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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_09_25PICK -N -GO - PICK -N -GO -f' i 24 Hour Service . - t . GET THE .LEAD OUT . 1 Larraine Roulston has common sense WEEK DAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS tips to escape lead exposure. from 53.95 LLBO 376 Kingston Ad., Pickering See the Recycler's Report on page 20 , , f0MAL A r JW,6-- News dve t sd5i" Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1996 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 39 Pickeringresidentspayin bid to clear Brenner Terr Fox Run y Bl' MARIANNE TAtiACS 1T%F' RFP1►RTt:R PICKF RING — Council has agreed to hire a lawyer at a cost of up to 510.000 to try to have Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner's name removed from a countersuit against him and the Town launched by Novacor Construction Ltd. " Vcry simply I want to bring my piece before ate court:' says Coun. Brenner. `vl1 name Pickering sports park `disgusting' BY MARJANNE T. -%K %( :S PICKERING — Susan D►Clerrtente is often embarrassed when visiting teams comc to play her son's football squad at Kinsmen Park near the foot of Sandy Beach Road. It has nothing to do with the perfor- mance of her son's team, but rather the park's "disgusting" condition. "Cigarette butts are all over the place — cigarette butts and garbage:' says Mn. DiClemente, who's been going to the park with her children for about 10 years. At's probably gotten worse. I just think of the potential a place like that has. It could be very beautiful. - Mrs. DiClemente is particularly dis- pleased with the "unbelievable" state of the park washrooms, where site says the garbage bins are often overflowing and the toilets are uncleaned. She is so upset she has written a let- ter to Mayor Wayne Arthurs. "Pickering calls itself a community, family -minded town:" she tells the mayor. "Hundreds of volunteers dedi- cate their time and money to organize excellent activities for children and adults alike. Why then must I feel not only dirty after spending a day at Kins- men, but embarrassed to invite other teams from other towns as well as my own family and friends to visit Picker- , -See KINSMEN ... Page 4 shouldn't be part of it. Any of the allegations basicall} have nothing to do with me. I want to deal with it as soon as possible. It's malicious and it does interfere with my life- The councillor says the Town's lawyers will ask the court for a -summary judgment- as to whether there are sufficient grounds for his name to he in,:ludcd in the lawsuit. If the judge finds there arc not hi,, name would be deleted from the la,Asuit and i!- !hero arc it would remain and his case would be tried or settled together with the Town's. "I have every right to use the court system to ensure my life and my family's lives are not impacpxl:" says Coun. Brenner. The Town of Pickering filed a lawsuit against Novacor in June for the return of $517.093 it says it accidentally overpaid the firm last See BRENNER... Page 3 No fun, no fitness R Forget the adage no pain, no gain. David Tennebaun and fitness instructor Louise Walker seem to believe in the notion of no fun, no fitness. The two share a laugh as he rides the bike during the Cardiac Reha- bilitation Program run by the Sports Medi- cine and Rehabilitation Clinic in the weight room of the Ajax Community Centre recently. photo by Andrew Iwanowski falls short PICKERING — It was a day of triumph and disappointment for j organizers of the Pickering Tent' Fox Run Sunday. The triumph was in the fact that so many participants showed up for the event despite the bad weather. The disappointment was because fewer people took part than last year and the money raised fell short of the goal. "Everything went off well:' says ,I tun co-ordinator Karen Balsdo n of the Canadian Progress Club, Picker- ing -Ajax Women, which sponsored the event this year. "We were short of our goal but you kind of have to live with Mother Nature" The event drew 172 participants, about 50 fewer than last year. Just j under $15.000 was raised, com- pared to $16,830 in 1995. Organiz- ers had hoped to bring in $20,000. Ms. Balsdon explains the people who didn't show up this time were the runners who don't take pledges j HELPERS...Pa " 3 Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Entertainment .....................21 Sports................................. 23 Classified ............................. 24 Phone N I M General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.dnrhamnews.net 934+74GST =$1 1 1 1 1 1rim NWH9 SW. 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According to the claim filed by the Town, it notified Novacor of the overpayment on or about April 30 and requested the realm of the funds, which the Town says it has not received. Novacor has filed a $1 -million coun- terclaim against the Town and Coun. Brenner, for alleged damage to its reputa- tion and wrongful interference with its legitimate economic activities. Coun. Brenner denies the allega- tions and says he only stated facts about Pickering's problems with Novacor in response to media questions while fulfilling his role as head of the Town's audit com- mittee. "I feel I'm being penalized for speak- ing out and for doing my job" The cost of the Town's and Coun. Brenner's legal defence against the counterclaim is cov- ered by the Town's insurers, explains the councillor, but the insurer was unwilling to cover the cost of the legal action to move his name from the countersuit. "It's not part of their policy." Coun. Brenner adds the attempt to se_�pmrate him out of the ease is part of an overall strategy fox the Town he can't discuss publicly in more detail. "It does benefit the entire case " Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis says she is the only one who voted against the expendi- turre to get Coun. Brenner's [tame removed. Helpers sought FROM PAGE 1 but make a donation to enter the nm. " Ibe weather was. I think, a big fi�„ Organizers are ipv*ubdy ZW oto the 30 vdkz*=s who showed up to supervise the event. Volunteers are still needed to help wrap up this year's rtu and start orga- nizing neat year's, rafts Ms. Balsdon. Anyone interested in volunteering is welcome to phone her anytime at [3- 8401. 'S "He's the one who wants to separate it, he should pay for it;' explains Coun. Senis, noting it is taxpayers' money that will be spent. "We're setting a dangerous precedent here because this has never happened before" Coun. Senis maintains Council should only consider paying the cost of remov- ing Coun. Brenner from the countersuit afterwards, if the court finds "he truly shouldn't have been there". As for getting it removed as part of an overall Town strategy, she says, "the fact still remains that the insurer's lawyer was not interested in doing this" UPt�'o I S 4100 Ret ate t`� quotiti2d apPklcca^t` pn r,ew res,de+-itra� I r first Marathon For 1t/fflef hf0i111'1Uf10n pie= contact- Tom KWfX)dy R mte (W5) 427-4170 k1 [tee 1-800-461-5950 Durum Brsmeh CMHC A�provad (* sub)aCt to Cnc<=,r-ge) I THE (YEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 25,1996 -PAGE 3-A P A° THE 0 ' RUSTLES oil Ago I The once a year rust' ' proofing the really works! SAVE THE GS 1'(ar N THIS coupolV ' • Rust Check Application • Oil Spray • Interior Shampoo • Shines • Fabric Guard '1600 ' Coupon expires ..- PAGE 4 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED- SEPTEMBER 25,19% P Kinsmen Park users embarrassed by `dreadful condition' of facility FROM PAGE 1 basic cleaning. M ,. Keith also funds Kinsmen to be a to install more bins or empty them more often. ing, which is forced to play not only under the She too has written the mayor about the "beautiful park" but notes it's often dirty and Mr. Buntsma rates Kinsmen is the Town's ominous cloud of the Pickering power plant but state of the park washroom. kroked like "a disaster area" after a recent busy busiest park and his stats take great pride in also in a park that I won't even let my dog "It is in dreadful condition. The walls Saturday. She points out it's harts for sports their work. "If people have a concern about the visit?" between the stalls are falling apart. The counter groups to clean up when the garbage bins are paries by all means give us a call and we'll If the Town can't afford to spend more on its tops have big bum marks on them" often overflowing and suggests the Town needs address it as quickly as we can parks, maintains Mrs. DiCiemente, it should look for cre- ative Solutions such • • • • • • • • • • ass having schools or local businesses adopt parks and take responsibility for keeping them tidy. ® , Barbara Stafford who lives beside the park and is a mem- ber of the executive of the Ajax -Picker- Y ;w , _ ■ • ' ing Dolphins Foot- ball Club. agrees the ' park is often a mess and blames the peo- ple who use it. She notes the football club tries to clean up after itself. O�T 1 1 AF "You go down F there after the base- ball ase ball and soccer '' ' — .-�• -~� �� teams have been in _ Oil� -_ — — L= _ '` thered it's a an Pgsn" pass Mrs. Stafford says Town parks wearance- deparnnent stain' do �� a pretty good job of cleaning up the mess by about 9.30 am. the next day. • Town dbwor of park. and facilities 30 0 15 05 Everett Buntsma . 4R . • . "- ell 4F - says there haven't been cornpiaints SPECIAL EDITION SPECIAL EDITION DYNASTY COMFORT SLEEP ORTHO PEDIC SLUMBER REST from the public ORTHO GUARD ORTHO PEDIC about the park except one recentl, ytiCxE -vG�1kxE vGIS vGlES'259 S 5'199 S79 SabOl[ the wh- uA'RES'239 uA $99 '139 Au'gESS rooms. it's p�•rc saying SET $424 SET $394 Perfectly clean. SET $314 SET $284 SET $224 SET $184 but it's certainly DOUBLE .299 SET469 DOUBLE. .279 SET 439 looked after." QUEEN 329 SET 504 QUEEN 309 SET 474 DOUBLE .209 SET 374 DOUBLE ..189 SET 324 DOUBLE .... 169 SET 284 DOUBLE .... 139 SET 234 - According to Mr. KING .509 SET 759 KING 459 SET 709 QUEEN .... 239 SET 409 QUEEN_ _ _219 SET 38a QUEEN......199 5ET 334 QUEEN ...... 169 SET 314 Buntsma, a crew goes into the park at least every other day A -FRAME FUTO DELUXE FUTON WINDSOR BUNK CAPTAINS BED to tidy up and it includes ccve,ec C[OOleans the wash- 78 2 FREE C IIl at least once a � �� 6 ��ar� NO CES week. He notes the MIO G.S.T. MIO P.S.T. washrooms are usu- eSET OF SHEETS *BED FRAME ally only open when - _----f mnuaes covered *MATTRESS COVER +PILLOW 4 urge leagues or user mattress a trarre wM mw P-vh " tonna[ r straw drawers groups request it, and kmgue that i • WOOD SMCMVIM ON BU R&CMIC T�'M�CIC DIVAN DAYBED MATES BED operales the coam- ` "K � •ED trraudes 20 BUNK snorts m the peck is year gty = NEW supposed to keep oriho xwlc -owl the W O(1Q1 LOWEST mattress { 3 Thae used to be a Town staff person in Avail in [Nide enamel78 the ped[ fix about Very sturdy Assorted Colours finish Mple , four hours every day who wouM pick up . . ,garbage and do • • • . - • maintenance, but • • • . , r, • ARr. Buntsma says BAYLY he doesn't have the ® TAUNTON staff resources to do CLEII�NTS x that any more. x� a• Orr Elizabeth Keith �`` g • • • • - • S o of the Pickering Rep Softball Association y N ° AVA CtEOIIESAMR •. says her group does 11s best t0 P the '' r � 111w.s�•Itir, 10 0 • • r >: washrooms tidy . . 10.0 tiMiwdep when it operates the w� 11" • • - park concessions, 9V+'�" 1tlt• but notes it's up to the Towyn to do the . C b4 Injured senior waits for help a DURHAM — A senior with a broken hip Went more than an hour waiting for medical help last week when the region's 911 system failed. The system error in 911 occurred late Thursday evening, leaving some callers without the vital emergency line. Officials are unable to say how many callers were pre- vented from getting assistance, or how widespread the problem was. Lisa Welch of Oshawa encoun- tered difficulty when she tried to summon aid for her elderly neighbor, 81 -year-old Perry Beauchamp, who had fallen at home and broken his hip. Ms. Welch found her repeated calls to 911 from various telephones all resultedin dead air. All 911 calls go — into a central com- puter and are held until released by an operator. This time. I however, calls weren't getting through to emer- gency operators and phone lines were not released. Inv- - ing phones useless. Ms. Sa Ms. Welch was summmwd by Mr. Beau:hamp's �•fran- 21.6 -CU. FT. SI tic" wife at around features iu midnight, atter the dispenser. No latter's own attempt with sli to dial 911 failed. lege+ "She told me her husband had fallen down and was injured. She told me she tried to call 911 and her phone went dead;' recalls Mrs. Weld. Mrs. Welch tried calling 911 on three phones with- out success. then en man- aged to call the Bell Canada information operator and had her call police. once notified, ambulance crews were quick to respond This is the first time the 911 line has been down since its inceptionin 1991, says Tbere- sa Wgin, who man- ages Durham's 911 netwoit. ZLe prob- lem was with the phone system, she "We're e're look ng into rec i4* the situation." She couldn't say how many emer- g�y calls might have been stalled when the system was dawn. IVIS, VN& says the system was down for about 20 minutes, but Mrs. Welch says it was much longer than that. "After the ambulance had come and left, I checked the phone. It was still dead" :ARS THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 25, 19%-kGE 5-A Is region's 911 system crashes Bell ('.arida, responsible for the phone Marilyn Koen, communications manager lines and hardware, was notified of the system for Bell Canada, says a "bank of equipment error at 12:50 a.m. and established alternate failed", and technicians are currently investi- lines by 2:20 a m. gating the cause. AND ve 5100 DE -BY -SIDE REFRIGERATOR elude crushed ice and water s adjustable Spillclean shelves de -oat feature. #37262. eyed trademark of I(d(htnAtd 'Scuiptura' BUILT-IN- DISHWASHER Introducing 'Sculpture' — our quietest KitchenAid ever! Stainless steel interior with lifetime warranty, details in store. White -on -White. 094562. 9wallatwa cilia A,c .n .:o,c about out guaranteed �I�L�I _1 - Save 5100 EXTRA -CAPACITY LAUNDRY TEAM 8 -cycle washer with Sure Scrub agitator that moves clothes from top to bottom. •34902- 5 -cycle dryer has electronic dry control. 874902. 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Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont.LIS 2H5 TM()rM 1 %1"HIT AKF:R Puhlisher JO.kNNE BURGRARDT. Rbior-in-Chief BRUCE DANTORD. Advertising rnanagrr 5T1:VF HOC :,TON. Managing Editrx AI.VCS BROt1VT:R Raid advertising manager ABF: F'AKHOURIE. 11tistnbutior. numger General: M)5) 68;-* 1! 10 C" -flied: 19051 6S;-070" Cirrutat'ion: (9t)51 681-5117 FAX: (9051 N10 363 E%1ai1:\c%snti,mcg+durhamnews net On the lnletnet: http,l/wuwdurham- news net 'Ile Ne", Ad�emm scr is a emt r „f the Ajax -Pickering B,wd of Trade. Canadian Ctxnmumty ticsyspaper : Csv�c . Canadian Clrculati ms Audit Bund. Ontano Press Council and O'INIRI The puhltshrr reverses rhe right to classify ,x refuse any adwrnwrnent (Credit fes advertisement limited to space Price erns occupies Making tracks to save a life The lonesome whistle of a train has been a charac- teristic sound on the Canadian landscape since Confederation. The locomotive has been the distinctive driving force behind our counts and Durham Region. Without trains, a majorio, of our large scale commer- cial businesses would be in financial trouble. There's something special about hearing a train whistle off in the distance. There's also something verN lethal travelling with the sound. It's 5,000 tonnes and 3,(X)O horsepower of finely -crafted steel hurtling down the tracks. The sound of the horn is a warning blast, a blare that turns into a two -kilometre skid when the train has to stop suddenly. .A lot can happen in two kilometres, and most of them are bad. Quite often when a train has to stop, there isn't the necessary space. Hollywood has glam- orized racing trains with the stars just getting out of the way at the last possible moment. Real life doesn't work that way. Canadian Pacific Railway and Durham Regional Police held a safety blitz last week. In one 60 -minute trip the officials saw five people crossing or walking on the tracks illegally. They caught up to one person to issue a safety warning. Next time it's a fine. The safety enforce- ment blitz should not be necessary — the dangers are there for all to see. There are so many things that can go wrong..A twisted ankle, a stalled car or a train coming around a blind bend could all lead to tragic results. The possibility of injury, and even death, seem pretty remote when you're cutting across the tracks to save an extra five minutes, but just ask the family of a train accident victim what the costs are in the long run. This year alone there have been 53 acci- dents and 12 deaths in Ontario. In Durham, the prob- lem appears even more acute. This region has 20 per cent of the province's CP tracks but 33 per cent of the incidents. In this decade there have been 13 acci- dents, four of them fatalities. Canadian National says there have been two injuries and a fatality on its .Durham tracks and they have handed out 234 warn- ings and laid 97 trespassing charges. CP and police across the province shouldn't have to tell people there is a $65 ticket (or a $1,000 maxi- mum fine for repeat offenders) for trespassing on railway lines. People who walk past the `no trespass- ing signs' should know there is a price to pay for their illegal excursions. They shouldn't, but the reality is, it's sadly required. This safety blitz should start at home, at school or even when you're out walking. There's nothing stopping a person from pointing out the dan- gers of walking on train tracks. It could save a life. ig To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 683-7040 n fpgotsrce and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone Overheard... "I decided to donate the tickets because I felt every Ititle girl should oO to Disney World and meet Mickey Mouse." -- Spina bifida sufferer j Warren Sun, who donated two airline tickets to Nancy Benson of Ajax, who's i ving of cervical cancer, and her daughter Akaysha, to go to Disney World. v Letters to the editor Safety might improve if nuke bosses lived near plant To the editor: We have hardly forgotten the last scare and there is another report about unsafe conditions at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. In my mind I already see another Royal Commission Inquiry into who is responsible for the catastrophe at the nuke plant. The results would probably not be any better than the tainted -blood scandal or the Somalia affair and they certainly would not do us any good. Since so few people know enough about technology to analyze and understand what we hear, I would suggest that all people in charge of decisions at the plant should be living, with their families, in the immediate vicinity. Elisabeth Beyeler, Ajax No reply from education chairman Audrey McLean To the editor: Cathy Moody (Is MPP/Minister too busy for constituents?) is not alone in failing to hear from an elected representative. I have sent two letters to Audrey The Ajax -Pickering News vert6er accepts letters to the editor- ktters should be typed or heady rid -written, 150 words. Each letter 1st be signed with a first and last me or two initials and a last name. ase include a phone number for ver- ation. The editor reserves the right to It copy for style, length and content. inions expressed in letters are those the: writer and not mcessarily those McLean, chairman, Durham Board of Education, in the last two months and have yet to receive the courtesy of a reply. W.L. Tredrea, Pickering Justice system needs to be overhauled To the editor: This letter is a response to Don Young's letter of Sept. 11 Re: Pot find should let us rest a little easier. For starters, are you serious? Do you really think that finding five measly little pot plants is going to reduce crime in Ajax? These "drug - crazed sex offenders" you refer to are probably on something a little more potent than marijuana, and if our criminal system was half -decent they wouldn't be out on the streets anyway. As much as I would love this to be Mayberry, this is the '90s and nobody can "wander to their heart's content after dark", and we cannot leave our cars and doors unlocked. I think pot has very little to do with this. Until our justice system starts imposing penalties suitable to crimes committed and we abolish the Young Offenders Act , nothing will change. I agree our police department deserves credit, but I bet their jobs would be much easier if thev didn't have to deal with the same lawbreakers time and time again. This pot discovery was prohahly one person's stash for their own per- sonal use. Big deal! Anne htclntaggart, Ajax Let's hear you sing the praises of Durham board of education To the editor: Re: your story about the Durham Board of Education being named the best public school system in the world. Your "creme de la creme" label for the board was the least you could come up with when readers recall the numerous letters you allowed from disgruntled taxpayers, condemning the same board last spring when letter writers were going to refuse to pay their school tax increases. I don't recall you singing the praises of the board then! Perhaps the Carl Bertelsmann Foundation in Germany got wind of how Queen's Park is trashing the funding to our school administration and took pity on them. Mike would have a chance to explain otherwise on his recent trip there! Jim McLean, Ajax yyP yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy,, yy yy THE NEWS ADDVERTII�SM yWWED., SEPTEMBER 25, 19941 7-Ayy T��T��T��TTT�TTTTTTTTTT�T��T�T�TT�TT�TT�K�KT �c = Fire Prevention `oma �9 WeekP1C1i:1Fj1R1NGi* "' Oct.Oct. 12"Open House �Ic * Town of Pickering420.2222(905)683.2760 1 ee�e 2 for 1 � public Swim Pass ` at the Recreation Complex Pool (1867 Valleyfartr, Road. 331.1711 or 683-6582) one to oV�h T Paseco^de11N. � Adults 5;.00 Youth $2 00 prc%cni thn Il�cr for your free paai >t �v... �ilrrii.-ts-b ✓` G.:."✓, :-:n:.