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Region Child Care Services at Rotary Park in Ajax recently
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Assessment
reform will
have little
impact on
Pickering,
says mayor
Bl' MARIANNE T..%KAWS R KEITH GILLIGAN
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AJAX-PICKERING — Confusion reigns
about the Ixlssihlc impact of the new 'value -horsed'
property tax assessment system announced by the
Province, but the mayors of Ajax and Pickering
aren't expecting the refcxm to have much u1 :In
effect on taxpayers here.
"We're currently on market value asscssincnt
SO we wouldn't expect dra-
matic changes;" says Picker-
ing !Mayor NVayne Arthurs.
He notes Pickering is more
concerned about tlx: rest of
the Greater 10ronto Area
reform package currently
being considered by Queen's
Park, including the possihili-
ly of pox4ing the education
tax paid by businesses.
" 1 see the impact as mini- Wayne Arthurs
mal:' Ajax Mayor Steve
Parish says. "You'll find some (Ajax property
owners' taxes) will go up a little bit and sonic
down a little bit:'
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PICKERING — The free ride for GO com- 'co -fare' is to makeup for a 19.5 -cents -per -rider on May 1 but decided instead to absorb the sub-
muters is ending, for real this time. cut made at the end of April in the subsidy paid
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Assessment
reform won't
result in big
changes for
Ajax, Pickering
residents: MPP
FROM PAGE 1
Durham Wcst MPP Janet
Faker says. "There shouldn't
be the significant changes for
a community like this. where
Politicians — municipal
leaders — have taken the
time and gone to the trouble
of keeping assessment rates
up to date."
The Province
announced last
Thursda% it will
proceed with the
implementation of
a nese pro%mce-
widc. value -haled
properIN tar assess-
ment system.
Though the details
of hoA it would Jan
work hays Net to be
determined. the systcm
would involve reassessing all
properties in Ontario along,a
uniform set of li
guidenes
based on their 1996 market
value. and updating then
assessments e%cNear
based on computer model -
IML, of market value shifts.
CurrentlN. the tax system
in each municipality is based
on the latest year properties
there were reassessed —
1984 in Pickering and 1978
in Ajax. The new system is
supposed to address the tax
inequities that arise when
older homes hawn't been
reassessed as their market
value changes. For example.
Oshawa has not been
reassessed since 1961 and
its expected the owners of
older homes there are paying
less in taxes than the owners
of newer homes of similar
value.
"It's kind of tough to pre-
dict now what the actual
impact will be on any indi-
vidual taxpayer," says Mike
O' Dowd, director of east and
north regional operations for
the provincial Ministry of
Finance's property assess-
ment division. That impact
will depend, he explains, on
what the 1996 -based
reassessment will show
about the relative values of
properties here; on what kind
of value -based assessment
system will be implemented
(he notes it won't necessarily
be the 'actual value assess-
ment' system currently in use
in British Columbia); and on
%khat kind of impact -soften-
ing, mc:c ures such as phas-
ing -in of tax changes are rec-
ommended by a provincial
advisory panel.
%1r O'Dowd says all the
Nanahlcs also make it imlx)s-
s�hlc Predict the impact on
A1,1\ Pickering as a whole
,i terms of possi-
Ic chances in each
,uni,: paIit�'s
-,circ of" the total
aurham Region
.:x burden.
He notes that if
Queen's Park
(ticks to just imple-
nenting value-
�- scd assessment.
Ecker the school and
regional propert}
tax 'take" in Durham as a
whole would not change; it
just might hL shifted between
municipalities. Hotiever. if
am form of' tax rxmitne isy
implemented. the total le}
for Durham as a whole misfit
change as well. Mr. O'D�>`Hd
also notes assessment i. an
important fmi
actor to detern-
ing provincial grant distribu-
tion across Ontario. and the
new system could affect the
IeNel of grants Durham and
its local municipalities
receive.
The Ontario Taxpayers
Federation opposes the
Pro%ince's reforms.
"It's a high-cost solution
that they've conk up with
that doesn't address the basic
et
concerns most ratepayers
have."' says federation execu-
tive director Paul Pagnuelo.
His organization favors 'unit
assessment', which is based
on square footage rather than
market value. Under that sys-
tem adjustments could be
made for ability to pay by
applying lower mill rates in
low-income areas.
Mr. Pagnuelo maintains
value -based assessment is an
,.unstable" system because it
changes annually.
"It's a great way for
municipal politicians to cam-
ouflage a tax increase:"
He also says it will be
very expensive to operate,
noting administrative costs
for property assessment in
British Columbia went up 67
per cent when AVA was
implemented there.
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:�jax- , -Pickering cyclists
hurt When
`hit b y cars
AJAX Two cyclists were
Act offences.
injured when they were hit by
Tuesday afternoon, a 19 -year-
*ars in separate accidents here
old Pickering woman suffered
uesday and Wednesday.
bruises and was taken to Ajax
On Wednesday a ' 17 -year-old
Pickering General Hospital after
girl cycling north on Westney
she was struck by a car while rid -
Road just before 7 p.m. was hit by
ing her bike at the intersection of
a vehicle travelling eastbound on
Church Street and Hwy. 2, police
Hwy. 2, Durham Regional Police
say.
flay.
The cyclist, of Ajax, was sent to
Whitby General Hospital with
minor head injuries. She was
charged with two Highway Traffic
The driver of the vehicle was
turning onto Hwy. 2 from Church
when the cvclist came across its j
path and was struck.
Police laid no charges. I
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pepper sprays Pickering man
in `violent struggle' during arrest
DURHAM —A police officer used
pepper spray to subdue a Pickering
man who turned violent during a road-
side arrest in Oshawa early Wednes-
day.
The 27 -year-old man, who police
say was involved in an earlier con-
frontation with a Genosha hotel bar
employee, was stopped by police at the
intersection of" Athol and Centre
Streets just atter midnight. [)urham
Regional Police Stall ScrLcant Sandl
Ryric sa} s
When the officer attempted to hand-
cuff the man, the suspect became ver-
bally and physically aggressive and
"quite a violent struggle ensued," Staff
Sgt. Ryrie says.
The suspect was eventually hand-
cuffed, but still managed to "rain the
officer into the cruiser using his head
and shoulders, • says Staff Set. Ryrie.
rhe officer, who wasn't injured. then
used his pepper spray on the rnan.
Staff Sit R%ric 114,.11 an cmplw,cc a1
the at h,n' titrc� ( 1, 1,1 art'1 "I.u.
Street, was sent to Oshawa General
Hospital "bleeding heavily" after he
got into an argument with the accused.
The victim was punched in the head
several times when he tried to prevent
the accused from leaving the bar with a
beer in his hand. The suspect then
returned to the bar to finish his beer,
before leaving the hotel in his car.
A resident of' Old KinLston Road
has been charged with aggyra,atcd
assault. ihrcatcnmL, death and assault
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FROM PAGE 1
sidy Ices for two months and go with a
bigger increase now. The new co -fare is
higher than the loss in subsidies per
rider, admits Neil Killens, acting manag-
er of translx>rtation for the Town, but it
won't necessarily mean more revenue
for Pickering Transit.
"AS we got looking at the budget and
what the 25 cents was going to do for us
it became obvious that wasn't going to
be enough; ' he says. "Pan of the reason
we went to 50 cents was in anticipation
of further reductions from GO Transit"
GO is expected to again decrease its
subsidy in January, 1997 and it is hoped,
Mr. Killens explains, the 50 -cent co -fare
imposed now will be enough to cover
that loss in subsidies as well without a
further fare increase. It is also hoped the
new -co -fare will cover the loss of rev-
enue from the reduction in ridership
expected to occur. As well, notes Mr.
Killens, the 50 -cent co -fare was chosen
because it's the same as is being charged
by many other GTA transit services.
GO Transit's subsidy to Pickering
Transit was reduced from 37.5 per cent
to 25 per cent of each adult fare, or from
about 57 cents to 37.5 cents per $1.50
adult fare, at the end of'April. The Min-
istry of Transportation of Ontario, which
also provides local transit authorities
with a subsidy for the GO commuters
they carry, has agreed to continue its
37.5 -per cent subsidy at least until the
end of 1996.
As of Monday, Pickering Transit is
also eliminating its 51.25 adult fare tick-
ets, which are now available with a min-
imum IG -ride purchase:. That's because:
both GO and the MTO, which used to
calculate their subsidies according to a
formula based on a combination of the
regular adult fare and the: adult ticket
fare, switched at the end of April to bas-
ing their subsidies solely on the adult
ticket fare.
The tickets will now cost $1.50, the
same as the regular adult fare.
In 1995, Pickering Transit logged
475,625 rides by GO commuters for
which it received subsidies. According to
the Town's calculations, the cutback in
GO subsidies will mean a loss in revenue
of approximately $80,0)0 in 1996.
Pickering teen charged for setting boy on fire
PICKERING — Police have arrested
a 15 -year-old Pickering boy accused of
dousing a younger child with lighter fluid
and setting him on fire.
The accused was charged Monday
with assault causing bodily harm follow-
ing an investigation by the Durham
Regional Police
stet rime unit of BUD'S A
an incident which
occurred June 27,
in which a 13 -year-
old Pickering boy
suffered minor
bG
The victim told
police he was play-
ing with a friend in V
a park bordering on
the Rouge Valley in
the Hwy. 2 and •
Altona Road area
when two young I WVW
men emerged from ao
a wooded area and
started approaching
the pair.
The victim heard one of the men say
"Let's get them;' police said. The boy
told police one of the attackers held him
down while the other sprayed lighter
fluid on him. He was then set on fire with
a lighter, Staff Sergeant Charlie Green, of
25 Division, said at the time.
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Kids molested in Pickering pool
PICKERING —A 28 -year-old Pickering man year-old boy in the genitals during a public swim
has been charged with sexual assault after two last Wednesday.
young children were grabbed while swimming in The accused, of Fieldstone Crescent, was
a pool at the Pickering Recreation Complex. arrested by police last Thursday.
Durham Regional Police report a nine-year- He was released on hail set at $1,500 and was
old girl was grahhed on the buttocks and a 13- scheduled to appear in court today.
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A taxing dilemma
It's somewhat alarming for residents of Ajax and
Pickering that nobody. not even anN of the experts at
the !Ministry of Finance. seems to know what the
impact will be here of the 'value -based' assessment
system being brought in by the Pro, ince.
It's said property taxes for individual residents
could go up or down. depending on whether the mar-
ket value of their homes has changed significantIN in
relation to that of other homes in their town since
the last town -wide reassessment -- in 1984 in
Pickering and 1978 in Ajax.
The taxes local residents pay to the Town.
Durham Region and the school boards could also be
affected if it's found their properties are under or
over -valued in comparison to others in Durham.
And, whatever is determined under the new sys-
tem about the collectl%ely assessed value of homes
here compared to those in other municipalities across
the province may affect the levels of provincial fund-
ing received bs the Town. the Region and the school
boards.
We re toil we'll only have some inkling of how
this is all going to work out after a significant por-
tion of the reassessments based on 1990 market val-
ues are done. and after Queen's Park decides exactly
what form its value -based assessment system will
take.
We are reassured the new system will be more
equitable because all the assessments will be done
on the same base year under the same rules. and
annual reassessments should mean new inequities do
not creep into the system. The plan is to have every-
thing in place for 1998.
Howe%er. the fact the new s}stem is supposed to
be more efficient and equitable might not be of much
comfort to an elderly couple on a fixed income hy-
ing in an older home who might be facing a tax hike.
The provincial government must keep real people
in mind -- and not just the numbers -- and make sure
tax increases will be phased in or mitigated in some
way for those who truly cannot afford them.
To respond to this editorial call lnjosource at 683-
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vYou said it...
In response to last Friday's
editorial on lakefront land being
preserved in Ajax and Pickering:
u "I'm a realtor and I certainly take exception to a behind -
closed -doors policy. If it can't face the light of day it
shouldn't be a done deal. I think this is appalling. What
else went on that we don't know about?"
u "I don't think your paper should be pushing anything
governmentofficials push on us without much consultation.
The amount of input from the public was very limited.
This is a disgusting exhibition of power over the people. It's
totally ridiculous this thing was put down as a 'Pickering
jewel."'
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V Letters to the editor
Talking, writing
isn't good enough
To the editor:
Upon opening my tax bill I found
my taxes up b} $60 this year. Since
moving to Ajax in 1989, my taxes have
gone up roughly $9M.
The tax statement made me sit down
to do some serious thinking. Where the
Town could find ways of keeping
spending under control, even if it
meant cuttine some services or intro-
ducino small fees, the education board
obviously did not get its house in order.
Over the last several months I have
read a few articles concerning the
Board of Education and their ways of
spending and governing themselves.
While cuts in busing children to
school became a must, bureaucrats still
get their free monthly car allowances.
One might think that with salaries of
$100,000 in some cases they could
afford the price of gas.
At one of the school boards those
allowances amounted to $250,000.
I do not know what salaries are paid
to our Durham Board of Education
bureaucrats, but I know of their new
building built with the taxpayers
money, sometimes called the Taj
Mahal.
I also know that I do not want to
read of new hikes in taxes due to the
cuts made by the provincial govern-
ment. How awful of the government to
proceed with cuts instead of bringing in
an even higher deficit.
Mr. Harris has been in power only a
year, but our salaries started to shrink
five years ago, during the glorious era
of NDP spending.
I have learned to cope without
amassing a huge debt, so maybe now it
is somebody else's turn.
In conclusion, I refuse to pay anoth-
er hike in taxes.
Enough is enough. Surely there must
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be enough people who feel the same.
I am going to wirNhold this $60 and
I firmly believe that if enough of us do
the salve we could deliver the message.
Talking and writing is not enough
Are we strong enough to deliver the
message or are we too timid? Of
course, $60 would not break my back,
but I want to make a statement even if,
by George, I am going to he the only
one to do it.
Barbara Hynek
Ajax
Let's just give
Quebec the deed
To the editor:
Re: Quebec's recent claim for $1.9
billion.
Do you think if we just sent them the
ownership papers for Canada they
would be satisfied?
Am I the only one tired of these self-
ish whiners?
How can they separate from the
country that was only made up of only
Quebec until 1792?
I think Churchill said, "Ask not ..."
Donald Young
Ajax
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Pi*zza'm-'an
won't dough
to Pickering thieves
PICKERING — Police say a fast- Both suspects are described as
acting pizza delivery man who fled white and between the ages of 18 and
from two would-be robbers in Picker- 22.
ing Wednesday
night was the vic-
tim of a "set upThe Peanut Club has Gone
The 34 -year-
old Domino'sLLA'�t+f7
Pizza driver was
approached by
two men in dark (it must be the heat)
clothing and Par
wearing bandan-
nas over their THE ^•— ••
faces as he pulled `y � =54-100
up to a Park
Crescent address
for a deliver just • INDOOR PLAYGROUND
before midnight. �
Durham Re;i"°-
al Police say.Birthday Party Special
The pair of
thieves demand- 15 children for the
ed money from
the driver. who price of 10 children
darted into his z�RIVATE - Ah inclusive two nour party
car and sped E!RTHDAY PARTY Face Painting
away. Helium Balloons
When police Staff to set up & clean up
checked out the Pizza Nova Pizza,
address of the Baskin Robbins ice cream cake
delivery, it was Paper products. coffee & tea
learned the resi Unlimited juice
$149.90 ♦ GST. for a party of 15 children
dent never placed
the order. New bookings only -expires July 31, 1996
"We believeUVN�? FORGET! We have the greatest summer camps
the driver was set . Durham' Space is limited. Book now
up and lured to
the area for the Ajax/LOEB/Baywood Medical Centre
Purpose of the 95 Ba I Street West
robbery," Staff i Y
Sergeant Sandy (905) 686-2238
Rvne says.
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INTERNATIONAL BUFFET AT AFFORDABLE PRICES.
OUR 300 PLUS SEAT RESTAURANT LOCATED IN AJAX IS SCHEDULED
TO OPEN IN AUGUST. WE ARE INVITING QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS TO
JOIN OUR TEAM.
1.) Dining Room and Marketing Manager - Hands on manager with marketing flair
and community minded. A minimum of
three years restaurant experience
necessary.
2.) Bakers - Experienced, productive and team plavers.
PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON «7TH RESUME AND REFERENCES ON SATURDAY
JULY 13, 1996. FROM 1:00 PNI TO 4:00 PM AT 250 BAYLY ST. UNIT #8.
Our Summer
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Durham Po' I ice getS 8 new cars for $1.5 million
Purchase will save
taxpayers $500,000
DURHAM — The Region's police
force will spend $1.5 million from future
budgets to buy 58 new patrol cars — a
move that could save Durham taxpayers
$500,000 over the next two years.
Durham Regional Council recent-
ly gave the force authorization to
spend money from its 1997 and `98
budgets to buy the cruisers.
General Motors won't make the
Chevrolet Caprice patrol car after
1996. The auto giant approached
Durham Regional Police last month
about buying additional `96 model
Caprices.
Police Superintendent Derek Den-
son told Council Wednesday the
force replaces about 25 marked cruis-
ers each year. Another four cars are
written off annually because of acci-
dents.
Buying the 58 vehicles now could
save the force $500,000 over the next
two years because other cruiser mod-
els are more expensive to purchase
and modify, Supt. Denson said.
Ford makes a police cruiser using
its LTD model, but the vehicle would
cost Durham about S3,000 more per
1
unit. Also more expensive is the Chevrolet
Tahoe, he added.
The Chevy Lumina isn't an alternative
because its size makes it difficult for some
officers to get in and out of the car and to
store all the equipment they need, Supt.
Denson reported.
Of the 58 cars being bought, 25 would
come into service in 1997 and another 25 Durham police have 210 vehicles, each
in `98, with the rest used to replace vehi- of which are usually driven about 200,000
cles written off. The cruisers, which are to kilometres before being replaced.
be delivered in January, will r— — — —i -"
be stored in an outdoor SUMMEU'yMfacility in Clarington until SPE��pL S,�Athey're needed, Supt. Den- I
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PAGE I&TEW NEVI'S ADVERTISER FRIDAY. JULY 12, 196
Derham AIDS committee seeks board mem ers
for the organization: agency serves: opment. The board of directors meets
0 Committee Seeks
` -- establishing policies and procedures: -- committing ideas and time to fund- monthly, with additional committee work.
pro -active plarmers -- monitoring finances, programs and raising activities: interested people should call 665-0051 to
overall agency effectiveness: C -- approving: the terms of reference for receive an application form.
DURHAM -- The AIDS Committee of -- ensuring adequate resources are board committees: Deadline for application submissions is
Durham is accepting applications for its availahlc to meet the needs of thOsc the -- conimiuin�z to ongoing board dent - Aug. S.
board of direc-
tors.
This non- -
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Applicants
for the board
must be 18 years � �-
of age or older.
and should he
pro -active plan- r"
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alive thinkersMan
who live in _
Durham Region. _
Board members _
are responsible
for:
-- creating
and updating a
Ion,_ -range plan -
Pickering
exhibitors
part of
decorating.
collectibles
show
PICKERING
-- Two Pickering
exhibitors will
take part in the
Markham Coun-
try Decorating
and Collectibles
Show and Sale
this weekend at
the Markham
Fairgrounds.
Local artisans
who'll show and
sell their wares
are Linda Smith
of Bee-Wear-
ables, whose
specialty is
watches and
hand -painted
ceramics; and
Christine Rut-
ledge of Chris-
tine's Crafts.
The show
runs from 5 to 9
p.m. Friday and
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and
Sunday.
The fair-
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of Hwy. 7.
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SHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 12, M&PAGE I I
Pickering family of leukemia victim
desperate to find bone marrow donor
PICKERING -- A Pickering couple are
mounting a campaign here to help find a
bone marrow donor to save the life of the
husband's brother.
Frank Ronco, 27, of Scarborough was
stricken with leukemia last October only
two months after getting married. His
brother and sister-in-law, Tony and Cora
Ronco of Rosefield Road, are hop-
ing people from their community
will be willing to help with the
search by having themselves tested
to see if they could be the match
Frank needs, or by making a dona-
tion to help cover the cost of the
testing. Each test will cost the
Ronco family S50.
