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Autopsy maymurderprobe More cops.
By SAL BOMMARTTO (� "But if it is related even according to Det. Sgt. Merrier. at no extra
STAFF RFpORTER i : piece of evidence you discov- Police arc remaining tight-lipped on whether
PICKERING — The discovery of a body .r– �� er is helpful. But first we the body is in fact that of Mr. Thomas, a 55- +
near the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station ! "' K have to do our homework." year-old retired carpenter and Moorelands cost. Witty
on the weekend could help Durham Regional he says. Crescent resident. �v
Police catch two killers on the loose since last To that end, police investi- But Det. Sgt. Mercier confirmed Mr. g KEITH GILLIGAN
gators will spend the rest of Thomas's family had been notified that police y
September. " / this week combing the snow- had discovered a body on the weekend. He says STAFF
But it's too early to tell whether the body - � -��- g y DURHAM — There could . •
uncovered by two fishermen early Saturday Kenneth covered field where the body it's normal procedure in any case involving a more than two dozen extra
uncovered
is that of fishermen
resident Ken was discovered, on Brock missing person. (Mr. Thomas was last seen at a be
morning g Thomas Road about 100 metres from Richmond Hill Canada Employment Centre at � palling the streets this
Thomas, who went missing Sept. 14, the same eat, but you probably won't
day that Oshawa resident Pandy, owner Lake ��• � search of physical evidence. around 10:30 a.m. on the day of the 5:30 P.M. y y pry y
of that
Sports es Sint RogerR Street South, was To help investigators look for clues. a tent Gagnon Sports murder and robbery.) �� for the added prow -
down Burin a bloody and lights have been set up in the area where Police have suspected for some time that the
gunned g Y. the body was found. fell victim to foul play. They believe Mr. The Durham Regional
"I can't really comment if (the discovery of Police services board Friday
the body) is related to (the Gagnon Sports) Meanwhile, the clothed and decomposed Thomas's 1989 maroon Chevrolet Caprice was
investigation," says Durham Regional Police body has been sent to the Centre for Forensic used by the gunmen who also injured three peo- approved a 3.6 per cent
homicide unit Detective Sergeant Chuck Merci- Science in Toronto, where an autopsy will be pie before fleeing the hunting and fishing goods increase to its 1995 budget in
er performed to determine the cause of death. See INVESTIGATORS... A3 p� to pay for eight mote offi-
cers and five more civilians.
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Wade Cose flies ttuough the air with the greatest of ease during air category of the event. He and other winter recrealim eltttxl-
a snowboarding competition at Lakeridge Ski Resort north of smsts weborned the weekend weather so they coltld pursue their
Pickering on Sunday. Wade was taking part in the men's 17 -arid- hobbies. photo by Andrew Wmnowski
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lion to the 20 officers and four
civilians regional council
amroved in the fall-
civilians
allcivilians regional council
approved in the fall.
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consider the police budget and
the hiring of 13 people in
,March and Durham council
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Ajax mayor Jim witty says all
the hirings — the 24 in the fall
rad the proposed 13 — can be
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FROM PAGE Al
store with several guns.
The car was found Sept. 15,
the day after the murder and rob-
bery, in the back lot of the Villa
Dorma apartment complex on
Bloor Street in Oshawa, not far
from Gagnon Sports.
Det. Sgt. Mercier says investi-
gators remain extremely confident
that the killers of both Mr. Pardy
and Mr. Thomas will eventually
be caught.
"I can't comment on where we
are in the investigation. But
there's no doubt we're confident.
The investigation team's working
hard. We're focusing on catching
the killers"
A police command post is set up to probe the discovery of a body,
covered by a tent to preserve evidence. photo by Ron Pietroniro
By CHRIS BOVIE
DURHAM srnff
DURHAM — With new DNA
evidence absolving Cary Paul Morin
in the 1984 murder of Christine Jes-
sup, the investigation is being passed
over to Metro Toronto Police by
Durham Regional Police, who have
come under fur for their involve-
ment in the renowned case.
Durham Chief of Police Trevor
McCagberty states in a press release
that Toronto will take over the inves-
tigation "as soon as possible".
Durham police will provide support
when requested.
This (investigation) needs a
fresh start," Chief McCagherty says.
Chnstste went missing from her
Queensville home Oct 3, 1984. On
Dec. 31 of that year in a field in
north Durham, a farmer and his
daughter found the badly -decom-
posed retrains of the eight-year-old
who had been sexually assaulted and
badly beaten.
Mr. Morin, the Jessops' next-
door neighbor, was arrested April
22, 1985. He was acquitted in his
fast trial in 1986 but was convicted
on appeal in 1992. He served six
months in jail before being released
or bail two years ago.
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Police must now go through old
evidence gathered over the last 10
years in hopes of finding the killer.
"We're trying to focus on the
future," says Chief McCagheny.
"It's important to get the investiga-
tion into Christine Jessop's murder
back up to speed'.
With the latest DNA evidence
that proves semen found in Chris-
tine's underparts couldn't link Mr.
Morin with the murder, both
Durham police and the prosecution
have been criticized for their han-
dling of the case.
Chief Justice Alan B. Gold will
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conduct an inquiry into the mvesti-
gation and prosecution. He's expect-
ed to conclude his review in 30 days,
by which time it's anticipated Mr.
Main will be awarded some sort of 16
compensation for the ordeal he's
gone throtigh-
Chief McCagherty could not
indicate the last time investigating
officers looked at suspects other than
Mr. Morin. The chief also says be is
not aware of any lawsuit filed by the
Morin family against Durham
police.
'lliat s one of their options." he
Says.
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PICImm TOWN CENTRE
Hiring more cops
addresses push for
law and order: Witty
FROM PAGE Al
handled without raising the
regional portion of property
taxes.
Durham council has
told all departments,
except the police force,
to freeze their budgets
this year. The 3.6 per
cent increase in the
police budget would
drive up regional
expenses by 1.8 per cent,
Mr. Witty notes.
However, additional
taxes from new property owners
will increase the Region's 1995
revenue by two per cent, which
will more than cover the 1.8 per
cent rise in costs, Mr. Witty
points out. "With all other depart-
ments in at zero per cent, the
Region will come in with no
increase (in taxes)."
The public and politicians can
both accept additional spending
on police, be says. "What I've
heard from the finance committee
and regional council, maybe this
is something they can endorse.
Law and order was a large com-
ponent in the recently -
completed municipal
elections."
Mr. Witty says the
eight new police are
needed to cover officers
taking part in provincial-
ly -mandated use -of -force
training. Each police offi-
cer has to spend 24 hours
over the next year in the
training course.
"Based on the number of offi-
cers we have, it's equivalent to
being short eight officers the
entire year. We're asking to be
permitted to hire eight officers to
pick up the slack," he says.
The 28 officers would give
Durham 588 police personnel.
Also included in the `95
police budget is 5350,000 for a
new fingerprinting system.
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By SAL BOMMARITO
STAFF REPORTER
DURHAM — The Durham
Board of Education erred in delay-
ing the distribution of a letter from
the Ontario Parent Council which
advocates establishing community
councils at Ontario schools, trustees
decided Monday night.
In a recorded vote of 9-5, public
school trustees passed a motion
directing school principals to distrib-
ute the two-page letter, through stu-
dents, to parents as soon as they
receive it.
Board director Pauline Laing.
with the support of board chairman
Patty Bowman, had directed princi-
pals to delay distribution of the letter
List week.
The Ontario Parent Council
(OPC) was famed by Minister of
Education David Cooke in 1993 to
advise him on education policy. But
the board refused to distribute the
council's letter because it was not
accompanied by correspondence
from the minister's office.
The board's position was that the
letter should be distributed follow-
ing the release of the Royal Com-
mission on Learning's final report
on Thursday. The commission is
expected to endorse the creation of
parent councils made up of parents
and other area residents and headed
by a principal
Although parents who attended
Monday night's school board meet-
ing said they're pleased with the
decision to distribute the OPC letter
immediately, the damage has
already been dale to parent -board
relations.
"I don't. as a parent. like being
OU what I can see and when I can
see it," said Anitta Trotter, of the
Durham Region chapter of the
Quality Education Network
She also refuted the board's
claims that the OPC repot, released
last year, is available in its entirety
at the request of parents.
I'he OPC report is hard to get
hold of," she said.
Irate parents phoned their
trustees last week after hearing of
The board's decision io delay distrib-
ution of the OPC later. Public pms-
sure and media attention were
enough lo convince the majority of
trustees that the board's decision
was wrong.
Ajax trustee Sherrill Willaid led
the charge with her motnn asking
the board to heed the oral, if not
wriu= directive of the mniiwy b
distril)m the material.
"It behooves us to follow the
ministry directive m afar poem
about this zsuee,"" ssol
he d.
- e - i s�Kableen Hopper
joined in accusing the school
board's administration of delaying
the lever's disutudon so it could
put its awn spin on the k6 mation.
"I feel strongly the material
should be released without (the
board's) comment. It's not the attat-
tion of the pvvaeial SM0010eat d
give pacals the bmrd's inaep c -
tion of the malarial," she said.
"I think VW= making much ado
about nothing," agreed Oshawa
trustee Audrey MacLean. "The
issue is public credibility. We
should pass this mobw b dear the
air an Ibis iss "
But not all trimes w= in f nw
of the move, fearing it would set a
precedent for other groups
to diisb*tte malarial of a political
nature through the schools.
"By distributing material from
whatever group without the authori-
ty of the minister is taking a danger-
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PICKERING — Pickering residents will not
face an increase in the municipal portion of their
tax bill this year, but those who don't pay their
taxes on time will be hit hander in the pocketbook.
Town council's executive committee approved
the 1995 budget at its meeting Monday night and
once again the Town has held the line on taxes.
However, charges for non-payment of taxes
have gone up considerably — from 9.5 per cent to
12 per cent per year.
The charge will be imposed until payment is
made or until Dec. 31, 1995, whichever comes first.
Town council still has to give final approval to
the budget.
North Pickering man
gets 4K for six lots
PICKERING — A north Pick- Rick Johnson said some area resi-
ering resident's plan to subdivide dents have expressed concern that
his property to create six lots is the long, narrow lots would not be
one step closer to reality, despite consistent with other properties in
some concerns the lots will detract the neighborhood.
from the character of the neigh- Ward 1 regional councillor
borhood. Maurice Brenner voted against the
Nick Hatziantoniou got proposal, saying too much devel-
approval from Pickering council's opment could erode the character
executive committee Monday to of the smaller communities within
create six residential lots with a Pickering.
minimum 12 -metre frontage for "I really believe we're moving
each one on land he owns at the away from a balance," councillor
southwest corner of Pine Grove Brenner said.
Avenue and Oakburn Street. Council must still approve the
Ward 3 regional councillor plan.
Town asked to fund project
to teach children safety
PICKERING — A group behind the drive to create a miniature village
that will teach children about safety is appealing to the Town of Picker-
ing for funding.
Representatives of the Kids' Safety Village of Durham Region went
before Town council's executive committee Monday night asking for
$5,000 from the Town. Half of that money would go to build a miniature
fire hall.
Located at Kathleen Rowe Memorial School in Whitby, the village
will use miniature roads and buildings to help teach children traffic safe-
ty.
The request for funding will likely go before Town council some time
in February.
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♦EDITORIAL
Tragic travesty
The end came quickly this week -- not with a bang, but a
whimper.
Such was the ending, for Durham Regional Police any-
way, to the Christine Jessop murder investigation. A short.
quietly -faxed message from police chief Trevor McCagher-
ty Monday revealed his force is turning the investigation
over to Metro Police after the man they charged with her
murder was exonerated.
The DNA tests which freed Guy Paul Morin after 10
years of being mired in the justice system were the final,
albeit symbolic, reflection on Durham's handling of the
case.
On one hand, Durham police are doing the right thing,
the honorable thing, by turning the case over to a police
force more experienced at probing complex murder investi-
gations.
On the other, it is a distressing indication of how badly
the Jessop investigation was handled by the Durham force
from the day Christine's remains were discovered in the
northern reaches of the region on the last day of 1984.
The pattern of the Durham probe, which became blind
and deaf to other avenues of investigation once police
focused on the quietly eccentric Queensville neighbor of
Christine Jessop, is one that can never be repeated.
Neither can the sloppy and unprofessional collection of
forensic evidence be repeated, it ultimately contributed to
bringing the Durham Regional Police force's credibility into
question and to the excessive cost of two protracted murder
trials.
The: exoneration of Mr. Morin, and the inquiry into the
way the case was handled, form a fitting epilogue to the
story.
We believe the Durham Regional Police Service of today
is a different, and perhaps more sophisticated, force than
that of 1984. We ask that they learn from the upcoming
inquiry and look to the future with renewed energy.
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♦ NUCLEAR PLANT
Hydro, nuclear groups both need lessons in public relations
To the editor:
1 am a former employee of
Ontario Hydro. I worked at Picker-
ing for over 11 years as both an
assistant reactor operator and plan-
ning technician. Both Hydro and the:
anti-nuclear groups seem to believe
we are babies, instead of responsible,
thinking adults.
For example, on the night of the
LOCA (the acronym for Loss Of
Coolant Accident) Hydro did not
inform the police of the problem.
