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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_09_29r`-_0-no'� [ itnccn—SP-1 _U_s 1095 Kingston Road E The FumitureMall Pit rN 190514;0 Li Store Hours: Me^ Wed 9 K a m a 00 p m -- 'h ,s &Fri 93 0 a m 8 30 p m N :a• 930 am-500pm HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY e4"411& Family Owned & OPW For Service You Can Trust VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 906 Brock Road South usi south of sayly, Pickering �n THE TOWS OF PICKERING PUBLIC OBRARY SlQP�ERO�`1i' CENTRAL News Avertis Sundae, Sept. 29, 1996 32 pages A Nletroland Community Ne«spaper Pressrun 42,51111 Vol. 115, 'tio. 39 Teens partying in Pickering parks torment neighbors Revelers litter grounds -*vith condoms and beer bottles PICKERING — RowdN. hard - drinking teens are turnm_ Pickering parks into all-night part-, slxtts. a�cord- ing to residents who attended a special To),;.n hall meeting Tuesda-, night. The meetinz was oryanved hN Plckcr- in__ Regtonal council- lors In response to citicen complaints about the v_ ouths- It drew over I(X) residents. man who told horror stories about how their parks and neighK)rhoods have been dama,,cd and disrupted by unruly terns. \test of the complaints related to noisN late-night parties in the wooded area,, of parks that keep neighbors awake and Ica -,e community green spaces and playing fields littered with broken beer bottles. used condoms and other garhagc. Some residents who Iiye hcside the parks reported their houses have been broken into and :ars %andal- iicd and thc-,'rc afraid to leave their homes at night. One Brnnte Square man said he now takes a garbage hag e,,cry time he goes to walk his dog and has already col- lected hundreds of beer and liquor bot- tles left by Noung revelers at his neigh- txtrhood park. "Who's hu,. Ing the beer for them'', he wanted to know. Other residents told tales of teens arriving in taxis and carrying cases of beer into parks. Sue Passmore. president of the con- dominium corporation at a townhouse and apartment complex near Douglas Park. described how teens partying in f Curfews, cameras proposed to curb vandalism 1 Pg. 4 Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Name Dropping...................12 Sports.................................22 Classified ............................23 Phone lines 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 4n the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93¢+7aGST =$1 See `MAKE... Page 4 Reading between the lines Scott White and Victoria Lorient-Faibish, of Performers for Literacy, act out the book When Vegetables Go Bad for primary stu- dents at Pickering's Woodlands Centenni- al Public School Thursday. The actors helped kick off the school's new Reading Pride program. Story on Page 13. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Trustees must inform cohorts of controversial statements BY CHRIISTY CHASE sPEC'IAL T(T E 1Ew'S AD%'EKPSf_R DURHAM — Gag order or common decen- cy? A handful of Durham Board of Education trustees say a motion passed Monday night is designed to muzzle them. The majority who sup- ported it say it's just a matter of courtesy. Trustees endorsed a motion stipulating that, "Before a trustee releases a controversial state- ment, he or she, as a courtesy, shall endeavor, if possible, to inform the board chair and any com- mittee chair or any trustee whose area or school is directly involved with the issue." "Nobody can tell a publicly elected official what to say," said Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hop- per. "It's not worth the paper it's written on. It's for control and discipline and intimidation." "It's a polite gag order," said Oshawa trustea Mike Nicholson. 'lbs is just wrong, people." "It's not about a gag order," argued Scugog trustee Bobbie Drew. "It's about common decen- cy.• She said most trustees already inform col- leagues of any comments they might make regarding the others' areas. See TRUSTEES... Page 3 the Oshawa Centre - nears ears Uisit our brand new kiosk in S1119�_ Bell Mobility PAGE 2 -THF: NEWS ADVERTISER St!NDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 19% Please help us U Your opinion counts in News Advertiser survey AJAX-PICKERING — Has \our household hcen selected to participate in the :\.Ia\- Picker] ng Ad\ertiscr Receipt and Readership Sung If so. yours is one of appro\imatelN 500 households in our co\erage area ran- doml\ selected to receive a question- naire h\ mail. -nic 'tic\+s Ad\ertiscr sur -\e,., is being conducted by The Communications Research Centre of Toronto on our behalf. and on behalf of other Alctroland commiunit\ nctispapers. Similar sur - arc hero , conducted in 26 market better arras. 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RE PLEASED TO .SERVE YOU. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - P Pickering firefighters survey the scene of a Thursday blaze which caused smoke damage to a Strouds Lane home, burned the garage and destroyed the front end of a car. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Trustees `free to say what they want': Jordan FROM PAGE 1 Pickering trustee Susan Kular said that's why the restriction isn't needed. "We don't need such a redundant framework which will dictate our behav- ior. I can speak for myself." "it does not prevent anyone from issuing a controversial statement," said Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan. "You're quite free to say whatever you like to anyone you like" Board chairman Audrey MacLean said no trustees have ever made contro- versial statements without informing her ahead of time. She stepped aside as chairman at the end of the debate to tell trustees she opposed the motion. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 -PAGE 3 Expert help for fire victims PICKERING — A Strouds Lane family whose home caught fire Thursday night found them- selves with all the right people on hand to help them. Gloria Sharette and children Simon, 9, and Danielle, 7, were awakened around midnight and taken safely out by dentist Bradley Oldfin and off-duty firefighter Doug Macrae who live in the neighborhood and went to the house when they saw the flames, according to Inspector Rex Heath of the Pickering Fire Department. It.«c�-►� The family dog was also rescued. The heroic duo then went next door to the home of an off-duty Metropolitan Toronto police offi- cer to call 911. No one was injured in the fire, which burned the garage, caused smoke damage in the home, and destroyed the front end of a car. Police estimated the total damage at about $60,000, but the fire department had no estimate at press time Friday. The cause of the blaze had not yet been determined either. 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PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 196 P curfews and cameras may curb park vandalism PICKERING — Curfews on teen trouble- makers and surveillance cameras at their out- door party spots were among solutions offered at a packed public meeting Tuesday to discuss vandalism and rowdy behavior in Pickering parks. Following are some of the measures sug- gested by people at the Town hall meeting: ❑ Make parents financially responsible for their children's vandalism. "That will def- initely get the parents' attention;' noted one resident. Another suggested adding the cost of the damage to the parents' tax bill. ❑ Encourage parents to take greater responsibility for their kids. Many blamed park problems on parents who allow ' their teens to run wild without rules or supervision. ❑ Increase enforcement by police of prop- erty damage, loitering and trespassing laws. People noted problems in their neighbor- hoods diminished when police regularly came by to chase away or charge trouble -making youths. But it was also noted that strategy often just moves the teens to another park. ❑ Imposing a town -wide curfew on teens, around I 1 p.m., was a popular idea. However some noted it would be difficult to enforce and unfair to well-behaved teens. An 1 I p.m. curfew in parks on everyone was suggested. ❑ Provide more facilities and programs for youths to keep them busy and out of trou- ble. `Make parents responsible' FROM PAGE 1 the park ravine at night yell at police offi- cers who drive by. "They know no one's going to go down there and physically drag them out;" she said. Her condominium corpora- tion has had to hire security guards to keep the teens from vandalizing the com- plex. Judy Amenta of the Amberlea Tennis Association said her group had to pay a university student this past summer to regularly sweep the broken beer bottles off the courts at Shadvbrook Park. The court surfaces have been damaged by IF TME • QUALITY GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU VCE ARE AVAULkBIX TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE fo PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOL"R EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (Sough of Hwy. #2) young roller hockey players who cut holes in the fence to get in when the i courts were locked. Two of the club's new nets have also been burned, and a drawing of a fist with the middle finger pointing upwards has been spray -painted on the rubberized court surface and can't be cleaned off. i 'A'hen police do come out to chase the hockey players away, said Ms. Amenta, the players just return five minutes later. "Right now they think it's a joke. They- (police) hey(police) have got to start charging these kids and they've got to make the parents responsible for the damage." — DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN. DENTIST o > a ` > N O g Ww feww V &*, / OPMFLOSS DENTAL OFFICE U USH SI M(UPPER LEVEL) ILE • FAMILY DENTISTRY • SPECIALISTS CARE • DENTURE THERAPY • ORTHODONTISTS • COSMETIC DENTISTRY • FRIENDLY SERVICE • MODERN FACILITIES • ALL DENTAL INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED • EMERGENCIES AND NEW PATIENTS WELCOME ❑ Design parks to discourage teens from using the to hang out, for example, making sure the entire park is visible from the street. ❑ Encourage people to get to know their neighbors and their habits better, so they can call police when there's a trespasser or some- thing out of the ordinary. Some at the meeting criticized the Picker- ing Regional councillors who organised it for allowing a presentation from a security com- pany proposing to put video cameras in town parks to monitor problem areas. A few in the gallery greeted the presentation with the com- ment, "Big Brother is watching", while others said it would be too costly and impractical. Ward -2 Regional Councillor Doug Dicker- son noted, however, that video cameras are "one way you put a police officer into every park" He added, "Nobody is saying it's the answer. It's a possible solution" Coun. Dickerson said he expects Council to establish within the next two weeks a "safe neighborhoods task force" of police, Town, community group and citizen representatives to come up with proposals to deal with the problems. The task force will probably report back to Council within about 90 days. Insp. Bruce Pugh, who heads the Durham Regional Police Pickering division, said the resource -strapped department "would like to do more" about the park problems and will be pleased to discuss any solutions suggested. Curfew unfair, say teens PICKERING — A suggestion that Pick- ering impose an I l p.m. curfew to keep troublemaking teens off the streets did not sit well with some young people in atten- dance at a Tuesday Town hall meeting on problems in town parks. Chad Relf, vice-president of the student council at Dunbarton High School, said it would he unfair to penalize teens, the majority of whom don't cause trouble, for the misbehavior of the minority. "What you're saying;' he told the adults, "is we can't go out because of that two per cent" Phillip Shaw of Pine Ridge Secondary School said it was up to parents to impose Quality Fresh Cut Meats Boneless� ha Sirloin Tip Roasts gydm wi,w,►,►,► lb. Steaks 29 $3 a. � curfews if they wanted and maintained "it's not the job of the government" to tell par- ents how long their kids should be out. Jermaine W llock of Pine Ridge sug- gested one solution to the vandalism and park party problem is more activities for youth. He said there's little for teens to do in Pickering, so when they get bored they fig- ure they "might as well just cause trouble". The meeting became rowdy when teenaged speakers were interrupted by the gallery. Rev. Glenn Brown of Dunbarton- Fairport United Church said, "I feel the teenagers were not treated fairly. I hope it's not indicative of the community's attitude" feats ' At Everyday Low Prices! Cideken$149 wogms .b, New York Striploin Steaks Goads MAA/MA SAVE $2SOIb. $ 99 lb. smoked I E -Is Pork $ Cw" com $ 49 Chops 3lb. 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"The key for us is fun," Mr. White said. "Use your imagination and make lit- eracy fun. Read as many books as you can and read to others." That's just what teachers at the school are hoping for as the students start Read- ing Pride, a new program for Woodlands, said vice- principal Lynette Nastich. "We've got a mixed pop- ulation here. We have eager readers and some students who aren't eager readers." "This just might be the kick start they need," said Debbie Lawson, a parent volunteer who has helped organize the program. Reading Pride isn't just 1111110— Farm Products Now.-lnimal Fecds 01— Fcrtilizcr Now–animal Hcalth ow. -hardware low(Irrss seed and more,"" I'1�4 Hoxton 5( .clarernont (Hrock Rd N - Icft on old Brock Rd ;i North to Hoxton) REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, ECA.0 a) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. 1 W:;.11 PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 GWIDE 'i EXPECTATIONS LEARNING CARES a school program. Families and the community are involved in helping encourage kids to read. Each child at the school is given a reading log that is to be filled out every time he or she completes a reading session with a reading buddy. That buddy can be a parent, sibling, grandparent, friend or babysitter, Ms. Nastich said. The reading buddy signs the log and kids build up points for each session they complete. For primary students, a session is 10 minutes. For Grade 4 to 6 pupils, it's 15 minutes and for Grade 7 and 8 students, it's 20 min- utes. As the students pass dif- ferent levels, they get awards and prizes that are being donated by business- es and organizations in the community, said Ms. Law- son. There will also be a Readers' Wall of Fame and regular recognition of reading successes. Businesses involved to date include McDonald's, Lick's, Walt's Family Restaurant, the local Royal Bank and Donlands Jew- ellers. Students who complete the highest level of 300 reading sessions will have a chance to win two tickets to a Toronto Raptors bas- ketball game, donated by Wal t's. Ms. Lawson said the community has been eager to get involved in the pro- gram. "It's been great. They've been very enthusiastic. Of all the people in the com- munity I've approached, no one has said no. The reac- tion is very positive. If we can produce better readers, it'll benefit the communi- ty. " Anyone interested in taking part can contact the school at 839-5900. Bertelsmann Award Winner COMMEMORATIVE PUBLICATION This publication will be distributed to each home across Durham Region. This keepsake edition will celebrate the groups and individuals that contributed to the international status of... I 1 q I I- I] fRA11119 I Aillb _"AX/PICKERING WHITBY/OSH PORT PERRY UXBRIDGE BOARD COPIES �42,S00 699000 10,500 79200 101000 �F D Z �099� OF JGP�O Publishing Sunday, November 3196 Pressrun 139,000 Deadline Friday, October 2,5110,76 Tabloid 9x196 $2.00 Per Line Colour Available To Book Call 905-683-5110 Published As A Supplement To the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser, Oshawa/Whitby This Week And Port Perry This Week. PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 v Edi*torials and L ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A klewland Community Newspaper published Wednesday. Friday. Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont.LIS 2H5 Ml0THn' J. %MMAKEP, Publisher JOANNF. BURGRARDT. Editor -in -Chief BRUCE DA.'YFORD. Advertising manager STENT HOLnTON. Managing Editor ALVLN BROL>wF.R Retail advertising martager ABE F:AKHOURIE Distribution manager General: (905) 683-5110 Clas4fied: (905) 683-0707 Cirrul2bm: (905) 683-5117 FAX: (9051 6,53-7363 E!Nail:Newsnx.rnCodudramnews.net On the Internet httpJ/www.durham- news net. The News Advertiser 1s a rnern er of the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade, Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc. Canadian Circulations Audit Burd. Ontario Press Council turd OMMRI The publisher rtwenes the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Cnmbt 'or advernsemcnt limited to space price erne occUl . B e optimistic It always happens when youths in the community are the focus of any issue. Meetings are called, angry parents and concerned citizens turn out, politicians chair meetings, and the media dutifully reports on the proceedings. Separate public forums have been held in both Ajax and Pickc- ne in recent days to discuss the problem of vandalism, underage drinking and drug abuse, and graffiti. In Ajax, a handful of residents turned out two weeks ago to primarily discuss youths in the community and a perceived problem regarding graffiti and loitering in public places. In Pickering, a meeting was held Tuesday night in which roughly 100 people turned out to detail prob- lems in town parks. But first, some perspective. Yes, both communities have their share of young people who don't live for much more than hanging out, getting drunk and, in their eves, raising a little hell. However, their actions, despite the media and public attention, do not reflect that collective segment of our society we refer to as 'youths'. Most of the kids you see on the street, or in the malls or in your neighborhood park, are not representa- tive of those few others who have no respect for prop - em or privacy. Indeed, the majority of kids we meet and deal with are industrious, britzht and ambitious. They strive for good grades, hold down part-time jobs and volunteer in their community. Like us, they take offence at the actions of some of their peers. We must remember that to prevent perpetuating the negative stereotype. The fact is most youths aren't interested in defacing public property or threatening homeowners after a night of drinking in a local park. Part of the solution lies in the creation of more com- munity-based programs in existing facilities where youths can express themselves in a common environ- ment, with little adult intervention. Part of the solution lies in better co-ordination between community groups and police to maintain a presence in so-called trouble spots. Pan of the solution lies in troche responsibility for our teenaged children and in making them accountable. The rest of us? We must remain tolerant and opti- mistic. We were all teens once too. QfTo respond to this editorW call Infesource at � 683-7040 and dial 5111 1% - At ■ �t� � 1/ � erg UEEN � PARK � SPEAKERi y r .71 v Letters to the editor MP's letter takes `cheap shots' at Reformer To the editor: Because NIP Dan McTeague states he would like to "set the record straight" regarding Mamee Stern and her motives, I feel an obligation to tell Mr. McTeague exactly what the facts are. Nis. Stem is a taxpayer and a con- stituent in Dan NIcTeague's riding and she has a right to question him and hold him accountable for his actions and promises, as do all voters in this riding, regardless of political stripe. Mr. McTeague has no facts which would indicate that Ms. Stern is even considering running for the party's nomination. Suppositions are no sub- stitute for facts. No Reformer in this riding, including Ms. Stern, has ever partici- pated in the 'Club R' program, but this fact doesn't stop Mr. McTeague. Mr. McTeague suggests Ms. Stern is `finlike most working souls in the riding and can afford the time to mon- itor the radio". The fact is, at the time of Mr. McTeague's letter, Ms. Stern had dedicated six years to dividing her time between working six days a week and volunteering many hours to the Reform cause and she was able to do both while listening to the radio. Ms. Stern has no crusade on capital punislurtent, nor does the Reform Party. Capital punishment is a very real issue in the minds of Canadians and Reform seeks to initiate a binding referendum, so that the people, not a political party, can decide this