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Residents demand tax freeze
By JUDI BOBBITT
Staff Reporter
PICKERING - Residents wanting a munic-
ipal tax freeze this year still have some work
cut out for them.
Concerned and angry taxpayers who sacri-
ficed their evening Monday to attend Town
council's executive committee meeting didn't
quite achieve their goal — a zero per cent tax
hike.
But, with council still to consider a $34 -
million operating budget next Monday, the
battle isn't over.
A tax increase of 2.5 per cent over 1992 —
about S350,000 in expenses — is still on the
table. After an outcry from taxpayers, politi-
cians whittled away at a previous proposal of
four per cent.
What residents are really asking council to
do is hold taxes at the 1991 level, since a tax
freeze was achieved last year.
"Last year we were fighting mad, this year,
we're down but we're not out," said Janice
Frampton of the Taxpayers' Coalition of
Ontario, who attended the meeting wearing a
,.zero per cent" T-shirt. "What about someone
who's just hanging on to their home by the
skin of their teeth? People are bleeding."
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'lives at risk':
Rick Johnson
By JUDI BOBBITT
. Staff Reporter
PICKERING - A recent garage
fire in Claremont has the hamlet's
regional councillor fuming over
fire department response times.
"It's unacceptable to the public
and it's unacceptable to myself,"
says councillor Rick Johnson of the
average 11 minutes it takes fire-
fighters to reach rural areas. "North
Pickering is all old homes and cen-
tury homes; lives are at risk in
north Pickering. I don't know how
to battle it. Maybe we'll need a 16
per cent tax increase."
The fire department, which
operates on a council -approved
budget, has acknowledged for
years that service in the north is
restricted, where there are no fire
stations that arc manned full ume.
There's a shortage of volunteers
during the day because most work
out of town, and full-time fmfight-
ers have to drive from Bayly St. -
Liverpool Rd. or from Hwy. 2-
Rosebank Rd.
The latest Claremont fire Jan.
19 caused about $30,000 in dam-
ages, destroying a garage contain-
ing a car, two snowmobiles and a
trailer. Part of the home was also
damaged.
"What happens if the fire is in a
house and what if there's a child in
the house or a senior citizen?"
points out Mr. Johnson. "We were
lucky this time."
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Nuclear plant fix -ups
to cost $55 million
PICKERING - Two projects
that will cost Ontario Hydro S55
million each have been approved
for the Pickering Nuclear Gener-
ating Station.
Work is needed on reactor
boilers to correct corrosion prob-
lems that, if left unchecked,
could lead to leaks in the boiler
tubes, the company says. With-
out the maintenance, to be car-
ried out on three reactors, the
boilers would eventually have to
be replaced. About 200 trades
people will be needed to do the
job, some of whom are already
Ontario Hydro employees.
The second project is the con-
struction of a dry storage facility
for used fuel bundles. The sta-
tion's water -filled storage bays
currently housing used fuel bun-
dles are almost full.
Ontario Hydro says dry stor-
age is less expensive and is con-
sidered as safe as wet storage.
The company has been run-
ning a dry -storage demonstration
project at the Pickering station
for the past four years with the
approval of the Atomic Energy
Control Board. Dry storage is
currently used at three other
nuclear stations in Canada.
A program allowing public
input into both projects has been
completed, but residents wanting
more information are invited to
call Ontario Hydro at 839-0465,
or visit the information centre on
Montgomery Park Rd., Picker-
ing.
Crash victims wore seatbelts
PICKERING - Due to incorrect information supplied W the
News Advertiser by the Lindsay detachment of the Ontario Ptovin-
cial Police, a story in the Jan. 22 edition contained errors.
John and Sarah Devlem of Pickering, killed in a car c =sb [near
little Britain last week, were not thorn from dteir car as stated
and were, in fact, wearing seatbelts.
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Records show a Brougham
pumper, manned by just one vol-
unteer, responded in 11 minutes;
a Brougham tanker that had a
battery problem
responded in 26
minutes; a Clare-
mont tanker
responded in 14
minutes with two
volunteers; and
full-time firefight-
ers from south
Pickering were on
the scene in 15
minutes.
"We had
enough trucks and
people there to eat
the fire," says fire
chief Steve Stew-
art.
But, says Mr. Johnson, "Vol-
unteers should be there in less
than 1 I minutes — come on.
There's not enough volunteers."
Claremont resident Eric Win-
terstein, an ex -volunteer fire-
fighter whose own home caught
fire in November, was on the
scene of the garage fire. "Some
day, somebody is going to get
hurt- Nobody answers these fire
calls -..People in town, including
Toronto firefighters. are getting
ready to do something."
Lynn Somers of Claremont
had a fire that destroyed her
home- She says she was "not
really" satisfied with response
tithes, which she estimates at 20
minutes in her case, "but we
weren't going to complain
because the firemen were really
great when they got here."
Chief Stewart calls an I1 -
minute response time "border-
line unacceptable" but "normal"
in the town's rural areas.
"This is the level of service
being provided in northPicker-
ing. I would love to do what we
can to improve that-" Improve-
aints handcuff fire chief
ments, however, cost money and
chief Stewart points out that coun-
cil doesn't "have a magic formu-
la" to come up with funds.
Pickering taxpayers are already
committed to paying
S2 million over the
next three years to
staff a new firehall
being built at Dixie
Rd. and Finch Ave.
Councillor Johnson,
however, has
always maintained
the hall should be
built further north
so it can serve both
the urban and rural
communities.
Even though
council has debated
the firehall location
at length and has already made its
decision, Mr. Johnson says he'll
take another kick at the issue and
Iry to have the hall built some-
where else- "It's not lost yet," he
vows- "You'll hear. It'll come ouL
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DURIIAM - Thieves Sunday
led police on a high-speed chase
across the region which ended
when the getaway car and a cop
cruiser crashed, injuring one
officer and one suspect.
Durham Regional Police say
an alarm at Armstrong's MA in
Orono went off around 3:35
a.m. Sunday after a rock was
hurled through the front win-
dow.
The store owner, who lives
nearby, observed three men
loading a car with goods and
confronted them.
Police say the thieves
rammed the owner's car and
headed westbound on Hwy. 401.
Regional police and the
Ontario Provincial Police took
up a pursuit which led thein to
the Wcstney Rd. area of Ajax.
Cops confirmed the vehicle was
stolen from Downsview the pre-
vious day.
The 1987 K -car headed west-
bound on llwy. 2 to Whiles Rd.
in Pickering and hack to the 401
with police still in pursuit.
The vehicle was boxed in by
cops in the Whites Rd. area.
When police officers got out
of their cruisers, the suspect car
suddenly sped up again forcing
Cops to jump out of the way.
The vehicle continued on to
Port Union Rd. where it rammed
the rear of a police car. It exited
on Morningside Ave. and slid
off the ramp into a ditch.
Officers surrounded the car
and the suspects refused to get
out so police broke a window to
force them out.
Three men and a woman
were arrested at the scene and
charged with various offences.
The foursome stale 150 pack-
agcs of cigarettes and about 20
to 30 candy bars from the IGA,
cops say.
The driver of the vehicle suf-
fered a small cut, and one offi-
cer fractured his finger during
the pursuit.
D.unage to the cruiser was
estimated at S1,200 and d.unage
to the K -car was substantial, say
police.
Cops hurt in skirmish
P1CKFRING -Two Durham
Regional Police officers suffered
scrapes, bruises and cuts in a
skirmish with the occupants of a
car they'd pulled over Tuesday
morning.
Five people were in the car,
stopped at Krosno Blvd. and
Bayly St. at 2:40 a.m. A "push-
ing and shoving match" broke
out when police asked for the car
keys, says Inspector Tony Turner
of 25 Division here. lie reports
the driver had no licence and
officers smelled alcohol.
Four officers, two of whom
had been called to the scene as
backup, entered the fray.
During the tussle, one consta-
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sidewalk face first" and suffered
..a deep gouge" across the bridge
of his nose that required four
stitches, says Inspector "Turner.
Another officer who was pushed
to the ground scraped his knees,
cut a thumb and injured a wrist.
One suspect suffered a small cut
to his forehead.
[n the fracas. one suspect
even tried to rescue another from
the hack of a cruiser. Inspector
Turner says.
A 21 -year-old woman and a
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Editorial
Getting down
to business
Local business leaders were out in full force yesterday showing
their support for the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade.
According to president Ralph Bradley 130 tickets were sold for the
board's annual state -of -the -union mayors' address, the most ever sold.
It looked like the "old days", when the board's luncheon meetings
were routinely packed and business cards eagerly swapped.
It is this kind of support that's needed as the community, province
and country work towards ending the recession, and look ahead to
more prosperous times.
Mr. Bradley is optimistic about 1993 and encouraged members to
"go for the gold.
"We have to get involved, be positive." he said. "The focus has to
be on winning and success."
Working together, local businesses can benefit each other.
While Ajax mayor Jim Witty is not as optimistic as Statistics Canada -
- which announced last week that the recession is over -- he told board of
trade members that things look "encouraging" for Ajax in 1993.
Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs announced the beginning of the Pick-
ering Exporting Group -- a group formed to urge and assist more compa-
nies to export products, intelligence or technology.
"They will take an aggressive hands-on approach to identify markets
for products that complement Pickering's local economic base; (and)
make the necessary introductions, offering advice and guidance to each
company wishing to become a player in the world market," said mayor
Arthurs.
It's initiatives like these that will get businesses back on track and their
books in the black again.
But most of all, businesses have to help themselves by supporting each
other and getting involved with groups such as the board of trade.
Letters
Referees, coaches responsible for play_
Taking the carnage out of minor hockey
To the editor.
Recently at the Ajax Recre-
ational Complex, the Pickering
"AA" Major Atoms defeated the
Ajax team by a score of 2-1 in
one of their last official games of
the year.
What was disturbing to many
of the parents at the game was the
rough play that was allowed by
the referees. Too many of the
Ajax players were allowed (it
seemed) to slide and body check
the Pickering players without fear
of catching a penalty. An Ajax
parent commented to me that one
referee rarely calls any penalties
of a body nature..
As a parent, I was most dis-
turbed when an Ajax player was
congratulated by the coach after
very rough play. (The lad later
received a two minute penalty for
slashing). Perhaps the agenda
(that the three young Ajax player
were talking over with the refer-
ees before the game) was - penal-
ties only for stick offences? If
that is so, could they not, in all
fairness, inform both teams of
this agenda so they may both
know how level the ice really is
during the game?
Too often, in small towns,
there is a small town mentality to
hockey, the home team. It seems
proper conduct and adherence to
OMHA rules lose their status.
But, as a former long-time resi-
dent of Ajax, I know that Ajax has
a much broader outlook. It was a
perplexing thing to watch this
game.
Hockey has an element of con-
tact in it, even at this last level
before PeeWee. However, that
does not excuse the sanctioned
antics that took place on the ice.
As a person who grew up in Ajax,
1 was disturbed by what I saw.
It was fitting that the "better"
team that just played hockey...
won. I believe they won on more
levels than just the uneven ice.
Perhaps this is the way these
officials have decided to introduce
these Il -year-old boys to the
"Real Game" of hockey that they
used to play when they were boys.
A man's game, filled with vio-
lence, blood, broken bones and
noses, swearing and fighting? For-
tunately, on this night, there were
only bruises and flaring tempers.
Fortunately, one official did try to
call penalties fairly on both
teams... after the beginning of the
third period.
I fear, as a parent, this kind of
refereeing sets dangerous guide-
lines for the boys on both teams.
They must accept their responsi-
bility for any unnecessary carnage
if they refuse to call penalties.
Boys will be boys, but it is up to
the good men who hold the
offices of respect, the coaches, the
referees and the governing bodies
to send out clear messages about
the kinds of players we want
using our arenas. That message
should be made very clear in all
arenas by the tireless efforts of
those referees who are account-
able and fair.
Michael Morrison,
Pickering
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'To the editor,
Ihave just read the unsigned
article entitled "Caught in
the middle" which appears
on the Opinion page of today's
(Sunday, Jan. 24) paper. I am both
shocked and dismayed at its con-
tents. Please consider the follow-
ing comments:
The opening statements assume
that the general readership does
not know which side is right. Why
then does the remainder of the
article try to sway said readers
against nuclear power?
For instance, look at the third
paragraph. No person has — by
virtue of living in an area — "won
the right" to decide how seriously
to take a report. People earn such a
right by reading and evaluating all
sides of an issue, then forming an
opinion based on knowledge —
not one based on ignorance or edi-
torial rhetoric.
While the word "rights" has
become enshrined in our vocabu-
lary as sacred, the word "responsi-
bility" seems to have disappeared.
For example: to have such an arti-
cle printed is a right, but because
the printed word carries so much
power and influence the press has
the responsibility to see that all
sides of an issue are presented
fairly, so that the public may form
an honest, well-informed judge-
ment. The article under discussion
is an abject failure in objectivity
but is an outstanding example of
the right to publish a biased opin-
ion -sans responsibility.
In a spirit of openness, lets
examine the fourth para-
graph. For example what
does a "one in 17" chance mean?
Is it one accident every 17 min-
utes, centuries or millennia? Does
it mean one accident for every 17
that will occur in Russia? Unless
statistics are related to meaningful
terms or units of reference, such
things as "one in 17" only serve to
generate unease without giving a
true measure of just what people
Should be uneasy about. What will
kill the 200,000 people and how
will they die?
It must be pointed out that tech-
nology is a two-edged sword,
nuclear electrical generation has
never caused one civilian death in
North America from its very
inception. That technology which
has given us the automobile has,
on the other hand, killed more
people in North America than the
number of those who died in all
the wars we have fought in put
together. Should the auto then be
looked upon as bad technology?
Indeed, how should we judge the
technology which has led to the
modern printing presses when
they are used in an irresponsible
manner? To say the least, statistics
can be most misleading — espe-
cially when they are only hypo-
thetical projections.
The fifth paragraph seems to be
short and quite innocuous, but is
it? For example does the fact that
"American" consultants were used
lend a greater sense of credibility
to the report than if Canadian ones
were used? Has it ever been point-
ed out that Canadian and U.S.
nuclear programs are based on
totally different reactor designs
and so — it is possible — U.S.
"experts" are not automatically
"Canadian" qualified? All this
paragraph does is imply, as usual,
the U.S. knows more than we do
and feeds the great Canadian
"inferiority complex" myth which
our media coverage seems to pro-
mote as a national trait. Baloney,
eh!
he next paragraph used
the phrase "quick to trash
the study." Shame on the
author for using semantics as a
tool to lead peoples' opinions
against Hydro. This loaded state-
ment uses "buzz words" to arouse
peoples' indignation. To "trash"
something has overtones of van-
dalism and other unsavory conno-
tations. It implies that "of course
Hydro would put the study down."
What else would one expect of the
great bogeyman "Hydro?" Try
substituting the words "Ontario
Hydro disagrees with the report"
and one will appreciate the differ-
ence language makes in our per-
ception of an issue.
In the seventh and eighth para-
graph the writer has become a bit
confused Up to now the article —
and the study on which it is based
— have been talking about the
cost of an accident in terms of
lives and property damage costs.
Now the author digresses and talks
of the cost to build another station
after Darlington. Where does this
information come from? Since
Hydro is, in fact, practically shut-
ting down its design and construc-
tion section a new nuclear station
seems highly improbable at this
time, wouldn't you agree?
The last two paragraphs make
it abundantly clear that the author,
at least, knows nothing about the
issues. To compare our reactors
Theatre Durham
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To dw editor,
The members of Theatre
Durham want to thank you for
your continued generosity and
excellent coverage of our The-
atre and its productions.
For the past five years, The-
atre Durham has produced three
plays per season that we
believed would delight and
entertain audiences in the
Region. Our t fforts continue to
bring us great satisfaction and
the overwhelming success of our
first production of the `92/93
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sures us that the residents of
Durham are eager to support the
arts.
We are a not-for-profit orga-
nization and depend greatly on
media such as your newspaper
and the generosity of sponsors in
the area to put out the word on
the activities of our group.
Anita Lawson,
Chairman,
Marketing/Fund Raising
Committee,
Theatre Durham
with those of Chernobyl is totally
irresponsible and shows a danger-
ous lack of knowledge on the sub-
ject. The differences in all phases
of construction, safety, training
and operation of the nuclear facili-
ties in Canada are so different
from those of the former U.S.S.R.
that no comparison can be made
— especially in such an off-the-
cuff, casual manner as has been
done in that article. Shame on you
for letting such uninformed and
biased comparisons be made.
In fact, everyone of late has
been staggered by Hydro's debt.
How many people realize that a
large part of that debt arises from
the cost of building such safe reac-
tors with so many backup and
safety systems?
Has the author ever made
an effort to visit the
plants and see how safe
they really are? Does the writer
know how much training station
personnel get, and how expensive
such training can be? Is the author
familiar with the conditions
required by the AECB which
Hydro must meet before any reac-
tor is given license to operate?
Indeed, does the author even know
what the AECB is?
I realize that Hydro bashing is
the "in" thing today and I have no
hope of ever seeing this letter in
print. I can only say I have worked
for Hydro for 11 years and I am
proud of it. We make the electrici-
ty that allows everyone in Ontario
to live the lives we do. We make
the electricity in a safe and reliable
manner. We make it despite all the
adverse publicity and putdowns
from the media — oft times a
biased and uninformed or misin-
formed media. On closing, I
would just like to say forget the
chicken Kiev. Wake up and smell
the coffee (which you probably
brewed using electricity).
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Ahf said a tax freeze could only be cillor Rick Johnson predicted that whammy" of an increase in the "quit your grandstanding."
noter woman, one o
approximately 15 who spoke,
said her husband has been unem-
ployed for two years and her own
working hours have been cut
back to 12 per week. "I don't
know how much longer we can
survive."
Throughout the meeting, while
councillors haggled — and some-
times bickered — over proposed
budget items, residents jeered,
heckled and applauded.
Mayor Wayne Arthurs defend-
ed both the budget and the bud -
achieved through reduced service
levels or additional sources of
revenue.
Reduced was an allocation for
potential new contracts with staff
and money to hire new firefight-
ers. Managers will be asked to
find savings by "reviewing
staffing", and cut altogether was
a voice mail system for the civic
complex. Added, however, were
grants totalling $6,000 for vari-
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Councillor Maurice Brenner
Johnson on CLOCA board
PICKERING - Pickering Regional councillor Rick Johnson has
been elected to the executive of the Central Lake Ontario Conserva-
tion Authority (CLOCA) for a second one-year term.
Elections were held during CLOCA's recent annual meeting.
Mr. Johnson says his concerns as an executive member will
include erosion control, loss of wetlands and the preservation of
wildlife. "We will continue to work in the best interest of future
generations, to preserve our green space," he says. "The evolution
of the planning process has brought mistakes and we've got to cor-
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Statistics, as outlined on
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- Aluminum produced from
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from bauxite.
- Recycled copper saves 90
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for its production from ore.
- Steel from scrap metal saves
74 per cent of the energy needed
to produce it from iron ores.
- As a result, mining wastes
are reduced by 97 per cent, air
polluting effluents by 86 per cent
and water pollution by 76 per
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Newsprint and corrugated or
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Obituaries
MERCER, Lottie Irene (for-
merly of Burlington) - Passed
away peacefully in Pickering on
Sunday, Jan. 24, 1993. Beloved
daughter of the late Walter and
Elizabeth Mercer (formerly of
Audley and Pickering). Loving
sister of Nettie Pindar, Alma
Pearl Bowcott and her husband
George. Dear aunt of Linda and
her husband Lorne Farley. Phyllis
and her husband Murray Beadle,
and great-aunt of Janice. No visi-
tation. In lieu of flowers, dona-
tions to the Ajax -Pickering Hos-
pital would be appreciated.
Arrangements entrusted to
McEachnie Funeral Home. Ajax.
428-8488.
MORRISON, Michael
James (St. Peter's Secondary
School teacher) - At his residence
on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 1993. Mike
Morrison. aged 45. of Peterbor-
ough. Beloved husband of Anne
Catherine McGillen. Loving
father of Mary Clare, Paul,
Andrew and John. all at home.
Dear brother of Doreen and Bren-
da, both of Ajax. Irene and hus-
band Lloyd Cook. and Vera and
husband Randy Dewey, both of
Cardiff. Margaret and husband
Bert Art% of Whitby. William and
wife Jennifer of Ajax. and Bar-
bara and Reg Galloway of Nova
Scotia. Dear son of James Morri-
son and the late Mary Moms -1n.
Dear stop -son of Hilda Morriscxl.
Dear uncle of several nieces and
nephews. Funeral arrangements
were entrusted to Duffus Funeral
Home. Peterborough. 745-4612.
Interment Rosemount Memorial
Gardens. Donations may be ►na de
(by cheque only please) to St.
Joseph's Hospital Foundation.
SC'ALE%. Nancv Louise (nee
Showell) - On Saturday, Jan. 23,
1993 at the Ajax -Pickering Hos-
pital. Nancy Scales, in her 56th
year, beloved wife of Walter.
Daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Showell and the late Ronald
Showell of Owen Sound. She will
be greatly missed by children
Wayne of Scarborough. Susan
and her husband Tern Bowden
of Chores. Carol and her husband
Gary Cooper of Oshawa. Dear
sister of Eleanor Gard, Marie
Cook. Joyce Brennan and broth-
ers Hardy and Roger. Nana will
be sadly missed by Tara, Jack,
Rebecca and Sarah. Fondly
femiembered by many nieces and
nephews and wonderful friends.