Instead, one of Hydro's security
guards stopped several people,
including my wife and myself, from
entering Alex Robertson Park. He
prevented us from using Sandy
Beach Road, a public thoroughfare! I
never knew I had to take orders from
Hydro security — especially when
he would not tell me what the "site
emergency" was. If I am expected to
take such commands, would sone -
body please let me know who is
authorized to issue or Lm orcx: them,
The proper civic authorities
should have been alerted and kept
informed. This should have been
done as soon as Pickering deter-
mined the degree of seriousness of
the accident In this case. it would
have been obvious from the begin-
ning. Hydro has consistently treated
the public like children, unilaterally
deciding to protect us from the bad
news. As well, the descriptions of
the accident have all been down-
played and vague. This is not accept-
able.
This attitude of Hydro contrasts
sharply with the one shown by anti-
nuclear groups. These people have
deckled to use the nuclear bogeyman
to scare us into accepting their views
on "what is good for us". For exam -
pie, they want unrealistic limit% set
on tritium emissions. They haven't
given many hard facts or statistics
about the harmful effects of plant
emissions. Actually, I have not seen
or heard any informed arguments
refuting the letter to the editor from
Professor Greg J. Evans you pub-
lished Dec. 31.
Also, let's consider the furor over
renewing Pickering's licence. The
public spends millions of dollars to
keep the Atomic Energy Control
Board as a nuclear watchdog. When
that body of experts makes a deci-
sion anti-nuclear groups do not
approve of, they say they are being
controlled by Hydro.
How much money must we
spend on commissions, committees,
farms, hearings, reports, etc., before
someone comes up with answers
these groups will accept?
What is it these groups want' If
they desire the closure of the nuclear
plant%, would they show us alterna-
tive sources of electricity? Remem-
ber. these sources must also be sate
and pollution -free. Freezing in the
dark is not an appealing prospect to
me. On the other hand, they may just
want stricter limits and controls, but
how much of each? What is "safe"
to these people is idealistic, not real-
istic. I trained and worked at the
plant for years and, even after the
recent accident, I feel safe. If I felt
differently, I would not live in Bay
Ridges- I hope that, one day, all the
antagonists involved in the nuclear
power issue will get together in their
own forum and do one thing — start
telling us the plain, unadorned and
tmediled troth.
Raymmid E Metcalf
Pickering
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February 11, 12,19,19,
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If you have been thinking about This great event takes place this ride. In the Oshawa -Whitby area, tickets for Crazy For You — the allowed for each test drive.
purchasing a new vehicle, now is weekend — Friday, Jan. 27, and go for a drive at Ontario Motor sensational Gershwin musical now Additional ballots are available at
the time. Saturday. Jan 28. Sales, Enterprise Ford or Whitby playing at the Royal Alexandra the participating automotive
Oshawa Honda. Theatre, in Toronto. dealers in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax
Some local automotive dealers All you have to do is head down Even if you don't buy a new Winners will be contacted by and Pickering.
are holding a 20 -hour madness sale to a participating auto dealer and car, you could still be a winner. phone and must use their tickets as Take advantage you the Crazy
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with terrific in-house financing drive. In Ajax and Pickering, visit ballot (like the one below) and Valentine's Week. See ballot for
rates and top -value on your trade- Village Chrysler, Annandale dropit in one of the specially- additional contest rules. test drive a new car and you could
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you are looking for. take one of their vehicles for a Four lucky people will get a pair of wish, but only one ballot is
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en oo reasons o new, car
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So you've heard this line before.
Durham Region's automobile
dealers are offering some great
deals on cars and trucks and there is
no better time than now to go check
them out.
Why?
Here are 10 good reasons:
1) Customer comes first: Over the
past few years, the auto industry
has focussed heavily on customer
satisfaction. As a result, the
competition for buyers is intense
and that means better deals.
2) Lots of models to choose from:
There are now 30 manufacturers
selling more than 300 different
models in North America. But, this
won't last. Slower -selling models
are sure to be eliminated as car
companies make supply and
demand adjustments.
3) Choice inventories: With car
sales were down over the past
couple of years. dealers are eager to
get your business. They are also
eager to regenerate sales figures
and that means they are ready and
willing to deal. Take advantage of
manufacturer and dealer incentives.
4) Winter is traditionally a good
time to buy a car: And, as we've
experienced over the last week,
winter is very much here. Demand
rises as the weather warms up in the
spring months.
5) Good interest rates: Take
advantage of loan rates while you
can. Inflation or changing monetary
policies by the federal government
can drive interest rates up quickly.
6) Trade-in values have never been
better: Many people are looking at
quality used vehicles as a viable
purchase for their automotive
needs. As a result, demand for good
used cars goes up and so do used -
car trade-in values.
7) Cars and trucks have never
been better: They are better
engineered, safer, more reliable and
easier to maintain than ever before.
Great deals
on new cars
Now is a great time to buy a
new car.
The 1995 model year is well
under way and most automotive
dealerships are offering terrific
incentives like great in-house
financing options and top -value on
your trade in.
Cars are being made better.
They are more reliable and safer,
with items like air bags, anti-lock
braking systems, traction control
systems and reinforced side -impact
door beams.
Comfort levels and ergonomics
have also become an important
consideration for many new car
purchasers. The automobile
industry as responded by
manufacturing vehicles which
offer higher levels of comfort and
convenience — lumbar supports,
beverage -cup holders, vanity
mirrors, keyless entry systems and
many more.
Choice has rarely been better.
The market is offering a number of
new vehicles to accommodate any
car need and budget.
Of course, there are winners.
Consider the Dodge Neon, which
was recently voted Car of the Year
by the Automobile Journalists
Association of Canada, or the
Chevrolet Blazer, which was
named Truck of the Year by a
panel of autowriters at the Detroit
International Auto Show earlier
this month.
And who can argue with the
success of Canada's perennial
automotive sales leader — the
Chevrolet Cavalier? It has been
restyled for the 1995 model year
and is now better than ever.
At Ford, the world -car platform
is now available in Canada in the
shape of the Ford Contour and
Mercury Mystique — which are
based on the popular Ford
Mondeo, a hot -seller and critics'
favorite in Europe.
Only in Canada, you say'? Well.
test drive the Honda Civic which is
made right here in Canada at the
Honda of Canada Manufacturing
plant in Alliston, Ont.
But, the final decision is yours.
Only by going out and test driving
a new '95 will you find the vehicle
that best suits your needs and
budget considerations.
Car cleaning tips
If you have been considering
buying a new car and want to
make your current to get
highest trade-in value possible.
it is important to make look its
best.
However, with today's use
of modern automobile interior
materials, make sure you use
proper cleaning techniques and
cleaners. Failure to do so can
result in damage such as water
spots, spot rings or setting of
stains and soiling. These all can
affect the way your car looks
when you start talking trade-in.
According to automotive
specialists at General Motors, it
is recommended to first remove
dust and loose dirt which has
collected on interior surfaces. A
vacuum cleaner or soft bristle
brush will remove accumulated
dirt on fabrics. Wipe vinyl or
6� J-,
leather with a clean damp cloth.
Car dealers and automotive
supply stores carry a wide range
of spot lifters and multi-purpose
cleaners. Consult your car
owner's manual for the proper
cleaners to be used for your
particular vehicle. Most
importantly, read and follow the
instructions on the cleaning
product.
A few basic steps to follow:
0 Use a clean cloth or sponge
to a clean seats and cloth door
inserts. A soft brush may be
used on especially tough
stains.
0 Use solvent -type cleaners
only in well ventilated areas.
0 Do not saturate the stained
area.
0 If a ring forms after spot
cleaning, clean the entire area
immediately.
8) Save gas by replacing that gas
guzzler: The average fuel economy
of new cars has doubled over the
past 20 years. This is more
important today, with gasoline
prices the way they are. Today's
new cars can save you money and
run farther on a tank of gas.
9) Better dealers: Like car
companies, dealers today strive to
make their customers happy. They
really do want your business (and
your return business) and you can
expect most to deal with you in an
honest and straightforward manner.
10) Take advantage of the
opportunity: Many, or most, of the
above factors won't last forever.
As the automobile market
stabilizes, incentives may not be as
readily available. The same holds
true for financing. You can't
expect interest rates not to rise, so
it's best to take advantage of the
times as they are. There are also a
variety of leasing options to make
your automobile purchase even
more affordable.
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session for new Macintosh owners.
software demonstrations and more.
433-0777.
WEALTHY BARBER: David
Chilton, author of the best-selling
book The Wealthy Barber. makes
one of his rare Canadian appear-
ances at the Metro East Trade Cen-
tre on Brock Rd in Pickering from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Admission S5:
some proceeds to the Children's
Wish Foundation. 428-5725 to pre -
register.
LEADERSHIP: Christopher
Leadership Courses of Canada
beeins its winter session. Learn to
organize your thoughts and deliver
a message effectively. Course nick
for l l weeks, one night per week
for throe hours. Offered to anyone
16 years or older. 427-5169 (Maria
Judson) or 683-7550.
ALZHEIMER: The Alzheimer
Society of Durham hosts its month-
ly Ajax -Pickering support group at
7:30 p.m. at 487 Westnev Rd. S.
(corner of Westney and Clements
Rd. W.), Units 19 and 20, Ajax. All
caregivers welcorne. 576-2567.
PARENTS' MEETING: The par-
ents' advisory committee of Picker-
ing High School invites all iinterest-
ed parents and community mem-
bers to attend its monthly meeting
at 7 pmt. at the school (staff room).
180 Church SL N.. Ajax. Topic is
kids helping kids — peer -coun-
selling, peer -tutoring programs.
Speakers are John Schievink and
members of the guidance depart -
Ment. 6831760_
HEALTH: The Durham Region
District Health Council meets at 7
pmL in the council boardroom at
1614 Dundas St. E., Suite 214,
Whitby. 433I262 to deserve seat-
ing THURSDAY, JAN• 26
LEARNING DISABILITIES:
The Learning Disabilities of
Durham West meets at 8 p.m. at
Picoeraig High School, Church SL
north of Hwy. 2, Ajax. Officials
from Durham's public and separate
school boards will speak on indi-
vidual educational plans. 686-1790.
BREAST CANCER: The Breast
Cancer Support CWUP mfjCLS from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Kingsview
United Church, corner of Wilson
Rd. N. and Adelaide Ave. E.,
Oshawa.
The group meets the fourth
Thursday of every month and is for
women who have or have had
breast cancer. 5764204 (Carolyn),
.;579-2680 (Sylvia).
FRIDAY, JAN. 27
'STRESS: A stress reduction group
holds its inaugural meeting at 7:30
pm. at the Peace Lutheran Church,
on Liverpool Rd. south of Bayly
St., Pickering. It's free, open to all
and will meet every other week.
Information on exercise, diet and
meditation. 427-3213 (John Ver-
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session for new Macintosh owners.
software demonstrations and more.
433-0777.
WEALTHY BARBER: David
Chilton, author of the best-selling
book The Wealthy Barber. makes
one of his rare Canadian appear-
ances at the Metro East Trade Cen-
tre on Brock Rd in Pickering from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Admission S5:
some proceeds to the Children's
Wish Foundation. 428-5725 to pre -
register.
LEADERSHIP: Christopher
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beeins its winter session. Learn to
organize your thoughts and deliver
a message effectively. Course nick
for l l weeks, one night per week
for throe hours. Offered to anyone
16 years or older. 427-5169 (Maria
Judson) or 683-7550.
ALZHEIMER: The Alzheimer
Society of Durham hosts its month-
ly Ajax -Pickering support group at
7:30 p.m. at 487 Westnev Rd. S.
(corner of Westney and Clements
Rd. W.), Units 19 and 20, Ajax. All
caregivers welcorne. 576-2567.
PARENTS' MEETING: The par-
ents' advisory committee of Picker-
ing High School invites all iinterest-
ed parents and community mem-
bers to attend its monthly meeting
at 7 pmt. at the school (staff room).
180 Church SL N.. Ajax. Topic is
kids helping kids — peer -coun-
selling, peer -tutoring programs.
Speakers are John Schievink and
members of the guidance depart -
Ment. 6831760_
HEALTH: The Durham Region
District Health Council meets at 7
pmL in the council boardroom at
1614 Dundas St. E., Suite 214,
Whitby. 433I262 to deserve seat-
ing THURSDAY, JAN• 26
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Durham West meets at 8 p.m. at
Picoeraig High School, Church SL
north of Hwy. 2, Ajax. Officials
from Durham's public and separate
school boards will speak on indi-
vidual educational plans. 686-1790.
BREAST CANCER: The Breast
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7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Kingsview
United Church, corner of Wilson
Rd. N. and Adelaide Ave. E.,
Oshawa.
The group meets the fourth
Thursday of every month and is for
women who have or have had
breast cancer. 5764204 (Carolyn),
.;579-2680 (Sylvia).
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pm. at the Peace Lutheran Church,
on Liverpool Rd. south of Bayly
St., Pickering. It's free, open to all
and will meet every other week.
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Flint strike had slight
effect at GM in Durham
Oshawa mayor backs GTA committee
By BRAD REAUME
DURHAM STAFF
OSHAWA - Oshawa Mayor
Nancy Diamond says it's impor-
tant to keep the Greater Toronto
Area (GTA) mayors' committee in
perspective.
"Last week's meeting took on a
life of its own," said Mrs. Dia-
mond of last Friday's meeting of
GTA mayors. "We were meeting
to promote economic devekoxnent
for the larger area. If we were
going beyond that we would need
to have a council position on the
issue." Mrs. Diamond attributed
newly -elected Toronto mayor Bar-
bara Hall's participation with cre-
ating a stir regarding the meeting.
