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Friday, July 7;19 5 28 Asses A Metrolaod Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 Vol. 114 Na 27
Proposed
Pickering
dump
Region official vows
`There'll never be a new landfill site
in Durham' after Province kills INVA
By STEPHEN LATE(;AN
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PICkERING — En%ironmentalists and ci, w leaders
here are rejoicing over the provincial government's
decision to disband the Interim Waste Authority and
scrap the EE I I mega -dump proposed for north Picker-
ing.
And, an official at the Region
which is now in charge of waste man-
agement, vows, '-Thcrc will never be
a new landfill site or incinerator in
Durham."
Tbc IWA process that identified a
mite near the Brock West Landfill as
r ` :ie future locale for a dump to take
all of Durham's trash "was flawed
Wayne Arthurs from day one." says David Steele.
`Champagne is chairman of Pickering -Ajax Citizens
on ice' Together 1 PACT► for the Environ-
ment_ -It was never going to succeed.
We're very happy (it) was scrapped."
"The champagne is on icc." .a%s Pickering mayor
Wavnc Arthurs. "All we have to do is schedule a date to
pop the cork."
See PROVINCE... Page 4
He's all wet
Chris Spencer is doused by Brian Pease during water fights as part of
a School's Out Barbecue at the Barbara Black Centre for Youth
Resources in Pickering Tuesday. photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Still hope for students searchin forjobs
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The centre has also been calling hundreds
of employers, reminding them "we still have
students who are looking for work and who
are eager and anxious for a couple of hours, a
hall' -day or full-day of work.
"After all, some money is better than no
money at all."
In particular, general clerical. construction
B% LINDA �%HITE The L:chtre is about to embark on an Odd
"TMf RF P4 Rei k Job Campaign 11-er blitz through local news -
DURHAM — Students who still haven't
found a summer job "shouldn't feel utterly
devastated yet." advises a Canada Employ-
ment Centre officer.
"There's still a good six or seven weeks
left," says Sharyn Little, co-ordinator of stu-
dent centres in Durham. "Small things do
come up."
papers this weekend, encouraging busy and
elderly homeowners to hire a student for
such chores as painting, cutting lawns, clean-
ing garages, washing windows and walking
dogs.
It's possible for students to line up a num-
ber of those: casual jobs on a weekly basis,
says Ms. Little.
See TOUGH... Page 3
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Pickering Museum Village
holds an Antique and Classic Car
Shaw Sunday from 1 I a.m. to 5
p.m. There'll be a Dixieland
hand, a barbecue lunch, and a sale
of dicast miniatures. The Muse-
um Village is three kilometres
cast of Brock Road on Hwy. 7 in
Greenwood. Call 420-4620 or
683-8401.
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`Tough market'
for job hunters
FROM PAGE 1
and factory positions are sought "I can't
imagine we would have any difficulty
filling those kinds of jobs," notes Ms.
Little.
Area employment centres accept
registration for casual jobs because try
usually need b be filled quickly. They
oto longer register students for other jobs
w they have in the pau.
Instead, it's up b students b conduct
their own work search, sam wkg job hst-
ings on computers at their local employ-
ment centre, advises Ms. Little.
But for students who don't know
where to begin, advice is availabie on
preparing a re=sume and amn-iew tech -
"If they really aren't having much
luck. we encourage them to corn in and
talk about some preparation for next
year, says Ms. Little_ -They may find
volunteer experience is valuable and
may he them next year. Virtually any-
thing student, do — from rearm to dubs
to volunk:a work — add, up to expen-
ence and helps in their employability.-
Talking
mployability"Talking to employment officers may
also help student, -uncover skills they
have %bich they never considered. All
of a sudden, things don't lode so bad. It
gives them a boost Their confidence
gets built up and they can an oacb their
job search with a better attitude "
Admidetily, "it's been a tough market
these past few years." Ms. Little notes.
"It takes students a lot of effort to find a
Job. A lot were out earty and looking for
work in February. You need an orga-
nized approach and away you go'-
However, the statistics on the number
of jobs filled remain the same as last
year, which were up from the previous
summer. "We're kind of hanging on,
but that's OK,"
Big
says Ms. Little.
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TBE NEWS ADYBRMER FRIDAY, JULY 7, l!lti^M 3
`Bankru t Actims'of burglar char edpg
PICKERING — After a lengthy
investigation, Durham Regional
Police have charged a Pickering cou-
ple with fraud and perjury.
Police say is August of 1992, the
48 -year-old man and 40 -year-old
woman filed for bankruptcy protec-
tion, citing limited assets. About 10
months later, the couple told police
their homse had been broken info and
$60,000 worth of property had been
swim mending $37,000 in jewelry.
The investigation has been going
on since then, with police and insur-
ance companies working together.
The couple has been charged with
fraud over $1,000, public mischief
over $1,000, uttering forged docu-
ments, perjury and making a false
statement.
Police searched the home Wednes-
day and also laid a charge of posses-
sion of property obtained by crime.
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1PAGE 4-771E NEWSADVE MSEIR MMAY, JULY 7, IVIS
Health study of kids near dump downplayedee Parish
By KEiI'H GUJAGAN
STAN F�]t
DURHAM — A report
detailing health problems in
children living near the Bruck
West Landfill is being
"sloughed off" by Region
officials, Ajax councillor
Steve Parish charges.
Pickering -Ajax Citizens
Together (PACT) for the
Environment commissioned
Dr. Rosalie Herten to study
the health eIli r - of children
living near the landfill. She
reported to the Health Plo61e
of Area Children released
May 30 there was a higher
risk of asthma and eczema.
Durham's associate medical
officer of health Dr. Linda
Panaro reviewed Dr. Bene ll's
report and found "the study
does not , , 11mt drat humans
.are exposed to coots
through air, water and land"
6uM the said, Parish I'm
astooishod Dr. Panaro says
on the record there are no
cootantirtarns in the air, water
or land.. I have no qualifica-
tions and I know that's not
true."
PACT chairman David
Steele says Dr. Bertell's
report was `peer reviewed'
by doctors before it was
released
Dr. Panards concerts with
the PACT study rest with the
way information was gath-
ered and the results reached.
PACT surveyed about 400
children living south of the
landfill and Dr. Bertell ana-
lyzed the results.
Before it was presented to
regiortal councr3 Wednesday,
Dr. Panaro's review was
tabled before Durham's
health and social services
committee at a meeting held
in Beaverton June 20.
Her report was labelled
`handout, but was distributed
to committee members the
Friday before the meeting,
committee chairman and
Whitby mayor Tom Edwards
said Wednesday.
Following the regional
council meeting, Mr. Parish
said Dr. Bextell's "study rais-
Province kills new landfill site
FROM PAGE 1 agement Act. With the IWA's dismantling,
The first meeting of the new Progressive waste management is now in the hands of
Conservative government's cabinet on Wednes- Durham.
day approved disbanding the IWA, keeping one Region works committee chairman John
of its major campaign promises. Aker vows, -There will never be a new landfill
New Durham West MPP Janet Ecker says site or incinerator in Durham." Mayor Arthurs
Minister of Environment Brenda Elliott is says he intends to hold the Region to its word.
putting together the staff who'll be charged with Mr. Aker sans, when the Brock West site has
transferring responsibility for finding mega- reached the end of its life in 1997, he expects
damps from the Province back to the municipal- Durham's vmste to be shipped out of the region
ities, in this case the Region of Durham. In the to either the United States or Northern Ontario.
process, the IWA is being instructed to wind •'TheTe is tremendous capacity potential in the
down its operations immediately. nortbern United States," he says.
"It is one of (the government's) priority corn- Mr. Steele says PACT will continue to push
mitments." Ms. Ecker says. for the clean-up and closure of the Brock West
In a atter to Ms. Ecker on Thursday. Ms. landfill site, identified by a recent study called
Elliott stand, -It is the intention of the govern- the Hcaltb Profiles of Area Children as a major
ment to allow municipalities to investigate all source of air. water and land pollution, which
possible options to deal with their wastes. All may be contributing to above-average incidence
alternatives, including incineration, will be of illness in youngsters living near the dump.
available for consideration_" He says that, with the dismantling of the
The IWA was established in 1992 by the TWA. be is hopeful "Pickering will be a place of
New Democratic Party under the Waste Man- people. not dumps.-
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As the drama played itself out last December at
the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, most of
us went about our fives unaffected.
But the falloutootinnes to touch the many thou-
sands of us who give between Pickering and
Darlington.
The Atomic Energy Control Board made public
last week findings that indicate design flaws are
inherent in Canadian CANDU nuclear reactors
which contributed to the December spill in
Pickering.
That news was taken with acteristic Ma-
son by anti-nuclear groups in Durham who offer a
common sense solution_ phase out old nuclear reac-
tors.
Indeed, lessons can be learned from the spill at
the Pickering nuclear plant last December. For its
part Ontario Hydro has made or is making changes
as recommended by the AECB to minimize the
nuclear power risk to Canadians.
But this latest development sets the stage for
improved relations between watchdog groups and
the nucelar power brokers. We applaud the Nuclear
Awareness Project's Irew Kock for clearly, ra a-
nally stating her group's views without inflaming
the debate.
Their stand, though it hasn't wavered. has been
presented in terms that can be absorbed and acted
upon. Fuller, they inadvertently challenge nuclear
engineers to design better. safer, more efficient new
generation reactors.
That type of debate and vigilance must continue
if we in Durham ane to continue living in the shad-
ow of Pickering and Darlington reactors.
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To the editor. driver to speed up, or to change hides to allow We do not need more laws or statutes io cor-
Tine danger and carnage on our highways these trucker to blow past, will readily agrce we not this. We need police and the Ministry of
must be stopped and the menace is those erre- need tv change the situaticxn_ Transportation to pull over every truck susp vted
i vly driven trucks. Tbey are overloaded, unsafe, The highways ant a mess_ The lanes are rtu- of an infraction. What shipper is going to risk a
driven by tired drivers who do not follow• the law ted by overloaded and untaxed trucks. flow delay in critical goods not arriving by using a
regarding logs, rest time and speed limits. many of these trailers have Ontario licences (a carrier who does not live up to safety, mainte-
They cannot stop when required to do so. form of road tax)" The trudccr` do not purchase auk x and load limits? If it takes six or eight or
because of the payloads, speed and distance fuel in Ontario: they buy in Michigan or New 10 hours to be dnedked out by the authorities, the
between the automobiles or reticles imrnediatety York, wfiidn collects aroad tax to fix their roads. truck drivels' cellulars and sidebands will cer-
in front of these behemcxhs. Any driver who has What docs Ontario get other than 4,xxhng, ruck tainly get the message out Be right or be late.
seen these [nicks tailgate a car to intimidate the and careless unregulated drivers. Georee Trim Pickering
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cent optimistic. I have but I got laid off. Now jobs are out there; it's been trying to get a job
no leads yet, but I'm I'm looking for another just getting your foot in for awhile now. I intend
working on it_" one. It's tough." the door." to be more persistent."
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basketball tourney
PICKERING — Coaches
from major American universi-
ties will be in Pickering this
weekend to look at some
high school basketball
,players they might one
day want to recruit.
Boys' and girls'
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WES STTTT
Sales Representative
WNW
Rouge River
Kent. Ltd.
SATURCAY JULY c 1-4 = V
1719 SILYERTHORN SC
$244 90C Ra ire : �tstancr;-
exeo.trve' ^ter'mite's 1euT' C 53'1Q5
in upgrades' 'Odes Stitt 4 258-64c' Dr '9)
839-7449 ;;_-Uax Fou 9e eve, Meatty Ltd
SUE SCHWASEF
Saks Representative
HERITAGE REALTr INC
SUNDAY JULY 9 1-3 FM.
20MAPSON CRES..AJAX
5212.500 - JUST REDUCED
Cua:ry bud, Tribute home with many
upgrades, walkout basement, Hollywood
style krldw. 4 bedrooms. sunken Iry rm,
and much, much more. Vendor very
motivated. Follow signs from Hwy. 2 and
Church St. in A,,a):. Your Hostess: Sue
Schwager. 619-9500.
ROCCO RACIOPPO
Saks Representative
ALL STARS
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 24 P.M.
1975 ROSEFIELD RD. 872
EAST OF LIVERPOOL, SOUTH OF FINCH
$114,900 fa this 3 bdrm. home with
I nished we rm. located on street, not
Vows Com.
ROCCO(T(THE ROCKET) RACIOPPO
AT REIYAX ALL STARS REALTY INC.
1-800.516.6505
0
July 7, 1995
kills in Pickering
coach is the University of
Teens taking part in the
Town's Summer Youth Program
will make up the squads from
Pickering.
Teams will also come from
Toronto, Markham, Newmarket
and Waterloo.
SUNDAY. JULY 9.1-00 - 4:30 P.M.
25 POLLARD CRES.. AJAX
Tic store,, 4 bdrns . 2 ? r'� Batts, mar, floor
tame,, room. Bert, laundry room, premium bt.
3.200 sq 1t Move -n condition, central air
Joseph Cogen. Associata Broker, 905-7154-
Grp l;ad. 7111 Cer" 21 Heritage Group Ltd.
SA--; R C AY JUIv 3 :-4 PM
78 SLATER CRESCEry
SOUTH AJ AX' OIL Y S 1 44.500l'
etached 3 cool bungalow private Yve 'ulw fenced back yard - shotes
h1h confidence. 4 bedrooms 2 4-p,; nose is ail anteruoes. -Won't Last•.
:x prnrate showirig Cal Bat -( 'x VA i a �
r;
SAT. JULY 8 d SUN.. JULY 9, 2-4 P.Y.
42 KEYS AVE.
$174.800
uvestrtey - Sullivan - 2 storey, 3 baths, detached brick, $158.400. 1st mtge.
as 7 314°x, double garage. man floor family room with fireplace. Marie
jestardins, Coidwelt Banker Except onai 416-497-9794.
• c: c - l , banker
_ - 4 ettce
R real estate services
ROCCO RACIOPPO
Saks Representative
v
R�MP�C'
ALL STARS
SUN, JULY 9, 2-4 P.M.
1656 AMBERLEA RD.
E. OF RDSEFELD, S OF RNDi N PRESf44M
•FOXWOOD HOLLOWS' $241,$00
Approx. 31/2 years new
J Maim floor family room S den
J Huge kitchen with oenlre Wand
J South ezposkre, ideal for p�
ROCCO (THE ROCKET) gACOPPo
AT RFJMAX ALL STARS REALTY NC.
I-OWSIS-6505
Also attending will be an
under -19 girls' squad from the
University of Connecticut.
Games will be played from 10
a.m. to 10 p.m. both days at
Pine Ridge, on Liverpool Road
north of Finch Avenue in Pick-
ering.
Admission is free.
a
SUNDAY, JULY 9, 24 P.IL
1258 BARNWOOD SO., PICKERING
BRIAN PNLIP MAPLE RIDGE AREA, PICKERING
Sales RepwntaNw Pritale court setting. Mase to all schools.
Macon n 4 bdms.. 4 baths, tam run with ga
tp, bench door on formal din., large kX with
• • pop doors io pw" fenced yd 8 deck vG
separately lanced for duldren's safety.
fully fin. with tt i4m apt. 96% finarmv to
R.M.R. REAL ESTATE w0med purchaw Early possession available.
429-310DAmp $229.900. Cal BRAN PHILIP or
THERESA ERVWE. 43-100.
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SUNCAY. JULY 9. 2-i P.M.
TOM Af T KENHEAC
SOUGHT AFTER MAPLE RIDGE
Sakes Reptesentat"
1221 FIELDSTONE CIRC.,
Sales Representative
PICKERING
Beaulilul Brokytm model in Uapie Fidge-
1
k ylight & oft
to deck and nwtn9 pool, Fuly
-(• -
irtished basernent wdh 6 person sauna. 4
GROUP
bdrms . 4 bans, cent, air pond., cert. vac.