A memorial service will be held
at St. Timothy's .Presbyterian
C Burch. 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax, on
Wednesday, Jam 27 a< 2 pm. As
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Funeral arrangements entrusted to
McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax,
428-8488.
WALMSLEY, Jessie - (Royal
Canadian Legion Auxiliary,
Branch 43, 25 -year member).
Peacefully passed away after a
lengthly illness at the Oshawa
General Hospital on Sunday. Jan.
24, 1993. Jessie Walmsley. dear
mother of Bob. Dear grandmother
of Kelly and Rob and great-grand-
mother of Caitlin. Survived by
brothers Fred, Phil and Jim and
sister Helen. A private family
funeral service was held at
McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax.
428-8488. Donations to the
Oshawa General Hospital Pallia-
tive Care Unit would be appreciat-
ed.
WEBB, Helen Eloise (nee
Lapp) - Former Ajxian. died after
a lone illness at Sarnia. on Thurs-
day. Jan. 21. 1993. Predeceased
by husband Ronald Webb. Fondl}
remembered by nine children and
13 grandchildren. Survived by
brother Gordon Lapp of Ajax and
sister Doreen Haslip of Sarnia.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to
Jeffett Funeral Chapel. Toronto.
65.3-7744. Interment in the Lapp
family plot, Prospect Cemetery,
Toronto. In lieu of flowers, dona-
tions may be sent to the Kidney
Foundation of Canada or the char-
ity of your choice.
Z, WODNY, Marian - At the
family residence in Whitby on
Sunday. Jan. 24, 1993. Marian
Zawodny, beloved husband of
Olive. Loring father of Wanda
(Mrs. John Puopolo) of Ajax,
Jessie (Mrs. Ron Reiter) of Ajax.
Michael and his friend John Miller
of California. Loving grandfather
of nine grandchildren and one
great-granddaughter. Dear brother
of Tadeusz (Ted) of Poland. Funer-
al arrangements were entrusted to
McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax,
428-8488.
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DURHAM - What is Duren Region and what ser-
vices does it provide`!
If you're not sure, don't worry — you're not alone.
In fact, the Region's boss recognizes the uncertainty
among residents and is calling upon councillors to answer
those questions in a year in which politicians face
increasing skepticism.
"We have been lumped in with all governments,"
Gary Herrema warned last week. "We have to explain
what we are providing and be very open."
Those suggestions, delivered at the Region's first
council meeting of the year, were part of Mr. I [errema's
annual speech, in which he admitttxi, "I dotn*I know what
to anticipate" in 1993.
He urged councillors to wad off "doom and gloom"
and applauded a "very reslxonsible budget so far' which
will likely pass on a tax hike to residents of no more than
five per cent.
Regional taxes Tray for numerous services provided
throughout Durham, which encompasses Pickering,
Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa. Newcastle, Scugog, Uxbridge
anti Brock.
Use local unions
for construction,
Catholic trustee
urges colleagues
DURHAM - Local
unionized labor should be
hired for all construction
jobs carried out at the sep-
arate school board. a
trustee says.
-We should he provid-
ing jobs in a region that is
suffering," says Durham
Region Roman Catholic
Separate School Board
trustee Kathv LeFort. who
represents Brock.
Uxbridge, Scugog and Port
Perry.
"All tendered contracts
should include a pre -condi-
tion that local unionized
labor be used," she said in
a notice of motion that will
be voted on at the board's
next meeting. Feb. 15.
.Each of those municipalities is represented by its
mayor and regional councillors. They have responsibility
for police, health and welfare services, water supply and
distribution, sewage collection and treatawnt, and the dis-
posal of waste, including transfer stations and recycling.
Durham also looks after natural resources, regional
mads and traffic lights, approvt.'s subdivisions and condo-
miniums, promotes economic development, and plans for
emergencies.
It maintains numerous day care services and three
senior citizen residences.
Taxes are aolkx'ted for the Region by each municipal-
ity, whose l(x.:tl council approves local planning, main-
tains ltxal streets and sidewalks, collects garbage, pro-
vidLs fire protection, maintains piuics. provides recreation
services, inspects buildings, and licenses such things as
dogs and taxi -cabs. Municipalities also collect taxes for
both the public and scparnte school btwds.
When regional government was introduced to Ontario
in 1974 by the l'rogres�si.e Conservatives, "people hated
it," Mr. I icrrema mills. --hey accepted it in gocxi times
but are lx)kim_ at it again."
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Trustees want $13Gs to 'reach out to taxpayers'
DLIRHAN1 - Some Catholic
dar, pointing to a secondary
copies and 3.000 French copies.
trustees want to "reach out to
school which produces its own
The board will look at the
members of the community" with
calendar because it follows a
issue again next month before
a calendar which has a price tail
"peculiar" six-day schedule.
making a decision.
of more than S13.000.
Other schools inform parents of
"w'e're trying to do a better
special events through a newslet-
job of reaching out to our taxpay-
ter.
ers." explains Durham Region
Vb'e have to seriously look at
Roman Catholic Separate School
expenses this year. argued
Board trustee Paul w•oodcroft.
Oshawa's Joe Corey. -We may
"A calendar could he promi-
have to eliminate the present cal-
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nenth displayed laved in homes." adds
endar."
the (-ihawa trustee. who'd like to
Whitby trustee Joe Bugelli
see information included on such
suggested the board "try to solicit
issues as inclusion of special
ads" in an attempt to cut produc-
needs students in reVular classes,
tion costs of 16.000 Enelish
,
transportation and assessment, as
well as trustee and school phone
numbers. professional develop-
ment days and holidays.
.%1r. VVoodcroft wants S1.200
set aside in this year's budget to
pay for the calendar, which he
compares to one published by the
public board here. The remainder
of the bill would come from the
elimination of both the fall edi-
tion of a board newspaper
(54.000) and its present mini -cal-
endar (S8.000).
But some trustees question the
need for a comprehensive calen-
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James Rackley sunder
Now from Tulsa. y, Jan. 31 10:30 a.m.
Here from 6:30 p.m.
Sun., Jan. 31 -Wed., Feb. 3/93 Lion. -Wed. Feb. 1-3 7:30 p.m.
James was born again as a state trooper in Georgia. One of his
assignments was personal body guard to governor Jimmy Carter.
After resigning from his position, he and his wife Billie attended Rhema
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Ajax pizza
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By SERGEANT GRANT
pounds, short black hair, wearing
ARNOLD
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Durham Regional Police
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AJAX - Crime Stoppers and
dana covering his face and
the Durham Regional Police are
mouth.
asking for the public's help in
Suspect number two was male,
solving an armed robbery in Ajax
black, 25 or 26 years old, six -feet
on Friday, Oct. 2.
tall, 180 pounds, with short black
At 11:40
hair. This sus -
p.m., a lone CRIME
pect wore simi-
employee was
lar clothing and
making a pizza
was unarmed.
at Square Boy at
If you have
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any information
Ave. when a
on this crime or
black male
any other seri-
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ous crime, call
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If your informa-
suspect stuck the
tion leads to an
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arrest, you
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oral times that he open the cash
$1,000.
register. As the suspect was grab-
Callers are never asked to
bing the money, a second suspect
identify themselves or to testify
entered the store and removed
in court.
some pop from the refrigerator.
The Crime Stoppers number is
Both suspects then left the store.
436-8477. That's 436 -TIPS.
Suspect number one is
Sgt- Grant Arnold is the coor-
described as male, black, 25 or 26
dinator with the Durham Region -
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`Mr. Soccer' Henry, Nelson paid tribute
Involvement in sport aquarter-century love affair
By AL RIVETT
Sports Reporter
AJAX - Approximately 100
members of the Ajax Warriors
Soccer Club turned out to honor
"Mr. Soccer" at a special dinner
Sunday night.
Henry Nelson, 58, a founding
member of the Warriors club,
which has provided soccer for
Ajax children for mo
than two decades, was
feted by his peers dur-
ing a night of tributes
at the Kerry Inn.
During the
evening, numerous
glowing tributes and
presentations were
heaped on NU-. Nelson, w
is as active today as he was 26
years ago when he helped orga-
nize the sport in the Ajax. Picker-
ing Village, West Shore and Bay
Ridges areas in 1967.
Among the special presenta-
tions made to Mr. Nelson during
the evening:
:1 A plaque from the Town of
Ajax presented by mayor Jim
Witty honoring the dedication of
"Mr. Soccer" to the game in
Ajax.
D The unveiling of the Henry
Nelson Trophy, to be awarded
annually to the winner of a spe-
cial tournament hosted by the
Ajax Warriors every summer.
:1 A plaque from the Ajax Kins-
men Club recognizing Mr. Nel-
son's long community service.
ZI An Ajax Warriors' member-
ship card which lists Mr. Nelson
as the number -one member of the
soccer club.
Mr. Nelson's involvement in
soccer is as extensive as it is
amazing. Besides serving as the
president of the Warriors in 1992
and as secretary of the Warriors
from its inception in 1971 to
1991, he also serves as the presi-
dent of the Durham Girls Soccer
League, he's an executive mem-
ber of the Robbie International
Soccer Tournament which raises
money to fight Muscular Dystro-
phy, and he's a director of the
Durham Region Soccer Associa-
tion, the parent body for all soc-
cer in the area.
Why does he continue his
extensive involvement in soccer ?
Quite simply, it's his love of the
game.
"I guess I was one of
a few softies around,"
chuckles Mr. Nelson,
who's not given to
tooting his own horn.
"You get your kids
involved, then you
get involved your-
self. You love the
tme, that's the main
reason."
After moving here from Eng-
land, Mr. Nelson put his sons
Rob and Graham into the soccer
league that encompassed Ajax
and Pickering Village as well as
the Pickering communities of
West Shore and Bay Ridges in
1967. He immediately became
involved himself in coaching and
as a committee member. When
the association became too big,
each community split apart and
formed its own soccer club. The
Ajax Warriors club was founded
in 1971 by Mr. Nelson and eight
other community leaders.
Back in 1971, the Warriors
had about 200 players. Today, the
club has grown to more than
1,100 players for the summer sea-
son and another 600 who play
indoor soccer during the winter.
The club also boasts a thriving
girls' program which competes in
the Durham Girls Soccer Club.
Mr. Nelson says his biggest
achievement was spearheading
the building of the Warriors'
clubhouse which opened on the
Ajax Community Centre grounds
in the spring of 1988.
After more than 12 years of
steady fund-raising, the club-
house was built for about
Henry Nelson, Ajax's 'Mr. Soccer, was feted with a dinner on Sun-
day by the Ajax Warriors Soccer Club for his 26 years of involve-
ment in the sport. The club will award a trophy named after him to
the winner of a special tournament.
$100,000 and serves as the regis-
tration headquarters and as a
place where meetings and social
functions are held by the club.
"It was always a dream of
mine and a couple of other people
to build the clubhouse. To see
that dream come true was a thrill
for me. It was a lot of work, too."
On top of all his other chores,
Mr. Nelson still serves as a coach
photo by A.J. Groen
with the Warriors' senior ladies'
team which, up until a few years
ago, included his daughter
Heather. The squad's sponsored
by the business he owns — Nel-
son Hobbies.
After 26 years in soccer, Mr.
Nelson has no thoughts of step-
ping down. "I plan to keep
involved for the time being. I'm
not contemplating redrerment."
Fishing show
opens tomorrow
at trade centre
PICKERING - Anglers
can discover the newest inno-
vations and have some fun at
the eighth annual Ontario
Fishing and Sportsmen's
Show at the Metro East
Trade Centre in Pickering.
The show, which opens
this Thursday, Jan. 28 at
noon and wraps up on Sun-
day, Jan. 31, features close to
100 exhibits with the latest in
fishing gear, including boats,
cruisers, equipment and new
products as well as informa-
tion on fly -in camps and
travel lodges.
Every day at the show,
there's pro fishing seminars,
both at the 3,500 -gallon fish-
ing simulator and at the cast-
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The Ontario Fishing and
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Thursday and Friday from
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from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and
Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Admission is $7 for
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six to 15) and $5 for seniors.
Children under six are admit-
ted free.
The Metfo East Trade
Centre is at Brock Road and
Pickering Parkway in Picker-
ing. For more information,
call 695-0311.
Ajax hockeyselect
win tourney gold
AJAX - The Ajax/Village
Westney Mini -Mart major
peewee hockey selects
brought home the gold medal
from the Tom Mills Tourna-
ment at the Malvern Arena
Jan. 15 to 17.
Sound goaltending, strong
defensive play and excellent
passing led Ajax to a 4-2 vic-
tory over Pickering in the
championship game.
Great effort by Ajax
earned the squad a 5-2 victo-
ry over Thornhill in the fust
game. The Westney Mini -
Mart selects won an exciting
contest over Unionville 3-1 in
the second game.
Ajax advanced to the
championship game with an
undefeated preliminary -round
record after a 7-0 shutout
over Leaside in the third
game-
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� � � Y I games with only one loss.
AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering
by James Hattie with two goals and Reed with
the pipes.
Recent results included a 5-2
midget Raiders `AAA' hockey team came
a goal and three assists. Dave Duerden pro-
In the last preliminary -round game, the
win over Leaside, a cktse 4-3
close, but no cigar at the recant Peterborough
duced a pair of helpers. Single
Raiders lost to a strong Hamilton team 4-2.
victory over Forest Hill, a 6-3
Midget Tournament.
goals were scored by Rob
Hattie and Scott Surcon scored for Ajax -Pick-
win over North Torow, a 4 -
The Raiders ended the `AAA' -level tourney
Muller, Ken Brace, McDonald
ering, assisted by Rob Bevington, Muller,
I victory over the Don Mills
with a winning record of three wins and two
and McCarthy. Assisting were
McDonald and Surcon. Drohan played a
Flyers, a 9-0 trouncing of
losses, but were bounced out of championship
Dave Grenke and Carson
strong game in net.
Willowdale and a 5-1 win
contention by a strong Peterborough squad in
Coughlin. Goalie Jeff Dro-
Ajax -Pickering advanced to the playoffs
over Markham.
the semi-final.
han was the game's most
via the wild curd route, defeating Oakville 3-1
Team members are Tim
Despite being plagued by injuries and
valuable player, holding
to move into the semi-finals. MVP McDonald
Burgess, Brian Godward,
weary from a heavy league schedule, the
Welland to one goal.
scored the first goal unassisted. Bosak and
Brad Smith, Nicholas Yu,
Raiders still managed to give Peterborough a
McCarthy earned AAS
Hattie tallied the other goals, with an assist to
David Craig, Robbie Ewles,
good semi-final contest, but were downed by
game MVP honors and
McDonald. Lowe played well in goal.
Harley Scott, Matthew Mur -
the petes 6-2.
scored a hattrick in
RRIBEIS
The midget Raiders are now playing in the
dock, Mike Jarvis, Paul
Brad McDonald scored the Raiders' first
leading the Raiders
first-round of the Eastern Ontario Hockey
MacPherson, Jeff Ferguson,
goal, assisted by bantam call-ups Tim
to a 6-2 win over
Association playoffs against Quinte.
Ryan Patton, Ryan Lindell
McCarthy and Erick Vorstadt. Jason Reed tal-
Quinte. Vorstadt, Ellis and Reed drew assists
The Raiders are sponsored by the Pickering
and Brennan O'Reilly. The
lied the second goal with assists to McCarthy
on two of McCarthy's markers. McDonald,
Old Timers Hockey Association. The team
coaches are Earl Lindell,
and Kevin Ellis.
Grenke and Muller also scored for Ajax -Pick-
wishes to thank Ajax Pizza Pizza for its sup-
Brian Murdock and John
The Raiders opened the tourney with a 7-1
ering, with assists to Duerden, Lee Bosak and
port in delivering "fortification" after each
Ewles.
thrashing of Welland. Ajax -Pickering was led
Ellis. Ryan Lowe recorded the win between
home game.
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AJAX - The Ajax/Village IBEW Local 353 Vincent, Daniel Strang, Brian Smart and Kevin
minor novice `AA' hockey team has a Brown had one assist apiece.
leg up in its playoff series with Ajax came out of the gate quickly
Markham. with a big 2-1 win over Markham
The squads played to a 3-3 over- AJAX/ Jan. 21.
time tie Saturday in the second game VIUAGE Smart and Smith scored for Ajax,
of the series. I OR MOCK•• with assists to Steven Balvers, Har -
Greg Harman, Cameron O'Neill man, Vincent and Smart, who each
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PICKERING - The Pickering
Slo-Sports Oldtimers petite 'A'
ringette team captured top spot
at the recent Whitby tourna-
ment, beating the host club 4-3
in an exciting championship
final.
Pickering jumped out to a 2-0
lead over Whitby in the title
match. Whitby came back to tie
the game, but the Slo-Sports
petites picked up their game to
regain the two -goal lead. Pick-
ering gave up a powerplay
marker and was shorthanded in
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on for the victory.
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advanced to the final
after skating to a 7-3
win over Oshawa. Four
unanswered goals in the
last period paved the
way for the Pickering
victory. Ir
In the first game, Pick
ering fell behind 1-0 to Whitby,
but rebounded to score three
unanswered goals for a 4-1 win.
Pickering jumped into a 3-0
lead in the second game against
Nepean and never looked back,
posting a 6-3 win.
In the final preliminary
game, Pickering blasted
Q Gloucester 8-0, backed by
shutout goaltending by
Amanda Blake, her first of
the season. Each forward
line of Sheila Bergin, Car-
rie File and Emily Helmer,
and Mandy Bickerton, Laura
Gallagher and Ashley Phillips
contributed four goals in the
contest.
The tourney featured the best
ringette of the season played by
the Pickering petite 'A' squad,
highlighted by remarkable
defensive play by pairs Cara
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Clements and Erin O'Brien; and _
Amanda Deveaux and Katy
Renaud; as well as stellar goal-
tending by Blake. The defence
gave up a measly one goal per
period in the highly competitive
tourney.
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IS NOW ACCEPTING
NOMINATIONS FOR 1993 CIVIC
AWARDS
Categories for 1993 include:
SPECIAL CITATION AWARD
INDIVIDUAL CIVIC AWARD
LOCAL SPORTS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
LOCAL BUSINESS AWARD
COMMUNITY SERVICE GROUP AWARD
Nomination forms and more information are available at the Town of
Pickering, Department of Community Services and Facilities, One
The Esplanade - 2nd Floor.
All nomination forms must be delivered to the Department of
Community Services and Facilities no later than March 31,
1993 - 5:00 p.m.
For more information, please contact the -
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AJAX wAtNwoRB SOCCER CLUB
Madan Basw 75
Gomw 201, Michael Puls 187. Shawna Kreesbr
Indoor soccer resale bom Mak of Jan. 17
Danes Belanger 74
187.
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Roes Adam 70
Jan. 23: Robert Schwan r 191. Tanya Turry 186,
Village Plyiloull 1 (Goal by Sloven Crbola Shut out
CoOmn We" 57
M... Pub 161 Sarah Willis 167. Paul Koshy 186,
to Jsop11 While) va. Ashy • Sons 0: Gerrit& Doom S
Dona -Faye Roach 57
Amanda Howes 184.
(Go* by tarn virdnr 3, Ctekkpher Nawa1 Daniel
Kathy Duman 49
JUNIOR DrAmm - HIGH gloom
Kunz) vs. Canada Trust 0: Harwood Food City 2
ROUGE HILL YBC BORWlilfi
Jan 2- Rodger Me "258. Krolina Rivers 214, Cathy
(Gook by Nathan Yu. Robbie KWIsM vs. Midiown
PEEWEE 0N90N. HIGH SINGLES
Soot 213. Erica John= 210. Darren Lehman 191,
Fido 2 (Gods by Corey Sevier, Daniel Sudo.
Doe 12: Justin Madarlane 124, Laura Conlin 123,
Mathew Scat 179, Angola Chanters 179, Jenndor
WOEW10 STANDINGS
Raymond Lonl c 100, Shawn McConschis 97, Ryan
Stephens, 179.
TEAM GP W L T F A PTS
Janes 97, Jason George 92. Coureay Bogy 90.
Jan. 9: Man Oliver 239, Chris Rowe 238. Derrick
G&ni's Doors 0 4 0 4 25 10 16
Doc. 19: Raymond Lontoe 124, Ryan Jones 121,
Mularchuk 223, Joshua Latendresss 223, Kelly
Harwood Food City 8 4 2 2 19 11 14
Michael Hancock 105, Shawn McConachie 04, Derek
Pasquale 221, Jennifer Stephens 198, Vanessa
CONKIM Trod 8 4 2 2 15 14 14
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'Rodgers 197.
Will- ern Photo 8 3 1 4 15 11 13
Jan 2: Keegan Taylor 109, Shawn McConacnb 106,
Jan. 16: Kristina Rims 231, Erica Johnson 217, Chris
Village Plymouth 8 2 5 1 11 21 7
Raymond Lomoe 106, Nei Grant 100. Laura Conlin
Cotter 215, Carty Sod• 213. David Samuel 212, Chris
Ahrry • 20 1
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Rowe 203, Steven Ciwlb 200.
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Jan. 9: Michael Hancock 126, Shawn McConachie
SENOR DIVISION - HIGH SINGLES
Bruce Bi" 1 (Goal by Lindsay Murphy) vs. Village
115, Ryan Jones 113, Laura Lyons 106, Andrea
Dec. 12 Dawn Swtala 261, Patricia Stephens 259,
PlymaAn 0; Midtown Photo 6 (Gook by 11— San-
Snoft 106, Michael Cowan 104, Codi Goran 100.
