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An Ajax squash player has
been named top female athlete at
the University of Western Ontario
in London this year. Lori Cole-
man, 21, was presented the
F.W.P. Jones Trophy and the Pur-
ple Blanket Award during the uni-
versity's recent annual athletic
awards banquet- Incredibly, Cole-
man has never been defeated in
university squash play. She's cur-
rently ranked number three in
women's squash in Canada.
Details on Page A26.
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By LINDA WHITE
Staff Reporter
PICKERING - As Julie Ann Stanton's parents held
bands behind a framed photo of their smiling daughter
with Santa Claus, they vowed to give her a "decent buri-
al."
The couple is confident they'll find the body of their
daughter who's presumed dead "if we look long and hard
enough. She's out there. We have to find her," Julie's
mother Pat said at a Durham Regional Police press confer-
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Down to earth
The environment was recently the focus of a full day's activities
at Roland Michener Public School in Ajax. Music, drama, and art
were among the activites students took part in. Here, Haseba
Yusuf, left, and Kim Underwood make tissue flowers to add to a
mural. photo by Celia Bronkthorst
John and Pat Stanton, the parents of missing teen
Julie Ann, want to give their daughter a "decent
burial." photo by Ron Pietroniro
Inquest wraps up
into 5
1deaths
at home for kids
`Out of something horrific,
something good has come'
By KEITH GILLIGAN icaps, but only 15 deaths were
Staff Reporter
examined at the inquest.
AJAX - It's "hard to say-
Five of the 15 deaths
..i • .V O G
occurred in September, 1989,
im MIN
when pneumonia spread
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and social services ministry is
giving care to keep them com-
reducing the number of institu-
John and Pat Stanton, the parents of missing teen
Julie Ann, want to give their daughter a "decent
burial." photo by Ron Pietroniro
Inquest wraps up
into 5
1deaths
at home for kids
`Out of something horrific,
something good has come'
By KEITH GILLIGAN icaps, but only 15 deaths were
Staff Reporter
examined at the inquest.
AJAX - It's "hard to say-
Five of the 15 deaths
who's to blame for the deaths
occurred in September, 1989,
of 15 youngsters at Christo-
when pneumonia spread
pher Robin Home for Chil-
through the home.
dren, says the father of a for-
Christopher Robin closed
mer patient at the facility.
last year, but not because of
"I blame whoever came up
the deaths. The community
with the philosophy of only
and social services ministry is
giving care to keep them com-
reducing the number of institu-
fortable," says Ralph Harrison,
tions for people with special
A coroner's inquest into the
needs. (The home cared for
deaths wrapped up Thursday,
children with severe develop -
almost a year after it began.
mental and physical disabili-
The inquest jury came up
times.)
with 35 recommendations,
The inquest heard of cases
,covering medical care, the role
of children being given mor -
of doctors, nurses, parents,
phine to relieve pain; in some
facility administrators and
cases, they got dosages that
board of directors, the provin-
exceeded recommended levels.
tial ministry of community
In making its recommenda-
and social services and the
tions, the jury said. "Standards
Children's Aid Society.
�of medical care must be
Between 1986 and 1990,31
adhered to consistently for all
children died at the home for
youngsters with multiple hand-
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ence Monday.
Julie was 14 when she was last
seen Easter Monday, April 16,
1990, near her home on Maury
Cres. in Pickering. Peter John
Stark, 46, of Stoney Creek, near
Hamilton, was charged with her
first-degree murder two months
ago. He's pleaded not guilty and
will appear in court for a prelimi-
nary trial in AugusL
The past two years have been
"just hell," says Mrs. Stanton,
who's now
looking for
volunteers to.
help in
coming
searches.
-There are
no words to
describe it."
She says
"there's no
hope" Julie
will be
found alive
and admits
expecting
the worst
"the night
my daughter
0dn't come
ome. I
knew some-
thing was
terribly
wrong ... My
main con-
cern is that
she needs to
be put to
rest."
Her hus-
band John is
"optimistic" their daughter's
remains will be found this sum-
mer because the searches will fol-
low "a much more professional
:approach- than searches shortly
after Julie watt missing.
Det mve Herb Cugwain says a
of 040U" will be brought
in when the searches resume May
23. Although that tam hasn't yet
!been established. he's —am talk-
! ing with" the ministry of natural
resources, universities and private
groups.
Searches will begin in Port
Perry, where "there may have
been sightings (of Julie)," accord-
ing to Mr. Stanton. Some of the
areas they'll be scouring have
already been searched, while oth-
ers haven't yet been examined.
The Stantons will once again
double up their efforts with EliTa-
beth Bain's family. The Scarbor-
ough woman's boyfriend Rob
Baltovich was found guilty of her
first-degree murder, though her
body hasn't yet been found.
Det. Curwain says the searches
.will encompass quite a broad
area" and police "aren't concen-
trating just on Port Perry." Areas
to be searched will be determined
on a "week-
r�
Peter John Stark is charged
with Jube Stanton's murder
0
end -to -week-
end basis,"
he adds.
Police
promise to
"render as
much assis-
tance as we
can" though
uniformed
officers
won't be
assisting on
searches. An
officer will
be on hand
"in case evi-
dence is
found," Det.
C u r w a i n
says.
Though
four detec-
tives remain
on the case
full-time, the
S cantons are
depending
on volun-
teers to find
their daughter's body.
"We would appreciate any help
from the public to fund our Julie,"
says Mrs. Stanton.
Volunteers are asked to meet
Saturday. May 23 at 9 a.m. at the
Port Perry police station, Suncoe
Street north of the Seventh Con-
cessioNRegional Road No. 8.
They're advised to wear rubber
boots or work boots with a sturdy
sole, jeans, a long-sleeved shirt
and a wind -breaker that could be
shed and easily carried. Anyone
with hip -waders is asked to take
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children regardless of their abili-
ties."
The four -member jury also
said.
•
No child should be discrimi-
nated against based on disability
regarding medical treatment."
• Doctors and health-care
providers should be educated on
the appropriate uses and doses of
morphine, including the dangers
for children with complex medical
needs.
• Parents "must be given the
supports necessary for keeping
their children within the family
home and family environment."
• And, parents should be sup-
ported "in the key decision-mak-
ing rok."
The jury wants the chief coro-
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last week.
Kwong Tsang, 34, found he
had the winning ticket for the
Feb. 22 Louario jackpot Prize. He
had accumulated tickets pur-
chased in February, March and
April.
The self-employed artist plans
to bank the windfall and possibly,
buy a car in the near future.
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this to happen," he says.
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of Christopher Robin children
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trades
By KEITH GH"GAN
Staff Reporter
AJAX - The provincial govern-
ment should "wake up" and
approve the site selected by
Durham region for a new water
plant, representatives of construc-
tion unions say.
Construction of the plant alone
will create hundreds of jobs. Count-
less other jobs will result because
it's widely believed the facility is
needed to avert a development
freeze in much of the area.
"Ibis is a possibility to advance
us out of the recession and the peo-
ple who can advance the process
are sitting on their hands," Robert
Hill, the business manager of Local
4894 of the International Brother-
hood of Electrical Workers, said
during a press conference Thursday.
According to information sup-
plied by Durham region to the
unions, construction of the plant
will create 360 man years of direct
employment
That figure doesn't take into
account spin-off jobs that could be
created by building the facility.
Brian Christie, business manager
of Local 463 of the plumbers and
pipe -fitters union, noted, "The
unemployment rate in the trades
(including plumbers, electricians,
carpenters, welders, bricklayers and
steam fitters) is 50 to 90 per cent,
depending on the trade."
Mr. Hill estimated there are
between 5,000 and 6,000 construc-
tion trade workers living in
.Durham.
Mr. Christie reported some trade
union representatives met with
regional chairman Gary Herrema
recently about the situation and Mr.
Herrema told the unions to make
their feelings public.
The provincial ministry of the
environment is reviewing an Envi-
ronmental Study Report (ESR) filed
by Durham region and requests
from groups and individuals to
`bump -up' the environmental
assessment process used to select
the site.
The region wants to build the
water plant on the Ajax lakefront,
next to an existing facility. It would
cost approximately $61 million and
take about two years to construct.
The plant, which would supply
36 million gallons a day, is required
to serve existing and future water
needs in Ajax and Pickering, which
are currently serviced by the Ajax
facility and similar plants in Whitby
and Oshawa.
The existing plant will reach
capacity in 1994 and the region has
said development would be halted
until water supply is increased.
The region selected the site
using the Class Environmental
Assessment process.
The Ajax Save the Waterfront
Committee (ASWC) wants an Indi-
vidual EA process, which is more
stringent and would take at least
two years to complete.
Environment minister Ruth
Grier will ultimately decide which
assessment is used.
Dave McGregor, head of the
Detailed 'vision' of new Pickering unveiled
XX
DICKERING - A document outlining a "vision'
of a prosperous, environmentally -friendly, cultural-
ly -active community will be circulated to Pickering
residents this week.
The 27 -page report, intended as a blueprint for
the kind of town Pickering should be, will be given
to community groups and will be available at town
Iibrariea.
Caked The Pickering Strategic Plan, the report
outlines objectives and strategies for land use, Ioban
design, housing, the natural environment, the town's
central area, transportation, economic development,
parks and recreation, culture, energy and waste
management, infrastructure, administration and
nance.
The town intends to`use the plan as a guide for
making decisions in future years.
Residents are encouraged to submit written corn
ments about the report to the town so a revised plan
..can be circulated. A preferred community plan will
;eventually be adopted by council. It's expected each
mew council, early in its term of office. will be given
'the plan for consideration, review and updating.
The strategic plan was created after mayor
Wayne Arthurs invited community -minded resi-
dents to a workshop last spring.
ASWC, says, "Sure we're con-
cerned. We don't want the town of
Ajax to suffer. But there's a process
to follow and the region should fol-
low that process.
"Our stance has never been anti -
development or anti -jobs," Mr.
McGregor says. "We want to guar-
antee to the public that a full and
proper site -selection process was
followed."
Linda Pim, a policy assistant to
Mrs. Ruth Grier, says the minister
is reviewing the matter.
"I would expect some announce-
ment within, it's hard to say, a short
time, two or three weeks," says Ms.
Am. "I'm not sure of the nature of
the decision."
The environment ministry has
been reviewing the ESR and bump -
up requests since July, 1991.
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Editorial,4 4 a.
It's time for
Earth Century
Faith Day is the spring cleaning of environmentalism.
For 364 days we pile up work to do -- sweep our messes under the car-
pet, let the dust of neglect pile up on the furniture -- and then on that spe-
cial day we bustle around cleaning up (pulling the garbage out of the
local creek) and slapping paint over the bare spots (planting a few trees).
Then, just as after spring cleaning, we sit back and congratulate our-
selves for our good work
No, we're not criticizing the people who plan to devote hours of their
time this week to picking up garbage, or those who got out their shovels
and lovingly planted a tree.
But how did that garbage get into the creek in the fust place? Why is
there a shortage of trees? Why are our air and water polluted?
Because for 364 days of the year we don't care enough. For 364 days
of the year we casually toss away our litter, or leave it lying there where
someone else has dropped it. For 364 days of the year there isn't enough
interest in the environment to get people out to plant trees. For 364 days a
year we cant' on as we always have -- completely ignoring the harm we
do to our environment.
But there are encouraging signs.
Farah Day has become Earth Week -- a trend we can only applaud,
with hope that we will end up with Earth Century, which may give us
enough time to repair the damage we have done.
Children are coming home from school and telling their parents what
they are doing wrong – our school boards and teachers have grasped the
importance of teaching better ways than our own to our future citizens.
And 'green' sells. Advertising, no matter how it is criticized, is a strong
indication of the prevailing mood of the people. If we are to believe the
indications of what we read and see in the media, the mood is increasing-
ly green.
All good signs; all reasons to celebrate Earth Day with enthusiasm.
But there is still the matter of the garbage in the creek.
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Residents aged to get involvPtl
Taxpayers coalition takes aim at school board
To the editor,
First of all, I would like to
thank all those 1,800 residents of
Ajax who supported the taxpay-
ers coalition by signing our peti-
tion, in our efforts to secure a
zero per cent property tax
increase for 1992 from the Town
of Ajax.
We did make a presentation to
town council in both the after-
noon and the evening of April 8,
during the public meetings. We
presented the petition of 1,800
names to council in the evening
of April 8.
Mayor Witty and the council
members held their budget dis-
cussions on Saturday, April I1,
The News Advertiser wel-
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matters and anything else of
interest to our readers. We
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commencing at 9 a.m. and going
until about 9:30 p.m. I was in
attendance for most of the discus-
sions, however we were not per-
mitted to have any input.
The final outcome, although it
has not been formally approved
by council, and won't be until
April 21, was an increase of 1.8
per cent on our property taxes
from the town. (Budget details
from last night's meeting were not
available at press time.)
Now we must focus our efforts
on the school boards and the
Region in an effort to get their
PUD
increases down to the zero per
cent level. I would urge every tax-
payer in the Town of Ajax to call
your local school board trustee
and your local regional councillor
and express your views on their
Lax increases for 1992.
Their numbers are as follows:
Regional Councillors — Roger
Anderson - Wards 1/2 - 683-1864;
Susan Dulney - Wards 3/4/5 -
619-1284.
Public School Trustees —
Duncan Read - Ward 1 - 686-
4316; Colleen Jordan - Wards 2/3
- 427-5084; Cynthia Dudley -
Wards 4/5 - 683-5487.
Separate School Trustees
'Judy Feeney - 683-0550; Janice
Oldman - 683-9169; Gerry Noo-
nan - 683-0329.
As far as the 1.8 per cent
increase from the Town of Ajax is
concerned, I am disappointed they
did not come in with a zero per
cent increase as our petition clear-
ly indicated the townspeople
wanted. However, I can say that
after attending the budget meet-
ings all day Saturday, I do believe
council did a good job in getting
the budget down to the 1.8 per
cent increase level. I don't think it
would have been impossible to
come in with a zero per cent
increase, but council members,
however right or wrong, did no*
want to sacrifice town services.
I think, as a coalition, we have
done a reasonable job so far this
year, and for those who would
like to join or get more informa-
tion about the Ontario Taxpayers
Coalition, you can reach us at
683-6184.
Bud York,
President, Ajax Chapter,
Ontario Taxpayers Coalition
by Steve Nease
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Stations of the Cross
`I Service clubs needed to aid
programs in community
Michael Ragone portrayed Jesus and Rosemary Basa
played the part of Mary when the Grade 7 and 8 students
at St. Bernadette's School in Ajax staged Stations of the
Cross at St. Bernadette's Church on the Easter weekend.
Playing soldiers were Petar Cerovich, left, and Joshua
Westlake. photo by Andrew Iwanowski
split-up families may get
centre for supervised visits
DURHAM - This region may be one of 13 areas that wiU get centras for
supervised visits between kids from broken homes and their Parents.
Diane Garvin, dira:tor of Children's Services Council -Durham, is keeping
her fingers crossed that Durham will be picked_
Ontario Attorney General Howard Hampton announced Wednesday that
$2 million is being made available for supervised access in the province.
Thousands of children who now must meet their parents in public places
like restaurants could be helped by the program, Mr. llampton said.
He's expected to identify which areas have been cho,,n within too Aeek;.
Durham's proposal to the Attorney General's ministry w1cd for Sl)(),-, n
Aleach year of a two-year contract, says Ms Garvin.
The Durham plant calls for three
separate services. One is slated for
Pickering and would also serve H&R Block
Ajax. The three would run out of
existing facilities, says %'s Garvin. kee
' '
The need for such centres exists
in Durham, she contends. Job losses
in Durham will cause the divorce wit'
and separation rate to rise further,
she believes. � changes,
In justifying the province invest
some of the available money here,
Ms Garvin points out "Durham is
the second fastest growing region in
Ontario", with our population
expected to increase by 14 per cent
between 1991 and '96, compared to
the six per cent projected for the
Ovine as a whole.
Ms Garvin says supervised We now the income
access centres offer separated fami-
lies "a safe and neutral setting where tax laws and the
regular visits or exchanges of the
child take place". forms inside and out.
She notes that, for 10 years, That's our business.
"scorn of mhes have documented
the psychological impact of divorce
on children and have shown that BWv�
these chiidren may experience aca-Cinld]'S Tax Team.
demic, behavioral, social and emo-
tio1w problems"' Standing UP for Your
Ms Garvin says research has OSHAWA
identified some protective factors K-Wrt Plaza 436-7189
that lead to the children's successful 15 Bond SL E 729-ZZt7
talo Vhft Plaza 433.2195
�oustrnent to their parents' divorce. 1240 SIm - SL N. 436'9992
A harmonious relationship WHITBY
between separated partners and 125 Brook 5t S. 6684M
between the chikirert and their par -AJAX
Bash SL w M1395
ents is one of the most important HarwooU lr a WN 427.1960
factors," says Ms Garvin. Ops"94 Nift��
ApmpW
Studies indicate that the "mainte- Mnk$*Mmmsm �..+....
nance of regular and sufficient EATON'S "—::o..0
activities by both parents with their
children is a basic pre -requisite to
fevww edjaelmatt ptobietW.
FVIM-+-
PICKERING - A number of
community programs will depend
on the aid of service clubs this year
following council's decision to hold
taxes at the 1991 level.
Some of those programs were
outlined recently when service club
representatives met with town staff.
The meetings of the newly -formed
"service club advisory committee"
are to be held several times a year,
chaired by director of community
services and facilities Tom Quinn.
The committee will work to keep
clubs updated on community needs
and to increase club publicity.
Clubs are being invited to assist
with any of the programs below.
J Frenchman's Bay Festival -
A family festival is planned for Sun-
day, June 14 at various sites sur-
rounding Frenchman's Bay. It's
hoped at least 564,000 will be raised
to buy land on the east side of the
bay currently slated for townhome
development. The festival will
include entertainment, raffles, a trea-
sure hunt and more. Service clubs
that can help organize and operate
events are asked to call councillor
Eileen Higdon at 4204605.
J Music & Folk Art Festival -
Pickering Museum Village will host
the town's first "Grassroots" music
and folk art festival Sunday, Aug. 9.
The full day of entertainment will
celebrate the country's heritage
through performances of Canadian
musicians and folk -art displays and
demorts-trations. Clubs are needed to
sponsor artists and groups or to help
during the event- Call Lynn Winter -
stein at 683-8401 or 420.4620.
:J Seniors' snow removal -
Clubs art being asked to sign up for
next winter's seniors' snow -removal
program. This past winter, 77
seniors were on a waiting list to
have their snow cleared as the town
struggled to meet demands; service
clubs came to the rescue. "It's some-
thing the municipality cannot han-
dle. It's far beyond our means in
terms of budget and manpower,"
noted Mr. Quinn. "We don't want to
be in the situation where we have to
drop the program." Call the depart-
ment of community services and
facilities at 420-4621.
J Pickering Baseball Associa-
tion - The PBA needs help in rais-
ing funds for a building to house
change rooms and a snack bar at
Brock Ridge Park. The association
won't be able to raise the required
$100,000 on its own, said Mr.
Quinn. Call 420-462 1.
:1 Seniors' Lawn Bowling -
The South Pickering Seniors' Club
has raised $38,000 for a lawn -bowl-
ing facility at the East Shore Com-
munity Centre and could use help as
it works toward the goal of
5200,000. Call Dave Waldriff at
420-6588.
Junior Skating Program -
Donations are needed so the town
can buy "skate aids" for beginning
skaters. The aids resemble "walk-
ers" and give children something to
hang onto as they move across the
ice. The town has no budget to pur-
chase any and needs about 20 of
them at a total cost of S 1,000.
:1 Fitness equipment - There's
a "fitness equipment crisis" at the
recreation complex, said Mr. Quinn.
"Equipment is being wom out liter-
ally as we speak." The town budgets
about S15,000 for equipment annu-
ally, but that's not enough as only
top-of-the-line equipment is worth
buying because cheaper products
wear out faster. Staff plan car wash-
es and socials to raise funds but
could use help. Call 420-3621.
O Therapeutic pool - As report-
ed in the News Advertiser April 18,
resident Monica Cook has offered
the town an estimated $1 million to
build a therapeutic pool for the
handicapped. But the town can't
afford annual operating costs for the
pool and needs service clubs to help
with funding. Call 420-4621.
Sunday, April 26
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Admission $2.
Vendors
wekomel
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Information
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Stations of the Cross
`I Service clubs needed to aid
programs in community
Michael Ragone portrayed Jesus and Rosemary Basa
played the part of Mary when the Grade 7 and 8 students
at St. Bernadette's School in Ajax staged Stations of the
Cross at St. Bernadette's Church on the Easter weekend.
Playing soldiers were Petar Cerovich, left, and Joshua
Westlake. photo by Andrew Iwanowski
split-up families may get
centre for supervised visits
DURHAM - This region may be one of 13 areas that wiU get centras for
supervised visits between kids from broken homes and their Parents.
Diane Garvin, dira:tor of Children's Services Council -Durham, is keeping
her fingers crossed that Durham will be picked_
Ontario Attorney General Howard Hampton announced Wednesday that
$2 million is being made available for supervised access in the province.
Thousands of children who now must meet their parents in public places
like restaurants could be helped by the program, Mr. llampton said.
He's expected to identify which areas have been cho,,n within too Aeek;.
Durham's proposal to the Attorney General's ministry w1cd for Sl)(),-, n
Aleach year of a two-year contract, says Ms Garvin.
The Durham plant calls for three
separate services. One is slated for
Pickering and would also serve H&R Block
Ajax. The three would run out of
existing facilities, says %'s Garvin. kee
' '
The need for such centres exists
in Durham, she contends. Job losses
in Durham will cause the divorce wit'
and separation rate to rise further,
she believes. � changes,
In justifying the province invest
some of the available money here,
Ms Garvin points out "Durham is
the second fastest growing region in
Ontario", with our population
expected to increase by 14 per cent
between 1991 and '96, compared to
the six per cent projected for the
Ovine as a whole.
Ms Garvin says supervised We now the income
access centres offer separated fami-
lies "a safe and neutral setting where tax laws and the
regular visits or exchanges of the
child take place". forms inside and out.
She notes that, for 10 years, That's our business.
"scorn of mhes have documented
the psychological impact of divorce
on children and have shown that BWv�
these chiidren may experience aca-Cinld]'S Tax Team.
demic, behavioral, social and emo-
tio1w problems"' Standing UP for Your
Ms Garvin says research has OSHAWA
identified some protective factors K-Wrt Plaza 436-7189
that lead to the children's successful 15 Bond SL E 729-ZZt7
talo Vhft Plaza 433.2195
�oustrnent to their parents' divorce. 1240 SIm - SL N. 436'9992
A harmonious relationship WHITBY
between separated partners and 125 Brook 5t S. 6684M
between the chikirert and their par -AJAX
Bash SL w M1395
ents is one of the most important HarwooU lr a WN 427.1960
factors," says Ms Garvin. Ops"94 Nift��
ApmpW
Studies indicate that the "mainte- Mnk$*Mmmsm �..+....
nance of regular and sufficient EATON'S "—::o..0
activities by both parents with their
children is a basic pre -requisite to
fevww edjaelmatt ptobietW.
FVIM-+-
PICKERING - A number of
community programs will depend
on the aid of service clubs this year
following council's decision to hold
taxes at the 1991 level.
Some of those programs were
outlined recently when service club
representatives met with town staff.
The meetings of the newly -formed
"service club advisory committee"
are to be held several times a year,
chaired by director of community
services and facilities Tom Quinn.
The committee will work to keep
clubs updated on community needs
and to increase club publicity.
Clubs are being invited to assist
with any of the programs below.
J Frenchman's Bay Festival -
A family festival is planned for Sun-
day, June 14 at various sites sur-
rounding Frenchman's Bay. It's
hoped at least 564,000 will be raised
to buy land on the east side of the
bay currently slated for townhome
development. The festival will
include entertainment, raffles, a trea-
sure hunt and more. Service clubs
that can help organize and operate
events are asked to call councillor
Eileen Higdon at 4204605.
J Music & Folk Art Festival -
Pickering Museum Village will host
the town's first "Grassroots" music
and folk art festival Sunday, Aug. 9.
The full day of entertainment will
celebrate the country's heritage
through performances of Canadian
musicians and folk -art displays and
demorts-trations. Clubs are needed to
sponsor artists and groups or to help
during the event- Call Lynn Winter -
stein at 683-8401 or 420.4620.
:J Seniors' snow removal -
Clubs art being asked to sign up for
next winter's seniors' snow -removal
program. This past winter, 77
seniors were on a waiting list to
have their snow cleared as the town
struggled to meet demands; service
clubs came to the rescue. "It's some-
thing the municipality cannot han-
dle. It's far beyond our means in
terms of budget and manpower,"
noted Mr. Quinn. "We don't want to
be in the situation where we have to
drop the program." Call the depart-
ment of community services and
facilities at 420-4621.
J Pickering Baseball Associa-
tion - The PBA needs help in rais-
ing funds for a building to house
change rooms and a snack bar at
Brock Ridge Park. The association
won't be able to raise the required
$100,000 on its own, said Mr.
Quinn. Call 420-462 1.
:1 Seniors' Lawn Bowling -
The South Pickering Seniors' Club
has raised $38,000 for a lawn -bowl-
ing facility at the East Shore Com-
munity Centre and could use help as
it works toward the goal of
5200,000. Call Dave Waldriff at
420-6588.
Junior Skating Program -
Donations are needed so the town
can buy "skate aids" for beginning
skaters. The aids resemble "walk-
ers" and give children something to
hang onto as they move across the
ice. The town has no budget to pur-
chase any and needs about 20 of
them at a total cost of S 1,000.
:1 Fitness equipment - There's
a "fitness equipment crisis" at the
recreation complex, said Mr. Quinn.
"Equipment is being wom out liter-
ally as we speak." The town budgets
about S15,000 for equipment annu-
ally, but that's not enough as only
top-of-the-line equipment is worth
buying because cheaper products
wear out faster. Staff plan car wash-
es and socials to raise funds but
could use help. Call 420-3621.
O Therapeutic pool - As report-
ed in the News Advertiser April 18,
resident Monica Cook has offered
the town an estimated $1 million to
build a therapeutic pool for the
handicapped. But the town can't
afford annual operating costs for the
pool and needs service clubs to help
with funding. Call 420-4621.
Sunday, April 26
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Admission $2.
Vendors
wekomel
For more
Information
coli 576-0210 Ext 496
F2
DURHAM
..,...,
WIDTHS
VnV
CALL
00 F • ��G�
Jeo
x�
�'
A
Take the GO Train
to the lays game and
there'll be no stopping us.
For GO Information,
call 665-0022. •
Hearing-impaired devices:
1-800-387-3652.
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GIDDINGS, Willitim Clwrks -
Entered into rest suddenly at the
Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Satur-
day, April 18, 1992. William
Charles Giddings, beloved husband
of Nellie Newman. Loving father of
Patricia and her husband Ken New-
man, Alan and his wife Ann, all of
Oshawa, Carol and her husband Ken
Rozell of Paris, Ont. and prede-
ceased by Joan Dungate. Dear
grandfather of 16 grandchildren and
25 great-grandchildren. Interment
Mount Lawn Memorial Gardens.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted
to McEachme Funeral Home, Ajax,
428-8488. In lieu of flowers, dona-
tions may be made to the Canadian
Cancer Society of the Heart and
Stroke Foundation.
McCULLA, Thomas A. (Tom)
- (Employee of Beach Auto for 32
years). Entered into rest suddenly at
Centenary Hospital, Scarborough on
Thursday, April 16, 1992. Thomas
A. (Tom) McCulla, m his 661h year,
beloved husband of Margaret E.
MacKay. Loving father of David
and Sharon. Dear brother of John,
Jim, Edith, George and William of
Northern Ireland. Lovingly remem-
bered by nieces and nephews. Inter-
ment Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted
to McEachnie Funeral Horne, Ajax,
428-8488. In lieu of flowers, please
send donations to the Pickering Vil-
lage United Church Building Fund.
WILLIAMSON, David Math-
ew - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital
on Thursday, April 16, 1992. David
Mathew Williamson, beloved infant
son of Ginny and David. Brother of
Jenna. Grandson of Alice and Bill
Kimmerer and Helen and Ted
Williamson. Remembered by aunts,
uncles and cousins. Interment Pine
Hills Cemetery. Funeral arrange-
ments were entrusted to McEachnic
Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488.
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help a good cause and win prizes all
at the same time during the 1992
March of Success walk-a-thon,
sponsored by the Ontario )`'larch of
Dimes.
Participants in the five -kilometre
walk will raise money for disabled
adults in Durham by collecting
pledges. The proceeds will go
toward purchasing assistive devices
such as wheelchairs.
The walk-a-thon is set for Sun-
day, May 31 at Iroquois Park Com-
plex in Whitby, 500 victoria St. W.
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walk will be held from 2 to 4 p.m.
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walkers who turn in their pledge
sheets and money before or on May
31, and a children's contest for the
youngster under 16 who collects the
most pledges.
For more information or to
receive a pledge form, call the
March of Dimes at 434-5280.
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DURHAM - You can learn how
to protect yourself with the help of
Durham College.
The college is offering Tai
Kwon -Do for the fust time to pea
pie 12 and older.
Tai Kwon -Do is a Korean form
of martial arts that emphasizes
moral, spiritual and physical
growth.
The course, which will run
from April 28 to July 23, will teach
the basics, including the basic pat-
terns and selfzfence techniques.
Cost for 52 hours of training is
5144.45, an additional $35 for
grading and $65 for uniforms.
Classes will be held Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm. For
more information, call 721-2000
extension 507.
Jump on the
bandbox
before
Mother's Day
PICKERING - Adults can
learn to make a covered bandbox
at the Pickering Central Library
just in time for Mother's Day.
Instructor Bonnie Lawes will
lead a workshop Wednesday,
May 6 at 7 p.m. showing how to
make the lightweight box used for
holding small articles. Cost is $20
which includes all materials.
The library is in the civic com-
plex at One The Esplanade. Reg-
ister for the workshop at 831- j
7809.
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topic of discussion at an upcom- to 2:45 and the other from 7:30 to
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invites all ratepayers to discuss the afternoon meeting. NEW DENTURES service w1n WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE
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Membership is open to all cur-
rent members of the U.S. -based
fellowship who reside in Canada;
new members are also being
sought.
