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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_11_29r MATE I - TRUCKLOAID I NEW LEASE ON LIFE NEWc FlNAL y STOCK WEEK R Y 705 Kingston Rd. �( 831.2 i Young cancer victim Daniel Bur on set rwo 1 �__________-for bone- marrow transplant / Page 2 cie IHOME I -D krn1Y owned & OPOK*sd l For Service You Can Tn g van= sNowttooM 1w I lo..r Seulh owsemb«eavir> 42044 go News Advertiser Wcdnesdav, Nov. 29, 199540 pages A INtetroland Communit- Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 'Vol. 114 No. 48 Pi*ckeri*ng seek Rthrone By KEITH GILLIGAN ST %[I k1.l't>kT1 K D( KHA%1 -- At least four Region councillors have an eye on replacing G:u} Herrenta w, Durham's leader. Pickcrint-, %favor %Va%ne Anhurs and Councillor Rick Johnson. Ajax Mayor Jim Witty and Whltb,, Councillor M.ir- cel Brunelle all say thcy're interested in becoming chairman when Regional council selects a new hors next Wednesday. Durham clerk C'ec Lundy says a replacement must be appointed within 20 days of Mr. Herrcma's death. He died No\ . 20. Under pro\ incial rules. the chair- man's seat inust he declared vacant. which Rcinonal council is expected to do at a mectimiz this morning. " 1 think I have the experience" to do the job. Nir Anhurs says. "The Region is going through chan,,cs internally and financially because of the Province. Tlx;rc's reform of governance and the day -tee -day man - Pickering nuclear plant safety review to be kept secret B% MARIANNE TAKACS 1; .TAI+ ki lti )k-1 t k PICKERING — Th: public won't find out what ratings the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station received in a peer review Inside M "M mows Editorial ......................6 Entertainment ........... 20 Sports ....................... 22 ,Classified .................. 26 .) Pbene )lines General 683-5110 :Fax 683-7363 tClassified 683-0707 ;�Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3793 K. ­ InfoSource 683-7040 ;Death Notices 683-3005 :I Auction Line 683-7545 4n the Internet at ,www.dur>ban2news.net =` 93* + 7* GST = $1 of the plant's performance and safety conducted by Ontario Hydro earlier this year. Ontario Hvdro routinely con- ducts peer rcviews of all of its nuclear facilities where the per- formance of a nuclear station is evaluated by staff nol connected with that plant. But it is refusing to release the results of those reviews, despite a request made for their release under the Free- dom of Information Act. "These reviews are seen by very few people; they're quite confidential," says Ontario Hydro spokesman Terry Young. The main reason the utility doesn't want to release them, explains Mr. Young, is because knowing their evaluations will become public might discourage reviewers from being critical, and that would make the reviews less effective. "If we did release them there's a high probability the information in them would be taken out of context," he adds, noting that also would likely See MAKE.__Page 3 agement (which) are things of interest to me. 1 can bring skills to the job." Mr. Johnson says. -I'm surprised at the amount of support I've received from ln% colleagues", but adds he has- n't committed to running. Mr. Johnson refuses to sav why he's interested in the job. -I don't want to discuss that. I'm discussing that with m% colleagues. I don't want to discuss it in the media." See FOUR... Page 4 Ajax Mayor Jim Witty Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs Oil" Pickering Coun. Rick Johnson On Dancer, kisty Dougan, foreground left, and Brittany H ttan were among 5th Pickering Village Brownies who dressed up as the 101 Dalma- FRM ACnvw'no>,1 ,Purtcbase Price 30 Wnules t . per montb r We SrMnien Inecrose mini s 5eper,� pute rueekrlctyc ewa' SYMUape GAC. SON • on doggies...".- tions for the Ajax Lions Club's Santa Claus Parade Saturday. photo by A.J. Groen 'F XCELL - r Bell Mobility Centre Bell Mobility Centre 843 King St.W.INext to Don Cherry's) Pickering Town Centre tli0f167•-1212 "1 837-1212 ocu myon 0`- ISA, -• "1n.n r.tff♦C V,♦, ••'.•+•'a"...•• A—C.-• %M;,I­ IPAIGE 2 -A --THE NEMAUVERf1SER %TJ0. NPVEWER2l1.1"5 . • • Daniel marrow transplant Fri day 0 Pickering boy to get new lease on life By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING — Daniel Burton, the 10 -year-old Pickering leukemia patient whose bone marrow transplant was cancelled because of a recurrence of his cancer, will finally receive the transplant this Friday. Daniel's transplant was originally scheduled for Oct. 4, but on Sept. 29, when the student of Ecole Catholique Notre- Dame -de- la -Jeune sse in Ajax was already in Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children for preparatory treat- ment, the doctors discovered the can- cer was back. They advised against further treatment but Daniel wasn't ready to give up and asked to receive Teen's sex assault report false, police rule PICKERING — Police don't believe claims of a 17 -year-old who said she was sexually assaulted while walking near Dellbrook Plaza here earlier this month. The girl told Durham Regional Police she was approached by four men on Nov. 16 around 6:05 pan. and dragged to the rear of the plaza, located on Brock Road north of Finch Avenue. She told police the men grabbed at her schoolbag and demanded money, which she didn't have. She Claimed the men then sexually assaulted her before she broke free and ran to safety. Police made the announce- ment "to put the public's mind at rest." according to Stasi Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. "We have had several sexual assaults in that area, but there were no sexual assaults in this incident" IkWs � "have spoken m" the gid iovdve& the difficult course of chemotherapy that was his only chance for going into remission again. Chemotherapy was commenced immediately and on Oct. 31 new tests revealed he was in remission again. But the family had to wait for the transplant because a time had to be found when the bone marrow donor (whose identity has not been revealed) could enter hospital for the donation procedure and because the total body radiation unit at Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto was closed down in order to be moved. Daniel needs to undergo total body radiation to destroy his own marrow before the transplant. Daniel was tested again last Friday and his cancer is still in "full remis- sion", according to his father, Dave Burton. Ile entered hospital Monday shxlim stuff Plus Much more.... Daniel Burton in hospital for life-saving operation for preparatory treatment for the Fri- day transplant. If all goes well, Daniel will have to stay in hospital four to six weeks. At least four weeks of that will be in iso- lation where his only visitors will be his parents, who will only be able to visit him one at a time after undergo- ing sterilization procedures. The transplant will improve Daniel's chance of surviving his can- cer from nil to 40 per cent, according to doctors. Daniel and his family have had a difficult year since his leukemia first returned last January, after a three- year remission. Near the end of April, by which time no suitable bone mar- row donor had been found in the existing files of bone marrow reg- istries, Daniel's parents issued a pub- lic plea asking people to have them- selves tested to see if their marrow could save his life. In late July, just after learning Daniel had relapsed again after a six- month remission and was unlikely to survive, the Burtons were told a donor had been found and chemotherapy was started again. KEN WINDSHIELD? WE UP TO 1 ?0.00 BRO No Overcharge to Insurance Co. 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I'OUCE a MIrveo..,.. —MAIM, _ Ir C Name .................................................... ■ ■ Address................................................ ■ ■ C..............................�>vee.................... ■ Winner+ Will he drauvr Weekly. and cunlacled by phow. ■ 1:1111AWecs of the Pickcruig Itiwii t:cntrc. ds Manaxi-111 t>t I Ittnr ■ :nxl un•ndx•rs ut their immetimic tanuly are mg eligible Wirox•n ■ :pgee n) have their tcunes Ixthli..luYl in l.K:al txescslralx•n. ■ ■ ■ P i F en house tong �ht on restartin p � cel......... led Picn,Tdenngnu l rr rppc ea eacto ... ......... By MARIANNE TAKACS the restarting of Pickering Nuclear Generating STAFF REPORTER itatlon's Unit 2 rektor. ,PICKERING -- A public open house will be Unit 2 has been shut down for almost a year held from 7 to 9 tonight, Wednesday, to discuss since a major accident there last Dec. 10. A pres- sure relief valve failed in the main coolant circuit Make risks public: DNA Inside the reactor building, allowing heavy water Into a condenser and loweringthe pressure in the :.::beat transfer system. Then, a steel pipe ruptured FROM PAGE 1 In the pressure release system, causing about 140 metric tonnes of radioactive heavy water to spill prevent reviewers from being honest. on to the reactor floor. Durham Nuclear Awareness, a citizens' group Repairs and re-engineering of the unit have concerned with nuclear issues, failed in its attempts been completed and Ontario Hydro is now ready to have the reviews released through freedom of - to restart Unit 2 but must appear before the information applications, according to spokesman Atomic Energy Control Board Dec. 7 to request a Irene Kock. The organization did succeed in getting licence to do so. a copy of a 1993 review of the Bruce nuclear sta- Nuclear station staff have determined the prob- tion, but almost all the text was deleted. What could rucial information" iiem that led to the accident was in the conGgura- cseen, she says, suggested there's some "pretty tion and design of a series of valves within the sys- the reviews, tem that removes heat from the reactor during "From our perspective this information is in the operation. public interest. The kind of risk that we're living E , "That valve has been redesigned and it has been with is very significant." j relocated," says plant spokesman Brian Thomp- The public "deserves to know what the risks ( son. are, adds Ms. Kock. "If (nuclear plants) are so safe € The open house will be ran on a drop-in basis, what are they trying to hide by stopping access to € according to Mr. Thompson, and there won't be these documents." any formal presentation made. Station technical And if Ontario Hydro is so concerned about dis- staff will be on hand to talk to visitors one-on-one couraging honest criticism from the reviewers, she € and explain what changes have been made to pre - says, all it has to do is delete the names of review- vent any similar accident from recurring. There ers. "I think it's another example of Ontario Hydro will be photos and models to help make the expla- nations a little clearer. E not wanting to be accountable," says Pickering € Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner. f ` The open house will be held at the station's "The public, I think, has a right to know what the information centre on Montgomery Park Road. � Anyone with questions about Unit 2 and the performance of (the Pickering station) is, quite sim- proposed restarting is also invited to phone the ply. I think they should release it." information centre at 839-0465. Councillor Brenner maintains Ontario Hydro is ff _ crea Ing more paranoia y 1 mg a reviews an is actually working against its own best interests and destroying its own credibility. He says it will ultimately be better for the utility to discuss and deal with its problems in public rather than trying to conceal them. Mr. Young says Ontario Hydro will continue to refuse to release the revie c even thou h that mi ht g el lead the public to the conclusion the reviews are j bad and nuclear stations are performing poorly. He maintains it's too important to protect the effective- ness of the reviews. Mr. Young says it's "not true" that the reviews are bad, though he admits -there are some areas we've not made progress on as quickly as we'd i like. It's not a safety concern. 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Dae. 1 k T -Your Whdow Dmmi&V CenW -- -- U FREE I EIIO� W COME SERVICE ' aulms a Imm"W /� p093% SS (0Id Kingston Road 'I�i)" (Pickering Village-) Ajax J M1Xff4jMX1' 92_1 Just In Time for Christmas you can get a little something extra... 30 OFF e M Selection of r BU L - VA i.adies' & Gents' dress WATCHES (in -stock only - limited time offer) as stow 132 HARWOOD AVE. S. = The Ajax Plaza • 683-0407 • Watch do jewellery Repairs • layaway Now For Christmas • Appraisals A Remounts • FREE Gift Wrapping Proudly serrinR our Community For 30 Years. ::..i PAGE 4 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER 29, 1995 Four seek t FROM PAGE 1 Mr. Witty is seeking the position because "I think I can bring some knowledge and experience through my 15 years being on council. I can bring a broad regional perspective to the posi- tion, such as Gary had." During last year's municipal election campaign, Mr. Witty indicated he wouldn't leave the Ajax Mayor s seat during this term to become Region chairman. He's now after the chair- man's job because "there are significant challenges -facing the Region and Ajax and I want to meet them head-on." Mr. Brunelle says he's interested, but "I'm still making the decision. I'm assessing the options. I don't know if I have the support, so I'm still assessing the options.. Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond says a current Regional councillor will "most likely'* be chosen chairman. "Names are wafting out, but no one (from outside council) has approached me (about Two bandits get `substantial' haul in bank robbery PICKERING — Two men made off with a "substantial" amount of cash in a bank robbery here Saturday afternoon. Durham Regional Police report two men entered the Bank of Nova Scotia at 705 Kingston Rd. near Whites Road and Hwy. 401 around 2:50 p.m. The men had a note demanding money and indicated they had a gun, though no weapon was seen. The men fled on foot after obtain- ing an undisclosed amount of cash. No one was injured. Both suspects are described as white, 5'6" to 5'10", 160 to 170 pounds. They were each young and had shoulder -length hair and a mous- tache. LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Dr. R Kassel MD FRCSC Dr. S Siomra MD FRCSC 905-723-8551 Oshawa Super Soodey Medie 1213 sale der" Dec. 2 and &Wq Dec. 3rd page 5. roads: sane 50% d d iso"Nred squid detergents Sears reg. 8.79.27.99 Now ... 429-13.99. should hove read'Seers reg. 10.99.32.99 Now ... 5.49-16.49. roads: Ar"Moic distrwwor gel Single Sears reg. 4.79. Now ... 2.39 box of 3. Sears reg. 11.97. Now ... 5.99 Shouid have road: Seers reg. 5.99 Now..2.99 box d 3. Sears mg. 14.97. Now ... 7.48 roads Al disombrWed powdered detergents Seers reg. 3.59.7.59 Now... 1.79,9.79. Should have reed: *Sears n 4.49.9.49 Now..22".74. We sincerely regret any hoorwenierwe this may have caused our customers. Seers Canada Inc. seeking the position). These are difficult times and it would be hard for an out- sider to come up to speed. It would be hard to pick up in mid -stream." If a regional councillor is selected to the chairman's job, it's deemed they've resigned their position on their respec- tive Town council, leaving a vacancy which could be filled by a byelection or appointment. Next Wednesday's Durham council meeting is open to the public and begins at 10 am. in the Region headquarters at Brock and Crarden Streets in Whitby. LE/Y/YQX � " HIGH FW logo EFFICIENCY AWkJ k:. WHOLE HOUSE DUCTWORK SPECIALISTS ELECTRIC TO GAS CONVERSIONS TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNACE AND RECEI11E UP TO $50000 OR 25 % OFF ON AIR CONDITIONING = WHEN PURCHASED A INSTALLED WITH A NEW GAS FURNACE --- AFFORDABLE CONSUMERS GAS FINANCING PROGRAM SHOWROOM OPEN EVERYDAY INCLUDING SATURDAY PICKENNG HOME i DESIGN CENTRE PICKERING/AJAX/WHITBY MOCK RD. & TM 401, PICKERING 905-428-0333 INTI+;RI )R Lr��11;, a. Iwu� YriM MUM :o. fit- r �r4- L7 L L1 c--Jn - J 159EA9--1, LEVER SET { I'.tsscige set. Antra, ---_--__. 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Editor -m -chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Ad%ertising manager ALVIN BR011wER, Retail Manager ARE FAKHOURIE. Distribution manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Ptwne:083-5110 Fax:6fi3-7363 Opin_ Labor protest will backfire Ontario's labor leaders are sadly mistaken if they believe that trying to shut down London, Ont. and pro- moting other forms of protest will help get the public on their side. The Ontario Federation of Labor wants a blanket work stoppage to take place in London on Dec. 11. Wh%? It seems organized labor in Ontario is upset with the tough direction taken by the Mike Harris govern- ment. Perhaps labor needs to be reminded that it was the voters of Ontario — including some union members — who backed the Tories and their Common Sense Revolution. But ever since Premier Harris came into power, labor has been running around as if it were a schoolyard bully picking fights with anyone who dares stand in its way. If labor groups are looking for public sympathy, they w•on*t get it w ith these tactics. What will labor groups do if some employees who walk oft the job Dec. 11 are justifiably terminated? XVhat possible purpose would this protest then have sen ed? Unionists should ingest their energy in arriving at workable solutions for this debt -ridden province. These promises of labor disruption and threatening business is the same thing as biting the hand that feeds. Nk'ithdraw ing labor will do nothing to further their cause. Indeed, labor should prepare themselves for a strong backlash from ordinary, overburdened taxpayers who are sick and tired of listening to whining special-inter- est groups and bitter unionists. `if we g ust can et a cut, VVV 1 C thewater: We 't take a cut.' Whitby General 'ospital chairman im Soueh on ing for Durham .egion hospitals. Wednesday Letters: Perhaps PCs should analyze themselves To the editor: In response to Mr. Shedden's wild allegations, which were full of sound and fury and signify nothing, 1 will simply offer to him the same proposal or "recipe" that Preston Manning offered to the federal gov- ernment. The Reform Party has a 20 -point solution for a new Confederation. "The starting point is founding prin- ciples and the most important of these is the equality of all citizens and provinces within the Confederation. The founding princi- ples of the new federalism include other principles such as the princi- ples of limited government and Its - cal responsibility. New federalists want a more democratic approach to political decision-making, in particular con- stitution making — democratic fed- eralism rather than top down execu- tive federalism. And new federalists believe in the principle of a more balanced division of powers between the fed- eral and provincial governments. This is our answer to the demands of Quebecers, and others throughout Canada, for more control over those factors and services which reinforce the strengths and uniqueness of particular communi ties and regions." Anvone interested in receiving copy of our 20 -point solution should contact the Reform Party ridint association at 686-0278. In closing, I would like to adc that rather than throwing slurs at the Reform Party, Mr. Sheddcn's time might better be spent analyzing why his beloved leader, lean Charest. could not even convince his owr constituents to remain in Canada Surprisingly or not, they voted yep to a separate Quebec. Marnee Stern. Pickering Grade 13 serves an important academicpurpose To the editor - In your Nov. 10 edition, you posed the question: "Do you agree with the provincial government's plan to scrap Grade 13?" As an OAC student I was very disconcerted to hear that my final year of high school is viewed by some people as being a "waste". One even had the impertinence to pro- nounce Grade 13 a "waste of time and money". Upon reading this, 1 felt obligated to enlighten all who share those views of just how fundamental the OAC year really is. The fifth year of high school is a crucial stepping stone for young people planning to attend university. It allows students to experience a cer- tain independence that we have never been allowed in previous years, due to over - accommodating teachers. Durham is fine, thank you To the editor - Contact your mayor, council member and MPP to protest this GTA scam. 1 say scam because if this happens and we become part of a mega -city, Durham residents will be the losers. Taxes will increase, utili- ties will increase, as will things we haven't thought of. We shall be subsidizing a place many "Durhamites" rarely see. It will become a case of having to fight for every consideration for our own Durham Region. Everyone knows we are imperfect now, but we live in a great and well-maintained area with good leaders and want to continue as such. Durham Region is well and thriving, thank you very much Toronto. K.M. Slater, Ajax Also, it provides us with an additional year to mature both emotionally and intel- lectually. It is with this new- found sophistication that the opportunity to explore the infinite options of career choices is much more appre- ciated and advantageous. So, before we are thrust into an entirely different realm of instruction, Grade 13 provides an insight as to what a university -level edu- cation is really like. Without this taste of reality, young graduates would find them- selves submerged in an over- whelming workload, unable to survive. In order to ensure quality education for future generations, and not to pul their minds to "waste", it i essential that we allow stu- dents the option of participat- ing in Grade 13. Farah Loukides Sawborougb PUD by Steve Nease 'rte•.. P�.w. .. ..?S NAS:• :_:� v :vf .y :w.b :•.",. J•i• i.. l„N.a .. �, �. S. q.{ THE NEWS ADVEXI ISER, WED., NOVEMBER 29, D#&PAGE 7•A OFpl * ,, �p Town of Pickeringo * Z *(905)42x2222 *PICKERING *(905) 683.2760 November 29 COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT December 4 COUNCIL MEETING December 6 1995 SITE PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE December 11 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING December 18 COUNCIL MEETING December 20 COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE OF A SPECIAL PUBLIC PRESENTATION concerning FRENCHMAN'S BAY Thursday, December 7,1995 West Salon, Pickering Recreation Complex 1867 Valley Farm Road Pickering own d Puemg. me Poemg Harbour Campari,. and me Promce d Omaha nate '=gently settk. by ague vnt. a hrieen-;ear-*legal e comemmg the cob I the ase d Frend rw s Bay Al ft sped ptbkc pow, rdoffton respog the Rl rrhe!ht wi be amilaae to N pd* as falces: 4:00 pm to 7:30 pm Splays lklshiigtle moons aspects d the settle vl and mchires desabirhg the *e and Is resokrbah wil be amiable b the Wk. P.em erhtatiues d me Town. the Cq ahy and other Weledagendes wit be plewto mw pekm- 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm her. Dale Mahn. Pr mid FacdW,, wi modeoe a polic preser(ahorh by repmr.tahes d me Town at the Corrhpary. 