In the three years since the com-
mittee was formed Toronto has not
attended meetings of the GTA
mayors -
OSHAWA - Labor troubles at General
Motors' parts complex in Flint, Michigan affect-
ed local production only slightly, according to
GM spokesman Greg Gibson.
One and a half shifts on both auto manufactur-
ing lines were cancelled, Mr. Gibson said, as
well as one overtime shift in the truck plant
scheduled for Saturday.
Loral lines had enough parts to allow produc-
tion until last Friday when lines were halted and
workers sent home at 11 a.m. Workers in Flint
reached a tentative agreement Saturday and rati-
fied it Sunday.
"it seems like GTA is the flavor
of the month," Mrs. Diamond said.
"It seems everyone is doing a task
force on the GTA: the Premier,
Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCal-
lion, the Tories, and the Toronto
Star. I'm concerned about falling
into the quicksand of GTA while
other more important issues are
missed_"
The mayors agreed to work
together to promote economic
development within the GTA and
then fight for developments once
they have committed to our area,
Mrs. Diamond said.
"We can share costs and
resources for trade shows, studies,
business materials and data," said
Mrs. Diamond. "We can comment
on issues of common interest, such
as basement apartments, in which
we all disagreed with the
"A small crew was sent into the Flint plant on
Saturday to ship parts that were completed and to
ready their production line for start-up," Mr. Gib-
son said.
He added production lost to the shutdown has
not yet been determined but an
estimate based on 24 hours of
lost production on the two car
tines multiplied by 60 cars per
hour, or about 1,440 vehicles,
is fair. 1 03
He said General Motors
would be considering overtime shifts to make up
the lost production.
General Motors has a strong order bank, Mr.
Gibson said. There is expected to be no impact
at the customer level due to the strike.
We can share
costs and
resources...'
-- Oshawa
mayor Nancy
Diamond
Province ,•
Mrs. Diamond said it was
important to have Toronto at the
table in addition to other Metro
municipalities which have been
under -represented.
Mrs. Diamond met with 27
other mayors from GTA commu-
nities and five regional chairs as
well as labor and business leaders
at Toronto City Hall.
Wallet held a winner
COURTICE - A Courtice man is a lot wealthier
today after sifting through his wallet and finding
$11.0,437.90.
Steve Milton was carrying a Lotto
6149 ticket from the Oct. 15, 1994
draw in his wallet for several �-
months before he realized his
windfall.
He said his numbers were
chosen at random though he
had been playing them for a
yea -
Previous to this win his largest take was S99.
Mr. Milton purchased the ticket at Beckers on
Grandview Avenue South in Oshawa
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D Family Education
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four -session course to
help you become a
better parent
DURHAM — A four -session
workshop offered by the Family
Education Resource Centre of
Durham House may help you
become a better parent.
Understanding Your Child's
Misbehavior will help parents
gain insight into a child's actions
and introduce skills for redirect-
ing misbehavior.
It's being held on Wednesday.
Feb. 15.
Talking and Listening With
Children will provide parents
with practical communication
skills Wednesdav, Feb. 22.
On Wednesday, March 1.
Building Your Child's Self -
Esteem will focus on factors of
self-esteem and how parents can
build positive self-esteem in
their children.
Discipline Without Punish-
ment Wednesday, March 8 will
offer practical ways to discipline
without using physical punish-
ment.
All four sessions are being
held from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m. at St.
Bernadette School, at the corner
of Harwood Avenue and Bayly
Street, Ajax.
Cost is $24 for all four work-
shops or $8 for individual ses-
sions.
Pre -registration is required for
the course.
Call the Family Education
Resource Centre at 433-0386,
ext. 26, for more information or
to register.
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Ajax Mayor, Jim Witty
(front right) prepares to
cut the ribbon that opens
the new Ajax Valdi, with
Valdi President Jean
Claude Babin (Centre)
and store manager Dan
Horvat (far left). The new
Valdi's store located
beside the Business Depot
on Harwood south of
Hwy. #2 opened January
18/95. The opening marks
the return of Valdi's to the
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Bowling challenge right up your alley
AJAX-PICXMM — You can
be a kingpin and bowl over the Big
Brothers.
The Big Brothers Association of
Ajax -Pickering hopes to raise
$45,000 with its 19tb annual Bowl -
For -Millions next month.
Funds collected are used in
recruitment, screening and assess-
ment of Big Brothels, matching Big
and Little Brothers and covering the
costs of activities in which they par-
ticipate. The event rut from Friday,
Feb. 3 to Sunday, Feb. 12 at Celebri-
ty Lanes, 963 Brock Rd. S., Picker-
ing. Individuals and groups can take
pert by bowling for dollars pledged.
The Mayors' Challenge kicks off
the event Feb. 3, when councillors
from Ajax and Pickering compete
for ke8U8 egging rights.
You can do your part by picking
up pledges and then knocking down
pins Friday, Feb. 10, from 3 to 8:45
PC youth aim
to bowl over
political foes
AJAX-PICKERING — The
Durham West Progressive Conserva-
tive Youth Association has thrown
down the kegling gauntlet to its
politics! counterparts.
The PC youth are challenging the
other two parties to see which orga-
nization can raise more pledge
money in the Ajax -Pickering Big
Brothers Bowl -For -Millions.
Tory youths bowl Friday. Feb. 3,
at 4 p.m., at Celebrity Lanes on
Brock Road South in Pickering.
A number of head-to-head con-
frontations have already been sched-
uled. The Mayors' Challenge pits
councillors from Ajax against col-
leagues from Pickering on Feb. 3.
Area school teachers take to the
alleys Feb. 9 and 10. Businesses will
be out to cash in fir Big Brothers on
Feb. 10. and restaurants aim to serve
up big burs to the cause Feb. 12.
Call the Big Brothers office at
686-2871.
p.m., Saturday, Feb. 11 from 1 to 6
p.m., and Sunday, Feb. 12, from 9
a.m. to 1 pm
Each participant will receive the
rental of bowling shoes and one hour
of free bowling, either five or 10 pin.
The association would like partici-
pants to get at minimum of $20 in
pledges. In addition, two raffles are
being held. The prize for any bowler
21 years or older with a minimum of
$35 in pledges is an oil painting by
local artist Dianne Gazarek, valued
at 51200. The prize for anyone 21
years or older with a minimum of
$25 in pledges is a pair of green sec-
tion tickets to a Toronto Maple
Leafs hockey game.
Other activities include a silent
auction of art and a balloon burst.
Pledge sheets are available at the
Big Brothers office at 226 Harwood
Ave. S., in the Ajax Plaza, or by
calling 686-2871.
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Wednesday. kbruary 1.1995
from 7 to 9•.30 p,m.
Comic Chamber
Merbtg Gvk Complex
One The Esoomille
Dr. Agnes Bishop. President, and senior staff members of the Atomic Energy Control Board. Canada's
nudear regulator. cordially invite area residents to a "town hall" meeting in the Pickering Council Chamber.
Following brief introductions, the AECB representatives will be pleased to answer questions from the
audience. On conclusion, the meeting will adjourn to the Civic Complex lobby for light refreshments and
an opportunity for personal exchanges. -
The Atomic Energy Control Board is grateful to Mayor Wayne Arthurs for the offer of the Pickering Town
Council Chamber for this meeting.
For further information, please call the AECB at 14800-668-5284.
The proceedings will be broadcast live on Trillium Community 10.
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Take notice that an application to amend the Zoning Order, filed as Ontario
Regulation 102/72, as amended by Ontario Regulation 283/83, has been
received by the Minister of Munk*al Affairs. The application is:
Applicant: Mavis M. Donlon
File No: 18-ZO-029-9408
Proposal: To allow a Minor Variance to permit the construction
of a detached double car garage having a sideyard
less than the minimum required 2.4 metres and a
height exceeding the maximum permitted 3.65
metres on the land described as being Part of Lot 11.
Concession 5, in the Town of Pickering.
All submissions in support of, or in opposition to. the applications)
described above. and received by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs,
14th Floor, 777 Bay Street. Toronto. Ontario. M5G 2E5. on or before the
8th day of February. 1995. will be fully considered before a final
decision is made. Please refer to the file number indicated above.
In addition. under Section 47(10) of the Planning Act. any interested
person may request a hearing by the Ontario Municipal Board on an
application for amendment to a Zoning Order.
Minister of Municipal Affairs
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Health care improvement
under microscoput e p
❑ Durham's Bureau
for Excellence is
hosting a two-part
seminar on quality
of care
DURHAM — The Bureau for
Excellence in Durham Region
(BEDR) is taking a look at health
care in an upcoming two-part sem-
inar.
On Jan. 26 and Feb. 2. Wayne
Levin, independent consultant and
founder of the Canadian Deming
Association, will discuss the theo-
ries of Dr. W. Edward Deming,
and how they can be applied in
health care.
According to Mr. Levin, cur-
rent efforts to improve health care
Donated
items sought
for March of
Dimes
March
garage sale
DURHAM — The Durham
Region chapter of the Ontario
March of Dimes is looking for
donations for its second annual
Largest Indoor Winter Garage
Sale, slated for Sunday, March
26.
Donated items such as
clothing, household goods and
hardware will be sold at the
garage sale to purchase assis-
tive devices for physically -
challenged individuals.
The garage sale will be held
at the Royal Canadian Legion,
Simcoe Street South in
Oshawa, from 9 a.m. to 2 pm.
For more information or to
make a donation, call the
Oshawa office of the Ontario
March of Dimes at 434-5280.
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Business Administration (MBA)
program, designed for medium and
senior level managers, is being
,offered for local residents.
The program is offered through
,the University of Toronto.
The university is hosting an
information session on Jan. 19 in
the Brooklin Room at Cullen Gar-
dens, 300 Taumon Rd. W., Whit-
by.
For more information call (416)
978-5549.
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cant improvement, profound
thinking is required, he says.
A video featuring Dr. Deming
and entitled A New Way of Think-
ing for Health Care will be fea-
tured.
The Thursday, Jan. 26 seminar
will take place at Oshawa General
Hospital, Room 1002 (main floor)
and Part Two on Feb. 2 will be
held at Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital, Conference Room B.
The time for both is from 3:30 to 5
p.m.
T -o register for this free presen-
tation. call the BEDR office at
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The Tourist Association of
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Oshawa.
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The Durham Board of Education is creating a Curriculum Advisory
Committee to ensure on-going parent and community input into the
curriculum and assessment development process. The Curriculum
Advisory Committee will be to meet at least 3 times annually to:
review current curricultun std assessment initiatives
suggest means of ensuring that Durham Region's cultural
diversity is reflected in the curriculum
suggest ways of increasing parent std contmrtnity participation
in ctariculum and as•9essmeat development
suggest ways of increasing parents' involvement in their own
dtiidren's school experience
oommttnicate with the public about the Board's quriculum
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In addition to, several representatives front education, the Board ;s
seeking 6 plarent repr+eseatatives, 3 oonutwnity representatives, 1 labour
representative, l industr7r representative and 2 Durham Board of
Education sptdents to serve on the committee.
Interested applicants should submit a letter outlining their qualifications,
background and reasons for wanting to serve on the committee to:
Bev Freodman, Superintendent of Education/Programs,
The Durham Board of Education,
400 Taunton Road East,
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All applications must be received no later than Friday, February 17,1995.
Community Centre Saturday, the sleigh ride, barbecue and Call the parks and recreation
Feb. 11, from 1 to 4 p.m. refreshments in the warm-up department at 427-8811 for more
All activities are free, except room. information.
Pickering Philharmonic & P.A.C.T.
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and the Brook Hutchinson D/sc Jockey Service
Performance by the students of the
Durham Dance Centre
Reception with complimentary wine and hors d'oeuvres
7:00 p. m. to 8:00 p.m.
Meet the members of the orchestra and dance to the music
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SWr Buffet features more than 68 Items from a fresh salad bar
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Tables surround the buffet tables which
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bar, a variety of rice, chicken, pork and beef
dishes and on the weekend you can enjoy
specialities like lobster and pepper steak.
There are also french fries and onion
rings which are always a favourite of the
children.
There are desserts like black forest cake,
home made chocolate mousse and many
different fruit tarts.
There are also six different flavours of ice
cream.
The eatery is fully licensed and the
friendly staff are attentive to your every need
and always make your visit a pleasure.
There's lots of free parking and don't
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The restaurant is open seven days a
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From Monday to Friday lunch is $5.99
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Pickering musician takes his show on the road
PICKERING — A Pickering
musician hopes to heat up Toron-
to during a couple of club dates
this week.
Mark Jackson, 18, whose stage
name is C'lan (a northern Scot-
tish word for "cold") appears at
The Edge pub on Victoria Street
tonight, Wednesday, Jan. 25.
On Thursday night, the
singer/guitarist will take part in a
battle -of -the -bands contest at
Lee's Palace at Bloor and
Bathurst Streets.
Jackson was also recently
interviewed on CSCR, the Uni-
versity of Toronto Scarborough
Campus FM radio station, which
also played some music from his
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In addition to recording
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`B' side, he taped many other
songs which he eventually hopes
to turn into an album to be titled
Chain.
The graduate of St. Mary
Catholic Secondary School in
Pickering says he'll continue to
work on his songwriting and pro-
duction skills which he'll put into
use in recording the album.
