer OCTOBER SPECIALS Facials Reg. $40 Special 529.95, Pedicures, Manicures, Leg Waxing, Bikini Gift Certificates FOR APPONTMENT OR IIWORMATION CALL $31-1657 BRIAN FORDHAM DRIVEWAY SEALING AND PATCHING Residential & Commercial 1-(800)-387-0894 (905) 725-7443 GILT ;1 '�'�.SIi �_ntact Lenses • _.,ocular Vision • -1�rceptual Testing • - spensing of all Types of Frames & Contacts 1885 Glenanna Road. Suite 212 Pickering, Ontanc. L1V 6R6 839.5303.683-1175 Oshawa Centre. Stevenson Road Oshawa. Ontario. L1J 2K5 -3 220 ########### STORM N �k N_0KNLALN Or STEEL ENTRANCES * ' WINDOWS A, * ' DECKS * ' SIDING FAX OR CALL NORMAN * AT * 905-839-2255 GREENWOOD YOGA & BODYWORK STUDIO DAYTIME & EVENING CLASSES i HR. MASSAGE AT PPOINTMENS 905-619-1405 4 COME WORK OUT WITH ME IN MY FULLY EQUIPPED GYM AND GET INTO THE BEST SHAPE OF YOUR LIFE LANS STEP oN rr a roawc cups wrrH REECHLDCARE 15 EVEAM CLASS POWER STEP FOR MEN 1 WOMB ' TOCK 90XMG -KARATE "1 • FOR NEN -WOMEN • CHLO WN • ALL CLASSES TAUGHT BY CARL • ARE fou PTO THE CIM11BW Ila KY RUES) PACE 22 -THF. 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Jr^.r :kin R nlsrasya pre .Omag -a tbmodw 36 b a- loo las M sarst a euro dna a tsar if gold BOX 25192 ser mi Vit at BOX 27892 VERY PETITE Sdoarawa no sededrrs r w++4e. goel Onentre0. tar snpk«. atsAcvi. 3.: SEEKING WOMEN '+ikr^9 A wavier JD Dka .cora ar&r' ,rportaM ,opo lar: liar TW jou rQcr BOX 25176 mar sew rarale t % b t9, b n rdetR.a 'w� b0i Aux ye, dam add Star Tri 802 save -+assign BOX 21410 LONELY LADY Diary 70 L seeks bray, w ACTIVE AND ROMANTIC =dmaw AV 3, toy, lows, Ander. >ma- e. 48. owesAirmaa "'ta mriit a.r cies yrs MC awedot are prtpeg, .dOrreL, at; rcnag around 7e, ro.aa. AM 1,asittaca -C m 'OREWR YOKING n I on a tal des. Muir ROMANTIC GENTLEMAN S.ngw ends mw. 31 god cerci d hemi. fun b Die we 21445 UNDERSTANDING. 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DyCwnq at `Gong b new km aWsic" mtam of Dir an 'on OF Non Imo.« and non Orerwr Wood rdrt b 'veil Is" rete ad. Digi ie b 65 to masa, Lcpon LOVING FUN lOVNIG YOY �.^ lovng. •tSpOrtLOw mom Am 36. we, evibaxred working slow "aW, 'orale =01104 w A0 4 ak 'c '"sol a s'rSpa wait arils Die :6 'Y FULL OF Ifi Inge ed,to wins. pals brow '.'ori: BOX 23031 fN1D to 801 236 rnae mak. 20. S9" S'^91a SINGLE �M malt. 23 madam aa10. ora lair a singe rowan 33 to 40 b double ruhaanp by comfort interest rc,,& music. gadewS ve aha sage .Otis g b a an smoimg -r al � ■mc aas x'7dom s.-; au: sports arc e.^± evanJt s a: v -e .r , glad UN brow^ eves 'I Seeking mak. 's t :2 - -r--"-_ • --. • - _ . - -:, r 3ti -,,, --.a% Laoe,rr, rid singe wnea tamale. t0 b N lofts. wnjim sports. muse. ChAdoors. and traveling :oow+g to an amccve. honest, dna caring BOX 23916 SEEKNG LADY 25 nae Dip• Iagw rnae guy. W"PWL 3M'q .aikry wens D,X and wild- ng'41 a BOX 21393 ,pe, wars rha S ,drattive easy gold, and •a ••.rdslrp -iovr ane a :,7e :r -•ie BOX 23M0 ' - - 3G s :1'3:• ^, Srnfar" Enjoys npviri, lancets, wmaw 1910 25, .0 smia nNra2t spy hasp 57, 140 pardW, rot eco Be, be stew .DOwrg 1 AN WIDOW saran masa 90m Peadrr•g 80X erk0rs Darenr'g. n4aag a rtwhrpr'- stir BIOX 25142 BOLD ANO BEAUTIFUL - am '9 5 '20LDs. '9ht aDait naa dory arta MM a beau• WOMEN .iwM walla r m dr beach F slug nanpAgi caee,aati ,Dat nq to the tun stop a reianmsnlo BOX 25165 FIRST TMIE AD FNrciany +dope diet attrac b a saga way. 22 b 27. stave Aust ykt ^"ores cars :erg molls and M'ws dna o e ' me 21]51 MDOWER Sep dnAe dkaorr 65 mad re HONEST AND SINCERE EC10 going rWgebc. teniae, dui smiA .DOkrng :a a mai P✓Y s ?err pa. ' SEEKING WOMEN ase an 80X 25206 uN0ER5T AHXNG Referd. ar1@nYed Ion Ie, mak" Ago 35, adwin1. honest and snare Seeks Lowing +a 'e,alonp nsr rmefnpin0 BOX 23918 a Midiron _o0ung b A Inda s vn40 ho ,rloorlC kir a me SO s 5 4 sum sires d Asha ' enjoy 3innci^4on gun oil 10 mow ewcmnq dna romanrc 9 ::5. r^C Dir vs )os--x:rc es aro a girl rrc ,ads nam BOX goal - :amg Professional. that is Wird, penfM and a one on one WSWW p we Dir &stab- kV.ed aIt,att-e 15 b 35. Dells b Average build HYPER AND RUff Single aero •raw. gleet #"Lbores+ nail. 23 whoa ala b A tun tenet be , "ce BOX 21344 : -d god :aver ow '.3okol to of do .the new 50 b 6Q wan BOX 23163 THING SPECIAL ends w�Ad .:Irxandi g• physasy w are dow sac = roman BOX 25169 a ado hard workingi am ba" to a DossOr sitrW news" 25147 WILD -vv fids a 9e, raC rt5 Ara jou ',orw5: Sr s3.. alde ea rnw ^ooerg 'envmsre "'I"Os and muse PWAs4 rOSPON 1 you w an ac^"ever. tap. singe,. 34 10 41 desess king WHITE YALE. Single male seeking single relationship wd^ a •emide 19 to :5 w^c .ties 40NEST. FULL OF LIFE yn ■^rte •aurae � wall.. srC4ra araC &two" td into mead or phone set 4:e rid, sa +e^°s Ar"wr'q rid S.a adj, e'c s cow -c cam tatx $"era am avws )netralt Ayp! SOrreaY arc rK yyrQ Owing. and e ^ a.xppnb BOX 25209 woman. Mi 7c 50 ,;ae voce Dor b mw sdar. rasion BOX 25161 lancing ung "is am spats BOX 23989 EASY GOING. Spontaneous rnda ML,. : ;. tW1 • ',rad And losing vary Aeric:%* ,Dir. _de sass bblb, ww^ a^g'air tog a.^« eves. games •:' •ea. ;times 7.N Ines and cozy FREE f1KK' T b meet loo nae 35, -. ice fa aawa. 25 b 35, relay CAfi1K' NOMOUAL -: mho narro s Rel am -8 MAvf Gown nidi andeyes Espy a rarwryof eyK M. dp-^ •t a�n "adu� no . independent ]epcwn0ems dna rot ra•n0 S : ' 4,X;s ' SC r0u klpw .^a� G � c.ad BOX MW rv9' 5 BOX 251-3 FIRST TINE AC :an ismae 36. sits •mall m that roar e1toY pArbet iii b evil ta,'"MAtidrr and romance Give us a cal. 35 years opt. rum a son I Iwo basting, ca" ad baweig I we, n dui CKhowa area ''D oils a Xwars am wring to oy new ones I low to go ave or y.sl stay a home 1 ants mleKts you. ARE YOU OUT THEREI _ ducited emplepi me 40 s f4nnila, tiY4r mimed m 31clo nderft Dino 'cad gam% -ZiMN tar a romaMC good Ndnc LOVING MAN WANTED I vcu are •_^ ov,ng Xe, w %. " side ,at ma dshp and a pOSSOle ra4 gets hug Box 2S210 t mew someone petween 29 and 35 BOX 25151 please give m& a :art BOX 23913 on dui fah figured Side klowd owe 10 neem wider, , sage rude mum wen yew 400" Wand SOrroa+e wn C enloys Musa. Vin Jin- ^on esi wd, good serse ce murder am ran,^ Haff whey would we a ' J 'gated .c-ar L ;rent done, rxnov 7e, TOMS. Irving NA a sense Y Rena aurora Owyue cad me. cent wad to see yid+ again BOX 25211 ATTACHED YALE. 38. attached mak seeks SHARE LIFE WITH ta.tdsome. Italian docim g«de w, non a ifed, non smokes Of cv. „six mors. Ong -elks Dir; co, ndince rp test DOssrs you ike a karg .hen rya to tudter jingle tomer, 3�_; playing ands are sperien9 v e damn &wig A: •eG,:ez answe,ed r 'he Os.•a a area SOX EROTIC TIMES. Clean chased. 30 sORrdlrg sawhed felnew for daaeal ercareeS 1 am hen bvrg. enjoy sports •naves and kes mon BOX now marred. 5 10' 190 pounds wry M non sit**, nondrinker, sansava. open minced lone- NOt .nic dui per scare worlds rrmx BOX 25202 LADY .00k;ng ,cr a lard working, 'in bvmg reutci BOX 21S14 N THERE. row sire rimae' r • •wc ^r,> _a timg row Sofia a 35 b 45 BOX 25136 gent amen. seeks attrachve. aditendumus illy for r n Imus Age tc flamer 25204 25161 , V AM ranwc I anpy dews hip rromn camp% inn 35 10 AS who enjoys sports and p gray _Do � g _ook tc poen Am 19. mei brows Dino eyes..egn ' 2C 23860 HONEST ANO CARING +raid, Age 4 • DORM TO EARTh idoes a very re illi* "a am ovr,g brraarror Sr,We ;Dir r re •ewriare rot aro DOWN TO EARTIL young man. 33, ertraebw. g DRAINS COUNT Are you neagera, a sena OD you eke ananaa de dtAdOo 5 naw a sense taking P91o"arts LOowng b aWapw any s to 38 Sryw mom okay rM srnler rarex 803 BOX 25i am M2. 5 and weigh 115 ponds BOX 25145 pounds. 5'6' :iwd sports. outdoc,s damcmg. Svc. A dro over ragnl 5 'C,I 1 ,rcros a d0Y -uo +aide a e L' c ;; BOX 23910 wcuia like to at older. financially secure Ne. deved d numOrm Shy. moderately recusorc 21367 INDEPENDENT •un laying. wnita Christianmcvn moves and A romantic m get at ^cine jingle -M rra+ 6 rloOld Dapv BOX 25117 AM 10mAflte Loves A4100,s '"" tot ,nki ba WOMEN SEEKING WOMEN 3 :upas a -cman Toed of dating girls with no goals or future Mand working woe mak. 34. wYaer. seeks.oman. 2510 30. b OPEN MINDED ROMANTIC 26yr aid wnae maw kik. 51. bong rid someone at the same age. LOOKING FOR YR RIGHT. Musr eke . Os scerrei a smokerrsdeperdant. Over DearO%rtr mustaches W'a a must a man teal a �� •emaekai Dial . 13.5" St,Or wgD' aioum ^Di, . Slue &� great sense D• 'w,m it •esoent add W" dafins, goag out arc spend�ri 9 time >t nom rafcMng movies share Dur tomorrows BOX 25163 EASY GOING YALE Easy gang. 31 year oto enjoys OiNaoas, clubs, music and sports. Nies to nave tun average Oaks 5"" singe ride for conpendsnrp and possiDw tern •w� b^9 bwWV n other words manage M ykDy a ROOM Jarary win 3 IdJdy bear bt.wd between 30 b 38 29 erpCyw and Mmes: 'C• x^'parOW AM DOss- -,JQ.a Seli D, Y d :unor..s Ynae '� 't Si 'lean BOX 25205 FRIENDS FDLST Sfrare. alraure male. Dart time engineering student with an ftleb- I me me temaw. 19 to 32 ran smwr WWWOU BOX 23897 HEART OF GOLD Attractive. pant We Only practicing Cnrahan DMMStaMs rad am a rear Old tuI hqu&a. single blandly with Drown eyes wn,; s ver, ormg. sincera bie eyronun.c BOX 21489 S INQ SEF1101JS IsOUIiES Sutge .mom. sdolMul bolo vsw .r, mile ^ tie BOX 231M I LOPE AFFECTION. gyne write gay reined,_ 3' separated ,.at ?+. 51 t .rep BOaCAIe! Seeds fgM,earod. Whad career enjoy walks r park out doors. neater and pint evenu,gs Mope to meal romantic 35 year cid single while male Enjoys drag aul. dandies answer BOX 25194 FIRST TIME AD. AnraCre. sum ady 48. gDN am anis: BOX 25134 SINCERE WARY HEARTED 36 ray Dos, yore n4 ayes s'3" great . ' •' DO r rid, attractive female. 28 to 35. who walks. thibren and the yod listener y d a kxerrr BOX someone b move forward with a serous relation Maw tot Sonleale b to movies and country drive Seeking met 9�9 n9 2pet a Mddy b Ma BOX sew d Anna. 1t% mt/nry mW%ic. the tart nor smcier r iief *cu sincere. ,a spiritual edi to xe ;0 cook. alas r travel senting con. 30sned maw Sind Deas vm4r ro Jin Alomson. 