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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_10_27A FUN DAY! HALLOWEEN MANIA Sunday Oct 29. -Pn¢es Gal" EVERY SUNDAY Flea Market open gam -spm Antique Fair open Liam -spm ock Rd Norlh of the 401 in Picker Vendor k quiin (905) 427-0754 From Durham to Quebec... Many voices from the region are being heard in Quebec to urge Canadian unity SEE PAGE 10 i-.-�1 HOME MPROVEMENTS WH By MOVE • • •VE t�►�INMo�i Mw C� 1wf cei-rall v= out420-4880 iMOWROOM �i Mi bei faK� 420-48'80 News Advertiser Friday', October 27, 1995 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 114 No. 43 Nuclear Fall back! (- Don't forget to turn your clock back one hour when you turn in Saturday evening , 0 Naturda- Cloudy with periods of rain. high of I I SundaN Cloud, windy and cool h1oh of 12 Inside In the news Entertainment .................. 16 Sports...............................17 Classified ..........................18 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 934t + 74t GST = $1 Lincoln visits Lincoln Former Ontario Lieutenant Governor Lincoln Alexander happily greets students at Lin- coln Alexander Public School in Ajax as part of a visit there this week to plant a tulip gar- den. Students at the school were among the winners of a new tulip garden in connection with the Dutch Tulip Celebration contest run by the Canadian Tulip Festival Committee. photo by Ron Pietroniro watchdog left off of Pickering task force Town strikes nuclear awareness task force to provide education, liaison by NIARIANNE TAKACS STAR R11`0147t.R PI(CKI:RIN(; — Durhani's most prominent public nuclear watchdog group has been Ief't off" the nuclear awareness task force being Donned by the Town. On Monday, Pickering Council's executive committee approved the formation of a Pickering/Ontario Hvdro Liaison Committee -to pro- vide a liaison between the Town and Ontario Hydro respecting awareness and education, especially nuclear awareness and education". Formation of a task force on nuclear awareness was first approved by Council last December in the wake of' a major spill of heaN y water at the Pickering Nuclear Gen- erating Station. Please see DNA...page 4 Durham hospitals demand Tories spare scalpel in budget cuts Health care officials say history of underfunding should exempt them from funding cuts By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — Hospitals in high-growth areas such as Durham, Halton, Peel and York should be exempt from any funding cuts the Province may be contemplating, MPPs from those areas were told by hospital delegates at a special meeting last week. Representatives of the Hospital Council of Durham Region and other hospital alliances from Halton, Peel and York met Thursday morning at Queen's Park with MPPs from the four regions. Hospital officials reported their regions are already underfunded in comparison to the rest of Ontario, reports HCDR director Jim Armstrong. The average per -capita hospital allocation for the four regions is $317, compared to $687 for the province as a whole. He says the response from the MPPs was sympathetic. "We were encouraged that they saw it as a very real concern that something needed to be done about." Please see DURHAM ... Page 3 P%4;F 2 -THE NFWSADVEKTISEK FRIDAN,(K'1'(18FR 27. IV95 1:4 UPPER LEVEL 420-1208 #r Durham hospitals join others in battle to keepfunding FROM PAGE 1 other regional hospital According to Mr. Arm- strong, the underfunding has resulted mostly from rapid population growth in the regions outside Metro Toronto. He notes that over the last few years when the Province has been flat -lin- ing budget increases for hospitals, the regions have been growing by about four per cent per year. "We basically suggested to them that the first step is definitely to stop the gap widening," says Mr. Arm- strong, which he maintains would require that any across-the-board cuts in hospital funding not be applied to high-growth areas like Durham. As well, explains Mr. Armstrong, the HCDR and groups want the Province to establish facilities in the high-growth regions for the priority health care needs the Ministry of Health has identified such as cancer and rehabilitation centres. "We have suggested to the MPPs that it's consis- tent with the Common Sense revolution," he says. Paul Kilbertus, a spokesman for the Min- istry of Health, says there are a number of factors involved in the lower fund- ing levels for regional hos- pitals. "Because of popula- tion growth there is an increasing need for fund- ing," says Mr. Kilbertus. "We recognize and accept that. We don't have any immediate creative solu- tions available." 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Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTALETTER ® 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax JQW CALL NOW 33-1432 PA(;F.4-THF. NFW'SAD%'FR'I'ISFA-FRIDAY,(ft-I'(;#&F.R 27, 19�IS DNA wants spot on nuclear task force FROM PAGE 1 "I'm glad that they're under way pose an amendment to the resolution The resolution passed by council- with this resolution," says Ms. passed Monday to include a DNA lors states the new committee will Kockre msentative on the com- include the mayor, two other mem- "I think it's an important bers of Council, Town staff, three step for the Town to get people appointed by Ontario Hydro more information and more (including two representing the detail about what's going on nuclear station), one representative at the (nuclear) station." of Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together She adds DNA is pleased (PACT) for the Environment, one the terms of reference for business representative and a mem- the new committee are ber of the general public. "broad enough that it would - Not included on the committee is n't preclude bringing in a F__ D rh N ran a of is es " P mittee. "I'm going to accept it as an oversight by staff," says Mr. Brenner. " I'm also going to assume that some- where along the line (the committee) was derailed for a year. "I think we need a better tracking system (for Council 1 t; ns) A ear is an representation rom u am uclear g su .. re. o u io , y Awareness (DNA), the public Ward l Regional Council- awful long time to put a watchdog group that has been the for Maurice Brenner says he'll pro- committee in place." most prominent in Durham for years in raising concerns about nuclear issues in Pickering and the rest of the region. DNA spokesperson Irene Kock says her group will formally request the Town include a DNA representa- tive on the committee before the executive committee's resolution goes to Council in two weeks. "It would be important for us to have a position on that committee because we do have a basic knowl- edge that's unique as an organiza- tion working in this community." says Ms. Kock. "We could be sure that the full story gets out and gets discussed within that committee." she adds, noting DNA would likely bring up concerns Ontario flydro might not raise. "We could maybe ask a different range of questions than other people at the table. It would definitely be in the Town's interest to get as much information as they can get_" Ms. Kock says DNA µvas not informed the issue would be coming before Council Monday. She also explains the organization didn't specifically ask to be on the committee because DNA assumed it wouldn't be necessary to ask, since at the time the committee was formed DNA was before Council repeatedly to discuss the accident at the nuclear station and the need for an environmental review of the sta- tion's operations. "Because of the nature of our involvement then we thought we didn't need to (ask). It was obvious we were interested in the issue." If DNA is not given a seat on the committee, says Ms. Kock, the orga- nization may ask to send an observer to its meetings, and/or may encour- age DNA members living in Picker- ing to apply for the position on the committee to be filled by a member of the general public. DNA also wants to encourage the Town to make sure the new commit- tee's meetings are open to the pub- lic. "One way or another we can be in a position to get current information before this committee.- Kock ommittee" Kock notes DNA had been con- cerned the committee might never be famed because no mention of it had been made since last December. PLAY VACATION GAME BALLOTS AVAILABLE AT: TPA INVESTMENT PLANINNG 144 Old Kk"piton (load PICKEMNG VI"GE 1fF P ia bt em .rte + .� -• W- -� 2 SS NED FRAME . NO G AREAL . pE�NERY . p11.10IN . 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The addition of an extra week off after the regu- lar break from March 11 to 15 is among a number of changes made to the 1995-96 school calendar following recent contract negotia- tions between the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board and its secondary teach- ers. Because of obligations set out in the Social Contract, imposed by the former New Democratic Party provincial gov- ernment, the fol- lowing changes have been made: EJ Friday, Nov. 17: no classes (unpaid leave day) O Monday, Jan. 29, Monday, Feb. 12 and Fri- day, March 8: regular school days 13 Monday, March 18 to Thursday, March 21: no classes (unpaid leave days) .13 Friday, .22: holiday 0 Friday, April 19 and Thursday, June 13: regular schooldays O Friday, June 14 to Wednes- day, June 26: exams. Elementary students can expect changes to their calendar pending ratifica- tion of a contract between their teachers and the board, expected early next month. 46. 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Eaton's. We want to be your store. [000ds sstisfs�tory w moeey r tunde& Flyers right to your doorstep... three times a week in the News Advertiser! PA1:F.6-1'� `IAF.NSzAd�ifkiiti k' 4t1d ti'.i�t'1t>,li�tt'zY, 149s' Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser TIMOTHY J. %HMAKER- Publisher JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor-in-chief STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising manager Al-NIN BROUwER. Retail Manager ARE FAKHOtntIE. Distribution manager A Metroland Communit% Newspaper published wednesday. Friday, Sunday 1NIt 132 Commercial Ave. Ajax. Ont. LIS 2H'; Phone 68'-5110 Fax: 68'.7363 in Op There's only one Canada "The realm is threatened." Stark, alarming words in Durham Region this week from Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague. And he's ask- ing that we do all we can in the coming days to ensure that Canada remains undivided. Mr. McTeague, one of the few bilingual anglophone MPs. has been canvassing in Quebec for the last three weeks on behalf of the No forces to persuade Quebecers to choose Canada. His efforts, and these of federalists both inside Quebec and out, are critical to our common future. In frank terms, we all stand to lose if voters there opt for sovereignty. As Ontarians, indeed as Canadians, the future of a united nation holds much promise for all of us. As Mr. McTeague suggests, you can influence the vote -- even at this late date -- by calling someone you may know in Quebec to let them know how you feel. That person may be a friend. family member or busi- ness associate. Tell them how you feel, invite them to join in making a better future for everyone, persuade them to grow old with you as fellow Canadians. W'thout Quebec we all lose. Furthermore... The Oshawa Preshvtery of the United Church of Canada (which covers Durham Region) is throwing its weight behind aboriginal peoples in Quebec who held their own referendum this week to claim Cree territory in a 'sovereign- nation. The United Church believes in "the strengths that unite us socially and nationally". We agree. No one wins if Quebec chooses sovereignty. IOU CAN TNiNk OF TWiS AS A FORM OF PNOTO RADAR WE JUST LIKE To SET you Q9 VE, WP To 6 ETA RTR PictURE of IOU. Pe 5FT +II I 4rr InfoSource Poll: Last week we asked: Should school board Trustee • Kathleen Hopper be permitted to examine senior staff member expenses? ANSWER: Yes No 96,1111"0' 4% Do you accept Social Services Minister David Tsubouchi's monthly meal plan for welfare recipients that totals $90 per month? INFOSOURCE PHONE# 683-7040 YES: Punch 8026 NO: Punch 8027 On the eve of the Quebec referendum on separation, what e aske o would you say to Quebecers as fellow Canadians? • -- asked at Ajax Plaza DHANWA.NT SEKHON A was not born here but am now a Canadian citizen. This is the best country in the world." HERBERT THOMAS "Stay with us you damn fools. Why would you want to leave?" FRANCINE HEWITT "It's foolish to let the rest of the country con- done this behavior. We're all Canadians." HELEN LOCKE "I just hope you vote no." WRnE TO THE NEWS ADVEk' BIM., M COMMMCIALAVE., AJAX, LIS2H5 OR FAX us AT 653-7363 -- ■ ."Letters :;;DUR E-MAELADDRESS IIS Ne r — W S -.A• Referendum answer should be a resounding `No' To the editor: As a Quebecer, I am very con- cerned about what may happen to the province of my birth. As a Canadian, 1 sincerely hope it remains part of my country. My friends in Quebec are won- dering what will happen after Oct. 30. On that date they will find out if they will continue to be Canadians or if they will suddenly become Quebecers, with no ties to a country called Canada. While most have deeply planted roots in Quebec, it would be a shame if they felt the necessity to have to dig up those roots and put them down somewhere else, simply because they want to continue to be Canadians, as they are now. The situation they presently Quebecers are being manipulated To the editor: As one of many Canadians haunted by the thought of seeing our great country disintegrate, 1 would like to add a few comments of my own regarding unprecedented political upheaval caused by the Quebec referendum. Sadly, what we are witnessing right now is a resurgence of a notorious mentality that once creat- ed the Fuhrer. Messrs. Jacques Parizeau and Lucien Bouchard intend on forming their own little kingdom making full use of this proven kind of emotional per- suasion hoping to duplicate the success of brazen nationalism. Thus, what we see are hordes of Quebec fran- cophones responding euphorically to hyped -up rhetoric in much the same way they would respond to their scoring hockey team. They are unaware that they are being cleverly manipulated by ruthless politicians on a power trip, luring them over the cliff like so many mesmerized lemmings. Meanwhile, Big Brother south of the border is going to have a field day carving up what is left of our home and native land. Eberhardt Gerlitz, Ajax find themselves in is brought about by a few power-hungry individuals who have the ability to sway cer- tain members of the masses, peo- ple who are like sheep and will fol- low any powerful speaker any- where. They fail to think of the consequences they and their fami- lies may face. It is up to the individuals who have the ability to weigh the pros and cons of a separate Quebec to see what kind of life those power- hungry individuals are trying to foist upon them. What they stand to lose is much greater than what they can possibly gain. The answer to the question posed by the PQ government should be a resounding `No'. I hope they get out on Oct. 30 and say so. Charles Presley, Ajax We're praying for Canada To the editor: We care about Canada! As I was out for my daily walk yesterday, I was con- templating how our church might play a role in seeing our great country stay togeth- er. I decided that this Sunday morning, the day before the referendum in Quebec, we would have a prayer vigil for Canada during the morning worship service. Many in this country believe in the power of prayer. It would be a mar- velous demonstration of our love and concern for our country if all who meet in places of worship this Sunday would join in this prayer vigil. Rev. Ed I.ugtenlwrg, Ajax WALM M MA "ere Halloween Costs LES.. 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October 26 19115 Licjuicl-itlw, tems in Clearance Centres and C,11-a!OgUO purchases are not mciucled in this offer Ask for cietaiis 'Exci",Ies t),It)v -in-,l pat o fir!k,re wet r,.ome improvements 11!X1:711: I 9 a A 10 n 9 PAGE 10 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER VR1DAV, ()f'1'(MER 27. 1"$F*A - .................... �:i.''•?E2i". �, ., .. �.:.: :: •i}:.iiii'•\{\heti :vi.. .: .: .:. ..: .. :::: .r...X ::.... :}:;i :::?:�� : : �. �: :: ii:i::'ni:..:>. :. .:+ i�,, y:;: '::?: .:::::i:::' .. a i•: i::i�:4•rv.:'ii'':: .. .:: .:•i0.:iiii;:... . .............. ...ii;:^:•>i;yy}h'.':ti'v.......... Max man encourages phone campaign to persuade Quebecers AJAX-PICKERING — An Ajax man has a "pretty cheap way to save a coun- try„- D'Arcy Jenish wants peo- ple to call family or friends in Quebec and encourage them to vote No on Monday. "I care about Quebec, I care about Canada and I care about both so much I want them to stay together," Mr. Jenish says. Mr. Jenish refers to his plan as a Phone Call for Canada Campaign. He phoned family mem- bers in Quebec last weekend to express his feelings, telling one cousin he "called Durham mayors issue unity plea DURHAM — Area may- ors and their colleagues from the Greater Toronto Area have issued a direct plea to Quebecers: Just say No on Oct. 30. At a GTA mayors' meet- ing in Halton Hills last week. GTA leaders unani- mously adopted a resolution calling for a united Canada. which includes Quebec. The resolution — which was to be read in the House of Commons this week by MP Barr Campbell, federal Liberal caucus GTA chair- man — expresses GTA resi- dents' "desire and support for one united Canada." The resolution, which was suggested by Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards, rec- ognizes that "the 4.5 million people of this region have together with the people of Quebec built this great nation." The importance of letting Quebecers know that "we're anxious to see them remain a part of the Canadian fami- ly" should not be over- looked, said Mayor Edwards. To further appeal to Que- becers, Mayor Edwards also has forwarded a letter to the mayor of the Quebec city of Longueuil, with which Whitby has shared a "twin- ning exchange" since 1969. "1 take it there is no need to remind you of the love and admiration... for our friends and colleagues in the city of Longueuil...; ' wrote Mayor Edwards. In the letter, he asks Longueuil Mayor Claude Gladu to convey to the city's residents :the love and admiration which the people of Whitby feel for their colleagues..." The concept of a Canada without Quebec's language, history and traditions "would render our country incomplete;' wrote Mayor Edwards. The letter was to be ams- lated by Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague. to save Canada. "I don't know if I per- suaded him, but I gave him something to think about. Personally, I found it a little bit awkward, but I also found it personally reward- ing." On Monday. Mr. Jenish began asking some of his friends to do as he did. "I encourage anyone in Durham who knows people in Quebec to call them. There are a lot of French- speaking people in Durham Region and they're sitting on pins and needles. won- dering if they'ry going to be cut off from their languagc. "There's a lot of goodwill and affection between us, but we have to show it. You don't have to ask them how they're voting and you don't have to talk about doomsday scenarios," he says. Speaking of his cam - Pa i�7n. Mr. Jenish says. ' k10 knows, ma,,'bc it will have some impact. It (the vote) is going to be close and who knows what the impact will be. People are powerful." There's a "huge reservoir of untapped goodwill in Canada' and it will be need - cd to save the country. he notes. Attention Hunters Deer and Moose Cut and Wrapped For More Information Call (905) 683-5073 iX�. .'