issue. Mr. McTeague's campaign 6terattire stated "A Liberal government will remove the GST on books.." and on Feb. 18, 1996 in a newspaper article about the GST he stated: "We promised Canadians we'd scrap the tax, and we have to do it." These are facts. Perhaps Mr. McTcatgue's energies would be better spent fulfilling his promises and listening to his con- stituents than writing letters to the edi- tor that dance around issues rather than facing up to them. tinny Deresham, President - Reform Party, Ontario Riding A request, a favor, and an observation on `Brenner's bylaw' To the editor: Re: Brenner's bylaw I shudder reading your article about Councillor Maurice Brenner's proposed bylaw on confidentiality (censorship?). To the rulers of Pickering, I would like to ask a ques- tion, request a favor, and make an observation. The question: If such a bylaw had been in place during the last two years, how much would the citizens of Pickering now know about the various problems that have arisen during that time? The favor. Would Pickering Council consider letting the citizens themselves decide if they want such a bylaw enacted? It would be a most pleasant surprise to actually let the people decide so momentous an issue. It might even be considered — dare I say — the democratic thing to do! The observation: Those people with the most to hide are often the individuals who cry the loudest for secrecy and darkness, rather than openness and honesty. Your reputation has suffered enough already; do not damage it further by casting your- selves in such shadows. Raymond E. Metcalf, Pickering Steve Houston Opinion t. MA,J solitudes There are two people in our communi- ty we're quite familiar with here at the News Advertiser. One is a politician, the other is a political activist who may yet become a politician. The only thing these two share is a mutual animosity for their respective political views. They are Dan McTeague, Ontario Riding Liberal MP, and Mamee Stern, Reformer, letter writer extraordinaire, and now, 'Action Leader' of Ontario as her party gears up in the province for the next federal election. This is for both of them... Ikar Marnee: Although I usually enjoy your letters to the editor, I've noticed they've become more venomous of late. Frankly, it doesn't look gtxtcf on you or the Reform Party. I know you're sore about Reform's loss to the Liberals in the last federal election, but thought you showed great class in the way you monitored events happening on Parliament Hill on behalf of your support- ers in Ajax and Pickering. Your letters used to attack the issues with. prec:isiun and forethought. I welcomed those Is - senting views; they provided a balance in our communities. Canadians need a polit- ical party that stakes clear ground far enough away from the others. Your voice is important, but it is getting shrill, hyster- ical even. Good luck in your new position, it's critical to your success. However, I miss the old Mamee. Dear Dan: It's unfortunate you've had to spend so much time responding to letters in our newspaper about your conduct and posi- tion on certain issues. I know you feel compelled to defend yourself occasional- ly, but would respectfully suggest that you allow readers to voice their opinions freely. In my experience, people always draw their own conclusions anyway. if they don't like you (or your party), chances are they won't like you (or your party), no matter what others may say. I know you work hard on behalf of your constituents. But I also know your party's record in certain areas (the GST, ; for example) gives them legitimate cause for concern. They often tum to their local paper to air those grievances. We support them in those endeavors because that's part of our obligation as their community newspaper. rm confident you and Mamee Stern won't agree on much. And, rm store you agree the best place to settle your differ- ences would be on the ballot in tine next federal election. It would be a great race. Dear Marnee and Dan: I know you are both motivited by your deeply held belief in the policies of your party. You don't have to agree, but you don't have to bicker over everything either. Leave it to the people. They71 let you know who they think is correct in the next election. I r9- To comment on this column call, 'nfosourice Infosource ; at 683-7040 and dial 5108 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 -PAGE 7 Community service: Filling the need in Ajax and Pickering Rotary Club of Pickering president Doug Wilkinson stands on the Duff ins Creek Bridge in Rotary Park in Ajax. The bridge was built with funding from both the Pick- ering and Ajax Rotary Clubs. Service clubs in Ajax and Pickering provide an out- let and purpose for citizens seeking to contribute to their communities. photo by Ron Pietroniro Rotary Club aims to make the world a better place PICKERING — -lie Rotary Club of Pickering is a young, vibrant, growing club looking for members who are interested in making not only Pickering but the world a better place to be," says 28 -year-old club president Doug Wilkinson. "It sounds very deep and profound, but we try to do our bit" The 30 -member club, which includes nine women, is one of the few mixed clubs around. At 55 it's one of Pickering's oldest service clubs and during its heyday in the boasted 60s and '70s as many as 50 members. 'lire club's ranks fell to a low of 10 in 1990. There are no specific membership require- ments, says Mr. Wilkin- son, but he notes the MW nization is geared toward business and professional people. Many years ago mem- bership was restricted to one person per profes- sional field, but the group has changed with the "It's so hard nowadays to find volunteers it would be ridiculous to turn people who want to help away." The club is best known for its funding and support of the Easter Seal Society, the 10 -year-old Pickering Rotary Music Festival, a fund-raising run for the local hospital, international student exchanges, and the new bridge on the Pickering -Ajax waterfront trail. It's also donating up to $30,000 for a new 'gateway' sign for Pickering, and runs an annual fund-raising auction on cable TV. The club expects to raise and distribute about $80,000 this year. Rotary is also a great organization for business people who want to make contacts and network, says Mr. Wilkinson, but that's not its raison d'Etre. "Our theme is trying to make Pickering a better place to live." BY MARIANNE TAKACS ' rAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING -- One of the oldest service clubs in Canada, the Kinsmen, was lxxn out of the loneliness of an ex -soldier ,h ho came back home to Hamilton after serv- ing overseas in the First World War. That young man, Hal Rogers, found he missed the camaraderie and fellowship with ,iher soldiers he experienced in the midst of -lie misery of the war. He managed to get a _()Up of men together to meet socially, <; lains Bob Elliot, executive director of the 4"1n men and Kinette Clubs of Canada, but ev fi)und they needed something more_ "They couldn't just sit around yakking. ncv had to have a purpose." The group decided its purpose would be )mmunity service and, as they say, the rest history. Now there are about 850 Kinsmen :nd Kinette Clubs in Canada, with approxi- mately 12,000 members. And there are 15 to 20 similar clubs operating in Canada with basically the same goals, most of them formed in the same World War I era as the Kinsmen. "Most of the ones we think of -- the Lions, Rotary, Kinsmen, Optimists. Civitan -- they all started for basically the same reason, fellowship and helping their community. - Most of the clubs grew steadily for about 60 years but then went into a tailspin that Mr. Elliott says still has their leaders scratching their heads." Tile constant decline in member- ship started for some as early as the late '70% and has continued fox some even until now." The Kinsmen reached their peak of about 20,000 members in 1979 and, as with other clubs, their success in recovering from the drop in membership afterward has varied across the country. It's one of the problems Canadian service club leaders discuss when they meet informally about once a year, says Mr. Elliott. The speculation is falling mem- bership has been a result of the baby boomers getting too old for some clubs with age requirements such as the Kinsmen, people not having enough time any more, or people turning more to other volunteering options such as working for environmental groups. Some local clubs, including ores in Ajax and Pickering, have remained quite strong, however. Surveys indicate, says Mr. Elliott. that the main reason members stay with a club is because of the friends they make there, the chance it gives them to serve their community, and the opportunities it provides for developing skills such as public speaking and project management. Clubs have also worked to attract mem- bers by adapting to changing times through measures such as opening up their once all- male preserves to women. Some have formed women's groups and others are turning to mixed groups. However. among the Kins- men, Kinettes and mixed 'Kin' groups, notes Mr. Elliott, the separate clubs are still form- ing more frequently than mixed ones. Progress Club women go their own way AJAX-PICKERING --The Canadian Progress Club, Pickering -Ajax A`omen, was formed three years ago largely because the local men's Progress Club didn't want any women in the group. But the women aren't complaining and there are no hard feelings as the sibling clubs get along well and often co-operate on pro- Jects. '.I think we probably accomplished a whole lot more without the men." says club president Sharon 'Milton with a laugh. adding her members love to joke about why the men didn't want them to join. She also notes the club is somewhat unusual among 'sister' service groups in that none of its members have husbands or boyfriends in the men's branch. The women have done well on their own, putting about $63.000 into community pro- jects last year. The club focuses on the needs of seniors and youths and its projects have included providing snow removal for seniors, funding for youth groups, support- ing the Special Olympics, organizing this years Pickering Terry Fox Run and donating See WOMEN... Page 8 PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1996 Kinsmen Club means kinship I Women make Progress in Ajax -Pickering AJAX -- Jim Leckey joined his first service club, the one his father was a member of. as an 18 -year-old in T(m)nto and has belonged to one ever since. "It's the way I was raised -- do what you can to help," says Mr. Leckey, now 36 and a 10 -year veteran of the 30 -mem- ber Kinsmen Club of Ajax. "I was always in the Boy Scouts growing up and in church and school groups. That's the reason I'm involved. You get that warm fuzzy feeling inside when you're doing something good. It's addictive. It sounds corny but it's really true." The club is open to men between the ages of 21 and 45 who live or work in Ajax. Men over 45 can stay in the club but can't hold executive positions, and may join the organization's K40 club. Community causes the local Kinsmen have funded and supported include Ajax - Mc kering General Hospital, local spats teams, the Tem Fox Run and the fight against cystic fibrosis. The club also built the Kinsmen lleritage Centro which is used as a meeting place by several com- munity groups and which won the Kim - men's national service project of the year award. While Mr. Leckey has enjoyed sen•- ing his community and the fun and friendship irrvlyed with being a club member. he's also pleased by the oppor- tunities it's provided for personal growth, especially when he's taken on special pn)jects. "Whether you want to or not you're going to learn something. I ended up chairing .Ajar Home 1kia- a few ymn Masons work to build selves and community AJAX-PICKF_tING — It's not exact - Iv a senice club but fraternities like the Mason, sen•e a similar role in the com- munity, expLaim Tern Shari.. past Mas- ter and 26 -year -member of Doric Lodge Ino_ 424 of the Grand Lame A_F. (Ancient Free) & A.M. (Accepted Masons) of Canada. The principal diference is that most fraternities don't raise funis in the com- munity but rather eive from their own pockets "Masonry encourages the leading of a more rewarding life. being a good citizen and neighbor, husband, father and friend to those in need," says Mr. Shand. "It's helped to teach me to be a better person." ,Doric Lodge No. 424 has 185 mem- bers and shares its building in Pickering Village with three other Masonic Lodges and a sister organization, Order of the Eastern Star Ontario Chapter #227. Despite their relatively high membership here in comparison to service dubs, the Masons remain somewhat slr+ouded in mystery and their secretive image is something members ate now trying to dispel with community outreach Pro- grams, according to Mr. Shand. Ifs hoped the effort will attract new people to the organization. "One of the problems with masonry is that it has an aging membership," says Mr. Shand, though he notes his lodge includes many in their 20s and 30s. Any man over 21 is eligible for mem- bership, and must pass through a kind of apprenticeship learning and ceremonial process designed to Provide instruction for a moral life, which is perhaps what gives Masonry its exotic reputation. Last year the Masonic Foundation of Ontario donated $462,000 to various community causes, including student bursaries, hearing research, support for autism patients and youth programs. The local lodge donated $40,000 for a van for one of its own quadriplegic members. ago. It's something 1 thought I would never have the ability to do." Mr. Leckey also stays with the Kins- men because he enjoys being part of a men's club. "We're a men's club because men need that. Men need to get together with guys and do guy things. Guys need male bonding. This isn't a bad thing." The net proceeds from this lottery will support health care programs that significantly impact the communities we serve. FROM PAGE 7 $45,000 for a gazebo at Esplanade Park behind the Pickering Civic Complex. It's currently helping the St. John's Ambulance Brigade purchase a new vehicle. There are no age or professional require- ments for joining the Progress women, who now number 12 but would "love" to have more mem- bers, according to Ms. Milton. "You just have to be female and willing." For Ms. Milton being a part of the club has brought "really good friends" and the satisfaction of serving her community. "I think people have in their heads that they don't have time to belong to a service club," she says, noting even members with a limited amount of time to give are welcome. "The message has to get out to the community you can be a part of these clubs in a small way or a big way." 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Zion United Church holds a Music Service at 7:30 p.m. at the church on Concession 8 west of Lakeridge Rd. Featuring The Pickering Vil- lage United Church Choir led by Anne Baker and the Mt. Zion Singers led by J.C. Coolin on piano. A light lunch and a time of meeting and friendship follow the ser- vice. 649-2859. MONDAY, SEPT. 30 NURSERY SCHOOL: The 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 Monday and Wednesday from 9 to 11 am. The school is a non-profit. parent -run centre. 420-1627. unemployed, divorced, depressed and in need of encouragement are invited. 839-3295 (Bill). PARENTS: The Parent Sup- port Group for parents of kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school. crimes or parent abuse meets locally every Tues- day at 7:15 p.m. Call 1-800- 488-5666 for information and location. GENEALOGY: The Whitby - Oshawa Branch (Region of Durham) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts Resource Centre, 45 Queen St., Oshawa. Patrick White will speak about the problems of researching in Ireland. All welcome. 683 - Find your muse Wednesday from 9 to I1 a.m. The school is a non-profit, par- ent -run centre. 420-1627. TOASTMASTERS: Ajax Pickering Toastmasters meet Wednesday nights from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The organization assists people to improve their communications skills, speech giving, listening and under- standing skills, organization abilities and presentations in general. 619-0647 or 509-1645. OSTEOPOROSIS: The Osteoporosis Ajax -Pickering Support Group meets the first Wednesday of every month from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the Community Room of the police station (rear door) at Hwy. 2 and Brock Rd., Pickering. Guest speakers. All welcome. 683-3948 (Marg) or 420-9197 (Moira). An 'Improv' Your Creativity' workshop is held by the Writers' Ctrde of Durham Region Satur- day, Oct. 5 from 9 a -m- to noon at the Pickering Central Library Auditorium, One The Esplanade - Through a series of j dynamic, stimulat- ing and engaging games and exercises. actor/writer Neil l Crone will bow YOU bow to access you cre- ativity and spontaneitY at a moment's notice- Wear loose. i comfortable clothing and be Pre- pared to chemo your 'editor' at the door. Members $12, non-mem- bers SIS. Call 686-2085 (Marjorie Green). TUESDAY, OCT. 1 WEIGHT LOSS: The Canadi- an Calorie Counters support group for men and women wanting to lose weight meets Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at Amberlea Presbyterian Church, Whites Rd. and Strouds Lane, Pickering. $1.25 per week. 509-1168 (Sandi). CAREGIVER SERIES: A free four-week caregiver infor- mation series by Durham Region Community Care Asso- ciation starts today from 7 to 9 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20 (at the comer of Westney and Clements Rd W.), Ajax. Upcoming sessions on Oct 8, 15 and 22. For infor- mation or to register call 427- 2315. SEPARATION: A series of weekly seminars on separation and divorce by Separated Anonymous is held at Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liver- pool Rd, Pickering from 7 to 10 p.m. Topics include intima- cy, healthy relationships, the law, parenting, life after separa- tion. 338-9879. MEN'S GROUP: A men's sup- port group meets weekly at 8:30 a.m. for a breakfast meet- ing at Mr SouvlakL Bayridges Plaza, Liverpool Road and Bayly Street Men who are '1476 (Mari- on), 723-7460 (Bessie). LADIES: A Ladies in Fellow- ship Evening is held at 7:30 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Video on menopause. $2 at the door, refreshments served. 839- 2494 (Edna). WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2 LUNACY BINGO: The AIDS Committee of Durham holds "lunacy" bingo every second Wednesday from 10 to 11:45 a.m. at Hideaway Bingo Hall, Sunray Street, Whitby. Each bingo card costs a loonie ($1). Proceeds will support the com- mittee's programs and services in Durham. 665-0051. SINGLE PARENTS: The One Parent Families Association of Ajax/Pickering meets each Wednesday at 8 p.m. on the ground floor of the Up On Deck Sports Bar, 527 Weswey Rd. S. (one kilometre south of Bayly St), Ajax. AA those in a single -parent situation are wel- come to attend. The organizes tion hosts dances, sports and lots of activities for kids. 683- 6609 (Kathryn) or 665-1170 (Debbie). NURSERY SCHOOL: The 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 Monday and THURSDAY, OCT. 3 LIBRARY: The Pickering Public Library Board holds a public meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Bay Ridges branch, 910 Liverpool Rd. All welcome. Formal and informal delega- tions from the community to be heard. 831-6265. NATURALISTS: Pickering Naturalists hold their monthly meeting at 8 p.m. at the Rouge Hills Public Library on Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2. Speaker TBA. 427- 1655 (Dale Hoy). FRIDAY, OCT. 4 ADDICTION: "rhe Serenity Croup holds as 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd. This ,roup meets every week and deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependancy. All welcome. 428-9431 (1im, evenings). SATURDAY, OCT. 5 BAZAAR: The Westwood Manor Pioneers Seniors Club holds its annual bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 pm. in the party room of Westwood Manor, Westney Rd. and Harwood Ave., Ajax. Crafts, baked goods, white ele- phant, tea room. 683-7474. READING CIRCLE: Picker- ing Reading Circle, a reading program for children, meets weekly from 9:30 to 10-30 a.m. at Orchard Villa, 1955 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering. Join the program at any time. There's no charge. French-speaking adult volunteers are needed. 