30 b 4C 3nd brdtessaa ue a esrctn. s prow^ tar Nue ores enjoys aamirtq. swede^; a: moves 50CM 3r.mat. arH tyMiags AS areal 3s good 2521X1 ship A t0 0124, lux want pampy and enjoy win 236M brgv n ng tt Du100aS Looking 340 Bey a on ear sl^Dw^4 +cher 28 to 45. kx S Sing, cmenasrp 3 C (ssL k ,eUta S^• p `aW g a .Dourg'y i& it -d• w" nearest fpr HONEST AND CARING Man. 23, brown ran, shaCooper DIS ARE Ge 4 with REAT ;! y X 25164 I, you are A single wnrte INHY NOT? 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Must spew tie wan Mux td RILDeisL ao BOX 23102 FULL Oa LIFE o oiassmal black seise or mina araC a * me country antic has a who Ti u,sale cards. side. oro inlays mov'K. mr.sit. gayng PRINCE CHAR CHARMING Siege mak. 31, tpoWlg Mor single Honed BOX 25155 dressed rid for a ngrt m dui own M ■iib wke b t asergc o annals BOX 25199 1 se sella rn�fe mule. 25 to 40 mast nave a seise c1 sorrel g row a ones: s:rcr a gendwman hal has saga :•tare;; Si urns. being doge ver Fnerdsnp lir limes ane female. 25 b 30, la tong term nubpnsnp, ce JWA& non smoker i wil treat you with kind. YOUNG AT HEART Widower, 62. 750 prods, heal tom you Fnemwys fru BOX 23NO 5'10'. smoker Wald like to meet a start lady 52 WHAT A CATCH b' am a 41 year old single WEALTHY HALE WANTED ARractrvd blonde 28 %mor ; Ae J'n,rg ;., and dancing Must ba CARING AND WARY .: a:,ng and warm and ibi ap tint. ;lien a pOssiDe ,ewtomtsn0 Lr recwes .ir;werac Jugum region preferred BOX all -brat rave and comsderabon and Show b 63, br a tong yM^O reratronsnp Aly interests Inde male. good looking and M Looking tot a beauai,l peasant girl. wants'o be pampered and spooled rotten Looking to be "ealea i,ke a teaarr BOX 25129 ACTIVE 45 year od 57h sum. blonde. hazel 1116011inal,. 26 year DO tenure. bating to, a man :6 tc 35 10 be m'nose cold rights 23@N a.ornaenu e^oy imgnwaas aM are a kit rnovws, d tole to give I hope to tar from w dancing, gaMrheg. big walks. pmpag and woman rsoe and ad. DOI 23!02 many more Sarbuti rapids mly DkAso. Osnyya SIR' WHITE MALE Na roo Be, am safe. toot- flmt"s Seeking a generous, wealmr suDma we maw Must be open kin led and .rug "ea eyes. 'taw A sense d roma am wgorng seek ng sOmeome 'aa rolrlt 4 5 a asp Dbrbea:e. eyes. ':0 vv t35bs irk ;reeand a e sidle .Doong w soon CALL OF THE 252M WILD Pronal for area BOX 25157 ng l r someone to spill hero with. wlnw hi N THERE Nice baking br SOMOWr or rig to W M the tie I 56. araC sincere u 50 age uwnpodan BOX 25192 BOX 25130 tot into taxa Dimes BOX LOVES CAMPING. 3: year ad. empr0y&d saps A anmete wnC « put 30 a mmol ^c ' .0 Ara rtrestild plain CA me rrrxrots, row age person go am 175 pounds. SEEKING A SOUL PATE S core. canng• Wo. MISSING THAT SOMEONE - a 34 wrvle Paled 1 years. enjoys auto racing. outdoors. 1101237% U,hawa(W hithy (nits Wcck. Clanngean Thies Kett W vk. 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NEWS ADVF.RTItiFR FRIDAY, 0(TOBFR 6,19% IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII * RELOCATION SERVICES ROYAL LEPAGE * REFERRAL NETWORK AJAX COAST TO COAST 235 BAYLY ST. W., IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII * IN HOUSE ROYAL LEPAGE AJAX Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Broker MORTGAGE SPECIALIST 4271111111116522 �, 15 oNTAR10 sT., LOIS WEAVER* NORTH AJAX, BUNGALOW Mel ' S All clay brick, 2+1 bedroom 4' home. Finished basement, NOT SURE WHERE TO !arge family kitchen, large START! Cot attached garage, central air, I CAN HELP F central vac, dining room, sun room, 2 fireplaces, 2 FOR A FREE CONSULTATION bathrooms, 6 appliances. CALL ME AT 427-6522 12 ON A SCALE 2.5 ACRE OPPORTUNITY • • • OUTSTANDING BUSINESS Extras galore - Wooded Well established, well located, profitable fast food services business with major - location Prestigious p j _ IF -Greenwood Village international franchise support. Good growth pattern, strong future potential. Builders' home - Near conservation Price S250,000 with 550,000 down. Financing is available to qualified Stunning - Only $149,900 purchasers. (P. S.) Pretty Special GEORGE COUTTS** 427=6522 ' I)LI)ICA1'1-n TO SERT110t ' BETTER" CALL LOIS AT 427-6522. Build your own AIMING HIGHER '' .: dream home on r this huge lot, 106x200'. Close to lake in Ajax. ,► --- Call Gail for y ' 'JUST REDUCED' ••► location. G All L D ALL' 2.550 sq tt. Heron home in Maple rm. beauty !2'-5522 CHRIS BAXTER Rin sr, � 1790. call IMMACULATE 1ST TIME Gordon de Jonge. Manager of the Alax-Pickering ROYAL branch Is pleased to announce that, Chris Baxter AT 4 bdm1., BUYERS* has recently joined our office at 235 Bayly Street ALREADY HAVE 60 OFFERS !features hard- DREAM west, m Ajax. Chns has enjoyed a highly successful Real Estate career since entering the - YOU wood floors. fi25°� mtge. industry. central air for four years. Chns' expenence in the industry gives tum a strong Call your local Royal LePage I Assume i f appreciation of satisfying customer needs. He :ads more. Call �jalified. prides himself on professionalism and guarantees Sales Representative to find out Gail for location._ Carnes like rent. a high level of energy and commitment to all his how you can benefit from the cltenis. "Aim Higher Advantage 0 you are thinking of selling or buying Real Estate, call Chris Baxter. Program." FOR SERVICE "PLUS" CALL GAIL DALL AT 427-6522. You can reach Chris at (905) 427-6522. In Rim," KX" lilta-11111 I'm _ Wilma Tanner* Evelyn Regan* BACKS ON GREENSPACE 525g�01D • Luxurious 3.400 sq I home _• ExtensivedeckingHot tub 'Upgraded broadloom 4 car driveway r ' Fireplace in cosy Great landscaping family room Exciting kitchen 1 -4 -pc., 1 3 -pc. bath Shown by appointment Country size kitchen with pantry Big house features 3`'�; . Central air and vac. Main floor laundry Main floor tam room 0 pc en suite BY THIE LAKE Family k schen South Ajax ,. FOR RENT: $1.399 mon. Guildwood . ,_� Gorgeous 4 bedroom home on Finished`' ' Executive private lot S. Ajax.' YOUR BEST INVESTMENT DREAM HOME! basement , " . bungalow • Stunning detached home • • 3.000 sq ft ' Huge lot 3 baths • Hardwood floors •Home business?- Teenagers) • Lakeside area" • Finished basement In-laws? - Parties? • Ceramics, skylight Bright Renovated • Lead glass doors $159,900 Call for details. • Custom millwork and sunny. kitchen • Air. deck & more Reduced to Sell! • Pretty cul de sac Vacm 6 welting for you! Fireplace Call ?Vdwca qr 427-65522 FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL EVELYN 427-6522 Repesarw w "Aaaocift R cam IIJ�.I Oshawa *Whitby* Clarington Ili 011. T THIS WEEK 1 v,News Advertiser A Metroland Publication j j 865 Farewell St., Oshawa, ON L 1 H 7L5 Timothy J. Whittaker, publisher 1�3'�e ■ N T E R ■ A==)p VQW, 141% Tel.: (905) 579-4404 or (416) 798-7672 OCTOBER 6 - OCTOBER 15 PRESSRUN 191,511 15.. Celebrating 45 years of ��,'r�Y •' � •�-`-� fir° �. '��r� � �� '^-�� Wa� V AN ENIVIDt1NMFM MYFROKY 3 s a Hours: �...Y.. 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Com--. • H r 44 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 3 New Homes sad X3rJLter11Lor8 Local builders concerned about furnace safety The Oshawa -Durham Home Builders Association recognizes the serious risk associated with heating systems using high temperature plastic venting. Most consumers with furnaces utilizing the products bearing the brand names Ultravent, Sel-vent and Plexvent have been notified by the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations and have been advised ti have the systems corrected by August 31, 1996. High temperature plastic venting systems are used to exhaust combustion products from mid -efficiency furnaces. Over a period of time, it has become apparent that these products are susceptible to failure of the joints, possibly allowing exhaust gases to enter the home. Consumer advisory bulletins were issued in late 1994 advising consumers to have these systems inspected. On Sept. 12. 1995, the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations issued a director's Safety Order requiring all homeowners to correct the affected systems. If the furnace was installed in a new home. the builder is being required to take the corrective action. Builders and heating contractors had originally installed these systems with the knowledge that they were tested and approved by the government. Now that certain systems have been Iound defective-, the builders arc being ordered to pay the entire cost of the replacement. The manufacturers of these defective products and the agencies that approved the use of the systems are hearing no responsibility. ..W'hllc the builders and contractors are not responsible for the problem, we are heing held responsible for the solution." says Stephen Kassingcr. president of the Oshawa Durham Hume Builders Association. "Hume builder. arc the only organization taking action to address a problem crcatct by others. We are the only group morally dedicated to fixing the problem rather than shitting the blame." New homes offer lasting value First-time homehuyers 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 sunny of residential appraisal specialists who are members of the Appraisal Institute of Canada showed that seycral features were most likely to add to a home's value: • Master bedr o)m and ensuitc hath combination. • Separate living room and dining rox)ms. • [-archly ro)rns. • (Yaraec. These features, appraisers say, can improve chances of resale at a i-,ex)d value in the Iuture. "Choo)se 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 Ir)In Ottawa. "Look at subdl%isions built by a variety of builders and shop around. What dotes the