_ � h�•�.�}piiyv.n<'wWr�Y..^k'yA ..:..y,Mr.:«'..... ,-... .. THE NEWS ADVF.RTIS6R FRIDAY, W1X16FR Z7, l"5 -PAGE 11 Durham truckinp.firms back notion to identifv`bad a les' pp DURHAM -- Local transport companies say they welcome the Province's plan to publicly expose trucking firms with bad safety records. A proposal to improve safety on Ontario's highways in the wake of two deaths earlier this year caused by tires flying off trucks includes reviewing the licensing system for drivers and Sale helps Pathrinders travel to PEI PICKERING — The Girl iGuides of Rouge Hill District ar holding a yard and bake sale Sat - I at National Sports. Proceeds from the sale will help defray the costs of a trip to Print Edward Island in July by the 40t Pickering Pathfinders. The sale will be from 9 a.m. to noon in the National Sports' park ing lot at Hwy. 2 and White Road. Call 837-6676 for more infor- mation. nfor mation. publishing the names of firms have put the whole industry "I think the public should be Many truck firms are regis- with unsafe records. under the microscope and this made aware of those companies tered as numbered companies, Norm Mackie, president of will help weed out all the bad with bad records," he says. making owner identification dif- Oshawa-based Mackie Trans- carriers and fly-by-nights," says But, releasing the names of ficult. "I want to see the per - port Ltd., says identifying com- Mr. Mackie. companies with records of neg- son's name who owns the truck, panies with unsafe records is "a Dave MacDonald, manager of ligence won't serve any purpose not some company number. positive step" towards improv- TNT Overland Express in unless the names of the owners What's the point of that?" says ing safety in the transport indus- Oshawa, which has a fleet of are made public as well, says Mr. Verspeeten. try. 600 trucks, says the public has a Dennis Verspeeten, Whitby Ter- He likes the idea of releasing "I don't have a problem with right to know which ccmpanies minal manager for Verspeeten names, as long as they are com- it at all. A handful of bad apples are a threat to safety. Cartage. panies with lengthy records. 1 Police support `anything' to help improve road safety "' DURHAM -- Attorney Gen- drivers and make it possible rently involved in PLAYVW11.ALL01 TION Durham Regional eral Charles Har- increased spend- to expand the a program Police have nick introduced ing on RIDE pro- program, he says. offered by the e responded posi- proposed changes grams. He says truck :Ministry of _ tively to the to the Highway Sgt. Rvrie says safety is an issue Transportation AVAILABLE AT: Province's plans Traffic Act this he would wel- concerning the Ontario and IT FOR LIFE HEALTH CLUBS to make Ontario week to increase come any addi- community and Durham College 1550 Sayly Street, Pickering Prince roads safer. safety. tional funding for the force right to educate them (at Alliance Road h "Anything that The measures the RIDE pro- now. on identifying would decrease include publish- gram. As a result, unsafe commer- the amount of ing the name of "We've always five officers from tial vehicles, Sgt. please recycle _ dangerous drivers trucking compa- been able to keep the force are cur- Rcrie says. I _ Whites on the road we nies with unsafe it alive, but with support totally," records, automat- decreased budgets • OF _ says Staff is %-day driver's it's difficult." Sergeant Sandy licence suspen- A d d i t i o n a l O W OUT Ryrie. sions for drunk funding would DUE TO MASSIVE OVERSTOCK SITUATION, SINGER SEWING MACHINE IS OFFERING FOR SALE TO .^DEMON t - r TRATION 4. _THE _EXPERTS FROM 1t11:00, CENKYO KEM . . '� ,AF- onstration consists of routines o 5:00 in energy, throwing, grappling & weapons.:' ,r _1- r 1- 1. 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Presentations will The events are being include "medicine cabi- held to celebrate national net clean-up" and tips on Pharmacv Awareness how to properly store med- Week from Nov. 1 to 7. ications. A pharmacist will Along with Ajax and Picker- be on hand to show how safe ing General Hospital, the par- medication is important to ticipants include Health -Rite health and to discuss matters Pharmacy. Medical Place such as side-effects of med- Shivers Haunted House opens its creaky AJAX --Boo! Halloween is just around the cor- ner, and that has one area resident in the mood for spooking all those who enjoy being frightened. The Shivers 3rd Annual Haunted House is set to open at 12 Tams Dr. near Hwy. 2 and Pickering Beach Road in Ajax. It runs from Saturday, Oct. 28 until Tuesday, Oct. p 31. from 7 to 11 p.m. each t V night. There's no charge. For more information, call organ nizer Andrew Vonditsianou at 683-0398. J doors ications. dents on topics such as drug They will also visit senior interactions, medications and Pharmacists will visit local and alcohol abuse, eating dis- citizens' centres to answer medical conditions that high schools to speak to stu- orders and AIDS. questions on drug and food require prescription drugs. Get your kids fingerprinted in Whitby this weekend DURHAM — Durham Regional Police and volun- teers at the Whithy Neighborhood Police Services invite all parents and children to their first child fin- gerprinting session Friday to Sunday. The safety program will be held at 102B Byron St. S. in Whitby. Friday's session runs from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. On Saturday and Sunday, fingerprint- ing will be done from I a.m. to 5 p.m. A Halloween coloring contest will he held and treats will be given to children 12 and under. For more information, phone 665-0556 or call pager number 404-7371 and leave a voice message. 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(903) 683-4800 Prces are per persor 3ouae Dccupwq case! ,n :aradrar doYars for serected Jew'ures as s;a*d = Ps A,i, .a cevenderR upon category selected and an change or be wi t&awn at arty " C!idren s rate a0ws Ic mumnm 2 ,-h1&en I age 2-11) sharing abm weir 2 adults Often a vaW bx a Irmbd tmr only and spaces ubpct m avadv*y at W* of 000krg Specul oiler s not combrable with any other dw"t Vaud on new booK,ngs only ora Sgnstse Vacabonsi Encore Cruises int Reg 01748074 EFFECTIVE 20 OCT95 Grade Expectations Learning Centre At Grade Expectations Learnin, C7 ('entre. students hate to leave once (GRAND the-. are there. OPENING' What the% enjoy most is the resource centre, equipped with ornputers and educational games. What their parents appreciate most , Is the academic help their children are receiving. The centre offers supplementary education. both remedial and enrichment. for .ntdents from grade I to OAC. Qualified teachers tutor students. with the main focus being language Grade Expectations Learning .kills. mathematics and studv skills. Centre celebrated its grand The low student to teacher ratio opening on Oct. 14, 1995. ( maximum 3 to 1) and small Directors Rosana Gardner and classroom setting, allow the teachers Jocelyn Acheson take part In the to give each student the attention ribbon cutting ceremony with Pickering Mayor, Wayne Arthurs. they need to learn successfully. When a student enrolls, a formal or improve their skills. an informal assessment, input from Parents who want their children to the parents and discussions with the have a head start before the next student, all assist the teacher in school year can enroll them for the preparing an individualized program. summer sessions. For the months of Information from the student's July and August, the centre is teacher at school can also be useful offering sessions designed to be in ensuring that the centre instructive and fun, with time spent compliments the work being done at in both the classroom and the school. Programs are desi;ned to resource centre. During the school start the students' current skill level year. the centre offers sessions after to build confidence. The teacher is school and on Saturdays. then able to help the students Grade Expectations Learning Centre is located in Pickering at the Pickering Medical Centre, 1885 Grrade •• • ns Glenanna Rd. For more information, Learning Centi-e call Rosana Gardner or Jocelyn 420-9930 Acheson at (905) 420-9930. PAGE IJ -THF: NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. (K"POKER 27,11"5 FALL SAVINGS ON Hunter Douglas WINDOW f -ASI TIONS 0% W( Hunter Douglas INTRODUCTORY 0ERROLLER SHADES 33% Off Beyond Shades. Beyond Blinds. 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I , i. n.::;. .d is CF 'M Pickering Town Centre Lower level aaoss from Marks & Spencer 420.9527 . _ vim �I� Ref;. `?20 (h 111.1111-10 king Limit 1 per customer. Prices valid only when this ad is presented. OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 3/95 , '1a it I I 'A I I of 1 L,�t.z: ►I.' III IFI SUNDAY OCTOBER 49 'f`v.ms� PICKERING FLEA MARKET to ANTIQUE FAN), Brock Road, North of the 401 9:30-10:45 SPOOKY BINGO: All game prizes will be candies the winners can use for shelling out Halloween night! 11:30-12 NOON NOT DOG GOBBUN' CONTEST: The first person to eat the most hot dogs in 2 minutes wins a $100.00 shopping spree at the Pickering Flea Market. Prizes will be awarded for second and third places. Contest rules: You must be 17 years or older, not open to Flea Market vendors or employees of M.E.T.C. IT'S AN ALL DAY AFFAIRI, Pumpkin Paintin', Ghostly Face Paintin', Discovery Toys Play Centre, Free Halloween Cookies & Juice And Great Buys From Our Vendors! • i i���Ik- PRIZE FOR BEST PC COSTUME AGES 2-7 WIN A MOTORIZED CAR FROM MINI CIRCUIT! Art auction aids United Way AJAX-PICK- ERING - You can nourish your soul and help the Unit- ed Way too at a special auction of art being held Sunday, Nov. 5 to raise funds for the annual campaign. Art Auction '95 will take place at 1 p.m. at Michael Schroed- er Art Galleries, Unit 4, 1410 Bayly St. in Pick- ering. The public will be able to view the works to be auctioned at a preview begin- ning at noon. There will be a special guest appearance by James Lumbers, the Toronto -born artist best known for works like Memories of a Summer Day and Traditions. A portion of the proceeds from of this annual vent will be onated to the nited Way of For informa- n call 837-2952 686-0606. 1 -- - - - - �'nwir�i�F�en�::.`,x�:i•:+:�+e �.._.w x. ,..a...�.:d.T ...:x-�-.. .- .;ew.9�»•�.:w W, Iknu e. orterer c� mucf1a -mow AND GET 13011S SE.QS CLLR POl\Tti Book %our Winter vacation now' No money down. No interest. \o pa�aents until you return' Plus, get the R&R TrA%el Commitment. Onh lilacs has it! THF. IYF.WS ADVF,RTISF.R FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1995-PA(;F. 15 Paint by Lumbers United Way executive director Dennis Goulin, left, and campaign chairman Bill Hutchison help Michael Schroeder hang a James Y Lumbers print at Michael Schroeder yr Art Galleries in Pickering. 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NOW $129,900 VENDOR SAYS SELL! 3 bdrm. home, main floor family room, 2 baths, shed 8 bank barn for the hobbyist, pond A 17 acres. Cal Doug MacDonald— at 519-323-1798 or Res. 519,323-2912. $129,900 EXCELLENT QUALITY SPLI`T LEVEL AT THE _ EDGE OF HOLSTEIN Located on large lot. This home has 4 levels completely => finished plus large deck with gazebo. SHOWS PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP. Cal Card McCulloch' at 519-323-1798 or Res. 519-3234647. PA(:F 1( THF. NEWS ADVF:RTI%F.R FRIDAY, Entertainment Oct. 27, 1995 Oshawa -Durham Symphony~M* Theatre Dud= Inc. a well -kept secret in regionpreserts By Jacquie McInnes worth coming to, they'd rather go this way than ► SPECIAL TO THE ATEWS ADVERTISER to Toronto. ► DURHAM — The ladies and gentlemen "Here you don't have the expense of ► of the audience sit in hushed anticipation parking and other inconveniences of the ' of the performance. Bows are poised, sheet city.' ' music arranged, as the conductor raises his Another first this year for the sympho- arms. ny is the presentation of a children's The music begins, floating through the ► concert which will take place Feb. 4 at audience with an air of Vienna in spring- the Regent Concert Theatre in down- time. town Oshawa. In addition to guest perfor- It's Saturday night in Durham and mances by the youth orchestra, there will be the symphony is our own Oshawa- a magician performing for the children. Mr. I Durham Symphony Orchestra. Johnston says the magician has performed "There are still a lot of people in with oreat success with mane other svm- Durham Region who don't know we exist." phonies in the Nli, sissaul_a and Torontoarca,. I says Bob Johnston executive director o(the symphony. The symphony has been in exis- tence since 1957 when a group of amateurs decided there were enough of them, with a large enough diversi- ty of instruments, io form a sympho- ny. Since then, with the help of con- ductor Winston Webber, who for 15 years led the symphony, it has become recognized as one of the finest community orchestras in the province by the Ontario Arts Council. In the past, guest musicians have been world class artists like classical guitarist Liona Boyd, top Canadian pianist Arthur Ozolins and first chair harpist for the Toronto Symphony, Erica Goodman, to name a few. Arsenic & Old Lace A Rollicking Fast Paced Corned DCL Z7, 2K 299 Nov. 3, 4, 5,10,11,1 Dunbartcn Fairlx)rt United Church 1066 Dunhantn Rd. Pickering; Tickets S10. Seniors/ Students SR M 427-5150 SEVEN (AA) ?.4C. SAT. -SUN. 2:05.7.9:40: '% -THURS 7,940 STRANGE DAYS (R) 3:. 9:25: SAT -SUN. 2 6:30.9:25. ;N -THURS 6:30.9:25 HOW TO MAKE AN AMERICAN QUILT (PG) - 9 35. SA -S , c 7 ^5. 9 J -THURS. 7:05.9:35 TO DIE FOR (AA) _:� 7'S. 940: SA.. SUN.230.7:15.940: ON -THU RS. 7:15.9:40 NOW AND THEN (PG' _ .. 9.30: SAT : . SUN 2 _,, 7:10.9:30: ON-THURS. 7:10.9:30 NEVER TALKTO STRANGERS (R) _ _ t.'C% T,„,PS, 7:15.9:20 This year Mr. Webber has departed to conduct in r-------------------------------- Ottawa but, the cast of 1 Cr"..N SAyE fine professionals and semi-professional musi- cians, in more than 15 I 1 sections including strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion, remains the same. Alice Sheffield, the64, U symphony's chairman of the board says, "This year 'o.,�,� is really a transitional' 1 year. There are a number TRY A NEW LOOK of firsts. We will be pre- 1 senting concerts with four THIS FALL guest conductors, we have 1 1 a name change and the 1� A� � =T, i nyishmarketing `he 5�> - CUT9WASH AND STYLE ' sympho- ny is heading in a new The new direction is pointing outward. From ; 1 100 MEN • $18°° LADIES their traditional Oshawa bm they we ung fu- 1 $900 CHILDREN cher into the Durham com- 1 manicy. 1 � u,�. tasr, u. 1 Previously called the Oshawa Symphony Asso- PERMS I '�STREAKS COLOUR 1 dation, they are now the 1 Oshawa -Durham Sym- 1 ley Owlea a. 11 It is an attempt to let 1 / / / the rest of Durham in on 1 1 71$ the well -kept secret that ' - " • r - . Reg. 5r 1 there is high-calibre muni- 1 1 cal talent in their own FREE SABASTIAN ; Peggy Drytllaa, one o 1 with any swvlce you purdme 1 the orchestra's founders and 1mg-timeboard 111nem- i 150 ml SHAMPOO AND Value bei nays they want to i CONDITIONER ;15" make Ajar -Pickering resi- dents aware of their Pres- 1 Expires November NM 1 ence. 1 1 "I think people knew 1839-2127 PICt�iERING TOWN CENTRE 1 there was something well 1 1 ,�Fj(K+4ArWh1J+...yv✓6.,�:6.sYi4`M rs.Y�... a.... r.. r—. sass.. .. ,. -. ..- �- ., - (4 Lei us entertain you... Call 683-5110 PLAY VACATION GAME BALLOTS AVAILABLE AT: ARNTS LOAM SUPPLY 2490 Brock Road North PICKERING STUDENT 50 ADMISSION $6WITH I.D. CARD -fin Ail esu ter vvnh 4910 encounter wiM .another human bung. 1 POA-DER1 1:30, 3:35, 7:05, 9:20 STEREO PG -Tm Rosi Fawn taw rh Int N, %K. Ji Ni %N%,nFt,%FrwtAwir,.- 11 THREd['(�ISHFS ► 1:30, 3:45, 7. 9:20 ~" FAMILY 9:20 AA • RES 1:35 3:SEVEN 35 7:10 9:20 DIC3fTAL PG 00 AA TOO VIONG FOO 1:35,3:10 TO DIE FOR .. - AA THE am GREEN sir 1:35, 3:35, 7:05 ASSASSINS AA NOW TO MAKE AN ANENCAN Q[NLT 1:30, 3:49, 7.00 DANGEROU'S MINDS AA ST11AN PATS r.� PICKERING KINSMEN Santa Claus Parade NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES Corporate and Community Entries Welcome PARADE DATE: SUN. NOV. 129 1995 2:00 P.M. Theme: Family . par�cipate in my sass Christmas /'a, - a NOW OPEN in Ajax Royall Computers 428-6611 Pickering,� By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — The winds blew both hot and cold for a Pickering sailor at a series of regattas which wound up the season this month. Rod Davies, a member of the national laser (one-man vessel) sailing team, recently returned home after competing at four high-level regattas where the long-time Frenchman's Bav Yacht Club member had mixed suc- cess. At his last regatta of the season at the Mexican Sailing Championships THE NEWS ADN F.RTISFIt FRIDAY, WTORER 27, 1995 -PAGE. 17 P SPORTS Wanted: Leaf Tickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call Bruce at 579- Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. 