--.iia.., .ii: � .. a.Jil • - /�� Friday Public swim 700 - 9OOpm Open SwIm �11 y Saturda I PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Pickering will be considering the enactment of a by-law on October 21, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, to change the names of the following streets or portions thereof: Current Street Name EC992nd Street Name Hogarth Street Valley Ridge Crescent Taylor Street Valley Ridge Crescent West Street west Lane At the above-mentioned meeting, Council will hear in person, or by his or her counsel or agent, any person who wishes to make representations either in support of, or in opposition to. the proposed street name changes and who applies to the Clerk to be heard. Any person wishing to address Council with respect to this matter should contact the undersigned on or before noon on Friday, October 18, 19%: Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Clerk Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario L1V 6K7 (905) 420-4611 DATED at Pickering, Ontario this 28th day of August, 19%. i Sfsturday. Sept. r28" 8100 Pin at Pickering museum _ Yilloge Q Acct a pioneer I.unily on 1 their travels. two Jesuits from Frenchman's Bay. the notorious Mrs. Mun_cr. . Rcs. BardaN and other l.unihes Irom the sillage. PICKERING MUSEUM N VILLAGE is located on / 11µs. #7 betskeen Brock Road in Pickering and ` Westney Road in Ajax. For ® more information please call (905) 683-16101 or 320-4620 Admission adults $5 seniors, students & children $3 families $15 Notice of Public Meeting of the Executive Committee of Council to Consider the Staff Recommended Pickering Official flan rum When: November 7, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. m Where: Council Chabers Pickering Civic Cornpilexn One the Esplaade Pickering, Ontario The Executive Committee of Council will be considering a staff recommended Pickering Official Plan at the dale, time and location listed above. l/ou are encouraged to attend this mm meeting and provide the committee with any comments that you may have. Following this meeting, it is anticipated that Town Official Council will formally adopt a new Ocial Plan in early m Deceber. If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the new Pickering Official Plan, you must make a written request to: Town Clerk, Town of Pickering, the One Esplanade, Pickering Ontario. L1 V 6K7. If a person or public body that files a notice of appeal of a decision of the Town of Pickering in respect of the new Pickering Official Plan does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Town of Pickering before the new Pickering Official Plan is adopted, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal. If you have any questions, please contact Catherine Rose at (905) 420-4660 extension 2038, or (905) 683-•2760. schedule 100 4 oopm open' see y - — 700 - 9 00prr Open Swim Sunday J� 100 - 400%)m Open Sw - /7t 7.00 - 9 00pm Open sw,m �Pk,aten9 Bay Ridges Branch l.tbrvy FRIDAY STORYTIME September 27 - December 6 Stories. songs. rhymes and finger plays TALES FOR TWOS PRE-SCHOOL 24-36 MONTHS 3-5 YEAR OLDS 10:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Program will start promptly. with no admitting after start time More Info? 839-3083 Night Hawk Racquetball Memberships BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!! If you enloy playing racquetball in the late cscning. then this memhenhip is for you This inembenhip includes pre -paid court fees A,tunday ro Friday after 9 p ni., seven day adsance txx>king. use of the nternbership changeromirs and adult wining s%kun times During the summer nwnths, you would have access hemeen h and 10 p in. Rates Adult Annual $90.20 Offered from Oct. 1-15, 19% only Fee does not include G.S.T. Monthly payment plan option not available COMMUNIff PARKS WEEK Cd&ratingkGremPres October 1.7, 1996 PAGE: 9 -A -THE NEWS AD%'ERTISM WED., SEPTEMBER 25,19% Around Durham Region Man charged in murder try on Whitby woman Victim choked, smothered with pillow in two attacks DURHAM — A 28-Near-oid man has been charged with the attempted murder of a "*hitb\, woman who police saN was pushed from a porch, smothered Frith a pil- low and choked twice durinL t�ko attack, Durham Regional Police arrested the Whitby man early Monday morning follow- ing an investigation into two separate Aug. 31 attacks which left a 30 -year-old woman with a broken wrist. Detective LarrN Nobbs says the attacks stemmed from a domestic dispute hemeen the victim and her h,)\ -friend. Sing Happy Birthday, or else Al Capone's Birthday Party at Gallantry's Eatery in the Pickering Town Centre Friday featured flashy flappers, torch tunes and one mean mobster. Presented by Castle Productions together with O'Leary's School of Drama, the show starred from left, Jenny Hall, Amylee Patterson, Bill Guy and Jennifer Cook. It was a fund-raiser for the Big Sisters of Ajax-Pickering's Teen Mom Program. photo by Ron Pietroniro Vandals cause $10,000 damage C4 to Whitby school WHITBY — Damage is estimated at $10,000 after vandals broke into a Whitby school twice over the weekend, ransacked one classroom and set two fires in another class- room. Witnesses who saw smoke inside the Whitby Montessori School at 301 Byron St. S. notified Durham Regional Police and Whitby Fire Department around 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Police say vandals smashed a wire glass win- dow with a rock and then ransacked a main -floor classroom. The culprits then moved on to a second -floor classroom, where two patches of carpet, books He says the victim suffered a broken wrist when she was thrown off a porch at a home on Gibbons Street in Oshawa, where she and the accused were visiting a mutual friend. The victim made her way home to her residence in Whitby, where she was then choked twice and smothered by a pillow, during a second attack, Det. Nobbs says. "rhe detective says "some sort of a dis- pute" is believed to have motivated the attack. Andrew Patrick Gill, of Fulton Crescent, was to appear in bail court Monday on charges of attempted murder, two counts of choking and aggravated assault. GM -CAW contract negotiations rev up Bl BRIAN LEGREE DtNHN%t s"CAFT —DL'RHANI — "1 tic clock is licking. -I-hc Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) announced Monday it has selected General Motor, (G%li as Its next strike target after ChrNsler workers Noted 85 per cent in favor of a new three-year contract during balloting S unciity. With a strike deadline of Wednesday. Oct. 2. at 11:59 p -al. looming on the horizon, CAW Local 222 plant chairman Don Whalen says the tone of GM negotiators durin_ Monda-*'s first day of talks lead; him to believe "we're going to have a fight on our hands" CAW' president Buzz Hargrove saNs GM must accept the Chrysler deal as the pattern for this round of talks. The CAW intends to "revere the outsourc- ing. sale or closure decisions;' GM h.is indi- cated regarding 5.5(X) job, at the Oshawa fab- rication plant, Windsor trim plant and St. Catharines axle plant, says !qtr. Hargrove. The outsourcing of 508 jobs from the Oshawa car assembly facility is another issue which needs to b c resolved, he says. " If that (outsourcing) is an issue to discuss, we're prepared to sit down;' says GM spokesman Greg Gibson. "We need the flexF bility to go out and source with quality suppli- ers at the least cost. We have to be competitive. There's only one way to ensure job security for our employees and that's to ensure our com- petitiveness in the global market" The talks are also complicated by the many floor shop problems in Oshawa which are snarling local negotiations, says Mr. Hargrove, noting there are more than 3,000 grievances on file. "A new moral standard on how corpora- tions must act as we head into the next centu- ry has been set with the Chrysler agreement," says Mr. Hargrove. "With the Chrysler con- tract we have set a pattern that says greed can- and papers on a metal frame bookshelf were set on fire, 18 Division Inspector Greg Reed says. Flames from the bookcase blaze climbed up to the ceiling, he says. The school was again broken into Sunday night, and while nothing appeared to have been stolen, damage was discovered to outside play- ground equipment, the inspector says. Police have no suspects. Teen robbed at knifepoint OSHAWA — A 15 -year-old Oshawa boy rid- ing his bike was robbed at knifepoint by a gang of young hoodlums who took his sneakers Sat- urday night. The Simcoe Street North teen was cycling north on Sommerville Avenue, heading home, when five hooded youths stepped out from a not he the determining factor in outsourcine decisions" At a news conference in 7i)ronto. Mr. Har- grove told reporters Chrysler reco, ;ni/cs it "can prosper and grow under this agreement. General Motors [Wade $1.39 billion last -*eau — the largest profit in the history of any cor- poration in Canada. Our members made a major contribution to that profit. In the same year, Canadian operations produced 42 per cent of the company's North American auto profits. "GM has no alternative but to accept the 19% pattern;' says Mr. Hargrove. going to the hargaining table looking for a pat- tern settlement and resolve the other kc` issues, but prepared fir a tight if that's what it will take to meet the needs of GM worker,. their families and the communities tile-* li�c in." ,Me company, is "optimistic" a deal can fx' reached says Mr. Gibson. "Both sides have gcxxJ people at the table. I realize there's a great number of difficult issues, but we're ready to sit down and discuss them. We need to hook at issues that arc impor- tant to our business. We're prepared to sit down and discuss what came out of the Chrysler talks, but we want to sit down and talk about what's important to our business" Overtime is another major issue that must be resolved, says Mr. Hargrove. The CAW GM Master Bargaining Com- mittee will also be considering the strategy of escalating strikes rather than the entire Cana- dian GM membership going on strike Wednesday at 11:59 p.m. if no deal is reached. he says. There are about 13,500 CAW members working at GM's Oshawa operations. The last strike at GM was in 1984, over the issue of lump sum payments instead of wage increases rolled into the base rate. 'Istat walk- out lasted 14 days. parking lot at Russett Park and stopped him by grabbing his handle bars, Durham Regional Police say. One of the youths pulled a pocket knife out his pants, flashing a four -and -a -half inch blade, and demanded the victim take off his Nike run- ning shoes, police say. The victim unlaced the shoes and handed them to the suspect, who tried the pair on. When they didn't fit, the shoes were offered to another suspect, who wore the sneakers as the group fled south, police say. Each suspect was described as between the ages of 17 and 18, but police had detailed descriptions for only two. One is described as white, 150 to 160 lbs, medium build, blond hair and clean shaven. He wore a dark hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. A second suspect is described as white, 130 to 140 lbs and with a dark moustache. He wore a navy blue sweatshirt with a hood and dark nylon pants. Durham College president takes podium at board of trade dinner AJAX -PICKI:RING -- Durham College president Gary Polonsky will be guest speaker at a dinner meeting to be held by the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade "Thursday, Oct. 3 at 6 p.m. at the Regalis restau- rant in Pickering. Mr. Polonsky will discuss 'Ontario's Annu- ally Integrated College/llniver- sity', which is expected to come to the Ajax -Pick- ering arca. ]'he dinner is $30 for members and S35 for non- members. Regalis is at 1305 Picker- ing Parkway. 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Expect more from Sears THE NEWS ADVFRTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 25,196 -PAGE 11-A Two Pickerin ' homes u for g p grabs in hospital lottery PICKERING -- A ticket in a Toronto hos- Twenty homes and thousands of other The first home is a 2,501 -square -foot A total of 300,000 tickets will be sold at pital's lottery could win you a home right prizes are available in the lottery, which will detached home on Sandcherry Court in the $100 each. Each ticket is good for every here. benefit cancer research. Twyn Rivers area. The second is a 1,607- draw. Two Pickering homes are up for grabs in The fully furnished and decorated Picker- square -foot semi-detached home on 1730 The final draw date is Nov. 8, 1996. the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation ing homes were donated by The Kaitlin Autumn Crescent in the Rosebank Forest However if all the tickets are sold in time for Home Lottery. Group. area. the early bird draw on Oct. 24, then the draw N.H. VIDEO 2 Days Only! 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Sept. 28, 24 p.m,,,,_ For further informatio ,, please call and leave message at the A.F.S.C. office 905-683-1753 'PAG.9 tt +t11E WWS obi ER1f14 : WI1bA l✓PW.ni8eR 24.41"6Pickeringbust leads Durham police to other arrests in car theft ring BY STEPHEN SHAW per cent of the property has faces 106 charges. All but one vehicles were broken into or "Most of the victims fool- so they could be seen," he DURHAM SMAIM been returned to the owner% have been released stolen at night and were usual- i%1`112 left valuables in their t ar notes. DURHAM -- Stolen cell Two stolen vehicles were also Det. Parry says most of the ly first scolvd for valuables. phones. credit cards, stereos. jewelry and a laptop computer were among 515,000 in prop- erty seized after police strtashed a suspected car theft sing operating in Whitby. Four Whitby youths. between 15 and 17, and an Oshawa man have been charged with more than 100 offences each. involving dozens of break-ins or thefts of vehicles in Whithv during June. Durham Regional Police tiny. The charges. laid last Wednesday, were the result of a summer -long investigation launched June 23 following the arrests of two vouths for using a stolen credit card at a flea market in Pickering, 'Abdc executing a sc- -h warrant at a basement apan- ment on O'hestnut Street in 'Aliitby. police recovered wal- lets, stereos, cell phones, cam- eras. jewelry. credit canis, per- sonal identification and a lap- top computer woxth $5,000. Ile items belonged to 53 ;eprarate victims. sass Dctec- live Daod Pam. who adcis (X) recovered during the investi- gation. he says. "We had to use a truck to haul the stub' away and when that was stuffed, we started putting the property in enlis- ern," says ikt. Parrv. Flashlights, screwdrivers and electronic scanners believed to have been used by the suspects were also confis- cated as evidence, he says. Investigators believe the ring was one of several orga- nized ones operating In Durham Region. " lilev knew what they were doing and were well practised. We just go( lucky with that (stolen credit card) arrLNt in Picker- ing. But by no means have we stopped the theft of autos in Whithv. This is just one gawp and there are others out there." Iht Parry says. 01k. 15 -year-old and three 17-vear-olds. all from Whitbv. each were charged with 105 counts of possession of stolen property. theft mischief and fraud involving stolen credit canis. An 18-year-oki Oshawa man. of Banting Avenue. It's late at night. You're walking alone on a city street. Question... Do you feel SAFE! BODY Er-PE17 Me DOG REPELLENT PEPPER SPRAY ONE SPRAY CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE! Comptetety legal to carry in Canada! 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Suite 10 2nd Fir Internet: .IANIES(- F[\1'L\R.('t►tit (Corner or (Nd Kingston Road & Elizabeth Street in Pickering yillagc LEARNING CENTRES N10msWE �E R' READING WRITING STUDY SKILLS MATH • Grade 1 to O.AX. • Indiridualaed Program 0 low Student/Teodw ratio Pickering as bar rob� ed b ::::...... three' times` in last month <PICKERING -- The Penny Gas ti ndisclose� amount of ca.A and ..Bar on Kingston Road was then fled to Rosebank Road, robbed again Sunday night, the where he got into an awaiting get - third heist at the station in the away car. last month and fourth in less than The suspect is described as in a year. .: his late teens, 510", with slim The robbery occurred around build and short brown hair. He $:30 p.m. when a lone man wore a black leather jacket, a entered the kiosk and demanded leather cap and blue jeans. money from a male teller, The gas bar was robbed Oct. Durham Regional Police say. :..12,1995, and on Aug. 20 and Sept. .:Police report the bandit put his 14 of this year. hand in his jacket indicating he The suspect's description in had a weapon, however none was the latest robbery was similar to seen. The robber was given an that of the Sept. 14 heist. The Joint Boards ofTrade and Chambers of Commcrcc of Durham Region i•� •°,ft% CUABER o, b COMCE C,• •f it 0 4 present The 2nd Annual Snu-ffl Business Week Trade Show Thursday, October 24th, 1996 4:1x0 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. Pickering Recreation Complex Pickering Ontario This showcase of Durham hu,incss promises to he an incrcJthic success with coverage from region-widc media. 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J$97 - 0 Kellogg% 2 -pack Pop Tarts kcLul.tr ser I. ��s !at 2 �t, k Every Day —5 Assorted Nestle Mini Bars 7 97 Pack Lspecial Purchase Pepcid AC (tint a%ailable in Ajax). 2 8 Each Every Day, Esso Protec Extra Is Wal-Mart All -Season Motor Oil Antifreeze/Coolant 5W30 For domestic & orS7 foreignran IOW3O.�fi & all trucks. l L.w 4 L. 147 Each low"' E"i, Every Day Every Day HARDWOOD PLACE (HARDWOOD A BAYLY) AJAX Neilson Cadburn Snack (loxes tl.nt)urs and s1/v, 1 ac it u.tti 1.urt Kellogg% 2 -pack Pop Tarts kcLul.tr ser I. ��s !at 2 �t, k Every Day —5 Assorted Nestle Mini Bars 7 97 Pack Lspecial Purchase Pepcid AC (tint a%ailable in Ajax). 2 8 Each Every Day, Esso Protec Extra Is Wal-Mart All -Season Motor Oil Antifreeze/Coolant 5W30 For domestic & orS7 foreignran IOW3O.�fi & all trucks. l L.w 4 L. 147 Each low"' E"i, Every Day Every Day HARDWOOD PLACE (HARDWOOD A BAYLY) AJAX R 1►,41�!?!]y'llE4il1<t11E11Q+!►bg�►A�'FJ�'�"['L�i118�its�,;i�ib New home sales up ❑ However, `positive momentum' still evident AJAX-PICKERING -- New home sales rose in Ajax last month, but dropped in Pick- ering, the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association (GTHBA) reports. Sales across the Greater Toronto Area in August were almost 1,500, a slight increase over July's figure of about 1.400. In Ajax. 57 new homes sold. includ- ing 55 freehold unit,; where the buyer purchases the building and land and two condominiums where only the building is bought. Thirty freehold unit.-, and 19 condo- ' �cd,BurQund�I Keisliq t$79 30 Bottles 83l —3244 Worried that your furnace won't last through the winter? SO down!! furnaces from S3S per month OAC a � C r► a� tom' I • ..� 6 a. "Rpm - ",I Save up to 40'� on your heating cost" Fireplaces • Humidifiers Air Conditioners • Air (3eaners oVSH ERIDAIV HEATING i AIR CONDITIONING 895 ewe h Rd 0 76 Call Now' (905) 427-5551 BATH FITTER WN kad a mm acryk baftib o seamless Wall figh ober your old one Cmdudes staffs) • =Injust 2 hours • A - lam& to fit • EEtime to dean and wiq not stain • Call nm nfor into & FREE kWxm e011111ate in A* down in Picker* g miniums sold in Pickering for a total of 49. Low interest rates and competitive prices been a number of new home communities In July, 56 new homes sold in Pickering are enticing buyers, as builders report visits launched that are already posting impressive and -50 in Ajax. to sales offices are up, Mr. Stricker notes. sales," PMA vice-president Kent Wengler The August results across the GTA "are Figures for the G,rHBA are compiled by says. really exciting. We are enjoying this very PMA Brethour Group. The GTHBA has more than 850 mem- positive momentum and we are on our way "The stage is set for the fall selling sea- bers, including builders, developers, renova- to the best year yet this decade," GTHBA son. Fall is traditionally a strong time of year tion contractors, manufacturers, suppliers president Tom Stricker says. for builders and vcry recentiv there have and professional firms. 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The community health centre, which grew out of the Barbara Blade Centre for Youth Resources, is holding an open house from 11:30 am. to 4 p.m. for teens and their families to mark the start of Community Health Week in Ontario. "We're the new kids on the block," says Susan Bland, the centre's executive director. "We're here. Come and check us out." The centre, at 360 Bayly St_ W., Ajax, offers a variety of services for Ajax and Pickering T= NEWS.AEiYW77Sl ^,WZ[kv SF2'1' AMM 3A "W?AG"*A people `take control of their health' youth ages 13 to 19 and their parents. natal and postnatal care, HIV testing and coun- Centre staff are committed to supporting selling and help with weight and skin prob.- teens in making informed and responsible deci- tem. There's a lab on site for some medical sions about their physical, mental and emotion- tests including blood work and pregnancy Nests, al health. Other services offered at the Youth Centre "We provide them with a secure, non judg- include a drop-in centre, food bank services, mental environment where they can be drop-in centre for lesbian, gay and bisexual empowered to take control of their health," teens, one-on-one and group counselling and says health promoter Katie Michels. parenting support - Ms. Bland says teens are assured of privacy Ms. Blanca says the centre's programs and and confidentiality. New medical services, resource materials are screened by teens who offered by two part-time doctors and a nurse sit on the board of directors and various com- practitioner, include regular check- ups, lifestyle and sexual health counselling, pregnancy testing, pre - CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING INC. We specialize in hardwood floors and only hardwood floors. We take pride in our jobs, regardless of how big or small. From new floor installations to refinishing of old floors, we come 2nd to none in the hardwood business! 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The auction is part of an evening of fun and entertainment u ith a Hawaiian theme to he held in the HAI S Ajax Room at the Ajax Com- munity Centre. The dinner -dance Y will feature Yuk Yuk , .omed%. a live dance nand, balloon burst and draw for a trip for two to Hawaii. There are still a few tickets left for the event which marks the kick-off of the annual campaign. This year. the United Wax is hoping to raise S 1.013.3(X) to help 39,(XX) res- idents of the two communities through 29 Iflcai aeencies. Ticket, for the dance are S-10 each and can he ohtame,'. :allin_- the United N%,1% at t t, Ih, (Derek Gulab and Irene Tilcos dis- play the shirt donated by country star Garth Brooks which is on the block this weekend at a silent auc- tion to raise money for the United Way. Mr. Gulab, of Classic Arrange- ments, is framing the shirt for the event. photo by A.J. Groen Finishing Touch Productions kc. 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CLOCA has received 50 per cent of its funding The Central Lake Ontario Conservation from the provincial government and Authority (CLOCA) has decided to charge $2 the other half from Durham Region, per car for visitors to the environmentally sen_ but cutbacks are taking their toll on sitive Lynde Shores Conservation Area in the authority, he says \k,hithy, just east of Ajax. The charge, in the "We don't want to have an (dorm of a pay and display parking admission admission charge, but we don't machine, kicks in Jan. L CL(x'A officials are think we have a lot of choice. "lit he also contemplating implementing similar honest I (Icml think S2 is;in oncrttu, charges at its other conservation areas in Durhatn Region, including II<umony valley and Purple Wottxls in Oshawa, licher Down in Whitby, Enniskillen ;Ind Darlington Beach and Long Sault in Clarington. The admission charge coukd gener- ate up to $100.000 annually to help catl:set the $150,000 deficit at Lynde Shores, says ('f,(K'A chairman Brian Nicholson. Request for Public Opinion on the Proposed Nursing Home Annual Iicence Renewal of Balh-cliffe IAe `ursing Home, - &x in accordance with the Nursing; Homes Art, public opinion is being; requested prior to a final decision being; made on the- above. If you have comments or opinions and wish to bring there to thr attention of the Ministry of Health, you may submit them in writing; by addr(-ssing; them to: Director. Residential Services Branch Ontario Ministry of Health 571)1) }onge Strro. 7th Ho or Furth York. Ontario %I*'%I 1K5 (41fi) 327-7357, by (Mobe•r'`. 1996 Please include the name of the nursing; horny and quote Project u10a-97 un Al written submissions. llu• Director will consider all suhinissions before making a final derision. Thousands of Viewers learned about Glucosamine Sulfate on CNS "Canada AM". 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For smaller renovations, attempt to enclose the work area and keep children from helping or watching, especial- ly during dusty periods. Vacu- tun. rather than sweep. the renovation dust and follow with a damp mop to remove any remaining dust. Young children, whose bodies are still developing, are in danger from lead when they put their fin - gens and toys, which may be covered in lead dust, into their mouths. Some signs of lead poisoning include headaches. fatigue or abdominal pain. Most often there are no signs at all, but long-term exposure may impair learning and affect behavior. Adults are less vulnerable to lead unless exposures are high, which occurs when sand- ing or removing old paint. Long- term lead poisoning in adults contributes to anemia, fatigue and high blood pressure. Pregnant women are at risk from lead as it gets passed on to the fetus. However. almost no lead is passed on to infants through breast feedine. But. an infant formula pre- pared from the hot water line puts a baby at risk. The second biggest exposure is through our food if larraine roulston Pickering high school grad awarded scholarship PIC'KERItiG -- A graduate of Dunbarton High School has been awarded the first Pauline Laing Scholarship by the Durham Board of l ducation. Sarah Slean will he presented with the scholarship at the high school's commencement ceremonies Oct. 25. The schoiar- ship. named for Ms. Laing. who served as educa- tion director with the beard from 1989 to 1995, is to be awarded annually to a graduating stu- dent who studied arts in high school and is continuing in that field in postsec- ondary educa- tion. Ms. Slean is a gifted student academically, athletically and artistically, edu- cation director Chant Yeo said in announcing the award. In her final year of high school, Ms. Slean served as student council pres- ident, helped organize events such as the Kumbaya Festival for the United Way and performed a leading role in the school's Sears Drama Festival entry. She now attends York t lniversity. home-grown produce comes from contami- nated soil or if imported lead -soldered cans of food or beverages are purchased. Occasional use of pottery or crystal dish- es is not a major concern of ingesting lead but daily use increases your exposure. In Ontario, drinking water is one of the smallest sources, especially if you flush your tap every morning before using it. Most pipes installed before 1990 contain lead -solder joints. Run Lap water before drinking or cooking for 30 seconds. especially if taps haven't been used for a few days. 