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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_03_31REGIO P�cl�ering ��if�on IbBER Nx^ BIKE SHOP ,,SINCE 1970 nww w.�n a wn� E�i•esApril6lY4 — — — — — N -N M• ,9a0 FROCK RQ. S. ltwnday. March 31, 1994 36 poyes A Metroknd Comnity xmNewspaper Pressnm 35,000 970 + 34 GST = $1 Vol. 113 No. 13 Councillor brinas Utah t• - El Pickering councillor Enrico Pistritto wants BJ• MARIANNE TAKACS skeptical about sending Ward 3 to rove the worthiness of a Utah seminar Staff Reporter councillor Enrico Pistritto to p PICKERING — His col- Utah, so Mr. Pistritto is bringing leagues on Pickering Council are -:I F �J 7 e .�� - - -i-- _ _Z• .tet � -r � � - - --- t Come to the Cabaret Barb Gillen of the Jean McDonald Singers belts out the tune "Cabaret" at the Celebration of the Performing Arts held last Saturday (March 26) at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The evening of entertainment included singers, dancers and the Pickering Philharmonic. photo by Celia Bronkhorst Utah to Pickering. On May 5, Mr. Pistritto plans to host a five satellite telecast here by Dr. Stephen Covey, the man who heads the Leadership Centre in Sundance, Utah which Mr. Pistritto wants to attend for a leadership course. The telecast will also be going to other loca- tions in Canada and the U.S. "I'll be spending a substantial amount of money to bring in the broadcast myself," says Mr. Pistritto. The councillor wouldn't say how much. "It'll be Dr. Covey himself for three hours. This opportunity was offered to me and I have taken it because I believe it will -�-, answer many questions in people's i minds.' i Anyone who wants to attend will be wel- come. though there will be an Enrico Pistritto admission charge to cover the councillor's costs. He plans to invite his fel- low councillors free of charge. Any profit from the event would go to charity. Mr. Pistritto is hoping the broadcast will clear up what he sees as misconceptions and rumors about the Covey program and the "Principle -Centred Lead- ership" course be wishes to take. He believes the course will help him to work towards changing the fractious political atmosphere which he says dominates Picker- ing Council. "Sometimes it makes me sick the games that are played in there (the council chamber). It (the course) is not going to give me all the answers, but it's going to help me make a difference in Picker- ing.,. A controversy over Mr. Pisa it - to attending the course with the help of conference funding from the Town first enq%ed in January. He had intended to ask council to approve the carrying over from 1993 to 1994 of $1,500 in caafer- ence funding be was eligible for but did not use. He wanted to add that sum to his $2,000 conference See PWFRTITO_J*e 2 ON THE HUNT PICKERING - Any child between the ages of two and seven is invited ro the Happy Easter Egg Hunt being held at the Pickering Recreation Complex Saturday, April 2. Activities will include an egg hunt, egg decoration, a visit from the East- er Bunny and L�v a magic show. Events forchildren aged two to fourbegin at 10 a.m., and for children aged five to seven at 11 a.m. Lunch will be pro- vided at 11:30. There are prizes throughout the hunt for the children. Tickets are $5 per child and are available at the com- plex or at LOEB Glendale (Dixie Rd.). For more infor- mation call 831-1711 or 683- 6582. NEW HOMES PULLOUT SECTION Regular features Letters ----...----...----6 Arts & Entertainawnt».10 Sports ---- --------11 Classified ».»»....«.......«..» 14 Sincerely Yours ----.18 I DON'T LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT_ MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1-416-976-1991 Stay in -== ACELL Touch withNokia 1 Nokia LX -1 2 Town Pickering Ton CErtre $299.00 ��' 'Lower Level (Sears Wing) cellular.._ _� 11_' lll= • L� ►�� 11�LL- •,.J _ .!.1= !. ►!.0 ...:: _ . _ - 83 7 1212 Bell Mobility Approved Cellular Agent PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,19% Pistritto to again ask council for Utah -conference funding FROM PAGE 1 allowance for this year, to help pay the approximate $6,000 cost of attending the course (the coun- cillor would pay for airfare and accommodation himself). Mr. Pistritto was supposed to go in January, but he says the con- troversy, the hospitalization of his son and the terminal illness of his niece delayed the trip. He now plans to request the funding approval from council after the Mav 5 broadcast. SATIN SHOE CLEARANCE From $ 0% PRE -DYED THE SHOE BOX PK�terirg Tow- Cerire 831-700 l Toss From Domin", Bunnies. 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Dr. Covey is an extremely suc- cessful self-improvement consul- tant in the U.S. business world, and author of the best-seller '"The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People".1be "seven habits" focus on taking control of and responsi- bility for your own life, under- standing others, and finding ways to co-operate with everyone and seek solutions that benefit all par- ties. 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Reg # 2264141 THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,1994 -PAGE 3 Food Bank wants comment -from Rae on welfare cutbacks DURHAM - The Daily Bread called upon the premier to state pub - Food Bank wants Ontario Premier licly if welfare rates will be CUL Bob Rae to go public on the subject Daily Bread, Ontario's largest of welfare payment cutbacks. food bank, is requesting the govern - The food bank organization has ment declare its position to allow d / r r i1. v ., 1 106 Energmize me Science students from public schools across the region had a chance to show off their skills at the 25th annual Durham Regional Science Fair held recently at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering. Here, Jackson Stone of Highbush Public School in Pickering displays his project on electrostatic energy. Five students, all from Oshawa and Whitby, will go on to repre- sent the board at the Canada -Wide Science Fair in May. photo by Ron Pietroniro time for a public debate on the mat- ter. "Any savings realized by the Province will be coming right off the family dinner table," says Gerard Kennedy, executive director for Daily Bread. `"Ibe whole charitable food network could come crashing down around us." According to Ministry of Com- munity and Social Services data, 55 per cent of family households and 25 per cent of singles who receive wel- fare are forced to pay part of their food money for rent because they do not receive enough in their shelter benefit. The announcement has been endorsed by Coalition for Social Assistance Reform, Income Mainte- nance Coordinating Group for the Handicapped, and the Canadian Union of Public Employees -Toronto District Council. �� CUT YOUR TAX BILL! Ili - GET YOUR REFUND IN w^_ FAST 1 ��"'.". SMALL Why pay excessive discounting fees? 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ALL THIS, 52 POINTS IN TOTAL $ 95 ONLY CALL AHEAD TO RESERVE A HOISTI (OURS: 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturday ARPICK4JP Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 970 BROCK ROAD SOUTH, PICKERING TEL: 831.5400 / 1-800-563-6662 HONDAS ONLY PLEASE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY EXPIRES APR. 15, 1994 THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 341994 -PACE S Fly the coupe,. • ar -lock brakes • cond jtt if fv • cassette Plus much more • rear spoiler • power automatic door locks • tinted glass • reclining front bucket seats • 24-hour Roadside Assistance" And the first payment's on us: The Perionriance you expect. Mcedw! PONTIAC TEAM 'Offers apply to the 1994 Pontiac Sunbvd LE Coupe on a 36 month lease for 5189 month equipped as described Amin imum down payment of S1 493 and 5300 security deposit are required Some mileage condmons apply M S A P 'of Pontiac Sunbird LE Coupe equipped as described Freight for the Pontiac Sunbvd 5595 and for the license, insurance and taxes not included Otters apply to 1994 new or demonstrator models Dealer order or trade may De, necessa^L Dealer may lease tot less Otters apply to qualdred retail customers only These offers may not be combined of used with any other offers See Dealer for details First month SmanLease payment will be waved for qualified purchasers Minimum down payment applies "Some charges may apply See Dealer, for detail§§ PAGE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,199 Aax-Pickerin News Advertiser :{�� . ��rials Letter J g A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday TIMOTHY J. WHITTAKER. Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 WENDY GALLAGHER, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Spend it wisely If you were given the huge responsibility of spending someone else's hard-earned money to improve life for everyone, most people, we're sure, would scrutinize even' penny spent. The federal govemment's infrastructure program, to spend money to put Canadians back to work, puts a lot of fiscal responsibility in the hands of municipalities. Program guidelines say that for even' S2 offered by the federal and provincial government combined, the municipality must put in SI. The municipality then comes up with a way to spend the cash. According to the spending rules set out by federal government, rules, the money is to be used to "renew and enhance" physical infrastructure in the community. Funds are intended to generate "short and long-term employment" along with promoting a competitive and productive econ- omy and accelerate economic recovers. Pickering councillors have a week to consider their initial decision to spend its S4.8 million ($3.2 from the fells and province and S1.6 of its own) in infrastructure money on servicing industrial lands owned by the Runnymede Development Corporation. Council should think yen' carefully before handing over taxpayers money to a private developer in the hope that it will eventually bring industry and jobs to Pickerin-. To date, the Town has no assurances from Runnymede about what it will do to market its newiv-serviced properties to industry, and doesn't know whether the developer even has plans to bring the land into use within a reasonable period of time. Other unanswered questions to date include how man construction jobs would he created by the projects councillors rejected in favor of the Runnymede option, and what long-term economic benefits the rejected options might bnne. It's vital municipalities across this country remember the goal of the infrastructure project - to pick Canada up off its feet, put its people back to work and get them spending=. It's a one-shot deal. Not one dime of infrastructure monev should be spent, until there's some reasonable guarantee of its retum. 'What's at risk is Canadians' monev - what's at risk is Canada. LETTERS EDITOR Parkyourwelcome To the editor, An open letter to Ajax Municipal Council Earlier this year Ajax council decid- ed to enforce in February and March a three-hour limit on overnight parking on town streets. I understand that this is a financial success for the munici- pality. I would offer council another perspective. My wife and I have been making overnight visits to Ajax for over five years. We have put a substan- tial amount of money into the local economy during this period. This includes purchase of a new car, clothes, food, automobile services, computer supplies and much more. This weekend we contributed many more dollars to the local economy (two restaurant meals, new cellular phone, computer software, fuel and car wash). At the same time it was necessary to beg the use of an off street parking spot so that we wouldn't get a ticket. The parking ban is also selectively and unfairly applied. While private vehi- cles are ticketed, commercial vehicles park night after night in the same spot and never receive a ticket. I feel that council failed to take into considera- tion the effect this rule would have on visitors and that it should rescind this patently unfair bylaw. In short, if you want people to visit and support the local economy, then you should be pre- pared to make them feel welcome. Ross Binnie, Kearney Heritage language too costly a program To the editor, David Cooke thinks that he's cut education expens- es to the bare bone. I know of at least one more expense that should be cut. Sixty Heritage languages are presently being taught outside school hours. This costs Ontario taxpayers a whopping $15.8 mil- lion annually. The Heritage Language program is an expensive frill, similar to dance classes for my daugh- ter. I sure wouldn't expect my neighbors to fund those. Even if the economy were booming, I wouldn't sup- port the teaching of 60 languages with my tax dollars. In these recessionary times, a responsible govern- ment should immediately cancel this program. Sharon Fitzsimmons, Ajax HAVEYOUR S AY: The News Advertiser asked: Are you going to donate rood to the needy? --asked at Harwood Place Mall Paul Garner says, "I'll do it for stare this year." Addie Cray says, "I hope so. It is for a good cause." George Willett says, "Yes, III be donating canned goods." Adam Garvis says;' Yes, 1 am eating too much. III donate some casts." ABOUT The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. US 21-15 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. Metroland Printing, Publish- ing and Distributing group of suburban newspapers includes: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser, The Aurora Banner, Barrie Ban- ner/Advance, The Brampton Guardian, The Burlington Post, The Collingwood Connection, The Etobicoke Advertiser/Guardian, The Georgetown Independent, Kingston This Week, Lindsay This Week, Markham Economist and Sun, The Milton Canadian Champion, The Mis- sissauga News, The Newmar- ket Era, Northumberland News, North York Mirror, Oakville Beaver, Oshawa -Whitby This Week, Orillia Today, Peterbor- ough This Week, The Rich- mond HiIVThornhilVVaughan Liberal, The Scarborough Mir- ror, The Stouffville/Uxbridge Tri- bune, Today's Seniors. Second class mail registra- tion number 1897. Mail sub- scription rates in Canada: 1 year, $70 per edition. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Help for parents with teens AJAX-PICKERING - Do you and your teenager have trouble getting along? If so, you may be interested in Living With Teens, a parent study group offered by Durham House Child and Family Cen- tre. It encourages mutual respect between parents and teens, which may lead to increased co-operation and a more responsible, self-reliant attitude. The nine -session group is offered Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning April 19 at Pickering High School. 180 Church St. N., Pickering Village. The cost is S54 plus a textbook fee of $19.50. Durham House is also offering How to Talk so Kids will Listen and Listen so Kids will Talk. It aims to help well-inten- tioned parents who find themselves frus- trated, angry, guilty and alone. The eight -session study group is offered Wednesdays from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. beginning April 20. It's held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 180 Church St. N., Pickering Vil- lage. The cost is S49 plus a textbook fee of $11.50. Pre -registration in both courses is a must. For information on these or other courses offered by Durham [louse, call 686-6459 or 579-2021. Learn more about childbirth DURHAM - Two upcoming information sessions may be of interest to expectant par- ents. Choices in Childbirth will explore choosing a doctor, midwifery, where to deliver — at a hospital, at home or a birthing centre — and developing a birth plan. It's being held Tuesday, April 5, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town hall. Growing a Baby will focus on a healthy pregnancy, including nutrition, fetal develop- ment, and prenatal care and testing. It's being held Tuesday, April 19, from 7 to 9 pm., again at the main library branch. 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To have your events pro- moted In Billboard, call us at 683- 5110, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 211 The deadline for Billboard items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. Me Wednesday prior to Friday pub- lication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. THURSDAY Genealogical Society, Durham branch, meets at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Gary Edgar, chief of Mississauga First Nation, Scugog Island. dis- cusses local Indian history. All wel- come. No charge. 683-2476 (Mari- on). 723-7460 (Bessie). CUILTERS: The Durham Trillium Quitters' Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. George's Anglican Church. Bagot and Centre Sts., Oshawa. 683-5135. 725-1945. rFACTORY MATTRESS s 1 1 1 1 1 1 ON ALL PURCHASES 1 BLOCK PARENTS: The Ajax Block • Free Delivery 1 Parents monthly meeting is at the 1 f 1 Ajax Community Centre's meeting • Free Disposal room one of 7 p.m. The general1 1 public is welcome. 619-1018 (Jay when pre -arranged Goldmintz). 1 t 1 �� 1 • Free Set of Legs 1 a 1 t } with each set SKATING CARNIVAL The Picker- 7 '� NOT VALID IN CONJUNCTION ing F gure Skating C,ub presents A y / WITH ANY OTHER OFFER Tribute to Disney at the Pickering �2 1 Recreation Complex, valley Farm 1 Rd. and Hwy 2, at 7 p.m and 1 again on Sat., April 2 at 1:30 p.rr. S6 A A for adults: $4 for children cnd seniors Tickets available at the Pick- - • 1 erng Gigure Skating office at the 1 - • • 1 arenc entrance 420-4117. __ .,,�«..� •r, •.• • ; r • 1 EASTER FUN Easter stories and Crc"s 'o, cnadren aged three to five, beginning ct 10:30 am at the central branch of the Pickering Public Library. One The Esplanade Free tickets. 831-6873 MONDAY, APRIL 4 STAMPS The Aiax Philatelic Society meets the first and third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. Of St. Bernadette Catholic Church. Harwood Ave. and Boyly St., Ajax. 839-8364 (Ray) STORYTIME The Pickering Pub- Rc Library hosts a Books with Bird storytime program for children aged three to five at 10:30 a.m. at the Pickering Town Centre. Mrs. Dean and her puppet. Bird, share stories. Caregivers and younger children may sit in. Look for the sign of the Bird in the Food Court. 831-6873. TUESDAY, APRIL 5 GENEALOGY: The Ontario iII P ffo)5);�5' Saturday,Apnl 9 ,,1944 Ajax Commuruty Centre FMS Ajax &"aom 7:311 P.M. NEW 8.0 ACII Shaw Secs Ar.,ko• :o, CF'0 begs �LJye &Silent Auction TCash Kine k Beer Bar MHot It Cold Hors dbemres Buffet TDessert Extravaganza �7 Music '�2 Balloon Burst TRafBe M 10th Annicersary Celebration T I C K E T S 512.00 ea:F. m adrance 515.00 eack at eke doo, For more inlonnanon please call (96 415-8111 y BIG SIS'T'ERS %% I Historic %W lienor Il<OY� Pickering 683.1790 EXECUTIVE SIZE dt STYLE 4,600 sq. tt. includes in-law apt., walkout basement, open to pool, ceramics, oak, stone fireplaces, 5 bdrms., 4 bathrooms. John Crawford' 683-1790. s- EXECUTIVE ON RAVINE LOT Specious 2 sty., 4 bdrm., mn. fir. �► tam. rm.. fin. by to bottom. Lots of extras incl. appl. and air. Great location, call Roger Holmes, Sales Rep. 6831790. � a In an effort to stimulate dental awareness in children and to provide a relaxing, comfortable environment in our office, Dr. Lean's office has p launched Dr. Zoo's Express Adopt -A -Pet program at the practice. Every three months we will give away a large, cuddly stuffed animal (and other great surprises) to the child who enters the best name for the critter. The (^� winner of our 3rd contest, Shannon Webster, got to take home her W (^1 dinosaur and a complimentary dinner for her family at Canaan, the W Chinese food restaurant next door to our practice at 1450 Kingston Rd. (at Valleyfarm Rd.) (We're confident that Shannon is keeping both her teeth and the Dinosaur's in topnotch shape through regular brushing). W Compliments of W PICKERING SQUARE DENTAL OFFICE 420-1777 0 t 0g00g0p0 @g� DENTAL EMERGENCIES! call SANDI our treatment Co-ordinator for IMMEDIATE ATTENTION Your problems are our concerns. We are here to serve you with all phases of MODERN DENTISTRY & STERILIZATION NEW PATIENTS WELCOME SAT. & EVENINGS (by appointment) • FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS • SENIORS SPECIAL CONSIDERATION DRS. GOODMAN/WEINER AND ASSOCIATES 927 LIVERPOOL RD. S. ® (905) 839-5951 go wort" HometAvm Hamm The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes. On April 20 we're publishing a special section featuring people who have added a little extra to your community. A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicated years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the crossing guard who spends a little extra time with children. Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown Hero. On April 20 we'll publish a story and picture on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will receive a commemorative T-shirt and plaque. Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero. We'll notify those chosen by March 30. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5. Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser and the Pickering Town Centre. �] Ajax-pPickering � CIV Q !IC/ Z'J Cn.l W tJ QC'J QIM GENIM .rt Pickering couple $85,000 richer PICKERING - A Pickering couple got a lot more than they bargained for after turn- ing on their television to get news of an accident they had encountered on their way home. In fact, Marcos and Christine Moreira got about $85,000 more than expected after learning they had the second prize ticket to Saturday's Lotto 6/49 draw. They'll split the total winnings of'l�,t >. Aill $169,801.80 with two family members R from Scarborough. _ The four had purchased four tickets at a Toronto store earlier that evening- It was the second time they played together. Mr. Moreira, 32, is a maintenance` worker, while Mrs. Moreira, 28, is a secretary. They have two children and plan to Winners from left: Charlene Somers, Kiml pay off bills and buy a house with their Evenden, Marcos and Christine Moreira. winnings. Need that Tax Refund Fast? Why not have your Income Tax Return prepared and mailed electronically using Revenue Canada's new E -File Option. According to Revenue Canada, most returns will be A processed in about 10 days. Call David G. Masters Chartered Accountant to arrange for your Tax Return to be prepared electronically 427-1614 It-It's Fast - It's Accurate - It's Paperless 'I T.G. j _,s•_ � + a _ I� MMMIIr111NM i t, y`+�'�: 7:� T��"w'��p"may—• 'IV -.� The Grand Opening of Ajax's Best New Home Value Right on the Historic Arnold Estate! Freehold Coodominiwn Townhomss , 1436 s»t. ft. Prised From as We as . Beautiful v�,,,, n n,6, • Extra *Mrs Kitchens with Crate Gunters • Open incept Lay�xits • Rear Paso Walk,urs • All Clay Brick Gxutructnn • High Efficiency Gas Fumrces ' • Huge Future Family R,xnu • 3 Bednxrrm with;\taster Easuite • All Closets have hlunxc d [; %xs 1999 s+ ft. hoe Oa$151,900 • Stunning Views Also AvailaMls: qwam�-I from as little as $149,900 Saks Centre lours: tri E S O F T Monday -Thursday: I pm -bpm ♦ ,S, Saturday & Sunday: I I am -bpm ♦ F Y Friday: Ch6cd For More Information Call (905) 683-4537 THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1994•PAGE 9 I F 1 lki3jkll p�OoME4 PROG� G Overlooking Frenchman's Bay and Lake Ontario. 1, =— Design `-our oNvn Dream Home :J:X- 60 ft. Lots I, =— Also 3 New... BUNGALOW, DESIGNS FRom $239 ,900 YIWW MMN STOLP H-O•M•E-5 FIYV'I 401 1#N D F m cr. FA1,1 ORT BEACH '' !14 XwelotcIrme PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,1991 Actress shines in Maids of Honor H,,oT.-,Inm By BRUCE FROUDE Durham Staff DURHAM - Give Anne Walk- er an audience and she shines. It doesn't matter if she's singing for a group or if she's on the stage acting with the Durham Shoestring Performers. Recently the entertainer participated in the Pickering Arts Council show and soon she will be one of the fea- tured actors in the DSP produc- tion of Maids of Honor. "I enjoy the performing, the preparation, camaraderie and community that develops amongst the cast." says the Pick- ering resident and teacher at S.T. Worden Public School in Cour- tice. Her last appearance on the stage was during the DSP presen- tation of Albertine in Five Times. Director Susan Lowery, who acted with Walker in her last 'Way Cool, music d Coconutz AJAX-PICKERItiG - Coconutz Taps and Eats in Ajax has some 'Way Cool' music for its patrons this week- end. Rock 'n' roll band 'W'ay Cool Jr. and special guests will play Friday night at the Westney Rd. nightspot. On Saturday night. Wild T and the Spirit and special guests will tape the stage. The music gets under way at 9 p.m. both nights. :3D:3 If your nightclub has live entertainment (bands, con8edi- ans), call Al Rivett at 683-5110 to be included in this entertainment lam. Deadline is Wednesday at noon for the Friday paper. MW DOUBT IN M. M. 7A5.835, CL 205 ,Tues: Thus 7:05.92 JFFOW R. 2-.15.7:15,925, Sol -Sin. 215, T 15, 925, Mort. 2-.15.7:15,9Z, Tues.-Thn 7:15, 925 PHKA%DELJIHIA R. 2, 7, S*SuL 2, 7, Yon 2, 7, Tues. -This. 7 Stt FnKI 2E0. Yort 220, 72D, Tues -Thus. 720 ADM TIE M Fd. -Thus. 9:45 GUAI TM Fri: Thus. 9:40 SMMDLM's LAT R. 1:30, 8, SM. -Sun. 1:30, !, Yon. 1:30, 8. Tun.