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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_02_04i 11 1_ Kitchens 1)lus] 1099 Kingston Road E., The Furniture U. Pkk (93)120-0T16 Store Hour: Mon Wed u 30a m 800 p m Thurs d Fn 9 30 a m 8 30 p m [� Sat 930 am 500pm __ r IDI G'/��i�'//l/l�' • News Advertiser Sundae, Feb. 4. 1996 41) pales A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,51111 Vol. 115 No. 5 GTA tax hi*kes would kI11 j*obs busi*ness By KEITH GILLIGAN reforming the Greater Toronto Area are the report. them with a Greater Toronto Council and ;TAFF W MIRTFk implemented. The 51 recommendations contained in pooling the education portion of non-resi- Dt'RHAM — 1. oc.11 people will lose Those dire predictions were made the Golden Report call for sweeping dential business taxes. jobs and area businesses will clone if recom- W ednesdav by Durham Region councillors changes in the Toronto area. such as chim- mendations in the Golden Report on as the) discussed the financial impacts of nating the five GTA regions and rcplactn�_, See DURHAM...Page 3 Study on violence at Pickering High secret for now _ By LINIM WHITE ;' i f k IN )k P k AJAX-PIUKI:RIM; - "Ihc rtlh+,7 txoard "on"I release the findings of a -n. committer investigating the handling of i two vtolcnt incidents at Pickering High 1 Seh(x)l until it receives legal jd%Ice. "The committees work has been dune." notes Durham Board of IAuca- tion ) icc-chairman and Ajax trustee Sherrill Willard Sherrill %Villard. "N1'c'rc waiting on a written 1-1 rc ort (hef or 93,0 + 7e GST = $1 See RACISM ... Page 4 Head head -maker Ajax -based Voo Doo Airbrushing has produced six gigantic heads for display across Canada during Canadian Music Week March 4 to 10 when festivities will be centred in Toronto. Artist co-ordinator Gerald McLaughlin and his team took three months to complete the project. photo by Ron Pietroniro Pickering in no rush to make .changes omnibus bill allows By N1.%RIANNE -FA KA -C 11 AFF kF_F'( )k rf k PICKERING — The "I (a) n A ill consider using sumo of the new Ik(w ers it's been given under the Province's omnibus hill passed 'Mon- day, but Pickering wont rush into am major chanzcs. says h1a)or \V.ivne Arthurs. Under BIII 6. municipalities can now charge user fees for more types ol' scn ices. privatise scryices and take over specialty agencies such as the library and hydro boards. "Currcntl� we're using a fairly extensive array of user fees." says the mayor, citing Town charges for recre- ation facilities. Icgal seri ices. plan- ning services and building inspections as examples. The legislation, howev- er, clears the way for municipalities to charge fees for services such as garbage collection and the public library. "That may have to he looked at See MORE ... Page 5 P.0 Blaisdale Montessorl school ®PEN tti we Pickerins Ajax ' a# to X99 415 Toynevale 403 Kingston Rd. 00 p ton. Sharp _ 6 rd• 365 Kingston Rd. 545 Kingston Rd. 365 Kinktiton Rd. r¢" 106 509-5005 686-5005 (RoFiWY.2>ntdF _ J dccidin,_, whether to release Inside the tindintaw l. We ant it to helorc tie tnakc ,i dce'tsitnm Trustees called for the In the news review to December. aftcr six Editorial....................6 students were suspended to Sports.....................13 connection with mo violent Classified................34 incidents. In the first. a South Asian student suffered scri- Phone lines ous bruising to his face In a General 683-51 10 fight with a white student Fax 683-7363 after schoxtl on tio%.'3. Classified 683-0707 The next morning. a fight Sincereh, Yours broke out bet"een the same 1-900-451-3793 two students and several InfoSouree 683-7040 other South Asian teens. The white student received IU Death Notices stitches to his forehead and 683-3005 the hack of his head after he Auction Line 683-7545 was beaten with toy baseball On the Internet at bats. Durham Regional Police reported at the time. www.durhamnews.net Principal Gary Down has 93,0 + 7e GST = $1 See RACISM ... Page 4 Head head -maker Ajax -based Voo Doo Airbrushing has produced six gigantic heads for display across Canada during Canadian Music Week March 4 to 10 when festivities will be centred in Toronto. Artist co-ordinator Gerald McLaughlin and his team took three months to complete the project. photo by Ron Pietroniro Pickering in no rush to make .changes omnibus bill allows By N1.%RIANNE -FA KA -C 11 AFF kF_F'( )k rf k PICKERING — The "I (a) n A ill consider using sumo of the new Ik(w ers it's been given under the Province's omnibus hill passed 'Mon- day, but Pickering wont rush into am major chanzcs. says h1a)or \V.ivne Arthurs. Under BIII 6. municipalities can now charge user fees for more types ol' scn ices. privatise scryices and take over specialty agencies such as the library and hydro boards. "Currcntl� we're using a fairly extensive array of user fees." says the mayor, citing Town charges for recre- ation facilities. Icgal seri ices. plan- ning services and building inspections as examples. The legislation, howev- er, clears the way for municipalities to charge fees for services such as garbage collection and the public library. "That may have to he looked at See MORE ... 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AT DUNDAS, WHITBY nccnuATJ 9:30 TILL 9:00 SATURDAY 9:30 TILL 6:00 OMM:INOAYi 11.0 430-0000 MICE OUA!lAm If within 30 days from your date of purchase you find the identical item in all respects and the same terms and conditions for less money at any other retail outlet, Best Choice guarantees to beat the price or your purchase is free. T Durham residents' taxes may rise $100 a year FROM PAGE 1 A report from Durham's finance department estimates taxes would increase across the Region by a1 least S40 million. Cornntercial taxpayers I with an assessed property value of 51 million) would pa} hctwcen five and 56 per cent more. depending on the coniniumty they're in. business- man, if Ajax or Durham increased my laxer 30 per cont. I'll he cmploy- ink one less employee" said Ajax Councillor Roger R o g e r Anderson Anderson, "ho operates real estate offices in Ajax and Pickering. ,, ianngion vlayor utane Harare said commercial taxes in her community would rise almost 10 per cent, which would drive out businesses. "Wc don't need to hire consul- tants to know the number of Johs lost. Go to small businesses and find out how many employees they have and they're gone. Thev can't cope with a five -per cent tax increase," she said. Increasing taxes $40 million would cost each of the approxi - match, 400,000 Durham resi- dents 5100. Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson said. "We'd he paying a poll tax to become honorary Torontonians." The Golden Rcport "is a report by Toronto people to save Toron- to politicians, because they don't have the kuts to do it," said Whit- by Councillor Marcel Brunelle. Durham's Chief Administra- tive Officer Garry Cubitt noted. "We haven't used higher stan- dards to come to these conclu- sions. We used current service levels (provided by the Region). "If history is any teacher, (peo- ple would want service at) higher levels. If that occurs, the numbers we've presented would be high- er. ' Following a lengthy discus- sion, council voted to send the staff report to the provincial gov- ernment. GTA reform plebiscite waste of time and money: municipal affairs minister By CINDY UPSHALL DURHAM STAFF DURHAM — Holding a region - wide referendum on reforming the Greater Toronto Area would waste time and money, according to Al Leach, Minister of Municipal Affairs. "I think the time we have to deal with this is so short, waiting for a ref- erendum will see hundreds and thousands of millions of dollars lost," Mr. Leach told the News Advertiser. "1 feel the time for talk is over and that the time for action is now." The minister made the comments in response to a suggestion by Regional Councillor Brian Nicholson to hold a referendum to get public opinion on amalgamating Durham with the other GTA municipalities. Mr. Leach was in Oshawa Friday to appear on a local Tv' show hosted by Durham East `IPP John O'Toole. Amalgamating Durham with four other regions to create one GTA - wide regional government, as sug- gested in the GTA Task Force report, is drawing fire from every- body, said Mr. Leach. "If 1 go to downtown Toronto they feel they're losing their identity and they feel they're going to be ruled by the rural municipalities. And the SASE CIAL BARGAINS — -T DAY'S News IAdrertiser SUN., FEB. 4/96 News Advertiser s Arby's Canada Ajax • A&P Pick. s Biwa-, Ajaxthoi * Canadian Tire Pick. Food Citv Ajax • Health -rite IDA Ajax • Loblaws Ajax • P.L. Davies Sen ices Pick. (Charmaine Naid deniers) Say--a-Centre AjaVPick. Sears AjaVPick. • Shop & Save Ajax/Piek. ' Square Boy Ajax ' Supercentre Ajax/Pick. W'almart Ajav?kk. • Martial Arts Canada Ajax `Delivered t selKW houmholds old Remember,30 marts, iJrJIr g thoseon*sI paper mbe rmd d witb the rddvour newspaper through your blue box RRecvc4 program. For idorm Pion m deliveM,g your advertising flyers, call ALVIN _ BROUWER at 3i.{ rural municipalities feel like they're going to be ruled by Metro. "I'm beginning to reach the con- clusion that this report is pretty good because nobody likes it," joked the minister. .Mr. Leach denied the Province is looking at amalgamation as a way to bail Metro out of its financial woes, saying, "What we're interested in is getting a property tax system that's fair and equitable for everyone." He said currently taxes across the GTA are not equitable. As an exam- ple the minister pointed to his own home, saying he didn't feel he paid enough taxes, while residents in other areas pay too much. Any changes to the GTA would be made in time for the 1997 municipal election, said Mr. Leach. This means changes would need to be approved by this fall and enacted by Januan. 1997. "We'll have public input over the next 9t) days. I hope to be able to make a decision in time to take (the GTA reform proposals tot the cabi- net and the legislature in the spring:' Mr. Leach said his government intends on setting up a cortu nittee to receive public comment. Although he declined to name the members he did say Durham would be represent- ed 141"si fie. Jordan PbiRip �unLlav N Carnc-r t �t thc• Virek Gn Jordan Phillip lorclan enpo -s all ,port' Jordan Evill rrern L .( dinner for I and a T-.111171 comphments of 131.11`L;er King. Cwrgratulatioas Ionian for heing our Carrico- of thc• \t'eek. R Committed To Excellence 1280 King,lim li Pi,kcruu; 3-11 SIrKelIZIL• A\ r AI.0 THE NFIV-S XDVEKTISER S1 -NDA) FEKkC%RY 4. 1946-1`�(:F .( r�� J r J ;J1,J KARATE CLU B Ri%erhreeee ( ommuniri ('entre. 41 Richard, Lane. 1 a� "THE 11'TINT %TE FOR.Nf Of [ \AKS1Fa) SELF-UF:F F.\l f. 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AJAX REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED BY RESERVATION ONLY CAS HW_ AY CALL 427-9931 - HIGHWAY x2 HIGHWAY 601 "Your Pro'ASK FOR MARALYN I eCt Partner PREF 3 -Tilt: NFANS A1A F:RriSFR SI-NDAY, FF:BRL.-Ali 4, 1996 Racism denied FROM PAGE 1 told the Ncws Adxcrtiser police weren't called to the first incident because he didn't know the names of the students involved, who had dis- persed when he arrived on the scene. Police were called atter the second incident erupted. Six students face a number of criminal charges, including assault causing NxJiIN harm and possession of a dangerous wrapom. Parents in the South Asian community have raised concerns about racism at the school. charges denied by mam outraged students and teachers wfio don't want their school labelled as 'racist. Members of the South Asian communis, ha\c been told the\ cant make a presentation to trustees outhninL, their concerns until atter the committee releases its findim-,s. The\ were denied the opportunity to ask questions about the issue during public question period at a board meeting in late December. In an unusual nioyc. a South Asian commu- nit\ repre.entatiye was asked to tax the ques- tIons to the heard as a courics\ the morning of the meeting The hoard then soueht Ictal advice and elected not to read the questions in public. SCHOOLS'DILEMMA: B, `.'„'' „HITE Public board wonders DI k., %V 1 ...,: there's little money in provincial coffers to pay tier new schools, the public hoard I,, looking at alterna- tnc wa:s of a.:commodat- mg prolected groes th in stu- dent enrolment. The need for portables at the Durham Board of Edu- cation has increased dra- mat•call\ since the turn of the decade, follow Ing a marked shortfall in pro%in- cial (undine of new schools. The hoard now has 421 portables on its 95 clemen- tar\ school sites throug*hout the rcLnon. It predicts it will need an additional 36 portables a \,car until 1999. bringing the total number of porta- bles to 570 From 1999 to .2011. it estimates it will need an additional 61 porta- bles annuall\ . And there's no relief in the foreseeable future. as the Ministry of Education and Training instructed hoards not to prepare this %ear's inulti-year capital expenditure forecast. in %%hich hoards prioritize their needs for new schools and reno%auons. Costs of approved pro- jects are split between the ministry and ilio board. T h o u g h Durham received approval from the former New Democratic Party government for additions to William Dunbar in Pickering and Kcdron in Oshawa in 1999- 99. the new Pro- gressive Conser- vative govern - how to handle more kids with much less money ment has put that funding on hold. 'While the hoard doesn't expect to eliminate the need for portables. it wants to ensure the percentage of students housed in portable classrooms does not surpass 25 per cent. Part of the reason for that is escalating transportation costs. as students are bused to schools further and fur- ther from home because there's no room at neigh- borhood schools for addi- iional portables. Last year. the hoard spent ST. 4 million on bus- ing elementary students, a price tag expected to climb hs almost $479,000 a year from 1999 to 201 I. That means the hoard will spend about 565.4 million on bus- ing from now until 2011. The board's planning department has proposed a number of options, includ- ing adjusting school bound- aries, putting schools on shifts, and introducing year-round schooling. "Each alternative. incfud- ing the choice of doing nothing. has costs attached to it," superintendent of plant Mike Graham sass in a report. "The highest costs can. howe,.cr, he attached to those alternatives which neither reduce transporta- tion nor relieve portable classroom pressures." year-round schooling*. for example. would neces- sitate the need tm air condi- tioning in all schools. The board is therefore looking at 'staled core ele- mentan, school buildin,s' — schools which would be de\cltipcd In stages. start- inL with the minimum facilities needed to estab- lish a school building. It would cost about $3.17 million to construct the core building,, which mould he financed through increasing local taxes (at a rate of 1.5s per cent this vearl, debentures, or Edu- cation De\,elopment Charges heine challenged b% the Ontario Home Builders' Association before the Supreme Court of Canada. Portapaks and portables would he added to the core building as the need arose. Trustees will consider building a staged cure ele- mentar\ school in north Ajax in this year's budget. RONALD MARTINO & SON s _ FUNERAL DIRECTORS �• (formerly of West Hill) Family Owned and Operated , l �01111w►t 0. Jbr*W Jr, tlinca NOW Chanel, 1157 Brock Road PICKERNG (Am •wei a •oi) BROKEN WINDSHIELD?SAVE UP TO$170.00 ?0.00 No Overcharge to Insurance Co. (Limited time only - Pickering Location) We Pay up to Nk"ll n Engine Shampoo 1111156-K-4-7771111111 FREE I S100.00 ® Fhed Micbm and Car Wash Deductible +1 M - • Interprovincial .: :11 • CHANGE Based on Insurance Prices • All work Guaranteed* Call for details on Car clean-ups! 860 Brock Rd. S. Unit #1 Pickering, Ont 837.7819 This week has 50 years The Durham branch of the Canadian -National Insti- tute for the Blind set up a display at the Durham Board of Education to commemorate the 50th anniversary of White Cane Week from Feb. 4 to 10. Here, branch co-ordinator of client services Laurie Melanson discusses a long mobility cane with Gor- don Mitchell, coordinator of the technical aids department of the Ontario CNIB. photo by Walter Passarella PICKERING CIVffAN CLUB WANTS YOU M IF YOU WISH - to help others - to meet new friends and neighbours - to make a difference in your community THEN come to our first information meeting PLACE: Rosebank Villa (Foof of Rosebank on Rodd) TUdF—* 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. DATE: Thursday, February 6th, 1996 CIVTlAN is a co-ed, Womahond vofunteer service oryonizalan dedicded to-HEl.l1NG OTHERS-. FOR MORE INFO CALL TERRY at 844439" For the latest sports a. results, read the * News Advertiser three Mmes a week -`- M eek- M TO TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR AM fk Ajax/Pickering Hospital February 13" So 20" For more information or to Pre -Register call: THE t LUNG ASSOCIATION ® Durham Region 436-1046. �h ask MZw ow FAMILY & COSMETIC D DENTISTRY *New Patients Always Welcome *Convenient Hours For Busv People, 428-Q 188 ® ;,Mcoyery Bay Centre ® 570 Westlley Rd. S r ' (one Light S. of Bayly s«oi«s AJAX P More user fees possible FROM PAGE 1 down the road," says Mayor Arthurs. noting everything depends on future economic conditions. He adds, however, that the imposi- tion of fees for garbage collection would have to be accompanied by a '.corresponding reduction" in taxes. He notes the Pickering Public Library board opposes charging citizens for library cards and that such a charge would not likely provide "a substan- tial revenue stream". But he also says the idea of user fees for library ser- vices has "some merits. "I'm not going to rule out those opportunities and options." Pickering may also consider priva- tization of more of its functions, but the mayor sees that change taking place in the form of contracting out services rather than handing over con- trol of them to private companies. -More and more we have to see ourselves as the manager of services rather than the provider of services," says Mayor Arthurs, adding the Town has a "responsibility to ensure ser- vices are provided in an effective fashion". Pickering already contracts out garbage collection and the mayor believes a service such as fire preven- tion might also be turned over to the private sector in order to cut costs. He suggests there could be a charge for home and business fire safety inspec- tions. He cautions, however, that such a move would have to be weighed against what effect it would have on fire protection services and fire safety education. Mavor Arthurs is also sympathetic to the possibility of turning special- purpose bodies such as the library board, hydro commission and health council into municipal departments, though he says any move in that direc- tion should I, considered as a part of the Greater Toronto Area reform process. He maintains such a change would make such agencies "more directly account- able publicly - and avoid the duplication of- administrative fadministrative structures required to run them as separate entities. The mayor welcomes the omnibus bill's provision for arbitrators to con- sider a munici- pality's ability to pay during salary arbitrations for emergency ser- vice employees such as police and firefighters. The Town will be, negotiating a new contract with its firefighters this year. He believes the provision will "put a different face on negotia- tions", but it will have to be tested before anyone can see how dil'- Wayne Arthurs Mayor `wasn't terribly impressed' by the way the Province passed its controversial omnibus bill fercnt that face will he. Mayor Arthurs says he "wasn't ter- ribly impressed" by the process under which the provincial government passed the omnibus hill. The fact that 160 amendments had to he made at the last minute indicate that it was ..not as well thought out as it might have been". MBERLEA DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 1Oam - 4pm EMERGENCIES SEEN /N 2 HRS. • 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 •Chemiclave Sterilization *Cosmetic Bonding *Collect From Insurances ocnfno and ('arttng �itentment F ham Orthopedic (Physio(herapy) Clic ��PMotor Vehicle Accidents Persoesl St Sports Injuries ess Reef & General Relaxation Gail SbeehaaPaul M. 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So bring the whole family and enjoy great food and a spectacular live show. • O"o dad 12 and urn ' with each hid once adult Valid Sunday tlroagh Friday OOw E apses Feb 29. 1996 �t FobPLUS** Dom 'S pay Fill out ballot for your chance ouPLE to WIN One of c; 3 trips for 4 to ft~ tnclud� spe` ;�. for the lad an A"'end erm __ Florida! Courtesy of air lransdt ;; h&i Call to reserve (416) 260-1234 --- ------ 111110" Coft Drop ballot at Medieval Terries. t Some conddions apply. A �r P:%(;E 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER S('1DA1', FEBRUAR1 i, 19% Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser 17MOT111' J.161IRT.AKER Puhhsher A Metmland Communitx Newspaper JOAN%F Bt'RGRARDT. Editor-in-chief puhlished wcdnesda%. Friday. Sundae S'MVE 111OVS70N. Managing Editor 1311 132 Commercial Air. Alaz, Ont. BRUCE RANFORD. ALherti.mg manager ALVIN BR01-%TR. Retail Manager LIS _'H5 ABE F. -t UIOCRIF,. Distnhuuon manager 0 Phone Ns' 5110 Fax: (,S3-7-163 inio Why all the secrecy? Fnough of the cloak and dagger. Durham Board of Education officials are awaiting a "written legal report" before determining whether they will release the results of a committee report investigating recent incidents at Pickering High School. The incidents in question, inolving students at the school involved in two altercations, also gave rise to the spectre of racism and whether it played a role in the fights between students. This latest decision to wait and see if a report on such a public incident can be made public is another in a series of baffling responses by school board trustees in regards to the issue. First. it forbade parents at a school board meeting late last year to ask public questions in a publicly -convened forum. Then, officials and school administrators mounted a loud campaign to tell us all there is no such thing as racism at Pickering High School. Now. the final insult comes with the school board's position that it might not release the results of its commit- tee s findings. W'hv the secrecy'' Parents of the teens inoked here simply want some answers from the board to relevant questions. Further, they have clearly indicated they are willing to talk with the school, trustees and other parents at the school to help fos- ter better relations between everybody involved. Though we're convinced the board is making a sincere attempt to resolve the issue, its conduct so far has been puzzling, to say the least. A community awaits answers, and it deserves them. There is a solution to this problem. But two-way com- munication must first he a part of the equation. Letter Sunday's best It was different when I was in school To the editor. 