798- 672j 2207 (Tor. Line ailor's racing success comes in w at V 11 d g waves1 - a# e e Bravo, near Mexico City, Earlier this month, Davies placed Oct. 1 1 to 15, Davies captured first Davies had the wind taken out of his place overall and also7""_ uali- ---- second " at the Great Lakes sails. He was black flagged (disquali- 9 tied for the 1996 World i / Championships in Chicago fied) in two races, which put him out Laser Championships in where 70 other laser sailors of contention. Brother Rav finished South Africa. w .. gathered. Davies had to fight 13th overall at the prestigious event Davies also competed at the i off both Lake Michigan's and was the top Canadian there. Fall Pre -Olympic Regatta windy conditions and a bad With the racing season over, Davies Oct. 5 to R in Savannah,'" ._�f; cold to claim second spot. Rod's brother Rav placed says he'll continue to work on his fit - ness in a hid to he Canada's lone laser Georgia, the site of the sail- ing events at the 1996 third at this event. Davies also sailed representative at the 1996 Summer Games. Summer Olympic Games. Sailing against 40 of the Rod Davies in the U.S. Nationals in "I hope to build a lot more fitness. pre- mier laser racers in the world, Annapolis, Maryland in mid- Davies September. After posting decent That's the main thing. The plan is to work hard and have a better summer finished a respectable 14th. results in the first two days of racing, next summer," he says. Fickering p purnmc PICKERING — The Pickering recently. Ultramar Gas Bar petite 'A' ringette Pickering played well both offen- team started regular -season league sively and defensively, keeping con - play by handing Ajax a 7-2 defeat stant pressure on the Ajax net, while Football Dolphins win two of rive weekend tilts AJAX-PICKERING — Ajax - Pickering Dolphins ftx>tball teams man- aged nyo wins in five league games on the «eckcnd. T he Dolphins atoms were winners, Hhilc the tyke flag, tyke tackle and pee- %ce squads dropped contests at Pickering's Kinsmen Park Sunday in the club's last home stand of the Central Ontario Minor Football League season. The Dolphins' bantams won their game in Brampton. The atoms mauled the Markham Raiders 48-0. Fullback Gregory Mair lead the Dolphins, scoring three touch- downs and kicking three converts. Wide receiver Joseph McGregor also managed v ri klax-Pickering Dolphins' ball carrier R ries to avoid an impending tack) -hunder's Michael Beveridge during Ainor Football League action in Pic 'he Dolphins lost 12-0. a trio of majors, while the seventh touchdown was scored by running hack Scan Bennett. Game towels were tamed by Michael Abrahamson on defence and Bennett on offence. The Ajax -Pickering bantams bullied the Brampton Bulldogs 26-10. Running back Jason Gomes had two touchdowns for the Dolphins, while running hack Paul Serra and wide receiver Mike Plummer each scored a major. Scott Penny added a one -point convert and Jerimiah Johnson chipped in with a safe- ty. Best player awards went to Gomes on offence and Mike Bawcutt on defence. rhe t\kc fl;ig team was downed by Newmarket 30- 2-;. Game towels went to Jeff Talmey on offence and Zackery Vivian on defence. Meanwhile, the tyke tackle team was struck down by the Scarborough Thunder 6-0. Quarterback Brandon Pottle was the offensive player of the game, while defensive lineman Ryan Bargett was the defensive star. The Dolphins' peewees came out on the short end of a 12-0 score against the OCCo CiCCiarella Markham Raiders. e by Markham Ajay Doodnauth Central Ontario was the top player on offence, while kering Sunday. Wes Demkiw was the recipient of the defensive award. photo by Andrew Iwanowski ;l Ajax in season opener limiting shots on Pickering goal - tender Ashley Howell, Chelsey Emslie scored twice, while Salyatrice Assenza managed a goal and two assists. Other scorers were Tara Edwards, Kellv McNahney. Courtney Puddister and Christine Whitall. Kourtney Edwards registered an assist. The Pickering side has an overall record of four wins and no losses with exhibition victories of 15-2 and 5-3 over Oshawa and 10-2 racer Whitby. -ream members are Salyatrice Assenza, Kourtney Edwards. Tara Edwards, Chelsey Emslie, Jeanine Habibullah, Laura Hill, Ashley Howell, Kelly McNahney, Courtney Puddister, Tiffany Thompson and Christine Whitall. The team is coached by Charlie Puddister, assisted by Sic%c Whitall. The trainer is Gwen Thompson, the manager is Elaine Emslie and the goaltending coaches are Jim and Chris Edwards. r UNSEEN MINIMUM 111111M 111111W 1110111 MEN 1111110 11111111 1995 PLAYERS ONLY!! SgoG� °- - , ' SPS eJ►-yr.sor+ut�28�y ' Sy Early Registration for 1996 Season cosT: T.Bau w, Rookie Bau w ' All Other Divisions $90 ' 1 I ► 683.0706 ' '10:00 1:00 p.m. 45,r__ - T10 fts 420 W010 rot ------------- ----- I� e APPLICATIONS FOR MANAGERS OF THE FOLLOWING ASYBA RESENTATIVE TEAMS FOR 1996 SEASON NOW BEING ACCEPTED • BOYS TEAMS: T -Ball Select, Rookie Bail Select, Min b Maj Mosquito Rep., Mn & Maj Peewee Rep., Min 6 Maj Bantam Rep., Midget Rep., Juvenile Rep., Junior Rep., • GIRLS REP TEAMS: Mosquito (ages 10-12); Bantam (ages 13.15); Junior (ages 1620) ALL MANAGERS MUST HAVE COACHES LEVEL ONE Interested parties who are sincerely committed to the development of all selected players should apply IN WRITING ONLY on or before November 1, 1995. Please include your philosophy of coaching with your application and send to: Ajax Spartans Minor Baseball Association Inc. P.O. Box 31, Ajax, Ontario, L1 S 3C2 Attention: Jim Sheppard, Rep. Convenor This is our idea of FUN .., r • r - 4- A DROP IN 575 TFloraff N IAT RiOSSLANDI OSHAWA 432-6935 Sat., October 28 & Sun-, October 29, 1995 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Earle you ;,ow! at calendar MORIDGE SKI RESORT, UXBRIDGE 19 km north of Highway Z on Durham 23 NEW and USED EQUIPMENT T°�' (416) 686-360 Used equipment In good condition will be accepted ALL DAY, Saturday, October 28 - starting at 9:00 a.m. PA(:F 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY,OC70KER 27,19". Advertising' fUS S SS FOC L;.ON BU INE Feature aUNTHER IVENS CONTRACTING Wood, Vinyl DoorslWindows Basements, Decks, Additions Pi All Other Home Improvements (905) 839-0681 Teaching harmony between mind and body with Shotokan Karate at Goodbodys's Fitness Club The Black belt instructors at the Liverpool Shotokan Karate Club and their respective experience include from left to right Sensei Ricky Garlough (16 yrs.). Sensei Chriss Walker (22 yrs.). Sensei Peter Vanteinan (12 yrs.). Sensei Robbie Galaski (4 yrs.) and Sensei Carl Stedmond (22 yrs.). Missing is Sensei Jay Shogun (12 yrs.). On the mean struts of Liverpool. England knoulng how to fight was as important as learning a trade. Carl Strdmond grew up in this well kno%%n Burt which was famous for being the birthplace of the Beatles. But it was also the home of the Ked Triangle Karate Club, a place Carl discovered that would change his life. BN studying the Shotokan discipline. one of the oldest Japanese so, les in existence, he learned that kno%k in,_ you could fl, -,ht made you a stronger and more self assured person to avoid a fis-,ht. This is what you are tau, -,ht at the 1-1%erpool Shotokan Karate Club in Pickering, named in honour of his hometown club. The club has 6 full time black belt instructors including Chief Instructor Carl who has been studying for more than 22 years. He presently trains with Kancho Okuyama at the master's Toronto club. One of Carl's other instructors from England Sensei Terry O'Neil, who has done work for Arnold Swarzenegger appearing in many of his movie fight scenes. Also coming in November or December is a favourite at the club, Carl's best friend Gary Sandland, a Shotokan martial artist and fellow Liverpool resident still living in En_land who is W.K.A. World Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion. Call for details. "Learning karate not only improves your overall fitness it also improves \our self esteem."says Carl. "It makes you feel more confident and can help you be more successful in all areas ol' your life." Classes are available for all agc �_,roups with 10 different classes. There are classes for all levels and there are also parent-child classes. Right now there's a two for one special. The re"ular fee is Sii a month for children and $65 for adults. There's also a family package available. There is no sign up required so you can stop at anvtime. Also one a month on Saturday there's a women's self defense course. The two hour session will teach practical skills you can use. It starts at 1 p.m. and is $ 19.95. The next class is on Sat. Oct. 28th. The club has a large dojo with heavy bags, kick shields and focus pads, There's also a fully equipped gym. For more information about the club call 839-3488 or visit the club at 924 Kingston Rd. in Pickering. Experienced w'0 FOCUS Q Sandy a TO Cross Movers ON YOUR D��,u,. . ADVERTISE Bargain rates, homes, P ` Fa��biona offices, apt., etc.BUSINESS J CALL Piano moving. R, UP TO 70% OFF ANICE Packing available. CALL JANICE 109 Old Kingston Rd., Unit #7 AT F 423-0239 0707 Ajax, Ontario LIT 3A6 (in the court yard) : 286-5513 .,683 x �... 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Call Christine for free initial consultation, 905-428-1540 COME WORK OUT WITH ME IN MY FULLY EQUIPPED GYM AND GET INTO THE BEST SHAPE OF YOUR LIFE LADIES STEP ON 1T S1 II1011" CLASSES WITH FREECHRACAAE �• SS EYEIMIG CLASS POWER STEP FOR MEN A WOMEN i • KICK BOMNG.KARATE FOR MEN • WOMEN •CHILDREN ALL CLASSES TAUGHT BY CARL ARE YOU UP TO THE GMLLFNGE? (FAMA.Y RATES) We'll run it until it sells! Call us for THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, (K71r0RER 27, 19954A(:F. 19 ,? O O � e (905) TORONTO ■ details798-76726830707 SINE Applies to Articles For Sale aSaeonly. Vehicles For AUTO FOR SALE PACKAGE Sale only. Includes all paper buy. For$ 9 +GST =:VIS.4Sale signs plus tips for selling your vehicle. Ask at, Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. I Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Announce yr)-ar t;'aby 5 arrva and receive a gift certificate +GST entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. / GeneralIM General General Sales Help, Sales Help/ Articles Articles Articles JHelp Help � Help � Agent cm, Agent ' Firewood I For Sale i For Sale For Sale MANAGER MULTIPLEX CINEMA 'Aust have managerial experience, able to motivate & supervise staff, Accountability & responsibility a must. Nights & weekends. Good salary + benefits. Fax. Resume (905) 898-7629 HALENDA'S MEATS in Pickering requires Experienced COUNTER HELP and MEAT CUTTER. Apply in person: 1794 Liverpool Rd., Pickering AZ ruin,- HAIRSTYLIST , tears experience. •_w• •, N✓rt a :nary and art., ,. ,ennG+ Crum Ltdincrease yuur income "" Hd.Ajax quire. Joseph or Jule. 723- 5261 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE advertisers check their ad upon pudlcatlon as %� as ACvertiser wll not be 'estwrlsible for more than ^.� rlcorrect insertion and :!i-! shall be no liability for n,;n- nserb0n of arty adver• I;sFment Liability for er- rors in ads Is limited to the amount paid for the space .ccuppng the error All copy is sub)ect to the ap- �r,4 ct management of News Advertiser Demonstrators wanted _^v stores. Drug stores :i,-parlrrl stores.Parl 14-20 hrs.Wdhng to ''alit Start Immediately, .lease call 434.1620 . eave name and number DEMONSTRATORS wanted ,e1r, , ;:foducts ,r large .,YCt sides and malls within ,rham Will train Commis - n Car required Call Kim at dial 905.435.4432 DENTAL receptionist. FIT. growing, progressive, "bent -oriented office: 2 years experience with managing skills, prefer CUSPID software knowl- edge Send resume to: File -240 Oshawa This Week, PO Box 481. Oshawa, On- lano LIH 71.5 DRIVER with cube/cargo for Wednesday, Friday Saturday deliveries in Pickering. Approximately 15 hoursiweek 579.9603. DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE, needs caring people to provide superviseddaycare in their home, must be 18 yrs Old, able to care for children 6 months to 12 years, provide criminal reference checks, & have a good sense of humor. call (905) 5D9-1207 EXPERIENCED Hairstylist required, full and part time. Minimum 2 years. Apply in Person or call Nick 723.0211. Evenings or weekends 666- 2125 Hair Care Centre, Whitby Mall START YOUR OWN, home based business, very nique company with the 1 products for your mon- Interested people call aisy at 905-427-0249 MATURE STUDENTS and .,i-er•, warted for part it telemarkehrg. Training provided Call bet" ween 9 am and 5 p m 619-6991 IINTERESTED r direct ills U•ay-141ii'l, • , full and part time p_1.1�O11s avail able car an asset Caft af- ter 4 pm 619-0489 MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- I,, .u!est grong agency seeks extras fwnor film and TV work all types, no exp req. Earn S7 -$15/11r Work guar anteed We place people on movie sets every clay Cad Susan 416-961.2226 NEW restaurant in Picker- �ng Mediterranean Grill. requires Immediately k.t_-' en help for grilling and p'e- paration of food Experi- ence preferred Call 905- 839-0443 NOT a selling lob Busy sale office in Ala x is look,ng for 4.5 experienced lele- marketers to conduct sur- veys and set appointments No selling involved Ideal for students Earn up to $8 00 perihour. Call 427- 9938 OSHAWA appliance store now hiring 8 full-time. 6 pan -time people to deliver/ explain small electrical equipment. No experience necessary, up-to-$10/hr to start. Call 7219413 PART TOM INSTRUCTORS WANTED, To teach general interest courses to older adults. We are particularly looking for individuals to teach Scottish Country Dance. Line dance, and other types of dance,bndge, crafts. miniatures,wood crafts. dressmaking, interior design. caning, and various types of crooking As well, if you teach a stimulating course not mentioned above, we would be interested in hearing from you. Please send resume to Oshawa Senior Citizens Centres, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1 W8. Attention: Ellen Oliver. To work from ;1ome, completely simple surveys over the phone. $14 per. hr. on - line talk time. Please call 427 -Ise+ PERMANENT part -',me ece; •r Optometric ractice in Pickering Tues venmgs. Fridays Satur- lays Non-smoker. experi "•nce preferred Send re - ume to file 7239. PO Box 181 Oshawa, Ontario L I H L5 STUDENTS - AGES 13 - 17. why; want to -a,e ,p ) S50 a day We pickup and bring home Flexible ' ours Call Clayton. 434- 316 TAXI •!,weir,wanted, full a•" '.alt hme Call '405)831-2180 TORONAA6 Dick T Head p, et, •, l -r -amera Part. 'rte 2 3 days a week Tues•Wed -Thrus) Call Robin 19 5)905 436-6568 WANTED FULL TIME va,'1 & 7oi.. w•.r help. )r,.; drive standard, forklift u:-xd be sett motivated Own transportation a must Starting rate $750 686- 8529 WANTED: mature person I". ;.r,voe r. home assis- tance to a senior lady in Whutryierookl,n area Own transportation References required REPLY Wilkes. Box 327. Whitby. Ontario LIN SS4 M11 Office Help EXECUTIVE SECRE- TARY/SHORTHAND nee,:ed t,,, 3 par' •.r,✓ posy. twit Must be proficient In Microsok Word. Excel and Powerpont Please tax re. sum@ ,, The Mnacs Group Inc Attention Lynda Slee- man, File 0139 Fax (905) 831-5009 W you are single or a sin- gle parent or separated or divorced with three years work experience. you may quality for financial assis- tance of if you are over 45 and have recently been Laid Ott, you may qualify for training ass,stance. DIP' CERT Lotus, Wordperfect. D -Base Word. AccDac. Bedford. Autocad. Ventu'a. Pagemaker. Harvard. Cor- el. Computer Programming and Systems Analyst. Co- bol, Pascal and C Photo- shop Ouark Express and Illustrator, Durham BUS'. ness Computer College. 427-3010 Part Time CLERICAL HELP Req.d immed. MUST have excel- lent phone manner, keyboard Skills, WORD and EXCEL for Small consulting Company. Ajax. 9-2 daily or TBA. Fax ONLY atter 5 pm.(905) 427-9964 Henry Kortekaas Assoc. Inc. 82 Sherwood Rd.E. Ajax, Ont. L1T 2Z2 Sats H* / Agmts LOOKING for hardworking business entrepreneur type people Who want to make a serious income on a part or full time basis Serious Inquiries only 432-0369 MARKETING PERSON pharmaceuticals. nutrition, health care 1-800-478. 4514 24 hour recorded message Manulife Financial FINANCIAL PLANNER SALES OPPORTUNITY Ideal for people with a ,trong pots ultiat market and/or trines expt'rien(e. Broad range cif competitive investment and protection products. Comprehensive training program and top notch lox -al :narketing support (;uaranteed monthly Income plus monthly productivitN' b)nus.. For an information package or a contidentlal interview, send or tax Your resumt' it) Don Cunningham, B.A. CLL; Manulife Financial, tilt. �i); Cbh.t1..1 l.xL•iutnc Lrntra' Oshawa, Ontario L1J 21K:= Phone: 905-728-7391 Fax: 905- i 23-8:91 Sales Helpl Agent PANTYHOSE .., •• -,r-'•• u SS ICC 163-1432 ® Skilled Help AUTOMOTIVEPAINTER WANTED. O,rawa Marc. experienced. 905- 579-40(10 asx for Dan FORK LIFT MECHANIC Reou,-ec work Durnam Region and surrourang area Must have fun experience on all makes of Fork Litt Trucks Knowlege at electric equip- ment an asset Send re- sume with references to Lesley Burns 013-595- MacKenzie Ave, Ajax L,S 2G2 TECHNICAL SALES - Dntrbutcr seeks represen- tative. dura power pneu. matics) experience neces- sary, for Territory Pickering to Kingston Please send resume to Doreen Steven. D & D Industries. 510 Rowntree Dairy Rd Unit 5 Woodbridge Ont L4L 81,12 or tax to 905-851-9767 No phone calls please Daycare • Available DAYCARE 9 yrs ex* 'eas 'ales. refer available good structured routine. flex hours. any age welcome back up Day care provided 420-8526 :AYCAPF AJAILABLE . my hunt( ,n the Cements tl Harwood area. excellent references Safe loving en- vironment to, your child. any age ran Nil, 6e6-3704 High quality cuing child care rutrt._,s meals. ac- tivities. Crafts. references. receipts, full time, part time Westshore 831 0758,GIe- nanna 831"3769 South Ajax 427-'4;: MOTHER t t. ECE ^.o - roues g•ad pfovidng day- care in my home Lor ing tun. educational env, "Onment, nv - ronment, Harwood Hwy2 area. Gose to parks.rec cenue, library Reasonable rates, all ages welcome 905686-2354 Daycare ' EfnpbWa dt 11 , Wanted DAYCARE required In our Whitby home for 2 & 4 year old. live-ouLown transpor- tation, non-smoker, light duties, references. part-timedays. Call 433-7858. EXPERIENCED CARE GIVER needed for 3 child- ren, in your home. oldest child in kindergarten at Gandatsebagon Public School. 4 •5 days per week. 831-5012 NANNY/caregiver re- quired in our home. 2.3 daysiweek. (approx 30 hours) 3 children, referenc- es required Dixie/Hwy 2 area Call 839-0803 PARTTIME housekeeper' babysitter required tot 2 school -aged children. 3- 6pm 3 days/week Hwy 21 Alton area Call 509-9517 RESPONSIBLE expefi enced nanny required, live ,n or out To care for 7 month old in our home. 5 days week Non-smoking. housekeeping, references. Fallingbrook,Taunton area 666-4770 DESPERATE for fit secre- tanal In Durham 15 years vii word. 90. wpm Some accounting, honest. energetic, dependable. Elizabeth 905-438-0280. ELECTRICAL TECH.- 2 yrs dn/ersified exp. (Indus- trial, residential) with Aden Bradley PLC Exp. would like to apprentice under kc. electrician Andrew 438-0854 SMALL MMS., MECH.EXP. Marina,snowmo- bile,ATV, lawn, garden,P/T, F/T. Brian (416) 439-2507 iEEKING work woman with B A. legal assistant aI- plomateaching, research and executive assistant ex. perience computer literate, too wpm typing New to Durham 571.0582 AMAZING DEAL :.n •, '.ea toned •ard- wrrd at low prices FREE :e:.very Serving Pickering, 'flax J'/h,tby and Oshawa ',all DURHAM FIREWOOD 427 4741 FIREWOOD ,uality sea- ~ . ;wood "Al. -•petand delivered. starting :,' S' R5,bush cord L. wed antity Can 705-944 -901, 7pm 11 pm FIREWOOD Excellent a r, ardwood Guar - extra ,ong tone tufty •tasoned cut and spit )nest measurement Free ;.tlrvery K,Zy Heat Fire- rs )od 1905 -53-2246 FIREWOOD MOVING SALE S:,'3,e spilt and delivered 'While supplies last' Call Gerry 6-9pm all day Sat and Sun 619-1363 ROKA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE 4 xH x'2- SOC ' 4x8xt6' $65 , ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705.277-3381 Evenings 905434-6665 Free Delivery To Oshawa Area SEASONED HARD FIREWOOD. :..1 & Sc : Maple beech. ash oak Free delivery Aiax. P,cne, ng. Whitby 683-: ,o9 Flea 9n, Market BUNK BED. wnrte a` ;-r"" with rtnat- vesses and ,adder Ask.ng 5150 Call 427-5465 af,,e, 7pm UPRIGHT FREEZER, S2o' cc 'ua•a d s^rias^a $50 heavy duty washer dryer S75 each Ad m work- ing condition 831-6709 Articles for Sale 1 Pair of KYB Gas struts. fetal 5160. will sell for S80 ats 1981 83 Datsun 200SX Call Abe at 683-5117 or 427-1637 eve BEAUTIFUL maple d- ningroom suite Includes buffet and hutch, table. (seats 6-8). and 4 chairs $700 Call 433-7056 after 6 Pm BEDROOM SUITE. De - Boer's. 6 piece modem creme, excellent condition, 5525 Call905-839.9840 BK Pression 40 MHZ Dual TraceOscilloscope. new 51350. asking $850. Coldspot refrigerator $100 or oli 721-0088. CAR phone, best offer. must go. Nokia LX12. paid 5200, will take best otter Call 579-7161 CARPET IA -1 Prices, buy direct wholesale. Free in- siahahon for tree estimate call Sal 1905)432.2750 or pageri416)980-9697 Carpet Broker, 100 Nylon thick, plush, stain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only S369 00 Price in- cludes 30 Sq yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your home Free quola- tion in your home. No in - tel no payment for one full year, Daniel, 1.800. 2170104 CARPET MILL DIRECT stain resistant carpet b, 3 rooms. only 5349, pncer- cluding. 30 square yards. carpet, pad.labcur. Free estimate Arnold 1-800- 40' 5557 1 yr no payment no interest For ' full year CARPETS ots of carpet. -, :,- new stain re - ease carpets or hand I will carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price includes carpet premium pad, expert installation. fast delivery 'vee estimates 130 yards) Norman 68623'4 CLEARANCE SALE' Freeze--, S' : ;-S175 '.tndges $150-$275 almond kedge & stove $750. 24' white stove $'50 30' a -- ,,,a stove S17.. -cro- waves S125•SI50built in dishwasher $15C ViN washer & "'ye, 5400 Ili, e.