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Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1996 44 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 115 No. 38
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Ajax Chrysler workers
stay on the i ob with
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tentative agreement
131' BRIAN LEGRE:E:
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AJAX -- One doAn, two to go.
Nci!otiators for Chrysler and the
Canadian Auto Workers (C: NV) reached
a tcntauvc agreement on a new three-
�car contract late Tuesday. about 90 min-
utes before the union's midnight strike
deadline.
lite contract, which sets the pattern
for upcoming talks A ith Ford and Gener-
al Motors. addresses the contentious
issue of outsourcing. says CA«' presi-
dent Buzz Hargrave. Chr} slcr has
acknowledL,ed the union's proposal of
• work oA nership:' he says.
Inside
In the news
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Sports .................................28
Classified ............................30
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CAN;' Local 1090 president John
:,atens. Aho represents aNut 7(X) mem-
hers at Chrysler's :'ajar trim plant, says
the contract %ill "send an echo around
the world in terms of- joh commitments
and what companies and unions can
share.'
Contract language dealing with out-
sourcing "is the finest you could possibly
hope fiN:' says Mr. Gatens, adding "it
satisfies all our hamaining demands"
Chrysler's 12.6(X) employees in
Canada are expected to get wage increas-
es of two per cent during each year of the
deal. CA%V officials say the tentative deal
also includes 10 additional paid days off
over the life of the agreement, an
increase in the vacation bonus to $900
and additional pay for skilled trades of 20
cents per hour.
"It's going to shock and surprise peo-
ple in its richness;' says %I r. Gatens. "It's
a wonderful agreement. There's no doubt
in nn mind the membership A ill endorse
it. It reflects the wealth and i!lxxi times
Chr}sler has enjoyed in the last few
years
A ratification for Local 100 mem-
bers has been scheduled for Sunday at 1 I
a.m. at Denis O'Connor High School in
See CONTRACT. -Page 8
The Buck stops here
A Newmarket Young Bucks ball carrier is League tyke division action at Pickering's
sandwiched by Ajax -Pickering Dolphins Kinsmen Park Sunday. The Dolphins won
defender Dan West, right, and a teammate 44-12.
during Central Ontario Minor Football photo by A.J. Groen
Seniors' car hit by truck wheels in Pickering
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Dl'RHA1! STAFF ___--
PICKERING — An elderly couple is "lucky
to be alive" after another set of truck wheels fell
off a transport truck on Hwy. 401 in Pickering,
bounced over the median and into the path of
their car Sunday night.
Hans Krebel, 76, and his wife Edith, 74, of
Bowmanville both escaped with minor injuries
when their eastbound four -door Toyota plowed
into the double set of truck wheels near Liver-
pool Road just before 9 p.m., Ontario Provincial
Police said.
The second Hwy. 401 accident in as many
weeks involving wayward truck tires occurred
when a westbound tractor trailer travelling in
the right-hand lane lost a set of rear wheels from
its right side, according to the OPP.
The tires rolled across four westbound lanes,
See SENIORS'...Page 4
PAGE 2 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 18,19%
Pickering gas bar robbed
for third time in under a year
PICKERING — The I'c nm- Gas Bar
on Kingston Road was robbed by a
knife -wielding bandit Saturday night,
the third holdup at the station in less than
a year.
17he robber
late teens. 5'9'. 140 pounds. with dark
skin and short black hair. lie wore a
black sweatshirt and blue jeans.
The gas bar was robbed Oct. 12,
1999. and on Aug. 20.
occurred just
And to the other
before 10 p.m.
PTC Stores that
when a Ione man
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Durham Recional
Police say.
•
Police repm the
band;[ armt_�i –7th
a mite, demanded
the male clergy turn
over cash. When
the clerk complied,
the bandit or icred
him into the service
garage.
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Pickeringtanglesthief with Ahe x fitness club members
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AJAX-PICKERING — A Pickering
woman who tried to steal rings from an Ajax
fitness club Friday got a workout from pursu-
ing club members and ended up with handcuffs
as her only new pied of jewelry.
A woman walked into Body Pulse Fitness
for Women at 570 Westney Rd. S. around 6:20
p.m. and asked to use the washroom, club
owner Cathy Saar reports. Club member Chris
Austen, working out on a treadmill, witnessed
the woman pick up a purse in the change room
and advised Mn. Saar of the theft.
Mn. Saar reported the incident to an aero-
bics class instructor who in tum announced it to
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class members. When Esther Maflais-Landry the lining of the woman's jacket. "She shouldn't have tangled with fitness
discovered her purse was missing, she gave "Tile 27 -year-old woman was charged with club members," says Mn. Saar. "]"hey're in
chase and nabbed the thief in the perking lot theft under S5.0W. very good shape"
where she recovered her handbag,
Mn. Saar says.
When Ms. Mallais-Landry opened
it and realized two diamond rings
were missing, aerobics classmates
Tamara Beyazberber and Leslie
Scinocco chased the thief northbound
on Westney until they caught her and
returned her to the fitness club where
Durham Regional Police had arrived.
Officers discovered the rings inside
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Seniors' evastatin awfulbrush with truck wheels d g,
FROM PAGE 1 gation and charges are pending, Const. Gar- close call involving flying ohjects from a a brake drum fell off a transport in Ajax, with
bounced over the median and landed in the nett said. transport. A piece of metal which fell out of the brake drum striking a westbound car dri-
centre eastbound lane between Whites and Anyone who witnessed Sunday's incident the back of a truck struck the couple's car dur- ven by a 38 -year-old Courtice resident.
Liverpool roads. is asked to call Const. Heather McLeish of ing a recent drive between Chatham and In January, 1995, Angela Worona of Whit -
The wheels landed directly in the path of OPP Whitby detachment. at 905-668-3388. Woodstock on Ilwy. 401, Mr. Krebel said. by was killed when a wheel from a truck
the Krebels' car. After striking both wheels, 11w collision wasn't the Krebels' first On Aug. 30, a double set of truck tires and crashed into her car on Hwy. 401 near Ajax.
which activated the
car's driver and
passenger airbags. •
Mr. Krebel
swerved the car
safely onto the
shoulder.
The couple was ® ® e
taken to Ajax -
Pickering General
✓ 43;
treated for facial
wounds caused by
the release of x tint ¢
chemicals con-
tained in the air
hags. •j�, +-JOL
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We're luck• to
be alive. 17he expo - +s--�a►�'� .:.1-r+= �,
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rience was just • ��% •.K.. -•• '•`�,.,
dcv astating. plain— '•'' - •i `- `4• �_.,;�' __ ,,,4
awful. Were OK. -
but that was a __-w
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major accident: _ � -`_ - — -•E _ -
Mr. Krebel said -hO� - - - �`'- -- �,
from the cYuplc•.
homc Monday ( 'l� iktj:1eSS--
"I lir the first M �; !`� ,-• ''
tineand then I hit _ _
the second. There cilearance u
was no lighting on
the hwhwav to ice _; - ----------
them.'
—them. I
was just
luck,. there were •' r
no other vehicles 0 3 Q
xxt to me when I 15 10 5
pulled over.' • -� -
7be collision _ SPECIAL EDITION SPECIAL EDITION
could have been ORTHO GUARD ORTHO PEDIC DYNASTY COMFORT SLEEP ORTHO PEDIC SLUMBER REST
"lar Mort ,cr otvtl
had it henTctr traffic
at a
when tx:n iftic
was $139
heavy. ('cxi,t. ��:$99
', S r�_: 1 99- +� _ 79:. E _ vuLE
V. _sS 4;'-q.SS va-'ac.-mac ws Q.Ss Na 4
$239
Bill Garnett said. ESS
"lYKre ate'` -x SET $424 SET $394 SET $314 SET $284 SET $224 SET $184
(Mr. Krehel) w:L�
able to keep coxa- DOUBLE . 299 SET 469 DOUBLE 279 SET 439 DOUBLE ..209 SET 374
turd 11 over to the h QUEEN 329 SET 5u4 : 'FEN 309 SET 474 DOUBLE ..189 SET 324 DOUBLE.... 169 SET 284 DOUBLE....139 SET 234
fro of ve rc
��_` QUEEN ...239 SET lw N 509 SE_ '{= id'.% 459 SE' 7, 9 QUEEN 219 SET 38» QUEEN 199 SET 334 QUEEN......169 SET 314
shoulder. If traffic
has busy it could A -FRAME FUTO DELUXE FUTON
have been a lot !f • � � WINDSOR BUNK CAPTAINS BED
worse." said the
- Tatres<. 8 rya.• -c �'k* .
constable.
The tr,<rck'. { FREE 2 Choices
ver. a 46-vear-old •NO G.S.T. •NO P.S.T.
Cornwall man, 2 -SET OF SHEETS -BED FRAME
stopped the trans- _ nci„Jes _cvereC *MATTRESS COVER -PILLOW Go 4large
When he spot r marress 8 tame with any rnatchin mattress set purchased r •
part lowest price. storage drawers
1w
led sparks coming
out from beneath. n: NJFA W WOOD SPACESAVER ON BU DIVAN DAYBED MATES BED
Const. Garnett E;E� r �Lu�s_saIE.ED Includes 20 BUNK NEW/
said. He was not - year gty
injured. _ ormopracoc Sleeps
The Krebels ' ,.; + marress - 3
car sustained darn- LOWEST
age to the front end Avail in While enamel98
2 drawers
78
and underbody; Very sturdy Assorted Colours fnrsh
however no esti- maple finish
mate of damage y1V• ,
was available. • 001111410
-
Mx truck is - •
owned by Mini- BAYLY • •
max Transport of • TAUNTON
Cornwall. TheCLEMENTS z w
�OPP's commercial
transport unit ;ji
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inspected the truck
to determine what o� N owe Y� FlNANCtNG PERSONpI Aim A � � ♦� �'
caused the wheels ? ]t; �� aa�U18lf CHEQUES _ ••o...
to fall off, however 1 '"°" TI Mus -M. 1a�
the results were • . �a 9
not available at 10.8
press time.f . � d n 1111-4
s.' is • •
The incident is
still under investi- ' • • •
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 -PAGE 5-A
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It' the autumn fund-raising carnpaign does suc-
ceed. \kc all succeed.
flan\ a,�cncics In the region -- Distress Ccntrc
Durham. the Uncnlplo\cd Hclp Centre. the )AICA.
Bit_ Sisters and fait_ Brothers, to name a fc\\ --
dircetl\ hencfit from the tcncrosit\ of \our contribu-
tions.
So diy, deep this fall season. Your efforts arc
appreciated h\ the United «a\ \olunlccrs in your
neiL,hhorhood. and by the people in the communit\
oho will ha\c a place to turn to in their time of
need.
Campaign organiicrs in the Ajax -Pickering arca
say they want to make heroes of us all. That rncssaLc
is as true in Nc\kcastic as it is in Osha\ka. as it is in
1\'hith\.
Giye what you can and you'll see: Its easy to he a
hero rii-,ht in your o\kn neighborhood.
1
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♦You said it...
In response to last Wednesday's
editorial on workfare, our
readers said:
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directed at the poor. But, I totally disagree with that ... I
have a problem with the people who have made welfare a
career.”
♦ "I'm having a problem with your math. Fifty-five per
cent of us did not vote for the terrible Tories to rob the
poor to give to the rich on any program, including work-
fare"
♦ -11 do think that workfare is actually a very good idea.
But. I don't agree that taxpayers should have to pay the
administration costs."
Overheard...
"It's riot quite like winning
the gold. It's probably closer
to the Nobel Peace Prize. It's
more than
gold: it's
platinum.'
-- Durham t
OffA
Board of
Education
chairman Audrev MacLean,
after the hoard was
announced as the winner of
the Carl Bertelsmann
Foundation Award in
Germany as the hest
education system
in the world.
v Letters to the editor
Si(.111-Lip flap
pLItS dampei- 011
n1r1ssoccel-
Z
tOL1r11ame11t
I"o the editor:
Wc scent to he readim: a lot ahout
.)Ur troubled youth. and \that should
Pc done about them. It is a sad reality
that often these trouhlcd \uuth follow
the example of their elders.
As president of the Durham Girls
So,:ccr l.ca,_1uc it saddens me to hayc
to deal \kith the results of some
adults \\ho haye a direct elf -ect on
young people.
The \kcckend of Sept. 7 and 8 \kas
the Durham Girls Cup Tournament.
Its a time when parents and coaches
can proudly see the results of their
suminer's play. While there can only
he one club champion. every team
hopes that honor "ill he earned by
them, and I nTcan earned, for the l-irls
work hard and, hopefully, they also
ha\ e fun.
This Cup tournament Inyolvcs 93
teams playing over three weekends.
Ninety-two teams were duly regis-
tered, the clubs and coaches seeing to
that. One club, however, simply did
not register to play.
As might he imagined, there is a
great deal of work involved in setting
up tournaments of this magnitude;
obviously there must be organization
and rules to be followed. The rules
which were adhered to by 92 teams
could not he overruled for one tears.
_Unfortunately, the breakdown in what
is normally a routine procedure
became a venue for adults to demon-
strate to their young ones behavior
I'or which we usually condemn our
youth.
Parents must recognize that rules,
like laws, arc made so things will run
xmoothly for the majority. When
those rules or laws are broken, there
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are usually \ictinls. It is sad that in
this case the yictinTs arc young ladies
who ha,,c played their hearts out for a
club which did not lite tier rcinstra-
tion the ncccssar\ cards, a detail that
takes a Icw minutes.
Henry Nelson,
Ajax
Girls shut out
of soccer
tourney by
adult infighting
To the editor:
For the past 10 years my chil-
dren have participated in many of
the organized sports provided in
Durham Region. I have always been
deeply grateful to the Region, the
Town, local businesses and especial-
ly the parent volunteers who give of
themselves to make these leagues
possible.
This summer my oldest daughter
played house league soccer for the
Ajax Warriors' under -15 girls' team.
Their coach was with us all summer
until September when he had to
return to university in Ottawa. This
left the girls without a coach for
their playoffs — a weekend -long
tournament in Uxbridge Sept. 7 and
h. tioncthcless. the team was n(,ii-
fied of the tournament, includln the
times of" their games and Saturnia,
morning at 8:30 a.m. we \vcre all
there
Half-wav through the first game.
the conveners of the tournament
found our team had not been proper-
ly registered. After the game the
players and parents poet with (tic
cOnvcners and offered to do whatcx-
er was necessary to register at that
Point. We were told that this was
contrary to the rules and giycn oxi)
choices: the girls could continue Io
play in the tournament but each
game would he scored as a loss for
them and they could not adyancc to
the finals or they could withdra\k
from the tournament and the Ajax
Warriors would be fined $500.
I understand that due to the loss
of the .girls' coach, the necessary
paperwork was not handed in. I
understand rules are necessary for
league and tournament play to
ensure fairness for all players.
However, to the conveners of this
tournament, I say -Shame on you:"
Your decision to "abide by the
rules" was not fair to anyone — to
the teams that played against our
girls, which got an automatic win no
matter how they played; to the
teams that did not play against our
girls, who had to work for their
wins; and certainly not to our girls
who knew nothing of the paperwork
required to attend their own play-
offs.
Let's remember why these
leagues and tournaments are orga-
nized in the first place. My daughter
learned nothing that weekend about
sportsmansh7.p, co-operation or
healthy competition. She did, how-
ever, come away with a new per-
spective on red tape, the futility of
tryling to change the status quo, and
the belief that, when it comes to
political infighting among adults, it
is always the children who suffer.
Elizabeth Riley,
Ajax
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,rl the Town of Pickering will he considenng the enactment
A A by-law on October '_ I. 1996 at 7 30 p in in the
Council Chambers at the Pickering Chic Complex, (hie
I he Esplanade. to change the names of the following
,trects or lxmions thereof
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person, or by his or her counsel or agent, any person w ho
wishes to nuke representations either in suppon of, or in
opposition to, the proposed street name changes and who
applies to the Clerk to he heard An,, person wishing to
address Council with respect to this matter should contact
the undersigned on or he fore nkKm on Fnday. (ktoher IX,
1996:
Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CLAIM Town Clerk
Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade
Pickering, Ontario LIV 6K7
(905)420-4611
DATED at Pickering. Ontario this -28th day of August, 19%.
Notice of Public Meeting
of the Executive Canmkt:ae of Council
to Consider ttm Staff Recotmtnended
Pickering official Plan
when: November 7, 1996 at 7:3011
Who.: Council chambers
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The ExetxAive Committee of council will be corisidemhg a staff
recommended Pickering Official Plan at the date, time and
location listed above. You are encouraged to attend this
ineetMhg and provide the committee with any cometimits that
you matt have. Following this meeting. it is anticipaMd that
Tom council will formWy adopt a new Official Plan in early
December.
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Official Plan, you must make a written request to: Town Clerk.
Town of Pickering. the One Esplanade, Pickering Ontario, L1V
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it a person or pudic body that files a notice of appeal of a
decision of the Town of Pickering in respect of the new Pickering
Official Plan does not make oral submissions at a pudic meeting
or make written submissions to the Town of Pickering before the
new Pickering Official Plan is adopted, the Ontario Municipal
Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal.
If you have any questions, please contact Catherine Rose at
(905) 4204660 extension 2033, or (905) 683-2760.
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Around Durham Region
Hospital honors staff
Nurse Mane Tyrre rece,ved her 20 -year
pin at the recent Long Service Awards Tea
held at Aiax-Pickering General Hospital to
recognize staff who have given many
years to the hospital. It was part of APGH's
annual Salute to Staff Week.
photo by Ron P etroniro
Contract agreement reached
FROM PAGE 1
Ajax. says IMr. Gatens. Negotiations appeared to tk
"in the ditch" as late as 6 p.m. Tuesday, he says,
leaving most CAW utlicials
expc,:tin_ the first strike at
Chrn sler since 191,-,-.
Walt %IcCall. Chrysler
Canada's manager of cortxiraic
public relations. couldn't be
reached tier comment late last
ni_•ht. If the deal is ratified, the
CA«' will then :h(K)sc either
Ford or General Motors as its
next strike target. i
In the United States. Ford
and the United Auto Vv'orkers
reached a tentative agreement
Monda% on a new contract for
the company's 105,0(X) union-
ized %%orkers. Terms of the deal
Don 'Whalen. CA«' Local 222 plant chair. say s
k1r H.uzro\c .kill likel\ choose Ford as the next tar-
get in Canada. leasing G\1 until the end.
"Just by H hat happened in the
United States — Ford I'm sure
is going to ratify — I'd think
Butt is guinz to go to Furd next
here;' sa\s 11r. Whalen.
The tentative deal reached
with Chrysler "sets an excellent
Pattern for us;' says Mr.
Whalen. " We just have to con -
GM that it's going to be
the pattern"
,10r. Whalen says the resolu-
tion of outsourcing in the
Chrysler contract is "more than
what tie expected. They've
come a long way. as far as I'm
concerned they've set a g(xx1
pattern, but I think we'll have a
tough time with GM:'
Highlights:
Highhents me i_ :fatr.c agreement
rraehed last night hemc-en Canadian .Ault)
%%orlcrs and Chrysler ( xiada
✓ 1 `tnx-Ycar deal w mh c►agrs tncrcascs of two
lkr .cni ca:h scar
✓ ten addruonal pwd days off o%cr the life of
clic uji-Lerrent.
✓ `sidled trades get addtmonal 20 cents ler
h, ur. ct7cetive mnmrdiatek
✓ '..,cation bonus mc:reaws to $gill )
✓ (Acrune pcn;ilty currcndh k%icd at S_ per
hour increases to S24� per hour
✓ Rcurenent incense inauascs fnau 515.(XN)
to 5.32,itr
✓ %L-A training progruns.
weren't released but the union's priority was protec-
tion against outsourcing.
Oshawa man charged
with murder attempt
after visitor hit by car
OSHAWA — A 38 -year-old
Osha%%a nian has been charged with
attempted murder atter another man
was rammed by a car and carried on the
hood for 20 feet early Sunday.
Durham Regional Police said a 27 -
Near -old Blackstock nian suffered head
injuries and numerous cuts and bruises
atter he was thrown frorn the hood of
the car onto the road around 1:30 a.m.
The victim and the accused, after
haying shared drinks together earlier in
the evening. got into an argument at a
Nassau Street residence. at which point
the accused ordered the victim to
remove his vehicle from the driveway.
police said.
The victim left the residence and,
while driving down Nassau Street. was
pursued by a man in another vehicle.
The car Li\ ins: chase ranimed into the
victim's vehicle. then hacked up and
ran into the side of the car, "knocking
the door off completely;' Stab'*
Sergeant Sandy Rvrie said.
When both men got out of their
vehicles, a shouting match began and
the victim was threatened with death.
the Staff Sergeant said.
Moments later, as the victim stood
in the road, he was struck by a vehicle
and carried on the hood for a distance
until being thrown off, Staff Sgt. Ryric
said.
Thr victim was treated and released
at Oshawa General Hospital.
Gerald Desroches, of Nassau Street,
is charged with attempted murder, dan-
gerous operation of- a motor vehicic
and failure to remain at the scene of an
accident.
Hc's being held in custody and is to
appear in Oshawa provincial hail court
tomorrow.
Whitby Mental Health
Centre expansion
officially opened
'WHITBY — The new Whitby
Mental Health Centre was offi-
cially opened by Ontario Health
:Minister ,Jim NN ilson Sunday.
The new 32; -bed facility,
located in south Whithy, provides
specialized inpatient and outpa-
tient programs for the seriously
mentally ill.
"Today's opening marks the
final stage in the Whitby redevel-
opment initiative," said Mr. Wil-
son. "We are seeking to integrate
and co-ordinate inpatient ser-
vices with community services
and supports. The redeveloped
Whitby Mental Health Centre is
truly fulfilling this role:'
The Ontario Realty Corpora
- tion is responsible for the design
Oshawa teens charged
after rocks hit 401 cars
OSHAWA — Two Oshawa youths aged 13 and
14 have been charged with endangering the lives of
Hwy. 401 drivers after 10 vehicles were struck by
rocks hurled from a bridge overpass Friday night.
Nine vehicles including one GO Transit bus sus-
tained minor damage when they were struck by
rocks thrown from the Albert Street bridge around 9
p.m., Durham Regional Police repotted. No esti-
mate in combined damage to the vehicles was avail-
able.
No drivers or passengers were injured, police
said.
Police nabbed two suspects at the scene after
being notified by a motorist.
A 13 -year-old of Albert Street and a 14 -year-old
of Front Street were each charged under the Young
Offenders Act with 10 counts of mischief endanger-
and construction of the $90 -mil-
lion facility, which was started in
December 1993. The building and
grounds incorporate the latest
patient -oriented design, security
for patients and staff, energy con-
servation and ease of operation
and maintenance.
"With three international
design awards, this facility is
truly a source of pride for the
whole province," said Mr. Wilson.
The Whitby Mental Health
Centre serves an area that con-
tains more than 2.2 million resi-
dents, including North York east
of Yonge Street, Scarborough,
East York, the Regions of York
and Durham and Victoria Coun-
ty -5$6 Z111
ing life.
Both were released to their parents.
Hospital discharges new
community relations man
WHITBY -- Whitby General Hospital's director
of community relations has been let go one month
after being hired.
Patrick Thomson took over the position Aug. 12.
Elizabeth Woodbury, chief executive officer for
the hospital, would only say there "was a mismatch
only apparent when Mr. Thomson was on site. It's
unfortunate"
No successor has been named and the previous
selection process will have to be reopened.
A graduate from McMaster University and the
Ontario Teacher Education College, Mr. Thomson
served as the director of fundraising for the Ontario
Division of the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) and
assistant national director for the CCS.
Seagrave man critical
after Oshawa crash
OSHAWA —A 33 -year-old Seagrave man who
suffered internal injuries in a car crash Friday
remains in hospital in critical but stable condition.
Durham Regional Police said the man was dri-
ving south on Simcoe Street in Oshawa just after 2
p.m. when his vehicle collided with another car
which was westbound on Howden Road.
The driver's side of his vehicle was struck broad-
side by the westbound car, which was attempting to
cross the intersection, police said.
The Seagrave man was rushed to Oshawa Gen-
eral Hospital with broken ribs and serious internal
injuries, police said. The driver of the other car, a 3l -
year -old Oshawa man, was not hurt.
The accident is still under investigation by the
traffic management unit and no charges have been
laid
Oshawa man charged
with murder attempt
after visitor hit by car
OSHAWA — A 38 -year-old
Osha%%a nian has been charged with
attempted murder atter another man
was rammed by a car and carried on the
hood for 20 feet early Sunday.
Durham Regional Police said a 27 -
Near -old Blackstock nian suffered head
injuries and numerous cuts and bruises
atter he was thrown frorn the hood of
the car onto the road around 1:30 a.m.
The victim and the accused, after
haying shared drinks together earlier in
the evening. got into an argument at a
Nassau Street residence. at which point
the accused ordered the victim to
remove his vehicle from the driveway.
police said.
The victim left the residence and,
while driving down Nassau Street. was
pursued by a man in another vehicle.
The car Li\ ins: chase ranimed into the
victim's vehicle. then hacked up and
ran into the side of the car, "knocking
the door off completely;' Stab'*
Sergeant Sandy Rvrie said.
When both men got out of their
vehicles, a shouting match began and
the victim was threatened with death.
the Staff Sergeant said.
Moments later, as the victim stood
in the road, he was struck by a vehicle
and carried on the hood for a distance
until being thrown off, Staff Sgt. Ryric
said.
Thr victim was treated and released
at Oshawa General Hospital.
Gerald Desroches, of Nassau Street,
is charged with attempted murder, dan-
gerous operation of- a motor vehicic
and failure to remain at the scene of an
accident.
Hc's being held in custody and is to
appear in Oshawa provincial hail court
tomorrow.
Whitby Mental Health
Centre expansion
officially opened
'WHITBY — The new Whitby
Mental Health Centre was offi-
cially opened by Ontario Health
:Minister ,Jim NN ilson Sunday.
The new 32; -bed facility,
located in south Whithy, provides
specialized inpatient and outpa-
tient programs for the seriously
mentally ill.