839- 3037. NATURALISTS: Pickering Naturalists go on a Rouge Val- ley Mystery Tour. Meet at 9 a.m. at the southwest corner of the Pickering Go station park- ing lot. Easy -paced hike through autumn colas of the Rouge Valley. Pack a lunch and wear hiking boots. (905)831- 4593 (Marty Royle). FUND-RAISER: The Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary hosts a fund-raising garage and bake sale at the National Sports Centre parking lot, 699 Kingston Rd., Pickering from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 839-5105. 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Mr. Benson, 38, plans to put his winnings in the bank for now. He's married with three children. Pickering man wins again PICKERING -- A Pickering man has been lucky in the lotto for the second time. Alan Tamburri. 41, won $10,000 Sept. 18 with a Daily Keno ticket he purchased at Family Convenience on Brock Road. The truck driver for Norm Ross Cartage previously won $2,200 playing Lottario. Mr. Tamburri, who has a wife and daughter, plans to pay bills with his winnings. Meals on Wheels needs volunteer delivery drivers ❑ Elderly and shut-ins rely AJAX-PICKERING -- Volunteers to elderly and shut-ins is a very rewarding way deliver Meals on Wheels in the Ajax -Pick- to spend a few hours every week, according on generosity of volunteers ering area are urgently needed by the to Red Cross. to deliver nourishingfare Region of Durham Red Cross. Call Carole Giggey at 420-3383 for more Taking hot, nourishing meals to the information or to volunteer. 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For seminar registration information p.m. The seminar will focus on basic Pre -registration is required by Oct. 4 call 430-9122. �11Te're here for THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1996 -PAGE 11 R 0,93E B A '.NN7 K VILLA RET [ R E M E N T R E S I D E N C E An all inclusive retirement living next to Petticoat Creek - Pickering For a personal tour and more information call (905) 509-2582. 534 Rodd Ave., Pickering THE SHARK HAS LANDED! • • elk NOW TAKING ORDERS! 4 see - 1997 TIBURON XB rt 5 YEAR 100,000 KM WARRANTY 24 HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE . WY o � o � N 2 Q 7 /f lk Oi`I`(('C� Clf)l)[lt ll`Cll'1'Clilfl('S (lil yO[(r Sill(l�� m eartrST 3 '—' i95 [ MGS'J11 a0 . �CKEAWG' �I and tOl l n[l'l-( urchas(d? 4111 r 111111[f T3 i AEN317► 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOMES 0APPIIANCES 02 PARKING SPAS ONO" MIEN O' U%mrRvn PROPERTY � =Ny(S ��DE V �V � 20 MIN. TO THRMIUM DOWNTOWN 1736SQ.n. X129,900 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,19% Name Dropping in Ajax and Pickering keith gilligan 101st Birthday Birthdays Birthday Birthdays Sept. 25 The baby u was twice the in the f '" • � t fun in the Vick- Mille r ers' home, home is 12. because Eliza- Geoff cele - beth and A& braced his son turned birthday on seven. Wishing ;,4- Sept. 21 by them lots of .�� °� �' having a fun and lots of : ,! , party, going { love were ;' bowling,Nlonum', Daddy, Caidin. Kelly, Caths, Tricia, Nana, eating pizza r. Two best buddies are turning R=" Grandpa, their aunts, uncles and cousins, and Firehall, (oo. and watching a horror movie. Wish- g threes.. . ing Geoff a happy birthday with lots Patrick Gregor celebrated his birth - OIL— of love were Niom, Dad, sister �Y on Sept -27 while Daniel Faigal On Sept 27. John Broomhead Birthdays Natalie and brother Nick. Just Peres Sept wrishing pair a think, pretty soon he'll be shaving wonderful year are Mommy and celebrated John years of good Luing. and calling oa girls. Daddy Gregor, Ian Gregor and Wishing a happy birthday. with Mommy and Daddy Faigal. "we lots of love and hopes for many more love you both. Clod bless." were wife FJeanor and his family. s< r Birthday Birthd z •-Y -'w Cathy and Birthday Q:' '` Dwight Weis- _ ,. r "� t flock wish Sept 28 ryas a big day for Justin ;' their little boy=: Sinclair because r a very happy he turned 12. first birthday. 1 sappy birthday "Bryan and Trevor Patterson are such handsome big Jacob turnedto "our Just -'� guys now. Trevor turned four on Sept. 24 and Bryan will one on Sept. animal)y be seven on Oct 3. They continue to till their family with 28. All his►`'!�' 1t ' with love from Jpride and joy. Happy birthday. guys." friends and Nlom, Dad and family cele- " { _ •s ]x'ts Ash, hinted the big t Hodge lilac, Birthdayevent with him. Love from N1om � i Nikki, M.J. and There'll be another candle on the and Dad. Bandit. ' cake for Space, alias Christopher . {" Myles. when he toms three on Oct. Birthday Birthday Happy first birthday wishes were 1. wishing their sweetlheart a happy directed to "our little miss" Olivia i birthday and love are Mommy,0. The big 11 a P P Y Nasner on Sept 25. "You are very j Daddy• his Nanas, Grandads• nun- x fella in the b i r t h d a y ties. uncles and exwsins Garrett and Nehme home wishes went spcx-ial w us and have brought us so - much happiness over the last year.' Emily. "You have brought so much in Pickering is .�,. out to Bri- Hugs and kisses from the rest of the Joy to otrr ti��es " his famihv says. ; two years old. T I arra Ty + 's Sami celebrat- family, as well as a big slurp frtxn f i Akers on ed his birthday P 21. She Heidi, Rutter; GooNe and Gander.Birthday Birthday I on Sept. 6 at turned four McDonald's with ots of Birthday a huthelay P l a y 1 a n d. -_ love l from f ., .. Friday. Sept. in the St_ Atomm} and M o m m y, ,� ;:�. ;.•• 13 w•a a lucky i Jacques Daddy wished '► D a d d y, Y Grandma and Grandpa, and Nana day in the family on •-�� iamb birthday with lots of love. Hawkins' home Sept. 29. PPY Y and Grandad in England. because Laura as Daniel Birthday turned seven. turns the y Birthday I -aura had fiat sharing a family party big seven. day with Grampa Walter Chose, It's a spe- APPY fifth On Aug. 27, whose birthday was on Sept. 21. Wish- tial treat to have Grandma-buthday kgs On Gray ing Laura a happy birthday were man from Haileybury, OntarioJ Duthie pIIilS "� at celebrated his Mommy,Alas- Daddy, sister Valerie, 10 help celebrate. Happy birth- three on Sept 29 with aSarrwaek on fifth birthday at a ar Granm, Gnnmpa and Uncles Paul day wishes and lots of kwc Baumtheune party at tair party with bud - Sept 21. "Love and Alan. from Mom and Dad. home with his family. " dies Darnley, Happy birthday wishes and God bless, Shawn, Tyler, Birthda Birthday Jonathan,say Monk � � all�Wis aunt% brother Brent and Andrew. Gashing the y y from Morn, Dad and Andre w sister Kimberley.party was sister Leigh Anon. Birth The big unties and cousins. Thomson S �Y wishes Rom Mom and Dad. guy in the , _ - tu tuw two on Regan home 90th Birth Aug. 9. Family is six. Kevin 1��1y 1794 Liverpool Road and friends oelebraled his Frank Fawcett, a resident of Ajax shoe: Pickering 831-5431 gaffiered in Gail- 1949, celebrates his 90th on lia toTe cafe Sept.9 th Traoli's family is hosting an own oa. ,xis.tk� � nttr Andy's day at Nana's and Papa's. best wishes 6 from 2 to 5 pm at St. Andoew's Community2. awborber Happy birthday wishes Som and love from Mom, Dad and Centre at 46 Exeter Rd. The family invites wirum may go direcdr to Buk;.t Robbitts to receive Mammy, Daddy and sister Sarah. sister Lindsay. Franks friends to drop in with best wishes only. ---= their F r,ke. 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The Region has 30 days to file an appeal and Durham officials will meet Oct. 15 to consider their options, he says. Mr. Justice Donald Tal- iano ruled Monday the City of Oshawa will get back rent from Durham Region for use of the Whit- by courthouse and regional headquarters dating back to 1988, the year Oshawa launched the suit. Oshawa had been hoping for rent dating back to 1972, the year the courthouse was built. Final figures on the amount Oshawa is owed have yet to be determined, but Mayor Nancv Diamond says the back rent should reach into "the hundreds of thousands of dollars" and the City stands to gain Grand Openii ng Specials Sept. 29 until Oct. 5, 1996 Available at all IGA stores. QNE Fora Rosas ' Flour ' POSES An Pwpom. 10 k! Mg qq Tromm Clu W Chm We Awwbd VA Inds 4 � F J#;'tt'� UA.�Y>etik,tL #fs; Bear Croaker Caka Mix 2Ww~.AwWt8d ato,rwt I "millions of dollars of overall value for our per- centage of the land and our percentage of the building. "It's not a windfall -- it's money coming back that we should have had before," says Mayor Dia- mond. "We're not gloating. It was a long battle, it's been decided and if the Region appeals, obviously we have to fight it." The ruling came two - and -a -half weeks after the civil trial began. When the courthouse was built Oshawa and the then -County of Ontario each made financial contri- butions to the purchase of the 9.5 -acre site and the construction of the facility. In 1974, when Durham Region was formed, title of the property was not legal - Iv transferred to the Region. Mr. Witty says it was an "oversight." The lawsuit has cost taxpayers more than 550.000 in legal fees. In an earlier interview. Mr. Witty said it's unfortu- nate the matter had to go before the courts, suggest- ino, "We're taking taxpay- ers' dollars from one pock- et and lining their other she has "no qualms fight - pocket." ing to get Oshawa taxpay- Mayor Diamond says ers' money back." 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Make sure your contributions GO to the local United Way AJAX-PICKERING -- Fund-rais- ers for the United Way of Ajax -Pick- ering will take their message direct- ly to local GO commuters this week in an effort to get them to give at home. They'll visit Ajax and Pickering GO train stations in an effort to increase awareness of where donors' United Way dollars go when they make pledges at their Toronto work- Y places, and to urge them to des- ignate on their pledge cards that they'd like their contribu- tion to go to the United Way of Ajax - Pickering. On Monday, local United Way staff and volunteers will be at the Ajax GO station to meet Toronto - bound commuters leaving on trains between 6:31 a.m. and 8:13 a.m. They'll be at the Pickering GO sta- tion on Tuesday around the same time. Durham cop demoted in hot dog heist BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHA.'N STAFF DURHAM -- A senior Durham police constable has been demoted one month after pleading guilty to shoplift- ing three packs of wieners at an Oshawa supermarket Constable Peter Watts, an 11 -year Durham Regional Police veteran assigned to 17 Division in Oshawa, was stripped of his first-class constable rank for six months and senior consta- ble status for two years. At a police tribunal bearing held List Monday, Const. Watts pleaded guilty to the internal charge of discred- itable conduct under the Police Ser- vices Act, said Inspector John Morn - son of the Professional Standards Branch. The rank demotion also results in a wage reduction, be said. Const. Watts was placed on six months' probation and ordered to per- form 75 hours of Community service after he pleaded guilty Aug. 16 to criminal diwges of theft under $5,000 and escaping lawful custody. The Crown wkbdrew a third charge of mischief under $5,000, relating to the Aug. 16, 1995 incident in which Const. Watts, who was off duty at the time, was nabbed for shoplifting by store employees at the A & P at Five Points Mall. While admitting his guilt, the con- stable maintained he left the supermar- ket without paying and fled from cus- tody twice in a "state of panic" after losing sight of his four-year-old son, who had accompanied him into the store. The boy was later found at a nearby park with his mother. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1996 -PACE 15 Stu From china to silver, wonderful curios to amazing tinds. Dust off Four own treasure. and bring it in for frc-c appraisal bY our antique cxpert. Thursday and Friday, 3 p.m. to K p.m., Lower Level. THE ANTIQUE SHOW Monday to Sunday 4. iAWA .............. OVER 200 STORES AND SERVICES INCLUDING THE BAY. EATON'S, SEARS & ZELLERS. OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9 PM, SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 6 PM AND SUNDAY 12 NOON TO S PM. 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(North of 401) AND EVERY NIGHT 905 683 5358 Spucial-scr%ict-N I NO A Al TAX tx I I I k 0 r THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,19% -PAGE 19 elf, It 4 - 'A - -- "/ a ep, !!v! 47 '! - Healing Arts Relation Therapy Healing Arts Alternatives in Pickering is a contemporary healing practice based on the ancient art and science of assisting the restoration of health by working with the body's own energy field, using both relaxation therapy and natural energy healing. Healing Arts Alternatives is operated by Julie Ditta, a certified relaxation therapist who's a member of the Ontario Healers Network. She presents a variety of N+nrkshops and courses which promote relaxation and the balance of mind, body and spirit. A certified relaxation therapist for the past four years, Ms. Ditta runs Healing Arts Alternatives out of her Pickering home at 1975 Rosefield Rd., unit 9. Relaxation therapy includes light -body touching to unlock the flow of currents in the body's electromagnetic find. This allows deep relaxation to occur. It's when the 4,)dy is in a deep state of relaxation that healing is tpntmoted, says Ms. Ditta. a trained practitioner, I incorporate a number of natural healing techniques which revitalize the bodv on a kccilular level where illnesses have their origins;' she says. Relaxation therapy sessions are individually designed nd may include light -body touching, visualization and rcath work. Healing energy may be applied to anyone who suffers to stress or anxiety, as well as to illness, disease or it iurv. Even in the absence of these symptoms, deep r.,tyation promotes greater calmness and improves energy. ? \.atural healing, says Ms. Ditta, is complementary to ntemporary forms of therapy and doesn't interfere with �i. dical treatment. In fact, it actually enhances medical HEALING ARTS ALTERNATIVES Relaxation therapy and naturai healing RELAXATION TECHNIQUES to rcica.c ,try and tcnmt m (tt %%cc•k o�mr.w) ASK YOUR ANGELS halanring Ixtdy, mind and pmt (8 wick course) CREATIVE VISUALIZATION tnhark•cs Icarnmg & ccc1kcn(fJ110n, age% to [t, (x %♦cck course) PRIVATE SESSIONS restoring health arkl vitahty & info. call Julie Ditta B. A., B. Ed., C. R. T. 837-5032 NOW OPEN PICKERING ITS NOT WHAT WE 1O DFN TRF. 17S HOW WE DO IT THAT COUNTS' Andre Maragh D.D. KpLSE FREE CONSULTATION $ DISCOUNTS TO SENIORS $ • Complete a Partial Dentures • Repairs R Relines While You %%it • Au Insurance Plans Accepted • Social Services Accepted • Dentist On Premises.:. 179213verpool I kL (Supercentre Plam) MAssAGE THLM+ Neelant Bair BSc., RMT Beth Atkinson RMT Paul M. Szymanowski MSc, RMT Registered Massage Therapists available at: N Old Kingston Rd. Pickering Village (Durham Orthopedic Clinic) 905) 428-7800 treatment. As well as performing relaxation therapy and natural energy healing, Ms. Ditta says another focus of Healing Arts Alternatives is to teach k:hents these methods do then can continue to use them every day. "We give thein the tt,tti. they can take respomihility for their (mn health - Ms. Ditta _ To advertise in this Bi -Weekly feature call Chris at also notes PIC k relaxation therapy is also excellent for children who - ReII are coping with poor learning habits and poor � concentration. "It can he used to enhance their school performance". For more t " information, contact Ms. Ditta at Healing Arts a Alternatives at 1 ! A 837-5032 Jute Data demonstrates the Heaiing Arts Relaxation Therapy. V v AiaxAckeringAudiologyS CERTIFIED AlJ1D10LOGISTS REGISTERED DISPENSERS OVER 15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE • REPAIRS • BATTERIES • SWIM PLUGS C.I.C. HEARING AIDS (VIRTUALLY INVISIBLE) -REAL EAR MEASUREMENTS VIDEO 07000PY Ajax/Pickering Audiology Whitby Hearing Centre 1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 104 1032 Brock St. S. Unit 4 aal -Rall G69 -772A 683-5110 ext. 229 2 - Rehabilit r Caring for you... Dr. S'haro Peterkin ^ Dr. Michael Musceo Dr. 1=rane D'allaire Lynn Boylan,Reg d Prlassage ir_ey 1'.11 qan NUtr,itionil-sultant. e " cal 420-f 443 - ftw Pa6woarcs~ on„ ds#,' basis� .. Liverpool Rd. & Hwy 2 chimpracac. CANADLANA RHYTiMC GYMNASTICS IS. COMING TO AJAX! Classes for girls ages 4 to11 Hoop Ball Print Ribbon Rope Starting Friday Oct.4 6-8 P.M. Lester 8 .Pearson P.S. Gymnasium 21 Coughlen (off Westney Rd. just South of Rossland) Call for Information 416-966-9613 ■ v -f v r 1 Ir W i •of • • r + • • r • • t . r 1 . ' •. a • ► • / a • r r •a ► 1 • • • • • • f • t ♦ • • / t • f ♦ ♦ ♦ f t • • • • . e , • • • • • . -----ice► --- - _ -- - - . PAGE: 20 -THE. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. tiF"ENIBER 29,19% OWN BAGS • HAMBURGER B,[ Nus(ffs) )•(�j+ UAW540 V L� lAlil.Nw TIN •DEMPSI'ERS ENGLISH MUFFINS 0)�- • ROLLS �,.. 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PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA 111 11 el. 39ZA VA D& • cape • CSE NEPAL > CEREA, /'{.� L1 CORh11CK CHRISTIE E9Row, «, 0 PH rot • ��•- c� cqo • I 1 1 I I I l � 1 A -1/m ' y cm getgowl valut, rt'/w/1 mt shIl tit httuh Bill Farms „ ., -•.,, • PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,19% Local player star of the week for U.S. college soccer team AJAX-PICKERING — An Ajax youth on a soccer scholarship to West Virginia's Alderson- Broaddus College was named the school's player of the week for the week of Sept. 23. Gary McCulloch, 23, a striker for the Alderson-Broaddus College Battlers of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, scored a hat trick Sept. 22 against Lenoir -Rhyne College. It marked his second three -goal game this season. So far this season, McCulloch has scored nine goals and two assists for the Battlers, who currently have a record of 4-3-2 in WVIAC play. Team head coach Bill Denniston, a native of Scarborough, praised McCulloch's recent play. "We had Gary at midfield last year. This year, we moved him to forward with hopes that he would score some goals for us. He is really coming through for us" A four-year starter for the Battlers, the senior has earned many laurels while at the Got a score? Call the News Advertiser at SPORTS 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Forehand smash Mike Johnston makes a big return while playing a game of tennis at the Ajax Community Centre courts recently. Dunbarton pounds DOT in football AJAX-PICKERING — The Dunbarton Spartans continued their winning streak while the Archbishop Denis O'Connor Chargers suffered their fust loss during a battle of the unbeaten in sake Ontario Secondary School Athletics junior football action at DO'C Tuesday afternoon. The Spartans exploded for two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to erase a 1-0 DO'C half-time lead for a 14-1 victory. The Spartans' LOSSA league record is now 3-0, while the Chargers fall to 2-1 in their first year back in LOSSA league play after a three-year hiatus. Blair Dickson and Jason Shand scored touchdowns for the Spartans, while Jason Trauy ran in for a two-point convert. DO'C's lone point was provided by Chad Dimmer. photo by Ron Pietroniro P Phillippi, West Virginia college. For three consecutive years, McCulloch was an All - Conference first -team pick. During his sophomore year, he earned a spot in the Alderson-Broaddus' record books as he was selected an All-American. McCulloch, a graduate of Dunbarton High School, is a sports medicine major. I Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser " r Sports now on • the Internet ww-w.durhamnews. net A j ax -Pickering Dolphin tykes hammer Hawkeyes in football btcs, one he ran back for a touchdown. He also forced a safety touch. On offence, quarterback Paul Gemin got the nod for player -of -the - game honors as he passed for three touchdowns. Outstanding team defence account- ed for two fumble recoveries by Ken Silva and one by Robbie Budway. All four Dolphins' teams suit up for COMFL action at Pickering Kinsmen Park on Sunday against the Scarborough Thunder. The tykes kick things off at 9:30 a.m. The final game goes at 3 p.m. when the bantams take the field. The club will host a barbecue fund-raiser throughout the day. AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax - flickering Dolphins' tyke football team made short work of the Oshawa Hawkeyes in a make-up league game in Oshawa last Wednesday. The Dolphins skunked the Hawkeves 39-0 in Central Ontario 'Minor Football League action. Running back Nolan Smith and wide receiver Erik Glavic each had a pair of touchdowns while halfback Coujeo Johnson and linebacker Dan Fest scored one each. West also recorded a two-point safety and a one - point conversion. West was named the defensive play- er of the game for recovering two fum- Novice Raiders advance to tourney final AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax - flickering Raiders AAA major novice hockey team started the season in good form by advancing to the championship of the Pickering Tournament. The Raiders dropped the title game 2- 1 to the Central Wolves. They were down by one goal in the first period, but got a goal in the next stanza by Derek Fullerton on an assist to Ryan Eickmeier. The third period was scoreless, so the game went into overtime where the Wolves ended it. Eickmeier was named game MVP. The Raiders started the tournament with a 1-1 draw against Markham. Adam Bell scored the lone marker for the Raiders, with assists to Ryan Carey and Eickmeier. Goalie Jeremy Nicholson was [tamed game MVP. The tie put Ajax - Pickering in a must -win situation for the remainder of the tournament. s MOUTH WINTER HOCKEY LEAGUE • 4 NHL RINKS AT THE STATE OF THE ART • TYKE TO BANTAM • 3 it 20 min. PERIODS • PRACTICES *AWARDS • MINI CAMPS 3 MORE • ALSO AVAILABLE "KID SKATE" A loam to skate program for boys 6 girls 310 ym of age (squipmeM optionaq For More Information call 416) 41 The Raiders showed their character by winning the next three contests. They beat Cambridge 5-2 on goals by Kyle Wetering (game MVP), Bell, Carey, Derrick Gray and Adam Shirley. Helpers went to Kent, Bell, Josh Marchand, Richard Schofield, Wetering, Carey, Gray, Eickmeier and Scott MacKenzie. Ajax -Pickering pounded Brampton 7- 1 on goals by Assenza (game MVP), Bell, Wetering, Carey, Fullerton, Eickmeier and Shirley. Picking up assists were Kent, Bell, Josh Marchand, Richard Schofield, Wetering, Carey, Gray, Eickmeier and Scott MacKenzie. The Raiders also bested York-Simcoe 5-2. Scorers were Assenza, Schofield, Carey and Wetering with helpers to Kent and Carey and Brad Smith. Goalie Trevor Seelert was named MVP for his game - saving stops. 