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Four bouncing bundles of joy
Ajax couple hit
the `jackpot'
with quadruplets
BY KEITH GILLIG.AN'
AJ.ALX — Bev and Jeff Unger hit the
' jackl-x)t' on Thanksgiving, and brought
home half their prize on Monday.
the Hills Road home of the
tint -time parents is going, "from a quiet
place to a busy. active place." Mrs.
Uneer says.
7itc couple. both 14. hecarnc parents
to quadruplets Oct. 1.1 with the birth A
K wi%n Marie. Breanna Eh/ahcth,
Rebecca Anne and lachan 711omas at
Mount Sinai Hospital In Toronto.
"Four is the Iackfxit and having them
born on lltanksgnmg is pretty special:'
Mrs. Unaersaid at a press conference at
Mount Sinai Monday. ' I'm thrilled to be
taking home two and two going to Alax-
Pickenng General Hospital "
Kaitlyn and Z�l:h were released
from Mount Sinai htondav, while Bnan-
na and Rebecca have been transferred to
the Atax hospital.
"They should be home within a mat-
ter of a few weeks. Rebecca is almost
ready to go home," reported Dr. Ann Jef-
feries, the physician in charge of the
See PARENTS... Page 5
Local MDs
stop seeing
J I
new patients
Bev and Jeff Unger of Ajax show off their been transferred to Ajax -Pickering General
quadruplets at a Monday press conference Hospital, while Dad has his hands full with
at Toronto's Mount Sinai Hospital where the Zachary and Kaitlyn, who are now at home.
babies were born Thanksgiving Day. Mom's
holding Rebecca and Brianna, who've photo by Ron Pietroniro
Agency work in
`The only type of program
that can work is one of a
voluntary nature': CUPE
ty be voluntary for welfare recipients
DURHAM — Participation in one compo-
nent of the provincial government's workfare
program could be voluntary in Durham
Region.
Durham Council's health and social ser-
vices committee voted yesterday to let wel-
fare recipients decide if they will accept
placement in a community agency under the
Ontario Works program.
Placing welfare recipients with a social
services agency is one of four aspects of
Ontario Works. The program also involves
individual job searches, employment supports
(skills or education upgrading) and employ-
ment placements (where a private agency
would find a job for a welfare recipient).
Canadian Union -of Public Employees
Ontario Division President Sid Ryan praised
the committee for making the community
placement portion of workfare voluntary.
"We know the only type of program that
can work is one of a voluntary nature. It's
very pleasing to see the council agreed with
that argument. Obviously, they've done their
homework;" Mr. Ryan said.
"The Province has refused to come up with
any research to support their position of
mandatory workfare and the result is evident
by the councillors who said 'yes' to the vol-
untary nature. It's the way to go. They cer-
tainly have the support of the CUPE organiza-
tion. We'd willing to go out to help them make
it happen "
Durham Region Chairman Jim Witty
opposed making community placement vol-
untary. "I'm a little disappointed. I wanted to
go ahead with the entire program and the
See CUPE ... Page 3
BY MARIANNE T:1K.%CS
ti11FF ItFTORI'ER
-AJAX-PICKI:RING — Re,ident,
needing a new doctor or specialist wont
be able to sce one here if Ajax and Pick-
cring ph) sicians adhere to the decv ion
of their local leaders.
Medical staff at Ajax -Pickering, Gen-
eral Hospital have voted with doctors
across the province to refect an agree-
ment reached hetween the Ontario Mcd-
ical Ass cation and the Province on
issues such as fee clawbacks, total
billing ceiling•, and malpractice insur-
ance subsidies.
At a recent meeting,, area doctors also
decided to stop accepting new patients as
of Nov. 1. according to Dr. Ronlas Stas,
director of the local chapter of the OMA.
Urgent care will he provided when
neces_`arv. says Dr. Stas.
"I don't think that there should he any
See HEALTH... Page 3
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Masked bandits hit Pickering store
PICKERING —Three bandits made
off with cash, cigarettes and lottm tick-
ets in a convenience store holdup here
early Sundae.
Durham Regional Police say the
masked trio burst into the Mar's Conve-
nience Store at 376 Kingston Rd. just
before 3:30 a.m. and one pointed a hand-
gun at the 24 -rear -old male clerk.
The robbers took an undisclosed
amount of money, cigarettes and scratch -
and -win lottery tickets before fleeing.
The suspects, all described as tall and
slim, were last seen getting into a dark
colored car which headed westbound on
Kingston Road.
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CUPE bosspredl*cts mandator workfare
Y
FROM PAGE 1
compulsory workfare componentis
definitely part of it. 1 don't think we're
going ahead with what we should he.
"See how it works and make viable
changes. We're only going through
with two-thirds of the program. Pre-
sumably, we'll never know if this is the
way that works. If' the Province comes
down and says 'this is mandatory',
then we'll have to do it the way some-
one else designed it. 'That's why I'm
disappointed."
Despite praise for the committee's
new position on workfare, Mr. Ryan
believes the provincial Progressive
Health ministry `won't tolerate
disruption of patients' services'
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concerns for the public from that point of view. If' (a
patient) needs a very urgent referral the specialist
will see the patient in the hospital"
Doctors will return to their normal pattern of ser-
vice, says Dr. Stas, when the Province addresses the
continuing deterioration of the Ontario health care
system due to chronic underfunding. He notes fund-
ing for medical services has been cut at a time when
the population is growing and the number of seniors
=s increasing.
"We're at the point where this can't go on an• -
more. "Itis is a crisis situation and the government is
;ust spinning its wheels"
The underfunding, according to Dr. Stas,
includes cutbacks that have been made "on the hacks
of doctors".
still allowing the government to -live within its
means". He notes the agreement turned down by the
doctors was only supposed to be an interim arrange-
ment that would have allowed for further negotia-
tions.
"It was a first step. It wasn't a be-all and end-all.
Unfortunately it wasn't viewed as that:"
Negotiations between the OMA and Province
were expected to resume yesterday.
'*We hope both sides take this very seriously
because we won't tolerate a disruption of services to
patients;' says Mr. James.
Durham West MPP and Minister of Community
and Social Services Janet E;ckcr'.s- office said she was
too busy Monday aftemoom and Tuesday to com-
ment on the situation with doctors here.
Dr. Stas says he doesn't know how
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ohh alions very seriously and the will
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patients;' says Mr. James.
He says the ministn' is tryimty to conic
up with a solution that will address the
long-standing concerns of doctors while
-�.. -,, ONTO a
The Hon. Janet Ecker,
M.P.P. for Durham West
invites all her constituents
to a town hall meeting on
Tuesday, November 12, at
7:30 p.m., in the Pickering
Recreation Complex.
The meeting will provide
an opportunity for
constituents of Durham
West to question their
M.P.P. on matters related
to their community
and/or matters related to
t h e p r ovincial
government. For further
details please phone the
constituency office at
(905) 420-0829.
LOMB
Announcement
Mr. Callum McLean
In February of 1996
Callum McLean, owner
and operator of LOEB
Glendale Marketplace in
Pickering since 1990,
was promoted to the
position o"
Regional Director. Mr.
McLean is now located
at LOEB's London office,
but he is actively working
in all of his area stores
from Missassauga to
Peterborough, including
the Ajax/Pickering stores.
Mr. Joe Perna
We would now like to
welcome Joe Perna, who
took on the role of store
director for LOEB Glendale
in August of this year. Mr.
Perna Mmes to us from
LOEB Wycliffe in Richmond
Hill and we wish him the
best of luck in his new
position. Joe looks forward
to meeting the customers,
old and new, of LOEB
Glendale. He is open to all
comments, questions and
suggestions you might have
and can be reached in
person at the store.
Conservatives will make the entire pro-
gram mandatory.
""They tend to he right-wing extrem-
ists and had an election promise of
punishing the poor and of punishing
people on welfare. I can't see them
wanting to be reasonable. They want to
he extreme," Mr. Ryan said.
Regional council will probably
endorse the committee's recommenda-
tion when it considers the matter on
Nov. 20, said Mr. Witty.
"I think you'll find the majority of
councillors will roll back and say this
is the easiest way to go, su 1 may as
well uo with it."
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Parti progressiste-ronservatevr dti Cana&
The Progressive Conservative :association of*
the new federal riding of Pickering -Ajax -
Uxbridge will be holding a general meeting on
Tuesday, November 19, 7:30 p.m. at
Gallantry's Banquet Hall in Pickering for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for the nett
federal election.
Persons requiring membership information or
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contact:
John Spink Mark Speed
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(905) 42 7-1040 ( 905) 109-1489
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Parents of quads need help
with `overwhelming' task
FROM PAGE 1
quads' care after their birth.
Rebecca weighed three
pounds, live ounces at birth and
now tips the scales at four
pounds, four ounces, while Kait-
lyn was four pounds, two ounces
and is now live pounds, three
ounces. Brianna's grown from
two pounds, four ounces to two
pounds, 13 ounces, and Zachary
has gone from four pounds, seven
ounces to five pounds, seven
ounces.
The quads were delivered by
caesarean section seven weeks
premature.
Mrs. Unger, who had been
taking fertility drugs to get preg-
nant, joked that the quads repre-
sent "one baby for each year of
trying".
She was seven weeks' preg-
nant when she found out about
the quads. " I was in
for an ultrasound. I
thought it was a
miscarriage. I went
in thinking no
babies and came
out with a whole
crew.
The Ungers
don't plan on hav-
inu, anv more
babies. "ihis is it;'
stud Dad. Four is "a
pretty good num-
ber;' said Mom.
"Our target was two. We probably
won't have more. I joke with my
husband I want to experience a
normal birth"
Mrs. Unger said she's already
picked up characteristics of the
four. Brianna and Kaitlyn are the
"two wild children. They have
been right along, even inside me.
Rebecca and "Zachary are quiet
and laid hack, like their father."
As the babies slept through
most of the press conference,
Mrs. Unger remarked, "I hope
they do this all the time" But, she
doesn't expect to get a good
night's sleep "for 20 years".
A former nurse at the Hospital
for Sick Children, Mrs. Unger
will be on maternity leave from
her job at the Easter Scal Society
in Toronto fOr about ',�, v,ceks
and «ill then take a lc,iw of
ahticn,:c until Januar.-
1
intend to go back to work. Finan-
cially, I'll have to"
Mr. Unger will be off work for
four months from Harnden and
King Construction in Whitby.
They're counting on the help
of family and friends in raising
the tots. "We're hoping a lot conic
and volunteer:' Mrs. Unger said.
"Four is very overwhelming. It
can't be done without a lot of' peo-
ple helping out"
Her mother Shirley Mitchell
expects to lend a hand raising the
,'wonderful, fabulous" babies.
"I've been invited. Ordered and
invited. She said, 'Come,
please'."
And. Mrs. Unger's hoping the
community will donate "any
basic baby supplies, you name it"
If you can make a donation,
call Mrs. Unger's sister Colleen at
42x i/,.
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DURHAM REGION CHOOSES TO PAY MORE FOR LESS
Waste Reduction %'eek gives each of us an opportunity to acknowledge the importance of programs that contribute to less garbage going to landfill, like
the Blue Box program. In view of the Brock Rd. landfill closure the residents of Durham can really appreciate their Blue Box program considering all the
garbage will have to be transferred out of the Region beginning this December.
When compared to the rest of Ontario, Durham's recycling program is quite basic. The rest of Ontario collects on average at least one other type of
plastic and some go so far as collecting textiles at the curb. ' .• _y,
The collection system is contracted out to a private company -who charjes '8 cents for each household in the urban areas and � 1.2-t for each rural
household. The charges apply each scheduled pick up day whether or not you put out your Blue Box. There are approximately 121,000 households in
Durham Region.
Once the material is collected it is taken to the Region's processing facility. At the facility paper is baled, while all the other material is transferred out
and processed outside of the Region. Heedless to say it is a costly process. In comparison naost municipalities process all the materials within one
facility. Durham is faced with operating an outdated facility requiring high capital investment to bring it up to date. With all the municipal cost cutting it
is unlikely Durham will find the money to spend on upgrading it's facility.
The existing system is costing the Region 4.3 million dollars each year. Discount the revenues received from the sale of recyclable materials, the net cost
to the taxpayer is 2.3 million dollars. ,
time for the baptty+t [sto challenge their current programs. Can more be ooIIected reducing the volumes of garbage
Waste Reduction Week may be a good
going to landfill? What can be dodt ' to reduce collection cosi? Questions that need to be asked to ensure 46 rust;is g done.
This week might also be a good t to toisure tbat:piAticians are not wasting either. That is wasting tax 411a&Yx dollars. Are Durham taxpayers
getting the most for the 2.3millio>ir3tsyTxl'tte answer is NO!`t
Recently a'local company in Ajax, J ms submitted a proposal at the request of the Durham Wo> - epartment through a bid process that
_-
would have allowed the Region to 'significantly less cost. in their pro 'houl�d al Durham residentsadd High Density PolyEthylene (*2)
plastics immediately the day the new c` atdd commence (February 1st, l"7).,Ddrbam would see, 0 450 tonnes of material diverted from
the landfill
More for less cost. For the taxpayer the p art annual collection costs and processing costs from 2.4�,W2 million. A cost reduction of 1.1 million
dollars. That's 5.5 million dollars over the next years. A 1ot more for a lot less. -
After five weeks of challenging the numbers Mich a&&4ing' to the Region amll, :chose no cost reduction and no cbange. The
program stays the same and for the next five years the,040 p te:progtam chang�iog aid grltm. <`
-
According to Councillor John Aker (Oshawa), rematl>i u of wrmnt system was, . abooltrtely the right recommendation". Of course he gave no
reason and it might be time to find out why. As the Works Committee Chairperson, Councillor Aker is probably the most knowledgeable regarding this
matter. You need to know why he believes continuing to spend more than the Region can afford, and getting less is absolutely right.
Councillor Aker can be contacted at 905-723-2265.
For more information regarding the proposal process and how the Region could get more for less call 905-427-8064
PAGE 6 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 6, 1996
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Zero tolerance
On page eight of today's :yews Advertiser is a photo-
graph which will shock and disturb most of our readers.
Glaring evidence that white supremacist philosophies
have made a home for themselves in our community. Most
3f us have never seen first-hand the trademark hood of the
Ku Klux Man. Yet the Durham Re>•ional Police seized one
Fridav from a home in our own backyard.
Two years ago we met with Durham Regional Police
thief Trevor McCagherty to discuss the issue of hate crimes
in Durham Region. We sought his advice on how best to tell
our readers that a small but ugly group of racists were fes-
tering in our midst. We wanted to inform without giving
undue publicity to the perpetrators.
In the end the public's need to know outweighed our
desire not to give the hate mongers the publicity the} were
after.
Does it shock you to see the photo'? Are you outraged at
,.he allegations? We hope so. We should all he outraged that
some in our community have so little regard for their fellow
man they would distribute racist propaganda at our yer
door steps -- under the cover of darkness. That they would
so brazenly recruit our own sons and daughters to take up
their haughty cause -- all the while hiding cowardly behind
the mask of the KKK.
Be outraged. Be shocked. Be angry. There is no place in
Durham Region for hatred. Hatred against people not for
what they do -- but for who they are. Hatred based on color,
relieion and sexual orientation.
We join the Canadian Jewish Congress in praising the
Durham Reeional Police for its intolerance of hate crimes.
By taking a zero tolerance approach we'll do a better of
of choking the life out of intolerance.
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♦You said it...
In response to last Wednesday's editorial
No Common Sense to Grits' popularity,
our readers said:
♦ -You can be as right-wing and as reactionary as you
wish. That's your privilege, that's your right. However,
please don't lie to us. Some people may not know any bet-
ter when you say, referring to the Tories, they've cut a
bloated bureaucracy. That may be a valid opinion. But,
when you say they've whittled down the provincial deficit
at a pace greater than the federal government, that's an out-
right lie. If you know any mathematics, whether you oper-
ate on a total dollar or a percentage of, it just isn't true.
Please, if you're going to write these editorials, try to get
your facts straight"
♦ "The Liberals are riding high because the general public
is smart enough to not be swayed by editorials like these.
This editorial is either rife with inaccuracies to fulfill a per-
sonal agenda or it shows a total lack of knowledge of the
facts by the editor."
♦ "Obviously, the editor has selective memory. Remember
the Tories promises of no cuts to health care and educa-
tion?"
♦ "As usual, the Tories can do no wrong according to your
per„
♦ "What a striking difference between the editorial this
week and the guest column by Shelley Page, guest colum-
nist. A striking difference not only in opinions expressed,
but writing quality and perception of society. Way to go,
Miss Page. Mr. Editor, you need your consciousness raised.
You appear to be slightly narrow-minded"
Overheard...
"A negative review by the
Fraser Institute is a compli-
ment... We're talking about
the Fraser
Institute as
if it's a
well-
known
sanctioned
think tank.
Their agen-
da is to put
ordinary
Canadians in the dunk tank"
-- Ontario Riding MPP Dan
McTeague commenting on
the `D' grade the west coast
conservative institute gave
the federal Liberals.
♦ Letters to the editor
Sponsors
sought for
youth facility
To the editor:
Re: NcAs Advertiser articles on
Sunday. Sept. 29, regarding teen van" -
ism in Pickering parks.
Jermaine VI illock hit the nail on the
head when he said, " 17here's little for the
teens to do in Pickering"
I am with a group of citizens trying to
get a facility for skateboarding,
rollerblade hockey, basketball and soccer
built in Pickering. Youth of all ages are
our concern.
Twice the funds have been taken out
of the Town budget. Our problem is
money.
With the cutbacks by the federal and
provincial governments and the
5180,000 cost of this facility, we are
looking for sponsors of any kind — cor-
porate or local businesses, long or short -
ten -n. Our tentative plan is to implement
the facility in stages, as funding allows.
To contribute to this youth activity
area, call Ward 2 Councillor Sherry
Senis in Pickering at 420-4605.
Nancy Rumbolt,
Pickering
Fund-raising
method comes
under fire
To the editor.
This is in support of Kimberly
Chapman. She has come in for much
abuse because she dared to criticize the
fund-raising tactics of the Pickering Fire
Department.
Apparently, to criticize the fire
department in Pickering is a no -no.
The Ajax -Pickering News
Ivertiser accepts letters to the editor.
letters should be typed or neatly
rid -written, 150 words Each letter
rst be signed with a first and last
tone or tw•o initials and a last name.
use include u phone number for ver-
attion. The editor resents the right
edit copy for style, length and con-
st. Opinions expreswd in letters are
meet the writer and two necessarily
Wires, relatives, friends and firemen
themselves scream loud and long.
Why so delensive'? Why so imma-
ture? If they caused any inconvenience,
why not just apologize and let it go at
that" They remain public servants after
all.
H.M. Gawman,
Pickering
Workers should
be worried by
WCB changes
To the editor:
I have just read the Mike Harris plan
for changing the workers' compensation
system in Ontario. From what I see,
everyone who works for a living should
be worried.
The Harris government's proposals
on workers' compensation changes con-
tained in a leaked cabinet document
will reduce benefits, make certain kinds
of workplace injuries or diseases no
longer eligible, wipe out most of the
scientific research which is being done
to prevent workplace disabilities, erode
the recent trend to provide safe and
effective return -to -work programs and
get rid of the independent appeals
process so vital to people who find
themselves not well served by the sys-
tem.
On top of this, doctors will be forced
to divulge medical information about
their patients to the patient's employer,
without the patient's consent, if they
apply for workers' compensation bene-
fits. Workers will be forced to apply for
their own WCB benefits, rather than as
it is now, with a medical report begin-
ning the claim. The cabinet document
doesn't say where the application forms
might be available. Will it be from the
injured worker's employer7A very
intimidating prospect, indeed.
More than 25 per cent of Canadians
do not read or write at a Grade 9 level.
Will a mistake on this form make a
worker ineligible for benefits'?
Too many moral, ethical and practi-
cal questions go unanswered in this
document. Why are they doing it? The
financial health of the system is sound.
The WCB has never borrowed a dime,
has $8 billion in the bank and
announced a $510 -million surplus in its
last annual report.
If Mike Harris moves ahead with
these frightening proposals, at the very
least, he should hold public hearings
across the province. He should hear
from real people, not just the bureau-
crats and academics in his office.
Vern Edwards,
Ajax
What majority?
To the editor.
A recent call to Elections
Ontario confirmed the figure of percent-
ages of the votes cast in the last two
provincial elections as follows:
In the provincial election of 1990,
64.4 per cent of all eligible voters cast
ballots. Then -Premier Bob Rae received
38 per cent of those votes.
In the provincial election of 1995,
62.9 per cent of all eligible voters cast
ballots. Premier Mike Harris received 45
per cent of those votes.
Huh? Majority, eh!
Jim McLean,
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Around Durham Region
Pickering asks for
six-month licence
for nuclear station
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Town Council is
asking the Atomic Energy Control
Board to grant only a six-month licence
renewal for the Pickering Nuclear Gen-
erating Station despite suggestions
from Ontario Hvdro and some council-
lors that the Town should
mind its own business.
Councillors passed a reso-
lution requesting the six-
month probationary period
Monday. The Pickering sta-
tion's licence will be before
the AECB for renewal at the
board's Nov. 28 meeting at
the Holiday Inn in Oshawa. In
August. AECB staff recom-
d d I
work of improving the plant's perfor-
mance.
"It does not contribute to actual sta-
tion improvement efforts"
However, Dave Martin of Durham
Nuclear Awareness, a local citizens'
group with an interest in nuclear issues,
maintained a limited licence will
enrnuraoe the imnrnvem,,nt
men a on v a six-month Doug Dickerson
renewal on the hasis that
insufficient progress had been
made in improvements at the
plant to warrant a longer
licence.
Station director Ken Talbot
appeared before councillors
Monday to ask them to "care -
full% consider" whether they
should pass the motion. He
noted it's the AECB's fob to
re ulate the nuclear industry
process because it "is going to
focus the activities of the staff
very acutely"
Mr. Martin also stated it
uas "right and proper" for
Council to take a stand on the
licensing issue, particularly
hen sloppy performance
:gid more accidents followed
.ate previous relicensing in
)ccember. 1993. He main -
',tined a probationary licence
necessary because the typv
f improvements demonstrat-
d so far are insufficient to
-_-new- the confidence of the
,ommunity in the station.
"We don't think a new coat
of paint on rusty pipes is
enough to turn around a wri-
ously flawed safety culture"
Ward 2 Regional and local
J_- - cill
r- ;it Doug Dickerson
in Canada. Dave Ryan d Q S ;•d he
"I hope the Council would also
respect that role of the AECB. The
length of the licence is something for
the AECB to decide"
Mr. Talbot noted there have been "no
significant happenings" at the plant
since all its reactors had to be shut
down last spring; that many improve-
ments in areas such as housekeeping
and procedural compliance have been
made at the Pickering station in recent
months; and that in any case AECB
staff who are always on site have the
power to revoke the plant's licence at
any time.
' The plant is safe. Public safety is
not being compronused;' he said.
The station director also maintained
the time and effort required to apply for
a new licence after a six-month one
expired would divert staff' from the
an eny cnrs oppose. t
motion. Both maintained the licensing
decision should be left up to the AECB
as the body with the expertise to deal
with the issue.
"For us to have the audacity to pre-
sume we know more than the scientists
do is sheer folly;' said Coun. Dickerson.
"We are not nuclear physicists;' said
Coun. Senis, noting she was confident
the AECB would not "compromise the
safety of our residents"
Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan
was among those who supported the
motion.
"The only way we improve is to
continually test and this is a test mech-
anism," he said.
The AECB's Oshawa meeting Nov.
28 will begin at 8:30 am. and is open to
the public. The Holiday Inn is at l 101
Bloor St. E.
Cops, CAS probe
bathtub drowning
of five-year-old
OSHAWA -- Police and Children's Aid are
investigating the recent death of a physically -chal-
lenged five-year-old Oshawa boy.
