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The Ajax Lions Club's Santa
Claus parade will he held Satur-
day starting at noon. It fi)li on
Mills Road. heads cast on Station
Street to Har..ro(xJ Avcnuc. south
to Kinmzs Crescent. into the Ajax
Plaza. along the front of the plata.
and turns south into the Harwood
Place Mall. Volunteers will col-
lect non-perishable food for the
Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army
along the parade route.
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Pickering seeks dump fight refund
Ii MARIANNE TAKACS
S1 AFF Rli )R 1 -FR
PI('Kl-:RING — The To..n is hoping to
recover some of the approximately $2.2 million
its spent to fight the now -defunct Interim
waste Authority Process to establish a nc..-
dump in Pickering.
Town lawNers recently appeared before the
provincial Joint Board which was to have con-
ducted an environmental hcarint-, (as well as
dealing ..ith other issues) on the landfill sites
proposed h% the IWA in the (;realer Torunlo
Arca. Ilii
6 to ?, tnan
of Vaughan. Town of Caledon, and Regions of
Durham. York and Peel —tor reimbursement
of costs they incurred in preparation for the
hearing's on the prolx)sed dumps.
The IWA search fur new landfills, estab-
lished under Bob Rae's NDP government. \vas
cancelled early last summer by the newly -elect-
ed Mike Harris Conservatives. That also termi-
nated the prcliminan Joint Board hearings
which began the previous fall.
"we feel wic have an obligation to our tax-
pavcrs io get :is much hack :as possible from that
pr("Css. sa. s
eftoli will not necessai it meet with success.
"It's not common for municipalities to Let
rcinihurscd, at least thev haven't in the past.
The people who make these kinds of' decisions
consider (municipalities) can afford it."
Pickering is applying to the Joint Board for
approximately 'S1.7 million, according to Dan
Kirby, the lawyer representing the "Town. He
agreed the Board has sometimes lakcn the view
that expenditures on Joint Board hearings are
"within the nom)al rusts of municipalities" and
provided little or no rcinibursemcnt.
All dressed up
Nurse Pinch -me, played by John Downs, has staged at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church
make-up applied by the evil Olga Pong in Pickering on selected afternoons and
(Mishelle-Lynn Filion) in preparation for the evenings from Dec. 1 to 16. For more infor-
Pickering Players' production of The Sleeping mation and tickets, call 420-2507.
Beauty. The Christmas pantomime will be photo by A.J. Groen
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Pickering
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By MARIANNE TAKACS
`(AFF REP 1 h:R
PICKE..RING — The
town's streets are going to
look a lot more like Christmas
this holiday season than in the
past. But it won't be from
more colored lights or hanging
decorations.
It will be from a Pickering
Transit bus painted with a
Christmas scene, including
Santa and his elves. Besides
adding to Pickering's holiday
spirit, the goal of the painting
project is to promote Christ-
mas giving to the St. Paul's
on -the -Hill food bank.
The Christmas bus first
appeared in the Pickering
Kinsmen Santa Claus parade
last Sunday. It will be rotated
on different routes during the
holiday season. During the
week of Dec. 4 to 8, the bus
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0 People from near and
far, politicians and `real
people' come to praise
and bury Region chair-
man Gary Herrema
DURHAM — About 1,000 peo-
ple crammed into an Uxbridge
church Thursday to say goodbye to
"Mr. Durham".
The funeral for
Region chairman
Gary Herrema drew
everyone from fann-
ers who lived near
his Uxbridge spread
to high-powered
Politicians.
Speaking to Mr.
Hcrrema's family
during a eulogy at
Trinity United
Church, Ajax Mayor
Jim Witty said,
"Thank you for giv-
ing him to us. He
was an inspiration
to us all.
"The quality of
life here is the finest
in the country. For
that, he'll always he
remembered as Mr.
Durham."
Mr. Herrema,
who died of cancer
Monday at the age
of 57, had a "real
genuine interest in
people — real peo-
ple in restaurants in Durham- who
he'd often talk with over a cup of
coffee.
They'd speak about -matters of
interest to the senators of the
Region," Mr. Witty said.
When Mr. Witty first began
going to conventions after his elec-
tion as Ajax Regional councillor in
1980, people would note his name
hadge indicated he was from
Durham.
"They'd say that little town near
London and 1'd say 'no' and tell
them where it is. They'd say
'That's where Gary Herrema is
from'. For that, he'll always he
known as Mr. Durham."
At conventions, Mr. Herrema
would meet other politicians. "It
amazes me, because he knew every-
one of these people by name. He'd
say 'Is Myrtle here or are you here
for pleasure'?"
.In his address, Minister Andrew
Allison of St. Paul's Presbyterian
.Church in the Uxbridge community
of Leaskdale, said, "Realness
appeals to us. We don't like to be
part of people who aren't real. Gary
Herrema was real. We've heard sto-
ries of Gary where he didn't mind
rolling up his sleeves and getting
.his hands dirty.
"We like real people, except on a
;day like today. Dying means losing
real people."
Mr. Allison spoke of the time Mr.
:Herrema almost drowned while he
.and some friends tried to break up
:some ice near Beaverton.
"Gary and the guys jumped into a
truck with some dynamite. None
were explosives experts and some
weren't too sharp about where they
dropped the dynamite. Gary fell
through and he had to hang on to a
rope or he would have drowned."
Mr. Allison praised Mr. Herre-
ma's wife Helen for the "con-
stant care" she provided and
for honoring "his last wish to
die in his own home".
During a prayer, Mr. Allison
noted, "Gary Herrema would
encourage you to live your life
to the fullest. We've heard so
many times he had a zest for
life.
"I hip i. a real celehration
of a life. a life lied to the
full."
Mr. Herrema's
chain of office was
draped on his closed
coffin.
Among those
attending the one-hour
funeral service at
Trinity United were
1)urha►n Regional
coun�:illor� past and
pre,cnl. Meso, 'f'oron-
Pall bearers carry the casket of regional chairman Gary Herrema
from Trinity United Church in Uxbridge Thursday. About 1,000 peo-
ple attended the service. photo by Ron Pietroniro
to chairman Allan Tonks, Mis-
sissauga Mayor Hazel
McCallion, Brampton
Mayor Peter Robertson,
former Toronto mayor
and federal cabinet
minister David Crom-
hie, former Oshawa
mayor and provincial
cabinet minister Allan
Gary Herrema P11kcy and current fed-
cral, provincial and
municipal politicians.
They were among hundreds
of people who paid their last
respects to Mr. Herrema.
An estimated 1.800 attended
visitation Tuesday night.
Wednesday afternoon and
Wednesday evening at Low
and Low Funcral Horne in Port
Perry.
A private burial and recep-
tion followed the funeral.
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Nurses toldI to' brace for `chaos'
By STEPHEN SHAW
DLTRHAM STAFF
DURHAM — Ontario nurses should brace
themselves for "five years of real chaos" as the
provincial health-care system undergoes major
reform, Durham -Northumberland nurses were
told recently.
Speaking at a general meeting of the Regis-
tered NursA Association of Ontario (Durham -
Northumberland Chapter), Ministry of Health
nurse co-ordinator Kathleen MacMillan urged
local members not to resist the dramatic changes
coming to Ontario's health care system.
"When you have this degree of chaos, you
have a real opportunity for change," said Ms.
MacMillan, who advised nurses to seize the
opportunities which this "era of
reform" will create.
Premier Mike Harris's plan to radi-
cally reform the current system "is in
the best interest of the Province," and
"solutions to the problems we have are
going to be implemented whether we
like them or not"
Ms. MacMillan said hospitals have
stretched their budgets to the limits
and maximized their efficiency in
recent years, leaving the government
no alternative but to change the whole
system.
"There is no doubt that some of the
recommendations, if acted on, will
have a serious impact on nurses. but it
doesn't have to be all bad." Rather
than protecting changes, she encour-
aged nurses to contribute to finding
solutions and to the decision-making
process.
While nurses may tend to view pro-
posed hospital closures and restructur-
ings as "very depressing," downsizing
will actually result in new doors of
employment opening for front-line
health-care workers. Growing "gaps"
in health-care services in communities
will require filling, she said.
With patients being discharged
from hospitals earlier than ever,
"There might as well be an ocean
between hospitals and the borne," she
said, pointing to a lack of planning
and services for chronic -care patients
who are sent home from hospital.
Association president Kathy Bruce
said while patients are being released
from hospital more quickly, "there is
no money being transferred to the
community sector to provide the ser-
vices which these people need when
they go back home."
The hospital overhaul may help a
vastly underemployed nursing profes-
Correction
AJAX-PICKERING -- A
photo caption that appeared on
Page 1 of the Friday, Nov. 17
edition of the News Advertiser
regarding a Citizenship Court
ceremony incorrectly identified
one of the people in the pboto.
Pictured at right was Hilarine
Lewis.
. The News Advertiser regrets
the error.
SEAM
CORRECTION NOTICE
In our two day sale Nov. 24, 1995.
Media 1143, our 75 -pc.
Mechanics tool set 45075D/609,
Ad reads: Regular price $89.99
for $79.99 Should read: $69.99
for $59.99. We sincerely
apologize for any inconvenience
this may have caused our
customers.
Sion in Ontario, Ms. MacMillan said. Last year,
the Ontario College of Nurses reported there
were 2,700 registered nurses out of work and
2,200 registered practical nurses also unem-
ployed.
Among the changes the Province is planning
to enhance the nursing profession are a stream-
lined education and training system for colleges
and universities and the creation of a province -
wide research centre to be accessed on the Inter-
net to assist nurses, she said.
Ms. Bruce said nurses are "very fearful" of
the coming changes. She believes, though, that
"that this could be a very exciting time. There
are a lot of opportunities out there, but I am
known to be an optimist."
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Trustee's truancy criticized
DURHAM — A public
"I feel this is a personal
school hoard trustee has
altack," the Oshawa
come under fire For miss-
trustee said at Monday's
ing a handful of commit-
regular hoard meeting
tee meetings.
aticr Ajax trustee Colleen
But Durham Board of
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Education trustee Mike
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Nicholson is defending
From SEAC.
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"It's a grave concern
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mittee meetings and has
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FROM PAGE 1
will go to area schools to collect donations for the food
bank.
A day in December may be designated when transit
riders will be able to make a food bank donation on the
bus, but that has not been finalized. Similar donation
programs have been succrosful in other municipalities.
It took three days to paint the Christmas bus. The
$6000 c(A;t of painting it over and painting it back to
Pickering Transit colors afterwards will be picked up
by the Pickering Town Centre, SuperCentre, Village at
the Pines, Blue Star Auto and Streedevel Media.
It was Streetlievel Media, the company that markets
the advertising space inside Pickering Transit buses.
which proposed having a Chr 6lmas bus here and usmi g
it to help the food bank, according to Sharon Minton,
program superintendent for the Town's department of
culture and recreation.
"It is an excellent idea for advertising," she says, not-
ing the food bank is "absolutely thrilled" to be receiv-
ing the publicity.
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Mr. Nicholson, who
says he has missed "four
or five" SEAC meetings
in the past year, believes
Ms. Jordan's criticism
should have been raised
"privately.
"We all miss meetings,
we all have tull-time
jobs," said Mr. Nicholson,
noting he also sits on four
other committees, some of
which convene the same
evenings.
Board vice-chairman
and Pickering trustee
Ruth Ann Schedlich
reminded trustees that
SEAC members "are
looking for three trustees
who really commit to
SEAC.-
Over the next few
weeks, trustees will he
asked to request commit-
tees they would like to sit
on fur the next 12 months.
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Two conununit-k-based efforts emereed this vi eek
that, when taken collectivel- illustrate the promise of
a brighter tomorrowfor us all when different groups
,loin forces for the common good.
In one case. we have a collection of the Durham
public and separate school hoards, local businesses
and industries \% ho have joined together to organize a
TICHV'0-CHALLFNGF: for students in the Region.
The aini of the challenge (and the people behind it)
IN to encourage and challenge students to improve
their math. science and technological skills.
The other is a school-based effort at an Oshawa
school that w ill see 22 ,irl,, focus on math, science
and English subjects to boost their skills with a view
to �,uidin_ them into so-called non-traditional career
path. as they grow older.
The potential benefits with each of these initiatives
are virtually limitless. On one hand, the TF.CHNt)-
CHALLENGF celebrates the \alue of a solid acade-
mic grounding, in maths and sciences, while the pro-
ject at O*Neill Collegiate in Oshawa will provide a
much-needed push for %oung women to consider
alternative careers and educations.
Though tradition ma\ dictate that \oun,: women
Mill choose established areas of learn' -•. history has
also proven that gender has little to do with talent.
commitment or success in the work force.
More women seeking, non-traditional careers
should bode well for our future. Fresh ideas, different
life experiences and innovative approaches will be the
ke\ s to continued success for Canadian business. And
innovation simpl} isn't something that could or
should be claimed b\ an exclusively male club.
We applaud both of these initiatives and heartily
endorse their aims.
Tomorrow, we max. do well to answer to BiL7
Sister
InfoSource Poll:
Last week we asked:
• Do you favor the
formation of a GTA
`supercity' from
Clarington to Burlington?
ANSWER:
Yes No
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Do you plan to buy an
extra toy or groceries for
donation to one of the
many community drives
organized this year?
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Do you agree with an independent panel's
We asked,suggestion that N1PP's should get a 15 per cent pay
raise:) -- asked at Ajax Plaza
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"No! Not with all the
cutbacks...
ROBERT BRANCH
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CHRIS KENNEDY
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province is an antiquated, bloated way, I can tell you it is a system that choice target of politicians.
dinosaur, whose sole purpose is to is too slow, complex, extensive and These are the people who built
extend the misery of the victims of bloated. Yet the Paul Bernardos of Canada and who are too decent and
crime as long as possible, while this world enjoy unlimited funding. law abiding to complain. Now is the
purporting to protect the rights of Legal bills in excess of $2 million time to look closely at Legal Aid
criminals. A whole industry thrives for one person is a criminal act in and the justice system.
on this misery, and all extract a itself and must be investigated. The Harris government, in its
healthy financial reward, which is Why do we as taxpayers have to zeal to save money, has not gutted
stripped off the backs of the over- support this excess? Legal Aid enough and I urge them
taxed, law-abiding citizens. It's popular to gut health care not to give in to the threats.
Having gone through the courts and old -age pensions, but that only As for the poor, unde
myself, and having paid my own affects the sick and elderly — the defence lawyers, let them
To the editor.
So the lawyers want to sue
Ontario taxpayers for money we
don't have to pay lir a service that
9M per cent of Ontarians simply
don't qualify for. If The Law
Society of Upper Canada supports
this attack on the Ontario taxpayer,
they are not only fiscally bankrupt
but are also morally bankrupt and
living in a financial wonderland.
The justice system in this
You've restored m belief in thegoodneY
understand there's money in recy-
cled garbage, and that's exactly
what their proposed lawsuit of the
Ontario taxpayer is — garbage.
When you threaten to sue the
hand that fees you, you deserve
nothing. Ten cents on the dollar
seems fair to me• after all that's
what they suggest when the shoe is
on the other foot.
r -paid Harvey Kirsch,
howl. I Puckering
ss of people
name. Whoever you are, I would like to
express my sincere thanks. You have no
idea how much I appreciate your honesty.
In times where you too often read and
hear about such negative things happening
in our society, it really restored my faith in
the goodness of some people.
S.L. Moody,
- Pickering
To the editor:
On Saturday. Oct. 28 1 went shopping
at the Pickering Town Centre. After pick-
ing up some pictures which had been
developed, I sat down on a bench to look
at them.
Then 1 went to the far end of the mall
and realized I had left my purse on the
bench. At the time I had a fair amount of
cash in it as well as all of my identifica-
tion and credit cards. Like a lot of women,
my whole life is in my purse.
After running all the way to the infor-
mation booth, I was told that someone had
turned in a purse but I had to wait nearly
20 minutes for "security" to come and
handle the process of me identifying the
purse, etc.
In that 20 minutes I figured that it prob-
ably was my purse under the counter in the
information booth, but that someone had
found it after the cash was stolen and that
someone was running up incredible
amounts on my credit cards.
Fortunately, it was my purse and every-
thing was in it. The woman with the little
girl who returned my purse never left her
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Niiip ' fight refund sought
FROM PAGE 1
But he points out that in
other exceptional cases simi-
lar to Pickering's, the Joint
Board has ordered substantial
reimbursements to towns.
Pickering has taken the
position that fighting the
IWA process should not be
considered one of its normal
functions, as preparing for an
ordinary planning hearing
might have been.
"This hearing was so
unusual," says Mr. Kirby.
adding there was "no way"
the Town could have planned
and made budgetary provi-
sions for such a legal fight.
There is also the question
of whether it's right for Pick-
ering to be expected to shoul-
der all the cost,,.
"What you're really asking
is who should pay." Mr.
Kirby says, since, no matter
what the Joint Board derides,
the costs will be paid by tax-
payers. The question is
whether it will be all Ontario
taxpayers (as the IWA was
fully financed by the
Province) or only Pickering
taxpayers. The Town has
maintained its taxpayers
should not have to bear the
cost of a provincial initiative
such as the IWA process that
unposed a landfill here for the
benefit of areas outside Pick-
ering, and that took over a
function usually handled by
regional government
Mr. Sheffield notes the
S2.2 million spent so far by
the Town on fighting the
EE I I site which was to have
bkcn lot_-ve i near the existing
Brock West dump may not be-
the
ethe final total.
"Mere may be still some
bills coming in we haven't
seen yet."
The Board has not yet
made a decision on any of the
applications for reimburse-
ment and has given no indica-
tion of when that decision
will come, says Kathleen
Beall, Board legal counsel.
It's not clear on what basis
or under what criteria any
reimbursement would be
granted.
"That is something that
will form part of the Board's
decision," says Ms. Beall.
Whatever reimbursement
is ordered would have to be
paid by the IWA, which still
exists even though its landfill -
search operations have been
terminated.
Pickering -Ajax Citizens
Together (PACT) for the
Environment, which fought
the IWA-proposed dump.
negotiated a reimbursement
settlement with the IWA
early last summer. PACT
received about 70 per cent of
the approximately S 110.000 it
spent for the Joint Board
hearings, according to its
chairman, Dave Steele_ Other
citizens' gaups received sim-
ilar settlements.
"We don't have a source of
income like the Town: that s
why it was a lot easier for
US", says Mr. Steele.
Even with the reimburse-
ment and donatkxts from die
public, he notes, PACT
remains "about $20,000 in
the hole" as a result of its
fights against devekq=x:w of
the proposed EEI I landfill
and for the closure of the
existing Brock West dump.
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A few good blood donors needed
DURHANI -- .area residents are
being asked to give the gilt of life.
The Ajax -Pickering branch of* the
Canadian Red Cross Society holds a
blood donor clinic Tuesday, Nov. 28
from I to 8:30 p.m. at St. Bernadette's
Church, corner of Harwood A%enue
and Bayl.y Street. Ajax. The goal is
315 units and all blood types are need-
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ZELLERS OPENS STORE
This Monday,
November 27, 1995 Zellers
will open the doors to their
new store located in the
Durham Centre at Harwood
and Highway. 2 in Ajax. A
sneak preview is available for
the general public on Saturday
Nov 25th from 9 am to 6 pm,
and Sunday Nov 26th from 10
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SCRATCH AND SAVE
.As part of the celebra-
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are invited to attend the sneak
preview and save 5% to 50%
on their regularly priced pur-
chases- By simply taking their
scratch and save card to the
check-out when ready to pay,
the cashier will reveal the sur-
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don't worry if you did not
receive a card at home, you can
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Canada, generating sales in
excess of $3 billion annually.
This represents over 22% of
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Pickering tree lighting
launches Yule season
❑ Sixth annual
event aims to boost
holiday spirit
PICKI:RING — Get into
the holiday spirit by attending
the Town of Pickering's 6th
annual Christmas tree li0itint,
celebrations Tuesday. Dec. 5.
The ceremonies will he
held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in
the outdoor courtyard of
the Pickcring Civic Com-
plex at One the
Esplanade. t
Events will include
the tree lightin_•
Christmas carols.
entertainment by
the Cabbage Town '
Kids and a i-,rcetimi
from Santa. 1'Ifhere'II
be Christmas candy sticks
Come Out To See YounQ
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AM,Uealthy J1VhJg0!
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Illicit s aren't only the onl in Durham
❑ Booze and
smokes are deadly
drugs of choice
By MARIANNE TAKACS
srnSF REK)RIT t
DURHAM — Most of us
probably figure we can
ignore Drug Awareness
Week Nov. 19 to 25 since
neither we nor our loved
ones are into stuff like
cocaine, heroin or LSD.
But according to a 1990
Ontario Health Survev. 32
per cent of Durham residents
over the age of 16 have at
least one drug problem —
they smoke.
A significant group of
them are at risk for another
major drug problem — alco-
hol abuse. Twenty-seven per
cent reported sometimes con-
suming 10 or more alcoholic
beverages on a single occa-
sion, 14 per cent said they'd
had on average two or more
drinks per day and 20 per
cent of those who
had driver's �—
licences reported ► ��
getting behind the
wheel after con-
suming at least -Sock
two drinks within
an hour.I tells
As for the ille-
gal stuff, 14 per j the 1,
cent reported
using illicit drugs Cling;
over the previous i
year. OK...
"Society tells
us the legal drugs SUZh
are OK," says
Suzin Shopiro- Shop
Jackson of the Jack,
Addiction
Research FmidaIn
-
tion's Whitby
office, which
serves all of ey-
Durham Region.
But what people
often fo et she
rg .
notes, is that alcohol and
tobacco are the major "drugs
of choice" in our society -
One of the goals of Drug
Awareness Week is to publi-
cize the problems associated
with the drugs that people
often fail to see as drugs.
Here are some of the facts
about them, as detailed in the
ARF publication, Drugs is
Ontario.
* Nearly 30 per cent of all
deaths in Ontario in 1991
were directly or indirectly
related to tobacco or aioohoi
use.
* The leading cause of death
for people aged 34 to 64 is
cancer. Lung cancer, which
is strongly linked to long-
term tobacco use, kills more
people than any other form
of cm=.
* Health risks associated
with excessive drinking
include liver damage, a mor-
tahty tate more than twice as
high as the general popula-
tion, twice as many acci-
dents, four tithes the number
of stomach and duedenal
cancers, five times the num-
ber of upper digestive and
respiratory cancers and six
times the number of suicides.
In addition to raising
awareness of the conse-
quences associated with the
abuse of both legal and illicit
drugs, another goal of Drug
Awareness Week is to let
people know there is help
available in the community
for those with drug problems.
"Most people, I find,
they're not even sure of
where to Start calling," says
Ms. Shopiro-Jackson. ""There
are places they can call."
But. she notes, a person
who suspects either they or a
loved one has a drug abuse
problem should turn to their
family doctor first, since
changes associated with drug
abuse can also be symptoms
of a medical condition. If
there is no illness, the doctor
can often refer the patient to
the right place for help.
As a first step toward get-
ting help, people can also
turn directly to practically
any community
agency — such
as a distress cen-
tre, the police, the
I local health or
social services
ty department — or
workplace
is resources like
their employee
gal assistance rep,
human resources
are department or
occupational
health nurse.
"Any of
the agencies
ro- knows how to put
them on to the
Dn right people,"
says Ms. Shopiro-
Jackson. Manv
community agen-
cies will have a
.11�-z, Dopy of the Drug
and Alcohol Reg-
istry of Treatment
which lists treat-
ment centres across the
province. (Information from
the registry may be obtained
by calling 1-800.56548603.)
If a member of the public
wants information on a drug
or alcohol problem but is not
at the stage of waomtg coun-
selling or any other form of
direct help, most agencies
will put together an informa-
tion package of pamphlets
and brochures for them on
the subject area they're inter-
ested in. Agencies such as
ARF and others neva ask for
names of or information on
pMk seeking help -
Ms. Shopiro-Jackson
notes one of the difli ulties
people Wien have is trying to
find out for certain whether
the person they're worried
about does indeed have a
drug abuse problem. "How
do I know?" is a question she
is often asked
"There is no clear
answer," she says, but warn-
ing signs to watch for when
illicit drugs are involved
include dramatic changes in
a person's behavior and/or
th
mood. Signs may be similar drug abuse. for you either physically, close to you. Inat-s e bot -
but sometimes more subtle "An abuse of a drug is socially or legally — causing tom line. It's an abuse when
for alcohol or prescription when it's causing problems problems for you or people there are problems."