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These positions require team players who are proactive, responsible, self -motivated and organized and who are comfortable performing a mixture of sales and administrative tasks. These positions will support our Lenbrook America consumer products. The main responsibilities include: • Effective handling of 1-800 Service Calls from Customers, Dealers and Service Centres. • Processingtexpediting Dealer and Service Centre orders. • Maintenance of Lenbrook America's system database. • Monitor inventory movement and prepare monthly supply plans recommending purchase requirements. If you are interested in applying, please submit Your resume by October 11 th to: Lenbrook Industries Limited Human Resources - File #329 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3K1 Fax: (905) 831-6936 No agencies or phone calls please. We will thoroughly review and consider all resumes although we are only able to respond to those who are selected for interviews. We thank all others for their interest. Lenbrook Industries Limited is committed to employment equity. `BmYm0mB1m (be your own boss) HOME-BASED BUSINESS SEMINAR "ONE DAY ONLY" 9 out of 10 people wouldn't recognize a great opportunity even if it was wrapped up in S100 bills. ff you are #10 - you must join us at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa (Harmony Road and 401) Wednesday, October 2nd, 1996 7:30 p.m. COME EARLY - SEATING IS LIMITED Sponsored by Quorum Home -Based Business Consultants FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL: Registration Office (905) 430-3121 FREE ADMISSION • ' In less than a year, you can have the skills being sought in the workplace: • Network Specialist • Computerized Accounting • LAN Administration • Office Administration • Computer Programmer • Office Assistant • Programmer Analyst • Word Processing • Financial assistance available for those who qualify • Individualized, hands-on adult learning environment • Targeted job search assistance OSHAWA CAMPUS 434-8585 (1-800-993-9993) a] its ASCOM CANADA LIMITED As :re ,f �anaoa s `astes- manufacturer and distributor of mailing machines. electronic scales. shipping manifest systems and other paper landhrg prmucts. we are seek:rg to fill the followlrg position. 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L t C 4K5 SM I 1 Wit► on 5 AAs Itis Sept• 30th TAP .. 4 ;J a. to 6 P.M. _ _ NOW HIRING r 250 , • • rF/T Positions ■ REGIONAL MARKETING MANAGERStions 8 P/7 n6110WTN MARKETING LIAISONS QYEII THE rono olx goy ■ HUMANYEARS iow" Scarborough Ir ■ MANAGERS IN NTgAIENING (MST) •Oshawa 'ro 3 9r ■ SALES REPRESENTATIVES III ADMINISTRATIVE �S Mississauga g tear •x,• ■'X,3TRrl3UTION STAFF Side 17R XJ00 • Markham ■':USTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES 20 Ducie Ira • Bame y ■ ODUCCT MERCHANDISERS ■ R AUDIO S✓'ECIAusTs BOde • Ajax ■ `1riRPORATE SALES REPS Whitby moll Newmarket r>3er-T -1 be Dre. ,t ro mew ?-)U. ?VP- you r rfor "Orr r arra arnv,-f your (i r- 'f,/e or "Onlay. Sept 300+ 'r,)m D a m to 5 00 p m at the Travelodge 'el. 55 Hallrrowr Place !VCtona Park SQ I) `+ • .y a • urie5 required '/,Sit our webs, to at :wNW 'U!UreSnOD COM. Out of 'Own ar)01- 5 f.'1x r, -;r rosurTe to (9r)5 5C 1 91 ^9 `BmYm0mB1m (be your own boss) HOME-BASED BUSINESS SEMINAR "ONE DAY ONLY" 9 out of 10 people wouldn't recognize a great opportunity even if it was wrapped up in S100 bills. ff you are #10 - you must join us at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa (Harmony Road and 401) Wednesday, October 2nd, 1996 7:30 p.m. COME EARLY - SEATING IS LIMITED Sponsored by Quorum Home -Based Business Consultants FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL: Registration Office (905) 430-3121 FREE ADMISSION • ' In less than a year, you can have the skills being sought in the workplace: • Network Specialist • Computerized Accounting • LAN Administration • Office Administration • Computer Programmer • Office Assistant • Programmer Analyst • Word Processing • Financial assistance available for those who qualify • Individualized, hands-on adult learning environment • Targeted job search assistance OSHAWA CAMPUS 434-8585 (1-800-993-9993) a] its ASCOM CANADA LIMITED As :re ,f �anaoa s `astes- manufacturer and distributor of mailing machines. electronic scales. shipping manifest systems and other paper landhrg prmucts. we are seek:rg to fill the followlrg position. SALES REPRESENTATIVE Tile areas :` ccve,age % . se u:. -aa. Peglor Ascom will provide a gererous compersatlon ana benefit packageas well as ucrative ?errt,res *o the , ght sand date Please respond In w^t rg ,r fax Chris Brejak Ascom Canada Limited 150 Steelcase Road West Markham Ont. UR 3J9 FAX 905-513-1406 ' Careers 91711 Careers Need some career direction? illoill`�, OBC can help. wi Accounting - Bounm Admausvawn zs Comp•tenud Book Comptarr software a systeffi Operator 1+ Admiauaanve Assutaat • seaeury Demal Aunt* • Ph,=,, T d=aan ' J Medial Office Assunbt - Medial Iib. Am= Med" Office Admtaimater • Hmmn Service Worker Child k Youth Assstant • Ammal Care Ade ' Travd Cosnsd1mg • Tow= a Hospitality Law Ckrk • law and soca m • Ujal Offxc Au =w and ttmT more. - 6d ire pee f•" t• 911, IINK VA& OBC't qmft cagier tiiay CrWWM� is 12 Bali Intl bW 100 John Sc ��BC (Midtown Maul --O 576-9175 � � C0J.L rf[ , Careers PROFESSIONAL F crst- I'y and B..siness P -Ogres' 'tree ween Ooponuniry FkLf - stry Ccurse Part time evening course In-home c,deo courses Intensive _ - :raining. start your own _ o uslness. work at Monte Or -- SMOp. know !^e secrets. r• - - ! know the 100.5, know the trade. Career Scnoot of Floral Design 52 Sty. COE ST. S. Oshawa 19051 436-1991 Fnanclai assistance may be avail able. Are you thinking about a fresh start? Train for a rewarding new career in as little as 5 months. Leam computer and business skills on up-to-date software and equipment with experienced instructors and smaller classes. Call today. . Start Fresh With The Very B t! DIAMOND INSTITUTE of Business and Computer Technology (905) 427-1922 95 88Y1Y St. W. Suite 404, Ajax Fitl&XW ANOW" May be Available pans A Ei EXPERIENCED LINE COOKS, required for busy Pickering restaurant. Able to work in a fast paced en- vironment. call 839-0443 for appointment. 1995 GMC satan teak blue metallic, orgy 32,000 bl., nit, cruse, cassette and more. Asking $17,995 or best offer. (905) 831-9388 ' General Help ALLANTE' CATERING is accepting resumes for part time/ occasional wait staff and bus people. Send - resumes to 145 Liberty St S. Apt, 0306. Bowmanvdle. Ont. L 1 C 4K5. ALLANTE' CATERING is accepting resumes for part time/ occasional Chef with 2 to 3 years experience, Send resume to 145 Ljber. ty St S. Apt.0306. Bow- manville• Ont. L t C 4K5 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1996 Gefleral Cameral GenerGeneral General -81 General General General General Help iIM Help I Help I Help Help Help Help IM Help Im 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 Please 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) 427-1668 Only applicants selected will be contacted FULL TIME Management has forced us to expand for our ski & hockey season. 15 positions available Immediately in all areas. Pay varies with position and responsibility. No experience ? No problem We are willing to tram the right applicants. Call Ms. Scoot 905-721-0299 D 1 R 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 Ind P E R S O N N E L AZ DRIVERS. CDN.'USA -anspori rompary. 2 yrs exp . clean abstract. RCMP :nearance 1-800-'24- 5917 BEAUTY SALON re- quires part-time _,tensed Stylist for Oshawa and Ajax Sala ry'Comm ss on Call Rita 619-8839 EXPERIENCED bar. tercet & wait matt Bring resumes P Winchester Amis 1400 Bayty St Pick ening Homeworkers Needed To assemble our produo6. Free Supplies Start lm- mediatfey Free details Send S A S E to 0 S E 117-T7 1057 Steeles Ave W North � York Ont fil ri 3x1 AJ:�� E IC 3 - 6 MONTH TEMPORARY CONTRACT Our Pickering client requires experienced Order Picker/ Packers preferably with auto parts background. Must be reliable and able to make a long term commitment. $6.85 - $8.68/hr. Call Tara at quantum Tel: (416) 292-2282 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion and there shallbe no 6abdry for non -Insertion of arty adver- tisement. Liability for er- rors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occupying the error All copy is subpect to the ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. DRIVERS WANTED must have own vehicle. valid license and in- surance Positive customer service attitude is essential. Apply in person Pizza Hut, 1120 Dundas St E. Whitby or 299 King St W. Osha- wa. RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT wanted for yard work, pool main- tenance, snow shoveling, as re- quired by home owner on year round basis. Hours flexible. Rates negoti- able Small lot mature rowth Har - AVAILABLE Full & Part Time Art Thompson Allen and Snack Bar 905-839-4425 g PROGRESSIVE and en- wood/Hwy. 2 area. Pool benefits ergetic company in Ajax next summer possible for the right looking for Industrial Sew - Character references and CMachine Operators. person. Creative and interesting parental approval required. work. full time seasonal, Leave message 427-1884 occasional weekends, nor- mal hours 8 a.m. to 5 p m. we pay you airectly, to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A S E. to Five Star Enterprises 1841 Liverpool Rd., Suite 213 Pickering, Ont, L 1 V 6M3 Some experienced re - DEMONSTRATORS quired, however, will train REQUIRED for fall home talented individuals. Con - shows Outgoing personali- tact Denise at 1905) 686- y and the abiky to talk to 9185 for interview the public Experience pre- ferred, age not important Shows usually run Thurs to Sun Call (905) 434- 7199 MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron- to's fastest growing agency HAIR STYLIST tny seeks extras for film and TV Eam 5500 wefrom quaid,ed neededwith work. all types, no exp_ req. home cek ompleting book sur- clientele or without. Also. Earn 57422 80/hr Work veys for publishers. (416) rental chair available Con- guaranteed we place peo- 812-6892 Code 6 Earn tact Vicky or Pat at 683- pie on movie sets every $827 0& week from homes 7821 day Call Jonathan (416) Light assembly, clencal and sewing (416) 812- 6891 EXPERIENCED Super- intendent couple required for low nse apartment building. Please call 905- 831-1250 FULL TIME 5AS ATTENC HMR Stylist wanted for as - ANT, required lir tun serve tabikshed downtown Whitby 961-2226 PIT ESL teacher. Whitby $14 hr 14161367-1147 PART TIME home busi- ness Choose your own nrxwrs and income Call to - Jay (905) 436-0852 o- Jay(905)436-0852 PART-TIME Salespeople equved for door-to-door station in Oshawa also part salon 3 years experience HOUSEKEEPER NAN Promotions in Durham, time attendant required for with clientele, salary.coin- NY regl Lve our. Car 5.30pm-830pm, S10/hr. sort serve station located in missions Knowledge of a must Plckenrg areabonus, min 12 hrs/week. Pickering, can Brenda. Gddwell colours an asset (905)420--4390 evenings transportation required (Days) 905-436-9815 905-430-8998 or 416-327-5387 days Call 905-61 T O R NewAdvertiser 683=0707 68Fax 3-7363 On, I"'�°"•^'�^u • � 1O1erta"'� • • iRtprovertle^ts ' • Plumbing MStorage • MStorage BRICKS.O Biocx wc�k GARAGE Door�pener re - Chimney repairs . concrete pairs oroken springs. ca - steps. Basement leaks tees. ,oilers. openers in - Cheapest prices around staaed S49 New ool Free est 721-2044 Bill openers. 416-336-0073 QUALITY DOOR SERVIC- SUDCZT BOIL D MOVORENI?fi Basement Apts.. Rec-rooms, p umbirlg. Additions. electrical, drywall, decks. tararrlic ting ilk Countertops 15 yrs. Exp. tall Maw (905) 6194M COL (416) E6046M ES GENERAL CARPEN- TRY. tree estrrlaws. house additions. basements. decks. trim work. door in- staliabon. baseboaros. sheds. root nepnrs. (905) 619-2930 Bill Jr J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Speciahzing in custom homes. additidns. rerwvabons. roc rooms and basement apartmenis. Res- idential and commercial. Seung Durham Region for over 1 yrs Free onrtsutta- C i R MW49nwl0e Build- tial. Call J•Nf 9054:W kV repairs and renwamons 5706. oMectriW, Wumbng, ce- rales on. carpentry. From small repairs to map+ ren- ovations. Fully guaranteed. tree estimates. (905}432- 8931 DOORS BR' US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 900-=-01111j4S DUCTWORKinstalled. gloved. relocated. Excelem raN•s. Fres estirrwNes. Elec- tro sg4c air dealer, hu- midifier. Big. Small jobs. Cal Pad 428-0295. EUROPEAN file special - list. will twxwme ybath- our room, or kfChen wars, as Wel as Boor On. Good to- erences and saWsraction guaranteed. For free esti- "M" CIA D. Dykl&s 725- 4913 IGC Aluminum Sjditg, sing, eaves, facia, vii yl and aluminum. Low, low Wim. Quality Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 MISTER POST HOLE, augured post noes, son" of posts in concrete.Sona tubes metaled. all work guaranteed. (905) 665- 0400. Classified Dept. open every Men. to Fri. 8.-90 a m. - 8:N PA. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 6UV07 RENOVATIONS INC. ouaYty home rerlov'abpRS eine• 1975 No PROJECT Too SMALL Ochem • Baserrlenl5 Windows • Doors Ballrooms • Ek. 905.6x6.5211 ALVIN SAMEDAY AJAX Mowig Systems - full PLUMBING licensed smites, moves. appliance Plumber. no job too sinew. and piano specialists Flat no job too big Complete rate or hourly We now Renovation Free a"- have heated storage kmft. mates. gnat prices. guar- Now otfenng free boxes anteed lowest 905-725- with move. Park and load 2507 or 1-1100-340.0058 speual. stating at $99 and up Call for information, • ' p i 725-0005 of, 427-000.5. • Decanting MOUNTAIN DRYWALL and panting. MOVING ST5TEYS • ' " Flooring, boardirltaarq t xturng. "fir; ,, • Carpeting renovations and repaiVWO r Cwmriwcw or iesdanw. Small jobs 15 years ax- FESTERS TRUCKING SERVICES Looking for 8 professional NZ DRIVERS S13-S16lhour 29r-326mile 434-5110 SKI TECHNICIAN want ed for busy ski shop in Pickering Duties included Installing binding, sharpen- ing and waxing Call 905- 683-3476 noHouse a MWIft Cleaning • 9TIr11xt15cltools MATURE woman rail come in to clean home Hourly rale. bonded. rattail ences.905J04-0721 SERVICE Complete & quality household cleaning weekly, bi-weekly, occasionally 10% off for Seniors Insumd & Bonded 906-419-0082 TUTOR Ontario Certified, marry subjects, reasonable rates, flexible hours, 905-6811155-10e2. • suakfafs • Services p•rnenn. Fria estimates, �"1r'g stomps and Doxac CARPET Instaaadons - 25 BURGLAR ALARMS al - Serving Durham and out of �rw• Srxa L "Will npns bears experience. re • j low IhiaTHEM in your lovwn � Ken 434.1500. discoornls Fran ewrwas stretching. our speciality. • homKEEP KEEP THEM OUn - +571-0755 Fr« estimates. D a N Laadac�g Custaol built stet warily RENOVATIONS 1 -Bax -491600 Duncan, 987-1799 x987- wirWow bars for as ilea as By IM.LEAVER T E Flan• I is PAIfi TOINI teoo CEDAR h for $25 00 window allows AddiWorts, SetaW stales, Sp'p�"'g in rooll sib 11fWW t761tMS., nal- Hig, sotrit eaves tiles" window 8 doors. Pleas• ItxX115, dildo, We mailed call Tan 579-3760. lame Boors, doors i talfld0lMS, message. g w WWTER Special. 3-b•d- CONroom maximum 30 yards. (905)425.2145 carpet, $300 wooed. Cal 619-2249 a 905-706- 3206 i Handyman CARPENTER I ROOFER Docks, fences, snow re- ined. ."Mali walla, rim, rooting. Lavin nia"•narin, codling windows and hN remialval. Odd jobs, $151 hour. full insured. Dave SIGON Construction Ltd.. 905723-3014. serving Du&dvn Region for 19 yr. Additions, sundedks, patio door, windows. rec- moms, flagstone, free esti- mates. 905-5765760. hold Repows a msirdwumsee Professional workmwlship By OW how a pry ftw ti05-W1-7tIaZ WORLD PmbssjOw Quality WorlitinjintitV RtrW Rai" Service Reasonable Prices John 10. • tr# (905)71&96801. Guy NLe (MAM-101M ed.#(905)70G6162 TMS PAMITING III DECOR blterior & Exterior Emblem N� W "w3k Will 420.)081 rRIEVOR'S Home Decor - HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS - Move big or sinal, we price them mill Fr« ostirriata, seniors di�rrlt, stwrt notice mows. Applisru m moved, also stomp spmce avail- able. Comparable rata. Cal 432-2650. MEN with largo truck al do household mows, resi- der", oakrnerew. Al ypms of moms. call Carl a Jww 427-2856. IaCHALSKI MOVING houses. aperrrwra offices. appiwkos• and piano sPe- ciakafs. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, imur•d. Free estimates. Excelere servim Cal 436- 7795. •es wholesale prices, hash tug Per Paan of mind even wth • House a delivered. Call 1-(613) wirtdoers open. For a Ire* • Cleaning 472-3886. asomata, cal (905 )426- $429. Party MServic" MACINTOSH - hardware a sotheara repairs. up - grad« a p•liglIm is Ram, twddrw" etc. Fast MAGICIAN. clown Mends, arn.rourd oo-sita, al work ready to entertain for any % aranM•d. Call Bio 668 - age, any occasion. Birth- 75% dari, Mon -bons, open - flow mgs. tarsen. Magc shows are funk Lettuce Map. 839-7067 or 728- 8334 or 683-1171. RABBRwants work doing nwgic fpr dtwrwrs parse• and an occasions. Have try oars megam. Call Er- nie 6684902. NATIONAL MOVING SYS - TEAKS, by or small, 8t or hourly rates. Sensor mid month discdxles. Resi- ' �raflt8flillg : ' 11Gi..Y..dl,w1--II--11.w1,9 i dented or commercial.Larwiticson�•---wYing Comparable rates. Free as - Custom paintlnyfpapenng, Writes. 723-7479 TREE MAINTENANCE 8 REMOVA Aimsa exterior, licensed Also tree talons N: insured. For hoe •sed- p P removal.. mates call Rich 905 6$6- il`I Il " , Landscaping "Free Estimatee'• 2286.Pagar416-614-5611 !I eau nsra t =-70SS Pkmmdyw chnoffied ad on die IIiIrV�6 da of rpW as tuowNW be raparlilill f" more don On8 hS81 on In die t$11E/If Ot:R f�Ifrilof: ' �ial PHa ' SalesA alp/ ' Sales Help/ Shy Hfalp/ P Agent Agent ' Agent �- Start Immediately $20,000 annually plus bonuses - Payday every Saturday - No experience necessary - No layoffs or strikes - Must be able to lift 35 lbs. Ajax Distribution company of consumer products needs 6 people to work in distribution department. Individuals must possess a positive attitude to work in entry level positions up to management. Call 427-6926 STUDENTS earn extra cash for Christmas working a few hours in the evenings 8 on weekends Oshawa area call Janice 721-2582, Theresa 725-7934 In Bow- manville/Cou rti ce/Orono/ Newcastle Debbie 697- 0241 Nancy 697-3382 Hampton/Bowmanvdle Steve 263.1093 In Ajax call Melinda pager 416- 382.3001 or Carly 665- 8130 In Port Hope/Coburg Aidan 905-373-0808. Alfred weekdays 905-372 0258 STYLIST wanted, full - t - or parttime, wage guaranteed plus commis- sion Immediate positron. Call 723-8030 TAXI DRIVERS and van orve,s needed, full or part -trace. must be over 25. contact Bev 10a m -3p m Monday -Friday. 