Durham Regional Police said the child, Robert
Wright, drowned in the bathtub at his Mary Street
apartment Oct. 22.
Detective Sergeant Chuck Mercier, of the homi-
cide unit, said the boy was discovered by his moth-
er and transported to hospital, where he was pro-
nounced dead.
Det. Sgt. Mercier said police and Children's
Aid officials routinely investigate all deaths involv-
ing children and "this is running its normal course.
"We see it as a tragedy which occurred in the
Durham Regional Police Constable Bob by and Clarington. Two Courtice men have
Roche displays a Ku Klux Klan hood seized been charged. A third suspect not identified
by cops during their investigation of the dis- is believed involved in the distribution.
tribution of hate literature in Oshawa, Whit- photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Two charged for passing hate literature
BY STEPHEN' SHANti'
DURHAM — Two Courtice men believed
linked to white supremacist groups are charged
with leading a two-year hate campaign in which
racist literature littered lawns, schoolyards, bus
shelters, roadways and parking lots throughout
Oshawa, w?titby and Clarington.
The two, charged under rarely -enforced Cana-
dian hate laws, were arrested Friday night follow-
ing the seizure of thousands of racist leaflets and
literature. as well as Nazi and white supremacist
paraphernalia, during January raids.
The Durham Regional Police street crime unit
started investigating in April 1994 after flyers and
stickers with hate messages flooded communities.
The United States -produced literature — con-
taining messages predominantly aimed at Jews,
blacks and South Asians — was scattered in the
middle of the night and continued to inundate
neighborhoods in 1995 and this year, police said.
Individuals — mixed race couples and people
of a specific religion — were targeted to receive
the racist literature in several instances, said Detec-
tive John McLean, of Durham's street crime unit
Those responsible aimed their messages at vic-
tims "to try to terrorize, scare them. Hate crimes
affect everyone in the community but when one
person is targeted, not for what they have done, but
who they are... In these cases people are tetror-
home involving a physically -challenged child. Any
time a child dies unexpectedly it has to be looked
into;' he said.
Woman killed
crossing Hwy. 401
WHMY -- A 53 -year-old woman was killed
instantly when she was struck by two cars while
attempting to cross Hwy. 401 in Whitby Sunday.
Ontario Provincial Police say they have no
explanation why the woman, believed to be a tran-
sient, tried walking north across the highway just
east of Brock Street around 8 p.m.
The woman, who was carrying no identifica-
tion, was pronounced dead at the scene after being
struck by two eastbound vehicles, Whitby Opp
sa,r.
She has been identified as Marilyn Lorraine
Allen, of Markham.
ized "
Det McLean said at least one of the accused
was spotted talking with a large gathering of stu-
dents at a high school in Durham in the spring of
this year. " Ilic goal is to recruit kids to the orga-
nization."
Metro Police and Ontario Provincial Police
intelligence unit~ were also involved in the probe.
At a news conference at Durham police head-
quarters Monday, a library of racist materials
seized in the raids was displayed.
Among the items were a white, hooded Ku
Klux Klan robe. T-shirts bearing racist slogans, a
flag displaying the Nazi swastika, video tapes and
books about Nazism and several boxes full of
leaflets and stickers containing hate messages.
Durham Police Chief Trevor McCagherty said
crimes of hate are among the force's highest prior-
ities. " 17his is one of what I consider to be the most
serious crimes in this community and other com-
munities across Canada. We treat it as an extreme-
ly serious issue and devote a fairly large amount of
resources to combating it"
Law enforcers are hailing the arrests as a major
breakthrough in the fight against hate crime.
Both accused were released following their
arrests and are scheduled to appear in Oshawa
provincial court Nov. 28. Det McLean said a third
suspect who has not been identified is believed to
have been involved in the distribution.
Woman busted
smuggling cocaine
OSHAWA -- A 29 -year-old Oshawa woman
was busted at the border in Niagara Falls after a
dope -detecting dog sniffed out 381 grams of
cocaine stashed inside the interior of a car.
The coke was found during a routine search of
a car entering Canada at the Rainbow Bridge on
Oct. 27, Revenue Canada reports.
The drugs, valued on the streets at $76,200, was
found by Revenue Canada search dog, Musk, con-
cealed in a paper bag taped to the interior of the
rear seat of the car.
The accused is charged with importing a nar-
cotic into Canada for the purpose of trafficking.
Canada Customs report having seized more
than $648 million in drugs at the borders so far this
year.
Crafty people sought for crafty show in Ajax
AJAX -- A local church is looking for annual craft sale Saturday, Dec. 7 and
vendors for an upcoming craft show. tables are available for rent for $25.
St. Paul's United Church is holding its For more information, call 683-3213.
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Towns challenged to use 3Rs
0 Durham Region
municipalities compete
for waste reduction
honors during annual
awareness week
DURHAM -- Do your part to keep
garbage from heading to a dump and
help your community claim bragging
rights.
Nov. 4 to 10 is Waste Reduction
Week in Durham Region whet, resi-
dents are encouraged to reduce the
amount of trash they produce.
The previous four years' Waste
Reduction Week have seen about 500
tonnes taken out of the waste stream,
including 110.5 tonnes last year.
Each year, municipalities in the
region compete to see which commu-
nity can reduce the most garbage per
capita.
Last ,ear, Oshawa was tops of
urban municipalities and Scugog won
among rural communities.
The theme of this year's Waste
Reduction Week is The Future is R's
- 'hake it Toxic Free... Reduce.
Reuse, Recvcle. The aim of the week
is to increase awareness of the need
and the opportunities to reduce
garbage.
On Saturday, Nov. 9, the Durham
works department will have waste
reduction displays at the Pickering
Town Centre and the Fiye-Points
Mall in Oshawa.
Works staff will he on hand to
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Call the waste reduction division
of the Region's works department at
668-7721 for more information on
the week and on wa,s to reduce
waste.
Service with a smile
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Pickeringhonors war a veterans at community events
PICKERING -- Resi-
dents have three opportuni-
ties to remember those
brave souls they owe their
freedom to at Remem-
brance Day ceremonies to
he held here Sunday, Nov.
10 and Monday, Nov. 11.
On Sunday, Cadets,
Scouts, Guides, firefighters
and dignitaries will join the
veterans as they march
from the Pickering Recre-
ation Complex to a memor-
ial service at the cenotaph
at the Pickering Civic
Complex.
The march begins at
10:30 a.m., and people who
are supposed to participate
in it are asked to get
together outside the com-
plex by 10:20.
All citizens are welcome
to attend the service and a
reception afterward at
Royal Canadian Legion
Bay Ridges Branch 606.
1555 Bayly St., Pickering.
On Sunday at 2 p.m.,
there'll he a Remembrance
Day service inside at the
Claremont Lcgion, 4937
Old Brock Rd., Claremont.
The service will include
a wreath -laying ceremony
outside the Legion hall.
Durham West MPP and
Minister of' Community
and Social Services Janet
Ecker and Mayor Wayne
Arthurs are expected to
attend.
The service will he fol-
lowed by a reception at the
Lcgion. Everyone is wel-
come.
On Monday, a Remem-
brancc Day service will he
held at 10:50 a.m. at the
Pickering Civic Complex
cenotaph, to be attended by
Ajax Creative Arts hosts Christmas show and sale
AJAX -- The annual Ajax Creative It runs daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A draw will also he held for framed
Arts Christmas arts and crafts exhibit at the Village Community Centrc, on original art work.
and sale will he held Saturday. Nov. 16 Sherwood Road at Linton Avenue in Admission is free. Refreshments
and Sunday, Nov. 17. Pickering Village. will be available.
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Lakeside Public School Grade 4 student Kaitlin Murray
puts the finishing touches on while planting a tree at
Rotary Park in Ajax last week. A mass tree planting was
held tc mark 10 years of co-operation between the
Metro T` --- ...� and Region Conservation Aut,)c N' *he
Town and -ca ccmmun ty groups.
11iis year, Big Brothers of Ajax -Pickering and the Durham
Board of Education will begin a mentoring program at lova
elementary schools.
Adult volunteers are matched with a student for one houli
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Treasure Chest opens wide
on Waste Reduction Week
During the first week of every
month, Recycler's Report and the
News Advertiser bring you The Trea-
sure Chest. This space allows resi-
dents to give away items they no
longer want and list articles they need.
Two years ago, the idea of our
Treasure Chest came from members
of the Pickering Waste Reduction
Committee as a Waste Reduction
Week event_
Last month, the new wildlife sanc-
tuary group was grateful for all who
supported its garage sale for a new
Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary
and made over S600 to start the new
project.
If you wish to volunteer for this
type of work, call Judy at 831-2552.
To use The Treasure Chest, call
420-5625
larraine roulston d u r i n g
-- regular
business
hours.
Iterms
needed:
- 1) Used
bicycle
parts --
619-2980
9 The 2) Old
copies of
Re^iiill cler's the maga-
zine 'Word
F Perfect'
Report for DOS __
120-220,
- 3) Child
size soft
body doll for a Girl Guide display --
427-7366
-
427-7366
4) Kitchen cupboards, small bed sofa.
double sink and taps --
Connie 839-9297
5) 78 RPM records, just pop and jazz
-- 416-261-1578
6) Grey patio stones 24%by-30" --
686-9106
7) Queen -size bed headboard and
footboard -- 420-8191
8) Refrigerator, freezer (preferably
small), answering machine, old art
supplies, scrap fabric for arts and
crafts, old white sheets, pillow cases
and table cloths for Ajax parks and
recreation day camps -- Wanda 427-
8811
9) Good used clean bedding, towels,
baby clothes, thermal wear and light
curtains to be sent to the Northwest
Territories -- 427-2085
10) Dress -up clothes and jewelry for
children, old Christmas decorations,
old fashioned children's tea set -- 428-
8484
11) Sectional couch or love seat,
clothes dryer -- 839-9297
12) Anything old with the Beaver dec-
oration or symbol, such as dishes,
household items -- 416-7245060
13) Industrial or regular serger with
three spools -- 420-8376
14) Paper cutter (guillotine) -- 839-
3887
15) Two dressers -- 427-2942
16) Small lapel pins -- 416-492-5824
17) Child's easy -bake over -- Joanna
686-3395
Items to give away:
1) The remains of a long craft career:
wool and wool hookers, needles, cro-
chet cotton and hooks, embroidery
floss and notions; all need a good
home. Also Beta tapes -- 683-8954
2) Six boxes of gourmet cook books,
regular hardback novels, Reader's
Digest Book Club collection -- 683-
6004
3) Old stove and fridge (in good work-
ing order) -- 839-4881
4) Various sizes of window panes from
Wimpey homes -- 683-4790
5) Two aluminum double glass white
windows (complete unit), several
glass windows with no frames, one
glass shower door with frame, wooden
play pen with mattress -- 839-1305
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Progress Women
nation's best club
AJAX-PICKERING -- The Canadian Progress Club
Pickering/Ajax Women brought a suitcase -full of awards
home from a recent convention of the national club in
Banff, Alberta.
The Progress Women were named Club of the Year
and picked up the Membership Award and the Founda-
tion Award (recognizing ongoing support of the Special
Olympics).
As well, Eleanor Down was named President of the
Year for 1996 and the Publicity
Award and National Progressian
Award for 1996 went to Sharon Mil-
ton.
The Canadian Progress Club is a
national organization with approxi-
mately 900 members across the
country.
For information on the Picker-
ing/Ajax chapter call Sharon Milton
at 427-9595.
Hospital auxiliary
marks 45 years
AJAX-PICKERING -- The auxil-
iary to Ajax -Pickering General Hos-
pital is celebrating its 45th anniver-
sary Monday, Nov. 11.
A presentation ceremony to mark
the occasion will take place in the
west lobby of the hospital at 1:30
p.m. It will be followed by a recep-
tion in the west tower conference
rooms at the hospital. All are invited
to join the celebration. For more
information call Kim MacMurray at
683-2320, ext. 5248.
ADVERTISING CORRECTION
Eaton's Baby Book broadsheet. appearing in
this newspaper this week. Please note the
following Page t - Graco 'Glider SL' stroller is
available in two prints, selection may vary by
store Page 2 - 25% off selected Kooshies
layette offer copy should read: 'Choose !rom:
single flannel sheet, 2-pk flannel receiving
blankets. etc Page 4 - Eaton Kids boys' suede
shoes with adjustable straps are available at
selected stores only.
Inadvertently, the errors listed appeared in our
advertising. We sincerely regret any
inconvenience or confusion to our customers.
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Meantime, total sales so far in
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results for October," says Tom Mason,
1996 are down 2.4 per cent, GM
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GM dealers delivered 32,464 new
marketing.
322,856 cars and trucks in the 1996
vehicles last month, up from the
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Yule like
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ideas for
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decor
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with tips at
upcoming
meeting
AJAX --
Ideas for Christ-
mas decorating
are being offered
when a local
hu r t i c u I t u r a I
group meets next
week.
The Pickering
Horticultural
Society meets
Tuesday, Nov. 12
at 8 p.m. at St.
Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church,
35 Church St.
N•, Pickering
Village, Ajax.
Carole Hill
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Florists discuss-
es decorating for
Christmas using
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also be a craft,
plant and flower
show. Admission
to the meeting is
free and all are
welcome.
Call 839-
7600 for more
information on
the group.
Army Cadets meet in Ajax Thursday
AJAX -- Pickering High gym of the school, 180
School Army Cadets meet Church St. N., Ajax.
Thursday, Nov. 9 from 6:45 Call 686-9870 for infor-
to 9:30 p.m. in the north mation on the group.
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Saturday
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Durham Bureau for � •
Excellence seeks award nominees
DURHAM -- The Bureau fir Excellence in companies, institutions and agencies which example, respect and encouragement fir indi- emments are eligible for the 1997 awards.
rham Region is now seeking nominees for have successfully incorporated quality princi- viduals to develop to their full potential. Manu- This year,the bureau handed out 15 award~,
1997 Awards of Excellence. pies in the way they do business. These princi- facturing and service industries, educational including one to Ajax's Exeter High School. For
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Pickering Hydro calls for ` ower ools' to urch
p p p ase
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REFO TER
PI XERING -- When Ontario Hydro is
privatized municipal electrical utilities should
be allowed to form a provincial 'power pool' to
improve their bargaining position for buying
electricity for consumers at low rates. says
Pickering Hydro.
The pooling recommendation is part
of a policy statement issued by the local
utility in response to the report of the
Province's Macdonald Advisom• Com-
mittee on Competition in Ontario's
Electricity System. The committee has
recommended Ontario Hydro's monop-
oly over electricity generation and
transmission be ended and its assets
(except for nuclear stations and Niagara
Falls hydroelectric facilities) he priva-
tized to introduce competition in the
electricity industrv. It also recommend-
ed a reduction in the number of local
hydro commissions across the province.
The pooling proposal "would give a
lot of bargaining power to the Mi:L1s
(municipal electrical utilities)." says
Pickering Hydro general manager John
W iersma ' 17hey could command a lot
of clout in the North Anlo-rican market
for purchasing power."
Pooling was ncx among the Macdon-
ald recommendations. most of which
have been endorsed by Pickering Hydro
in its policy statement. The Macdonald
committee favored competition in the
electricity industry at the retail level.
with individual ccxnsumers buying from
electricity generwon. Under a pooling
system explains Mr. Wiersma. con-
sumers would continue to have to pur-
chase their power from MIJ is. Ile suc-
cus full retail competition might be
allowed later.
"We believe it's hLtter for retailers to
act collectively on behalf of retail con-
sti mors." tk says. explaining it would be
a "daunting task" for individual howe-
holders to have to sort out the intricacies
of the electrictity market to buy pcxver.
He also maintains that individually, con-
sumers would have little bargaining
Power to ohtwn lower rates.
Pickering Hydro also disagrees with
the argument made by Ontario Hydro
and its pmfesvcxiW employees' associa-
tion that it would be a mistake to break
up Ontario Hydro into small pieces in
the fax of competition from huge t1.S.
electricity companies.
"We don't sham that view." says Mr.
Wiersnu "We feel competition works
better if there are many competitors
rather than a few large competitors." He
adds that when there are few comped -
tors the industry tends to "gravitate
The Durham College Community Choir,
in conjunction uxtb
the Toronto Classical Singers and
the Talisker Players Orchestra
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ity industry. included: ating plants (except for the Niagara and
On the issue of reducing the number of * open access to Ontario's transmission system nuclear plants) into separate independent eom-
MEUs, representatives of Durham Region's to suppliers in and outside Ontario, tovide
pro paries, and allowing them to be privatized
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study for restructuring the retail electrics cis- to move � �y other related business ventures
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ederal Tories topick candidate •for next electron In new riding
Ilo
AJAX-PICKERING -- Progressive
nservatives in one of the new federal
ings here will select a candidate Tues -
y, Nov. 19.
Leanne Lewis is the only person to
nounce their candidacy for the nomina-
n in the new Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge
(PAtJ) Riding.
The present Ontario Riding is
being split into
two ridings
with PAU cov-
ering all of
Pickering and J
Uxbridge, ands:°
Ajax north of
1 iwy. 2 and the "
Whitby -Ajax
Riding taking a
in all of Whit-
by and Ajax Leanne
south of Hwy. Lewis
2.
i ne new
ridings become official on Jan. 8,
1997 so elections called after that
date will use the new boundaries.
The existing boundaries would be
used for an election called prior to
Jan. 8.
Mrs. Lewis had been the PAU
Riding president, but resigned to
seek the nomination.
"I have always maintained a con-
fidence that our party would return
because so many Canadians who
havc voted for other parties in the
last election no longer feel at home
in those parties," Mrs. Lewis says.
"These Canadians know what our
part%, can and should be, and they
hope once again that they will find
their political home with the Pro-
gressive Conservatives."
Mrs. Lewis, 36, and her husband
George have lived in Durham
Reading program
for kids Saturday
PICKERING -- A program intro-
ducing children to the joys of reading
runs Saturday, Nov. 9.
The Pickering Reading Circle
meets weekly from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
at Orchard Villa, 1955 Valley Farm
Rd.. Pickering.
Participants can join the program at
anv time. There is no charge. French-
speaking adult volunteers are needed.
Call 839-3037 for information..
CORRECTION NOTICE
in our Super Saturday & Sunday flyer
Nov. 02 & Nov. 03, 1996
Page 15, reads: Only 299.99 Kenmore
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settler system. Sears Reg. 329.99 Item
#76009.
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LAKF.SIDE'S 1ST ANNUAL
FALL CRAFT SHOW
FEATURING OVER 65 VENDORS
INCLUDING CRAFT'S, TRADES,
AND A CAFE!
LAKESIDE P.S.
4 PARKFS D1tTVE, AjAX
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1996
10 A.M.-4P.M.
ADMISSION: $1.00
( TO SCHOOL FUND)
CHILDREN UNDER 13 FREEI
Region for eight years and have two chil-
dren.
Mrs. Lewis helped found the Brock
Ridge Community Association in Picker-
ing in 1987 and the Hermitage Communi-
ty Association in Ajax in 1988, and served
as president of the Lincoin Alexander
Public School Advisory Committee from
1992 to '95.
She was recently elected to the execu-
tive of the Staxton Glen Ratepayers Asso-
ciation in Pickering.
She's a graduate of the University of
Toronto.
The Nov. 19 nomination meeting is
being held in Gallantry's Banquet Hall on
the lower level of the Pickering Town
Centre at Hwy. 2 and Liverpool Road.
Registration starts at 6:45 p.m. and the
meeting begins at 7:30.
Candidates can announce their nomina-
tion right up to the time of the vote on
Nov. 19. Call the riding association at
649-5705 for more information.
Life comes
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Bruce Bissell Buick Pontiac Ltd.
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Entertainment
Christmas show launches Durham
Philharmonic Choir's fourth season
DURHAM -- The
Durham Philharmonic
Choir launches its fourth
season of great music mak-
ing Dec. I with the first of
three concerts.
Christmas music is fea-
tured during Songs of the
Birth at St. George's Angli-
can Church. Oshawa Sun-
da,,-. Dec. 1.
This seasonal concert
will highlight Yuletide
music from around the
world, including Charpen-
tier's In Nati%-iate and
Vaughn Williams' Fantasia
on Christmas Carols with
ors,an and strings.
Guest soloists and carol
singing will also he fea-
tured in this popular annu-
al concert.
The second concert --
Of Ro}•al Fare-- is slated
for College Park ('hurch,
Oshawa Saturday. April S
It will feature music from
some of En0and's most
famous com-
posers. as well
as Haydn's Nico til ass NEVA C
of St. Nicola) for NEW �7
choir and Rt:STAURA\T
orchestra.
From Gib-
bons to Gersh -
win is a program _ij
of folk songs.
madrigals and
show tunes on Fri
Thornton Road, Oshawa.
Special guest is Norman
Engel, trumpeter with
Toronto's famed Tafel-
musik, who'll display his
virtuosity with baroque
solos and jazz ballads.
All concerts begin at
7:30 p.m.
The Durham Philhar-
monic Choir is a 50 -voice
group which rehearses
weekly under the direction
of Robert Phillips.
The choir is supported
by the Ontario Arts Coun-
cil.
In addition to the con-
cert series the choir is
often asked to do gucst
appearances, and again this
,,.car will collaborate with
the Oshawa -Durham S"m-
phony Orchestra for
Brahm's Requiem in Nla-,.
Indi.-idual concert ticket
prices are $12 for adults
and SIO for students and
seniors.
For more information brochure, call the philhar-
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tickets, or for a season 721-9290.
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Best Costume prize winners.
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Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, ext. 250, Fax 683-7363
Dunbarton Spartan Jason Connell eludes a tackle from
Richard Clark during LOSSA action against the Uxbridge
Secondary School Tigers Tuesday. Game mistakes cost the
Spartans the match, allowing the Tigers to win 14-0 and move
on to the LOSSA East Bowl final in Oshawa next week.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
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Mistakes costly for Dunbarton
in high school senior football final
By AL R1VETT
PICKERING — A couple of mis-
takes proved costly for the
Dunbarton High School Spartans
senior football team which was
gunning to repeat as regional foot -
hall champions this season.
The Spartans met top-ranked
Uxbridge Secondary School
Tigers in the Lake Ontario
Secondary School Athletics final
at Uxbridge Tuesday afternoon. In
a contest fought primarily in the
trenches, the Tigers put their
passing game and Spartans mis-
cues to good use to blank
Dunbarton 14-0.
The Tigers scored on their sec-
ond play from scrimmage in the
first quarter, when botched
Dunbarton pass coverage allowed
Chris Bell to catch a throw over
the middle for a touchdown score
which covered 55 yards.
Uxbridge's 7-0 advan-
tage stood up at half-time
Healy named to Western Michigan
University's athletic hall of fame
AJAX-PICKERING —
team All-American in 1985
New York Rangers goaltender
and MVP of the 1984 CCHA
and former Pickering Panther
tournament.
Glenn Healy is one of six for-
Healy has gone on to enjoy
rner Western Michigan
a nine-year National Hockey
University graduates who'll be
League career with the Los
inducted into the school's ath-
Angeles Kings (1987-90),
letic Hall of Fame this month.
New York Islanders (1991-93)
Healy, who played with the
and New York Rangers (1994-
WMU Broncos on a hockey
present) and was a member of
scholarship from 1982 to '85,
the Stanley Cup champion
will be only the third hockey
Rangers in 1994.
player inducted into
-- He's played 349 NHL
the university's hall
games, includ-
of fame at cere-
ing 31 playoff
monies set for the
contests, with a
Bernhard Centre on
3.50 goals -
campus on Nov. 16
against average.
Among those joining
In both 1991 and
Healy in the hall of
1996, he
fame will be all -pro
received the
Miami Dolphins line-
New York chap -
backer John
ter of the
Offerdahl who Glenn
Played football
Healy Professional
at
Hockey Writers
WMU in the mid -'80s.