Objectives of the fellowship
include serving Jesus Christ and
accepting as the rule of life the
faith of the Catholic Church.
For more information, write the
I PICKERING - Want to
clean out your attic but don't
know what to do with what
you'll find?
You can sell your wares at
a garage and craft sale Satur-
day, May 9 from 9:3G a.m. to
3:30 p.m. at Gandatsetiagon
Public School, 1865 Parkside
Dr., Pickering.
Grade 8 students are host-
ing the event to raise money
for a June trip to the Mar-
itimes to study marine biolo-
gy-
Tables are being rented for
'515 and are available by call-
ing Gary Leech at 83 I -1868
(days) or 83!-3304
(evenings), Susan Cronie at
839-2720, or Janet Alexander
at 831-2723.
Tables must be booked by
May 1.
Learn
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DURHAM - Ever dreamt of
owning a beautiful log home?
How about building it with your
own two hands? Now you can
learn how.
Durham College is offering a
new log home building course,
which teaches tool maintenance,
chainsaw safety and operation,
footings and foundations, prepa-
ration of logs, layout, electrical,
�lumbing, window and door
tstallation and more. Course
participants will build a 10 -by -
20 -foot log house.
The course will be held at
1430 Scugog, 3rd line, Port
Perry from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
weekdays from June 1 to 26.
Cost is $973.70.
For more information. call
721-2000 extension 507.
Fellowship of Catholic Scholars,
813 Hillcrest Rd-, Pickering, Ont.,
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By CONST. GRANT ARNOLD 'lite Crime Stoppers phone num-
Durham Regional Police ber is 436-8477. Iiiat's 436 -TIPS.
DURHAM - Crime Stoppers
and the Durham Regional Police
robbery squad are again asking for tl
the public's help in solving an,
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CRIME
At 8:33 pm., a male entered the
Checkers Variety Store at 1500
King St. E., and ran towards the
cashier. The suspect, armed with an
eight -inch black -handled kitchen
knife, demanded the clerk give him
money from the tin. After the clerk
turned over the cash, the suspect
reached over and lifted up the casts
drawer boking for more money.
The bandit also took lottery
money before fleeing the stare and
running in a north-westerly direc-
tion to the rear of the stone and then
over a fence and out of sight.
The suspect is white, about 18
years old, 5'9", 145 pounds, with
dark brown hair paned in the mid-
dle and pulled back into a pony tail.
He was wearing a three -quarter -
length beige woolen coat and his
face was partially covered by a
white scarf or a baby diaper.
Robbery investigators feel this
bandit is responsible for throe other
heists at that Checkers and two at
the Checkers store at 30 Park Rd.
N., Oshawa.
A re-enactment of this gime will
be shown on CITY -TV channel 57
cable 7 on Thursday, April 23, dur-
ing the 6 p.m. and 10 pm. news. It
will also be shown on CHER TV in
Peterborough and CKVR in Barrie
Friday, April 24, during the news.
Crime Stoppers will pay up to
S1,000 for information leading to
the arrest of this suspect. Police
need your help in funding this sus-
pect You won't be required to give
your name or go to caul
Wistful
Wisdom
By ,toe Dickson
Parents often speak of the
younger generation as though
they didn't have anything to do
with it
Mike Janusc, seated, anc
Gary Janusc, have relocatec
their business, Romiga
Furniture, to larger premises,
To coincide with the move,
Romiga is holding a draw fol
a free wing chair. The store
specializes in upholstered
furnishings. Gary and Mike
invite new as well as past
customers to visit the
showroom and enter the draw.
Romiga Furniture is at 1050
Brock Rd. N., Unit12, in
Pickering; tel. 831-8017.
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man puppet show on hone composting, sponsored by the
Recycling Council of Ontario.
Mw Greenwood Conservation Area is eight kilometres
north off Hwy. 401 on Westney Rd. General admission
fees apply: adults S2. seniors $1.50. children $1 and chd-
'dma under five are free.
-i, On Sunday, May 3 from 12 to 4 p.m.. the Durham'
EnviiamneoW Network (DEN) will sponsor a five4cilo-
walk-a-dion for its members to raise money for
Dubma env' n - -P 021 groups. Seventy per cent of the
Will V ID the pwiticipating Wwrin-am-IM-G-M-W-1 SKMP
yaw choice, md the renamder goes toward DEN's
Pa wM be held at the MidAuzbFin Bay
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For the earth
Neil Turnbull displays P.E.I.
Musset Mud, a new product
recently introduced at Sheri-
dan Nurseries at Pickering
Home & Design. Mussel Mud
is a naturally occurring sea
compost of oysters, mussels,
quahogs, clams and other
shelffish and minute sea crea-
tures. It is rich in lime which
neutralizes soil acidity and pro-
vides other valuable nutrients
to enrich the soil.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
.:Fun ideas
for Earth Day
Hien are some fin ideas for
Earth Week from the environ-
mental committee of the
Durham Region Roman
Catholic Separate School
Board:
• Earth Globes Recycle
atwspaper to make paper
mache globes. Paint or create
an environmental collage on
the globes and hang from the
ceiling to create an Earth Ddy
display:
•
Tu
Eavi�+uattiental ne Cap
sdle • and bury an envi
ronmcntal time capsule and
Wude'a positive vision of the
world in'.year 2000. Include
goals and objectives' for how
the. 19903 will help make it
happT e I:eai nmg `Tree
Mount a paper tree on a'hall-
way bulleti.n'board `with each
leaf giving an environmental
tip. This is a great way to use
scrap Paper:
• Invention Convention -°
Each student designs and cre-
ates something that will help
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Remember
the 3 Rs --
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
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JUNE 29TH TO
\:MIZ7 SEPTEMBER 4
5DIRMERO RIDinv CAMP
A wonderful opportunity to learn the life long skills of riding;
horsemanship, handling & care of animals.
Each one week session will consist of ' Teaching of riding skills along with riding
two times each day. • Instruction of understanding, care and handling of the horse. -
Safety around the Carse and equipment & its use. - Stable management. -A horse
Take a walk for the environment
ALSO INCLUDED:
Durham residents will have an
give a special presentation on the
ing environmental group of your
opportunity to walk for the envi-
history and natural features of the
choice and the other 30 per cent
ronment on Sunday, May 3.
McLaughlin Bay Wildlife Reserve
goes to D.E.N.
Durham Environmental Net-
and adjacent Second Marsh.
The Durham Environmental
work (D.E.N.) is sponsoring the
You can help raise funds for
Network (D.E.N.) is a non-profit,
1992 Annual Walk-A-Thon for the
environmental groups in the
non-partisan, volunteer organiza-
Environment from noon to 4 p.m.
region by collecting pledges and
tion that provides networking and
at McLaughlin Bay Wildlife
joining in the Walk-A-Thon.
public education on local environ -
Reserve.
Seventy -per cent of the money
mental issues.
At 1:30 p.m. Jim Richards will
you raise will go to the participat-
Call 404-1344 for more.
Remember
the 3 Rs --
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
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JUNE 29TH TO
\:MIZ7 SEPTEMBER 4
5DIRMERO RIDinv CAMP
A wonderful opportunity to learn the life long skills of riding;
horsemanship, handling & care of animals.
Each one week session will consist of ' Teaching of riding skills along with riding
two times each day. • Instruction of understanding, care and handling of the horse. -
Safety around the Carse and equipment & its use. - Stable management. -A horse
stow & riding games competition on the last day of each session.
ALSO INCLUDED:
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`'�`, ` • holler skating & Rollerblade Skating
In our Skating Forest
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Trees'for All
By DONNA DONALDSON
Durham Staff
DURHAM - Schools across the
region are taking part in the task
of moving 6,000 trees to make
way for a new Whitby high school
and education centre.
The Durham Board of Educa-
tion came up with a plan to save
the trees on the site of the old Sin-
clair School House on Taunton
Rd. in Whitby.
%"One of the projects is to save
me of these trees from the bull-
dozer and keep some of the trees
on site," says David Burnham,
supervisor of planning at the
board.
The project, Trees for All, will
see the relocation of approximate-
ly 6,000 trees from the construc-
tion site to schools across the
region and to school staff.
About 2,000 trees will go free
to 60 schools participating in the
project, and the remaining 4,000
trees have been sold to school
staff.
"in September last year we sent
out a general interest question-
naire (about the tree project) and
W had a very good response,"
says Mr. Burnham. "It's a first-
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The money raised by the sale
of trees will go directly into the
project for supplies, equipment,
transportation, snacks and bever-
ages. As well, the Ajax, Whitby
and Oshawa branches of Canada
Trust donated $3,500 to help with
costs.
Students and staff hit the site
April 21 (yesterday) and the pro -
jest will continue until the end of
the month or until all the trees are
delivered.
"It's an environmental field trip
for them," says Mr. Burnham.
Students will be teaming about
tree identification, tagging, root
structure, soils and replanting
among other biology -related stud-
ies.
The trees will be delivered to
schools the week of April 27.
"Mcst of this growth is young
and that s what makes this project
worthwhile," says Don Farquhar-
son, geography and environmental
studies consultant at the board.
"We're in the midst of developing
an environmental action plan for
each school and that's why they're
tapping into this project."
ITS NOT EASY BEING GREEN._
That was the sentiment of Kermit th4q
Frog a few years back, but thanks to
progress in the best sense, it is getting
easier. It's now possible to educate
ourselves to make the best possible
environmental decisions. Information
abounds! Ther are many excellent
books, periodicals and articles
available at local libraries. Should you
choose to keep a good one for your
handbook, Earth Dance in Oshawa las
a particularly good selection of
information along with some practical
applications, and most bookstores
now have environmental sections to
inform both adults and dnildren about
any aspect of our effect on the planet.
The Ecology Shop in Ajax carries
many 'Home and Office' oriented
products that make shopping 'pew
one stop away. Excellent and
inexpensive products have been
developed for reduction of water
usage (toilet tank dams and flush
controls, water saving showerheds,
aerators - any of which an pay for
themselves many times ova). There
are seTaight-forward methods for
reduction of electricity usage
(fluorescent and wattage redfwed
bulbs, seals, weather stri` in& and
some solar powered itc..W, more
based and, incidentaft
ohm
ecologically
expensive cleaning p eduft
for general cleaning, laundr* you -
name -W Orpnic gardening ien't as odl
the -wall as you might think, either.
Imagine mot leaving to worry abort a8
We duemiab used b the gtnowing of
that tomaw or baa or pea pod you
just picked and are going to serve to
your Emil)t 7Lere's Alen a vast array
of secyrclsd'pWw produets now ow cite
markeL and
other o9ke necei itis meand d ifi
thda of
tissue paper. (Now, if we can just get
plastics an track. 7brere are now fud
efficient vehicles that are seasonably
priced and bustle around getting
better than 50 mpg. Most of the
solutions here mentioned are available
locally Ask you local retailers what
the) carry as an environmentally
sound alternative to your usual
purchases. Visit those retailers that
specialize in this kind of information
and make it your business to improve
your environment! Don't forget to pick
up your green ribbon to,~ for the
week of Earth day, available at the
main branch of the Ajax library, Ajax
Community Centre, Pickering
Recroition Complex and the Ecology
Shop in Ajax. All proceeds go to
Durham Eaviromne ntd Network
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Editor's note: The following
submissions to our Earth Day scc-
tion came from Grade 5 students
at Roland Michener Public
School in Ajax.
If I had the power to keep the
earth a clean place to live I would
go to all the rainforests and I
would tell the lumberjacks they
cannot cut down any more trees
and they can't take any more
homes away from animals. After
that I would go back to Toronto
and make sure nothing that could
be reused, recycled or composted
went into the garbage dumps and
that's how I would try and save
the earth.
Stefanie Buck
If I could do something for the
environment I would. I know
some things we can do for the
environment. The 3Rs are reuse,
reduce and recycle. Reuse lunch
containers, reduce the garbage
and recycle the cans and paper. If
I was the most richest person in
the world, I would buy the forests
so they won't cut down trees and
make more recycle centres.
Phillip Jones
I am a very concerned Grade 5
student at Roland Michener Pub-
lic School. In case you are won-
dering, I am concerned about our
environment. I think companies
should make things without a lot
of packaging. If I was the most
Powerful woman alive, I would
make a law telling companies to
make everything recyclable.
Companies should not make a lot
of styrofoam packaging. I would
make another law saying all shop-
pers should bring their own bags
if they need one. Personally, I
think shoppers should not buy
groceries if they have too much
packaging.
Amy Willis
If I were the most powerful
person in the world, I would try
to clean up as much of the oil
slicks as possible in the Gulf and
other places. My next move
would be to help the third world
countries, and help them prevent
any holes from developing in
their ozone layers. After that, I
would try to get a way to decrease
the amount of garbage dumped in
landfills. Another thing I would
do would be to make a law about
excess packaging. The law would
make all companies have to make
recyclable products and use rea-
sonable amounts of wrapping.
Tope Akiabiyi
To stop the pollution..I would
first make a law that everyone
must have a recycle box. I also
will talk to people to teach them
to use the three Rs and tell them
to buy products that can be recy-
cled. Also, I would make the fac-
tories stop the smoke and tell
them to find a new way of mak-
ing their product without all the
pollution. If we don't do anything
about the pollution, Mother Earth
will die.
Bryce Kwan
I'm sure you already know
about the big concern about the
environment and I'm one of the
concerned people. If I ruled the
world or any part of the world I
-would make it a law that every
house should have a compost and
every family should plant a tree at
their homes, in a forest or some-
place where it's needed the most.
It will also be made a rule that
you must ride bikes from place to
place, there will still be cars, but
there will only be two or three
roads for them, the rest of the
roads will be made for bikes or
made into places to go and plant
trees!
Jennifer Head
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Students take charge of the earth
If I were charge of the earth, I
would shut down all the factories
that make a lot of pollution and
make lots of packaging for prod-
ucts.
I would tell everybody to
reduce, recycle, reuse and to com-
pose so we wouldn't produce so
much garbage. After there would
be no more garbage in landfill
,tes so I would plant lots of trees.
1 would get people to invent
machines that would unpollute the
lakes and rivers so people could
swim in them.
I would try to keep the earth
beautiful and clean.
Emma Ito,
Lakeside Public School
If I were in charge of the plan-
et, I would demand that everyone
recycle, compost, reuse, and
reduce. I would shut down all fac-
tories that made products with too
much packaging. If anyone was
reported for not recycling, com-
posting, or reusing, they would
have to pick up all the garbage in
their town.
1Anyone who didn't have a job
ould work for their town. Since
the governments would be work-
ing for me, they would pay every-
one equally.
No one would vandalize any-
thing. They would take care of the
trees, flowers, plants, grass and
animals. If anyone was caught lit-
tering or vandalizing, they would
have to clean all of the public
washrooms in their town, twice.
If any students were caught not
helping in the school yard clean-
up, they would have to clean the
school yard every day for a week.
I am not in charge of the planet
though, so I just hope that every-
one will participate in keeping the
world clean.
Alison Sherman,
Lakeside Public School
Suggestions to save the planet:
Environmentally clean for a
good cause
Nasty garbage is all over the
place
Villages are dirty from garbage
Importance of recycling
Reduce, reuse, recycle, refuse
Ozone layer is getting wrecked
Never litter garbage
Make a composter
Earth is dying
Noise pollution
Trees are being polluted
Ecology Shop
helps you
' green up'
By MICHELLE BAIN
Journalism Intern
AJAX - Residents looking to
'green up' for Earth Day can get
some tips from Jill Bontoft,
owner of The Ecology Shop.
The Ecology Shop opened in
Ajax in December, 1991. It sells
environmentally conscious and
financially sound products,
including orgastic house and gar-
den products, house cleaning
and personal care products,
water saving devices for show-
ers, taps and toilets, a wide vari-
ety of recycling Products, nature
shirts, environmental games,
wrapping paper and cards made
from recycled paper, bird feed-
ers and mobiks.
In celebration of Earth Day,
The Ecology Shop is having
several specials, as well as three
draws — including one for an
environmental children's tape,
and an environmental game for
ages 6 and up. Ballots for the
draws may be filled out for no
charge at the shop.
Ms. Bontoft says people are
becoming more and more aware
of the three R's (Recycle, Reuse
and Reduce).
"Everybody is recycling," she
says. "Getting involved is a start
but we have to learn to avoid
making the waste in the first
place."
Ms. Bontoft came up with the
idea for The Ecology Shop when
she couldn't find environmental-
ly sound products without going
to several different places.
"I created a place where peo-
ple could fund the products and
information needed to use them
effectively."
The shop also has a magazine
and paperback exchange,a bul-
letin board for local environ-
ment groups and an information
dispky.
Ratty garbage smells
Energy is being lost
Clean our earth
Your life is being ruined
Compost! Be good to our earth
Lysol should be ozone friendly
Economy is practically gone.
Courtney Hollidge,
Lakeside Public School
Suggestions to save the planet:
Help! The world is dying,
All the people will soon be cry-
ing.
Because the world is being pol-
luted,
The people that try to help
should be saluted.
What should they do? Reduce,
recycle, and reuse.
How could you possibly refuse.
To do the three R's all the time,
Come on people this isn't just a
rhyme.
This is for the people of the
world. That's us.
So everybody take a bus.
Instead of using every persons
car,
In a bus you go just as far.
There are many ways to save
our world from being in a muddle,
Come on everyone let's get
into a huddle and save our planet
from anymore trouble.
Caroline Geofroy,
Lakeside Public School
Suggestions to save the planet:
Save -save -save
Save our earth
Don't pollute
Reuse your materials
Compost your leftovers
Put garbage in its place
Buy materials with less pack-
aging
Take litterless lunches
And don't use plastic wrapping
if you don't have to.
Refill
Excellent idea
Use materials over and over
Save our earth
Earth
Lisa Smith,
Lakeside Public School
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to create worldwide awareness of their Earth Summit in June. It's your
c ^.ante to make a personal pledge to do your part to help the environment.
VWorld leaders from more than 160 countries will convene in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil for the Earth Summit in June. This is the largest global conference
ever held on the environment and it is the first intergovernmental confer-
ence to address both environment and development in a common agenda.
Take action and shove the world that Canada can make a difference' All of
the signature panels from Canadian Tire stores will be collected and
assembled into a gigantic Canadian Tire Earth Flag A special unveiling of
the flag will take place in Ottawa in May, prior to its presentation at the
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The staff of Canadian Tire will be joining 250,000 Canadians in participat
Ing in the Home Audit program. Every time we change a habit or start
new activity to benefit the environment, there is a real and measurable
improvement.
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Canada. Canadian Tire's Earth Flag is Canada's contribution to the inter
natiOnW Earth Moice program. Earth Voice is the United Nation's request
to create worldwide awareness of their Earth Summit in June. It's your
c ^.ante to make a personal pledge to do your part to help the environment.
VWorld leaders from more than 160 countries will convene in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil for the Earth Summit in June. This is the largest global conference
ever held on the environment and it is the first intergovernmental confer-
ence to address both environment and development in a common agenda.
Take action and shove the world that Canada can make a difference' All of
the signature panels from Canadian Tire stores will be collected and
assembled into a gigantic Canadian Tire Earth Flag A special unveiling of
the flag will take place in Ottawa in May, prior to its presentation at the
Earth Summit Conference.
MWOS YM am PLEBE:
1 PLEDGE to act to the best of my ability to help
111II`G� make the Earth a secure and hospitable horrN
Oor Present and future generations.
wr n TOMM WE CANMUEA
tt1.t'�O..S
Canadian Tire considers the preservation of ou
environment to be an essential part of our mi
cion to service customer needs An ongoing attempt is being made t
integrate environmental protection objectives into our business plans. R
thinking the way we do business is essential to the future, and a respon
sibility shared by all our employees.
The staff of Canadian Tire will be joining 250,000 Canadians in participat
Ing in the Home Audit program. Every time we change a habit or start
new activity to benefit the environment, there is a real and measurable
improvement.
To receive an Earth Day/Everyday Home Audit, can, fax or write Earth Day Canada at:
150 Blow Street west. Suite M10e Toronto, Ontario M5$ 2X9
Te1. (4161962-19?1 F-.(416)962-5631
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spread more fertilizer and pesti-
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other landscape feature. With sen-
sible soil preparation, you still can
have a lush landscape without
excessive use of chemicals.
1. Enhance the soil. Adding
`Canadian peat moss makes any
soil more workable and any plant-
ing more successful.
2. Making wise use of water.
Soil that is rich in organic matter
retains water without drowning or
rotting the plants, because it
retains oxygen and lets the soil
breathe. That's an important con-
sideration. Our water resource is
already scarce, and peat moss can
help you cut your usage.
Topsoil is also scarce, and soil
that soaks up and retains water
does not wash or blow away or
crust to the point that whatever
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4. Don't overfertilize. Follow
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Director of Education
writes inter -office
memos on scrap paper
DURHAM - How far can you
stretch a piece of paper?
Pretty far if you're anything
like the separate school board's
director of education.
Dr. Earl Lagroix writes his
inter -office notes at the Durham
Region Roman Catholic Separate
School Board on the back of pre-
viously used paper.
"I've always done it," says Dr.
Lagroix. "I guess 1 was born and
raised in a time when we wrote on
every page and on every spot in a
book. I've been doing that ever
• since I've been in education."
The director keeps a stash of
scraps in a drawer and never runs
short of supplies.
When he writes his memos,
Dr. Lagroix strokes the writing
out on the other side. But if letters
are confidential, he won't use
them as scrap paper.
"It's impossible to get the mes-
sages mixed up," he says of writ-
ing
riting on the back of used paper.
Dr. Lagroix. is a "serious envi-
ronmentalist" and says we have to
come to grips with the waste we
produce.
He admits his idea of writing
on previously used paper hasn't
caught on to other board staff yet.
"No one sends notes on the
back of other paper to me," he
says.
And what do staff think about
his memos?
No one has ever had the nerve
to come and tell me," he chuckles.
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1coIs mark silver anniversary
Hello and welcome back to
Name Dropping, the column
that put on a pound or two over
the Easter weekend. So, while
we can still reach the keyboard,
let's get on with it...
It was 25 years ago today, on
April 22, 1967, that Betty and
David Nicol walked down the
...
A precious little girl, with a
great big smile, turns one Friday,
April 24. Wishing Kailey Chap-
pell a happy birthday will be
Mom Cindy, Dad Greg and big
brother Christopher. Family and
friends will gather for their
angel's birthday bash on Satur-
day, April 25...
Guess who this was (see
photo) about 21 years ago. Yes, it
is Fran (better known by family
members as `Boozooks'), who
celebrated her birthday on Mon-
day, April 20. Happy 21st birth-
day Fran and hope you enjoy
many, many more! Love Mom,
Dad and Dathan...
A friend writes: "There will be
birthday wishe, for our party
Betty and David Nicol
aisle .into wedded bliss. Wishing
the couple all the best on their sil-
ver anniversary are daugbters
Linda and Denise. "We love
you," say the daughters...
...
A Name Dropping fan writes:
"Our baby sister is over the hill!
Jane (Knip) Doak celebrated her
trey Crabb turns five years old
and wishing him a happy birthday
will be Mommy, Daddy, and sis-
Kailey Chappell
Jaclyn a very happy birthday were
atom, Dad, cats Mitsy and Muf-
fin, and, with a big hug and kiss,
little sister Lauren...
A Mom writes: "Oh no, not
another teenager! Cory Phillips
celebrated his 13th birthday on
April 20. He loves horseback rid-
ing, hockey and soccer, but hates
to be embarrassed by his Mom!
Gotcha! Happy birthday......
The little fella in the Foote
home is now one. Derek Foote
Derek Foote
celebrated his birthday on Sun-
day, April 19. Wishing him a
happy birthday, with lots of love,
hugs and kisses, were Mommv,
Daddy, Granny and Grampa
Sinclair, sister Shannon, broth-
er Jeffrey, uncle Joe and auntie
Edna. "We love you," the family
says...
The Preceptor Gamma
Upsilon chapter of the Beta
Sigma Phi sorority has a new
executive. Sylvia Wilkins is pres-
ident, Elizabeth Soler vice-presi-
Boozooks
dent, Angela Bober recording
secretary, Liz Manness treasurer,
Carol Leetham extension officer,
Susan Shearer corresponding
secretary and Mildred Hamilton
city council representative. Mil-
dred is also the president of the
Ajax -Pickering City Council for
1992-93. The sorority chapter
recently donated S100 to both the
Heart and Stroke Foundation and
the Canadian Cancer Society...
The students at Parkside Pub-
lic School in Ajax recently
jumped at the chance to help the
Heart and Stroke Foundation.
A Jump Rope For Heart event
was held at the school on
Wednesday, April 15 and about
S4.800 was raised...
A personal note: Before the big
guys showed up. there was the big
guy and he's turning 59 today.
April _22. That's nht. John 'RIX'
Gilligan is aging once again.
What do you get for a guy who is
that old.' Why, something from
Hallmark, of course! Anyway,
wishing Rix a happy birthday are
wife Joyce, grandsons Matthew,
Michael and Geoffrey, sons
Sean, Keith (yours truly) and
Michael, daughter-in-law
Lynne, Diane and Bailey...
That brings us to the end of
another edition of Name Drop-
ping. If you have an item you
want mentioned, call us at 683-
5110 or write to 130 Commer-
cial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS
2H5. The deadline for submis-
sions is 11 a.m. the Friday
before publication. We're not
responsible for lost or damaged
photos. Name Dropping is no
longer runnintl birth announce-
ments. If ,ou have a hirth to
announce, call the classified
department at h.s?-=1 Ill.
From left are Rachel, Micheal, Nicole, Nadia and Matthew
Jane Doak
30th birthday on Monday, April
20. Wishing her a happy birthday
were her sisters, family and
friends."...
Jeffrey Crabb
ter Amanda."...
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Yesterday, April 21, was a spe-
cial day for Jaclyn Palmer, as
she turned seven years old. A
swimming party at the Pickering
Recreation Complex is planned to
celebrate the occasion. Wishing
Jaclyn Palmer
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it out free Jelinektra a GST:
AJAX - Caaada is in die pro- come, we'll hardly be affected." various taxes it replaced) brought lion dollars with the GST. The tax vakia when he was a child, said
tress of ooNiwig out of the retxs- Mr. Jelinek reminded students in $18.5 billion in taxes," he said. goes towards the reduction and "Canadians take for granted their
s
federal revenue minister that the GST replaces a hidden "The fust year of GST brought in servicing of our national debt."freedoms and opportunities. We
Otto Jelinek told senior Ajax sales tax. $16 billion. This proves that con- Mr. Jelinek, who was bom and like to bitch and whine, point fm -
High School students last week, "The year before GST, (the sumers saved a total of $2.5 bil- lived in communist Czechoslo- gers and assign blame."
"The estimated economic
growth for this year is three per
cent. Next year it is four per
cent," said Mr. Jelinek. "New
investments and businesses arelcbwr
Ymr
cropping up all over the place..:r<`><'>s„
This will create new jobs to the
near future." ]FLA
Mr. Jelinek is visiting several,
schools in Ontario to exchange la
views with students, discuss ,� NRERIORSENW6lOSSLXIEX
issues and hear their concerns. FLAT LATEX ( 3)
"That's what this is all about, -Aber Sale Price $39.92 After Sole Price $33.92
he told the OAC students. "We
want criticisms as well as sugges-
tions. The government will take
what you say into consideration." N3.781 173.78L
Werner Mees, head of the his-
tory department at Ajax High
School noted, "OAC students
were chosen for the presentation 00111. USED STAIN ;-7x; WATER REPELLENT DECK STAIN
because they are closer to the •Ava fable Dark Mahogany, s�-TR��NT OR SOLID NIDE
voting age and should be more Redwood or Cedarwood STAIN tQoc
aware of current issues and how After Sale Price $21 92 Aker Sale Pace $39 92
they will be affected by them." `
Mr. Jelinek advised the stu-
dents to stay in school as long as ,
they can. "Find the opportunities V!3781. 3.781 YOUR CHOICE
and try to specialize." EXTEIM FLAT LATEX
Mr. Jelinek also spoke on free 00c, Sale
trade and the GST, claiming, if it Ke $35 92 esstonr s, �. �dh,',, rggst�el1
P� •Mc g
hadn't been for the two policies, tin sr = Sole PrKe $3a 96
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the recession would have been U1
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Canada's exports by $70 billion $39 92
and sales to the United States
$19 s.�u
alone has Increased by 40 r Q�e• sore PrKe S � i z9 / y�
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cent," he said. "As far as the t'-------------------------------�
negotiations with Mexico go,! 1 ON " NE I I
everybody is a little spooked. TheAr
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with the United States. Only one 1.4�.
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DURHAM =-The
Durham Business and
Professional Women's
Club invites guests to
enjoy dinner, meet others,
announce business activi-
ties and see an interesting
presentation on the last
Wednesday of each
month.
This month's pr; senta
tion will be given by
member Joan Whyte -
Elliot, an account execu-
tive with investors Syndi-
cate.
.M. Whyte -Elliot will
prosvide expert advice on
personal financial plan-
ning. :building up wealth
and making early rettre-
tihent.possible.
...Themeeting will be?
held Wednesday. April 29''
at Greystone Equestnan '-
Centre,Simcoe St. N.;
Oshawa.
The: reception will
begin at 6'p.m. and din=
at 6:45. Cost is '$30 for
guests and $25 for mem-
. bels. ............ ......
To reserve early, call
Karen Graham at 427-
6930 or Barbara Wood at
723-1163.
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2 2 SCHIZOPFREMCS:
Emends of
ScNzophrenics.
Durham chapter,
meets Wed., April 22 at St. Mark's
cixurch house, 200 Byron St. S.,
Whitby from 7 to 9 p.m. There will
be an information video about
schizophrenia. Free admission.
Refreshments served. 404-1301.
INJURED AUTO WORKERS: The
Durham Region Union of Injured
Auto Workers will meet on Wed..
April 22, at the CA.W. Hall,
Oshawa. 571-1667 (Eugene Cuili-
gon).
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY: The
Alzheimer Society of Durham
Region will hold its monthly meet-
ing Wed.. April 22, at 7:30 p.m. in
the Senior Citizens Activity Centre,
910 Liverpool Rd., Pickering.
Refreshments served. 576-2567.