571-1331, or apply to 190 Waterloo Unit 1A, (upstairs) Oshawa_ TELEMARKETERS re- quwreC compiele our phone room for large tame renovation Company $7. lour Must be mature and have pleasant voice 831 2333 ext 235 or 710 HIRING NOW, 8 10 penpie 'or driving positions. No experience necessary, flexible hours, own vehicle required Calf (905) 665- 9034 Monday - Friday WANTED, 20 people in -in the Sports and Entertainment Industry Must be willing to learn all aspects of growing Adver- tising Company Sales Marketing, campaign co.-or- dmadon. assistant manag- er, manager. Must be able to work without supervision Call Shelley 721 -OM WANTED: 66 people to Ics, ..c to 30 pounds by Christmas. All natural. doc- tor recommended Ask how' Call toll free 1-800- 881.6782 WORK FROM HOME. do - 1^2 simple survey over the Phone . $1250 an hour, on line talk time. Please call (905)427-5935. Office ' Help IF you are married, single Single parent. separated or divorced you nay quality tar Financial Assistance. DIP/CERT. programs avail- able. Quark, Illustrator, Photo Shop, Director, Premier. Access. Accpsc, Autocad, C++, Visual Basic, Unix. Novell Enpirhser, Windows N.T.. Small Talk Power Point. Word. Excel. Durham Business Comput- er Cbllege, 427-3010 LEASING AGENT pE- QUIRED, Pan piny IOr resi- dential Complex- Farr resumes to 905-668-2470. H*l� BRIDAL MANAGER Required full time. Managerial experi- ence a definite must- For more in - (905) 666--8689 ' Office Help •I - Experienced automotive salesperson required for busy import dealership. Please call David or Gord Florence 905-427-0111 ,ft' Skilled Office Help ' Help ENGINEERS - canocates must be P Eng. eligible. Local non-prolit organization requires a flexible multi -tasked ACCOUNTANT The successful candidate will he responsible for A/R. A/P. G/L. Pavroll and all month-end reports. Aust have excellent problem solving skills and he proficient In Lotus for Windows, All and simply accounting. A background in social services and funding* expenence would he a definate asset. %llninum 5 years accounting expenence rryuxred. NL.!ase fax resume by October I, 1996 !tl =x'01 M; P E R S O N N E L PART -TIME BOOKKEEPER Required for Travel Agency in Oshawa. 1-2 Days a week , experience in travel industry and knowledge of M.B.A. Ac- counting system would be helpful. Fax resume to: A b C Travel 905-432-1240 THE YOUTH CENTRE A Community Health Centre for youth and their ta- milies, is seeking applications for the full -time posi- tron of Administrative Assistant As a member of the administrative support team you Will assist With the dally operations by providing bookkeeping, secretarial and support services. Some evening wort( B required. The successful candidate WIN have: • thorough knowledge of and proficiency in all aspects of bookkeeping, payroll and basic ac - 9 pimples and p- • three years administrative experience of progressive responsibility, preferably in a (human service "gWization • linowledge and proficiency in the use of cornptltem and atccourtOrtg sotifeare packages • derncrisbated ability to be flexible, possess excellent organizational S kills and be a sell- Staft. SOW your resum to; ExeCU11Ye Director The Youth Centre 360 Bayly Street, Unit /5 A04 Ontairle. LIS I PI Applications will be accepted until October 15, 1996. Only those selected for an interview will be mm, San� MM skilled P SALES Positions now aval- able for experienced Sales people at Oshawa's Finest Furniture Showroom. Mr. Darryl Sherman 905-723-2255 BIG RIG EXPRESS wants A-2 Drivers with minimum exp, of 2 years for mrd USA runs. Home most wee kends. Call office between 8 and 5 Mon. - Fn. 986- 4691 strong technical, project and leadership skills Fax resume to GPS Inc 1 9011 571-4319 EXPERIENCED Flat Roo'e•s • :iu,red for Scar. -)orough roofing company Apply at 42 Crockford Bhrd icarborough (Lawrence 8 'Narver area) Experienced full time sales / repair person required for guitar store. 831-3691 HEAVY - erators wanted Pick uD al} pacations at too() S�mcoe �;t. N Unit 3 Oshawa 9 am -430pm 725.4615 LOOKING 'or Residential Work"' 3r7 'o 5th year Elec- Ca, Apprentice or Jour - ay -man Call 905-725- 3934 MOULDMAKER expen 9rced in P as' Injechon Mould Qualified Candi :ales cal M Valeno (905. 428-6387 or lax resume ,905)428-7919 TRACTOR Trailer dnvers wa^leo for vocal Transport Co Must present. good ab- straCt. ICC medial. pokce search. and dreg screen or we will arrange the test Duties will be P U and D L freight local and across the border Dnvws that am de- pendable aha have good amtudes need apply Can 905-721 8804 IM, MO*A DOW TEAM PLAYER Denial Assistant for East SarNrMeM Office. ExPoriosa anasssry. HWP cwuflw. Call: M-4746 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST required full time for a com- puterized office. Experi- ence required Keyboard skips needed. Rept' to file e 9692 Oshawa This Week PO. Box 481, 665 Farewell St. Oshawa Ontario LIN 71-5. EXPERIENCED DENTAL Receptionist. Required to work pan -tints, afternoons in Pickering practice. Please send resume to File r 9693. Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Dell wa. Ontario,LlH 71-5. REGISTERED Physio- therapist required for pri- vate rehab in Pickering. Fax resume to: 905-669- 3832. Daycare • Wanted NAN W/ AU PAIR REQUIRED b live in for shilt work - Ing single per• Care of 3 aMe children 9, 4, 6 1 12, in the Pickering area. Must be flexible and responsible Please leave message at 416/06746/ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1996 -PAGE 25 Sales Help/DaycareIMDaycarejg�Articles W Agent • Available Available Sale 2 positions open. Advertising Sales Rep. 1 entry level 1 experienced (min. 2 yrs) Telephone Directory Sales and layout experience an asset. If you are outgoing, highly motivated, and have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfaction, we would like you to join our winning team. Existing and new accounts, training, commissions and base pay. Mail or fax resume to Ajax / Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax Ontario, L1 S 2H5 Fax. # 619-9068 SALES HELP/ AGENT WANTED Assistant to a Peal Estate Agent. Duties . Extensive telemarketing Some admmistrative work S10.rhr plus bonuses Flexible working hours. Real estate license an asset. File # 9697 Oshawa This Week PO. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. L 1 H 71_5 Skilled Skilled Help Help OFFICE FURNITURE INSTALLER Experienced in "SYSTEMS" Furniture PRO OFFICE SERVICE For Appointment Call: Mrs. Lyon (905) 839-2594 Pickering ARCHITECT I TECHNOLOGIST With 5 years minimum commercial projects experience. Advanced Cad Skills required with 3-D capabilities. Ajax Location. Please fax resume: 905.428-0230 Daycare Im Available EXPERIENCED daycare in my smoke free home, large fenced yard. with playground. Cratts, break- fast ketch and snacks pro- vided. Al ages welcome. Flexible hours. Dmie/Finch. Kim 420-2458 MOTHER of 2, non- smoker. 8 years experi- ence. walrs, crafts, fenced yard w/swings, toys, nutri- tious lunches/snacks, any age, Hwy 2/Westney Rd. 427-1723 Val. QUALITY home daycare providing an educational fun -loving environment Large fenced yard, play- rooms and lots of toys. 11 years experience, respon- sible mother, non-smoker. FW time daycare providing receipts and references $75. and up. Westney/ Rossland. 905 -6834438 - daycare offered by two Moms. Whites Rd. and Oklahoma area. Non-smoking environment. New bom and up. Call today 420-2447 RESPONSIBLE expen- enced ECE daycare roach- er avaiiable. babies and preschoolers preferred Close to 401 and Ajax Go Westney, and Ritchie. 428- 6974 Firewood ROKA LUMER bit RREWOOD CENTRE 4'xs'x 12- $60.00 418116' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-M Ereni gs 905.4346665 Free Delivery To 40 Oshawa Area W jj ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - Apple, Maple. Oak. Beech. Low prices. Free delivery. Serving Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa. DURHAM FIREWOOD 427- 4741. FIREWOOD - Quality sea- soned 16- split hardwood starting at S185/Cord. Call eve. 705-944-8801, 7 pm. - 11 P.M. FIREWOOD, dry sea- soned. hardwood logs. Will deliver. call (613) 338- 2896 ROYAL CARE DAYCARE CENTRE "Openings Still Available" ' Offering Nursery School Programs 8:00 am to 11:30 am Full Day Programs 7amto6pm ` Half Day Programs Hot lunches, nutritious snacks. Stimu- lating environment. Specially designed age level programs. Call Today to Book Your Visit (905) 509-7513 ' Firewood FIREWOOD F,r Ce e quaaey mar^,wood Guar- anteed, extra ';ng 'uuY seasoneut and sprl Honest measurement Free ;ahvery Kozy Hear F -re. -ood 905753-2246 SKIDS 3 Pallets b ' •e ill ^drdwood 8 soff- W fail mixed. are cut ',, bro- ke^ de,rvery available. la'?e 3 small oads Lmlled time over can ,.905)430- 9013 ' Bargain Corner 6 PCE SECTIONAL ccucn. S'00. anere faae n•T extension and 4 swrvw -rails S10C microwave e,fe 575. Cannonm Type- W"I"and equipment S150. 3 sets of poryester : ynd curtains $25 pair •)5 839-0580 ANTIQUE cdx sdebod'o S' Na•r,f rc Cabinet S'DC th Warnut dresser vi ---+eied mirror S1SC Pine Told door S3C Wainu'60 3 table $15 509-39 CAPTAIN'S -STYLE e .as ^eadboard 6 rnt 'nt .ae _r excellent condition S'50 o b o Call atter 5 �s,sa3-62es CRIB. wide wood wrtr -atlress and 4 jilted streets ?ireilent condition, $65. n. as new $15 839- 39, s FREE to good home, 6 -,onm oid lemair, e Poera- -.an, sable co,our very '-'endly. shots Call 427- 6932 FRIGIDA1RE Fridge •7 zb 11 Ke-nator stove S50cf Par, ota 2 Black S Dec.er electric lawnmow on SK each 831-8941 HEAVY DUTY shelving -Space Maker garage or- gan,zer 3'.6'x8' Paid 5270 Asking $100 905 723-5758 KENMORE 30' STOVE. 17 12 ci: h ledge. heavy duty dryer S250 each 905-686-8138 MOVING SALE - every- thing must go, colonial ,Nyle chesterfiald suite 5400: pine coffee tabW2 end ta- bles $200..Pine extension table/4 chairs 5300 solid walnut double dresser w/ mirror $100., walnut night table S25; rocking chair with footstool $100; wash- er. $300: dryer $250; glas- stop coffee table $75; 683- 2775 NATURAL finished birch Suzy crib w ill wafer -proof mattress a matching dress- edchange table. sm. Cap 427-5756. ' le FALL / WINTER CLOTH- ING at rack bottom prices - Snowboard and ski jackets, Parts, gloves and atxesso- ries; at up to 80 % OFF reg- ular retail prices. Quality named brand labels. SKI CLEARANCE CENTRE 377 Taunton Road East, Osha- wa (Just east of 5 Points Ml 905-725-3468. ANTIQUE cutlery cabinet. $125 Matching sofa. chair 3 loveseat. $350 Enter- tainment centre, $125 Freezer, apt -size. 5150 Solid maple table. 5100 25 -gal fish tank i3 fish, $100. Dressers. 10ft fibre- glass boat, $75 905-263- 2191 ANTIQUES Serpentine dresser. coffee table. wash stand, cedar chest, 4 high back mahogany chairs, desks. dressers, oak framed mirrors hall Chair. 432-4623 Articles Articles For Sale ' For Sale • 7 1 m m to m m m fah ilio m =II HOW ARE WE DOING? , d. c ■ � T� NreeKrteNs ■ ■ s rrX'T`i43d tv pr�"¢Y3 a-r,;,�or'�ers 1r1~' :he � ■ ■ ale seriloe. We n�JUC Tal $rile , ' -UXSe 1C Cie 1A bC ns below ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly. g ■ courteous service? ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ d. Suggestions or comments: ■ ■ ■ ■ 7 cele woulc :Ke .-- '.ea: %rr rou. ■ ■ If you prefer. ■ 1 please contact Fred Esmont ■ 2 at 576-9335. or 683-0707 ■ ■ or fill out this coupon ■ ■ and mail to: ■ a Classif ed Department ■ ■ P -O. Box 481 ■ , 8irs Farewell St. ■ ■ Oshawa, Ontario e ■ LSH 7Ls ■ 'Your sat,s`ac:an is the measure if ur success' ■ FOR SALE FrQ size wasber & dryer Gewfly used works like wew_^r $500 or best offer colt Slue 905-839-6414 ROCK aOTTOM DEALS Apt size washer d dryer MOVING - Dining. Irving 5399 Full size washer and bedroom suites, maple and dryer 5299 Ful size table. china. crystal. silver. washer $169. 3 door fndW carpets, sewing machine $399. Portable dishwasher Everything must go, make $149 14- TVs from $109 an Wier 665-6262 20' 8 up TVs from $250. Heart shaped diamond ring B i W DARKROOM 4or $3.500. Fender guitar $599 sale, Onheya 8-22 enlarger. We bury and $M almost an- numerous trays. diner temp ything. Delivery available. Control Pump, asking $500. most items gu llantead, lay. plus other accessories, away program. 22 Simcoe 434-5096. St. N. Oshawa. Shop by Phone 905-436-1320. CARPET 3 rooms. $299. 12x12 H., gray broadloom, carpet. includes 30 yards of car pits burgandy remnant. Premium New, never used tress off installation. Custom blinds er. 686-23x0 also available at lowetill Dhotis. Sal. 905-432-2750. 2 Furrow Ford Plow, in good condition, $175 oho. Carpet Broker, 100%. Cal anytrna 433.0656. Nylon thick, plush. stain re- sistant old Brother carpet. For 3 morns, only $369.00. Price in - or tax wooden $625: wden desk/ dudes 30 S0, yds carpet. credenza $275: oak dress- deluxe pad and instalation er/mrror $375: matching in your home. Free quota- dresser/night table $200; tion in your home. No,,iin- vanous Mont Blanc pens terest, no payment for one S40. each: exeratlive chair full year. Daniel. 1-800- $80: (416) 426-6649 Ajax 217-0104. Pager. 2 VCR'S for sale. Sears and Panasonic. Excellent condition $90. each 576- 6474. I PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1996 Articles 1 For Sale Articbs 1 For Sale 1,WYasales1 Yard 1 1 FooSak Carpet Mill Disrtibutors, PIANOS - GRANDFA- ` 1967 HYUNDAI STELLAR, 12 months No payments, THER CLOCKS Back to Craft Show 4 speed, auto, air, . No interest (OAC) 3 rooms school specials New andrenvironment SALE SIGNS xc lepil cassette, excellent (300sgit) Installed with used pianos. Not sure? Lorraine 668-9179 body.am1f body. runs great deluxe pad from only $399 Rent to own, apt size, sure to take also. 125. Hardtop camper, camper, Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic upright, grand, digital. key- 'vrE LOVE PUPPIES' THE 5TH Annual Christ- JUNIOR SENIOR PUPP't ,as Call Show. Sat Nov pROGRAMS-Beginner 9196 Jubilee Pavii•^n Overclasses our approach 6C exhibitors Some good emphasizes gentle positive spaces still available Only discipline. small classes- S45 per table For apphca- Start October 4.8. 1C th tion can 728.9'91 Fairview D Training 09 (905)839-3407 as is $126.693-ss03 and Hardwood Flooring boards. Clearance on alln your suns motor . $5500 Free Shop At Home t-800- 1995 stock! Telep PlanosI� Works. 433-1491 breed dogs available Pet 1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE. 663-6046 PeWS� your yard sale 2.5 L, pw, pl. amnm cess' CARPETS - lots of carpet, SHEDMAN - Ouality barn style shed kit 8' X 8'. SPE- elp keep the gauge wire wheels, original 100'. nylon, new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax Many other sizes and styles rclean!! owner, excellent condition• certified $2950 666-8149 matching interior, only ows. furnace. suitable year - $8.995 Also 1991 Cadillac Whitbill will carpet 3 rooms, $349 available. Also garages Buick Regal Grand Spoil. 4575 Price includes carpet. pre- and decks 761 McKay Rd roon interior. loaded. 1967 Pontiac Grand Am. 4 mium padexpert installa- Lind 3, Pickering. For more 905-619-2093 6 -cylinder, $2.995 1990 Arts & Arts 6 dr auto. kms lChevene ton, fast delivery. tree it into call 1 1 bre. loaded. 55.565 1992 52900 cenl19985 mates (30 yards) Norman HUNTER SPECIAL - 2 6 Crafts 6 Crafts 2 dr t 109 k 51500 686-2314 COMPUTERS COM- PUTERS Computer Clearance Centers new hours Mon 9 30 - 5 -OC Tues. 9 3C - 6'00. Wed - Tk0 9 30- 8 00 Sal. 9 30 - 5'00. Sun 12 30-4 30 Just arrived 486's complete $495 Pentiums from $795 386's from 5165 286's from $25 Laptops S95 up VGA monitors from $45 up Las of new SamtuCk factory built perbum5 with software pkgs S20C•-SbOC less than most super store 'specials' Bring your quotes - ads - Save on supenor pmoucts 1905 697 3059 or 164 Baseline Rd E Bowman- ville CONTENTS SALE. tnoge stove almond 56JC oesks ci•-ce 8 Kos bedlkirg size k rchen set. manv other Mems 905 668-3504 FURNITURE SALE L. s '6t- kepi°d cion swa, chin Parson char loveseat drapery and more 868 Corte,» Rd 7shawa Sur 1-4 434- 6655 HOT TUB 5--ar o•cw- 8 'a- '^a ^.'+E colour Filter pump heater d cover $1430 Call 905-'23-0596 H0T TUB Enoosure.Ga- zil 8x8 California Rtfd- 'Aooc Sleet roof. frosted panics Like -ew Must be seen $8(0 080 Call 434 7042 HOUSE CONTENTS. Everything must ;)c ^iov,ng out of town 905--28-2704 Jewellery. watch & clock repairs. Galbraith Jeweliers & Giftware 132 Harwood Ave. S. Ajax 683-0407 KENMORE were wase• all Oryer heavy duy like new S65C pai• Older wasine, aro dryer $300 pal' Eureka central vac system S495 Best offer Can 905-721-7574 MALE MI4IATURE Sic, - San oonkey. 2 years dd in good health $300 666- 6858 MOTORIZED SCOOTER, 51500 OC Wheel chair. $50C Excellent condition call 721.10% after 5pm MOVING OUT OF COUNTRY, selling all household contents. ap- pray 1 year old. plus PSI, computer. with Espon Sty- lus 800 printer 8 other small items 905.721- 9762. !EWER Almond Kenmore tridgWstove. $&,50/pair, an- tique wardrobe, 5475: or- gan. $300: large mi- crowave, $75 oto. Call 905-576-4597. OAKIPINE FURNITURE- 1/�4y pay retail Irises? one oI Ontario s Wd and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling cited to the public. Eg. solid oak 7 pc. dining - room w 6 pc. solid pine bedroom, your choice $1995: many star doioes. Tradional Woodworking 905-965--8774 PEDESTAL oak round table with claw feet, 2 mess -back chars, 8 2 press -back arm chairs, 5996. Electric stove, $100. 805683-1407. PENTIUM 100 Computer Sysurns, 16 meg RAM, 1 gig hud-dsc, Winidom 95, SVGA Monitor. 2 year War - row staring at $1599. Free Colour Inkjet printer inciu fed. 985-6688. We Do Logradse I Slkatte6 Dires it Skirts, t*bts 40% off! Open every Satur- day unfit Oct 30th 1 Dam-3pm Nwy 12 Nir1h Cortes vin ♦West S -Ah len Seder -d 17 Surklertand . 12700 (705) MM-IS45 SNOWBLADE 17Seas Cra'tsmar ding lawn- mower 5125 905-985- 8021 18' Digital Satellite 70 Free channels tot 1 year Rent to ow^ t only 58 - weekly Call 905 571-14-2 HITACHI 35' stereo tele- vis- iJ l,a black picture tube. Pic -n -Pic. High �eso- !ubon Rent -to -own from $158C weekly Cat 905 5-114.2 KENWOOD 200 war Tawe- Plower 5 Disk CC. doub,e cassette tower speakers Rent-tc Iron - $7 25 weekly Can 905- $- 141 - SHARP 25- T11. VCR com- brai.-s Higt• resolution picture tube. front A.Y Jacks auto programming, universal remote control Rent to own• from $7 50,wk Cad 905-57'-1412 WALL snit $ 75 stereo caanet SW, 3 PC K:tc^en suite $100' 905-666-5' -5 WASHERS $'75 Dryers S' 5C a -c Appliance service repair S35 and up Appliances wanted working a not 438-8163 WASHERS dryers, fridge. stove new and recond- ^Ored. $225 and up for to - bored washer $175 ano u0 for recondiboned dryers S 1 , 5 and up for re- conditioned fridges and stoves Also coin operated washer and dryer SIIV ohenson's Fumiture and Appliances. 227 Cour. St. Oshawa 576-7448 WHITFIELD WP2 model. Pellet firing wood s -we .,sed only one season pad 52.200 Asking 51.500 576-3843 WILSON c0hee table' 2 end tables beveled glass lead inserts, rectangular wooden tablei2leaves. both like new. Thomas 1210 Series Colour Glow Organ best offers Moving must sem 668-0651 Articles 1 wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchasing furniture or an- ything oid Scientific instru- ments, china. silver. adver- Usng, toys, decoys. dols. milk bottles. collections a estates. Cal Robert Bowen Anbques (905) 655-8619, Brooldn UNWANTED Scrap metal picked up, fridges, stoves. washers, dryers, cars, trucks, etc. Call (905)430- 9013. Computer NEW MUSIC Ill 0 http //www.dtrharn- news.reV-ayc238lxt- dex.htm Lost & eo 1 Found FOUND - Rotweiller pup- py. apprx. 6 weeks old, fe- male. black and tan. no tat- toos, found at the Whitby Inspection Station on the 401/Thickson. Please call days (905)728-7505 ask for Shannon or eve. (705) 277-9459 FOUND: Female Calico cat. Dedawed. Super af- fectionate. Waling to go horse. Ravenscroft / Ross - land area. 686-8138. INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and wec page creation Hyper link and server storage. "I John Duarte at 579-4400 Autc Sales. corners Stock Rd. and Taunton P,ckerng 427-6110 1969 SUNBIRD RS. a/c. S,n-',_' 4 Cy, OHC. 2- 1001", am/tm cassette, ex ellent condition, very „lean. 139.000km $3500 ertified Call 905623- ^590 • ' Lost dr dooroutdoor BEST Ball. 4- c au 0 . m 1990 CHEVY CORSICA 6 Peft"Suppllly 1 cert. 433.1787 ` Fall Treasures 1988 BUICK REGAL LTD loaded. 137.000 fill, (9051723-5413. Fax 723 - Craft Show otter . 1 54.5M a best otter . 1987 Mazda 323 i Sat. Oct. 5 - 10 a.m. - 4 P.M. West Lynde School 270 Michael Blvd., Whitby Tea room, BBQ is Telepho1d' °0° o l . 1 o b d as ne 427-27- 3855 1988 FORD MUSTANG GT Cobra. 