Juts Ward 257. Lorne Smith 254. Mark Gobei 239.
los 3, Mart Borrods-Cass4non 3) n. Rays Tro-
Jan. 16: Michael Hancock 120, Codi Goran 104,
Dec. 19: Shannon Howes 284, Brian Meldrum 268.
thin 4 (Gook by Adrian Jew -Paul 4); Der Crook 4
Nei Gram 104, Raymond Lan = 99, Graham K"
BotiWo ylise nan 243. Lore Smith 234. Laurie Carl -
(Gook by Ndharis Aird 3. Akakarder DamonvoM
99, Laura Conlin 97. Derek George 93.
eon 217.
n. Bakers Dozen 2 tGods by Ryan Ph !chard 2);
BANTAM DIVISION - HIGH SINGLES
Jan2: Richard Young 330, Brian Meldrum 271. Chris
Didew Pit 0 5 tGo* by Darryl Thomson 5) vs.
Dec. 12: Wwh" Fiinski 177. Raba Schweitzer 159,
Balaton 241. Sharm Haft 239. Lome Smith 238.
Daddy Made 5 (Gook by Brandon Gurley 5)-
Jaime Gorman 156. David McConach a 148, Nick Hall
Jan. 9: Andre Nsysu 280. Shannon Howes 268. Jwn-
UI DER -EIGHT STAIDRNGS
144, Michael Pule 141, Martin Soste 131.
mler Harrison 257, Brien Msldnsn 251, Jeff Mawhin-
TEAM GP W L T F A PTS
Dec. 19 Sularve Chaml ws 194, Jame Gorman 181,
ney 246.
Dow Creak 7 6 1 0 27 9 18
Amanda 610 162, Robert Scwwe&zw 162, Breanna
Jan. 23: Dawn Santala 301, Shannon Howes 279.
Bruce BsaMi 7 5 0 2 15 6 17
Etherngton 159, Nick Hai 158, Waiam Papftou 157.
Danny lantna Z76, Steven Laidler 255, Andre Neveu
Midwm Photo 7 4 2 1 25 11 13
Jan- 2: Robert Schweitzer 179, Coln Hurst 161, David
254. Lea Scaa 248. Patrick Harrington 246.
Daddy Made 7 2 2 3 24 24 9
McConaehie 159. Gregory Lyons 154. Janne Gorman
DECEMBER BOWLERS OF THE MONTH
Bakens Dozen 7 1 4 2 17 28 5
152.
Peewee Divew - Andrea Smeaton
Rays Trophies 7 1 4 2 16 21 5
Jan. 9: Jaime Gorman 199, Tanya Turry 187. Shawna
Bantam favism - Michael Fivhaki
Dickson Printing 7 1 4 2 14 26 5
Kressler 182, Leah Lorayss 181, Macon Soste 173.
Junior Division • Choy Hid%
Volvo Plymouth 7 1 4 2 5 18 5
Jan. 16: WAam Pagnsau 210. Nick Hai 201, Jaime
Senior Divew - Andre Newsu
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Nickaka Brown): Gents Garage Door Sales 9 (Picas
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PICKERING - The Pickering
Town Centre will hold a "Let's
Make A Deal" game show Satur-
day to mark the end of its Jan-
uary Clearance Sale.
The game show will be hosted
Storytime
AJAX - Two free drop-in Sto-
rytime sessions will be held soon
by the Ajax Public Library.
On Saturday, Feb. 6, at 10:30
a.m., a session with a theme of St.
Valentine's Day will be held at
the main branch at the corner of
Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres.,
next to the town hall.
Birthdays will be the theme of
a session at the Village branch on
Church St. N. Saturday, Feb. 20 at
10:30 am.
Activities include stories,
music and fingerplays related to
the theme. Storytime is suitable
for children six years and under.
For more, call 683-4000.
Win a prize
for your
sweetheart
Calling all
poets.
Residents
are invited to �
enter the News
Advertiser's
Valentine's
Day contest and win a dinner
for two with your sweetheart.
Simply finish the following
poem -- "Roses are red..."
Winning entries will be
announced and published in
the Feb. 12 edition of the
Newts Advertise.
Deadline for entries is
Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 5 pan. Mail
or fax your poem to the News
Advertiser, Valentine's Con-
test, 130 Commercial Ave.,
Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5. Fax --
663-7363.
Be sure to include your
name, address and telepbooe
number.
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Feb. 5 - April 10
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"Monty Mall", played by
Larry Fedoruk of MIX 99.9, who
will give away cash and prizes in
excess of $4,000. Contestants,
chosen by ballot draws, will find
out what's behind doors, under
boxes and inside Monty's jacket
pocket.
Prizes to be given away
include a trip for two to Las
Vegas, courtesy of Goliger's
Travel and Air Transat; fli;hts for
two to Montreal; a super Ninten-
do game; 540 packages of gum;
and $500 in Pickering Town Cen-
tre gift certificates.
Cash prizes will also be given
away to audience members who
can find certain objects in their
bags or purses.
Contestant ballots are available
to shoppers who spend $25 or
more during the mall's January
Clearance Sale, being held from
Library's piano available for practice
PICKERING - Pickering Pub-
lic Central Library's baby grand
piano is available for private piano
practice, at a cost of S14 per hour.
B(IfB'I�HIIJ.
The piano is on the stage in the
auditorium and can be booked
during normal library hours. 831-
7809.
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from 4:30 to 6 p.m.
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FIRST there was CHAMP. providing specially designed
artificial limbs.
THEN we started PLAYSAFE and Matching Mothers,
offering more specialized assistance.
NOW we have JUMPSTART — computer training — for
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TOWN OF AJAX
ONTARIO HOME RENEWAL PROGRAM
NOTICE TO
TOWN OF AJAX HOMEOWNERS
Purpose of the Otttarlo Home Renewal Program (OJMP.)
The purpose d O.H.R.P. is to provide intarrcial assistance to owner ocarpents of
r I idarrdal properties to relra"it I thtek homes. The program is perticurli ft
directed to the rehabiitation of wbatonderd dwellings, with the entphesis on
k%ft struclural and sanitary oatritiorts, and the trpgra I of plumbing, haaltirtg
aM electrical systems.
FkM Clal A to Home Owners -
A system of loans (repayable and forgiven) to pay for the property rehabiiteion
is available to Town of Apx homeowners whose-sdiusted family incense' does
not exceed $21,000. The interest rate of the ban. and the amount of the
forgivable portion or grant of the ban. is geared to fainly irtconte. The nrraxirrtum
arrrotutt of the ban shall not exceed $7,500 and repayment of the loan, excMrdag
the forgivable porton or grant, commences after on pleeon of improvements.
Further information to O.H.R.P. - -
Those residents wishing to apply for Ontario Home Renewal assistance should
direct their inquiries to D.A. Williams.
The Corporation of the Town of Ajax
O.H.R.P.
65 Harwood Avenue South _
Ajax, Ontario
LIS 2H9
683-4550 Ext. 344
A.T. Hodges
Clerk
The War Amps
Nat+ona. HeaWuarters
2827 Riverside Drive
Ottawa. Ontano K1 V OC4
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Charitable Registration No 0286831 09
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NOTICE TO
TOWN OF AJAX HOMEOWNERS
Purpose of the Otttarlo Home Renewal Program (OJMP.)
The purpose d O.H.R.P. is to provide intarrcial assistance to owner ocarpents of
r I idarrdal properties to relra"it I thtek homes. The program is perticurli ft
directed to the rehabiitation of wbatonderd dwellings, with the entphesis on
k%ft struclural and sanitary oatritiorts, and the trpgra I of plumbing, haaltirtg
aM electrical systems.
FkM Clal A to Home Owners -
A system of loans (repayable and forgiven) to pay for the property rehabiiteion
is available to Town of Apx homeowners whose-sdiusted family incense' does
not exceed $21,000. The interest rate of the ban. and the amount of the
forgivable portion or grant of the ban. is geared to fainly irtconte. The nrraxirrtum
arrrotutt of the ban shall not exceed $7,500 and repayment of the loan, excMrdag
the forgivable porton or grant, commences after on pleeon of improvements.
Further information to O.H.R.P. - -
Those residents wishing to apply for Ontario Home Renewal assistance should
direct their inquiries to D.A. Williams.
The Corporation of the Town of Ajax
O.H.R.P.
65 Harwood Avenue South _
Ajax, Ontario
LIS 2H9
683-4550 Ext. 344
A.T. Hodges
Clerk
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Billboard Is a free feature for
community events of a non-profit
nature. To have your events pro-
moted in Billboard, call us at 683-
5110 or writ to the Ajax-Plckodng
News Advorfissir, 130 Commercial
Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The
deadline for Billboard Items Is 10
a.m. it* Monday prior to Wedniss-
day publication, 10 a.m. the
Wodnosday prior to Friday pubnca-
tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior
to Sunday publication.
ALZHEIMER: A support group for
Alzheimer families meets Wed., Jan.
27, 7:30 p.m., at the Community
Care office. 487 Westney Rd. S.,
Units 19 and 20, Ajax The group
meets the fourth Wednesday of
every month. 576-2567.
BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham
Business and Professional Women's
Club holds its monthly dinner meet-
ing Wed.. Jan. 27 at the Holiday
Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. A
computer information panel will be
presented. Reception at 6 p.m.,
I dinner at 6:45 p.m. $25 for mem-
bers. $30 for non-members. 427-
6930 (Karen Graham) or 725-9179
(JoanAnn Evelyn).
UNEMPLOYED WORKERS: The
Unemployed Workers' Association
meets Wed., Jan. 27, 7-9 p.m., at
the Steelworkers' Hail, corner of
r John and Albert Sts.. Oshawa.
Guest speakers are Valerie Reid of
Housing Help Durham. Brian Catch-
pole of Self -Help Business Centre
I and Sandra Sherk of the Credit
Counselling Centre. 571-3272
(Marie). 576-5925 (Dianne).
HOCKEY: Pickering House
League parents will hold their annu-
al mid-term meeting Wed.. Jan. 27
at 7 p.m. in the banquet hall at Don
Beer Arena. 420-8000 (Shoron Mac-
Donald. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m) or 831-
2032 (5 to 10 p.m.).
( TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Picker -
Ing Toostmosters Club meets Wed..
Jan 27. 7:15 p m , at the Family
Trust office. corner of Finley Ave.
and Boyly St.. Ajax. It's for people
wanting to improve their public -
speaking skills. The club meets
every Wednesday. 428-7677
(Dorothey).
ABC MEETING: The Association
for Bright Children meets at Dr. S J.
Phillips P.S. at Simcce St. and Ross -
land Rd. Wed., Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Marg Jackson, school trustee, will
answer questions regarding the
board's budget. Refreshments
served. Please lug a mug in the
interest of conservation. 728-4274
WAMM WORKERS: The introduc-
tion of a board of directors and a
social will be held by the Durham
Region Union of Injured Workers on
Wed.. Jan. 27, 7 p.m., at the CAW
Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave..
Oshawa. 571-1667 (Eugene Culli-
gan).
EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS: The
Emotions Anonymous New Begin-
rdrtgs Whitby chapter meets Thurs..
Jan. 28. 7:30 p.m. A 12 -step pro-
gram dealing with people's emo-
tions will be conducted. The chap-
ter meets every Thursday. 666.4137,
728-6484.
LEARNING DISABILITIES: The
Looming Disabilities Association of
Durham West meets Thurs., Jan. 28.
8 p.m., at Pickering High School,
Church St. N., Pickering Village. A
speaker from the Sagonaska
School in Belleville will talk on lan-
guage. 683-8432.
WOMEII'S ACTION: The Women's
Action Coalition of Durham hosts a
meeting which calls for changes to
the criminlol justice system Thurs..
Jan. 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the
Rouge Hill Library, 1340 Rouge -
mount Dr., Pickering. Admission is
one businewsized envelope. No
charge, but reserve a space. 837-
2725 or 619-2602.
NEW -TO -YOU: St. Martin's Angll-
U
can Church, 1203 St. Martins Dr.,
Pickering, hosts a New -To -You sale
Fri., Jan. 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. Good
used clothing, books, records,
household items. Donation pick-ups.
839-4769.
THEATRE: Theatre Durham pre-
sents Steel Magnolias Fri- Jan. 29 at
8 p.m. at Dunbarton-Fairport United
Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd.. Picker-
ing. Additional performances Jan.
30, Feb. 5 and 6. Tickets $8 or $6 for
students and seniors. 831-6509, 831-
0348.
SPARKS: A program called Sparks
for girls and boys from Kindergarten
to Grade 2 meets Fridays from 6:30
to 8:30 p.m. at Applecroft Public
School, 55 Coles Ave., Ajax. It's
sponsored by the Westney Heights
Baptist Church. 683-5558,686-1720.
DANCE: The Parent Advisory
Committee of St. Francis de Sales
Catholic School will hold a January
Beat the Blahs dance Sat., Jan. 30,
8 p.m. to 1 a.m., at the school, 72
Church St. S., Pickering Village. $15
a person. Proceeds to buy books for
the school library. 683-3320.
CHORAL WORKSHOP: Pickering
Village United Church, 300 Church
St. N., Ajax, will host the choral work-
shop Sing and Rejoice on Sat., Jan.
30, beginning at noon, for church
choir directors, singers and chil-
dren's choir leaders.
Workshops include music read-
ing and repertoire, voice and
ensemble building, and youth
choirs. S25 a person or $20 for a
each member of a quartet. There
will be a dinner and evening con-
cert. 683-4721.
CLOTHING SALE: The Holy Trinity
Church, Kings Cres. and Burcher
Rd., Ajax, holds a good used cloth-
ing sale Sat., Jan. 30, from 10 a.m.
to noon.
CHOOSING A PREFERRED
LANDFILL SITE
On November 0, 1992. the Interim )X'aste .ALlthOrit`r' (IV A) announced the short list of
candidate landfill sites for the Region of Durham. Of the six -step process. five
steps are now complete. The purpose of the last step. Step 6, is to apply- environmental
criteria to choose a preferred site. I)uring the nett few months. the public has a number
of opportunities for input on issues such as criteria selection, compensation and eyLlitN-.
The following; calendar outlines the activities planned.
Here is your chance to provide input on:
• ,Step 6 criteria—tort, do we make the final choices%
+ Eyuitl-what is it? What's fair.%
• Compensation—hou, much and to whom%
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area. Experience desrable.
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send resume by Feb. /. to
Dearham Wood Daycare. 66
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1 509-1353
Ontario. M i E 1 S4. p)12993)
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EWra 4211-7677. (012990)
PART TIME OFFICE MANAGER
Required for small business in West Hill.
25 hours per week, for a person proficient
in computerized accounting systems,
bookkeeping to trial balance, word pro-
cessing, and data base. Good organiza-
tional and communication skills required,
with proficiency in English. Minimum
EARN .n. Wessel - agarrrtr Grade 12 education with excellent typing
nods new races to work
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HIGH school student for a PW �i award when- DIS- Pascal rod C MacGtosh castle Agent
COVERY TOYSI Immwdiate
warehouse - stockroom incorne For mon irtorrretion Express, and slustra w. Durham NEED extra money? Mall
��' Monday -Thursday. 1, $6 ay' 3 call Barbara at 436.9071. Business Computer College, Lingerieme � len Mb � PI
tours atter school, t6 hour. 427-3010. (TF)
Pickering location, ser nine. ARE you a parent. (1n sales.
train�fgExr�
phone number and school daycanpomon, teacher look Fal tAtt your ed today hours.
full training.
pining
grades a File .O. B Oshawa for extra income? r you. Cry � our ram o1 successful This Wer, P.O. Box 401, Toys o 1 be79.Q17 . (you. Cad cover wen. Woven call 42
Oshawa, Ont. L1H 7L5. Jarls.416579Q178 (0{319 8205.-m27931' - w
i' M ' �: 165---�--
A at ' 165.. A�� For sate - 300 Fm sale' 400, For Rot '400' 4= 400"T""tm
SAI$
Willdows i Doors
A skilled, experienced
sales person required
(full or part-time). We
have manufactured
and Installed WWKIOWS
ifx 25
oVal years.
wrwrieaa rangy ttesce eve
bedroom basement. 4
E e "' W rx1owFriday
itVcut baby~ for Monday toArficles
22sales
a t.
to March,1993.
Cog 428-7691. (013193)
0 For S ale
Commission.
MOTHER d 3 (15.7.3) able to
ARCADE go for sale. good
Contact the Durham
Provide eitperanced daycare'
for your !home or business. Cal
iron Branch
bks of activities, references
loved". Ritchie Rd.laz. 427-
OwigM, 642-3556. (020M
4%-ZU
0327. (013/93)
BEDROOM set, boy or girt
"acoal
1 70 Employment
single. 8 pons., custom! nWe.
wood no rereers, mkxe-
SALES Rep. Specialist for
Wanted
lard yellow. dr�bookshelves.
ings and finishes. Greater
available. Softwood for s4Ylace
cod. Pick up Sat. and Sun. 655-
A s.
Toronto area, familiar with mfg.,
BESTdependable �
1550. Fins French Provincial
and machining processes. Post
with 15 years efperierfce, do
triple dresser/desk, cream.
secondary tednkNd with O.A.
cleaning by the day. Rates. Sill
$250• cal 420.8995. (012793)
Full time Position. Fax resume 1-
$65, every other Thursday
LENNOX Electric Furnace.
416-921-6134. (013193)
available. Phon alter 6 or leave
55.000 BTU electric furnace with
WANTED
'WANTED - One ground -pound-
message on machine, 576 -
4367. (020293)
3011. d heavy gauge wiring. Ex-
fearless telemonster with
- -- -- 44.44 ---
talism for cottage or workshop.
some computer knowledge Sixy
MEN with trucks will do
Phone John • 725.0658 after
day flat salary, call Network
household old loves clean up
4:00 p.m.(0131931
AJAX - distant anti bright mw me AL
ow► and r-7 62 . on@
bedroom basement. 4
or two bedroom basement
iIIri ,ss 4 pa. both• pt',e
apartment, furnished or
arraride, parking. pool, SM
ktclusiw. k oodW& 603.4994
unfurnished, parking and
katrhdry taeifties. Huge kildhen
(days) or 427-4143 Ow 7 pm.
with lots of cupboards. Non
(012693)
smoker. 509.9005. (012793)
PICKERING - Altona Ril
PICKERING - Liverpool and
SMpnrd. two bedtoan base.
BaYIY, cusotn 20M San. 1100
ment apartment, private
sgtt.. one bedroom pkat don.
entrance, $600 monthly, an
huge private laundry, fully
spacious AJAX - bright two
bedroom basement apart cont.
separate entrance. broadloom.
ceramic floor. 4 pce. bath. ava4-
able immediately. $695 nonthly,
Plus utilities. 683-8227.
(012993)
PICKERING - brand new
bachelor basement apartment.
share kitchen, new 3 poe. bath,
Meda• 428-1748 or Fax 428-
1778. Call anytime. (012793)
1 s, 0 10 S. decorat ng,
painting. anything. Can Car or
BEAUTIFUL Mor Lee Designer
central air. central vac, cable.
ROKA Lumber Hardwood.
Jane, 427-2856. (TF)
wedding dress, brand new, testi Olds Cierra excellent
never worn, size to. open from. condition. only 61.000 rrime. 4 A 00
4
full laundry lactates. Close to a1
Apartments ament es $450 mck,sroe. 837-
Hosp.Medical
live k or out for 3 children,
ws. Must door, air con.. cloth interior.
V-0adt, perk and bm4250-
For Rent 1992. (020293)
150 Dental
205 Firewood
be seen. $725 o.b.o. 420-1237. s'�- only $3900. Pet«. 723
Wanted
Six month old. Relerences pan, ex condrtton. As.
required. Call 420-3280.
obis SQue 7 to 12. Cat Kathy.
(01299M 5281 or 436-3107. (020293)
DENTAL Assistant to fur lime
Two years
ROKA Lumber Hardwood.
CARPET - I have several 1000 1964 Ford T -bird, 168,000 kms.•
required. 31.75experie5
required. Call 831.7555
4'x8'x12. $60. 4'x8'xl6', $65.
yards of naw, Stainmaster and ELANedtion.$1i(y)o.b.o.427-
live k or out for 3 children,
son wood 1'x8•xtr available.
,cox nylon carpet. oil do k^^9 ,898. (013193)
160 Day Care
W. Days. 705.277-3381, eve-
4346665. (TF)
rooms and hall for 6360. In- 1961 Danun 280 ZX Turbo. two
Wanted
Mattel s for you. Soon to open
eludes carpet, pad, and find, mint, 60,000 miles, all
(013193)
BROOKLIN Firewood - well
installation. (30 yards) Steve, opts. moo, certified. $5,000.
LOVING babysmer for two great
seasoned hardwood and
7892068 (TF) 576.3004 (012793)
ids Son. 8 years and daughter,
softwood. 12' and 16'. Kindling
JERRY'S Wipers. Cloth wows. 1662 Chrysler Cordova. 6
11 ears. live out, school.
holidays off. Light housekeeping
available. Softwood for s4Ylace
cod. Pick up Sat. and Sun. 655-
new and used stop coats. ksu- bulks«. auto. Pa.. stereo.
in clean home. Whites and
8797. (122792)
wed coth:mg used wholeg. bud le Sean• aa, cruise. rrire
rui
now Clot h:ng for the whole ,sweets,
Strouid's. References. own car.
6 leave
1998. 1013193)
original pant, no rust.
family. Beat tfe reassan. kiss 95.000kms.. ce"Itod $2395.