streetscape lox)k like' How arc the rooms laid out? Arc they of adequate size and attractive'" Appraisers were also asked if they thought first- time buvers 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. For buyers able to aifurd luxury features, appraisers recommended lo)ookino for mainfl(x)r laundry rxrins. two -car garages and energy-saving features such as high -efficiency furnaces. Professional real estate appraisers routinely provide value estimates to hanks, 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. Av Homeowners with affected systems arc urged to contact their builder to discuss the options available to them. Some furnaces may permit the plastic vents to be replaced with a stainless steel assembly. Other situations may require the furnace to he replaced entirely. "I am aware of builders who have already taken corrective action to the degree that they have made no profit or have actually lost money on some of the houses that they have built," Kassinger states. "This comes at a very inopportune time as the industry as a whole is struggling with a very poor market and extremely thin profit margins. However, our first priority is with the health and safety of our customers." Homeowners have until Aug. 31, 1996 to comply with the Safety Order, however the builders' association is urging their builder members to contact their customers and inspect the systems, tape joints and install a carbon monoxide detector immediately. With the heating season approaching, these measures will ensure the safely until replacement vents or furnaces become available. The Oshawa Durham Home Builders Association represents the vast majority of builders. developers. tradespeople, suppliers and associates in the residential construction industry. The association president concludes, "We are an organization of professionals with a code of ethics dedicated to backing our products and dedicated to our customers' safety and health." ~% I � IN'T'EF2�G�F2S TDIOTHY J. Wi3TTTAKER publisher Bxuca DAmmaD advertising; rnarlager Monique Lea sales manager John Duarte features consultant KASSINGER BCILT HOMES IN[ V BOAM t nrTVMWRS is publisher) bi-weekly, with a total pressrun of 1541.500 copies. at 865 Farewell St.. Oshawa (telephone number 579 4404) and is one of the Metruland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of suburban nrwspaprrs with dislnbution in Oshawca Whitby, Ajax. Pickering. Clarington Scarborough and Port Perry Reproduction in whulr or in part without prior written pernussion from the publisher is prohihiird Thr publishrr rrs -rnr.% the right in rla-,sity or refuse anv artvcriecrix-nt hased on his. sole di-wrrtion 7rd !y - First -time - •IT'YL CLAD CASEMENT WINDOWS -G.VS FIREPLACE C )LOST MODELS -LA.\DSCAPING -CERAMIC FOYERS ERLOCK E\'TRIES � • , L\�1'-G.E. DISHWASHER CLAY BRICK EXTERIOR ' ' • 10 JTAR W.ARR J1S-N Homes' ' 1-5fyoo Priced From .MR elf 40004 9 11 z c J! .Swe id b pa yard» b iirwda.. 2 pa -td a pe Monde. they Ronda, EXCLI sly E eGENTs • RlsIO" d FLEMING U%1I I ED RL%1 FOR (905) 576-2548 Vws 4." " k stlC (Just Fast of O-Aawa 'PAGE 4 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS,1995 r x W I L! 0 Y/ L Y L R � Over 700 families came out to our Model Opening Celebration Party last weekend, and experienced Pickering Village's finest community surrounded by greenbelt and bordering Duffms Creek. 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Build By - VICTORY ESTATES 1101P SALES OFFICE HOUR: Mon. - Thur 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Sat & Sun 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. Friday Ott NEW HOMES 6 INTERIORS. 1995 PAGE 7 -cat cit, CL x1011 01 �--)JT11 L 0111 Q1 iii A I'CLi11; I Ii [��i1 Park -side and Walk- C)LIt lcltS ;tVUiktt-hlC_ '' Grezit E .stabl i-'hcd Nei �hhc)cincc)c-)�l_ hirci -tions - Tikc HIVY 2 to) Pre stunvalcr Rd.. 7rat-cl Sowh to Robert zl dams, tura right (lilt/ fallow the signs. Is" !�1!-J�(' wlf<s OPFN EiOl'tiI-" HOt*kS 1`1.)11. Thur. 1 ~1111). Su11 I ' (rill. Closed i Frida" saturda\ H i L o � a ac 3 z mo DEL o 0 S _ r L) :a 43Dt` a 8100R ST_ OPFN EiOl'tiI-" HOt*kS 1`1.)11. Thur. 1 ~1111). Su11 I ' (rill. Closed i Frida" saturda\ 0 PAGE 8 NEW HOMES 6 INTERIORS, t 095 LIt Iffir - k r I� 0 Semis front $139,990 THE EASIEST HOME OWNERSHIP PACKAGE IN THE LrAST! Now Discover How With Sherwood Meadows' Flexi Down Payment Program You Too Can Become A New Homeowner! *Immediate Occupancy ® • ;�. • Homes Available for Viewing •9 Ceilings on Main Floor *Decorative Columns Available •Excellent Finan cing Packages Available •Walkout and Deck Conditions" � • Some Homes All Clay Brick SHERW-WD MEADQWs Taunton Rd. Wlndsong Dryden Blvd. He4ghts ti Rossland Rd. R C_ i A, Hwy 101 u N r ,,,r•�i CALL: (905) 728-71 17 or 1-800-743-0545 WIlVDSONCj HErGrrrs �� 0951 ."Brick "�Rawmccoy- J) HOURS: SAT. & SUN. 1 I PM. TO 6 PM. •Te qualified purchasers complete details at sales office —specific fic lots only MON. TO THURS IPM. T08 PM. p� y °E•. CLOSED FRIDAYS DRTUNITY TO PURCHASE A SHERW00E IF Planyour home Making the right choice when it comes to purchasing a home is a matter of good planning, not good luck. No one person can be expected to know everything, so it is critical to surround yourself with qualified professional assistance throughout the process. Before starting out in search of a house, take the time to determine your financial capahilities. Based on your income and expenses, your real estate representative is qualified to calculate the maximum amount of mortgage you can obtain and, in most instances, can put you in touch with a financial institution which will provide you with written confirmation of the amount. Knowing your price range can save a lot of time, energy and, especially. frustration during the selection process. It can also re- assure the vendors about the validity of' your offer and, therefore, swing negotiations in your favor. The structural soundness of your new home is your next concern. Certified home inspectors can he hired to thoroughly examine the house prior to your NEW HOME$ INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 9 r New Horunes and ':'•.';'.`.': . . foragreat ex enence purchase P Once financing is in place, you should carefully representative for a computer printout of comparaF'iie select eine real estate representative to look after your homes that arc listed for sale and that have recently needs. It is important you feel comfortable with the sold. Sale figure•, can he misleading because they do representative and he or she he very familiar with the not indicate the extras included. but they can serve as neighborhood into which you want to move. a solid general guideline of vafuc. A professional representative spends a great deal of Rcgardlc,s of what route you follow to find your time researching the market on your behalf and you home, the tlmir,;t is right for you to do it now. Interest will he better served having one person looking after rates are do" n. builder, arc offering excellent your hest interests rather than "working with" a selection and prices have not yet started to rise despite number of people. the fact the market has gained significant momentum Before submitting an offer, you may ask your during the last few months. jCf fc'ry Hoin e.... T'OK L TJ S'S offer becoming firm. This can be a *FREE! All Brick *FREE! Oversized Garages fcw hundred dollars well spent, especially if are interested .n an older home. To ha,c an •FREE! 5 Appliances -FREE! Landscaping inspection done sou should SEMI-DETACHED VILLAGE HOMES consult ys our sales reprecntati%e, who can refer you to one or more certified home inspectors and then You submit an offer on the house that makes it conditional for a few' days upon completion of the inspection. You must pay for the FROW inspection, but at the yery least it will provide you with peace of' mind. Buying with confidence Buying a neN home may hr the hwvcst investment you make in your life. H hen it comes to financing your purchase. you'll want to make sure that you make the choices that will suit your particular needs and budget. Banks, trust companies and other financial institutions are otterim� more ways to finance a ne" home purchase than ever before. with a %%ide range of options, features and services. What can I afford:' As a general rule, no more than about one- third of the assured gross income should go toward the total sum of the mortgage payments. property taxes and estimated heating expenses. Also. no more than 40 per cent of the assured gross income should go to%kard the total of' your mortgage and all other payments — such as car - loan paynlents. How much can I borrow" You can usually I,.►rrrf*y up to I -N) per cent of the first $180.(XN) of the property's value and up to h() per cent of the remainder. For a $210,000 -home, for example. you could borrow $1216,()()(). You would need at least $'-d,O(X) for a downpayment. the l ourtice � l hr Garri Aw 1- 1Sq. Ft. I,I V) `sq. Ft. SALES OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Thursday 1 - 7 pm Saturday & Sunday 12 - 5 pm or by appointment (905) 432-3333 or Toll Free: 1-800-898-4326 FIWy 2 s ..�. 1yiC�\ \`. - orRrKt W� a � �O �c l ostluw� f)90 1 s% DOWN r rip :Ism" 1. k.414 1-hi:Rundkt r. t I. The Cmi n tl v Community Of Courtice Crossing •� Acre «(N)ded Park -Sprint; *96 Closings -Six Fully Decoy-ated Model Homes -Traditional Bungalov flans -Large Basement Windovv and Deck -Free Pnl,fessional Decorating Service -Financial Packaging 4 -Country Charm! �_ t9S_ Prices and specifications sun,ect to irtangr V w.