- '� a Fn. 1.45, 7, 9:3D, Sat -Sun. 1:45, 7, 9:30, Yon. 1:45.7.930, Tues. -Thus. 7,9:30 w stage role, says Walker was per- fect for the role of Annie, the middle sister everyone spills their guts to. a television personality who returns home for her wedding ceremony. She and her best friend Pat (plaved by Rhonda Arts Resource Centre, Oshawa City Hall Complex. The curtain time is 8 p.m. each night. All tickets for Maids of RUB A DUB, RENT A HOT TUB HAVE A VACATION IN YOUR OWN QAe%V VA0r%1 t THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,1941 -PAGE U Raiders roll to MCity tourney AJAX-PICKERING -The Ajax/Pickering Raiders Kraft major atom 'AAA' rep hockey team rolled into the Motor City and cruised out with a tournament title this past weekend. The Raiders captured the championship at the Detroit Extravaganza International Hockey Tournament in Detroit, defeating the Michigan Warriors 4-2 in the title match. The Kraft major atoms were unbeaten in the tourney, winning three gamse and tying one, against mostly American competition. Allan MacIsaac, Danny Schofield, Jeffrey Stewart, with the eventual game winner, and title Michael Kwan scored the goals to ice the title er Michigan-based squad to a 3-3 draw. for Ajax/Pickering. Adding assists were Chris The Raiders' preliminary -round record of Stewart, Kevin Crawford and Shawn Cooper -- two wins and a tie was enough to propel the all with single helpers. squad into the championship contest. The Raiders started tournament play by Team members are Adam Blair, Steve bL� Mng Devonshire of Detroit 4-0. Michael Burnett, Brent Chandler, Shawn Cooper, Martiniuk earned the shutout in net. Kevin Crawford, Andre Darlow, David Next, Ajax/Pickering earned its second AAA Guay, Brett Lemmon, Michael Kwan, shutout victory of the tourney, this time Michael Moorcroft, Michael Martiniuk, keeping Windsor off the scoresheet by at"jDES Chris Reed, Danny Schofield, Chris 3-0 count. Brent Lemmon notched the Stewart, Jeffrey Stewart and Allan shutout. Maclsaac. The team is coached by Dan In the third game, the Raiders played anoth- MacIsaac. NEWS ADVERTISER O Ajacians glide to medal at all-Ontari*o meet AJAX - An Ajax skating pair meet. Caitlin Byard placed second made fax figures at the All -Ontario overall in her division. Figure Skating Championships in Siobhan Johnson was third in Sudbury recently. freestyle, third in artistic and was C.J. Pugh, 14, and Brianne Del- fourth overall in artistic in her flight court, 13, representing the Ajax Fig- while skating in the preliminary ire Skating Club, placed second ladies' category at Uxbridge. Lind - overall in the preliminary pairs caw - gory at the provincial meet. The pair qualified for the all - Ontario competition after winning their division at the Central Ontario Sectional Interclub Competition (Eastern Blades) in Nobleton March 4to6. The silver medal at provincial was an outstanding performance, considering the duo had only started skating together in September of 1993. The pair is coached by Jacqui Pugh, CT's mother. ❑00 Several other Ajax skaters also perfumed well at the recant Central Ontario Sectional h9arlub Compe- tition. Kevin Johnson placed fast over- all in the junior silver men's solo dance at Fasten Blades sectionals. He also earned a silver medal in the senior bronze men's dwce catego- ry. He was second in figtaes, sec - and in haskm for a second -place overall finish Lindsey Brown was the silver medalist in the junior silver solo daooe, while CJ. Pugh won the sil- ver in the sombr br+ooze sob dance. DUO Michael CYieMM took first place boners in the preliminary men's division at the recent Uxbridge say Brown was third overall, while Robyn Hanley was third in artistic and fourth overall in artisitic in her flight. 0U� Geda Medeiros placed first in the recent Unicorn Fair skating competi- tion in Oshawa ... Cheryl Mensour was third at the recent Manvers Mini -Blade Invitational ... Lauren Leslie placed first and Joanna Zyg- munt was third in their respective divisions at the recent Fenlon Fol- lies in Fenlon Falls. . . r � `�. � k1'y ,�ti` Y _#,�' i't`s'^ �• �'3"��'�{t`� ;? '.. '4 4 s x s+f ; rw r' DroPPI t• • n a line g Chuck Krotki and Diane Wareham hope to pugl a troul out of the icy waters near Rotary Paris in Ajax during a recertt fishing expedilion. photo by Andrew Iwanowsla Pickering V ringette novices successful at several tourneys PICKERING - The Pickering novices domioaied the entire tourney, novice 'C' number one ringette team defeating Port Peny 13-1, Brooltlin- has had good success at several K u ma- Whitby 17-1 and Oshawa 11-2 in pre- ment of late. liminaty. play The novices moved up a rung to play At the mom Ajax tournament, Pick- ickin inthe recent Baaie petite 'C' Kama- ering settled T% the silver medal after meat Aldwugh they played in a catego- losing to the host squad 11-9 in the ry above which they normally play, the final. Pickering novices acquitted fives The Pickering novice 'C' squad will welt winning two of four games in the now compete in the upcoming regional wumey. The team was strengthened by cbamtpionships. the addition of two petite players — Team members are Jessica Cater, Denise Spafford and goalie Mary Kourtney Edwards, Tara Edwards, Lawrence — for the event. Chelsey Emslie, Nancy Gallagher, Pickering also struck gold at the Melissa Gibson, Amanda Goldsmith, recent Oshawa tournament. Pickering Jeanine Habibullah, Laura Hill, Chris - defeated the host Oshawa team 6-2 in tine Mayne, Meagen McKenty and the sham final. The Pickering Kristen Ryan. CALL AL RIVETT WITH SPORTS 683-5110, FAX 683..7363 Ajax juniors repeat as champions AJAX - The Ajax Esso Junior 'B' ringette team repeated as league champs by defeating Pickering in the championship game 7-2 recently. Lisa DiMichelle and Lee Ann Watson paced the Esso juniors with a pair of goals apiece. Ar�ARXA Single markers went to Nicole O' N e i l, 'v1 a n d y tom. George and Kylie Angle- sey. Drawing assists were Angela Degnan, ONeil, Lee - Ann Cyncora, Lisa DiMichelle and Watson. Also playing strong games for the Ajax juniors were Heather Walker. Elaine Zuser, Diane Sparrow, George, Melissa McIntyre and Sabrina Goodman. Goaltender Genevieve Hupe was sensational in recording the victory. Charity event a big success AJAX - A charity event for Heart and Stroke was a success in its first year. The inaugural Heart & Stroke Sno Pitch Tourna- ment raised more than 51,600. Due to the event's overwhelming success, it will go ahead again next Year. Special thanks to all teams who participated, organizers Jim McBride and Al McGurrin, Ajax Parks and Recreation Department for supplying the diamonds, National Bank and Molson's for supplying prizes and board member Druce Ayres for his time and effort. Soccer boys shut down foes AJAX - The Ajax Warriors Lennox Dnmrtmder-12 boys tear continues m lead the way in Scarborough Indoor Soccer LT o layoffta tion twins over East York (6-0) and Whit- by (4-0) give the Warriors the lead in the round- robin league playoffs with four points - The Warriors need a tie against Wexford in an upcom- ing contest to advance to the playoff foal. J -D Murphy scared the first goal and the game winner on his birthday in the East York game. Adam Clayton and Andre Decainos connected for a pair of goals apiece, with Brian AbichbM netting a single. Scor- ing-information cor- inginformation on the Whitby contest wasn't available. The Lennox Drum Warriors-' — defending CSL Premier Division and Playoff Cup champions — are looking for any itntesesied boys and girls for the 1994 outdoor season. Play- ers bom after July 31, 1982 can call Dave Murphy at 428-1066. for more infomtation. PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,19% 0 1993 CHRYSLEF INTREPID ,ZOp MILES ONLY 1 s !j : 4 104 =ff6,v4W6"1 =1 : 1994 COLT I�QJf�: 2 dr., 1.5 L engine, owbuckets, air bag, ., power brakes, < console, electric defroster, dual mirrors, plus much more. •1. 1994 VOYAGER BRAND NEW Ind.: V6, auto., p.s., � ® = i 7 pass. seats, >rcond., roof rack, air c ,NEVA reading lights, flood lights, dual air bags, side mouldings, ...----. - storage drawer 8 more SALE $10.799 $"`EL , $16. 98 8' 994 ACCLAIM BRAND' NEW ' BRAND gRpND incl.: 2.5 L engine, p.s., MEW NEW p.b., tih, cruise, auto., f l _ AM/FM ass., air coed., , _ - - al wheels MAKE AN OFFER! _ 4 dr.. 3.3 L. V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p. door ticks. p. rrors, tilt, cruise. AWFM cass.. rear chili seat. message -entre. air Gond. Stk. P3989. Balance of factory warranty 1993 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY MAKE AN OFFER! . ;� auto.. p. seat, p.w., p.d.l., p. m;rrcrs, tit. purse. 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SOL P4092. 1993 STEALTH RT TURBO AWD OJVLIF . : 00 MSS MAKE AN OFFER! V6, ps., pb-, p.w, pAJ., p. seal p. mirrors, aiAo temp., as cad., AMIFMIaess., j o r h n rc pork air bap, condom ride control, tit, cruise ti more. Babnce of factory wertanty, P4062. 1991 1993 DAYTONA 2 DR. `- CHRYSLER. arc =` DYNASTY LE MAKE AN OFFER! ASM" AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L angrre, aub. bananission, power windows, poli K arAomat , a On P. braise, p window; pomer door b* vows► door loft Power Mat A guise, AMIFM =so% IN S, mirrors, AWFM come, at co An 9 It «use, doh Wdrets, radds, doth no i more. Silk P3927. hale" of fact mnWe 3 more 1 ambo Btle a Radon wanerey meileble warranty available. a I !l: F! WIT19I6111! 1995 14EON Incl, driver & passenger air bag, ` • oonsole, rear V defroster, tinted glass, - - buckets, 5 speed, 2.0 L,16 VSOHC engine plus much more SA" $10.995" 1993 CONCORDE MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L V6, a*., pi. pb., p.w., p.dl., p. minors, Alt, guise, air aid., rear did seal AFM =& wrequa w, 16' An. wheel pig., p. seal "m entry fi more. Balance of k" warranty 1993 FIFTH - AVE. MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., V6, auto., Ps, ph, pw., pdL, p. seal, Ilk enfo, a& temp. etr, AWFM crass., ieylees aft tie rlbek, seadlt im W"WM0 � reniy mWnas 6mae Biros d h W= araieble. SIL P4ll�i. BAD CREDIT? OUT OF EQUITY? NO CREDIT APPLICATION REFUSED! CALL NOW ,683.5358 ,a,w' A# (MOUTH AJAX LTD. SERVICE OPEN ALL RYSLER DAYSATURDAY r)rth of 4n11 6113m.92.58 AND EVERY NIGHT tinec•ial Services, ' �wrre�� T THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,111 -PAGE 13 SCOREBOARD AJAX WARRIDM rn CLUB FFST Fallen 1a, Brian Laviolotte Is. Jesse Gionette 1a, Brack Robinson 29, She Roach 1a). MARCH 26 - POTVMI DIVISION Glllezesu's Griffith Is, Justin Lent 19, Ryan Long 2g is. McFetrklge 1a, Tim Radley 3g) vs. Ajax Lions 5 UNDER -NM ORETZKY DIVISION Hawkeyea 5 (Darryl Felgenacher 19, Spencer McCreght 1a, Chrslos Nicolas 1g, Mark (Brent Boss 3p, Brandon Dae Ig. Brent Corbett TEAM /iP W l T F A PTs Ptapls 2 2 0 0 8 Pine Ridge Insurance 4 (Kyle Tate 1p, Derek KeE Mathew McOuM*n 1a, Mike Van Den Henget Ia. Colin Brunet 1g, Kyle Gonette 2a, Daniel Murphy Payed 1g 1a, Michael Rsthoret 2a). CLARK DIVISION Ig 2a, Ryan Cooper 3a, Jesse Jenish ta). LEISEUX DIVISION 2 6 Fled 2 2 0 0 S 1 6 RoyalBlw 2 1 1 0 6 5 3 loway 39, Adam Shirley 2a, Jesse Grevey 2a, Jesse Bkluke 2a) vs. Carroll Home Improvement Is, Mathew Webber 2g, Jonathan Hassell 1a, Scott Kelley til 1a) vs. CPTT 4 (Kyle Wyer 1g, Mlks's Auto Service 7 (Brad Anderson 2s. Chris Berry 1a, Brett Casey Ia, Chris Fox 1g, Jeff Tik Tak Restaurant 7 (Jesse Taylor 4g, Jason Kelly 1g 1a, Brian Ernst tg, Steven Siday Ig 1a, Blade 2 1 1 0 7 4 3 3 (Joey McColm 19 1a, Ryan Stolle 1a, Robert Beckett 1g, Kyle Robinson 1g). John Faster 3g, Brian Edwards 1a, Paul Kalbert 2a). Grant 1a, Kristian Halkias 49, Shane Hann Ia, Colin Crowley 2s) vs. J & F Waste 3 (Aaron Green 2 0 2 0 1 7 0 VklooGm 2 0 2 0 0 8 0 POTNNOIVI>pON NULL DIVISION David O'Dwyer 2a, Warren Ounjian 1a, Mike Serio 1a, David Dwight 1a, Chris Cslso 1a, Coady 3g, Jeff Shea 1a )• GRETZKYDMSION UIOER4�E PLAYOFF RESULTS Pickering Village Sports 5 (Danny Lefort 4g, Brad Fox 1a, Andrew Newall ntM 1a, Breon 1a, Clydesdale Cases 8 (Erik Schwab 2a, Michael Simon Casey 29) vs. Ballycliffe Lodge 2 Ming Du Chinese Restaurant 11 (Colin Smith Sg Purple 3 (Andrew Burke L 2g, Lindsay Murphy til) vs. Royal Blas 2 (Chris Martin Zg); Black 5 (Julie owforth Adam Elvin 1g) vs. McEachnles 4 (Kyle Cunning- Smith 1a, Lee Schoi 1g 3s. Ryan Gregorac 4g, Chris Breedon 1a, Mickey Kennedy 19, Kirk (Lawrence Swailes 2g, Kelvin Gilbert Ia, Adam Ryckman Ia, Michael Liscombe 1a, Calvin Wells 1a, Kyle Manns 1a, Drew Bath Ia. Scott Master - ton Ia, Stephen Tippett tg Ia, Christopher Bacon O'Brien 2g Wesslee Stone 2g, Drew Evans till ham 2g, Jett Servos Ia. Patrick Milne Zg). McCreadle 1a, Jamie Dewhurst 1g, Willie Nea- 1a). 1 2a, Robbie McGrath p 3g 1a, Shane Stapleton vs. Turquoise 0; Red 2 (Kiraly Moore 1 Craig Ig, g Smith 1p) vs. Green 1 (Kyle Bond 1g) NOVICE DIVISION -CHAMPIONSHIP DAY dies 1g ta) vs. Star Video 7 (Adam Biffin 2s, John Convery Ia, David Desrocher 2g 1a, Ryne GILMOUR DIVISION Wildwood Ford 7 (Lane Harris 4g, Mike 1e, Kevin Panchuk tg, shutout -- Geoff Schurtz) vs. Little Caesars 0. UNDER -1111 DMMON PLAYOFF STANDINGS TEAM OP W L T F A PTs Red 2 2 0 0 10 5 6 Turquoise 3 1 1 1 7 8 4 Royal Blue 2 1 1 0 6 7 3 Green 3 1 2 0 6 7 3 Black 2 0 1 1 3 5 1 UNDER -11 PLAYOFF RESULTS Red 5 (Chris Waller 3g„ John Stefan 1g, Soon Robertson Ig) vs. Turquoise 3 (James Lecky Ig, Yousef Shaloufe Ig. Leah Tanner Ig); Royal Blue 4 (John Livingstone 2g, Kevin Martial 1g, Devin Yacoob till vs. Green 2 (Johnathan Trotti- er 1g, Ian Fyfe /g). UNDER -15 DIVISION PLAYOFF STANDINGS TEAM OP W L T F A PTS Green 2 2 0 0 13 6 6 Turquoise 2 1 0 1 2 1 4 Purple 2 0 1 1 4 8 1 Red 2 0 2 0 3 7 0 UNDER -IS PLAYOFF RESULT'S Turquoise 1 (Stacy Rodriguez 19 . penalty shot) vs. Purple 1 (Paul Janczyk); Green 6 (Paul Crumb 2g, Sergio Paulino Ig, Kip Linton Ig. Randy McVeigh 1g, Derek Wu 1g) vs. Red 3 (Antony Weinczok 2g, Nelson Paulino Ig). AJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TYKE 's' DIVISION - CHAMPIONSHIP DAY MARCH 26 - CLARK DIVISION Lalonde Machinery Movers 4 (Ian Lalonde 2g, Zack Dickson la, Darryl King Ig. 1a, Travis Liv- ingstone Ig. Brian Stolle Ia. shutout -- Jason Kriebel) vs. Ajax Kinsmen Mighty Ducks 0. OR.MOUR DIVISION Davis Sportswear 7 (Joshua Marchand 49, Scott Kirkaidy sg 2a, Jason McMaster Ia. Steve Karch 29, Thomas Roach Ia) vs. Wildwood Ford 2 (Mark Gomez 2e, Ryan Johnston Ig. Tim Cooper Ig). HULL DIVISION P.C. Catering 6 (Adam Ali 3g 1a, Spencer O'Brien 2a, Dean Philip 19, Lucas Labelle 1g, Soot Pkpers til 2s) vs. Bellemy's 2 (Derek Mar- sham ig 1a, Marcus Brennan 1g, Shane Stevens Ia. William Hughes 2a). TYKE'A' DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP DAY MARCH 27 - LEMIEUX DIVISION Ajax LOEB Marketplace 6 (Craig McOonaki 1g Ia. Kyle Poglar 19, Adam McDermott 1a. Tyler Rllchle 19, Myles Kennedy 1a, Adam Campbell is. Matthew Carroll 2g Is. Ryan McCreadie Ig. Alex Peron 1a, Kyte Hertzner 1a) h. Village Ply- mouth Chrysler 3 (Jason Winder 1g. Andrew dig You don't we manv three -car garages on fifty ftx)t lots. But this one fits because the lot is at the end of a cul-de-sac and one part of it, the garage part, sticks out a little further than usual. We designed this house to take advantage of the extra space. We think it's a neat solution to a one -elf -a -kind lot, that atfords a lot more house (actually, a lot more garage) for the money. And room for the boat, or the Jag. Whatever. s 100 Careers 100 Careers I CAREER OPPORTUNITY POSITION: * MANAGER * OFFERS: Competitive Salary Benefits Bonus Plan Fun Environment * Please apply in person with resume Time & Dates: April 4 Mon. 1-9 p.m. April 5 Tues. 1-9 p.m. 1410 Bayly St., Unit #1, Pickering WANTO s_xes< service, C• a-1ec .J=E AGENTS for a career opportun,ty wntn a refreshing difference. Cali 721- 1702 -a a confAental un«viwv (and see the difference). or tax resume to 721-1705.(041294) 110 General Help BEAUTv �_,a hcersec stylist in ~Whitby. Salary/commission ongoing 110 General Help Call Rhonda. 576-2512. ;.41294- 1 George Lonhouso Experienced. C.P. Smoke Braes Manulactukp, 310 Hop- free. 416754-5424. (TF) Terry Sheridan's �k �t Texas Country Show �k 120 offlce Help ~ Piainos. rem to own. size. Boarding �- 9 * Dance Bar' Dentai * Durham Region's Largest LLET SER 'on and we'gnt loss. success Country Music Night Club years * is immediately hiring ,* '* energetic, highly motivated '* mpany (PICKen"g/401) L individuals for all positions Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker, Harvard, Corel, Computer * - Bartenders tus. derlca: C�StOmer * - Wait Staff $475 pal. AN in excellent 160 Wanted * Bus Persons for D u •ham Region n and * Kitchen Staff/Manager 100% nylon carpet. 111 carpet Training. (905) 619-0864. (TF) LISTBE BILINGUAL - Security G0- (040794) Sale ' - Line Dance Instructor Ilt D.J. EN FRENCH 8 ENGLISH * Future management positions ,* available ^ shipping/receiving. Please- ' Apply in person 9.6 Mon: Sat. (416) 432-8244 (TF) old and reexx. Cal Beth, '>k 250 Bayly St. W. McKenzie Plaza, Ajax BABYSITTER neoded In my molit. $400 set. 683-2596 or and glass, crocks antiquo furniture. 432-1678. (042294) oortNNd. 726-0811. ( ) AcavQamy PLACE STORE MANAGER We need your store management experience an8 strong fashion sense for our store in Pickering Town Centre. As store manager, you will: ' recruit, train and motivate sales associates • estabksh excellent cusimner service • maintain effective merdlandise displays ►maximize profitable sales Your store management experience, along with strong leadership, organizational and inlgrpersonal skills wiil make you successful in this position. To apply, Please call: Adelaide (905 831-5341 ALASKA JOBS Eam up to 130,000 in 3 mon" rt K% sabon. Abo cofglruction, w -my, oil fiaMlt plus moral • FOR RAWA TE RESPONSE CALL 14064"13 Ex[ x10$ ora Mt' Administration. Full Wm positions No experience, No problem. Cal 1905142&0151 Sales Help/ Sales HOPI Garage/Yard 250 Garage�l� 0 General Help 110 General Help 130 Agents 30 Agents 250 Sales F AIRSTYLIST WANTED TIME FOR MODERN PREFERABLY WITH CLIENTELE. HWY. 2/LIVER POOL PICKERING. 831-5471 leave message SM04M WEEKLY Assefrbie products aI hone. Easy) NO SAV You're pad tinct. Fully pleranleii No expenertce nitce6wy. Call 1-50/•"1-7T71 Ext 100.24 hm Shsiclee an IncomwEarn,ng Oppo rt u nity for Wor king Persons Earn exta inane • Do rmw work sdnoN • Stan Dart -ems and atom bensks CN• nisi- a Shi a WE'LL pay you to type names and addresses from home. $500.00 per 1000. Write: ;ateway Lists. Dept. TW2. s'50-1857 Wes' 4th. . a^couver. B.0 Vii 1M4 PART time receptionis0'assis- :ar' � required for rehabilitaten c'inic. Computer and typing skills necesary Evenings and Saturdays. Please send resume .0.File 86163. Oshawa This Week. o O. Box 4a1. Oshawa. On: L 1 H 71-5. (04J 194 ) GENUINE business opportunity witr-lernationa:' COsmlelLC company. Cail Ken aher 5 p.m. ADVERTISING SALES Vat -Pak, North America's largest co- operative direct mail company is expanding and looking for motivated sales representatives. No previous experience necessary. We offer extensive training, salary, top commissions and bonuses. Be part of a professional sales team. If you have a competitive spirit and high energy send your resume to: VAL-PAK OF KAWARTHA-DURHAM 209 Dundas St. E. Executive Suites, Lower Level Whitby, Ontario L1 N 7H8 Attention: Simone Maian 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help EXPERIENCED SERVICE ADVISOR CONTENTS SALE SATURDAY, APRU. IND, 10:00 A.M. - 4 P.M. 1235 R•►DOM ANT- TOWNHOUSE 67, PICKERI\G Bedroom, living room furniture, kitchen mise Articles Arts 6 Crafts 220 For Sale 260 AJAX Pickering Appliances - no POPULAR spring country craft reasonable otter refused, fully and collecubles show, April 24, guaranteed. Reconditioned with over 60 exhibitors and 10- appliances. Come make us a sated at the beautiful Jubilee deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney Pavilion in Lakeview Park Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) Oshawa, will be a show you will not want to miss. Into 434-5531. WASHERS, dryers, fridge. (040194) stove. new and reconditioned. SPRING INTO COUNTRY - $225 and up for reconditioned Craft Show b Sale. April 24, to - washers. 5175 and up for recon- 5 p.m. Thunderbird Gott Club. drtioned dryers. $175 and up for Ashburn. Proceeds to James reconditioned fudges and Nouse Durham. For vendor stoves Also con operated information, call Janet Town. washer and dryers. 725-1338 (041294) Stephenson's Furniture and - - - - - - - Appliances. 227 Court St.. CERAMIC WAREHOUSE Oshawa. 576-7448. (040194) Open Easier Saturday. new OAK PINE FURNITURE Why releases . products, ready to ratces9 One of paint bisque, pay a:) pri many $1.D0 Ontario's oldest and largest $5.00 items. 1333 Boundary Rd. Murers is now selling Unit 3. Oshawa. 7256709 manufa direct to the pubhC. Eg 5. oak (040794) _.. 'able with c w ext, and 4 Computer Windsor chars, $799 - 8' oak 270 Video double pedestal ow ext. and 6 chairs. 61429. Cannonball bods. 1044 .186 Note000i, 4 r-iortrs sm. Over 20 stain choices - as old Includes small battery sold. no veneers - Traditional operated iNc li printer. carrying Woodworking. 905.985.8774. rase and accessories i4o00 (TF) _ value. Sacrifice, 41500. Call PIANOS 'GRANDFATHER 494-9648- (040594) ri l,ao6)an-°aur IN second (9051 427-5935 (040194) George Lonhouso Experienced. C.P. Smoke Braes Manulactukp, 310 Hop- free. 416754-5424. (TF) Required for lar a GM dealership. CLOCKS - Tremendous Savings Annual classroom piano sale. Pets-Supplies- 2 Q i WORK a Home S. Earn > 4 pxO. w0^ �^, S Soo par, unto dr szoo0-64000 120 offlce Help ~ Piainos. rem to own. size. Boarding �- 9 a yeas SOL &scat 'Al time monthly. r4eanh. nulr Dentai Two experience required. keyDoa Cs. gra..-,CLOC LLET SER 'on and we'gnt loss. success Dl Nand years S°Ig (free TRAINING for you and your dog delivery and set up). Tslep Learn The Moevafticnai Method .�1•eC oy ioC2::•a^,Spor' system training. For more information. call 1-800.3a7- cortridges ii�d hon B39- key 95 cc,,,, Send resume to: Piano Works. 433-1491. (TF) in our new train) fac4rtiOs For mpany (PICKen"g/401) L 6330.(033194)�/ Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker, Harvard, Corel, Computer �p� P.O. BOA 488 mDfe imlomiation, please con- CARPET - I haw several 1000 tact onto or our friendly staff at tus. derlca: C�StOmer FORK Lih Operator -required smoker, (905) 427-8520 fax, $475 pal. AN in excellent 160 Wanted y ands of new Siarxmaster and -Classic Touch- Obedience Service expe�enCe for D u •ham Region n and condition. 27-7374. 910194) OSHAWA, ONTARIO 100% nylon carpet. 111 carpet Training. (905) 619-0864. (TF) LISTBE BILINGUAL Scarborough. mi be licenlied' certaied wtn 3 years recent .:- G0- (040794) Sale L1 H 7L8 «,r fwg room aro ha1110.6299. HAM fed tarn. baby Mast w.. Price -30 p 81err�di Amszorm' and African Greys. EN FRENCH 8 ENGLISH penance and said background Day Care nstalation. yards Flealin guarantee available Also CALL 281-2805 ^ shipping/receiving. Please- NANNY required for our two Attention: (416) 432-8244 (TF) old and reexx. Cal Beth, appy in person to 375 Finley BABYSITTER neoded In my molit. $400 set. 683-2596 or and glass, crocks antiquo furniture. 432-1678. (042294) oortNNd. 726-0811. ( ) SHEDS quaDty barn style 576.8045. (040544) pentane preferred. Must have Ave. Suite $'204. Ajax. (040894) 1x7 Nissan Pickup, regular SERVICE MANAGER sneda, bit'* on tee' ifs SU% WE have six du,. mi daloured MAKE A 6 MANVERS Figure Skating Club g Mon Fri, fol time. Non emptor, command of the English Nnpx+�s� Call beteeoeri 3 p.m -7 't GST included. Display, al Lym- zu puppies bird Lustier. Kingston Rd., Pink- purebred Sgo wet mali"ned, as - 1�6,)�S king 14000 Call 728 N wy requires it ll ,A� WWIIIa: 940384) 0 quNod. 432-701$. (b/bdX) 8a5d. 940194) h •ring or call 905509-4961. 10 good homles cher 1634.(040394) senior akanng kbacn starting fax s"in) ting t �� (0426941 Ape 1. For further irdormation IS 994 Please send resume to: K. IRA. ___ _ can (905161113-7457. (040794) Dell, R.R.81 Pontypool, Ont. LOA 1 K0. (040594) CARPETS - lots of carpel, l00% nylon, new stain release carpets 300 Automobiles EXPERIENCEDIR ExPENCED HAIRSTYLIST, on hand, I unit carpet 3 rooms. For Sale hadtecnrvcian and esthetician 6349. Price includes carpet. 6-631-4700 req uir for busy hair salon. premium pad. expert 1991 Cavalier 224 fully loaded BE your own boss - great Wage and commssion. Call 430-3156. (040794) y„ -'s estimates ardsinstallation, last dsr! delivery.39.000 krrs., will sell with or ( yards). will b extended warranty. As- ill. Great nrly 686-2314. 042694 ( ) king 112,900 certified. 721 - tor 11 r - , r for ncorro. Call recorded large EXPERIENCED talar window tdm rstasem. Must have MAINTENANCE Mechanic Temporary 4- Day Care AIICTiC WOLF for sate in t8 8262. (040594) message, 1-800-667.2240. own vehids. Purse forward resume required. position, 6 monde, possible extension. 165 Available pis for under 120. Aram 1991 Honda Prelude R. COIiSCE Lirgerr a Dayiirer - to: Solar Tint Window Trruitp. Experience on the followkg >Q file Burr Store. (oeos941 auarric, air. sunrod, Crujw, well estatxlis►eed company n tfle Ipathi br re P.O. Bac 445, Picker Orrt OWJP�: Crstos. tor• LITTLE Treasures daycare d- ret lathe. NC equipment. fors Me A anti-lock brakes, balanp of C warn 90.000 kms candied. �Ir' hues in this area. High . High L1V 2R7arcal (905) 427-20110. 27- al au da rrsChine sfbP Nursety, ge^srd tirelding Srcad in a Itorrio. Lo- 2 `Q V Excellent condition. $15.000. corrsnfssw. hes kit. woelm opportunity with grew support TIRED d a look foto Y i t. h1rd"iew�~ C UO cated in Pickering Village. Cal 905.725-7582. (040594) Mcortto and No deliveries Cal P sit LrgerN company looking for self George Lonhouso Experienced. C.P. Smoke Braes Manulactukp, 310 Hop- free. 416754-5424. (TF) nowr, to ( ida) (905) 666.5915. 940594) starters. dl Donna 571-4451. Idea St- 888 496111 23L nt. LIN M4D594�9 LOVMG daycare in my home 120 ofhce Help 120 offlce Help 150 How near Lester B. Pearson � .') °"'",�"` '26 aft ofd. took. dim siker. leer., as -don't oifrtdMiort lrery advertising sporting. toys. dam $3195 oorlNNd ob.o. Cal 4]1111111=~ COQ 11JIIl' Dentai decays dole. m7k beaks, opo 433-1787. 940794) leLbprto of estalas. 