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THEALTH
Scarlet fever
outbreak hits
grade schools
0 Potentiall`'-deadh' disease 'eery curable'
with penicillin, says health department
By KEITH GILLI(;A%
STAFF RFIX)KTFR
AJAX-PICKERING - Parents should monitor their
children after an outbreak of potentially -deadly scarlet fever
in some elementary schools here.
Durham Region health department supervisor of vaccine -
preventable diseases btanon Nlegesi says more than a dozen
calls have been received since March from school principals
and parents reporting cases of scarlet fever among
youngsters.
It's not known exactly how many children have been
stricken because scarlet fever isn't a disease that doctors
must report to the health department_
This outbreak has affected several elementary schools in
Ajax and Pickering. Ms. Megesi says, although the
dWamn,cnt doesn't keep track of all the schools because the
disease is non -reportable.
Scarlet fever begins with a persistent sore throat and fever.
Symptoms are a red rash on the neck, chest, armpits,
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VONTARIO BUDGET
Jobless, commuters, business helped
By KEITH GILUGAN
` STAFF REP' Mt
AJAX-PICKERING - Residents got a break
Yesterday when provincial treasurer Floyd
Laughren kept his promise and didn't raise taxes
in his budget, and he announced pians to create
tens of thousands of new jobs.
The Ontario NDP will pour $1 billion into the
Hwy. 407 project to speed up construction of the
east -west commuter link that will reduce traffic
jams on the 401.
Other highlights of the budget include a $I -
billion cant in the deficit that will bring it to $83
billion, down fivm the S9A billion of last year, the
creation of 350,000 jobs over three years;
continuation of a savings pian for homebuyers; tax
writeoffs for companies carrying out research and
devek)pament; promises of welfare reform; and a
tax break for employers hiring new workers.
During his budget speech, Mr. Laughren said,
"Ontario is on the move... ecoricirruc indicators are
encouraging."
Work on portions of Hwy. 407 will be
accelerated, with the section from Hwy. 48
westerly to Hwy. 403 completed in 1994, 16 years
ahead of the original schedule. About 20,000 jobs
will be created over the next five years with the
accelerated timetable. Phase one of the project will
bring the 407 east to Markham Rd and phase two
will end at Courtier Rd just east of Oshawa.
But, Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman noted,
pians for the 407 thrmo Durham Region haven't
been fioaliaed.
Your oueea's Park representative called the
spending blueprint a "jobs budget", while Mr.
Laughren said, "The time to hire is now "
To help encourage job creation, employers
won't have to pay the health tax for the first year
after hiring a worker. Mr. Wiseman predicts this
will help create 12,000 new jobs.
Provincial business taxes will be harmonized
with federal ones, so businesses will have to spend
IM time collecting money for goMerrurlent. .
Changes in the budget give Ontario an "extra
competitive edge" over other provinces, Mr.
Lmoren said.
Welfarewill also be reformed to help get
people off social assistance and back into the
woddorce, Mr. Wiseman said A new program,
jobLinks Ontario, will be set up to train and
support people making the transition.
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PICKERING - Another resident
officials should not be discussing the
has come forward with a petition
proposal"behind closed docxs' and
that area residents should have the
against a compost processing plant
right to sit in on any meetings to
proposed here
Sherry Senis of Sherman Cres.
discuss it. (Cotarcil has established a
Pickering council Tuesday she's
"sppolicy LSP' to investigate
"special
the Proposal and report back to
already collected 204 signatures
councd.)
from residents against the facility.
"We urge council to reject this
She also told councillors
proposal." she said. adding she and
"would
Pickering would lose more jobs from
having the plant here than it would
others were upset councillors
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compost processing plant being
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PICKERING - Follow the
be picked up at the public works
yellow fish road.
That's what volunteers want
townsfolk to do once again this
year in Pickering as they take part
in the Yellow Fish Road program.
They will paint yellow fish
symbols beside storm sewer drains
and deliver brochures to homes on
their yellow fish route.
Thev want to remind people
that household products like oil.
'pesticides, paints and solvents
shouldn't be dumped down
curbside storm sewer drams. When
those household products enter
such drains, they then flow into
rivers, streams and lakes, where
chemicals in the products can
harm fish and other aquatic life.
Tie chemicals can also pollute
areas where storm retention ponds
are used to trap excess surface run-
off.
Groups of four to six people
are required to take part in the
yellow fish program — a[ least one
adult to four kids is recommended. ,
The route outline and kits may
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the day after their work has been
completed. Anyone interested in
participating may register and
book the area they will cover up to
June 17.
To register, call councillor
Eileen Higdon at 420-4605.
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estate business, said in a later
interview that Pickering is already at
the bottom of the list for most
companies considering a new
location because of its nuclear plant
and garbage dumps.
This would be just another nail
in the coffin " she said.
Ms. Senis circulated her petition
mostly in neighborhoods away from
the south Pickering site (beside the
York -Durham Water Pollution
Control Plant) being considered for
the project, because she didn't want
only a "not-in-mv-backyard"
response. only one per cent of the
people she encountered are in favor
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of the plant, according to Ms. Senis,
who said most are opposed because
it would probably involve importing
garbage from outside Pickering.
Ms. Senis said she had the
impression councillors weren't
really listening to her Tuesday night,
and is considering going out to
collect more signatures. She's
confident she'd have no trouble
getting a lot more support.
Corky DeGraauw of Valley
Farm Rd. also appeared before
council recently with a 95 -signature
petition against the compost
processing plant. and said he'll be
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V HOSPITAL
New services eyed
0 Upgraded obstetrics,
expanded surgery,
chemotherapy clinic
AJAX-PICKERING
Residents may have access to new
types of services at Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital as the
result of a re -organization of
regional hospitals recommended
in a study commissioned by the
Durham Region District Health
Council (DRDHC).
The acute care health study,
which has not yet been approved
or released by the DRDHC,
recommends that obstetrics
services at Ajax -Pickering be
upgraded to handle more complex
cases, that its surgery services be
expanded, and that a
chemotherapy clinic be
established at the hospital.
If the study's
rr;oo� mdatious are approved by
the DRDHC and by the provinaal
ministry of health, Whitby
General Hospital will become a
rehabifimou centre to serve all of
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Scarlet fever can lead to kidney
problems, rheumatic fever or even
death.
Ms. Megesi notes penicillin can
treat the "very curable disease".
If a child does have a persistent
sore throat, parents should get
their family doctor to do a throat
swab.
Call the health department at
686-2740 for more information.
FROM PAGE 1
elbows, groin or inner thigh,
flushed cheeks and a pale area
around the mouth. The tongue
may become bright red and pitted
like a strawberry.
The rash isn't itchy, but feels
like sandpaper.
The communicable disease can
be spread through the air or
through saliva.
Durham, while Oshawa General
Hospital and Ajax -Pickering will
be centres for general medical
care. Services such as emergency
care, pediatrics, cardiac care,
some rehabilitation care, general
surgery and medicine would
continue to be offered at the local
hospital.
Ajax -Pickering president
Bruce Cliff, a member of the
DRDHC committee overseeing
the study, notes all of the changes
recommended by the study are
only being discussed by the
committee and are not final. He
says if the plan to turn Whitby
into a rehabilitation centre
proceeds, the acute care services
now provided there will have to
be divided up between his
hospital and Oshawa.
According to Mr. Cliff, Ajax -
Pickering will not necessarily
have to. expand its facilities to
provide the additional services.
"We're going to have to look
at that. We haven't got to that."
The study is scheduled to be
made public on May 1 I.
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Same-sex benefit debate
`frustrates' gays, lesbians
By LINDA WHITE
STAFF REPORTU
DURHAM - As the debate
over same-sex spousal benefits
rages on at Queen's Park, many
gays and lesbians
here hold out little'
hope of winning
new rights.
"I can't see it;
going anywhere.
(Premier) Bob
Rae would lose
the few votes he
has left" if he Tanya
granted such Gulliver
benefits. believes
Cathv (who's asked that her last
name not be used to protect her
children). "I'd like to see i
happen. but it's like bashing you
head against the wall."
The New
Democratic Party
caucus continues
to debate Wq
proposals to
amend Ontario
laws to give gay
and lesbian
couples the same _ MM
rights as Jim
heterosexual Wiseman
couples, such as
the right to adopt Lhildren. But
many oppose it on religious o
moral grounds, while others think
it's too dangerous with a
provincial election looming.
The issue is a "very divisive"
one. admits Durham West MPP
Jim Wiseman.
'If something But he's in
support of such
happened to legislation,
my partner, I pointing to the
would like to Supreme Court
continue of Canada which
"continually
raising her strikes down the
children' laws of Ontario
on this issue
because our laws
are out of line with the Charter of
Rights."
t Mr. Wiseman believes
r enacting same-sex benefits is a
"justice issue, a rights issue" and
argues gays and
l e s b i a n s
Dont shouldn't be
discriminate "discriminated
because of a against" because
sexual of a sexual
orientation "they
orientation 'they didn't choose but
didn't choose but were born with."
were born with' But there would
have been little
controversy if
t the vovernmcnt had acted earlier
r and not so close to election time.
maintains Tanya Gulliver. a
Durham Board of Education
trustee who "came out" as a
bisexual last year.
"It's extremely frustrating,'
admits Miss Gulliver, who had
placed much hope on the NDP's
promise four years ago to enact
same-sex benefits.
She laments such
"discrimination" as not being
able to adopt her partner's
children. "There are so many
rights associated with being a
legal parent. If something
happened to my partner, I would
like to continue raising her
children. Right now, I have no
claim whatsoever"
Though Miss Gulliver is listed
as a "co -parent" of those children
at their school, material sent
home is still sent only to their
mother. "I don't think that would
happen to a step-parent."
She believes many
homophobics "would have to sit
down and confront their own
fears" if all gays and lesbians
came out. "They'd see people
they like and deal with on a daily
basis."
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Millwork
The government aces a
number of options• including
shelving the proposal•
introducing legislation later this
spring, or allowing a free vote
among MPPs.
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1)UR1{AM - The essence of
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The ceremony, held at the
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"Volunteers seem to be able
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The awards are given to
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According to Ms. Swarbrick,
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This leaves a "legacy of
respect and pride for future
generations," she said. "They
represent a source of pride for
everyone in Ontario."
This year's list of winners
Thinking of mom
Roland Michener Public School students in Ajax got a helping
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Ajax, as they prepared for Mother's Day. Here, Mary Robertson
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It could be a clear-cut case of the left hand not
knowing what the right hand is doing.
And, it would come as no surprise that it involves
several levels of government.
We were told last week that, if the Province has its
way, your local hospital will bP forced to shut down beds
and lay off staff.
It announced it's cutting the hospital's operating funds
by 5846,000 through a reallocation of money, which
involves a complex formula that dishes out cash based on
the amount hospitals spend per in-patient case.
At a time when hospitals in Durham Region are
already working hard to improve the delivery of health
care — through the elimination of duplicate services, and
by more efficient delivery of what's available — Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital is being hit with another
blow. The blow in this case is in the planned closure of
19 beds.
This week we learn Whitby General Hospital is going
to become a rehabilitation centre for all of Durham
region. Ajax and Oshawa hospitals would then become
the centres for patients in need of general medical care in
Durham as it's suggested Uxbridge and Port Perry
hospitals be downsized and Memorial Hospital in
Bowmanville explore changing its mandate.
Last but not least, we have the thousands of people in
Ajax and Pickering who have worked diligently over the
past 10 years raising funds for their hospital expansion.
The new west wing, ironically, officially opens Thursday.
We're baffled. One of these phrases doesn't belong —
fund-raising, expansion, increased population, 5846.000
cutback_
You guessed right_ Let's hope our friends at Queen's
Park pick the right answer too. After all, it is your money
and it is your hospital.
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''TARTS CENTRE
Aj* ax hotel needs the arts to
survive
To the editor, People who go to plays like to about funding for an arts centre the economy moving again —
i wish to publicly voice my cat dinner at nearby restaurants, sip coming solely from the public, I hopefully in the direction of Ajax
concerns about regional councillor cocktails at a nearby lounge and know that there are private funds and Pickering.
Susan Dulny's comments at a window shop before going into the out there for this sort of venture. Susan Wilms,
recent meeting of the Ajax Town show. And as for any concerns Indeed, local business wants to get Pidca ing
C She voiced concerns about Don't put other women down for your benefit
councillor Steve Parish's support To the editor, please those who might not take you seriously.
of a proposed arts and culture I've just finisbed trading your column "I sir-tainly do I arts always surprised by women who fed they need
cen,far aebote!/eonferettLa complex.e and apparent Lack f support
ob1� (may. April 17)_ to declare "I am not a feminist" but of course I believe in
councillor Dulny bad done her I agree with your concerns about respect and equal rights — equal pay — equal laws — aqual respect
councillor
she would recognize any but I was ofd by one paragraph in your etc. Quite a eonaadiction.
that homework major hotel will recognize
nly gnize article. "I'm not a raving feminist — I never burned my I am a feminist of course. I have no problem saying
where there are things for people to bra and have no intention of joining any types of so. One of the unwritten ntlow
es. You don't put down otter
do (i.e. plays, galleries, peopling 'women's rally.- women no matter who you want to look good to.
do (i.e cafes 3t frac rases, sporting
The p�g*aPb was not necessary and looks like as Helen Taylor,
apology of some sort for your views or an attempt to Ajax
Should we allow people with criminal records to immigrate
We asked. to Canada?
--asked at the Ajax Plaza
GABRIELLE BOYER
"It depends what
they've done. If it's
serious, no way."
GREG MCLAUGHLIN
"It depends on what
they do. If the crime is too
severe, they shouldn't be
allowed in."
AMANDA PERREIRA
"Yes we should, however,
if they've committed a
serious crime or have a
lengthy record, they
shouldn't be allowed in."
JENNIFER GUIJARO
"No, because we don't
want any more criminals
here than we already
have."
FRANK VERWEY
"Of course not. The
social burden is too big.
Why fill the bucket when
we are trying to empty it?'
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Obituaries
SATURDAY
GARDINER, Frederick
Marusa Gardiner and Ryan Gale.
May 4, 1994. Arthur, beloved
Arthur — In loving memory of
Fred was a WWII veteran and a
husband of the late Dorothy. Loving
Frederick Arthur Gardiner, who
member of the Kawartha Shrine
father of Roy and his wife Arleen,
passed away peacefully on April 29,
Club. He was also a former long-
John and his wife Maureen, and Bill
1994. He is most cherished by his
time resident of Pickering. A funeral
and his wife Dodie. Dear Papa of
wife, Annette (nee Stephanie); and
service was held Monday, May 2 in
eight and great-grandfather of four.
sorts Kevin and his wife Anne; Jim
the chapel of the Aceemne Funeral
Friends will be received at the
and his wife Marilyn; and daughter
Diane and her husband Kelly Gale.
Home, Ajax, 428-9090. In lieu of
flowers, donations to the Shriners
Accettone Funeral Home, 384
Finley Ave., Ajax (428-9090) on
Devoted Grandpa to Daniel,
Marsha
would be appreciated.
MAW, Arthur — Suddenly on
Friday, May 6 from noon to 3 pm.
and 7 to 9 pm. Service in the chapel
Rebecca, Jeremy, and
VONseeks
volunteers
on Saturday at 11 a.m. Interment
Erskinecernetery.
DURHAM - Dedicated
volunteers are being sought to
visit and phone people at home
with an illness.
The Victorian Order of
Nurses, Durham branch, also
needs pet visitor volunteers and
people to do office work.
Volunteers will be matched with
clients who share similar
interests and live in their
geographic area.
For more information, call
434-2530.
IPICKERING MEDICAL CENTREI
AFTER HOURS CLINIC
OPEN FROM:
MONDAY - FRIDAY 5:00 p.m.- 9:00 P.M.
SATURDAY
9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
SUNDAY
10:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
Associated
Physicians
Dr. M. Semoff
Dr. R. Shatir
Dr. B. Farber
Dr. V. MacLennan
Dr. H. Petroff
Dr. M. Phillips
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CKERING
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Billbowd 6PW14 e
Billboard is a tree feature for
a.m. to 2 pm. Merlin's Dragon,
variety of items such as household
toys, books, gardening tools,
conrnrui-'r events of a non-pro(it
barbecue, crafts. 509-2274.
COMEDY: The AIDS Committee
,goods,
collectables and clothing are
nature. To have your events
promoted in Billboard, call us at
on it Billboard,
of Durham hosts a comedy and drag
featured. Bake sale, plant sale,
handmade crafts and refreshments.
tri f>t, fax or write to
social from 7:30 pm. to 1 am.
Special guest Elvira Kurt, a female
416-2845537.
the Ajax -Pickering News
the Aj x -Pk a Commercial Ave.,
comic, performs. $20 per person.
TENNIS: Sandy Beach Tennis Club
Ajax, Ont., LIS 2115.
per couple. Hors d'oeuvres,
holds its summer registration at the
SATURDAY. MAY 7
buffet, cash bar. Advance tickets
buffet,
�'�n Park courts from noon to 4
PLANT SALE: The Pickering
only, available at the AIDS
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p.m. People can sign up for
Horticultural Society holds a plant
Committee. 78 Simcoe St. N.,
memberships, lessons and house
sale starting at 10 am. at St.league
Oshawa. 723-8201.
play. Cost is $10 for adults,
Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
150s, 160s DANCE: The Dunham
of the Canadian Cystic
$5 for children.
Church St north of Hwv. 2. Ajax.
chapter
SOCCER CLUB• The Ajax
perennials, house plants, lxnlbs. Fibrosis Foundation sells turrets at
baked goods. white elephant 839-
7600.
FLEA MARKET: A flea market.
plant and bake sale is held at SL
Timothy's PnNbyterian Church. 97
Burcher Rd.. Ajax, from 10 am. to 2
pm. Refreshments available. 681r
2158.
FUN FAIR: Today is the &—adline
to rent graft tables for a fun fair at
Sir John A. Macdonald Public
School 777 Balaton Ave..
Pickering, on May 13 from 5 to 9
pm. The cost is S20 plus a raffle
donation. l)txnaww accepted for a
white elephant sale. 839-8260
(Adele Gibson).
FUN FAIR: Rosebdnk Rodd Public
School. 591 Rosehink Rd. S..
the Oshawa Civic Auditorium,
Thoroton Rd. S. beginning at 9 am..
for its 12th annual '50s and '60s
Breath of Life Dance for Cystic
Fibrosis to be held May 28 at 8 pm.
Tickets $20. limit of 10 per person.
579-8647 (Julia).
CONCERT: A benefit concert fox
The Arthritis Societv is held from 7
to 10:30 p -m. at the McLaughlin
Gallery. Bagot St- Oshawa. Ajax
resident Ron Korb and The Kappa
Band perforrn Japanese Mysteries.
S25 per person. Call The Arthritis
Society at 414-7221 for tickets.
GARAGE SALE: SL Paul's-oa-
the-1 till Anglican Church holds its
annual garage sale from 10 am. to 3
pm.. 8232 Kingston Rd, (just west
of Fairport Rd) Pickering A
Warnors Soccer Club holds a new
equipment sale and used shoe
exchange from 10 am. to 2 p.m. at
its clubhouse next to the Ajax
Community Centre, Centennial Rd.
683-7696 (Caroline), 428-0494
(Connie).
SUNDAY. MAY 8
LITTER NICK -UP" Ajax Citizens
for the Em iron ent and the Town
of Ajax host a litter pick-up and Jug-
a -mug picnic from 9 am. to 1 p.m.
at Rotary Park. Free food for clean-
up participants: nominal lost for
drinks. 428-3879.
FLOWERS: Pirie Ridge Memorial
Gardens, Ajax, will place
complimentary flowers for Mother' S
Day on the lot of any mother
Picker e. hosts a tun fall from 10 interred in the gardens. 4-217-5416
rooked, S p a c e d, Discoloured
------� h s v aed Teeth ?
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CONSULTATION
Trus consultation is offered so that you can easily obtain information on dental
procedures and conditions, allowing you to make an informed decision about your
dental health. Please note that x-rays and a more complete examination are
required in order to make a full diagnosis of indiwdual conditions.
Dr. Pavelic is a general dentist trained to all aspects of dentistry 48
by the Uruversity of Toronto. Dr. Paveilc's office is a prevention
oriented dental practice dedicated to your health, appearance
and comfort. Offer expires Friday, May 20.1994.
"DEDICATED TO G1VM YOU THE
SUCCESSFUL SMILE EDGE"
M.S. Pavelic, D.D.S. 428-0188
89 - 570 Westrtey Rd. S., Ajax
THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, MAY 6.1994 -PAGE U
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You'll enjoy this park play
By LARRY O'LEARY
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS
ADVERTISER
PICKERING - Neil SimonIs
plays are always popular with
community theatre groups,
probably because they usually
deal with real-life situations that
audiences can relate to. And, if
properly produced and directed,
they are always very funny.