Since Frank is of Italian descent
a match is most likely to be found
within the Italian community. His
father is from Malito, in the
province of Cki,,cnra. while his
mother is from Palermo,
Sicily.
A special testing clinic is being held
Sunday, Aug. I I from l 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. at
The Columbus Centre, 901 Lawrence Ave.
W., Toronto (416-789-7011).
Only a small blood sample will be
required from people being tested. Every-
one who agrees to be tested will be listed
on the Canadian Unrelated Bone Marrow
Donor Registry and even if they are not a
match for Frank, they could be a match
for someone else. The chances of finding
an unrelated bone marrow match is about
1 in 20,000.
Donations to help pay the cost of the
testing are tax-deductible and will be
gratefully accepted. Cheques should be
made payable to the Elizabeth Lue Memo-
rial f=und (Frank) and may be deposited at
any branch of the Bank of Montreal or
mailed to the Elizabeth Lue Memorial
Fund (Frank), 7 Cromdale Ridge, Wood-
bridge, Ont., L4C 8C9.
Anyone who would like more informa-
tion may phone 905-956-2338.
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Frank Ronco needs a bone marrow
donor to help him battle leukemia.
His brother, who Wes in Pickering, is
hq*Vthe can help.
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CORRECTION NOTICE
In our media 07200 the ad reads
"Beat The G.S.T. On All Hardware
etc. Should have read, "Beat The
G.S.T. On All Craftsman Branded
Products, Outdoor Power
Equipment, Patio, Lawn & Garden
Supplies, Sporting Goods, Toys,
Paint, Wallpaper And Home
Most people kno«- Arbti-'s u for our fanlolls, sloti.--
roasted roast beef sand«riches. BUt, at Arby's roast
Town, we're also about great tastin(; Rotisserie
Chicken, fresh baked bread, homemade side dishes
and delicious desserts.
Arby's Roast Town
4 Harwood Ave., Ajax
'Dinner for 2 and dinner for 4 specials available this Friday. Saturday and Sunday
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Sleep is serious business
Bv Deb Bodine
You've heard the jokes. you've seen the com-
edy skits. But snoring is no laughing matter: nei-
ther is falling asleep at the dinner table. or in
front of the telex ision.
In fact, these oft -parodied behaviors could be
symptoms of a lethal disease that most of us
don't even realize exists — sleep apnea is just
one of several serious sleep disorders which are
taking a toll on society. Those who suffer from
Sleep apnea stop breathing roam times during
each night's sleep. resulting in drops in oxygen
Ic%cls — and a corresponding increase in car-
bon dioxide le%els — in the blood. This means
that the heart. brain and other %rtal tissues are
deprived of needed oxNgcnatcd blooxl. Other
physiological effects include high hltxxJ pres-
sure which may c%entualh cam over to waking
hours and slowed heart rate. it may c%en stop
for as lona as six to eight seconds.
Roughly one-third of'our Inns are spent in
sleep — it we arc healthy. But maw, sleep dis-
orders plaguing people toxlay depnye them of
much-needed rest. Studies indicate one in four
Canadians report significant sleep problems. a
disturbing number since daytime performance
can he ad-,crsek affected by lack of sleep. Pco-
pic with chronic pox)r sleep are 2.5 tines more
likely to suffer a car accident. In fact. studies in-
dicate many industrial accidents and over
5(H).(XN) car accidents a year in North America
may he caused by sleepiness.
These startling statistics reflect the severity
of the consequences of sleep depn%ation. a prob-
lem that Dr. M.J. Moffat takes very seriously.
In 1983. Dr. Mot tat established the first free-
standing sleep laboratory in Toronto, which was
also the first of its kind in Canada. Currently he
is medical director of three labs, one in Toron-
to, one in Sault Ste. Marie which just opened
and the Oshawa Sleep Laboratory on King
Street.
A physician since 1967. Dr. Moti'at's inter-
est in sleep was awakened when he was serv-
ing as a Provincial Coroner from 1974 to 1981
A sleep technician checks a patient's sleep pattern on the computer.
and noticed the number of people who die in
their sleep. He was awarded an Educational I'cl-
lowship in Sleep Disorders Medicine by the
Physicians' Scr\ ices Incorporated Foundation
for study at Bas for Unixrrsity in 1982-8; which
ww% followed by a PSI research grant, then the
opening of the first sleep lab.
The Oshawa lab is a full, free-standing sleep
lab facility for the investigation of all sleep pn>i}
lems, with special emphasis on the diagnosis
and treatment of sleep -related breathing disor-
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causing excessiyc daytime sleepiness.
To understand what can go wrung with sleep,
one must have some basic knowledge of the
phenon- -na of sleep. There are two types. Rapid
Eye Movement (REM I sleep is relatex to dream-
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our sleeping hours. The second type, nun -REM
sleep, is characterized by light and deep stages,
with the deeper stage (slow wave or delta sleep)
usually predominating during the first three
hours of sleep. Research suggests non-REM
sleep might be related to restoration of our phys-
ical functioning, while REM might be part of
some psychological process related to the func-
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tioning of intellect and rnemorv. However, there
are many things scientists still do not understand
about the phenomena of sleep.
How much sleep is enough:' Mat depends on
the person: gmeralix. too much or too little sleep
makes a person feel irritable and tired. The ide-
al amount of sleep is the amount that makes a
person feel well, saes Dr. Moffat. Although the
majority of people need sex en to eight hours of
sleep nightly. some need 10, some only four for
optimum functioning.
Although insomnia, a disorder characterized
by difficulty initiating and maintaining sleep, is
classified as asleep disorder, Dr. Mof fat's clin-
ic specializes in those disorders that happen
while a patient is sleeping. Ironically, many
sleep disorder sufferers are not aware of their
situation-, they just feel tired during their waking
hours. They hear about their snoring and gasp-
ing during the night from their spouses, says Dr.
Moffat.
"In children, if they are snoring, hyperactive
and wetting the ted — watch out, it could be
apnea;' he added. This puts the child in a high
risk category, for example, 'jou wouldn't want
to do a tonsillectomy as a day patient", a proce-
durc which often helps with snoring.
"Sleep apnea can he a lethal disease." said
Dr. Moffat. " 11 can develop at any agc, affects
men more frequently than women, and usually
remains fur life. In some cases. the symptoms
reach maximum seventy very quickly, while in
other cases the symptoms begin gradually and
may require years to reach their most serious
level.
" W'eight gain makes it worse." he added.
Then it becomes a vicious circle. With the fa-
tigue caused by sleep apnea, the metabolism
;lows down. which in turn makes it very ditfi-
cult to lose the weight.
Sleeping pills, tranquilizers, alcohol, barbi-
turates and other drugs which have a depressant
effect on the central neryou, system make the
apncic episoxlcs even worse.
There are two types of sleep apnea. A rcla-
tiveh rare central nen ous system disorder, cert
tral sleep apnea involves the diaphragm, which
stops nx,ying because the sleeping brain fails to
send the appropriate impulses to keep it mov-
ing.
The more common, and serious, form of ap-
nea is"upper airway sleep apnea" or "ohstruc-
tive sleep apnea' which involves the abnormal
loss of muscle tome in the tongue, throat and lar-
ynx during sleep. As a result, the throat collapses
and air flow is completely or partially blocked
During an episode, the diaphragm continues to
contract rhythmically with progressively greater
effort. until a partial or complete awakening ox: -
curs and breathing resumes.
A person with sleep apnea may have a few
or many apncic episodes in one night. A study
at Stanford University's Sleep Disorders Clinic
recorded from 68 to 682 apneic episodes dur-
ing a seven -hour sleep period, each lasting from
10 to 190 seconds.
Loud snoring is a common symptom, in fact,
a history of snoring often precedes the devel-
opment of other symptoms. Agitation and fre-
quent abnormal movement ranging from sim-
ple "flapping tremors" of the hands and feet to
larger more violent movements of the amu, legs
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During the waking hours, extreme fatigue is
common, sometimes accompanied by early
morning headaches or waking hallucinations.
Diagnosis at the sleep laboratory, which in-
volves a polysomnograph, is completely non-in-
vasive, says Dr. Moffat. The patient comes in at
night, goes to bed in a private room and rises in
the morning at the regular time.
Electrodes are hooked up at strategic points
on the body to record the different stages of -sleep,
monitor breathing patterns and drops in oxygen
levels. While 95 per cent or greater oxygen sat-
uration is normal, some visitors to the sleep lab
have exhibited levels as low as 15 per cent, says
Dr. Moffat. Using highly advanced technology,
the electrodes feed infonnation into a computer
which graphs all the information for the doctors
and technicians to study.
For central sleep apnea, some success has been
achieved in reducing, the number of apneic
episodes with medications such as imipramine
and chlorimipramine, or low -flow supplemental
oxy�Ven during sleep. However, for obstructive
sleep apnea, the solution often involves a con-
tinuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device,
a small medical compressor which forces room
air through a mask into the throat, holding it open,
thus preventing the apneic episodes.
Although patients currently must go into the
lab for a polysomnograph, advancing technology
will allow testing to he done in the home with
portable units, with data being sent by modem to
the main clinic in the not -so -distant future, says
Dr. Moffat. Likewise, he envisions that the pres-
sure flow of a CPAP device will he able to be ad-
justed via telecommunications.
Already, the advent of computers has stream-
lined sleep research incredibly. Holding a stack
of paper about six inches thick, a sleep technician
at the lab displays the amount of paper used for
one patient during one night's sleep before the
transition to computers. Since each patient's
records had to be stored for seven years, the re-
quired storage space was phenomenal. Now, pa-
tients' data is stored on compact disks. Since com-
puterization, the Oshawa lab has recorded over
2W disks. each holding the data of 20 patients. —
Recent research per-
formed at the Department of
Sports Medicine at the
Heinrich -Heine University of
Dusseldorf. Germany showed
that gelatine reduced pain and
inflammatory symptoms in
patients.
With an increase in the
average longevity of the pop-
ulation, the number of people
with degenerative joint dam-
age is increasing. Disorders
of the back and spine, espe-
cially arthritis, appear today
in approximately 45 to 60 per
cent of those individuals 40
to 60 year old.
Gelatine was found to
encourage a regenerative
process. The collagen amino
acid, hydroxproline, the pri-
mary agent responsible for
regenerative action, was
assimilated from the gelatine.
Corroboration by other exten-
sive, placebo-controlled stud-
ies traced that to the fact that
prostaglandins are anti-
inflammatory and analgesic
(pain -relieving).
Another placebo -designed
study researched the effects
of gelatine in respect to
strength and endurance dur-
ing training sessions, while
simultaneously measuring the
assimilation rate of amino
acid found in the gelatine.
It was found the joint
problems that occurred, espe-
cially during the initial phase
of strenuous training, were
significantly reduced. This
had a positive effect on
strength and endurance in the
group receiving gelatine.
The studies do not refer to
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hydrolysates, which go
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vidually in the intestine.
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PACT 'ecstatic' with call for study on health effects of Pickering dump
0 Community group says
independent study a step
closer with Durham
request to Metro Toronto
PICKERING -- An environmental
group is "delighted" an independent study
could he conducted into the health
effects of the Brock West dump in 1
Pickering.
"%h'e're ecstatic. We always want- v>
ed a health study," Pickering -Ajax
Citizens Together (PACT) for the
Em ironment chairman David Steele
says.
Durham Region Council voted
last week to request Metro Toronto »<
pay for an independent study of what
effects the Metro -owned landfill has
on nearby residents' health.
"We're delighted. We had to go
through the red tape and the bureau-
crats to come out with a health
study." Mr. Steele adds.
PACT spent $25.0(1) to commis-
sion Dr. Rosalie Bertell to conduct a
health study around the dump, which
found children playing in or near
Duffins Creek ,%ere at a higher risk
of suffering from asthma or edema.
Dr. BertelI's
Health Profile of $.
Arca Children
report w as
released in Ma\ of'
1995.
A review of Dr. i-aw
Bertell's report by
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Miller of the Uni-
versity of Toronto David
and Dr. Martin Steele
Tavlor of McMas-
ter Uni%ersity
found her study flawed but added
there is the possibility people living
near the dump could be exposed to
hazardous chemicals.
Drs. Miller and Taylor also call
for an independent study of the
dump's effects.
Dr. Miller. chairman of the U of
T's Department of Preventive Medi-
cine and Biostatistics, and Dr. Tay-
lor, chairman of Mc Master's Depart-
ment of Geography, were asked by
Durham Council to review Dr.
Bertell's report.
They say there were "major defi-
ciencies" with Dr. Bertell's study in
the wav the suryev was conducted,
the small sample sire used and the
inadequate anal sis of the data.
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fill have occurred (and) that some of the
illnesses reported in children are attribut-
able to such exposures."
And, closing the dump in November
won't reduce the health problems, they
add.
"A full-blown health study is needed
and Metro should pity." Mr. Steele says.
"I'm ecstatic. Every level of government
refused to help. We spent our own money
to prove it health study was needed. We did
a fantastic job for two deans to agree with
us."
An independent health study would
take about two years to complete and cost
about $2 million.
"Metro owns the site. If they don't pay
for a health study, play polities and not do
the right thing. PACT will address it," Mr.
Steele says.
"Who knows" what PACT might do'?
"We'll have to speak to our lawyers."
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Four local artists takepart in huge Durham show
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Children will create their own
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The two-day festival at Elgin Park
include display of thousands of
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part of one of the province's largest
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July 21.
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the halfway point of their Riding for
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Around Durham Region
Car crashes into Whitby house,
driver escapes with minor injuries
BY STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM SrAFF
WHITBY -- Commercial artist
Ugis Bruveris's plans for a quiet Tues-
day morning working out of his office
at his Henry Street home ended with a
crash just after 10 a.m.
The Whitby resident was busy
working on a design when he heard the
screeching sounds from a collision
outside of his home and went to inves-
tigate.
"1 heard the noise so I went to the
window to see what it was. Then I felt
a big thump." Mr. Bruveris said
Wednesday.
That thump was the impact from a
1985 Toyow. which jumped the curb
after being hit by another vehicle.
knocked down a stop sign. barrelled
through his bushes and slammed into
the side of his home at 200 Henry St.
1 was actually quite surprised
when it happened. I heard it and I actu-
ally felt it too." Mr. Bruveris said.
Police said the collision occurred
when a jeep travelling westbound on
Colborne Street West went through a
stop sign and struck the southbound
Toyota, which caused the elderly dri-
ver to lose control, beginning a costly
sequence of events.
"The jeep was coming through the
stop sign and I said to myself, 'Oh no,
there's going to be an accident'." said
witness George Kostesku, a Whitby
resident who was driving behind the
Toyota.
"The Toyota changed directions
after beino hit and drove over the stop
sign and onto the lawn. It went through
a whole bunch of bushes and right into
the house." he said. "I guess the driver
was in a bit of shock from the impact
and didn't hit the brakes."
A 27 -year-old Holiday Drive
woman. who was charred with failing
to observe a stop sign. and a 73 -year-
old Dundas Street woman suffered
minor injuries.
Both vehicles received estimated
damage valued at 53.000 each,
Durham Regional Police 18 Division
Inspector Walter Hall said.
While insurance adjusters hadn't yet
estimated the value of damage to the
house, the crash caused a 10 -inch
crack to the home's foundation, said
Insp. Hall.
The Toyota left tire tracks through
the home's front lawn and damaged a
few bushes.
Mr. Bruveris said the accident
"added some spark" to an otherwise
dull work day.
Then again, cars crashing into their
home, which is situated on the busy
intersection. are becoming a humdrum
event at the Bruveris residence.
"At least this time the car hit the
side of the house. The List time this
happened, a car drove right into the
front porch," sighed Mr. Bruveris,
referring to a similar accident two win-
ters ago in which a car drove into the
veranda.
"I think people need to be a little
more aware when they are driving."
Firefighters fight arson with education
BV BRIAN LEGREE
DL KHAM 5-IAIT
OSIIAW'A -- A kid's curiosity about
fire can be deadly.
Each year in Canada. about 1,300
tires are started by kids playing with
matches and lighters.
Ron Lockey. a fire prevention offi-
cer with the Oshawa Fire Department.
has heard -- and seen -- the stories.
"There was one boy, who was five,
who was eating cereal and noticed a
lighter on the kitchen counter," says
Mr. Lockey. "His mother was sleeping,
SAL) he picked it up, started flicking it
and eventually went downstairs and
started lighting papers on fire."
The end result was a S5.000 fire at
an Oshawa home. Fortunately, no one
was hurt.
Others aren't as fortunate. Each vear
fires in Canada started by children
cause an average of 20 deaths, 150
burn injuries and $14 million in prop-
erty damage.
Experimentation with fire is the
cause of 33 per cent of the fires which
kill children under the age of five.
Local fire departments are trying to
reduce those horrifying statistics by
educating kids, particularly those
involved in incendiary incidents.
Currently about 60 children in the
Oshawa-Whitby-Clarin2ton area are
enrolled in The Arson Prevention Pro-
gram for Children (TAPP-('). says
Drew Armstrong of the Whitby Fire
IX-partment who co-ordinates TAPP-
C in Durham Re,ion.
The program is aimed at children
aged three to 17 who have encountered
problems with firese:tting. It's a strictly
voluntary program which recognizes
that for many youths. frresetting is a
behavioral problem that can be cor-
rected with a combination of education
and psychological counselling.
The program began in Durham
Region two years ago after being intro-
duced in Toronto in 1990. says Ron
Lockey, a fire prevention officer with
the Oshawa Fire Service.
"Before TAPP-C, we'd just go visit
parents of kids who started a fire, talk
to them and show a video," says Mr.
Lockey. But now kids undergo four
hour-long sessions with fire prevention
officers and are strongly urged to take
part in counselling sessions. Parents
can volunteer to join the program, as
well. "Parents have some responsibil-
ity, they can't leave things like match-
es and lighters lying around," says Mr.
Armstrong.
"We advise parents to seek the
assistance of professional help, often
when a kid starts a fire it's a cry for
help," says Mr. Lockey. "They want
attention. Usually when parents come
to us they've exhausted everything and
they're turning to the fire department
for help. The program is positive rein-
forcement. there's no negativity."
Judgment
Day nears
for Oshawa
green thumbs
OSHAWA -- Judgment day is coming.
On Aug. 15 and 16, judges from the Canada -wide
Communities in Bloom competition will be in Oshawa to
grade the city's greenery as it competes against Burnaby,
B.C., Richmond, B.C., Surrey, B.C., and Saskatoon,
Sask. in a competition for cities with a population
between 100,001 and 300,000.
The aim of the program is to involve communities in
improving the visual appeal of Canada's cities, towns and
villages, says a Communities in Bloom news release.
To gear up for the national competition, the city is
holding its own Community
Gardens and Environ-
ment Competition.
There are six differ-
ent categories for the compe-
tition:
- Residential A - front view of
a single family dwelling
• Residential B - front view of
multiple dwelling facing the
street (condo, apartment)
• Streetscape - front view of
„cores (minimum of eight homes)
" on one side of strut (nomination by
ward councillor only)
• CommercialAndustrial site - front view of site
(workplace, etc.)
• Environment site - view front open space such as
park/greenbelt
- Institutional site - front view of site (school, church,
daycare, etc.)
Judging will take place in the first two weeks of
August, just prior to judging in the Communities in
Bloom competition. Winners in each category will
receive a framed certificate.
Agencies win education
DURHAM -- A number of Durham agencies
were recently presented with the Durrtarn Board of
Education's Director's Platinum Award for Commu-
nity Paruiership.
The award, presented by the school board's inter-
im director, Clarets Prins, recognizes a single,
unique initiative to improve or enhance student
learning.
Partners who received the award include Central
Lake Ontario Catselvation Authority (CLOCA),
Whitby Rotary Club, Durham Board of Education's
award for Whitby project
outdoor and environmental education department,
Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School
Board, Town of Whitby's Parks and Recreation
Department and Henry Kortekaas and Associates
Inc.