"Today's opening marks the
final stage in the Whitby redevel-
opment initiative," said Mr. Wil-
son. "We are seeking to integrate
and co-ordinate inpatient ser-
vices with community services
and supports. The redeveloped
Whitby Mental Health Centre is
truly fulfilling this role:'
The Ontario Realty Corpora
- tion is responsible for the design
Oshawa teens charged
after rocks hit 401 cars
OSHAWA — Two Oshawa youths aged 13 and
14 have been charged with endangering the lives of
Hwy. 401 drivers after 10 vehicles were struck by
rocks hurled from a bridge overpass Friday night.
Nine vehicles including one GO Transit bus sus-
tained minor damage when they were struck by
rocks thrown from the Albert Street bridge around 9
p.m., Durham Regional Police repotted. No esti-
mate in combined damage to the vehicles was avail-
able.
No drivers or passengers were injured, police
said.
Police nabbed two suspects at the scene after
being notified by a motorist.
A 13 -year-old of Albert Street and a 14 -year-old
of Front Street were each charged under the Young
Offenders Act with 10 counts of mischief endanger-
and construction of the $90 -mil-
lion facility, which was started in
December 1993. The building and
grounds incorporate the latest
patient -oriented design, security
for patients and staff, energy con-
servation and ease of operation
and maintenance.
"With three international
design awards, this facility is
truly a source of pride for the
whole province," said Mr. Wilson.
The Whitby Mental Health
Centre serves an area that con-
tains more than 2.2 million resi-
dents, including North York east
of Yonge Street, Scarborough,
East York, the Regions of York
and Durham and Victoria Coun-
ty -5$6 Z111
ing life.
Both were released to their parents.
Hospital discharges new
community relations man
WHITBY -- Whitby General Hospital's director
of community relations has been let go one month
after being hired.
Patrick Thomson took over the position Aug. 12.
Elizabeth Woodbury, chief executive officer for
the hospital, would only say there "was a mismatch
only apparent when Mr. Thomson was on site. It's
unfortunate"
No successor has been named and the previous
selection process will have to be reopened.
A graduate from McMaster University and the
Ontario Teacher Education College, Mr. Thomson
served as the director of fundraising for the Ontario
Division of the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) and
assistant national director for the CCS.
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Exercise your lungs
forThe Lung Association
DURHAM -- Get out your hiking
gear for Fresh Air Walk '96 beim held
Sunday at the Long Sault Conservation
Area in Clarington to raise money for
The Lung Association.
The event rill run from 10 am. to 2
p.m. rain or shine.17here will be a choice
of four trails from 2.2 to 8.1 kilometres
Ione. Stroller, are not recommended
since the tnuh; are unpaved. Children
under 12 must be accompanied by an
adult. Everyone is welcome to take a pic-
nic lunch to enjoy after the walk.
Walkers who remit their pledge/doria-
tion money on or before the event (sate
will be eligible for prizes, including a top
prize for the partie-ipant who raises the
most money.
Pledge firms are available from The
Lung Association of Durham Region
(136-1046) in Oshawa and at McDon-
ald's restaurants. To get to the 1,ong Sault
Conservation Area, take Taunton R(md
east to Regional Road 57, go north on 57
to Regional Road 20 (9th Concession),
go east on 20 and then left on W(xxikv.
From Hwy. 401. take the Waverly Road
exit and go north to get to Taunton.
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000
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First Prue A magnificent l l dav'3 island trip to Hawaii
with S2.000 spending money (arrangements
through V"al ,%Iarshall Travel)
2nd Prize 35- "1'V" with surround sound
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Tickets maN. be purchased at most banks in
Ajax, Pickering or by calling 686-0606
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Boogie in your blue jeans to aid Ajax-Pickering General Hospital
AJAX-PICKERING -- You can kick up arrive into either an Ajax or Pickering ballot along with a pair of the mayor's jeans, on their at the hospital foundation office at 580 Har-
your heels and help your hospital Saturday, box, acaxdirtg to where they live. 7 he ballots flagpole for one day following the dance. •I irk- wood Ave. S. in Ajax. VISA and Mastercard
Oct. 19 at 'Ihe Blue Jeans Ball being held by will be counted to ascmain which community els are available from Sutton Group Heritage wdl,he accepted.
Ajax-Pickering General I lospital to ruse funds u)id the most tickets, and the losing town will Realty Offices at 1305 Pickering 11nrkway in For more information call the hospital foun-
f'or the hospital foundation. be required to fly the winning town's flag, Pickering or 520 Westncy Rd. S. in Ajax, and dation at 428-1407.
Everyone is
invited to put on
their best jeans for
the hall, which
will be held from
8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at
the Metro last
Trade. Centre on
Brock Road just
north of Ilwy. 401
in Pickering"
7 ickcts are $25
and will include a
spc. J
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T-shirt to w(.ar to
the ball, (lancing •
to the music of
Pink Cadillac, a
guest DJ from Up to 250
KX96 M. it buffet °10
dinner, prizes and
fun events par Fall Home 25 / $200 0
��throughout the 0 NFW
evening.
Organizers are Fashion Event.selected sere ,ff Eaton Home selectedhoping the evenIselected small electrics
_dinnerware,
will match the fashion bedding, sofas, sheets, from Braun,
""`e" of the You choose the deal * sheet sets tables Black & Decker,
sold-out Mash blankets, duvets
Baan the hospital duvets and chairs. and more. Cusinart,
held in 1944. and pillows. T-Fal
As pari of tlx.
event. Ifk' h(spttal �� •"�` ar
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is issuing a -Iown :. "«
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Challenge. People
attending the ball -- y
will be asked to
posit their tisk- _
P w
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Join4 �.
Grits for
grub at
Saturday - '
picnic
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AJAX-PICK-
ERING -- You're * r�
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in -itcd to join
a r
local provincial
Liberals as they^
gather for a c(NIl
roast and barbecue
Saturday. ,�� �'► '
Admission is
'Just make any purchase of $300 or more �s
free to the , �z `4*V
Durham West (before taxes) from our furniture (excluding infants').
Provincial Liberal
vacuums, major appliances, home electronics, mattresses or
Picnic, but there'll floor coverings departments. and you can choose s
be a nominal one of our 3 payment options.
charge for some of $35 administration charge and applicable taxes payable '
the food at time of purchase. Monthly instalments or ^ `'
Some Liberal deferred payment offers appy only to Eaton Card purchases.
MPPS we expect- GST offer excludes GADO TVs. O.A.C.
ed to attend the
affair, which runs offers '
Aoffersgood until .Sunday October 6th. � � a� � a��
from 3 to 8 pm. at
the Mowbray fam-
ily farm at 4140
Kinsale Rd.
(between Hwy. 7
and time 7th Con-
cession) in Piclax-
ing. There'll be
enterWnnment and
games Hages.
Take a lawn chair Win a trip to New York City! ' n a
awn Celt
for sitting. You could win a trip for 4 to New York City to see a taping of 1
Call SheilaMichaeO C
Boyer at 683-0101 l J. Fox's new CTV comedy Spin City, plus a 51,000 Eaton's shopping spree! v
or Sid Saunders at Just one way to win. Visit your nearest Eaton's store and fill out a ballot. On o�
839-0792 for Contest ends Septembery 29, 1996. No purchase necessary. Details in-store.
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COME OUT AND
ENJOYTHE FUN!
FUN FOR
THE
ENTIRE
FAMILY
DAILY ATTRACTIONS:
• Petting Zoo • Play Tractor
• Straw Jump
- Creative Playground
• Wagon Rides (Weekends)
Wonday, 4
59EEIA nR .95
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Sale ends Sunday!
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ach. P 145/80R 12. Sears reg. 81.99
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wear and excellent traction #61000 series
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It's an excellent wet -weather handling
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long mileage and even wear 1*5800C ser es
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one automotive products and servkes
NO minimum purchase required NO down payment NO 3rd party credit application
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Confronting reality
For 17 years the Recycling ed to global resource use,
Council of Ontario (RCO) has which in tum is central to
brought people from a wide global threats such as loss of
range of disciplines together habitat and biodiversity, cli-
to consider the micro and mate change, food shortages
macro aspects of waste, and poverty.
resource use and conservation Being held in Hamilton,
issues. the event begins with a choice
This year's of four tours of
RCO annual
conference and
trade show
'Confronting
Reality. Balanc-
ing Tomorrow's
Needs with
T o d a y' s
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a.
This year's
theme is indica-
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modus operandi
of governments,
businesses and
organizations
theld
nearby recy-
cling facilities.
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futurist, will
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pending transi-
tion of the
world's industri-
al system from
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and linear
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Entert inme t
Call us at 683-5110 with your entertainment news
Ajax hosts ceilidh Friday
0 John Allan Cameron
brings Celtic sound to
Ajax Communitv Centre
BY Al. RtW=,
SMAFF REPORT" _
AJAX-PICKFRING -- Musical
trends may come and go, but the Godfa-
ther of Celtic Music in Canada has
staved true to his musical roots.
After 27 years in the music business.
10 albums and countless conc'e'rts across
Canada. performing and recording
music which speaks of his Celtic her-
itage still puts a glint in the eye of 57 -
year -old Cape Breton Islander John
Allam Cameron.
"Performing still excites me."
Came'rnn says in an inieniew with the
:ticwc Advertiser at a Pickering coffee
:slx)p recently. "Che of the general things
I lik=e to say in life is it's important to
have s(rnethini to look forward to. I still
get a kick out of per-torming...I love it. I
kx)k forward to pertixming wherever it
is.'.
The veterm musician will play at the
Ajax Community Centre's HMS Ajax
Room Friday. Sept. 20 for what's billed
as a "real down-home ceilidh (pro-
nounced kav-lee )
the Gaelic t►cxd for
Celi
Celtic music in ert
Cxwda, which for
decades was the
sole domain of
Cameron- is now. Durham's
being performedhottest place
D for five music '
by many people. plus DJ's 6
Punk fiddler Ash- days a week
lev Ivlactsaac. the
Rankin Family and
the Barra Mac- Thu ay
Neills have all Live Band- 3rd
brought Cape Bre-
ton Celtic music to Degree
the masses who'w "Ladies Night"
emb m -ed it.
Cameron is '
glad to see Celtic
mucic taken In roc w•
&ights of popularity.
"This Celtic thing has certainly found
new fans all over the world. A lot of peo-
ple are now curious about something I've
been doing for a long time. The future of
anything is in the young people and it
needed new blood to rejuvenate it,"
notes Camerm. who now makes his
home in Markham.
"Ashley Maclsaac. the Barra Mac-
Neills and the Rankin Family are all
parts of the link. They're all pulling on
the trams and going forward and expos-
ing the music to as many people as pox-
sible."
Although Cameron admits some
Celtic purists are offended by the new-
age stylings of Maclsaac. the elder
statesman is flattered he's had an influ-
ence on one of the popular performers of
today.
"Ashley is a dynamo on stage. You
have to pay attention to him. He can p4ty
traditional music with the best of them.
but he has a trendv young follo%ing with
the nosh pitters."
Just ask Cameron's 21-year-cild son
Stuart the guitar player in Macbaac's
band.
Maclsaac recently lent his talents to
Cameron's Glencoc Station CD, released
Nionday Tuesday
Dart League & "Wing Night'
15c Wines 7-11
Giant 8 1/2 ft. Karaoke featuring
Big Screen TV The Entertainers
Friday & Saturday
LIVE BAND
featuring
Centre Lane
Free Pool Mon. -Fri. 4-6 p.m
rkwe.."de m. w.,paper
the Stonecairn label in April.
In addition to Maclsaac (who plays a
fiddle duet with Carnerixt on one of the
cuts). the Barra MacNeills and the
Rankin Family all chipped in their tal-
ents to the making of Glencoe Station.
described by Cameron as "going back to
the pristine purity of my rwts".
"1 grew up going to those. It was a
house party and everyone would bring
their fiddle aril guitar. Antal party is
where people bring their instruments and
join in and have fun together."
Tickets for
Cameron's Ajax
"ceilidh" are $15
per person or S27
per couple. A
table of eight goes
for $104.
Carnerm will be
joined by J.K.
Gully and the St.
John's Road
House Band.
D(x)rs open at
730 p.m.
For more infor-
matiat. stall 683-
5&30 or 1-8)-
801-6146.
11 V
Wednesday
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Dinners
3 Pieces of Chicken, Taters and Fixings ............ 5.49
9 Pieces of Chicken ........................................10.85
15 Pieces of Chicken ......................................15.99
20 Pieces of Chicken 20.99
Chicken Wings (not pigeon wings)...... 3.29....... 6.99
with Taters.........................................4.29.......7.99
AJAX GO STATION
100 Westney Rd.
686=9879
GRAND
OPENING ;
SPECIAL r
ONE DAY ONLY
t Fri., Sept.20/96 i
:$1e00 OFF:
any Mountain Boy
t purchase over $5.00
:Fla .x• prec �ntco =rx)n reef e.rJcring
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GREEK NIGHT
IN PUCKERING
presented by
The Hellenic Canadian Community of Ajaxinckering
Sat. Sept 21, 96
We Bouzouki! _
% Door Prizes!
' flit
Pickering Recreation Complex'
1267 Vaneyfarm Rd.
All proceeds to
Ajax/Pickering Hospital & Hellenic Heritage
Language Program
Cocktails: 6 pm For Tickets Call Adults: $35
Children $15
Dinner: 8 pm 686-7461 I under 12 years
__Jo�
Bargains for baby aid Parents of Multiple Berths
0 Fund-raising sale by Durham Region Parents of Mul- size 14, baby equipment, toys, crafts
tiple Births Association Saturday, and maternity clothes will be for
Saturday in Pickering Sept. 28. sale. Snacks, baked goods and
The sale runs from 9 a.m. to I drinks will be available.
PICKERING -- Get some great p.m. at Metro East Trade Centre on No strollers are allowed. Terms
deals on baby clothes, toys and Brock Road in Pickering. are cash only.
equipment at the semi-annual sale Used clothing from newborn to For information call 686-0707.
1 v e =77k,
: r,
:lake Your Own Wine
Undy
1 r j
$79
I Bottles
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LEARN TO TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR ASTHMA
Oshawa General Hospital September 18; September 25.
For more information or to Pre -Registration call:
THE f LUNG ASSOCIATION /I
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ler $111111111111 1111e: *Based on a 36 month lease for 1997 GMC
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trade may be necessary. Cealer may sell/lease for less. Offer applies to
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or used with other offers. No -charge running boards not available on
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PAPP 16 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. SEtPTE&1BER 18, 1996
Ajax Youth
Centre hosts
open house
AJAX -- `]be Youth Centre is hold-
ing an open house Saturday. Sept. 29 to
celebrate its evolution into a communi-
ty health facility for local youths and
their families.
Events; will include a barbecue.
musical entertainment- tours of the cen-
tre, opening of the Expressions of
Youth art exhibit and even Sumo
,ATestling in inflatable suits. The cen-
tre's new activity room will be open fow
fun and games.
All event_; will tape place from
11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the centre. 360
Bayly St. W.. Ajar. Donations to St.
Paul's -on -the -Hill Food Bank are wel-
come.The centre, which started as the
Barbara Black Centre for Youth
Resources, is funded by the Ministry of
Health and offers free and confidential
services. including counselling. general
medical %m -ices. health promotion pro-
grams and a youth drop-in centre.
The centre is open to people 13 to
19.
Founded 1977
Incorporated 1983
Durham Region Community
row Care Association
Community Care
Respite Program is in
need of rel i e f
caregivers to provide
in-home respite in
Durham. Must
possess level II
Homemaker certificate
or equivalent. Must
have own car, be
willing to travel and
be available for shift
work. Please call 427-
2315 for more
information.
BATH FITTER
Will install a new
acrylic bathtub of
seamless wall right
over your old one
(irdudes stals)
• =just 2
hours
• A porter.& made to
meas um fit
• Easy to dew and
• Cal now for Irft
do FREE kWwm
From all the great casual stele you want to all the school, work and weekend gear you need.
(:orae get the best of it all now at Oshawa Centre.
FALL FASHION SHOW
Thursday & Friday - 7:00 p.m.
Centre Court
Clothing from Churchills Crossings, ' -dift .- -i—
Fairweather, Jack Fraser, Jacob, Jacob Jr.,
Marks & Spencer and Northern Getaway. ,. ,
Shoes from Agnew +.-;•'
AWA
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OVER 200 STORES AND SERVICES INCLUDING THE BAY, EATON'S, SEARS & ZELLERS.
OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9 PM, SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 6 PM AND SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 5 PM.
STEVENSON ROAD & KING STREET WEST (905) 728-6231
....tom► 1
Laurel Personal Development
and Modelling Centre Inc.
Are you model
material?
for the working world. It's all about
building confidence;' says Ms. McHale.
Ms. McHale has 20 years of experience
in the fashion and modelling industry. Her
career started as a teenager after
graduating from the Jean Banlield Charm
cot Modelling School where she was
named Model of the Year. Her 15 years of
dance training, theory and Grade 8 piano
certification with the Royal Conservatory
Of Music, as well as extensive modelling
training, has led to a successful career in
many areas of the modeling business.
In recent years, she has taught at several
modelling schools and has taught a self-
improvement pn,crcm for th c e D h
Models may he horn with beauty. hut. ,t
Heard of Educat1(In ur am
also takes extensive
tits. McHale has
training to put them
dso served as an
on the runways of
.associate producer
the world -- that's
tt Karen Eluck
where Laurel
Productions for
Personal
�"
the past 13 years
Development and
:. which has given
Modelling Centre
:- her an extensive
Inc. comes in,
background to
Opened in
draw upon as the
Pickc r i n g b y
1
director at Laurel.
director Laurel
+>
Her duties
McHale on Sept. 8.
included concept
the modelling
:rcatwns,
school is geared to
tuditumino.
both males andhoice
of designs,
females ages five
,ostummg, music
and up. The
election,
modelling classes, jjj(j Drbultntilus. Launl's fir<t studcoi cute the nbMm. - horeography. co -
which features on-going rgn,,(ration
ordination,
throughout the year, cosers all aspects of
commentary and backstaLe management
professional modeling to start and build a
laurel Personal Development and
career in the business.
Modelling Centre Inc. also offers a Be A
Laurel Personal Development and
Model For a Day Birthday Party. Staff
Modeling Centre Inc. features small
help those at the party put on their make -
classes for individual attention, along with
up and produce and rehearse an actual
free practice time and a fashion event at
fashion show on the runway. The show is
the end of classes in June.
videotaped for the birthday boy or girl
There are also courses available for
and, after the fashion show, cath model of
personal development, which consists of
the party receives a party favour.
training in poise and posture. self-defence,
Laurel is located at 376 Kineston Rd.,
skin care and make-up basics.
Pickering, in the Rougemount Centre. For
interviewing techniques and putting
more information. call Ms. Mcllale at
resumes together.
905 -sty -7315.
"We prepare them for future jobs and
THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 19% PAGE17
COUPON CLIPPER
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$3"OFF
each hig oI tin-t;reen
Winterizing Fertilizers or
Grub Control Fertilizer
PAGE la -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., SEPTEMBER 1& 19%
It's in the cards for Ajax Seniors Friendship Club
AJAX -- The Ajax Seniors froth 1 to 3:30 pm. at 46
Friendship Club plays the Exeter Rd., Ajax. All seniors
,card game Solo every Friday welcome. Call 683-8538.
Why suffer with aching
painful feet"
Take a stand against
Foot pain and call us toda}'!
Ronald I Klein B.S.C., D.P.M.
HURT? PODIATRIST
• custo- roc, or'hohcs
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a Sports Medicine
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Notice of
Liquor Licence
Application v"
The following establishment has applied to the Liquor
Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the
Liquor Licence Act:
Application for a Sale Licence
Spring Creek Golf & Country Club
4988 WestneN Road N., Pickering (including outdoor area)
An% resident of the municipality may make HTitten
submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is
in the public interest having regard to the needs and
-Aishes of the residents. Submissions must be received
no later than October 18, 1996. Please include }our name,
address and telephone number.
Nute:
The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections.
Submissions to be sent to:
licensing and Permits Branch
Liquor Licence Board of Ontario
55 Lake Shore Blvd. E-, Toronto ON MSE IA4
Fax: (416)326-5555
Dying Ajay mom
wants to take
young daughter
to Disne-,W0 rld
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An all inclusive retirement living next to
Petticoat Creek - Pickering
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LINDA ZUSI•:R chats with EVF.LYN WlN(;R0VF: a
longi; term resident of Ro,;cbank over tea.
v i'ri,it,simidi iturNing ldrr
-4 hours a dae
In-house hhvsician (on call
-3 hours a davi
Lahorah,r%, \-rat• and hharmac%
",n 1i Pti
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Pricatr anti v•mi-hri%ate
accommodation
v Cable 1'v end triellinrne
O Frt•r parking
O In-house shuttle start ice
O Vantd and attractive menu
4 Call -bell in each suite
O Laundrn ,;ervictw
O Mini -convenience store
O Air conditioning
O liairdri•s�in�; %hanc�r �t•rt trt�
For a personal tour and more information
on our GRACIOUS COUNTRY VILLA
534 Rodd Avenue, Pickering
Call (905) 509-2582
Nancy enson, who.,
nem d0nat ons t�h'e7
h
_-. °m *Miohterq*a Ce Ical fir,
he t0 Dlarte, Wald
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We (the staff at
Ga ;Nancy Benson. It has truly touch our hearts, as we are sure Nancy's story has
ale -4touched yours. We as a community would like to help N 's dream come
� Gy P �y tt,►e
for her and her daughter Akaysha. We would like to extend our invitation to help
fj�xk
by donating to this worth while cause.
ey L f EVENT TO TAKE PLACE FRC, SAT. SUN., SEPT. 20, 21, 22
dYe-aDonations can be maae on these days at Honey f�rlic, 2so Bayly St Ajax payable to
.... Nancy Benson
or dropped off at any time at my caumb Trust Branch 536 Acc. * 50"30,
Please help us by purchasing these
""-donated items from Honey Garlic.
• 50 GIFT CERTIFICATES -'15.• each
+ 25 HONEY GARLIC POLO SHIRTS - t10.a each
• 30 HONEY GARLIC T-SHIRTS -'lo.• each
• LUCKY FORTUNE COOKIES -41.0 68011
OR FEEL FREE TO GIVE YOUR OWN
DONATION OF ANY AMOUNT.
-. BY CASH OR CHEQUE
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AjaxPickeringNewsAdvertiseroslha«,aWlhithyClaringtonThisWeek
YourBus
Durham awards
i
honor waste reduction
Durham Re,_ron's %vorks department is looking, for
candidates for its Nkaste reduction aNkards for local indi-
(duals. industries. institution and businesses.
Occr the last six Nears. the Region has recogni/ed
I organiiations for their efforts in
reducing, garbage. Last \cans win-
ner. were Darlington Nuclear
Generating Di. isior_ A,,cr,. Dcn-
niNon Office Products Canada
and Durharn Board of f:
resh approach
i the Kitchen
garden
reshness and flavor arc the keys to
Kitchen Garden, it catering husiness
,d to Ajax.
` l% focus is on freshness with the
prepare. • says owner Karen 'A'il-
i love to use fresh hcrhs and vcg-
,Ic, so that the infusion of the differ-
in:,rcdicnts salislics all of the scn,-
1, "'ikon started The Kitchen Gar -
I !,t fall aflcr spending more than
-,ars wurkinu, with one of the top
ci, in Toronto. Shed previously
.ialcd frorn Rvcrson Uni%crsity's
:end restaurant administration pro -
i and the Cordon Blcu Sch(xil of
tin, in London, England.
cr specialized catering service
i, with a personal consultation and
w of menu choices. I:vcrvthing
an intimate dinner fi)r two to a
I%cdding banquet and From con-
or.iry to traditional cuisine is on her
�'ncre are no limits and no Fx)und-
arms when it conics to The Kitchen Gar-
den,7 she says.
. The Kitchen Garden can he reached
at683•Sx1().
ppiner it out
complete truckers' computerized
lieage guide in being oticred by, Road
,gal (Cana&) Inc. in Pickering.
Billed as the largest highway data -
se in the trucking industry, Prc)ti1ilcs
ti an upgrade of IaP 'Mileage Guide.
ft more than 30,(XX) Canadian cities,
NMI villages and hamlets, more than
PAX) American locations, a city loca-
detailed maps, 750,M) miles of
in Canada and the Unitcd Statcs
ianadian and American truck slops.
c mileage Luide and fuel tax pro -
is upgraded continuously and is
?NNY & ASSOCIATES
ACCOUNTING SERVICES
Computer Accounting Training
iagement Accounting & Consulting
Personal & Corporate Taxation
Temporary Accounting Staff
New Business Set Ups
Part-time Controllership
Betty Penny I.C.I-A.
Kelly Campbell CMA
D Mary St. 985-0712 or 985-7531
ort Perry Unit or 1-800-699-6190
Tom
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., Si VrEMBER 18, 1996 -PAGE 21-A
Who's' Who In
Durham
Business
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New businesses, grand openings, etc.,etc.
designed for the independent trucker
and large trucking companies.
For inli)rination on ProNfiles 96 or
Road Legal can 837--0564 or I -8(X)-
339-6603.
A little extra
help in Whitby
A Whithy tutoring, company has just
opened its 12th franchise in Ontario.
A Little Extra Hclp -tutoring Service
is an organiiatiun of certified Ontario
leacher,, who offer unc-nn-onc iutonnu
in ,tudcnt,' homes in parincr,hip «ith
their rc_ular teachers.
Formcci In 1993 by N1ichacl and
Mancitc Pccvcr, of %%'hithv•
A Little Extra Help incorporates three
major elements of education — parents.
classroom teacher and tutor. Instruction
take, place in it student's home with par-
ents playing an active role in skills
development. The program is dcslgneLI
for the child by the tutor and the class-
roorn teacher.
Areas of study include rcading
phonics, spelling, writing, math. stud-,
skills• homework and special projects,
Lnghsh as a second language, French,
adult education and all high sch(iol suh-
jects including OAC calculus and
physics.
The Peevcrs firmed the corripam in
responsc to the growing need ti)r sup-
plementary education due to continued
funding cuthacks in recent years.
There arc now franchises in \Vhithy,
Pickering;, Windsor, Kitchener, Brant-
fi)rd, Burlington, Oakville, Mvsissauga.