•s $125 5215. apt • tae, rg washers & dyers S45 S.350,un 5C. wall it S4Cr c.eached Ga■ emenan" ment unit 5325 9 pc 1946 1n,ngroom suite S175C. '94,;s pedestal table. 4 -jars 5450. Duncan Phyte Ibie 4 chars $600 bfac- rcquer table. :pars :35C wood ^,-r 'able. 4 emirs. S: -< section uta $55C iter courn 5450 sofa beds. sw,ve' xxe•5375 coffee arC enc 'aces S25 S375 'roe standing wardrobe 5130. !loo, lamps S35 S65 table ramps $35 -S' -C portab,o car 560. Karg waterbed. 6 d'awers 5350 brass doll : e bed S'75. stereo cap - _t S75 men's 314 ergfh back Feather Jac -e, S15C single antl doub'e ^ead- boardsla-z boys, wing charsarm chairs. sofa bed paintings, prints and ore 579-0526 DINING ROOM s_,* e sol :.,deas ^,-.G^ buffet rade with 4 cnars extra ieati asking 51795 697 3323 DWING SET ) pce Co, _*_i q'een ar,� natural wood exce :ent condition. solid oak dining sed, panty •efntshea, test otter Ka, en. (905.' 619-2368 DRUM LESSONS Private lessons ...liable, rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 ELMIRA AIRTIGHT wood stove. glass doors. $225 Telephone 839-3209 ENGAGEMENT RING traditional style, value $925. appraisal papers in- cluded. Asking $800 a b o Call weekdays 6-9 30pm weekends after 12 905- 837-2542 ENOUGH skate sharpen- ing repair equipment to start own business, in own home Some inventory. Will assist training/setting up equipment $89000 to o 905-576-4094 after 5 EVENFLOW Infant car seat S40.. Cosco rocker: jumper 535. sharp 2 x 300 electronic typewriter with extras ribbons and correc tot tapes 5150, change table S18. upright dresser $165, men's 10 speed bike $15. antique articles in- clude 2 antique dressers S350i5285 2 blanket boxes $30015/95. chnds press - back rocker $95. mahogany codes sable 595.2 mahog- any lamp tables $145 each. 11 it pine antique store counter. needs work Note some antique amcies re" quires T L C (905) 831- 0318 Pickering. Please call before 9 p m hall ue'en Li'eekerul.Sale .1'r,u'r,lr �u(r • cif/Plitt Uf,tttt,t; ti(•t.. • 1.1 , 11t(�� r/,hrun ,f - rinr t.�rhhtrt. lit/ce 71 (.•r,r)1l' 0I/ !r! �r,r %nnt(' %cl[r-1' (i(.aA" \(t! 10 ((r) Ulrt - 1 /int i - Nil 11 / ! (girt- -I /Nrl Antique Discurer7es -�5'r FOR SALE. -as•e•-codstove sotace,ng gar. lraftng table. turn table. stento speakers & S. 586-13876 FOR SALE Boson n,b .... �. x,528. 14 gauge stee. Bosch shear mode, 815,.X '6 gauge steel Both for 5250 cad 305.831-4800 GENTLY worn -Omer s :oft • :Oats & a -essr.. nessize 16.26 vovety Large Laa,es ccns,gnmert shop 'Buy 3 Seln 42-- 6406 Gna HIGH -aoie oil's? Poor p,c•_•e GO Of- RECT' DSS 18• Digital Satellite Systems 150 channels. CD quality ),c lure and sound Rent to own by phone from only S40 month Call 571.1413 HIGH QUALITY ^orae gym praci cavy -yew riling 51300 080 Cal '28- 8176 HITACHI 8mm Camcor. 1e• Ce .xe model Free carrying case Rent to ~.. by phone for only S8 75. wee. Cad 571.1413 LIVfNG ROOM SET. 3 pcs I-ai,ar S": _ Ma:cn- ng 9 piece dining room set rcluding china cabinet. 6 _parrs ano beautiful airing :able Absciute brand new must see S245C Call 619- :359 KENWOOD TOWER OF POWER 20Cwar. ,emote stereo package Dual cas- sette. 5 disc CO player. tower Speakers Rent to awn by phone for only $7 5Gweek Call 571-1413 OAK/PINE FURNITURE - Why pay retar prices One W Ontario's oldest and :at - gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the pudic Eg oak pedestal table and 4 chairs 5849. 7 It double pedestal dna 6 chairs $1499. cannnonball beds fom $399, Over 20 stain choices. all solid, no veneers Traditional Wood- working 905-985.8774 PIANO, Moeller, apart. ment size 15 years o!d. walnut finish. $1595 9 by 12 Carpet. coral shades $60 Call 686-1390 PIANO, YAMAHA, apt s zed 6 years old. excellent condition, asking 52200 o to o 576-5501 PIANOS/GRANDFA- THER Clocks - Durham's largest selection -New and used planes Not sure? Rent to own apt size. upright. grand. digital key- boards TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW' Telep Piano Works, 433-1491 QUEEN size bed- excel lent condition, new mat- tress cover, 2 sets sheets, prilovi 5550 Call 5 71- 6637 atter 5 pm. REMOTE . . '. •- ,r •.cretin 'ysDiaY Fieri cwr by oncne S2 50,wee. tai S7'_1413 RIFLE "SG Gb Remingtor ;.,-e -asle, pump act•on w,en oushnen scoop and ext'as including patted case 5400 1,- A:so pump action '2 gage shotgun $125 Car 9-42 7 2 468 after ' 00 pit05 SHEOMAN luaUry Darn s•r - 11110 On site 8x1+ SPF, -,AL 5539 GST ,nuuded Other vies dna display available Call 905- 509-496' SHUFFLEBOARD. 9 h ooc wee: - Water softener. Aquahne. au. ahc tomcomplete system. 5800 GE Range avacadc. $150 (905 655-47-4 THREE PIECE SEC- TIONAL ,eta -ra• zoos excellent con- dition, deep turquoise in colour ask •'g S80C 432- 2304 VIKING washer and "eff. .e 'ew almond. 5400. pair 22 mHz oscilloscope. new S130C-otfersl 4 6 folding tables. S20 each Phone 721 0088 after 5 WASHERS. :'vers, fridge 51:,.2 yew and recondr Dona, S225 ana up for re conditioned washer $115 and up for reconditionea dryers 5175 and up for re- condrboneo fridges and stoves Aisc con opeffated washer aca dryers Ste phenson'S Furniture ana Appliances 227 Court St Oshawa 576.7448 WINDOW CREATIONS - Custom window toppers. cornice boards. duvet cov- ers, Cushions stenciling, and accessories at reason- able Dnces Marge Kenne- dy 905)428-9278 t Articles Wanted ANTIOUES Absolutely. Purchasing furniture or an- ything old. Scientific instru- ments, china. silver. adver- bsing, toys. decoys. dolls. milk bottles, collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049. Brookkn CASH for SNES. Sega. 3DO, Saturn play station. CD -Rom video games and systems. Trades and con- signments welcome The Video Game Store. Osha- wa Centre 725-0202 GEVIATRIC chair needed Must be on wheels with table and be in good condi- tion 434-5780 WANTED to buy - older furniture. glass. china. cd- lectibkes, memorabilia, watches etc Single pieces or estates Call 1905) 723. 7834 M PA(:F 2(1 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. OCT(/IRFR 27. 1995 Pets/Supplies/ lee/ Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles Vans/4 Auto Pairs Articles • PPI For Sale I For Sale M11 For Sale For Sale 1 Wanted NMI Wheel Drive &Repairs Wanted � Boarding EM WE PAT CASH POODLE PUPPIES. ab 1984 BUICK LESA- 1988 HONDA Civic, 1989 Topaz, automatic. air 1993 Surl LE only CARS FOR CASH' We buy 1987 Plymouth Voyager 3 LICENSED CLASS A Me- solutely beautiful . 2 dark BRE gond conddion as a hatchback, au, 5 spd . new conditioning. 4 door. 24,000 km . 4 door, auto, your vehicle Call 4272415 hire. dark red, 124,000 chanic / transmission spe- 1FOR apricots M'F 2 light app- 51.J00 OBO 19051 427- dutch, timing belt, alterna 158.000 kms excellent pwr locks & trunk, am/tm or come to 479 Bayly St kms . 7 passenger, cruise. cialist Willing to work at my Little tikes' toys condition- 53?50 certified. cass . red, arc excellent East. Ajax at Ml1RAD AUTO $4650 certified, firm Call home. Great rates, work Brand name children's cots MIF vet checked. 0630 for belt, sunroof sport rims condition. $10.800 721-9663 fully guaranteed, excellent t s 123000 km Asko Call 579-9582 9051294-3616 SALES V workmanship Call Tony clothing. Modern conddiorm home raised, deposit w �,, 1964 Cutlass Supreme. re_ g 54995 certified obo No and exterior. new M,che ( lent rates Iri Mall Great traffic m Scarp For 1990 Dodge Ram an. 31 Efie H D St 905-571-0967 baby equipment hold 623-2966 low mileage. ver clean rust Excellent condi 1990 Chevy Cavalier Z 1994 Intrepid ES Black,S20-$5,000 0 . certified or best off - $4.9 c - Please call TEAM OBEDIENCE next classes Puppy Novice 52695 o b o Call 404- (905)576-8755 honbrakes err power steering, power steering. 5 -Speed. sun roof, loaded. mint hone, or cera -el tared. alarm, phone, original • PAID Call err Call 519-9619 r OtOfCyCI@S 613 -966-543' 613-9Busine6-543hours start Nov 20 8 25. Evening 2625 1988 HONDA PRE- AM FM luggage rack. 31 S15-800 Call 420- 1992 GMC SAFARI SLT YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY! • Lost & ' and Saturday classes 1985 DODGE :• nn� very LUDE S !+' kerc a� '- V6 excellent condition owner • scrap cars van. 7 passenger, touring et Call 579-9626 or 4;4 ev gold. available. w�tn %mail class- 4 _y, a.,r„ 4 door 0251',` peter :21 -2498 $5950 O B O 905-430 1993 FORD FESTIVA. 3 cors. a -Door. 84.000k -s. a cy I -do . edition, loaded. running 92 Honda CR 250. Not Arts & es guaranteed 430-0025 Clea^ . hatchback. $1.350 certified TAKE A DRIVE TO 0722 d� hatchback. 45.000 km, • boards, new tires, and kit 514.900 ridden in 95 Excellent con- • ' Crafts URGENTLY NEEDED. 579-..0804 DARRYL'S. WHERE 1990 FORD T -BIRD, fully auto , turquoise colour. 54900 Peter 723 1155, one -ton suspension. good brakes. 93.000 . 725-6926 dation $2900 00 Call 666- Cres area 683-0056 aa;'.- '• I'.=• nom•- " oa� under automatic. loaded YOU GET MORE CAR loaded 75.000 km , im. 43a '564 ( • • 194.001 $3.495 TAKE 5175 ^Ianenl Home tot 10 yr old 1985 Plymouth Turismo. FOR YOUR MONEY' maculate condition. CD 6- 85.0001 air. like new 986-0757 TAKE A DRIVE TO 5713229 CRAFT SHOW & SALE. neutered male Maltese as . coop or best offer Call 'i ' -:n27. pack metallic beige. asking 87 Cavalier Z24, auto air,BE 1988 MAZDA 82200 DARRYUS. WHERE14 Fa+: R� Aa, . i. • 'r � T rner Needs TLC a non- 4334091 or (4t6� h"• $9800 firm certified 686- 160000 kr, 53.900 OBO k Cu.: u•. : spe•M YOU GET MOREVAMarine 2 Bedroom country adul 5pR19am. 28tH. y arra- worker• call 831-0645 or 265-2872 4 dont, air 1t5.000k's 1138 Cali 579-457^ BLSHA STREET FOR YOUR MONEY! - DEVILLE : ack a e Spm 29th 10am-4pm 420 -'sr' all cemhed Call 728-0817 54.995 1989 Cavalier ti excellent condition, EAST. OSHAWA (NEAR EA Parking laundry. Nov 95 $550/mo plus hydre VANS. VANS. VANS! ea^ e• ^ e"or S75C as is senger $5000 or best offer. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 1985 Pontiac Sunbirtl Wagon, red. Il 9 1990 Subaru Legacy. 5 BLACK BEAUTY! 1984 ..f r papers. Na. 15 ?9: Ford A4ro•;tar 'Jan, certified Call 19051986- VENDORS wanted for the PUREBRED Doberman W auto. 54.395 1988 Pontiac speed. excellent interne( tiunhc ; Cor�rt�Me. 5 '-gest green. V6. STORAGE shrink wrap evar, 1.I. .:•a^ show Excer- "'pp `� a..K S tan, 3 a�' air9 radio. 51300 as is or best Sunb'ro, maroon. 2 -door, and exterior. new M,che speed. p w. pil, new tires. no rust. 192.000km. 52900 lent rates Iri Mall Great traffic m Scarp For males 3 fe-,ales tads. otter Call %28-3181 118.0ook's. nice $4.795 tins. p root,p,w, p% pb. 150.000 km certified Call 905-428-9856 $3.495 1989 Ford Mustang dewclaws done. vet bud. burgundy 8 sdvcr. 4- 1988 Olds Gena. grey. %6- . also 946 into phone 1416'i 284- checked tan, ted regi%- 1986 Dodge 60C as s. ver, 4 door. V6. 57900 436 9244 TAKE A DRIVE TO 0972 teres 6 week, � d paper Oshawa No pets Please 120 OOOK'S 55.695 1988 1990 TAURUS Auto DARRYUS. WHERE V8 blue, mint $6.500 '�amed'?05786-'848 ex;e��e't condition. low Olds Calaa oiC. S�duci. g trans i,c p-we•steenn y g YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY! • Lost & ' Automobiles mileage. 53000 or best Ott 97 ODOk's an. 54.550 brake-- windows. locks and 1993 Cavahei RS .L(;o� • Found KEEP ,,ur dog waste out et Call 579-9626 or 4;4 ev gold. mir,. Cruise control, AM' teal. loaded. V6. 95.000k's. loaded. black. V6. •• garbage Use a :10GGIE DOOLEY WASTE 7841 cors. a -Door. 84.000k -s. a cy I -do . FM cassette stereo S9.500 1992 Chev Caval, over left eye Purple plastic DISPOSAL SYSTEM' Clam 1986 Sunbad LE. red w. 54395 1987 Olds F,renza r13.000km Certified er Z 24. red. 2 -door, bad - FOUND young male cat. Spm 7 days '9051723 1986 J'ds Fuenza, red. 2 GT buck : door sporty. Excellent c,edition $5800 ed. auto. 125.000k's. 17.0004'% air, 5 -Seater, and mmenzmg for all 5.1.500 1991 Chev Astro makes of boats & motors : in. blue 8 Sliver, 4 3 V6. Call Sawyer Marine Serv- 4 OOOk's air. 5 -seater ices for the best price in the 1,5o0 1990 GMC Safari Region (905)655-8347 .an red & grey . fully '.oad- g •-f. 4 Captain & bench. ':..Door% 512.Soo 1990 ' ' Apartments I 111 Size Rally STX van. For Rent :Tey & saver. 305 V8, art. •'1. cruise. 174,000k'S. 53,495 1990 Chrysler Mini 1 AND 2 ue-iroom. ioUdI ion, white w/red interior, 4 - C d Rd nc orae_••- .incl hire Writes - 5413 With Ad Save 15'. o --• i i*chbaCk. auto. ami V6. 53peed. 132.000k's Oshiawa 723.3770 $9.500 1991 Pontiac Sum yrs experience in Residen- it turbo. t38.000k's 7- ed a. r.l or ova a Masson St Oklahoma area It you -s li, Oct 31 95 1'^ cassette. ISC 000 kms $3.495 1989 Ford Mustang vices Inc Commercial, bud. burgundy 8 sdvcr. 4- TfUCkS `.eater. 1987 also 946 Call 905-839-8358 experience Have your 51450 as �s obo Pio e LX 2 -door. 5 -speed. 5 0. 1991 Cavalier Z2a, V6. In door. auto. a" 28.000k's. $8.495 1990 Obs Cutlass insured. Free estimates. Caravan Dodge Caravan LE. red. Oshawa No pets Please Excellent service. Call 436- 7795. tion estimates. Call Brenda 839-8349. ,90N433�8050 or V8 blue, mint $6.500 a��.�-nahc. 2 dr loaded Supreme SL. due & %;Iver, for Sale $1.650 spent on new en- call 579-2387 or 576-6724 FOUND black cat fullyM11 Automobiles 9051404-1655 1987 Ford Taurus wagon. excellent condition asking 1 430- $ 0.000 4 door V6, loaded. 9 ne. loaded 7 -seater. 55.995 1987 Nissan Multi 1 BEDROOM apartments grown. small white spot for $ale loaded. black. V6. certified 59.601 510.500. 1990 1984 UUUGE 112 ton, van, while. loaded. recon furnished or unfurroshed over left eye Purple plastic 1986 Sunbad LE. red w. t30.000ks. 54.995 1983 6004 Chev lt,•1i�au Euro. black, slam 5. standard, white. dihoned, $4.895 1987 Nis Available immediately collar Forest Roll< -;s 1965 Vu- ­v � ..i_ <w e ••error. no rust a ''� } �•- Chevy Shon box, blue V8. 1991. 1990 2) Sprints. d�dow. auto. loaded. $6495 1990 one -ton suspension. good San Multi Van blue. loaded. Starting S500/mo 30, Cres area 683-0056 a..^•••a� c very good con- under automatic. loaded very dean, 53.995 All I ��., .m automatics. 1987 1380001 Chev Corsica. silver. V6. condition, $1200 obo 905- 194.001 $3.495 TAKE Simi SIS Call Stepper ,nnor 56000 Call 1905 Brand new tires Very CARS CERTIFIED DAR- Toyota Corolla LE. au 85.0001 air. like new 986-0757 A DRIVE TO THE BUST- 5713229 • ' pots/Supplies•' '3" clean $3200 cemhed 728- RYL'S AUTO CENTRE fanatic, mint condition. 0.'C $6.995 1990 Chev Corsi- 1988 MAZDA 82200 EST LITTLE CAR LOT IN DURHAM. DAR- Boardln 9 8°15 170 BLOOR STREET ' 388 Buick Regal. ca. a wired interior air. grey k Cu.: u•. : spe•M RYL'S AUTO CENTRE 2 Bedroom country adul 1980 CADILLAC 1987 Dodge Caravan. EAST. OSHAWA (NEAR ' 18 00okm, automatic. NC. 104 Cook s 4 cyl . S5.995 plc ,,p. ani cassette. Ii50K r_er BLSHA STREET apt 25 min. east Oshawa 15 DEVILLE : ack a e ^ew'y •eoudt motor. 7 pas RITSON) 436-3522 all cemhed Call 728-0817 1989 lebaron convertible. white wired leather, auto. ti excellent condition, EAST. OSHAWA (NEAR EA Parking laundry. Nov 95 $550/mo plus hydre PUREBRED n „v, .ac • •- 14o ea^ e• ^ e"or S75C as is senger $5000 or best offer. OPEN THIS SUNDAY loaded. 68.000k's 56.995 $4,100 optional cap 404- RITSON) 436-3522. Frtstlasl No pets (905 ..f r papers. Na. 15 905!x27-9544 certified Call 19051986- IW E BUY CARS) 1992 NISSAN Nx2000 1989 Cnev Caprice. bur 0975 OPEN THIS SUNDAY 839-5754 5350 Avaiiao,e 146 Back T Hit, •>, goaded. gundy;5'Iver, 4 door, air. bit. Phone ;905'665.192' 1982 MAZDA RX -7 e•- -n 1989 PONTIAC Tempest bra 5 speed. only 60.000 cruise. 121 .000k's 57 495 Trucks :13 bedroom apartments. ROTTWEILER PUPS. i ., '• "" -o 1987 Faro Taurus. needs LE �,; ; w nirldows, km la driven, warranty s. �' ly 1989 Pontiac Gran M. Wanted ' Trailers 10 buildin close h ry g' •a•- •�• Sw O. ready to Ort or. ci±rtt ed 5'795 cbo >.ork 5'500 or best locks a -odor, white. balance. clean. asking wnite. 4 -door, auto. schools. library. South GA Mae 905-6x3-5134 B 986 Ex a S'795 683- offer Ca°'90`''427-0631 156 )OOkm. asking$4000 1 S 0.900 certified 905-571 104. cook's au, $5495 CARS CERTIFIED plain Available immediate go 4 T iz' o• 680 54-4 after 6 o D o Call 905-623-4240 7403 ALL AND RECONDITIONED 19 ` t : " ' ry and Nov x28-6328 1 alter p 1988 5 LITRE MUS- BEFORE WE SELL THEM BEFORE WANTED 1987 and nate not water tank t pc o 7j7r^ for appointment DOBERMAN eCed 9 1983 --,1 F rel ps TANG 5 AJC ew 1989 SAAB TURBO 1992 !a -,itis L. mint con AUTO CEN- newer small 4X4 extends bath, sleeps 6. ovrlli 3 BEDROOM BASE 'nage ta,is pt w P% steer rg 350 1i'•` •'� front brakes new 9000 CO. a -p' Axa ' •:`• da-,, i p b. air. am/fm TRE 170 BLOOR :ab with large V5 engine $4.500 obo Phone h• HENT Apt Bny Gose t and sew -claws done f rst VH S speed T roofs needs battery excellent condition h new professional paint. p cassette. cruise. tat steer STREET EAST. OSHA- 485-3183 after 6 p m !905'728-1791, ask fir Ver^ SWId'ey pets, Non smoker snots w.^ a wrtheut ears wrrk 515x roc Call Brad 56 50C or best offer 839- mmt.$Il. Doo or best otter ing. 100,000 km 58900 or WA (NEAR RITSON) S70C . 172 utilities Phos $7 done Cal 9054,i_1tu6 she• 5 p r•' ' 905-43G 18'1 905-43C 5717 or 905-987- best offer (9051723-8293 436-3522. OPEN THIS 837661 502E SUNDAY I ILI I �L�& I: I to] D 1 R E C T O R Y al.Fax 7O? 683-7363 News Advertiser 409 • • Painting & go Moving & • House am Gardening d re Drivinc F 1 1 Improvements � 1 1 Improvements • 1 ' Improvements • 1 Handyman • � Decorating Storage • Cleaning Landscaping School! 'MISTER CHEAP- •xne ii--,•, •,mens ' ,..-,,s..n taw apartments~ additions. fences. decks etc Li- censed for over 20 years. all work guaranteed for Free estimate Call Ernie 905-404-817C I%II'RO\ I'M F\ I" bsmts. apt additions bathrooms 5 kitchens. ceramic tiles ^a,dw ,od floors & staircase, painting 8 wallpapering PETER 683-3072 pgr.4416)373-3638 BUD6ET NOltil)E DOSOVEMEM'S Basement Apts . Rec-rooms, plumbing. Additions, electrical. drywall 15 yrs. Experience. Free estimates. call Mara (905)619-4663. eel. (416) 560.4663 DUCTWORK installed. moved, relocated Excellent rates Free estimates Elec- trostatic air cleaners. hu. m'difiers Big. Small jobs Call Paul 428-0295 C & R Maintenance Bulld- rs and renovations DUBT•S CERAJIUC 51.E ',yes man)- n . tioors- Over 15 yrs experience Excellent references 8 quahr, work guaranteed For free estimates call Dubv (905)686-3974 EUROPEAN 1 e bpeaa'- s w l Ten water your nam - room. or kdcr.er walls. as weti as floor Lies Good ret- e•ences and satisfaction guaranteed For tree i mates can D Dykstra 725- 4913 GCB CONSTRUCTNM Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 686-1913 MOMEIMPROVEMENT SPECLAUSTS Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, crown mou10 trig. trim work, bhng. decks, fences. quality workman- ship, reasonable rates Ref Avail Free Estimates MOODY CONSTRUCTION CALL NEIL (905)937-2195 Ing repai electrical, plumbing. ce- J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV, ramie tiles, carpentry From INC. Specializing in custom small repairs to major ren- homes, additions. renova ovations Fully guaranteed. bons, rec rooms and base - free estimates t905)668 rt1e^t apartments Res -'den - 3300 bel and commercial Serving Durham Regio( for over 15 yrs Free consulta-titin Call Jeff 905-42'8-5706. AS CONTRACTING SPECIALIZING '-- 61:,16 • 6E6 :329. .o,, Tree -x'6.55'. 