For the past four years CLOCA has been
involved in a naturalization and beautification pro-
ject of the Pringle Creels Valleyland in Whitby. Him-
dreds of students, through experienced -based kwn-
ing, are devekVing a new awareness and apprecia-
tion of natural wildlife habitaL
Cabbie fends off knife attack by teenagers
BY STEPHEN SHAW
WHITBY -- A quick -thinking cabbie fend-
ed off two teenage girls, one who held a knife
to his throat as the other threatened him with a
steel pipe, during an attempted robbery in
Whitby early Wednesday morning.
Whitby -based Circle Taxi driver Stephen
Huff cut his hand while grabbing the blade of
the knife to make his escape.
"It felt like a wide blade. l grabbed the blade
with one hand and held it away from my neck,
and at the same time I opened the door with my
other hand and jumped out of the car."
Durham Regional Police say the 33 -year-old
cabbie picked up two female passengers,
described as in their late teens, at the Shell ser-
vice station at Hwy. 2 and Jeffrey Street around
3 a.m.
The pair asked to be dropped off at Palmer-
ston Avenue Public School, telling the driver
"they didn't want their parents to see them
coming home so late," Mr. Huff says.
When the cabbie stopped at the school,
one woman grabbed his hair from beh,
and held a knife to his throat.
The other woman leaned forward
and threatened him with a small, red
i
p O"One said 'Give me your money' and
the other was saying 'Don't try any-
thing'," Mr. Huff recalls.
After he jumped out of the car, the pair
fled and were last seen running behind the
school.
Although shaken by the attack — "only the
second time the company has had a driver
robbed in its history, about 20 years" — Mr.
Huff got back in his cab, radioed to dispatch for
help and tried unsuccessfully to chase down the
suspects.
"I attempted to follow them in the car but
was blocked by steel poles in the 1widug
t, and then I roved around the neighbor-
hood looking for them."
Looking back on his actions, Mr. Huff
questions his spur-of-the-moment han-
dling of the attempted hold-up, which
he noted could have ended differently.
"I couldn't orally believe what was
Hing at the time and the fact that it
was two girls was probably the only rea-
son that, perhaps foolishly, I refused to give
in," says the Oshawa resident.
The two suspects are described as white,
between 18 and 19 years of age. One had short,
brown hair.
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SPORTS
Ajax Wanderers under=19s
tie Scottish rugby b team
AJAX — The Ajax Wanderers under -19 bays' in a 5-5 tic, Ryan Bennet scoring a try for the
rugby team was a somewhat gracious host to a Wanderers.
touring team from Scotland. On Wednesday, the under -17 boys' team
Ajax didn't win, but then it didn't lose an exhi- soundly defeated their Markham hosts 43-5.
bition game against Belmont House School of Andrew Cowling led the scoring parade with two
Glas_-o11%. S,:otland on Tue,�da`. The match ended tries. khile Stephen Hawkings had a try and a
convert. Cavin Atkins, Glen Ikeda. Greg
McArthur and Craig Law al scored one
try each, and Quentin Polka kicked
three converts.
Also on Wednesday, the women's
�._ 0-1 1 r number -one team played at home
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4 opponents 45-5. Scorers weren't avail-
/ • able.
The women's number -one team also
Played at home Saturday against
Guelph and won 25-2 1. Claudine Tyrell
had three tries, while Natascha Wesch
and Jessie Steinberg each chipped in
t- ,..:. •+""'t with a try for Ajax.
The women's number -two team did-
.4rr.�+w►, n't have enough players and lost by
default to the Toronto Nomads.
The men's number -one team was
thumped 45-26 by the Bytown Blues in
It game in Ottawa Saturday. Scorers for
Ajax weren't available.
Ajax will field two men's teams and
an under -19 boys' squad in a seven
aside tournament in Markham this
An Ajax Wanderers under -19 player tries to break free weekend.
of a tackle during an exhibition rugby game Tuesday In recent league play. the under -19
against Belmont House School of Glasgow, Scotland. team fell 15-7 to Balmy Beach of
The teams played to a 5-5 tie. Toronto. Greg Bell had a try and
photo by Andrew IwanowSki Brandon Bagnell a convert for Ajax.
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July 5 The Investigators Group 17 (MVP
Meltssa Chalker Dana Lourkn) vs Class A
Electronics 3 (MVP Megan Hopkins)
July 4 Class A Electrornos 13 (MVP
Nrckole MCDeva) vs Cherrywood
Roofing 8 (MVP Ashley Faragher,
Flora Water RelMaa 15 (MVP Kiera
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RIDING FOR HOPE
Sunday, July 14
11:30 A.M.-1:00 P.M.
(Fundraiser for Alzheimer Society)
Barbeque and presentation
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MUSIC IN THE PARK
Sunday, July 14
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Wed., Aug. 7 thru Sat., Aug. 10, 1996
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This show includes an advertisement in a special section distribute to 42,500
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stage at Centre court, included in the advertised schedule of events.
Professional sound system to be provided on stage.
PROMOTIONS
Ballots in the paper must be brought to the show to win a family trip to
Wonderland. Pickering Town Centre will promote the show in their advertising
prior to the show. The News Advertiser will promote the show in the paper
commencing June 23, 1996 and running weekly until the show. Any business
who purchases a full page ad & booth will receive sponsorship recognition in all
News Advertiser promotions commencing June 23,1996 running until the show.
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Suite $206 (Harwood Plaza)
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COMPANY EXPANDING A BIG STOP'
ATTENTION LABORERS
I' your not making a minrn ;! S50, per weeK
would like to. then read this
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NO EXCUSE'
had the same problem mm I o,re, one of Can
eadmg electrical appliance companies now let me
lou'
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10 am 5 pr VNrr ' `_ i " s ' Only
$1700:month. Must have own vehicle
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE OR PAYMENT PLAry MAT elt AVAILAbLt
General
Ir PUTTING YOUR CAREER IN MOTION 1*1 � Help
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Career Career Career rsmeuc a s wanred to rent
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AVAILABLE immediately
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• CARS KNOWLEDGE NETWORK
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* TRAINING INSTITUTIONS
* YOUR COMMUNITY AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESSES
I ITIS ONE YEAR CERTIFICATE PROGRAM LEADING TO
(' \REERS AND 1 OHS IN MOTIVE POWER (AL'TOMOTIVE
IARTS AND RELATED INDUSTRIES)
RAINING IS TUITION FREE AND PROVIDES YOU WITH
I I IE NECESSARY SKILLS TO OBTAIN A JOB IN THE FAST
1iROWIN6 AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
PREREQUISITES GRADE 12 OR EQUIVALENT
*MUST SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE
PRESELECTION PROCESS
*MUST HE ELIGIBLE TO WORK IN CANADA
* So PARTICIPANTS TO BE SELECTED
I HIS PROGRAM WELCOMES ALL MEN AND WOMEN
IN IE.RE STED IN OUR INDUSTRY.
PLEASE FORWARD YOUR RESUME BEFORE JULY 31/96
BYHAIL TO:
CAREER CHOICES FOR YOUTH
P.O. BOX 153, 1740 KINGSTON ROAD.
PICKERING ONT. LI V 2R4.
Canada
BODO copixM>
Class A.B.C.D.Z. IR�
• Bus courses available
• One.on.pte or group • Fleet training
• Trainirg available- 24 hours per day
• Air brake course • Dangerous goods • Log book
• Border aossli gs • Defensive driving course
PAYMENT PLAN
AVAILABLE AJAX
CUS7OMLIEDCOIMORAiETIWa1G _ Ik1EE,3NUR
FOR All FLEET SSS q AJAXASK US NDW TIE CAM SRIF YOU ItI O � P.fll
General
H*
PEOPLE who want to
e money immediately
needed in Oshawa Ad -
sing Company. Call
Collins at 728-4897+/
lents Welcome.
t Help
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Active Machinery movers
wanted 1 DZ/AZ with ma-
chinery experience. imme-
diate position. Call (416)
463.2101 or (905) 686-
8742.
tC,eneml
Help
AUTO Glass installer with
minimum 2 years experi-
ence, some plate glass ex-
perience preferred. Call
Paul 726-6394.
_art t:me ^ours. full-time
Nair up to S5601week work
Ig 5 30-10 30 Monday
-
'hursday. 112 day Satur
fay Must be over 18. ener-
7etic Car required Call
'Yow (905)404-0403
TWO POSITIONS avail-
able at Veterinary Hospital
n Pickering. int. Recep-
iiorkstpart twrw approx 18
^Ours per week. includes
aderttale Sat. mommgs
•2. Kennel worker atter-
-ate weekends. suitable for
student Apply by resume
,nly to ROsebank Animal
Hospital 1414 Rosebank
Rd P,ckenng L1V 1P4 no
phone calls pease
BEAUTY SALON re -
,res part-Bme Licensed
Stylist for Ajax Salary/
Commission Call Rita 619-
8839
BUSINESS IS piclimg up
need -c,e people lo, -cal
wholesale company full
tme only. call Margaret
28-0115
CHIT CHATS Sports
Lounge 3 Rasia�iant Ap.
piications now being ac-
cepted for full-time short of.
der cooxs.pan-time bar
lender, pease drop off
,esumes at 965 Dundas St
W Whitby LIP 1G8 an'n
Diane
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser requests
that advertisers ;fleck
their ad upon publication as
News Advertiser will not be
resporlylble for more than
one Incorrect Ins~ and
there Shah be no habilty tot
non -insertion of any adver-
tisemerit. Llablhy for er-
rors in ads is limited to the
arnourd paid for Bre space
occupying the error. All
copy is subte(:t to the ap-
proval of management of
News AdreAiser.
COMPUTER USERS
WANTED. Guaranteed
steady work. (Word pro-
cessing, date entry. etc. )
Great income!!! Call 1 -BOD -
337 -SM
DRAPERY Manufacturer
in Pickering Village seeks
experienced sewing help.
Call (905)428-0717.
WANT=
Pickering area Tax
Company.
requires Drivers
immediately
Full I part tithe
686-0467
General lj_
Help
EARN s62'WEEK '
h,.•^p' L gri 355emC y er-
ical. Call 24 Mrshot line
(4'6)635.2701 code 6
ALSO earn $100rbooK
T V . script you read
home' 1416)635-2791
EXPERIENCED waitress
wai,e, •uI� •,me or part -tine
apply after 2p m Kathryn's
Grill 6 Bar 376 K�rgvon Rd
Pickering
FENCE
INSTALLERS
REQUIRED
I-xpcncn.cd m
nklusinal. comnrrcial
and reskknhal ;turn
link ark' eukk rail
(905)%23-1200
FIRST COOK 8 s
der cook. mer, : b, ranlr.-
raM , catenng hail Expen-
ence necessary Fax re.
sumo to 905623.225' or
matt to 1000 Bloor St E
Oshawa LIM 8S1
GAILLIND
Requires
Cleaners, days
and evenings
dnvers license
an asset.
683-4134
HAIRSTYLISTS 8 -even'
grads requirea for down-
town Whitby satin, training
available. no clientele re-
quired call 666-3805
HOW WOULD you like to
earn GREAT CASH selling
Toronto Sun subscriptions
Earn 513-17,order' Choose
your own hours' Start im-
mediately, Contact Scott
Robinson or Mike Freder.
icks (416)431-7744 or 1-
800-994-9295.
MASSEY'S requires Line
cook. Able to work all posa-
bons, rights. weekends etc.
with several years expen-
ence. Proficiency in .,%--
necessary, appy in person,
resume preferred 774 Liv-
erpool Rd. S Pickenng.
MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron-
to's fastest growing agency
seeks extras for klm and TV
work all types. ho exp. req -
Earn $7-S22.t10/hr. Work
guaranteed. We pace peo-
ple on movie sets every
day. Call Jonathan
(416)961-2226.
SALES Closers wanted.
Must be positive & enthu-
siastic. Direct in-home
sales experience preferred
but not essential. Excellent
commission structure. AM
leads8 tratnung provided.
Reliable car a must. Call
Moe (906)426-2022.
SECRET SHOPPERS
needed $10 -$15 per hour
Appy on the ntemet
www•secretshopneNcom).
STYLIST required, re-
cently graduated. training
in hair-colounng/permingi
toils provided. Must be ex-
penenced. Ask for Joe 905-
831-6531
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
We are a Distributor and Integrator In
the field of Power Protection, Security
8 Environmental Enclosures. and
Data -Comm. Network Management
Peripherals, for the electronic and
computer Industry.
We are seeking an experienced sales
professional who can work indepen-
dently and has a successful tract
record In generating new account
sales. You should also have good
time management skills and drive to
succeed. technical aptitude is an as-
set.
Position offers a progressive com-
pensation package consisting of sal-
ary, commission, bonus, car allow-
ance, and benefits. Income potential
is unlimited with 1 St. year earnings
expected to be 60k or more for the
right Individual.
Apply with resume to:
File # 9657
Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481. Oshawa, Ont.
L1 H 71_5
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Required Immediately
ExPERMNCED
ADVERTISING SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
Minimum 2 years experience.
Telephone Directory Sales and layout
experience an asset.
If you are outgoing, highly motivated,
and have a positive attitude and are
dedicated to overall customer
satisfaction, we would like you to join
our winning team.
Existing and new accounts. training.
commissions and base pay.
Mail or fax resume to
Ajax / Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax
Ontario, L1 S 2H5
Fax. LII 619-9068
Gerwal
Hel P
STYLIST wanted full time
and part time. immediate
position for busy salon.
Salary plus commission.
Call 723--8030.
TAXI DRIVERS and van
drivers needed. full or
Part-time. must be over 25,
contact Bev. 10a.m. -3p.m.
Monday -Friday, 571-1331,
or apply to 190 waterloo
Unit 1A, (upstairs) Oshawa.
TELEMARKETERS needed
immediatety, full-time. Call
Jeff Peters at 1-800-268-
0600 ext. 608.5300
Office
Help
IF you are manned. single
single parent, separated or
divorced you may quality
for Financial Assistance.
DIP/CERT, programs avail-
able: Quark, Illustrator.
Photo shop, Director.
Premier, Access. Accpac.
Autocad. C++, Visual Basic.
Unix. Novell Engineer.
Windows N.T. Small Talk.
Power Point, Word, Excel,
Durham Business Comput-
er CoM W. 427-3010
PART TIME bookkeeper
position (approx. 20 hrs.
week) available imme-
diately In small local con-
struction office. Computer
and manual bookkeeping
skills required. Accpac Plus
knowledge a must. Send
resume to. Med-Tn Devel-
opments. RR95. Oshawa
Ont. LIM 81_7
IMAGE PAC
ige Pac, : n ; I,,r , ! \lac\tlllan
hurst and leader in specialty
rugated products is currently seeking
Ontano certitled millwright
INDUSTRIAL MILLWRIGHT
MECHANIC
successful ,ai didate -.% ill have
npleted the required apprenticeship
gram and have a minimum of '_ Fears
lted experience in the maintenance of
-.duction equipment Experience with
-rugators would be a definite asset.
otter a competitive salary along
h comprehensive benetits It you are
erected In a challenging positron
:. th a dynamic organization, please
1d or tax your resume, in contidence, by
y 2h, 14%, to
Human Resources Supervisor
Image Pac, a division of
;MacMillan Bathurst
30 Islington Ave.
Toronto, Ontario 1187 4.%S
Fat: (416) 2;4-3306
\ aycncics or tcicphonc Lull. I)rca.c Nc
.1k all applicants. howc%cr. only tho.c
....:cr consideration will he contactc(1
I'': •.nous applicant, need not apply
Saks 09w6u, Dental
oS
IE Help /Agents
COPY AND PRINT slop
Sales Rep Must nave ',d
i, -;wedge of 1,/1,c some
krow,edge of Biroery Co -
our and BlacK 8 Wr to
copying Must De self mot,
eared Fax resume to 905
420-8933
MATURE Sales Person
warte'o '^,, glass company
Must have own veh.cie
Contact Pel 728394
TWO SALES REPRESEN-
TATIVES Ground floor op-
portunities exist with an es-
tablished company. new in
the Durham marketplace
We have a proven product
with international accept-
ance It you were to de-
scribe yourself as bright.
quick, fresh and career-on-
ented with the desire to
earn in excess of 550.000
per year. then call Jeff Pet-
ers at 1-800-269-06W ext.
608-5300 Fax resume to.
905-420-8421
Skilled
Help
BINDERY FOLDER OP-
ERATOR Required .Must be
experienced in all aspects
of folding, and additional
knowledge of cutting and
stitching would be helpful.
Contact Phil Mercer at Ma-
racle Press Limited. Osha-
wa at 905-723-34M
EXPERIENCED con-
struction supervisor com-
mercial and industrial Su-
pervise all sub -trades. re-
sponsible & coordinate all
ongoing projects Interper-
sonal and communication
skills Organized, energetic
Hand Deliver resume to
J W Contracting. 630 Eu-
clid St. Whitby
FULL TIME :ental recap
hon,s, a,. • irl Motivated
team player with two years
reception experiences a
must Please Fax -esume
to 905.427.9651 Cao
905-427.1443
91 Daycare
Wanted
NANNY We ;n !Out. for 3
beautitui French speak.g
children. 4 1:2. 3. 3 -
Pokermg. Start late Aug
Must speak French ncn-
smoker 420-2047
Daycare
e Available
Child care re-
quired for two
month old in m%
home. References
required.
416-331-8102
leave message
ailable in my home.
71her of two. I can han-
i any hours. Very rea-
nable rates. Lots of
C Safe happy envy
nment First aide and
)R training.
Please call Debbie
905-683-5844
DAYCAREin our home
Whites Rd Smoke and pet
tree. Clean, safe. toys,
crafts and educational
games Call 420-1602
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EXPERIENCED babys,t
ter available Loving and
reliable Any age welCOme
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references available Brock
and Pickering Parkway
area Please call Mara
4280756
SOUTH A,ax 5 minutes
St James Dulcins Bay
scnouis, references and re
ce�pts. Block parem. back
up care. lam -5 30p m
Catherine
SOUTH AJAX, AJAX. -:event
tlat: a•e1 tea's expert
ence Reliable, affordable
Happy environment Huge
playground 8 lots more 6
months and up Will pro
vide receipts References
upon request 686-8719
' Firewood
FIREWOOD Apple. Oak,
Maple Beech Low paces
Free Delivery Serving
Picke^ng. Ajax Whitby and
Oshawa DURHAM FIRE-
WOOD 427-4741
SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire-
wc-1 hardwood b soft-
wood mixeci. pre cut or br0
ken delivery avadable
large & small loads Limited
time offe, can +905430-
9013
Flea
Market
tI a Fluorescent light fix-
tures : vTOere with covers
5250 Can 725-2383
CHESTERFIELD and two
Chairs ID, sate Recovered 1
year ago Exceuent condi
bon S375 686-1453
WASHER. dryer I'gl.s.
rT^^ : a'ge capacity)
Great condition 5450 o b o
Cal 683-9373
WLIDER 'lexband workou'
bene^ never used $15C
Exercycle S50 Call 427-
72 70
grp. wn amore's
Berry Farm
Pick your own/
Ready Picked
STRAWBERRIES
8100 Steeles Ave. E., Markham
Phone 905-294-3275
for Crop Report
Articles
for Sale
LIKE new sola (off white)
$650 Antique wall tele-
phone (converted) $495.
Antique cart (great coffee
table) $175. Dishwasher
(almost new` $425 Other
items (905' 666-5308
60- PIONEER T.V co-
ou'ed ^ew neve' used
Call 697 -1 161
AIR Condrboner. $150
1 r41 Kawasaki Jet Ski 440
52000 305 576-0132
BE COOL.' Auto window
5 -entra: a,r conditioning
service Best paces Fast.
•?liable service 905725-
=708
BUSINESS REDUC-
TION SALE tree punter.
580. ti god spider 51500.
Bnlrion seeder $300 mig
welder. $400 2 ccha�n ho-
�sts 5100 each. 2 air cond-
tioners 5100 each. 81 Ford
5 ton dumptruck 52.500
Round pen $1.000 West
em saddles d brd}ais50-
lar dish. $1.000 Call Ron
(7051 786-3.t 11
CARPET , •ooms. $299.
pn-e ncc.-oes 30 yards of
carpet, premium pad . and
installation Sal 905 432-
2750
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only S369 00 Price in-
WANTED: 29 people to
lose up to 30 pounds by
cludes 30 Sq yds carpet.