9:30 pm to 9:30 pm Displays ad brochures W m* ue to be amiable to the pubic. kpreserhtables d the Town, the Canpany and otter agencies wI be present to m glieSW. I lO members of the pubic are r* to attend. APPOINTMENT TO THE PICKERING/ ONTARIO HYDRO LIAISON COMMITTEE The Town of Pickering hereby invites applications from persons interested in sitting on the Pickering/(AtLuio Hydro Liaison Committee. The Committee members will provide a liaison between the Town and Ontario Hydro respecting awareness and education, especially nuclear awareness and educatioe, but also concerning other matters. In addition to members appointed to represent the Town, Ontario Hydxo and other interested agencies, Council will be appointing two persor4, one as a representative of the business community and one as a representative of the general public. Any person interested in applying for appointment to this Committee should submit a letter of interest to the undersigned no later than Friday, December Ist• 1995. Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Cleric. Town of Piiekering One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario LIV 6K7 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETWW ON TM TOWN OF PICKEAM G DRAFT OFF= TOPIC I DATE i TIME FAX— Ane Issues Wed., N011MIber 29 COa111. A w 7:30 pint. civic compMn Jeal Issues Tuss.. December s Comrtritw Room 7:30 p aL Civic Conplett IssuesI Wed., DecMnber 6 I Brougham HeY 6:00 Dim. InvMad to atI r the above neMd nteednps and convey the(I wntattaMIon the draft Pickering OfficialIPfan. For mots infornta 0 M,, or to obtain a copy of the PIaf% plc es 111 1 1- tfte Toot Phtntkro DeDartnwat at (905) 4204017 or (9W 6e34M On display in the Civic Complex until the end of November, the winning photos from .. the Pickering Museum Village. LUNCH With at the Pickering Recreation 'o 4 • Complex Sunday, December 3, 1995 * iE:oo Noon - 2:oo p.m. S-0-00 per person 1 Featuring Runaway Puppet 'Theatre • A colourful, large stage Christmas Puppet 17 for the wbok Ilainall1y. 8311 orr 683-6582 rCOME RIDE WITH SAN)VTA •�J• ,,THE 1,A,'OR.S CHRISTMAS LIGHT (l "I'OUR AND CAROLING FOR SENIORS ht AND PH1'SICALLI' CHALLENGED •FREE- WEDNESDAV, DECEMBER 13• 1995 BUSES WILL BE DEPARTIN(: FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS AT 7:30 P.M. 910 LIVERPOOL ROAD - F:ASTSHORE COMMUNITY CENTRE 1201 ST. MARTIN'S 1330 FOX(:LOVE 1910 FAVLEE 1955 VALLEY FARM - VILLAGE RETIREMENT CENTRE CLAREMONT ALL SPECIALIZED SERVICES PASSENGERS MAST BOOK AT LEAST THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE Saace is limitedsty brx.k your ride early 683-41 14 REFRESHMENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT FOLLOWING THE TOUR AT THE SOUTH PICKERING SENIORS CENTRE FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 68.3-4138/683-1179 e • e • e • M. TEEN DANCE FRIDAY DEC. 8 ,1995 (13-19 yrs.) at the PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX 8:00 p.m. - 12 midnight rickets: $5.0l Vadvance $7.00/door Available at the Recreation Complex and High Schools YOUTH PROGRAM: 11iesdays- dtve/luts 800 pa. -11.00 PAL Pieeridge H.& 7-N pia. -I" pa. Wedoesdays- lEaddiote Caaaanky Ceatte 7:00 pim-11:00 pa. Fridays. SL Mary H.S. ti:30 pia. -10:30 pia. Eadshm Coaaooity Centre 10 7:00 pia. -11:00 pa. $1.00Iper visit or $10.00 onembersbips available Call 831-1711 for more information • Food Bank Christmas Wishes' Saturday December 91 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Food Donation Drive for St. Paul's on -the -hill Community Food Bank Hosted at the Pickering "Supercentre Visit the Pickering Transit Christmas Wishes Food Bank Bus on Location. Christmas Trees for Sale, Donations to the Food Bank The Christmas Wishes Transit Bus Painting } Sponsored by: Pickering Town Centre, SuperCentre & Village at the Pines. Bus Painted by: Blue Star Auto Treats Rrovided by: Kandies Kookies & Snakz REGISTER NOW... FOR WHAT'S HAPPENING... . Cnnstmas Hol,day Camp V Pre -School Mew Sessans r Cnnstmas Crafts for Kids J Pro -Teen Dances -. Teen Drop In 6 Sport Programs Lean to S.,m Public Swimming J Christmas 1Mru Swim Compiles Membership Specials squash open house v Racquetball open House Christ"'" Gdt Certificates Farris Passports N Hdday Fitness Special , Public Skating Schedule N Christmas Tree Ughtrng For More Intonation Call Now ram 420.4621 or WINTER NEW REGISTRATION SYSTEM TO SERVE YOU BETTER! 24 Hr. °`("^rig CrvK C°^'°": o,rto�.s Drop Box Across fort the L -wry )ne The Esplanade Pickering Recreation Drop Complex BOX Front Counter 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Mail In Registration Department of Culture 8 Recreation Pickering CNN Complex 0 one The Esplanade Pick Ont. L1V 6K7 Cash payments: Civic Carvpkx, 2nd floor■1 Ret. Complex, VM mpl "Iflabnsst usm" .r �cfari:bnssjf6r=ntx1S' Csodll Carols i�Oks vme c3liewOrrsfiag A' r PAGE 11 -A -THE NEWS ADVENMEB, WED, NOVEMBER ", MS News Advertiser story leads to 13 job offers for Pickering man PICKERING — Harry Currie has Ws foot in the door at more than a dozen possible workplaces. The unemployed 50 -year-old Pickering resident had eight job offers over the phone on the week- end and another five on Monday after a story profiling his attempts at finding employment appeared in the News Advertiser on Sunday. Among the responses he's had are calls from Bell Canada, a Toronto-based company that sells mutual funds and a Markham secu- rity firm. "I believe one (of the calls) will turn into a job." says Mr. Currie, who admits to being surprised at the response. Aside from the occasional short- term job, he hasn't had full-time employment since 1992 when the Markham printing company where he worked for 21 years closed. Since then, he's taken a series of retraining courses, learning comput- er and business skills. Mr. Currie also took continuing education courses to get his high school diplo- ma. In an effort to find a job. Mr. Currie posted self-made signs across Durham. He's in the process of lining up interviews with companies that have called. mow_ ursdaIs )ourDay.J rl ave 20 t leisfir. iall, X1urrnkv :-,L). is I, ilstont. r : V�a.iall In /a71/ at .k lappins. 1)efer iK►ur payment until , lay 1996 un J Purtiw:.*s ,,( ,X k) alr MMM. k4k'n u,,u nsw rur:ur and buy b4,n• Dwember 25, W5 dP "49 r Hlif JFT tit /vcc Pk KI RIN(, 1O)('\ l F\ I Kt ea� e s G►�a � ez►s �a.� _ As Liq -spy• SvN• vas• Fay• "Our New Homt -Grandpa's best hat' Signed by Johnny Bower dt Frank Mahovilich LANCOME PARI, [;III1;.luu Rcaunful (,111 (lflcrings for ( hrwnla% ( 11"o,c h -um 1-ranrantc or ',km ( art• (,ill tick. i) (Ic I.atH'(itnc blJui;, uith,!,r,hn,"oll'l"'I'lkllih,'1ltdrItn1,01M I hi. \,•f (,main, ;� • ( l It' l,l.,nn, 11114 d,' 1,111(•(11'. \f,ltn ,1� 1111 kms:' • 1) drr It' 1,,11411111 1 1,111 hldmflllg R,th ( 1,111(. Itl' rad • (I dr I,lrrt,rnlc I ldi:lwn 13,1111 2 1111 I,10 ml I kalu, .,I i2 ,'Mt ;;cN0I1(� T 1111 rl ( tlnlailh • Nlag t' \o4c. 1 an t!,' Itrdrllc. 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SAVE $10 MEN'S SOREL SNOWLIONS -111111M WOMEN'S SOREL SNOWLIONS $69.99 Christmas has always been a time for giving, but if saving is also near the top of your list this year, you need Mark's. It's the one place where you'll never have to compromise quality mOfk'l WOfiS IQOf�'101�1� Ckithes That Work. Sturd- v natural rubber fhi-ie is compierel-v uaterproof". to save money. When you need an enduring way to say Merry Christmas, at a price that'll keep your New Year happy, drop by in person or shop by phone at -800-663-MARK, HIMMY IQ 1794 Liverpool Road .�.� ��: ����� 831-0711 PAGE 141-A•THE NEWS ADVER77SER, WED, NQV0ABER 21,1995 L ... . Food for the hula ry','to s for need kidsgy y AJAX-PICKERING-- A food drive for the St. Paul's on -the -Hill Communi- ty Food Bank will be held Saturday, Dec. 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Pickering SuperCentre on Liverpool Road south of Kingston Road. Pickering Transit's Christmas Wish- es Food Bank Bus will be there. Dona- tions for the food bank will be accepted and Christmas trees will be for sale. Treats will be provided by Kandies Kookies and Snakz. Kmart's Children's Tree Program lets people select a child to buy one gift for. A Christmas tree at the Kmart store in the Pickering Town Centre is trimmed with tags, each with informa- tion about a local child, including his or her first name, sex, clothing sizes and age. Customers can pick a tag and buy a gift for the child. The identity of the child is protected and names are supplied to the store by local agencies that work with needy families. Gifts can be bought at anv store, not just Kmart. Each unwrapped gift should be dropped off at the Pickering store by Dec. 16 and Kmart Social Committee members will wrap it. Call Kmart at 839-5148. fns The Ajax North Chiropractic Centre in Pickering Village will accept non- perishable food items instead of it% con- sultation fee on Dec. 8 from 7 a.m. to noon. All donations will go to the Sal- vation Army and other local food banks. The chiropractic centre is at the northeast corner of Hwy. 2 and Church Street in Pickering Village. Call the chiropractic centre at 427- 3202 or 427-9912. Dr. David Parr will collect small toys and non-perishable food items at his Pickering Village dental office, which is in the same building on the northeast comer of Hwti. 2 and Church Street as the chiropractic centre. Items can be dropped off between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. Call 683-2561. sss Village Plymouth Chrysler. Belamys Restaurant and the Ajax Swiss Chalet and Toronto -Dominion Bank are hold- ing a food and toy drive, with all items going to the Salvation Army. Unwrapped new toys and gifts, and non-perishable food items can be left at any of the four locations until Dec. 24. Village Chrysler is at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Mandrake Street, while Belamys is in the plaza on the south side of Bayly Street, west of Monarch Avenue. Swiss Chalet and the TD Bank are both in the Baywood Centre at Bayly and Monarch. Nan -perishable food items sought by the Salvation Army include peanut but- ter, powdered milk, dry pasta, canned fruit, vegetables, soup, meat, fish, pasta, stew or milk, sugar, flour, cereal, spaghetti sauce, and juice crystals and bones. sss Eaton's in the Pidtering Town Cen- tre is building a Toy Mountain, with all donatim being given to the Salvation Arany. Most Eaton's stores in Ontario are collecting toys up to Dec. 24. last year, more than 120,000 tons of toys were collected across the Province. New, unwrapped toys can be left in the Toy Mountain receptacle during store boars. Call 42D-341 1. sss The Toronto Dominion Bank and Trust in the Pickering Town Centre is accepting unwrapped toys for donation to the Ajax and Pickering General hos- pital pediatric wing. Toys can be dropped off at the branch from Nov. 29 �► r te: `rJ J, i l ti a00 to Dec. 20. For more information call 831-2873 ort -800-748-0259. sss Sandbury Homes is collecting new, unwrapped toys and clothing at it's Hunter's Ridge sales office on the west side of Harwood Avenue, north of Iiwy. 2, Ajax. Donations will be given to the CHUMCity Christmas Wish Pro- gram. Cash donations will also be accept- ed. Items will be collected until Dec. 24 and can be left at the office Mondays to Thursdays between I and 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from l I am. to 6 p.m- The office is closed Fridays. 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Mater Pump. hoses L Belt • Pressure test for Leeks l 2JUW.ES19QE I A teosr un a f Antifireen sA.issw it Lam= =I= - - 0 � _J ..�, winger Tire 0 • WY IYOW - SAYE UP 10 ` sSOoo - T"85 sf°"1NG, Free • Installation • Tire Roadside Assistance _ �-•µ ti: • Road Hazard Protection a Lifetime Rotation' IIII"'.IN1 11 all:11:9:'ff-11Ill iI tr�< CAS wants to make Christmas merrier for needy DURHAM — The Children's Aid Society is looking to the community for help in making Christmas special for some region residents. The Durham CAS has run its Community Car- ing at Christmas Program for about 15 years. Families, businesses, groups and individuals help ease the financial strain Christmas causes a family or teenag- er. Last year, 126 families and teens received aid. CAS social workers go through their cases, identifying families or teens for whom Christ- mas is going to be financially diffi- cult_ The families or teens are matched with a donor, who shops for a gift and food hamper. Delivery of the hampers begins the week of Dec. 18. S o c i e t y spokesman Bren- da McConnell says hampers average $200. Donors receive basic information, such as the size and composition of a family, and then go shopping. "We have a number of fami- lies and teens, par- ticularly articularly teens, who have na yet been matched. Workers are still identifying fami- lies," Durham CAS executive director James Dubray says - The CAS would h1w to bear from potential donors before Doc. 18. Donations of money can also be SM to the society. Mail donations to the Durham CAS at 555 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa, Ontario, L1J 3113. Call 433-1553, ext. 2311 or 2250, io be matched. 0 r M 0 EATON'S Sur A" . :�yy4.�t b.1,..� ��5• J J'rti a.+.✓�I.r rt- ♦ �:: S i '-,`: �i, S THE NEWS ADVMUER, WED., NOVEMBER Z9,199S-PAGE 11-A Four days only. Starts Thursday, November 30th. to r .2()Io/co off selected i1eirr.5 .storelride i,rcluCli,r�-: 25% to 40% off Shoes & Boots selected shoes, boots and athletic shoes for women, men &kids 25% off • all `X 0111ell s l laildha"s • all "haltle kitchen htleiis (includes Christmas patterns) 25% % off • all Christinas Tree,. Devoratif►ll;. Lights Wrap. Artificial F lc ►w-ers B .25%I off • ne(eclefl eddill�r Pattern. • selected Can(hes anti Foi)ds 30% off • re,ular-priced 25%-40% off And no GST on all clearance merchandise. 2S% O� 00 �EATQSOn a purchase of $200 DON'T or more (before taxes) sweater event* on your Eaton Card.** PAY •Furniture for women, men and kids. • Mattresses Newest styles in chenilles, 'TIL NEXT • Floor Coverings wools, cottons and boucles. SUMMER ;Major Home E?oia mt Until -December 3rd. Until Dec. 10th • Vacuums and Humidifiers _ Eaton's Pickering Town Goods Centre 3Saturdays 9:Eaton's. We want to be your store. or money to 9:30 p.m. refunded. All above offers do not apply in Factory Outlets. Details in store. *Some exceptions apply. * *Non-refundable $25 administration Fee and applicable taxes payable at time of purchase. On approved credit. f� WA 03; 0 PA 4_1 FA M 4 0 Flyers right at your doorstep three times a week in the News Advertiser! M69DM41R NSM ApVF]l1'E691t R'9W'M0V/J11C8117f, 1"6 Ajax libraries put kids in Christmas spirit AJAX — Ajax Public Library branches have a number of free drop-in programs in December to get children ready for Christmas. On Monday. Dec. 4, children three years and older can help trim the tree at the Village library branch starting at 10:30 a.m. At the main branch on Monday, Dec. 11, youngsters six and over can make Christmas crafts beginning at 3:45 p.m. A Storytime session will be held at the McLean Community Centre branch on Tuesday, Dec. 12 at 10:30 am. for children three and older. Christmas craft making will be the order of the day at the Village branch on Tues- day, Dec. 19 at 3:45 p.m. Youngsters six and up are wel- come. A Kids' Christmas Gift Wrap program will be held at the McLean branch on Wednesday, Dec. 20 at 3:45 p.m. for children six and over. On Thursday, Dec. 21, a Storytime session will be held at the main branch at 10:30 a.m. for children three and older. The: main branch is at the comer of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent, while the Village branch is on Church Street north of Hwy. 2 and the McLean Community Centre branch is at the corner of Westney Road North and Magill Drive. Call the main branch at 683-4000, the Village branch at 683-1140 and the McLean branch at 428-8489. Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST —� • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S.. 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Two major sponsors for the Atlanta Games are Coca-Cola and Durham Region's Third Annual Industrial, Commercial and Institu- tional Seminar, designed to share recycling developments and opportu- nities, was a tremendous success. Everything from awards of merit to waste audit training were featured in this year's two-day event held Nov. 15 and 16 in Oshawa. Congratula- tions to the staff of Durham Region's works department and the economic development department for prepar- ing a range of great topics on waste management # i # RECYCLING TRIVIA: The energy saved by recycling one alu- minum can is enough to power the McDonald s. It will be interesung average Canadian television set for to see just how "green" these giants can become. 108 minutes. (source: Alun) If organizers of local sporting r-------------------� events took waste reduction seriously, then spectators attending would take I a AX PET CARE CENTRE 1 AJAX 1 �Q�' recycling in stride. At any type of � public event — a school track compe- BRAND NEW � tition, or recreation facility such as a DO - IT - YOURSELF ski lodge, recycling bins for pop cans and glass bottles, composters for food I GROOMING CEA7RE scraps and boxes to collect soaps of I mixed paper should be placed in con- i Bathtub & Grociming venient locations. A new book entitled Greening our I Equipment Supplied r 1 Games — Running Sports Events and I Take All The Time You Need 1 Facilities that Won't Cost the Earth has been written by David Cher -',A- Professional Assistance Available 1 nushenko. 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Pickers Town Centre 839-5990 J6 Pickerin----- HOME & LEISUR CENTRE , Dech yoLiV, [AC -1 S! you 1N SrJN_t tC - owr stores have everythiffg Yoh, geed for ho/iday decorati#y and ewtertaiw#g p/us the M.0-Tselec of of Nhiq#e gift- ideas at very specia/prices Visit fl-te J'Aect -f Ome to F• inspiwatiorA callci I'Not CideF- A4akeaday of1V Bring this ad, a#d Dakota Bobs W111 give your 05.00 off yoar /aaefi nay Mo#day Taesday or wedmsday /# Deeewber ($f0, 00 �/hl,W,v,w 0/*0 I Nowt There s amore to the Pickering HOME & LEISURE CEN `' ' (905) 427-4332 • Brock Road & Hwy. 401 E1rfF.�y i�bv>tsE>t IN 1995 . �. .•r•f .•r•r•)•r•r•rr•r•rrr-t•r•,-. ... .•.•.• .'•'f'r"l'T!'YI'! f' jr, r.r,r,r_�!.r r,.•.,r.•... Longarm • of law reaches Olin Golfers discount book bu yer ❑ Durham police Kelly Twiner, a Grade 2 stu- dent at St. Gregory's Catholic set to launch School in Oshawa, will both be Christmas drives reading their contest -winning DURHAM - The Durham Regional Police Association is doing its part to help enforce the festive season with the launch of its seventh annual Christmas food and tov drive next week. - The drive will officially kick off at 10 am. Monday. Dec. 4 in Oshawa with the help of police chief Trevor McCagher- ty, regional dignitaries and two student poster children. Joelle Robinson, a Grade 1 student at Man Street Commu- nity School in Oshawa, and stories on what Christmas means to them. Kelly, who emphasized in her story that "it's not what you get, but what you give" during the holiday season. says Christmas "is the time of year when you share and be nice to people. The drive is important so that kids and families who don't have money can still get things like presents for Christ- mas," says Kelly. Joelle urges everyone to contribute to the food and tov drive "because some people don't have enough money to 0 &Clmr the paint and paper people buy food or presents for their kids." Unwrapped gifts or non-per- ishable food items can be dropped off at any police sta- tion or Whitby, Oshawa, Clar- ington or Ajax firehalls. Or people can set up their own Christmas drop box. Members of Durham Regional Police will pick up donations and deliver them to agencies for distribution to the community. Call 579-1500. The drive con- tinues until Dec. 22. Members of the public are invited to attend the drive launch and enjoy the music of the Brooks Family. Children can meet Santa Claus and K.C. the Talking Bear. The best P*ceDr From R LEVOLOR WINDOW MAGK Premiere clrstom order 1" A pww IXCAUBUQ Cus6om order Fabric and ►finyl Wn&n Blinds-� _-_ - _ _- i- - - Avaudutc iG over IC�j Poouidr - _- 1 I Blinds ._ cmtours. Widths u0 to 120" and Sder.'rem desrgner co+our5, textures -- and tabncs. Streamlined headrail 1"MSuD to 108- Made to your = - .,� Reversible trade. Widths I ' cdSuferrlentS ++-...r - _ uD t0 ►' __ = 192-'12- and lengths uD to 144- , FII MS3 so 24'x36- - P ? x 4 • an• 0 3 VbT�• h_.♦ 24 --. 1-. 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P R 11ar 5 Iti b l .tactor rd tion saekr end oven- - - or orevrotrsM s nl u aril Of 0 >� ti0 ti 151 tela fill M 61, tad 6CtUr fir ; am 4'L !JI Irok 6r, IN 27% 611 ti! 36% 61': OFT"- 6r: 17.0 b1 31 T11V 611 i!1 611 7.71 6r, L" fir, sn1 161 4J1 am 611 341 Wft 611 ?A 4M 6r. *A 1 121 SJ! 77, LN et L114 5l fir,M713% 6r as rrih b< _ �*;. 