� JEFFERY a ih BRAM PION BIBFitCK t• i PAGE 10 NEW HOMES 6 INTERIORS, 1995 New Ho>ntzes aacl XJMt:eriors Durham Homes: 45years of leadershil A lot of things happen as a result of devoting yourself to any industry for over four decades. You certainly gather tremendous experience and gain the respect of your piers and consumers alike. You also naturally take a leadership approach in your industry. Now, celebrating 45 years in business, Durham Homes has developed a reputation for building quality homes in communities like Fallingbrook. Bluegrass and Craigleith in Whitby, Annapolis Valley, Durham Shores and Kingsway Forest in Oshawa. This success and popularity is due to Durham Homes offering homebuyers the uncompromising standards in home design and construction, which have earned the company an Excellent Rating from the Ontario New Home Warranty Program for many years. Taking a leadership role in the building industry also means sometimes being on the leading edge. The company takes great pride in being "first" in the area in man taco, of' the home-building industry — first to bring "a touch of California" to the area with solanum kitchens and other open -concept features: first to build with insulation values well atx►%c the building code: first to include water-sa%rng features in its homes. first to combine heat -recover,. ventilators and high- etticicnc% furnaces. However. Durham Humes' most significant "first" may have been in taking: a leadership rule in addressing the nerds of first-time bu%cr, in building attracti%c and comfortable semi-detached homes and. many .cars ago. hein_ the first to build four-plexes, the precursor of toxla%'s townhomcs. Throu,,_hout the %cars. Durham Hornes has taken pride in not only building great communities which people arc happ} to call home. but also tntroducin_• en%ironmcnts which allow nci_,hhors to greet each others and ha%e a sense of heing part of the communrt% from the da% the% mo%e in. To celebrate its tremendous. 4i -.car hlstor% in the building tndustr.. Durham Homcs r% rn%lting homchu%crs to celebrate right alon,_ Thos ha -.c done thi, in 1%%i 'I ,niticant wa%. at 'he popular King.wav Furca communrt%. Nt)w. for a limited time, qualified purchasers can mo%c into one of the tn%cntory homes with a five-year mortgage of am sf It pc r cent. Durham Humes has also introduced five new model, to its K;n,swa% Forest community, which is beautifully located in �E northeast Oshawa in an area studded h,* parkland. Lrecnhclt and turest preserve. -b At Kingsway Forest. man. people have -B already discovered that Durham Homes hrin—, the same thoughtfulness in dcsign and construction quality to each and e%cr% home. rc:_cardless of the lot site. All homes in this beautiful community ha%c features one would normally associate w ith larger homes. You find cathedral ceilings whcrc%cr possihlc. ,Las fireplaces as per plan and luxurious soaking tuh ensuites in man% of the homes. Homcs at Kingsway Forest are also ver% energy efficient with features like heat-rcco%er% %entilators and high -efficiency natural ,as furnaces and motion detector lights. Durham Homes takes pride in building homes with an interior en%irunment that is nearly draft -tree. therehy helping to reduce heating and coolinu, costs. The ti%e new designs offer all those tcatures for which Durham Homes is known. and well-regarded. But the new designs have an additional attract i%cncss — versatility. Consider, for example the Shelby, a "multi - version" plan that allows the homebuyer four different designs from which to choose. Whether you opt for the bungalow or raised bungalow design. the Shelby is very attractive and elegant with features like vaulted ceilings and open -concept design which makes the most of the natural light ushered in by the homes' many windows. There is also the large master ensulte with oval soaking tub and separate shower and the coziness of the optional gas fireplace in the great room. But where the Shelby differs from most homes is in the fact that the purchaser can choose from a number of plans to best suits his family's needs. There is a version which adds an upper level for the second and third bedrooms or a spacious suite. Or, if you prefer, add a huge, bright family room with a vaulted ceiling and gas fireplace. This is also a great location for a home office. Bungalows have become very popular with t(xlay's homchuycrs not because of size or price, but as a lifestvle decision. Durham Homes has tried to accommodate the needs of homebuyers with multi- level plans which offer versatility as well as comfort and convenience. If you are looking for a larger, all -brick, two-storey home, the Fairfax, with its airy nine -foot ceilings, dramatic loft and rear window treatments, may he the SThe Srieitiy ii 1642 sq ft. 5181.900 home for you. This design offers versati interchangeable plans to allow the purchaser eitl open concept or more traditional, formal layouts. You can certainly find a home that best suits y(- needs oneeds at Kingsway Forest. Homes range frc $133,9(X), for the 1,1 16-square-f(x)t Balsam on a foot lot, to $196,40), for the 2,255-sq.ft. Fairfax or 46 -foot lot. There are a number of inventory horn available. First time buyers will appreciate a move. package that includes five appliances with many the homes. The Kingsway Forest sales office is located Townline Rd., north of Adelaide Ave. in Oshaw Sales office hours are from 2 to 7 p.m. Monday Thursday and from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturdays a Sundays. The office is closed on Fridays. For me information, call sales representative Sue Harris at t site (436-5161 ) or contact Veronika Seidl of V\ Realty, exclusive agency representing Durha Homes. at 430-3893. DETACHED HOMES IN AN ENVIRONTMENJALLY FRIENDLY SETTING! 30' to 48' LOTS! ` 1116 to 2255 sq ft \, The Shelby III 2006 sq ft .......... y , . , vw .y. P , v,aw SWAY FOREST IN OSHAWA 13 y I'_iP,1 pu&w Homa (905) 436-5161 Hours: Monday to Thursday 2 - T pm Ex`s" A"k Dwftm Saturday 3 Sunday Now - 5 pm, Closed FridyWS w«p ua. 0.k.pa� aoaNa R.,�ted aur Noes, to queOW purchows, sramlabb on gow irnrarron or*. aon Rd E 'swY v Ave. E C IV EAddlax* SHAWA S a 0. �+ R.,�ted aur Noes, to queOW purchows, sramlabb on gow irnrarron or*. on to nd ire he is m Today's homes Professional builders are increasingly using environmental ly-responsihle building techniques and materials to lessen the impact of our homes and how we live in them on the environment. There is no better time to find out about the choices available than when you are looking for a new home. Buying an energy-efficient home is one of the most important contributions that a homeowner can make to the environment. Fifteen per cent of Canada's total energy consumption is attributed to healing the country's homes and the vast majority of this energy is derived from non- renewable resources. New homes are considerably more energy-efficient than homes built just 10 years ago, thanks to higher levels of insulation, advanced scaling techniques, improved windows and more efficient heating and cooling systems. "High-performance" windows with thermal resistance ratings ol- up to R -K can further reduce the energy f requirements of your new home. These windows may include: triple - or. even. quadruple -glaring and low- €f. emissivity glass (low -El it) let in the warmth of the sun while preventing the heat Indoors from escaping: argon gas to increase the thermal performance of the window. and heat mirrors between the lavers of glass for superior insulating ahility. Consider selecting an encrgy- efficient heating system. ,Ntrd- cfticicncv furnaces are 10 to 15 per cent more efficient than standard products, while high-efficienc% furnaces can provide close to 95 per cent efficiency and create up to 30 per cent less pollution than standard products. " hi le they may require a I higher initial investment. heat pumps offer greater energw performance returns. Reduced environmental impact is only one of the manv henclits of an ener:'y-etiicicnt home. Homeowners will enjoy Ilk- energy savings. which can he sienificant over time, and increased comfort (even heat lhrouehout the house, warm flexors and nu drafts), convenience and a more pleasant indoor Irving space. The R-21100 home is an em rronmentally responsible home that uses half of the enerL of a con%cntionally-built home and provides homeowners with a cleaner, healthier inddx►r environment. R-2(1(11) homes are built by speciall%-trained builders, tested and certified so that .' consumers Know exactly what the,, are huving. T In a t}pical household, washers and drvers. refrigerators, Ireeiers, stoves and dishwashers account fur approximately I per cent of residential energy consumption. Many builders today include a full range of appliances with their new ` homes. Homchuvers should try to ensure that these appliances are energy efficient and water conserving. Not only do energy-efficient appliances have less impact on the environment, they are also less expensive to operate.