Cal after p.m. or name
and phone number. 837-2673.
21 O Flea Market
than 12 peas. 610 Bayfy E.. Crown Auto, a2fi 9.23. (020293)
(012993)
t7+airs. $200; Shap Vac. $75.
Shrpetac.
00 -.SOW.
All Hours. 9 am -6 p.m. 427- 1M/ a S
2669 1020293) To)ce upil automatic,
BABYSITTER k my home la
5l and 60 s setons -arc
dotrlrtg Dresses and tun fur
power everything, brand new
OAK wall unit 70' wide 71' 1
Six month old. Relerences pan, ex condrtton. As.
required. Call 420-3280.
obis SQue 7 to 12. Cat Kathy.
high, 2C deep. $100 831-8849 king $3200 c nitsd. Call 839-
33
1013193)
(013193)
619-0139.(013190)
after 6 P.m. (012993) 7237 after 6:30 P.m. or
NANNY needed n our homhe,
VENDORS wanted l you nave
SKXS boots and bindrtfgs, s ed. weekends. (Repair receipts
live k or out for 3 children,
a craft or an ingenious product
good for the begnrer or casual availabiel. (013193)
references required. Cal after 6
w $en. the Create 'N' SMI Flea
skier $200 o.b.o. 420-1237 1974 Chev Nova, automatic.
p m. weekdays. 420-1922
Mattel s for you. Soon to open
(012993) classic car. 'Sprit d Amential
(013193)
in downtown Bowmanvlle with
DRYER . excellent cordite, Good condition, 6 cylinder
PART time care by e>mentenced
50. vendors. We have room for
you. Open Sat. and sun. Cat
wheat. one year old. ataorrhstie engine, blue and red, racing
Chnstun morn needed la t0
623OSB6. (17202431
st 50 Call 432-1962. (01 29Q3) stripes kink whte 60,000 kms. an
rebkfix engirt. f2500 as s. Cal
month old in my: your home.
DISHWASHER Kenm"' ort
OUEEN size waterbed. mirror n 839-7237 alter 6:30 or
Stam mid F . Pickering
year. like new. $300 o D.o. 427-
headboard.
rd. stoer drawers, weektands. (013193)
area Ouhnpu a must
Cal 428.7214 with relerer+Ces.
1998. 1013193)
two
stleer sea trktiktded. $300 o.b o PAYINP too much for auto
1012793)
WHITE kitchen table with 4
Can 436.6'!66. (020293) assurance, Good rales tot most
BABYSITTER - caring,
t7+airs. $200; Shap Vac. $75.
Shrpetac.
00 -.SOW.
drivers. Cal 5091167. (013193)
SPANDEX many different 4444
exp«enoe. 'we out n Pickering.
S
RIGH e� ankrupt or _
prints and solid colours,
Two children, non amok
fi20. Days. 426-6311 or after 5
ponww. Sequins. ria. Problems. gaol crfeck. Can
TelepMte 637.5624 event
427.7729. (013193)
as wrrDst proal: leased 10 own. 1978-1984. 725-
$ p -m. -t0 p. m. (0 12993)
FOR sale. 6 mors! ful rrwrOer-
tilt Linda a 683.7139. (oQOQ931 1988 a 686-3775. (TFALL)
NANNY wanled . liveout ship to Premier Health Club. Trucks Foil
Arlo les
RaInMY Croft and DManey. two
that" payer .$33.17. 420-
Ill
C
230 �� ��
great kids ages 3 and 6. refer.
(013193)
Wanted
notes pleasa Can Cathy at 686-
4575 7 p.m. -t0 p.m. (013193)
ArUCles
220
BGR Autobody - insurance
WANTED - stoves, fridges, claims we pay $100 deductible
290 Eloard
For Sale
washer and dryers, waking or Aulobody/paint speciaitst.
y
165 Da Care
CAMPGROWO MetrOersho -
not. Also waMed. hiccup truck F ,
(newer than 1976). Call � �d-
Available
coast to coast afiliatton. amp
1W�50�
Pickenrq. 420 8833. (TFALL)
4� � OSHAWA - Iwo bsdrorn apsn-
For Rent Intent for rent, heat, hydro
at 500 resorts ler Si/night. Pao.
� �. ap, 39500rYereo•
WANTED - 5 t0 $6500 without Stripe cock.
• Ages 2 to 5
• Full-time rates - $99
• Daycare lull days
• tlkxsery school 3
12 days
• Junior (Of1dB1�
• On 5 acre sd&V
E6tabill" 9iBo• ISM
686-1161
10 Top SL, AJU
NOTHM eapetirn, is meq
b bsblrat tynidsn of any act n
Appwaoh area. RNerernces
avaolble. Call Rita. 4260335.
(013193!
DATCARE availabia in my
hoots, is yens erOseleaios hot
and cold lunches, ate of
activities. any age Sas", M .
referonces available.
Reasonable wise 631-2246.
(013193)
EXPERIENCED UmmAw and
modes wood" ler dfl cw&
FuN a part tits. nMawnces
WmdmbhL Heaysood and Hwy at2.
Now SL Judas ane Apple, Crag
tichooL Cal 68"104. (0121M
RESPONSIBLE reliable
rewatable daycare IsarpL Own
twenty years combined
amparirim traietsd n drulop-
met services (diplome;f. su-
pervised atsiviies Iniad yard,
crafa, k3rwndu s• snedial eat:
alt 830.058. (013190)
LAURA'S LITTLE FRIENDS
HOME DAYCARE - reliable
daycare availabis. AN aloes
VA*M.te. 427-2198.
KAM Poppkr 8w sararl But
I'm hoe. British nanny now
ntKOW d 2 avalable for bdWM-
ting in my home. Pickering
Village. PAONO ea Phone 619-
2562. (013193)
glws sate loving care n my
home. Fenced yard, "fly
ouilngs. ft*Moua krona and
enttcks ray figs ilwwow and
$2.488.0677. p1311� t .
$4000. asking $695. Li/Mrrt - boot table. x • CD -6 pad4 arMm casaetto. 225
membership. 614-761-9257. reasonableprice.434�4t8 after Fourth Ave Oshawa 571-1433.
(012983► 3 P.m. (020Q91)
ELv15 stamps are mere Howl NEEDED - more to Sundertrw. Vans, 4 Wheel
Limited asuppliessair available rt weekdays' sing rrhorrnrrg and d 320 Drtves
Please cal betvreen 10 am.. 8 back after 3 p.m. hem Whitby.
p.m 4287z2s. (012693) Alex or Picluertng. WN pay for te6o Transport SE. food".
gas. Call (416) 509-1544, while. $13,500 "A. I lied.
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER Cal Sandy or Des a 7211.6291
CLOCKS - Pianos. rend to own. between 9.5 p-rr (013193)
- AJAX
55 Falby Court
2 bedroll a; a"- ._' - `a- / ,,ng Air
:cnd,non ;, OrOad:oo" I. 2 app; antes. aindry
sa,las and exil roe-. „nce ground
;;2•Ir ny r•0:�,�
Call
683-6021
Mon. -Fri. 9-5 Wii,,,,,
Sat. -Sun 12-5 K1" morn",%
BLUEWATER PARK
WHITBY APARTMENTS
1 bedroom swles and 2 bedroom suf". n xnrna"Isly
ritaxlialn6d buAld% broadloom. 3 appiswce6, pool,
snooker table, games room, inalitl6 Courts, exerose
room, laundry halt0es arid covered Pani lg.
101 Kathleen St. W.
Mon. -Fri. 9-5 & Sat. 3 Sun. 12-5
571 3522 SHEER
CORr'ORATIOM
AJAX
77 11133 FALBY COURT
Two bedroom apartments In family
building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2
appliances, laundry facilities and
underground parking included.
Call 686-0845
Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
apt. sa.. upave, grand. digamrts i Crafts t9« 6x4 GMC Jimmy. wast n
LOU26
= WHITBY - two bedroom
keyboards. CLOCKS - free.
colour. custom strBpinh_.
doivsry and sea up. Call Tolep CRAFT dosses available in
No take adeantaes of out low f,w� t, I For i1t,�,
whesb with AT tiws, pit.. Pb-aPa m- o mites included.
pw-. cruse. earvtm can4ft sun Clore to at amenaiss GO bus
.
prices on all stock OVi1g Our cifi 42&3660. (02079M
and Shopping.$663 rnorahly.
roof. rod rack. a trailer pafikago For 01 cam W 72&12tXi a
January Sale now onl 4331491.
(TFALL) Pets -.Supplies-
Excellent condition. asking 5791707. (000203)
price. $10.500 certified. or
290 Eloard
closest fifer. 41&571.0606. AJAX - ahs h drpdrih b•«n.rr
BEAUTIFUL full length won g
coat, �s tMete tea culler. size
111$$ Astro Van• am/tm a0es"era• SOW #orgy. Pwiar
>un9b or no couple. no
14. $1500 o.b.o. 420-9876. ELITE Dog Training Service a
(013193) your homes or our school.
ca<sottel air conditioning a
passenger. 831-6949 after it cWOM non onorr. Reber►
ROWING tnacwne eaoNlent Obedietnoe tip' 90 Rete
corfddrl, nwomm included. $75. at itC s bes�R suultsais
p•"1. (012163) has reputed. Cam 428.141n.
w,�■tit
ie9
434-S780. (0'27101 _ gwyy� Cao Tint µ1N 23&
4� � OSHAWA - Iwo bsdrorn apsn-
For Rent Intent for rent, heat, hydro
OAKIPNIE tablas chairs. be& 6RIA 1
hangnail hand-
kickided. Washer and dryer
bu
and bedroom - FOUND- S molts o a year old
araillbil $100 mrttltly.
trailed babe your pw - by mal, grey tabby. found 1550
.. and WAL 434)011.1013193)
one of Ontario's largest Kitpsbn Rd. Few JUL a. cam
. WNITBV - two level• one
nun a• aw ~ arrd 6868200 a 4204220. (012792)
b�payp PMrs �.
save. Eg. 4r round aolid aetk
psd.aal cable and 4 chairs• Q �c..l
$866. Quit can I I bed. 300 FQr,�4sse
Pray $71� �
E,t1>BIlr1 bcabon � I - -an avaoable
$296. Over 200 stain elnorcas
Palk" au Adis, March 1. $775 bcknkra 00.
98S-8774, TRADITIONAL
WOODVKXVO rX.l
Sr sltaeebed fttlh 3 drawers
bookcase headboard. IBM
ampules, 512K, colour rtteanl x
Epson FX40E pritlsr and oIBDe
htmmue- Far more ieonplatiai,
call 831-6136 after 6 p.m.
(012793)
TOP *wRy vwaeds (2 s41s)
152xM- OW 142694- sari be
- Oiset so% (across 490 5M7. (0/3193)
Indluslve Call 686 8905 prMae arM►ahDe ruglefin. now
(013190
10202931
appliances, an utilities. $650
AJAX - super one bedroom
nay. Available imfodsloly.
baoo .w-
Cal 5.10 p.m. weekdays or 9.9
,wit apwvnwM. consent
cope* soperaM entrance. 4
p.m. weekend". 837.6667.
appliances. 11650 nornd ly, aval-
(012793)
able wrenedo*. Non smoker.
AJAX - one bedroom walkout
no pets. Call 428.3914,
basement apartment. non
(012993)
amok«• sitting room. real
TWO bedroom apartment,
kilichan full bath' IISM plus 1/3
above pore n Pkkerirfq Vllage.
utilities. First and last. 428-7748
Close to an amen". Available
or 686 3178. (0•12993)
Feb. 1.44 0 inclusive. Phone
TWO bedroom. North Oshawa.
427-0837 or 6864416 evenings.
triose to at amenities, parting.
(012993)
balcony. laundry faaities. $675
LARGE bright bedroom.2 as
plus hydro. No last months
pfia. included. large fenced
required. Available now. 723
yard, 2 car parking. $800 and
1912 a 571.5914.(020293)
utilities. Pets O.K. Available
TWO bedroom apartment with
Feb. 1. Cal 576462'.!6. (013193)
parking. across from Gm north
WHITBY - three bedroom m
plant, rivvtgroom, dknsngroom'
duplex. fridge.stows.
kitchen it". stove. separate
plus utilities. Feb. 1. Also
entrance. $500 . utilities. First$775
two bedroom borer apartment
part ant.
and last. No pets. Cat collect.
*
$625 inclusive. walk to Go.
764 6667. ()020293)
Immediately, no dogs. 509-
ONE bedroom apartment. t. $550.
2091. (0 12993)
full fledged utilities included
PICKERING -newly enovated
Available March 1. One large
one bedroom plus den. separateroom
S350.separate entrance.
entrance, a pa. barn, large
washroom, available
living room. An utilities plus
immediately, Call between 7
$750 per month. Can after
p.m. -9 P. m. 4271988. (01,310cable.
630 P.m. 4201336 !012893)0
WHITBY one bedroom bas►
AJAX Now Lake -5 room. air
Merit aParI Wil 4 pee, bath. full
conditioned apartment. Irving
kitchen. Irving and dining room
room, dining room, kitchen,
won walkout, parking and
master bedroomand Oen,
utilities $600 mclusme. Call
104-2'.305.r020293)
walkout to yard- $900 mcludes
kms. is80D WWAd DAAL 726
utilities and parking. No
WHITBY - one bedroom.
snicking. no plea. Sus cobble
separate laundry. separate
Cat 2652581. (013193)
entrance. 4 pie bath. avarlabe
AJAX -Oxford Towers. two and
immed-afely. 6550 Call 576-
•hree bedroom apar'ments.
(013193)
Avadable vilately, Feb. 1
ned
ONE bedroom. TauntorvSrncos
andMarch 1. owet budding,
er,
area $450 pmonth. Heat.
.fled. sauna, tides to shopping.
Pa/kr19 tnduded. 644-4796 a
401 and Go. Approxrnately
705-944-8886. (012993)
$750 and S85n Cal 428-72W
TWO bedroom ava6able pab 1
or 683-5322 umi 7:30 p.m.
6625 . hydro. Female to share
(012803)
duplex. $425 nnot. hil, rduaM.
OSHAWA two bedroom
Garage. $75 Or 72111
apartment, very good area.
(TF)
close to Oshawa Centre. Clean
LAWRENCE and Pon Union Rd.
building, fndge and stove.
One bedroom basement
parking. laundry facrlaiss. No
apart„e,,,. 4 aw-a.-cm. dose
pets. $675 Call 723-0742.
to GO. T'C. Yapping, schools.
(0131931
let- $55C . 1,2 ufitres. 724 -
WHITBY - furnished one
2977 evenings. (012993)
bedroom, walk to Go. TV,
AJAX -misin floor apartmtent a
broadloom, clean• balcony,
bedroom. laundry 'aul'tys
Parting for one, no Psi. $650 al
Available March 1. S85C 839
rtdusive. 416-294-1618 or 416-
7964 !C 13193)
5032036. (012660)
AJAX -art bedroom batiernent
PICKERING gorgeous. two
bedroom apartment, above
apartment. sataarme entrance.
round win patio, privae yard.
fridge and stove. $500 all
includes appliances gyral ar.
ncluawe. 6130561_ (013193)
utunies. parking. Available
OSHAWA - find bedroom rear
March 1. No smoking- $75C
apartment, two floors plus
mcir".6839629 (021993)
basment. large fenced
bacgkyard. nice and quiet
41 0 Houses For
nor hbourflood. 1iBso plus
hYdro. Im am Paye for homing.
elegant
Avarable Feb. t. Cal 7282255.
AJAX South b e a u t -' u l
M20293)
detached r,orre, walk to tate. 4
LARGE furnished bachelor
appliances. $1150 monthly,
470-92U
470-92 (012893)
bno"wrt apartment. cable and
utiom included Own entrance.
PICKETING - Liverpoolr401 3
ren smoker required. Salable
bedroom khan floor. available
for ore person- $120 weekly.
March 1 $900 monthly an
First and lost required. Cal 434-
ncknnre Evenngs. 436-7961
5944
(013193)
PICKERING - two bedroom
AVARAME fm.yie -1 1 O an
aP�. WPW *0=. very
basement apartment. private
entrance, central airtvac,
AJAX • eoUtL br9e brigge noway,
renoraed arse bedr.. !rase'
AJAX - duplor. So- house
for two families. Separate
parking. fledge. stove. tufty
"fere Woo am on bus rouse.
entrance. 2 bodaoorna, owittle
barbered. foundry. 4 pix bath.
pwkft &Mftn=e• air con-, n-
a*, aPPkw4m. fireplace, Large
nal as War. no pats. First and
dependent hes. $585 427-
yard. POOL $650 Pit- Available
last. $750. Call 426-6923.
00/1.40131931
immediately. 640-7430.
(0
w16TBv - ono e.Aepm rPW
F�ts soYiC! 10
AJAX - bright large newly
Ir+l at rice otbr ttiplsa, two
PICKERING - Fwrfdf"a"'s Bair.
wrur . ane bodtoorn baste
of Go, begs iriidorn. swat it
two bedroom bungalow. 3
ment apartment, laundry
Beset• swiob Feb 1. "W
apokrxxW boadlor"i dell
facilities. 4 appliances.
f Od*#- SM3161 or 723=3411
filed ectilis area
, ii -, 1 3 port beth, p sang.
40 20.31
��� $nmvabord
� pia
cwo 10 tnaehess. "W - W%
PICKERING - -Excellent
420-1415 aenrfngs42&25M.
utilities. Fiestriam. 619-0015.
location- - stunning three
f
(027932)
1, - I . mail floor aparalra
AJAX - two bedroom. dining
PICKEINNG - two bedroom
$1000 monthly. Utilities,
poor. Mag man kitchen. un-
beoenriMe ap--- WWMD
Itamdy.satoetoGas, RaskW"
finished basement. Fridge/
antranosk lerrrOry faeiles. ttrgs
area 1-4164M&1421. (013194
sore, afralabls March 1. Fiat
kitchen• parking spacers.
SM SL E..nealtral
and MK $600 Pke uoi4isa 683
wPMed• yard. ceiia- +i• an
ams and him bsapeln a t ,
53M 4013193)
indusivs. Available March 1.
cknsit, qukK Iwo bWWO
AJAX - itp0abss 3 Oedtponi tae
$750 monshlff. First and lest.
Nicsly decorated, utilities.
baths. greenhouse kitchen.
831-2760. (013193)
bidge. Will^ ywoy yo7gM
" I It , double Bose•
NOW"Odq-rsbedroan
and parking- On-site
yak to 00. $1 ioa mop". File
troth paAQ
- Weµnaitfaelad
AVARAME fm.yie -1 1 O an
aP�. WPW *0=. very
atanagealtaftL Cab •tit -2450.
and Metavelsble Mads 14.
PICKERING - conveniont
ng•
yy� apartryient build.
private. parking. available
IDIOM"
683.7982 (D128801
Bus stop � allsidt
Spacious. carpeted, rieaWy
pai11ed Wmm m dose ID bus
lnenedialMy. $495 tyf-"-
7204M or 668.4316. rAeLw n
eOUiM Pill ietg, aro bedroll.
If= bane. bright.
PKZBNNri vBsgs - afatxrlrtt
neighbourhood, no pets,
smoking, references. $550 central air, available,
and snapping- All utilities
garage. $800 rI Ally Plus 12
he locus d
woosue, ns oom or tient-
F�ts soYiC! 10
ipnckrded. No peas. Two Dedman
AJAX - one OeOpoorn OaaerrnerM
modern. spacious. private
martial use. Three bedepn
grocery sato every
from $660- Call 430-0134.
a- trparaM entrarnce 4
�^frappliances,
sstorinow, n 401. lake, peak
detached bride tenth dolDOW
Tuesday
f
no pals. Non
8700ea p.,=W Cal 222-4011.
gosiaga Gas sive and dryr.
walking distance to
d,tal and wwkmwmft nfwr
can rely on Croaley
smoker Ixufened $650 monthly.
(012663)
Available, woodMIMy. 420•
shopping (drug shore'
�R �u brand new
Cal 616231
9- (012093)
LARGE two bedroom
60 days.,
96• 06-7870 ewanga.
bat*))
one ttedlor baoonsont aper-
and last. Available Feb- I. 686
and refitti y, In theirfact, their aan.n
(013193)
eu 10 slat. Neural OMW $7S
each, Coll 006=410vkw
Editm 41115,0001tea., Mr•poaW.
-- Shat enseMet "an as ubya
on*A Mpbuhow
ment in South Ajax. 4 PICKERING - large ono
appillignicass, 4 pa, pmt paw@" 'r ... basarywt apeafnrll
aPea3rt1rA 001i
Parking. public bus,
PICKERING - conveniont
LOOKING for quality
68&9153.102066
entrance. parking, great separate errraerca dfpee Piece
both. broadina 1, liuntry,
minutes from 401 a Flaeryforfy
Rd. Mata, 1. $650. Can 571-
kltallon top bttttroan on nlaii
flea. Pias full baeetewA and
Z Herd's Apphwwm
oa
low Chow Tradlsr CL. slow.
J ' •
neighbourhood, no pets,
smoking, references. $550 central air, available,
0694• (013193)
garage. $800 rI Ally Plus 12
carries 1$511 ins d Greeley
sppLarcm AN Crosby"-
soft top, 4 wheel drive. 4
cylfti I . 5 speed. extxMkrd
montfly Inclusive. i 686-3396. f fAf�• first ow hu fes-
831-1.63. (012790)
WNFM - two level gxvv w]L
utilities. No pets. available
le
Map1.93&7719, (012790)
an aw pwcis'In mwvAKDOW
to exact standards and
condition. Amrfm cassette.
upgraded lnkskr. deogg kms.