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Ibis pre -Halloween program will September 26, Irinsport you into the world of magic and m:d:e believe, with a program including itoiart's Magic flute Overture. excerpts Wi th The King I p ,m the Phantom of the Opera, and Opening 27, 28th "Selvis" Canadian composer Bobby Ifc's Tuesday Wednesday' Karaoke&li,htiul Fairy Tale. ltumperdink's ii,ut.`cl and Gretel Prelude and Ifaydn's With "The Entertainers" fov Symphony round out the evening. I `estival I'la-wrs is a musical ensemble , ' OW ' I ' 1 ,.,hich performs concerts of different c omhinations of instruments -- a nursical smorgas- N)rd of chamber music and cham- Ir orchestral .corks. I Tnde:r the direction of co- !oundcr Stephen !fiches. each of the ,c ics of four con- ,crts has been huilt around a theme and will feature soloists Isom Durham Region. `lire seccxxl in the cotw rt series fealures 1996 Pickering, Rotary `lusic I-c:stival star �,uitarist Scott I foh k ;uid violin- ist Ursula "/.ielins- ki, both from Whith-, and the Durharn Philhar- nfomic ('hair, con- ducted by Bob Phillips, in the holiday program Spanish Accents Saturday, Dec. 14. Concertmaster Yiurnan ('huno,. principal horn player Peter Samuelson and the Orpheus Choir, directed by Brainerd Blyden- 1"IY10r, appear in an all -Brahms concert Brahms Centennial in trib- ute to the great 19th century com- Ioser in the third axtcert on March 29. Finally, 1996 Pickering Rotary Music Festival star Pianist B.J. Byers Of Uxbridge and the sensational Donna Sherman Singers featuring coloratura soprano Monica Walsh Pre -sent an evening Of popular clas- sics, waltzes, marches, ragtime and selections from the world of musical theatre. AT SEARS McLIOD AND HAL JOHNSON OF TTS BODYBREAK5 See a demonstration of the Ab Master fitness system and meet Joanne McLeod and Hal Johnson The Ab Master fitness system will help give you a firmer, flatter stomach in just minutes a day! Ab Master Only 8999 Sears Pickering Town Centre September 27th from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sears Scarborough Town Centre Saturday, September 28th from noon to 3 p.m. THIS IS SEARS TODAY SEJMS Expect more from Sears ©1996. Sears Canada Inc. 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The Pickering Village United Church senior choir is hosting the workshop, primarily for church choir singers. Workshop leaders at the event include Bach Children's Choir of ScarborouL,,h director Linda Beauprc• I-airlawn ITnited ('hutch of Toronto music director Eleanor Daly and Toronto's St. James Cathedral choir- master and organist (Tiles Brvant. The workshops begin at 12:45 p.m.. after a bring -your -own -lunch at noon. Workshops arc for singers of all ages. Cost is S35 a person. rhe Bach Children's Choir and the Stratford ti'outh Choir will perform in concert heginning at 7:3O p.m. Singers and dancers sought for musical P1CKEIRING -- The Pickerine West Hill 'Musical Theatre troupe is recruiting performers for a spring show. The troupe is looking for singers and dancers to try out for a role in next %ear's production of Anything (foes. Auditions are slated to begin Nk'cdnesday. 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It was the upstart Port hope ,quad's regular -season and home opener in its inaugural year in the Metro Junior 'A' Iloc:kcy I.raguc. The visiting Panthers clipped the wines cif the scavengers 7-1 for their first win of tftc young regular season. The Panthers started the 1996-97 campaign on "Tuesday in West Seneca, New York, playing to a 4-4 t,e with the Niagara Scenics. In front of a packed house in Port Hope .which has been without junior hockey for the past 10 years, the Panthers were unwill- Atom Raiders cret AJAX -PICKERING —'The Ajax - Pickering Raiders minor atom 'AAA' rep hockey team got the worm at the Ajax -Pickering Early Bird Tournament this past weekend. Playing Quinte in the final, the Raiders showed a lot of grit and tram effort to pull off an exciting 2-1 win for the championship. Crim_ MrUonald and Brent Small scored for the Raiders. Jason Windcr, Small and Matthew Carroll drew assists. Small was voted most valuable player of the contest. To advance to the final, the Raiders overcame a slow start to defeat the York- Simcoe Express 3-1 in the semi-final. Raiders' goaltender Paul Benson kept Ajax -Pickering in the game through a slug- t*ish first period. Small scored twice, with Cunningham netting the third goal, unassisted. McDonald and Tate each registered an assist. Goalie Bryan Eustace came up with a big effort to league hrethrcu ser a gm ae which was often hard, so we wanted our kids to he focused testy, with more than a and ready " few Buzzards' feathers METRO JUNIOR 'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE B I a c k h u r n ruffled. The Panthers DIVISION 1 (As of Sept. 22) praised the work of staked themselves a TEAM GP W L T PTS his defensive corps comfortable 3-1 edge Pickering Panthers 2 1 0 1 3 which allowed fcw atter the first period. Wellington Dukes 1 1 0 0 2 shots on goaltendcr Pickering added a goal Oshawa Legionaires 1 0 1 0 0 Daniel Jacques, and in the middle frame, Port Hope Buzzards 1 0 1 0 0 even fewer rebounds then added three more Syracuse Crunch o 0 o o 0 to find their way on insurance markers in the to Buzzards' sticks. final stanza. As well, the; Panthers' young forwards Panthers' head coach John Blackburn came to the fore in the contest, it good sign says he knew the hometown crowd and the for the Pickering juniors. Buzzards, playing their first league game "Everybody chipped in, and our young ever in Lk Metro junior loop, would make guys — (Jason) Brown, (Mike thint,s difficult for the Panthers. McCormick. (Shane) Tcrr,,. (Coryi Has,, "Our coaching staff talked about that. It and (Dan) Cioffi — all had was their home opener. and we knew they strong =.encs. They were all would have a ztxxl crowd here. They hada good players with their good crowd at the last exhibition tame we midget fauns, so it was nice the worm at Early In a must -win third game, goalie Eustace kept Brampton at hay until the Raiders' offence got rolling. Once in motion, the Raiders soared to a 5-1 victory. Uefcncemen Joey McColm and Ryan Annesley performed well on thr blue line for the Raiders. Rocca started the scoring fol - Bird Tournament lowed by Connolly, Small. McDonald and Tate. Carroll assisted twice. with single helpers to Patrick Milne, Coultice, Thrift and Jason Winder. The minor atom Raiders are coached by Steve Slilne, John Winder, Rob Benson and Todd l:nsoll. StU1if: air hockc•y term ti>r slamming hack an opponent's shot into thrir otrn goal. AMYT11,F CAN,F 9 fEEl THEACTIOIY Quality game tables for home rental A grcat idea for panic. or a special fariuh weekend of tun Pncr> start as tow" as Soo including; taxes S local delivery Call to cK rye lour fable I,Oda ' Preserve a i victory for the Raiders AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB n the first at the State of the Art game. Indoor Soccer Ajax -Pickering played SINKS most of the third period Registration short handed and Eustace supplied standout netmind- Thurs. Sept. 26th 6:30 p.m. ing, Matthew Thrift, Shawn AWSC Clubhouse Coultice and Kyle For futhwr information contact Worrell Smith 683-1980 Cunningham scored for the INDOOR REP TRYOUTS CALL: Raiders. Kyle Tate, Michael Rocca FOR U10 1987 MALCOLM GURLEY 427-9783 and Brett Connolly each earned an assist. PETER AIELLO 686-7321 Guelph gave the Raiders U11 1986 BOBBY STEVENSON 683-7936 a scare in the second game bY U12 1985 NOEL BARNSWELL 427-0402 taking the lead twice. U13 1984 EDDIE CUMMINS 619-2635 owever, a determined iders' squad came from U14 1983 SAM CRETTO 619-9265 hind to win 3-2. U15 1982 DAVE MURPHY 428-1066 arksmen were Carroll, U16 1981 TOM HUTCHINGS 6864188 oultice and Small. Danny U18 1979 JOHN DUNN 683-1636 efort, Small and Rocca AWSC Annual General Meeting ew aSSLSIS. Sunday, October 27th 3:00 p.m. For more information call Jeannette 416-439-8198 Blackburn. Brown led the way for the Panthers wish a pair of goals. with single markers to Tcrry, :McCormick. ( iraham I f ornc. I lass and Cioffi. Pickerini* hosts Port Hope in the Panthers home opener at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday at 7:30 p.m. A day later. the Panthers take part in the league's annual College Weckend at the York Ice Gardens. The event lets college, major junior and pro scouts view all the league's talent. The Panthers play the Quinte lfawk• at 9 p.m. On Sunday, the Panthers play host to the Niagara Scenics at the complex at 7:30 p.m. rar twaa�r urr- YOUTH WINTER HOCKEY LEAGUE at the State of the Art • TYKE to SCARBOROUGH ' 4 NHL BANTAM SINKS - PRACTICES ta • SWEATERS • MINI CAMPS AWARDS Sl011TS CENTtlE 8 more.... I• For More Information calf (416) 412-0404 F PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADN'ERTISER, WED., SEPTENIBER 25.19% CLASSIFIEDS Buy one .,,Leek, get th(905) e 2nd frees CaII un for TORONTO detaals LINE .Pr,,..,..,,.,.. r... 798-7672 6 5 "" GARAGE SALES only �3�+GST Careers ' ' Careers IE Careers Careers t ' Careers ' , Careers IE Careers ' ' CareersMTGe Help TORONTO Helping YOU Build a Better Life Accounting and Computers Business Administration Business & Computer Applications Computer Support Specialist Network & Communications Computer Programming Computer Business Applications Executive Secretary Legal Administrative Assistant Medical Office Assistant Hotel and Restaurant Operations Bar and Beverage Management Travel and Tourism Dental Chairside Assistant Dental Receptionist $OM[ = J=S:. 5 :i R _ _i'tA WA ONLY NJ� 420-1344 ,+, Human Resources Developpement des Development Canada ressources humaknes Canada Employment Insurance Telemessage Number Change The Employment Insurance Telemessage number in Oshawa has changed. For convenient access to Employment Insurance information phone... Oshawa Local Area Call 905-726-6585 All Others call 1-800-206-7218 Canada 0 TLE>Kesslogo r6w GeneralIMI General ' ' Careers Help Help EXPERIENCED LINE INTERNATIONAL com COOKS, required for busy EXPERIENCED Super party recently expanded Pickering restaurant Able 'nlendent couple required into Canada is looking fcr to work In a fast paced en- for low rise apartment distributors for Its very pop- vlronment call 839-(1443 building Please call 905- ular products Call 905 - for appointment 831-1250 436-0800 ■ ■ ■ ■ Abe your o�tin boss HOME-BASED BUSINESS SEMINAR "ONE DAY ONLY" 9 o.,t of 10 people wouldn t recognize a great opportunity eve^ If It was wrapped up In S100 bills. If you are 1:10 - you must join us at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa (Harmony Road and 401) Wednesday, October 2nd, 1996 3- p.m. COME EARLY - SEATING IS LIMITED Business Consultants FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL: Registration Office (905) 430-3121 NlIk FREE ADMISSION • u R., 1 i T:�:T i n less than a year, you can have the sKlhS being sought In I he workplace • Network Specialist • Computerized Accounting • LAN Administration • Office Administration • Computer Programmer • Office Assistant • Programmer Analyst • Word Processing •=lnanclal assistance available for those who qualify • Individualized. hands-on adult learning environment • Targeted lob search assistance OSHAWA CAMPUS 434-8585 (1-800-993-9993) 101 LOW G Help [MI G QIP al In General AJAX JANITORIAL COMPANY needs a reli- able elyable individual for carpet. steam cleaning Experi- ence required Send re- sume to QJS, 16 Arnold Estate Lane. Ajax. Ontario, LIS 71.6 ALLANTE' CATERING is accepting resumes for pan time/ occasional wait stat and bus people Send resumes to 145 Liberty St. S Apt 0306.. Bowrnanvllle, Ont. LIC 4K5, ALLANTE' CATERING is accepting resumes for part time/ occasional Chet with 2 to 3 years experience Send resume to 145 Liber- ty St S . Apt 0306 Bow- manvdle Ont LIC4K5 AVAILABLE Immediately Up to 513 33 per hr Osha- wa outlet needs enthusias- tic individual i to 61; orders for our Christmas rush. Some heavy lifting in- volved Must have own car Call now 404-0403 Singles (day -trips) paying .29 - .30 US Teams (5 orU2 off) paying .35 - .40 Steady work new equipment We offer benefits, profit-sharing paid weekly Must have 2yrs. experience Clean abstract/ICC 8 police clearance Call Jeff at Canstaff 905-433-3867 BEAUTY SALON re- quires part-time Licensed Stylist for and Alax Salary/ Commission Call Rita 619 8839 PART-TIME Salespeople required for door-to-door promotions In Durham, 5 30pm-8.30pm, $10/hr + bonus, min 12 hrs/week, transportation required Call 905-686-2292 FBROKER DELIVERY IVERSve own wow t ie,taN car)Cash y, humediale available fuw le shifts.new a must 68144 6 323 HAIR Stylist wanted for es- tablished downtown Whitby salon 3 years experience with clientele, salary+com- misslons Knowledge of Goldwen colours an asset 905 430-B998 HOUSEKEEPER � NAN. NY required Live out Car a must Pickering area (905)420-4390 evenings or 416 327-5387 days /V ri %re y ou thinking about a tresh start.' Train for a rewarding new career in as little as 5 months. 1rn a mputrr and buslrns. shut, on up -tri -date " ttware and equipment with experienced �tructors and smaller classes. U all today. r� Start Fresh 41'ith 'Ille utIrt/ t DIA!VIOND INSTITUTE ut Business and Computer 7echnolog'r (905) 427-1922 95 Bayly St. W. Suite 404. Ajax F,nancial Assistance May be Available Days 6 CAREER OPPORTUNITY A Durham based manufacturer of fiberglass reinforced products requires: PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR A capable Individual to be responsible for the effective and efficient management of the evening production Shift. Candidates should possess the following qualifications: Supervisory experience, effective people managements skills, ability to read blue prints, Mechanical inclination, Strong communication skills, basic computer skills. creative and Independent thinking, energy and initiative QUALITY INSPECTOR A capable Individual to Implement, direct, and administer a company wide quality program. Candidates should possess the following qualifications: Quality experience, strong communication skills, comprehension of product drawing and specifications, knowledge of current Statutory Health and Safety issues, strong planning and organizational skills, energy, and initiative. F.R.P. experience is desired for both positions. Please submit your resume, specifying opportunity of interest and include salary expectations to: fbi 0%94 0olluma/Whkby TYa week P.O. Rex 481, Osllaws. Oatalia m General Help PART TIME home busi- ness Choose your own hours and Income. Call to- day(905) 436-0852 General Help EXPERIENCED CARPET cleaner needed. With or without equipment. Call 427-5935 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News hat advertisers check thea ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one incomes insertion and [here shall be no liability for non-msenron of any adver- !Isement Liability for er r9rs in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space )orupying the error All �r>py is subject to the ap- proval of management of� %.!ws Advertiser DRIVERS WANTED .a,,., own ger „ .atid license and in ,urance Positive customer ,ervkce amtude is essential Apply in person Pizza Hut. 20 Dundas St E Whitby 299 Kin, St W, Otiha- wa DRIVERS WANTED to : stnbd,. , fly-. ' ok.5, ,.,mses 'i a must $300 $500 per week 7Y, walk ,ng_ 30% dnvmg W II `.ur Can K.^ at 905 435 '432 Earn 5500/week rem - CX'tpe'•rq - . sur- •• ys for publishers 41 6) 12 6892 Code 6 Earn =42706 wee. ,m homer ght assembtyclerical r id se-rg 4't- 81: 1-0 1 EXPERIENCED n" I.. .% wa' start Bring -sumes to Winchester Arms. 1400 Bayly St Pick ...,ng EXPERIENCED cleaning e:y ,rV.... r, $10 per iur. 8 hours per week flalerences required Norte. Ajax area Call Sylvia at )5 428 2738 GYMNASTISTICS (,OA( -HF b wanted for Land new 14 000 sq If ub opening in Cobourg iris November Must be ti CCP Certified Jos S ,'1 -0789 HAIR STYLIST 'ugly ;,.a.'�eC needed with cl,entele or wdhout Also. I,-nial chair available Com act Vicky pr Pat at 683 - NO JOB? NO PROBLEM - Marketing Firm Is willing to train open minded kndivid uals immediately It you are looking for advancement and would kke to deal with a Blue -Chip Client base. call Mandy for an interview 905-721-1411. FJ only, no telemarketing. PR ESL teacher, Whitby. $14 hr. (416)367-1147 PROGRESSIVE and en- ergetic company in Ajax looking for Industrial Sew- ing Machine Operators. Creative and interesting work, full time seasonal, occasional weekends, nor- mal hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Some experienced re- quired. however. will train talented individuals. Con- tact Denise at (905) 686- 9185 for interview. FESTERS TRUCKING SERVICES Looking for 8 professional AZ DRIVERS $13416/hour 291;-320mile 434-5110 General General General General Help I Help I Help I Help PART TIME TRAFFIC/ SHIPPING CLERK A medium sized manufacturer of steel door and frames located in Ajax is currently looking for a part time Traffic/Shipping Clerk to assist the Warehouse/Traffic Manager during peak times. Qualifications: • Keyboard skills 50 wpm • Working knowledge of MS Office Word and Excel • Able to work in a fast paced environment • Good verbal and written communication skills • Able to work flexible hours ease submit your resume by mail or fax to: S.W. FLEMING LIMITED 20 BARR RD., AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 3 X9 Attention: Ms. L. Dupuis Fax (905) 427-1688 Only applicants selected will be contacted General Help ,. icy to Durham F.ta,tng Sept 23rd i Ti -urs evenings ".pr+ Call 905 STUDENTS .IS" r '.Inas wort, a few hours ,n the ever rg•; R �n week.•rds Oshawa -ea call J<n• 721 2582 ineresa 725 7934 Ir Bew manv,llfa C ourtice, Orono, Newcastle Debbie 697 C24r Nancy 697 3382 Hampton,Bowmarvae Steve 263 1093 In Ajax can Mw—da pager 416 382 300' or Carly 665- 813C 1 Required for Durham Region local transportation company. Must have minimum 2 years experience. Clean driver abstract, police abstract, police clearance & be U.S. qualified • Top rates • Highway • RRSP Program • Weekly pay • Direct Deposit • Comprehensive benefits package Please Contact: WILMA FRASER 905-579-2911 Fax 905-579-6050 In# riM P E R S 0 N -N E L 'EACHERS- HIRING NOW. - On•a• •ea•• Saence :,"', , , �os,rons Teachers rerluiral for •A N, exper ecce �nece55dr! Little Extra Help•Tutonng fte.,oie -curs. own ,oracle Service $15 hr Fa. 'e requ,ii Call 915 6f,5 - sum'? t, 6683365 90734 Monday Fr,day WAITRESS 8 cook Nart r -t a'n1IS• part hme lays nights. wee kends Apply will, resume 5 references at '58 Harwood A,,,?. Ata. Star Fri 2 5p, 15UNIN 9000mim We always best to know m people are your neighbl MIN ' IT, I I Improvements 'MISTER CHEAP' Home —1—'s 'ec moms.n apartments. additions. 07s decks. etc Li ed for over 20 years. h�-M guaranteed, for es.':•late call Ernie ;4 4170 e4ICKS F. Ick work. 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(905) 665- 0400, RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions, second stories, finished bsmts., bath- rooms, decks, tie & wood floors, doors & windows, guaranteed and retable call Waller (905)428-2145 DUCT `�'• CLEANING $19.96 Main i,fir vem stoke 1plMw 2OWN Caept a 111110•Itbtrl► asia•larnw•iyt 0lii • •Y • Sat Ur• IMr••ir WANTED IStMFDIATFLY seance perscr for bwio,ng site Fax resume to '305,85291 79 General Help WANTED, 20 people r Ierested in the Sports arra F ntertammen; Industry Must be wining to learn an aspects of growing Adver- I Sing Company Sales , MariI campaign co or- dina,i,:r assistant manag- er manager Must be able to 'Nark without S'J G9rV,sion Call Shelley 721 0299 WANTED: '"9 people to Ilse , 30 pounds by Hallowe'en All nl loctor recommended ASK rows Call to!I tree 1 81 9816782 WORK r HOM HOME do "c'! survey .ver the phone $12 50 airr0ur, or, re talk hme Please call '1105,427-x935 I Office Help IF ;-u are married. sr,ie pared aeparaiel ', divorce^.,-: may :uatly `,r F "a,c,al As S:dr Ce UIP CERT p•,grams ava able G�.r. I:uStrat ;r Pr,te Direct,,. Premer Ac: -Ss Accpac Autocad C.• r "a' Basic. I)n x No•.e' Erginee, •'bn'J,ws N T Small Ta., -,we P';,ri vi ^, E.c D"la, BuS,neS,, P. el Ca'.ege 42; -j0•- LEASING AGE`.T RE QUIPF C Part vine ",• 'es, den•.a complex Fax resumes 'C 905-668 24 �- 7-HE MEMS ADVER,risi.R. VVEl , tiF:P•VENIBER 25,11996 -PAGE 25-A Office OfficeSales Help/ Sales Help/ Help IM Help I Agent I Agent Presently Recruiting 6 Month Maternity Leave Sr. Executive W. 1). Secretary reporting to [director. Must have Word 6.0, Excel, Powerpoint, 60 liv.p.m. and have a great attitude. Location 401 /Morningside. $15 Pc r hour. Permanent Positions Markham Rd./Steele!, Potential applicants must have -Previous sale experience -Frcellent phone skills (treat kvorkin-; environment. I fours 9 am -3 pm. Not tt'lemarketing Short & Long Term Assignments Available �,vitchbilxird Uperatvrri t ustomer Service -! )ata f:ntry [lemic fax re1,um(2S (416) 495 0765 Ishbel Wilkie &%Olsten Staffing Services C T O R Y Fax 707 683-7363 M11 mprovements T E. Speciauzng in rooting, w- ing, soffit. eaves trough, window d doors Please can To, 579-3760, leave message WINTER ,pe'c,al 3 bed roan maxima m 30 yards. carpet. $30C installed Call 619-2249 or 905706- 3206 • Painting &• Moving & • House • I Decorating • Storage • Cleaning TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Extercr European Workmanstllp Fast. dean, reliable service 420-0081 • CMoving & Chimney • I • Sweeps Storage AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS Special - chimney cleaning as low as $59 Pest screen- ing installed, only $25 NO MUSS, NO FUSS GUAR. ANTEED. 'Free Estimates 686-7741 • I • Plumbing ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING licensed plumber: no job too small, no lob too big. Complete Renovation,. Free esti- mates, great prices, guar- anteed lowest. 905-725- 2507 or 1.NO-340-0058 DOUG CLARK PLUMB- ING, Licensed and in- sured, repairs and antero• tions. new bathrooms and renovations, pump sales and service free estimates. 686-5172 24 hits. Painting & • I Decorating SIGON Construction Ltd„ DRYWALL and painting, GE Door70pener re. serving Durham Region for boarding,tapmg,textunng, broken springs, ca- 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks, renovations and repairs rollers, openers in- Patio doors, windows, rec- Small jobs 15 years ex $49 New doors/ rooms, flagstone. free esti- 4 sti- penance Free estimates,s. 416.336-0073. mates. 905-576-5760 Serving Durham and out of TY DOOR SERVIC- town area Ken 434-4500 AJAX Moving Systems - full services. moves. appliance and piano specialists Flat rate or hourly We now have heated storage units Now oitering tree boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99. and up Cat for information. 725-0005 or 427-0005 MOVING SYSTEMS We will move arryttvng. arrywnyti nere. arme Commercial or resioential Packaging. storage and Doves available Senior 6 mid month discounts Fee estimates. 571-0755 1-888-491-6600 HARRY -O THE - MICHALSKI MOVING appliances and piano spe cialists Senior and mid month discounts Licensed. nsumd Free estimates Excellent service Cali 436- 7795 NATINAL MOVING SYS- TEM] big ;-, small. Nat or hourly rates Senior and mitl month discounts Res+- dentail or commercial Comparable rates Free es hmates 723-7479 ExperCross ienced overs Bargain rates. homes• Aces, apt., etc. Plano moving. Padang available. 