Many places offer help right in your community
DURHAM — Here is a list of some
5366
Narcotics Anonymous — 905-433-
of the agencies and organizations in
Community Addiction Services of
7944
Durham which provide information
Pinewood Centre, Ajax — 905-683-
Substance Abuse Council for Youth
and aid for drug and addiction prob-
5950; Oshawa — 905-723-8195; Bow-
in Durham Region, c/o Margaret Hef-
lems.
manville — 905-697-2747; Port Perry
feron — 905-683-4600
Alcoholics Anonymous, Alanon (for
—905-985-4721
Linda Lowery, Substance Abuse
families of alcoholics), Alateen (for
Destiny Manor Treatment Centre,
Counsellor for the Durham Board of
teens) — 905-728-1020
Whitbv — 905-668-1858 or 1-800-
Education, Whitby — 905-666-6334
Addiction Research Foundation,
825-6325
Renascent Treatment Centre, Paul
Whitby -905-576-6277
John Howard Society of Durham
Sullivan house, Brooklin — 905-655-
Cocaine Anonymous — 905-571-
Region, Oshawa—O05-579-8..182
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Ajacian nabbed i*n- burglary
E Port Petty two men loading a car with
household items.
homeowner The homeowner blocked the
surprises thieves driveway with his vehicle, but
p the suspects jumped in their car,
rammed the other vehicle and
DURHAM — A man who drove away.
came home to find two burglars The homeowner used a cellu-
ransacking his Port Perry house lar phone to call police and
has been credited with helping alerted two neigh -
police apprehend two suspects, bors, who chased
one of them an Ajax resident. after the vehicle. The
Durham Regional Police say suspects drove down
a Ward Road man came home at a dead-end road and
12:10 p.m. Wednesday to find began unloading
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A police officer arrived on
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pects for two miles before
arresting two men. Police say
the suspects broke into two
homes, removing $5,000 in
household items, including a
television.
A 19 -year-old Ajax man has
been charged with break, enter
and theft and possession of
stolen property.
A 21 -year-old Oshawa man
has been charged with break,
enter and theft, possession of
stolen property and dangerous
operation of a motor ,,chicle.
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In our two day sale Nov. 24, 1995.
Media 1143, our 75 -pc.
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Ad reads: Regular price $89.99
for $79.99 Should read: $69.99
for $59.99. We sincerely
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this may have caused our
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Sheridan - Chevrolet - Geo - The stuffed toys will go to the
Oldsmobile - Cadillac located Salvation Army to deliver to
at 1800 Kingston Rd. in needy local kids. Hurry in, the
Pickering has a Christmas winning ballot will be drawn at
Cavalier filled with stuffed 4:30 p.m. Saturday, November
toys! Correctly guess how 25th/95. Pictured above are (L -
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winner of a portable stereo Manager) and Captain Doug
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The Town of Pickering. Department of Culture and Recreation, is offering a Christmas
Holiday Mini Camp from Tuesday. Jan. 2 to Friday. Jan. 5 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the
Pickering Recreation Complex.
The combination Art/Sport Holiday Camp will offer a choice of programs which include: Ball
hockey, basketball• squash and racquetball• indoor soccer• music and dance, video. cooking•
craft~ and co-operative games.
Campers will have the opportunity to sign up each day for activities of their choice.
Swimming will be available to all campers daily from 2 to 3 p.m. (so bring your swimsuit and
towel).
Campers must bring their own lunch and drinks to camp. Transportation is not provided for
this camp, so parents are asked to drop your child off at 9 a.m. and pick them up at 3:30 p.m.
For working parents. our famous Extend -A -Camp program will operate each day before camp
from 7 to 9 a.m.• and after camp from 3:30 to 6:15 p.m.
Our camp staff are experienced, creative and bursting with enthusiasm. so come out and join
in the fun.
Children aged six to eight years can get involved in our Christmas Flower Centre Piece
program at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School (1918 Whites Rd.) on Tuesday. Dec. 5. This
program will provide a fun. hands-on adventure into the art of flower arranging (fresh and dried
materials). Each child will bring their own creation to show off for the holidays.
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Don't forget the last Pre -Teen Dance of 1995 is at the Pickering Recreation Complex on
Friday. Dec. 15 from 7 to 10 p.m_ Tickets go on sale !Monday. Dec. 11 at the complex. Get yours
early as they are sure to sell out fast
For the little ones, we are also offering a Pre -School Kindergym !Mini -Session this holiday
season. with weekly three-day session of Family Kindergym. Junior Gym and Tots 'n Action.
These mini sessions will operate the weeks of Dec. 18. Dec. 27 and Jan. 3.
Spaces are limited. so register early to avoid disappointment.
For more camp/program information. contact the department of culture and recreation at 420-
4621.
The Town of Pickering invites you to Come Ride with Santa for a special tour and carol
singing on Wednesday. Dec. 13.
Included in this free evening arc the Mayor's Christmas Light Tour and caroling for seniors
and the physically challenged.
Buses will be departing from the following locations on Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m. for the tour: 910
Liverpox)l Rd. (Eastshore Community Centra-): 1201 St. Martin's: 1330 Foxglove, 1910 Faylee:
1955 Valley Farm! Village Retirement Centre), and Claremont.
All specialized services passengers must book at least three days in advance. Space is limited.
so book your ride early by calling 683-4114.
Refreshments and entertainment following the tour will be provided at the South Pickering
Seniors Centre.
For more information. call 683-4138 or 683-1179.
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and Saturday, Dec. 2 at 8 p.m.
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PICKERING — Anyone wanting
to help establish a public art gallery
and studio at historic
McPherson/Campbell house in Pick-
ering's Lynn Heights Park is invited
to attend a special fund-raising event
tonight, Friday, at the Pick Family
Restaurant on Hwy. 2 west of Whites
Road.
Paintings by local artist Sharon
Cordes-Okrasa will be auctioned off,
and there'll be draws for prizes such
as tickets to a Toronto Maple Leafs
hockey game Dec. 9, a Kodak One -
Step camera, dinner for two at the
Pick Family Restaurant, travel dis-
counts and fruit baskets.
A $20 cover charge for the event
includes a buffet. There'll be a cash
bar.
Proceeds from the auction and raf-
fles will go to the proposed restora-
tion of McPherson/Campbell House
as an art gallery and studio.
For more information call Ms.
Cordes-Okrasa at 905-831-4859.
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Congress of Black Women hosts brunch
DURHAM -- The Congress of east corner of Hwy. 2 and Whites Rd.,
Black Women holds it hrunch from Pickering. Cost is $10 for adults, or $5
12 30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Nov. 26 in for children under 12. Call 428-6746.
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School board retirees, et�rees volunteers to be honored
DURHAM — Volunteers who give up
sent a survey to a number of school
their time for public school board com-
boards across Canada asking if they for-
mittees are being honored at a special
mally recognized such volunteers.
meeting, while the tradition of giving gifts
Of 37 boards which responded, only
to retiring employees is being reinstated.
four held receptions or recognition nights.
Durham Board of Education trustees
Durham trustees agreed to recognize
reached those decisions at their standing
committee volunteers by honoring them at
committee meeting Monday.
a board meeting each spring.
Until now, the board hasn't formally
School volunteers won't be recognized
recognized volunteers who sit on commit-
at that meeting, because most schools
tees with system -wide mandates, such as
hold teas to thank them, notes Mrs.
employment equity.
Brown.
At the request of trustees last summer,
Meanwhile, trustees agreed to reinstate
communications manager Mary Brown
the practice of giving gifts to retiring
Ajax -Pickering chapter of Amnesty International meets
AJAX-PICKERING -- Amnesty Church,
300 Church St. N.
InlLmational meets Tuesday, Nov. 28 at
Richard Sternlee presents a slide
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employees. Until three years ago, the
board honored both retiring employees
and those with 25 years of service with a
dinner and gift.
Those employees each received two
tickets to a dinner, which cost the board
about $20 apiece, as a well as a gift —
usually brass candlesticks or a brass pic-
ture frame — worth about $30.
Due to budget concerns, trustees cut
those costs in half and began offering a
dinner to retiring staff and a gift to 25 -
year employees.
Trustees asked Mrs. Brown to survey
boards on methods of honoring retiring
employees.
Twenty-five of 37 boards which
responded gave retirees a gift with an
average price tag of $121. Just two gave
only a dinner or reception.
At Monday's meeting, trustees agreed
to once again honor retirees with both a
dinner and a gift, while employees with
25 years of service will continue to
receive a gift only.
Trustees must vote on the issues a final
time at their regular board meeting Mon-
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Entertainment
Nov. 24, 1995
Pickering board
game inventor
pursues success
By STEPHEN' LATEGAN
SPECIAL r<r'IHE'SI AS AIA IkTISFk
PICKERING -- A local
inventor has rcccivcd influential
support in his attempt to capital-
ize on a fayoritc Canadian pas-
time.
Pursuing, Pursuit is described
as a hoard game that will bring,
new /est and excitement to play-
ing, tri\ is Lames. As the name
sug,g,ests. it follows in the foot-
steps of the highly successful
Trivial Pursuit.
And its Pickering, creator is
pleased about its recent rcCugni-
tion bN, an American Laming
publication. `
"Ha\ in,, been publicised in
Games magaiine makes me feel
gold. sa%s Kip 'Merriam. a
transportation consultant by
trade.
The rnazaiine listed Pursuing
Pursuit among, the top hoard
Lames for 1990. In order to
corn-
pile its annual ranking of CIeC-
tnmic and board games. a group
of testers tried out thousands of
such products currently on the
market and made their decision
based on playability.
Mr. 'Merriam hopes this will
pro%ide a boost for sales of his
invention. which has been on the
market for a month. The great
expense of producing copies has
meant that. at present. only about
20 are available in a handful of
video and Laming stores in Pick-
ering
The game heard is separated
into six categories — -encral,
movies. music. TV. and in a
Clever hid to cash in on two ele-
ments of popular Culture. Disney
and Trekkie. Each Consists of 4S
squares containing, instructions
for those %%ho answer a question
correctly. 'Trading Places for
example. is a square which
allows you to Change positions
with another player. allowing
you to move into a desired cate-
gory and to put an opponent into
another. The object is for a play-
er or team to reach 400 points
and receive six 'star awards'.
Mr Merriam wanted to Create
something more challeng,ing than
existing trivia g,amcs. A thought
it would be good if we could
de% ise a Larne that would he
interaclive." he saes.
"There still could he changes."
says %1r %1crr-iam of his cre-
ation, which was four years in
the making. and saw an invest-
ment of S I S(1.110O along, with ..
lot of hard work (and) a lot of
sweat...
In lieu of* payment. 10 others
who helped develop the game
received shares of the company,
including his sun. who drew the
board's graphics, and his wife
and friends who came up with
the 3.64X) questions.
Mr. Merriam hopes those
stockholders cash in for their
investment in his risk,, venture.
"Its something you've got to he
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The Invention of the new Pursuing Pursuit board game was a
family affair for (from left) Kim, Derek and Pat Merriam. The
Pickering family is now marketing the game, similar to the
immensely popular Trivial Pursuit.
willing to take a gamble at. Suc- create a demand for Pursuing
cess on board games is very. Pursuit. which will put him in a
very slim." better bargaining position with
By distributing through his large game companies wishing to
own company. Mr. Merriam is buy the rn'alties.
following the same path to suc- "It's going to take me a lung
cess taken by previous inventors. time to get my money hack. 1
As was the case with all of the knew that. says Mr. 'Merriam.
most papular games, Mr. Nlerri.- "But if you're successful. there's
am hopes word of mouth will a lot more money to be made."
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AJAX-PICKERING — The Russians the Russian boys will live with mem-
are coming, the Russians are coming. bers of the local team and their fam-
An atom squad from Moscow is set ilies.
to play a two -game series with the /I The Ajax -Pickering Raiders
Ajax -Pickering Raiders AAA' A are a team of 11 -year-old boys
major atoms at the Pickering who play in the Eastern
Recreation Complex next week. Ontario 'AAA' Hockey
The 20 -member Lada Ice League.
Hockey Team will take on the After the Pickering
Raiders Tuesday, Nov. 28 at AAA matches, the Russians will
8:30 p.m. and Thursday, travel to Ottawa and
Nov. 30 at 6:30 p.m. RRIBEIRSMontrealIbefore returning
During their stay here, ome.
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Local rink bows out of zone senior playdowns
By JIM EASSON Many in local curling circles have asked
SPECIAL. TO THE NEWS ADVERTIsER why Annandale is not the host of the
AJAX — The Annandale Curling Club's Ontario Men's Curling Championships at
entry in the CIBC Seniors "Lone Playdowns the Pickering Recreation Complex in
was eliminated after the third round of February. Whitby Curling Club had bid to
competition at the Port Perry Curling Club host the championships a number of times.
last Saturday and Sunday. When they were finally awarded the 1996
Annandale's Rocky Bergeron rink lasted version, they were unable to come to an
into the third round, but only by virtue of a agreement with the Iroquois Park complex.
bye in the opening draw. Joining Bergeron However, the Whitby group was able to
were vice Walter [Nash, second Jim Easson come to terms with the Pickering facility.
and lead Mark Scanlan. Accordingly, Whitby is hosting the Nokia
A Port Peng foursome skipped by Ralph Cup there Feb. 6 to 11. There is a $5 dis-
Fairman won the 'A' side of the competi- count on full -week and final -weekend
tion. That rink will advance to the regional packages ordered before the end of this
competition in Thornhill this coming week- year.
end. Call 665 -CURL for more information.
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Pickering Panthers left winger last Friday. The Panthers pre -
Anthony Cornacchia passes the vailed over the Eagles, thefirst-
puck past Aurora Eagles' Matt place team in the Vilest Division,
Dowdle during Metro Junior 'A' by a 5-4 score. Comacchia had
Hockey League action at the two assists in the contest.
Pickering Recreation Complex photo by Celia Bronkhorst
METRO JUNIOR'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE
EAST DIVISION STANDINGS Pow. 12)
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PTS
Wexford 19
18
1
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42
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Thornhill 18
13
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55
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Markham 17
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Plokertog 16
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DIVISION SCORING LEADERS
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Eric Pacey (Thounhol) 16
10
20
30
Thomas KahiN (rhom) 18
12
17
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Jay Woodcraft (Marls) 17
14
12
26
John Rumso (Wexkxo 18
10
16
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Sean SWrort* (Wax) 19
13
12
25
Steve Moore (Tlwnt" 18
8
15
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Brian Synolt (Well.) 16
13
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22
G. Trakoses (Markham) 17
11
11
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JM &Mlon (Thonhiq 14
5
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M. DoP"ft (Tho" 16
7
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Ron Baker (Oshawa) 18
7
12
19
Ryan Poulton (WeAord)19
6
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19
C. MacDonald (Osh) 18
10
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18
A. Corneachis (Pick) 16
9
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Janie Jean" (Pick) 16
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10
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PLAYERIPOS G
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16
9
9
18
Jamie Jearnes
16
8
10
18
John Gallagher
16
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Chris Ryan
16
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11
14
Jason Wilson
16
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11
Richard Spooner
15
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10
Kyle Martin
16
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Stephan KoedMn
11
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Chis Hunter
16
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Graham Horns
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John Carft
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Joe Bairn
6
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Jemmy Mull"
15
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Brain Heliendoorn
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Stu Vadergeeat
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Jason Reed
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Eric Abayot
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Michael Pirrlcney
16
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Everett Monts
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Craig Marshall
1
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Dustin Cunningham
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j Dolphins' football bantams
capture provincial crown
El Ajax-PickeringThe
Dolphins advanced to
and Jason Gomez each scored
the Wilson Bowl after win-
touchdowns, while kicker
squad captures
ning the Central Ontario
Penny nailed a field goal and
Wilson Bowl with
Minor football League title
two converts.
Nov. 12. Ajax -Pickering The second game of
win over East
beat the previously-
the provincials pitted the
u n d e f e a r e d
Dolphins against the
Gloucester BengalS
Scarborough Thunder
Bengal.. in a contest
bantams 26-6 at
played in slushy and
AJAX-PICKERING — The
Scarborough ' s
muddy conditions last
Ajax -Pickering Dolphins
Birchmount Stadium.
Saturday afternoon.
football bantams won the
The Dolphins' open-
The Bengals prevailed
provincial championship last
ing game of the
9-6. Ajax-Pickering's
weekend.
provincials was
lone touchdown was
The Dolphins pulled off a
against the Flamboro scored by Azevedo.
14-7 victor over the East
Bobcats, with the
•I'he Bengals went on
Gloucester Bengals from
Dolphins prevailing 17-
to defeat flamboro to
Ottawa in the Wilson Bowl
12. The game was played at
set up the provincial champi-
championship game played at
Kitchener's Centennial Park
onship final between East
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Stadium last Friday night.
Gloucester and Ajax -
University in Waterloo Running backs Azevedo Pickering.
Sunday.
the
Dolphins cored by Pumas qualify for LOSSA hoops finals
ning backs Bruno Azevedo PICKERING -- The Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas
and Paul Serra. Converts were senior girls' basketball squad has qualified for the Durham
kicked by Scott Penny. .Region finals after winning its semi-final contest.
Players -of -the -game awards The Pumas met Whitby's Henry Street High School Hawks in
went to Kris Small, who man- the Lake Ontario Secondary School (LOSSA) finals Thursday
aged three interceptions on right. The result wasn't available at our press deadline.
defence, and to Bruno'.Pine Ridge advanced to the championship contest with a 60-
Azevedo on offence for his 4 victory over Whitby's Anderson Raiders.
constant drive throughout the High scorers for Pine Ridge were Chantelle Marsh with 27
game. points, and Colleen Penney scoring 20.
Lightning struck down at Sharkfest tourney
AJAX-PICKERING — The Durham West team's regular goalie Stacey Valley who was
Lightning tier II novice 'B' girls' hockey unable to play because of a broken finger.
team's quest for a third consecutive title at the Zorn scored twice, with a single to Gooding.
Barrie Sharkfest tournament ended short of Misty MacKinnon and Gooding drew assists.
the mark on the weekend. Despite strong goaltending by Caggiula and
The Lightning, made up of eight and nine- a solid defensive effort by Lisa Lillie, Jessica
year-old girls from Ajax and Pickering, was Tobin, Camblin Trentadue and Gooding,
eliminated from further tourney play after a 6- Durham West suffered a 1-0 loss to Aurora.
1 loss to Brampton in the third contest. Nicole Meghan Yeo had the best scoring chances for
Zorn scored the lone goal, with assists to the Lightning in the contest.
Katelyn Sears and Brianna Gooding. Team members are Quinn Caggiula, Ashley
Forwards Ashley Ewanchek, Caley Hulme Ewanchek, Brianna Gooding, Caley Hulme,
and Kimberly Kish turned in strong efforts. Kimberly Kish, Lisa Lillie, Misty
In the first game, Durham West suffered a MacKinnon, Nicole Ruta, Katelyn Sears,
heartbreaking 4-3 defeat to the host Barrie Jessica Tobin, Camblin Trentadue, Stacey
team which scored the winner with 20 sec- Valley, Meghan Yeo and Nicole Zorn. The
ands remaining. Quinn Caggiula played an team is coached by Jim Gooding, Harold Zorn
outstanding game in net, substituting for the and Dave Ilulme.
..... ................
P PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER VIM&y, NowmBER A M;
Captain Ken powers'
P ickering to peewee wins
PICKERING — The
Marks drew assists.
Reid and Malandrino.
Pickering Panthers Arnst
The Panthers clobbered
The major peewee selects
Loam Supply major peewee
North Toronto 8-1. Team cap-
then defeated Don Mills 6-2,
select hockey team continues
tain Stevens netted
with Stevens notching another
to dominate league play with
loss
a hat trick,
hat trick. The other goal scor-
three wins and a in recent
assistant cap- ��`�G �►0
ers weren't reported to us.
action.
tain John �'r
Pandolfi had three assists,
Pickering defeated Leaside
R e i d
McMulkin two and Reid,
5-1 in North York SelectFleming
, �.
Stevens. Marks. Fleming and
League play. Ken Stevens
Marks, Joey 9�1�%_
Antoniadis one apiece.
struck for a pair of goals, with
Pandolfi and OflA'T%
Pickering's lone loss was to
singles to Jordan Hutchison,
Karakolis all
arch -rival Whitby by a 3-1
Scott George and Michael
scored one apiece. Bill
score.
Karakolis. James Kimball,
Antoniadis and Stevens each
The Panthers have received
Kevin Fleming, Darryl
had two assists, with single
solid goaltending from the
Malandrino, Andrew
helpers to Marks, Fleming,
duo of Rory Clephan and
McDonald and Brandon
Pandolfi, Tony McMulkin,
Kevin Emerson.
Raiders atoms bite Wolves, burn Red Devils
AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering
powerhouse Peterborough Petes. Lynden and
Raiders Rogers Cable/Toronto Dominion Bank
Wilkins scored the goals, with assists to Fettes
minor atom 'AAA' rep hockey team posted a
and Noel Coultice.
win and two hard-fought losses in recent
The Quinte Red Devils slipped past the
league action.
Raiders by a 7-5 count. Scoring for the Raiders
The Raiders posted an 8-5 victory over the
were Markew and Wilkins, each with two
Central Ontario Wolves. Adam Markew led
goals, with Lynden getting the other marker.
the way with two goals and two assists, while
Adding assists were Markew and Wilkins with
Matt Pernerowski had a goal and three assists_
two apiece and Lynden, Fettes, Coultice and
Other goals came from Derek Lynden and
defenceman Tyler Van Gijn with one each.
defenceman Michael Kostka. Other assists
Goaltenders Sean O'Sullivan and Gordie
were provided by Matt Fettes, Andrew
Brettell provided solid netminding behind the
Sawyer. Brian Wilkins and defenceman Matt
fine defensive work of Keber, Eric Neubauer,
Keber.
Kyle Martiniuk, Kostka, Justin Hall and Van
The Raiders dropped an 11-2 decision to the
Gijn.
LOEB atom Raider'
s
double Quinte
4-2
AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering
Brian Smart registered two Iass ists, with sin -
Raiders LOEB Glendale major atom 'AAA'
gle helpers to Russell Dabuzinskas, Brent
rep hockey team doubled the Quinte Red
Dalliday, Grant Lemmon, Keith Rhodes, Paul
Devils 4-2 in recent Eastem Ontario league
Ruta and Kevin Brown.
play. _ ..,.....Solid
team efforts were put `forth by Chris
Derek Polowyk put the biscuit in the basket
Griffin, Bryan Choo Wing, Thomas Milne
twice for the Raiders. Steve Balvers and
and Ian Suginomori.
Jason Brookings responded with single mark-
Coal tender Ryan Bosak was strong between
;ars.
the the pipes, facing 33 shots on goal.
SCONRIEBOARD
PICIaMOG OLDTVAERS HOCKEY LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of Him. 21)
G. Judges 4 3 1 0 21 10 6
Au" Design 4 2 1 1 12 9 6
TEAM DID W L T OF OA PTS
S"
BSports 15 11 3 1 90 SO 23
A11iiy Mauls 4 2 1 1 16 14 6
Olympic W. 4 2 2 0 15 IS 4
Knights 15 10 3 2 77 50 22
BW Dukes 15 8 6 1 68 57 17
PandaPnxn. 4 1 3 O 8 1S 2
Pan**w 4 1 3 0 9 18 2
Blsdduwla 15 6 6 3 49 S7 13
Fly— 15 6 6 3 7S 68 15
ATOM pgSION
TEAM OF W L T OF OA PTS
Flrrrs 15 4 8 3 54 60 11
Sold Wood 1S 3 8 4 39 70 10
Or. Lynas 4 3 0 1 17 6 7
Or. Alto 4 1 1 2 15 11 4
Rsngas 1S 2 10 3 33 61 7
Ajax Lions 4 1 1 2 11 9 4
LEAD SCORERS
Pwfs Pec 4 0 3 1 6 23 0
PLAYOWEAM In
Angefts (KnirMW) 33
PEEWEEDWISM
TEAM OF W L T OF OA PI'S "
Boyar 4 4 0 0 11 4 8
Solars May Duke*
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Efrps Cart. 4 0 4 0 4 14 0
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Taytr (8Wddlsrla) 28
Long (Fhers) 27
TEAM OP W L T OF OA PTS
FiwroiN PL 4 3 0 1 19 15 7
C � �W 26
Carwla Trwl 4 1 1 2 111 8 4
Kwy's 4 2 2 0 18 12 4
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SupsrCsrllro 5 3 1 1 20 16 7
LEAGUE STAN )MM (As of Nov. 17)
Papps 4 3 1 0 24 9 6
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Ssvds Ussb 62 3 0 16 23 4
Pick vft" 4 0 3 1 7 19 1
Firefighters hockey team plays to 3-3 draw
AJAX-PICKERING -- The Ajax -Pickering McAlister, Bob Halliday and Bruce
firefighters hockey team earned a 3-3 tie Compton.
with the North York firefighters in a game The Ajax -Pickering firefighters record now
on Nov. 15. stands at three wins, two losses and two ties.