656-$048 189 Horde Accord. -we no pea. NWlious Witches and 5 speed. Bmd*L (042194) sun roofnear ckAch. Must be Dl Nand : Bookkeeper as required full-time for growing janitorial supply comPaM• Experience necessary. Apply in person at 410 Finley Ave. Ajax or Fax resume to r (905) 619-9829 M IM Memory Sable GS, air. nit quite 65,300 kms. $8900 csrtlied. CON 436.7843 Nave ION Olds Firenze hafichlback Nai tins, exhauet, civ. joints, broken rotors- $2500 certlisd. Expaiene" w Shwpwd. Close to Hofteli CO �,1 Call 688-1858 after 6 p.m. 68 3-3476 I (040784) Ind cxditioo (Brother 430 1089. 9405941 or Studio by WAO call Katly LFJISE b own vohicNs, 1980 P.S. Non smoker. Hours and ftxbl&4 C ASK OR LARRY OR JAIE SM Okla F➢erw GT. 6 2 �/vewpunCUMIN ECC li:A,ivasdAN 6288. (04039 OLD and wi f o hrnihre. any- d0m. aftmaMa, hochbsdt. 79 ftequilre�d foe > ( rrf.nag« required for fol tit» ) 619 8048. 940381) aft ofd. took. dim siker. leer., as -don't oifrtdMiort lrery advertising sporting. toys. dam $3195 oorlNNd ob.o. Cal 4]1111111=~ COQ 11JIIl' LDYBIG povidad b homto. smoke -tree, lareeed yard. decays dole. m7k beaks, opo 433-1787. 940794) leLbprto of estalas. 656-$048 189 Horde Accord. at (416) 4414176 no pea. NWlious Witches and 5 speed. Bmd*L (042194) sun roofnear ckAch. Must be ymNZY¢S "'-may snacks. References awakd)W All Fkli"" s2. Fax Hollow � 20. papamrned tapes or seen. 61500. Call 668-9915. OENTAL neaplioristlaasitttara Orem For ktlarmstion. cal 42o- cortridges ii�d hon B39- key 95 Pidrerirg otBa FIAiiP otlNAed 0208 Joel 1979 Cutlass, •Nan interior. Ful tir►te, NsalaN hours. Cal Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker, Harvard, Corel, Computer WANTED Knitting Moichine, good condition. $859 ob.o. cal ..A" IF you are skngle or a sirpN �pwork Gaal. 831-3773 or 831.4708. AJAX - biflguaf datycaoe. can 940194) teach Fronde in my horrid. Ex- Ind cxditioo (Brother 430 1089. 9405941 or Studio by WAO call Katly LFJISE b own vohicNs, 1980 «d or three �� s Q P/ 130 DENTAL Receptionist and -11- DsnNread rnoUier• $30 fxtr dsY• (905)683-1585 days or 1985, $345 down, no inaresL no with.� e>fa*m. You may quWy Agents rrf.nag« required for fol tit» ) 619 8048. 940381) eve 9s (0407>K) a.dit checks. 6867428. (TF) flearncial assstancti or N you are over 45 and have recently been SALES a Administrshon Co -or- positions. Must be exporioreosd and a knowledge of dwsW as- WANTED - Leaf and Blue Jay Tickets at face value. Cal Bruce Automobiles laid off. you may quality for train- dnator .responsible, 011,111111101111,1111, slating preferred. Send mums 21 lW Market at 579.4400. ext. 207 (TF) Wanted 305 ing assistance. DIP/CERT., quick and organized person to: 1380 Kingston Rd. S-12, WANTED- phOf1es from site Ad. Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Baa, Word, Accpac, Bedford, deeded for Nation( Commis- sioned Sales force. Order Entry. Piclterirg, Ont. L1V 384, Att'n: Dr. Walton and Dr. Soon. va vantage jlteorle system rt1odW a TOP ffw"0 Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker, Harvard, Corel, Computer Costing and Ousting Experience hWul. Small Ajax office. Non BBO gas or propene. taerks and Da Care coiner. $125. Washer, dryer, y 111 PNaa call ti'OPpr�/eB�goodwedcareor scrap pick-up, un - ask for U. ( ) der'und towing. Call! 24 hre. Programming and Systems smoker, (905) 427-8520 fax, $475 pal. AN in excellent 160 Wanted WANTED - APPLIANCES, SiMr. Bill, 905683 7375. (TF) Analyitt, Cabot. Pascal and C. Pfxdaefnap, Ouark Express and 428.2422. (040594) condition. 27-7374. 910194) rim, stoves, working a not. Fridges. For washers, dryers. (905) 427- 31 Q Tn1Lt:s tCllomputer. Durham BusinessDay Care KERING -caring reliable ROTO -TILLER � G0- (040794) Sale 27-3010 160 Wanted live-in nanny required for two SM � � OLD Day Care children, West Indian family. (040194) and good used cameras. 901111. n9• optical instrumaro, 1!90/9/ T�Chwy cl 10s, 160 Wanted NANNY required for our two Non smoker, references CUSTOM midi ktvesw and required. 837.2766. (040ra9t) sda bed �' Soh blue teitA IlDral «II�� watches, dot china ""'a"'' �x<, i y, automatic and standard. All month dot daughter. Live out, Mon -Fri, NNEB or ECE ex- BABYSITTER neoded In my molit. $400 set. 683-2596 or and glass, crocks antiquo furniture. 432-1678. (042294) oortNNd. 726-0811. ( ) R required pentane preferred. Must have Ajax home to care part time for 404-1262.(040394) 1x7 Nissan Pickup, regular care for my t o childrson geareformytwochldronlnmy Ajax home. Church/Hwy e2. excelerit relerereps and good my 2 small children. Part time WHITE princess bad includes cab, excellent shape, CALL CLASSIFIED 82,ODOkms., Mon Fri, fol time. Non emptor, command of the English Nnpx+�s� Call beteeoeri 3 p.m -7 't afternoons to owning, rristtms, 3 urge drawers and 2 Experience, relerenees sNs d sholws, $150. CaN 839 wet mali"ned, as - 1�6,)�S king 14000 Call 728 ear an saw..RMewaoes -ate ,A� WWIIIa: 940384) 0 quNod. 432-701$. (b/bdX) 8a5d. 940194) 7a». (040894) 1634.(040394) wheel 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments Rent goo Dodge Caravan SE, air 3n. cruise, tilt steering, arrvlm asserts, new tires, fully ariti ed. Mint condition. Home 794109 leave message or hone 725-0881 ask for Pat. 40194) 330 Trailers 983 33' trailer, 3 pce. bath, ridge, stove, back bedroom, 4x8 deck. 8x10 shed. On a lot in Nestleton. 1994 season paid. $9999 Call 725.3344. (040594) 340 --Auto Parts & Repairs AUTMOTIVE pans department now open - buy your auto parts from us and receive 25% dis- count on stall/hoist time when you fix it. Home of U -Fix -It, 160 Baseline Rd. E.. Bowmanvdle. 697-5555.(040194) DURHAM Reg'ion's s1 U -Fix -ft Shop and Performance Centre. Auto parts, performance pans, car and truck accessories, tires. custom wheels. trailer hitches, custom exhaust work, 4 x 4 specialist. Bowmanville 697- 5555_(040794) 355 Motorcycles MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 PINE RIDGE Est. 1978 INSURANC INSURANCE, ooe^ 9 9 by appointment. Monday to Saturday. Motorcycle, auto and very 00rtlpetrtive property rates. Over 20 years experience. Cap :975) 427-3595. (040594) 365 Marine BOAT S Ps - $300 Balsam Lake on Trent System at Coboconk. Clear .a!er, good fishing. (705) 454- 316 or 454-3372 (041294) THE BREAKERS CONDOMINIUM APTS, ' Superior 2-bdrm. suites Lake views still available Balconies ' S En sujte appliances laundry ift 2 baths (incl. master an suite) Individual en suite heating4r conditioning units Underground perking On-site security On-site maintenance Parking included $1,005 to $1,320 Call between 9 am. - 6 p. m. (AJAX) 427-0363 33 & 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. LrM $743-$833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Available April 1 PICKenng,Wes!Snore One bedroom, private entrance, air cond sj,t single, quiet non Smoker Flrst/last $55C,rno For appointment to view (416) 266.9004 CENTRAL location - bachelor one room, furnished with pnvate bath, parking available. $375 Per month, hrsVlast. Available immediately 728-5382. (040594) AJAX I bedroom basement apartment. Available April 16. Private Parking. cable, uldifies included. Call anytime 428-6778 o. leave message. (040794) PICKERING Village bachelor AJAX South - large one apartment available May 1. bedroom basement apartment, Private entrance, ground floor of spacious 91 kitchen, bright quiet family home Pool, hot tub, Irvingroom with walkout to large ,on smoker Would suit single yard, tastefully decorated. Person with no car Bus at shared laundry, separate : rnr $600 per month. First/ entrance, park,rg, available May 1st, references and credit 1. $645 monthly inclusive. First' theca Kane. 686-6180. last, between 9-5 p.m 686- (040394) 1691; after 5, 683-8448 OSHAWA gorgeous two (040194) bedroom two I I WHITBY SAILBOAT 23 h PY23. sleeps ere apartment. apartment, separate entrance, 4 sails it ' 9- of water. Great huge loft with ine floors. Vic- one bedroom or bachelor, clean, b• shallow lakes 10HP electric Torian ba-.. immaculate quiet, garden view. balcony, motor Tandem adjustable appliances. centra' air, char. laundry. parking, no pets. 5% W4368854 abet mmgolder area. $,75C - May 1 Dundas St. W . all inclusive. )Op. m (0405941 Can collect aper 7 p m 519-942 $575 415-284 6! B w 905-504 bedroom apartments available 3984 (640194) 2038.(040733194) 400 Apartments AJAX Oxford Towers, quiet MUST ba see- Oshawa. tvwo For Rent b ilding w/swimming pool and oe^'oom apa•.•--erl in 3 un,! (040394) s.,una, close to shopping, 401 contemporary bwlo,ng. Clean, OSHAWA :,r in: two Deeroom 1-4 Go. Two or three oedroom gjiet and secure Laundry. ..-JOVS3 - apartment building. apartment. April 1, May 1 or Dnvate yard and park ng On bus Corven ent 10 401 and city bus June 1. Call 683.8571 or 683- route, $725 nionthy inclusive. Mules Includes appliances, B421 til 8 p.m. (TF) Firstgast, references, no pets. '. hydro. parkin 433-0677 9. OSHAWA two bedroom apart Phone 668-1432 please leave bedroom basement apartment. merit on Mitis St. Rear apartmessage. (042294) HAWA two bodroom apart- ment ,n duplex, quiet area. NORTHWEST Oshawa - beaub- rt ,r 5 _-ri nuikfing, fridge. 1mthly Fenced backyard, tug unfinished %, Dasemen! apartment. Avail' ve4 pce. bath rpom, parking, basement. Quiet people able May 1. Central air, laundry. ^ operated aindry. 5560 preferred. $62C monthly utilities p'vate entrance. drive, yard, plus utilities First/last. included. 728-2255 or 430-7816 utilities included. 5650 monthly, 0974.(040'94) (040194) Call 725-8769. (040794) 400 Apartments 400 Ap For Rent For Rent AJAX - two bedroom basement AJAX - one bedroom basarnerit apartment, separate entrance, apartment, separate entrance, fireplace, fireplace, central air, 4 shared laundry. 4 pce. bath, pce. bath, appliances, laundry, parking• non smoker. Available suit working individual or couple. June 1. $600 monthly inclusive. $700 utilities included. Firsttlast. Call 428-2530. (040594) 428-6792.(D40794) AJAX - Bayly/Harwood, two WHITBY - Regency Place bedroom basement apartment, Apartments - one and two available April 1. 4 pce bath, 4 bedroom apartments available appliances• carpet• living/dining in senior complex, Mar and Apr. rooms, private entrance, near all Park like setting, appliances, an amenities. References. $750 ulildies included. Call 430-7397. inclusive. First/last. 283-1927. (TF) (040394) PICKERING - two bedroom PICKERING - one bedroom basement apartment, separate apartment with fireplace, family entrance, own laundry facilities, room, eat -in kitchen, 4 pce. Parking. $800 monthly. First/ bath, central air, walkout to yard. last. references. No pets. Call Available May 1. $550 monthly. 905-686-7895. (040194) Non smoking/no pets. 428.9363. KENDAL AREA - 2 bedroom -04tYJ94) basement apartment on well IMMACULATE bright one maintained acre, $450 plus. bedroom basement apartment. First/lasi, references required. $500 monthly, utilities and 983-9662.(040794) laundry facilities included. AJAX - freshly painted one Suitable for mature person, non bedroom basement apartment, smoker preferred. Civic area. 728-8122. (032594) private entrance, available now. Rent $475 per month inclusive. Call AJAX - one bedroom walkout 683-5924. (040194) basement apartment, owner oc- FURNISHED one bedroom cupied home. Separate entrance, laundry facilities, non basement. near Ajax Go, smoker. no pets. Inclusive separate entrance, 4 appliances or $600 furnished. Available d in kitchen, laundry facilities, April 1. (905) 686-8722 or (416) cable. An inclusive, no smoking, 438-7145.(040594) no pets. First/last $600 negotiable. 427-0355. (040794) OSHAWA - 1 b 2 bedroom ONE bedroom, Dunlop Sr W. apartments available at 900 b Wti!by. Near plaza and bus, 888 Glen St. Utilities included. First/last required. Call 728- "Ingroom. kitchen, combined m 4993. (032994) basement of private quiet one person accomodations. Non PICKERING one bedroom smoker, no pets 430-3280. basemert aparttnent, separate !032994) entrance and driveway, air, laundry, yard. Close to 1-2 bedroom apartments in everything $575 all inclusive. Oshawa. Central location, fridge Firstflast. ^or smoker Ava fable and stove. carpet, laundry. May 1. Mike. 839-2464. Available immediately. Near ,040594) hopping plaza. bus stop. 725 2642 after 5 p.m. (040394) PICKERING one bedroom apa•'mg^' suitable for non ONE bedroom basement, smiokirg single working person broa.ioomed. incurdes neat, Bnght a^. newly Jecorated wrt^ ---able. central air and hydro. prry rfe entrance and parking. two Share laundry, separate pets Call 831-6445. ;040594; entrance, near bus. Non s-rniker. $675. F,rs4'Iast, 416- WHITBY two bedroom 4.0-4537 (TF; apa^ ler' $625 mouthy- Two PICKERING Rougemount Dr., bedroo^,s - Oshawa. S65C o^e airge pasem7ert apartment. monthly. F: rst'last required phone days, 725-8911 or ever separate snTrarce. walk 'o ings 668 40.6 (040794, oeach,park-ng. utilities $60C monthly. Smg'e workrg person, PICKERING •bort available available immediate y 509- S39C -,o^'^ y inclusive Call 1876. (040394; 686861 : or 427-7257. (04,^,794, AJAX 12oo sq it basement aoa•'ment includes separate entrance, dining room, fireplace, 4 appliances. $95C per mor'^ uuin,es included. Firsulasl No Pets. Call Mario. 686-0773 (040594) BLOOR.'SIMCOE urge two bedroom in 46 unit budding, storage, laundry, parking, well managed. Close To storesibus. from $675 inclusive. Go direct to '23 Bloor St. W. or call collect 416-223-5419 (TF) AJAX - small two bedroom casement apartment, ow, entrance. $550 inclusive. Avail- able now, suitable for single working person. (905) 737.3300 or 686-1129. (0405941 AJAX p 9 bedroom oasennrt 400 AJAX 3 apartment, separate entrance, parking, available immediately. FirsT/last required. 619-1070. (040594) SOUTH Ajax - br ght spacious one bedroom basement apartment, 4 poe. bath, cable, utilities, separate entrance, parking. Non smoking single working female. No pets. $575 monthly. First/last. May 1, 428- 8484.(040794) AVAILABLE immediately in Whitby apartment building. Spa- cious carpeted, newly painted apartment with balcony. Close to bus and shopping All utilities included. No pets. One bedroom, $600. Two bedroom S700. Cal( 430-0134. ITP) PICKERING - large brand new two bedroom basement apartment, 4 appliances, dose to schools. amenities, $760 inclusive. Available May 1. 905- 427-6885. (040594) PICKERING - bright three bedroom gement apartment, close to Go. $750 plus 1/2 utilities. Phone 837-6661. (040394) THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,1994 -PACE 15 Apartments ReShared nt 4� 0 Houses F� 450 A comm. Rent be main floor NO down pa menu Good v credit? Good lob? you can buy for the price of rent, while prices and rates are down. Call Doug or Brent. Community Financial, 668-6W5. (TF) - PICKERING Village - Century home. 2/3 bedroom, 5 appliances, nice yard. $950 . utilities. (905) 683.6559 atter6. anytime weekends (040594) COURTICE - 4 year old 3 bedroom, 4 washroom. 6 appliances• finished basement. near parks. schools and shopping. Great neighbourhood, no pets, references. Available May 1. $850 monthly plus utilities. 433-1387. (040194) Housing 41 5 Wanted WANTED for May 15. 4 bedroom house in Whitby, prefer north of Rossland between Gar. den and Thickson. Phone 666- 8951 (0405941 420 Townhouses For Rent PICKERING - Wnrtesr401 New house, parking, private bath, quiet non-smoking female preferred. First last, $400 monthly. Available now. 837- 1876. (TF) RELIABLE working person to share nice home with one other. Private bath, laundry, garage. etc. $450 monthly. First,last. 5'79-9928. (040194) PICKERING, 401,Whites Rd. S New three bedroom, three bathroom home by conservation - area. 4 appliances. parking, share all facilities, non smoker. $375 monthly. 839-7540 o4o394) ROOM mate warted - $375 all nclusive. Female preferred. call PICKERING J ,age-ow^ho,se 905-666-0910 evenings or 416- Apartments 3 bedrooms. finished oasement, ravine lot, very 981-9272 days. (040594) 405 Wantwe ed private. close 10 401 and CO. PICKERING Whites Rd. S o< inclusive. References. Laundry June 1. $975 plus hydro. '-905- Finch �louse'o share, fumished RESPONSIBLE sirgle working 796-754g. (640794) bedroom, all appliances, female wilt, two medium size AVAILABLE June 1. $975 per Smoker O.K 5500 per momF dogs looking for one or two monrn 1-s- last tease Teieprlone8399262 x04o-94, bedroom apartment on main agreement), near bus stop. inclusive. Female preferred. floor of duplex. Fenced yard. dose to 5 Points Mall, backyard Condos For utilities included. Please call 433-7622. fenced. 3 bedrooms, spacious 455Rent 1040194, kirchen and living room, red who& "Ouse. 3 bedrooms, new Houses For 41 0 room, central air con . 2 bathrooms. fudge, stove. AJAX rg S Rent washer. dryer, references lace top aippiarlces, fireplace top floor, 0134.(T=) •ggwrod. All utilities Pard (exogpt underground parking, lakevrew. WHITBY :pot Fac or •: Dori ry 'errant. aas). For serious inquiries. 728- ava,lapie April $BOC indusnre 683-3905 leave message for good detached bun- 4088 after 7 p.m (010594 (040194) Flow w t^ income potential. 61100 per InOnth - utilities. 430- Rooms To CONDOMINIUM 'r lease. 1821 leave message- (640194) 430 Cowntown-orpnto S' _awwrerce AJAX brick bungalow, nanny Rent Marker area. Two bedrooms pa ^'en interior detach Pius sdanum, war '000 sq.h. e garage, excellent neighbourhood, close to 401, shops No pets. $!000 - utdities- Ptstlast. Mon -Fn, 5-9 P.m and Sat;Sun - a.m.-9 0.m. 683-3282. (040594` HWY 02 BROCK ^ose upper eve, 3 oedroor s. 2 1,2 baths. family •Dom. fireplace, garage. app'iances. '.a.:n.ry. $95C monthly Plus utilities. ;416) 282 5164 01 '416) 237.7669 apar!• !. semr-rur^isf'ed WHITBY "•reebei i-ouse Separate entrance, no pets. Pius garage or wcrtsnop com- avartaole Apr,. $50C monthly, rt7ercal Possibilities, on nwy 92 inclusive. References. Laundry NO out door mlaimonance. 1885 taciktws. Parking. Amer 5 P -m. monthly plus heall 668 - call 4273994. (040594) 4321. 6551623 or 2645449 LARGE bachelor basement (0405941 aparme^r in Picketing. Shand THREE bedroom bungalow. laundry, separate entrance. S.E. Osnawa, no pets. $95C . serer furnished. $500 monthly as utilities. Srove and s95,ge inclusive. Female preferred. included Available May ' First' 683-6185. X040194) last. Working farcy preferred. AVAILABLE minnedately in Cap 576- 5493, (040T94 Oshawa - 639 Cubert St.. two ADEWDEAITSON -Oshawa. bedroom. $675 monthly, one who& "Ouse. 3 bedrooms, new bedroom, $575 rribrithly, first/ insuaf,On, paint, terloed yard. last required. Close to bus. only $750 - utilities. AvaAable shopping No pets. Call 430- Mar 1. 905-799-2242. (0329941 0134.(T=) ROOM FOR RENT in clean, bright house. Whites Rd -/Oklahoma per week or month furnished 420-0042 PICKERING arge x - `o• -en! w-- ow - path, use of a tcnan. .aurdry facilities. $100 per w9ew Can after 5 P.m 839-3551 r0aC594i available Jan 31'94. 1,01. $1200 ri orthly in- cludes ut,ktxes 639-5086. fT-) For 470 Cottage Rent KAWARTFIA SLAKE wvoodand Estates -_.sergr.c -g COttages. 3 . C-9 =a%hrooms. hsrvng, pool beach. playground- 9C minutes 'AE of Pickenrg. Heave mes sage at 705-653-9317 :047294, GEORGIAN Sar near Wasaga goat' a -p N d:and. 3 AJAX Harwood. 401. proles- Dedrooms. sandy ceacn wit- s ora non smoke' prefemoc loch and 880 and -v May be Available inxnedafety. deal tot vkeweC on Video 43.7.-6631. '; 311 worker $375 monlhy Call -nda. 619-2--g 110594; Shared 450 ACComm, TWO Deopre war/eo to snare eas' and Oshawa bungalow. Laundry, utilities bus, pool. $400 nc:us ve Available mmedlately 436-7275. 040594; Florida 490 Vacation Rentals FLORIDA .a,a• �- •;,- ^ir wit^ calcory Over- gok.rg the Gulf of Vex -co. pod. ac.,zz . fully eq, peed and 'umished, two Poolrooms. two baths, one week tame stare. owret f,na^c rg $'2.000. Caracan Call Gwe^ '.Nebo, 813-531-2156 ;040194 HOME f3 BUSINESS 4' it f�4s7"33s -SERVICES - 79&7 . Business Services IUSTRATMK cartoon 'aphic design, advertisin usiness or personal. sasorlabb rales. AMo Issaoris X7055. Randy Timms, (906) YPING available - Word rocessing, return". letters Id reports. Dicta hip% Please III 686-4504. (040894) RESSMAKING and orations. Reasonable rates. 19-8520. (040394) Driving Schools S & 8 Driving School 10 lessons $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-up & drop off 287-3060 7 daystweek P�579-2= US YOUR AD Driving Schools Handyman Home provements Gardening, Landscaping ENJOY your summer days relaxing. Let Quality take care d your property- Spmg/Fall clean up, couplets lawn care, hedgel tree pruning plus more. Free estimates. 10% discount for seniors. Call Mike, (905) 427- 5944.(040594) Handyman CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 686.1913 HANDYMAN - all kinds of cleaning, lawn maintenance and moving jobs. Pick up and delivery. Garbage Removal. Cal Lamy at 855.8782. (041594) S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior rerxovations. repairs, additions, designiftAld ban and cabinets. All workmanship guaranteed and insured. Contact Gary M 0984. (TF) Home Improvements WOOD FENCING tResidentiaVCommemial Fences/Docks Drilled, Set posts, etc. All Work Guaranteed Call Steve Mobile - 409.6456 Office 483.3868 K C. Masonry - specializing in REMNATIONS INC. Illairift roe 11a1111fa0ala, Carmak tla, o board & tates. Fully �haa aatLltltMsmigirliggill, Work 9agw 140SUS 4981 or 432 -Ml Norio Entt�!'i01iM 06dalzim iD WUNNM tXa D00rSt��1 Dells Fax 839.2255 PIIM 8337205 Free WDsuttation SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions, renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, home maintenance emergency service. furniture refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years experience. 686-2915. (TFEFG) brick, block and chimneys. No TOTAL Renovations -carpentry, lob too log, no job too small. we drywall, tape and pant. Have do it all. Call NOW for free great ideasl Experts at bringing estimates. Spring time oil places back to lite. For free discounts. Ask for Kelly. 668- estimates, call Danin, 619.0985. 9811.(010594) 10420941 Home Moving, Improvements Storage w ; Ba/Qa%I R:aa, h011Ma. Loam , U71110� Piano apt•. at wmiat *=FORM. AM11ONS 477-0 saw r COMPLETE carpentry, AJAX Moving Systems - fun specializing in finished services, )loves, appliance and basements, trim doors and piano specialists, flat rate or windows, decks and fences, hourly. We now have heated rods and renovations. 15 years storage units. Now offering free experience. Call Derek, 728- boxes with move. Park and load 6692. (040594) special. starting at $99 and up. COMPLETE plumbing and Call for information. 427.0005. renovations. Emergency HARRY -O-THE•M64ERS - service, bathroom, kitchen and move big or small, we price basement remodelling. All work them alll Free estimates, seniors licensed, guaranteed and discount, short notice moves, insured. Reasonable rates. Can pianos moved. Comparable John, 431}2754. (040794) rates. Cap 432.2850. (TF) DRYWALL, taping, boarding, MEN with large truck will do studs and T -bar ceilings. spray household moves, residential. stucco, plaster repairs. For commercial. All types of moves. professional service at competi- Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856. five prices, call Bill at 432-8409. QUALITY wort% by father and Tax, Financial son team. Well experienced. Directory hard working. Renovations, aggem additions, decks, etc. Call us tot INCOME tax preparation - bock a tree estimate, 571.1263 Bill or keeping. small business, Rod, Oshawa (TF) reasonable. 686-1514 Ron, Housecleaning Two reliable, wel trained POD* ONahble 10 O$Iigt With your household or otf-Ica clearing f1Bi Available days or Cal 1111311114711117161111643111111111 Seniors dlscoatts TMS Painting dl Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast Clean reliable Service. 420-0081 Services MAGICIAN, down blends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, hxwdasers. Magic shows are tun[ Loth" help. 839-7057 of 7284334. (TF) Plumbing Jourmpri n Plulnb�r No pb too small - Fauces, showers. basement washrooms, wet bars, etc. Ally renovation or addition. Daytime: 427-4209, Home. 427-0809. Ask for Tom. - Weight Loss PROFESSIONAL Painting a Wallpapering. No job too small. WHEN diets have failed, call anytime, 430-2595. (TF) Thoughts and Foods can help Party with a nutrition management Services program to suit your specific needs. Thoughts and Foods RABBIT wants work Join provides experienced nutrition g counselling that will teach you magic for children's parties and ilow to eat -Real toods- sensibly all occasions, have my own without the confusion of diets. magician. Call Ernie, 668.4932. i„On(ap Thoughts and Foods at PACE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,199 lOfldi 490 F Viitl> gim Renals_ BuSineSs 590 Opportunities GORGEOUS three bedroom MONEY Maker - straight condo, close to famous Clear forward, one day set-up. For Water Beach, pod, jacuzzi, information, send SA.S.E. to BBC, private yard, available R.R. LeRoux. P.O. Box 5x047. April -Dec. For information and to 64 Simooe St. N., Oshawa, Om. view photos. 686-9846 or 579- L 1 G 4So. (040194) 3788. (042894) ARE you suppressed? CLEARWATER - mobiles. Entrepreneurial with a burning clubhouse. heated pools. hot passion to succeed. Take a tub. tennis. 20 mins. to Blue closer look at a highly efficient Jays/Phillies baseball cartes. vertically integrated company NHL hockey. Children welcome. that produces quality products. Photos shown In your home . Call Pauline. 905-428-6246. call 683-5503 (042694) (040194) Homes 500 For Sale OSHAWA West - 10 year old two plus 1 bedroom brick bun- galow with finished basement. fireplace, d,ningroom. paved drive. fenced yard, backing onto open space. Walkout from '-Itchen, super dean, everything done. Move in condition, great location with easy access to 401. Owner relocated. asking ll 3164.900 Ca or viewing 9 appointment. 