ALZHEIMER FAMILY GROIN: The
Support Group for Alzheimer Fam-
bes will meet Wed., April 22, at 1
pm., in the Y.W.CA. Sun Room, 1
McGrkyor St.. Oshawa. All care-
givers welcome. 576-2567.
BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham
Business and Professional
Women's Club will hold its month-
ly droner meeting Wed.. April 22.
at the Greystone Equestrian Cen-
tre. on Shirley Rd., east of Sirncoe
St. N.. Oshawa. Reception at 6
P.m.. dinner at 6:45 p.m. S25 for
members. S30 for guests. Joon
White -Elliott will speak on planning
for your future. 725-9179 (Joan
Am Evelyn) or 427-6930 (Karen
Graham).
HORSESHOE SIGN-UPS: The
Ajcnk Horseshoe Pitchers Associa-
tion will hold registration sessions
Wed., April 22 and 29, from 7 to 9
p.m. both days, in the man lobby
of the Aim- Community Centre,
an Centennial Rd. Families (12
years and up) and seniors wel-
come. 683-5823 (Ran Lyford).
THURSDAY 7
23 M. The
fti�W: The Dtnccrr,
Region Mar,ufocnar-
ers Association holes
rs quarteAy dinner meeting Thus.,
Apel 23 at the Oshawa HdkbV
Inn. The topic is Business and per-
p�t pia 14 per
2.
DROP -N CENTRE: A dre p -h
c W60 for pie -school children,
moms or duds vA be held d St.
Prn/'S United Church, 65 Kings
Cres., Aim every Thursday from
4:15 to 11:15 am. and Tuesday
Hiro 9:30 to 11 a.m. There vA be
craft ,ganift toys and circle
time. 68&4M or 427-7415 to reg-
ister or for hkxn xAm
POTTERY SHOW: The
4 1"- �-
tars' C-uild will hold a
and
sale h the pott��sfu io of the
M*- Farm RO"R!ec mahon Complex, on
.Fri., Aprr 24 from 7 to 10 pm.. Sat.,
April 25 from 10 am. to 4 pm.,
and Sun.. April 26 from noon to 3
p.m. Free admission. 471-5547.
NEW -TO -YOU SAIF: St. Marth's
Church. 1203 St. Mkifhs Dr., Pict -
441m vA mold a New -To -you sde
Fri., April 24 from 7 to 9 p.m. Good
used clothes, books, white ele-
phcnt table and more. 839-4769
after 2 p.m.
I C;UMING UP
IIARBECUE: The Grade 8 class of
GmdatseRi*-- School
holds a barqueLot OEgrocery
store, comer of Finch Ave. and
Dole Rd., Pickering, on Sat., April
25 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds
to fund a June trip to the Maritimes
tO ers, hoot mcrine may' Hcmburg-
dogs and pop available.
CF DANCE: A 50s & 60s dance
in aid of the Cystic Fibrosis Foun-
dation, Durham chapter, will be
held Sat.. April 25 at Iroquois Park
EATERY
Your calendar
of coming event
Arena, 500 Victoria St. W., Whit-
by. Don Daynard of CHFI Radio
will host the event. Tickets are
S 18 per person and can be pur-
chased at the arena after April
4.831-5892.
NATURALIST RELD TRIP. The Pick-
ering Naturalists will visit Cranberry
Marsh, Whitby, to view loons Sat.,
April 25. Meet at south boardwalk
off Has Rd. at 6 a.m. 831-5821
Orion Henshaw).
POTTERY SHOW: The Ajax -Picker-
ing Plotters' Guild will hold a pot-
tery show and sale n the pottery
studio of the Pickering Recreation
Complex, on Valley Farm Rd.,
south of Hwy. 2 Sat., April 25 from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sun., April
26 from noon to 3 p.m. Free admis-
sion. 471-5547.
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Learning For Life, reflects the Durham
Board of Education's commitment to
helping students meet the challenge
of the future.
The public elementary and
secondary schools of the Durham
Board of Education are proud to
invite you to visit them during
Education Week. Discover the wide
range of educational opportunities
available to today's youth and adults.
Special activities are planned for
your enjoyment. Mall displays.
demonstrations and performances will
be taking place at various locations
throughout the community. Open
houses and other exciting events wilt
be happening at your local school.
Call for details 576-4600.
686-2711, or 1-800-265-3968
(for outside area code 4161. Ask
for extension 205 or 319.
Education Week
April 26 to
May 2, 1992.
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PICKERING - The Pickering
Town Centre will come alive
with jazz this week.
The du Maurier Ltd. jazz
tour, travelling across Canada,
will come to Pickering Thurs-
day with musicians, videos,
exhibits and displays. Live per-
formances will be given in the
centre court Thursday from
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and
from 6 to 8 p.m.; Friday from
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and
from 6 to 8 p.m.; and Saturday
from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
and 4 to 6 p.m.
At the movies...
THUNDERHEART (AA): A
part -Sioux FBI agent (Val Kilmer)
is sent to investigate a murder on a
reservation in this superb police
thriller, which also carries a strong
message about the plight of native
Americans. Also starring Sam
Shepard and Graham Greene.
WHITE MAN CAN'T JUMP
(AA): Wesley Snipes and Woody
Harrelson team up in this witty,
,fast-moving flick about street bas-
ketball hustlers.
BEETHOVEN (F): A 185 -
pound St. Bernard pup named
Beethoven escapes a gang of dog-
nappers and ends up at the home
of Charles Grodin, a man who
believes the best pet is a goldfish.
THE CUTTING EDGE (PG):
D.B. Sweeney plays a hockey
player forked to give up a promis-
ing career due to an eye injury. He
gets a second chance when he
teams up with Moira Kelly, a bril-
liant and tempermental figure
skater who can't get along with
her partners. Call it The Taming
of the Shrew on ice.
NEWSIES (PG): This new
musical from Walt Disney studios
tells the story of the boys who
hawked newspapers on the streets
-of New York at the turn of the
century.
STRAIGHT TALK (PG):
After getting fired from her job as
a dance instructor at the Slide `n
Glide Dance Studio, Shirlee
Kenyon (Dolly Parton) heads for
the glamor of Chicago and a new
career as a radio talk -show host.
Also stars James Woods as a
reporter who falls in love with the
women he is sent out to profile.
BASIC INSTINCT (R):
Michael Dnnvlac and Charon
Contest winners
It was a ditficuk job choosing just three
winners in the News Advertiser's East-
er coloring contest, but judges man-
aged to narrow it down. Pictured with
managing editor Greg Coates are the
three winners, left to right, Kimberly
Scott (second), Sarah Davis (first), and
David Lambert (third).
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boy who is transformed into a kit-
ten by an evil owl.
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life force of virtuous young
women to stay alive.
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three guests whose names all
sound alike, trouble is in full
swing at the Hotel Gabrielli. And
the worlds of Messrs. Orton (Dud-
ley Moore), Horton (Richard Grif-
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may never be the same.
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Allacian top female athlete at University of Western Ontario
AJAX - An Ajax woman has been named
top female athlete at the University of West-
ern Ontario in London this year.
Lori Coleman was presented the F.W.P.
Jones Trophy and the Purple Blanket Award -
for athletic distinction during the universi-
ty's recent annual athletic awards banquet.
Coleman earned her third consecutive gold
medal in the Ontario Women's Intercolle-
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giate Athletic Association (OWIAA) squash
championships and helped Western capture
the team title this season.
Incredibly, Coleman has never been
defeated in university squash play.
The 21 -year-old has been the leader of the
Western Mustangs squash team, earning
OWIAA all-star status the past three years.
She's currently ranked number three in
women's squash in Canada.
Coleman has been a member of the junior
national team and the women's national team
since 1989. She's also competed at world
championships in Australia, Holland and
England.
Coleman is an administrative and commer-
cial studies student at the University of
Western Ontario.
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Wrestler out but not down
Grappler rebounds from KO
to score stunning victory
By AL RIVETT
Sports Reporter
AJAX-PICKERING - Sean Pierson may have been down and out, but
there was no way he was going to go down for the count at the regional
high school wrestling championships.
Pierson, of Dunbarton High School, shook off the effects of being
knocked unconscious in his semi-final match to eventually win the title at
the Durham -York Secondary School Athletic Associ-
ation (DYSSAA) Wrestling Championships at Brock
High School last Thursday.
Pierson doesn't remember much about his 134 -
pound semi-final contest against Brock High
School's Duane Agnew. Early in the match, Agnew
applied a hold which restricted Pierson's air supply,
rendering him unconscious.
"He (Agnew) put on a head -and -arm hold and
then I woke up a bit later with the coach asking me
questions," recalls Pierson. "I didn't know where I
Sean Pierson was; I was just confused. 1 didn't know what had
happened."
After the incident, Dunbarton wrestling coach Stan Tzogas was close
to forfeiting the match and calling an ambulance. But, Pierson insisted he
continue to wrestle after being revived during a three-minute injury time-
out
"I was very close (to calling an ambulance)," says Tzogas. "He was
out cold. We took our three-minute injury time and I was prepared to take
him out of the tournament, but he wanted to wrestle."
Although he was still feeling woozy and behind 3-1 in points, Pierson
he had no thoughts of giving up on the match and a chance to win the
DYSSAA title.
"1 knew I wasn't going to give up or I would have been out of DYS-
SAA. I knew I had to wrestle the guy."
After getting back in the circle, Pierson put on a wrestling clinic to win
the semi-final match over Agnew. The Dunbarton wrestler reeled off 13
straight points to claim the match 14-3 in points.
"I thought I could keep it close, but I didn't think I would win it as big
as I did," admits Pierson.
Pierson also made a stunning comeback in the final match against
teammate Richard Azevedo, making an appearance at DYSSAA in his
fust year of wrestling. After Azevedo opened up a 7-0 lead, Pierson
trebounded to win the match and the DYSSAA title 9-8 in pours.
Two weeks ago, Pierson wrestled to the top of the beap in the country,
winning the Canadian Wtresdmg Charm lite in the cadet division
at the national tract in Landon, Ontario. There, he wrestled as part of the
Oshawa Olympics Wrestling Club.
Competing against 38 other wrestlers nit the 60 kilo weight class, Pxz-
son won a total of seven InWh s, including the final over Andy Lalonde
of Sudbury by a 3-1 score.
The cadet wrestling title represented Pierson's second Canadian title.
See DUNBARTON...Pagt A28
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Ajax High's Todd McGration watches the birdie during a quar-
ter -final match at the LOSSA badminton championships at
Ajax High. McGratton and partner Sharan Parmar won the
mixed doubles title. photo by Andrew Iwammski
Ajax High tops in badminton
AJAX-PICKERING - Ajax High School athletes were kings
and queens of the badminton courts at the LOSSA championships
at Ajax High last Thursday.
The Ajax High badminton team took the overall LOSSA tile,
finishing ahead of second -place Pickering High School.
Ajax won the senior title over Pickering High, while the Ajax
Junior squad finished as runner up to champion Durham Christian
school of Bowmanville.
In the five senior categories, Ajax athletes won the gold in
three, claiming the mixed doubles, the girls' singles and the boys'
See AJAX—Page A27
Lori Coleman
More Sports
results Friday
and Sunday
Pickering
trampolinist
flying high
PICKERING - A Pickering
trampolinist was flying high at
a recent provincial meet
Ben Snape, 13, captured two
gold medals at the recent Elite
Ontario meet He was fust in
the individual national novice
division and teamed with
Rebecca Greenberg of Toronto
to win the mixed synchronized
competition.
Snape trains at the Skyriders
Trampoline Place in Richmond
Hill.
Ajacian bowl
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AJAX - Two Ajax bowlers
helped their team win the last
major tournament of the Youth
Bowling Council (YBC) season
on the weekend..
Jeff Canham and Mike
O'Donnel of Ajax were pert of
the Oshawa North
End team which
captured the •
championship at
the 1992 Easter
Classic — a tvwday
event for five -pit bowlers.
The team — which also
included Oshawa meinbers
Rhonda Gannon, Daws Keetch
and Matt Wallace — plated
first out of 60 squads from
i ataoes so dwra Ontmm
Canham, who's doing
exceptionally wen in hit find
year with the YBC, is also a
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FROM PAGE A26
doubles championships.
Sharan Parmar and Todd
McGratton of Ajax High defeat-
ed Whitby Anderson's Carmen
Nisbet and Gord Leitch 15-9,
15-1 in the senior mixed dou-
bles final.
Trisha Carter of Ajax had lit-
tle trouble reaching the final in
the girls' singles event. In the
gold -medal game, Carter defeat-
ed Oshawa O'Neill's Veronica
Pahic 12-9, 11-4.
The boys' doubles crown
also went to Ajax High. Manish
Batt and Jason Bragg defeated
Scott McKean and Stacy Proctor
of Pickering High in straight
games 15-5, 15-7.
Pickering High's Mike Twin-
er captured the boys' singles.
crown after beating Dunbarton's
Brad Crecknell 15-1, 15-2 in the
final.
Pickering High's Angie
McLean and Sara Smith won the
gold medal in the senior girls'
doubles event. The Pickering
duo defeated Ajax's Pam Vuong
and Brenda Hensley 15-10, 15-2
in the final.
Ajax High captured two
events in the junior category —
the boys' singles and the mixed
doubles.
Chris Madsen rolled to victo-
ry in the boy's singles, defeat-
ing Harold Westerman of
Durham Christian in the final.
Ajax High's junior mixed
doubles team of Queen ie Yu
and Andy Virtue defeated
Oshawa Paul Dwyer's Dawn
D'Abreau and Jeremy O'Connor
15-5, 15-1 in the final.
Pickering High's Jonathon
Roegele and Hugh Read were
silver medalists in the junior
boys' doubles event. They
dropped the final to Bram Peters
and Steve Parks of Whitby
Henry Street 15-10, 8-15, 15-10.
The top four finishers in each
category will compete at the
Durham -York Secondary School
Athletic Association badminton
championships at Markham's
Brother Andre school today,
Wednesday, April 22.
Ajax gymnast
13th at meet
in France
AJAX - A local gymnast
represented Canada at a
high-calibre meet in France
recently.
Leah Spiering, 13, of
Ajax, a member of the Win-
stonette Gymnastic Associa-
tion in Unionville, competed
in her first
interna-
tional com-
petition at
the Avi-
gnon Invi-
tational in
Avignon,
France.
Spiering t'
Placed 13th
overall in a Leah Spiering
field of 29
competitors from 11 coun-
tries. Her overall score was
37.20 with a 10th -place fin-
ish on bars, 11th on beam,
14th on floor and 18th on
vault.
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Ajax High, Dunbarton
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AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax High School and Dun-
barton High School wrestling teams were the class of the
regional wrestling championships last Thursday.
Ajax High captured the overall championship with
Dunbanon running a close second at the
Durham -York Secondary School Ath-
letic Association (DYSSAA)
Wrestling Championships at Brock
High School.
Ajax finished in top spot with 55
points, compared to 49 for second -
place Dunbarton. Ajax High also cap-
tured the LOSSA title last week, ahead of
Dunbarton in second spot.
Dunbarton coach Stan Tzogas was ecstatic about the
outstanding performance by his charges. Dunbarton
placed seven wrestlers in the top four in their weight cate-
gories and will send four grapplers to the Ontario Federa-
tion of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Wrestling
Championships in Sudbury starting today.
Tzogas added Dunbarton may have been able to over-
take Ajax High for the DYSSAA crown if an injury hadn't
kept top wrestler Kerry Ashley out of the meet.
Two-time Canadian wrestling champ Sean Pierson of
Dunbarton captured the DYSSAA title in the 134 -pound
weight class.
Pierson defeated Richard Azevedo in the gold -medal
match. Azevedo will also advance to the OFSAA meet.
Former OFSAA champ Duke McLean will also try to
capture another Ontario high school title. The LOSSA
champ added a DYSSAA gold medal to his collection
after breezing to victory in the 112-1b. weight class.
Chad Pearson also qualified for OFSAA at 126 pounds.
He lost the DYSSAA final to Adrian Wooley of Uxbridge.
The top two in each weight class will advance to the
Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations
(OFSAA) Wrestling Championships in Sudbury starting
today.
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FROM PAGE A26
Dumbarton wrestler -He has also won a national crown in the ban-
tam division.
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Janice Wells contributed three
assists each, Cathy Fertile and
Shelli- Snyder had two each and
Poland and Brandt one apiece.
Pickering advanced to the
final after blasting Cyrville 12-3.
Brandt scored four goals to pace
Pickering. Fertile, Poland and
Skinner al' tallied twice. Ruth
Dunslow and Larochelle chipped
in with singles. Larochelle had
five assist.- Skinner three, Brandt
Snyder are Poland twc, each and
Wells. I`enile and Dunslow one
apiece
Papp, kpcned the tournament
by trouncing Cumberland 11-3.
Wells ark, Fertile notched three
goals ap,ece. Larochelle had two
with on, each to Brandt. Poland
and Sk uner. Assisting were
Polanc % , th three, Fertile and
Skinner with two each arc: Wells,
Laroche,ac. Snyder and Sue
Westlake with one apiece.
Aftc. winning the second -
round game, the Papps squad
played to a 5-5 tie against Dol-
lard, Quebec in the third and final
game of the preliminary round.
Fergie scored three goals
against Dollard. Brandt and
Larochelle had the other markers.
Snyder recorded three assists and
Skinner had two. Brandt also had
an assist
Women
lacrosse
players
needed
;AJAX-PICKFRWG - Field
lacrosse enthusiasts can sign
up for women's league play
this summer.
The Lakeshore Women's
Field Lacrosse League will
hold registration sessions Sat-
urday, April 25 from 10 am- ,
to 2 p.m. -at G.L. Roberts
school, 399 Chaleur Ave. in
Oshawa. and Saturday. May 2
from 9 am. to 3 p m: at Har-
wood
arwood Place Mall in Ajax.
The league will run the
months of May and June with
games on Monday and
Wednesday evenings at Ajax
High School
For more information, call
Margot at 655-3773.
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achievements.
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dedicated to outstanding participation ano support of the Pickering
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Ail nomination forms must be received by the Department of
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• Boys and Girls 9 to 17 yrs.
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tie will likely go back to the drawing board with the request Monday night, and
.Construction estimates for the project have come of PAW's 1992 budget a° its share
in too high and a PAW committee is asking the three Operating costs of the PAW animal control centre
towns to have architects revise drawings to lower ,are divided between the three towns on a
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stores with Canada's leading quick
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Automotive and Management
experience a definite asset.
Previous applicants need not
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Human Resource Administrator
Mr. Lube, 111 Brunel Rd., Suite 210
Mississauga, Ont. L4T 1 X1
WAREHOUSE MANAGER(SUPEAVISOR
Large retail store, experience required, career
opportunity for the right person. Excellent
wage, bone% and profit sharing.
Seri resume to:
Fila 84077
P.o. Box 481
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Oshawa L1 H 7L5
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Call 619.1266
Hairstylist
required for
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Pickering
Town Centre.
65% Commission
Colin 420.6177
CHILDREN FOR
MODELLING i TV
Needed for catalogues,
mall fashion shows b TV
commercials b seines.
Ages 4-12 Al types b
saes. (416) 482-1260. .
(Axl drivers wanted, neat in
appearance, with current
abstract and taxi permits. Ex -
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UNEMPLOYED or on LAO Earn
1500-5700 pan time wok ng for
yourself. For details. send SASE
to CAPA, 16 Caporahon, P.O.
Office Help 120 Office Help
REQUIRED - EXPERIENCED
LEGAL SECRETARY
for busy litigation practice In the field of Family and
Criminal Law required for six month maternity leave
position commencing June 8, 1992. Salary
commensurate with experience. Send Resumes m:
Brian S. Korb, P.O. Box 518, Oshawa, Ontario LIN 71.9
165 Day Care
Available
INFANTS - 12 years old in
caring, sate, tun home
enivonment. Licensed by
M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates.
Receipts, flexible hours. Call
DURHAM PROFESSIONAL
HOME DAYCARE. 286-1207.
Box 646010. 1725 Kingston
PURCHASINGIINVENTORY PICKERING Beach Rd. S.
Road. POWng, Ontario. L1V
ideal applicant will have strong Mother of one will provide
Sft (TF)
Lotus IZ3 skill(. experience on daycare in own home. Hot
SHOPPING Cents in Picker
a o°np'Rerawd forecasting sys- lunches, snacks. fenced yard
wi
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lege or university. Salary. BABYSITTING in my horns. any
possess valid drivers licence
y40..00o -_ Please fax your age. Lunches and snacks
and vehrcla. Janitorial ex-
resume to: (416) 831-4922, provided. Whites Road. Oke
perience would be an asset.
Gr~ Personnel Services Ltd. laltorne Dr. (Opposne school).
Send resume in confidence b
(0429M 698-2388. (042992)
General Avernol0 Lifted. 2
St.. ClF
St. Ave W.. Sues 600.
You are an
over 45 d have CARING - srperscsd baby -W
Toronto. M4V ILS. (°'x28°2)
ma,y been laid dr, you may s available daily from 6,100 a.rn
t)30.000ryr incortte potential.
quasfy for training aasstarnce - 6.100 P.M. Loaned On Weems
EARN up b (265 - work your
DIPrCERT. Lotus, Wbrdperfea. Rd, N. Just east of LOEB's.
own hours. assemble stylish
D4mne. word. acoDac, bedlwC. supermarket. for n/or am kali
;ewellery at home[ Simple
sull=fid. Ventura, pagersker, 427-2071. (042282)
instruction. No selling to do.
Harvard. Coal and Travel a
ever[ Into: Send a self -ad-
Torramt. Financial assistance� Employment
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available for slipbb student Wanted
Bolan Inc. Ext, 455. 4325
under 45 or over who do not
Steeles Ave. W.. Sure 225.
qualty la free -raw w+p. Durham Two vspectabie women to
Downsview Ont. M3N IV7.
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427.3010 (TF) rates. Call Lon. 427-7113 or
at neltitg sales tiralaf cop
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Thursday Apra 2392 from 8 a -m.
HOME A ,arm Sales arythrng. Call Carl or Jam. 4Z7-
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AlarmForce s Onu m's largest 2856. (TF)
at Oshawa Townfike CourtxxL -
Jackie Durward (042.292)
installer of Home Alarm Business to
Systems We onan escwrq
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4i+y
Product. The do ve for 1 V O Business
Horne Society expands sitm, the
Language Program for
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teenagers. ma+wkga orry. Ex-
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perience essential. Send
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neighbourhood. F:UWP t trine bkwnoas. 404-9294 1042892)
Worship, 7 Snowball Lane,
available from Scarborough to _
Unionville. Ont. L3R 4V9.
(°x2892)
Coboury- Send rexume to File 205 Firewood
$4076. Oshawa This Weak.
NEW company to Canada h
P.O. Box 481, Oshawa. Ont.
LIH 71.5. (042892)
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People who wish to bit• un-
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PMIIS IDTHERAAST - exosow 4344665. 0423921
496-02x8. (042902)
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fur and part tens apportun _
lot onergeric orthopedically220 Articles
t)30.000ryr incortte potential.
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for a few good people. Earn nbney YmrdialSN, how TwL
tai pxlotlrat in gas for j,"eiOantsw 433-1785. Parley's
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Presentations. up to 40lr.
misty for 3 yew old in 10 am. - 5 PAL 301A, Apr 5.
orbs
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Pi kwft• Job also involves King Crescent- off Harwood
aa" povids L For more
Wit hmo-ork Sate English SSM Al- 49600M pCMM
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speaking non smoker with WAL11AM Pim artoa - over
Cenci s need apply. 480-
710L (04260)
1.000 Nli from 99 canis to
LAORM for work? Lae ushep
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you end a job. Wallis baking for
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snergeiic, reliable and hard
my home for 9 month old baby Fri. 9.6 p nx S&L 9.5 Rin 623-
"Wd% iWK460b to tsork In
boy. located at Brock and SMI. fR Kitg SL E_ Bowman -
#0 Oshawa area. 721-9778.
Manning. (Bradley Estates). vile (TF)
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References required. Call A,IAx Pickeritg III; _ no
WANTED - ga"aral �okrara'
Heather. 666.4330 soar 4:30 reasonable idle► f•kued. Fully
Pmt- P429Muarante•d
coem•tic packagers. bindery
9 reconditioned
workers. Apply In person only to.
MATURE babysitter required MPPIY10ee Corte make us a
Gioli Hunan Resource Cane,
pert tine. starting June for 3 deal. 427-6764, 467 VOntrny
773 Warden Ave, Unit 4A,
young childrenour home, lid. S. Ajax. (TF)
Scarborough, Orel 1roe 9-m -
Pickering. Cali 286-9569. CARPET - I have new Stain -
5 p.rn (0428A2)
REUABLE teePcrebte caring masher and 100% nylon carpet,
babyslar required for one and �' do Wit9toom and )tall for
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150 HOS`
yoef did. Live In or out.
Dente
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time.
part wmm time. DENTAL HYGENIST
Clownidga
Dental
used.
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MOTHERn give stbvi g care to eo4722. 567-7Also et9e o T lo
985 West ray Rd. S.
Altai. 427.3800 (0506"
Infants In my non-smoking speed bilks, (04249M
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condition. 2 few mowers, new
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rocking chars. oak kitchen table
*14
aic.Cal 40-86 . M4 arcl table ANNUAL MOTHERS' DAY SALE
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS - Pianos, nam to own.
apt. size. upright. grand, digital.
keyboards. CLOCKS - free
delivery and as kip Call Telep
and take advantage of our low
rh d h
or rte a sole, or
secondary source of income
Buick Skyhawk
a
For rrMovatrorrs that
alar btf.Ire itlrprvvafrttrts tram
T. 220 � 250
250 a'"� 300 Aftmss
t
Lora Island Lodge Furniture,
6869612. (042692)
awn shoaling, afreetionare, es-
oa" ia"aly pit. 3275. Prints
,
rior and exterior, amlfm
CERM1G SYSTEMS
FULL size washor/dry«. 0250.
Froolance manual an
• • r
LEATHER ,ladle. - 1st price
101 Mus ismig, aft, idtb.dlt,
spri'Y d98ras" eabi Jadtot
trot" 996.. $150. and $190.
GARAGEAIDVING SALE
t43JtOD kits , as Ie,. it 500. tqt-
919& P4204s
I G
.
. s e • • • . e
J '
+_;
Famllp Loom. 5 Pala. Mal
(Cantu Court). and
APRIL 25, S A.M, -1 Pill
�•1 tarts. t es1Ory voofGST
•
sae 2. Toys, colrin,
/981 VW JeNa 4 cowl sup«
Tali nlon. Mafvem TIM
Iwn CerMw,
Scarborough. 412-0698.
AJAX 37 WSAI,
NDEBANKS DR.,
Contends of house, phis much more.
condition sunroof, PMNM%.
��. 111000 a bast offer.
Ake
BIJSlness
Home Home
HOme
dee availattl�lOrSarum r�
manual, said & ad along trip
4 now pyi11 now tires
s
$150.7269239. (042382)
��
Improvements Improvements
Improvements
SOLID oak double prd«w
table, extends to T, sere. Srlp.
GARAGEIYARD SALE
HE ROEN
$den by rk)r-
4167255
-ESTIMATES FIRE•
HN0 Pontiac Grand Pak, s b
pedestal table extends to 5'
6398. Windf01,ar,0MpeLk chak,
FRI. a SAT., APRIL 24 8 25
9500 a Dost oft«. Cale 1 -416 -
839-4757 alter 5 p.m.
(xECUTIVE NSTTTUTE
vi� Gr:NERAL _
6
$0. Al solid. no version. cus-
1376 TATRA DR. PICKERING
to429WCt4p
introduoe$
RNAMUL INCE"
CONTRACTING
J
Rewiring,100 a 200 amp
1978 Acadian, standard, runs
good. 4 door. $500 ob.o. 1961
err+ linishing Included. Mw%Aw-
Ww direct. 9954774 (043082) Bargains galore and much more.
describing how you can
Specializing in all carpentry, cusrom
homes, additions a raofrlg,
service upgrade$. Rea-
sonable rates. Free
126 HP Lawn tcuit. 11500 2 Sala
vsarrarsy. 3e- aA, $1500. sofa
MOVING/YARD SALE
wo gon.bra staes, $750dard.
Mlesan goostad.
runs good. new brakes. i75O
dam money ie home by:
revtewirlg ngnlef, books, teyt
- Kitchens a bathrooms, windows - %terpmolin g -
estimates. Lie. #E670.
bed with spring a, ". like
o.b.o. 8.77-2612. (0426M
• a orrililirlg ate. txata
besemenis, ceramic Glee a hardwood floors -15 yrs. exp.
Seniors - NO G.S.T
now. $175. Call 686-3243.
April 25, 9 am. - 4 p.m.
*wada°
For info. aN 683.5818shnm
;
Automobiles
`� se,~
20 Addley Cres., Ajax
305 Wanted
W • 81C-' el
ks Tables Odds & ends.
stove, freezer, washer/dryer, Des
(Inglis, ofmond). sofabed. col-
les/end tables, excellent 260 Arts � Crafts 260 Arts 8 Crafts
condition. 2 few mowers, new
and older ons, bar -b -q, park
bench, lao,es bike. grass
trimmer, hedge clipper, add BASKET KASE
rocking chars. oak kitchen table
*14
aic.Cal 40-86 . M4 arcl table ANNUAL MOTHERS' DAY SALE
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS - Pianos, nam to own.
apt. size. upright. grand, digital.
keyboards. CLOCKS - free
delivery and as kip Call Telep
and take advantage of our low
rh d h
31 0 Trucks For NEED hwo7 i eon d0 reports,
Sale resume,*, transcripts, legal
secretarial, essays, business
2d ton trucks. 22 n. van bodies, I•nere and more. Call 839-0100.
eve se, war* ouse prices. 9aa engines. 63500 Of best Flooring,
433-1491. (05079x on«. 4285998. (8290) g,
290 Pets -Supplies- 300 Automobiles
CUSTOM rurnnure for your 7 1989 Dodge Dakota. 27,000 _ Cah�
Boarding For Sale
home over, on a tight budget.
wardrobes, chest. etc.
or rte a sole, or
secondary source of income
Buick Skyhawk
a
For rrMovatrorrs that
alar btf.Ire itlrprvvafrttrts tram
DOUG'S WALL a
19M - 2 etre. 4
door. auao"uaticeaoilit"►
•erM
you're after, the Financial
Lora Island Lodge Furniture,
6869612. (042692)
awn shoaling, afreetionare, es-
oa" ia"aly pit. 3275. Prints
,
rior and exterior, amlfm
CERM1G SYSTEMS
FULL size washor/dry«. 0250.