Bruce Kinsman scored twice for the local The local blaze busters play in the
firefighters, with a single to Tony Richard. Southern Ontario Firefighters Hockey
Drawing assists were Ken Sherman, Jim League.
Raiders minor peewees
manage two victories,
tie in recent league tilts
AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering Raiders John Boddy Homes
minor peewee 'AAA' rep hockey team managed two wins and a tie in
league play this past weekend.
The Raiders defeated the Peterborough Petes 6-2. Jeff Tobin led the attack
with a hat trick. Michael Perulli chipped in with two markers, with Darin
Brown adding a single. Earning assists were Colin Jennings, Scott Robinson
and Perulli with a pair each and Kevin Rogers and Simon Barg with one
apiece.
The John Boddy Homes peewees also skated to a 6-5 victory over the
Quinte Red Devils. Tobin and Tyler McGregor scored two goals apiece,
with singles to Rocky Ruta and Andrew Hopkins. Assisting were Jennings,
Darryn Dubeau and Barg with two each and Ruta and Hopkins with one
each.
The Raiders managed to skate to a 1-1 tie with the defending Ontario
champion Richmond Hill Stars. Jennings scored the lone Raiders goal,
assisted by Tobin and Dubeau. Scott Gray was outstanding in the Ajax -
Pickering net to preserve the draw.
Atom Panthers
PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers Monarch Kitchen major
atom `AA' rep hockey team improved
its record to five wins and two losses
in league play with two victories in
recent action.
The Panthers doubled Belleville 6-3
with Brad Binns scoring twice to pace
Pickering. Mark Gosse added a goal
and three assists. Kyle Hamilton,
Daniel Forrester and Chuckie Smith
also netted singles. Adam Boduch,
Brian Greer and Jonathan Samson
drew assists.
Pickering also blasted Ajax 7-1.
Forrester and Boduch each scored
twice, with Gosse. Samson and Smith
tallying singles. Assisting were Binns,
Gosse, Hamilton, Kevin Krasnowski
and Eric Ranter
The Panthers also competed at the
recent Kitchener/Waterloo tourna-
ment, but were denied a berth in the
claw opponents
playoffs after compiling a 1-1-1
record during round-robin action.
In the opener, Pickering dropped a
heartbreaking 4-3 decision to
Pittsburgh. Boduch, Forrester and
Greer scored for Pickering. Hamilton,
Adam Murray, Samson and Boduch
drew assists.
The Panthers then got past the
Leaside Kings 4-1. Boduch scored
twice, with singles to Krasnowski and
Smith. Helpers were credited to Greer
with two, Mike Cuzzolino, Gosse,
Forrester, Hamilton and Samson with
one apiece.
In the third game, Pickering played
to a 3-3 draw with Waterloo. Murray
led the attack with a pair of markers.
Boduch rounded out the scoring, with
an assist to Grcer.
The team got strong goaltending
from Billy Nicholson and Daniel
Sharpe.
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BOOK REPS. - Metro.
Oshawa and surrounding
areas. Schools. Newmieses
and libraries. Vehide re-
quired. $350 - $700 week-
ly. No exp. necaesary. call
Joe or Donna 905-985-
U91 or 905.721-9679.
MATURE STUDENTS and
honw riakers wanted for
part Wm telemarketing.
Trwi g provided. Cal bet-
ween 9 am. and 5 p.m.
61991.
EARN up to Ss5o a ek!
we
WE need people ro make
iewelery (necldace. brace-
lets, earrings) Job available
cost to coast from your
home. No experience
needed. Send a set -ad-
dressed stamped envelope
to. Kevenchns Corp.. 991
Matteson Blvd. E. Unit 15,
REF 600, Mmsissauga, On-
tano L4W 2V3
PIZZA Chet 8 Drivers
wanted for Double Double
Pizza 6 Chicken. Apply
within Midtown Mall.
ffice 1 Help
ACCOUNTING assistant•
experienced up -to trial bal-
ance is raWred for ac-
countants ofhce. Good
knowledge Of WordPerfect,
Simply Accounting. Lotus
1-2.3. Cant" is essential.
905-428-1284.
1F you are single or a sirr
gle parent or separated or
divorced with three years
work expwisnce. you may
quality for financial ass18-
Mm at i1 you are wen 45
and haw recently been
laid off, you may Wdfy for
Mkining assistance, DIP/
CERT.. Lotus. Wordpwfwt
D -Base. word. Ampac.
Sedlord, Autocad, Ventura,
Pagemaker, Harvard, Cor-
el, Convulse Progrilrmkng
and Systems Analyst. Co-
bol. Pascal and C. Photo-
shop, Quark Express and
Illustrator. Durham Busi-
ness Computer College,
427.3010
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' Office Office OfficeSkilled Daycare Article
Help ! Help Help Help • Available � Firewood orticles Forticles0
Sale SaleFor Sa
A2 6 DZ n h Id
ouse o
goodsdrivers and helpers
needed Must be expert
enced in household moving
minimum one year Please
send resume or Info to PO
Box 186 Whitby. Ontario
LIN 5S1
• ,Daycare
Wanted
BURN the best, APPLE- CAR PHONE. N
WOOD 18' long 1 year old
twin brand orchards 905
987-4563
FIREWOOD, TOP QUALITY.
seasoned hardwood at low
prices. Free delivery, serving
Pickering. Ajax. Whitby.
Oshawa can 4278250 or
427.1734
FREE Hardwood kindling
tot pick up 202 South Blair
at . Unit r3I. Whitby
BABYSITTER needed in e ' Business t0 FIREWOOD excellent
my Home to care for 6 quallry, hard firewood. one
month old Monday -Friday • Business
year seasoned. cut and
experience and references split oak ma le beech
LX12. worth three hun
dollars. Call 579.7
make an offer
CARPET !A -I Prices,
direct wholesale. Free
stallation for free astir
call Sal (905)432.2750
pager(416)980-9697
Carpet Broker, 1C
Nylon thick, plush, stair
sistant carpet For 3 im
only $369 00. Price
eludes 30 Sq. yds cal
deluxe pad and install,
in your home. Free qL
tion in your home Nc
required Start Feb 12.
4TH LEVEL CGA. book-
p
ash. Free delivery Ajax.
20 HORSEPOWER
ANTIQUES- 9 pc Dun-
terest, no payment for
full Darnel, 1-1
1996 pure and Finch area.
keeping accounting tune
Whi and Pickering
�' 9 ��
au
Call 668-
can Phyte dining set
year.
217-0104
Please call (9051839-
frons up -to Vs. government
0709
compressor
D
0853
$1765, tea wagon $225.
g
Christmas Dinner Desks,
2528
remittances. WCB. budgets
oligo
SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire-
dressers. washstands 6
open washstand $165.
CARPET MILL DIRE
POOL TABLE 4X8
Cash flow. etc Manual Or
WGOd. hardwood d son-
3 PIECE black lass and
9
kneehole desk $145. oval
l0U°'° nylon, thick pll
FLEXIBLE sitter needed
computerized Call 905
wood mixed. pre cut or bro-
brass end'cotfee table
coffee table $135. press-
stain resistant carpet f(
to, 1 ,:nil d 8 t mlant for
686-7318
kern. delivery avaialbel.
$200 2 table Iambs $100
back rocker $100. copper
rooms. only $349, price
days evenings,8 alternate
y
and warranty 905-655-
lar 8 small loads Limited
for both. Call 404-8332 at-
ter Spm
boiler $75. hump trunk $85.
magazine holder S50. book
Cluding. 30 square ya
carpel. pad.labour, I
weekerds Southwest
A GIFT OF FITNESS.
time a offer Call (905)430-
3661
table $50. drop leaf table
estimate, Arnold 1-1
Pickering Call 905-839-g17Firewood
��. Pal.
9013
3 -MAN fish but plus by
and 4 chars $345. porch
401-5557 1 yrho paym
For
0098
Packing available.
423 394
weekends Cleamg ?Snowplow' .
Our team will d0 an
trailer with winch. excellent
rocker $65. vanity bench
no interest.. 1 full ye
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ION
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Flea
condition, will sell sepa-
850 hall tree $45. Also golf
CARPETS - lots of car
LIVE-IN babysitter for p
Y
FIREWOOD quality sea-
'
Market
rarefy, $450 Call 905 -9e3 -
clubs., lawnmower $65.
100% nylon, new stain
chddrer ages 6 8 1
y year
sones 10' nardw000. cut.
9185
riding mower $675, dehu�
lease carpets on hand. I
Br y 2 Pickering.
split and delivered. starting
7 1/2 FT Arctic
middler . 4for
carpet 3 rooms. $349 P
ming
starting December 3. can
at $185/bush cord. Limited
Call
FRIDGE and stove. over
way electric hydraulic ex
IU
AQUARIUM for sale 65
sale
cludes carpet, prem
Wendy (905)428-2774 at.
quantity 705.9da�
8801 7 p m - 11 p m
10 years old Good working
order 5100 Call
cenent condition. $850
gallons an equipment and
pad, expert installation,
ter 6p m
each atter
6:00 pm. 905839-6934
Call 705-27 7 2 387 after 6
p m
fish, includes stand $300
delivery, tree estimates
arils) Norman 686-2314
LIVE -OUT nanny re-
quired for 15 month old gin
to start Jar 2 Minimum
housework. 6 weeks ,aca
hon annually 905.839
0855 after 6pni
NANNY
REQUIRED
Live ,
Take care of two children
Daycare
• Available
apa a size. enr,ore, ramc he 6200 places NACE electric less that
very Clod conditior $400 Complete Home Gym white textured design 9720
9
905; 509926 leave
683
Heavy Duty Equipment
Call 579-4645
y
NATURAL GAS BROIL
9 -PIECE Mahogany din-
ARTIFICIAL Christmas
CERTIFIED HOT D
KING. BOO. and acces
Ing set. delivered 8 set up
114' X 13' for above No
CART for sale as)
sores atmos, new asking
on time for that special
tree Inge s washing ma-
$2200, or best offer pie
$400. call 683-7823. any.
Christmas Dinner Desks,
chine. Mastercratt snow
call 579-9002
time
dressers. washstands 6
blower 3121, Ourckie
kitchen set electric la
POOL TABLE 4X8
Cupboards Lots of Glft d
Designs wheelchair 579-
CHESTERFIELD.
in.
'!JOeS balls and cu@5,
decorating ideas for the
4992.
piece sectional with 2Clinars
great for kids of all ages,
old-fashioned Christmas
ATTENTION : Whoiesal-
built-in, beige,
news built n,beisacrifice SE
$30001>0 420 7532
More than a Furniture
ers Contractors 8 Builders.
Carl (905)666--4464
427-°452
Store"
Two large quantities Prom
and warranty 905-655-
WASHER dryer. with rack,
Reasonable
um quality 13' X13 ice-
CNROMALOX FI
»m nt K
A GIFT OF FITNESS.
must see 576-7152
3661
apa a size. enr,ore, ramc he 6200 places NACE electric less that
very Clod conditior $400 Complete Home Gym white textured design 9720
9
905; 509926 leave
683
Heavy Duty Equipment
pieces white marble
Years old. 15 0
51.000 BTU. $3000.
..mow
Olympic weights. fixed EZ
design. Also matching shirt
,
water lank less than 2 ye
er mot•,er ,i 2 in my home,
curl barbells, and dumb -4
114' X 13' for above No
old. GWS 170 L. $1
' Articles
;tells. racks included Pec
lock. knee extension. Lat
taxes" Priced Elsewhere at
S2 30 - Asking $1 39 Sold
in large lots Vital
579-1201
for Sale
machine bencn press, in-
only
CONTENTS SA
Measure your windows and
chile d deckne bench Flat
m pictures evadable B
by Dec 1, Telephone Dan
kitchen set electric la
1 Pair ul hy8 uaa sWLs.
bench Shoulder bench etc
Sell for less than lit
at 416-745.1044 or leave
mower with cord. wood t
or. cedar tai
retail $160, wit sell for SW
esti-
mated value $2500 Might
Massage at 416-716-4056
picnic
Brother knitting mach!
fits 1981 83 Datsur 200SX
`- II Ab 117
consider selling separately
BLINDS - drapes. shut-
Ribber motor garter k
ADVERTISE YOUR WORSHIP SERVICE
EXPERIENCED caro giv-
A GREAT DEAL T:C
a e at 5 Or
427-1697 eve
Call Kirk at 432-1863
ters, save 75% off on all
unclaimed and mtsmeas-
nage, Singer bulky r
chine with ribber, Y
er mot•,er ,i 2 in my home,
quaiih seasoned hardwood
i ' ' hnprorements
A REPOSSESSED
ured custom products
$300 cone.
English 3
BY CALLING
not Munches tun activities.
at low prices FREE DELIV-
100 GALLON FISH aquas
satellite system only S35
Measure your windows and
snooker Cue
with Ca
MARY VAN KESSEL
fenced backyard. non
ERY Serving Pickering,
Ajax Whilblr and Wawa
num .
with stand. all ac-
cessones value $1500.
monthly including pro
Free
bung your sizes to
snooker rase
and nor
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smoke r neat Brock a0'
Call DURHAM FIREWOOD
�f'n9 tot 5500. Exercise
grarrinnig Installation
Sunshade Blinds a
ratirfia and
accessori
576-9335 OR FAX 579-2238
427-°452
427-4741
machine $50 Moving.
and warranty 905-655-
Drapery 88 Old Kingston
Reasonable
offers 6(
LESSONS
in your home.
air woes guaranteed. for
Qualified and
must see 576-7152
3661
Rd., Ajax 428-0937
7638
and SpendytXrResidential
,Tjar, I'retet4.rg Fax
News Advertiser ffi3ll1111110707 683-7363
DRYWALL and
tress repairs, renovations painting.
Ia. Pari meals boarding, taping, texturing. NAY O TIIE MOVERS excellent rates.
Pari 686-4384 and construction. Fast
and clean aW andyman renovations and repairs. Move big or smell. we price TREAT YOURSELF • PAY • • Rye;�SIGON Construction Ltd.. �d. Small antis. 15 years ex- them all! Free estimates. CA Dam a Ingrid • $erVICeS • • $Cjlppl•
aR al work guaranteed. seniors discount shat mica
Neat i& Coarteoas serving Duman Region to 9 penance. Fre• estimates.
• 241u: • Fre Fstanates 19 yrs Additions, sundecks. Craig, 616.1913 Servrig Durham and out of naves. Pianos moved, also �{�7�
A4
(995P 571-" patio doors. windows. rec- NANDY I�LPER town area. Ken 434-4500. appliances. Comparable MAGICIAK clown
(905) 697 -1950 -Bow- rooms. flagstone. free esti- TOMMY'S HOME IM. snowplowing. interior/ode rants. Cal 432-2850. too* to ant~ for any
mates. 905-576-5760. PROVEMENTS- carpentry, nor Painting. repairs, dear age, any occasion, Birth- .SB DRPiM
drywall, basement apts., ret nups. aril yard work. Dis- TW PAINTMIG MEN with lar truck will HONEST, reliable. hard
days. Promotions, open -
INTERIOR and exterior . room, painting and deco- count for serums. Cal Bell do household mows, reel- working experienced per- trigs, fund raisers. Magic SCF�tX
sunrooms. wnridows, doors. rating. cocaine fibs. Call 428�ie00. & DECOR son roil do staves are fun! Lettuce
� NONE siding. decks. rec rooms, g dential. comrwrcyl. Al �° •4 lessons and test
111lROvzmz Ts kitchens. bathrooms. sky- Tommy at (905 µ2o-8105. Interior EXterior types d rrcrws. Cal Call air Rales $40 ffi5. Pho o 839 7057 or 72fi-B33r.
Basement Ajlts lights. painting. drywau, HANDYMAN European WOrlOna dlQ Jaw 427-2856. a^ytirn•• s7s-9885 leave RA�Twants work doing 5105.
texture spray. Dave 655- HOME •IPI T Rte- rote for Children•s Paribas •10 Lesson $150
Roc roonrl5, pNrltlbin!g, text or 718-1970 With pick tip truck wig Fri dpi and aN occassions, Have
MICHALSKI MOVING Own ej=Ulj Course 1259
Additions, ♦ lectrial, COMPLETE CARPENTRY KjtCfw% do Odd jobs, dean up reliable service. ►cruses. apartments, olives, book nowd CErwerienced re- n e �yyM. "M'an' Call Er -
"all - specializing in renova- 4204=1 appal k' Senior I� � liable team, reasonable MITA! Head a Santa - F
bons. basements, trim, t?asell,erps, txOwn mould garage, yard, small P -up drop
15 yrs. EXpefleflt�'. crown mouldings. doors ring, trim work, tiling, decks, rates• references avellapb• Rent a Santa. T Off
9 moving jobs, glass qJI month discounts. Licensed, Free estimate. 905-420. suit. Professic" IlinteR�ry (416) 207-9060
Free estimates, and windows 15 years ex- terms, quality workmafl- insured. Free estimates
perience Free estimates Iing, fence nepalr5 3891. er. Also Magician, down,
call Mario • Movin d1 tpe
Cal! Derek 729.6692. ship, reasonable rates. fi Excellent service. Call 436- for
(905) 619.1663. Ref. Avail. Free Estunates call Vic 428-8907 • Storage 7795 paries, openings, fund
DRYWALL, tapirs stucco. RELIABLE HOUSE raisers. Call Jeff 839-7057.
cel. (416) 5601663 g MOODY CONSTRUCTION • • H�IMI
plaster repairs. T -bar iced- �IIBL(906)1372115 AJAX Moving
ngs. and basement reno- g Systems •full • Flooring, CLEANER EM Health, • B�udy
C i3 R Maintenance Buld- vations Professional re- • Plumbing services. moves, appliance e ' Carpeting YYINrtIg 10 do Vauurrling Beauty
ing repairs and renovations suits at competitive prices and parvo specialists. Flat DUstelg, Kitchens, BaCt
electrical, dumbing- ce- For a tree estimate call an J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. rate or howdy. We now rooms to s etc r
rank tiles, ca From expert Bill 432-8409 INC. Specializing in custom CARPET Installations - 25 Reasonable rates, Anti-Strt•ss 31Wd10• Ltd.
reentry homes. additions. renova- AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER have healed storage units.
Now offering free boxes years experience. re-LCnARLWS-619-6957
W, 5 -weekly. 376 Kingst(x, Rd., Unit 17, Pickering
small repairs to riwto ren- DUCTWORK Installed, bons. rec rooms and base- available All your jtilurtlWrg with move. Park and load stretching, our speciality. Full-body aromatherapy massage: 1 /2 hr $39.99
ovations. FuNy guaranteed. moved relocated Excellent mens apartments. Residential needs. Complete renovations al, starting Free estimates. D b N
Y OCCaSI0f11tAf
free eslinlates (905)668- rates Free estimates Elec- and commercial Serving Guaranteed lowest prices' sDeci rig at acid pin 987-1799 or 987 -ripen 7 days/week
Region No job too small (905) up 005Call for information. 1800 No appointment necessary
3300 trostahc au cleaners. nu- Durham for our 15 n
midifiers. Big. Small jobs Yrs Free consultation. Cal 432.2913. 725 0005 or 427 0005.
Call Paul 428-0295 Jeff 11105-42111-570111. 905-5094 77
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i ' ' hnprorements
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• , • Plumbing
Moving b
rin_
• House • Snow
• eic,1a P, w
Storage
• Cleaning • Removal
• • j1Wrllcto
'MUSTER CHEAP' Home
CARPENTER
EUROPEAN me specialist,
will renovate your bathroom.
ONE CALL DOES R ALL
ALVIN SAMEDAY
PLUMBING licensed
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xnv ovements ret rooms.°
low aparments, addnions.
FOR HIRE
Jobs Big Or Small
or kitchen wags, as well as
Hoa ales Good references
and salataction
• Rem
• Renovations
plumbe. no job too small.
no job too free esti-
! big
Experienced
Cro•sMovers
YOU Commercial
PIANO
lances, cecks. etc Li-
censed for over 20 years.
We d0 them all.
guaranteed.
For tree estimates call D
Dykstra 725-4913
-40 a
mates, great prices, guar-
anteed lowest 905- 725-n
rates
A.
DO work all week
�
LESSONS
in your home.
air woes guaranteed. for
Qualified and
• Residential
' `.Ofrllnefpal'
2�7
Offices, apt.. etc.
Plalom
and SpendytXrResidential
��. Pal.
Free estimate tali Ernie
905-404-8170
Licensed
Call Ed
GCB
ENO`VAPRECI
fi
Pawt6rtDecorati i
M
Packing available.
423 394
weekends Cleamg ?Snowplow' .
Our team will d0 an
Exams. Adults
1 r1 Bnuh
Shamrock^
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rs
9
296 -5513
ding top to ioxci,197.49206=4740
M"� Willloock
DRYWALL and
tress repairs, renovations painting.
Ia. Pari meals boarding, taping, texturing. NAY O TIIE MOVERS excellent rates.
Pari 686-4384 and construction. Fast
and clean aW andyman renovations and repairs. Move big or smell. we price TREAT YOURSELF • PAY • • Rye;�SIGON Construction Ltd.. �d. Small antis. 15 years ex- them all! Free estimates. CA Dam a Ingrid • $erVICeS • • $Cjlppl•
aR al work guaranteed. seniors discount shat mica
Neat i& Coarteoas serving Duman Region to 9 penance. Fre• estimates.
• 241u: • Fre Fstanates 19 yrs Additions, sundecks. Craig, 616.1913 Servrig Durham and out of naves. Pianos moved, also �{�7�
A4
(995P 571-" patio doors. windows. rec- NANDY I�LPER town area. Ken 434-4500. appliances. Comparable MAGICIAK clown
(905) 697 -1950 -Bow- rooms. flagstone. free esti- TOMMY'S HOME IM. snowplowing. interior/ode rants. Cal 432-2850. too* to ant~ for any
mates. 905-576-5760. PROVEMENTS- carpentry, nor Painting. repairs, dear age, any occasion, Birth- .SB DRPiM
drywall, basement apts., ret nups. aril yard work. Dis- TW PAINTMIG MEN with lar truck will HONEST, reliable. hard
days. Promotions, open -
INTERIOR and exterior . room, painting and deco- count for serums. Cal Bell do household mows, reel- working experienced per- trigs, fund raisers. Magic SCF�tX
sunrooms. wnridows, doors. rating. cocaine fibs. Call 428�ie00. & DECOR son roil do staves are fun! Lettuce
� NONE siding. decks. rec rooms, g dential. comrwrcyl. Al �° •4 lessons and test
111lROvzmz Ts kitchens. bathrooms. sky- Tommy at (905 µ2o-8105. Interior EXterior types d rrcrws. Cal Call air Rales $40 ffi5. Pho o 839 7057 or 72fi-B33r.