HERITAGE REALTY INC
Man floor laundry ria. Cross lo per• schools
swan 9 classicY
3 ail amenities c'9-95JC
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SUNDAY, JULY 9, 24 P.Y.
4 HILLING DRIVE, AJAX
WAYNE THOMAS
PRICED TO SELL THIS WEEKEND!!!
Sales Representative
ONLY $209,900
. Decorated to perfection
S
Ful finished ren nn. with gas fireplace
Massive kitchen with Centre island
Over 3.000 sq. h. of kvtrtg space
GROUP
Walk to lake, schools
BeauhhrNlr landscaped, central air
swan 9 classicY
' Directions: Westney Rd. S. to Lake Drive
430-9000
and tohow cions.
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THE NEWS ADVER71SER FIMAT, JULY 7, ""&PAGE 11
mbined Preaarun of 103,000 every Friday
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, LIS 2H5
ttlyl N,4 to tl 4 ® Sam Skillsd 1*
PURE S:itNG WATER fACLffY m
FAMUMB
WE ARE OMDNG Ow pro& 61.1 we
of•r 10 our raps* gown arstoltl•r baaa in
the Tora�o, Durbanl. Markham. and
NaftImb•r:tlnd aha•. W r•QJiW
• DELIVERY PERSONS
(DZ Gr I I - plwf•tted)
• INDEPENDENT DELIVERY CONTRACTORS
(DZ 4ow= pokued)
• TELEIAAAKETERS (•twnirg 3 daytime)
• DOOR TO DOOR CANVASERS
(gig a &ybm)
Our produCtS are: bolded sprig water, ftacea
mad• its tN spring water and biodill"labi•
soaps and cleaners.
Interested parties may drop of a to==
and/or pickup a Copy of the )ob descriptions
and renurneratlon packages:
715 Colonel Sam Drive
Oshawa, Ontario
11 comer: IGeno
wNETHER you're a no -
.car or pat rood a teeesh-
.n course. Durham Col-
-aW od s n12-16 week W-
O-CompMW Seale Certs
=aie a for you, Stsrtrg
'Vert
but Weeks. Llys .+d-
,,dwl program builds on
xis
current akar to foE-
4a+rg Lotus
a 1Mor�er
-,Cf far we+dows Pleased
_ill •gas) 7- 3300
ti
NAILS
Are 1,ou interested in
Ieamtrlg to do rrM)
We will train you'
For more info.
Cat: 42S-.411 S
s an exapwndif or 21
--.w,ary business in (tris
,yea and are looking for
low oraarllad MNdUYa b
on a .n
arra," siFor
rrvww CAN MBA INTRA
aENUERS 967-4152 or
=_S INTRAPRENUERS
Yom- 1 e'1-8$12
1 General
Help
AZ DRIVERS
NEEDED
• 'l.1 US. smites
LM haul & day tr p)
U.S. trains
• (2 un j2 toff)
Wal offer benefit%,
pad 1.rrkK.
MUST HAVES
2 vis exp., ICC,
clean abstract &
police clearance
Can Todd at
(905)433-3867
ESTHETICIAN requeed
to start rrtxledialely. Call
663-2954,
EXPERIENCED HAIR-
STYLIST regored tmme.
daalety. Wage plus com-
mission. Also eathoicaan
and nail Wdxreun. Paw
we are softg al her salon
turmlre. Cad 4303156.
GIRLS WANTED it. Orr
taro, betwoon 6 - 19, to
c-Vft
Toone Pageg/e,� a �r
515,000 in prim and
1107 25 esl 240 Cal kill" 1
• Si>ili ` .
CLASSIRED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Aduwbw sprats
thud advatiews deed
eau ad upotl putlbM t as
Ntwls Advanw d not be
meponsebb l r Baas ow
ore er1�eQ arKwltdn and
time shd be no ilblMy for
port-eeebt>,t d a+y adrar-
wenterlt GebtBy tar r -
R es in ads a faded to 110
Wcurs ped for to spays
ocmwwq the error Al
ropy to 3t>aeU b fila Wp►ael d Inwlagseonl of
"+esus A&veftw
DRIVERS
WAN77.D
Pildmnng area Taxi
CoTipary-
rgtares Orvers
r-trlledlate+y
Full / part time
686-0467
EASY phone work. adUfs
A senior students ram up
to 1300 week based on
salary Pets bonus. Day Of
night shaft. We wall trap
Day shfh gam- l Prn.Mon•
day-Fnday, evening "
4pn - 9pn Mo daY-TMn-
day Sat (optional) 11-3pm
PROFESSIONAL TELE -
MARKETERS. 8 nor alfa
available for full tore po-
fesswnal telemarkelrrs
S40O.SSMweek possible
Carpet Clearing positions
available for ht adults or
senior students. own car
necessary. We wall train.
Cal Don at Clean Plus
Carped (Afar (905)427-
2620.
•IADNEtlis
E"A11RtitiOtai."
Fast growing company
lodtng for 100 ladies.
years old a over so i
our phone fantasy G
ire. No expenerce n
essary. Several sh
available. earning M
75-s12.Odlaor. SI
esu. open rerldod Poo
reed only appy. Sc
baooigh loo -eon.
For an inMvww cal:
U207f4faOO
Ileatree only
OEOICATED, WOOKE.
SELF-STARTBt M THE FOLLOMIC
Posrno &
Requires college or univ. degree m
materials management or equivalent.
College degree in accounting or min. 2
yrs- experience.
Both positions require interaction with
suppliers, therefore excellent English
communication skills are a must. Must
have above average computer skins.
with Lotus 123.-
Fax
23.-
Fax resume to (416) 412-M
VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S
LARGEST CHRYSLER
DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN
EXPERIENCED SALES
REPRESENTATIVE PLEASE
CONTACT DWAYNE PICKARD OR
TED WILLIAMSON JR. AT
683-5358
M�:
General
H1101P
TELEMARKETERS re-
warea Easy Ware work.
dd*0 a evenings avadible
Hourly wage • nsh bonus.
-21_x.
WORKERS Needed for
Ne lcasse Pou#y No as-
penence necessary Sen-
ors calla ** Cal Mon -Fn,
Ilam -Spm 723-3109 or
bll Ree 1 -4 1 6554-041 7
ad leave message
Are you looking for the next
Challenge in your career ?
You've done it all in sales
now you know it's time to
take yourself to the next
level. Build yourself equity
and income with this new
opportunity in
management.
For a confidential
discussion
call Nancy Sears
at 416-439-1660
_ ^coin Mercury Dealer seeking sales rep-
resentative to sell new 3 used vehicles.
�xpenence orelerred :.+t:t ^et necessary
FOR INTERVIEW CALL
Ride Lanteigne(905)686-2300
1 E"'°'°,tra
in
ttid
SECRETARY 1MP aperawr
seeks permanent position
Skills rclude W P So. S t
end 6 0 rs - ; , . filing.
AFL AP typwy 5SW w p m
-all QC6 42' 46•'13
1 Sales 1 Firewood
Help Agerts
Mabe person sure+ per-
sonaMy -q,- 4 lar salve
of row Kx n Durham
eastor
. Apan9,,Wy 20
hors a week carne area
wcWrp xrwekends a re-
quared rev.
Pas fio90
e
sales experience a "tat
send resumes to 511060
Cru Lu RRas Ower.
9L _
FREE FIREWOOD,
SKIDS A PALLETS
Hardwood and soN+raod
mixed -Free 6Mvery avas4-
able n e,e local area. 20
small loaft aysilasble too.
120 skads and palled. TO
Large aids available 300-
400
00400 trues arts Paidd.JUrr
and July's spec,! caw. Cal
mow 905-430.2887 rave
hF you are angle a a an-
gM parent Or separated or
divorced with (Mee years
work expa"W" . you may
qualify for Ir,ancnl asam-
lance of it you are aver 45
and haw recently been
Laid 0e, you may WAkh for
training assistance. DIP
CERT. Loan. Wadpe lect
D -Base. Word. Accpac.
Bedford, Aulorad, Ventura.
Pagemaker. Harvard, Cor-
el. CompuMr Programming
and Systema Analyst CO-
bol,
ur
bol, Pascal and C Pholo-
shop. Cluark Express and
Ilustr. itor. Durham Busi-
ness Computer Collew.
427-3010
LEGAL SECRETARY re-
quared for busy litigation
practice in downbwn WMR
by Must have 3 b 4 years
experience, good inWpef-
sonal sella, able to start
ASAP. Please cal Granas.
(905)066-2252
based reel mawtaclrer
FOCWes A eexO pees dP
wator ret nen 3 yea ex-
PWWWCO Please Cal 905-
427.1433
• 1Daycare
Wanted
Daycare needed IN MY
HOME Girt 4 yrs, boy
18m,on rsfererr A a must
Recepts pelerable West-
ney Rd 8 Ruche. Cal allay
6p.m- (905)427-1988
N~/H.K read for Duey
family. Must have Car. Just
outside Oshawa area. Cal
263.4719
Dt y"re
• Available
RN, patem
patient caring Mo
o6ws excellent reliable
care n smoke Red South
Alex Ladr°°#one"
G"ft. rep.ceC(90
5)
6113-7889
WESTNEY r 101, Private
hronn. daycare avalaWo to
chidrwx. slain at 6 Wasslo
d age, Fix yard, lots of
combirtablis
mora orholfo g wmrdetaasttt
6111.09114
woo0 BTU Carrier as
ndi
cotioner. can be sn
ee
working n excellent oon6-
Ron asking $250 til (9061
686--6675 ass 5
NOW gwas top paten table.
38 x 6Q 6 high bats chars.
,4rge umbrella with base
$330 905420.0451
1RAILER, former camper
snrtabis for light utilitygood
c0ndib0n asking 5200 Or
beet offer ail $37-2220
Articles
1 for Sale
100 gallon used oil tank.
$So. Please call 433--4179
im Combs -camp trailer.
sleeps 4, very spacious
Asking $750 o.b.o. 1980
CX500 Custom. 30.000
kms., inclu cies a
shop n nu -
ab, herrxet rover. Wall oar•
illy as a $1450 o.b.o. 433-
2315.
AJAX Pncl x" Appliance.
Washers, dryors, kadges,
shwa. k y guaranteed.
427-6784, 467 Wesbey
Rd. S. e14. Ajax. Come
male a deoN
' Articles For
Sale
CARPE? A-1 Praoss. buy
deet: wnokasale Free n-
atalationfor Rear eswmale
call. Sat X906,132 2 -SO. or
P"-4 6 9e0Q6Q'
Carpet Broker 1001.
40on rack. *,an' sprain sir
valent carpet Por 3 room.
only $389 00 Pr"'
'
w*
:a,aee 30 sa vda carpet
Sekae pad and .utaeason
ON you 1090 Free gcrr
Ron In your home NO r
West. no pay9wet for one
k1 year. Danxil. 141100-
217 -CIU
-•00217 104
CARPET you some &I dw
count prirss 1001 nvkx
alar, resistant Phar rrs,des
ped and expert onstallae0n.
CAN Nix at 906) 4306651
CARPETS - bd of arpeL
IOD% nylon, ww stain re-
leass carped on hard. evil
carpet 3 morns. $349 Price
includes es carpet prarewun
Pad. expert wastaft hist
d@k%WY, Ree essmade (30
pedal Norman 6862314
CONTENTS SALE. 3
pc . Braemar Lnngroom.
begs $750 . 6 pc . dung
room soft. al mud table 6
blue Chairs. $300. 4 pt
Paris lutchen ser. $12500
cal 837-807 after 6 pm
CURTAINS asbm made
fo M 13 t mdlK said bele
tone. leas than year old,
MUST SELL. pard $1100.
rtWee Omer 432.7301
DINING room table.
Square. rgnt oak leaf ex-
Weeon. 3 chars . Caplan.
Thaw. asking 5500. 905-
837-2327
DRUM
LESSONS
Private lessons
available , rea-
sonable rates.
Call
428-2000
KENWOOD 22OW hoer
$lareo system. Spec CO
Playw. dual cesaasns, TOA-
or
a►er tlposlwa. Ori1r $7.50rvit
Ret to oaln by photo. 571-
111 �.
1= m
ARCHITECTURAL
TECHNOLOGIST/JOB CAPTAIN
/lrclaocmal TocOoologiesst with 5 years
ninimum lob Captain experience.
Appiicat must be able to develop a
Complete set or working drawings including
i9tenor dl. tailog. on Autocad R 12.
Ajax Loatiam Posimm available
anmediatcty.
Please fax resume: 905-4284230.
TECHNICAL SOFTWARE
SUPPORT PERSON
wangd a peso to handletechrtegl
support and do smal program charges 10 exetlrq
mdustral application sofarare. This person Should
be a graduate in Iompl.ter sciences from a
university or college, and nave 2-3 years
experience '.n a re4ted 6eid. (lust be able to
program n 'C•. Clapper. and basic. The person wS
also be far,!tar w t" DOS and w+rdows
envronmert
Interested parties pease contact Phil Carton at
905-09-1166 or 1400-263-4414 or tax al 905-
639-1717.
1!5
ChaItr
-- Industries Ltd.
TECHNICIAN
General Technictan reputed
by large Durham GM dealersktp
iBusy. modern snot/ Corrpemive Wages.
Rpp�y 'C
ILII Wm. Morewood.
Michael Boyer
Pontiac Buick.
715 Kingston Rd
Pickerina
' Artless• For
Snl•
Sl1EDrAN - qu lllly barn
style sleds. hilt a, sets.
axe $649. GST irclud.e.
011 sine aril dePleY
sura ... Cab 906.501
41161
SPECIAL BUY- Palo
doors, oraly loo alinwsrn
anaie, , - 5 R sm. 6 R
SM: a it s33 . 433-17M
or 1 -41100-161 -411M
SSWOO IG POOL
SUPER SALE
Low nps or . wialc ng.
Cal to BOOK NOM
- ACI pool work -
tetprance clams .deem.
t41OG41111114M
01.00.747-W
/ala we arae" all has se-
rn lure are pump chars,
sdaom. efompao begins.
3ryws. oft . etc. Cad 431D. -
3'S6
303.56
1allartLicles
WANTED - old and an -
>b Scerttilla .revm«Ns.
^na salver, adv.rser+"
%ocety g to" decay,
1cAs Talk b�. r-oaet
. .
k.or ser». Celt Hobert
3owen ArNq„ea (9061 e66
A0049 Brooktrr
WANTED ALD prereaerv.
T V 5 VCRs. CO'S. sar-
eos 7uatars ltiefe anv-
thint; iso, neve Caen 9uv
beck x110n 721 Brock St
so tl' aelp 905 4,301
3660
WANED 'c Duv - order
furniture. ,glassor+wu mal
letto wenternmaorke
rasldes et Single pea"
or weaars ;ri 905s ??3
Pools.
spa
casprtal Hospital
Medical 1 weat cilli OW 40T DEALS' BAR-
GAINS GALORE - '6 x
AF.IJEF MELP NIR ED
Chsw Morons staff neasCsa immediately
Christian "onzons Durham Poon news people
wttn em pity, set*", and c0/nmlhr rete. You
would be part of a team working from a chnstlan
perspective in a residential home car -TV for
young adults wtCt ,nutilectuW and Physical
.1tsac^,l xas -+Um� aS SJCr a5 �OS.SZ`ae
Reply to Christian Horizons GO
director 800 Jacqueline Ave.
Pickering L1 V 363
Articbs For
Sats
versify of �aw^r-:rsin. 51�H
concise sae 5 w9 pcwe•
rcdc 'ser, al n "pop coronet
Aero. VOMW asp abus aoar-
vtars, vua "res ;-u
pdt-up araC Lbery Solea
starter S lase -aloe :a..