`U F.ncrguidc, published by Energy, Mines and Resources Canada, lets consumers compare the energy performance of one appliance with > another. All Canadian -manufactured models of major household appliances are tested to determine their energy >�? use according to standards set by the Canadian Standards Association. The results of these tests are indicated on NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 11 New Homes and Interiors are more environmentally friendly the label attached to every new appliance. Typically, energy-efficient appliances reduce energy use by 15 per cent. Recently, the market has seen the introduction of a new generation of appliances that are up to 48 per cent more energy efficient than conventional appliances. Buying the full range of state-of-the-art appliances may cost approximately $9(X), but the energy savings can range from $180 to $250 per year. Energy-efficient lighting is one of the easiest conservation measures that you and your home builder can undertake. A compact fluorescent light bulb uses up to 90 per cent less energy than a conventional incandescent hulk and lasts about 10 times longer. While energy- efficient light hulhs are more expensive initially, you may expect savings of up to $30 over the lifespan of the hulk. Not having to replace humcd-out hulhs in hard -to -reach places, like the tops of staircases or cathedral ceilings, also makes energy-efficient light hulhs more convenient. Dimmer switches and times give you more control over the amount of energy you use for lighting. At the same time, you can create "atmosphere" for pleasant evenings at home and increase security when you are out. FELY DUACED AIL BECK H010 IN THE COUNTRY COMMUNITY � f OF COURTICE CROSSItiG A rfo rd a h 1$ 990 Priced from 154 OLRT7CE Now you can have the best of both worlds - a beautrfui Jeffery Home on a large lot.. --- ALL W7H DOUBLE CAR GARAGES' This new release of designs carnes the signature attention to detail and crafts- manship you'll find in all Jeffery communities Courtice Crossing offers residents all the amenities of the city in a country setting fea- turing a 5 acre wooded park, a wide variety of plans to choose from including traditional bungalow plans, a free decorating service. financing plans and much, much more: The Weller / Model Home (4JEJFFERY�) HOMES SALES OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Thursday 1 - 7 pm Sat. & Sun. 12 - 5 pm _ or by appointment BRAMPTON (905) 432-3333 or Toll -Free 1-800-898-4326 - P.ces and sgeoficabons sugedx to dwW w0w&A nonce E 6 O E .�••••, .•.:.::•r-•. .•.�.•. .-_:., .-. .. -.. ... PAGE 12 NEW HOLES & INTERIORS, 1995 New Hosries and Iaterlora Rainbow Ridge offers great value Why wait to move in to your new home and then wait some more for the dust to settle after construction comes to an end, when you can be in a beautiful home by Christmas? That can become a reality at Rainbow Ridge, Liza Homes' community in charming Bowmanville. The subdivision is finished and it is a great time to take advantage of the excellent deals on inventory homes the builder is offering. But that is not all. Not only can you be decorating your new home for the holidays, but you get plenty of bang for the buck at Rainbow Ridge. Affordability is the key and at Rainbow Ridge you can move in to a beautiful home on a 40 -foot lot, with a double -car garage for the same price that most builders are offering you a home on a 30 -foot lot. Rainbow Ridge consists of fully -detached, single- family homes on 30- and 40 -foot lots. House prices start at S124.990. Regardless of the size of the home or the lot. Liza Homes brings the same attention to design and construction detail and incorporates the same luxurious features in each house. And that means value for the homebuyer. Liza Homes opens in Courtice with pumpkin celebration Liza Homes is coming to Courtice. %larking the opening of its new communit% of Countryside at Fieldstone. Lila Homes is ei%in; awa% hundreds of pumpkins to children of the Clanneton community. ".-\11 are welcome.'* sass Karen Erik-,. marketing director for Liza Homes. "V1e want to introduce ourselves to the Courtice and neighboring communities and, by having a festive celebration, everyone can join in." Hundreds of pumpkins. courtesy of \Vatson Farms in Clarin_ton. and other Halloween t!oodies will be eiven awas free by Liza Homes at the festival. E%ervone is invited to attend the festival on Sunday. Oct. 1 between 1 and 3 p.m. at the Countryside sales office — at the southeast corner of Hwy. 2 and Trulls Rd. ...And \atch out closely for the Wicked Witch of the East. IF A NEW HOME IS IN YOUR I' UTURE Loots to New Homes 8c Interiors To advertise call 579.4404 or (from That's perhaps what is most appealing Rainbow Ridge. Even if you can't afford a big home, you can still have all the luxury features. This new block of homes have such features as greenhouse kitchens, circular staircases with oak pickets, oval tubs and separate shower stalls and large family rooms. Most homes are all clay -brick and they come with no -charge central air conditioning and four appliances. Then, there is the convenience of moving into a community that is complete. Rainbow Ridge is close to all amenities — including shopping, schools and recreation facilities. You can also enjoy the neighborhood park that offers residents of Rainbow Ridge five landscaped acres of biking and walking trails along with baseball, soccer and playground facilities. Rainbow Ridge is just minutes east of Oshawa. For commuters. GO Transit and Hwy. 401 are just a short drive away. When you consider all these factors, it is not hard to understand why Rainbow Ridge has become so popular. When you combine the conveniences and amenities of a city and the charm of a small town, Rainbow Ridge is a truly attractive place to live. So, come see for yourself. At Rainbow Ridge, you will find your dream home is affordable and Liza Homes will even help you sell your existing home. The Rainbow Ridge sales office and the model homes are open from 2 to 7 p.m. from Monday to Wednesday and from noon to 5 p.m. on weekends. The office is closed Thursdays and Fridays. To visit Rainbow Ridge exit Hwy. 401 at Liberty St. and proceed north. Once you reach Hwy. 2, continue north on Liberty St. to Concession Rd. and follow the signs to the site. For more information, call Indra Narine, at the sales office, at 697-2000 or toll- free at 1-800-265-0153 for more information. t PREVIEW NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 13 OPENING The New Total Lfte Com in Dicke ring Village 60ft. lots 3790 ft. • Original Bride & Stone Homes • Fully Established Community • Spectacular Golf Course & Ravine Lots • All Of This And Much More o� -o' • ,yoear G0plus Fre a,F e � errib curse _ ershl p Office Hours Mon.-Thurs.: 1p.m.-8p.m. Closed Fridays. Sat. & Sun.: l la.m.-6p.m. Call: 905-428-0343 Prices, terms and conditions subject to change without notice. E.UO.E. Sales Office Decorated Models MEMO Strickland Drive u7 cc t Y ` U O t m U HWY. 2 UF HWY. 401 Prices, terms and conditions subject to change without notice. E.UO.E. PAGE t4 NEW HOLES & INTERIORS, 1995 New Homes aad Iaterlors Warrantyro ram wor to correct defective venting p With the arrival of the heating season, new home builders and the Ontario New Home Warranty Program (ONHWP) are working together to assist homeowners who have defective heating systems using high-temperature plastic vents in their home. Following an Ontario Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations Safety Order -to correct all faulty systems, new home builders and the ONHWP are ensuring all systems are immediately inspected and temporarily repaired. For a homeowners' peace of mind and an extra precaution. all joints in venting systems will be taped by a certified installer whether they are damaged or not. With the issuance of the Safety Order, the cost sharing replacement program is no longer in effect. Homeowners with these defective heating systems installed by the builder in newly built homes since 1988 should be aware they will receive coverage either through the builder or the ONHWP. The Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations declared heating systems using high- temperature plastic vents sold under the trademarks Plexvent. Sel-vent and Ultravent to be defective. Engineering and technical evidence confirmed premature failure of the vents takes place and the risk of failure increases with the length of service. Pipes can crack or separate at the joints causing flue gases, which may contain carbon monoxide, to leak into the home. Exposure to this colorless. odorless, poisonous gas can cause headaches. nausea and. in extreme cases. death. Possible signs of leaking joints or cracking include water found near the vent. stuffv or humid air and strange odors. Options for replacement include Installing a new furnace. boiler or other heating appliance and vent pipv or retaining the existing furnace and installing an approved alternative vent. All homeowners who previously called the gotiernment.s %lid-Efficiencv Furnace Line should automatically receive a copy of the Safety Order b% registered mail. The ONHNk"P is asking all new homeowners who have a heating system with high-temperature plastic venting installed since 19Sh to: • Contact your builder immediately • Ad%ise your nearest ONHWP office that you have one of the defective heating systems and you have asked %our builder to make it safe • Inform the ONHNVP in writing if %our builder is unable or unwilling to arrange for the heating system to be inspected. replaced or an alternative venting s%stem to be installed Classifying high temperature plastic venting as defective make, it a warranted defect covered by the ONHIA'P. As is the case in an% warranted claim, the ONH A'P will stand in the builder's shows if the builder is unable to correct the defect. At the same time. builders who have installed defective heating systems since 1985 are being asked by the ONHNVP to contact their purchasers who have an affected heating system in their home and arrange for an immediate inspection and temporary repair, and all joints taped by a certified installer. The ONHIA'P estimates approximately 7.500 new homes are affected. To effectively handle the increased volume of work and ensure consistency, a centralized plastic venting work group has been established at ONHIA'P to ensure all identified installations are made safe and homeowner inquiries IF A NEW HOME IS IN YOUR I UTURE LOOl!