Labour Day All natural,
Sale 40% off everything.
doctor recommended Ask
deluxe pad and installation
In your home Free quota-
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pad. expert installation. fast
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delivery. free estimates 130
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yards) Norman 686 2314
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please contact Fred Eismont
COMPUTERS - NOTE -r
at 576-9335, or 683-0707
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BOOKS. new and .sed
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New DX 66'5 $1.695. new
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or fill out this coupon
Pentium NB's 75's 16 MB
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differences choices Used
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from $195 386 Desk tops
Classified Department
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terns color monitors
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from $899 PCM CIA CE
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865 Farewell St.
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News Advertiser
•' ' Improvements
'MISTER CHEAP - Home
improvements rK fooms.rn
law apanments. additions,
fences. decks etc Li-
censed for over 20 years.
all work guaranteed nor
Free estimate can Ernie
WINDOW
REPAIRS
a free
905-839-3998.
BUDGET 806E
DIQROVFa1ENTS
Basement Apts.,
Rec-rooms, plumbing.
Additions, electrical,
drywall, decks.
ceramic tiling &
countertops
15 yrs. Exp.
call Mano
(905) 619.4663.
cel. (416) 560.4663
moved, relocated Excellent
rates. Free estimates Elec-
trostatic air cleaners, hu.
nxdrbers Big. Small lobs
Call Paul 428-0295
DMImprovenrlents
C i R Maintenance Build
.ng repairs and renovations
electrical, plumbing, ce-
ramic tiles, carpentry From
small repairs to major ren-
ovations Fully guaranteed,
tree estimates (905)432-
8931
EUROPEAN tole special-
ist. will renovate your bath-
room, or kitchen walls. as
well as floor tiles Good ref.
erences and satisfaction
guaranteed For free esti-
mates call D Dykstra 725-
4913
Interior and exterior
repairs, renovations
and construction. Fast
and clean profession-
al work guaranteed.
Craig, 646-1913
GENERAL CARPEN-
TRY, free estimates. house
additions, basements,
decks, tnm work, door in-
stallation, baseboards.
sheds. roof repairs. (905)
619-2930 Bill Jr
J.S. ARMSTRONG
DEV. INC. Specializing
in custom homes, additions,
renovations, rec rooms and
basement apartments. Res-
idential and commercial.
Serving Durham Region for
over 15 yrs Free consulla-
ton Call Jeff 905-428-
5706.
[^*N00;CJr1 1
•/ ' Irttproveftlenls
MISTER POST HOLE,
augured post holes, sening
of posts in concrete Sena
tubes installedall work
guaranteed (905) 665-
0400
P.H.P.S(post Boles /
posts set) Post holes
drilled, all concrete sup-
plied , Sono tubes installed,
Bobcat Services, available.
Cedar 8 pressure treated
lumber All work guar.
anteed Serving Durham for
12 years Access code 404.
8036/wart for the dial tone
Otal (905) 349-3636
RENOVATIONS
BY W.LEAVER
Additions, second stones,
finished IoSi , bath-
rooms, decks, tile 6 wood
floors, doors & windows,
guaranteed and re4able
call Waller
(905)424-2145
RENOVATIONS, Cabi-
netry, basements, Kitchens,
Additions. Carew Co. 432-
6865
SIGON Construction Ltd..
serving Durham Region for
19 yrs. Additions, sundecks,
patio doors. windows, rec-
rooms, flagstone, free esti-
males. 905.576-5760
fe Heating/Air
Condition
QUALITY central air and
furnaces. Completely in-
stalled from $1195 Free
estimates. No money down.
financing available Call
905263-8784 or 1-800-
295-0705
CONTENT SALE: Sola 8
loveseat $499 Pine bar w.
canopy $120 York 2001
$99 Rowing machine S60
Dinette suite 5225 Dresser
wmirror $45 23' TV S50
905683.7931 or 905 683
5852
BEAM CENTRAL -VAC
System $1,'5 Upright freez
• Kenmore 17 cu it lex
Lured white $450 All in ex
plient. like new condition
-05-430-0218
Custom Made Engage
rnentBand yet Approx 5k
Diamond Appraised
$ t 200 00 Asking $600 00
O B O 7 months old Call
(905) 6657537 after bpm
DINING room suite. 9
pieces. asking $895 Kdch
en table wi6 chairs. S195
Antique butter. $250 Can
905-831-1822
DINING ROOM Suite. ap-
-roximately 90 years old,
<oled walnut, asking
5`160000 call 728-4237
HOT SUMMER DEALS.
New Pent,,,., 100 com
:fete system price $1849.
.IVC 288 modems $199.
%lona) Kombat It S60 The
on King S35. Compton's
-ew media CD S35. Fatty
Pears $55 . All expert titles
s 16 . Clanngton Computers
,64 Baseline Rd Bowman
.,Ile Tel 19051697 3059
r ax 1905)697.1817
LARGE microwave $65.
0 speed racer bike $90.
adies 5 speed bike $60.
:. ack b white portable TV
X60. electric downngger,
ld S reel $275. bar -be cue
pith full tank $50 AN above
b o 668-4210
LIKE NEW' Kenmore
naa^e• S 9rye, $725 /parr
t ureka central vac unit
2575 Five piece dining
Orn 50 Oak TV stand
75 Exercise bike $150
ome tent ;75 Four piece
)Nee table set 5375 Can
)5-721 7574
MOTORCYCLE / GUF
TARS 1979 1100 Spe
ai 2 eats. helmets, $1200
rclkartvna COUStiC Elea
` c cutawayA550o 438-
343
1
Y
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
Why pay retail prices) One
of Ontario's oldest and lar
gest manufacturers is now
selling direct to the public
Eg solid oak 7 pc dining -
room or 6 pc solid pine
bedroom, your choice
51995. many slain choices
Tractional Woodworking
905 985-8774
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Please
exrUS- the mess were
renocating' New and used
pianos. Not sure? Rent to
own, apt size. upright.
grand, digital, keyboards
All 1995 merchandise re-
duced! Telep Piano Works,
433.1491
ROLLER CONVEYER, 9
sections 2 ft x 10 ft with
stands Made by Mathew.
$850 or offer (613) 475-
3732
Sears Kenmore stove,
gold. S100. Sears Ken-
more washer 8 dryer, white.
5400 pair Couch d Match.
ing chair, country style.
5400 (905)571-6963 after
5pm
SHEDMAN Quality barn
style sned kr 8' x 8. SPE-
CIAL ONLY 5295 plus tax
Many other sizes and styles
available Also garages
and decks 761 McKay Rd
Unit 3. Pickering.
For more
into ca11905.619-2093
SIERRA AIR CONDITION
ER 8000 BTU. (top of the
line). brand new, asking
$550 Width 22, height 15
1/4' or will tit larger 404-
9573
Six ADULT Jacuzzi
`iii. Best Offer 905-
404-8448
SWEETHEART Natural
Silk wedding dress size 6.
never worn, $700 veil in-
dixyed Can T23-3038
KENWOOD 200 watt
compete home stereo Sys
tem 5 Disc CD. dual cas-
s•ffe, tower speakers Rent
to own by phone from
$7 5U*eek Call today
(905) 571 1413
•
Articles Articles
For Sale Wanted
on,
MIT
RCA 18- SATELLITE
WANTED CAMERAS -
DISH. digital sound/picture,
old china and glass, jewel -
remote, over 175 channels
lery. microscopes, tele -
to choose from RENT TO
scopes. binoculars and re
OWN BY PHONE Only
lated Mems. Clocks, walch-
$8 88'week Call 905571-
es, furniture, anything old.
1413
432 1678
TOSHIBA 27- stereo tele-
Pon
Voce Data System
vision Bonus 6 yr. parts
MIT
Arts &
and labour warranty No
port
Crafts
money down Rent to own
Fed at 576-9335
by phone for as little as
5600/week Call (905)
too'S of ceramic molds for
5711413
sale - 60% off list price
Cindy or Rob 427-7099
WANTED: 29 people to
lose up to 30 pounds by
Ceramic Studio Moving
Labour Day All natural,
Sale 40% off everything.
doctor recommended Ask
Inducting greenware
howl Call toll free 1.800-
bisque, paints, Bring your
881-6782
own boxes Sat July 131h
WHAT A DEAL! Smgle
bed 1 112 yrs old $75 Sin-
gle bed 2 1/2 yrs old S50
Macintosh SE computer
and image writer 2 pnnter
$300 Helena or Ian 435-
1032
YAMAHA Glavmova digi-
tal piano. asking $1599.
'White- sewing machine in
cabinet $100. Lg Kenmore
Microwave S75. 13' Bicycle
detach training wheels
$30. 3 drawer beige filing
cabinet S20 Call
(905)430-7055
10am 12 noon 94 Wdce
Or. Call 427-7099.
CERAMIC WAREHOUSE.
New hours. 10 am - 3pm ,
Tues -Sat Victorian Santas
in stock now' Take some
ready to decorate Bisque
on your Holidays t 1333
Boundary Road Unit e3.
Oshawa, 905-725-6709
FuComputer
/Internet
NEW MUSIC a -zine
' Articles htlp 1/www durhamnews/
Wanted --alc 238/index him
Pools,
ANTIQUES Absolutely. Spa
Purchasing furniture or an
ything oid Scientific instru
mens, china, siker, advef
lining, toys, decoys, dolls.
milk bottles, collections or
estates Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049
Brookhn
NEEDED: 4 or 8
Pon
Voce Data System
Call
Fred at 576-9335
NEEDED: 4 or 8
port
Voce Data System
Can
Fed at 576-9335
UNWANTED Scrap metal
picked up fndgeS. Stoves.
washers dryers. Cars.
trucks. etc Call (905)430-
9013
HOT DEALS AVAIL-
ABLE - 16' x 24rectang
ular Kayak pool includes
decks 8 fencing $4,995
Meets local by-laws. 25yr
warranty 1-800-668-7564
Plckenng/Alax, phone 416.
798 7509
• Lost b
• Found
FOUND 3 can. short har,
1 white */some gray. 4 yrs
old. 2 tabtres. greyish
brown w/while. /-2 yrs did
Whites Rd IS 401) 420-
2332
FaxOka I"
683-7363
i , • Plumbing
ALVIN SAMEDAY
PLUMBING licensed
Plumber , no job too small,
no too too big Complete
Renovation. Free esti-
mates, great pnces, guar-
anteed lowest 905-725-
2507 or 1 -800-340-0058
Mandyman • ' Drain •
• ng
HANDYMAN with large
trader will do welding, torch
Cuffing, plumbing, tree trim-
ming and removal, lawn
care, decks, fences, electric
work, etc Any odd jobs.
Call Crag 905-430.9126.
HANDYMAN - Exterior
painting, eavestrough
cleaning, yard clean-up etc.
Free Estimates Call
(905)725-5151
HANDYMAN
Man with pickup will do
spnngflall dean up. grass
cutting. rototilkng, sod re-
moval. flower bed design,
planting and pruning. Also
small moving jobs.
Car VIC
428-8907
cm Plumbing
AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER
available NI your plumbing
needs. Complete renovations
Guaranteed lowest prices!
No job too small!! Senior
discount. (905)432-2913.
20 years at trade.
Lowest price. Job
Satisfaction. Ffee
Estimate. Job discount
to seniors. InVExt.
839-3508
PAINTING k PAPER-
HANGING. aQuality work-
mnship at reasonable
rates. Interior 6 Exterior.
Serving Oshawa 8 area for
25 years. Call 725-4681
Pro maw pakom
since 1965
IMenodextenor
pa•lbvpopwm
Waey craftsmanship
no olikpion estimates
references at request
(905)619-9630
MDeconsfing
Pnnting 4, : Moving 8 re.
, Gardening 6 • G•Merting i1 Storage Landscaping • Landscaping
TMs PAINTING
& DECOR
interior & Exterior
European WorlimandW
Fast, dears,
feliatlle ser i lCe.
420-0081
P.M
Moving i
Storage
AJAX Moving Systems - fu l
services, moves, appliance
and piano specialists. Flat
rate or hourly. We now
have heated storage units.
Now offering free boxes
with move. Park and load
special, starting at S99. and
up Call for information,
725.0005 or 427-0005.
HARRY-aTHE-MOVERS -
Move big of small. we pace
them all! Free estimates,
seniors discount, short notice
moves. Appliances moved,
also storage space avail-
able. Comparable rates.
Call 432-2850.
MEN with large truck will
do household moves. i i-
denhal, commercial. All
types of moves. Call Cad or
Jane 427-2856.
MICHALSKI MOVING -how-
es. aparultents, offices, appli-
ances and plarw specialists.
Senior and mid -month dis-
counts. Licensed, insured.
Free estimates. Excellent ser-
vice. Cas 436.7795
EVerienced
Cross MOveflt
von rates, homes,
offices, apt., etc.
Philo moving.
Padang available._
• ' Flooring,
• Carpeting
CARPET Installations - 25
years experience, to -
stretching, our speciality.
Free estimates. D b N
Duncan, 987-1799 or 987-
1800
TREE MAINTENANCE 3 REMOVA
Also tree stump removal.
Landscaping "Free Estimates"
Ci Dave 831 -ions
� Party • � Business
Services • Services
MAGICIAN, clown blends, ACCOUNTING SERVIC-
ready to entertain for any ES Reasonable rates for
age, any occasion. Birth- small business. Free initial
days. promotions, open- consultation. Fun -range o1
ings. fund raisers. Magic bookkeeping, financial
shows are fun! Lettuce statements, set-up budget -
help, 839-7057 or 728- ing, financial planning.
8334. Bus./personal taxes. John
RA681Twants work doing D. Shadoff C.G.A., Picker-
magic
for ch.. al's Partes ing, 905.839-2233.
and all occassions. Have
House my own magician. Call Er-
MGing nie 668-4932.
We dean fromE top to �. Sc vols
to. R
measonable rales. Re
liable and bondable. Call
436-2965.
• • lawn Mower
• •
LAWNMOWERS - Tune-
up, oil change, sharpen
blade, only S35. + parts.
(Pick-up/delivery from Pick-
ering to Bowmainville $5.00
charge; Oshawa/Whitby
Tree!!). NORTH STAR
SMALL ENGINE SHOP
905-728-2716.
SCHOOL
Approved by
D.SA .O
4 lessons and lest
$105.
910 Lessons $150
Full Course $259
Free pick -up and drop all
(416) 21117-3060
Garage/ Garage/s 1 ply Automobiles
Sales Yard Sas l Yard Sales Boarding For Sale
ESTATE CLEARANCE SALE
are clearing the contents of several
fates which includes a large selection of
Items such as -glass -china -silver
IdUreS & many collectables -Furniture
Ims include *washstands -dressers
hairs -tables -mirrors • and more
finished, as is, or in the rough
PRICED TO SELL
Sat. 10 am - 4pm / Sun 11 am - 4pm
ANTIQUE DISCOVERIES
78 Old Kingston Rd
between Brock Rd. & Church St. in
Pickering Village
(905)683-8243
ATTENTION: Dog Own
ers Doggie Dooley Pet
Waste Systems starting at
$54 99 up to 150 Ib wi
Dog Life Jackets starting at
$25. 32- Fire Hydrant in-
door/outdoor BEST Ball, 4-
1/2. 6', 10' Lifetime Guar
antee, Starting at $10 99
9-9. 7 days/week
(905)723-5413. Fax 723-
1466
full' Automobiles
for Sale
1977 MGB Convertible
British racing green In ex-
cellent condition $6995
Call (905)666-3538
-
$6500 certified. Call James
1982 BUICK SKYLARK, 4
(905µ28-6871
1992 DODGE Shadow.
dr, 2 8L engine Good con
5 -speed, hatchback, 2 SL,
Tuition, obNm resolution in
Pr upgrades
dition, $1200 obo 436 -
YARD SALE SIGNS
430-3370,
5244
1992 INTEGRA ACURA
1983 PONTIAC Acadian
be to take
cassette. ncon-
4 y°°r alt, sI450 cent,_
Please sure
diction, must be seen. ask-
ing $10.500 080,(905)
'led 905-728-0490
down your signs
623-9562 after 6.
198S Celebrity Wagon. big
after your yard sale
-5 cylinder, excellent condi
-ion, p s p b . extra seat in
to help keep the
,ear $3400 certified
905)436 0791
clean r�
1985 Ford Crown Victoria.
environment ••
'ebw:r •n)lo, Dec 95. body
)ood condition, best offer
.all (905)668-6503
ROAD STREET SALE
1986 Buick Le Sabre Wag
LODGE
)n 11 7,0001kms. 307, p w.
SAT. JULY 13th Sam - 2pm
a d S. climate control air.
(Rain - Sun)
)/d trans. no rust. 53150
,erl 728-0705
Tons of stuff - goalie/sports
1987 DODGE Shadow
equip., motorcycle, toys,
> door. 202K eeds water
antiques, household, etc.
:)ump & hood, uncertified.
$500 or best otter Great for
-eenagei 905-434-6467
Garage/ Moving Sale
1987 PONTIAC 6.000
Sat July 13 7am-2pm
a,, auto 'ew !res a
94 Wilee Dr. Ajax
brakes Excellent interior.
(Westney heights area)
@xtenor. a mechanics MTO
average price $3175 170
Something For Everyone
l certified. only $2300
080 728-1420
GARAGE SALE
1988 Lincoln Town Car,
33 Chapman Drive. Ajax
dark blue ina out. longe
(Harwood i Hwy 2)
paint new tires. brakes, ex
haunt. $6800 certihed 905
Saturday July 131h. 9 am - 2 pm
666-5308
Gooks, toys, household Items. etc..
1909 Pontiac 6000 wagon,
'.5 ai,, tilt. cruise. 60-40
GIANT GARAGE SALE
-'acs, gage package. cas-
Sat July 13 a Sun July 14 gam - 3pm
'irte. certified 54300 o b o
''.ill Sunday after 5pm
imps. video cabinet, radios stereo cassettes, jewellery.
3-7597
household items, something for everyone
-
S George St. Ajax
' S-10 pick snort
: .x. 79 k spoiler kit.
'rom@ wheelswill take
au,:.: matic car as deposit.
STREET GARAGE SALE
S49')5 831-8729
Ada Court, Pickering
91 BONNEVILLE S.E..
(off Shadybrook at whites Rd a Hwy 2)
4 .1, all plower plus remote
Sat July 13th rawndale Sun July 14th 8 4 pm
Veale, stn" New ores a
.labii items. toys, bicycles, books. furniture a more
;,rakes 110.000 isms 576-
1991 CAVALIER 224
GARAGE SALE
Perten coro,lor _, speed -
Sat. July 13.9-3 p.m.
air 103.000 kms. new
1963 Pine Grove Ave.
-,;!ch brakes. exhaust
Me!allk: blue $9500 905-
M Altona Rd. between Sheppard & Finch)
26:+ 2478
1991 Ford Crown Victoria,
air con 351 cu in , pis, pb.
prw. cert!hed 54750 obo
Computer Computer
725-4665
'
Video ' Video
1991 Honda Civic hatch
back ed. 73.000 kms.
d n of JVC
standar . Su ro .
stereo, Reduced for quick
sale $6.999 Call
(905)435-0549
1991 Sunbird LE. 4 door.
V6. a/c, automatic. certified.
trader hitch, 66.000 kms .
57000. Call 501
1992 Buick Skylark, V6.
fully loaded, buckets. con-
sole, 148,000 kms., 4 door,
GOLDEN RETRIEVER fe.
,,:ale pups. Born April 2nd,
$300. 1st slots and de-
wormed. 905.983.5965.
COLLIE pups for sale.
CKGregistered, eyes
_necked, first shots, female/
finale. ready to go now. Call
705)277-2528.
BARN for rent. Suitable for
!iorses etc. with pasture.
located near Lakendge/
Taunton Rd. Whitby. 905-
427 6660,
POODLE PUPS. Eight
weeks old, gorgeous Wilde
'hales. CKC registered,
shots. tattooed, written
guarantee. The perfect pet.
613-965-6321.