I�
Jr
Seeing clearly
THE EYES HAVI'l It Durham realtor, joined I(IULes this
surrinicr to collect cvcglasscs for need,. people in the de%el-
opin,_ world. Ccichrahng the success of 'Operation Fac -
sight Univcrsal' recently were Lucien Lamhier. first \, ice -
president oh the Durham Rcinon Real E,tate Board and
Stephen Faul o('Operation E: c,wht Unv crsal•.
Toronto (two). North Yi,rk. Ottawa and
Thundcr Bay. Twenty inure franchise,
circ ,latcd for Ontario with expamion
across Canada and the t •nited States
planned fur the next two gars.
A Imllc Extra Help Tutoring Service
can he reached at 608-2107 or
Tt •TOR -.\11:.
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Younusiness
'r1R1(Yr1fY .l. %Ili1•iTAKER. t'uhh,hcr
JOANNE BI"RGHARD"r. F,dnur-in-Chief
s"m%+: HOt's,roN Managing Ediwr
BRI (T I)ANPORI) Unccu,r ut Adwrii,ing
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A MetmIand Cwtimunrty tiew,p:iper
puhh,hcd twice tn,)nthlc by
(),hawa w hnh� Cianngtrm )-hi, Week
.nd the Ai:n t't,,kcnng News Ad%crtr,cr
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COMP ADVANTAGE INC.
Workplace Beath & Disability
Management
'905) 723-2931
1 -800 -361 -COM P(2667)
Employer Representatives
;pA1e with WCB
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HOME & LEISCENTRE
Welcome Home!
The IDEA HOME at the PICKERING
HOME & LEISURE CENTRE
reopened recently with a brand new
decor! Many thanks to the large number
of people who attended the opening and
donated food and money to the
SALVATION ARMY FOOD BANK.
Cozy and comfortable, the Idea Home
has been decorated with a three generation family in mind. There's a room shared by two little girls, a
masculine retreat for their father and a master suite for two active grandparents, which also includes a home
office. The house features a wheelchair accessible kitchen, master bath and an elevator mockup!
Pickering Home & Leisure
Centre
1755 Pickering Pkwy. L IV 6K5
Call us at: (905) 427-4332
INSURANCE & FINANCIAL SERVICES
LIFE * DISABILITY * HOME * AUTO * MARINE * RRSPs * RRIFs * GICs * FUNDS
DID YOU KNOW ... that you can qualify for a house insurance discount if you're mortgage free!
- Call us for details at (905) 571-1042
HEINZ HENNINGER INSURANCE BROKER, 342 King Street W., Oshawa
Highway 82 (Kingston Rd.)
a
Pte.
Metro East
Pkwy
Centre
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Leisure Centre
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Pickering Home & Leisure
Centre
1755 Pickering Pkwy. L IV 6K5
Call us at: (905) 427-4332
INSURANCE & FINANCIAL SERVICES
LIFE * DISABILITY * HOME * AUTO * MARINE * RRSPs * RRIFs * GICs * FUNDS
DID YOU KNOW ... that you can qualify for a house insurance discount if you're mortgage free!
- Call us for details at (905) 571-1042
HEINZ HENNINGER INSURANCE BROKER, 342 King Street W., Oshawa
PAGE 22 -A' -TRF: NEWS ADVERTISER. WF.D„SEPTEMBER 1'8; 19%
Durham's film _industry
0 0
W'Cashingin on ollywood N
By Jacquie McInnes
special to your business
There's no business like show
business. Just ask Brian Nlalcolnt.
general manager of Parkwood
Estate in Oshawa. and he'll assure
you that when it conics to paying
bills. it's the hest business he
knows.
"The re%cnue from filming is ver,.
important. It fluctuates from scar
to %car, but it's a really significant
part of our operating budget.”
The Pickering Museum VIl-
age in Greenwood is another
popular spot for movie and TV
productions. Approximately 10
per cent of the village's revenue
is generated through site rentals
to production companies, says
L% nn Wintersicin of the Pickering
culture and recreation depart-
ment.
Revenue. exposure and repairs
to the buildings are three benefits
from the film mdustrn. 'Alany
time,, the,. need to paint the
buildings to suit them. Once the-,
change the exterior or interior.
the,, hasc to change it hack t(i the
color we had it. A lot of buildings
get painted that need it. We' -,c
had four front porches, correct to
the time period. put on "
But. hcyond the sites, how
much revenue is actually generated
in Durham from the industr-' At
present. not enough. suggests
Norm Leigh. chairman of the
Region's film industry steering
committee. "The Region is just
starting to get into the film busi-
ness;' he sa}s. "What produc-
tion companies have been doing in
the past is corning with their own
crews, lighting experts and cater-
ers. The stars usually stay in
Toronto. That's one of the things
we want to turn around. What we
rcally want to do is generate some
revenue spin-offs. We want to
show them the infrastructure is out
here.
The Rcgion is currently putting
together some initiatives to meet
that ohlectwe. Officials are com-
conjunction with the Region, held
a "film friendly" workshop and
this week the Region will he an
exhibitor at a "show hiz expo" pro-
moting Durham and its proximity
to Toronto. the city, often
dubbed 'Hollywood
North'.
"Our proximity to
Toronto is one of our
biggest features,^ main-
tains Mr. I"cigh.
"It certainly has a bet-
ter chance than towns fur -
`The revenue from
M
ice Rei�`
s location
,
' ness. (Dad owns Soppratino's
librarian for the Ontario
filming 1S Very
Film Development Cor-
„. ,.
poration (O.F.D.C.).
important. It fluctuates
She adds that right now.
owns the pub with his brother
Durham has the Ixitcn-
from year to year, but
tial to dash in on a trend
it's a really significant
of moving away from
big city locales.
part of our operating
'` seems to me `here
are more and more
budQet..s
scripts calling for a less
b
urban look. Three years
-- Brian Malcolm on
ago it was always the
Hollywood's interest in
iNcw York or Chicago
look they wanted: that',
Mrs. Bray. "It's getting back to
no longer the case.
Farkwood Estate
—To get these locales,
sonal nature of the restaurant
the film companies will
1 noise is from people speaking
he look-ing as close to
piling a directory of suppliers and
Toronto as possible." says
services geared to the film Indus-
%Is Reid. "A crew will
try, a manual of guidelines for
generally not travel if it is
workine within the reeion and a
out of town;' she says,
catalogue with an inventory of
noting the company has to
sites in the region from buildings
pay more once the crew
to natural settings that may he con-
gets out of a certain zone.
ducive to filming. I
Then there's the addition -
Earlier this year Parkwood, in
al time and cost of bring -
Lager and ale in a neighborhood pub
FROM PAGE 1
'It's just a small, quaint place
' ness. (Dad owns Soppratino's
I so it always looks like it's
across the road.) "When you're
years. -We were the first one in
busy,' says Antoine Albis, who
19 you always go to the bar
this area." says Mrs. Longmuir.
owns the pub with his brother
scene, but you get sick of it by
"There was only the Royal, the
Julian. Mr.
I the time you're 20 or 21"
Whitby Hotel and the Spruce.
Albis thinks part of the
"A pub is like a meeting
Then, they all jumped on the
pub's appeal is the extensive
place. It's cozy. People come
bandwagon."
selection of beer.
and have a wee chat," says
Mrs. Longmutr suggests
The Thirsty Monk carries
Mrs. Bray. "It's getting back to
that high overhead and the sea-
16 types of draught including
the basics. It's not loud; the
sonal nature of the restaurant
nine foreign brands.
1 noise is from people speaking
business have killed a lot of
"It's a little costly to carry
1 back and forth "
establishments over the years.
all this, but it pays in the long
1 Perhaps in the age of the
One new pub on the block
run," he says.
Internet, fax machine and cel -
that hopes to see the same type
Everything is cyclical,"
lular phone, that's just the kind
of longevity is The Thirsty
observes the 24 year old who
of connection we're all looking
Monk in downtown Oshawa.
grew up in the restaurant busi-
for.
ing in all the necessary equipment. Reid suggests. "This year will he
Although it has no regional fig- very close to that if not higher."
ures. the O.F.D.C. estimates that If' Norm Leigh has his way,
last year $5(X) million was spent in more of chat will he spent right
Ontario by the film industry. Nis. here in Durham.
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Perso aFietnance
Home is vbusiness can prosper
By Jacquie McInnes
special to your business
When accountant and business consul-
tant Bettv Penny offers her clients advice
on starting their own home-based busi-
ness, she speaks from experience.
Ms. Penny formed her own company
two years ago when she was laid off.
(riven the choice between a lengthy com-
inuic to Toronto or starting a service out
Of her Port Perry home, Ms. Penny chose
the latter.
"1 -just thought why not, why not start
up your own home -haled business'? I
thought I had really nothing to lose."
Starting from a client base of zero, Ms.
Penny began to build her clientele list by
'.1 accepting any
•t1 st, and all work
z she was
offered. .I
started call ine
around a lot of
t my contacts —
corporate peo-
pie I worked
person operation, she began hiring ether`
on a contract basis to help with the work-
load.
Today, Ms. Penny has taken her work
out of the home into an office in nearby
downtown Port Perry. She cites her two
big dogs as major deterrents to work In,-, at
home.
"You had to like my dogs or you didn't
work with me." she jokes. Recently, she
partnered with another accountant Kelly
Campbell and together they employ a full-
time assistant and three other people on it
contract basis.
"I think that everything happens for a
reason•" reflects Ms. Penny. "I'm glad that
I lost my job. It forced me to look at life a
lot differently and look at my career a lot
differently."
While she was working on building up
her own business, T1s- Penny decided to
create a network with other home-based
businesses like her own and founded the
Durham Hume Business Association.
which recently became the Durham Home
and Small Business Association to include
companies like Ms. Pcnny's.
1
of working for someone else.
with in the past The mandate of the association
"The rewards of your own business are
and asked if is to go beyond networking to
a lot different." insists Ms. Penny.
they would he act as a skill development out -
interested in let and resource to its mem-
"You realize that everything you're
myself... that I hers.
putting into your own business is really
contract my "It's not just networking;
17 -'ti N�ORkING: Betty
services out," it's building bridges with the
Penney limned her own
she recalls. "I government and it's building
bridges with education. So, it's
home-based business
went to
real) to improve ourself. We
Account Temps y' P Y
two years ago after clay -
to see if I could have keynote speakers in. It's
off. Today, she's out-
Set some work to establish credibility in the
grown the locale and is
to hold me until community."
in an office in downtown
Port Perry.
1 gut some Beginning your own busi-
started
clients. ness can he daunting.
Initially I did some contracts for a veru But, it can also he liberating
minimal fee in
for someone used to the routine
order to build
based business of your own. Betty Penny,
- - —
the thunder of the Durham Horne and
people striving to meet goals similar to
Small Business Association, offers the
your nwn.
up my credibili-
Keep track (if' all the contacts you
Ise the resources available to you
make and don't hurn
in your community
your hridzc..
ty. Once I did
your local municipality to the chamber of
I -or more information on the Durham
.-41.
-
that I began get -
;all its hotline here in Durham at '��+
ling a lot of ref-
i
erences and it
just really
snowballed, one
after the other.
I
t
4 '� r •
--
i
"I left all my
.
Options open
and just tried
d
for everything,
"
whether it was
preparing
income tax,
doing minor
bookkeeping
services or
going in and
helping some-
bodystart their
`.
business. I just
A mother's quiet devotion to her child.
wore all hats."
A father's calm support and guidance.
The strategy
A listening ear. A shoulder to cry on.
paid off and
A safe place for your feelings.
,loon Ms. Penny
was able to nar-
;Caring. It'S what sets us apart.
row her focus to
the work she
wanted to do —
(Insert your firm's logo, name, address,
f u l l- s c a l e
and telephone number in this space.)
accounting ser-
vices.
After months
_;—
of working long
hours as a one-
—
_ _
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1
of working for someone else.
1 01' Find a separate area within the
"The rewards of your own business are
home to work in.
a lot different." insists Ms. Penny.
a' Don't drain your cash flaw. Man -
"You realize that everything you're
age yuur money
putting into your own business is really
carefully. Don't over equip ur over stock.
going to benefit you in the long run."
Buy only what's essential.
j +' Operate like a business. Know your
competition, create
i a business and marketingplan and start
How to get
off with a good accounting system.
l-rnd any unique quality about your
ent that
started
differentiates
differentiates you from the competition.
')urround voursclt with positive
If vou'vc been considering a home-
people whether it's
based business of your own. Betty Penny,
family. friends or other small business
the thunder of the Durham Horne and
people striving to meet goals similar to
Small Business Association, offers the
your nwn.
following tips:
Keep track (if' all the contacts you
Ise the resources available to you
make and don't hurn
in your community
your hridzc..
From the economic development Office in
your local municipality to the chamber of
I -or more information on the Durham
commerce and business associations.
Home and Small Buaness :�aociation.
there are plenty of ayenucs for advice.
;all its hotline here in Durham at '��+
Go Water Efficient!
_W'ith Durham Region's
!- 1 Water Fixture Replacement Program
>a� e an average
)f 580-5?_0 of
your ,%!ter bi I I
each veart.
The Water Fixture Replacement Program is otReriag a 40% subsidy towards the
replacement and installation of toikeb, shower beads, faucet aerators, sprinkler timers and
rainbarrels. You can get a toilet replaced with a 6 litre toilet for SIS3.00 plus GST. This
price includes installation by a qualified contractor and one-year warranty for material and
labour.
To participate in the program for the installation of low flow toilets and water efficient
fixtures, have your water bikbng account number ready and call Groes CAP at:
(905) 571-7227
Watch your mailbox for fun details in the "Durham Works" newsletter or pick up a
program brochure from your local Mumicipal Office, any Regional Office, Info Oshawa
Booth (Oshawa Centre) or your Public Library.
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PAGE 24-A-7'1iE NEw'S AD%'k;KTISER, WT'.D,. SEPTEN1BER, 18,11996
Not All Top Performers
Werein Atlanta
Some were performing worthwhile community
service in towns right across Ontario
Do you know a young To nominate an
Person, aged 6 to l8
9 = individual or a group
years, who is l';, . of young people for
involved in the Ontario Junior
w o r t h w h i l e Citizen of the Year
comrnunity service Award, please
or a special person contact this cornmun-
who is contributing, ity newspaper or the
while living with a OCNA at 905-844-0184.
physical or psychological ^iominations for this vear's
limitation? Do you know a► awards Hill be accepted until
T4
youth who has performed an _ October 31, 1996.
act of heroism?
Every nominee will receive a
The Ontario Communit} certificate and up to 12
tiewspapers association, with "� individuals and one group will
Bell Canada as the patron, is be the recipients of a plaque
looking to recognize these ��; presented b} the Lieutenant
good kids"; the young Governor of Ontario, an
people of our province who Ontario Junior Citizen of the
show a commitmentto Year lapel pin, $200 and a
making life better for family portrait with the
others. Lieutenant Governor.
NOMINATION FORMS - are available by contacting this cornmunity newspaper
or OC:. A at 905-844-0184
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Women In Business
Sandi* Gale
Plammnt f,lr %�,ur finarioal future h. s
never been roae important
Predictwm arc that when you retire
sou'11 have to rely on your own rrsources
i,.r retirement income and not the
government
Sandi Gale of Fortune Financial has been
advising her clients that at -% never io late to
invest in your future
"There's also a misconception that you
have to have was of racy to start sits ing..
stir explains "Fat as little as S_'5 10 $50 a
month your money can grow to a substantial
amount hecausc of compound interest "
She can offer a wide variety of mutual
funds and RRSP's but her speciality is funds
such as the Canadian Environmental Fund
" I like to promote funds that have a
portfolio of companies that have the goal of
helping the env tronment.' she says A like
to see my clients earn money and at the
same time sup" compames such as
these .
Her interest in the environment started
after she graduated from Durham College in
Human Resource Management
"My work in personnel nude me more
aware of health and safety issues and
comWies that cared about the well being of
their employees and the environment:' says
Sandi.
At the present time she . designing a
course that she will be offered tii the
public this October
The course will show people how to
save nomey on things like energy in the
home and taking these savings and
investing them in mutual funds
She also has free breakfast meetings
twice a month featuring speakers on
investments and environmental topics as
well as a Prosperity Luncheon the 2nd
Friday of every month
Sandi's office is located at 70 Simcoe
St N in Oshawa. For more information
about her financial services or upcoming
meetings give her a call at 433-1246 ,
Stop Smoking
Smoking is a hard habit to break
and (herr are mans methods
available if you want to try
But if you want to be successful.
and cnjoy freedom from smoking a
completely natural way. a fantastic
program is now available
Marlene Bray and Linda Green are
offering their customers a fantastic
way to stop smoking that is safe and
natural
The 7 day "Stop Smoking support
system" is an herbal based system
that's had an excellent success rate,"
explains Marlene.
The program consists of five
components.
The first is a herbal formula in
capsule form that helps to calm and
relax you during the period of
physical withdrawal.
The second stage is also an all
natural herbal formula that helps the
body cleanse itself of the impurities
from the many, chemicals found in
tobacco. The third formula helps to
alleviate any lingering withdrawal
symptoms.
During the herbal program and
after the tint 7 day., you can inhale
the aroma -support product which
will help eliminate any residual
cravings you may have
Therc is also a cassette provided
by Dr Frank Rocco which contains
one side for nuwvation and the other
for relaxation.
Linda quit smoking with the
program after 30 years of smoking
up to I pack a day.
"I tried the patch. gum and
hypnosis but nothing worked:' she
admits.. "But the Stop Smoking
program has really worked. 1 like the
natural aspect of it and now want to
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Marlene says freedom from
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including better health for you and
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Distributors are always needed. If
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Our 66th Year
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4th Generation of
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A.W. "Army" Armstrong
Bob Armstrong
Todd Armstrong
Providing Professional
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Debbie Armstrong
Original King Street location in 1936.
Present day location.
OWAWF,MM 124 King St. E
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER,WED., SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 -PAGE ZS -A
Armstrong Funeral Home
Armstrong Funeral
Hume is a fancily business
that has trul} become part of
Ile coininunity of Oshawa
-tnd Durham Reg,(,n.
Unique in this husi-
ncss. it has remained with
the ,ante family for 60
years.
1.ounded by ?Matthew
Arrnstron+a and then passed
on to Iii,, son A.W. "Army
Armstrong. the business is
now operated h% %l1,uhcw's
grand,un Boh incl two of
Boh's children. 'fold and
I>ehhte
Both Todd and Dchhic
grew up surrounded by the
caring, ,tall at Arrnstrc:nL,
Funeral Hc,rnc and wanted
to he part of the family tra-
dition. Toda-,, both are
licensed funeral directors.
While the growth of
funeral horne c(mgloincraics
is on the rise. the Arnistrom.,
family has always resisted
the rno%c to sell their busi-
ness.
" I -hat's because "c'%c
hcconic part n► the comniu-
nito and care ahout the
needs of the pe„plc here."
she explains. ''It's tihs we
established the Durhani
Griot Resource Centre."
Tom Fasthope is one
Debbie and Todd Armstrong are the 4th genera-
tion to continue the 66 year old family business.
of the hcensed funeral direc-
tor at Armstrong's. but
,,pend,, 90 percent of hi,,
bene ix ith the Centre. coun-
selhnY those dealing with
grief as well as organinng
seminars to educate the pub -
1c,
..The centre is our wa\
of gr ing ,umethin_ hack tj�
the conrniunit\. ,ass
Dchhtc -It', our way of
helping people after the scr-
%ICC is e,%er because that's
when pc.,ple rcalls need
emontmal ,upT)rt."
Debbie herself has
Lona to local schools and
other interested _roup,
explaining the benefit\, „t
planning ahead �%hcn it
Y+nics to luncral,. v dl, and
life insuntncc.
She says student, are
taught in health class about
marriage. children and
important aspects of lite but
there is a lack of intorrna-
tion and educatn,n ,hoot
death
FuIurc plans Iur
Arrn.tr,,nL_ Funcral FL: me
m�:lude a nc,.c ta�ilu� .it the
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and Thornton Rds in north
Oshau a
"Our Iuturc as a hust-
nCss, and as It laniils is here
in (Aha\t a." sa%s Debbie
1 -or nic)rc in14,rmatu,n
about Armstrong, Funcral
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Owasco Volkswagen Audi
Frank e'er+► cx arrix cd
in Canada frons Holland in
19i4 ++ ith S40 and one stilt
'
of clothes.
He i.ouldn't shell a
++ord of English but ++.tntCd
a joh and +isiicd gas stations
p
all across Toronto +xiIh a
_a
-
�=as-
I'I+er that read: "I arts a
motor nlechani:. I ant look-
"
in, torr a joh.',
Soon he ++;is ++Diking
as a mechanic h+ da+ and
f�und;i. tit l: in ��'hith+.
ar+;i. hhe+ reall+ about
orerating a snn++ pin++ at
'rank opened his dealership
our CUstnrners and do c+er+-
night. Durin,, this time he
x+ith a sale. Int featuring _'
thing the\ :an to sati"l+
learned tram his buss the
assorted \'W hugs. buses.
their needs."
inner ++orkings of running a
fast hacks and station %kiw-
0%%asco sells more
husiness.
on,,.
than 9OO cars and recreation
In the tall of 195,. he
It also had a IO ba+
\chicles excrx +car and is
hou,ght a hankrupt scr+ice
,,cr\icc area x+ith all of the
right no%% ;mailing, the ne++
station and started ++orkm;•
latest diagnostic equipment.
shipment of 1997 models.
on European cars. Within
Toch\. his son Boh is
Thcx also ha+c
the next six +ears he hou,•ht
the general mana_er and
become +cr` popular in (he
three marc hankrupt garages
there arc 6_2 cniploxees
husine.s of leasing rccrc-
and continued to specuiliie
x+orkin_ at the dealership.
auonal +chicles.
in foreign c;irs
In the past 2-3 +ears
Across Canada and
In 196s, he sold his
it's expanded four times and
Europe * ou can arrange
,_aragcs and started operas-
no++ features a lar,,c service
through the Whish+ location
Ing a Canadian Tirc store in
centre. collision centre. prep
the rental of a xanety of dil-
Ajax H here he h% ed u ith his
arca and a larger car Int for
icrent motorhomes, You can
%%itc and six children.
ne++ and used +chicles.
either start +our trip here or
Atter running the
"hikirc than 3O'; of
flv to \our +acation dcstina-
store for sc+en +cars he sold
the stall ha%c been here for
tion and pick up \our RV
the operation and atter Irtirk
marc than 20 +ears. " saxs
for a Iun ++ax to spend ,our
int: at se+oral different auto-
Bob. "Fhex alone Hith the
holidaxs.
mobile dealerships tic chose
rest of the staff arc the rea-
For more information
Folks\.+a�_,cn.
sun .%hx (h+a.co has been
shout Ov rico call 608
j,� in 1972. at 1425
so successful in the Durham
93ti-.
The Staff of Dodd & Souter
wish Grant Dodd Every
Happiness in His Retirement!
It was on January 15.1959 that Grant Dodd
and Howard Souter opened Dodd & Souter
Paint & Wallpapering store. at 107 Byron St.
S. in Whitby. The business was a full fledged
decorating store, specializing in paint and
wallpaper
At that time. Scotty Myles was the only
painter on staff: and Howard and Grant went
out at night time and on weekends to hang
wallpaper Before long, however, there were
three painters on staff, plus a full-time paper
hanger.
Over the years the business got to the point
where there were six decorators on staff, with
as many as 14 to 16 on staff during the
summer months.
Grant Dodd says. "We had contracts to
paint the public schools, as well as the two
high schools for a number of years. Also we
painted for Red Wing Orchards and Dupont of
Canada (in Whitby and A)ax) for a number of
years, as well as the interior and exterior of
homes in Whitby. Ajax. Oshawa and Brooklin"
In October, 1959. Dodd & Souter added the
sales of carpets and broadloom to their
products and services.
Three years later. the Whitby firm branched
out to include custom made draperies. At this
time. the wallpaper sales and service.
draperies and custom decorating were being
provided by a staff of about eight to ten full
time people.
CARPET
By 1972, the owners were joined by
their sons. Grant Souter and Guy Dodd.
The young pair were eager to learn the
decorating trade. They worked with the
company for a number of years.
Come 1975, the senior Dodd & Souter
partners sold the paint and wallpaper
section of the business to Bill Perkins.
Dodd & Souter kept the carpet.
broadloom and drapery portions.
Then. in 1977, after what all involved
described as "a great 18 year -business -
partnership;' Howard Souter retired from
the business and Grant Dodd took over
completely with his son Guy.
In 1981. Grant Dodd constructed the
new building at 104 Byron St. S., just
across the street from where the firm
was started. Everything was again put
under one roof: carpet, vinyl, tile and
draperies.
In January. 1983, Grant Dodd decided
to retire, and sold the company to his
son Guy. No more than five months later.
he found that he missed the business
and found himself back at work.
In June of that same year, he bought
back into the business and he and his
son ran the operation as partners. until
1988, at the time of the loss of Mr
Dodds son, Guy By this time the
business was growing in leaps and
bounds. Howard Souter s son. Grant
Souter, who had come back to work at
the store in 1983. proved to be a big
help.
In 1988. Mr Dodd started to sell
shares of the company
Grant Dodd retired Sept 1st of this
year leaving two partners . Grant Souter
and Steve Sandford, secretary Cheryl
Bickle. Michelle Souter, and six
installers. Mr Dodd is very proud of his
Ione time record in the community and
thanks both his customers and his staff.
for what he describes as a great 37
years of business in the great town of
Whitby.
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The Boards of Tracie and Chamhers of
Commerce within Durham Region are
pleased to tale part in this new, monthly
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you monthly updates on upcoming events
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and how we can help you improve your
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by:
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3 m
hy: F.esley Whyte, General Managcr, The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade
The Boards of Tracie and Chamhers of
Commerce within Durham Region are
pleased to tale part in this new, monthly
feature in "Your Business". We will hring
you monthly updates on upcoming events
and henetits of mcmhership
In this inaugural edition, we thought it
would he appropriate to explain what we do
and how we can help you improve your
business. Your comments arc appreciated.