5 speed, excel - lent condition, everything digs. white belly. feet and Some spots available ^ew. $6.500 Call and mouth Missing since Sept Lorraine 668-9179 ea" message (905) 509 - 5095 ere, or (905) 625- 25!96 Answers to name Spill Or neutered and 754 days 'Hous' Please call 905- 1 Arts 8k 1 Pets/SupplieW 6 Crafts Boarding 1988 LeBaron, Coupe. 25 turbo 159Km, loaded. all new brakes and fines, new 'vrE LOVE PUPPIES' THE 5TH Annual Christ- JUNIOR SENIOR PUPP't ,as Call Show. Sat Nov pROGRAMS-Beginner 9196 Jubilee Pavii•^n Overclasses our approach 6C exhibitors Some good emphasizes gentle positive spaces still available Only discipline. small classes- S45 per table For apphca- Start October 4.8. 1C th tion can 728.9'91 Fairview D Training 09 (905)839-3407 hreslexhaust good solid car. $3200 certified obo. 579-9219 1968 PONTIAC GRAND AM Ar conditioning. 4 door good condition. 4 cyl, 2 5 litre engine S1,700 905-436-2784 1990. Pb. c. rebuilt Dpi,s a a Computer P JE Computer 1 Video Video 1989 HONDA CIVIC hatchback. auto. stereo. 120.000 km=ertitied Runs. motor . $5500 1 'wks new S5395 Brock INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and wec page creation Hyper link and server storage. "I John Duarte at 579-4400 Autc Sales. corners Stock Rd. and Taunton P,ckerng 427-6110 1969 SUNBIRD RS. a/c. S,n-',_' 4 Cy, OHC. 2- 1001", am/tm cassette, ex ellent condition, very „lean. 139.000km $3500 ertified Call 905623- ^590 • ' Lost dr dooroutdoor BEST Ball. 4- traxieo. vet Cart cropped. 1990 CHEVY CORSICA 6 Peft"Suppllly 1 6 Found )ming LT 1 owner 4 -door. auto. • (9051723-5413. Fax 723 - stel origmal body & LOST A^oenea a•ea male cat, Siamse emark HOMES URGENTLY baint excellent condition digs. white belly. feet and NEEDED for many home -665-0878 Asking $3995 earthed mouth Missing since Sept less pets Adult qts, 665-0878 25!96 Answers to name Spill Or neutered and 1990 CORSICA LTZ. 'Hous' Please call 905- fully vacOnatW Killers. %at 985-3757. 839-308.5 Checked with Is' booster 1990. Pb. c. rebuilt Dpi,s a a Many medium to large motor . $5500 1 Trailers breed dogs available Pet firm Good condlhon Call 6 1 PeWS� supplies and donations at- 905-434-7655 RP--i-ways welcome Please call DURHAM ANIMAL ADOP- 1992 Buick LeSabre Ltd.. TION 905-436-8411 loadea. burgundy. excellent AMERICAN COCKER ATTENTION:ppg Own. cOrkktim. 63.000 nubs. onde male dCKC Reg ars Dodge Dooley Pe certified. $12.500 Call et shots. vchert 905.576- Waste Systems starting at Scott 905-404-9316 day - 4103.5766048 time or 905-623.9610 554 99 up to 150 10 wt Dog Lite Jackets starting at wm'ngs BOUVIER PUP Mack S25 32' Fire Hydrant in - male CKC Reg Crate dooroutdoor BEST Ball. 4- traxieo. vet Cart cropped. 122' ti. 10' Lifeteriet Guar - 576 -4103. 576-6048 antes. Starting at $1099 Achieve S. 4 -door, auto. 9-9. 7 days/week SHELTIE PUPPIES - (9051723-5413. Fax 723 - Registered. Shots, vat 1466 checked. your pick' Call auto. 2' spring re -arch, row at 986-5164 ZiD ROTTWEILER PUPS - Adorable bundles of love. home raised Excellent temperaments 5250 905- 985-8021 OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOC. Monday night - Oct. 7, novice, Tuesday Oct. 8. Basic Register now Cal Bev 435-09M HIMALAYAN KITTENS - adorable bundles of love. Sea) and Blue Points. Horne ag 15e raised. C.C.A. R- Istered, shots. 9-985- awl. ENGLISH Springer Spaniel pups. championhunting knes, excellent temperament. health guar- anteed, CKC registered. 1400. Cal(905)786.2611. LHASA APSO PUPS for sale. Non shedding. non allergic healthguarantee, vet needled. House train - ng started. Payment terms available (705) 786-3124. BOXER PUPPIES enrich your We with die loyalty and companiahship d a boxer. Brad for superior temper- ment and intelligence. C.K.C. registered. Cal Pro - Boxer's Reg'd Kennels. 655-3028 PUREBRED German Sheppard Pups. Excellent blood lines, Walk 5 tan. Vet -checked. Ist needle. Ass ung 5300. Purebred Ont' toy Poodle, vet -shacked. Ist t0 - nota . Female. Black Asking $400. Cal 905- 434-5605. 1 1 for Sale 1985 BUICK PARK AVE. 3 8 V6. 140,000 kms load- ed. 13.000 080 . certified. 579-4596 1985 CELEBRITY. 6 cylin- der highway mules, excel- lent condition $2295. cert. or boat offer. 728-9348 1965 FORD Tempo, 4 - door, good runner, as is. SON or best offal . Cal 905- 427-3317 if not !tome please leave message. 1985 STELLAR ,automatic, -tcandied. candiied. $850 . 1985 Ranh Van, Propane. both as is, good Iorhdtion, very reliable 905.723- 1906 Buick Skyhawk, on - pre and body mint conhi- tion, no rust, stereo, certi- fied. asking $78% obo. 6B3--7301 or 428-1879 af- ter 6 p.m. lift Dodge Lancer, 4 dr. 4 cyl. auto. very good Shape. $2000 oto. 435- 0924 19" HYUNDAI PONY, 4 door, AM/FM cassette, good for winter car. $600. Call Jin at 905-5794M after 5:30 pm. 1976 FULL Size Jimmy 4x4. Excellent running ve- hicle. Hunters or snow- plowing operators, have a look. $1950 080. Call 728- 0705. 19!32 BUICK REGAL, fully loaded, rust prootel excellent condton, 148.000 kil asking $10.900 or best otter Phone (905)831-1747 1992 MERCURY SABLE silver grey metallic. Air. slec windows, door locks, cruise, tilt. air beg, new tires, battery b brakes, from and rear. Good looking car. Cen Must see. only $6900. Call 430-1767 or 655-8198 M11A"°° For iles SokBEWheel � Im Fo� 1 1 A For Rerd ARLIE SALES LTD. 905- 1964 Chev. Blazer 4X4, 404-8175 480 TAUNTON fully loaded, Tahoe Pack - RD.E OSHAWA. 94 Olds age, 52500 obo. Call 905. Achieve S. 4 -door, auto. 831-3075. low km, $11.565. 92 Dodge 1985 Jeep CJ. 4X4, black Grand Caravan, all -wheel 4P litre, in line 6. 3 spd drive, sharp van, $14.965. auto. 2' spring re -arch, 91 Ford Aerostar XL model. Rancho, RS5000 shocks. loaded, rear air. 87 km, hard top, lull doors, $9.875 91 Chev Lumina, 155,000 Ill. new starter. V6, 4 -door, loaded, $7.695. rebuilt carb.. asking $5200 91 Grand Pnx STE. loaded, obo. as is Call Ian 905 - white. $10.965 88 Jetta 985-3757. Slalom, loaded, sun -roof. 1 Wa11� auto.$5.ill 92 Gran Am 1!384 CISEV Asko Van, e SE, air, sharp. $6,995 90 1 Trailers Buick Century station wag- scrap cars 8 trucks. 24 his. $17.500. (905) 655-4870 on with extra seat. V6, very Fhydro pit SNOWMOBILE of 905-706-5234; 30 min. dean. 56.995 90 Half -ton - Silverado. loaded. $10.965 1981 TERRY 35ti. house 1989 Cadillac Sedan de trader, 2 hp -outs, awning, Ville, finished in silver with fully -loaded, storm wind - matching interior, only ows. furnace. suitable year - $8.995 Also 1991 Cadillac round living, asking Fleetwood, $12.900 1992 $10.000 Call 905 -263 - Buick Regal Grand Spoil. 4575 2 -door. maroon with ma- 19% COMMODORE roon interior. loaded. Summerside. 12x4C Bal - $11,965 1985 Olds Cierra. sam Lake Trader Park & 6 -cylinder, $2.995 1990 Marine. waterfront site on Pont Bonneville SE, Trent Water System, sell $7,995. 1990 Tracker, auto. due to illness. (705)374- $6.995 1989 Buick LeSa- 5043 or 705-738-7199 bre. loaded. 55.565 1992 48' detachable double Saturn. $9650 All cars HUNTER SPECIAL - 2 above are certified with 6 older travel trailers. 1711. month warranty Best re. $1200 each Call 705 -324 - conditioned vehicles in the 9317 or 416-512-7561 Region of Durham ARLIE SALES LTD 905 -404 -Auto Parts 8175 480 Taunton Rd E 1 IL 0---;. Oshawa Auto Insurance, Having a problem getting a competitive rate? Call Jones - Dooley Insurance, Ajax for a quotation. = 427-3595 go CAN'T FIND A VAN) That's because we have them alt! GM, Chrysler, Ford from 1986 to 1994. Certified and ready to go sterl- ing at $4,995. 1991 Lumina Z34. loaned. A-1. PnSbne white. $9.695 1969 Celebrity Euro, black. loaded. A-1 55.995 1991 Teml air. auto. now only 53.695 1990 Pontiac ll Dill bided, black with T - tops and only 95.000 km. $7.595. 1990 Olds Ci lass supreme SL loaded. 90.000 km. $8595. 1990 Grand Prix STE. loaded with power sunroof, vil $8,595 1990-92 Cavaken . 5 to choose from starting at $3.995 4 Oldsl le 88's and Buick LeSahre's 1990 and up, from $6.995 30 other quality pre- owned vehicles avail- able now at Certcar Auto Centre, 155 King St. W., Oshawa at Mid- town Mall ori". 'Where customers send their friends' (905) 579-2166 1993 Chev Cavalier, 65.000 km . 4 -dr. . or. auto, amtim Cass. green in co- lour $7900 5766130 Dave TURN KEY AUTO SALES 7725 Baldwin St N (012 Hwy) Brooklin 1990 Sprint, 2 dr hatch. 5 sold. high lures. low price - $1995 cert , 1990 Taurus. V6 loaded. au bag 14495 cern: 1988 Honda Civic hatch- back, auto, drives perfect 33 FALBY COURT 2 8t 3 bedroom apartments in 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 & 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. SAT. & SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1, 8 2 Bedroom ap's Oshawa and Bowmanvdle Starting at $600/month. fridge & stove included. with laundry facilities No pets Can (905;434.2407 AJAX LARGE ' bedr- bsmt apt Sep ent . 4 pc bath 5625 inclusive 1st/ last Ret No pets. Avail. Nov 1.686-9677 GUARANTEEDLowest $3995. cert.; 1987 Ford 1993 CADILLAC Aerostar Van, 7 -pass. V6. DEVILLE, 2 tone white, looks b drives like new S1Kms, certiciad. 122,000. 13395 can.; 1995 Neon 430-8911 after 5. Sport. 5 spd., air. like new 401. GO Pool. sauna One $9495. cert.; AS IS SPE - 1993 HYUNDAI Sonata CIALS 1986 Celebrity Eu - GLS. phi. pill, cid, naw, tires. roWn 1595; 1983 Ford new exhaust. Call 905- P -W put-up 1496; 1979 623-8821. Ford Van 250, 1495; Call Ted Sal 723.7471. Im Tabu Eagle, white, 683-8571 until 7 30 p m ABS, a/c, auto, klMlf loaded, AlItt7Rq' 11 $11,500. Andy 619-0463 or 1 Wa11� 427.7872. 1!384 CISEV Asko Van, e A i A TOWING Pay $50 - pass., extended cab, load- 15000 rash for used 8 ad. dutch doors, plus scrap cars 8 trucks. 24 his. $17.500. (905) 655-4870 7 days. Cal 905.68&-5003 Fhydro pit SNOWMOBILE of 905-706-5234; 30 min. 1994 HONDA CIVIC DX, - v" -coups. like new. 43,000 CARS FOR CASHI We kms, balance of warranty, buy used vehicles. vehi- $13,000, candied, 905- des must be in running 688-1385. condition. Call 427-2415 or I cane to 479 Bayly St. East. 1964 Toyota Tercel, auto., Ajax at MURAD AUTO 1500 as is. Cam Abe 905- SALES. 683-5117; Evenings 427- 1637. Tr_uCZ 1 67 CHEV CAPRICE for CLASSIC. V8 305, fully CAW Car Cal Card at 666-5545 loaded 170,000 km. mint 90 FRHT. (SALE OR condition, 14500 cil LEASE) $1499./mo. with fied.985-4832. Port Perry. down payment. Also 48'x102' air -ride flatbeds & 48' detachable double drop. 1-800.724-5917. 33 FALBY COURT 2 8t 3 bedroom apartments in 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 & 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. SAT. & SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1, 8 2 Bedroom ap's Oshawa and Bowmanvdle Starting at $600/month. fridge & stove included. with laundry facilities No pets Can (905;434.2407 AJAX LARGE ' bedr- bsmt apt Sep ent . 4 pc bath 5625 inclusive 1st/ last Ret No pets. Avail. Nov 1.686-9677 GUARANTEEDLowest n.rnw uxruru kuwers. Prices in Durham Region Spacious apartments. quiet for tune-ups & brakes Call 1 building. dose to shopping. 905-'28--6337 401. GO Pool. sauna One j bedroom November Ist. 3 bedrooms immediately and December Ist 683-8421 or 683-8571 until 7 30 p m • 1 Snowmobiles1 Snowmobiles AJAX. Country setting, top floor of duplex would suit er- single non smoking par- sortCentral air $650 plus , 85 PHlIIZER SA he l Avail i�le- Fhydro pit SNOWMOBILE Batey, 426-eo86 AJAX. large 2 bdrm avail inroad . 1 bus to GO Train. . GA, separate entrance 8 Laundry, Close to scho ll inclusive 905-683-6107 to view I AVAILABLE Immediately. Spacious 1 bedroom apt i1��1I Laundry. Parking, non - Dependable, exci ll. Gond., new seat, smoker. no pets 5550 all bar, skins, hand warmers, runs. ts666-tAl required incltoe CAW Car Cal Card at 666-5545 Beauty Oill O.D.O. 1-705-328-0402 s Marine/ Apartments I, For Rent 14FT. RUNABOUT, with 28hp Johnson & trader. asking $1,100 Can 905- 725-6748 19" 18h Bayliner buss boat, new 371bff trolling motor, 50hp motor, new Wanes. Lvwwell fish find - at, stereo, cover, well- mentened. must soil $5000 firm 905623-4775 1989 SUNBIRD 24' Cruiser Fulty loaded AST cabin, tnm taps. VHF weather band. WC water, F/ S. 3 pace washroom, 350 OMC, low hours. goodcon- dition $19.500. 705-749- 6353 days, 705-877.1209 weekends. ATTENTION FISHER PERSONS!!!! 1995 17.5 Hydra Sport,130 HP John- son, 2 fish finders, trolling motor. 3 batteries, kVe"I Batwel!. rod holders, ster- eo, 117,000 000 cal 623- 9107 1965 Polaris 650 Water- craft, excellent condition. Only 30 hours use. Great running machine. Asking $4800. obo. or will trade lex snowmobile. Phone 905- 985-3566. 11 "' ForRed OSHAWA 1 8 2 bedroom. located at 350 Malaga and 946 Masson Street. Avail- able irmwbaMy 1600 a $700 am inclusive. No pats. Call 905-576-6724. 1 BEDROOM BSSET apt. Bright, dear; dose to O.C. 8 Civic. FirsULal all inclu- sive. Available immediately or OctJNov. 1550 pix mo. 404-2823 1 BEDROOM nicely decorated bachelor apt. Near Lake Ontario, West Shore, Pickering Included heat, hydro, laundry lacik- ties. 1545. Suitable for one. Close to schools, public transit. Call Paul 416.805- 9997. .A MAKE .A YOUR MOVE Well Maintained 2 bedroom apts. Avail- able miredlately. $629 + hydro. lstllast re- quired. In quiet 6-plex building. Close to all amenities. WtNtby. Ap- pllances Included. 441L (905) 666-5535 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, in Whitby Apt budding., spacious. carpet ed, newt' paintel with bal- cony. close to bus. shop ping, all utilities included first / last required. no -pets, 1 bedroom $650. 2 bed- room. $750. call 430-0134 AVAILABLE NOV. 1ST. main floor 3 bedroom. in- cludes 3 appliances, shopping, transit, share washer and dryer $900 plus 60% 420-0539 1 BEDROOM apartment on second floor of house. 1600/month. parking, utili- ties, cable included. yard. Central Oshawa Pnvate ent. No pets- 1 sviast re- quired. Call 723-0704. BASEMENT, newly car- peted separate entrance. kitchen. a/c, dose to GO, 2 BEDROOM APTS. 401, mall no peWsmokwa Avail. Oct.1,. 309 Cordova Avail Immed. $450 indu- Rd., Oshawa. No -pets. 905- sive. lstAast. Cali Victor 579.2387. 420-6863. 2 BEDROOM in six-piax rear Oshawa Centre. Frklge, store, bo+ril ISO - Kies. Available Nov. 1/96. $7021mth. First/laat, H&H included 576.0498 213 bedroom apanments, 8 story building, dose to schools. library, South GM path Available kraeckata y. 428-6328 1-7 pm for appointment. 2M CORDOM 2 bdrm. apt Park 8 Blow. $7001' mo. 2nd noon unit. util, ind. 1stAast. Parking. For mors into cam 576-2877 or 571- 4776 or 435-0917 after 3 pin• 3 bedroom apt. in new, du- plex. All appliances. Cen- tral Oshawa Available now. $800/plus hydro. 728- 5902 AJAX - LARGE bright one bedroom basement apt. on Transit routs, dose to shopping. schools and hospital. 5500 pus 12 util- ities. Cal Ian or Robert at 427-4873 AJAX 2 bedroom base- ment. available Oct. 1, $695 plus. separate en- trance, parking. , cal 619- 0400 BAY RIDGES. 2 -bedroom ba$WneN apartment. freshh- y-Painted with laundry, all utilities, cable, $750 tridul- Shia. Available Oct.1 st, 1 sV tact. Cam 839-8". CENTRAL AJAX- Avail- able Immediately: large basement bachelor apart- ment with fireplace; park- ing. Suitable for non- smoker. $525, 1stAost. Colt 683.4904. FOR RENT - 1 and 2 bed- room apt. in a very quiet and well kept bulking, dose to all ananssa, bus stop at door, Park Rd. N Oshawa. Phone 579-9016. HWY 0-2, ROTHERGLEN, kern =AM.br4d . modbrn, large 2 bedroom. separate entrance. 4 appliances, no smokinypets, available im- mediately. $780, first 8 fast. utilities included. LARGE one bedroom basement apt. Nor"moher Wsbffed. No pets. FkatAest required. Paddrng, laundry, $5501mo. Gibb Si Oshawa area. Available irnme lists- ly.435-2497 LARGE 2 bedrm bsird. apf, FIR large badryard. pets welcome. Avail. ime". $700. + trill. Ajax, 905 -OW 7486. " "7R " Apartmentsun Houses Houses For Rent For Rent For Rent EIN11 Townhouses Townhouses For Rent For Rent LARGE 2 bedroom with OSHAWA, main flowof 0 tinand den, clean, mod- house, large 1 bedroom, ern, no pets, IstAast, in- parking, laundry, 1st d last. cludes parking, $690 per $650, inclusive, 668-0034 mo. plus utilities minutes to Oshawa center. Available OSHAWA,LARGE 2 bed - Nov Ist. (905) 831-1490 room basement, separate entrance, fridge, stove, washer d dryer, includes utilities Avail. Novi 905- 404-2270 PARK/ADELAIDE, one bedroom newly painted apt Fridge, stove. water. Parking included. Laundry available $525/mo hrsV last. Call 723-0309 PICKERING VILLAGE large bright one bedroom basement apt. Sep en- trance. laundry fac., park- ing, air. $650imo. including cable Evenings 509-9209 or 427-0622. PICKERING Large basement apt Renovated, one bedroom, large kitch- en, livingroom, bathroom. laundry, separate entrance Nonsmoker/s. no pets $650 incl Avail Oct 1 905-831-3250 LARGE 3 BDi APTS. From $7691mth. + hydro. A/C, Carpet, 4 appl. and parking incl.Walk to Pickering Town Centre. Close to GO Transit and Hwy 401. 905-420-6305 1480 Pickering Parkway. OSHAWA LARGE '3 bed- room apartment. with fire. place. 6 appliances in- cluding laundry. 2 full baths 1400 sq ft., air con- doonrng, intercom, parking Close to lake $975/month + utilities Avail. Nov. Ist. Call to view 905-725-9991 $1 - lA Absolute Affordable, "0 SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? WHY RENT? OWN YOUR tiOME!! Mortgage payments 3-BednKlm Semi $679/month 3 -Bedroom bungalow S71{9/month 3-Hedroom Jr. f{xec. $969/month No down payment? Bad Credit? Bankrupt? Call Met 1905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep Sutton Grnup F.x,el Realty Inc. $1.1 A Absolute Affordable WHY FtENT7 OWN YOUR HOMES Payments from 5569/mo No Downpayment,7 Call Me 571-6275 1-600-840-6275 Marie Stapley Sales Rep Suitor Group -ARGE one bedroom apt. PICKERING Excel Realty - attraaive bmst . Park and Bloor area, spotlessly clean 3 bedroom 'hhawa. 5475%mo first/last. main floor, grey broadloom, nclud,ng utilities, parking. no pets. utilities included. Oct 15 Call 416-487-1637 $1050 905-770-7222 or NEW one bedroom base- 416-494-3765 mer! apt quiet neighbour- PICKERING 2 -bedroom hood. non smoking, all icn- basemert, separate en- lusive FirsVlast Avail. Nov trance, fenced yard, park 1 $580 ROsslandi$leven- ing close to ajl amenities son 579-9219 $695/month plus utilties NEWLY decorated one Oct I Call 831-9730 rte •^sin apt, full base- PICKERING 'Wh,tesi401_ front. deck, Pi. entrance, clean bright 1 bedroom downtown Oshawa, close basement apt, fug kitchen, to all amenities. S 00ymo air, laundry, sop ent . Carjt Heat, hydro. water includ. ing, uhlties included Non ed. Ca11905- 718-1751 smoker lstlast, S65C Call NEWLY renovated large r.. redroom basement apt Own entrance, ap- plances, own laundry. utd,- ties and cable included No pets Non smoker Frrsbfast Avadabie Oct. ! 905-576- 86.4 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES ! WHY RENT? BUY, f lo'lown payment. No problem, Let me Show you how' Mort Pay 5700 0 A C Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep. Remax Accord Realty Ltd. 576.3111 837-0227 exposure. fireplace. $700 PICKERING, Whites Rd Finch Clear quiet. bright . • \ newly renovated 1 bed- A MUST SEE' 8cw-rian room. basement Walk out I I ! 1 1 ravine. Separate entrance Wentworth St W .a,3e 2. a/c no pets'smokers Sate 1 I 1 1 5650 mclu5 ve 905 shopping. available imme- 1 I ONE bedroom apartment. 837-0218 ' errs!@ possession.k S. AJAX basement apt . 1 \ prefer couple. South Osha- bedroom. walk outto In- wa, Includydro, es hfndge. vale patio, sunny southern �:ove carpet shopping plaza bus stop, laundry exposure. fireplace. $700 facilities. 725-2642 after 5 inclusive, available Nov 1. 42-.8,967 P, A MUST SEE' 8cw-rian One bedroom and two SOUTH OSHAWA 275 t .-.,rims acts from S45o Wentworth St W .a,3e 2. arra up plus utilities 725 bedroom close to buses 6753 shopping. available imme- OSHAWA 888 . 900 diately. $600 8 up fridge. el 2 oedrwxn apts Stove. heat. Hydrro. parking ion, $675- $710 3 bed- IM roast required, no pets room apt 6720 close to 723-6637 shopping. schools, GM and S965. utds Call 905-623- Go Utilities Included F,rsV SPACIOUS two bedroom, last required Call 728- basement apt for rent. 2 -BEDROOM A,u.able ,mmedateiy' Main floor. fenced baCkyard lots of parking. Grandview School area (Grandview, Bloci $7DC all inclusive - Call (905 579-1985 3 BEDROOM. 2 storey 5 appliances. 4C Available as soon as Possible at Tamer Crt (Bayly,Lrver pool) Pickering. Close to GO. Schools 6 shopping $105amonth pus utilities (905 839-2113 4993 Westney . 02. Non smoker $630 Available Oct 1 Own OSHAWA 2 bedroom welcome. $750 per monrn. A MUST SEE' 8cw-rian ao1 O--ve and Srmcbe St Ava,albe Nov 1 st . 905- .die .3 Deem sem., Close to area Gose taamen.