FREE to good home, large
adult male dog, black Lab
uointer mix, house-trained,
,bedient, an excellent
om panion. 905.509-4400
evenings
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
ASSOC. Monday night -
Puppy and Attention. Tues-
day - Pre-TriaVNovice and
Basle. Register now. Call
Bev 435-0868
Lhasa Apso pups for sale.
Non shedding, ran allergic,
health guarantee, vet nee-
dled. House training stan-
ed. Payment terms avail-
able. (705) 786-3124.
TEAM OBEDIENCE nett
classes (Puppy.Novice)
start July 27, 31 Weekday
evening and Saturday
classes available; with
small classes guaranteed.
430-0025.
1993 Geo. $3100. 1994
Corsica $10.500. Call
(905)432-9097.
1993 SATURN SCt,
auto, a/c, am/fm cassette,
aquamarine with grey in-
terior, 66.000hm, $11,250.
Cam 9175.433-2322.
1995 Lumina APV, 16
months remaining on
GMAC Smartleass. Call for
more information
(905)576-7353.
89 LEBARON CONVERT-
IBLE, new roof, new brakes,
stored winters, automatic,
no rust, air condtroning,
55200. can after 5pm. 905-
668-6183.
95 Ford Escort- 5sp, CD.
Air, Full warr. Mint Gond.
$1500.00 down take over
lease or 11,50000 Call
430.8389 or 665-7537 after
6:00pM
BLUE 1988 Pontiac Sun
bird $1400 O B O Call
430-8386 Sunroof. PS .
PB Auto
1991 Chev Sprint con.
venible, auto arni cass
67,000 km certified 55500
obo. Dave 576.6130
WOLF'S BIRTHDAY SALE
OF SALES Over 40 re
conditioned and certified
vehicles at fantabulcus
prices eg 1992 Aero Star
Sport van. loaded $10.995.
19W Satan, white, loaded
$9495. 1991 Voyageur. air,
burgundy, mint, now
$10.595. 1987 Nissan King
Cab. auto, 135 kms $5295
1990 Cavalier, an. auto.
$3595, 00
1988 Pontiac 60
LE air. auto. 126.000 km
mint $5295, 1993 Plymouth
Colt new style S4995.
1990 Lumina Euro. loaded
58695. 1987 Subaru wag-
on perfect 4x4 $3995
1990 Grand Prix LF load
ed. white 58295. 1989
Buick Park Avenue, navy
blue, loaded. ,.,her
56995. 1995 F rely. lease
for S14960/mo buy 58595
1993 Plymouth Coit 5
speed. new style, excellent
54995. 1991 Cavalier R S .
31 V5 loaded. coupie only
$6495, 19W F,,ebvd.:-lop.
loaded. 57695. 1985 Tem
Po. auto, one 'owner
$1695. 1990 Celebrity
Wagon air. auto. Al
$4995 Come to Certicar
Auto Centre, 155 k ^,3 St
West at Midtown M.i, 579-
2886 Open everyday
Where Customers Send
Their Friends'
Auto Parts
& Repairs
1988 Corvette engine,
aluminum heads. complete
make an offer Call
(9051427-7270
otorcycles
1981 HONDA 900 cus-
tom. 24 0001km tO speed,
air shocksback rest, wind
shield. crash bars. new
Dunlops. excellent condi-
tion, $1300 obo 905.432-
6871
1982 75(1 HONDA Night -
Hawk Only 10.000 kms.
come with faring and crash
bars Excellent condition
Must sell $1850 Call Terry
905839-5049
HARLEY '96 Sportster low
k,* o^nary controls. K,^g
tank yWuxe seat. lot= -,1
chrer^.e a mere 59.700
obo Call 576-4688 alter
spm
o Marine
14- ALUMINUM coat with
3`_ f ii y ...',r )r and
trailer and dep!h tinder Ex-
cellent running condition
Great fishing boat 51600
obo 305-435-5427
25 FT SAIL BOAT Tanze,
75. F„liy equipped Ir ex
cellent condition Many ex
tras 512.000 Cail 305-
566-3538
SAILBOAT " if FD A-1
con':,tion : -,ells of sails. 2
trariers. $1 uvu 683-8431
Automobiles Recreational
Wanted E Vehicles
A 3 A TOWING. Pay $50-
SSC::- _as^ '- used a
scrap cars a trucks 24 hrs
7 days Call 905 586 5003
or 905-7065234. 30 min
service
Cash For Cars
Minimum S40 Midsize.
Minimum S80 Full sue.
Up to $5.000.
Scrap and
Good used cars
_, .• us a SII Irr your in-
n ited vehicles 30
Ices pick-up 7 days
4 ' Ojm Call us first
(9051 509-5584
(4116) 571-2155
AUTOMOBILES
t•'..Cks wanted ter scrap
Any condition, any age,
free removal in the Durham
Regan, cash pard Also
n„eded. '75 to '87 Chev or
GMC pickup tow parts Call
anytime. Oshawa 431-
0407
CARS FOR CASH' 'We
bu't -,ed verliaes len,
des must be in running
condition Call 427-2415 or
come to 479 Bayty St East.
Ajax at MURAD AUTO
SALES
EL CAMINO wanted.
80's 705 786-2759
Trucks
for Sale
1990 Dodge Ram pick up.
V8, 318. 110.000 km Cap
transmission cooler, cruise.
new tires, fuel injected,
summer/winter weather
fronts, excellent condition.
$9500 certified obo. 983-
9253 eve or weekends.
vxw
4 Wheel Drive
1984 ASTRID van, load-
ed. 247,000km, dark red/
gold. 7 -passenger, $5200
certified. Bowmanv lle 697-
0275.
1909 ASTRO van, 8 -pas-
senger, 4.3L, 6 cylinder.
bailed, excellent condition,
153,0001m, certified.
$7900. Call 905-432-1773.
1993 GMC Safari XT Van,
8 passenger, ii ps , air,
am/Im cassette, running
boards, dutch door.
71,0001oms, $16,500. Call
(905)723-9302, (905)723-
2464.
e Trailers
1S'-10' British Caravan
trailer. Large windows,
stove, fudge. immaculate,
sleeps 4, $3000 Also
flatbed snowmobile/motor.
cycle trailer 905-728-7230.
1979 LIONEL vara -top
tra,ie, good condition
sleeps 5-6. add-on screen
room, awning. Coleman
stove. sink, fridge. eiectno-
ty. $1 000 Must sell Mov
g overseas Call 4'6-
.)7-45545
Apartments
' ' For Rent
OSHAWA . ueor win.
)catea n iso Malaga and
46 Masson Street Avail
,Die August 1st $600 a
i-00 roe indusrve No pets
:all 905 576.6724
1 SEDM APT. C,ose to
C B C'ean gtrel.
sundry. parking
Available imntedientfy
5535 'mo . ututies 905-
:23 9243 ask 'or Ralph or
905-5760483 ask !(,r Rog-
er
1, 6 2 Bedroom acts in
Oshawa 3^1 Bowma.nvdle
Starting at S600.morth.
fudge 3 stove included.
with laundry facilities No
pets Call (905, 434-24C'
1 -BEDROOM Dasement
apartment pets no
smok:rg good for single or
couple $550 inclusive
Pickering area Call 905-
428-0046 anytime
AJAX. 2 BEDAI BSMT
APT F„,: Dath ars; ..Icnen,
living room. Sep ent .
S750:mo avail immed
683-2611
2'3 bedroom apartments 8
story bui,dmg Mose to
schools. library South GM
plant Available immediate.
ly and Nov 428-6328 1
7pm for appointmert
2 bedroom Apt. in a 3 und.
contemporary budding.
Clean, quiet and secure.
Laundry, private yard and
parking. On bus route
$6857month Inclusive. 1st/
last, references, We Pio
668.1432. Please leave
message.
A professional building.
downtown Oshawa. single
1 -bedroom with parking,
above offices. $540/month
inclusive. No pets. Mature
adun.905-432-2705.
AJAX - dirge one bedroom
Apartment, private side
door ent., $650 monthly.
firstAast. references. non-
smokers, no pets. Call
t905µ27-4466
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 12,199&PAGE 27
Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments
EA We For Rent � For Rent 1 , For Rent o , For Rent
33 FALBY COURT
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in
family building. Air conditioning,
broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry
facilities and underground park-
ing included. From $743-$843.
686-0841 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
AJAX
Westney Heights
WHY RENT?
yeta .•' 2 bdrm - 1
bdrm basement
apartment. central air,
garage.landscaperi
NO DOWNPAYMENT
Carries $695. mit
905-686-6639
AJAX -,:.,7 - --a•
^^ , sh Orrin g. com-
munity centre F'S. avail
Aug 20 or Sept ' S1150
Plus utilties 905.7219592
AJAX �a helor apt $500,
m-; . sive Sep enc .
.lose to bus route and
amenities. park -mg avail
laundry fac Please call at.
ter 5 pm and weekends
905-686-0406
AJAX ^utw egai t -Del
roar^ bsr t apt full rcren.
4 a Dam. laundry. park
.antral vada-,. set
tranceJuly 15 Non
smoker no pets S675'm0
lcludes utilities 1905i428-
2833
AJAX Oxford Towers
Scar,":. acas .- -
ouilding, close to shopping.
401, GO Pool. sauna 2 a
3 bedrooms avaitable Au
gust 1st and September
1st 905-683-8421 or
X5)683-8571 until 7 30
;m
AJAX. New condition
'ally firnshed
:.Igrm ,spacious 1 bedroom
apartment with W 0 !r) deck
a yak-], private ent-,once 4
arc-ances. central air.
parking and utilities includ-
ed. ion smokers no pets.
5725 monthly avail Sept I
call 683-464-a
AJAX. 110 TULLOCH i
b':, ma r 'lo':•
bungalow Avadaoie
Aug 1st S950rmorm Call
(905 686-2778
ON THE LAKE ^ Ajax
parr park set!-_; •1 brand
new 1200 sq if 2 bedroom
exec's::ve apartment in
lovery home Bright and
spacious rooms. ceramic
kitchen 2 washrooms, liv
mg room wit, wet bar and
fireplace Private entrance
with side yard Executive
non smoiung couple wel
come 5895 • utdties 905-
427
05427 167,
AJAX 2 bdrm bsmt apt
separate entrance. laundry.
parking available Aug 1st
5595 + Big. clean 3 pnght
!905,686-1668 or 416-605-
0353
AVAILABLE AUG.1.
Aaeladtle Ave E 2 bed-
room 2 bath, office tamely
room, a kitchen. main and
bsmi of house 5675 inclu-
sive 723-3467
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, large clean 1
bedroom apt Laundry facil-
ities, close to all amenities.
S575 Imo. first Aast. call
725-2081 or 435-9775
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, in Whitby Apt
bustling„ spacious. carpet-
ed, newly painted, with bal-
cony, close to bus, shop-
ping, all utilities included.
first / last required, no pets,
1 bedroom $650, 2 bed-
room, $750. call 43D-0134.
BACHELOR apartment for
rent, non-smolong, no pets.
no drugs period. 5550 in-
clusive, fridge. stove. Call
905-576-3924 between 5-
t Opm.
BACHELOR Apartment,
Rosebank a Rougemount-
before you rent see this
onef Separate entrance, all
inclusive, dose to beach a
park, no pets please. Call
(905)509-0992.
SLOOR/PARK Rd.
$6500 certified. Call James
�talll � Orae
omputeraid
(905µ28-6871
1992 DODGE Shadow.
'�Aisssa
5 -speed, hatchback, 2 SL,
Tuition, obNm resolution in
Pr upgrades
Certified, 56500. Call 905 -
your hone. How to got more compLdw for
430-3370,
less matey- Hrg111y col pOOdw rates.
1992 INTEGRA ACURA
RS.. Black, 5 speed, Am/FM
cassette. ncon-
diction, must be seen. ask-
ing $10.500 080,(905)
Boliff
623-9562 after 6.
GOLDEN RETRIEVER fe.
,,:ale pups. Born April 2nd,
$300. 1st slots and de-
wormed. 905.983.5965.
COLLIE pups for sale.
CKGregistered, eyes
_necked, first shots, female/
finale. ready to go now. Call
705)277-2528.
BARN for rent. Suitable for
!iorses etc. with pasture.
located near Lakendge/
Taunton Rd. Whitby. 905-
427 6660,
POODLE PUPS. Eight
weeks old, gorgeous Wilde
'hales. CKC registered,
shots. tattooed, written
guarantee. The perfect pet.
613-965-6321.
FREE to good home, large
adult male dog, black Lab
uointer mix, house-trained,
,bedient, an excellent
om panion. 905.509-4400
evenings
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
ASSOC. Monday night -
Puppy and Attention. Tues-
day - Pre-TriaVNovice and
Basle. Register now. Call
Bev 435-0868
Lhasa Apso pups for sale.
Non shedding, ran allergic,
health guarantee, vet nee-
dled. House training stan-
ed. Payment terms avail-
able. (705) 786-3124.
TEAM OBEDIENCE nett
classes (Puppy.Novice)
start July 27, 31 Weekday
evening and Saturday
classes available; with
small classes guaranteed.
430-0025.
1993 Geo. $3100. 1994
Corsica $10.500. Call
(905)432-9097.
1993 SATURN SCt,
auto, a/c, am/fm cassette,
aquamarine with grey in-
terior, 66.000hm, $11,250.
Cam 9175.433-2322.
1995 Lumina APV, 16
months remaining on
GMAC Smartleass. Call for
more information
(905)576-7353.
89 LEBARON CONVERT-
IBLE, new roof, new brakes,
stored winters, automatic,
no rust, air condtroning,
55200. can after 5pm. 905-
668-6183.
95 Ford Escort- 5sp, CD.
Air, Full warr. Mint Gond.
$1500.00 down take over
lease or 11,50000 Call
430.8389 or 665-7537 after
6:00pM
BLUE 1988 Pontiac Sun
bird $1400 O B O Call
430-8386 Sunroof. PS .
PB Auto
1991 Chev Sprint con.
venible, auto arni cass
67,000 km certified 55500
obo. Dave 576.6130
WOLF'S BIRTHDAY SALE
OF SALES Over 40 re
conditioned and certified
vehicles at fantabulcus
prices eg 1992 Aero Star
Sport van. loaded $10.995.
19W Satan, white, loaded
$9495. 1991 Voyageur. air,
burgundy, mint, now
$10.595. 1987 Nissan King
Cab. auto, 135 kms $5295
1990 Cavalier, an. auto.
$3595, 00
1988 Pontiac 60
LE air. auto. 126.000 km
mint $5295, 1993 Plymouth
Colt new style S4995.
1990 Lumina Euro. loaded
58695. 1987 Subaru wag-
on perfect 4x4 $3995
1990 Grand Prix LF load
ed. white 58295. 1989
Buick Park Avenue, navy
blue, loaded. ,.,her
56995. 1995 F rely. lease
for S14960/mo buy 58595
1993 Plymouth Coit 5
speed. new style, excellent
54995. 1991 Cavalier R S .
31 V5 loaded. coupie only
$6495, 19W F,,ebvd.:-lop.
loaded. 57695. 1985 Tem
Po. auto, one 'owner
$1695. 1990 Celebrity
Wagon air. auto. Al
$4995 Come to Certicar
Auto Centre, 155 k ^,3 St
West at Midtown M.i, 579-
2886 Open everyday
Where Customers Send
Their Friends'
Auto Parts
& Repairs
1988 Corvette engine,
aluminum heads. complete
make an offer Call
(9051427-7270
otorcycles
1981 HONDA 900 cus-
tom. 24 0001km tO speed,
air shocksback rest, wind
shield. crash bars. new
Dunlops. excellent condi-
tion, $1300 obo 905.432-
6871
1982 75(1 HONDA Night -
Hawk Only 10.000 kms.
come with faring and crash
bars Excellent condition
Must sell $1850 Call Terry
905839-5049
HARLEY '96 Sportster low
k,* o^nary controls. K,^g
tank yWuxe seat. lot= -,1
chrer^.e a mere 59.700
obo Call 576-4688 alter
spm
o Marine
14- ALUMINUM coat with
3`_ f ii y ...',r )r and
trailer and dep!h tinder Ex-
cellent running condition
Great fishing boat 51600
obo 305-435-5427
25 FT SAIL BOAT Tanze,
75. F„liy equipped Ir ex
cellent condition Many ex
tras 512.000 Cail 305-
566-3538
SAILBOAT " if FD A-1
con':,tion : -,ells of sails. 2
trariers. $1 uvu 683-8431
Automobiles Recreational
Wanted E Vehicles
A 3 A TOWING. Pay $50-
SSC::- _as^ '- used a
scrap cars a trucks 24 hrs
7 days Call 905 586 5003
or 905-7065234. 30 min
service
Cash For Cars
Minimum S40 Midsize.
Minimum S80 Full sue.
Up to $5.000.
Scrap and
Good used cars
_, .• us a SII Irr your in-
n ited vehicles 30
Ices pick-up 7 days
4 ' Ojm Call us first
(9051 509-5584
(4116) 571-2155
AUTOMOBILES
t•'..Cks wanted ter scrap
Any condition, any age,
free removal in the Durham
Regan, cash pard Also
n„eded. '75 to '87 Chev or
GMC pickup tow parts Call
anytime. Oshawa 431-
0407
CARS FOR CASH' 'We
bu't -,ed verliaes len,
des must be in running
condition Call 427-2415 or
come to 479 Bayty St East.
Ajax at MURAD AUTO
SALES
EL CAMINO wanted.
80's 705 786-2759
Trucks
for Sale
1990 Dodge Ram pick up.
V8, 318. 110.000 km Cap
transmission cooler, cruise.
new tires, fuel injected,
summer/winter weather
fronts, excellent condition.
$9500 certified obo. 983-
9253 eve or weekends.
vxw
4 Wheel Drive
1984 ASTRID van, load-
ed. 247,000km, dark red/
gold. 7 -passenger, $5200
certified. Bowmanv lle 697-
0275.
1909 ASTRO van, 8 -pas-
senger, 4.3L, 6 cylinder.
bailed, excellent condition,
153,0001m, certified.
$7900. Call 905-432-1773.
1993 GMC Safari XT Van,
8 passenger, ii ps , air,
am/Im cassette, running
boards, dutch door.
71,0001oms, $16,500. Call
(905)723-9302, (905)723-
2464.
e Trailers
1S'-10' British Caravan
trailer. Large windows,
stove, fudge. immaculate,
sleeps 4, $3000 Also
flatbed snowmobile/motor.
cycle trailer 905-728-7230.
1979 LIONEL vara -top
tra,ie, good condition
sleeps 5-6. add-on screen
room, awning. Coleman
stove. sink, fridge. eiectno-
ty. $1 000 Must sell Mov
g overseas Call 4'6-
.)7-45545
Apartments
' ' For Rent
OSHAWA . ueor win.
)catea n iso Malaga and
46 Masson Street Avail
,Die August 1st $600 a
i-00 roe indusrve No pets
:all 905 576.6724
1 SEDM APT. C,ose to
C B C'ean gtrel.
sundry. parking
Available imntedientfy
5535 'mo . ututies 905-
:23 9243 ask 'or Ralph or
905-5760483 ask !(,r Rog-
er
1, 6 2 Bedroom acts in
Oshawa 3^1 Bowma.nvdle
Starting at S600.morth.
fudge 3 stove included.
with laundry facilities No
pets Call (905, 434-24C'
1 -BEDROOM Dasement
apartment pets no
smok:rg good for single or
couple $550 inclusive
Pickering area Call 905-
428-0046 anytime
AJAX. 2 BEDAI BSMT
APT F„,: Dath ars; ..Icnen,
living room. Sep ent .
S750:mo avail immed
683-2611
2'3 bedroom apartments 8
story bui,dmg Mose to
schools. library South GM
plant Available immediate.
ly and Nov 428-6328 1
7pm for appointmert
2 bedroom Apt. in a 3 und.
contemporary budding.
Clean, quiet and secure.
Laundry, private yard and
parking. On bus route
$6857month Inclusive. 1st/
last, references, We Pio
668.1432. Please leave
message.
A professional building.
downtown Oshawa. single
1 -bedroom with parking,
above offices. $540/month
inclusive. No pets. Mature
adun.905-432-2705.