1 write in response to the editorial 'Be prepared', wherein you threaten that "our sons and daughters" will he most affected, negatively 1 presume, if teach- ers' preparation time is reduced. In another part of your contribution you state that a 9 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. work day would be the scenario as a result of the government's efforts to rein in the runaway costs of the school bureaucra- cy. Why should this be' Why this scare- mongering' What is the teacher's work day' Is it not from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.' If the last class ends at 3:15 p.m., does that not leave almost two hours for prepara- tion time:' When 1 went to school, the teacher's unions had not yet extorted the novelty of "prep time" from the taxpayers (with the connivance of wimpy trustees), and my teachers and lessons were of such quality that I managed to graduate from university. Or does this say something about the quality of present-day teachers and their ability to organize their time" In conclusion, I applaud the efforts that Queen's Park is making to down- size the cost of government. Additional suggestions are a 12 -month school year, elimination of heritage language classes, a rollback of teachers' and administra- tors' salaries -- need 1 say more" Paul Vidlak, Ajax 'WRi7E'Iro'iIIE NEWS. VERIISER, CONINEKIAL AVE, M zss oRE" MAT 6-83-7M3. . UR FAwA&ADDam IS Don't make the same mistake To the editor. I would like to share my experience with you. Not too long ago, I was involved in a car accident that took place in an Ajax parking lot. The passenger of the other car,insisted that the An apology is in order To the editor Your newspaper has once again proved that racism is alive and well in our region. No matter how many symposiums, confer- ences and workshops we have to educate ourselves regarding racism, we shall always have subtle racism. However, your paper has gone a step fur- ther in blatantly depicting our prime minister in a caricature of a Hindu god. In a time when we have to preach harmony and under- standing amongst people, your cartoonist, who seems to have limited skill, finds humor in making fun of a religious icon. I sincerely expect the News Advertiser to publish an apology to the Durham Hindu community. Alnoor Velji, aveljiC pathcom.com Pickering accident had been completely her fault, that she had not been paying attention when she opened her car door. Not wanting my insurance to be notified, the woman again promised to pay for all the damage. She appeared sincere so I took her at her word. 1 took her name and phone number with the intention of obtaining an estimate, informing her of the amount, and then having her pay for the repairs. My parents, away on vacation at the time, her and again she agreed to pay for the dam- ages. My parents were apprehensive and felt it was important to contact the insurance compa- ny as soon as possible, but the woman suggest- ed we contact her minister for a character ref- erence. Once an estimate was obtained, we again notified her, informing her that the dam- age to the car was approximately $750. She again agreed to pay for the damages. At that point, I assumed the whole ordeal was over, the car would be repaired and this woman would pay for it. Well, the appoint- ment was made for the car to be repaired, but this time when we contacted the woman she said she had been instructed not to speak to us, that she had been naive about the entire inci- dent. She refused to give us her insurance information and told us not to call her again. Throughout the entire affair, everyone my parents and 1 spoke to about the accident and the events surrounding it were sure that every- thing would be fine. All except for a police officer friend. He advised me to always call the police and obtain the driver's insurance infor- mation. Yet, the woman had admitted guilt and insisted on paying for the damages on several occasions. What could possibly go wrong? What went wrong was that I trusted this seem- ingly honest person at her word. What I learned was that in a time of lawyers and law- suits your word doesn't really count for a lot these days. As it turned out, this was an expensive les- son. 1 had to take a large chunk out of my sum- mer earnings which were intended for univer- sity. So my advice to those involved in an acci- dent is to call a police officer, take note of the make, model and licence plate of the car, ask for the insurance company and policy number, and never trust anyone, no matter how honest and sincere they may appear to be. Lindsay Ferguson, Ajax Steve Houston Opinion l� Points to ponder right here in Durham There's been an awful lot going on here in Ajax and Pickering in recent weeks. And, for those of us who work in the News Advertiser's newsroom collecting, writing and packaging community news, it's been an extremely busy, extremely exciting time. Some random notes about things we've been covering and things that will touch your life in one way or another: ❑ GTA reform. It's big, it's hairy and it wants to eat Durham. Pay close attention to this one, because your voice is important in the way the chips fall. It's hardly a romantic issue, but it may hit you where it hurts most -- your pocket- book. This could be the mother of all Golden handshakes. ❑ Bill 26. Another monster, but he may be benevolent, depending on what's most important to you. Proponents believe in pay-as-you- go if it means deficit elimination, opponents say it's an attack on all Ontarians. In this case, the monster we see may be better than the one we don't. Can you say User Fees'' ❑ Fresh blood. In both Ajax and Pickering, there are new appointees (with an Ajax byelection to follow) on our respective coun- cils. have mixed emotions about the process and outcome of recent moves in Pickering, but we all have to play by the rules. A special note to Mayor Wayne Arthurs: There are a lot of angry Ward 2 residents who have a lot of pointed questions. ❑ Big trucks. It's been a year since Angela Worona was killed by a loose truck wheel while driving on Hwy. 401 in Ajax. Exactly 369 days later, there has been little improvement on our roads, a fact that was underscored this week when a police spotcheck blitz of trucks on the highway discovered a lot of unsafe vehicles. Didn't any- one listen? El Day care. The Ontario gov- ernment is still talking about fund- ing cutbacks, Durham Region's public school board has cut junior kindergarten and the separate board faces some tough decisions in that regard. With dwindling fiscal resources, something has got to give. And, that means those of us who have kids at or near school age. ❑ Teacher -as -target. Enough already. They're not all a bunch of whiners and they try damned hard with the resources they have to turn out bright, eager, learned students. But, yes, they do get summers off. r P TftE NEW9 i(DV9ItTISER SUNDAY.`FEBRUARY 4. 1996�PAh1✓ 7 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 SECRETARIES: The Ajax -Pickering Medical Secretaries Association meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Timothy's Presbyter- ian Church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax. Guest speaker is Janice Nixon of the Ajax Chapter of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation. 686-2580 (Lois). PARKINSON: The local chapter of the Parkinson Foundation of Canada meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's United Church, comer of COIMxne and Centre Sts., Whitby. Use south door. Guest speaker is Jan Ozechowski. All wel- come. 723-3183 or 668-6580. SECRETARIES: Professional Secre- taries International, The Association for Office Professionals, meets at 7 pm _ in the Durham Region Planning Depart- ment board room, fourth floor of the Lang Tower in the Whitby Mall, corner of Hwy. 2 and Thickson Rd. The topic is Women's Financial Planning. 839- 9)6(') (Ann Finney). TUESDAY, FEB. 6 ANXIETY DISORDERS: The Free From Fear Foundation's support group for people suffering from such anxiety disorders as panic attacks and phobias meets the first Tycsday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. For loxation, call 831- 3877. A bi-monthly newsletter is avail- able. WEIGHT LOSS: The Canadian Cato- rig Counters support group for men and women wanting to lose weight meets Tuesdays from 7 to 8 pm. at Amber" Presbyterian Church, Whites Rd. and Strouds Lane. Pickering. S1.25 per week. _"-I 168 (San(h). FIBROMYALGIA: The Fibroymyal- gia/Chronic Fatigue Support Group meets the first Tuesday of each month firm 7 to 9 pm. at the Ihrrtiam Region- al Police station at Brook Rd. and Hwy. 2. Pickering. 839-3586. PARENT SUPPORT: The Associa- tion of Parent Support Groups of Ontario moxas locally every "Fuc. ay at 7:15 p.m. It's for parents worried about their children becoming involved in drugs, alcohol, running away. dropping out of school, committing crimes or parental abuse. Call for location. 1-800- 488-5666. FELLOWSHIP: A Ladies in Fellow- ship Evening is held at 7:30 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The theme is Love in Bloom. $2 at the door. All ladies wel- come. Lug -a -mug. 839-2494 (Edna). GENEALOGY: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Region of Durham) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Resources Centre, 45 Queen SL, Oshawa Topic is Begin- CtLARKE HENNING INC. lye TRUSTEES & INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS -Free Confidential Consultatk►n- OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT OSHAWA (Downown (905) 728-940-1 %10111NING6111E MALL (ScarC.'Wesr H+L--(416) 283 -KI -0O SCARBOROUGHIioi or DvPr (-#16)'750-9620 TORONTO UnmSn LHti (41036#-4.121 BRAMPTON cennomHwy roASwiesi_(905)455-5705 ST.CATHERINES (905)688-3181 ners and Problem Night. Free. All wel- come. 683-2476 (Marion), 723-7460 (Bessie). SOCCER: The Pickering Village Soc- cer Club holds registration for boys and girls aged five years and older from 6:30 to 8 pm. at Pickering High School, 180 Church St. N., Ajax. S65 per player. 427-0022 (Cyril Renaud). UNEMPLOYED HELP: The Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre hosts a Resume Preparation workshop from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at 1400 Bayly St., Unit 12. No charge. 420-4010. QUILTERS: The Durham "Trillium Quilter's Guild meets at 7:30 pm. at the Caribbean Culture Centre, 600 Went- worth St. E., Oshawa. Guest speaker Carolyn Millikin shows her award-win- ning quilts. All welcome. 905-623- 7892. SENIORS: The Tuesday :Morning Senior Citizens Friendship Discussion Group meets at 9:30 am. at the Senior Citizens' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Adrian Richards discusses Free Radical "Theory of Disease. 619- 0315 (Betty). "]FDtiESDA V', I -FR. 7 TIF?N GIRLS: The Youth Centre: and 4`k' [An -ham Region Health DLrm ment offers a free Female Mind and Bo dv program for girls 13 to 16 years. It runs weekly to May 1, with sessions from 4:30 to 6:30 pm. at "the Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W. (just east of Westney Rd.), Ajax. Register, 428-1212. ALCOHOL: Adult Children of Alco- holics, Ajax -Pickering chapter, meets Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village. No charge. 416-593-5147. BUIX;ET: The Durham Board of Edu- cation continues budget talks at 7 pm. at its centre at 400 Taunton Rd. E.., Whitby. 666-5.W or 1 -8(X) -265-31M8. PC: The (Mtario Riding Progressive Conservative Association holds its annual general muting at 7 p -m. in the Admiral Room of the Ajax Community Centre, 75 Centennial Rd. 6186-55(1.3. THURSDAY, FEB. 8 NEWCOMERS: The Pickering -Ajax Newcomers Club meets the second Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. at Pickering Village united Church, 300 Church SL N. It's for women living in the area three years or less. 619-8070 (Lorraine). VOLUNTEERS: The Durham Region Association for Volunteer Administra- tion holds its annual general meeting from 11:45 am. to 2:30 p.m. at Trillium Trails Ski Area, 53 Snow Ridge Ct., north of the village of Raglan. S25, includes lunch. Reserve, 432-1984 (Mary -Jane Net- tle). PLAY GROUP: St. Paul's Play -A - Long group for toddlers and pre-school- ers is held 'Tuesday and Thursdays from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Babies welcome. $2.50 per session. Arts, crafts, circle time, snacks. 683-4750 (Jeanette Miller). COMPUTERS: The Durham P.C. User's Club meets from 7 to 10 pm. at CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave.. Oshawa. Presentation on Local Bulletin Board Services (BBS). 723-3179 (Allan), 905-623-2787 (Linda). SINGLE PARENTS: Parents Without Ilartncrs meets at 8 p.m. in St. George's Anglican Church (upstairs), 51 Centre: St. S., Oshawa. 571-5452 (DLhbie) or 723-1699 (Ron). PICKERING H.S.: An information night is held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. for par- ents of children in Grade 8 who will atterxi Pickering High School in the fall. The school is at 180 Church St. N., Pickering Village. Meet in the north gym. 683-3761. HOMEPRENEURS: The Durham Homepreneur Cmwp holds its monthly breakfast meeting from 7:30 to 9 am. at Annandale Golf and Curling Club, Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. S10. includes networking. continental break- fast, display table to promote your com- pany, product and/or service, guest Speaker. Register at 68(-8627. PCs: The Durham West Progressive Conservative Youth Association holds a fo nHn on post- wccnd,-m sctkx)l edtxa- tion at 7 p.m. at the _,UuLUklale Golf and Curling Club, Bayly and Church Sts.. Ajax. Panel members include Durham West MPP Janet Ecker. Tercrice Young. parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Education and Training, York Uni- versity admissions director Tom McIinger. and Durham College execu- tive director of communications and development Mary Lvnn West-Moymes. All welcome. No charge. 416-483-3067 (Amanda Jardine). FR IDA Y, FEB. 9 ADDICTIONS: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets every week to help participants deal with addictions of all kinds, includ- ing co-dependency. All welcome. 428- 9431 (Jim). SATURDAY, FEB. 10 PITROGLYPHS: The Pickering Nat- uralists host a long walk at Petroglyphs Provincial Park. Meet at the southwest corner of the Pickering GO station, Bayly St. and Liverpool Rd. Take a lunch. Register at 416-766-08(X) (Stuart Kenn). SPELLING BEE: Registration for the 7th Annual Spelling Bee of Canada Contest is held from fl am. to 1 pm. at the Pickering Central Library. Chic: The F_splanadL. It continues every Saturday until the end of the month. 420-89()8 (Isola). OPEN HOUSE: Rosebank Villa Retirement Residerk:e. 5;4 Rodd Ave., Pickering, holds an open house today and tomorrow from I to 4 p.m. Visitrm may tour the facility. 509-2582 (Rebec- ca or Marv, - CONCERT: The Festival Players pre- sent an all -Mozart concert entitled A Tribute to Amadeus at 7:30 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N. Performers include 16 - year -old prize-winning pianist Moshe Kim, flautist Ron Korb, tenor Eric MacKeracher and the O nana Singers. Adults S12, seniors and students S8. Tickets available at the door or at the Mastermind educational store at the Pickering Town Centre. 416-929-9920 (Ron Ckwd n). To list your non-profit group's upcoming event, call the News Advertiser at I 683-5110 or fax us in the newsroom: 683-7363 _I IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT PICKERING 1550 KINGSTON RD. 107T ST 40 KUNG ST. WEST (SUITE 210) 839-8981�(SUITE 2071 839.8981839.8981 CAR WON'T GO? 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Fourth time lucky for Ajax curler Bob Turcotte takes a well-deserved rest at his Ajax home after skipping his Ontario rink to the Canadian Senior Men's Curling Championships in Medicine Hat, Alberta last Sunday. Although he's a long-time member at the Annandale Curling Club in Ajax, Turcotte's senior rink represented the Brampton Curling Club. photo by Ron Pietroniro STEVE SMITH CARPENTRY LTD. Contracting Est. 1979 Complete home and office remodelling. General improvements & additions, Wall units 6 cabinets. Free standing and built-in. Quality workmanship at reasonable rates. 427-7400 Save 10% on winter rates with this ad. ❑ Bob Turcotte finally wins a Canadian championship after three unsuccessful attempts By Al. RIVETT SFN)R-Fs kF X)kTF k AJAX - An Ajar curler is the ruler of the rinks after coming up lust short of the mark on ihrce other occasions durinL, his .areer. Bob Turcotte, of Ajax, skipped his Brampton Curling Club rink to the title at the CIBC Canadian Senior h1ens Curling Championship which concluded in Medicine Hat. Alberta Sunda%. With the championship on the line, Turcotte's Ontario rink put it all together at crucial times to earn a 10-6 %ictory in an extra end over the Bill Johnson rink of northern Ontario. Curling with Turcotte were lead Steve McUermot of Georgetown, sec- ond Bob Lichti of Waterloo and vice Roy Weigand of Toronto. Turcotte gives full credit to Weigand who made two difficult shots in the 10th end to give his trailing rink new life. Weigand's shots enabled the Turcottc four- some to tic the match at 6-6 and send the gamc to an extra end. Playing for a single point in the extra end, the Turcotte team scored four instead to cap the comeback. The 51 -year-old skip questions some of the shot selections of his opponent in the 101h end. but hitt foursome took full advantage of opportunities in the match. "We were fortunate." he admits. The Turcotte rink amassed a record of nine wins and two losses in round-robin play. In the semi-final contest, his foursome defeated the Alex Kahler rink of Saskatchewan 6- 5. The �.,amc was tied S -S *oing into the last end w lien Turcotte drew to the four -lout circle to win the game. It's not the first time in Turcotte's 30 years of curling that he's been to a national curl- ing championship. He competed at the Brier i the Canadian men's championship, in 1979 and the Canadian mixed championships in 1990 and 1992, but was denied the title all three times. So. to finally capture a nation- al title is extra special for Turcotte. a member of the Annandale Curling Club in Ajax since 1967. "It was really nice to finally win." he says. Turcotte says the competition at the senior nationals was excellent as Ontario got stiff tests from 'Manitoba. Alberta and Saskatchewan. The Ontario representative rink was one of the pre -event favorites to take the national title. "We knew we'd he one of the favuritcs. Ontario is startin,, to become a force in curlin,-, and we felt it we had any luck we'd he ri_,ht there itis the title)." he says rhe Canadian senior men's title was the culmination of a eery succcssluf year fur Turcotte and his team Earlier in the season, the rink captured a honspicl in Ottawa and the $5,000 first priic. At the pro%in- cial senior men's championship. the Turcotte rink dent undefeat- ed with a record of seven wins to qualify for the Canadian showdown. The senior men's curling title isn't the onl-, championship won by memhers ut the Turcotte household. His wife Kristin was a member of the Ontario rink which won the Canadian Laches Curling Championship in 1990 Ed Werenich was the victor PICKE:RING -- A curling article which appeared in the Wednesday. Jan. 31 News Ad\crtiser contained erroneous information. The article stated Wayne Nliddaugh won the Eastern LateniNght Special: 981 BROCK RD. S. 981 BROCK RD. S. at Bayly• at Bayly Pickering llocation&91:1� Pickering location Mho --h. BXJY (�)N E foodong and receive the second for after 9:00 p.m. 99� with the purchase of a medium beverage. 981 Brock Ad. S. at Bayly - Pickering location only 420-9903 Restrictions May Apply. Not Valid With Any Other Offer. Challenge Round. In tact, it was the Ed Werenich rink which was the Victor. with Wcremi:h adcanc- in,, to the Nokia Cup to PickenriL next week fhc \ews Ad%cruscr regrets the error. LUCKY WINNER: Pictured -left to right -Bill Johnstone (Service Co-ordinator) with December's grand prize winner Mona Caprani and Bob Myers. GOodwrench I ENTER, Service nd WIN! prize or February is a 4 -head Toshiba Ser♦rvkeAMS VCR (approx. value 5350°") t/ir� I See Service for details. a(HOURS Mon. - Fri. 7:30 . I p.m. CHEVROLET OLDSWBILE GEO LTD. 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Police roadblocks and spot inspections o1' hikers travelling to their Caesera clubhouse in Scugog go " hcyond the scope of ti hat the Supreme Court of Canada has said is allowahlc in the scope of a road check." said Para-l)icc Rider lawyer Da\ id Girvan. during final arguments in a three -week-old civil trial in which the club is suing Durham Police for _s60jxx)_ Para -Dice Riders members say their .-onstitutional rights are beim_ violated by the police road :heck,. conducted chile hc,iJin,_ 'licit Lake Police have used helicopters. video cameras. g s masks. dog*s and the Tactical Support Unit in the road checks, court heard. Under the Highway Traffic Act, the stops are illegal because "there is /cro cyidence" police were investigating a particular crime or that club numbers were implicated in any criminal activi- ty. Mr. Girvan said. '1'ou'yc got to he imcstigating a crime ... other- wise you could stop anyone am - where... \I,- Gir\an said the only basis f,)i i,,t`ping club :clic pro - file — "long hair. tattoos and Harley Davidsons... Durham Police lawyer David Sims argued that common law police powers and "the police's responsibility to prevent crime and detect crime" fully justify the spit checks. -The Para -Dice Riders are an outlay motorcycle gang" tied to organised crime and hays a histo - n of "often resurtini-I to violence. intimidation and terrorism of small communitics such as Caescra." Mr. Sims said. He said the road checks reas- sure lural residents intimidated by the bikers. send a message to the club "peace will he maintained and are key in "the fight against crime.' The precedent -setting trial is being closely followed by police forces across Ontario. "There are important constitu- tional issues which roust he clari- fied to enable police to carry out their duties," said Mr. Sims, adding the ruling could jeopardise the legalities of police Ril)I: spotchecks. Mr. Justice D.S. Ferguson is expected to hand down his dcci- sion in+riling in the cumin_ Whatcha do to my body Aerobics instructor Diane Frizzell takes a class through its paces during a recent workout at the new Body Pulse Fitness for Women facility in Ajax. photo by Ron Pietroniro Call-in show debates GTA reform DURHAM -- You can have your say on proposed Greater Toronto Area reform during a one-hour phone-in program on the Golden Report being aired soon. Panelists on the show include Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond, Metro Chairman Alan Tonks, Globe and Mail columnist John Barber and Toronto Star columnist David Lewis Stein. Andrew Coyne of the Globe and Mail is host. 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Department -store club plans often offer generous discounts and repayment options at no interest. Here are a few tips for gift -givers. as well: • Bridal registries are a convenient and proper alternative to a cash gift. According to the Lenox Report, 91 percent of gift - givers who used a bridal registry found it made the gift selection process easier. • The bridal consultant can offer appro- priate suggestions within one's budget. Since the wedding couple originally selected the item, g is sure to suit their entertaining styie. • As a special service to gift -givers, many registries will wrap, ship or hand - deliver the gift to the bride's home. • When managed property, the registry system can offer the gift -giver ideas for future holidays or special occasions that the couple wiR celebrate. A recent survey conducted for Lenox, the nation's only manufacturer of both fine china and crystal products, shows that 36.7 percent of those who have attended a wedding in the last year selected an item from the bride's registry. The Lenox Report On Wedding Gift Giving also cited that china, crystal and flatware remain enormously popular with gift -givers, figuring in nearly a third (31 percent) of all wedding gifts. Still, couples sometimes end up with an incomplete registry after the wedding. To help, Lenox is offering tips to brides in a free guide entitled Making Your New Life Complete: A Plan to Completing Your Bridal Registry. Here are a few of their suggestions for registering couples: • Keep the registry focused on special items that will last a lifetime, like place set- tings for your table, but always make it broad enough with gems for all budgets. • To avoid exchanges and other unwant- ed gifts, register in a department store that is conveniently located to most guests. • Effectrvely communicate registry infor- mation to family, friends and business associates. • Most registries offer help in cataloging gifts received and maintain this informa- • yr�r.� -• is •X• - ; ay BRIDAL AND GIFT REGLSTRY The most comprehensive computerized Registry= Service available nationwide Represented By Scarborough Town Centre (416) 296-0555 ext. 4434 (lower level) and Oshawa Centre (905) 571-1211 • (upper level) Let the Bay Gift Registry Consultants help you co-ordinate all your household needs. 