Froolance manual an
cassene, 02900. Phone 416
4347269. (042292SNGj
• • r
Call atter 6 p m. 631-2279
Drywall, 1WWMDoft
190 Charger Hatchback. 4
the tools you need b profit tam
(Anne). M429W
• •
PERNri"Wft
911 PMW cAong,6
MOVING must sell, boys
those lucrative 'intone -at-
�•1 tarts. t es1Ory voofGST
•
sae 2. Toys, colrin,
Acoustic Tile, Custom
no
e• 86.000 kCrown Mao�4269423
home' industries. For your
Gardening
taping. T4ar C«kng, metal
basements. washrooms•
Shelving, Specialising In
dee availattl�lOrSarum r�
manual, said & ad along trip
,,�d �
As"itnex
,
Landscaping
9304892
Bammd % IN x-
8500 now. for SIM o.b.o. Call
$14.95 (+1:3 tax and shipping)
1986 Chev Cavalier, sold aer-
$den by rk)r-
4167255
-ESTIMATES FIRE•
427-1261
432x665. joso592)
430-6333 (042842!
1D: "RO , box 45117, Nath Yak
tired 52800 or as. is. $2000.
Your choice Call Brothore
1449: 416-83141621; 705-rw
Estimates. Steve. 837.0405.
SABER Contracting - all
Q
Cerele rine io Ulm 6N2
31 0 Trucks For NEED hwo7 i eon d0 reports,
Sale resume,*, transcripts, legal
secretarial, essays, business
2d ton trucks. 22 n. van bodies, I•nere and more. Call 839-0100.
eve se, war* ouse prices. 9aa engines. 63500 Of best Flooring,
433-1491. (05079x on«. 4285998. (8290) g,
290 Pets -Supplies- 300 Automobiles
CUSTOM rurnnure for your 7 1989 Dodge Dakota. 27,000 _ Cah�
Boarding For Sale
home over, on a tight budget.
wardrobes, chest. etc.
POODLE Pups - small, light
Buick Skyhawk
x stub. CD player. box
fibDressers. ems. 010 495 can.
In the country tradition. Call
opricot vet c,1•cked, needled•
19M - 2 etre. 4
door. auao"uaticeaoilit"►
•erM
orbest pne •r
w bIMS
Lora Island Lodge Furniture,
6869612. (042692)
awn shoaling, afreetionare, es-
oa" ia"aly pit. 3275. Prints
,
rior and exterior, amlfm
33
FULL size washor/dry«. 0250.
9786 or 2632967. (0626182)
cassene, 02900. Phone 416
4347269. (042292SNGj
330 Trailers
Call atter 6 p m. 631-2279
FREE b a good tWx - ore year
190 Charger Hatchback. 4
1998 24 ft. Golden Falcon
(Anne). M429W
old Daberrt m(black and tan)
Needs morn b nn witr
cylinder automatic. stesring,
deluxe travel trail«. New towed.
MOVING must sell, boys
good
adults. $Omrone 1e, like
�•1 tarts. t es1Ory voofGST
$10.900 a aonsd« trade for
boat.433-4706.(
sae 2. Toys, colrin,
etw to
the tail• b trap hirR l irnereow
no
e• 86.000 kCrown Mao�4269423
T F
DESIGNED and finished
basements, bathrooms,
additions. and second stories.
Dada. carpentry, plumb" and
drainage. Call Wah w Leaves at
428-2145.(042492)
EUROPEAN the specisiats - wl1 NI Worts Guaranteed.
renovate your bathroom or
kitchen waft as wait a< floor 579-4940
Trus. 20 years experience. Good
references and saiis}ciion
guaranteed. For free oui"%Nm. Painting,
D. Dykstra 7251913. (TF) gr
Decorating
wwu r t waw ur yarn« a o
son team. Well
SPRING •xperienc•d.hard working.
rer
wvaions, additions. decks,
CLEAN-UP, X- Call us fair a free stirnare.
o•k1Q len' kdderi abts,
dry«• storage. short. rakes,
call Susanna, as 432-3574 after 7
9012992)
1983 33 R. auras, 8x15 laiaa
room. (air eon. one year o,).
CARPET tnstallatwns -tree
PAINTING
571-1263 Ba or Rod, ChOmona
P4x3M
at�ee• 5v 09 wnnla9
Plwre
plant � �
Training am
1"6
Hells Chev Caprla Estate
•ate• bedroom• bath• shed•
estimates, restnetehing a
specWty. Reasonable rates.
293-5197
1$0 NEI09 - horn balms and
gar►. 2
8262709 (0426Mldpup
your 2 week old in coli
RiDD1
Wagon.1p•d•d. I+ciides air. 9
on sewers, private private
98T -t798 a 987-!800. D i N
buds, woos al WHOLESALE
RENOVATIONS - Cabinetry,
CONCEPT a rOwirl4 "uclW ,
junior hinder Duppy classes and
passenger, mint condition,heded
poes•ssio" May 24•
45 cries from Oshaara . M a K
Duncan. (TFWFS)
SDS Renovations, drywall
kitchens. kitchen cupboards,
$1700 new for $798 o.b.o. Pas-
sat duo-mat,c 80 knitting
sort him an tK D
certified. 05950. 839-3794.
(042492SNC)
�:�1�-•s,
Gardening
taping. T4ar C«kng, metal
basements. washrooms•
madn.re wan all acOeseones.
dee availattl�lOrSarum r�
jut o<
8311- � pip arld feat tt696.
,,�d �
As"itnex
,
Landscaping
studs. bas«runt rerlovrtb-,
t.nr:. and dock. glutin
painting.
additions. ctsl0m buil hors.
Carew Co.
8500 now. for SIM o.b.o. Call
DuMy and novice. (5 rrtonif
1986 Chev Cavalier, sold aer-
$den by rk)r-
4167255
__
residential. commercial. Free
432x665. joso592)
430-6333 (042842!
and up). Cal K-9 KlUbhose,
4044l617w837.2384 1tJa28821
tired 52800 or as. is. $2000.
Your choice Call Brothore
1449: 416-83141621; 705-rw
Estimates. Steve. 837.0405.
SABER Contracting - all
Q
622- 105059T carpentry, additions. P
SECTIONAL bed sense. excel- PALADEN Dog Obedience - today. 434-5774 ask for Paul' LANDSCAPING JOURNEYMAN electrician. renovations, kitchens, arty
wtt Conorter, SWC o.b o. 686 r'ah' ApprOved Qualified IMS C"
Vrrw S1Dedalizag n wrvice bathrooms. fwrrr nninfenaloe
3266. �21W *ar. LeBaron. 4 cow, Motorcycles MERL--I^ ftoAW. rewiring.addit onss a d emergency service. furniture Services
Instruction. Few tiperxugt sit Honda car. one owner. fully onw.se iV ainiaxr..l 9 ry
equipped. all Dower •pes..,wyy�
VIKING ra7sner wrt* surd saves available for next steeds torr► renovations. All work refinishing, quality work MAGICIAN, clown, friends.yv�
err° aisc so 1L Urost freerer ^w Kao Monday May ! ith. AN accessories. Must be seen, • Tres 4 g guaranteed. free mtrrmsm CAN guaranteed. 15 years Reay b entertain for
Dort, n exosbm coo mon. buret breeds - General Obedience Certified. tae6-094e. (1042992) MOTORCYCLE •11ed`�- 4206320 (TPA) a ooruw
n. 686-2915. (TFEFG) any accession. Birthday*,
offer. 721-2839 evenings. sterling 40Kndergart•n Puppy - Tll%taaseN promotions, openings,
through b Advanced tVovaoe. 1988 Olds Cutlass, must be
INSURANCE yy�� ��.•� Housecleaning Housecleaning furdralsen• Maple thto.e are
FOR Sale Aix alae wasrne and Trial; Preparation Novaoe seen. very dean, i50tX1 w bet 44 1a"LJV / funl Leauoe ►hop. 6367057 w
dry«. Ingle. 2 tpeetC. 5 cycle dNO�h offer Call 576-9118. Leave 68 r.11,4334. �)
b U1iYty. Ow b requests from 683-9725
Air
wasrw and heavy duty dryer or0 v vngUnaclasses. es. w weekday t"1•*sap• or ell 729-9332. ,g Gal A I L LI ND " �(� hods ap B°'dexo wnir' 11aw r' doing
i
for p td Colour. Lira new $85C w •venrng classes. w rxI off« (dirge 18?11) •j�rj r magic for dwldren s parties and
1w pea 726-0856. (Os2392SNC) Sat. morning classes in General 199 9 Pontiac S u n b i rd . ate,bdr dwe - r saes fa�� rah
PROCA/NABuildrrgProducb- Obedience, depending on showroom - pion, 4 dow PINE .00dadu
sia.g, small quantity wrtng al respor". For more iew sdpri sedan, 4 ryrld•r. ane. ps.. pb.. warn. ram gardauAOak" MAID SERVICES rt1a9i�" Call Emla. ess1932
$35vsq. strews. st" f2wW, and re9svarion, tetopfnar 9WamRm 61.590, only 54,0010 maw RIDGE • 0-" - laurwq
Windom starting reaoova ..wwrrp Serving the community for over a decade. Canng for
startingat $75 am 25
up. 94. (0430M original. $3295 certAied. Cal MOUM past aMi at. • 2lit "man our horn with plumbing
Stock clearance. 95 sunny St. LHASA Apse puppies. ~. 427-9722 at WIN . Russ Bp Y personalized. professlOftal SefViC@S,
Unit 7. Whitby 966-1700. non -allergic. non shedding. Tow" Sties. ,1198 Suzuki saw rge e°0. pv- -1� at highly competitive rales. We honor all compeb'live
great for horse w aapare,nes. IM Sumbirld GT. new rad. raw chased new In L. 19,0010 CCUpOnS. lCtad
SPECIALTY Raong Bicycle. (Nat a yappy dog). Guararlwd. Goodyear Eagle tires, new it--• as" $19510. 4240109,.
W 1991 Banda. 12 speed CKC registered, vet readies and steno saerafic. sale, $2500 w 10426M Handyman (Fully bonded and insured) No pb' a+
spat SX. esoelwt condaon, great paynere farms available. beat ~. Cal JaM. 07-12$3. MOTORCYCLE, Autwrwblle. 683-7515 showers. batoo small - sement
en,
asking $35C. Cam after 5 p rr 0-
1.706.73124. (0423921 (Boanerrvre). (W2NZ and Property Insurance. Low
4271141. (042882) I� P,°fy -wit „dr1ae� Rate. Cal 427-3595 Marsha �rM J�
T N R E E door Trost free `oA Aut0ii1�b11eSgood eeowd car. skm,g $700.Ali 6'
vetrig«ator. 1e, cu.h. Hanreat v 0 For Sale go 430 al (oa29ai� 365 - rs"°"�0A waiidion
Dtty4ne: 427-4174, Hke:
isurw
Tess Rom S uttbn tnterlOr and ezMrior ARE you havig vr•brsina Ik16 in -NOB. Art brTOR1.
gold. good oord4ron. $, 75. Cal -- -
296.,79. (0426912) NffiiJD A CARE 9sasd uoneoon. rtxr rrrL 8700 rrlpelimmomme�s, r6nov6tiort$ elrd I19 Tim,o b wan ye,. 005559 Moving, _
230 Articles No efi�grr as I& W3 -SW& (0419M . s : • c onistructlon. Fels' and �D iorals«d-r" Cal Storage T FiniflCial
Wanted 1 1� Chrysler Laser XE. 5 deleln P work 427-1041. (051362) 10d•y- AJAX Moving Systems . full �ifeCtO
NO speed, aa, now. $2775. Cad • 15 mum a" of glNranMeld• CLEANING � awstrae � servfass, ntsw.s. app+wrr and
WANTED - 2 used doaxvtggers. T�ry
� 42741379 (042962] Osht CF" 681913 a:perfenced, excellent piano spedafta' fiat roe °fall
Call atter s p.m. 432•1610. good aandkbrl APPLIANCE - removal. and refewnces. will dean entire i1AO1drr'y We "0981 "•'r• "•01•d NEED MONEY
nose Sunbld. • Free hydro a waw _ _
snow and- s�«fridge. Approved sl oona0forig anstrn fadlo� • sl etlrt� pard aNr+ w Toffy. Pleie� coo idlgoand main 'in 6 �"'am t"". C�aM 427 -
Over P�f16 $,rico ce11M.d. call 723i9M PNOFESAL Harisynian
not. Also rtrnted, pidaQ truce CAC 1998 Tram Am. 305, P•Nr Services - quality carpentry. EXCELLENT Gummy IE11 55kh lar
(TIP e��-thea 7�j Call 80"3 PUM Mrbm,re �r fie. army _ electrical, plumbing and ■aNardablepAots.Badedaed household m w roeiderMyVuck arm �j
hit tantsss4� ail int. drive Troy
deooraing, Olt. Smd or large. krund. CAM Elleasm, 40•el259 mrwrorcbl AM typo d mtwaa
260 "..".486-7.
Mrar. 94800. Hitt Cad Trgr. ^M-'tme"ts hoot a oNoO, redeaebN Mh Cale Carl or Jaw, 427-2N6.
AILS & Crafts o11�rIL LTD. 57el•M07• (042•� 400 For Rent excellent rnferencas. Free Moving,
Ael11 gel NO' lea Honda Civic. 3 doe. 5 om*rssss. Cad 723.148& 7 a.m $ e Painting,
THIS AND THAT FLEA speed, cortilied, exciallom - 890 Pm. M40M Decorating
MARKET AND C� SHIM 831 -2693 ,°°" III, ew`Mhht 111100Da3Msbbw ickering now ono ToAovsM ill YpyMIG?
Mum
droom basement SPIONOTC1LLpeliMihpttam Rd.ark for Paul 0426g2�endors1M1 CASalfr• 4 born auto• air rlrMflt. Lots Of �'� M'/sem Etta ina. 286- con..Pll. b-$10.200.Cal OW ,sell Moate Carlo - air � A
M
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476& (042mw% 5738. 0428M III I S. alawralic, parer n0 pit$' s doMe MM aba. ININ1 " byLji1ft
280 Lost & Found
NEWA1M - ale orange, 5 nomh
am mals cm. Short hair. Name,
L.C. Family heertbroken,
Children mins him. Dreyer/
Ck w«age, awl. cad 963 1=
or 261-0510. (042662)
FOUND Tueedq April u in No
was of Lakeside, Public School.
a nub maker spanM. (Approm
1 1/2 year old). ase -4622.
.290 Pers-Boaroi q
AIEWAN Esitkto, 5 yaw old
acre,, rmasw0, stow tt & Cd
asompow
1$66 Ieaimm Pubes, low kms..
very eisan. 5 spend. rMm
cor1M, T-WM CWW& Aa -
MV 66000 or bot clear. N3-
1985. leave a message.
tam
1868 PirimM Aana 4 door.
74AW men. good oarltIII d
now fins. Mdy drhe, $4250
o.b.o. Alter 6, elel3-4007.
042@M
1967 Cull" Cbrra, slaree,
at**. air. ps., pb.. 4 door. good
coned., 63600 cert. 578.8351.
(0429M
107 Nissan Sertva, aummmme,
137,000 kwu 62,900. Cal 966
4297
Ana rwm i eu
a5000
+ materials
(Customer Sands & masks)
W-2998
Clear coat available.
SHOWER STALLS
Repairs ld a renovalod
Wal d Cour tiles s uppw
a installed tWc. Kit.
Isar*. U% dbft
i*ft. A up
CBS 571411M
TWO area a11N1 tflrClls -TILE
16mow tit 0 ad "asohdN
w. Plow s iEos, i
w
ad Doffs.
Mmi-1i
INelllodel
Car 57117U
Ln
YESTERDAY?
Can Y.C-A-
MO.-tpag(e
Corporatrotl ul "Y.
(416) 502 -Neo
Tnw Rrfnlotral _
CONTRACTOR
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Frea P 1L hoer a6d tnaBlr. Pldt,rhtg wtspsrhlg, 1 roan wed y
Cd
lees Cougar XR7, black,
sas•ritB Power brakes, peer
4ts
busiems portion.
tRf a IBit
270 C
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w
430-72@@ 10
No joba too anw1. OualMy
waftntwwhO gMwftN- CW
430 zs65 alrtyilrrla (TF)
or busilaes -stent cow
ta28M
101 Chisvy Mdbr, 6 r.TlinNOW das.
4 door , very fellable, air
WMi91 • bvv odYle occig ►
1$0 NEI09 - horn balms and
k�869�Wry.�
leasing ownpw"c s0 tars.
conditicimirg. anWm steroo,
aarrisd. $1860. Ca14'402$5a
badrom
1�ilsplw�ite .1
is parrs. Fine Yate- -m a1
buds, woos al WHOLESALE
apranera, etlparoe eatwtos, nterr apwlnrorr, 15 tliall,s q
Soft smoker. low Par rnordLOshaInclude.
es kh
•Mrance. Iwndry '"Uleo,
so
ao0
evenings. Paul 725-9622.
042@M�
prior. YNq psy Istalt Cad 198 (340
ROPo CamaraCamara2Kel368. O1
A� Parts &
340 Au1D pwts it
IIB® IBM CoMaable Com-
1NMGmadA,g2doa &&kat,
ReD�rs
Repairs
puma for sato, amoft at 610-
pow trktdowta, till, cruise.
- _ --
Ing farldarlan!s Bay. PsWi1B
=1=:�
688-347. !0126621
thereon caroted. 641200. 427-
,"�
0790. (01298?)
jut o<
8311- � pip arld feat tt696.
5043, p926M
g1�351. 04210
280 Lost & Found
NEWA1M - ale orange, 5 nomh
am mals cm. Short hair. Name,
L.C. Family heertbroken,
Children mins him. Dreyer/
Ck w«age, awl. cad 963 1=
or 261-0510. (042662)
FOUND Tueedq April u in No
was of Lakeside, Public School.
a nub maker spanM. (Approm
1 1/2 year old). ase -4622.
.290 Pers-Boaroi q
AIEWAN Esitkto, 5 yaw old
acre,, rmasw0, stow tt & Cd
asompow
1$66 Ieaimm Pubes, low kms..
very eisan. 5 spend. rMm
cor1M, T-WM CWW& Aa -
MV 66000 or bot clear. N3-
1985. leave a message.
tam
1868 PirimM Aana 4 door.
74AW men. good oarltIII d
now fins. Mdy drhe, $4250
o.b.o. Alter 6, elel3-4007.
042@M
1967 Cull" Cbrra, slaree,
at**. air. ps., pb.. 4 door. good
coned., 63600 cert. 578.8351.
(0429M
107 Nissan Sertva, aummmme,
137,000 kwu 62,900. Cal 966
4297
Ana rwm i eu
a5000
+ materials
(Customer Sands & masks)
W-2998
Clear coat available.
SHOWER STALLS
Repairs ld a renovalod
Wal d Cour tiles s uppw
a installed tWc. Kit.
Isar*. U% dbft
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AJAX - of bsdroorn,
barnl,w qwv ma, sib
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apranera, etlparoe eatwtos, nterr apwlnrorr, 15 tliall,s q
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254d/64. (042562) •nth 3
6450 Included; e,6 UMI&L NO
DOGS. Call 07.4019 bone
p�io inradidsiy,
9600 montAly Includes ale
Fist and fast ta"jiad, Kesible,
for sI - or
and
WA-a PRISMAVAMASLE
WNW 427-9472k (042682)
Nonawelkw, no pati :17-01
ba ityard, foundry fealf1w
available June 1.6665 plus 4011. PNWJ3 IIG flewro abedroom
row - new 1,w
one bedroom main floor apt.
NCKERM • b@wAM new aIle
btrdmorn time wit
kikin Call 294 0780. P120M
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mem for W
Ing farldarlan!s Bay. PsWi1B
=1=:�
pMtinl0. Whim itdldcalift mL No.
Pits. Non smoker.
rent. 6166 monthly ppwkft foundry.Asking Wudes
i1Ckm: 06221& (D1288Q) ttsontlry. 4243751. (04Z68�
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0790. (01298?)
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�� one bedroom
PICKERING basement at "ell S separate 723-75 4, Ric int and asst.
entrance, paAWng, -4560 nlonthy 7237594. Rtdr_
1480 Pickering Parkway
Spacious 3 bedroom apartments
Four Appliances
- Close to GO Transit(Pidcering Town
Centre; Hwy. 401
• Immediate Occupancy
From $825 per month.
Call 420-3139
Or visit rental officcelmodel a!:
1480 Pickering Parkway =
Under New Management
13LUEWATE PR PARK
WHITBY APARTMENTS
1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in
immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3
8POancK p001, W ooker lade, games room, brini
Courts, exercise room. laundry feafrlias and Covered
OW" -
101 Kniltio R'l- w
Mon --Fd- 0.7 i Sat411un.12-5
571-3522 cow ELXElr
AJAX
55 Falby Court
2 bedroom apaRnlanl n tanly fluildlrt4, Air w nddciv%
brodoonl, 2 Mpiancea, kurldry fadities, tasurtas and
efladn vom wtdmillaeatd paid i g itckided•
f ;sill
683-6021 ,a
Sat. -Sun. 12-5 f00 SHEUTA
Man.-Fri.tar`s ..w-.
'a""
77 3133 FALBY COURT
Two + three bedroom aparbnents in family
building. Air conditioning, broadlow, 2
appliances, laundry facilities and
Ixtdergro(W parking inoiuded. $742-$819
CW1 6864M
Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p -m.
inckiding utilities. Available May
1. Prefer rnon-amoker. no pets.
Evenings. 683-4015. (042692)
AJAX - by the lake. bright one
bedroom baserttem aparvrwlt.
Laundry, dishwasher, cable,
Parking. all inclusive. $495.
Prefer female. no pets. May 1.
Phone 426-6133. (042682)
WHTBY - BrodkA4wy 2. new
raised bunalow. 3 bedrooms,
main flea. Fully broadkoomed.
appliances, central air, nice
neighbouAtood, big yard. $850
Plus utilities. 637.0632.
OSHAWA - one bedroom unit
for June 1, $685 and two
bedroom units for June 1, $820
at 767 Wilson Road North and
him bedroom unit for June 1 at
r.'0 Beatrc Street, $790, Fridge,
M rot utilities included. No pets,
apply with Durham Housing,
1615 Dundas St. E. 4th Floor.
Whitby Of all 436-6610 for
irlormahon_M42NZ)
TWO apaarwnts lar rent. one
bedroom, $500. Available
Immediately. one bachelor,
$470. available Jwre 1. Both in-
clude utatiee and parking. FvW
lit. 4331921. (042692
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apart-
Menls for rent. available May
and June. Fist and Iasi• landry
la0kat on premises. Cal 579.
3683 or 7269345. (42292)
AJAX - one bedroom bachelor
apamment. separate entrance.
laundry faiiabss. 3 pieoe private
bah. fireplace. 6450 mor" in-
cludes utLses. Forufomnatron.
call Paul at 427-3664. (04779Q)
OSHAWA - south end hi -now.
622 Glen St. Very clean, lege
units. 2 bedroom, available
now or May 1, $660 and 3
bedrooms. $705. June 1.
Parking. heat. cable included.
57&M73 or 725-48M (0`505M
PICKERING
eeoesent 2 bedroom Oaserrwn
apartment. Go. other amenities,
Parking. fridge. wore. laudnry.
$730 plus union. FiesYtsst. 1-
416579.7576. XK29xZ
AJAX - super onebedroom
b- apartment .
part ent. Separate
entrance- 4 appliances. c anal
air, available May 1. Non
emotions. no pees, red. Sl1W in-
cludes u Wilms. Cal 42"M or
426-3194. M429800)
WHITBY - onebedroom
aprtnwN, f 25 Fig and IoM
moils res itiQ'A it. we"
people only. Call 668-4016
evenings. 725-8911 days.
ONE and We bedioomt April -
May -June. NO PETS. Fr%IM
Mous. ail. uarI prkig ler
ars carr. Ohm and Wion. $715
and $740. First and test 721-
9744. (051292)
WHITBY - dean three bedroom
apartment for rent, $750 monhy
plus shared ut0006. Call 686
'-M. (042292)
DIXIE and hwy 2. one bus route.
2 bedroom basemrom apartrmient.
Private entrance, appliances•
shared laundry. air. carp~.
dean. $765 inclusive. Firsvlw.
Non smokers. Available June 1.
839-0631. (0429M
BRAND new aWffwd in heart
Of Pickering, including all
utn". hitt. hydro, parking.
cable. laundry roots everything
for $750. Available May 1. Mug
We 683-4041. (042222)
WWTBY - 720 Dundas West.
executive fumished clean one
bedroom apartment. own entry.
Patio. 4 piece both. garden view.
park one, no pets. Bachelor
suite also available. 416286
2038 or 416284-16 IS. M42692)
OSNAWA - central charming
and wry dean 1 bedroom apt,
on man Iktor glue full baswnem.
Private entrance, central air,
garage, niom backyard. Ped
welcome, $725 monthly,
incluslvs. Call 420-2220.
(04211-421
MUST be seen. note Oshawa. 2
bedroom supper duplex. Ind".
and slow. no pees. FiWlaet.
Relvences required. Lyn, 436
6886. M42W
AJAX - -The Breakers- brand
new exdusiw lakeside con-
dominiume for immediate
occupancy. 1,2.3 bedroom.
900-45M sq. h., featuring 5
aPWantss. air. belcaws ane
solanum. uxteiground Parking.
health dub with indoor pod.
sauna. saev7ma room and bs-
hards roan. To view cal 425-
1874. M I 9M
25-
1874.(051992)
4 0 Houses For
Rent
LARGE 3 hmdraom main floor
detached brick. Livigroom.
dairgaolim loge sr -in kndW .
Ied Valid, walk to GO trap.
schools. Picholl ig Town Canna
Minute no 401. anra.a now.
$900 monthly. 472-4350.
WHITBY - Immaculate three
becircies two Merry. arpeted
air. fenced. 5 appliances.
garage. Available June I. $1200
. utilities. Rdemer . no dogs.
Eve. 479.9310 or days 757-
1701.(042382)
TWO houses for rent Athol and
Ramon area. 2 1/2 steamy. close
10 amenrbes available Jun 1.
PNpin, 6834162 or 4361
THREE bedroom upper
bukgdow. appganps. foundry.
parking. Go etatfon SM Aim
bachelor, apartment. $425 or
bah nor $1150 12 uMYss
Yt4204)081.
MMW- 1WSNicl Nickel & Two LIVERPOOL/BAYLY - 3 WMUY - unseal 2 Mier. 2 Available May 1.
. For Rent
AYAN,ARLE May 1 - Wh ft
W"'f -Iwo bedroan bas►
apartnsm bufl0teg, spaefelas
nwtt alpwit enl in home, kldpa.
main floor. $1000 with 4
mond + u1Mks. FhMaL 1- wHiny - haesrtwM ts011Ww appsanoes. Udod e, gangs
4163797578 (012982)
4M Flow. Tearer, «
a�mengr C 0�topabus,
5750 Includes utilities. FaMllit,
*"M t8• sir utMMM Inekadsd,
available May 1. Atter 6 p.m,
no Pats- 2 bo&oorts, 5700. Also
427-4493 or 65$8835. M428M
Oft lsdroont, Shoo. Call 430-
0134. (04308
WHIBY -clean two bedroom
TYPO and three bedroom
walkout basement apartment for
rent- $600i'monthly + utilllies,
apartments, available at 6N
Glen St. Oshawa. 728-4893.
Available May 1. 686-4025.
(042292)
TWO family basement
AVAllA9LE immediately -
apartment, two separate
roomy 1 bedroom apartment,
entrance, Scarborough, Im-
mediate possession, $925
close to Simcce, tarps eat -in
kACMn, kill (broom, private
M -ft- ktdudms utilities. Or 3
bedroom house with Spite
entrance, $575frronthly utilities
included.
wit
for sok. 6240,000 flan Calf 420•
Firsulast, available
May 1. 2 few( 1 bedroom apart -
5894. (042192)
mem now 401, pntrare entrance
AJAX - oomenlent seN con-
tained a-4-
with fenced yard. laundry. ho0k-
ups. parking utilities nokuded
�� one bedroom
PICKERING basement at "ell S separate 723-75 4, Ric int and asst.
entrance, paAWng, -4560 nlonthy 7237594. Rtdr_
1480 Pickering Parkway
Spacious 3 bedroom apartments
Four Appliances
- Close to GO Transit(Pidcering Town
Centre; Hwy. 401
• Immediate Occupancy
From $825 per month.
Call 420-3139
Or visit rental officcelmodel a!:
1480 Pickering Parkway =
Under New Management
13LUEWATE PR PARK
WHITBY APARTMENTS
1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in
immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3
8POancK p001, W ooker lade, games room, brini
Courts, exercise room. laundry feafrlias and Covered
OW" -
101 Kniltio R'l- w
Mon --Fd- 0.7 i Sat411un.12-5
571-3522 cow ELXElr
AJAX
55 Falby Court
2 bedroom apaRnlanl n tanly fluildlrt4, Air w nddciv%
brodoonl, 2 Mpiancea, kurldry fadities, tasurtas and
efladn vom wtdmillaeatd paid i g itckided•
f ;sill
683-6021 ,a
Sat. -Sun. 12-5 f00 SHEUTA
Man.-Fri.tar`s ..w-.
'a""
77 3133 FALBY COURT
Two + three bedroom aparbnents in family
building. Air conditioning, broadlow, 2
appliances, laundry facilities and
Ixtdergro(W parking inoiuded. $742-$819
CW1 6864M
Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p -m.
inckiding utilities. Available May
1. Prefer rnon-amoker. no pets.
Evenings. 683-4015. (042692)
AJAX - by the lake. bright one
bedroom baserttem aparvrwlt.