AJAX - dirge one bedroom
Apartment, private side
door ent., $650 monthly.
firstAast. references. non-
smokers, no pets. Call
t905µ27-4466
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 12,199&PAGE 27
Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments
EA We For Rent � For Rent 1 , For Rent o , For Rent
33 FALBY COURT
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in
family building. Air conditioning,
broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry
facilities and underground park-
ing included. From $743-$843.
686-0841 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
AJAX
Westney Heights
WHY RENT?
yeta .•' 2 bdrm - 1
bdrm basement
apartment. central air,
garage.landscaperi
NO DOWNPAYMENT
Carries $695. mit
905-686-6639
AJAX -,:.,7 - --a•
^^ , sh Orrin g. com-
munity centre F'S. avail
Aug 20 or Sept ' S1150
Plus utilties 905.7219592
AJAX �a helor apt $500,
m-; . sive Sep enc .
.lose to bus route and
amenities. park -mg avail
laundry fac Please call at.
ter 5 pm and weekends
905-686-0406
AJAX ^utw egai t -Del
roar^ bsr t apt full rcren.
4 a Dam. laundry. park
.antral vada-,. set
tranceJuly 15 Non
smoker no pets S675'm0
lcludes utilities 1905i428-
2833
AJAX Oxford Towers
Scar,":. acas .- -
ouilding, close to shopping.
401, GO Pool. sauna 2 a
3 bedrooms avaitable Au
gust 1st and September
1st 905-683-8421 or
X5)683-8571 until 7 30
;m
AJAX. New condition
'ally firnshed
:.Igrm ,spacious 1 bedroom
apartment with W 0 !r) deck
a yak-], private ent-,once 4
arc-ances. central air.
parking and utilities includ-
ed. ion smokers no pets.
5725 monthly avail Sept I
call 683-464-a
AJAX. 110 TULLOCH i
b':, ma r 'lo':•
bungalow Avadaoie
Aug 1st S950rmorm Call
(905 686-2778
ON THE LAKE ^ Ajax
parr park set!-_; •1 brand
new 1200 sq if 2 bedroom
exec's::ve apartment in
lovery home Bright and
spacious rooms. ceramic
kitchen 2 washrooms, liv
mg room wit, wet bar and
fireplace Private entrance
with side yard Executive
non smoiung couple wel
come 5895 • utdties 905-
427
05427 167,
AJAX 2 bdrm bsmt apt
separate entrance. laundry.
parking available Aug 1st
5595 + Big. clean 3 pnght
!905,686-1668 or 416-605-
0353
AVAILABLE AUG.1.
Aaeladtle Ave E 2 bed-
room 2 bath, office tamely
room, a kitchen. main and
bsmi of house 5675 inclu-
sive 723-3467
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, large clean 1
bedroom apt Laundry facil-
ities, close to all amenities.
S575 Imo. first Aast. call
725-2081 or 435-9775
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, in Whitby Apt
bustling„ spacious. carpet-
ed, newly painted, with bal-
cony, close to bus, shop-
ping, all utilities included.
first / last required, no pets,
1 bedroom $650, 2 bed-
room, $750. call 43D-0134.
BACHELOR apartment for
rent, non-smolong, no pets.
no drugs period. 5550 in-
clusive, fridge. stove. Call
905-576-3924 between 5-
t Opm.
BACHELOR Apartment,
Rosebank a Rougemount-
before you rent see this
onef Separate entrance, all
inclusive, dose to beach a
park, no pets please. Call
(905)509-0992.
SLOOR/PARK Rd.
1 -bed-
room apartment.
large,
clean, parking included,
$550 monthly,
Call
(905)438-1832 or
pager
(416)501-1687
BRIGHT ' bedroom with
dace^ardwood floors.
n'o to yard Separate en-
ance $700,month^clu
s.ve Available Aug 1st
Cnurch/Hwy2 Please call
f35-428-'934
BRIGHT 2 bedroom apart
r- -- ^ -,,.et 4-plex. rear
Oshawa Centre bac.yarl
'sundry parking, cS
"�utes. available Aug 'st
,550.hycro lst',ast 305-
23-1355
PICKERING Finch and
H"- Py H grl new
walk;,t one bedroom
base'^ent apartment sep-
arate entrance and parlor';
central aircentral sat
Laundry, non smoke, S65C
per mo inctu&ve A,, 1.
428-7123 after 6
CLEAN BEDROOM
base^'e' .lot parking fo,
avan Aug ret l,rst
last 5550 month inclusive.
434 2558 or 434.697'
leave-essage
COURTICE c•ofressionaly
s,-,: ; roan, 2 bean`
bsmt apt 4pc balh. is
Iaunnry sec ent non
smoker 'ef 1st/last, $75C
4354 "9
DOWNTOWN WHITBY
sr-al� ,:.- cu- :.,-;
bachelor apartment. nun
dry facilities. oa,. stor-
age loc.e, ve^, ,lean
available A_7,sl Ist 5500,
mo plus hydro 2 beom
very clean balcony,. Aug 1
S73C mo . mydre first last
(905669-4009
HARMONY,iADELAIDE
rs•w.., . :..c,.,,.m base
men, apartment. S6001
morin includes stove.
fridge. neat. hydro. cable.
park: ng no pets. non
smocer lstitast referent
es Can 905 579-988' at
let 5Pm
OSHAWA LARGE i Ded
place. 6 appliances in
cluamg laundry 2 full
baths 1400 so h air :on.
ditionmg, intercom Dark'n,
Close :o ake
utilities Avail -mme-
clatey Call to wew 905
725.999' or 905-432 59.7'
TWO 7edroom - Oshawa.
S5 ell month Parkng
heat water included Avair
able now 555-4076 leave
message
ONE oeoroom uppe,
,love utilities in
luded 5450 Available Au-
gust I Call 723-4'33 or
571-6552
OSHAWA - JOHN CEN-
TER suee: zre cedr�em
apar;mert available mme-
*ateiy S65S mo prkg and
std included Laundry tacilr
ties available Cal ,905)
432-8914;905 435-'130
OSHAWA - one bedroom
Fnoge stove. heat and hy-
dro included $592'month
Fusvlasi 434.6311
OSHAWA CENTRE 401,
3 bedroom basement apt .
laundry room, nice kitchen.
available July 31st. $750
plus 1;3 utilities. (905)839-
1884
CLEAN FAMILY BUILD-
ING. North Oshawa, 1. 2 a
3 bdrms Inclusive Pay ca-
ble. parking a laundry fac
723-2094.
OSHAWA. 2 bedroom
large apartment On Simi
St. north of Rossland. con-
venient location, tree park-
ing $650 + hydro Available
immediately 728-2255
OSHAWA, 2 -bedroom
large kitchen• basement.
front porch, available im-
mediately. $585 plus utili-
ties.
tdrhes. Cam (416)461-4727
OSHAWA. ALBERT /
OLIVE. 1 bedroom apt
parking and utilities includ-
ed $550, first !last required
Petsd ok 683-6866
OSHAWA. dose to GM, 1,
2, 3 -bedroom apaninnents.
$600, $725 a 5835 respec-
tively. Can 905438.0229.
OSHAWA. Main floor 3
bedroom S700 plus hydro.
Ing yard. 4 appliances, Also
1 bedroom apt, $500 inclu-
sive. laundry cable. 438-
1370
PICKERING - Sen con-
tained basement 1 bed
room and bachelor apart
,•'lents. parking. laundry.
close to all amenities Call
9051686-8905
Pickering 1 bedroom air
�ordr�ored baesment apt_
,ienanna :Hwy 02. sepa
,ate entrance a laundry
barking, lots of storage
S650 Or;month mclus,ve
;all 19051 509-1651
PICKERING. LIVERPOOL
BAYL7 Large beaunf:ally
finishedsell contained. 2
bedroom, basement avail
Aug 1 no pets 5850 inclu-
sive. 416- 4943755
PICKERING arge 1 bed-
. aol Many
extras Ava-table A,g 1st
$555 -riontn ,nclus,ve 1st
and ast References 5'r.
gle 'work -; adult welcome
Ca,l 42C, 4343
PRETTY t -bedroom
to%w apartment in
Noe,- End Oshawa par-
ing yard. rcludes utilr,e,,
ava'labie Au9t s1 1 S68r
montn Call i905 785-2335
ROOM
AT A TIME
PAINTING
FREE ESTIMATES
QUALITY
.ACK yyORKMANSHiP
294-0779
,S -ANA NOpTH SIM
COE. _• ; c• g• .
clear 2 Ded,ocm~ in newly
renovated '2 plea ^.ard-
woo3 floors ^eat hot water
parkinq case .rid Laur.
dry •a:dd,es no dogs
$686. ^ydro A.a., Sept
576-2992
SOUTH OSHAWA .75
'Nertw St :. a•;. 1
2. bedrooms. close to bus
es. shopping. available im-
mao,ately 5500. 5600 a
up tridge, strive. heat by
dro parking 1st last re-
quired. ro pets 4,54 5'83
TWO 2 bedrooms. central
G',-3MJ Inage. stove.
:au^dry taolities park
Aug 1 St S643 4C Sept
$655. IsOas! •et req 95-
9859106
TWO BEDROOM lea,
Gvawa _ . , - 4C1
Par. sundry. storage
ava,.a,- a immediately
Non Smog• $590 plus
hyaro 723-- --
VERY CLEAN _.semen!
t: , - _ a.' 3vanabie
Aug i Harmony and Dive
area 5385 p,us 13 util
Car, 4C4 0'33 eave mes-
sage
WESTNEY , HWY a2.
ted, --J' �,ean ar;e wa,.
out basement apt fndge.
stove . mydre heat, parluny^
a cable inciuded. iaundry
mock,..ps S80C avail Aug
1.428-8766
WerstneylHwy 2 New I
bdrm bsmt separate en-
trance. appliances. cable -
parking. 4 pc bath. shop-
pmgGc S650.mo inclu-
sive Aug 1st No petsnon-
smoker 428-0115
PICKERING, WEST -
SHORE rBAYLY. 1 -bedroom
walkout basement apt
Bright. clean, newly reno-
vated. Aug. I. Includes ca-
ble, parking, laundry Fe-
male preferred Non-
smoker. No pets. Leave
message 905-420.3897
WHITBY - One bedroom
basement apt. near Go.
available immediately.
S550/mo, Utilities included.
No smoking, no pets
please 665-1061
WHITBY t bedroom bsml.
private ent.. parking, C%A.
Ideal for single. freshly
panted, no smoking : pets.
August 151, $475. inclusive,
lstAast.905-668-9750
Wbitbv RLTencv
Place Apartments
Seniors Coniplel
Akan Sept 1. cozy 2
Wren ground floor apt.
walkout t0 patio. clean
quiet building. ,lose to
all amemurx
Call 430-7397 for apps.
WHITBY, Clear 2 8 3
bedroom apartments in tri-
plex Close to all amenities
Laundry & parking facilities
No pets Available Aug 1st
$900+cable lsWast 905-
430-7257
WHY rent when you can
own your own home for
less than you think 711 Call
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
Re7Max Sur n• r Realty
199', Ltd (9051 668-3800
or,905,566-3211
Houses
Ann, For Rent
PORT PERRY. 3 bed
looms 24 pC ba!hrooms.
urge kitchen hvingroom.
dinmgroom. fenced in 200
if backyard all appliances.
available f•Om Aug 1
5950 plus utilities F-rsVlast
42rr2078
S/ Absolute Attordablei
Jvt'y Rentl Own your Home
trbm S,'99/month futiAies
included Nc Dow^ pay
ment'2 Call Me" Mark Sta
pley Sales Rep Suitor
Group Excel Really 571
5275 cr 1 -800-340.5275
WHO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE'
E'.ec S9,s
No down payrrMnr' aad
.r.ddn Barikruptn Call Mei
571-6275
1-8004840-6275
V11Rh ti11I'I!\
.
.7 ,vl.
F.,;I kali. lit.
,SHAwA
,ea,.c•- ^es carr es
monthiy same as -ent'
-STOP paying your and
'.'',rds mortgage- F•eo Con
-
sunatien cit No Money
Down Rent To
Own Power
of Sa a PaWme Davis
Sutton Group Status Reality
Inc 90`, 436-r.99C -,, 905
428-8274
t ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES'
WHY RENT" BUY'
Ni %c N• vemY
-ef Me Show VOL "Gw
Mc^ pay S7CC C A C
Call Tklomas C. Pike
Sales
Rep. Remax Accord
Realty Ltd 5'6-3"1
AJAX 'ne<!rer, HV',', : 2
s:c,ev ; ocirm. 5 applianc-
es. Avail Aug'st S995 .
1905)686-1668 or
416)6050353
AJAX Available August 1
3 bedroom mouse S950
month including ,,tilities
cable to be shared hrst(last
references Near all amen,
ties 1905)427-3994 or
(905)683-2274
CENTRAL OSHAWA, 5
bdrm house. Close to HOS
p,tal and ous routes 2 ap-
piulnces. References, $95a
mo + utilities. can 723-
6291 or 576-4534, Avail
July 15
WHITBY, Lovely 3 -bed-
room detached bungalow
main floor. modem kitchen,
privatedrive. washer/dryer
included. $875 neV'month
plus utrhhes.Call (905)686-
4018
N.E. OSHAWA, small 3
bedroom detached. fenced
yard d garage, close to
O C. and all schools. $875
plus utilities. avail immed.
call 433-0216
OSHAWA- Bright, spa-
cious 3 bdrm semi, avail-
able Aug 1st. Close to
schools, shopping, hospi-
tal. S1050/month + utilities
Call 430-0800 after Spm.
PICKERING, 3 bedroom .
1100 sq. Ithouse with 4
appliances Available Au-
gust 1, 5975/monjh plus
ublmes (416)438-1256
PAGE 29 --THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 12,496
Houses Shared Ronda Vacation Private Homes
/ For Rent / Accomoda6on / Rentals For Sate
PICKERING- 4 bedroom
COURTICE shared 3 bed
CLEARWATER, 3 bed
3 -BEDROOM Sell. very
house 4 app) 'ances fire
room home Full use of
room fully furnished and air
clean. 2 balms, finished
place walkout to fenced
house 5 appliances plus
conditioned mobile (per
basement, new gas fire -
backyard Close to all
BBO Friendly roommates
manent) homes heated
place. 5 appliances. very
amenities $110o. Call
Must like dogs Nonsmoking
pools. hot tub. close to
central, located near Osha
509.1755
professional 5350 'mo lnclu
beaches & major attrac
wa Centre, could be used
SMALL 2 -bedroom home
sive Available mmf iatly
M chelle 905438-1719
tions. children welcome
as 2 apartments 153 Bark
room asking563.90^ Mr-
valLive
vale bedroom plus t v
5275 weekly photos shown
ley Cres 5119 500 Call
apvlances. gas back
S652
IMMACULATE -bedroom
m Your home (905)683-
19051623-7732
yard.deckpark,ng.
basement apartmentt
,
5503
plus utilities first 8 last
share with clean. responsibleo
United Church
BOWMANVILLE custom
good references. avail
working female/mate. laundry
Sunday Evenings 6:30 p.m.
•
:%vl' :; 00, sg 4 hedroom
Aug 1 Oshawa 705)438-
facilities first,last, rent new
Private Homes
", bathroom. an brick h: me.
3679
liable. Available Aug 1.
� ' For Sale
arge landscaped 65 t' lot
x
432-2442 Harry
(905) 831-441�2�8
Many upgrades central air.
SPACIOUS executive 4
epiace only 5265.000
ban— bath close to
MUST SEE' Immaculate
with 6 112° moil a e Tr
school and shopping area. I� _ in north Oshawa
bus stop at door. avail July Responsible working female
15 $135C Call 427-6660
seeks same to share living
Free Rent
expenses 5425 month 432 -
WHITBY, execulve 'arge
3277 or 655 3945
4 ^P7r0on. 4 paths with en
250 Sq
suite rec room with oak we-
PICKERING : wn bath -
bar, on quiet court. fenced
rnu and solar,
yard S1
, share kitchen & Idun.
ties. avail Aug 1. 905.
dry room, swimming pool.
,25-9230
sauna etc Available Au-
Industrial
gust 1 5450 first last.non
WHY RENT" No money
smokers 683-5402
wn Ow- Own home.
ptCKERING Three bed
Ince new frioge. stove. 5775
I- Il �- _ .. �jet clear.
incl. all but Dhone bed-
Hwy 2 area. Cry
room asking563.90^ Mr-
valLive
vale bedroom plus t v
rep gross income S23 JJ'„
r Cali K Collis Cold
room use of Kltchen3aun
G 7'
$145.900 Custom built 3
large bea,o•om bungalow
Spotless. very well kept
New windows. new root.
new furnace, air con huge
eatink tc^nl completely
finished Casement. huge
lotquiet court South
Oshawa Immediate occu
panty 905 725-5241
DUPLEX acre R6 3
bed• rr•-•. ..0 2 -bedrooms
down 5850 up S55C down
OPEN HOUSE Sun July
141h 2 4p- 451 Bloor
St Oshawa or 725-
0277
inspect call (905)699-g27C2
EAST OSHAWA t bec
room tack hi.""ll " fin -
shed basement. gas heat
and fireplace. potential in 5
law. $144,900 90571-
6685
PORT r'F RRY - $139.900
3 be, convenience
plus - walk 10 all amenities
Large lct f 7r garden First
time buyers dream or retire
here Call Catherine Ayotte.
Remax Scugog Realty.
(905) 985-4427 24 h•
Y
ea a en dry.. 839998 pager
well Banker 72894'4
SPACIOUS YARD. Out -Of -Town Out -0f -Town
-a—* fa���!es �e• � Z � Pro rtieS
EM,
Townhouses uuse W D kitchen area Properties Pe
For Rent ruing room area. 5300 'mo
st'!ast Serious inquiries
'nfy please 905-7238083
3 -BEDROOM •.-wnhouse
Wes!—, R. end
un' w•th garage $1100
mOnth plus utilities. `rst
last references non smote
mg, no pets available .m
mediately 905428-3238
AVAILABLE Aug 1 o•
�•: r'ea,son Street
townmome S825 month 3
bedroom. ' , 2 bathsga
rage pod new paint & ;a,
pet 986 0328
AVAILABLE %AMEUTATE
L, 'ownrouse
.
quiet south end area S950
month ail ndusive 435-
lo88
BAYLY LIVERPOOL
Clear well mamtaa ed. 3
bedroom townhouse. 4 ap-
pliancesair_ underground
park mg $1100 plusavail
able rnmediatery 839-
7696
COURTICE. 3bedroom
town^ ..,. appi.ances
available August 1 $895
month Bob 905509-2460
or k905,5314-9113
NORTH OSHAWA 3
r„d- . ca.c• It
tower_ uses in wen roam
tarnec tarruy complex
Freshly decorated with
Frig 'stove. close to all
amenities Starting at
$718 ;month On site Mgmt
office Call 905 728-3777
PICKERING newer 3
bed•.. 3a,aye gas meat.
$1050 plus utilities Credit
check Sept ' Wendy Cor
turdlo ReMax First 831
3300
PICKERING 3 bedro+
eowr"' minutes to
GO station Clean. avail
October 1st $1055 . util-
ties Contact Dave 906-
839-8677
PICKERING, Eyer Or 4
tedrsum -entral at walk
out basement. S1 000 per
month available Sept 1
837 -1422
PICKERING- -s bedroom
pownrouse 1 1 %2 baths
family room, 2 car parking
$925 utilities Availao,e
August Call 1905- 728
1047 atter 6pm & wee
kenos
SPACIOUS .2 6 3
bedroomtowritlouses in
well maintained family
complex Irldudes all u0lr
ties. 4 appliances, park-
ing, dose to schools and
all amenities Avail Sept.
122 Colborne
SL E. Oshawa
For appL 434 3972
ImsRooms
for Rent
BEAUTIFUL large country
bane otters onettwo rooms
for rent. Shared kitchen.