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Jack Fraser Men's Wear Scarborough Pickering Oshawa Town Centre Town Cenfre Centre Mi PAGV: 1R -THF NEWS Aiiv Rtr1SFR suNDAA'%FEBRI'ARl' 4, 1996 Spring Sunday, Feb. • Bridal '96 11 at the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre Financial planning is key to couples tying the knot When couples vow to have and to hold. for better or for worse, for richer. for poorer, most believe love will ease the mingling of money as they merge two households. But, for many, money matters soon become an explosive issue as couples try to merge two dif- ferent styles of financial management. Ann Diamond, financial counselor and author of Fear Of Finance. offers advice to the two million newlyweds settling into their married lives every year. -Few couples talk about money before the marriage." states Diamond. "Often couples approach the altar without knowing if the other person has outrageous credit-card debt or just doesn't believe in balancing a check- book Keeping these matters private until after the wedding can result in major conflicts. Newlyweds need to sit down and open up their checkbooks. tax returns. billing statements and bro- ke-aae accounts to discuss what they have. what their financial goals may be. and most importantly. how they will manage their money from month tc month." He Spends. She Spends Wec:..rg ;.,ann:rg certa;nly brings finances into the spotlight. "As couples plan for the big event they often find tney have entirely different attitudes about spending versus saving or just how much a wedding should cost." According to Diamond. "One way to help avoid arguments over money is to invest in a S40 money -management software program like Quicken@ that helps manage personal finances and gives a couple a clear picture of their financial situation. The software has been credited with preventing conflict because it tracks expenses and invest- ments. balances your checkbook, writes checks, creates budgets and recommends savings plans for college and retirement. How To Avoid Arguments Over Money Ir aod;t;on to using personal -finance software. Diamond recommends the following tips to couples: • adjust tax withholding. As soon as you know you re getting married, adjust your withholding because you will pay more taxes as a married cou- ple. • Create contingency plans. When yo.. re getting ready to marry. make a point to obtain disability insurance, write a will and also set aside three to four months worth of salary in emer- gency funds. • Keep some money separate. While it's t,ne to have joint checking and sav- ings accounts, it's also wise to keep some money separate for discre- tionary spending. I, CANADA'S DISCOUNT PARTY SUPER CENTRE 40% AFF Party Giant Book 25% OFFForever yours Trans Canada Books 20% OFF Sunset Rainbow Books 25 Thickson Road North, Whitby Across From The Brick 432-7660 Helpful hints for a successful wedding Libraries and book stores are places to find help: If you want to plan your wedding yourself. there are plenty of places where you can get help. Your local library will have books about wedding planning and wedding etiquette. You may be able to borrow a number of books from the library at only the cost of your library card. There are a number of drawbacks to borrowing books from a library. One is that some of the books can be quite old and out of date — or out of style. The other drawback is that some of the more helpful books have charts, checklists and worksheets that you fill out to organize your wedding. If you own a book you can write in it and keep it as a permanent souvenir of your wed- ding. You cant — of course — do that with a library book. That's where rt may be better to browse through the library and then head to a book store to buy a copy of the book you find most useful. Try your hairstyle before your wed- ding day If you dont Ike to have any- thing left to chance, try out your hairstyle before the wedding. About a month before the wedding. make an appoint- ment with the stylist who will be doing your hair. Use this appointment to exper- iment with different styles and don't leave until you are satisfied -with your look. To help your stylist remember what you both liked and agreed on this day, get someone to take pictures of you before you leave. This will make it easier for the stylist to recreate the look on your wedding day. (And. because you look so great. invite your fiancE out for dinner afterward.) Use disposable cameras for unique memories: Want an unplanned and unique memory of your wedding? Trying placing one of those inexpensive, disposable cameras on every table at your reception. Then invite your guests to use the cameras to record the occa- sion as they see it. Have someone col- lect up all the cam- eras at the end of the evening and develop the film while you are away on your honey- moon. The results will be sure to be both touching and hilarious. Use single threat to attach rings to pillow If you have a ring bearer in your wedding parry. make sure the ring — or rings — are fastened to the cushion with a single thread. A single thread is easy to break as the rings are taken off the pil- low. There is less likelihood of the wed- ding rings being lost if those on the pillow are a facsimile and the real ones are car- ried by the best man and the maid of honor. A cake for her and one for him: When we think of wedding cake, we most com- monly think of a tiered, white cake with flowers or figurines at the top. This type of cake is known as the "bride's cake.- The "groom's cake". which is not as common, is usually a darker cake — chocolate or a dark fruit cake. It is sometimes offered at the wedding as an altemative to the brides cake. can be packaged to be sent home with wedding guests, or can be saved for the bride and groom to eat on their ann;versanes. Everyone has to start somewhere. The key is to start. And financial planning is no different, whether it be minimizing taxes, building your investments or planning your retirement. With a well thought out plan that takes into account your current lifestyle and future dreams, you'll be on your way to attaining your goals. I'll design a comprehensive financial plan that's right for you now, and for years to come. Why" Because you're worth more. To find out how, call me today at 831-(X)34 ext. 501 Come and see m< ar Bridal Show HMV61115111INN GWUP ..... �. Q.." r,.. ,...,. . t- rin Bridalp 96 Sunday, Feb. 11 at the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre Here comes the bride: A guide to wedding -day beauty "The Wedding March" begins. The way you look and feel. Many brides are bride takes her father's arm. The bou- too nervous to eat and sleep the night quet trembles in her hand. Family and before the wedding, but there is no more friends rise and tum. All eyes are upon important time to do so. Eating a hearty her. This is it—her wedding day breakfast the morning of the wedding is From the moment her father lifts the also a must—most brides are too busy veil until she waves farewell, the bride is greeting guests to actually enjoy the in the spotlight. Taking the big step is food at their own receptions. stressful, but the added pressure of - Eye dos --Even the most beauty -con - looking your best is enough to bring scious brides often lose a wink or two some brides to tears. How can brides -to- the night before the wedding. If you do be put aside their wedding -day jitters have tired eyes on your wedding day, and look and feel beautiful? Following remedy them with a natural healing are a few tips for near -perfect nuptials: agent. Tired eyes will benefit from eye - Marriage materials—Makeup and pads made of chamomile tea bags, hair -styling tools are obvious necessities cucumber slices or cotton pads soaked for wedding -day beauty, but don't forget in ice water. to bring along some beauty Lifesavers for - Give your hand in marriage fore last-minute touchups or emergencies. he slips the ring on your finger, make Cotton swabs, safety pins, scissors, sure that your hands and nails are in tip - bobby pins and moist towelettes can all top shape. For most brides, the wedding come in handy. Items such as adhesive day is the first and only time to have tape, which can be used to remove lint hands photographed, so special atten- or temporarily hold a falling hem, are tion should be taken. With little or no essential. When in doubt, go ahead and time for maintenance, a shorter or medi- pack it. You'll be glad you did.- um -length nail is preferable. A French - Smooth transition—Making a smooth manicure or neutral polish is perfect to transition into married life begins with a complete that special wedding -day look. smooth wedding day. Although there are - Blushing bride—A blushing bride no guarantees for the day, brides can should look like she's blushing, not Like ensure that their legs and underarms she's wearing too much blush. Makeup are smooth by getting a clean, close on your wedding day should make the shave. Brides should shave the morning most of you, not dominate your look. If of the wedding with a fresh blade for the you're having a professional apply your best results. 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Dresses flatter a vari- ety of figure types which makes shopping for gowns less challenging. Fabrics range from deep. rich bur- gundy. emerald and navy velvets to silver, gray and pewter satins. Also popular: sleeveless looks. fitted bustier bodices, full skirts. sexy slim shapes with fluted skirts, and body suits paired with velvet skirts. Figure -friendly lingerie Lingerie with buiit-in benefits is big news. Brides are adding to (or sub- tracting from) their figures with padded push-up bras and control -top hosiery made with energizing Lycra for added comfort. The styles, shades and patterns of the undergar- ments are both functional and femi- nine. Retro men's wear Cary Grant. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. The Duke of Windsor. Men's wear flashes back to classic movie -star style with elegant, structured tuxe- dos. Notched lapels, shawl collars and three -button suit jackets outfit today*s groom. 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Come and view our new line of "CRUISEWEAR" Our fabulous selection of new BRIDAL GOWNS wiU be shown Feb. 11 at the Ajax Bridal Show. SPecial Moments 137 Byron St. N. (Pearson Lanes) Whitby 666-8689 il 't" Spring Bridal '96 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1996 -PAGE. 21 Sunday, Feb. 11 at the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre For otos that lust a lifc4'ime, choose carefully Your wedding is a once-in-a-life- time event, but the photographs of your wedding day will last for gener- ations. Choosing the person who will take all those pictures is one of the most important wedding decisions you'll make. How do you decide on a photogra- pher? Here are some suggestions. • Ask about style. Do you like jour- nalistic pictures? Or is your style more whimsical, romantic or even classical? Ask potential photogra- phers whether they will use the style that captures your personality best. • Look at samples. Ask to see albums that show complete wed- dings from start to finish. After all, you want your wedding album to include all the important moments of your big day. • Ask about equipment. Make sure the photographer carries an extra camera in case one malfunctions. The industry standard is a medium - format camera, which produces neg- atives almost three times the size of those from an amateur 35mm cam- Let the your Wedding Da a success with packages to Suit your every need era. That's important because the size of the negatives can determine the quality and enlargement of the prints. • Meet the photographer. Discuss your budget and any special requests. And remember, the photographer will be with you for most of the day. If you don't get along, it will show in the pictures. • Ask about starting and finishing times. Choose a photographer who will take as many photos as neces- sary to cover the event. • Still photos or videos? Still pho- tography and videography are two very different mediums. Both require extensive training to produce high- quality results. • Check credentials. Select a pho- tographer who belongs to profes- sional associations. Associations keep their members up to date on the latest industry trends. Also, an association member will have a qual- ified back-up if he or she becomes ill and can't photograph your wedding. PHOTOGRAPHY *Free bridal album of your choice & 2 parents albums with every package `Free engagement sitting with every package *Free I Ix14 with every package booked with this ad. 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Here are some tips from one of the nation's leading wine cellar masters, Craig Johnson, whose wine list at Different Pointe of View restaurant at The Pointe Holton Resort at Tapatio Cliffs in Phoenix recently won the coveted Grand Award from Wine Spectator magazine for the fourth consecutive year. The cellar master's tips: 1. Match higher -acid foods (tomatoes, citrus fruits, goat cheese) with higher -acid wines (Sauvignon Blanc, Gamay Beaujolais, Pinot Noir). 2. Richer and fattier foods (duck. Iamb. beef, cheese) go well with either slightly oaky white wines, such as Chardonnay, or with young red wines, such as Cabernet Sauvignon or Zinfandel. 3. Spicy, salty or smoked and more heavily seasoned dishes call for lighter, fruity, low -alcohol wines, such as Gewurztraminer, Johannisberg Riesling and Gamy Beaujolais. 4. Pair foods with some sweetness (meat or poultry dishes with fruit sauces) with wines that offer some sweetness (such as Gewurztraminer, Johannisberg Riesling or White Zlnfandeo. S. Generally, wines should follow at the table in a natural progression from dry to sweet. However, if a dish with some sweetness comes early in the meal, k is AJAX d PICKERING 428-3466 best to serve a sweet wine with it. 6. Obvious opportunities for food and wine pairing occur when a specific wine is used in the cooking process, such as in a marinade or sauce. The table wine will tend to mirror the dish. 7. Successful food and wine pairing is highly subjective and individualistic—more an experimental, dynamic art form than a science. Don't be afraid to follow your own instincts. There are no rules for right and wrong. 8. Most importantly, the food should not overwhelm the wine any more than the wine should overpower the food. Together, they should be harmonious and complementary. Serious wine lovers can learn even more by enrolling in Different Pointe of View's one -day wine seminars offered once a month, June through August. The serninars include a tour of the award-win- ning wine cellar followed by a discussion and tasting, accompanied by appropriate gourmet cuisine selections. Call 1-800- 685-6850 for further information. You might even combine your wine seminar with a mini vacation by taking advantage of low summer rates --averag- ing $109 during the summer—at the Spanish Mediterranean resort. Built into the mountainside, the all -suite resod fea- tures golf, horseback riding, a hA-service spa and more. One could work up quite a thirst that way. The Origiral • 7 a. Romance • Country Charm Only minutes awa}, Everlasting Memories in a Quaint Country Atmosphere 1 Breathtaking Scenery AcLo►nnu"ul:ng -i0 1 350 by the hireplace LV or on the Covered LV S h5 Tenacv Sem:- to all-inclusive • I wedding E `.-• ' p� �,g 1900 Concezion 8 - 2nd Rd !North of .') 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It should notes without adding a hand - anyone who wants to give the be sent within two weeks of written, personal note. bride and groom a wedding gift receiving the gift and certainly 7 - Mention the gift specifical- can do so for up to a year after no later than three months after ly in your note. (If you have no the wedding. the wedding. idea what the gift actually is, Those same rules say the 3 - If you receive gifts before write about it in general terms happy couple doesn't have the wedding, sign with your — "Thank you for the lovely nearly that long to send out maiden name. Don't use your piece of crystal.") thank you cards. married name until after the 8 - If the gift is money, men - And, women's Iib aside, it wedding. tion what you will be spending it falls on the bride to make sure 4 - Share the task with your for. the cards are written and husband, particularly when it 9 - Don't let on if you don't mailed. comes to thanking his friends like the gift, if you plan to return There are a few simple rules and family for their gifts. it, or if it arrived broken. that may make it easier when 5 - If a group of people, such 10 - If you want to send a pic- writing thank -you notes: as co-workers, pool their money ture thank -you card, have the to buy one gift it is correct to photographer take the picture a 1 - Send a thank -you note for send one thank -you card to week or two be`. 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RENT IT? • Dishes A Glassware • Tables, Chairs, Linens • Candelabra A Arches • Flower stands, Fountains o And much more We carry a wide selection of disposable paper goods & balloons for any occasion Colours galore, visit our sbowroom 33 Harwood Avenue, Ajax (between Hwys. 401 & #2) TEL: (905) 683-1702 1 - - - - 1 1'x . . . . . . a- PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 19% SpringBridal '96 Sunday, Feb. 11 at the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre To include or not include children in the weddinpartqFor Michele Chaisson g there was no question about it: children were welcome at her wedding. "Why not, they're part of the family," said Chaisson. who lives in Elgin, Ont. north of Kingston.. "I hate it when they have invitations that say no chil- dren under 13 or whatever at the wedding. It's great for them to come, it gives them a special memory of the clay. - Not everyone wants young children at the wed- ding ceremony. Although they are part of the family. they may be too young tc fully understand the solemnness of the occa- sion. That may result in unwanted nose or disrup- tion. Sue Cardwell, of Courtice. east of Oshawa. didn't want the disruption — but she didn't want to offend anyone either. When she sent out invita- tions she specifically chose not to mention children. leaving it up to parents to decide if their children -were mature enough to handle a wedding. But_ for Cardwell, there .0 r t loe— LAKEP 1 Golf Club Call Ann Richmond, Banquet Manager (905) 428-6321 was no doubt her hus- band's two children from his first marriage would be part of the ceremony. When the time came that she and her husband, Nick, were married his young son and daughter were present at the altar as part of the wedding party. After the official pho- tographs were taken, the children were given a ride home in a limousine. "They thought that was great fun." said Cardwell. Because they were so young, both under the age of 7. they didn't even real- ize there was a reception afterward. That was a wise move on the new step -mother's part. according to etiquette guru Miss Manners. In one of her many books about correct and incorrect man- ners, she suggests inviting step children to take part in the wedding can play a major part in future marital bliss. Step -children — or even the happy couple's own children — can have a role in the wedding party. They may be attendants. junior attendants or even may Presents... WEDDING RECEPTIONS simply wish to stand near their parent or parents at the altar. If they don't want to be part of the wedding, they may XIL�� sit in the front pew with other rela- tives. feel they are going against dren and possibly those of the wishes of one of their their brothers and sisters. parents. If you want children to If you really don't want come, you may send older children at your wed- children their own invita- ding, be gracious tion — and must do so if about expressing that they live away from their desire don't parental home. You may include a terse send a separate invitation If step-chil- �-; - , "no children' on to all the children in a fami- dren don't = the invitation. ly, or you may include "and want to be ,� - �� :?l ;; , And, except for family" on their parents' at the 1- children who invitation. wedding t •`. ,`a,` ' '7 may be in the Be aware that will cover or be a► J wedding party or every person living in that part of Y;ti" children of the home — from the youngest the Gere ,; \,. bride and groom, person to the oldest grand- ydon't oce dont make any parent. Some people have for it, } exceptions. interpreted this to include a Another ! Emily Post sug- wide range of family mem- authority on Bests those giv- tiers — whether they live etiquette , _ t } Ing the wedding under the same roof or not. Emily Post. ! /�! might want to Having children attend a believes the enclose a note wedding isn't always a parent who is in the Invitation scene from hell + Capacity 200 + Full Banquet Facilities + Fully Licensed Our facility is designed to meet all your requirements \orth on Lakeridge Rd. to Brawlev Rd. E, just north of Hwy. 7. g e t t i n g, vN- remarried +' should get approval from the other parent if the chil- dren are to act as attendants. This would eliminate a feeling of disloy- alty among the (_ children who may _lake Your Own Wine! 0 0 IV low e� _ •. 0 { j explaining that costs and r , space prevent you from ask- ing all chil- dren under a =—� certain age. Once you have done this, however, you must make no exceptions to the rule — except for the bride or groom's own chil- Diane Smyth, of Kingston, welcomed chil- dren. They were present in the wedding party and as guests — and they provid- ed her with some wonderful memories of the day. "The ring bearer kept swinging the pillow back and forth as he went down the aisle — much to the delight of the other guests.' she said. Spend the most important day in your life at "Thunderbird Golf Club". We offer two elegant banquet rooms both with access to private outdoor patios, bridal garden for those special photographs and a large foyer to welcome your guests. Fully catered four course dinner created by our chef. Air conditioned rooms with golf course views. Our experienced wedding co-ordinators will help make your day run smoothly. We offer complete wedding package prices as well as a la Carte. Our completely refurbished Ashburn room, on the main level, is fully wheelchair accessible. A few good dates available for 1996, booking for 1997. .?JVD EA�'9 995 Myrtle Road West, Ashburn ,� o (minutes North of Whitby) IN THE �311�0 � Call Carol Magister 686-1121 a� 0 pry Bridal The elegance and class of the '40s is back in vogue in formal wear, but with a '90s twist. So says Leonard Goldstein, vice-president of Freeman Formalwear, a leader in men's formal fashions since it opened its first store in Toronto in 1918. Freeman Formalwear now services men's wear stores across Canada, including Jack Fraser stores which have rented Freeman's custom formal wear for 40 years. Freeman Formalwear has a vast selection of top-of- the-line tuxedos and accessories, including the best styles from Perry Ellis, Ralph Lauren, Pierre Cardin and Cambridge Clothes. Top of the line in tuxedos is Matteo Maas formal wear which features the softness and high per- formance of imported Italian lightweight "high - 'twist" wool. "There is a style for everyone in our current s can L= THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FF:BRU ARV 4,1996 -PAGE 24; -. Sunday, Feb. 11 at the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre new again wear in `90s collection," says Goldstein, who's been with Freeman Formalwear for the past 26 years. Elegance and simplicity are the two constants for wedding parties of the '90s, he says "Right now, dressing for weddings tends to be very elegant. You would be reminded of the '40s Hollywood, Cary Grant and Fred Astaire. That's the feeling at weddings today. In terms of color, Goldstein says the tradi- tional black and some new interesting wine, green or navy shades are popular with 1996 wedding par- ties.. Vests have taken on a heightened importance for wedding parties in the '90s, says Goldstein. Grooms are choosing high - closing vests in a variety of patterns, textures and col- ors, including an interest- ing new stripe available in black, charcoal, wine, navy and green. The high -clos- ing vests are so popular that they're even being worn with some double- breasted tuxedos. Goldstein explains the partnership of Freeman's and Jack Fraser is a win- win situation for wedding parties as they get looked after by two strong, rep- utable companies. "When you have two companies like these back- ing you up, you know that everyone in the wedding party will look their best," says Goldstein. Freeman's service is leg- endary. They simply will not let their customers down. Talk about going the extra mile, they've gone so far as to purchase a seat on an Air Canada flight in order to deliver a replace- ment bow tie to an anxious groom in British Columbia. Right across Canada, renting Freeman Formalwear from Jack Fraser stores has provided wedding parties on their special day with formal wear of quality and distinc- tion. make your moon go smoother Planning a honeymoon? These tips from Lancaster, Ont. travel agent Jennifer Farmer might help it go smoother.. 1 - Work only with a travel agent who makes you feel comfortable. 2 - If you really, really want to certain destination then book your honeymoon early. A year in advance isn't too early if getting your choice location means a lot to you. 3 - you're not c exactly certain what You want or where i You want to go, sit `a down as a coupleand a what talk about � : you both want.