61 6421Mh 611 611 Li u1h fit",ppc sA 61 ?J11 am DURHAM - You can put a smile "The number of books availat on the face of the golfer on your 461M 61', ILIII 6EVA w1 an oarrea ernes. woodend tart 5 151 i N 2t1Mr 611 tAI fit'. a•M 16Th ;1'.12 !! Association of Durham Region at the as soon as possible," says Lur same time. ?w, ge': > VW Cant Buy A Bft Pd t At T* Pdm Georgieff. The Golf Privilege boo golf books containing discounts at costs $25. For more information, C. six area clubs with proceeds to fund r �� wMdIm Lft k1oll on, 1 • r • • • • • ; iOeM b Ywq or," end 5 �a 5MAb@b0_ syn tem. S lel bewoowd n Y. IIOV eneh .h.,,ek. u 0UD11W #M7 DOWW Cd&*WW own 11srS Prtr4. wb° 4tS P1111or1 AJAX PICKERING SCARBOROUGH Discovery lay Centre 571 weaney now Pickering Torn Centre Nom 21 Liverpool Alley Lone SloWng Centre 11 Ilylandor Blvd. the paint and paper people 428.1608 839.2252 124.0101 golf clubs. DURHAM - You can put a smile CELEBRATING 1 YEAR IN AJAX 1/2 PRICE CELEBRATION PEANUT BUSTER PARFAIT ALL URGERS ROYAL ;l FUDGE N CAKE `fO BANANA SPLITS 1/2 PRICE DAYS ARE HERE =141. DEC. 1ST, SAT. DEC. 2ND, SUN. DEC. 3R` LOTS OF PRIZES, GIVEAWAYS do PRODUCT SAMPLING x:250 BAYLY ST. W., AJAX ,,MACKENZIE P LAZA , 619-0662 >fr. tee off for Lung Association ❑ Area golf clubs respiratory education and rehabili take part in annual tion programs in Durham region. The Golf Privilege books can • fund-raiser tan used at more than 40 Central On golf clubs. DURHAM - You can put a smile "The number of books availat on the face of the golfer on your this year is limited...We suggest it Christmas list and support the Lung if people want one, they should c. Association of Durham Region at the as soon as possible," says Lur same time. Association executive director Jan The Lung Association is selling Georgieff. The Golf Privilege boo golf books containing discounts at costs $25. For more information, C. six area clubs with proceeds to fund the Lung Association at 436-1046. CELEBRATING 1 YEAR IN AJAX 1/2 PRICE CELEBRATION PEANUT BUSTER PARFAIT ALL URGERS ROYAL ;l FUDGE N CAKE `fO BANANA SPLITS 1/2 PRICE DAYS ARE HERE =141. DEC. 1ST, SAT. DEC. 2ND, SUN. DEC. 3R` LOTS OF PRIZES, GIVEAWAYS do PRODUCT SAMPLING x:250 BAYLY ST. W., AJAX ,,MACKENZIE P LAZA , 619-0662 >fr. THE NEWS ADVERMER, WED.0 NOVEMBER * 19 &PAGE ISA ,10 dw jVA LI 1011 p Chicken Noodle Soup Mix Regular or Nutri, pkg. of 2 Puritan Stews Assorted Varieties 680 g Prime LOEB Florida Pink Rb Roast Sioft'Drnks or white Cut from Canada "A", "AA" Assorted Grapefruit or "AAA" Grades Beef Varieties Product of U.S.A., 8 Ib bag 750 mL btl. 15.20100 mL 0 0 9710 1/lb 36 1 - 8 ;/kg PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1995. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ' PAGE 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER 29,1995 Good time at Kids'Tyme Sarah Bond and Robin Hardie brushed up on their artistic skills at a Kids Tyme program held last week at Lakeside Public School in Ajax. Here, the pair create birds using construction paper, feathers and glue. photo by Ron Pietroniro TW REGIONAL lMllJNCPALITY OF OIJ111*4" PUBLIC NOTICE RE- ADVERTISING SIGNS • • ON REGIONAL ROADS Please be advised that the Regional Municipality of Durham has enacted a by—law to control and regulate the erection, placement. maintenance or display of private signs within the limits of all Regional Roods. Private signs within the limits of Durham Regional Roads ore permitted subject to the following: a) no person shall erect, place, maintain or display a Sign on a median, traffic island or on any official or authorized Sign erected and maintained by the Region: b) no Sign shall be located closer than one (1) metre from the curb or two (2) metres from the edge of the travelled portion of a Regional Rood where there is no curb; c) no Sign shall exceed a height of 1.2 metres above, the surface of the curb, shoulder or boulevard, as the case may be, or be greater than .8 metres in width; d) no Sign shall remain in its original location, or within 500 metres of its original location, for a total of more than 72 hours (excluding statutory holidays) during any consecutive 7 day period; e) each Sign atoll clearly indicate the none, address and telephone number of the person, corporation or organization responsible for creating and erecting the Sign; f) no sign shall be erected. placed, maintained or displayed on o sidewalk; g) no sign with o height greater than 0.6 metres shall be erected. placed. mointomed or displayed within twenty (20) metros of the curb or the edge of the travelled portion of any intersecting Wighwoy. private rood. driveway or Regional Rood; and Sign within h) 400 onet of any ink of Regional Rood whirl . maintain or display by reason of its size. loication. content. calouring or monrw of Murnination. obstructs the vision of drivers entering or leaving o Regional Rood from another Ffighway or private rood or driveway or which obstructs. detracts from. or interferes with the visobiity or offectiveness of any traffic sign or traffic signal right on any Regional Rood. Any Sign !nrell d. pkxsd. maintained or 4' pin) in controvention of the pin vrsroris of thin by—low may be rwnoved by the Region. without notice. and the owner shit be resF n lbls for oN experts 1 incurred in such renawol. Any sign no removed shall be stored for fifteen (15) days. during which iinrre the owner or his agent may redes such Sign upon t s of Via ksto be tel cost of rorravd (x50.00 m wnunn �7 line Room and st� four peperiod of Million . Where a Sign 5) days anhim bow d has not been ndeemled. such Sign may be forthwith deposed of by the Region. A coq of the by—law is ovoilabN for vhewug at the Region of Nwhorn's Clarks and Works Deportment or any of the Regionof Works DspotiL V. A. Sil9orilis. P. Erg. Com imhaiorher of Works 7F3 A LI TIME C D SHOP NOW FOR BEST SELECTIONS TV'S, VCR'S, MICROWAVES, HOME STEREOS, CO'S, TAPE RECORDERS, BREADMAKERS,CLOCK RADIOS,TELEPHONES, TELEPHONE ANSWERING MACHINES & HOME SECURITY SYSTEMS. 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' • • INSMIAINSNOW ROPICAL PINE Snow white c isa the purrs Bushy 44,ani Norfc,K wand P res surround a bright red A longlasting houseplant poinsettia to be enjoyed for FREE • years to come `.' Reg 29.99ea. • • s , .00 GIFT ' ` I GREAT GIFT! , y CERTIFICATE A ' s HOURS:LkIlM ii Mon. to Sat. 9:OOa.m. 9:OOp.m. Sun. 8 Hogdays 1 / 61;k@1111111 9:OOa.m.-6MP.m. WhIte Rose Sale ends Dec. 3,1995 GREAT CARE IS TAKEN IN TIIE PREPARA- TION N PRODUCTION OF THIS AD. ERROR IN DESCRIPTION. ILLUSTRATION & PRICING MAY OCCUR IN THE EVENT OF A PRICING ERROR, THE 1 WS) NI QUESTION WILL K CHARAT CORRECT PRICE DEMAND. GED AVIW TO STOCK WE MAYEXCEEDTHE II RESERVE 711E RIGHT TO LNNT QUANTITIES UNITED TO STOCK ON HAND NOT ALL PRODUCT AVAILASLE AT OUR KENNEDY RD, WIMTIY 8 BIWINIGTON STORES I SALE . .. $1 �• 1113 I ALE t 1488 B� . OFF • 1 basks 30 w . SALE O . ,S 9 SA 1 OFF c i SALE �0 a 97 3 � 1 . .. _ OFF HOURS:LkIlM ii 111111115 BUY A POINSETTIA THIS WEEK &RECEIVE A $5.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR SPRING '96! '- TREAT YOURSELF OR GIVE TO a YOUR FAVOURITE GARDENER! s6.as a up- �y UnN 3 w antom•. ASKETS OF BLOOMS ed Tui:: Dlocm P012set::a r, a H:,;cuti asket Great decoration iter holiday entertaining • REE $5.00 RIFT • CERTIFICATE • f i ' MbRt IWAHL , ,) RIBBON OUR ENTIRE SELECTION! BY THE METRE Choose from a huge selection' Great for Choose from a nuge selection of ribbon in holiday gift baskets ^ many colours & styles. SALE ENDS }(1f Great for Chnstma DEC. 3RD! �,2 cratting 1/2 pRICE RICE Ol1R EIV1� OUR E �ELECT/ON!-S T gELECTIO/Y! For Your Favourite Cramer! SAYELLE WOOL • ",," Mite Rose "Soft Touch" i • ' ,•. 4� 30 colours, 4 ply, worsted weight- Reg 1.49ea. Ai1I111ChIdo .l• ._.. _.. .-.n•a�L_+�G••. ,.._:.•T:T 'y..r. ,. •i .-+J ar-....-aa....�..Ni� .`.a. r.s�w-.�-•+...i.+i.-.. sCAR11110Ro 1309 TEN EDY IID. S. of MWy. 4M d 1•�r R N J MMNNNA7Ot �x 13 WWNEY ROAD. NCIRiM . WNNYMy 1 two PINTA —OUR ENTIRE S&-X-C—m! ` Loose or packaged. Reg..39-.99ea- ,, PRISM PAINT Choose from Basic, Bold. 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ASKETS OF BLOOMS ed Tui:: Dlocm P012set::a r, a H:,;cuti asket Great decoration iter holiday entertaining • REE $5.00 RIFT • CERTIFICATE • f i ' MbRt IWAHL , ,) RIBBON OUR ENTIRE SELECTION! BY THE METRE Choose from a huge selection' Great for Choose from a nuge selection of ribbon in holiday gift baskets ^ many colours & styles. SALE ENDS }(1f Great for Chnstma DEC. 3RD! �,2 cratting 1/2 pRICE RICE Ol1R EIV1� OUR E �ELECT/ON!-S T gELECTIO/Y! For Your Favourite Cramer! SAYELLE WOOL • ",," Mite Rose "Soft Touch" i • ' ,•. 4� 30 colours, 4 ply, worsted weight- Reg 1.49ea. Ai1I111ChIdo .l• ._.. _.. .-.n•a�L_+�G••. ,.._:.•T:T 'y..r. ,. •i .-+J ar-....-aa....�..Ni� .`.a. r.s�w-.�-•+...i.+i.-.. sCAR11110Ro 1309 TEN EDY IID. S. of MWy. 4M d 1•�r R N J MMNNNA7Ot �x 13 WWNEY ROAD. NCIRiM . WNNYMy 1 two PINTA —OUR ENTIRE S&-X-C—m! ` Loose or packaged. Reg..39-.99ea- ,, PRISM PAINT Choose from Basic, Bold. Pastel, Tempera Poster & t more. 12 pots. Reg. 4.19ea. MARKERS Washable. Package of 12. 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W u ♦ EDUCATION Public school trustees flipmflop 0 and ciecicleagainst retireegifts By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — Public school board employees won't receive a gift when they retire after trustees did a flip-flop Monday. Though Durham Board of Educa- tion trustees approved reinstating the tradition of giving gifts to retiring employees at their last standing com- mittee meeting, they reversed their decision exactly one week later at their regular board meeting. "We don't have the right to start spending money on something that's not central to education," argued Pickering trustee Susan Kular. "I feel our dedicated staff would graciously decline because they know this takes away from the classroom," agreed Oshawa trustee Nancy McLean. But others believe gifts are an important token of appreciation - "Staff have been pulling up their socks to fill in the gaps" because of recent funding cuts, noted Pickering trustee Jill Hamilton. "It's a gracious way to recognize our employees," argued Oshawa trustee Ken Ridge. He maintained spending $2,550 to honor an average of 85 employees who retire each year was a "tiny amount" from the board's budget Until three years ago, the board honored both retiring employees and those with 25 years of service with a dinner and a gift Those employees each received two tickets to a dinner, which cost the board about $20 apiece, as well as a gift — usually brass candlesticks or a brass picture frame — worth about $30. Due to budget concerns, trustees cut those costs in half and began Church craft and bake sale offers Christmas shoppers a chance to get out early PICKERING -- A local church here is hosting a weekend sale for earlybird Christmas sho ffers. Mount Zion United Church holds a Christmas trait and bake sale from 4 b 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. I and 10 a.m. to 4 pmL Saturday and Sunday Dec. 2 and Dec. 3 at Mount Zion 6j Community Cen- tre, 4230 Salem o Rd., two miles north of Hwy. 7. A hot lunch is available and 10 per cent of the proceeds hom the sale will go to the church. Admission to the event is free and the church is wheelchair acces- sible. Call Shirley Jamieson at 649-5102 or 649-5200 for more information on the sale. offering a dinner to retiring staff and a gift to 25 -year employees. At the request of trustees last sum- mer, communications manager Mary Brown surveyed a number of school boards across Canada asking how they honored retiring employees. Twenty-five of 37 boards which responded gave retirees a gift with an average price tag of $121. Just two gave a dinner or reception. Meanwhile, trustees stood behind a decision reached at their last standing committee meeting and agreed to honor volunteers who give up their time for board committees at a special meeting. Until now, the board hasn't formal- ly recognized volunteers who sit on committees with system -wide man- dates, such as employment equity. School volunteers won't be recog- nized at that meeting because most schools holds teas to thank them. HALF PRICE KIDS CREDIT CARD'S Pick up your half price Kids Card for December that get's you all kids movies at half price. See store for details. ■ �,rg th e k� Q' a'sCRAFTY CLOWNS , will make Animal Balloons for Kids of all ages! 2 pm -6 pm Sat. Dec. 2 Only! BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO name and ,�,,,,a.ar�,, - - '^-"'^-+•err-:..s.rs.r as.wev.,a.,a:-•.:....,.s+-....c�+=+.nr.eraewu�.�-.+..:...�...._ _ — - ter•-a�aol�rl....�a. r1'�1�:1VA�V1�;1LbV)�E �9,1199S-PAG): )19-A TD Bank hosts Christmas bake sale PICKERING -- The Toronto Dominion Bank at Pickering Town Centre holds a Christmas Bake Sale Saturday, Dec. 2 from 9:30 am. to 3 p.m. to bene- fit Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Call 831-2879. Watch for DURHAM PARENT coming to your local newstand December 7, 1995 1 FREE aE�tA� cou SAT. DEC. 2 ONLY! 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Call the News Advertiser at 683-5110 Chorus were Slee inWhile you sleeping The Pickering Players are set to mount their pan- Derek Genova, John Downs, Katie Doran, Mishelle- tomtme of The Sleeping Beauty, with opening night Lynn Filion and Erin Hurst look on. For show dates this Friday. Nadine Cooper sleeps as (from left) and times. call 420-2507. photo by A.J. Groen Durham concerts strike festive note AJAX-PICKFRING — Two local musical groups will provide an evening of Christmas music in Picker- ing Village next month. The Pickering Concert Band and the County Town Singers of Whitby present A Winter Wonderland at the Pickering Village Unit- ed Church. 3(N) Church St. N., on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $7 for adults, 53 for seniors and youths and free for children under 12. Tickets are available at the Pickering Village Phar- macy, 50 Old Kingston Rd.; Lafontaine Trading Post, 106 Dundas St. W., Whit- by; from any choir member or at the door. Call 905-831-5508 in the evenings for more informa- tion. decks the malls with sounds so jolly r HEY KIDS! HAVE l�a LUNCH �'dQ WITH SANTA at the XNER ON HARWOOD aL DURHAM this The Horseless Ife SATURDAY, DEC. 2 Carriagemen Bar- 2 - 5 p.m. bershop Chorus is %r64 HARWOOD AVE. S., coming to a mall AJAX near you. 2�.(Aeross from City Hall) The Barbershop Ag 427-3251 oto Chorus has been presenting holiday -vw programs for years, entertaining shoppers who stop to listen. The cho- rus will he making visits across the region Saturday, Dec. 9 with a stop at Harwood Place Mall in Ajax from I l a.m. to 11:30 a.m. For more information call Roy Brillinger at 905-579-3462. Looking good sounding great! !new Som &M/FM stereo with front-kadmg CD player dual cassette decks, hi -spend dubbing, demonic sound equalizer (4 preset modes). Mega Bass. tone control and remote control. 2""CFD380 Enter at the Sony store before Dec. 10, 1995 for a chanoe to win a 41 " Som Home Theatre system! 1k Knw 1"w TO listen d of our coverage in cyberspace! Call 683-5110 for more information gfio MR .4 Winchester Arms Special Events DECEMBER 2nd • Book Your Christmas Parties Now • New Year's Eve Dinner and Dance "Live Entertainment" • All Day Breakfast Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. • Call Lisa for more details or to book your event 1400 Bayly St(. (at Liverpool) 837-2366 Santa would low this Sony Full -Size Hi-Fi Rack System - it's got everything but an ice<arbe dispenser! A%M digital tuner 5 CD changer, dual cassette decks with Dolby B, hi -speed dubbing, 5 hand EQ. 7 bard spectrum analy= full remote control, 3 way tower speakers and 100 watts x 2 of power And the audio stand mks with it too Remote control is the way to go! This Sony 5 CD carrxrsel will hook right up to kour old "rerncleless- amplifier and give you the freedom to play your favourite Q from the comfort of your Lazy Bm< Plus I drip DACNiptal Filter Block, Disc CheckFunction and Multi Disc Program 99 Pickering Town Centre, 420-3224 V MR' 161 2" SkN251CD 899" Cant decide on which great Sony product to give this smm? 11te Sony store Gift Certificate is ideal for Christmas, birthdays, anytime. $50 and $100 denominations available in a presentation enydope. *AP. Or Entertainment Nov -29- 1995 Family Christmas Concert Sunday D Durham Symphony concert brings in the Christmas season DURHAM — The Oshawa -Durham Sym- phony Orchestra's first concert of the year this weekend will take on a Yuletide theme. The Family Christmas Concert by the orchestra is set for College Park Church, 1163 King St. E., Oshawa, on Sunday, Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. The evening will include many seasonal selections featuring local choirs, such as the Durham Philharmonic Choir. It will also spotlight the ODSO's own principal trumpet, Susan Barber, as soloist in the Tartini mpet Concerto. The finishing touch will be the ever -popu- lar sing -along of Christmas carols, herald- ing a lively and rousing start to the Yuletide season. Tickets are available at the door until 2 p.m. the day of the concert, or by calling 905-579-6711. You can also fax your ticket order to 905-756- 0833. There is no reserved seating, so be sure to arrive early. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 3724744 Sdiurcay d ever rg appointmerts available James R. Yanch FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION I Nilren rou fir IV atO/m! *Visit a participating Durham Area Olco station. Fill up with a minimum 25 litres and receive a valuable coupon for a FREE flame -broiled Whopper* sandwich with the purchase of another flame -broiled Whopper - sandwich sandwich at the regular price BIS KING /UiSW1 M 01 �M ( DE .u.4E� (�M4 CCM�Oe�r�d1 O �ri5 Warted: Leaf Tickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call 579-4400 Ext. 2207 (Tor. Line 798- 7/672) 98- 7672) "E NO"AWERTIBM Nr>EBE:'�IO�NFIYI)ipi[ 99; ll�S-�i1GBahA � My Shoes W01wv Track jor men Rugged, hardwearing and comfortable walking boots to weather the clement, Akio vk6Track for women Soft, light and flexible walking hoots for an active life in the great outdoors GORE-TEX' Waterprot,f, breatheablc lining \ GUAR.ANTEF.0 TSI KEEP YOUR FF_ET DRY .., u_,n p Whitbv Mall t 905-728-9141 I Let us entertain you' <; Ontario Hydro Pickering Nuclear Division A PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE TO DISCUSS THE RESTART OF UNIT 2 AT THE DICKERING GENERATING STATION On December 10, 1994, an accident occurred at the Pickering Generating Station Unit 2 which caused the Unit to be shut down for nearly a year. Detailed investigations and exhaustive analysis determined the problem to be in the configuration and design of a series of valves within the system that removes heat from the reactor during operation. Major repairs and re-engineering have been completed and the Station is now ready to appear before the Atomic Energy Control Board to request a license to restart the Unit. This appearance is scheduled for December 7, 1995. To learn more about the restart of the Unit and the work that has to be completed, you are invited to an open house at: DICKERING INFORMATION CENTRE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1995 7:00 PM TO 9:00 PM OR CALL (905) 839-0465 The Information Centre is located on Montgomery Park Road and is also open from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Friday. PAdlf>' 22 7�=TH$�1L� It�O�>tt4'1S1�''W>�, NO�fH�ft'2!.19�5' Fax your Scoreboard items to 683-7363 SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. A near miss Mike St. Croix of the Ajax Boxing Club nar- rowly avoids a punch to the face from Dave Clark of the Forest City Boxing Club in London. The fight was part of the Oshawa Motor City Boxing Club's Judgement Day Boxing Card on Sunday. St. Croix lost this 130 -pound bout. photo by A.J. Groen Lightning tykes strike for hockey tourney win AJAX- PICKI7RING — The Durham ML'est popped in three markers. Seedhouse and Lightning Di%crsified Sheet Slctal tyke select Samantha Pegler also scored. One goal scorer girls' hockey team posted an exciting victory wasn't listed. Kish and Jenny McDonald each over Mississauga to win the championship of had three assists, with two to Genuis. Bowes the recent Barrie Sharkfest Tournament. The Lightning edged the Mississauga Chiefs 4-3 in the title contest which needed a shootout to decide as the game was tied 3-3 after regulation time. Joanna Ogilvie and Marissa Genuis scored in the shootout. while goalie Joanna Apps made two bis saves on Mississauga shooters. Cassy Britton. Genuis and Ogilvie tallied for the Lightning in regulation time. Adding assists were Tracy Kish, Ellen Seedhouse, Ogilvie. Cass), Britton and Stephanie Bowes. Durham West opened the tourney with a decisive 12-0 win over the Oakville Hornets. Ogilvie registered six goals, while Genuis and Schancy Marescaux. and one apiece to Pegler. Britton and Ogilvie. The Lightning then bounced Barrie in the second game 7-2. Ogilvie continued her torrid pace with three more goals, while Marescaux netted two. Seedhouse and Genuis tallied sin- gles. Sara Allain and Kish counted two assists apiece, with Apps, McDonald, Britton and Katie Caggiula adding one each. Oglivie scored four more goals to pace Durham West past Mississauga 5-2 in the third game. Rhiannon Habibullah had the other goal. Genuis drew two assists, with one each to Britton, Kish and Caggiula. - --------------------p LEAF TICKETS WANTED Will pay face value for Toronto Maple Leaf tickets, greens or better. Call Bruce at 579-4400 (Oshawa) or 798-7672 (Pickering) and ask for Ext. #2207. Pickering Panthers lose two big games B-, All, RIS ETT S11()RIS kl.Itmll.k I'IC'KI:KIN(; The Pickcrin-, Panthers kook a big step hacks+ards when ilio dropped two crucial nod -season Icateuc tilts on the weekend. A slow start came hack[ I t,, haunt the Panthers in �c'Q� {� .i 5-3 loss to the \larkham Waxers in %larkham friday ni,ht. Nlcanwhilr. hack on home ice against the q,�rTHt Wellington Dukes Sunday. the Panthers outshot their oppo- nents but fell victim to a hot Dukcs' goaltender in a 4-3 defeat. Pickering head coach John Blackburn fears the losses will really hurt the Panthers who are pursuing both Markham and Wellington in the Mctro Junior 'A' Hockey League's East Division standings. "Both games this wc-c kenJ were vital. We're chasing both Wellington and Markham, so they were almost must -win games for us,*' says Blackburn. Against Markham. the Panthers fell behind 2-0 in the first period and were never able recover against the Waxers who've caught fire of late and look the championship Sunday at the Metro Junior 'A' Classic Tournament in North York. Chris Ryan scored two goals tior the Panthers while defenceman Richard Slxx)nc:r notched the ocher. Meanwhile, in the Wcllington contest. the Panthers outshot the Dukes by a wide 50-34 margin. In the first period alone, Pickering outshot Wellington 17-9 but went into the dressing room behind I-0. The difference in the contest was Wellington's new puckstopper Chris Wilcox, an ex -Ontario Hockey League goalie, who stymied Panthers' shooters. "We're really happy with the way our kids worked. It's disappointing to have a game like this when you work hard, but aren't rewarded with the points. We threw everything at them but the kitchen sink,** says Blackburn. Kyle Martin scored a pair of markers for Pickering, with the other goal coming off the stick of Chris Hunter. The Panthers play the Oshawa Legionaires in Oshawa Thursday night, then return home to the Pickering DUC Chargers open hockey season with lopsided win over Whitby team AJAX-PICKERING — One local high school hockey team got league play off to a fine start last week while another area squad played to a draw. The Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers post- ed an easy 8-0 victory over Whitby's Father Leo Austin school. Doug O'Grady and Steve uo.tttt.A. Fernandez led - the i charge with a pair of goals apiece. Mike �,.,. Jarvis, Brad Grenkc, cyan Brown and Joe Sanella counted single markers. Adam Leblanc recorded the shutout for the Chargers. Meanwhile, the Dunbarton High School Spartans posted a I -I tie with the same Father Leo Austin team. Tom Spencer had the Ione tally for the Spartans, assisted by Mark Bothelho. Recreation Complex on Friday night fior a date with the Caledon Canadians. Game time is 7:30. PANTHERS' POSTSCRIPT: The Panthers had no luck at the Nictro Junior 'A' Classic "Tournament in North Imo, York last week. Pickering was cleated by the North York CRangers 5-3 Wednesday, lost S-6 to the Caledon Canadians on Thursday, and finished out the tourney with a 5-5 tie against Shattuck St. Mauv's of 11inncuota. Rhodes finds the range as Raiders wax Waxers AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax Pickering Raiders LOEB Glendale major atom 'AAA' rep hockey team ;waxed the Markham Waxers 7-1 in recent Eastern Ontario league play. Keith Rhodes scored a hat trick for Ajax -Pickering. with Brent Dalliday notching a pair of markers. Steven Balvers and Derek Polowyk fired sin- gle tallies. Adding assists were Bryan Choo- Wing, Ian Suginomori, Jason 'Brookings, Kevin Brown, Thomas Milne, Russell Dabuzinskas, Dalliday, Paul Ruta and Chris Griffim. ,t.:, The Raiders. .got --tenacious `lorechecking from Brown, Choo- Wing, Milne, Griffin and Grant Lemmon.