('all vo11r local Board of Trade or Chamber
of Commerce today I
The mcmhership of local Boards of Trade
and Chambers of Commerce corers the full
spectrum of local enterprise -small and
medium-sized businesses, local branches
and plants of large corporations,
professional firms, and financial institutions.
Belonving to ),our local Board/Chamber is
part of heing a -good corporate citizen". As
it member, you provide support to, and enjoy
the benefits of, it range of programs and
services designed to respond to the needs of
your community. These include:
*
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Fostering local business development
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or
grassroots,level
lobbying on important legislative issues.
In the Boards of Trade and Chamber of
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organizations have the determining
influence o national and provincial policies -
through policy resolutions that are discussed
and voted on at annual meetings, through
national and provincial issue surveys and
other two-way communication channels.
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The ('anadian Chamber of ('ommcrce
Corporate members, communih Boards
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and Chambers of Commerce. Provincial
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*Represents business interests on national
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of commerce
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170,000+ BUSINESS MEMBERS, AND IS THE
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AND BECOME A MEMBER!
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The Beaverton Chamber of Commerce- (705) 426-9061
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� JIM FLAHERTY, M.P.P.
Durham Centre
There are oyer 5(x) community Boards of
Trade: and Chambers of Commerce that
provide the strength of the Boards &
Chambers Network. The Canadian Chamber
of Commerce and the Ontario Chamber of
Commerce draw on tha network for policy
input, for consensus, for staffing of
committees and for
7
'Represent business interests on local.
peen incial and national issues
`I'royide services and facilities for the local
business community
'Facilitate networking with luncheon,,.
breakfast clubs & business -after -hour events
'()\,ersee Tar`'eted international efforts
'Foster and encourage economic stability
within the commumt'.
Tel. (416) 326-8506 Tel. (905) 430-1141
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Pickering Panthers feast on Buzzards as appetizer for regular season
By At, RIVETT
season against the Nia,,ara Scenics in West
notes the club continued to rely on solid
scoring talent up front.
SPORTS RITOtIERSeneca,
New fork Tuesdav night. The
dct'ensi\e hl:ty in its victory over Port Hope.
"We're going to have to be a def*ensivc-
PICti[:RING — The Pickering Panthers
result wasn't available at press time.He
praised returning, veteran rearguard
minded team;' Says Blackburn. "We're hop -
closed out the pre -season on it winning note
Chris Hunter. Shane 'fern and Jason
Richard Spooner, who has emerged as it
ins, the kids Iron Whitby (the Panthers have
in Port Hope Saturday.
Brawn put the biscuit in the basket tiir the
leader un the hlueline for the Panthers, as
eight players from last year's Whitby
The Panthers downed the upstart Port
Panthers a«ainst Port Hope Saturda+.
well as `,oaltender Jacques. 'W11011 get the
Wildcats 'AAA' midget squad this season)
Hope Buicards for the second time in a
Daniel Jacques. who played in the
start fur Pickering in the season opener
call step right in and play the game at the
week. Pickering handed the Port Hope
Brampton minor hockey system last season
against Niagara.
junior level."
juniors a 3-1 loss in cxhihition play at the
and who's pencilled in as the Panthers'
With an experienced crew on the blue-
The Panthers play their second league
Jack Burger Sports Complex Saturday after
number -one ,oallendcr to start the season,
line and a green crop of rookies on the for
contest on the road in Port Hope against the
defcatin, them 4- 1 here on Wednesday
played the entire 60 minutes a�,ainst Port
Hard lines to complement returning, for-
Buizards on Saturday, Sept, 21 al 8 p.m.
niZ_ht.
Hope. making 32 saves to record the victo-
wards Stu Vandergcest and Graham Hornc,
Pickering hosts Port Hope in the Panthers'
The Panthers embarked on the Metro
rv.
the Panthers will look to good defensive
home opener at the Pickering Recreation
Junior 'A' Hocke\ League 1996-97 re_ular
Panthers' head coach John Blackburn
play to compensate fora lack of proven
Complex on Friday. Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Got a score?
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Football clash a first for St. Mary, DO'C
13. V. RIVF.TT
AJAX-PICKERI.V; — It was an atiernoon of firsts on the
fi�othall field ai St. Nlan Catholic Sccondan School in
Pickering Fnda\ afternoon
-111c Lake Ontario Scconcian Schkx)l Athletics junior toot -
hall match hctwccn the Monarchs and the
yrsrUn-, Archhishup Denis O'Connor
Ch - f A
job to not allow there to run the hall cltectiyely"
Rodngucs +Was unpressed with the play of his Catholic
school counterparts and predicts they won't he shut out in the
vain column this season.
'A\ , c*rc happy to hayc thorn in the league. I think they'll get
a win this +car. 1hey'Wc got sonic great people oyer there"
ar_er• rom t.tx repre,, nted rndc- illww, *_ 1
stones for both clubs.
For St Nlan. it was the first-c+er foot ` C ',✓
hall _,anic in the schools hislon. For
DO'C„.•-
. u u ', c sc loo s int w in since
rcioinm_ the LOSSA loop this .car after
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In the end. IX)'C prevailed 19 -ti in a
•'
same played bet' a packed house at St.
Nl.irn on a slope+ field.
:\tier a ahak+ first hall in which DO'C
opened up a 19-0 adyanta_c. the
'Monarchs finally gut Loin_. winning the
last halt h+ .conn,, eight rK)ints.
DO'C Opened up a 7-0 lead in the first
quaver on a touchdown by running
bacLoutsidc Imchackcr hurt :Winter. The
Chari -,cry carried the rnu►nentunr Into the
second quarter. scoring two more nlators
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St. Man scored all itsIxnnts in the
third quarter. with quarterback Marcos Denis O'Connor Chargers' ball carrier Dinesh Gajadharsingh heads for
Inarte hooking up w ith tight end Andrew the end zone with St. Mary's Monarchs' Andrew Cummings in pursuit dur-
Cumrnings for a touchdown play which ing the LOSSA junior football league opener at St. Mary Friday afternoon.
co+cred 20 yards. Tailback Phil Dehaney DO'C prevailed 19-8.
ran in fur the two-point convert to photo by Ron Pietroniro
account Or the scoring for the home side.
Monarchs' head coach Tem' Sheridan
says he was pleased with his team's per-
formance in its inaugural game. He was
most impressed with his squad's ability
to stay focused and to play hard. e%en
though it trailed in the last half of the
game.
"We were pleased overall. It took us
playing half the game to realize how
much hitting there is and what it takes to
play in this league. We actually won the
second half of' the game 8-0. Generally
speaking, we're happy with what we
flaw.
DO'C head coach Roy Rodrigues
says his defence's ability to take away the
running game from St. Mary proved to he
the difference in the game. He also prais-
es the ability of his backfield to move the
ball well on a rain -soaked field.
"It was a really mucky field which
took away our ability to pass. But, we
were really pleased with the way we ran
the ball. We felt our defence did a good
Hey coaches
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420-6285
Area pony riders fare well at show jumping showcase
AJAX-PICKERING — Newmarket on Sept. 9.
Area riders fared well at the Competitors in all but the
('cntral Ontario Region pre -beginner division had to
I'on} ('tub 1996 Show qualify for the opportunity
Jumping Championship, to compete for the champi-
hosted by the Timmerline unship by placing well at
Pony Club at the York shows throughout the sea-
I;questrian Centre near son.
AJAX WARRIORS SOCCER CLUB
Indoor Soccer
Registration
-I'hurs. Sept. 19th 6:30 p.m.
AWSC Clubhouse
For further information contact VViwrell.Smith 683-/9811
FOR INDOOR REP TRYOUTS CALL:
t'l(t
1987
�MALCOLM GURI.EY
427-9783
PETER AIELLO
686-7321
CHRIS WHITAKER
686-4967
['11
1986
BOBBY STEVENSON
683-7936
U12
1985
SAKI CRETTO
619-9265
U] 3
198.3
EDDIE CUMMINS
619-2635
l 14
1983
SANT CRF.TTO
619-9265
t'l;
1982
DAVE MURPHY
428-1066
U16
1981
TOM HUTCHINGS
686-4188
[ IS
1979
JOHN DUNN
683-1636
In the pre -beginner clivi- In the novice division,
Sion, Heidi "Phomas of Katie Shipley of the
Pickering placed first, with Pickering Pony Club was
Corrine Nicholson of Ajax second.
second. The intermediate division
At the beginner level, was won by Dart Chappell
Cheryl Post of Ajax finished of the Pickering Pony Club
second. for the second year in a row.
TiIE -,4,"'S A01 -1.I4' ISElit, W1:U., sErrEMBER' is. 19` &PAGE 29-A
Indoor soccer sign-ups Thursday
AJAX — ]'he Ajax Centre grounds on
Warriors Soccer Club will Centennial Road, from
hold registrations for its 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
winter indoor season For more information,
"Thursday. call 696-7321 or 693 -
Sign -ups are at the 1980.
Warriors' clubhouse, on
the Ajax
Community
PORT HOPE
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GOLF FREE
for the1
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AY > golf the remainder of the season at no charge.
MEMBERSHIPS GREEN FEES
Day unrestricted ............... $ 625- GST WEEKDAYS
5 Day before 1 p.m .............. $ 550- GST 119 • 117.112(exd "
D SS 8 Hog) 465 GST WEEKENDS
5 Day after 1 p.m ................. $
(exd. SS & Hol S 50 S
UNIORS estncted nurrlbers)..... 1120 GST 122 19 14
all ores rclude C S T
FALL REGISTRATION
I '
Nativ l�ue of Qnada
kax-P,.�kering branch
REGISTRATIONS FOR NAVY LEAGUE
CADETS & SEA CADETS
NAVY LEAGUE - AGE 10-13 - SEPT. 17 -
6:30 P.M.
SEA CADETS - AGE 13-19 - SEPT. 18 -
6:30 P.M.
)SII (41'. -ANI) FXIT()Ki .\i)\ LN i' I.FS (* SI .*0.L\LSIIIP
PLAN TO MEET AT 1915 CLEME NTS RD.
UNIT # 1, PICKE:RING, ONT.
FOR FURTHER INFO. CONTACT
JOHN RENDA 427-3959 HOME
427-0482 SHIP
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CLASSES: • Begrner • Intermed,ate - Advanced
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Gymnastics, Acrodance,
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° programs; combining crafts & °
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wnift Curling club
A
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coming season in
• Junior Curling - age 12 to
19
• Monday evenings
• Ladies - Afternoons
• Mixed - Wednesday/Friday
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• Men's *Monday Night
• Babysitting Available
(Afternoons)
For Information &
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CALL: 668-5021
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A National Mtporler 6
distributor of grocery pro-
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ized individual to manage
our Durham Region 6
Noll Territories. The ideal
candidate will live in the
area and have 2 to 3 years
of related selling experi-
ence. Salary 6 commission
Fax resume in confidence
to 1-800363-9933.
AUTO AVIATION MARINE
S12445/hour, immediate
local work, full/part time. no
experience heeded Call
(905)761-5941
Singles (day -trips)
paying .29 -.30
US Teams (5 oN2 off)
paying .35 -.40
Steady work
new equipment
We otter benefits,
profit-sharing
pad weekly
Must have 2yrs.
experience
Clean abstracVICC
a police clearance
Call Jeff
at Canstaff
905.433-3867
.EGE
INOLOGY
OBC
ONTARIO QUSI NESS COU EGE
Requires
TOURISM D HOSPITRLITY
INSTRUCTOR
Successful applicant will
possess post -secondary
diploma in this field as
well as a minimum of 2
years related work
experience.
Please contact:
THERESR SCOTT, BERN
(905) 576-9175
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DURHAM area expe'
-nce wa,enouse workers
male female) S7 00,hou•
4tety shoes, must read 8
wale englrsh Apply in per
On xlty Sept 16 17 18.
lam -spm 40 Old k,r iytor.
�Id Suite 228. Aiax
EARN 5027.061WEEK
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416)8126891 Earn $560
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up to 1SI?.INI/hour
%%'ork From Home
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Represent Canada's leading Prlllessaunal and Educational
Publishers. If ytlu arc tnoli%atcd, enthusiastic- well-spoken
and have excellent people skills µe arc willing to train
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Direct :• Publishing
Experienced CUSTOMER Service Representa-
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processing The successful candidate will have 3-
5 years experience In a sales order desk function.
Major responsibilities will include dealing with dis-
tribution, customers, computerized order entry
and expediting. Knowledge of PC's and fluency in
French would be an asset,
Resumes to be sent via Mad or Hand Delivered.
Please no phone calls or faxes.
Mailing Address: Barry Catterall
Unistrut Canada Limited
585 Finley Avenue
2E4 Ajax, Ontario L1 S
IXIM" t =1014
Highly motivated, well organized person
responsible for cotrlplete set of books. Must have
solid background,in all pusses of
Accounting- Coinputer proficiency m red-
Sutlinil comprehensive resume Cin/ conf�idence��t�o:
Jane MacCA or, Accounting o-OrYinal R
09I1W
225 YorMwid ShidWilowdele,Ont.
M2J 4Y7
f=ax: (416) 490.21195 No phone calls please.
Preference wN be given to 3rd or 4th level C. G.A
or C.M.A. Applicants.
FIBEROLASS
LAMNATCM
REQUIRED
Whitby based fabricator requires
experienced
laminators (1 year minimum).
Applications available at:
1605 NeEwlen Drive,
Whitby, Ontario LIN 7L4
AZ DRIVERS ,r.V�red
F,, t -e qua,',cations
US Experience Flatbed
Experience. Clean At
stract ICG qualified. Top
ratesweekly pay, benefit
package Please call
TRUST TRANSPORT LTD,
Pontypool, Ontario 1-800-
263-3719
AZ DRIVERS, CDN'USA
transport company 2 yrs
exp, clean abstract. RCMP
clearance 1-800-724-
5917
AZ FUEL Drivers, Part
Time/ Full Time required.
Clean abstract. Call Donna
(905) 619-0581 after 6pm
or fa.: resume (905) 619-
1287.
BEAUTY SALON re-
quires part-time Licensed
Stylist for and Ajax/Osha-
we. Salary/Commission.
Call Rita 619-8939.
CERTIFIED GYMNAc
TICS Coaches needed In
Ajax. call 427.0036
CHILDREN'S FASHION
Company looking for 01,
energetic individuals to be
consultants. Earn conmis-
sions,discounts. 02 Home-
makers to host hone par-
ties, earn bonuses, dis-
counts. 03 Suppliers of
unique Children's clothing.
Contact Betty at 905-404-
2131.
CLASS AZ Driver need-
ed. Clean abstract, 2 years
experience, able to drive
US. Call Dan after 7-00 pm,
905-435-0977.
gs
„a•a^tee: .,. ray wage
:,nus. complete benefits
paid holidays vacations 8
much more Positron invol-
ves managing a protes-
s,onar telemarketing office
for an international comps
ny cit the nearby area Muse
be mature. capacie inciv c
ual Nc experience nates
nary Complete pa.d train
mg programs provided
Also exceptional advance-
ment opportunities Hours
Mon Fri 4 9pm S Thurs
Sat 9am fpm For person-
al interview call Wed 5
Som. Thurs 10-6 905-420--
5883
EXPERIENCED ha,rstyl
st and ra i technician
wanted for new Salon in
Durham Centre. Ajax Good
wages Call 905-619-8057
EXPERIENCED HAIR-
STYLIST wanted full or part
time Permanent position.
call 728-0530
HAIR SALON and spa
requires certified. mature
hairstylist and Esthetician
Also nail technician to rent
table Call for interview
(905)623-7653
HAIR Stylist wanted for es-
tablished downtown Whitby
salon. Experienced with
clientele. salary + commis-
sions. Knowledge of Gold -
well colours. 905 -430 -
am.
HAIRSTYLIST required
Lull or part time. Clientele
required. Phone. Strands
666.0550.
Ii11110Jr WAMTEO
Experienced
servers.
Apply in person
to;
Celebrity's
1527 Bal St.
Pickering
LEARN HOW to operate,
a mini office outlet from
your home , and earn a
great second income. Awe-
some benefits. Training
provided, call (416) 284-
4493.
HOUSEKEEPER / NAN-
NY required Live out. Car
a must. Pickering area.
(905)420-4390 evenings
or 416-327-5387 days.
1
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Help
General
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CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING
Has positions available at its
Hardware
Department
1
Warehouse
Must be flexible, able to work days, some
nights, weekends. Experience in either
area would be preferred.
No phone calls
please. Leave resume
at front desk.
Previous applicants need not apply.
MA LEE f NJ[UPRISES 3
PART TIME CASHIER
to be hired by Sept
NEEDED for Pharmacy �n
No selling required Re-
Whitby Send resume !o
-ile vehicle necessary
File a 9689. Oshawa This
,.lent opportunity for
Week. PO Box 481
- >,,,s, at home while keds
Oshawa. Ontario ll 71-5
school For interview cal;
,d 721 9679
PART TIME name bush
nes5 your Own
Nr i081 NO PROBLFMi
hours and income Call to
-,-ng Firm is willing to
day (905) 436-0852
-.pen minded ndivid
immediately It you are
PART-TIME cook'wai
-. for advancement
'less expe, urce with fryers
n^,id like to deal with
required Can MonSat9
Slue -Chip Client base.
11, 2 5 905-428 331 7
Mandy for an interview
.; N;9 7285. F: -T only, no
PHOTOCOPYING Assts
..,.arket!hg
!alit req,, ,, Mon Fri
1 1 00 2 00 Sat 9 00 4 00
^NTARIO Marl' of Dimes
May be required to wo,x
... a telemarkeler to
extra hours as needed
steers for our
Must be flexible depend
+nr to door campaign
able. able to perform more
•eve^.us experience an as-
man one task at a time No
>t Hours a -e 5 30-9 30pm
phone calls will be accept
,- T•i,•s 48 -hr Contact
ed Please fax resume to
F;rbes a' 416) 282-
905 436 8945
a or Lois B)aK-Y (905)
4-4 5168
MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron-
•.l`.'.',t growing agency
feks eek as for film and TV
..- a goes no exp req.
a," S' $22 80,hr. Work
:,ararteed We place peo-
- e )n movie sets every
;ay Call Jonathan (416:
2226
D
PRESSER a^d shirt fin-
isherroti` eQuired for dry
cleaning plant in Ajax
please call 683-2212
X7.1
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Help
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General Office Sales Help/ Sales Help/
Help 1 Help 1 Agent 1 Agent
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Help
CARPET % `.rL
1
General
Help
IMI
Requires enthusiastic, outgoing ADULTS
to Introduce our special offer discount In
Durham.
Your commitment of 12 his. per wk = SSSS
We provide exclusive territories $10 PER
HOUR plus bonus. monthly achievement
Incentives.
*Good communication skills required
*Door to door sales experience an asset
•transportation required
If you're a "CLOSER"
Call 686-2292
RETAIL
MANAGER
c15hl,n !;rnard
: tm Wear chain
>eeks a sales-dnven
S re Manager for
Osha'Wa store
oenor sales abltl-
and merchandising
;xi is essential. Mini-
-,m 3 years man -
a "ement experience.
-nehts Call 416-
1;.1-6601 ext 36C
tax 416-494-
"7
STYLIST ..
a,i. ' iumale M;r,vated
tyhst required to, pr,gres.
rve salon Musi have prp-
' lssional:sm_ Creahvoy- and
committed attitude We
Iter incerhve packa;e-,.
. pgrading ecucatior a^d
ersonal friendly at
..iosphere for your rhertele
all 905-430 3156
TAXI
DRIVERS
`J'lanted
FULL & PART
TIME
831-2160
SALESPERSON
TEACHERS -
ou"ed ,,,,ediatey for
Orta, c Ma'^ & Science
Bowmanvilie store Full Or
Teachers require,,, *or 'A
CARPET % `.rL
Little -Extra Help'Lrorng
part time. experience s re-
Service S'5,hr Fax ,e
-4ured Fax re --me to 19051
sume to 6683365
597 0892 detailing expen-
-28
ehce and training betc,e
gwrls, 9ai,ccr o-yrarrs
September 27 '995
M..siC Cinderella. Snow'ii'll
TEACHERS
WANTED
All subject areas
Day & evening
positions avail
Must have OTC
723-3557 or
619-6626
TELEMARKETERS
.r
-omranyexpeoenced or
rill trair Houry Hage and
'Onuses H@len 1905, 438
'540
TELEMARKETERS
ante ; : - I r -1 905-
11 4294 Oshawa area
WAITRESSES WAI TFR
i,. ... r ..,._•atiisnrngn,
Picke"'! Full time posy
hph,i c.r I Apoly in person
to 947 D.ingra,n Ro
9,5421,2595
WANTED ,nemarely, !I
delivery po
sitiOhs o expenenre rep
Sari ilexbie airs owr
hicle 1eq,.e,.1 Call 9,5
. •IS -9,"A Mer I,:
WANTED '"f people M
•- '. 30 Wounds by
-.allpweer All natural
CIO, ,ecommenoed Asx
iwi Can ,oil tree 1 905
-11 67P,2
WATERFOWL HU,'
P iE i Darl:ngtor
PP Sept 25 Dec 15:96
3 1 2 days weex K��.n
edge of migratc,y r •^s
own "ansporlahon No—
Jung 5'6-4550
YOU DESERVE
IT,
HOME CLEANING
SERVICES.
Pequlres mature per-
son for resldentall
cleaning for approx
15. 20 hrs per week to
start
Experience required.
start Immediately
call 420-7042
Office
Im Help
IF you are married single
. j'e parent. separated or
divsrred you —ay qual.ty
for F:nanc:a' Ass scarce
DIP'CERT prog,ams aval
able C,a-. lu.;strator
phovC , ,edor.
P,em er Access. Ac -cc 0
Autocad C- i sual Basic
Unix. Nove'. Engineer
Windows NT Sma' Tak
Power Ppir!. 'N^.rd Exce'
Duma, Busihess Comput-
- College 42; 3013
SECRETARY pa,' lull
!I—e rd. -,"s01,pules01,Gail M- Wallace 42 72152
VIDEO Cham requ,,es
.. rale:! aeciencleh,
accourtmg assistart r the
head ^ce Located 'r Ajax
Post-secordary tramirg in
accounting onus 5 5 years
of expo•.ence r computer
lied A.P 3 iL emriro,, viii
necessary ,cod wr,+
.n,,wiedge 6',r-.xo1 7r
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619-2377
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Improvements
BASELINE He`..vat Ons.
Renova-
s 'ec,ocros, bathrooms,
ria plaster, carpentry,
cal plumbing, 20 yrs
•: e• ence. Call Andy
433 0143
BRICKS.b -CK work.
'epairs. concrete
Basement leaks)
-pest prices around
ei- est 721 2044 &II
BUDGET HOME
1111PROVO4ENTS
Basement Apts.,
Rec-rooms, plumbing,
Additions, electrical,
drywall, decks.
ceramic tiling &
countertops
15 yrs. Exp.
call Mario
(905) 619.4663.
cel. (416) 5601663
d R Maintenance Build -
I repairs and renovations
fctncal. plumbing, ce-
nic tiles. carpentry. From
all repairs to major ren-
ations Fully guaranteed,
e estimates. (905)432-
31
^vnR installed,
veil. relocated. Excellent
rs Free estimates. Eleo-
atic air cleaners, hu -
Idlers Big. Finall fobs.
I Paul 4280295.
ROPEAN file special -
will renovate your bath -
m or kitchen walls, as
I as floor Ides. Good ref-
nces and satisfaction
uanteed For tree esti-
es call D Dykstra 725-
3
•
1 1 Improvements
GARAGE Door Opener fe
pairs broker springsca-
bles, rolle,sopeners in-
stalled $49 New doors,'
openers, 416 336-0073
QUALITY DOOR SERVIC-
ES
GENERAL CARPEN-
TRY, tree estimates. house
additions, basements.
decks, trim work. door in.
stallation. baseboards.
sheds, root repairs. 905)
619-2930 Bill Jr
J.S. ARMSTRONG
DEV. INC. Specialamg
in custom tames. additions,
rendvabons, rec rooms and
basement apartments. Res-
idential and commercial.
Serving Durham Region for
over 15 yrs. Free consulta-
bon. Call J•f1 905-428-
5706.
MISTER POST HOLE.
augured post holes, setting
of posts to concrele.Sona
tubes installed, all work
guaranteed. (905) 665-
0400.
RENOVATIONS
BY W.LEAVER
Additions, second stories,
finished bsmts., bath-
rooms, decks, file & wood
floors, doors & windows,
guaranteed and reliable
call Walter
(905)426.-2145
SIGON Construction Ltd .
serving Durham Region for
19 yrs. Additions, sundecka,
patio doors, windows, rec-
rooms, flagstone, free esti-
mates. 905-576-5760
• ' 1 Immen
provets
•
SPRUCE HILL
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
Quality Workmanship
Since 1974
We specialize in
WOOD
WINDOWS
With Aluminum &
Vinyl Clad
Pine &Cedar
Solarium repair
Service
Call our shop at home
service
(905)17415
T. E. Home Improvements
Specializing in roofing, sid-
ing, soffit, eaves trough,
window & doors. Please
call Tom 579-3760, leave
message.
• Chimney
• 1 • Sweeps
AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS
Special - chimney cleaning
as low as $59. Pest screen-
ing installed, only $25 NO
MUSS. NO FUSS GUAR-
ANTEED. Free Estimates
666-7741.
• 1 Roofing
•
A & C ROOFING, shin-
gling, all types of rools, new
and old. Workmanship
Guaranteed Free esti-
mates Call Andrew at
(905) 428-8704
• Painting &
• 1 Decorating
DRYWALL a-_ ;a.•' ;
poard,rg tapi'ig texturing,
•.-novat;ons and repairs
Small jobs 15 years ex
perience Free estimates.
Serving Durham and out of
town area Ken 434-4500
SELL IT
NOW
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior 4 Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, dean,
reliable service.
420-0081
• Moving &
• Storage
AJAX Moving Systems - full
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. starling at S99 and
up Call for information.