Association's "good
The Pickering native who
guy" award. He has
now lives in Ajax played 132
worked with handi-
games as a Bronco goaltender
capped children for the
and ranks first in school career
National Centre for
saves (3,933), second in wins
Disability Services, the
(60), saves percentage (.884)
Apple Institute for drug
and minutes played (7,715)
rehabilitation and the
and fourth in goals against
Leukemia Society.
average (3.86). He was the
Prior to joining Los
team's most valuable player
Angeles in 1987, he
and named to the All -Central
was a two-time MVP of
Collegiate Hockey
its New Haven
O
Association all-star squad in
Knighthawks farm club
both 1984 and 1985, a second-
in the American
t
Hockey League.
Incidentally, as the third
WNIU player to be inducted
into the hall of fame. Healy
follows Neil Smith who was
the second player to be induct-
ed. Smith is now president and
general manager of the New
York Rangers.
Healy will be unable to
attend the ceremonies because
of a playing commitment that
evening.
as the Spartans had trouble mov-
ing the football in the first two
quarters.
The Spartans were not without
their chances in the second half.
Their best scoring opportunity
was created by running back
Bruno Azevedo who registered
another strong outing in the
Dunbarton backfield.
Azevedo ran for a 90 -yard
touchdown in the third quarter
which could have tied the contest.
However, the ball was brought
back on another Dunbarton mi. -
take, this time an illegal use of the
hands penalty against the
Spartans.
Dunbarton head coach Peter
Kaiser noted that if the scoring
play had stood, it may have led to
a different- outcome, as the
momentum would have definitely
swung in the direction of the
Spartans.
At may have been a different
game for us," lamented Kaiser.
However, the Tigers scored an
insurance touchdown in the late
going of the fourth quarter when
Dave Spillman ran to for a touch-
down on a 45 -surd pass -and -run
play. Bell kicked his second of
two converts in the contest.
Kaiser gave full credit to the
n
Uxhdge squad which finished
first overall in the LOSSA stand-
ings and easily handled the Pine
Ridge Secondary Schoui Putnas
in the semi-final contest last
week.
"They're a good football team.
Uxbridoe deserved to win. They
did a good joh." said Kai,cr.
Uxbridge Secondary School
will now compete to the East
Bowl, slated for the Oshawa Civic
Stadium next week.
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SPORTS
Confident Panthers
now on right end of
one -goal contests
By AL RIVETT
SPORTS RUTORIT R
PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers survived a scare from the
Forth York Rangers Sunday night to
chalk up their 11th win of the season
and extend their undefeated string.
The Panthers improved their
Metro Junior 'A' Hocke} League
record to 11-0-2 by defeating the
Rangers 4-3 at the Pickering
Recreation Complex. After holding a
comfortable 4-0 advantage after two
frames, Pickering held off a third -
period charge by North York to record
the victory.
North York scored two powerplay
markers early in the final period to
put an otherwise easy victory for
Pickering in jeopardy. However, the
Panthers did manage to control the
contest in the final six minutes of
play before the Rangers scored with
59 seconds remaining.
Panthers' head coach John
Blackburn believes a long layoff
between contests may have hampered
his team's performance against the
Rangers.
"I didn't think we were as sharp as
we had been in the past. We hadn't
played in a while and with the layoff
the kids were a bit rusty and it
showed"
Blackburn notes that last year most
one -goal games saw the Panthers on
the wrong end. However, the confi-
dence of this year's crew has enabled
them to hold leads in the late going.
"I think it's got a lot to do with
confidence. Right now, we're getting
those breaks;' he says.
Right winger Jeremy Schott, cen-
tre Mike McCormick and defence -
man Matt Jenkins all contributed a
goal and an assist to the winning
cause. Centre George Trifon scored
the eventual game winner.
The Panthers play the Syracuse,
New York Junior Crunch at the com-
plex Friday, followed by another
home date against the Thornhill
Islanders Saturday. Both games start
at 7:30 p.m. On Tuesday, the Panthers
travel to Oshawa for a match against
the Legionaires.
PANTHER POSTSCRIPT: For
the next three home games (Syracuse,
Thornhill and the Quinte Hawks on
Sunday, Nov. 17), people who pay
admission will receive a free
McDonald's coupon book and a free
ticket to a future Panthers' home
game ... The Panthers parted company
with forward Jason Brown who was
traded to the Oshawa Legionaires for
future considerations. Brown was the
second leading scorer on the Panthers
with nine goals and four assists.
Blackburn says Brown was not
happy in Pickering and requested the
trade. "The philosophy in Pickering is
if (a player) isn't happy, then we'll
move him on". Blackburn believes
Brown's offensive production will be
more than adequately replaced by the
recent addition of centre George
Trifon.
Pickering peewees win on
the road, lose on home ice
PICKERING — The
Pickering Panthers Golden
Griddle peewee 'AA' rep
hockey team lost two of
three regular -season games
in the past two weeks, but
remains tied with Clarington
for first place in the York-
Simcoe League's Eastern
Division.
At home against
Peterborough, the Panthers
rallied but couldn't muster
enough good scoring oppor-
tunities in a 4-3 loss. Ryan
Pelan scored twice, and
'Mark Rogers had one goal.
Assisting were Scott Billing,
Michael Dawson and David
Hughes.
The peewee Panthers
travelled to Vaughan to take
on the undefeated Western
Division leaders. Brandon
Black and Scott Vahey
played an aggressive game
in leading the team to a 2-1
victory. Goaltender Chris
Franz, who returned from a
recent injury, was outstand-
ing in net, assisted by great
defensive work from Aaron
INVITATION
Calder, Adam Moyer, Kevin
Rogers, Brandon Saker and
Trevor Small. Andrew
Hopkins opened the scoring
for Pickering and Mark
Rogers netted the winner
with five minutes remaining
in the third period. Setting
up goals were Billing, Evan
Georgievski and Rocky
Ruta.
The Panthers suffered
their second defeat in a row
at home, losing 4-3 to
Oshawa. After leading going
into the third period thanks
to solid goaltending by Luke
Gregoire, Pickering could
not hold on and Oshawa
scored the game winner with
26 seconds remaining.
Billing, Mark Rogers and
Pelan scored, assisted by
Billing, Georgievski and
Hughes.
In a recent exhibition tilt,
Pickering edged Markham
4-3. Hughes, Pelan, Mark
Rogers and Vahey scored for
the Panthers. Billing drew
two assists and Small had
one.
Members of the Atomic Energy Control Board, the federal ager
responsible f,)r regulating nuclear activities. cordially invite area
•esidents to meet with them and other senior officials at an
;nformal gathering
'Date November -17, 1996
Time 7 – 9 p m
Place Holiday Inn. Harmony Hall
101 l Bloor Street East
Oshawa. Ontario
A formal meeting of the Board will be held on November 28
This meeting is also open to the public
Date. November 28 1996
Time. 8 30 a m
Place Holiday Inn. Harmony Hall
1011 Bloor Street East
Oshawa, Ontario
The meeting will deal with regular Board business, including
licensing decisions and consideration of staff reports on current
regulatory issues Agenda items will include the renewal of the
operating licences for the Pickering and Darlington Nuclear
Generating Stations.
For further information, please call Ms. Carmen Ellyson
at (613) 996-2026 or 1-800-668-5284.
Atomic Energy Commission de contr6le
Control Board de I'energie atomique
Canada
Individuals or organizations who wish to address the Board
on any agenda item are asked to forward their request and written
submission to Carmen Ellyson before November 12.
Ms. Carmen Ellyson
AEC13 Secretariat
PO. Box 1046, Stn. B
280 Slater Street
Ottawa, ON K I P 5S9
Fax: (613) 995-5086
For further information, please call Ms. Carmen Ellyson
at (613) 996-2026 or 1-800-668-5284.
Atomic Energy Commission de contr6le
Control Board de I'energie atomique
Canada
gh school cross-country runners excel at LOSSA meet
URHAM - Oshawa's R.S. McLaughlin
grate won the Lake Ontario Secondary School
Edmonds, McLaughlin 4. Steve Black, McLaughlin
5. Matthew Godfrey, Father
tics crass-camtry championship,but several
L.eo J Austin 6. Ray
Collins, O'Neill 7. Mike Logue, McLaughlin 8. Ian
and Pickering ru ners tamed in fine Perfor-
I
Hales, Pine Ridge 9. Chris Porter, AndeM, )n I0. Chris
Lancaster, O'Neill.
fact, Pickering High School athletes
id et iris' and mi et bo s' capes
g g dg y categories.
Midget Girls: l. Jennifer Pantin, Pickering 2.
llowing is a list of the top 10 placings in each
Katie Ansell, Sinclair 3. Andrea Cryderman,
McLaughlin 4. Emily Muir, Bowmanville 5.
tegory and their school:
nior Boys: I. Andrew O'Toole, Courtice 2. Rob
Stephanie Duncan, St. Mary 6. SheilaBergin. St.
Mary 7. Krystin Mathews,
Seibcl, McLaughlin 3. Neil ScotL McLaughlin 4.
I Txbridge 8. Andrea
Wiggers, McLaughlin 9. Carey Agnew, McLaughlin
Lucas Hayes, McLaughlin 5. Tom Chambers, Pon
10. Patricia Partridge, Pine Ridge.
Perry 6. Rodney Rodrigues, St. Mary 7. Chris Moon,
St. Mary 8. Chris Trewin, O'Neill 9. Aaron
Keating, McLaughlin 10. Bill Waples,
O'Neill.
Senior Girls: I. Jenny Cramm,
CHRISTMAS
I'xbridge 2. Camille Djokoto, McLaughlin
3. Dunbarton Carolyn Johnston, Dun 4. Jessica
Brock 5. Kelly Bryon,
COUNTDOWN WITH('ampbell-Rogers,
17xbridge 6. Lisa Bonser, St. Mary 7.
Andrea Handlir, St. Mary 8. Jamie
Boisclaire, Dunbarton 9. Melanie
'McArthur, McLaughlin 10. Kim Wells,
I)uon
DoWt slit)p Itll
Juni
unior Boys: 1. Chris Camacho,
YOU
I konc, m 2. Ryan McHale, Fattier Leo J
Austin 3. Jeff Fyfe, Paul Dwyer 4. Ryan tl rt) p for a Nve i r ll t
(Treer. McLaughlin 5. Sean Laroxyue, 1(� tTi 1 t' t h o (l .
McLaughlin 6. Scott McAvenn,
Nlcl.aughlin 7. Seth Malcolm. DoncNan 8.
Scan Eiumphriu%. Dunbarton 9. Jeff Evans,
finecome in
Ridge 10. Aaron Vander Reest,
Sinclair.
Junior Girls: 1. Lama Ball, O'Neill 2. `ice
Kristin Toornsalu, Dunbarton 3. KLTn, ���� ���
Anne Robinson, Dunbarton 4. Kristin
'11x)mas, Uxbridge 5. Amanda Kuiken.-
:"derson 6. Carrie Lahti, Pine Ridge 7. For more
Kira Worsley, McLaughlin 8. Rosalind 1-800-387-8227
Jones. McLaughlin 9. Kathleen info. call
"raryuturson, Pon Perry 10. Jessica Adams,
O'Neill.
Midget Boys: 1. Matt lAxluc, Pickering
2. Nigel Wray, Paul Dwyer 3. Blair
Valid wile until N()N-. 30/96
in Territr►ry t t and 15 otdN-
CORRECTIVE NOTICE BY-
ST.
YST. CLAIR PAINT & WALLPAPER
CORPORATION
The Director of Investigation and Research
(Competition Bureau, Industry Canada) has informed
us that the representations published by St.Clair Paint
& Wallpaper Corporation between February 1, 1994
and February 1, 1995 promoting savings claims based
on the "after sale price" of paint products have raised
questions under paragraphs 52(1)(a) and 52(1)(d),
the misleading advertising provisions of the
Competitions Act.
The advertisements contained representations such as:
"1/2 Price", 4'40% OFF' and "Save $ 5'
that were based on the after sale prices of paint
products. The Director has indicated that she has
reason to believe that the majority of sales of the
paint products occurred at the special prices and
not at the " after sale prices".
St. Clair Paint & Wallpaper Corporation undertakes
to ensure in all future advertising that any savings
claims are based on the normal or regular selling price
of the paint products it offers for sale.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 6.1996 -PAGE 25-A P '
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Training Facilities in: Ajax,
Markham and Mississauga
Call Us At 19051427-1922
F.rancial Assistance May Be Available to Those Who oualify
' General General
Help Help
Ex PE RIE NCFC.�-, ExPER:ErY ED no.
st -art@,: r,;r new baton in vessel waters warred
Durham Centre, Ajax Good Please apply in person a
-ages Call (905) 619- 212 K.ng St E, Oshawa
8057
•' ' Improvements
T.E. ll ---e irp•pve^e^s
Specia, zing in rooting, s,o.
ng, sotht. eaves trough.
window & doors. Please
call Tom 579-3760. leave
message
ENTERPRISES
General Contractors
Full line of services avail-
able for the home owner.
• Renovations
Carpentry
• Electric & Mechanical
Cau (905)
420.9584.24 his.
Free quotes &
Financing available
• Painting &
• Decorating
DRYWALL and painting,
hoard ng,taping,texturing,
renovationsand repahs.
Small jobs. 15 years ex-
perience. Free estimates,
Serving Durham and out of
town area. Ken 434-4500.
Panting,
Walpapering, New
Stucco, Repainting old
stucco, Wainscotting,
moulding,WaA
boarding, minor hulse-
hold repairs.
Also Faux Panting.
(905)686.2890
Ashbrooks
Retail Leader in bed, bath and more
Requires Part Time
• CASHIER
• STOCK MERCHANDISER
Submit resume to:
Customer Service
1755 Pickering Parkviay
Pickering, Ontario.
Please
NO PHONE CALLS.
BAYFAIR DAYCARE
If you are an energetic, e" cent
student then we have the position for
youfover 18+) Hours 2:45 to 6: 00
pm.Please send resumes to
Bayfalr Daycare .817 Kingston Rd E.
Pickering, L1 V 2R2
GENERAL HELP
12 positions available now in all
areas of OshawaCompany.
Pay varies with
position & responsability,
Call Roxanne 721-0299.
ADULT CARRIERS
Needed to de l: ;,avers d cr.D door.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
fA;st have own car.
CALL 683-5117
.:OBS AVAILABLE Homeworkers -
ryr i,e,ci Over 5G.1,00 n~to- Ea'
-;r. •' ..Fee
sal I—:c hnd current em plies" a„sr SS 3rC ✓a
P.oyment in the Oshawa SASE Is Sky -:e Enterers.
area or elsewhere m Cara es .5o ciar, P .. Sure
da♦,r
:arer' 1
.90C- 2247 Bramptr, ")n, L6T
83Z JOB, r5627j 1e•. 41(3
52 fJ ^un avg can .en, -.
3 m.rs
BROKER DELIVERY
DRIVERS
Must have own vehi-
cle.
(4 cyl. small car ) Cash
paid daily. Immediate
Positions available full/
part time shifts.
Commitment a must.
Call 11-4 pm. only.
905-686-3232
CARPENTER ••--- ••
.--Ised on expenenre :ad
.. x-2913
CARPET CLEANERS
oe ex;e enced 586-i76
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
... a: adVo. r!:Spr$ rhprx
ad pori pull capon as
.�nS rT:erlSer rill r,? DP
-escsnse�e ?or r^ce icor
c r,ccr•aC user ;r arc,
s^all ce .1 :cr
n...nSo^Ion ':f any aav�-r-
ae _acmr/ !cr e•.
r,rs .r ads .5 ilmitm :P try_
moixi ,,air ';r tie Space
ro o.. A
.C, 5 sutler' �e ap-
..al f acme,ert ;t
.•:-S .. Jv� .;Ser
PICKERING
ArEd -dal 'I-ompary
requires Cnvers
Imr^e'.la;e,,
Full ! Dart time
bed-os67
RTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 6, 1996 -PAGE 27-A
' General General
Help[a
Help
ON THE
LIGHTER SIDE,,.
cart -ti mei i5-ihr
aosM,)ns In Ajax,'
�ukenng offer a
cafe, clean work
-fnvironment O-.vn
transmi-tanon and
the akili v to w,rk
shifts area must
Safe -_7; ;hoes are
an asset
Call us
(905) 434-5424
KELLY
S • "
Courier
needed for
Ajax and
Pickering area.
Must have own
car.
683-5117
DRIER
:e •`- :ay,. Hoak _
s.ze a- a c 3
'ours Ca. z5_2. 243
?ayP ^^.essagp
EXPERIENCED :I ar-
z- eC
•es.:e�Ce once per -ee•
'Own !,arscc••a:'on ne'es-
:a^, •ere•ern e,u✓ed
�ar 58,� 2�' N -r e•
far-,-,: d.^ eave •^es -
%age
mousiness
--fho_ne_(905j 68370707
HAIR STYLIST reGwreo
!pr establisne7 Pickenr.g
Scarborough bordered sa.
'on Good salary plus Com-
missions Excellent potem
'tai Cal: 4.6 284 0909.
nights 83'. 8349
HOUSEKEEPER ma -
.,'e -curs
per day. Cook-, a.ndr/
etc PIc'x,? rq ,/ 'age area
References reowred 905-
615--2828 a'ter 9 c :n
LEARN HOW , operate.
a ... r . " .. :jtlet !rpm
four come and ear^ a
,real second rCome Awe-
-."e bererts Tran,,;
Prov red ca4!,- 284-
4493
URGENTLY NEEDED
FT;PT
xperienced preferred
'Cod commission base
Apply In person
2220 Clements Rd. W
U-8 Ajax
Back Doc'
rr�rc c
NEEDED
Fe _ eco;
EARN EXTRA
INCOME
-13,� --x. IrJ
tics ",oN v;nr
Fars '.1 ar
�'aii'cr FREE
430-F.;
S
scare rpt .e RMT �ml
579.452. :acs a'•�•
aro-ee.terr:S 11,2.;...
Painting & Moving 8 e arty
Moving & . Flooring, a Snow
• Decorating • Storage • Storage • Carpeting • Removal Sevlces
SUPREME
WALLPAPERING
AND PAINTING
"Ed e5:" a:e5
-S
tenial, no job too small
ex ellen! rates SeN ng
D:. -ham 6 region for 10
years Seniors dis-
counts Call John
725-5764
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, clean,
reliable service. i
420-0081
mMoving &
Storage
" RANDYMAN
tiYl'1'B A VAN "
Will do commercial
moves, clean-ups &
removal. Reliable
crew, short notice, low
rates. Call Doug
905-424-7874
Mobile
416-540-1492. i
ser.,_ -s. moves. ap-
cuance and piano specal-
ss Flat rate or Hourly We
now have 'seated s:crage
Jnits Ncw o!!enng tree
Poxes wit.': move Pan anc
oar special, starting a:
S99 ano �p Call for ri
matron,
725 -JWP or 427 -OCC5.
MOUNTAIN
MOVING SYSTEMS
:.e w.:
anywre•e ary!.^,e
Comme(ce. x •esiaents
Packaging. stora,e an., poxes
avai ao a Senior & rro mom
yscoi;nts Freeesi,rnxes
571-0755
1-888-491-6600
HARRY -0 -THE -
MOVERS
Move dg or small, we price
them all! Free estimates,
seniors discount, short no-
tice moves. Appliances
moved, also storage space
available. Comparable
rates. Call 432.284%
uEN wrm
LARGE TRUCK
Will do household
moves, residential,
commercial. All types of
moves.
can Carl or Jane
427-2856.
MICHALSKI
MOVING
Houses. �..,.... r. _Y-
ices.App ances and
P.ano Soecia•,s:s sen cr
and Mid-Mortn cis.
counts L.cerseC r.
sured Fee Estimates
Excellent service.
Call 436-7795.
Experienced
Cross Movers
Barga,rr rates ncmes.
offices. apt etc.
Plano moving.
Paclurg avalabie
423-0239J19))
News Advertiser
Classified Dept.
open every
Mon. to Fri.
8:00 am. - 8:00 P.M.
Sat. 9:30 - 3:00
Call 683-0707
• House
• Cleaning
CARPE7
INSTALLATIONS
r•e$t•Pt,"li Ing. ,'', ur
spec:an;/
Free estimates
D 6 N Duncan.
967.1799 or 987-1800
House
MCleaning
CHARMAINE'S
MAIU SERVICE
Maids full!.
bonded & in,urt-d
Quality" cleaning
at reasonable rates
619-3282
SERVICE
Complete &i quality
household cleaning
weekly, bi-iiv'eekly',
occasionally
I(r off for Seniors
Insured &c Bonded
905-619-80182
GA/LL/ND
MAID SERVICES
FALL 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.
(Fully bonded and insured)
683-7515
OSHA WA
EQUIPMENT
RENTALS
Winter special on
Bob -Cat Loaders.
$900. per month
for the season.
Enclosed Heated
Cabs available.
For details call
728-4606
SNOWPLOWING -
ca^ --erz aI ~ For
FREE ES".MA'ES ca..
.79-t5C6
• Party
• Services
Clowns, Balloon -o -grams,
Music, Cinderella. Snow White.
Pocahontas, Mini Mouse. Loot
Bags, Face PaintiN, Magic,
Power Ranger, Lan King.
W" W%W Ya* Nr•x al EM Tomw
905471-5331
MAGICIAl4,
down friends, ready to en-
tertain lot any age, any
occaslon. Birthdays, pro-
motions, openings, fund
raisers. Magic shows are
tun! Lettuce help. 839-
7057 or 728.6334 or
683.1171
RABBIT
WANTS WORK
Ctiidr.-r spar.:e,
ArC A.�C zas•.;rs
Have I1,h Cwn Ma;.can
Call Ernie
6-4932.
• • Business
• Services
ALTERNATIVE LEGAL
SERVICES
'/e spec,a.:ze x prc:.o-
g ;oP quality medlapor•
and ega advisors.
Services nciude family,
landlord aw tenant, wills
and estates, personal
injury, termination of
employment Irnm gra-
non, and ousiness.
P 6 R Consulting
Services
(416) 265-8603
Pkase read your
classified ad on the
first day of publica-
tion as we cannot
be responsible for
more than one
inserbm in the
event of an error.
PAGE 2&A -TBE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., NOVEMBER 6,19%
anGeneral Office Skilled Skilled
Help Help 10 Help Help
ORGANIST required If
you are a team player,
skills include playing the
organ, piano. keyboard in
tradihonal morning wor.
ship, plus exciting alterna-
five evening prog
ram. we
have an opening available
immediately Mad resume
to K ngsview United
Church. 505 Adelaide Ave.
E Oshawa LIG 2A4. Alt
Terry Souch Idays 668-
5893:eve 666-3077)
REED'S FLORIST, re-
quires full $ part -time Flor-
al designer. must be ex
pereenced Send resume to
Ms A Stolk.c c 206 Har
wood Ave S Alax LIS 2H6
SANTAS NEEDED for
Iota ma' Nc experience
required Will tram Must
like children' November
161h -24th (905)764-3821
10am-4pm
See page 7.
(Pickering
edtition only) for
Town Of
Pickering Job
Vacancies.
SNOWPLCW
erators neeoec nouny and
tat rates available Call
133-7484
TUPPERWARE Have
t -n rnaK.ng ser -, s money '
P.T. F.T positrons No ex
9erience necessary Wt;
tram Cai! Smnie 142'
6297). Barbara X428-68771
WANT TO BE YOUR OWN
BOSS" Studio S K 0
Vie re ioolung for modern
up-to-date ra,rstytists for
chair rentals Please apply
in person 10B Dundas
St W 1Nn tby or cad 430-
9397
WANTED 64 people to
cse 30 lbs by New
Years Doctor recommend
ed Asx H;,w.' Tor, Free 1-
800.88' E-82
Office
Help
ADMIN ASSISTANT
Fax •es --e
'905/ 433-1162
IF yy- are mmarrieC, S,ngie
s•ngie parent. separated or
divorced you may quality
toe Financial Assistance
DIP.'CERT programs avail.
able G.arx. Illustrator.