- 428-7004 school 8 40' 1 1,2 baths. heat, hydrr o included THREE BEDROOM finished bsmt, large ferlcad S620,hes on ass re- quiet. Ist.last, 728-6754quiet yard. private driveway in. gwired 43hly -6311Firstf quoted 434-63n leave Per duplex. qu,e! ,:o.,'! ,n r dudes F. S, disnwasner message Whitby. near bus and day S965. utds Call 905-623- OSHAWA 2 rare, In,". stove. parking 2873 bedroom included no pets Isvas: - bnght clear modern main $725 plu utitt,es Available AJAX - 3 bedrooms, ap- floor apt. 2 min north of OC . $65&mo plus utili- trh Dec Ist, 668-75113 pl,a^ces air. new carpet. ties hes Includes parking TOP floor of house 2 bdrm. deck parking, avaiade Nov 1 $925,mo pus utit Available Nov Ist 905-831- 149C hrstlasl Appliances includ- Cali 1 800-475.9949 jest condlUon 21 Darn ed Clean,et vu people. + MIT 579-5077 or after OSHAWA. newly renovat- ed one 8 two bedroom, in- cludes heat. hydro, parking and laundry available No Pets. non-smokers. starting at S575 (905)831-8030; 1905)839-1984 OSHAWA - large 1 bed- room apfor rent la small Quiet building. Wilson d Bloor area Heat, hydro, fndge, stove tnciudad. Laundry on promises. Car- pet throughout. No dogs. Please call 721-1178 any- time. OSHAWA bright 1 boil_ room apt. Erthplpyed adult preferred.5475- b 5490. including uhlties. 1Wall Avad. untried. 723.4173. OSHAWA CENTRE beautiful 3 bedrooms, air con., 1 1/2 baths, 5 ap- Pllarlcets, walkout to private lanced yard. 2 5885 plus. firsNlast NO Pets. Naar school 3 Civic. Nov. I. 6166-1946 OSHAWA immaculate large and bright 2 bednn bsmt apt. in raised bunga_ low. Nice and quiet area. No -pets, no smoker. Avail. Nov 1. $695. Cal 725. 9989 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- ING. North Oshawa. 1. 2 3 3 bdrms. Inclusive, pay ca- ne. Parking 8 laundry tao. 723-20W. OSHAWA, dose 10 GM 2. 3 -bedroom apartments, $600. $725 b $835 respec- fi ly. Call 905-428.5740. Whiling Ave. Oshawa AJAX 2 storey detached 3 $630 Available Oct 1 Own bedrooms. 1 1.2 baths. outside entrance 571-7989 fenced yard. no appliances, after 5.30 p m $1200 plus utill Nov Ist. 4.68 (4161 487-6319 TWO BEDROOM apart- BOWIAANVILLE - 2 bed- ment for rent. 1,100 sq. ft., room waterfront cozy bun - near O.C., non smoker, galow. preferably couple. quiet. Ist.last, 728-6754quiet neighborhood. fenced walk everything. ga age yard, 1stAast, available Oc- WHITBY - now one bed- totter. $750. 905 -839 - room basement apt. in pro. 5746. vete home. DundasyThiek. BAY RIDGES, Main floor, son aroa- Non -smokier Pte- 3 bed, 1 bath, fireplace, ferrad.Sep. entrance. In- hardwood floors, 4 alcludes aWiances. cable, $975. + 50% utildies. Close utilities. Single employed to GO. non-smoker. Avail- p-prelenad. No tom. able Sept. 11st/last. (905) SGOQkrw firStAast taQh s'a Avatfi. Nov. 1.665-0165 831-4753. WHITBY apartment for rent, 1- bedroom $550, 2 - bedroom $650. first a lest required- Bachelor apart- ment. 5500 Phone days 725-8911 evenings s weekends 6664016. WHITBY centra( victorian style building on a mature setting. Available Sept. 1st. 2 bedroom apo. 12 ft. ced- ings. Includes utilities 8 parking. $11Mmonth. 668- 2326. No phone calls after 9m. WHITBY- North of GO. 1 bedroom main floor. Nice neighborhood. Available Nov 1st. $600. Call 668- 3161 or 723.9340. WHY rent when you can own your own home for less *an you think?!! Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666-3211. LOVELY 3 BEDROOM Myrtle Rd., Whitby, beaub- fuly landscaped. Private, kits of parking, Cal Eugene days (416) 491.8899 eve. (416)491-6732. NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE 4 bedroom semi in nice coed. Wall out to deck. 4 appliances, rec room in basement, on quiet street. Avail. Nov tsl- $900. + ud- ties. Phone 905-839-4659. NORTHEAST OSHAWA - 3 bedroom semi, large yard, 5 appliances, $950. plus utilities. First month free. Available immediately 905-668-2564. OLIVE/HARMONY, 2 bedroom main floor $750.. 2 bedroom lower level, wood stove, $675. includes utilities. Both have 2 car parking. Available Nov Ist. (416)754-8918 OSHAWA - near 0 C 3 bedroom semi, 2 bath rooms. large eat ,n kitchen with walkout to deck Fenced yard. private drove Quiet family area. Close to schools. rec centre, trans portation and shopping Gas heat $935 Into plus Atihhes. Flrst/last required Available Nov 1 Call after 7 p m 905-839-4552 OSHAWA Townhouse. 2 bedrooms clean Fridge. stove, $805 monthly, first, ast required Hydro d water .r'duded Available Orr 15; or ALSO available WHIT By - 502 Dundas W. older 3 bedroom semi, clean, $800 monthly plus utilities, krstitast required Available Call Norris Cornwall Sut- ton Group Realty :1993) Inc 436-0518 PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP is accepting applications for their waiting list for future availabili- ty, for 3 and 4 bedroom units. targe playground & spacious units. Near all amenities. Please call 666-2008 or visit 95 Crawforth St., Unit 85, Whitby, Office hours, Mon.- Thurs. SUBSIDY APPLICATIONS ARE ACCEPTED BUT WILL ONLY BE PLACED IN THE HOLD FILE AT THIS TIME DUE TO NO SUBSIDY AVAILABLE. APPLICATIONS CAN BE PICKED UP AFTER OFFICE HOURS BETWEEN 10 A.M. AND BEFORE B P.M. SEE MEMO ON COMMUNITY CENTRE DOOR FOR PICK UP POINTS. U5HAWA 2 3 '. ^0h rooms ',, .1 .ast. Avadade immed�atey �-' 8 r ,, (9051 121-151a OSHAWA, 3 bedroom up- STILL RENTlNr, per eve, a„ndry facilities. mosey dpw^ ' 'c -:wr 2 'r one car parirng use of use - 8 3 Dedroomomp Fro, yard. near OC 590 ,ihlmes ISt/last Call 433- S751"' per monrn all inclu- 4.68 sive minimum yearly r - SEMI - Oshawa excellent sortie 525.000 Aurelia Ra- OSHAWA/COURTICE sanu 720-9414 ext 201 bo"J-n -e 2 bMr'»r^ w,M m"atety $400 all rndutl- balcony. newer House. ', ROOms walk everything. ga age EMI 'erced backyard, great fOr Rent neighborhood S895 ,nclu- "117M Swe Avail ,mmed Days home rc share. 3 rooms ,416 6173283 �;K I i PICKERING 2 bedroom burga�w _a _. lndge stove large lot. walk r PTG'GO sq% Pius utilities (9051 420-1524 PICKERING L-verpool, Glera^^a 3 Dedrm de- tached. 3 app. 1 1.2 bath. garage. backyard. patio 51200 'mo Ava,I Nov 1 416-267-8%7 Cl_L.AN. BRIGti T HoLl Okla^,A, ,: & White% Rei RLKtm.s for rent, monthlt Hvdro statf welcome' 420--0012 PICKERING 3+1 Dec- DUNDASTHICKSCN .x- : storey berpel. tire- Wh.tty ',rn�s^e, .,,Dm in pace. jacuz , tub CAC S iov" home S356-10rth. VAC $1150 .uloreS (416 laundry facllit.es %Oil 739-3981 Smoke, ho Dots 728-6563 SEMI - Oshawa excellent NICE ROOM '-,• rent in area '✓ :;M. shopping and hcme A,a. avalabje im- schools 3 bedrooms. 2 12 m"atety $400 all rndutl- baths in-law apt ,n base- ed 428-3763 or 905) 940- ment 2 stoves 1 fridge 2412 Jose available Air con Sgoo me S158.500 Call (905)294 Plus jhk!,es Available "lOv 1 430-0316 anytime "117M WANTED good :marts •� home rc share. 3 rooms ter! arge _!ear 3 Dedropm �;K I i house. fenced ir bapkydr,, Hockey NFL Football 3 Adel,atle and Har^,r area. $925 pus uhlities Is last. available Nov ISI 432-1268 WHITBY, THICKSON RCSSLA%C 2 storey de tacked, 4 bedrooms, 2 1 ', baths, fenced yard avail aide Avail ' Immed n( Pets. Sl 150 pus 721.9592 WHY RENT? No mons) Clown Own your own home. like new. fridge. stove. $795_ xtcl all but phone. 3 bed. room asking 565.900 Min rep gross income 525.000 /year Call Ken Collis. Coldwell Banker 728-9414 ' or T Fotl nhou Pat 3 BEDROOM TOWN- HOUSE (end unit) avail- able Oct. 1 st in North Osha- wa- Quiet complex. Ist 3 last required. $850mth. 723.6708. COURTICE 3 -bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 -bath. nice location. access to schools, church, public transit, avail- able Nov.lst No pets. Call 905-420-1037 after 7pm. KING A TOWNLINE AREA available Nov 1. Large 3 bdrm townhouse, neutral decor, 4 appl., 1 1/2 baths, basement 8 garage. $895. + util. Phone 721- 8213. Evening and wee- kend appointments avail- able. NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom 4 basement townhouses in well main- tained family complex Freshly decorated with Fng.lstove, close to all amenities. Starting at $738./month. On site Mgmt. office. Call 905-728-3777. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTE%IBER 29, 1996 -PACU. 27 N Atxomodation office&U • Retail Space ' ' Private Homes For Sale 2 BEDROOM CONDO In OFFICE space for )ease. BROCK RD 8 2 Great South Ajax with rep facil overlooks busy Hwyil2, family location, 3+1 bed - and ensu,te laundry, to handicap access. air con room, 4 baths. walkout share with 1 other Sep plenty of parking Can basement, newly broad - Oath. shared kitchen S400, 725-e991 loomed 8 decorated. mo 428-9687 'ohn-•.�pne points hot homes) heated points hot S158.500 Call (905)294 AJAX, three bedroom Industrial 8461 or 1905)473-3268 home rc share. 3 rooms • Units BURKETON area 4 Ded available, negotiable pno Hockey NFL Football 3 room pick and stone bun - es. pool. close to all amen horse 3709 'radds Chil.l- galow. over 2210 sq ft fin ties. immediate 426-5385 INDUSTRIAL Units. fished walkout basement. CLEAN 3 bedroom. share Thornton-Terwdlegar, loaded with extras Excel 'acd,!�es soac.ous master 968 5 sq M $3 25 sq h net jest condlUon 21 Darn bedroom available Wallto + MIT 579-5077 or after Oon 12 acres Serious buy wan closet. mature lady Spm 571.3291 ers only W n trade for Preferred S meg Pickering RENT TO OWN. '000 - smaller home r Port Perry Town Certre area Ca.l 5010 sq ft - ,nerdal 905-253.2953 905-833--0509 condos, very attractive OSHAWA 401 area one rates. excellent purchase w0rk'rg pe•sor orstudent terms, call Ken Thompson needed to share house in. 1'800-d55-7742 cludes cable. parking. Laundry. have basemen, rot A • ' Florida S. AJAX. .ante -g- •.,r- hished room share kircher I bath, includes park r .able 8 disnwasher Aval Immed work r-, 11 1 ,moirers prefer -o S3'5 :ef-rrrt 427-.3932 SIMCOE ROSSLANO Wei ' ^ shed 'bores fr�r Gear ,u of p@rspr Cal. ng Near bus 8 Duman College P•,vate ertrance 5250 8 ,p monthly Call 905-728-4345 after 6 30 PM - SOUTH AJAX =Oar -r fir! aCC-mmp,ehon full -se of house. ncludrng .filcher and luandry S35.;, n,0 ,r sd5;week ,.ail John 428 3215 Furnished comodations WHITBY - one bedroom t--- s -e, apt "Cludrng dishes liner !eleplone _able etc $'SDGmc ail in usve 1.915-852-5'28 s ecu, y a., Po- broadioomed Sp95 inclusive stlast. Petra - 1905, 9395549 after 6 pm AJAX- Near Beach. ' tr'--. �A' ; - lCC r Poo, 1 prkg. 579; mm utd 1st 6 ass Nov 's' 427 0559 Office d a Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent ^ . 3r'7. r. Lw, . ,yr.. 851 sq 2nd flr $551 6JC so •-lain S50C 250 sq main S350 600 2nd 'Ir S50C CLI 434- 2447 ,r 655-4.32 DOWNTOWN OSHAWA S -- - t' K^- 1 S,mcoe Apprpx )o- ,; -t Very nigh walk -g -attic fiery Clean •easorade rent Avail OC • 915 -25. NEWLY RENOVATED. Simi N Oshawa 450 Sq'I _0-p,e'e w!t .Jin. purer loom runs, room and nuch, here very rea- sonaole Avadao,e now Call 576-6999 Steve $134.900 :ustom, cu" t , a' -,e xm bunga.ow Spotless very, wen ,ec- New windows no. ,. new 'mace. air :on huge ea!lcren comp,eo,y finishedY basement. huge lotquiet sour Immediate occuparcy OPEN HOUSE SAT 3 SIJN 2 4 PM 985 Siva St Jsrawa -CS 725524' or 4062 PRETTY 2 -STOREY -e Croadlr n m rv- i. 3 -bedrooms New ' ,C^ng n bolt, bat -rooms en' Trance. eat -,n .:'Crer Bay wr,OwS SiiQ,ng -l�.o rS ,er:k ,puble garage bea ✓.'. y landscape, '•iced urge of Shows . - .) mode, none S-<- , 23 Horseshoe D' on 7rlcks,n below Hwy 2 Oper House F',av Sect 2'm 5or, !c 7pm arc S..n day Sap 29th ' Orr !o 4or 905433-2966 BOWMANVILLE $' 7, tiC '>_-- 't plus Sn,sned basement aseent 4 tee, rooms. 2 ' 2 Damsc a- - vac ',replace. doubts, ga- rage 697-C'5' COUNTRY IN THE CITY Tw; ,r,gje 'ome, m Maxwell Village North Oshawa First home. rarsed ;ungalow style over Pok ng Oshawa wtr 4 bed rooms 94'x'4.'' of !iv.ng area 4000 sq h, .r ground ;,oil Second home: type Chalet 3 Detlrooms 701inrl Pool rving area shy of 3000 sq It Call days 415-535.2131 evenings 305 72384 7' NC AGENTS COURTICE -,;,et =res - cer-' Trac,,ate 2200sq f1 KaSsmger-buds. 3 huge Dedrecm5. Ca" ally -hr - ,shed nesemer' cerfral air vac ',I'y 'erced o! $'98 5:1 Ca!! 315436_ '939 EXECUTIVE HOME -- : 550 sq '• d bedrr ccs. _arrrooms. c9r-!r1 vac ar, _ertral air air c!carer heated r ground DOC, ',re- place luny 'encee arc Landscaped Ca xyar, As. rg $2563(X; Carl 43: ?548 arrarge a v,ew Sill offers -,y agents IMMACULATE 71 a. b..-;, -.. ._„;m Duplex L:ve speer ter! ,owe' Central air Exce•lerr r vestrherrt proolli S'12 90C Worms as-, 315 -23-;'45 IMMACULATE BEAuTI FULLY --:•a•ed 4 -_ .A-. Cpl,• _Ipso r^_ schools 3 oerl-:,;m3 v,g ,,n,rg -pom ear r .,tcrer der main 'TCC' ai,�....• a.- . -a- ✓ -T w wa.: sas 'rePaCe has 'tar central air new w.-.; ons 2 wast'_cr^s Cattail, hr,sre, basemen! Doc. 110u0,e garage -_ Biue Herr Dr've Oshawa Har -cry A,e,ai,e area _a, for app 9051 728-2179 As. r; S, 7C DOC KENDAL be,roor ,us .._. _ c. bi.nga,;w air stow W se,' -an 915 983-9025 Visit Silver Carpet & Rugs and take advantage of the summer clearance sale There's nothing that look, 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 A hen it's _one it's gone. Don't miss this deal of a lifetime. "There islots 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. W Dnvate hvirgroom area A Yat. RMlfaIs Rooms TJS1 to see $350 .mo ' For Rent Avail immed 433-4062 OSr1AWA- Adelaide g CLEARWATER. 3 ced- DICKERING ^310 -9or Harr,n Fom / ale to share 'ohn-•.�pne points hot homes) heated points hot , l^ caDe ,se of itionen townhouse with same Use tubmirutes to beaches. .+ciinoes . walk to Pickering :if all facilities Non smoker blue Jay baseball NHL .enerating Siaron. Go, S375/mon 1shlast 434 Hockey NFL Football 3 rC 5340 Per mo $170 9791 horse 3709 'radds Chil.l- week.y Phone 420-4318 PICKERING 2 •ooms n ren welcome 5275 week'v ,are 'aclknes Fr 1915,583-5503 SOUTH PICKERING risned or unfimisheel MOBILE Home or Jhe arge caserert ro,r- Aval:able timed. Rent rte- sale 8-a-erbr Fonda. 35x' "I.Cery furnished at S40ri go -'able Non -smoke,.^ furnace 'ridge. new stove hie smaller room at S35C couple or women prefer 4-P,ece bath all ',r sr - )uiet clean homy Mature '905 420-0249 Ings. S2.000 Coln Call 9r,5. lenllemeh preferrer; =55-4792 kt 1st 839-:257 Candomniums ROOM •err, F,i.y .. For Rent P wale Homes ' ' r�ste, ,-aced o 2 bedrom For Safe apar'meri Cal! 905-404- 2999 AJAX 2 BedfoGm. a.a„- a^,W I.C.t S S. AJAX. .ante -g- •.,r- hished room share kircher I bath, includes park r .able 8 disnwasher Aval Immed work r-, 11 1 ,moirers prefer -o S3'5 :ef-rrrt 427-.3932 SIMCOE ROSSLANO Wei ' ^ shed 'bores fr�r Gear ,u of p@rspr Cal. ng Near bus 8 Duman College P•,vate ertrance 5250 8 ,p monthly Call 905-728-4345 after 6 30 PM - SOUTH AJAX =Oar -r fir! aCC-mmp,ehon full -se of house. ncludrng .filcher and luandry S35.;, n,0 ,r sd5;week ,.ail John 428 3215 Furnished comodations WHITBY - one bedroom t--- s -e, apt "Cludrng dishes liner !eleplone _able etc $'SDGmc ail in usve 1.915-852-5'28 s ecu, y a., Po- broadioomed Sp95 inclusive stlast. Petra - 1905, 9395549 after 6 pm AJAX- Near Beach. ' tr'--. �A' ; - lCC r Poo, 1 prkg. 579; mm utd 1st 6 ass Nov 's' 427 0559 Office d a Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent ^ . 3r'7. r. Lw, . ,yr.. 851 sq 2nd flr $551 6JC so •-lain S50C 250 sq main S350 600 2nd 'Ir S50C CLI 434- 2447 ,r 655-4.32 DOWNTOWN OSHAWA S -- - t' K^- 1 S,mcoe Apprpx )o- ,; -t Very nigh walk -g -attic fiery Clean •easorade rent Avail OC • 915 -25. NEWLY RENOVATED. Simi N Oshawa 450 Sq'I _0-p,e'e w!t .Jin. purer loom runs, room and nuch, here very rea- sonaole Avadao,e now Call 576-6999 Steve $134.900 :ustom, cu" t , a' -,e xm bunga.ow Spotless very, wen ,ec- New windows no. ,. new 'mace. air :on huge ea!lcren comp,eo,y finishedY basement. huge lotquiet sour Immediate occuparcy OPEN HOUSE SAT 3 SIJN 2 4 PM 985 Siva St Jsrawa -CS 725524' or 4062 PRETTY 2 -STOREY -e Croadlr n m rv- i. 3 -bedrooms New ' ,C^ng n bolt, bat -rooms en' Trance. eat -,n .:'Crer Bay wr,OwS SiiQ,ng -l�.o rS ,er:k ,puble garage bea ✓.'. y landscape, '•iced urge of Shows . - .) mode, none S-<- , 23 Horseshoe D' on 7rlcks,n below Hwy 2 Oper House F',av Sect 2'm 5or, !c 7pm arc S..n day Sap 29th ' Orr !o 4or 905433-2966 BOWMANVILLE $' 7, tiC '>_-- 't plus Sn,sned basement aseent 4 tee, rooms. 2 ' 2 Damsc a- - vac ',replace. doubts, ga- rage 697-C'5' COUNTRY IN THE CITY Tw; ,r,gje 'ome, m Maxwell Village North Oshawa First home. rarsed ;ungalow style over Pok ng Oshawa wtr 4 bed rooms 94'x'4.'' of !iv.ng area 4000 sq h, .r ground ;,oil Second home: type Chalet 3 Detlrooms 701inrl Pool rving area shy of 3000 sq It Call days 415-535.2131 evenings 305 72384 7' NC AGENTS COURTICE -,;,et =res - cer-' Trac,,ate 2200sq f1 KaSsmger-buds. 3 huge Dedrecm5. Ca" ally -hr - ,shed nesemer' cerfral air vac ',I'y 'erced o! $'98 5:1 Ca!! 315436_ '939 EXECUTIVE HOME -- : 550 sq '• d bedrr ccs. _arrrooms. c9r-!r1 vac ar, _ertral air air c!carer heated r ground DOC, ',re- place luny 'encee arc Landscaped Ca xyar, As. rg $2563(X; Carl 43: ?548 arrarge a v,ew Sill offers -,y agents IMMACULATE 71 a. b..-;, -.. ._„;m Duplex L:ve speer ter! ,owe' Central air Exce•lerr r vestrherrt proolli S'12 90C Worms as-, 315 -23-;'45 IMMACULATE BEAuTI FULLY --:•a•ed 4 -_ .A-. Cpl,• _Ipso r^_ schools 3 oerl-:,;m3 v,g ,,n,rg -pom ear r .,tcrer der main 'TCC' ai,�....• a.- . -a- ✓ -T w wa.: sas 'rePaCe has 'tar central air new w.-.; ons 2 wast'_cr^s Cattail, hr,sre, basemen! Doc. 110u0,e garage -_ Biue Herr Dr've Oshawa Har -cry A,e,ai,e area _a, for app 9051 728-2179 As. r; S, 7C DOC KENDAL be,roor ,us .._. _ c. bi.nga,;w air stow W se,' -an 915 983-9025 Visit Silver Carpet & Rugs and take advantage of the summer clearance sale There's nothing that look, 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 A hen it's _one it's gone. Don't miss this deal of a lifetime. "There islots 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. W PAGE 2&THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,19% ' 1 • ' owwwniws0Auctions N.E. OSHAWA,5142.900 MR4DENMAUBURTON central airJFAG . Finished 11 unit motel/tent/trailer basement. 3 bedroom. 1 11 camp, 3 bedroom brick 2 bath,Semi-ensude. deck home, same ownership 22 8 fenced yard, tastefully years. Immaculatell Busy decorated Call 432-2036 hwy location 5329.000 Al PICKERING - quiet Glen. Mayo, Sales Rep - 1-800. dale Cri end Cluster 3 701-7331 DALE AUSTIN . pus 1 bedroom. 1 - 4 pc . 2- REALTY LTD BROKER 2pc.. sunken living room, o RENTAL Business located air, fireplace, finished on Hwy2 Sales still in - basement, newly decorat- creasing Prime location. ed. 6 appliances plus lots Surrounding area develop - more $156,900 839-8543 ing $75.000 Contact PICKERING BEAUTY- George Cardona W Frank 2500 sq tt model home. 5 Real Estate 905.435.5375 years new Quiet dead-end or tax 905-435-5383 street. 4 -bedrooms. 3 -bath - rooms. finished basement. 1 Personals mterlockmg driveway. Ro- • man tubwalkout to large deck. pnvacv fence. air House is mint -and fully loaded' Unbelievable price' t , , 5249,000 Serious mqw- ne9 only No agents To view Call Chris at 428- Du, -ars s sexiest 2064 -lost attractive ladies. PORT PERRY immacu. Reliable, discreet. We zonoc 1, aketror.t re- out calls only tirement setting All or one leve, 2 t)edrooms 2 fun ti"l' h'^^^ ^ales 19, 404-8761 barns large . fchen. main floor laundry. attached ga- rage $179.000 905-985- EVANLY 1c�c1 use us Rated 41 Solutions UNBELIEVABLE VALUE $' 3' XX Co,^,ice 3 large bedrooms, 2 1 2 -bath. air vac. finished basement w trapiace w -c 1c deck 5yrs Open Sat 8 Sun 905'21- 9588 '459 Nasr• Rc WHITBY S"2 900" Go,. Q.,..s w.... 3 -bedrooms rec roor- garage. Fenced yard. centra, air. 5*, down car- nes 5863 including taxes Ted Houghton Sur.or Group Classic 430-9000 Out -Of -Town Properties BANCROFT Cnrnv ,v.=i �,x gc.-c-co,-+e 6 yenta, units plus olde• out up graoeo b^c. & sOng well mant lined ask,ng 5235.000 r4wt,aole 25'a down Vendor take -back ' - 61333:4922 '6'3-332- P.E.I. OCEAN VIEW 'ITS on Cape Sharpe. Gasoereak.■ PE I Just moments from Pamure Is- land Beach, 100 x 20C. on Career, Reiat,on ShipS. Health, Love $2 99immute 18 . 1-900-451-4055 LOST your phone 4 would I^e family that wanted a oil second income o MON. SEPT. 30 5:30 P.M. 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY We are selling approx. $5000 worth of gar- den supplies plus new & used furniture, an- tique round oak table & chairs & buffet, L.E. prints. new sofas, loveseats, mattress- es. Dewalt Radial arm saw, plus new drill press, table saw, mi- tre saw, bedroom suites, new round oak table & 4 chairs, grey office desks, set of weights. 