Top 10 Movie Guide
January 20 - 26
A EFIAG RATNNG TNErtE VIOLENCE OARSE
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3 WoN (new) _
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4. The Shadow (new)
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Mild
Mild
S. The Client
* *
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Much
Much
None
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Some
Some
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8. Renaissance Man
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♦FEATURE
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Wilson waits to hear `Play ball'
❑ Ajacian hopes
baseball labor dispute
won't strike out
his chance at big
league
By AI. RIVETT
SPORTS REPORTIER
AJAX — Major league base-
ball's spring training may be only
weeks away, but Ajax's Nigel
Wilson, like the rest of his compa-
triots, will probably be shut out of
the action.
The protracted baseball strike
which has plagued the game since
last August will keep players on
teams' 40 -man spring training ros-
ters out of the camps, with the
league threatening to start the sea-
son with replacement players.
A Florida Mar -
fins' outfield
prospect. Wilson
says he can only OF
sit, wait and hope
the ctritre enrtc
soon.
"Once you're on
the 40 -man major
league roster, you
have to do what the
other major league
players do. If camp
opens (with major
league players). by
all means I will go.
But, if it doesn't,
they can't tell me
to go to 'AAA'. If
the strike ends, it
will be easier on everybody," says
Wilson who's been in the Mar-
lins' farm system since being
picked first by the National
League team in the 1992 expan-
sion draft.
But don't get the idea Wilson's
been biding his time. He recently
returned to Ajax after playing in a
Puerto Rican winter baseball
league with several other major
league players for the past two -
and -a -half months.
The 24 -year-old patrolled left
field for Caugas in the Puerto
Rican league. He played along-
side such major leaguers as Texas
Rangers' all-star outfielder Juan
Gonzales and all-star catcher
Ivan Rodriguez. He took to the i
field against such notables as
Blue Jays' Roberto Alomar and
Carlos Delgado, Cleveland Indi-
ans' Carlos Baerga and Sandy
Alomar. Oakland A's Reuben
Sierra and Milwaukee Brew -
es' Ricky Bones.
Wilson played 20 games with
Caugas, hitting for a .260 average
with five home runs and 12 RBI.
In the process, he was named to
the league's all-star team along-
side Robbie Alomar.
"1 had a lot of fun in Puerto
Rico and the baseball was excel-
lent. The manager and the owner
of the team were great. I will
probably go back again this year,"
says Wilson.
Wilson spent the 1994 baseball
— -- season with the Mar-
lins' 'AAA' affiliate
Edmonton Trappers
of the Pacific Coast
League. The cam-
paign proved bitter-
sweet for the out-
fielder as he played
60 games, hit for a
.309 batting average
with 12 home runs,
67 RBI, 28 doubles,
six triples and 60 runs
scored. However, his
season was marred by
a fractured ankle suf-
fered last May which
kept him out of action
for a month.
While Wilson notes his two
years of experience gained at the
'AAA' level have been invalu-
able, he says he's ready to move
up to the big leagues this season.
"The minor leagues are good
to a point," he Says. "I've been in
the minors for six years and I did
okay. Hopefully, it's time to
move on and do things at the
major league level. ft's time to
see what I can do in the major
leagues "
Nigel Wilson
Pickering bantams
down Ajax 6-2
PICKERING — The Picker-
ing Panthers Allen's Foods
major bantam 'AA' rep hockey
team handily defeated cross-
town rival Ajax Knights 6-2 in a
irec7ent league contest.
Goal scorers for Pickering
were Jeff Hales, Jeff Sockett,
Alan Thatcher, Jeff Galea,
Boomer Armstrong and Charlie
MacLennan.
Adding assists were Tom
Spencer, Bob Cochrane and
Chris Jarrett with two each, Ken
Brace, T.J. Hill, MacLennan,
Jeff Miles, Thatcher and Hales
with singles.
Sean Villani provided the
Panthers solid goaltending to
record the victory. -
He says Marlins' management
have been patient while he's
gained the necessary experience in
C
the minors.
Wilson was promot-
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ish the season two years ago but,
due to the strike this year, wasn't
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"They haven't been pushing
me. They just want to see me
develop. They haven't been
saying too much except to work
hard."
/ Wilson is somewhat impatient
to resume his quest for a spot
on the Marlins' roster. He
acknowledges the continuation of
the strike into the 1995 season
may hinder his career, but he's
still hopeful a resolution will be
found to the labor dispute, giving
him the chance to compete for a
major-league job.
"If there is spring training, I
have to prove to them that I
belong there. I have to show them
what I can do. I feel that I can play
at that level. It's just a matter of
going out and doing it."
In the interim, Wilson trains
daily, including working out with
weights, running and throwing at
the Pickering High School gymna-
sium in order to keep in shape for
the coming season.
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PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers split a pair of league
games on the weekend.
The Panthers started the week-
end on an upbeat note by blasting
the visiting Muskoka Bears 7-3 at
the Pickering Recreation Complex
Friday night. However, the club
suffered a 6-3
loss at the
Pickering hands of the
first -place
Caledon
Canadians in
PANTHERS Caledon Sat -
Metro Junior urday. A Sun -
Hockey Club day night
home contest
_ against the Wex-
ford Raiders was postponed.
In Friday's game, the Panthers
led 2-1 after the first period and
opened up a 5-3 bulge after the
second frame. Pickering scored
two third -period goals while hold-
ing the Bears off the scoresheet to
record its eighth win of the Metro
Junior `A' Hockey League season.
Marian Lastiak held the hot
hand for the Panthers. scoring two
goals and adding three assists.
Adam Parks added a pair of goals
while Scott Lewin notched a goal
and two assists. Also scoring were
Jeff Ranich and Jamie Jeanes.
Adding assists were Stephan
Koechlin and Jason Reed with
two each, Eric Wheeler, Jeff
Ranich. Andrew Mayeda and
Scott Penton with one apiece.
The Panthers suffered a 5-3
loss to the Wellington Dukes on
Jan. 15.
Pickering remains dead last in
the league's Bauer Division with a
mark of 8-27-1 for 17 points. The
Panthers trail sixth-place North
York Rangers by nine points.
Bell Canada atoms
can't ring up wins
PICKERING — The Pickering
Bell Canada atom `B' rep hockey
team's final regular -season contest
resulted in a 4-I loss to the
Markham Thunder recently.
Pickering's only goal was
scored by Greg Cusack, assisted
by Mark Skinner and Aaron
Calder.
The Bell Canada atoms also
lost a pair of recent exhibition
matches against the Cedar Hill
Rebels.
The Bell Canada atoms were
nipped 2-1 by Cedar Hill in a
penalty -filled contest. Cosaek
scored the lone Pickering goal,
assisted by Scott Vahey and Bran-
don Sakes.
In the second match -up, the
Rebels scored three rapid-fire
goals in less than a miew in the
third period to claim a 4-1 win
over Pickering. Matthew Tbomp-
son scored the Pickering goal,
assisted by Michael Rapson,
'All 1 -0
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Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas' Shawn Burgess goes way
up for a jump shot, while teammate Mark Gilkes, left, and Dun-
barton's Michael Slean watch the proceedings. The Lake Ontario
Secondary School Athletics senior boy's basketball contest was
played at Pine Ridge last Thursday.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
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Results from Jan. 16
GAME ONE
Van Kempen Insurance 47 vs. Gallantry Eatery 40
TOP SCORERS
Van Kampen Insurance: Roger Young 20, Ron
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Gallartrys: Steve Fbwift 17. Roy Clwistionsen S.
GAME TWO
Rob 6 Vents Place 43 vs. McGines Landing 40.
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TOP SCORERS
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watkks 10. Joe Dnbettwo S.
Mud Har*: Trevor Redhead 17, Owen Officer 15.
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ASG Colorists 50 vs. Bay Sports 46.
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Ell -Rod Hoidw 72 vs. Vere - Roos Piave 45.
TOP SCORERS
Ell -Rod: Conrad Davis 26, Neal Tyreil 21, Dave
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Vern -Rode Dodge BeclQord 14, Snan Ferguson 13.
PMMERMKi SOCCER CLUB
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Jan. 15: Super Cernre 4 (M1cnae, 3umou 2. Man
Dinonno 2. MVPs M,cneile Bergeron, Logan
Cameron) vs. Hayes Dana 1 Dames Inkster 1,
MVPs Willem Rodnques. Martnew Woodsy: Picker-
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MVP CMrsbpner Rosa; vs. Sporting Images 4 (Jef-
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the formation of their new accounting practice
effective January 8, 1995.
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Max Piano (McLaughlin) 3 9 12
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Results from Jan. 16
GAME ONE
Van Kempen Insurance 47 vs. Gallantry Eatery 40
TOP SCORERS
Van Kampen Insurance: Roger Young 20, Ron
Faragher 12. Frank Spagnoub 6.
Gallartrys: Steve Fbwift 17. Roy Clwistionsen S.
GAME TWO
Rob 6 Vents Place 43 vs. McGines Landing 40.
TOP SCORERS
Rob 8 Vems Place: AI Sakats 10, Jamie Milner 9,
Pat Roach 7.
McGuiness: Dave Bayliss 14, Bob Pfizer 12. John
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GAME THREE
Canadian Protective Products 57 m Mud Hans Bar
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TOP SCORERS
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Results from Jan. 16
GAME ONE
Insurance P- 1111 1 62 vs. Mud Hens Bar 6 Grill 59.
TOP SCORERS
Insurance Portfolio. 'vcr We Ker 10, Reynolds
watkks 10. Joe Dnbettwo S.
Mud Har*: Trevor Redhead 17, Owen Officer 15.
Crontley Bishop 11.
GAME Trio
ASG Colorists 50 vs. Bay Sports 46.
T(W scootERs
ASG: Chris Tavares 22. Kart Dowries 10, Vinton
Rance 10.
Bay Sports Slave HO 16, Karl Daniel 12. Enc Carlor
6.
GAME THREE
Ell -Rod Hoidw 72 vs. Vere - Roos Piave 45.
TOP SCORERS
Ell -Rod: Conrad Davis 26, Neal Tyreil 21, Dave
Joaaph 11.
Vern -Rode Dodge BeclQord 14, Snan Ferguson 13.
PMMERMKi SOCCER CLUB
Indoor soccer results
UNDER -SIX DIVISION
Jan. 15: Super Cernre 4 (M1cnae, 3umou 2. Man
Dinonno 2. MVPs M,cneile Bergeron, Logan
Cameron) vs. Hayes Dana 1 Dames Inkster 1,
MVPs Willem Rodnques. Martnew Woodsy: Picker-
IngSb Sports 4 (Alex'•;,cmc 3, Janus Arnott 1.
MVP CMrsbpner Rosa; vs. Sporting Images 4 (Jef-
frey Warne 2• Grow* Jody M,cnese Warne %
Warren C. Hurren, C.A., Dawn M. Flett, B.B.A., C.A.
and Neil Sinclair, B.B.A., C.A. are pleased to announce
the formation of their new accounting practice
effective January 8, 1995.
HURREN, FLETT, SINCLAIR Chartered Accountants
will be located at:
144 Old Kingston Road, Suite 6
Pickering Village
Ajax, Ontario
Phone 905-683-8856
Fax 905-683-3428
The Wer Amps says: If's firne for..
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Information related to to proposed amendment is available in theofric is of the
Planning Department, located at Box 623, 1615 Dundas Street East, 4th Floor,
Lang Tower, West Building, Whitby Mall, Whitby, Ontario LIN 6A3 or by calling
Grant McGregor at (905) 728-7731 (Whitby Line) (905) 6861651 (Toronto Line).
Please provide written submissions lo the Commissioner of Planning at the above
noted address prior W Friday, February 24. 1995.
IPlease include your address and telephone number and file number identfied I
below in any submission.
I FILE NO: 4.16.7
Gem -Lynn O'Connor
Chairman, PlannkV Cortrtiinee
A.L. Georyief, M.C.I.P.
Commissioner of Planrwp
Fortune Financial Group
presents...
FREE MUTUAL FUND FORUM
Saturday, February 4•, 1995
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Anytime 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Meet & talk with representatives
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Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering a general
amendment to permit large retail warehouse uses in Employment Areas.
In order lo assist in the evaluation of this proposed amendment, the public is invited
to provide input by way of submission to the Region's Planning Department,
Information related to to proposed amendment is available in theofric is of the
Planning Department, located at Box 623, 1615 Dundas Street East, 4th Floor,
Lang Tower, West Building, Whitby Mall, Whitby, Ontario LIN 6A3 or by calling
Grant McGregor at (905) 728-7731 (Whitby Line) (905) 6861651 (Toronto Line).
Please provide written submissions lo the Commissioner of Planning at the above
noted address prior W Friday, February 24. 1995.
IPlease include your address and telephone number and file number identfied I
below in any submission.
I FILE NO: 4.16.7
Gem -Lynn O'Connor
Chairman, PlannkV Cortrtiinee
A.L. Georyief, M.C.I.P.
Commissioner of Planrwp
Fortune Financial Group
presents...
FREE MUTUAL FUND FORUM
Saturday, February 4•, 1995
OSHAWA HOLIDAY INN - 1011 Boor St. E.
Anytime 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Meet & talk with representatives
for over 200 Mutal Funds
•Working attires --Global Saveges
-GT Global -Canadian International Group
-AGF Management •Dynamic Funds
-BPI Capital Management -Mackenzie Financial
•2WM GAP •Fidelity Investments
_Trimark i nvesunents -Templeton Mwngerrlent
-Forum Financial Retirement Services
Time invested at our Fund Forum could be the best investment
you made. Our on site tax experts & professional accountants
from the funs of Stephen Sutherland and associates
will be available to answer your questions.