423-0239.9'%)? • Flooring, • I Carpeting CARPET Installations - 25 years experience, re - stretching, our spenality Free estimates D & N Duncan, 987-1799 or 987- 1800 MOVERS - Move dg or . House small, we price them all! • Cleaning Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice . Ou,ch„Id , ,r.,rt,nti :crrlh hi-i+rrkh k;a.,,lnanc 'Y•,• 0111 h,r, k•niorn In un•d & li,mdrd 905-619-8082 r:IGardening & larldscaping AU NATURAL Lawn Care S Landscaping Free tan fertilizing with each anation Pruning, seeding, sodding. interlocking, retaining walls. gardens and tail clean-ups Doug 571-0360 CEDAR trees for hedging, wholesale prices, fresh dug & delivered Call 1-(613) 472-3896. • Gardening & • I landscaping INTERLOCK CVs and steps •"telccii rpd,rs arc ceding Cali nck>-abe to, a tree es. mare ac? 2'42 • Party • Sevices _ •: s• Clovers. Baloona-grams Music. Clrlderella. Snow Ahle Pocahontas Mn Mouse, Loot Bags. Face Panting. Magic. Power Barger, Lion Kj% S" WN,1•k tiP i Eat Twin 905471-5331 PARTTIME SALES HELP required for THE WALLPAPER CENTRE LTD. Apply with resume to: 1652 Bayly St. W. Pickering11 2 positions open. Advertising Sales Rep. 1 entry level 1 experienced (min. 2 yrs) Telephone Directory Sales and :ayout experience an asset. If you are outgoing. highly motivated. and have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satlsfacton, we would !Ike you to join our winning tears Existing and new accounts. training. cor—ssl�;rls anti base pay Mail or fax resume to Ajax / Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax Ontario. LIS 21-15 Fax. # 619-9068 Skilled Help oars •r :f 2 rears t_ ^,n )cA .ns Hr�r- ^tri' MPV -�s Cad o;n,ce ce^weer ~ a--! 5 M ;r F' 986- ® Skilled Help - Scar cr.'.gh ,•ori-.•-parj Accly at 42 '.r�ick•7^ BNl Sca,Dn—,gr area • Party Me usiness Sevices Services MAGICIAN :- i-.,:. --a.- a.- .-, ary age ary .;ccasion Bi,m- tlays promotions oper Ings ?.rd 'atsers Magic Shows are full Lett-„ce help 839' S" or 728 x33-i�r683 ••-• • RABBITwa--ts work: - ng ray _ '� :�„dren s La' e5 and d,i 1ccassionS Have "y own mag -i Call Er e 668-4932 • Private • • TutorsiSchools PRIVATE piano or ciannet essons Experienced teacrer Great with kids Call Kim 686-1370 • • Business • Services DRILL SARGEANT or Doormat? Where do you • Rollie stand with your kids Par- Housew0cleaning House ent' Child Relations Call M • Cleaning Mdchi 728-7776 GAILLIND ; • Health, rBeauty IMAID SERVICES BURGLAR ALARMS . . . _, -orae KEEP iHEM .:UT' C..stom steel secu•iry window cars for as lithe 35 S25 JC pe window allows peace of mind ever with -loo 'pen For a tree estimate call 905 428 8429 MACINTOSH - ^.archilwe b *'*are 'epairs Up g'aCeS 8 peripherals Ram, harodrves etc Fast t„rnarounci or -site. dll work gua•arteed Call 8 1 668 '558 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 SPRING SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. .FREE TREATMENT rwr4 W.”6 5a Caring for your home with personalized moves. Appliances moved, ARE you having problems and professional service for over a decade. 'RELAXER &STYLING..rt•r x32.00 also storage space avail- finding time to clean your Full bonded and insured ' WASH & SET *4t . 18.00 able Comparable rates. home? For Professional (Fully I SPECIAL PRICE ON Call 432-2850. Home cleaning, Call Hel- 683-7515 96sc:14. dr 7f/eenss cis Oeeo&% Health, Beauty MEN with large truck will en's Home Services today. 427-4385 �}_- Svc �•Ir4'i cryk�rOu•lrKiarC, A&4" Ca•(L; do household moves, resi- All • Gardening & I . I I Gardening 6 (905) 428 83l f dential, commercial MATURE woman will • Landscaping • Landscaping types of moves. Call Carl or come n to clean home. Jane 427.2856 Hourly rate, bonded, reter-�erls ✓�wsiirt ences 905.404-0721 TREE MAINTENANCE Qs REMOVA .malas 109 Old��K:ngston Road Unit 7 Also tree stump removal. (Pickering Village) v { L sOEM Landscaping "Free Estimates" Ajax 11-11 3A6 ca11 Dave IB3=-70SS "Why Not Chock Us Out? We are in Your Community" PAGE 26 -A -THF NEN'ti AUIVEF1TItiF:It, WED.. SEPTEINBE1t 25. 1996 Articles Computer;M1BtlardinOffice Articles Articles Articles � Video OHelp OHelpIs Help Help � For Sale � For Sale � For Sale � For Sale g Division Secretary Emerson Electric is currently looking for full-time Di- vision Secretary for one of our growing manufactur- ing divisions. Reporting to the General Manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for all secretarial/ administrative functions for the General, Sales and Marketing managers as well as support functions for other divisional staff. Working in a fast paced envi- ronment, responsibilities will also include handling of confidential information, travel/ accommodation arrangements, & coordination of the office function - A minimum of two years related experience is required as are exceptional organizational and communication skills, flexibility, and the ability to work independently. Strong experience with WordPerfect and Lotus (Windows versions), MS Word, PowerPoint and Excel are required. Qualified applicants are invited to submit resumes with covering letters stating salary expectations to: Sherri Foote 'lam Personnel Coordinator FAX: (905) 475-4630 FMF GS. M1 Skilled Skilled Help Help Firewood OFFICE FURNITURE INSTALLER Experienced in "SYSTEMS" Furniture PRO OFFICE SERVICE For Appointment Call: Mrs. Lyon (905) 839-2594 Pickering AUTO BODY SHOP RE- OUIRES-expe,ienced g -,c -r-sor wanted for busy shop Can 905-579- 40M LICENSED Auto Me Cnan.. 8 Experienced Tow Truck Dr ve, required for local repair garage and flowing service For inter view cal Stepner 721- 2048 MOULDMAKER exper - erCBC in P'astic Inlecion Moura Quar-,ed candi- dates can M Va,eno 1905) 428-6387 c, tax resume (905x428-7919 Hospiltal Medical De W ATHLETIC THERAPIST requ,red 4 rughts/weel pan tine 4-7 p m. Pickering to- calion Please call 905- 420-6285 - DENTAL RECEPTIONIST regwred tut' tae for a Com- putenzed office Expert- anca required. Keyboard skis needed. Reply to the • 9692 0aw" Ttvs Week P.O. Boot 481, 665 Farewell 'St. Oshawa Ontario L1H '7L5. EXPERIENCED DENTAL RaceptWitst. Required to work part -time, afternoons in Pickering practice. Please send resume to File • 9693. Oshawa This Week. P.O Box 481, Osha- wa, Ontano,LIH 71-5. • ,Daycare Wanted RESPONSIBLE experi- enced ECE daycare teach- er available babies and preschoolers preferred Close to 401 and Ajax Go Westney and Ritchie. 428- 6974 Daycare • Available CHURCH DELANEY. iov ; Caycare ir• ^y e experienced educational ass,siani non smoking an vnonment nutritious lunch. es snacks .•ahs and Urge safe bac ,a ci Gad (905 619-36•C DAYCARE avalable in ^,ants and up- wards Gne ECE graduate and also an experienced mottle, Dixie Hwy 2 Re cerpts 839-4228 MOTHER of 2 non - smoke,. 8 years experl- ence walks crafts, fenced yard wswings toys, nutn- t ous lunches•'snacks any age. Hwy 2'Weslney Rd 427-1723 Val QUALITY home daycare providing an eaucational tun -loving environment Large tenceci yard. play- rooms and lots of toys 11 years experience, respon- sible mother, non-smoker. Full tae daycare providing receipts and references S75 and up Weslneyl Rossland 905-6&3-438. daycare offered by two Moms. Whites Rd. and Oklahoma area. Non-smoking em'irownent. New born and up. Call today 420-2447 WESTNEY/Rossland - re- liable babysitter available with 10 yrs. exp. ICS day- care diploma. Hot lunch, snacks. fenced yard.babies welcome, references, re- ceipts, reasonable rates. 427-4937 ' Firewood FIREWOOD • Quality sta- soned 16- split hardwood starting at $185/Cord. Call eve 705.944.8801. 7 p m - 11 pm. ROKA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE 4 Xc X' 2 SEC, � 418A 16" $65)0 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-3381 Evenings 905434-6665 Free Delivery To ".�.1" Oshawa Area LTi ABSOLUTE0 ^c .. App•e Map:e Oak ..ech Low pries Free .., )very, Serving Picker -g 4 /x Whitby Osrawa IRHAM FIREWOOD 427 4 41 FIREWOOD. Excellent ,-a,.1y ^w0wood Guar - •a -teed extra long -ully -asonedcut and spit H -,lest me asiremi Free ceuvery K-.:, Heat File wood 905.753 2246 SKIDS & Pallets for fire nardwooa & scft- wood mixed pre cut or c'O- ken. delivery avadaoie. large 6 small toads Limited time otter call (905 430- 9C'3 Bargain Corner 6 PCE SECTIONAL couch $'0C dinette table with extension and 4 swive, Chairs $100 . microwave S75. Cannon eletinc type- writer and eauiPment S15C 3 sets of polyester blend curtains 525 pair (9051 839-0680 ANTIQUE oak sideboard $175 Walnut curio cabinet Slop Walnut dresser with beveled mirror $150 Pine b0old door S30 Walnut end table $15 5091. CAPTAN'S-STYLE Single bed with mattress. oak headboard & night table in excellent condition. 5150 o.b.o. Call after 6: (905)683`6285. CRIB, white wood with mattress and 4 fitted sheets. excellent condition, $65; quilt, as new $15; 839- 9915 FRWADMIRE fridge 17 cb.ti.. Kelvinator stove $500.1per obo. 2 Black i Decker electric lawnmow- ers S30./each. 831-8941. HEAVY DUTY shelving Space Maker garage or - gander. 3'x6'x8' Paid 5270. Asking $100 905- 723-5758. KING SIZE waterbed frame, with drawers, dark wood. asking 590.420-6009 FOR SALE ------- -- Full ase wattMr i dr•yr. Gendy w•A worts like new I $500 or best offer. Coll! STEVE f 639 W14 ■ HOW ARE WE DOING? ■ ■ The ThsWeell;NemAdeilserClassiliedDEpartnen! IN ■ sMimi ledbplvuil-gorcuslIorn tswilltle beg ■ ■ pule servioe. We Wald Xplecaile yt>u c a-idd ■ rl?Sporlseb the giestiorst blow. ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, IN ■ courteous service? ■ ■ ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ili AC1,1jc fAe :C ^ed' VCU ■ ■ ■ ■ If you prefer, ■ ■ please contact Fred Eismont Ill ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ■ ■ or fill out this coupon ■ ■ ■ and mail to. ■ ■ ■ Classified Department ■ ■ P.O. Box 481 ■ ■ 865 Farewell St. IN ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ ■ LiH 7L5 ■ 'Your safiSta :Orr is Ise measure of our success ■ MOVING SALE - CARPET <. g-1 c0,or al style p, -P ,u,.oes 30 yards of chestenie,a surte S4 oc carpet premium pad and pine coffee tabilli end la- installation Custom blinds des $200 .pine extension also available at lowest tablei4 chairs $30L solid prices Sal 9o5 432 275C walnut double dresser w' Carpet Broker, 00'., mrt•or $100. walnut night table $25 rock -g chair Nyco, thick. p - , >:a.n re- - will. footstool $1,)cc warn s,stant carpet For 3 rooms er $300 dryer 5250 Only 5369 00 Price ,n dudes 30 Sq yds carpet. stop coffee table S75. 683-- deluxe pad and installation 2775 n your home Free quota FALL ' WINTER CLOTH Iron m your Hartle No �n INS, a• •ock Coro,- prices till no payment for one Snowt.ioard dna Sill,,acu? full year. Oaniel. 1-800- pants gloves and accessc 217-0104 ies. at up to 80-e OFF reg- ular retail prices Qua -qty Carpet Mill DisrGbutors, named brand labels SKI 12 mDntrs No payments. CLEARANCE CENTRE 37' No Interest. (OAC: 3 rooms 'aunton Road East, Ossa- 1300sq h ) installed with wa �ust east of 5 Points deluxe pad from only S399 Main 305725-3468 Specials on Vinyl Ceramic 16'x32' NEARLY NEW and Hardwood Flooring aboveground pool New Free Shop At Home 1-800- pump with all the tools 663-6046 Moving, its all yours for CARPETS - lots of carpet. 51000 Call Richard Price 100N nylon, new stain re - at (905427-7000 lease carpets on hand. I 2 Furrow Fcrd Plow. in will carpet 3 rooms. $349 good condition $175 obo Price includes carpet. pre - Can anytime 433-0656 rruurr pad expert installa- tion fast deliverytree esti- 2 morltlrs d0 Brother Laz- mates (30 yards) Norman er tax 5625, wooden tleski 686-2314 credenza $275. oak dress- COMPUT - A - SAVE 2 er/mirror $375. matching tank water softener, in mint dresser/night table 5200, mint condition, asking various Mont Blanc pens $800 Telephone (905) 540. each; executive Mair 831--6941, 427-0124 580: (416) 426-6649 Ajax COMPUTERS COM* Pager. PUTERS - Computer Clearance Centers now MOVING - Dining, Luing hours Mon. 9 30 - 5:00 and bedroom suites, maple Tues., 9:30 - 6:00,. Wed - table. retina. crystal. silver. Fri - 9:30- 8:00 Sat., 9:30 - carpets, sewing machine 5:00,. Sun. 12:30-4:30. Just Everything must go, malts arrived 486's complete an offer. ens �2s2 $495. Pentsirrts from 4795. 386'5 from $165., 2Ws from B i w DARKROOM for $25. Laptops $95 up. VGA sale. Omega B-22 enlargx, rrlondors from S45 up. Lots nu rwous trays, finer temp of new Samtuck factory coontrol purinp. askng $500, buim pen0mis with software Plus other accessdriss. pkgs.$20D-$900 Ins ow 434-5098. mostWW Store -' Bang your quotes - ads - BEST DEALS in Oshawa. Save on superior products. 14' TVs from $89. 20' and (905) 697-3059 oor 164 up from $200 Chose from Ole, Baseli rte Rd. E., Bovvman- v t selection used and fisc CONTENTS Lwlrm, din/ tory refurb. products, 5 disc CD changers from $189. rm, bedroom set, TVs. CDs and VHS tapes 6435. Indge, entertainment unit. All products come with war- pictures, lamps, tables, etc. ranty. We will purchase 1459 Nash Rd., Coun,ce. quality products Stop in to- 905- 721-9588 Sat 6 Sun day Hods Shop, 1124 1-5. S,mcoe St. N. Oshawa CONTENTS SALE, (905)571 -HOCK. We want fridge, stove. washer, dryer, your business and we will $1.100 • freezers, desks, come to your door to get d!! beds, (bunk and king size) . PU and delivery avail. kitchen set, many other items, (905) 668-3504 TURE LIQUIDATION AT ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTION CENTER LINDSAY Name Brand Ouality furniture, mattresses. bedroom furniture, Iron and brass beds. headboards, frames futtons. large quantity of bedding, sheets, comforters, pillows, sofa beds, sectional chesterfield, gor- geous bedroom suites. entertainment units, desks. coffee and end tables. table and floor lamps. pants, silk plants, 1r',ks, hundreds of Mems, all prices slashed All must go. "urry for best selec- r',n. Open 9 a m. - 6 m Monday - Friday. Sat .9- 12 MCLEAN AUCTIONS d LIQUIDATIONS LINDSAY 324-2783 OR CALL 1-800-461-6499 to list your sale HOT TUB tan marble colour Filter : imp, heater & cover :'400 Call 905-723-0598 HOUSE CONTENTS. eryming must gc t of town 905 728-27041, KENMORE w� ie wasne, 1 :•ye, heavy duty. like -w 5650 •par Olde' .. after and dryer $300 :,r Eureka _entral vac stem 5495 Best otter JI 905-721 .'574 -AWN Mower Clearance 5 aw Hw 15% off iT '.Vae Sales Cali 5-801- L KE NEW toilet stall '.riets. 4 smKs like "ie an offer Call Rick ii-°. %.83-9042 Y DTORIZED SCOCIf R 500 00 Wheel crag, zoo Exce'!Ieni condition call 721 1095 after Spm MOVING OUT OF COUNTRY, selling all house^:.: ,:ontents. ap- prox 1 year old. plus PSI. computer with Espon Sty- lus 800 printer & other small items 905 '21- 9762 NEW a•mone for sale. s4 ': Aso Ltd Eason W6 - aide Print, 666-4171 NEWER Armond Kenmore fnage stove S850,pau, an- tique wardrobe. 5475. or- gan. S300, large mi- crowave. $75 obo Call 905576-4597 OAKIPINE FURNITURE W -y pay •eta,( prcesl Ore of Ontario's oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now seeing direct to the public Eg solid oak 7 pc drung- room or 6 pc solid pine bedroom. your croice 51995. many stain choices Trad,onal Woodworking 905-985-8774 PENTIUM 100 Computer Systems. 16 meg RAM. 1 gig !lard -disc. Windows 95. SVGA Monitor, 2 year war- ranty, staring at $1599 Free Colour Inkjet printer included. 985.8568 We Do Upgrades! PIANOS GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Bads to school specials. New and used pianos. Not sure? Rent to own, apt. size. upright, grand, dlig4al, key- boards, Clearance on all 19% stock! Telep Piano Works, 433-1491. SHEDMAN - Quality bam style shed kit 8- X 8', SPE- CtAL ONLY $295 pkis tax. Many odor sizes arta styles available. Also garages and decks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3, Pbwng. For more rib. cam 905-619.2093, fflllirtilv tl�tts 40% t9W: Open every Satur- day until Oct. 30th 10arr Hwy 12 North, corrx le- van 4 West, Sa4h m Sderoad 17. Suiderli . 12700 (les) si7-11545 16- Digital Satellite 70 Free channels for 1 year. Rent to own for only $8.25 weekly Call 905.571-1412 HITACHI 35' stereo tele vision Ultra black picture tube. Pic -in Plc, High reso- lution Renato own from S15 80 weekly Call 905- 571-1412 KENW600 200 watt Tower of Power 5 Disk CD. double cassette, tower speakers. Rent -to -own from S725 weekly Call 905- 571 1412 SHARP 25- TV. VCR com- binations. High resolution picture tube. Iron) A'V Jacks. auto programming. universal remote control Rent to own from $7 50/wk Call 905571 1412 WALL unit $175, stereo : Ab,net $30. 3 pc kitchen Site $100 905-6665175 WASHERS 5175 Dryers 5150 ano up Appliance service repair $35 and up Appliances wanted working Qr not 438 8183 WASHERS, dryers, fridge. Stove new and recond, .coned, 5225 and up for re- _ondiloned washer, $175 .ind up for reconditioned 3 vers S175 and up for re- 7ndrtioned fridges and -oves Also coin operated hasher and dryers Ste nenson's Furniture and 4ppliances. 227 Court St . shawa 576-7448 WILSON c, -fee table' 2 Pno sables beveled glass lead inserts, rectangular wooden table,21eaves. Goth I,ko new. Thomas 1200 Sege, Colour Glow Organ_ best offers Moving must sell 668-0651 Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. P„-,! .ry 1„•n,ture or an- ything old Scientific instru- ments. china. silver, adver- tising. toys. decoys. dolls. mdk bottles, collections or estates Ca1I Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655 8044 Brooki - UNWANTED Strap metal tges. sloves. waShell dryerscars. trucks etc Cali (905,430 9013 NEW MUSIC a zme G http /%www durham. news neV-ajc2381,n- dex him • Lost & • i Found FOUND - Domestic short haired ginger and while fe male nursing cat at Annan dale Golf Course Call 905- 420.2152 or 905.683- 3210 LOST Puppy. p0bulll1ab cross male. 6 mo old. 42 lbs tan and white Oshawa Centre area. on Tues Sept 17th In need of medication. My 4 yr old is offering a $50 reward Please call 579.7217, 24 tits. BOARDING modern pri- vate barn, large Indoor are- na, heated viewing lounge/ washroom Trailering Lessons, level II coach. $300/mo or 6 month con- tract $250 Uxbridge area (905) 852-4156 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Black & Tan. Pur ebred. absolutely beautiful, large boned. parents on site. no papers. ALSO -2 1/ 2 year old mom excellent temperment 905-686- 0066 PUREBRED German Sheppard Pups. Excellent blood Imes. black & tan Vet -checked. 1st needle Asking 5300 Purebred tiny toy Poodle, vet -checked 1st needle. Female Black Asking $400 Call 905- 0- Pets/Supplies/ 434-5605 Boarding Automobiles for Sale SHELTIE PUPPIES . Registered shots. vel checkedyour pick' Call now at 986-5164 SHIH-TZU pups. CKC RPad Champion sire, shots. tattooed, home raised. 4 males Ready to go0-33-7887 OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOC. Monday -jr- Or. grOr. 7 novice Tuesday Oct 8. Basic Register now Call Bev 435 OP68 ENGLISH Springer Spa-,ei pups. champion hunting lines, excellent •emperament. health guar anteetl. CKC registered $400 Call 1905, 786 2611 LHASA APSO PUPS for sale '+. ,n.rldrng on allergic, health guarantee. vet needled House tram Ing started Payment terms evadable (705) 786-3124 GERMAN Shepherd pups, usque so�C black German & Czech blood l -vs par ent% on premises. CKC registered. 1st shots $450 Can 905-983-9069 Garage/ Garage/ Yard Sales Yard Sales YARD SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take doum your signs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean !! Arts IArts & • Crafts • Crafts Fall Treasures Craft Show Sat. Oct. 5 - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. West Lynde School 270 Michael Blvd., Whitby Tea room, BBa Some spots available Lorraine 668-9179 Arts & • ' �y • Crafts 9ertfNlg THE 6TH Annual Christ- mas Craft Show, Sat. Nov. 9/96 Jubilee Pavilion. Over 60 exhibitors. Some good spaces still available. Only $45 per fade. For applica- Win call 728-9791. BOXER PUPPIES enrich your life with the loyalty and companionship of a boxer. Bred for superior lemper• ment and intelligence. C.K.C. registered. Cam Pro - Boxer's Reg'd Kennels - 655 -3028 If -p. - ..si ?y, 7 r " weComputer Computer Video 1 Video INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 57¢4400 1973SUPER BEETLE VW white. 65',, restored Many new parts Brand new headers $1000 obo. Call John 905-9858039 1979 TRANS AM 403 cu in engin? 4 B81. black with tan interior, T -tops. PW PB. PS Good shape. runs very well S2800 Call 1905) 723-8709. George 1985 BUICK PARK AVE 38 V6. 140'X00 kms.arf ed. $3.000 060 certified, 579-4596 1985 CELEBRITY. 6 cyl.n der, highway miles. exce,- lent condition $2295cert or best otter. 728 9348 1965 FORD Tempo. 4 Co•_r. good -her, as Is. $800 or best offer Call 905- 427-3317 if not home please leave message 1985 STELLAR automatic. recently cerbhed. $850 1985 Ram Van. Propane both as is good condition, very reliable 905723- 5730 1966 Buck Skyhawk, en gine and body mint condi lion no rust, stereo, cern lied. asking $1895 obo 683-7301 ,r 428-1879 at ter6 pm 1986 Dodge Lancer. 4 at auto very good -ape. $2000 Ooo 435- 4 19" HYUNDAI PONY 4•Jrn;r AM r'f _d%sette, guod for winter cat S600 r :111 John at 905-579-8295 a^e-r 5 30 pm 1986 PONTIAC 6000. 4 door. a,, 6 cy 130 K. ex cellent body and mechani- cal condition. Great value Icr 52.350 certified 728- C705 1987 HYUNDAI STELLAR. 4 ,peed . auto, air, p/w. p1 anvlm cassette. excellent body. runs great 5975. eiso. 1964 Hardtop camper. as is $125 683-5503 1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE. 2 5 L. pi pl, arrVfin cars . gauge wire wheels, original owner, excellent condition, certified 52950 666-1849 Whitby 1967 PONTIAC 6000. 152.000 km. $1350 as is. 518M certified. 436-7237 19U BUICK REGAL LTD., loaded, 137,000 kit-, certified, 54,500. or best offer 1987 Mazda 323 141,000 kit., $800 o.b.o. as is. Telephone 427-3855 1988 Dodge Anes K-Cw, auto. 4 -dr., arrOm cans., 102,000 km, exc. condi- tion, $2,800. cert. . CaN 905-728-7794. 19M FORD MUSTANG GT Cobra, 5 speed, exca- lent condition. everytting new, 56,500 . Cali and leave message (905) 509- 5095 eve.. or (905) 625- 7754 days. 1988 LeBaron Coupe, 2.5 turbo, 159Km, loaded, all new brakes and fines, new tirestexhaust. good solid car, $3200 certified obo. 579-9219 1988 OLDS Dema 88 Royal Brougham. Grey, 4 door, auto, 3.8 L V6, 158 kms. Will certify. Asking $3000. 905-725-2633. 1968 VW Fox Deluxe, me- tallic blue, 138,500 km., runs well, $1200 as is or $1900 certified or best off- er. 0-04-1432 (Osflawa) Auctions • ' Auctions • ' Auctions AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, SEPT. 26TH 6:00 P.M. 114 km west of Brock Road on Hwy. 117, Brougham Sale to include elegantly carved 9pc oak diner, with a court cupboard, Victorian style painted lane arrnoir, 7pc Victorian diner, 6pc oak diner, cik drop front desk, set of pressbacks, wicker r, cker, old display cabinet, several Barallte ;rod wooden radios, washstand, dressers. sm. '.:bles, pinball machine, pine box, pictures. l.rints, glass, china. over 100 boxes of quality h� ursehold items. Large Sale, viewing starts at 4 p m Directions: �Yi1 to Brock Road, north to Highway x7, go west , , 1A km Look for signs. Auctioneer: Maurice M. Jones. Brock & Seven Auctions. Phone: 416-755-7470 to consign. I (.orncil's Auctionecring scir'ices Jack Bunker saiurda_1'. Sep enlher )'i. 1996 10.