Non-smokers preferred
$400 Call 985-1520. Ash -
bum
Shavied
MAccomodatioliff
AJAX, room for rent in
basement. share facilities.
all inclusive. first & last, rPl-
erences. $350/month.
available immediately.
parking. 428-8282
'Clean Furnished bed-
room, non-smoker, air con-
ditioning, dishwasher
$375/month. Available
now Call 905.725-8459
WHITBY y furnished 2
bel ..r' Vel clean
ang Coop AC to
share available immediate
V $395 mci mciuswe
6669341 leave message
WHITBY. - ,ge •oo- in
r -•^ executive
homefor August ' A r
laundry dishwasher suit
mature professicra'e'er-
erces required SSoO
month .9(113-4
Condominiums
For Rent
AJAX. east Hamptons
La— . — country setting
Inv •ac. ate fire place 2
bdmn 2 batn 5975 plus
Sept ' 905479-9323
A new way of life Is ready for you on the edge of Al-
gonquin Park Ir a 2 bedroom bungalow with full
ba!- :arae screened verandah electric heat and
Franklin fireplace. drilled well and septic system
Plus 2 cottages. one with large stone fireplace. one
with Flni Oval cookstc'.e both with Sun Mar com-
posting toilets Plus: a cement block workshop at
the waters edge Plus: a large frame garage with
plank floor Plus: a large storage building presently
storing 50 boats Plus : Docking for 30 boats Situ-
ated on approxlmatel, 200 feet of safe sandy
beach with year round road access Expand to meet
existing demand. maintain present size for a pleas-
ant summer occupation. or reduce to suit a relaxed
`amply vacation site Be as busy as you would like to
be for only S275.000.00 For details and Im of In-
cluded equpment write to Box 8, Barry s Bay. On-
tario, Canada, Ill 1 BO or Fax 613-756-7799
Office &• ' Tenders • ' Tenders
• Retail Space
OSHAWA 4
Months
Free Rent
- :,�
-
sc
sc - a •- S`>,
3500 sq
Lw• vI S' OW
250 Sq
marc $350 850 sg2nd fir
S600 1050
sq main
$1.Ooo 1600
So main
S'300 Cali 434
244' or
655-4132
ec —oiled Trailer lot. ad-
health concerns, partnerships
Industrial
EA •
Units
RENT TO OWN.5c __ 14 f• r-�erG]I
coin Very attraclrve
rates. excellent purchase
leans call Kern Thompson
1-800465. 7742
EAMI Cottages
for Rent
GREAT ' sning and family
hog car - Rice Lake 1
hour Iluoi Oshawa. Modem
2 & 3 bedroom cottages.
sandy beach. playground.
children's pro?ram, boat &
motor Low amily prices
Sunnymead Cottages R R
e3 Hastings. Ont KOL 'YO
(705,696 2601
/ Florida
• , Vac. Rentals
ATTENTION Snowbirds
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
condo. close to famous
Clearwater beach. pool. la-
cuzzi. BBO. private yard
available now For into and
to view photos 686-9846 or
579-3788
THE
REGIONAL
_ MUNICIPALITY
OF DURHAM
TENDER FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF A 300 MM
WATERMAIN ON WESTNEY ROAD
FROM BAYLY STREET TO 260 M
SOUTH IN THE TOWN OF AJAX
WD 134-96
SEALED TENDERS clearly marked as to contents
Aill be received by'the Regional Clerk
until 2 00 p m..
TUESDAY, JULY 23,19%
Specifications and tender forms may be secured
from the Purchasing Section. Supply and Services
Division at tel (905) 571-3311
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
JIM *TrTY,
REGIONAL CHAIR.
J.S. LORNE C.E.T., II.BA,., CPPD,
Manager of Supply 8 Services,
60 Bond Street, West, 2nd Noor,
Oshawa, Ontario
L1H 886
e ' Regatradorls Me, Registrations e ' Registrations
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
Recreational & Sports Camps
VIFEff NOUGU Ages 7 to 13
o
w""t
Monday to Friday, July & August
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (+before & after hours)
Rouge Beach Park, (mouth of Rouge River)
Recreatanal Camp -Designed for kids who are looking for lots of summer tun.
Activities include. intro to canoe. kayak, war canoe, dragonboat, and boat & water
safety. ++Exciting games all day including, beach volleyball, beach soccer, penguin
polo. swimming. picnics. dodgeball, scavenger hunts, frisbee, basketball, barbecues,
and many more fun games"
Sports Camp -Designed for the very competitive child. Challenging activities Include.
15 kilometre club, houseleague sports including kayak polo. beach soccer, and
bunball, tournament sports including beach volleyball & basketball. Fitness contests
with sit-ups, push-ups. chin-ups & water games.
• ...... --UNDER $100......"
SPONSORED BY THE WEST ROUGE CANOE CLUB
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 905-420-7115
ffPrivate Hanes
in, For Sale
PICKERING detached
home, backs on to green
belt. 3 bed. 2 1'2 bath, spa
cious eat -in kitchen. main
floor family room w/fire-
place, neutral decor , C/A.
alarm system. garage door
opener A must see
$179.500 905 683 3864
WESTNEY HEIGHTS
area 3 brdroom detached
home. central air, finished
basement separate living
Money• Business
To Lend Opportunities
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES•OTHERS
DO NOT. IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
POTENTIAL
to earn $2-5000 a
month part-time
within 12 months
working with
unique company
distributing wild
organic products.
Free tape.
dining, 50'frontage. 905-686-4125
5789.900 Call Jim or PaunqMortgages, [-686 6a
line 905427-2482 Insurance
Lots for
b"ISale MORTGAGES Good bad • ' Personals
ani; ugly F ,nancmg for any
purpose rates from 5 %'�
waterfront community in All applications accepted
port perry. Two acres lots Community Financial
starting at $120 000. For Services 668-6805
into call (905) 42 7 -0390 or
839-1383 '
(,405 4,'F j
'12,
Business
IM,
Vacation
pportunities
RM Properties
AMAZING OPPORTUNITY
we, --dc —hed Kids -X`
$3500 Oil' priced. Sedud
store for sale Owner has
ec —oiled Trailer lot. ad-
health concerns, partnerships
latent to huge county for
welcome. financing OAC call
est, good road. sandy
263-4719
leach fishing Cobour
g
area (416)4311 555
Camper
Trailer Sites
RED SETTER RESORT
ta— � campground and
cottage resort on the Trent
Large spacious sites Full
hook up from 5825 2 and 3
bedroom cottages from
S350,week Rec hall, store.
Pool, lake''ont swimming,
Doabng. go(>d fishing 905
436-0807.705-778-3096
COMPUTER USERS WANT.
ED.-.oa-anteed steady wn•k
Word processing. date entry.
etc) Great incomep1 Call 1-
�,00-337 8020
PICKERING PHONE
n"Ir— .i -,al for Tar ,•
Pizza business Best offer
831 ,11
ost attractive ladies.
Rel able. discreet.
out calls only
". w hir:ng te•ral.: 18.
404-8761
BIANCA PSYCHIC. ».
yl�a . i ovP marnage .
business Guaranteed
S1000 Ott 4886152,
3328A Yonge St. (North of
Lawrence) Toronto
BORED ONTARIO HOUSE -
WIVE c names & private
phone numbers. 1-900-451
3638 ext 704. S3 29,min.
lust be 18 T tone
EVANLY RAYS Police
use r-,, Fi V1 J 01 Solutions
on Career. Relationships.
Health, love $299eminute
18 . 1 900-451 4055
PSYCHIC Palm & Tarot Call
Fern, 90 518 3 7-3;158
e ' Personals
VEDIC. ASTROLOGY,
Discover the key to your
destiny through this ancient
science' Natal horoscopes.
compatibility chartsone
year Inrerasis Call Susan
McNaughton 655 3933
Business
OHM Personals
n
u
WCompanions
EASTSIDE CONNEC-
TIONS DATELINE - Free to
call t0 place your ad. no
charges for lades no
phone bill char)es. 905-
430 ; 060
Cards OfCards Of
W11 Thanks 0 Thanks
S- fill
COM AND
tri
WORSHIP
T � e
I
INC-,
e Pickering
TStandard
I )Church
(Methodist)
Sunday Worship
11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.
837-0126
Worship with us
Every Sunday
Aft FA C11111,111111CM
1820 Whites Rd. N.
SUMMER SERVICES
July 7- Aug. 25
<a 10 a.m.
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERINGVILLAGE
Joint Summer
Services with
Pickering Village United Church.
10 a.m.
July at St. Andrew's
Rev. K. Rowland
683-7311
EVERYONE WELCOME
CHLJRCH "F CHRIST
CEDAR ST-, AJAX
1 stre of north of 401 - wast of Harwood
SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHIP - 11 :00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY
THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD
JESUS IS LORD.
683-2477
Church of God
Sabbath Keeping
Invites You To attend our fellowship service.
At McLean community Cenlre
95 Moo Dr. Ajax, Oni.
Invites you to our
3rd Anniversary Service
To be held at the
Banquet Hall Sun. July 14, 1996
Commencing 3pm., followed by religion
program.
Come one and all
A warm welcome awaits you.
For Information Please Call
Mrs. M. Sterling 683-9267
Pastor O.O.Lee 416-656-9591 O.S.Pastor
W.B. Treleven
416-535-9052
839-1383 '
,I
z; `vis a
9r
2%" ?f k 176.a-, ?pari
to
NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Opening Celebration Service
a t
w
6:30 P.Sunday, July 14, 1996
We meet at Dunbarton Fairport
United Church
Sunday Evenings 6:30 p.m.
'
1066 Dunbarton Rd.
For more info.
call Tim Godfrey (pastor)
x
(905) 831-441�2�8
L`y
0�7
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERINGVILLAGE
Joint Summer
Services with
Pickering Village United Church.
10 a.m.
July at St. Andrew's
Rev. K. Rowland
683-7311
EVERYONE WELCOME
CHLJRCH "F CHRIST
CEDAR ST-, AJAX
1 stre of north of 401 - wast of Harwood
SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHIP - 11 :00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY
THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD
JESUS IS LORD.
683-2477
Church of God
Sabbath Keeping
Invites You To attend our fellowship service.
At McLean community Cenlre
95 Moo Dr. Ajax, Oni.
Invites you to our
3rd Anniversary Service
To be held at the
Banquet Hall Sun. July 14, 1996
Commencing 3pm., followed by religion
program.
Come one and all
A warm welcome awaits you.
For Information Please Call
Mrs. M. Sterling 683-9267
Pastor O.O.Lee 416-656-9591 O.S.Pastor
W.B. Treleven
416-535-9052
'rHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JULY 12, 196-PA(;E 29
INVESTMENTS
Construction IS Restoration
Specializing in Masonry + Concrete
ADDITIONS - WALKOUTS
GARAGESeVERANDAS
PATIOS - CHIMNEYS
,ji; w5) 427-4632 FOR A
FREE
-ic X812532 ESTIFIATE
Invest in your home's decor: Call the
renovation professionals at ASG Investments
NOR 0 ENTERPRISES
indows, doors
- Patio doors
decks
Samples: In-home
or showroom
References Available
FAX) 839-2255
AUTOBOYZ
Service Centre
1031 Brock Rd., Pickering
(Just south of 401).
Complete Car & Truck Repairs
686-8330
PET SITTERS ETC.
I'rt, Plant and Iloino Carl•
SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1986
PROFESSIONAL CARE OF PETS
PLANTS & HOMES
BONDED & INSURED
WE CARE FOR YOUR PETS
IN THE COMFORT OF
YOUR OWN HOME
A
OR
Your horse Is the most Important
Investment vou've ever made. It wasn't
done on a whim. It took careful
consideration before makin, the final
decision.
But your investment doesn't stop when
'OU huy your home. You're always
improving it whether it's landscaping the
property or renovating the interior or
exterior.
Hume improvements are always a wood
investment and that's why manv people
have trusted their renovation work to ASG
Investments.
Owner Julie Santiccio and her staff of
professional tradesmen are dedicated to
providing their clients with high quality
work at "very very competitive prices"
"We presently do a lot of work for
contractors and commercial clients
including a number of property
management companies in the I)urham
area," she explains. "But we would like to
expand further into the residential market."
All of the work done by ASG is done by
their own staff including husband Gary, a
licensed bricklayer and stone mason.
He says that because they don't sub
contract work out they can save money and
pass those savings on to their clients.
ASG specializes in brick and stone work
but is in demand for larger projects such as
garages and additions.
For these projects you can meet with Gary
Woodworkers
To
Scroll Saw workshop: July 20th
Intro to Woodworking: begins Aug. 12th
Advertise
Limited Enrodwenr. Pre-Reabtira oa Regrind
Your
114C N 4CM 11' 0
Business
Parents!
Would your kids like to him about woodworking?
Do
on this
fheyenloy making things?
They can lasm how this summa at
7u CArrmter' i3 ,YArR
feature
oa-It-routes woodworking shop
call Janice
July camp full. Register now for Au ust
683-0707
905-683-6003
1885 Clements Rd. - Unit 254, Pickering
and your architect to come up with a
winning design.
It you don't have an architect. ASG can
recommend one that will combine your
practical needs and decorating desires to
develop a finished plan that will be a
wonderful compliment to your home.
"Manv people don't realize the mann
advantages of renovating their home." says
Gary. "ThcN don't have to move into a lart7cr
home when adding another room is all thcv
really need."
Another speciality that satisfies today's
trend for home based entrepreneurs is
turning a room in your home into a business
office. %Vhy rent space when sou can have
an office in your home?
For some homes maybe all that's really
needed is a facelift. For example. the mortar
between }our bricks can become eroded and
pitted leaving it less than desirable look to
your home's outer appearance.
ASG's tuckpointing removes 1/2 inch of
the old mortar and replace it with new
mortar making your home's exterior look
like new again.
Other services provided by ASG include
repairing old steps or pouring you a brand
new one, resurfacing concrete walkways,
building patios and verandas.
So when you want to invest in your home
call ASG Investments and to make life easier
they will accept a major credit card. Just call
for more information at (905) 4274632.
CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT - 2 LOCATIONS
DURHAM
WINDOWS & DOORS'
Casement (905) 579-2222 °~HUNG
f TILT -ACTION
Cpmpl?(P SFiS�Iisn r
Vinyl Windows & Doors
I • PICTURE WINDOWS
I • BAY & BOW WINDOWS
• INSURANCE CLAIMS
• PATIO DOORS
• STORM DOORS
• •,E'W CONSTRUCTION
)- WINDOWS �/7
t= n
MO ERE SHOWPOOM
WAYNE HUTCHINSON •• . ,K
.)-ALLATION
moor 579-2222
Gunther Ivens Contracting
"Early Spring Special"
- : itlons. Secono Storeys. Basement
.�,artments. Decks. Vinyl Replacement
Nindows. All Interior Renovations.
"FREE LOW E"
Limited Time Only
Call Gunther 839-0681.
Serving Durham Region for over 25 years
GARDINER'S DUCT
CLEANING. CHIMNEY SWEEP
Dryer Duct cleaning only S20.00
with purchase of Duct Cleaning
Hook-up S39.95 - S5 per vent
RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL
Snake method used (416) 282-3292
01 Ba T�5►',
to�09 5 Home Impro e I
000 specialists '
A
Tub Enclosure
Special $19350
- New Steel Tub Tax Incl.
- New Tub Tap
- 6x8 Ceramic Tile
- W/R Drywall
- All plumbing. material, labour. and
clean up incl. 3E
('u%l.ngcrd.1/crrtn for .1I1 () ...nuolrn
Full SercN a Catererjor
Socml d Cr rfxuute Enterluuerrr.i;
CATERING OF FINE FOODS
Karen Wilson
(905) 683-8810
►ppco Paving
locally owned and
operated
For Free Estimate
•
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Local Lacrosse ..........5038 Reach to Recovery
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Leo ...................5025 Execu-Care Home &Office 8100
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A G00D FRIEND WANTED. Multilingual 38 Yew ole
'emak. 5T end 135 powwds. I have tan skim.
crown ryes and dark haso" a good trend
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:ran between 30 aril 40. tall w" a clisefoa rant.
a orght snii spaAkn9 aka with A grw sow of
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willing for a Smgl tun No gran type of gun
tope You an out dem.. BOX 13910
CLO FASHIOIED GUY. 42 yw ad ST rmok
.1• two :hddimw Idwio* 15. and so 13 IM.
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Box 23229
BLONDE HAIRED GIRL. 5'4- ad 105 pound while
tem*. 21 1 enjoy parties and ft" d you we
nwtstad gne me a call- , Box 13721
ALONE A LONELY. Widowed Somali loolwg tow a
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BOX 13732
WrrH OR WITHOUT KOS. Smye wee mom. 21
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16177
MALE WANTED Single week Mak. wgafww,
b. looking IN mak a mpAmm. we a 9" some
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slip. pis" rwabowap. sox 29724
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please leave a detailed message. BOX 1894 and biking Not moo head games just true mend- You give me a Call BOX 1111141
ENTERPRISING LADY Saye while lemak. age 35. ship Looking for a professional non smoking WHERE ARE YOU' Do like campng bawl ad fie
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1994 CHEM' CAVALIER
Air. Aut,,..\M/FT1 cars Onh '9 (X))
km $11,9140
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9
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Most cars, light trucks and Vans
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1016 Brock Rd., (just south of the '
401) in Pickering
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6 cyl.
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Ajaxl'ickerin(,NewsAdvertiser0sIil iNN'a\\'llitl)N,Clarin(;tonThisWeek
Yoitr - Bus
Durham Region a
favorite spot for
people to locate
Durham Re6on �kas the fourth preferred
location in Canada for people on the trove in
1993-94. according to Canada
Mortoat-,e and Housine
Corporation.
During that time. 6,220 more
people came into the region
than left, according to
Statistics Canada. More than
$ 3.373 of those migrants
i were within the ages of
_ '_S and 44.
The Oshawa area usual-
ly accounts for 6O per
cent of the region's net migration.
This \.:ar. the area is expected to see a net
migration of 4.(XX). C.%IHC reports. This
decrease is due to improved affordabilit} of
houses in Toronto and the -lacklustre- econo-
my, CMHC reports.
Canadians not
buried by mortgage
debt: CMHC
The persistent Image of homeowners burled
under their mortgage debts is a myth, according
to Canadian Housing ;Market..
The feature article in the
magazine. put out bN
Canada Mortgage and i 7
Housing Corporation.:
states that Canadian 7
homeowners' debt levels
aren't as high as previ-
ous reports indicated.
"The report indicates
that almost half of all
home owners are
mortgage -free and that
record numbers of new home buyers in the last
five years have taken on debt levels well below
their capacity to borrow;" says Greg Goy, man-
ager of local market analysis at CMHC's
Market Analysis Centre.
The article investigated widespread reports
earlier this year of record -high debt -to -income
ratios, personal bankruptcies and claims on
CMHC-insured mortgages in 1995.
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DuPont in Durham:
A portrait in paints
photo by Ron Pietroniro
MAZE OF METAL: Tom Kirkwood, emergency co-ordinator for the Finish Business
at DuPont in Ajax, negotiates the maze of pipes and catwalks with the knowledge of
an expert. DuPont marked 40 years of operation in Durham this year and has evolved
throughout its history here.
FbwxcW InteUigeace & Perwnd PorVoftj iffoogenmW
+ Portfofio Strategies �' , RRSPS acid RRIFS
a Retirelment Planning ; + Financial Advisory Service8
• Tag Reduction + Personal Fbinchd
Estate Planing + Independent Investment Research
Monlireal•Toronto *Ymooum National presence u4 ol' aCm Cana la
DuPont's evolution in
Durham has paralleled
that of the region in
which it is situated: As
Durham has grown, so
too has the compam
By Stephen Lategan
Special to Your Business
A highly visible part of Durham's
industrial landscape is being celebrated
as DuPont marks 40 years of operation
in Ajax.
When the automotive paint manufac-
turcr opened its d(x)rs to the public on
June 4 for an open house in honor of the
occasion, man), local residents may not
have been aware of the company's histo-
ry and the importance of its Ajax loca-
tion.
Chosen in 1956 for its proximity to
Hwy. 401, the railway lines and
Oshawa's General Motors automotive
assembly complex, the Ajax site at 408
Fairall Street began with the manufac-
ture of products for the refinish market.