725-0005 or 427.0005
• Moving &
• Storage
MOUNTAIN
MOVING SYSTEMS
a.vwne,e aryhrne
;,1mme,c.i or 'es,clert:i
c,;xagirg storage :1i: xxes
3v3.4ve senio, S
o.soovrts Fee as'.- ales
571-0755
1-81313-491-0600
HARRY -0 -THE -
Move - Move big r
small, we pr ce -hem sill
Free estimates. senors
discount. short notice
moves Appliances moved
aIso storage space avail-
able Comparable rates
Call 432.2850
MEN with large Iruck will
do household moves. resi-
dential, commercial All
types of moves Call Cad or
Jane 427-2856.
MICHALSKI MOVING
houses. apartments, offices.
appliances and piano spe-
cialists. Senior and mid-
month discounts. Licensed,
insured. Free estimates
Excellent service. Call 436-
7795
Exptaienced
Cross Movers
Bargain rates, homes,
ofllces, apt, etc.
Plano moving.
Padang available.
WORD PRO rarr.'lime re
'lured to dupes rn Toronto
-,fhce & 'lexibikty fpr your
-,run -,-e M.r, 2 yrs
WordiFertecI & US 'Nord
Mrs Smith 905 428 5136
Sales
MaHelp, Agents
NEEDED
Highly motivated
Sales Person for
Durham Region.
Experiencein
Offlce equipment
sales an asset.
Fax. Resume
(905) 427-1339
Skilled
Help
BRAKE OPERATOR
'7hop pork r g r alumin,,
and sta,n ess steel M•^
mum 5 years exice,er_e
Iv,s' tie aoie 'c do selup
tierI al'iowances and wo,k
viol,. _"'h`uni supe iris(;r
B.x Ad Hwy 4r' area
of P.cxer-1 Wages ^ago
bade pr i,5 421, 'i44
Fa, 9C5 42. '925 A•,arr
nor Max
INSTALLER ,
Itior,rg Co V.r -,h- ys
exc Nc aper>r Dces
685 ,''
JOURNEYMEN li.urroe,
2 E.
0erehce �r
o ~ rae,, al
""cleh Dai ndumiY-,a FC,
service -„w rstailaticrs
Call 434
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
2 positions open.
Advertising Sales Rep.
1 entry level
1 experienced (min. 2 yrs)
Telephone Directory Sales and layout
experience an asset.
If you are outgoing. highly motivated.
and have a positive attitude and are
dedicated to overall customer
satisfaction, we would like you to loin
our winning team
Existing and new accounts. training.
commissions and base pay.
Mail or fax resume to
Ajax / Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave. , Ajax
Ontario. L1 S 2H5
Fax. # 619-9068
SALES REPS
Business sales people
required to work r PICKer ng.
Bowmanville. Whitby areas must De
self motivated.tndependert & reliable.
Guaranteed hourly rate or
commsslon.Car required.
Call Janice at DMS Intelecom
1-800-668-1465 ext. 211.
leave messgae
or Fax resume to 416-487-7078
•
Flooring,
Party
•
Carpeting
• Sevices
CARPET % `.rL
open
a-: -.'a aticns Re
Mag c
snetcnes and •evairs For
'ne most a'tr rdable ,ares
.:all now 434 39'5
Z
CARPET -s:a,abors 2`-�
-28
ued:5 experencere-
s'retcnng a , soeciali!y
gwrls, 9ai,ccr o-yrarrs
Free estimates D & `
M..siC Cinderella. Snow'ii'll
Duncan. 987 ' 799 or y8 -
D-canontas. Mlnl Mouse. -701
1600
Sags, case claiming. Magic
Dove, Ranger Lor K ry
• House
s" N~ •m Rw i Ewx tori,.,
• Cleaning
905-471-5331
Party• IBM
Business
• Sevices • Services
MAGICIAN n
- n
,,., _ - .-fain
to any
ige any occas.or
Birth
gays promobors.
open
rigs 'und racers
Mag c
snows are 'ur'
Lef!.ce
help 939 -:57 or
-28
8334 or 683
RABBITwa-!s wax ,� ng
^-ay c licher s :J -es
and a� occassions Have
mY ow^ magiaar Can E•
^,e 608.493:
NO TIME TO CLEAN '
YOUR HOME? Let me
dean your home at a com-
parable price I am de-
pendable and GUARAN • HOUSe . House
TEE my work Please call • Cleaning • Cleaning
me anytime 4332956 9 9
teRCompleMElite
hou ehold cleaning
weekh', bi-we kh-,
occasiumalh"
Partial cleaning;
selni now available
Insured do i3onded
905-61944
:� 1
CEDAR trees for hedging.
wholesale prices, fresh dug
& delivered. Call 1-(613)
472-3896.
INTERLOCK, walkways,
patios, driveways, retaining
walls and steps Interlock
repairs and ceding Call
Bnckscape for a free es-
timate 668.2742
GAILLIND ,JKEWLT=t
MAID SERVICES
SPRING SPECIAL
FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly &
bi-weekly services. Inquire for details.
Caring for your home with personalized
and professional service for over a decade.
47(Fully bonded and insured)
IN 683-7515
1 Gardening 6 Gardening &
Landscaping • 1 Landscaping
TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA
Also tree stump removal.
CEEM
Landscaping "Free Estimates"
call Dave 4M..7OiSS
BUSINESS
SERVICES
Res-- es-
N_ -ice
We pock -up and
retwn to you'
v'iur peadlirr d'e ]yrs'
,cleat ro, home sman-
business. students
Call 420.1593 and try s'
EXPOSE Y,,, Bus.ness
on the Wc,o Wde Wer
Call CPR Comrr„n cations
web pagestechnical w-1
ng, desktop pvV,Shing
1905,726-4132.
cprcomm d istar w
Don't
Forget
Ajax Pickering
News Advertiser
Classified Dept. is
open for your con-
venience every' Sat.
9:30 to 3:00.
To Place Your
Classified Ad
Please Call
683-0707
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10 Skilled
Articles Articles
NI 905.263-856:,
Articles
Help
For Sale 0 For SaleM11
"Your sanstarlrn! Is me measure o-+ our success" ■
For Sale
LOOKING for licensed
7 • • • • • on • • • • • •
lie r• - • ~��• aond-
COMPUTERS COM -
plumber or 8th year ap-■
all attachments Paid
■
PUTERS - Computer
Prentice Experienced wit',
HOW ARE WE DOING'
■
Clearance Centers new
repairs, gas 'liters a drains
■
APT CONTENTS many
hours Mon 9 30 500
and pimps Please call
TheTh VVe*NeMALivafrCbSSfedDqa MIfft■
go Out of country move
Tues. 9.30 600, Wed
905.571.7586
■ 6=rrri11EdloplG IingOurcu tJmersv&tle Ig
butter ,ex -ellen: condition.
Fn - 9 30- 8 00 Sal. 9 30
SHEET METAL ME
■ ,Sb-- �ca�
■
5Oiv Sun 12 86' 30 Just
arrived new a86's 8 inti
CHANIC experience it
retrofit to local heating and
.M��
F"'"•'�"� �
■ 10 the �"obelo'V.
■
ram 5585. Penhum 75's
ac company M um 5
speed sealed burners.
■
5895 386's from $165 .
Y's exp Nc apprenticesy
promptly? 1. Was our call answered
■
905509-5603
:86's from S25 Laptops
686-001'
1987 Grand Am. 2 dr V6.
■
$ 355 up VGA monitors
'•om
�
■
S45 up Lots of new
Daycare
■
Samtuck factory bull? cienti-
'
•
■
tered purebred puppies,
..•ns with software pkgs
Wanted
have all shots and tadoos,
■
$700-5800 less than most
ready Sept. 28, $500, 905-
655
65593.
■
,. Did the Sales Representative
53000.905-725-2633.
,.,per Store -specials-
C.K.C. registered. Cal Prof-
ro-
offer friendly.
your quotes - ads -
-
FULL ilii Il..e -out nanny
■
courteous service.
655-3028
-ave on superior products
for 4 month old girl Whites
ATTENTION: Dog Qwrn-
■
875 69:-3059 Or 164
Rd Hwy 42 divers license
■
Call Bev 435-0868
Baseline Rd E Bowman
required 839--407'
■
e
BARN for rent or indvidual
■
motor (15.000km), $5500
horse stables (stalls), boat-
Daycare
firm. Good condition. Call
■
CONTENTS L,v'rm. din
• Available
■
■
- hr7•oc•^ Set. TVs.
' 1ge ertertainment
6660.
■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your
fully loaded, 190 hwy kms,
unit.
lures. lamps tables, etc
AFFORDABLE
■ advertisement?
■
..59 Nis` Rd Court ce
o Lovin^
CKC Registered, Both par-
5 _21 m
� -958° Sa; 8 Si
Da..are ' --^ s•-•-k:n5
■
1
environment Around corn
■
go. $350 Shots, de-
er from Giengrove PS or
for Saleg
■
nvechon oven. maytag
Glenview Rn Fu, . S Parc-
■
nal km, fully loaded, excel -
-le by side fudge. therm
:,me
lime Receipts M^_t^e• of
839-723'
■
■
: - ul c massage char. wing
FULL/Part -e babys'•
d. Suggestions Or Comments:
■
■
all, coffee, tables
teranment unit. RCA
1 nC ava .alive ^ my note
with tan interior. T•tops.
■
console 8 Stereo con
of ary age Fenced yard
■
8 Czech blood -lines, par-
e (9051683-1;,3
Nutritious srac.s or
s• coke• Dania C•s P,Ckv
■
■
DINING ROOM furni-
Ing 9C5. 5`9.•564
1981 Buick Regal, good
■
ture 'ea. -; table
shape, little or nothing to
■ �'rrC h;,,,.0 ..Kc ;. .ed: ' - -
.. u
_1's P n •^ ex!ens or.
DUALITY cm a care
' e " y
■
�,. JC 4 pine C^ars nearly
^7 a^ ect_'a, onal
■
ew $25 each Six it leak
Fun-ov,ng enviro^ment
Large fenced yard Play-
■ If you prefer.
■
flet
el 2 Diec ex salient
)ndrtiOn, $22_5 C Call
rom
as and lots of toys 11
■
rears experience respo^
■ please contact Fred Esmont
105683 8703
srble mother ,on smd.e-
■
Ful rime oavcare Prwia^:
■ at 576-9335. or 683-0707
EXERCISE «�worfent E
receipts and retere-ces
.
,•ce Tra re, $200 obo
S75 and up Westney
■ or fill out this coupon
p
ottee table matching end
Rosslana 9^5-683-4438
■
ides SIL25 obo 5 C
TENDER LOVING
■ and mail to:
pewnterp,ocess S199
CARE : v,ded for r
■
■
Vita copier zoom and find-
_, ' .,sing baci,:; ._rd
refe^e`:es■
Classified Department
■
features 5400 Large
�
experienced
aster oven (Delpnghi, sell
Or oder court Block 8
P.O. Box 481
■
san,ng_ $45 721-9155
Finch , area call 683-8934
■
■ 8 PS Farewell St.
■
ELEGANT 9 Pe Peppier
> s„'le oak 5x1
Firewood
■ Oshawa, Ontario
■
I orcin 6 chairs 2 eat
■
i,
ibl« asking $2500 in
.11lent Condition new
■ LIH yL5
r
`
benches $275 3 coffee ta.
■
NI 905.263-856:,
■V
C,obe $235 2 solid wood
a,.: .,navy duly like
"Your sanstarlrn! Is me measure o-+ our success" ■
FILTER QUEEN acuum
■ • • • • • •
• • • • • • 06
lie r• - • ~��• aond-
par Eureka central vac
513C wa, not 5'!C 5 PC
all attachments Paid
Pedrecr- su,te S250 arm
PC�r
~(cost
s2 000 Ask ng $1000 or
' Articles
:: a ^edroom suite
pest offer 725-3956 after 6
for Sale
57000 in 1965. one of a
APT CONTENTS many
LIST Vio Sales Can
.i^.c S350C obo . oak air
P m
go Out of country move
' que ;able and 5 cha•s
GAMES FOR RENT
1.42 .a'a• diamond ring,
butter ,ex -ellen: condition.
Ona •, yams tattles 'c!_(I
>ta-* wide yellow 9010
S150C CCC protessona.
Table Soccer, Chexx
^.ink appraised at
draping table $350. 3 If,
Bubble Hockey Av Hock
must Sell. dsI
�50C obo Call 434 722'
old Inglis wasner 5275
1
� Sia Car Grcaa We de
g ass op table 4 _hairs liver Tournament 905-619
ABSOLUTELY THE
rr A::. Mape Oak
Beach Low Prices Free
delivery Serving Pielol
Ala. Whitby Os^awa
DURHAM FIREWOOD 42'
474•
FIREWOOD :u_a ^, sea
St, , 'a•:3.00d
starling al $185:Cord Can
eve 705 944 -BBC' 7 p m
FIREWOOD. Excellent
o..a • ^aaJ.3a; Gua,.
anteed extra long fully
seasoned c"! and spit
Honest measurement Free
delivery Kozy Heat Foe
wood 905 -?53 224E
SKIDS 8 Pabets to, fire-
wood narowoOd 8 sot!-
wOod mixed pre Cut or, bro-
ker, delivery avaiaoie
large 8 small Gads Limited
time otter call (9051430-
9013
Bargain
Comer
FALL I WINTER CLOTH -
IN., 3' rc: 1, ; •• Jin pr Ces
Snowboard ars sk, a7te,.
Call gloves anc a --e-.,_
nes at uc to 80'. OFF rtyg-
uiar rata, prices ouahly
named brand labels SK.
CLEARANCE CENTRE 37'
Taurtor Road East Osha-
wa just east of 5 Points
Mac 905725-3468
ROCK BOTTOM DEALS
A:' wase• 5 C'r,-•
$399 Act size !reezer
S'69 Ful: s.ze washe, and
orye' 5299 Fun size !nage
5249 Fur size wasner
S'69 3 Coot Ilnage $399
Portable dishwasher S149
Microwave S50 14' TV's
from $109 2r.- 8 up TV's
from $251 Hear. snaped
diamond ring 53.500
Pioneer stereo system with
remote S299 Sota bed
$199 We buy and sell aI-
mosl anything Delivery
available, most nems guar-
anteed. lay -a -way program
22 S,mcoe St N Oshawa
Shop by phone 905-436-
,320
$' 5C solid pine taole.4
9700
benches $275 3 coffee ta.
sofa &char. MuHi coloured
toles S25 575 walnut war
KENMORE white washer
C,obe $235 2 solid wood
a,.: .,navy duly like
oressersm,ror S'.55 each
new $650 'pan Ober
dryer arc apt stove $95
wasner and dryer S30C
each RV propane 'nage
par Eureka central vac
513C wa, not 5'!C 5 PC
system $4y5 Best offer
Pedrecr- su,te S250 arm
Call 905 72' 7574
chairs $35 each many
semi $275. 22-250 Sayko
other ,term 697-3532
LAWN Mower C;ea-ance
3 love seat $500 Love seat
Tc. --s . aw- &;y 151b oh
APT CONTENTS many
LIST Vio Sales Can
a-ta.,es E:rr'- must
655-8C10
go Out of country move
LIKE NEW - toaei stall
905665-8262
par.• IS sets. 4 sinks
49'7 0, 416-667-2700 ext
-328. 8 30 4 30
Make me an offer Cau Rick
6 i W DARKROOM 's
at 905-683-9042
s. -e Omega B 22 en,arge,
MAGIC Chet gas stove.
numerous trays tamer temp
wn,te ' year old. like new
control pump asking $500
pilotless ignition, super
plus of^er accessories
speed sealed burners.
434-5098
5650 Call 905579-9233
BEAUMARK full size
2 PIECE Sklar Pepplar
freezer. Excellent condition.
sofa &char. MuHi coloured
Asking $300 obo. Call
pastel green 8 dark rose.
905-837-2705.
Designer fabric 6 months
BLACK with while flecks.
new Asking 51200 obo
couch and matching chair.
623-9107
great condition, $350.
cyl,
Loveseat with matching
303 Parker Hale Sportster
chair, pastel colors. S300
$250: 12 Gauge Ethica
428-2209
semi $275. 22-250 Sayko
Burgundy Velvet couch
with scope $550. 579-9619,
3 love seat $500 Love seat
433.1646.
a wing chair (cream, our-
gundy 8 green print 5300.
A green print love seat 8
chair Both recline $350.
Can (905) 839-2428.
FREEZER. 19 cu ft. good
condition $150 obo 839-
5 HORSEPOWER • out-
board motor. Asking $100.
Pirelli tires. mag wheels,
asking $300 obo. Maytag
dryer. $250 obo 905-434-
6257
BOX trader. old o-eap
new wheel bearings Lawn
tractor old lart:que"; run-
ning. 8 hp Massey Fargo
son no mower 434-6664
CARPET 3 rooms. $299,
price includes 30 yards of
carpet. premium pad , and
installation. Custom blinds
also available at lowest
prices Sal 905-432.2750
Carpel Broker, 100%,
Nylon thick, plush, stain re-
sistant carpet For 3 rooms,
only $369 00 Price in -
dudes 30 Sq, yds carpet.
deluxe pad and installation
in your home. Free quota -
bon in your home. No in-
terest- no payment for one
fun year. Daniel, 1-800-
217.0104
CARPETS - lots of carpet.
100°x; nylon, new stain re-
lease Carpets on hand. I
49
will carpet 3 rooms, 53
Price includes carpet. pre -
5912 m,um pad, expert installa-
DOUBLE size boxspring Carpet Mill Disrbbutors, lion, fast delivery, free esti-
w/lrame. Ex. Gond In Alas- 12 months No payments, mates (30 yards) Norman
tic Asking $65 686-8320 No interest. (OAC) 3 rooms 686-2314
(300sq ft .) installed with
STORM DOOR white
deluxe pad from only $399 COMPUT - A - SAVE 2
frame. excellent condition. Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic tank water softener, ,n mint
ideal for house, balcony or and Hardwood Flooring mint condition, asking
cottage. Includes all fix- Free Shop At Home 1-800- $800 Telephone (905)
lures $75 Call683.7035. 663-6046 831-6941.427.0124
MAYTAG DRYER 3 yrs
old, just like new. $300
905-434-6257
MOTORIZED Scooter
(Triumph 3 -wheel), hardly
used, great price $1400.
666-1339 ext 7901
GLASS showcases and
display cabinets, negoti-
able. Filing cabinets - New
and used filing cabinets
from only $69.99 while
quantities last 2.3,4,5
drawer lateral cabinets
starting from only $99.99
and up. Quality new and
used chairs from only
$19.99. and up: Steel
desks $79.00. Speedy 01-
f,ce Centre, 668-0800
Whitby.
NEW armoire for sale.
$900 Also Ltd. Edition Wil-
dlife Print, 666-4171
OAK/PINE FURNITURE -
Why pay retail prices? One
of Ontano's oldest and lar-
gest manufacturers is now
selling direct to the public
Eg. solid oak 7 pc Coming -
room or 6 pc solid pine
bedroom, your choice
$1995, many stain choices
Tractional Woodworking
905-9854774
PIANO - Kimball. apart-
ment size, beautiful oak fin-
ish, full keys 8 bench. Like
new $2990 Call 723-
6690
EMArticles Garage/ Garage/ " AutomobileFor SaleW��ForSalem
For Sale Yard Sales Yard Sales
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Back to
Scholl specials New and
used ),anos Not Sure'?
Rent to own, apt size,
up-tght, grand, digital, key
boa ds Clearance on all
1995 stock' Telep Piano
Works 433-149'
SHEDMAN Ouahty barn
Style sne.i kit 8' X 8SPE-
CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax
Many other sizes and styles
wadable Also garages
and decks 761 McKay Rd
Unit 3. Picke^nj For more
into call 905 F' 9 2093
YARD SALE SIGNS
Please be sure to take
down your signs
after your yard sale
to help keep the
environment clean !!
1981 CAMARO, 4 4 hire
v-8, new gas tankexhaust
and battery. Kenwood ster
eo, runs well. as is S1.200
Telephone (905) 432-
1619 or (905)644 3734
1981 CHEV MALIBU
Stn Wgn aulc V15. gond
running cond. body in fair
Gond must sell 51650
Obo Call 905 686-1 632 or
416-346 1040
■ ' 1983 Buick Regale 2 door,
l lully loaded good cond,
ton, $2650 Call
Arts TILT Arts & t905)728-9593
Washer 5 dyer 5600 or • ' Crafts • ' Crafts 1885 FORD Tempo. auto.
bei' otter Lko naw fall air p I am
C3S sefle.
(9051420-9328
18- Dgna Satellite 70
Free 7hanne1s for 1 year
Rent to own for only S8 25
weekly Call 905 571 1412
HITACHI ' stereo fele
V.s;^, twra black picture
tube. Pic -,n -Plc, High reso-
lution Rent-to-owr from
S'5 80 weekly Cal. 905-
57. 1412
KENWOOD 200 watt
?•w , Power 5 Disk CD
double cassette. tower
speakers Renato -own Iron-
$7
rom$7 25 weekly Cale 905-
571 1412
SHARP 25- TV VCR coin
t) -al Hog" resolution
picture too@ front AV
Antique show & sale
• Indoor & Outdoor -
Farmers' Market and many
other attractions at
The Pickering Village
Harvest Festival
Church St. i Highway #2 area.
Saturday September 28th
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Vendor Inquiries Welcome
905-683-8243
'f;6.000km. $1500 or best
.'fen Call 905-571-5219
after 6pm
1986 Buick Skyhawk
en-
gine and body runt .,o
1,
.pn. no rust, steres.
certi-
tied. asking $1895
obo
683-7301 ., 426 1879
at-
!w6pm
Video
1986 CELEBRITY 4
cyl,
auto- SI 495 .-
1985
Dodge 600, a cyl
auto.
$1.995 cert low kn,s
905
404 9758
DINING ROOM •able. 4
1966 Dodge Lancer_
4 dr
4 c:y auto very
good
shape. 52000 obo
435-
0924
extra
' It. all extras New ores
:6800 obo Cau 905 985
1966 Mustang GL. 4 cyl 4
seee,' Exce lent runnin,
Jacks auto programming.
metal
Must sell $1000 obo 905
universal remote control
was`-e,s dryers,
ComputerPM,
trucks etc Call 1905)430-
Computer
428-'337
Rent to own !rom 57 50/wk
'
Video
579-
Video
1886 TRANS AM T,,cfs.
Call 905-571 1412
t,on. $3300 cert obc Can
a . ,r--assene back w !h
DINING ROOM •able. 4
;old Never winter d•v«n,
cna •s.1A -^, lwc
INTERNET SERVICE
. e auto pt. air cruise.
extra leafs will) under pads
AVAILABLE
extra
' It. all extras New ores
:6800 obo Cau 905 985
wall unit for TV matching
China cabinet Call (905
Home and web page creation Hyper
49'7 0, 416-667-2700 ext
-328. 8 30 4 30
6192592 Make •eason
P m
able offer
link and server storage.
1987 BUICK Somerset.
WEDDING DRESS for
Call John Duarte
doa• 4 r-y'^:r•-. auto.
sale White brocade 8 pearl
at 579-4400
t
.im/lm cassete. 52995 ce,
tied, Call
accents Portrait collar in
lace. size 8 9 5350 O B O
good condition
-05723-1994
905509-5603
a
Lost &L 8
1987 Grand Am. 2 dr V6.
WILSON ccttee !able 2
e- 'abet beveled glass
lead inserts, rectangular
wooden tabfe,2leaves.
III like new Thomas
•
1200 Sees Colour Glow
Organ best chars Mov,rg
must sen 668-0651
' Articles
Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely.
Yining oil Scientific instru
mens china. slier. adver-
livng toys, decoys dills.
milk trollies. collections Or
estates Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655 8049:m
Brook
SSS GOOD WORKING
e,ae• 7 , ears o- ^w
Apm
artent size wasners s
dryers. and fudges 8
Stoves Full size washers 8
dryers Musical instruments
Apartment sue freezers
TV's 8 v C R 's Portable
dishwashers Couch 8
char, sets Diamonds and
Gold Can ROCK BOTTOM
DEALS 9C5 436'32_
UNWANTED Scrap
metal
c -ked ^:cges
stoves.
was`-e,s dryers,
cars,
trucks etc Call 1905)430-
90,3
WANTED GPS
global
post,ornng system
579-
9619 or 433-1646
102.000 kr, exc condi
WANTED to lease 10
30 acres with water tar veg-
etables and pasture No
chemicals used 721-1527
Computerm
Anteet
NEW MUSIC a -zine
httpJ/www durham-
news.net!-a lIa38rin-
dex.htm
Me, eaedrtg
WANTED - loving person
for 2 moth old orange tab-
by cat, 434.5098
GOLDEN RETRIEVER
male, 6 months. $425. obo.
Includes crate, strots, toys
Call 665-7256.
SIAMESE Seal -pant pur-
ebred kittens, vet -inspect-
ed, $120. Ready to go now.
1-905-983-5939.
BARK control collars, radio
fence systems Dog 8 Cat
Grooming available at
FAMILY PET FOODS 905-
509-3417,
REP ENTERPRISES
discounts pet foods, some
of the best for less. Maple -
lodge Farm products (905)
623-3031 Bowmanvdle
' a ' OSt very clean. new tires. very
• Found • Found dean. $3200 certified 579-
__)4
Lost
Gerlfllnan
l Sheppard
Black & Tan
x.
fenlialet
Last seen
Tuesday,
September 10th
in the
AndersoniDryden
j area.
Answers to Cleo -
needs medication
Please Call
(905)668-1584
1967 GRAND Am. 4 -door.
4 cyur der a.dc amttm cas
sette good condition.
$2995 certified Call 905-
723-1994
1987 PONTIAC 6000 LE.
2 5 L. Pw y. amid Cass.
gauge wire wheels. original
owner. excellent condition
certified 52950 666-1849
Whitby
1987 PONTIAC 6000.
't2 JOC xm$1350 as ,s
S180C ceri,fed 436-7237
1988 ACURA ; gend LX.
c•,d.•,: w '-j' too no
merous t0 mention here
Exceflent Condition 168K
Certit,--d w warranties Ask
mg S7988 Cali 905263-
2468
1988 DODGE ARIES ,n
g'. DC 4 door
-
MOTIVATED
MECHANICS
KEN NICOLSON
i5 L^. •'JSNi 1 r,' yn>L,ix u'e
"MOTIVATED
MECHANICS"
lir.• t'•'I•,
,_xl aiynn»��
• •ry rep5pxlde rot«c
1 � iii. liens«• 1 f+1e,: n•xv�
business (905) 471 -7944
Mobdu (416) 451-6M I
ARLIE SALES LTD.