Laundry, dishwasher, cable,
Parking. all inclusive. $495.
Prefer female. no pets. May 1.
Phone 426-6133. (042682)
WHTBY - BrodkA4wy 2. new
raised bunalow. 3 bedrooms,
main flea. Fully broadkoomed.
appliances, central air, nice
neighbouAtood, big yard. $850
Plus utilities. 637.0632.
OSHAWA - one bedroom unit
for June 1, $685 and two
bedroom units for June 1, $820
at 767 Wilson Road North and
him bedroom unit for June 1 at
r.'0 Beatrc Street, $790, Fridge,
M rot utilities included. No pets,
apply with Durham Housing,
1615 Dundas St. E. 4th Floor.
Whitby Of all 436-6610 for
irlormahon_M42NZ)
TWO apaarwnts lar rent. one
bedroom, $500. Available
Immediately. one bachelor,
$470. available Jwre 1. Both in-
clude utatiee and parking. FvW
lit. 4331921. (042692
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apart-
Menls for rent. available May
and June. Fist and Iasi• landry
la0kat on premises. Cal 579.
3683 or 7269345. (42292)
AJAX - one bedroom bachelor
apamment. separate entrance.
laundry faiiabss. 3 pieoe private
bah. fireplace. 6450 mor" in-
cludes utLses. Forufomnatron.
call Paul at 427-3664. (04779Q)
OSHAWA - south end hi -now.
622 Glen St. Very clean, lege
units. 2 bedroom, available
now or May 1, $660 and 3
bedrooms. $705. June 1.
Parking. heat. cable included.
57&M73 or 725-48M (0`505M
PICKERING
eeoesent 2 bedroom Oaserrwn
apartment. Go. other amenities,
Parking. fridge. wore. laudnry.
$730 plus union. FiesYtsst. 1-
416579.7576. XK29xZ
AJAX - super onebedroom
b- apartment .
part ent. Separate
entrance- 4 appliances. c anal
air, available May 1. Non
emotions. no pees, red. Sl1W in-
cludes u Wilms. Cal 42"M or
426-3194. M429800)
WHITBY - onebedroom
aprtnwN, f 25 Fig and IoM
moils res itiQ'A it. we"
people only. Call 668-4016
evenings. 725-8911 days.
ONE and We bedioomt April -
May -June. NO PETS. Fr%IM
Mous. ail. uarI prkig ler
ars carr. Ohm and Wion. $715
and $740. First and test 721-
9744. (051292)
WHITBY - dean three bedroom
apartment for rent, $750 monhy
plus shared ut0006. Call 686
'-M. (042292)
DIXIE and hwy 2. one bus route.
2 bedroom basemrom apartrmient.
Private entrance, appliances•
shared laundry. air. carp~.
dean. $765 inclusive. Firsvlw.
Non smokers. Available June 1.
839-0631. (0429M
BRAND new aWffwd in heart
Of Pickering, including all
utn". hitt. hydro, parking.
cable. laundry roots everything
for $750. Available May 1. Mug
We 683-4041. (042222)
WWTBY - 720 Dundas West.
executive fumished clean one
bedroom apartment. own entry.
Patio. 4 piece both. garden view.
park one, no pets. Bachelor
suite also available. 416286
2038 or 416284-16 IS. M42692)
OSNAWA - central charming
and wry dean 1 bedroom apt,
on man Iktor glue full baswnem.
Private entrance, central air,
garage, niom backyard. Ped
welcome, $725 monthly,
incluslvs. Call 420-2220.
(04211-421
MUST be seen. note Oshawa. 2
bedroom supper duplex. Ind".
and slow. no pees. FiWlaet.
Relvences required. Lyn, 436
6886. M42W
AJAX - -The Breakers- brand
new exdusiw lakeside con-
dominiume for immediate
occupancy. 1,2.3 bedroom.
900-45M sq. h., featuring 5
aPWantss. air. belcaws ane
solanum. uxteiground Parking.
health dub with indoor pod.
sauna. saev7ma room and bs-
hards roan. To view cal 425-
1874. M I 9M
25-
1874.(051992)
4 0 Houses For
Rent
LARGE 3 hmdraom main floor
detached brick. Livigroom.
dairgaolim loge sr -in kndW .
Ied Valid, walk to GO trap.
schools. Picholl ig Town Canna
Minute no 401. anra.a now.
$900 monthly. 472-4350.
WHITBY - Immaculate three
becircies two Merry. arpeted
air. fenced. 5 appliances.
garage. Available June I. $1200
. utilities. Rdemer . no dogs.
Eve. 479.9310 or days 757-
1701.(042382)
TWO houses for rent Athol and
Ramon area. 2 1/2 steamy. close
10 amenrbes available Jun 1.
PNpin, 6834162 or 4361
THREE bedroom upper
bukgdow. appganps. foundry.
parking. Go etatfon SM Aim
bachelor, apartment. $425 or
bah nor $1150 12 uMYss
Yt4204)081.
MMW- 1WSNicl Nickel & Two LIVERPOOL/BAYLY - 3 WMUY - unseal 2 Mier. 2 Available May 1.
sidnia$Rirl, a ebetstll "
beufroan main bvsl at hour, Verye
��ry (oe28B2)
secs. bwtery ante ft t aa�
ares. $�f
00 and laundry. IDarkirtl• 1. Nov GO. 889-5297. CEKFRAL mnlbtr - 3 bedrswn
ePviehmee'y $1000 per'
on site- Apply to Durham
lets DMtdaa E«
main floor. $1000 with 4
mond + u1Mks. FhMaL 1- wHiny - haesrtwM ts011Ww appsanoes. Udod e, gangs
4163797578 (012982)
4M Flow. Tearer, «
apartment in triple: with prevlsgos bwkodet Ralawncaa
d43ift1 bWm m pL
OBIMwA! Do you hats tit sBpwaM wMranos. Wo bbdt required. No peas. IMralsbls
• 4a0 IPAL Wadi ftL XM23"
0a09 d huraing *veto all Own (10 OW and lite, SM Jura 1. 418 8967778 or 4/6.
M1-11abo2w1 hili
Ihasg ads? I Ilam a stslslp 2 monthly. 097634, (o1289ri 848+2802.062982)
bsdmm mpL that we emend
+ srlL� pptt
vim 0 1 MSE EUT apennim 2 ices MCKBMIti - nlsh lbw d 3
bmhlosrq � datafs MM
Wfna iii vd& ttralkoeR M
� ' a' ��2 bsdroa4s, krrJtsn pa, bedroom bungalow, 4
why mP*Aarktarono tar- ammr bo* entarog wftm apPYinces, alc. ak Mer. does
bmd Vw4 a "ll, Mar 1- $960
piled tArolphgt, ft a" ,n 1 Beth' 8 mal to Go WWWd" to G0. $960 n1sm90y. plus 1/2
.
'^� �- 1�
.wnwue 0pan titling ayaa wan bus, eMsrmrl, firstlleK hBSL 4o Miss. Available Y4wfst- 1y
gym' $825 YwCN$ 471-4740 Qe15393513 1
#VAaABLE May 1, andw"
nsft Pan Rows, Fasdda csMg w-442.1/64 1
nue `YWY mi e. kidanr
In kitcMn with IMurtsculwe Yr1aTiY - dwMrftB cMury
'
aloes. hydro and pilling a
applartoss, cental ale taswul
atov�oh N home. Time bndrsr ctanry
-
krJuded. Cleo to ail aniteftRlss,
fridge a
IF go ' etyb, No tri bathroom. 0 ldlclnnr4 Sk. nfrad yard, bsslds
Ill M d y bCOK no be ansa
SM plus 172 utlM m Cad Ow W"• In a dean writ al souk pe+1l• ding to oft - baudgtsa
UN nonRdy. Cal 729411 or
5 PAL 43938400. 012 W bumther and am*. SM Mar I. s1oso WONiy + un: ks,
5796121. (Oa2NMPICItE1Mq
- hr4tkltod, f11,,,,1r "'01R�• C4 BOW GN"Om% 4891x55 w 2891542 062M
Candn Tana Fully. 4274771.
IIG - wet to Go, 3
bochalor walkout bas mment AJAX - 3 bsdtaoen house an
AJAX Dallied Ttrsreo,1. 2 and
bus*m m apannlen, applwncan,
apartment. laundry. cable. Draw East.1860 tla fti. *W
3 �0O1m �M' atre9
1if0. kMrtdry, utsbstfuctW.
view May I. Paessasiaa, I56o
u1Mbs, full kRdtnn. beak SM bit, no pest. AwaNOb July 1.
IftonitNy Inclusive. Cato 428- alas flat' 1 and June 1. From 1982 863-0164 w 483-5256,'
1951 and :745 Pool sawed
Par month. Md Knight. 531-
7279 w 2561405, (062SSQ)
5605- P420M
large subs. cow b 401 and Go. OSHAWA - 3 bedroom main
NEW brV4 one battloan bass- 4297290 unit 7 pm. (0429921 flow bungalow, com" air. 4
AJAX -all Ro bio, it -- 'or
moat SpMb6tsrt in South Ajar. appliances, quiet
basement apartment, one
Separate entrance. parking. MAX -ale bodroorn bas~ nMplitouhood• ample Poking.
bedroom, full bo h and kRcnrl,
letury 4 ps0e bnthroon rowdy apann om separate arc i -- ,e $790 a morals. Available June I.
Prlrnb enrlml^ Mop no and
•
tsrpnlad, fridgNstove, than central air/rac, 4 piece Cal 4202869. 1042982)
last. aaialabb Mar 1, bnrg a
lrnst6grleynr, 5825 nwraliy in battteoom sire rrarlter/drI-. WISTBY - 2 bedroom, heat.
nMssapo all 8392514 or 427-
3178- (04219Q)
dudes Lefts. Fina and Isat MksUuy Heights. Non smelter. laundry. fig. SM m inky.
required, ataalabb ImrnsdM* 5850 incluslve. Firstllmsl 428- 21 1" etrttg eklpsrktsrtrtt
AJAX - 3 1, I o man(low.
Nan emokw, no pais. 427-3139. 311114. 042392) duals ler reduced tont. Apprac
Professionally decorated,
( ) OSHAWA - 26 ft. INhgroom. 2 5508 noldhly. Bah mabbb
hardwood floors, 5 appMwt,
AJAX South - beautiful band bsdro m, 3 Pisa bath. base• Jute 1. EvenligsAwskends,
Irtosd backyard with kv-"
now quiet one bodroun base- ment apartment, fridge and 427-2457.10420M
POOL dose to a/ arremo a an a
meat apartment. Private Move, SM plus 1/2 udiaiea. 51486 mon ly and you real Y
Quist street. $1025 ktcksivi&
Avail. June 1. 427-7409.
onrarmw ups from take. all 432 -OM or 576-0787 after 6 YOM downpairmeft kit this sin
applarton, 4292664. (012802) p.m.Ofw okerida• (042892) to own 4 bedroom semi
ONE longe bedroom beawnetl
PICKERIM - thine bodifee s, ONE bedroom basetwa apart- detached house. Two
aPwbTd , Whby, *91 and lost
two bathroorre, main floor, 5 riterN In horrw available June 1. ballrOOMS, fatWtsd roc room
oequired. $660. ResabwdlTHkk-
appkancw, walk to 00 and SM per month. Includes Indigo. with wood stow. Ir , yard
SM area Fiera new and AN pia
!til• SMS monthly. aval M Mow, and utlaiss. 421.7687. and nice area Cal for mon
month Mol 988.3478, (042302)
April 15. Telephone 81191385. (042692) information, 705-437-3613.
1 r
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THE
410 ""m_`'445* I'll h'"ft 4451 W 510 TW
MCKERIN3 - spouses lerpg - MCKERINO T h
three Bedroom bungalow
g. FOR LEASE
mainfloor, air arondftloning,
fireplace, formerly owner IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
occupied, parking.
eat -in kitchen, 1,500 TO 13,000 SO. FT.
laundry. parkkng, near Go and
schools. $900. 631.8350. INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL
04299
UPPER level house, large 2 CITATION BUSINESS PARK, OSHAWA
bedroom. kitchen. Ibkproom,
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References.References.PFsnPhone 471-4740 w � 7W�77
642.3164. ro4269¢1 450 Shared 500 Homes
420 Townhouses Accomm For Sale
For Rent in
PICKERING bungalow to share OSHAWA - 366GahW Dr. Irrt
with 6 toss and furnished maculate 3 bedroom 5 level
room. $300 to $335 plus 1/4 sidepet, main floor, lamiyroom.
utilities. Available May 1. Single with fireplace. master ensuile,
non smokers. Call Ken, 420- finished rec room, professional
7347. M42992) landscaping. Open House a Sun -
NCE 47 year old divorcee has 5a�5 $182.500.
house to share with non-smok.
Ing lady. no Pols, Completely NO Money Down - 3 bedroom, 1
furnished• close to Oshawa 1/2 storey brick house, large
Hospita, must see. Call 404- drive and garage on large lot,
9626.M42692) Ritson/401 area. $109.000.
OUIET clean home in Pickering $1079 monthly. Call Rick or
Village. to share wRh mature or 5791252.
person. Non smokers only.
Reasonable rent for compatible FOUR bedroom semi krtctert.
Person. Call 619.1519.M42W livingroom, diningroom,
t7fiHAWA -house to share with lamilyroom, new carpets and
one mature use to person decorating, very clean' available
(Share kitchen. working
De immediately. Clare to 5 Poirm
Laundry. T.V., Mal, $119.500 or best Offer. Cal
bath. parking and Pod.) $400 725-6767. (042292)
per north. Cal 7235880 after
4A0 p -m- (0426WSNC) NORTH East Oshawa - three
Vi bedroom detached home on
sage - house lo large lot, finished rec room,
share. Share kitchen, bath, Large eat -n k4cherL beautdully,
Laundry. Pariug 014 GO, noon decorated throughout.
Smoking ferrnale Prslsmed. $500 $145.900. Call after 5 p.m 726-
mm"thly. Call Laura, 619.1900 7151. (042, 92)
470 cottages For BROKER has s/0,300 to lend a
o
Rent $147 per moth. COrtact Jerry
at 666-6805. Commnsy Finan-
ft10E Lake -new ore, two arw kxat Services. (TF)
OGMWA - 1050 Simper SL S., three bedroom oonagea. Boric wNTBY - West L 4 lsvM
two bedrooms, avallable now ler )Our hokdays. 416753 ynd.
imrdiaMy. $607 plus ueltke. 2370 or 416-342-7M. M5/292 oalitsp4. 3. 1 bedroom. 1 tri
Fridge. slow, garage inck+ded. -.----.---- baths. large kschen over look ng
Durham Housing, 161 Alayground on site.PPIYDuno aG�� 4 itidlartnd Sandy family horn hreoHcs.II hat
St..41h Floor, Larig Tower. Witt- beach, 3 bedroom Viceroy neighborhood. No agents,
by Or all 4366610 between conape. available anytkme- May P kon. 66600,7. (42692
9:30 mdtd
- 430 p.. wes,". by video. 434-001. ---
BY owner - why our-Lairrd low
OSHAWA - OW Ormond Dr - GREAT fishing and family
available June 1, $865 - 3 he" at Rice Lake. One how
bedroom urn, 570 floomnc Street Seat of Oshawa. Pidka . mus-
- IWO bedoom unit avaaabie ks and bass- modern O=agee.
June 1. 1825. Heat and hydro ISM it. wreAront. Privacy in
extra. Fridge slow. and garage rural ares. low sprang wrek4rh0
inckaded. No pet. Appy with and weekly rates Children
Durham Horwirg, 1615 Dundas pregrant store, beat, rtom will
SL E nth Floor, WMtby or a/ and covered docking. Sun -
436 -6610 for information. nymead Cottages. R.R.e3
M420M Hastings. Ont. KOL iYO. 7055.
PICKERING - LFvetpod and 0962601. (0519OZ
Glenanna. targe 3 bedroom. CAaeP L)L 6RO area - Wood-
newlyppWood-
nly decorated. aiancn. land Estate - We are fully in
dome to everyttwg. Amiable July. but are you planning a
May 1. Cal 2fi&. 2 days or Jute or August can holiday?
3469W everwtgm. (4266 How about a Spelt weeend
OSHAWA - 3 bedroom ingo 'selection d strew a good
desirable NE development, conagss groat
backs onto greenbelt, 4 prices. with a neared 0eesh. alone lo rllac
ypamncsis, 1 1'2 bslfr, garage. 70&6531317. (TF) sel. playground and poor on
sae, saoapeonaiV dean. avai-
oft Jule, 1. sli (706) 739 490
Seat. (042W Paw
=11111lft portaft
BRAND now 3 bedroom CLEARWATER - Nue luxury
townhouse. NXII M Wilk". VA trona X I,. 2 bedrooms. 2
Fridge, stove, dishwasher, baths, pock h amah curb t,,,,t
g"a8e $860 . uik ms. No Pmt. oout• available may }d. For fur -
Available May 1. Cal 4300141 then nquerims. contact Stere.
alter 5 p.m (0423521 728.1162 Bus. or 433.0843 Rea.
PKWXia11G ( ) 4 P428M
bedroom townhouse, 2 1/2 CLEARWATER - 3 bedroerrs
boths. 5 applioneem. finished h+M furnished, or con. mobil
baamutt no garage, outdoor herruea Heated posts, hit tub,
Parking. tofu Late. $1050 veldt, near Isstldrs
tes, chin
into mhAy Pwa• Cal 282-2890 er»lrn W (Less than mofM).
02833640. M42M $275 weekly. 683-5503.
430 Rooms To 500 For Homes
PICKERNG - clow to public
trartsportetoru, mores to rem
quiet. non-smoker. 1300/
nW". 6391789. (042992)
AJAX - u furnishod roan small -
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May I. 608454Z (042892) ItIlik"" mab#22 1a"beft e
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CENTRAL Ajax - renovated 6 p rr. 042892)
hares Io Shan, bur appliances MIMTBY - junior olceckrire 3
pool deck barber s. paintig , atgroutd pod,
able, 2 minute walk to an ccintrall air, main floor
amenititos. Furnished/Uniturniwith 1keWaoe 89
426-77she0. 880 week). E0. IM corse 10 �PfWg• School,
4297737' (� 401. Otalet neighbourhood.
BEAU Valsy - near 5 Puke, $179,000. 432-8925. NO
ehSn hale, Lima of all facilities, AGENTS. 04268?)
central alk. parking. separate 3 bedroom ranch style
bedroom, share bath. SM bungalow on gorgeous 1 112
weekly. 576-5411 leavemossage. 050502) iyw mac 1oreN around
IIV Mean great for kids. h4aw
AJAX - shred accemada llov% *L, eeparaM enranok wro to
laundry facilities. padding. Aval- deck. attached homed garage.
able immediately. $500 Asking $169,900. 9935112
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bedroom. •*ren Moor laundry and
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P.m . 779 King St. Woodnlle,
70&43IW2525. M42602)
MUST be seer 11 Oshawa - 2
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Cal 705."&2M or ate -477-
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Wednesday, April 22, 1992 - 16 Pages
HOME AND STUDIO
$189,600
This 3 bdrm. home is
1 truly unique. Fully
equipped sound studio
currently exists and
could be converted to
your studio needs.
i (Present equipment
excluded) whatever your
hobby or profession,
this home could be your
answer.
CALLLARRY
4 7
SEENS6,886.333300
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AJAX "NORTH END"
1.150 SO. FT. • $159500
Large eat -in kitchen
Kit. loaded with
cupboards
Fireplace in living room
Pro. finished basement
Great rec room
Large comer lot
3 bedrooms
3 baths
SHOWS WELL
CALL GERRY
THATCHER
686-6-+330000
X�s
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"97
NO G.S.T.
$142,900
Whitby, brand new
gorgeous 3 bedroom
irsehold and unit horns
includes 5 new
appliances and 1 718%
mortgage for 3 years.
Cali Barrie Co: 2W
3993.
1*/MW
ROUGE RIVER
realty ltd.
FINISHED BASEMENT,
SEPARATE ENTRANCE,
FINANCING AVAILABLE
Priced for quick sale,
gorgeous home.
Charming and cosy In
excellent family area.
Close to schools, major
shopping and
transportation. For
more information call
Noricis Bambridge at
427-477124 hour pager.
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NITERESTNG CAPE
COO DE811011
Seehrded i pr1hrialle
boasts this 4
b*m Cape Cod style
Jacobaw cuslotm bulk
hone. A mM to ses.
Cedar and stone
construction, hrdwd.
floors, ant. sly open
brick fp., Igs. fam . shoe
kit. Cal tie Pickering
Hall of Famer John
North for personal
lour �31a�01�
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ASSOCIATE BROKER
FOXHOLLO1ti
3,000 SO. FT.
EXECUTIVE
Bright open greenhouse
kitchen, walkout
beautiful deck, finished
basement with wet bar,
large master bedroom
retreat, central air,
central vac., 2 fireplaces.
Excellent value!
Jacquelynn Tanner, 683-
8542.
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FA1 IID "I RUST
ATTENTION 1 ST TIME
BUYERS!
Only $159,500 gets you
this beautiful 3 bedroom
with huge eat -in kitchen,
finished rec rm. with
upgraded brdlm., +
roughed -in 3 -pc. bath.
Gorgeous landscaping.
A must see! Brian
Kondo 683-8542 (24 hour
Pager).
FA.11IEN FRUST
ING ROUND POOL
SUMMER FUN - S154,900
Spacious family room
with walkout to pool,
fireplace with
woodbuming insert, wet
bar, sat -in kitchen and 4
appliances. 3 bedrooms,
close to French
Immersion School. To
view call Mary Wright at
4274771 or res. 428-
6654
n'
Cwsada Tr'restRetaEty
SHOWSAIG"*
Inpl� see, CalHonla
shutters throughout,
ceramic upgrade,
broadloom, beautiful
Idlichen, much moss. Cd
Kip b m iia 04Z.
unpiRy PLUSs
•'� hle le a "1tY
• 3,111$4. t1. on. hose
• CK& air, sec. aye,
• Mp 2 level d�idt,
• 4 ba on sulles,
Roman tub
Huge satin kL
whodkout
• 4 large bedrooms
•Showa Me a "Model"
UMM
ROUGE VALLEY
REALTY INC.
PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL22,1"2
X000 MLS RESIDENTIAL SALES
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REAL ESTATE LTD.
wawa- 831-6000, Ajax 428-600
SAM KIMBERLEY
Sales Representative
Realty World "International" award winner!
Realty World "Ontario" award winner!
Realty World "Pickering" Award Winner
Realty World "Salesmaster"!
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NANNY'S QUARTERS!
Lge. 4 bdrms., 5 baths, study, sun rm., on pool, fin.
bsmt., 2nd kit. for nanny/in-laws, cent. air 8 vac.,
ceramics in k,t :laundry & baths. 28' fam. rm. Sam
Kimberley.
PARK & GREENBELT
Lge. 4 bdrms., new oak flrs., new carpet 8 ceramics,
-^n. fir. fam. rm., oak 8 marble fp., cent. air, french
doors, 2112 baths. Call Sam Kimberley.
Realty World East
REAL ESTATE LTD.
1099 Kingston Rd., (Furniture Mali)
831-6000, Ajax 428-6000
WC
FEAT ASA PM!
7 years now Immaculate 3 bedroom with 3 -pc. an suite of
master' Upgraded brdlm. 8 modem sat -in k L I Over sized
single gar.' mks onto park' Gail Petrrk $31-60001
- 10
,-
MAX HOME: Mi PHICE!
h pays to as quickly on rare value like 5209,999 for
2,300 sq. ft, 4 bedroom home. Hurry, it won't last.
COUNTRY CHARM Tucked
OWN PRIVATE WORLD
Tucked away in this 100x275' forest lot is a 3,100 sq. fL
Gorgeous 3 bedroom detached, decorated to perfection.
Located n heart of toren, flexible dosing. Try your offer. Cal 2"�ow s 2 �� pial, 3 walnuts, premium ki 831-
S. Helmer 831- f= for details. . 2 skyrphts and more. Cal Corrie Dennis831-
FOR 112 THE PRICE OF AN AUTO
Your down payment will bury you a dream come
true. VWalk to Town Centre, schools, mill $$ rec
centre, large eat -in Idtl M with walkout, 2 hath
rooms, upgraded carpet, solarium with a view.
Shows to perfection. call Corrie Dennis 831-
5000.
YOU WONT NEED A YAP TO FMO TNS
Fully detadled. tarps kitten, main floor fam. rm.,
dining., fp., cent atr, ret room, 2 walkouts to large
yard, CID" b stools, shopping. Cal SbW aunTan
Y I ASKNG 120/,500
4 bedroom !citta features large matter wdh sitting roan &
4 -pc. on wile, for of fivirg a din. rm., main n►. laundry a
!army roan with ip., family size kildw, cent air ti more.
"DONT PASS THIS JOHN BODDY CABLE ON Or
Such vabue ler this gorgeous deledled 4 + 1 bedroom will
fam. rm., 4 baths, upgraded ret. rm. and marry extras,
Shows like model. Contact Mary Po" at e31.6o00.
PROPERTY PRICED TO
Don't miss this rare rend!
364' property with
detadhed renovated home
and bonus bait. apt- A
sTEvE COOPER money maker! Cal Steve
Sda Rawasmtat m (,"w%ar ori o -nrw%
$1111M DOWN & 7.99%
KrM .
And you can own your
own home complete with
hardwood flom, On. pine
rec room with w/o to
garage, 3 washrooms,
COMME DENfIMs absolutely gorgeous. Call
NEW HOMES
• 2,600 sq. ft. & up
• Guaranteed trade-in for your
present home
• 8.9% financing/3 yrs.
Sam Kimberley
Trade your home in on a 1 1/2 yr. new Ige. Jr Exec.
home. Mn. fir. fam. rm., cent, air, 0. bright kit., 2112
baths, quiet child safe street! Please call Sam
Kimberley.
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For your chance to win visit any N,sr,��-Jq
REALTY WORLDTm
open house or office.
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APPROx I AW SO. FT.
This 3 bedroom detached %atures, main floor fami y room
with fp., master with wa!kin doset 8 4 -pc, on suite, formal
living 8 dining rooms, eaOn lot $179,500. Michele Kervnedy
WHY PAY
RENT/$123,900
' Stunninglneutral decor, 5
appl. included & all
window coverings.
Convenient location. Call
Shelley Enright 831.6000.
9
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3,000 SG. FT. Lmw AREA
Fully detached al brick ceramics, central air, large
let, double pampa, fireplace, 2 years new. Don't m
one, l bedroom n4 w suite. Harvey C. Brown a31 _j
AJAX $9,500 DOWN
Balance carries $1,348 mo. PIT. over 1,7oo sq. fL. cent air,
eat -in kitchen with walkout, main niton family roan wqh
fireplace. Ron & Jan Whalen, assaciaM brokers SM 4000.
EXCELLE1t1T STARTER
0 $129,500!
Pickering, detached, 3
bedroom, det gar-, large
ASKtNc oNLrs2irsoo
let dose to sip. &public
4 bedroom, 2 suet, features mason wdh walk-in d3oset, �' Scams. Walk to lake.
a*ir*V dhoe & 4 -pc an suite, large modern wxtw% main Vendor says sell. Call Bev
Am famiy room with fp., french dons, double ger. a mora 9EY�
MHui lisort 83'-6000.
MidWe Nenfte� 831 .6000. sales
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$1129,9100for ft 33 THE PRICE 8IMGM
ttedroorq, 2 luprrsleaide oora home w
IV bas, fin bsmt, unit bar, . ant, b mfty
weer* k Prima firms Wiwi Goo/ walru sm-et m
4 BEDROOM
"NEIGHBOR OF THE FOREST
STRANGER TO THE CITY
` E" this 100X275 it ravine let. oomptete wil
'.. wild life at kwft
ALL THE TOYS! stwv fireplace, pine pine g ��ry
Mein noon family & laundry room. large eat -in kitdtsn, cars. Giant custom deck Fulfil a�dream to awl
ce int air & vac., irgrwW pool, fr W. , $194,aoo. can Cal Don Dentis 831-6000.
Jdm or Furl Hum 8314000
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THENEWS 111192-PAGE3
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RANDY i TARN MLLER PMRNG-�r�ppp This bun maws andfeeatures numerous
LAST BRYON COGHLAN LESS THAN V,000 WN
6replece, big kit, fini Sella Repossimative renovations & updates! Over -sized, heated garage
Sala RepreaMgUra Huge 6eelald townhouse,
bsmt aa. Call 683-8542 F"ILYMUST 4242U34= handyman. $137,400. Bryon Coghlan 831-
• a. CORPORATION )REALTOR
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683-8542
831-42426 "",, ram
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BEST BUY!!! _-
ANGELA HOFFMANN STARTER PRICE & HOME MIKE NEWMAN REAL DEAL
Sales Representative Immaculate 3 bdrm., move -in condition!! Great layout! FEATU R E PROPERTY Sales Representative LUXURY CONDO - PICKERING
Won't last at $126,900. Call Angela Hoffmann 683 Upgraded to perfectior, long dosing available, million
�ry�{ 8542. dollar roc facility. Call Mike Newman 831.4242
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' properties callZZ
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— Gail Dail
PRICE WAR! :154 900 _ / I CHECK IT our v 1806 - AJAX
SPECTACULAR d SPACIOUS LOCATION, STYLE 8 VALUE!! 831-4242 S,i,. q K °� 4 2 ter. oven concept J Fp., cent air
Impressive, bright 8 sunny, w/o to Prestigious Otter Creek, open epreemddW SHARON CHISHOLM 4 3 bdrms., mn 9r faun. J 3 baths, dole. art. gar.
gorgeous yard. Professionally concert showroom fireplace. extras Asst- MomeSales Representative J Approx 1,950
sq. ft. -4 Agent will assist in
finished bsmt. Call Angela Hoffmann galore. Call Angela Hoffmann 683- financing
683-6542. 8542,
Sharon Chisholm 6838542
bdum
LESS THAN~
5850/MIONTH `
CARRIES LIKE RENT — - r' -"" — CENTRAL AIR
JOE -ANNE LOYST Pickering . det. bung. with lake view. 3 bdrrr , large _ _.- HELEN MASON DRAMATIC BEAUTY
Saks Representative eat -in kit., plus huge 2 bdrm. bsmt. apt. with floor to Sales Representative Multi-level 4 bora - lovely coon concept kacher
ceiling back fireplace. For details call Jo -Arne Loyst --'----^-- w siand 8 panty - 2 fireplaces prof fin 5asemen;'
683-8542 Only 254.900 - Call Helen Masor to view 683-8542
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WANDA HOLMES SEARCHING FOR A WINNER?MARTYSTREETEg: F ► r- it19,900
Saks Representative This 4 bdrm. home has it all 1,900 sq. It.' 55' lot' ��? Re JACK MORRIS
Quiet court! 6 rift. news Dble. garage 6 much more! Could prooa* throw a scone to :?+e 'ake `rom this 4
Unbelievable price ... $178,9001 Call Wanda Holmes i bdrm sosutt• Ajax home. All new windows, `abulous
683-8542, premium lot arc more. Marty Streeter 683-8542.