Basement Ajlts lights. painting. drywau, HANDYMAN European WOrlOna dlQ Jaw 427-2856. a^ytirn•• s7s-9885 leave RA�Twants work doing 5105.
texture spray. Dave 655- HOME •IPI T Rte- rote for Children•s Paribas •10 Lesson $150
Roc roonrl5, pNrltlbin!g, text or 718-1970 With pick tip truck wig Fri dpi and aN occassions, Have
MICHALSKI MOVING Own ej=Ulj Course 1259
Additions, ♦ lectrial, COMPLETE CARPENTRY KjtCfw% do Odd jobs, dean up reliable service. ►cruses. apartments, olives, book nowd CErwerienced re- n e �yyM. "M'an' Call Er -
"all - specializing in renova- 4204=1 appal k' Senior I� � liable team, reasonable MITA! Head a Santa - F
bons. basements, trim, t?asell,erps, txOwn mould garage, yard, small P -up drop
15 yrs. EXpefleflt�'. crown mouldings. doors ring, trim work, tiling, decks, rates• references avellapb• Rent a Santa. T Off
9 moving jobs, glass qJI month discounts. Licensed, Free estimate. 905-420. suit. Professic" IlinteR�ry (416) 207-9060
Free estimates, and windows 15 years ex- terms, quality workmafl- insured. Free estimates
perience Free estimates Iing, fence nepalr5 3891. er. Also Magician, down,
call Mario • Movin d1 tpe
Cal! Derek 729.6692. ship, reasonable rates. fi Excellent service. Call 436- for
(905) 619.1663. Ref. Avail. Free Estunates call Vic 428-8907 • Storage 7795 paries, openings, fund
DRYWALL, tapirs stucco. RELIABLE HOUSE raisers. Call Jeff 839-7057.
cel. (416) 5601663 g MOODY CONSTRUCTION • • H�IMI
plaster repairs. T -bar iced- �IIBL(906)1372115 AJAX Moving
ngs. and basement reno- g Systems •full • Flooring, CLEANER EM Health, • B�udy
C i3 R Maintenance Buld- vations Professional re- • Plumbing services. moves, appliance e ' Carpeting YYINrtIg 10 do Vauurrling Beauty
ing repairs and renovations suits at competitive prices and parvo specialists. Flat DUstelg, Kitchens, BaCt
electrical, dumbing- ce- For a tree estimate call an J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. rate or howdy. We now rooms to s etc r
rank tiles, ca From expert Bill 432-8409 INC. Specializing in custom CARPET Installations - 25 Reasonable rates, Anti-Strt•ss 31Wd10• Ltd.
reentry homes. additions. renova- AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER have healed storage units.
Now offering free boxes years experience. re-LCnARLWS-619-6957
W, 5 -weekly. 376 Kingst(x, Rd., Unit 17, Pickering
small repairs to riwto ren- DUCTWORK Installed, bons. rec rooms and base- available All your jtilurtlWrg with move. Park and load stretching, our speciality. Full-body aromatherapy massage: 1 /2 hr $39.99
ovations. FuNy guaranteed. moved relocated Excellent mens apartments. Residential needs. Complete renovations al, starting Free estimates. D b N
Y OCCaSI0f11tAf
free eslinlates (905)668- rates Free estimates Elec- and commercial Serving Guaranteed lowest prices' sDeci rig at acid pin 987-1799 or 987 -ripen 7 days/week
Region No job too small (905) up 005Call for information. 1800 No appointment necessary
3300 trostahc au cleaners. nu- Durham for our 15 n
midifiers. Big. Small jobs Yrs Free consultation. Cal 432.2913. 725 0005 or 427 0005.
Call Paul 428-0295 Jeff 11105-42111-570111. 905-5094 77
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THE 14EWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, I"S•PACE 27
Articles ArticlesArticles Christmas Christmas tlabiles
For Sale For Sale;M1 Wanted Trees Trees 1AuloFor Sale
(UCH and loveseat, floral
tern, excellent condition
)D, call 831-5478.
IB WITH BLANKET
AWER. and six drawer,
shelf dresser, excellent
iddlon, asking $300.
1-1307
ONG ROOM suite.
Id oak includeds hutch,
fet. table with 4 chairs
tra leaf) asking $1795.
3323.
GAGEMENT RING 75
at Matching wedding
'd asking $850for both.
i-619-1966.
GAGEMENT rknglwed-
g sleeve. 2/3 carrot. pear -
ice, plus 12 brilliants.
)raised $5200. asking
!00 o b.o. 432-8919
GAGEMENT RING
,[arae gold with 65 -carat
u shaped diamond plus
ng 8 -diamond 14-
a' gold wedding band.
rasal value: $4500.
J $2500 for both
3 0 105.655-8516.
GENTLY WORN
(OMEN'S CLOTHING,
:oats & accessones
(size 16-26)for
Lovely Large Ladies
consignment shop
(Buy & Sell)
427--6406 Gina.
EAT CHRISTMAS IDEAS
,washer $150. Indge &
�e 5650. 1 door fridge
i0' stoves 51504175.
-«aves $125-$150.
gri freezer $400. stacking
s^r & dryer $450.
-^'ore washer & dryer
Pal -lister entertainment
S M. 6 1 /2 x 4ft wall unit
N- ,lass. wood. pine &
nee and end tables
K $375. couch $175.
I --couch $450, sec -
.a da 5575. love seat
� sokd oak 9 pc dining
:e S2800. 9 pe 1946
ho;any dining suite
15 .. pedestal table. 4
ur:. $450. round glass
ke chairs $175. round
ss 'able 4 chairs 5250.
x: tables 4 chairs $200
iC king waterbed 6
wets $300. 4 PC oak
lriu m- suite. complete
00 _)ak desk and chair
10 mates bed $175.
Ie dressers & desk S35-
i.amps. lights. prints.
Liesbar, wardrobe.
urs sofa beds. brass
I etc 579-0526
.H cable bills? Poor
lure quality? GO DI-
CT` D S S 18' Ogled
eilite Systems 150
Innes. CD quality pic-
i and sound. Rent to
I by phone from only
Iimonth Cam 571.1413.
ACM 8mm Camcor-
Deluxe model. Free
ryng ase. Rent to own
phone for only $8.75/
Mk. Cam 571.1413.
AUTIFUL living room
3 Pa. hakan $1750
lching 9 piece dining
in set including china
ret. 6 chairs and gor-
ius dining table. Abso-
i brand hew, MUST
E! 52450. Cam 619 -
MUST SELL! Beaumark
4700 sewing machine, ex-
cellent condition $225.
Stag Master and exercise
bike, pair $300 Wicker fur-
niture. 2 chairs, loveseat
and table $130. 432-1601.
NEW, ELECTRIC skooter,
(never used) with battery
charger, purchased In July
for $4240, asking $3300.
custom wheel chair, for up
to 150 lbs. $700. 839-2676
OAK table 4' x /2', custom-
made, suitable for dining or
boardroom. Clothes dryer,
Inglis, electric, make an off-
er. Courtice, 434.7045
OAK/PINE FURNITURE -
Why pay retail prices? One
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
gest manufacturers is now
selling direct to the public.
Eg. oak pedestal table and
4 chairs $849. 7 It double
pedestal and 6 chairs
$1499, cannnonball beds
tom $399. Over 20 stain
choices, all solid, no
veneers. Traditional Wood-
working 905-985-8774
OSSURN 1600 wood -
burning insert Two years
old Make an offer 905-
683-7622
PC AMBRA 486 SLC2. 50/
25 mhz. 4 meg RAM. 125
meg HO. math coprossor,
uvga monitor, windows 3.1,
Dos 6. works $1025 433-
8737 after bpm
PIANOS / GRANDFATHER
Clocks - Durham's largest
selection -Now and used
pianos. Not sure? Rem to
own. apt. size, upright, grand.
digital, key -boards. TRE-
MENDOUS SAVINGS ON
NOW' Telep Piano Works.
433-1491
PINE entertainment cabi-
net 58-X60-, 22'deep $500
579.3952
PLEASURE for a lifetime
Learn to make beautiful
music Piano for salol
Walls. Prince & Willis of
Toronto $350 Call 905-
427.2256
REMOTE VHS VCR. 181
channel or screen display
Rent to own byphone
$2 501wsek Call 571-1413
SET OF RIGHT HAND-
ED, Tommy Armour 855
Goll Clubs. 63-pw. 1.3.5,
wood. only used twice. pur-
chased for $1400 asking
$1100 432-0069
WATERSOFTENER, Aq-
uahne automatic .:omplete
system. $750. GE Range.
avacado. $150 (905) 655-
4774
SNOWBOARD for sale.
Nitro Hazard board & bindi-
ngs, top-ol-the-line, new.
never used. $,laid $700. will
sal for $500 Cam 579-
7314 after 4pm.
SOLID maple large di-
mngroom set. table, 6 ap-
lin's chairs, buffet & hutch.
$1400 or test over Call
666-4234 alter Spm.
LANC&M PARIS,
ULTBIA N AND
MOTHERM-
NOW AVAILABLE AT
SHOPPERS DRUG MART'
PICKERMiG TOMIN
CENTRE
839.4M or 683.9797.
MASHERS. dryers, fridge,
WANTED CAMERAS -
old china and glass, jewel.
lery. microscopes. tele.
scopes, binoculars and re-
lated items Clocks, watch-
es, furniture, anything old
432-1678.
WANTED to buy - older
furniture, glass, china. col-
lecbbies, memorabilia.
watches, etc. Single pieces
or estates Call (905) 723-
7834
WOMENS evening wear
1 party dresses. Now is the
time to receive the highest
return on your quality
dresses. Also high demand
for wedding gowns.
CLOTHES FRIENDS
FASHIONS Durham's lar-
gest selection of qualiry-
womens resale fashions.
123 Brock St S downtown
Whitby 905-668-4100.
p
Arts &
MCrafts
JAY'S CRAFTS.Chnst-
mas sale, tea and rattle.
Sunday.Novembe26th 10
-4 p m at 1479 Edmund
Drive. Pickering Froe rat-
tlE tKket for each item donated
to tool bank at the sale
• Lost &
• Found
(,erman Shcphcrd
Male. 1201hs
Weaving choker
N1lsincylraunton arca
May answcr to "Toby..
CALL
905.686-8191 or
416-2842323
'`�T6�xrrtt�FoCOdb,n T�rn77w ds o157
,+AC,.
- � 'r1iP1i711AS'1BI1.S i
FOR %ALE
Vie' 4 I
Arld
CHRISTMAS TREES
There s still time lett to take home
.I great tree for the holidays, but
to get the hest selection hurry
over and see LIS todaV!
TO ADVERTISE YOUR
SELEC-nON SIMPLY CALL ANY
ONE OF OUR PROFESSIONAL
ADVISORS AND WE'LL GET
YOU STARTED. OSHAWA
WHITBY CLARINGTON THIS
WEEK 576-9335 OR AJAX
PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER
683-0707
OR YOU MAY FAX 579-2238
1989 FORD SHO. 220+
hp.. black with full leather
mtenor. every single power
option including sunroof
Just Invested $3000 into
clutch and transmission
upgrade Bills to prove. Hot
car. Real head turner
$8000 Mike 905-852-7437
1969 SAAB 9000 Co. all
options. 165 hp, new pro-
fessional paint, excellent
condition. $10.500 or best
offer 905-967-5026 or 905-
430.5717.
1991 Cavalier Z24, sky
blue. V6, automatic, sunroo,
2 dr. loaded. In excellent
condition asking S9.200
certified. 430-6004.
1992 HONDA CIVIC,
'!X 73 MPG excellent con-
dition, 5 -speed standard.
certified. regularly main-
tained asking 58.000 call
:905)427-3128
1992 Saturn. SL2. auto.
loaded. $12.300 certified.
call 435-5735
1993 Back Regal, silver 4
rloor. p w, p d, p s. p. b., air
conditioning. V6, excellent
condition, 106.00ok's.
$14.000 cernhed. 509-
.9,10
1993 Chev Corsica, red.
on neo. auto. air con.
:ass V6 $8450 obo Pet -
Arts &
• ' Crafts • '
stove, new and reeondi-
- 723-1155 or 434-7564
tided. $225 and up for re-
ENWOOD TOWER OF
conditioned washer. $175
R. 200 wan remote
and up lor reconditioned
package. Dual Cas-
dryers. $175 and up for re -
5 disc CD player,
conditioned fridges and
I ower speakers. Rent to
stoves. Also win operated
own by phone for only
wast- and dryers. Ste-
$7.500'week Cal 571-1413.
Phenson's Furniture and
REWARD, family dog
missing, Nov 22, Ajax area.
Appliances, 227 Court SL,
KITCHEN Cupboards,
Oshawa 576.7448
counter. SS sink. European
WEDOM gown. sae 26.
style. Aknondloak L shape.
$600. OeadM ' train,
Upper 911 6indhes by Bill.
headpiece $75. 3 red
Lowers 8h 2inces by 5h
bridesmaid dresses $80
5inches. $900. Cale 905-
each. Washer & dryer
619-0027.
$450/pair. Cal 434-1338
yt j B•s a
ahw 6:30p.m.
IAP top and pr~ mak-
YAMAHA grand piano
and Bed 486-D%50, exerd
GI rules. BeiYtikul
ed wartany. sollware, with
tons.ebony.
toe. nt quality.
IBM potable bubble ,let
0000.Exc
Asking $8000. CM 905 -
printer, $1600, best oller.
printer,
905.665-1861
1991 GMC Safari
MOVING out -of -province
' ArticlWanted
Sale. Panasonic stereo,
1905 Ten" GL. 4 dr.
$250. 3 -piece chesterfield.
now $11,295. 1992 GMC
$750. 1 singe bed. $50.
1IM BOMEVLLE Power-
Fridge, Stove. $325.
ANTIQUES Absolutely,
5275/eech.
Purchasing furniture or an-
.
Dinig room set. $125. Mi
ything old. Scientific mstru-
croweke, $110. Kitchen set.
ments, Chita, silver, adver-
M+n9. toys. decoys, dols,
$80. TV stands, $30/esch.
milk bottles, collections or
Law'nrnower, 4 -months old,
•suttee. Cale Robert Bowen
$200. Bureau. $50. Air-
Antiques (905) 655-0049.
conditioner. 8008tu, $200.
Brooktin.
1987 Chryslar Daytona,
$2500 certified. 1984 Hon-
UNWANTED Scrap metal
da Gold inng. $3250 coni-
picked up fridges, stoves,
tied. 905.983.5492. Orono
washers, dryers, ars.
trucks, etc. Cale (905)430 -
area.
----------------------------
9013.
WANTED CAMERAS -
old china and glass, jewel.
lery. microscopes. tele.
scopes, binoculars and re-
lated items Clocks, watch-
es, furniture, anything old
432-1678.
WANTED to buy - older
furniture, glass, china. col-
lecbbies, memorabilia.
watches, etc. Single pieces
or estates Call (905) 723-
7834
WOMENS evening wear
1 party dresses. Now is the
time to receive the highest
return on your quality
dresses. Also high demand
for wedding gowns.
CLOTHES FRIENDS
FASHIONS Durham's lar-
gest selection of qualiry-
womens resale fashions.
123 Brock St S downtown
Whitby 905-668-4100.
p
Arts &
MCrafts
JAY'S CRAFTS.Chnst-
mas sale, tea and rattle.
Sunday.Novembe26th 10
-4 p m at 1479 Edmund
Drive. Pickering Froe rat-
tlE tKket for each item donated
to tool bank at the sale
• Lost &
• Found
(,erman Shcphcrd
Male. 1201hs
Weaving choker
N1lsincylraunton arca
May answcr to "Toby..
CALL
905.686-8191 or
416-2842323
'`�T6�xrrtt�FoCOdb,n T�rn77w ds o157
,+AC,.
- � 'r1iP1i711AS'1BI1.S i
FOR %ALE
Vie' 4 I
Arld
CHRISTMAS TREES
There s still time lett to take home
.I great tree for the holidays, but
to get the hest selection hurry
over and see LIS todaV!
TO ADVERTISE YOUR
SELEC-nON SIMPLY CALL ANY
ONE OF OUR PROFESSIONAL
ADVISORS AND WE'LL GET
YOU STARTED. OSHAWA
WHITBY CLARINGTON THIS
WEEK 576-9335 OR AJAX
PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER
683-0707
OR YOU MAY FAX 579-2238
1989 FORD SHO. 220+
hp.. black with full leather
mtenor. every single power
option including sunroof
Just Invested $3000 into
clutch and transmission
upgrade Bills to prove. Hot
car. Real head turner
$8000 Mike 905-852-7437
1969 SAAB 9000 Co. all
options. 165 hp, new pro-
fessional paint, excellent
condition. $10.500 or best
offer 905-967-5026 or 905-
430.5717.
1991 Cavalier Z24, sky
blue. V6, automatic, sunroo,
2 dr. loaded. In excellent
condition asking S9.200
certified. 430-6004.
1992 HONDA CIVIC,
'!X 73 MPG excellent con-
dition, 5 -speed standard.
certified. regularly main-
tained asking 58.000 call
:905)427-3128
1992 Saturn. SL2. auto.
loaded. $12.300 certified.
call 435-5735
1993 Back Regal, silver 4
rloor. p w, p d, p s. p. b., air
conditioning. V6, excellent
condition, 106.00ok's.
$14.000 cernhed. 509-
.9,10
1993 Chev Corsica, red.
on neo. auto. air con.
:ass V6 $8450 obo Pet -
Arts &
• ' Crafts • '
Arts &
Crafts
- 723-1155 or 434-7564
1993 PARK AVENUE,
'3.500 k 2 years warren -
black tip on tail Medium-
mint, fully "" 518.500
j am` `
also. Kenwood. quality
'1-,i - ^ =>,i -^ :Y `^
stereo system for car 11
Clarington residents
call 404-2615
PRIVATE ESTATE
MYLES KING
AUCTION HALL
33 HALL ST., OSHAWA
SAT., NOV. 25 , 6 P.M.
Modem and antique luml-
ture, all consignments wel-
comed, refrigerator, elec-
stove. auto washer
ani dryer, chesterfield su-
ke new) two occasion-
al .nabs. collection of 150
-orcelain and china and
wooden shoes. grandfather
,'lock. Color tv., vcr. coro-
nation chair and ottoman,
brass bed, bedroom suites,
rnb marble tables. antique
re^'er and hall tables,
bfeaKfast suite, signed
parts. wicker furniture,
",CKing chair, brass coat
rack. mug collection, chest
-f crawers, dressers. beds.
shelves, vanity, linens,
be,11ing. silver, antique
glassware. sales every
Mor Tues. Thurs sat 6
c - Good sale plan to at-
renC -I cash.
Myles King
Auctioneers.
725-5751,723-0501
■
CALL
683-7545
for up-to-date
auction listings.
RECEIVERSHIP SALE,
',Ma rs!^.!". r„.y -we , w o^ n' � s?tl 5 ,�Lti le^+er! •.e
�rnernory tion. the E■ate or
MARCO POLO ORIENTAL RUGS & OTHERS
One of No" Ai*.erica s I_a'gest St,pb ,ers or
Pe -scan Rugs
VIER 300 RUGS IN ALL SIZES FROM GAN TURKEY
;HINA oAKSTAN RUSSIA. AFGHAN OAK&
MAHOGANY ='RNITUGE'ACCENTrTEMS -
CC ✓CTIBLES'COMPUTE PS*PHONES* STEREOS'
,=?JELLERY' OVER 30C LMI'ED EOITION FRAMED
o --.TS *BATEMAN 'ROMANCE* -UMBERS *GROUP
SEVEN ' MARSHALL.' TAI'. ' CASSON • DOULTON
-oODESWAROVSKI 'SCHMID' -_7Z & FLOYD'
HUMMEL'YAMADA
MMIJC A['(:T ON
SATL RDAY NON, 25 4T 11:00.ANI SHARP
IPRENIE%i 10:00%511
HELD IN THE µ'HITBt SIAL(.
THJCKSON & H"'I x2
%%HITRY INEX I TO BLSI\ESS DEPOT(
- t -al Lifting Over 39C ass+ Sem A.rique Tabriz
a.'ladan. Balhrlar Kasharr. 8c.!iwa -WeO ^ a
-.pry ,,f arca am -ov- Wes A 'rip qualify -',1gs
■ & Mariog" desKs abmers weseal !ea Ca ifief.
-' '^:r1. accerx I"' Ouantsy of Gallery collector items
=xs. Dlarx)s. Muc s ars hvosre
orses rs etc
.vi 486 :crrpurers 48E �x4 40r, Ncieoock xr'ters.
a
-ca phones ars+. ^,ach-m stereos _arge
ivy *Sc063i of Framed -.meed Edron Air by top
_anadran Ae'sts
, .aneh -4 coaechbkrs. gnware stat airy. Lead glass
'pis -Teary -wrr,, crystal at,
:':ry -we 1-iskx
too rneroum
s ,tl Ction
DECKS YOUR H.�1I.I.S! oes 52.000 value t 2 PMS $200 ri CASH c OOS:ee* T on •eq Yrator
x188 263-2446 arca v ash vw Mc a hf cd Cho
M.1 - KXW �leaOrr by sale concf:a,oh 0n Saturday 25%
11194 HYUNDAI Scoop*. ,- i annio E at $ee* S' 700 x as Per,
21st Annual ]� door automatic powerP MIS
REWARD' ,,...,j,,, � A���IIt.416.2!lIM
(,orae, •etnever. answers uD* •�-��� � 4 ,� D ,tearing. power brakes.
Ci ll�lS l i�atll5 B�"1."'ii� AM.'FM CaSsehe. sunroor • • # CtMhNKtIOn fttll NIMIEA AUCTIONFEAS. '
to Reps i KrosnO & Liven
Pool aha. Phase cal
a
j�jt
SAT., �0�. 25, 1995 10-3 J
�7
'3.500 k 2 years warren -
black tip on tail Medium-
ria►
condition. $1700 certified
000.906-728-1582.
and
w,T
'y le$tt. 'C.300 905-434.
cyl.. air, 134 kms, now
(905)420.7260
CONVERTIBLE - 1984
Sunb�rd 2-tlr, black new
cles must be in running
Condition Call 427.2415
tsps. Loves to play stick If
1767
HOT LUNCH FUN FOR CMLDREN and rrt0le!
REWARD, family dog
missing, Nov 22, Ajax area.
�s
C {�A ].r SHOW
r
85 Fiero. M Taurus. 84
EMAutomobiles Vans!
Border collks/slheppard mix,
answers to Chasse. Red-
1�►
$5.9%. 1989 Chew Cay. S/
JG�t
Mustang. 83 Chewtte. 78
Fairmont Ala certifiable.
Wanted 4 yYheel Drive
e on
brown fur, white blaze
condition, black ext., grey
irM
Wt..
nt.. dual exhaust am,
$4.5%. 1989 PynwkM Ac -
claim air, tilt. cruise, 135
O.B.O. 6B6 3682.
yt j B•s a
kms,. now $4.495. 1909
chest. white front paws.
j�jt
SAT., �0�. 25, 1995 10-3 J
gsot o .r
T¢
CARS FOR CASH! We
black tip on tail Medium-
ria►
condition. $1700 certified
000.906-728-1582.
X988 Fiction 6000 4 dr.. 6
buy used vehicles Vehi-
size dog. thn-build, collie
face. Not wearing cellar or
cyl.. air, 134 kms, now
Free Admissiomf
NANDKRAFTS BAXOG COUNTRYSTORE
CONVERTIBLE - 1984
Sunb�rd 2-tlr, black new
cles must be in running
Condition Call 427.2415
tsps. Loves to play stick If
air, 160,000 km. 53.400
HOT LUNCH FUN FOR CMLDREN and rrt0le!
!ices. new braves. new Tui-
a Cdr+• ro 479 Bayy St.
Sent please Cale 427-x078
�.[
#
__ - _ -_ - _ _ - -.--_ -_- -- �f
1kirum-'aarpori r1 iv 1i f.
for. p w locks. roof
SKES ax at MURAD AUTO
Loll 4r I natcd (:bursa 2 `X.VVV Km s -spa Sian-
• ' Ptlsi$llpp�lSt 1�a D.nnear(on t� lard. $2900 428-9858
80ardliN it.,. . and Db it a qct IL w
9u5
19 _Z11 l am' ?A PONTIAC 1979 Sunbid. V6
HIMALAYAN KITTENS ��Nn.g Wit,,,, o." 01K,K'�y°K,, for paonly 88.000 originalCCA.CFA. Reg Champion jt4
62Kim Tab as s 5400 436-
6244
stock. first shots. guarantee.
12-20 weals. Stuck persran qkbr��c �..ofp SALE NOV. 23 - 30.