The Simon play of choice this
season seems to be Barefoot in
the Park, with no less than four
groups presenting it. The story is
quite simple; it traces the
problems faced by a pair of
young newlyweds as they start
off their life together in their
first apartment.
Theatre Durham's production
is as good a production as I have
seen anywhere.
In spite of the fact Ted Castle
as the telephone man is making
his stage debut and director
Randall Rowden is directing his
first full-length play, both have
come through with flying colors.
Castle started out very
nervously, obviously opening -
night jitters. But be soon settled
down and bad the audience
laughing at his antics.
Rowden has done a fine job,
however, 1 am a little
disappointed that, rather than
finding a solution to one of the
technical problems, he decided
to leave it out altogether.
I refer of course to the all-
important snowfall. Apart from
that, his interpretation was
excellent.
The four lead characters gave
mixed performances.
Louise I.ukiancbuk was
simply brilliant as Corrie's
mother Mrs. Banks. This woman
has had years of experience and
used all of it to develop a
lovable, funny character.
Excellent body language, voice
and character development.
John Lukianchuk as Victor
Velasco, the strange upstairs
neighbor, was not quite as good
mainly because of very poor
body language, at all times very
rigid, with hands down by his
side.
He never seemed to be really
relaxed and in charge, delivering
some lines too fast.
Carolyn Goff as Corrie was
also guilty of speaking too fast
and running lines together. She
is delightful to watch on stage as
she moves around like a dancer
and captivates audiences with
her sheer energy and perky
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looks.
This fine young actress has a
great future ahead of her, but
first she will have to overcome
her tendency to look at the
audience, as if for approval.
Set design by Anita Lawson
was superb. She came up with
an attractive and functional set
in a very difficult space.
Lighting and music were very
appropriate.
I really enjoyed the show.
The audience loved it as, I am
sure, you will.
The show runs Fridays and
Saturdays May 6, 7, 13 and 14 at
Dunbarton Fairport United
Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd.
(Dixie Rd. and Hwy. 2). Curtain
time is 8.
Tickets are $9 or $7 for
seniors or students. Call the box
office at 831-6509.
AJAX-PICKERING
> Coconutz's Jam Night o0
Coconutz Taps & Eats in Ajax
:;:Sunday features the band Live
invites you to 'get hip' this
;.'.Sex Show. It starts at 9.
weekend.
Coconutz is at 520
Tragically Hip tribute band
:Westney Rd. S.
.toad Apples takes the stage
and will cover all the hits of
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he popular Canadian rockers
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Friday and Saturday starting
>or comedians, call Al Rivett at
:it 9 both nights.
.683-5110 to be included in
A special guest band will
this entertainment listing.
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is $3 per person before 9 and
moon for the Friday paper.
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HOW MOTHER'S
DAY HAPPENED
Just about the time that the fust wild
flowers were blooming on the West
Virginia countryside 96 years ago. the
very first modern Mother's Day was
celebrated in Grafton in a remote
country church that was forever to
become a national shrine dedicated to
American and, eventually, intemation-
al motherhood.
The idea for Mother's Day, as we know
it. was inspired by Ms. Anna Reeves
Jarvis, transplanted from her native state
to Philadelphia. where her own rnother
died in 1906. The memory of all her
mother snood for lead her to a crusade to
establish Mother's Day as a perpetual
tribute. not just to her revered mother. but
to all mothers all over the world-
She
orldShe announced her vision to a group
of friends that were gathered to observe
the first anniversary of her mother's
demise. In the ensuing year, she enlist-
ed the help of civic organizations and
business leaders to help her bring her
concept into being. Chief among her
protagonists was John Wanarnaker. the
Philadelphia merchant prince and phi-
lanthropi t. who campaigned with her
to "make Mother's Day happen."
And so it was just a year later in
1908 that Grafton. West Virgirua, came
to be the host town for the first
Mother's Day.
It didn't take long for the Mother's
Dav idea to take off. By 1910. Governor
William Glassman had declared
Mother's Dav to be a west Virginia
State holiday. Arid then. just three %ears
later, congmss made it a national holi-
day to be observed in all the states and
territories. Finally. in 1914. President
Woodrow Wilson issued the first presi-
dential prot:larnabon to mark the day. So
don't you forget the day — Sunday,
Ma'. d — this year. lfD94_S4l
uayiahg Clue so .Moan
paper to share your thoughts is being on the
receiving end of a long. loving later. Even
when you don't have the time to write, you
can still corrmntmicase with mom. How about
sending her that delicious recipe you clipped
from the paper or that article on gardening or
a new movie you know she'll enjoy? Sharing
common interests by mail takes on a few
minutes and will create a bond you can enjoy
for years.
_L11" AiA;W
Stop and do things to remind you of your
mom this Mother's Day. Look through old
family photographs or rediscover that sweater
she knitted for you that hasn't been wom in
years. If you an afford to, let your mother
know you're thinking about her by buying a
small. special gift she won't be able to resist.
Try Vivid„ an elegant, floral scent she's sure
to love, a sills crepe printed scarf or delicately
beaded earrings, all available from Liz
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Wed-Thurs. 12-8
1610 Bayly Fnday 12 9
Just West Of Brock Rd. Sat -Sun 10-9
It wasn't so long ago that people stayed in
the same town where they raised, enjoying
the comfort and seeunty of having their
whole families nearby. Today. however. as
the demands of two steer households and
the frequency of job rdocauans bring that rn
to an aid, family members find themselves
Separated other by distance or by a lack of
tome to spend in each other's company.
These separations can be particularly
difficult for children io bear as they suddatFy
realise that their smashers aren't done at hand
to give them true" advice oa families.
horses and careers. Iia CLuborso. lac.
looked into this contemporary dilemma and
cane rip wish some ideas on bow to stay
c3we to aback regardless of how far away
you live or bow berry you may be -
Modem techadogy makes keeping is
contact wii lowed uses any so matter how
great the distance bet came you. Pict only cps
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Denis O'Connor's Doug O'Grady. right, tries to check Oshawa
Donevan Collegiate's Craig McCarter during LOSSA senior boys'
field lacrosse action at DO'C Monday afternoon. The Chargers ran
their league record to three wins and two losses with a decisive 8-3
win over Donevan. photo by Andrew Iwanowski
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AJAX - The Denis O'Connors
Chargers senior boys' field lacrosse
team chalked up its third win of the
season with a decisive 8-3 decision
01*'er Oshawa Donevan Collegiate at
IX )'C Monday afternoon.
The Chargers trailed 2-1 after
the first quarter, but came on strong
the rest of the way to post the
impressive victory in Lake Ontario
Secondary School Athletics
(LOSSA) league play.
We carne back slowly and just
took the game over," notes DO -C
coach Jim Boyd.
Stefano DiGeorgio and Adam
Nash led the way for the Chargers
with two goals apiece. Kerry Nash,
Niall Maynard. T.J. Gallagher and
Tim Mahoney each connected for
one.
The DO'C victory came on the
heeLs of a disappointing 6-3 loss to
Henry Street High School in
Whitby April 29. The Chargers fell
behind 4-0 early in the contest and
weren't able to recover.
Gallagher, Mahoney and Kerry
Nash scored the goals for DO'C in
the losing cause.
The Chargers travel to,
Peted,K)rtwgh today. Friday, to play
TRACK AND FIELD
Dunbarton runner off to great start
By AL RIVI=
sk*T'S RE-K*TFR
PICKFRING - D unbanon high
Schcx>i's Angela Graham is off and
running again.
The 18 -year-old Pickering athlete
is on track for another stellar high
school outdoor season after out-
running her competition to win two
prestigious Toronto -area invitational
mleet%-
The perennial provincial track
and cross-country champion ran
away with the Nike 3,000
Invitational race which was part of
the Neil McNeill school meet at
FJobicoke's Centennial Stadium on
Saturday. She ran the race in nine
minutes, 49 seconds to capture top
spot The event featured a strong
field of the top eight female senior
higji school track athletes in the
province -
She broke the tape ahead of arch-
rival
rival Deanna Arnell of Kitchener
who led the race for most of the
seven-and-a-haU laps. Graham wok
the lead for good with three lapis left
to go. "1 wanted to let Iver (Arnell)
initiate the pace. I didn't want to go
out too hard," she says.
The week before, Graham won
the Leaside Mile, a road race no on
the streets of Toronto near Leaside
Collegiate. She competed in the dile
girls' mile against nine other top
oftses. "I felt good. It was the fast
race of the year, so it wasn't too
serious."
Incidentally, Graham ran the
Leaside Mile m 4:58, smashing the
previous record of 5:02 by four
seconds. Again, Arnell finished
second to Graham.
Graham explains her prepaation
in cross-country has aided her to get
a quick start on the competition
heading into the Thigh school outdoor
season. Sk oaioed mad for ft.
World Cross -Country
Championships in Budapest in
March where she finished 86th out
of a field of 149 of the world's best
cross-country runners — a
disappointing result for her.
"I wasn't
happy with that
I trained hard
and I had a
training partner,
so I was more
motivated to do
well. I thought I
was more
physically and
mentally
prepared for it It
was a positive Graham
experience but, as for the actual race,
I wouldn't give it an A -plus.'
She now was her auention to the
high school outdoor track season
which begins in earnest with the
Lake Ontario Secondary School
Athletics OXMA) Track and Feld
Championships in Oshawa on May
16 and continues on to the Ontario
Federation of Schools Athletic
Association (OFS AA) regionals and,
finally. the OFSAA championships
in Kitchener. In her OAC year at
Dunbanon high, Graham hopes for
good results in her two specialties —
the 800 -metre and 1,500 -metre
distance events — to end a high
school track career which can only
be described as outstanding.
Following the high school
season, the member of the Toronto
Olympic Track Club will tum her
attentions to making the Canadian
junior track scam which will cOw4 %c
at the World Junior Track and Feld
Ctmmpionshilps in Portugal in July.
To qualify for the team, she must
finish in the top two in Canada in the
1,500 metres, her strongest event, at
the national meet this summer. In
addition to placing in the top two,
she must have run world standard
times twice in order to go to worlds.
Graham bound for Boston College
PKxCl1tM - Angela Graham's but cares• will take her to Boston
College in Be fall
Highly sought by a number of U.S. universities, Graham says she
whittled the list down to three schools — BC, the University of Florida and
the University of Alabama — before finally accepting a scholarship offer
from BC.
"I really liked the coach at Boston College (ex -marathoner Randy
Thomas) and when I visited there I really loved the city of Boston.
Academically, Florida is a good school as a whole, but Canada doesn't see it
that way. I couldn't go wrong with Boston College; it's a prestigious
school,~ she says.
Crabam says she's relieved to have her decision behind her. She visited
five U.S. schools before settling upon BC, located just outside Boston.
"It was a real pain for a while. I visited five schools and it gets tri the way
of schod work and your training. Now I can just move on from here."
She says she will run both cross-country and track and field, namely the
800 -metre and 15(10 -metre evens at BC.
Caalham will sally for two years in a general program before settling on a
major arra of study in Beantown.
. _ I , 1 I , . • .4
in a tournament at Kenner tilt is a home date agauist y s
Collegiate. Father Leo Austin school on
The squad's next LOSSA league 'Ibursday, May 12 at 3 p.m. '
Ajax bail season opens Satur ay
AJAX - The minor baseball season in Ajax kicks off with the annual
Mayors' Cup slate of games against Whitby Saturday. The Ajax Spartans Minor Baseball Association's rep teams will bost
games for the long-nintung start to the season at both Cedar Park and the
Ajax Cormnuri ty Centre all day. Some of the contests will be hosted at
'Oo'hitby's Iroquois Park. -....
Ajax mayor Jim Witty will throw out the first pitch at a game betweenn► the
Ajax Spartans minor peewee reps and Whitby at 1130 p.m. at Cedar Park.
The town which wins the most games will Capture the Mayors' Cup for
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Ajacian second at big meet
AJAX - Ajax Figure Skating
Adrianna DiGeorgio, Lindsay
Club members figured near the
Gaylor — all in the junior bronze
top of the heap at several recent
ladies' division.
competitions.
The meet attracted more than
Lindsey Brown, 11, competing
1,000 top competitors from
in the junior bronze
eastern Canada and the
ladies' `B' category,
U.S.
skated to third place in
❑ ❑ ❑
her flight of the 19th
Three Ajax
annual Scarborough
skaters figured in the
Skate at the Ice
medals at the recent
Galaxy rink. She
Scugog Frolics meet in
proceeded to the final
Port Perry.
and placed a solid
Lauren Leslie
second overall. She's
and Jennifer Kelloway
coached by her mother
placed second in their
Pam Brown and Sherri
respective flights —
Desroches. '
Leslie in the
The silver medal at
prelimin�!-y ladies' `A'
Scarborough Skate
another feather in
category and Kelloway
in the
was
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the cap of Brown Lid
Lindsey
y
Brown ladies' 'C' bracket.
who's having a stellar
Caitlin Byard
year of competitive skating. In
placed third in her flight in the
the past four months, she's
preliminary ladies' 'B' category.
entered five competitions and has
Other Ajax skaters who turned
on eight medals — five gold,
in strong performances at the
o silver and one bronze.
Scugog meet were Dawn
Brown has skated with the
Rynberk and Melissa Boone,
jax club for the past seven
:.l :3
cars.
Lauren Leslie posted a
Strong performances were also
second -place finish at the recent
:ned in at Scarborough Skate
Woodville competition. Jennifer
y Ajax representatives Brianne
Kelloway also turned in a strong
elcourt, Courtney McIntosh,
performance.
♦TENNIS
andy Beach tennis sign-up Saturday
PICKERING - The Sandy Beach Tennis Club will bold its
rimer registration at the Kinsmen Park courts on Saturday from
:)n to 4 p.m.
People can sign up for a membership, lessons and house league
Y. For more information, call Bob Coady, club publicity
ector, at 839-6365.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER RRIDAX MAY 6. "94 -PAGE 15
Oshawa, Whitby and Clarington
This Week 3 -on -3
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Bragging rights are on the line.
This Week, in conjunction with
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All teams must have at least one
player, male or female. who is 14
years old or younger. No other age lim-
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in duration and teams are guaranteed
two games.The referee's decision is final.
The top team from Ajax -Pickering will
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Earn $3004900 weekly
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tren/lwomen. Free
roomubowd. will trap.
FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST
WANTED
$8.00/hr. to start + commission
Benefits. Birthdays off with pay
Phone 683-3650, ask for Jane.
FIcAChaka-
WHITBY TOYOTA
reasonable offer refused. fully
exb./erw condition. For salon or
s a
guaranteed. Reconditioned
Iamlen 429.2010. (0520041
TEACHEp r equeres occasional
appliances. Corm make us a
available. Autocad othip Drafting
Osgn and MrCrO COmputM
requires experienced
deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney
/^� pay Care
As a respected leader in the fast paced and
Rd. S. Ajax. (TF)
who ami me
two grown sora w4no ah Iuord
o n occasions W • have
dynastic temporary service field, we offer
i•ATIO Doors - Thermal King
` e 35irrvrAF
;sheds.
talented professionals growth, challenge and an
Thermal Guard and vinyl Guard.
tonal retailer. You must b.
excellent scope for professional development.
$399 to $649. 'TAXES
INCLUDED-. That's right irs no
Ron a Dwhomt Business COL"
427-3010.
and company benefits,
`RICES Boo quake BEST
PART ~un time nano y (1ne
Sales Representative
Carry.
PRICES. Cash a carry. Can
Ca
tubs, a livhere-en
Pea tubs. need a alliin orb
company vehicle
Mon-Fr4 9.8 p.m. 623-9493 w
speed -22.70 im I
verde angio.
You thrive on .he challenge of increasing sales
725-4537. (053194)
perlormKa. Aa apporwments
volume through prospecting, promoting services
SHEDS - quality barn style
teciptle n a rbrwal group dui-
to potential new accounts and most of all
sheds. bus on sr exa 5549.
GST rnpudsd; doplay at Lym-
Poasble aremrgrt. waskends,
closing the sale. Your exceptional presentation,
bid LurtDsr. K ngston Rd.. Pick-
IMS -12 Yo"p SL Suite 344
verbaliwritlen communication skills are
•ring or can gas-so9-496,.
Suite , 720 Sheppard Ave.. First Ad. CPR an asset. E DOUBLE Uptranrsale bed wilh 3
complimented by your ability to interpret
rg52494)
for ptacennent. 436-619!.
customers' needs and provide workable
COFFEE and two end cables,
x200 Two bedsoe tables. $too.
cad. New Genteratioi; tqtP
ob.o. 7257306 (06,2lq
soiutiora.
Kitchen table and four chairs.
!Til
Oft
Location: Durham Region
$100. Two sea bees (double).
' r r r .
dies .. .
g
$300 earn o.b o. (905) 619 -
r'!11-y4.4a-- .raise .
We offer competitive salary and monthly
0714.0500")
commission. If you are looking for new
PIANOS:GRANDFATHER
challenges, we want you on our team To pursue
`�S Tremendous Savings
a bright future, fax your resume to: 14416)
AnnWl cHsstoorn oano sale.
Piens. rant to own. apt sae.
495.0765. Attention: AilueAfair
pright. grand. deg tat.
.eyboards. CLOCKS - (tree
and set up) Telep
Domitti,weryW
Pero Works. a33•ta9t. (Tl:)
�a��.�`
Sta� � sei
CARPETS - ata d carpet. '010%
�'`�' • _ b
lylon. new stain Meaae caro"
IC ering, rlo on hand. I wd1 carpet 3 rooms.
INC
Fax 905-837-5009
AYE 15 Ms. a week that you
rk out lilee of ow norri Earn 110 General Help 110 General Help
500 morwnyr with an excellent
year old Company. Cal 2W
493 (051094)
10 General Help
TRIM ORIVEA
AZ UMNK
hart a as apealm an
N Otis erLde Isdq sick
aft Nurwy sock $ sprprnrn
Apply n prison b
DAdaerlw NWWM Lit
3735 Side Ire 1/6 iiiaigraa
nah d Picture
S200 -s500 WEEKLY1
Assembie products at
home. Easy! No seting.
You're paid direct. Fully
guarantees.
NO experience necessary
Call 1-504-641-7778
Ext. 100 - 24 Ms.
FULL -TIM LONG
TERM EMPLOYKNT
To work on a farm
it clucking a hou lie for you
d your family. Same
farm experience needed.
CON Piton's 6894m 6
We require teams for large
Amer 20.000 milesh, onth,
slew equipment Attractive
rate structure. Home 2 of 7
Must how
2 yrs.
min./ICCkiean abstract
Cat PhoKik Plus
EXPEfir JWED part time pizza
mWw warted. Cal Pizza Nous,
430.9767. M512941
CRUISE SHIP JOBS
Earn $3004900 weekly
year round position. huwlg
tren/lwomen. Free
roomubowd. will trap.
FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST
WANTED
$8.00/hr. to start + commission
Benefits. Birthdays off with pay
Phone 683-3650, ask for Jane.
FIcAChaka-
Call 1-504 641-7778 ft tower and 5 it diameter
DEMONSTRATORS warted for HOUSEKEEPER - We leve n or Waris Latimer blades. $795. 905-965-x774.
Ext C100 24 hrs. Durham Region. We we tram. the country on Al picturesque MS1094)
Flexible Pears, please can P.M.I. tract or land n a unique house. 686-2228 Toronto Line
FUTURE Tarv+rg Bed. 26 tamp.
A 430.32% (05080x)
WHITBY TOYOTA
Pre Pres r ad. `arra'.
premium pad. exo.rt
exb./erw condition. For salon or
eba
rnstalaibn, tact d•Mrery. free
Iamlen 429.2010. (0520041
TEACHEp r equeres occasional
•stwrmw (30 yards). Norman.
available. Autocad othip Drafting
Osgn and MrCrO COmputM
requires experienced
6.62314 fCWI%t)
/^� pay Care
AUTOMOTIVE
FRIDGE. gold. $95 Stove.
who ami me
two grown sora w4no ah Iuord
o n occasions W • have
�uwed
business as aot�aW am nam
anar
airrd, two yes aid. $195
` e 35irrvrAF
;sheds.
SALESPERSON
carie°^°W- 4 2.
tonal retailer. You must b.
in ig
Village area preferred. 683-
6 ft. h. $175.. Perfect condition.Commission
Ron a Dwhomt Business COL"
427-3010.
and company benefits,
-*me call 725-1462 (051294)
PART ~un time nano y (1ne
car allowance or
WIMMLLS for pored awn«..
tubs, a livhere-en
Pea tubs. need a alliin orb
company vehicle
We prea■ret signs and stun in
your pons. Can also pump
speed -22.70 im I
verde angio.