944E Tax 9C5.6E5-0430 HANDYMAN With per up 'ruck 6!11 do odd )obs, clean up garage. yard small moving lobs, grass cut- ting, fence repairs Call Vic 428-8907 • Chimney • I • Sweeps BOB'S HOME Lowell Pi PAINTING & 7bY:: DECORATING Prof. r 25 yrs. exp. J•interior & EeerWr %ree Estimates Walicaverogs 19 exterior Aiuminum siting Discounts to 25% < • 839.3508 SUPREME WALLPAPER - Experienced Cross Movers Bargalt'. rates homes offices, apt. etc. Piano moving Packing available HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS Move big or small, we price them alp Free estimates. seniors discount. shon notice moves. Pianos moved. also CHIMNEY, sweeps and ING and Paint - free esti appliances Comparable repairs. liners installed gas mates, residential. no job too rates Call 432-2850 small excellent rates Call YOU DESERVE IT ! Do you work all week and spend your weekends cleaning ? For as low as S4 day, husband and wife team will do an outstanding top to bottom cleaning at excellent rates TREAT YOURSELF Call Ingrid at. 905-420-7042 s and oil Free estimates. MAJOOR'S Painting & reasonable rates 427-9794 John 725-5764 MEN with large truck will tin household moves. rest- i mg: rill.^,n^ arreuoni Decorating Ajax 663-5879 raters.lum give us a call,,we Int & Ext painting. paper & types of moves. Call Cad or vinyl hinging. spraying 34 ' Electrical yrs experience in Residen- By week or every 2nd ha Commercial & Indusfn- MICHALSKI MOVING - a� Fully insured Referent- ENTECH ELECTRIC Ser. esavailable vices Inc Commercial, SIGON Construction Ltd , industnal and residential. serving Durham Region for Master electrician 15 years 19 yrs Additions, sundecks, experience Have your patio doors, windows, rec- electrical needs met pro TREE REMOVAL ::ev ,lump remcvai. 10°, off. call Dave 905-831-7055. Also seasoned firewood avaialble. face cords S65 00 Free delivery • Party • Services Cbw•. eteoawgaxa wit, CiilulA silo• INA, IbuAoxts, kf%14.1LoaBio%Faxii o% w avc, lbw Ray(. lim Ii U"•inMw M%"_•E Tin demo(. cvrnrrwraa'. -, nd raters.lum give us a call,,we Ma types of moves. Call Cad or will make your house shine. MAGICIAN, clown friends. Jane 427-2856. By week or every 2nd ready to entertain for any MICHALSKI MOVING - week. Supplies provided. age, any occasion. Birth - houses. apartments, offices, Call 432-7583 days. promotions, open - appliances and piano spe- PROFESSIONAL house- ings, fund raisers. Magic cialists. Senior and mid- cleaning. reliable, quality shows are fun! Lettuce month discounts. Licensed. work. Guaranteed satisfac. help. 839-7057 or 728-8334. insured. Free estimates. bon. References, no obliga- RABBITwants work doing Excellent service. Call 436- 7795. tion estimates. Call Brenda 839-8349. magic for children's parties II H rooms. flagstone. free esti- fessionally Call Ross (905) a a occassions. ave m own u•,nn rail Fr_ mates905-576.5760 427-4373 Ma Flooring, PRO Storage �� andyman • Plumbing •1 CUBE VAN 12 FT. Will CARPET Installations 25 HANDY HELPER - intern- ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUM- move almost anything' Very competitive prices Call years experience, restretch- Ing. our speuality. Free esti- oriextenor painting. repairs. BIING licensed plumber, no Pager •1-416-553-5144 mates 0 & N Duncan. 987- cleanupsyard work, and job too small, no job too lig. AJAX Moving Systems - full 1799 or 987-1800 snowplowing Discount for free estimates. great prices services. moves, appliance senors Call Bert 428-6800 .725-2507 I me 668.4932 • Prww • • umrsrtdmis PIANO lessons available for beginners in my home or yours. Reasonable rates. Please call Leanne at 683 - and piano specialists. Flat• House 2818. AAA-UCENSEO PLUMBER rate or hourly We now • Cleaning available All your plumbing have heated storage units • ' Gan9 3 PRIVATE tutoring re - 4 needs Complete renovations Now offering free boxes • Vlldsc•pNl9 quoted In PARADOX 5 0. and tile Guaranteed lowest with move Park and load ARE YOU tired of trying to Must be expert in report YOUR4 prices' No job too small" special, starting at $99 and keep up' Or is housework MISTER POST HOLE, au- preparation, labels, will DS 1 (905) 4322913 up Call for information, gelling to hard? Days or gured post holes, setting of cards, formulas Please call 725-0005 oT 427-0005 nights I can help' 905.430- posts in concrete (905) 721-9626 re rates/avaa- • i 3886 665-0400 ability SCHOOL -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course 5259 Free pick -up and drop Ott (416) 287-3060 Don't Forget Oshawa/WWtb1 This Week Classified Dept is open for you convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 Apartments For Rent .. microwaves, toys, books, stereo, records, AFFORDABLE HOMES! cassettes, drapes, sports equipment & WHY RENT? BUY! THF.NF W S,ADV F.RTISFLR FRIDAY. (IK; R)8FR Z7, k"S.PAGF 21 to Ap� Ren ' , Apartments For Rent Let me show you how j Garage Sales C& Yard Sales I"�" Sat Oct. 28, 9am-2 pm. (Rain date Oct.29) ' Houses For Rent..... WH1TSY - BLUE WATER PARiK 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. WOULD YOU PREFER TO OWN? WITH ONLY $1000 DOWN Why not own a brand new fully Detached Home. LET ME SHOW YOU HOW, CALL (905)623-6549 3 BEDROOM :wing room. a .,nnl fenced back - If $900 monthly plus .• ;bes FlrstAast required. ,u Steve 576 6999 :.,.1;t Nov 1 150 & 500 2 Basement "Plor apts in quiet ome South Liverpool, ful- equipped. separate en- -ance Call 839-0137 AJAX bunny , clean quiet. c. -e• W/O. private yard/ ntrance good neighbour- ood. . air, utilities incl ,2 un Hosp /town. mature ny non smoker 5675 686-183: AJAX Westney Heights WHY RENT? de•: 2 bdrm . t bdrm basement apartment, central air, garage. landscaped. NO DOWNPAYMENT Carries $7451!mo 905-686-6639 AJAX by the lake "P• �- 1 apartment Available no smokmq. no c✓t5 nclusive 427- -1. • e.i.e )es,age AJAX -!fill. 1 bedroom. ,,e% onght. clean. Seca�a'a entrance No Pers F rst,last $575 Pius ✓dues Call 683-8768 AJAX -. -n Very clean 2 nt apt, single, A -q person OukeVnon ,x- Sep ent, utilities/ pets $675/ y Nov 15th 686-4997 AJAX 00TH 2 bedroom apt Sep en- "ance. laundry, full bath, ,e4 broadloom, mature ,N, smoker no pets, $7001 ,elusive 683-6564 OAX (arge. 2 bedroom pt park rg laundry. S750 lclusme. available imme- eately. 5 76-41 78 leave Message. BRIGHT one bedroom •r.+nt apartment in rasedbungalow Non- moker First and last 1011ths rent and reterenc- s All inclusive Available '.1e end of November. 579- 385 DELUXE 3 BEDROOM Ale,; kept apartment ddmg. in Pon Perry 15 - n north of Oshawa - ,,ge living room and • ahen, balcony with slid- ­J doors, over 1,000 sq n. ng space Ideaf for re - or those who enjoy ;wet living. $840 plus hy- aro Available immediately. Call 985-7349 or 728-2255 FATHER and 2 sons need to find special person to rent basement badnebrett0 pad. 5390/month available Nov 1,. 576-2972. FURNISHED one bed- room APT. in my home, suitable for single non smoker, utilities incioed, laundry and parking avail- able. Close to bus stop. S450/mo. 434-9091 OSHAWA north -east - area Immaculate 3 bedroom, top floor of bungalow, quiet, available Dec. Ist. Iswast, $775 plus 1/2 utilities. No Pets 432-2442 Harry GRANDVIEWIBLOOR Large 1 bedroom apartment, very bright open concept, freshy painted, shared laundry, park- ing Available Nov.lst. $525+ 40%utilities. Call Steve/ Mindy 438-1234. LARGE clean 2 bedroom basement apt., in Whitby own entrance, 5675 Ind sive Available immediately. No pets 665-1883 TWO bedroom - Oshawa. $660 per month, laundry, parking heal, water induct. ed Flexible occupancy. 655-4076leave message. - LARGE. bngnt 3 bedroom basement apartment. shared entrance and laun- dry. parking Non-smokers preferred $700 inclusive (cable in 2 rooms) 905- 571-6391 N.WHITBY, large 3-1bed- roor-i apartment. main floor triplex. 2 entrances. yard. laundry, appliances. quiet budding, $860 inclusive Available Jan 1st 668- 1935/668-5569 NEW 1 bedroom, bsmt.. apt with WIC. all inclusive. non-smoker no pets. first / last. $600 Month. Whitby Mall Area. call 4322750 NEW pudding. 2 bedroom .,parl-ent. carpet, blinds. fudge.stove. washer/dryer. air conditioner, 1sviast. available Dec Ist S750. r,ydro Call 576-7260 NORTH Oshawa - im- ­ac.,'ate - --y small base- ment bachelorene Re- sponsible clean working fe- male preferred Non. smoker. share kitchen, with single working female owner $375 laundry and :.srlung 576-3741 OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom aparin-v, available at 888 and 900 Glen St Close to schools. shopping and G M uNikes included Ist, last required Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA B'ivd South. 1 bedrp,,n• o,ks.tment apart ment. broadioomed, laun dry, parking, S400•month mclusrve FirSLIASl Call (905)725.7526 'or collect (905)642-8261 CLEAN 'amity budding, Oshawa mirth. one. two & three bedroom Includes Heat. hydro. fridge, stove. parking Laundry facilities available 723-2094 OSHAWA. Close to OGH. small 1 bedroom, fudge & stol cable included, 5500 inclusive, first - last required available immediately 576-1863 OSHAWA, walk to GM south plant, furnished bachelor.sep ent , parking. dean, quiet, immediate possession. $425 monthly, inclusive 433-5550 PICKERING spotless 2. bedroom apartment. fire- place. eat -in kitchen, laun- dry, separate entrance, would suit professional working couple, non-smok. mg, $695 inclusive Avail- able December Ist 831- 7824 PICKERING Large exec. one bedroom 4 pce bath, walkout to garden, central air, 4 appliances, no pets. 5800 Inc. (905) 831-3504 PICKERING - Liverpool/ Hwy 2 Large 2 -bedroom basement apartment, laun- dry room, separate en- Irance, walk to everything. non-smoker, quiet. 1s oast. references. 5675 inclusive. Theresa 416.267-7482. PICKERMIG Town Centre area, 3 bedroom semi available. Call (416)444- 7391 PICKERIHIG, basement apartment, 1 bedroom, own entrance, broadloortted. fridge, stove, full bathroom. garden, parking, utilities in- cluded, $495/month. First/ last. Available immediataly- For appointment (905)509-- 0077 or (905)509-2577. PICKERING. brightc lean one bedroom basement apartment, seperate en- trance, cable, air, share laundry, suit quail single working non smoker, no pets. IsVlast. $600 Inc. Nov. Ist. 839-0951 PICKERING, clean 2 bed- room basement, private entrance, full bath, shared laundry, smoke detector, non-smoking, no pets. 1st/ last, available Nov 1 st $650 inclusive 905.619- 0842. PICKERING, large 3 'RENT TO OWN,' Pick- bedroom basement. private entrance, parking, shared laundry, walkout, near schools, GO train, $850 month inclusive Available Dec 1, first last call 837- 2714 PICKERING No pets/ smokers Large one bed- room basement apartment. Separate entrance Bright Fridge. stove. C/A, C/V. ca. ble S401/Rough Mount $700lncluswe Nov 1 509- 3170 QUIETtwo bedroom apartments in triplex. near King and Rdson Fridge. stove, parking included Large main floor with gas fireplace, $695 . $104 hy- dro Upper floor with solan- um $595 . $117 Main floor With wood fireplace and deck $750 . $75 430- 0168 SENIORS APARTMENT 2 BDRM. 819.00 ALL INCLUSIVE Nice seniors building Pickering call Les at Wm. Peak Co-op 905-837-2920 SOUTH Ajax room Casement apt L single non smoker $550imo Call 6864605 nr Pager 416- 3zn-n114 "I oacneior separate em trance. cable all inclusive AvadableNov 4. 1s, & last S600/month Suit one Call 427 4973 or 420-5080 TWO bedroom apr *al. m-; nslance to GM, new building. $685 plus hydro Available Oct 1 /imme- diately Calf 666-5674 or 404 1850 TWO BLOCKS 'roti Go. basement c, < bedroom, furnished. $110 week. bachelor. self-contained. furnished, appliances. ca- ble. $90/week Call 666- 3160 TWO & 4 bedroom apart- ment. Oshawa Creek park selling Large 2 bedroom. $675 to 5725. and 4 bdrm S950 Includes park;ng Available immediately & Nov 1 st 404 1614 VIEW of Frenchman's Bay I bedroom Dase-em apartment. fireplace. wet bar, inground pool. sepa- rate entrance $680month 905-831-2746 No pets PICKERING large 2 twc1,x'n, D^ghtbasement apartment with separate entrance, own laundry. parking. air, central vac. and storage Islitj Nov Ist 5850 /mo inclusive Non smoker 509-2313 WESTNEY Heights. spa- cious one bedroom base- ment apt., includes 2 -ap- pliances, utilities and cable 5575/month Separate en. trance. no pets Firstlast required Suited for single or couple Available Dec 1 683-9744 WHITBY -one bedroom apt . available Nov 1 $565 monthly. Heat included Phone 430-0959 or 723- 2857 WHITBY BROCK-S of 401, large 2 bedroom apt in tnplex, walk to GO, first last $700 call collect 905- 509.1520 or 416.466.1291 WHY rent when you can owIn your own home for less than you Ihink?!! Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666.3211. YORK St.. one bedroom basement, bright, dean in quiet home, storage. yard, parking. Dec., $575 inclu- sive. Realty -Pro Mgmt. 433. 0270. HoustEs For Rent 1 A ABSOLUTE AFFORDABLE IDEA! WHY RENT.? OWN Your HOME! ? Br vnn $(,7ilmo i Br hung.11 , $7951mo I III 11 ""Wil. 199ihuu No down Pa) ment7 I can Ilelp' MARK STAPLF,Y R,Aj A« id Rr.aiy I.rd 57A-1111 ,n kK4,­4743 ering bungalow, large 4 bedroom upper, near amenities, lust renovated throughout Available im- mediately $895 plus Duncan(416)260-9391 YARD SALE Sat. & Sun Oct 28 & 29, 9am - 1 p 116 Rands Rd., Ajax fridge, dryer, 1986 Audi 4(NX) Quatro, 1STCHOICE microwaves, toys, books, stereo, records, AFFORDABLE HOMES! cassettes, drapes, sports equipment & WHY RENT? BUY! much much more No down payment. NORTH AJAX Large fur No problem nished room S85 OOrwk Let me show you how j YARD SALE Mort Pay $700 0 A C Sat Oct. 28, 9am-2 pm. (Rain date Oct.29) Cal( Thomas C. Pike 1768 WALNUT LANE PICKERING Sales Filing cabinet, golf Cart, kitchen furniture. Rep, Remax Accord skates, church pew and much more. Realty Ltd. 576.3111 FEMALE wanted to share pets, suit working profes- Pickenng home, 5400 WE'RE MOVING !! SAVE UP TO SO%! month. Call evenings 427- 9214. DESKS, CHAIRS, FILES, AND MORE _ 1755 PLUMMER ST., e14. PICKERING # It Be (W OFF BPr •i,K Pp • ST S OF 4'-' e e SATOCT 28 10-4 balcony and swimrtvng 6000 SOFT. WAREHOUSE BLOWOUT - e - • MULTi-FAMILY SALE • BARGAINS!!! age. Very clean Great P' , area, close to Durham Col - few, all amenities and bus Saturday. Oclober 28 8am-? routes. $400. Inclusive- In- Gibson Court (Dreyer/Clemeris) AJAX.•r- and solanum Share kitch- tarhed ome. $1100 per GARAGE SALE month, plus utilities. avail- month In door swimming able Dec 1. applianc Last of Sea5Gt1 . nldrer s cicthing toys, esJenced yard. Lynn Pa books. Halloween costumes wzzo 1428-9766 67 Meekings Drive, Ajax AJAX. 2 bedrooms. main SIJr, �r,t 2Frr floor ',drte. stove. laundry. -entral air, cable. garden 'red. all inclusive. S950Houses Rooms sNast Telephone 6&10799 For Rent For Rent BUNGALOW .e�tral Alax. 3r.r;• .-,s 1/2 bath WHITB/ : A•J JAX NFURNISHEO basement unturniShed. ,.,. ^'a rr floor includes re,^ • re-' close to all amenities, no t heat. fridge. stove. Home. own entrance, claim :els, non smoker CALL laundry parking. yard. & kitchen Non smoke, AFTER SPM ? 1 3282 shed Available Dec ist Frstphis deposit call 68:, CLEAN 3 bedroom. 5875 pus hydro 655-4120 7260 raise•1 crlgalow semi. WHY RENT? Own for GAYLY/Liverpool-arge near Osnawa Center ! Civic es,' ; Dec -;r-. end rear o•,r -ant , ;r all W4, autotonum Fully fenced unit. Thome freshly paint ties S95 weekly or $3801 yard. asking 5875 plus ed. new broadloom, tndge month Call 420-9320 ublbes L•:' a•.1 No pets and stove Only 53.000 DECENT, room. re Call Ann686.5877 a down Carnes for 5600 Plus .lean taxes Immedaty posses 'r'gerar • .find bath, share COURTICE. 4 bedroom. 3 Sio Cap Ron Bars, Assoc intcnv n. amenities. 580 and AC . $120n balm. GA :;.Y 0 Broker 436-0990 Sutton p Parke; Port Perry & month. plus utilities. can Oshawa ..13-9759. 433 Group Status Realty 725-1394.days after 3 pm, 7810 or 9859761 nights cher 9 am Townhouses FURNISHED ROOM ;n S A actable Nov t all FOP PENT^••-iaJale neat and tdy. 3 bedroom. C full washroom. 5850 plus hydro. or 2 1 bedroom apt 5425 plus hydro. Option Rent to own Can Bob after 5.00 725-3194 HOUSE FOR RENT, Charm ng. furnished, 2 4 bedroom, semi -house ;n Whitby. Excellent ameni- ties. 5885 00 plus utilities Available Dec 1x95. refer. ences required. call 438.1253 OSHAWA Centre area - 4 bdrm . 2 storey semi. basement excluded, 15 baths, appls , parking, fenced yard, walkout deck Avail Dec 1, S875/mthty . 2/3 utd Call (905) 584- 1581 OSHAWA, 3 Bedroom sem. tented yard, deck. 4 appli- ances, near 401, schools, GM. $895 plus ubNtkes. Dec. 1. (416)656.2966. RENT? Buy a home $500 deposit, 5% down, low mortgage rates, Call Orville Lewin (416)256-9280. Re - max New Style. VIEW W FreneAwan's Bay. conservabon area. Detached bungalow, 3 bedroom, skylights, m - ground pod. deck. $9901 month. 905-831-2746. No Pets. LOCATION new home. 1 ms, 2 baths, 3 wghout. Convenient mtown, schools, tran lation, shopping. 1,51 ft. $1,200/mo. pit ties. IsVlast. Referen Immediate Occupancy Greg (905) 430'4666 I For Rent lax av nished rooms with mrlus,ve. 427.4973 , 420 kitchen facilities, '�J80 PORTER WOODS- J NORTH AJAX Large fur ed ',+v. -"...,r n 'am,ly nished room S85 OOrwk omple■, $950, me an in unNmisned room ;n Dasa !usive Close td schools Ment Bath & x�Y-^.1n slooi ,rid shopping 435-1088 wk non-smc„ 4 1-2709 3 Bedroom townhouse sage. enced yard. close to •,chools, shopping, tndge & .love 1300 Oxford S' .)shawa. 5790 plus utilities. .evadable Nov 1 432-242' fitter 4 AJAX.,,,i bedroom back ., Ravine. 4 ap priances $1000 monlrry plus utilities. available Dec 1,(416)369-7862 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 eeor,„Im T,twrr uses n well maintained family complex. freshly decorated with Fri stove. dose to all amenities. on site Mgmt of- fice call 728-3777 WHITBY, spacious garden townhouse 3 bedroom Patio off larrxly room Ga- rage Playground Near amenities. S950 Available 2&3 BEDROOM 876.00 & 953.00 Includes cable, water & sewage, fridge & stove. On site laundry. Pickering at Whites Rd. & Finch. Cal Les at Wm.Peak Co-op 905-837-2920 for Rees AM, AAA above average quiet. well furnished room. Wil- son/401. On bus line. $851 week includes TV, cable. utilities, parlung. 725-0416 AJAXbedroom with own family room & private bath. share kitchen & laundry, single parking, non smok- ing female preferred.close to Go available now, $500 mo • 4283175 AJAX. NORTH, 2 Fur- nished rooms with CIA. kitchen facilities, living room, available now, $400 and $350 per month first ! last. call 428-9118 son. Non-smoker preferred. ONE UNFURNISHED ROOM S300.00 PER MONTH 831-2395 ROOM FOR RENT In luxury setting , great for Student or young person. $95 weekly or 5400 monthly Chns at (905) 427-7868 .KERING Smole room with cable. use of kitchen, walk to Pickering Generat- ing Station. Go. PTC $340 per mu 'Di,u uiweewry Phone 420-4318 ROOMS FOR RENT Per Mn ' or Week Whites Rd/ Oklahoma Clean, bright house in keu required No Smokers Hydro staff wt (905"M-0042 Flxnished I Madib011S EXECUTIVE RMNISHEO SUITES Complete with dishes, firtens, telephone etc. Full Use of rec. fac. Prime Whitby location. $1500+ (905)852-5128 ' AOCOBShaMd pdit1011 1 BEDROOM. use of all facilities, parking, laundry. $100/week, references and deposit required Call 723- 3032 Clarington residents call 404-2615 SAT. OCT. 2895 6:30 P.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN. 2496 CONIC. RD. r8. 8OWMANVILLE (HAYDON) I a•qe vanety o` anuque and --nein turniwe co! eaadles ast and china 'awn and gar- ,. �Iuipmenl '0015. ^iotonzed „- mill and •many other in. ng and m„sua: aeras sale vewmg from S 0 T. are cash Vsa. MC cr ,ar For more rto ca, 1.905263-4252 e managed ark scl^, by Garry K. Powell Auctions. Appraisals and LltpiidakonS Don't Forget Oshawa "Whitby This Week Classified Dept. is open for N our convenience even- Sat. 9:30 to 3.00. To Place Your Classified .fid Please (:all 5-6-9335 CALL 683-7545 for up-to-date auction nstinas AUCTION SALE SAT. OCT. 28 10 am GIGANTIC CLOSE OUT AUCTION for JAMAR PLUMBING SUPPLY. located at 11A Laidlaw Blvd. Markham . Hwy #404 north to Hwy#7, go East past McCowan Ave to Laidlaw LARGE QUANTI- TIES (ALL NEW) OF: T,Ds. S.nk:, Shower Stalls. Shower slider doors, Toilet seats. Elec. hot water tanks, medicine :abinets. Elger 3 pike. bath set, Ig qty bou- tique items. vanities. washbasjns. shower arr_essories, qty plumbing hardware & accessories. qty nand tools. Ig qtyall typeS of fittings. dis- play rack-,; & roiler .,n,ts. :,Gaffolding, Hardware bins. cash- ;er counter. cash reg- ster, office furniture. security camera A. mirrors, plus much more Call for full fixed list TERMS: i -,h, known cr ;a. WC or nterac VIEWING'" Am Sale Da, Gary Hill Auctions ].. �j' ,. Ontanc Inc Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 AUCTION SALE Sun. ah. Nov. 5th 1:00 p.m. Estate Auction of 3 bdrm. new brick home. Dbl. garage, paved drive. Ige. lot. Trees and complete household oordents. 