$250, blue, cream. whts e Thy 19661 Back Skylaa
point 5,'100 cam 436-7738 �[�,auto. 6 cyl . 121 Vs. now
HALF-ELKIE pups. Medinu
- Chilist s Craft Sale 51.895 1986 Chow Astro CL
um size. very intelligent. Sat-, November 25, 10-4 + 7 pass.. loaded. 6 cyl., now
friendly. excellentwith55.296. 1985 Dodge Cara -
good watch Hard- Made decoration, van LE 7 pass aid« 96 km.
children.nilly.
dog. 8 orrlart eats, arlgW, Santas & ,nae! now $3.795 ,967 Ctev
weeks old. 3 -M/3 -F, CMvate 4 dr , auto. Z.
(905)663-4984 912 Ssnok Dr., Pickering j � km, now $2.395. 1967
LOVABLE LABRADORIM kod Century Ltd. 6 Cyt.,
lf now $3.695 17
Retrever pups, fano rased, Chev K5Blazer 44 x 4 18
ccc registered. heath guar- cy! . loaded. now $7.995.
antee. ready Dec. tom AIItDelobikas AubRt l a, igee Pont. Tempest 4 Cyt..
Yellow male. black male! 1 / For Salt 1 1 Fly Sale 105 kms, now $3,2% 1987
fennale. (613) 473-2043 GMC Satan CW'go van, 6
LHASA APSO pups. grow� auto now $3 195
house pat, non shedding, non
allergenic. health guarantee.
payment terms available.
(705)786-3124
SALE! Mi ueure Scrmuzer
puppies, friendly. obedien,
non-al!ergol F Is
American Ken" Club,
female. ,nates, with first
shots. Call ,lanes 905.47-
61591416-973-2005.
KA KLUBHOUSE- "All Your
K-9 Needs Under One woof
now o 10aSenior
Obodicm
Puppy starts Now 21: Do8¢e
aycara flexible hours:
Grefoil , Do*YoursW or
We Do. Long hair and
Denoting a Spedally: Cal
for mon wi4omom at 905-
653-7852
AUMMo ll Me, Seel!
IM 5 Litre Mustang.
auto., 40.000 km on new
ergine. Needs same work
Asking $1200. as is or bat
offer. Cal 905- 723-2474
1963 Camaro, 160,000
miles. new Pont. Ira, tram
etc. Asking $1600 obo. as
is. 1981 Goldwing 1100,
deeds tires & brakes $1550.
obo. as is. 432-254
1963 Ford Mustang 5.DL,
20,000 km. on rebuil motor.
New paint. new clutch, 5
spd., cruise control, sun-
roof, new bra, nm good.
$2200 obo. 905-985-2643.
1184 Camaro. 350. p. w..
1988 NISSAN 300 ZX,
1988 GMC pickup. kap. 8
p.s.. p.b., anVkn cassette.
loaded, excellent ww"
cyl..Waded. now $7.195.
$1700. Cal 579--6146
condition. $1700 certified
000.906-728-1582.
X988 Fiction 6000 4 dr.. 6
cyl.. air, 134 kms, now
1904 CHEVETTE, sten-
1M7 Cavalier Z24. auto.
u.m. 19e9 Marc Topaz. 4
dard, Certified Sumner
air, 160,000 km. 53.400
di. auto. air, 121 km, now
1995, alslung $700 or Deet
000. Cam 579.4570.
$3.595. 1989 Ply Voyager 7
o•er. Telephone 723-3616
pass air. Wt. cruse 128 kms
1107 CUTLASS Supreme
$5.9%. 1989 Chew Cay. S/
1984 Pontiac 6000. Four
Brouyhun. 305 auto.. mire
W, 6 qt, air. 139 kms, now
door. good motor. As"
condition, black ext., grey
irM
Wt..
nt.. dual exhaust am,
$4.5%. 1989 PynwkM Ac -
claim air, tilt. cruise, 135
O.B.O. 6B6 3682.
rc ps. pt), vw. srtakefiee
kms,. now $4.495. 1909
1185 Pontiac,Sullblfd
S6 a a. 905438 0198
Pontiac Surbwd 2 dr, 4 cyl..
$3,295. 1990
W air oonditiorhing
Chev Lurtrna
o
ra o, 11250 as a or best
Very ryknd�aw
Waded. 126 kms. r r
over. Cal 728-3181.$6,595.
$2650.
1991 GMC Safari
torrobc. osrMied
SLE and a pass. Waded
1905 Ten" GL. 4 dr.
09.0. Cal 579-0804.
now $11,295. 1992 GMC
0
auto., loaded ore ower.
1IM BOMEVLLE Power-
Satan 8 pass. air. tilt.
cruise. Now $10,795. 45
red on red showroom Car'
steering. poww4xakok
Vehicles in stock all re -
Mian Was
anNmcaswOti,ak,eua- - ,
dOt+c" Financing avar ilable
$2895.. now $2t95. cera•
$4.500 iartifed
Auto an -
Red. 4 more fine Cars to
CalConl9 5-
Cal 906 427-04M.
Oe,1WMers customers send
choose lion Cal 427-9722
their fronts• 155 King St.
anytime Russ. Open 7 days
1908 CTEV, CAPI ICE,
VII Midtown Mall) Oslha-
week irxloors. Dig Town
wago0. 307 . loaded with
wa (905) 579.2886
Saes.
extra 3rd sed, exxalerN
Illi AUdI 5000 hobo, in "Iiia
condition, 54900. cartified,
'
cmdow. Cetliied. $3,995 0
579-57%.
N
boat otter. Call 683-7301 or
686-5474 Mer 6p m.
IBM Buick Century 4 cy-
linder, aultxrlatic. $1595
Certified 1883 Buick Sky-
hawk, 4 rykWw. VACMabc.
$1295 corded. 1982 Pon-
tiac 6000, 6 cylinder, au-
tomobc $1295 certified. Call
404-9759.
1988 CHEVY 3/4 TON
41t4,with Meyers Plow Kit.
also Restored 1973 Chwy
3/4 ton 4x4. 1980 1 ton
Chevy van. Daw.905-
831-7055.
IM OPi1Wl, 134,000 lair,
auto. tic. as eL Cal 90549M
8863.
19M PONTIAC TEMPEST.
CCNtified, real nice condition.
$3895. Call Monday to
Thursday. 905-7238838.
190 CHEVY SPRINT,
2 di., auto. 104.000 ki.. wed
maintained, $2,875. caro-
med. Please Cal 6236955.
1188 FORD TEMPO L. 2
dr. auto, cassette, air,
80,000 kms. certified
$3.800.135-5735.
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
-FREE !owing for scrap
used or abandated cars
trucks TV pCk-4
lop prices pad.
up to $100
(416) 281-3499
Trucks
for Sale
1977 GMC Pick-up. 112
ton. 8 cyhn(W automatic.
Ps, P"b.. $1700 certified.
Call 725-3460
1981 NISSAN PICK
UP, runs good, new bras.
has cap, damaged front
tender, SOW OBO. 579-
5831
1989 Ford 1/2 -ton, F-150,
5 -speed standard w/owr-
driw, very good condition,
300 cubic• engine, p.s., bin
windows, cusbm sun visor.
running boards. many ex-
tras, $7300 o.b.o.
(906)404-`9283.
1901 BLAZER. Exeaeent
condition, CMbrnd.
$15'800. Low mileage.
905-723-8838 Monday to
Thursday.
1993Chov. 1/2 ton W/T.,
4.3 L,V6, 4 spd, auto, pulse
wipers. SRW. box Iner,
new P235 tires. red on red.
105,000 KM.. $12,500 or
OBO. 905-965-3564
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYL'S. WHERE
YOU GET MORE CAR
FOR YOUR MONEY
GUARANTEED, 994
Chev Cavai-e, 2 -door. 5 -
speed, new, orchid wlgrey
e+nenor. 104.DOOk s 57.995
'493 Chev Cavalier RS
Nagon, 4 -door. teal */grey
r•tend. V6. loaded.
95.000Ik's. $9.495 7992
Ford Aerostar Van, blue.
auto. air. 5 -passenger.
73.000k s V6. $9.850
1991 Chev Beretta. 2 -door.
black w/grey interior. 3 1.
V6. loaded. 1 t S. OOOk's.
$6.995 1991 Pontiac Sun -
bird LE. 4 -door, write & Su-
ver two-tone. 3.1. V6, bad -
ad. 115,0001 nicest ore
n t f city. $7.495 1991
Ford Tempo. 4 -door, red,
automatic, air, 109.000k's.
nice car. $4.995 1990
Chew Corsica, 4 -door. grey,
air. 4 new tires, 104.000k's.
$5.795 1990 Ford Taurus
Wagon, 4 -door. burgundy.
grey interior, V6, air, hit.
cruise, 153.0001 $5,695.
1989 Ponbac 6000. 4 -door.
burgundy, V6. fully Waded.
107,000k's, perfect car.
$6.495. 1989 Chrysler Le -
baron Convertible, 2 -door,
white Mitred leather Interior,
fully loaded. automatic,
68.000k's. $6,995. ALL
CARS CERTIFIED AND
RECONDn101ED BE-
FORE WE SELL THEM,
DARRYL'S AUTO CEN-
TRE 170 BLOOR
STREET EAST, OSHA -
WA 43&-M= OPEN
THIS SUNDAY 113
19" DODGE CARAVAN,
Scrod. ter, pea., now pais,
ties, exhaust. $2e00, cart.,
ale 655-5271.
IM GMC SAFARI ,
black, Wailed. extxtlent
condom. 8 pass•, raring
boards, etc. $10.500. See
it. make offer. 576.2396.
1992 GMC SAFARI SLT
van, 7 passenger, touring
edition, loaded, running
boards, new Ira, and
brakes. 93,000
725-6926
1993 Astro Mini Van ext.
p.s., p.b., p.d., dutch doors.
alk, 90,000k's, 8 passeng-
er, $15.500. Cad (905)721-
0878
1915 SAFARI GMC, teat/
grey interior, loaded. low
kit., no gst. $22.500. 723-
6777
Vans/4
EM Wheel Drive
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYL'S AND SEE
WHY 37 HAPPY CUS-
TOMERS HAVE
BOUGHT CARS HERE.
IN THE MONTH OF NO-
VEMBERI 'Ad Lmcar
Cort'^er!ai 4doer, black
grey .eather interior. Puffy
loaded. power rod, runts
and dnves like a dream
112.000k's S8495 1988
Pontiac 6000 LE. 4 -door,
blue on blue, new paint.
colour rayed rims. V6.
loaded. 147.000k's, very
sharp $4.995 1968 Olds
Cora, 4 -door. blue. new
Pon. V6. air. blt, radio.
125.000k's. 55.695 1988
Ford Tempo. 4 -door. bags
wrtan interior, auto, air.
89.000ks, reconditioned
$3.900 1987 Olds Frenza
GT 2 -door, black, 5 -speed.
V6. 132.000k's, new ex.
haust. $2.995 1986 GMC
Pick-up truck, blue wihehte
cop. V6. 4 3. three on the
tree. 101.000k's $3.695.
19M Pontiac 6000 LE. 4 -
door. two-tone gray & silver.
V6, loaded. $3,495. 1985
Chew Caprice full size, 4 -
door, bile. mint. air, cruise,
ari4m cassette. 138,000k's.
$3,995. 1986 Ford Aerostar
Conversion Van, forest
feern l silver two-tone, V6.
9. p s.. p.b., 100,000k's.
seal fume into rum size bed.
$4.695. 1982 Chev Celeb-
rity, 4 -door, brown, 2.5, 4
<yknder,49.000k's as is
Special $1,095. 1990 Ford
FW -size Van. V8, 4 -captain
chairs thousands spent on
van recentltlyy. $2,895. ALL
CARS CERTIFIED AND
RECONOfTIONm BE-
FORE WE SELL THEM,
DARRVL'S AUTO CM
TRE 170 BLOOR
STREET EAST, OSHA -
VIA 431111a0L OPEN
THIS SUNDAY 11-5
' Trailers
RICE Lab arsel 40' mo-
bile home & lot dock, shed
furnished. fishing. swim-
ming. Reduced to $27.500
Will sell separately. Can
(905)697-2634.
0111-mz- I"
1973 Yamaha GP338.
Spedo. tack oil injection,
good track, newly recov-
ered seat, only, 1190 orgi-
nal miles $550. 905-985-
8627.
M
RAGS WTHE-NEWS ADYERTUSELIMI MIX NOYTiMaEA 3,1,1995
ApartmentsI I Apartments I I Apartments Houses Houses SIO N B Ronda Vuslort Legal Lfeg•
For Rent For Rent For Rent I For Rent I For Rtlxtt , AotortodaiiiiiiiffiltioltEA I I;enfah R. I NoticesR.l Notifxf
OSHAWA two bedroom
apartment. freshly decorat-
AJAX farmhouse. 3 -bed-
room first/last, references
WHY RENT t No money
down Own your own
$295/MONTH , down-
town hignrtse, clean quiet.
POMPANO BEACH
BEAUTY, 2 bedroom, 2
bedroom, conseryation
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ed, new carpet, clean.
Available now/Dec.15t. Call
home, like new, fridge,
heat, hydro, cable, dose to
bathroom, laundry, main
For Rent
bright, quiet building, utlll-
905-428-7407
stove, $750 Incl., all but
bus. stores, schools, non-
floor W/O Pool, hot tub.
AND OTHERS
ties, parking incl laundry
AJAX 5 YR NEW. spa
phone. asking $61.900
smoker preferred 571-
tennis, dose to all amen-
IN THE ESTATE OF
facilities. good location,
available now $690
choirs, end-uint.3 bdrm ,
Can Ken Collis. Caldwell
5895
ees, 666-2458 or 666-0006.
JESSIE DEMPSTER CARLISLE
mo
Call now (905) 683-6778
lownhome. 1 V2 baths.
Banker 72&9414
Go. shoppl non smoker.
contained. bsmt., apt 4 ap-
All perSOr1S having claims against the
OSHAWA. close to G M ,
Ing./stove. immaculate
Avail Feb 1 $975 month.
WILMOT, adult commum-
ty. 2 bedroom, fndge. stove.
Condonin'unts
For Rent
Prll & Homes
I I For Sal
late JESSIE DEMPSms CARDS•
newer building 1.2 & 3
call John McCarten. Remax
quiet court, seoo plus hy-
potential, 160 Goodman Dr
cember, 1995, full particulars of their
LE, formerly of 165 Admiral Road, Ajax,
bedroom apartments avail
forst Realty Ltd 905-831-
dro Call 432-8113
complex. 5950/mo an m-
Im Retail Space
awn Ontario, On Or abOU1
able Call 905-4285723
3300
bedroc,^ 588_ One bed-
S885
AJAX On the Lake 2
OUALITY D'Angelo Multi
who passed
p y
1 2 bedroom. located
eft
BRIGHT spacious w c
PICKERING Liverpool/
AJAX, WestneyIm
Townhouses
bedroom, conseryation
level N W Oshawa 3+2
the 19th day of June, 1995, are hereby
on 350 Malaga Also 1
basernert apartment. 2-
Bayy large clean 2 bed-
Heights. 2 units for the
For Rent
view • fireplace. lots of ex-
bedrooms. kitchen over-
notified t0 send In to the undersigned
bedroom on 946 Masson
bedroom. 3 -piece bath, eat-
room basement apt sep
price of 1, 2 bedroom de-
appliances, pod, large
tras, avaralble Jan 1, 905-
looks fame room with fire -
y
Personal Representative of the said de -
St From $550 monthly all
in kitchen. w,,n closet, sep-
entrance. close to schools.
tached, +, bedroom, self
705) 357-2406
686-9259
place. 2 walkouts, inground
ceased, on or before the 15th day of De -
inclusive Call anytime,
arate private entrance Call
Go. shoppl non smoker.
contained. bsmt., apt 4 ap-
PORTER WOODS- 3
.
pod. 3 baths, FAG. In-law
7603 or 905 -263 -
1045
905 -576.6724
905-686-7271
$700,mo includes utilities
pliances, garage. c'a. land-
bed townhouse In family
Office &
potential, 160 Goodman Dr
cember, 1995, full particulars of their
1 and 2 bedroom, located
BROOKLIN. extra large 3
420--5579
scoped. rent to own, $toss
complex. 5950/mo an m-
Im Retail Space
$171,500 Call Sheila Mc-
Mc -
claims. Thereafter, the undersigned will
at 309 Cordova Rd . no
bedroc,^ 588_ One bed-
S885
PICKERING - large
mo., hrsVlast or ownership
elusive. Close to schools
) a c Free consultations
Laren Sutton status 436-
distribute the assets of the said Estate,
pets. please phone 579-
room $510 bed sittingnclud-
basement apt
bac"eavailable
from 57x5 mo Ava�laDle
immediately 905 686-
and shopping 435-1088
4 Months Free Rent-
0990
having regard only to the claims then
2387
room $565 Utilities ,nclud-
available Dec t Sep en-
y
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
Mortgages and Loans
BRAND NEW HOMES,
1 BEDROOM apartments.
ed Quiet area. close to
trance, non smoker $450
6639
bedroom Townhouses ,n
Downtown Oshawa, 400-
3500 sq. h available Park
$875 per month, why rent?
filed.
lumiS,'ec = _n'urmshed
Shopping 655-5539
an Inclusive Krosno/Bay!y
AJAX Westney%401. base.
well maintained family
72pp
Starting at $119.900 North
Dated at Strafford, Ontario this 17th day
Avadaore immediatelyCLEAN
modem 1 bed.
837-0551
merit apartmen,. above
complex. freshly decorated
Ing and great exposure
Best rental rates. Call 434-
West Oshawa. 3 bedrooms,
of November, 1995.
Stamng $530/month Indu-
room rtm B
drountl, private entrance,
with Frig/stove, close to all
h h R
apo en, road
-
sive. •Irsl month with ap- loom. 4 piece bath, eat -,n
proved Credo ,304 Simcoe kitchen, laundry and park -
St S Cal! Stephen 571-
mg Available DeivJan 1
3229
S550 Call 579-343,
1 oed-Dom basement apt
COZY & CLEAN , bed -
Central location $525 all
room cnvate en -
inclusive Call 432.2000
trance.laundry facilities.
1 Bedroom apt5 ;n Oshawa
near O C avail able Dec 1.
and Bowmanv,lle Starting
5463 utilities included 905 -
at $600. month indge &
683-7146
stove .nouded with laundry
HUGE , BEDROOM base -
facilities No pets Can 434
mer' a^a'tmen, h,eplace
5650 inclusive. available
amanitas. on sore Mgmt of
2447 or 655-4132
igf, raency, gas eat, -
By; GREGORY & BUECHLER
Dec 1st Call 905-686-8863
frce call 728-3777
OSHAWA STORE for
40 ireul Raised bungakrw.
Barristers and Solicitors
or 416-497-9620
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom
rent at 4 comers. 5700
only 5 left. others from
$104.900 Call Peter Neal.
30 Waterloo Street
AJAXDuplex2 bd" .GA..
townhouse. in well main-
mo includes tax, heat and
Sales Rep . Guide Reality,
Stratford, Ontario N5A 4A6
appliances, pod, large
tamed family complex In.
insurance. Plenty of private
parking Also beautiful of-
723-5281
Solicitors for the Estate Trustee
yard- 5850 month plus
nudes an utilities. 4 an-
1x;e , second Boor $200 per
705) 357-2406
Vat. Rentals
utilities. available Jan Ist
pliances, parkingclose to
mon. th725-0710
TREES with potential
Jan 1st. dose to GO. shop-
Call 19051640 7a3C
schools and an amenities
.
Pond site. 10 acres, lovely 3
7603 or 905 -263 -
1045
BY Oshawa Snopping
122 Colbome St E Osha.
wa Fc, appt 434.3972
Garage 5
year old 82000 3 bedroom
Business
EMPP r4j7jTPersonah
Centre -5684 month y plus
Nice 'urroshed room All
I
raised bungalow. c/v, near
g
ortunities
atihbes 6 rooms (three
Ai,a ane mmeden'!y 3
Sttxage Space
Uxbridge. S165.000 416-
DAILY CASH FLOW
hedroomsl upper modern
(
$550 menti 1905. 686-
924.3724
ATTRACTIVE AND w
2407
p
laundrf. use of yard. near all
PICKERING _a•;- : _-,
.apiex Eat -in xtchen, dg
i .- INDOOR STORAGE
''lis and or compressor in,
BODY SHOP, Long e5tab-
,ng to talk 1-900-451-44
2 bed, -.or-•
amen,tes NOshawa $650
'loom basic -e„ aWarifnent
:.ont room Close to school
.as cars and trams,
Money
shed business, air com-
ext 6988 $2.99 per m
basement apt .
Bay Ridges 4 bath,
,�,
everything ncluded. st'last
4 appliances. ac. poo. all
Fenced yard Private drive-
lean. dry secure Can
to Lend
parer, spray booth etc on y
18 plus Toucntone Prod
oc
to su,tabie for
required 436-0435
ndus,ve. 5800 available
way (905 728 0079 leave
705) 357-2406
Vat. Rentals
S1695 monthly Available
Con,pan y 602) 954 7420
,chene
last avath
last Dec 1st 905
Jan 1st. dose to GO. shop-
message
23 txWrxx- apal-er' g
or 623-7320
mined 725-1171
7603 or 905 -263 -
1045
earners or nurses Nc
cnildrer no pets Firstlast
HWYr2 BROCK P:cxenn
sman g
' bedroom seperate
prig 905-83'-4557
CENTRAL WHITBY
a.a at•r Dec ,, hist last.
no pets 580C inclusive
BORROW $ 0.000 ,
BORROW ' pay
Nice 'urroshed room All
BEST PLAYMATE
•egwrec Avera 839-^09
entrance uhllti included.
PICKERING. 2 -bedroom
Ai,a ane mmeden'!y 3
I
• Un
as little as $110 �n
DAILY CASH FLOW
names & is 1.900-45
(
$550 menti 1905. 686-
Oase"""" aka^merit. cepa-
bedroom • wnroom Large
'v and Nov 428-Fi328 1-
) a c Free consultations
created m your own MLM
6088 ext 272. $2 99/m
LARGE b-ght. 2 -level 2-
1788
rate entrance. appliances.
Irvngroom and kitchen No
Anubis Investments Ltd
home based business. Full
lie+ Touchtone.
Cry•: '-- apartment near
parkingno pets 5650 dus
pets' First and Last a must
UNITS .n si,a,, industrial
Mortgages and Loans
trarnxxywpport. Into line 1 -
Oshawa Center Beau)fufly
LAKEVIEW ; a'k Oshawa
available Dec 1 or earlier
$950 per month inclusive
aza nein to Oshawa Cen-
since 1973 Call (905)668
800-352-2850
CALL Local Girls. g
in
decora'ed side $853
•-
2 c. :,•-' -a` `Dor Of
Cal i416i724-2977
Call Germ 666-4085
'.n High ceilings. Over
72pp
names & home number
month Inciude5 utilities 5
rk
appliances and an
House Ali ubWres included
No 5795 m
SUNNY arge *,o base-
COURTICE main floor. 3
acid doors Parking.utih-
PERFECT Hone -Based
1.900-451.5566 Ext 25
g Dogs
Available January 'st 666-
pe mon
Call 435-2433
11a:a•tmlii 2 bed-
bedroom, includes utilities.
details send S A S E to
''lis and or compressor in,
9463
COUPLE'S seeking so
loom. large k:tchen:dinmg
S'100. available Dec 1st.