� 1644BAYLY sr. w Just west d Bradt Ind. (905) 8374653 MK MARTIAL ARTS S aklnfl a dlffaranca In your corYxnunlfy oa. Och���tiwt�r�Ns had 'ca tom aiat m�•d ` , ���' t*mea*mes oso�twd many of tis. aorta. wnMna. PNK9ehowYiicJ CALL 721-2271 • • i SCOREBOARD-- By JIM EASSON Heather and Sutton advance to Heather. SPECIAL TO WE NEWSADVEWMEt the regional playdowns in DURHAM SHOOTERS BASKETBALL LEAGUE PLAYERITEAM O GO A PTS Broga was joined by Steven Games played at Pickering High School Nov. 22 John Rumeo (Wexford) 20 13 18 31 GAME ONE Eric Pavey (Thomhtq 16 10 20 30 Deer Creek Goll & Country Club 63 vs. Dickson Seen Storozuk (Wax) 20 15 14 29 Printing 55. Thomas Kahil (Thorn) 18 12 17 29 TOP SCORERS Brian Synott (Wen.) 17 16 10 26 Deer Creek: Slovak Szmidt 23, Rob Thad 12, Julian Jay Woodcraft (Mark) 18 14 12 26 Carr 11. Soon Sweitzsr (Wexford) 21 6 19 25 Dickson Printing: Dan Deveau 16, Andrew Mayo 12, Steve Moore (Thornhill) 20 8 15 23 Jeff Birch 10. G. Trokosas(Markham) 18 it 11 22 GAME TWO Ron Baker (Oshawa) 19 8 13 21 Tudor Arms 38 vs. Upper Deck Bar 8; Grill 36. Jeff Sutton (Thonhilp 16 5 t6 21 TOP SCORERS M. DePetri•o (Thonhi•) 16 7 13 20 Tudor Arms: Tim Lane 11. Justin Norwood (Wexf) 19 12 7 19 Upper Deck Harry Wirtz 1 S. Mark Haynes (Osh.) 19 10 9 19 sTANIOSI•t•a C. MacDonald (Osh) 19 10 8 18 TEAM w L Ryon Poulton (Wexford) 19 6 13 19 Upper Deck { 1 Mice Senior (Wei.) 17 9 9 18 Tudor Arms 3 2 A. Comacchla Plek 10 f 0 10 Deer Creek 2 3 Jude .kens per) (Pick) 1• • 10 1• Dickson Printing 1 4 PICKERING PANTHERS SCORING TOP SCORERS PLAYERIPOS O GO A PTS PLAYERS PTS Anthony Cornacchia 16 9 9 18 Richard Davidson 79 Jamie Jeanes John Gallagher 16 16 8 10 10 6 18 16 Marty Wirtz 58 45 Chna Ryan 16 3 11 14 Rick Hunte Jason Wilson 16 3 8 11 Andrew Mayo 44 Richard Spooner 15 2 8 10 Rob That 30 Kyle Martin 16 2 S 7 Tim loans 37 Stephan Koechlin 11 1 S 6 METRO Jt*@OR'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE Chris Hunter 16 1 S 6 EAST DIVISION STANOMOGS (Nov. 26) Graham Horne 14 2 3 S TEAM GP W L T OF GA PTS John Cartile 16 t 4 5 Wexford 21 19 1 1 Ila 50 39 ,left Bain 6 3 1 4 Thornhill 20 13 6 1 108 64 Z7 Jeremy Murphy 15 2 2 4 welim%on 17 8 8 1 64 71 17 Bram Heilen born 13 2 1 3 Markham t8 6 9 1 81 87 17 Matt Herhal 16 1 2 3 Pickering 18 5 9 4 60 78 14 Stu Vandergeest 15 2 0 2 Oshawa 19 3 15 1 57 115 7 Jet" Scholl 1 1 1 2 DIVISION SCORBVG LEADERS jam Reed 10 0 2 2 Softball squad recruiting players for 1996 PICKERING - - A Pickering softball team is looking for new players for the upcoming sea- son. Pickering Rep Softball's novice girls' team, which represents the town in the North York W o in e n s Softball League, is looking for players ages 13 and 14 for the 1996 season. For more information, call Phil Wickware at 839-6387. Notice of Liquor Licence Application The following establishment has applied to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the liquor licence Act: Application for a Sale licence Toronto Wanderers Rugby Union Football Club Ha -wood Avenue, R.R. 1, Ajax (including outdoor area) Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than December 29, 1995. Please include your name, address and telephone number. Note: The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections. Submissions to be sent to: licensing and Permits Branch liquor licence Board of Ontario 55 LAke shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON M5E IA4 Fax: (416)326-5555 Pour des renseignements en frani;ais concernant tette annonce, veuillez 6crire is Direction des permis Commission des permis d'alcool de 1'Ontario 55, bout Lite Shore est, Toronto ON M5E IA4 Local rink swept aside in zone playdowns By JIM EASSON Heather and Sutton advance to Heather. SPECIAL TO WE NEWSADVEWMEt the regional playdowns in Meanwhile, entries close AJAX — Annandale Curling Richmond Hill this weekend. Thursday for rinks to compete Club was represented at the Broga was joined by Steven in the 1996 edition of the junior men's Ontario Curling Smith at vice, Kelly Roberts at Investors Group Trophy Association zone playdowns at second and Andrew Roegele at Bonspiel. The event is the the Dalewood Curling Club, lead. All junior teams require a world's oldest, continuous bon - near Port Hope, on the week- certified level coach, and the spiel, having run in the Greater end. Annandale rink was privileged Toronto area since 1906 under Annandale's Matt Broga rink to have Alex Bianchi along. the sponsorship of two corpora - won its first game, but bowed Seven rinks participated in the tions. out after dropping the next two zone playdowns, including Curlers compete to share in matches. teams from Annandale, Whitby, more than 525,000 worth of The winning rinks from Tam Oshawa, Sutton and Tam prizes. F r: k A GREAT CHRISTMAS IDEA!! 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For $ ♦GST y� e nnounce your baby's arrival Sale signs plus tips for M I nd receive a gift certificate $ 7 +' selling Our vehicle. ntitling you to $25 worth 9 Y rarneer quality baby products. 4 1545 residents 1111111 Careers M11 Careers I I Careers I I Careers m1 1 Careers III] Careers M11 Careers I GeHelp IM GeneralHelp CAREER OPPORTUNITY 'its Your Health'. a brand new monthly health publication In Durham is seeking hey energetic and enthusiastic advertising sales representa- tives who want to work in a fast paced ermron- ment with unlimited earning potential REQUIRED: 1 full -tune treelance salesperson with previ- ous adventsnng sales experience 1 'Part tune' treelance sales representative with previous sales experience 1 wlernarketer to work from home part-time with previous telemarketing sales experience TO APPLY: PWm call Monique Lea do Oshawa Whitby Clarington This Week (905) 579-4404 to set up an interview, or send resume to: Oshawa Whitby This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, ON. L1H 71_5 Ann: Monique Lea V m rMN Wglrrartt 576-9175 , nareuo a®m eou� 11 cweers 1 pal MANAGERS, TEACH- ERS, HEALTH CARE PRO- FESSIONALS. int*ffwbw- al corporation spending in Ontario. Strong People skills. or haw owned your business call (416) 284- 4493 ADULTS 976 CHAT LINE Iocim for pit phone mass. cam S70-"/sNft Piease coil for appoknknent Mon -Fn. 10-5 416-754- 5183. General Help ATTRACTIVE persons (ladies preferred)16-25 are desired for an exclusive erotic dawg service Com- rrussrons S5001wk mn. Cali Coryton 697-3799 r. :[HI■■11 Get Started! a • _AN Sysvems iechnol ;y • Programmer Anayyst • Computerized Acco tM; • Network Specialist (CNE -3) • Computer IiAaintenam Technobl7/ • Office Admlrkstrabon Finandal assistance available to those wbo qualify Uarbwough (416)291--6662 1-800-993-991 325 Miner Averue 560 King Street Wes( 5CDf_ COLLEGE pYI•fiatum OF BUSINESS & Tf CHNOLOGY un General General General General Help IM, Help IM Help I Help NEED HELP FAST We're a small advertising firm with a blue chap dient list. We've got more work than we can handle at our present size and are growing rapidly. We need 10 very dedicated hard working associates WiU train call Victoria 905-7284181 Salary / Comrmsslons / Bonuses ARE YOU AFRAID... • to make money? • to find an exciting, working environment? • to develop new relationships? • to succeed? IF YOU ARE, WE DON'T WANT YOU! The area's premier entertainment publication is looking for someone who has what it takes. We offer: Salary with competitive commission. Ground floor opportunity at one of the most respected printing and publishing firms. Unlimited potential. Send resumes to: Advertising Supervisor 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax LIS 2H5 or fax at (905) 619-9068. BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE/MARKETING POSITION An Oshawa based client/server marketing company, needs a Bilingual Customer Service Administrator. The Ideal candidate will be a team member who possesses excellent organizational skills and be a good communicator, both verbally and written. Computer skills in WordPerfect 5.1 is essential and knowledge of Excel and Word would be an asset. Mail or fax resumes to: Fax No. 1-905-436-8944 Personnel Department P.O. Box 130, Station A Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L1 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE FULL TIME vVe are an international automotive �,aining organization experiencing tre- mendous growth. We're looking to ex- pand our team and need someone that can treat our customers right. If you are fluent in French (other lan- guages an asset), thoroughly knowl- edgeable on Windows, Word & databas- es, we would like to talk to you. Excellent wages & benefits. Pickering location. Please fax resume to: 905-420-6881 or e-mail to: 70274.3303@compuserve.com CANVASSERS WANTED to sell the Durham Region Treasure Guide. Excellent remuneration. Students and adults preferred. Call John Leonard. Oshawa/W h itby/Clan ngton This Week 579-4400 or Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 416-798-7672 Appointment bookers needed. Ears extra alsoney for CLristma& Exper%noe preferred but not necessatry- Olen Mitis Portraits Cap Janet after 4 P•m• • 20 -SM BEAUTY SALON re- quires part time licensed stylists Oshawa. Houry/ corn mapon. Ongoing train- ing. Can Vicky 723-7323 BUFFET ATTENDANT - Mandarin Restaruant look- ing for buffet attendant. Purse apply in person da- ily. 3-5 p.m.: 1725 Kmpsi on rd. Pickering (KnpsbnlE. d crock Rd.). INSIDE SALES/ CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Supplies Canada Co. is a leading soppier to industry Ed products of mechanical electrical, dumbing safety and materials handling mate More {han 0,000 are marketed through our 600 page annual If you tww 2-4 years inside or outside sanence les 4CitlSe�torner satisfaction=and Order entry, gtatatioHier ttarlat averagel 4 Techirkal or industrial product J Excel en or telephone English communicative skills 4 Excellent French communicative skills a must Then we would like to talk to you. Ybur responsibilities will include inside sales calls, technical product advice, out -bound sale approaches, customer database building or maintenance and customer relationship development. Please brward your resume, with salary expectations to: Human Resources Sunwies Canada Company 33 tiller Road Ajax, Ontario, L1 S 2E1 or Fax (905) 683-0209 No Agencies Please Bur your own lob, be you own boss. 100'* of rocs of vertical blind tabic plus e» stamping madnine. Be a vertipl bind rnanlAaclurert t�ton. ntrbr,.yt sasoo.00. Call 436-0990 a 1- 905-995-3e9& CUSTOMER SERVICE News AdvefbK taquese that adeefk m Chad their ad upon putikak in as News A*Awfiser will not be feIF M Call for mote #m one ilhr ar irks a and there shit be no fibiily for nm4sefkan of argf atber- ksoot LWAP/ for ar- fors in ads is fiil11 love arrant paid for the space otxalgig the erwr. M COPY is subject to the air pfoval of marttgehnert of Nwa Adrerbar.- DEI.INRY tDIrKM Loral Ajar / PidWft Only Small tar mill ed FW part / knle MJ Eva. Cat 11 ant -12 noon 2 par �ta artp General General General Office Office OHlice Help Help Help Help I Help 11 Help Nith current )Z licence and :lean abstract. LPPGcant nust be reU- Ible, or`an- 2ed and safe• V conscious- needed - Please call Dynex at ("S) 721-1200 or fax (90S) 721-1204 IN: -H CLiETELE -60% ESTHETICIAN :JA`ITED rOR RENTAL OF ROOM CALL JOE 831-6531 HAIRSTYLIST required N _tientele. Call one to -)e your own boss Also =uil-hntelpart-time Nail tech required 837-1236. EC HOLIDAYS ARE HERE Tis the season for EXTRA MONEY. If you could use it, we could use your help.Full time only. Call Mrs.Claus 905-728-8542 MATURE STUDENTS and homemakers wanted for part time telemarketing. Training provided Call bel - ween 9 a m and 5 p m 619-6991 PIZZA Chef d Drivers wanted for Double Double Pizza & Chicken Apply within Midtown Mall PROFESSIONAL Tele- phone People wanted In- :emational company 510 00/hr plus bonus. Ad- vancement and travel op- cortunity. Evening work 4 p m 9 p m Must be veli able Experience preferred but not necessary Phone Chris between 10 6 2 905' 937-0844 INDUSTRIES INC. Is seeking a highly motivated, seli-di- rected individual to work in our main- tenance dept. The incumbent must be qualified to work with service and control power. A strong service background with experience indus- trial electronics is a definite asset. Please submit resumes to the at- tention of Julie James. 5151 Sim- coe St. N.. Osha- wa. Ontario. LIH 7K4 No phone calls please. STUDENTS NEEDED AGES 12 -tor EARN EXTRA SSS Doing door to door sales. Call Jason toll free 1-416-553-5348 Y ELEMARKETERS eecled 'Aust have expo"once. good ihone manner. flexible hours. .aIl 905-427-2977. ask lot an "URGENT" "Fast paced" growth company currently seeking two highly motivated, energetic and en- thusiastic individuals for newly created positions. Must be avail- able to start immediately. JUNIOR OFFICE POSITION Must be extremely well organ- ized and have Window computer skills. PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST Must have pleasant telephone manner, Window computer skills and be available to work Monday through Friday 5:00 p.m. to10:00 p.m. Please fax resume immediately to: Alison LeBlanc FAI Home Security (Canada) Inc. Pickering 905-837-2872 ACCOUNTING xp.,riericea �F'- brie, par trice is required for ac- :ountant's office Good ,nowledge of WordPerfect. i­p:y Accounting. Lotus 2-3. Cantax Is essential 105428-1284 THE NEWSADVERTLSER, WED, NOVEMBER 29,1995 -PAGE 27-A ice 1DOP ycsro • Business to Help • Wanted • ' Business CHILDCARE for 3 child- 4TH LEVEL CGA. book - ARE YOU AFRAID....... • to make money? • to find an exciting , working enviroment ? ' to develop new relationships ? • to succeed ? IF YOU ARE ,WE DONT WANT YOU AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER The area's best read publication is looking for someone who has what it takes. WE OFFER : Salary with competitive commission . Ground floor opportunity at one of the most respected printing and publishing firms. Unlimited potential. Send resumes to Alvin Brouwer 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax L1 S 2H5 or fax at (905) 619-9068 ren required in our home• keeping/accounling funs Harwoodl Hwy. 2 every bons up -to f/s: government Wed. alternate Thurs . remittances. WCB, budgets. starting Jan 427-0215 cash flow, etc Manual or TOMMY'S HOME IM- computerized. Call 905- FLEXIBLE sitter needed 7318 for 1 child 8 1 infant for BMIG 'icensed dumber. nc days, evenings. 8 alternate divorced with three years weekends Southwest ' Firewood Pickering Call 905-839- 0098 WOOD '8' long. 1 year old LIVE-IN babysitter for 2 A GREAT DEAL -Top children. ages 6 8 1 year quality seasoned hardwood Brock/Hwy 2. Pickering, at low pnces FREE DELIV- starting December 3, call ERV Serving Pickering, Wendy (905)428-2774 at- Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa ter 6 p.m Call DURHAM FIREWOOD LIVE -OUT nanny re- 427-4741 quired for 15 month old gid BROOKLIN FIREWOOD, to start Jan 2. Minimum Established 25 years housework. 6 weeks vara- Brush cords. face cords tion annually. 905.839- and kindling of quality sea - 0855 after6pm. soned firewood Fast er 'Nestney. north of 401 friendly service and free r:ERT. Lotus. Wordperfect. Daycare dehvery Please phone or tity Call 705-94a- quantity • Available leave message (905) 655 - IF you are single or a sm- Pu EUROPEAN file special- TOMMY'S HOME IM- 5490 or 655-8797 gie parent CK separated or ist, will renovate your bath- Hospital BMIG 'icensed dumber. nc BURN !ne best. APPLE - divorced with three years Iff Medical Dental CLOSE to 2 schools. WOOD '8' long. 1 year old work experience. you may free est'4r4tes. great prices. tensed for over 20 years. toured y smoking, twin brand orchards 905- ,uallty for hnancat assts- ail work guaranteed. for - 6 a m ours from 6 a m to 5pm 987-x563 tante of it you are over 45 DENTAL Recept,on,sl'orated Daniels and Bren- man Call Laura 428-1231 sea- FIREWOOD ea and have recently been 04 Surgery. part-time, 4913 srned 'S' hardwood woWalod cut,. . aid off. you may quality for may lead to lull -time, com. EXPERIENCED caregrv. split and delivered. starting vainmg assistance. DIP' puter experience, typing er 'Nestney. north of 401 ush cord. Limited r:ERT. Lotus. Wordperfect. 6owpm required. Please nu -at Near schools, park Hot n tity Call 705-94a- quantity C Base. Word. Accpac. send 'esume to or Fen- trttious meats. TLC 'enced - 11 8801, 7 p m p m. Bedlord. Autocad. Ventura. wick 40 King St W Suite yard. comfortable environ- Pagemaker Harvard, Cor- 502, Oshawa L I H 1A4 ment Call 428-0097 Com ter Pro9 ramnvng I FIREWOOD and Systems Analyst. Co- ' Daycare cal, Pascal and C Photo- • Wanted shop. Quark Express and istrator. Dcr^am Busi- .tss Computer College. BABYSITTER needed in :,!7-3010 my ',,e to :are for 6 month old. Monday -Friday. experience and references �gurred Start Feb 12. • fl 996 Dixie and Finch area tease call (905)839- It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you!W1 I.IfliIiiiiii, �. e Flying • Moving & e House • House • Music. Daficing • 1 1 Improvements • ' 1 Improvements ' ' Improvements ' • Plumbing • Services • Storage • Cleaning • Cleaning • • Instructor 'MISTER CHEAP'.Home EUROPEAN file special- TOMMY'S HOME IM- ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUM - improvements. rel rooms.m ist, will renovate your bath- PROVEMENTS- carpentry. BMIG 'icensed dumber. nc Law apartments. adotlonS. room. or kitchen walls, as drywall. basement apts. ret lob too small, no lob loo big, fences. decks, sic Li- well as floor hies Good rel- room• painting and deco- free est'4r4tes. great prices. tensed for over 20 years. erenes and satisfaction rating, ceramic ties. Can guaranteed lowest 905- 725 - ail work guaranteed. for guaranteed For free esti- Tommy, at ( 905 )420-8105 2507 Free estimate call Ernie males call D. Dykstra 725- TOMMY'S HOME IM - Call Derek 728.6692. Dave 655-5271 or 718- 905 -404-8170 4913 PROVEMENTS- carpentry. • ' Painting t1 drywall basement all . roc • Decorating WDGMT 1<OMM tIIfQROVE1t>FM9 Basel will Apts., Rec-rooms, plumbirg, Additions, eWctrical, &fmm 15 yrs. 6periertee. Free estimates, cal Mario (905) 6191663. call. (416) 56044 HOME MPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS 16tcherts, batlrooms. basements, crow ftloi wok did- ng, trim wong. dedts. ltll fences, ahly w�rk hjpman- s, masonable rales. Rel. Avail. Free EsWtiales MOODY CONS TRl1 NEIL (! C I - CALL 06)67 MSS room, painting and deco- rating. ceramic tiles Cad Tommy at ( 905 420-8105. ALL Pro Painting and Wallpapenng. intenot/exte- ceiwl9 al VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Addiborl5. Baft. kdCh- ens, Basements, Ceramic Ties. Hardwood floors, Roots,Ttm, Doors, Decks Visa Acc%. Cal Justin For Estimates (905)683-5818 nor stucco gamer repairs. top quality work. reasonable rates 20% seniors discount Chnstmas Specials 404-9669 DRYWALL and painting, boarding, taping, textunng. Small Abs 15 years Free estimates. Serving Durham and out d town area. Ken 434-4500. DECORATING e , Wallpaper/Pairltirtg Wood- • andY"n en floors restored Bath- room des cleaned, re - HANDY HELPER grouted and skoned. Isnowplowing, interior a -e- General home repairs. Call J S ARMSTRONG nor painting' repairs. clea- Henry: ovations. Fully guaranteed DEV. NIC. Specializing nips, and Yard work- Dts- ilor count for saws. Can Ben 905 839-1485 C b R Maintenance Budd- in custom homes, addtons, 428 800. STROKE of bri8iance, irg repairs and renovations renovatiom rec rooms and RESIDENTIAL - cormler. paint walipalper. Free esti- electrical, pit robing. ce. besot"* apertrrents. Res- HANDYMEN - Snow re- mates, rNerernces, Call romic des carpentry. From idental andcommercial. moval. carpenter, plumber. (905) 432 8802. small repairs to nwior rant- Senting Durham Region tot drywraller, rooter, retaining tattle t . , • Plumbing ovations. Fully guaranteed over 15 yrs. Free cornsulta walls. 4 men avai o kee estimates. (905)66e- tion. Call Jen 904211111- meet a• your household re - 3300 VW quirements for repairs/ COMPLETE CARPENTRY RESIDENTIAL - cormler. n nkwwicwrierlovabons' Odd lam. $12/hu. Free esb- - specializing in renova- ciel, sunrooms, windows. maw' call Dave 723.3014. bons, basements, trim. doors. siding, decks, rec crown mouldings, doors rooms, kitchens, bath - and windows. 