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Oak staircase! Skylight! Huge Associate Broker to the position of Assistant Manager of
SaleoRop=_v private lot + dble. garage too!Call the Ajax branch.Darryls SeNs long, successful career in Real MOREEN STIES MAIN FLOOR DEN ReFnamatiw GORGEOUS GLENDALE SEMIret
Wendy Rapson 831-4242. Estate should prove to be a valuable asset. Prime court location, perfect for little ones. $174,900.
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MARILYN WOOD
Sala Representative
ELVIRA LAROCOUE
Sales Representative
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SOON TO BE SOLD
Specious 4 bedroom home. Main fleocr laundry,
main floor fam. rm., cent air, much more. Close
to schools, shopping 8 transportation. 428-7677.
DREAM HOME
On almost 2 acres. All the toys, Inground pool,
solarium, 4 beths, 4 bdrms., approx. 4,000 sq. ft
To view tail E. Lamcque 428-7677.
JUST REDUCED
Fantastic! Buys This executive home is approx.
2,660 sq. ft. with in-law apt Shows very well on
quiet end of st. Call E. Larocque 428-7677.
VIU10RIAN PASTELS - "10'
Ajax elegant 3 bedroom with 4 -pc. on suite,
unique floor pian, bright sunny 8 open, sunning
while kit. with bow window, open 10 tam. rm. 6
sliding glass walkout. A real gem, call quK ki 428-
7677.
GORGEOUS A GRACKMI
L.ov* 4 bedroom home, has air, central vac., 3
appliances. Beautifully decorated top to bottom.
M absokrts reasure, in move -in conditions. Barry
PK3MF IG VL AiGE Ctww
on=, 3 bedroom. 2 storey + finished basermnt inic,
minciad daet dons, ran l as Panni, wir-do ata
ttlifROL i JOHN COLLINS 90% replaced, kitchen lunch tar Gorpaara
Sloe trowhout. Carrot i John Cobs 428-7677.
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JOAN HUDSON room 8 Mroe Maw with wdww b POOL Pine
tails ve rec mOnL FYrdw 831-7677.
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50x250' lot! Tons of mature trees! 4 bedroom, all
brick backsplit, conveniently located. Main floor
faro. rm. Won't last" Call today 428-7677.
FRANK STYVA
Sala Representative
Family home in popular Westney Heights
features main floor fam. withgas fireplace,
ELVIRA LAROCOUE laundry, upgraded carpet. Call E La tree 428 -
Sales Representative 7677.
PRETTY AS A PICTURE
This 3 bedroom home has rt at. gent Or, cent
-- frac., gar- dr. opener, huge deck of main floor
NANCY RED rami!. nom and immaculate to boot' $189.900.
Sake Representative Cal Reid to view 428-7677.
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UNDERGROUND SPRINKLER SYSTEM
"COSY COUNTRY DECOR -
Pickering, open concept sunny holtywood
kitten, 3 bedrooms. 4 -pc. on suite, fam. rm. with
LIZ HAUG find''". cent. vac. b much morel Don't miss
Sake Representative out Only $185.500 428-7677.
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This 2,000' home is next lo beautiful Petticoat
Park 8 Lake Ontario. 3+1 bedrooms, sat -in
SHEILA EARL kitchen, en suits 8 fireplace, enjoy air
Seim Reprpsetatlw conditioning a much more. Sheila Earl 425-7677.
GREAT PRK:E
For Mts 3 bedtsoom hone with 4 -pc. an suit. Just
JOSE HARFW= a walk b the Wks. Word last brig at this pita.
sake RspieeskMatfw Joeis Heirk 831-7677.
GR�NTING
At affordablely decorated,
JOSIE HARRISON maintained 3 bedioorn hone. To see
>:alea Rspneaettladva is to buy 1'&M Josie Harrison831-7677.
Fabukm four bedroom well cared for home
features all the 9 wants' an fte most wanted list
ANNE WRIGIiT-AIMERS 'Cent air, 'Family room, 'Formal din. rm. ' For
Sales Representative details call Joanne Wright-Aimers 686-7677.
ELVIRA LAROCQUE
Sales Representative
L2 HAUG
Sia Representative
PEGGY STRATTON
Sala Representative
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POPULAR GLENDALE
Beautiful kept and very well maintained home.
Approx. 1,600 sq. ft, features fireplace, cent air,
3 specious bedrooms. Call E. Larocque 428-
7677.
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-BOATERS DREAM'
Pickering, walk to lake 3 bus. Fully detached
clean 3 bedroom, country lutchen, carries like
rent Only $8.000 down buys. Call quickly. Lu
Haug 428-7677.
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PICKERING LUXURY
Beautiful 2 bedroom condo. 2 owls. on surfs,
Laundry. 2 parlung spots, 5aicory 8 sol., indoor
outdoor pool. Games -oom Cad Peggy 428-7677.
SOUTH AJAX 4 BEDROOM
knmacuWe! Huge yard, fin. basement las 2 -pr -
ROSS WATSON 8 wet bar. Walk to acthod d park Great value. To
Saha Rspressnh IW View call Ross WhIson 428-7677.
ENCLAVES MAPLE RIDGE
Absdutely gorgeous executive side spit on
Premium bit overlooking retreat, unique open
design makes this sharing home. Josie Hanson
Sake 832-7677.
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SPECTACULAR 5,000 So- Fr TEXAS STYLE MANSION
Backing or, the 16th hole at OaK Rages Golf Courser Ashburr: Now under power of sale for x385,000
asking $993,D00. unbeilevaole value. This unique home has a btafly aper. concept greeting you with a marble
over & high that explodes with light and vistas of beautiful interior space and with trees and Goff oourse beyond.
Sun;,1y spectacular There are A bdrms. in the home and 7 baths. The main floor limp room and 2nd floor family
room, sect, have a fireplace and french doors opening to the rear yard and Golf course. The home still requires
approx. $100K to complete the interior to your owr sowfications. What an opportunity a dream home at an
unbelievable pace that you car fmsh b your own taste To inspect please cap Ron Cramm at 4201200.
$hopping
for a mortgage???
Ped vau hnuw that...
4' Life insurance companies toner (through mortgage
brokers) mortgage rates below those offered by
major banks d trust companies ec
01 YOu ma,. now bu% a home with as little as 5`k down
for first time home buyers and 10% down if �ou'w C ``
tmned a home in the last fire years 11111000AGESPECIAUSTS
Or IF IOU USE A BROKER FOR LIFE. AUTO, FIRE AND INVESTMENT NEEDS
DOESN'T IT SEEM PRUDENT TO USE A REPUTABLE BROKER WHEN SELECTING
THE LARGEST LIABILITY MOST OF US EVER INCUR - YOUR MORTGAGE
For honest, objective advice, and the best rotes available kindly call
STEVE KING
428-8565
CONFIRMED INVESTMENTS INC.
CAWBELL
HEIGHTS
COUNTRY ESTATE
HOMES
BY FAMGATE
A prestigious development in Uxbridge, with only 35 homes being offered. The
builder is one of the most respected in the area. Lots are one-half acre and up.
They have town water, natural gas, cable, underground hydro, sidewalks, etc.
Magnificent rolling hill with mature trees.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. FROM 1 - 5 P.M.
FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE
FAMILY TRUST
CALL LARRY MESON
ASSOCIATE BROKER
640-2082
Larry Olson
Associate Broker
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Sales Representative PI3 Ige. b r VILLAGE
Unique 2 storey, 3 ge. drms., new kit.,formal din.
rm with french doors, updated bath with Jacuzzi, fin.
281 -2200 rec rm. with 3 -pc., dble. gar, 82' frontage. A steal
V $249,900. Call Dan Bartley 281-2200.
LUXURY CONDO - $5,000 DOWN
Scarborough by the Guild 1 berm„ good s ze master
'din. combo, solanum kit., indoor pool, tennis,
'•.,e,c.se rm., 24 hr secunry guard $30,000 below.
sew don't miss this one. Dan Bartley 281-2200
PRESTIGIOUS ROUGE VALLEY
Fantastic custom built 2 storey home. 4 Ige. bdrms.,
master with en suite, spa d greenhouse, skylights.
Jen -air kit., marble flr. entrance, cent. air, huge 72 x
183' lot. Sunken fans. rm. Reduced $369,900. Super
value. Cail Dan Bartley 281-2200,
VENDOR SAYS SELL
Rckering Custom b;, *. 4 ievei backsplit, 4 big
berms , country sized iu-. 2C' fain. rm with fp., fin.
rec rm. wrh bar, dble. gar, huge 50 x '50' lot.
Reduced $249,900. Must seA- Dan Bartley 281-2200
AJAX STARTER
3 bdrms., 2 storeys, Iw/C•n rm. combo with
^ardwood firs., fin. bsmt., fenced yard, fridge, stove,
dishwasher. $8,000 down. Hurry, Dan Bartley.
OPEN HOUSE
206 NORTHMINSTER COURT, OSHAWA
SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2-4 P.M.
Immaculate 3 bedroom semi on large pie -shaped lot backing on to park
on a quiet court in preferred area of NW Oshawa. Financing assistance
available to qualified purchaser. Call Geoff Rison at 428-7677 or 666-
1135.
NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE
GEOFF RISON F.R.I. Achievers Real Estate Ltd.
Associate &oker
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Agent wins Top NRS Sales Representative. Award
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By john Duarte
Elvira Larocque embodies the name of the company she
works for — NRS Achievers.
In her four years in the real estate industry, Larocque has
built quite a success story. She was the top NRS National
Real Estate Service sales representative in the Achievers
office and Durham Region in 1990 and 1991 and she has
just returned from Las Vegas where she accepted yet
another honor -- the top NRS sales representative in eastern
Canada. The honor also placed her in the top 65 sales
representatives in the 3,900 NRS representatives across the
country.
Yet, Larocque is quick to add she doesn't thrive on the
recognition awards bring.
"I don't work for the recognition, I work for my clients,"
she says. "My personal philosophy is that if people get
what they want, I am happy."
Larocque says she owes her success to being committed
to both her career and her clients.
"This is a service oriented business and value means a
lot," she says. "But people have to feel comfortable in the
situation. I try to work on their comfort level rather than
my own."
NRS Achievers broker/owner Bob Oldman says it is
,great to see Larocque achieve her success. "With all the
stuff you hear about how the market has been under such
stress, it is great to see someone excel," he says.
Larocque has a background in cosmetic sales, where she
was a top producer. She turned to real estate sales four
years ago and has a natural instinct for the industry.
-1 took the step into real estate sales because I felt then-
was
hemwas more for me ... more of a challenge," Larocque says. "I
absolutely love it. I love the work and I love the people."
Oldman says she uses all the tools at her disposal and
that is what makes her a success.
"This business is built one brick at a time," says Oldman,
"Elvira uses the bricks at her disposal. She uses every tool
we have all the time. That is what distinguishes her. This is
her year."
Larocque's fellow workers are
proud to have her part of the NRS
Achievers office. Some actually
travelled to Las Vegas to see her
accept her award.
"Seeing people go off with their
dream home is what keeps me
going," says Larocque.
Like any real estate organization,
NRS has a program to reward top
achievers. But unlike other real estate
organizations, NRS doesn't rely
solely on the numbers a sales
representative achieves. The NRS
program takes into account customer
satisfaction and service.
NRS National Real Estate Service is
a Canadian success story in that it is
the third largest company in this
country and it is also a force in the
United States. The company is also
100 per cent employee owned.
Buying
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DAVE BAKER
bungalow with bads ob windows bated high on
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vac. Vkn't l■tl $154,900.
Sales Representative
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10 acres. 5 bdrms., fireplace, spedaculsr view. Located minuses
outarde fart P"• ower d moving, Try an ofberl
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DRESSED UP AND WAITING
FINISHED TOP TO BOTTOM -5153,900 This is a stunning completely renovated
DOUGLAS CAIN Excellent Westney Heights all brick starter home JOAN CAMPBELL bungalow offering new kit., new beth, cent. air.
Sales Representative complete with fin., rec rm. with, Is own 2 -pc. bath. Sales Representative Shows first class 8 features a 2 bdrm. in-law
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Home features 3 bdrms and a pnvate fenced suite. Look no further, this is your new home. Call
backyard. Cali Douglas Cain at 831-330C now Joan Campbell 831-3300.
STUNNING 3 BEDROOM ON 50 X 165' LOT
' ONLY $169,900
- A PICKERING VILLAGE DELIGHT !9N7IT?
COUNTRY SIZE LOT Maintenance -free older updated home. Large eat -in kitchen J Now imagine the concert of crickets 3 sounds of
6 nice sized rooms, eat -in Kitchen with side with�� fenced rd. Se tate livi and `— summer on this .43 acre wooded lot, cedar b
WIW
ED AMSON entrance to finished recreation room. Mortgage JOE PITINO sbne Cape Cod, 4 bdrms., 1 1/2 baths, fam. rm.
Sales Representative for 95% of therchase price b available oNy dining rooms with main floor den or 4th bedroom. 2 baths, Sales Representative with fp.. Country living in the city., $245,900.
$167900. Cal � Williamson 831-3300 or les• updated windows and enclosed porch. Jane White 831-
2992 M.
Call b view Joe Pdm 831-3300.
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EVALUATION, TALK TO
=� YOUR PICKERING
VILLAGE SALES
REPRESENTATIVES, ` I - L !
1 Only$179,900 Prvate and features in round
LARGE 4 BEDROOMCK OVER t'2 ACRE!!
JANE AND
GEA�RY JANE GES, � MARGARET FLETCHER pool
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5-pc GEARY OR JANE WHfTE ONLY $t 71,900!! PICKERING VILLAGE of � 9 ret
Safe: Representatives large nate with fin bent ant extra 3 -pc balk s Sales Representatives It real pump. cen!. air, cent vac. and much
Very private park like setting Oppo►tunrty knocksi Sales Representative
Geary White 831-3300more Don't hesitate, call M Fletcher today 683-
wHRBY EXECUTIVE
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1x114,900 - 2,36o SO. FT.!
Absolutely spotless 4
VALUE, VALUE - $172,900 N� �''" teat. sped 2 storey DONT MISS THE BOAT! $134,900!
foyer, grnhs. appl. kit., Detached 3 berm. backspL: n P ckenngi
JOHN McCARTEN Mn Ar fan r— w.' fa e pc er s :e oversized SALLY McCRAE master bdrm. retreat, neat. RICK SERGISON Beautifully 8 extensively upgraded, big bright
gar means great va!�e to, :nis 1.478 h . 3 PAUL KEELER
Sala Representative y, y se es Representative decor and more. Sally Sala RepresentaWs SWn R�ve„t�ve family kit., appliances 3 w/o to yard. Lots of
odrr . 3 oC Pickern� ce acfvad Please come McCrae or Paul Keeler Saks
gorgeous wood throughout' Cal Rick Sergison
buy ! John McCa.'ten 83' -330C 831-330011
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STEPS TO LAKEFRONT PARK -`� - •, �, ��':.
Established neighborhood borders on miles Cl1STOM ILT BUNGALOW
I of lakefront park This freshly pointed home Situated on a tis x 360' lot over 2,400 sq. h. of
LAURA PETERS has mn. Ill fam. rm., woodburning dove in elegance with all the bells 3 whistles. 3 lye. LET THE S, wit NI!!
rec rm. and hardwood firs. are some d the a ALiRE P bdrms., 3 baths, fin. bsmt, dole. gat Lapted in M a dean with Igo. gramlquk Inn wilt verb 10fenced gadw mit k
Sales Representative features. Cal Laura Peters 6832992 Asking fam. rrr with Ill for those cod nits 3 Igo, k%w, master, bdmL has on
only Pidcerir .Asking 5329.900. Cal today for your suite. Call Yrkki LoOes, Assodau Broker or Diens Bromley, Salsa Rsp.
$1 PwaW vw"lig. Nalene Pdpnm 831-3300. saa_9001
TH"(W OF SELLING - I NEED A
4HOUSE
.` Clients need a mature neighborhood.
..- : Premium lot, minimum 60' wide, single
r _ i" `� 'STEEPLE MILI MEA' Prefer dole. gar., 3 bdrms., must sMw wat
sidei*. bungalow, badus *. Grin,
Unique floor pian - Sandbu buil! This homes
y between 1170.000-=180.000. Between
OF A tiND - POtB[A OF 8ALE! .�'" (eeaues a ry
' t1�.900• Dsrdted �on � -4 Rarer ' ' spaaous layout with sop. kv. and dn. Pi It in a Newcastle. CALL
trees. bsdting on 10 3 bdrms, 2 belts rms., fam. nn. with cathedral oaikng, floor to I Ic or - Bev M wca stle. 30.
J1UI.E TIEBlI.000K (Jep� tub. sep. j, huge fam. kit with STEVE K LL ceiling 1P• and a french dr. leading b an elevated BEY MoLEAN
Saks RsprseentalMe nwWs kor. Lower level ism. nn. with stone 1p. & $ide RsptsaMative mast! Add b flus a huge kit wish pantry privets $alas �e
master with an su
bar. Must be sold. Call JlieTreWcock 683.2692. ite and a w/o bsnit. leading Iwo
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ROOM TAKE A CLOSER LOOK._ REDUCED $149
Specious ttlwnhome 1,600 sq. Ill mn. Hr. At the 3,200 sq ft. of fin. space in this �. I.OW DOWN -� iAw
ELEANOR STAPDFIELD tarn. rm., fp., newer window 6 roof, an suite Stunning all brick freehold townhouse just 1 r.
NANCY POUNDER bau*sPlit• 3 fan. rms., 4 baths, sop. entrance 1u Y
Sales Reprssentatdve beth, freshly pointed 3 3 bdrms., wb b yard Ssks Represarttative to 2 level bsmL! For more details about LEE BYERS old. Upgraded broadloom and kit. cabinets, huge
& greenbelt, dble. gar. Priced to sell possible in-law, Potential call Nancy Pounder Balsa deck off din. rm., interlocking pathway. This is
$149AM, Eleanor StandIll 683.2992. 1-3536. excellent value for your money. Cal Lee Byers at
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Spacious 3 bdrm. t l;
home in S. �. .J .M.
shows well, new }
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bathroom, eat -in kit., r
Ige. yard, close to
• schools & parks.-_ A SPECIAL LIFESTYLE ARKSII $149,900. Call Superb south Ajax,sq. ftltoar one, 3
LAURA sontat 6 Laura Marks 683- R q S JOHNe e�TE bdrms., 1 1/2 baths, iam.r. with w/o, huge kit.,
Sales ReprosentaUw 2992.x. 2 car gar., 3 appliances. A gem Cad John
_ McCarten 8313300.
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4 bdnn detached with renovated Wt & baths and
FLOOR PLAN ALLOWS FOR LARGE DECEPTIVE BUNGALOWPnew red rm., light oak parquet throughout french
BEDROOMS __ doors 8 decks front and back Located on quiet
Here's a dean, well kept, beautiful 3 berm. home �� ��, LOT int near the lake with pinnate tot with mature
MILT SOMMERVILLE with inn. flr, fain. nn., fp., dble gar, cent air and CHRISTINE GASKINS trees & flowenn9 shrubs. Feels like home!
Saes Representative so much more. Good location. Call to arrange a Associate Broker S' 85,900. Ca:1 Chrstine Gaskins, Associate
viewing. Milt Sommerville 6832992.
3 film Inn _k_"
Country in the midst of town.
This home offers 3 + 1
e - bedrooms, amazing kitchen, -
s. fireplace, hot tub in basement, a' ,
beautiful rec. room, walkout to it
above -ground pool and much
= more.
LOCATION
LOCATION - PPFJMIUtN LOT - VALUE! MILT SOMMERVILLE f
$199,900, priced to sellI En ? Milt Sommerville Saks Representative :234. through
4 borers., ceramic .Ir. n hfp..spacius
GARY FUSELLI a' Loy the t 9 z 5' fain. entry, ttxough to eat -in lulu fain. rm. with fp.. ,in.
rrn., spacious kit., lax & din. rms., Ige. master MARGARET FLETCMEA rec m-. cent, air and much more. For further
Salsa Representative perm., 4 -pc. en suite, huge deck off kit No! a 683-2992. details call M. Fletcher or J Rod at 683-
tnrough street. Gary Fuselli 831-3300. + Sales Representative 2992. Rodriguez
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BEST BUY IN TOWN!! 912'x.
''} ! FINANCING!!
�e VALUE PLUS i Only $148 9C0 Bea ;:f l freehold
11 For the price of $142.500. This property offers METICULOUS CONDRION ' towrnouse, E--opear sy e k:t. neutral decor
IEVERLEY COLLINGTON alot. Spacious kit., 3 + 1 bdrms., red nn., Ige. — $6,900 down br the detached 3 bedroom home throg,^
,;oL±, s,;C,rg ;ass doors `rom k,, to
Carnes Sales Representative treed lot, pool, enclosed picric area & more. ED WILLIAMSON with garage. It oozes once of ownership and is JASMIN ROORIOUEZ fenced yard M ;st oe seen" for orgy
Detached in Oshawa. Call Beverley Collington at Sales Representative real easy to ow- Call EC W"Ilamson, Associate Sales Representative S• 230 Der Tort- Ca for an appo!rwment,
683-2992. Broker, 831-3300 or 28fr2992. as P.ocng,,ez at 683-2992'
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YOUR CREAN HOME - ONLY dj'279,900!l ` DETACHED BUNGALOW ONLY $162,900
Finished lop to bottom bedong on Io greenbelt This fully detached bungalow features 3 + 1
9Rk4N O'DONOGHUE with a great view of the town and Wo. Huge EVERYTHING YOU WANT i MORE. bdrms., Ige. eat -in kit., 1 3 -pc. & 1 5 -pc. bath
Saba Relpmeentadve greenhouse kit., fabulous en suite, many Cathedral ceilings, country kit, 3 bdrms. plus fin. features Ige. Jacuzzi. step-up tub, fin. bsmt with
u gime Pickering location.Call Brian FRED WATTHE bsmt with fp and appliances Cal for the extras. AYTAR JAYMU fp., Ige. tot backs on to parkland. For more info.
O'D ogghue 831-3300. Salsa Representative $159,90D. Fred Wade 321-3536. Saks RepnasntsUve call Avtar Jammu at 683.2992.
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THE PERFECT 10 - $171,969
A 3 berm. home with so much b offer. htdudes a
GLENN PSE COUNTRY CITE 1 4 -pc i 1 2-K b@IK a"IdL, fp, in bamt,
Thb 3 bdnn. home gas katitosa to schools and GLENN PRICE dbhL car gar., Iga landed lK cent vac. 8
lfales =' bsftmft a bar ooncre�lu mn. � &Wqf. much morelll Calf today br mora Glenn P
fir oorhatrtxtion. Ige eat -M Wt and 6* sarhoed
lot 1[b a must I
full time sales
representative
Free Home Appraisal
BEAUTFM NGROUND POOL GREAT R&W LOT • •
It's a 101 With so marts upgrades including This beautiful greenbelt home is situated in •
with 4
GLENN ppm broadloom, florida cabling and upgraded GLENN PRICE ming 4 w/os to back xhdudirg
Sales Rapranoggwe cupboards in kit, french doors in liv. rm. and Saha Rgwom " 2 wks from bcmt, slgeight Jatwzzi and abide) in
inWkxWng brick walkway and also a be"ful 4* an SWIle, wmdow much more. Calf now i walfk-in closet and much, • • • • • • • • • - •
inorowid pool dmttt a must sael Calf todaw.
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ANO OUESTION ABOUT IT.'
Members of both the Toronto & Oshawa' o�
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M.L.S. Systems DURHAM HOME SALES
PICKERING & AJAX 839-2121 Mm how orW resaIrn week of April 11-16, 1992
WEEKLY AVERAGE 1942 SALES 1991 SALES
WHITBY & OSHAWA 428-2121 COMMUNITY SALES TOTAL PRICE TO DATE TO DATE
Each office is indeper:deni y owned and operated. Ajax 9 $169.611 200 301
AJAX NEAR THE LAKE Whitby 21 $185,400 315 482
r' 't A beautiful 4 bedroom home on oversize mature lot. Oshawa 54 $132,907 738 948
SOUTH ROUGEMOUNT!! Spectacular family room with oak flooring, 2 skylights, Scugog-
One of a kind, spectacular fireplace, walkout to deck, spacious renovated kitchen -
f� Uxbridge 10 $125.700 210 122
custom home on huge lot with 20'x11' - Hollywood style. Sun filled living room, Newcastle 25 $140.960 166 358
an ✓g pool, hot tub, huge island broadloom over hardwood. Numerous upgrades and Totals 119 $146,003 1629 2211
kit. with breakfast bar, skylights, extras. Asking $249.900 Sean Flood 297-1555.
w/o and much more. Asking gam✓ 1Nlse wlsn by ooal:S msrmbat•s as they are r.pwt.a
$339,900. Call Ed Mateo 428 ... !¢ � OOREs coupons, howwN. Md only ovsx a period of nrne am those ave rogos useful
2121. ,a . "fy for ostablihing trends and making comparisons. r
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"" •� 1 21 NO MORE RENT!! s 1450 Kingston Rd. n 420-4206
— -- Jist listed 2 bedroom, large
= ng room, lovely Qatar deck. Canada Trust Zeal
sin rm., updated kitchen 8 WARM AND FRIENDLY DECOR
ty
bathroom, in the heart of PICKERING Canada Trust Realty Inc. i Realtor
Pickering. Priced to sell at This elegant family home has 4 bedrooms, a four piece
$108,000. For more information en suite beth in the master bedroom. Family room with Canada Trust
call Flora Waters 428-2121, fireplace. A country style eat -in kitchen which overlooks
t a fenced yard. Central air p, ceramic Welcomes
entrance, pine floor in halt. Featuresures conditioning, upgrades. A
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must to view. Asking $239,900 Sean Flood 297-1555.
STUNNING PICKERING
HOME!!
Only $229,900 Fully detached
- - w l� many quality upgrades .� RORY
lnroughout. Includes custom$HEEH/�N,
',each doors 3 oak trim, oerarnic
flooring, brick fp. to tam. rm., - B.A., M.B.A.
sundeck d landscaped grounds.
Call Linda Clarke 428-2121.
PICKERING
41 This beautfuly maintained home features 3 bdrms., a Margot Johnson -Phillips, Manager of Canada Trust Rea InC.,
1 main
ProfessionallyfiEn-ned b� New °��ng, is pleased to welcome m
FIRSTTIME euYERs:!! Rory Sheehan 10 her Team of ful-6me
Detached 3 bedroom, fireplace Central air and central vacuum, 1,650 square feet of real estate professionals. Rory has bull tits real estate reputation On
living room. hardwood floors, 297-1555, living space. Asking $187.900. Sears Flood quality ServiCe and time) results.
backs on to park, quiet b mto!,Y Rory is available t0 al his ClentS, Or
nose to schools a shopping. Yate wf10 would like to talk real estate, at the Pickering office - 420 -
Only $155,500 Call Mana .laver 4200 or 427-4200.
428-2121.
t
420-4200 n PICKERING
JUST LISTED - WON'T LAST!! ON
-. South Ajax - $139.900. 3 carafe Trust FWMV tnc./iitaltor +�
bedroom, eat -in kitchen, 4
1 app antes central air, Irv. rm,
caps. to patio, garage 8
ore Junun session. Call 24 HR. s
Denny Mo 428-2121.
.PAGER
' THROUGH OFFICE
JUST LISTED FOR ONLY y
S222r= MAW HEWRT 420-4200 AL,EEN MUFtFW
4 bedrooms, hashed basement ,
sonRilillnewdeta
approx. 3,000 sq. k of Wr4204= f>1tlYf Sibs 4
pl ------
area. For more information
please call Mita Rozerlberg 428-- a
2121.
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This l,ts `t�" �'"Don� PICTURE
miss the opportunity to buy 3 YOUR
bedrooms, fully fenced lot 3
Basement partially Ili W ad with -><
in-law potential. Askirg ,p
$148,700. For your personal HOME
preview. Call Judy shave 428- 2121.
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POWER OF SALE! qc=w �.
3 bedroom, ink home in Whitby
2 washrooms, dining & Wing
' room with walkout, partially
finished basement, single
garage. Close to all amenities. 4
Asking $139,900. Call Judy
Shaw 428-2121.