L1J811_2.
uded onth by month
LARGE 2 BEDROOM,
area. shtling glass doors
brsttast Cau 432-3618
cruiting, constantly replac-
ail 6-2
2 -BEDROOM basement
apo.•- 5650-I.A.-
ties pa,king laundry racrl�
ap' - Bow. a^v,ue mut
pie parking space, laundry
room. lame xRcmierm Imng
non -smoke, no pets. park-
ng, utilities & use d huge
Brock Fnch
FARMHOUSE. for rent.
so.: r NewtonvlBe 5650
I I Rooms
for Rent
I • I Florida
fres dose is all amenees
room . $720 month first
yard area
905-427-966,
+
per month , utilities 1st &
Vat. Rentals
u -Oath Call 6839'6
last. avd Dec 1 683--0709
last avath
last Dec 1st 905
23 txWrxx- apal-er' g
or 623-7320
WHITBY. 2 bedroom apt
7603 or 905 -263 -
1045
BAILEY .:eat onwe
ATTENTION Snowbirds
story building lose t0
LUXURY 2 BEDROOM en
a.a at•r Dec ,, hist last.
no pets 580C inclusive
Nice 'urroshed room All
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
schools library. Soul- GM
suer s• -ire tndge. indoor
728 -49th
HOUSE $1250m%o plus
facilities S390,monM 839-
3 bamroorns townhouse
dant Available Immeaate
parking security. pool sau-
ut,!'t'es ,Upper 3 bedroom
4271
condl dose to famous
'v and Nov 428-Fi328 1-
na a.. -dry all amenities
WHY -enf warn you can
5850 - ower 2 bedroom
LIVERPOOLIHWY 2
Clearwater beach, pod. la -
Business Earn cash daily
53.49/m,n 18.. Tou,
tun/pert-hme For complete
tone
details send S A S E to
CAB Intl 8 Midtown or
COUPLE'S seeking so
Sesta 225 Oshawa. ONT
gle men, lots of numbers
L1J811_2.
900-451-5566 ext 69
$3 49/mn, 18., T -tone
TIRED of continuing re-
cruiting, constantly replac-
OLDER women seekv
.ng downhne members
single Wrenlots of phor
Constantly retailing. slow or
numbers 1-900-451-36:
no growth The network
ext 259 53.291 minute 18
,narketers dream vehicle.
touch tone
7pm for appormtrnen; $90C, hrs1 las,. non- oor r iur ow, home for $705. utilities and ap- 'urge '9om or ',-si floor cuzzl. BBC private yard. all ;9051 721.1563.
less man+ you Think,., t Wrances all included) Duret available Now April for ,Mo
A BEAUTIFUL clear, smckr•, •N avail Dec t5. Y Cal 5400. quiet responsible and to view notes 686- e I Mortgages, PSYCHIC Answers Rate
579 „43 Dave Haylock Sales Rep whrtlhr area 430-9684 persons No pets Call 420- p rt �n Canada Answer
sLa- as bedroom. ap' y PICKERING VILLAGE, 9 9846 or 579.3788 s Insurance • I money, career $2 9
Re,'Max Summa Rear, 1 TS Personals lova.
Plus ion, ,r 2 -storey house MAIN door bungalow 1991 Ltd (905• 668-3800 LEAF TC OWN wart CLEARWATER. !udy fur- minute. 1B+ E IR PA.
Utilities �nct~. backyard A.,f u: r Jan 1st 3 bed- or (1X151 666-32 11 PICKERING Single room, msheo 2.3 bed,00rr mile
ob
avalable Dec 1st S'%5 room$. close to VCkenn buy a nems but trunk you with -ane use Of kitchen,s. MORTGAGES Good, 900.451-4055
905.43493%3 Towr Center $900 pe��jl
can7 afford 1. mink again walk to Pickering Generat- tub tennis �mnutes of tad and ugly Financing for ADULTS ONLY t Gro TAROT, numerology. N
A MUST SEE- Count month F'ow antl Iasi 905- ODSeSLease ain� option bo buy ng Station. Go. PTC 5340 beachr/3 Bue baseball anypurpose, rates from MenOve78 Seeking Ofder ogY•1-420 -0539 r Rent -his new renovated 2 r mo 5170 biweeklyog Men 1-900-451-3636 ext las. Clairvoyance Ln
toil.^y rr •• cry :or verrenc- oedrocim detached home Phone 420-4318 NHL hockey dog l Horse 595'•. All applications ac 704. S3 291mn, must be psyclocs. Look Into your h
eS Good frsfkng and acres NEWLY -RENOVATED, with a hnrshed basement tracks Children welcomed cepted Community Finan- 18 T -tone. Lure. 18. $3.99 min. 1
to roam 3* bedrooms bra o a:a SIm-apartment which wU assist Less than motel 1905)683-- coal Semces668.6W6 mrnkrvn 1-900-8702770
(master ensu,t win, whir coeh1wy2. includes ut,ktres, ru in meeting your firool SOUTH AJAX 5503
pool - 3 bathrooms sepal - phone .:lose to downtown -. al obbigaarons Has terrific Furnished room tot refit,
rate Tool room gourmet (buses) Call Mike 4.6-694 VMO SAYS=•lckyard dose to an
kavailable tmrttedaEely
•tchen. breakfast nook ' 557 or Vera 905-771 YOU CANNOT amen�aes. caring tenants -
Large deck. ample parkin1411 AFFORD TO , bled long sPWY $8007 i4001n10. a $100 rill . all e::
App,ommii iy fil east of NICEST WALKOUT '^onto plus utilities
Oshawa thick ad.rss to IRIJY A HOUSE' 85)831_2941 tridusive Laundry avail-
10
hwy 40' Available NEW casement apac•^e-' �t..i.m....able Non smoking . .
W' !by Large kitchen, OSHAWA 2 bedroom
January 15th 5`150 tn.m $hlii munth
monthincludes neat antl bath bedroom. walk Out Solve 0vim, S -101X) nunga-D. garage, fenced �� ..1 '.
i
hydro ry References re- an utihtps mduded $650 If you call NOW, yam. private dmie. dose to 427 973
monthly. Single
noble Irtime- a amenities $725 plus rs qu.red Phone 905349- motel Sri le non-ammer 434-"1� i
2a07 aper bpm Y g Call 4, 6-635-8630 Avail -
XX S
preferred No pets 668- 14ee-�40 3,275 aple imrnaderngy I I $:faf[d 19,n
AJAX S.;utr, large 2 beo 4264 1r•.. C.s PICKERING - main floor. AccolOdation .. `
room ,ower apartment. nice Nu down r, 3 bedroom mewl r
area, near wale, private ONE AND TWO bedroom bedroom can Help' y enovat- TO
entrance, laund deck apa--e"S .mrned,ate ed house. non Smokers. apt t0 Share Ms
rY NARK STAPLEY 2 Detlroom
fenced51000 all inclusive Avail
�+ 4aIR117(,w�
yard newt) •enc- possession. prefer couple. ,.,,. K.•••n•..-.v.i)ik, with professional oriole.;„;ri „ ...3
Jan 1. 416-284-2983 or
vated $750 inciudln utilr Oshawa. central location. Backyard, parking ♦
g 'union (.mu E xt I Y W ng 5340 :'s r:Y:`::;:;.: • :::;::d
Des and cable Nc pets fridge stove. carpet. snap- Reath Ira- dtrr282-7929 half hydro & phone. Call
(leave
'�� :,r3"'tOx�.
Cau 6190264 (leave mes- ping plaza. Due stop, faun. PICKERING- bungalow, 576-1616:w �.,.
saw) dry raalnres. 725-2642 aper lower hour. West Snore 4 bedroom noose Use of ST ANDREWS CHURCH OF CHRIST
Spm area, 2 large bedrooms, all facilities Parking.lean- �
AJAX Immaculate. spa 1ST CHOICE fenced yard. parking, near CEDAR ST., AJAX
acus 2 -bedroom basementschoolsdry. Depose and remonthes
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i and $6 ava4ade r used 5400 month) 1 strNt north of 401 - eiw•st of frlarwood
apartment In I Imrnedwtel 5675 Lar Y PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
apa year-old ,r, y.plex Includes neat, WHY REM? BUY. Y rY Available Imntedwnpy. 723 -
house separate,privale en- hydro appliances. parking payment. (905)509-1264 or 3032. 35 CHURCH ST N. WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M.
trance and alarm parking Laundry available on site (905)3'6-°977 WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY
s850 inclusive 416-948-99446 Convenient to ao, and p problem house in Male has PICKERING VILLAGE
city Let me show you how' SMALL 3 bedroom bun- house In Oshawa to snare THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD -
AJAX 2 -bedroom base- bus routes 433-0677 MortPay. $700 O.A.0 galow. located at Whites with non-smoker of like C paw �s JESUS IS LORD.
mens Rd. & Oklahorl SB5Umo. 683-7511
apartment, separate Col Thoma• C. Pik! mind & principals. 5375!
OSHAWA Recently veno• . utilities. FIrSVlast. Avail- month. hrslAast 134--8685 Sunday School, 683-2477
entrance. large windows. vated 3 -bedroom in duplex. San able Dec 1. Call 427.9439
OUR bath walk to GO. non- Oak from, french doors. 2- Rep. Remelt Accord
smoking, no pets ist(lasi. baths washeritl ll treed TWO BEDROOM, upper Cmily home,
- 4 bedroom Supervised I�IUfSeI'y PICKERING STANDARD
ry Realgr Ltd. 57Tr3111 ppe I tome, 2 bedrooms 1"'� + � ""� 1 �
$750 inclusive Clovis- 905- antsy
931-3300 yard. near downtown. all wax• North amt Osha- Rev. K. Rowland
inclusive 905-430-6336. via, 4 appliances, com- (oma � master bedrColl oom CHURCH
AJAX central 1 bedroom pletely redecorated, avail- bre. private an )' , Community
4 appliances, bright. dean OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom a able Dec-,, $695 plus 60% fac ties.shared lie ofn. laundy, Servlee 11:00 a.m.
facilities. Use d entire Methodist
Separate entrance No apartments. available at w utileies, One bedroom low- house except fartrlyroom. Everyone Welcome Brock Rd. At
pets First/last $500 plus 888 and 900 Glen St Gose er duplex, N.W. Oshawa, 4 Suitable for single Mom.
utilities Call 683-8768 to schools, shopping and ONLY DOWN appliances, completely re -r $t • H19hWay MT
References. First and last.
AJAX on the lake. near G M Utilities Included OWN A BRAND NEW decorated, available. Available Dec 1 $565/r
401, 3 -bedroom. 2 -baths, 2 First/last required Call 728- Dec.1. $595 plus 40% uflli-
nclu9e
parking, fireplace, tenors. 4993. • • - ties. call 571-2757, bet- 434-339776. except phone. �� Sunday 1tf110•'itiip
pool, sauna, whirlpool. OSHAWA - 2 bedroom - e •N' HOME ween 4.8 pron. FURNISHED bedroom, 1620 Whites Fid. N. '1'1--00 A.M. i 7:00 P.M.
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dishwasher, fireplace. 725.9278 905-723-7302 leave mes- (416)244-8333. ® Nursery at that time
available immediately. non- 3 BEDROOM, great yard. sage Come and Wtlsrshl
smokers, no pets. referent- OSHAWA - Be the first to Ideal location. $1195.00 839-1383 p
occupancy this completely plus, call 433-5586 . or rent WHITBY 3 bedroom bun- ROOM in 4 -bedroom 837-0126
65 required, $695 Inclusive renovated two bedroom, garage house, lair
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Making a lasting impression
Sincerely Yours Baskets and Fine
It's a unique gift that's perfect for a loved one, special
friend, corporate client or customer.
"Crafted with care for a lasting impression", Sincerely
Yours Baskets and Fine Gifts offers gift baskets for all
occasions.
Gabrielle Manski has created a business perfect for
those who find it hard choosing the right gift. Her basket
creations provide the perfect solution to this constant
problem.
There's baskets for birthdays, new babies, weddings,
anniversaries, bereavement, thank you's. There's fruit
baskets, gourmet food baskets, children*s baskets and
baskets with sports themes.
Her colour brochure highlights the many different
baskets to choose from and every Christmas she has a
brochure featuring wonderful selections for the yuletide
season.
"We specialize in custom baskets designed to your
individual requirements,' says Gabrielle. 'Al of the baskets
Incorporate fine quality ingredients creatively with an
interesting attractive container enhanced with ribbon,
florals and coordinating cello. Al baskets are made on the
premises."
In addition to the Christmas gift baskets, Sincerely Yours
has introduced a "Raptors Basket" to their sports theme
line. This is a perfect gift for a basketball fan, a friend or
client..
Surprise someone before the game, instead of at the
game or after the game. Each basket is done up in the
team colours and topped off with the Raptor's pennant.
Inside, enjoy a delightful assortment of gourmet snacking
foods such a as Roman bruschetta chips, hot pepper
popcorn, fruit flavoured mineral waters, decadent
chocolate covered pretzels and more.
Gabrielle attends many trade shows and food fairs
looking for new award winning gourmet foods and other
high quality ingredients that are both interesting and keep
up with customer trends. Mylex and latex balloons as well
as occasion cards are also available in a vanety of special
themes.
She uses a variety of interesfing containers as well as
high quality baskets. Many of the things are not only
beautiful but are useful so they will last for a long time to
come.
Ordering a gift basket is easy. Just pick up your phone
to call or fax an order from the comfort of your home or
office. Leave the winning around to them.
When placing an order give the full name, address and
phone number of the recipient. They will arrange delivery
and confirm the address of the recipient with the first cafl.
After the basket has been defivered, a second cM is made
to ensure the arrangement has arrived in good Order.
Delivery is available across North America by courier.
Rates are available upon request.
Same day service is available in Durham and the
greater Metro area for orders placed by 10:30 a.m. Pick up
orders can also be made. Custom orders will receive a
35mm photo of the order along with the invoice because
many customers appreciate knowing what they sent a
friend or relative.
Besides individual clients, Sincerely Yours also serves
corporate clients such as banks, law offices, retail,
manufacturing and real estate companies.
'We offer a private consultation for our corporate
customers in order to create a gift basket that reflects their
corporate image," says Gabrielle. "In addition to gift
baskets, quality crystal, silver and collectibles are available
for special events such as retirement, promotion,
employee appreciation and the closing of deals."
Sincerely Yours also offers a service to other retailers in
which they will arrange their product line for special
promotions and seasons such as Christmas, Valentines,
Mother's Day, etc. This has been of special interest to hair,
beauty and esthetic salons, delicatessans and so on as a
way of making their products seasonally appealing as gift
items. For this service an individual consultation is
required.
Sincerely Yours is located at 1220 Rigby Dr. in Pickering
off Liverpool Rd. north of Finch. Business hours are
Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. During Christmas
they're open until Noon on Saturday.
Orders can be made by caging (905) 8396450 or fax
(905) 839-7421 and you can pay for your purchase by
Visa, Mastercard or cash. They'll also be happy to mail
you information about their many selections.
"Don't miss the Chrisbnas Open House and Sale
on Sat. Dec. 2 and Sun. Dec. 3 from 9:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m."
Why Advertise In Focus on Business
Dnrham Minesses wear" to inaease #in profile and sales vokme fnd flat being a part of Ile Focus on
Bits as a&mismg leadre Wooly has it adatage.
over tie last few years a great many Miriesses- of all sizes - have limmil llial roved it in Ile AO idierig
News Mobser's and OsllawalWfeby Isis WOWS FD= an Bills mass IeaW have pnenalled We phone rills tial
lively would not have dienlise omw d.
How do you get involved?
When a =WV makes a ca imberll b adlwfu for 10 weeks an Ile page, I also rewires a Id leelme sbry.
Wnplde will pidires.
The fty reirkim tie adiimbsement, wabfeg Ile buum to eqW n dept► its ROW aft service,
phibsopty, goals, sp W prorniobns and even a hkto&d overview.,
U ASS tie bilsness doses *ww A ewriiii" is done by Ile newspapers Of to ad design, SIM inlerview
and w ft plus Ire Halog of Ile phobgn @hL
Al tie business needs b do is prepare for tie in muW sales volume. For more I ilainiation cal James al 683-
0101.
YUK YUWS ON TOUR
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1995
AT 8:00 P.M.
Tidtets are $8.00 In advance
$10.00 at the door
FOR INFO CALL (905) 428.9746
START THE SEASON OFF
WITH A LAUGH
GUNTHERIVENS
Advertising
ea ure
Making a lasting impression
Sincerely Yours Baskets and Fine
It's a unique gift that's perfect for a loved one, special
friend, corporate client or customer.
"Crafted with care for a lasting impression", Sincerely
Yours Baskets and Fine Gifts offers gift baskets for all
occasions.
Gabrielle Manski has created a business perfect for
those who find it hard choosing the right gift. Her basket
creations provide the perfect solution to this constant
problem.
There's baskets for birthdays, new babies, weddings,
anniversaries, bereavement, thank you's. There's fruit
baskets, gourmet food baskets, children*s baskets and
baskets with sports themes.
Her colour brochure highlights the many different
baskets to choose from and every Christmas she has a
brochure featuring wonderful selections for the yuletide
season.
"We specialize in custom baskets designed to your
individual requirements,' says Gabrielle. 'Al of the baskets
Incorporate fine quality ingredients creatively with an
interesting attractive container enhanced with ribbon,
florals and coordinating cello. Al baskets are made on the
premises."
In addition to the Christmas gift baskets, Sincerely Yours
has introduced a "Raptors Basket" to their sports theme
line. This is a perfect gift for a basketball fan, a friend or
client..
Surprise someone before the game, instead of at the
game or after the game. Each basket is done up in the
team colours and topped off with the Raptor's pennant.
Inside, enjoy a delightful assortment of gourmet snacking
foods such a as Roman bruschetta chips, hot pepper
popcorn, fruit flavoured mineral waters, decadent
chocolate covered pretzels and more.
Gabrielle attends many trade shows and food fairs
looking for new award winning gourmet foods and other
high quality ingredients that are both interesting and keep
up with customer trends. Mylex and latex balloons as well
as occasion cards are also available in a vanety of special
themes.
She uses a variety of interesfing containers as well as
high quality baskets. Many of the things are not only
beautiful but are useful so they will last for a long time to
come.
Ordering a gift basket is easy. Just pick up your phone
to call or fax an order from the comfort of your home or
office. Leave the winning around to them.
When placing an order give the full name, address and
phone number of the recipient. They will arrange delivery
and confirm the address of the recipient with the first cafl.
After the basket has been defivered, a second cM is made
to ensure the arrangement has arrived in good Order.
Delivery is available across North America by courier.
Rates are available upon request.
Same day service is available in Durham and the
greater Metro area for orders placed by 10:30 a.m. Pick up
orders can also be made. Custom orders will receive a
35mm photo of the order along with the invoice because
many customers appreciate knowing what they sent a
friend or relative.
Besides individual clients, Sincerely Yours also serves
corporate clients such as banks, law offices, retail,
manufacturing and real estate companies.
'We offer a private consultation for our corporate
customers in order to create a gift basket that reflects their
corporate image," says Gabrielle. "In addition to gift
baskets, quality crystal, silver and collectibles are available
for special events such as retirement, promotion,
employee appreciation and the closing of deals."
Sincerely Yours also offers a service to other retailers in
which they will arrange their product line for special
promotions and seasons such as Christmas, Valentines,
Mother's Day, etc. This has been of special interest to hair,
beauty and esthetic salons, delicatessans and so on as a
way of making their products seasonally appealing as gift
items. For this service an individual consultation is
required.
Sincerely Yours is located at 1220 Rigby Dr. in Pickering
off Liverpool Rd. north of Finch. Business hours are
Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. During Christmas
they're open until Noon on Saturday.
Orders can be made by caging (905) 8396450 or fax
(905) 839-7421 and you can pay for your purchase by
Visa, Mastercard or cash. They'll also be happy to mail
you information about their many selections.
"Don't miss the Chrisbnas Open House and Sale
on Sat. Dec. 2 and Sun. Dec. 3 from 9:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m."
Why Advertise In Focus on Business
Dnrham Minesses wear" to inaease #in profile and sales vokme fnd flat being a part of Ile Focus on
Bits as a&mismg leadre Wooly has it adatage.
over tie last few years a great many Miriesses- of all sizes - have limmil llial roved it in Ile AO idierig
News Mobser's and OsllawalWfeby Isis WOWS FD= an Bills mass IeaW have pnenalled We phone rills tial
lively would not have dienlise omw d.
How do you get involved?
When a =WV makes a ca imberll b adlwfu for 10 weeks an Ile page, I also rewires a Id leelme sbry.
Wnplde will pidires.
The fty reirkim tie adiimbsement, wabfeg Ile buum to eqW n dept► its ROW aft service,
phibsopty, goals, sp W prorniobns and even a hkto&d overview.,
U ASS tie bilsness doses *ww A ewriiii" is done by Ile newspapers Of to ad design, SIM inlerview
and w ft plus Ire Halog of Ile phobgn @hL
Al tie business needs b do is prepare for tie in muW sales volume. For more I ilainiation cal James al 683-
0101.
YUK YUWS ON TOUR
AT
368 ONLY ST. WEST
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1995
AT 8:00 P.M.
Tidtets are $8.00 In advance
$10.00 at the door
FOR INFO CALL (905) 428.9746
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(Clarington residents).
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after press -time by calling this number.
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HARRIS, Mary Elizabeth ( former teacher at Dur-
ham Reg:on School Board and Wee Care Day Care)
suddenly on Tuesday, November 21.1995. Mary Har -
ns former resident of Colborne Lodge, Whitby and
supportive member of St. Timothy's Presbyterian
Church, Ajax Beloved mother of Laurence Dixon
Survived by her brother Robert and his wife Evelyn
Hess of Seattle. Washington and her sister- in -law
Ruth Hess of Illinois. Funeral service at St. Ti-
mothy's Presbyterian Church on Friday November
24th at 200 pm. Cremation . In lieu of flowers do-
nations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the
Hospital for Sick Children would be apprec aced by
the family. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie
Funeral Home (428-8488)
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WOMEN
soul mate I am S'4', Drown nay :ray =. ret ^aa r,
Box 26795
,.., •» -a' •a!*a. sd'erre s:a'-• :rix
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A^akr^•'!E �Ai :^a�.p r^r, s aper ^re-
ATHLETIC YALE. S4 '70 Daubs. with a 6W -A-
;at. canwg honest. falnluh non smoker. occasional
INHERE ARE YOU7 Searching for sou r attractive s
25 t 35. m„S; oh swrr, :er;rj -. s,t _aw.;
_:ra,rq •or a ae, we' yrar.r*-vs BOX 2641
4: arc oDv^:sx arra! +re a 1-0 cur aaralCme �-
:,.a, zi •': '^• a masculr+e. scar;^! ac ng
SEEKING MEN:miler
Inlerests include socal�zmg. Cfr!dren, romary
male 4: t 55. who er"s p a pemng and spec ng a
b servou'e+aeo'enp, ro head pees BOX 26550
a
Full TIMES Male seeming ady br bseer 'o1a'tr
FU Tease
vii
sonale terse Wan someone .cue s ar,,4snrea�
war, some
go vim• a 'ltSMy a.+r: 25 b 4r rrc ,.� ayv n,
"s
vgrms bl he Keeplace n s Demg together a Seea ng
IWIl Lee g wester iniac. ravel. et Good
LOOKING FOR ROMANCE y qe rite cup t r
Vale er rare v^De, air: rens
and serge ry J on BOX 26406
out. Dr:r , arrf Wer Vies ac •dine 80X
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gentleman 26 b 33it you think lou are my soul
sense of humor and financially secure. who also
ng for a •cur smoking arrive bale we a sear yrysi
re Dex eme to :0 yes, BOX 26405
HOMEST MALE 5,igie while 29 16C :roads : ?'
DISCREET DAYTIME try 'e ea„ a 3' s *a�e
HELP"MOCw!r s naptic wr" rW . m'.eo c.r
taming me 10 re park' I need some
male. ti
. please cal to ke lire warm BOX 26463
GENTLEMAN ONLY Attractive.
arYovs eke her tan gs We and re aAdoors BOX
laly N ad erwn comate Mux y, wd aourated
CARING PERSON. _trig :a^ ,. ; rce'e gr•tle
c'm.- •a, a ! 7,e eret Eley cg abouteve••m ,
:..cur , v7*sere• a eyne e•toureer r ?* 5arar
mom,, always
b my mommy b ekere me d he She
educated &atter
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26759
80126560
Mar seewr g air a female 35 to 45
4e �q as X a a b U Tr .e+r, ,r-
wg;o 7p ,rig ':, somer'r sale enc :as.a
e speral
needs a sitepa friend BOX 26557
art' blue eyes 5t" 130 panus
See" a 'gerdeman. 25 b 40 Must
SEEKING MR. RIGHT ArcraCpie winte female. 24.