Photo J' cp. Director,
Premier, Access. Accpac.
Autocad. C... visual Basic
Unix. Ncveil Engineer,
Windows N T. Small Talk,
Power Point. Word. Exce;
Durham Business Comput-
er College. 427-3010
OFFICE MANAGER re-
•ec mn^ecax r De-
tailed, organized Fax re.
sume :o (905) 433-1162
SELIMG
YOUR HOME?
Inquire about our
HOME FOR SAIL
PACKAGE
"_N3-WO7
WE'RE LOOKING FOR
office help, a position that
otters the successful ap-
plicant a challenging and
variety -filled job This per-
son will quickly become a
hero in our office when they
look after our customers in
a friendly manner, and
solve all our computer
problems on programs
such as WordPerfect (or
Word) Lotus AmiPro/Ap-
proach. Dbase. and desk-
top publishing. Must have a
car for small errands, and
be totally fluent in English
The best candidate will
also have knowledge of
bookkeeping and AccPac
Part time hours from 10
am - 3 p m Mon - Fn. to
start Please send your re-
sume to JMT. 80 Nashdene
Rd Unit 059. Scarborough.
Ont MIV 5E4
'Sales
Help ! Agents
BELL CANADA
CLEARNET Cis:r-but,on
partner Looking for an ex-
perienced business sales
consultant unlimited mar-
ket potential tax resumes to
(905,683-61 D5
LADIES. Ear^.
SSS representing
Aloette Cosmetics.
Full time earnings
in part time hours.
Flexible hours, no
investment, no de-
livery. free training.
Please call
Rosemarie at
427-8021
NATIONAL CHAL-
LENGE u �s rep our
Sid,? o,,irea immediately
MOhvateo self starter to
market waste disposal and
recycling equipment Previ-
ous exp beneficia, but not
esserial Must have proy.
or sales s• :',s Rewarding
:ase salary car allowance
and attractive commission
package Fax resumes. no
Mone calls please. to 905-
831.1773
r-9ff eifii9nai
Tralvel-
(,9n*vttajnt
Vacation 6 corporate
travel: Mirnmurr,
experience: 1 year
Competitive salary with
Incentives. Fax resume
to: (905)576-3245
RETAIL SALES c
neeCed F,. esume to
(905433.1162
Skilled
Help
AJAX BASED ::inpany
re�z_ les L,encec Plumber
for service work Commer-
cial and resroenI4 Can
705-932.3772
EXPERIENCED up-
HOLSTERER for custom
shop Good wages. full or
part time Telephone 428-
728C
Office
MIT Help
A leading distributor Of valves afid fittings, to the
*rbill ill heating, and Industrial! markets, requires
an addition to their administradon team. The suc-
cessful candidate will posses the following skills.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
WINDOWS 95
MS WORD ilk EXCEL
POWERPOINT
COREL & ACCESS
Interested applicants may forward their
resumes to: 252 Hunt Street. P -O. Box 308
Ajax, Ontario. L1 S 3C5
We thank all who apply,but only those who are se-
lected for an interview wig be Contacted.
131UNGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE
REP.
(FRENCH / ENGUSH)
2.3 yrs. previous customer service experience.
ability to work well in a fast paced environment.
some translation work.
accurate keyboarding sfulls (40+wpm.)
TOP NOTCH SALARY
Please call Geri Graham at (905)831-7359
The
ORKHO
TV and Appliance service department requires
experienced technicians skilled in the service of
consumer electronics products (video/television).
Positions available:
FIELD SERVICE
(based out of the Scarboroughr0shawa area)
We offer an opportunity for qualified career minded
ndividuals to become part of a successful,
dynamic and rapidly growing company that offers a
full range of benefits, exceptional working
conditions and an excellent future.
Please drop off resumes at:
THE BRICK
1165 Kennedy Road
Scarborough, Ontario.
1540 Dundas Street E.
Whitby, Ontario
FULL TIME Mechanical
Technician. Kelly Atlantic
Ltd , manufacturer of indus-
trial equipment. seeking in-
dividual with excellent
communication Skills. good
practical knowledge and 1-
2 years related experience
Aso require good COmput
e• skills, including Auto-
CAD. word processing and
spreadsheets The selected
individual will be responsi-
bie for shop ;CAD; draw-
ings. developing basic pro-
duC Imes, product literature
and manuals. eng support
and general customer serv-
'ce Address qualified
resumes to Michael
Schirmer. attax 1905) 623.
6053 or mall ASAP to Kel.
ley Atlanbc Ltd, 314 Ben -
nen Road. Bowmanvdle.
.1-N LIC 3K5 No phone
Calls please Only inOvidu-
als selected for an amterview
"I? be contacted.
CHEF required for new
Ila,ia- Restaurant opening
soon in Oshawa Exil
ence necessary Fax e
surae to 905-404-2500
LOVING NANNY 'or 4 -
year -old iw ns. ^,, home
Live out, own car Brame.
Ashburn area 8a m -6p m
Energy. creativity, warmth.
-uddles. references re-
-,uired (9051655 3504
NORTH AMERICAN
s:ee equipment zcmpany
:Id . Is Seeki•+g a hands -arm
:ratliral type Mechanical
Eng,neenng graduate to
nr rk in 7wf manufacturing
.an, in Whitby Ontario
Lxpenence in AutoCad is
rssenhal Those interested
�AD layouts. Metal Fabn-
_atrng Equkpmenr and Plant
Operations should reply
wan a resume and covering
titter to Ron Wxson. North
American Steel Equipment
Co Ltd. 300 Hopturs
Street. Whitby. Ontano LIN
:B9
R.A.FESTERS
TRUCKING
Looking for 10
professional AZ
Drivers to go to
Mich. U.S. and
Quebec. 29 per
mile, $13.25/hr.
Also local runs.
905-434-5110
RAW MATERIA. planner,
purchasawlnventor0--
dor negomm experience.
P.M.A.C./C.A.PI.C. certifi-
cation. Fax resume to: In-
grid MacDougall. Interim
FULL TIME babysitter re-
quired ir. our Whitby home
Must have own car. refer.
ences and must be reliable
723-6656 after 6 p in
NANNY- ;Live out) re-
ou•eC sartmg Jan 2 for 7
month old ECE preferred
References required Pick-
ering (Brock'Malor Oaks)
Call (905) 428- 34 15
NON-SMOKING (pre-
fe•redi Nanny required to
care for 3 children in Cour-
tice Mon - Fn 730 am -
6 30 p m Must also do
some housekeeping.
Please call Tracy 436-
0375
RITSON 5 TAUNTON
area. par. time nor-smok
Ing caregiver required
flexible evenings & days, in
our home Maybe some
Saturdays (3 children - 7,4,
d 2 1.2 yrs old) Must be
willing to be involved with
the children References
needed $4 00/hr negoti-
able Call Jube 579-7373.
Daycare
• Available
AFFORDABLE 8 Loving
Daycare .r. non-smoking
envirormment Around corn-
afrom Glengrove P S on
Glenview Rd Full d part-
rme Receipts Moaner of
two 905 839-7237
DAYCARE available .r
m, '-
a^�_ ',ex:Ne hours.
nutritiousmeats and
snacks provided Large
fenced ,n yard. Backup ba-
bysitting available While's
Rd and Finch area 420-
5253
E.C.E. MOM, offering a
warm car-; ervironment
Stimulating, fun activities,
first aid, and C.PR call
Christina 509-5907
DAY A EVENING
CHILDCARE
In my home near
Rosslandi(Anderson.
Any age. Years of
experience and
references available.
Good meals, activities i
Wp
(905)6p65-8504
EXPERIENCED daycare
in my smoke free home.
large fenced yard, with
playground. Crafts, break-
fast. lunch and snacks pro-
vided. NI ages welcome.
Flexible hours. Dime/Finch.
Kim 420-2458
[g
ill WantEf� ed db_; stmas
EMPLOYMENT WANT-
ED Tired of employees
who don't give you their
bosh Try mel Honest. en-
lifiriusialstic male In his 20's
desperately seeking work. I
have medical background
and am not afraid of hard
work and long hours I have
recently returned to Ontario
to be with my family Call
Steve at 579-2998
' Firewood
ABSOLUTELY THE
BEST - top quality hard-
wood at low prices Feeel
delivery Serving P,dtenng,
Alax. Whitby and Oshawa
Call DURHAM FIREWOOD
427-4741
APPLEWOOD, aged 1-2I
year old, bush cord, $210.
facecord, $80, defiv-
ered.905-987-4563
FIREWOOD Quality sea-
soned 16- split hardwood'
starting at S185/Cord. Call
eve 705-944-8801, 7 p.m -
I1 pm
FIREWOOD Far Sale
Cut. Spirt and delivered.
$50 a face cord Call Jerry
(905) 683-9639
FIREWOOD Seasoned
firewood cut b split. maple.
oak beech Same day tree
delivery Ajax. Pickering,
Whdby 683-0709
FIREWOOD, hardwood
logs '2 Bush cord Will de-
liver can (6131 338-2896
FIREWOOD, Excellent
quality hardwood. Guar-
anteedextra long fully
seasoned. cut and split
Honest measurement Free
,C41rvery Kozy Heat ll
wood 905 753-2246
SKIDS 8 Pallets for tire-
li hardwood 6 soft-
wood moved. pre cut or two.
ken, delivery available.
large b small loads Looted
lime otter call (905)430-
9013
WILSON'S FIREWOOD
by the bush cord or face
-Ord Cut, split and del
we'd Hardwood mixed
305-432-7741
' Bargain
Corner
COKE MACHINE, tastes
bort.•s appr,x tg�Q runs.
asking $495 OBO. tali
Christina evenings 509-
Arts 8
Connection ff#TlyCrafts
CERRMIC
81SQUE
00afr /a $0rI0rmok
• Painted or Unpairlbd
•
Brushes, pants 6
•
Greg sebl tion
• Great prices
BVItIRMIC CRERTIONS
111511111 Tapscott Rd.,
Unit #33
293-4681
No G.S.T.
Wed la am-2pm
Sat 18 am-3pm
or by apponhnerlt
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tnhaa ro btiq)w tk teas bolifll and atiglc plhac nal tram t6t tr6®ad ro 161
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lastem}dlgt to ai f6k this r pwma to itfut
Christmas Connection
CRAFT
It's Christmas iinie again our region's CRAFTERS have heed
Ic-tling their imagination run wild this season to bring you the
most beautiful and unique giftware ever' Front the whimsical to
btu• comical. there's ,omething (or everyone on your list Guo an
idea you'd like to tryArea suppliers have- c-cc-rything you nccd
Matte this a Christmas to remember
This Spacial Crafter's S"cia is r r r
intended to showcase our region's talent
as veil as the suppliers iho provide
their malenals
t t1aLICATION: Every other Wednesday
beginning Nov. 8th 14 ieaertluaal.
The Canadian
Gocco Supplies
Distribution for
00/ O
FF
Available s Available
Gocco Products
ll over the Province
Daycare
837-5624 arborough Pickering
(! ETiTStIIT�IS
masters, bulbs,
HEAVY duty G.E electric - (416 289-9 93 (905) 509-6536am's
inks, fabric
r-��,TCCTcTI
stamping kits,
B6 Printers
screen master
only 5119.00
and fabric inks
Christa Drinnin - Gocco Supplies
675 Midridge Dr., SE, Calgary AB T2X 1 E9
(403) 256-3232 phone and fax
7llake lfevor ui" eei.wsc -
-- - Ready to Finish
or Finished Pine
Picture frames, Mirrors,
Shelving, Recipe Boxes,
Bow Shelves Room Dividers
FOLK -ART CLASSES
Beginners 182. Interme-
diate. Starting November
4th. Will accommodate
shift -workers. For furtherin-
formation call 576.3947.
CHMSTNLAS I
CRAFT SHOW
No y \ 10
1l 4:31)
Port ferry f ligh
Sic I It K)i
160 Rosa tit.
r--- -:
Createel)k
A Lifetime Keepsake. I
1 Fully personaioced with important 1
nformation about your child Stories'�_,e
A, If include your child's name, friends'
:tames. hometown, child's age,
fdedication page and much more! l
Namesakes also available'
Ask for Susie 1
(905) 721-8493 1
a st 1
i 5 % OI I with ad!! 1
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Eastdale's 9th Allial al Craft Sbow
November 16 and 17th, 1996
10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
265 Harmony Road North
Oshawa
Admission Still Just $1.00
Children 12 and unit F
DININGROOM taole and Custom cut-outs to your specs _LSee
er nee
ng top quality crafts l
NURSES. 11 Company,
a c^a. s 599 t,_e sora and
loveseat $99. wooden --Mand Craned Wood Designs_- ..
100 vendors
Available s Available
_over
rocker with ottoman S49. - 's`9" �+
ll over the Province
Daycare
837-5624 arborough Pickering
Original and
, safe, fun home
HEAVY duty G.E electric - (416 289-9 93 (905) 509-6536am's
Craft Show
for sale. 433-8183.
dryer good condition. $115 -a _est
EXPERIENCED CARE-
onable rates
im
lob o Steel driver cargo
how that started it all!!
6 month old, full time, start-
partition with window, fats ,
ing Jan.. Claremont area.
full-sized vans. $99 427-
tan. tact delivery, free esti-
BABY Grand Piano, Kra-
2593
MARINE Aquarium. 100 gal Articles Articles Articles Articles
tank with complete finer
system. S400 fish extra For Sale For Sale For Sale MIT For Sale
5200 call 905-686-4580
REBA McIWYRE Tick-
ets Cops Colosseum,. Sun-
day, November 10th. 1 pair,
3rd row (stands), center
stage Asking $100 683-
7863
RUG. never used, off-white
with underpaid, $300.
Wxhwr/nrvnr Irvilie
h -
heavy-duty, like ne. $200//
$250. Cal 426-5790.
STOVE self cleaning, 30
inch, almond, $90. 837 -
TEAK QUEEN size bed
and mine drawer dresser, 2
Personnel, (905) 837-0627 end tables, coffee table and
�URE�y W � $400. Telephone
HospiW once. Offers loving day 420-3984
-
f%tx!'iCal DmW care. for ages naw torn to USED RAILWAY ties. fair
5 Years- Meals 8 receipts. to good condition. truck
Brodk 8 Hwy, a2. 427- load lots, apprg:. 200 per
CHIROPRACTIC Hea1W 9767. load, $4.50 "Ch. 686 -
Massage Therapy a-istant
wanted full time includes
evenings in busy clinic.
Someone with a get -well
attitude. Experience only.
Hiding group interview
Monday November lith at
8:30pm Sharp! Please
bring resume to: 3:6 Bell
SLW., Ajax in the Fortune
Financial Building, Lower
6104
wrticlfas
Fix Sale
Eledric baseboard heater,
dlromalm 3 yes old, t fit 750
watts. 240 vol. $16.
2 6 500 watts. 240 von. se -
$12. NoAron, 240 von, their -
905 839 1357
Level Meeting Room.
eras
NURSES. 11 Company,
DaycareDaycare
Me
fu . 5 part-time, 5
full-time.
ine. Work from home.
Available s Available
Cal 905-571-5063,
Free Slop At Home. 1 -800 -
Daycare
12 YEARS OLD
Im Wanted
, safe, fun home
new style used applartoes,
ironment.
for sale. 433-8183.
d by M.C.S.S.
EXPERIENCED CARE-
onable rates
im
GIVER OR ECE wanted for
lexible flours. Call
6 month old, full time, start-
DURHAM OME DAYCARE
ing Jan.. Claremont area.
Rekrences. 905619.2851.
I TEAK DINING ROOM
set. Scandinavian style.
7pc, excellent condition
$750. Toshiba colour TV
$75. Multimedia 386-50.
computer 8meg ram,
540mb HD, modem, mon-
tor, software $750. Two
matching recliners $1501
ea. Rowing machine $100.
Futon redrW-bed with oak
frame $100. $quit oak desk
$125. CAN 905.433-0958.
FALL I WINTER CLOTH-
ING at rods botlom pnoes.
Snowboard and std jackets.
pants, gloves and acoesso-
ries: at up to 80% OFF reW
ular retail prices. Dually,
named brand labels. SKI
CLEARANCE CENTRE 377
Umlion Road East. DOW
will (just east of 5 Points
Mal). 905-725-3468.
126S 7 PIECE DARK
walnut bedroom suite.
Valued at $5000, asking
52300. olio. 2 drawer an-
tique Victorian dresser with
mirror $425. 4 drawer
(mustache handles) dress-
er $450. L-shaped section-
al solabed $425. Saar
sola $325. Office chairs
SW --each. Apt. washer
M. 2 black leather chairs
$185. Fridge $175. 2 single
beds (new) 5200.8 5135.
Dresser from $55. to $120.
Table and chars $125. 2
matching antique parlor
chairs $350. Odd chairs
$30J each. Entertainment
unit $95. S10 truck cap
$195. Many other dams.
Cal 905687.3532.
1996 GM Astro Van rally
wheels, new tires.
205x75R1S, $500 for set of
4: Also S10 short box truck
cap, $175 725-3460
evenings and weekends.
2 PC. COUCH, beige,
like new. plus 3 pc. coffee
tables, asking $700. call
420-1593
4 PireW Tires, rel wheels,
asking $300: Harnrtond or-
gan. (electric), $450. 434-
CZ31.
ALUMOMM truck cap. fits
Dodge Dakota Long box
$300 obo. Cal 905-831-
3075.
ANTIQUE: Wahut dining
BURGLAR ALARMS al-
low thieves time in your
)tome. KEEP THEM OUTI
Custom built steel secunty
window bars for as bite as
525.00 per window allows
peace of mind even with
windows open. For a free
"Ithimate call (905 )428-
8429.
Carpet Broker, 100%,
Nylon thick, plush. stain W
sistant carpet. For 3 rooms,
cel $369.00. Price in-
cludes 30 Sq. yds carpet.
deluxe pad and instalatlon
in your )tome. Free WM-
tion . in your home. No in-
terest. no payntwu for one
for year. Daniel. t-aoo-
217-0104.
room W. Exeallard cord -
tion. 8 thele inckwirtg 1 CsePM YiR Disrlbutors.
captains chair. New" upin 12 months No payments,
hoktared well large carved No merest, (OAC) 3 rooms
bullet. Askin $2250. Cal (300sa.f1..1 installed with
905-983.9695.
dduxe ped from only $399.
Spedals on Vieryt, Ceramic
APPLIANCE. REPAIR'S,
and Hardwood Flooring.
Service caps $35 i uP-
Free Slop At Home. 1 -800 -
Washers. dryers. stoves ,
663-66.
fridges. Low rates. Also
new style used applartoes,
CARPETS - lots of carpel
for sale. 433-8183.
100% nylon. new stain ra
lease carpets on hand, I
ATLAS COPCO, 50 Hill
will carpet 3 rooms, $349.
rotary screw stir compres•
Price indudes carpet, pre.
Sol call Robert 905.619-
mium pad, expert instana-
2542
tan. tact delivery, free esti-
BABY Grand Piano, Kra-
urates (30 yards). Norman
rich b Bach. Circa. 1903,
686-2314.
excellent condition, $65
905-576-8975
BED, chesterfield 8 chair,
new July/96, $800. Queen
size bed, excellent condi-
tion, $150. Call 905-683-
E877.
CHERRYWOOD french
provincial dining room
table, 6 chairs, (2 captain)
with leaves and 2 and ta-
les. $600 or best offer.
434-6742
COLLECTORS OF AN-
TIQUES - Circa 1820 -
1860's, earty Canadian
pine and English furniture
and collectables Estate -
tagged - private. 905-576-
8975
CLARINGTON COM-
PUTER CLEARANCE
CENTER Two great value
packages. loaded systems.
systems include 14'.28 M
monitor, voioaAl modem.
CD rom drive. sound cards,
speakers. Dos. and wind-
ows, color printer, 486 dx
133 $1.5% (faxes i otudad)
Same system pentium 100
$1.995.85. Out the door
Prices. ad taxes included.
Also lits of usad systems in
Mock. imm $149. including
monitor. Clarington Com
War Clearance Center
697-3059. 164 Baseline
Rd. Bowmarwipe
DOM ROOM. Hall . bell
chandeliers, tailing tan,
handl door. czte door. Va-
cuum deari enlertaln-
ment unit, desk, drapes,
queen bed, cal 725--95U
DRYER $100. Kenmore
Washer 5200. Large rahig-
VOW SSOO. 24' new fridge
$500. Call 905-728-9759 or
905-9954202.
EXECUTIVE home have
moved side. Desk. $65..
custom made Russian Bal-
loon drapes, black bed-
room set $295 and amary
other articles lir sale. 723-
9725
FLORIDA and Bahamas
vacation for sale, with
cruise, total of 9 nights at
reduced price. Cal
(905)721-8817.
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partments
Video r Sale
HOMEMADE snowmobile Sale For Rent For Rent For Rent
trader, spare tire, carrier for INTERNET SERV" 1987 PONTIAC 6000
2 gas tanks, asking $600 all
offers considered. (905)
666-1375 after 6 p.m.
JIG -SAW, 24' Delta, drill
press 8' Delta floor model,
table saw 20' x 28' floor
model B' wide - extends to
20' x 48' micro fence, steel
lopped table 24' x 48'. Vise
(3' 668-4423.
KARAOKE EQUIPMENT,
colour TV, used for
Singer-monllor, 1 Pioneer
OLD 1080 player, 1
Pioneer MA -9, MIC mixer, 1
Pioneer UNI DIREC remote
-nix. 1 AH voice monitor. 30
Pioneer karaoke discs 0-
2830, 1 country STAC) 2
custom cases (audio -har-
mony inc.) 10 karaoke
song -books b mic i stand,
1 amplifier, MP -8 channel
mixer $5500 416-330-
2526 All new equipment.
KEEP YOUR 8 mm d su-
per 8 film, safe on high
quality video.Triple R Video
Transfer offers the best
once with music added no
extra charge call 905-725-
1001
LIGHT OAK dining room
suite, tradconal. table. 6
chairs, complete hutch. ex-
cellent condition. Asking
$2.500. Telephone 579-
9870 after 6 p_m_
MASSEY FERGUSON.
i56 2 wheel dr pay load-
er. 4cyl gas, new Head.
walerpump, rad, machine in
good condition. lips. ap-
proxi 3 if high, ask-
ingS3200 OBO. Call 433-
0656
MOFFAT fridge and stove.
a mord- Viking heavy duty
washer and dryer, 831 -
Montreal Canadians i Tor-
>rtc Maple Leafs. 2 tickets.
Nov 23. game Only 1
meeting this season in Tot-
onto
oronto call 905-753-2246
GLASS showcases and
asp,ay cabinets, negoh-
able Filing cabinets - New
and used filing cabinets
from on.y $69 99 while
quanrtws last. Lateral Cabi-
nets also available Quality
now and used chairs from
only $1999 and up: Used
desks from $49 99 and up,
Xerox 1040 copier, does
reMuctiorven Iargement,
feeder. $500. So@"
hhce Centre. 668-OSW
Whitby
OAK/PINE FURNITURE -
Why 'ay retail prx:es7 One
of Ontario's Oldest and lar-
ges) manufacturers is now
selling direct to the pubic
Eg solid oak 7 Pc. diming_
room or 6 pc solid pine
bedroom. your choice
$199 many stain chickil
Traocnal Woodworking
905-985-8774
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Back to
school specials. New and
used Pianos Not sure?Rent to own, apt. Site.
upngnl, grand, digital. key-
boards. Clearance an al
1995 stodk! Telop Piano
Works. 433.1491.
RESTAURANT SUP-
PLIES stainless steel uken-
Sils, stainless steel SQll us
containers (various sizes),
2h strainer; 2 portable
double hooting tamps; 5 -
head portable pop dis_
Denser; Nella neat $icer
121 blade, used, iii
for $350. Meat slicer, NeNa,
&nblade. new, sill" for,
$350. Cambro portable
waitress Station; Cambro
Portable outdoor bar, 51L
long. 416-330-2526.