985-2768. (040194) NORTH Alax - 2328 sq.h. all back 2 wio. ca. cv., large greenbelt and creek at rear. Near new recreation cortpWit. $204.900 905-428-2709 (0405941 $1109,900 3 bedroom- semi in Osrawa =ercec yard,2 oathroo^s. rec 'ocm. nice hardwood floors in bedrooms. basement also suitable for base- ment apartment R needed for ex- tra income Call 705-437-3613. (040'941 HALIBURTON Country log ho^1e, 3 bedroo^5 11 pce. w lacuzz tub. '-3 poe.. country k: -Cher w oak i�oor,ng, large wingroorr m.f aundry room. attached garage and dinned well and out house stove 1.705157- 1096 (040594 WHY are yox a renter - when w*,- oniy $50C downpayment yo- can ow- a new 3 or 4 bedroom home on large lot Great financing available 623 4644 1041494. 141IEWER oekacned two storey 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms. large Oak kitchen. Aluminated ceiling. dahwasner. "Lair floor laundry. separate entrance to beautiful in -Law apartment. Gas fireplace, antra. air. near O.0 Misr be seen $145.000 571- 4706 (04C'94- 535 LotsS le BEAUTIFUL ' , ac-« wa:e'•'o^t las .r Dort Derry Starting at S,55,000. ready to build For into c49 905-427.0390 or 905- 42822", 040794 $3500 111, puce. wooded r rri 19 of 3,4 hr east of Oshawa. Sand beach. trout fishing. nor. to 10.000 acres county leis$. Year round Mac Fred, 416131- 1555 (042194; 540 Out -of -Town Properties A 1 8 acre waterfront, Ostrom safe. only $299 a rrIOMIL Also for sale 15acres dose 10 Hwy til, only 1$24,900 Call 428-6167. 10405") '550 ° Sale $79= - two bedroom oottape on river • 10 minutes NE of Bobcis son. year round township Rd. Woodstove• praparpe hrnace, hplty hi natied. IWW M garage, 112 am lel• escelatt ocrdawn. Private sale. For mon deltails• phone (906) 728.1938. (040794) 575 Lwo 111111ORIIOw 110.000 pay as I8b as $110 per north oa.c. Cal Jerry. 668-7200 Free consultations. Anubs Intrest- crtor- Ms Ud. (TF) UNSECURED Loans - $2500 a $25.0110. No up front tae's. App- ly by plan. first and second rrangag". refinancing. Call mak or Joe, 1.800-7.1134 or 1-800.545.7764 RBS Brokerage House. (040584) HONEY Problems? Loans. debt consolidations, credit arragernanri. f)riOni budget panning garnshess stopped. -FREE CONSULTATIONS. Credit Counsellors (Toronto - Oshawa). 4331425. (TF) 580 images ARE you having trouble 9OU a mortgage? Is your bank giving you the run -a -round? Do you need a second mortgage? We can help, can today. 668-6805. Community Financial Services. (TF) Business 590 Opportunities INTERNATIONAL company ,/ needs 5 special persons torr part time business opportunity. $5001000 plus monthly - your choicel No selling. Small Investment. Call 721-9155 for appointment (040194) 55 ACRE orchard property available. No rental fee, 51000 deposit refundable. 5 year lease. 686-0644. (040794) ALARMING OPPORTUNITY DISTRIBUTORS WANTED - Get big returns on these securities. Full line of Horne and Personal Security products. Call Secure Enterprises now 905-426-7103. (040594) ESTABLISHED Indian Video store for sale ir Ajax Over 1000 moves G000 client based. Owner is moving. 686-8891 is m 1, or 666 1034 (040594 670 Personals SINGLE 8 JnattachoO7 Singles Wo• c ca^ce every Friday. Dynasty inr Ballroom, 559 Boor St. W. Oshawa Dress code, no ^eans and every Sunday as the orral. 433 Slmcos St. S.. Oshawa. 9 p m For inforrrutcn, -900-565.4163 (040394) YOU can have the body you've always warted from the corrAort of your own horns. No grin11idis, no scans. Cal( today, Eleanor or Garry (WS) 404-9181. p40594) CARL Sledmond. Promisswnal weight trairigilkarase instructs, age 35. now offering oris -on -one training in your home or Goodbody's Fitness Club, 20 years experience. tarnly raise availsble. Cal Goobody's M F I I 1 (34x6) evenings. 721- 8740.(TF) JESUS says can the ttidl lead the blind? Doss your Linear wow glasses? The hialitg is the hind minisNo. Micah 3:11• Isaiah 56:10.12• JOM 10:11. 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Or bled of Iw,A-an — wrpAn aid 6m to ^n 7a r rba,d,00d� RITURE� qD5 -- lap.nant Ca*., 376 &q" Id., 509-IODS 509-5437` Ryleric Craft; Ceramic and Various craft supplies Bisque • Greenware • Firing Custom orders •Finished ware 831-9151 March -April Special - New Classes - Commencing March 22 $32 for S wits. or Bring a friend and pay $16 each for 8 wks. :ome 2 nights a week for the pric of one. ., THE BEST INDIAN FOOD y► All You Can Eat WEEGAV LUNCH LUNCH DNNER BBUrnUFFET BUFFET, BURY kbr' J7 1J 4 gs"Jil 6 in�u 61, VMS RESTAURANT 1410 Bayly St., Pickering 42Mdt100 SAVE ;W$$ On Your Printing with BUDGET PRINTING V OPENING SPECIAL Colour Ink FREE , Flyers -10,000 8112 x 11$150.00 -209000 8112 x 5112 $175.00 Envelopes 12000 - $40.00 837-6679 • 428-3493 905 Dillingham Rd. Unit #4 Pickering THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,1941 -PAGE 17 - SPRING INTO SUMMER: IN PROPERTY SERVICES OFFERS COMPLETE HOME CARE By Beverly McFarlane The smell of a cut lawn. The sputtering of a sprinkler. The sounds of Little League baseball. Spring is knocking at the door. Unfortunately, that means that chinch bug. crabgrass, and weeds are on their way as well. JN Property Services (JNPS), a complete property maintenance company, is gearing up for a long, hot summer. Are you? Get a head start on Spring and have JNPS help arrange a lawn and garden car program suitable for your needs. Tom Kluge. owner/operator of JNPS, has studied turf management and pesticide technology courses at the University of Guelph and Humber College. Tom annually attends conferences such as the Annual Turfgrass Symposium in order to keep up to date with all new and environmentally effective techniques that ensure his customers the best service possible. JNPS offers complete service packages that other lawn care companies don't. They cover everything from fertilization, aerating lawn cutting, re -seeding. weed identification and insect control in lawn and shrubs. There is no worry of scheduling different companies to maintain your home. A schedule is designed to take care of your home so that no one is cutting the lawn two hours after it has just been sprayed for weeds. There is a common concern for your home to look at its absolute best. This year JNPS is also pleased to provide a method of treating Birch Leafininer that is only available to Tom Kluge, verw operator of MPS Inds a birch Ires for Birch Leefminer. ALLAN • EAVESTROUGH • SOFFIT, FASCIA • SIDING OD090 AW LIC.# 6M, D30 MCKERMIG, AJAX, WHITBY CALL 416-443-0011 Look what volunteers do Please volunteer. Tom Kluge, owner/operator of JNPS takes a soil sample as part of a free lawn analysis. licensed applicators. The method (see picture) involves inserting capsules directly into the tree trunk. The insecticide travels rapidly to the leaf bud where it stops the leaf miner activity. This method avoids foliar sprays with the accopaning spray drift or soil drenches that affect non -harmful insects. Since JNPS is located in the Pickering/Ajax community they can offer convenient and efficient service that is customized to meet your needs and schedules. For example, certain lawn insecticides need to be watered after being applied in order to provide the optinmum effect on your lawn: therefore. JNPS monitors the weather and performs these applications during or just before a rainfall. Not only is the rain a more natural and efficient method, but it also relieves the customer of the task of having to inconvenient],. water the lawn. The only schedule that JNPS is interested in meeting is yours. JNPS believes in curing the cause not the symptom of your problems. Not only do they want to solve the apparent problems you may have, they want to avoid these problems from recurring. In order to do this JNPS will advise and work with you so that your home will stav beautiful for vears to come. So you think that you must have a lawn as large as a football field in order to utilize and afford JNPS' services? Not true. JNPS offers customized packages that can accommodate any sized lawn and still be inexpensive. For more information and a free estimate, call 420-6089. Authorized Dealer TORO, HOMELITE, ARIENS NEW & USED LAWNMOWERS SPRING TUNE-UPS 855 Westrley Rd. S. 683-9621 WWWWWWWWWWWW r Basket Kase r r "Your I Stop Gift Slop" r r Celebrates Secretary's Week r IVApril with a wide ikon of Gift Basim IV order yours noddy. r r Drop in and see our wide selection '11111,of Viceo1 Dr Gifts. Radford fW (Westney Heights) Ajax r 427-9769 r DNiwry TtroughoW - Canada A U.& r rrrrrrrrrrr• Ooauwo Qaoaot AL MWUNGFn4 German R Mhterrhetbrtal Spucieltlee Sun. Brunch 10:30.2:30 Tues. -Fri. 11:30.2:30 & 5.10 pm. 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Hockey Stick signed by Gordie Howe Golf putters and umbrellas Green fees for lots of different golf courses: - 4 Seasons Country Club • Deer Creek - Fawn Brook - Lakeridge Links - Seaton - Thunderbird - Wolf Run g,w AA_ (�rI �1�., u "The Most Important Call r You May Ever JIM, who's 35, who responded to female nurse. 33. please respond again to mailbox number 2542 as I didn't get your correct phone number SY 2S57 (OSH) ACTIVE, attradwe. single female. 34. tall. pro- fessional secure. enjoys sports. travel. out- doors, humour zest for lite Seeking male :aanerpart with similar interests, 3440 non- smoker SY 2561 (OSH) WARM, sensarve, canng. brown -eyed petite blonde late 40s. loves country music travel. dancing romance. seeks a fall teddy bear in the same age bra" with smWar interests, to make my 119 complete. SY 2581 (OSH) ACTIVE female 45. divorced, 5 7' shin blonde ham and hazel eyes, looking for some' one. 4450 Hat's sncoe and honest. SY 2675 Tr's proxy. blonde. single mom. early 30's is looking for love I'm responsible and tun viing. 8 You are too and over 6 skim estab Ished Ike country, music and you re gorgeous, call me SY 2758 (COB) TONY is Becky cat mw n #2773, ddni get your phone number You caked and 10 a message please ®II again SY 2769 ARE You looking for that one special Dersor to share your life wish? 0o you have goals or dreams and want someone to share them wthli The attractive hAFtgured blonde female is senong a byai. honest. hard -work in#gg male. 2435, for possible relationship SY 2770 (OSH) TWO very straiglhttorward outgoing females ocking for good-looking males 22.28. for friendship poesbie long-term relationship. must ave children and also be straight forward and �onesr to make our dreams comes true SY OSH) DIVORCED teniae. 50, smoker socia drinker. enjoys arx+nis. ar prng and quiet oma. kak- in9 fa s,rgq pntloman 47-51. with malar frit n", S29(0!54 (OS10 SINGLE while lemaio. 18 enjoys photo sax and skinny dipping in broad div,1401, seeks lin-bung mnw, male 1&22. for friendship possible relationship To the buy with the sexy voice. i Ince Pantra'Bob Marley and s boarders with troo. all n. again SY 2777 ROMANTIC snide while ,male enjoys wet ernes and romemic inteAidee seeks 14 0- 45. who fele dadren and 000kag for trend t v, posabs reishonlhp SY 2774 (OSM rM 24 5'7*, sem Ioobg for a well or 7 Pnnce Charming 25-32. willing to spend Haney on rre parMer re Tatum have mw boat soul anc ^and TA inn doth do us Win. 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Are you 9let cog gentle loving while, moue 35.45 57. 67, who can DN b~lws in her heart and sparks in her eyes Then lets get t�oqethM� and make our own trig music SY 27'71(OSM PRETTY. r4o6genl songs white lemale. 22 54 * 4' 115 lbs smakw bosrg for rt a es 22- 30 who s dears cu, sincere and honest. who Was camping, dogr and quit Won a hone. and not sfrad of comarMment tt this sounds Ye jou restior SY 2779 [OSH) ATTRACTIVE aegis mom 32, onpys tavel- lap and eaves kkea retry and rock and rot would low to rnam snare, haest. aarac. live men 3235 SY 27W UNIQUE jamas. 24enjoys young nen 20-24 aineisy isompiong resumes ssdets need not reply only naso able to vow the sri/ Iestli g question will receive a response The slid wst- mg queeion is Fjeae name the aeon won - am of the world in alphabetical orders SY 2722 (0SM PETITE blonde. 5. 33. looking for somebody 3040. with some of human and mss be sin. care and haast SY 7M FEMALE, 39 financiay, ndspendef , medium, build. 55' seeks whit awls. 43-47, with same Orients SY 274 SO whirs a time got fie fine doing in an ad Yw this' I'm not into the bar sato or 'hey baby whars your sgn, yea psoe or rine'. rm 57, me4an build, hrom heir. hazel eyes boogi. sty rm 421x/ ba 35. SY 2715 (OSM VENUS and Aphrodite seetag Gods d their loam Fun -loving, sincere, between agp 19- 22'] Then two aro Ice Goddesses for you SY 2m" ATTRACTIVE while female. lets 50's seek tel. non4 molung while mals, 55.65, who is worm and has a good cense of Maras. weslmowa nhoviss drkotkg saw dak.kg SY 2767 ACS, pelle blade, araty 30's, aDDrecbMs natuls, oildoor sportis CYlpng, fcer-- Iii, 6e- nws and gourmet coolup, f you ace conw, led to pesaal Wowll haw IMegrb. frahrly are a posits aaaride tow -119, I would low Make!!" to mom with you SY 2186 (OSH) EASY -gong, goodhearted. sincere. 36, work - mom. who loves the outdoors camping, ng. animals, children, etc., down-to-earth, looking for someone with inner beauty, a good sense of humour and not afraid to be them selves SY 2789 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, single mom of one, tail, slim. 26seeks tall. attractive, honest and estab- lished male. 26-35. who enjoys chikken. quiet Imes and romance SY 2790 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, active single mom. 5'S'. 140 lbs. likes animals. dancing. dining, theatre. etc. seeking single. white male. 3640. with similar interests. not into head games. Durham P7area SY 2791 (OSH)P7 OSH) SINGLE noir 29. 5'5'. 130 bs . attractive with baby blies bolorg fora career -oriented while mat. 30.40. who lies to go out and have a good time I enjoy dancing and most sport SY 2792 (OSH) SLIM, white lady. 53. wring and sincere, smoker, who enjoys outdoors, camping and navies. seeking unattached, sincere, white gentleman, 53-63, for friendship pceeble kx+g term relationship SY 2793 VIVACIOUS, skm, 54' b lmette. 40. pleasant, W hearted and playful, likes a variety of music and aclwties, a in search of a man who a sncefe. lixnbvng ambitious and cast good company. for friendship or possible rotation. slip SY 2791(COS) ATTRACTIVE white female. We 4as, seeks unattached. good-looking black male who enjoys music. dancing, dung out and quiet romentt evenings. 6 youenjoy thefrer Mugs in Ie have a sense of humour and we ready kir a ra4lianMp. please call SY 2795 HI! 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(bice you are connected follow the simple instructions You will have the ,,piion cif responding ut a specific ad or hrowsing voice madhox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertis(rs within each category Go ahead, try the service out and we how easy it is to use Need assisunce` CAN I.100 -3I74 009 anytime hetween 12 n(x)n and I I p.m You will not he charged for this call. humour, sincere, caring and fun loving and hwa dddive sr 2107 CARING."mmum, lenmset, friendly, 1kp Ievwis "Is 30 dMq cel bdaq >a a OK► tlerrmaii, 2630. for ftsfidtihp, DosEM re4Yo- dvp sr 2101(OSM INDEPENDENT, sings, white Ismals, 20. loves the oildoom sirmgls man, looking for an - rwhit rode. 24.28, who enjoys the sant. loud also quiet evenings. for possible relatitni ship. SY 2110 (DISH) FEMALE, 18, looking for an honest and --r*ic guy 1625. sY 2911 PROFESSIONAL lemale. 30, mother of one, wth varied interests, enjoys quiet evenings, eon -smoker, would Ice to most an honest gen- liemfen, 3438. who is oonlortable in jeans or a out who enioys chides, for hsndship, possi- ble longterm relationship. SY 2112 0011111*4o-earth, romantic. honed, loves the outdoors, great some of humour. I'm a mother of one, 32. not into head games. 1 you are 28- 35. &35. rd like to hear from you. SY 2813 (COS) CLASSIC, full -figured careerwoman, 37, 5'6'. ash blade, well traveled smoker. who sees 11he funny, ionic side of We, seeks tail man. 34 45, who can relate. SY 2814 (OSH) CAREER woman, 37, full -figured energetic, ofl-beal sane of humour, romantic, smoker. feels any tall male, 3445, who thinks he can Wup SY 2615 (OSH) SPONTANEOUS, single. attractive female. 23. fed tip with boring men, so it you Ike to have fun in lila, and are open-minded give me a call. maybe we can become friends and see I a relationship s in ft cards SY 2816 (OSH) EASY -going, imelklent female. 35. looting for fun -loving relationship with male. 27.36 Must like children SY 2817 (OSH) IMPOSSIBLE to find. single, petite female seeking male. 24-30. easy gong, sensitive. humorous, tikes animas and very compahbie in all activities. open-minded to friendship and possible lead to more SY 2618 (OSH I INTELLIGENT, fun -loving, dark skinned female. 30nsh. mother of one. enjoys cyckng, hiking camping. nes¢ and theatre Would like to most a pnolessonal mea. 30-40. with great Personality. 04 5Mwho enjoys soni m things. SY 2819 �ESTIESS in Oshawa. West Indan woman, 41, forest caring. lin-bung and with a good sense of humour, looking to a gentleman who is romantic and carrq, for friendsh0possible relate +s to share donor and tun teas SY 282D( SINGLE say looking for an established WOW man for fnandshp or' I can cress up for Me- atre and fine dung or be lust as comfortable in Rens for camping rue you the one for Sts 45- yer-okd? SY 211121 (OSH) SINGLE mom. 29 blonde hair, blue eyes. quest. fmy-onefised who enjoys playing the guitar. gong out dining and dancing, seeks someone who is honest, sincere and a one - women Iron, for handshp and j: 01 *a- Wrtahip SY 2822 (COBIPM N, my home is Lnds rm mit and 35. %s o mom of one onpys sports. for some one who is V* snare SY 2923 WARM. attractive. single, while female. 33. 56' lidit brain hair and blue eyes, with no dependents, who Nes novas, roar. the out doors and romernc dinivem looking for miss. 3438, with sin I etenwsls for a relelanshp SY 2824 COSH) MY mum moods a nen. not Fest any men, she s art anrac4ve 39 -year old, non-smoker. she's someanes shy. she s seeing an nMllgem. romantic gentlemen with a great sense of haarau. who will become enwrorrd with her and wig wish to please her every whim SY 2825 SLIM piety single mom who enjoys Ile with a posit" anilide. merry "*in no , would b to most mite. 3440 mw be aeriec" athletic th a gentle nature and a good sense of humour SY 2827 AMBITIOUS. herdwonong dlv000d mono of one 29 into rock music and sports, seeks mss. 3440. employed honest and encore, for kendatq and paable nisnorWp SY 2222 A6WONKMG, 23 -year-old prod serm a humour, loves children and coumry music. seeks homulmes"eill and�weit , by SY 2M ( roar VERY a Nisch". median built snide tram, 33 kwbng for a comedian that Yes music and dancing. social drinker and enjoys children. fergis (pd$idits wekaro. no couch poalas SY OIIET, shy Wee, fade modwr. 25. looking for otos. 25-32, who Iowa children, enjoy! poop kir walks and quiet evenings at Mine SY 2971 (DSM OUTGOING, independwt snide mom. 36. non-smolisr. 5 8'. slim, brunette with many #are ds and two wondenul boys, would like to most esablsrrd sears, norismoing gods - mit. 3545. with a poeave Aftuds, for Mond ship firs and possible nabonshp SY 202 PROFESSIONAL. mother of two, back 35, sepersed enjoys moves, strung lou. drerg quiet evenwegs at home f you are honest, enjoy children and share sonar ntewsh. I would No to not you,. ST 2857 OUIET, angle, white female, 27. pleasantly pki p, would fie to most someae who is Car- rs; hard and snare, nondri ir, 27-32, to leprid 01ily end gust imp wMk SY 2134 RRJJIINN length rrnrn. 35. lull kgurW, easy- gDeg, aAac4orals. sincere and camp, looking o share dos single plepuet with thd Xw cal iron. wlereasd in a to g4srm mldiondrp. SY an ATTRACTIVE, sine, sensual fedaaC, keokig for hanhdeofre single man, 35.50. for dating and mrrrnoe, mud be care4m and fun -lov- ing. SY2837 WANTED: Tal, la wt hmrrouous, familpart- ented, outgoing nate, 3535, for slander. adaaofve, proseraid mom uresis nckids: Ile aadwm banbal, naves, wands dn- nrs and lea9 wefer. SY 2111Z SWEET, lend tiro/ and aAarlionsie. Wfig• add 23 sings lenas who en joys a variMy DI mniI and riovisa quit euddirq are keq wdlcs bodg fr �whis math. 23- 30, s shwa to #Mrd and wler- SY 2131 DOOMD-aft ands, ale lairds. 33. Was 5.7. boa dtlbri, has a variety of wrlerers befog fr Iwiesard, rrigiic, ends. whit nab. 3231. SY 2M (t>SM) SINGLE molar of one, baling for roi -- rolls, I>.Mkwn ft ages 20-25, lr a srioa dliiaidiq. SY 210 DOWIFta " aim arrach", ismer Ilsiiias. 36.5'6', long brown haw and bills eyes «Moyle rode 'n' col and sone cafty music, andlar, sodal drinker, wsfo to wean anadiw mos. 35.12. who is fun -loving and sincere, for (l(-�gyAp and a possible fols omhip. SY 2141 OUTOD11i ndep«idait, allectiDnate, single female, 50, into country and western music, loves the Duldoors and cooking. Would kit to most grllleman, 5455. sommm with similar quafliss aria interests SY 2642 Two good-looking sings females, 33 6 36. with a variety of interests and activities also with a good sense of humour, looking for fun and friendship with two good-looking males, 2o6-40. and possibly a relationshipSY 2143 AOUAR11W sings morn, 19, looking fa a guy, 2425. who dDesnl got merrdaled by children, who in rr gtld eDun" music and loves t be homeand not o fead o have tgames. d this sounds like you, please respond. SY 241 tOSM JACKPOT: Sings mom, 38, attractive and shm, unlucky in love but lucky at bingo so come play wlh on. SY 2M7 CUTE *0 mom. 19. byes cMpwg travel horseback riding, looking for honest and I isme male, with side of Mlmolr merest I n hiowolp, tam and poaabs relsfond . SY 210 1 saw a shooting der foniot so I wished tot Mr. RidM. f my with does oorro true 0 wont be lonig until I find you. This den green-eyed blonde, 32, would like to stare rainbows as wed as walks through the rain together SY 210 LIVELY single roan, 33, strawberry blonde, loolag Ir a kww. SY 200 ATTRACTIVE black female. 23, enjoys movies, Ione walla, romenbc dinners, bolsg for love with the right man. between 2435, oar -smoker. SY 2851 INTELLIGENT, independend woman, 26. with en ollbeal sense of humour, would lice b meet to, sincere, pdessional male, 27-35, not into head games. SY 2852 AVERAGE white man. 43. 65'. 190 lbs wartbl to meet active lady. 23-32 for friond- shp.SY3194(OSH) SINCERE, fun -loving, educated, white female, well travelled, looking or a corn panion, late 50's. SY 3195 SINCERE, honest 45 yr old lady, looking for friendship, male or female SY 3196 (OSH SING RE woman. 45. honest, with a good sense of humour, looking for male or female for friendship. who likes country music and walks SY 3197 (OSH) YOUNG couple with toddler new to north Oshawa. looking to meet other young coir pits with young children to share common interests such as cards, movies, picnics etc. SY 3196 (OSH) LADY, 55. who enjoys westem and coup try music, drives along the countryside. seeking a male companion. SY 3199 (COB) YOUNG -minded, attractive, skim female. 50, would like to meet a sincere man. 53- 60, who enjoys life and not afraid to care SY 3200 (OSH) FEMALE 6C. pente 5 blue eves shy dts- position. would like to meet a sincere gart- tlemen 55-65 Enjoys dancing, traveling. outdoors Non-smokefisocial drinker S 4040 OUTGOING Tema a - d 2' s enjoys sport. camping and the outdoors. bokng for same kir corparaonsmpmaybe more SY 5303 (OSH) SINCERE. gay lornele. 43. open and hon est seeking the same Ihars aware of her sexual orientation and wants friendship first, possibly resusng in solid relaaoi st p with good oommiurwcaton SY 5325 (OSH) SHY ktmale. 36. lin Vali e, nterested in lalkmg and compentorrshap. SY 5326 (osm) UNDERSTANDING and attractive male. 22. seeking an older lady. 28-40. 5'6- or less for a discreet conversation and romantic rendezvous SY 5369 (OSH) HAPPY -go -lucky, single, white male 24. seeking single female or couple, for kr ernes no straps arboched Ago on race not nnportant SY Si70 (OSH) EASY -going female. 27 erjoys sports. dnr»rs and long wales. seeks same for berdeWi. possibly more SY S347 (OSM FEMALE. 19 straght male. 20 seeks same SY S349 (OSkf) NUDIST male. 42. 5'9' 160 lbs . seeks ar sin"tr"n�oy63�untry living, ATTRACTIVE young couple looking for lemele to share M Is SY 5751 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE, staactive lemale, seeks same SY S353(OSH) HAPPY lemale, IS 56 118 bis . crown haw and blue eyes. looking for sane for a relabonsfap SY S35,11 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL tamale. late 20's. seek- ag same SY S%S (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, prolessional rtes. 39, sen- serve enserve to reeds. forest and caring, looking fair a down -beets Iemale. 25-40. kir con fidemal, sale and discreet friendship or reatiorlsfap SY 5356 (OSH) OUTGOING white mals. 21, seeks same, or enjoyable times. enjoys all types of mueso. movies and pays. SY S357 (OSH) GAY lemhale, 27, sincere. non-smoker. non-drarkw, good sone of hrrou, lows arvrriels, skiing, comping. waft, drives in the country, drlrg out, moves and quiet romantic evenings at home. lwkwV for same, to share low of this outdoors wefh. SY 5351(OSH) SECURE lamas, 36, bolting for a urkquie remits, 27-36, 11 ars serious about Lasting reaearaflip. SY S359 (oSH) HANDSOIAE, clean, white male, seeks aRsctive, broad -winded lemate for Mend ship and hot tines, possible over the Iatpw term. SY 5310 (OSH) ENERGETIC At male, 27. dean and dis- creet, looking for tamale or couple for casual gall "era. SY S361 CLEAN whs male, 22, seeks same kir hirdsltp, possible reationship, enjoys music, travel and camping, discretion waxed. SY 5362 (OSH) OPEMtridW rods. 27, brown haw. brown eyes, 510', who likes sport country music. W q waft and quiet evaningo at horns. loolerg Itam on es, 2035, forI in slip or e cou tem SY 5363 JOSH) PROFESSIONAL whir male, 21, arjoys music. movies. dance and travel, aeaks eta. fr Mandel SYSM11009 AA! �TUR011,IaS, risore couple. bolift for a spadd Iriewdtip or posr- by mon. SY 536# (Os") MASCULINE fns, 35, sYaiglN in apper- arice, seeks order male kind, 25-40. SY sm ATTRACTIVE, 30 soneMmirg man, warily to most an attractive lady, 24-40, for rornanfc reidezvas. discretion is a must SY 5367 (Coe) OPEN -minded, sings, white male seeks atkactlw, open invaded srras, 25-38, kir casual remora ftp. SY 5311(OSH) INGtNSITIVE youhq corps self adwn- luras spas to can omen in new experi- ences. SY 5371 ROCKER-ype male, 30, bw& hair, blue eye, 510', 145 ft., straight looking and acting, enjoys of types of mxsic, sports, movies and dances, seeks reale, 18-30. SY 5372 (CISH) SPONTANEOUS, exotic, adventurous, female, 18, undecided male, 19, seeks lerrale for special en00unlers, for better understanding, listen to voice message, Oshawa area SY 5373 (OSH) COUPLE, rrhidde 30.f. looking for to ale o couples for fun teres, dscretion a mud SY S374 FUN -loving male. 22, looking for a day - Ina teabonsl* with slender femes. 