< to New Homes at Interiors To advertise call 579.4404 or (from Toronto) 416-79&7137'1 are answered as promptly as possible. The ONHWP is planning to provide compensation to those usenew homeowners who have incurred legitimate replacement or repair costs BY AueREYLEBLMC prior to the Safety Order, which was issued by the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations on Sept. 12, 1995. In order to qualify for compensation, the homeowners' replacement or repair must meet the requirements of the Safety Order. If a builder is unable to reimburse a homeowner for these costs, the ONHWP will cover the claim. Unfortunately, the ONHWP's warranty protection does not cover the defective heating systems installed in older homes that were built before 1988. Local gas utilities will arrange for the installation of a fully - approved replacement system. Financing will be available or preferential terms. Homeowners should contact their gas utility for additional information. The ONHWP estimates high temperature plastic venting claims will cost the program about SIO million. Loss recovery litigation will be pursued by the ONHWP. Builders and all homeowners who have incurred expenses, including those live in older homes not covered by the ONHWP, will be invited to join that legal action. Homeowners of older homes who wish to join the ONHWP's litigation can register their interest by calling 1-800-785-6588. Homeowners should keep accurate information such as the original make, model and serial number of the old and new furnaces, the type of alternative venting required and an example of the defective pipe and photograph, if possible. Costs must pertain to the correction of the defective heating system to meet the requirements of the Safety Order and not any additional features such as air cleaners and air conditioning. In the long term, the ONHWP is committed to working with the industry to identify and carry out appropriate and approved corrective action so that all heating systems using high temperature plastic venting meet the current Safety Order by the Aug. 31, 1996 deadline. AI;BREY LEBLANC rrnsicbt arri rug, s— r of :he drain 14w �icm, Wa ranty Prouram. �� Beautifully Designed and Built Homes in PR I [JR 11: COURT location surrounded by an established neighbourhood and a natural setting! oh. � � 1 �, fROM it�49R r II • Detachec 2 storey backspin, bungalow and rased bungalow designs - up to 13 to choose from! • Community of 20 homes only! • Proven bu,lder with 2 generations/50 years of building experience • Models feature open concept plans. cathedral ceilings. lofts and more! • Close to all amenities. • 3 finished models to view' • Only $1 000 initial deposit. GST INCLUDED l.:-CTION Mon., Tues. G Thurs. 2:38 to 6:38 pm Sat., Sun. G Hols. 12to5pm Wed. & Fri. By Hppoiniment (985)623-9462 a� NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1"5,PAGE 15 e .2' a '� wwo h r Ta.. ' i , - SPACIOUS TOWNHOMES THAT CARRY FOR AS LITTLE AS PER MONTH* Set in one of Oshawa's most prime locations, Parkview Gardens has so much to otter. Close to shopping, schools and all area amenities. • Spacious 3 bedrooms 9 5 appliances ' air conditioning- finished basement - 12' ceilings • quality finished cabinetry in lQtchen . immediate possession tour piece bath plus powder CALL (905) 721-2291 N RU 1 N BEATRICE ST. EAST K43SSLAF41D RU. Z i PAGE IS NEW HOMES 61N'TERKNM, 1995 I The Kaithn Group"; D RIGHT ! Fro Monthly P & I At Two Great Locations b AI. C--x-rand Cpening! Stone 6--,B-rick Singles on extra deep Cul -de -Sac Lots 050' & 6o' lots also available from si89,990 BARTON F A R 'N1 I- 1 I \ I F. MON - THURS 1 - 8 PM FRIDAY CLOSED WEEKENDS i HOLIDAYS 11 AM-6PM (905) 852-1913 • Linked Underj!romW Backing on the Forest. Stone Brick Semis up to 176 t sq. ft. • .Now Under Construction for occupancy this year or Spring '96 • A spectacular woodland setting on the Petticoat Creek ROSEBANK� F O R E S T� MON. - THM: 1 - I P.AA. - FRIDAY: CLOSED WEEKENDS A WX- 11 A.M. - 6 P.AL (905) 839-5550 :K�, CrrY Mfea g SAIFS 9 Backing on the Forest. Stone Brick Semis up to 176 t sq. ft. • .Now Under Construction for occupancy this year or Spring '96 • A spectacular woodland setting on the Petticoat Creek ROSEBANK� F O R E S T� MON. - THM: 1 - I P.AA. - FRIDAY: CLOSED WEEKENDS A WX- 11 A.M. - 6 P.AL (905) 839-5550 Tdu MAZY. *I 6m, asii a Wwro RD. r_ Tun IA an MY. 2, ROSHAon � PA r f a FOR" iMA i IS Sala Am • FAKP AVE g SAIFS 9 OFFCE F � 3 •5'ENAlD Q 'W"N ". QSDl AVE 1 Tdu MAZY. *I 6m, asii a Wwro RD. r_ Tun IA an MY. 2, ROSHAon � PA r f a FOR" iMA i IS Sala Am • .... ' . � •New Ho>rr><es aar><d Ir><teriors .. - .. - Shirley Gallacher is presented with $50,000 courtesy of Solmar Homes. The first 50 buyers at Solmar's Ajax site, featuring freehold townhomes from $129,900, were entered in the draw. Pictured from left to right are marketing consultant Joanne Lovering, real estate specialist Ronn James and Gallacher, who says her winfall will come in handy. "I need this. I think might be losing my job." RUCKINGM-NI n- -� / l I :�)L I )Irrij�1:'��l' The Difference is Qu lit• we providr } ou the Homcbm er. The higtwst qualir homes at the best value possible and bac{ it up with Icr%ice that is second to none! 1% hut's Special? (Nir new homes at Ruckinghlln Gate. nestled in a fabulous woxxhcd setting bordering a beautiful ravine w ith mature trees. Feature dramatic cathedral ceiling., unique gourmet kitchens with pantries. just to name a few. Located on -45'. 50' and 60 h. lots. $ 99990_ Fk1�I Ir T IMluiknl TO VIEW THESE BEAUTIFUL HOMES Call Helen Nforeland or Nelia Ferreira at 90.5-619-6741 or905-619-6 42 '10tere Tradition Meets ►nnitnwthm" 'Univ 2 homes awilable at this price N: 11 tfT to A` Hampton Court 2811 sq. ft $24+(1,") D—Alcro.c Home (mors Mar 6 Mary -Ann Kn ght 2309 Abbott Cres. Pnckennq. Ortano UX 2T6 December 19. 199: Dear Dave We are wntng thus letter to thank you for you hard work and d4 gene in gemrg our tome competed In true for Closng We are certain that it was no easy task to fknrsh the house In such a short the name The hnrsh and quahty, of the home IS a testament to your craftsmanstrp and dedication We also appreciate your attitude toward Customer service ,"Ci dmg Changing things to meet Our wants Purchasug a new horse IS i si/KStul tine in any persons Ide, with Chnstmas bon" around the comer. even more w You heipfulness was especially appreciated. Thank you agann for all you dd. sincerely. Man d Mary -Ann Knight NEW HOPES a NW -Ron. tags Pace` •17 ----------------- VACATION GETAWAY I ^e K Jr!In f�,o„p 1 YOU COULD WIN! 3 days/2 nights in your choice of I 1 of 6 weekend destinations 1 Just drop off this ballot at either Barton Farm Estates or 1 Rosebank Forest sales office, and ask for more details on I how you can win! No Purchase Necessary. I 1 D MR. O MRS. TELEPHONE O MS. ADDRESS SALESPERSON I.D. 1! • Limit one ballot per family. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — J ROSEBANK FOREST If you are looking for a move to a great location, the Kaitlin Group has a home for you at Rosebank Forest. Nestled up to the Altona Forest and the Rouge River valley conservation area. Rosebank Forest is a great location. It's situated near schools, shopping and recreation facilities and offers great access to major commuting routes. Now under construction are a group of semi-detached homes that must be seen. There are nine designs from which to choose ranging in size from 1,085 to 1.761 sq. ft. These homes sell from S149.990, which means you could own a home in this gorgeous location for 5799 - less than it costs to rent. These luxurious homes feature all -brick and stone elevations and offer the design detail and quaiity construction for which the ka1lin Group is well known. They also offer a number of upgrades that you would only find in much larger, more expensive homes. For more information, call the sales office at ;9051839-5550. i ROSEBANK' FF- R F. S T� FRID�I F77, � /'� ` � '��•� Take Htsl 401 Fast. � • t � (I-`�fU y �- -t»t at KHITES RD. a t. ►.EEKI tins s i . '. 111 i - tt h ►H,ur,��s►-----r:� i MO% rHL RS 1 - 4 rN Tum left on HK'1 Z . _ tt kir , :•� L ` thin n ht un ( 1 k Nf lRt[tay c LtnEth s ton a- 190;1 v:_-ju]j Wttkf%[n. a, 11011[n101. ROSEBA%K RD - 1116%1 .Pot Follow it north 141111:4-;:xl i . . I THOMPSON ONT-14Y <, TOFFT.... M ;��Il;lb��lII;I 7-, �i ..`_-'+Sar •« �0 'a 00°' X800 Initial Deposit Introducing Detached homes in Omemee. • li 4 acre lots approx. • established neighborhood in quaint village • quality construction • fishing & golf • close to rivers and lakes • walk to schools DIRECTIONS: HWY 87, north one block on Sibley, turn left onto Shawn Ave. Turn left. Lota14 Sarah Cres. SALES OFFICE HOURS. Tel: 705-799-1383 SATURDAYS 12-5. SUNDAYS 12-5 WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT HOMPSONI PAGE 18 NEW HOMES i INTERIORS, 1995 New X-xc:b ees srad Interiors Fun for the whole family at Hunte Sandbury's rs Ridge Alysha Lynden and her mother Linda (far right) join May Leblanc, vice president ofmarketing for Sandbury Homes, and her nieces Carolyn and Claire, for a train ride through Sandbury's Hunter's Ridge community in Ajax. Kurly Kate The Clown was on hand to celebrate Sandbury Homes' 20th anniversary at the fall carnival, which was held on Sept. 17. Home security checklist For man people. their homes appearance is a great source of pride. It can also he a source of protection. According to national crime rresention expert,. homes that loot, h%ed-in are less likcl% to he burglariicd. Folloi,+ing are some practical tip, from home sa1ct% experts at 1-irst Alcrt. These tip, are intended to mai.: \our home less attracti%c to thrc%cs. • Be sure %our homc'% exterior i, dell lit. R:placc burned out lighthulhs o\cr doorwa%s, garage and %and irnmcdiatcl,.. Consider replacing standard outdoor lights Hith motion-,cnsing tloodhohts that turn on «henc\cr an\one approaches. lot onl\ do these floodlights deter criminals. the\ also pro.idc a light %%hcne\cr you o- ••ucsts arnsc home. • Don't vise thine. a chance to vet into sour house unob,cr%cd Trim an\ shrubs or trees that hide doors of .