SHEDMAN _
bam
Style shed kit a- X gr SM.
CIAL ONLY SM IWO Ia.
Marty Dow Saes anal stylet
available. Also garages
and decks. 761 McKoy lid
Unit 3, Pickering For mote
into. call 905.619.2093.
STEF'S
362 French Scheel-
Almond
8 white fridges: frpst_freet
$250 8 UP. Washers, $150
8 U Dryers, $175 i tip.
Portable dishwashers
5200 8 UP • Chest IreazOrs
$175 8 up. White stove,
5250. Mt, size wrashers,
$250 a UP. 6 month war-
tanty 905-432-7167.
18' Digital Satellite 70
Free channels for 1 year,
Ran, to own IOC only, $925
Pre Y Call 905-571-1412
HITACHI 35' stereo tele -
tube, Ultra black picture
Tuba, Pi•Pic, High rasp-
lulon. Re-Pt0-owe from
$75 BO weekly Call 905-
571.1412
4
CE
Av�* �* �,
a+etaaLE
dr. 4 cyl. auto. A/C, tilt
wheel,
94 SATURN SL 1, P/W, P/
blnations. High resolution
Home and web page creation Hyper
P steering, P
Certified
$3200 oeo
L. air, loaded. green.
k728--9796sking
Jacks. auto programming,
link and server storage.
c�i 905-436.
0791
$12.550°0 call
Rent to Own from ST50/wk.
Call John Daatrt-i
Call 905-571-1412
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at 579.4400 c
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KENWOOD 200 watt
Tower of Power 5 Disk CD. BOA CONSTRICTOR
double cassette, tower For Sale. Female. Very
speakers, Rent -to -own from fame Beautiful markings.
55
$7 25 weekly Call 905. Gallon tank Heaon
571-1412
Rack �nciuded $400 o B.O
SHARP 25' TV, VCR coin-
Call 404-2226.
blnations. High resolution
LHASA APSO PUPS for
Picture tube, front AyV
sale Non shedding, non
Jacks. auto programming,
allergic. health guarantee.
universal remote control
vet needled. House train -
Rent to Own from ST50/wk.
,n9 started. Payment terms
Call 905-571-1412
available. (705) 786-3124
USED BLIND hemmer,
GERMAN SHEPHERD
sewing machine, in excel.
PUPPIES Purebred, black
lent working condition
and tan. Veterinary
$1500 Call 436 9678 after
checked 1st shots Males
5 pm
and females. Beautiful.
WASHERS. dryers, fridge,
healthy, well socialized.
$200. 2
stove, new and recondi-
year old adult
shepherd $50 to loving
boned $225 and up for re.
home Call 905-263-1066
conditioned washer, $175
Hone raisin C.C.A. Reg-
and up for reconditioned
7prn.
dryers. $175 and up for re-
' ' Automobiles
conditioned fridges and
for Sale
stoves. Also coin operated
spa. standard, excellent
washer and dryers Ste-
phenson's Furniture and
NEED A VEHICLE?
Appliances. 227 Court St.
Poor credd� No c,edd?
Oshawa. 5767448
Bankrupts Calc Traae at
stop at door. Park Rd N
905.576-1800 or 1-888-
Articles
259-3673 1 can help!
'
1973 DODGE CHARG-
9016
ER, ER, 'Muscle Car), good
GATEWAY COMMUNI.
Doily. i-1 engine. new tires
ANTIQUES Absolutely,
etc.. WII trade for runabout
Purchasing furniture or an-
with trader 9852191
ythmg old Scientific +nstru-
1977 PONTIAC LEMANS.
melts. china. silver. adver-
bsing. toys. decoys, dolls.
9ddd working condition. as
t
a $750 O B O can 438
1988 Chrysler Dynasty.
fully loaded; 1989 Tempo,
auto & low kms; 1990
Cavalier, runs !Ike new;
Chrysler m nI vans. 7 pass.
4 to choose from
B b W Car Sales
Brock RdJHwy. 7.
905- 427-4214
1988 MERCURY MAR-
QUIS, LS, 5 hire F/I, fully
loaded. 1 owner, with 5erv.
Ice records. A/1 condition
original paint, certified.
130.000 Hwy. Miles. must
see. $3,450 OBO. 427-
9575 Brian.
1988 Mercury Sable,
White. Ai C. 4 door, Au.
somatic, PS, PB, PL, AM
Fm Cassette. Clean, well
maintained 180 000 kms
Certified. $3000 060 Call
404-9181
1988 NISSAN PULSAR,
standard. 5 speed ant/fm,
certified. 51.800 432-3290
1988 TURBO SPRINT,
certified. standard. sunrodr.
ground effects. while new
shocks, excellent condillor.
52.995 certified 576.--8387
1989 SUNBIRD. 2.0 L
Auto. as s $1800 000
434-7952
1990 CHEV. Cavalier
AC 127,27; xms $5250
certified, coo Carl 905-
43C-3618
1990 FORD Probe, lady
owned 8 Cr ver since new
New brakes. tires_ exhaust
54500 certified Can Na.
one 668-9969
ink bohtes, corrections or
estates Call Robert Bowen
-
8403
1990 HONDA EXR, g-
Antiques (905) 6558049.
As is. Boat Offer. CON 436-
100, Sil Gc ice
Brooklet
1981 GMC. Rally STX
133.000km Best Offer 420
toady, ro go. 905-428-1365
window van, 350 auto. As
3984
WANTED - Diningroom
Sw1e, slid wood, cherry or
is POs, track differential,
19W MAZDA 323 Hatch
mahogany. prefer tradition-
1969 Nova SS Hood and
White. 106 000 .ms , one
al Or antique, tads with
400 Turbo Hydramabc
owner, excellent gas mile -
nunimum 6 Chairs, buffet
Transmission. Call after
age. new brakes. auto
and hutch, to be in great
6.30 pm. (705) 953-20 05
$4.995 Certified. Call 905.
Condition, reasonably plc-
1883 CHEV C
7231758
es Call 655-5807 WeDnty 4
dr. auto. V6. 2 8. interxx 8
WANTED CAMERAS
old china and glass• jewel-
lery. microscopes, tele-
scopes. betoculars and re-
lated ilertts. Clocks. watch-
es. furniture, anything old
432-1678
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/Internet
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24 hours. DOS. Windows
3.x. Win95, Internet appli-
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furl easy. 18+ Call today,
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• ' Lost Oft
• Found
FOUND - ginger cat, do -
clawed. Brock Rd. NJRoss-
land area Owner may con-
tact 4279900
LOST - Nov. 1 - gold wed-
ding band with smae dia.
mod in entre, family heir-
batt, (705) 657-1377. ll
WARD.
QST - Oct. 20th.
utty black b white
Illbfed male cat 1 1/
years old. Last seen
dwring Beach Rd-
Id Bell
� Call
686.5175
body in ex. condi Only
93.000 original kms, now
rebuilt engine in March '96
(7000 kms) $1200 as is
905-404-9035
1983 Cadillac Eldorado.
4.1 ],ire. loaded. 52500 as
is « $3000 certified Trade
considered Call N 725-
9378 or leave message.
1963 Olds Cutlass, 305
engine 4 BBL. Good tees,
brakes Good winter car
$750 Cal 433-1672
1983 TOYOTA SUPRA -
good Condition, needs a It -
DO TLC to certify. Will make
allowance on price. Sug-
gested retail $3,650. Try an
offer. Kathy 905-571-6633
after 5.30 pm.
1964 Camaro, engine and
body in mint condition,
electronic dash, stereo,
must sell, $2195 Obo. cenb-
1991 CAVALIER 4 dr, 4
cYl. anvtm cassette A/C. A-
1 condition, will certify
24.000 kms. $8500 obo.
Call weekends or week
days aher 4 30 pm 905.
728-7188.-.
1991 CAVALIER RS. 4
or. A'C. AM,FM cassette.
183.000 kms, Hwy driven
$4000 ODO Call 905.721.
8206.
1991 Ford Crown Victoria.
air con 351 cu in, loaded.
well maintaeted and cared
tot 22C.000 km certified
$3.500 obo.725-1865
1991 Isuzu Stylus. Char-
coal grey. A.C. auto, sun
root, bra, new alter for.
battery d Drakes 130.000k,
$4500 Cert Call AI 725-
0816
1991 PONTIAC 6000 SE
4 door, automatic. bucket
seats. all power including
seat Air, ground effects,
from factory, mem Condition.
As" $7500 Con. No Gst
Private Call 579-5749
ked. 6551023 or 683- 1991 PONTIAC SUNBIRD
7301. LE 60,000 kms.. certified, 4
1994 FIRESIRD. 6 cytin- door. automatic, art arMm
der, auto with PS. PB, new cassette, tilt, split rear
battery. staner, exhaust and seats. p/s. pilo. $7495 obo.
marry new parts. $.900 OBO (905)723-7507
As is. Ane- bpm 728-1385. 1992 BUICK REGAL
$10
1985 PLYMOUTH Carav-
500 or offer. 130,
9". 52L, Used everyday.
kms. Loaded with options.
As is. Boat Offer. CON 436-
New bras, brakes. altema-
8465.
for. Certified, shiny and
1966 TOYOTA Carl
toady, ro go. 905-428-1365
New Brains, Exhaust 8 Al-
alter 6 pm.
tomato- this year. $1995
1994 LeBaron Convert -
Certified. Call Keith 579-
ible, loaded. 44 000 km.
0191.
$15,995 Certfied.Call Keith
1986 ARIES STATION
579-0191.
WAGON: Excellent condi-
1995 Nissan Quest. 18K,
Win, great winter car. Auto., fully loaded. $23.000. pay.
103 kms. $1800. certified. msnts available. Call even -
1 ' �••PPRy
will]
Call 905.668-6150 even-
xgs 4368658.
1loMdNg
in� at 905-571-
1995 Olds Cutlass Su-
Apartments
.051 v,ew "tr floor Avail
preme, 4 dr. loaded, less
PURE BRED Golden Re-
1986 CHEVETTE 5
bean 9000 km., =blue.
triever puppies, Vel
speed, 137,000 kms. new
524,000. as fs. 576-2638
decked, 1st shots, ready
clutch and new rad. And
87 PLYMOUTH SUN-
rnid. November. For more
Morelli $950- Cal 905-665-
DANCE, 5 Speed.
info, cal 905.7231725
1�-
TRANS. excellent conch
HIMALAYAN KITTENS _
1986 CHEVETTE auto.
tion. $1850 as is. 68 Volks-
adorable bundles of love.
rebuilt motor (1994) many
wagon Dune Buggy. $1250
SOW and Blew Points.
rias, pis $1000. obo. Cal
obo. ( 905)683-7239 after
Hone raisin C.C.A. Reg-
Oshawa 905-716m9 .
7prn.
Worried. shots- 905-985-
19.6 FORD Tempo,
88 GMC, pick up. V6, 4
awl.
Good condition. ,auto, bad-
spa. standard, excellent
ROTTWEILER puppies.
Cl Reg., WI shots, de-
tfrOrfled, tails d dewclaws
dote... 5 wks. 1 male - 3 fe-
males. 404-0884, 571-
7662.
ed. $1400 certdied. Call condition. in and out, $4895.
668 1741. 080, Call 723-668C leave
1986 PONTIAC 6000 LE tthessage
wagon, 148.000 km., 2.81,
V6, loaded, $2800 ObO.
725-9919
1987 Cavaker, 2 dr. auto..
$1500 obo as is. 579-6285.
89 ESCORT LX, auto.
can, $1950. 88 Tempo, air,
5 -speed, cert., $2250 87
Chevette, standard, cert.,
$1250. 84 Volvo, standard.
cert. $1450. Private. 905-
619-2351.
MOTIVATED jj
MECHANICS
KEN NIC011
MOTIVATED
MECHANICS'
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res e.cw+5rr.e
Bus." Ot 01.7944
Moods (416) 451.6861
HALLELUJAH! LET
THE SUN SHINE IN!
over 35 certified recon.
ditioned vehicles on
sale. Eg Four 90 Olds
98'5. Bunk Le Sabres from
56.995. Five GMC Astros
'88 and up from $3.9% '91
Voyager loaded, black and
silver, A-1. $9.595 '91 Fes.
hva Auto, commuter special
$3.995 '89 escort Auto.
GLX, loaded, fantastic at
53.695 '89 Grand Prix SE.
white. loaded mint $7.995
'89 Cutlass Supreme load-
ed. sharp, now 57.595 '89
Bonneville. must see,
A O K $5.695 '91 Tempo.
air. auto. super sale $3.695
1967 Oldsmobile. 'white, A-
1. S3.395. 1988 Tempo,
one lady owner, low leu
fantastic , $2695, 1987
Sundance. great car,
$3.3951989 Celebrity
Euro, btadk beauty. loaded,
safe $5.595 Seniors se-
19ctwn, 1990 Acclaim,
auto, air. was 55.995. now
safe $5.295 1992 Honda
Civic. fare. $8.500 1986
Anes. nice Car. steal it
$2.295 Cortical, Auto
Center. 155 King St.
W. at Midtown Mail.
Oshawa 579-2886
Open Sunday.
1993 Ford Festiva, auto. 2
Or hatchback, ar,0m Cass
62.000 km . •nust sell.
$3900 434-2775
' Automobiles
Wanted
$SS TOP DOLLARS
pad or scrap Cars. 7 jays
week used parts avail-
able 683-7301 or 428-
7879 after 6 pm
A i A TOWING. Pay S50 -
5500C cast rcr used 6
scrap Cars 6 trucks 24 Mrs
7 days. Call 905-686-5003
of 905-7065234, 30 min
service
A & K TOWING
Cash On the spot
Pay $50 55.0170 for
used and scrap cars
and trucks, any condi-
tion. Call anytime, 24
firs. 7 days. Fast 3C
min. service. No parts
available.
Call Ken
(905)509-5584
(416) 452-7767
AUTOMOBILES and
trucks wanted for scrap.
Any condition, any age,
free removal in the Durham
Region, cash paid. Also
needed, 75 to '87 Chew or
GMC pickup for parts. Call
anytime, Oshawa 905-431-
0407.
CARS FOR CASHI We
buy used vehicles. Vehi-
des must be in running
condition. Call 427-2415 or
corse to 479 Bayy St. EasL
Ajax at MURAD AUTO
SALES.
un
for sale
1906 Ford 250 Cargo
Van, A-1 mechanical, good
body, low miles. Asking
$2500. 7237055.
1988 FORD BRONCO ,
4X f, Eddy Bauer Edition.
good condition, saking
53500 as is. 723-9319
1990 GMC, S-15. V6, 4.3
Auto. Box linty. Sport cap,
excellent condition,
$6600.00 cer4 O.B.O. 579-
6950
1990 Jimmy S Series,
04. 32,000 kill on rebuilt
nolor 4.3. New paint.
-oaded, as is $6800. 905-
985-2306 Jim (Port Perry)
1991 Blazer 4X4, a real
steal $12,500 Excellent
condition. one owner all
options. 4.3 L engine, trail-
er hitch, new tires, new
muffler & brakes 132.000
km 905-438.1641
1991 SONOMA SL. ex-
tended cab. 116K. good
condition. asking 59.000
Call 416-330-2526
1993 CHEVY Blazer 4x4,
trader hitch 4 door, fully.
equipped, excellent condi
hon $16.900 Certified
Call 905.986-0712
Vans/
4 Wheel Drive
1986 Astro Cargo Van.
with bench seats. 2 -tone
blue. new tires. starter, ex-
haust. No rust. asking
53495 cert. obo 668.8441.
Or toll tree Pager 1 416-
551.9540
1990 SAFARI Touring
Van luxury edition 125
000 Hwy miles Excellent
condition, loaded. $6900
Call 430.0643
1992 CARAVAN. Chern
back, 3: ire PS_ P;B
cruise, tilt. 97.000 kms
Asking 59.000 Cad 9,5
579-7148
Trailers
M
TRAILER: All steel
1 "erg. 6'vnde. 5'h,g1,
great for hauling *ood. etc
$1000 firm :705)7991353
after 60m or (905)725-8166
anytime
• ' owrnobiles
1991 POLARIS b,dy _j,
34G,: S2 ''G -981 ueec
CJ 6 cylinder sail top
S2.OW ;905)666-1340
1995 INOY Soo, r'el ,n
ledetl .,quiC cooled. elec
trio start, hand war
meers.thumb warmers. Car
lode rumtrs. studded track
excellent condition iik,n
54800 OBO. (905)623
0726
ENCLOSED TRAILE
'4X8'X66- r,igr, 18' over
all Surge brakes, ram
door, side nun dour $380i:
905985-2306 Jim
Apartments
For Rent
$400 MONTHLY four
rooms !i,dy 'urnesned and
Carpeted Casement apart-
ment Private entrance
Close to South G.M and
Hwy 401 and shopping
Intersection Park Rd and
Bloor St. W Parking ,n -
Oil Phone 905 728-
3079
1 BEDROOM apt frxlge S
stove, utilities included.
Close to ail amenities, sop
enc . 5475 first 8 tact re-
gwred avail immed call
432-2821
Ia.
BEDROOM APT, Ostia.
wa. Avail Nov 1, ground
floor of house, laundry.
backyard. $600 per month
including utilities. first 8
Last , calf collect. (51 9)
927-3062.
OSHAWA (Bloor St.)
Large 1. 2 i 3 bedroom
apartments in clean low
rise budding. Close to 401
i GO. Parking. Available
immediately. From $6001
morl Phone 905-576-
4255.
2 BEDROOM apt., on
345 Adelaide SL W. Awad -
able Noil $725 month,
first i lost no pets. 728-
9584
1 & 2 BEDROOM apart_
ments. Available anytime.
3D9 Cordova Rd. Oshawa
NO pets allowed. 905-579-
213 bedroom apartments.
8 story building, dose to
schools, lbrary. South GM
Plant Available immediate-
ly. 428-6328 1-7 pm for
appoinhnent.
OSHAWA Lakelront
bright 3 -bedroom .large lot
laundry, parking, no pets.
available immediatey,
$71X1 plus hydro. call ccleot
1.705-878-3871 « 1-705-
324.5587.
534 MARY ST. E.
WHITBY - one bed. apt.
avail. Dec. or Jan. 1. Clean
quiet well maintained bldg.
Utiles, applianoes, parking,
included. Security cam-
eras, on site management.
666-2450
AJAX - one bedroom
basement apt Indge.
stove, microwave. parking,
share laundry. Non smoker
. no pets. $600/mo inclu-
sive. Firs Vlast. Call 427-
7916,
AJAX Oxford Towers.
Spacious apartments. quiet
budding, close to shopping,
401. GO Pool, sauna 3
bedroom Jan Ist 683-8571
until 7 30 p m
AJAX, PICKERING
VILLAGE
3 bedroom
upper floor.
Separate entrance,
central air, free
parking, $800.
Call 683-4294
AJAX -DEC, 1ST: 1 -bed-
room walkout basement
apartment. 4 -piece wash-
room. 2 appliances. newly
painted: Durham Centre
area 5595/month-utihtiesi
cable/park,ng ncluded No
Pets. First,last. (905427-
7405.
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 appliall
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M.
FRI. 9 A.M. -5 P.M.
SAT.&SUN. 12-5
(905)683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, r. Whitby Apt Houses HOUSES
budder ,, spacous. carpet- /
ed. newly painted, wrh bal-
For Rent For Rent
cony. close to bus, shop.
Ping. all utilities included
',rst / last required, no pets
3 bedroom 5850. 2 Dec
room. $750 can 430-0134
BACHELOR APT Oshawa.
includes heat. hydro. cable.
parking. First 3 Last
Ava,aibe now. $45C 905)
986-'763
BASEMENT APART
ME YT 'nr •a-• $70c per no,
-, Cl immediate occu-
:ai-. 991-t 153 Mary
BRIGHT. COMPLETELY
_.1:ec=a:hetcr
WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD
TO BUY A HOUSE'
WHY RFNT' OK%\ )rOLR H(�ti1E'
%Iort;l payments
dnx,m Semi 5^ m„nth
;'••rdroum bungalow' 5744 month
t•sinv,m Jr Exec. Sg610 month
No down payment) Bad Credit? Bankrupt' Call Me'
(905)571-627; or 1-800-8.30-627;
MARK STAPLE"'
Saks Rd
ground-ievei basement
R
CHURCH St,'Hwy 2
MCLAUGHLIN
SQUARE �s-uwa ofC-
apartment near 5 -Points
4 ' '
Apartments
.051 v,ew "tr floor Avail
Apartments
mal. separate entrance. no
COURTICE. beaut,!ui
For Rent
1 1
gym F. S Enswte ia„nery
pets Or smoking 5475--
hook ..c F« more into cam
wish 1,repaCe. private en-
9C5- :93050
For Rent
Clusrve Call 90514'4-
minutes to 4:". $650 per
.,, , apar!mOnl. 408 Bloor
me Available Dec Ist non
8392
LIYERPOOL,'BAYLY vx-
LARGE one Dtdrocm
CENTRAL
g OSHAWA.
el, -1 ve 2 oecrc� base-
..tent,
too 1q ,1 -cr-e. setrra:�
_ single Cedroom. ave,
Carkirg cable. Co.
,arrucs.
artranc.e 'ridge stove
,mmediently, professional
pool. ',reptace. wet
5550 per mo all-ciusive
Curial above offices No-
par. $799 Qu, no,
et-
'SL'Ia51
:SL'asf •wgt,,red Ayres rC
pets. Ist last 5540
smoker Vov st
Mary St Oshawa. Avai
,nc,u
-
Call 9"< 9?7-1304
adP ^a ,cr anti. ---o
Sive 9G5.432 2705
D
CHURCH St,'Hwy 2
MCLAUGHLIN
SQUARE �s-uwa ofC-
area. 3 -bedroom aka,!- a-;
. amity !00, poor 'Perm
d
avaiiae Call i4!E: 444-
.051 v,ew "tr floor Avail
391
December ' 51 Park rg S
COURTICE. beaut,!ui
utilities ,nuudod Pic, &
.lean. bright ore bedroom
gym F. S Enswte ia„nery
ground poor apartment.
hook ..c F« more into cam
wish 1,repaCe. private en-
9C5- :93050
trance, bans Jnto Park. 5
NEWER B� C:rg 2 oed-
minutes to 4:". $650 per
.,, , apar!mOnl. 408 Bloor
me Available Dec Ist non
St E . ,Aal and parkin
smokers 434-5422
included. carpeted. ,aunery
facilities, hrs0ast, s675,
COURTICE- Bight and
month Avauabie Dec 1st
clean 2 bedroom lunga-
Can 905-571.4834
low Main floor only Walk
NORTH EAST mature
out !b yard. quiet area
$950
quiet budding. targe 2 bed -
all inclusive 435-
room living room with
4778
walkout to balcony. neutral
FOR RENT 1 and 2 Dec.
decor, all inclusive 6775
room apartments in very
Doc Ist_ 728-4250
quiet. well -kept budWng.
NORTH of Oshawa center.
close to am amenities Bus
super ;arge an new one
stop at door. Park Rd N
be«oom basement apart
Oshawa 6732 6 5895 re-
menti app■ 900 sq it
spectrvely Phone 579-
large shared yard. 4 ap-
9016
prances, quiet neighbor.
GATEWAY COMMUNI.
hook. 5595 plus 401i. utib-
TY HOMES t bedroom
ties Available Dec 1st,
apt. in farruly section. Del-
High efficient gas heat.
Cony, hardwood floors,
phone 571.2757
Ire" decoratod. $670. in-
BRIGHT CLEAN one
dudes all uwm" Arvallable
bedroom, ground level of
Dec. 1. at 120 Colborne SL
house. quiet court, washer.