28- 30. SY 5375 (OSH) AW FFECTIONATE, fun -loving, outgo- g gentleman. 37, enjoys quiet e outdoors, en utdoorlas, s, wouldould like tomeet an rchonate lady. 25.35. with an r te�SOf �kxm roa•roY 1O� D.lookng male. 6', 40, tin, &o, Prost and hardworking, seeks a on smoking female, 18-35, who nloys dining, movies, travel and hing. for possible Ion ¢a nship SY 1602 (OSI) pORTS-minded single male, 30, 5' brown shout. • - length hair, blue eyes, looking for slim tamale rocker 26.30, who's not into head DarwS looking lot serous relalion- or SY 1761 KINDHEARTED, educated man with traditional value, seeks an 800dion- 91e woman. 30.40, for friendship anhor a miakonshp, Counics area SY 1 we EASY -going, down-to-earth, good- jr w ng male. 23, smoker, enjoys nus,r and being spontaneous once it a while, would like to meet slim bale, 20-25. for friendship first, r.ssible long-term relationship SY 1814 HANDSOME black mar, 35, easy- r,c enjoys movies, music. quiet a.rnmgs looking for honest. caring pTaie for a relationship. SY 1517 (OSH) TALL. black. handsome mar. 33, ,,,,d like to meet female. 3040, for ,,dog). possibly more. SY 1820 SEXY. good looking mar b0i mig for I •rai relationship with female. 35- z�' ;mous reply only SY 1850 SINGLE white male. 27. 510'. -wn hair and eyes. clean cut agelikes sports. movies. country ,,,sir. loves children and quiet evenings at home. looking for 'orale. 25.35. with smriar interests. vrgr moms would be welcome SY ,874 PASSIONATE make. 30. fil, outgo- ; nonsmoker, enjoys Outdoor a_ m,es, movies and music. seeks ,.,,A with enthusiasm for life and adf,enture (ATTENTIONtemale. 30. brown hameyes, you respond- -o to meprase cal also. you for - to leave phone number and -a, *1 SY 187S (OSI) POMANTIC male. 20's. enjoys a ,de variety of things, looking for --at special lady 18-30. to enjoy We «th also loves children To Gina no responded to my ad. phase call a -,am dt& I gel your number SY 994 (OSM GOOD•ookrn male. 36 quiet. easy- lnmg type of person. would like 10 -set attractive, slim. one-man «om_ayn. �for a possible long-term uanonshp respond to this ad and x f you are for me SY 19% SINCERE easy going and career '^mood -tale 27. seeks fen" with similar oualnies for friendship and ,,ss,bie relationship SY 1901 tow WIDOWER, 59'. loves to dance. :andriight bruin travel. a ronwv- 'ic active. 63. felly, 49 and holding. seeks that special lady sem non- ,"ller 45-55to share the good 'nags in We SY 1903 YOUNG man. 42, 185 lbs . 56'. nkeresied in onpen, walks. country -w,rw. etc. looking for lady. 32-40 I share her merests with mle. SY '904 (OSM EASYGOING, honest single while mar 30. affraclive. sem, til, hard- woela g. active, smokes. Mies rock n 'oil, sports and children would like to Tteet a similar tidy, 2637 for friend. snip possbl* rWaOonsliv. SY 1905 TO Maggie, nurse in Bowmamile responding to mailbox #1721. you for" to rave your number, pians* call again SY 1906 (OSH) HANDSOME single wHi* mak. 34, 62'. athletic, adupMd, kind-heart- ed sooking snWar lettage, 22-32. to wrestle with SY 1907 " HONEST male, 43, weragc would ilia to most lei We, 23.32, for old- ponionslxp, Poasbly mow. SY 11101 FINANCIALLY ANCIALLY still 34, 6', 170 lbs.. divorced while male who still Was to rock is Ibodnng for a tenial* awporon who imijoys ler pants folk concerts and moo more for possible serious relWoaship. SY iWil OPEN-IMMNNDED, single make, Into 20% outgoing, hand and a0 R- ale, enjoys a variety d intervals aN 1AS 1ftxx& - • CALL ANYTIME e 24 HOURS A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK Here's how to use the service: 1. 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For persons 19 years of age and over. including movies and music, wOUid like to meet white tamale with friend- ly personality in her 20s SY 1910 (fes) HONEST caring gentleman. 30, enjoys navies. ding and family We If you re tired of being mistreated and can share the same qualities. then gwe me a cal SY 1911 CHALLENGE and promise 40 sin- gle dad sell aware tun and loving knoking for partner with clear sense of future 111 provide the challenge. I promise SY 1912 HARLEY dude single male 40. father of one. physically fl. likes to ride Harkeys, campm% looking for tamale. 30-40, physically fit who likes outdoors and motorcycles, not into bar seers SY 1913 1 have a great nerals frond who is too shy to wrse an ad He s 30 5'8'. els- mentary teacher from down east. loves dancing moves, very easygo- ng and a real romantic Girls give Mm a cal. SY 1914 (OSI) ESTABLISHED male young 63. non-smoker enjoys the outdoors. have, quiet times. candlelight dm res and much more, kwlong to that specal attractive lady ono would hike lobe spoiled SY 191 S FUN-ovng but shy easy -gong. spm and attractive. single. white mar. 32. 6 190 Its enjoy music. sports movies sacks attractive female with smdr interests. children welcome SY 1916 (OSH) QUIET, down-to-sarth, sngho. while male 38 with good sense of humour.ikes sun.ter.tM oudoas and quiet romaine dinners. looking or a single white fames 25-35. who likes to be treated like a lady for astngrernonshp SY 1917(AJA) ATTRACTIVE nal*. 24, looking for honest. snoere feral*. who enjoys travelling, camping and being spoked, for possible mishordift sin- gl* MDeM Welcome SY ill 0 low SINGLE, easy-going, attractive. fart, 40s, enjoys moves. romantic awnings, dinners. looking for for ala. 3550. any sizil to tun Imes and a possible relationship. you wit not be disappointed SY 1919 (OSH) SINCERE Bowm wwts man, piles sional and M. seeks women. 30.40. in Bowmanville area. Interested lin good Pa• let" night tilts and home - cooked food, to build a dose frwxd ship SY 1921 HONEST, caring, sincere. single maks, early 40's. physical, fill. outdoors. quiet quiet evwrgs• ori 8n bkreabonsfnp SYI=(i; OUTGOING mal*. 36. looking for friendship with fames, 3D40. who Mies camping and all outdoor sports. SY 19Q3IOSH) HONEST and caring made. 29, enjoys quiet was it hoar, looking for a to all 21-35, who is sincere, understanding and honest with a warped sense of humour. Single monks ntfekorrr. SY 1926 (OSHA CARING gentleman, early 30's, enjoys Ile o ldoos movies, derg out and quiet evenings at home, ® im bsc* t seekng a special gin for trterdene possible relationship SY 1925 (OSH) SINGLE Saggtanan mar 30. 56'. 145 bs . shoulder length brown hair blue eyes, looking for slim, long- haired female 25 30. for a serous relationship SY 1926 (Ol READY -made fainly rust add love. we have a wonderful home and a great dad, he is handsome kind. honest. trustworthy and loyal Ne are looking for an attract" lady to share our hopes dreams, huge and kisses We want you to be dad s trend fist. SY 1927 (OW HONEST, black conserianve. hard won ung. quiet mar. 28 drinks and smokes socially, seeking slim or medium built Idy. 2430. with smlar qualities, for a ringarreliglul reialan- ship serious calls only SY 1926 ATTRACTIVE. loving might. early 4^ s a nice person with good sense of humour. who has a Id d love and good times to share. would like to mew a lady between 3049 for a lawn; relationship SY 1929 (OSH) WIDOWED mar 59' would lie to meet a lady m e low 50 s 5 4- plus tnness minded, non. moker SY 1930 (COB) HONEST black now 28 handwork ng ambitious and quiet. drinks and smokes socaly seeking a spm lady 28 32L with s mdar qualities for Meaningful raletiorehp. nanous Cola only SY 1931 (OSH) OUTGOING mar. 39, long blond hair blue eyes. for tender loving Core, would Mie to rvn41 lady. 3540, for hw+dshp SY 1933 (OSH1 TALL blonde. bkie-eyed good 10011 - ng musician. 30 s. wants to be spoiled by at good looking. fnancal, 11eQre tenaie SY 1934 (OSI) PROFESSIONAL, muscular and romantic mal*. 30. with a vx*Y Of Interests. seeks a personable and amracr ve lemiar. 2032. for oompwn- po,eb* elabornrnp. sr Im fill FilA4lovan mal*. 28. enjoys hiNn cdtage We and all outdoor activities. also likas country6 western and g, OOOWlooking fora female. 25-30. who enjoys the outdoors. someone to calf rip with in front at the fie. SY 1906 PROFESSIONAL male. 31, loves the outdoors, camping, sailing, cycling, etc . would like to meet twrnaN with senior quo" to MW tionship. I'm cahng and snare. I hope you ase too. SY 1937 SNORT and w aept 20, single, while gofor5fr ,dWipdhw'fnl'°`P� � me�iq., SY 1936 FRIENDLY, black mala, 31. in good condition, would lib to meet a women, heavy set, from 160.300 bk, mug be wry bung and SY 1960(OSFQ JUST arrarefL Engiigh 36, ST, merfumbriold. im4igrrt altrauVve, wraaAoras6fl � PM•eMY oaniontabke wilt sow of lot. wild innt*eats • nw.diel tpatatb NWi1 �lOti6n , NAVE NOIGE Ap! L-1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 31,1994 -PAGE -19 ♦ Slwreatelry it. uval 4 sAlrenatl cg A(vgomfA,"e III 5444471 7VeeAe r+d! ow., ceased Cfee.0 �tGlarj (,°�jncll 1/941) did atdew.eal eras' z" 4- (12 assess es 1 / 1r.wec. % a -e& fee 4,:,me ew Sat., ,4Alnta 2.u1/94 r rg cc^ pa' c e '" soman ng woman. SY 1941 (OSH) OUIET, shy mar 19. likes sports. moves aM qukw ones, would Mho to meth nor". sincere tamale of smr tar aaqqaa nor friendship. Possible ale- rionahp SY 1942 ACTIVE, anractnre easy -gore and affectionate while male, 33. 6'. 190 lbs looking for sin adventurous tefnil/ mitt, similar attributes, who closings sincere, honest trandship and possibly romance SY 1643 (OSH) HONEST, one-womanman. 31 loves kids "ides, Comp n SW Ing and fainly -aerated would like to meet a prMry sin temMo. 2S 3a dor ong-termr p sr tf44 FAIR game' Sngl* lad, mid -30 s. taking one step at a lime, apprect- ales native an and culturebassbal poetry pool and swimming I also like to be irMrW* and torrent¢. so take a chance and olt, you could be surprised. I I give a my am SY 1945 (OSH CREATIVE, hardworking, white male. 23wry solve. enjoys danc- ing, Drying sports, travN and tet m�eeaet1 outdoes would Mie ro meth a fit►bwq tenure. 21-Z5, fa trend - sip SY 1946 ((OSN) ADVENTUROUS, single write male. 22 enjoys spots. camping and trying new things. saeI 991m. single, white tamale 19-24, for *WKbhp. possible relationship. SY 1947 (PIC) CHRISTIAN, single male. 45. enjoys sports. camping. long walks and music, would Mie to most Cnnalan terrale. 2030. to share quiet trines wit inio ndshp. P - If, nessonnhp. SY 1916 (COB) VERY handsome. but very lonely muscular Italian. 6', nal*. 30. scab an understanding lady I look rugged, outgoing. I am caring and maybe too sensitrve. I'm sure you an see On difim*y III an creole. I you have fine, try On ad SY IM (OSH) an eacling data No*" Early Sas, nor nmol ng gwdm.,-, • seek- ing skxndger women, mid dwbea to ffialalie, who why' o Mand i*el ya�riq again Sr 11 g i�tE rpe,,6Y 1951 i9q SEPARATED iaMr, while. math. movil wanung. rOterskakirng and enjoy quietevenings n frail d a lie - piece or T'!. soaking while. cuddly Mamnht. 3747 for a relationship SY 1952 YALE. 32. very two. black loving, enrovs donating and Dames. would be to mew hwvy-set Idy from 1810- 300 8G300 bs. looks unipotent SY 1953 HONEST, reliable young ocking moi 21 bokng for tnendehip. Pos- sible long-term •eutnonshp would aka to meet fencer. 19.21 SY 1954 HAPPY days it, I m a tall, dark. 30sh. hardwor" guy who liras to rock ^ roil classic cars and Old moven looking for a gal, 217s-30 a, who wants to cruise !p IM mux In my '0 Poneac. SY 1955 Two oufgoir g mars. 21 6 26 look ling -or wO 30gokiq fer ahos, 79.2' who are petite and amractrve and who enjoy gong to the movies, du- ng and dancing. going to Pamine waks. spending evenings together ant ono enjoy being pwVored SY 1%7 (OSM) TENNIS anyone' Athletic. lall. bbnd-hari d blue-eyed gantlenen. saws non-srnokmg to htdy 22.32 for a challenging game of Minns or ober racquet sports Cal to rranP court tarn SY 1966 (OS9q SENSITIVE mage. 6blue ayes bin har. 175 los .like sportss, ramping, moves• comedy clubs and -'wtrs IDoimg for sings tames. <_35. for hand first. possible teleonahp SY 1966 (OSM HI! I'm an easy -gong, 38 nonamok- er. while, sink dad of 2. with board and ponytail seeking a non-smok- ing, slim, attractive. single, while lemiasr. 28-38 fa ln*rdth4, posy ble relationship, who enjoys the blues and country music and has a awns of hurkur SY 19W SINCERE mak. 29. long blond has. enjoys quiet evenings at home. an occasional night out on the town. and the outdoors, looking for lady who en joys inn slain 8sngs and Who is do*WW-sant. SY 1961 1106H) AFFECTIONATE while mak, 23, brown hair, brown eyes, enjoys drop dubs ad horseback looking or I 16-25, W slag, pOeebM ralaeaMq. SY 1/S2 OUTGOING white make, 35, liras dancing, movies, camping and Beata, loolig for a Iets 1 27-35, $Omaonue who likes Singer things. SY 11163 HE lin a @-year-old while male. lam VA gins is tsjw I ft Zq . g�oN�,BWE EYES. pgp�wrrS•1"' plMp SI'1ARE AliioF 110UR yo... dean- kind aro Honest . sports, music and quiet Imes. so" .^9 lady that likes the sane 'hags for frienoshp possible marriage Serious 'spies only SY 1964 fOSH) EASY -Wing. honest. single while "we 22 attractive, im. hardnyonk- ing, active, non-smoker. likes the club scene lend sportwould liks fo meet similar lady 2425 for cpm. panansn0 SY 19M 10SH) GOOD-bokinl, smgis shin. white meho 35 511 . 180 los . Joen-aA. liners Too and children seeks a w - lie, canna siren mother up to 34 waning that special fnekddtC with a ro ingrec one -woven roan SY 1966 low RANKIE Avalon I Am not out I or wow hog for " venue' In Spring a young man If fancy worries love and I have yet to find t lam a nice guy who s 24 tunny and enjoys 3CCaSonai sponteral I would like Ty, 'Jesus to Do" 2025 sle^ with a great sense of 4umOur SY 1968 (OSH) HANDSOME. single Duck mar 22 6 emroys sprier, looking for black tomb lot a reatioiship SY 1969 If35H) OUTGOING single mar mid thr- Iias enjoys outdoors. sports meet- ing new oocows would like to rot femur 28-35 ono s iomng for a long-term relationship SY 1970 40 easy-going, singlewhite males. 22 6 24seeking two whet slim attract" females. 20-25. for tun rid mmwvo and for a possible FUN. caring arc sincere k^ gr, early 30s, searching for panel in distress Willing fo pamper four every whim whist slaying all drag- ons that may befall you SY 1974 (OSI) BORED of so-called Knights who are not tun. caning. sincere whom countd Core hose it you are in dWom pine that might ignore your every whin and run away from even the smaile% dragom5 call lits Knight SY 1975IOS44) HUMOROUS. sole while Tule "I smoker W"s soars 'he outdom. csr pin , seeks a single ternaho. i a- 21 21 for a possible rsatansh0 SY 1976(0" ATTRACTIVE while TUN 5'6' 155 Itis k cfaing tot sim. sfry raiment¢ remade. 30-40 ono is honest and Co.rg SY If" IOSI ) OUTGOING gentleman 40 5 5'. proven hair. would Mie !o mew a sin- cere ones! 'oma e 29 45 frnnoel Possbl* retMionsnp SY 1978 nOSM TALL. Drown hair. blue -Wed make 35, seefung attractive. skm tamale 3040 rimy irntere*e, chkkdten we: come SY 1979 HANDSOME. f ung mom 29 piny* rally fn er"S the outdoor 14UW W4 roRmtK nrglns alc.. klokng to aarectM white Iema e. 73-30 •mc enjoys to De oeased in more ways than oft SY 1960 form FRIENDLY. outgomg back male. we 20's ferso" outdoors spans and m*eern people would We !c mew prolw=rW fencer 20.35for long - Durham Region & the Fort Hope/ C&ourg area $'inarduVuurs has received 6453%52 calls to date! jskxe. may 1, 1993) reheornhp SY 1971 (OSH) VERY good looking mei. 510'. 175 ba, youngy 42, wil�l educaM4 pro- NnionaL Taarnatly secure, Beam and 1A enjeye a Wide vrMy d ac9v- Am, looking for attractive, prdow sional lwnala 30.42. slim and int nw►snohraa,�*� win old-laah Wild vMiaa SY tS7210" WIDOWED, 51, white make, 6'1', 175 ba, • and empbyd, booug for widowed tariata. 45 -SZ met be Sir or fair, fit and eyoys S aning d beMored like a lady. SY 1m I094 from and serous relationship. SY 1661 HONEST, single mage. 23, looking for comparkonshp. hopoluly on9- tem+ rahtiorahp, hard vorking and Wei adibish" loves 9n outdoors and quiet evenings, looking for ferriage, 22-25. SY 1962 (OSM NICE, easy-going male. 30. 6', enjoys the ou ldoas and teadirnpq, has a good saw of humour, snak- ing a quiet fariake 24-33, to share possible relationship. SY 1963 CARING, attractive, affedwwle. single male, late 30's wishes to met a lady. 3040, to show ha love and affection, to have good tines together cal wefksnda MOM for a coffee For lasting relMlonMhP Sy 1964 IS every person in this paper really as attractive as they say" I say the only way to find out is Prove It ff a sem pretty women wants a WKWO. stunning man. for a long-term Palo- nonship answer and I will send a picture SY 1965 (OSH) EASY -90 h4 single, while male. 34. with no dependents. nonsmoker financially secure. lies the outdoors. sports and a vantey of music would like to meth an independent female. 27-34, non-smoker. with no depen- dents. between 5 and 5 6' SY 1966 NEED only one good woman cairn. affectionate male 54 59' enjoys dancag, cards. walks sports. carte ng and huggn seeks slim affrac- tne lady. who would be merested SY I "T PSH) DOWN -to -earth male. 40. 5 9'. 165 Ibs . fit, enjoys dancing walks motorbike rides camping and romantic evenings looking lot non- smoking, medum-bunts ady 3445 who enjoys similar things for role- tionsho SY 1966 (80" VERY falling black make 32 knely, was put on this. earth for a heavy -sof womar It you have t,me please give mile a ;all. this could be the best ,at co- your Ile SY 1969 SINGLE white male 25 511'.160 cs ono tikes ad- kinds of music avers country ant bluegrassloves among and canoeing. but doesnt - rid 91ax-rig n front of a^ :'d movie seeking a wcmar for r9latan- snnp, who doesn t fro love and allertgn. but also likes to glue a file nerseff SY 1991 TIME for a change fug of Me aarac- •tie uridelitanding, conyassanate slim male late 20 s. smoker waning an attractiveslim tamale *,,1h n) dependents. who enjoys r^usic. ' oves and evenings in,out. winos "OWN for a successful rslaMnsnC SY I M (OSI) SHY, active male 36 non-smoker seeis slim ady 25-40. ran-smokar inya m>omen are fine SY 1993 ATTRACTIVE. single. while mar 38 58' DMsically It non -sumer into heath foods and country INng. fnanclaily, acid mentals secure, ow - two" st Of ail trades seeks slim leieo. 25-35will saniar interests. with one child wants g •o start a 'amdy Bowman lie SY 1994 9OSM IST1NGLItSHED. non-drinker 3S cirrorrad garilWhan *oil eYabYYNd with future pOterman were actual attractive 2&37 sirigle'alae who anjoys mrglnrtq Tusk 'rotor lacting and Blip Jays basebal. SY 1995 OUTGOING. ohms ^ule 21 5',' 155 Its, enjoys moss kinds of nvJSK dancing, camping, !rave;, seeks yams for trrndsh p. Possibie role- "to SY 1966 HOMEBODY, «Mite mar 22 67 170 los enjoys moves %nng all "UK except ral no mead games. kives cnkkten. stela white femae t8-25. with similar nteresrs 'or hionndstnp. posbr 'wakonvw SY 1197 INTERESTING, acme. while make. 36 man -smoker enjoys Ile and gooc hwnda seeks bieust of n*AWO afar slim non-srroker yd and W s 'alt SY 1996 tl PHYSICALLY 41 easy -prig. single wnee 'male 35 5 smays movies Arid doogi ou. Mango earned" Sill whoa ferraw 2535for friend- ship riwi6shp Dosebre •elatkxnnip SY 1"9 SINCERE. romantic. honest good sense of Murmur 1 Mal describes you. then Mn mother of one 41 would Iia to hoar'rorn you Non. snnorw SY 249710SM FLN44ovnpfemale 32, with sense I humour tired of 'Me Dar scene enjoys dlrnws in or out. tae -paced or lad -back atmospheres. seeks mW. 3540 for tun rimes possbe relationship "b head laTtes' SY 2536 FEMALE, una tadna hard-wortirlg down to faun outgoing. vanety of Interests, fit end 'Ism looking for honest make. 30-40. of senior qua► ties for fretndshp first. SY 2546 (OSM ATTRACTIVE lady. bond*. single. 35 m reaped if, MOOM a single honest. amractrw male. 3040, for friends". possible reMonskF. SY 2347OSM HONEST and sellwe while temaho medium bund, 35. smokes. loves to darns ad haw tun. seeks ?wino. down-to-earth ql black mal 3540, ljoirt owribe reIpSY 254 . ENGLISH lad?. 28, committed Christian, looking for a Christian than, 28.32 or banking p. 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DONT MISS THIS BEAUTY! 3 large bedrooms ' Main floor family room has fireplace Professionally finished rec room ' Central air & vac. Fully fenced yard. 126' deep & wrap-around deck' Maple Ridge community! H ! -- i F < h9 ATHRYN PARIS. Sales Representative 683-1790 , ligiI "NO FEE" TOWNHOME!! NOW S THE TIME TO MOVE UPP Spacious & bright Kitchen with lots of counter Beautiful 'Enclaves- home on gorgeous lot! space and cupboards' Approx. 1,350 sq. ft. Spacious breakfast area has bay window. New broadloom. Feb. '941 Easy access to Luxurious en suite has Jacuzzi tub 401. 'GO' station. Rec Complex & Town surrounded by mirrors! Five bedrooms' Four Centre. Don't miss out" washrooms! Call today' M WORK. LIVE & PLAY!! Gorgeous custom none w alta.,! eo orotessronal offices wisep. ent. Excellent exposure, Pickering Village. Nanny JILL SMITH' quarters. hot tub. Sales Representative 683-1790 box1. -" �• Ir" i- i71t W. -- = s.r'"_'r�.+�Y-".�C1G+�:::�• �-_.. _._._- .r-..aFyc 1G a�rarrir..i• .�. DESIRABLE SOUTH ROSEBANK BUILDING LOT Lovely. 4 bdrm. in East Rouge. Central air. Budd your own dream home on this ceramics, man floor family & laundry, fenced, gorgeous 50020' lot. Excellent location finished basement. Bramalea built. amongst quality homes. AJAX Roal Eotato 8orvlcoo Ltd.. Fioaltor Ail!>E7.Ar,=�>ill!!> 235 BAYLY ST. W., Aim H igher. , AJAX Wilma Tanner* TRANQUILITY BY -THE -LAKE ACRES OF CONSERVATION AREA AT YOUR DOORSTEP FIRST AD!! $235,000 AFFORDABLE! ADORABLE! ❑ Stunning 4 bedroom executive ❑ Bright walkout basement ❑ SW sun exposure ❑ Big deck off greenhouse kitchen ❑ Rich oak accents, air ❑ Fenced & landscaped. Call 427-6522 Evelyn Regan* CAN YOU PICTURE THIS4LIFESTYLE PICKERING AREA $244,000 ❑ Beautiful landscaped property backing on to protected forest ❑ 2 -tiered covered deck ❑ Solarium with skylight and hot tub ❑ Ouiet crescent ❑ Three oversized bedrooms ❑ 6 appliances ❑ Central air and vac ❑ First time ever on the market FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL EVELYN. - S.w. R.o....nuuvo -' ^.. ft 8,w.« Ak"41 r:. t MARCH 31 - APREL 3 "This Week NEWS ADVERTISER Scarborough Mirror Jeffery Homes has recently opened the doors to the first model home on the sight of their latest community - Courtice Crossing. The opening has been the cause of much excitement and activi- tv as discriminating homebuyers, with an eve for quality crafts- manship and design, visit the model home. a It's quite obvious why so many home buyers want to become part of the Courtice Crossing community. With ten styles to choose from, each with an incredible array of standard features - such as - all brick exteriors, 35oz. broadloom, high-efficiencv gas s furnaces, ceramic foyers, space-age shelving, glass showers and in:y y the family rooms, gas fireplaces. Prices start at 5131,990 for these truly luxurious homes set in a 1 The kitchen of the "Weller" has oak beautiful location at the edge of the country. Jeffery's professional, friendly sales staff are waiting to flooring. gourmet kitchen and dinette with french door to your private patio. w elcome you to Courtice Crossing, and can assist you with ari inquiries regarding a new home purchase. The model home is located on Courtice Road, between Highway's 2 and 401, and is open for viewing from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays; and noon to 5:00 p.m. on weekends and holidays, and closed Fridays. �v�ZE rii N C� FUR E V E R Y O N E Courtice Crossing , is a 300 - lot com- munity offering the perfect blend of country living and city convenience. Ten feature -packed detached designs await the new home buyer, with prices starting as low as 5131,900 for the "Garrison" on a 30' lot, to the "Victoria" at $201,990 on a 45' lot. The best part is that whatever the preference, each style is built as good as it looks. In fact, once a cus- tomer steps into the warmth, comfort and luxury of a Jeffery home, it is immediately evident why Jeffery Homes is one of Durham regions most successful home builders. NO SUBSTITUTE 'FOR QUALITY AT JEFFERY HOMES Every home built by Jeffery Homes undergoes a meticulous inspection at frequent intervals by Wayne, Scott Jeffery (site manager) and his crew of competent workers. Special attention is given to detail and only when all are satisfied that the quality meets with the Jeffery Home standards is the home given the seal of approval. Wayne Jeffery is proud of the homes that he builds and each community that he builds is a genuine reflection of a company that truly cares about, and is committed to the customers that it serves. THE DANFORTH HOUSE 1,414 Sq. Ft. THE COURTICE HOUSE 1,517 Sq. Ft. 25th ANNIVER- ,SARY FOR QUALITY HOMEBUILDER jEFFERY HOMES Wayne Jeffery, founder and president of Jeffery Homes, believes that there is no substi- tute for quality workmanship, and builds every home with that philosophy, "if you are going to do something, do it right ! ". Driving through any one of his accomplished com- munities - Athabasca Forest, Westwinds, Copperfields or Beaver Valley - clearly illus- trates the craftsmanship that has brought Jeffery Homes PAGE 2 OSHAWA THIS WEEKIAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER. MWch 2"1,1994SEST HOMES, Uwch MAprh 2.1994 iJY•v V •:*ry ,2 9 if ^fit- t ^�1 11 �IIII LLLLLL�. El ILI -7:- L]7 TELL • YOUR FRIENDS • YOUR NEIGHBOURS • YOUR CO-WORKERS F LOW, LOW PRICES! Why are so many people = . • purchasing a Woodland Home? - Is it the price • - Is it the quality - Is it the location - Is it low interest rates - Is it because of our high efficiency gas • heating and high efficiency hot water tank I -Tel k, I 111L�:'111 4 111oil IS IT ALL OF THE ABOVE? Exclusi-e Agent COURTICE WOODLAND TERRY MANTLE Associate Broker MILLS HOMES Re'ltax Cornerstone Realh Ltd.. Realtor 1-1 jc~- " A a *5% Downpayment * Fall `94 closings * 30 ft.