(013193)
AVAILABLE if iatNy an PICKERING • four bedroom
pito bedroom, trhibooWath,
fireplace, living room, largo
AJAX • four bedrool. 2 1!2
tolerances. This attention to
$7500. Cao 90603$L (013194
pamffNG
Oshana, 639 Cubed SL Two burn0Mow fain mans rraed n•
kWw% bright. appowom 8675
bsdr, two car garage, I Ila,
d,tal and wwkmwmft nfwr
can rely on Croaley
da
1960 Honda CMie Iia14f0aCk
1 IV �M�
bedroom. $650 par month dMidw* a w main Ilea for
Inclusive. FM and task raquiwd, $650 Plus iickfdes sic atpptian•
inclusive. Available,
immediately. 668-6142.
close to schools and pubNc
Narall $1250 per nsand L Filet
you
prodirds for mpab psrbmtroe
45J�oo aCh ail. sinned.
4_'lirad. mini epMKlon.
01,11 �tMooN ba>Nfa11n1
close o bus and shopping. No tan 1 12 beth. krrfivae. Non
(DIMO3)
and last. Available Feb- I. 686
and refitti y, In theirfact, their aan.n
"MM MIN, titivat• On-
pea. Cali 434-Sol1 or 430• smckas• Cao Ken. 420.7347.
p4 and two badman spear-
5620 a 6634= betas $ PAL
pianos are so dgwwMbb. Mut
SOM 4300001' (4 1
trance. laundrybroad-
0134. (TFALL) (013193)
intents available. Reasonable
lot 322
Crosby provides a ten year
limited warranty. That's
1987 Chew. Ceprbo, 4 door•
dent bbl, rzuiM ail. nL'011 ee
ivailabl11 ing"
diMol Itiftes W41lildad.
>I•
ONE bedroom basement PKS(ER►NG•clianrfebetlroorr
msnt. available Feb. 1. bwMlafr apartmertIII
a1>aA available
raes am iclusiw- Located n
south Oshawa. Close to
MAX-3bedloor. 212 Dana,
fainly room plian Ai
confidence... that Crosby
Naftk'a Apphyipss, 191
fsaeurtliUW. 06 air is n ea-
argil corfdi-1 0* 134MO
i6�a aro.
Nally, dsooraM I $900 mondnllr, March 1. Size monthly. Non
scfools, shops and GmL Cao
728-4UiL behesen 9.9 P
. 3 appliances.
conditioned. 3 appliances.
$1100 fist and IasL Aralob
quay.
Bloor SL E. Ural it & Oshmm
kms. is80D WWAd DAAL 726
4M2M i�
and amoka, nig pets- I bso hal
ron onutr prelsrred. Filet a
lap. Cal •7&947. J012MM 83&27W- (0131 SM'
-m.
fill 191111
Immediately. 429-9150.
726.4043 (B~ Muhseeh)
0706 (8383oR
PAGE 3"-TH6rLR5, ,ADVQ7WM IFICDyJA1WAtY 27,11
410 "°" � 410Haum'Rent 500 ftm 580
bedroom
� r od bat m AJAX - . n floor buegrow. 3 � � � MTGAGsE LOANS
bedroomts, mato h Oorrdrion.
condi, S appliances, cental aw, �.. 420.5021. 110 420-5021-113119M f«twd wildb.dryard. vendor w1st and 2nd to 95% d value
p;vale drive. garape, whool, _ -- -- how wet magagtr with sww NI property types, personal
park, $1100 plus. Feb. t. John, AJAX - three bedroom I, .Calf Glen Passage- Red loans Quick service and
a16-385-5040 days or 430-9734 bungalow. main floor, bright and Estate Broker, 404.6217. approvals Prime rates
ovoninps. (02029.3) spacious. close to arfrniiss. (0220CITYCAN FINANCIAL
BAYRIDGES - main floor, 3 iB50 ` 112 utilities 0 9995 $134.600 - country clam h the CORP.
bedroom $950 per month, inclusive' 427.2380- (020293) idyl 56w x 157 lot- DstaChed 571-2880OSHAWA
utilities included. References PICKERING - Fronchman's Bay bungalow overlooking the 686.2936 PICKERING
required. Call 427-1525. three bedroom main floor, Rouge. WorilNMI Gail Moreton.
WHITBY - new 3 bedroom. 2 112 hardwood floors, schools. lake. 683-7777. W. Frank R.E. Lid,
baths. 5 appliances, family room Town Centre. 4 appliances. (012MMpBusiness
$950
W. 'r1
with fireplace, fenced yard. two lus utilities. First and lBROKER has $10,000 i lend at 5 Opportunities
car garage, large lot. $1200 Available Feb. 16. 831-9356. $147 per month. Contact Doug
(Ot3193) Finan- HAIR salon, 600 sq.ft., es -
Can 4247124. (020293) m ta68 6805. CortrrwnMy
PICKERING Village -three MAIN floor 3 bedroom pal Services. (TF) tablisf efts 1 Clow t"
apartment, Liverpool and Kros- stat
now owner. vendor
bedroom tudor style house. PRINGLE Crede, Whitby - large will' tow and assist with
Large lot, iarea m Pickering. wghlyAvailfor
9agarage.� fireplace. Dos- immediately. 5975 mpithly t« W 111W storey, 4 bedroom home business; and cientaib. Salon
session March 1. Rent 51000 further mlormation. Please cal with main floor family room, has excellent walk-in trade.
per month plus utilities. First and 430.9448. (013 M) fireplace and don, iasrilry y1• Lease. 5800 monthly. Phone
last required. 666-6858 days. vac. Asking $207,000. For 576-8236.(020293)
private viewing. cal 666-2349. SECOND income, opportunity.
420 Townhouses Ono Townhouses (0129g3) _ Free detaisl Send name and ad.
L For Rent 2� for Rent $97,SOp-Brick sear. deep lot. dross to NPL, 210 Giebentount
add on kitchen two baths Ave. Toronto. M4C 3Tt.
hardwood Ibors. good condition.
(013193)
neat sell. $118,500 - brick bun-
MONEY - make a fortune by just
gabw with in-law apamment,
w. a bank account. Loam
50x193 h lot, power d sale. Cal
how. all amazing recorded
Frank Milanovic. 728-9414,
message for complete details.
Coldwell Banker RMR Realtor.
416-721-2032. (012993)
(012993)
WHITBY �noo ow'se. amen
ATTRACTIVE three bedroom
670 Personals
sem. on nice court in NIE
appliances. close to all a Ne
Oshawa- new carpet throughout.
aw
fenced yard. call 725-2885.
LOVELY south American ladies
(020293)
desire sincere relationships. oor.
ROSSLANDi?HRONTON area -
respondence/marriage. Free
Dtta with brochure. 24 hrs.
1800 sq,1I 5 bedroom home.
�7 257-3790. (022!93)
unfinished basemtent. ideal f«
- .tine
Out -of -Town (0 G H Photography.
the large family. close to school
JESUS says. cart the bind lead
$139.900 577 Berwick Cres..
the blind° Does your minister
open House. Sunday 11 p.m.
wear glasses? The hireling s
434-3788. (020293)
the hired monster. Micah 3'11,
Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11
Townhouses Jim Campbell. 1-705-951 947';
DOWNTOWN VY .' ee
--- -- - - - -
Condos For
510 For Sale
. ails
be0toor^ • 2 paths. waekou'
455
Business
1-sned basement. arge
Rent
AJAX - West -1 y s2 beau,,, 671 Personals
livingroom, l irst, last. 5825
used kannsn, weak w Picrrelgto
rvs la bedroom. 2
monthly plus utilities No
WHITBY �noo ow'se. amen
Ciathsexec
garage.
wilts. frefe' VALENTINE JpecN him•
fresh decorated.
appliances. M
b� !d ng. close to Go Two
appliances. close to all a Ne
avaliable Feb ' Phone 728-
bedroom. 1 1!2 baths.
amenities. 3000 sq.h. plus. a truly beautiful personal g#t.
2567 (012893)
-pkarroes. laundry fadsiss.
$ 1 2 0 0 immediate Boudoir Photography d yours*#
ONE. ywo and three bedroom
inclusive, Call 4362770
o
apt. 492-7435 (020291) �Orlend packages. Val for
calendar avilabb. Cal f«
lur'rr condos Beaut�'ul
)
- .tine
Out -of -Town (0 G H Photography.
propetty. gwlAy features 6
NEW luxury two pedroom
5 A o 420c 3710
424gg70 (02104
appkances. air conditioned 'nom
co -do, 5 app',ar.ces. rec
L}
Properties
5775 moninty. Rem to Own and
tacweriet yNMby area. Cal 416
f�� 7� 0 Births
purchase options avai�abie
649-+675 (012793)
$69,900 'r•-avelocx 4
South eau comer of Nash and
NORTH Whitby- !usury cordo.
bedrooms. two oaths. town
Trufls Rd . Court,ce open
to 00 and bias at door. Available
services - Frank Guy.705-77&
House. Wed and Thum 17 p.m one bedroom. den. solarwm' 3325 or evenings 705.7782206.
Sunday. 1.4 p m Fpr more 'try air. 4 apiplrancs. ndOOr
Arnold R.E. (012893)
pea Whirlpoolblkards room
information. call Josephine undergo: nd parking, $800
Snider, 579-7505 or Paula ndu0ed Cyt 6685548
Sheppard. 579-3052 ar H iprrelse
Advantage Ready _tl. Reenor. 460 Office A Retail
4311747 (TFALL) Spam
PICKERING mmaculate 3
bodroor- townhouse. partally
rurnrshed. appkancet tncuding
dishwasher and wwasner,Oryor
$900 . .Shggloo, Not, smokers
only James. 679,74 77 or 690-
3847 aft*, 5 p m. (leave
message) (013193)
Rooms To
1430 Rent
ROOM lot rent, Westney
Height furfushe0 MOM wdh
shared acoomodatrons. All
faostat included. Close to but
clop. Non smoker only. 61116-
4642.(01272M
'WHIT1T Clean Qum. Seting
mature mall or lernais. on bus
route. raw GO. an anrntrs
included. flotiweky. Cas Brad.
6689524. (020 1)
AJAX - large furnished room for
-
Florida
sent. executive home. Share490
plastering• panting. drywall- T" Price Busters - rec rooms.
lacunes. works k8 Ismrale. 6350
Vacation Rlftfals
monthly. Call 421-B25s.
wood harg
m. For good prom extern« decoratin . All of
9 tyDBS
PICK931 M - room with
sngb
LAKE Alfred (leer Orhous) -
toad txedroorn daiacfnW house in
used kannsn, weak w Picrrelgto
goll ren Mar ta
MU.S.
Town Centre, Pickering
Apra,. %1400 per month.
Gsrwaarg Stallion. GO staextn,
Picturesrvdso available. For
$325 . vxe lily. 511x1 bi-wsddy.
viewing cal 837-5428. (t12029k 1
Prior 420.4311. 111011211"
es
MOTEL rooms from $125
500 FQr$a
waidy.
Cabis TV. IyiOpss rmd
D Dykstra. 7251913. (TF)
8644 after 6 and weekends.
servle
ice, hes shampoo' free bar
NORTH Oshawa - no down
ars. mimowen a -sad extra per
week. Rits«u4011. Calf 723-
Payment. tai. over trusses,
foo small Free etnrretes Cal
$1344 monthly. P.I.T. Free hold
7272. (01291:1)
townhouse. No fees. Three
lWoMfor we in quiet hart. TV
bedroom. 1450 sq.ft.. plus
and VCR mckldW. Parking Al-
professionally finished
lona Ril and Shepherd area.
bassnwt. gavage- 576-7300-
wlak to Rape Valley. $350
TREE DieasOmr link. oemm
monthly. Phone 500-2932.
walkout from dhintg room to
PICKER= - one bedroom Pks
�90 fenced yard with dock
TV room, laundry. parking• close
Single garage' 1 112 baths.
to 00 and bias at door. Available
$134.900. Call to view. 725-
hnrdi"ll. $450 Inclusive.
6767. (012983)
Cal ata 530 P- 420-1720-
DREAM Home - Whitby,
NORTH Oshawa - room_
fhtdwed top obolOnt 3 - -
pill". dose 10 bus. $75 week-
2 ensplsoss waaoota basenwra
ly or $300 monthly. Prefer
bbnd-aPsdYard- All bObOW
for ab. Tolaphor a 579-3520.
twhistlas $219A00- Car Fwd
MkcW, 720-0414. Co1dwM
450 SNW
Bw*w riMIRR Realor. p12000)
Accomm•
Sam Gold a" -morn for ren
M 3 Ixsdro" hahse, Ptkkinp,
laundry. dose to bus. $400
monthly inclusive. Calf 436-
8674 or 132.9090. (020593)
AJAX - Weatney and 401 awa-
Large 4 bedroom hone. all
inclusive. can novo in Feb. 1.
$400 montfly. (416) 683.6002.
AJAX N. - share executive
home with family, cable,
pa". laundry. fireplace. very
Clean, quiet. Non smoker
responsible female. On bus
Nouse. $385.686.1850. (0202.X9)
NORTHEAST Whitby - two
storey. 4 bed f,n I with large
aramie till toyer. main floor
familyroom with fireplace,
antral ai, vac, gas hettwlg, 4
Wlfaoo►ts age lel i grow d
pooi two car garage, h -IM
basement apartment, alarm
system. 8% assumable
mortgage to quid p utcfwM•
Asking $221.000. For vig"
car 60-1477. (012193)
PICKERING - 3 bofkoorn two
with POW, attached garage,
finished basenrnt. excellent
Corr If*, t. Priced for quick sob.
420-5659 or 416-697-21
545 Propertes
DAYTONA Beach. Fiorca -
Turtl1 inn Beach Club, time
snare cordo. sleeps 6. week 18,
deeded- moist sail. 52500 o.b.o.
Cal 72836W (013193)
575 Loans
SORROMr $10.000 pay as Sale
as 5110 per mcoil o.,c. Cal
Jerry. 668200
-7. Anulbs winew-
rrMIN Ltd.
MONEY ProblsLoans debt
consolidations. credit
amanpsmwtts. personal of
pHnnrg, gwnsh- atopped-
FREE CONSULTATIONS.
Croda CoueM«s mclrmg-
Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF)
580 Innsurraanncce
us first
6(,K-bt�o5
Wtq? Nfe4e Die
but Is Me M1ies.
Lot = do your
donift
• l/aitrt atlas L Cato
• fimih WM A I IIIes
• Flio llim boys tackm
`wemin arylgeatlals
Need a
Boe6 twmr dorm?
In home swam no brokerage
fees off paflied desk.
For br positive reaft Cd
IN
hilisdaiood Mortgage
2764220 or iFmIlingK•M (24 M.)
PRIVATEMOONEY
TO■ rte•
C
Call Michael
Ltd.
WHYSHARED aecomodation in WEST Hill - $234.900 - 4 IMfi not Our rales an 12'1L
county setting with young bitdroo e, 1 12 bails. UP* � aloin the buyers bank rants.
Y 9 y 0 wlawiwd buyers, translsr to
Couple. baking for ran smokig roan firoF1 I. Pool, Ow*af air. our Wxims for free. Example: 5
si gb ferrWs, must haws own central vac, dishwasher, yyeeaar closed mortga a, 9%.
vehicle. $400 tttontilly, hal lished knmetti/aM. Move in condition. Pbase Call New Era lilonya0e
room, facom Included. Cal pada ft IW1741. 10510 0C11 COiP 721,000. �9?I
1721)ilY2 (413N IX ........ ! .. , tt
. - • . • ♦ L L • L . f. L ♦ ♦ - 4 LILA AllI l - J ♦ 1,.a .3 � 3 S 11-4-•
GIANNOTTA
Anna and Celestino
proudly introduce
the newest edition
to their family.
CORINNE EMILY
made a sudden
entrance on Jan.
19, 1993 weighing
7 lbs. 14'/z oz. Big
brother and sister,
Nikolaus and
Alannah are
thrilled. Special
thanks jo all
dotctors and nurses
at AjaW
Pickering . "
Hospital.
THANK YOU
FOR
CHECKING.
Please look
over your ad the
rest day It
It reads as
r_: r 1.•1�
Vlore than,
Services
wow PERFECI' fti•1
Reports, rnaralals, busF
mess IeMers, rtrtules,
Venclas, resumes,
marKtsarps, essays.
FREE Pick up b Delivery
within vicinity
426-6732
CM
BUSINESS
MACHINES
149.95 for service cal.
,ul work Waranleed
Business discounts also
available
498-7580
ILLUSTRATION, cartooning.
graphic design, advertising.
us nese of personal.
Reasonable rales. Also lessons
available. Randy Timmins, (416)
342-2279. (TF)
Driving Schools
Sib Driving School. 3 lessons
Improvements
WILL FIX:
is Furnaces
w Plumbing
e Drains, etc.
w 7tnees cut
839-1584
BASEMENTS!
Designed/Built
Rlich,rd YOl N a Sons.
General Contracting
over 20 yrs. in Durham.
Please leave message.
TMS Painting
& Decor
Interior & Exterior
European
Workmanship
Fast clean, reliable
service
RENOVATIONS
Basements. decks,
cabinets, painting 8
decorating For
estimate In Durham
Region call Don at
668-8489
DO ALL
• Painting
• Residential snow
mftmw
• Small moving lobs
• Garage b b". clean-up
Call 436-0456
ALL
RENOVATIONS
Carpentry, drywall,
Plumbing and
Wiring. Fair prices.
Pat 683-8780
and nes• $75. 10 lessons. $150.
Cas 287.306D (010893)
ARNOLD Home I ` J.C. Remodelling Recessiort^n
plastering• panting. drywall- T" Price Busters - rec rooms.
bar coling. metal. studs. ane lutchons. comdeke nc
inter and
Disc Jockeys
wood harg
m. For good prom extern« decoratin . All of
9 tyDBS
and good quality Workmanship.
call Arnold. 4246372 (020293) flooring. For free estimates. cal
DISC ockey, '7 years
Jeff at 721.8928. (012893)
"Dw"'noe music tar all
EUROPEAN rib special oil
renovate your bathroom or LA. S. Homs Improvements.
Low, rates, call Milks. 686-61D5
kitchen walls as well as floor Focus on quality at affordable
_
Electrical
Nes 20 years experience' Good Prices Complete interior
Services
references and satisfaction renovations. Framing,
drywalnq, taping, painting. Cal
guaranteed- For free ettimnates,
Ron. 839-2610 days or 831-
ELECTRICIAN " L censed.
D Dykstra. 7251913. (TF)
8644 after 6 and weekends.
res,den1 a1, 1 ndusireal.
INTRODUCING -Sun Free (020293)
comvrercal. No job too big «
Vvryr. 4 season vinyl decking
foo small Free etnrretes Cal
material, Licensed carpenter for QUALITY wok by father and
Bal, 436 -WW. =02931
basements, renovations and son team. Well experienced.
Flooring
addsions. Reasonable rates, hard working Renovations.
'
Ca�ti�
friendly, professional service. additions. decks. ac. Cal us toe
Cal (416) 6661573. (021893) a free swimaie 571-1263 Bid or
MORLEY'S Carpet and
S.D.S. Drywall Systems. Rod. Oshawa (TFALL)
Upholstery cleaningwith Ory
Drywall, taping, traming, T -bar RENOVATIONS, house rears.
foam only Can 721-9123_
ceiun9s, basement renovations, k4chen counters, cabinets. etc.
Gardenin
Residential and Commercial. Bathroornc. baser ants. drywall.
g+
Sbve.637-0405 (020293) additions. doors. windows. 22
Landscaping
-
years experience. union
GENERAL Home ImprpreRenK
Or wall to n a nun carpenter.gwlity work, hN
GARDNERS
TOPSOIL
TREE REMOVAL.
CLEANUPS
driveways ole.
MOSS reasofUdAD raMs
FREE ESTIMATES
can 428-5700
Ask for Rob
GCB
CONSTRUCTION
Inter o anc exien;o,
retia rs renovasons and
constr;3ctlon Fast and
iclear professional work'
guaranteed
y Oe 9• D ' 9 estimates. Phone 520-4379.
woodwork. accastical ceilings
textured ceilings Very good 'fin' (20593)
rases. 30 years experience. nal
Sesve 66B 70D6 (012ay3) JOURNEYMAN electrician.
NOME improvements and rewiring.Spectalizinndditio service * and
rewiring. additions and
repairs.
Baeerne. add-ons, nnovatnons. All work
doors. decks. fences and trm. . Cat
AI Streaier Wood Working guamansss0free . 436 (. ie
9207. (TF)
Housecleaning Housecleaning
GAILLIND
MAID SERVICES
Serving the community for over a decade. Carling
W your home with personalized, prdessional
services, at highly compe6live rates. We honor all
(FUVI, It n oted and insured)
AA 683-7515
BEAT the Spring Rush- Ar typal M
d IsniI and decks at dsswrs
111 1 #MOM - and
commercial. All work
guararlised.III (0202901 r�
Hone L
ent
Improve s ME )lou having prob1 fwd -
no time 10 chm your hot IS?
SABER Contracting all Fan 1�ionol cep' cal
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'that automobiles we made a lot better and peo-
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square -foot expansion started at the Pickering ,
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automobile dealership last fall. The body shop
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dealership's location on Hwy. 2, just east ofnow.
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service department to expand its operation to 21
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cars this year. In April alone, the Boyer Pontiac
to Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and from 9
WINSWiWeai deal."