427.6rWi or 4203137
HITACHI 31' stereo TV
loaded Rent to own Dv
phone for any S9 75. wk
Call 571-1413
KITCHEN cupboards by
Canac, top une, Cei6n
design. asking 52000, call
579-0476
MANUFACTURER'S
Clearance . Pabo doors
(new) 55399. 6-5449. 8-
$499. Your chose of ,nyt
or alrnnum 4331738 or
1-800.851-8420
Mediterranean dawxg room
gel includes table. 6 cane,
wngback chars. and extra
Largs der cabinet. ercdt-
lent oxidation. Askin"
$1500. 579-7418
COMPUTER raew .-poop
466 0X50, colas 130 MCI
HDO. 3 1n FOD. fax�mo-
dem, pad over SWW, sol.
Ing 2105 ob.o. 571-61196.
MArticles For
Sale
OAK.'PrNE FURNITURE -
pay 'etas pncesI One
of s oldest and lar-
gest n anutacturen rs now
seting drill to I* puck
EG oak pedestal tab= -
pedestal
and
4 �,aers $849 R daubed
pedestal and 6 chain
$1499. cannnonbal beds
fan 5399. Over 20 ahs
,;races as ailed. no
.sneers Traditional W000 -
working 405-985-87-'4
PtANOSC,RANOFA-
THER Clocks Durham s
Largest se+ectwn-New and
used pianos Not pisure"
Rent to own, apt size
upright, grand. 69tae. kev-
boards TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS Jtv NOW TeMp
Pero Works. 433.1491
R. GATEMAN Framed
prints premie edrbon
a38SIMSO Endangered
Spaces -Grizzly. sale 39
inch x 30 inch original is-
sue prate. $850. (905)831-
9706.
Sale Gold Frdge 8 Sieve.
$490. Portable washer,
$275 Portable dryer. $190
Who Rxdga 5140 Green
stove. $12S 430.2922.
SHARP 27• susreo TV.
Grog pica". lee delivery.
Rent to own by piore for
only s6.751w011t. Cad 571-
1413.
24 Neeaangeaar kava, pool
inCkAee 36clas S 1enCrr,g
$a= Ieeets ay yr
laws 2Or wasranev 1.800
dee- -Se4 P caw,rg AiAx
Pl �r i S ti
Lost &
•llFound
FOUND LADY S
er
WATCt- Livpool Rd
earty a.m. AIy 2. OtttiCt
420-2374
OST- Cockatter whale
;eaow head a
'esthws an chest
_est awes in o.orl•. or
r,etery madedtng west
Chem Def seeders Rdward
S2DC 4.6'.26--8902
0=1 aoar*
COLLIE pups 'or sate
tLassre Type ; K: -ege-
tered. tattooed. excellent
tempwment Ready 10 go
now' 17061 2--2528
KEEP you dog wash Useout
of Vw garb"DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE
DISPOSAL SYSTEM UW
time guarantee ball. avail-
able n 3 siren. gam - 9pm.
7 days 1905)723-5413
PALADEN DOG OBEDI-
ENCE- Clualefted Vedn-
nary approved instruction
by ex-wnseuclor R.A.F Po
hoe Dog Training School
Ope args available for next
classes corirromrg Mon
July 17 Pu 8 Novtoe:
Thusda Juy ly 20 Senor
Puppy Y Advice Nowa
Our success rate spas" for
Itaolf. Tel. 6619425.
SIBERIAN HUSKY
PUPPIES registered.
vicar" line -groat PW -n
hone rased. first shoes,
dowortlw4 moon health
and Me IF -- t wAwarr
me. npwas 613 1 6-SISM
I'MSkilled
Help
1
Flea
Market
FTIT
O
Help
FLEXO PRINTING Alas
hF you are angle a a an-
gM parent Or separated or
divorced with (Mee years
work expa"W" . you may
qualify for Ir,ancnl asam-
lance of it you are aver 45
and haw recently been
Laid 0e, you may WAkh for
training assistance. DIP
CERT. Loan. Wadpe lect
D -Base. Word. Accpac.
Bedford, Aulorad, Ventura.
Pagemaker. Harvard, Cor-
el. CompuMr Programming
and Systema Analyst CO-
bol,
ur
bol, Pascal and C Pholo-
shop. Cluark Express and
Ilustr. itor. Durham Busi-
ness Computer Collew.
427-3010
LEGAL SECRETARY re-
quared for busy litigation
practice in downbwn WMR
by Must have 3 b 4 years
experience, good inWpef-
sonal sella, able to start
ASAP. Please cal Granas.
(905)066-2252
based reel mawtaclrer
FOCWes A eexO pees dP
wator ret nen 3 yea ex-
PWWWCO Please Cal 905-
427.1433
• 1Daycare
Wanted
Daycare needed IN MY
HOME Girt 4 yrs, boy
18m,on rsfererr A a must
Recepts pelerable West-
ney Rd 8 Ruche. Cal allay
6p.m- (905)427-1988
N~/H.K read for Duey
family. Must have Car. Just
outside Oshawa area. Cal
263.4719
Dt y"re
• Available
RN, patem
patient caring Mo
o6ws excellent reliable
care n smoke Red South
Alex Ladr°°#one"
G"ft. rep.ceC(90
5)
6113-7889
WESTNEY r 101, Private
hronn. daycare avalaWo to
chidrwx. slain at 6 Wasslo
d age, Fix yard, lots of
combirtablis
mora orholfo g wmrdetaasttt
6111.09114
woo0 BTU Carrier as
ndi
cotioner. can be sn
ee
working n excellent oon6-
Ron asking $250 til (9061
686--6675 ass 5
NOW gwas top paten table.
38 x 6Q 6 high bats chars.
,4rge umbrella with base
$330 905420.0451
1RAILER, former camper
snrtabis for light utilitygood
c0ndib0n asking 5200 Or
beet offer ail $37-2220
Articles
1 for Sale
100 gallon used oil tank.
$So. Please call 433--4179
im Combs -camp trailer.
sleeps 4, very spacious
Asking $750 o.b.o. 1980
CX500 Custom. 30.000
kms., inclu cies a
shop n nu -
ab, herrxet rover. Wall oar•
illy as a $1450 o.b.o. 433-
2315.
AJAX Pncl x" Appliance.
Washers, dryors, kadges,
shwa. k y guaranteed.
427-6784, 467 Wesbey
Rd. S. e14. Ajax. Come
male a deoN
' Articles For
Sale
CARPE? A-1 Praoss. buy
deet: wnokasale Free n-
atalationfor Rear eswmale
call. Sat X906,132 2 -SO. or
P"-4 6 9e0Q6Q'
Carpet Broker 1001.
40on rack. *,an' sprain sir
valent carpet Por 3 room.
only $389 00 Pr"'
'
w*
:a,aee 30 sa vda carpet
Sekae pad and .utaeason
ON you 1090 Free gcrr
Ron In your home NO r
West. no pay9wet for one
k1 year. Danxil. 141100-
217 -CIU
-•00217 104
CARPET you some &I dw
count prirss 1001 nvkx
alar, resistant Phar rrs,des
ped and expert onstallae0n.
CAN Nix at 906) 4306651
CARPETS - bd of arpeL
IOD% nylon, ww stain re-
leass carped on hard. evil
carpet 3 morns. $349 Price
includes es carpet prarewun
Pad. expert wastaft hist
d@k%WY, Ree essmade (30
pedal Norman 6862314
CONTENTS SALE. 3
pc . Braemar Lnngroom.
begs $750 . 6 pc . dung
room soft. al mud table 6
blue Chairs. $300. 4 pt
Paris lutchen ser. $12500
cal 837-807 after 6 pm
CURTAINS asbm made
fo M 13 t mdlK said bele
tone. leas than year old,
MUST SELL. pard $1100.
rtWee Omer 432.7301
DINING room table.
Square. rgnt oak leaf ex-
Weeon. 3 chars . Caplan.
Thaw. asking 5500. 905-
837-2327
DRUM
LESSONS
Private lessons
available , rea-
sonable rates.
Call
428-2000
KENWOOD 22OW hoer
$lareo system. Spec CO
Playw. dual cesaasns, TOA-
or
a►er tlposlwa. Ori1r $7.50rvit
Ret to oaln by photo. 571-
111 �.
1= m
ARCHITECTURAL
TECHNOLOGIST/JOB CAPTAIN
/lrclaocmal TocOoologiesst with 5 years
ninimum lob Captain experience.
Appiicat must be able to develop a
Complete set or working drawings including
i9tenor dl. tailog. on Autocad R 12.
Ajax Loatiam Posimm available
anmediatcty.
Please fax resume: 905-4284230.
TECHNICAL SOFTWARE
SUPPORT PERSON
wangd a peso to handletechrtegl
support and do smal program charges 10 exetlrq
mdustral application sofarare. This person Should
be a graduate in Iompl.ter sciences from a
university or college, and nave 2-3 years
experience '.n a re4ted 6eid. (lust be able to
program n 'C•. Clapper. and basic. The person wS
also be far,!tar w t" DOS and w+rdows
envronmert
Interested parties pease contact Phil Carton at
905-09-1166 or 1400-263-4414 or tax al 905-
639-1717.
1!5
ChaItr
-- Industries Ltd.
TECHNICIAN
General Technictan reputed
by large Durham GM dealersktp
iBusy. modern snot/ Corrpemive Wages.
Rpp�y 'C
ILII Wm. Morewood.
Michael Boyer
Pontiac Buick.
715 Kingston Rd
Pickerina
' Artless• For
Snl•
Sl1EDrAN - qu lllly barn
style sleds. hilt a, sets.
axe $649. GST irclud.e.
011 sine aril dePleY
sura ... Cab 906.501
41161
SPECIAL BUY- Palo
doors, oraly loo alinwsrn
anaie, , - 5 R sm. 6 R
SM: a it s33 . 433-17M
or 1 -41100-161 -411M
SSWOO IG POOL
SUPER SALE
Low nps or . wialc ng.
Cal to BOOK NOM
- ACI pool work -
tetprance clams .deem.
t41OG41111114M
01.00.747-W
/ala we arae" all has se-
rn lure are pump chars,
sdaom. efompao begins.
3ryws. oft . etc. Cad 431D. -
3'S6
303.56
1allartLicles
WANTED - old and an -
>b Scerttilla .revm«Ns.
^na salver, adv.rser+"
%ocety g to" decay,
1cAs Talk b�. r-oaet
. .
k.or ser». Celt Hobert
3owen ArNq„ea (9061 e66
A0049 Brooktrr
WANTED ALD prereaerv.
T V 5 VCRs. CO'S. sar-
eos 7uatars ltiefe anv-
thint; iso, neve Caen 9uv
beck x110n 721 Brock St
so tl' aelp 905 4,301
3660
WANED 'c Duv - order
furniture. ,glassor+wu mal
letto wenternmaorke
rasldes et Single pea"
or weaars ;ri 905s ??3
Pools.
spa
casprtal Hospital
Medical 1 weat cilli OW 40T DEALS' BAR-
GAINS GALORE - '6 x
AF.IJEF MELP NIR ED
Chsw Morons staff neasCsa immediately
Christian "onzons Durham Poon news people
wttn em pity, set*", and c0/nmlhr rete. You
would be part of a team working from a chnstlan
perspective in a residential home car -TV for
young adults wtCt ,nutilectuW and Physical
.1tsac^,l xas -+Um� aS SJCr a5 �OS.SZ`ae
Reply to Christian Horizons GO
director 800 Jacqueline Ave.
Pickering L1 V 363
Articbs For
Sats
versify of �aw^r-:rsin. 51�H
concise sae 5 w9 pcwe•
rcdc 'ser, al n "pop coronet
Aero. VOMW asp abus aoar-
vtars, vua "res ;-u
pdt-up araC Lbery Solea
starter S lase -aloe :a..
427.6rWi or 4203137
HITACHI 31' stereo TV
loaded Rent to own Dv
phone for any S9 75. wk
Call 571-1413
KITCHEN cupboards by
Canac, top une, Cei6n
design. asking 52000, call
579-0476
MANUFACTURER'S
Clearance . Pabo doors
(new) 55399. 6-5449. 8-
$499. Your chose of ,nyt
or alrnnum 4331738 or
1-800.851-8420
Mediterranean dawxg room
gel includes table. 6 cane,
wngback chars. and extra
Largs der cabinet. ercdt-
lent oxidation. Askin"
$1500. 579-7418
COMPUTER raew .-poop
466 0X50, colas 130 MCI
HDO. 3 1n FOD. fax�mo-
dem, pad over SWW, sol.
Ing 2105 ob.o. 571-61196.
MArticles For
Sale
OAK.'PrNE FURNITURE -
pay 'etas pncesI One
of s oldest and lar-
gest n anutacturen rs now
seting drill to I* puck
EG oak pedestal tab= -
pedestal
and
4 �,aers $849 R daubed
pedestal and 6 chain
$1499. cannnonbal beds
fan 5399. Over 20 ahs
,;races as ailed. no
.sneers Traditional W000 -
working 405-985-87-'4
PtANOSC,RANOFA-
THER Clocks Durham s
Largest se+ectwn-New and
used pianos Not pisure"
Rent to own, apt size
upright, grand. 69tae. kev-
boards TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS Jtv NOW TeMp
Pero Works. 433.1491
R. GATEMAN Framed
prints premie edrbon
a38SIMSO Endangered
Spaces -Grizzly. sale 39
inch x 30 inch original is-
sue prate. $850. (905)831-
9706.
Sale Gold Frdge 8 Sieve.
$490. Portable washer,
$275 Portable dryer. $190
Who Rxdga 5140 Green
stove. $12S 430.2922.
SHARP 27• susreo TV.
Grog pica". lee delivery.
Rent to own by piore for
only s6.751w011t. Cad 571-
1413.
24 Neeaangeaar kava, pool
inCkAee 36clas S 1enCrr,g
$a= Ieeets ay yr
laws 2Or wasranev 1.800
dee- -Se4 P caw,rg AiAx
Pl �r i S ti
Lost &
•llFound
FOUND LADY S
er
WATCt- Livpool Rd
earty a.m. AIy 2. OtttiCt
420-2374
OST- Cockatter whale
;eaow head a
'esthws an chest
_est awes in o.orl•. or
r,etery madedtng west
Chem Def seeders Rdward
S2DC 4.6'.26--8902
0=1 aoar*
COLLIE pups 'or sate
tLassre Type ; K: -ege-
tered. tattooed. excellent
tempwment Ready 10 go
now' 17061 2--2528
KEEP you dog wash Useout
of Vw garb"DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE
DISPOSAL SYSTEM UW
time guarantee ball. avail-
able n 3 siren. gam - 9pm.
7 days 1905)723-5413
PALADEN DOG OBEDI-
ENCE- Clualefted Vedn-
nary approved instruction
by ex-wnseuclor R.A.F Po
hoe Dog Training School
Ope args available for next
classes corirromrg Mon
July 17 Pu 8 Novtoe:
Thusda Juy ly 20 Senor
Puppy Y Advice Nowa
Our success rate spas" for
Itaolf. Tel. 6619425.
SIBERIAN HUSKY
PUPPIES registered.
vicar" line -groat PW -n
hone rased. first shoes,
dowortlw4 moon health
and Me IF -- t wAwarr
me. npwas 613 1 6-SISM
PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, JULY 7,19!5
all 11 i l Pdnb
In
For Sob
wFNTd1/- SLUE �11TEIt MIMC
1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom.
3 appliamms.