- Then go in and see you travel agen to see wha she can sug gest. 4 - Thing , to conside ' when pickin a honeymoon location include: do You want to get a passport (and possibly vaccina- tions), how much money do you want to spend, do you dislike certain types of food. Let's face it, if you hate Mexican food you probably wouldn't enjoy honey- mooning in that country. 5 - Decide if you want a lot of modem conveniences. "If you want hot water 24 hours a day don't go to countries like the Dominican Republic, because you won't get it." said Farmer. Places without modem conveniences can still be good honeymoon spots, but couples should decide how important convenience is to them. 6 - Don't eliminate certain types of vacations because of pre -conceived ideas. Some people, men particularly, shy away from cruises because they think it means getting dressed up all the time, said i 1 Farmer. 1 k .,A -There are • lots of cruis- es where �c • - you don't -., '' • -have to get t dressed up every night," �• she said. 7 - Ask your friends • ( where they have trav- `- Iled on l vacation and • ` Vif they ,� . • enjoyed it. But don't feel pressured into taking the same trip someone else took simply because they had a good time. The general location might be good — Europe or the Caribbean — but there are all kinds of lit- tle things they wanted or were willing to compromise on that could make it unpleasant for you. R11 ickerinc�oto Of I WEDDING PORTRAITS ` NOW BOOKING FOR 1996 _ . � J . to Photography �! Chuck ! Award winning Photographer Chuck Shumilak LIVERPOOL HUB PLAZA 1905)831-4305 1298 KINGSTON RD. "Rockwell" of photography in Pickering Chuck Shumilak is to wedding photography what Norman Rockwell is to art. At least that's the reputation he's established for his work. For something a little different in wedding photos, Pickering Photo is the place. Mixing traditional, fun and new, Chuck and Debbie Shumilak create award winning photography. As owners of Pickering Photo, a camera and framing store with a custom designed studio, Chuck and Debbie are ready to meet your photographic needs. The large studio allows Chuck to photograph the complete wedding party as well as entire family groups. By establishing a good working rapport with the bride and groom, Chuck is able to produce quality work. He says that when he gets to know the couple personally, they are more relaxed and natural, which shows through in the pictures. Being flexible is an important aspect of photography. While the Shumilaks can take traditional photos of the church, park, home and reception, they are prepared to accommodate the wishes and needs of the bride and groom. The Shumilaks also do wedding videos and offer a complete bridal film package. For more information call 831-4305. 'd;.ate .,1 .. _..,._ a... =:�,ww,,.•-.v... The highest quality Disc Jockey Entertainment available. Our Fun b upbeat entertainers ensure an incredible, totally interactive party, eating lasting memories guaranteed or your money back! Ask about your Free pre -wedding . consultation Serving all (905) 940-2604 of Ontario or (416) 587-8475 U GETTING MARRIED THIS YEAR? 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Ajax -Pickering goaltender Dave Nortes was outstanding between the pipes, making 49 saves, many in rapid-fire succession. The Raiders opened the scoring on the pow- erplay as Jeff Miles pounded on a rebound from T.J. Kemp's point shot for a 1-0 sec- ond -period lead. Minutes later, the Legionaires beat Nortes for the only time. Oliver Lopez scored to give the Raiders a 2-1 edge, then Miles banked the shot off the goalie from a sharp angle with six -tenths of a second left in the frame for a 3-1 Raider advantage. Pat Tobin scored for Ajax -Pickering in the third frame, as the Raiders went ahead 4-1 to stay. Nortes' goaltending was the story of the final stanza, as he made 21 saves to frustrate Oshawa. In other league games. Sean Docherty had two goals and an assist as the Raiders lost 5-3 to the Peterborough Petes. Miles tallied the other Ajax -Pickering goal. Paul Guthrie Stellargoaltending paces Ajax atoms .,UAX — The Ajax Knights Mike's Auto Service mine atom select hockey team posted three shutout victories t ad%wice to the final of the recent Malvern Vipers Tom Mill Memorial Tmirnarnent. In the championship contest. the Ajacians outplayed Whitby but still came up on the short end of a 1-0 decision_ Goeltenders Chris Roy and Darryl Caster allowed just oar goal in the four games, with outstanding defensive help hm Ton' GuarTasi. Clayton Hanlmann. Kevin Spraggs Chris Ken and Warren Ounjian. In the semi-fma1. the Mike's Auto atoms cruised to a 9-0 wir Over Chinguacousy. Robar had a hat trick while Murphy add& a pair. Jason Kelly. Robbie Sales. Shane Stapleton and Ounjian connected for one each to earn Ajax a berth in the finals. The Knights opened the tourney with a 6-0 romp over Cedar Hill. Calvin Wells- notched a pair. while Ryan Robar. Colin Smith. Devon Murphy and Ounjon had one each. Ajax then scored a 4-0 win over West Hill. with Murphy notching a hat trick and Robar scaring once. F.ariia in January. the Knights played in the Oak�dlle tour- ney. advancing to the semi-finals against Brampton. With th game tied 1-1 after regulation time. a shootcwt decided the out come in Brarnpton's favor, but not until eight rounds had bc-ci completed Brandon Hutton scared fcx Ajax. with Colin Brune assisting. To reach the semi-finals, Ajax won its division with two win and a tie, then defeated Oak Alle 6-5 in quarter -final action. Ajax Packaging novices send Oshawa packing AJAX — The Ajax Mead Packaging ravine select ringette team split a pair of recent league contests against Whitby and Oshawa The Mead Packaging novices dropped a 6-4 decision to Whitby. Kaitlyn Nienhuis scored twice, with Teryn Emsbe and Stefanie Darlow each finding the net once. Alicia Konlecny. .Mary T. Faux, Melissa Jones, Darlow and Emshe all added assists. Against Oshawa, the Ajax novice selects scored an 84 victo- ry. Danielle Bentley netted a hat nick, with Krystan Jones and Emshe each potting a pair of goals. Melissa Jones notched the other marker. Emshe also counted three assists, with two to Nienhuis and singles to Justine Bateman, Melissa Jones, Krystart Jones and Stefanie Darlow. The defence of Kristen Marson, Faux, Bateman and Katy Swades played well in both contests m front of goaltender Kim Gray who also turned in outstanding efforts. Ajax bunnies AJAX — The Ajax Kinette Club minor bunny ringette team thrashed Whitby 11-0 in a league contest Jan. 14. Leading the scoring parade was Kustie Bateman with two goals and three assists. Other scorers were Michael Bentley, two goals and two assists; Samantha Elvin, two goals, one assist; hop to victory St Sherman, one goal, two assists; Derek Smart, one goal, one assist; Michelle Kawal, one goal, two assists; Kyla McDonald, one goal, one assist; Garrett Konecny, one goal, one assist; and Brooke Sawyer, one assist. Goaltender Jodi McDonald recorded the shutout made 24 saves in goal. In Markham against the Waxers. Ajax - Pickering fell behind 3-0 before eventually losing 4-3. Shawn Silliphant, Miles and Docherty scored for the Raiders, while Nortes made 29 saves. Against the Richmond Hill Stars, Miles scored a hat trick, but it wasn't enough as Ajax -Pickering lost 5-3. Guthrie stopped 28 of 33 shots on net. The Raiders also lost to the Barrie Flyers 5-3. Miles tallied twice for Ajax -Pickering, with Garrett Winder notching the other goal. 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TOP SCORERS Penny's Auto Service: James Lockett 16, Brent Sullivan 10, Terry Walsh 6, Brent Barton 6. Ell -Rod Holdings: Orin Taylor 13, Elman McLean 11, Reynolds Watkis 10. MASTERS DIVISION – GAME ONE Van Kempen Insuranc a 64 vs. Gallantry's Eatery 56. TOP SCORERS Van Kempen Insurance: Bob Nicktetord 26, Bill Boston 11, Barry Wood 8. Gallantry's Eatery: Reuben DeFrance 15, Ron Faragher 12, Tom Recaiis 12. GAME TWO Club Link 49 vs. Dakota Bob's 41. TOP SCORERS Club Link: Ray Fox 14, Don Leahy 13, Roger Young t0. Dakota Bob's: Dorn* Munch 13, Bob Pizer 11, Roger Bos 7. GAME THREE Mud Hen's Taps & Grill 51 vs. Elcyda Corp. 47. TOP SCORERS Mud Henb's Taps & Gen: Leon Largense 14, Dave Bayliss 11, Sam Terry 10. Ekyda Corp.: Frank Gallo 13, Mike Cruley 13, Scott Taylor 8. NONIIIASTERS STANDINGS As of Jan. 18 TEAM GP W L T PTS St -Pod Holdings 11 10 1 0 20 Rod & Vern's Place 11 8 3 0 16 Insurance Portfolio 11 7 4 0 14 AGS Caterers 11 3 8 0 6 Penny's Auto Service 11 3 8 0 6 Mud Hen's Br & Grill 11 2 9 0 4 NO"ASTER SCORING STATISTICS PLAYERREAM PT'S Randy Fiinsld (Gailantrys tatery Conrad Davis (Mud Hans) 290 Glenn Soon (RallMax) Ekren McLean (Ell -Rod Holdings) 218 Bob Nickletord (Van Kempen Insurance) Denver Daley (Rod & Vem's Place) tel Leon Are ngse (Mud HM's) Dodge Beckford (Vern & clods Place) 172 Kevin Walker (RNMax) Brent Sullivan (Penny's Auto Service) 168 Roger Young (Club Linc) Bob Harding (ASG Caterem) 155 Steve Leahy (pokes Bob's) Clem Fordo (Mud Hen's) 146 Bruce Briard (Club Link) Owen Officer (Insurance Portfolio) 142 Ray Fox (Club Link) James Lockett (P*nnys Auto Serwes) 129 DonBill Leahy (Club LwIk) Reynolds Watkis (Ell- Rod Holdings). 120 Nan Kwgm Insurance) Ivor Walker (Penny's Auto Service) 119 Bob Pira (DokoU Bob's) Chris Tavares (Mud Hun's) 118 Fred Dover (EIW& Corp.) Pal Brown (Rod & Vem's Place) 118 At Sakata (Dako4a Bob's) Grafton Hope (insurance Portfolio) 117 John Esposito (Rrllax) Vascoe Yard* (Ell -Rod Hold) 109 Frank Galt (Ekydo Corp,) Dave Phang (Rod & Vem's) 103 DaveVBe,*-s (Mud Hang Coln Exeter (ASG Caterers) 92 Paul (DoltoW Bob's) Vascoe Yanle (Eli -Rod Holdirgs) 100 Mike Jovanov (Galsntys Ealoq) Dave Phang rRod & V*m's) 103 Dana Mulch (Dakoh Bob's) Coln Exeter (ASC CatersrsI 92 Hens) Polo( Williams (Ell-iaod Holdings) 87 Luka wwe Iw (� �•� Hayden Leaoock (ASG Color" 86 Mike C M (Ebyda Corp.) Grantley Brahop (Insurance Portfolio) 82 Ride (!!lend Hans) Torry elver (ASG Caterers) 81 Grp Caaaidy (RNMrc) Vnton Reece (Insurance Portfolio) B' NOMMASTERS STANDINGS As of Jan. 18 TEAM GP W L T PTS Daxota Bob's 10 9 1 0 18 Mud Hen's Taps & Grin 10 6 4 0 12 R"ax 11 6 5 0 12 Club Unk 11 6 5 0 12 Van Kempen Insurance 10 5 5 0 10 Gallantry Eatery 10 3 7 0 6 Ekyda Corp. 10 1 9 0 2 Randy Fiinsld (Gailantrys tatery 142 Glenn Soon (RallMax) 123 Bob Nickletord (Van Kempen Insurance) 105 Leon Are ngse (Mud HM's) 103 Kevin Walker (RNMax) 101 Roger Young (Club Linc) 99 Steve Leahy (pokes Bob's) 96 Bruce Briard (Club Link) 96 Ray Fox (Club Link) 94 DonBill Leahy (Club LwIk) 93{ Nan Kwgm Insurance) 81 Bob Pira (DokoU Bob's) 79 Fred Dover (EIW& Corp.) 75 At Sakata (Dako4a Bob's) 72 John Esposito (Rrllax) 70 Frank Galt (Ekydo Corp,) 70 DaveVBe,*-s (Mud Hang 70 Paul (DoltoW Bob's) 66 Mike Jovanov (Galsntys Ealoq) 65 Dana Mulch (Dakoh Bob's) 64 Hens) 63 Luka wwe Iw (� �•� 61 Mike C M (Ebyda Corp.) 5e Ride (!!lend Hans) 57 Grp Caaaidy (RNMrc) 57 A COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE DUNN DENTURE CLINIC 196 BOND ST. 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Wishing Fred and Camille all the best and hopes for many more are daughters Rose -Marie and Mar - Birthdays 7 IEW -_�� _ garet, grandchildren Craig and Dana, and Daisy. ,engagement Congratulations and loves Birthday Birthda} Birthdays are big news in the Skin- go to Lesley Smith, the ner household in Pickering this week. .,._ daughter of Heather and - tiser carrier, Sean is in Grade 8 at David Smith of Pickering, Frenchman's Bay Public School. brothers Chris and Dave. and to Patrick Vander Voet, - 9, is in Grade 10 at Pickering High son of Syrkka and James School. Happy birthday wishes to one Feb. 4- "Happy Vander Voet of Scarbor- Pillenger were 15 Jan. I and brother Justin. Birthday wisher ough, on their recent engage - also to Danielle's friend Steve Sin- when family and friends went. The weddi ig will take d a Mary Ayres celebrated her place some time in the sum- Stephen and ` Kiddo. mer of 1997. Love from ings. Finally. Sherri turned Justin, parents Barb and Rick. Mom, Dad, Lindsey and Missey- it _ A Birthday Kinex and books. His higgGst birthday present was to finally have brother Adam home from hospital. Adam was born Aug. 29 at seven months, weighing three pounds (1.371 grams) After spending the first few months of his life in differ- ent hospitals. Adam is now at home, weighing seven pounds and smiling a lot. Feb. I was a special day for Mehboob [ n wJ Virani as he turned five. Mehboob keeps busy these days attending Blaisdale Montes- sori School in Pickering and learning how to swim and skate. He loves dinosaurs, Birthday Wishing Mehboob a happy birthday, with hugs and kiss- es, were Dadi Dolat, Daddy, Mommy, brother . Adam, Uncles Nasir, Nuruddin and Aly, and family in Toronto, Bramp- ton, Kenya and Vancouver. Birthday Katelin Plourde turned five Feb. 3. Mom, Dad, sib- lings Matthew, Chelsea and Hayden, Nanna, Grandy and Gramma, and Aunty Janet, who came from England, wished her the very happiest of birth- days. "We love you a whole big brach." Frances McGuire cele- brated a milestone Jan. 26. She turned 50 and wishing her all the best were hus- band John, daughter Michele, sons Derek and Brian and grandson Michael. A surprise party was held Jan. 27. Birthday A family says, "How time flies by so quickly. Just imag- ine, on Feb. 9, Justin Jorken will already be 10. He has grown to be a handsome young man, always eager to help around the house." Happy birthday from Mom. Dad, Oma Franke, Aunt Heidi, Uncle Arnie and Nlisty. Birthdays Birthdays Birthday Birthda} Birthdays are big news in the Skin- ner household in Pickering this week. .,._ Sean turns 14 Feb. 5. A News Adver- wishes from Mom, Dad. tiser carrier, Sean is in Grade 8 at out to l.auren Frenchman's Bay Public School. brothers Chris and Dave. Danielle, who turns `sweet 16' Feb. - 9, is in Grade 10 at Pickering High Twins Emilv and Jordan School. Happy birthday wishes to one Feb. 4- "Happy Sean and Danielle from Dad, Mom Pillenger were 15 Jan. I and brother Justin. Birthday wisher h i r t h - also to Danielle's friend Steve Sin- when family and friends clair, who also turns lh Feb. 9. Birthday A family says, "How time flies by so quickly. Just imag- ine, on Feb. 9, Justin Jorken will already be 10. He has grown to be a handsome young man, always eager to help around the house." Happy birthday from Mom. Dad, Oma Franke, Aunt Heidi, Uncle Arnie and Nlisty. Birthdays Birthday Birthday Birthda} K y 1 e i<f i t c h r l l wishc:. g° Sherri Haunton has wishes from Mom, Dad. Wilkin is turn- out to l.auren several hirthdays to brothers Chris and Dave. ing four Feb. 5. MCCarth�. uho's announce. Dawna Tanner Twins Emilv and Jordan Wishing him a _ one Feb. 4- "Happy turned 45 Jan. 24 with best Pillenger were 15 Jan. I _ happy birthday lA h i r t h - <wishes from her family. when family and friends 1 are brother, Poll�— d a Mary Ayres celebrated her sent along birthday greet- Stephen and ` Kiddo. 46th birthday, also on Jan. ings. Finally. Sherri turned Justin, parents Barb and Rick. ' 24, with greetings from 15 Feb. 2 with best wishes grandparents igen and Y., 1 n t S. family and friends. Mary's from Mom, brother Neil, I Wilkin, fiancee Lauren Kunz. o u r { daughter Christina turned Mary and Christina and best buddies Tiffany, Alex c o us i n one Jan12, with birthday Ayres. i and Mark. � J . � Drew. Birthday = Anniversaryr ........... Birthday One of the Robitaille There's a nei dri- , Happy Wroth beauties celebrates a ver on the way and :anniversary wishes birthday'. Samantha is his name is Bran- Walker. Bran- went to Victoria anddon four Feb. 4 and is haying Ro er DelleDonne R a party with don turned 16 Jan. �' Jan. 31. "hhe% can't sharing their unique s all her pals. 24 and Mom, Ben. - turnhrk the clock to and binding loye." s;iy k H a p p y Jim and Cosmo -- relive that cherished children David. ;;birthday wished him year da N, but theyn wind Christopher. Antho- s wishes from = another great year. -.. it up again to continue my and Crestal. Mom, Dad and big sis- ter Paige. i Birthdays "Our energy boosters are another year older." Allison Lewis turned seven Jan. 30 and Kyle four Nov. 30. Mom and Dad want Kyle and Allison r. ' to know f- " y o u bring us more joy and happiness than you'll ever know." Love and kisses from Mom and Dad. Birthday i Ryan Trump is one Feb. 8 and he'll get hugs and kiss- es from friends and family. especially Mommy, Daddy and - Kitty. "We love you Ryan. Hope �.. you have a p great day." Mythday Special birthday wishes go out to Nicole Goddard, who's 10 Feb. 9. "We hope you have a great day and we love you lots," say Dad, Mom,rd Nathan and Are. ' Birthday K y 1 e Kanhai is a teenager, turning 13 on Feb. 2. Best wishes . came from Mom, Dad, brother Kurt, sister Chantelle, family and friends. Birthday Moira Russell is 40 Feb. 7. Birthday wishes come from sons Scott and Graeme, husband John and her family it and friends on Humphrey Drive. Birthday? Submit it to Keith Gilligan's weekly ? Name Dropping column. We'll publish Anniversary . your special occasion in an easy -to -read Graduation? and easy -to -clip format... ... Send to: Name Dropping c% Keith Gilligan 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5. m i - . , . 1 . 1 , , PAGE 34 -THE: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 4.19% Buy one week, get the 2nd free! Call us for details Applies to Articles For Sale and ^;les For IN, Sale CLASSIFIED INTERNET ADDRESS: ttp://www.durhamnews.net (!905)683-0707 law AUCTION A GOERS! 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For more information about the Pennzoil 10 'Minute Oil Change Centre call 427-6796. A -911, A • • ALIGNMENTS AIR CONDMONING FUEL INJECTION, BRAKES, IGNITION, CARBURETION REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES yam. 9377 MACKDOE (JUST S. OF BAYLY) AJAX PAGE 36 -TRF NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1996 Sales Help/ Sales Help/ Sales Help/ Aledia spitay ' Careers 1 1 Careers 1 ' Careers ' 1 Careers ' 1 Careers Agent AgentMR AND BUSINESS SKILLS 0 Diploma programs in Microsoft Windows - Word - Excel - Access - PowerPoint - WordPerfect - Lotus 1-2-3 Financial assistance may be available - Full classroom instruction. Day and evening programs. Call Today \►�. N Classes Start Februa Enroll now• seats are limited! We're looking for a professional, energetic self starter to sell retail advertising space /( rote /tire a rr irwi ion u/3 fears sales e.vperienc-e. rurekr-stawl Nreralue of retail ailverlising arirl oath If, adrance four career o,u sbou cl w(l )-11 - res"Ine•. Lr,nr/ilt•k•trWill) uieurrrrct(A(.liffl"It.ctu Lackey Media Senyices Fax: (905) 615-0710 ARE YOU TIRED OF LOOKING? SO ARE WE! Positions are available for Experienced Automotive sales Representatives, to compliment our staff. Our dealership is in a prime location next to the Oshawa GO Train Station and along side the 401. We will provide you with an excellent product line, a computerized follow-up system, a growing lease portfolio and a superb compensation plan including a demo program, it you give us the dedication to your profession. Youwill no regret making the move. Call Ted Ellis or Shawn Mason to make an appointment. 799 Bloor SL W. TORONTO UNE 404-0525 Oshawa 686-1642 REG. PHYSIOTHERI PIST. Full time work geriatrics community nun ing home in Newcastle $60.000 plus. Fax resume to 416-4898251 or teli phone 416-489-8888 Daycare • 9 Wantec ADULT care -giver come for 1 toddler, 1 infant Day evenings, alternate wee ends. SIW Pickering. No smoker, references C: 839-0098 Sales Help/ Agent VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PLEASE CONTACT KERRY PICKARD OR DWAYNE PICKARD AT 683-5358 IM Skilled M Skilled Help Help r� R.I.B.O. LICENSED C.S.R. Requ '7 GENERAL IINSURANCE ROKER HospitalWITMeddicadDentall os•Agency Manager expenence necessary •• •Medltal DentalMall deliver or tax resume to GEMENT INSTITUTE P.D.A. 'ul trrrrie for Ossa- EXPERIENCED iJ.rusi WITTY INSURANCE BROKERS 4JAX , A }rucePlease assistant rcpu�red for Tues. 15 Harwood Ave. S., orwardWed. Thum Sat Can Joan Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2B9 King St r•sufne lo E Suite 201. at 905-576 3070 Oshawa ont L1H 1B7. Art Fax (905) 428-8672 Office Manager Lino I R E C T O R Y Fax News Advertiser K3=0707 683-7363 Painting NZ Moven 81 • Flooring, • Party Don't 011111 Improvements i ' , Improvements • ' improvements roe 6nP►o • � Decorating • Storage • Carpeting • Sevices 'MISTER CHEAP -.Home DUCTWORK nsta'l,ec PLA5TER repaired paint. improvements rec 'ooms.in moved relocated Excellent ing all ypes of home re - law apartments, additions. rates Free estimates Elea parr Window and door re. fences Decks etc L- trostatic an cleaners, hu- placements 434-6311 or censed for over 20 years. mrdd ers Big Small jobs 723-9781 all work guaranteed. for Call Paul 428-0295 Free estimate call Ernie 905-404-8170 EUROPEAN the special- WD6ET SOME 111MIMOV DIIIENTS Basement Apts Rec-rooms. plumbing. Additions. electrical. drywall 15 yrs Experience. Free estimates. call Mario (905) 619-4663. cel. (416) 560-4663 C& R Maintenance Budd - ng repairs and renovations electrical, plumbing, ce- ramic Iles. carpentry From small repairs to major ren- ovations. Fully guaranteed, free estimates (905)668- 3300 DOORS "R" US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (WE INSTALL), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES ROLLERS SaW Service 8 Repair 905-837-0949 ist will renovate your bath- room or kitchen walls as well as floor hies Good ref- erences and satisfaction guaranteed For tree esI- mates call D Dykstra 725- 4913 GCB CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 686.1913 GENERAL CARPEN- TRY, free estimates. house addition, basement, decks, trim work, door installation, baseboard. (905) 619- 2930 Bill Jr J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes, additions, renovations, red rooms and basement apartments Res idential and commercial Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free consulta- tion Call Jeff 905-428- 5706. IMPROVEMENTS Quality home renovations Bina 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL Kitchens • Basments Windows • Doors Bathrooms • Etc 105) 86-5211 RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions, second stones, finished bsmts, bath- rooms, ble 8 wood floors, doors 8 windows. guar- anteed and reliable call Walter (905)428-2145 SIGON Construction ltd serving Durham Region for 19 yrs Additions. sundecks. patio doors windows rec rooms, flagstone tree e5L mates 901,576-5760 VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Atkllbora. Barris. kdtdl- ens. Basements. Ceramic Tiles, Hardwood floors. Roofs.Tnm, Doors, Decks' Visa Accep Call Justin For Estimates (905) 683- 5818 DO Plumbing AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER available All your plumbing needs Complete renovations Guaranteed lowest prices' Nc lob too small" Senior discount (9051432-2913 ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING licensed plumber, no lob too small. no job too big, tree esti- mates, great prices, guar. anteed lowest 905 725- 2507 J. CLARK PLUMBING Mechanical Co 24 hrs . re- pa,r installations, pumps, drains appliances in- stalled. licensed. insured low rates. 4724845. Emer gencies 416-424 3503 ALL rro rainung ano Wallpapering, interiooexte- rior stucco ceding. general repairs, top quality work, reasonable rates 20•x• seniors discount 404- 9669 DRYWALL and painting. boarding,taping,textun ng. renovations and repairs Small lobs. 15 years ex- perience. Free estimates, Serving Durham and out of town area. Ken 434-4500. TMS PAINTING 8 DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workmariship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS we wit Tove anything anywr,we. anytime Commerwl or residential Paotagrg storage ano boxes available Senor 6 mid month discounts Free eswriates 571-0755 Experienced crow Movws Bargain rates, homes, offices, apt.. etc. Piano moving. Packing available. HARRY -O -THE - MOVERS - Move big or small we price them all! Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice P.M Moving 8 rooves Pianos moved. also • Storage appliances Comparable rates Call 432-2850 AJAX Moving Systems - full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists Flat rate or hourly We now have heated storage units Now offering free boxes with move Park and load special, starting at 599 and up Call for in!ormal,on, 725-0005 or 4270005 MEN with large truck will do household moves, resi denhal, commercial All types of moves Call Carl or Jane 4272856 MICHALSKI MOVING houses, apartmentsoffices appliances and porno spe ualists Senior and mid month discounts Licensed insured Free estimates Excellent service Can 436 7795 CARPET experience 25 MAGICIAN, down mends. Forget years expenenGe, re- ready to entertain for any C7 stretching. our speciality age. any occasion B,rth- Free estimates D 6 N days, promotions. open - Duncan, 987-1799 or 987 ,ngs, fund raisers Magic 1800 shows are fun' Lettuce help 839-7057 or 728- P.M House 8334 • Cleanina RABBITwants work doing magic for children's parties and all occassions Have my own magician Call Er- nie 668-4932 • • Business • Services SERVICE One Maid for your .horrc of deaning Spe ciahiing to quant• not rluanhty Inmumd & Itonded 905-619-8082 Salurday service available Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept is open for your con- venience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Youi Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.M. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0i0i Mff-Skilled Skilled Help Help � - LAB TECHNICIAN • entry level, 1 year contract. • testing durability and scratchability of points. • science background. Please fax resume to Cherie at 905-831-8134 MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES Articles Articles 1 For Sale 1 For Sale SLEEPMASTER LTD. MATTRESS SALE MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION EVERYTHiNG NIUST BF, SOLD! SSTs STARTING AT $99(91,11, We Pay The P.S.T & G.S.T. Limited Quantities - 831-1315 895 Sandy Beach Rd., Pickering Sat & Sun 10-4 Evening by Mon -Fri. 8-6 appointment Daycare Wanted EXPERIENCED nue 5u' marry required for 5 m0 ono 4 yr Ord girls, relerenc- es and own transportation verpool and Finch area. 931-3524 LIVE OUT Nanny - for 9 '^o^'h old and 2 yr old ooys. approx 4 days/week Seeking someone loving, .. •esponsible in my ^-7me. Westney Heights 4.18-8546 Daycare Available C MILDCARE ovaiabrt, B•er , K,�sro arta. 18 months and up Before and after school also available Phone Linda 905-420-9611 tot more details LOADS �F FUN and ex. V-; ac-vities, loving anv,- ronnnent with large yard. balanced meals Receipts given Applecrofi area. 619-0316 LOVING ]aycare provided in my ^pole Nutntsous meals provided Gose to Park Reasonable Refe- ences 905-619-6589 PICKERING VILLAGE. Oayi.a•e 3vadabie in my home. French-speaking nanny canng for our 3 year Old daughter Mon -Fn Call 4287707 after 7 or wee- kend STAY HOME Mom has Openings tot 18 month did & older, receipts, ARona/ Rnegrove area Cali 416- 283-1642 Penny WEST INDIAN FAMILY Ajax area needs live-aVout nanny for 5 mo. and 3 yr old Call (905)683-4859 ImEno ADMINISTRATIVE las- sistanl or Junior Bookkeep- er seeks full Or part time Position with reputable company. 420.3899 or 428-6550. 1 Firewood A GREAT DEAL •Top quality seasoned hardwood at low prices. FREE DELIV- ERY Serving Pickering, /sax. Wh'by and Oshawa. Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 13ROOKUN FIREWOOD, Established 25 years Bush cords, face cords and kn- dlin9 bags of quality sea- soned firewood. Fast Ir,endly service and free nnlhvery Please phone or ,,ave message (905) 655- 5490 or 655-8797 FIREWOOD, Excellent quahtY hardwood, Guar- a,:teed, extra long time fuay .easoned, cut and split. Honest measurment. Free Delivery Kozy Heat, Fire - "1 (905)753-2246 ' Firewood FIREWOOD ,+a -';w..-,, cut and split. $155 cord or $35 extra for delivery per cord We also have Stabs $50 bnd for softwood , $80 for hardwood bind 905- 263-8058 ROKA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE 4'x8*x12- 56000 4'x8'x16' $6500 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705277-3381 Evenings 905434.6665 Free Delivery To Oshawa Area SKIDS S Pallets 'or fire wood hardwood & soft- wood rrkxed, pre cut or bro- ken. delivery available. large & small loads Limited time offer call (905)430- 9013 Flea 1 Market 4 NP snowblower. Or" 4 years old. 5350 Table & Chair set $60 Or Beast Off- er Cad (905) 831-5864 ArtiCles 1 for Sale WHEELCHAIR Owclue RX moBrand ne del. w, nev- er used asking $1450 Make an otter 905-579 4992. 1.45 ct'LADIES dia- mond ring. 14ct. gold band. clanty 1-1, valued. at $11,000, selling for $6,000 call 434-7225, leave mes. sage. It' Digital Satakte Sys- tem. For as little as S9.O wk. No money down. Rent to own by phone (9D5)571 - ABSOLUTELY UNBE- LIEVABLE If Barons' Furniture has reduced 5 sofa and chair sets to $799. taxes indudedf First corse, first served. 424 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. 723.4431 ART! Limited Editions. Trisha Romance , Eliza- beth Berry, Brent To m - send, Rob SoneS140. Pro- fessionally framed, double maned. Must Sea. 9135-725- 3899. MHELIN ASR TIRES (4) P205/70 R14, w/alum rims, one winter only. Ask - ling $275. 1/2 price shelv- ing, as new, 435-8136. NIKON F. photomic head mint, with 50m1. lents $350 ATTENTION comic collec- tors. Private Marvel collec- tion for sale. Many titles: Defenders, Warlock. Mint condition. Days 905.723- 4631. Evenings 905-666- 3428 Scott. CLOTH VERTICAL blinds, country blue ap- prox. 7' x T $75 905.668- 0047. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1996•PAGE? 37 1 Articles Articles a Peta/Sllpplie9l Automobiles Vans/4 A artrnents For Sale 1 For Sale 1 Boarding 1 1 For Sale 1 Wheel Drive * Marine 1 1 pFor Rent BRAND New 3 -seater sofa, blue & white plaid, $600 firm Call 571-1497 BRAND NEW, never used, while Kelvinator stove & white Hotpoint Ing Asking $1100• used Moffat Washer, $150. used Viking Portable dishwasher. $125 after 4 call 623-16% CARPET /A 1 Prices, buy direct wholesale. Free in- stallation for free estimate call Sal (905)432-2750. or pager(416)980-9697 Carpet Broker, 100%, Nylon thick, plush, slam re- vstant carpet For 3 rooms. only $369 00 Price in- cludes 30 Sq yds carpet. Jefuxe pad and installation ORGAN -Hammond Spinet 1-100 series, good condition great starter or- gan, $300 Organ - Gul. bransen console theatre organ, 2 octave pedal board. 2 speed Leslie. Ideal for the senous student or a small church $1.900 Call 725-9644 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Dur ham's largest selection - New and used pianos Not surer Rent to own, apt size. upright, grand. digital. keyboards Boss is away sale month of January" All Inventory reduced' Telep Plano Works. 433-1491 n your home Free quota- Phone 434-4912 'Ion In your home No in- 'erest no payment for one ''A year, Daniel. 1-800. 7-0104 CKC ROTWEILLER pups, large boned, great temperament. famry raised, show Imes. hips• eyes clear Ready now (905) 649-2858 LABRADOR RETRIEVER pups. black, registered champion show, obedience and field trail Imes Guar anteed First shots. de- ..�"i,cv ie_y rill. brow 905-430-8892 IMAutomobiles for Sale 1982 Cadillac Devdle, sit ve' wi'h tinted windows. new tires, ask ng $1600 CARPET MILL DIRECT -)ON nylon• thick plush, stain resistant carpet for 3 SALE: Washer , dryers. stoves. 5750. and set up. 3 month warranty. Wanted appliances, working or not, Repair service $25 & up Service calls Hat rate 1905) 438-1545 1984 GUTLESS SEIERRA. Brougham Model, newly painted. very dean, must sell. cert 51.995. power steering amNm cassette callB31-8729 1966 rhevWte 4 finder cY •Coins. only $349. once in- TOSHIBA 77' stereo tela- a'�'%-atic. 1'4.000., 1ud,ng 30 square yards v sror Bora 6 r 51295 cemfied. 1984 Aca- -arpet. pad.labour, Free y pans don Automatic. $995 Certi ano iaoour «anoints estimate. Arnold 1-800- 1'c fied Call 404-9759 �fi3-6046 1 yr no payment. money down Reri ' , -�w' -10 interest, . For 1 full year by phone ';r as 1986 CHRYSLER Laser. S6 OO/week ::, --rrile . 2 door. a'c. pis. CARPETS rots d carpet. 14'3 ., t 5 speed, white excel- '00'� ^yi�r new stain re- condit,or. S975 as ,s ease carpets on hand. I will ,, 905-579-3042 arpet 3 rooms. 5349 Pnce • e • 'g86 CUTLASS Ciera ncludes carpet. premium : cal :,ad. expert installation. fast • • . "--'J^am 4 -y. ;,; ielrvery. free estimates (30 Ter. pis, pb. p,w. yl. ards) Norman 686-2314 0 ' ,,se control. AM,FM as - COMPLETE set of kitchen 0 20001imtilt Uncertisteerfied .upooards mr-n, cinnamon ' 8040 000 905 -433 - dour, comes w7tn beige- OB gold counter top. $7000 '986 DODGE 600 SE, ,all 723-1367 snakes ;nwar steering COMPUTER 386 DX -25, , mks 4 or blue on biue 1D5 HO 4 MEG RAM. load- • - '•,s' 120.000 kit one ad with software. 14• SVGA «mer mint condition colour monitor. 5600 Call ' • ,2.800 cert no gst 668-- 432-2637 x'42 DOWNHILL skis size 9. 1986 Mustang Lx $75 A,ummum tool Chest. 4 t '42 0CC9. con, ied. ask,,^v Soo, kitchen set S50. china 52300 Call 668-0520 cadriet 5175. antque side 1986 NISSAN 300 ZX board. $200. sofa & chair div 1 $120. 697-0302 DRYER Fngeda,re, al- mond. 6 yrs old $175. 19 - Philips colour TV $200. 4 pc. modem black wall unit $265, all obo 905-623- 2337 ELMIRA airtight wood - stove S35C wasntddryer $200. 1985 250 LS Ski Doo. $900 obo. Can 725- 8273 Carat vDear ^••plus 12 onn- ants• appraised $5.200 Beautiful set. Asking $1800 hrm. 432-8919 HITACHI 31' stereo tele - v Om Free dNrvery and set up Fent to own today for as Nide as $8 75/week No money down Call WEDDING Dor" d cnrxr line Deacti off-shoi.lOer tall -length dress wilon9 tram & bow Asking $650 Call 728-5056 WEDDING gown size 26. S60C Beadwork. train. headpiece S75 3 red bridesmaid dresses $80 each Washer & dryer 5450/pair Call 434 1338 after 6 30p m air. u bar system. T root. 5-spw. excellent working condition asking 54500 728-1582 1994 Chev Corsica. 47,000 km, auto. 4 dr. 31 V6. an con p locks. driver side air bag, arnrfm Cass , $9750 Peter 434-7564 94 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. auto 4 cyl red,air. am/fm cassette. 19.000 kms rear spoiler, power locks. brakes, steering, certified. $11.900 432-2821 CAUTION THESE PRICES May shock you. 33 ':embed recondi- tioned vehicles Eg 1987 Astro 7 pass Florida con- version, sharp. $5.695 1992 Safari extended. loaded $11.995 1992 Grand Am SE. loaded 3 3 fantastic $8.440 1992 Mazda M P V LX oaded. 110 kms now S12.395 it" 1990 K5 Blazer loaded iB.g Ore. S11.888 '990 Lumina 31. air, silver blue beauty $6.995 1986 ro 19W Sun - birds and Cavaliers 'Torr, $2.995 1990 Merc Mar qu,s L J excephona, -ow only $5.29500 1987 Buicr. Century Ltd 2 8 oaded wow S3.ii 00 1988 GMC 305 loaded. scecia $6.395 1993 Aerostar ex tended. loaded. $12 350 Financing 0 A C For 'Peace of Mind' Its Cenccar Auto Centre. 155 King St. W. at Midtown Mall 'Where our Customers send their Intends' Open Sundays. Cao 579- 2886 GREAT DEAL 1986 Crev Camer; �HIGINAL OWNER V6 5 speed nuns great 1077 as is or test offer Please call 725- 8267 as■ tor Martin or :save message ' Automobiles Wanted CARS FOR CASH' We buy .sed +eh,cles re^, des must be ir running condition Call 427 2415 or come to 479 Bay'), St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES seanda,o _ 5 sod amrtm Gass new clutch. new I CASH FOR brakes and exhaust. $1000 CAR" C*MbW 666-5972 1988 CAVALIER Rs. 2 di. Top S's paid. 21ir acyl. 5 sod.. pil pt). gp to �00 tilt. am/tm cassette. new, pin an car. brakes. tires & exhaust. Y YAMAHA exquisite grand pian,- ebony G1 series Beautiful, nch tone Im- maculate quality Asking S8" Can 905-427.1479 Articles 1 Wanted 723-9068. 725-4584 days unwanted vehicle 1988 CHEV CAPRICE wagon, w8. runs and odks excellent many options 120.000 mites . certrhed $3.300 or best offer or trade for smaller vehicle 579- 5799 1988 MERCURY MAR - (905)571 -1413. OUIS, LS, 5 sire F I fully HOUSE DEMOLITION content sale Central au HRV. solanum window. hardwood floor, bathroom fixtures, lumber, etc 468 Rough Mount, Pickering at rear. 905-509-2437 KEEP YOUR 8 mm & Su- per 8 film, safe on high quality vdeo.Tnple R Video Transfer otters the best price with music added no extra charge call 905-725- 001 ANTIQUES Absolutty. Purchasing furniture or an- ytheg old. Soentifie instru- ments. china. silver. adver- tising, toys. d0CCYS. dolls. milk bottles, collections or estates Cad Robert Bowen Antiques (9051 655-8049. Brooklin UNWANTED Scrap metal pecked up. bridges, stoves, washers. dryers cars. trucks. etc Call (905)430- 9013. I deo 1 owner with sent - Let's talk Anything anytime, anywhere Call us first. (905)509-5584 (416)571-2155 pgr.(416P75-0105 SCRAP A USED oa CARS WANTED see records. AI condition original pant, candied. 130.00 Hwy Miles. must see. 54550 080. 427- 9575 Bnan 1990 HYUNDAI SONO- TA.I owner 94 KM best offer as is Must be seem to be appreciated call 725- 1219 1990 TRACKER CL. red. amRm stereo,cassette. soft - lop, new Karo -top. Stan- KENWOOD 200 WATT WANTED CAMERAS - dard. 110k. excellent con - complete home stereo sys- old china and glass' )ewe dition. must sell $6500 tem 5 disc CO. dual cas- lery. microscopes, tele- o b.o 905.432-3119. sede, tower speakers. Rent scopes. binoculars and re- ---- POfYTU1C GRAND 10 own b hone from lated items. Clocks, watch - y p es, furniture. anything old PRIX LE, V-6 auto. air, S7.50iweek Call today 432-1678 power windows. locks, tilt. (905)571.1413. cruise. good condition. BEAUTIFUL Lowery Pia- WANTED- Spotless fudge, j7•000 Telephone 728- SCRAP wanted Any cona,ocir any age, tree removal ,n the Durham Region. cash paid Also needed, '81 Cher, p u Call anytime, Oshawa 431-0407 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE' towing for scrap. used or abandoned cars tacks 1hr DiClr-r. top prices pard Lip t0 $100 (416) 281 X499 (416) 281-9804 no, 8yrs old, like new, stove, washer & dryer. Eu- 2805 made from Pecan wood, 188887 an Preferred. Call 721- 1991 Sunb,rd.90.000 Kit- Trucks elegant styling, bench seat, ometers.While, 4 door,new 1 for Sale asking, $3DOO, must See, tires, air conditioning. 1 call 434-8100. Arm owner 56.000 p best oder. - MIIK viveroross, lull 1 Grans Call 726.9239. 19119 Ford r,2 -ton. F-150. length, ra" worn, ladies 1992 S10 Extended -Cab, 5 -speed standard w/over- 12, $1700. Also size 6.1/2 ANTIQUE & NOSTALGIA with bedlnw, Tahoe, auto., drive, very good condition. downhill boots. Skis. poles. SHOW. Scugog Centre black, great condiaw Only 300 cubic' engine. p s.. ant $65. Call 579-1704. Community Hall, 1655 40,000 km. $10.000, cert windows, custom sur' visor, OAKlPINE FURNITURE- Reach St. Port Petty. Sat- Call 723-7464. running boards, many ex- Why pay retail P�7 On• urday. February 3rd. 10:00 1992 Z24 CAVALIER 2 eras, 56900 o.b.o. of Ontario's oldest and lar- to 500, Sunday February dr, red.. auto. air. Sunroof. (- gest manufacturers is now 4th 10:00 to 4.00. Adrrks. abs, am -fm cassette, TAKE OVER LEASE, selling direct to the public. soon $2.50. Under 12 free. 95,000 kil., non smoker, 1993 1 ton GM work Van. Eg. oak pedestal table and 510.400.666-9548 14 months M Scarborough 4 chairs $849: 7 ft. double a 1 LOSt & pedestal and 6 chairs Found $1499: cannnonball beds tom $399. Over 20 stain choices, all solid, no FOUND, small Rottweiler. veneers. Traditional Wood- Hwy 7, Townlme area. working 905-985-8774. North Pickering. Call 472 - PANASONIC stereo 6569 double cassette. receiver w FOUND, Tabby kitten, at remote control. 170 watts. Church St. Ajax January 200 watt studio Lab Y9 rch, call 6St. Aj 5 Speakers: included cabs- LOST - near Lester B. net 25 - Citizen TV, warranty good until 2001, 4 Pearson School, lady's months new $900. for both while gold and diamond 000.905-666.9473 ring Sentimental value Reward Call 683-6531 1993 Grand Am GT sporty 4 -door. loaded. extended warrant' (04/98). low mile- age 34K, while, excellent condition, $13,800. Call 414-1464. 1993 PARK AVENUE, mint, fully loaded, must sell. also Kenwood, quality ster- eo system for car 11 Pa $2,000 value, 112 price 263-2446 1994 Cavalier 4 door, red• auto, air, ABS. P/L. PIT. de- lay wipers. AMIFM cas- sette. 50.000 Kit . $10.000 cemhed 1-705-887-5729 (416)265 28 MIT4 Wheel D ft 1986 AEROSTAR, XLT, silver Auto, 6 cylinder, $3.200, also wanted old Coca - Cola vending ma- chines & advertising signs - Gary 571-1556 1990- 150 DODGE RAM VAN. 318 EFI, HO Susp 54995 ff 1991 GMC Safari. one WANTED - boat trader, CAN'T BEAT IT$ Large 2 owner. 8 pass, fully loaded, single or double axle, for a bedroom apt Oshawa - high kms mostly highway, 20 ft boat, weight 2500 lbs Park and Adelaide area excellent shape. $9.900 Call 905-576-4988 Laun or prem Avail See Ri 905-576-23% March 1 st Rent under 94 FORD AEROSTAR SPORT XL. $16900. 5 passenger front captain chairs.AC,PS.PB.Auto,O D am.fm. Cassette.3L V6. Sport appearance plig Aluminum rims. premium care, extended warranty, 5 yr. or 100,000 led days. 725.4584, evenings 723- 9068 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST TRUCKS AND VANS IN THE CITY. 1393 SMG Safar 6x!erded van ourgundy, hilly oaoed. mint with 48.000k, 514,995 '991 Gnerokee Spon'. blar_k, 2 door, V6 4 0 tire. 4x4. •uns and looks new '39.3JOks 58.995 '991 Nissan Hus- tler pick up Irick black. :hrOme rims matching nigh 'se cap. '341,00k-, lee new S7 495 199' F --r; ex. tended ab XL' Lanar. V9 auto dual 'arks otueiso ver. 2 -tone 62,000 s - new S" 900 1989 GMC Jemmy 4x4 :aded -c a'. mmr. 4 3 *23.000k s 59.500 1989 Dodge Dako a Spon, red, marrwmg ac ' 71.000k s 55.395 '988 Ford Ran ter pick up truck 2 3. '/6. 135.000k s 5 >Deii blue -ce. $4 9% 1987 Dodge Cara- van seven passenger air new brakes new rebwlt mclor cart- «arrant,. very clean S5 495 '986 Cher, haff-ton. nicest one ,n 1,-, fully mcom*t oiled, pike new. CoMf ed S499", '%A 5-15 exlerded .ac auto 16. beai or black mint '61 !look s 53.995 :erhhwl ALL TRUCKS AND VANS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM DARRYLS AUTO CEN- TRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST OSHA - WA 436-3522 OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11.5 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST CARS IN THE CITY '392 vissar sen Ira Classic. 4-000r. red. 5 speed. 140.000k s $5495 1991 Pontiac Firefly 4 door saver. 130.0ooks r 53.495 1990 Pontiac s. Tempest 4 -door grey worm red mlemi ar 4 Cylinder 105.000k s S5 495 1990 Pontiac Grana Am. 4 -door auto. dui & silver, k>JOeC no air. 73.000k s. $6900 990 Cher, Cavalier. 2 - door due. 728 OOOk's. $49% 1989 Pontiac 6000 LE burgundy red interior. V6 loaded. 0000, s sire new $6 495 7989 Olds Calais. . door fire engine 'ed. 5 -speed. very sporty and dean. 17C ;CCk s S4 45C 1989 aa,'aC Fleetwood Iwo -;one, silver & g'ey learner ntenor, oras loaded. 96.000k s nicest one in the city S'2995 1989 Crown Victory LX. 4 door steel blue with cart blue interior, fully oaded. only 46.0Ook's nicest one in the city S8.800 1989 Olds Cutlass Cera white with blue interior. VIS oaoed new pant 161.000k -s 55.795 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix. 2-aoor, red auto, 118.000k s air, V6. nice 55.995 1988 Olds Cutlass Ciera blue on blue. new paint V6. air 125,Ot00ks. $5.695 ALL CARS CERTIFIiED AND RECONDITIONED WITH FREE 3 MONTH 5000 KM, POWER TRAIN WARRANTY, DAR- RVL'S AUTO CENTRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST, OSHAWA 436- 3522. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11-s 1 Trailers LIFETIME camping mem- bership. Camp from coast to coast U.SJCanada S4 00 per rule Paid 53.695 Must sell $495 U.S. dollars. 1- 800-236-0327 uto Parts MAI ilk Repairs MAGS. 4 14' Chevnot al- loy rims. Excellent condi- lion Honda/Acura $250 Days 905-723-4631 Even - cert or best o er rigs 905.666-3428 Scott 579-9619 1 Apartments 1 For Rent $600 plus hydro Heat in- cluded 432-9127 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED I & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Pi,sor & Adeia,de . applianc- esparking, available Feb ' & March. 1 Call 1705; 799-5329 1 BEDROOM apartments. Ava:.ac,e immedialely Srarmg 5450% onth.Hy. Orr first mon'h and 1x2 of last 'months ren! required Call Sfepmer 571.3229 1 BEDROOM easement apt - 7/es's ;'a area Separate entrance. Onve- way parking No pets, nor, sm,ker. available mme- diately 5500 mo mc1 420 -- 2D50 2 --2D50 2 bedrOOni apt Brvlht. Soo- .,ous ': It cefirgs. lard - wood Moors Close to shop - Ding and Transit Fridge and stove Dnveway park ,ng and yard S68C Pius my dre Call Ron 905-432- 1533 2 -BEDROOM C'si-a«a S4 i5 • ^ydr, Fn0ge stove park,mg Available 'mmediatMy ,r March •st 725-871; 2.3 cecr•.or^ apar•.••.er-ts 9 story building. close to s.x,00ls library. Soum GM :rant Avauaow *rvnt6iMe- and %ov 429-5328 'pm for appointment OSHAWA 3 Dedroom up- per - louse $950, month nauoes hei hydro. aunciry taaknes and cable S "mule walk 'nom Lake new Pant Available mar: - 1 F,rstrtast. references 723-9995 AJAX - at Lake. large -' :Clii 2 bedroom case- ment apt. fireplace. a-, pool. laundry. Parking :a- ble. 5750 mclus,vt Ma: YO SMOKING 68&47�3 AJAX .aper eve, 3 Deo _ r a:.' park.ng. _tote to as amenities. 686-x3505 AJAX NEWLY-emovared tie basement apartment, separate en- trarce .aunary, parka; no pets, non smokers •sL!asl S6'5 inclusive 686--C210 AJAX .;-'e Dedrxm case- r^.ert dpdrimer, pmate entrance mnutes 'tom Go no pets non shaker 5595 per mo Available mme- di teiy 427-7604 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious apartments, quiet ourrong. dose to shopping. 401 GO Pooi, sauna. 3 bedrooms available Feb 1 & Mar 1 683-5322 or 683-857' 2 oeorooms Apnl ' 383-842' until 7 30 P" AJAX, BASEMENT apartment. 401 and West- ney. one Desi oom, 4 ap- Chances. au, one person 5500 inclusive Phone Eve 428-7367 AVAILABLE Feb 15. large 2 bedroom basement apt . northeast Oshawa NO PETS Laundry fac , first' last required. $625 inclu- sive Call 983-5911 AVAILABLE IYYE- DIATELY, In Whitby Apt budding„ spacious, carpet- ed, newly painted, with bal- cony. dose to bus. shop- ping. all utilities included, first I last required. no pets, 1 bedroom $625. 2 bed- room. $725 can 436-0134. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom condo/ en suite, fridge, stove. satearte, pod. sau- na, indoor parking, 24 nr secunty, new broadloom, $875 all inclusive. F,rst/1ast. 579-6043 BEAUTIFUL furnished bacnelor apartment, 3- piece bath• kitchenette. laundry, ac. utilities includ- ed suit non-smoking fe- male. available now • $450/ month, $110/week. 436- 1733 FANTASTIC bedroom ca.;9.-. T!" P'ofess,o^ally done Rouge area L..xu^es ,nc:-de centra, ai' :.^•'3' vac seccn Y syster- rc pilon _eS >apa'7'- - sun _ 509.3:4 l r ~ WHITBY Dedroor^ «al.ou! base- ment apt . very spacious laundry tac backyard arc Dano. parking NOr snorter Nc pets Tn,ckson Dundas lil Ai naus,ve Stith: me '2&0503 OSHAWA -arge Dack ya'd C-•,: ": ^m apartment man 'lop of raised bunga to. arge oackyard S755 Ali canes ,,c'ucea Ti dogs Ava,iaWe mmediate- y Cab 4352433 NORTH _ snawa tigrt sca. :-s one Dedfoom basement apt private en- trance. 5525 . mo inclusive. firstilast March 1/96 721- $617 ONE bedroom upper house .1,71 centrally local - ea. triage stove. S550. all inclusive Firstiast'efef- enCes Ava,iable imme- diateey Cali 5-9-1938 OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom apartments avanao,e at 888 and 300 Glen SI Close to schoo,s. shopping and G M Utilities Included Firstlast required Cali 728- 4993 OSHAWA -newly removal. ed one & two tledroom.from $595 mo includes • neat and hydro, parking and laundry available No pets, non smokers. Call (905)831-8030 OSHAWA - clean 2 oea- room apartment. 11 Fair- banks $626 , utilitiesin- cluded Phone 728-6420 or 721-2324 OSHAWA CENTRE area, new, executive 1. bedroom basement apart. merit. full -bath. gas fire- place, a'C, in -ground pool. bar, parking, open -concept. available immediately. $575 inclusive 905.728. 5374 OSHAWA CIVIC area 2 Bedroom. 2 level lower halt of backsplit. sep entrance. parking. and yard. $750 !n Clusive. Available now Call 434-9793 CLFAN family builderg, Oshawa -1 one, two & three bedroom,. -^tudes Heat, hydro. fridge. Si.,, laundry facilities 723-2094 $120. 697-0302 DRYER Fngeda,re, al- mond. 6 yrs old $175. 19 - Philips colour TV $200. 4 pc. modem black wall unit $265, all obo 905-623- 2337 ELMIRA airtight wood - stove S35C wasntddryer $200. 1985 250 LS Ski Doo. $900 obo. Can 725- 8273 Carat vDear ^••plus 12 onn- ants• appraised $5.200 Beautiful set. Asking $1800 hrm. 432-8919 HITACHI 31' stereo tele - v Om Free dNrvery and set up Fent to own today for as Nide as $8 75/week No money down Call WEDDING Dor" d cnrxr line Deacti off-shoi.lOer tall -length dress wilon9 tram & bow Asking $650 Call 728-5056 WEDDING gown size 26. S60C Beadwork. train. headpiece S75 3 red bridesmaid dresses $80 each Washer & dryer 5450/pair Call 434 1338 after 6 30p m air. u bar system. T root. 5-spw. excellent working condition asking 54500 728-1582 1994 Chev Corsica. 47,000 km, auto. 4 dr. 31 V6. an con p locks. driver side air bag, arnrfm Cass , $9750 Peter 434-7564 94 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. auto 4 cyl red,air. am/fm cassette. 19.000 kms rear spoiler, power locks. brakes, steering, certified. $11.900 432-2821 CAUTION THESE PRICES May shock you. 33 ':embed recondi- tioned vehicles Eg 1987 Astro 7 pass Florida con- version, sharp. $5.695 1992 Safari extended. loaded $11.995 1992 Grand Am SE. loaded 3 3 fantastic $8.440 1992 Mazda M P V LX oaded. 