To Reserve your seat ORT N
Call (905) 428-5725 F I N A N C I A L
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PICKERING
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Pkkaia& Ontario
BUYER
SCL is expanding and requires a BUYER for its
Systems and Infrastructure
Division. A Background in Purchasing along
with MRP knowledge in the Electronics Industry
is preferred. Those interested may forward their
resume to:
B. Woolrk"
Simmonds Commurwcatans Ltd.
975 Dillingham Rd.
Pickering,Ontario
L1 W B2
CA111t= DOOR SYSTEMS
Canada's largest door service
company requires Service
Trainees in the Burlington and
Pickering area. Must be willing to
relocate, have Gr. 12, own car,
good driving record, Min. 2 yrs
exp., in mech. or construction
trade, clean cut in appearance.
Fax' resum6
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Top quality 0,71 food products
home base business. Anyone
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AZ Driver
required for
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Located in
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*Downtown route
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-Must have a clean
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Wed. -Fri.
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ONTARIO RL:SINESS COUEGE
SEA
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CANADA'S
LARGEST RETAILER HAS
AN OPENING FOR PART- TIME RECEIVER
A household name for generations of Canadians,
Sears Canada Inc., has earned its position as the
retail industry leader through its commitment to
customer satisfaction, and excellence in training
and development of employees.
Receiver experience an asset.
Must be available for days,evenings, weekends
Apply in person to the Human Resources office at
SEAR'S
Pickering Town Centre
1355 Kingston Rd. E.
Pickering, Ont.
Sears Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity employer
We thank everyare who applies, but only those selected
for Interview will be caNaded.
PROGRAMS starting soon -
Health Care Aida PC Techii-
ministarbn, Desktop Publish.
ing, evening seminars in Mi-
crosoft word . Excel. Power -
point. Access. Tuition Coun-
*WN avadable. call Comput-
er Learning Centre 668-9713.
CARRIERS
?4FED
for Wed., Fri.
and Saturday
home delivery.
Car a must.
Ca116A3•5117
�=SOURCES
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
-E BARBARA BLACK CEN -RE �:70P YOUTH
RESOURCES Is a newry-iur.med commlmy
with centre for youth ana tt er tamales in Ajax -
We invite applications for the
EXECUTIVE CIPEC-OP cosltion from 1dividu-
3 s wno have a tncrougn ,rowledge of program
.eiopment arc del,very. strong f:raraai and
acminlstrative management sk i s ex;,er ence
NC'Klry with a volunteer Scar.^, of Directors. and
at east five years progress-ve management ex-
^e,lence in a human serv!ces settlro. Extensive
xcerence worK:ng with youth and rcomcrerer-
s ve krcwiedge of health programrring are con-
s werea assets
^ s position wilt interest persons with experl-
ence using a consultation and partc-patory ap-
proach with staff. volunteers. program users. cli-
ents and community residents.
I Competitive saiary and benefits.
(Send resumes in confidence by February 28.
1995 to:
Hiring Committee
The Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources.
do Social Development Council, 132 A Commer-
cial Avenue. Ajax, Ontario. L 1 S 21-15.
Only candidates selected for interviews will be
contacted.
The Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources
is an equal opportunity employer.
Ajax
Manufacturer
requires students for
part time work on
weekends and after
schod. Must be able to lift
at least 55 lbs.
Apply in person at 405
Mackenzie Ave. Ajax
ALASKAJOBS
Earn up to $30,000 3
months fishing salmon.
Also construction, canner-
ies, oil fields• plus more.
Call 7 days.
1.504.646.4513
ext. 100K-04.
CALL Today, start tomorrow.
Telemarketers wanted for rap -
K ly expanding firm. Over 25
Positrons available, Guar-
anteed hourly wage plus bo-
nuses. 2 shifts available. Am -
lobous people need only ap-
ply. Phone 4333898.
CRUISE SHIP
JOBS
Earn 5300.3900 weekly.
year round position.
hiring mervwomen.
Free roorniboard, will train.
GM 1-504.64645W
ext. t00M
DRIVERS NEEDED with own
small car Light Delivery • pick
up. Please Apply in person.
50 Commerical Avesulle 204
$etween 4-9prn
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NEW CAR DEPARTMENT
MANAGER
We are Icxlkine for a dynamic, well oryani/ed, results oriented, exlteri-
enced Sales Manager to join the higthly successful tcaln at Michael Boyer
Wu
Pontiac Buick GMC in Pickering. at White's Road and He. #401- We are
a GM1 certified commercial truck centre. knowledge and experience in this
area would he a definite asset.
The compensation Package awanled to the successful candidate will reflect
file senior nature of this Ixwsition and our expectations toward achieved
resuIIs.
To join our Ieanl Please reply in strict ctttifidence with a complete resume
itw Ute attention of:
PETER MARTIN OR EDWARD BOYER
Phone (905)831-2693 FAX (905)420-0299
Oshama-Whitby (905)686-5859
Drivers wanted for fast arow-
ing company. Part time or full
time. No experience necessary
call 427-7770
EIGHT week Professional
Flonabv and Business Pro -
pram. three week opportunitv
Flonstry Course. Part time
evening course. In-home video
courses Intensive braining.
start you own business: work
at home or shop. know the se-
crets, know the tools know the
trade. Career School of Floral
Design. 208 Bond E Oshawa
(905)436-1991 Training as.
s stance may be available if
you are over 45 and recently
laid o
ENROLLMENT
OFFICERS
for HERITAGE
SCHOLARSHIP
TRUST FUND.
No experience.
Ask for Karl,
416-298-7377
EXPERIENCED Tele-w-
kefers.App� in Pe•sor 50
:rr-.ercmal Ave Scare 204
Between 4-9
EXTREMELY busy and large
dental N',ce seeks reception-
ist Evenings and Saturday
noun Ful time. HARP pre-
ferred Perfect opportunity for
the right person Can (905)
$31.3773 ask for Jule
FABRIC Cutler requited to
w•+• - -All bactory with op
Patunil. to, advancement
Sew q and cutting room ex-
wwnce benehciai Please
call 436-�8�0
FREE WEEK
January 2327. 1995
FREE STARTER KIT
FREE SAMPLES
FREE BROCHURES
NO SIGN UP FEE
PLUS FREE $20 GIFT
PAY OFF THOSE
CHRISTMAS BILLS AND
MAKE EXTRA MONEY
NO QUOTAS, GREAT
DISCOUNTS CALL NOW
e bring
`early base
Falb CHR1S71NA LORD
905-619-1574
GAILLIND requires cleaners
for days and evenings. 683-
4134
HAIRSTYLIST required for
friendly busy salon. Salary
plus commission. Callao Met-
arw W6-3322.
JEWELS BY PARK LANE, tit
us help you get started in a
wonderful new fashion jewel-
lery program. Choose your
own hours. Make money and
have fun too' ExutedI` Call
now. Linda at (905) 6664049.
NODW NEEDED
Fernale Ages 7 - 26
EARN EXTRA
SOME
Travel to exciting
cities: New York,
Paris, Milan.
Call for consultation.
430.5715
NOW HIRING -
ALL POSITIONS.
Experience necessary.
Apply within.
Red lobster
1550 Kingston Rd.
Pic"
OPENING SOON
THE DINER
On Marwood
Ajax's New Family
Diner
Requires full I Part-
time
Wait Sta". Kitchen
helpers.
Apply in Person to:
64 harwood Ave. S
Thur. -Fri.. 2pm.-6pm
PHONE ^_ ".^me pard
Cash mu<t be experienced can
683-0177
SALARY AND cdMMi551011,11
fast gronnnq industry recu;res
dvnamic sales people with
good Phone skWs contact
Scott at 1.800477-2440.
SEWER -qumred. experience
com ,ndustr.al machines. light
*ork, part time and full time,
please call 668-7387
TRAVEL CONSULTANT
GOUGER S TRAVEL
Pmcke- Jar Cer. •e
requires experienced
travel consultant
PLEASE CALL
MARGARET
905-420-3233
1-800-661-5169
or fax
905-420-7256
TRAVEL CONSULTANT
GOUGER S TRAVEL
PIGKE^.-I;'.wr Ce^::e
requires experienced
travel consultant
PLEASE CALL
MARGARET
905420-3233
1-800-661-5169
or fax 905-420-7256
TWO PCS -,ONS 3PE% "+
WHITBY It you are enthwias-
tic. energetic. and thaw excep-
tional people skills the pos.-
bon is waiting lot you. Position
entails general phone and
desk dutxes/assts" in a pro-
ductive
roductive busy tear salon Please
send resumes to File a 7105
PO Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario
LtH 71_5
Wanted
CSR's and a
commercial producer.
For an aggressive.
growth oriented
brokerage. RIBO
licensed 2yrs and
Agency Manager
experience.
Openings in Port
Hope, Bovimanville
Send Resume and
expected salary to
PO. Box 36,
Ajax, Ont.,L1 S 3132
WORK AT HOME
We Pay you dregp to assemble
our products. Easy work No ex-
PerWU necessary.
For FREE detads sard SA.S.E. to
Five Star Enktprises
1$48 Liverpool Rd., Strife
213, Pickering,
Ont
Lt Y 6M3
120 Help,
IF ,our .ire s,nglg e, a c,nc
parent or separated or d-
gl
vorced with three years work
experience. you may qualify
for financial assistance of if you
are over 45 and have recently
been laid off. you may qualify
for training assistance. DIP,
CERT. Lotus. Wordperfect. D -
Base. Word. Accpac. Bedford.
Autocad. Ventura- Pagemaker,
Harvard. Corel, Computer Pro -
._ .,..eeirr%TcnrailsAMlfls�'tfr+ v +u'bellW_: l lir
ACCOUNT
REPRESENTATIVES REQUIRED
I.B.I.S. Corporation's expanding corporate sales depart-
ment required individuals to sell consulting services, and
investigation and security services on behalf of our secur-
ity and investigation company, to potential clients in
MetroToronto East and other areas.
Excellent verbal and written English skills and the ability to
deal effectively with middle and upper corporate managers
and executives essential.
Sales experience and the ability to sell professional con- j
suiting services essential.
Base pay plus generous commission and car allowance.
Permanent full time and permanent part time positions
available, opportunity for advancement.
Please forward resume and telephone:
(416) 362-5796
OAKIPINE FURNITURE -Why
fFOl1ND JAN. 22. femde labbl
pay retail prices/ One of On-
lotion, white paws, Taunton
tano's oldest and largest man-
Salem Rd. Ajax area. Cal 905
ufacturers is now selling direct
831.5132 days: eve. 905.686
to the pubkc- Eg. oak pedestal
7870.
table dw ext. and 4 Windsor
FOUND - adult male pitbul
chairs $799.: 8' oak double
terrier. Hwy d2/Brock Rd
pedestal cJw ext. and 6 chain
Please call 428-0946, ask to,
$1429. Cannonball beds,
Eva of Ajax(Pickering (Thick
$299: Over 20 stain choices -
son Rd.) Animal Control.
al solid, no veneers. Tradition-
SALES TRAINEE
al Woodworking 905-985-
•' re -
8774.
B a
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER
We are a leaoin door salesrservice com-
g
Clocks -Durham's largest se-
BASSET Hound puppies fol
lection -New and used pianos.
cab $300
Not sure) Rent to own. apt.
Free delivery Kozy Heat Fire-
y Heat
size, upright, grand, digital.
anytime Open 7 day;
day!
keyboards. CLOCKS- JANU•
a . • -
ARY CLEARANCE on all 1994
"
stock' Telep Piano Works, 433
cation skills is competent in
1491
PICKEWJG BEACH/Rollo�•
PLEASE MUM Children's
1982 Chevrolet Caprice Clas
Clothing: Canadian made,
sic, V8, 305 ergine' fully load
100% cotton, book your home
ed. Needs some work. I'm ask
demonstration now. Great
irg 5800 or best offer, Gook
hostess benefits' Call Beth at
'inter vehicle. Call Renee a
(905) 579-7518.
905-434-7509.
QUEEN waterbed, no mat.
1985 Firebird, 5 speed, T
tress, $275: queen mattress/
Bar root , sold as is $1100
box sping. $200: toddler bed
obo call Maureen at 668-
$50: 20" colour tv $75. 35 mm
1431
camera, flash access $125
ows, automatic level control. i
loak colfee/end tables $75.
1985 Lebaron GTS. 4
432-76%
dr.auto., ps, pb, air sunroof
adverb" spoiling toys, de-
only 100.000 km., good dear
OUEEN size bed frame $150.
running car. Was $2495. novi
2 -5pc. bedroom suites $1250
$2295. certified. 4 more nice
ea.. 4 pc Antique bedroom
yrs to choose Mom. -Cal 427
suite 5650. 5 drawer wood
9722 anytime Russ. Open %
chest dresser $150. Gentle-
days week Vis.
gramming and Systems Ana-
lysl Cobol. Pascal and C
Forward resume Including salary, history
Brougham• fully loaded
man's dresser ,wood $175,
Vanity dresser $135. 314 box ti
1986. Merc Capri. 2 dr
Photoshop, Ouark Express
, • ' •
1 • • •
•-vattress $150 Duncan Phyfe
hatchback, auto, V6. ps. pb, bit
and Illustrator. Durham Susi-
free 1-800-454-2268.
lent condibon. $350. went
table w/4 chairs $700, Cherry
arNfm sass only 98.000 km
less Computer Co". 427-
5767446
199 ACURA INTEGRA.
^mi set 5475. L ass
original. Good clean rumina:
'°,�
SALES TRAINEE
FIREWOOD uarale^f �,.a'''
hardwood Guaranteed. extra long time fully seasoned. cut
k+tclen table $,259 Beige
couch and chair $575. BRAND
car Was 52495 now $229!
cert.. 4 more nice cars tc
RECEPTIONIST -Immediate
opening We are looking kir an
We are a leaoin door salesrservice com-
g
n,
:re spy. Honest me^t
NEW Hunter green couch and
choose from. Call 47
Russ.
individual who has excellent
$11.000. (905) 723.4631 day. -
Free delivery Kozy Heat Fire-
y Heat
chair St200, 2 marble top end
anytime Open 7 day;
day!
verbal and written communi-
pany looking for ambitious Sales Trainee
wow (906)753-2246
tables $300. oak bow front
week indoors
cation skills is competent in
with matching Chas. 5125.