Call Ian Kingsley
*jaw. 70 n. he'e'l con's with 12
Call 1-504 641-7778 ft tower and 5 it diameter
DEMONSTRATORS warted for HOUSEKEEPER - We leve n or Waris Latimer blades. $795. 905-965-x774.
Ext C100 24 hrs. Durham Region. We we tram. the country on Al picturesque MS1094)
Flexible Pears, please can P.M.I. tract or land n a unique house. 686-2228 Toronto Line
FUTURE Tarv+rg Bed. 26 tamp.
A 430.32% (05080x)
We both have demanding
668"4%9.2
exb./erw condition. For salon or
TWO teaching positions
car -That rtegtiwe rnuchbw4el.
Iamlen 429.2010. (0520041
TEACHEp r equeres occasional
lead use. AIN 4 h. neon W
available. Autocad othip Drafting
Osgn and MrCrO COmputM
W also have Orn. 10 llwar old
Donee- unaporle0
$ALESPEOPLEIESTU"TORS
for
/^� pay Care
rearing -TANNING Call for
information. 905-683-0499
8usinets Applications. Es-
who ami me
two grown sora w4no ah Iuord
o n occasions W • have
�uwed
business as aot�aW am nam
1 VO Wanes
` e 35irrvrAF
;sheds.
panerce o asset. Please cal
.
gardens, outdoor and
tonal retailer. You must b.
in ig
Village area preferred. 683-
NEW s KUC pq AF -
Ron a Dwhomt Business COL"
427-3010.
hyt iG .wri goat.
dependable, outgoing and
Parrwe- E- -- d $9.000
PART ~un time nano y (1ne
SOmm- Isla -
loge a (Oboe")
tubs, a livhere-en
Pea tubs. need a alliin orb
$4.000 a month s Protean for
oW. Maloof
speed -22.70 im I
verde angio.
WANTED - 30 irr0lviduila b Par-
b
cal erergtrc Peron w1e loves
perlormKa. Aa apporwments
t« thdt work ( )
be, S130m.
speed Me. SB -24. Tamrac tar-
teciptle n a rbrwal group dui-
b ooak and wan take pride n
and training provded. saes ox_
Poasble aremrgrt. waskends,
ryng ose. $1550. 426.8062.
.-..y- ......� ...r..,....��..-_ ,,.-....�.,....y - deed..-. ..� �..
4362!22 a 666.5050 (Oanawei P.O. a car. pnaM room and
y■.r.r,c■ en aisser. out nor
necessary. Car a must. Mr.
- - - -- _--_ _ -.«<.
Des a must. e39 6761. (051194!
FOR Sat ossa tiory coricY+ ared
Whitby) or 420-4220 (Ajax/
lots of exa sins! plus a salry.
Iamlen 429.2010. (0520041
TEACHEp r equeres occasional
iovessat. $100. One nary was
unl. $150 One nary wra rtain-
Pickenrg). (OSt294)
for sonworr who tan .spy a
MAPLE Syrup hof^ Ouebec-
oaycarvLapysat.r nyour none
nest cars, fi50 One nosy Done.
PICKErBNG Tarn bene . now
positron Ike the and with
car expanding ore.es. N yea
SUIed Het
135 P
to' 11 Fell, 1904. P Old WaWV o
fins line
and end tabs. set. $50.721- One
mal nnerrJurw equips tun and
pan Time m all ue reoparlable ex-
. w tfursung a the as a job. torp@
hoes Honda wlgins. $1100. bf
"losses. Banneett� �' $350.
in ig
Village area preferred. 683-
CC
tet'' S1eDDa. $50. 721 X894.
hours. pts. Cal between s-9
it but 4 you are [Miniere of Inas
as a lifestyle you would *0 b
ROUGii1N hanw�s required for
a-f�0 )
(05,29x)
DURHAM TopsW - we deliver.
p.m. Leave message (416) SW
pumu k contact us a �) 966
subdivision wont. Must have
/k r Day Cale
Da
Peat Loam, Triple Mu. Sand.
Dow (060604)
5096 Oce hours �4)
experience. No labourers
t>!9We1
1
�r� Gr� gag �r
Carp@. pad and
en p:
URE TIME MANUFACTURING
needed. Cal 72`5_4006 uleytirtrw-
ole
own any, product titJoie a27 -
EXPERIENCED hair grow and PART time ESTHETICIANS exp( into
o (051094)
0403 10524941
l ha _Aust Oe 120 salon requires full tam. :KERING experienced
mai tahngan for L'Aatuds, icre.d, flsxble loth. Ask for (w a estnarcian. Rental rooms �'�7 mwica*s 'my day care t« age 12 OAKMM FURNITURE
Oshawa Gentle. T233600 sh salon manager 90542041OW available. Great opportunity, fastest growing party plan - NOW s b pnscfac. Looming. pay retail prices? One of
for Lorenzo. (OSt29) iisl 560. (050604) 'P&VW has come to Canada craft stories and daay salla
'•DURHAM REGION ATTENDANT CARE INC
An orpmn won provdtng support services to the physically challenged is
seeking an Emeutive Die+weipor.
Individuals with a background m commull* heath care and with the
appropnale matlagemef� side are invited to submit a writlen resume,
InCka ft salary expeciatim, to:
Board of Directors
M Simooe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario L1G 4W1
We IWO that only those selected for an interview, will be acknowledged.
.. Closing date May 20,1994. ani
CLASS -A- Irmo «Mew. part
STUDENT WORK "'° 170ji=C'"°05"-
COFFEE 5151. p61294)
• fed and port elite posiliorls ma« V may.
• no door to dos or 181BRIafk6UnQ No mo . p@ yrs. l eetCIO
No least too inite@rttarltl Cal
• $11.00 to Start 9o5.0&"7o. M510M►
• "Min Soholaf5hip6 awarded anflula�y EXPLOSIVE Opportunity f«
. qualli•d kx*Admobt Casf win
Call Yvonne. 426.0600.
('0606941
and requires consultants!
Cal 430.6367- (051194)
Ontaroa oldest and largest
manufaMtrers s caw Bening
1 5 SkNled Help
managws n your area. Out-
standing commission, no
DAYCARE available in my
home �p CPR yw First A,d
direct to the public. Ee, oak
POOMM table wah sed eat and
(060804)
in"estmwK. no d@inwiea. Cal
Causes
MAPLE Syrup hof^ Ouebec-
daycare• includes crafts.
(905) 471.2007.
forest South Alex area
4 Wincloto etl..s. $729 - 8' alt
South we" Rd. Once year
(051094)
Cal Alta 6436545. (05060)
double P06MM dui •aL and 6
LOVING daycare available n
cilaws $1429. Cannonball beds.
my holif near LMW B. Par-
$M. Over 20 stain choices • al
Win School. Yyestrley/goeslartd
solid, no veneers - Traditional
Hot lunches. 426-0707.
Woodworking. 905.945'4774.
(060804)
EXPERIENCED reliable
MAPLE Syrup hof^ Ouebec-
daycare• includes crafts.
Tap any" Naas 2A. at $84730
par gabs. 5 plar and mew.
pleyrdaml treed yard and hot
Mutons. PAOMWXss available.
$30 tacit. Diwtt has producer
South we" Rd. Once year
Cal 72363@6. (051094)
and up. 6@64719. (051194)
JBD Sprayw, 100 9a►• 400'
DATCARE in my homes fall d
hoes Honda wlgins. $1100. bf
"losses. Banneett� �' $350.
TLC" Finch/Dixie area.
�wwr US. Gal.
TGMOI orw 4200330 (OS„94 )
ran alwa
Ions wih bran vaMe. tzso. l;all
170 ��
64324,3. (06,294)
Q050994) good sense of humour who SW and w.ntisld air doneMlwt@,
ILK pan finis, surartwr vocation Isoow cttier.rl 10 do tlayeare lo °deck 3 seesaw Woo BTU's
EVANA Tap Sol - wlblsala
Year round.
and retail, screened and
MATURE wonlrt bolkuq for
sfvedde L Triple mit. bilk sand.
work in a arnal manual sic
used railroad /les. Also osdor
Cam" do= Krawledee of N
and over nursery slodk avai•
WANTED - air 0ortditionintt R and NP. Cal after 5 p•mL able at docalrt price. Patine
heatilg rr-e-1 C t« eervfoe P%Me t pyr b fie 8700@ P.O. Cal
mA�.O1f�S...May
saMsPtusaK and mrtaBwrwre
aMleY a
ff skvb
�
150 "ampand idtalalion kltst hale own B«k 441. OMasra aft L1H
ieana. 4 slog « eteri-
;mw 42&2870 p6100y
As�i..w. Wls�islyv ���r
"M�"'er� Aeleeaa,e ^"w7e Diwl,e.irsts "1"'
Oma -'^7'' OdMIM Picke "y
Short trill base roll
r s o ra6d
DKM � � tom- Cal 8,96881. (�1 )
666-4660plias
kmn0imi6 BOrA
of lel free , -+, s-sso-422+.
with hreNi ears
years work
.rQ.rir,p., yell my query br
�� � A b, Day Care
60 21 0
copy -
NV Wo will
ire ani. w. am up b eo- Irg.
bre.
OWATCI" for ie.rtr@iorfaf
�� � � bel
small ernoke-ir« on". part Wanted
of S25W firm. ��965 •
-4774.
%RAN �: AT NOME
truckload Pea I Cants. Cont•
parry trucks. Experience re
laid oE. you nay quawy for colo-
Ing assistance. DIPICERT.,
time. Experience an mesa Send DURHAM Ptalesaiorw Harr
resume b: 229 MichaM BIW
ON BES Day Caw (reds people with ONE counter lap dlahwstt@.
CARPET . 1 haw sever@ rand
We pay you dreedy to asseRlble our products
quired it U.S. mrpllilib wedge
bed dairbution Fa: t.@an.,
Lotus. Nbrdpedect. D -Base,
Word" Aecpae. Bedford.
Q050994) good sense of humour who SW and w.ntisld air doneMlwt@,
ILK pan finis, surartwr vocation Isoow cttier.rl 10 do tlayeare lo °deck 3 seesaw Woo BTU's
wros a raw stalomtal.r and
100% nylon carpel 11 Chr9
Year round.
6839492. (051004)
Autocad. Venhua Pag@twkw.
relief, mid June•Sept. 19%. 9*0 home in ole AjaatfPidterilg 619-(051194)
our ivig room and tial for $288.
Prow Includes
Or details send self addressed sWnped
deelsw needed
Harvard. Corel. Computer
ewsy, (amgy doctors thio•. Mum area. Call 905-509-1207. Ary_
Carp@. pad and
en p:
URE TIME MANUFACTURING
with or without experlence,
a
Pr ramming and System's
Cdtlol Pad and C.
Oa FLExIeLE geeta NANNY required. Canadian 220 For Sail@
Sad w•umsa 10: Sue Pereira Drivers License" am* E r-
Mstalation. YW-. Steve6
(905) 432-0244. (TF)
IMS -12 Yo"p SL Suite 344
pd 1 al g,n,sld).d
�101;'h0Paa,ness
Suite , 720 Sheppard Ave.. First Ad. CPR an asset. E DOUBLE Uptranrsale bed wilh 3
CONCEPT N 10" mmct*W
N�sfkele OMwlo. UX 1x4
for ptacennent. 436-619!.
CospMar QvIl>pa, 427-nia
Pkkering, Ont. L1V 1(35. parlarpe I Canal wferertose positions and vibrator. $495.
p�18M►
cad. New Genteratioi; tqtP
ob.o. 7257306 (06,2lq
(Oro/941
!Til
Oft
t 3 !7444idl1. oA0. 427-8875 (05,,9p
' r r r .
dies .. .
•
.art •A44a,;vi.t
rr • ... .y+SLI. i.1 i y ,; i • -' •t
1• a`t4% ie.l1 II!i iF-�%► � (.�•�.�.1.=.r, el4.i �t'�:a:a- •ia•• ..ssrrr4e..,
J
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PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISE. FRIDAY, MAY 6, 0%
220 300 1 310 s� 355 miorcycles 390 A a 390 A" 444 " 400
sus
WEDDING (ate - aflotdsbls 1897 Dodge Shadow. black. 168Q Cher 34 cargo van, 61 K.
ttledditg 9'ws to buy «tare 221. 4 glrtdsr. a111Wnedr, alC. certified. 1968 Plymouth
Large seledlom of skies and pb-• pb-. aril CaaseUe, only Voyages mink van. 6 cyfndw
styles. Call Judy (805) 579. 15,000 kms.. 11119000 110111 Cay loaded, now «tgive, - ill -
4782 (051084) 905120.7264. (051094) Call 686-0967 or 432-7531
nine
LADV'S d vnond rung, 1.06 CIL 1door.00. SMI
/ Cavalle►, 4 do. auto. 1 Z(06089q 160.000
Clarity S12 Color 1. Appraised, 94A W kms_ --jo , tawse
612.0 $3995. 427-2686. air• a-• pb•• $6700 certified kms.. all highway. Oshawa
o b o IMC I two door, 6 Toron o. Regula m WMWM ce,
230 Articles Cylinder. 5 speed. MOW kms.. nus battery, nrs greet. Asking
cer6lled a b,a 9dh in 00 $36cen if ',Cal 5762513
Wanted
9�
:4soo
minteondltlon. 433-1767.
(051294 )
«
1S' Larson Ski Boal. 9oHP M-
. ,very
lael Cher LumkuL two door,Cory
e0orry. 6 atrrfm
Mereo Continue. ova r drive.
Vans, 4 Wheel
320 Drives
mb• oand tracer. Catrpl ft
$5000. Phone 905.430.3591.
1 01114 )
USED SKA ES
INOCKEY
automatic. air, excellent
PICKERING - two bedroom
12FT Aluminum Springbok.
EOUPMEM
oondldorl. Wartaty avalInele.
7
1967 GM Conversion Van,
5.5HP Johnson muter, both
Condition feoo. Cal (�)
OSHAWA -br1011ttoo b it 110�L
8889 b Were add butlnS
OSHAWA - on�� dr��
apartment,
dudes 2 appliances. haat.
included. Separate emferloe,
hydro, pakhV. Convertor" lo
$495 monthly. Also bachelor
401 and city bus rales. Aval-
apartnwrt, hoaL hydro• polking.
sbls May. 433-0677.(051094)
separate entrance, $425. CAN
PICKERING - two bedroom
. (051�)
basersrt apartment. sop«aM
GRANOVIEW/BLOOR - one
.entrance, own laundry fats g
bedroom, private entrance,
parking, 3800 monthly. FisU
does o arnsrtities. on bus route.
Inst. moon -L no POLL Cal
tatudry lacuiss. $490 inclusive.
9056867896. (051294)
23
parking. Available June 1. 723-
PRIME Rouge Valley area.
PRIME
3"5- (0510")
bright, clean bachelor
OSHAWA - two bedroom apan-
spatnrm,separateemrarice.ar
ment on Simco• St. N. of
c., 3 pce. bath, parking.
Rossiond, large and dean apart-
ttpptarldes. available row. Cal
mora in 5 p� buiding. Fns
509.1034. (050894)
parking- $620 morahly . hydro.
' Calms $7500. 1983 Skidoo. 4500 Gas heat pard by landlord Avail-
- SETS 1 883-3655. (061294) PICKEiiNG -one bedroom plus
WE PAY CASH
432- ' (o',oe")
ion Buick Century Ltd, V6, 4
Citation. 1982 Honda 650
Ni�rthaa k. CMI 436.6047 week-
BOAT Slips - 1510 h. from
68334_ 76
ile
door, loaded, when with blue
days after 3:30 p.m. (051094)
$300. Balsam Lake on Trent
of
wftrw. $6900 vied 42.7-
WANTED - Leaf and Blue J Centre. (905) 420-1389.
Jay
Systsm at Coboconk. Clear
ASK FOR LARRY oR JANE
7129. (0510")
Trailers
330
water. good fishing. (705) 454-
16 «454-3372. (05109+)
X
OLD and good used canvas. lana Finny, 4 door 1aitOfRInIC
abs June 1. 7262255 or 430-
optical ifW,ur nt. excellent condition, f2500
7816. (05109•)
6owatenng.
weliery, watches, Old China certified. 1965 Buick Electra
ATTRACTIVE 35 h. Travel
and glass. antique furniture. wappn bailed etkcelert shape,
Life. pluk mtodel, coo Plainly
432-1678. (053194) 112500 ceded. R i G Auto
to two pull ens. taker)
WANTED - Leaf and Blue J Centre. (905) 420-1389.
Jay
rthade soda-roorrt, with trkykght,
de add.
rKlkOM at face valve. Call Bruce 196 a Taurus Wagon. 7
covered porch. ti w" shad. 30
as 579-4400. ext. 207 (TF) passenger. pa, pb.. air. anvtm
amp powW. seI'c tank, good
WANTED- phones from the Ad- cassette. only 44.000 kms.. int
water on tap. For further
information. 5765095. (051294)
vantage phone system, n n i s maculate condition. Asking
AJAX - huge new ore bedroom
basement apartment with
CK 1 t 1. Ponta Cal 5794400 17000. 839-2309 anter 5 P.M.
CAMPING lent tralo. sleeps S.
ask for Lill. (TF) 1*07 Chw Nova. 4 door. 5
kitchen add-- 30 second set -
WANTED APPLIANCES - work- speed. ekcelerr condition, cer-
up, lightweight. easily pulled
Ing or not. Fridges. stoves. tt11eQ f3000.42S_GM. (051194)
w,th 4 cylinder, excellent
S20094) 430-0591
ttiiShiers. pryer. Aso granted. 1M7 Dodge OnM 4 door. auto.
Whigbycondithon.
.(0510")
pick-up truck. 1985 a newer. clean, certMled. 1.2300. 1980
WFSTNEYMWY 92. bright new
Reasonable. (905) 427.6690. Datsun 210. two door.
DODGE Motorhomie. stow.
Pei$-SkJpplltps-' aulollwlw rust fres66.000
oven. Io.. furnace.
rhL shower. a.
new cvsl ons. now
line.. $1360 oertled. Cal 721.
290 Boarding 0824. (05 1004)
nsubintla.
budkes. new timed windows.
Hasat.ngs. Small bight, full
sae. fridge and stove, kk~. 4 Apartments - one and two
Mw be seen. Asking 37000.
/M7 HOrQon, n wOrkng
REGISTERED (w� ature) Dodge
5764414.(051094)
Arrurican E"ime pups. 04". condition. sox M a. Asking
furry. little polar bean. First $700 o.b-C. 571-1279. (051294)
PARK Mode now. on large ale
shots. vat chocked. 3499. Cal tM7 Sunbird Benue. loaded.
m be"dul Quiet tarriiy PAIL
(9051 623 4948 (050664) res, pant pry 76.000 kms .
deck built o suit, fully furnished.
iiZHING lor you and you dog. $3300 Cerified. Phone 905571-
rncrot.ave- 6A know. 3 pus.
Loam The MoevaRonai Method 5597. (060664)
bath. Senors welcome. 905
In our row 'ranmg faCaRee. For test pOrhtee Grand Am LE. 3L
349.2594. (051294)
more rdor-paten. please con. 6 Cywrov. loaded. 90.000 kms.,
Ir'en0y sten at
Auto Parts b
too one of Ow no renal- Contract, S3500 o.b.ofT
A
Cal ;906) 6861767 (0508"1
iaa'^n.
0
34 RepairS
Tr (905) 611►0864. (TFce
tis i-londa Accord FtetcfhbertL
FREE 10 9=0 home. 3 year Old ruris well. $350 ob.0. or wll for
DURHAM R4gonv 01 Li- a -a
Orw tabby las call- -4-00. parts 1980 Che. 112 Ion. 6
Snap anc Perlornence Coma.
has a t sho's 683.1085 crishOw eteridard. 3.550 OZA.
Auto parts, pe,11, - to pars.
NAY for sale. square bakes. 305 Chow witn tram. $175- 9o$.
tat and truck accessories. tree.
Locinor- Weetn" Rd.. 5th 8247 after 6 p -h. M510941
kasom wteols, trader hatches.
COflce4sion- (905) 342-2603. ts77 Cndaw Eidora0o, whet,
Custom exhaust work. 414
keit!
PALADEN Jog Obedience - ore drewe. mks be Sear, Al
5655. (051294) ndle.
Veterinary approved Ctaesos br Drs ChWVW- r moa Canon on
Ex-rekrx,aor RAF. Flocs Dog Approxi 96.000 nr4es. 117000
ENGINE, Transmissions -
Trsnrng Schoa Puppy. Beg, ob o (90S) 6065629. (0513"1
Forego and donsslc. ketal♦
Mrs and ACvance Classes, LEASE 10 Olen vehrCiM 1960-
MR available and other rpara.