* and 50 ft. lots * Close to lake and recreation --w. — ir- .1 N W (KING ST) HWY. 2 Ir N cr W O 2 SALES 3 CKTICE C ,O < O U OSHAWA 401 434m7677 'Certain conationsmay apoly prices ane specdrauons ire sublet: •o change wrthoi, -ot ce = and OF With young families in mind.... _ r - . ".10. .. , ,. - • , - � a .... • • { ' OSNAWl"A"?NIS INE&JA,IJ(X`NEft AbVER ; IUa;A 3;-Aatil'3; f*14PAGE 3 Ncw Hosrics azzci Zritcriors Today's hardwood floon*ng ganywhere w Y sa Exp'e"rts it also provides a .._ h 149 �� - healthy, relatively dust -free _ A The look of traditional strip flooring adds a touch of ele- gance to any room. Today's hardwood floors come com- pletely finished from the factory and can be installed even in the basement. home environment You're strong and healthy. But another sum- mer draws to a close, a mild cold that seems to hang on until the cold weather hits. This has happened every summer for the last few years, so you finally go to see your family doctor. He tells you that you are hav- ing an allergic reaction to something, and recom- mends that you see an allergy specialisr. Sound familiar! What exactly is an aller- gy:' An allergy is an abnormal reaction to a common substance. Allergies are so widespread, and cause such discomfort and inconvenience, that their treatment and care are matters of intense concern to millions of sufferers. According to Allan D. Gilbert, ;Nt.D., a Texan allergist, "A person with OSHAWA DURHAM HOME BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION QUESTIONNAIRE NEW HOME BUYERS SEMINAR -APRIL 7, 1994, 7:00 P.M. HEYDENSHORE PAVILION - WHITBY Please take a few minutes to complete our questionnaire. Not only will your comments help our research immensely, you will also be eligible to win one of our many valuable door prizes. Please return your completed questionnaire to the ticket drum located at the - - 1. Are you a first time home buyer? ❑Yes [:1 No 2. What is your current housing situation? ❑ Rent ❑ Live with parents/family/other ❑ Presently own a home 3. Where do you presently live? ❑ Ajax/Pickering ❑ Whitby/Oshawa ❑ Courtice/ NewcastleBowmanvil ❑ Other (specify) 4. What type of new home are you looking for? (Check one only) Single family detached ❑ Semi-detached/link ❑ Condo (apt. or townhouse) Freehold townhouse ❑ Other (please specify) allergies should try to make his or her environment as dust -free as possible. One excellent decorating choice for minimizing dust in the home is hardwood flooring. Hardwood floors definitely reduce dust -related difficul- ties. There's no dust flare- up as you clean, a problem more likely to occur with carpet. "V4'e especially recom- mend hardwood flooring for bedrooms, where possible, " Dr. Gilbert continues. "The hardwood creates a much less allergy -inducing envi- ronment. Many carpets are petroleum -haled, and 'out - gassing' may occur for as long as a year or two. That `new' smell you may notice when you've just had carpet laid could he out -sassing. and the fumes can cause burning and sneezing. Dr. Gilbert concludes, "Hardwood flooring means less dust, no out -gassing, 5. What size (in terms of square footage) are you looking for? (Check one only) ❑ Less than 1,000 sq. ft. ❑ 1,000-1,500 sq. ft. ❑ 1,500-2,000 sq. ft. ❑ Over 2,000 sq. ft. 6. What price range are you looking for? (check only one) ❑ Below $100,000 ❑ $100-$150,000 ❑ $150-$200,000 ❑ Over $200,000 7. What is your family gross annual income? (Check one only) ❑ Under $20,000 ❑ $20,000450,000 ❑ Over $50,000 8. What deposit would your family be able to afford? (Check one only) ❑ Below $5,000 [-1$5,000-$10,000 ❑ $10,000-$20,000 ❑ Over $20,000 9. What is the maximum monthly payment (principal, interest & taxes) (Check one only) ❑ Less than $750 [:1$750-$1,000 ❑ $1,000-$1,500 ❑ Over $1,500 10. Which incentive do you prefer? (Check one only) ❑ Appliance/Moving/Upgrade/Furniture/Other Package ❑ Mortgage Assistance Program ❑ Downpayment Assistance ❑ Other (Please specify • : 9 .0 .O a: > Q ln. Z d W d CE '+ W = m W M � G � 0 16 Ic Z 1 ease of cleaning, and no odors from smoke, pets or food lingering in the air to cause reactions." When you decide to make the clean switch to hardwood floors, look for a quality company and prod- uct. There are a number of firms that offer a wide vari- ety of high-quality flooring choices. One example is Bruce Hardwood Floors. a hard- wood flooring manufacturer in the United States for over 100 years. Its state-of-the- art finishing technology. with a choice of the exclu- sive Dura -luster'" urethane or Dura -satin'" wax finish- es. makes its floors easy to clean and less apt to trap dust. Not only can these floors reduce the presence of aller- gy -causing irritants in your home, they will add incom- parable beauty, durability, and lasting value as well. .� A A. ySo • HME 100 N Va Ia Q 7 m z v 3N c � O 03 o C 3 >% W O Q 3 006 O N?O a e r~ cis w m d I.- IF- E WJW so" 00 1- 2 W m U z0cc -(J0. 'r"l� P0 C - �mm �I a c J rii N 00az cu 0 m �QW O QZ 49 03 o C 3 >% W O Q O a e cis w PAGE* OSHAWA THIS WEEKIAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER. Uwch 31 -APA 3,1491 Ne�v Hozaes Stlt><d ItntQriors Nine decorated,,.,-. models to view 017S, at Forestbrook.g John Boddy Homes announces an unprecedented opportunity to own a new home in Pickering's prestigious Forestbrook community. With nine decorated models models to view, priced from $214,990 to $275,990 and homes sized from 1,775 square feet to 3.44 square feet, the release of the final phase may be your last chance to own an exclusive John Boddy home. Forestbrook is a mature community of executive single family homes all in a beautiful forest setting. Already home to over 1,000 families, Forestbrook is an ideal community for growing families, well served by pub- lic transit and local shops and ameni- ties. One of the most popular Forestbrook models is the Avondale Classic. Reminiscent of classic country homes, the Avondale Classic features a spacious veranda enhanced b, a picket railing. A unique split level design with the option of three or four bed- rooms, this home is generously sized at 2.800 square feet, perfect for the Browing family. The main floor features a welcom- ing foyer and hall, so convenient when entertaining. To the left is the formal living room and dining room. Across the hall is the custom U-shaped gourmet kitchen complete with centre island, luminous ceiling, ceramic tile backsplash and sliding -glass doors. Adjoining the kitchen is the large breakfast area with solid oak railing overlooking the fabulous family room. At 360 square feet, the family room is truly the most unique feature of this beautiful home. It features a stone fire- place with oak mantel and a sliding - glass door walkout to the backyard. The main floor is completed by an adjoining separate den, which would be perfect as a home office, and com- plemented by a powder room. The main -floor laundry room features a handy laundry chute, conveniently leading from the family bedrooms. Up a short flight of stairs, off the skylit hallway, are two bedrooms and a full five -piece bathroom. The master bedroom, located on its own level, can truly be called a retreat. This stately suite, 600 square feet in size, features "his" and "hers" walk-in closets, a luxurious en suite bath with step-up oval tub, separate shower stall as well as a private water closet. The master bedroom also boasts a unique alcove sitting area, which could be made into a separate bedroom if desired. Situated on a 45 -foot lot and priced at $242,990, the Avondale Classic rep- resents truly phenomenal value for today's growing family. There is cur- rently one Avondale Classic available for immediate possession. On an over- sized lot, this home is priced at just $242,990. For further information and to tour the nine beautifully -decorated models at Forestbrook, exit Hwy. 402 at Whites Rd. and proceed north to Finch Ave. The Forestbrook sales office is located about half a mile east of Finch Ave., just past Fairport Rd. Sales office hours are Monday to Thursday from noon to 8 p.m.. Fridays from noon to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The sales office is closed on Sundays. For more information call 831-2221. i Create a mood w3Lth the kitchen sink --�,; features which assist in food preparation _ and clean-up tasks. It' space is not a problem in your kitchen, you might opt for a second food - preparation area with a second sink in the kitchen. In this case, . you might choose the larger sink as a central prep and clean-up area and a secondary, smaller sink for veg- etable cleaning and preparation or to be used as a bar sink. Bar sinks are available '?rte in brass, chronic and a variety of other fin- ishes. One of these finishes is Silacron, an easy -to -clean quartz material that is one of the most durable sink materials available. Silacron is available in a variety including a new metallic onyx color. However, if your counter space is already limited, you might want to consider a single bowl, the "mini" models of certain sinks or another popular choice — the cor- ner sink. A corner sink is a good choice when counter space is a consideration. More often than not, the counter is a wasted area F. in the kitchen. By changing the plumbing to make use of the corner, you gain valuable counter space for additional food -prepara- tion tasks. Most corner areas can handle a larger sink while leaving room for some decorative accessories or plants. The smaller "mini" sinks will most often fit comfortably in a 60- to 70 -cen- timetre (24- to 27 -inch) base cabinet — a feature that makes placement of the sink considerably easier. Although smaller in scale, many of these models include waste -chute sys- tems, built-in colanders, cutting boards or draining boards like their larger counterparts. Remember, the main sink or water appliance should relate to other appliances involved in food preparation. The stove top and dishwasher, for exam- ple, should be close by for easy food prep and clean- up. Before you choose the size and placement of your sink, first consider what functions you want it to per- form. By planning this first step you can then choose the type, size and position the sink in order to make it most effective. Don't forget that if you are remodelling your kitchen, work areas can be repositioned for conve- nience. The sink is an integral part of any kitchen. New kitchen sink designs help create a mood for the entire room. New approaches to kitchen design have made the sink area a focal point. Whether your kitchen is a spa- cious hub incorporating other living areas or a cramped cubby hole, your sink selection can enhance the look and function of your space. If your kitchen area is spacious and has ample counters, your options are as numerous as sink designs available. A single large bowl, the popular bowl and a half or, even, a three -bowl design options are available. Some sink manufacturers produce a full line known as food -preparation centres because of their many functions. Regardless of size, these sinks take every inch of the design into consideration. Dish drainers, soap dispensers, chopping boards, waste chute sys- tems and colanders are just some of the convenient OSNAWA THIS WEEKlAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 31 -April 3,1991 R%W S Nc�v HO>QiCs aril Iarzterioret R=2000 ho •mes are a in energyefficency Air -tight construction, a fresh -air ventilation system, high levels of insulation, an improved space- and water -heating system and maximiz- ing solar gains. 20 energy saving tips There are a few things you can do to conserve energy. Here is a list of 20 things you can do to save energy: 1) Raise your air-conditioning ther- mostat in the summer. For each degree higher, you'll cut your energy use by eight percent. 2) Tum off incandescent lights when you are not using them, especially in the summer when they produce unwanted heat. 3) Use low -wattage light bulbs in halls and other places where no close-up tasks occur. 4) Long -life light bulbs usually use more electricity than regular bulbs of the same wattage. Use long -life bulbs only in locations where access is difficult. 5) Use high -efficiency light bulbs in your outside security lights. Put them on a time or photoelectric switch. 6) Light only the specific area where you are working. 7) Grime from cooking, smoking and dust can dirty a light bulb and reduce the light it puts out. 8) Avoid checking on food while it cooks. Each time you open your oven door, 25% of the heat is lost. 9) Cooking in oven -safe glass or ceramic pans allows you to lower your oven temperature 25 degrees from what the recipe calls for. 10) In an electric oven, turn off your oven 15 minutes before the end of the cooking time. The remaining heat will finish the job. 11) Partially thaw frozen foods in the refrigerator before cooking them. In many cases, thawing foods lets you cut the cooking time by one third. 12) Use the automatic cycle on your clothes dryer. 13) Run your garbage disposal with cold water. 14) Use warm or cold water for washing clothes and always use a cold rinse. 15) Keep heating and air condition- ing filters clean. It's difficult to force air through dirty filters. 16) Use fans instead of air condition- ing for cooling whenever you can. Fans use only about 10 per cent of the energy air conditioners do. 17) Weatherstrip all doors and win- dows, even those in rooms you are not using. 18) Replace your old thermostat with a newer clock model. 19) Keep your fireplace damper closed when the fireplace isn't being used. 20) Schedule annual maintenance checkups for your heating and cool- ing system - All those features add up to an R- 2000 house, the most energy-effi- cient and environmentally -friendly home available in Canada today. Developed as a joint effort between the Canadian Home Builders' Association and Energy, Mines and Resources Canada, the R- 2000 home is not "just another ener- gy-efficient house." R-2000 homes are built by special- ly -trained and licensed builders and each home is individually certified. These homes combine modern construction materials and techniques with innovative, energy-efficient technologies to provide unprecedent- ed levels of home comfort. Careful sealing against air leakage helps to reduce drafts, heat loss and Now moisture flow into walls and ceilings, as well as the amount of dust and pollen entering the house. The ventilation system provides a steady supply of fresh, clean air to all rooms, ensuring a healthy indoor environment. Increased insulation reduces heat loss and provides improved soundproofing from out- side noise, while state-of-the-art heating systems mean increased lev- els of comfort, energy -efficiency and safety. 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 consump- tion target for each home. This "ener- gy budget" is calculated taking into frons $89 5: per month! 0 account such factors as local climate, house size and the type of fuel used. An R-2000 house does not have to conform to a specific design or lay- out. Any new home design can be adapted to the R-2000 standard upon 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. A certified R-2000 homes comes with a numbered identification cer- tificate. This proves that the home has been performance tested to ensure compliance with the R-2000 Technical Requirements and distin- guishes it from "almost all R-2000" houses and clones. Now, owning is as easy as renting at Kingsway Forest, 6 BRAND NEW FULLY DETACHED HOME STYLES to choose from, all with fridge, stove, washer, dryer & dish- washer included! SPECTACULAR FULLY DETACHED LUXURY HOMES! Exciting features include (depending on the home you choose) - cathedral ceilings - fireplaces - luxuTN ensuite baths with soakinf tubs - shower stalls - main floor family rooms/dens - countnv kitchens - i appliances (dishwasher. fridge. stove. washer. deer) INCLUDED! The home you want in the: forest community you want at the price you want: from $129,900. to just $159,900! SEE KINGSWAY FOREST TODAY! On Townline Rd. just north of Adelaide. Call (905) 436-5161 Office Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 2 p.m. to - p.m. Fri. Closed Sat. & Sun. Noon to i p.m. Exclusive .%genc% Representing Durham Homes: FOREST THE FAIRPOIrE Elet2tion IL r Gorgeou., I.i % sq. h. i bed- room home with: Fabulous brealdast room kitchen with V" walkout, main floor pow- der room. magmficent famih . room with vaulted ceiling & fo optional fireplace. Master Bedroom with walk-in closet & ` luxurious ensuite Master Bath with soaking tub. "his & hen' sinks. separate shower stall Jt;sr $1153,900./57.699. % DOR'N41029.00 a mom*! s � OSHAWA FOREST THE FAIRPOIrE Elet2tion IL r Gorgeou., I.i % sq. h. i bed- room home with: Fabulous brealdast room kitchen with V" walkout, main floor pow- der room. magmficent famih . room with vaulted ceiling & fo optional fireplace. Master Bedroom with walk-in closet & ` luxurious ensuite Master Bath with soaking tub. "his & hen' sinks. separate shower stall Jt;sr $1153,900./57.699. % DOR'N41029.00 a mom*! PAGE 6 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, Wrch 25.31,1994/BEST HOMES, Mwch 26-Aprl 2, ism ' ' m4evo ' IMCD 214fta ata43 InteriorB Lord El in Estates �s aperfect for a It has been said that location But, of course, the main reason ing on the sides and rear. the main bathroom. means success in the real estate busi- you come to Lord Elgin Estates is for Standard interior features include Prices for Model 305 start at ness. At Lord Elgin Estates, in the homes themselves. So, let's have oak pickets and cap handrails on the $139,990, which doesn't include Bowmanville, the meaning of suc- a closer look. stairs and single -]ever faucet in the builder's rebate. cess combines location with other On the 30 -foot link lots, there are kitchen. If the Model 305 looks like your great amenities. nine designs to choose from. Homes A closer look at the 1,450-sq.1'1. type of home, drop by Lord Elgin . Homes in Lord Elgin Estates fea- designs range from a 900 -square Model 305, for example, reveals Estates and see the other fine homes ture great designs and are available at foot, two storev priced at $119,990 to gable windows on the second floor the community has to offer. The great prices. There are even a great a 1,590-sq.ft. two-storey homes complete with gingerbreading and a builder is also offering capped five - incentive program to help you find a priced from $138990. Link homes decorative rail complementing the year financing at seven per cent home in the Bowmanville communi- are fully detached above ground and front porch. through National Trust. ty. But the truly great feature of Lord linked only at the footings deep Moving inside, you find a large To visit Lord Elgin Estates, exit Elgin Estates is the fact that the coni- underground. Prices do not include bay window making the family room Hwy. 401 at Waverly Rd. and go munity is the perfect place for raising builder's rebate- sunny and comfortable. Winter time north to Baseline Rd., Turn east and a family. The larger 50 -ft. -lot series features in this great room can be made even you will find the sales office on your In Bowmanville you find the best six designs ranging from 1,290- to cozier with the optional comer fire- right. of both worlds. The town is small 2,878-sq.ft. Prices start from place. Office hours are 1 to 8 p.m. enough to be free of elements found $154,990 to $'_07,990. Upstairs, the master bedroom fea- Monday to Thursday and noon to 8 in modern urban centres — traffic . All homes have clay -brick fronts tures a walk-in closet and full p.m. on Saturday and Sundays. The congestion, noise and crime. But and a combination of brick and sid- ensuite. The family bedrooms share sales office is closed on Fridays. Bowmanville also offers a regional hospital, malls. parks and other amenities that today's families need nearby. Lord Elgin Estates brings many of these amenities close to where you like them to be. In fact, the 81 -lot D INGI, site is located next to Lord Elgin GRAN OPEN 1 Park and its two baseball diamonds. tennis courts and soccer field. Lord Elgin School is right next door as well. What could be more conve- nient') Well, how about Hwy. 401 being just five minutes away:' or being just a a short drive from the Oshawa GO Transit station" At Lord Elgin Estates, you will also find that affordable home own- ership is not just a dream. In Lord Elgin Estates, you find single-family homes on 30- and 50 -foot lots start- ine at $119,900. The builder combines those great prices with a comprehensive incen- tive package that will make you think twice about going anywhere else. Included in the purchase price of your home is your choice of a 1994 Safari Deluxe Skidoo, a 1994 Sea - Doo (model SP), prepayment of half your mortgage payments for one year or a builder's grant towards the clos- ing costs, upgrades or cash in hand. Where do you find the best deals in new homes? In New Homes & Interiors, which has a pressrun of 200,000 copies every two weeks. To advertise in New Homes & Interiors call 905-579-4404 or Tor. line 416-798-7672 ys = More to Come Home to 1292 Eley.B' $� 'i 1 39.900 From �_l L ---j - �If- .n. . a_ ir 11411 J 11 Ni'11i1 `I III Mon. to Thurs. 1-8 pm Sat., Sun. & Hol. 11 am - 6 pm 434-3897 pyo NE IV E.e... .�. 'iArnr� EXECUTWE MALTY (1"3) eiC. cc cc cc 2 _ V Q ¢ USALES 2 a ►- O' CENTRE = rWY 2 ( l wwr �0! �_l L ---j - �If- .n. . a_ ir 11411 J 11 Ni'11i1 `I III Mon. to Thurs. 1-8 pm Sat., Sun. & Hol. 11 am - 6 pm 434-3897 pyo NE IV E.e... .�. 'iArnr� EXECUTWE MALTY (1"3) eiC. 'S: V . fllyrl�.rfitM,OlPIib'Min�Ki�!.\.�„Y,!"... �i/.:WYR'•L�'.6+r..'".� . r_, - ► =�, r OSHAWA THIS W EKMJAX NEWS AOYERTtSER, Med 25.31, IMMEST 11011ES, Mwch 26Apr/ 2,19H PAGE 7 NcW MIL40MMCM a =Ct I=itCW14M' z1D 0 • Halni inen Homes wins two SAM Awards It has been quite a year so far for Halminen Homes. The movers and shakers of the real estate industry gathered at the annual Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association Sales and Marketing (SAM) Awards recently, but it was the local builder who managed to walk away one of the big winners. Halminen Homes emerged as a winner not once but twice for its Fieldstone project in Courtice. The company brought home the awards for Best Sales Office Display (under 1,000 square feet) and for Best Signage. The GTHBA's awards reflect and are a recognition of Halminen's over- all commitment to excellence in design. construction and after-sales service. These most recent awards were not the first for Halminen Homes this year. Fieldstone's signage also won for best of category in the Ontario Home Builders SAM Awards, held in Niagara Falls in February. The Fieldstone sales office is located in Courtice at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Trulls Rd. The annual SAM awards presented by the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association honor people and companies who have helped strengthen the level of excellence and professionalism in the association. The SAM Awards are presented in a number of categories to honor indi- viduals and companies that develop and administer superior sales and marketing programs, produce excep- tional advertising and create unique architectural designs. This year's awards with more than 400 member companies attending were presented March 18 in Toronto, when a total of 36 awards were hand- ed out. The GTHBA was established in 1921 and is made up of over 730 companies representing builders, developers, renovators, financial institutions, sub -contractors and sup- ply/service professionals. The associ- ation is the largest member of the Canadian Home Builders' Association. Halminen Homes' Fieldstone won the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association SAM Award for Best Sales Office Display (under 1,000 sq.ft.) GRAND MODEL OPENING Winner of the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association SAM Award for Best Signange was Halminen Homes' Fieldstone. This was the second time the Fieldstone signage has been hon- ored this year. The signage won its category at the Ontario Home Builders' Association Sales and Marketing Awards, presented in Niagara Falls in February. PAGE • OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 25.31,19%/BEST HOMES, Much 26Aprb 2.1991 Signing in New Homes Month Communities across Durham Region got together on March 22 to declare April as New Homes Month at the annual Product Information Night held by the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders Association. Signing the dec- larations were (from left to right) Nk'hitbv mavor Tom Edwards, Clarington depute mayor Larry Hannah, .Ajax depute mayor Roger Anderson, Scugog mayor Howard Hall, Durham Region chairman Garry Herrema, Oshawa mayor Nancv Diamond. Jan W� ntonvk from the Bank of Nova Scotia and chairperson of New Homes Month, and Peter Ahramczuk. president of the Oshawa - Durham Home Builders' Association. The meeting, held at General Sikorski Hall in Oshawa, offered home-building industry related busi- nesses a chance to showcase new products or renew old acquaintances with builder members of the associa- tion Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association president Peter New Homes arzci Interiors Ahramczuk said 1994 is shaping up to a good one for the home building industry. He said four strong winter months are causing home builders to be optimistic about the rest of the year. Ahramczuk said consumer confidence seems to he returning and people are once again active in the home -buying market. ,tie% Homes ;Month kicks off on April 7 at Hcydenshore Pavilion in Whitbv with local builders and home builder members on hand to offer advice and information about their site, and products. For more informa- tion, sec: page 11 for details. ALL NEW HOME BUYERS This book could be worth thousands of dollars to you!!! To find out how to get your copy call.... (905)427=7452 - LEARN 905)427-7452 LEARN HOW TO BUY A NEW HOME WITH SECRETS FROM REAL ESTATE BROKER Specializing in New Home Sales with over 4,200 new homes sold in 20 years BEHIND THE DESK • Purchase your dream home for the lowest possible price * How to bargain for more upgrades * Recognize the pitfalls * What to beware of * Know the signs of overpaying " The Real Closing costs * Find out the inner workings of the New Home Selling Industry Now! IN I,; OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 2531,1994/BEST HOMES, Mn l 26AprN 2,19!4 PAGE 9 it 'm AtiA�ERFRO.'T co eREM�� o,.itPl.; ane Vedro Cagie,S Lil on the shore us Aim �Oe,atio`es fco tile e • Fabv r1o, fninu of Lade Gp rain a three bedroom 441 all Sone,, two anew Spaci y appliao� burning th Suits` Suis have w iag indoor Most faeiliti f eatueh m°re • R�reati nis e°°rt anding`Ath poo, ten sieved buil Fully re are �cupan p°reuasc immed a down► to �;�jjficd . Just 5 ggpR001'►: �ST,lncluded 1Zei+ Lower Prices �,n0N �� M�Rg lni[�RM &�Id�s ��, �° Eas WEIGOME gilOK E A �• O MW< ELO �a^M El-,.