PICKEWJG BEACH/Rollo�•
china cabrnet $575 2 - 26'
black dining room table. 4Asking
either Amipro or WP for Wind- for our retail 8l( Commercial divisions. The
ows, 123W. and can type mill Ideal candidates will be recent business/
accscat sJ h and strong g.arrf al -
35 marketing graduates with strop interper-
wpmstuns a rrprnrrxxn or 36 g g Pe
wpm French spoke and writ- sonal Skills.
ten skier: nbe an asset. We offer full training. exclusive territory
-.mwever notot a prerequisite 9 ry
-•„s rrdrvdual must be able to and a generous remuneration package.
work under pressure situations
and have switchboard experi- f Territories - currently available are,
encs This full time position Toronto North. Ajax, Niagara)
start at $8.00 per hour. If Ir -
1986 Buick Sommerset 2 dr
Console colour T.V. s 5250 auto. fully loaded, sunroof, rus
ea. 2 - 30- stows $150 ea. , pooled. Mint condition $3495
small organ $100, table saw 1987 Chev Cavalier. auto, rum
$200. WOY secretary/recepson good, kooks great $2495. Boo
desk wholing file 5400. 2 R C certified or best offer 433
car hand Controllers. office 1787,
desks, chars, Nes and more. 1987 Olds Delta Be Royal(
4363904. Brouqham. auto. v6. arc. load
ONE Queer size waterbed ed, good dean running car
complete $100. 434-5098 Was $3995 now $3495 kerb
WALK IN F 8 X 10 fled 4 more nice urs k
terestsd, pito- mad your re-
Forward resume Including salary, history
Brougham• fully loaded
nW
Moose from. Cal 427-972!
sumo to Paul Avis GM PPF 8
and expectations to 905-670-3400.
washer and dryers. Stepherm-
onght fridge 6 x 7 Boll in A -t
mown cal 665-58M after
R"" a"r' 7 da'"
D. f>B Mils Fl( /yax. Ontario.
LIS 71.3�210
free 1-800-454-2268.
lent condibon. $350. went
Spm
week in
week indoors.
wood rocker $50. brass/glass
5767446
199 ACURA INTEGRA.
WASHERS. dryer, fridge
1986 PONTIAC Grand An
.
• ' • - • s : r.
•
BEDROOM
stove new and recondiwved,
S225
$225 and up for reconditioned
Special safety.
bo n, S52 50.000 kms lady
50., loaded. 4Lad
driven, S5200. Cal US, 3160
grab. 1/3 trap. 2 speed Deft
fan, C/o controls best offer
. -
set, "m
dresser
dresser w to mirror. queen size
washer. and up for re-
Cass, top condition, cerkfinec
0 for Sale
and expert iretalatidn. Cal
$11.000. (905) 723.4631 day. -
d divan 5175 and
1989 Caprice Ctassvc
Part Mme .i -C - f,,, brne
sales Position now available at
o,covs Western Boa Store
•etarl experience a must. Cal
jube at 686-0948 between 12-
4 Mon • Fn
skilled
�135 Help
_ V:E 0 --
PART TIME NANNY
With car, 2 hours
before and after school
to Care for two school
aged children.
Call Mr. Rawlley at:
(905) 427-3748
after 6 pm.
NANNY / HOUSEKEEPER
exper,enced non smoker with
own transportation, two 4 year
olds. one 18 month old .7.30
am -5:30 ref. required Brock/
Hwy e2. for mks. cel (416)
299-6566
NANNY for two year old, live
In some weekends off. Cal
between 9-6 p.m 427-9431
OLDER flexible and caring
person needed to care for 3
children. 2 in school, in my
home for occasional relief
work Westrley Heights Please
CARDINAL
11Now a cour M circ
x.n •r.
noadboard, 2 nit* tables.
$..ISO Telephone 61'165621
up for reconditioned M d9es
Brougham• fully loaded
location. All work guaranteed.
tom $45. Surface Wiz. toll
and stows. Also can operated
136.000 kms. Certified. $9000
Sectional Soto state blue
washer and dryers. Stepherm-
int 436-1214&
floral loose pdbw back excel-
son's Furniture and Apphanc-
free 1-800-454-2268.
lent condibon. $350. went
es . 227 Court St.. Oshawa.
CRAFT SHOWS Meadowvale
Town Centre, April 6 - 8,
wood rocker $50. brass/glass
5767446
199 ACURA INTEGRA.
Square cocktail table $50,
WOOD BURNING furnace.
2 door couple. 5 speed
blaI.Sck
Mme` an black l. s.,
$139-0116 4teave ^'°�9•
brick lined fire box. shaker
su roK.
k7ixae. factory sxroor, pm, .
count prices. 100% nylon. sum
fesaunt. Price includes pad
grab. 1/3 trap. 2 speed Deft
fan, C/o controls best offer
snows on car. 4 speaker am In
Articles
22
Cass, top condition, cerkfinec
0 for Sale
and expert iretalatidn. Cal
$11.000. (905) 723.4631 day. -
bilks /
(90S) 6663428 ahem 6.
��
1990 VOLKSWAGEN
MOVING must sell, soca bed
JETTA Flair, silver grey metal
with matching Chas. 5125.
PICKEWJG BEACH/Rollo�•
4c. 5 speed. 2 door sunroof
black dining room table. 4Asking
and pets wanted. Pre-
Asking$6.500 certified. Tele
chilies, u0 werbcal bfitds $50,
ferablBOOKS
Y in large quarmwolf
phone 721.0.700
619-2165
trade
node for ananythingn my my sore.
Fri. 9ami Spm.
CHILDCARE m my Picker-
Books Pets and Things. 218
1991 Ponbac Transport. kufly
APPLIANCES Super
Br- E. Wlrtby.
loaded. milt condition, aw
clearance sale -new gas/elec.
WANTED - old and antique
power
power seats. locks, steemg
air compressortinted wind
Inc slows, refrigerators. wash-
furniture anything old. Scree-
ows, automatic level control. i
ers. dryers. Hanks Appliances,
trice instruments. tuna, silver.
passenger, red. 79,000 kms
191 Bloor E Oshawa (behind
adverb" spoiling toys, de-
Aslung$13,500 967-1276
Mulstech) 7264043,
toys. dolls, ori, bottles. cd-
1991 Sunbird LE. air con., z
memorabilia, walchae, etc.
Single Pieces a estates. Call
lectrons or estates. Cal Robert
door. 74.000 kms.certified
APPLIANCES tubs, sinks.
Bowen Antiques (905) 655-
1986 Beretta GT, 6 c
cylinder
counter tops. save 50 - 90 %
8049. Brookkn.
auto, air. etc. New bakes anc
before replaa resurface on
WANTED - old and antique
tress CeNfied. Nei. -
(905)676 -0735
can Linda 683-4463
MOTHER with 4 years day-
care experience offering care
location. All work guaranteed.
tom $45. Surface Wiz. toll
furniture, anything old. Scien-
tiftc Instruments, china, silver,
advertising by*. de-
AIJ110905) 6815-M7
1991 Taurus Suborn wagon
Part time babysitter needed
t2. Into. 906-434-5531.
in my home. for ghee Children,
for children 18 months - 4c0
free 1-800-454-2268.
spor"
dols, milk. bottles. col -
83.0001(. well malitainedbt
cion smoker. WW1 2.0101 power
CRAFT SHOWS Meadowvale
Town Centre, April 6 - 8,
dts
split shat tikes . car an as-
tel Ref. needed. West Lynde /
years. Non-smoking environ-
ment. outdoor play, nubrious
CARPET your home at dis-
lectiore or estates. Goll Robert
Bowen Antiques (905) 655-
o.b.o
air, 7.
Brampton Shoppers world May
'
WNhdby 666-5360
ketches and snacks. Arts/
craft. tits ofTLC. Dela. 427-
count prices. 100% nylon. sum
fesaunt. Price includes pad
8049, Broaklin-
Cap 665.213Olftne, $12.000.
/9N Chau. Cavalier Z 22,
Further information bookings.
3M
and expert iretalatidn. Cal
WANTED CAMERAS - old
bilks /
Daycare
•
Nick at (905) 430.6651.
china and glass, jewelery, mil
speed, power etxde AM
FM CD , 2 sols of ore extend
Dotal rAcepbnist wanted
for Ajax Dental olhce. cal
PICKEWJG BEACH/Rollo�•
CARPETS - lob of Ca
uO°COpes, tewaoopers' bsoo- t
ulars and ►Mated items.
ed warranty 15,000 kms
$12,500.00 4044663 alter 5
Susan (905) 426-2226, Mon.-
(Ajax) Mohr of 2 wit provide
100% nywm, new stain release
(locks, wale fad ttxroxe, an -
Fri. 9ami Spm.
CHILDCARE m my Picker-
dayCerA in my home. hrWpart
� on hid, 1 will carpe 3
Wiling oil. 432-1678.
UG M.C. 314 extended eat
Part tine Reeeplor" for
teacher Star" i m edii home by wairlied may,
tirne lurches/snacks, Cal
S31,19. Price WX*Ddn
�• pre"Num pad, expert
WANTED to buy - older frxrlF
ktoorns.
' k� oWaded nly $13,500 cert.
Dr.'s office. Nelson Rd. 4-10
16 morttlrs and up, Kroand
428-75%.
in saloon, Fast del -y, fret
killA' 9L-- chilra' coleefti A",
263-2575 Bow.
Mrs./week. E /Sawn-
10 life
days. Reply to life a 7107.
Bayle area. Cant Linda at (906)
esirnall- (30 yards). Norman
memorabilia, walchae, etc.
Single Pieces a estates. Call
APPROVED - bad a rbc
Oshawa This Week PO. Box
420.9041.
Selo, fieri endromttsM for
6862314.
(905) 723.7834.
kyedit 1980.89 vehid s. Cort
481, Oshawa Ont LtH 71_5
Daycare available- looking for
chili of all ages. by 2 loving
COMPUTERS •NEW 486 DX
fled
or as is. APPROVED
REGISTERED MASSAGE
are mora kitild b cars for n
Moms. Park catservabn M
back yard. CPR, fist aid,401/
� �A� specials vwMi
/
O.A.T. mA Auto. 666929(
O.A.T.
THERAPIST Work part time.
afternoons in a registered
my non Smoking Ajax home.
Relerenoes available. West.
Whiles, 6:30am4:00pm. ref.
Miawoff home suite pkg.
Mme. Resale systems florin as
• e
1168 PIa
Yh Neon, 11.00$
PAysiolteapy and Spats In-
ney/Harwood401 area. For
Joan831v9446/Liz837-2930
low as 5250. Lap bps from
lerL, dual air begs, aub, 4 dr.
jury Cleric. Pickering, cal (906)
more into. please cal 905.427-
$495. Now prnWs from $175.
CERAMIC WAREHOUSE
wire colour 511,500. Petr
420-0647 or Fax resume to
9256.
Quality day care for 2 yrs and
Our ovwtwede low • prices are
new showroom, new pores
723-1155 or 434-7564.
(905) 420-2907
HIGHWAY.2ANNITES RD.
up- Acton koro Frerc mkan's
lour - qi+�Y a high at �m9-
Folk arta at $1.0 for everyone..
me deco.
RELIABLE DAYCARE AVAIL-
Bay P.S. FuWW Mrw, beford
tin Clearance Cert
lCn9
t o. 161 St. E., Bosmvart
rata-cduldren. Sakirda on d.
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a
ABLE IN MY HOME. NON-
after school. From 8 a.m.-6:15
pin. Reliable, kwirrg care in a
vie 097-3�.
143 m. 1333 Boundary Rd.
Unit 2 Oshawa. g06725.6709:Wanite
'
SMOKING, NO PETS, NUTRI-
OUS LUNCHES / SNACKS
sale, non-srtolking Monts. Lots
1-800.567-9225..
DAYCARE required in my
PROVIDED. AGES 1 AND
of toys outegs rodrlboce food
Experienced molter a nanny'
FUR Coat, pastel ink, size
COUNTRY Craft and Cdktct•
WANTEDlude
Hatch Pre
home. Looking fa mature rel(-
OLDER WELCOME. FULL /
PART TIME. BEFORE / AFTER
CPR/First M. Call Linda,
10-12. Like new. $900 o.b.o.
Cal oiler 5 P.M. 683 7944
ibles Show -York Region's lar.