Evetrgs anC Weekends, Tel 1965. $345 down. n0 merest. 1
Osha a'Whitby Fro low. Cal
365 wrine
INSURANCE, open 9-9 by
appointment• Monday to
Saturday. laotoreyC .auto and
very corrlpattn.e property rates.
Over 20 years experience. Cal
1905) 427-3%6.(051094)
400 AFor Rent
Nunn
AJAX - beautful ore bedroom
apart ar , new home. prna s
entrance. parking, includes
cable.
utilities. appliances. Oa.
cv., $695. monthly. Non
smokerwpses or children 427-
7374.(051294)
WESTNEYrHWY e2 - one
bedroom bierrierxt aparrrw'L
newty renovated• carpeted.
available 0-rodiasely. Pit
entrance, parking. aa. UOIDM
included. No smoking/pals
Preferred. 1695 mondily. Call
428-6778 leave message.
(0512941
OS14AWA - thrse bedrooms.
3699 Clean and large unta ii-
ckxdes cabs. head. hot weer.
ciankng, nus. apokartO-. tenant
pays nydro. 576-0973 or 404-
6222. (0526%)
AJAX row 2 bedroom base-
Ior apartment barks 10 park.
cites to al amonres, central
arivec. 4 pos, blah. laundry.
storage, awadabts Jure 1 3750
exclusive. Also ALL NEW col+
Diory, renovated two bedroom
basement apartment. $750
incus e- Available June I. Cal
0"'U'lent8 den, smoke detectors. A/C,
abs June 1. 7262255 or 430-
400 For Rent fiepace, pivale amrartd, on
7816. (05109•)
Most parkng, no pets please.
NpgTFINfE3T Oshawa - beauti-
OSHAWA - sunny son con. Firstilast. references, $650
Jul one bedroom basement
Ugned bachelor apartment on indueke. 839.7976 afternoons '
apartment available
main floor of 4 unit building t 194)
foundry facilities. Avail- '
inrnodiatey. comtraf air, laundry,
able mediately. 686-9153. PICKERING - beautifully fur-
private entrance, driveway. yard.
(050694) nshed bachelor atparrnere in
utiMies included. $650 monthly.
PICKERING - one bedroom Whites Rd7401 area. Walk to
725-8769. (051294)
basement apartment, separate lake. en parking, scontained.
entrance. laundry, parking. FMy f�avlasl, $550 inclusive. suit
631.7510.
AJAX - huge new ore bedroom
basement apartment with
e2(PTC. SSW nctushre. Avai- working lenkale- Can
parh1 am -in
entrarioe, brig
alis June 15. 50(0-/651 show (050694)
kitchen, jacuzzi tub, laundry
630 p.m (051094) AVAILABLE In., iately In
facilities. Available July 1. 3700
WHITBY Central - one bedroom Oshawa . 639 Cuban St.. two
one
monthly. 427-0318 or 6868579
basenvt apenrrwnt. Clow to bedroom. $675 monthly.
bedroom. S57S money. 11111131
a»nings. (051394)
Pkwy art. laundry, fridge. stove.
Last required. Close to bus,
WFSTNEYMWY 92. bright new
$550 inclusive. Can 4307403
No pets. Call 430-
one bedroom basement
after 430 p.m. (051094) 0134. (ng.
0134. (TF)
aprtrrient. Irdge, stove. washer
BACHELOR apartment in WHITBY - Regency Place
dryer, cable. private entrance.
ideal for s le starer or young
Hasat.ngs. Small bight, full
sae. fridge and stove, kk~. 4 Apartments - one and two
couple. Non smoker, no pi&
pow. bath. Close to all arreruxes. bedroom apartments available
$595 per month. Telephone 905-
Wak 10SWM and parks. 705- in Senior Complex. Mar. and Apr.
666.4960. (os 1094)
Park639-5616. (051294► urta eke selling.aall 4 ice• all
uHatiet included. Call 4
OSHAWA - AdWide'Mary. One
AJAX - intend Tower. dust 1'F)
bedroom apartment, lots 01
busdsig-wrwrrhg pod and
closer space. storage area. Alto
sauna. close to shopping. 401 YEAR round cordon in two
paring, utilities included. Nice
and Go. Two or ties bedroom bedroom ower duplex. way 401
budding. $550 monthly. Call
apartment. April 1, May 1 or access. HarmonyiOlrw area.
Scat, 4366149. (051094)
June 1. Can 6838571 a 683- Bright spacers walcaa lo rh
AJAX - bright one bedroom
HOME & BUSINESS .41
�j ��57�►9335 -SERVICES � 79&7672
Business - Driving Schools Handyman
Services
ILLUSTRATION. can -ng.
Katpfnc design. advsnsxrq.
usiness or personal.
Reasonable rings. Also WON=
available. Rattly Tinivins. (906)
7267056. (TF)
TYPING available. Word
Processing. teewrw, Is -
and reports. Dicta -typing.
Please CM 6861504. (01!0194)
mom nom imavulge new tui y,
lin 0 ernents I"19myements Some Deccratug
COPE. Consructk
itM10rH6Mker fMeda�tg
Fres Ett*wA@m An In
e (05) 837-2429
(905) 837-1858
Norjo Enterprises
Specidow" in
.wfwtew�jthtaaa..nrayq
4teM Oven
Feat GW2M
Pbolta swan
WCB. UIC. CPP Probleff Cal AJAX Moving Systems - fun
wiz t 40Ckurm 90M;'0�3� S Sdiod.
$�fMOI:
"C. Electric. wring o~
for 1S )teas. As wean kwimd
and guaranteed. Enwg«lcy
eeriniCe, reasonable rates.
Industrial, residential,
up ... g ic�L Kan, 427-7412 «
Ketiet.4311.41 B4. 05279 4)
Fk)o ss Thr
CARPET and vklyl rAOn r
insuMalmne, fOPOM very
from
y�,
t summon Irak 112.50 14
Plow tag 434-7111di
I Seutleni •w,
LandmP13L.
UdWA • MMsAtdtill0ticamepa
kkltVAN"
• Cfalaw DadwiFMOM
• IlMlklkl0 �fR
• Cor/so bltlolllita
SW*" Pkmft-w
MWESTMUM
101Bssofis $150
3'Bll1atfl 6 lois. $75
Frm pick -W a drop ON
2P-3060
7 diylhlBBk
8421 til a D.rrL (>F) ground pool, fieldstone
waken baeemwt aDa. 4
400 APartrnents
frepsee, appliance included
TWO bedroom basement 3850. Avalable rntnediakely.
,Ppl'ances.utiktes included.
For Rent
apanmrnt. separate entrance. Andy afar 7 p-irL 795799-7575.
great %it". $675 morahy. (905)
beInwtaon0. Aon• erlaiMakantoe
COMPLETE carpentry emergency service, furniture
in rewANiOM, refinishing, quality work
close to all arrenrres rnck4ifg (051094)
6867694. leave message. Non
BACHELOR aDarnrsrt only 2
GO. $6251monthiy includes
THREE bedroom apartments
smoker, t pots. F4Vlast.
Available Juuly t. (0512991)
mins. S/E of 5 Points Mall
uNares. Available Jure 1. x17-
available Jure and July. Church60
"Wood. sten" a x99 and alp.
Oshawa. Spotless. separate
04. (050894) St. and Hwy n Peace cal 416nowAJAX
- gorgeous nprdes-
entrance, includes fridge.
PICKERING urge 2 bedroom 4"-7391 (051194)
4b^aly Lnahhed bright large one
shove- Dakirlg, evadable 'Jure
1. $x50 monthly. Call 430.6954.
basement apartment. 4
appliances. 4 Pc. bath, GA, TWO bedroom apartment in
4
bedroom basemietr '
separate entrants, $650
(051094)
10941
Hastings. Brglt and roomy.
pmwM entrance. clow to Go.
inclusive. Suitable lex proton -
man be « small. we price
Poe path. kitchen. Clow to
sional srgle mals. Cal 683 -
AJAX - available May S. 3
Leave mees49e Or call cher 5 stens and parks. etc $350 .
sm afar 6 p.m. (051004)
bedroom basement apai0,M-
P.m. (905) 6162495. (051294) H&H. 705-639-5816. (057294)
CAL(, CLASSM
If.dge. stove. two baths,
OSHAWA - Simcce N. Two
NEWLY6_--
ore
aapartme
separae entrance. no pate!
bedroom in slap Quill puddng. W HiTBY - attractive two
t. all]
basement apartment, all
basement
smokers. $775 monthly,
Fridge and stows, parking, bedroom, apaeevs. parking.
inclusive. separate entrance'
inckxsve. FrstlasL .*low Cea
laudry taalties. Avaiabie July Quiet buidM now GO. Jure 1.
wur4ry facilities. $550 mend ly.
M66610. (9506")
1. 11540 . hydro 725-7789. $795 -nckar4a (416) 699.5287.
Pease all 4341623. (051094)
HOME & BUSINESS .41
�j ��57�►9335 -SERVICES � 79&7672
Business - Driving Schools Handyman
Services
ILLUSTRATION. can -ng.
Katpfnc design. advsnsxrq.
usiness or personal.
Reasonable rings. Also WON=
available. Rattly Tinivins. (906)
7267056. (TF)
TYPING available. Word
Processing. teewrw, Is -
and reports. Dicta -typing.
Please CM 6861504. (01!0194)
mom nom imavulge new tui y,
lin 0 ernents I"19myements Some Deccratug
COPE. Consructk
itM10rH6Mker fMeda�tg
Fres Ett*wA@m An In
e (05) 837-2429
(905) 837-1858
Norjo Enterprises
Specidow" in
.wfwtew�jthtaaa..nrayq
4teM Oven
Feat GW2M
Pbolta swan
WCB. UIC. CPP Probleff Cal AJAX Moving Systems - fun
wiz t 40Ckurm 90M;'0�3� S Sdiod.
$�fMOI:
"C. Electric. wring o~
for 1S )teas. As wean kwimd
and guaranteed. Enwg«lcy
eeriniCe, reasonable rates.
Industrial, residential,
up ... g ic�L Kan, 427-7412 «
Ketiet.4311.41 B4. 05279 4)
Fk)o ss Thr
CARPET and vklyl rAOn r
insuMalmne, fOPOM very
from
y�,
t summon Irak 112.50 14
Plow tag 434-7111di
I Seutleni •w,
LandmP13L.
UdWA • MMsAtdtill0ticamepa
kkltVAN"
• Cfalaw DadwiFMOM
• IlMlklkl0 �fR
• Cor/so bltlolllita
SW*" Pkmft-w
MWESTMUM
101Bssofis $150
3'Bll1atfl 6 lois. $75
Frm pick -W a drop ON
2P-3060
7 diylhlBBk
RM COnstrucli s. all your DTIC Ilii unary - ��ing,
- DRYWALL. tapbCo
Oardin9• d-ium chem notice owed*•
wnovatsa sends Beewoma ice tieplace gild 4iW1r1ey Intens and T4M odngs, sprgr Plantes moved. Comparable
eat waavrwl+r Inn $8985. Bits ham 012L wdks calla brides. blodt- stucco. planar repairs. For ssasa Cab 4=-M& On
Decks timet, adtMlforts For t acrd IMatss d ale kitda Feat pM%Mirlal salla at =NO@ - InEll with Inge truck will 83
tree estimates and pore estimates, workmanship Yue plows. =1 BB In 4324MM ftotraeltold moues, wrdakaks.
- LAWN MOWING itormsom can Baa 427.1872 Can Rar t?«trtis efa
oorrertetL An type d mares
- FERTILIZING Wallis) �(o510")
- HEDGE%rREE S.C.G. Construction Ltd. CARPENTRY. dlryaieA patches Cab Carl « Jaro. 427-20L
TRIMMING qty, exterior and 2 dwl0r FENCING, residential/ and • we team Seemed(TF)
- ROTOTILLING mwvatllorw. tapers' aOdMOM conmorckal, custom wood fill- @")BkL Cal Tommy In MICHALSKI Mwilg - houses.
dasignRke6n bars and sebinstt fekkI . dodo, deiek link and 420.8105. (051984) aprhrwse. aicoc applartoss
Owl" Lawn ilk Al workmanship guarataeee . dOg nags. Ra nill Ito ealstYg and piano specialists- Free
Goroenl Ogre and in WW. Coned Caary 834 walls. (g(ys) 0194M binp,v„ysav,e wardrobe service. licensed.
(1984. (TF) Monagk (051094) Rod" insured. Fres es*rmio . Cal
L839-1215 j 7211-1620. (TF)
CLASSIC Landscape Design -
Specialty �Oedksit9•
HOi111110 SABER Contracting - all
[mIS carpentry, additions,
e«lydee. moves. apphndo and
P"
matter"renovations,
piano spedawa
hourly. We •tow bare�AgfOEMrl1
of
beInwtaon0. Aon• erlaiMakantoe
COMPLETE carpentry emergency service, furniture
in rewANiOM, refinishing, quality work
itATINIDdIiIny
MAGICUII.closnl WAM.ro@*
to ler age„ any
materials. Cortfyd Laglacepe
bawl Wim omenta, rk akd bind
ertmanaMl any
RE
"Wood. sten" a x99 and alp.
�G(pfW1188d
occasion. Birthdays.
«(705) 3261773. (050594)
Can 1«GLL.
MoL Lio~ 16M
promotions. openings.
rods. 15
Derek, 26 ¢ 1051004) COMPLETE plumbing and
NARRV-O-TME-MOVERS -
will=428-2145
EAM
HOIISlc:karllnQ
renovations. Emergency
man be « small. we price
72111-0334. (TF)
SIGON C mitruction Lid. for al service. bathroom kaden and
,IAWU aN Free estirtInas, sallon
RM COnstrucli s. all your DTIC Ilii unary - ��ing,
- DRYWALL. tapbCo
Oardin9• d-ium chem notice owed*•
wnovatsa sends Beewoma ice tieplace gild 4iW1r1ey Intens and T4M odngs, sprgr Plantes moved. Comparable
eat waavrwl+r Inn $8985. Bits ham 012L wdks calla brides. blodt- stucco. planar repairs. For ssasa Cab 4=-M& On
Decks timet, adtMlforts For t acrd IMatss d ale kitda Feat pM%Mirlal salla at =NO@ - InEll with Inge truck will 83
tree estimates and pore estimates, workmanship Yue plows. =1 BB In 4324MM ftotraeltold moues, wrdakaks.
- LAWN MOWING itormsom can Baa 427.1872 Can Rar t?«trtis efa
oorrertetL An type d mares
- FERTILIZING Wallis) �(o510")
- HEDGE%rREE S.C.G. Construction Ltd. CARPENTRY. dlryaieA patches Cab Carl « Jaro. 427-20L
TRIMMING qty, exterior and 2 dwl0r FENCING, residential/ and • we team Seemed(TF)
- ROTOTILLING mwvatllorw. tapers' aOdMOM conmorckal, custom wood fill- @")BkL Cal Tommy In MICHALSKI Mwilg - houses.
dasignRke6n bars and sebinstt fekkI . dodo, deiek link and 420.8105. (051984) aprhrwse. aicoc applartoss
Owl" Lawn ilk Al workmanship guarataeee . dOg nags. Ra nill Ito ealstYg and piano specialists- Free
Goroenl Ogre and in WW. Coned Caary 834 walls. (g(ys) 0194M binp,v„ysav,e wardrobe service. licensed.
(1984. (TF) Monagk (051094) Rod" insured. Fres es*rmio . Cal
L839-1215 j 7211-1620. (TF)
CLASSIC Landscape Design -
Specialty �Oedksit9•
HOi111110 SABER Contracting - all
[mIS carpentry, additions,
at. •
P"
matter"renovations,
kitchens,
.
walls. Specialize in '
only' No obligation to buy
beInwtaon0. Aon• erlaiMakantoe
COMPLETE carpentry emergency service, furniture
in rewANiOM, refinishing, quality work
N�P� ChMIM18J/6
FraE3iRf88i
MAGICUII.closnl WAM.ro@*
to ler age„ any
materials. Cortfyd Laglacepe
specializing
ertmanaMl any
FaomiakuraW (905) 6667622
htiMted bsoemsras Kiril deers guaranteed. 15 years
�G(pfW1188d
occasion. Birthdays.
«(705) 3261773. (050594)
uld windcuo do ka.l«ltss and experience. SM2915. (TFEFG)
MoL Lio~ 16M
promotions. openings.
rods. 15
Derek, 26 ¢ 1051004) COMPLETE plumbing and
s
kml Lesuce hop. 839.7057 w
HOIISlc:karllnQ
renovations. Emergency
42%0131
72111-0334. (TF)
SIGON C mitruction Lid. for al service. bathroom kaden and
RABBIT wants wok deitg
TWO honest, mature, had watt-
s0 ladies will do dusting W
horns repairs. additions. POD be wmd remwdaallt0 Al wok
doors, sundecks, screen- licensed, guaranteed and
CAL(, CLASSM
ntapfe for chonaanta palm and
as ooeMlore, have Illy oewk
ckenes moors. trope and Uoues
Good references and Rile
ertdosures, Ne. Free estbtafss. klunrsd. Rps«tsble rales. Cao
905.6765780. John. 430.2754. (TF)-
57"M
itniodon. Cr 6a1s. SM+uir
as (052494) ....
• • - .. • . •
RFI
estimates. Can 432-9224.
TMS Pa'n" i
Decor
Ift erior a Euwrior
Wmltfflarlship. Fast
Coil fB��'B lB111101i.
420 -MM
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for a0 your O mbinp
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DIRECTORY
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• • •
FREE
YARD & GARAGE SALE SIGNS
with your advertisement
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To place your Garage
or Yard Sale advertisement
call 683-51 1 O
MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE
Benton Cres.
Sat., May 7, 8 a.m. -12
Rain -or Shine.
GARAGE/STREET SALE
Saturday, May 7, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Driftwood Ct. - Rosebank/Finch
Good Stuff!
NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE
Humphrey DrJWafker Cres.
(Lake Driveway/Westney area)
S&L, May 7, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
(tar date Sat. May 14)
Over 25 homes
STREET SALE - 12 HOUSES
Millbank Rd., Pickering
Sat., May 7
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
G/►1tAGE SALE
Gllatrarafjtae-ovMe >Paab>!ic scasoolt
Saturday, May 7.10 aura. - 2 p.m. Rain or Shite.
1934 Glergrove Road
(#2 fast of Gkmarna Road)
MOVING SALE
SAT., MAY 7th, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
682 AnnlwW SL, Pickering
Something for everyone.
Sdwdm% fty 7,10 ant. to 3 Peal.
ST PAM S,40WI E41 L CHURCM GARAGE SALE
Hok,.�gooAdt bpbooksW wof bola. )
ookc*iw bedtfiq plerfa I= Kit aft cill bake latae.
reke�Y►lerls
and mors.
STREET SALE
EXETER RD.
SAT., MAY 7, 9 A.11- (RAN DATE MAY 14)
Sorrhertng for everyone.
YARD SALE
SAT.MAY 7, 7 AAL -1 PJL
_,
DORIC L/�(ODDGGE��
(Corner W SUWngsfion Rd-)
ti'j'MaLE= aftALE
ages fro Ctshss-e A l"
Sax., May 7. Rain Or Shine
Baby items, d*ww flar101ae, budding supplies
Household Rens and lots more.
GARAGE SALE
SAT., MAY 7, 9 A.11. -3 PJL (Rain or Stolle)
1575 Rwmillys Dr.. Pld w illi ( )
Baby hxrftm children's An"les, toys.
household ilafris.
GARAGE SALE
112 Mull St., Ajax
Sat., Sun., May 7/S„ 9 a.m. - 4 pm.
New Fitt and Rw. Denby din dear out kat Canal +bre.
Dill room silt bills9 16"9' doses (erne 4 a). Ffollsdiald 111ya
2 FRMILV SONNSsE SRLE
59 11161 (iARLTON ORES.
9 A.Y. - 4 P -11 -
SAT. A SUN., MAY 7 3 8
SZ- c A i F
SAT., MAY 7th, 9 a.m. - 3 p -m.
A, Parlicipoini;ihornaeogis,23,U44,48,50
FARROW CRESCENT, AJAX
maiw ilvil aacce99ones• �►
Furnkate and much more.
mm mmADVIQTISE= F=1DAY, MAY#ti D*4•MGId 19
Zj250 Gara wed 250 Gwnopd
SPRING PLANT SALE,
FLEA MARKET & BAKE SALE
Cala 4
k DArt
ONLY g,.'IS
Saturday, Wy 7tk 10 Ill • 2 p m,
St. T s Presbyterian Church 97 Birder Road, Alai
HUGE 3 FAMILY GARAGE 8 MOVING SALE
SAT., MAY 71h, 6 a.m. - 2 p.m.