+.,�.a. z W W .- o = O W r Q Z d 6 u IV- ca c S 0 Fl E �#UAE� LAKE �Ni APIC PAGE 10 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 25-31,19941BEST HOMES, March MAprl 3,19914 0 I THE MOST POPUL" COMMUNITY IN METRO EAST 250 FAMILIES CALL US HOME! J90- �5144.990 �MF 11,J& ONLY 56 AVAILABLE MODEL SQ. FT. PRICE ASPEN CUFFS 1054 $122,990 ASPEN PINE 1210 $127,990 ASPEN NORTH 1326 $132,990 ASPEN DOWNS 1422 $137,990 ASPEN WAY 1518 $141,990 ASPEN STREAM 1578 $144,990 ON J Immec�a�#� Summ '94 Closings Anailab MONDAY - THURSDAY 1 PM - 8f ` FRIDAY CLOSED �. �. g - _ WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS 1 IAM I Boom —+ r4 623-7027 or 427-8605 -I� ` linked by garage ** Price includes builder's g The Kaitlin Group" RIVATE CRESCENT -- F R OSHAWA THIS WEMAJAX NEWS ADVERTISER. March 2S•31. 12UMF-ST HOYES_ Yareh 7&Ar*rY 9 1 QQ& oAetC „ New NODS Month April Is New Homes Month WITH SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS ATlir ALE UNDP, LE of Toronto gun Financial Editor MBank of Montreal Wc�'rc- t'aviiig At t Edit io�ri ALAN SILVERSTEIN-B.A., LL.B. Author of "BUYING STRATEGIES FOR NEWLY BUILT HOMES" Real Estate Talk Show Host - CFRB Radio Pres OjW AS R. ALTpN, C.A. Mortgage Bank Of Montreal 9 9e Corp. Meet Your Local Builders Exit Brock St. In Whitby, (#410), Go South To The End, Win Fabulous Prizes Which Becomes Waterstreet, Which Turns Left. Thursday, April 7th 7:00 p.m. Heydenshore Pavilion Whitby Sponsored by: Clayington This Week Rby 'This Week Pickering Whitby Oshawa Hw v' Hwy. #401 Victoria St. m` 1Peydenshore �.� villOn Waterstreet Lake Ontario o� Aiax/Pickering t^ News Advertiser 0 -VERS • P W P*M 12 OSHAMA TMs VEWAtMat MEws ADVEi:TISM -1�oh 2541. i9YUSEBT HOMM am- re 2s-Apw2,1"4 New Hoataes to=ti Zatcriors EXPERTS SAY: Buying a new home pays Clayton Research Associates predicts that "homeownership will continue to be a good investment, even in a low -inflation world." in a study comparing the investments of homeowners and renters in I 1 cities across Canada. Few investments can match the returns on a new house purchase. While the homebuyers's initial investment mar represent only five or 10 per cent of the total purchase price of a new home. appreciation accumulates on 100 per cent of the value of the home. If the homeowner sells the house. no tax is paid on the earnings for the investment — as capital gain on a personal residence is tax free. The study indicates that if house prices increase in line with the two -per -cent general inflation rate, homeowners will have a $50,00 greater net worth after 20 years than renters investing in GICs or in the stock market, and a $167,000 greater net worth after 30 years. Even if house -prices do not rise at all, the owner's net worth is still $75.000 greater than the renters after 30 years. Once the mortgage is paid off after 25 years, homeowners' shel- ter costs fall to less than one-third of renters' shelter costs. Homeowners can then reinvest the difference for even greater finan- cial gain. Beyond the financial benefits, the study also points out the "additional advantages of home- ownership in terms of security of tenure, control of one's living environment, pride of owner- ship (and) access to an asset on which to secure a line of cred- it." April is New Homes Month across Canada. Consumers are advised to take advantage of this opportunity to visit open houses, attend home -buying seminars and meet with local builders and lenders to learn about new homes and the home -buying pro- cess. Watch the coming issues of New Homes and Interiors for more information or contact the Oshawa and District Home Builders' Association. B OdinesforCanaffians' hom Today's new homes reflect the changing lifestyles of Canadians. A return to traditional values, the aging baby - boomers, environmental awareness, the desire for personal expressions — these are some of the trends that dominate the market- place and show up in the design, function and interior decor of today's new homes. In the 1990s, home is the place to be. Today's home- owners value time spent with family and friends in the relaxed and comfortable setting of their own home. Open -concept living-eating- ft,fly,111 working areas promote easy, enjoyable togetherness. Kitchens, often the hub of family activity, are designed for cotivenience and effi- ciency. Well-designed lay- outs make joint food prepa- ration enjoyable; pantries and kitchen cupboards with racks, lazy Susans, spice racks and interior lighting make organization easy; and built-in microwave ovens and under -cupboard cof- feemakers leave less counter clutter. The master bedroom and ensuite bath, with whirlpool tub, continues to offer homeowners of the '90s a 11. quiet, relaxing and private retreat from the demands of their busy lives. The rich warmth of natu- ral materials and fibres — wooden cabinets and floors, ceramic tiles and stone — provide lasting beauty and solid, enduring quality and value. Today's economically - minded and environmental- ly -aware homebuyers place a premium on space effi- ciency. New homes are care- fully designed to make the most practical use of each square, with functional working and storage areas, effective traffic "corridors" and room layouts that pro- mote togetherness. Cathedral ceilings, the elimi- nation of interior walls, large windows, solariums and greenhouses create an impression of spaciousness and style. Professional builders keep up to date with the lat- est trends and demands of the marketplace. They build homes to fulfill the needs and desires of today's home- buyers and work closely with them to create the home of their dreams — a home that reflects the home - buyer's personality and lifestyle. PRICEDLIKE 40 ' LOTS 1 I DESIGNEDLIKE 50' LOTSFROM190�� AwNd es nut lbeWo&dlands "Where Family Comes First" •Roes a soecncAois =Ay to mase mmout notice E.60 E Prwrj* & merest oniy First tea Payments of 3 year term. 25 yea aig wAson 1110 wwron 5% oorn payrnenl to Qmwed purtlrasers So Much For So Little In Whitby. Presentation Centre is boated Worth on "" 401 on 8— Street MMM RosslaM Rd. aria Taunton Rd. in Whi". Just mmules trom Go Train. Presentation Centre Eburs: Mon Ttwrs.l P M 8 R. Sal.Sun and Hohdays U 4.M. 6 P.M Closeo on Friday. i a- T� ALI A Presentation Centre is boated Worth on "" 401 on 8— Street MMM RosslaM Rd. aria Taunton Rd. in Whi". Just mmules trom Go Train. Presentation Centre Eburs: Mon Ttwrs.l P M 8 R. Sal.Sun and Hohdays U 4.M. 6 P.M Closeo on Friday. i �14 HMALI-- NEN \vim FABULOUS D D HOMES MAI 3ON91 NCLUE 6 NEW GuEnt is BUT am TwIl IN CNl1NTICN arnIR E ePIPPI U� CST INMgD® 29901NI"AL nK00211 5% Total Down payn * gnolillei ,NIY1� 1 •, >y' y,• r Z J a ,yy •' � pz ar u Y T Q o a � TO TORONTO l� .» •.• I I NIIM 101 YAK MNOR. Cali: (ooa)404-1880 1 SALES OFFICE HOURS F- r- r r , ~ Monda Thursday t -8pm Fridays 12-5pm Sundays tam bpm Closed Saturdays - •WKWn e05 sq rt d MMed wsemem aea PAGE 14 ""AWA THIS WEMAJAX #*WS ADVERTISER. Msrah 954,,., R{ 4EST HOIit39, YreeM 2i-AprM 2,19W NCw H40ZIM4595 and Iatcriors No w is. a gr Buying a new home is a serious decision and sit, rttt- icant investment. But it is also an exciting and reward- ing process! Doing your homework and carefully researching the marketplace, means that you will be able to buy your new home with confidence, knowing that you are get- ting the most for your money from the best in the field. • Determine hoc much you can afford. You may have a downpayinent together and a rough idea of how much you can afford to borrow. Contact your lending institution to talk it over. Ask about a pre -approved mortgage. It's ease to arrange and it costs nothing. For a specified length of time until you buy (some lenders otter up to 90 days), a pre -approved mortgage can con- firm the mortgage you qualify for and protect you against interest rate increases while allowinc you to benefit i f rates drop. • Choose a professional builder. When you decide to buy a new home. it's important to select a profes- sional builder. The quality of your home is determined by the quality of your builder and, when you buy from a professional builder, you are assured of getting the most value for your investment. Contact the Oshawa and District Home Builders' Association for the names and telephone numbers of member builders. Association members are committed to prol-essionalism in the residential construction indus- tr\ and adhere to a strict Code of Ethics set down by the Canadian Home Builders' Association. Most professional builders are also members of the Ontario \est Home Warranty Program, which offers a warranty against major structural failures for a mini- mum of five %ears and guarantees against defects in workmanship and materials for at least one year. They also sateguard deposits made by new home purchaser. Talk to friends and family members who have recently bought a new home and ask for their recom- mendations. Their experiences can give you valuable information about the professional builders in the area. • Gather at least three names of prospective builders. Contact each of them to discuss your housing needs and request a list of previous projects and cus- tomers. Drive around and take a look at some of the houses they have built. Talk to the homeowners and ask questions about the community, the house and the builder's service before, during and after the sale. Consult more than one homeowner for each builder to get a cross-section of opinions. Take notes as you go along to help you make comparisons later. Take a good, close look at a builder's model homes. Are they soundly built? Are they well finished'' How do they compare with other homes built by this builder and other builder? Ask the builder about the types of materials used, the maintenance requirements and other details of interest to you. eat time to buy a new home Find out from each builder what kind of service you can expect after move -in. Many builders have estab- lished a system for follow-up with their homebuyers — such as three- and six-month inspections. Compare the service packages of different builders. • Hire a lawyer. You will need a lawyer (or notary) to complete a veal estate purchase and it is a good idea to arrange for this early. If you don't have a lawyer already, the local or provincial bar association can refer you to lawyers who specialize in real estate. Your lawyer will represent your interests throughout the pro- cess of buying a new home. Ask for an estimate of legal costs in advance so you know what to expect. • Decide where to buy. You can look for your new home by visiting builders' model sites, checking news- paper ads or following "For Sale" signs that you spot while driving around. You can also hire a real estate agent to look for a new home. Either way, the location of your new home will be one of the most important factors you will want to consider. Is the home conve- nient to work, schools and shopping? Is public transit close at hand? Picture yourself in the neighborhood — is it well maintained? Are recreation facilities available and nearby? Are there environmental considerations — such as sources of pollution, noisy traffic routes for cars, trains or aircraft — that you may want to consid- er? • Get the home you want. You must consider your needs and wants carefully to decide what is "nice to have" and what you "must have," while always keep- ing your financial resources in mind. If you are work- ing with a real estate agent or a new home salesperson, choose a professional who can help you identify partic- ular technical features and quality and value in maten- als, products and workmanship. Most builders offer a number of choices for their standard finishing products — such as color and pat- tern of flooring and tiles, style ofkitchen cupboards and hardware and color of bathroom fixtures. Many builders also have a full inventory of optional items — such as upgraded kitchen cupboards, skylights and trim. Professional builders will accommodate special requests by purchasers — such as special tiles or wooden flooring — whenever possible. You don't want to exceed your budget when making GRAND OPENING MARCH 26th decisions on features and options. At the same time, it is wise to look ahead if you intend to stay in your new house for a number of years. installing that skylight you have always wanted in your bedroom, for instance, is less costly at the planning stage than at any other time once the construction begins. • Prepare your offer. Before work can begin, your builder needs a firm Agreement of Purchase and Sale. Your lawyer or your builder's salesperson will draft an offer to purchase that describes the property and the price, details final specifications of all features, options and changes — including appliances, fixtures, etc. — and established a closing date for the sale. The offer may also contain conditions you wish to insert to pro- tect your interests. • Finalize the purchase. If there are conditions to your otter, you and your builder will now be acting to remove them. If you haven't already done so, now is the time to arrange for financing. Your lender will con- firm that your mortgage is approved and your lawyer will check the property title and verify and prepare the necessary documents. GRAND OPENING MARCH 26th r �A LTONA FOREST PJCKERIN r� .).,MAT RA LLY0 :1101"al W a Aftiw fFarea - PPckw*Ws snort MWkwal lotion. Comm" ;*0m am 9 and 4 bedroom Ver sr fttvgsfsoenoos, ,in 7 w dssipns arriliooda* Priic WIM am Me f06uhom /[aeon foail+atfs attnal qtue0ty your to ON Of N&W*Ws =WWWaso Allona Foeew its artttjcasowNp/s a Vg&/v afar Opening much 2 W FAF N IMr' AWAVE The Koitlin Group- a LAM OWAM - �� r r i nnnn' �� . nnnnnnnn. nnnn tlklaw_ -OMAWA TNS WEEK/AJAX NM ADVERTISER, Parch 25.31,191 4SM HOPES, March 266Apri12,104.PAGE 15 •Gas Fireplace in all Family Rooms •Ceramic Foyer *Space Age Shelving •High Efficiency Furnaces FNModel Home Located on Courtice Rd. Between HWY 2 and 401 Mon. to Thurs. 1 - 8 pm !,U N K I E Sat. & Sun. 12 - 5 pm CR C�►��_1. 1TG' Cl 432- 333ed ays 0 HWY 2 9; Oy 90 *� WHITBY AJAX TQRONTO *000 SALES CENTRE COURTICE �9 I :\7 ► fti w �fiyn, 0-04, u � - .v JEFFERY HOMES J •Gas Fireplace in all Family Rooms •Ceramic Foyer *Space Age Shelving •High Efficiency Furnaces FNModel Home Located on Courtice Rd. Between HWY 2 and 401 Mon. to Thurs. 1 - 8 pm !,U N K I E Sat. & Sun. 12 - 5 pm CR C�►��_1. 1TG' Cl 432- 333ed ays 0 HWY 2 9; Oy 90 *� WHITBY AJAX TQRONTO *000 SALES CENTRE COURTICE �9 I :\7 ► fti w �fiyn, 0-04, u � - .v Yric Fro► • All Clay Brick •Rustic Rural Setting •Treed Community Park . i J -- . L`_. —I I r • L� �� _1 T-1 L�ji�_ I- 1 r 'Saes. specifications. price terms 6 condhou thons Ne subject to change witt notice E & 0 E •Acrylic & Glass Shower Stalls •Appliances in Some Models •Vinyl Clad Windows and More! i �- „iii+��• WU 10 T,V nIi iron itioliU�■ N R = 7I '•' ,�i. i 'BIFIII>7I�fIB1 �11p�1pp111� . - I • Alk ALV�� OQ� j319 AN�A�o SZ Yric Fro► • All Clay Brick •Rustic Rural Setting •Treed Community Park . i J -- . L`_. —I I r • L� �� _1 T-1 L�ji�_ I- 1 r 'Saes. specifications. price terms 6 condhou thons Ne subject to change witt notice E & 0 E •Acrylic & Glass Shower Stalls •Appliances in Some Models •Vinyl Clad Windows and More! i �- „iii+��• WU 10 T,V nIi iron itioliU�■ N R = 7I '•' ,�i. i 'BIFIII>7I�fIB1 �11p�1pp111� . - I • Alk - c 4 I PAGE 16 OSHAWA THIS WEEK/AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER, March 25-31,1994/BEST HOMES, March 26 -April 2,1"ll MODEL HOME OPEN --PHASE IV THE RAVINES OF FAWN'S IA-NDINTG Y _ a z �. ..�. ` Aff&.� a— 1 iii'...m -- -BL-- - ■all ■ .a G CEN ■ Y AVE. E. ,� cc 2 2 w ¢ a a �n N HWY.2 CC ► -► HWY. 401 9 2 6 9 J , 93 r o� a I 4i e`Fill r AL r «A ! SPRUCE 2. - ELEV. B - $315,900 Ar Bu aanew me is one igges n O�most important purrhase'Nf a**#'* ak % 7W A I ifetithe-w-Takingiyour ti a n ding v %dut r I Fb m eft w o ..wand 40yV Ar m'eans,that yo will get -A' greatest quality,co.mfort and n V value for your inve ment. --,,YO u could win terrific prizes, including aZrip, for 2 to A V Las Vegas when you vis a local h.ome builcrer's site. V See page 4 for details AW Ilk oo, !kip NWW' ROM-' ilk v - -4C #SOW, LOW PRICES! • -NEW LOT RE_E0pA%__wzUA171 ;in A • 56 SES ONLY ON A PRIVATE CRESCENT • COMPARE! YOU WON'T FIND BETTER NEW HOME VALUE ANYWHERE! DETACHED* U41 q prii is Top PRICE i Immediate & Summer '94 Closings Available MONDAY - THURSDAY 1 PM - 8PM FRIDAY {LOSED WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS I IAM - 6PM n i -'� 623-7027 ►: or 427-8605 Linked by garage " Price includes builder's grant 1�7''1I![M71. . �itttt>• ,AR Al �L * k'j r-AL-WU 0 W) ko I L:0X* 1 0 ILI I 1 01• ., �jG�LAND GA1Zp�� Presenting a New Style of Family Living We are proud to unveil the first of our next generation of homes - "The Stirling", an R-2000 bungalow that has many new exciting features and surprises for you to discover. Another First for Kassinger Our new model home has the Elan Home Electronics Network which will become the "on Ramp" to the Information Super Highway. We are the only builder offering this feature in the Greater Toronto Area. You won't want to miss this new electronic system in operation. NUVq r' Canada Brick "s 9 if G in Courtice EXCU Sl1 E.16E M RLU014 a FLEVI \G L I t11 TED RE ALTOR 576-_518 ■ Visit our sales office this weekend from noon until dusk. Follow our open house signs to George Reynolds Drive. See us April 7 at the `e% Home Bu,ers Seminar, Hevdenshore Pa,,ilion in Whitb-. April is 1 Neu Hom-% 114mth PAGE, 91004 PAPAOE OF HOMES Seminar kicks off New Homes Month To help kickoff New Homes Month, the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association is sponsoring the Fourth Annual New Home Buyers Seminar at Heydenshore Pavilion, in Whithy, on April 7. Co- sponsoring the seminar are the Bank of Montreal, Oshawa Whithy Clarington This Week and the Ajax;'Pickering News Advertiser. The seminar will offer con- sumers a chance to meet local builders and get expert advice from special guest speakers — Toronto Sun financial editor Linda Leatherdale. author and radio talk - show host Alan Silverstein and Bank of Montreal Mortgage Corporation president Thomas Alton. People attending the seminar should brink any questions they have to the seminar, where they will he answered by industry profession- als. People attending the seminar will have an opportunity to win fabulous prizes. Heydenshore Pavilion is located on Water St. in w'hitby. To reach the site, go south on Brock St. past Victoria St. Turn east on Water St. to Heydenshore Pavilion. There is no admission charge, but seating is limited. It is recom- mended you pre -register for the seminar by calling (905) 579-4404, from Toronto (416) 798-7672 or after hours (905) 579-8080 and leaving a message on the answering machine. Bank of Montreal 0#Wwa/Mmitlbffl4 rkWW This Week Aj&x1Md wing . News Advertiser from $895: per month'. Now, owning is asas r ' at Kingsway Forest, 6 as N FULLY DETACHED HOME STYLES to choose from, all with fridge, stove, washer, dryer & dish- washer included! SPECTACULAR FULLY DETACHED LUXURY HOMES! Exciting features include (depending on the home you choose) • cathedral ceilings • fireplaces • luxun- ensuite baths with soakingtubs • shower stalls • main floor family rooms/dens • country kitchens • 5 appliances (dishwasher, fridge, stove, washer, dryer) INCLUDED! The home you want in the forest community you want at the price you want: from $129,900. to just $159,900! SEE KINGSWAY FOREST TODAY! On Townline Rd. just north of Adelaide. Call (905) 436-5161 Office Hours: Hon. to Thurs. _' p.m. to " p.m. Fri. Closed Sat. K `un. \oon to 5 p.m. Exclusive .Ageney Representing Durham Homes: 1ls RealtN Ltd.. Broker 1905 ► 430-5993 .INGSWAY FOREST ,,F THE Fmitposrr. FJcvation B. s . l�rrgrmk, Li ib A4. ft i bed - i*"+ a room hrwne with: Fabubus s hreakU4 roan kwhen with s IrAuo walluwt, main Boor poxv- der room, magnificent famih .. roan with vauhed ceiling & e -�," opuonaf fire 4W,!. Naatrr Bedroan with walk-in cbset & z luxurious ettswte %taster Bath with soaking tub. -hr. & hen ,inks. xparme shaver stall JEST $153,900J$- .695. t7_41 DOSV. $1025.00 a month! ,April is hies and spoakdions suhrct to'"r _*out w6ce Sp ctoi ttmted Bate offs availohk only to qudihW purchasers. Per month hpwos rely to priadpd & Wwoo popaertls roln&W of 7% over 25 yeors. April Is New Homes Month WITH SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS LIND�THEitDALE F1 lot Emor ALAN SILVERSTEIN-B.A., I.L.B. Author of "BUYING STRATEGIES FOR NEWLY BUILT HOMES" Reel Estate Talk Show Host �t�dent of a ALTOW. C.A. 410"9 0i; r Montreal B+pe Corp. DIRECTIONS TO THE SEMINAR Exit Broth SL In Whitby, (#410). Go South To The End Which Becomes WIItWSVest, Which bums Lett. � OSHAWA g C j uKc oH.ww.o .INGSWAY FOREST ,,F THE Fmitposrr. FJcvation B. s . l�rrgrmk, Li ib A4. ft i bed - i*"+ a room hrwne with: Fabubus s hreakU4 roan kwhen with s IrAuo walluwt, main Boor poxv- der room, magnificent famih .. roan with vauhed ceiling & e -�," opuonaf fire 4W,!. Naatrr Bedroan with walk-in cbset & z luxurious ettswte %taster Bath with soaking tub. -hr. & hen ,inks. xparme shaver stall JEST $153,900J$- .695. t7_41 DOSV. $1025.00 a month! ,April is hies and spoakdions suhrct to'"r _*out w6ce Sp ctoi ttmted Bate offs availohk only to qudihW purchasers. Per month hpwos rely to priadpd & Wwoo popaertls roln&W of 7% over 25 yeors. April Is New Homes Month WITH SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS LIND�THEitDALE F1 lot Emor ALAN SILVERSTEIN-B.A., I.L.B. Author of "BUYING STRATEGIES FOR NEWLY BUILT HOMES" Reel Estate Talk Show Host �t�dent of a ALTOW. C.A. 410"9 0i; r Montreal B+pe Corp. DIRECTIONS TO THE SEMINAR Exit Broth SL In Whitby, (#410). Go South To The End Which Becomes WIItWSVest, Which bums Lett. PARADE OF HOPES PAGES. Features add value toyour home First-time homebuyers who want to ensure investment value are wise to look carefully at the features in a home, say Canada's professional real estate appraisers. A cross -Canada survey of residen- tial appraisal specialists who are members of the Appraisal Institute of Canada showed that several features were most likely to add to a home's value: • Master bedroom and ensuite bath combination. • Separate living room and dining rooms. • Family rooms. • Garage. These features, appraisers say, can improve chances of resale at a good value in the future. New homes rent value for move-upbuyers Move -up buyers can now have the home of their dreams and at a price they can afford. "There has probably never been a better time to buy a new home than right now," says Mary Lawson, a spokesperson for the Canadian Home Builders' Association. "In order to boost consumer confidence, builders are offering some great deals. Today's buyers are getting incredible value for their money." Affordability has never been lower. Low mortgage rates have reduced the cost of buying a house and enabled consumers to afford higher priced homes. Today's move - up buyers are finding that they can buy "more house for their money" than they expected. Builders are offering a vast selec- tion of new homes, specifically tai- lored to move -up buyers, with all the features and amenities that these consumers could not afford in their previous homes — large bedrooms with ensuites, spacious bathrooms with whirlpool tubs, mainfloor laun- dry rooms, lots and lots of windows in all sizes and shapes. bright and efficient kitchens, formal and infor- mal dining eating areas, greenhouse kitchens and many other features that add to the quality of life through comfort, convenience and aesthetic pleasure. At the same time, builders are beginning to see a number of changes in the demands and desires of move -up buyers. Streamlined design is an important concern for today's economically -minded con- sumer and move -up buyers want a carefully -planned layout that main- tains a feeling of openness. Energy efficiency and reducing the monthly heating bill is becoming more important and the concerns about indoor air quality and other environmental issues are becoming more common. By taking advantage of the semi- nars and open house offered by many builders during New Homes Month, buyers can better get an idea of the home -design features they are look- ing for. For move -up buyers espe- cially, New Homes Month presents a valuable opportunity to find out what is available from the professional home builders in the Durham Region. "Choose a house in a location close to amenities, constructed with quality materials and with adequate space for future additions and improvements," said a Halifax appraiser. "Go for quality," added an apprais- er from Ottawa. "Look at subdivi- sions built by a variety of builders and shop around. What does the streetscape look like? How are the rooms laid out? Are they of adequate size and attractive?" Appraisers were also asked if they thought first-time buyers should con- sider the size of a house over the presence of luxury features, given an equal selling price. The answer, they agreed, was to choose the largest house for the money and then add the luxury features as needed. For buyers able to afford luxury features, appraisers recommended looking for mainfloor laundry rooms, two -car garages and energy-saving features such as high -efficiency fur- naces. Professional real estate appraisers routinely provide value estimates to banks• trust companies and mortgage brokers as well as private firms and individual property owners. The Appraisal Institute of Canada awards "AACI" and "CRA" designations to those appraisers who have met strin- gent requirements for education and experience. For more information or for a directory of designated real estate appraisers in the area, call the Appraisal Institute of Canada at I- v ; v -, V., P QPo f; t' � 0 .o �Tt , 4500 DOWN! 45' LOTS! There's never been a better tine to purchase a home at Kingsway Forest in Oshawa! Built by Durham Homes, a respected name in the industry. 