9 pal show. 110 quality
1184-1986, good condition, Cal
ale" 6 rtt
P- (7�) 887 9163
able person. Full fine days b
SCHOOL. PLEASE CALL 906-
(906) 839-21135.
exhibilas displaying thou.
care for 5 year old and 18
Ye
420-9559.
LIFESTYLES of Canada
sands of unique crafts and
month oto. (` 05) 686.7201Intra-
a-23 herbal drink money
home decorating ideas. Rich-
I WA%Ar ED
News Advertiser C:lassiiied Department is
open every Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to
3.000 P.M.
Can ""707
' . 4 a
back guarantee plus nutritional
mond Green Spot Centre,
high fibre cookies and cam-
Richmond Hill, March 11 and
pleb meal replacement bars
t2. Into. 906-434-5531.
BROOKLIN FIREWOOD
and shakes For retail or
wholesale phone MBA Intra
VENDORS WANTED FOR
seasoned firewood, face cads
Prene rs 987.4152 or DLS In-
CRAFT SHOWS Meadowvale
Town Centre, April 6 - 8,
and bush cads, bags of kin-
tra Prerekxs 6664265.
Brampton RAC Centre April 22,
dlmg available. Free delivery,
pick up on Sat a Sun. (905)
NIKON F2 with 50 mm L t:s
Brampton Shoppers world May
655-0787.
kms, $300. Nikon M D-3
10 - 13, (book" also avail.
winder for F2 5250.434.5096
able for fall and Chrbtmas '95.
Further information bookings.
Cal Show Creations (905)454-
3926 Bra nplon.
DEAD OR
"FREE' lowing for soap,
wed or abarKWW Cars a
trucks. t hr. pick-up,
top prices paid.
("Q 281--34"
0 CHEV 314 tin, aul0mat-
350 high pefbrmance an -
dual wheels, rebuilt car•
,tor, new bres. $2500 cerb-
or $2000 as is o.b.o. Call
Chevy Sio Ptck-up with
many new pails. 4 speed.
anvfm Co player. $1650
ed. Call 4049624 after 3
r Beauwlle Van. Fully
ed full size passenger
$150001
7500a best offer. Call
ask for Ross and Linda
4347509.
I Rally Sport GMC. lots of
is Asking $11.500 571-
1ANTED - MOBILE HOME
2 weeks. July 16-31/95
t,st sleep six and be in good
. ,dion. Wanted by a Clean.
;iii Behaved Family. Please
,,n 10051434-8431
2 BEDROOM apartment in
lu,et area. $685 includes
r)qe. stove. heal, hydro.
+indry facihbes and parking
;: sori Olive area. Available
,mediately Days 263-8369
,,entngs 26.12522
BEDROOM apartment.
.i•:a,labie March I. $700
Tenthly plus utilities. FWSV ast
• autred For more information
:ail Phil 683-53Q9
J bedroom roam level. Boor
3 Grandview Close b 401
4 floors Ridge, stove, dish
rasher $800 1/2 ultrmes.
-.dl 404-8499
AJAX - one bedroom base••
Tort apt.. quilt. spacious. 4 pc
oathroom, foundry. cable, ale
nidus". dole to as amenw-
'•es $625. available ..arhedat-
693.0799
100 - w,f 400 �Uart:��Y:. 400 :w.�r : t 410 �� .t` 450. 500 = „
7/
eeh
Whitby 3 bedroom main floor
house
SINGLE room with full ac-
townhouse, rec-room, garage,
quiet Street, small complex. C
OSHAWA - Km Ritson,
9
slop rental shop for a BETTER
kir lease. Ritson road,
shw@, 401/Brock Rd. No pets.
637-5744. S165,900. Pickering
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family
selection. DURHAM HOME
RENTERS. (905) 428-1278
north of Taunton, good for
small landscape/garden busi-
Car amust. $400 monthly
complete Call Crag 686-
- Brock Rd. area. 16W act. ft.
detached,
building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2
minimal fee. LANDLORD'S
ADVERTISE FREE'!
ness. AGR. zoned, (416)288-
°313.
1913.
3 + t bedroom, 3 +
1 baths, family, room all Ike -
f'e walk out rrrliithed base
stove. parking, yard, $700 all
WHITBY - immediately. quiet
Oshawa 2+1 bedroom bun,
ROOM MATE WANTED.
For large 3 bedroom tarnished
menu, in-law potential. Vendor
appliances, laundry facilities and un-
bachelor apartment, Indge,
gabw , detached garage SOSO
Apt -Private den. shared kitch-
holds back below bank rate.
derground parking included. From
stove, $620.77, hydro extra.
Firsvlast required. Call 666-
month plus utilities. Available
Feb 1 St. / last required call
en, steps to all amenities.
H"..401 / Harwood $500 427-
Mark Tachia Broker. ReMax
Brampton Inc' Realtor
$743-$833.
5535.
986-0172
0242
w lin basement. 5 appliances.
OSHAWA - main and second
WHITBY - large 2 bedroom
PICKERING - 4 -bedroom 3
ROOM for rent. Private bath.51
1
686-0845 weekdays
studio apartment with balcony.
separate dialing room and hv-
washrooms, double panting.
family room w/fireplace, a/c.
bvingrcom, shared kitchen.
• r Sale
y
ingroom. for
1-IaurWry. March
$95 weekly. References re -
Rep at Paler Kowal Real Es-
8:30
parking 2. $795 .
utilities Call 668.4321 or 655-
.in
1. $1300.. (416) 691-5202.
quired. Cap 436.2751 or 571-
Brock RdJ Hwy.a2
a.m• - 4.30 p.m.
4623PICKERING
L f d
6280.
$124.900, lovely 3 bedroom
Call
CLASSIFIED
for friendly,
professional,
personalized
service
TERRI *9 be
happy to help you
with all your
classified
advertising needs!
CALL TODAY!
576.9335
0`146 en when you can own u . aundr
Whitby 3 bedroom main floor
- uxury r d
townhouse, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2
SINGLE room with full ac-
townhouse, rec-room, garage,
quiet Street, small complex. C
OSHAWA - Km Ritson,
9
x. $850
duple plus hydro n-
bath, fireplace, family room,
commodabon, full use d
Hunt R.E Ltd.,Realtor.(416)
bright two bedroom apartment,
cludes , heat , water, fridge
central air, skylight. $1629 by
hot-- lots d parking'
481-2233
main floor of duplex, fridge,
stove, washer, dryer, deck
owner (905) 4244467.
Rossland. on bus route, 5400
3800 or (905) 66.
stove. parking, yard, $700 all
parking available immediately.
WANTED -Clean3 -abed-
month' available now, non-
FANTASTIC OFFER IN
'
included. Available March 1
655-4120
,
smoker, cap 432-2669
BOWMANVILLE PRICED FOR
263-2594
q,nt herr, pod cur or any kind
room home to rent with n
`�P11O
•
QUICK SALE. 2&town home
bachelor apartment, main
WH. basement
by area
buy. n Ajby
SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN -
w lin basement. 5 appliances.
OSHAWA - main and second
sopa ate
apt, septate entrance, eat -in
o
only, sought by responsible
re
/ ' 'r
��
Assumable Mortgage. no qual-
floor of private home. 3 bed-
kitchen, laundry, air, patio.
professional couple with
'
fwng. Cap Fred Dupee. sales
rooms. walkout to garden,
close b 401. No pets. Fist;lase
yotmg family Flexible posses-
suites from S215 monthly n-
Rep at Paler Kowal Real Es-
fridge/stove. washery/dryer,
references $550 ind . 839-
short Steve. 683.5320
ckshw Call 4164141515.
ate Limited .Broker. Bowman-
ultfties and cable included.
3053 after 6 p.m. or weekends.
WHITBY - 3 bedroom walk-
AJAX - two bedroom condo.
wlle. 905-623-2453 bus. 905.
$875 monthly. Phone 404-
WHY r t
out If III h
y./esIney y2 5 appliances, lull
697.2702
OSHAWA - one bedroom
ioartment 17 Quebec
your owr home for less than
you th"111 Cap Dave Haybck
Sales
y o , c en, ger-
rage, close to shopping. $1020
monthly. Avail Mar 11 665
bath and master M3pce bath.
w/o from livirgroom to la a
g
balcony. Includes all utilties/
PICKERING GO 3 bedroom
townhouse like new, moatComing
-
MONEY problems? Debt
�n SL
Rep.
Re Re/Max Summit
4682 after 6 .m.
p
Money
�� available with low rate
•Events
? zMmonth plus hydro. Avail-
Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-
WHITBY - main floor. 3 bed -
park,ng Frst/last. Sublet. Feb.
and low down payment
9477.
immediately
Hole o63211
First 112 f
3800 or (905) 66.
location. Responsible person
- v . a
1No1 $979Cr 427-6129
$107.9W. (905)837-0568.
Feb. 1' 905-831-6455
.,st required Call Steven
only Own entranc
T hhor a 433 4076 e. first7last.
elep433-4076
rooms, clean. spacious, near
room home, large country lot.
double garage. recroofNfire
e
55 .000-525. 000 end
y o Doug or
!rem $50 month Car
Brent. 668-6605 Cornmumty
`'OS) 571-3229.
YOUNG Christian family has
401/Go, now, Feb 1 $675
WESTNEY/HWY 92 - one
on Ltd.
MONEY problems? Debt
one bedroom apt. for rent.
monthly., references. even-
bedroom. 5 appliances, sauna,
Money
OSHAWA one bedroom
Ajax. $595. Call 905-686-
,ngs 666-4850 days 424
exercise room, pod. 1 parking
575 • r
easement apartment, central
7830.
9477.
space. SSW monthly. available
lion Very econorrwcal. Osha-
location. Responsible person
YOUNG Christian family has
WHITBY-KMart area. 3 bed-
Feb. 1' 905-831-6455
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only Own entranc
T hhor a 433 4076 e. first7last.
elep433-4076
one or two bedrooms fa rent
ale (905) 686.7830
room home, large country lot.
double garage. recroofNfire
e
55 .000-525. 000 end
y o Doug or
!rem $50 month Car
Brent. 668-6605 Cornmumty
OSHAWA - Walk downtown,
q,nt herr, pod cur or any kind
place, ceramic floors. 2 papas,
•
of dub All facktils in peace
bachelor apartment, main
AAI Two bedroom apL Nortr,.
property maintenance proved-
SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN -
Financial Services.
door, separate entrance, $400Houses
/ '
ed. MarcilAprhl 1 $1100 plus
NORTHEAST Oshawa .
BORROW $10.000 pay as
DO( month. no pets. suit work.
•
v!il. Frrst/last. No pets. Refer-
AJAX - office space. 2nd floor
Mlle as $110 per month-. o a c.
.ng or rebred reale. 6832776
Umdw*. Awilebb March 1sL
entxs. 579-9197 alter 5 p.m.
suites from S215 monthly n-
Call Jerry, 668-7200. Free
---------I
SOUTH Ajax . furnished
bachelor apormnare for rent,
WHO fiord
ckshw Call 4164141515.
consultations. Anbuxs Invest-
OSHAWA Shopping Centre
area, basement , private ln-
'ranee bachelor
says you cannot a
to buy a house. 3 bedroom
Lamy Giarnord. Fiemax Gene-
rrhenb Ltd.
lownhous* carries for 5460+
on Ltd.
MONEY problems? Debt
month (P d 1) 3 bedroom bun-
Ofkwwarehouse- �e
consolidations. credit arrange-
gabw carries for $7110 ; rriorhon
• • ..
menta. personal budget par,
(P31) plea mare. Call Mark
available Storage and orricefiling.credit
ropear FREE CON-
Stapbsy. Re/Max Accord at
specs Shared accOrmvda'
SULTATIONS Ontario Credit
5763111.
lion Very econorrwcal. Osha-
Counsellors (Oshawa -Toronto)
. ►:
wwVAI*y border. 579.5940.
4331425
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VERY busv plaza. 3500 ser it.
OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT
$041 •
1,nished Spam. ideal for ban-
GUARANTEED SOME COW
,ser entrance. 4 pc both, pork-
q,nt herr, pod cur or any kind
PANIES CHARGE UPFRONT
,nq, non -sinker. no pets. Rr7f+
est Avsiable mm+edutety
of dub All facktils in peace
FEES. OTHERS DO NOT R IS
AAI Two bedroom apL Nortr,.
Aesronabte rant. 416-515-
SUGGESTED THAT YOU IN -
Oshawa. finished basement
7842
VESTIGATE THOROUGHLY
5700.p1us. 10°: umtias
r 5204 0760
rite app-
meet, fridge, slow. washing
AJAX central clean 2 stor
includes hydro wad. xwen
"war
CLEAN. carpeted 1 or 2 bid
BEFORE SIGNING ANY CON-
Aax lar 2 bdrm. thsmt. Iry-
1
Fax 579.2238 facilit�M. hydro, periling m.
try. 3 bedroom. 4 app.. spa-
and appliances. S6Sa
• • ..
'FACTS
,q ,1,nmq. 4pc. Milt W/O b
cl , - 5450 rnonOty, frsvlast.
raft orrranco Cox b Go.
Car 434.2410
Dadig
1
Rd separate laundry , list / last
.,mol 730 pn.
-.acr yard .laundry. ivarkng, available immediately. Non- Bank. grocery, Poet office
CAPITAL PrODernee would
. ►:
-•arwoOd / Bayiy. Available
_
smokers. 720-7137,
itI60.00.ukNls6.3.8766
like t0 Oder you the best m
bachelor n apt. bud&V. own
l ,
•
room aprrrrnl available Feb.