1565 Heathside Cres., Pickering
(south off Glennafma, between Fairport 8 Dixie)
Large selection of tools, 2 902' area carpets,
large aquarium, 2 antique child.beds, 1931 cash
register, men's 12 speed bike (like new), 5 speed
ladies' bike, solid oak entertainment and plus lots
more. Watch for our signs.
r
r� STREET SALE
ylJ'
,.�',► CEDARWOOD COURT, PICKERING
Sat., May 7 8 8, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Bikes, toys, clothes, housewares, etc.
81, 83, 85 Andrea Rd., Ajax SAT., MAY 7, 9 A M. - 2 P.M.
Sat., May 7,8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. GEORGINA DR. (PICKERING VILLAGE)
Something for everyone —11 LOTS OF GOOD STUFF
HUGE STREET SALE I GARAGE SAL E
SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1994
FOXHOLLOW - W OF WHITES RD. N. OF SHEPPARD
MULTI -FAMILY - MANY TREASURES
11:30 A.M. - 2 P.M.
TtglaFa COURT STRAWY SAL -IE
Sat, May 7,8:30 aln. -1:30 p.m.
Housewares, collectabies. gifts for Mom.
(FincfVDosie area watch for signs)
YAPtO SkA -M
36 Mill St., Pk*elrkp VUI&p - off #2 Hwy.
Sart., May 7.9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
CoYectab+es, antiques, household goods. Six "VV for
everyone. Ran or ate
JtW X 71111E FOR MOTHER'S DAY
Sat., May 7, 9 aim. - 3 ". (Rain or Sllrirwa
IFAMU.Y CkAJRAOM SAL K
Parkside Drive Tbxt*N hits)
Bites, toi clothes taint. ac. SOmetfhng for everyone.
GARAGE SALE
817 Prin olio CL (FatirportlFinch)
Sat, May 7,8:30 &AL -1:30 p.m.
Great variety of items.
s3AWti►4f= sALILM2
1109 GLENNANA RD_, PICKERM�aG
(NEAR DOOM ail LIVERPOOL)
MANY FAMILIES INVOLVED
SOMETNiNG FOR EVERYONE
•:00 A.M - 2:00 P.M.
E
REET SALE - S FAMILIES
mi Miry 7, 9 a-aL
NN (W WON Rd, fPkiarilgl(lOrlbl¢ DW, toys. n►alemAy CI091e$
n:SATURDAY,
DR1W STREET SALE
MAY 7,1994
OM 9 A.M. -1 P.M.
Westney - Not of Hwy. 2)
ENEW A USED SALE
BORN SO., PICKERING
9 amFo:h2lowRein )r SiMIM a Baas. Tykes cool gem subs art (10�
ANTIQUE FURNITURE SALE
29 KUM01 D ORES. S., AJAX
SaL, May 7, 10 a.In- - 3 p.la1-, 428-2514
Wa, stands, Hoosier, tattles, dressers, Wankel
box, large line cupboard. d1'i'r1g room set. rocking
cllafr tnnk mirrors It small collectibles.
EHous-eE�hVold
RAMEEKP SALE
om Pidcs+rfalM Fiiph)
y 7, 9 a al. - 3 peril.
,bs with mattress.
SAT.. MAY 7, 8 A.M. - 3 P.M.
12 EDWARD ST., AJAX
Tools, china, small apokances, lawn orrlar-teats
and odds d ends
OUR FIRST SALE
SAT MAY 7, 9 AAL - 3 PAL
50 Robbie Cres, Ajax (Harwood i Cloveridge)
Walerbed, weeghts, corputer desk
GARAGE A BAKE SALE
1616 Deerbrook Dr. (Glenanna i Dixie)
S&L, May 7, 9 a nL - 3 p.rrL
Toys. books, pas lawn mower. Blass b Decker work
maw. Furrrlure. (Rain date Sunday).
GARAGE SALE
2065 a. 2073 DUSERRY DR.
(Brock i (Major Oaks)
Sat., May 7, 9 at -rill
Treasures for all.
E
ARAGE SALE
SAT., MAY 7.9:30-1:30
Orchard Are. (S. d 401MA11i dN Liverpool)
ral do�tY10, household 1lartte.-New �:MamWarrargenleltl - .- Aagel and nakawt stone
awwk*h . Good new
LADIES' CHURCH GROUP GARAGE SALE
Sat, May T. 8 -12:30
1376 Tatra Dr.
RekeShments available.
2nd ANNUAL STREET SALE
K4&V Cris- (Lake Dr ivawaylWestllay)
Sat, May, 7,9aAL-2p.In
Exd1f11&W Eaa - ealpmllffl baby f s taoet, wd Ural bar
to * ddbefrs datum+ Ilaaallold an aid much laps.
GARAGE - MOVING SALE
Sat, May 7, 9 a -m. - 5 p.m.
35 Clements Rd. I, Ajax
Household am furniture, crib, high chair, games, elk.
S MW clrLe AJAX
IIaAR NGAM Ito- ALMA
SATUFAAY, MAY 7,19" 9 AJ L - 2 PJL
ffllawrfltrlaar sddi disk. chairs. toys, lypawroar, sed wswrinp
MOVING SALE - SAT., MAY 7.9 a.m.
60 RIDEOUT ST.. AJAX (off Kklgs Cres-)
Rattan dining room table and chairs. Panasonic
microwave. sotabed. double Ioui and fraime, dryer,
corner cabinet, child's wardrobe, 24" electric stye.
TO PLACE YOUR GARAGE OR
YARD SALE IN THIS SPOT
CALL 683-5110
MAY 2L94 9 arr►4 pm
For Table into. call
Carol Hawken
683-1610
PORCELAIN DOL_ MAK-NG
aught The E utapaw way- vh-
h,tn,aor studied aloe. t ;, lnw
Anent. Lerrgdsoars available.
In Whitby. Cal! 726 1168
400 "� o 'R
PORT
sned basemenr Dacnetor.
pose to TTC. GO. 401 and
Apartments a oopi separate ov arKs.
400 For Rent "are° 4-1 Ava"ubs .11`0
wso0-hontnIV 4162926'05.
33 & 77 FALBY COURT
2 8 3 bedroom apartments in family
building. Air conditioning, broadloom,
2 appiiances, laundry facilities and
underground parking included- EMM
$743 - $833.
686-0845 weekdays
8:30 a fit- - 4:30 p rn.
ONE bedroom apartment in
i' - 6450 ^nntnM . WN.
3 to choose horn CLoee to as
ametrres, went 10 hal sora
and parks. 705-639-5816-
P51294)
$. AJAX - new 2 bedroom base -
INN apannU M. 4 ll bath.
private entrance, carpeted.
parking• electric smoke
deledors, nets all safety
standards. Raise. ltatrlaaL
$725 narNyavailable now.
6@62154, P5004)
BLOCRIMUCOE -L" nos
le
bedroom in M unci budding.
swage, laundry, tacking. well
mrtag.a cWa. to abn..aua
bons fIWS Ackniva Go tweet l
122 Slop St. W. or call emmert
416422.5419L (TF)
ire
eedrsorn beaerrwt apcw @K
large k11chan. fully carpel".
sepers s -- ii,central air.
dehutridital 6600 monthly,
wades included. Cam 4761456
and leave, massage. (051094)
PICKERING - two bedroom
basement apartment. combine -
Von dwartymwg, so -in kacrwL
aSpierroes, cable. 4 poo bel
parking, separate entrance.
Available now. Suitable tar
couple. No pas. 6750 incluwe.
937-0745. M51094)
CUTE oar bedroom basertwrt
epartment, excellent central
bcatim done 10 am anwAmw
laundry faciklies. $550 plus
hydro. Cal 579.9294. Nice areal
(051094)
AJAX - turnished brand new one,
bedroom basement bachi
private entrance. laundry,
utilities. cable included.
KacMreete/miorowave, now
401. Go. public transit. x550.
�; 7-0293 after 6 p.m.
AJAX -one bedroom basertwt
eparlinam separate entrarha,
carpeted, fridge and stove,
parking, cable and utilities
Included. $450 n ontlty. Met-
able
vailable Jure 1. Call Lias, 61113-
ys7
AJAX - wage now open conosot.
4 room basement apartment ve4
poi bath. adcarate enancs.
Cas 427-3909. (05,094)
AJAX - bngni two bedroom
above ground basement
apartment. aopkanoss. es can..
4 pare. bath, cable, separate
entrance. parking, close to
a eases. Available May 15.
$800 Inclusive. 427-99s4.
M5011")
COURIICE Oshawa- TownMte
arse bedroom ground floor apct-
msrs in hou". 6replaa. walk 10
peso, yard. Very briglt. tiny NO
terminad. 8600 all ihduaire
Available Jute 1. 429-3271.
(05/094)
AJAX - MarwoodiSaii hos
badman Oeserrtct aper- W
common laundry. freshly
partial Use of badtyard. 9925
UlowL FbWA=L areiable
wwrdaray. Cam asimmob,
(416) 2W390.1 (05099) -
WH"IB r - bnighl ori ta�dnoorn
basement apartment, quiet
neighbourhood, centrally
Weald. $500 ;t La vee Fina/
Inst. Ralson No per. Awl
Ob June 1. Call as -3M aver
5 p.rrL (051094)
LARGE 3 berdro, apartrtwt
for rent. top floor of triples
building. recently renovated.
par" included. laundry lacilhly
included. waking distance to
Oshawa Centre. school and
park. Available June 1. CAN
Tony, 905-623-5116 or John
905497-0276.(051294)
AJAX - Westi Rdrs2, 1200
si two bedroom wry nice
above ground basergent
aparwrra, wakaA and private
patio. First/last, $750. All
inclusive. Avail a le June 1. 426-
97M (051094)
AJAX - Westney Heights, two
bedruwn baame t aparwrrM,
Wass -mft finished. aspen es
entrance, tum side 4 pe& beth,
appliances, cable, laundry,
1996-atick sive. Jules E
A'(05t004)
TO PLACE YOUR GARAGE OR
GARAGE SALE
YARD SALE
1645 ALWIN CIRCLE
785 HILLCREST RD., PICKERING
YARD SALE IN THIS SPOT
SAT., MAY 7, SUN., MAY 8
Saturday, May 7, Sunday, May 8
9 a.m. - 5 P.M.
CALL M-511 0
9 A.M. - 4 P.M.
Rain or Shine
260 Arts a CIS 260 Arts a Crafts
GARAGE SALE
Contractor's YARD SALE
32 Admiral Rd., Aja"
433-2155
Sat., May 7, cam. - g pm.
GE 30- electric stove. god clws. prig gong able, box
29 ClgaS Rd. Courtice
Craft Sale of Unique Dried Flower
trader, lawn mower. furniture. drapes. dishes, lots more.
Trucks. tools. mtsc ot.ilding ma;enals, sed windows.
Arrangements plus Ceramics
431 Sheppard in Flower Shed
May 7 - 10 am - 4 pm
HUGE 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE
STREET SALE
839-5982
81, 83, 85 Andrea Rd., Ajax SAT., MAY 7, 9 A M. - 2 P.M.
Sat., May 7,8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. GEORGINA DR. (PICKERING VILLAGE)
Something for everyone —11 LOTS OF GOOD STUFF
HUGE STREET SALE I GARAGE SAL E
SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1994
FOXHOLLOW - W OF WHITES RD. N. OF SHEPPARD
MULTI -FAMILY - MANY TREASURES
11:30 A.M. - 2 P.M.
TtglaFa COURT STRAWY SAL -IE
Sat, May 7,8:30 aln. -1:30 p.m.
Housewares, collectabies. gifts for Mom.
(FincfVDosie area watch for signs)
YAPtO SkA -M
36 Mill St., Pk*elrkp VUI&p - off #2 Hwy.
Sart., May 7.9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
CoYectab+es, antiques, household goods. Six "VV for
everyone. Ran or ate
JtW X 71111E FOR MOTHER'S DAY
Sat., May 7, 9 aim. - 3 ". (Rain or Sllrirwa
IFAMU.Y CkAJRAOM SAL K
Parkside Drive Tbxt*N hits)
Bites, toi clothes taint. ac. SOmetfhng for everyone.
GARAGE SALE
817 Prin olio CL (FatirportlFinch)
Sat, May 7,8:30 &AL -1:30 p.m.
Great variety of items.
s3AWti►4f= sALILM2
1109 GLENNANA RD_, PICKERM�aG
(NEAR DOOM ail LIVERPOOL)
MANY FAMILIES INVOLVED
SOMETNiNG FOR EVERYONE
•:00 A.M - 2:00 P.M.
E
REET SALE - S FAMILIES
mi Miry 7, 9 a-aL
NN (W WON Rd, fPkiarilgl(lOrlbl¢ DW, toys. n►alemAy CI091e$
n:SATURDAY,
DR1W STREET SALE
MAY 7,1994
OM 9 A.M. -1 P.M.
Westney - Not of Hwy. 2)
ENEW A USED SALE
BORN SO., PICKERING
9 amFo:h2lowRein )r SiMIM a Baas. Tykes cool gem subs art (10�
ANTIQUE FURNITURE SALE
29 KUM01 D ORES. S., AJAX
SaL, May 7, 10 a.In- - 3 p.la1-, 428-2514
Wa, stands, Hoosier, tattles, dressers, Wankel
box, large line cupboard. d1'i'r1g room set. rocking
cllafr tnnk mirrors It small collectibles.
EHous-eE�hVold
RAMEEKP SALE
om Pidcs+rfalM Fiiph)
y 7, 9 a al. - 3 peril.
,bs with mattress.
SAT.. MAY 7, 8 A.M. - 3 P.M.
12 EDWARD ST., AJAX
Tools, china, small apokances, lawn orrlar-teats
and odds d ends
OUR FIRST SALE
SAT MAY 7, 9 AAL - 3 PAL
50 Robbie Cres, Ajax (Harwood i Cloveridge)
Walerbed, weeghts, corputer desk
GARAGE A BAKE SALE
1616 Deerbrook Dr. (Glenanna i Dixie)
S&L, May 7, 9 a nL - 3 p.rrL
Toys. books, pas lawn mower. Blass b Decker work
maw. Furrrlure. (Rain date Sunday).
GARAGE SALE
2065 a. 2073 DUSERRY DR.
(Brock i (Major Oaks)
Sat., May 7, 9 at -rill
Treasures for all.
E
ARAGE SALE
SAT., MAY 7.9:30-1:30
Orchard Are. (S. d 401MA11i dN Liverpool)
ral do�tY10, household 1lartte.-New �:MamWarrargenleltl - .- Aagel and nakawt stone
awwk*h . Good new
LADIES' CHURCH GROUP GARAGE SALE
Sat, May T. 8 -12:30
1376 Tatra Dr.
RekeShments available.
2nd ANNUAL STREET SALE
K4&V Cris- (Lake Dr ivawaylWestllay)
Sat, May, 7,9aAL-2p.In
Exd1f11&W Eaa - ealpmllffl baby f s taoet, wd Ural bar
to * ddbefrs datum+ Ilaaallold an aid much laps.
GARAGE - MOVING SALE
Sat, May 7, 9 a -m. - 5 p.m.
35 Clements Rd. I, Ajax
Household am furniture, crib, high chair, games, elk.
S MW clrLe AJAX
IIaAR NGAM Ito- ALMA
SATUFAAY, MAY 7,19" 9 AJ L - 2 PJL
ffllawrfltrlaar sddi disk. chairs. toys, lypawroar, sed wswrinp
MOVING SALE - SAT., MAY 7.9 a.m.
60 RIDEOUT ST.. AJAX (off Kklgs Cres-)
Rattan dining room table and chairs. Panasonic
microwave. sotabed. double Ioui and fraime, dryer,
corner cabinet, child's wardrobe, 24" electric stye.
TO PLACE YOUR GARAGE OR
YARD SALE IN THIS SPOT
CALL 683-5110
MAY 2L94 9 arr►4 pm
For Table into. call
Carol Hawken
683-1610
PORCELAIN DOL_ MAK-NG
aught The E utapaw way- vh-
h,tn,aor studied aloe. t ;, lnw
Anent. Lerrgdsoars available.
In Whitby. Cal! 726 1168
400 "� o 'R
PORT
sned basemenr Dacnetor.
pose to TTC. GO. 401 and
Apartments a oopi separate ov arKs.
400 For Rent "are° 4-1 Ava"ubs .11`0
wso0-hontnIV 4162926'05.
33 & 77 FALBY COURT
2 8 3 bedroom apartments in family
building. Air conditioning, broadloom,
2 appiiances, laundry facilities and
underground parking included- EMM
$743 - $833.
686-0845 weekdays
8:30 a fit- - 4:30 p rn.
ONE bedroom apartment in
i' - 6450 ^nntnM . WN.
3 to choose horn CLoee to as
ametrres, went 10 hal sora
and parks. 705-639-5816-
P51294)
$. AJAX - new 2 bedroom base -
INN apannU M. 4 ll bath.
private entrance, carpeted.
parking• electric smoke
deledors, nets all safety
standards. Raise. ltatrlaaL
$725 narNyavailable now.
6@62154, P5004)
BLOCRIMUCOE -L" nos
le
bedroom in M unci budding.
swage, laundry, tacking. well
mrtag.a cWa. to abn..aua
bons fIWS Ackniva Go tweet l
122 Slop St. W. or call emmert
416422.5419L (TF)
ire
eedrsorn beaerrwt apcw @K
large k11chan. fully carpel".
sepers s -- ii,central air.
dehutridital 6600 monthly,
wades included. Cam 4761456
and leave, massage. (051094)
PICKERING - two bedroom
basement apartment. combine -
Von dwartymwg, so -in kacrwL
aSpierroes, cable. 4 poo bel
parking, separate entrance.
Available now. Suitable tar
couple. No pas. 6750 incluwe.
937-0745. M51094)
CUTE oar bedroom basertwrt
epartment, excellent central
bcatim done 10 am anwAmw
laundry faciklies. $550 plus
hydro. Cal 579.9294. Nice areal
(051094)
AJAX - turnished brand new one,
bedroom basement bachi
private entrance. laundry,
utilities. cable included.
KacMreete/miorowave, now
401. Go. public transit. x550.
�; 7-0293 after 6 p.m.
AJAX -one bedroom basertwt
eparlinam separate entrarha,
carpeted, fridge and stove,
parking, cable and utilities
Included. $450 n ontlty. Met-
able
vailable Jure 1. Call Lias, 61113-
ys7
AJAX - wage now open conosot.
4 room basement apartment ve4
poi bath. adcarate enancs.
Cas 427-3909. (05,094)
AJAX - bngni two bedroom
above ground basement
apartment. aopkanoss. es can..
4 pare. bath, cable, separate
entrance. parking, close to
a eases. Available May 15.
$800 Inclusive. 427-99s4.
M5011")
COURIICE Oshawa- TownMte
arse bedroom ground floor apct-
msrs in hou". 6replaa. walk 10
peso, yard. Very briglt. tiny NO
terminad. 8600 all ihduaire
Available Jute 1. 429-3271.
(05/094)
AJAX - MarwoodiSaii hos
badman Oeserrtct aper- W
common laundry. freshly
partial Use of badtyard. 9925
UlowL FbWA=L areiable
wwrdaray. Cam asimmob,
(416) 2W390.1 (05099) -
WH"IB r - bnighl ori ta�dnoorn
basement apartment, quiet
neighbourhood, centrally
Weald. $500 ;t La vee Fina/
Inst. Ralson No per. Awl
Ob June 1. Call as -3M aver
5 p.rrL (051094)
LARGE 3 berdro, apartrtwt
for rent. top floor of triples
building. recently renovated.
par" included. laundry lacilhly
included. waking distance to
Oshawa Centre. school and
park. Available June 1. CAN
Tony, 905-623-5116 or John
905497-0276.(051294)
AJAX - Westi Rdrs2, 1200
si two bedroom wry nice
above ground basergent
aparwrra, wakaA and private
patio. First/last, $750. All
inclusive. Avail a le June 1. 426-
97M (051094)
AJAX - Westney Heights, two
bedruwn baame t aparwrrM,
Wass -mft finished. aspen es
entrance, tum side 4 pe& beth,
appliances, cable, laundry,
1996-atick sive. Jules E
A'(05t004)
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basement. Short of the roof specialty is concrete
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International cuisine the
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Mother's Day
By Beverly McFarlane
You'll find Sauter's Inn Restaurant, with its
international cuisine, set in a beautiful
courtyard in Pickering Village_
The German -Hungarian restaurant offers great
food. The variety includes schnitzels, of course,
roladen, sauerbraten, gulasch, chicken
paprickasch, as well as the famous pork hocks
with sauerkraut.
If you want to forget your cares for a few
hours, owners Mike and Helen Sauter invite
you to a relaxed European atmosphere with
pleasant waitresses in traditional dress.
Draft beer is served in a German stein; house
wine in a porcelain decanter - all to place you,
for the moment, in a little part of Europe.