SINGLE BLACK MALE ''. 185bLau
s. ariam: d.
win na+snp =.
kwrd5fkp and mssDne rey ninar
wMe •erx 24 b 3C no acs wrnc riles •aide-
Seaac, a *u~ BOX 25700
lust
EXPECTATIONS. c0, li dng an west hurt
De esta0ksted,
I
Seeking romantic «'tele mae 25 to 35. wit s fvyy,
prmssra amdfous esroys drwrg spots and far-
dancing music. mores dining yac. We n^es ai
light ire,t ars: ax; maks BOX 264M
TRY ME OUT , s -r sec to -P )nasi angor and
GREAT
mar 3i '0 39 khat to N and aprh b
outgoing and espy, hie. er icy the oadoos. ravel.
dartgg•
aally esiapane t an: sexists what he :s dar'q ant ns
ous othe activities Lodung mp a single lerna a 23 to
home, pets, vis and lin eines BOX 26M
WIFE WANTED tea ! v 'honk ->-nr .ruv, $0 year
war...e : 1cee' a :x y ;a, mak ;og *r v:
po!e,wra'.
InenccsnD am 34, bre musicfirms. parting and
dining and a vide variety o1 must and
Haw
k% Must bre Kmymn, armmae and tie site nsetf
30. dories minded. east ?Drr cocky M b be wit
WEEKEND FATHER. I ,cry aeMG're mar 39 rsl
'7
Y. = 77rvks oorne cur '1,bP .rah ,
wr! a ;itis! ssee 7 +rn cur = sr'ar ^cur •a:e
Meeoag acrve n a day wand BOX 26559
pork one year male demndarrt who is not
""a tarn Cnlwen BOX 2646 5
BOX MV
LOOKING FOR MAN.
and that et" y'yycal uTvrnes and good tees
oalarii art IftQAale _ook+r , a wine Ianane
skarq Joan, and M.^; �ourr, t, sero s nie
Plea prr •Doc oa.ir; _•va't res BOX 2SzX
ATTRACTIVE FEMALE cul fgumd. employers 3/.
welcome
HEART Of GOLD EmtroYed, ate thio 4175 heavy set
hornan seeming man head.
b
stop at ors;. prryyCa +saeorenp optional BCII 26312
BOX 26546
ESTABLISHED MALE. -vest. 25.511', 10ft.
who we oe nice b Ile and Amos .dau s trd
pssbrel grown, BOX 26110
vatic a 1 a Int WMOV -0'3C Tarn BOX 21396
HEART OF GOLD, •rarest arrg 35 aT a ;10
WOMEN
5? „e ares ver', "' and acme. with mom' toter
19
fprryle vngk mr ro OeOerxOeras. bl d fr000as and
ATTRACTIVE. SUV. ^telrgerrr, TanMng .aur se
IM. te,
;eek:ng >�:� female N to 27 Must effov drwg.
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LOOKING FOR YS RIGOR ;,nge wr'+e Tale. 28
mak
Lace
pees^ -a •, E•rors !ast:ng yin, U•• ;r
eats. gdeg nares. nnrOrg. w'''mn9. �n9 �
AereSt, ins a Mod rear, '1lafC :Ike a man d smAa,
Mlanttallr secue anions 7e her rigs n fk. good
darcung xadoas and coons BOX 2617
atrac;•.p :.' 'f~ ornr+k pow^ •air Jr:s,* Pres
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mores. Jo'r' ,sea manses enc snoonng pool
SEEKING WOMEN
she Ips tabs anis active. and candlelight
ya,pe M edualo s a inset. no dmker ono M
sew d Rua. dem g travel and marry
VERY ATTRACTIVE YALE Sae. saner email
a d resets +Hes ars BOI
Seoar , a^ a w stir' act w' r e ow
niter$ Seeking gmIdemr nth natty. cion smoker.
thy user a gone Dyers pieese BOX 26171
oral r4aesm Looking hoc an attiarnve. xOmanrOC
75 Dila Mat enp'r yxr, arcs,. yw'g. aranprg r
READY SE' GO =7-er nle^attra ^q0e age s?
BOX 26793
NEE}nY, S CME :HE ._ . - -, • ��
3510 45 vim acnes r4eresm. ro depsrOsss for sir
WANTED. E uropear, single white Taw 5 dark ear,
mak who rya ad b filer alt BOX 27225
stupe. ewers Mat x a omkssvra Mgr! ce
!an ^a•• , e eyes r ler, good mace --rays
FrT ACTIVE ATRACTIYE ' X74 are a srge . e
r rn-anr .e arse*•, `sane
cere compandnsi poss+de nde0orsho do read
35'0 4r eMphoted Looiu g for are 5 2" Wide next
CONSERVATIVE, CARING E ergetic atr3chwei ori
humorous, wgag soontanema. and we to 'cava
ave"ing from playing Jap 'c me a^+ha no .c
trace ^� 3:: a -ac, p ;r^ ache 'toren c a
suer .sr _ps*, '7 somwe r ail 3175 b
games CstraewTont, ale box 26M
bkee eyes. 31 smm lemule into 4 by 4's. mfap We.
Issston'ax. *rotted while !emaw overs "ow.
and soy hone BOX 26542
Seems ,env beautiful womar 2010 30 no :OO.
and off; rl^ rou+g cldo n. IV •sec a ter-- a
aft Ars 'D need vines BOR 269
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GOODRIE D
d120 ung i 201
reg645$
calmrrmkasbDa$wnregpnpox 261St
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SINGLEWIiTEYALE.oargbrreeMrx29
- a 29
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roans ad res mm
DURHAM REWON Se nig 'pr my ul and
and swrmm;rg. Wary Eke to meet an
35 tiro ermoFTE
sLE moors drrr,g oldxim
wrl' a parW Ju gsrir'yDse BCI
BOX 25155
a e :3
rho ye CpnmeaE to a xelalaNy BOX 2651
'itis; Dlacux maze 35 to 45. enpbyre0 and down 10
ualacW. ayong :eanti. on smoker in ha uta
oma ab mWtype 80126557
DOWN TO EARTH. Maze 7uo ." ' 3r tS very
LONELY MLLE. •rah 3175. 4afacrre .ora t leer
teen.*, sante or p'rae smarwrt. rksrdsmp and
A REAL RELATIONSHIP Divorcedamache wnle
earth. rot into head games I am a single ■nrte
405 BOX 257175
TIRED OF DATING. Ire you oowg to seek down
oultgon , ww we t -ea oaok %iae. '+eat act
'erases 2. 5 k 'y 'onamt :uex erenmr BOX
pcss+pr T01e wS ynrer Erov Clan co '++oap
wg grlkmr or -AV age or'wd
Lads 4r ey
*it*. 36. metier tolsore
sof Must have s d Rina
INDEPENDENT LADY WNe. athachi, 33.5x.140
enc star a 4nwy' Wel Ter, 'yes me' . am an adore
25 b 3t. MY 009rD 6 oossbe ,eaabertp BOX
26M
and onrR,satior BOX 2610
der
on straight rying not cara bag d troubles Good
80126451
los. V aro down b earth Wren to meet a Store.
&Map MOW% 3CZ' W alwN 23 low fid, who
2W77
MISSING 'HAT SOMEONE rvye wnle tae 34
WHITE FMLE a• r arxmed Z: fear fi a es
darter roujthl kiln all keds of that 8012654
BEAUTIFUL BRUNETTE Fwrye 24. sods 'wry
ahaaR. hones and ryrg gory ]? D 36. not smlok
e+Yoys Phm'Pg dare,, suet res abn. amprr,
SENSE OF HI/OR : v,ge into Arieac 25Yf a0
re^, a'•ac'.e `.. �. � :t :arts, a"eCtra•e
w• - -a .::.,-,' •:• anct^e, •surae ': ice
100KNG F011 $s3YE0NE :nae. In brig and
set rule '95 b 2 5 Dards ereoY man; ohiWogra
ar. socio dmrer ro JNx d", kinds! test BOX
and lova only geeermgs Sswrg a ,cry awacne
Proessionel 1ik - ar attractive Mrex ace NY
- s owaim iee.x g er' amactire 'alae age �
bgel er w -^80% 2615
snore Sexy arae Dock 'ady seeks honest, son-
O't. lore Wi nals few 010 feed girnn Mus be
25395
ski. 9C'10nr Ookng lemale. 2- b 24 wth sanRr
who i adventurous and nrrarous _dUr,'7 a NM
10 33, wed ervcrt -e a:rooc•s orq Wa is w t.s,
SPECIAL FREW i :.'+cit able veroti 5" 30
on lin lov% OrOOW sage Clack mak rd Mas
I famcily secure I lou erre res m h man. 1 be
INDEPENDENT. nn bong, .y eat 7nsaan limale.
NWOZ !p sodas 'exavWd 40 had genas
70 aM over t augr ands t 9012510
yet vies at' crr a 801 26M
bs Q ors -.w y, -w ars ;ens rvM ramal
III be loved and Tse !cue n hUn' lay hotems am
wkvkq to, vw al BOX mm
5'. bong b someone d The same age b 7>e W
De rden feed of It" IOX 2"
NEN N TOWN. ;aqe am rail <_ pr7esvora
QUIET ROM" -IC -••fie enle -axe 34 5 "' '65
r •toe v -e a;e ;-c.: '.. '^tires^ : : Val
Qarturq. music and Yee dnners No ^sed Panes
HEAVY SET FEMALE. Saxe Nact x "aksNv naan
*0 and Doaxebr b'g howl 'exmonsap in draw
HONEST A SECURE. Mie maw Wird mkrg, any
reemsaer, r saav 'sirsall bmm d or"cae M-
IDs •y'k •a• >^ nowerder, are o
axt10e *aahorarvp BOX 26477
pmm BOX 2611
'for -Q r . Dnssxde naonrsnc order a man in
words MWW i ever A W ilk 01tt DIXIMg
PN _-omg p that so@" aw whc s setae and
,ass iextun, 2r, to 35 m ho is orryyjh M an: rri
crammer, ,.set dic'ri nS
LOVING AND CARING :: ,4a• vd. PV Dmrd
SINGLE FEMALE 24 5 - easy gory; srdm. Oil
his mrd QaMa two a ' 75 to 225Ea I am rrlwsled
anslan PxoNsanm had answer BOX 25791
aeMtleve E'ynr ykwy t} and A ON Rneh at acres
gent. for :r Vies. amarce BOI 26M
MUSIC. •frig and los ersrn;s Sew: r•atave
%raw ' :` 7nxrv'• n -r .-. ger mr-axe "t 25
sews urge ass 3•ou d race guy 21 b 33 Warn
in oINrwr cures and .aid Oke 10 snag my Me rt
NEN TO THE AREA -xkrq for singe Tae sack
nes 'Iran 25 sa D. are me a all 001 2653111
STARING OVER We 42 5 T try syn.
W" immx 36 and ,now for'1er+mn; a•+r: Dosar
' wrCh 'situ• m• vc ao,r ; arts ini + -.-S +r to
sareme aft anions music, monies long drives end
you BOX 2"0
or wNle 2r !o 2s. vile s tgryst, carnq lin and
SEPARATED FATHER 317s wrkie •err >d rine
snpcw: and rra2ced %nays res Deed r su^
Ja simel BOX 26717
-igm ca -ar :w ou safs'v me' BOX 264%
quer evenings BOX 2650
CURVY AND ENERGETIC Woman rtam man for
mma , algae no Ceami, ICX 25212
oo-S 'or a 'a' stun :oar.. st nS younger soy.
mr, good -soros. piing Tussc and crq masks
SERIOUS RELATIONSHIP r^r;• wrote -ail 27
PETITE WON" •nils song. redo : ow- -a,
CONTENT AND CURIOUS Law 50. WCWU nes
have.',rW and mmpavplstvp rm 43. very MOW
FIFTY YEARS YOUNG. 5"9e ante Mnx tril
se; - , 01 dia d airy we Were sommit to
Sera an amacs woman, sin b'elms tivad at
eo:r+y 'n a 2nae •eaxrxwt da• ,ie'e cur
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brow ?,,r , - or ,cur ethos':s -,r^r^c
vim+ a :es' '�, :v rlwetle: r Persona gnowh. sk-
and into hong. aereacs. garden" and writing
fire war ^.ea^ed, ac^w w''n i great sense d
■at over sash, firsdsnp first BOX 261
tads nudes BOX 26M6
state ane't hada games. owse BOR 26509
nines er" v cur: N.
�� 'rine : ti'w'S - �
"'g• d4t'Cekg. wain n the cnardl' Griot !Rungs a
Smi a Man who a rthp actin. roe smoking.
N" lowrg la an Arad* Screw* man. 50 b
IS IT Y011 tieeM netidoal aden d 2 JOYS .asAd Nim
KM AND SINCERE 1i :'s 510' 19pbs 6
FRIENDLY YALE :3 felon old a�acr -a�0 easy
b rmar .rte smAa, ma evs rind her: ;rat
honer Aid K a^vrrarnve 8012627
Ord and sing AhN mike lin BOX 26454
55, oro itkes must. lyncng, 'nn.Rs ad sporx
b mss TO •)shoe woman 'm u. Jxdein• eyes. boor
aracbrae nfeaxger 11ssraby artlrxed and ekes a
g"'n`S, cwe mxC- m, .al s arrme GaaOal Wald
owe BOX 26156
LOOKING FOR ROMANCE aoramnc aeracrve son-
SINGLE DADS WELCOME ;, rcere 'ur .orwg.
Smmae repaa+yOuse SOX 25M
err 6 '90 IDs Enna Ina Teves g1rN 1016 of
rattly of spans Swag a roe smdung Omae 25
Ma IDMW reaw ss'arae n t 0 BOX 23M
SINCERELY SEEKONG dist&-e king :Van
.^ . e 35 . , vim vitt sandy tdardt
ge '?Ta
single
Year sensed lima at!•acpre 5". silk. age
. rr0a vim ^a:n syn. 45 nam 51'
ACTIVEB'o
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b 3S 10 pamper and sod fa'fradstc ct'ssDe'4u
:5
SERIOUS HONKERS i aceC .nil Tae 17
a ? y.n..rG ame. 2. 'c Y. 'p
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halt. DMR eves andnodepwdves '-OWN 'p a sen
wimp ;nOQW of over Sewrg noes giaedrkat 25
. oakn; br somme 4C D 50. aft is a" BOX
two Sm single whits hemae vim
S" na 35 to M,
b iatlp BOX 261E
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to D"W ^a., enc else,r , n woa
o am -W%N 0093" 11014 Sol 26453
sacs. �it..mac. X b 39. lot a Sanas aMh
b 35 Lir rase" wais. music. Town liacng pi
25276
sin nrnests box 260
LOOKING FOR YOU Mw mac age 21, ww^,g a
Clue. for serous vistorsm BOX 26M
LADY WANTED Black ksmare smyu•,g it"e • nae
foal BOX 269
10w to BOX 2644
LETS WALK TOGETHER ^vin smoking. sings
ROMANTIC GENTLEMAN. >,nrgle wnte -,hn w
Igo rt t'r art 'vas: am SS or oena yr
ATTN: NEN It ' nil. .are vn :171 1s; tf Tied
b r a"gi Y'a :a+ou Vh IMW Mem Ole Vas,
ENTHUSIASTIC aur 50nleresmd m Ws"
NEW N TOM zx unq or single M male. 2C to
while Iemaa 41 5:' oexiil Quad. often ear and
mak 33 Sdnng Sngis %mar M to 32,
and baa DMR eyes 501 2657
fes"^err: :net sr4• ran asonron wrtr .o. it
gong xd',alrw 25 ad aC BOX 2"15
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groom toting_ dantng. walks n rr country. cross
20. enc enDrs raimni; !n^Cng am into that be
eyes Lae wallN, X9. dancing and drvn; So"
who is a LdW ,.at arc who maim b be heated war
HELLO PRETTY LADY=rresvonaugh w,vre
:rttC,r "env -rrr -r'ry ROI 25307
SEEKING *esker, d yes ane a air t n
KdegttiY Smmrxg Seeu+g seam p1� w COrrpan
scene S��gndr Drerwergnt smakr !rpm Nov,
areae mrele maw 4510 5'. hr htAxkdaap and DONsoe
mADNO aro vim x talrakaed ravers br vg even
mae ate s m a r:nc -nmric perem$ rm Tarr
MEN
1 S
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10n b od %s'orrc Da oassdknle Hes BOI 2672
Bnrrwck Bol 2662
'eiltdnsrkp BOX M77
Mdbwtxp Bay inose blwr 1012671
urian SOWN A "Ai ed. amactve snNprr ady
-sn C,ww,,,yyyp a a ppb puce t nor' m :: and
SEEKING COMPANION am a 50 unattached
HONEST A CARING S:ngN white frnaw 25
LONELY SENOR c101 rrer Wdor.1W ISOs. 5
!IMY HONEST GUY. 3C rev fid whir Tx 5"
m res 3Cs Y 40 s Cal me T, cut spent -r
SEEKING EN
+ t :sna.a BCX 26101
attrxnve D 01 de do+r to cam 1 lone tie. copy
Me
00e w g b n empgeC srg4 wlinf malt. 25 b 32
S 1',15 Os seekrg guaems ooMpwko "Phis.
S so"r a
Meas and "aid wrrrg Not ro b G swr.
BOX X160
JOKING COP YOL' ' a e 'e easy ping.
auglmr Torg woks moron. spots Looking for
mrd s ahast sang and good Rde
.2 a Md
ash yin. good saw hung fors
bw manes, pHs a d he Mme Ole very Miv
LOOK NO YORE 34 via fid Dyck name mi bang
•caws a y , u arq+ng : aY g gong at an
Amin ad possKM'dNNofSnp Sale sarepe who
ppnyyrp BOI 2640
fmrrddkp ArId Otiaelblr asttimap. 80127!1
ddaed and wUAC we 10 sa» my bR ad 11a we
S' 7 'M .ass JaseOr ad Ods A!ouC we 'c
EXTRA SPECUr_ : -*-me 2! masulre Jews
narv,g V Sew.^; > rrM 'emus
wares to Yam nese rigs or ma 10% 26'A
UNDERSTANDING 3' Drown ^.cur and dies.
MISSING OUT ON LOVE 'fres Aid nag s+gar
fw speOw perST 101267
lter'wvY sr Mhw.:5 t 3' Crlwdyhp MSC oda
vine <"_ t :! 'a mrrinp ad potsxOfa oieon-
saes aro posaao- w•ati01vero BCl 25702
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COMFORTABLE SILENCE A :perlbmaple sine a
ex^WW E7crs ntvres mirk" vidai garden'
overweight woman sad.eg a man age 31 to 50. for
ITS COME TO THIS 'al art Naiad. 0* eyed.
Islas elaaorvvp SOX 26M
9kp ,Noes " Oaks !rteslas aures at 'home.
SEEING •t eamg Y ale W, a ami t on in
rat -• roan, to `xd vim sm Wo LOD" b a
ng. Cor 9 and deaen rsolag to near Isom an
I WIN p IAS Ike pans exd oda. a rasp at taan.
meinlc none: V" an 29 low W. target
1lWSS WOMAN ovWeoi withom e, SE '50
:musing mewsaw aporecirs sew of vmot
Tv aRx Mar Sae ,evs. sc seise d oro s ►
gw*ww. 36 b 48. 5'T and sat. rix smoker sign
udwranyg. am,xoW pnftw. 35 D 42. to,
we a farted Y hkuo roe smdw and non Greer
a* mum a res an Meed. ds orM rlo ooaars I
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125 to 140 ponds. IDX 2659
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'amtlar9 spats. onng out. evervi a two, Nm
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heavy set• be arw sk, oddlrfg, 9" ad atm"
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dam 0 art+ grdmwk well good n10ras, age 53 D
63. Nm omYr and seal smoker. Espy amfry
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As one 01' Durhain
Region's forCmost
homehuilders. the Kaitlin
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design thinking and
quality constructed
products appeal to all
types of homchuyers.
And accounts for why
Aspen Springs has been
SO popular, hccoming
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places to live in the
Durham Region.
Aspen Springs is a
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families. People have
come to Aspen Springs
because of its location --
just south of Hwy. 2 and
only minutes north of
Hwv. 4()1 — and because
the community offers
them everything they
need. Shopping and
recreation amenities arc
already very prominent
Part of the community,
with more shopping
facilities proposed for
the area. Also being
talked about is the
Possibility of a GO
Transit station and the
GO train coming into the
area.
Of course. many of
the promises of the
community have now
become a reality. For
example, the new
elementary school is now
under construction and
scheduled to open in
September 1996. 01'
course, there arc the
Open spaces and parks
and grccnhclt pathways
that arc great for young
and old alike and always
only a short walk away.
Then there is Kaitlin's
after-sales service.
Kaitlin stresses the
importance of each
resident. This attention
on the part of the
developer (;n,,ures the
purchaser of a positive
homchuying experience,
which translates to
excellent referrals. In
fact, a large number of
homes sold in Aspcn
Springs thus far have
come about as a result of
..word-of-mouth"
advertising.
So if you are looking
for a community where
house designs,
construction techniques
and service are second to
none, Aspen Springs is
the place to visit.
The sales office is
open from I to 8 p.m.
Monday to Thursday and
from I 1 a.m. to fi p.m. on
Saturdays. Sundays and
holidays. To get it) Aspen
Springs, take Hwy. 4()1
cast to Waverly Rd.. in
Bowmanville, and
proceed north. The sales
office is located on
Martin Rd.. just minutes
north of the 401. You can
also take Hwy. 2 to
Martin Rd. (Regional Rd.
57) and proceed south.
For more information
call the sales office at
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Homcs that arc country inspired and with a Victorian
flair is what you will find at Liza Homes new Courtice
community. Countryside at Fieldstone.
Just recently introduced. Countryside otfcrs a
picturesque setting for the home buyer looking for a
quiet, family-oriented neighborhood. Any time of the
year, it will he a joy to walk or go for a bike ride along
the gently rolling hills of the surrounding farmland
countryside.
But country living do csn't mean you have to set aside
modern conveniences and the community is close to all
amenities — shopping. schools and recreation facilities.
And you are less than one hour away from Toronto along
Hwy. 401. which easily accessible
and just a short drive south of
Countryside at Fieldstone. GO
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The homes themselves are
perfectly suited for this community.
Liza Homes has brought a little of
Ontario's heritage into every home
design. The result is homes that arc
elegant to look at and feature an
impressive list of exterior and
interior features.
At Countryside, you find homes
with bright morning rooms where
you can start the day by enjoying
Nautiful country mornings. central
I'amily nx►ms where the family can
gather and talk about the happenings
of the day and private alcoves ti►r the
quieter moments — whether
catching up on work or sitting hack
with a good book. The Victorian
charm is reflected in design details
like wrap-around and covered
porches, arched windows and
decorative woxxl panelling and posts.
There is a home to suit your needs
at Countryside. Homes in the current
release are available on 30-• 40- or
4540ot lots and in a variety of sizes
featuring two-, three- or tour -
bedroom layouts. Prices start at
5139.91X) for a 1,428 sq.ft. home on
a 3040ot lot and range to $192.990
for a spacious four-bedroom• 2.386
sq.ft. plan on a 4540x►t lot. Closing
dates are available for summer of
1990 and some as early as this
Christmas.
Design textures include coffered.
nine -foot ceilings, sunken living
rooms in some models, open plans
and decorative columns and two-
storey parlors. Homes on 45 -foot
lots all have fireplaces as a standard
feature.
Countryside at Fieldstone once
again proves that Liza Homes is one
of the country's most innovative
builders and offers homes that are
perfectly in tune with the needs of
today's home buyers — both in
exterior design and appeal and
interior comfort and convenience.
The builder is well known to the area
for its other communities Rainbow
Ridge and Victoria Garden, both in
Bowmanville.
The Countryside at Fieldstone
Sales office is located at the
intersection of Trull's Rd. and Hwy.
2, in Courtice just east of the
Oshawa townline. The sales office is
open Monday to Thursday from 2 to
8 p.m. and on weekends and
holidays from noon to 6 p.m. The
sales office is closed on Fridays. For
more information, contact sales
representative Carol Pinder at 404-
1996 or 1-800-262-4162.
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Allan d Mary -Ann Knight
2909 Abbott Cres.
Pickering, Ontario
LIX 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 rt was no easy task to finish the
house in such a short time frame.
The finish and quality of the home is a
testament to your craftsmanship and
dedication.