905-404-8175. 91 Mer
cury Tracer. 4 -door, auto„
104km only 55295 90
Buck Century Station
Wagonwith extra seat. V6
very clean, 56.995 92 Gran
Am SE. air sharp, $6.995
90 Chev Lumina 4 -door
loaded. V6. 56 795 88 Jet
to Slalom, loaded, sunroel
auto. $5495 certified 91
Chev Lumina V6 4 doe,
loaded $7.695 91 Grand
Prix STF. loaded. white
$10 965 94 Olds Achill
S. 4 doorauto. low kin
$11,565 90 Half -ton Sii
verado. loaded S10.965
90 Chev Suburban. 35C
V8, loaded with rear air
511.995 92 Dodge Grana
Caravan. all wheei drive
sharp var. $14,965 91
GMC Ex! Cab. 2 -waif
drive 305. loaded. snort
box. S'3 965 91 Ford Aer
Ostar XL model, loaded
rear air 87km S9875 93
Ford Aerostat Sport, load
ed. 9011im sharp van.
$13.565 Ail cars above are
certified Mention Mrs ad to
receive 6 months warranty
Best reconditioned vehicles
in the Region of Durham
905-404-8175
Auto Insurance,
havmrg a problem
getting a competitive
rate? Call
Jolles - Dooley
Insurance.
Ajax for a 4uotatlon
427-3595 =
CANT FIND A VAN'
That's because we
have them all! GM
Chrysler, Ford from
1986 to 1994. Certified
and ready to go start-
ing at $4.995. 199' Fo•:
F15C 8 c l a:,!; air, plus
58.995 1995 Geo Men.
25.000 km balance of !a�
tory warranty $7.995 199C
Pontiac Fvebrd, ioade,!
black w,!' r lops and only
95.000 S8.395 199C
Olds Cutlass Supreme SL
loaded, 90.000 km, 58995
1990 Grara Pru STE
Waded with power sunroof
while S8 995 1990-92
Caval,ers 5 to choose
from starting at $4.495 4
Oldsmobile 88's and Buie
LeSabre's 1990 and up
from 56.995 These and
30 other quality pre-
owned vehicles avail-
able now at C*rticar
Auto Centre, 155 King
St. W., Oshawa at Mid-
town Mall Drive.
'What* customers send
their friends* (905)
579-2886
CHEAP CARS UNDER
$3000 87 - 90 Cavaliers.
Sunbir ls, Grand Proofs.
Corslcas, Nissan M,cra,
Nissan Multi -van (2 -wheel
6 4 -wheel drives), Ford
Taurus. All vehicles certi-
fied or as is. 90.728-
0817.
DODGE mini cargo van.
super (dean, 2.2. k ra, wall
maintained, easiy, certified.
Why pay mare? $2,500 as
is. (416) 693-5320
1993 Chev. Cavalier,
65,000 km., 4 -dr., air. auto..
am/fm cars., green in co-
lour $7900. 576-6130
Dave.
' Automobiles
tlrlllied
$S0. to $7500... Cash on
the spot for scrap cars 8
trucks. Anytime. Call 905-
706-5740.
A & A TOWING. Pay "
$5000 cash for used 8
scrap cars a trucks. 24 hrs
7 days. Call 905-686-5003
or 905-706-5234; 30 min
service.
AutomobilesAutomobiles
blue $1000 905686-5004
all cher s vin
For Sale
For Sale
1988 Dodge Arles K Ca.
a,✓ 4 o imam cars
102.000 kr, exc condi
t,on. $3300 cert obc Can
905728 7794
1988 HONDA CRX, Si,
v W
red ski raCk trona snow
J �+
atires,
must sell 54.000 or
v
best _her (905) 619-6862
IS" HONDA PRE
4lbl &Z 3r
.fin
LUD
LUDE SI, red. 5 speed..
a,moo tt�
40
eo 4rM 2 4M ego
130,000 kit 4 wheel steer-
ing, sunroof, alarm, excel-
lent tlri long car Cert
$5563 Carey. (905) 987-
• '
• '
�
1918 OLDS Delta 88
BICl/ON FRISE, regis-
BOXER PUPPIES enrich
Royal Brougham. Gray. 4
tered purebred puppies,
your IAe with the loyalty and
door, auto. 3-8 L V6. 158
have all shots and tadoos,
companionship of a boxer.
Bred for superior temper -
kms. Will certify. Asking
ready Sept. 28, $500, 905-
655
65593.
and Intelligence.
53000.905-725-2633.
-8M.
C.K.C. registered. Cal Prof-
ro-
Boxer's
Boxers Ral Kennels.
19.9 DODGE Orrxk, ex-
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
655-3028
cellent condition. Asking
Assoc. Monday night -
Oct. 7, novice,Tuesday
ATTENTION: Dog Qwrn-
$2.400. Call 905-666-
Oct. 8, Basic. Register now.
ers Doggie Dooley Pet
2706.9.1lam.
Call Bev 435-0868
Waste Systems starting at
1990 CORSICA LTZ,
554.99 up to 150 Ib. wt.
auto, p/b, pis, a/c, rebuilt
BARN for rent or indvidual
Dog Jackets ers rting staat
motor (15.000km), $5500
horse stables (stalls), boat-
525, 32- Fire Hydrant in-
firm. Good condition. Call
ed near Lakeridge Taun-
door/outdoor BEST Ball, 4-
1/2. 6', 10' Liletime Guar -
905.434-7655.
ton Rd. Whitby. 905-427-
antee, Starting at $10.99.
1990 LUMINA EURO,
6660.
9-9. 7 days/week.
fully loaded, 190 hwy kms,
(905)723.5413, Fax 723-
ex oond.. $4300. obo cert.
SIBERIAN Husky pups„
1466.
1986 Chevette, no rust.
CKC Registered, Both par-
$850. obo, as is. 655-3449.
Brooklet.
ants on premises. Ready 10
Automobiles
go. $350 Shots, de-
' I
for Saleg
1991 AUDI, 47 i
.000 ori
wormed Sue (905)986-
nal km, fully loaded, excel -
lent condition. Must sell,
0340
1979 TRANS AM,403
buying new car $15,600 or
cu in engine, 4 BBI, bladk
best offer. 9p5.433 8086.
GERMAN Shepherd pups.
with tan interior. T•tops.
1993 GEO STORM, 2
unique solid black. German
PW, PB, PS Good shape.
dr, hatch, auto, with air,
8 Czech blood -lines, par-
runs very well. $2800. Call
65,000 fill, $8.500 (905)
ents on premises, CKC-
(905) 723-8709, George
438.1749
registered, 1st shots. S450
1981 Buick Regal, good
Call 905-983-9069
shape, little or nothing to
safety. Ready to go 5600
form After 5 p.m. 623.4276.
MOTIVATED
MECHANICS
KEN NICOLSON
i5 L^. •'JSNi 1 r,' yn>L,ix u'e
"MOTIVATED
MECHANICS"
lir.• t'•'I•,
,_xl aiynn»��
• •ry rep5pxlde rot«c
1 � iii. liens«• 1 f+1e,: n•xv�
business (905) 471 -7944
Mobdu (416) 451-6M I
ARLIE SALES LTD.
905-404-8175. 91 Mer
cury Tracer. 4 -door, auto„
104km only 55295 90
Buck Century Station
Wagonwith extra seat. V6
very clean, 56.995 92 Gran
Am SE. air sharp, $6.995
90 Chev Lumina 4 -door
loaded. V6. 56 795 88 Jet
to Slalom, loaded, sunroel
auto. $5495 certified 91
Chev Lumina V6 4 doe,
loaded $7.695 91 Grand
Prix STF. loaded. white
$10 965 94 Olds Achill
S. 4 doorauto. low kin
$11,565 90 Half -ton Sii
verado. loaded S10.965
90 Chev Suburban. 35C
V8, loaded with rear air
511.995 92 Dodge Grana
Caravan. all wheei drive
sharp var. $14,965 91
GMC Ex! Cab. 2 -waif
drive 305. loaded. snort
box. S'3 965 91 Ford Aer
Ostar XL model, loaded
rear air 87km S9875 93
Ford Aerostat Sport, load
ed. 9011im sharp van.
$13.565 Ail cars above are
certified Mention Mrs ad to
receive 6 months warranty
Best reconditioned vehicles
in the Region of Durham
905-404-8175
Auto Insurance,
havmrg a problem
getting a competitive
rate? Call
Jolles - Dooley
Insurance.
Ajax for a 4uotatlon
427-3595 =
CANT FIND A VAN'
That's because we
have them all! GM
Chrysler, Ford from
1986 to 1994. Certified
and ready to go start-
ing at $4.995. 199' Fo•:
F15C 8 c l a:,!; air, plus
58.995 1995 Geo Men.
25.000 km balance of !a�
tory warranty $7.995 199C
Pontiac Fvebrd, ioade,!
black w,!' r lops and only
95.000 S8.395 199C
Olds Cutlass Supreme SL
loaded, 90.000 km, 58995
1990 Grara Pru STE
Waded with power sunroof
while S8 995 1990-92
Caval,ers 5 to choose
from starting at $4.495 4
Oldsmobile 88's and Buie
LeSabre's 1990 and up
from 56.995 These and
30 other quality pre-
owned vehicles avail-
able now at C*rticar
Auto Centre, 155 King
St. W., Oshawa at Mid-
town Mall Drive.
'What* customers send
their friends* (905)
579-2886
CHEAP CARS UNDER
$3000 87 - 90 Cavaliers.
Sunbir ls, Grand Proofs.
Corslcas, Nissan M,cra,
Nissan Multi -van (2 -wheel
6 4 -wheel drives), Ford
Taurus. All vehicles certi-
fied or as is. 90.728-
0817.
DODGE mini cargo van.
super (dean, 2.2. k ra, wall
maintained, easiy, certified.
Why pay mare? $2,500 as
is. (416) 693-5320
1993 Chev. Cavalier,
65,000 km., 4 -dr., air. auto..
am/fm cars., green in co-
lour $7900. 576-6130
Dave.
' Automobiles
tlrlllied
$S0. to $7500... Cash on
the spot for scrap cars 8
trucks. Anytime. Call 905-
706-5740.
A & A TOWING. Pay "
$5000 cash for used 8
scrap cars a trucks. 24 hrs
7 days. Call 905-686-5003
or 905-706-5234; 30 min
service.
Automobiles Snowmobiles
Wanted •
A & K TOWING
Cash On the Spot
Fav $50 . $5,000 for
used and scrap cars
and trucks. any condi,
lion Call anytime, 24
firs 7 days, Fast 30
min service No parts
available.
Call Ken
(905) 509-5584
(416)452-7767
AUTOMOBILtb ono
wanted for scrap
a, y condition, any age.
.e removal in the Durham
:•l cash paid Also
ceded. '75 to '87 Chev or
MC pickup for parts Call
.,e, pshawa 905-431-
aul
ARS FOR CASH! We
tied vehicles Vehr
es must be in running
inddirn Call 4272415 or
e to 479 Bayly St East,
4,ar at MURAD AUTO
=At F
199S XLT Triple, gas
shocks, ski skins. very good
condition. $5200 985
3561
LIMITED EDITION Indy
600. immaculate condition,
horded, hot to go pipes
new speed track $3300
985-3561.
EMMarine
1986 1161111 Bayliner bass
boat, new 371bft trolling
motor, 50hp motor. new
batteries. Llvewell fish find-
er, stereo. cover, well
maintained• must sell
$5000 firm 905-623-477-;
ATTENTION FISHER
PERSONS!!!! 1995 17 5
Hydra Spur! 130 HP John-
son. 2 fish finderstrolling
motor, 3 batteries. livewell
Baitwell, rod holders, stem
eo. 517.000 0130 call 623-
9107
1995 Polaris 650 Water-
craft excellent condition
Only 30 hours use Great
running machine Asking
$4800 obo or will trade for
snowmobile Phone 905 -
Trucks 985-3566
ME for Sale
� ' 1 Apartments
1986 GMC JIMMY, a x For Rent
a.• „. an
:d playeras is. $2.600
'?z ' 366 after 5 P m OSHAWA A? bedrrxxr
ocated W 35C Malaga and
946 Masson Street Avail
able immediately 5600 &
$700 an inclusive No pets
Call 905 - 5 76-6 724
1 BEDROOM i,, in home
or. use bac-gar;
Close to shopping. �,O
transit. school Sep ent
Ask:rq 5495.mo . uhl
Avail Nov , 555-59' 9 atter
6pm
•g94 FORD RANGER
2
L ee'1 power steering.
Deli ner immacu-
re i 500 o b o Gert
438 8055 (9051
1 2346
GREAT BUYS 1989
r pic,
dean truck cer'
yf-00 1996 CYC: Sa-
,.F- var fully .called
525.500 434
90 FRHT SALE OR
:':.-I C•a.r mo with
w^ payme^t Also
4? -2,
air ride flatbeds &
a?. 3ear' ar,e double
n•,c ' Br7. '2a
53,17
'Vans/
4 Wheel Drive
& Cv,c FirstLast, all rnclu
vve Available immediately
or Oct Nov S550 per rho
40-42823
1 -BEDROOM basement
aparlmer' ^ewe Clean.
carpeted Private entrance.
C ailing, utilities & ap-
;.,iances included No pets
198' GMC afart, p/s. W KingTownnne area 5540,
b i ; , -.o condition. month 905436-5045
S.1' C as is Call 905-404-
05r NORTH OSHAWA Rus
1992 CHEV LUMINA APV
.'r oaded power
"JCk: CD stereo :rant and
,ear AC, built in air com-
pressor 7 Passenger Ask
irg S'2 000 705-277
25.8
1994 GMC 4 WHEEL
v-8. fully
oade7` immaculate conn
,,or dealer serviced.
5'9 000 certified or best
:fie, 723-1895
1994 k• -,rt Transport SE.
c.o van. 91Km, loaded.
rust sell. cert $'4,990 At-
e, 5 509--2893
EMTrailers
1979 LIONAL L42S hard
Daer Coleman stove.
kirk 3 way fridge/freezer.
;nique clear stand add -a -
00m Torted windows and
-reens Approx 8'x12'
:ery roomy $1.600. obo.
y'5 435-0339
1981 TERRY 3511. house
cello'. 2 rip -outs. awning,
Iu Oy-loaaed, storm wind-
�ws furnace, suitable year-
foundliving, asking
510 000 Call 905-263-
4575
1994 ROCKWOOD Tent
ceder, sleeps 6, furnace,
ridge. stove. 54000. Calf
905-436-2935.
HUNTER SPECIAL - 2
older travel traders, 17ft.,
$1200 each. Call 705-324-
9317 or 416-512.7561.
'Auto Parts
dr Repairs
GUARANTEED Lowest
Prices in Durham Region
for tune-ups & brakes. Call
905 728-6337.
USED Engine transmis-
sions, import & domestic,
Installation available. Free
towing Whitby/Oshawa
area 30 day guarantee.
Call 905 728 0817.
otorcycles
FOR SALE. 1983 920
Virago $2000Call Vicki
427.2930
l71-coe Bight :.e.rr 2
bedroom in newly removal.
ed quiet 12 -plea Hard-
wood floors, heat. hot wa-
ter. parking and cable is
included Laundry tacdrtfes
fUn Antic Ci.RC. h,.A"r
(averages $10 to S 1 2 per
month) 905-576-2982
2 BEDROOM
BACHELOR apt avai able
mmedia!wv $629 + nydro
In quiet 6-plex building, ap
dunces includedClose to
all amenities. Dunlop St
(905666-5535
2 BEDROOM bsmt apart
menu Wilson Rd /Shake
speare Ave Bus route.
close to 401. 1st & last
Available Oct 1 433-8810
2 BEDROOM in six-piex
near Oshawa Centre
Fridge, stove, laundry tacil-
ktles Available Nov 1/96.
$702/mth. FirstAast. H&H
included. 576-0498
2/3 bedroom apartments.
8 story building, close to
schools, library. South GM
plain Available irtxnedlate-
ly. 428-6328 1-7 pm for
appointment.
3 -BEDROOM deluxe
apartment, in new duplex.
Eat -in kilchen,spotless,
must be seen. Available
now. Central Oshawa,
$825/month plus. Call 728-
5902.
AJAX TWO bedroom
basement apartment, newly
decorated, fireplace, laun-
dry, parking, private en-
trance, $750 inclusive.
686--3201
AJAX - One bedroom
basement apartment, safety
compliant, separate en.
trance, laundry,storage,
parking for one. Walk to
Harwood Plaza. $500 in-
clusive, first and last. refer-
ences. Phone 686-8563.
AJAX - sunny spotless one
bedroom, w/o private yard,
large ceramic kitchen. Ap-
pliances, a/c. Seeking re-
sponsible tenant, $650.
References. Legal. Imme-
diate. No smoking/pets.
(905)686-1832
' Apartments A artmerlts
11"For Rent pFor Rent ApFo Rentff artme Apartments
Rent
.' - - - - - NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE
Clean 2 bedroom apt in
quiet 5 unit budding Free
laundry facilities Avail Nov
1st $610 + hydro Phone
905-839-4659
NICE and clean 1 and 2
be
droom. gweti area in
good Oshawa neighbour
hood Newer budding
Available Oct 1st and
Nov 1st 263-4753
TWO BEDROOM 2 storey
apt with lory, very spacious,
clean and quiet Good ap-
pliances New ceramic
bath, carpet throughout.
backyard and verandah
available with parking
$800 an mclusrve Avail
able Oct 1 416.2432438
Oshawa
PICKERING. One bed
m base•.,.:"' apartment.
4 appliancescentral air,
fireplace. parking. $650 in-
clusive No pets ISVlast.
Oct 1 8330263
OSHAWA 888 900
Gler 2 bedroa-, apt$
from $675- $710 3 bed-
room apt $720 ;lose M
shopping schools GM and
Go Utilities included F-rst
last required Call 728-
4993
AJAX
4 bdrm bsmt apt sep
living/liming room, 2
baths, Irg kitchen, 4
appl. Fully carpeted. c/
a, own laundry, parlt-
Ing, private entrance.
Sam (905)686-4840
AJAX Oxford Towers.
Spacious apartments, quiet
building, close to shopping,
401. GO Pool, sauna 2 &
3 bedrooms available. Oc
toper 1st 905-5838571
untll 7 30 p m
AJAX. Country setting, top
floor Of duplex would suit
single non smoking per-
son. Central air 5650 plus
heat & hydro Avail imme-
diately, 428-8086
AJAX South, clean 2 bed-
room basement. private
entrance. patio, cable.
Parkin,; close to every.
thirg 5350.5325 No pets.
non-smoker Call 905683-
9699
AJAX. 'soacious and clean
t.".;e•lroom basement
apartment close to tare
and bus, all included SPY:
per mo 686-1991
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY ')s^awa. c
coe : F•asnly painted. 3
nm from 401 1 & ' 'l2
oedrooms park,•-; rcl,d-
ed- $450 & S475 vjs ny,
dro 905-725-0699
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY. ^ Wh,tb A---
0-11.1^•; scacious carpet
ed. newly painted with Pal
cony. close to bus shop
pirg all utilities included
first last required no pets.
1 bedroom 5650 2 bed
room. 5750 call 43GC'34
BEAUTIFUL Pr,grt :lean
qu i' i; I avan at Brock R .
Finch Avail Oct
5775/mo 905-686-7526
BEAUTIFUL bright one
bed-,- acartment. north
Oshawa house. 4 ao
piiances. parking. 800 sq
It no dogs. $670 mclu"
(9050 786-2335
EXECUTIVE -2 bedroom
house apt for rent, ap-
pliances. laundry. Rouge
area Private entrance
bath $1200-crith 509-
1320
FOR RENT ' and 2 bed,
room art ^ a very quiet
and well kept building.
Close to all amenities, bus
stop at door. Park Rd N
Oshawa Phone 579 9C'6
LARGE one bedroom
basemer! apt Non-smoker
referred No pets First'last
•equired Par. ^g laundry
S550k'mo Gibb it Oshawa
area Available immediate
ly 435-2497
OSHAWA LARGE 3 bed
room apartment with fire-
place- 6 appliances in-
cluding laundry 2 lull
baths 1400 sq It air con-
ditioning, intercom, parking
Close to lake $975:month
+ utilities. Avail Nov 1st
Call to view 905-725-9991
LARGE BASEMENT
bedroom with private bath
Shared kitchen, laundry A
C, parking, big back yard.
no smoking or pets Avail.
now. lst/last. 5425/mo in.
clusive Central Park Blvd
N / Adelaide. 579-1726
UPPER apt. of duplex. 4
bedrooms, tridge, stove.
washer, dryer 5725/plus
hydro, cable and tele-
phone. Oct. Ist. Jarvis/
Lauder/Oshawa. 905-579-
3342.
MAIN FLOOR of bungs.
low -5900, utilities included.
First and last; no pets. 401/
Ritson area. Phone 263-
2535 after Spm.
MAJOR OAK / Finch. 2
large bdrm, large family
room bsmt apt. Air, quiet
court, 1015 of storage. Sep.
ent., 2 parking, ublties in-
cluded. $760./mo. Oct 1.
1sOasl.905.686-8904.
MODERN NEW clean ex-
ceptional 1 bedroom apt all
inclusive, A/C, etc. $655./
mo. Also; North of Oshawa
Centre, quiet. clean 2 bed-
room apt. $655./mo. In-
cludes heat, parking and
storage. 905-428-7677 ask
for Tom.
NEAR D.C. semi Ae-
tached, basement not in-
cluded 3 bedrooms. 1 112
baths, 5 appliances, a/c. 2
parking, fenced yard, more
FirstAast $885 plus util No
pets .Nov. 1 668-1946
OSHAWA. -vi •enoval-
eil -.. i !w•. bedr'iom. n
chides heat nydro. parking
and laundry avadable '-
Pets
pets. non-smoki starting
at $575 1905 831-8C3.;
1905 839 1984
OSHAWA bedroom in
'r p,„ we• level. near
Oshawa Centre Utilities
and appliances included,
laundry facilities Avail Oct
1st $60C.monir 365.728
0537
CLEAN : AMtt e BUILC
ING Os^awe 2 a
3 bdrms Inclusive Pay ca
de. park • & a'..,dry laic
723-2094
OSHAWA se !o GM !
2 1 :it-, m apartments.
5600 $725 & Ss -f5 espec
lively Call 905 42° 5740
PARK,ADELAIDE one
P,.q. ,, .., sp' Fridge.
stove. wale,_ parking in
eluded Laundry available
S525/mo hrstlast Call 723
0309
PICKERING ' bedroom
a,, -^rd basement
apt Glenanna Hwy 02,
separate entrance & Uun-
dry, parking lots OI sto,
age $60C Jkr montm ncil
sive Can 905, 509-1651
PICKERING Fright I bed-
room i�' self contamed
$650 all inclusive 1stAast
No pets References 905
426-6128
PICKERING. several 3
beer;,,-. ac'!' malln floors,
clean and attractive with a
Landlord who cares, no
pets please. all utilities m-
ciuded form $1050905
770-7222 or 416-494 3765
SOUTH Alex- Luxury 2
bedroom basement apt
Gas fireplace & parking
Sint working Couple with tic
children. no pets, no smok
ing 5800/month Please
Call 683-0529
SOUTH OSHAWA. 275
Wentworth St W. large 1,
2. -bedrooms, close to bus-
es, shopping. available im-
mediately. 5500. 5600 &
up , fridge. stove, heat, hy-
Oro, parking. 1st dast re-
quired, no pets 723-6637
SOUTH Oshawa, large 1 -
bedroom raised basement
apt. Laundry facilities. 2 car
parking, private entrance.
$575 all inclusive Avail.
able Nov.1. Mature working
single or couple. No pets.
905-579-1669
TOP floor of house 2 bdrm.
firstilast. Appliances includ-
ed. Clean quiet people.
Whiting Ave, Oshawa.
5630. Available Sept. 1.
Own outside entrance. 571-
7989 after 5:30 p.m.
TWO BEDROOM apts.,
available immediately,
walking distance to GM,
new budding, newly deco-
rated. $660 plus hydro..
Call 666-5674 or 576-3240
WALK OUT BASEMENT
apt . 2 bedrooms. clean,
$695 per month includes
utilities, first & last required,
Available Oct. 1. 665-1786
after 1,
WESTNEY / HWY 02, 2
bedroom, clean large walk
out basement tndge, stove
. hydro , heat. parking & ca-
ble included. laundry hook-
ups $800, firstAast. avail
Oct 1,428-8766
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 - CLIPPER APTS
2 & 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT
MON - THURS 9 A.M - 8 PM.
FRI. 9 A.M -5 PM.
(905) 683-6021
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WHY RI Ni' (iri,% ,Ill l: IfO%IF,,
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FAMILY LIVING
1975 MEMORY LANE,
PICKERING
Oversizec 3 oedrpom. I 1 2 oath
townhouses with 2 appliances, gas
heating. parquet floors, fenced In
backyards. Close to schools. transit.
parks & shopping
MARCHANT PROPERTIES
(416) 321-99"
Apartments Houses
For Rent ' For Rent
EA M11
WHITBY .;a•:r� H -.s
y -lice and clean base
-
meat bachelorette. Kitchen,
bath set) ent. patio Suits
1 non smoker Ref req 1st
last 5465 me inclusive
905 4303563
WHITBY bright attractive
large . bedroom basement
apt Laundry. fireplace.
parking. storage, home set -
ling. quiet area, near tran.
sit schools. and dOwntOwr.
Oct 1
$
750 inclusive
668815
WHITBY 1 bedroom newly
renovated. oak cabinets
and floor, dishwasher,
laundry, private porch.
parka g, $640. 668-76,34
WHITBY apartment for
rent. 1- bedroom S550 2 -
bedroom $650. first & last
required phone days 725-
8911 evenings & wee-
kends 668.4016
WHITBY WALMART
area large attractive one
bedroom ground floor
apartment, all utilities in -
clucking central air, central
vac, cable and fireplace,
private entrance, patio and
parking, non smokers
please- 5675 mo. Nov. Ist.