101 KATHLEEN ST. W.
Mon. - Fri. --
9 7. Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5
()
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED.
wFa. si16 11Aw
� 11 = 11�,, MAP=offdews M•n.w
1 ENINUIP-14- HARMOMYIBI-. main CLEAN family btrldiq, WESTWY04WY 2. dean, AJAX - am noknim.
per tonth.
11 tea umir Asst r °sr
HIM! Jeep - YJ Laredo 4 x AT. & SUN., 2-4 AJAW. ries Clem 1 bed-
4 env.. anr9n ossa. steno. 3 bYdfOofn detalc118d, main fbtx tam. roan beets apt. a• a dor
akwremaw fame. oer`iad oris. bl sees , cis maw9L
19179 BUkk som. POle•fwk 1111brs 1°0m` sop. INV , room Central air A vac . Available, now sell ass_
syslerrt, OV'ef SSO 000 $pens f)fl 0074.
floor of bungalow, 3 bed-
Oshawa noAl. ons, two A •
spacious. 1-bodroom
$1300Jmo. 3 1oon . 2
rooms, IvwtgroorVdaurrwo-
ftear bedroom. Includes:
basement, parking. private
1n " - eat ods bew
roan, !etcher with skyW
Hest. hydro, kid9e, stere.
entrance. cable, timil ley,
matt X111• Hwy. 2.
3 pc. beth, padwtg, not-
Laundry brll6es awwIabb.
nonsnwksr, no pate, 1660
July 1. Nanta 416-40&
•arduees Ot e. M00 and..
723-2004.
Inclusive. August 1. 619-
5966: 416.250.0179
4361900.
OSHM^W O LwV1
3125
� New -3
WFIRBY (tedroom 1629
flIaderrl kiin ilcfen, ld be t•.
pW
a hybo.2 FtwOr bve.
Im fawiltod baimtoeueelt.
carpet 1 deealwe two. ova
parlift busby fee. Ave•
Ieroded ISO bort lel ,airy
row. -675 maty[. (906)
able Aag.tst. 1M A test fee
sePrats laNlea, sivawt)
OW7112 eve. A taheede.
[[lied. 66636.'!6.
pati. Avaialls Aug ht
OSHAMIA- Cantel 2 bene
WWW- apt. for MIL ons
-7250.. 665.766•
ssoad floor ifI I peel[-
baboon 6660. 2 baboon
AJAX- web mair.:t.d
ft Uidre. slave. bualdry
SM. lot i IW named.
an 1, few upper IamM 3
lata. AvaisM• Aug.lst
Days. 725-6611 even i
badman bee qdm AppL.
$715 itekemivs. Phdra
tssselreeuds 6664016.
shtmrsd boll t dim SM a
723-16a.
WINTRY- knrslwse apt-.
6D% U06•e, rwlown,
015HAWA, fled• apeebreetI
in small ter"- 2 bpm
wait b GO, %figs clew
1 cola or 1 trete
loglot Ave Sept. lot
63• -Sm
�� OR ALtit� Atq let it06Mwaw . weB
19M Fos! Tempo L. meds sub ale, afrvtn esa•elaa. 309 Cadora Ad leo seems 66.5 mwonweh• avaiable Aw 72641412
moles, body A ntera oerafied. $5050 Pelwlwk 'R�' wowlg for scrap. Please call 5711.2367 or guet tet 906.6111-9643
[1600 se s. [970 Cleavable. 'tees Ltd.. S00 Belly used or ebrndarwed cors S71d724- AJAX- penfMul one bad- HIM bent. baA eq
rums 350 hdrs need SL E. Ase. Ont ee13--6300 VUDW ,ry Pak-usbody so Wave good.
amts eManae. i
-
APee LUL. 509 Gayly St E
Afars. tam. 03I-6300.
very windolars, bleached Oak
d, lafl
se-pri-
wAX'
mors Namasat
awiabb n upper du0w
July sal Auglsl Safpt.lU
roan w 4 plea own envy
ander
caro
QWd =ldif n
42.000 km. P wawdow.
,flew root afyd pr
r appieeww air-
*
Sp - $706' t berm Sept
Isutby. Pork 1. 6660
year old cuslora built
loge
ArNlm Cassefl@.
mewlotA
� � I
$154
vete wttrawoe, femme km
p� bot r�igl ied
1aL 66576. UIB6os A Park-
sive. ro Pete. 906-1506-
ube home wit 9W
(teboow
127.000
127,000 kms-
,� �
aarf6lorw. Call elft -4976.
(905) 576-3�4
ro peso, la-sraalrr.
SM13et or t -416.2.t-
IV htduded 7254MU.
206•,
are ale. apses.
for &wail waa
6.500.
1M• Surdeewee, 4 dr..
am
marelt. Sapt��-790
sm saw
1• oras!
back
�
need on hoyoume
home ter
wild ssis
vM !rays& 2 toe
reapo/'alble 'kpli-
&stem 30.000 ten. ro flew
tbnvMrrnt b 401 and
Atriswlsbi6•
A
AJAX 1 bedroom baso.
LLQUW low MCI* 3 bad-
p0.
k/ llaNusn. busby. CaLa•,
own
own your styes
bas Ewan you Illark?" Cam
ar49w WA
WA 5 WAVA • b ate•lim
u0saim avAdab7lo Sept
m is.
mediately 9a00 "how.0
�d 11
Par t;$rtt
apt pw+m• rtrance I dR
� bolh
eat Oahe-
SM rablewe. Weill b tad
Dave HaylorJt SO" Rp.
w ..W vwaralm brigs
.ear
I9.6 Corveea, sub.. sd
n as
W6-&, M
427"MO
64 ollims.
�
boa N. d�
arae non -s ulhr. SW
•711.
ltel98aa swe rwt Reality
(16.1) Lad. (905) M63600
•witlaly sleet.. alit
*�• 3 t 3
her. etpmerhl 1,WUon.
adorq $12.000. 571 17M.
1M1 Carakw 4 door.
�
/ - 2 beamroarL &[seed at
c ble 1/31/3
able
�• Filo /Ips ref
snlw Iftemb
or (SM 6863211.
o
�� OR ALtit� Atq let it06Mwaw . weB
19M Fos! Tempo L. meds sub ale, afrvtn esa•elaa. 309 Cadora Ad leo seems 66.5 mwonweh• avaiable Aw 72641412
moles, body A ntera oerafied. $5050 Pelwlwk 'R�' wowlg for scrap. Please call 5711.2367 or guet tet 906.6111-9643
[1600 se s. [970 Cleavable. 'tees Ltd.. S00 Belly used or ebrndarwed cors S71d724- AJAX- penfMul one bad- HIM bent. baA eq
rums 350 hdrs need SL E. Ase. Ont ee13--6300 VUDW ,ry Pak-usbody so Wave good.
amts eManae. i
-
19.2 u�M Oldsffr*M
bP DS$
SOUTH Pckon, 3 bed.
5? as s 430 a w
ACMwa. nnrs conhdwsonh'
l� b $1�
00
dr SISSS. e6 Century.
t9a5 CAMARO. 2.8 We.
42.000 km. P wawdow.
!�!f
W -M
ac. 2 nee Paris beat sia-
good sOnykon. aub.. Nigh
highway kms.. $1600 obo
swat. 10dn. CD Weyer'
Cruise. 2 -dr carp•. nM-
tom■•)
car Murry o n onerunning
Cara ti+teenesa+el. boded
i al. b ed
Fridge, move, defr•esher.
ass-sm
minom capers, all. sports
BROCK FINCH One Eco-
,966 Nissan Sonars. 4
dash, left dieser. aerlmad.
AvedeOM s+modieteM.
Fwwgaw 42p23oa
foo,. ares trap. ale cone.
mored aertissa $2909
ARM
111.900 a�33.4647 .ArMaeig
1 Tfoibm
Fbieehok Mortars Alex Ltd.
509 BanrA St E ayes OK
16!41 Pana s: 6000 LE 4
teen dmb od b become a
week vhdoors I~
dr a•c caseeee. $7SOO or 1 bedroom apertwenb. Iu-
683.630o bey also - oiler Peter TOP Of the se. SonAr We
723„55 or 434-7S" tarMr. sloops 6 coinbil locus « u+knrrehed
"as Buck Soma set. 4 ably. 3 wev Irdgie 3 boner Available rmrnedialely
M. 2 di wupe beskeb RYAM-KEEFER AUTO wilboo prnracy Ciri•fa. MO019 11530'mvon tel Ind
tabor isiclary,sMeo. SALES 51- Brock St N der+ fneede 6 out Excwe - CAN SNOW 571-3229
•ouesrwair lulsv loaded.
room atprbwwtl new wicksrve. 9560bnon6+.
hone Cable. ud . alp• ALSO pawns, roam SM
oYerwc s. cwvral aNvw. month. Ase Sept 1. We,
f060maMh. non amoly r. Richa (414149641@5.
no port pi e o 427.7374. MOM OSHAWA 3
loft
r -V w dr tociabeas. nuw.e
tlwflrolds b fauns. Ca6v►
TALSON / OLIVE. now 2 dral oeirugs. tabulates
.dl n . available July 1. W1101W. ssporate dniru4. A
6795 mo. incluieve. hamdry dean beeer/ld halt n a
90510III43 call lick al( e9 O1or_ - ,
906}s16 M49 ua-di 0:
adl+A poQ866-SM
WIT-=
EXECUTIVE 4 &.boom
pkrs a dew in rMvby ebu-
bls car geeag.. 3 ,n oar►•
rooms. as place and W
feYrded. $0.70 menti PICKElwKi.TrrdN. ons pkanoss. AssdaMe iaew►
Avad•ble Aug.[. -rat I bedroom. saleetun. air. 5 .. dome $1400dmo. Cam
laetcel collect (519) 767- appkariaas., perho baser. (4141 4904041. or 44141
1616 $600 August 1 Cam Tom. • 315-660.
ONE A90 TWO twedrooen 472-4306 or Jeebe 427- PICKERINP. One bed-
aParsnerts. nrMdaae 52as room. bogy lot srUsobw
Poewabon. (fele couple. Pickertseg- large 1 bod- aR. 98t;o.ewe Cable vvkka.
OiMew. cental bcatim. toom bases W apas1 04 t. anteel�le Aug l Ride, am
haps. stove. Carpet shop Clean. 4 pace beth. sept 0242! 420.6001
6erII Veen vel- - e6 Rorae. IoeOed le.'K shape w"^9 42195. pfig Paz& tees asop laity► rale entrance. p.4.
snty a
abr $2995 6.6.61.3
134" in Rehas . dean
(9mia04-6776
SOUTH Pckon, 3 bed.
S24M 67 Pony. auto 4
0$NAIIrA ore W'9e 2
1966 :vleonty wagon. 7.
dr SISSS. e6 Century.
'e7afed 96- t Kindh warty
pseewgr Ve aw- toed.
boded $.Saes 69 Temp
ac. 2 nee Paris beat sia-
�
set 4 dr spa
6 jK
car Murry o n onerunning
Cara ti+teenesa+el. boded
i al. b ed
Fridge, move, defr•esher.
92905. raw 52795 ours-
M Astro eir-
BROCK FINCH One Eco-
ted 3 mvone nese tars b
sonsseli
1104' Vee'. 91 496 1tY I24
n Z;?4
AvedeOM s+modieteM.
Fwwgaw 42p23oa
Cnoose from Call 427.9722
Available -P say906
,ST veer Suzuk, rcatana
sot's puss Ober 7 deyw
Convertible S07'9e Veil,
teen dmb od b become a
week vhdoors I~
dee sold « loaeed eerwied
_ risim r"
So"
Ask abed our ^em.' b ' wn
�t Wdf pipe ar7grnel
pier Cas Bob ale Murray at
Pw% only 1 es 52200
Apartment suitable for me -
Lee adua Park Rd A Band
dry hanWs '25-2642
SODO. cable and -rhes aro
SOUTH Pckon, 3 bed.
Ave, ropes 'st l lost
0$NAIIrA ore W'9e 2
wick� 427-0636
m bungalow. mer, sm .
appliance*. Olue laundry,
'e7afed 96- t Kindh warty
bedroom appoa 1300 ase.
PICKERtNG- kw" rwvwV
ac. 2 nee Paris beat sia-
rrJwdded S71-3364 ask kor
R Appliances included.
renovated. 1 bdrm bend
able for aldus. 3675rmatR
Joe
Fridge, move, defr•esher.
apt. soperals entrance.
Wes port+ of Ii "m
BROCK FINCH One Eco-
ar can. um bn 9975 mo
Iawawdry. mole" woiko
207 BLOOR S' w 3 boo-
AvedeOM s+modieteM.
Fwwgaw 42p23oa
•tan baeeees ase
Available -P say906
anon Preson $7001mon
ponamenf 436.0129
LamerM
Seperase
479-6s3J
inclusive 1stA.et. 411- rooms 2 Datta gxage
PtCKERIWG 3 tiedroan.
Non- m or nodry
lacdresa Non -smokes ro
-��s mss. west
4472 dor sores wrung 175C o.u-. jbkoes.
2 1:2 beMoome, double
taws III mol WX*A*s.
:trttrs and cable
lass sanest 4000. 2 dos
entrance
•66.362 Are ho S76 Sly«16
1 tfedroam aprt!hent
(9(*'6655920
�� lwirseb console
'� ks "Urd xndrton
'SM "1,68-09&4
Central Oehhewa.n ser
CLEAN bedroom 9600.
92795 certified womanly
-
atnerr6ea. uar. Qrvac, Co-
taut 2 bedroom sm.
aradsbr 6a6.4163
AIAOI110BIiM
�. appkeneeo. rnarh-
utiresft ndednd mrwW
2 belt. garage I+dge.
' Wanted • Mall ine
mO 9586 n
ap t blwdng. Sr+n
tM' +f Caprice a per
TWO bedroom men toot
-smoker luirve
Doe A Md Ares Call for ap
sw+ge, sudor wagon
Pb p s Needs kale b cer-
�M, « 432646'
3-4 bedroom apt large
ponamenf 436.0129
IN 925CC o b o r9m6
PROP A SKEG REPAIRS -
Nome back rtg rave»
CASSON SL specious.
433. -SSW
-��s mss. west
91200 inclusive :ale alter
Chien men boy of Nana
1 1 11 7y e - E.Powv boat I1arit
a o.f, 14.5) 605-3w620
rem r
THICKSON A R06SLAND-
avadbis now �Jil 43C,
1902 or 5'9-45JC
faarel, fw-
. S �,
dean bright 2 Dedioom
p�
finished beeemert 4 beer.
basement apo litmir with
3 BEDROOM aargwbw,
tat air. tax atler apes.
walkout ental air. IWAML
N 0-- �n9 room.
(IM294--5124
no Pete, aysdsble nwwe-
fat toot" wrth Ireplwoe. 1 v
WHITSY, rice 2500 salt.
dieWy. SG6,Smw mdu-
2 belt. garage I+dge.
k.kuv 4 ti4.dro, hoer
eve 40.-0459 able a
abve, lanced yard 9976
wonder on sale men tem
TWO bedroom men toot
nvdnln DIA ubllee Avad-
able Seo , S7a 4245
frrmssyroorm loundry.91300.
rot. (416) 4016- 5
apartment m Ora�okkn.
�M, « 432646'
1 PaMhlt9 8
Available Set t kcl dea
3 BEDROOM txngalow
wit irEy- s bedroom MIM*
ooLfIrater
k" yu�Il
R� 4
ooeerwment, Lo ng ,rags
Sow • xim, F+vwhee
��/Op
its'! Nisch Pulsar Corse .ashawa Gam Fore Pro kithen a tib, [4650' OSHAWA � aseerocim at job of parking woad basemnernL 2 'Nadu Cam (1/06430-3742
S spow amvlm caeeewe .. xicts Ltd 3a• Ow,mam AJAX urge. tr.du one montes, car bas'ry s95o avadaae Auguef ,. 966.9 Ism sadrn to I— dare' 434-069• «432-6b,
PowerM Af"Jd SM , -n Oanawo i0S-579- aft � month. « bawetrnf aomi- per morn Plus mydro. 9e0W-Ahlyy - hhVdr* 4�EDROOM. CaAce.