W. Oshawa. Very dean
dryer, fenced yard. Pets
and quest modem secure
eejcorrh•d Mature non
brand now pet•tres budd-
smoker. immediate. $650
ing. 571-0887, 9 - 4:30
inclusive. IsyIdSL 5763830.
p.m. Mon. - Fri.
NORTH Oshawa - extra
H1YY 42 / FAIRPORT: F/
large two bodroom,com-
P, Single balm bsml, sep,
pdelejy redecorated in teeN
entral kitchen, bath. No
maintained quiet building.
smokers or pets. Quiet
Large balconies. $722.65
borne abstainers. Single,
utikties / cable included.
mtatire « saw jxetwred
,ryhmdi
eetejy. 579.5584
Dec. 1st. $650. inclusive
905-831.3546.
LARGE 3 BDRM.
APTS.
From S769Jmth. +
hydro. All Carpet, 4
appl•and par"
irld.Walk to PidlBrilg
Town Centre. Close to
GO Trail and Hwy
401.
905-4204=
1480 Pickering Parkway.
LARGE basement apart-
ment, Rosslandr'Anderson,
$675 all inclusive, avail-
able immediately. Must be
employed. Relerences re-
quired. Cell 905.668-7145.
NORTH Oshawa. main
Itoor of house. $899 all in-
clusive. 2 bedroom base-
ment apt. $715 all inclusive.
Available Dec 1st. Call 723-
2111.
ONE BEDROOM apart-
ment, near Oshawa Knob
Hill, fridge, stove, hydro,
parking, backyard. Easy
access 401. Dec. 1. First/
lesl. $495. 579-8933.
ONE BEDROOM apart-
ment. $61atmonth includes
feat lights, water i cable
TV. Coin laundry & parking.
Available immediately. Call
905-723-7183.
ONE bedroom apt. avail-
able immediately, ( upper
level of house), 5550 all In.
duseve. Fridge, stove. Call
434-8054 or 4360771.
OSHAWA 988
Geer �edrocx„ acts
from 5675 S,'!- lose
stopping, schools GM arc
Go Utilities ,ncjuoed FrsU
ast 'doused Ca,l
4993
OSHAWA :lose to Osl
wa Cuter -arge spotless.
2 Docroom. mar loot. bel.
00614. .n smelt quiet 6 plea.
S795 inclusive. Ava,abla
Dec ! Please tail
i9C5 5'6-7434
OSHAWA SIMCOE
MILL ST area, Lal 2 and
t Dec apts avail Nov ! S
Dec 1st from 5585 Uri,
and parking ,ncwded 725-
6434
OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt
treshty decorated, now ;tar
Pet. clean. Dnght. quiet
building Utilities. parking
included Laundry facilities
GOOd location Avail from
Nov 15th. 1sulast $685.
mo. Call D 8 D 905-576-
8572
CLEAN FAMILY BUILD-
ING. North Oshawa. t, 2 8
3 bdrms. Inclusive. Pay ca-
ble. parking 8 laundry fac.
723-2094.
OSHAWA- 26 Central
Park Newly renovaled,2
bedroom basement apt.
Available immediately. For
more inkxmobon.Call 576 -
SM ask for Steve.
NORTH OSHAWA- 3,
barn avail. Doc .ASt. or
Jan.lst. $755. Clean i
quiet building. Ind. heat.
hydro, aPPI. i parking.
579-9600, 725-9655.
PICKERING
2 bedroom basertend apt
Available Nov Istfor
responsible andirvdial(s).
Separate entrance, A/C,
-tear GO. $725 + ubtities.
(905) $39-0116
PICKERING LUXURY 2 -
bedroom basement apart-
ment with fireplace/ap.
plianu'es. Available imme-
diately. $799/mth; Whites,
Sheppard. Call 7.1Opm
(905)839.0453.
PICKERING oft Major
Oaks. new targe one bed.
room basement apt. New
appliances, laundry fall
bus to Go, $625/mo, in-
cludes ubl. FirstilasVrefer-
ences.428-8593.eve.
' f J r
1 • 1 f f•',',
r s. ... .
quired $750. Month. utili
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NOVEMBER 6, 1996
transit & shopping, asking
Apart
Apartmentsim
For Rent
Houses
For Rent
Townhouses
� � Townhouses
For Rent For Rent
Houses Condominiums Condominiums
For Rent For Rent For Rent Storage SpaceEgP For Samek
PICKERING, 2 bedroom
no pets. references re
basemen; private en
quired $750. Month. utili
trance. laundry. close to
ties 725-8829 728-4640
transit & shopping, asking
Immediate occupancy
$685inclusive Available
• .
immed,alley 831-7-07 or
, n:sned baseme^t dose to
416-543-4281
• • •
PICKERING, I bedroom
•
senors apt 5725 00 inclu-
• f e •
Sive. 2 bedroom seniors
• i r •
apt $822 00 Inclusive 3
. • iii -
bedroom townhouse
parking. appliances. fenced
$956 00 plus utilities can
• 1
(905)837-2920
mediately $950 inclusive.
PICKERING Bright, clean
IsLlast. references 1905:
1 -bedroom walkout. sepa
3+1 bedroom bungalow
rate entrance, full bath.
in Northwest Oshawa Fin
Kitchen, parking, yard.
laundry. cable Available
Ished basement Fireplace.
mid-November nolo-
2 bathrooms. Bright kitchen
sive (905)686-5777777 Imes
with walkout Hardwood
Bagel
floors $1150 month 571
one 1 -bedroom semi -de-
3223. 4366991 Ask to -
SOUTH OSHAWA 275
Monique
e 1
Wentworth St Wlargbed-
lathed $400 Pius utilities
bedroom S50C 2
&BEDROOM house.
rooms. S60C & 5620 3
close to Lake Vista plaza
bedrooms $675 close to
buses. schools quiet court
buses. shopping, available a'c Prefer business couple
immediately. tndge stove.
no pets. references re
heat. hydro parking 1st ;
quired $750. Month. utili
last required. no pets
ties 725-8829 728-4640
721-9722
Immediate occupancy
SOUTH OSHAWA.De
4 BEDROOM, 4 baths.
!ached b-ok lou^gaicw 3
, n:sned baseme^t dose to
bedrooms. hnsned base.
schools. shopping and GO.
men, with apartment, ideal
tor large family or rent
$1,150 per m0 plus uhi-
yourself. 5950 plus 436
ties Call 686-0913 after 5
9944
AJAX -Newly decorarted 3
SPACIOUS two bedroom.
LoCr'�om semi main floor
base-ent aptfor rent
parking. appliances. fenced
Westney Hwy*2 Non
yard no pets. available im-
smokers welcome S750
mediately $950 inclusive.
ter month. Avaliable Nov
IsLlast. references 1905:
!st 905-428.7004
584-1581
UNIQUE ' bedroom up-
AJAX - Wesfney Rd 3
Pe' __ Simcoe North
beC•oo^7 2 1 . baths. 4
AVAILABLE
MID NOVEMBER
FAMILY COMMUNITY
MONARCH MEWS
2&r3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES
RENTS RAUNGING FROM •841 TO 1874 PER MO
PLUS UTILITIES
1R3 BED WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE AVAIL. MID.
DEC. MEDICAL DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED
NO SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE
CLOSE TO SCIIOOLS.
SIIOPPING AND TRANSIT
PLEASE CALL
MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
(905))9269
AJAx•1.+. NIC IPA!...
EXPERIENCE
FAMILY LIVING
1975 MEMORY LANE,
PICKERING
Oversized 3 bedroom. 11.2 bath
townhouses with 2 appliances, gas
heating, parquet floors, fenced In
backyards. Close to schools, transit.
parks & shopping.
MARCHANT PROPERTIES
(416) 321-9986
REASONABLE TO e_
spunsible, retiredbusiness
adult Lnheld 1 2 family
country home Spacious
groundsappliances. and
commutable to all points
509-2029
THREE BEDROOM de.
tached home in Oshawa
Available Nov Ist. De-
tached garage. quiet street,
S850 per mo plus utilities
References. 404-9724
WHITBY - 3 bedroom Old-
e• sem, clean Tenant pays
all uhf $750 monthly, first
last required Available
now!or Call Norris Corn-
wall Sutton Group Execu-
tive Realty (1993) Inc 436-
0618
WHITBY, Close to schools
& snooping. 3 bedroom
plus In law apt. 7 applianc
es Call after 5 pm 427
4493 or 655-8935.
WHITBY, main floor bunga-
low. 2 bedrooms. plus den
appliances. laundry. stor.
ageparking, safety comph
ant Close to GO. parks.
Lake $890 inclusive first &
last references. 683-8840
WHITBY Detached North
ce"'a, Schools 8 years
old Trees Fenced 3 bed
r;om Deck Available
Jan 8 S'.090 monthly 2
year no rent increase 655-
4682. evenngs
' Townhouses
For Rent
S_nxer. K.t.hen sky,ign'
J
aper . famayroom. clean
bungalow,
appi,ances, central vac
central air hardwood
Also 1 bedroom man too'
hrepiace
$150 plus u1i Avai' Jan
Houses
Houses
SOUTH OSHAWA - 3
5553 . hydro
679-95. .
1 '97 416-283-6606 416no,43664274
724-5597
'
FRt
or en
f
1 For Rent
uetlroom ,owrnouse - _lose
ma.^. ' or Laundry, tamly
WHITBY - 107 Wellington
rim wilt: fireplace. double
S1 bedroom immediate -garage.
to schools and shopping
WESTNEY & HWY e2
AJAX. Pickering Beach
I6t mcwdes rnoge stove
lynAvailable
que Ta^^ Saes
Rep Rep Suttor, Group
up Hent
:95Cvmo an inclusive First/
A,ax - ced•c_m basement
3 te,1a,ms -- '-,I,- f;ur
HOUSES FOR RENT
PICKERING � laK�-"--��
ast Available Dec 1st
apt . 2 cat^s. sec ent
news renovated. iaund
y ry
One 4bec,00m sen,-ce
•ower -_.,ge 3 bedroom
905.579-9956d airs
$790 pros tis; &
fencetl p$vate
lathed 5600 plus utilities,
brick and aluminum bun
g2
lately Call I,905 420-
reutilferences
ers;. references. Avai�
yard
Yard. an apdiances $9'5
one 1 -bedroom semi -de-
tow ^aidwood floors.
1 3 -BEDROOM 'own-
Dec t, eau Neraitl 686
& 1'2 utilities Non smoK
lathed $400 Pius utilities
fireplaces. eat -in kitchen,
nouse o^se to a amen,
0610
n g Call 905-686-86'2
Park rg fenced yard 571
S925 mo plus utll 416-
ties. Noa Oshawa loo
A AX
0698 after 10 a m
661-6600 ext 335. 9 am .
bon. avaiable Dec 1stt
WESTSMORE, -a,n floor
oor
bedroom de -
fa,nec 1 1.2 bathrooms. 4
bungalow,
appi,ances, central vac
central air hardwood
.
garage. 51.075 plus utu -
floors. close to Go ane
ties Short term considered
amenities Ava,iabie Dec
839-3069
Cali 655-4693 S995 plus
AfAII-rICKE ret: DURHAM
UtdiLes
AJAX 4 Seoroom 7 Datn.
n,In
Memoriams
ma.^. ' or Laundry, tamly
WHITBY - 107 Wellington
rim wilt: fireplace. double
S1 bedroom immediate -garage.
$1150 plus utilities
jy. b 2 beceoom apt Jar.
Dec 1 1996 Jac
I6t mcwdes rnoge stove
lynAvailable
que Ta^^ Saes
Rep Rep Suttor, Group
up Hent
heat -ate, parking 905
age Really Inc 619.9500
83' 5132 or 905 686.1533,
Mary
AJAX Harwood Bayiy. 3-
Dec•.yOm mair floor. sepa-
WHITBY Ex1•eme-y large
rate entrance. S90o,monm
- bec-DDm apartment in
lstlast 60 •-. of uti, Close
wen -Kept bwldrng, large
to GO Avaaabie imme-
kitchen will, dishwasher_
lately Call I,905 420-
separate din,ngroom waiK
1281 or (905 427 5139
Out to patio. parill ,a.n-
BAYLY / LIVERPOOL.
dry facilities. *al- r GO
mar noor semi 3efacnee
available Dec 1 $9,J ,m
house. 3 bedroom, aL
elusive 9C5 619-0366
Plainces.available
1>tn 1 GG7 , mnn,n
WHITBY Hwy e2 &Socn
-
rane 3 bedroom. second
floor of CuPlex yard air
newy decorated. Nc dogs
avis iabie Nov 15 S75C
plus uhl,hes 509-2375-
666-4550
LARGE 7 BEDROOM
In, .tie ^-rt^ e' Oshawa
Centef. completely remo-
deled extra targe garage
and yardquiet neighbor
hood. Madison A". 5 ap-
pl,ances $850 plus 60'^.
unities H,gr. eftiencey gas
[leaf available Dec Ist
571-2757
MAIN FLOOR o, house in
a u. 3 DeC-,oms. bath
room K']^.en. living and
dining area, use of ublbey
room. ai! in very good con-
dibon, walk.ng distance to
hospital ma. and schools
Dec !st (-all !9051 509-
4985
NORTH Oshawa - 2 beo-
17=1 newer rased bunga-
low. eat it Kitchen, centra
air. 4 appliances. garage
fenced yard. quiet tour;
ava.I Jar 1 $925 incl
623-21153
4 pm. Mor - Fn fudge stove S850 inclu
PICKERING Three Dec-
,ocr- s!c•ey town home.
Wight, clean, huge kitchen,
appliances. available Dec
is', $975 plus Doug Taylor,
Broker Rema. First Really
Ltd. 3C5i831-3300
PICKERING br,gftt.
clear _ Ledr DOm 4 ap
pliances, large private yard,
deck off eat in k,!cnen,
healed garage, $995_ mo
905 686-7959 or 416-298
5048 leave message
PICKERING avail Dec 1
Bea-' 3 Dec! home in
nice neignoomood fin-
ished bsmt . wet oar, fire-
placefenced back yard,
garage, 4 bathrooms
51300 + ,.tames. I SLlast.
rel req 42%;,363
sive Call 9C5 728- 7452
AVAILABLE NOW & Dec
Large 3 bedroom town-
house. neutral decor, 4
app! . ' 112 baths. base
,nen; & garage Kang &
Townline area $895
L49 Phone 9C5 721 8213
COURTICE:3 bedroom
townfh"se 1 1;2 "am$
.
rice location. access to
schools. church, public
transit. available Imme-
diately or Dec 1 st No pets
905-420-1037 after 7pm
DUFFIN'S CREEK and
ing - Beaut,-w . bed•DOrn
townhouse for rent in North
Ajax location $89C per mo
Plus ,,tiules Te view Call
PICKERING VILLAGE Les r (9054 619 228 7
Ston Rd S, IOC pe' '^.c p -s
Plus 60-. utilities. call Ani. OSHAWA - .mmaculate 3 utilities is! Iasi available
or Reena at 421-8993 enmedately 666 6858
beCror� se'n., O C area t
COURTICE: 3 BED- 1 2 baths. fenced yard, long PORT HOPE. 3 bedroom
BOOM 3 caths. centra air paved drive availabie im- nduse attacned garage.
large fenced yard. double mediatefy $90: plus util available Nov Ist $775 per
driveway available atter 434-9753 mo 436-8493
November 1st S10% pus
WHY 'en: *-en you can
cwr yo„r Own home for
less than you tninx7" Call
Dave Hayloc. Sales Rep
Rei Max Su^1mI; Really
(199' ' C 1905; 668 3800
or 19C5 6663211
Houses
For Rent
WHY REMr!'
OWM YOUR
HOME:
Payments from S%9!mo.
No DownpaymenO
Call Me
571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Sales Rep. Sutton Group
Excel Realty
! 1-1/2 STOREY Detached
-Oshawa: 3 -bedrooms, eat-
ir1-kitchen, livmgroom/di-
nvigroom combination, rec.
room. older garage. $795+
utilities. Call Patricia Mab-
blebedk, M.V.A. - Broker
(905)723-6918.
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. Pike
Sales
Rep, Remo Accord
Realty Ltd. 5763111
ui,, ties. per month 416-
267-0143 or 905-435 C17E
Housing Housing Housing im
Wanted Wanted EAWanted
LANDLORDS
Housing
Do you have a room, Help
Durham
apartment or house to rent?? 686-zs61
HOUSING HELP DURHAM
can refer potential tenants to you!
• We operate a computerized registry of
rental units
• There is no charge to either the landlord
or the potential tenant
(905)
686-2661
COLLECT
CALLS ACCEPTED
I
FUNDED BY
A PROJECT OF THE(5
p�ryRppogW THE MINSTRY OF HOUSING
CO{If4OL AND THE REGION OF
tamed family complex
Freshly decorated with
Frig /stove. close to
AfAII-rICKE ret: DURHAM
IMMEDIATE OCCU-
PANCY, b_ ;alow and 3
Sf_', r nriouse, for rent.
or Rent -to -Own r NEW ex-
ecutive condoms rium COm
plea 2 underground park
ng spaces and ample sloe
age space included 2 betl
room bungalow S1200 /mo
(maintenance tees includ.
ed) plus utilities 3 bedroom
townhouse $1500. mo
maintenenice tees Includ-
ed; Plus utilities Please call
427.5559 to view
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
"IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY'
Platinum Rouge Valley
11753 Sheppard Ave. E.
2 b/r., 2 bath, 6 appliances
Excellent rec. facilities,
close to shopping,
TTC and Park land.
Reasonable rent
Call Kim at 416-724-0404
rj ;TIT -Rooms
for Rent
AJAX, FJRNISHED
room for rent, i. quip!
home. own erlrance.
shared bath & kitchen Non
smoker First. plus deposit
call 686 7260
DIXIE AND FINCH.
parking, laurc^,. use cf
whole house. $400 per mo
Available Dec lst (905)
837-1774
NEWLY -DECORATED
I. -n r,eo room ,lean,
quiet person Cooking near
bus. close to Dur-jr- Col.
lege. $225 and up monthly
Call (905)728-4845. (905)
'280484
PICKERING 5 ri le room
with Jill, _se of kitchen
'aaldie5, wa,K to P,Cker:^
(,enerating Station. ::C
PTC $340 Der month $170
Biweekly Call 420-43i8
SOUTH PICKERING
one 'targe tui:; '„•^,,sned
room. basement. $400 one
other at $375 Quiet clean
home. mature gentleman
welcomed. parking includ
ed !905)839-025%
ROOM available for &- -Kr- q-i,e! family home
in Ajax Pnvate bath. cable.
use of kitcnen, laundry
facilities On bus route
Bay ly'Harwood area 416.
331 '226 leave message
SOUTH AJAX; Large
,our^ .,se c' ^ost N mss
tnendly home Great meals.
laundry. cable. A.'C. parkin,
included 905-428 8924
Rooms
rAW Wanted
ADULT oohing'=r
unfumisned room In
dean quiet home
for Dec. 1, 96. Ref-
erences available.
S400, mc -
Call' 509-6863
Shared
Accomodation
1 -BEDROOM n 2-bed-
roo^' luxury cordo, million
dollar rec-lacildies, under-
ground parking. own
bathroom. A,C, non-
smoker. available Dec 1
S575,mo Female pre-
ferred Pickering 837-2565
TRIDEL 2 bedroom condo,
Hudson, 5 appliances, bal-
cony, parking, locker.
$1200 Also 3 bed de-
tached home. $1200 Call
John Mon¢. 831-3300 Re -
max First
TWO BEDROOM Athol'
Ma,y. Oshawa 5856 plus
hydro. or 5925 inclusive 5
appliances, secure build-
ing, available Immediately.
istilast 436-0278
Office &
• Retail Space
OSHAWA 4 Months
Free Rent !!!- 30,70 sq
Lw, Iv' S90C. 850 sq 2nd
tlr $550. 600 sq man
$500. 250 sq main $350,
600 2nd fir $500 1,200 sq
it 2nd floor Call 434 2447
or 6554132
AJAX OFFICE SPACE
2-- s7arp Leet pr,,ate en
trance, $325imonth Also
warehouse. 640 square
feet $360/month H&H In
eluded (both) (905)427
8093
OFFICE space for lease.
over. DGKs busy Hwye2.
handicap access. air con
plenty of parking Call 905 -
ns -9991
OFFICE SPACE for lease
in Whitby. 5,'5 sq rt near
downtown, would slut ed -
m
ical or professional needs
Plenty of park.rg, own
washroom, utilities includ
ed Available Dec 1st For
information please call 905
666-3833
STORE for rent, downtown
Osnawa. high walK :n leaf
fie. $400 :mo an inclusive
725-8 710
STORAGE SPACE
available and clear and
completely fenced in lot.
boat. motorhomes RV's
etc. also office space 428-
1879,683-7301
Industrial
Units
INDUSTRIAL Warehous-
ing Thornton/Terwillegar
Available. 968.5 sq It 8
1930 sq It office/warehous-
ing $3 25!sq ft. 905579-
5077 after 5, 571.3281
NEAR Oshawa Center -
Industrial unit Includes
overhead doors. high ceil-
ings. parking, utilities,
washrooms and air com-
pressor. Month -by -month
5550/month Smaller unit
for workshop. S400/m0
Also parking for truck, with
hydro available. 905-576-
2982
Private Homes
f � For Sale
BEAUTIFUL cou elf y to n-
ealow minutes t0 Oshawa
ki Club (Kendel) Spa-
cious open concept. Fin.
fished basement 1+ acres.
$950 rent, or for sale Call
905-436-0475 or 905-686.
7526
BONUS FLORIDA Vaca.
tion' Kass,nger bu:' f-ome
on cu de sac. 3 -bedrooms.
2 bathrooms. walkout from
diningroom to large fenced
yard (shed), finished base
ment. gas fireplaceifurnace'
CIA, dishwasher $151,900
25 Arran Court. Councce
(905)436 O1 17
COUNTRY HOUSE For
Sale 15 mm from norm
east Oshawa 3,4 of acre. 3
bedrooms Raised Dun9a
low. with in-law apt Two
car garage Mature trees
905 263 2108
COUNTRY LIVING 85
acre estate 3
gar3 e. 1 hour from Osha
wa 5189.900 34 acres. 3
bedrooms and 1!2 hour
from Oshawa. $127.700
Options Realty Limped
4334623
COURTICE Custom built
,nddua `y designed 3
bedrooms. 2 1,2 baths. fin
,shed basement. lots of
closets, main floor laundry
room. large eat in k,•,chen,
circular driveway. fireplace.
dose to schools and shops
$187.900 Call 404 2683
CUSTOM BUILT RANCH
Bungalow on 46 acres
N Oshawa. 3-bdrm, F/P,
eat in kitchen, formal dr
nngroorn, double garage,
mature trees 905-728-
5936
EXECUTIVE HOME in
prestige area of Whitby
2,650 sq. ft.. 4 bedrooms, 3
bathrooms, central vac and
central air, air cleaner,
heated in ground pool, fire-
place, fully fenced and
landscaped backyard. Ask.
ing $256.900 Call 430-
0548 to arrange a viewnng
Serious offers only No
agents.
FANTASTIC Court Loca-
tionl Spacious 4 bedroom
family home located on es-
tablished tree -lined court in
Bowmanville Close to
schools and all amenities.
Main floor familyroom
'eatures brick fireplace and
walkout to large private
fenced lot with new deck.
Gas heating, finished rec
room, attached garage. A
must see! No agents
please. Asking $169,900
623-6533
UNBELIEVABLE DEAL
Tco -any features to list.