15 yam ex- rooms. skylights. Drywall . , • Plumbing pehence. Free estimates. repairs and ceramic life. • Call Derek 728.6692. Dave 655-5271 or 718- - ist DUCTWORK . xWled, 1970. AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER moved, relocated. Excellent SIGON Construction Ltd.. available. AN your plumbing rates. Free asurrtates. Ekes- serving Durham Region for needs. Complete renovations Irostalc air cleaners, hu- 19 yrs. Additions. sundrill Guaranteed lowest prices/ midifiers. Big. Small jobs. pato doors, windows, roc- No iob too smart! (905) FAX e ADS Call Paul 428-0195. rooms. flagstone. tree esti- 432-2913. males. W5.576-5760. • HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - Move big or small, we pnce them aur Free estimates. seniors discount, short notice 'novas. Pianos mored. also appliances Comparable rates Cad 432-2850 MEN with large truck will do household moves. resi- dential. conwrercial. All types of moves Can Cad or ,lane 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING - houses. apartmerits. offices. appliances and piano spe- cialists Senior and mid- month discounts Licensed. insured Free estimates GAILLIND A 6 MAID SERVICES FALL SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly 8 bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 Excellent service . Can 436- �- Party n9s Removal • SeVices • ' Flooring, e MOY1ng i • cafpefSng RABBRwants work doing • fb�t7rage magic for children's partes and all occassions. Have CARPET kista•atiorns 25 • my own magician. Can Er. AJAX Mcilim Svslertts - fun years experience, re- fete 668-4932. stretching. our speciality and piano specialists. Flat Free estimates. D It N rate or hourly. We now Duncan, 987-17% or 987 - have heated storage units. 1800 Now offering free boxes with move. wart andorad a House special, starting &1 $99. and up. Call for information. • Cleaning 725 -OC or 4274D005. CHRISTMAS Cleaning - M01I.W N MOYMII' SYSTEMS We WIN move arrrekrg. amirsta t, anylil . Cmnnwcal or roularttaL Packaging, awal" and boxes atim". scrim 6 and month dstxunts. Free ear iaaes. 571-0755 Flip •ri•nc d Cron Moors Barge n rats, homes, offices, apt., etc. Piano nIOVIfKJ. Pacl ng available. book now.. Experienced re•• Party Iloilo team. reasonable LOOM rates. references available. Free estimate. 905-420- 3091. Sulam RIM BER1110E One Maid Service at Team Service Prices Insured & Bonded Quality Cleaning onswedwNnomame:6 Cir mwste••oriPtrowa EliNaaaIrBad,FaPo t Ii jC IMiie llgat liwlrq flrwl,e•x••. M lyl. \Yirn� PIANO LESSONS in your home Classics. Pop. Exams. Adults welcome Call Maurice Willock 653-6740 • • Driving • • Schools SCHOOL 4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 *Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416)287-3060 • -2238 • • Health • Beauty • , Beauty PA#PE�. I.... �ENTCEMRN! PA#PEki Pamper the one you love with a gift they will never forget. SANTE ESTHECnS offers complete Facials. Pedicure. Manicures, Make-up and Waxing in a relax- ing atmosphere. Gentlemen! Loi It it time you gave a gift that never needs to be returned. Call Now 428-7593 MAGICIAN, clown friends, ready to entertain for any Kass. Anti-Sibrais studlies Lf L age, any occasion. Birth- days. promotions, open - 376 Kingston Rd., Unit 17, Pickering ings, fund raisers. Magic Full-body arixnatherapy massage: 1/2 hr 5.•19 99 , shows are fun! Lettuce Open 7 day's/week help. 839-7057 or 728- No appointment necessary 8334. 905-509.6577 it - CARPET MILL DIRECT KENWOOD TOWER OF 100% nylon, thick plush. POWER. 200 wan remote PAGE MA-TMPWM ADVERTiSttr mm, NOVEMEEW ,- - t . 1.' :.::. -�.1'v i�: r. t r •; •: Tri; -Ws IM Art!cWs ' Firewood For Sale For Sale orWSale a Found rilhilp AFor Sale CARPET MILL DIRECT KENWOOD TOWER OF 100% nylon, thick plush. POWER. 200 wan remote stain resistant carpet for 3 stereo package Dual cas- rooms, only $349, price in- sette 5 disc CD player. chiding. 30 square yards, tower speakers Rent to carpet, pad labour. Free own by phone for only estimate. Arnold 1-800- $750/week Call 571-1413. 401.5557 1 yr no payment. LAP top and printer, Pack- no interest. , For 1 full year ard aid Bell 486-DX50, extend - CARPETS hots of carpet, ed warranty, software. with 10l nylon new stain re- IBM portable bubble Jet FIREWOOD, TOP lease carpets on hand. I will printer. $1800. best offer QUALITY seasoned carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price 905-665-1861 hardwood at low pnces includes carpet. premium MOVING out -of -province Free delivery. serving Pick- pad, expertInstallation. fast Sale Panasonic steres. enng. Ajax. Whitby. Osha delivery. tree estimates (30 5250 3 -piece chesterfield. we call 427-8250 or 427- yards) Norman 686-2318 5750 1 single bed. $50 1734 CERTIFIED HOT DOG Fridge, $450 Stove. 5325 FREE Hardwood kindling CART. for sale asking Washerrdryer. $275/each for pick up 202 South Blair S220C or best offer please Dining room set, $125 Mi - St. Unit 432 Whitby can 579-9002 crowave. $110 Kitchen set. FIREWOOD excellent CHESTERFIELD, 2 $BO TV stands. S30/each quality nava firewoodone piece sectional with 2 re- Lawnmower. 4 -months old. year seasoned. cut and diners built-in, neige. pard $200 Bureau. $50 Air - Split. oak, maple, beech. new $1500. sacrifice 5800 conditioner, 80081u. $200 ash. Free delivery Ajax. Call (9051666464 1987 Chrysler Daytona. Whitby ane Rckenng 683- 52500 certified 1984 Hon 0709 CHROMALOX FUR- da Goldwmg. $3250 cem- NACE e*cmc. -ess than 5 fled 905.983-5492 Orono SKIDS & Pallets for fire years old 15 kilowatts, area woos hardwood 8 so". 51.000 BTU. $300. hot wood mixed. piecut or tiro- water tank gess man Z MUST SELL! Beau mark years 4700 sewing machine, ex- kem. delivery avaialbel, old. GWS 170 L $100 cellent condition $225 large 8 small loads L,mnec 579-1201 Stair Master and exercise 9013 otter call ;905)830 CHROMALOX 40 amp bike, pair $300 Wicker fur - 9013 forced a, Pec-inc tumace nnure 2 chairs. loveseat with 40 galion hot water and table $130 432-1601 E Flea tank $400 o b o Call 725- Market 3918 NEW and used hong cab -- 'tom only 55999 while COMPUTER CHRIST- quantities last Lateral and FOR -,,awe mage $15ii. x washel $175, computer desk $40 couch S50. bunk bell $80 905427-2713 Articles for Sale Pair of KY$ Gas st"s. retail $160. will Sell for S80 fitts s 1981 83 Damon 200SX Call Abe at 683-5117 or 427.1637 eve 20 HORSEPOWER air compressor Ca 66g- 0853 3 PIECE crack glass and brass -a coffee table 5200 2 tattle lambs $100 rot both Cal 404-8332 at der Spm 34AAN ' sh but plus tip bane' W!'^ winch exca lip condition w,ll sell sella rarely. $450 Call 905-983 9185 T112 FT A•cbc pow. 4 way etectnc-yoraubc exdi callow contion. $850 Car[ 705-2772387 after 6 p.m MAS �; ceoals D 266 s storage cabinets also ava4- 5'94 DX4. t DO'S SI 499 able Computer steel and 586-100's $1,650. Pentium wooden desks from only 75's $1.750 top's SI.950 $7999 New and used '20's $2.099 Most systems chairs from only $4999 are loaded 6 mega ram 850 Speedy Business Cer ve. droves. 4 speed CD Rorns. 668-0800 Windows 95 etc Get a NEW.ELECTRIC skooter. :anor. color BJ4000 for wilt bar, try 5365 with a new system Chcharger, puurr chased in July Charger. Loft of used products too lot $4240 ask ng $3300 486's 386'5- 286 s from custom wheel chair ,or up $195 :_omplete ano guar- to 150 tbs $700 839-2676 anteed at Ctannglon Com putter. 164 Baseline Road. OFFICE desk. 5100. 4 BowmanWle, ,Just east of dressers $45 each 20• die Flying pWchman Hotell color TV. S50 Antiques 697-3059 bed. 5145 4 occasional CONTENTS SALE, chars (19005) dresser, Brot•+er kninirgmachine $100 oax •ocke, 5195 Ribber motor garter car- Can 905-697 3532 9 -PIECE Mahogany dm- ing ser delivered 6 set up on tern for Mat spedal Chnsimias Donner Desks dressers. washstands d cupboards L ots of Grh & decorating ideas lot The ow ashoo net Christmas 'More than a Fumiture Store' A GIFT OF FITNESS. CJ--Doote Home 6y - Heavy Duty Equipment Olympic weights, fixed E Z can barbellsand aumD- be[ls. racks included Pec deck knee extension Lat macntne oemr, press. on - clone 6 decline bench Flat bench Shoulder bench etc Sex for less than. 12 e511- maled vaWe $2500 Might Consider selling separately Call Kirk at 432-1863 A REPOSSESSED satellite system, only $35 ahonthly Including pro- gramming Free installation and warranty 905-655- 3661 AOUARWM for sale 65 gallons. all equipment and fish: includes stand $300 Call 579-4615 ASHTOUFDRAKE collec- for dolls, with certibcale of outhemicdy and ongrhal bows. Mary and her Iamb $80., Elisabeth. Catherine, sparkles. Bubbles. Chruty. $70 each.. Joey 550. Car 905-697-3521. BROrHILL Large 7 Pace seeoonal. neutral colours. A-1 condition. $500. Call 728-8661. CAR PI9011E- Nokia "12, worth three hundred Collars. 'all 579.7161, make an offer CARPET /A-1 Prices, buy Orect wholesale, Free in- stallation for free esumate call Sal (9O5µ32.2750. or pager (416)960.9697 CsgW Brisker, 100q . Nylon thick. Mush, stain re- sistam carpet. For 3 rooms. only $369.00 Pnce in. dudes 30 Sq. yds carpet. deluxe pad and nslallabon In your horse. Free quote - boon in your home. 540 in- terest, no payment for one full year. Daniel, 1-e00- 217-0104 nage Singe, Dullty ma - dune with ribber. Yam S3 00 cone Reasonable otters 666-7638 D.J. Equipment dual turntadfS. cassette deck. amp speakers m,cro- pnone. stand. 28 i.gnt con - too, etc $1900 o D o 666 7967 or 683-6438 DMPOG ROOM suite solid oa. incluoea- hutch lwme!, table with 4 chairs (extra leaf) asking S1795 6973323 DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available . rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 ELECTRO -COM Cov PUTERS - Pentium 75 8 Meg Ram 850 Meg Har- dnve 14• SVGA monitor quad speed CD Rom Sound Card a speakers $1795 486 DX4 10C 8 Meg Ram 850 hardnve 2X speed CD -Rom So u dcard, speakers. monitor d pnnter S1749 DX2 66 $850 ;905)434.2802 EMS machine for sale 16 pad, excellent condition. asking $400 0 B 0 Call 905-404-2618 ENGAGEMENT nngl wedding sleeve. 213 carrot. pear-shape, plus 12 chilr- ants, appraised $5200. asking 52200 o.b.o 432- 8919 NIGH cable biros? Poor picture quality? GO DI - RECTI O.S.S. 16' Digital SalelNe Systems. 150 charxhals. CO quality pic- ture and sand. Rent to own by phone from only $40L/month. Car 571-1413. HITACA 31 • stereo TV. Loaded. Rent to own by phone for only $9.75/week Car 571.1413 FURNITURE living room set, 3 pcs Italian $1450 Matching 9 piece dining room set including china cabinet. 6 chairs and gor- geous dining table. Abso- lute brand new. MUST SEE! $2450 Call 619- 2059 BEAUTIFUL living room set. 3 pcs. Italian $1750 Matching 9 piece fining room set including china cabinet, 6 chairs and gor- geous dining table Abso- lute brand new, MUST SEE! $2450 Call 619- 2059 OAK,'PINE FURNITURE why -ay •eta,i once,' One of Cimano's oldest and ler- gest manutacturers is now sexing Bred to th* public Eg oak oeaesm table and 4 chats 5849 7 ft doubt* pedestal and 6 chairs $1499. canninoriDWl beds tom 6399. Over 20 star Choices. all sold. no veneers Traditional Wood- worxing 905-985-8774 PIANOS/GRANDFA- THEP Cocks Durham's largest swecuor New and :sed pianos Not sure? tent to own apt size. -prightgravid. digital. key. ;dards TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW Teksp Piano Works, 433-1491 PINE entsonaonment cabr- net 52•x60• grow 5500 579-3952 POOL table accesson ts. '6 cues. snooker. numbered baits, rack etc. Best offer Toshiba mi- crowave $75 . Couctvchair $100 Excellent condition 905-639.9675 POOL TABLE. 4' X8'. state base. $700 can 683- 9871 OUICKIE RX design wheelchair, brand new. never used Mastercrat! snowblower 3 horsepower - 2 cycle 905-579.4992 R.C.A. 16• SATELLITE DISH, receiver. a remote. up to 175 channels avail- able 700 Ines resolution & C.D Sand $850. call 725- 8708 TWO twin size ultramafic beds, like new, moving must sell $1,500 or best off er pair Call after 6 p m 579-7737 WASHER d Dryer. Hot- point, stackable with stand. excellent condition, asking $750 Call 905.686-2958. WASHERS. dryers. fridge. stove. new and recondi- tioned, $225 and up for re- conditioned washer, $175 and up for reconditioned dryers $175 and up for re- conditioned fridges and stoves Also canoperated washer and dryers Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances. 227 Court St . Oshawa 576-7448 WEDDING gown size 26. S60c Beadwork. train, headpiece $75 3 red bridesmaid dresses S80 Getman Shepherd Male. 1201hs Rearing choker Westney/Taunton area May :nswtit to "Tobv" CALL 905-686-8191 or 416-2842323 REWARD, family dog rrwss,rg. Nov 22, Ajax area. Border coltieisheppard mix. answers to Chelsie. Red - brown fur, white blaze on chest, white front paws. black tip on tail. Med ium- s,ze dog, thin -build, collie face Not weanng collar or tags Loves to play stick If seen please call 427-8078 PetslSupplies/ Boarding each as 6 dryer $450ipair Cau 434-1338 Gary 571-1556 after 6:30p m 1964 Camaro. 350, p.w., p s . p b , am/fm cassette $1700 Call 579-8146 1964 Pontiac 6000 Four door, good motor. Asking $500 0 8 0.686-3922. 1985 Pontiac Sunbird Wagon, air conditioning, radio, $1150 as is or best otter. Call 728-3181. 1965 Tempo GL, 4 dr, auto., loaded One owner, red on red, showroom con- dition throughout. Was 52695, now $2195 cents - bed 4 more nice cars to choose from Call 427-9722 anytime Russ Open 7 days week indoors Big Town Sales 1986 AEROSTAR, XLT, silver Auto. 6 cylinder, S3.600. also wanted old Cow Cola vending ma- chines 8 advertising signs - YAMAHA grand piano ebony Gt senes Beautiful tone Excellent quality Asking 58000 Can 905- 427-1479 Articles Wanted Purchasing furniture or an- ythwV old Saemd,c instru- ments. china. sOver. adver- hsrng. toys. decoys. doh. m,lk bottles. collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049. Bnookim APPLIANCES, wanted . woricn , or not. Fridge. stoves, washers, dryers 427-2713 ALSO FOR SALE recondtgned wash- ers. dryers. stoves.$150 & up 3 month warranty 427- 2713 message UNWANTED Scrap metal peer 'r ',,ages, stoves. washers dryers. cars. trues etc Call (905)430- 9013 WANTED all old radios. a: sizesall makes. any condirwn Phone after IOam 905.728-1439 WANTED to buy - older tumnure glass. tuna. Cd- Iectit>-- memorabilia watches ac. Srnglte Itreces or estates Can (905) 723- 71134 Christmas Trees Please read your Classified ad on the HIMALAYAN KITTENS, CCA CFA. Reg Champion stock, first shots, guarantee. 12-20 weeks. Black pe rsran $250. blue. cream white point $300 call 436-7738 LOVABLE LABRADOR Retnever pups• farm raised, clic registered, health guar- antee. ready Dec 20t11 Yellow male, black male/ female (613) 473--2043 LHASA APSO pups. great house pet. non shedding. non allergenic. health guarantee. Payment terms available (705) 786- 3124 SALE! Miniature Schnauzer puppies, fnend- ty. obedient. non -allergenic. parents Amencan Kennel Club. female. reales. with first shots Call James 905- 427-6159/416973-2005 Sinirpt, Walk, Holidays. Vets Da,lh ,k wwwy •105 H31 -617h 1966 Audi 5000 turbo. m mint condition. Certified. 53.995 or best offer Can 683-7301 or 686-5474 after 6p m 1966 Buick Century 4 cy- linder automatic, $1595 certified 1983 Buick Sky- hawk. 4 cylinder. automatic. $1295 certified 1962 Pon - bac 6000, 6 cylinder, au- hnnim, &I2(K rx mi wtf rix 404-9759 1966 NISSAN 300 ZX. loaded. excellent worlurg condition, $4700 certified 080 905-728-1582 1966 (Dods Firenze, red. 2 - door hatchback, auto. anV tin cassette. 180.000 turns. $1250 as is o b o Phone (905)433-8050 or (905)404-1655. 1966 PONTIAC Acadian prey. 2 dr. 4 spd . new tea. brakes. exhaust. iutch. new rad and hoses 51000 oll cerhftad Call )85-13985 or 723-9368 1967 Chevy Cehibnty su- -on Wagon, low mileage, am/fm cassette. tilt. good working condition. $1900 .:erhhea o b o Call 686- '967 1967 CUTLASS Supreme Brougham. 305 auto mixit gIT11Automobiles condition. black ext. grey for Sale int., dual exhaust. arn4m. air. Ps. pb. pw. smoke- true. $5200 ass 9115-438-0198 1977 TRANSAM excer 1967 FORD TARUS, G L .tent conditior nc mileage. 6 M . as is $1.200 One 6 6 -litre, automatic, easily owner (905) 831-5955 c'o"'"ble. 54000 o.b o 1968 CHEV CAPRICE. Call 9D5 725-8506 wo- 3n7 Inaewrf .nth 1980 5 litre Mustang, -!Q, . 40.000 km on new -rgrte Needs some work Asking $1000 as ,s or best Mier Cad 905- 723-2474 options, extra 3rd seat, ex centro condit,on, 54700 ceMied. 579.5799 1966 PONTIAC TEMP- EST Certified, real nice cohdhon 53895 O B O • 1963 Ford Mustang 5OL. Can Monday to Thursday . • • - • • 20.000 km on rebuilt mmotor 905-723-8838 - New paint. new diue+. S 1966 PONTIAC TEMP - sod. cruse control. sun- EST Certified, real nice • roof. new tires, runs good condition 53895 Call . •I 52200 obo 905-985-2643 Monday to Thursday, 905- 723-8838 Christmas Christmas Christmas Trees Trees Trees TAYLOR cffiusi nils Txmus Cut yaw own LMGZ Spruce t Scolkb Pine � OVW 20,OW trees to choose frim ' �1 Base Draws Wag=Aides• Mmetair Aides. ' WN'r M Da11iXI& Sop Fires ! AeLreal1=42 . > I� . Free eamly Cloaca t 'rite Sap fr ►111 ftifth cut PMefr I>t Dsleava iris hfees 45 A Ghm" frill $100'- RCA 5r big -screen TV. tovoith of $2000. Complete satellite sysls i Panesorhic receiver. 1r'a"des; with - $1500. 1987 PonOac Sun- .•+the purchase of bird. $500 as is. King-size eircify tin. waterbed .ddraarerslsta- 5 lucky wituaets age comparprwla. book- . rase. now moiordess mal- aanosa d he fort tress, $400. Hitachi 28' -4: chiist uss consul stereo flour TV, „ $300. Grey 3 -plebe waN- unit wAiglttirg, $200. Moffat stove w/contnuous dears wen, $150. Pioneer SX650 stereo receiver w/Telefun- karl speakers, $150. Moffat Hol -point full -capacity dry- er. $100. 905-967-5774 leave message. GE Range. avacado. $150. (905)655-4774. TOSHIBA 27' stereo TV. New weft: 3 year warranty. Rent to own by phone for only $6.75/week Call 571. 1413. TRIP to Floridai8aharrnas - 2 -nights Ft Lauderdale 6 day -cruise to Bahamas, 3- right stay In Freeportd 2 more nights Ft Lauderdale For more into call Dennis 905-723-4574 A TAYW �±�-tiu- k N I Md �w As tui I �- bepakI # s 640-1325 CHRISTMAS TREES Cut Your Own or Precut Spruce & Piste WHITBY • TAkkson Rd. Exit off 401, North 5 1711IK to Contin Rd. them East 1 mile OR 2 miles West of Durham College Open Daily 9 am. -7 pm. BOWMANVLLE - Waverley Rd., Exit off 401, North 12 miles on Durham 57. Open Daily 9 s.m.- 5 pm. Cut your own $22 any sill includes G.S.E Fresh cut trees $1110422 includes G.S.T. FREE TREE BAILING WATSON TREE FARMS w263 FREE Caine: for kids FREE i cones CALL • 683.7545. • for up-to-date auction listings. Clarington residents can 404-2615 GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE, DEC. 1 ST, FRI., 6 P.M. Selling the contents from the home of Edna Wood, Tyrone. Extension dining ;able set 5 chairs, side- buarl small curia cabinet, brary table, record cabi- net. abrnet. occasional tables, treadle sewing machine. high chair, antique chests and dressers, blanket chest, beds, washstand, antique chairs. Quebec heater, china. dishes, books. tools, tiller, coml- pre5sor, kilchenware, nu- merous other aritggies and arlides from a Pon Hope estate- Bedding and quantity Of lines. pantry cabnel. chests of drawers, kitchen appliances, shelves, drawers stands, pine box, spoon CdleCbonS. A;sc 286 computer and '^a N other hems this is a arge sale. Terms cash. approved cheque, Visa. In- Auction6er Frw* Stapleton (905) 7662244 AUCTION SALE SAT. DEC. 2-10 a.m. SUPERIOR ESTATE AUCTION of ANTIQUES. CHINA 6 MILK BOTTLE COLLECTION. Held at Wilson's Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Take Hwy 0404 North to Davis Dr. at New- market Turn right & Go east 24 km. Ornate mahogany sideboard. flat to wall cupboard, teak side- board, ant. tables, & chairs, ant. sofa. wicker settees, bon- net chest, blanket boxes. washstands, ant. cradle, bedroom tum., quilts. lamps, mantle dock, organs, spinning wheel, ant. sleigh, ant. radios, oil &gas lamps. Flute, Valerie The Judge & Lydia Royal Doullons, over 40 milk bottles, qty. old books. cook - stove, qj ant. china, glassware & lobs. call for full detailed list. GARY HILL AUCTIONS 1-800 -654-4617 SAT., DEC. 2, 1995, 5 PAL ick Auction Balm, Conc. Rd. ff8, mainvi6e (Hay - This week we to be sold, the ants of 2 homes ding a targe var- a antique and Inn furniture, col - Ile glass and chi lawn and garden snent, tools. 5 fp %trial air com- sor, shop dust dor and mach oval items. Large Viewing from 4 Terms are cash, nlc or Debit card. more into call 1- ed and to sold y K. Powell Auc- Appraisals and AUCTION SALE, THURSDAY, NOV. 30/95, 10:30 A.M. By order of DCS Bailiff Services, under virtue of the Landlord and Tenant Act RSO 1980, we are instruct- ed to sell the entire contents of Poly Ply Canada Limited. 284 Fairall Ave.. Ajax. This sale will include office equipment, manufac- turing equipment, raw stock, fork lift etc. to include. office desks, vertical file cabinets. computer tables. time clock, board room table, computer equip., copper melter, lab press, shredder, electric motors, dock plates. IHI heat press. Clark propane fork lift, pallet trucks, auto sheeting machine, sheets regular d stainless steel, rolling stock tables, elect. tow motor, valves. regulators. scales, gas heaters, ready rack Industrial shelv- ing. Irg. dust collector, corrugated steel, graph monitor, 5 hp, air compressor. Irg. sheer, press feed, kg. hydraulic pump, Speedbuffer sander, Irg. press, plus a large variety of other relat- ed equipment. Sale subject to additions and deflations or can- cellation up to sale time. This is a large sale. Dress warm. Viewing 1 hr. before sale time. Terms are cash or certified cheque only. For more into. call (905) 263-4252. Sale mangled and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions, Appraisals & Liqui- dations. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Friday Dec 1 at 5:30 pm 3 mikes East of Little Britain on County Rd 4 New Grandfather Clock, Iron bed with Brass trim, 2 -door refrigerator, Double & Single box spring & mattresses, Apartment size freezer, comer parlour chair, parlour tables, chesterfield & metl"dtair, Zenith Console Colour TV, Pine chesterfield & chair. 3 pc. Wicker set, Modern dressers & C'hesls of Drawers Co-oud lamps, Oak Fireplace Mantel, 6 Oak Dining chairs, Crocks, Masteircran Table saw, 12 gauge Stevens Pump Shotgun, Ski -Do Trailer, 1985 Ford Cube Van, plus a qty. cups & Saucers, china, glass & collectible Items. Don 6 Grog Cornell Auctionsars R.R. 11 Little Britain (705)7W2183 FRI. DEC. 1, AT 6:30 P.M. GOODWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE 3 mites west of Brock Rd. on Durham 21 For Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morrison of Downsview Ball and Claw foot parlor table, oak china cabinet, oak van, dresser w/3way mir- ror, lovely 8 pc. man. bedroom suite (may sell sell.), Oak dress- er. pine coffee and end tables, col. t.v. Teak dining set, nice glass and china, many good collectables, taxidermied items, C P.R. lamp, mi- crowave, large sale with many interesting Items. Terms - Cash/ Good Cheque. Pre- view 5.00 p.m. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-6411 LARGE AUCTION SALE S&L Dec. 2nd, 10 a.m. $70 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby Having received in- structions from the bailiff, we are selling a variety store and fur- niture. Sanyo Cam- corder, oak wall unit, oak table E 8 chars. dra" tate, new car- pet machine & clean- er, new sofas, love - seats. chairs. 6 oak chairs, old walnut table, 3/4 brass bed, old settee, 2 new bed sofas, coffee & end tables, 2 titfarry style lamps, 5 pc. kitchen suite, new tools, 286 computers, glass showcase, some contents from variety store, collectable glass, oak rocker, boardroom table, desks. photocopiers. plus much more. NOTE TIME: 10 A.M. VIEWING FRI. 1-6 P.M. Good sale of fur- niture, and glass. Plan to attend! McLean Auctions a Uqui- dations 576.7550 & 686.92!11. i PJL IlcUam Auction It les, Royal Doullon les, modem durnl of fle We The on, day Crista Osla dsay and r)rers. 8 refrigerators, rani x3lert aulD wasw or, q ally nhoeerrt I In suite, dining Mile lila, a119Qte spm I slleland, Findlay c we, 50 and Ws nary soldiers and y s, old pop cam, I% Mmes. "Ills, stl ipklleltt, 27' Hit monitor, excel noted wall urK pine ial dlesl6rfleld sl is, glass, china, 10 1 Do" figurines. 1 A Taurus. Dani If I WArestiling sale. 0 If Barry McLain A films 324.2M L to. Cal 1.800.161-6 consign estates, )se or apartment Our Upcoming 61i iR _ THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER 29, t99S.PAGE MA • Crafts • t Aria 6 ' Arts do Apartments Apartments Apartments M6sM RIIOU•Ef Crafts • Crafts For Rent For Rent For Rent rFor Rent For Rent Aceanollrion CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALES are printed here Wed. Fri. & Sun. To place yours, call 576-9335 or 683-0707 Fax 579-2238 Oshawa/Whitby/clarington This Week 3 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser CADARACKOUE CRAFTERS Trucks For Invites you to our 4th annual , Sale CHRISTMAS SALE-A-BRATION bathroom. laundry, main 1st. Telephone 1416) 593- Sat. Dec. 2, 9:30 - 3:30 1891 Pt AIF H Excellent 646 Amaretto Ave., Pickering I Whites / Finch) moderately sized. $275/ 9366 _ PrIF $15.8800, O B O Lowrtmile- AJAX semi in central Ajax 2 bedroom apt. to share. age 905-723-8838 Mon - CRAFT SALE day to Thursday UNITED CHURCH 1991 BLAZER Excellent ST. PAUL'S condition, certified 65 Kings Cres. Ajax, $15.800 Low mileage ties Call Joan Rogers Re- drY• Deposit arto rafeMKM 905-723-8838 Monday to Sat. Dec. 2, 9 am - 3 pm. Thursday Many outside vendors. Free Admission 1991 FORD Ranger xLT. renovated home with 1 oth- AJAX 3 -bedroom, 3 -bath. extended cab Excellent er, beautiful Wing quarters. Automobiles cOndihon. loaded, auto. V6. air, 93 000 km $9.995 �Fo ' ' For Sale OBO Call 728-7242 Ist/last. $350/ 1991 MAZDA 82200, 5 1989 CHEVY SPRINT. SALE NOV 23 - 30. speed, am.fm cassen. T 2 dr auto. "14 q00 ki well 1984 Buick Skylark, 4 dr cover,box nner,shding rear maintained. $2.875. certi- auto. 6 cyl. 121 k's, now window, extra tires, (sum- hed Please Call 623-6955 $1.8% 19% Chev Astro CL me0vionter). new exhaust 2 T"9 FORD TEMPO Ldr 7 pass' traded. 6 cyl, now brakes. $6300 080 1905) 58.995 1985 Dodge Cara- 432-8491 auto. cassette a van LE 7 pass air/cr 96 km, 80.000 kms certified now $3.7 19 Chev 1967 FORD XLT, 4x4 club S3.800 435-5 735 Cnevette 4 a dr auto, 126 cab 'ugly loaded. new ball 1969 G M CELEBRITY . km, now $2.395 1987 lorints 8 U-jornts in spring wagon. 135.000 km Ps. Buick Century Ltd 6 cyl New aluminum Leer cab $7900 Brad 697-3140 pb. air, rod racks, arnlfm loaded now 53.695 1987 stereo. excellent condition, Chev K5 Blazer 4 or 4 . 8 certified. $4500 obo. 668- cyl, loaded. now $7,995 ' Valtsl 7366 1990 Pont Tempest 6 cyl , 4 Who Drive d 1989 HONDA Accord LX, 705 kms now $5.995 1987 5 kit loadedonly 000 GMC Satan Cargo van. 6 cyl , auto. now $3.595 1984 DODGE CARAVAN. km, 5 58965 certified No 8965 1988 GMC pickup. cap. 8 Sunroof air, pow. new paint. GST 35 clif loaded, now $7.195 tires. exhaust, $2800. cert . 1989 TEMPO 2 to choose 1988 Pontiac 6000 4 dr 6 or best offer Call 655 - from 5 -speed d aulomatic, cyl air, 134 Kms. now 5271 both wiai( 6 6morth war $4195 1989 Marc Topaz. 4 1989 GMC Raleigh STX rang, very clean, no rust, dr, auto, air, 121 km, now van. 8 -passenger auto - $1395 Brock Auto Sales. 53.595 1989 Py Voyager 7 overdrive 35OTBI a/c alu- Brock, Taunton, Pickering pass air, hit, cruise 128 monnum wheels trailer piCk- 905-4:76110. $5.996 1989 Chev, Caw S 49e loafed. 180.000 high - 1991 fwsssan Stanza. W 6-' air' 139 kms' now way km Must sell this Hwy dnvon. 150,000 kms $4.995 1989 Plyrtoutn Ac week $6500 O b.o . certi- $6500 firm, certified Ex claim air, tklt, cruise. 135 food 905-985-1076 . cellent condition Cyt kms now $4.695 1990 Pontiac Sunbdrd 4dr 4 Cyl. 1990- 750 RM DODGE A (905)666-2747 autoair. now $5995 1990 VAN, 318 EFI. HD Susp 1992 CHEVY Lumina 4 Chev Lurkna 4 dr, 6 cyl. $4995 can or best offer door 35,000 km. mint con- loaded, 126 kms. now 579-9619 dition. still under warranty $6.695 1991 GMC Safari 1991 GMC SAFARI . A/C. cruise Asking SLE ext 8 Dass. loaded black. loaded excellent $12.500. Call 905-686- now $11.295 1992 GMC cornditior 8 pass. running 8808 Safari 8 Dass. air, lilt, boards, etc. S10500 See 1992 HONDA CIVIC, Now $9.995 45 Vo- it, make otter, 576-2396 VX 73 MPG. excellent con- hid es do stock, all reduced Financing available O AC 1992 CHEV Cargo van. 31 drtion. 5 -speed standard. Cerdcar Auto Con- 4 ton, 305excellent condi- certified. regularly main• tm.-Where aatorers send tion. $10.900 cwbfood. Cap tamed asking 58.000 call their friends' 155 King St 4337686 (905)727-3128 W (At Midtown Map) Osha- 1992 GMC SAFARI SLT 1992 Saturn. SL2. auto, wa (905) 579-2686 Open van 7 passenger. touting loaded $12.300 centhed. Sundays edition. loaded. running cap 435 5735 boards, new tires. and 1992 TAURUS L Auto Automobiles brakes, 94.000 kit SI4.900 V6 AMEM cassette, power t Wsrlted 725-6926 mxror. air bag. 95 kms. cer- Mfied. $7600 term. Call Jeff 905 432-7046 CARS FOR CASH! We 1993 Buck Regal, silver, 4 used vehicles Vehi- door, p.w., p d., p s.. p•b . air des must be kit running conditioning. V6, excellent Condition Call 427-2415 condition. 106.0001il or come to 479 Bayy St. $14,000 certntled, 509 East Ajax at MURAD AUTO 1940 SALES 1993 Ford Taunu, 3.8 V6, auto . blue on blue, 68.000 km. air con., $8500. Carlo - lied. 723-1155 or 434- 7564. 1993 PARK AVENUE, Plant, kill, loaded, $18,500. also. Kenwood, quality Stereo system for Car. 11 pcs.52.000 value, 1/2 once.263 2446 1993 Saturn SL1, blue. 5 - speed. A.B.S., air, cruise. stereo Cassano, lul power package. 97,000 Hwy len, $9400 firm. Cal (905)725- 0668. CONVERTIBLE - 1984 Sunbrd, 2 -dr., black. new tires. new brakes, new mut- her, p.w., locks, roof. 192,000 km. 5-spd. stan- dard, $2900. 42t-9858 PONTIAC Sunbird, V6 for Trucks parts only. 88,000 original ' for Salekm. Take as s $400. 436 6244. 1968 NISSAN King Cab. 12011 $1500 as Is. Call 905-619.1966. _ 19119 Ford 1/2 -ton, F-150, 5 -speed standard w/over- dme, very good condition. 300 cubic' engine. p.s., tint wrxfowfs, custom sun visor. running boards. many ex- tras, $6900 o.b.o. (905)404-9283. 1993 Astro Min Van ext p s. p. b. pd. dutch doors. a/c. 98.001 8 passeng- er. $15.500. Call (905)721- 0678 ' Trailers RICE Lake area. 40' mo- ble hone 8 M. deck. shed. furnished. fishing, swim- ming. Reduced to 527.500 Wal sell separately. Call (905)697-2634. iI For " ts 1 - 2 bedroank located on 350 Malaga. Also 1 bedroom on 946 Masson St. From $550. n -U* all incWsiw. Cal anytime, 905-576.6724. 1 and 2 bedroom. located at 309 Cordova Rd., no pets, please phone 579- 2387. 1 BEDROOM apan"nts, fumished or uniumished. Available immediately. Starting S53Wmontn inclu- sive, first month with ap- proved credit -3104 Simcoe St S. Cale Stephen 571- 3229. 1 i 2 Bedroom spits in Oshawa and Bov manvple. Starting at $600/month, fridge a stove included, with laundry facilities. No P". Call 434.2407. 1 -BEDROOM near O.C., 1stAast all inclusive, no pets. 1 car only, available Dec./Jan. $554 monthly. Cap 433.2484 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED LARGE. bright ?level 2 - bedroom apartment near Oshawa Center Beautifully decorated inside $850/ monthIncludes uhO1 5 appliances and parking Available January 1st 66f- 9463 669463 2 -BEDROOM lower du- plex near 0 C_ quiet. nnght. dean, new kitchen and bath, carpet, blinds. appliances. parking. Sepa- rate entrance Dec 1. $765 inclusive Laundry avail- able. 728-7850 213 bedroom apartments. 8 story building, close to schools. library. South GM plant Available immediate- ly and Nov 42&-6328 1- 7pm for appointment 3 BEDROOM apartment Oshawa. Harmony Olive area Townhouse style apartment in 4 piex Newly painted and carpeted 5612 per moplus heat and hy- dro Oulef lifestyle a must References Available ap- prox Dec. 10 655-4490 4 BEDROOM 3 Level house in Pickering. 2 bath- rooms, fenced yard, $1.050 plus utdties. IslAast Avail- able immedlatey 839- 0453 965 SIMCOE ST N one bedroom apt. available Dec 1. $575 as nduswe Also 3 12 Simcoe S . one bedroom. $475 2 -bedroom S595 728-2969 A MUST SEE!!' Country living with city convenienc- es. Good fishing and acres to roam 3. bedrooms (master ensuit with whrrt- pool) 3 bathrooms, sepa- rate dining room. gourmet kitchen, breakfast nook. large deck ample parking Approximately 40km east of Oshawa Ouick access to the hwy 401 Available January I St" $1150 monthly includes heat aro hydro. References re- -349 - Quilted Phone 905-349- 2407 after 6prn AJAX South. large 2 bed- room it:wer apartrrwnt. nice area, near water, private entrance, laundry. deck fenced yard. newly rend vaed $750 moulding utdo- tes and cave No pets Call 6119-0264 (leave mes- sage) AJAX - 2 bedroom. ap- ptdances. separate laundry. hold bath. parking, avaiiable Jan Ist $725 per mo rite (905) 509-1927 AJAX - Two bedroom basement apartment. sop arate entrance. 4 PC* bath, parking, laundry, close to sctads. shopping. No pots. $700 indusoorw 427-9032 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious apartments. quiet budding. close to shopping. 401, GO. Pod, sauna. 1 and 3 bedrooms for Dec . Jan 3 -beds 6838571 unlit 7 30pm. 1- bed. 683-8721 AJAX Westney and Hwy. 2. modem dean self con - tared one bedroom. sepa- rate entrance, central vac. air, cel bus at door. for responsible working non smoker. References, avall- ableJan. Ist. $SM inclu- sive. 686-2067 AJAX -1 badroom base- ment apt. Outer mature working person. Non- smoker. no pets. 1.11101111113111115 included. $600/month. Ist and last. Available Dec 15. Cal 427-7513. AVAILABLE aM1E- DIATELY, in Wlrtby Apt. Spacious.ad, newly Painted. wrih�bel- Corty, close to bus, Shop- ping, hopping, all utilities included. first 7 las[ required no pets, 1 bedroom $625. 2 bed- room. 5725. cal 430-0134. BEAUTIFUL apartment, d a, fridge, stove, laundry, dishwasher, fireplace. available immediately, non- smokers, no pets, reteranc- es required, $695 londusive. Cal 905-432-7553. BEAUTIFUL now 2 bed- room apartment. Rosslandt Garden area Whitby. $750. indudng foal. hydro, cen- tral vac/air, cable. laundry. On bus route. 905-668- 7983. BOWMAWLLE - One bedroom apt. quiet area, with fireplace, $537/mo. Heat, hydro, parking, hndpe. stow ncluded. 6237988. BROOKLIN 3 -bedroom apartment on main floor of triplex also bed sitting room on second floor, available now, large yard. close to shopping 655- 5539 COZY 8 CLEAN. 1 bed- room, private en. trance,laundry facilities. near OC. available Dec 1. 5463 utilities included 905- 683.7146 EAST OSHAWA 2 -bed- room in quiet adult triplex. $551. hydr dmo n th. 15V1ast. no pets. Available Jan. 7/96 Call 728-7273. HOUSE FOR RENT. South Ajax Beautiful 3 bedroom home. single ga- rage, fully fenced yard Near lake Available trnme- diatey $1 100 per mo, plus utilities 683-2840 LAKEVIEW park Oshawa 2 bedroom main floor of house. All uhkttes included. No dogs $795 per month Call 435-2433 LARGE 2 BEDROOM, apt r Bowmarvdle multi pie parking space. laundry room, large KrIChenm. Irving room , $720 month first / last. M Dec 1 683-0709 or 623-7320 NEW 3 -bedroom in du- plex. washer, dryer, back yard. quiet mature area. near downtown Oshawa, all mclusrve. f,rst'last. avail able Dec 1 430-6336 NON SMOKING workin9 ad.,- Oce Dedrrrm self contained basement walk- out .own entrance. close t0 amenities. 5500 reteronc- es Deposit 19051 $39- 8%1 Available Dec NORTH WHITBY 2 -bed- room basement apartment. Private entrance. Irving room wlbar. hreptacetall kitchen, indge. stove. 4- piece bath, parking, pool. patio, cave. $80C mclu. srve Ret reg 905-427 5466 ONE AND TWO bedroom apanmerts ,mmediato possession, prefer couple, Oshawa, central location. fridge, stove, carpet. shop ping plaza, bus stub• laun- dry facilities. 725-2642 after 5Pm OSHAWA 2 bedroom $689, it 9-plex. Includes heat, hydro. appliances. parking Laundry avalable on site Corwel to 401 and coy bus routes- 433. 0677 OSHAWA 1 -bedroom basement apartment, rear Sdmcoe/Okw, separate walkout entrance, bight. spacious. S500/month ubk- ties included. available nn- madhatMy Cap 728-2255 OSHAWA 2 8 3 bedroom apartments, available at 888 and goo Glen St. Dose to schools, shopping and U Uhkbes included. FirstAest regwred. Call 728- 4993. OSHAWA brand new bnght. spacious bachelor basement apartment, by Lake Vista plaza. 5500+ uldiUes. washer/dryer. Available Dec.15t. Female preNrred. 725.8829. OSHAWA two bedroom apartment. fres<hy decorat- ed, now carpet. clean. bngM qulet building. LAdt- ties, parttirg Ind. ►sundry 11"Ifies, good location. available now. $690 mo. Cal now (905) 683.6778. OSHAWA. dose to G.M., neol biddlirg, 1,2 8 3 bedroom sp irlments avai- able. Cal 905.428.5723. PICKERING - LivarpooU Sayy, large dean 2 bed- room basement apt.. Sep. entrance, dose to schools, Go, shopping. non smoker, $700/mo. includes utiitfes. 420-5579 PICKERING Blight 3 bedroom basement apart- ment- Close to GO, non smoker, no pets, $675 plus 1/2 utilities (�) �7' 6661 PICKERING Hwy2/Brock area, large 2 -bedroom. Iiv- ing room, eat -in kitchen, laundry. 2nd floor duplex. parking, own entrance. $900Inclusive. Available Jan 1st 905-420-5799. PICKERING large 2 bed- room basement 5 ap- pliances, central air, pnvate entrance. close to GO, shopping. $825 inclusive. 905-420-6440 evenings. PICKERING Large 2 -bed- room basement apartment 4 appliances, a/c. pool. all inclusive. $800. available Jan.1 st. close to GO. shop- ping 905.831 4557 TWO bedroom, Nelson St Oshawa Heat water and parking $650 per Month Phone 723-7115 WHITBY . new bachelor sepa,we entrance. bus at door Would suit single per- son $475 IstAast. Available vnmedtatey. Call 905 665- 0949 WHITBY 3 bedroom apt . Close to all amenities. Available Jan 1 $680 plus utilities "lances tnqud- ad. Laundry facilites. 404- 9130 WHITBY - large 2 bed- room basement apt Ap- pliances and utilities in- cluded F.rstolast required Available Jan 1 $6701 morthy 686.2264 WHITBY - REGENCY PLACE APARTMENTS 50"ors C xnpwx 1 bedroom apt available for Jan _xceYerd location. An utilities included For apps call 43x7397 WHITBY avartmer! stow. ~fndge. parking. $6001month First b ;ask No pets Available immediately Cyj 668- 2248 WHITBY. 2 bedroom apt. ava,lab,e Dec 1. first Oast . no pets. 5800 inclusive. 721 16 WHITBY- 1 small bed- room basenmonl aptsuit- able for mature working a" Cal 1-905-509.9913 WHY rent when you can Owr your own home for less than you tMni Cale Dave Haylock Safes Rep. Re/Max Summd Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 666-3600 or (905, 6663211 Houses For Rent wttao SAYS TOL CJIMIWT AP"RD TO BLT A 80i `IIII109r j..av merit. fnmm Sri i month Save Over svw It you CJII NOW 4;4�M2� Free CM NO down Payment.' I can Help! MARK STAPLEY Srlr. firprrsrnutkvr Sutton Group Excel Realty In. 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE ROWS! WHY RENT? BIM No down payrlert, No problem! Let me show you how! Mort Pay. $700 O.A.C. Cal 7hol C. Pills Sales Rap, RawtK Accord Raftky Ltpi 5763111 2 bedroom 2 ballroom bungalow, finished base- ment with storage, dose to yy� 401/GolsctooV parkaskrrg $900. plus" 66841537 Wave message 3 bedroom house. East - delta area, fenced yard, 1 I/ 2 baths, available Jen. 15. FirWast.. $925 plus utri- lies. Cal 432.1268. WHITBY -3 BEDROOM backspld, family room, across from park, available Jan Isl $975 plus Ca (905)668-6980 or (905)655-4107- 323 VISTAL CRIES, Oshawa. Detached 3 bed- room $900. plus utilities, garage. available Dec 1, call 576-1509 462 WOODCREST AVE.. Oshawa (across from Woodcrest School. TWO bedrooms available (one is huge L-shaped master bedroom with pri- vate 4 pcbath), cable, shared kitchen, livingroom, and laundry facilities. Use of entire house except la- milyroom References. Available anytime First/ last $5651mo inclusive ne- gobable.434-3976. FURNISHED townhouse to share, main floor laun- dry, central air, pod, park- ing, utilities included. Non Three bedroom, with in law smoker. $350 per mo. 434 - apartment $1.050 per mo. 7868 plus utilities. Available Dec. bathroom. laundry, main 1st. Telephone 1416) 593- floor W/O. Pod, hit tub, FURNISHED bedroom, 1202 or Eve (416) 591. apartment in Ajax, pool, moderately sized. $275/ 9366 _ PrIF month Use of all facilities. AJAX semi in central Ajax 2 bedroom apt. to share. dose to all amenities, includes basement, no ap- QUALITY D'Mgelo Multi - smokers welcome. phances, available Dec I ;905)428-7147 or $1050 negotiable plus utili- looks famdyroom with hire - !416)244-8333 ties Call Joan Rogers Re- drY• Deposit arto rafeMKM PICKERING. Brock/Pick- max Ouality One (905; 683- polar", 160 Goodman Dr. enng P:wy share newly- 2992 3032. renovated home with 1 oth- AJAX 3 -bedroom, 3 -bath. - er, beautiful Wing quarters. air !enced yard. $1100+ non-smoker. no pets. ample utilities Call416-284-8321parking, Ist/last. $350/ month inclusive 905-428- 3341 5 yrs. new, spacious end -unit 3 -bedroom townhome 1.5 -bath, fridge, stove, Immaculate. Available Feb. 1 st/96 S975/month CallJohr McCanen, Remax First Realty Ltd. 905-831-3300 COURTICE main poor, 3- ceoroofi ,nclu(*S utilities. 51100, available Dec 1st. ',rsNast Call 432-3618 FOR LEASE 3 bedroom , 2 storey, "ome 5880 Der -xx,th plus utilities, avail- aole Feb. 1 1996, F-rsl E ast. references ra wred. -ill 728-9461 Mon - Fn 830 43OPM PICKERING VILLAGE. LEASE TO OWN. want 'n buy a nome out thick roll canl afford it. %a'* again Lease with option 10 buy this newly renovated 2 bedroom detached nom* w,ih a finished baser4int apartment which will assort you in "me" your +mw- cle obligations His lemhc backyard, close to all amenities caring tenants need only apply S8001 month pus ublrties (905)831-2941 NORTH OSHAWA 4 -bed, room semi. 15 bath, ga- rage, backs on to SCfo011 Dark . S875.ut ties ISO- t. eteronces required Call 41 6287.9456 PICKERING WHITE'S RD. T,^ree bedroom :e,. r -al air. main floor tamuy room, fireplace. large fenced yard. available now 51.300 Lynne Papdzzo 428-9766 WHITBY 3 bedroom bun- galow oo th garage and fin- sned basement ava late 1 st of Dec. 5995/rnonth . utdnies. hrsNast No pets. 723-8985 WHITBY near GO, 4 bed- room . private basement apartment with appliances 3 bath $1250 . utilities. Cap 519-7535918. 'ToFo r Rent OUIET south Oshawa 3 bed. townhouse in family Complex, $950(mo. all in- clusive. Close to schools and stopping. 435-1088 4 BEDROOM UNI SM Eyer Dr. Pickering ground pall". Available irtt Okla y. $100ft o. Cal Pati Keeler 9054M -M. Remax First Really bedroom Townhouses in will maintained family complex, treslry decorated with Fnglstovo, dose to as anedotu, onsite MgmL d - SPACIOUS 3 bedroorn lownhottse, it well inapt. tared larrlly IwmpleX. Includes all Rifles, 4 w platices, PWi tg, dose 10 SCIgdS and all at11811 ties. 122 Coborm SL E. Oahww For apps. 4363.72 Rooms for Rent 2 FURNISHED rooms for rent. shared laundry. "ch - en. bath, Irving room. park .ng• utilities nclkded. $375/ 5425 Call 666-5213 after 7pm or leave message AJAX clean. carpeted room -n quiet aduk home. use of kitchen, bathroom and laundry facilities, ca- ble, non-smoker S80/week fwrkshed 686-3201 AJAX Close to as amerv- ties Laundry and parking available Very spacious $340 a month Call 427- 3177 BAILEY West Shore Nice '.rmishecj room All laColdws S39C rmonth 839• 4271 LIVERPOOLIBAILEY 2 pmate rooms with Dam mor one quit ,roil Smoker Share egwpped kitchen. iaouri Walk to GO 837- 0556 LIVERPOOLtHWY. 2 large •Domr"st floor 5400 u . qit responsible persons. No pets Gall 42C- 1975 ONE FURNISHED ped - room for rent, P,Ckerrg Vol- tage. as indus+ve. non smoeer preferably. 5350 per me Negotiable 14161 761-8436 or 1905; 427- 3601 PICKERING Available Dec s! Master bedroom ensure ,n gorgeous new home Use of kitchen and laundry. parking 5400 Der mo. Cap Maria 686-0007 PICKERING Singe room. with ,:axe .,so of kitchen, walk to Pickering General wi ng Statim. GPTC $340 per mo sn byeekly Phone 420-4318 ROOMS FOR RENT Per Monet or Week Whittes Rd Oklahoma Clean, bright house in bleu required No smokers Hydro staff welcome (905)4204)042 S. AJAX. CLEAN. BRIGHT. accommodation for non smoker, full use o1 house including, kitchen. Laundry. $350 per month (905) 819 6536 or (416) 6062831 ROOM plus sitting room. laundry and cable includ- ed. Bnght and spacious S400/month Available im- mediatey Leave message x.83-2273 SHARE 4 -bedroom house with 1 male 2 bedrooms. pmate batt+, family room w/ fireplace. $600/month. hv- ing/dnmg room negotiable Thickson;Manning. Call 666-3478 $295/MONTH down- lowr hdghrtse. clean . quiet, heat. hydro. Cade. close 10 bus. stores, schools. non- smoker preferred. 571- 5895 Em� C,Or1d"r el r118 For Rent EAST HAMPTONS oedroom :ondc ap: phances. available .tan Ist lstllast. $800.uhlites Call 905-683-1049 leave mes- sage Office 8 EA • , Retail Space 4 Months Free Rent- Dowr!:wr Osnawa. 400. 35M sa M available Park - -ng and great expcsure Best rental ries Call 434- 2"7 or 655-4132 Industrial • Units BAY UNITS r small in- dustrai plaza next to Osha- wa Confer High ceikngs. over head doors. Parking, utilities and air compressor included. Month by month Truck parting hydro evad- able Call 5,162982 Rod • 1 vac. RN tail ATTENTION Snowbirds GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo. close to famous Clearwater beactl pod. la- cuzzi. BOO, private yard. available Now -Apel for into and to o ew photos 686- 9646 or 579.3788 CLEARWATER, fully fur- nio~ 2-3 bedroom moods homes. heated pools. hot tub, tennis, minutes to beaches. Blue Jay baseball NHL Hockey. dog 6 horse Tracks. Children welcomed. Lou than molal. (905)683- 5503. AJAX, 4 bedroom axecu- tive honor. PwkM WurKirY• SN the extras! private use Of famjly room. non-smoker. no pets.