2 pianos, or- gan, dust collector, computer tables, Scroll saw, 4X8 out- ocer sign- band saw, floor Jack, engine stand. jack stands. plus much more Note Time 5.30 p.m View - n0 1 p.m. til sale. Good sale. Plan to at- te nd McLean Auctions & Liquidations 576-7550 686.3291 go n poll please call Wm sion at 416-282-8462 H HIPCompanions Business ' r0V Personals SEARCHING FOR MEAti1NG % FOUR LIFE( Dc yo,, lee Iost7 Give �ourselt or a friend me greatest gill of all Discover What your purpose a in life .Vhy you were brought here !your personal learning lessons) Learn your per. sons gift to humin,ly and mother earth tgreer to you before birth) Discover how to get ride of your helafth problems 1000•s of sat,s- had customers 99% accu- racy For a personahzed cassette tape Send your complete date of birth (DAA Y, For a once and marling address Call L,te Purpose Inc 9C5 666--79 Whitby 5.000 each 905-434- 6311 • ompanions g Vacation Properties. EASTSIDE CONNEC- 53500 paced. ec w000ec T•ailer lot, ad- lacert to huge courtly for. est, flood roadsandy bsact) fishing. Cobourg area ( 416,43' - • 555 (Money to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES.OTHERS DO NOT. R IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE + THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. MR Insurance .CREDIT UNE MORTGAGE LOAN Loolalg for better rates 7 Need money fast? Turned down:? Creditors calling? 9, Call for a FREE consultation JOHNSTON & COOK The Financial Evans 905-428-1232 MORTGAGES 'Good. Financing bad and ugly. for any purpose, rates from 1195%. All applications ac- cepted. Community Finan- colll4evices 668-6806 81131neiS • � PPortunitiea A SERIOUS part or full um,;income. No risk. Trl. Call 1-800-809- 8994, 24hr recorded mea - 5 '10"DATELINE Free to =al 10 Pace your ad no charges for ladies. no phone bill charges. 905- 430-7060 THE last unattached. at- aract,ve 'nice guy' under 30 ,n Durham Region ,s seeking the last attractive -nice gay ' 23-30 It you're nor, please wnte to File a 9696 Oshawa Who" Th,., Week. P O Box 481 Osha- wa L 1H 71.5 Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 n �I. ♦u1i, ,;;uM..i ♦i. i :!, 31k'U A�4. Mdx t`I tri -,a nit" tk,l ,n Wi Wel , W�6111 i(larut,tt,.r. ,t I..r !•, ••, n..x-n, 1.,, ma i6. w.,.. ,tuU. nidi,. uJ,+noun ra,a1,c11 1111,1 M" iu,u l" , Anx tea nurM.1 IV "ON a „ri h, a.. I. Jk,. irx 1,-,,i F. M, A.i :: v.krw.: Vllsumt M. I, — %tom, Mur PARISH, Darryl Robert — Suddenly at home on T hursday September 2611h 1996, age 46. Beloved husband of Maria, loving fatfler of Stephanie & Mat- thew. Loving son of Ron & Betty. Brother of Randy & his wife Karen, and brother Kim. Loving uncle to Justin, Rachel, Kate", and Jessica. Visitation at News&* Funeral Home, 2104 KON Ave., T oron- to. Saturday 7-9 pm and Sunday 2-4 & 7-9 pm. T tB funeral on M onday 10 am at St Demetrius Church, Larose Ave., Toronto. D orations may be made ID Ju - wends Diabetes or SL John's CAmpassialale Mission. 1111101 F.xpelct morefrom Sears CORRECTION NOTICE Media 1011 on sale Monday, Sept. 30 - Sun., Oct. 6/96 Save 35% all National Brand Body Shaper Garments. The subfeature Wonderbra and Naturana "Illustrations reversed." Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. .9XMOND SH��'4r DIAMOND SHINE (9091619-2899 411 W.ilt." Rd. s.. unit A. Alex I I Complete ,rtenor vacuum, shampoo and Deodorizing 21 Carpets & Mats Washed and Shampooed Complete Dashboard Cleaning and Dressing 41 Seatbelt Cleaning s I Door Jams Cleaned and Degreasedre c I TWhite Wall Cleaning and Dressing "I Exienor Hand Wash and Chamois Dried I Detailed Exienor1ntenor Window Cleaning I Complete Trunk Vacuuming ol ill,_ sw 30 96 )i Etc. Etc. Etc N �� pE 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED SUMMER SAVINGS 1 save'e $500 Off ANY OIL i FILTER CHANGE ,WITH THIS COUPON �E7 sot, 3W" ' $10 00 OFF ANY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CHANGE EXPIRES Sept 3496 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER, RECOMMENDED EVERY 3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. ' OIEN 7 DAYS A W WffK 195 WESTWY RD. (South of 4011 L Os1 427-6796 m � m THREE BEARS AUTO BOnY "ONE OF AdAr$ LARGEST AUM BODY ,.0 COLLISION SHOPS "Senning The Durham Region" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars S Trucks Frame Straightening - Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims UW ff206, M MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE REQUIREMENTS CALL THE AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS Rad flush special for $49.95 at Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Centre At Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Centre in Ajax you can drive in and drive out with a rad flush, oil change or new wiper blades. The winter months can be hard on your car or truck. That's why ou should prepare it for the cold days ahead. At Pennzoil 10 Nfinute Oil Change Centre in Ajax, you can drive in and drive out with a rad flush, oil change or new wiper hlades so that your vehicle won't let you down when the mercury starts to drop. Owner/Operator Chris Rogers is offering customers a rad flush for $49.95. This procedure flushes the engine block, radiator and heater core of all sludge and other impurities. Then your cooling system is refilled with the proper mixture of new coolant. "If you're system has a blockage or the coolant isn't prepared to handle the cold temperatures, you could end up cracking your engine block," explains Chris. "You should have this done every 2 years or 40,000 km" He says you should pay attention to your heating system as a warning that your cooling system is in need of a flush. If you're getting little or no heat, I'sutul fn n l Yi,u TURIFI Y MEACHANIC SHOP S 6s Finlrty Ave. Alaat, Ont- Honesty nt Honesty Is The Best Policy! then you should have it looked at right away. The flush takes about 20 minutes and no appointments are necessary. Chris also says his flush is the lowest price in town. Oil changes are another service you should have done every three months or 5,000 km. Another good idea is to switch to 5W30 oil from IOW40. "This oil flows faster in colder temperatures;" says Chris. "It means your car will warm up faster and increase your fuel efficiency." Look on this page for the 516.99 special for a oil change, new filter and 21 -point inspection. Another special available is on wiper blades starting at $7.95 each. Located at 195 Westney Rd. South, just south of Hwy 401, Pennzoil is the only drive through maintenance centre in town and a welcome sight for people on the go and for those who prefer to leave the job of car maintenance to qualified technicians. For more information about the Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Centre call 427-6796. "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" Reasonable Prices Owner M *W Safitsii would lids to #lank all his Vakod eustomwe & trlarlds for teak OIL LUBE FILTER Bili inich ilift WEER" --okir< for - ve .r an tree plaices?wroN Charge yoLs laic kCall , for - MAT X:1aa S CeeH,ec rrtroduchons ' We car he4. 434-8399 t~� �7'.Sultalxxt ' Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 n �I. ♦u1i, ,;;uM..i ♦i. i :!, 31k'U A�4. Mdx t`I tri -,a nit" tk,l ,n Wi Wel , W�6111 i(larut,tt,.r. ,t I..r !•, ••, n..x-n, 1.,, ma i6. w.,.. ,tuU. nidi,. uJ,+noun ra,a1,c11 1111,1 M" iu,u l" , Anx tea nurM.1 IV "ON a „ri h, a.. I. Jk,. irx 1,-,,i F. M, A.i :: v.krw.: Vllsumt M. I, — %tom, Mur PARISH, Darryl Robert — Suddenly at home on T hursday September 2611h 1996, age 46. Beloved husband of Maria, loving fatfler of Stephanie & Mat- thew. Loving son of Ron & Betty. Brother of Randy & his wife Karen, and brother Kim. Loving uncle to Justin, Rachel, Kate", and Jessica. Visitation at News&* Funeral Home, 2104 KON Ave., T oron- to. Saturday 7-9 pm and Sunday 2-4 & 7-9 pm. T tB funeral on M onday 10 am at St Demetrius Church, Larose Ave., Toronto. D orations may be made ID Ju - wends Diabetes or SL John's CAmpassialale Mission. 1111101 F.xpelct morefrom Sears CORRECTION NOTICE Media 1011 on sale Monday, Sept. 30 - Sun., Oct. 6/96 Save 35% all National Brand Body Shaper Garments. The subfeature Wonderbra and Naturana "Illustrations reversed." Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. .9XMOND SH��'4r DIAMOND SHINE (9091619-2899 411 W.ilt." Rd. s.. unit A. Alex I I Complete ,rtenor vacuum, shampoo and Deodorizing 21 Carpets & Mats Washed and Shampooed Complete Dashboard Cleaning and Dressing 41 Seatbelt Cleaning s I Door Jams Cleaned and Degreasedre c I TWhite Wall Cleaning and Dressing "I Exienor Hand Wash and Chamois Dried I Detailed Exienor1ntenor Window Cleaning I Complete Trunk Vacuuming ol ill,_ sw 30 96 )i Etc. Etc. Etc N �� pE 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED SUMMER SAVINGS 1 save'e $500 Off ANY OIL i FILTER CHANGE ,WITH THIS COUPON �E7 sot, 3W" ' $10 00 OFF ANY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CHANGE EXPIRES Sept 3496 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER, RECOMMENDED EVERY 3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. ' OIEN 7 DAYS A W WffK 195 WESTWY RD. (South of 4011 L Os1 427-6796 m � m THREE BEARS AUTO BOnY "ONE OF AdAr$ LARGEST AUM BODY ,.0 COLLISION SHOPS "Senning The Durham Region" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars S Trucks Frame Straightening - Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims UW ff206, M MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE REQUIREMENTS CALL THE AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS Rad flush special for $49.95 at Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Centre At Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Centre in Ajax you can drive in and drive out with a rad flush, oil change or new wiper blades. The winter months can be hard on your car or truck. That's why ou should prepare it for the cold days ahead. At Pennzoil 10 Nfinute Oil Change Centre in Ajax, you can drive in and drive out with a rad flush, oil change or new wiper hlades so that your vehicle won't let you down when the mercury starts to drop. Owner/Operator Chris Rogers is offering customers a rad flush for $49.95. This procedure flushes the engine block, radiator and heater core of all sludge and other impurities. Then your cooling system is refilled with the proper mixture of new coolant. "If you're system has a blockage or the coolant isn't prepared to handle the cold temperatures, you could end up cracking your engine block," explains Chris. "You should have this done every 2 years or 40,000 km" He says you should pay attention to your heating system as a warning that your cooling system is in need of a flush. If you're getting little or no heat, I'sutul fn n l Yi,u TURIFI Y MEACHANIC SHOP S 6s Finlrty Ave. Alaat, Ont- Honesty nt Honesty Is The Best Policy! then you should have it looked at right away. The flush takes about 20 minutes and no appointments are necessary. Chris also says his flush is the lowest price in town. Oil changes are another service you should have done every three months or 5,000 km. Another good idea is to switch to 5W30 oil from IOW40. "This oil flows faster in colder temperatures;" says Chris. "It means your car will warm up faster and increase your fuel efficiency." Look on this page for the 516.99 special for a oil change, new filter and 21 -point inspection. Another special available is on wiper blades starting at $7.95 each. Located at 195 Westney Rd. South, just south of Hwy 401, Pennzoil is the only drive through maintenance centre in town and a welcome sight for people on the go and for those who prefer to leave the job of car maintenance to qualified technicians. For more information about the Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Centre call 427-6796. "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" Reasonable Prices Owner M *W Safitsii would lids to #lank all his Vakod eustomwe & trlarlds for teak OIL LUBE FILTER Bili inich ilift WEER" THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, tiF:PTH:MBF.R 29, 1996-PA(:F: 29 U am Indows +fir alld Wayneowl Doors * Y Hutchinson brings to the replac n i ar eme t window an e the finest w'i d door ndows on the s`business a new market,., rin gs shOro �i , and lon says Wayne. Oyour OOr features. It's a g overdue triple sealed to reducee. "They're Mobile Showroom air leakage p which just may he the onl and come Canada. v one in with heav hardware.' Y duty. "The day is gone when If you desire, you can choose the carried some you Low -F Glass which filters out the brochures and `ample window a ultra violet rays Gusto to a yti keeping your home mgr's homeOpp choler in the explains Wayne. -S) summer and I obtained a e retired FREE eliminate the fading of o r t h�()ur curtains, drapes ��c' York ESTHWATEand furniture. hile Library, truck and installed• All of the interior windows come all µ ith along with all of • a lifetime my windowsamples." { trranty and a 10 When you call Durham •om the -,ar guarantee on Windows and Doors for Left, Wayne Hutchinson will bring his Mobile showroom to your estimate W- free III,, customerWayne s t' know also like home. At right, inside you'll find his display of Top QualityVinyl Four gyne will show, up at w that he does Windows, y door with all of his 140hile the estimates • _ Showroom which eliminatin�� Personally, , u.. 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The kind of people who have become successful in financial matters seek out these experts. Today this group consists of a lawyer, an accountant and an investment advisor. While each is trained in a different area of expertise, some of your question may need information from all three. For example, when discussing a reduction in your taxes you'll want advice from your investment advisor and your accountant. The accountant can help you decide if you should transfer or Postpone income and your investment advisor can recommend the best investments to do it. 1f you want to establish a trust You may need advice from all three. Of course you are the one who makes the final decisions because you are the only person who knows all of the aspects of our financial standing. The following are a few suggestions on how to get the most out of your financial team.` CHOOSING YOUR ADVISORS Keep in mind that you'll want to rely on these people for many years so choose someone with relevant expertise when it comes to setting up trusts or planning your estate. ASK ADVICE Ask business associates and friends whose judgement you respect to recommend professionals who understand personal financial matters. EXPLAIN YOUR NEEDS When you meet the accountant, lawyer or investment executive for the first time, explain your current and anticipated needs clearly. FEEL COMFORTABLE Make sure you fell comfortable with this person's methods and vision. If an investment advisor specializes in aggressive investments and you want low risk vehicles then ask for a referral of someone who does. ASK QUESTIONS Ask questions about anything you want, including how much their fees are. Lawyers and accountants are usually paid by the hour and rates vary. Some services like drafting a simple will may be done for a flat fee. On the other hand investment advisors are paid by commissions on your securities transactions. KEEP THEM INFORMED Keep each member of your team informed of any major changes in your situation. That's the only way the can advise you properly. OPPOSING OPINIONS It is a good idea to get suggestions from all of your team members on a specific situation but you should remember who the expert is in his or her field. You shouldn't rely on your investment advisor for legal advice just the same as you wouldn't rely on your lawyer for investment advice. If serious questions arise where there are opposing viewpoints on the same subject it is a good idea to arrange a conference call or personal meeting to resolve the issue. When all is said and done a carefully chosen and properly managed financial team will help you achieve your financial goals for the future. ESTATE & FUNERAL PLANNING SEMINAR MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME -are pleased to host a free . , .:.. ..Estate and Funeml Planning Seminar Wednesday, October A 1996 c 7:00 p.nL at 28 Old Kingston Rodd Pickering {Village ��HENRY POLA1 � Fst�ate Lawyir ' =�� , GARY GENTLES, Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens >XOTT McF.AGNNI& Funeral Director flowed by a question and answer period t f _TRANSPORTATION _ s Your ottendance is important to us. will provide (at no cost) transportation to and from the seminar, for any person, or group N �.- ,.,who requires this service If additional information is required, please call the McEachnie Funeral Home at (905) 428-8488 "Refreshments will be served" t . 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One of the largest plumbing parts department in the great Toronto area. 1050 BROCK RD. - UNrT 7 PICKERING Romarc Renovations Ltd " Over 40 van rxr lesee- *VOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERTS* * Drywall And Fine Carpentry • Ceramic and Vinyl Floor Tiles • Wood Deck and Wood Fences • Drywall Textured Ceiling • Replacement Windows & Doors • Carport Balcony and Porch • Shingled Roofing • Computer Design Drawings • Building Permit Application We Do It All, Foundation To Roof Pictures and References Available All Work Guaranteed Call Bob (905) 120-3043 i Qualityworkmanship and competitive ive prices from Romarc Renovations ,.4 P, ' Robert Bosse and son Marc built this beautiful modern kitchen and is just one of the many projects they can do for you. Today, many people are choosing to stay in their homes rather than move to another one. But that doesn't mean they don't want a little change in their lives. Instead of buying a new home, these same people are acquiring the services of talented designers and renovation experts like Robert Bosse and his son Marc. Romarc Renovations Ltd. of Pickering are home improvement specialists that pay attention to every detail, of each job they undertake, no matter how big or how small. "We do every type of construction work from installing windows to completing commercial shopping malls and office complexes," says Robert. "Every job is important no matter what the size." Romarc does home additions, wood fences, decks and planter boxes as well as custom wall units, vinyl patio and replacement doors, flooring, drywall partitions, custom cabinetry and beautiful ceramic and marble work. They also offer a roofing service which includes removal of the old shingles and installation of high quality shingles guaranteed up to 30 years and When it comes to replacement windows, Romarc installs products from local manufacturers and are of top quality and - very affordably priced. They also do complete kitchen and bathroom renovations. When you first meet with Robert he'll discuss your particular needs and discuss your budget and decide on a preliminary plan. Then using the latest computer design software, he'll create a plan and drawings so you can see how the finished project will look. Once you give the go ahead, Robert will secure all of the necessary permits so you can avoid the red tape involved with completing a home renovation project yourself. "I feel that the quality of our workmanship and the many referrals we get have made us successful in this very competitive business," says Robert. "I also enjoy my work very much because I've been doing it for more than 40 years. I enjoy the creative aspects and seeing the satisfaction on the faces of my customers when the job is completed:' If you don't want a change of house, then how about a change of scenery inside or outside your home. It can be just as satisfying without all the packing. Robert invites customers to read the letters from happy customers and see the photos of the work he's done for people from all over Durham and in Metro Toronto. So if you're thinking about staying in your home and fixing it up then call Romarc Renovations at 420-3044. SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM DON'T MISS THIS SALES EVENT FOR FREE! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OR ESTIMATE CALL UNIT 3 -487 Westney Rd. 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Stk. #TQ289A 'n 19,995 1993 MERCURY VILLAGER LS 3.0 L auto, air, cruise, tilt, PW/PL, stereo/ sass, leather, 46,000 km, alurrinum wheels Stk. #GB2101 =18,495 1994 F1 SO XL 5.OL, 5 spd, air, alum wheels, AM/FM stereo, only 47,000 km Stk # VM140A=13,995 1995 ECONOLINE E150 CARGO VAN Autok, air, AM/FM stereo, * 1994 MUSTANG GT 5.01-5 spd, air, cruise, tilt, Mach 460, AM/FM/cass stereo, 46,000 km. Stk. # GB2085 a...=18,495 1994 FORD PROBE GT 6 cyl, 5 spd, air, cruise, tilt, PW/PL, 55,000 km. Stk # GB2105 *16,995 1992 FORD MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE LX 4 cyl, auto, PW/PL, air, cruise, tilt. a...*1 1,995 Stk. # GB2041A 1993 FORD ESCORT GT 4 cyl, auto, air, AM/FMstereo%ass., ask *10,995 63,000 km. Stk. #GB1924 1992 PONTIAC GRAND AM 2 dr, 4 cyl, 5 spd, PW/PL, air, 85,000 km. Stk. # a...s8995 1995 FORD MUSTANG LX 3.8L, auto, air, cruise, tilt, AM/FM/cass, 35,000 km. 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