- Jo a."L Advertising- Coca Cola Trays 50's (original), Bee Tirs j Brass- Powder Flask. Candlesticks. Jelly Pal I Brass & Bridle Rosettes Pottery- Bennington -Bowl, Spittoon, Crocks - J.E Cash Grocer, Bowmanville. Ont.. Henry k ampole & Co. , Flower Pot with Integral Saucel China- Nippon Plaque. Complete Toilet Se ?uses;. Souvenir China - Cobalt Blue- Marknarr c Children s Tea Sets -0) Merry Christmas !2 3 ue Willow Occupied Japan, Shaving Mugs �ta`fordshire Dogs -Miniature, Ironstone -St. John: wl0-P'Icher & Plates. and Other Ironstone Pieces = co a Bayreuth. Paean Vase. Bisque. R.S Prussia :`ia ircad China. Sunderland Lustre Plaque Iron- "Match Holders. Miniature Flat Iron. Trivets Scraper. Boot Jack. Hitching Post Horsf -+ead. String Holder, Pat. 1872 Lamps -Hanging Lamp -Brass Frame - Han( Shade (Flowers' Clear Oil Font, Prism; Drigiral), Cranberry Hall Lamp, Cast Iron Hang,n( -amp - White Slant Shade, Coloured and Clear Oi -amps - Blue Coin Spot, Florence, Butterfly 8 .rcnor etc.. Old Chimneys Old Photographs - Picture Frames. Pressed Glass- Flint & Non -Flint - Interestlnc Ea -y I-nerca & Canadian, Goblets- Nova Scolia Focal. K,_'n. Blackberry, Daisy & Button Strawberry & Currant. Other Patterns. Owl & Ca Cheese D-sh. Lion, Westward Ho, Classic, Daisy & Billion. Le ed Banded star - Several Pieces. Cocccrd,a Ma le Leaf, Royal Lady, Canadian Waver Pitcher, Gibson Girl Dolts- Dolls & Parts, Waxhead Doll, Bisque & -a Heads. Doll Dresser Books- Ci,.amity of Early Canadiana - History of Cc,rty of Peterborough, 1884, Canada Past, Present & Future, Vol. 1&2, 1851 - W.H. Smith, ?cturesque Canada. Early Life in Upper Canada, 1333 - Edwin C. Gulllet, School Books, American DucK Goose & Brant Shooting 1929, etc. Silver -Soup Ladle, Napkin Rings. Sterling Silver --Jcns Banks- Jolly Nigger Mechanical Bank - Pat. 1882. "rg Pig Still Bank Coloured Glass- Cranberry Pickle Cruet Ena� elled Flowers), Cranberry Pitcher & Tumblers, Cranberry Biscuit Barrel, Cranberry Vase, Carnival-6Tumblers-Tiger Lily & Purple, 6 Punch Cups -Grape -Purple, Nuart Lamp Shades, JacK-in-the-Pulpit Vase, Bride's Basket, Salt & Pepper Shakers, Syrup Jug, Cosmos, Opalescent, :"ary Gregory, Vaseline, Milk Glass, White Carnival Bowl. Carnival Punch Bowl with Cherries, Carnival Ice Green Bowl with Poppies Textiles- Coverlets - Mufti Coloured - Markham Townshlp Tools of the Trade- Woodworking And Kitchen Fruit Jars- Erie Pint, Anchor, Doolittle, Midwest Gem, Beehive, Beaver, Nova Scotia Diamond Miscellaneous- Copper Ladle, Jelly Moulds, Butter Prints, Checkerboard Box, Granite Ware, Ballot Box- King Township -Original Finish, Decanter Set, Old Bottles, Duck Decoy, hand Blown Glass Chain - Burhngton, Candle Mould Only a partial listing - other inWintsting'tents as well Corneil's - 3 mi East of Little Britain, 7 mi West of Lindsay, County Road #14 Mariposa Township, Victoria County, Hwy #135 north of 401 to Lindsay Tel (705) 786-2183 Terms - Cash, Cheques or Visa Lunch Friday Sept. 79OOm. to 9:00 p.m. & Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. RANDY POTTER AUCTIONEER, Would like to thank everyone who attended his first auction September 22, and for making this a fun & successful day. For consignments, estates & charities, call Randy Potter Auctioneer (905)576-3577 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 -PAGE 27-A • 1 Auctions • Auctions • ' Auctions • ' Auctions • , Auctions • , Auctions SAT. OCT. 5 - 10:30 AM Auction Sale of Antiques, Furniture. Tools & Equipment selling the estate of Margaret Frew of Claremont. Ont Located at 3965 Paddock Rd take Brock Rd to Durham Rd. 31 turn East to Paddock Rd , turn south Antiques & Furniture: 8 pr: walnut dining morn suite, mahogany flat to wall china r_abinet, mahogany silver chest rrlaw feet). round pedestal table, Crop leaf coffee table, chesterfield & .hair, cof- fee & end tables, mahogany panels. mahogany fireplace mantel, brass Irons & screen. 6 pc bedroom suite (bed, triple dresser. 2 night - stands 2 mirrors). 5 pr. bedroom suite (bed. vanity, swivel mirror. dresser/swivel mirror, highboy nighistand), linens & bedding, quilts. br,iss trimmed pole lamp, colour TV. 1936 Deforest Crawsley radio. early 50's TV in cabi- nw dressers, mink coat, French doors, oak d,ak & office chair. wooden chairs. WWII H: Bomber chair, old pictures, ofd mrr,rn, paintings leaded windows, old books, r,1d i .ords. ant Sinner sewing machine. fridge. Inglis wa,.i„r, washer spin dryer. ',:henware, h ,,:,hold contents, etc Glassware & China: Setting ti,r 8 old ritf.�rdshre a. t,•,.ne china cups & ,ucers. Toby lugs. cranberry, Belleek china :- S.. silver pcs . figurines, assort of glassware z .hina. etc Tools & Equipment: 81',1 F,)rd r•gr_tor, Allis Chalmers - i r tractor stuffier >'•t of discs, spring & stiff toothed harrr)ws. raver, side racks. 3 PH blade. farm gate. ment mixer, steel wagon wheels. new gas ” rnmer. chainsaw, post hole augurs, drill press_ ..,niter, planes. pipe vise. threader cutter lather .rt prox 100 It of wrought iron picket fencing, coney -:lay tile. lawnmower. snow fencing, ober. large assort of power & hand tools, Terms: Cash or approved cheque selling in iw,! ,rn - ngs- Ring 1: Antiques & Furniture Ring 2: T')OIS & E';upru,r'1 Lunch available -)f auctioneers not responsibie for any : idents or inlury in conjunction with this sale PHIL FAULKNER AUCTIONS 905-852-9631 Major Municipal PUBLIC AUCTION PICKUP'-- ';, -,r,,p 'TURF & CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT To Be Held At Durham Reg Rd. #4, Taunton Rd. RMD Works Yard, Ajax, Region Of Durham & 10 Other Municipalities Sat- Sept. 28 9:30 a -m- 50+ PICKUPS ' CREW CABS ' DUMPS ' CARS »-85,90 GMC IHC Dump Sanders '3-dyd Sanders '83 Chev Gw 42' Aerial Bucket ' 89,90 Chev Sprints ' 12-87,92 S10 Pickups ' 4-91 Astro Vans 26-81,91 FordiChev Vans. Pickups, Dumps, Crewcabs' Traders' OFFICE, CONSTRUCTION, TURF & LANDSCAPING Case 5808 Backhoe ' Hustler 6C2C Mower 'MF 165 ' Tiller' 35 -Mowers Brush Cutter 'Tree Digger' Pressure Washers ' JD F935D Mowers' Earth Borer 'Pumps 'Lawn Rollers ' Weed Trimmers ' Detectors ' Motts ' Chain & Concrete Saws ' Breakers ' Compressor , Generators ' Cement Mixer ' Line Marker 'Desks ' Chairs 'Terminals ' Computers ' Printers 'Typewriters 'VCRs 'Calculators Copiers ' Radio Equipment' Heaters ' Freezer ' Vacuums ' Hobart Mixer' Coffee Maker Dishes & Cutlery Lost & Found Jewelry ' etc. PARTIAL LIST ONLY!! VIEWING: FRIDAY Sept. 27,1996.3:00 to 5:00 p.m. TERMS: $300 CASH DEPOSIT REQUIRED ON EACH VEHICLE M. R. J UTZI & Co. BRESLAU, Ontario, NOB IMO, (519) 648-2111 Fri. Soot. 27 -10:30 AM Large Auction of Antiques, Woodworking Equip- ment and Tools for Mansel Barnes of Udney. Take Hwy. #12 north of Beaverton to Hwy 11 169. Go north to Udney (101h. cont.) Go east 1/4 mi. Watch for signs. SAT, SEPT. 28-10A.M. SUPERIOR Auction of Antiques and Collectibles for Estate of Dennis Sliver of Uxbridge. Take Hwy.012 to Hwy.N47, east to Uxbridge,then north on main St., or Hwy. 0404 north to Davis Dr. at Newmarket. Turn right & go east 24 km.Over 1000 lots consisting of quality antique furnishings and glassware. Call for full detailed lists or to be on our monthly mailing list. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800-654-4647 News Advertiser Classified pepartment is opens every Molnday to Friday 8900 a.m. to stoo p.m. Can 683'0707 to place your ad or tax it 683-7363 Durham Regional Police POLICE AUCTION BICYCLES and Unclaimed Goods 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Oct. S/96 Terms Cash Cneq',e To be held at Property Bureau NEW LOCATION l9 COURTICE COURT, C4DURT10E HIGHWAY i-2 ? N a W u BASELINE ROAD PROGRESS COURTICE COURT lot - AUCTION DRrVE CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED ' -a commission, pa;ment next day Sales every Tues ',urs. and Sat at 6 p rr. Antique furnl- tl,re. appliances etc Owner and op- erator MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. Oshawa, Established in 1960 725-5751 723-0501 AUCTION SALE MACGREGOR'S AUCTION HALL, BOWMANVILLE. Antiques. Co�leca- bles & Household ar- ticles. Sunday. Sept. 29, 11 a.m. 'V ewmg 9 301 Take 401 to -Vaverly Rd North to 42 Hwy & East to Scugog St & North 1 Krr Sundays auction features a quality se- lection of articles from the past to present, dressers. chests of drawers, tables. chairs & rockers. blanket & wood box- es. washstands. ex- ceptional collection of old lighters (over 1000 pcs. many rare & unique), advertise- ment signs & lights, clocks (complete & in darts), collection of old camera's, glass & china, wall unit etc. This is a large sale with many outstand- ing small collectables. A (must attend auction for the collector. Terms Visa, MC, In- terac, Cash or cheque. Call for all your auction needs. MacGregor Auction Services Mike MacGregor 905-967-5402 905- 967.3664 Households, Bankrup Liquidations, Soli at locabori or our Bowma Auction Hall. Pac Pick-up & Storage able. Call for tree coni tial consultation. Auction Sentilm 905987-5402 NS -987,7664 CORNEIL S AUCTION BARN Friday, Sept. 27 at 5:30 p.m. 3 miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 :,c wair.,t •,nor 'i •I suite. Houssier en cupboard. 4 modern bedroorr blue reclining r?,terfield & match - chair ,n ex--eGent •drtion wing back ^a r, ret niShed d,r ^ ; table, corner par - chair, wash- ,%ilds. oaK hall tele - le. 5 pc modern -room suite with 2 ;le beds. chrome K -en suite. Chester - is & matching ^a �s. parlour tables. A -.,den ice box. GE )oor refrigerator. d quality occa- s.cnal chairs. Maviag hasher. GE dryer. oda press -back chairs. coffee & end tables single & dou- bie box spring & mat- tresses. pine drop leaf fable, large school ben 6 press -back „na:rs. dressers, plus a Ory china. glass. %..senc,d & coilect- able items Don & Greg Corneil Auctioneers Rli Little Britain (705) 786-2183 SAT. SEPT. 28/96, 6:30 P.M. PETHK:K AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONIC. RD. tf8, BOWMANVILLE (HAYDON) is week we have to sold a large variety antique & modern & china, lawn & n equipment, including pine chairs, buffet & es, bedroom suite, ssers, occas. la - s, platform rocker, s riding lawn mow - Ltd. Edition art & ny other interest- & unusual items. ge sale. Viewing n 5 p.m. Terms are ;h. Visa, MC or tit Card. For more . call (905) 263- 2. Sale man - d and sok' by Garry K. Powell Auctions, Appraisals & Liquidations. GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER NEWTONVILLE, SEPT. 27TH, FRIDAY, 6 P.M. Selling the attractive furnishing from two Oshawa homes. 9 pc mission oak, dining suite with china clos- et mahogany round Sheraton dining table 13 'eaves). set shield tar,K chairs. mahoga- ny crlrna breakfr,nt. wdc• by side china/ b,,sKcase. 10 ft. har- table, oak high t--, .- sideboard, ma- ;ary drop leaf ext walnut knee. desk walnut ,king ri0okra>9. que bar and stool e, home safe. oak �..,d glass fold .--aen. oa'w. armoire. N-: 5 pc wa rut bed - suites i vanity. boy etc I color microwave k !h - set. occasional 0-r es. upright player :no. antique wall ....ane. oil lamps. 'is. gym units miSC 'his is an attrac- auction selling in - 'unction with a le woodworking tion in the olC gr'st and auction starts •; p m Terms casn. :.:.roved cneque. I in c. interac AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLETON (905)786-2244. 800-263-9886. AUCTION SALE COURTICE AUCTION BARN 1696 Bloor SI.E., Courtice Saturday Sept. 28. at 10:30 a.m. Viewing . .. s0-,•, . •.,•� it pine harvest r. e 6 tt harvest 'aCe, vanity. 2 Rem - ,,,,!)n bronze statues. ^ ^a cabinet. dress - maple desk an - Port ;,-'y ea: net s desk ;;nolo ^ arger. wicker -ock- er TVs. apt -size' freezer portable dishwasher, wash - ,,and. 3 hp air condi- hcrer. 10' radial arm saw Craftsman . 10 ;a shop vac oak p reis-back chairs ha,! unit. gas weed - eater, spray -paint guns, snowblower. co'fee & end tables. microwave stand. chesterfield & ;hairs. lamps. exercise bike. 10-spd ladies bike. 3-spd ladies bike, items too numerous to mention Terms Cash. Inter - ac, Cheque with prop- er I. D. Estates & consign- ments welcome. Your place or ours. AUCTIONEER: Jim McIntyre (905) 432-1177 NOTE: 10:30 start time PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION AT PETERBOROUGH AUCTION CENTRE. On Hwy.07 -2 mi. East of Peterborough now accept- ing consigrimerits of cars, Trudy, Vans, 44's, RVs, Boats, RiOng Lawn Mow- ers, motorcycles, RV's , trailers. Selling for the Sheriffs office 79 Cor- vette, Consign early to be listed in Ads. Expecting approx. 40 vehicles. Let us sell your car. Call now Orval McLean Auctions - Peterborough 745 -SW or 1.800-61.6499 Orval 6 Barry McLean Audiorvem FARM MACHINERY, VEHICLES, RYS, BOAT, AUCTION AT ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTION CENTER, LINDSAY Now accepting con- signments of tractors. farm machinery, cars. trunks 4 x 4's vans, traders, motor homes. ry s travel and tent traders, aluminum. fishing boats cruis. ers speed boats. rid- ing lawn mowers shop. woodworking. onstruction equ.o- .r ts. selling for Alan _ar;son. Fisher Trus - in Bankruptcy 25' a,'ieid sa, ,,.at and r,'+ Ford Aerostrar :a also 20 Drum- ^ .' d Cuddy boat +vinnew v-8 Ford UO and tandem trader 19' r, ,tier 140 Mecca 1.0 a^d trader_ 18 cedar s'r D boat. 16 fiber- -;ass boat. 11, Wey- ith wooden Coat, t i tempest w 85 Chrysler and 1rail- small pontoon a trader selling for secured creditor moble home trail - w,2 hp outs. 73 age 26 notorh- 1e. 71 dodge -ichman 20' motor 24' travel trad- qty of new and d trailer hitcnes, flat deck )oose k "cat. 8C Suzuk. c Ke 3 wrieei :tnc-+ariey David - golf cart w Th new :..,'-eves. 89 lord .;tang 88 tempo Dodge spirit. 9' 89 Chry dynas- t sprr.t. 91 foal 92 olds royal Honda Accord Cdr 86 -a^.da 350CC 4 x 4 32' er attach -encs A'^ 1" hp He^r,0- for r)ydrau,ic wood tier 5 hp 24' wbiower toro r s thrower . Indus- " , vacuum rototdler. : i 'ial list, consign- - its arriving daily ;e items sell first. .consign or for into MCLEAN AUCTIONS 324-2783 LINDSAY. TO LIST YOU SALE, CALL 1-80046/-6499 ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN AUCTION- EERS ESTATE AUCTION FROM OSHAWA SAT. SEPT. 211TH AT 6 P.Y. MYLES KING AUCTION HALL, 33 HALL ST., OSHAWA. Modern and antique turniture ANTIQUES 9 Fite. nano carved walnut air - ,ng room suite. 1916 good condition, cur -0 cabinet. cedar Chest, Chi na cabinet. smoker, kitch- en cupboard, mantel clock. 3 center tabies.s milk cans. fireplace fender and tools, harvest table. makeup table. 4 pce oak tiered book- case. (glass tront). dress- er with oval mirror, pic- ture frames, books, br bles.secretary desk. linen. dishes, crocks. etc. MODERN - 4 poster wrought iron queen size bed, (new box spmg and mattress) 3 Fite. chester- field (new), wooden table, 4 chars. oak exec- utive drnuig room table, 6 chairs, 6 uphblstered chars. new value $5.000. oak coffee and end ta- bles, games machine. good condition, working. road blaster video game, bedroom suites. chest of drawers, dressers. GUNS - 2 pump shot guns 12 gauge. 4 army rifles, 3 - 22 rifles, large estate auction, plan to at- tend. Sales every Tues. Thurs., Sat at 6 p m. YYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725-5751 AUCTION GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER NEWTONVILLE, SEPT. 27TH, FRI. 6:30 P.M. Selling the equip- ment, machinery. shop tools and hard- ware for Ernie Bowen, Orono King 12 in plane w,stand. power Maxx PMT -51 Multi T 7A,stand (combi- nation lathe. disc San- der dell press table sac complete with :ks tools and at - 'a .1 meats) Crafts - ,r w stand "•.'.Klord 6 in jointer r,,aner w stand. biscuit a"a:hmerf, crafts - 1 , :n radial arm san• w,stand. Crafts - "'an 10 in. table saw h ;rand. delta 15 in cn saw. Craftsman 4 in compourd T 'e Saw R & D band "11. homemade band ,0-N X140 in Sears 'table compressor 2 :yl i parts washer. 3 speed drill ss. nirsh table Stanley stapler, se: -re and circular » NS drills. sanders. : ernes. 2 Dadc stand ,vers. clamps. bits. "'-'pies mortice Chi- .. lacks stand ;tercrart wet stone 'der. puller, grin - i, vice battery .,rgers. Lincoln 225 :tic Helder 'rod. .,Ids e,uic Acery- �.Gxy ,' , testers. gauges. ng lights air nose. tools, sprayers. haniCS 10015 (met - and standard, har,cs -hes:s, i. and die sers. 1 2 'n : set .-nampicn s- plug ueaner A,' rianua,s lable C'. wood - A Cng, o, and a lazmes. d.st --ok )r numerous oth- nteresbng articles A„_}On takes dace in Old �' St M,II of the Ruster ^t•nsby Engine Tnis A,,, non is in conjunc- �- with an Oshawa Estate - Starting at 6 T Terms Cash. ap- :ved cneque visa. interac Auctioneer: Frank G. Stapleton, (905) 7![6-2244 LiquidatioNestate specialists for over 25 years. " 306:30 P.M. Sale held at the Goodwood Commun- ity Centre, (4 km. west o1 Brock Rd. Via Dur- ham 21) for an Ux- bridge area home. Gate leg dining table, ant. harmonium (100+ years), oak tale, ma - i dresser w/desk tables, 8 place setting Noritake dishes (ex), 2 single beds w/new matt., sofa bed (ex), Inglis dryer, 8 in. addc color N, old fool warmer, old bottles, small horse collars, old gas mask, metal shelving units, qty. wire display racks, qty. sports cards (sell- ing at 9:30 p.m.) and much more. Terms cash/cheque. Preview 5:00 p.m. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-6411 PAGE 29 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 Automobiles Automobiles Auto Parts Apartments ApartmentsM11 A artments Apartments 01111 � I � EAP 11 1 For Rent I Apartments For Sale ' For Sale I 1 a Repairs 1 For Rent 1 1 For Rent For Rent For Rent 1989 HONDACIVIC 1991 Lumina Z34, loaded, GUARANTEED Lowest hatchback, auto., stereo. A-1, pristine while, $9.695 Prices In Durham Region 120,000 km. certified Runs. 1989 Celebrity Euro, black, for tune-ups 8 brakes Call looks new $5395 Brock loaded. A-1, $5.995 1991 905-7284337 Auto Sales. corners Brock Tempo. air, auto, now only Rd and Taunton Pickenng $3.695 1990 Pontiac Fire - 427 -6110 bird, loaded, black with T. otorcycle5 1990 CHEVY CORSICA tops and only 95.000 km, LT 1 owner 4 -door auto 57.545. 1990 Olds Cutlass stereo. original body, g Supreme SL, loaded. FOR SALE- 1983 920 paint excellent condifion 90.000 km. $8595. 1990 Virago $2000 Call Vicki Asking S3995 cerpfied Grand Prix STE. loaded 427 2930 665-0878 with power sunroof, white 58.595 1990-92 Cavalers 1990 CORSICA LTZ 5 to choose Isom starnngm::M: arine auto or p s a c rebuilt at $3 995 , Oldsmobile motor k15.00l $5500 88's and Buick LeSabre's firm Good conddion Call 1990 and up. from $6.995 905-434-7655 30 other quality pre- 14FT. RUNABOUT with 1992 Bunk LeSabre Lid. owned vehicles avail- 28hc Johnson 8 trader, able now at Certicar asking$$1.too Can 905 - loaded burgundyexcellent Condition 63 OOC miles Auto Centre. 155 King certdieo $12 50C Call St. W.. Oshawa at Mid - Scott ?^_5 4049316 day- town Mall Drive. time or 905-623-9810 Where customers send evenings their friends- (905) 579-2131116 1992 BUICK REGAL. fc-� _agedp'oo'ec exce,ient condition 148.000 kiasking S' 0 900 or best Tofte• Phone (905) 831-^4, 1992 MERCURY SABLE s .. ,-e, e'al c Air elec windows, door locks Guise tilt, air bag. new fires. battery 8 brakes '-Ont and rear Good ocK ng car Cert Must sell only 56900 Call 430 1767, or 6558/ 96 1993 CADIL L. AC DE.,. -E. 2 Ione wn,te 51 K -s certified $22.000 43C 89' ' after 5 1993 HYUNDAI Sonata GL 5 p w - ^ew fires. new exna„s' Gar, 905 623-882' 1994 CHEV Astrc Vac 8 pass ex'e—ed cab. load eddlOdors, plus S,, 500 !905 655-4870 1964 'wota Te'cel a.': S`_C a is Call Abe "I" 6835'!7 Evenings 427 163- 67 CHEV CAPRICE C,ASSIC V8 305 !uuy loaded ' 7C,00C km mint conait,or S450C cern -lea 91 Port Per's ew��---� MOTIVATED ► MECHANICS ►� 0 % NIC J,SJN f I, -MOTIVATED ,I MECHANICS- , , IaFE �XM •,11V2 , xseil kMfl:.l w I1. a '015) 4,1 w4 0 Woom 416) A5 i (146 L — Kill ARLIE SALES 4,4 TAUNTON RD E OSHAWA 44 ads Achieva S. 4 -door, auto. low xm $" .565 92 Dodge Grana Caravan all w^ee drive. sharp van. $14.96`_ 9' Ford Ae'ostar XL mode loaded rear air 87 k, $9875 r$9875 91 Chev Lumina V6 4-000r, oaded S7.695 91 Grand Prix STE. loaded. whne. $10965 88 Jetta Slalom based sun-roOf. auto S5 495 92 Gran Am SE air snare $6.995 90 Buick Century station wag- on wit, extra seat. V6. very dean 56.99`- 90 Half -ton Silverado. loaded S10.965 1989 Cadillac Sedan de Vdie finished in silver wits matching mtenor, only 58.995 Also 1991 Cadillac Fleetwood $12.900 1992 Buick Regal Grand Sport. 2 -door. maroon with ma- roon interior. ade lod. 511.965 1985 ads Gerra 6 -cylinder. $2.995 1990 Pont Bonneville SE. 57.995 1990 Tracker, auto, $6.995 1969 Buick LeSa- bre, loaded $5.565 1992 Saturn. $9650. All cars above are certified with 6 month warranty Best re- conditioned vehicles in the Region of Durham. ARUE SALES LTD 905-404- 8175 480 Taunton Rd.E. Oshawa Auto klitlrww, Having a problem gelling acornpetitiive rate? Call ,lona - Dooley Ajax for a quotation. 3Z 427433995 40 CANT FWD A VAN? That'd because ire have therrl alll GM, Chrysler, Ford from 1986 to 1994. Certified and ready to go start - in st 54.995. 1993 Chev Cavalier, 65 ',)OC km . 4 -dr air. auto amlm class . green in co- lour 57900 576-6130 Dave TURN KEY AUTO SALES -21 Ba'dw^ S' N x12 Hwy Brock,, Sprint 2 0, halo-. 5 spd high kilt, low price - $1995 cert. '990 Taurus. V6 loaded, air bag $4495 cert. 1988 Honda Civic hatch- back a:.10drives perfect $3995 cert. 1987 Ford Aerostar Van. 7 -pass VC- looks 6looks 8 drives hke -e- $3395 ce•- 1091 %,or Spec' 5 spa a-, � -e •few $9495 cert AS IS SPE CIALS 1986 Ce-eb,ity Eu- rosport $595. 1963 Fora Range, pick , ;: 5495 1979 Ford Van :5C 5495 Cal; Tea Babut 723-747' AJ;omoblles Wanted $50 . a -,— v I^ ,pot to, scrap cars 8 'rocas Ary•ime Call 905 706 5'40 A 8 A TOWING lay S50- sec 8 `crap ars s tucks 24 '-.,s days Cali 905-686 5003 -r 905 -D6-5234 30 mir �ervlce A 8 K TOWING Cash On the Spot �-d and scrap ci 1- _- trUCKS any con Ca!I anytime 7 days Fast service No pa a . a able Call Ken 1905) 509-5584 (416) 452-7767 CARS FOR CASH' A- bu, -sed ,e,�cles Leni cles must be In running cond4ion Call 4272415 or Come to 479 Bayly St East. Alax at MURAD AUTO SALES Trucks NMI for Sale 90 FRHT. (SALE OR LEASE? $1499 'mo with Clown payment Also 48'x102' air -nae hatbeds 8 48detachable double drop 1-800-724-5917 vami W11 4 Wheel Drive 1967 GMC Safari. p/s, pt b. arc, good condition. 53700 as is Call 905-404- 0956, 1 Trailers 1981 TERRY 35ft. house trailer, 2 by -outs, awning. lulty-loaded, storm wind- ows, furnace, suitable year- round Irving, asking $10,000. Call 905-263- 4575. 1996 COMMODORE Summerside, 12x40, Bal- sam Lake Trailer Park 6 Marine, waterfront site on Trent Water System, sell due to illness. (7D5)374- 5043 or 705 -738 -7199 - CAMPER seldom used. Fits on 3/4 ton truck, sleeps 5, 3 way FIS, shower. $3000. obo. 905-571-6978 HUNTER SPECIAL - 2 older travel trailers. 17ft., $1200 each. Call 705-324- 9317 or 416-512-7561. 1986 161111 Bayfiner bass boat new 371btt trolling motor. 50hp motor. new batteries. Livewe4l fish find- er, stereo. cover well maintained. must sell 55000 firm 905-623-4775 ATTENTION FISHER PERSONS-- 1995 17 Hybl -a So.,,* '30 HP John - so^ 2 fish finders. bolting motor. 3 batteries Ilvewell Baitwell. rod holders, s'er ec S' 7.000 OBO call 623- 9107 23 FT. DOLPHIN all - k a' by Olympic ^a.^ cadl, wo,king l,b. Genoa port a- head. 6 hp Suszuki. $2 500 Contact PEter McOuee^ or Chuck Sutherland, 905- 987-525' Or, Apartments For Rent OSHAWA ' 4 2 bedroom. locate- a' 350 Malaga and 946 Masson Street Avail abie immeoiatey S60C d S7x all inclusive No pets Call 905 5766724 I BEDROOM BSMT apt -ngnt near -,tee ' 8 Civic FrcstLast. ail rnctu. sive Available immecialefy or Oct 'Nov 5550 per me 4042823 1 BEDROOM nicely decorate,: ca:--. - apt bear Lake Omano West Snore P cke•r; Included heat, hydro sundry faotr hes 5545 Suitable for one -30se 1C schools. public "ansit Cap Paw 416-805- ,99, 1. 8 2 Bedroom pts r a-� H-.wmanville ;tarhng at 5600,month. 'edge d stove included. .nth tau-:', taolries Nc .ell Call (905, 434 240- t -BEDROOM basement spa... -,e... a--:ry. cable. 'ydro. walk.ng distance to .aKe" ew Park DuS routes. "a.ao-e Nov 'st. S625 'sLlast. references 905 -23-9995 176 NARREN 1 bedroom dip' -.eat. 8 ^ydro moulded. Avauabie OL- ' first d last. 5450 723-1290.434.5337 2 BEDROOM APTS. Avai. Oct' 309 Co•0ova Ra Oshawa No -pets 905- 579.2387 2 BEDROOM in six-plex near Oshawa Centre Fridge. stove laundry tacil- dies Available Nov 1/96 $702!mth Firstlast. H&H included 576-0498 2 -BEDROOM apartment, S650/month Inclusive. available Oct t st Call 905 728-4373 or 905-263- 8417. 2 -BEDROOM upper floor legal apartment, bright. clean, $600/month negotl- able BonGrRitson area. Oshawa Call 905-432- 7551 2/3 bedroom apartments. 8 story building, close to schools, k wary. South GM plant Available irmlediate- ly. 428-0328 1.7 pm for appointment - 25S SIYCOE ST. N. - 2 and 3 bedroom apart avail- able Oct. and Nov. Near hospitals, schools and shopping. 728-4966. AJAX 2 bedroom base- ment. available Oct. 1, $695 plus. separate en- trance. parking, , call 619- 0400 AJAR LARGE 1 bedrm. bsmt. apt. Sep ent., 4 pc bath. $625. inclusive 1st/ last. Ref No pets. Avail. Nov 1.686-9677. AJAX, Country setting, top floor of duplex would suit single (ton smoklrg per- son. Central air $650 plus heat & hydro. Avail. imme- diately.. 426.8086. family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. -5 P.M. (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED Immec 1 bus to GO Tran. C.A separate entrance 8 laundry. Close to scnoolall Inclusive 905683 6107 to view AJAX. eacioLs and clear `.vc ,..room basement apartment. dose to lake and bus all Included S7X per mo 686-1991 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY Osrawa. 1,- _D, c r•eshq, painted. 3 min from 401. 1 d ' "2 bedrooms. parking indud- ed. $450 8 5475 plus by dro 905 725-0699 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY. Whitby Apt buICirg spacious. carpet - ea. newly painted with bell - Cony. close 10 bus, shop- ping all utilities included. firs, last required. no pets. 1 bedroom 5650. 2 bed- room. $750 call 430-x134 AVAILABLE NOV 1ST. -,a,- 3 bra•aim r, ctuaes 3 appliances. shopping. transit. share washer and dryer. $900 plus 60',. 420--0539 BACHELOR or bachelor apt Ser eat laul newly renovated. $475 all 111"1 905 839-082' Liverpool 401 area BASEMENT newly car pet-] r.aru•e entrance. Kaz',en arc. close to GO. 4C1 mall no petssmoK.ng Avail Immred $450 iia., sive 1stlast Call Victor azo --6863 BEAUTIFUL. 