St E Alax Ont 6t1130C _ _ • fJJ set,. S appnaPoika oentrar merit s'sperale •^trance• tiwdge ' sat'" tswndrY bcf erwrle bash. famdyroorn.
Oarod No 905 -Ow -
Area we"
aMD. 0 1a�p D radio oMO
sed 9369111 P•eehak mo-
t"
o
ors lav -rd SOC Beyry St
E Alex Ora 681-630D
1091 CTEV SPRIN-- A 1
combbon. low mNes.
:&SOC a D o Cal 7230573
427.1.752 Cam 432-7662 (1e
1 1 �lvrovvan+rlbl
M�EE
lnLi : 1 1 k*1DnDVe/i1lY1L•
M:::�
r.csl : 1 = g sw A bly Clowning Services
DUCTW0AK petaled. EUROPEAN nee mncwaw-
movea '•ocaoid Excellent sat we •enc.ate your beat-
ribs ca* esemism Ekac- rap^ or k•tcrw1 want. as
aromatic air ceearx" N, well as Boor ire :good rel -
woo cars Bq Small jobs.
Call Paul 426.0295 ennces and satisfaction
guaranbec For free est -
HANDYMAN wrT suck and males coil D Dykstra 725-
boe Nor home and Com- 4917
mhereiai renovations, re
Pars. risrnok1 diapo- C A R Maintenance B�Aldrg
sats. carpe ." raabh9. les and renwaaons
Odd lobs. C* - -o Dan reps
ELECTRICAL Coretruc-
eon A Wa.•4rnarbe No job
too big or bo small Free
estinnalm Call George
725-4.'142
Electnceaen, iicensed. 20
years experience Free sr
ti ales All work guar.
anleed Re*forw ea avad-
ade All obs. small or
66370rA erc4ral. pkcrnOrhq o4ranw urge Cal (905) 666-0061 ! I aTlatfS
We' �P•n" From small ations SNGON Constriction Ltd. 117 fJ'g
IMPERIAL DUCT F�sgale � trreee so- son"'g `Dutfan Rig" for =839-3508
nates '405+668-330r: 19 yrs ^odm* ns. awxldecks,
CLEANING sate Door:, windows rec- - , • Plumbing DRYWALL are Panting.
J.S. ARMSTRONG
DEV. INC Specializing
In cusome !tomes, addn-
bars. renovations. rec
rooms aro basement
apartments ROSIdOr"
and commercial Serving
Durham Region for over 15
yrs Free consultation Cal
Jeff 9064062352.
'MISTER CHEAP -.Home
impravemernls. roc rooms.n
law apartments. addntioro.
lances. decks, etc 0-
eenre r for over 20 years,
am work guaranteed. for
Free •atimale call Emas
905.40"770
SUDCP" SNOW
RAPROVERCENT S
Basement Apts .
Rec-rooms. owmbatg.
Additions e(eclncal,
drywam.15 yes.
Elpsriarr, .
Free a6bT4es. sal Marto
(905) 6164663.
Cell (410 560•,-63
rooms . free este •
wv
males.. 905-57155-5760 �d^lions, anti rep
erovations and repays
BRIT -CAN PLUMBING Small lobe 15 years ex-
por once Free estanasse.
LTD Pk -OV, gas •Prf* Serving Durtam and out of
Mas b^g. hors lulcr- town area Ken 4.0 4500
A..AX Moving Systems - Iia
AS ran DO 0, 1670.
rased krldhok . large bath-
are. perkeq-ro pep. Mt i
p�
finished beeemert 4 beer.
-
gob 6'* -2669
room 9SMr-hontn. from-
kit 726 9160
4049
dlatle car grape. 912SOf
rate « hourly We now have
ROO so"
8420
smoke AugiAt t. 434-
OSHAWA 2 baeroom,
MfESTNE`r ,14vry 7-
n+ona, Pkie uabb" CAN
sue 66&4932
oft m free bon with
move Park and bad
A..Ax ale bedroom
µ4D
1669 n 1►un[ apt build-
�+dry one bedroom
�M, « 432646'
1 PaMhlt9 8
reliable semce.
nasoment apt up on -
NORTH Oshawa ave:
1^g kwdudse uYess, 2 ap
beer �&i1 C004V
AJAX-Dlprx 2 bdrhm .GA..
moving )obs. grass cut-
:once parlong. cane
IalanQy.
a0b Aug 1. me tledra0ln
�ce repaIrs��
al
Dnw kluge
9M $rtSklU Ckaw Racer
reapo/'alble 'kpli-
apt. 9550 ■nesufee lydgr.
tbnvMrrnt b 401 and
rale biwwm Person Pre.
vard,•nlaae.
yam' ta:5 rnoehen plus
r sate Model J,C 250
in9 person Avariablo fm-
ones.
cft bus raieea 571-03te
nned. 1660 Plus ualese
u0saim avAdab7lo Sept
C WSW S'y,46'
mediately 9a00 "how.0
umom old polo
MEN with large truck well
(906) 649-5134 aur 3.
� -7-
427.1.752 Cam 432-7662 (1e
1 1 �lvrovvan+rlbl
M�EE
lnLi : 1 1 k*1DnDVe/i1lY1L•
M:::�
r.csl : 1 = g sw A bly Clowning Services
DUCTW0AK petaled. EUROPEAN nee mncwaw-
movea '•ocaoid Excellent sat we •enc.ate your beat-
ribs ca* esemism Ekac- rap^ or k•tcrw1 want. as
aromatic air ceearx" N, well as Boor ire :good rel -
woo cars Bq Small jobs.
Call Paul 426.0295 ennces and satisfaction
guaranbec For free est -
HANDYMAN wrT suck and males coil D Dykstra 725-
boe Nor home and Com- 4917
mhereiai renovations, re
Pars. risrnok1 diapo- C A R Maintenance B�Aldrg
sats. carpe ." raabh9. les and renwaaons
Odd lobs. C* - -o Dan reps
ELECTRICAL Coretruc-
eon A Wa.•4rnarbe No job
too big or bo small Free
estinnalm Call George
725-4.'142
Electnceaen, iicensed. 20
years experience Free sr
ti ales All work guar.
anleed Re*forw ea avad-
ade All obs. small or
66370rA erc4ral. pkcrnOrhq o4ranw urge Cal (905) 666-0061 ! I aTlatfS
We' �P•n" From small ations SNGON Constriction Ltd. 117 fJ'g
IMPERIAL DUCT F�sgale � trreee so- son"'g `Dutfan Rig" for =839-3508
nates '405+668-330r: 19 yrs ^odm* ns. awxldecks,
CLEANING sate Door:, windows rec- - , • Plumbing DRYWALL are Panting.
J.S. ARMSTRONG
DEV. INC Specializing
In cusome !tomes, addn-
bars. renovations. rec
rooms aro basement
apartments ROSIdOr"
and commercial Serving
Durham Region for over 15
yrs Free consultation Cal
Jeff 9064062352.
'MISTER CHEAP -.Home
impravemernls. roc rooms.n
law apartments. addntioro.
lances. decks, etc 0-
eenre r for over 20 years,
am work guaranteed. for
Free •atimale call Emas
905.40"770
SUDCP" SNOW
RAPROVERCENT S
Basement Apts .
Rec-rooms. owmbatg.
Additions e(eclncal,
drywam.15 yes.
Elpsriarr, .
Free a6bT4es. sal Marto
(905) 6164663.
Cell (410 560•,-63
rooms . free este •
wv
males.. 905-57155-5760 �d^lions, anti rep
erovations and repays
BRIT -CAN PLUMBING Small lobe 15 years ex-
por once Free estanasse.
LTD Pk -OV, gas •Prf* Serving Durtam and out of
Mas b^g. hors lulcr- town area Ken 4.0 4500
A..AX Moving Systems - Iia
MICHA:SKI MOVING
EXPERIENCED clwn-
RA881'rwanb wok doing
services. moves, A*krce
houses apwn+whb, almces.
ung LAdy will Gran your
magic ter deaden'$ pries
and piano specialists Fiat
appliances and Parvo IP►�p
drmg a superC
and all occasscro. hove
rate « hourly We now have
chabb Senor and mid-
8420
� own magicam Ci. Er -
healed storage unite vy No
month discounts, Licensed .
Patr 2966 ally
sue 66&4932
oft m free bon with
move Park and bad
insured Free estimates
EscMerx Cas 436
Som
Fast. dean,
service
sbrWV at SM and tpCa l '-'gr "ie 6-0342
ter r ormason. 725-0006 or
427a9005
1 Grpetang
CARPET wtallatas - 25
yeah experience re-
streldw .our ape0aldy
Free seams,.% D 8 N
Duncan. 987-1799 or 967 -
taw
CARPET- SALES 8 IN-
STALLATION Discount
perces avallabie and quakty
rnetaAason Cam lot Mee
• 4 Dflllpng
• • � Yls>rtlCtor
PIANO/THEORY reseons.
Loom to prepkie toi wolf
oon i ervaory quakficatwons.
Or lull kr stn. Bachelor of
Music. O TC. ARTC, and
member Onareo Registered
Marc Teachers Aaaoaa-
ton 831-2791
TUTORING' All subyacts up
to grade a. Specializing in
English. Math. Frond, and
w
• bathroom. bathroomspe-
enw
rte 434-2686. ESL. 331 -2791
• andyman
aal3 from 5696 Kaes,..
TMS PAMITING
taucet specul 995 mv'c ac-
ceped Fee estimates.
b DECOR
CAN PM 427-5462
HANDYMAN
Interior & Exterior
European Wofkmarl5trp
With pickup truck troll
Fast. dean,
do odd PGs. dean up•
1 PaMhlt9 8
reliable semce.
garage. yard, small
Oecorm6n
420-0081
moving )obs. grass cut-
�ce repaIrs��
al
cal426'8907
OECORWR,4/�
ORM=
Interior & Exlerl«
SMALL Engine repairs.
lawn mowers.dirt bikes
Best Prices
M
Free Eshasa
MEN with large truck well
Free delivery and pick
Call Milk
do household moves. rawsat:
densal, commercial. AN
up Disco un for Seniors.
433-043e or 404-95M
(0706-1437
_
twee . Cam Carl a
427"MO
HARRY O TNE- NERITAGE Hardwood 6-1[11 G """' i
MOVERS - Move a Floors - Laying. sarm",ts• • Driving
a9 rebrhrg Free eaertates
small. we price then all' No job foo mmax « bo big_• • SChppli
Free esmn
tialies. seors 723.5561 MISTER POST HOLE. ,
discount. shat notice guied Pest holes. setkng of
moves. Pianos provedalso posts In cotweb (9o5)
appliance' Comparable. House0400
files Call 432-2W • Cleaning
r.r.40 Party
MOUNTAIN
MOVING SYSTM
we wa move a iolm
arlyerrre, ar"ws.
Cam erten or'esid.rrw.
PaokagrV. storage and boxy
des. 0 Senor 6 and mornM
doom" Free aser soar
S71-0755
CLEANING
SERVICE
Vele do have and once
cleaning. Hourly or gat
rate. CAN and leave
".mesa*.
416-412-3553.
UJcmu-=fM
MAGICIAN, clown htenda,
ready to entertarn for any
age. any occasion. Birth-
days, promotbns. opsr*
Ings.. lurid raisers. Magic
shores are fun' Lettuce
help. 639-7057 or 726
6334.
SC"OOL
-4 tessorls and lest
$105.
•10 Lessons $150
-FUN Course SM
Free pick -up and drop
Off
(416) 297-9060
r.
Tender
Tinders •
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Tinders F'%TP 11 Tot"
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TENDER NO. 95-50
THE NEWS ADYER MUM FRIDAY, JULY 7.1995 -PAGE Li
Terldere • Au•liotn• —19
Anetierts • AuetlonsMIN�
Lend
BORRow 510,000 pay
AUCTIONPUBLIC as Wile as filo
per rrtaltl-,
o.a.c. Fm* consuldban.
Atwtws a mob tax Ltd.and Loans
INTERIOR RENOVATIONS QUEEN ELIZABETH PUBLIC SCHOOL
CITY OF OSHAWA
PREQUALIFICATION PROPOSALS have been received from General Contractors
and Mechanical & Electrical Trade Contractors, interested in tendering on this project
and the following contractors have been invited to tender:
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
TELEPHONE #k
FAX �
landscaped Scholl Rd
Pavement Golf drlvtrg
Geer Construction Ltd.
905-436-2018
905-436-5198
Bowmanville
HN Construction Limited 416-665-8622
416-665-8649
Downsview
J. Velacich & Sons Construction 905-430-8943
905-430-3628
Whitby
kara Consultants inc.
416-321-0200
416-321-0834
Scarborough
Tasis Contractors Ltd.
905-831-1100
905-831-0107
Pickering
Torcom Construction
416-226-9337
416-226-2467
Willowdale
IA'invalley Contracting
905-668-3862
905-430-0245
Whitby
MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS
k,�,, partials
rte,, rwatW
basement. large dock. .7011-
Mq1TTniiil=
C.F.M.
905-4-34-8080
905-728-5817
Oshawa
DFC Mechanical
905-697-1344
905-697-1346
Bowmanville
IT Mechanical
905-723-1190
905-723-6185
Whitby
John McKenzie Plumbing & Heating 905-430-7702
905-439-6620
Whitby
KNA'S Energy Services Ltd. 905-430-7151
905-4..10-7151
Whitby
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Accel Electrical
905-738-6970
905-738-5770
Concord
Carlo'% Electrical
905-728-7361
905-729-5817
Oshawa
Orbit Electrical
905-571-2977
905-571-5581
Oshawa
Sojat Electric Limited
905-731-8212
905-731-8081
Richmond Hill
Tricin Electric
905-660-6977
905-660-6959
Corword
SEALED TENDERS
from invited General Contractors only will be received in the
envelopes provided, by
THE
DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT
.till TAUNTON ROAD EAST
WHITBY, ONTARIO L I R 2K6
until the closing time and date:
1:00 P.M. (Local Time) Thu"av, Julv 27, 1995
Tenders for Mechanical and Electrical Trades are to be received at the Durham Bid
lkpository, 2001 Thick,,on Road, '�A'hitby. Ontario until the closing time and date
3:00 PAL ( Local Time) Wednesday, July 26, 1995
Drawings, Specifications and Tender Documents will be x-ailable only to invited
prequalified General Contractors and to invited prequalified Mechanical and Electrical
Trade Contractors, on and after Tuesday. Julv 11, 1995 from the office of Lennie Trotter,
.architect, 168 Centre St. S., Oshawa, Ontano, L 1 H 4A6 upon payment of a refundable
deposit of Two Hundred Dollars (S200.00), in cash or by a certified cheque, made
payable to The Durham Board of Education. Deposits %ill be refunded subject to tete
return of all Tender Documents in good condition.
Plans and Specifications will be on display at the Durham Construction Association, the
Toronto Construction Association and the 1`tississauga Construction Association.