666-1997
WHITBY, 2 -bedroom.
laundry. parlung. $795. plus
hydra. Call (905)839-
6398.
WHITBY- Available Nov
1st. Bright 1 bedroom in
Victorian style 4 plex. 5585
includes utilities, fridge,
stove & parking 1st & last.
No pets. Call 725-1268.
WHITBY- North of GO 1
bedroom main floor. Nice
neighborhood. Available
Nov 1st $600. Cali 668-
3161 or 723-9340
WHY rent when you can
Own your own home for
less than you think?!! Call
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
Re/Max Summit Realty
(1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800
or (905) 666-321 t.
WHY RENT?
OWN YOUR
NONN:t
D'I ments '•,m Sc63,nc
FVC COwnpayment'
Call Me
571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark StTaplery
Sales Rep Suror GrouC
Excel Realty
15 mm north or For, Per
Secluded 4 bedroom coin
try home. 3 baths. 2 family -
rooms. 2 walkouts 2 fire-
places double garage,
poo.. sauna. $1350 mo
Oct 1.416-492-1165
1 ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES!
WHY RENT? BUY!
No down payment.
No problem'
Let me show you how'
Mort. Pay. $700 O.A.C.
Call Thomas C. Pie
Sales
Rep. Rema: Accord
ReaRtf Ltd. 576-3111
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 18, 1996 -PAGE 33-A
Houses Townhouses Office b
A o For Rent For Rent • Retail Space
3 BEDROOM, 2 storey BOWMANVILLE: Beaute OSHAWA 4 Months
with 5 appliances & A/C ful 3 bedrooms. 2 1/2 Free Rent !!!- 3000 sq
Available Oct 1st or earlier baths, garage. partially Lwrlvl $900. 850 sq.2nd
Tanzer Crt Close to GO fenced yard $900 /mo . fir $550, 600 sq main
Schools & shopping Rent utilities IstAast Avail Oct 1 $500. 250 sq main $350.
51100/month Call between 905813-48962 600 2nd fir $500 Call 434.
6.8pm Call 1905' 839
2113
AJAX 4 bedrm main floor.
51050Inclusive non
smokers. references. 1sb'
last, avail Nov 1 905 686-
1229 Between 6.1Opm
AJAX 3 bedroom main
evel house, bright, on quiet
Street Oct 1. $900 mclu
sive 6P#-3382
AJAX newly renovated 3
bedrOc'^ main floor laun-
dry garage 5825. 2 bed-
oom base,nert apartmert
wrong. S525+ Available
J^_t 'st Harwood/gayly
"all 905.428-9774
AJAX, BEAUTIFUL top
,r,rr: -orae w,rh ; bed
D
oms Large yard aril
hell Close to schools
- ropp,ng and 40' F S,
:isrwasrer Oct ist S'OGO
. uhires Contact Maureer
4)5 683
AJAX. -'arwood Bay,t
1-11 f-ir -air nper 3
oedoorhshared :aurdry
appliances Nov' Saidr
lusrve Ly^^e Parizro
:29-9"66
AJAX- Harwood.
main floc• r,'
Ouse 2 cedroor^ urge
rg rr»m mode", . 117,
r garage Large
aundry Oct 1st ,
-,,x 11;5850.' 2 Adipes
r5.a� 47^3
ASKING S'20C•,•, fes
:,a, , '-att 7 cat,
ced•:.ms garage pin
ed Pasemer• r -ed
Available mm
it.. , Ca. 416
9'
SOWMANVILLE 2 red
zy Pun.
gdiow peieraono _...pie.
Jule! ne,gnb, ,-rood.
^iced yard. '%Vas! ave'
ille Sept I S750 905
839-5, 46
CENTRAL OSHAWA
house icy •ort. 5800 per
•nr7 pus utilities Available
Nov 1st Call 9C5 436-
-'335
36-
_335
DOWNTOWN -•ouse for
•er• - .. 2 cep
piiances. laundry facilities-
' car park -' yard. avail-
able Oct 's' $835wrimes
Can 905.5'6-9.39 Heave
message
FOR RENT - Coumce 3
p.1, ,-,-r- -.•Otey home
van ga,age S95C month
.,us -mties Avail Nov 's!
.o pets p,efer'ed lstlast 1 -BEDROOM -1 2 -bed
Call 905 659-01618 rci-^- ,.... -1616. muior
dollar rec facilires ..Feer
;round park -; dun Cry.
or barhroc- ALC ^c
mcrk" avaiatoe Ncv r'
i emcee :re!er•ec P -kr
ig 837-2565
AJAX :irestney Hwy - '
"•- :. d$emerlt w bdtr-
�am wet bar, irioge a c.
�ark,r y- IdurCry to share
wit" Lifi very clean
^-ust be employed. 5475
^,onth 427--8297
N OSHAWA, 3 bedroom
available lot rent ! sale
Rent 5895 & gas. Available
Oct 1,1996 for further de
tails call 7239911
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
bedroom basement
townhouses in well m,,,l
famed family complex
Freshly decorated with
Fr,g /stave. close to all
amenities Starting at
$738:month On site Mgmt
office Call 905-728-3777
OSHAWA 2 & 3 bed
rooms ' A 'ast. Available
immediately, Oct & N;v
(905) 721-1518
SPACIOUS .2 & 3
-.-dr ;.r, rr�.,ynnr;,,5ec r
wWl makntamed'am ly
mplex irclAps all ;fill -
',s 4 appiance5 Oark-
L close to scr10o1s anr:
ar:orldles Avail Sect
122 Colborne
St. E. Oshawa
For apps. 4343972
WHi18v -
,,:w^..,.se .)arage 5 air
oliarces end baser^enr 5
mm walk •� ,c tray Refe,
emces !it 3 as! S890.
r hontr Call Cave 3C5
431-, 'I69
rj
Me,
`Fonda
I. Rentals
' Rooms
for Rent ATTENTION Srlowcirds
pe,,, ^
2447 or 655-4132
EXCELLENT Office space
for rent 4505q h very rea-
sorable Call 576-6999
Steve
OFFICE space for lease,
overlooks busy Hill
handicap access. air con
plenty of parking Call
725-9991
WHITBY prestigious
lice space 2 offices with
beautiful picture window r
professional building, 2nd
Moor S750!month all mclu-
srve Call Ralph Roberlo
905-728-1069 ext 222
MGarage &
Storage Space
OUTSIDE STORAGE
.ars rows F" ,, 7
ales 555-ar,
Industrial
UMT Units
RENT TG UWN. .uv
moos ery ahracr.e
rates ex:eue^t Iullrase
terms all Ken Th Incsrr
•SOC -465 77.2
FuRhiSr+EO -oc,m ^
i:,-' r - •^e share
« 'n
a-! cat^ w^ 2
i.' adults smo•_
-s!'a� Sc .
Osrawa•: _ •c -v
PICKERING P"a"il
..-. ,ac,..,es
la'ge ourgalow :17se
G_ and Trans' Salic per
!tic '1)C5 33•. 2260
ROOMS
FOR RENT
S3c-
^ IrA.00d Hwv 2
428-8634
420-0401
tat^rorms !7w^
cord, close 'c
Clearwa'e• Pedcr pool a
HH: or -vale yard
avaiiaore
new -
579 -37-a
A-r%l r, Srnwh,rdti
va•. -come a buil '993
OW air r;rrptior..ng. sea
Sona,, , •rim, nor
-thio, crefe••wt nqui
es., - Cyt
305 576-"'.246
CLEARWATER, 1 bed
•- - _ •-•-are^t
comes ^rated ^ot
it: minures c .racne<
ue Jay casecar NHL
ick •-, NF, FOotc& i
,r$* 5.s-; lrac.5 _..'a
-1 fol,:: e S2 ,S weer .
•75 oA ; ,-C3
Shared Private Homes
Acconlodahon gin For Sale
EXECUTIVE HOME
HWYr2&
ROTHERGLEN
wits^"Coins. double rya-
'3.- nice;" !IpOr aundh.
3sx ^G S2.2`x per month
is Sutton Group Regal.
Atncq Gera
(416)291-0929
N. OSHAWA. 3 oetl-oom
clear & cr gr! arge yard &
parking 5 appliances
5780 pus utilities. available
Oct 1 721-0122
NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE
4 bedroom semi in nice
cord Walk out to deck 4
appliancesrec room it
basement, on quiet street
Avail Nov 1st $900 + uld-
ties Phone 905-839-4659
OSHAWA CENTRE area
3 bedroom semi, 4 ap-
pliances. call, c'vac.
fenced yard. avail Oct 1
5910 plus util Call 579-
6023 or 666-1349.
PICKERING - 2 bedroom
bungalow, extra large lot
walk to PTC - GO. available
Oct Ist $1.025. plus 420-
1524.
PICKERING GO - house.
main floor 3 bedrooms,
large eat -in Idtchen, au
Con.. 4 appliances. large
backyard, parking, $995
Plus util, Newly renovated.
No pets. 416-290.5157
SOUTH Oshawa 3+1 -
bedroom bungalow, fin-
ished basement. 4 ap-
nces. large fenced yard.
plia
Patio. shed. no pets. $995+
utilities Istilast references.
available Nov.lst 905-
725-7677
WHITBY, large beautiful 4
bedroom, with 1 bedroom
In -law -suite. 4 baths,
fenced yard, double ga-
rage. Avail. Noll NON
SMOKER. $1250 plus uldi-
ties, 723-5084
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY. "wry, furnished home,
apt., prefer Christian single
lady. student prote55ional
or retired to share w,work
ng :ably in quiet neighbor
rood Non-smokernc pets
For viewing 19051433-
8871res:(905)404-7318pgr
MALE/FEMALE to share
3 bedroom house. Gose to
Durham College. protes-
Sromal or student welcome.
S300 inclusive. IsUlast
Message 579-7216
HE OSHAWA profession-
al/student to share new 3 -
bedroom home Clean. pri-
vate w/cable, laundry, own
bathroom, S425month in-
clusive Call 905-434-0462
leave message.
OSHAWA. Share house
with career person. 1 bed-
room and sitting room,
5550 inclusive. Available
Oct. 1st. call 728--4446, Or
416-297.3133
PRETTY 2 STOREY :r
:a.^ed ': a +Y`'t New
broadloom or Im:rg. .miry
3 bedroomS New ':-:Pring
in bctr ba!hror,r-s en-
hance eat :r kitchen Bay
win Cows $,long doors !c
deck dou0fe garage
Peai.!;!u.:y :andscaped
forced ,arge !of Shows ike
a "lode, home S'57 90C
20 Horseshoe Or 'on
Thrcksc^ below Hwy 21
Over House Sur Sept '5
1 4 p m 905-433-2966
99 BURK ST., OSHAWA
2 Ped'ocm ^cme ri
renovated. new nsulabC^
gas furnace flooring, K:tcr
en and was^room AsK,rg
5109.000 905 725-97pC
BROCK RD & 2 Great
family location, 3+1 bed
room 4 Paths walkout
basemert. newly broad
loomed & decorated.
$158.500 Cal :905294
8461 or (9051473-3268
COUNTRY IN THE
CITY: Two unique homes
in Maxwell Village, North
Oshawa- First home, raised
bungalow style over look.
ing Oshawa with 4 bed.
rooms, 941140' lot living
area 4000 sq. ft., in ground
Pool. Second home, Swiss
type Chalet 3 bedrooms, i,
ground pool, living area sire
of 3000 sq. ft. Call days
416-535-2131. evenings
905-723-8477. NO
AGENTS.
COUNTRY LIVING
$129,700. 4 bedroom split
level, 100 x 320 fenced lot.
2 walkout s to patio, wood
PICKERING - 2 rooms in
burring fireplace, eat in
kitchen, separate dining
home, share facilities. Fur-
room, tons of parking, call
nished or unfurnished.
Dale Anderson, Broker.
Available xmmed Rent ne-
Options Realty Ltd.. 433-
gohable Non-smokering.
4623
couple or women preferred.
COURTICE, quiet cres-
(905)420 02x9
cent, immaculate 2200sq.ti ,
WESTNEY/HWY 2. 3-
Kassinger-built 3 huge
bedroom house, own bed-
bedrooms. partially -fin.
room & bath, share rest of
ished basement, central air/
house Phone, a/c, ap-
vac, fully -fenced lot.
piiances, cable $375/
$198.500. Call 905 -436 -
month 905-428-7878.
7939.
PACE 34 -A -THF: (YEWS AD%'ERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 18,19%
PrivawFor Sale
l l Prtva FHolmes or Saleffln,Private HomesFor Sale
EXECUTIVE HOME in
IMMACULATE BEAUTI-
NEWCASTLE BARGAIN
prestige area of Wh,l
FULLY decorated 4 level
quiet court 4 plus one bed
2.650 sq tt 4 bedrooms. 3
back split Gose to schools.
rooms. 2 t'2 baths. finished
bathrooms, central vac and
3 bedrooms, living dining
basement. double garage.
central air. air cleaner
room. eat In kitchen, den.
all brick. 5!63.000 (905)
heated in ground pool. fire
main floor laundry and
987-5028
place fuliv fenced and
famr'y room with walkout
OSHAWA N E 3 -bedroom
landscaped backyard Ask
gas fireplace, gas heat
sic- Wit, „ c 155 000 Trade
mg $256900 Cal' 430
central air, new roof- wind
for detached 2 or 3 -bed
0548 to arrange a view'nj
ons washrooms. partially
foom house 5100.000 to
� us offers only y Nc
lin shea d basement pool
$11 5.000 in Oshawa of
agents
doble garage
u. Open
house. Sat and Sur,
723-8830 area 905
723830
IMMACULATE 2 -bed
r: •-- t,. f, Legal
Duplex L ver upper rent
lower Centra air Excellent
inves+.^lent property
$132 900 Work last' 905
726--6145
Sept 21. 22 2 "4 pint, 270
Blue He,c,„ Drive- Oshawa
or call 9051 728-2079
Ask c+76000
LOVELY ^ore to, sale
W'•y •e - Move in now,
Cowt,ce bright 5 vear new
Kassnge, built 3 bedroom
bungalow large property.
aotentia' income rased
basement Dras1•cally re_
diced 5138 90C Picke••-;
405 420 1t -•S
C1.--.7.-i%,::-,-;S
AUCTION SALE 1
POLISH HALL
319 OLIVE AVE. OSHAWA
SUNDAY SEPT. 22,11:30 AM
VIEW 10:30 AM
Oak wardrob nahogany
desk side by side cabinet round oak rrdestal
table b oak dining chairsoak dresses, end ta-
bies Victoriar sideboard. nursing rocK, • set of 4
press backs 'ail top desk IQ peas; _a•. walnut
cedar cher' tripod table dr -ting room set, mantel
clock r•unk; •rundie bed. press glass. Royal
Daltons. :irnogc A.or bocKe•,ds.od lamps. pia-
no lamp bridge lamps Gor* cairn the Wind Lamp
electric,. Gramophone. oval butter bowls pot-
tery crocks antique wood lathe. Trish Romance
'First Mare James L,,-t)ers -Joe Montana'
Signed Reggie Jacks;- Print. dehumidifier. 1920
Brass chandelier Ds Hot wtlee's. Mer1'cal
device. Blue Topaz ring. Elvis Records dryers.
copiers antique weather vane sterling, Jewelry.
sportscards INeeN & 5ossy rookie cards) plus)
Gretzky cards scales 'replace msec with blow-
er, paintings basin & p;r•her 16 it, 1975 Chrysler
Boat with EZ oad trade, and 85 hp Evfnrude mo-
tor Plus many other exceptional articles
TERMS: _.ash. cheque All merchandise must be
removro day of sale
RANDY POTTER
AUCTIONEER
905-5763577
AUCTION -SALE
SAT. SEPT. 21. 10 AM
AUCTION of FARM MACHINERY. TOOLS,
PLUMBING EQUIPMENT, HORSE EQUIP-
MENT etc for JIM JOHNSON, of Leaskdale.
held at Phoenix Sales Arena. Uxbridge (formerly
Wiisons) From HWY.#12 of Lakeridge Rd. x23,
go north to Hwy #47 Turn left & go east to Ux-
bridge. Go north on Main St. 2km.
TRACTORS: 1135 Massey diesel with cab
(Multi -power. very good rubber, clean), David
Brown #990 diesel (p s.. EX). Int. #324 gas Trac-
tor, McCormick W6 standard (gam rubber, gas).
Int. 624 diesel with 590 Allied quick att. 1 dr , 16.9 x
30 tire's. bucket & forks. Int. #684 with Sims cab
(2500 hr.. EX). Ford 8N ( extra shift trans, new
rear tires. good),
EQUIPMENT.sq. balers, seed drill, manure
spreaders, rakes, cults, flatrack wagons, plows,
blade, hammermill, bush hog, discs, rd. bale
feeder & spear, corn planter, augers, snowblow-
ers, 3 pth. logging winch, hand and garden tools,
qty. plumbing tools, anvils, power threader, rigid
vice, port. air compressor, prf. meat saws, garden
tractors, cedar rails. 24' planks, fencing plus
much much, more.
HORSE RELATED EQUIP: McLaughlin bug-
gy, Doctor's Buggy, saddle horse show buggy,
antique cutter (EX), bob sleigh for horse team,
horse harness, plus much more.
NOTE: Sale subject to additions and deletions.
Not a lot of small items. VIEWING: 8 am. Sale
Day. TERMS: Cash, good known cheque, Visa,
M/C or Interac.
GARY HILL AUCTIONS
(Div. of 1(181 454 Ontario Inc. )
Sunderland 1-705-357-2185
Toll Free 14100-654-4647
PICKERING 7lwet Glen.
dale C•• p'... I bedroom.
1 4 pc 2 2p . sul , v
ng room. Ga'r hrepl ac -
finished basement. newly
decorated 6 appliances
plus lots more 5156.900
839-8543
RAVINE Lot, 1600 sa ft
hr^ quiet court in
Bowmanvnie Ask-
s•`_' ?JC Call 905 6�-:
2436
Pdvak ilol. Vacation Money
o i For Sale ffAmproperties ffm To Lend
SIDE SPLIT, brick home
on 6acres, 3 bedrooms 3
bathrooms, finished family
room, double attached ga
rage North of Beaverton,
open to, offers Call (705)
438 3963
UNBELIEVABLE VAL LIE.
$13, we
room, 2 t'2-batharovac,
finished basement w9ve
place. w 0 to deck. Syrs
Oiler Sal & Sun 9o,, 1-
9588 1459 Nast, Rd
WHITBY 5113.900" Gor-
deoua w!f• 3 bedrooms, rec
roomgarage. tented yard.
central art. 5 down. car-
nes $863 ncludmg taxes
Ted H2ughton, Sutton
Group Classic 430-9000
CHARITY
ART AUCTION
'lea Ley
Z ART GALLERY
In S..Ppor: o`
Alax'Pickering Women's Centre
(Tc assist Abused Women and Their Children)
Sunday Sept. 22
The Ulictorlan Garden
(Pickering Village)
60 Randall Dr.
12 O'Clock Prevle'.%. 1 O Clock Start
Featuring Works by Today's Popular
Artists Robert Bateman. Trisha
Romance. A J Casson.James
Lumbers. Plus many more.
ANTIQUE
AUCTION Sat.
Sept. 21 at 10 a.m.
being held at
KAHN COUNTRY
AUCTIONS
,9 - )ad
g. 3 miles
-f Hwy #4(D1
43991 Selling an
ehent private se-
-Ion of quality oak
,noganv, and an
e furniture glass.
la primitives, etc
ituring in part or-
+' fly carved oak
boards oak 'all
desk bea,.t,'ul
paneled desK
If )p front desks
a• stack.•. ; book-
iti� Jak b w front
a Cabinet carved
dressers. several
rid oak pedestal
es, oak ..hairs.
,aK exlen5ior :abler.
..i• ous pieces of oak
a•, & crafts furniture.
h
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t n
a sd8
mahogany dining
e. mahogany
"Ills mahogany
al e & .7nairs plus
^err g,,;d quality
-anogany pcs early
p ne food locker
painted flatback cup-
board. fancy Victorian
sofa china cabinets.
Queen Ann sofa w
matching chairan-
tique benches, fancy
rockers. brass beds.
wooden bed, press -
back chairs occ.
chairs. occ. table, old
chests of drawers.
dressers. Oriental
carpets. gingerbread
& mantle clocks,
hooked rungs, quilts,
crockery, flatware
sets, candlesticks,
coal hod, pictures,
brass sconces, din-
nerware sets in
Wedgewood and Co-
aloort. Fiesta plate.
able glass & china and
more. A very Interest-
ing offering. Terms:
Cash, cheque (with
I.D) or Visa. No re-
serve. Lunch bar
available. Preview
8:00 a.m. day o1 sale.
Sale sold and man-
aged by
Henry and Gayle
Kahn Auctioneers
905-683.0041
CONSIGNMENTS
' AND ESTATES
WANTED
-'.v comm:ss.cc,
ntent next day
Safes every Tues.
'furs and Sat at 6
--1. Antique furnl-
f .'e. appliances
Owner and Dp-
•atOr
MYLES KING
AUCTIONS
33 Hall St.
Oshawa.
Established in
1960
725-5751
723-0501
FRI. SEPT. 20
AT 6:30 P.M.
Sa,e i�.d a• rte
:)dwood Commun-
Centre Hwy 47 in
Gi 3dwood Ant oak
^ •1a cabinet, ornate
,ak Deacons bench:
,sual Vlct china
cabinet (ex) ant New
Haven 30 hr. wall
clock. mantle clocks.
old clock parts, old
violin; man dresser w
bevel mirror. ant
rocking chair. maple
bedroom suite. old
dental 2 cyl air comp.
radial armsaw, 225
amp arc welder, drill
press, 36 In. wood
lathe; assort. of hard-
ware items and hand
tools. Glass and chi-
na, household items,
color tv, bar fridge,
Lawnboy self/prop.
mower w/bagger plus
many more quality
items, preview 4:30
p.m. Terms cash/
good cheque.
CLARKSON
AUCTIONS
905-640.6411
News Advertiser
Classified Dept.
open every
Mon. to Fri.
8:00 am. - 8:00 p.m.
Sat. 9:30 - 3.00
Call 103.0707
$3500 full priced. Seclud
ed wooded Trader lot, ad
latent to huge county for
est, good road, sandy
beach, fishing. Cobourg
area 14161431 1555
Camper
ffrl Trailer Sites
RED SETTER RESORT
family campground and
cottage resort on the Trent
Large spacious sites Full
hook-up from $825 2 and 3
bedroom cottages from
$350 week Rec hall. store.
pool. lakehont swimming,
boating, good fishing 905
436 0807 705 778 3096
AUCTION BARN
Friday Sept. 20
at 5:30 p.m.
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
a,?�n'Shed "a• .r)p
fa•• -1 scales. 8 -piece
w.i:,lut dining room
1,1, refinished sfde-
i d, treadle sewing
^ ., hine, refinished
Ser, wall clock
it chest modern
sets 8 c:h.;sts of
mantel
:•'K. 4 refinished up -
chairs,
ss -back rockers
D Concert-- upr:ght
: ino & bench.
cks. chesterfields,
tge lamp co -oil
.r• ps. maple table &
chairs. spinning
A el. 4 mahogany
ng chairs. rocking
a rs. antique dress -
washstand, milk
s 12f1 aluminum
.it with trailer, 20hp
Y. :ury motor & Min -
.3 electric motor.
Plymouth
".r.ivelle Plus a qty
a, glass house-
& collectable
s
Don & Greg
Corner l
Auctioneers
RR#1 Little Britain
(705)786-2183
AUCTION BARN
Sat. Sept. 28
at 10:30 a.m.
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
A• -t que Alicrlor tGr
,;a k Bunker Approx
4 0 Items consisting
pressed -glass,
books fruit )ars. chi-
na woodworking &
kitchen tools. banks
coloured glass,
lamps.eery, brass,
dolls 4101ver pieces.
plus miscellaneous
items. Details next
Don & Greg
Corneil
Auctioneers
RR•1 Little Britain
(705)786-2163
10 A.M.
Farm Machinery, ve-
hicle, RV, boat auction
at Orval Mclean Auc-
tion Center Lindsay.
Now accepting con-
signments of tractors,
farm machinery, cars,
trucks, 4 x 4 is vans,
trailer, motor homes,
RV's, travel and tent
trailers, aluminum
fishing boats, cruis-
ers, speed boats, rid-
ing lawn mowers,
shop woodworking,
construction equip-
ment selling for Alan
Lawson, Fisher Trus-
tee in Bankruptcy, 25'
Bayfield Sailboat. To
consign or for info call
MCLEAN
AUCTIONS
(705)324-2783
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.
• Mortgages,
• , Insurance
MORTGAGES Good.
bad and -11i, Fnancing for
any purposerates from
595', All applications ac
cepted Community Finan.
tial Services 668-6805
NEW OAK,ANTIOUE
LIQUIDATION AUCTION
GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTRE
NEWTONVILLE
SEPT. 20TW96
FRA.. 6 P.M.
S,frig the entire
• k i,,d Inventory of'I
• ew furniture and
iue outlet. 54- oak
top desks 48" roll
desks 54 com-
,r roll top desk.
-t, computer desk.
•h:"" hutch. 42-48' sin
and double ped -
extension tables.
+•vest tables a large
; _inttty of oak chairs,
flie cabinets. dea.
benches. Wind -
and pressback
urs. several bow
it china cabinets,
i. back and corner
.ir'inets, mahogany 5
queen bedroom
!e. mahogany 4
ter rice bed. bunk
•its. sofa bed settee.
.fen beds. new box
:
*Ings and mat,,ress-
coffee table suite
�. walnut. mahog-
mahogany en-
tinment center.
A and pattern car -
numerous tiffany
e lamps. tiffany
e hangings fixtures
I floor lamps, var-
of modern and old
rat:'e lamps, selection
oil paintings. ea -
tie's. 12 place service
f chain. Nippon co-
i,a set, fancy tea
,et5. glassware. china
a,•d numerous other
attractive items also
several harvest to
byes. Corner cup-
boards, wall units,
benches, stools, and
other unique articles
This is a business
close out auction Eve-
rything sells. preview
Friday Afternoon
Terms Cash, ap-
proved chque, visa.