2 bedroom bs— apt w tpl newly renovated eat it kitchen. 4 pc bat. central Air 6 vac. shared backyard 6 laundry. $750 plus 40'. until Call Phd 416-215-5379 (D). 905-686-5243 tell CENTRAL 2 BEDROOM available now. completely renovated. new carpet. Kitchen, bat. paint, mature area. storage. yard. fire- place. reasonable Of Mes- sage to view, 571-0625 CHURCH ST. , HWY 2 area 2 6 3 bedroom apts available. 416-444-7391 FOR RENT - 1 and 2 bed- room aptin a very quiet and well Rept building, close to all amenities. bus stop al door, Park Rd. N Oshawa. Phone 579-9016. LARGE 2 bedroom with loft and den, dean, mod- ern, no pets. IstAast. in - dudes parlung. $690 per mo. plus utilities minutes to Oshawa center, Available Nov. lilt. (905) 831-1490 LARGE 3 BDRM. APTS. From $769Jmth. + hydro. NC, Carpet, 4 appl• and tarlting ind.Walk to Pickering Town Centre. Close to GO Transd and Hwy 401. 905.420.6305 1480 Pik:lia" Parkway. OSHAWA LARGE 3 bed- room apartment, with fire- place. 6 appliances in- cluding laundry. 2 full baflts. 1400 sq. ft., air Con- ditkxktig, intercom. par". Gose to take. $975/month + ublites. Avail. Nov Ist. Cad to view 905-725-9991 LIVEP.POOLIBAYLY large protessicral.y 'm- istled 2 bedroom basement apt Laundry fac . sep en- trance. avail Nov 1 $700 plus IT hydracable Refer ences Must see 420-8006 LIVERPOOL/BAYLY huge 2 bed,corr, case- ment, parking. cable. ce- ramics, pod, fireplace. wet bar, 5840 Quiet non smoke's immediate Call 905 -8? --1304 LOWER level backsp6t Full 4 pc bal large bed. room. rec room with fire- place Share Kitchen prefer mature woman employed $400 Oshawa 571-7220 NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE OSHAWA - 888 + 900 GLEAN I -AMID nutuu- Clean 2 bedroom apt in Glen St., 2 bedroom apts. ING, North Oshawa. 1, 2 d quiet 5 unit budding Free from $675- $710 3 bed- 3 bdrms. Inclusive Pay ca - laundry laclldies. Avail Nov room apt $720, close to ble, parking 8 laundry fac. 1st 5610 4 hydro. Phone shopping, schools. GM and 723-2094. 905-839-4659 Go Utilities included First/ NEW one bedroom base- ment apt, quiet neighbour- hood. non smoking, all icn Iuslve First/last Avail Nov 1. $580 Rossland/Steven- son 579-9219 NEWLY decorated one bedroom apt .full base ment. deck. pi entrance. downtown Oshawa, close to all amenities, $600/mo Heat hydro. water includ ed. Call 905- 718-1751 NICE Bachelor basement apt O C area Private en- trance. fridge, stove. laun- dry fac.. hydro, parking ion chided Firstlast $450 Pre- fer mature working person Nov 1st 728-7137 ONE bedroom apartment. -mediate possession. LI•efer couple. South Osha- wa, includes hydro. fndge. ,love. carpet. shopping aza. bus stop. laundry '.iollhes. 725-2642 after 5 ,,m ONE BEDROOM apart- ment $782 Rasor Rd S. $450 per me plus hydro Available Oct Ist Call 579- 9008 or 263-8449 ONE BEDROOM night ba- i apart,.,.„-' sep- arate entrance. central air. all inclusive. fireplace. an appliances. cable. full bath. quiet Rouge Valley area. 509-6120 ONE bedroom basement apartment. Brock Rd Hwy 2 For single working person available Oct 1st $5601 month inclusive Call 683- 6934 or 416264-5884 last required Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom bright clean modern main floor apt. 2 min north of O C . $650/mo plus utili- ties. Includes parking Available Nov Ist 905-831 1490 OSHAWA - large 1 bed. room apt for rent in small quiet building. Wilson 6 Bloor area Heat. hydro. fridge. stove Included Laundry on premises Car- pet throughout No dogs. Please call 721-1178 any- time OSHAWA one bedroom upper duplex apt. Sep en- trance. parking, eat In kdch en, freshly painted. new broadloom, on bus route, close to GM North Plant $550 Inclusive, hrst'last Available Immediately 434-6353 OSHAWA bright I bed oom ap! Employed adult preferred $475 8 5490 including utillies 1st'last Avail immed 723-4173 OSHAWA CENTRE - beautifc 3 bedrooms, air con . 1 1,2 baths. 5 ap- pliances. walkout to private fenced yard 2 parking 5885 plus. Ill No pets Near school b Civic Nov t 668-1946 OSHAWA immaculate large and bright 2 bedrm bsrnt apt in rased bunga- low Nice and quiet area No -pets. no smokers Avail Nov t S695 Cali 725- 9989 OSHAWA, close to GM, 1, 2 3 -bedroom apartments. $600, $725 8 $835 respec- tively Call 905-428.5740 OSHAWA, main floor , large 1 bedroom, parking. laundry, Ist 8 last. 5650. inclusive. 668-0034 PICKERING VILLAGE - large bright one bedroom basement apt Sep en- trance. laundry fac , park Ing, air, S6501mo including cable Evenings 509-9209 or 427-0622 PICKERING :LIVERPOOL, beautiful 3 bedroom, main floor, new white kitchen. grey broadloom. Landlord who cares. super neigh- bours, no pets. utlkties in- cluded $1050. 905-770- 7222.416-494.3765 PICKERING 2 -bedroom basl separate en- trance. fenced yard. park mg, close to all amenities S695month plus Willies Oct 1. Call 831-9730 PICKERING, Whites Rd ! Finch Clean quiet bright newly renovated 1 bed- room. basement Walk out ravine. Separate entrance 02 no pets/smokers Suite 1. $650 /inclusive 905- 937-0218 S. AJAX basement apt I bedroom. walk out to pri- vate patio. sunny southern exposure. fireplace. $700 Inclusive. available Nov 1, 427-8467 IMApartments 11 For Rent SOUTH OSHAWA, 275 Wentworth St. W., large 2. - bedroom, close to buses, shopping, available imme- diately. $600 8 up , fridge. stove, heat. hydro, parking. Ist Bast required, no pets, 723-6637 SOUTH Oshawa. large 1 - bedroom raised basement apt Laundry facilities, 2 car parking, private entrance, $575 all inclusive. Avail- able fill Mature working single or couple No pets. 905 579-1869 SPACIOUS, 1 bedroom plus loft, deck, $825 inclu- sive. Also one bedroom $650 inclusive. Both avail- able Nov Ist. (416) 699- 5287. TWO 2 bedroom apis In house $650 8 $775 + 1/2 utilities. Fridge, stove, share washer 8 dryer. Available Nov Ist 1st 8 last re quued.Call 6665500 ext 4001 8 430-4615 after Spm WHITBY apartment for rent. 1 bedroom $550. 2 - bedroom 5650. first 8 last required Bachelor apart. Fri $500 Phone days 725-8911 evenings 8 weekends 668-4016 WHITBY central viclonan style budding on a mature setting Available Sept 1st 2 bedroom apt 12 ft cell - Ings Includes utilities b parking S850/month 668- 2326 No phone calls after 9pm WHY rent when you can ow,. your own home for less than you minki Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666-3211 Visit Silver Carpet & Rugs and take advantage of the summer clearance sale Silver Carpet 8 Rugs is family owned and operated and has been in Ajax for over three years. It that time it has grown steadily and has hundreds of happy and satisfied customers. There's nothing that looks better in a home then beautiful carpet. Not only is it great to walk on, but enhances the decor of your home. At Silver Carpet and Rugs in Ajax, you'll find just the right carpet for your home, with the help of owner Anwar Yehia. He has more than 12 years experience helping customers choose what looks good in their home when it comes to style, colour and durability. Anwar offers a free shop -at-home service in which you sit down -and discuss your needs and how to match your decor with the right flooring. Silver Carpet has all the latest styles at prices you can afford. "We work closely with our clients so they get what they need within the budget they can afford," says Anwar. "We also do our own installations and complete every job to the client's satisfaction" There's no better time then right now to get a great deal on carpet. During their summer clearance sale everything in their showroom and storage room is marked down to sell. But you better hurry because it's first come first served and when it's gone it's gone. Don't miss this deal of a lifetime. "There is lots to choose from," says Anwar. "And there's definitely something here for you. Just come in and see" Silver Carpet & Rugs is family owned and operated and has been in Ajax for over three years. It that time it has grown steadily and has hundreds of happy and satisfied customers. "We have very competitive prices," says Anwar. "In order to keep prices low we keep our overhead low and then pass the savings onto our customers." If you are shopping around for carpet right now, Anwar insists you come to his shop last after you've seen what everyone else has to offer. "After you've been everywhere else -come here and see the difference," he says. "You'll be pleasantly surprised" , For more information call 683-4292 or visit their showroom at 487 Westney Rd. S. in Ajax. ouses Houses aEF'or Rent Elm For Rent WHY RENT? OWPO roue Howl Payments from $5691mo. No DownpayM. eat? Call Me. 571-6275 1-Soo4140-6475 mark Stapley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty 15 MIN. norm of ion rel ,y, Secluded 4 bedroom country home. 3 baths, 2 ramify rooms. 2 walkouts. 2 fireplaces. double garage, pool. sauna, 51295/mo 4.6-482.1165 _BEDROOM Available —Ti Main floor. ?need backyard. lots of ark ^g Grandview cn. area.(Grandview/ Aco, 5700 all inclusive' 4119051579-1985 Houses THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMB UM ' Houses Houses U Houses Townhouses Townhouses For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent F Rent F R C- $1 - 1A Absolute Affordable! WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUT A HOUSE' WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME!! Mortgage payments 3 -Bedroom Semi $679/month 3 -Bedroom bungalow $789/month 3-Bednwm Jr. F.xec. $969/month Pb down payment? Bad Credit? Bankrupt? Call Me! (905)571-6275 ort -800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Really Inc. ISI' CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES ! WHY RENT- BUY! No down Payment, No problem! Let me show you how! Mortgage Payment $700 per mth oat Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Relax Accord Realty Ltd. (905) 576-3111 Mean. tini5red psrnt. cause to schools. 401 Fenced yard. $1000 plus Avail Oct 1 905-665-7663 A MUST SEE! Bowman vale 3 bedrm semi Close to school & 401 1 112 baths. finished bsni large fenced yard, private driveway In eludes F/S, dishwasher $965. utils Call 905-623- 2873 fk:utive Hume in prestigious area 3 1/2 baths, A/C, cen- tral vac finished bsmt Available Oct. 1, 51320 433-8165 AJAX 3 bedrooms. ap- pl arces air. new :arpel deck, parking, available Nov I S925""0 plus util Call 1 -80f)-475-9949 Wishes or ent CENTRAL OSHAWA, 4 bedroom plus loft. 2 bath- rooms. garage. fenced yard, renovated, possible rent to own $950 plus utilr ties Call 728--0342 CLEAN OSHAWA 3 bedrm + in-law apt Close to schools, C,viUOC 51100. plus Avail Od 1 905-665-7663 DETACHED bungalow, 2- bedrooms, full basement. Private drive. Harwood/Hwy 401. Ajaxnear schools. shopping 5650+utilities. references Call 905666- 3304 BAY RIDGES, Main floor, 3 bed m bath, fireplace, hardwood floors. 4 apps 5975 + 50% uuhties. Close !o GO. non-smoker Avail- able Sept 1St/last i905 ?31-4753 LOVELY, 3 bedroom. -ear Lake S Ajax, newer available Nov' 51200 -loth plus ublilies, all ap- aiances available. 686- 8132 NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE 4 bedroom semi in nice cond Walk out to deck 4 appliances. 1ec room •n basement, on quiet street Avail Nov 1st 5900 . uni- ties Phone 905-839-4659 OLIVE/HARMONY. 2 bedro,m -na.- ''nr„ 5750. 2 bedroom lower level. wood stove. $595 in dudes utilities Both have 2 car parking Available Nov Ist (4161 754-8918 OSHAWA - near O C '3 bedroom semi, 2 bath- rooms. large eat in kitchen with walkout to deck Fenced yard, private drive Duret lamely area Close to schools. rec centre, trans- portation and shopping Gas heat $935 /mo plus utilities. First last required Available Nov 1 Call after 7 p m 905.839-4552 OSHAWA. 3 bedroom up- per level, laundry facilities, one car parking, use of yard, near OC, S900/mth . utilities Ist/last Call 433- 4168 SOUTH OSHAWA New- ly decorated 3 boll sem,. upper levels. near all amenities, $775 monthly plus uhiihes. Ist Aast. available October Ist 728- 9251 OSHAWA/COURTICE border — 2 ciii with balcony, newer house. walk !r everything. garage. fence,j backyard great neighborhood $895 inclu- sive Avail irrmen Days (416; 6173283 PICKERING 2 bedroom burga--N qac, fridge. stove. large lot. walk PTGGO. $995 Pius uti6oes 19051 420 1524 PICKERING 3.' bed rxm 2Olay. carpetfire- placelacuzzi tub CAC & VAC $1150 +utilities X416 739-3981 SEMI in Oshawa, excellent area for GM, shopping and schools 3 bedrooms. 2 112 baths, in-law apt In base ment 2 stoves. 1 fridge available Air con, $900/mo plus utilities Available Nov 1 430-0316 anytime OSHAWA-SMAL 1 -bed- room house, very clean 5600/month, 1st/last re- quired Call 432-3144 or 613-337.5895 WHITBY, THICKSON ROSSLAND 2 storey de- tached. 4 bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths. fenced yard avail, able Avail immed . no pets. $1.150 plus 721 9592 WHY RENT? No money down Ow- /our own home, like new fridge. stove 5795 incl ail but phone 3 oed- r,cm asking $65.900 Mm req gross rcome $25.000 eyear Call Ker Collis, Coldwell Banker 7289414 Townhouses AM, For Rent 3 BEDROOM 'OWN HOUSE,r - avail able Oct 1st in Norh Osha- wa Oi,ie! comple. 'st & last •egared S25;mtr. 723-6708 COURTICE 3 -bedroom towrr;use • 1'2 -bath nice location access To schools. ,hurcn public Transit avail- able Nov 1st No pets Call 905-420-1037 after 7pm EXPERIENCE FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath townhouses with 2 appliances, gas heating, parquet floors, fenced in backyards. Close to schools, transit, parks & shopping. MARCHANT PROPERTIES (416) 321.99x6 KING & TOWNLINE AREA available Nov La•ge -i bdrm townhouse. neutral decor. 4 appl 1 1!2 baths basement & garage 5895 . utd Phone 721 8213 Evening and wee- kend appointments avail able NO PETS but wives al- oNed 35; Glen St 3 ;edroom townhouse, dge stove, S900 plus gas Available now Freshly decorated 5765866 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 townhouses in well lam lamed family complex Freshly decorated torn Fig stove nose ro all amenities Starurg at 5738 muriih On site Mgr -T orfice Can 905728-37'; A GUIDE TO PLANNING A ER 25,1996 -PAGE 29-A ImRooms For Rent OSHAWA 2 & 3 oed r,pmy ',st & as[. Available immediately �. & ti^`, !905, 721- ,•q STILL RENTING r:ton ey down em -- . 2 & 3 bedroom. home From $TSC per morth all rclu- sive minimum yearly r come S25 XG Aurelia Ra sane %28-9414 ext 201 CTURE PERFECT WEDDING • RESERVATIONS Pie"wee C4 Presenting Comfort Inns & Peace of ,Miner Cmfort Inns In 'Toronto andsurrounding area are the perfect p&ue dor your out-of-town weddirlgguests, and we'll Wok after the details. It's Easy Let us know the date of your u+edding and the appro#ntate number ofguest rooms you will need If you block 10 or more rooms, you will rw6ve - • a specialut&inggmup rateforyour guests to access. • information cards about the hotel and reservation details to include with your invitations. if rooms to be Fuld up to 4 uteeks before the weddV. A,;:1 Special Bonus, it your_group use_i. 0 roorrmT; or more, use u7U give you one complimentary room to use the weekend oj your wedding or up until your first anniversary! Res it ray Commfort Inns are famous for clean, comfortable, attractive rooms, friendly service and reasonable rates. Each location features either an on-site restaurant or continental brea#ast service. _�Lk about our specialservices such as hospitality rooms and late cfwk-out options, etc. (based on availability and time of year). COMFORT INNby Journeys End 533 KINGSTON 1tD. PICKERING, ONTARIO MV 3N7 9f15) 831-6200 PICKERING GAYLY/ WESTSHORE furnished room , shared bath $400 All facilities including park- ing laundry, separate en- trance. 839--4271 CLEAN, BRIGHT Nouse. Oklahoma & Whites Rd Rooms for rent, monthly. Hydro staff welcome' 420--0042 PICKERING Single room N,tn cable use of xirccen facilities walk to P,Ckenng Generating Station, Go PTC 5340 per no 5170 :,,-eekly Phone 42G4318 SOUTH PICKERING e arge baser -e,! cely furnisrted at WC ane smaller room at 535 hoer _lean come Mature ;ert,omen preferred "'st 839-0257 ROOM - rent Fully fur s^eo ::fared 2 -bedroom icarlmert Call 94;5-404- 989 •JEWELLERY oJQ°N .RODEO JEWELLERS I Presents p°�I I Picture Perfect Wedding I I Plus I I I I Complimentary Photo Sitting From "GLAMOUR SHOTS"I I Additional 10% off on Sale items with coupon I I also Free appraisal with each purchase: including photol Free Jewellery Inspection l All done on premises We look forward to assisting you in any way we can. I OSHAWA CENTRE 571-7373OSHAWA_ __ _ _ J IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE CALL RHONDA GAGNON 579-4400 OR 416-798-7672 Ex 2300 PAGE IQl1oA-Ttk9 NEWjS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER L51• 1996 COURTICE quiet cres WHITBY. $112.90011 Got MORTGAGES Good.7Durfiam , Roomsge For Rent Im 3 Storage Spm, f Private Homes Fix Sale Private Homes gin, For Sale a • Mortgages, Insurance • Personals • Companions OUTSIDE STORAGE COURTICE quiet cres WHITBY. $112.90011 Got MORTGAGES Good.7Durfiam , EASTSIOE CONNEC DATELINE Free to Cars Boats - Etc Wilde Sales 655-8010 cent. immaculate 2200sqft Kassinger-built. 3 huge geous with 3 -bedrooms. reg room. garage. fenced yard, bad and ugly Fm.riong forTIONS any purpose. rates fromcall Business to place your ad. no DESIRABLE bedrooms. partially -lin- central air, 5°° down, car 595°: An applications ac -charges sexless for ladles. no Beach ocahon ished basement. central air nes 3863 including taxes cepted Community FinanP GO BY -BUS hone bill char es, 905- 9EA 'Cottages on large vacfully fenced lot Ted Houghton. Sutton c,ai Services 668-6805 e ladles 4307060 SIMCOE ROSSLAND weeks still available in Aug 50'x200 lot Beautiful. quiet area F n,shed rooms for Dade rates July 20-27 or d area Steps to lake park clean quiet person Cook. vacancy Clean. newly ren- Playground Ideal io, young Ing Near bus & Durham ovaled fully equipped sun family or empty -nesters College Private entrance porchsunset views bon- Partially finished base 5250 & up monthly Call fires bbq priv dockingmens. 4 appliances ,ncoo905-7284845 after 6 30 sandy swimming (613) ed 5144900 905 686 - Pm 339 1711 8567 Flonda SOUTH AJAXli Vac. Rentals Pleasan' bedsdr n room lrlendly adulthcme own 2 -piece bath close to bus. share all facilities non -Smoker $85 week 427-0394 after E p m Furnished comodations WHITBY one bedroom I-,- S^e, apt Including dishes linen telephone cable etcS1500,m0 all n dus,ve ' 905 852 5128 'Seaed Accomodation AJAX three bedroom r _ ^'r ' ' share 3 rooms avarlaore negotiable pac- es. poo. close to all amendies. rm-elate 428-6385 CLEAN ,Z;fl m mas te' - >om avawblesnare ktc^en barn living room ^ous,ve Eltleny mature III preferred AaCentre area Call 905-834-06^9 RESPONSIBLE Pe'sor sra,e • �w .,use all facilities Including parkin^,cable 5450 ^ronin Clove• tdge Ha,w-,oc area Call 683-4634 S 4iAX Large b„gnt tur- n s^ed room share ..." rrr barn includes pa k'c.il & dshwasne, A.aImmed work ng non smokers peler,ed $375 per morth 427-6932 WHITESIHWY 2 'Gina emotivated & appreciates a Clean home environmentnon-smoke• Gundry parking. $450 -,rth Call 905 839-9912Condominiums For Rent AJAX- Near Beach, 1 poo. t Drkg S,y;: minuta 1st S ust Nov'st 4270569 AVAILABLE Dec 1st Wn l 7 - 2 beciroom l 1 2 barn 2 leve: U_BuiloingS90, all mclusCall dso 2 77�MCLAUGHLIN SOUARE. 2bedroom 1.2 calmstr,oge stove. air. indoor parking pool, first 7lastcertified cheque. Nc pets. Available Dec 1. 96 5900 month 726-3013 mice b I • � Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Fns R.M t!!- 3000 sq Lwr.M. 5900. 850 sq.2nd nr. $550. 600 sq main $500. 250 sq main $350. 600 2nd nr $500 Call 434- 2447 or 6553132 DOWNTOWN OSHAWA store forrent at King & Smcoe Approxi 900 sq. h.. Very high walking trafficVery clean reasonable rent. Avad Oct 1. 905.725- 8710 NEWLY RENOVATED• office space for rent, on Smcoe St. N. Oshawa 450 sq.ft., complete with com- puter room •lunch room and much more very rea- sonable. Availablenow Calf 576.6999 Steve OFFICE space for lease,overlooks busy Hwyrr2. handicap access, air con , plenty of parking. Call ATTENTION �vwil bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo. close to famous Clearwater beach, pool, la. cuzz B80, private yard available now For info and to view photos 686.9846 or 57937138 CLEARWATER. 3 bed permanent "Omes) heated pools, hot •ib. -mutes to beaches clue Jay baseball NHL Hockey. NFL Football & •-orse &dog tracks Child rer welcome S2-5. weekly i905,683 -55C3 PORT for Rent $198 500 Can 905-436- Group Classic 430-9000 Noy 7938 ,mend,es bbq. cape pr, Business 2 6 3 BEDROOM cot DESIRABLE Pickering NO PETS 905 Vacation • , pportunities cages on Paudah Lake Beach ocahon in Ala. 2Near 7478. 436 7525. 1 888 18 . 1-900-451 4055 GO BY -BUS Bancroft Some bedroom home on large SIMCOE ROSSLAND weeks still available in Aug 50'x200 lot Beautiful. quiet area F n,shed rooms for Dade rates July 20-27 or d area Steps to lake park clean quiet person Cook. vacancy Clean. newly ren- Playground Ideal io, young Ing Near bus & Durham ovaled fully equipped sun family or empty -nesters College Private entrance porchsunset views bon- Partially finished base 5250 & up monthly Call fires bbq priv dockingmens. 4 appliances ,ncoo905-7284845 after 6 30 sandy swimming (613) ed 5144900 905 686 - Pm 339 1711 8567 Flonda SOUTH AJAXli Vac. Rentals Pleasan' bedsdr n room lrlendly adulthcme own 2 -piece bath close to bus. share all facilities non -Smoker $85 week 427-0394 after E p m Furnished comodations WHITBY one bedroom I-,- S^e, apt Including dishes linen telephone cable etcS1500,m0 all n dus,ve ' 905 852 5128 'Seaed Accomodation AJAX three bedroom r _ ^'r ' ' share 3 rooms avarlaore negotiable pac- es. poo. close to all amendies. rm-elate 428-6385 CLEAN ,Z;fl m mas te' - >om avawblesnare ktc^en barn living room ^ous,ve Eltleny mature III preferred AaCentre area Call 905-834-06^9 RESPONSIBLE Pe'sor sra,e • �w .,use all facilities Including parkin^,cable 5450 ^ronin Clove• tdge Ha,w-,oc area Call 683-4634 S 4iAX Large b„gnt tur- n s^ed room share ..." rrr barn includes pa k'c.il & dshwasne, A.aImmed work ng non smokers peler,ed $375 per morth 427-6932 WHITESIHWY 2 'Gina emotivated & appreciates a Clean home environmentnon-smoke• Gundry parking. $450 -,rth Call 905 839-9912Condominiums For Rent AJAX- Near Beach, 1 poo. t Drkg S,y;: minuta 1st S ust Nov'st 4270569 AVAILABLE Dec 1st Wn l 7 - 2 beciroom l 1 2 barn 2 leve: U_BuiloingS90, all mclusCall dso 2 77�MCLAUGHLIN SOUARE. 2bedroom 1.2 calmstr,oge stove. air. indoor parking pool, first 7lastcertified cheque. Nc pets. Available Dec 1. 96 5900 month 726-3013 mice b I • � Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Fns R.M t!!- 3000 sq Lwr.M. 5900. 850 sq.2nd nr. $550. 600 sq main $500. 250 sq main $350. 600 2nd nr $500 Call 434- 2447 or 6553132 DOWNTOWN OSHAWA store forrent at King & Smcoe Approxi 900 sq. h.. Very high walking trafficVery clean reasonable rent. Avad Oct 1. 905.725- 8710 NEWLY RENOVATED• office space for rent, on Smcoe St. N. Oshawa 450 sq.ft., complete with com- puter room •lunch room and much more very rea- sonable. Availablenow Calf 576.6999 Steve OFFICE space for lease,overlooks busy Hwyrr2. handicap access, air con , plenty of parking. Call ATTENTION �vwil bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo. close to famous Clearwater beach, pool, la. cuzz B80, private yard available now For info and to view photos 686.9846 or 57937138 CLEARWATER. 3 bed permanent "Omes) heated pools, hot •ib. -mutes to beaches clue Jay baseball NHL Hockey. NFL Football & •-orse &dog tracks Child rer welcome S2-5. weekly i905,683 -55C3 PORT CHARLOTTE 'a^, yfurnishedted•oom Sarasota Noy home. near all ,mend,es bbq. cape pr, ale yard. avalabie Jan Feb March S90C U S NO PETS 905 .68 2883 accessible Six departures p^Late Homes For Sale PRETTY 2 -STOREY -e tach-, ^onto N,'^y `.ewbroadloom m living dining. 3bedrooms New ',00nng in bot^ batr,coms en trance ealir kitchen Bay w^lows sLding doors to deck doubiegaragebeauf•..y Iantlscapedfenced large lot Shows irks a model home 515' 900 20 Horseshoe D, loftThrcksor below Hwy 2 Open House Su^ Sli 22 1 4 p m 9•,.5 433 2% BOWMANVILLE. $162000. approx 3 )OC s.; 4 barn, C ar C. 111 5 app !in osmt db1 gar 2 1 2 baths. tvep 697.0157 BROCK RD S : Great 'a^, 3.1 bed room 4 baths v ikoutbasement newly „•dadloomed 761 & decorated $15850C Ca 905 294$461 or 1905!473-326e COUNTRY IN THE CITYrn 'f dxwe': Village. North wawa F -r home. raised uu^.ga.3w style over 'ook :ng Osnawa w^r 4 bed rooms 94x140 o: .,v ng area 4000 sq If. in ground pool Second home Swiss type Chalet. 