Lucite house paint was added to the
plant's product mix in 1963 and the fol-
lowing year, DuPont took over Imperial
Flo Glaze Company of Toronto. The
products and technology were trans-
ferred to the Ajax facility, tripling the
size of the site.
When the company introduced to
General Motors the acrylic lacquers,
adding the shiny finish we see on vehi-
cles today, the auto industry became its
principal customer.
By 1967, the facility began to phase
out the production of Lucite as the
emphasis shifted to the automotive
industry. By that time, the location
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NPIDuPont embraces technology
From page I -
P P P - . FACTS:
em ion ed '_ 30 co Ic. - --�
"It's changed a lot in the last 40 t
year.: ' say s Paul Fostcr, site em i- r `
ronmental co-ordinator.
"Marketing and technology haye
changed a lot. Our customer base
has changed significantlN too."
Basecoat and clearcoat prod-
ucts were introduced in lyKS. and
M 1993 the facility began produc-
tion for the Ford Wlnds(ar mini-
van built In Oak), Ille.
Today. the 10.5 -acre site in _
Ajax has separate facilities for
research and dc,.elopment, mar-
kctmg and warehousing. Its _ur-
rent operations are purely for the
automotisc industry, producing
paint for car manufacturers. parts
suppliers. the refinish bod-. shop
market, and the transportation
sector. %%hich encompasses trains.
buses, and large truck.
DuPont is an International com-
pam with 104.N)O employees.
operations in 70 countries, and
more than ti0 research and dcycl-
opmcnt and customer scr,.ice lah-
oratories.
It has been imolved in automo-
tive development since 1910,
when it supplied coated fabrics
I_0r the 'ragtops' of the day.
Toda%. it o(fcr more than 110
million automotive prtoduct lines.
including finishes, plastics, com-
posites, fibres, electronics, chemi-
cals and lubricants. It has been in
the paint business since 1924.
when it introduced nitrocellulose
lacquer to auto manufacturers.
DuPont Canada sells domesti-
caFl) manuf-actured products to
customers across Canada and in
40 other countries.
The Ajax site is unique within
DuPont Canada, being the only
fully -integrated business where
manufacturing. R&D. marketing
and customer support all work in
the same location.
" If there's a major decision that'
needs to be made, everyone is
much more accessible. That
makes it a lot easier for business
planning.- Mr. Foster says.
The finishes business employs
over 355 people of various skills,
with 290 located at the Ajax site, i
and the remaining 65 working in
various locations across Canada.
With a total site output of about
3.36 million gallons, the Ajax
CAN* IK): Kcrr} Miller controls the the automatic boast of an environmental and safety record and
tap H hlch dispenses finished paint products into says the firm has reduced emissions by 50 per cent
cans at the company's Ajax site. DuPont officials in recent years.
location manufactures paint for,
among others, General Motors,
Ford. CAM1. Honda and Toyota.
In the 40th anniversary year of
its Ajax location. DuPont Canada
is also celebrating an cm ironmen-
tal and safety record of which it is
particularly proud.
"We've managed to reduce)
emissions by close to 50 per cent,"
says Mr. Foster. -At the same,
time. production has gone up 40'
to 50 per cent in the past two
years, so we're quite proud of,
that. We still have some program
elements to try to reduce them!,
even further." j
The company claims itsl
Canadian employee is 17 times
safer than the average chemical
industry employee in Canada, and i
is 95 times less likely to suffer
lost time due to an injury than the
average Ontario worker.
As DuPont Canada strives for
zero waste and toxic emissions, al
nMonvcnrc—
?he meanest, 6 t odlolae
pione in the world:
ACTUAL SIZE:
guidance team at the Ajax site
manages the environmental agen- '
da of the finish business, and a
plan to deal with pollution preven-
tion has been integrated into the
business plan.
The company's policy is to
ensure its products can be made,'
resold, used, handled, and dis-
posed of safely and in an environ-
mentally -sound manner.
"The long-term goal is to strive
for zero. That means zero injuries,
zero emission and zero waste;'
Mr. Foster says.
According to DuPont Canada's
1995 environmental performance
report, between 1991 and 1993,
the Ajax site reduced its toxic
emissions of chromium,
formaldehyde, lead and bi-
phenyls, and eliminated toxic
emissions of ethylene imene in
1992. Four years ago, the Ajax
facility formed a "learning link"
partnership with Ajax High
School, which gives educa-
tors a better insight into the
industry, while the finishes
business has access to teach-
crs' and students' expertise
as well as use of various
school facilities. Sone of the
projects provided by the
Ajax facility include resume
writing workshops, inter-
viewing skills presentations,
art contests, plant tours and
environmental projects.
"We're much more cus-
tomer oriented and that
always guides us in our
development;" Mr. Foster
concludes.
The Ajax site is represented
on the Ajax -Pickering Board
of Trade, the Durham Region
Manufacturers Association,
Recycling industries in
Durham, the Durham
Environmental Network and
the Ajax Fire Department.
♦ THE COMPANY:
Founded locally in Ajax in
1956
THE BUSINESS: Automotive
paint manufacturer, as well as
interests in plastics, compos-
ites, fibres, electronics, chemi-
cals and lubricants.
EMPLOYEES: 290 in Ajax,
104,000 worldwide with opera-
tions in 70 countries and more
than 80 research and develop-
ment and customer service
labs
CLAIM TO FAME: Policy to
ensure products can be made,
resold, used, handled and dis-
posed of safely.
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New businesses, grand openings, expansions, etc., etc.
New Ajax MIg
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Esso has
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NVHAT A GAS: The ribbon was cut and
a new lucl station at Harwood Avenue
and Hwy. 2 in Ajax was officially opened
for business recently. On hand for the
event were (from left) Esso representa-
tive Terri Harding, Ajax Regional
Councillor Roger Anderson, Esso's Rick
Matthews, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish,
Esso Vicc-President A Markcting Roger
Purdv in(] Carl— P.K hco ). orvrator of
the ne%% siaiukm
Young
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COLD CASH: Jennifer Duffett
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month, Scotiabank randomly selects
30 names of Getting There customers
who made a deposit to their account in
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at saving resulted in her name being
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Presenting her with her prize is
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The sum of all its Durham parts
By Jacquie
McInnes
Special to Your Business
In his wildest dreams. did
Robert McLaughlin have any
idea what he was starting
when he brought his small,
but growing carriage compa-
ny to the village of Oshawa''
Could he possibly have
conceived that the little three-
storey workshop he built
would one day grow to
almost 14 -million square feet
of production space scattered
across a city his company
helped create'
Not likely.
T(xia), the workshop con-
sists of North America's
largest autoplex of two car-
asscmbly plants, a truck -
assembly plant and a fabrica-
tion plant (spread over three
locations). which makes van -
01.1% components including
stampings, batteries. lamps,
suspension components, plas-
tics and more.
"We ( the Oshawa opera-
tion) are the sole suppliers of
Buick Regals, Centurys, Monte
Carlo coupes and Chevy Lumina
sedans;' notes company
spokesman Stu Low. ''13te truck
plant, operating on all three shifts,
provides a large number of full-
size trucks. Although it's not the
only producer, it obviously plays a
key role in providing a large num-
ber of the full-siie pickups to the
North American market"
Officially. Oshawa is no longer
the 'City that Moto-vates' now that
City Council has picked 'City in
Motion' as the new slogan. But, as
and, hopefully, a buyer.
Ideally, a supplier could pur-
chase the plant and continue
running it. But there is also a
chance the plant could be liq-
uidated and 16 per cent of
Oshawa's 13,9(x) unionized
employees will find them-
selves out of work.
The Canadian
Autoworkers' Union has been
critical of the timing of the
plant's sale, given last year's
record profit. However, the
company is quick to paint out
that the $1.4 billion repre-
sents only a 4.6 -per cent prof-
it margin on the almost one
million vehicles sold in 1995,
which they say is no( enough
to be attractive to stockhold-
ers.
Now,"
And it's not just the
unionized workers and facili-
ties that are being scrutinized.
So, too, are the salaried work-
ers being I(x)ked at fir their
cost -versus -output quotient.
"Over a long period of
time we've continued to
Canadian dollar and our universal reduce our salaried head
health-care provisions do give us a count and we'll continue to do
competitive advantage in cost efti- that:' states Mr. Low.
ciency over GM's U.S. operations. "We have to look at waste and
"But, these things change;' he how we can eliminate it. The drive
says. "We need to ensure that we to be competitive doesn't really
remain competitive in all these end"
other areas. If you start off with a It's the turn of the century once
wage and benefit advantage you again. One hundred years ago
have to make sure you don't squan- Robert McLaughlin employed
der that. You have to he competi- shrewd business tactics to bring an
live in all measures, not just one." I underdog carriage company to the
Currently, the fate of the forefront of its field.
Oshawa fabrication plant and more Today, the company borne out
than 2,(X)l employees is up in the of his vision is using those tactics
air as General Motors Corporation to hold its ground as the leader of
searches for the competitive edge the pack.
BUILDING BLOCK: General Motors' Canadian head- and indirect employment numbers. GM's Canadian opera -
quarters building in Oshawa is the corporate anchor in tion contributed S1.4 billion to the international Kmom line
Durham Region for a company which provides huge direct for the auto giant.
i tong as GM remains. Oshawa will
be the driving force behind the
Region's — some argue the
nation's — economy.
In 1995, General Motors made
a record profit of $6.9 billion
(U.S.) worldwide. General Motors
of Canada's share of that was S 1.4
billion (Cdn.). Considering GM of
Canada's corporate head office sits
in Oshawa — along with approxi-
mately 55 per cent of all Canadian
production space and about half of
its 30.000 Canadian employees —
it's fair to say that the rippling
effect of GM's presence in Durham
is significant to the local economy.
But, it's a double-edged sword.
The area's workers and residents
live with the nagging fear that
some day, GM may leave Durham
behind. From that fear comes the
question of how to ensure that sce-
nario never unfolds. The answer,
says Mr. Low, is to stay competi-
tive.
"(Oshawa) Car Plant One was
tops in productivity in North
America (in 1995);" he says.
But, there's a catch. No GM
plant placed in the top 10 industry-
wide, so there's room for improve-
ment.
Still, Mr. Low concedes the low
Automotive suppliers fuel Durham's economy too
A host of Durham
companies — 121
benefit from the
presence and
profitability of
General Motors
Local politicians sug-
gest Durham's proximity
to Toronto would keep it
afloat even if GM were to
leave.
Still, there is no deny-
ing there would be some
pain involved.
In addition to the
15,000 people directly
employed by GM, there
are thousands more work-
ing for the 121 companies,
located within the region,
which feed into the
automaker.
Partially due to GM's J-
IT (Just In Time) invento-
ry control policy estab-
lished in the mid-1980s,
local suppliers have
enjoyed a competitive
advantage over suppliers
who must transport their
products over long dis-
tances.
"Logistics can play a
role in the choice of sup-
plier," agrees company
spokesman Stu Low.
"Generally, the trend in the
industry — not just within
General Motors — is
towards global suppliers,
known throughout the
world.
But, especially for those
parts which would be cost-
ly to ship long distances,
logistics can make a differ-
ence.
"It's all a business case.
In some cases it makes
sense to use a central sup-
plier. In other cases it
makes sense to be near the
supplier.
"It depends if it's a wid-
get or something bulky like
a seat. You trade off cost
versus the time to the plant
and the cost of carrying the
part while it's being
shipped"
Some of the region's
largest automotive suppli-
ers are producers of those
bulky items.
Lear Seating, with
locations in Whitby and
Ajax, is the world's largest
supplier of Just -In -Time
car seats.
Its automotive seating
operation has been estab-
lished in the region for 10
years and employs approx-
imately 400 workers.
Lear's production is
valued at over $20 million.
The Woodbridge Foam
Corporation, Lear's
Whitby neighbor, provides
foam for the seats.
Woodbridge employs 168
workers.
Other large component
suppliers include the glob-
al auto -glass supplier PPG
Canada in Oshawa with
350 employees, PaintPlas
in Ajax with 350 and A.G.
Simpson in Oshawa with
over 600 employees.
One local supplier,
Verspeeten Cartage, a
transportation firm with
sites in Whitby and
Michigan employing over
550 people, has keyed in
on the JIT program's
reliance on trucking.
Eighty per cent of GM's
transportation is truck -
based with the remaining
20 per cent of freight being
brought by train.
Gen -Auto Shippers
provides a rail loading and
storage facility for new
vehicles and employs 250
people.
The presence of General
Motors and the strong
automotive manufacturing
industry have drawn other
automakers to Durham
Region.
Chrysler Canada, with
a facility of 250,000
square feet, employs 800
people in Ajax. It came to
Durham in 1964.
Auto distribution plants
like BMW Canada in
Whitby, Volkswagen
Canada in Ajax and
Mazda Canada in
Pickering have also made
their way over here in the
last decade.
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By
Jacquie McInnes
Special to Your
Business
We've all heard about
custody and divorce battles
which leave warring parties
more bitter than they
already were at the outset.
Then there are the busi-
ness disputes which end up
in court for years, costing
everyone lots but resolving
precious
little.
Cheryl
MacLeod,
a profes-
s i o n a l
social
worker for
the last 25
years, says
she was
tired of
how the
legal sys-
tem was
making
difficuIt
situations
worse for
Ik°plc''I TALK IT OUT
saw It by trade, Cheryl
eery day, using her skills
what was business which
happening manner of dispu
to parents
and kids:'
she explains. "The tradi-
tional ways of resolving
disputes were so damag-
ing"
After consulting with a
group of friends within the
profession, she decided to
start a mediation service to
help people find alterna-
tives to traditional means
of resolving disputes.
A really believe in
mediation as the way of the
future," she says. "The
adversarial method is so
costly in all manners of
speaking. Mediation pro-
vides win-win situations. A
mediator doesn't represent
anybody. The focus isn't on
`what are my rights', it's on
finding solutions everyone
can live with."
Her business,
Reasonable Resolutions
Mediation Services Inc.,
has only been incorporated
since April of this year, but
is already getting a tremen-
dous response, says Mrs.
MacLeod, particularly in
the area of family media-
tion.
Not only are couples
calling for consultations,
but she is receiving refer-
rals from clergy, doctors
and even lawyers.
"Mediators don't take
the place of layvyers. They
YOUR BUSINESS, July 10, 1996 PAGE 5
Profile: Reasonable Resolutions
.
Medi*ati*on and art in -
in
work hand in hand with
lawyers to get all the
details worked out;" she
says. "It's a very empower-
ing process. I believe it's
very therapeutic, actually.
Traditional litigation does-
n't deal with the emotional
issues. All those feelings
are what really get in the
way of good resolutions.
We're able to assist busy
lawyers by working
through all those issues."
Mrs. MacLeod suggests
-----77777 777 that solu-
t i o n s
found in
mediation
have a
h i g h e r
chance of
being suc-
cesSful
r than those
# " i m p o s e d
upon one
or both
panics by
a judge.
"Because
the parties
h a v c
arranged
A social worker their own
MacLeod is now a g r e e -
'or a unique new ment, they
help resolve all tend to
;es. comply
with them.
They make sense:' she
say s.
When a divorce involves
children, there is even a
I greater incentive to find a
resolution everyone can
work with.
"The marital relation -
Ship is over, but the parent-
ing relationship is never
over," she points out.
"They need to learn to
negotiate that because they
never will stop negotiating
that"
Although Reasonable
Resolutions has found the
biggest response in family
mediation, Mrs. MacLeod
says she expects businesses
will turn to mediation more
often as an alternative to
litigation.
"There's a financial
incentive as well," she
notes, "because it is less
expensive than the legal
route."
Reasonable Resolutions
draws on the resources of a
variety of mediators with
'varying backgrounds to
find the best match
between mediator and
clients.
"Ideally, we would like
to see it go province -wide,"
she says, adding the com-
pany has begun to bring
together a group of'profes-
sionals for that purpose.
The Firm: Reasonable Incorporated: April 2, 1996 development of an acceptable
The
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'PAIGE 6VOUR BUSINESS, July 10, 1996
Personal Finance
Your plastic
could b
Full' 89 per cent of Durham ing the recession. When their savings were
depleted, they fell back on their credit
Region residents possess at M cards.
least one credit card. They'
can he a usef Ul financial
tool or deadly enemy. Like
most loaded weapons, they'
should be handled with care
By Erin Fairweather
Speciai to Your Business
Durham residents have cultivated a
love -hate relationship with their credit
cards since the recession of the early
1990s.
Fully 89 per cent of Durham residents
possess at least one credit card, according
to a survey by Kuhas Consulting commis-
sioned by Mctroland newspapers, includ-
ing Ajax-Pickcring Dews Advertiser,
Oshawa-V1'hitby and Clarington This
Week.
The Region is emerging from the reces-
sion, mainly due to its diversified econom-
ic base of manufacturing and retail inter-
ests, says Leonard Kuhas, and consumers
have every reason to trust that the had old
dans of the recession will not he visited on
'— them again anytime soon.
However. Jack fisher, trustee in hank-
ruptcy for Alan Lawson Fisher Inc. in
Oshawa, says consumers may not have yet
Photo illustration by Walter Passarelia
CHARGE IT: A handful of plastic may open many doors when you're short on cash, but
apply common financial sense when you feel the urge to splurge.
recovered. fidence in the future;' Mr. Fisher says.
"The financial problems (of individu- Even people who kept a cash cushion in
als) arc lagging behind the improvements the hank may not have saved enough
that are happening. The economy may be money to tide them over the year or more
picking up, but there's still not much con- of unemployment many experienced dur-
"Credit cards are meant to be tempo -
7 ;iry borrowing (vehicles) to be repaid
>.+ithin the month;' Mr. Fisher says. "1
"Chcve that excessive use of credit cards is
'0111cwhat driven by a reduction in wages,
ithcr from reduced earnings from either
)tic or both partners (in a marriage) losing
,heir jobs. They then start to use their
_redit cards to live on until the unemploy-
ment insurance kicks in, or until they find
.inother job. That is what happens in a
number of situations we see that end up in
!)ankruptcy"
And then, there are credit card junkies.
"That's me. I can't have a credit card
without using it;' says Pickering resident
Rosemary Black (her name has been
changed to protect her privacy).
"I found I never had money saved for
anything, so I got credit cards_ Then I had
to pay on the credit cards all the time, so I
never had cash. It just became a vicious
circle."
Discovering that she was 521,000 in
debt on a combination of three major bank
cards and several department store cards,
with an annual income of less than
$30,000 from a part-time job, she cut up
the cards last year and began the slow
process of paying back the debt.
" If you cannot repay them within a
month, or you cannot meet minimum
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Cred40 it cards require common sense
From page 6 I have to do that before they get back into real grocery shopping - just bread and
credit cards:' Mr. Fisher says. I cheese and peanut butter. I don't take $100
monthly payments;' you are probably mis- Rosemary sent out batches of post- and go to do my grocery shopping every
using your credit cards, Mr. Fisher says. dated cheques to
He advocates cutting them up until the ensure that pay -
spending can be reined in. ments would be
"That's the only permanent way of made on schedule
doing it. They should have budgets to con- to her creditors.
trol their expenditures, and if they can get After a year of
into the habit of using a budget religious- strict budgeting,
ly, then they will be able to provide for the she had reduced
hher total credit
week. I couldn t do
that." she says.
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repayment on such
a strict budget, she
is now considering
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h h h h
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temporary orrowmg such as that on a er Ouse, w Ic
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(-anadun R •i:,ti.,n Servrccx. Odiaw,. 1991
Yemeni. Hutt and Sir,Ac F,+undaw,n. A)as.
Volumeter Dcvck pn m Co-crdnutog. 19%. (wood
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Mr. Fisher suggests that this would he
the best course of action due to the lower
interest rates available on bank loans.
Until families have had time to absorb
the improvements in the recovered econo-
my and get their footing again. Mr. fisher
recommends it is always better to be con-
servative with credit cards. Given appro-
priatc self-control, Mr. Fisher says it's safe
to bring out the plastic again.
But Rosemary Black has sworn off
credit cards.
"I'll never have another one in my life,"
she says.
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