If you haven't yet taken in the restaurant's
popular Sunday Brunch, served fin 10:30 a.m.
to 2:30 p.m., you don't know what you're
missing. You can eat to your heart's desire at
Sauter's Inn's all -You -can -cat Genian -style hot
and cold buffet Children under five eat five.
Whether you are a regular patron, or you've
never eaten at the restaurant before, this
Sunday- Mother's Day - is a perfect time to
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Sat. 5-10 P.M.
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You'll find Sauter's Inn Restaurant, with its
international cuisine, set in a beautiful
courtyard in Pickering Village_
The German -Hungarian restaurant offers great
food. The variety includes schnitzels, of course,
roladen, sauerbraten, gulasch, chicken
paprickasch, as well as the famous pork hocks
with sauerkraut.
If you want to forget your cares for a few
hours, owners Mike and Helen Sauter invite
you to a relaxed European atmosphere with
pleasant waitresses in traditional dress.
Draft beer is served in a German stein; house
wine in a porcelain decanter - all to place you,
for the moment, in a little part of Europe.
If you haven't yet taken in the restaurant's
popular Sunday Brunch, served fin 10:30 a.m.
to 2:30 p.m., you don't know what you're
missing. You can eat to your heart's desire at
Sauter's Inn's all -You -can -cat Genian -style hot
and cold buffet Children under five eat five.
Whether you are a regular patron, or you've
never eaten at the restaurant before, this
Sunday- Mother's Day - is a perfect time to
WET BAISEMENT''s<
• WATERPROOFING
• DRAIN REPAIRS
MASTER UC. #D30
& 44
FREE SERVICE CALLS
686-0011
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY f, Illi -PAGE 21
FWALLY
SNORING
UASER
TMATMENT
BY A QUALIFIED
JRGICAL SPECIALIST
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Sun. Brunch 10:3[}2:30
Tues. -Fri. 11:30-2:30 A 5-10 pm.
Sat. 5-10 P.M.
Sun. 10:30.9:00
Louued in the Courtyard of
Wiring Vdiage
109 Old x(ngston R(l., Ajax
427-6760
JD AIR & ELECTRIC
TOOL REPAIR
676 Monarch Ave., Unit 3
Ajax, Ontario
Phone/Fax 427-2595
SEE OUR NEW LINE OF
CORDLESS & ELECTRIC
LAWNMOWERS
BY BLACK & DECKER
BEST PRICE IN TOWN
take your family to Sauter's Inn -
Reservations are recommended for Mother's
Day. While the brunch will not be served this
Sunday, the regular menu will be available from
11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Other important dates to watch for are May 21,
and June 11.
On the weekend of May 21, you can enjoy the
patio opening, courtesy of Sauter's Inn and The
Courtyard Pub. Local residents and passers-by
look forward each year to seeing the beautiful
flowers hanging on the patio, reminiscent of the
most beautiful European setting.
Then on June 11, you can enjoy an exciting day
in Pickering Village. Traditional foods and
beverages, provided by Sauter's Inn, will be
served in The Courtyard.
Whether for Mother's Day, the patio opening,
the Pickering village Festival, or any regular day
in between each of these events, Helen and Mike,
together with their staff, invite you to savor their
delicacies. You will be warmly welcomed at the
Sauter's Inn location, 109 Old Kingston Rd.
For reservations, or information, call (905)
427-6760.
Auftwiz9d Dealer
TORO, HOMEUTE, ARNENS
NEW 6 USED LAWNMOWERS
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drvn•rs f« a relationship Sy 2063
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take your family to Sauter's Inn -
Reservations are recommended for Mother's
Day. While the brunch will not be served this
Sunday, the regular menu will be available from
11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Other important dates to watch for are May 21,
and June 11.
On the weekend of May 21, you can enjoy the
patio opening, courtesy of Sauter's Inn and The
Courtyard Pub. Local residents and passers-by
look forward each year to seeing the beautiful
flowers hanging on the patio, reminiscent of the
most beautiful European setting.
Then on June 11, you can enjoy an exciting day
in Pickering Village. Traditional foods and
beverages, provided by Sauter's Inn, will be
served in The Courtyard.
Whether for Mother's Day, the patio opening,
the Pickering village Festival, or any regular day
in between each of these events, Helen and Mike,
together with their staff, invite you to savor their
delicacies. You will be warmly welcomed at the
Sauter's Inn location, 109 Old Kingston Rd.
For reservations, or information, call (905)
427-6760.
Auftwiz9d Dealer
TORO, HOMEUTE, ARNENS
NEW 6 USED LAWNMOWERS
SPRING TUNE-UPS
855 Westney Rd. S.
683-M
cm WEE 1=1111Y r N
COA EMM-rlESIDEIM-
ASPIW.rSEfI M/Aewts
SERVICES
•Drain & imil
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• Covft Odenaft
• �tl
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WE DON? AW SPRAY YOlxt =MAY
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• Rural prDparbac • so-employw
• Baa Clydit
No booms - No Prem"
Priam Dub tido. Smit RAA
Fast Pmkesimel Samba
Sian 1975
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0 420-6089
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NEW LOCATM
NEW HOURS • NEW PRODUCTS
MAY 3.7
Hours:10.5 7IMa.. - Sat
7.9 'TIM"., WW, Thur.
Nlcrkftm cross . Wninem3. sl miss Pewi
muds more. bushes, books and
CWAINd ®10 OW KkWM PA
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liklit #11 Ajax
905.683-6109 �..
FEMALE. una ttecr.ed car -w;•
rYwvr' oarM OUlgoing. Variety o' ,niece
ests '.I and slim kruking for honest male
30.40 of similar oualilles for friendship
first SY25I6!OSH)
ATTRACTIVE 'adf olonde single 35
interested 'r - ee^ng a single honest.
attractive maw Xr V, for Inendchlp prn-
slbie Ws
rabor .p SY 2547 (OSH)
HONEST ane sincere M" le f --aa med�-
Ji-. ti,"i,, 35 sm:r o.ees ro dance and
hi11,1 sewls hr—st down-to-earrh tela
black •-,ale 35-4C for .•.o;,nmgful relatVr-
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look— fro, a Cnrs`a1 Tan 28-32 'or
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lover SY 2550 (oSH)
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nurse 33please respond again to mad-
tr:r -,rote, 2542 as, dr]^ 1 get your cor-
rert prow number SY 2557 (OSH)
ACTIVE. anracMe vogue femaw 34 all.
p,ofessonal secure. en;m sports tra re'
O' •Moors humour test for :ffe Seeiinq
maw counM
llil M sin oar Interests
30-A nonVro.w SY 2561 IOSH)
ACTIVE •: aw 45 teye: 5 - v -m
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some,.-- 4450 dials sincere ani: —n-
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felt -,sell .0ye adventure a ,Cys lire
and nature so give me a aA and *A e
your name and numbe, and III sail rou
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sense y'Oyes Child, en and
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for reiahonslnp zest be hontsl aM
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affectionate look.ng for romantic easy -
gong, good serve of humour carrcr.or,.
lnttd. nonsmoker for fun in the sin
danung. collage life cycling. romantic
drvn•rs f« a relationship Sy 2063
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type of marc and QUM.'t lames. looking for
"We. 19.22. who er>,oys same interests
SY sacs (CISH)
ARE yoo a fuMoyrg. single white male
4).50. 5'7• or talar. ht arta aMacbve who
Mm spots. outdoors. music danang and
good conversabon'r Then this shefit.
good lonfing. young 40 s female would
love 10 hear from you SY 2966 (CISH)
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437 S"" St. S owe.
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EVERY SUNDAY
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400 F� 410 "ouaea� 460 intoe asp�ace
NORTH OSHAWA
clean, ON buialto• targe,
2 a 3 bdi I , III batt and
large balcony. Fully
brdloomed. Available
immediately or later, from
$685 montMy utilities
ROSSLANDINARMORV • 3
bedroons sent, 2 appaances.
III plus utilities. Call 427•
w
5564. (051294)
eed
415
parking for one car irnciided. SOUTH Ajax - 4 bedrooms.
Cal N7-2475 or 623-0079. detached home• double car
Close to schools Flexible
Excellent Sports
Bar Location
Ajax retail location.
Call for details
427.6283
9ar11S•
dosing prior to August. 11 youlm
pot what w: re looking W. dal
To Advert:se Your
HOUM For us at 75. MUM")
686- 40
1
Service
410 Rent
Business
420 Townhouses
Please Call 576-9335
AJAX - Wesiney heights. For Rent
or FaxA79 2238
detached two bedroom with
an
Clubhouse. hutted pools, hot ru s ter en
tum sora
separate entrance to in-law PICKERING . 4 bedroom tree
Cottages
aipartmant, central airand angle hold townhouse. 4 aPdiarn .
4 0
car garage. Available July 1. fireplace. aro basertsm, Wai-
I7 Rent
Rom to own. 3795 per month. able now. $1050 plus. (905)
Rom
.
Credit Counsellors (Toronto.
Cal 686.6638. (051094) 509.1755. (051094)
Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF)
545 p opeftles
GEORGIAN Bay now Wa
SOUTH Ajax - available June t. THREE bedroom townhouse.
3
Beach and Midland.. 3
4 bedroom sidesplil levo from frndge. stow. Oryer, garage.
bedrooms. access to sandy
kitchen to large deck. family common pod. playground. wak-
beach with deck. BBO and TV.
room with fireplace, finished red ing distance to Catholic and
May be viwwed on video. 434 -
room, two baths. Close to Public Schools. Available June
6631. (TF)
schpipis, buses. $1250 plus or July. 436-3346. (051094)
BOOK now for May Long
utilities. Sandi. 683.3053 or YYIITBY dean 3 bedroom
Weekend or summer. Fully
None 8347695' 1051294) townhouse. garage. patio.
equipped 2 and 3 bedroom
DESIRABLE NE Oshawa. Irrt- schools. transportation,
cortagm.4 Poo. bath. gas BBO.
maculate 3 bedroom sem. Pa- snooping, 4 appliances. Jun* 1.
boats and more. Sorry. no peri.
sable long tern lease. Family $9W plus. Days 90S483-3100
Smoking and Non smoking
room, paved drive. deck and an 320 or eve. 416487-2966
cottages. Northern Heights
or Ouwt court. July 1 3925 Grant.(050694)
Resort. 1-800.565.2991.
mpnt!dy plus utilities. Firu,laa. O S H A W A - two bedroom
(0506'94)
Cat 905-697-2519' (051094) townhouse. 11 Pce.. 1-3 PCs.
KAWARTHA Cottages - 45
FOUR bedroom house acmes bat-, finished basement. krdlrs
mms. NE of Peterborough.
from schoolsand yank. Avail- ,Ky�p. Available June 1. 3895
Clean. cozy two bedroom
able June. First/last. credit monthly, fiMlast.416-837-2142
lakefront house keeping
shack and remrNK»s. $975 in- or 905.436.3141. (051904)
cottages. Good fishing and
clunes stove and fridge. __.
lw,mmmg. Boat and motor
Raym,vnd Nash. Sutton Group Rooms To
rentals. Book fast for May bhp
Executive Really. 430.3000. Rent
43 0
weekend From $170 weekend
M51094)
$395 weekly. 705-877-2159
AJAX brick bungalow!. 0wh
pa also interior, detaCM&C WHITBY . rOOrrn w
ar
1053194)
KAWARTHA'SAAKE Sernour -
$3 ,1101
garage. excellent Clot $'os op rout bus slop.
Close � �'g roof bus
woOdland Estates hous"000-
ne�fooumood. dose to 401"
Cas 666o64c (06069+)
!n9 cottages. es. 3 Plus piece
stops. No Dors. 1950 • kwanes.
(latnrOamt, how p, pool beach.
FirsVlaK. Mon -Fn. 5-9 p.m. and PICKERING tumusled room-
"ore, playground. 90 mirwiss
SalSun. i i am. -9 p m. 683 snared laundry and kitchen
NE of Pickering- Leave mm -
3262 (051094: taakties Available June 1.
*ape at 705-653.1317. (652694)
Clio 10 P.T C. $425 1 we hilly
W ttv are you a fart« w it n ler Cal 420.7418. (651194'
LAKE Seymp rTu l
3360 Plus per we ek,,fully
ooh $500 Oow.Wy^wt. you AJAX - trashy, painted room
equipped. 4 bedrooms Cottages.
can own a new 3 or 4 OwmOrm ava'i.able !mrfedwsly with
90 mknules N.E. d Oshawa.
tome One large lot' Great Separate entrance and
Great fishing. heated pool,
financing available. 62346" bathroorm. Clots to shopping
playground. Family Collage
(651794' and bus pop FIISV18W CAN
resort. Woodland Estates. 1 -
AJAX iarge 3 beoroom bun- 666-0959 save meas&ge.
705-6511317. (060304)
ya ow main f nor. n cety (061I"W
` For
535
575 uww
sale
jacuzz,. acreene0 susporch. top AUCTION Date: Sat. May 7.
BEAUTIFUL two ale ' @A f0ht
BORROW 310,000 pay as little
as 3110 p« month o.a.e. Cal
las in Pon Perry starting at
3155.000. Ready to build. For
Jerry. 668-7200 Free
iriormation, call 9D5427 -03W
Consultations. Anubis Invest-
mems Ltd. (TF)
or 905126-2215. (051094)
an
Clubhouse. hutted pools, hot ru s ter en
tum sora
33500 Lull price. wooded eturtp
MONEY problems? Loans. debt
ing lot. 3/4 hours east of
Oshawa. sand beach. trout. fish.
consolidations. credit
air► personal
Next to 10.000 acres county
nan0ements.
stopped.
OFlaanE ng'CONSULTATIOforest
416-4. year round road. Fred.
416131.1555. (0501941
.
Credit Counsellors (Toronto.
and large Yard. Moihwx•p• 686
YGr
Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF)
545 p opeftles
580 images
A 15 acre power sale.r1Ckr0es &
ARE Ycu having vo40m getting
? your batik
a mon~?
drikW weli and hardwood frees.
Only S14.900 .Also 7.5 acm
r You
you the form roundg Do you
a
w•
...
waterfront. some 1rNa. tome
suitable to buil or for
Meda second mortgage? 66 -6
can Help. cal today. 6681805.
cleared.
trailer. $32900. 905127.6637.
Community Financial Services.
(05,2941
Pablic
4145. (061294)
afllarnaiss. AN incluse SM
600 Notices
ces
cal
7
Imorlock Or". convowtent �- �pOO� udOW 1
5 I 0 Trailers Sites
SENIORS Club/Daycare. new,
Itrnas6er, am OFF" arrSaa• wrakn ahnar� al taealaes, felon since«.
oom
floor laundry, 81230 . ML Cal SNo moray. Cal 420.1206
concept. Large home and lot to.
AFFORDABLE Lake Ontario
capable mobile seniors to
participate n a dub. Numerous
participate
picturesque trailer sites near
activities mliudes meals, $I so
Trenton. Fully Serviced. mature
per week. Mon -Fri. (905) 5011
trees. sheltered docking,
0413. (051094)
watviront available. Gorgeous
406.015. p61M) SOL &"- trickles room WML
sunsets. Full price. $9900 erme.
Children's riding horses and
Free brochure. 416-757-4944
630 Registrations
(Mon -Fn). (053194)
keeled M a do"SW YMuitstr drapes, lotr•soat (good
deco,xed. now carpet. C.. to AJAX . turnmt%W MOM full use 490 "Or"'ara
tars Avadacet Jure 1 $975 . 1/ of rec room. !sundry room.
2 1 tines. (905) 825-9657 or *p. fl -4390. $11110eak
o wly
(416) 640-M1. (05 1294) Cal 683.5951 (051004)
OISHAWA Eau - If"" oedroorm LARGE bright waw fiXneftSO GORGEOUS three bedroom
man floor of house, laundry. room. East Oshawa }amly IliwicondocBeach. IOWO
10 tarots Clear
ater h, pod. jacuzzi.
Stove. indigo. backyard. non heats. Kitchen and laundry 880. private yard• available
smoker Pretend. Avaiabe Mal prwsegw. Mandy 10 bus and ow,0,r For wtorm won and to
1. $800 . 12 utilises. 7211652. *hopipw>4 $70 weakly. Fr -i- vele Photos. 686-946 or 579-
10501;9A) and Mtwwos. Sul fo*Porstft 3788. (052604)
Marne. 723.6264 (051794) Un" arms. Cash, ISA, O
AJAX westney Heights. FLORIDA - Madeira Beach. Com.
osteon ed 3 bedroom. S AJ" - Clean fufrmhW MOM n 15M sq.1t. luxury 9411 front 10% buyers prom
lum delivery arranged- i�a0 w1t�
1 12 baths fk+wts 5 a oorsdaorr0 horn- close b condo. 6 appliances. 2. 1 north of Miry . 87 and fellow si9rLS!
BEAUTIFUL South Lake Tent
and Trailer Park. Sandy beach•
playground sit". rec hall, snack
bar (evenings) Christmas in
July. Hallowe'en in August. hay
ides. etc. Farcy camp ground.
seasonal rates. 3790. Maden.
(705) 286-2555. (051094)
KIDS SJMMER CAMP -
Pickering, invited space. Or-
ganized by Liverpool Karoo and
Goodbody'*. Professional
warfuck". Activities include:
Karate. baseball, soccer,
swimming, aerobics, street
proofing games and Prizes- Fs
detats. W 839-FITT (3488).
650 Auctions 650 Auctions
OUTSTANDING AlMaUE AUCTION
PLUCK IT STRAIGHT FROM THE HOUlEI
11 HANNA AVE., RICHMOND MILL
SUNDAY, MAY eth/94 AT 1:oo P.LL - PREVIEW
FROM 12:00 NOON!
Magrtilicarlt fifeli he coc)ecaon of breathtaking antiques
and colectjbles. Over 200 stunning lots- Extrema
partial listing: 12 pc pa�S quality Chippendale
mahogany dining set. Numerous french inlaid
commodes. Grandfather clock. palatial mirrors. docks.
Vkcsonan fuxnishings. 5 pc. tapesry gold 9th salon SOL
Sever 164 sats. Royal Douhons, talk grand piano, poster
bed queensize, hobby horses, bronze statuary, oil
partings. estate jewellery, tables of all descrlptwn,
plant stands, Tiffany style lamps. Venetian mirrors, area
rigs, aro cabrnes, spinet desks, bookcases, antique
signed dol, dolptan brass dinng table, desks. Ivory
figures, crystal, candelabras. magnificent Varew
dtandaii); liiAl attend autbon If you grant something -
111C 1hUC r C#,aglJe with 1 D
' bus top. attarad tamkm Non
basement. Call 643.3923 smoker Phone 686-4842.
bedrooms. 2 baths• all
accessories. neared pool.
(06114) 106661$1
jacuzz,. acreene0 susporch. top AUCTION Date: Sat. May 7.
NO down payments Good ROOM for, lien row Pickering
creda? Good Pbs You can bur
boor. wwe klyimonttwy. Detours 1994 viewing 9 am. Auction
and rtador. $0.80 exchange. tine 10 arts, SHARPI The Auc-
Town Centre. 3400 Rorndty
for the top d root. whim prices telexes. CLose to as w wwwal
(0611404) ton Career. ted B First r Rd.
Esta gownenvit4 Fou road N
slid rates are down. Call Doug Avareabie nn7lmedtiely. 610'
CLEARWATER - mobiles. of Sq
Tek• sole 432 (Libertytch
s Brant. Community unty Fnrlptl. 01120. (051294)
an
Clubhouse. hutted pools, hot ru s ter en
tum sora
666.6805 (TF)
SOUTH Ajax - Harwood/
is day o one
tub. lenres. Neer tteacties and Hotel. The a et• say ro one vxw
a
BAYLY,UVERPOOL - three Clover!dge. clean quiet
major alracfioaa. Children pry to neer, we have a large
bedroom house. main floor. townhouse. ar don.. pool non
real=, $275 wacky. Phewas variety to Please everyone:
Shown n your hats Cao 693 SBO'a. Sears Shop Vac. M.D.
hasty renovated. amps pelt- smdker, share bath, lutcn•n.
radial arm saw. C«tral vac,
and large Yard. Moihwx•p• 686
YGr
5W3- follows)
lin ntDwits (am a MCCt). ,6
i,laDe wnfTrdial•Iy. 3450 1361 ( 520-2526.(
lar. wl/rtl Darrod
Hr
pros 4Yate*. Frst/mst. Caa 837- p6124)
mlp iral washer and dryer
sw mina ter
For $al!
2429: (051294) Shared
450
t a�t t rneur•. chews and
umb"eaL exercise, btu. raw"
TWO storey .tMdn.kx. lees Aapmrt-
3
SOMERSET Estates. IM'My.
built 2300 Vic- mdrrr wtter ' artieas and
sear valay ams. YMwedde
bedrooms. #&mill room.