110 kms now S12.395 it" 1990 K5 Blazer loaded iB.g Ore. S11.888 '990 Lumina 31. air, silver blue beauty $6.995 1986 ro 19W Sun - birds and Cavaliers 'Torr, $2.995 1990 Merc Mar qu,s L J excephona, -ow only $5.29500 1987 Buicr. Century Ltd 2 8 oaded wow S3.ii 00 1988 GMC 305 loaded. scecia $6.395 1993 Aerostar ex tended. loaded. $12 350 Financing 0 A C For 'Peace of Mind' Its Cenccar Auto Centre. 155 King St. W. at Midtown Mall 'Where our Customers send their Intends' Open Sundays. Cao 579- 2886 GREAT DEAL 1986 Crev Camer; �HIGINAL OWNER V6 5 speed nuns great 1077 as is or test offer Please call 725- 8267 as■ tor Martin or :save message ' Automobiles Wanted CARS FOR CASH' We buy .sed +eh,cles re^, des must be ir running condition Call 427 2415 or come to 479 Bay'), St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES seanda,o _ 5 sod amrtm Gass new clutch. new I CASH FOR brakes and exhaust. $1000 CAR" C*MbW 666-5972 1988 CAVALIER Rs. 2 di. Top S's paid. 21ir acyl. 5 sod.. pil pt). gp to �00 tilt. am/tm cassette. new, pin an car. brakes. tires & exhaust. Y YAMAHA exquisite grand pian,- ebony G1 series Beautiful, nch tone Im- maculate quality Asking S8" Can 905-427.1479 Articles 1 Wanted 723-9068. 725-4584 days unwanted vehicle 1988 CHEV CAPRICE wagon, w8. runs and odks excellent many options 120.000 mites . certrhed $3.300 or best offer or trade for smaller vehicle 579- 5799 1988 MERCURY MAR - (905)571 -1413. OUIS, LS, 5 sire F I fully HOUSE DEMOLITION content sale Central au HRV. solanum window. hardwood floor, bathroom fixtures, lumber, etc 468 Rough Mount, Pickering at rear. 905-509-2437 KEEP YOUR 8 mm & Su- per 8 film, safe on high quality vdeo.Tnple R Video Transfer otters the best price with music added no extra charge call 905-725- 001 ANTIQUES Absolutty. Purchasing furniture or an- ytheg old. Soentifie instru- ments. china. silver. adver- tising, toys. d0CCYS. dolls. milk bottles, collections or estates Cad Robert Bowen Antiques (9051 655-8049. Brooklin UNWANTED Scrap metal pecked up. bridges, stoves, washers. dryers cars. trucks. etc Call (905)430- 9013. I deo 1 owner with sent - Let's talk Anything anytime, anywhere Call us first. (905)509-5584 (416)571-2155 pgr.(416P75-0105 SCRAP A USED oa CARS WANTED see records. AI condition original pant, candied. 130.00 Hwy Miles. must see. 54550 080. 427- 9575 Bnan 1990 HYUNDAI SONO- TA.I owner 94 KM best offer as is Must be seem to be appreciated call 725- 1219 1990 TRACKER CL. red. amRm stereo,cassette. soft - lop, new Karo -top. Stan- KENWOOD 200 WATT WANTED CAMERAS - dard. 110k. excellent con - complete home stereo sys- old china and glass' )ewe dition. must sell $6500 tem 5 disc CO. dual cas- lery. microscopes, tele- o b.o 905.432-3119. sede, tower speakers. Rent scopes. binoculars and re- ---- POfYTU1C GRAND 10 own b hone from lated items. Clocks, watch - y p es, furniture. anything old PRIX LE, V-6 auto. air, S7.50iweek Call today 432-1678 power windows. locks, tilt. (905)571.1413. cruise. good condition. BEAUTIFUL Lowery Pia- WANTED- Spotless fudge, j7•000 Telephone 728- SCRAP wanted Any cona,ocir any age, tree removal ,n the Durham Region. cash paid Also needed, '81 Cher, p u Call anytime, Oshawa 431-0407 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE' towing for scrap. used or abandoned cars tacks 1hr DiClr-r. top prices pard Lip t0 $100 (416) 281 X499 (416) 281-9804 no, 8yrs old, like new, stove, washer & dryer. Eu- 2805 made from Pecan wood, 188887 an Preferred. Call 721- 1991 Sunb,rd.90.000 Kit- Trucks elegant styling, bench seat, ometers.While, 4 door,new 1 for Sale asking, $3DOO, must See, tires, air conditioning. 1 call 434-8100. Arm owner 56.000 p best oder. - MIIK viveroross, lull 1 Grans Call 726.9239. 19119 Ford r,2 -ton. F-150. length, ra" worn, ladies 1992 S10 Extended -Cab, 5 -speed standard w/over- 12, $1700. Also size 6.1/2 ANTIQUE & NOSTALGIA with bedlnw, Tahoe, auto., drive, very good condition. downhill boots. Skis. poles. SHOW. Scugog Centre black, great condiaw Only 300 cubic' engine. p s.. ant $65. Call 579-1704. Community Hall, 1655 40,000 km. $10.000, cert windows, custom sur' visor, OAKlPINE FURNITURE- Reach St. Port Petty. Sat- Call 723-7464. running boards, many ex- Why pay retail P�7 On• urday. February 3rd. 10:00 1992 Z24 CAVALIER 2 eras, 56900 o.b.o. of Ontario's oldest and lar- to 500, Sunday February dr, red.. auto. air. Sunroof. (- gest manufacturers is now 4th 10:00 to 4.00. Adrrks. abs, am -fm cassette, TAKE OVER LEASE, selling direct to the public. soon $2.50. Under 12 free. 95,000 kil., non smoker, 1993 1 ton GM work Van. Eg. oak pedestal table and 510.400.666-9548 14 months M Scarborough 4 chairs $849: 7 ft. double a 1 LOSt & pedestal and 6 chairs Found $1499: cannnonball beds tom $399. Over 20 stain choices, all solid, no FOUND, small Rottweiler. veneers. Traditional Wood- Hwy 7, Townlme area. working 905-985-8774. North Pickering. Call 472 - PANASONIC stereo 6569 double cassette. receiver w FOUND, Tabby kitten, at remote control. 170 watts. Church St. Ajax January 200 watt studio Lab Y9 rch, call 6St. Aj 5 Speakers: included cabs- LOST - near Lester B. net 25 - Citizen TV, warranty good until 2001, 4 Pearson School, lady's months new $900. for both while gold and diamond 000.905-666.9473 ring Sentimental value Reward Call 683-6531 1993 Grand Am GT sporty 4 -door. loaded. extended warrant' (04/98). low mile- age 34K, while, excellent condition, $13,800. Call 414-1464. 1993 PARK AVENUE, mint, fully loaded, must sell. also Kenwood, quality ster- eo system for car 11 Pa $2,000 value, 112 price 263-2446 1994 Cavalier 4 door, red• auto, air, ABS. P/L. PIT. de- lay wipers. AMIFM cas- sette. 50.000 Kit . $10.000 cemhed 1-705-887-5729 (416)265 28 MIT4 Wheel D ft 1986 AEROSTAR, XLT, silver Auto, 6 cylinder, $3.200, also wanted old Coca - Cola vending ma- chines & advertising signs - Gary 571-1556 1990- 150 DODGE RAM VAN. 318 EFI, HO Susp 54995 ff 1991 GMC Safari. one WANTED - boat trader, CAN'T BEAT IT$ Large 2 owner. 8 pass, fully loaded, single or double axle, for a bedroom apt Oshawa - high kms mostly highway, 20 ft boat, weight 2500 lbs Park and Adelaide area excellent shape. $9.900 Call 905-576-4988 Laun or prem Avail See Ri 905-576-23% March 1 st Rent under 94 FORD AEROSTAR SPORT XL. $16900. 5 passenger front captain chairs.AC,PS.PB.Auto,O D am.fm. Cassette.3L V6. Sport appearance plig Aluminum rims. premium care, extended warranty, 5 yr. or 100,000 led days. 725.4584, evenings 723- 9068 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST TRUCKS AND VANS IN THE CITY. 1393 SMG Safar 6x!erded van ourgundy, hilly oaoed. mint with 48.000k, 514,995 '991 Gnerokee Spon'. blar_k, 2 door, V6 4 0 tire. 4x4. •uns and looks new '39.3JOks 58.995 '991 Nissan Hus- tler pick up Irick black. :hrOme rims matching nigh 'se cap. '341,00k-, lee new S7 495 199' F --r; ex. tended ab XL' Lanar. V9 auto dual 'arks otueiso ver. 2 -tone 62,000 s - new S" 900 1989 GMC Jemmy 4x4 :aded -c a'. mmr. 4 3 *23.000k s 59.500 1989 Dodge Dako a Spon, red, marrwmg ac ' 71.000k s 55.395 '988 Ford Ran ter pick up truck 2 3. '/6. 135.000k s 5 >Deii blue -ce. $4 9% 1987 Dodge Cara- van seven passenger air new brakes new rebwlt mclor cart- «arrant,. very clean S5 495 '986 Cher, haff-ton. nicest one ,n 1,-, fully mcom*t oiled, pike new. CoMf ed S499", '%A 5-15 exlerded .ac auto 16. beai or black mint '61 !look s 53.995 :erhhwl ALL TRUCKS AND VANS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM DARRYLS AUTO CEN- TRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST OSHA - WA 436-3522 OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11.5 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST CARS IN THE CITY '392 vissar sen Ira Classic. 4-000r. red. 5 speed. 140.000k s $5495 1991 Pontiac Firefly 4 door saver. 130.0ooks r 53.495 1990 Pontiac s. Tempest 4 -door grey worm red mlemi ar 4 Cylinder 105.000k s S5 495 1990 Pontiac Grana Am. 4 -door auto. dui & silver, k>JOeC no air. 73.000k s. $6900 990 Cher, Cavalier. 2 - door due. 728 OOOk's. $49% 1989 Pontiac 6000 LE burgundy red interior. V6 loaded. 0000, s sire new $6 495 7989 Olds Calais. . door fire engine 'ed. 5 -speed. very sporty and dean. 17C ;CCk s S4 45C 1989 aa,'aC Fleetwood Iwo -;one, silver & g'ey learner ntenor, oras loaded. 96.000k s nicest one in the city S'2995 1989 Crown Victory LX. 4 door steel blue with cart blue interior, fully oaded. only 46.0Ook's nicest one in the city S8.800 1989 Olds Cutlass Cera white with blue interior. VIS oaoed new pant 161.000k -s 55.795 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix. 2-aoor, red auto, 118.000k s air, V6. nice 55.995 1988 Olds Cutlass Ciera blue on blue. new paint V6. air 125,Ot00ks. $5.695 ALL CARS CERTIFIiED AND RECONDITIONED WITH FREE 3 MONTH 5000 KM, POWER TRAIN WARRANTY, DAR- RVL'S AUTO CENTRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST, OSHAWA 436- 3522. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11-s 1 Trailers LIFETIME camping mem- bership. Camp from coast to coast U.SJCanada S4 00 per rule Paid 53.695 Must sell $495 U.S. dollars. 1- 800-236-0327 uto Parts MAI ilk Repairs MAGS. 4 14' Chevnot al- loy rims. Excellent condi- lion Honda/Acura $250 Days 905-723-4631 Even - cert or best o er rigs 905.666-3428 Scott 579-9619 1 Apartments 1 For Rent $600 plus hydro Heat in- cluded 432-9127 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED I & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Pi,sor & Adeia,de . applianc- esparking, available Feb ' & March. 1 Call 1705; 799-5329 1 BEDROOM apartments. Ava:.ac,e immedialely Srarmg 5450% onth.Hy. Orr first mon'h and 1x2 of last 'months ren! required Call Sfepmer 571.3229 1 BEDROOM easement apt - 7/es's ;'a area Separate entrance. Onve- way parking No pets, nor, sm,ker. available mme- diately 5500 mo mc1 420 -- 2D50 2 --2D50 2 bedrOOni apt Brvlht. Soo- .,ous ': It cefirgs. lard - wood Moors Close to shop - Ding and Transit Fridge and stove Dnveway park ,ng and yard S68C Pius my dre Call Ron 905-432- 1533 2 -BEDROOM C'si-a«a S4 i5 • ^ydr, Fn0ge stove park,mg Available 'mmediatMy ,r March •st 725-871; 2.3 cecr•.or^ apar•.••.er-ts 9 story building. close to s.x,00ls library. Soum GM :rant Avauaow *rvnt6iMe- and %ov 429-5328 'pm for appointment OSHAWA 3 Dedroom up- per - louse $950, month nauoes hei hydro. aunciry taaknes and cable S "mule walk 'nom Lake new Pant Available mar: - 1 F,rstrtast. references 723-9995 AJAX - at Lake. large -' :Clii 2 bedroom case- ment apt. fireplace. a-, pool. laundry. Parking :a- ble. 5750 mclus,vt Ma: YO SMOKING 68&47�3 AJAX .aper eve, 3 Deo _ r a:.' park.ng. _tote to as amenities. 686-x3505 AJAX NEWLY-emovared tie basement apartment, separate en- trarce .aunary, parka; no pets, non smokers •sL!asl S6'5 inclusive 686--C210 AJAX .;-'e Dedrxm case- r^.ert dpdrimer, pmate entrance mnutes 'tom Go no pets non shaker 5595 per mo Available mme- di teiy 427-7604 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious apartments, quiet ourrong. dose to shopping. 401 GO Pooi, sauna. 3 bedrooms available Feb 1 & Mar 1 683-5322 or 683-857' 2 oeorooms Apnl ' 383-842' until 7 30 P" AJAX, BASEMENT apartment. 401 and West- ney. one Desi oom, 4 ap- Chances. au, one person 5500 inclusive Phone Eve 428-7367 AVAILABLE Feb 15. large 2 bedroom basement apt . northeast Oshawa NO PETS Laundry fac , first' last required. $625 inclu- sive Call 983-5911 AVAILABLE IYYE- DIATELY, In Whitby Apt budding„ spacious, carpet- ed, newly painted, with bal- cony. dose to bus. shop- ping. all utilities included, first I last required. no pets, 1 bedroom $625. 2 bed- room. $725 can 436-0134. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom condo/ en suite, fridge, stove. satearte, pod. sau- na, indoor parking, 24 nr secunty, new broadloom, $875 all inclusive. F,rst/1ast. 579-6043 BEAUTIFUL furnished bacnelor apartment, 3- piece bath• kitchenette. laundry, ac. utilities includ- ed suit non-smoking fe- male. available now • $450/ month, $110/week. 436- 1733 FANTASTIC bedroom ca.;9.-. T!" P'ofess,o^ally done Rouge area L..xu^es ,nc:-de centra, ai' :.^•'3' vac seccn Y syster- rc pilon _eS >apa'7'- - sun _ 509.3:4 l r ~ WHITBY Dedroor^ «al.ou! base- ment apt . very spacious laundry tac backyard arc Dano. parking NOr snorter Nc pets Tn,ckson Dundas lil Ai naus,ve Stith: me '2&0503 OSHAWA -arge Dack ya'd C-•,: ": ^m apartment man 'lop of raised bunga to. arge oackyard S755 Ali canes ,,c'ucea Ti dogs Ava,iaWe mmediate- y Cab 4352433 NORTH _ snawa tigrt sca. :-s one Dedfoom basement apt private en- trance. 5525 . mo inclusive. firstilast March 1/96 721- $617 ONE bedroom upper house .1,71 centrally local - ea. triage stove. S550. all inclusive Firstiast'efef- enCes Ava,iable imme- diateey Cali 5-9-1938 OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom apartments avanao,e at 888 and 300 Glen SI Close to schoo,s. shopping and G M Utilities Included Firstlast required Cali 728- 4993 OSHAWA -newly removal. ed one & two tledroom.from $595 mo includes • neat and hydro, parking and laundry available No pets, non smokers. Call (905)831-8030 OSHAWA - clean 2 oea- room apartment. 11 Fair- banks $626 , utilitiesin- cluded Phone 728-6420 or 721-2324 OSHAWA CENTRE area, new, executive 1. bedroom basement apart. merit. full -bath. gas fire- place, a'C, in -ground pool. bar, parking, open -concept. available immediately. $575 inclusive 905.728. 5374 OSHAWA CIVIC area 2 Bedroom. 2 level lower halt of backsplit. sep entrance. parking. and yard. $750 !n Clusive. Available now Call 434-9793 CLFAN family builderg, Oshawa -1 one, two & three bedroom,. -^tudes Heat, hydro. fridge. Si.,, laundry facilities 723-2094 YAMAHA exquisite grand pian,- ebony G1 series Beautiful, nch tone Im- maculate quality Asking S8" Can 905-427.1479 Articles 1 Wanted 723-9068. 725-4584 days unwanted vehicle 1988 CHEV CAPRICE wagon, w8. runs and odks excellent many options 120.000 mites . certrhed $3.300 or best offer or trade for smaller vehicle 579- 5799 1988 MERCURY MAR - (905)571 -1413. OUIS, LS, 5 sire F I fully HOUSE DEMOLITION content sale Central au HRV. solanum window. hardwood floor, bathroom fixtures, lumber, etc 468 Rough Mount, Pickering at rear. 905-509-2437 KEEP YOUR 8 mm & Su- per 8 film, safe on high quality vdeo.Tnple R Video Transfer otters the best price with music added no extra charge call 905-725- 001 ANTIQUES Absolutty. Purchasing furniture or an- ytheg old. Soentifie instru- ments. china. silver. adver- tising, toys. d0CCYS. dolls. milk bottles, collections or estates Cad Robert Bowen Antiques (9051 655-8049. Brooklin UNWANTED Scrap metal pecked up. bridges, stoves, washers. dryers cars. trucks. etc Call (905)430- 9013. I deo 1 owner with sent - Let's talk Anything anytime, anywhere Call us first. (905)509-5584 (416)571-2155 pgr.(416P75-0105 SCRAP A USED oa CARS WANTED see records. AI condition original pant, candied. 130.00 Hwy Miles. must see. 54550 080. 427- 9575 Bnan 1990 HYUNDAI SONO- TA.I owner 94 KM best offer as is Must be seem to be appreciated call 725- 1219 1990 TRACKER CL. red. amRm stereo,cassette. soft - lop, new Karo -top. Stan- KENWOOD 200 WATT WANTED CAMERAS - dard. 110k. excellent con - complete home stereo sys- old china and glass' )ewe dition. must sell $6500 tem 5 disc CO. dual cas- lery. microscopes, tele- o b.o 905.432-3119. sede, tower speakers. Rent scopes. binoculars and re- ---- POfYTU1C GRAND 10 own b hone from lated items. Clocks, watch - y p es, furniture. anything old PRIX LE, V-6 auto. air, S7.50iweek Call today 432-1678 power windows. locks, tilt. (905)571.1413. cruise. good condition. BEAUTIFUL Lowery Pia- WANTED- Spotless fudge, j7•000 Telephone 728- SCRAP wanted Any cona,ocir any age, tree removal ,n the Durham Region. cash paid Also needed, '81 Cher, p u Call anytime, Oshawa 431-0407 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE' towing for scrap. used or abandoned cars tacks 1hr DiClr-r. top prices pard Lip t0 $100 (416) 281 X499 (416) 281-9804 no, 8yrs old, like new, stove, washer & dryer. Eu- 2805 made from Pecan wood, 188887 an Preferred. Call 721- 1991 Sunb,rd.90.000 Kit- Trucks elegant styling, bench seat, ometers.While, 4 door,new 1 for Sale asking, $3DOO, must See, tires, air conditioning. 1 call 434-8100. Arm owner 56.000 p best oder. - MIIK viveroross, lull 1 Grans Call 726.9239. 19119 Ford r,2 -ton. F-150. length, ra" worn, ladies 1992 S10 Extended -Cab, 5 -speed standard w/over- 12, $1700. Also size 6.1/2 ANTIQUE & NOSTALGIA with bedlnw, Tahoe, auto., drive, very good condition. downhill boots. Skis. poles. SHOW. Scugog Centre black, great condiaw Only 300 cubic' engine. p s.. ant $65. Call 579-1704. Community Hall, 1655 40,000 km. $10.000, cert windows, custom sur' visor, OAKlPINE FURNITURE- Reach St. Port Petty. Sat- Call 723-7464. running boards, many ex- Why pay retail P�7 On• urday. February 3rd. 10:00 1992 Z24 CAVALIER 2 eras, 56900 o.b.o. of Ontario's oldest and lar- to 500, Sunday February dr, red.. auto. air. Sunroof. (- gest manufacturers is now 4th 10:00 to 4.00. Adrrks. abs, am -fm cassette, TAKE OVER LEASE, selling direct to the public. soon $2.50. Under 12 free. 95,000 kil., non smoker, 1993 1 ton GM work Van. Eg. oak pedestal table and 510.400.666-9548 14 months M Scarborough 4 chairs $849: 7 ft. double a 1 LOSt & pedestal and 6 chairs Found $1499: cannnonball beds tom $399. Over 20 stain choices, all solid, no FOUND, small Rottweiler. veneers. Traditional Wood- Hwy 7, Townlme area. working 905-985-8774. North Pickering. Call 472 - PANASONIC stereo 6569 double cassette. receiver w FOUND, Tabby kitten, at remote control. 170 watts. Church St. Ajax January 200 watt studio Lab Y9 rch, call 6St. Aj 5 Speakers: included cabs- LOST - near Lester B. net 25 - Citizen TV, warranty good until 2001, 4 Pearson School, lady's months new $900. for both while gold and diamond 000.905-666.9473 ring Sentimental value Reward Call 683-6531 1993 Grand Am GT sporty 4 -door. loaded. extended warrant' (04/98). low mile- age 34K, while, excellent condition, $13,800. Call 414-1464. 1993 PARK AVENUE, mint, fully loaded, must sell. also Kenwood, quality ster- eo system for car 11 Pa $2,000 value, 112 price 263-2446 1994 Cavalier 4 door, red• auto, air, ABS. P/L. PIT. de- lay wipers. AMIFM cas- sette. 50.000 Kit . $10.000 cemhed 1-705-887-5729 (416)265 28 MIT4 Wheel D ft 1986 AEROSTAR, XLT, silver Auto, 6 cylinder, $3.200, also wanted old Coca - Cola vending ma- chines & advertising signs - Gary 571-1556 1990- 150 DODGE RAM VAN. 318 EFI, HO Susp 54995 ff 1991 GMC Safari. one WANTED - boat trader, CAN'T BEAT IT$ Large 2 owner. 8 pass, fully loaded, single or double axle, for a bedroom apt Oshawa - high kms mostly highway, 20 ft boat, weight 2500 lbs Park and Adelaide area excellent shape. $9.900 Call 905-576-4988 Laun or prem Avail See Ri 905-576-23% March 1 st Rent under 94 FORD AEROSTAR SPORT XL. $16900. 5 passenger front captain chairs.AC,PS.PB.Auto,O D am.fm. Cassette.3L V6. Sport appearance plig Aluminum rims. premium care, extended warranty, 5 yr. or 100,000 led days. 725.4584, evenings 723- 9068 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST TRUCKS AND VANS IN THE CITY. 1393 SMG Safar 6x!erded van ourgundy, hilly oaoed. mint with 48.000k, 514,995 '991 Gnerokee Spon'. blar_k, 2 door, V6 4 0 tire. 4x4. •uns and looks new '39.3JOks 58.995 '991 Nissan Hus- tler pick up Irick black. :hrOme rims matching nigh 'se cap. '341,00k-, lee new S7 495 199' F --r; ex. tended ab XL' Lanar. V9 auto dual 'arks otueiso ver. 2 -tone 62,000 s - new S" 900 1989 GMC Jemmy 4x4 :aded -c a'. mmr. 4 3 *23.000k s 59.500 1989 Dodge Dako a Spon, red, marrwmg ac ' 71.000k s 55.395 '988 Ford Ran ter pick up truck 2 3. '/6. 135.000k s 5 >Deii blue -ce. $4 9% 1987 Dodge Cara- van seven passenger air new brakes new rebwlt mclor cart- «arrant,. very clean S5 495 '986 Cher, haff-ton. nicest one ,n 1,-, fully mcom*t oiled, pike new. CoMf ed S499", '%A 5-15 exlerded .ac auto 16. beai or black mint '61 !look s 53.995 :erhhwl ALL TRUCKS AND VANS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM DARRYLS AUTO CEN- TRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST OSHA - WA 436-3522 OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11.5 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST CARS IN THE CITY '392 vissar sen Ira Classic. 4-000r. red. 5 speed. 140.000k s $5495 1991 Pontiac Firefly 4 door saver. 130.0ooks r 53.495 1990 Pontiac s. Tempest 4 -door grey worm red mlemi ar 4 Cylinder 105.000k s S5 495 1990 Pontiac Grana Am. 4 -door auto. dui & silver, k>JOeC no air. 73.000k s. $6900 990 Cher, Cavalier. 2 - door due. 728 OOOk's. $49% 1989 Pontiac 6000 LE burgundy red interior. V6 loaded. 0000, s sire new $6 495 7989 Olds Calais. . door fire engine 'ed. 5 -speed. very sporty and dean. 17C ;CCk s S4 45C 1989 aa,'aC Fleetwood Iwo -;one, silver & g'ey learner ntenor, oras loaded. 96.000k s nicest one in the city S'2995 1989 Crown Victory LX. 4 door steel blue with cart blue interior, fully oaded. only 46.0Ook's nicest one in the city S8.800 1989 Olds Cutlass Cera white with blue interior. VIS oaoed new pant 161.000k -s 55.795 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix. 2-aoor, red auto, 118.000k s air, V6. nice 55.995 1988 Olds Cutlass Ciera blue on blue. new paint V6. air 125,Ot00ks. $5.695 ALL CARS CERTIFIiED AND RECONDITIONED WITH FREE 3 MONTH 5000 KM, POWER TRAIN WARRANTY, DAR- RVL'S AUTO CENTRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST, OSHAWA 436- 3522. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11-s 1 Trailers LIFETIME camping mem- bership. Camp from coast to coast U.SJCanada S4 00 per rule Paid 53.695 Must sell $495 U.S. dollars. 1- 800-236-0327 uto Parts MAI ilk Repairs MAGS. 4 14' Chevnot al- loy rims. Excellent condi- lion Honda/Acura $250 Days 905-723-4631 Even - cert or best o er rigs 905.666-3428 Scott 579-9619 1 Apartments 1 For Rent $600 plus hydro Heat in- cluded 432-9127 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED I & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Pi,sor & Adeia,de . applianc- esparking, available Feb ' & March. 1 Call 1705; 799-5329 1 BEDROOM apartments. Ava:.ac,e immedialely Srarmg 5450% onth.Hy. Orr first mon'h and 1x2 of last 'months ren! required Call Sfepmer 571.3229 1 BEDROOM easement apt - 7/es's ;'a area Separate entrance. Onve- way parking No pets, nor, sm,ker. available mme- diately 5500 mo mc1 420 -- 2D50 2 --2D50 2 bedrOOni apt Brvlht. Soo- .,ous ': It cefirgs. lard - wood Moors Close to shop - Ding and Transit Fridge and stove Dnveway park ,ng and yard S68C Pius my dre Call Ron 905-432- 1533 2 -BEDROOM C'si-a«a S4 i5 • ^ydr, Fn0ge stove park,mg Available 'mmediatMy ,r March •st 725-871; 2.3 cecr•.or^ apar•.••.er-ts 9 story building. close to s.x,00ls library. Soum GM :rant Avauaow *rvnt6iMe- and %ov 429-5328 'pm for appointment OSHAWA 3 Dedroom up- per - louse $950, month nauoes hei hydro. aunciry taaknes and cable S "mule walk 'nom Lake new Pant Available mar: - 1 F,rstrtast. references 723-9995 AJAX - at Lake. large -' :Clii 2 bedroom case- ment apt. fireplace. a-, pool. laundry. Parking :a- ble. 5750 mclus,vt Ma: YO SMOKING 68&47�3 AJAX .aper eve, 3 Deo _ r a:.' park.ng. _tote to as amenities. 686-x3505 AJAX NEWLY-emovared tie basement apartment, separate en- trarce .aunary, parka; no pets, non smokers •sL!asl S6'5 inclusive 686--C210 AJAX .;-'e Dedrxm case- r^.ert dpdrimer, pmate entrance mnutes 'tom Go no pets non shaker 5595 per mo Available mme- di teiy 427-7604 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious apartments, quiet ourrong. dose to shopping. 401 GO Pooi, sauna. 3 bedrooms available Feb 1 & Mar 1 683-5322 or 683-857' 2 oeorooms Apnl ' 383-842' until 7 30 P" AJAX, BASEMENT apartment. 401 and West- ney. one Desi oom, 4 ap- Chances. au, one person 5500 inclusive Phone Eve 428-7367 AVAILABLE Feb 15. large 2 bedroom basement apt . northeast Oshawa NO PETS Laundry fac , first' last required. $625 inclu- sive Call 983-5911 AVAILABLE IYYE- DIATELY, In Whitby Apt budding„ spacious, carpet- ed, newly painted, with bal- cony. dose to bus. shop- ping. all utilities included, first I last required. no pets, 1 bedroom $625. 2 bed- room. $725 can 436-0134. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom condo/ en suite, fridge, stove. satearte, pod. sau- na, indoor parking, 24 nr secunty, new broadloom, $875 all inclusive. F,rst/1ast. 579-6043 BEAUTIFUL furnished bacnelor apartment, 3- piece bath• kitchenette. laundry, ac. utilities includ- ed suit non-smoking fe- male. available now • $450/ month, $110/week. 436- 1733 FANTASTIC bedroom ca.;9.-. T!" P'ofess,o^ally done Rouge area L..xu^es ,nc:-de centra, ai' :.^•'3' vac seccn Y syster- rc pilon _eS >apa'7'- - sun _ 509.3:4 l r ~ WHITBY Dedroor^ «al.ou! base- ment apt . very spacious laundry tac backyard arc Dano. parking NOr snorter Nc pets Tn,ckson Dundas lil Ai naus,ve Stith: me '2&0503 OSHAWA -arge Dack ya'd C-•,: ": ^m apartment man 'lop of raised bunga to. arge oackyard S755 Ali canes ,,c'ucea Ti dogs Ava,iaWe mmediate- y Cab 4352433 NORTH _ snawa tigrt sca. :-s one Dedfoom basement apt private en- trance. 