Tender submissions from General Contractors must be accompanied by a bid deposit in
the form of a Bid Bond and a letter of Agreement to Bond, as outlined in the Tender
Documents.
sr $150,0110 worth In nterchartdb• to UWAdaf•, toot. Sanyo Www des 1 (906) 434-20M
nkx% gyro naeitftr•s, strolim, Moes, ronQulem
S Padlsred bd o0mpuW complete sysam, dual sieppeMSeas, bisW
dtirtss d comp AW4iK baby Odors, 4 i 6 psopb arae, Sir" amoordsr,
opo hoots CD stereos. CD radios. Sadie a Soni cpdbss phos s a apirm
dtirlss a edw fDS. Sonya sarryo,Melee. ponoei�t bTNfed sdeiorls, dols
the World. TVNCR stud, coffee a end 1@136s, ooessionel fvtwril, dei
MM. MdlaltTral'e, S pee. kitchen Dourly dtrting sell, polio Was. Birt$
Wr. MdM oysak, borne oco§n 11 ma We sM cudery, 12 plan: sal s Will boa,
k -aid r+ K coos bars. rtllcltsls, plicas sets tlri pwss, sawdriwrs,14K
eMyiOi.ntortd Saifaiws, Dinrar rirt0s, duelers. putrlesiairt poetise floc boalk
Ideas. aceta ayf, 111101 Mars, sducafiorlel kine aw*&W Whiz Kids toys.
rarefaw, does stet, 1, 1,re1 goal cans, a was wer 360 Woe, forladtalg
snryora Twain: cash. Vim IlasarcaldE
OBT&SOM A LOAN
18 NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. Sam
COMPAN i
CHAFM UVFNWI
FEES, O1TrEl18
DO NOT. IT IS
NIOGEBTEa7HA7
YOU a14E$YIGM
THOROUGHLY
no $Kos s
ANY CONTRACTS,
030 030 710 710
SPORTS TEAMS, SCHOOLS k
CHARITIES
Looking for a fund raising opportunity
for the fall
Call John Leonard at
OSHAWA THiS WEEK
579-4407
1 Sn.ne
Aceontodtwon
Option sc sherw in Chn~
note Spacious and Qtaat
vete-- polo a laundry lac
"wnues to 401 a Go;
Don't mum d Wry Kefe**n
416i2e6 3993
• Raelt
1 lrodralaRsll�
GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom
3 bathroorna kowneouse
txandc close to famous
Clearwater beast -loot 1t
swim. Bell omree yard
ava ebbe Now Dec br
rto ane b rte tidos
69& &046 7 5'0. 37"
Ee l011,110111 a
since 1 1 otllwre
4 Montero ;:IS* Rpd-
Downtowe+ Oshawa. ado•
31500 cep R. available park -
'ng and great er0owar•
Best rental Casae :ail 434-
244' a 665.4.32
DOWNTOWN Whdby
Dund o St App oAn aWv
40C 241t Claim and up 10
2500 soft tamp soave C-3
rorwg ;a swam,
NORTH WH1TSY.newly
'•roveaad 1500 IQ R Dlloe
�.e. space Amba park-
nq :all ,Gary 905-66s
AS" 3r V&372-06?6
ItETAM AMD
OF710E
SPACE
Avaliable at
The Haryrcod
can tats -Sri=
1 Cottages
for Rent
1 bedroom cdttape w Trent
aver n etas Ings Private
.&ten font ok Good rv*
's good swi—nic,. gay
Sec hs" boat 683-
>z�
�cRages Catrp 9*a+hd-
arga 3 brodroon, clear
-orrtrortabw - shower
r*ecv-onthivvedev
Sandy Jean beacm Ex-
.saont Est rig boat,,. mo
',VS Ava,abie Campwtes
,wfuli nook -up Sitasorek
weeldy trio dogs$ Chooe•
.a to a beauatd Quiet va-
:abw Caaigan s Camp Ot-
g•Orl Lake -Ennis ore 1-
05 292-9403
S LEVEL wdrayt 5 bmO-
'00"a 1 -4 oC' 3 PC
Aa1-
c tearoomel are owrfal
otic. dozed• geragm elmc-
trorrc grtrago door n-
9rb pool Clow• to as
asnershem Vary swan
Creat noichCorsAooe
11169.001) ISO Goodman
432-1663
_antedforme r -r.
+Oonnq J• Datrlrooms n-
_�uOes 2 oc rn suite 7rCnt
Argo -0 Sea ;As
^eat. ear C.a o-•c.d 41
5.2Ia 110C 623-3643
BOWMANVILLE- 3 bed-
roome 2 1 a paths;kA
bower rw+t apt also thoeoy
loom or offxx cage tante
roomhrootace x'tgroihd
pea 6 Apokences pus
wwndow--mrwtgsonvate
yard near schools. Quart
comer iot .'5x150 P1*_
toned area cod b sod
new :v1Ce 3 35. M all
623-2624
IT'S A BOY'
Baby Betts (Boettger)
Bern at Markham Stouffville Hospital
June 22,1995,12:33 am. Dwayne, Bonnv
(nee Wight) and big sister and big brother
Lesley and Brock are k»erw•hrlmeld with
their new amval Peeer Ci4e, 9 lbs. 9 oz.
proud grandparents are Peter and Joan
&wttger, Lowell and Tena Wight, and Ed
& ilwce Allen. Manv thanks to Dr. Neil
Chung and the nursing .toff at Markham
5 ourf-,111e K petal
ROW - Aislym Row is thrilled to announce
the safe rival of her beautify,! ley sister
KENDRA ARDEN• born June 5/95,
wei4ftng 6 ms. 7 oz. Grandparents again
are Margaret and Tom Francis of Brampton.
Joyce and Ker, Row of Ajax, great -grandma
Fb of Pidtenng and great -granny Wimis
and great -grandpa
Adam of Northern
Iretarld. Shareen and
Paul give a special 7.
thanks to Dr.
Edwards, Dr. McIntyre
and the nurses at
A
"11 P-wawIk yk
• '
000rtzrrrses
N -1 -Sy 2400 IQ It 4
landscaped Scholl Rd
Pavement Golf drlvtrg
earoom. 2 5 bad -is
OSTRICn r4 E^a. lor
701) .down +rrhwae
saw ?vara 10 81000" 4
-af4msron Aske
•rf Paul* expen•ntce
AFor tursher ea m um4a-
4.643L> -4524X
Bre Sogwo 'OS -424-"46
:•3"6743+
or tax 706-663.5336
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Lake 4 ken E Be iav
Excellent view watefhor•.t
Cathedral c•twga. surwer
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INCREDIBLE Velum mow" $replaces
c4u row immacaiaw 4 rev- erten! 'Jemt wall avower S
el bacspiit. compleWv her wry' 905134'-3531)
shed. many upgrades ACREAGE - FARM SITE.
MuAt See' close to all
amenities 5147.300 .905 Rossbum. Manitoba 3
434-661• b/droonsmodern. niceey
The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted.,,
LAND 'O- Lakes. ye
LARGE corner lot. 3 -bed-
room. +repaace z 5
landscaped Scholl Rd
Pavement Golf drlvtrg
D.M. Homeniuk, C.P.P.. CPPO M.P. Graham. P., En,.
s34sviao ,y veto
JBd Donn 544%weekN cot-•
F,,ly eQ,icped 3
gar
Old s151 300
SaDSun 1-4prm.
range Muco more Cam 1-
204-e59-2306
'.Tanager of Purchasing Superintendent of Education/Plantc«,rD«
Dee ¢bath gas BBC ft.
205 -0 D.
;.,s1494o+3s
rug. eve of Oshawa 556
Rep. Guide Realty 123-
boat Excellent swurmrg.
NE Oshawa. rawne. 3
Vacation
/
Townhouses For
ms ROO�R.eit
Houtesis
arl �w 6
cui
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Properties
1 u 1 / 1 fOrORent u 1 • 1 Aoeonlo
od�ta
Viiddeoo Cing
3�wntrra
diad toorn gauge.
For rolml 3895 tng and drvng room 2 4 -pc
WHY AUGl1ST 1 large &Did washrooms hardwood
LAND 'O' LAKES 53500 'call Dycill. Seauo-
REHT7
YOU CAN OWN A HOUSE!
room. 2-balh garage. large
1001110 ea OAC
tot court location. 5 ap-
3 Ddrei TM Ire¢ 5711
plunces. $950. utilities.
3 Dtra favi arelabla
Pat Schwartzenhauer.
LET 1E RKT yoU
Frana ROE. (905)668.6171
BUYER BROKER
rug. eve of Oshawa 556
T1IOIMS C. PIKE Salsa Rio
PAMN SAcopd ail It Lid
76-3111
1 Townhottw
For Rent
bedroom lowrnhouss.
uth *� Ftrstflamt quilts ti
relFtrod- jl
1Glable immediately Cat
Is
CAPITAL Properties
would like to offer you the
best in Oshawa Living.
Spelcwus 2 and 3 ballroom
town t... Sertirg at
$700. Cap Larry or Cathy
579.2149 NOW
OSHAWA- furnished
roan Laundry. parking.
Se& creek Available now
Call 576-0926 evwwgs a
leave message
ROOM n large horns. li-
rllshed or unfurnished.
close to transit and shop-
ping• cable, hydro lnclded.
rell renes available mre-
diaely. Nonsmoker. su4-
able for workrg hi male.
420-40876
&PICKERING, Clears,
furtwmfed room for front.
Share Kit. a bats. cable err
dud.¢. BsA a yew of to
Wo u door. 5300 mon►.
bo a last. eW7-2047
AJAX. infurnished large
single room shared tac4i-
tes. separate entrance.
5170 Do weekly. 683-5088
Self contained room for
rent. wrlsorvBaW area.
Laundry access, parking,
$35Wmonth. 1st a last.
Available Aug. I st call
571-1598 a 434.7631
Sl
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PICKERING VILLAGE
dib• fix rant n sell build-
ing
��Q Kingslimnd h laic Yo
It/rtm. 619-1214
Option to share n Christian
bedroom housekeeping
mss. greenhouse Wo ?lW kitchen a
1
ed wooded _
8 1 Personals
home SpaaaA and Quiet
colvges for rent great hsh-
weektt22 ver Neal Sates
oda sandyTbeacn, fist",
with parking a laundiv tac
rug. eve of Oshawa 556
Rep. Guide Realty 123-
• 2 v from Oshawa. 14/6!
minutes to 401 S (Got
night 613.3362644
5281
431-1555
ADULT VIDEOS- 3rder
Don't miss t Mary Klassen
SUPER DEAL -2200 sq It
the best by mad. Free
(416)286-3993.Amer,
RDnd�i
4 bed 2 storey. Ut walkout
Drocnue Free vdw otba
Fast dgGeel service. HMC
k,�,, partials
rte,, rwatW
basement. large dock. .7011-
Mq1TTniiil=
Cin garage. 1050 R:pey
video 4840 Acom 0220,
HOUSE to share to Ajax.
spacious one bedroom wv
waton closet arouse Dai
with oomarrinee io every-
trtrg. Puling, laundry. uaN
rtes in kxw. sswritimy
R*MrOncros. credit chock.
Awl. Aug.1 Cit. Neva
moa mpa (416) 407-6117
___ Oshawa. 5769.600. trial 7L6
CLEARWATER - Raley lur-
rwshod w Cond100Md mo-
bile hoose, clubhouse.
healed pools, tot tuba. tarn
nA, dome 1D beach** and
nape attractions. phokm
shown in your hone.
Children weloone, is"
Van stow. Cal MW
6603.
�, i--q/V
SUPER. 2 storey.
5109.9004 bedrooms, ret
roorn, garage. new lof tIen
andbroadloom. $6200
down. and S•93 monthly
including taxes Ted
Houghton Remit Sumrtwt
RED SETTER RESORT.
Trent Rrver now Havelock
Excellent canhpground
Large fully serviced woes
from $786:s•amon CoRag-
•s 2,3 bedroom tram s,m
- $375. 1-906-d36o•07 or
1-706.779.3096
MARK PAUL CLOUTHIER
born Sept 14. 1965 m
Oshawa. Searctang for b10 -
Logical motor. She was 21
ym old at We of butt. and
worked approx. 3 yea pro-
vK*Aly to an accounting
firm in Cehawa into or
whereabouts poetic Mlaeh
906372-1647
MGE 1LT8E N)E'WS ADVEI[rLSER iYIDAY, JULY 7,1!!S
• 1 Tindus � 1 TittdMs � 1 Tittdran
�DURy
� OF �O,\V
" � Garage Sales �
Yard Saks
na.......,..�,..,.
TENDER NO.95-49
UNNAMED APPLECROFT NORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL
TOWN OF AJAX
PREQUALIFICATION PROPOSALS have been received from General Contractors
and Mechanical & Electrical Trade Contractors, interested in tendering on this project
and the following contractors have been invited to tender:
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
TELEPHONE
#f FAX �
Oshawa
Aqucon Construction Co. Ltd.
905-.158- 13 13
905-�i58-6020
Brampton
Bondfield Construction Co. Ltd.
416-667-842?
416-667-8462
Concord
Bradscot Construction Ltd.
416-798-7349
416-798-7347
Markham
Caroli Construction Ltd.
905-79.1- I ;??
905-794-1336
Brampton
Tanis Contractors Ltd.
904-831-1100
905-83I -0107
Pickenng
Torcom Construction
416 -??6-9337
416 -??6 -?-i67
Willowdale
Pre -Eng Contracting Ltd.
905-%38-6866
905-738--3879
Concord
11EC HA11C AL COtiTR�C TORS
Reuandsrery maters. toys b nousd,ole �terr>s.ztc.
GARAGE SALE
C.F.'.11.
'905--1 ?-3-8080
905-728-5817
Oshawa
Chnsttr Mea:hanical Contractor Ltd.
905-857-f 164
'905-880-i06?
Palgrati�r
DFC '�1echanical
905-697- I ?-i-i
905-697- 1346
Bowmanvillr
JT !Mechanical
905-723-1 190
'905-7_3-6185
V4'hitby
tiekison Engineering 8: Contracting
�tlb-''59--3631
416-_'55-7610
Etobiookr
Harold R. Stark
905-7'_5-7?� 1
905--33f>-1069
Oshawa
t'niton tilechamcal Ltd.
905-851-6683
905-551-7660
V1'oodbridgr
ELE ('TRI('AL ('01TR.�('TORti
C:uio's Electrical
905-7_'8-7361
905-728-5817
Oshawa
t hurt Electrical
905-57 I -29,7
905-571->581
Oshawa
1o),it Electric Limited
905-731-8�' i ?
905-731-8Uti I
Richmond Hill
R.C.' Electric
905-5U1-3580
905-670-�?5 3
Mr,.issauga
Tncin Electric
905-660-6977
905-660-6959
Concord
Trom Electric Co. Ltd.
905-774-967?
905-770-9677
Richmond Hill
51✓ALED TEtiUERS from invited General Contractor onh will br rrceivecl in the
en�rlc�prs provided, by
THE DL'RHA!�1 BOARD OF ED1`'CATIO!S
P('RCHASI�G DEP.�RTti1E1T
40U TAL'�Tn'� ROAD EAST
�t'HITB�C', OtiTARiO L1R 2K6
until the closing time and data
1:00 P.�1_ ILoral Time► Thursday, Joh 27, 1995
Tender. for Mechanical and Electrical Trades are to br received at the Durham Bid
Ikpositor}, �0U1 Thicken Road, V1�'hithv, Ontario until the clo.ing time and date
3:00 P.M. (Local Time I ���ednesda��, Joh ?6, 1995
Drawing.. Specifications and Tender Documents will be a� ailable only to invited
prequalified General Contractors and to invited prequalified Mechanical and Electrical
Trade Contractor, on and after 1�londa}. July 10, 1995 from the office of Carruthers
Shams and Partner Limited Architects, 2? -i5 Yonge Street, Suite 200, Toronto, Ontario,
�f4P 2E5 upon pa}ment of a refundable deposit of Two Hundred Dollar ($_'(H).UO), in
gash or by a certified cheque, made pa}able to The Durham Board of Education.