3 bedroomsground pool. Irving area shy o! 303C sq h Ca.. days 416535.2131 evenings 905 723-84.7 NO AGENTS EXECUTIVE HOME in cies^ge area r' W^by2.65, sq ft 4 bedroomshathrooms central vac and ent,a a • air cleaner neated in ground pool, tire placefully fenced and landscaped bacilli Asking 5256900 Call 4300548 tc arrange a viewing Serious offers only N'o agents IMMACULATE brick Legal Duplex Live upper rent lower Central air Excellent it vestment5132900 Won728�1a5IMMACULATE BEAUTIFULLY ,-c_-are, . -, back spi' Mose to schools3 bedrooms Irving d,nmg eat in . (chart den floor la,. y and tardy room with walk p,;tgas f,replace. gas heat central airnew roofwindows ' washrooms part,ailyfir,.red basemertpooldouble garage 270 Blue Hear Drive Oshawa ,Ha, cry Adelaide area Ca; r apot ;905 728-20,9 Askin g S 176.000 PICKERING gavel Glen,a,eI - 4 pc 2 2pe sunk -,ng room. carr. lire: a.afinished basement mew,y decorated 6 appliances plus lots more S'55900 839 8543 PICKERING BEAUTY-s� --',.'ilei hc-neyears new G•..,et dead-end street a bed•- --; 3 -bath rooms trnsned basement interlock^, driveway Ro- nan tut walk;'✓ to large deck pnva�y 'ence. airHouse is -,rt and fully loaded' Unbelievable pace' 5249.000 Serious inqui nes only Nc agents Tc view tail Cn, s at 428 2065 PORT PERRYare trernii setting A. r one leve, 2 bedrocros '�lioaths large k. er -a,n floor laundry anaCned garage 51 79 000 905 985 SOUTH AJAX ,-ttacned home. bedrooms, 3 bathsF P mar spa, 6C' TV Ma,^ floor la..^d'y t:o,shed "mt $23290, 9,5 683UNBELIEVABLE VALUE S r 3 .arge bedrooms. 2 1 2-bathairva Lnished basementtirepiace w C •_ deck 5,rs Open Sat & Sin 9059588 1459 Nash Rd • 'Tenders • ,Tenders INVITATION TO BID Bids will be received until Friday, September 27th, 1,996 until 5 p.m. for delivering of the AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER In the rural area of Pickering, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Work consists of collating and delivering of the paper to mail boxes. For more information con- tact DISTRIBUTION MANAGER 683-5117 $3500 lull priced. Secluoe.t wooded Trailer lot. ad laceni to huge county for est. good road. sandy beach. fishing. 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The Cheetahs host a meet at :'rillium 'Trails in Oshawa Sunday ,tarting at 10 a.m. Ajax Warriors under-17girls dropCup final AJAX — The Ajax Warriors Mead Packaging under -17 girls' rep soccer tram put up a good tight but lost to the Pctcrhorough City 'A' team 3-1 in the Cup final of the Central Girls' District Socccr League Sunday. The game, played at Scarborough's Nl,:f.c%in Park, featured the Warriors a,,:umt a highly skilled Peterborough squad which had allowed only two ,)ak in league play and only two in Cup competition. Pcierhorough put Ajax under pres- sure from the opening whistle and was rc„arded with a goal in the 10th minute through sloppy work by the Narnor,' defence. Goalie Erin Wdlkwn injured her left hand in mak- ng a daring save on a Peterborough orward. but stayed in net. She rein- ured her hand again in a ,aliant itlempl to stop goal number two by ?cicrhorough at the 40th minute as the rlerce was about to blow the whistle or half-time. The injured Walkom was replaced '1, Laura Purdon in the second half. A Peterhorough goal early in the second half seemed to light a fire under the Warriors who were rewarded for their rlf()rts when Jessie Knowles scored on a beautiful header. Defensive players Mandy Nelson, Cathy Walton and Andrea Brown, midfielder Lindsay Anderson and for- c,ards Emma [to, Michelle Anderson and Knowles played well for Ajax. The Mead Packaging Warriors advanced to the Cup final after emerg- ing from the round-robin playoff cries in Richmond Hill the weekend hefore. In the semi-final game, Ajax edged Whitby 2-1. Colleen Faux, assisted by Lisa Taylor, and Ito, assisted by Michelle Anderson, scored for the Warriors. The Warriors opened the -round- robin playoff with a 4-0 loss to Peterborough City `A'. Ajax then blanked Peterborough City 'B' 3-0. Chantale Gauthier scored t1v0 goals, while Jennifer McDougall netted a single. The Warriors under -17 rep soccer team is co-sponsored by Swiss Chalet, Anmac Tool & Dye, Venice Pizza and Mainly Cheese. People interested in playing indoor soccer during the winter or trying out for the team for next season should call John Canning at 683-0727. MITE GIRLS Carley Dart. first: Katie Ilott, third Number of runners: 13. TYKE BOYS Willie Macavcha, third: Malt %lencar. fourth; Jamic Bruce, seventh. Bobby Scott, Andrew ndrew Dymcnt, 161h: Kyler Carson, 37th. Number of runners: 53. 11 TYKE, GIRLS Chantel Smith. third. Jillian Godfrey. fourth. Kristen Varlev. sixth: Jessica Ilott. eighth: Janine Bolton. I(th: Sarah McLaughlin. 121h: Heidi Schell. 15th: Linda Ledwidge. 21 st. Number of runner~: 36. ATOM BOYS Kiel Labelle, Ilth'Derck Bolinghrokc 12th: Blake Freeman. 14th: Bradley Dymcnt. 40th. Number of runners: 51. .m* 141 �0)111 I wk�l (ri, e�� ATOM GIRLS Heather Mann, fifth: Kristen Scott, sixth: Courtney Lurn,,den, eighth: Holly Kelly, 14th. Number of runners: 41 . SENJOR BOYS Peter Stcfanovic, 11th. Drcw Hansen. 13th; Andrew Bruce, 14th. `uinher of run- ners: 39. SENIOR GIRLS LCsll Scott: l -th. Nun,hcr A'Ar 0000,1 V 'doo� rr; I iiNu TUYL AN RA.. DICKERING r. . JIM .4 1� 'J 1 4 *WE'VE CHANGED EVERYTHING, INCLUDING ITS PERSONALITY. We lowered the front to reduce wind resistance. For better performance, we increased power. To make you ride quiets, we added acoustic insuladortl To make it more comfortable, we 'stretched the wl>t+efbase to give you nrore leg roonm. To mala lila easier, we mmkided an accessary power outlet and an ovetrheed d=P pm p -h-1 And fltft haat �? -JGV cooiefr an WANY &M <T : ' Nli�dtoal�s � atalw t�V P- -, R s �ii�rftl1� : fte it 178 "N.. 2 (KINGSTON R0.) t � N WEST401-EAST 1 — _ _ ___. t PAGE 32 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 25,19% 1"3 TOl l)Ta 4 Rl NNE;R On}3 '41 W1/month* !► 1110 (V 'T/o 1B u m p - �r T o No Pressure 18a a it \W a �r �r a �t , - No Surprise �p�, y a- FrL - tial just Peace Of IV pim r . 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If iKCn1111a1 It1YV311 IN SW 311 al, full InItim dZ khl,.ing of all fluids �t,t�99 .19098 1016 Brock Rd. --(just south of the 401) in Pickerin Hours: Mon, Thea, Thuts• Fri -7:30 ttm .(fpm, Sal. - 7:3ftnt - Zmm Wed. - 7:30 am. a-- K i 1 .As• OPEN SUNDAY, SEPT. 29TH, 1 TO 3 P.M. - 2100 THEODEN CT. PERFECT IN P'ICKERIM PREMIUM LOTI $189,800!r * 3 +11 bdrms., 4 waastroonls +� • • "Sp" 2842 aq * Prmndtaa kit backs to park • Elmira f replece irmert • - * (quiet child -safe court • Direct garage access 4 spWious i. kitchen�� 8 • Excellent executive vvAw * Vaka�it o patio a �ail• is Prime Ctiee children's play centre ourarea -,,� �• -' =199,900 * Oversize family room JACQUELYNN fireplace' *CAC, CMAC, brick fireplace - TANNER*, RICK SE N* = - 619-9500 831-3300 BEAUTIFUL COURT BACKS TO PARK! FIRSTLnY � `'r w> -HERITAGE REALTY • "HERMITAGE" E 9! TOOE" ,w� �� CONVENIENT GROUND FLOOR UNIT 80 FOOT LOT �� -` ' Y "` ` `� • 2 big bedrooms Large senior executive home ,$ .��' ram,- • 3 parking spaces on a huge lot. Featuring cent. Q� • Convenient en suite laundry air cond., main floor library, �� O '" =' • Includes 5 appliances luxurious en suite & cathedral O!* ' Livingidining rm. combination ceilings. Over 3,000 sq. ft. in with walkout to patio this home of distinction. ' Steps to Lakefront Park A CALL .. conservation area STEVE FEARON*, ' Asking only $92,500! 683-2992 F Call BRIAN KONDO*, (905) 683-2992 �f . VMW R MW QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. QUALITY ONE I.M. RLTR. p�y�PRS NOTHINIIGAS BEEN AJAX $1 65,000 r RIP ROARING VALUE 014LY $7,990 DOWN �1D�for '"a.detle3sMTHL�Y�MTG. sPUT. lPi1) ,• home n N� ed top Ceramic foray. with mirrored closet Huge master b 4 -pc. en wile O Gourmet kadnn with ceramic door Double carr garage -all brick a backsplssh. oak cupboards. Prd. fr sited basement 4 betroorm Fireplace central air Main tr. tam rm. with tp. Bright in kitchen Great bca6on and so m d hwore! Some hardwood flooring _ PLEASE CALL _ �r• THIS HOME TEARS UP THE i _ BARRIE COX* COMPETITION (905) 839-7449 DAVID BEATON rr (905) 683-2992 A a RE/MrWL R /1A A I 1 ® ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD. OUALITY ONE I.M. RLTR. L WE A CAREFREE LIFE FAR TOO IIIJCM TO IENT1m ONLY $105,000 O� Gorgeous 1 ldrnt. horse in ow 1 Desirable µ Faby CL Fyaedow baa O ltermr1 9 sill an pie 105x127 • , :t mess farms ale chores Enjq bisrtdyr 9 becking at to grawapeco Ceramics _. atmosphere, Pool. lysis, etc. Lgn i island in kitchen Masher has huge OO,ow6' 'yt; ',- s; attractive 3 tdrw. or 2 bdrm L i dwL Em an stile with roman tub i MOON; _ aaparale M. �t. • - suite off mstr. dsimm. Bakway, gnat slam Over $XW0 in landscaping! at►' k ; SW exposure. En via bund i �% Also Mn. _113, y' Greet piece b hv- Call for was i _ unpri dergrou d srder m ich. much asa �; nr CALL LUCY dATE90N, _ more! CALL uraft1 r` r ASSOCIATE BROKER CHANTAL CORCORAN—, _r =I,, - ,t • 190:31 619-9300 619-9500 ataa>, V HERITAGE REALTY NIC. NEWTAGE REALTY NMC. ARE RENT04JiNcSTILL 00 SCHOOL A PARK i4i0g dotal, 810 acts slid O Ajax. 3 bedroom ri Dorm ed lam ind. For Mie gorgaoms 3 Mai, 21er1, tiro bead, tt8Q2' �� -_� home. 3 bahk %Mi W deck and a MV !92' lot '--�- = _= - larldmcaped a badWq on b ester cause wraparound deck off set-in and 11141:111 POL B"Min . z- kitcften, formal tins a dNM. rtes Can wow CALL I IS r 0*NDNCY* - - RAUL CASINO*, or SE111111111AW at tkos-a rmor R 3a: R� 8 3 7-1054 1O 7119 in AROUGE RNBt REALTY LTO m. BROKER STOP, CLE * MA3YE 51FAMILY �S r� CALL TODAY s , ROOM * This bsatiNuh► ataiRailad 3 This beattfHd 3 bedroom bedroom homes bub on to is locate on a street Nome greerapsoe!! Eat -in krdwl, faatiy �O schools and parks. The roam wiN a wa"wlrt to your yard i eatin When is modern ..L fireplace. 3 beft in total ma oaf, Plus lots d room Is wonderful! and has The extra. A definite must see. CALL gas fp. Extras include: 4 appls. ANGELA HOFFIMA W* CAC, interlocking and mon. 190x) 683-1088 CALL GERRY THATCHER*, l' 686-3330 :RVMW LOVELY, LOVELY, LOVELY OWGAR1MTYW . $$1899500 FIRSTRea" raeaaMaMtee" Aeeocift a Elm "I SEPTEM8ER tib (HATFIELD DR AJAX Stunning Home on a great fully landscaped lot km* ding interlock walk & patio. This home features an eat -in kitchen, main floor family room with fireplace and a finished basement. At this price you won't be disappointed. Call Larry Seens', 686- RY/;1W QUALITY ONE REALTY LTD. & - CIR('LL - i_ALL: PRWED TO SELL!!!. A home that shows pride of ownership throughout! 4 spacious bdrms., master bdrm. has sitting area, en suite bath 8 walk-in closet! Formal liv. & din. rms.. Ige. bright kit, Ige. deck, fin. bsmt. w/new brdim.! DON'T MISS OUT. Call Mary Roy' at 831-3300 RV VIP�C' QUALITY ONE REALTY LTD. Than owning a home in the prestige "Hermitage" The Willowood - 2.800 sq. it 71 pool sae premium lot 4 bedroom - 1 5-pc.,1 4 -pc., 12 - pc. baths Main floor family, den i laundry rooms Greenhouse kit with walkout ' 3 sats fra id doors - ca it ink. It's your mm" now, call John Mk -Ca tw 831-3300 R6ViV KC FIRST R "�' •Sebe Rspresertative "Aesodulit Broker *"Broker/Owner IT'S THE HOL SE )F YOUR DRE -ANIS! eftWuNy lntdWWW back yard with ecc i iwoukd Pool. The waster drn. has 51m on suite i slap•down an gree i asap. frokw we other pstan bdrws for wont privacy here a a Wo from to laut errs. to w gr. for~ corwaniarrr Than both cNM, air i cent vac. Far more Wails ai Elvirs Larokogkre' at eke ruder - Ackiavars a1421F7677. hePrudenhal (4 AekNawrs Aisaft WOUI-D YOU BELIEVE - $169,900 4 bedrAn -s Main floor tangy nn. with tp. Fin. rec rooDoublem openerLge, fenced ced yarditfiw above groundpool Ceft OW NW vac ftel w atsTtr I rtaigllborltMel d. Gil an for lean dellis Broolls sakes RapnssrMallsa, 4&7677 ,ftlAddinifiiievit kMa14 ATTENTION FIRST TIME BUYERS! $169,900 Abeok" spolkss 3 bedroom Feadues� /tl�p--aded kit., C�1b0 Iv. rlrtfdh rola, walkout to 2 tiered do* prof. rift. Fee mm wfwd beer & fbeplilim 3 -M 1-rfin -1 & more. Move in cm2doM Sdy McCrae', 831-7677. ThePrude si y :.Aeltkwem Ree ft OUTSTANDING VALUE For only $199,000.9 rms., 2 storey executive home, dble. gar., huge deck wlaward winning gazebo. This lovely property backs on to a greenbelt and offers 2,738 sq. fl. of luxury w/many upgrades. Gourmet kit., mn. f1r. fam. rm., etc. For the growing family. For details call Flo Betts - Broker/Owner, 905- 831-8613. 44=0 P1(:RLRIN(' FREEI IOI.D TOW NHOt`SE Well kept 6 room townhouse with garage i fm. rec rm. Upgrades i updated white kit. cupboards, white ceramic floors, parquet floors in Irv. & din. rms. New broadloom, etc. Fp, in liv. rm., large back yard. Just listed. Call Jennifer Nash'. 905-831-8613. 44M 5 -seater hot tub with private deck. Spotless smoke/pet-free 'Tumberry Castle' on quiet crescent. Huge family room with fireplace, hollywood kitchen, main floor laundry, master en suite, cent air, califomia shutters, enclosed sunporch and more! Jill Smith', (905) 683-1790. R61MPW QUALITY ONE REALTY LTD. BEM;-t-IFL L FRfLIIOLL) TOWNHOUSP W/o from the luta to lovely irMerloclung brick patio A fanned yard. Suninn entrarkcs way with crani r irkartoclkirrg brick front walkwa* The townhouse is approx. upgraded cupboards, carpet i underped. There a cert. air i roughs" cent vac. Pkese as Elvis Larocque' at ahe PrudwdW Achievers at 4211- Thf- r Iefntsal (A Aclei wrhs R.aIey RENTALS 2 bedrooms, approL 1,000 sq. ft., 5 appliances, 2 bathrooms, en suite laundry & ticker. Great views. 683-2992. An Kelly R~ QUALM ONE REALTY LTD.< MORE WINDOWS U you are looking for More Widows, covwwd Ion A , a bigger back yard in a itdly delaohed 1,926 sq. R MNOW of les" dwacier froin arslW only $199,990, then just coo Tierra Meson* at 509.3350 or visit our sales ofRoe an Twyn Rivers west of Altos. Model shown 2,110 sq. R frau 5213,990. , 11005 f is as hos :Lim d 1 : of f� e. -,4 L/:CYC cc r� s� ter <C fere !s !s Ir ss t If �� ! C 4r t r <[ as hos :Lim d 1 : of f� e. -,4 L/:CYC THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, SEPT. 25,1"6-PAGF 3 Local residents need Alittle hfrom their friends .AJAX-PICKERING -- If you have too much time on your hands, area agencies need you to help out neighbors in your community. Several organization are seeking volunteers to put their time and talents to work for people who need a helping hand: Information Ajax -Pickering: Are you interested in discovering information about our community? Volunteers with good inter- personal skills are required to direct clients to appropriate community agencies. Call Noreen at 686-2661 for details. Ajax -Pickering Community Care Home Support Program: Needs volunteers to drive seniors and physically disabled adults to their medical appointments. A gasoline compensa- tion is provided. Ca11686-3331. Ajax -Pickering Red Cross: Join the Red Crass team! Challenging positions exist with many programs and services. Call Carol Giggey at 420-3383. Arthritis Society of Durham Region: Volunteers are needed to help with special events throughout ut the year, fund-raising and office work and/or serve on the chapter's executive committee. Call Lucy PLrn at 434- 7221 ort -888-765-0005. Big Brothers Association of Ajax -Picker- ing: Women and men are needed for the new in -school Mentoring Program. Big Brother and Little Brother matches, gaup activities, office support and agency programs. Volun- teers only need to out in one to four hours a week. Share the fun and support the moms and boys from father -absent homes in our communities. Call 686-287 1. Big Sisters .association of Ajax -Picker- ing: Women who can offer a sugxxbve, car- ing friendship to a girl six to 16, a boy six to 10 or a pregnant teen or young mother are needed to volunteer with the one-to-one matching programs. Volunteer, also needed for office help, specuil event,. lund-r.tiNmn: andthe baud of director,. O';oll I Breast Cancer Society of Canada -- Durham chapter: The chapter, which helps fund breast cancer research and heightens people's awareness of breast cancer, needs volunteers who can give two or three hours a month to assist in the daily operation of the chapter, to help organize fund-raising events, to speak W groups, etc. Full training; provided. Call 686-7993 or 666-4561. Canadian Cancer Society, West Durham Unit: Seeks vice-president and committee chainnen to serve on the board of directors for fund-raising, health promotion, communica- tions and volunteer development. Four to 15 hours monthly. For these and other volunteer opportunities, call Lynn Nt;/.arko at 686-1516. Canadian Diabetes Association -- Durham branch: The goal of CDA is to improve the quality of life of Canadians affected by diabetes through research, ser- vice. advocacy and education. "Inc: Durham Region branch needs volunteers for a variety of positions and to help out at Bingos held every second Sunday aftemoxn at Caesars Bingo Place. 88 Kim_ St. W., Oshawa. Call Ted Savelle at 436 -61,48. Children's Aid Society of Durham: Vol- unicers are needed to act as special friends to children and parents, to supervise family access visits, to help with special events and to supervise the children's playr(mm. Call Susan Kucharski 433-1553 ext 2311 (morn- ings only). Durham Association for Family Respite Services: Enthusiastic volunteeiN are neecW Ro share a few hours a month with a child, teen or adult with a handicap. Join them in leisure activities or provide respite in your own txwx. Call Valerie Ford at 427-3541 Durham Sexual .Assault Care Centre: Volunteer are needed to assist with various duties includin_: court support for clients thrrxr_'h the ic_:d public speak- ,. Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario: Local chapters require volunteers to help raise funds for research into heart disease and stroke and health promotion activities. Volunteer opportunities are arranged to fit your lifestyle and availability. Call 686-1521. Housing Help Durham: Volunteers are needed to do telephone work from your home or our office. Some evening availability preferable. Training provided. Call Linda Archer at 686-2661. Junior Achievement of Durham: Volun- tcers help the youth of the community devel- op an awareness of how business operates from the ground up. Tra;ning and support is provided. Call John or Carla at 644-7058. Kids on the i;lock: Volunteers Iearn to operate life-sized puppets and peri'orm small pLivs in elementary c:h(x)l,, in Durham to pro-- vide ro-vide support and encouragement to siudLms with disabilities. Call Suzanne at 436-0925 or Kadwrinc at 665-5680. Kinark Child and Famih• Services: Share your parenting skills and experiences with other parents needing support. 'l raining and supervision will be provides to assist you in making the difference for a family. Or spend some leisure time with a special needs child and develop hobbies and interests the two of you can share. Call Wendy Swinden w 433- 0386 ext 308. Meals -on -Wheels a iax-Pickering Red Cross: Volunteer drivers and packers are urgently needed to help delivur this vigil scr- vice five days a week. If you can spare o ne- and-a-half hours once a week. from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., call Carole or Betty at 420- 3383 Ontario 'March of Dimes: Thr annual fund-raising d.:amp aiLn is in urgent need of co- ordinators, captains. telernarkctcrs and can- yasscr. Have fun with oxhcr %olunteers who are making. a diftcrencc Volunteer, are also redluorcd to assist .•rah ,pcci.tl L:\ cot, and Bingo. All volunteers get excellent training, work flexible hours and have an opportunity to help adults who are physically disabled. Call Denise Harding at 905-5280. Stewart Group Homes: Spare a few hours to help special needs children. Simply push- ing a wheelctair-bound child around the block can give the youngster pleasure. Call 686-3111. Sunrise Recreational Youth Group for I) Developmentally Handicapped: Volunteers a,.sist with recreational and social activities lir special needs adolescents. Call 666-9503. United Way of Ajax -Pickering: Volun- teers assist with special events during the fund-cmin,., campaign now under way. Cal 686-0600. Victorian Order of Nurses -- Durham branch: The inendly visitor prozrarn of the Victorian Order of Nurses' Durham Region brunch needs you. Share a spe6al friendship with a senior. ill or disabled person or work from home as a phone volunteer. Call 686- 8". Y11CA Durham Region: The Durham Supervi,cd Access 11rog_run is one of 14 across Ontario where the children of divorced or separators parcnLs visit with their non-custo- dial parent in a sa1e and .super ised setting This is a volunteer -driven program of the YMCA. Volunteer,, are required to superi:c: visiLs in a l_r►xrp sitting. Thev will ,ummari/c and record the activities of the visit for court purposes. Volunteer should have some expe- rience working, with children. They arc: required to provide three references, a crimi- nal record check and to attend orientation, trcinine, ongoing workshops and mectiniz,. Gail 6fwci-o)21 R. 'ibis article is produ,:cd by information Alax-Pi kcmns in co-opc:rat:ext w;th the .\t. t.- 01� 7;tn1/;dlon iistcd. cal N. II:IIl1POAI1l1I POA I alif ii [if I 1-i ^5X110' LOT ONE LOOK 4 bedrooms + den, huge eat WILL DO IT in kitchen, Scarktt O'Hara A gorgeous professionally staircase, extensive home in a WOO concrete decking, huge mon' Feinclude clude 4 covered dent at tw, walk to bdrms., ceramic floors, breakfast area, main floor schools, park sloops. ��►, flrepiace, master Call Jim M: �M he& noun with an suite. Call R&Wu Ouafity One Ltd. Rltr CM*eNilaMuig pool, 8000, R�M�C Joan wilsort•, �,�. RFIMW QU&" ONE PSAM un- FIRST rm* - ATTRACTIVE UNATTACHED! Ivingyly maintained and tautihuly daeorMed No Recited. Features 3 drm Me 111 1 tree roma rgeotus $WW IMapinoa, lrM reh, nk* InuudtaIF ft W rd, fenced bw:k yard i nttterel ist listed, wont Inst. Cad ray Sheeler', mloss. i Roup poem tk poem VA. rl LAKE VIEWS 3 bedrooms, en stripe bsIN 2 parkli9 spoft i locker, S CPP en suite ti>un kY. Upgraded craaks► wood Igoldilogt Over 1,100 sq. I - $109,900. Fabulous vilews, south eltpoe m Jim Kd r 603-M OWUM 00 A RARE DISCOVERY! UNEARTH THIS BEAUIYI J t3trw1,w A 3 tns..■r 4CAC-01MMobdedfts J f� wi inotw J MrwM!-�!M WiphA J M dwho lm CALL howl DAYD BEACON' til RFIMW 3QU#AM 0W d 'JiMEALTYin. itr5�.1S..-u rc s P C P r ss s• R r R gr. �t r e. r ;;. TENNIS A:ti1'ONE? "Now live tM we in this beautiful !Ib floor, 2 bdura. Alex condo FeNures neiwr duh f w • windotu►s, upgraded ttrdMa., ceramics, CAC i more. s Amenities include: tanab x = CM*eNilaMuig pool, 8000, . weight roowh secuft and a Convenient location. Just F listed? call ward str"W, M M M11611111, "ROUP ATTRACTIVE UNATTACHED! Ivingyly maintained and tautihuly daeorMed No Recited. Features 3 drm Me 111 1 tree roma rgeotus $WW IMapinoa, lrM reh, nk* InuudtaIF ft W rd, fenced bw:k yard i nttterel ist listed, wont Inst. Cad ray Sheeler', mloss. i Roup poem tk poem VA. rl LAKE VIEWS 3 bedrooms, en stripe bsIN 2 parkli9 spoft i locker, S CPP en suite ti>un kY. Upgraded craaks► wood Igoldilogt Over 1,100 sq. I - $109,900. Fabulous vilews, south eltpoe m Jim Kd r 603-M OWUM 00 A RARE DISCOVERY! UNEARTH THIS BEAUIYI J t3trw1,w A 3 tns..■r 4CAC-01MMobdedfts J f� wi inotw J MrwM!-�!M WiphA J M dwho lm CALL howl DAYD BEACON' til RFIMW 3QU#AM 0W d 'JiMEALTYin. itr5�.1S..-u rc s P C P r ss s• R r R gr. �t r e. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, SEPT. 25.19% Job future could be in the cards for Durham College students By LESLEY McMASTER SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVFR nSER DURHAM -- In search of a fascinat- ing career? Ante up. That's the idea behind a new hands- on casino training course being offered by the Durham Management Centre of Durham College in Whitby. "We've had a lot of interest in the program because of the Great Blue Heron Charity Casino that is opening at Port Petr'." says Cheryl Bird, market- ing manager for the Dunham Managc- ment Centre. "I've also heard that there is a high turnover of dealers at Casino Rama (in Chillia)." Tile five-week skills training course aims at introducing student,, to the oper- ations of a casino and dealing the same of Blackjack. Because of popular demand, organizers are considering adding another day class to the course which is currently offered both daily and two night. a week. Ms. Bird says. "There is a definite need (for the course) in this area. As time goes; on. it's ,a snowball effect as people get more interested in the course." While this is the fust time Durham College has offered such a averse. casi- no training is routinely offered t rough - out Europe and at colleges kxaicd near Canadian casinos in Windsor and the Niagara area. \I s. Bird adds. According to in tr c Charles Bul- ley, once students learn the basics of casino opcxation and dealing. then :s no limit to Ktxae thev can take those skills. The eornx-t term for a trained profes- sional who deaL,, in Blackjack or any other game is a croupier. Mr. Bullev explains. Dealers imply a person who simply knows the game. Croupiers can earn up to S22 per hour at a commercial casino such as Windsor's, with an extra 75 cents an hour for each additional game he or she (mows. At charitable casinos. tm-mpim- can collect up to S 13 per hour if one ;include.,, tips, Mr. Bulley explains. The profession is international." he adds. "(Croupiers) can work in any casi- no worldwide... The West African native completed his training in Germany after high school. He has worked at, managed and consulted for casinos in Germany, Kenya and Antigua. When he's not in the classroom, the instructor consults and manages Castaways, a charitable casino in Toronto. But the fust step to an exciting casino career is learning the basics, Mr. Bulky says. "A good dealer mast deal the game very fluently. He or she must be able to control the game. It's someone who's dexterous, can calculate fast, have a positive attitude toward ank mers and be able b advannccee up the chain to floor person or pt person." Thaes so small task when one am - siders duit croupiers have a phenomenal amount of cards under their charge. Charitable croupiers routinely work with six decks, while commercial casi- nos under the Ontario Gaming Commis- sion arm their croupiers with eight decks, W. Bulky explains. "Shuffling is an important part of the game because it gives the player a fair chattoe and ensures there is no repetition of cads," 111E adds. Ms. Bird says Du>Q iam plans to add other games to its timetable for students who have taken the first step in getting a feel for the cards, chips and casino oper- ation in Reneral. Interested adults over the age of 19 with Grade 12 or equiva- lent education, good math and Fulish skills can register by contacting 721- 3000 or 1-800461-3260. Young can learn to sav k �. l�f_e VVRHAM -- St. John Ambulancefids 11 to 16 can join and learn hour : U Hv heritage rf AJAX P ►194500 --.1 IN FFeatures PICKERING LOCATION WANT IT ALL? •• ms Walk, hike, bike or boating area only ngroom wiUi walkokA b clack kturns. away from this magnificent new ng room 2,905 sq. ft home with all the modem *n amenities on a 58x144 ft treed lot ows roof& fence Pince $309900 For details cr this parkles home or fou roto, = It y p _ _ jPUCCIANGELO Prrcedat5115900 TOM home r. this line ' Call Arxlek> today bet ,re is gone 331.9500LEWIS*LEWIS r.0 T- - "-mow„-•:r",.i,- ;. %� APPROX. 2,500 SO, IFT TRY 520,000 DOWN valance at about $1215 mo P&I for i years. 4 bdrms 'master' with sitting area + 5 -pc bath en suite. Main floor a— rm main floor library. 25' I N_ ^oderr, kit 3 mo to large premium IRYAN Briar IRIGUES• s20 2y6c SOl1TH AJAX BFJkITTY Fully dist. family home m one of the most desired locations in south Ajax. Finished top to bottom • inn. fir. fain. nn with wio to great deck. 3 bdrms up and one down. 3 baths. hrdwd. `Ifs. in Iry PAUL JONES' ALLERGY -FREE! Hardwood floors throughout' 5 large upstairs bedrooms! Across from park on quiet "Court" All brick - only 4 yrs. old' A fabulous family home' $265.000 Hurry' Call CATHY McGILL � 'oday'5'9-9500 ,r ;,l'rFe 6�r!'. WHY RENT? LOTS OF SPACE =aoulous 3 ocrm. semi 25 mins. This 3,1 bCrm. acme -.as a .arge .m Toronto. Separate family rm. with woodburning 'p. ~rarce to bachelor apt. Fully fin bsmt.. double car gar and 'e-ced yard 5119.500 Call fencec yard S177.900 Call Paul -.-rie Davis or Paul Jones Jones :r Borrie Dav,s 619-9500 to -a5ff, ;r 831-9500 or 831.950C BONNIE DAVIS, 1fµ 75 REESE AVE., AJAX JUST LISTED $158,500 A WHITBY BEAUTY A;17 MACULATE BUNGALOW' Great court k cat,on in desired �erlarnd Wes! _/ride ,ovation ewe A THREE BEDROOM DREAM es s:rcc s s-CrS Westne Heights. 3+1 bdrill 3 4- ;rild-safe court' Bright raise. '-is nome rias an :oen concept Y 9hy upgraded even the oft.pc bathrooms, family room over „�. curgabw inground pool' Two- y. 3rd bads of natural lighting A gas ty broadloom New oat-ar U dad ca t &tons of Bred deck' Self-ccnta"'a ^,army eplace accents the bus h9 � P9ro 9* w)9 r fir laundry. w. c to decK sceramics. Fully fin. basement. A suite' Airligh' +voodhurnmg stcve' omThe lot is professionallygreat family horse. Only $187.900. -Icse is schc_.s 8 srcos -'�cse fc ardscaped and tufty fenced n rear e andscaped Ot. TarreT LYN Call Lyn today. 619-9500 RETA 4^' & c lew �a. �e . ? c"-ri BEV :all Bev Hutchison. 905.619-950C ELEANOR = . 3;e See t tocay S-:: DUNLOP• BIGIONI• at 6l9 , ? HUTCHISON• STANDFIELD• _ =a -c, StanCf eiC. 6' PT _7j 1 41 W_'A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY Jath BODDY SILVERSPRIICE NOVEL LAYOUT - GREAT DESIGN qft ESTATE 4 This Ming Pickering hone is loaded = this Whitby nome nas 2 staircases * A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY!! Renovated century Clouse. 15am' ceramics,' french doors, to second goer - 2nd floor laundry, ' Immaculate 3 Ddrrn. home cathedral acres, 8 stars horse dam, triple c' gas ��e' 3 huge ramify room with fireplace and ' Large family room p sk"ts. One of John Boddy's best A gable window french doors, new ' Spacious & bnght Kitchen Car garage. Next to County floor plans, ent. to garage from inside,l flooring, new furnace - deep treed & ' Fnenah, community forest. Priced to sell. $279,000. wtd>en &family roan toned try oak fenced yard - deck. Interlock, super Near schools. parks & irans+t NaL Call Bill Morrison. RICK pocket trench doors. This home is a DIANA area of 5ne names ust 5178.000. CYNTHIA MORRSOfM MENAR1f • must see. Call Rick Mena , 619-95W. Call Diana Pl tz• 6' 9-9500. McLUCKIE' Call Cynthia to view S%Qo AJAX BY THE LAKE SPAdOUS 3 DEDFKM SM DELIGHTFUL BUNGALOW WHAT A DEAL! Why we $921 per motor. Inckldes P.I.T. With lots to offer! 3pece en stile off Clean, bright home on large matinlantnce fees well main unit master, Wain kitchen, linistfed bsnrl This very spacious 4 bare. home i & bow 9z"is Wie &caservak in view. vim work tap and 61W fm* roc mature lot, updated kit., 2 located in a popular area,rrMaster: Ip., CAC, 5 appls. on suite laundry, indoor Located on a quiet crescent in a great baths, 2 fps.. new windows, boasts walk n closet & en suite, pool, sauna tams cart, hat tub & BBO farriy neighborhood Gose to 401, new plumbing, hardwood floors, rm. in bsrrlt., newer root & some w J0,Dm- Qiet � SIM very 111111W. schools, shopping. The premium lot and w/o to sunfilled deck. Definitely, windows. fully fenced 60' lot at back, LOYiT'• Cal Jo Arrfe lo}rsP, 905419-9500. SHERM gardens are to die tor! Al for or y pATRlea a must see!! Call Pat Simpson LAURA eat -in kit. walks out to large declL Ask HOOVER` $165,000. Sherry Hoover, 831-9500. SWAPSOW to view. 905-619-9500. MAJRKS" for Laura Marks". EXECUTIVE Baking on to conservation area! Ouiet court location. Holywood style kit., on suite with Jacuzzi tub & Sep. shower, large man level fam. rn. overlooks fully fenced yard. AN this bels and whistles! Cal Pat Clark today at 619-9500. ONLY ASKING 5295,000 CLEAN & CLASSY Approx. 4,400 sq. ft., 4 full Ab, BUNGALOW washrooms on train fk., 70 ft. lot, 19e. L You will be delighted with this as brick kill. & Ige. tam, mrs., pot lights in main Ajax home within walling distance of the floor, open circular staircase to bsmt., new rec centre, schools and shopping. Igo. deck off kit., lye. library on main Beautifully updated with new furnace, formal din. ml is oUWanditl ------ - reshingled rod, newer windows, central air twAIahm rem 7 lri r* vnc nkm Sibs 111"MsnfiWs •• Associaee Br*w FABULOUS BUNGALOW AND LOT Often sought but seldom found describes this home in a very desirable area of Whitby. Some features include stunning decor, finished basement with wet bar, 4 bedrooms plus office, 2 baths, central air, large manicured grounds with concrete inground pool and much more. Call Brenda Clyde nn &din inn., oversized RAN ;ar w,drtveway parking for 4 cars. IONALD• :all Rar McDonald now!! 619-9500 PAUL JONES' ALLERGY -FREE! Hardwood floors throughout' 5 large upstairs bedrooms! Across from park on quiet "Court" All brick - only 4 yrs. old' A fabulous family home' $265.000 Hurry' Call CATHY McGILL � 'oday'5'9-9500 ,r ;,l'rFe 6�r!'. WHY RENT? LOTS OF SPACE =aoulous 3 ocrm. semi 25 mins. This 3,1 bCrm. acme -.as a .arge .m Toronto. Separate family rm. with woodburning 'p. ~rarce to bachelor apt. Fully fin bsmt.. double car gar and 'e-ced yard 5119.500 Call fencec yard S177.900 Call Paul -.-rie Davis or Paul Jones Jones :r Borrie Dav,s 619-9500 to -a5ff, ;r 831-9500 or 831.950C BONNIE DAVIS, 1fµ 75 REESE AVE., AJAX JUST LISTED $158,500 A WHITBY BEAUTY A;17 MACULATE BUNGALOW' Great court k cat,on in desired �erlarnd Wes! _/ride ,ovation ewe A THREE BEDROOM DREAM es s:rcc s s-CrS Westne Heights. 3+1 bdrill 3 4- ;rild-safe court' Bright raise. '-is nome rias an :oen concept Y 9hy upgraded even the oft.pc bathrooms, family room over „�. curgabw inground pool' Two- y. 3rd bads of natural lighting A gas ty broadloom New oat-ar U dad ca t &tons of Bred deck' Self-ccnta"'a ^,army eplace accents the bus h9 � P9ro 9* w)9 r fir laundry. w. c to decK sceramics. Fully fin. basement. A suite' Airligh' +voodhurnmg stcve' omThe lot is professionallygreat family horse. Only $187.900. -Icse is schc_.s 8 srcos -'�cse fc ardscaped and tufty fenced n rear e andscaped Ot. TarreT LYN Call Lyn today. 619-9500 RETA 4^' & c lew �a. �e . ? c"-ri BEV :all Bev Hutchison. 905.619-950C ELEANOR = . 3;e See t tocay S-:: DUNLOP• BIGIONI• at 6l9 , ? HUTCHISON• STANDFIELD• _ =a -c, StanCf eiC. 6' PT _7j 1 41 W_'A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY Jath BODDY SILVERSPRIICE NOVEL LAYOUT - GREAT DESIGN qft ESTATE 4 This Ming Pickering hone is loaded = this Whitby nome nas 2 staircases * A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY!! Renovated century Clouse. 15am' ceramics,' french doors, to second goer - 2nd floor laundry, ' Immaculate 3 Ddrrn. home cathedral acres, 8 stars horse dam, triple c' gas ��e' 3 huge ramify room with fireplace and ' Large family room p sk"ts. One of John Boddy's best A gable window french doors, new ' Spacious & bnght Kitchen Car garage. Next to County floor plans, ent. to garage from inside,l flooring, new furnace - deep treed & ' Fnenah, community forest. Priced to sell. $279,000. wtd>en &family roan toned try oak fenced yard - deck. Interlock, super Near schools. parks & irans+t NaL Call Bill Morrison. RICK pocket trench doors. This home is a DIANA area of 5ne names ust 5178.000. CYNTHIA MORRSOfM MENAR1f • must see. Call Rick Mena , 619-95W. Call Diana Pl tz• 6' 9-9500. McLUCKIE' Call Cynthia to view S%Qo AJAX BY THE LAKE SPAdOUS 3 DEDFKM SM DELIGHTFUL BUNGALOW WHAT A DEAL! Why we $921 per motor. Inckldes P.I.T. With lots to offer! 3pece en stile off Clean, bright home on large matinlantnce fees well main unit master, Wain kitchen, linistfed bsnrl This very spacious 4 bare. home i & bow 9z"is Wie &caservak in view. vim work tap and 61W fm* roc mature lot, updated kit., 2 located in a popular area,rrMaster: Ip., CAC, 5 appls. on suite laundry, indoor Located on a quiet crescent in a great baths, 2 fps.. new windows, boasts walk n closet & en suite, pool, sauna tams cart, hat tub & BBO farriy neighborhood Gose to 401, new plumbing, hardwood floors, rm. in bsrrlt., newer root & some w J0,Dm- Qiet � SIM very 111111W. schools, shopping. The premium lot and w/o to sunfilled deck. Definitely, windows. fully fenced 60' lot at back, LOYiT'• Cal Jo Arrfe lo}rsP, 905419-9500. SHERM gardens are to die tor! Al for or y pATRlea a must see!! Call Pat Simpson LAURA eat -in kit. walks out to large declL Ask HOOVER` $165,000. Sherry Hoover, 831-9500. SWAPSOW to view. 905-619-9500. MAJRKS" for Laura Marks". EXECUTIVE Baking on to conservation area! Ouiet court location. Holywood style kit., on suite with Jacuzzi tub & Sep. shower, large man level fam. rn. overlooks fully fenced yard. AN this bels and whistles! Cal Pat Clark today at 619-9500. ONLY ASKING 5295,000 CLEAN & CLASSY Approx. 4,400 sq. ft., 4 full Ab, BUNGALOW washrooms on train fk., 70 ft. lot, 19e. L You will be delighted with this as brick kill. & Ige. tam, mrs., pot lights in main Ajax home within walling distance of the floor, open circular staircase to bsmt., new rec centre, schools and shopping. Igo. deck off kit., lye. library on main Beautifully updated with new furnace, formal din. ml is oUWanditl ------ - reshingled rod, newer windows, central air twAIahm rem 7 lri r* vnc nkm Sibs 111"MsnfiWs •• Associaee Br*w FABULOUS BUNGALOW AND LOT Often sought but seldom found describes this home in a very desirable area of Whitby. 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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25 ALZHEIMER SUPPORT: Alzheimer Durham hosts an Ajax family support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20. All caregivers are welcome to attend. 576-2567. PHILATELIC MEETING: Ajax Philatelic Soci- ety meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays from September to June from 6 to 9 p.m. at Ajax Public Library. Sales circuit, loan library, table auc- tion and guest speakers arc part of meetings. Visi- tors and new members welcome. 931-98A' (Sam) or 428-3387 (Stephen). BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club meets at the Har- mony Creek Golf Club, 1000 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. (west speaker Elizabeth Streich of Streich Success Development will talk on necessary habits of net- working. $25 for members, $30 for non-members. Reception at 6 pm., dinner at 6:45 p -m. 438-8444. COMPUTER USERS: Macintosh Users East Club meets from 7 to 10 p.m. at Henry Street High School, Henry and Trent streetrs. Whitby. The meeting is open to the public with no admission charge. Meetings are geared to all users of Apple Macintosh pLiNonal computers. 433-0777.' NURSERY SCH(X)I,: T'he Gingerbread Co-op Nursery School holds an open house at the West Shore Community Centre, on Bayly St. between Whites and Liverpool Rds., Pickering, every Mon- day and Wexlnesday from 9 to 11 am. "Ilia wool is a non-profit, parent -run centre. 420-1627. TOASTMASTERS: Ajax Pickering Toastmas- ters me ct Wicdnesday nights from 7:30-u) 9:30 p.m. The organization assists people to improve their communications skills, speech giving. listening and undListanding skills, organization abilities and pre- sentations in general. 6194637 or 5(r)- I (*4*�. THURSDAY, SEPT. 26 LEARNING DISABII.FFIES: 11hc l.raming Disabilities Association of Durham West holds its annual general meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village. Election of officers to be held. 683-1790. ARMY CADETS: Pickering High School Army Cadets meet weekly from 6:45 to 9:30 p.m. in the north gym of the school, 180 Church St. N., Ajax. Youths ages 12 to 18 can develop skills in leadership, marksmanship, citizenship, fieldcraft, first aid and more. 686-9870. FRIDAY, SEPT. 27 CARDS: The Ajax Seniors Friendship Club plays the card game Solo every Friday from l to 3:30 p.m. at 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. All seniors wel- come. Instruction provided. 683-8538 (Phil Heller). SALE: St. Martin's Church hold~ a New to You Sale from 7 to 9 p.m. at the church, 1201 St. Mar- tin's Dr., Pickering. Clothes for the entire family, in great condition at fabulous prices; also toys, house- hold items and books. 839-9281. SERENITY GROUP: Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovering meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This group deals with addictions of all types including cx)-dependency. 428-9431 evenings (Jim). SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 READING CIRCLE: Pickering Reading Cir- cle, a reading program for children, meets weekly from 9:30 to 10.30 am. at Orchard Villa, 1955 Val- ley Farm Rd.. Pickering. Join the program at any time. There's no charge. French-speaking adult vol- unwers are needed. 839-3037. SPIRIT WALK: Pickering Museum Village holds a Spirit Walk at 8 p.m. Visitors will meet spirits of the people who helped build the town. S5 adults, $3 children_ 683-8401 _ WORKSHOP: -fhe Congress of Black Women, Ajax -Pickering chapter, hosts a workshop of women assault at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex• 1867 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering, from 9 am. to 5 pm. 420-9031.428-0806 to register. UNITED WAY: -17ae Bank of Nova Scotia in the Westney Heights Plaza at the corner of the Hwy. 2 and Westney Rd., Ajax, is selling hot dogs from 11 am. to 3 pm. S2 for a ha dog and a drink and all proceeds go to the Ajax -Pickering Unite Way. 619-9068. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WED, SEPT. 25, I"6.PAGE 7 or96im e l irwielsvllo .- Melv .s' 110151ace //e1f. iionne is the foundation to build menu nt--N upon - a place %nu can cail ; our yen own and. for more than '•ear,. Toronto Real Estate Berard Member, have dedicated themseht-s to the pur"int of towellence and pmftNsionahsnt in real estate uhalewr usage-, you have of home owiership hlantin;., a tie;gvtahle garden. ~our children selling lemonade at the end of the driwAa�. )ringing home a pupp% its nice to knnu the% will take place ua a home hat les ,oars to ko p Whether the pr(pum is purchast,i tr slrld. conrrnercial or indusin:d. carate or nt-A%. a RFal:f! lK ran prop ole :u? arrm% of sen ,rte to :assist ou Remembt-r REll:TORS arc• thcrt• tat st•n•e .ou- Worv. during and after tike sale THIS IS ONTARIO HOME WEEK Call a REALTOR Member of the Toronto Real Estate Board todavl Toronto Real Est -ate, Board SERVICE IS W. FRANK Real Estate Limited F R A!NLK P 1#1 1550 KINGSTON RD., Pickering t1101owtEourTY .7 (905) 683-7777 Pickerinrg';"tjax BRIIIIILEY i ST. CLAIR WHITBY BUNGALOWAFFORDABLE LUXURY Upgrades 9�! Glear^mg Al brick ranch brag. on1655-3651. Gorgeous 3 levet hrdwd firs.. 5 -pt. master en ,1�� huge 70x120 ft. treed lotsrdeWk on 78x300 ft. lot suite, wh4ean e Europ in pB Whd)y location.badmg e on to open kitchen wdh dome lighted Lwq*" corribinatimmeadows. Multi-level ceilings. EAC, CAC. CVAC, sys.. oversized heated with h9 m9. gourmetalarm garage d eW* door, fireplace. Hardwoodkitchen overlooking pool, numerous y 8 tyros. dose eorns,double Boors, 3 bdra payed driveway, One of a WO.. to TTC oversized windows inent. from gar. to house. a Go Train. R00M -' basenteril. JACKRICHARD CHANCE, CHANCE', (905) 683-77TI FUDGE", (905) 663-(�) 683-7777 or (905) Dr (905) 655-3651. 7777 or (905) 668-8289. ' -u GeolhydroResort ANNOUNCEMENT Jack Fudge. Manager of W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED in Pickering, would like to welcome JAN STAVE RT as a new member of the W. FRANK PICKERING team. Jan, a long time resident of the Pickering area. brings with her a strong background in Sales, Service and Marketing expertise. She looks forward tc sharing with her many friends and past clients the full range of Real Estate Services offered by W. Frank. / GREAT FOR STARTERS BUYERS DELIGHT Gorgeous CedarbMok `�, PRIME DOWNTOWN OR RErwEtls ZONING tit 2 bedroom condo ,`04 3 years new. Approx. model John Boddy in gyp• n on 50x100 ft. lot, if apartment n quiet well S . 1.364 sq. ft. Eat -in kit. prim Pidterig locale. Sti ed t , r I : = Mainlenanc�e bee o �- fr"�ont porch o waillow to �, fireplace for emnrmrrutg. . Huge talmilly rwri withJfteshiv painted, rrefinlshed hardwood rue I { $226.59 nrdhades tare �, IMI I .. CAC alarm system, 3- W� to oversized floors, antral air. r t t ,va heat ahydro on Cal P suite, 00 bade Y� � DORIS Zoning allows apartrnentOsha, or GMOM CAMPBELL', Original CHveway.ANCE% or JACK store. , �, o1 A D to view. (905) 683.7777 STAVERT', (9061 683- FUDGE", (905) 683- stole. RK IAAD CHANCE', (905) 683- Or(905) 427-0939. ,.,:.. 7777 or (905) 666-2980. 7777 or (905) 655-3651. „r, - lane\ =G �. ,�P anTIRFROIIr Wratr On Trent-Semn ,p q' PRHNIIII COtwm LOT A TOUCH OFLMQE ,`� AL ULM `�� itsrilaledy o0 75ot3oo' - cares at Highway13651. Ctlsbm raised Quality custom 5 level # --- treed lot. Approx. 1 � <• -115135. Christmas lbw on 2 acres sidespld on 1 acre. h0ur+10 inn. from Apaac, fees, halls, area of finedose to Lakendge Stu Walking distance to n Krldleld. Most ' -u GeolhydroResort and numerous Lake Golf & I (umisfirtgs fid Galt available.golf courses. Pride of Cour Club. t MM lease. Cal today ALLY KUUK', orownership. RICHARD Numerous upgrades. and ask for GINETTE BARBARA KULIK',CFU►NCE', (905) 683- RICHARD CHANCE', CAMPBELL', (905) 683• 7777 or (905) 427.49:i9. (905) 683-7777 or7777 905 831,8998. or (905) 655- (905) 683-7777 or 905 655-3651. CONVENIENT COUNTRY F ? SOUTH AJAX - RENTAL TOO NEW FOR A PICTURE URELINE SOUTH AJAX HOME A 3 bedrom Detached 3 bdrm., approx. �� This bedroom, al Five acres - treed S�� bungalow is aVeiable 1,412 sq. ft. Spaciokrs 4 w�+y ea, TOO NEW brick, crit home has a lot - rolling hills - November figs. Fully i .tom � � fwished basemert< with hydro nearby. 37 fenced, CAC, fridge, per � laundry FORA comer ealpn fireplace. Nice eat in kit ? ' tt - k r 1. t0 401 /115. slove, washer, � and oak pickets 8 rails. CAC CAC, fuly, fenced. To . To WALLY KULIK', microwave. Cal SHAR(IN landscaped, CAC, 22x15 PICTURE "'e"' S+IA�N (905) 683.7777 or DAWN ' 1906) do* siroT' t gar. JA DAWN WHITE', (soy) 683-7777 or (905) 6W (9j) 831-8998. - 7777 or1905) ~688.3367. 7777 or (905) 666.2980. 3367. PAGE &THE NEWS :a rEo.; ... u;1. ... ........ .'.'.'..'..'............' i RFIAM (311AF 1TV nNI; I Tn 2 Own this 3 bedroom freehold townhouse in Oshawa with monthly mortgage payments of just $630. It is just minutes to the GO Station and walking distance to the: Oshawa Centre. Call 992today.683 ,; •-' - - y AA;1I .^ �' � ' �.: -l+f.- � ',�• '.MJ � qhs'. 1x ` IaKe ',ontage. spectacular bungalow with f rlsheoThree bedroom detached home, gas fireplace, Three bedrooms, two balconies, great view over bay N lower level. 11 miles north of Hwy. 2. six seater spa. 12T deep lot, close to Frenchman's Bay. � and lake, new broadloom, paint, immediate h' Jacuzzi. walkouts, extensive decking. A truly beautiful M home. call now for more info Pickering. Sure beats renting. possession. A great condo at a low price. ik ti 4JM- 1' • �t. • r kis.' � � fL J .�.✓tY . t- 1 w� • T � -� - i. ' �.� � ' • — 4 !1 !$ c n c Ex:. ;'c _71 J.lX h. home In a sought-after location MaKi floor Ode' 'newer townhome" ieW windows,broae0pm. fl00r ry w '�es''e� "E aCK E gC' CU'SE'_ _ Elegance a' Its best' A sprawling ranch bun IcP% wit^ lull g ,,., calcory, roof - f'eshly decorated and ready to move Into t•600 sq. 4 " ega P 9 9a y brarv. laundry room & family room. Total of 4 washrooms 'inlshed lower level Total of 5 bedrooms tnD E c ' ^ ^orne fea'unng soaaous Imng room and dining room Large wtchen and w a �a'age 3 Ta, levels. Large family sized kitchen with walkout to kms• o eak s oor^ 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Rec room has walkout to pmate —any other features.. too numerous to mer^or ne,e ,a': 8 cts note 1.� ra w ` - azure 'repS All this for $' ;,4.900 Call last to view this . rN1 tit lu a I �t Bright 3 bedroom In north Ajax Beautifully maintained 3 bedroom home on a quiet Lovely all brick 3 bedroom home. Main floor family Eat -in kitchen - double driveway street. Concrete walkway, porch, eat -in kitchen, room with gas fireplace, parquet flooring and walkout Walkout from dining to deck' N Finished basement pt to patio & inground pool. Eat -in kitchen & main floor Fenced yard - professionally landscaped' Cal! now' fully fenced yard, central air and vac. Shows a 10. laundry room. r • • 11 _ '' 1 1 1• MER9- Child -safe street- Active family area. Walk to Pickering Junior executive showpiece home with ceramics in kitchen and Ideal for home business, wired for computer network, 6 Town Center, schools, etc. Valuable end unit. Private back baths. Marble foyer, extra family sized room with hardwood and phone lines into PBX system! 4+2 bedrooms. Separate and on arkette. Finished basement. Appliances. Clean fireplace, formal living and dung room with 60 oz. carpet & crown y p APp mouldngs. Fully landscaped and fenced with flagstone walkway. entrance finished basement/kitchen, bath and 2 gas and well maintained. Call quickly. Decks in front and back. 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