77tese attractive bungalow and two storey homes offer cathedral ceilings. fantail & bay windows, sumptuous bathrooms, garden room kitchens and outstanding energy conserving features. 77ese well-designed hoand situated on 39' ro 48' lou and are surrounded by greenspace• ravines a woodlot. visit our site today to find out how you too can be the proud owner of a Durham Hone! INVENTORY CLEARANCE NOW ON! HOMES PRICED FROM ��... S...o. It -.:,� ^2.. ,�.. .:.. x,.�" ?-;R^•.. �;.. a■a, GPM rare a Thwamw OU to "M • &is" OWN t• wa now cbsec d'I ,:.;1M>IfwtwM� AltMw tL •M�fM - a'own F1 ar�tMww I� +t4 - 1UILFMM OF QUALIFY HOMES IN DURHAM REGION FOR OVER M YEARS • .o•L..•• EVE • I t i 3 onuwA LA.E OMI.NIO d'I ,:.;1M>IfwtwM� AltMw tL •M�fM - a'own F1 ar�tMww I� +t4 - 1UILFMM OF QUALIFY HOMES IN DURHAM REGION FOR OVER M YEARS 14 • 0:11 =Al k t)c�.1Ft PAGE 6 PARADE OF HOMES ftofessionals in the industry The logo of the Canadian Home Builders' Association — a stylized house set in a maple leaf — is the symbol of a home builder's commit- ment to excellence. Members of the association are true professionals. They are commit- ted to the latest building technolo- gies and products, well-advised about consumer trends that are shap- ing housing today and tomorrow and placing the highest priority on pro- viding you with a home of lasting value and quality. The Canadian Home Builders' Association represents more than 12.000 member -companies from across the country. Association members account for over 80 per cent of all housing in Canada. A strict code of ethics guides the pro- fessional conduct of member compa- nies. Provincial home builders' associ- ations have developed new home warranty programs to support the industry's commitment to profes- sionalism. Local associations. like the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association. offer a variety of ser- vices — such as consumer seminars and information nights — to help homebuyers make informed deci- sions. Many members are involved in activities that reflect their dedication to continued professional growth — serving on local industry/municipal government committees, participat- ing in provincial educational pro- grams and providing advice to com- mittees representing consumers and the industry. So when you are buying a new home, be sure to look for the logo of the Canadian Home Builders' Association or of the Oshawa - Durham Home Builders' Association. Builders display these logos in their ads. Yellow Pages list- ings or on their business cards and promotional brochures. If you don't see a logo, ask your builder whether he or she is a mem- ber or call the Oshawa -Durham Horne Builders' Association for a listing of member builders. When you buy from a profession- al builder member of the Canadian Home Builders' Association, you can look forward to owning a new home, confident in the knowledge that you are getting the highest com- mitment to quality in the home building industry. Natural Gas... It's more than a fL Smart new home buyers insist on the economy of Natural Gas features! The Choice for Modern Living Natural gas is the choice for modem living. For a number of good reasons, millions of Canadians use it to heat their homes. Natural gas fumsoes offer cost and energy savings over oil and electricity. Not only can natural gas beat your hone, it can heat your water, cook your food and dry your clothes. Did you know... ■ Natural gas heats water up to four times faster than electricity. TALK TO YOUR. -BUILDER ■ With a natural gas fireplace, you can enjoy a cozy evening by the fire for an average of about 15 cents an hour, a fraction of the cost of traditional wood -bunting fireplaces. ■ Cooking with natural gas gives you the benefit of instant, easily controlled heat. ■ Natural gas barbecues are less expansive to operate than propane barbecues. A natural gas barbecue connects right into your home gat system, meaning you will never again run out of gas with the meal half cooped. li Consumers Gas lel Consumers Drive Whitby 668-9311 B ig News From NOW WIT VERY COM DING .- ---- .......,,,,,,-"141-2.-.gat.3ai..•:-�ow..Yr:-.::�as^�tn.. :.�w.w».- ,. ,,,.,;,,_�rw.dr�a.Fm.djw,:. April is New Homes month Canada's homebuilding industry and the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association (ODHBA)are gearing up for the fifth annual New Homes Month campaign. Consumers across the country are invited to explore the benefits of new homes and the advantages of buying from profes- sional builders. "We have been saying, as builders, that is the right time to buy a new home for some time now," says ODHBA president Peter Abramczuk, "and it continues to he a great time. Even though interest rates have risen slightly, the combination of good prices and builder incentives make for a great time to buy." Canadian Home Builders' Association president Ted Bryk adds "low interest rates, govern- ment programs and flexible mort- gage options are enabling first-time homebuyers to enter the market- place sooner than many think pos- sible." During April, the industry is opening its doors to show the best in new home designs and layout, state-of-the-art building technology and products and many energy-effi- cient features. Housing tours and special dis- plays offer opportunities to explore the benefits of new homes first- hand. New Homes Month is a national campaign of the Canadian Home Builders's Association and the Bank of Montreal. Bank of Montreal awarmr�,► This Week Ajaziftwil News Advertiser PARADE OF HOMES PAGE 7 (MA) •Gas Fireplace in all Family Rooms -All Clay Brick -Acrylic b Glass Shower Stalls •Ceramic Foyer -Space Age Shelving *Rustic Rural Setting eAppliances in Some Models *High Efficiency Furnaces *Treed Community Park -Vinyl Clad Windows and More! Model Home Located on � Courl Rd. Between iC \ H W Y 2 and 401 Mon. to Thurs. I - 8 pm (t jvJ L 1 L 1 ilk (.i Sat. & Sun. 12 - S pm �closed Fridays ( I 432-3333 rre..r HWY 2 s 9; * COURTICE 401 uiwr�nr,, t OSHAWA fORn11f0t April's _ 4 Priced From •sr, wca.d,, ma r..a . <nawn ,e ,,.,K• 'o :.wn. ••w•• ,ac. E . � � April Is New Homes Month WITH SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS `�T}IER F1Mr,w Edn ALAN SILVERSTEIN-B.A., LL -B. Author of "BUYING STRATEGIES FOR NEWLY BUILT HOMES" Real Estate Talk Show Host �derrt of �k . C.A. Ala "9fte co'p. rru L DIRECTIONS TO THE SEMINAR Exit Brock SL In Whitby, (#410Go South To The End Which Becomes Waterstreet, Which Tums Left W1 PAGE 8 PARADE OF HOMES Housing market favors first-time buyers "For anvone considering the purchase of a first home. today's market conditions may well be the best in 20 rears." Those words, from Canadian Home Builders' Association presi- dent Ted Bryk. reflect the opportu- nity for people looking to buy a new home in 1994. The key concern for most first- time buyers is affordability, which is a product of a number of factors such as interest rates and new home prices. The cost of financing a home is lower than it has been in many years. First-time buyers can "lock in" to five-year mortgage rates well below those available at the begin- ning of the decade. Compared to rental costs. which continue to rise. the costs of homeownership have fallen. Today's typical S 100,000 five-vear mortgage will cost over $300 per month less than at prevail- ing 1990 rates. Banks and other financial institu- tions have introduced new and more flexible mortgage "products" in recent years. Homebuvers have greater selection of rates and terms. so finding a match between income and financing arrangements has never been easier. It costs nothing to go through the simple steps o1 finding just how affordable buying a home can be. For information, contact the Canadian :Mortgage and Housing Corporation at 1-613-748-2367. �ST • Am New homes offer greater choices Purchasing a new home can give you choices not otherwise available. A new home is designed, con- structed and finished for you. And the choices involved can go beyond merely selecting the colors of paint to go on the walls or flooring patterns. To begin with, your new home will be the best home that your professional home builder can offer. It will be constructed using the most advanced materials and products, many of which were not available in the past. Your new home will also offer a high level of energy efficiency due to advanced construction detail- ing, increased insulation and improved building products. This means greater comfort and conve- nience as well as reduced operat- ing costs. Choosing to buy a new home also means that you can work with your builder to insure that your home suits your unique needs. Professional home builders are committed to satisfying their cus- tomers and will offer you as much flexibility as possible in layout, finishing and features. They will also help you select options that best suit your lifestyle and needs of your family. If you are thinking of buying a home, look into the advantages buying a new home can give you. PARADE OF HOMES PAGE 9 Fe WAR Pied Esbft ±::.. TAUNTON Uj E ❑ Saks Trailer $ ¢ ROSSLANO Hwr. n KM 10 F%UM CW WMES Buying a new home is a rewarding experience Buying a new home is a serious decision and significant investment. But it is also an exciting and rewarding process! Doing your homework and carefully researching the marketplace, means that you will be able to buy your new home with confidence, knowing that you are getting the most for your money from the best in the field. e Determine how much you can afford. You may have a downpayment together and a rough idea of how much you can afford to borrow. Contact your lending institution to talk it over. Ask about a pre -approved mortgage. It's easy to arrange and it costs nothing. For a specified length of time until you buy ( some lenders offer up to 90 days), a pre -approved mortgage can confirm the mortgage you qualify for and pro- tect you against interest rate increases while allowing you to benefit if rates drop. • Choose a professional builder. When you decide to buy a new home, it's important to select a professional builder. The quality of your home is determined by the quality of your builder and, when you buy from a pro- fessional builder. you are assured of getting the most value for your invest- ment. Contact the Oshawa and District Home Builders' Association for the names and telephone numbers of mem- ber builders. Association members are committed to professionalism in the residential construction industry and adhere to a strict Code of Ethics set down by the Canadian Home Builders' Association. Most professional builders are also members of the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, which offers a war- ranty against major structural failures for a minimum of five years and guar- antees against defects in workmanship and materials for at least one year. They also safeguard deposits made by new home purchasers. Talk to friends and family members who have recently bought a new home and ask for their recommendations. Their experiences can give you valu- able information about the professional builders in the area. • Gather at least three names of prospective builders. Contact each of them to discuss your housing needs and request a list of previous projects t and customers. Drive around and take a look at some of the houses they have built. Talk to the homeowners and ask questions about the community, the house and the builder's service before, during and after the sale. Consult more + than one homeowner for each builder to get a cross-section of opinions. Take notes as you go along to help you make comparisons later. Take a good, close look at a builder's model homes. Are they soundly built? Are they well finished? How do they compare with other homes built by this builder and other builders? Ask the builder about the types of materials used, the mainte- nance requirements and other details of interest to you. Find out from each builder what kind of service you can expect after move -in. Many builders have estab- lished a system for follow-up with their homebuyers — such as three- and six- month inspections. Compare the ser- vice packages of different builders. • Hire a lawver. You will need a lawyer (or notary) to complete a real estate purchase and it is a good idea to arrange for this early. If you don't have a lawyer already, the local or provin- cial bar association can refer you to lawyers who specialize in real estate. Your lawyer will represent your inter- ests throughout the process of buying a new home. Ask for an estimate of legal costs in advance so you know what to expect. • Decide where to buy. You can look for your new home by visiting builders' model sites, checking news- paper ads or following "For Sale" signs that you spot while driving around. You can also hire a real estate agent to look for a new home. Either way, the location of your new home will be one of the most important fac- tors you will want to consider. Is the home convenient to work, schools and shopping? Is public transit close at hand'? Picture yourself in the neighbor- hood — is it well maintained'? Are recreation facilities available and near- by? Are there environmental consider- ations — such as sources of pollution, noisy traffic routes for cars, trains or aircraft — that you may want to con- sider? • Get the home you want. You must consider your needs and wants careful- ly to decide what is "nice to have" and what you "must have," while always keeping your financial resources in mind. If you are working with a real estate agent or a new home salesper- son, choose a professional who can help you identify particular technical features and quality and value in mate- rials, products and workmanship. Most builders offer a number of choices for their standard finishing products —such as color and pattern of flooring and tiles, style of kitchen cupboards and hardware and color of bathroom fixtures. Many builders also have a full inventory of optional items — such as upgraded kitchen cup- boards, skylights and trim. Professional builders will accommodate special requests by purchasers — such as spe- cial tiles or wooden flooring — when- ever possible. 1292 Elev. B 3139.900 More to Come Home to From !10 - - 40, !I.J►'.I!1► I I)! ruuY DETACHED! ALL BRICK FRONTS! MODEL NOME OPEN 900 April is — ; lens' N4n Mon. to Thurs. 1-a pm Sat., Sun. a Hol. 11 am - 6 pm /434-3897 NElyy E•cbw• y.- � t, 7 'atm Q(l EXECUTWE REALTY (1963) INC. ! f A , • ,....s..•.A,.�e...>..�• �3�--�....r.-r..-s.-... �•. rs.._.-.r- ... .... - .........�... _...._v.........�.-..moo-.. .... �. cc U W "SALES EZ E2 U CENTRE = 111 2 .,W, •0• - - 40, !I.J►'.I!1► I I)! ruuY DETACHED! ALL BRICK FRONTS! MODEL NOME OPEN 900 April is — ; lens' N4n Mon. to Thurs. 1-a pm Sat., Sun. a Hol. 11 am - 6 pm /434-3897 NElyy E•cbw• y.- � t, 7 'atm Q(l EXECUTWE REALTY (1963) INC. ! f A , • ,....s..•.A,.�e...>..�• �3�--�....r.-r..-s.-... �•. rs.._.-.r- ... .... - .........�... _...._v.........�.-..moo-.. .... �. T Protecting your investment New home warranty programs were established by builders to pro- vide comfort and confidence to con- sumers purchasing a new home. These programs offer a warranty against major structural failures for a minimum of five years and guarantee against defects in workmanship and materials for at least one year. They also safeguard deposits made by new home purchasers. The programs are funded through fees for builders' registration and for each housing unit registered under the program. "When you are in the market for a new home, contact your provincial New Home Warranty Program office for a list of builders who are regis- tered with the program," advises Ted Litster, chair of the National Warranty Council ofthe Canadian Home Builders' Association. "Once you have decided on a builder, he or she will see that your new home is enrolled in the program." Upon completion of your new home, the builder will accompany you on a walk-through of the house and ask you to sign a Certificate of Completion and Possession. During this inspection, you should ask your builder any questions that you might have about your new home. A Warranty Certificate will then be issued to you by the Ontario New Home Warranty Program office. Your builder will also pass on to you any warranties by manufacturers, suppliers and subcontractors for products or services that went into the construction of your home. Warranty coverage is another step that the housing industry is tak- ing to meet consurner expectations and ensuring that they are receiving full value for their investment. PARADE OF HOMES PAGE 11 j, , Inco • ,i,; •yam'; : t �/ � � ree o!f y April is ❑ �' FRIAR elegy'. 'B' $177,'100 \feu Ilome% 11onlh Ceiltle 37 EXCLUSIVE HOMES NESTLED IN A QUIET RAVINE SETTING VISIT THE MODELS AT LINCOLN GREEN AND SEE THAT DREAMS C.4N COME TRUE. Exclusive marketing...Anne Wisniewski, Sales Rep. 434-8575 _V %.# %0 1 %ff %F .. ahCITY AHWES it 4 soo SITE IIOURti: Mon -Thur 1 - 10 at MM816tv 10- � - OL .E osw.ww , ..w, ..�. soo SITE IIOURti: Mon -Thur 1 - 10 at MM816tv 10- � - OL .E osw.ww , ..w, ..�. 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HARMILMS1.11)N.ELIN \v�� FABULOUS Dff-ACHED HOMES TOTAL OF LIVING- SPACE' see T INQUOU 190 INIV E O rl JEW Down payment to geaUfled :HARMING NEW COMMUNITY IN C093TICE pnrcka:ers DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS INCRBDIB6B OFF'BR "°'"u % 8S INCLUDES: 5 Appliances • Family Room • 3 Bathrooms • 35 oz Carpet Ceramic Flooring Plus Much More! Cr �ML` A �'r• � 1 = J W `` • G = J CK ' TO TORWO �� IIMn101 • •, {�' ' I I LAZE plTAltb - - -T`-- csu:(so6)404-1880 s: SALES OFFICE HOURS .4 L% Monday -Thursday 1 -Bpm m Fridays 12-5pm eV r f I Sundays ta-6pm Closed Saturdays •WKkod s 405 sQ R d /osned Duemeni area .— - • • see vw saws ftlesenoeve er degas 17 WEDGEWOOD ELEVATION A 131,990 Prices and swaaoaonsare ubwlbdrarywow ndceE10E PAGE -14 -PARADE OF HOMES S3L09ning in New Homes Month Communities across Durham Region got together on March 22 to declare April as New Homes Month at the annual Product Information Night held by the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders Association. Sionine the dec- larations were (from left to right) Whitby mavor Tom Edwards. Clarington deputy mayor Larry Hannah. Ajax deputy mayor Roger Anderson, Scugog mayor Howard Hall, Durham Region chairman Garry Herrcma, Oshawa mavor Nancv Diamond. Jan W-'vntonvk from the Bank of Nov it Scotia and chairperson of tics. Homes Month, and Peter Abramczuk. president of the Oshawa - Durham Home Builders- Association. The meeting, held at General Sikorski Hall in Oshawa, offered home-building industry related busi- nesses a chance to showcase new products or renew old acquaintances with builder members of the associa- tion Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association president Peter Abramczuk said 1994 is shaping up to a good one for the home building industry. He said four strong winter months are causing home builders to be optimistic about the rest of the year. Abramczuk said consumer confidence seems to be returning and people: are once again active in the home-buving market. New Homes Month kicks off on April 7 at Hevdenshore Pavilion in W'hitbv with local builders and home builder members on hand to offer advice and information about their sites and products. Open and shut Natural finish wood shutters reinforce the appeal of natural materi- als in this Southwestern -style living room. The louvers add textural appeal and architectural dimension and the home benefits from their insulating properties. PARADE CW HMES F%GE 16 Canadian home builders are world leaders Canadian home builders are recog- nized as the "best in the world" for quality and performance they build into new homes. Last year, housing experts from around the globe met in Vancouver for the international Innovative Housing '93 conference and to exam- ine new trends in housing. Norwegian housing expert Anne Grete Hestness firmly stated, "Canada leads the world in energy- saving housing technology." The statement came as no surprise to Canadian builders. Canadian housing technology enjoys an unparalleled reputation in the international housing community'. How often have we heard these statements and simply accepted them at face value without wondering what lies behind them? The Canadian housing industry is a complex network involving builders, trade contractors, manufac- turers. lenders, researchers, utilities. government agencies and many oth- ers. "At any given point in time, the industry is engaged in a number of activities that have the single aim of building better homes for Canadians," says Bruce Clemmensen, chair of the Technical Research Committee of the Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA). "These homes are more comfortable to live in, more afford- able, more cost-effective to operate and better for the environment." The Advanced Houses Program, a research and demonstration program initiated by Energy. Mines and Resources Canada and the CHBA, offers a fascinating look at the homes of the future. The program is the test- ing ground for innovative ideas and products that will have a profound Homes reflect lifestyles Today's new homes reflect the changing lifestyles of Canadians. A return to traditional values, the aging babyboomers, environmental awareness, the desire for personal expressions — these are some of the trends that dominate the marketplace and show up in the design, function and interior decor of today's new homes. Today's economically -minded and environmentally -aware home- buyers place a premium on space efficiency. New homes are carefully designed to make the most practical use of each square, with functional working and storage areas, effective traffic "corridors" and room layouts that promote togetherness. Professional builders keep up to date with the latest trends and demands of the marketplace and strive to build homes to fulfill the needs and desires of today's home- bhyers. influence on the way we build houses in the future. On the surface, the 10 "advanced houses" located in communities coast to coast may not look all that differ- ent from neighboring homes, but they are the most energy-efficient and environmentally -responsible homes in the country. All of these houses use only one-quarter of the energy and one-half of the water of an aver- age home. Each house provides its own unique blend of new and inno- vative ideas and technologies — such as high -efficiency heating, cooling and hot water systems in new and unique combinations, materials with recycled or non-toxic content (from insulation to carpeting made from pop bottles). heat recaptured from waste water: and "zero -water" land- scaping. The "advanced houses" will be carefully monitored for several years. The best of the results will be incor- porated into the R-2000 standard, Canada's leading-edge system of building energy-efficient and envi- ronmentally -friendly homes. The aim of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation's Healthy Housing Design Competition was "to design houses for the Canadian cli- mate which are in keeping with the principles of sustainable develop- ment — houses which offer healthy indoor environments, conserve resources and are environmentally - responsible and which remain afford- able." Construction of the winning designs, including an affordable urban infill project, was to begin early this year. An aging population means safety, accessibility and independence are growing issues in housing design. CMHC's Open House is a barrier - free display home designed to accommodate mobility, sight and hearing limitations as well as envi- ronmental sensitivities. The Open House offers a wide array of products and design features — such as wide doorways, roll -in showers, non-toxic floor finishes, a smoke detector -acti- vated strobe light and motorized win- dow controls. Collaboration among all facets of the industry in these and other pro- jects keeps Canada at the forefront of housing technology and Canadians among the best -housed people in the world. 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