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Dusting off the name
and the competition
By JIM HOBINSON
Charger, Challenger. SuperBee, ':
Fury. Sportsman. Hemi 'Cuda. All
great names from the Helicon days
of the late '60s and early '70s.
when Chrysler pretty well was the
top dog of the muscle car era.
Sure there was the Cyclone.
and the GTO, but Ford and GM
had wussy names and numbers
which meant nothing like Boss
302. The Judge. 442. Torino. XR-
7. And whose going to get intimi-
dated by a name like Beaumont
for F85? Let's face it. if you came
up beside a RoadRunner, you
knew it.
Most of the great big -bore
Chryco names are gone. They
strangely resurface from time to
time to be applied to the wrong car
like trying to hang the Imperial
name on a stretch LeBaron.
And of all those muscle cars.
perhaps the most affordable was
the Dodge Swinger/Plymouth
Duster twins each a rudimentary
two -door coupe and even more
rudimentary suspension with
choice of engine up to and includ-
ing ..340' and -360- pushrod V8s.
They were tough, powerful and, as
long as you kept the oil up, fairly
dependable.
And the formula of simple
chassis, big engine. flashy graph-
ics and flower power colors like
Plymouth's Plum Crazy meant
muscle cars in general sold fairly
well for the Big 3 until the Arabs
turned down the taps in 1973.
Now. I do remember Plymouth
taking its K -car based Turismo and
calling it a Duster. It was at the
very end of the Turismo model
run. Chrysler (like every carmaker
in the industry) uses the time-hon-
ored ploy of tarting up the old sled
with decals and fat tires to clean
out the parts bin before moving on
to its replacement
Flash forward to 1993 and the
name Duster has reared its check-
ered head in the form of a
Plymouth Sundance and offered in
two -door or four -door liftback ver-
sions. Interestingly. Dodge has a
clone in the Shadow lineup, but
they stuck to a simple "ES" and
offered a convertible version to
spice things up.
Back the the Duster, which
you've got to admit, has always
had a smart -looking body clothing
rather humble mechanicals refiled
from the original Aries and
Horizon. I have always loved the
way the hatchback is integrated
into a sedan -appearing shape.
As one expects, the view from
the driver's seat is pure K -car right
down to the square instrument pod
with tach, speedo, water temp, fuel
and ammeter. The rest is left up to
warning lights.
Now a Duster wouldn't be a
Duster without a big engine and,
viewing this in relative terms to
the times, the Plymouth delivers
with a 3.0 -litre V6 providing 141
horsepower and 167 torques. Now
remember this engine was
designed for heavy Magicwagon
use so one expects the mating of
chassis and engine to result in skit-
tish behavior.
.This was not to be the case. Oh,
it did have a clunky K -car ride, but
that was largely siphoned off
thanks to the large 15 -inch
Goodyear performance tires
mounted on handsome. six inch -
wide crosswire alloy wheels.
Incidentally, the Duster came in a
stunning two -pack dark green
metallic which was successful set
of by gold painted wheels and
trim.
It also came with a rock -bottom
price and that certainly is repeat-
ing history of the first Duster in
supplying gobs of go for a bank
loan anyone can handle. The
Duster two -door has a list price of
$11,370 and the four -door is
$11.680. The test version with tilt
wheel, air conditioning, cruise
control. the V6 and a four -speed
automatic transmission with floor -
mounted shifter came to 513.895.
That, you may notice, is several
thousand less than current hot
Japanese sedans like the Nissan
Altima and Accord SR. It's even
less than most four -cylinder
Japanese sedans for that matter.
like a Toyota Corolla with the
smallest engine.
The Duster rides on a suspen-
sion system which has been taken
as far as it can go. Thus it just
can't keep up in the corners with
the latest CAD -CAM chassis from
Japan. But in a straight line, it's
SAYONARA BIG TIME!
The V6 also is available with a
five -speed manual box, which
must be even more fun. And there
is a 2.5 -litre four with the same
five -speed. but nothing but a
three -speed auto offered.
Front -engine and front -drive.
the Duster needs those big tires to
put the power on the ground some-
thing it does without hesitation. In
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fact. it's kind of nice to feel this
long -serving V6 get into some-
thing a little lighter so it can prove
its mettle.
The test car had cloth and vinyl
bucket seats at the front with a
folding rear seat to extend the
length of what is a fair-sized area
despite what seems minimal over-
hang at the rear. The car, as befits
the price, did not have power win-
dows, locks. or remote windows,
but who cares'?
If anything, the centre console
seemed a tad chaotic with radio
wav down at the bottom and an
open tubby hole at the top doing
nothing but make you feel guilty
for not ordering some option like a
CD to put there. Frankly. radio at
the top, heat/cool just below, and a
storage bin at the bottom is the
way the industry is going and what
you'll probably see in the
Sundance/Shadow replacement
called the "Neon" or "PL" due
next year.
All I can say is at at S 13.895
you get lots of room and there's no
question about every quirk having
been ironed out of these cars long
ago.
Maybe you won't be able to
dust off some of the hot -hatches in
the slalom; but you can sure
Duster them off at the bank or
when it comes time for service and
the cost of parts.
January 27,19M Volume 2, Number 43
TIMOTHY JOHN WHrffAKER
publisher
Hugh Nicholson
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John C. Duarte
editor
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BY JOHN o„ARTE �-M,
You've got to commend the
folks at Honda for the bit of mar-
keting genius...
Wait a minute, you are proba-
bly saying, those words sound
familiar. If you are thinking that
you have read those words top-
ping one of my ROADTEST
columns, you are absolutely cor-
rect.
The Iasi time I started this col-
umn that way was back in
August when I described to you
the coup Honda had pulled off by
attaching its ever -popular Civic
nameplate to a two-seater, road-
ster -looking car. The Honda
Civic del Sol looked marvelous
and was a lot of fun to drive.
Well. Honda deserves those
words from this writer yet again.
This time, the Japanese automak-
er gets praised for the newest
member of the Civic family, the
two -door coupe. This automobile
leaves little doubt that behind the
name Honda Civic there is car
for everybody.
Honda Civics come in more
versions than you can count on
both hands. Eleven to be precise.
Let's see, there are four trim
levels (CX. DX, VX and Si) for
the Civic hatchback and three
versions (LX, EX and EX -V) of
the four -door sedan. The Civic
del Sol is available in S and Si
versions, while the Civic coupe
comes in two trim levels — the
standard DX and the sporty Si,
which is this week's ROADTEST
vehicle.
The Civic's competition in the
sporty -coupe market comes from
the likes of the Toyota Paseo,
Mazda MX -3 Precidia. Nissan
NX and Hyundai Scoupe. Only
Mazda's entry surpasses the
Civic coupe in the looks depart-
ment.
Design -wise, the Civic coupe
features styling lines familiar to
all the cars in this segment. The
pointed nose slopes sharply
toward the windshield and the
roof line is swept back into the
trunk.
The major advantage of the
Civic coupe has over
its rivals is in room.
Honda designed and
built the coupe on the
sedan platform,
which translates into
reasonable back-seat
leg room and surpris-
ing amount of trunk
space.
Having said that,
however, I must add that leg
roominess doesn't mean there is
great overall rear -seat comfort.
The swept -back design of the
roof puts headroom at a premi-
um.
There is no discomfort, how-
ever, for the driver and front pas-
senger. The bucket seats are com-
fortable and supportive, while
instrumentation is well-placed
and easy to read and operate.
The test coupe Si came with
power sunroof, cruise control, air
conditioning, power outside mir-
rors, tilt steering and driver's -
side airbag. There was no power
windows or door locks, which
was a bit of a nuisance, but I
guess I'm just getting picky and
lazy (not to mention spoiled) in
my old age.
Driving this car surprised me a
bit. I was expecting the Civic
coupe to fall somewhere in the
middle of the market pack. Again
the Precidia, with itE cat -like
reflexes, outshines the Honda
coupe, but the test Civic Si's per-
formance surpassed even the
enjoyment of driving its del Sol
sibling.
The coupe Si is powered by
the 1.6 -litre, 16 -valve, single
overhead camshaft four -banger it
shares with the Si hatchback and
EX -V sedan. Combine the
engine's 125 -horsepower capa-
bility with a low curb weight
(1,084 kg with the manual trans-
mission) and it is not hard to pic-
ture the Honda Civic coupe Si
accelerating a above average
clip.
Adding to the smoothness of
the engine's performance is
Honda's sophisticated variable
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valve timing technol-
ogy, which optimizes
fuel efficiency at low
rpms and optimum
performance at high-
er revs.
This peppy engine was mated,
in the test vehicle, to a smooth -
shifting five -speed manual trans-
mission. A four -speed automatic
with electronically -controlled
lock-up torque converter is avail-
able as an option on both the Si
and lower DX trim.
Handling was also impressive.
The independent double wish-
bone suspension configuration
comes with 21 -mm front stabiliz-
er bar and gas pressurized
shocks. with Honda's Progressive
Valving (HPV) made for excel-
lent driving feel and handling,
whether letting it go on a straight
patch of road or pressing the
coupe Si into hard cornering situ-
ations.
The P185/60R14 all -season
radials were grippy enough to
handle the variety of driving
moods I put the Civic coupe
through during the week-long
test.
Power -assisted front discs and
rear drums stopped the coupe
adequately enough. Honda has
chosen not to make anti-lock
brakes available, at least for this
model year.
An all-new coupe adds to the
already versatile Civic family
and gives Honda another win-
ner. The two -door automobile
comes in base DX trim and
sporty Si (above), which is
this week's ROADTEST vehi-
cle.
The facts that Honda's re-
design of the Civic for the 1992
model year was welcomed and
that the automaker added two
brand new models for the current
model year is great news indeed.
But the best news of all is that
the Civic coupe is built right here
in Canada, at Honda's Alliston.
Ont., facility which is capable of
turning out 100.000 units a year.
The Honda Civic coupe is the
perfect way to round out a com-
plete family of cars.
No matter what type of com-
pactcar you are looking for,
Honda Civic has one that will fit
your spatial needs, styling desires
and automotive tastes.
The toughest choice might be
which Civic to pick... or picking
just one.
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Our sophisticated new
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Accord tops most -wanted flist,,,agamin
Canadians are ready to buy
domestic ears, mini -vans and pick-
up trucks. according to the 3.5 €
million member, not-for-profit
Canadian Automobile Association
(CAA) in Autopinion '93. a
buyer's guide published annually.
In CAA's nation-wide vehicle
durability survey. Canadians were
asked what model car they
planned to buy next. With over
200 models from which to choose.
the Honda Accord tops CAA's
..most wanted list- for the third
year in a row.
Fully 6.1 per cent of the over
30.000 respondents named the
Accord as the vehicle thev were
..most likely to purchase- next.
The Accord edged out the Dodge
Caravan and the Toyota Camry.
Ford leads the list of the twen-
ty-one most wanted new vehicles.
with six models. A somewhat sur-
prising note is that 15 models are
domestic nameplates ( six Fords,
five models from General Motors
and four Chrysler products.
Toyota is the top foreign manufac-
turer with three models in top 21.
Also among the 21 models
wanted by at least one per cent of
respondents, are two mini -vans.
two multi-purpose vehicles and
the first pick-up to break into the
top 10.
The most wanted vehicles
sought out by Canadians surveyed
are:
1. Honda Accord
2. Dodge Caravan
3. Toyota Camry
4. Ford Taurus/Mercury Sable
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5. Tie between Honda Civic and
Toyota Corolla
6. Ford LTD Crown Victoria
7. Ford Tempo/Mercury Topaz
8. Buick LeSabre
9. Chevrolet Cavalier
10. Ford Pick up F -series
The results of CAA's annual
Vehicle Durability Survey are
available in Autopinion '93, in
stores and CAA offices now.
Autopinion '93 is Canada's
only complete car buying guide
for buyers of both new and used
cars.
In addition to results of the
CAA survey, regular features
include specifications and safety
features of all new car models,
recall notices, child restraint pub-
lic notices, used car frequency of
repair charts, fuel consumption
ratings, feature articles and many
useful tips.
CAA is the federation of all
regional and provincial not-for-
profit auto clubs in Canada, with
over 130 offices coast to coast.
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Mark VIII showcases Ford technology at its finest
The all -naw 1993 Lincoln Mark
VIII offers world-class ride and
handling, dramatic interior and
exterior styling and the highest
level of standard equipment ever
available in a Lincoln automobile.
The new Lincoln brings together
all of the technologies developed
by Ford Motor Company over the
past several years in a premium
personal luxury coupe. The 1993
Mark VIII is offered as a single
model, and its list of technical
innovations and functional achieve-
ments is as stunning as its interior
and exterior design.
The spacious five -passenger
coupe is powered by an all new
aluminum 4.6 -litre Four Cam V8
engine producing 280 hp at 5.500
rpm, and 285 foot-pounds of torque
at 4.500 rpm. This is the first all
aluminum V8 engine mass pro-
duced by Ford, and is the culmina-
tion of more than 60 years of com-
pany experience in building V8
engines.
The - dual -overhead cam
(DOHC) version of the 4.6 -litre
engine will be used exclusively to
power the Lincoln Mark VIII in
1993. The aluminum engine is
four kilograms lighter than the cast-
iron block 4.6 -litre single -overhead
cam engine developed for the 1991
Lincoln Town Car and currently
powering the Ford Crown Victoria
and Mercury Grand Marquis.
The advanced engine is teamed
with a completely new, electroni-
cally controlled wide -ratio four -
speed overdrive automatic trans-
mission that provides smooth shift-
ing and excellent fuel economy.
Initial Transport Canada fuel
consumption ratings on the
Lincoln Mark VIII stand at
13.5U100 km (21 mpg) in the city.
8.71J100 km (32 mpg) on the high-
way.
To provide the best combination
of ride comfort and quietness, with
a high level of handling agility, the
Mark VIII utilizes a new -genera-
tion micro -processor controlled,
fully independent air -spring sus-
pension at all four wheels. This
system provides continuous auto-
matic load -leveling front -to -rear
and side-to-side. The system also
provides for automatic lowering of
the vehicle, about four centimetres,
to reduce drag at cruising speeds,
improve stability, decrease wind
noise and improve highway fuel
14coa my.
The Mark VIII also offers the
very latest in safety features.
Driver's- and passenger's -side sup-
plemental restraint system (SRS)
airbags and an electronic anti-lock
braking system (ABS) we standard.
In addition, tubular, ultra -high-
strength steel side impact beams
meet or exceed 1994 government
safety "Wards, while the body is
specially engineered to absorb
.impact energy in a collision, pro-
viding additional protection to
�otxupants. _
The Mark VIII provides a high
level of luxury and convenience
features as well. Automatic elec-
tronic temperature control air con-
ditioning featuring CFC -free
'R 134a refrigerant, dual remote
control heated mirrors, remote key-
less entry system, power windows
and an electronic security system
are all standard equipment.
As well, all key vehicle systems are
monitored and reported -on by a
standard 21 -function electronic
The interior design is dominated
by a driver -oriented blend of luxury
and function. The canted wrap-
around instrument panel extends
from the driver's door across to the
trailing edge of the passenger door,
placing all the instruments and con-
trols in a logical array that is within
easy sight and reach of the driver.
To ensure the highest level of
passenger comfort, lasers were
used in designing the interior to
determine how well a range of pas-
senger body sizes could fit into the
compartment and in evaluating the
ease of entry and exit.
Even though the new Mark
Vill's height is about four centime-
tres less than that of the Mark VII,
interior headroom has been
increased by almost two centime-
tres. Front legroom has been
increased as well. The most signifi-
cant increase is in shoulder room,
especially in the front, where an
additional seven centimetres is
added.
The Mark Vill offers a short.
but impressive, list of optional lux-
ury features, including a new.
voice-activated, hands-free cellular
telephone and a power glass moon -
roof with a privacy cover. In addi-
tion to the standard premium sound
system, three entertainment system
upgrades including the highly
regarded Ford JBL audio system.
the electronic AM/FM stereo radio
with single -play compact disc (CD)
player, and a trunk -mounted CD
changer system that accommodates
up to 10 compact discs.
Another all-new feature aimed
at passenger comfort is the Auto
Glide front seat system. This fea-
ture, coupled with the memory seat
feature, automatically moves the
front seats forward to allow rear
seat passengers to enter or exit easi-
ly.
When the front seatbacks are
tilted forward, the entire seat frame
moves on its tracks as far to the
front as possible. Lifting the scat -
back into an upright position causes
the seat to return to its original
position.
Like all Lincoln cars, the 1993
Mark VIII is covered by the
Lincoln Commitment program,
D
which combined with the basic
coverage of the new vehicle war-
ranty gives the owner one of the
most comprehensive owner protec-
tion programs provided on any lux-
ury vehicle manufactured in North
America or abroad.
The Lincoln Commitment
includes a free four-year emergen-
cy road -side assistance program as
well as trip -planning services, route
maps, travel planners, sightseeing
and accommodation information.
Ford of Canada is the only man-
ufacturer to offer seven models in
the 1993 model year with dual air
bags as standard equipment and
available anti-lock brakes. The
models are the 1993 Ford Taurus,
Mercury Sable, Ford Crown
Victoria, Mercury Grand Marquis,
Lincoln Continental, Lincoln Town
Car and the all-new Lincoln Mark
VIII.
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THANK YOU DURHAM SALE!
FOR MAKING VILLAGE, "THE FAMILY DEALERSHIP" DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALER
IN A ROW. REMEMBER WHY; HONESTY, INTEGRITY,
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Would love this sparldi ig 3 bdrm., 2112 bath home.
Features a taste" decor. I d&w and WV sae tam.
rm. with woodbuming fp. Exceptional property for
$193,900. Call Geraldne McEwan at 428-2121 for
more into.
I ST -11M BUYER
$5,000 down and $1,100 a month total
payments buys you this 3 bdrm.
townhome with w/o to patio and fin. rec
rm. $103,500. Call Anne Briscoe for
ALL
2 bdrm., 2 bath condo in South Ajax,
backs on to lake. It's luxury! Upgraded
brdm., ceramic tiles, on suite laundry, 5
p
apas., indoor pod. sauna, tennis courts
and more. Call Robert Slxsmith for your
personal viewing 428-2121.
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ONE OF THE BEST
Gorgeous exec. home in Foxhollow.
Features inn. fir. den, custom draperies,
knxurious carpet, cherrywood cabinets.
Asking $274,900. Call Michele Jones for
Beautiful large 4 bdrm. home in
Ambedea. 4 -pc. on suite, landscaped
front b back with custom deck with
gazebo, underground sprinkler, garage
door opener, interlock walk, fp. in fam.
rm. 8 more Cap Rick Briscoe 428-2121.
VENDOR LEAVING COUNTRY
Exceptional bungalow on Ige. 75x200'
lot. Upgraded brdim., custom made
drapes, cent air, master on suite with
Jacuzzi A sop. shower, dble. gar. 6
skylight. Asking $212,000. Call Flora
Waters at 428-2121.
PICKERING 839-2121
LOOKING FOR A BUNGALOW?
Sunny 3.1 bdrm., features premium 125
It. lot, dble. gar., wall to wall fp., great
location and price at $174,900. Call Lynn
Blanchard at 428-2121 for your personal
Overlooking lake with deeded access, 1
acre lot, huge liv. rm. w/fp., w/o to
wraparound deck, open concept kit. and
huge din. rm., Jacuzzi bath and more.
$194,900. Call Ed Mateo for details at
BACKING ON TO PARK
Immaculate det. home. Loc. in the most
desirable family-oriented neighbourhood.
Dream kit. overlooking the park, children
can walk to school. Mn. fir. fam. 8 laund.
rm., cent. air 8 more. $188,000. Call
Linnie Brown 428-2121.
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Just 1 mile north of Pickering Village,
backing on to creek 8 golf course. Indoor
pool A solarium. 3 car gar., luxury in-law,
office or nanny's quarters. Offered at
$649,000._ Call 428-2121 for details
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POWER OF SALE!!! 1
4 spacious townhouses. 3 have immediate
occupancy, all ind.ude fridge, stove, washer, dryer,
built-in dishwasher. cent. air and are in move -in
condition. Make your New Year's resolution today
and call Bill Chapman 428-2121.
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EXCEPTIONAL:. BARGAIN
Only $166,540. will buy you a 3 farm
home. Split the cost and yet have you
own private quarters. 3 baths,
appliances, thermal windows 3 garage.
Call Liz Peovski to view, 428-2121.
JUST LISTED
Brick 3 bdrm. $159,900. 3 blocks from
Frenchman's Bay, 1 bdrm. in-law suite
with sop. ent. Hardwood firs., large kit.,
walk to school and more. Call Steve
Laszlo for details at 428-2121.
PICKERING BEAUTY
$211,100. This home accommodates you
and your in-laws. Walkout basement, 2
laundry rms., 2 kits., separate ent. to
bsmt. suite and much more. Call Mila
Rozenberg for details at 428-2121.
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WESTNEY HEIGHTS $168,700
# Beautiful 3 bdrm. 3 bath with fin. bsmt. and
RAN McDONALDfireplace, huge eat -in kit., interlocking brick and
patio. This home is spotless. Don't wait, call now,
Sales Representative Ran McDonald 683-8542.
RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT PRICE!tr — -
Approximately 2,800 sq. ft. Large premium lot.
Hardwood & ceramics throughout. Professionally
finished basement. Upgraded broadloom. Large
KIP MERRIAM eat -in kit. Large fam. rm. with floor to ceiling
Sales Representative fireplace. Call Kip Merriam, 683-8542.