$375 plus, 428- 9214. AJAX, Westney/HWY 2 area Large home to sham. Close to GO 8 Transit 5375/montMy. AN inclusive. Cal 683.6092. 0990. BOWMANVILLE 6 Spry Ave. 4 -bedroom side -split. 501x1W lot, attached ga- rage, double-dhve, now carpet. rod, windows, Flor- ida room, gas fireplace, landscaped, close to schools. $158,000. For info/ viewing 905-718-6879/905- 62395n after 5. 4 BEACH t ACCOMO a BE�t 2 bedroom. 2 bathroom. laundry, main floor W/O. Pod, hit tub, TO SHARE 2 - ' - "w tennis. dose to as arrwr apartment in Ajax, pool, test 6662458 or 666-0006. parking, $500 per mo. kW last., all it n :Iudsd (905) _ PrIF 619-9046. , f FW $� 2 bedroom apt. to share. Backyard. PSB• $340. + hall hydro 8 photo. Cale QUALITY D'Mgelo Multi - 5761616 levet N.W. Oshawa 3+2 bedrooms, kitchen over - 4 badoorw house. Use of looks famdyroom with hire - all facbb-. Pad -9. lain- place, 2 walkouts. WVWW drY• Deposit arto rafeMKM pool, 3 Maths. FAG. in-law required. $400. monthly. polar", 160 Goodman Dr. Available irttmedrontY. 723- $171.500. Cal Sheila Mc - 3032. Laren Sutton Status. 436 - AJAX, 4 bedroom axecu- tive honor. PwkM WurKirY• SN the extras! private use Of famjly room. non-smoker. no pets.$375 plus, 428- 9214. AJAX, Westney/HWY 2 area Large home to sham. Close to GO 8 Transit 5375/montMy. AN inclusive. Cal 683.6092. 0990. BOWMANVILLE 6 Spry Ave. 4 -bedroom side -split. 501x1W lot, attached ga- rage, double-dhve, now carpet. rod, windows, Flor- ida room, gas fireplace, landscaped, close to schools. $158,000. For info/ viewing 905-718-6879/905- 62395n after 5. 4 flit PAGE 30 -A -TRE NEWS ADVEWMER, WED., aknormes0111 .. ublic For Sok • Notices BRAND NEW HOMES, $875 per month why rent' Starting at $119.900 North West Oshawa. 3 bedrooms. high efficiency gas heat. R- 40 msul Raised bungalow. only 5 len. others from $104.900 Call Peter Neal, Sales Rep Guide Realty. 723-5281 OSHAWA Rossland/Har- mo^y Spacwus three bedroom ravine lot. seper- ate income apartment, ga- rage gas heat $122.000 Cal! after 6 pm 1-g05 476-3189 POWER OF SALESf' S84 90C will buy a J. tached with 3 bedrooms. rec room 2 baths only 5% down and $750 monthly in- cluding taxes Ted Hough- ton Remax Summit 668- 3800 TREES wrtr potential pone sue. 10 acres. lovely 3 year old 82000 3 bedroom raised bungalow. dv near Uxor,oge $165 000 416- 924-3724 PRIVATE SALE- 2 bed- roon' tu' galcw Immacu- late Huge comer lot, dou- ble dr,veway frn,shed basement od tumace New windows nardwood floors updated plumbing 8 fix- tures Many upgrades 5119 900 - Highlane lcomer o' Highland 6 G,O- don) Please call 905-432 8863 ,No agents pease, SOUTH AJAX. bed -home .-maculate conollor. finished base mentall amenities many upgrades. 4 bathrooms. accessible to Cathol,c 8 Public schools, call tO view 905-683-9398 Money to Lend BORROW 5'J.000 pay as rte as S''J per month . o a c Free consultations. Anubts Investments Ltd Mortgages and Loans since 1973 Call (905)668- 7200 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS e Mortgages, • 1 Insurance MORTGAGES Good. bac aid ,,gry Financng for any purpose rates from 5 95'x. All applications ac- c•pte0 Community Finan- aal 5e v Cas 668-6905 e 'Business pportunities NOVEMBER 21,.1995 ' 1 Public Public • • General General 0 11 Notices e 1 � Notices rM Personals a e e � Annomea cab go HelpHelp p DURHAMCREST INC. (formerly operated as a Community Residential Centre under contract with Ministry of Correctional Services) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION seeking same to assume CMHC MORTGAGE of approx. $160,000.00 and CMHC OPERATING AGREEMENT. Residence location: 15 Division St.. Oshawa, excellent condition with 5 offices, sleeping capacity (23). Furnishings & equipment to be sold separately. Direct inquiries to: DIANE ENGLAND (905) 721-1277 ADULTS ONLY i Girls Over 18 Seeking Older Men 1-900-451.3638 ext 704. $3 29/min, must be 18 T -lone BEST PLAYMATES names 8 N's 1-900-451. 6088 ext 272. S2 99/min, 18+.Touchtone. CALL Local GMs, get names 8 home numbers 1-900-451-5566 Ext 253. S3 49rm,n 18+. Touch !one COUPLE'S seeking sin- gle men. lots of numbers 1- e , Registrations e ' Registrations s , Registrations 900-451-5566 ext 697 53 4%rnin 18+. T -tone 1OUPLE58SINGLES F Jaw "ALL WRAPPED UP BEFORE CHRISTMAS" LEARN TO SKATE/POWER SKATING REGISTRATION Ajax Figure Skating Club 'Kids Skate Program for children ages 3 8 4 1/2 hr. programs available on Tues. Sat. and Sun. 'Canskate Program ages 5 and up, 1 hr. program available Wed. and Sat. 'Power Skating, to enhance Hockey and Ringette skills, offered on Sun. All programs commence JanJ96. Registration at the Ajax Community Centre Sat. Dec. 2, 12-2 p.m. For further info. please call 683-1753 10-10-111 Bingos a e' bingos Me 11 Bingos OSHAWA BINGO Countr, 285 Taunton Rd.. Oshawa $9,900 T n Prizes imb-FEF ptiNne Fri.. December 1st (95.6:45 p.m. 525 for a 4 Strip Dook Oshawa General Hospital Foundation 6 Greek Community of Oshawa 6 District All proceeds will be donated to the fund for the MRI Unit at the hospital ADVANCE TICKET SALES ucwtse xP955358 Tel: 436-9404 GREAT BUSINESS up- po;,!_- ty w• rk ;,a-, -r full tie roves; 6350 Intl re- c•rve up is 52000 weekly e ' Personals reiJITPersonals e 1 Personals Let me show you now Serious m(galnes Only 905AAF- 77C.A - MJUY SHLW Long 4=aD- hshed business air com- parerspray boar etc only $1695 monthly Available ,roman'9S-1171 LV{:AL PtZZa franchises for sale Excellent income potential Establish 12 years $110.000 Some n- nancfng may be available ll Al Gr15-720 AAAA PGIiFCG I mome-tSaSea Business Earn cash darty fulupart-time For complete details send S S to C.A.B. Inti 8 Midtown Or suite 225 Oshawa. ONT 11 AM 9 FVM Lt7F1, furniture a aCCOSsory store. estab- lished 18 yrs. inventory, 90k, proven operator profit .asking $149.000 lax (905) 853.5967 Dance b Relax Pvery Sun- day evening Professional D J Music from 50's -90's C:lrnplimentary Buffet The ti,ren Note Club 39 King St E Downtown Oshawa 433 - OLDER women seeking angle men. lots of phone ,umbers 1-900-451-3638 ext 259 $3 29/ minute. 18+. touch tone PSYCHIC Answers Rated n in Canada Answers to ove, money. career $2 99/ minute 18. E R PA 1- 900-451-4055 PSYCHIC Answers Rated . • in Canada Answer to : vemoney. career $2 99/ -^nute /8♦ E R PA. 1- 4o0-451-4055 SEMORS •� pn+s iUr ,n>otance r dsw for , appumt- ntc, gnxenvAop- . 4 , tial events, cam mi -t for fain 'iYear}exp nifrol P.NX d hehrrenigs avaJabk Call (after 4) 9055-683-5986 e ompanions ADULT ENTERTAINMENT FOR DISCREET GENTLEMEN FOR THE Anon --Nat ♦oon- I am FMIm ' Deaths SANDERSON Will CO. LTD. Manufacturers of cemetery and civic memonals since 1872. 11 show rooms or home appointmenst available Darlene Bonser (905)4274366 ar 1(800) 461-0282 32 OW KifNBOe• R& Aim CHARITIES, SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS We have a Fundraising Opportunity using the Durham Region Treasure Guide of Savings. For more info. call John Leonard, 905- 579-4400 or 416-798-7672. Oshawa/Whitby/Clarington This Week Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser TREASURE GUIDE flakes a Great Christmas Gift! Call John at 579-4400 or a.,k your paper carrier SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS & CHARITIES I.tx,king for a fund raising opportunity for the fall? Call John Leonard at OSHAWA THIS WEEK ;79-4400 Oshawa a Whitby, Clarinoon This Week PREVA7S M"70" Don't n*s this oppordatity to display your business In the Meat traffic area In Nnihant RBgli^ Osltarra Cetttre Wednesday, January 10th Thursday, January 11th Friday, January 12th Saturday, January 13th at the Oshawa Centre Price includes display booth and advertisement in a special section Sunday, January 7th, 1996 'rI,' 1ST MCAS o f f Fall' MA5 r O TO HAVE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES DISPLAYED CALL 576-9335 OR 683-0707 tilt— tilt• , 5111 >i illllrlll� Iii 11,1 � t it l[ rl•.I x'l h .1 ti.l Ill' I i,r an autL(N version ()l all (tf the iurrcm death n(yticies � - --_- rt-cc•n'etl 1Or pulAication in the \e•ws Advertiser f�A Or This WL-t•k, call 683-3005,)r 404-6591 (Clartngton resulL•nla) , M05 l'i m nut}' .&m) ace'c ss ill ath n(yttt a inti tnn:+li(yn received - ate ,p is atter press time by calling this number. 2 f1104-6591 Brought t(> y(m Ing the' f()ll()vving funeral h(ylnt•s: ,It.Int()sh-Anderson, ArnlstrcInc;, WC -1-(r.�'n, %1cEachniv, N1:+rtmo \ Ions. Morns. Northcutt -[:.Ilio tl. Acct•lt(nt In In In Memoriams J Mrrrronams J Memoriams To place your personalized In Memoriam, can 576-9336 and let one of our professional al�yisors help �720�7201M FARMER, YYaller- A long time retiderN of Pidtaring Village (formerly at Tmnlo), now residing in Frairldord, Ontario. At his residence an Thursday November 23,1995 in his 81st yea. Predecwsed by his wile Gladys. Dear father of Elaine Alardyce and Carol Oliphartt. Loving grandfather of Byron and his wile Lisa, Blair Olpllant, Jennifer, and Mat- thew Allardyce. Great grandfather to Vanessa Oliphant and Brandon Alardyce. Dear brother to Edna Hayes, Daisy Young, Esther Prentise and Bill (Wm.) Fanner. Predeceased by his brotller Bret and sister Doris. Very dear Uncle to many nieces and nephews. Friends will be received at the 'McDOU- GALL and BROWN' funeral home, 2900 Kingslon Road Scarborough, Ontario, (jtNst east of St. Clair Ave.) on Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9pm. A funeral service will be field in our chapel on Monday at fpm. trgemteM at RESTHAVEN MEMO- RIAL GARDENS. This Christmas, remember your loved ones with a . Christmas In Memoriam Tribute. TRIBUTES WILL BE PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1995 To ensure your tribute is included, Call us by noon on Monday, December 18, 1995 Price is $47 + GST Call Classifieds • .., ..L! 14 _ ' ' •1,�';�.: TAE NEWS ApigWMER, WZD.; NOVIMGM 29,1995-PAG&MAN ZELLER f S OPENS '4 ..--t A That was then. The official ground -breaking for construction of the new Zeller's store took place July 26, 1995. Much has changed since. ZELLER'S officially opened the doors of their new store in Ajax at the Durham Centre on Monday, Nov. 27th. Zeller's is one of the largest retailers in Canada, operating 300 stores nationwide with sales in excess of $3 billion annually. . Zellers believes it has a corporate responsibility to participate and reinvest in the communities it serves. "We are committed to Canada, and to its communities. Our customers... and employees live here and the more we can do to improve our society...... the more we all benefit." • o� 00 IT'S DOORS Durham Centre, Ajax im f. Many local dignitaries were on hand to help celebrate the grand opening including "Zeddy", Zeller's fun -loving spokesbear. & r`t'ebA*iXf News Advertiser - ,r PACE 32 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 29,1995 APPAREL AND'FOOTWEAR WINTER JACKETS 52$00 YOUTH SNEAKERS S700 2 PC. TRACK SUITS $2900 LADIES' LEATHER BOOTS $ZZ°° PARKAS 53900 MEN'S LEATHER CASUALS S1900 FLANNEL SHIRTS S800 COWBOY BOOTS $3900 THERMAL WORK TOPS $1400 SOLE GUARD SOCKS, 3 pk. S$00 SWEAT TOPS 5$00 TIGHTS 3'•;1Q00 BOXER SHORTS 3'•;1000 SLOUCH SOCKS 3'^ , $$°D SHIP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION �pSH ONI.y 1540 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY (BRICK PLAZA) w. L N•Rq 8p'mr.6p•r�, N• 9. DUNDAS N o *N HWY. 401 1540 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY (BRICK PLAZA) w. L N•Rq 8p'mr.6p•r�, N• 9. ®.arz ,THE GIFT OF CHRISTMAS" ANNUAL TOY DRIVE r►� IV CALL 831-3300 FOR PICK UP IN PICKERING & AJAX! e "SANTA'S HELPER" "MAX", the clown wants to help Santa ensure every boy and girl gets a toy this year at Christmas. To have "MAX" pick up your donation of a new unwrapped toy, call RICK SERGISON* at 831-3300 to arrange pick-up. ROMW FIRSI Realty Ltd. QUIET COURT PICKERING'S ROUGE VALLEY AREA Almost brand new executive home on large pie -shaped lot. Full of upgrades. Approx. 2,400 sq. ft. Alton Rd. area. Spotless, clean, move -in condition. Call STEVE FEARON* 683-2992 ROW' QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. GREAT PICKERING LOCATION'. $143,900 r Super location wth easy access to 401 & GO Transit • Large, modem kitd w with breaidast bar and walhoult 00 * 2 level pressure treated deck ' 3 bedrooms • For further information on this well-maintained horse pimse loll... BARRIE COX* 839-7449 RF/MW' ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. APPROX. 2,250 SQ. FT. Gorgeous 4+1 bdrm. home in South Whitby, on a quiet crescent Fabulously finished from top to bottom. 4 -pc. en suite, w/o from kit., Ip. in fam. rm. Private yard. This is a must see home - a 10+. Beautiful price too! CALL ANGELA HOFFMANN* TODAY 683-1088 SUR* GROUP IIIc. ONLY UAW DOWN PAYMENTS! AJAX Beaulilul Discovery Bay area Ex p o ll p home with a YmNiout bsaernerd, . none -in condition. won't Intl Only $1,059 mond* P&L CALL BERNARD LEE* or RICK CHOMCY* 416-286-3993 OR 14MO-663-7119 ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. SUPER VALUE SOUTH • d AX Lovely4halbon how • ffuge master bedroom • Upgraded oak kttclten ' Pantry, Om" while floor Large, private is F. a garden • ONLY $1511900 CALL LUCY BATESON** Assoaistt Broker (905) 619-9500 uvffrrAnFWALTV - e -71 Mal Gli %cc,�O • e ME R 104.900 EXECUTIVE "Primrose" model on premium lot with healed inground pool. 3 walkouts, super size family room, large rec room. Big, bright kitchen, separate dining room. $234,900 JACQUELYNN TANNER* 619-9500 FIRST TIMER'S DELIGHT! This 3 bedroom detached home features an eatAn kitchen. finished basement with gorgeous rec room, lots of windows, deck & pool. Landscaped front & back. Easy access to 401 & steps to shopping. Only 5144,900. CALL BRIAN KONDO* 683-2992 RF�iV w- QUALI'TY ONE LTD. RLTR. 2,522 SQ. FT. - $209,900 X 4 bedrooms X 3 bathrooms X Big, eat -in kitchen X 2 roman tubs X Entrance from garage to house X Main family room with fireplace X Flexible closing CALL NOW PATRICIA X REABURN* RRS 683-2992 RVM?X` RE/MAX QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. PRESTIGIOUS LAKESIDE AREA $239,900 and featuring everything on your wish list in a 2.7110 sq. ft. - 4 bedroom exec. home with main floor library. professionally finished basement was designed for i law apartment or nanny quartos, bright, spacious with w/o to Ige. deck and private, fully yard. New broadloom, floors, cent. air, cent. vac. You name it this home has it CALL JULIE TREBILCOCK** TO VIEW (905) 683-2992 $151,900 v Grime value) J NkrMt Ain r Detached 3 beftroan v, Premium pie -shaped lot JFi . room J can" air J Central vac CALL DAVE MICLEAN* 619-9300 - "FIRST TIME BUYEW Start Iacidngt S" petritg a landlord! • This tomim me Is for yout Large 3 bedroom home ' Finished basement • Fenead bed* ywd • WWk to Picketing Town Cealre • Walk to park, sdwol • Pf to SELL! • Call for private viewing or kdo DOUG TAYLOR** 831-3300 RVAW FIRST um&w* y^ N .f - EXECUTIVE "Primrose" model on premium lot with healed inground pool. 3 walkouts, super size family room, large rec room. Big, bright kitchen, separate dining room. $234,900 JACQUELYNN TANNER* 619-9500 FIRST TIMER'S DELIGHT! This 3 bedroom detached home features an eatAn kitchen. finished basement with gorgeous rec room, lots of windows, deck & pool. Landscaped front & back. Easy access to 401 & steps to shopping. Only 5144,900. CALL BRIAN KONDO* 683-2992 RF�iV w- QUALI'TY ONE LTD. RLTR. 2,522 SQ. FT. - $209,900 X 4 bedrooms X 3 bathrooms X Big, eat -in kitchen X 2 roman tubs X Entrance from garage to house X Main family room with fireplace X Flexible closing CALL NOW PATRICIA X REABURN* RRS 683-2992 RVM?X` RE/MAX QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. PRESTIGIOUS LAKESIDE AREA $239,900 and featuring everything on your wish list in a 2.7110 sq. ft. - 4 bedroom exec. home with main floor library. professionally finished basement was designed for i law apartment or nanny quartos, bright, spacious with w/o to Ige. deck and private, fully yard. New broadloom, floors, cent. air, cent. vac. You name it this home has it CALL JULIE TREBILCOCK** TO VIEW (905) 683-2992 $151,900 v Grime value) J NkrMt Ain r Detached 3 beftroan v, Premium pie -shaped lot JFi . room J can" air J Central vac CALL DAVE MICLEAN* 619-9300 - "FIRST TIME BUYEW Start Iacidngt S" petritg a landlord! • This tomim me Is for yout Large 3 bedroom home ' Finished basement • Fenead bed* ywd • WWk to Picketing Town Cealre • Walk to park, sdwol • Pf to SELL! • Call for private viewing or kdo DOUG TAYLOR** 831-3300 RVAW FIRST um&w* In the true spirit of the Holiday Season Re/Max Quality One Ltd. announces its' annual CHRISTNIAS FOOD & TOY Donations may be dropped off at.' 513 Westney Rd. S., Ajax 2200 Brock Rd. N., Pickering AA' donations to the Salvation Army ANNUAL TOY DRIVE R�hW FIRST REALTY LTD. 1885 Glenanna Road Pickering K Ilea& *or, aced to yd nm# atew 0# at ea ace eme {tied tliew c* / (905) 8313300 of (905) 686.3330 I • 3+1 bedrooms!Wfidwd basements •sawals WIng & dir" MMW 2 U balfwam! Eat* W~ Gas hW!4;;;1p wil 1WMffW Large 165 ft. lensed W. ............... PdwinQ Vftw WOW 01'6 il, ..'REA LTY LTD. I 885-GLEMANNA RD. 4".. NE CMNER 1. T. MWi3 1 1-6 (Glenanna & Hwy. #2) AUM III MINIM11 VAM ONAM AM ow"Y Nearly now 3 bedroom features h*fwood Udm upgraded avbowds, ceramic 110CMW =V, cou=on suite, naft decor. PlusI say McCrea, 831-3300 NEW LISTING $182,900 Prone Scarborough Imlim, 3 bdrm WwkwK JAM hardwood floors, fan* morn with walkout, VJWLL* updated windows, Close to s&"K *MW9 & transit Cal Jean W at 831-3300. PRIDE OF FO)U*XWW MYSUM sa" 2 yaws new!! Tmt4W - Linden model Sold oak sMircml • Wmain 1100r ~ 4 large bedrooms! • 2tamely ,00ri I Hardwood floors, ceramics, ++ * Malts to OPOSOM Mwe nowt Ono" * Cal now to vwM Geoff WaNw/Pon SWIM, 'WAUUM 831-3300. iL/ LXTEDLOWMTHMFFXWSMB Xr 0 #4011111 z AL Diswmy Bay semi with 2 Wallaft, a" Mda serriannAeolliviesMbedom. MUTTON* semi dose to to lake, greenbeltam E- pwkL ft wont last, call Al MO n, 831-3300. VMY WAff POR SPRIM - ow NOW11 * Great time to move! A" * Interest rates are good - * Prices hcredbef Invest in your future! For an update on your current MHY IFIEl" $94,9W 0w, home or general market info call Large Domer unit with 3 bdrms 2 baths) 1 LOUIE master en sortie + wri closet, eat -in kit, bright LYNN me. Ad now. Call Louise a $rmlhon MLYNN McCULLOCH, dol MICALLEP IN' " din. rms" ' balconieses CCULLOCW W view! Ad M. Micallef, 1 831-3300 905-831-3300. IN AL "MOW VAII IM LOCATION. AFFOPGABLE Cwft MoIllook" owtow for $13M. For as ab as 16.900 fowl you got 3 Oona. 1 4-r- & I 21- bet,oW =cW taa+tdral airgR *L 10P 10 bWAu. ut jo hip yard, dm In am# On d Ift wAny good bwp on 2* maim now. Al CWW MW at PAN= Ra" tr a slog* I LOCATION -LOCATION HEFREIPM BEAM Spacious ham samod in Pcharro #AtwbL Qmw Fundled from I* to bWM - ft bMA" Located On a vM 4 bedrooms, drMAK oak etaero00s, irseldl dOW% Wp K ft home lea m 4+1 bsdlooelle, kfi an wile of sknmq mc room & spams buwn@M Cd me lo" tattler, kW wees0fion mm bt and wavel Call Miry %y MW M for 11011,1111" flu 111101011 Fjql-- ALM' .BEV- MOLE I® - ff,%rfM41 COND" SY THE LAKE SEL -1; 0 Only $4200 down payment cost $900 per mordh moirigage & r,laxes, cerft air, balcony, hrepiace, SW611111milig pool, sauna %W%pwN tervi& WHY ROM MOEw Q Gorge= 3 beckon - bwnhousei new IdWtm dtwble garage, finished ha,erfteftt 7.7% nAg& P&I=M goof Srnd down p"ffwt Cd XM WMZ W WpAi 6 ��*46%ftw' 11 0 1 4 111iiiii0i,160WOM . � 1 —.1, T. ��*46%ftw' 11 0 1 4 111iiiii0i,160WOM . � 1 —.1, I - . This article is provided by local x Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) for the > benefit of consumers in the real v estate -market. When you've made up your mind to paint a room, there's often the e temptation to just go at it and get it over with as quickly as possible. The problem with that approach is that it's likely to cost you far more in time and effort than if you'd prepared things properly, taken care while you were painting and cleaned up carefully as you went along. What, after all, it takes long -- cleaning up paint you've just spilled on the plastic under the paint can? Or cleaning up paint you spilled on the plastic under the paint can -- after you've walked it across the dining room rug and onto the hardwood floor in the hallway? A little research into paint properties will also pay off. Pick a high gloss for kitchens and bathrooms, for example, because it has the best resistance to moisture and wear, while an almost odorless latex is quick -drying and offers easy clean-ups because it's water- based. And although a cheap primer will do a good job of sealing raw or porous surfaces and give subsequent coats a good surface to grip, a cheap paint won't seem like such a bargain when you're on your fourth coat and it's still looking patchy and streaky. Proper preparation definitely saves you time in the long run. Look for peeling or flaking paint and take it off with a putty knife, and clean out loose plaster, then fill cracks and holes with spackle. Lightly sand the spots you've fixed, then use a tack cloth to get rid of grit and dust. Take a dust mop to walls and ceilings to get rid of cobwebs and dust that can mess up the paint, and mask areas where flat paint and semi -gloss will meet. If you can move fixtures and furniture• do it, and cover everything that's left with sheets of plastic -- or tape newspaper to the edge of floors or the bottom of baseboards. You can never be too careful. Also be sure to keep pets well out of the way. If you're using a roller (in the right spots, a roller covers three times faster than a brush) cover the tray in aluminum foil that can be thrown away at the end of the day or use a disposable paint tray liner. Take a systematic, top -to -bottom approach to painting, and take it slowly. Clean up spills as soon as they happen. Begin with two -or -thrix -inch brush strokes around the edges of the ceilings, then up the corners where the walls meet, and around door and window frames. Roll the ceiling, then the walls, using a four -foot square "M" stroke (roll up first to lessen the chance of drips), then fill in the gaps by spreading the paint and move on to the next "M". Feather the paint where LAKE VIM $124,500 specious condo townhwm. Lafw livvft room wo 110- r, Msin floor den. 1 1 baflns. csrttalOPM 1 eodr»s so LANE liIn"Y• OEGo-EER 3'-, 2 - 4 PAL 401 East to Harwood Drive to So Cuff6wlend lana. Ajax L Lf71MQE� DM I NY THOMSON 00 8454= Getting Primed for Painting it overlaps for a smooth finish. Paint brush strips above the baseboard, then move on to painting the baseboards, window and door frame.Finish the doors by painting panels first, and do horizontal door sections before vertical ones. Use angular sash brush to paint window frames next to glass, and leave a fine line of paint on the glass to form an airtight seal. You can clean up the edges by scoring the paint with a utility knife against a straightedge tool, then lift the uneven paint with a window scraper. Remember to keep a room well - ventilated if you're using oil-based or alkyd paints, to avoid a build-up of toxic fumes -- and be aware of the hazards of fire. When it comes time to clean-up, wipe any drips off the rim and sides of paint cans, and label the container clearly so you'll know where and .when you used the paint. Remove excess paint from brushes and rollers by wiping them on newspapers, then wash off water-soluble paints in hot, soapy water. Brushes store well wrapped in brown paper bags hung from string which runs through the holes in the handles, while rollers should be wrapped in airtight plastic bags and set on end to avoid damaging the nap. If paint has to be cleaned with solvent, dip brushes or roller sleeves repeatedly in a can of solvent and take off the dissolved paint with newspaper or paper towels. Once clean, give them a final wash in hot, soapy water and store them carefully away. Do not do this close to heat sources. After a hassle -free painting session, you could actually look forward to the next one. MINCOM LETS YOU SPEn'_M__ uF - D in D EniuuN mjl� CE9 Here's what these people did with the 110 M money they saved after dealing with a MinCom Real Estate ProfessionaL NEW CHOICE Ltd. Realty ME M BE R B R O K E R - "IGOT ANEW WE STOVE &FRIDGE^ /!