We also appreciate your attitude toward
customer service including changing things
to meet our wants.
Pu•chasing a new home is a stressful time in
any persons life, with Christmas looming
around the corner, even more so. Your
helpfulness was especially appreciated.
Thank you again for all you did.
Sincerely,
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Home
reflects
owner's
lifestyle
A return to traditional values,
the aging babyboomers,
environmental awareness and the
desire for personal expressions
are some of the trends that
dominate the housing
marketplace and show up in the
design, function and interior
decor of today •s new homes.
In the 1990%, 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. Here
are some of elements you find in
today's homes:
• Open -concept living -eating -
working areas promote easy,
enjoyable togetherness.
• Kitchens are designed for
comenience and efficiency. Well-
designed layouts make joint food
preparation enjoyable.
• The master bedroom and
cnsuite bath, with whirlpool tub,
continues to offer homeowners of
the '90s a quiet, relaxing and
private retreat from the demands
of their busy lives.
Today's economically -minded
and environmentally -aware
homebuyers place a premium on
space efficiency.
NCs�rr HOmCs azzd I:�t�tesr�ors . ••'tAa' i-;"wi'�`, - _- - -
Canadians opt0 0
imistic
about owning a home
The desire to own a home
has increased in recent years
and it is particularly strong
among members of
Generation X, says a
Env ironics!Roval Band
survey.
Seventy-four per cent of
Canadian renters interviewed
in the spring said owning a
home is important to them.
This figure shows an increase
of six percentage points from
1988, which was before the
last recession.
By comparison, 88 per cent
of renters aged 18 to 29
(known as Generation X) said
it was important to somedav
own a home. Eighty-three per
cent are confident they will
accomplish this goal.
"These findings seem to
suggest GenXers exhibit
many of the traditional desires
for buying a home —
independence, not paving rent
to someone else and building
up equity — as previous
generations did," says
Elisabetta Bigsby, senior vice
president residential
mortgages at the Royal Bank.
Environics Michael Adams
added, "What surprised me
about this research was a
growing social trend — the
quest for autonomy and
personal control — that
underlies the desire of average
Canadians, including younger
Canadians, to own a home."
More than 2,000 people
were interviewed in March on
topics such as attitudes on
home buying and the
likelihood of buying a home.
increased to 64 per cent, from
60 per cent in 1988. The
Roval Bank estimates over
one million Canadians
currently live in rented
housing.
Two-thirds of Canadians
overestimate — in many cases
The greatest importance
attached to home ownership
was show in Albertans (91 per
cent), while the lowest
importance was shown by
Quebecers (64 per cent).
The percentage of renters
who either said they were
very or somewhat likely to be
able to afford a home
by three times or more — the
minimum down payment
required to buy a home. An
additional 12 per cent had no
idea how much was needed.
Sixty-two per cent either
overestimated or did not know
the rate on a five-year term
mortgage.
Thirty-one per cent
overestimated the annul
household income required t
qualify for a $100,00
mortgage. Another 23 pe
cent said they simply didn
know how much they woul
need to qualify.
The findings show th4
while most Canadians want t
own a home, a significar
percentage continue t
overestimate the costs c
home ownership, Bigsby said
"There is obviously a bi
gap between what Canadian
think homes cost and wha
Canadians actually need t
purchase and finance a home,
she said. "This informatio
gap could certainly be one c
the factors keeping people OL
of the current market."
The survey also uncovere
another key finding — 72 pc
cent of Canadians still thin
owning a home is a goo
investment.
"Today, people seem to b
looking at home ownershi
more as a lifestyle choice tha
to make a quick buck.
Bigsby said, commenting o
how that figure was 86 pe
cent in 1988 when hom
prices were peaking acros
the country. "This may wel
signal a return to a mor
traditional attitude toward
home buying."
Providing better service is a priority for builders
The home-building industry has
experienced some tough times over the
past few years, but that hasn't kept
Ontario's homehuilders from striving to
provide better service for its customers. In
fact, homebuilders have managed to
improve their record of after-sales service.
Figures from the Ontario New Home
Warranty Program show that the
percentage of home builders with the
highest (Excellent) rating continues to
increase.
The figures showing just how
Ontario's builders are doing are
contained in the warranty program's
annual Home Buyer's Guide to After
Sales Service, which is available free of
charge to the general public.
The guide is a 200 -page "report card"
on the registered home builders in the
province, with their marks being rated as
Excellent, Above Average, Average and
Below Average. Some builders are not
rated either because they have not been
in business long enough or because they
did not build enough homes to qualify
for a rating.
The guide, which is revised and
improved every year, is regarded as "the
bible of the industry." Those builders
who earn an Excellent rating proudly
display their Seal of Excellence
certificates in their sales offices.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program urges new home buyers to
check out the rating of their builder in
the Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales
Service Before purchasing a house.
The number of chargeable
conciliations against a builder compared
with the number of homes sold in the
past three years determines a builder's
rating. A chargeable conciliation occurs
when the Ontario New Home Warranty
Program conciliates a dispute between a
builder and the buyer on after-sales
service and rules against the builder.
The number of builders listed in this
year's guide is down considerably from
the 6,137 in last year's guide. The
reduction in the number of builders
reflects the long recession that has
gripped Ontario's home-building industry.
In last year's (1993) guide, there were
5,389 Ontario builders listed . Of those,
3,539 were active, 1,633 were inactive
and 281 were part of multiple listings.
In total 1,611 ratings were allocated
as follows: 1,527 Excellent ratings (21.9
per cent over 1992 figures); 10 Above
Average ratings (28.6 per cent decrease
from 1992); 32 Average ratings (52.2
per cent decrease from 1992); 42 Below
Average ratings (50.6 per cent decrease
from 1992).
With economic recovery believed to
be beginning, many more players will
want to enter the ranks of home builders
to capitalize on increased demand.
However, the Ontario New Home
Warrnty Program advises that
registration requirements will stress high
standards of technical competence and
financial strength.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program is a private non-profit
corporation established in 1976 to
administer the Ontario New Home
Warranties Plan Act. It performs a
watchdog role to ensure that home
builders in the province meet high
standards and provide a quality product.
Every home builder in Ontario muse
register with the program and enroll
every new home built for sale in the
province. New homes are guarantees
substantial warranty protection for twc
years and seven years for major
structural defects.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program is funded entirely through
registration and enrollment fees charged
to builders. Since its inception, it has
paid out more than $100 million it
claims for houses and condominiums. A
copy of the Home Buyer's Guide tc
After Sales Service is distributee
through libraries, government offices,
provincial members of parliament anc
builder organizations. You can also get a
copy by calling 1-800-668-7504.
C oft
anad*ian whomes
Homeowners are thinking bigger, according to a study by
the federal government's Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation (CMHC).
People planning to buy a home in the next five years say
that want it to be nearly 50 per cent larger than where they
are living now.
Those already owning a home and planning to "move up"
say they expect to pay about eight per cent more for the new
home than the expected selling price of their existing home.
And location and neighborhood is the key for new home
buyers, says the study.
As a result, "builders need to focus on more than the
features of their homes,' says Dallard Runge, CMHC-
Ontario spokesperson. "They need to create and sell
`communities."'
In Toronto, almost two out of three planning on buying a
home in the next five years will be first -timers, says the
study, compared with a figure of 40 per cent for first-time
buyers across Canada.
"First -timers led the Toronto housing market during the
first half of the decade and now it appears that they will
dominate the second half as well," said CMHC.
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beautiful surroundings and exceptional home
at Coscan's Heights of Harrowsmith
Nestled high up in the nearby. The Heights of
boasting nine -foot ceilings
stairwell to the optional
cst
countryside of northeast Harrowsmith community
on their main floors and
finished family room in
40
Oshawa. the Heights of is also ideally situated
equally impressive interior
the lower level.
bu
Harrowsmith communitN near Harmony Rd., which
designs. With alternatiNe
The largest model, the
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enjoys an unparalleled has direct access to Hwy.
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three-bedromin Viceroy, is
fields. Lolf, courses.
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home,, proxidc mo. three
entertaining and has a
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and four bedrooms, along
number of special
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This newest Coscan 5(1(1 homes will he built on
with o%crsiied Single or
features. A dramatic high
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community lies at the a mix of lot widths from
double garages. There is
vaulted ceiling graces the
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plan. The upper floor
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Surrounded by the best
Of nature. the Heights of
Harrowsmith is also just
minutes by car from all
amenities that can be
expected from a modern
city. Shopping is available
at several malls nearby.
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largest in the community.
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There arc numerous fine
cahinetry with gable ends
neighborhood schools, a
rectangular brick faces
library. community centre
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and historical museums in
and classical columns.
the area. For leisure time
knee walls in the maip
enjo,. ment. there are many
There are 17 floor
walking trails. playing
floor living areas.
fields. Lolf, courses.
.1 fishing and picnic areas
on
A" Rt quality of the new homes with an extra large walk-in ar
T! ! at the Hci,_hIs of closet and the luxury of" a yo
Harrowsmith. a visit to the large cnsuitc bathroom co
new Sales Presentation with a separate shower de
Centre is recommended. stall and a large oval tub. na
Here visitors can tour four Other examples of the ail
-v►.4- ` model homes, decorated attention to detailing that In•
hs one of Toronto's most can he found at the a
noted interior designers. Heights of I-larrowsmith
N1 kc tii%en. include the ceramic tiles ah
*� Two model homes are in the entrance fivers (as H•
shown on 30 -ft lots —the per plan), bright hr
Admiral, at 1.825 sq.ft. greenhouse kitchens. Pr
art low ti, Xo t,loi. .11�m_ and the Camberwell at extended kitchen m(
with two townhome sites. 1.977 sq.tt. Along side _
A dozen of the most these homes is the
spectacular homes in the stunning. Victonan-styled
first phase are located on bungalow, called the
50 -ft ravine lots. Cardinal at 1.90; sq.ft. it
The architectural and the grand �iccroy at
designs have been created 1,933 sq.ft. These last two
exclusively for this homes are set on 40 -toot
neighhorho od and feature lots. r t
an unusually wide The models give a
selection of Victorian and sampling of special
neo -Colonial stylings. The features that can be found .�o i .
Victorian elevations have within the range of r
such exquisite detailing as Heights of Harrowsmith
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high -peaked gables, brick homes. In the Admiral.
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border patterns around you see an example of a ;
windows and garages and ''sunshine basement"
ornamental woodwork which is accessed by a Ir
under the roof lines. The second stairwell at the rear 4
neo -Colonial designs are bf the home. Light from
designs
ate company with over
years experience in
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No America.
"At Coscan, we
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me buyers and we
tate designs to suit
cry lifestyle and
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sales and marketing for
scan. "For example, our
ngalow, design is ideal
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ildren have moved
way from home, while
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ung kids. The
mbination of innovative
signs, the beautiful
tura) setting and the
ordahle prices should
akc this new community
w inner.'
For more information
out the Heights of
arrowsmith, visit the
and new Sales
csentation Centre and
)del homes, located on
characterized by majestic
the main floor windows
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window pediments, hold
floods into the large
cahinetry with gable ends
Grandview St. N., one
rectangular brick faces
(optional) family room on
and graceful columns and
block east of Harmony
and classical columns.
the lower level. In the
knee walls in the maip
Rd. and just north of
There are 17 floor
Camberwell, the main
floor living areas.
Rossland Rd. in Oshawa.
plans to choose from, each
floor family room is
Turning the dreams
To get to the sales centre,
particularly striking with it
Into a reality, interior
exit Hwy. 401 at Simcoe
optional three -sided gas
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fireplace and the gourmet
Ea eclectic approach to
Rd. and east to Grandview
kitchen has a handy access
;decorating the model
St. The sales office is open
to a separate pantry and
Atomes. "Each of the four
Monday to Thursday from
main floor laundry room.
models has a distinctive
I to 8 p.m. and on
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style. There is something
weekends from I1 a.m. to
spectacular designs is the
for everyone, from
b p.m. The office is closed
Cardinal bungalow with
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on Fridays. For more
its magnificent two-storey
'Camberwell, to colorful
=information on the
porch entrance, crowned
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Heights of Harrowsmith,
with its own peaked gable
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The developer and
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The living/dining areas,
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from rolling green hills, Harmonv Valley Conservation Area, meadowlands, and a deep ravine with a babbling
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Attractive designs and thoughtful planning
A combination of thoughtful
planning, attractive homc designs
and quality construction have
spelled success for the Tribute
community in north Whitby.
The care hasn't gone noticed
by homebuilding industry. Earlier
this year, The Village of Brooklin
was named community of the
year by both the Greater Toronto
Home Builders' Association and
the Ontario Home Builders'
Association.
But more importantly is the
fact that The Village of' Brooklin
has become popular with home
buyers — in fact, the community
will be home to over 2(X) families
by the end of the year.
That recognition is certainly
due to the character of the
community and design elegance
of the. homes. Tribute and the
Sorhara Group have worked hard
to deliver the atmosphere of a
quaint village nestled in the
picturesque Ontario countryside
and homes that are luxurious and
offer total comfort from the
moment you move in.
The care is evident in the
house designs and the
streetscapes. The exterior of the
homes reflect the rich detail
popular in the 18(X)s. The elegant
Victorian -style designs feature
unique rooflincs, attractive
ginzerhread detailing and
imitin;_ porches, which at times
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wrap around file home. l ne
extremely attractive exteriors
each boast its own distinctive
character.
Homebuyers will find plenty
of choice from brick or vinyl -
siding period treatments with
Victorian -inspired detailing and
design appointments to the
placement of the garage as per
plan.
The thoughtful planning and
superior design in housing is also
evident in this masterplan
community. The layout of The
Village of Brooklin is as inviting
and comfortable as each
individual house design. Those
feelings are experienced from the
moment you pass through the
gates of The Village of Br(x)klin
and the impressive stone pillars
and continue along streets lined
with antique -style coach lamps
and landscaping which features
eight-year-old trees and the nine -
acre park which is part of the
community.
But, while elegant home
designs and attractive
strcetscaprs are an important Part
of the community. Tribute knows
that it is important to listen to the
people who will call The Village
of Brooklin home. Not everyone
looks for the same things in a
home and that individuality must
he recognized.
Reacting to the wants and
nerds of buyers. Tribute offers
designs that are extremely
attractive and appeal to man"
lifestyles and family needs.
Consider, for example. the
Dryden. Sitting on a 4046x)t lot,
this hcautiful home features a
double -car detached garage and
interior details like a lavish
ensuite with standard skylight.
This home has all the features
homebuyers desire. The drean.
kitchens have breakfast bars,
chef's desks and walk-in
pantries. Luxurious en suites
feature oval acrylic tubs and
separate shower stalls with
ceramic -tile fkx)ring and marble
trim. Pre-f-inishcd parquet
flooring is available in one nx)m
in this home. The Drvden is
priced from $199.9(X).
The Village of Brooklin
offers a plan for every
homchuyers' needs — from
townhomcs to single detached
homes on 30-, 40- and 5040ot
lots and floorplans featuring up
to 3.676 sq. ft. of living space.
And Tribute incorporates the
same design detail and brings
the same quality construction to
each home.
In the Village of Br(x)klin, the
timeless architecture of the
Victorian era has been combined
with today's design flair that is
uniquely Tribute. Incomparable
features. distinctive finishes and
outstanding value are Tribute's
hallmark Of excellence and are
ready for viewing in the four
breathtaking model homes.
You will fall in love with The
Village of Brook'm once you see
it. It is a family-oriented
community where you will
discover old-fashioned values
combined with today's modern
amenities. Which now includes a
nine -acre park that features
baseball. soccer and basketball
facilities as well as a gazebo.
It also easy to sec why the
home-building industry has
recognized this Whitby
community as one of the most
desirable locations anywhere in
the Durham Region.
And just like in the old days.
when ncizhbors made new
residents feel welcome. the
Village of' Brooklin has a
community co-ordinator who is
ready to answer your questions
about the community and make
you feel at home. Amber Frost. a
lifelong Whithy resident. is now
located on site and ready to give
home buyers details about
Whitby and tells them where
thcv can find schools. churches,
shopping amenities and
recreation facilities.
To visit The Village of
Br(x)klin sales office, go north on
Thickson Rd. to Winchester Rd.
The sales office is open :Monday
to Thursday from n(x)n to 8 p.m..
on Fridays from neon to 6 p.m.
and on weekends from l I a.m. to
6 p.m. For more: information, call
686-544 1.
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Understand your ortga
When you are looking around for a new home, it is
also important to spend some time looking into various
financing options.
Banks, trust companies and other financial institutions
all offer a wide variety of ways to Iinancc your new home
purchase, but it's up to you to take the time to select a
mortgage to meet your needs.
just what is a mortgage?
A mortgage is a lung -term loan for the purpose of
buying a home. The principal is the amount of* the Iran, or
the cash you actually borrow. You arc expected to repay
the principal, together with the interest. Mortgage
payments are applied toward both principal and interest.
Obtaining a mortgage
The first thing to do is to take it realistic kook at what
you can afford to pay ti►r your new home. As a general
rule. no more than approximately one-third of'
assuied gross income should go toward the sum
of mortgage payments, property taxes and
estimated heating expenses. Also. no more than
40 per cent of assured gross income should go
toward the total of your mortgage and all other
contracted payments. such as car loan pavrnents.
When you're shopping around for a
mortgage. check with a number of' diffcrent
financial institutions and gather information on
various types. terms, conditions and interest
rates. The following section explains some of
the terminology you might run across.
Types af mortgages
Con,�cntional mort-age — A mortgage loan
which does not exceed 75 per cent of the
property value. In the case of a purchase, the
property value is established as the lesser of' the
purchase price or appraised value. Lenders
require that mortgages that exceed this limit arc
insured against default, usually at the Ixorrowcr's
expense.
Conventional high -ratio mortgage — A
mortgage which is insured against def-ault by
The !Mortgage insurance Company of Canada
(MICC). The cost of this is passed on to the
consumer by the lender. The insurance premium
can be added to the mortgage amount or paid in
cash.
National Housing Act (NHA) mortgage — A
mortgage which is insured against default by
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
(CMHC). Burrowers must pay an application
fee to CNIHC (which usually includes the cost
of a property appraisal) and an insurance
premium (which is usually added to the
principal amount ol' the mortgage, though it may
he paid in cash). NHA mortgages are usually
high -ratio mortgages.
Terms and conditions
of mortgages
The actual number of years that it will take
to repay a mortgage loan in full is called the
amortization period, which may he up to 25
years. The term of the mortgage is the period fix
which the interest rate as well as other
conditions of the mortgage are fixed.
Customers are (rffered choice and I'lexihility in
mortgage terms, payments frequency, interest rates.
amortization periods, pre -payment options and re-
negotiation and renewal features. These help you to create
the mortgage that is test for you. Some of the options you
may choose from are outlined below. When shopping
around, make a checklist I'm yourself' so that you can
compare options and make a smart choice.
Open mortgage -- A mortgage agrccment which allows
the horrowcr to icpay the debt more quickly than spccificd
and usually without pre -payment charges.
Closed mortgage -- A mortgage agreement which does
not provide for pre -payment prior to maturity. In most
situations, the lender will permit prc-payment but may
levy a charge for doing so.
Pre -payment options - - Most financial institutions offer
a number of options fior people to pre -pay their mortgage
in full or in part at any tinic. without interest penalty. A
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clause in the mortgage agreement spccif ics when and how
pre-payincnts may he made.
Fixed-rate mortgage — A mortgatge loan for which the
rate t,f interest is fixed fix a specific period of time (the
term). Terms of' up to seven years. or even longer, are
availahlc from some lenders.
Variable-rate or floating; -rate mortgage — A mortgage
loan fur which the rate ot- interest changes, usually not
more than once a month, as money-market conditions
change. The monthly payment usually stays the same for a
specified period. however, the amount applied toward the
principal will vary according to the change (il' any) in the
rate of interest.
Payment options -- You can choxosc how frequently you
prefer to pay your mortgage installments. Options inc,udc
week]).. hi-wcckly, semi-monthly and monthly payment
I'rcqucncics. The option you choose can mean
considerable ,a,,ings.
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Plenty information available for new home owners
Since a tic" home contains
approximately 3.000 items. it general
workinu, knowledge of some of its more
important features is a must for all nc\\
homco\\ners. That is the main reason the
Ontario Nc\\ Home Warranty Program
(ONHNVP) publishes the hclpt'ul booklet.
What E\er\ Ne\s Home Bu\er Should
Kno\\ and ensures it copy is placed in
e\cr\ new homeo\\ner's hands.
ONHNVP encourages new
homco\\ners to use this booklet as it
source of' practical intOrmation during the
entire home hu\ ing process and after
move -in day as a hand\ reference on
maintaining it ne\\ hornc and its \\arranty.
The 47 -page booklet was recently
revised and enhanced to include it pre -
delivery inspection checklist.
specific advice to lawvers. mortgage
lenders and real estate prof .cssionals
and updated information about some
of the ne\\ technologies used in
toda\'s home such as \our ne\\
home's ventilation s\stem.
Se\cral pages in the booklet
c\plain what's covered h\
ON HUT's warrant\ and \\ hats not.
In this section nc\\ homeowners will
discover ONHVI'P cffccti\ely
safeguards ne\\ home hu\ers against
man\ problem,, including deposit
loss, delayed closing. major
structural defects. Ontario Building
Code violations and Construction
detects.
Since it was created in 1976 by
Ontario's home builders. ONHWp
has pro\ided Comprehensi\C
warranty protection to more than
7311.00(( ne\\ home and
condominium units in the province.
ONII« P \\arrant\ co\cra_c takes
cftect from the date of possession
and remains in cftect iI' the house or
condominium unit is sold hcfurc the
end of the warranty period. Hence.
the warranty remains with the house
not the owner.
Your relationship \\ilh ONHWP
begins the moment you sign your
Agreement of Purchase and Sale.
One of ONHWP's most important
mandates Is to ensure new
homcowncrs receive the \\arranty
protection ;he\ are entitled to under
the Ontario Nev. Home \Varranties
Plan Act.
ONHWP suggests new home
buyers can prevent man\ headaches
if they acquaint themselves with the
program prior to buying a home or
condominium unit. A little home
buyer homework would reveal the
importance of selecting a reputable
builder who abides by provincial law
,,,ij and registers with ONHWP.
What Every New Home Buyer
Should Know alerts new home
buyers to a small sector of rogue
builders who try to side step
$ registration with ONHWP and
enrolment of each new home they
build for sale. These builders are
often investigated and prosecuted by
ONHWP's Enl'orcement Group,
ultimately facing fines of up to
$1(x),000.
40 Fortunately, new homes built by
an unregistered builder are still
protected by ONHWP. But new
homeowners would miss out on all
warranty mailings and the peace of
:mind during one of life's largest
purchase.
Should problems arise in a new
home. homeowners can consult
BY AUBREYLEBLANC
What E\er\ tic\\ Homc Bu\er Should
Kno\\. ONI PAP advises you to brim, am -
problems to \our builder's attention and
write to ONHNVP hcforc the \\arranty
period ends. Wheck the hookleCs had,
co\er for the appropriate ONIAVP office
near you.)
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notice in \\ritintT within the warranty
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Period, your claire cannot he allowed.
Describe the problem in the letter and ask
the builder to correct it. Remember to
include the enrolment number. your
complete address. lot and Plan numbers
or condominium address and unit
number.
Many new homeowners are unaware
the\ have ,varranty rights as well as the
responsihilit\ of maintaining their home
to ensure ONH\k'P•s warranty. If
ONH%\'P determines a problem \vas the
result of a homeowners neglect. then it is
ineligible for warranty protection.
Most intirrmation in What Every New
Home Buvcr Should Know outlines a
home's most important features inside
and outside from masonry. landscaping
and roof to basement, 1'rarning, heating
and plunthing. To assist homeowners
exercise consistent care of their new
hornc. ONHWP includes a suggested
annual home maintenance schedule with
several items to be inspected, cleaned or
maintained on it handy checklist.
ONHW'P publishes several Consumer
information hooklets and brochures. The
Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales
Service rates several thousand builders
and vendors who have been registered at
least three Years with ONHWP.
To obtain a copy of What Every New
Hume Buver Should Know or other
ONHWP's hooklets and brochures, call
your ONHWP office or toll 1'ree 1-8(N)-
668-7504.
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