Deposits will be refunded subject to the return of all Tender Documents in good
condition.
Plans and Specifications will be on display at the Durham Comtruction Association, the
Toronto Construction Association and the Mississauga Construction Association.
Tender submissions from General Contractor must be accompanied by a bid deposit in
the form of a Bid Bond and a letter of Agreement to Bond, as outlined in the Tender
Documents.
The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted.
D.�1. Homeniuk. C.PP.. CPPD M.P. Graham, P., Eng.
'�1an:tger of Purchasing Superintendent of Education/Plant
For an audio version of all of the current death notices
received for puhlicatic�n in the '_dews Advertiser or This
VGeek, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 CClarington residents).
This complimentary service provides detailed
information for notices placed in the previous ?days.
I3rought to you by the following funeral homes:
McIntosh -Anderson, Armstrong, W.C. Towne,
,McEachnie, Martino 8r Sons, Moms, Northcutt -Elliott,
Accettone
YARD SALE do BAZAAR
Sat. js�' a 9 am - 5 pati
Pklteliltg Temple, 2990 Btrodt Rd. K
houeetwld 'Hems, snedts, gabs, music, i ttartca
o r
tt� i nEw icxosE ours
eels n,tte■a:rt sit. •+a, wacr�w
etao� aD. ,sr s. �.o,►
s+ir..rtr�r iw. ,o+
..» ser>< raseme.re. seeaom
awtaw>cs tws
sias..lalyr tits,,
ss3s tap�+saw ss:. lse:l�seiat.
Computers, Waterbed. It>ZS of siuA
ELECTROWIC
M]►REHOIISE
CLE�CE 8]►LE
NEW b USED fTEUAS
Saturday July 8ttt, 9 am.-4p.m.
(Rain a Shane)
l�6 YVES"TirEY RD. S., AJAX
sa�nainiMs
•Patio a car spealosrs
�twme b ofrioe intercom �qo�s a rod cases
-PtbNc address equipnterrt �
•vHs monAors rz payers �
-Phis a host of ober super bargains.
t C s tilts
MULTI FAMILY GARAGE
Lots d E'""ytt`"q� movies.
1115 BENTON CUES.
t� a boushola A.ms. braes.
5� ,� L � .. - � em
NCICEa10 tom. i F•,a, aaaar)
Sr P.tn.r Chs._ Ain
.1vh $w. g-3pa1
t�siR deal Sim_ Jahr Y
nd 2 sac s. byf. DrDr sauR. kOdMn nu•, twolcs. i araaw
Gcoa! air �•• a ,..a �,,. for sal•. nd. �., doea-
1 Z13 rafoie Igidle Dr., pith.
� solo �9"b"" so«r. c�a. �o•.c. a
Sat July 8tlt, 9-4p.m.
t6 wstnr.•s St-. yuc
noa,.r,ola � eras. o.q pig a+a•. �r �w
on Sat..lutry Ilttt, Iran a a.se.,2
p.m.
MT s CI►tACE e�►is.
iwx DATE MT 7
6A1tA6E SALE
!� DOwAiLAPID DtiVE
Sat..hsb eltti, 1se� - it1�
boat. tracer. 5b PorMrac. Go Kart. crest.
M7 waaasetto w.e., Pfelc�rla�
DaDy nems. b household nems
Reuandsrery maters. toys b nousd,ole �terr>s.ztc.
GARAGE SALE
St. July 8, 4 am - L' noon
r'�� ��
is3s Salaseea Dtrire� Pid[eriee�
saL .1n17 R, s a - a p•
able & chairs, de�h»�ashrr. and many
� C�+eeit�ew Cicala, P!e#eriaL
�,thrr .chili itrm�
INRaMs Rd sill+ d �Otl - lin+eyenns tpeele' prints.
'stun'
•erw�at�on material aha errs N ortaar
GARAGE SALE
G� s.>k
SaLJuy 8th, 1 O-3 p_m.
, �' ")'w' Dr1"'
ts�..e,.y Qo�w pore,)
23 Oerrtalry Blvd., � jaz
� +�. �•r« ,�.,....t.
Bunk t»a:. patio dooas a wucH IroRE�
s•ta,.e.q .eerie rota
, c Ast to , �
GAAAGE SALE -SAT St,Xv.
GARAGE SALE
JULY 8. 9.10 - 4 P.AA
=y t� 27 SHALE DRIVE
1636 TAWNBERa'1Y ST
�p,�b � � �
PfCiCERING (Brock DeDrook area).
SA?. JULY s. gam- 1 pas.
Appliances french doors. fum
»Z,pu pE �� M
• 1 ��� 1 O..n+s
1 o's'N's 7o place your
- �•
TAROT. �Mx,wdogy, Au
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�syU>res Looe, rib your Mr
a.,. its. n � par error
' Deaths
S.�1�UERSOti
Wcv�csr}:�7 c 1). Lrn.
tNat►ufa�.yurrr.
of cxmacxy aha
civic tnerr><xials
sin«: 1 x72.
11 slxrvnK�me iX
home app�inttttenst
available
tYarlece Boner
(9051427-4366
.x
1 (8001461-0282
�: a. trr�w. a.. ,.�
PORTER. a^.yt+s Ada. PeaceAaly ori rite Centenary
health Cerxre, on YVednesday .k:ly 5. 1995. m her
81st. year. Pttylls beloved wne of Ronald. Remem
Quad bvrigly by sat Terry and wife Val. sister d
Marpne. Van and fleg.Aunt d llardyn, IMxca..1oM.
and Pau. Geer! gtal'tdmolner d Steve and Laura.
'WUc and Robert. Andrew and Luse and Make. Lag
tlme ta�nty member Rene. Great grandmother of
Stephanie and Emma. The tarnry of wtu receive
'bends at St. llarnr>,S Anglican Church 1203 St
llartms Dmre Ptdtenng on ►uortday ,hlyr 10 Fran
tp.m. till tare of sennce err 200 pm. In lieu of fbw-
tDrs da>attons ro Jyax- Ptocenng- wMtby Assoaa-
bon for Corrrrxnny Lhltng world be appreaated.
Arrangements entrusted i0
McEarhroe Funeral Home
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 7,1995 -PAGE 15
PICKER= STAMARD ST. ANDREW'S
1820 Whites Rd. N. ;
f. CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN
FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP Community Methodist
10:00 ain. Sunday Brock Rd. at HigFtway ar7
_— Sunday School, Supervised �i sm*w worship, 35 CHURCH ST. N.
Nursery at that time y' % 11 A M., 7 P.M.
PICKERING VILLAGE
y'+ ® 81383 ' =y�~ 837-0126
R = 683-7311
o _:: CHURCH OF CHRLST Joint Summer Services with
CEDAR ST., AJAX p;�...;.... y-� llniSad Church.street north of MM - wast of Harwood r ^•'�"'�
.9:11_ SUNDAY - DOLE scaooL 9:45 July at SL Anda ws 10:00 a.m.
rWORSHIP - 11 00 A.M. i 700 P.M.
Service 7:30 Wed. Service du
WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY ring
' THE BIBLE IS GOO'S WORD - July. (Comforw* dress.)
x r t t ✓
683-2477 JESUS IS LORD.
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Visit Durham Lawn Equipment in Apax for high
quality products and professional service
Mechanic Ian Trowbridge and owner Peter Berry show off some of the quality
mowers they have for sale
at Durham Lawn Equipment.
Pct, Plant and Ilumr Crrc _
It never stops growing
has been in business for
smooth shifting hydrostatic
while the sun is shining and
three years supplying both
drives and heavy gauge steel
if you want it to look nice
professional landscapers and
decks that can handle any
you have to give it tender
private homeowners with
job.
loving care.
equipment from companies
They also have large
What is it you ask" Well
such as Gravely, Ariens,
tires to handle tough terrain
it's your property of course.
Homehte, Toro and Honda.
and are assembled with
But what are you using
"These lines of
auto -type. tapered wheel
to cut the grass, trim the
equipment are of superior
bearings engineered to
hedge, spread the fertilizer,
construction and
ensure durability.
till the garden or cut down
engineering," says Peter.
Durham Lawn
that tree.
"They're built sturdy and are
Equipment carries an
At Durham Lawn
made to last. They also have
extensive inventory of parts
Equipment in Ajax, you'll
all of the upgrades you will
for everything they sell as
find only the best in high
want from a piece of
well as parts for Briggs and
quality implements to make
equipment of this quality."
Stratton and Tecumseh
home landscaping easier.
For instance, Gravely
engines.
Located at 855 Westney
ride -on mowers have
Attracting customers
Rd. S., owner Peter Berry
commercial grade engines,
from Scarborough to
GIufmu
• Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision
• Perceptual Testing
• Dispensing of all Types of
Frames 8 Contacts
1885 Gil wm Rad, Sail! 212
Piaarfllp, oafs OV 6R6
f1*53ai, 663.1175
0dIiiiIw Cor, Sim - m 1 RN d
Odwok Ordm* LIJ 2x5
M -M
ion .:
RETAIL INTERIORS INC.
• relaii planning & design
• store fixturing
• contracting
• artwork
I LIS VV
FIND
r HOW OUR DRAWINGS & PLANNING
"TISE WILL PUT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
D YOUR BUSINESS A000UNT WHBI IT IS TPA
EXFOO OR RENOVATOR CALL tly741111111116
RDW Wml LIS.
Bowmanville, %.he shop also
caters to more than 40
professional landscapers.
More and more
landscapers are dealing with
us because of our fair pricing
and the excellent service we
provide both in sales and
repair work,- says Peter.
Durham Lawn
Equipment does all of the
warranty work for the
equipment they sell and also
for equipment purchased at
Costco, Canadian Tire and
Home Depot-
Evervthing in the
storecome with warranties
from 2 to 5 years depending
on the manufacturer.
Peter says that thev
never sell a piece of
equipment without
educating their customers on
how to use it and determine
what exactly they need for
their particular property.
We want them to buv
something that will suit
their needs" he explains.
"We also instruct them on its
use so they will be able to
operate it efficiently and
safer•."
So if you need a gas
trimmer, lawn mower, chain
saw-, fertilizer spreader this
summer or snow blower this
winter, call Durham Lawn
Equipment at 683-9621
To Get Those
Phones Ringing
Advertise in
Focus On Business
,:.
Call Janice at 683-0707
SPRING TUNE-UPS
FOR LAWNMOWERS
SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE
OF ARIEN REAR TINE
ROTOTILLERS
SALES & SERViCE
855 «estne- Rd. S.
AJAX. Ont-
&43-
'. -• GUNTHER IVENS,;
CONTRACTING
Wood. Vinyl DoorsiWindows
Basements, Decks, Additions►;
pWS All Other Home
hnprovements
(905) 839-0681
1305 Pickering Parkway
Suite 202, Pickering
Facials - Tnting
• Manicures • Waxing
• Make-up • Pecbcures
• Massage
Products • Sothy's Skin Care
• Gewohl Foot Products
Gift Certificates available
by Phone or in person
OPEN NIGHTS/SATURDAYS
(905) 420-9557
PET SITTERS ETC.
GARDINER'S DUCT CLEANING
Pct, Plant and Ilumr Crrc _
Chimney Sweep & Eavestrough Cleaning
SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1986
HOOK-UP $34.95
PROFESSIONAL CARE OF PETS
(S5 per vent)
PLANTS & HOMES
Chimney Sweep •
BONDED & INSURED
WE CARE FOR YOUR PETS
only $39.95
IN THE COMFORT OF
• Residential _
YOUR OWN HOME
• Commercial
'
• Industrial
• Snake method used
9
GARDINERS DUCT CLEANING
92
a CHIMNEY SWEEP (416) 282 2
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IIIIIIIIIIIIII�IIIIIII HISTORIC POST MANUR
ROYAL L E PAGE • 1970 BROCK RD.
IIIIIIIII 111111 II II III - �� � - - -
PICKERING
Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd.. Broker
Airn Hi her.,,. ► 4 -'68%3=1790
SYLVIA KYLE* JOHN CRAWFORD*
whew 0"bfwg &a the best Ill do–.!
683- 1790
Stunning 2,700 sq. ft. executive
home on quiet court in Fox
_ Hollow. Beautifully landscaped,
gardens, unilock '— wdriveway,
walkways. Mature trees- cedar
1 1 1TIT1 deck and garden shed.
Approx 2.000 sc " main fIxr fare sy s .a-ncry rooms. Stunning. premium lot Largest n the street Landscaped 71 Completely finished basement.
Fireplace -A, --:.en! 'vac Ac:ess to d:,zie garage. Fenced -Deck 4 large bedrooms. 2 4 -pc 3 ' 2 -pc balks- Open concept kitchen and family
spacaus mwte, bedrooms with er surte '22 ft oeel: lot- Mn fk fam 8 laundry rms.. sep. kv 8 drn. rms. Great �, •'`- - room. Loaded with over $85,000
Deck-Landscapea-Fenced Shows !o perfection family ka Shows to perfectron. Lots of extras and
Axxades Chid proof court in upgrades - too many to
PRESTIGE AREA OF PICKERING - THESE TWO GORGEOUS HOMES WILL DELIGHT THE NOW mention.
DISCRMAMIATtNG BUYERS.
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That is how you are certain to feel about the .
-Gates of Pickering, a beautiful townhouse develop-
went on the Pickering/Scarborough border.
Q. Location is second to none. As the name 'r
implies, the Gates of Pickering is situated at the inter-
section of Hwy. 2 and Altona Rd. Commuting routes,
like Hwy. 401 and GO Transit, are of course just min- J '_
utes away. But move importantdy is the natural beauty
sof the site. Within walking distance is the Rouge
River and over 17,000 acres of conservation land • •
which are great for hiking, biking or just finding a
quiet spot to sit back and enjoy naturz.
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Gates of Pickering. The 49 units are set in a "town-
house
town house village." The community is secluded and quiet.
There is abundant las gand pleasant open #
;. spaces, including a nei&bodioW playground- There
is a true village quality to the site and the community
is private and friendly.
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Canadian home -builder
attracts Russian visitors
Canadians are among the best -housed people in the
world and Canadian homebuilders are highly regarded
in the industry.
So, it should come as little surprise that a group of
Russian visitors decided to have a look at what places
the Canadian housing industry among the leaders in
the industry.
A group of Russian engineers and government
officials recently stopped in Courtice and have a look
at the homes in Kassinger Built Home's Highland
Gardens community. The Courtice community was
chosen as a stop for the visit since Kassinger Built
Homes is recognized within the industry leaders in
building R-2000 homes, houses that arc revolutionary
in incorporating technology that makes them highly
energy efficient and environmentally friendly.
The delegation liked what it saw.
We arc looking for such systems," said Gennady
Kopeikin, first deputy mayor for the City of Omsk in
Siberia. "There are a lot of interesting things Russian
contractors would be interested in using."
Speaking through an interpreter, Kopeikin added,
"We used to be in high-rise building construction and
now the demand in is individual home construction."
Kassinger explained that the home-building
industry in Europe is still using materials and
techniques that arc no longer used in Canada.
"In Europe and Russia, they still use concrete
cinder block construction which is inncficient," said
the Kassinger Built Homes president. "Our R-2000
technology is leading edge anywhere in the world.
New homes
offer great
value
Move -up buyers can now have the home of their
dreams and at a price they can afford.
"There has probably, never been a better time to
buy a new home than right now," says Mary
Lawson, a spokesperson for the Canadian Home
Builders' Association. "In order to boost consumer
confidence, builders are offering some great deals.
Today's buyers are getting incredible value for their
money."
Affordability has never been lower. Low
mortgage rates have reduced the cost of buying a
house and enabled consumers to afford higher
priced homes. Today's move -up buyers arc finding
that they can buy "more house for their money" than
they expected.