LUCY BATESON
Assoc. Broker
GREAT PRICE, GOOD LOCATION
A lot for your money. ceramics. cen! air. 3 baths,
en suite off master bdrm. Lovely bright breakfast
nook facing south. Pato drs. to fenced garden.
Fam. rm. w/fp. Call Lucy J. Bateson. 683-8542 or
583-5311.
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WESTNEY HEIGHTS $162,900
Unbelievable value, approx. 1200 sq. It., 3 bdrm.,
great floor plan, fin. bent., must be soldl Randy &
Tam Miller 683411
" IN LANTEV POSSIBILITIES-
l With ft gorgeous 4 bdrm. home boded
w/upgrades incl. European kit, ceramics, hidwd.
MICHELE KENNEDY i
firs., granite master en suite, CAC, alarm system &
RON SHUTE much more! Michele Kennedy or Ron Shute 831-
SMas Rapraartfativas 4242.
rrru r u mu r Spacious kitchen
AVAILABLE . Hardwood floors
• Appliances
• Close to al amenities
TO HATTEN • Oui& possession available
Baha RePraS"Wke Tun Hasten 831-4242.
FAMILY TRUST
CORPORATION REALTOR
AJAX PICKERING
68341542 831-4242
eV66VItoi4te
MARGARET HARVEY
MARY ROY, Manager,
Pickering office, is pleased to
welcome MARGARET
HARVEY to our Pickering
office. We welcome all of Margaret's clients
and friends to call her at 831-4242.
MARK ST. JEAN
(MARY ROY, Manager,
j Pickering office, is very proud
7AA�
to announce that MARK ST.
JEAN has joined our Pickering
team. His great personality will be a great
asset to our office. You can reach Mark at
831-4242.
DAVID MCINTYRE
MARY ROY, Manager,
Pickering office, is pleased to
welcome DAVID MCINTYRE
to our Pickering team. His
enthusiasm and personality will be a great
asset to our growing Pickering team. We
welcome all his clients and friends to call
David at 831-4242.
THINKING OF
SELLING?
00311110- 1!3 "THINK SOLD"
41,
FREE HOME
&d%* CONSULTATION
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SHARON CHt'SHOLM
1�83�8642 HOME APPRAISAL
=°of DEVOTED TO EXCELLENCE!
$122,900 - $6,000 DOWN
4 years new, raised bungalow. oak eat -in kR. wdh
IAHGARET HARVEY willo, 2 baths, 4 bdrms. in an. Ful n -law, 6 appts.
Mae RspreeetMatlw Great investment. Cal Margaret Harvey 831-4242.
THE NEM DVEWMER. WE0.4ANUAMY 27, l99#EAGE 3
GET STARTED RIGHT!
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ITS A WINNER .$117,649
BARBARA PRESTON Cres. location! 3 bdrms.! 1 1/2 baths! Super
Sales Representative "country" kit.! Rec ret. With 2 -pc. bath!
PAMPER YOURSELF!
-$104,649
y Forget those snow -
shovel blues! Incredible
condo! 1 bdrm. + den +
I
solarium. Shows to
perfection!
START DIALING! BARBARA PRESTON 683-8542.
EXCLUSIVE AREA CUSTOM BUNGALOW ON
CUL-DE-SAC
Built to owners qua,^y s';_ r a,.s rlall of windows
j !acing garden from enter!a,nment sae Irv. rT .'iuge
lam. retwith floor to ceiling fp. & wio to covered
pato. -ardscaped. over 96' frontage. small
LUCY BATESON fountain pond. A ^ome to be proud of. Lucy
Assoc. Broker Bateson, Assoc. Bre„ 633-9542.
Fin
41 TERRIFIC VALUE
Spotless 3 bdrm. 3 bat`s with ^uge eat -in kitchen
RAN MCDONALD and beautdul fn. bsmt., too many features to IaL
Sales RePresentaitive Won't last. Call now Ran McDonald 683-9542.
SOUTH AJAX - DET. 5179.500
JOHN &CAROL Steps to school & park. Large eat -tri krt.. 3 bdrms.,
prof, fin. ret rm. & b_. CAC. cent. vac. & 5
li
COLLINS dishwasher. aig pool .-«+. Cali Joan or Carol
W" Representative Collins 683-8542.
KAREN WALKER
Assoc Brolier
$209,900 - DONT DELAY
Spotless 4 bdrm. home with huge kit., sep. dung
rm. and large master with seting area. Cal Karen
Walker, Associate Broker 683-8542.
WALK TO GO
This lovely 3 bdrm. shows to perfection. Loads of
GAIL DALL upgrades. Includes Vg pool, sama, mn. fir. fam. nn.
Saha Reprafa OUL'e and much more. Cal Gail Dal at 831.4242.
50X17LOT W WHO BSMf
ous
Gorgetenurete hal plan featuring a 2602'
greenhouse style kit., mn. 8r. fam. rm. & mn. III
MYON OOGILIW den. Master has step-up tub & sop. shower.
111" RgmWi M1111 a $249,900. Bryon Coghlan $31.4242.
SaWRWOMW"
FACES CONSERVATION ON HUGE LOT!
This Pickering home has cent. air, sep. will. to fin
rec rm., alarm system, Vig pool & much more! Dont
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FIRST-TIME BUYERS NOTE!
Spacious end unit townhouse. Mod. 'dream' kit.
ART & MAUREEN
Fin. bsmi., garage, shows very well. AR & Maureen
FOWLER
Fowler 683-854` 2.
Sales Representatives
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4 BEDROOMS
�-.-.- PICKERING
$147,000
Spacious,
freehold home
+overlooking
greenbett. Eat -'in
kit., close to 401
& GO. Art &
Maureen Fowler
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683-8542.
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WESTNEY HEIGHTS $162,900
Unbelievable value, approx. 1200 sq. It., 3 bdrm.,
great floor plan, fin. bent., must be soldl Randy &
Tam Miller 683411
" IN LANTEV POSSIBILITIES-
l With ft gorgeous 4 bdrm. home boded
w/upgrades incl. European kit, ceramics, hidwd.
MICHELE KENNEDY i
firs., granite master en suite, CAC, alarm system &
RON SHUTE much more! Michele Kennedy or Ron Shute 831-
SMas Rapraartfativas 4242.
rrru r u mu r Spacious kitchen
AVAILABLE . Hardwood floors
• Appliances
• Close to al amenities
TO HATTEN • Oui& possession available
Baha RePraS"Wke Tun Hasten 831-4242.
FAMILY TRUST
CORPORATION REALTOR
AJAX PICKERING
68341542 831-4242
eV66VItoi4te
MARGARET HARVEY
MARY ROY, Manager,
Pickering office, is pleased to
welcome MARGARET
HARVEY to our Pickering
office. We welcome all of Margaret's clients
and friends to call her at 831-4242.
MARK ST. JEAN
(MARY ROY, Manager,
j Pickering office, is very proud
7AA�
to announce that MARK ST.
JEAN has joined our Pickering
team. His great personality will be a great
asset to our office. You can reach Mark at
831-4242.
DAVID MCINTYRE
MARY ROY, Manager,
Pickering office, is pleased to
welcome DAVID MCINTYRE
to our Pickering team. His
enthusiasm and personality will be a great
asset to our growing Pickering team. We
welcome all his clients and friends to call
David at 831-4242.
THINKING OF
SELLING?
00311110- 1!3 "THINK SOLD"
41,
FREE HOME
&d%* CONSULTATION
� A
SHARON CHt'SHOLM
1�83�8642 HOME APPRAISAL
=°of DEVOTED TO EXCELLENCE!
$122,900 - $6,000 DOWN
4 years new, raised bungalow. oak eat -in kR. wdh
IAHGARET HARVEY willo, 2 baths, 4 bdrms. in an. Ful n -law, 6 appts.
Mae RspreeetMatlw Great investment. Cal Margaret Harvey 831-4242.
THE NEM DVEWMER. WE0.4ANUAMY 27, l99#EAGE 3
GET STARTED RIGHT!
Y .'.
ITS A WINNER .$117,649
BARBARA PRESTON Cres. location! 3 bdrms.! 1 1/2 baths! Super
Sales Representative "country" kit.! Rec ret. With 2 -pc. bath!
PAMPER YOURSELF!
-$104,649
y Forget those snow -
shovel blues! Incredible
condo! 1 bdrm. + den +
I
solarium. Shows to
perfection!
START DIALING! BARBARA PRESTON 683-8542.
EXCLUSIVE AREA CUSTOM BUNGALOW ON
CUL-DE-SAC
Built to owners qua,^y s';_ r a,.s rlall of windows
j !acing garden from enter!a,nment sae Irv. rT .'iuge
lam. retwith floor to ceiling fp. & wio to covered
pato. -ardscaped. over 96' frontage. small
LUCY BATESON fountain pond. A ^ome to be proud of. Lucy
Assoc. Broker Bateson, Assoc. Bre„ 633-9542.
Fin
41 TERRIFIC VALUE
Spotless 3 bdrm. 3 bat`s with ^uge eat -in kitchen
RAN MCDONALD and beautdul fn. bsmt., too many features to IaL
Sales RePresentaitive Won't last. Call now Ran McDonald 683-9542.
SOUTH AJAX - DET. 5179.500
JOHN &CAROL Steps to school & park. Large eat -tri krt.. 3 bdrms.,
prof, fin. ret rm. & b_. CAC. cent. vac. & 5
li
COLLINS dishwasher. aig pool .-«+. Cali Joan or Carol
W" Representative Collins 683-8542.
KAREN WALKER
Assoc Brolier
$209,900 - DONT DELAY
Spotless 4 bdrm. home with huge kit., sep. dung
rm. and large master with seting area. Cal Karen
Walker, Associate Broker 683-8542.
WALK TO GO
This lovely 3 bdrm. shows to perfection. Loads of
GAIL DALL upgrades. Includes Vg pool, sama, mn. fir. fam. nn.
Saha Reprafa OUL'e and much more. Cal Gail Dal at 831.4242.
50X17LOT W WHO BSMf
ous
Gorgetenurete hal plan featuring a 2602'
greenhouse style kit., mn. 8r. fam. rm. & mn. III
MYON OOGILIW den. Master has step-up tub & sop. shower.
111" RgmWi M1111 a $249,900. Bryon Coghlan $31.4242.
SaWRWOMW"
FACES CONSERVATION ON HUGE LOT!
This Pickering home has cent. air, sep. will. to fin
rec rm., alarm system, Vig pool & much more! Dont
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Af6 aim Pre— avne pie Lot - N c :s* Soa*ing clean MOVED3 bdrm. semi b)Kirq for a new owr er 2 baths.
LR VERSTRAETEN 3 bdr^. home has Ige ii fn. los^' . prof DAVE JOHNSON newer brdlm- in Irv. rrr and din. r- . fin. rec rm.
Sales Representative landscaped yard' Cay L¢ 286-7677 nowl Sales Representative wisp., wio to yarc. Cali Dave 428-76777.
MOST DISCRIMINATING _ -
Dowr� to the 'in eV, ce:a.; C stor^ ;es gin deck.
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ianasCaAed yard. Ceramic fk)ors n Kitchen, R'S THE TIME TO BUY
=hs. enc]esed pori". 8 mid cellar. Uncle, cpbrd. Spacaus townhouse - .se a" onveniences.
DAVE JOHNSON 3 bdrms.. 2 baths. fn. osmt. and a garage. Don't
ELVIRA LAROCOUE l n n kit.. 95°b new windows. Ehnra z2& - SaSalesR mo tive miss this one. Cat] Dave 423-7677.
Saks Representat�:ve 7677677.
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Cusiom t C room. 5urga ow x ' 75 acres. Ce4n ROOM FOR EVERYONE
kit.. p. pool. Jacuzzi n master burl.. CAC. heat OUR NEWThis ��mf r bdiwith
m. .fir.rick home is over 2.300
ELVIRA LAAOCWE pip, sKy]lgnts. so]an.x^ a^C ^uc.'�. much more! MARILYNMAAILYN WOOD 5q. h. d comfort with min. fir. tam. &laundry. huge
Saks Representative ENva 423-7677 Saks Representative family kitchen. CAC b much more.
�•�' LOCATION
JILL
4 467 WESTNEY RD. S. OR
_ KEN '
AJAX
428-7677
WHY WW FOR sPROW
BROWN
Det bung., fly fenced yard, & deers, 428-7677 Sain Repr'R.pr motive Sales�ReprestnMltee
LYNN McCULLOCH fn. bsmt., gas heating. Call to view. LVM
Sales Rapresattklline McCulloch 831-7677.
AFFORDABLE AND
CONVENIENT
f` Greed Ajax WngakAK larp
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Perfect and good-sized
fir"m
home buyer. Gal Ji or Ken
FIRST TEE BUYERS 428-7677.
- Call today to view this 3 bedroom home.-
fIRST TV BUYERS'NrCOME POTENTIAL upgraded throughoul. Gleaming hardwood floors.
brtrnatwMte home. Mn. fir. tam. rm. w/o kit., 3 4- Cosy recreation room. High efficiencyC
JOAN HUDSON pc. 6 1 2 -pc. baths, huge master bdrm., w/o 1 BLL LeGROS furnace. Lot 15T deep. Close to amenities. CAC, YOU OWE R TO
ft" Rtoo bdrm. bsrnt. apt! Joan Hudson 631-7677. SSW tridge, stove. Call Bdl at 428.7677. " YOURSELF
MINIBOOM -
To see ft 4 bdrm. home
with wb belt Features 4
wastvooms, tarn. c and
a`3p- j� ki4 Cal Jill or Ken 428-
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In Buis 2 burl. condo in
SHOWS LICE MODEL MOVE -IN CONDITION V ��
This det. 2 storey 3 bdrm. home is ready for you 3 bdrm. home wr3 bathrooms, cent. air 8 r/ cent. t, Beautiful,
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USA GRAM to move ir Just sparkles, shows 10H+. Call FRANK STYBA vat:. Large upgraded oak kit wbreakfast nook. nchlded. Coal Jill or 4�28-
SeMs Rep mewitdive 831-7677 for your showing. SeMs Repretrarrtetive For more info. Call Frank Stybe 428.7677. 7677..
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 31,1.4 P.M.
1012 LONGBOW DRIVE, PICKERING
$263,900. Spotless 4 bdrm. John Boddy
home with gas fireplace, lovely kitchen and
formal principal rooms. Come have a look!
JOANNE HEFFERING, 686-3800
Frank Steirhassen
Associate Broker
The !Major Oaks Specialist
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EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Be your own toss. Video arcade owner moving.
Great lease and coin split, financial records
prove a sold R.O.I. Located in busy plaza with
apartments south and a possible new building
east. For more information contact John Midlige,
Sales Rep., Re/Max Rouge River Realty Ltd.,
283-1500.
WhAW
283-1500 1
JOHN MIDLIGE
Saks Representative
Thinking of Selling? Want to re -list?
Before you list for
31/2%
CALL
FRANK STEINHAUSEN
Commiued to Service and Results
Let me tell you how my THREE STEP ACTION PLAN
Aflk can help you to sell your home for the most money --FAST.
;00�F to W/
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�h �/� Re/Max Genesis Ltd. 286-5687
0 Florence E. Betts
M%Y Associate Broker
283-1500
831-8613
RE/MAX ROUGE RIVER R.E. Ltd.
- BRAND NEW - NO G.S.T.
2,950 SO. FT.
$289,900 asking. 9 room 2 storey brick home,
double garage, family room with fireplace, main
floor library, walkout basement, all spacious
rooms. Large lot. Choose your own colors in
broadloom, etc. Quality built. Call Flo, 283-
1500.
FIRST-TIME HOME BUYERS!
2 FT OUT A WEE BIT
Pried to sell. $249,900.8 room 2 $129,900. 6 room detached
bricktalum. home, attached gar., w/o
storey, double garage, huge rooms, style bsmt.. Beautiful condition
sundeck, basement almost finished. throughout. Extras -.5% down or more
What a buy! Call Flo, 283-1500. to qualified buyers. Call today, Flo
.. 283-1500 or 831-8613.
STANDING THE TEST OF TIME.
Specializing in residential real estate for more than 30 years. Let my extensive
wledge and experience benefit you whether selling or purchasing. Current
conditions provide a real challenge to achieving results for clients. I am
. ! to report that 1992 has been one of my best years on record. Call today and
why?
LIST and SELL with FLO - 831-8613
;$
283-1500 or 831-8613 24 hr. paging service
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G"WIL e loest ... Price!
GLENN PRICE
OVER 2,200 SQ. FT. OF PERFECTION
This 4 bdrm. home is totally upgraded. It boasts a pickled oak kit. &
upgraded brdlm. Large fam. rm. with a fp. and a w/o to a custom made
deck. All rooms are spacious with a formal liv. and din. rm., along with a
large eat -in kit. also with a w/o to a deck, lots of extras, also backs on
to greenspace. Give Glenn Price a call today at 831-3300.
This 4 bdrm. is a great starter home in a great area. Close to Woodlands, shopprg
and Oshawa complex. Shows well with hrdwd. firs. and a finished bsmt. with a side
entrance. Great investment potential. Call Glenn Price today at 631-3300.
2.500 SO. FT. FOR $219.900
st over 2.500 sq. ft. Shows very well inside and
a on a large 50 ft. lot complete with interlocking
ick sidewalk. Close to schools and shopping. A
eat home to see and buy! For more details call
em Price at 831-3300.
4 BEDROOM EXECUTIVE
3,079 sq. rt. for $259,900 is a must to see. This 4
bdrm. is loaded, mn. f1r. den, large fenced W.
interim" brick sidewak, oak staimm b bsffd ,
kits of ceramics, incl. in price are all window
coverings, 4 ceiling fans, cent. vac., gar. door
openers, dishwasher, buil-n stereo and much,
much more. Cal today, Glen Price 831300.
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4 BEDROOMS FOR 5145,900
Beautifully decorated home! Upgraded brdim.
throughout. Irv. rm., wio to deck. large fenced yard
with a large storage shed, also cent. air
conditioning. 1 4 -pc., 1 3 -pc., 1 2 -pc. washrk om&
won't last long, call today. Glenn Price at 831 -
THINKING OF
BUYING QR SELLING
"GET THE BEST"
GLENN PRICE
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OSHAWA 115 Simcoe St. S. 576-4111
K:i115 S. Simile" SL 435-6380
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PICKERING/AJAX WHITBY 233 Brock St. N. 668-617,
OSHAWA CENTRE Stevenson Rd. 4354M7
FRANKFRABOBCAYGEON 89 Bolton SL 705-736-2327
1550 Kingston Road, Pickering FENELON FALLS 36 Coibourne SL 705-887-2512
40A PORT HOPE 86 Walton St. 416-885-4548
COBOURG 41 King SL E. 416-372-4345
683 ���� 831
X2056 BOWMANVILLE 1243 King St. E. 623-3393
PORT PERRY 112 Scugog St. 985-386
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19 9 2 COUNTRY ELEGANCE
JACK 1992 DORIS 5 minis. from town' More than 2,700 sq. ft., huge kit., oak
ANDY CHANCE trim
nerou ho A 2 to see' Asking $360,000. Call Tracy
NDOLA FUDGE �i'
"k • A GREAT STARTER UNDER POWER OF SALE
BEST BUY... HERE•S WHY - $169.900 BOTTOM PRICE IN TOP AREA This tamely home needs some tender giving care. 2 storey This 4 bdrm- centre hall plan features Ige. kit., overlooking
Modem 3 acv— -,Te Mr •a^• 2 d -x & 1 2 -pc. Country flavor it :'CKermg. Oo± 2 bdrrn lingaiow on or" home features 3 bdrms. and fn. bsmt. Close to fam. rm, with tp, and w/o to deck and nground pool.
baths. Sen conta,red ' S)c -anrv's Quarters To view call 55x150' lot. Paced to seii at $134.900. To view call Dorts snooping. crwrches, schools. etc. Call Bonnie Davis' 683• Excellent location. To new Call Anna Knew 683-7777 or
,• -a QChance' Jack Fudge' 683 v,. 7777 gyp. 686-8171.
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SECLUSION ON 2.65 ACRES - $349,000 AJAX/WHfTBY BORDER - $185.000
ABSOLUTE VALUE Lge. burgalc% 'ea' rrc r -e* a,• nea' pur,;p. c.a-c-. 2 2 storey brick ^o c sr's or a 80x200' U. Very private RICE LAKE
� denng - lovety 3 _C --n bndk ne—e =.r bsmt- with w o. fps.. 3 woodbumng sicves. Smiated in a very pnvate sat". Features 4 bdrms.. back fp.. fn. rec rrn. Lots of Retail mg type environment. 3 bdrm.. permanerM home.
=resr'y pa;rtec and carpeted. Close to 401 and Towr setting. OnN 15 mm. to Ajax GO. To view call Gail street appeal. To view call Gail Sanpson' / Daphne Gibson' Gorgeous new. Approx. 50 mars. drive to Ajax. Asking
Sm son' i Da Gbsor• 683-=, , . 683-7777. $172.900. Call Everett De iart' 6133777.