4 kms- east of general store in Trent River. "BRITTAN$ AUCTIONS" (90S)373 7255 Hastings (705)696-2196 AUCTION SALE Sat. Oct. 28 6 p.m. Mon. Oct. 30 6 p.m. At Myles King Auction Hall 33 Hall St. Oshawa : • . ale esta'e nc !-1 refrigerator. elecinr ,e, chesterfield suite .. new. occasional chairs, �e and end tables e) cedar chest, rock r, r antique :enter ' teak tuftet. wicker . . seat and chair. cast table and twc hairs. table. sewing machine. wagon, brass mirror. .' :'7l, top table. :wf iron and stand. oil lamps. ter jar. Toro lawn .. We, 'ools. China. Silver. es oeddng 3 poe wall 1986 so, -444k -G III, -r �'4 ;eR- Fully oaded 8 ft .--al patio door new s Cash sales every 'jes 'burs Sat Myles King Auctioneer 25--5751 723-050' SPECTACULAR MAJOR AUCTION NOTICE irioer rs:rx�r r, �. .n ..: r -•1 -.r. x1r, u :.x'rrwS 4 _•:;.r1+a . r: W OVER 1000 FIE QUALITY rTEMS TO INCLUDE OFFERINGS FROM: CONSK;MIENTS' PRIVATE COLLECTIONS' ESTATES {iSER'BELCARI'5WAPC'/S'(RAGS'BROrvc: A'_A;. gOr'ALDOi MN _AMPS' ACCEN-'"EMs' liltSCA S' REPQOOLC7 0rv5' CIN COL-ECTK)N' =v""ER MIRRORS 29C ,WTED EDI -ION PWS' QOkW CE' -UMBERS' 9A-EwNi' GIMP OF SEVEN 75'1-' ANNIVERSARY AR" CHRIS-. NE MARSHA-_ FOR-FOIO OF RARE ExCLuSrvE PRIIII S XLLEC70A BOOK ORIGINAL ART' WLLECTOR MDIOS 6 M-04FS' FITZ 6 FLOyD' OAK & MAtr031AW ItANO CARVED FURNITURE' COI:EC78LE5' SPQR -S MEMORABILA' 486 COMP'..*ERS' STEREOS'ONES' Pgfi PUB��c �sucT�or� (lk sUMAY OCT. 20 AT 12AC (MOON (PA"EW 11 to A.M.) HELD AT- THE PICKERING SPORTS COMPLEX SW VALLEY FARM REL PICKERING Qarral Lssng only M sidensive collection .y fie crJled'wrmure hand carved in all Marlogerry, prit d dienyvood ncMudiri Caruole A rtwias Tables. bveseats. C!w- L7bner. Vale stall wrM tables. various framed mirrors, occ2lional tables lea rabewes. wridow bench. HAND CARVED desks. hal consoles dleval nwror. wash stand. what noes. corner sflel CO all psoestaii sola tables. wood trunks. OrWhlal saw dividers dierrywood tables etc JEWELLERY: Selection of lades & gins 10- 14.1814 god demand rings. solsim. clusters Mc SPORTS MEMORABILIA Signal & m s , Uar by top spats Csleortls and arises COMPUTERS 486 MAie Mem sysisms notebook. pmt rs etc COLLECTIBLES: HUIMEL Schrnl Kaaw Behan. Swarwski sairwo swords. carved star statues. Dwelt figures, Star Trek. Meso W. FK & Floyd S&estn.1uillyj Lane Cartages. etc DECORATOWACCEMT ITEMS: Cars. planes. babas. Harley tike. amoards. Marlyn Mlonioe. Charlie Chapin. Laurel & Hao Pg dwfs- Bator. Ducks. horses. Candle Holders. SAw Kosla Soda ART PORTFOLIO OF LIMITED EDMON ART mover 280 c>nbm flamed pate by well iaom arests. Bateman, LurAers, Casson, Jacuon L Tan. Loam. Thonpsm. Romaice. Lowsiance, Lerner. J Cooper. TM, Lurom. A.A NDeL J E H MacdortWe, EXCLUSIVE 'CHRISTINE MARSHALL- wait d arL (terga CL/ecs0n lobe soil) Rare secondary ereges. ArM1as prods etc Quanitr d oils decors. trnKd edson, agnak. paiWs & accernt artm be ollered Many nae errs too rkrrlerars a m woo. Wily, sale Dls" New nerns n every sale Tom Cash. Visa Mc as per posted & ar nowice4 adiems, deMorts, without ncece willNO BUYERS PREMIUM ORFEES -NO SURCHARGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F PMICIIONM W. 416-2W17672 I ' ACCOQOtt1 011 ACCOMOQItion AJAX - Spacious room COBOURG - furnished or near hospital, share all unfurnished bedroom in facilities, separate cable fans house Full use of extra, S375/month in ad- house. Mature working per- vance. Call 905.683-7918. son. Non-smoker preferred. $350/month a 112 hydro. AJAX, 4 bedroom execu- 905-373-0715 leave mes- five home, all the extras! sage. Share w72 others, own la- milyroom, non-smoker, no FEMALE wanted to share pets, suit working profes- Pickenng home, 5400 sional. 5375 plus, 428- month. Call evenings 427- 9214. 1782. BEAUTIFUL large 2 stor- HOUSE TO SHARE. in ey condominium in Ostia- central Whitby, parking, wa with quiet court yard. laundry , utilities included, balcony and swimrtvng prefer non-smoker, $325 pool Three washrooms, monthly. call , leave mes- private laundry and stor. sage. 668-8904 age. Very clean Great MATURE lady seeks area, close to Durham Col - few, all amenities and bus sam¢, non-smoker, has routes. $400. Inclusive- In- own bedroom, bathroom cludes cable. phone. In and solanum Share kitch- and laundry Please phone en and laundry room S500! 905-728-3042 Leave mes- month In door swimming pod Call 683-5402 Sage I , ACC0111ShKW 0dalli011 NORTH Whitby, spacious executive home. suit pro- fessional non-smoking maNwoman. 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms, references re- quired S450/month firilaSt. Call 668-1394 PICKERING - Whites/401, room in 4 bedroom house. own 4 pce bath. no smok- ing, no pets. $400 per month First/last required. References. 420-3628. PICKERING / MAPLE RIDGE large modem home. $700, month inclusive 831- 8645 ROOM IN TOWNHOUSE, share kitchen, bath, laundry. suit working adult , must like pets. close to Town centre Call Darlene 686.9286 mme- diatley THREE bedroom house to share. Pickering non smoker, no pets Available immediately. $450 monthly Call 831.8776 PAGE. 22 -THE NEWS ADVER'I'ISF.R FRIDAY, O(-FORER 27, 1995 1 Accomodation 11 Private For Sok • 1 Registrations m 1 Registrations • 1 Registrations CENTRAL LOCATION WHY RENT? Nr money ! 1 WHITBY- Person tc share down Own ycu• own be7rec' upper level homelike newfridge. apartment. utilities includ- stove. $750 incl . asking ed, park,rg laundry facnb- $61.900 CpII Ken Colds. ties. not, smoker preferred Coldwell Banker 7289414 $350 666-8012 Condominiums For Rent AJAX. plus 1 or 3 bed- onrcbaths suite launtlry. new carpet, freshly painted. available ,mme- d,ately. S995 ,nciusrve 614-0049 YOUR andiord says HI and !hanks for paying his 'nongage Yes you can own your own home.. No down Payment no problem 0 A C Call Bdl Richardson. �,rect at Realty Net Asso nates 433 7949 for details on new home purchases with assisted financing 97 Lots for Sale OSHAWA Marv&Alhol La,ge" ' te!roo'r condo- OWNER - SALE 4 9 R -,, m,mum. available Oct 1st. acre,_ sits each (ridge. stove. dryer dish one ac,e pluw• West s,de washer, $650.hydro or Pigeon Lake ':Jspti S'•ores 5750 inclusive 9t last RC Pnva'� ake access 4360278 Kawartha area Call ROS) ---205' Office a r • I Retail Space M RP oney to Lend 4 Months Free Rent BORROW 5.0.000 pay O,h-..A.. O.nawa. 4CC " • .. r.. c 0 per month 350C sc L' available Para o a c Free consultations ,ng and great exn:'�.:re Anub,s Investments Lto Best rerralrates Ca, 434 Mo toages and Loans 244' ,, 6 55 4132 s,rca 1973 Gals Jerry (905 434 2C70 SOND.SIMCOE $495 ea ', sura,,,'v. eornerstore- same ocaror 2000 sot*, idea' for professiona, ase. plenty of f-ee park—, $795 ,r crudes tax lea! nsu,ance 725 8710 IDEAL lersi " II sa It finished office •h signage exposure Nestney Rd m A;ax 5500 PER MONTH 905-509-3581 NE4_ s[. a..• aval ao,e ,n rncxe' ing area neat 6 hyd•o r- cluded $400 -1,rt^ Call Dar 905.686-2075 OFFICEspace to, 'rr• «• �'. `A h ,ocated in Rcrer ng C31, 905,509 8898 - , Garage a • storage Space GARAGE FOR RENT $_..,. . . -a, ..- .r •-a, r or sea-auu s Coil 728 8429 INDOOR STORAGE clear.. dry secure i l (705,357-2406 EA • I Florida dac. Rentals ATTENTION Snowbirds .F _ bedroom 3 oathrooms townhouse condo close to famous Clearwater beach. Pod. la- c u , BOO pr:vale yarda,iad ave Now April for into and I-, view pnotos 686• 984E or 579-3788 DAYTONA BEACH Ocea- Atnum. 2 tearoom. 2 bam- room , ocear front condo. ,n ir out pool available for win- ter season 905-837-2752 POMPANO BEACH BEAUTY 2 bedro--- batrr„ry laundry main Door W 0 Pool hot tub tenrus. -.,se to an amen,- ties. 666-0006 or 668- 5342 gin, For Sale QUALITY D'Angelo Mult,- -evel NW Oshawa 3.2 bedrooms. kitchen over. looks famdyroom with fire- place. 2 walkoutsmground pod. 3 baths. FAG. in -lav potential. 160 Goodman Dr $171.500 Call Sheila Mc- Laren Sutton Status. 436- 09% S10,111,91W Are you look- ing for a renovated brick bungalow 3 bedrooms. new kitchen, hardwood - floors. walkout to a private back yard and a good area Immaculate Give me a call before you miss ,t Peter Neal Sales Rep. Guide Re- alty 723-5281 PRIVATE nature reserve. 10 acres. lovely 3 year old R2000 3 bedroom raised bungalow, civ. near Ux- bridge. $175.000. 416.924- 3724 FROM $96.900. 3 8 4 bedroom homes, rec room, garage fenced yard. gas heat. with 5% down, pay- ments from $850 monthly including taxes Ted f1 Houghton, gemax Summd }3 66&-3800 I+� t`r OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTEDT4AT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BErORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS e Mortgages. • insurance MORTGAGES Good. t .i : a- "arcing for an, rates from 5 95 All apploabons ac opted C.mmun,ly Finan - a, Services 668-6805 Lo. • ' 8uslness pportunitles AUCTION Brew you' A• tusv.pss in- :: Ong 6 extra larg ecrown xe•' es hili weight s_3 any of SS panels. '-a! evo nager. exhaust !ars pads waik r dooretc r D1 sold as ane lot. also 2 lo(,, coldmaac cooler. yen, - etc on Sat.. Oct.28. 10 a.m. ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTION CENTRE LINDSAY (705,324-2783 EARN UP TO $21YHOUR FROM HOME' L:R :e. pis; •.'s c -REE DETAI_S RUSH self adresseci Stamped envelope to Maximum Distributing 15.75 Bayly St.W.. Suite 191 Ajax. Ontarlo.L1S 7K7 ESTABLISHED o-, res5 sa,e i-sy rj •, awa aeon. a .t.a; $60K �`75K Calf Actor Business Service 705)887 5123 gam 5Pm Legal • 1 Notices A NOTICE TO ALL CREDITORS In the Estate of ANTONIO BAT TAGLIA. An- yone having a claim against the said estate is to provide proof at the address below before November 10, 1995. After such date the es- tate will be distrib- uted without fur- ther notice to Creditors. Timothy C. R. Vanular 1450 Kingston Rd., S-13 Pickering Ontario UV ICI "REGISTRATION ,""i S MAL E! REGISTRATION IS BEGINNING CONTINUE TO WATCH THIS COLUMN EACH WEEK FOR ALL YOUR "REGISTRATION” NEEDS. WHETHER /T BE OSHAWA/WHITBY THIS WEEK AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER OR CLARINGTON THIS WEEK ONE CALL CAN 00 /T ALL!! CLASS/F/EOS 576-9335 OR FAX 579-2238 BOWLERS NEEDED Sur1Ca) :„gni adult league 6:00-8:00 p.m. Tcumaments, lots of fun. Lodge wknd away to May Contact Debbie - 90S -420-5696 416.2641-7248 Personals rem, ADULTS ONLY Gins Jver 18 Seek- Older '+ter 1-90C 451 31'18 ext -j4 $3 29/min, must be 8 T tore BEST PARTY GIRLS 1 .900-451.6088 er i 48 S2 99rm,n. touch- •,,ne must be 18 BEST PLAYMATES 900-451. 0088 ea; 2'2. S2 99im,n- 9. Toucnlone CALL Lova! Girls. get . g norne numbers ir00 45' 5566 Ex! 253. S349 mm 18.. Touch COUPLES e ng sir. g,em,,,. , rumbers 1 400-45' -5b6 ex! 697 S349— 18- T !:,ne ffenl Personals.omp anions EVER .. a -mi-g service or just ' riding out more about !hem? Ncw you can can for a tree brochure with no ;'ensure or obligation Full Dios. photos, high compa- !,trkty standards, great val- e 8 very sincere For sin- -;,es see. n' their specwl s'Imeore Paine, Search. 583-2414 ;message, any 'in>e OLDER women Seek^.i single mer lots of phone -umDers 1.900 451 3638 -x1 259 53 29' "rule 18.. • x,cf, tone PSYCHIC Answers Rated ::ara4a An, to NO, money career $2W unut , 18. E R PA I. 900.451"4055 -_ TWO ,mgle tit good look in,, e. - orf males 32 Seek two s,-g,e rionsmc. " pewe 'emcees g times Cal 5-9'+•._ RESPONSIBLE eve aye 'u- "”; )uy seeks girl with same Qualrties 35 to 45 tot dabs g and possible re labonsh,p Can 576-8224 or write file v 7235 Don't Forget Oshaa•a,'Whitbv This Week Classified Dept. is open for your convenience evert' Sat. 9:30 to 3.00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please (:all 576-9335 • • I Accallmodatan5 MAccommodioms SPORTS TEA:NSj, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES Lix)king fora Lund r.tt.lnh opportunity for the tall ? Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK 579-4400 • 1 Personals Moll Personals Moll Personals C n LJ rr� L ,,ww. (A W_ Z U) 44 j V Wa (A W W`Z //Q� 0 V Q0 3o W Vit �Z V Z v% �W W� V CL Q r tiecer miss the opportunity, to piv Dour respects again. dOf an audio version of all of the current death notices ---� received for publication in the leers Advertiser � fl or This 11'eeL call 683.3005 or 404.6S91 t r (Claringicm residents) 'I'oli mai• also access death notice information received 27. ..rF atter press -time bin calling this number. 404.6591 Brou�lhr <<� i-ou btithe fc,llo�•ing funeral homes, ..�mliiiNl WC. Town, Mchchnie. SANI)ERS()` MUNI SIF.♦ r I. -U. 1.11). Manutacturcrs in rcnwiery and k Ill anrc I K7_ 11 .hownx,nls or hnntc apfxrtnutxnst a%atlablc I)arlcnr Runner 19115 1 427-4366 1 (84NI) 461-02H2 itA. %i.. To place yotr Plintirsonsfib In Merrlorivill tall 5769335 will ler one 6 of atfesouriortel aide m help you. PENWARDER Roy on October 26, 1995. Roy, be- loved husband of Doreen (Penny) Hudson. Loving father of Brian and his wife Linda of Ajax, Kenndh and Giseie of Oshawa. Lynn and her husband Wen- dell Perry of Whitby. Dear Bumpa of Craig and Tara Perry. Friends will be received at the AC- CETTONE FUNERAL HOME, 384 Finley Ave., Aja (428-9090) on Sunday, October 29 2.4 and 7-9 pm. Service it the Chapel on Monday. October 30th at 1 pm. BOTTEN,5eorge On October 22 1995 at the Cort munity Nursing Home In his 86th year. Beloved hus- band of Joyce. Dear father of Terry and his wife Ginny of Halifax and Susan and her husband John French of Millbrook Beloved Grandfather to Ashley. Nina. Jason and his wife Kelly and Hilary Family will receive friends at the McEachnte Funeral Home. 28 Old Kingston Rd Ajax (Pickering Village) 905- 428-8488 from 7-9 p m Tuesday A complete service will be held in the chapel Wednesday Ocl er 25 at 11 am Cremation Private family nummeM in St Paul's Cemetery, Millbrook Donations to the Red Cross would be appreciated by the family. "hi "'i ors Advertise your Service . - Call Janice 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 1820 Whites Rd. N. FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. Sunday Sunday SCh001, ®Supervised Nursery at that time 839-1383 CHURCH OF CHRIST CEDAR ST., AJAX 1 street north of 401 - tw arst of Harwooc SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.N WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUD THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD - JESUS IS LORD. 683-2477 PICKERING STANDARI +� CHURCH Community Methodist L. _ r Brock Rd. at Highway M7 Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. A 7:00 P.M. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Bible Study and Bible Club for Children and Youth. Come and Worship 837-0126 :ToYour Church- -Advertisererviy�` �• or Fall Bazaars call Jenice a` 3vgw- -okattAl 0 I LM _.low �WA .b �- a �� � t. :.,; LCsl AvL 'A VL A 401- Wv VLXS IVL V NN V4.1 otj*,s V L ILI% V, 0 Ell f4 3Ah LM _.low �WA .b �- a �� � t. :.,; LCsl AvL 'A VL A 401- Wv VLXS IVL V NN V4.1 otj*,s V L ILI% V, 0 Ell op V! I J a1 op V! I PACE 24 -THF. NEWS AD%'EWI'ISFR FRIDAY,(K"11)RF.R 27, 1995 Illlllllllllilllllllll Now on the internet! . http://www.royallepage.com Ajax ROYAL LEPAGE 427-6522 Ajax -Pickering home page IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII http://biznet.worldonline.ca/rlp/branch Pickering Royal 1,ePage Residential Real Estate Services 683-1790 Broker /Ajax-Piekering.htm _ SYLVIA KYLE* EXPERIENCE &INTEGRITY John Boddy s S!Iverspruce 3 skylights. new brdlm. '93. Interlock driveway. ceramic foyer, fin. basement. wainscotting, tastefully decorated. Shows like a model. 683-1790 SOLD IN ONE DAY Prestige Maple Ridge. Walk to schools. Shows to perfection. Ceramic foyer & powder rm. flrs., sunny kit. with w/o & pantry. Main flr. fam. & laundry rm Large master bdrm. with en suite & sep. shower. This home has it all. Extras & upgrades. Don't delay, call today. 683-1790 JOHN CRAWFORD* CENTURIES APART ONLY MINUTES AWAY IN PICKERING HEATHER ni u i r►i. BEST OF TWO WORLDS' 3 bili^ . . — .- . . - a•.. , ., a quiet - acs, t Fri -_--Tans Bay. but is wank—, ti TSA,- Centre Gni _-a! REDUCED TO SELL BARBARA ,,,,atarea '.,.c � RHdge 4 yr -ns. 2 12 baths an -y _ sq n rw,c- Home Can VACIRCA' Ba,� - >-'79c ROGER DUPUIS* GREAT STARTER - PICKERING 3 bli ­ -, ^e 's :e^,.any oca;ed - ose to scnoois h snwoong Features include eat- n i' JDaat._^ ceramics & ',nished bm aseen Duous'683-'79C FEATURE HOME OF THE WEEK Central Pickering location. 4 level backsplit with inground pool. 683-1790 SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. 1378 TATRA DR. _pgrades galore Rene.aied kitchen, antry skylights. 4 piece en suite, air. na,l,%ood windows EXTRAORDINARY BUNGALON(! Mar floor tamity room Fireplace er suite, double garage, skylight, separate side entrance. exceptional 3 bdrm. apartment. Too GOOD TO BE TRUE! 4 brick walkout asement finished ,ec room gas ` eplace. 3+1 -edrooms main .or laundry room. Tnis house just sparkles. 683-1790 Mc. assm CENTURY HOME- PICKERING VILLAGE �3 ft. Ict -165 deep Detached garage Country kit. -9' ceilings newer root + 9w heating. Zoned R2 Move in condition Original character A detail has beer preserved. 683-1796 =` SUSAN -+ KENNEY J..� 683-1790 �,�� `�•+Z ROUGE VALLEY RAVINE JILL SMITH'. 683-1790 F ...,_T- ustom Coughlan Nome •: rof landscaped - many iogrades - scores a 10 .• -all now for details. - 3 bdrm. condo - spectacular lake view, 2 baths, 2 balconies - Lovely backsplit - quiet Westhill location, huge family room & kitchen, air, secunty, double garage. - East Rouge Valley, 40-60 ft. frontages. j JUST REDUCED I 4 bedroom, Maple Ridge. Features hardwood floors. finished basement & much more. Call Gail GAIL DALL' for appointments. 427-6522 GREAT BUILDING Lot 100000'. Close to lake, serviced & ready to go. Cal Gal for location. -11 427-6522 Best buy for 1,800 sq. ft. family sited kit. oA Spotless 4 level sidespld on pretty treed lot Gorgeous Greenpark home with stunning big family room. Main floor laundry, 2 1/2 baths. 3+1 bdrm., family room + rec room. Apt. white kit, overlooking huge bi4evel deck IL hot Let s look! possibilities. tub. 2,700 sq. h. of quality! 'Sales Rep lesmfebw ENCLAVES OF MAPLE RIDGE Beautiful home with green house kit. overlooking large treed lot. Call for list of extras. HORSES WANTED! To run & graze this 42 acre a parcel - stream - wooded - build your dream home in �.- country. VTB mortgage at ARLENE builder's terms. HEASMAN' MUST BE SOLD Fabulous 2 bdrm. bungalow features 7.625% financing until Dec. W. Cal Gail for details. 3,500 SO. FT.. BUNGALOW 3 acres estate W. The bungalow wiN be bunk of superior qjaWp0� fire ern �de LI as h h framing, a l MASSARAT damane and much. much more Please caN Massarat Evelyn Regan* Guildwood in ' Executive bungalow ' 3 baths Hardwood Floors * Renovated kitchen >i- 3,000 sq. ft. 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(just East of Oshawa) Ppoo PAGE 4 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1995 F��hl� LE MAKE YOUR MOVE A BEFORE THEHOLIDAYS So in one ofodoWs awnc prkne , ftrWim c,araen has so 13 11111d mom: • Spacious 3 bedrooirn • quality finished cabinetry in Idtdwn • immediate porion • faiished • air cond'iti'oning • 5 appliurces • 121 ceilings . 