�„ AMOTO837w1054,, ��R,, BjkF,, "� Deg oar" ea,�d Zxage4e —� � "GOT MY FUR COAT' xmi a e E CAN'T BEAT THIS! S(ARBOROUGHi YOU CAN'TAFFORD $4,750 down STARTER CONDO NOT TO $848 PER siding •Maint. flee alarm. s ss • A—iegtJ-Vt°W'M • MONTH MORTGAGE. • 3 1 bdrw., overlooks tennis . goy now! Only $5.850 • Eat -in kit., sun worn court • Ceramics, nurrvrs down . • decorated * 120' treed lot, garage • Near Guildwood On dw ark m Cal/ hrdy Sswee*•• - t • Ercdkat facilities, mc cenm Cka � Frw*** . 837-1054. CaR le* —*•• - t"404. Raul Casiwo* - 07 --IM gar., Ajax. RENT TO OWN COMPARE THIS TRADE UP TO SOV7W $5,000 DOWN! PRICE ROUGE! $725 MO. MTGE.Detached brick 3 bdnns.. ✓ Great wlue for aMW 450' -fwd )kW 3 bdrms., ludwd floors, huge kitdt appls., open 44bdrw. esecoeive fin. rec rm. Close to GO concept, bright oft SwuoX dFinished basement in Pickering.CLQ Fin. bsrnt., dee 164 insul. p ✓ CAC skylight VP Greenhouse kitchen Raul Casiwo* - gar., Ajax. ✓C4114list of upgrades 837-1054.. 0 Cep RAId casino* - Lair 71ra.trs tr•• . RIM leu tt37--IRSII $30,000 REDUCTION ON BEAUTIFUL LEAH CRES. HOME! • Separate entrance to bowl. • loads of ceramic floors • Suined open staircase to bswt. • Premium forest ravine W • Separate shower in en suite • Over 3,000 sq. ft.. 9 roan home • Huae greenhouse kitchen CiY Ran Amus-, 837-105/ PERFECT IST TIME BUYER'S HOME! • New windows E roof • Updated kitchen • In q wkss wove -in condition • Huge lot on child -safe court • Steps to public d high schools • Gleaming hardwood floors • New wood deck CaY Rau Argue •, 837--1054. • Sda RspmdotlM "Associa lholm e•• 11kohmi0n w ©umrn�©- ■uTns �i PAY $65.5 RI -WEEKLY $7,750 DOWN Quiet crrseen4 3 bdrms., fenced yard 6 car porkmg. Lovely home in Pickering- Caff harry Free*" - 837-1054. LUXURYTHROUGROUT ✓50•lot - fencedyard ✓I +1 bdm executive hewn I/ CAC, security ✓Suitt -in dishwasher trash c ✓Sep. liv. rm./din. rw. - hardwood A firwch daors ✓ Original owner - shown a 10+ GR Lair 7hwvnwn•* M firm - 83r-14ft FIRST AD! $164,900 Beautiful and bright raised bungalow - loaded with extras! Nice /nature neighborhood!! Call Barbara K Smids** • 837-1054. W Lawyers and Real Estate Transactions Lawyers and Real Estate Transactions. This article is provided by local Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) for the benefit of consumers in the real estate market. Anyone who's ever bought or sold a house will tell you there's an amazing amount of paperwork involved. And once you've put your signature on any of the many documents you'll be presented with, you're legally bound to honor whatever obligations and conditions that particular contract contains. So who needs a lawyer in a real estate transaction? The better question might be: Who can afford NOT to have one? With a good lawyer on your side, you'll be ale to make sense of the legal lingo that turns up on every page. You'll be able to take care of every time-consuming step or complicated issue involved in completing the deal, as well as someone to look after your particular rights and interests. How do you find a lawyer? If you're buying your first home, probably the best way is to ask around -- try friends, family and business acquaintances -- for recommendations. Question prospective lawyers about their experience with real estate transactions, and also discuss their fee scale, and the services they'll provide for the money they charge. Could there be other legal fees, and if unexpected costs arise, at what point can you expect to hear about them? When do you start working with a lawyer? It's a good idea to hire a lawyer before you .submit an official Agreement of Purchase and Sale to a seller. When do you start working with a lawyer? It's a good idea to hire a lawyer before you submit an official Agreement of Purchase and Sale to a seller. This lets the lawyer look over such things as the legal description of the property you intend to buy and any conditions, such as a property inspection, which you want satisfied before your offer becomes final. Your lawyer can also ensure there's enough time for him or her to examine the "title", or legal evidence of ownership, to make sure it's free of restrictions. If you're unable to have a lawyer look at your offer to purchase immediately, you can insert a condition that gives you another day or two to get that offer satisfactorily reviewed by a lawyer. If you're buying a home, a lawyer will: • check to see if there are any claims registered against the property, and that these are cleared away before you become the home's new owner; • investigate whether taxes are owing on the property; • ensure a final inspection has been completed on a new home; • make sure the property is properly described on every document you sign, and that you will have valid proof of ownership; • tell you how much Land Transfer Tax -- the payment to the provincial government for transferring property from the seller to the buyer -- you'll have to pay when the transaction is completed, and how much money (if any) you owe for utility bills, fuel or taxes prepaid by the seller; • draw up mortgage documents, if your lender has not done so. If you're selling a house, a lawyer will: • gather all necessary documents to complete the transaction and transfer the title to the new owner; • let the buyer's lawyer know that your mortgage, if there is one, will be paid off -- or discharged -- with proceeds from the sale, and obtain a statement of the outstanding loan balance at the closing date from your lender; • draw up a statement of adjustments that itemizes proceeds from the sale and shows how they'll pay off all the costs involved in that sale. He or she will also distribute the money to pay off these costs, and discharge your mortgage from the property title. Any money left over is money you've made from the sale and your lawyer will write you a cheque for the net amount; • meet the buyer's lawyer at the land registry office on closing day to file all the paperwork necessary to transfer the property title. You can see why it's so important to have a lawyer on your team when buying or selling a home. Get Cash Back On Closing* Fast Approval () Competitive Rates No -Fee Transfer () Pre -Approvals Cap -Rates on New Home Purchase Call Mike McCalla (416) 709-1366 or 1-800-560-1593 (24 hrs) M CanadaTrust Thinking like a customer .Offer Expires Dec. 3I/95. Some Conditions Apply. CAL�W� COLDW $269,900 - PRIME ELL ROUGE VALLEY AREA -MOVE IN BEFORE CHRISTMAS Absokitefy gorgeous. 4 bedrooms, detached two storey. 3 112 baths. basement. Professionally fnished greenhouse kitchen, Jacuzzi. 2 stone fireplaces, bads of upgrades. can _ - Armando Carnevale (416) 743-5000. NATIONAL GROUP REAL ESTATE INC. Get Cash Back On Closing* Fast Approval () Competitive Rates No -Fee Transfer () Pre -Approvals Cap -Rates on New Home Purchase Call Mike McCalla (416) 709-1366 or 1-800-560-1593 (24 hrs) M CanadaTrust Thinking like a customer .Offer Expires Dec. 3I/95. Some Conditions Apply. CAL�W� COLDW ELL BANKER 1450 Kingston Rd. Pickering n r3n_n 13nn ZigrfMM ~ ANOCfift �0� ...... , ..... .. . . .................................... There is plenty of fun lined up this season in Durham Region DURHAM -- There are plenty of fun activities lined up for area resi- dents throughout Novembers and December for families interested in a day or evening out. Below is a listing of popular spots in the region for you to consider. CULLEN GARDENS AND MINIATURE VILLAGE: Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Miniature vil- lage, gift shop, restaurant. A Festival of Lights features a miniature Santa Claus Parade. A 20 -minute live Christmas show is performed daily at 4:30, 5:30, 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. Admission $9.95 for adults, 57.50 for seniors and students, $3.99 for children aged three to 12 years, no charge for children under two, family pass $29.95. Free parking, wheelchair accessi- ble. 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. 905-668-6606. SCUGOG SHORES HISTORI- CAL MUSEUM: Open Tuesdays to Fridays from I to 5 p.m. Admission is $2.50 for adults, $2 for seniors and students, $1.50 for children aged seven to 12 and no charge for chil- dren under seven. Family rate is $6. Regular attractions: guided tours through a dozen village buildings depicting life in the late 1800s (log house, Victorian home, blacksmith's print shop, schoolhouse, harness shop and church). Archives for family genealogical research available by appointment. A Victorian Christmas Dinner and Can- dlelight Tour is held Dec. 3, 4, 9 and 10 at 6 p.m. Tickets $15 for adults, $10 for children aged three to 10. The muse- um is on Island Rd., north of Hwy. 7a, two kilometres east of historic Pon Perry. 905-985-3589. HARMONY VALLEY CONSER- VATION AREA: Open daily from dawn to dusk. Picnicking, fitness trail, baseball diamonds, fitness building, day -use areas, picnic sbel- ter, group barbecue. Free admission and parking. 985 Grandview St. N., Oshawa. (Take Taunton Rd. and go south on Grandview St.) 905-579- 0411 (Central Lake Ontario Conser- vation Authority). LYNDE SHORES CONSERVA- TION AREA: Open from dawn to dusk. Bird -watching trails, canoe launch, walkway to marsh. Free admission and parking. Victoria St. W., Whitby. 905-579-0411 (Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authori- ty). PURPLE WOODS CONSERVA- TION AREA: Open from dawn to dusk. Maple syrup and lookout point. There's a 50 -cent entrance fee because of maple syrup demonstra- tions in winter. Free parking. Conc. 10 and Sim- coe St. N., Oshawa. 905-579-0411 (Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority). ENNISKILLEN CONSERVA- TION AREA: Open daily from dawn to dusk. Free admission and parking. Travel west on Conc. 7, north on Holt Rd. to entrance. Call 905-579-0411 (Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority). HEBER DOWN CONSERVA- TION AREA: Open from dawn to dusk. Camping and day use trails. No reservations needed. Free parking. Directions to trails: take Taunton Rd. to Country Lane and turn right, fol- low road right into parking lot. The camping site is closed for the season. 905-579-0411 (Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authoritv). C Ajax Rotary's own sign of community spirit There's a new way to get community infor- mation, thanks to a $37,000 donation by the Ajax Rotary Club to erect a sign at the southeast comer of Westney Rd. and Hwy. 2. At a ceremony turning on the sign are, from left, Rotary club president Dick Briscoe, Ajax Mayor Jim Witty, Eric Fowler of Inotek Signs and Rotary director Rene Soetens. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Paying their carrier paid off with a prize! Faye Bueler of Ajax and Debbie Dalglish of Pickering are happy customers of the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser after they were the lucky winners of gift certificates valued at $100 from Afrikiko Importing. The two customers of the News Advertiser had their names entered into a draw sim- ply by paying their News Advertiser carrier during the last collection. Awarding them the gift certificates is Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Distribution Manager Abe Fakhourie. A' ax-Pickeringroups need volunteers J gjust DURHAM — Several AJAX BLOCK PAR- with many programs and can share in the life of a BREAST CANCER local agencies are seeking ENTS: Are you grilling so services. Call Donna boy six to 14 years of age SOCIETY OF CANA- your time and talents to allow your home to be a Chamberlain at 420-3383. front a father -absent home. D A / D U R H A M help area residents who safe haven in a time of 686-2871.• BRANCH: Volunteers can need a hand. need? Volunteers are need- ARTHRITIS SOCIETY: help in day -today opera - ed to W Block Parents and Volunteers are needed for ONTARIO MARCH OF r• DIMES: Volunteers are required as campaign cap- tains for door-to-door can- vassing. Call 282-9154 in Fakering and 619-2219 in Ajm IWORMATION AJAX- - PICKERING: Are you interested in discovering a variety of information x. about your community? Volunteers with good inter -personal skills are required to dwecx cheats to appropriate community asencks- s Call Joao Watson at 686-2661 for mode infor- nation. also to help with the canvassing for special administration of the pro- events. Call Lucy Perri at gram. Contact J. Gold- 434-7221. min& at 619-1018. AJAX-PICKERING AND WHITBY ASSOCI- ATION FOR COMMU- NITY LIVING: People interested in volunteering might consider tutoring in the Student Centre Litera- cy Project. Tutors are matched with an adult learner. Call Linda White at 427-330 ext. 225. AJAX-PICKERING RED CROSS: Join the Red Cross team. Chal- lenging positions exist BARBARA BLACK CENTRE FOR YOUTH RESOURCES: Adult vol- unteers are needed week- days from 3:30 to 6 pm. to assist in recreational activ- ities and tutoring. Call Ellen Schierholtz at 839- 6131. BIG BROTHERS ASSO- CIATION OF AJAX- - PICKERING: As a Big Brother you could really matte a difference. Phone Big Brothers of Ajax-Pkk- ering to find out how you BIG SISTERS ASSOCI- ATION OF AJAX -PICK - ERI NG: Women who can offer a supportive caring friendship to a girl aged six to 16, a boy six to 10, a pregnant teen or young mother are needed to vol- unteer with the one-to-ooe Volunteers interested in fund-raising and publicity committees are also -need- ed. Call 428-8111 for information. BOY (SCOUTS OF CANADA: Scouting is looking for leaders. Become involved by call- ing Owasco District infor- mation line at 683-2411. tions, become a public speaker. organize and gen- erate fund-raising events and/or serve on the chap- ter's executive committee. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY, WEST DURHAM UNIT: Volun- teers are needed to help with a number of activi- ties: driving patients to treatments, helping with special events, fund-raising and office work. Call 686- 1516. CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION — DURHAM REGION BRANCH: The goal of the CDA is to improve the likeyou quality of life of Canadians affected by diabetes through research, service, advocacy and education. The Durham Region branch needs volunteers for a variety of positions and to help out at bingo every second Sunday after- noon at Caesars Bingo Place, 88 King St. W., Oshawa. Call Cathy Gard- ner at 436.6648. CHILD FIND ONTARIO — DURHAM REGION: Help protect those whe can't protect themselves; a missing child is everyone's business. Volunteer for only fous hours a month. Training is provided for public speak. ing and finger printing Interested people'over ll should call 420-9917 fa information. Take Time to'Invest I*n Sturdy Tools This article is provided by local Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) for the benefit of consumers in the real estate market. Whether you've got big plans for a renovation project, or more modest ideas about fixing up that first home away from home, you'll find doing it yourself a whole lot easier with the proper tools. It's worth remembering that "bargain" tools are rarely that. Poorly made equipment fashioned out of cheap materials can be extremely dangerous -- even lethal. And buying cheaper tools is a false economy; they'll need to be replaced when their shoddy workmanship becomes obvious. The following information outlines the basic equipment you'll need to get started on jobs big and small around the house. Tool Box::There's no point in having fancy equipment if you're never quite sure where to find it. A good tool box will have plenty of room for the basic necessities, and include storage space for the likes of nails, screws and drill bits. It will keep your tools rust -free, and has the advantage of being portable. A small space in a garage or basement could also house a sheet of perforated hardboard with hangers for keeping tools in their place. Screwdrivers: A good screwdriver has a strong, tempered steel blade and a fluted handle that's smooth and comfortable to grip. One screwdriver won't handle the variety of screws you'll work with on projects, but the most common has a flat tip at the end of a wedged blade. It can handle many screws, but you'll often need smaller and larger versions of this variety to avoid a too -big blade scraping away at the surface of a small screw or a too -small blade slipping dangerously in the slot of a larger one. Cross -slotted screws, which are generally used for jobs requiring a stronger finish (such as fastening shelves or cabinets to a wall) need a crisscross screwdriver with an X-shaped blade. Hammers: A 16 ounce curved claw hammer (the curved claw lets you pull out old nails) is the best bet for work around the home. Quality is important. Look for one that's forged from a solid piece of steel, with a handle grip in rubber, leather or plastic -- or one with a metal head that's solidly wedged and glued into a wooden handle. For safety's sake, a hammer with a damaged handle should be discarded rather than repaired. Even a slight crack can lead to a painful pinch, and more serious handle damage could cause catastrophic injuries should the steel head fly Off. Pliers: A pair of slip joint pliers can grasp small objects tightly between the outer, parallel, finely -grooved jaws, or larger objects between inner, concave, rugged teeth. The name "slip - joint" comes from the fact that the tool's centre fastener can move between these two grooves. Pliers can grasp, bend, turn and pull objects. They're often used to loosen and tighten bolts, which is not what they're designed for, but they do the job well if there's not wrench around. A good pair of pliers will appear polished, or have a bluish black sheen and the handle will be scored for a firm grip. The centre -pin will be fastened so you can't remove it. Wrench: This will do a proper job of tightening and loosening nuts and bolts. Although wrenches come in a huge variety of sizes and styles, an adjustable wrench -- with a knob on the head that moves one jaw towards or away from the other fixed jaw -- works well for many jobs around the home. Hand Saw: The point -size of a saw tells you how many teeth there are per inch; the more teeth, the finer the cutting -- and the slower. A crosscut saw has teeth beveled slightly in alternating directions for cutting across wood grain so a good saw for many jobs around the home would be a 10 -point crosscut saw with a 24 to 26 inch blade of springy, tempered steel securely fastened to a handle with a comfortable grip. Other handy saws to have around include a hacksaw, with a fine-toothed blade fitted into a U-shaped frame, for cutting metal and some plastics; a coping saw, which has a thinner, finer blade than a hacksaw and can make rounded cuts; and a keyhole saw, which has a thin, fine blade tempered to a fine point, which can be inserted into wallboard or paneling that's already installed for precision -cutting work. It's also possible to buy a nesting saw, which allows a variety of blades to be fitted into one handle. Power Drill: The fastest way to make holes in wood, metal, drywall, brick and plenty of other materials is with an electric drill. You can also buy a host of attachments for sanding, buffing and screwing. An adjustable chuck allows for drill bits in a variety of sizes, and variable speed drills will let you do high-speed work, with wood for example, and slower -speed jobs like drilling through concrete. One safety consideration worth paying extra for is a double -insulated feature, which guards against shock if you're working in wet conditions. Spirit Level: To find out if a surface is perfectly level, you need a spirit level. A bubble inside a precisely aligned vial filled with spirits will rest perfectly in the middle of two lines only if the surface you're examining is on a true horizontal or vertical plane. This too, which comes with a metal or wood frame, is invaluable for many projects, including deck -building, concrete work and cabinet installation. Utility Knife: The handle of a good utility knife will fit comfortable into your palm, while the razor blade cutter should be retractable and easily replaced. The knife can be used for cutting everything from wallboard to wallpaper. _ Measuring Devices: One of the most popular of these is a flexible steel tape measure that retracts into a small metal case, has a hook to hold one end in place, a locking device to keep the tape extended and a push-button to retract it quickly. . The other is a fold -up wooden rule that comes in sections attached by brass plates with clearly - marked measures. The wooden rule generally comes in six-foot lengths, while the steel measuring tape can run up to 24 or 30 feet in length. For more information on tools, talk to the experts at your local building supply or hardware store. �,�e••.)�i$Nioac:•aeaaY+ �a '4`ia3'`�L^rSTe? '''.i'^:S '�fTyl r M Fully loaded 4 bedroom, 4 washroom home. Central air and vac, open stone fireplace, hardwood floors, wet bar in fabulous finished bsmt.1 Only $159.900. Carries approx. $978 per month. 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