5525 . mo inclusive. firstilast March 1/96 721- $617 ONE bedroom upper house .1,71 centrally local - ea. triage stove. S550. all inclusive Firstiast'efef- enCes Ava,iable imme- diateey Cali 5-9-1938 OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom apartments avanao,e at 888 and 300 Glen SI Close to schoo,s. shopping and G M Utilities Included Firstlast required Cali 728- 4993 OSHAWA -newly removal. ed one & two tledroom.from $595 mo includes • neat and hydro, parking and laundry available No pets, non smokers. Call (905)831-8030 OSHAWA - clean 2 oea- room apartment. 11 Fair- banks $626 , utilitiesin- cluded Phone 728-6420 or 721-2324 OSHAWA CENTRE area, new, executive 1. bedroom basement apart. merit. full -bath. gas fire- place, a'C, in -ground pool. bar, parking, open -concept. available immediately. $575 inclusive 905.728. 5374 OSHAWA CIVIC area 2 Bedroom. 2 level lower halt of backsplit. sep entrance. parking. and yard. $750 !n Clusive. Available now Call 434-9793 CLFAN family builderg, Oshawa -1 one, two & three bedroom,. -^tudes Heat, hydro. fridge. Si.,, laundry facilities 723-2094 SCRAP wanted Any cona,ocir any age, tree removal ,n the Durham Region. cash paid Also needed, '81 Cher, p u Call anytime, Oshawa 431-0407 WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE' towing for scrap. used or abandoned cars tacks 1hr DiClr-r. top prices pard Lip t0 $100 (416) 281 X499 (416) 281-9804 no, 8yrs old, like new, stove, washer & dryer. Eu- 2805 made from Pecan wood, 188887 an Preferred. Call 721- 1991 Sunb,rd.90.000 Kit- Trucks elegant styling, bench seat, ometers.While, 4 door,new 1 for Sale asking, $3DOO, must See, tires, air conditioning. 1 call 434-8100. Arm owner 56.000 p best oder. - MIIK viveroross, lull 1 Grans Call 726.9239. 19119 Ford r,2 -ton. F-150. length, ra" worn, ladies 1992 S10 Extended -Cab, 5 -speed standard w/over- 12, $1700. Also size 6.1/2 ANTIQUE & NOSTALGIA with bedlnw, Tahoe, auto., drive, very good condition. downhill boots. Skis. poles. SHOW. Scugog Centre black, great condiaw Only 300 cubic' engine. p s.. ant $65. Call 579-1704. Community Hall, 1655 40,000 km. $10.000, cert windows, custom sur' visor, OAKlPINE FURNITURE- Reach St. Port Petty. Sat- Call 723-7464. running boards, many ex- Why pay retail P�7 On• urday. February 3rd. 10:00 1992 Z24 CAVALIER 2 eras, 56900 o.b.o. of Ontario's oldest and lar- to 500, Sunday February dr, red.. auto. air. Sunroof. (- gest manufacturers is now 4th 10:00 to 4.00. Adrrks. abs, am -fm cassette, TAKE OVER LEASE, selling direct to the public. soon $2.50. Under 12 free. 95,000 kil., non smoker, 1993 1 ton GM work Van. Eg. oak pedestal table and 510.400.666-9548 14 months M Scarborough 4 chairs $849: 7 ft. double a 1 LOSt & pedestal and 6 chairs Found $1499: cannnonball beds tom $399. Over 20 stain choices, all solid, no FOUND, small Rottweiler. veneers. Traditional Wood- Hwy 7, Townlme area. working 905-985-8774. North Pickering. Call 472 - PANASONIC stereo 6569 double cassette. receiver w FOUND, Tabby kitten, at remote control. 170 watts. Church St. Ajax January 200 watt studio Lab Y9 rch, call 6St. Aj 5 Speakers: included cabs- LOST - near Lester B. net 25 - Citizen TV, warranty good until 2001, 4 Pearson School, lady's months new $900. for both while gold and diamond 000.905-666.9473 ring Sentimental value Reward Call 683-6531 1993 Grand Am GT sporty 4 -door. loaded. extended warrant' (04/98). low mile- age 34K, while, excellent condition, $13,800. Call 414-1464. 1993 PARK AVENUE, mint, fully loaded, must sell. also Kenwood, quality ster- eo system for car 11 Pa $2,000 value, 112 price 263-2446 1994 Cavalier 4 door, red• auto, air, ABS. P/L. PIT. de- lay wipers. AMIFM cas- sette. 50.000 Kit . $10.000 cemhed 1-705-887-5729 (416)265 28 MIT4 Wheel D ft 1986 AEROSTAR, XLT, silver Auto, 6 cylinder, $3.200, also wanted old Coca - Cola vending ma- chines & advertising signs - Gary 571-1556 1990- 150 DODGE RAM VAN. 318 EFI, HO Susp 54995 ff 1991 GMC Safari. one WANTED - boat trader, CAN'T BEAT IT$ Large 2 owner. 8 pass, fully loaded, single or double axle, for a bedroom apt Oshawa - high kms mostly highway, 20 ft boat, weight 2500 lbs Park and Adelaide area excellent shape. $9.900 Call 905-576-4988 Laun or prem Avail See Ri 905-576-23% March 1 st Rent under 94 FORD AEROSTAR SPORT XL. $16900. 5 passenger front captain chairs.AC,PS.PB.Auto,O D am.fm. Cassette.3L V6. Sport appearance plig Aluminum rims. premium care, extended warranty, 5 yr. or 100,000 led days. 725.4584, evenings 723- 9068 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST TRUCKS AND VANS IN THE CITY. 1393 SMG Safar 6x!erded van ourgundy, hilly oaoed. mint with 48.000k, 514,995 '991 Gnerokee Spon'. blar_k, 2 door, V6 4 0 tire. 4x4. •uns and looks new '39.3JOks 58.995 '991 Nissan Hus- tler pick up Irick black. :hrOme rims matching nigh 'se cap. '341,00k-, lee new S7 495 199' F --r; ex. tended ab XL' Lanar. V9 auto dual 'arks otueiso ver. 2 -tone 62,000 s - new S" 900 1989 GMC Jemmy 4x4 :aded -c a'. mmr. 4 3 *23.000k s 59.500 1989 Dodge Dako a Spon, red, marrwmg ac ' 71.000k s 55.395 '988 Ford Ran ter pick up truck 2 3. '/6. 135.000k s 5 >Deii blue -ce. $4 9% 1987 Dodge Cara- van seven passenger air new brakes new rebwlt mclor cart- «arrant,. very clean S5 495 '986 Cher, haff-ton. nicest one ,n 1,-, fully mcom*t oiled, pike new. CoMf ed S499", '%A 5-15 exlerded .ac auto 16. beai or black mint '61 !look s 53.995 :erhhwl ALL TRUCKS AND VANS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM DARRYLS AUTO CEN- TRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST OSHA - WA 436-3522 OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11.5 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST CARS IN THE CITY '392 vissar sen Ira Classic. 4-000r. red. 5 speed. 140.000k s $5495 1991 Pontiac Firefly 4 door saver. 130.0ooks r 53.495 1990 Pontiac s. Tempest 4 -door grey worm red mlemi ar 4 Cylinder 105.000k s S5 495 1990 Pontiac Grana Am. 4 -door auto. dui & silver, k>JOeC no air. 73.000k s. $6900 990 Cher, Cavalier. 2 - door due. 728 OOOk's. $49% 1989 Pontiac 6000 LE burgundy red interior. V6 loaded. 0000, s sire new $6 495 7989 Olds Calais. . door fire engine 'ed. 5 -speed. very sporty and dean. 17C ;CCk s S4 45C 1989 aa,'aC Fleetwood Iwo -;one, silver & g'ey learner ntenor, oras loaded. 96.000k s nicest one in the city S'2995 1989 Crown Victory LX. 4 door steel blue with cart blue interior, fully oaded. only 46.0Ook's nicest one in the city S8.800 1989 Olds Cutlass Cera white with blue interior. VIS oaoed new pant 161.000k -s 55.795 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix. 2-aoor, red auto, 118.000k s air, V6. nice 55.995 1988 Olds Cutlass Ciera blue on blue. new paint V6. air 125,Ot00ks. $5.695 ALL CARS CERTIFIiED AND RECONDITIONED WITH FREE 3 MONTH 5000 KM, POWER TRAIN WARRANTY, DAR- RVL'S AUTO CENTRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST, OSHAWA 436- 3522. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11-s 1 Trailers LIFETIME camping mem- bership. Camp from coast to coast U.SJCanada S4 00 per rule Paid 53.695 Must sell $495 U.S. dollars. 1- 800-236-0327 uto Parts MAI ilk Repairs MAGS. 4 14' Chevnot al- loy rims. Excellent condi- lion Honda/Acura $250 Days 905-723-4631 Even - cert or best o er rigs 905.666-3428 Scott 579-9619 1 Apartments 1 For Rent $600 plus hydro Heat in- cluded 432-9127 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED I & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Pi,sor & Adeia,de . applianc- esparking, available Feb ' & March. 1 Call 1705; 799-5329 1 BEDROOM apartments. Ava:.ac,e immedialely Srarmg 5450% onth.Hy. Orr first mon'h and 1x2 of last 'months ren! required Call Sfepmer 571.3229 1 BEDROOM easement apt - 7/es's ;'a area Separate entrance. Onve- way parking No pets, nor, sm,ker. available mme- diately 5500 mo mc1 420 -- 2D50 2 --2D50 2 bedrOOni apt Brvlht. Soo- .,ous ': It cefirgs. lard - wood Moors Close to shop - Ding and Transit Fridge and stove Dnveway park ,ng and yard S68C Pius my dre Call Ron 905-432- 1533 2 -BEDROOM C'si-a«a S4 i5 • ^ydr, Fn0ge stove park,mg Available 'mmediatMy ,r March •st 725-871; 2.3 cecr•.or^ apar•.••.er-ts 9 story building. close to s.x,00ls library. Soum GM :rant Avauaow *rvnt6iMe- and %ov 429-5328 'pm for appointment OSHAWA 3 Dedroom up- per - louse $950, month nauoes hei hydro. aunciry taaknes and cable S "mule walk 'nom Lake new Pant Available mar: - 1 F,rstrtast. references 723-9995 AJAX - at Lake. large -' :Clii 2 bedroom case- ment apt. fireplace. a-, pool. laundry. Parking :a- ble. 5750 mclus,vt Ma: YO SMOKING 68&47�3 AJAX .aper eve, 3 Deo _ r a:.' park.ng. _tote to as amenities. 686-x3505 AJAX NEWLY-emovared tie basement apartment, separate en- trarce .aunary, parka; no pets, non smokers •sL!asl S6'5 inclusive 686--C210 AJAX .;-'e Dedrxm case- r^.ert dpdrimer, pmate entrance mnutes 'tom Go no pets non shaker 5595 per mo Available mme- di teiy 427-7604 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious apartments, quiet ourrong. dose to shopping. 401 GO Pooi, sauna. 3 bedrooms available Feb 1 & Mar 1 683-5322 or 683-857' 2 oeorooms Apnl ' 383-842' until 7 30 P" AJAX, BASEMENT apartment. 401 and West- ney. one Desi oom, 4 ap- Chances. au, one person 5500 inclusive Phone Eve 428-7367 AVAILABLE Feb 15. large 2 bedroom basement apt . northeast Oshawa NO PETS Laundry fac , first' last required. $625 inclu- sive Call 983-5911 AVAILABLE IYYE- DIATELY, In Whitby Apt budding„ spacious, carpet- ed, newly painted, with bal- cony. dose to bus. shop- ping. all utilities included, first I last required. no pets, 1 bedroom $625. 2 bed- room. $725 can 436-0134. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom condo/ en suite, fridge, stove. satearte, pod. sau- na, indoor parking, 24 nr secunty, new broadloom, $875 all inclusive. F,rst/1ast. 579-6043 BEAUTIFUL furnished bacnelor apartment, 3- piece bath• kitchenette. laundry, ac. utilities includ- ed suit non-smoking fe- male. available now • $450/ month, $110/week. 436- 1733 FANTASTIC bedroom ca.;9.-. T!" P'ofess,o^ally done Rouge area L..xu^es ,nc:-de centra, ai' :.^•'3' vac seccn Y syster- rc pilon _eS >apa'7'- - sun _ 509.3:4 l r ~ WHITBY Dedroor^ «al.ou! base- ment apt . very spacious laundry tac backyard arc Dano. parking NOr snorter Nc pets Tn,ckson Dundas lil Ai naus,ve Stith: me '2&0503 OSHAWA -arge Dack ya'd C-•,: ": ^m apartment man 'lop of raised bunga to. arge oackyard S755 Ali canes ,,c'ucea Ti dogs Ava,iaWe mmediate- y Cab 4352433 NORTH _ snawa tigrt sca. :-s one Dedfoom basement apt private en- trance. 5525 . mo inclusive. firstilast March 1/96 721- $617 ONE bedroom upper house .1,71 centrally local - ea. triage stove. S550. all inclusive Firstiast'efef- enCes Ava,iable imme- diateey Cali 5-9-1938 OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom apartments avanao,e at 888 and 300 Glen SI Close to schoo,s. shopping and G M Utilities Included Firstlast required Cali 728- 4993 OSHAWA -newly removal. ed one & two tledroom.from $595 mo includes • neat and hydro, parking and laundry available No pets, non smokers. Call (905)831-8030 OSHAWA - clean 2 oea- room apartment. 11 Fair- banks $626 , utilitiesin- cluded Phone 728-6420 or 721-2324 OSHAWA CENTRE area, new, executive 1. bedroom basement apart. merit. full -bath. gas fire- place, a'C, in -ground pool. bar, parking, open -concept. available immediately. $575 inclusive 905.728. 5374 OSHAWA CIVIC area 2 Bedroom. 2 level lower halt of backsplit. sep entrance. parking. and yard. $750 !n Clusive. Available now Call 434-9793 CLFAN family builderg, Oshawa -1 one, two & three bedroom,. -^tudes Heat, hydro. fridge. Si.,, laundry facilities 723-2094 4 chairs $849: 7 ft. double a 1 LOSt & pedestal and 6 chairs Found $1499: cannnonball beds tom $399. Over 20 stain choices, all solid, no FOUND, small Rottweiler. veneers. Traditional Wood- Hwy 7, Townlme area. working 905-985-8774. North Pickering. Call 472 - PANASONIC stereo 6569 double cassette. receiver w FOUND, Tabby kitten, at remote control. 170 watts. Church St. Ajax January 200 watt studio Lab Y9 rch, call 6St. Aj 5 Speakers: included cabs- LOST - near Lester B. net 25 - Citizen TV, warranty good until 2001, 4 Pearson School, lady's months new $900. for both while gold and diamond 000.905-666.9473 ring Sentimental value Reward Call 683-6531 1993 Grand Am GT sporty 4 -door. loaded. extended warrant' (04/98). low mile- age 34K, while, excellent condition, $13,800. Call 414-1464. 1993 PARK AVENUE, mint, fully loaded, must sell. also Kenwood, quality ster- eo system for car 11 Pa $2,000 value, 112 price 263-2446 1994 Cavalier 4 door, red• auto, air, ABS. P/L. PIT. de- lay wipers. AMIFM cas- sette. 50.000 Kit . $10.000 cemhed 1-705-887-5729 (416)265 28 MIT4 Wheel D ft 1986 AEROSTAR, XLT, silver Auto, 6 cylinder, $3.200, also wanted old Coca - Cola vending ma- chines & advertising signs - Gary 571-1556 1990- 150 DODGE RAM VAN. 318 EFI, HO Susp 54995 ff 1991 GMC Safari. one WANTED - boat trader, CAN'T BEAT IT$ Large 2 owner. 8 pass, fully loaded, single or double axle, for a bedroom apt Oshawa - high kms mostly highway, 20 ft boat, weight 2500 lbs Park and Adelaide area excellent shape. $9.900 Call 905-576-4988 Laun or prem Avail See Ri 905-576-23% March 1 st Rent under 94 FORD AEROSTAR SPORT XL. $16900. 5 passenger front captain chairs.AC,PS.PB.Auto,O D am.fm. Cassette.3L V6. Sport appearance plig Aluminum rims. premium care, extended warranty, 5 yr. or 100,000 led days. 725.4584, evenings 723- 9068 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST TRUCKS AND VANS IN THE CITY. 1393 SMG Safar 6x!erded van ourgundy, hilly oaoed. mint with 48.000k, 514,995 '991 Gnerokee Spon'. blar_k, 2 door, V6 4 0 tire. 4x4. •uns and looks new '39.3JOks 58.995 '991 Nissan Hus- tler pick up Irick black. :hrOme rims matching nigh 'se cap. '341,00k-, lee new S7 495 199' F --r; ex. tended ab XL' Lanar. V9 auto dual 'arks otueiso ver. 2 -tone 62,000 s - new S" 900 1989 GMC Jemmy 4x4 :aded -c a'. mmr. 4 3 *23.000k s 59.500 1989 Dodge Dako a Spon, red, marrwmg ac ' 71.000k s 55.395 '988 Ford Ran ter pick up truck 2 3. '/6. 135.000k s 5 >Deii blue -ce. $4 9% 1987 Dodge Cara- van seven passenger air new brakes new rebwlt mclor cart- «arrant,. very clean S5 495 '986 Cher, haff-ton. nicest one ,n 1,-, fully mcom*t oiled, pike new. CoMf ed S499", '%A 5-15 exlerded .ac auto 16. beai or black mint '61 !look s 53.995 :erhhwl ALL TRUCKS AND VANS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM DARRYLS AUTO CEN- TRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST OSHA - WA 436-3522 OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11.5 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST CARS IN THE CITY '392 vissar sen Ira Classic. 4-000r. red. 5 speed. 140.000k s $5495 1991 Pontiac Firefly 4 door saver. 130.0ooks r 53.495 1990 Pontiac s. Tempest 4 -door grey worm red mlemi ar 4 Cylinder 105.000k s S5 495 1990 Pontiac Grana Am. 4 -door auto. dui & silver, k>JOeC no air. 73.000k s. $6900 990 Cher, Cavalier. 2 - door due. 728 OOOk's. $49% 1989 Pontiac 6000 LE burgundy red interior. V6 loaded. 0000, s sire new $6 495 7989 Olds Calais. . door fire engine 'ed. 5 -speed. very sporty and dean. 17C ;CCk s S4 45C 1989 aa,'aC Fleetwood Iwo -;one, silver & g'ey learner ntenor, oras loaded. 96.000k s nicest one in the city S'2995 1989 Crown Victory LX. 4 door steel blue with cart blue interior, fully oaded. only 46.0Ook's nicest one in the city S8.800 1989 Olds Cutlass Cera white with blue interior. VIS oaoed new pant 161.000k -s 55.795 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix. 2-aoor, red auto, 118.000k s air, V6. nice 55.995 1988 Olds Cutlass Ciera blue on blue. new paint V6. air 125,Ot00ks. $5.695 ALL CARS CERTIFIiED AND RECONDITIONED WITH FREE 3 MONTH 5000 KM, POWER TRAIN WARRANTY, DAR- RVL'S AUTO CENTRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST, OSHAWA 436- 3522. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11-s 1 Trailers LIFETIME camping mem- bership. Camp from coast to coast U.SJCanada S4 00 per rule Paid 53.695 Must sell $495 U.S. dollars. 1- 800-236-0327 uto Parts MAI ilk Repairs MAGS. 4 14' Chevnot al- loy rims. Excellent condi- lion Honda/Acura $250 Days 905-723-4631 Even - cert or best o er rigs 905.666-3428 Scott 579-9619 1 Apartments 1 For Rent $600 plus hydro Heat in- cluded 432-9127 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED I & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Pi,sor & Adeia,de . applianc- esparking, available Feb ' & March. 1 Call 1705; 799-5329 1 BEDROOM apartments. Ava:.ac,e immedialely Srarmg 5450% onth.Hy. Orr first mon'h and 1x2 of last 'months ren! required Call Sfepmer 571.3229 1 BEDROOM easement apt - 7/es's ;'a area Separate entrance. Onve- way parking No pets, nor, sm,ker. available mme- diately 5500 mo mc1 420 -- 2D50 2 --2D50 2 bedrOOni apt Brvlht. Soo- .,ous ': It cefirgs. lard - wood Moors Close to shop - Ding and Transit Fridge and stove Dnveway park ,ng and yard S68C Pius my dre Call Ron 905-432- 1533 2 -BEDROOM C'si-a«a S4 i5 • ^ydr, Fn0ge stove park,mg Available 'mmediatMy ,r March •st 725-871; 2.3 cecr•.or^ apar•.••.er-ts 9 story building. close to s.x,00ls library. Soum GM :rant Avauaow *rvnt6iMe- and %ov 429-5328 'pm for appointment OSHAWA 3 Dedroom up- per - louse $950, month nauoes hei hydro. aunciry taaknes and cable S "mule walk 'nom Lake new Pant Available mar: - 1 F,rstrtast. references 723-9995 AJAX - at Lake. large -' :Clii 2 bedroom case- ment apt. fireplace. a-, pool. laundry. Parking :a- ble. 5750 mclus,vt Ma: YO SMOKING 68&47�3 AJAX .aper eve, 3 Deo _ r a:.' park.ng. _tote to as amenities. 686-x3505 AJAX NEWLY-emovared tie basement apartment, separate en- trarce .aunary, parka; no pets, non smokers •sL!asl S6'5 inclusive 686--C210 AJAX .;-'e Dedrxm case- r^.ert dpdrimer, pmate entrance mnutes 'tom Go no pets non shaker 5595 per mo Available mme- di teiy 427-7604 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious apartments, quiet ourrong. dose to shopping. 401 GO Pooi, sauna. 3 bedrooms available Feb 1 & Mar 1 683-5322 or 683-857' 2 oeorooms Apnl ' 383-842' until 7 30 P" AJAX, BASEMENT apartment. 401 and West- ney. one Desi oom, 4 ap- Chances. au, one person 5500 inclusive Phone Eve 428-7367 AVAILABLE Feb 15. large 2 bedroom basement apt . northeast Oshawa NO PETS Laundry fac , first' last required. $625 inclu- sive Call 983-5911 AVAILABLE IYYE- DIATELY, In Whitby Apt budding„ spacious, carpet- ed, newly painted, with bal- cony. dose to bus. shop- ping. all utilities included, first I last required. no pets, 1 bedroom $625. 2 bed- room. $725 can 436-0134. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom condo/ en suite, fridge, stove. satearte, pod. sau- na, indoor parking, 24 nr secunty, new broadloom, $875 all inclusive. F,rst/1ast. 579-6043 BEAUTIFUL furnished bacnelor apartment, 3- piece bath• kitchenette. laundry, ac. utilities includ- ed suit non-smoking fe- male. available now • $450/ month, $110/week. 436- 1733 FANTASTIC bedroom ca.;9.-. T!" P'ofess,o^ally done Rouge area L..xu^es ,nc:-de centra, ai' :.^•'3' vac seccn Y syster- rc pilon _eS >apa'7'- - sun _ 509.3:4 l r ~ WHITBY Dedroor^ «al.ou! base- ment apt . very spacious laundry tac backyard arc Dano. parking NOr snorter Nc pets Tn,ckson Dundas lil Ai naus,ve Stith: me '2&0503 OSHAWA -arge Dack ya'd C-•,: ": ^m apartment man 'lop of raised bunga to. arge oackyard S755 Ali canes ,,c'ucea Ti dogs Ava,iaWe mmediate- y Cab 4352433 NORTH _ snawa tigrt sca. :-s one Dedfoom basement apt private en- trance. 5525 . mo inclusive. firstilast March 1/96 721- $617 ONE bedroom upper house .1,71 centrally local - ea. triage stove. S550. all inclusive Firstiast'efef- enCes Ava,iable imme- diateey Cali 5-9-1938 OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom apartments avanao,e at 888 and 300 Glen SI Close to schoo,s. shopping and G M Utilities Included Firstlast required Cali 728- 4993 OSHAWA -newly removal. ed one & two tledroom.from $595 mo includes • neat and hydro, parking and laundry available No pets, non smokers. Call (905)831-8030 OSHAWA - clean 2 oea- room apartment. 11 Fair- banks $626 , utilitiesin- cluded Phone 728-6420 or 721-2324 OSHAWA CENTRE area, new, executive 1. bedroom basement apart. merit. full -bath. gas fire- place, a'C, in -ground pool. bar, parking, open -concept. available immediately. $575 inclusive 905.728. 5374 OSHAWA CIVIC area 2 Bedroom. 2 level lower halt of backsplit. sep entrance. parking. and yard. $750 !n Clusive. Available now Call 434-9793 CLFAN family builderg, Oshawa -1 one, two & three bedroom,. -^tudes Heat, hydro. fridge. Si.,, laundry facilities 723-2094 1993 Grand Am GT sporty 4 -door. loaded. extended warrant' (04/98). low mile- age 34K, while, excellent condition, $13,800. Call 414-1464. 1993 PARK AVENUE, mint, fully loaded, must sell. also Kenwood, quality ster- eo system for car 11 Pa $2,000 value, 112 price 263-2446 1994 Cavalier 4 door, red• auto, air, ABS. P/L. PIT. de- lay wipers. AMIFM cas- sette. 50.000 Kit . $10.000 cemhed 1-705-887-5729 (416)265 28 MIT4 Wheel D ft 1986 AEROSTAR, XLT, silver Auto, 6 cylinder, $3.200, also wanted old Coca - Cola vending ma- chines & advertising signs - Gary 571-1556 1990- 150 DODGE RAM VAN. 318 EFI, HO Susp 54995 ff 1991 GMC Safari. one WANTED - boat trader, CAN'T BEAT IT$ Large 2 owner. 8 pass, fully loaded, single or double axle, for a bedroom apt Oshawa - high kms mostly highway, 20 ft boat, weight 2500 lbs Park and Adelaide area excellent shape. $9.900 Call 905-576-4988 Laun or prem Avail See Ri 905-576-23% March 1 st Rent under 94 FORD AEROSTAR SPORT XL. $16900. 5 passenger front captain chairs.AC,PS.PB.Auto,O D am.fm. Cassette.3L V6. Sport appearance plig Aluminum rims. premium care, extended warranty, 5 yr. or 100,000 led days. 725.4584, evenings 723- 9068 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST TRUCKS AND VANS IN THE CITY. 1393 SMG Safar 6x!erded van ourgundy, hilly oaoed. mint with 48.000k, 514,995 '991 Gnerokee Spon'. blar_k, 2 door, V6 4 0 tire. 4x4. •uns and looks new '39.3JOks 58.995 '991 Nissan Hus- tler pick up Irick black. :hrOme rims matching nigh 'se cap. '341,00k-, lee new S7 495 199' F --r; ex. tended ab XL' Lanar. V9 auto dual 'arks otueiso ver. 2 -tone 62,000 s - new S" 900 1989 GMC Jemmy 4x4 :aded -c a'. mmr. 4 3 *23.000k s 59.500 1989 Dodge Dako a Spon, red, marrwmg ac ' 71.000k s 55.395 '988 Ford Ran ter pick up truck 2 3. '/6. 135.000k s 5 >Deii blue -ce. $4 9% 1987 Dodge Cara- van seven passenger air new brakes new rebwlt mclor cart- «arrant,. very clean S5 495 '986 Cher, haff-ton. nicest one ,n 1,-, fully mcom*t oiled, pike new. CoMf ed S499", '%A 5-15 exlerded .ac auto 16. beai or black mint '61 !look s 53.995 :erhhwl ALL TRUCKS AND VANS CERTIFIED AND RECONDITIONED BE- FORE WE SELL THEM DARRYLS AUTO CEN- TRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST OSHA - WA 436-3522 OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11.5 TAKE A DRIVE TO DARRYL'S. WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE NICEST CARS IN THE CITY '392 vissar sen Ira Classic. 4-000r. red. 5 speed. 140.000k s $5495 1991 Pontiac Firefly 4 door saver. 130.0ooks r 53.495 1990 Pontiac s. Tempest 4 -door grey worm red mlemi ar 4 Cylinder 105.000k s S5 495 1990 Pontiac Grana Am. 4 -door auto. dui & silver, k>JOeC no air. 73.000k s. $6900 990 Cher, Cavalier. 2 - door due. 728 OOOk's. $49% 1989 Pontiac 6000 LE burgundy red interior. V6 loaded. 0000, s sire new $6 495 7989 Olds Calais. . door fire engine 'ed. 5 -speed. very sporty and dean. 17C ;CCk s S4 45C 1989 aa,'aC Fleetwood Iwo -;one, silver & g'ey learner ntenor, oras loaded. 96.000k s nicest one in the city S'2995 1989 Crown Victory LX. 4 door steel blue with cart blue interior, fully oaded. only 46.0Ook's nicest one in the city S8.800 1989 Olds Cutlass Cera white with blue interior. VIS oaoed new pant 161.000k -s 55.795 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix. 2-aoor, red auto, 118.000k s air, V6. nice 55.995 1988 Olds Cutlass Ciera blue on blue. new paint V6. air 125,Ot00ks. $5.695 ALL CARS CERTIFIiED AND RECONDITIONED WITH FREE 3 MONTH 5000 KM, POWER TRAIN WARRANTY, DAR- RVL'S AUTO CENTRE 170 SLOOR STREET EAST, OSHAWA 436- 3522. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 11-s 1 Trailers LIFETIME camping mem- bership. Camp from coast to coast U.SJCanada S4 00 per rule Paid 53.695 Must sell $495 U.S. dollars. 