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Private, fenced yard, open concept bsrrM wlbrick SOUTH AJAX •:159,900 -HUGE YARD AJAX - $199,500 - 2 F:iEPLACES
fp. & insert, upgraded kit. w/SGWO to deck, cat 3 bdrms., firt rec r. wR'replace, sat -in kill., huge Del. 2 storey, 3 bdrm., fn. rec rm., 2 fireplom
air & cent. vac. 2 4 -pc. baths. For as little as fenced yard, cent. air, cent. vac., very clean, 3 washrooms, en suite, cent. air, eat -In
JOAN ROGERS $7,000 down, this could be yours" Call Joan STEVE FEARON sundedk, steps to lake & parks. Great value, STEVE FEARON famed yard, quiet street. Cbse b lake and
Saba Rapresentative Rogers 683-2992. Sal• Represert•ti ie great area. Call Steve Fearon 683.2992. Sales RepresU Mive parks. Cal Steve Fearon 683-2W-
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LOWEST PRICE LARGE NOTE IN own which would inpess anyone. New k6.,
S6Y.990 INCREDIBLE VALUE Large executive style home n Whillbys Prigle hNwd fis., betlxoorrl, elk., at., etc. Please al
Move right info this 2 bdrm. + den condo, new Creek in need of a little wok. Home fealurea me drect I you would lice a private showilg of
JUDY DENBY broadloom & ire" painted Ind. 3 apple. Cal DOUG CAN large, private yard, 4 large bedrooms and a great DOUG CAN the historic Village of Paw" home
s"RsprwarrtalivI ,lady Denby 31" Raphsar"m price. $164,900. Cal Douglas B. Cain 683-299Q. Saba RWmw* tiva B. Can 683-2992. Douglas
t CUSTOM BUILT ESTATE ON 6 ACRES
_ Quality buil 4,500 sq. fl sa"M and a half EXECUTIVE COUGHLAN BUILT HOW
DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW - a pristine 6 acres. Home sits high on a Exquisite family home In moat desirable Fawn's
:139,900 overlooking a treed area with its own Diva$ Larbirg. The home features approx. 3,300 a¢ IL
3 bedrooms, large family -sae eaten kitchen►, stream. Completely upgraded inside and and is situ•ed on a truly stumig ravine lot. A
firvOied rec room with bar, Ip. and eldra 2 -pc. including landscaping, ngramd per, hot tat of upgrades and features are avail. since that'
HEATHER wastxoom, aa. carport and private yer(L The DOUG CAN cabana and finished basement. Fo are too numerous to mention. For more info. on
• home is a pleasure to show. Call Heather Sibs Rsprei twou- confidential g please call Douglas DOUG CAN this quality built private home please ail
Balls Can 683-2992. SaMs RiaDoides B. Can 683.2992.
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WESTNEY HEIGHTS " w village north of Aja)ONhrtby. Hardwood firs., new
Fully detached, all brick, 3 bdrms.. 3 baths, mn. flr.oaK kd., all new thermopane windows. new roof,
JAMES CARR laundry, mn. flr. fam. rm., eat -in kit., tp., wIo bsmt., ;f ^ew deck 35x12' across back of house, 200 amp.
Sales Representative 1.730 sq. ft. Please call James Carr 683-1861, 24 GRACE JORGENSEN service. 4 appls., oversized gar. Only $215.000. For
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Excellent opportunity to own your own place. 2 has brought him recognition throughout Canada. -rated in Px;kerrg or a very quiet street.
BEV COLLINGTON bdrm condo apt. near shops. stools ion
a transA. Ross invites all his clients and associates to drop in LARRY SEENS Exceptional t. 5Cx 5c' '� . ;art boat this
Sales Representative Equipped with 5 appis.. 2 full bathrooms. rec Sales Representative 'ccatbn' Could 7,P yours ::'4
683.1861 facilities 8 o,d pool. to his new office or call 683-1861. 6831861-ordd,Or. Solid home G ea
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INTERIOR DESIGNER DECOR!! $1154,900 Immaculate brick bungalow in desired north Ajax Super newer Oshawa semi with great ,income
Just move in. Popular Westney Heights. Mn. fir. location. Finished rec rm with Franklin/ floor to potential. This bungalow has 3+1 bdrrns. Masser
laundry 6 fam. rm., upgrades galore. Al trick CRY SEENS ceiling reciaimed brick hearer 8 firewall, CAC. and LOUISE REID bdrrn. has er suite bath. Huge rec room with bar
JASIMN RODRIGU.1EZSales detached, c.a.c. and more extras. Call for your s,� Representative more will not last. Call Larry Seens, sales Sales Representative shows extremely well. Don't miss d' To view call
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plus r/n bsmt. - Just move right in • Central air, Appliances! Walk to downtown! Value plus! Lo rear of house. 2x6 quality construction, R40
GERRY THATCHER central vac • Close to schools 8 parks • Cal Gerry CHARMAINE McLAREN interest rates, low down payment! Low paces' First GRACE JORGENSEN insulation, prof. landscaped, appis. included. South
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JAIES CARR upgraded carpet, fin bsntt . cent ai0 cent van ROSS WATSON for shower fn bsmt with berYou won't be LARRY SEEMS value for a fresh start, quiet area, schods and
Sale: Rapnamt ile shows a 10+. $165,000. Pbaee cel James Carr Salve Repraerrlatihre disappoir" Cal Ross Mom for more detail, Saba ReptinealW&M polits, upgiraded brdlm., hardwood ft, new duck.
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669.1861 Cal Lang Seers', Sebe a 03-1861. aonW Grace Jorgensen 6831881. U 1861 Jasmin Rodriguez at 683-1861.
MON 9-T= N9M ADVmmswLMM-14NUARY27,19W
Creating an Office in
Your Home
Do you constantly lug home work
from the office, only to discover you
have to view for kitchen or dining
room table space with your children or
your spouse? Or are you one of a
growing number of people who are
thinking of going into business for
yourself and working out of your
home on a permanent basis:'
In either case, you need a place
where you can have lots of peace,
privacy and plenty of room to work --
without having to worry about getting
butter stains or sticky fingerprints all
over your important papers. The
perfect way to achieve this is with a
home office.
You can create your own office by
either designating an existing room
within your home for this purpose, or
by creating a brand new space. Once
you're all set up, you'll have fewer
distractions and you'll be able to
easily access everything you need.
You'll find that this will help you get
your work done much more quickh,
and efficiently.
If you're considering using existing
space for your home office -- such as a
family room or spare bedroom -- your
main concern will be how to furnish it,
so that it's practical, comfortable and
attracuve.
If the office is only for occasional
use, you can incorporate a lot of extra
homey touches. But try to avoid
choosing an area of your home where
most of the activity occurs -- like a
room just off of the kitchen or living
room. Also try and choose a room
with a good, solid door so that you can
shut out any disruptive sounds.
Basement or Attic
If you have room available in your
basement or attic, you may want to
consider renovating this usable space
into an office -- providing your budget
will accommodate such a project.
These areas of the home are ideal for
office space because they are
generally far enough away from the
regular hustle and bustle of family life
to afford the appropriate amount of
peace and privacy you need.
These areas also convey a sense of
"separateness" from the rest of your
home, so you won't be as readily
tempted to wander through the house
if you become distracted or bared.
Garage an Option
;If you have a garage but rarely use
r it, you may want to explore this option
as possible office space -- particularly
if you plan to work at home on a
permanent basis. By using your
garage, you have a separate entrance
-for business clients and contacts. This
also' provides you with a working
environment that is totally separate
from your home -- but close enough to
it for quick accessibility.
Keep in mind however, that with
any type of major renovation project --
like an attic, basement or garage, it's
essential to check your local building
code to see if you'll be able to get a
permit for your plans.
Also seek professional input to see
how much this type of undertaking
will actually cost you. You might be
surprised at h ow quickly costs can
build up, so it's imperative to check
first.
What to Put in Your Home
Office
If your home office is only for
occasional use, you can incorporate a
lot of extra personal touches designed
specifically with your own comfort
and tastes in mind. Or, if the roam you
choose also does double duty as a
spare bedroom or den, your choice of
decor shouldn't matter as much.
However, if your home office is
going to be your permanent place of
work, you'll probably want to create a
more professional setting where you
can meet with business associates
and/or clients.
When choosing furnishings for your
home office, keep comfort and
durability in mind. Good lighting is
another essential element to think
about when planning.
Check out furniture showrooms and
specialty shops to see what types of
furnishings would suit you best. If
you're unsure, try talking to a design
consultant.
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GREAT FOR SENIORS - 5156,000
Spotless Westney Heights bungalow
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Last offer just fell through, opportunity
knocks! Close to park, shops and transit.
Listed with Rosemarie Marsh and AIIen
Arnold. Call for viewing and more details at
265-2280, Re/Max Newstyfe Realty Ltd.
SELLING
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ROBERT CASE
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Re/Max Named Among Best Recognized Real Estate
F'ranchises in North America According to Success Magazine
Mississauga, Ontario -- RE/MAX
has been recognized as having one of
the highest brand awareness ratios
among North American franchisers,
according to a panel of experts
evaluating business for SUCCESS
Magazine.
The article, appearing in the
November issue, sights RE/MAX as
having one of the highest recognition
factors, which the panel termed, "an
invaluable asset for attracting
customers, credit and credibility."
"RE/MAX is Canada's leading real
estate organization and our corporate
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critical to our success," said RE/MAX
Ontario -Atlantic Canada Chairman
Frank Polzer. "Since RE/MAX began
operations in Canada in 1981, our
corporate symbol, the RE/MAX hot
air balloon, has represented high
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SUCCESS article proves that we are
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The Brand Awareness factor, as
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entrepreneurs -- sophisticated
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product support, service, quality and
brand awareness.
Procrastination
I hesitate to make a list
Of all the countless deals I've missed
Bonanzas that were in my grip --
I watched through my fingers slip;
The windfalls which I should have
bought
Were lost because I over though;
I could have sworn I smelled a rat,
And while I thought things over twice
Another grabbed them at the price.
It seems I always hesitate,
Then make up my mind much too late.
A very cautious man am I
And that is why I never buy.
How Nassau and how Suffolk grew!
North Jersey! Staten Island, too!
When others called those sprawling
farms
And welcomed deals with open arms.
A corner here, tett acres, there,
Compounding values year by year.
I chose to thunk and as I thought,
They bought the deals I should have
bought.
The golden chances I had then
Are lost and will not come again.
Today I cannot be entitled
For everything's so overpriced
The deals of yesteryear are dead;
The market's soft -- and so's my head.
Last night I had a fearful dream
I knew I wakened with a scream;
Some Indians approached my bed
For trinkets on the barrtelhead
(In dollar bills worth twenty-four
And nothing less and nothing more)
They'd sell Manhattan Isle to me,
The most I'd go was twenty-three.
The redmen scowled. "Not on a bet!"
And sold to Peter Minuit.
At times a teardrop drowns my eye
For deals I had, but did not buy;
And now fife's saddest words I pen --
"If only I'd invested then!"
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While the RE/MAX International
symbol is widely recognized by home
buyers, sellers and real estate
professionals, brand awareness is
reinforced by the increasing presence
of its corporate hot air balloons at
sporting events and fairs throughout
North America. RE/MAX has 88
corporate hot air balloons, the largest
fleet in the world. As part of the fleet,
RE/MAX Ontario -Atlantic Canada
maintains 4 balloons.
RE/MAX is ranked as Canada's
leading meal estate organization with
over 8,000 Sales Associates situated
throughout its 415 independently
owned and operated offices across the
country. RE/MAX provides its
customers with residential and
commercial real estate, relocation,
referral and asset management
services. Its full time, professional
Sales Associates are consistently
among the top producing agents in the
real estate industry, today. Thousands
of customers rank RE/MAX service
next to none, with overall satisfaction
ratings in the range of 95 per cent.
THE NEWSADVERI7SER. WED., JANUARY 27.1"&FAGE9
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EVA ADAMS
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JUST LISTED - WHITBY
La•ge immaculate 3 berm home wit 2 ' 2 baths, fuily,
bsmt. with fireplace Backs onto park with 40 toot
w ce lot, cent. air. Must sell $162.500. C& Bernard
Lee. Sales Reo 428-6533 Re'Max Rouge River
JUST LISTED • NORTH AJAX
Sxless 2.300 sq ft 2 yr new a'! oncx 4 bdrm home
rkia r floor fam rm. with fireplace, large kitchen with
_xraded cupboards. upgraded carpet CAC. Paced to
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AJAX OFFICE
235 Bayly St. W.
427-6522
5145.000. To own this one. A perfect start for young or old.
3 bdrm. semi. Fin. rec rm. shows great - super location,
close to -GO-. shops, schools and parks. Barbara Edwards'
427-6522.
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$269,900. Simply elegant 4 bdrl boasts gkarnielp
ceramics 5 ashy brdkn. Enterfairment siM rooms. artistic
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lake and conservation area. Magnificent fp., huge deck &
more. Hurry belore k's sold CaN Shirley Oates• 427.6522.
AW THE PER sae
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PRETTY AS A PICTtlRE
$189,900- What you don't see is the brigfM ab berl ww
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$30,000. Elegant
lam. home. Hugs nns., quality
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-CANADA'S #1 REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION
BARRIE COX - RE;'MAX ROUGE RIVER'S
#1 SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR 1990 AND 1991
#1 AJAX/PICKERING AGENT FOR 1992
Barrie Cox
i Sales Representative
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Pickering Resident since 1976
Re/Max Rouge River
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OFFICE HOME
839-7449 839-7496
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INGROUND POOL $169,900
' Gorgeous Glendale home located on a quiet child -
sate crescent A GEM IN GLENDALE $174,900
' New broadloom and flooring 'Totally updated from !op to bottom
' Main bathroomcompletely renovated with Jacuzzi tub Maintenance -free aluminum siding
'Fireplace in sunken living room 2 skylights in bright living room
'Modem family -size kitchen New flooring floonng n kitchen
' Second floor family room 'Hardwood floors !nroughout
' Finished basement with tongue and groove pne Catered deck .n oacK yard
Cal! Baine Cox 839-7449 Ca:' Bar -e Cox 839.7449
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DETACHED BEAUTY IN GLENDALE $204,900 SUPER STARTER IN GLENDALE $162,900
' 50x? 09' rot with huge bads yard 'Three p.us one oeCroom
' Four bedrooms Ma.r oa!^room renovated
' Gorgeous hardwood floors ;er'traj vacuum and accessories
' Floor 90 ceiling fireplace in huge family roor* 4:u•- rum eavestroughs
' Crown moulding F .Ppiace .n Irving room
' 4 -pace en suite and walk �r closet in master bdr•^ ImmaC late epnCitxOn
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Absolutely spotless. Move right m! :.xateC on a Curet child -safe court
Gail Baine Cox 8347449 Call Baine Cox 8347449
THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING?
WHY NOT GET BOTH #1's WORKING FOR YOU?
RE/MAX
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$115,900! Location, option, first -terse buyer's dream.
Fabulous ravine townhouse on Frenchman's Bay. Hrdwd.
floors throughout, cosy fp.
in inn. flr. iiv. ^n. !recta DamreN'
or Jahn Britt' 683-1790.
AFFORDABLE LUIaRtf±f
1104,900. Irtrrrac. bright 2 bdnn., eat -in greerthrou
kitctlert. Ens. la<ndry, 2 balconies. 5 app., eutcedl
foca0on. Close b -GO', 401. sfoppirg. Low mait fncl
utilities
. Cal I. Darnrel'/J. Brie' 6631790.
PiCKERING OFFICE
1970 Brock Rd.
683-1790
ROOM FOR NANNY!
$184.900. 4 berm. s+despirt. ale -shaped lot, family site kit
comfortable fain. r^+., ces,raCle south Ajax. Call Tom
Bozanrs' for more oetails on tr•i
s great home 683-1790.
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$354.900. BearAilW executive home! Man floor Ib
fain. rms. Central IocaOon in area d line homes! &e
area overlooking ravine! hAarry upgrades. Kathry
n
6831790.
MAPLE RIDGE AREA!!
$249,900. 8eaut/ul 4 berm. home. Greenhouse kAchen '
Skylight ' 2 w/os b deck ' 2 fireplaces • Euocepdonal rec
room! Call for list d emas. Kathryn Parish' 6631790.
S172,500.3 bdmu., 2 bents. Bright brealdest area willh
ID large deck. Bay uritrbw in master. Ree. tin. 5 appien
all
binds incl liltlple Ridge area! Kathryn Parish• t1A31'
EXCEPTIONAL 10 ACRE LOT
$259,900. Great investment opportunRy. 32T road frontage
by 1,335' deep. Cleared part is fenced on 3 sides.
Accessed from Audley Rd. over culvert b driveway. Jim
M~
6831790.
3,700 9a fT Exfec. NOW
$249,900.
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5249.900. This 4 Ddnn, alters so much for so Iktle mor
Eat -in kill. combo wNh tam. rm. with Ip. Elora nn. can
used as 5th bdrm., lbtary
or 2nd fain. nn. Also f
fireplace. flAasserat Nagvi• 6831790.
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831-3300
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831-3300
831-3300
1,835 SO. FT. ONLY
$186,900
•°-�*"""+' Large family rm. with
fireplace, central arc
conditioning, 3 baths, I
country -sae kitchen, all in
the heart of Pickering with
an easy financing package.
Please call Ed Williamson,
Broker 831-3300. n
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RF/MSC
01 7p=Y FIRST m l" 831-3300
CHARMING
,NIST UI6TED
At a price of $139.900. you
R"Ity .:
FIRST Ltd.
can settle into this
t13i,9oo
delightful 3 bdrrr. home
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Prestigious• wood
rich with solid oak trim.
STUNNING 2,784 SO. FT.
HOME ON PREMIUM PIE-
Tr
french doors. beveled
• La rec room
glass and more. Truly a
• No ices
classic. charming property.
To view call Jacqueline' or
• 3 bdm►s., eat4n kit.
Ron* Routh 831.3300.
• AN blinds
WMW
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831-3300 �-
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Features open concept
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Prestigious• wood
living -cathedral cekw,
STUNNING 2,784 SO. FT.
HOME ON PREMIUM PIE-
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• La rec room
SHAPED LO ..
Praesswaily landscaped
home on a quiet cres. 17x19'
mn. fir. tarn. rm and mn. fir.
den. very warm and
appealing. Upgraded Upgraded carpet
and underpaid. 3 bathrms.
including 5 -pc en suite with
sep. shower and step-up tub
and skylight. Other feats are
OAC.CVAC, tp., mn. f1r.
laundry and two oak
oarnesters. Call Jane* or
Geary' White.
RFIMW
FIRST d. 831-3300 _�0 `
LARGE LOT! GREAT
LOCATION![
'1.600+ sq. "..
• On quiet cuWe-sac
152 ft. deep lol.
By the lake
'3 baffts
' Large, finished rec room
Fireplace
Immaculate
• $172.900
New listrg, call to view.
Ursula Taw"*. 831-3300.
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Delightful 4 bdrm. -Baron
- -' model', boasting a sep. W. &
I dn. rm., mn. fir. fam. ✓L laund.
nn., greenhouse Ili. with w/o
to Ug pool surrounded by dedL
Parquet in foyer It fam. Rn.,
90% fn. rec mL wflh wet bar,
pa lighlis, irterkidc wWkW
landscaped and kits more.
Cant Louise kkaW 8310K
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1831-33001
831 X300 17'_
JOHN BODDY
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`sihrersprw model.
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Features open concept
• Re n �to
Prestigious• wood
living -cathedral cekw,
ity
coo, III unity
sky", master retreat,
• La rec room
loft, plus acs of upgrades!
• No ices
For detail please cal
• 3 bdm►s., eat4n kit.
Nancy Pou cW 831,3300.
• AN blinds
• Upgrades galore
RNMW
• 2 years old
FIRSTm"
• Low price - add it up.
. - 't@ 40-
Call Lee Byers' or Bruce
Middleton' at 831-3300 or
686-3330.
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THIS IS THE TIME TO
MOVE UP
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Just reduced Nwon't last at
this give-away pace. One of
r
the most desir. areas in Ajax.
Walk to lake, conserv. area 8
park. This beaut. 4 bdrm.
home boats mn. fir. tam. rm..
fp., formal din. rm.. sep. liv.
rm., fam.-sized kit., mn. fir.
laund. Other feat. are centre
hall plan, 4 Ige. bay windows
and cold cellar. Unbelievable
value for this home in this
area. $196,900. Better hurry.
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Call Barbara Crane' 831-3300
now!!
FI RST lid.
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1831-33001
831 X300 17'_
JOHN BODDY
STUNNING!
`sihrersprw model.
Features open concept
living -cathedral cekw,
sky", master retreat,
loft, plus acs of upgrades!
For detail please cal
.
Nancy Pou cW 831,3300.
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831-33300
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"AssockWA We
4 BEDROOM
f BEAUTY WITH
INCOME
Backs on to greenbelt with a
shoe stroll to beautiful
Conservation park, mn. fir.
fair. rm. with fireplace and a
fantastic large apt. with irs
own entrance. 4 baths, in a1.
Only 5239.500. Please call Ed
Williamson, Broker 831-3300.
WMW
FIRST oa.
PICTURE
PERFECT 114
ACRE - $159,900
Nestled in the historic Hamlet
of Whitevale. This Charming
home sits on a gorgeous lot
full of fruit trees A evergreens.
Completely renovated Cai
Lee Byers* or Brake
Middleton• at 831-3300 or
286-2992.
WMW
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=174.900
» Upgraded ceramics
» Man floor fatnift roan
FW master an suite
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CALL
JOE PMNO*
831-M
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401M-0011BEAUTT
fly
• Irtcredlole 4 level
• Naaral oak trial & french
doors
• Grand ceramic foyer
enhance
• krrratculetey decorated
top nolchfff
Grad location!
CALL
BEV MCLEAW
831,3300
R6/MW
FIRST