Builders are offering a vast selection of new
homes, specifically tailored to move -up buyers, with
all the features and amenities that these consumers
could not afford in their previous homes — large
bedrooms with ensuites, spacious bathrooms with
whirlpool tubs, mainfloor laundry rooms, lots and
lots of windows in all sizes and shapes, bright and
efficient kitchens, formal and informal dining eating
areas, greenhouse kitchens and many other features
that add to the quality of life through comfort,
convenience and aesthetic pleasure.
At the same time, builders are beginning to see a
number of changes in the demands and desires of
move -up buyers. Streamlined design is an important
concern for today's economically -minded consumer
and move -up buyers want a carefully -planned layout
that maintains a feeling of openness.
Energy efficiency and reducing the monthly
heating bill is becoming more important and the
concerns about indoor air quality and other
environmental issues are becoming more common.
That makes it attractive to people in the industry."
Besides the R-2000 technology, the Russian
delegation showed interest in Canada because the
similarities in climate between the two countries.
Some of the most appealing elements the visitors
looked at included the uniwue heating system
Kassinger Built Homes uses which employs a heat
recovery ventilator to ensure the healthiest possible
interior environment.
"We will certainly try this technology at our
construction sites," said Kopeikin. "We could use
your technology and it will bring us big economic
savings."
Kassinger Built Homes was honored by the
Ontario Home Builders' Association with the Best 8-
2000 Home of the Year in 1994. And Kassinger was
excited about the Russian delegation's interest in
Canadian home-building technology.
We arc pushing the envelope further to bring
Canadians, and the rest of the world, better homes."
he said.
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Home ventilation is an important concern
Invisible yet vital, the air in a
new home should be every new
homeowner's concern
Understanding your new
home's ventilation system and its
proper operation and maintenance
is the first important step to not
only controlling indoor air quality
but protecting your new home
warranty. Problems arising from homeowner neglect are
not covered by the Ontario New Home Warranty
Program (ONHW`P). Acquainting yourself with the type
of ventilation installed in you new horse and its regular
maintenance procedures can be as smgAe as asking the
builder for information. The pre -delivery inspection is
an excellent time to ask questions.
All too often homeowners do not understand the role
they play in ensuring their home's air quality. For
example, preliminary findings from a
recent mechanical ventilation
assessment research report sponsored
by the Ontario Ministry of Housing.
Ontario Hydro, the Ontario Natural
Gas Association and ONHWP
indicate homeowners with exhaust
only ventilation systems often do not
continuously operate the ventilation
fans to ensure safe and healthy air
quality.
New homes require continuous
ventilation during the first year of
occupancy. Since many construction
materials contain water, especially
poured concrete and wood, new
homes need six months to a year to
dry out. During this time, you will
probably need to run the ventilation
and circulation fans continuously
whenever the windows are closed.
After the first year. the need for
ventilation will depend on your
family's lifestyle. How much Ij
moisture is generated in the home
from smoking. cooking and washing'
Many homeowners use fans
extensively during the heating season
while others run the ventilation
system for a set period of time each
day.
An indicator of the humidity level
in a home is on the windows. If there
is a build up of moisture on the
windows, you probably need to run
your fans more often. If your nose
and throat are constantly dry. turn the f
fans down or run them for shorter
periods. Consider buying a simple
humidity meter from a hardware store
for a more accurate humidity
indicator.
Some ventilation systems have
automatic controls which turn the _
fans on when the humidity climbs
above the selected level. New home
buyers might want to ensure they
receive this convenience by asking _
the builder to install automatic
controls.
It is important that homeowners
locate the switches for ventilation and
circulation fans. These switches are
normally located near the thermostat. ;
New homes have supplemental
fans and switches in each bathroom
and some homes have another switch
in the kitchen for additional
ventilation. These switches control
local moisture and odors from
showering and cooking. Some
bathroom fans are equipped with a
timer to control humidity during a
bath or shower. v
The ventilation system requires `'OGL E
frequent maintenance to ensure its
safe operation. Homeowners should
establish a monthly maintenance and
cleaning schedule. Start by
checking to see if the hoods over
intake and exhaust openings
outside the house are broken or
blocked. Clean all grilles or filters.
Replace or clean all in -duct filters.
Homeowners with a heat recovery
ventilator should clean or replace
filters. Regularly scrub kitchen
grease filters with hot, soapy water. Always disconnect
the power before cleaning fans.
New homeowners may encounter a ventilation
system that includes an open air inlet. Basically
designed as a hole in the basement wall, this hole should
never be blocked despite the possible occurrence of a
draft Instead, homeowners should ask their builder to
install a damper.
Homes containing a wood burning fireplace or wood
stove may be required by law to have a carbon
monoxide (CO) detector to detect dangerous levels of
gas. Some ventilation systems are designed so that a CO
detector is not needed. Check with your builder to
determine if your home has the necessary requirements.
High concentration levels of carbon monoxide can cause
death. If your CO detector alarm sound, call the fire
department. Open up the doors and windows to get fresh
air into the house and tum off your ventilation system.
including all exhaust fans.
Your ventilation is designed to protect your home
against moisture damage and ensure your home has an
adequate amount of fresh air. For information about
ventilation systems call your nearest ONHWP Regional
Office or toll free 1480x668-7504.
AUBREY LEBLANC is president and registrar of the Ontario
New Homy Warranty Program.
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Housing affordability will improve in the second In Chicoutimi, the most affordable area in the of households who can afford to buy.
half of 1995 after sliding last winter, says the country, 46.6 per cent of renters could afford to buy. The re -sale supply affordability indicator measures
Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation in its In Victoria, the least affordable centre, only 12.8 per the proportion of re -sale listings that are affordable to
Canadian Housing Markets report. cent of renters could make the switch to home potential first-time buyers. The new supply
"A brighter affordability situation is expected in ownership. affordability indicator shows the percentage of new
the second half of the year as mortgage rates settle The affordability indicators developed by the apartment, row, single and semi-detached dwellings
down," said Kirk Duerden, market analyst with the CMHC have three components. One focuses on that were sold for a price at, or below, the maximum
CMHC's Market Analysis Centre. -Mortgage rates affordability from the perspective of demand and the affordable house price.
which began rising last year have led to a drop in the other two on supply. The maximum affordable house price for both re -
percentage of renters who could become The demand affordability indicator represents the sale and new supply indicators is based on: estimated
homeowners." percentage of renters who could afford to buy an income for renter households aged 20 to 44; a
Housing was still more affordable in February average priced starter home. The income required to downpayment of 10 per cent; a 25 -year mortgage
1995 than in 1990, when affordability was at a low. In carry a mortgage on a typical starter homes is with a three-year term; and a limit of 32 per cent
February, with mortgage rates at 10.5 per cent, one compared to the income distribution for all renter income for payment of mortgage principal and
quarter of renters could afford their first home. By households aged 20 to 44 to determine the percentage interest, property taxes and heating costs.
contrast, in 1990, when three-year mortgage rates
were over 13 per cent, just under 20 per cent of
renters could afford to buy a starter home.
"Rising rates have reduced affordability, but the
bottom line is that in most markets first-time buyers
are in the driver's seat, explained Duerden. "There
are plenty of homes on the market to choose from and
this is keeping a lid on any big price increases."
Most Canadian centres were well supplied with
affordable new and re -sale housing in the last six
months of 1994. In all areas, most new hones sold
went for prices first-time buyers could afford. Those
first-time shoppers looking for a re -sale home also
had at least -SO per cent of the houses on the market
priced within their reach in 13 of the 23 centres
reporting re -sale data.
"Nl mgage costs increased last year and in early
1995. but rates will come down later this year giving
first-time buyers a boost." Duerden said. '"The three -
,,ear rate is forecast to average about 10 per cent in
the last six months of 1995. As a result. in the second
half of 1995. 26 per cent of renters will be able to
afford to buy a home."
The most affordable areas in the country during the
second half of 1994 were found in eastern Canada or
in Saskatchewan. The least affordable areas were
located on the west coast or in uwthern Ontano_
Upgrades
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investment
Homehuvers who want to ensure investment
value are %%Ise to look carefully at the features they
consider when purchasing a new home. say
Canada's professional real estate appraisers.
Features most Iikely to add to a home's value
include master bedroom and ensuite bath
combinations, separate living room and dining
rooms. family rooms and garages.
These features. Features can
appraisers say, can
improve chances of improve
resale at a gcxA value in
the future. chances of
Another important resale in the
factor is to buy in the
right location. "Go for future
quality." says an Ottawa
appraiser. "Look at subdivisions built by a variety
of builders and shop around. What does the
streetscape look like?"
Appraisers were also asked if they thought first-
time buyers should consider the size of a house
over the presence of luxury features, given an
equal selling price. The answer, they agreed, was
to choose the largest house for the money and then
add the luxury features as needed.
For buyers able to afford luxury features,
appraisers recommended looking For main -floor
laundry rooms, two -car garages and energy-saving
features such as high -efficiency furnaces.
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The Gates has village quality
From the front page
Adding to the
convenience of' the Gates of
Pickering is the adjacent
"retail square." which will
eventually feature
neighborhood convenience
stores and many services.
The retail part of the project
is easily accessible by way of
a landscaped walkway.
The homes themselves
must be seen. Home layouts
are available in traditional
two-storey floorplans and
some unique three-level
plans that feature a private
Wrought -iron and
brick gates usher
you into the Gates
of Pickering, an
attractive
community of
townhomes
accented by stone
and brick exteriors.
The Gates of
Pickering offers
village -quality living
on a secluded cul-
de-sac.
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patio/garden area off the
second level which has a
southern exposure and offers
a view of the Rouge Valley
and Lake Ontario.
The builders have
designed the homes of the
Gates of Pickering to he
elegant and have all the
convenient features people
desire. The attractiveness of'
the homes is due to design
features and the quaint stone
and brick exteriors. Each
home is separated from the
adjacent one by 8 -Inch
concrete block walls to
ensure maximum sound
deadening and privacy
between units. Inside. these
homes are just as inviting
and comfortable. Most
designs feature master en
suite bathrooms and open -
concept layouts in the main -
floor areas. including
kitchen/ breakfast areas and
living/dining room areas.
Homes in the Gates of
Pickering start at $144.900.
For more information on
the Gates of Pickering. call
(905) 509-6337 or visit the
sales office at the site — at
the intersection of Hwy. 2
and Altona Rd.
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Ground Breaking
Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs (far left) and project
manager Colin Pillar (centre) break ground at the
Brownstones of Pickering. Construction will begin in July on
this community which has enjoyed tremendous success
since opening six weeks ago. Over 70 per cent of the
freehold townhomes have already been sold. The sales
office is located off Pickering Parkway, just west of Brock Rd
For more information, call (905) 619-9003.
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Developer Mark McKenzie and John Boyko, from the Town of Lakefield, jcintly
"turned the sod" at the groundbreaking ceremony for Prince Andrew Place
Condominiums. Also on hand were project
manager Paul Jonkhout, director of sales and
marketing Carolyn Fagan, Acadian Contractors
Ltd.'s Don Duranovich and John Zimmer and
sales manager Aileen Dean.
Pr ince Andrew
Place is resort
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With the groundbreaking ceremony last month,
Lakefield Developfnents has introduced Prince Andrew
Place Condominiums, a resort -inspired community of
bungalow homes with optional innovative half -storey
lofts.
Ownership at Prince Andrew Place includes
membership at Peterborough's L.iftlock Golfland, which
features both an 18 -hole course and a nine -hole par -3
course, and the Lakefield Curling Club.
In addition, Prince Andrew Place boasts its own
private putting green. Developer Mark McKenzie says,
"The secret to playing great golf is a skillful short game
which you can home at the exclusive professionally -
designed and maintained practicegreen in a garden -like
setting just steps from your door."
Homes at Prince Andrew Place start from S 141.900.
There are 42 homes in the first phase of the project and
first occupancies are scheduled for September 1995.
These homes feature open, innovative noorplam with
such in -demand features as California breakfast bars,
skylights, air conditioning, optional gas fireplaces and
single -parking garages.
For example, the Balmoral is a 1,079 sq -ft. bungalow
with a 662 sq.ft. optional loft. The welcoming porch at
the front of this home leads to a French -door main entry.
There is a convenient U-shaped gourmet kitchen with
California breakfast bar counter and a separate pantry
cupboard. A storage/utility room with space for a
washer and dryer is handily located beside the kitchen
for the ultimate in step -saving convenience.
A spacious living room is located at the back of the
home. This area comes complete with a direct -vent gas
fireplace and sliding patio doors leading to the garden.
A formal dining room is perfectly situated just off the
kitchen and ready for entertaining.
The master bedroom with adjoining bathroom is
located in a quiet corner at the back of the home. There
is also a second bedroom or den at the front of the house
along with a convenient powder room. This is perfect
for overnight guests. Up a short flight of stairs is the
optional loft with a third bedroom, open loft area,
bathroom and large storage area.
The sales office for Prince Andrew Place is located at
97 Queen St. in the Village of L akefield. For more
information call (705) 652-0801 or 1-800-561-6383.
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Buildersassociation
working for you
Welcome to the first message from
the Oshawa -Durham Hoose Builders'
Association.
In co-operation with New Homes &
Interiors, this will be a regular feature to
let potential homebuyers become
familiar with the efforts of the Oshawa -
Durham Home Builders' Associahm as
well as highlighting some of the
interesting developments in the housing
hidustry.
It is true the association directly
represents most of the builders,
suppliers. sub -trades and associates
carrying on business in the Durham
Region. But it is also true. the
association indirectly represents you —
the new home buyer. Whether you are
planning on purchasing a new home this
year or years down the road, this
organization is watching out for your
interests.
Without the ODHBA. the new home
buver is otherwise without a voice. One
of this association's highest priorities is
to ensure that the dream of home
ownership is attainable and within your
reach-
All
eachAll too often. various Qovernmental
agencies attempt to generate revenues
through taxes and levies on new homes.
Sometimes. they try to impose standards
which would not support a cost/benefit
analysis. The ODHBA works to prevent
frivolous standards from being imposed.
Recently. the Durham Boards of
Education imposed a costly charge on
1
each new home
in their district
The ODHBA
I� f o u g h t
vociferously to
prevent this
regressive tax from being imposed upon
you. Unfortunately, the boards decided
that cash was more important than
fairness and imposed this tax grab
anyway. The Oshawa -Durham Home
Builders' Association has taken this
issue to task and it is now before the
Supreme Court of Canada.
You. the home buyer. are our best
friends. Without you. we cannot do
business.
We are also your hes; friend. Doing
business with a member of the Oshawa -
Durham Home Builders' Association
means you can be assured dealing with a
reputable builder who recognizes and
operates by the association's strict code
of ethics.
STEPHEN KASSt\GER is a local builder
and the president of the Oshawa -Durham Homme
Builders' Assoczat"L
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Indoor air quality has become a major concern for people with
allergies and envimnmenud sensmvides Many new homes aur a
major source of irritation and can actually aggravate respiratory
problems.
Kassinger Built Hanes are healthier because we solve this
problem two ways:
1. Source emissions are reduced with careful selection of
materials and firfthes. We paint our homes with Lifemaster 2000
pairtt which emits no harmful VOC's and al finishes are of a low or no
toxicity formulation.
2. Ventil tions is carekAy controlled. Every Kassinger Bull Horne
Comes with an efficient Heat Recovery Ventilator Indoor air qty► is
improved because stale air is exhmust+ed from the hoose and repiaced
with fresh air constantly without wasting treat energy.
Learn more about
Healthy Housing
Visit our model home at
Highland Gardens in Courtice.
We take these key extra stes to ensure
a healthy indoor en"ronmentlor your family.
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