MraPl6oa IrablmL $l 100 Per SOUTH Ajat - prkrde bedroorR
'Mpe Share
custom sq.
torian style two storey. 4 modem 6aawrSM STU. n���kpivites
bedroonR 2 12 bertha auk #oyer, vacuum dmsrw. coA•e
likaftit«ab,►
m1omn ptua ufBaMs. Cal 725. bath. 00 Pankag-
&)f other facilities. rn,a► an
air. walkout dock WO g&ztb0. cables, unatr (Nhydrahtic►.
*flip Moate pmck. p40lowaki tME
4145. (061294)
afllarnaiss. AN incluse SM
y lendeeaped. aao ew SOMO , sharrpoo chair, mirror 2s4•. cast
tMl11Tar - 4 year Hew kOW Cas 426290. (051294)
Imorlock Or". convowtent �- �pOO� udOW 1
itoo s4 h.. 6 roatta tm.suite AJAX South -front d bus sop.
xoom, s bedroom. ens
adloolL
king $ 9,90. �� ore. as*" Phioo Radio. Wider
king i269.f100. 430.2144.
Hock" �,ts. ole
Itrnas6er, am OFF" arrSaa• wrakn ahnar� al taealaes, felon since«.
oom
floor laundry, 81230 . ML Cal SNo moray. Cal 420.1206
Sensing M
1046) rrwspapers, 1923 Am«tean
so-
416.40842511- 4610M) 123 pin. 105,004)
CENTRAL Oshawa - dock. Peach Dolle. 1954 Chodme
bsekyard, raceet kitchoa. ter Dollar. SNwr dives• Ing,
WHrM-4bodrornhallw, 1W WMTES/NWV 62 - eluaro
shingles, custom trim. aSSortrrrem of loW' books -
Ism& braes
N t�tood lord. 2e00 "A Swale benwlut MODAM ht IM
AehikhY dad
bathrooms. Throe bedroom e)S staff i • when
h tiYthily ioortl /Bine separate bathroom
Md Asking Ca/ � rals ��-
kill ~. 21 cepa. bile, ptswdw MYhpwtom. parking fwd Wtdry
406.015. p61M) SOL &"- trickles room WML
soon, OCRs St210 tale aura fackrded. 5400. Panes$ owal
Children's riding horses and
appliances . Ueaaes. AkMlabm non smoker prSIM it. (4141
TNS 3 bedroom beau it is W age. char d die it
June 1.49640M P50M) 48644 eat 237 «(t W 4'
keeled M a do"SW YMuitstr drapes, lotr•soat (good
26411 ahr S f NW4
area. Class a a. awMMlias. condawill TV's. IMpr Warty d
LES
SEE YOU
DO IT_
QUf DOORS!
pmx=�SAJ
loaded '"
lNn uppradw A 60 (4•x11') arborb,, bactu dooM.
cm
t Far itMe buyers delight OuiM oomeeremi 6tua. sharp«ner,
455 j t p fuldu bprlde. Cee rhea 0 NAL Pader ante. new S' roUMW
Peut mariner - Landlit" 2001 nwbPapa, wot6wh* vis&$.
Reany hof. 416-290-661111. automouwe Parts- bbSr9atus
IMI I nosecanee. used iiroc truck
Beaublul 2 h it On ln POWATE - de,e loud ,aril 20 �• saved b6asler, ourtboard
ee6w IFP, 201E flbSrelSSS bans
condo• 4 -pc. an sults, yew old raMsrn bull bride hews bps toxcsmiM w Coed.). Zpt.
on 39 tread acres w k ban. Cruiser twin wow wM raler.
firepig' S drivkg Meed poet. 20 mil. norM 1967 Corwne ComnonibM
d Oshawa 32'75A00. 006.985• (nwit).
iwrlrnlflg 1977 Jaguar r,asret 4
pool, fauna. )actizzi. $= 2796. (01244) door sedan F I I by Char V8
+ Hyd10. WW ass you a rawer when wM caidMiru irtdtrstrisi
1 PRO soNlc REALTY only f500 mrd. you riding vacuum cM«w (Mad-
e Help con ow n a now 3 a 4 bedroom Vac), hydraulic drive, 1992
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eight trainnglkarate instructs.
)e 35, now offering one-st-oM
aining in your home or
oodbody's Fitness Club. 20
oars sxperience. family rates
railable. Call Goodbody'$ 833
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My family and I would like to thank
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to Bill Robertson during his illness in
Ajax and Pickering General HospitaL
We all appreciate it. God bless you
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May 4th Edition of
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should have read
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683-7311
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11:00 a.m.
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amenities.
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linens d r s and LPs.
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$154,000! home with prft% hat porch
allackies kladirl)om
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4aw badroow "vim spectacular panoramic view.
2 4-pc. & 12-pc. 111111110111 0 IN New carpet, rowMad on suite
'Comwned livingi*& ram f bath. Large tam. rm., 3
ad-in kkcAert walkouts. A pleasure to see.
W/o to lencedyard $299,900
Family room with caltodral tapings
Upgraded h 11 JACQUELYNN
Premium lot
and kft more. TANNER*
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AME4AAME NIELS01"
683-2992
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JUST REDUCED.
$193,900 - NOW ONLY $219,900!
Gorgeous 4 bedroom in the
NORTH AJAX
Cb Hermitage. Features include
Tastefully decorated 4 bdrm. huge eat-in kitchen with a
home. all brick large K j walkout to 16x20' deck.
main fir. tam. rm. & laundry I upgraded broadloom
rm., big, bright kitchen, on ceramics through hallway,
suite both. 2 cargairage, kitchen & bathrooms. Call
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central air cond. today
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STEVE FEAR0W 6
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storey, dbl. garage, fin. bsmt
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(walkout), hot tub , firWIWA jpstsys, one downstairs. a"
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905-683-1790 Demand am. To vim
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master bedroom has an on cosy fp_, huge ed4n Idt., 4 pc-
suits and ft main floor on sub, JecLuml tub, solid Oak
throughout. Fruit trees.
family room has a stone privacy. 40 min- vast of Ajax.
fireplace. The basement is CALL
finished and also has a SHP" CNISNOLW
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bow mark popple wouldn't a loft_and a cathedral ceiling in the living room.
with three- and four -bedrooms and most designs
it dwellEiatgsby Stoip a%the living room and an option for one in the; family
w6d occurrence. Lake e a -of these homes is in features like two- and three-
IntFaottt r garages, co mat ceilings, circular staircases and retreats
t can be privately accessed from the main floor.
k' The other attractive feature of Fairport Beach is that you indeed have
streets of Fairport Beach. you best of both possible worlds. You get the quiet and refreshing atmo- Y
charming cottages to large estate h#iws. re of the community with its trees and parks
e Stolp Homes community features _25 homes its proximity to the waterfront. You also get the '
ties and conveniences of city living. Pickering
ample shopping opportunities — whether it is
modern shopping centres and plazas or quaint
pis — and commuters will enjoy the fact that
401 is just minutes away as is the Pickering
Transit station.
7be model home, now available for viewing, fea-
aa three -car garage, plenty of windows and a retreat ,
—ghat for a home office, a children's playroom, a
gym or just a place to get away from it all.
will build custom homes from eaiming pians or pians o reach the Fairport Beach sales office, crit
Ole owner brings in on the few lots remaining at . #1 at Whites Rd. and proceed south. The sales
s ocaW just past Bayly St- on the west side of
'tport Beach.
Fairport Beach offers a choice of eight home ltd. wee hours are Monday to Thursday
ilesigns►'�dn8 throe br•ggio�ws — a lift. H • • .�/'1 . E . S from 1 to >� p.m. and from noon to 6 p.m. on Friday,
.- Saturday, Sunday and holiday&
ranging from 2,130 to 3,100 square feet and allon
60 -foot lots. Prices range from 5239,900 to $309,9M.
Closing dates are August to Nove4ber (mid�-
November for the lakefront propeclige�. • Itomcs
Fairport Beach are within walking dr�t
lakefront and some lots offer %•iew, of Fre `
Bay or Lake Ontario.
. - oaddition to ,2S kpls, Stolp Homes also has
skv ita�ile a few Ugft*0 ts, a rarity between
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with three- and four -bedrooms and most designs
it dwellEiatgsby Stoip a%the living room and an option for one in the; family
w6d occurrence. Lake e a -of these homes is in features like two- and three-
IntFaottt r garages, co mat ceilings, circular staircases and retreats
t can be privately accessed from the main floor.
k' The other attractive feature of Fairport Beach is that you indeed have
streets of Fairport Beach. you best of both possible worlds. You get the quiet and refreshing atmo- Y
charming cottages to large estate h#iws. re of the community with its trees and parks
e Stolp Homes community features _25 homes its proximity to the waterfront. You also get the '
ties and conveniences of city living. Pickering
ample shopping opportunities — whether it is
modern shopping centres and plazas or quaint
pis — and commuters will enjoy the fact that
401 is just minutes away as is the Pickering
Transit station.
7be model home, now available for viewing, fea-
aa three -car garage, plenty of windows and a retreat ,
—ghat for a home office, a children's playroom, a
gym or just a place to get away from it all.
will build custom homes from eaiming pians or pians o reach the Fairport Beach sales office, crit
Ole owner brings in on the few lots remaining at . #1 at Whites Rd. and proceed south. The sales
s ocaW just past Bayly St- on the west side of
'tport Beach.
Fairport Beach offers a choice of eight home ltd. wee hours are Monday to Thursday
ilesigns►'�dn8 throe br•ggio�ws — a lift. H • • .�/'1 . E . S from 1 to >� p.m. and from noon to 6 p.m. on Friday,
.- Saturday, Sunday and holiday&
ranging from 2,130 to 3,100 square feet and allon
60 -foot lots. Prices range from 5239,900 to $309,9M.
Closing dates are August to Nove4ber (mid�-
November for the lakefront propeclige�. • Itomcs
Fairport Beach are within walking dr�t
lakefront and some lots offer %•iew, of Fre `
Bay or Lake Ontario.
. - oaddition to ,2S kpls, Stolp Homes also has
skv ita�ile a few Ugft*0 ts, a rarity between
I metropolitan Toronto ae ►a. The developer
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•Gas Fireplace in all Family Rooms
*Ceramic Foyer •Space Age Shelving
*High Efficiency Furnace
*Acrylic & Glass Shower Stalls
*Appliances in most Models
+Vinyl Clad Windows and Morel
,*Rustic Rural Setting
•Treed Community Park
Model Home Located on
Courtice Rd. Between
HWY 2 and 401
Mon. to Thurs. I. - 8 pm
Sat. & Sun. 12 - S pm
Closed Fridays
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When you visit the Kaitlin
Group's popular Aspen Springs, you
will experience something truly spe-
cial.
The success of the Bowmanville
community speaks for itself. Over
250 families already call Aspen
Springs home. These families were
attracted by the fact that the commu-
nity has been carefully planned and
developed to give people a great feel-
ing when they come home. Homes
are attractive, comfortable and have
all the convenience features and the
community itself has been carefully
planned to ensure house designs,
construction techniques and service
are second to none.
The special feeling continues at
Aspen Springs, which is now offer-
ine homes in its third phase. This
release of 56 detached homes on a
private crescent features seven new
designs. Architect Wayne Cassidy.
the designer of the homes in the first
two phases of Aspen Springs, has
designed homes a series of homes
that incorporate elegance and com-
fort.
These homes range from 1,05.3 to
1.578 square feet. Prices start at
S 118.990. after builder's grant. A
lareer home, of 1,926 sq.ft is also
Over 250 families have aireaay
discovered why Aspen Springs
is a great place to come home
to and live
available for $159,990 after builder's
grant. Closing dates are for fall of
1994.
What makes these homes special
is the fact that they are full of the
convenience features people look for
in a home. The distinctive feature is
the open concept of the homes. Some
models have main -floor laundry
rooms and family rooms. Homes are
detached and linked by the garages
only.
The Kaitlin Group has made sure
the quality of building materials,
construction techniques and service
are second to none. At Aspen
Springs, you will find a variety of
home designs and sizes to suit the
needs and lifestyles of your and your
family. Some homes are available for
immediate closings.
"Aspen Springs is well suited to
different requirements in home sizes
1L
: 3 S= i S. Z S
and family lifestyle." says Kaitlin
Group president Bill Daniell. "There
are a good range of home styles,
whether you are a first-time buyer or
looking to move up to a larger
home."
And. Aspen Springs has plenty to
offer. Eventually, 10,000 people will
call Aspen Springs home. A shop-
ping centre will be part of Aspen
Springs community as well as it will
be the eventual site for the proposed
GO Transit station. For the leisure
times, a community park was com-
pleted in the fall and the
Bowmanville recreation complex is
located nearby.
Now is a great time to take a close
look at Aspen Springs.
Then there is Kaitlin's after-sales
service. Kaitlin stresses the impor-
tance of each resident and, with that
in mind, the developer has estab-
lished an efficient after-sales service
department on site that keeps infor-
mation on each and every home sold
in the community.
This attention on the part of the
developer ensures the purchaser of a
positive homebuying experience,
which translates to excellent refer-
rals. In fact, a large number of homes
sold in Aspen Springs thus far have
come about as a result of "word-of-
mouth" advertising.
Visit Aspen Springs this weekend.
When you combine great designs
with a great prices and a limited
number of choice lots available, it is
easy to see this — the newest phase
of Aspen Springs — won't last long.
Aspen Springs is located on 500
acres on Martin Rd. (Durham
Regional Rd. 57), between Hwy. 2
and Hwy. 401. To visit Aspen
Springs and see one of the decorated
model homes, exit Hwy. 401 at
Waverly Rd., proceed north to Martin
Rd. and watch for the Aspen Springs
signs.
Office hours at 1 to 8 p.m.
Monday to Thursday and 11 a.m. to 6
p.m. on weekends. The sales office is
closed on Friday.
For more information on Aspen
Springs, call 623-7027 or 427-8605.
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and offers the conveniences and
amenities of a city.
Bowmanville's parkside communi-
ty of Rainbow Ridge is just minutes
east of Oshawa and many amenities
are only a short distance away.
Schools and the Bowmanville Mall
are nearby and Hwy. 401 is just a
short drive south. It is a combination
of all those factors which makes
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place to live and what has contribut-
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ty. In fact, well over 100 people
already call Rainbow Ridge home.
But in Rainbow Ridge, Liza
Development Corp. has built more
than homes. Their "Fabulous
Forties", for example, are beautiful
new home designs on 40 -foot lots.
These homes, collectively known as
the Parkwood Collection, offer
homebuyers a wonderful array of
features including two -car garages.
16 -ft. master bedrooms, oval tubs
and separate shower stalls in the
ensuite, circular staircases and huge
country or greenhouse kitchens.
These homes must really be seen to
be appreciated and the price is right,
too.
Rainbow Ridge's Fabulous Forties
start at $129,990 and range up to
$174,990, for a 2,250-sq.ft. home.
The Parkwood Collection is also
available on 50 -foot lots, of which
there are still some available.
Then there is the choice of homes
on 30 -ft. lots adjacent to a park.
These fully -loaded, all clay -brick
homes start at $125,990 and range up
to $149,990. Included in the price is
a package of four appliances. Some
feature free walkouts and free air
conditioning. Immediate occupancy
dates are available. Some 40 -ft. lots
backing onto the park are also avail-
able.
The six Parkwood Collection
designs, which include one bungalow
plan, are very versatile — offering
the purchaser a layout that best suits
the needs and lifestyle of his family.
Inside you find 800 series Colonial
doors with painted Colonial trim, cir-
cular staircases, natural oak pickets
and handrails, two coats of paint on
all walls and trim, two color choices
for broadloom and rough -ins for cen-
tral vacuum system and dishwasher.
That shows Liza Development
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the homebuyer.
But seeing is believing and
Rainbow Ridge has fully -furnished
models available for viewing.
;Regardless of the size of the home or
the lot, Liza Development Corp.
homes feature the same luxurious
features. And that means the new
home buyer has three great reasons
to celebrate — comfort, convenience
and value.
To visit Rainbow Ridge, exit Hwy.
401 at Liberty St. and proceed north.
Once you reach Hwy. 2, continue
north on Liberty St. to Concession
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Or you can call Indra Narine, at the
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was supposed to bring back its entire
$8.000 cost when the house was sold.
"experts" told them.
So today. their house was sold. And
for that wonderful family room. they
recouped barely 75 percent of the cost.
That wouldn't have seemed too bad.
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what went wrong for the Keatons?
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According to estimates by Money
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The financial benefits of landscaping
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desirable views.
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near Chicago which is 86 percent leased.
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landscaping and building occupancy
rates. landscaping "had the highest cor-
relations with increased occupancies
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Buying a new home is a serious deci-
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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.
• 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 protect
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 get-
ting the most value for your investment.
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 res-
idential 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
thern to discuss your housing needs and
request a list of previous projects and
customers. Drive around and take a look
at some of the houses they have built.
Talk to the homeowners and ask ques-
tions 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 compar-
isons 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 maintenance requirements and
other details of interest to you.
Find out from each builder what kind
of service you can expectAfter move -in.
Many builders have estabiklied a sys-
tem for follow-up with their homebuy-
ers — such as three- and six-month
inspections. Compare the service pack-
ages of different builders.
• Hire a lawyer. 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 provincial
bar association can refer you to lawyers
who specialize in real estate. Your
lawyer will represent your interests
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 newspaper ads or
following "For Sale" signs that you spot
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important factors you will want to con-
sider. Is the home convenient 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 con-
siderations — such as sources of pollu-
tion, noisy traffic routes for cars, trains
or aircraft — that you may want to con-
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swing sets and fences, and construct-
ing wood storage sheds or gazebos.
The dollars invested in wood prod-
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increased significantly, but what
many homeowners don't know is
how to protect those investments.
Natural elements, such as rain,
blistering sun and extreme tempera-
ture changes, are components that
work 24 hours a day to break down
and destroy wood.
Damage results when water seeps
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fibers apart. Years of sun exposure
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even the toughest pressure -treated
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ground for mildew. To protect your
wood in the future from breaking
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dirt, mildew, etc. Fast -acting, one-
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hardware and home centers. These
cleaners prepares wood before seal-
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all types of wood. Most of these
cleaners dissolve in water and appli-
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push broom or brush to spread.
Prepare the wood by smoothing
the rough spots with sandpaper and
seal cracks in the surface with an all-
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Choose the right stain or sealer.
Not all products are the same. Only
some stains and sealers are formulat-
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deck wear and tear.
Choose a stain that won't crack,
chip or peal. Be sure the stain pro-
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elements, such as the sun and rain.
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different surfaces have different
problems. There are a variety of
products specifically engineered to
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suds as decks, concrete, siding, etc-
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color. Pick an inconspicuous spot on
the wood item you're going to stain
and dab a small amount on a section
first to get a feel for how it goes on,
how long it takes to dry and how it
looks on the wood.
.. Don't stain wet wood. Do not
apply stain if rain is imminent. On
the other hand, don't stain surfaces in
direct sunlight. For best results apply
when surface temperatures are 40 F
to 90 F.
Make sure wood is absorbent. Test
absorbency by sprinkling water on
the item to be stained. If the water
soaks in rapidly, the surface is ready.
If not, wait two to three weeks and
test again. ,,, ,
Never stain over paint or creosote.
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compatible, but first test on a small,
hidden section of wood. Don't over
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reach components as well as edges
and ends before assembly.
Apply stain or sealer with a brush,
pad or sprayer. Only one coat is need-
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go over the surface with a paint brush
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A unique approach to service and
a dedication to originality have been
the cornerstones of success for
Coughlan Homes.
Well known for building the finest
homes from stylish town houses to
breathtaking estates, Jerry Coughlan
has now put the finishing touches on
his New Home Information Centre.
Located on Brock Rd. just north
of Hwy 2 in Pickering, the centre is
representative of the quality and style
that Coughlan Homes puts into each of
its developments.
You'll discover a showroom like
no other where a prospective home
buyer can do their one stop shopping
for all their house purchasing needs.
Colour -Co-ordinator Jean
Henderson has stylishly decorated the
centre in forest green and rose wine
shades.
From the moment you walk
through the French doors leading from
the reception area you'll be impressed
by the work put into this centre. The
result is a perfect place for showing
off Coughlan's building projects in the
Pickering area.
Featured in the central showroom
is the site board and a warm and invit-
ing fireplace.
Throughout the centre are various
offices, a large powder room and to
keep the children busy while you're
visiting, a play area for their enjoy-
ment.
To the right The Decor Centre
gives you the opportunity to see the
many upgrades available to you. You
have your choice of floor coverings.
counter tops, cupboards and trim.
You'll also discover that many of the
options and upgrades that cost extra
with other homes come standard with
Coughlan Homes.
Development Manager George
Karakokkinos says that The New
Home Information Centre is unique in
the industry because developers usual-
ly only have their model homes on the
development sites for the public to
visit.