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1,600 >;q. n. tetached, walkout experience. Put us to work for
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Backs on greenbelt ony make the right move. For all you Real Estate needs or a free
$148,900. 1.cal Michele Jones; market evaluation of your home. Call Aileen Mu or
J. H Marie .
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C"wida Tnist LACY BATf:SON
Canada Trust Realty Inc./Realtor AJAX MANAGER
„�..- DON'T TELL ANYONE BEFORE YOU
iii; NORTHWEST PICKERING SEE THIS BARGAIN $127.500
Beautiful detached sides rt, Spacious d bright 3 bdrm., 2 baths with eat -in kit. SOUTH AJAX
cal' professionally fin Rec rm. has sliding glass door w/o to back yard. Stunning executive home on ravine Beautiful
ASILOFF bsmt., beautifully landscaped ' Large lot Garage & private drive, conveniently located to western exposure on Carruthers Creek. Walk to
Location in demand area of custom built horn MARY KLASSEN shops. perk & school Dont miss out. To view can DONNA COLBY park on Lake Ontario. Big house. small Once.
reaentative Please call John Sales Representative Sales Representative ,
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ENJOY THE SPORTING LIFE •-^
STEPS TO LAKE ONTARIO 5219,900 YOUNG COUPLES DREAM - •
Custom built 3 bdrm. approx. 2,300 sq. ft. A specious 4 bdrm. home with lovely landscaped -r ,.; '". __--
Featuhng ceramics Throughout fo er,Eat-in'rsr NOW IS THE TIME
y large open �' yd. kitchen 8 separate side entrance to.�d;, _ :� • To make the move to thr; s acus, luxury home
kit., fam. rm. with prof. solarium & deck addition, finishrd besemerrt 4 car rlki m -'~' •., '"rte
ARDNER MARY KLASSEN On prove drive. MARG BEATTY nestled on private lot. Features library• large
wsentative cathedral catlings. 2 fireplaces, more Laura ly $154,900 1 urge you to call & view It. Mary coon kitchen. four bedrooms. $229.900. Call
Salles Representative Sates Representative
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DEMAND NORTH AMBERLEA BEAUTIFUL STARTER HOME IN
COMMUNITY — FINISHED TOP TO BOTTOM!! •fir I QUIET FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD
Ouahty 4 . t bdrm. executive home. Features This 3 bdrm , 2 1,2 bath gem
• features eat -in kiL, FRST TIME BUYER SPECIAL
fully fin w'o bsmt., wet Sar, numerous upgrades. _ fmrshed rec rm , w/o to deck A fenced back yard. SM -900 351u
ng- Premium 66• frontage. Picture perfect setting4 JOHN HOLLONAN Clow to schools & s� oopng. Priced to salt Only nfi Specious two kava! townhouse. 2
Just listed and paced to sei, at $234 900. Call 1 y WALLY MAGES washrooms. fin�sned basement $4.200 down
sentativeJanice Sales Representative 5 64.900 For further info., call John Hoaccan at Sales Representative anc tames fa $1.060 Monthly includes all
utilities. Vendor very anxious' Call ftly Magee
— at 427-477,
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MAPLE RIDGE!!! ONLY 5229,goo OSHAWA DETACHED JR. EXECUTIVE
Specious 4 bdrm. home. Approx. 2.350 sq. ft Immaculate detached one of a fund to-ievei ou: t Tome 3 washrooms.
+� Mn. Or. fam. rm A laundry. Very private mature specious farhuy room wrt floor -to -ceiling brck firep+ace Tastefuiy
EBURY yard with interlocking patio. Separate formal din. decorated throIghout. 2 car garage, wa;kout to Orvate yard. CAC.
rsentative rm. with french doors Call Lee Ilanebury forC FLocated on a oust crescent Must be seer to oe aaoreca:ed Cal Walt'
inform ee at 427 a".
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JUST LISTED! tDPEN OON( PT HOLE N (T's SMART TO OWN
GILENDALE *173,900 End Una - 3 bedroom townhouse. convenient
Specious 3 bdrm. semi with fireplace and location now lake. Excellent starter with eat -in
i gthedrrl ceiling in sunken living rm. Wb to • kitchen, large master bedroom and a fireplace in
prnete hedged yd. and patio. Eat -in kit, sop. din. I the rec room to relax by. Interest rates are low
eCOY rm. with hardwood firs., upgraded carpet Cal and the price is right at $125.900. Cal Terry
Tentative 420-4200. SeNa
-. � ! •- GREA LOCA
COIF HOME TO EASTBAN(! = Plus lots of ceramics, natural wood trim and
Feat right at hone in this AmberNe, 2 storey FEATURES GALORE! doors, eat -in Mdw% walkout to pyo and yard
UA eewtlp, backiig on b park Main Its tom rm with Quality Greenpark executive hone with vile tIr 1 backing on b parkland. This spotless 3 bdrm.
erMsUre easy . i tib b deck. Four good sized btimks i � �USKEV wants'. Cent vac., AWFM ntwcom, solid eek .TATE wQTS home won't last long at only $159.900. For
rrti el,.d rec int. for only $237,000. Cal Dors Muir Sake Repmenitstive curved staircase, ceramic Byer and kitden, Sebe RepreeerttsthTe further inbrmaWn please cal Jane ttlbttt at 427-
2 427-44771 4771.
SEEING 0
BELEVI I&I
Character and
charm are evident in
this 3 bdrm. rergtr
class •
classic. Feat. rid..
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eat -in kit faro. nn.
PERFECT ETAATER w/fp. and wd"t b
Country When with beautiful phis arpboeNs, large priv. yd. and
tTtaltout b private deck d gnat tiadk yard. PMre - more. Asking
an oMeoversizedh!candy eated garage for pwaon. $169,900. For more
�. into. pkt!ase call
DOTT For more info. and b view please al Elaine .. 42D4200.Jane Mans at 427-
wrrtetlw $► + jl•..
y!`g. CHILD SAFE LOCATION
DUETCOMFOffT FUTURE HOME *1164,110110 4 bdrrns., 2 baths, 2 car
FMPORT AND FNCFI sq. approx. large lamiy room
gar., July private fenced
with fireplace. Eat -in kit with ceramics. Very �� yard. Fronts on to court yard and play ground,
Pickering at its best Fabuk>us ravine lot, desirable area in South Put r faro' to _ and just a short walk b c and the lake!
oversized family room with fireplace, kit hen, this rest home. Priced to sell fas Call Bruce 5 APPLIANCES NCLUOED T00!
Saba R MANTES emsevitative walkout rnes 42"M io deck. Asking $259,800. Clair � R �Y» �, at 427-4771. JIM BRADBURY Showings by appointment only, so tall Jim
Sake, RODfs$*MB" Braditilmy 427-A771
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FOR MORE INFORMATION,_
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THE NEM AnvEXMER, W=., Alma V i"2.pAG E 13
Energy Efficient R=2000 Homes
By buying an R-2000 home, consumers
can obtain superior comfort, quality and
value, and also make an investment to
protect the environment. R-2000 homes
are super energy-efficient and
environmentally sensitive, and they are
built by specially trained builders, tested,
and certified so that consumers know
exactly what they are getting.
What is an R-2000 house?
Developed as a joint effort between the
Canadian Home Builders' Association
and Energy, Mines and Resources
Canada, the R-2000 home is a carefully
designed product which combines
modern construction materials and
techniques with innovative, energy-
efficient technologies to provide
unprecedented levels of home comfort.
An R-2000 home is not "just another
energy-efficient house". Every R-2000
house must meet certain performance
standards. These are spelled out in the
"R-2000 Technical Requirements- which
set a maximum annual energy
consumption target for the home. This
"energy budget" is calculated taking into
account such factors as local climate,
house size and the type of fuel used.
All R-2000 houses have these key
benefits:
- careful sealing against air leakage
which reduces drafts, heat loss and
mositure flow into walls and ceilings, as
well as the amount of dust and pollen
entering the house
• a whole -house mechanical ventilation
system to provide a steady supply of
fresh, clean air to all rooms
- high levels of insulation to reduce
heat loss and to provide improved
soundproofing from outside noise
• improved heating systems -- both
space and domestic hot water -- for
increased levels of comfort, energy
efficiency and safety
- design options to take maximum
advantage of sloar gains
Indoor air quality
The continuous fresh air system, an
integral part of the R-2000 home, helps to
ensure a healthy indoor living
environment. Allergy sufferers often find
that their symptoms are greatly alleviated
in R-2000 homes.
Where can I find an R-2000 house?
An R-2000 house does not have to
conform to a specific design or layout.
New home designs can be adopted to R-
2000 standards upon the request of the
buyer. Builders can construct any size or
style of house, and they can use whatever
techniques or materials they wish, as long
as the house meets the R-2000 Technical
Requirements.
R-200 houses are built by registered
builders who have met established
professional standards. Across Canada,
R-2000 builders receive special training
and are certified by the Canadian Home
Builders' Association.
When you buy a new R-2000 house
from a registered R-2000 builder, it
comes with a numbered identification
certificate. This proves that the home has
met all the R-2000 Technical
Requirements and distinguishes your
home from the look-alikes and clones.
Your home will also be registed with the
Canadian Home Builders' Association.
If you place a premium on home
comfort and quality, and you're
concerned about energy efficiency and
the environment, check out an R-2000
house. Call your provincial Home
Builders' Association for the names for
the names of registered R-2000 builders
in your community. It could be the
smartest move you've ever made.
LIST WITH
MULTI MILLION
AWARD WINNING
TOP PRODUCING
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THE
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BUYING
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Pen House Bonanza
'nners Announced
Oshawa Whitby This Week and the Ajax
Pickering News Advertiser are pleased to
announce that Dave Lang of Re/Max Summit
Realty (1991) Ltd. and Mary Pedro of Century
21 Hancock Ltd. have each won a half -page
ad in both the Ajax and Oshawa Wednesday
Real Estate sections on Wednesday, April 29th,
for their participation in our Friday, April 10
Open House Bonanza section.
Congratulations to both of you!!!
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1ST TIME BUYERS' DELIGHT
This cosy immaculate home comes wth 4 bdrms., 3
baths, main flr. laundry, fireplace, entry to dole. gar.
1.900 sq. ft of spacious Acing. Don'? miss iii Call Peter
Wong, Associate Broker at 399-6028.
REAW M-V.P, REALTY CORP.
POPULAR WESTNEY HEIGHTS - 3167,900
Tnis ce: a: x ck home w.tt' an, garage s :.ertainy
oncec to sell. If you are seek:ng an af!oroable 3
Dorm home with master bdrrr a suite, spacious
eat -in M:: w~h fionda ceiling and more, youll have to
sae:./AM
CALL
LARRY
S12,��/T ��
Summit Really 1991) Ltd TOR. LWE 686.3800
Buying
or
Selling
Your
home?
Look to
your
Real
Estate
Guide.
OPEN HOUSE
"GREAT VALUE"
81 EMPEROR ST., AJAX
APRIL 26/92,1-4 P.M.
$8,000 or less down. This spacious 3 bdrm.
Serol has completely repainted interior area.
The 4 -pc. bathroom is new with a 2 -pc. off
rec rm. in basement. We offer updated
forced -air gas furnace & roof reshingled in
1985. Your basement area could become a
handy in-law apartment. To view this great
delight please call John Hughes 686-3800
or 666-2223.
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N 111t s�ve TOR. 686-3800
JUDY
PATERSON
286-3993
TheAJAX through
SCARBOROUGH Advantage!!
GORGEOUS JR_ EXE(XlM
SOUTH AJAX
3207,000
Gorgeous 4 bdrm. home with
gingerbread trim, Modem white tam.
sized lit, mn. Ar. tam, rm. w1p.!! Mn.
fir. faun. Attrac tiely decor: Wswian
style white picket staircase, spat.
mstr. bdrm. w/4 -pc. on tune and wA
closet Prem. 50:120' kX treed and
landscaped. Walk to lake and
conservation area A must to seal
Cal Judy Paterson, Sales Rep. 296
3993.
GREAT STARTER!
31 78A
Super 3 bdrm. 3 bath home. Cosy
mn, fir. family rm. with fp.l Master
bdrm.has 4 Pc. ensutte b walk-in
closet, IW deck! Mins. to GO, dolt
& Pickering Town Centre. Call Judy
Paterson, 28333593 for a personal
showing.
JUDY PATERSON
Sales Repmserttatire
MULTI MILLION 33 PRODUCER
MEMBER 100% CLUB
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PERFECT FOR POOL PARTIES!
3205,900
This gorgeous 1,800 sq_ ft raised
bungalow offers everything you
could dream of! 3+1 bdrms,, 4 baths,
huge modem country kit„ 0 formal
liv. & dirt. rm., fabuktus rec rm. with
fP., tam. rm. with w/o to patio & pooll
All the bells & whistles. Call Judy
Paterson, 286-3953 to view you
dream home.
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Ottawa -- March 9, 1992 -- February
housing starts increased to 162,000 units,
seasonally adjusted at an annual level
(SAAR), according to Canada Mortgage
and Housing Corporation (CMHC). This
is a 12 per cent increase from the revised
January level of 144,000 units (SAAR).
The marjority of the increase was due
to higher starts of social housing in
Ontario. Except in Alberta and British
Columbia, the market has not yet
responded to lower interest rates.
All of the increase is attributable to
mulitple units, which rose 32 per cent in
urban areas from 57,000 units SAAR to
75,000 units SAAR. Single detached
units in urban areas remained the same at
62,000 units SAAR.
"Private market starts should gain
strength over the coming months,- said
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CMI•IC's Market Analysis Centre. "The
recent federal government
announcements allowing lower minimum
down payments and the use of RRSP
funds to buy a home should provide a
boost to house construction. These
measures along with low interest rates
and stable house prices mean that many
renters can now afford to buy a home."
Housing starts in Quebec were down 47
per cent to 18,000 units SAAR. Both
single detached and multiple unit housing
starts were down significantly. Starts in
Quebec have dropped for the last two
months due to the ending of the
provincial government program
supporting homeownership.
The decline in Quebec was balancede
by a 63 percent increase in Ontario to
62,000 units SAAR. Growth in social
housing construction in Ontario more
than offset a drop in private construction
of both single detached and multiple
units.
British Columbia starts rose again as
the markets there continue to show
strength. Alberta, Nova Scotia,
Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island
also posted increased starts, while
Newfoundland, New Brunswich and
Manitoba showed slight declines.
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Pool, fireplace in rec room b oak
cupboards 8appliances in family
kitchen. Heather Cullen' 6831790.
$268,750. Cathedral ceiling in foyer sets
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PRICED TO SELL!
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$824,900. The ultimate in home 8
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1,550 sq. ft, 1 4 -pc. 8 2 2 -pc. baths, mn.
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w/fireplace, din. rm. wMralkout to large
deck. Jim McAlpine' 6831790.
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CUSTOM BUILT HOME!
$699.000. This 5 bdrmL estate home on 2
acres fronting on privately owned 30
acre, lake 8 only rninL from Pickering d
401. 3 fireplaces, fir. bsmt. b more. Cap
Gerald Jaeger' 6831790,
nvn: s WILIMS A M. FLJL FAIL RML
$184.500. Don't miss this down to earth
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floor. Doug Joyce" 683179o.
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$19000. Bright eat -in kit hen, girel!!1111
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air, fireplace. Doug Joyce" 68317K �
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BEAUIM 0f91C1r BMMIIGALOW
$156,900. 83'x115' lot 3 bedrooms,
style kitchen, 4 appliances.
nm fireplace in Giving nn., 3 IMpe above
Wade wrtdows in 23' roc room. Cal Tom
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$244,900. Beautiful multi-level home on
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quarters w/separate entrance, window
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IMMACULATE 4 BEDROOM
$249,900. Nicely kept 2.500 K. ft
master bdrm with bnght S Mng area. Nice
size lot. with solanum, main floor fam. nn.
w1p., laundry w,ert. to garage b side
entrance Massarai Naevi* 6831790
WED, APRIL 22. JIM -PAGE 15
AJAX OFFICE
235 BAYLY ST. W.
427-6522
WELCOME
MARILYN POWERS
Sales Representative
BACK WITH A
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We are thrilled that Marilyn
Powers has decided to return to
Real Estate after a 1 1/2 year
absence and that her choice is
Royal LePage. Marilyn arrives
with 17 years of local
experience, 2 years real estate
management, her Associate
Broker status and the well
deserved respect from peers.
Please call Mariiyn
anytime at 427-6522.
Mt7YE-/I AND ENJOY I GREAT VALUE! 4 BORK
$197,500. Imm=We 1,800 sq. it hone $167,900. Freshly painted brick tome
with man firfam. rm. 8 laundry. Nkcely with double drive linked by garage.
landscaped b fenced with patio 3 Features tam. ^ri w- ireplaace, en suite
fishpond. Close to school and park. bath, premfenced
. lot Walk b schools b
Heather Cullen' 683.17%. trans. Wilma Tarrer• 427-6522.
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Wway DREAM BUNGALOW DESIGNER POOL A YARD
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walk b separate i public schools, 3 A back yard Peso to relax in. Exec.
bedrooms, modem kitchen, spotless 3,000 sq. R. home in prime S. Ajax
decor. Cal Mary Gair*- 03-1790. 'r, Oiort Barbara Edwards' 427
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$265,000. Do you enjoy enlertainirgl
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d tarn. ans., gracious foyer, oak cirarlar
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DEE 4 BORML N GLENDALEI
$224,500. Newly decorated spacious
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Has man fir. tam. rm. w/fp. 8 cum. Direct
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amenities. MMassarat Naevi' 6831790.
LKE A PRNATE PIM$(
$266,900. Sunshine, bright 4 bdrm. brick
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Hugging shores of lake 3 Duffin Creek
Premium landscaped lot Wish b know
more? Cap Wks Tarin 4274822.
LOIS POLAK
Sales Representative
A BIG
WELCOME
Royal LePage Ajax branch is
very pleased that Lois Polak has
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brings with her 8 years of real
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area and is now able to offer her
clients, old and new, Royal
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strategy along with her quality
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_QUALITY TNROUGHOUT!
$169,000. In popular West Lynda area k
Whitby. You will find a finished res roof
and maintenance free exterior. Thi
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must to Seel Barbera Edwards' 427
6522
$169.000. Lovely 3 bdrm. hong, Iarpe
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att q"e, walk to lake and schkwls.
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Have you pruned your greenery yet?.
By Lorna Miller
Pruning is a necessary part of
gardening. But, it is also the part
which can intimidate gardeners.
Judicious pruning of shrubs,
trees and plants is necessary not
only for their appearance, but
for their health, productivity and
rejuvenation.
Nature provides her own
pruning devices. Animals nib-
bling away at buds and branches
control the shape of trees. Fruit
trees prune themselves by drop-
ping any extra fruit allowing a
smaller crop of larger fruit to
mature. Snow and ice storms
coupled with high winds remove
any weak, diseased or old
branches letting new, stronger
foliage take over. However, in
our own back yards, we become
responsible for the pruning.
Pruning requires proper tools.
To make the job easier you will
need several tools, depending on
the size of the object in need of
pruning: a double-edged pruning
saw will be handy for removing
larger limbs; an anvil -type or
scissor type hand pruner for
close, smaller limbs; loppers, or
long -handled pruners for getting
at high limbs; hedge shears; a
curved pruning saw; a pole saw;
pole pruners and for pruning
roots for transplanting - a long -
bladed spade some or all of
these tools should keep you
well-equipped to prune anything
in your garden.
Most of us can get along with
just a good pair of hand pruners
and a pair of shears. Don't for-
get a heavy pair of gardening
L) gloves - shrubs and raspberry
plants are prickly.
Talking to a professional
before you tackle the job is a
wise idea. Sid Kamstra, of Kam-
stra Flower & Garden Centre,
Taunton Road East, Oshawa, has
some sound professional advice
for the amateur pruner.
"The reason we prune is to
get rid of the dead wood. Look
at how much growth there is
from last season. Remove any
old or dead branches and prune
to promote new growth and
shape. Remember, prune to
maintain a balance between the
mot systan and the branches."
"Pruning should be done at
various times of the year,
depending on the plant or shrub
to be pnnod. Spring or late win-
- r ter is the time to prune
.,'hydranxaRs or weig Lias or other
later flowering shrubs. Early
{ flowering shrubs, like lilacs, or
flowering almonds should be cut
back when the flowering is over.
Fruit trees should be done in the
late winter or early spring for
the best results. Evergreens
should be trimmed and shaped
between the 15th of June to the
end of August. For raspberry
and other fruit -bearing plants,
older, established plants should
be thinned out in the fall and cut
back to about 2 feet above the
ground in the spring. When
,,planting new bushes, cut them
back severely when planted. For
roses, now is the time to cut
back to three outside buds above
the ground. Choose outside buds
for bushier plants. Cutting to
inside buds can cause the plant
to grow into itself rather than
spread.,,
Now you know when to
prune, here's a few tips on how
and why to prune.
That perennial favorite, the
lilac bush, should be thinned and
cut to maintain vigorous blooms.
Begin by cutting away all the
small, thick sucker growth at the
base of the plant to reveal the
larger stems in need of cutting.
Choose several young, vigorous
stems and cut the old growth
away close to the ground. Feed
the bush with a mixture of
manure and garden lime. Scatter
about a foot away from the base
of the shrub and water. When
cutting the blooms, cut above
the young, forming buds of next
year's blooms making a clean
cut with a sharp knife. Never
tear blooms from the branch, it
could injure the tree.
Proper pruning strengthens,
rather than weakens the tree.
With evergreens, shearing, or
pruning should start when the
bush is small to create the
desired shape in the full-grown
plant. Each growing season, the
evergreen send out new shoots
Please see PRUNING/page 4
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shoots to be trimmed to keep the
desired shape. If you want the
tree to grow a little each year,
wait until the candles are two to
four inches long, then pinch off
the very tips. If you want the
tree to remain the size it is, cut
off all new growth. Start shear-
ing soon after new growth
appears in the spring. Don't
allow the tree to make a lot of
growth, or the smaller buds will
remain dormant. It is these
smaller buds which provide the
bushiness to the tree as they
grow. Shear your shrubs as they
grow all during the season for
best results.
Shaping the evergreen tree to
a rounded point at the tip, pro-
vides a natural, bushy looking
tree and provides protection
from breaking due to heavy
snow and ice storms. Also, this
shape lets sunshine reach all
branches promoting growth and
bird nesting which, according to
legend, provides 12 months of
good luck to the tree's owner.
To rejuvenate older ever-
greens, cut back using the Basal
pruning method which involves
cutting limbs off at the base of
the tree. Never cut off more than
one third of the tree in one year.
Always cut a large limb back to
a live branch or to the main
trunk of the tree so than no stub
is left to rot away. Never remove
more than one third of the green
material on evergreens or
branches on a deciduous tree.
For hedges, shearing should
take place when it is growing
the fastest. With evergreens, the
growth is early and won't need
shearing after midsummer.
Deciduous plants, like the privet
or barberry, grow over the sum-
mer and will need at least two
shearings per season. For a
fuller, healthier hedge, don't
wait until it has reached a
desired height before you start
trimming. Trim slightly while it
is growing for a tall, dense
hedge. Trim when needed - just
as with your lawn.
We have touched on a few
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more to learn. H you have a new
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Good fences make good
neighbors. Deciding on what
makes a good fence depends as
much upon personal preference
as what its purpose is.
If you want complete priva-
cy, a board fence topped by a
trellis is a good choice. If you
just want to establish bound-
aries, a plastic -coated, chain
link will do the job. The most
popular fences today are the
alternate -board fencing made
from treated lumber. Although,
since the environmental scare
about the chemicals used in
pressure -treating these boards,
cedar has become a popular
wood again.
Putting up a fence has been
made simpler by the invention
of the new "Superspike". The
"Superspike" replaces the old
"dig a hole and pour in concrete
to set the posts" method. The
"Superspike" is constructed
from two plates of heavy gauge
steel 30" in length which nar-
rows to a point at the tip. The
top is a steel socket which
screws together to hold a 4"x4"
post securely in place.
The spike is pounded into the
ground until the socket is bot-
tomed on the soil, the post is fit-
ted in and secured with two
screws.
Simple, no hole to dig, no
cement to mix and no waiting
for it to set. The "Superspike"
eliminates underground rotting,
termite and frost damage. It is
frostproof and will not heave.
"The only problem you
might incur is running into
rocks while pounding the spike
in. Then, a hole must be dug
anyway to remove the obstruc-
tion. This could cause problems
if there is a lot of rocks or roots
along the fence line. In this case,
it would be just as easy to dig a
hole, put in a sonotube and pour
concrete, sink the posts and let it
set for 24 hours before you con-
tinue with your fence," says
Dave Reid of Beaver Lumber in
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Whitby. Dave admits that in the
five years he has sold the
"Superspike" he has had no
complaints. But, his personal
preference is the concrete
method. The two methods cost
approximately the same price
when you consider the extra 4'
of post you must purchase to
sink into the ground when you
use the concrete.
The spike come in four
sizes: The standard spike for
patios, fences, mail boxes and
boundary fences, the Commer-
cial Heavy Duty Spike used at
stress points like gate posts,
unsupported ends posts, etc.,
and for long run fencing: 6x6
Construction Spike, 39" long,
used to install 6"0" posts,
heavy duty foundations, docks
and walkways; Bold down and
Concrete Set models - used to
anchor 4"x4" wood posts into
existing concrete slab or wood
surfaces and the 44Cs used to
anchor 4"x4" wood posts into
new concrete slabs or footings.
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"The time saved makes the
"Superspike" more convenient,"
says Pat Haslam, Beaver Lum-
ber in Bowmanville. "No con-
crete to mix or sono tubes to
install"
Steve Antalfy, Home consul-
tant at Beaver Lumber in
Oshawa says that the "Super -
spike is much easier to use and
the costs is about the same.
However, there is less work with
the new spikes."
Before you decide on a
fence, check out your options
with the Beaver Lumber store in
your area. They offer guidance
with the planning, materials
needed and help you choose the
right fence for your needs.
Be a good neighbor, build a
fence.
Beaver Lumber in Whitby is
located at 419 Dundas Street
East, Phone: 668-5818, Beaver
Lumber, Oshawa, located at:
564 King Street East, Phone:
434-1171 and Beaver Lumber,
Bowmanville, located 246 King
St. E., Phone 623-3388.
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.From page 5
Whitby. Dave admits that in the
five years he has sold the
"Superspike" he has had no
complaints. But, his personal
preference is the concrete
method. The two methods cost
approximately the same price
when you consider the extra 4'
of post you must purchase to
sink into the ground when you
use the concrete.
The spike come in four
sizes: The standard spike for
patios, fences, mail boxes and
boundary fences, the Commer-
cial Heavy Duty Spike used at
stress points like gate posts,
unsupported ends posts, etc.,
and for long run fencing: 6x6
Construction Spike, 39" long,
used to install 6"0" posts,
heavy duty foundations, docks
and walkways; Bold down and
Concrete Set models - used to
anchor 4"x4" wood posts into
existing concrete slab or wood
surfaces and the 44Cs used to
anchor 4"x4" wood posts into
new concrete slabs or footings.
!or oar of rtitisd,
Pat*"
wwkma , ao uw~s too tan
NO JOB'S
TOO SXALL
W*W got it dosis In Latf
UW tlm for the bast pries
Quality vrorkmansbip for a
reasonable fee... the kind that
Grandma used to brag about.
That is what Mfllbi +h
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delivers
howwnevery
..no
matte
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: RISC R001ft ;
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CALL AM Hoon TOM
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1111111 Honest Appraisals...
"The time saved makes the
"Superspike" more convenient,"
says Pat Haslam, Beaver Lum-
ber in Bowmanville. "No con-
crete to mix or sono tubes to
install"
Steve Antalfy, Home consul-
tant at Beaver Lumber in
Oshawa says that the "Super -
spike is much easier to use and
the costs is about the same.
However, there is less work with
the new spikes."
Before you decide on a
fence, check out your options
with the Beaver Lumber store in
your area. They offer guidance
with the planning, materials
needed and help you choose the
right fence for your needs.
Be a good neighbor, build a
fence.
Beaver Lumber in Whitby is
located at 419 Dundas Street
East, Phone: 668-5818, Beaver
Lumber, Oshawa, located at:
564 King Street East, Phone:
434-1171 and Beaver Lumber,
Bowmanville, located 246 King
St. E., Phone 623-3388.
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•
Smgp iers of:
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Sand
Stone ► White
Limestone Marble '
Pinemulch Stone
Compost ► Rockery
Curbs Stone
Treated Lumber
Peat Loam ► Ledge Rock
Firewood
Patio Slabs ► Riverstone
Peat moss ►Bird Baths
Retaining Walls
Shredded Pine Mulch
Feather Rock
Pisa Stone ►
Pisa II
Garden Wall "New"
Triple Mix ► Fountains
Top Dressing Mix
Waterfalls - Stone &
Supplies
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"Is this a fitting name for a Blue Spruce
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will be available for the first
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times in local garden centres,
allows the roots to penetrate
the Ravenbrook Root Kings.
but restricts expansion and lat-
These are large trees that,
cral growth. The result is the
during harvest, retain at least
development of a more com-
four times the amount of roots
pact and fibrous root system
than are normally retained in
within the sac.
the same size tree grown con-
Ravenbrook farms Ltd. has
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been experimenting with the
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technique for over eight years.
are contained in a very small,
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By Lorna Miller — .w
The English Garden sur-
rounding a palatial mansion or a
humble cottage provides glori-
ous color throughout the season
by the careful choosing and
placement of the flowers grow-
ing therein.
It is careful planning with
regard to size, color and bloom-
ing season which makes a gar-
den spectacular. The time to
start planning and working your
garden is right now, according to
Jeff Lee, Assistant Manager of
Oshawa Garden Service Ltd.,
Thickson Road, Brooklin. He
advises that the soil be dug up
and a mixture of peat moss,
loam and manure be worked in.
"As soon as you can get a shov-
el into the ground, you should
start working it," he says. "It is
also time to get the coverings off
your plants, burlap and collars
off the roses."
If you have a mature garden,
you will be busy cleaning it up,
and getting ready to plant
according to plan. However, if
you are a new homeowner or
want a change from the usual,
Jeff advises you to draw up a
sketch of your house and lot
including the location and
dimensions of your proposed
garden and bring it into the Cen-
tre for an advisory session with
Manager, Rick Pecman. "We
offer a free advisory serv
ice to
get you going on your garden."
If you are considering shrub -
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years those little bushes will
have become huge, so allow
room for them to grow without
crowding each other out.
"A juniper bush will spread
two to three feet circumference
over the years, so allow about
four feet for spreading when
planting. Remember that proper
placement of shrubs is neces-
sary. Askyrocket juniper will
grow upwards of eight feet high
and a Moffat juniper will grow
to five or six feet tall. So, don't
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petunias, sweet William and plants at the edge of the garden happy and keep gardening. ed at 5515 Thickson Road
corkscrew hazel make a nice
showing near at the border.
For ground cover, English
Ivy, a perennial, is a good
choice.