1- 800-236-0327 uto Parts MAI ilk Repairs MAGS. 4 14' Chevnot al- loy rims. Excellent condi- lion Honda/Acura $250 Days 905-723-4631 Even - cert or best o er rigs 905.666-3428 Scott 579-9619 1 Apartments 1 For Rent $600 plus hydro Heat in- cluded 432-9127 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED I & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Pi,sor & Adeia,de . applianc- esparking, available Feb ' & March. 1 Call 1705; 799-5329 1 BEDROOM apartments. Ava:.ac,e immedialely Srarmg 5450% onth.Hy. Orr first mon'h and 1x2 of last 'months ren! required Call Sfepmer 571.3229 1 BEDROOM easement apt - 7/es's ;'a area Separate entrance. Onve- way parking No pets, nor, sm,ker. available mme- diately 5500 mo mc1 420 -- 2D50 2 --2D50 2 bedrOOni apt Brvlht. Soo- .,ous ': It cefirgs. lard - wood Moors Close to shop - Ding and Transit Fridge and stove Dnveway park ,ng and yard S68C Pius my dre Call Ron 905-432- 1533 2 -BEDROOM C'si-a«a S4 i5 • ^ydr, Fn0ge stove park,mg Available 'mmediatMy ,r March •st 725-871; 2.3 cecr•.or^ apar•.••.er-ts 9 story building. close to s.x,00ls library. Soum GM :rant Avauaow *rvnt6iMe- and %ov 429-5328 'pm for appointment OSHAWA 3 Dedroom up- per - louse $950, month nauoes hei hydro. aunciry taaknes and cable S "mule walk 'nom Lake new Pant Available mar: - 1 F,rstrtast. references 723-9995 AJAX - at Lake. large -' :Clii 2 bedroom case- ment apt. fireplace. a-, pool. laundry. Parking :a- ble. 5750 mclus,vt Ma: YO SMOKING 68&47�3 AJAX .aper eve, 3 Deo _ r a:.' park.ng. _tote to as amenities. 686-x3505 AJAX NEWLY-emovared tie basement apartment, separate en- trarce .aunary, parka; no pets, non smokers •sL!asl S6'5 inclusive 686--C210 AJAX .;-'e Dedrxm case- r^.ert dpdrimer, pmate entrance mnutes 'tom Go no pets non shaker 5595 per mo Available mme- di teiy 427-7604 AJAX Oxford Towers Spacious apartments, quiet ourrong. dose to shopping. 401 GO Pooi, sauna. 3 bedrooms available Feb 1 & Mar 1 683-5322 or 683-857' 2 oeorooms Apnl ' 383-842' until 7 30 P" AJAX, BASEMENT apartment. 401 and West- ney. one Desi oom, 4 ap- Chances. au, one person 5500 inclusive Phone Eve 428-7367 AVAILABLE Feb 15. large 2 bedroom basement apt . northeast Oshawa NO PETS Laundry fac , first' last required. $625 inclu- sive Call 983-5911 AVAILABLE IYYE- DIATELY, In Whitby Apt budding„ spacious, carpet- ed, newly painted, with bal- cony. dose to bus. shop- ping. all utilities included, first I last required. no pets, 1 bedroom $625. 2 bed- room. $725 can 436-0134. BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom condo/ en suite, fridge, stove. satearte, pod. sau- na, indoor parking, 24 nr secunty, new broadloom, $875 all inclusive. F,rst/1ast. 579-6043 BEAUTIFUL furnished bacnelor apartment, 3- piece bath• kitchenette. laundry, ac. utilities includ- ed suit non-smoking fe- male. available now • $450/ month, $110/week. 436- 1733 FANTASTIC bedroom ca.;9.-. T!" P'ofess,o^ally done Rouge area L..xu^es ,nc:-de centra, ai' :.^•'3' vac seccn Y syster- rc pilon _eS >apa'7'- - sun _ 509.3:4 l r ~ WHITBY Dedroor^ «al.ou! base- ment apt . very spacious laundry tac backyard arc Dano. parking NOr snorter Nc pets Tn,ckson Dundas lil Ai naus,ve Stith: me '2&0503 OSHAWA -arge Dack ya'd C-•,: ": ^m apartment man 'lop of raised bunga to. arge oackyard S755 Ali canes ,,c'ucea Ti dogs Ava,iaWe mmediate- y Cab 4352433 NORTH _ snawa tigrt sca. :-s one Dedfoom basement apt private en- trance. 5525 . mo inclusive. firstilast March 1/96 721- $617 ONE bedroom upper house .1,71 centrally local - ea. triage stove. S550. all inclusive Firstiast'efef- enCes Ava,iable imme- diateey Cali 5-9-1938 OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom apartments avanao,e at 888 and 300 Glen SI Close to schoo,s. shopping and G M Utilities Included Firstlast required Cali 728- 4993 OSHAWA -newly removal. ed one & two tledroom.from $595 mo includes • neat and hydro, parking and laundry available No pets, non smokers. Call (905)831-8030 OSHAWA - clean 2 oea- room apartment. 11 Fair- banks $626 , utilitiesin- cluded Phone 728-6420 or 721-2324 OSHAWA CENTRE area, new, executive 1. bedroom basement apart. merit. full -bath. gas fire- place, a'C, in -ground pool. bar, parking, open -concept. available immediately. $575 inclusive 905.728. 5374 OSHAWA CIVIC area 2 Bedroom. 2 level lower halt of backsplit. sep entrance. parking. and yard. $750 !n Clusive. Available now Call 434-9793 CLFAN family builderg, Oshawa -1 one, two & three bedroom,. -^tudes Heat, hydro. fridge. Si.,, laundry facilities 723-2094 PACE; Ali-TtW.NE.WS ADYFATISER SUNDAY. ",81111114, 1"6 Apartments Im Apartments Houses Shared Private Homes a Mortgages, / 1 � For Rent For Rent / For Rent / Accomodation For Sale a Insurance I WNITBY - BLUE WATER PARK 1 & 2 bedroom suites. broadloom. 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED OSHAWA. 4 ar-er:.P, newt' renovated spacious 1 -bedroom adult basement. own entrance. backyard. fenced patio. fireplace 4 - appliances, Uvac. Cable, utilities included 5700 first lastrelerences. 721-1392 OSHAWA :lose to GM newer r,'dng_ 1, 2. 3 bedroom apartments 905- 4380229 PICKERING. BAY LY GO. Exe serve 2 bea,�r aca^ment private en- trance. park-,_ no smokers no pets 5875 per mo 4C`- utilities Available immediately 420-1277 PICKERING HWY 42 ll GC Nice large 3 bedroom walk out base- ment apt Ceramic tile. own entry parking. ;able 1,1.'2 washroom, on smOk.^g nc pets. $85C includes vu rhes. Avai'abie March + 509-9849 PICKERING bedroom base .i ncluded. im- ^laculate clean. quietcon ven,ent Close to all am ties 5550 month separate entrance park ^g --ail 905 420-9281 N OSHAWA-;�mcoe -a ..._ria• ".��r• Ave Newly renovated 2 bed room m a 12 pie.. laundry facilities hardwood floors. parking cable me . no base 5686 576-2982 SOUTH AJAX. ,ne bed- room aGanment ,deal rOr DdCnerOr Or couple t:s 8 d'w included. t Car garage references. hrsi'last requited. $625 all inckuive 6&3-7709 SOUTM Ajax immaculate • 5eclroom basement apartment, broadloom mroughout separate en- trance heat'hydro included $675 h st'last. non smok ng. Available immediately 686-3204 SOUTH Oshawa. 2 bed - In— aPa-'rneM1 n upper Moor o/ semi. apokances & Laundry tacailies 2 car park;,; private entrance 567`_ a. mcius,ve avail able mmedutey. mature workrg single or couple Nc pets 579-'869 SOUTH OSHAWA .75 wentw rn St W argr ' 2. -badroOms close to buses. Shopping. available imnle- c atety S550 $650 8 up fridge stove. hear ^ydro parking 1st required. :est negotiableno pets 434 5183 576 5142 between 96 AVAILABLE NOW - S Ds• awa ra, 2 bed basement Fr,dge stove laundry or, premises Sep entrance. parking dose to bus. shopping schools Nc pets $650 in- elus,ve -290619 leave message AVAILABLE .mmedtately Wes • si-re area. 2 -bed , room basement apartment. f 5675 month first! antl wort •eterences all utilities insides park'.; private entrance, tirep,. central no pets nc laundry 839-7978 WESTNEY 401 Hwy 2. new 1-bedroor^ wo base ment apartment backyard level Iwmgcfinirig kacher'. 4 -Pete bath, 5 appliances. central air. parking 5645 inclusive 428-8752 Credit check WHITBY - Thicksorv401, 2 >bedroom lower level walk- out, to pool, sep entrance. $650/mo inclusive Prefer working non smoking sin- gle female No pets Avail- able immediately 430- 4754 WHrr0Y CENTRAL 1- ., bedroom In Victorian -style bulling, all utilities includ- ed. $700/month 905-668- 2326. No calls after Spm. ,WHITBY. 2 bedroom apartment, walking dis- tance to Go station. lots of parking, appliances includ- ed. Call (905) 430-8608 I6or(905)433.7637 WNITBY- 1bedroom bachelor apt . $538.60 in- Vusive Fridge/stove, park - Ili. ng. laundry facilities. Avail- able Immediately 666- 5535 WHY ren• whp owr your own home for less than you think"" Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep Re'Max Sur-! Realty 0 991; Ltd (9051 6683800 or (905: 666-3211 CAHouses / Housing For Rent Wanted SEMI-DETACHED top tnor. 3 bedroom jacuzz, batn. separate laundry room. w torear patio. ga rage 3 car parking r alp entrance Claude 4:% 279 WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE' bunga,cw 5725^.r' Jr Exec -P-1C N- s Avai!an,p 371.6275 1-800-840.6275 I— Cklt Bad Credit' Barx+nyt' No Down payment' can HNP' MARK CTAPI tl Fx.;i kr.ilr. Ini IST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES WHY RENT' BUY' No jrw- :ayr-1er.' No problem' Let me show You how Moi pay S7X 0 A C Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep. Remax Accord Rea" Lic 576.3111 WANTED. partially tui ^ed CLEAN QUIET Ipanment in Ajax Har - rood North Area S500 - 355C per month Christine 'don - Fri 9-5 pm (416' '52-6432 Townhouses For Rent SOUTH venewa (xat- ,>nm 1^wnhouse in small 'am,ly complex safe for hill Includes base- nent. Sep hot water tank, lose to schools shopping �950,mo first'last, heat >no hydro mcluded 435- 088 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 ed• D, Towrhr.i, in well maintained family Ornplexfreshly decorated w+th F rig 'stove. close to all amenities. or sole Mgmt of- fice call 728-3717 NORTH Oshawa 3-bed- -wrhouse Close t0 schools and shopping 4 appliances Available March.Apnl 1st. $835 Nus uthi Call 666-942+ -yvn townhouse it well - obtained tarrkly corn- •'4 Includes all utillfes, appliances, parking. lse to schools and all e^ eM1es 122 Colborne SL E. Oshawa For appt. 4343972 CLEAN, cozy room in 3 - bedroom house to share, laundry. utilities Included. S3501month Call 430- 2557 ONE or two bedrooms aka able (One Is huge L" >haped master bedroom with private 4 pc bathl, ca- le. shared kitchen, living - '30m. and laundry facilities Use of entire house except 'amllyroom References Available anytime First' aSt Rent negotiable 434 3976 PICKERING FEMALE ookng Ic share w'same Immaculate professionally oecorated 3 -yr new home one -bedroom, private bath Easy access to bus. Go S400 inclusive 416.618- . 122 PICKERING. person to snare t ✓:,00nl house. parking laundry etc' $375 per me Weekly $100 Call 839-5530 Leave message SHARE large house in Pickering w/quiet proles - Pool ac, all fac in eluding dishwasher Nom -moke• prolessionaUstud" ent $500"mon Mike 1416757-7773 ext 24(wkdys1831-8878 3 -BEDROOM ^vine to share use a facilities. quiet street, private yard Single parents welcome S400rmonth first'las' Call 905-427"7952 WHITES/401 'emale to share town- house Parka; non smater no pet, Available March ! s1 905-839-6495 UARorldoflllfl1ums For Rent OSHAWA. I oedroom clow^taw- :-ink , air. un- derground parking laundry Orn, lounge. newer built -g. avatade March st Si75 month plus hydro 4.;,3-1569 WHITBY ROssland'Gar- r tearoom cordo. 4 uopkances. 2 baths, cal '*al heat and air. indoor b Dol, wninpool, exercise x m, available now $950 .icilm" 905-433-4014 BEAU VALLEY 3 bed- room bungalow, on gor geous private ravine lot, high efficiency furnace, central air, laccuzzi. wood burning stove, in ground pool. and much more $178,900 For more infor- mation call 432-2772 EAST Oshawa large 4 bed backspld. 3 applianc- es, quiet court, near parks. schools. 2 pc' 3 pc baths. familyroom/fireplace No agents $139,900 579 0729 and leave message BRAND NEW HOMES. 5875 per merih. why rent" Starting at $119.900 North West Oshawa, 3 bedrooms. high efficiency gas heat. R" 40 insul Raised bungalow. only 5 left others from $104.900 Call Peter Neal. Sales Rep . Guide Realty. 723-5281 OSHAWA 3 bedrooms. fireplace one car garage. 4 appliances. Fag at Asking S133.000 Closing June Balance 6 1/4 mortgage available 723-9949 OSHAWA Rosslanfl/Har- mOry Spacious three bedroom semi on ravirfe lot. separate income apart ment. garage. gas heal. $121.000 Reduced Call after 6 p.m 1 905476- 3189 PICKERING 3 -bedroom semi detac"e•7 off Whites Rd., family room vi Piece , 1 -bedroom base- ment apartment rents for 5600 $171.500 Celt 905" 8313518 PORT PERRY $139.900 .l t- corm. convenience Pius walk 'c all amenities Large lot 'or garden First time buyers dream or retire here Call Catherine Ayotte, Remax Scugog Realty. (905, 985.4427. 24 hr pager POWER of Sales" $87 900 buys a 3. t bed. room, 2 -storey. rec room. garage walkout basement. with 5% dow^, monthly payments of 5799 1ndud+ng e taxs Ted Houghton Re max Surnmrt 668-3800 Office S Lots for un, Rooms/ • Retail Space Sale for Rent " 4 Months r•ee Rent 'r,- WATERFRONT commun- EXECUTIVE t,,rrr,v. it, .r Por, Perry Spfed ar,,.acu- 3 De..-•.. --,i-- J- sDec'acwar eke view Ajax Oshawa : rnlre 600 30 h lar 2 acre lots, with natural lege area Available now Furnished rooms 1 ensu mond poor Oshawa gas $155.000 (905) 427- 434-6089 ,M 2 washroomi shared downtown 600 So main 0380 or (905) 42&2215 AVA4ABLE FEB 15TH $500 3500 L r I "lair '! , Dur, ga,ow Oshawa large backyard. Laundry 'ac4rties, $925 hhties. included Nc pets Call 436-9936 or after 5 436-0352 BRICK BUNGALOW Wlsc' wive area S87c per mo plus utilities Three bedrooms. 2 bathrooms quiet street, backs )into park !stirlast rel Pius references Available Aprii list 576-6216 after 6 r m MORTGAGES Good, bad and ugly Financing for any purpose, rates from 5 9511, All applications ac- cepted Community Finan- cial Services 668-6805 a 'Business pportunities ARMAGUARD DEALER- SHIP opening, pdyui enlane sprayed truck :-x liners Premium, rateo r dustrial coatings T,, nKP•, dealer packaoe pme, territory P'- 110 4"., 41 3000 Fax 40? 46J X00:' Nam a MAY a clirington THIS WEEK News Advertiser NEWS TIRED of continuing re- cruiting. constantly replac- ing downhne members Constantly retailing, slow Or no growth The network marketers dream vehicle Call (905, 623-9696 Me' Personals A-1 iiv44iNANi ONTARIO WOMEN WANTING DATES NOW' Names & numbers 1.900-451-5566 ext 0252 S3 49 per minute 18+. touch tone ANGEL'S Astrologer and Tara, Card Reader See what the future holds for love, money and careerf. Angel 436.9198 BEST PLAYMATES names 6 S 1-900-451. 6088 ex! 272. S2 99rmm, 18.. Toudlfone BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES names d Portraitist phone numbers. 1 - 900-4513638 ext 704. S1129rmin must be 18 T- . "ne k,tcnen. laundry Parking and Cade included Mature sq w v $1000. 250 Sq main and ponds. home rec hall QUt Of-TOWn working people. non 5350. 600 sq 2nd }Ir / , answers 24 hours $2 99 S_ okers lst/last, referent- 5500 1D50 sq main, Owner retiring Turn key Properties es S89 t0 $109 weekiy S1.D00 Call 434-2447 or operation $335000 pressor Month -by -month 427.1677 655-4132 TRAILERS PLUS ALTONA RD'SHEPPARD. BRIGHT room avaiLade ,n BRIGHT CAMPGROUNDS. Doing cozy room tot employed C-1 commercial for rent. Brea' 'S acres 'x. sites. 7 sArdent awl in clean quiet 7. DOC d 4 000 sq It . ,deal wilderness areas, streams COUNTRY SETTING Ajax shaming 3 De0'com farmhouse. in quiet sate ne,gnboumood 1Na,king distance to school Ciose tc all amenities References. 1sVi 905-428-74C, OSHAWA rouse. ' pule! court 2 mar floors. 2 -bed- rooms spacious. 4 ap- pliances, fenced yard. paved drive SBOG inclu- sive 905-837-0524 PICKERING main floor of three bedroom bungalow. all appliances. nice yard. air. close to GO no smokers preferred 5900 & 1/2 utilities first'last avail Feb 1 st (9051839-0018 NORTH OSHAWA us 3 14 bedroom ed bungalow, ga- dlning room, two )ms, eat In kitchen. Snea rec. room, gas place. family rolorrUden, sale yard, patio. avall- e April Ist $1.100 plus ittes (No rent Increase 2 years) 905-434-1349 or 416.769-9497 CALL Ontano Gats. get names 6 home numbers 1.900-451-5566 Ext 253. $3 49/mrrl 18.. Touch tone COUPLES seeking srngb nen, lots of numbers 1 900-451-5566 ext 697 S3 4w-rn 18.. T tone ENERGY balancing chak- ra healing, palmistry, guidance in all areas Frances 905-8311368 home Share separate for large firm, par' bieiards. and ponds. home rec hall HEAVENLY PSYCHIC kitchen, bathrooms Bus, etc Also office w/1 apart- and store, well maintained answers 24 hours $2 99 parking cable 585lweek -lent upstairs. ideal for ac Owner retiring Turn key inn 18 . 1-900-451 3783 905-5092459 evenings counting, lawyer, doctor, operation $335000 pressor Month -by -month to sell Call 68111 etc Reasonable rent 725- Terms Call VJ Lauesen NEED a nde to Don Mills BRIGHT room avaiLade ,n BRIGHT 8710 Reanor 905-623-3194 One from Alton and Waterford A norm tilled Laundry op to Lend hour east of Oshawa to Don Mins and Baber cable FWI use of house & PrilraAe Homes RED mpanions Greene to be there for 8 backyard Gose to Oshawa / Industrial Vacation x a m and pock up at p m Centre Non smoker $356 B Unify / Will Pay 5112 weeks month 576-3816 Properties staining Feb t2 Can Jan 509-4613 after 7 p m INDUSTRIAL UNITS in call to place your a4 no charges for ladies, no I industrial plaza next to VACATION membership SIMPLY Sociable Arts. Oshawa Centre High cell- with accommodations to entertainment. gourmet ir,gs. over head doors. the finest resorts in the dining, travel & leisure parking, utilities. air com- world Owners are anxious sporting/nature activities pressor Month -by -month to sell Call 68111 Regular newsletter Parking for truck. with hy- (416)261-8412 dro Available immediately Money 576-2982 op to Lend t PrilraAe Homes RED mpanions $390 PER MO. EastM For Sale BORROW $10.000 . pay Oshawa ovate room en - AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices That are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction Listings Call683 7545 � Clarington Residents 4042615 serer Rise the oppv)npl,� [o p V Stour respects again' For an audio version 4 all 4 the mni dead AC6 recurred for puhljcar on m' the tiews Adre or phis leek, 011683001 or 404x6591 p (Chgon residents), p as little as $110 per month , EASTSIDE CONNEC- / trance and bath Use of TIONS DATELINE - Free to kitchen and laundry Would 0 ac Free consultations You MV also access death notice information recei�)ed suit single working person 576-2972 ROOMS FOR RENT Liverpool Finch Per month or week Clean bright home, Hydro Staff welcome 905-420-3674 / ROOMS Wanted (RETURNING tc School) Looking for .arge unfur. nished room $3501mo References available Call Ercka at 420.6019 3 bedroom brick bungalow New roof, doors, windows, 200 amp service, high effi- ciency furnace 2 fireplaces. Pool, 2 acres. separate bachelor budding 7 mm. north of Durham College, Trades Considered $ t 78.000 Call Randy 905. 655-5941 3 -BEDROOM backsplit semi. finished rec room, Oshawa Centre/Civic area $119,000 Must be seen! Call 905-434-6706 QUALITY D'Angelo Multi. evel N W Oshawa 3.2 bedrooms. kitchen over- looks tamilyroom with fire- place. 2 walkouts. inground pool, 3 baths FAG. in-law potential. 160 Goodman Dr. $171,500 Call Sheila Mc" Laren Sutton Status 436- Anubis Investments Ltd. call to place your a4 no charges for ladies, no I r Mortgages and Loans since 1973 Call (905)668- 7200 p hone bill charges, 905- ° 7060 aperpress-time by! ahtills nurnberi T MONEY problems? Debt ' consolidations.credit air- personal budget planning, credit re- Screened IMrOd1Xbonsrangements. Valentine Brouht to you btihe foa�g nal hom; pair. FREE CONSULTA- TIONS Ontario Credit Counsellors Special 6 mths. 62A:9 Save 4100 kli&-Wmon, Armstrong, W,Ci Town, McEachmeIonto) 433-1425 Until Feb, 17/96 4348399 t OBTAM4IIING 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. Fr 'Martino &Ons, Morns, Nodcul->;lllatt, AcceRa SINGLES INTRODUC- TIONS for fnendshlp or marriage, all nation I I I I' Tired of being alone) Call 1-800-266-0374 3 C . . y , omef R. .m r � Q o ovement ® r I Hr. Nr WN AuvEK1 tnor.tt'WNIJAY, MISKUAKY'4, r"&PAGF: 39 ,-44 A DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (yo5) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors Techpvw DI I n L LILILI CASENIEti'1' DOUBI.E HC'ti(. 1'I1X-AC7'I0ti • picture Windows • Bay & Bow Windows • Insurance Claims • Patio Doors • Storm Doors • New Construction Windows • 3lass & Screen Repairs MOBILE SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W SALES. SERVICE & OSHAWA, ONTARIO INSTALLATION L1J 21_3 (9os) 579-2222 SOLID OAK a CHERRY SOLID FURNITURE SOLID • AMISH MADE SOLID ' FINISHED IN OUR OWN PLANT SOLID CUSTOM FURNITURE. FISHES & COLOURS PICKERING HOME i DES" CENTRE 1755 PICKERING PARKWAY (CORNER OF BROCK RD L 401. PICKERING! 427-1381 !b ..Y YOUR I-iOME IS YOUR CASTLE TREE REMOVAL • TREE PRUNING • RESIZING "HOWARD'S M TREE REMOVAL • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Tree Removal Special * Winter Discount Also, stump Removal. All work Guaranteed 416-412-7922 IQ Landscape Ontario Over 20 Years — " "':A'AA,'4AX S A 5 SOC. I' r„ Experience Plumbing For You has moved to a bigger-an-ld better location a, Plurnhino Fur You is hiuver and better than c%er. "OPEN - DAYS :1 %Vl-TKh Last month the\ nio%ed Into a larller store al 10511 Brock -Rd. \ in Pickering DUI?HM nLE & MAIMLE cx andtn_� their (oration to twice Its original sire. t. A j �� A''&' "This A1111111� ' ' new store allows us to display�- • Floor & wall coverings niany hathnxnn sett n,!,, as they would look In a rustunter�s home.' sa}, Daae , ' 4k � � owner • Decorative ceramics Greenberg. "We can also' increase our • Resilient floors (cushion floorings, selection of lixlures. accessories and parts.' vinyl, asbestos file & Euro flooring) You'll have a pervert opportumly to see Plumbing what For You has to oll�er when Call Ron fora they have lhcir Grand Re -Opening on .. ME E$11MTE February 9, 10 and 11. 509-1 W.M. There's going to he ;iveaways, draws and well great prizes as as many specials yrs e)I on fixtures and accessories.30 "We were able to move to this larger store because of the support of our many • 6 h, loyal customers,.. says Dave. -We invite them and everyone else who have never You'll find a wide selection of the THETIL= been here, but want to enjoy a new look to latest bathroom fixtures in realistic 1755 PICKERING PARKWAY their bathroom."Plumbing For You carries faucets from settings at Plumbing For You. PICKERING HOME 0555)��79RECENTRE manufacturer's such as Moen and Price plumbing, electrical work and tile," says •Wide selection oftiles, grande& hardwood floors Pfister in a wide variety of finishes. Dave. "Any job from installing taps to a •Bathroom accessories •Tools You'll also find a wide selection of the complete renovation can be- done. _ INSTALLATIONS •FREE ESTIMATES latest styles of sinks, toilets and showers. At the newly renovated store you will OOFF On all installation materials I They offer a free design service and a free find helpful and friendly people which 5 O with every floor & wall tile estimate for your bathroom makeover. We includes Dave, Ralph and right down to the purchase _j have a wide selection of repair parts for entire staff to assist you with all your oOCOMPLETERENOVATIONI faucets and toilets. Dave will visit your plumbing problems! OF BATHTUB EXPOSURE home and together with you come up with For more information. about Plumbing ONLY569 WITH FREE CERAMIC SOAP DISH a winning design that will fit your For You call (905) 837-1350 or toll free I - _ _ _ PLEASE VISIT US FOR EVERYDAY SPECUILS! articular budge[. p ' 8(X)-263-9906. Call 2-t hours for emergency [VAWurnaFeb. IS%) "We do everything inrludin, the service. GTA Interiors Inc. "Let us create your dream home" Top quality professional workmanship in: • Finished basements ' Plumbing * Painting ' Wallpapering ` Decks *Fences Satisfaction guaranteed Pictures and references available Call Dan at (905) 509-7523 Don't Miss PLUMBING FOR YOU 13rJ� J1J1�`J FEB. 9TH, 10TH 11 T1 Advertisements Appearing In Friday's Ajax News Advertiser "Many, Many Discount Specials17 SAVE—SAVE ... SAVE 1050 BROCK RD. PICKERING P;KEAhyG r, FACTORY 4D • OMAN FACTURERS OF ti -EW AND CUSTOM MADE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE NOEA--S-LOVE SEATSg1tiG CHAIRS -OTTOMANS WLabo carry Lanark, FREE Koehler, Goldstar, ;ESTIMATE 1"'01 a'nr • Interior Decorator on staff • Thousands of fabrics to choose from • WorkmAnship guaranteed • Drapes PAGE 40 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNIDAt', FEBRUARY 4, 1996 96 BRAND NEW 1996 BRAND NEW 1996 ESCORTS BRAND NEW 1996 CONTOUR 3 DR. 5 DR. WAGON AEROSTAR WINDSTAR VILLAGER . ... ... AM, 5.9010 Financing* or up to $1000 Cash Rebate NO CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING Aerostar $1000, Villaaer & Windstar 5500 5.9% Financing or $500 Cash Rebate Save $985 CHECK OUT THESE 19951 S ONLY TAXES AND LICENCE Offlu NO FREIGHT NO GAS TAX NO AIR TAX 1995 CROWN VICTORIA 1995 CONTOUR GL 4 DR. 1995 ESCORT LX 5 DR. HATCHBACK 4"MP 4 4.6L V8, automatic overdrive, AM/FM stereo cas- 2.OL DOHC 4 cyl. auto overdrive, AM/FM cassette 1.91 4 cyc., automatic, am/fm cassette, power wind- sette, power windows, power locks and seats, speed ABS power windows and locks, speed control, con' os and locks, air conditioned, aluminum wheels, control, till wheel, ABS brakes, low kms. Balance of sole air conditioning, low kms. Balance of factory spoiler, low kms, balance of factowarranty. factory warranty. warranty. factory Stock #SE 1 32A $181888" 14,** Stock #SA1OA $125588** Stock 1MA 1995 ECONOLINE VAN 1995 ESCORT LX WAGON 1995 WINDSTAR GL . ........ . 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