LOADED Prime N E
Oshawa. 853 At ley pr,
Call now 432-2036. Only
$142,900 No Agents
Please
OSHAWA 3 bedroom
home, gas heating, walkout
from living room to lame
fenced yard. Rossland(W !-
son area. $124.900 Can
(905)571-6685
ROSSLAND AND
THORNTUN 3 bedroom,
10 years old. 2 baths. dou
ble driveway. large patio.
fenced yard Location plus
$141.000 Call 905-728
8456
WHITBY 5')7.500
Beaun+ul 3 bedrooms. rec
room, ceramic toyer, ga.
rage, w o to fenced yard
5% down, carries 5758 in-
cluding taxes Ted Hough-
ton Sutton Classic 430-
9000
TAKE OVER 20 acres in
pr'usperous West Texas
USA. $9.995/5100 per mo
for more information call 1
800-875-6568
s ' Personals s ' Personals s ' Personals
Personed Prayer 7u The Blessed L gip-
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin (never knuwn lar
!ad, Ail most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, t
fruitful wine, splendour of heaven, Blessed
Mother of the Son of God, immaculate Virgin, '
assist me in my necessity Oh Star of the sea,
help me and show me here, you are my mother
Oh Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of
Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from
the bottom of my heart, to secure me in my
necessity (make request). There are none that
can withstand your power. Oh. Mary,
conceived without sin, pray for us who have
recourse to thee. (3 times) Holy Mary. I place
this cause in your hands. (3 times). Say this
prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you
must publish. It will be granted to you.
bedroom . basement
I
I
townhouses in well man-
AJAX- 3 bedroom house.
1
tamed family complex
Freshly decorated with
Frig /stove. close to
share all facilities, own
loam Laundry. carie. 5425
inclusive. Can Dave 428-
' In
Memoriams
' In
MemoriamsITA
n,In
Memoriams
amenities Starting at
8927 (work) or Pager (416)
$738./month. On site Mgmt
378-4151
k- 1_ -
office Call 905-728-3777.
NORTH Oshawa - 4 bed.
room townhouse, walkout
basement, good area,
clean. Tenant pays all utili-
Des. $870 monthly, firstAast
required Available now/or.
Call Norris Cornwall Sutton
Group Executive Really
(1993) Inc. 436-0618.
NORTH Oshawa Co-op,
Three bedroom townhous-
es available for Jan. 1. No
subsidies. For information
Call 436-6075.
OSHAWA - 2 and 3 bed-
room townhouses for rent
Nov. and Dec. is7last.
(905)721-1518
SHARE execitive home. 3
bed. 3 bath, fireplace, arc,
parking, cable, laundry.
storage, yard. Negotiable
Near Go Ajax. Professional
only. 686-2417
SINGLE PROFESSIONAL
needs same to share 3-
bdrm, 3 -bath, furnished, Vi-
ceroy dome in Ajax. C/A. Cl
V. 6 app.. 2nd floor laun-
dry, FIP, in ground pod, loft
8 skylights. double garage
w/opener. Very modern.
Reasonable inclusive rent.
Call 905.428-9403.
WHITBY, Huge room in
executive non smoking
home. Laundry, dishwaii
er,C/A & vac, references
required. 5450./month. call
668-1394
���'ll(Inls
For Refit
CONDO, 2 bedrooms (1
room for rent), 1300 sq. it..
view of lake, alarm system,
Pool. gym, jacuzzi. Call
905.428-7811 or 416-450-
4583.
CALL
• 683.1545
for up -lo -date
auclon lisbnos
Clarington 6 Port Perry residents
call 404-2615
For an audio /ersion dl 9 current arid tipcxnffV aucteil5 located in swhem and
=aster- Cniaro yease car the above number.
UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE
Saturday, November 9,1996; 10:00 am
A Huge Public Auction for
Outboard Marine Corporation
of Canada Ltd. at
1994 Fisher Drive, Major Bennet
Industrial Park. Peterborough, Ontario
From the intersection of Highways 115 & 7
"Wass. go West one block then south 1/2 Km
on Fisher Drive. Watch for signs.
ee Clarke C500-20 propane lift trucks Clarke
,,�:S15 propane lift truck. Clarke MP300-208
c:tnc lift truck. Two NRB portable offices. 12 x
vith air conditioning. Toro 624 snow blower. 6
24' electric start. Tandem axle pontoon trad-
Tnaxle pontoon trailer. Single axle 6 canoe
.e,,. Single axle bunk trailer. Tandem axle flat
trailer. Roller trailer Six OMC inflatable
Its Large quantity of new marine & boat relat-
equipment, including propellers, seats, cov-
marine radios. etc. 20 computers - 286's &
s Quantity of computer printers. Seven Ze-
6020 memory typewriters. 15 Plantronics
ne head sets. Large computer components &
:,. pment. Challenge 3 hole paper drill. Large
,Irhty of adding machines & calculators.
';ore 3610 forms processor Moore decollater.
'point 2 door almond fridge Bar fridges. Mi-
-+aves. Secretary & office chairs 35 lateral 6
r,e/er file cabinets. Quantity of other file cabs-
, Two sets of lockers Three metal 2 door
:�_nels Nine fire proof 4 drawer vertical file
: 'nets. Large Chubb -Mosher -Taylor safe. Mail
m table & shelf unit. Large quantity of misc.
;e furniture. Fans. Work stations. hitachl video
aeras. Folding tables. Polaroid cameras.
ye Quanta/ of metal shelving 20 selections of
::strial racking 800 metal production pallets.
metal surface pallets- Portable step ladders
k benches. Large quantity of indoor security
;ing Hand trucks. Three toledo 20001b floor
:'es Electronic postal scales. hand carts. Ta
Pneumatic tools. Eight picnic tables. Quant -
3f Lin boxes. Very large quantity of items as-
aled with a large modern office & ware -
.se -wo auction rings
s are cash. Visa. or Mastercard. Cheques
be accepted only on he following terms: Mini -
deposit of 25% by cash or credit card is re-
d un Auction Day and balance by certified
lue before goods are removed Purchases
$1.000.00 - a bank letter of Credit will be re -
:d in addition to the above All property must
'emoved by Monday, November 11 at 4.00
oneer & Owner are not responsible for loss
jury resulting from this Auction Sale.
H. Mark Stanley, Auctioneer
Norwood, Ontario
(705) 639 2406
Toll Free 1 888 223 7653
on Sale of antiques and household for Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wideman of Gormley. Held
lie Goodwood Community Centre (23 km.
n of 401 on Brock Rd. from Pickering, left at
i In Coppins Corners, 4 km. to hall on Dur -
21). Ant. fainting couch w/claw, feet; East -
washstand w/harp; ornate eherrywood
rocking chair; round oak dining table w/side and
c^airs; ref. ash washstand; chesterfield
swivel rocker (as new); bachelor chest,
oak commode; Findlay cookstove w/91 ss
door oven; glass and china; chillers old bake
ovenbar fridge; silverware; pine pastry board;
assorted jewelry; quality pictures eg. King George
VI, oil paintings; framed A.J. Casson prints; many
inany other interestrng pieces. Preview 4:30 P.M.
visa, MC, cash, cheque with proper Id.
CLARKSON AUCTIONS 9OS-640.6411
MON. NOV. 11 6 P.M.
Jewelry, 30 Royal Doulton Figurines, 40 collector
dons, etc. at Orval McLean Auction Center Lind-
say. Under instructions from a secured creditor
we will supplement and sell the complete inven-
tory, equipment and fixtures of Highlands Jewelry
and china shoppe, Haliburton and others. Men's
and ladies's rings, earrings, necklaces, chains,
glass china, figurines, crystal, collector plates, 30
royal Doulton figurines, collection of apprx. 40
collector dolls including Maureen, Fashi Ashton,
Drakes, Stupsi, Zaph, Graham, etc. glass show-
cases, oak showcase%ounter, glass island dis-
play. Qty of revolving displays, fixtures shelves
trophies, engraver, torches, sizer, grinder/pol-
,Sher, jewelers tools, vrork tables, file cabinets
desks, cash register Partial IfsL complete liquill
tion W all assets by Auction. Don't miss this op-
portunity for Christmas shopping by Auction. To
consign estates, business liquidations call
MCLEAN AUCTIONS (705) 324.2783
LINDSAY or 1-800.461.6499
To Not your auction
ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
74vt &c 44 t`t: w
&v&,d 4
Z ART GALLERY
in support of
United Way of Ajax-Pickering
-5"Wd4y, lhwe sl g� 10a
12 a 'elaez ��, , ,1 a 'elide .5r44e
eatice 4Wd eee Featuring Works by
Ike uce4&0e tcLle ltd Today's Popular Artists
ad &e to Robert Bateman
aT&I& curd a_Teaarrca Trisha Romance A.J.
Pickering Recreational Complex Casson
1867 Valley Farm Road James Lumbers
...Plus :Many :*More
_ r For more information call
ci )'; 837-0144
Light Refreshments
AUCTION SALE of
Antiques, Collectables
and Household Effects
Thursday Nov. 7, 6 p.m.
Sale consisting of Items from a local
Unionville estate. Items from an antiques &
collectibles shop plus inclusions. Sale fea-
turing oak drop front desk, oak table &
chairs, pair old walnut beds, oak server,
painted pine armoire, pool table, captain's
bed, metal storage cabinet, various com-
puters, Software printers, manuels, china
cabinets, tools, trunks, Lionel trains, old
advertising signs. Good general sale.
Auctioneer, Maurice M. Jones
Brock & Seven Auctions
1580 Highway 07
Brougham
Note New Phone # 905-686-4620
SAT.. NOV. 9 10 A.M.
QUALITY ESTATE FURNITURE
Ant quer. eolleclibles at Orval McLean. Auctior
Center - Lir"y. Selling the property of the late
Ma'garet Tambhn Estate and several local es-
'a:e5, gorgeous, as new. 11 pc. modern oak din -
rooms suite. i0ver $6,000 new, Antique '
9 pc. walnut dining room suites, oak side by
china cabinet, wicker crib, walnut vanity,
all antique settee. Baldwin 2 bank electric or -
bookcase. old mantle, upright piano and
1-r,;h, pretty burled walnut desk with domed top
i -A chair, antique dresser. washstands. an-
:, ;les, chesterfield, chairs, deacon bench, sm.
:e tables, fancy lamp tables, walnut cedar
^est, wool pattern rugs, collectibles. glass, chi-
-.d 12 royal Doulton figurines, fortress 3 wheel
e,ectric cart, hundreds of interesting items Partial
si To consign estates, full house or apartment-
uls call
McLean Auctions (705) 324-2783 Lindsay
or 1-800-461-6499 to list your sale.
SAT. NOV. 23 10 A.M.
29TH ANNUAL
Snowmobile, Vehicle, RV. travel traders, boat
auction at Orval McLean Auction Center - Lind-
say. Now accepting consignments of snowmo-
biles, all makes• models• hears, tractors, farm
machinery, cars, trucks, 4 x 4's , vans, trailers,
motor homes, RV's, travel trailers, boats, riding
lawn mowers, etc. Consign early to be included in
advertising. We are expecting 50 to 100 sleds To
consign or for info call
MCLEAN AUCTIONS
(705) 324-2783 LINDSAY
ORVAL & BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS
M1
Auctions
AUCTION
•WANTED•
all breeds of snow-
mobiles for our large
Annual Snowmobile
Auction, Accepting
snowmobiles, 4X45,
all terrain, bikes,
trucks, cars, tractors,
trailers, snowmobile
gear etc. SATUR-
DAY NOVEMBER
23, 10 A.M. MABEE
Hwy. 35, 1 mile nortt
of Rosedale. Don't
Miss It! Turn your un-
wanted machines &
equipment into cash.
For further info. or to
consign bring to barn
or call today.
CALVIN MABEE
AUCTIONS
(705) 374.4000
OR 4542841
CONSIGNMENTS
AND ESTATES
WANTED
Low commission,
payment next day.
Sales every Tues.
Thurs. and Sat at 6
p.m. Antique furni-
Owner and
MYLES KING
AUCTIONS
33 Hall St.
Oshawa,
Established in
1960
725-5751
723 -Ml
A;r_'10", SALE
GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTER
NEWTONVILLE,
NOV. 8TH FRI.. 6 P.M.
rig the �ntenrs
the Warner
cue Port Hope. Fri-
;'.a.re fridge and
ve, Inglis washer,
dryer, convection
.,.n, Kr;ehler 4 pc.
•s :roorn suite, ches-
'' eld set, lazy boy,
.,ee and end tables.
_.i and s: cols.
," lelite chain saw.
in table saw, alu-
um ex; ladder,
anc mower, snow -
G •,.ver, wheel barrel,
."ing torches. gar -
tools hand tools.
c ;'+ver tools, 2 ski
••as. VCR. bosion
:Ker, press chairs.
..•'KS dusty rose
'•I bed, large dis.
wall unit, old bat.
car -Golden Jubi-
wade figure sets.
sery Rhymes. set
:1d set 2. etc.) and
emus other aril -
Terms Cash, ap-
.ed cheque, visa.
. interact
AUCTIONEER
FRANK STAPLETON
(905) 786-224.1
1-800.263-9886
MACGREGOR'S
AUCTION HALL,
BOWMANVILLE
SUN NOV. 13, 11:00
(VIEWING 9:30) 401 to
Waverly Rd. North to r2
Hwy., East to Scugog St.
& North 1 km.
Auction teatures a
varied selection of ar-
ticles, antiques, col-
lectables, household
effects, including chi-
na cabinet, wash-
stand, blanket box,
dressers, mist. tables
(parlour, kitchen,
wood, chrome etc.),
beds, chairs & rock-
ers, TV's, VCR,
household collecta-
Wes, old dolls, books,
Ltd. Edition art, tools,
Curtics key cutter &
31ankets, 200 board ft.
3f wood, washer, dry-
ar, pat. freeze., Ya-
naha Clavinova CLP
360, auto harp, piano,
funs include 303,
!2's & 12 gauge, valid
:.A.C. required, glass
L china, something
or one & all. Terms
:ash, Visa, WC, In-
arac, Cheque. Call
)r all your auction
MacGregor Auc-
tion Services
Mike MacGregor
905-987-5402
905-987-3664
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 6, 1"6 -PAGE 31-A
THURS. NOV. 7, 5 P.M.
Excellent estate auction at Peterborough Auction
Center, on Hwy k7, 2 mi. east of Peterborough.
Selling the property of the late Vera Maughan
Estate. Peterborough and others. Excellent as-
sortment of modern, furniture and appliances,
bamboo furniture, silk plants, glass, fancy vases,
household Items, dining and bedroom furniture.
Note - Furniture and appliances in like new con-
dition Don't miss this Interesting sale. To consign
estates, full house or apartmentfuls, appraisal
service, business liquidations call Peterborough
Auctions 745-5007
ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
NOV. 9/96 6:30 P.M.
PETHICK AUCTION
BARN, 2498 CONC. RD.
#8, BOWMANVILLE
(HAYDON)
This week we have to
tie sold. the contents
2 homes including
arge variety of an-
& modern furni-
collectable glass
`..,;na. lawn & gar -
equipment. tools
-any other interest-
& unusual items.
_a^,e sale, viewing
5 p.m Terms are
Visa, MC. or
t Card For more
call
1(905j263.4252
Sale managed and sold by
Garry K. Powell Auctions.
Appraisals & Liquidations
CCRNEIL S
AUCTION BARN
Friday. Nov. 8
at 5:30 pm
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Road 4
=.;e Mercer of Lind -
plus others 8pc
d walnut Glbbard
- ng room suite,
tia nut china cabinet.
a is on three sides.
.een Anne chester-
1 & ,rair. walnut
moon 'able, parlour
',i: es. 9pc walnut
ng room suite.
+'2 oriental rug; 3 &
modern bedroom
'es, bridge lamps
< & 'adder peddle
r.'K e -plated cash
ster wrat-rci
'.r- cl 9 -place setting
at Aitert Country
-as. S.rya port-
+' coloi.r TV `tOt-
I 30m e;ecric
e. walnut end ta-
;, walnut telephone
e, automatic
A ,her & dryer, wal.
'..t wrting desk• sin-
y•e beds, maple cof-
'ee & end table. Car-
n�val punch bowl on
base; Carnival 7pc.
water set; commercial
apple peeler; dry oak
& basswood lumber,
1Zhp Mastercraft
Snowblower in excel-
lent condition plus a
Qty china, glass,
household & collect-
able items.
Don & Greg
Corneil
Auctioneers
RRN1 Littk: Britain
(705) 786-2183
AUCTION
SAT. NOV. 9,
6 P.M.
es King Auction
33 Hall St. , Osha-
Modern and arr
e furniture and
fiances plus pia -
complete list in
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ments welcome.
is every Tues.
's. Sat. 6 p.m.
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
725-5751
MIC mpanions
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TIONS DATELINE - Free to
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phone bill charges. 905 -
430-7060,
AUCTION
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cles, Liquidations Srld
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WHITBY BARGAIN sery MORTGAGES Good.
iced lot on Hunter Sr 154 x bad and ugly F�nanang for
65 h. Asking S74,900 Call any purpose. sates from
after 7pm 725-0122. 5 95% All applications ac.
cepted Community F,nan.
Vacation c -al Services 668-6805
Properties
6 ' Business
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water area. Jrc ..edroom
mobile home, S750/month
Dec April Florida row, car
Dor, Call 905-4348025
Money
To Lend
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES,OTHERS
DO NOT IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
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' Legal ' Legal
• Notices • Notices
THE BANKRUPTCY AND
INSOLVENCY ACT
Notice to Creditors
1N THE MATTER OF THE BANKPI�PT-
CY OF ERIC RICHAP- 'JVINTERSTEIN.
CF THE TOV/N CF PICKER!NG, IN THE
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DUR-
"AM, IN 'HE PRCVIPJCE OF C'V'ARIC.
CARRYING CN BUSWESS AS CCUtJ-
TRY CLASSIC RENOVA7 CNS. CLAR-
EMONT, ONTAR'O
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Eric
Plchard Wintersteln of the Town of
:).ckenng. In the Province of Ontario,
made an assignment on the 30th of Oc-
tober, 1996, and that the FIRST "AEET-
ING OF CREDITORS will be held on the
19th day of November, 1996. at the
hour of 2 30 o'clock in the afternoon at
the office of the Trustee. 50 Colborne
Street East. Oshawa. Ontario
DA'EC AT OSHAVi`A Ontario. this 4th
day :;t November. 1996
Alan Lawson, Fisher Inc.
Trustee in Bankruptcy
50 Colborne Street East
Oshawa, Ontario L1 G 1 L9
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ROLLER HOCKEY
Tuesdays Starting Oct. 29
at 10:30 p.m. till 12. am
Location : Soccer City
100 Sunray St.
Whitby, Ont.
S6.00 p.p. two goalies guaranteed
(905) 683-7303 Days,
(416)568-6090 Evenings.
Ask for John Burns.
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DOOUK Thomas, suddenly at his home on Monday,
November 4, 1996. Thomas Doolan, loving husband
of Maisie. Dear father of Mary and her husband Alvan
Rough of Scotland; and Allan and his wife Anne. Dear
Papa of Jennifer, Kevin and Sarah. Survived by his
sisters Tessie and Christine, both of Scotland, and
dear brother of Jimmy and his wife Agnes of Aus-
tralia. Brother -in-law of Margaret of Pickering:
and Bessie and Ellen of Scotland. The family will re-
ceive friends at McEachnie Funeral Home . 28 Old
Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-
8488 on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Prayers
in the Chapel on Friday November 8, 1996 at 10:30
a.m. Interment - Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens. In lieu
of flowers, donations to the Ontario Heart and
Stroke Foundation would be appreciated by the
family.
IF YOU
NEVER WANT TO
WORRY ABOUT
MONEY AGAIN
Call
905-434-2102
New concept.
2 minute
message.
PiN"e .GF- .
accessory ;rE es!ac-
shed 20 yrs.
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ask'3 3"4 9r.r !ax -;51
WANT TO Ma.e r•e
697`. If you i,Ke a�a! yore
-ear. rail •..-g..:2 :a5
WORK. - ;r-., _•-•re.
�•e Wee. , pay
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eded Have per. -aper
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Palm
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(905)831-4368.
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on daily basis from Aiax
T.mes flexible !o suit your
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x25
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WITH SPORTS AND EN.
TERTAINMENT LINE 1-
900-451.6637 Ext 3706
52.99 per minmust be 1 a
yrs. ProCau Co. (E02i 954
7420.
WHY WONDER about to-
morrow when you can call
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with our psychic. live 24
hrs. 1-900.451.3555. ext
4910. $3.99 per min. must
be 18 yrs. Procall Co. (602)
954-7420.
OREBusiness
Personals
EARN MONEY from
home. No experience
needed, weekly pay
cheques. Have pen / paper.
Call 24 hours. 416-724-
3420.
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pay cheques beMnd???
Call & listen to our livable
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hidden charges. Have pen
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6529.
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19401 ('AD11.LAC I)c%ll.l.f.
M,t _ Only ' 399/month*
1994 NIA7.DA NIX3
1995 %Ionic Carlo Z-14
I I'll
1993 GOLF GTI
Onl} 3 0/month*
9K= �"
1995 PON FI %(' "TRANSPORT SE:
nlc ' 390/per month*
1993 DOLX;E: SHADOW
Only ' l S6/month*
0
SMA
JQ2 I XACO v --IA 12 IL
0 Interior
.0 Shampoo
Includes Free Inspection
1995 GMC Safari
1995 Grand Cherokee Ltd
1994 Chrysler LHS
1994 Ford Tempo
1993 Mazda Protege
1992 Lumina Eurosport
1992 Eagle Vista
1991 Dodge Caravan
1991 Ford Taurus
1991 Volkswagen Jetta
1991 Ford Tempo
1990 Dodge Caravan
1990 Jeep YJ
55K - ==-
1994 ESCORT N':\(:O\ LX
Only 4-)47/month*
83 KT'
1995 JEEP CHEROKEE COUNTRY
Only i 3O(%/month*
1991 GNI/'
Cynic ,`4""/month*
29 K °69
1995 TOYOTA COROLLA
Onlv 4280/month*
1994 IION D % l 1N IC CX
Onlc ' 2 tS1/month*
1991 DODGE SII
Only 'I 90/month*
1993 MAZDA '11X3 (:H V6
Only $1 80/month*
1'x13 NISSAN 3W%X
Only ' 5 99/month*
AUTO SERVICE SUPER CENTRE
THE COST of PRE-W/NTER MA/NTEHAHCE
Reg.7". From 200
"3
W ISA9
Includes antifreeze. 95* H*'includes new premium pads * Includes new A/C Delco or Champion
I n hides eruall a friendly 7Ghi an Otb� to -nom plugs and labour to install - Vans &
« parts and labour extra if needed E.07 N....wrrS20 extra Expin
No Payment No Interest FOR 6
WHEEL - ALIGNMENT MONTHS Parts/Labour (excluding tires)
ii (just south of 401,
west of Brock
*Ba"d on 15% down, 60 monthly paymanb
4 cyl. 6 cyl.
$39* $59
8 cyl.
log~
1989 Cadillac Deville
1989 Toyota Corolla
1989 Toyota Tercel
1989 (:11(' TRACKER
101n 1. ���)/month•
1988 Jaguar X16
Dodge Caravan
iiii1988
1987 Dodge Dakota P/U
1985 Town & Country
Wagon
1995 HONDA CIVIC I.X
Only '347/month*
AND
D MORE
55K - ==-
1994 ESCORT N':\(:O\ LX
Only 4-)47/month*
83 KT'
1995 JEEP CHEROKEE COUNTRY
Only i 3O(%/month*
1991 GNI/'
Cynic ,`4""/month*
29 K °69
1995 TOYOTA COROLLA
Onlv 4280/month*
1994 IION D % l 1N IC CX
Onlc ' 2 tS1/month*
1991 DODGE SII
Only 'I 90/month*
1993 MAZDA '11X3 (:H V6
Only $1 80/month*
1'x13 NISSAN 3W%X
Only ' 5 99/month*
AUTO SERVICE SUPER CENTRE
THE COST of PRE-W/NTER MA/NTEHAHCE
Reg.7". From 200
"3
W ISA9
Includes antifreeze. 95* H*'includes new premium pads * Includes new A/C Delco or Champion
I n hides eruall a friendly 7Ghi an Otb� to -nom plugs and labour to install - Vans &
« parts and labour extra if needed E.07 N....wrrS20 extra Expin
No Payment No Interest FOR 6
WHEEL - ALIGNMENT MONTHS Parts/Labour (excluding tires)
ii (just south of 401,
west of Brock
*Ba"d on 15% down, 60 monthly paymanb
4 cyl. 6 cyl.