Clematis is a vine which
blooms towards the end of June
with a brilliant red flower, looks
marvellous on a trellis. Honey-
suckle, also a hardy perennial
vine, blooms each year with a
white or mauve flower and has a
sweet perfume. Ornamental gar-
dens which incorporate a pond,
rose arbor or a gazebo are
becoming popular as people take
to gardening for fun and exer-
cise. Even the smallest plot can
incorporate one of these ideas
on a small scale with careful
planning. Also, planting in large
pots or tubs surrounded by
pebbled, flagstoned or paved
walks is an attractive alternative
for small, city plots.
For a more natural garden,
wild flowers like astors, tiger
lilies or Queen Anne's Lace are
being domesticated. Contrasts in
colors and textures are provided
by plants such as the chocolate -
brown, small, tight blossoms of
the rudbeckias next to the
grassy, pale beige Pennisetum
Alopccuroides.
Courtyard gardens arc now
being moved into sun rooms.
These gardens are mainly plants
in pots which provide a riot of
color in the spring and summer
and can be kept over the winter
inside ready for blooming next
season.
Carefully shaped and trimmed
hedges lend symmetry to a gar-
den and larger hedges or rows of
trees provide privacy. Planning a
garden, working in it and enjoy-
ing it are all part of the fun of
getting back to nature while pro-
viding a setting for your home.
Today's gardener can be
made aware of the beneficial
side some plants provide to
Repel insects and fungi naturally.
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If the house you've just there are underground cables if work to be done and on the delivery trucks to get close to the can keep costs down by doing
bought is too small for you needs you have to di& space available for machinery to premises is also a consideration. some of the work himself
or if you have just had a new Costs vary depending on the the job. Adequate space for Naturally, a good handyman
baby, you may want to put an
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floor or floors. This can be done v
in two ways. An entire floor of •
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add space by lifting the house - CELEBRATING THE GRAND�S
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iPMGE 12, HOME EXPRESSIONS EAST, WEDNESDAY. APRll.22,1992
Carport
or car
garage'?,
If last winter you had a
rough time cleaning the snow
off your car, it's time to think
about building either a carport
or a garage. But which one
should you choose?
Many factors come into
play: The cost of a carport is
half that of a garage, a major
difference. As well, a carport,
since it has no walls, takes up
less space on your lot.
Every time you drive your
car in or out of a garage you
have to have a bit of patience
to open and then close the
door. Unless, of course, you
have a remote control door
opener that allows you to open
the garage door easily without
having to get out of the car.
When it's cold, garages
accumulate humidity and this
contributes to metal corrosion.
The first thing to do is to
inquire at your local municipal
office about the zoning and
planning regulations that gov-
ern this type of building.
If you decide to build a car-
port and you own a two-storey
house, you might find it a
good idea to use the roof of
the carport as a large deck,
which can become an ideal
spot for relaxing or even
stargazing.
Although the choice of
materials is, to a certain point,
dictated by those already used
for the house, you can take
certain liberties. Pressure
treated wood is highly recom-
mended for this type of pro-
ject. Available in a large range
of sizes, for the price, it offers
an unbeatable cost -quality, and
even cost -durability, ratio.
Pressure treated wood is also
available in brown, although it
is less used than green. Use
cement pillars that are 8 to 10
inches in diameter and that go
48 inches into the ground to
prevent any movement caused
by freezing and thawing-
If you opt for the garage, it
will contribute to your home's
resale value and you might
possibly experience the joy of
being able to start your car
even at minus 30 degrees Cel-
sius. You will be able to store
many tools on the walls of the
garage, which will save you
the expense of building an
outside shed and allow you to
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FEATURES
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• AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
• DRIVER'S SIDE AIRBAG
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• POWER WINDOWS AND DOOR LOCKS
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drivers -- Wheels Durham's fea-
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Durham's second annual road test ;:
driver Jim Robinson, and World
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of Wheels editor and regular con -
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will have some- /'��f.0
thing for everyone,
featuring test drives
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of this year's cars, and it will also
tributor Joe Duarte.
offer you the reader an opportune-
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reviews of the latest automobile
wheels.
models weekly in Wheels
Automobile dealers across the
Durham. In Roadtest '92, they
region and in Scarborough will
will bring some new looks at this
feature incentives on the latest
hottest cars as well as refresh
models. Roadtest '92 will feature
your thoughts on some proven
a map with the locations of all the
winners.
participating dealers for your
This is a great opportunity for
shopping convenience.
you to read about the '92s and
By purchasing a new vehicle at
head out to the dealers of Durham
a participating dealership between
Region and Scarborough to give
May 6 and 10, you could win on
your car of choice your own test
of two prizes of $500 to put
drive. Who knows? You could
towards your purchase.
come away with one of the two
Leading you down the road in =
$500 prizes to put toward your
Roadtest '92 is our trio of test :;
purchase.
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MIHEELS DUIMMAMI WEST V$sdrmdmy. April 22. 1992 POW S
IT'S HERE! A 3 -MILLION DOLLAR SALE!
It's yours! Repeating what turned out to be one of
the greatest savings events in BOB MYERS' history!
THURSDAY! APRIL 231. 12 to MIDNIGHT!
ALL BOB MYERS
SALES AREAS
CLOSED
WEDNESDAY!...
FOR THIS TOTAL SAVINGS EVENTI CLOSED TO ALLOW
SPECIAL CREWS TIME TO REDUCE PRICES ON EVERY-
THING IN STOCK FOR THIS INCREDIBLE SALE' HURRYI
RECORD-BREAKING CROWDS EXPECTED!
TOMORROW!
NOON TO MIDNIGHT!
OV ESW`\ jt A l H JP50,cY'
IT WOULD BE
DIFFICULT TO LIST
ALL THE BARGAINS'
EVERYTHING'S REDUCED!
1992 GEO METRO, 2 OR. COUPE
19112 DELTA N ROYALE, 4 DR.
Air Dap. ABS Dram pomw dritwr sen P.■.. pAL.
bulk mism. 4. mils, ave can. elmmicas back
Curran SW% bdp sift mldp.. Weed pins, mchr"
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bucket suss. scatchp W doth trim., OV odomeNr. 5
yatt, Ystp 0ro!p. Slodt R/06.
spd trans. pubs esy M raw - Wow clelmm, spun
1004'
.heel caws, split Mete Slack b&q war MSlodt 66296.
KIRP $9144
1902 CAVA" VL, 4 OR. SEDAN
$ACME
ABS Drabs. p.s , Pb.. p dL, Ips. twl tank. DEW 22 I
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DELTA 88!
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PLAN TO STAY AWHILE... ITS PERHAPS THE
LARGEST AUTO SALE AND SELECTION IN
AREA HISTORY... DON'T MISS THE AMAZING
REDUCTIONS DURING TOTAL SALE 1992!
�► NO PAYMENT
'TIL SEPTEMBER?
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YES! WITH APPROVED CREDIT
AT THEIR TOTAL SALE FOR
1992, BUY WITH NO MONTHLY
PAYMENT AQ NO INTEREST
UNTIL SEPTEMBER! PLUS. UP
TO $1500 CASH REBATES ON
SELECTED MODELS! HURRY!!
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CHEVROLET • GEO.OLDSMOBILE
IT'S TRUE! ALL SALES
AREAS (BOTH NEW AND
USED) WILL CLOSE ALL
DAY TODAY! SPECIAL
TEAMS ARE REDUCING
PRICES ON EVERYTHING!
TOMORROW. THURSDAY. FOR 12 GREAT HOURS, THE AMAZING
TOTAL SALE COMES TO THIS AREA WITH TOTAL SAVINGS ON EVERY
VEHICLE IN STOCK! EVERY FAMILY -SIZED CAR... EVERY LUXURY
SEDAN... EVERY SPORTS CAR...AND EVERY PICKUP (BOTH NEW AND
USED)) AT IMPORTANT PRICE REDUCTIONS' REDUCTIONS WILL BE
PLAINLY MARKED (FOR YOUR EASY SELECTION) WITH A GIANT SALE
TAG ON EVERY VEHICLE IN THEIR VAST SELECTION' DONT MISS IT:
YES! EVERY VEHICLE IN STOCK (NEW AND USED)
WILL BE TAGGED AT IMPORTANT SAVINGS WHEN
THE SALE BEGINS AT NOON SHARP THURSDAY!
BUT THERE'S
MORE!
FOR TWELVE AMAZING HOURS TOMORROW, YOU CAN
SELECTTHE NEW CAR OF YOUR DREAMS... ANY VEHICLE
ON THE PREMISES... AT SALE REDUCTION. AND TAKE
FULL ADVANTAGE OF A SENSATIONAL CREDIT OFFER'
BUT THERE'S MORE!
THEY WILL REMAIN OPEN AND SELLING
UNTIL MIDNIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT TO
GIVE EVERYONE IN THIS AREA A CHANCE
TO SHOP THIS HISTORIC TOTAL SALE!
12 FANTASTIC
HOURS TO SAVE!
NOON 'TIL MIDNIGHT, THURSDAY!
L -*7m- TAG ON EVERYTHING TOMORROW!
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CAVALIER!
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DELTA 88!
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SPECIAL NOTICEI
YES! YOU CAN CUSTOM
VEHICLE OF YOUR DREAMS
ORDER THE NEW
DIRECT FROM THE
FACTORY AT REVOLUTIONARY SAVINGS! ITS
TIME TO BUY! DONT MISS IT!
EVERY USED CAR
AND TRUCK REDUCED!
YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT! TONIGHT,
SPECIAL CREWS WILL WORK INTO THE
NIGHT PREPARING GIANT REDUCTION
TAGS ON EVERY USED CAR, TRUCK
AND VAN! SHOP THURSDAY AND SAVE!
MANY LATE MODELS AND ON E
OWNER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM!
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ver dttimbr, Thal mins, doh sono. and VW.
THEY'RE ALL GONG TO BE REDUCED!
SORRY, NO ONE WILL BE PERMITTED ON SELLING PREMISES UNTIL THE SALE BEG NO AT NOON THURSDAY!
IL;J:�7 425 BAYLY ST. W.
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YES!
EXTRA SALESPEOPLE AND
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES
WILL BE ON HAND TO HELP
SPEED YOUR SELECTION!
42? -2500 YES!
CHEVROLET • GEO •OLDSMOBILE REDUCTIONS WILL BE PLAINLY
TAGGED ON EVERY UNIT FOR
12 GREAT HOURSt NOON TO MIDNIGHT THURSDAY! - - sE ECTIOW, AND EASY
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Collegesbenefitfrom program
Thanks to Toyota Canada, Stu-
dents enrolled in automotive -
apprentice programs at select
Canadian community colleges will
have more tools with which to
acquire the hands-on knowledge :.
they need.
Unlike programs of other man-
ufacturers which primarily involve
the supply of new or damaged
vehicles, the 3 -year, 8 -college,
S1.2 million Toyota Technical
Education Program (T -TEP)
involves the installation of a ser-
vice bay on campus, equipping
classrooms with furniture and
materials, factory -training for edu-
cators, and a commitment to the
future.
Although new to Canada, T-
TEPs are currently in place in six
other countries.
Not meant to be a free-standing
course but rather to supplement
existing automotive -apprentice -
By JOE DUARTE
ship programs, T -TEP is being ;
conserve educational time, are
"By helping Canadian colleges courses to meet a broad range of
introduced at three colleges
specifically built so that students
upgrade the skills of their auto- student needs, not simply
(Centennial College of Applied
don't have to remove external
motive technology students, rang- is Toyota's needs.
Arts and Technology in
parts in order to get at working
ing from basic to the certified "And the wider availability of
Scarborough, Red River College
parts.
journeyman level, Toyota's com- highly -skilled technicians at all
in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and
Toyota has also pledged to train
mitment will help advance the service outlets across Canada will
L'Ecole Daniel Johnson in
instructors and to keep abreast of
technical skill levels of the whole result in even higher customer
Montreal, Quebec) but will be
automotive technological progress
automotive industry," explained satisfaction for the whole auto -
expanded to five more schools in
by re-educating these instructors
Tschoepe. "The Toyota training motive industry, not just for our
other provinces by 1995. The
when necessary, as well as updat-
package offers flexibility to edu- own dealers," concluded
value at each school is estimated
ing the modules, manuals and
cators wanting to tailor their Tschoepe.
at $150,000.
materials (most timely of which is
The cornerstone of T -TEP is a
series of four modules consisting
that a new Corolla is due in the
fall) as required.
FREE
MOTOROLA
of practical and theoretical compo- r
But Toyota Canada's vice-pres-
nents representing current automo-
ident of parts and service Peter
bile technology. The four parts of =
Tschoepe emphasized that the pro -
CELLULAR PHONE WITH EVERY NEW
each school's package are: an
gram will not churn out a crop of
engine-transaxle simulator, electri-
technicians capable of working
OR USED INTEGRA GSR OR
cat circuit module, a drivetrain
cutaway and a Toyota Corolla cut-
only on Toyota cars, since the
components used are nearly gener-
VIGOR PURCHASE OR LEASE DURING
away. The cutaways. meant to
is aeras the industry
OUR SPRING VALUE DAYS
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curriculum to help
automotive -
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Minivans continue to be the people's choice
The hottest segment in the
Canadian and United States auto-
mobile markets today is the
"people mover" or "minivan".
Before 1982, what one might
put into that category consisted
mostly of Volkswagen buses with
a marginal sprinkling of seven -
seater vans brought back to
Canada by people stationed in
Japan.
But necessity is the mother of
invention.
It was a combination of that
an(rgood market research which
prompted Chrysler go ahead with
what we now call their '
Magicwagons, in 1983.
Looking for a way to crawl
out of a fiscal red hole, Chrvsler
By JIM ROBINSON
tried putting a window -van body r
close to one million minivans in- ,
minivan, the Axxess. The Axxess 4
working on a minivan.
on a stretched K -car chassis pan.
the United States and perhaps Z
has been dropped in the U.S. ,but
And that's just the beginning.
It worked and did it ever work
140,000 in Canada, or roughly 30
it continues to be sold in Canada
Most manufacturers are
Magic for them. Chrysler still has
per cent of all truck sales in this -
because our interest here in mini-
already working on second -gen -
more than SO per cent of the
country, the automakers are rush-
van is so great. And Ford is 4
eration minivans, while automak-
minivan market and remains the
ing to get in on the act. Z
already well advanced on the
ers without a minivan are work -
vehicle by which the standard is
In addition to the Chrysler trio
replacement for the Aerostar.
ing overtime on joint ventures to
set.
of Caravan/Voyager/Town and
Toyota has the Previa. Mazda
catch up.
In the Canadian Automobile -
Country, the division is also sell- -
has the MPV. General Motors has
If the trend keeps going as it
Association 1991 review of
ing the Mitsubishi -built Colt/
the Chevrolet Lumina/Pontiac
has since the middle of the
Canadian buyer preferences, the 4
Summit mini -minivan at a quick- ;
Trans Sport and Astrovan.
)980s, the 1990s could well
Plymouth Voyager/Dodge
ened pace.
Volkswagen is back on the scene -
become known in automotive
Caravan was the second most
Much has been said about the
with the Eurovan. Now it's
terms the Decade of the
favored choice among perspec-
joint venture between Ford and
rumored even Mercedes-Benz is
Minivan.
tive buyers, edged out, just, by
Nissan to build the Nissan
the Honda Accord.
Quest/Mercury Villager. But
With the prospect of selling
Nissan is retaining its own mini- r
SEVILLE CARRIES ON THE CADILLAC HERITAGE
Dramatic new styling and the appeal of the Cadillac character come together in the 1992 Seville
Touring Sedan. Richard Ruzzin, head of Cadillac's design studio and design chief for the Seville,
says, `This car is designed to be internationally accepted, but by no means a copy of a competitive
luxury sedan."
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1912 WHEELS DUMAN Me
Modified Talon will soar with the best
All -wheel drive, five forward
speeds, four big discs at each cor-
ner complemented by ABS, a
super sound system and, lastly,
293 horsepower on tap - does that
sound like fun?
Sean Hyland races an Eagle
Talon TSi in the Firehawk Series
and runs a speed shop at the same
time out of Tillsonburg, Ont.
Hyland had been racing
Mustangs until the all -wheel drive
Talon came along last year and
that was the obvious place to go in
Firehawk.
Where the Mustang as all
power with a chassis which waved
like a sapling in a storm, the Talon
Scoupe
offers
style,,
flair
and
great
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The 1992 Hyundai Scoupe con-
tinues in the stylish and sporty tra-
dition that has boosted sales to
over 5,500 cars since its introduc-
tion in August 1990.
Scoupe signals outgoing fun
and sporty motoring, a car for the
single young buyer who wants to
enjoy life.
Attention to detail as well as fit
and finish continues to amaze,
considering the thrifty price tag -
Still available in base and LS
trim levels, Hyundai has added
style and colors to make this year's
model even more appealing. In
addition to ebony black, Mars red,
noble white and bright blue, vivid
yellow and peacock green now
compliment the line.
The Scoupe featr>res advanced
aerodynamic styling. Its sleek lines
reduce wind resistance to help it
slip through the air. This year it
bighlights new. cleaner looking
rear taillamps and back -panel
With its large irMerior, the 1992
Seoope lovers don't have to sacri-
f= comfort to drive in style. The
car has ample bead room, leg room
and just plain room a nwue.
The inside of the Seoape still
offers a very sporty motif, with a
saarbinataioa of fine fabrics. lush
4arpeting and qty craftsmani-
t The Sooupe'a agonomies keep
the driver in mind. All gauges are
tasy to read and contrda are in the
right place to minimize distrac-
tions. Soft, body -hugging bucket
sats redone fatigue.
The Scoupe promises to be
even more interesting and aurac-
tive next year. Major changes are
.in store for the Scoupe in 1993.
Coarplinrenting the new Elantra
and the re -designed Sonata, the
new Excel and Scoupe complete
the Hyundai full product line-up
that appeals to the tastes
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is very taut with a turbo -powered
16 -valve four cylinder which
brings power up very sharply. The
Mustang barges through the
course, the Talon is more like a
darning needle, requiring accura-
cy.
To make a long story short, he
realized that it wouldn't take much
to modify the race Talon and make
it a street Talon or silhouette car, -
as it is known.
Ergo the Talon Stage 1 and
Stage 2 he is currently producing,
one of which he supplied for a ;
road test
The car begins as a $24,000
Eagle Talon TSi top-of-the-line
model with all the options such as
air conditioning and stereo system.
Stage 1 is the dress -up kit which
makes the car look the part but not
act like it. The kit is $5,904 and
that includes a $500 plus Momo
steering wheel and shifter knob.
On the outside, Hyland adds a
very discreet "Stage 1 " graphic on
the rear valance panel and a not so
discreet set of Momo R 116X7.5
inch wheels carrying a pair of
ultra-grippy Bridgestone RE71R
Potenza tires. Also added into the
equation are Eibach sport springs
which lower the car just enough to
make it look serious.
The real fun, though is Stage 2
kit which is priced at $13,526 and
gives you all of the above plus
D Jim.
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est
HKS adjustable struts front and
rear. To adjust them you just flip Z
off the rubber cap on the shock
tower and use a screw driver to
select one of four settings ranging
from street to full race.
Hyland said the engine is surZ.
-
prisingly well designed and easily
strong enough to take the 30
pounds of variable boost Stage 2
brings to the bottom end. That's
why, despite all the modifications,
the car does not have the warranty
voided. He can put a full Stage 2 ;
together in about one full day of
work.
Hyland next hooks up a turbo
with a very business -like look -
about it, not one of those factory
jobs which is nothing more than a
big hair dryer. The fuel computer
is re -calibrated because of the
increased flow demand and that -
means a modified mass air sensor.
The last piece is an HKS
adjustable wastegate control for
the driver and a peak hold boost
gauge, also for the driver's infor-
mation.
Now being a Talon, there is a
boost gauge in the instrument
cluster but it's only there for show.
Flip open the arm rest and you
find the real gauge and a piece of
equipment about the size of an
eight -track tape. That's the vari-
able boost control unit. With it you
have a low setting, a high setting
and then there is manual with a
knob which allows you do do all
kinds of harrowing things. I just
left the wastegate control on high
during the day Sean let me go out -
and play in the traffic.
Even with the shocks set to
"street" the ride is bumpy and the
big shocks don't give much at
lower speeds. As you feed in the
boost, the dynamic moments
between where the road flows and
what the chassis wants to do are
fed into the springs and shocks
NOW. You come to know the
meaning of the term "bump steer"
very quickly in a car like this.
That, of course, is the down
side. The up side is truly amazing
grip augmented by all four wheels
having torque. Having benefited
from lessons learned during a
recent tire testing session, I tried
to make the suspension bind up
and lift an inside wheel, but the
Stage 2 was having none of it.
But let me warn you, you'll
need all that tire patch when you
plant your right foot down.
There really isn't any whistle
noise or that kick -in -the -pants
feeling. The Stage 2 Talon gives a
millisecond shake as the power
jolts through the four CV joints
and that just takes off with a slight
pull to the right.
After a while you being to
compensate for this and start to get
to know where you are by the way
the power going to the front
wheels is transmitted back as
"feel" in the steering wheel.
The 255 -section Potenza tires
feel hard as rocks as you get into
the higher slip angles. Due to our
highway speed limits ,and out of
respect for other drivers, I did not
pull some of the point -and -shoot
acceleration lines this car is capa-
ble of, although I was sorely
tempted.
Outside of a Turbo Porsche or
a ZR 1 Corvette, I can't think of
anything street legal and with a
full manufacturer's warranty
which can keep up the Talon
TSi; and I'm sure neither can
turn in with it through the twisty
parts -
One thing for sure is the Sean
Hyland Limited modified Talon
TSi is at least a match for the
hottest cars on the road, and it
costs a heck of a lot less in the
bargain.
The Saturn SC.
From S14,97S.•'
The o* thing as attiAaLiwe as eir
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Looks aren't everything. However, they are the first thing and fuel -filler door releases. And rear -window defroster.
you'll notice about the new Soturns <•A". You'll be drawn to the SC's responsive 16 -valve dual -over -
And they'll look gree for years than to their dent and nest <--head-cater engine. Close -ratio five -speed manual transmission.
resistant polymer bodyside panels..A OFour-wheel independent suspension. And fifteen -inch alloy
- When you Ret to know these cars a little better, were sure :wheels.
you'll be attracted by other things- Like the SL's four -speaker But what you might really find appealing is their price. '~
AM/FM stereo. Tilt steering. Intermittent wipers. Remote uvnkbd So why fight the attraction. Come see your Saturn dealer today.
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Victoria last spring, it's safe to say sively while waiting at a light and
all autowriters I know were having a BMW 535i pull up on the
impressed with the solid feel of this right. The road ahead went from
body on full frame design. It was two to one lane with his lane merg-
produced with a today -tech 4.6 -litre ing into mine. Big Bimmer dropped
overhead cam V8 which can pro- the clutch but it was too late, as the
duce 210 hp with twin tail pipes. torque of the V8 pulled us cleanly
Yet the new car is noticeably more away. I
fuel frugal than the
A big North American six -pas-
senger sedan used to mean lots of
straight-line go; but about as easy to "
handle in a tight space as the Queen
Mary in New York Harbor.
The North American big car
came very close to extinction as the ;
marketing consultants and the dread-
ed bean counters started to move in
on big sedans about a decade
ago. They warned,
respectively, buyers
didn't want big cars any-
more, and they were too
expensive to make.
Listening to the mar-
keting guys is often a mis-
take, just ask David
Peterson. And bean coun-
ters can take you to the
poor house cutting quality
and desire factor just so
they can keep the share-
holders happy with the
same rate of return. ,•
Ford has marketing guys
and bean counters, too, who
were saying all the same
things 10 years ago. But
Ford then was in big trouble.
The marketing and bean
counter types had Ford
churning out dogs like
Thunderbirds which were nothing
more than upgraded trim levels on
Grenada chassis.
Something radical had to be
done and it was called
Taurus/Sable. The rest, as they say,
is history. Ford took a mix of front -
and rear drive and applied the aero -
brush liberally across its model line,
making each of those models stand
out despite the marketing guys and
the bean counters singing choruses
of doom.
It now seems Ford can do little
wrong. Even the major restyling of
Jim
5.0 -live V8 it replaced in the for-
mer Marquis -Crown Vic line.
1 did drive the Grand Marquis '
last May and it was great. I said
then it had everything the major
European and Japanese super luxu-
ry sedans had but at at least half,
and in some cases, one-third the
wheel disc brakes with ABS and
the Lincoln Town Car is starting to Recently I tried the fust Crown traction assist, and P225/70R 15
catch on among a segment of the Victoria with Ford's long -promised tires on special crosswire alloy
market (60 plus) who don't like to handling package. In one word - W,heel&
see anything changed. WOW! The suspension took everything
When we got our hands on the It was already more than fast I could give it and more. The only
new Mercury Marquis/Ford Crown enough. This was proved conclu- thing I could fault is the amount of
rice
pressure needed on the brakes. so I'll know when to expect the
After extended bumper -to -bumper kickdown when I want to pass.
driving, it gets a bit tiring. That's what a tach is for and it real -
This is a rear -drive car and it ly does help with the new breed of
came with the handling package's 4 electronic overdrive autoboxes.
3.27-1 rear axle ratio, which is part I found I could get the seat back
of the reason the more perpendicular on this car,
Bimmer driver is - which was not the case in the Grand
still wondering Marquis. One thing which is the
r what's wrong with same is the great view outside,
his car thanks to there being 30 per cent
• The other major more glass area in the new car.
handling assist is - It should also be noted there is
the air suspension now an air bag for the driver and
package on this front seat passenger. The passcnger
r car. And with a air bag is stowed behind a panel on
liar; body on frame the dash.
design, this has And then there is the optional
to be one of the
(S61 0) JBL sound system acoustical_
quietest interi- ly mapped to give the best possible
ors you' I l find sound reproduction in the interior of
anywhere. the Crown Victoria. It's simply a
A n d treat to hear. This is the fast time the
speaking of the JBL has been offered in the Crown
•� _ interior, the Victoria and that also goes for the
•,�.:. = test car was fit- dual power front seats with lumbar
-•r--• _ ted out with and recliner, and keyless entry.
black leather, And one point I feel is very
The all-new Ford Crown
Victoria features a handling
and performance package.
smiled because I used to own a car
like that-
The
hatThe handling package as listed
goes for 5483. What you get is
speed -sensitive power steering,
beefed up gas shocks, redesigned -
stabilizer bar at the rear, and a
changed front end with a stabilizer
bar designed specifically to handle
the weight up there and the kind of
dynamic forces a guy like me can -
put to it
On top of that you get huge four -
Miata means driving fun
"How come you're driving another Miata, didn't
Using tires specially deagrted for the car, the han-
you do that car before?", one of my colleagues at
dling is what proves entertaining. Mazda used a corn_
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My response was, "yeah, but this is the yellow one." -
puter to design a special aluminum backbone which
absorbs chassis stress from more than 2,000 points.
In truth, I drove the Canadian prototype three years z
This gives you something solid to pin the independent
ago and one of the early production blue ones that
suspension on. With four disc brakes, stopping is
same summer. Since then I've laid my hands on a :
swift
white one and aged to try the silver automatic as ;
Because there really isn't enough power on the
well. Last year, it was the British Racing Green SE I
had on as glorious, top down early April drive to
standard car to get you into trouble, even the greenest
tyro soon learns how to use what's on tap tD its f�
And "yellow
advantage. You start watching the tach and making
while there is more to the one" than .
your downshift based on the feel of the rear end and
just a paint job, any excuse to get out in Mazda's ,
the grab of tires coming through to your seat.
chary little MX -5 Miata is good enough for me. Z
In fact, there is a "black one" to go along with the ;
After a while, you blend it in with the exhaust note
as you downshift. Soon you're hanging out the rear
new Yellow Paint scheme, the black being the Special ;
end here and there. With practise, you can steer the
Edition (SE) and the yellow the I imued Edition (LE).
rear end by the gas pedal which adds dollops of fat to
The only real dif%nence is can leather interior in the Se :
any Sunday drive.
and a tan cloth top instead of the standard black.
The one major drawback to all this is the soft top
Besides the special yellow paint, the LE also comes ;
which, when up, adds one beck of a bWhd spot to the
with several new options carried over from last year's
"greet
view over your shoulder. That's probably the real rea-
one" and these include CD player, speakers in
son all those people with older sportscars never put up
the seat headrests, nice little scuff plates on the sills,
the top. Being hearty has nothing to do with it. Seeing
and powr windows and steering.
what's behind you is.
There is a limited slip differential and several
Since the car was introduced whole swarms of
Options, the most important of which is a removable :
owners' clubs and after market equipment suppliers
Abp•
have sprung up selling everything from pens to go -
The little 1.6 -litre, IOD -plus horsepower, 16 -valve >
faster kits.
engine seems pretty tame now. Delivery is still a blip ;
The base car still can be purchased for $17,945,
of the throttle away. There is also the toggle -switch i
while the all -optioned Miata LE tops out at $19,995. If
like gear change which stip delights, once you've put :
you want the removable hardtop, count on adding
some kilometers on the clock. The instrument cluster ;
$1,600. The "black one" by the way has a list price of
is analog with white letters on a large black face.
just $20,995.
Standard transmission is a five -speed manual while
If zipping down country roads with a snarly little
there is a four -speed automatic available as an $850 ;
exhaust note at your right ear sounds like fun (and it
off•
is) it's probably time to try a Miata LE on for size.
Road Test .by JIM
R0BINSON
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complemented the
cranberry metallic exterior color
which was further enhanced by the
alloy wheels.
The instrument panel can be had
in electronic digital, but mine was,
thankfully, analog. It had a major
fault - no tachometer. This car
comes with an four -speed electronic
onic
automatic gearbox. Around town I
normally drive in "drive" not "over-
drive." In the city I like to know
how high the engine is revving in
"drive" so I can shift into "over-
drive" and tax the engine less. On
the 401 in "overdrive" I want to
know where the engine is revving
important when considering a car
like this versus the offshore luxury
sedans and that is the Ford can haul
5,500 lbs. As I've said before, the
Europeans and Japanese don't even
want to talk about towing options.
Base price for this car is
522,965. The way it was finished
was with every possible option you
can think of including the Iosta-
Clear windshield which can remove
frost in seconds. All -up price was
$28,187. A similarly -sized and
Powered Mercedes-Benz 500E will
set you back S 107,750. The much
smaller Mercedes-Benz 300E base-
line model is 567,550 which sort of
makes my point
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