MC Interac.
AUCTIONEER
FRANK G.STAPLETON,
CAI TCCA.
(905) 786.2244, SW
263-9886, FAX 786•
3591 ESTATE
UOUIDATiON
SPECIALIST FOR
OVER 25 YEARS
10 a -m.
RESTAURANT i
COMMERCIAL
EQUIP! AUCTION
86 Ford Taurus car &
complete contents of
Joe's Barbaque &
Steak House & Ta-
vern of Omemee.
Selling at the
MABEE AUCTION
CENTRE
on Hwy 35, 1 mile
north of Rosedale or 7
km south of Cobo-
conk. For full fax list
call
CALVIN MABEE
AUCTIONS
(705) 374.4800
(705) 454-2841
e 'Business
Opportunities
CHILDRENS HOME
CLOTHING COMPANY for
sale Inventory, garment
bags, racks. office equip
mens included For details
call Lori 683-6033 Open
for offers
ESCAPE THE RAT RACE
BE your ?wri tooss in your
own home-based business
with Watkins' Excellent in-
rnme potential, no expen
once necessary Flexible
hours Start for less than
55000. no door to door
Selling Free information
package with all details Do
it today before the rats start
winning Also If you would
like is see Anthony Robbins
in person let us know be
tore Sept 21'96. ,9051
4360852
10:30 A.M.
Large restaulant and
h.ikory equipment
d'i hon at Orval Mc -
_,•an Auction Center -
_' Isay Selling under
^,frucuon from the
:r^'iapals we are sell-
-i the assets of
^:,tral establish-
r-nts 2 MIKE fryers.
r•i •iny penny mind 500
electric pressure
.!r henny penny
J 221 dump table,
tied holding cabi-
henny penny mod
150 portable fat
Ili -+r. general sand-
w� .n;salad show case.
microwave ovens.
8168 combination
A&K in coolecfreezer.
`lgerated salad bar.
machine. 2 Comp.
omp. SS sink C W
3- dram boarly YG
.1 `: scale pelouze CW
1418 adapter
:~,ire. 726 timer, veg-
'tole cutter C,W 4
ces.Univex mod G
'ato peeler steam
it e. 6 burner Gal
.r i gas oven range.
;.i•'and grill. Inion ml -
Nave. bus carts,
portion control
.+le. Toledo weigh
ale. Continuous
ri bread slicer.
)fing oven, pizza
y-I,l garland deep
y,•rs. convect air
y,•n. bun maker. hot
•1r,; machine. Merco
ere: Hatco food
warmers. Bunn Mod
C12-2 coffee maker.
,:: ,ling rack. 8 x 25
butcher block steel
table, bread and bun
pans, cookie sheets,
serving trays, tart tins.
potware. benches and
tables. settee. booths,
restaurant tables,
restaurant chairs.
mop and bucket, gar-
bage containers,
swinging lids, high
chairs, fire extin-
guisher system, menu
board, cash registers.
zerox copier, Qty.
packaging, pizza
boxes, etc. Store front
dome canopy - 13.5'
long, partial list.
Mclean Auctions
(705) 324-2783 Lind-
say or 1-800-461-
6499 To list you sale.
ORVAL AND
BARRY MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
SELL IT
NOW
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
Business Business
W11 Opportunities 11 Opportunities
HAD ENOUGH? Start
your own home based
business' Your the boss,
full or part time Call for
more into 905 5761207
MONEY BACK GUAR-
ANTEED 4 Gourmet po
tato chip routes, only
$15.000 Won't last' for
information call (416) 287-
5394
POTENTIAL TO EARN
$2000 to 55000 per month
part time within 12 months.
working with unique com-
pany distributing wild or-
ganic products Free cas
sette 905 9871037 or 1-
888 EAT LGFA
ESTATE
AUCTION
SAT., SEPT. 21
AT6P.M.
AT MYLES KING
AUCTION HALL
33 HALL ST.
OSHAWA
r-• ,Aern ami i, tlque
tune plus con -
bow glass
t, a cabinet. round
+, table walnut
;ser. 3 pceflow-
I chesterfield su-
(new) pine cup
1'd pine shelving.
I' KCase, flat to wall
; ooarrl. colonial
Aertield suite, an -
chest of drawers
.i^ : dresser 2 shot -
.••s. oak coffee and
tables. large din -
room table and 4
: ^olstered chairs
'K" new), trunk,
A,1 den table and 4
Iia rs. casino slot
tri i. hine Iworkinq',.
,1,r o, color N . bed -
1 •l ; linen china etc.
u ;e sale plan to at -
J. all consign -
••.t5 welcomed.
Tues Thurs
.1„":Fiat at6pm
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
725-5751
AUCTION SALE
Mon. Sept. 23
at 5:30pm
870 Taunton Rd.E.,
Whitby
New & used furniture,
some antiques, office
furniture. New bed-
room suite, sofas,
loveseats, etc. More
details on Sunday.
McLean Auctions i
Liquidations
576-7550
686-3291
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4236
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new daughter,
Katrina Ember
September 11, 1996, weighing
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On Saturday, September 7th, the touowing winning tickets
were drawn in the Oshawa Eaton's Store $3,000.00 'Stop 'til
You Drop.
•1381 - P. Wilson, Oshawa - $3,000 Eaton's GO CeroFcates
W38 - M. Kittle, Oshawa - tickets for two to all 199611997
ODSO concerts.
Congratulations to our winders, and thanks to all who
purchased rattle tickets. A special thank you to Jim Lang,
Store Manager of the Oshawa Eaton's Store for his
eri t wastic supporL
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Oshawa -Durham Symphony Orchestras coming concert
season, please send your name and address to: ODSO, PO.
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pool q'on�n lot ' 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
4 bedroom -1 1
,'' � ' Central air 6 vac
pc. batlts , - ' Lovely landscaped lot
Main floor family, den 6 ' A pleasure to view!
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3 sets trend, doom - antral air JACQUELYNN
It's your nave now, call TANNER*,
John McCarten* 619-9500
831-3300
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"HERMITAGE" �F. PREFERRED S. AJAX
$249,700 pqv � Fin. with bedrooms f the ret room
90 FOOT LOT �� p•
Large senior executive homCompletely renovated kit. has a
e �S centre island, built-in appliances b
on a huge lot. Featuring cent. �P' DSC ;;
a wlo to a deck
air Gond., main floor library, �� �, ,� , Large, pie -shaped lot
_ luxurious en suite 6 cathedral rouble detachedr
ceilings. Over 3,000 sq. ft. in Unique model on as qucul-de-sac
this home of distinction. Steps to Lakefront Park
CALL Asking $189.900!
Call
STEVE FEARON*, -- - BRIAN KONDO*,
683-2992 r' (905) 683-2992
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Roof 1 yew old G� i X 4 bedrooms
Newer bedroom windows, vinyl X 3 bathrooms
siding & brdlm. ,
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r.
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ma,ntaiined plus great pickeringa . — X X En suite in master bedroom
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LAKE AREA ;.., " WHAT A DEAL!
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large master bedroom with en suite, Master boasts walk-in cbset i en
beck fir, to ceiling fre in liv. suite, rec rm. n bsmt, newer roof
rm. a ret rpatio doorsors to hiNy ' & some windows. fully kneed 60'
fenced garden. Au condAionted. ly
Move in today. Only $151,500. lot at back eat -in kit- walks out to
CALL LUCY BATESON, large deck. Call
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Central air conditioning
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PENTHOUSE SUITE!
Spectacular view, million dollar recreation lecilides, groat location, 2
bedrooms, 2 washroolow den, living room, ming room, kiadren, plus
a balcony. 5 appliances i 2 parking spaces included. For private
viewing C., I- D C '-fiVIOR, 631-330U.
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1ho street1101,011111f to five on! Convenience is just one of its many
features. 3+1 bedrooms, entry from garage, triple car driveway & sep.
badcenbwce.Fordetails Call DOUG TAYLOR- X31-3300.
MIER OF SALE:
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ho and is just waiting for an offer!
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ballroom. CAC 6 many other upgrades. Its very convenient location
tops off the list 1 4 � Pp .-, -, : - - -:
BEAUTY ON A BUDGET.
An absolute dream for first lienors! ALL THE WORK IS DONE! 3 aodrooms. 2
baths. formal c1n. rm.. Ige. finished rec mL w/gas tp.. entry f wo 98" to home,
M a great family neighbourhood of Courtice. This one s Anw, "I MARY
ROY at 831-3300!
A lovingly cared for home, wasuing distance b Me, 3 bdnns.,
spacious roaster ween suite, 2 fps., 3 baths, Seishetl Matt, 2 level
deck, comes with 5 appliances. N you're thinkkV 44 poVN tot the first
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roam i drnrg room, all Dass plus a privaM court floor ktuiradry,
Call DOUG TAYLOR, 831-3300. finished CallAR11 RO family to see it todrlr. They'll love it.,
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concept kitchen h family room. Dont wait. ., ' -acral KFUJLL.
831-_,
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PAGE4-THB NEWS ADVEWEM WED. SEr'tEMSER it. 19%
V COMMUNITY
Region ma save
y
By CHRISTY CHASE
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER
DURHAM -- An Oshawa YWCA
program to help women and their chil-
dren find safe, affordable housing in
the city may continue, albeit on a
reduced scale.
Durham Council's social services
committee is recommending the Region
Head injury
association
,gets extra
funding
from health
41
ministry
DURHAM — The Head Injury
Association of Durham Region has
received an additional 532.000 in
funding from the Ministry of Health.
The stabilization funding from the
ministry's long-term care division will
allow the organization to maintain its
current level of service, says Frank
Murphy, association executive direc-
tor.
"Without these monies, we proba-
bly would have had to cut back on ser-
vices." he says.
The association gives care, support
and counselling to people who live
with the effects of brain injury, last
year, the organization assisted 95 peo-
ple, reports Mr. Murphy.
The funding increases the associa-
tion's budget to 5121,000, he says.
The majority of its budget is provided
by the Ministry of Health, with the
United Way of Ajax -Pickering, fund-
raising and private donations account-
ing for the remainder.
Teen Ajax, Pickering
students send prayers
up the flag pole
AJAX-PICKERING — Local
high school students will take part
in the fifth annual See You at the
Pole Day today.
Ajax and Pickering students
from every Christian denomination
are invited to join hands with peers
around their schools' flag poles and
pray for their peers, teachers,
school administrations, govern-
ments and country.
Brenda Slomka, vice-president
of the student council at Pine Ridge
Secondary School in Pickering, is
one of the organizers of the day at
her school.
"We as Christian Students at Pine
Ridge now realize that we can
M ake a difference in our school by
praying about our problems," she
says.
She says participation in the
prayer meeting has gown from 10
studeats in the first year to 44 last
year.
At 7 p.m. on Sept. 18, students at
Dunbartm High, Pine Ridge, Pick-
ering High, St. Mary's, Exeter,
Ajax High and Denis O'Connor
schools in Ajax and Pickering and
Henry Street High School in Whit-
by will gather for the prayer meet-
ings.
For more information, call
Daniel Winter at 8394621.
YWCA program toed housini! for single moms
provide funding through a purchase -of- "We have a history of success,' $21,250 for the program with the Region
service contract that will allow 10 hours YWCA executive director Eva Martin- kicking in just over $6,800. If Regional
per week of housing support services to Blythe told the committee. "This (fund- Council approves, the Region will pay its
single women. ing from the Region) -allows us to contin- share this year even though the Province
Last month, the YWCA was told the ue the work which we've been doing on has stopped its funding.
Province would no longer fund the pro- a reduced scale while we look at ... other Ms. Martin -Blythe said even eight to
gram which saw an outreach worker help ways to continue the work on a full 10 hours a week will allow the organiza-
more than 1,000 women with housing scale." tion to help women and their families
problems to date this year. Originally, the Province supplied find safe, affordable housing.
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Landscaping galorr. 3 bedrooms, en suite, 3 baths,
finished basement + bedroom. Fat -in kitchen, wrap-
around deck back. Can Raul Casino*, 837-lo54.
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IT'S INCREDIBLE!!
* Gorgeous all brick semi bungalow, totally
renovated * Beautiful stained hrdwd jlrs. * 4
new rooms in bsmt. * Renovated kit. has built
in appls. * French dr w/o to deck * Sep. side
door ent. Call Ron Amite*; 905-837-1OS4.
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BACK TO METRO!!
Oversized apartment shows like a model
in unique open layout. Luxury building,
superb facilities. Call Emily Tan**.* 837-
1054.
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A/ser 4 brdnmm a ecutivePrrkering kn-ation. Basement
brautr. Separate living neon/ finished. 2nd kitchen, CAC.
d1#11019use prg ream", huge greenhr,,n h encu n, are, huge Jamil•
4iuhen. else err purkertr. SO' leu .r
n.m with frtrp4x-e. interkmi
- This is the (me."' Call for list • drriewa\ - Wow!rr. Call for all
of extras. Lois Thompson**, • * • the details. Lair Thompson*•,
837 -104.d37 -1I. "7-1054.
BEAUTY AND THE BEST***"GOOD BUY" TO
Brick bungalow in sawh I LANDLORD***
Ajax. Separate side entrance Superb townhouse in
to finished basement. Two Oshawa Near Whitby
bat6ruonu. central air. bander. As little as $666 P&I
Shows very well! Pexon PEYTON per narnth. pey"M Diver*,
Diwp*, 837-1054. ■ 837-/954.
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wah wet bar central air, gas -
Inrrruh-ulate!
wAM� A T�IPR/FIC START?
Then cam Jim I&"er•, 8.17-
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SOUTH AJAX BEAUTY
Fully del. family home in one of the
REAL CREAM PUFF
most desired locations in south Ajax.11:
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Finished top to bottom - mn. fir tam.
d throughout. 5°i° down.
rn with wio to great deck 3 bdrms
like rent 3 bdrms.. master
up and one down. 3 baths,hrdwd
as 2 -pc en suite. wio from
om to large deck. steps to
firs m Iry mt. 8 din. nn., overs¢ed
.opp ng, schools 3 trans,t
,ar */driveway parking for 4 cars
VALERIE .all Valerie Pdgor- 83'-9500
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WANT IT ALL?
Walk hike, bike or boating area only mins.
away ham this magnikent new 2.905 sq. 0.
home with all the modem amenities on a
56x144 f<. treed kn. price 5309.900 For
details on this home or rt you prefer a
custom-built tame in this tine ^wrxhy
please cal Tan Lewis at 33' 9 �fT
WHY RENT?
�aoulous 3 bdrm. semi 25 mins.
;m Toronto. Separate
:France to bache cr apt. Fully
'e-ced yard. S119.50C Call
q: ,e Daws sr Pain Jones.
35GC 831-950r,
"We highly recommend
Catherine •McGill to
anyone thinking; of
buying or selling a
home"
Ann c- loin AlcKinnell
50 llentin2%orel flack•
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LOTS OF SPACE
This 3;1 bdrn home -as a urge
family rm. with woodbuming fp..
fin. bsmi double car gar and
fenced yard. S1 T7.90C. Call Paul
Jones or Borrie Daws. 519-9500
or 83-9500
BONNIE
BEV
HUTCHISON*
f.
arum pie -shaped pct' Immaculate
ex?cutrve hornier 4 bedrooms' En
s,Ae with yup tub & separate
snower' Greenhouse gut *0 par",
Main fir tam nn & laundry' Gas
',reolacel Ceramic & morel Call now
c• your appolntrnent to view' Bev
- Ocnison. 631-9500 or 619-9500
IMMACULATE BUNGALOW'
U;nutes 'c scrods & --cps
'tally upgraded ever. 't1e Icft.
Qua:ity broadloom New ca'.r,
kit mn !ir aundry * o . .KK &
~rate landscaced c' Ta-ce-
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NOVEL LAYOUT - LARGE PREMIUM LOT!!
ESTATE This sturfxng Pickering home is loaded This Whitby home has 2 staircases You'll have oodles of space In this 4
Renovated century house. 15
with upgrades. ceramics, french doors, to second floor - 2nd floor laundry, bdrm home. Finished lop to bottom
cathedral ceilings, gas hredace. 3 huge family room with fireplace and In desirable Whitby area, 5th
acres, 8 stall horse barn, triple skylights. One of John Boddy s best gable widow. french doors, new itby
car garage. Next to County Moor plans. ent. to garage nom inside. flooring, new furnace -deep treed b bedroom m basement plus rec
forest. Priced to sell. $279,000. kitchen d family room joined by oak fenced yard - deck, ntertodk, super room Rooms large & spaclim.
Call Bill Mornson. RICK pocket trench doors T' -us come :s a DIANA area of fine homes. Just $178,000. CYNTHIA Call Cynthia for further Information.
MENARY' must see. Call Finck Menarv, 6194500. I M fT7+ r'�Nu nran. Pi", ricLornn Y..• ■ae-WRlL•1 t]..,....• • .. ♦ . di r
GORGEOUS 36K IMM RAM
Cmil Cdorial dew with gals of rood
trio aftm the beatAy d itis home.
Feekim nd 3+1 bdtms, oversized
fain room rilp., renovated Idl. with BA
appfiarmtres, card. air. CtpL vac.,
ceramics 8 much more. In great family
oriertled neidtbothiii Cal JoAnne
Wiilh kAs to offer! 3-pieee en stile off
master, ed -in kltdmert, Inished bsmL
with workshop and large IN* room.
Located on a quiet creswit in a great
W* neighborhood dose to 401,
schools, sttoppil The prep" bit and
gardens are to die for! N for arty
Gorgeous otlnttry home; bialy
renovated! Oilers bea W pine
kitchen, mn. fk. laundry, 2805'
de(* overlooking coumky garden.New be
sep. shower Pius gas
healing. A pleasure to show! Cal
A" Hulleatt for an appoinbrtent b
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PRIVACY N PARADISE
Fabulous Greenwood Rd. property -
very private treed 2.2 acres,
updated and spacious raised
bungalow - bright all new kit, built-
in appliances, skykju, inground
pool - hot tub plush! Call Laura
Marks**, 619-9500.
Lovely 4 bdrm. - 2,230 sq. ft. Newer
50 oz. brdlm. throughout + 12x12"
ceramics in hall, foyer 6 huge
gourmet Michen, cent air, fireplace,
wak to schools, new rec centre 8
shoppir4 Irn maadate! Hurry! Cal
Susan Yw=K 619-9500.
IN
LUxURYf
Lovely 1 bdrni phis solarium in
prestigious Tridel condo.
Features eat -in kitchen,
separate dining room, - 8th floor
location. Cal Sheila Earl, (905)
619-9500.
C•?vi—.17-ij
A stuping finished bsft with gas
Ip. as well as a man M1. fam. rm.
with woodb m*V fp. Provide ample
leisure space for today's family.
Orrer perks Include cent. air and
vacxxtm. 4 bdms., 3 baths, large
deck and extra wide driveway. Call
Brenda Chide, 619-9500.
Gorgm hortle, w6) plada plate.
Feakires ioekide lvirgk til rm. with wio to
sufudeck. 3 spacious bdrm., one wit
balcony which has We view. cental air & all
appliances irclded Close to TTC, shops,
scads S GO. This Ixxne s guy
Immaalate. To view please cal me today.
Mona Young', 905.619-9500.
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A WHITBY BEAUTY
JUST LISTED $158.500
A THREE BEDROOM DREAM
-errand West Hynde ocatlon �,uiet
—..Or
This home has an open concept
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cruid-safe court' Bright rased
end bads of natural lighting. A gas
-4
curgalow nground cool' Two -
fireplace accents the gracious living
tiered deck Selt. cnta,ned nanny
room. The lot is professionally
suite' A rtigr' *codburnng stove'
landscaped and fully fenced in rear.
Clese to scnccs 3 -;cse to
Call Lyn Dunlop'. 905-619-9500.
BETA
s: • & 3� _c •,p* a =p'a : ,gicni
BIGIONI•
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TOM
L
S,
WANT IT ALL?
Walk hike, bike or boating area only mins.
away ham this magnikent new 2.905 sq. 0.
home with all the modem amenities on a
56x144 f<. treed kn. price 5309.900 For
details on this home or rt you prefer a
custom-built tame in this tine ^wrxhy
please cal Tan Lewis at 33' 9 �fT
WHY RENT?
�aoulous 3 bdrm. semi 25 mins.
;m Toronto. Separate
:France to bache cr apt. Fully
'e-ced yard. S119.50C Call
q: ,e Daws sr Pain Jones.
35GC 831-950r,
"We highly recommend
Catherine •McGill to
anyone thinking; of
buying or selling a
home"
Ann c- loin AlcKinnell
50 llentin2%orel flack•
F
LOTS OF SPACE
This 3;1 bdrn home -as a urge
family rm. with woodbuming fp..
fin. bsmi double car gar and
fenced yard. S1 T7.90C. Call Paul
Jones or Borrie Daws. 519-9500
or 83-9500
BONNIE
BEV
HUTCHISON*
f.
arum pie -shaped pct' Immaculate
ex?cutrve hornier 4 bedrooms' En
s,Ae with yup tub & separate
snower' Greenhouse gut *0 par",
Main fir tam nn & laundry' Gas
',reolacel Ceramic & morel Call now
c• your appolntrnent to view' Bev
- Ocnison. 631-9500 or 619-9500
IMMACULATE BUNGALOW'
U;nutes 'c scrods & --cps
'tally upgraded ever. 't1e Icft.
Qua:ity broadloom New ca'.r,
kit mn !ir aundry * o . .KK &
~rate landscaced c' Ta-ce-
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with upgrades. ceramics, french doors, to second floor - 2nd floor laundry, bdrm home. Finished lop to bottom
cathedral ceilings, gas hredace. 3 huge family room with fireplace and In desirable Whitby area, 5th
acres, 8 stall horse barn, triple skylights. One of John Boddy s best gable widow. french doors, new itby
car garage. Next to County Moor plans. ent. to garage nom inside. flooring, new furnace -deep treed b bedroom m basement plus rec
forest. Priced to sell. $279,000. kitchen d family room joined by oak fenced yard - deck, ntertodk, super room Rooms large & spaclim.
Call Bill Mornson. RICK pocket trench doors T' -us come :s a DIANA area of fine homes. Just $178,000. CYNTHIA Call Cynthia for further Information.
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master, ed -in kltdmert, Inished bsmL
with workshop and large IN* room.
Located on a quiet creswit in a great
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schools, sttoppil The prep" bit and
gardens are to die for! N for arty
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Fabulous Greenwood Rd. property -
very private treed 2.2 acres,
updated and spacious raised
bungalow - bright all new kit, built-
in appliances, skykju, inground
pool - hot tub plush! Call Laura
Marks**, 619-9500.
Lovely 4 bdrm. - 2,230 sq. ft. Newer
50 oz. brdlm. throughout + 12x12"
ceramics in hall, foyer 6 huge
gourmet Michen, cent air, fireplace,
wak to schools, new rec centre 8
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Lovely 1 bdrni phis solarium in
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Features eat -in kitchen,
separate dining room, - 8th floor
location. Cal Sheila Earl, (905)
619-9500.
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with woodb m*V fp. Provide ample
leisure space for today's family.
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vacxxtm. 4 bdms., 3 baths, large
deck and extra wide driveway. Call
Brenda Chide, 619-9500.
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sufudeck. 3 spacious bdrm., one wit
balcony which has We view. cental air & all
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huge liv. rm., sep. din. rm.! Airplane hangar
8 landing strip. Asking $469,900! Also
available. 2 low priced building lots, 2 acres
BILL • • for $119,900 8 7.8 acres for $149,900. Call
Mr. Oosterholt Sr. now. 905-420-4200.
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fireplace, top floor western
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Brad Tate, 420-4200.
AN ABSOLUTE JEWEL
WITH INGROUND POOL!! $239,800.
Top quality 2.'00 sq. ft. home in one of
Whitby s finest communities! Upgrades
:alore incl. extensive interlocking.
Tagnificent gardens, upgraded kitchen,
ceramics. CAC, cent. vac., intercom.
Parking for 6 cars. Janice Gamett. 420-
1200.
IDEAL STARTER HOME
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AND LAKE
Trns 2 bedroom nome ;r PIcKering has a
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area. 5124,900. To view call Don
Gomes, 420-4200.
DEER CREEK CUSTOM
BUNGALOW!
PRICE REDUCED TO SR9,900!!
Absoiutely stunning nome backing on to
Deer Creek Golf Course! All the bells and
whistles' This home will appeal to even the
most discriminating buyer. For an
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420-4200.
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y deep lot. Features galore, including
2 full baths, high ceilings, hardwood
floors, main floor family room, lots of
renovations, double garage. Call to
see. Asking $139,900. Keith King,
420-4200.
REDUCED TO $99,900!!!
AUTUMN IN MUSKOKA!
Experience it yourself!! Immaculate 3
bedroom cottage on small tranquil lake,
.28 acres. Gently sloping property,
- - dock, garage. All amenities. 3 km. to
Baysville. 2 hrs., 15 min. from Toronto!
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Terrific value in ft large 2+1 Luxurious bungalow
model. This 3 storey unit immaculate a showpiece.
features a spacious master on Upgraded kitJopen concept,
the 2nd level. !Nan level has mirrored walls, 2 bdrms., 2
upgraded kit., large din. rm. d washrooms, an suite laundry,
w/o to balcony. Bonus - 2 24 hr. security, underground
parking spots & locker. 420- parking. 420.4200.
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entrance - finished basement/latchen. bath & 2 gas
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Nestiea or one cf Picace nc s •^cs� prestigious streets, this home nas so
mucr to otter the growing c• exiencea tamoy. Spacious & open floor plan.
huge far rm wt`' w c% oe�x gas tp large tarn. -size kit., a 12x'26 deck
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garage new driveway anc more' _a: Today for furtherinformation!
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suite in master. Gas fireplace in living room.
Landscaped and fenced. Quiet court. Must be seen.
Why rent when you could own this immaculate 2 bdnn., 2
washroom condo? Great location and a great view. This
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with large rec room. Close to schools, shopping and air & rldn Immediate occupancy.
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concept layout & 4 car garage!! Lots of trees & interlock
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