%indoHs. And asoid ing hurglars a 1L-, up to sccond- .torcr %%indows hi, cutting hack t limbs. • Buy home lit;hting ,ecurit\ timers for \our home I i,hting timers are an cis, way to create the appearance that someone Is at home Sct timers to turn on light, before sou tact home in the escning. to asoid corning home to J dark house. • }i:;p si ur sard �kcll-maintained to rcintor�c the impression that �ou'rc at home. Store ladder, and tools insidL- .our garage or hascment % IL-11 \ou arcn t using them si, tf::s aren't stolen. or used to cn[cr \ our home. "Mos'. people only think about burglar-prtotinz their home, \xhen the\ are goin_� out of town," c\plain, loch Timmons. director of marketing for Fir,t Alert. "People should he a%are of the need to talc the same t%prs of simple prc�:autions c,.cr\ day." IF A NEw HOME IS IN YOUR �' UTURE Loop to New Homes 8z Interiors To advertise ca11579 4404 or (from Toronto) 416-798-7672 Q `�`NG r nil Ne oeatio 40� A 61ra 'R'e t Ham' ; ns star nRd' Ian des 9 dln9 pock e fitoorp tes 10� s & B oila - a fieattl CK bore • II , UOIQ 'Jes, to oIoe .Iae tlin1k to hdsobGen ee Pt a s�own &eeren . lige 11' Carrie-,, with -.,a A I ON` • Only one available at this price —Based on a 3 -year term at 8 125% To quaiited purchasers only Prices and specihctations are subject to c range without notice E 8 O E 1'�N1i-r4:15rj: New Homes asci I3Mteri4j:ez-s NEW HOMES b INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 19 Senator listens to homeowners' needs Unlike many builders, Senator Homes is not afraid to hear what homebuyers have to say. The builder feels that is hest the way to design and deliver better homes. Listening to its customers has allowed to Senator Homes to incorporate distinctive features into the homes at Pickering Village. Here you will find a home that best suits your needs. And there is Plenty from which to choose. Once you factor in the various floorplan layouts and room configurations, there is in excess of 30 home two- storey and hungalow designs available at flickering Village. Lot sites ranee from 40 to 50 f eet. Ranging in site from 2.050 sq.ft. to 2.S75 sq.ft., these all-hri�.k h4mics are nestled up against the Duffin's Wreck conu'rnation lands, which provide year-round natural beauty and recreation opfx►rtunities, whether it is a nature walk or fishing for bass and trout_ The exterior of the homes hencfit from a wide %artety of window styles and there is plenty of them to usher in all the natural light. Inside, homes are bright, cheerful and elegant thanks to open concepts, half walls, breakfast bars. Roman columns. two- and three - sided fireplaces. Master bedrooms feature luxurious oval tubs and separate shower stall.. The most attractive feature of these homes, however. ilia% he the tact that Senator has all but thrown out the tkx►k un home design. In most cases, they have stayed away from retangular rooms. The result is dynamic room layouts which take advantage of window, pl. emcnts and allow natural light to filter throughout the home. Nov. is also a treat time to buy a home at Pickering Village. For a limited time, can choose a deal that is right for vou, including a �.y per cent three-year mortgage for qualified huvcrs. Humes at Pickering Village start at $214.91X). You can find extra value in one of the fully -decorated models. which are loaded with upgrades and available for a great price and extra %aluc. Senator Homes brings over 40 years experience in the building industry to Pickering As 11 family business, Angelo Breda and his son Paul bring the pride they have in their personal homes to yours at Pickering Village. The Bredas are proud of the homes they build and the company motto — "Our standards are other builders' upgrades" — reflects their commitment to their communities. To reach the sales otfice and tour the model homes, take Hwy. ? from Westney Rd. in Ajax or Brock Rd. in Pickering and proceed to Eliiaheth St., in Pickering Village. Office hours are 3 to 9 p.m. from Monday to Thursday and from I I a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends and holidays. You can yisit the site by appointment only on Fridays. For more information, call 683-7443. Senator Homes hosted an open-house/barbecue recently at Pickering Village. Pony rides for the kids was one of the activities on the day. On hand to greet visitors were (from left to right in the main picture) sales manager Debbie Hrkac, sales representative Dennis Sweetnam, vice president Paul Breda and his son Lucas, president Angelo Breda, and sales representative Diane Langstroth. i� M1 S ' ; w I I NT 0 IT l r ]C Fr CozyAdftk Enclave of 26, All Brick Homes, On 30'Lots, Built by your neighbourhood builder Fvr Prior -its Information - till: 444-1) 6 A PAGE 20 NEW HOPES & KMRIORS, 19% OF N MODEL OPENING Six model homes ready for you to walk through, sited on a private enclave of 50' and 60'properties surrounded by parks. Come today for best selection of lots. -r , - �.,., •"tai-s•3=�-�~�"�� . _-r-CIC \%T:v-t./�:Git� ..r.. , 'AS.. e _ � � s 4 MWY 401 AJAX (905) 42'-0855 SALES OFFICE HOURS: MON To THURS. 1-8P.M. WEEKENDS 1IA. M. - 6P.. t - -t _. OGWR .2A W- i- *tit : ' y ..k � '- . • :'-'��t ` '" � �jaj%`�' . . >11sk" OME WEE OME --6.95%' for yr. on total mortgage - ceranzic tile & plusb carpet front doors witb cut -glass inserts -clay' brick constriction parkside walk -out lots available -r bigb efficiency furnace 3j�a'C PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE E & O E FROW 0,11 Y $189,900! GST 1xa t DED SOLMAR H 0 M E S FUTWU WILITY a b • - ' r BRRND cm • + y ' TOP STREET NEW HOMES b INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 21 New Homes and Interiors 20 ways tcp conserve enerzry There arc 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 not using them, especially in the summer when they produce unwanted heat. 3) Use low -wattage light hulbs in halls and other places where no close-up tasks occur. However using a single, high - wattage hulk is more cost- efficient than using two lower - wattage hulks. 4i Lung -life light hulks usually use more electricity than regular hulks of the same wattage. Use long -life hulks only in locations where access is difficult. S) Use high -efficiency light Energy is just too valuable a resource to waste 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 hulk and reduce the light it puts out. inspect and clean hulks regularly. K) Avoid checking on food while it cooks. Each time you open your oven dour, 25 per cent of the heat is lost. 9) Cooking in oven -sate glass or ceramic pans allows you to lower your oven temperature '_i 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. i 1 ) Partially thaw frozen f(c)ds in the refrigerator before cooking them. In many cases, thawing foods lets you cut the cooking time by one third. 12 t Use the automatic cycle on your clothes dryer. 13) Run your garbage dispersal with cold water. 14) Uw warm or cold water for washing clothes and always use a Cold rinse. You also save more gooney by running full washer loads. 15) Keep heating and air conditioning filters clean. it's difficult to force air through dirty filters. 16) Use fans instead of air conditioning for cooling whenever you can. Fans use only about 10 per cent of the energy air conditioners do. 17) Weatherstrip all doors and windows, even those in rooms You are not using. i x) Replace your old thermostat with a newer clock model. These devices can he set to automatically lower your home's temperature at bedtime and raise it again in the morning. 19 i Kccp your fireplace damper closed w hen the fireplace isn't heing used. If you hayc+lass fireplace doors. keep them closed as well. 20 1 Schedule annual Condominiums offer good value \c%% condominium home buy cr% don't have to accept lower quality as a consequence of the current recession, say mcnihers of the Canadian Horne Builders' Association. Condominium builders continuo: to stress design excellence and top-quality social and recreational amenities, as well as a wide array of luxury feature% in the current stock of higher -end condominiums. Because builders are relying on top-quality offerings G) attract huyers in the hotly cornpetitl%c :ondorninium marketplace- inaking the most of today's market means making quality your criteria, builders suggest. Buyers, especially in the move -up markets, should consider making a move now h,cause quality will never he less c%pensivc — the current market condition has narrowed the margin between the cost of the average condominium home and a luxury one. Here are the reactions of a few purchaser,, of condominiurn homes in recent months, all of whom moved from detached family homes. Lots Gibson, who lives at Hanson-Nccdler Corporation's The Mansion condominium in Mlssissauga, was Icer% about condominiums after ,pending 30 years in her own single-family home and decided to he very selective "I spent a Ion,: time shopping and saw a lot of condominium," she said, "hut when 1 saw The :Mansion. I knew immediately that I had found soniething special ' A husv professional schedule gives Gibson a heightened appreciation for the hassle -tree Ilfe%ty lc of a well-planned condominium, while so:ial acti%mies organized torr resident, also helped cn:ourage a .,--n,.c of curnrttunity. 