"This is our central area for show-
casing our many different building
projects," he says. "From the centre
we can show all of our developments
as well as send our customers to the
various sites to view the model homes.
This is all done to better serve our cus-
tomers,"
So far the reaction has been very
good to the centre and so has the
response to Coughlan Homes
Chateaux By The Park,
While Deer Creek, Fawn's
Landing and Sherwood Estates are
shining examples of Coughlan domes
achievements, Chateaux By "'he Park
is a fantastic example of home owner-
ship made easier.
This is a residential community
that recaptures both the classic archi-
tectural lines of an earlier era and the
small town comforts of a more care,
free past.
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shows the quality and style
homebuyers will find at
Coughlan Homes communities
from a central location
tled in the very heart of Pickering.
Here is the opportunity to live life
at your own pace, in a prestigious
home that is truly made to measure.
Compared to the Chateaux, any-
thing else is just a townhouse.
Inspired by the classic style of the
French Chateaux of the past, this devel-
opment features attractive all -stone
facades with features such as wrought
iron railings and peaked rooflines.
Whether it's a townhouse or a
Garden Home with upper units and
lower bungalow, you'll find large liv-
ing rooms with bay windows and sep-
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You also discover main floor pow-
der rooms, master bedrooms with
ensuite baths, gourmet kitchens and
underground parking areas so drive-
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from the eye-catching exterior of this
unique development.
So if you're looking for a great
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Canadians are among the best -
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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
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activities that have the single aim of
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able. more cost-effective to operate
and better for the environment."
The Advanced Houses Program, a
research and demonstration program
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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
influence on the way we build houses
in the future.
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houses" located in communities coast
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Canadian Home Builders'
Association president Ted Bryk says
the opportunity for people looking to
buy a new home in 1994 has never
been better.
"Anyone considering the purchase
of a first home, today's market condi-
tions may well be the best in 20 years,"
he says.
The key concern for most first-time
buyers is affordability, which is a prod-
-+uct 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 beginning of the
decade. Compared to rental costs,
which continue to rise, the costs of
homeownership have fallen. Today's
typical $100,000 five-year mortgage
will cost over $300 per month less than
at prevailing 1990 rates.
Banks and other financial institu-
tions have introduced new and more
flexible mortgage "products" in recent
years. Homebuyers have greater selec-
tion of rates and terms, so finding a
match between income and financing
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are the most energy-efficient and
environmentally -responsible homes
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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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New approaches to kitchen design
have made the sink area a focal point.
Whether your kitchen is a spacious
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 avail-
able. 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 func-
tions. Regardless of size, these sinks
take every inch of the design into
consideration. Dish drainers, soap
dispensers, chopping boards, waste
chute systems and colanders are just
some of the convenient features
which assist in food preparation and
clean-up tasks.
Ifspace 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 cen-
tral prep and clean-up area and a sec-
ondary, smaller sink for vegetable
cleaning and preparation or to be
used as a bar sink. Bar sinks are
available in brass, chrome and a vari-
Rating your
bathroom
How does your bathroom rate? Is
it beautiful... functional.._ safe? Take
a few minutes to answer the ques-
tions on the survey below and find
out if you bathroom makes the
gradc-
l) Is the shower safe — non -slip
floor, grab bars, bench seat, temper-
ature -controlled faucet?
2) Is you bathtub safe — easy to get
into, faucets within reach, non -slip
bottom, grab bars? Arc all the fix-
tures an attractive color?
3) Is the cabinet -door style and
color up to date?
4) Do cabinets include a well -orga-
nized storage system?
5) Is there space for towel storage
Jin or near the bathroom?
6) Is there an efficient ventilation
system in the room?
7) Is there adequate lighting in the
right places?
8) Are all the ele<xrical outlets Pro-
tested with ground-fwtt-W=t inter-
rupters to prevent electrical shock?
9) Are all the surfaces easy to keep
clean?
10) Is the existing bathroom big
enough?
11) Can two people use the bath-
room comfortably and conveniently
at the same time?
If you have "no" answers than
..yes" responses on your score card,
this may indicate that you need a
new bathroom.
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ety of other finishes. One of these fin-
ishes 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 comer sink.
A corner sink is a good choice
when counter space is a considera-
tion. More often than not, the counter
is a wasted area in the kitchen. By
changing the plumbing to make use
of the corner, you gain valuable
counter space for additional food -
preparation tasks. Most comer 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 -
centimetre (24- to 27 -inch) base cabi-
net — 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 appli-
ances involved in food preparation.
The stove top and dishwasher, for
example, 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
convenience.
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Spring is finally here and it is
time to start planning your outdoor
landscaping. Turf is for play areas,
emphasis, or unity. but not for just
filling in %vhereyer there is nothing
else. Planting beds around the
house have a less formal, more
interesting appearance. Use your
landscaping elements like you use
elements of interior design.
Colorful flowering. fruiting, fall
foliage shrubs, perennials and
annuals are outdoor equivalents of
lamps. tables and pictures.
Walkways and outdoor lighting
add to the usefulness of the area
while they bring out the best
aspects of the architecture. Fences.
hedges or caretul accent planting
can create a focal point or screens
as needed. Careful planning and
planting can result in lovelier and
lusher -looking foundation plant-
ings with much less water use.
Below are some easy ways to do
your own exterior design.
Prepare your soil well. Soil in
planting beds, no matter what its
natural structure, will be more
workable. retain more water and
fertilizer and grow healthier plants
if it is well mixed with organic
matter.
It also makes fertilizers last
longer because they don't leach
away. Plus. earthworms and bene-
ficial soil bacteria thrive in organ-
ic soil and activate such good
growth that most of the pest and
disease problems that can plague
poor soil plantings never occur.
Choose trees and shrubs that are
either native or well adapted to the
region. Group these and flowers
according to water needs. Some
will need regular watering. Put
them within easy reach of the
hose. Others will need only occa-
sional water once established.
Cott the turf areas around the
house down to a reasonable size.
Ground covers, shrub borders,
wildflower meadows, even attrac-
tive mulches, can be more interest-
ing. They're also less trouble and
much less water, since turf uses
more water, work and care than
any other planting.
If what you have now is not
what you want, replace one sec-
tion at a time. You can dramatical-
ly improve the look and the value
of your house, both from the street
and from the inside looking out.
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Thanks to the technological inno- • The steam bath is surging in popu- water -proof enclosures also are an
vation of Scandinavia's leading larity because it's a private, enclosed option.
sauna manufacturers, steam baths space for relaxation - perfect for the You install the steam generator up
and saunas have become affordable single user. From the smallest one- to 50 feet away, usually plumbing it
options for bath remodeling. Health- person steam shower to larger units into the existing water system, the
conscious people are adopting for multiple persons, you can design digital controls and small decorative
saunas and/or steam baths as an it to fit your space, budgets, and steam head install inside the steam
important part of their lifestyles, for lifestyle. bath. A popular option is a special
reducing stress and relieving body • New steam bath systems provide a reservoir on the steam head that
aches. quiet, continuous slow billowing holds scented oil.
The fastest-growing component in steam, and digital touch controls - If you're planning a luxury bath
luxury baths is the steam bath. right in the steam bath - for time and for a new home, you have more
Among the benefits and features: temperature. options, such as European pre -fab,
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can become a steam bath with mini- an existing tub/shower area with people, and prefab sauna rooms with
mal work. and no additional floor moisture -tight walls and ceiling, and a lots of glass and angles.
space requirements. That means vir- special vapor -proof steam bath door. A sauna and a steam bath in the
tually any bathroom can include the Ceramic the on the walls and ceiling same bathroom provides an in-home
luxury of steam bathing. is a common choice. Preformed European health spa.
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home
purchase
Buying a new home is a matter of
good planning, not good luck. No
one person can be expected to know
everything, so it is critical to sur-
round yourself with qualified profes-
sional assistance throughout the pro-
cess.
Before starting out in search of a
house, take the time to determine
your financial capabilities. Based on
your income and expenses, your real
estate representative is qualified to
calculate the maximum amount of
mortgage you can obtain and, in
most instances, can put you in touch
with a financial institution which
will provide you with written confir-
mation of the amount. Knowing
your price range can save a lot of
time, energy and, especially, frustra-
tion during the selection process. It
can also re -assure the vendors about
the validity of your offer and, there-
fore, swing negotiations in your
favor.
The structural soundness of your
new home is your next concern.
Certified home inspectors can be
hired to thoroughly examine the
house prior to your offer becoming
firm. This can be a few hundred dol-
lars well spent, especially if you are
interested in an older home. To have
an inspection done you should con-
sult your sales representative, who
can refer you to one or more certi-
fied home inspectors and then you
submit an offer on the house that
makes it conditional for a few days
upon completion of the inspection.
You must pay for the inspection, but
at the very least it will provide you
with peace of mind.
Once financing is in place, you
should carefully select one real
estate representative to look after
your needs. It is important you feel
comfortable with the representative
and he or she be very familiar with
the neighborhood into which you
want to move.
A professional representative
spends a gnat deal of time research-
ing the market on your behalf and
you will be better served having one
person looking after your best inter-
ests rather than "working with" a
number of people.
Before submitting an offer, you
may ask your representative for a
computer printout of comparable
homes that are listed for sale and that
have recently sold. Sale figures can
be misleading because they do not
indicate the extras included. but they
serve as a general guideline of value.
Regardless of what route you fol-
low to find your home, the timing is
right for you to do it now. Interest
rates are down, builders are offering
excellent selectionpopices-
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Ea�tra features add value to 'home
First-time homebuyers
who want to ensure invest-
ment value are wise to
look carefully at the fea-
tures in a home, say
Canada's professional real
estate appraisers.
A cross -Canada survey
of residential appraisal
specialists who are mem-
bers 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, apprais-
ers say, can improve
chances of resale at a good
value in the future.
"Choose a house in a
location close to amenities,
constructed with quality
materials and with ade-
quate space for future
additions and improve-
ments," said a Halifax
appraiser.
"Go for quality," added
an appraiser from Ottawa.
"Look at subdivisions built
by a variety of builders
and shop around. What
does the streetscape look
like? How are the rooms
laid out? Are they of ade-
quate size and attractive?"
Appraisers were also
asked if they thought first-
time buyers should consid-
er the size of a house over
the presence of luxury fea-
tures, given an equal sell-
ing 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-effi-
A
ciency furnaces.
Professional real estate
appraisers routinely provide
value estimates to banks,
trust companies and mort-
gage brokers as well as pri-
vate firms and individual
property owners. The
Appraisal Institute of
Canada awards "AACI" and
"CRA" designations to those
appraisers who have met
stringent requirements for
education and experience.
For more information or
for a directory of designat-
ed real estate appraisers in
the area, call the Appraisal
Institute of Canada at I-
204-783-2224.
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Cool your
home and use
less energy
Homeowners purchasing high -
efficiency central air conditioners
as replacements for old units will
not get the energy efficiency and
lower electric bills they expect if
the indoor coil is not replaced at the
same time as the outdoor unit,
according to the Air Conditioning
and Refrigeration Institute (ARI).
Most residential central air con-
ditioners and heat pumps are split
systems with both indoor and out-
door heat exchangers (or coils).
High efficiency air conditioners that
provide more cooling with less
electricity consumption are avail-
able now. Many homeowners, how-
ever, will not get the efficiency they
expect because they fail to replace
the entire system.
Most of the existing indoor coil
units are not suitable for matching
with a new high efficiency outdoor
compressor unit. The result of this
mismatch is often a combination
that performs little or no better than
the old unit.
The efficiency of a central air
conditioner is rated by its Seasonal
Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER).
The higher the rating, the more effi-
cient the unit. A homeowner who
purchases a unit with a 10.5 SEER,
for example, may end up with a unit
whose SEER turns out to be a 9.0 or
less if the indoor coil is not
replaced with a new coil that is
properly matched to the outdoor
unit.
Those who opt for purchasing the
new higher efficiency units should
ask their installing contractor:
— Will you be replacing the indoor
coil with a high -efficiency indoor
coil to ensure the unit's high effi-
ciency`'
— Does the new indoor coil match
the manufacturer's specification for
the installation of the unit?
— Can you verify the efficiency of
the combination to be installed by
showing me its SEER rating in a
listing such as the ARI certification
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Today's homeowners are spending more
and more time at home.
The current "cocooning" trend is preva-
lent as many people chose to make their
homes a place of warmth, comfort, recre-
ation and peace — a sanctuary to escape
Trea
e many versatile, compact and
affordable ways homeowners can bring a workout centre
from daily pressures and hectic routines. As
a result, home gyms, solariums, special
recreation rooms and hot tubs are becoming
standard features of many homes.
To enhance your home and make it more
of a sanctuary, there are many relatively
simple things you can do — such as altering
or changing the lighting, choosing new
decor, painting, wallpapering or adding new
decorative touches. Or, if your budget is
more extensive, you may wish to carry out
more elaborate plans in making your home
more of the "perfect getaway."
For instance, if you are a fitness enthusi-
ast but would prefer to skip the health -club
scene and work out at your leisure in the
privacy of your own home, you may wish to
convert an existing room of your home into
an exercise area or "home gym."
Now that personal fitness equipment is
more accessible and reasonably priced.
many fitness enthusiasts who used to seek
recreation away from home are now
installing their own equipment.
Many homeowners are also installing
items like saunas or hot tubs to help them
unwind after a workout or a hectic say at
the office. Units are available in a variety of
sizes, shapes and price ranges.
If you lack space but would like to enjoy
the comforts of a home spa, you may wish
to simply replace your bathtub with a new
one, complete with built-in whirlpool jets.
These dual-purpose units conserve space
and provide a viable alternative to conven-
tional hot tubs. You can also purchase light.
portable tub jet units ( which you can
remove after using) for your existing bath -
into their homes. tub tion work done.
Today'shardwood floorm*g
goes anywhere
These versatile additions can be merged
with existing rooms, like a kitchen or family -
room, to create even more of a special
ambience. Withloday's building materials,
a solarium can provide you with a bright
and cosy indoor retreat.
However, if a solarium is out of the ques-
tion, either because of budget or space limi-
tations, you may want to consider installing
a skylight or two to help brighten up and
customize your home.
If you are like most people and enjoy
indulging in a "couch potato" regimen now
and then. you may want to revamp an exist-
ing family room to accommodate your
entertainment needs — or build a new one.
if you currently lack the space. With today's
lame -screen televisions and other acces-
sories. you can create your own custom
mini -theatre.
You can also incorporate a games area
and create space for other recreational activ-
ities.
If you enjoy certain hobbies, then you
may want to consider creating a special
hobby or work area. You can incorporate a
special area into an existing room, or you
might want to consider building an extra
room. Some homeowners have successfully
turned their garages into customized work
areas. However, if you plan to use garage or
attic space during the winter, you should
consider installing insulation.
Whatever you decide to do. make sure
you plan thoroughly first. It's essential to
make sure your particular project will not
exceed your budget limitations. Get two or
three quotes if you are having any renova-
Experts say it also provides a
healthy, relatively dust -free
home environment
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allergies should try to make
ease of cleaning. an no
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healthy. But another sum-
his or her environment as
odors from smoke, pets or
mer draws to a close, a
dust -free as possible. One
food lingering in the air to
mild cold that seems to
excellent decorating choice
cause reactions.'
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hang on until the cold
for minimizing dust in the
When you decide to
weather hits.
home is hardwood flooring.
make the clean switch to
This has happened every
Hardwood floors definitely
hardwood floors, look for a
s
summer for the last few
reduce dust -related difficul-
quality company and prod-
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years, so you finally go to
ties. There's no dust flare-
uct. There are a number of
see your family doctor. He
up as you clean, a problem
firms that offer a wide vari-
tells you that you are hav-
more likely to occur with
ety of high-quality flooring
ing an allergic reaction to
something, and recom-
carpet.
"We especially recom-
choices. '
One example is Bruce
mends that you see an
mend hardwood flooring for
Hardwood Floors, a hard -
allergy specialist. Sound
bedrooms, where possible, "
wood flooring manufacturer
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familiar?
Dr. Gilbert continues. "The
in the United States for over
u
What exactly is an aller-
hardwood creates a much
100 years. Its state-of-the-
gy? An allergy is an
less allergy -inducing envi-
art finishing technology,
abnormal reaction to a
ronment. Many carpets are
with a choice of the exclu-
common substance.
petroleum-based, and `out-
sive Dura -luster" urethane
Allergies are so
gassing' may occur for as
or Dura -satin "" wax finish -
widespread, and cause
long as a year or two. That
es, makes its floors easy to
such discomfort and
`new' smell you may notice
clean and less apt to trap
inconvenience, that their
when you've just had carpet
dust.
treatment and care are
laid could be out -gassing,
Not only can these floors
matters of intense concern
and the fumes can cause
reduce the presence of aller-
The look of traditional strip flooring adds a touch of ele-
to millions of sufferers.
burning and sneezing.
gy-causing irritants in your
gance to any room. Today's hardwood floors come com-
According to Allan D.
Dr. Gilbert concludes,
"Hardwood flooring
home, they will add incom-
beauty, durability.
pletely finished from the factory and can be inst44gd even
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means
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If your home felt like it was in a
-� deep freeze certain days this winter,
maybe you should take time to take a
careful look at your windows.
Windows are a major source of
heat loss (up to 25 per cent) and can
account for a hefty portion of the
home -heating bill.
If you are concerned, check
around your windows for leaks and
gaps. If you discover a problem,
there are two courses of action avail-
able to you to help stop those hard-
earned dollars from literally "flying
out the window." You can either
upgrade your existing windows or
you can replace them altogether with
new energy-efficient units.
If you find you're experiencing
heat loss problems with your current
windows, you can boost their effi-
ciency by simply installing and extra
layer of glazing (glass) or purchasing
a special shrink wrap layer of plastic.
available at most hardware stores.
which adjusts to fit your window
when you apply heat to it.
If you have storm windows, you
should make sure they fit well and
are in good condition.
You can also install weatherstrip-
ping and caulking around your win-
dows to keep out draughts. There are
many different types available and, if
you have any questions or concerns.
talk to the experts at your local build-
ing supply centre to help you make
the decision on which is best for you.
Before applying these sealants. be
sure to remove any old caulking and
weatherstripping first and apply the
new material to a clean and dry sur-
face.
If you want to give your home a
facelift or if your existing windows
are steadily decaying, you'll probably
want to replace them altogether.
Keep in mind that this will cost you
more than the simple upgrades men-
tioned above. However, you may
only want to replace two or three
windows at a time if you have a lim-
ited budget.
Before you chose your windows,
be sure to do your homework. Check
around and compare energy advan-
tages as well as the cost differentials
of different types and styles of win-
dows. To get maximum insulation
value, it's a good idea to consider
.. installing energy-efficient units.
-Today, there are are several differ-
ent window styles to chose from.
With a fixed window, you'll get a
very energy-efficient unit, but unfor-
tunately you won't be able to open it
when you want fresh air.
Casement, awning and tilt (or
pivot) windows are popular options
because they can be easily opened
and their rate of air leakage is fairly
low. These types of windows are also
popular with homeowners because
most can be easily cleaned from
inside of the home.
Vertical sliding windows (either
double- or single -hung) are more tra-
ditional and c#n be found in many
older homes.
Horizontal sliding windows are a
popular replacement option with
homeowners because they are easy to
operate and can be less expensive.
However, these windows can have a
higher air leakage rate.
Once you've decided on the type
of window you want to incorporate,
it's time to look at the energy effi-
ciency ratings of the various units.
Basically, the insulating value of a
window is determined by the amount
of air space contained between each
layer of glazing. There should be at
least a half-inch of space between
layers in double- and triple -glazed
units.
Today, double -glazed glass is
common]- used in mane replacement
windows, but isn't considered to be
as efficient as triple -glazed units or
those containing low emmissivity
(commonly referred to as "low -E")
glass.
Low -E glass has a special heat
reflective coating that helps keep
heat in a room. It reflects heat given
off by people and furniture back into
the room, thereby reducing the radi-
ant heat loss.
There are also sealed, gas-filled
units on the market. Inert gas -- like
argon or krypton -- is used to fill the
spaces between the panes of glass in
double- and triple -glazed windows.
THis cuts down on the heat loss and
improves the window's energy effi-
ciency.
InR PRAIT VAa 1-1
When choosing new windows, it is
also important to consider the fram-
ing material to make sure you get the
maximum insulation value for your
money. Solid -wood frames are con-
sidered to be very energy efficient
because wood has a high insulation
value. However, keep in mind that
wooden frames require more mainte-
nance than those which are vinyl- or
aluminum -clad.
Aluminum frames require very lit-
tle maintenance, but conduct heat
very quickly. It is important to make
sure that thermal breaks are con-
tained in the frame and sash to pro-
vide better insulation value and pre-
vent frost and condensation from
building up.
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