'four Piece bath Plus powder - 1 rap* RD E S!. EAS! Li N vi A 6 .a NEW HOMES 8INTERIORS, 1"S PAGE 5 i • i nly ere's 0 One Broo in and it's not in Mew York. Tribute's "Village of Brooklin" 1 ...You'll love this community, the homes, features & the lifestyle. `. (i5w '� Illlif 111!` "t*7 1 illlll illi .- _... _. ;_ Standard Features include: Gas Fireplaces • Breakfast Bars • Pantries and Microwave ShelvesI L Oval Acrylic Tubs Country Porches y ` Ceramic m Foyer and All BathroomsTRIBUTE 301,40119 50' Lots Available - �; Victorian Freehold Townhomes are also available from X129,990 - Experiewe thebest !_-s rJJ l7 7.i. ._ •. :: �.'1 .. .. .. _. .. .. .. .. ..✓r♦ �~. `. .. ... ., r.J.!_t_J IR� l THE VILLAGE BrookliN ._ MODEt.HOMES� m TALINWON R0S%AJ-V RD. N HWY 101 CAM- 905-686-5441 Weekend: 11 A.M. -6 P.M. Mon. - Thum 12 P.N. - 8 P.M. Friday. 12 P.N. - 6 P.N. ..t PAGE 6 NEW HOMES i INTERKMS, 1995 NCW H01314M1% aawl ZZ1tC130r8 The best move you'll ever m e When you buy a home, you male the move of a lifetime. Your home becomes the foundation on which you and your family can begin to build lasting memories and traditions you will cherish for years to come. Whether it is sitting on the front porch watching a summer rain shower or raking up it big pile of multi -colored leaves in the fall for your children to jump in, home o%ynership offers so many opportunities to see your dreams unfold. In today's fast -Paced world, a home of your own is so nice to come to. Settling in with the family in the living room, curling up with a book in front of the fire or puttering In your workshop In the basement — these images of home can wrap you in warm. cosy comfort at the end of a difficult day. For man% renters. the dream of owning a home may seem out of reach. It could be the obstacle of saving a do,.%npayment or maybe the uncertainty of today's economic climate. But. with go%ernment incentives such as the RRSP Home Bu,,ers' Plan and the Ontario Horne Ownership Swings Plan. thousands of Canadians have discovered sa%ing a downpavment I s tar easier than the% imagined. Realtors arc also committed to bringing home ownership within reach. They ha%e worked with the insurance industry to help take the worry out of keeping up your mortgage payments in the event of Total housing starts up Following five months of declining starts activity, new, residential construction increased in September. Figures released by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation shows an upswing in starts due to a surge in the construction of row units. Total starts in September rose by nine per cent over the previous month, to 95 units. Despite the total increase, figures show starts of single- family units continued the downward trend with 65 fewer units started, a change of four per cent. The bulk of the activity was registered in Clarington, which had a total of 48 starts. This represents over half of the activity in the area. "Much of the increase in construction can be attributed to a recovery from a slow summer and pent-up demand," says Caroline Paradis, a market analyst with the CMHC. She adds the outlook for the rest of the year should rG 2*W%&a ri2w job loss. Together, they created eventually stop. And don t forget Always Home Job Loss Mortgage the equity you accumulate over Insurance which covers the mortgage payments of homeowners if they involuntarily lose their jobs or become laid off. Thanks to these programs, more and more people are making a confident move into the rewarding world of home ownership. For more information about Always Home, call 1-800-665-5511. One of the greatest rewards of owning a home is the financial Security it provides. The nice thing about mortgage payments is that. unlike rent installments, they time. As You build your dreams in your home, you steadily increase your equity, opening the door to a world of possibilities. You can use your equity in the future to enjoy it comfortable retirement, expand or renovate your home or help your children realise their drearns such as education or a home of their own. With all its financial and emotional rewards, the cards are definitely stacked in favor of home ownership. IL71111 S� INTERIORS TIMOTHY J. WHITTAKER publisher BRUCE DANFORD advertising manager Monique Lea sales nanafer John Duarte features consultant NEW HOMES & INTERIORS is published b1 -weekly. with .i total pressrun of 191.500 copies. at 865 Fart'Well SL. Oshawa (telrphont. nuuub(-r 579 4404) and is one of tilt. Mi -troland Printing. Publishing and Distributirug group of suburban newspapers with distribution in Oshawa. Whithv. Ajax. Pickering. Clarington. Scarborough and Port t'erry Reproduction in whole or in part without prior written permission from the publusher is prohibited. Thr publisher rrscnrs the right to classify or refuse any aetvrrttsemernt based on his sole discretion. .,I . '..'.. ,, •. NEW HOMES & INTERIORS,1995 PAGE 7 N4mw HOrr>iCS acid IrztCriors Keep lines of communication open Buying a new home can be an exciting and rewarding process. Before signing on the dotted line, however, you should do some research. This means contacting the local home builders' association for the names of builders in the area. It also means visiting open houses and model homes with your list of must -haves versus nice -to -haves in hand, always balancing you needs and desires with your financial resources. Once you have decided on a builder and home style, you must then decide on the features that will ultimately result in your own unique home. rs That is why it is so important you select a professional builder, one who will help to make the entire process, from first offer to ..! celebrating your first anniversary in your new home, run as smoothly and trouble-free as possible. Your and your professional builder will share a very important goal making sure you will enjoy your new home long after you receive the kevs to the front door. Constructing a house is a'<'' complex process that demands expert planning, knowledge of municipal bylaws and regulations, careful scheduling and skilled co- ordination by an experienced builder. A typical house contains more than 30)0 parts, all of which must be assembled carefully and in sequence. It takes approximately 30 different suhtrades to carry out this work, from framers to roofers to finishing carpenters, all of whom must arrive at the building site in the right order at the right time. In fact, there are 109 workers involved in the construction of a new single- family home. The professional home builder stands at the centre of this process as .he driving force in getting together materials, labor and information, guiding the project through a schedule and packaging I everything into an attractive quality product that will provide you, the home owner, with years of comfort and pleasure. Establishing a good working relationship with your builder at the outset will help both of you throughout the construction process. Find out who your ongoing contact will be. Your builder may have a representative such as a salesperson who is responsible for customer ' relations and who will be available for consultation during the actual construction of your home. If desired, your builder can provide you with information about financing your new home. Some ';. builders arrange mortgages in order ': to facilitate the sale and make the purchasing process as easy as possible. Others can make suitable r recommendations to their customers:.' based on long-standing working relationships with one or several €< lending institutions in the community. Your builder may also be able to *g give you useful advice if you have". to sell your existing home in order to buy a new home. Most builders *`>. have cultivated a good business relationship with resale brokers in T the community. r Before work can begin, your " . builder will need a firm offer that., includes final specification of all features, options and cbaltg*"is requires you to consider your needs and wants carefully in light of the features and options offered by the builder. Most builders offer a number of choices for their standard finishing products, like color of the carpeting and style of kitchen and bathroom tiles. Many builders also have full inventory of optional items such as upgraded kitchen cupboards and flooring. "Environmentally friendly option packages" are rapidly growing in popularity as more home buyers want to include encrg} - and water -conserving technology in their new home. Low -flow showerheads and toilets, upgraded heating systems, high-performance windows, "recycling stations" in the kitchen and backyard composters help to reduce the use of resources and benefit the environment. Don't hesitate to discuss your concerns and questions with your builder who will be able to assist you in making the right decisions for your home. Your builder will keep a record on file of all the selections you make. Nothing is left to chance! IN THE COUNTRY COM (UNITY OF COURTICE CROSSING 9 Affordably 990$ Priced from 154 Now you can have the best of both worlds - a beautiful Jeffery Home on a large Iot.....ALL WITH DOUBLE CAR GARAGES! This new release of designs carries 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 /, CIF FERYOMES- SALES OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Thursday 1 - 7 pm Sat. & Sun. 12 - 5 pm or by appointment (905) 432-3333 or Toll -Free 1-800-898-4326 :e —st4i1r11n,in'a 21 - - � nr n ma", S. A PAGE 8 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS. 1995 New Hoszzes a incl Interiors Special fall offer means even more value Fall is the time when the leaves start to drop off the trees. but that is not all that is falling this \,car. For a limited time, you could take advantage of the special tall offer at Park"ood Glen. in north Oshawa. This MapleRun Home' community alrcad\ otters one of Durham Regions hest and most hCaUllfUl settings and �_,rcat home at great prices. And now, hu\ing a home in Park%\ood Glen also means \uu get a w5,000 cash discount on inventor\ homes. Located in north Oshawa next to a natural wooded setting. Parks\ood Glen features 16 home designs of home to choose from, including bungalow and two - store layouts. There are three model homes to visit and scc the features and design workmanship MapleRun Home brings to this erclusiye cornmtmity. Homes in Park\%ood Glen are a\ailable on 40- and 50 -foot lots. Prices range from SI 19.990 for a bungalow on a 404t lot to 5213.990 for a beautiful 3.(150 -square -foot two -store\ home on a 50 ool lot. There are still large lots (up to available as "ell as ra\inc and wooded lots. Also available right now are three great nno\c-in packages. which pro\idc hu\crs \kith a choice of' five appliances. upgrade to kitchen cabinets and ceramic fluor tilc in the foyer. kitchen. breakfast area, laundry and all bathrooms or a "first upgrade" package that include upgrade to carpeting and the addition of a central vacuum s\stcrn. Features you will find at Parkwood Glen include all -brick exteriors, SHO Series Colonial doors. space -saner shelving in all closets and pantries. trimmed arch"a\s. French doors in the kitchen pantry. mirror sliding doors in the foyer, porcelain fixtures in bathrooms. ova) tubs. rough -in three-piece bathroom,, in the basement and gas fireplaces as per plan. Another great bonus is the setting of this beautiful community. Parkwood Glen is located in the Ritson-Taunton Rd. area and is near all amenities including a major shopping centre. public and separate schools, medical facilities and near public transit and major commuting routes. Recreation opportunities around Park"ood Glen are second to none. There are several challenging golf courses nearby and It is adjacent to Camp Samac conservation area and the Oshav a Creek Valley. which offer plenty of space for activities like camping and hiking. MapleRun Homes has successfully completed communities in Pickering, Oakville and Brampton and has displayed an uncompromising commitment to building homes that offer homeowners quality and ,.clue. This commitment has gained the company a Excellent Rating from the Ontario New Hume Warranty Program for each of their communities. To visit the site and tour through the three decorated model homes, take Ritson Rd., north of Taunton Rd.. to Conlins Rd. Follow the signs west to the sales office, which is located on Edenwood Dr. Sales office hours are Monday to Thursday from I to 8 p.m., Fridays from I to 6 p.m. and weekends and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, visit the site or call 436-3573. 1 . ; 9 f , 18 -'-feet dccr, x x. �- l � ' - - � �'- _ - - ,4��,}i� -" 'Y-a�b� }}-3'� l+�r,....a',.f I �[ f w • Y�p T New Hoz=aes and Interiors Ho ebu fiders keeping pace with needs of Canadians Today's new homes reflect the changing lifestyles of Canadians. A return to traditional values, the aging babyboomers, environmental awareness, the desire for personal expressions — these are some of the trends that dominate the marketplace and show up in the design, function and interior decor of today's new homes. In the 1990s, home is the place to be. Today's homeowners value time spent with family and friends in the relaxed and comfortable setting of their own home. Open - concept living -eating -working areas promote easy, enjoyable togetherness. Kitchens, often the hub of family activity, are designed for convenience and efficiency. Well-designed layouts make joint food preparation enjoyable; pantries and kitchen cupboar& with racks, lazy Susans, spice racks and interior lighting make organization easy; and built-in microwave ovens and under - cupboard coffeemakers leave less counter clutter. The master bedroom and ensuite bath, with whirlpool tub, continues to offer homeowners of the '90s a quiet, relaxing and private retreat from the demands of their busy lives. The rich warmth of natural materials and fibres — wooden cabinets and floors, ceramic tiles and stone — provide lasting beaut.� and solid, enduring quality and value. Today's economically -minded and environmentally -aware homebuyers place a premium on space efficiency. New homes are carefully designed to make the most practical use of each square, with functional working and storage areas, effective traffic ,,corridors" and room layouts that promote togetherness. Cathedral ceilings, the elimination of interior walls, large windows, solariums and greenhouses create an impression of spaciousness and style. Professional builders keep up to date with the latest trends and demands of the marketplace. They build homes to fulfill the needs and desires of today's homebuyers and work closely with them to create the home of their dreams — a home that reflects the homebuyer's personality and lifestyle. Energy tips There are a few things you can do to conserve energy. Here is a list of 20 things you can do to save energy and you hard- earned dollars. 1 ) Raise your air- conditioning thermostat in the summer. For each degree higher, you'll cut your energy use by eight per cent. 2) Turn off incandescent lights when you are not using them, especially in the summer when they produce unwanted heat. 3) Use low -wattage light bulbs in halls and other places where no close-up tasks occur. However using a single, high - wattage bulb is more cost- efficient than using two lower -wattage bulbs. 4) Long -life light bulbs usually use more electricity than regular bulbs of the same wattage. Use long -life bulbs only in locations where access is difficult. 5) Use high -efficiency light bulbs in your outside NEW HOMES b INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 9 security lights. Put them on a time or photoelectric switch. 6) Light only the specific area where you are working. 7) Grime from cooking, smoking and dust can dirty a light bulb and reduce the light it puts out. Inspect and clean bulbs regularly. 8) Avoid checking on food while it cooks. Each time you open your oven door, 25 per cent of the heat is lost. 9) Cooking in oven -safe glass or ceramic pans allows you to lower your oven temperature 25 degrees from what the recipe calls for. 10) In an electric oven, turn off your oven 15 minutes before the end of the cooking time. The remaining heat will finish the job if you don't open the oven door. 1 1) Partially thaw frozen foods in the refrigerator before cooking them. In many cases, thawing foods lets you cut the cooking time by one third. 12) Use the automatic cycle on your clothes diver. 13) Run your garbage disposal with cold water. 14) Use warm or cold water for washing clothes and always use a cold rinse. You also save more money 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. 1 8) 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) Keep your fireplace damper closed when the fireplace isn't being used. If you have glass fireplace doors, keep them closed as we11. 20) Schedule annual maintenance checkups for your heating and cooling system. 13% =keeping your system in optimal working condition, you'll not only reduce enerov costs. but also extend its service life. BUILDER'S CLEARANCE THOU$AND$ . - . -COMPETITION <� "30' Lots from 1466 - 2070 sq. ft. °Oa 40' Lots from 2858 - 2638 sq. ft. �0DEL 110 $ from4 90 :0. Z'Ilk ......... 7. 99 1 h T X ■ VOGUE DRVILO►Y{NT GNOut &M.4a • 4 appliances a Double car garage • Main floor family & laundry room • Fireplace in family room • Garage entry • Private court settings b► • Oversized lots MON. - THUR 1 00 PM TO 8 00 PM MW G. 0 im & VOA= kwa "60d ID cF�aa E & O. E Sam p wniur & OPPIr• TAUNTON RD MS OFFICE r �AIODEI HOMES t DRYDEN uw a ROSSIAND RD t t t v DPOM 57EF SMP, 2 HWY401 } _ � f 401 PAGE 10 NEW HOMES i INTERIORS, 1995 New Homes and Interiors Choosing thefightbuilder ikey to s a buyinga home Man, consumers become embroiled to the home buying Public. Practical in the home huving freniy that can 1.101A � workshops on how to buy a new home. overtake ncv. home buyers. The the importance of' the prc-delivery purchase of a house is a significant investment requiring unhurried home\york and the first and most important step a ne\\ home buyer can take is choosing a reputable builder. The Ontario Ne\\ Home Warranty Program (0NH\VP) detincs a reputable builder as one who registers with 0NH«'P and enrols every unit. A rePutahle builder oversees all the stages of construction and makes every effort to ensure a home buyer receives a home that is free of defects. The consumer should avoid ro`_ue builders who try to circumvent ONHWP. Although these builders are a minority. their unwillingness to adhere to legislation should send loud warning signals to consumers. A home built by an unregistered builder would still be protected by warranty but there would he fewer safeguards involyin_ coed aftcr- sales service and recel\ing accurate warranty information. Locating a builder who has built hath good houses and a reliable reputation hcgins by consulting the Home Buvcr's Guide to After Sales Ser\ ice. A free. annually updated publication compiled by OtiHWP. the Guide rates several thousand builders on their after sale ,cnicc and provides quick. alphaheticahied listings fur home buyers to use as reference as they visit the subdivisions where they prcf'cr to 11\ C. Checking out a builder's reputation is as simple as knocking on a door. Ncw homeow ncrs are normally ver -s willing to crow or complain about their choice of a builder. These homeowners are living with the builders' successes and failures. The homeowncrs' experiences give insights into a builder's workmanship and after sales service. Discovering how quick]\ and efficiently a builder completed repairs should pro\ide in\ aluahle. first-hand information to prospective home buyers who want to make a wise decision. Once new home buyers hcgin their crucial research they quickly rcaliie the quality of a home correlates to the quality of its huilder. A builder should he willing to divulge where previous projects and homes are located and remain helpful to the home buyer who shows an interest in owning a well Sbuilt home. A builder should also have a constantly evolving knowledge of the construction industry and he able to discuss housing needs with a neophyte -- ,home buyer. Ideally, the home buyer wants a builder who treats the Ontario Building Code as a minimum of construction standard while routinely going over and above the requirements. One method of determining the work ethic of a ,determining is to solicit comments from present owners, family and friends who have recently purchased a home. Compare the after sales service programs available from builders. Three and six month follow-up .inspections and five year guarantees . iISilit!7�7?