'With her numerous night mectings. the building's round-the-clock security services are also an irnixrrtant feature torr her own schedule and pror%iding peace of mind about her daughter's %%eltare. ..The site design appealed to me because every room is slightly different and the Irving area has an unconventional shape." Gibson turd "That help, make living here special." For Eileen Thomas. condominiums provided not one but two hotnes In relatively quick succession She nio%ed frurn her Lorne Park. Mississauga, tamil% home to a smaller condominium :is an "interim step." she said. knowing c%enivalh. she would want a lar, -,e home. "I was content to wait. though. until I found exactly the right :onclonunium for ine.' � she s,ud HOME TRIVIA • The countrv's home builders contribute move annuall%. Nearl% three-quarters of this S43 billion annually to the Canadian group moves within the same province. economy. • Canada', home-building industry generates one million person-years of- employment femployment annually. • Toronto Home Builders' Association members build more than 85 per cent of all new homes in the greater Toronto area. • The average cost of land in the Metropolitan Toronto arca comprises more than SIU per cent of the total price of a single- family home. • One and one-quarter million Canadians • u Nerly 40 per cent of immigrants to Canada locate in Toronto. • Two -third.,, or more of Canadians home builders include more than the required le.cl of insulation in their walls, ceilings and attics as a standard feature in new homes. • Almost three-quarters tit Canadian builders construct more than 75 per cent of their homes on a pre -sale basis. More than one-quarter build exclusl%elN pre -sold dwellings. Hoang trit,iu is supplied by flit' Curutclitin Home Builefers' Assocvctrion. Thomas didn't ha%c to wait long. Her condominiurn carne came: on the market soon atter she purchased her first condominium home. " 1 liked the location and Its price for the size and quality of condominium it uttered.'' Thomas said.--Nk'hcn I sae% the penthouse tlororr plans. I knew it had exactly the features and design amenities I wanted in a condominium. In hath pur.:hsscs. the condominturns more than Ityed up to what was pnmused r, nit: K.tren and tial Napoletano 1Is,� are pleased they took the plurt_,d Into the condornuuutn htc a%le ":k, ,,on as see walk, - i in we s.:w 'quality'. no doubt about it.'' said Sal. " Peoplc why` come io our place are dust arnazed at the pillars, the design, the layout, the trim and the detail, like :eraini: doorknohs :Ind the nice fixtures they •aye us to the kit:hcn " Karen added "most of the features wcren't :yen upgrades. they Acre standard." Condominium %cndors pla:e greater emphasis on spending, extra time with first-time huvcr, as %yell in today's more :ompetiti%: condoininiurn marketplace. Buyers can he assured h% ho%% much tinge condominium vendors spend w ith their cu,toniers, not just show ing homes. but explaining how the whole process of buying and finishing a:ondonunium works. B% taking advantage of the current supply of quail[% offerings. huvcrs stand to hencht a ore 'it deal from making an inlOrnied decision. Many niarket watchers feel we are at the end of the :urrent downturn. 1'raduionall% atter a sluesdown, prices rise to higher le%cls that they were in the pre%lous cycle, maintenance checkups for yUur heating and cooling system. By keeping your system in optimal working condition, you'll not only reduce energy costs. but also extend its service life. Energy is just too valuable a resource to waste, so get into the habit of wise energy management. You've already taken the first step toward controlling your monthly utility hills by going through these tips. Buying a new home makes sense A huustn_ industry research firm predicts that "bons:oyynership will continue to he a good in%estmcnt. c%cn in a low -inflation world. in a study comparing the in%cstmcnt, of hoineow ncrs and renters in 11 cities acro%% Canada- Fe. in%cstments can match the returns on a new house purchase. « hi le the hornehu%cr, s initial irryestmcr.t mar represent oni,, live or Itt per :cni tit the total purchase price of a new home. appreciation accumulates on i(H) per cent of the %aluc of the home. It the homeowner c!IN the house. no tax is paid on the earnings for the Investment — a, capital ,gain on a personal re,idencc is tax trcc. The study indicates that it house price, increase in line w rth the two -per -cent general inflation rate. homeowner, mill have a greater net worth atter 20 year, than renter, inye.tin� in GIC, or in the stock markt. and a Sih .00t) _greater net worth atter 30 %ears. F%cn it house price, do not rise at all. the ow ncr', net worth is ,till '5`5.000 greater than the renters atter 30 year,. Once the mortgage is paid off after 2� year,. homeowners' shelter costs fall to les, than ono: -third of renter,' shelter costs. Hornco%%ners can then reinvest the differemcc for even greater f inancial gain. Be%ond the financial j benefits, the study also points out the "additional advantages of horneowncr,hip in term, of security of tenure, control of one's living environment. pride of ownership (and) access to an a„et on which to secure a line of credit.” l; 4 -V_ TAGE 22 Wof;< ROWS & Il1TERMS,1995 New Homes tarzcl I3Mte[-_ri0Z-s • Great Tormina value at three sites You now have three great opportunities to enjoy the quality and value Tormina Homes offers its homebuyers. There is the popular Kellorvn Meadows in Whitby and new sites in Ajax and Bolton. Tormina has only one approach to building a home. Regardless the size of the house you choose, you get distinctive exterior designs and interior details that are second to none. It also means that only quality materials and construction techniques are used to build a Tormina home. But there is more to a home than quality materials and workmanship. Tony Lucchese feels pride is just as important as the quality and value features that Tormina offers homebuvers. "Even home is special." he says. "We build each home like it is my home." And Tormina listen to its customers. Lucchese says house plans and designs are altered to reflect features homebu%ers Hunt and need. He ca% s his trades do a lot of customizing during the • construction phase to make changes requested by the customer %.henc.cr possible. "A lot of the times is doesn't cost us anything." he sa%s. "if a customer males a request and it is earl% enough in the construction. %%e are onl% too happy to make the change,." That means a lot to the customer and it I% rctic, tcd b% the high number of repeat customers and referrals Tormina rccci.cs. The qua!"%. value and pride I. e% ident at lac; fun n \lcadoK s- in Whith.. Tormina Homes has seen this part of toH n _,row up and. over the past 17 %cars. has gro.vn along .kith it. At Kcllor%n %1cadows, you find all single-family home. on -ice �s and SU -toot lot.. Home sizes range from I.N40 sq.tt, to over 3.51)( sq.tt. Paces start at 51 N9.U1X). Some in%entor% homes on 35 -fool lots are available for earl, mo%c-in dates. There is little doubt that this is the hest location in Nk hithy. Lo atcd along Garden Si. hctucen , R—sland and Taunton roads. - K .Ion n 1[eados s is u ithin I walking distance of public and separate schools, a short walk away from shopping amenities and just minutes north of Hwy. 401 and the Whitby GO station. The Whitby recreation complex is also nearby. Westncy Heights, in Ajax• is a brand-new community offering the same Tormina quality and commitment. You will find all clay -brick homes with unique, open -concept interior designs and features like ceramic tile in all foyers, kitchens and bathrooms. You can choose from bungalows ranging in size from 1,470 sq.ft. to 2.570 sq.ft. or two-storey designs from 1.7(X) sq.ft. In Bolton, homes range from $129.900 and feature all the same Tormina quality features — familiar, open concepts and ceramics throughout. Special features include gas fireplaces and high -efficiency i�bb' A� od furnaces. That dedication to workmanship and commitment to the customer is nothing new for Tormina Homes Tony and Gino Lucchese have been in the homebuilding industry for over 35 years. Their approach to building a home was the same then as it is now. "Our policy has always been the same. whether it is a good time or a had time," says Lucchese. "We try to build homes where people would be able to live comfortably and be proud to raise a family." For more information on Kelloryn Meadows. contact sales agents Vita Locicero or Nora Stewart at 686-3071. For Westncy Heights information, call Marcia or Brad Alderson at 683-8749 or they can be reached 24 -hours a day through Re/Max New Style at (416) 289-3333. a 'HE COMMUNITY YOU CAN AFFORD, THE VALUE YOU CAN SEE! 1-eir a dream hc►ntr in the ideal et►rttrttunit} , ccr'ntc• It) Ahhc•}-v%tr~rd in %X hith%. Itcre, hcPtiic•buycr•-- cacti chotuv-.c frt►ni a %%-idc• rafigc• cuf tivautill-till *%-itIA ittct>'ntparahlc fc•aturc-S and tiulic•rit►r finitihc--i scct►nd tt>. nt)nc•. %cc vvhy nic►rc than 120 fantilie•` scall Abhe•N-%s-cJ4,#d luirtic•. Call fe►r rtteirc ittfer,rtttatit►n texts}', ur visit the 44117cc this %ti ce•ke sid. Energy Saving Tips Qt ESTION: Ho.► can I tell it a water heater is encrgv elli,icnt , A\S« ER: 13\ law. all oil or electric residential Hatcr heaters i those with a capacity of 20 to 100 US gallons) sold or leased in Ontario must meet minimum lc.els of energ. efficiency. Gas residential vater heaters manufactured after Dec. 31. 1992 will also he:%c to meet minimum lc. -el.. Standards are revic"ed and raised c. cr. Icw years. The Canadian Gas Association (C(;.-kt tests gas and propane H iter heaters for performance and satct}. Look for the CGA label or the CSA labels on products purchased or leased. 0 MOIDEILS OPEN fr.,$142,990 NEW RELEASE LIL 40 LOTS , AtCR up tc), .2525 %q. ft. 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