$39* $59
8 cyl.
log~
f-' s
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i`1 QOJ�
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ROAMING THE
ROUGE!
'Asking S219.900
Super Rouge Valley/Altona
Forest area
R2,000 Fram built home
High efficiency heating
Fabulous greenhouse kitchen
Approx. 2,100 sq. ft.
ventral air conditioning
PLEASE CALL
BARRIE COX*
(905) 839-7449
Rf�'.� W`
ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD.
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY NOV. 10
59 HUMPHREY DR., AJAX
astefuny decorated, immaculate 3
bedroom in South Ajax. Quiet
)e ghbourhood close to lake & park
e,,ght roomy kitchen. French doors,
^a: dwood in dining room. Large
master bdrm., 2 baths. Solarium.
St 53.900. Worth seeing. worth owning.
Please come..
CALL LUCY BATESON,
ASSOCIATE BROKER
(905) 619-9500
77770 EXCLUSIVE LISTING -
PICKERING
` Buy or Grads for tluis gorgeous
3 bdrnx bane with 3
washrooms. Loft of ceramics,
finished bpumnt, pr rniva
pie K $6,700 dowt_ 51,071
- malgsge and bone oduded.
cam
RICK CH0MCV* cw
BERNARD LEE*
at 905-428-6633,
416-286-3993 or
1-800-663-7119
`'rte,,•:,_ g ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD.
STOP, CALL.^.
_ This beautiful fully maintained "3"
bedroom home backs on to
1 greenspace. Ent in kitchen, fam.
rm. with a caro to your yard and a
r: frepkfce. 3 baths in total
Interlocking walkway, bay window
in liv. rm. plus lots of extras. A
must seed, Wiect house & price.
CALL
'
ANGELA HOFFMANN*,
t
19051683-1088
BACKS ON TO GREENSPACE! OMEGA REALTY INC. -may
t: "A�7
L
1 0 ty 094
THE BEAUTY t
UNFOLDS IN AJAX
701 lot on quiet crescent
r_
3 bdrm. & 2 bathrooms
New kit. with breakfast bar
e
e
,�•
-
1Y Y
ENVIOUS
JOHN BODDY"
PRIME WHITBY!
Gleaming hardwood floors
HOME!!!
T
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Uniquelayout
ue l
The "Eagleview", very popular
ft.,
'
' floor laundry
- —
model, approx.3,500 sq. offers
�'^
' 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
DAVID BEATON*,
unique, open concept 3rd level loft
area plus 4 bdrms., separate office,
EM`
New furnace &floors
French doors
formal din. rm., w/o to fabulous sun
deck with latticed roof, perfect for
KVIVIF%
Premium depth lot
—__ ----- .,W „e rm
barbecues anytime! A special
$175,900
family home, valued at $249,900!
JACQUELYNN TANNER*,
Contact
HELEN MASON*
619-9500
FOR ALL INQUIRIES
(905) 831-3300.
kVMOXA
Af
FIRSTReaUCLlty
•�
HERITAGE INC.
RAISED BUNGALOW
JUST
$116,500
�� ��`
LISTED ... ONLY
Great price for this nice
��,Q'�j 1
$142,500
s
home with a bright, fin.
�5 ��
will get you into this 3 bedroom
basement, central air
conditioning, 2 baths & a
w� G'�
home. Features eat -in kitchen with
to deck, broadloom &
��P Q`
walkout new
fenced yard. Located on
�����
cushion flooring, casement
iFPW,
quiet street. steps to the
0 '` `"; c _ _
windows & central air. Easy 401
Shows
I
lake & parks.
access. well!
CALL
CALL
BRIAN KONDO*
STEVE FEARON*,
J .• --
683-2992
}
(905) 683-2992
„
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R /V1P�C1
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QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
4M
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
ROAMING THE
ROUGE!
'Asking S219.900
Super Rouge Valley/Altona
Forest area
R2,000 Fram built home
High efficiency heating
Fabulous greenhouse kitchen
Approx. 2,100 sq. ft.
ventral air conditioning
PLEASE CALL
BARRIE COX*
(905) 839-7449
Rf�'.� W`
ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD.
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY NOV. 10
59 HUMPHREY DR., AJAX
astefuny decorated, immaculate 3
bedroom in South Ajax. Quiet
)e ghbourhood close to lake & park
e,,ght roomy kitchen. French doors,
^a: dwood in dining room. Large
master bdrm., 2 baths. Solarium.
St 53.900. Worth seeing. worth owning.
Please come..
CALL LUCY BATESON,
ASSOCIATE BROKER
(905) 619-9500
77770 EXCLUSIVE LISTING -
PICKERING
` Buy or Grads for tluis gorgeous
3 bdrnx bane with 3
washrooms. Loft of ceramics,
finished bpumnt, pr rniva
pie K $6,700 dowt_ 51,071
- malgsge and bone oduded.
cam
RICK CH0MCV* cw
BERNARD LEE*
at 905-428-6633,
416-286-3993 or
1-800-663-7119
`'rte,,•:,_ g ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD.
STOP, CALL.^.
_ This beautiful fully maintained "3"
bedroom home backs on to
1 greenspace. Ent in kitchen, fam.
rm. with a caro to your yard and a
r: frepkfce. 3 baths in total
Interlocking walkway, bay window
in liv. rm. plus lots of extras. A
must seed, Wiect house & price.
CALL
'
ANGELA HOFFMANN*,
t
19051683-1088
BACKS ON TO GREENSPACE! OMEGA REALTY INC. -may
t: "A�7
L
1 0 ty 094
THE BEAUTY t
UNFOLDS IN AJAX
701 lot on quiet crescent
r_
3 bdrm. & 2 bathrooms
New kit. with breakfast bar
Newer broadloom & thermo
,�•
-
1Y Y
windows
Finished basernent & fireplace
Gleaming hardwood floors
Great family neighbourhood area
Central arc & built in microwave
- —
CALL
DAVID BEATON*,
(905) 683-2992
KVIVIF%
_
—__ ----- .,W „e rm
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED-- NOWMIRFQ R ia"
A quality donation
When i
W en the Ajax Fire Dc resp3nds to an emergency. firefighters will
have some cuddly comfort for a child. thanks to the donation of $1.000 by
Re'Max Quality One ow-er and Ajax Reg onal Councillor Roger Anderson.
r-;,ee-yea,-o!d Jake Rcw and ano f! -e aepart ^e^f r -ascot Sparky the fire
dcg sho,.. --" s--r-e L .,'e F• e --,s = ` e :a Ta,!an puppies.
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Infill Location -Walk to
SOLMAR
H O %1 E S
CLOSE BEFORE
CHRISTMAS
Mon - Thun - 3:00 to 8:00 pm.
Sat - Sun - 11:00-6:00 pm.
Friday by appointment
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 6,19% -PAGE 3
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831-3300
Premium pie lot, huge deck, private court location, totally
upgraded, 6 appliances, central air & vacuum. Formal
Rving & dfning room. Fireplace. J,Ca f f DOUG
TAYLOR, 331-3300.
3._ ,,i -ii '01:11,:'"., .i wow.
This home (s perpxt, located on one of the best streets in John Soddy.
Finished top to bottom, professionally decorated. 4 washrooms, custom
landscaped, huge family room, central air, upgrades galore! For a
priva*viewingCa,! COUC--%Y1-OR, 831-3300.
i,;;E'UN1INd JOHN BODDY HOME
j " i! j CMAC, formal living & dining
{ I ' ;tlrith fireplace tills home is
don't 'miss 1.30all DOL11%40%
WANTED!
1 HAVE BUYERS FOR
1) A JOHN BODDY HOME IN PICKERING
2) A BUNGALOW IN SOUTH PICKERING
JUST LISTED!!
A stunning home in Fox Hollow,
premium lot, hardwood floors,
upgraded broadloom, 2 kitchens,
finished top to bottom, $227,900.
Call DOUG TAYLOR, 831-3300.
(� CALL TODp
•Selee Revr...nM+w ~ Aaeoe.
FINDERS ... KEEPERS! This one is an absolute GEM' Located it
Ajax's desirable Hermitage area. Its many features t.'
bdrms., master w/4 -pc, en suite, fireplace, and spacious fin,sred
basement. WON'T LAST' Calf MARY ROY for d
E_ —3300.
PERFECT FOR YOUR GROWING FAIAILY' Nestled in a prestigious South
Ajax neighbourhood. Mac floor laundry, bright sunny kitchen, family rm.
wrfireplace, large yard. Close to lake, parks 6 schools. A definite move in
the right direction! _ 1, 7 - v )v A 331.3300;
A TRUE CHARMER:
EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS ONE SAYS "WELCOME HSI" Beautifully
finished surwoom with ceramic floor & wathout to, deck 30 R t 161 R.
toil, s44K cant. sir, Dent vac, new gas ftwom vske for your
e10n8ftall MARY ROY for further do
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1111;`:'111! I ".LEISURE LIVNIIu'+18w, POPULAR,' I D BUILDING, in theto
all amentlies,'' . 1 two bativoomIMing, and recTO
SELL!Call M *View at 831-3300.
•lM10111:1112V21M IVAII:
JAAN KRU LL*
831-3300
LIKE BRAND NEW
Rare bung.. Whitby tocatien, quality 26 construction, 5 ming to 401
& GO. upgraded white kit., A appts- like new, lam. rm. This home shows
like brand new.JAAN KRULL, B3:-3300.
r
'GREAT STARTER2
Demand NE Oshawa, spacious 3 bedroom home, huge pie -shaped lot, !
court location, built-in appliances, great tamely neighbourAood, close to
A amenities- Cit:: today: JAAM "ULL, a:3 1.3300.
"DEMAND GLENDALE" �; aIN"
•
App=hg* 2,400 sq. R.1��;},'�' E i •j' lifstted
basement -blain fir. family roalAil►�1`
kfthen • Call ,+XAAN to view,
11TRI ML FEL LUXU Ii
, I, '44y00
,
+ �:9 1 diel • 2 bedrooms
T lr t F, i
astern exposure
1, ��i{ r ltl , ;tib i 1
ces & locker •
�F out';' Ittis. '�r your
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R VM® FIRST- CALL -
REALTY LTD. (905) 831 3300
'� r INDEPENDENTLY OWNED A OPERATED REALTOR
1885 GLENANNA RD., PICKERING (905) 686. 3330
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PAGE 4411111 NEWS ADVERTISER, R, WED., NOVEMBER 6,19%
PHIL
LEVY
Re/Max Quality One Ltd. is
pleased to announce that
Phil Levy has joined our
team of professionals.
Phil's involvement in the
JIM
TRACEY
Re/Max Quality One Ltd.
is pleased to welcome Jim
Tracey to our team. Jim
has been involved in local
real estate for some time
VVrrr Ury Ilx i� "c; I and is committed to
documented and his years of experience in real providing quality service that would make you
estate will be an asset to you as his client. pleased to recommend him. Please feel free to
Phil can be reached at 683-2992. call Jim at 683-1861.
Re/Max Quality One Ltd. is
pleased to welcome Doug
Grant back to Re/Max.
Doug has a long list of
satisfied clients that know
he will do what he says.
His experience & dedication will be a service
you would expect from Re/Max. Please feel free
to contact Doug at 683-2992.
SRAMY
WEEKS
Re/Max Quality One Lid.
is pleased to announce
Brandy Weeks to our
company. Brandy's
experience with new
home sales will
be a real asset to our company & her approach
to helping clients will make you feel very
comfortable. Please call Brandy at 683-2992.
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t y_inding a home is a trying experience, whether you're buying your first or fifth home. And it's especially hard if you're looking for something
I s' different or unusual ---a starter with character, for instance. That takes something extra.
It takes vision—to see beyond the hard work and effort It takes dedication -to sift through all the details aril small work
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— THIS WEEK _�� 4 a=���i
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SKATE ON YOUR OWN POND"
�40C spring -led pone 3 bedroom
rine has beer, totally upaateC - 2 new
Jacuzzi. country ka ^er, etc To
. rw Mrs 1.600 - sq t Dungalow or. a
;,,geous property .n UxDndge please
NANOv _a Nancy Gardner ;Pounder) at 831•
GARDNEP-' JO
SHAACULATE BRICK
BUNGALOW
Separate side entrance to totally
finished basement wit kitchen
Double detached garage
Fabulous proper. new wlndcw5
newer furnace Car C:a .a = ..
DIANA PLITZ' for more details 619-95'1,_-
Affordable
t5-95'1r_
Affordable and no maintenance
tees! This detached Ajax bungalow
is updated and sparkling clean!
Big bright eat -in kitchen!
Hardwood floors! Nice treed and
fenced yard' Huge deck! Gas
BEY HUTCHISON• heat. Call Bev Hutchison for
appointment to view. 619-9500.
HUGE PARK LIKE BACK YARD
This is it! Safe court location in
area of fine tames. FRAM built 3
bdrm., master en suite, main fir.
fam. rm., finished basement with
bar, oversized garage & sprinkler
system on this monster lot.
PATRICIA DONT DELAY! Call Patricia
SWPSON' Simpson', 619.9500.
act
^•A BEAJTYJBJNGALOW" COSY CONDO!
1rw!y c ca,e. wth LDvely 2 bedroom condo in
..grades y Features Include open popular south Ajax' Boasting 2 fullMDdrcept k; 8 by rim., 3 tam sued aths. laundry en suite, mslr. walk-
rms. Gas !p . 50 oz broadloom n'
High efficiency tumace CAC 9 bsmt n closet, balcony. 1p CAC. 5
•-;i rig Palad an windows, .; appliances & more' All thistifIS
)tessionally ;anda
sped. For your walk;ng distance to the beauul
ANGELO va'e view r, call Angelo Puca' CHANTEL are frcnl' Cau Chantal today at
PUCCP today. 5'9-910C CORCORAN— 619-950C
ANNOUNCEMENT... ANNOUNCE'.FZ'lT..,
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GROUP I®
Wayne Einhorn
&
Rosiland Menary
are
pleased to announce
that
John Crawford
has
joined their firm. John, a
ten year veteran of
the
real estate industry
has
helped hundreds
of
families realize their
real
estate dreams. To
join
John's list of satisfied
customers, please
call
him at 831-9500.
GROUP I®
Rosiland Menary &
Wayne Einhorn are
pleased to welcome
David McIntyre to the
firm. David brings seven
years experience and a
long list of satisfied
customers to the Sutton
Group team. If you would
like to have David
McIntyre "earn the
privilege of serving you",
call him at 619-9500.
00NEwFOAD4PIC5(Aff��
ULTIMATE EXECUTIVE
ELEGANCE!
Just listed! $28:' DOC Taal y upgraded home to
exclusive mat -re area of fine homes. Marble,
ceramics & tar�wood galore! 3 gas fireplaces!
Jacuzz l EncrTous dream k;tchen!
Oben concept family room
w 'h walkout to Flonda room
Eery extra Imaginable' So
exquisite It will knock your
socks off! Call Cathy McGill
today for details & your
private viewing. 905-619-
Y a hcnnc <i. li 9500.
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4 BEDROOMS - $145,800
This country charmer sits on a
50x150' lot. Features include a
double detached garage with
solarium. The basement Is
finished with a fireplace Main
floor has a large master with 4 -pc
ANN LETOURNEAU' bath! For more Information call
Am Letoumeau at 905-831-9500
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$1X7 11111011111my .
WATGAUffAXWLITtES
Enjoy the comforts of this well
maintained 2 bdrm. condo with 5
appliances. Neutral colors 8 mint
condition. Well kept building with pod,
tennis, underground panting iS much
more. Asking $99,900. Fabulous buy'
DOREEN Please call Doreen Thompson, 905-
THOMPSON• 831.9500.
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GREAT START $92,900
3 bedroom, 1 4 -pc., 1 2 -
pc., large balcony, parquet
floors, new broadloom,
eat -in kitchen. John
JOHN CRAWFORD• Crawford`, 831-9500.
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.Housing
The recovery in new construction under
way since the second half of 1995 contin-
ued during the third quarter of this year.
according to the latest figures issued by
Canada Mortgage and Housing Cor-
poration (CMHC).
National housing starts rose 3.2
per cent to a seasonally adjusted
annual rate (SAAR) of 128,600 units
I'roin a second quarter rate of -
i24.600 units.
"The new housing market is main-
taining a positive, though moderate
momenturn," according to G111cs
11'roulx, Chief Economist with
CMI -IC's Market Analysis Centre.
"I'hc resale market is stable, at high
levels, and consumers continue to
show restraint, but there are new
lows on mortgage rates and great
affordability. "phis should be suf'ti-
vient to keep construction trends up,"
he added.
The third quarter construction
improvement was concentrated in
M
multiple units, which rose to 49,40
1)
THE NEWS ADNERMER, WED., NOVEW SM 6, "WPAGE S
starts cto climb
with the second quarter, activity gained
further strength in Saskatchewan to 3,200
units (SAAR) and in Alberta to 16,500
units (SAAR). Building activity fell in
Manitoba to 1,900 units (SAAR).
In the Atlantic region, housinLr starts
also N`
f'cll, to 8,700 units (SAAR). cw
construction rose to Newfoundland to,
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from 45,200 (SAAR) in the second
quarter. Construction ol' single
detached units was mostly iuAl 7 im 1 '08
unchanged at 79,2(x) units, compared
to 79,4(x) (SAAR) during the prcvi-
ous quarter. Highcr activity took
place in British Columbia and to a
,,maller extent in Ontario and the
Prairie provinces during the third
quarter.
Ontario housing starts increased to
44,300 (SAAR) units from 41.700
Inc preceding quarter. Both single- a,Orrplaer
detached and multiple -unit construc j ^ "t'trhath
tion gained. The continued advance tl urR luto xn,,;
J; 6 J44 JO tp
of construction depends on an active ASK PORIN elsr2
tcsalc market. low inventories and
I icing employ stent.
In British Columbia, construction
..tarts increased to 32, 100 units
(SAAR) from 28,(XX) in the second
quarter, providing clearer signs that
construction is increasing in the
province. The advance is concentrat-
ed almost exclusively in multiples.
Quebec housing starts fell to
21,900 unit, (SAAR) from 23,900. UPDATED
Construction is still higher than last Ptckeringbut ks,III
_,car, but the moderate pace reflects 24 HOUR I.\'fO ONE t
employment trends and economic 4/n14l,h?n
edtse
conditions in the province. ASK PORIp
In the Prairie region, construction
lose 21,600 units (SAAR) from to
21,300. The region continues to r
cnjoy a strong economic expansion,
with positive consequences for both r
tcsalc and new homes. Compared
Home for Sale to
Highest Bidder*
1945 DtiNt w Roo Unit 1, ' " tiring
Super end wvt totttR hwie in ideal Pickering
location • Spacious living room with gas fireplace,
oak parquet floor and walkout to private fenced
yard to Separate dinirg room • Main floor laundry to
Bright eat -in kitchen • Air conditioned to High
efficiency gas fumaee • Windows recently replaced
• You must see this exceptional townhome to
appreciate the convenience and comfort it offers to
Open for Inop•ction - between 1:00 and 5:00
p.m. on Saturday, November 9th and Sunday,
November 10th. *On Sunday evening, all bids will
be reviewed and the highest one accepted, it it
exceeds reserve bid of:
$1189500
For additional information call:
Select /Plan Real Estate Inc. Realtor®
Fraser Beach, FRI CRS, Broker
LUXURY AT ITS BEST
Trrdel building. l bedroom
tcith all the lu.c including
hnwlitig alleo'
Ah-Cotreal/401 arra.. Raul
Casino". 416-502-1238.
AJA.V EXECUTIVE
AWAITS YOU
4 hednn,nt. sep. litlldin.. .rep.
Huhn floor Jen. Burks to
greenbelt. Huge greenhouse
kitchen. This is ir'
Lois Thompson *,905-837-1054.
1.\'('RE'D1B1.E 1'ALt E'
* Detached hat Asplo
* Hardwood Iloor.t
• 50 loot lot
•
Separate side entrance
' Quirt south Pu'krrrn locoman
' Spatlo"% monis
• Call Ron Arirue•, 837-10.54.
nrtom trrt • inu Cmm� Hurn
told • llanrr rramlrrr l
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414.1Yr 4h ,n
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1.800 units (SAAR) but fell in Nova Sco-
tia to 3.710 (SAAR), in New Brunswick tit
2.800 (SAAR) and in Prince Edward
l,land it) 100 units (SAAR).
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%SKE1) 'S146,900: GO'llS1�'_.�IN): f _ sur ,,.... ,..:.r, r,": r.
B.n Ridges. Pit:kcnng has hrcr �c.tuwuily finished from top to bottom,
Aoth walkout from the master bedroom. Sold by Ron Areue. Mtncom
New Choice Realty Inc.
C®MPUTURIZZ ID
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MINCOM
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6 dut.c Ji,r 97Re7i q% Finished top ru houoni! Big kilchen! Basement
ii"s
kurg' Sated $1,926Interest finished. Close to schools
rates at a 30 rr, tow• - Mote - lntniacaraQ rt, houseAcessTrude up todue! fn,m aru�r m hoirar. Onit 6
� &stores.
true Hurn'colt lois Thormpson• abort rmy *Pe►'tun Ding*, 8371054.
_Lick solution., 905-x-17-1054. Peyton Ding*, 837-1054. DI
�s
THIS IRIVE.SPARALEN'
Freeh, Id end isms
Rea unl ul han/w ood f h v r rs
* 4.pc en suite
' flonrh moni & lireplare
' Fonshe•d At etnew
' Call RonArgue", 837-1054.
3,0(X) sqft Trith• mane S$ sloent on Lots of trp,i!rades,
hasement finished otah bur. Huge kitchen & fumih•
room.
F.mily Tan**, 837-1054.
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Solt
in
6 dut.c Ji,r 97Re7i q% Finished top ru houoni! Big kilchen! Basement
ii"s
kurg' Sated $1,926Interest finished. Close to schools
rates at a 30 rr, tow• - Mote - lntniacaraQ rt, houseAcessTrude up todue! fn,m aru�r m hoirar. Onit 6
� &stores.
true Hurn'colt lois Thormpson• abort rmy *Pe►'tun Ding*, 8371054.
_Lick solution., 905-x-17-1054. Peyton Ding*, 837-1054. DI
�s
THIS IRIVE.SPARALEN'
Freeh, Id end isms
Rea unl ul han/w ood f h v r rs
* 4.pc en suite
' flonrh moni & lireplare
' Fonshe•d At etnew
' Call RonArgue", 837-1054.
3,0(X) sqft Trith• mane S$ sloent on Lots of trp,i!rades,
hasement finished otah bur. Huge kitchen & fumih•
room.
F.mily Tan**, 837-1054.
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LOADED WITH ALL THE TOYS
w LUXURY ONLY $175,500 �'-
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fill,� , odes. al ne Christmas' Spacious .•
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car garage total _ `' ' ^ w"oo"s h9h eftenq
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more 5565 gOC perfection .�`�
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• • Custom-built home with This sunning 4 bath
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x = t upgraded home � home, approx. 2.700
• backs on to park 'tr sq. ft. ' 2 roman tubs -
central air, centr open staircase to
basement, d�ect •
- • fl ` vac. alarm system, _" ` .
bedrooms., -- access to 2 ca
washrooms. Lopt 4 garage. North
on quiet street, N „�, Hermitage location.
Hermitage. Only $224,500.
GROWING FAMILY? Y RENT.
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5 this fabulous totally,
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brdlm., windows, floori, very Large bedrooms with etc. 3 bdrm;°
master en suite ry
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- Hollywood style earn kit rm., huge breakfast rm.
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