-. O A it f7 Om inspection and how to maintain a new S %Mtf home are often advertised. Take the ou BY AUBREYLESLANC on materials and workmanship arc sonic examples of after sales service packages offered by some builders. These alter sales guarantees arc a sign of' reputable builders who arc confident about their work. Local home builders' associations. hank and trust company seminars are another excellent source of' information opportunity to have all your home buying questions answered by various experts in the home building industry. The marketplace can seem like a labyrinth of options to a new home buyer. Consumers should make every effort to attend information evenings and conduct their own inquiries to de- mystif'y the home buying process. Since purchasing a home is a major expense, consumers should never feel rushed into a decision when looking for a nc\y home. Take the time to assess your needs against your wants. A room - by -room check list of' your must have's and wants establishes your Priorities. Educated consumers make sound decisions that they can live with. To obtain a free copy of the 1994 Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales Service, write to the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, c/o Grenville Printing and Management, 25 Scarsdale Road. Don Mills, Ontario M313 2R2. For information regarding ONHWP contact any regional office or call 1-8(N)- 668-0124. AUBREY LEBLANC is president and rr,�i�lrur (I the llntapto New llrune Ww-temi ProLrar?v 71T Grand new model opening at Parkview Gardens Come and see the new fully furnished High Park model at Parkview Gardens. Previously accessorized to show off its living space, the model has now been fully furnished to make visitors aware of the interior design possibilities. The High Park model is a spacious 1,325 sq.ft. three- storey, split-level home with three bedrooms and a finished half-size basement. It also has the distinction of being one of the largest townhomes currently available in Oshawa. The first floor has a welcoming living/dining area and well designed kitchen along with a two-piece bathroom. The furnished model is bright and airy using neutral tones and colorful accents. In the living area, the subtle shades of the carpet and walls are the perfect backdrop for flower pattern of the love scats and its soft green cushions. On the glass table in the living area, colored candles match the cushions and give the room a well-designed, contemporary look. If you are interested in ways to decorate your own home, come and take a look at the new model and you will discover many new ideas. Cost of owning a home is up The proportion of income spent on home ownership went up from 33.1 per cent to 39.1 per cent in 1994, based on average costs across Canada, according to the Royal Bank of Canada. Rising mortgage interest rates were mostly responsible but higher prices - particularly in British Columbia - also contributed, said bank economist Steve Stinson. In the greater Toronto area, the cost of owning a home went to 43.7 per cent from 36.4 per cent in the same period, based on a median household income of $47,300. Mortgage payments, heat, electricity and municipal taxes are factored into the calculations. Insurance and maintenance costs are not.. . �'­' WOW ,r '� ... •. - _ ... .. .. _ - ..... .. NEW HOMES a INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 11 New Hozzzcs azzd Zat�riors Environmentallyfriendly inside and out The R -20(x) Home Program, which sets standards for the design, construction and use of technology in homes in Canada, has gone green. Technical requirements have been expanded to make R-2000 homes environmentally friendly - inside and out. R-2000 specifications already cover virtually every aspect of construction, making R-2000 houses cleaner, quieter and less expensive to heat and maintain, even though they usually look no different than conventional homes. They include high levels of insulation, energy-efficient windows, insulated doors and high -efficiency heating systems. There are also high standards for ventilation and air filtration, which together with a device called a heat recovery ventilator (HRV) assures a continuous supply of fresh air into every room. This means the home can be made airtight, which prevents drafts, heat loss and uneven temperatures, and prevents mold and mildew caused by moisture getting into walls and ceilings. It also keeps out pollen, dust and other irritants, reduces food and pet odors, and limits outside noise. The "green" requirements say more recycled and reused material must be used during construction and that toxicity and contaminants inside the home can be reduced by the kind of materials used. Frank Gianone, chair of the steering committee of the R -2(X)) Home Program in Ontario, said R-2000 homes are the most energy-efficient and comfortable houses in the world and the new technical standards make them the most environmentally- friendly. "There's growing awareness of environmental issues- and these new technical requirements address those concerns," he said. "They look at the impact of the house on the environment and at the environmental conditions in the house." The new requirements make R-2000 houses environmentally friendly inside and out. Inside, the new standards reduce toxicity and contaminants caused by many kinds (A carpeting, paints and varnishes, adhesives, coatings, and the particle board used for kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities. Carpeting must not cover more than 50 per cent of the floor area, including the basement, unless it is free of glue, used without an underpad or with a low -toxicity underpad. � INIUMS pOM CoN_ PAGE 12 NEW HOMES b INTERIORS, 1995 Liza"s Countryside grand opening big business Liza Homes arrived in Courtice with a hang — the grand opening of its ne%y Countryside housing Project drew over 300 families on Oct. 15. To announce its arrival. Liza Homes purchased 30() pumpkins from Watson Farms and donated thcs'e to the children of the Courtice neighborhood. Darla the Friendlv Witch painted some happy faces andd gave the children Halloween treats and balloons. Local councillor Mary Novak was on hand to officially open Countryside along with the principal of Liza Homes, Sharok NlanSOUri, who said, "We were delighted by the number of Courtice residents that took part in this celebration and Liza Homes hopes that some of them may become future residents in Countrvside at Fieldstone." Liza Homes will be building over 15() homes in Countreside at Fieldstone ranging from 1,500 to 2.4(N) sq.ft. The theme of homes is taken from Ontario's heritage with each home having a large country porch and Victorian detailing and gingerbreading. The interiors of the homes have exciting two- storey spaces and fine architectural columns and detailing. Prices start at S1?9,990. Countryside festively decorated sales pavilion is located at the southeast corner of Hwy. ? and Trull's Rd. or you can call (905) 404-1996 for information. -Liza Homes introduced its new site Countryside at Fieldstone, in Courtice. Present were Liza Homes presidertt Sharok Mansouri and marketing .1 director Karen Lasky. ,.: 4 _ New Horries aad Irit�riors • • • - • • ' ,iIII434IIIIs ; Countryside at Fieldstone sales representative Carol Pinder (far left) discusses the homes found at the Liza Homes community with the Rumbelow family and Michael. Countryside at Fieldstone is the new Liza community in UAV %w "bSi4 New Horzzes grid Iz><teriars Central Park offers "Talk to me." It may not be a new concept, but Michael Foley believes strongly in those words. The home -buying decision is an important one and the president of Woodland }fomes says homebuyers and homebuilderS should "talk" more. Foley is always willing and available to meet with home purchasers and discuss their housing questions. This "open-door" policy applies to everyone at Woodland Homes, whether you as a homebuyer want to talk to the sales representative, the construction people or the president of the company. "Whether you are interested in a townhome or it custom-built Single, the attentive and sensitive staff at Woodland Homes will provide you with practical information and honest advice," says Foley. ""They can provide you with guidance on where, what type of home, how much you can afford and, even, whether to buy a home." Currently, Woodland Homes offers a number of sites including Central Park, a collection of street freehold townhomes in Oshawa. Freehold means there are no monthly maintenance fees to pay. In total there are 12 lots and seven models to choose from, all of which feature fully landscaped lots, rear - fenced backyard, high -efficiency furnaces, vinyl maintenance- free windows, door from inside the home to the garage and walkout to the rear yard. Prices start at $114,91X) and homes range in size from 1,084 sq.ft. to 1,3(x) sq.ft. Closing dates are available from 30 days to early spring of 1996. A model unit is available for viewing. Buying now allows you to take advantage of one of the special packages being offered. You can choose $30x) cashback plus a fridge and stove or S4,(Xx) to be used as you wish — off the price, used as deposit, used for closing costs or on upgrades. If you are looking for custom luxury, then Woodland Homes offers custom luxury on a private court in an exclusive neighborhood south of Beau Valley School. Onlv 19 homes will be built at Phase I of this location and Woodland Homes welcomes customers who bring their own designs and plans to the company. Five presold homes and nine model homes are now under construction and closing dates are scheduled from November 1995 to June 1996. Woodland Homes also has numerous other sites available in the Courtice, Oshawa and Whitby area. The company takes pride in the fact that they have the product, location, price and craftsmanship to accommodate the housing needs of all homebuyers. For more information, call Michael Baird at Re/Max Accord Realty, 576-3111 to arrange a personal discussion and model home viewing. 1%4XjPAXKXXV4CW"114 YovR IVXC>NrE 40 Find your new home in New Homes & interiors To advertise call 579-4404 or (416) 798-7672 (from Toronto) 4.01WIlnt s . I , 1 .1 1 , , . ..I...-.:. '. NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 13 rest value ., a l I - - Beautifully Designed and Built Homes in PR I UffFE COURT location surrounded by an established neighbourhood and a natural setting! FRO" $7�A990 . Jr R >� 1 • Detached 2 storey, backsplit, bungalow and raised bungalow designs - up to 13 to choose from! • Community of 20 homes only! • Proven builder 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! GST INCLUDED r Mon., Tues. D Thurs. 2:38 to 6:36 pm Sat., Sun. D Hols. 12 to5pm Wed. 0 Fri. By Bppointment (995)623-9462 • Only $1,000 initial deposit. ■� :31Y33 �, ;gip � COlOC9iE • ' VELTRI H M ES T S.- I - -. -4 A , -• .. li - 11 C r I PAGE 14 NEW HOMES b INTERIORS, 1995 I THOMPSON ONLY v LEFT.... 5% DOWN $S00 In11 itial Deposit Introducing Detached homes in Omemee. e 1/4 acre lots approx. • established neighborhood in quaint village • quality construction o fishing & golf • close to rivers and lakes • walk to schools DIRECTIONS: HWY #7, north one block on Sibley, turn left onto Shawn Ave. Turn left. Lot1114 Sarah Cres. SALES OFFICE HOURS: Tel: 705-799-1383 SATURDAYS 12-5, SUNDAYS 12-5 WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT HOMP! New Homes a3ac1 Interiors First-time buyers continue to dominate Since reaching a Peak level in 1989 at $105,000, the average house price bottomed out in 1993 at S139.000. The first quarter of 1995 saw housing prices tall to an average of 5133,000 and bounced hack to S141.300 in the second quarter. For the year, housing prices arc expected to average slightly under S139.000. approximately the same as 1994. In the first half of 1995 over half of- homes sold went for over S 14O.(KX). 'A'ith house prices in check, interest rates play a larger role in the affordability of a home. The upturn in interest rates in 1994 sent affordability tumbling in the second half of the year. In the second half of 1995, however, lower interest rates allowed renters to afford buying a starter home. The increase in affordability attracts first-time buyers and lower end income carriers into the market. Less than 30 per cent of homebuyers had incomes under $50,000 in 1994. This figure jumped to 33 per cent in the second quarter of 1995 as interest rates dropped, thus creating lower monthly carrying costs. The year ahead is showing signs of increasing interest rates and tighter housing market. The CMHC forecasts house prices will climb to an average $141.(X)0. This slight increase should not affect the trend of' home affordability. %�* Pk vg 7z BL,CKINGRAM ` l �T���' N/']'AQ-Y 6PIACIAL The Difference is Quality- we provide you the Homebuyer. The highest quality homes at the best value prxsible and back it up with service that is second to none! What's Special? 'Our new homes at Buckingham Gate, nestled in a fabulous wooded setting bordering a beautiful ravine with mature trees. Feature dramatic cathedral ceilings, unique gourmet kitchens with pantries, just to name a few. Located on 45', 50' and 60 ft. lots. $100 990* FROM I 61 T 4tkakJ TO VIEW THESE BEAUTIFUL HOMES Call Helen Moreland or Nelia Ferreira at 905.619-6741 or 905-619-6742 "Where Tradition Meets Innovation" "'Only 2 homes available at this price Dalerose Home Owners Sad It All... Allan d Mary -Ann Knight 2309 Abbott Cres. Pickering, Ontano L1X 2T6 December 19. 1994 Dear Dave. We are writing this letter to thank you for your hard work and diligence in getting our home completed in time for closing. We are certain that it was no easy task to finish the house in such a short time frame. The finish and quakfy of the home is a testament to your craftsmanship and dedication. We also appreciate your attitude toward customer service including changing things to we our wants. Purchaswg a rww home is a stressful time in any persons life, with Christmas k)onwg around the comer. awn more so. Your helpfulness was especially appreciated. Thank you again for ant you did. sk-01Y. Amit & Mary -Arun Knight . t. I Mft- ~ i Hampton Court 21111 sq. ft $267990 NEW HOMES i KMRKM,1"5 PAGE 15 New Hgnp Ons aszcl Zrit�riors Maznik pride comes to Kiengsway Forest Attractive home designs are not hard to find. But when you combine design appeal with quality workmanship and, even, a great price, then an attractive home becomes a great home. That is exactly what Maznik Homes is offering in Kingsway Forest. At this Oshawa location, Maznik homes is offering all -clay brick, single- family homes on 40- to 60 -foot lots starting at $169,900. Homes in the community will range in size from 1,638 sq -ft. to 2,287 sq.ft. The location is certainly one of . the prettiest, if not one of the best, in Oshawa. This Maznik Homes release is located on a secluded court with some homes backing onto a pond and treed woodland. Buyers will be in select company since only 19 lots are available. All homes feature a number of exterior accents like two-color brickwork and glass inserts above the garage doors and on the front door. All homes also feature two - car garages. Inside, you will find attractive open concepts, decorative columns, breakfast bars and many features today's purchasers look for in new homes. It has been said before, but the Outlook for '96 looks strong With lower mortgage rates, an improving manufacturing sector, continued migration into the area, low vacancy rates and stable house prices, the housing market outlook will be more positive moving into 1996, says the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Although total housing starts this year will be approximately 30 per cent below 1994's total, residential construction is expected to rise in 1997 — to 1,725 units compared to 1,389 this year. With 375 multiple starts forecast for 1996, single detached homes will continue to dominate the construction industry in the year ahead. In 1994, new housing construction recovered from lows in 1993. However, it became sluggish in the first half of 1995. The total starts from January to August of this year (918 units) was well below last year's number over the same period (1,418 units). The CMHC says the upturn in mortgage rates and the loss of consumer confidence contributed to the decline. The association expects 1,130 single detached homes to have been started by the time 1995 comes to a close. Provincial cutbacks on assisted housing projects and the lack of private rental construction will produce a drop in multiple starts in the neighborhood of 45 per cent over last year. standard features you find in a Maznik home would be considered upgrades by many other builders. There are the oak cabinets in the kitchen and the trimmed archways, quality light fixtures and many more. "I live in Durham Region and am proud of the homes we build," says Myron Maznik. He is also proud of the outstanding after-sales record Maznik Homes has achieved — never having a conciliation. "The sales agent will provide you with a list of references," says Maznik. "That is the people who will tell you the truth about a Maznik home — the homeowners." Maznik adds the fact that his company is a family operation. This allows overhead to stay low and the savings to be passed onto the homebuyer. Great prices, a fabulous location and unsurpassed quality materials and building standards. That is what Maznik Homes has become known for and that is how the company builds its homes. For more information, call Maznik Homes at 579-9201. Jeffery Home .... FOR LFS'S! -FREE! All Brick•FREE! Oversized Garages *FREE! 5 Amliances •FREE! Landscaping VILLAGE HOMES FROM mw 7 ot�e SALES OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Thursday 1 - 7 pm Saturday & Sunday 12 - 5 pm or by appointrr>errt (905) 432-3333 or Toll Free: 1-800-898-4326 if The GaRim 1,190 Sq. Ft 990 5% DOWN K � •'77 t Ar ■ A a R mlk Danfotrth 1 Sq. Ft. 414 5q. FL The Country Community of Courtice Crossing •5 Acre Wooded Park *Spring `% Closings •Six Fully Decorated Model Homes •11-aditional Bungalow Plans *Large Basement Window and Deck *Free Professional Decorating Service �� *Financial Packaging,,:, 0� •Country Charm! Pnces and specifications subject to change mthout notice E. & O.E. JIEEFFERY �w BRAMPTON llllllllll BRICK 1_ .- v1�C� A ME, I r kf `rr -• i 905-725-3130 110 a y tome 1 OSHAWA - I%: DTTers ine luxury 4 wing. ;yet Oshawa'! Q are ' eniv minutes a wwnnc t Fernbrool salt +nelav_ Men"In a ownn&I nILnc 11eds AAi 1�; WORRY - FREE MOVE -IN PACKAGE! 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