5700.p1us. 10°: umtias
r 5204 0760
b alit arnervial , non smokers.
OSHAWA. 2 bedroom $669 n
AJAX Oxford Tourers Spa-
CLEAN. carpeted 1 or 2 bid
9-plox with laundry facilities.
kickudes ubhbm. 2 appkarhI
Nous Apartrnonts, quiet build-
room apartments. urrlses and
rki Convenient b 401
^loll to shhopping, 401
park" mckded. RitsoniSta-
and sty boa routes. Available
[N1 Go Pod. sauna. 2 Dad-
aY area. is Mar. 1. Car
Feb. 133.0677
Xrrs Feb 1. Call 663-6571
or oho
6231361 for afhOw+9.
Rd separate laundry , list / last
.,mol 730 pn.
setting n Nath Oshhawwa. Two
Is1CKERING Village - 98
smokers available affix Feb. t
DOWNTOWN Whitby in small
Church St. S. Mw krnuhad
AJAX south. 2 bedroom
apartment building. Two bed-
bachelor n apt. bud&V. own
oa.m eel SPL. laundry, oePik-
room aprrrrnl available Feb.
entry. laundry. parking. clean.
,ser entrance. 4 pc both, pork-
t a Mar t 5725. Y
rb pets. dere b Go. 905-509
,nq, non -sinker. no pets. Rr7f+
est Avsiable mm+edutety
s.
iruckudld. Laundry laaktiw.
2038 a 4162841616
Oshawa L -ring Spar-- 2 GORGEOUS - 3 wdroom
and 3 bedroom own homes condo, cox b Wroua Clear-
Stenbng at $700 Car Wendy ,mater t1wCh pool. )aczi MORTGAGES erns er ,
404.2067 now i' BBQ. private yard. available OW00"' LIVeS d Credit Free
WHITBY - 3 bodroom A-1 Now - Dec. kir Into and tovow Consultasons_ We an help
condition Private garage. phhobs 6869646 or 570-3786 W Tamer Financial Services.
404-9336 or 1400881-3023.
forced backyard, hdgMsbw. MADEIRA Beach March fur.
5900 + hydro Available Feb rushed. $700 U.S. one bed.
1. Car 831►2667 i,iiiicim RM- AAM
ROOMS Land for
for Rent
S 700 xhckuarve Car 683 Darkma clod b -
Finvlasl. 906-669-4009 or PICKERING - Fnch/Dixie -
6564 905-736.4574. bright spacious now, ole bed-
AJAX- i bedroom bent apt. DUPLEX - one bedroom room basement apartment.
stet
entrance ! driveway spwate entrance. ground lev-
stove, washer dryer. 4pc. hardwood fleas. freplace. el wall cable. as utilities. 4
-ath . cable 1/3 utikbs .First ! laundry bmubbes. Parking. pce. bath. Non auroker. no
,st ref. $5®5 mash. available Central ONawa. Ubltlles in- pets. Available Mar 1 5650
-,meGalsly, 905-6194-9643 dkded $675. Leave message monthly FirWlast. Cap 837-
-.+x- luxury1200 668.0586. 2903
aq ft. base
-',nl apt. 2 plus bedrooms. Great 2 bdrm apt. n orstab- PICKERING - two bedroom
� 0 entrance. gas firepalce. fished Whitby duplex. Fully basement aparbnex I. separate
.rich doors central vac pro tr4 5775
BAY RIDGES
2 storey4 bedroom,
188 sq. ft. new flooring.
paint, carpet. 4 new
appliances, private
laundry, fenced yard,
deck, no smokers, no
pets. $1050 I .pllu 213
839-9227
AJAX Furnished room for rent OS►IAWA - 5 saw, with farm
n clean quiet home. tau dry
and utiMas included. Cox to house for less*. FOtsOn road.
bus and shopping. 5400 per north of Taunton. good kir
I lono, 6W72W small IandocapMysrdon bull
non . AGR zooid. (416)286 -
AJAX - Westney Heights, har- 0313
rustled roam in quiet home. Air,
cable, laundry, share facilities.Onvate Ho
non smoker. 5400 monthly. 500
Available Feb. t Phone 905
renovated. - , cozv. dose en ands. appkarces, 428.9114 or 6869782
^ sonally decorated.cable.
b alit arnervial , non smokers.
Inclusive. Calif (905) 4240376
:.irking, $850. Inclusive, avant-
$725 plus available March 1;
Of (9M) 839-4856
b,e March 1. Non smoker
April t. call Robert 905-666
PICKERING Village - 98
'^/4260739
4427
Pickering 1 bdrm. bsmt Apt
Ajax-Westney / Hwy, e2.
laundry- AN Inclusive. Call
close to Hwy.s2 / Liverpool
:.iso-ment bachelor apt. or up
LIVE 91 err country, beautitul
Rd separate laundry , list / last
,Ed[rs room. No pets . non
setting n Nath Oshhawwa. Two
5600 inclusive available
smokers available affix Feb. t
bedroom apartment n farm
March 1 195 . 500-1651 after
` leave message l905µ27-
house,l 1/2 batt, fireplace.
6:30
J138
$950 per month, avar"bb
Pfdter ng Liverpool / 401 s
Attention ! 1 bdrm. apt
March bL 725-9991
bedroom , Cwrdo . 1 112 bad/
downs
able now • 723-7712 / 579-
2 , now GO, PTC.,
' rrr
FINCH 1 bedroom basement
9 � mktiesinc, r
cluded. Laundry and parkngno
apartment kir rent. full bath.
pets W (416) OW2732
dean and cozy. No pets No
partly tumished. Parking. No
PICKERING Village - 98
smokers first / Last 432-2704
smoking. No pets. $625 •
Church St. S. Now Arnalled
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
laundry- AN Inclusive. Call
bachelor spit brial l building.
LY • In Whitby apt. building•
d37-0329.
own eMy. Lio+^d►y. Pa*r^9•
spacious carpeted, newly
painted
LIVERPOOL /Ba targe 2
dean, pets. Cox 6 C>a.
1 W618. 609 20Cie a 116294
large
I�to by, OWPWMr &N
bedroom, Set-in kilelwn,
wbaPl bvNy 9 bad
utilities mckded. FirstAast re-
quired. No PSB. one, bdrm.
separate entrance, parking,
close to Go. 401. Pickering
PICKERIRG-1100 sq. R.
$625. 2 bdrm. 5725, 3 bdnn
Town Centre. $750 as incur
bas~ apwknw t, pus don.
$775 -111430-0134.
sive. Avail" March 1. 937-
Fully Pnvals entrance, hugs
Ajax fummithed or unfurnished 6137.900 Ostuw (Grand-
bdrm. in 3 bdrm townhouse, vww , Cherrydown area). do -
share all fac. Ubbttes and tacked. 2 storey. garage.n4aw
cable included. 1st 6 last ala-- nground pod. 4 plus 1
rsq-d. S32S'mo. avail. III, - bdrm 2 walkouts. gas heat.
cap Steven 906- 686 .1233. close to all amonitres. Cap
leave message. 5714685.
ALTON&OWEPPARD• CHARMING 1 112 storey. 3
large krrashod room in clwhbodroorn tents". 314 ase, loft
adult home for mature W, style master bedroom, mam
Bus, Parte g. Share Separate Oshawa cornute, low taxes.
kildnn, bathrooms. Stol 0 5121.900 negotiable. (906)
weekly evenings 509-2459. 986••0137
FURNISHED roan in cozy FROM
adult two in Piekerng W ��s
logo. Share rest of large hale .7wwt0.l0.
kudng kildhennau k"i fall- ftlld now 1,2,3 bed -
"al. Phone, able, and uektlea room lbnd0'S up b
excluded. Avail" now. 53751
montliy. First and hag Inst 1442 Sq k Cal now
699••740. for more ■1(i0nllaaOn.
BAY RIDGES - laryo 1 tied
0016.
9 � mktiesinc, r
resposibb couple or isigle
OSHAWA 2 dean quiet
\�w/��•
private so-
or* bedroom.
at** grand
POW $675 mons/ Liverpool /
to 2
moms pan k-hed n
trance, sloroom w,
cable. b�, �
parking• Available
b , large kv-
ing room, with (replace. Goo-
Bayly 837667 6Pin-Bpm
renovated, bedroom lain
low, trorltirfi Lab t7last Rai-
location bus route aw
mnlokaws proferred no polo $70
March I. S60OymoPoh. Akar
met kitchen, hardwood Moors,
March 1st
requred fiat and last avail
wk /52ap mho. p rent los 2OPEN
wbaPl bvNy 9 bad
4pm. SN -3919
privW wabout to patio.. pks
PKIKEWWAiverpocill RdJ
able now (905) 939.5746. .
room apt kir St mo, awiF
room, 3 bulk 1 1/2 y►. nos
'
Brock / DNlbrook, 1200 aq.
Isakxe& Non mmim, aro tM•
B. ) �7
Go Station area. Basement
MCKEWO Hoek / Finch-
able now • 723-7712 / 579-
Gatrionstan as grin buftCoufalls. user WM ,
Whirl -
ft bwnL, available March I.
March $700.
1909 Pid wing.
apt, seperete entrance, uwhtral
air, utilities mckxled. $560.
3 bedroom briig /doing .Wye
4699
pool an mass, ttwrdy room w
Fre 9e Skive. dimhwwslrr,
washer,d te
NORTHEAST Oshawa .
mhgrheh. Ca18061370620.
family monk 2 fol ave, ger
rage. $976/ rrhorhah Plus 2!3
SOUTH AJAX lkaraiood/
5nplabo. many upgrades
I
Se00 month inckdes
basement apeYrvant d nwwer
Umdw*. Awilebb March 1sL
Lab Driveway. 1 room non-
' '
throughout reduced now
uYYtioe,
Brian 427.0957, 831-6096
home, large rooms, appNam.
SOUTH Ajax . furnished
bachelor apormnare for rent,
613-3653
furnished. all I- d 1 s 5400
ineksive. Non smokes. no polo.
$159,900. To www call
(905)404-1811 or 416,393-
BROOKLIN - 2 bedroom
ser !iw fheat 1675 +
1/3 LaWas' Avail. Mbar. 1. Call
5600 ullibee/cabte mdudsd.
EAST END.3 bedroom main
Call M"495 after apart.
3623.
nain flow and basement of
Ouse with large garage, in-
Darryl, 7254191 9.5:30 P.m
Private entrance. ALSO fix-
niched room, 5400. IJMitiw/
foot bungalow, quirt rssiden.
tial arca, Wye harked beds
THREE rate roans.
'�
OPEN HOUSE - Sun.. Jan.
odes 4 appyanote. heat, and
NORTHEAST Oshawa -
cable included. 9962154.
yard, laundry,, 5695 pus urlil.
share bath and kitchen, aa.
22 6 29, 1.5 P.m.. 20 Plants
ater. Lots of parking, $920
main Icor of raised bungalow'
SOUTH Oshawa - 275 Wend.
tow. available F9b,1st434•-
um -
dry facikitiw,S375 - $475 per
costal Rd. Ceboug. Minutes b
month ply hydro frseamY
3 btfrm0. Iwys lel appl., pork-
laws
worth SL E. W9e 1 and 2 bed
5769 car after 5:30 weekdays
nip. (905) 6964755 , leave
town, ale bright bungalow with
of required. Avail. April 1. Cal
Ing kir 2 ears, 1/2 garage, gas
rooms, dose to bums and
nieseags.
alladod garage on 1/2 ase. 3
985.4019.
heat, on quiet court 5160 + 213
Available im w
N.W WHITBY 3 bedroom
Pus 1 bedroom, finished
NE bedroom Afico-
utilities. Avail. Mar. 1. Cal Der-
util Aval9Met.
shopping.
dably Feb a Mw. Cal 721-
main furor buhgalon, inrrhscur
basement apt. potential. Now
are, air cord., meporate enryl
725 P.M.
bodreom, Simeon S.,
9722 or 434.5193 between 9.8
ate wrhdiliorh, all appNances,
/ 1
arpot, one 4 pc. bath. one 3
once. laundryONE
5600. Fob. 1 al
X00, iraYlsel 5768329 Rids.
p.m.
Y• hardwood
kore
pa live mlge. tea kir err year
`51686.4755
SOUTH PICKERING-2 bed-
leers i carpets, $960 momMhly
A
upon cioeing. Vendor whet play
ne bSdrosrrr apt. $601.OD
OSHAWA - Available iiia-
distill 1 bedroom basement
room basement apai m ant.
Plus utilities, references rt
quired. Cal 668-9441 or 1-
AJAX - HIGHWAY 2 AND
WESTNEY Road. Full use of
up b $12,000 off appraised
valve of $127.500. 906-372-
moMh. Includes twat
is. water and cable TV.Coon
Apartment rear Bond ST E
C *W 8krd- Pill"
separate antsier, laundry,
Wriu^9• $660 •. FisVasl
416551-9540 (Pager).
3 bedroom house. Non
SM no agents please.
undry and parking for ori
and Park
and foundry SM.00 as ixdu•
Available Feb lot. Cal (416)
NO DOWN PAYMENT?
smoke parking utiNties
$425.00/moneh Cal James
PRIVATE HOUSE SALE - 3
mailable innedieMly 723-
183
sive call 427 -MIS
724.2977. or leave meewgs.
Good credit? Good job? You
at 619.1528
bodr ficin 3 washrooms, rooms, Wriily'
OSHAWA - BLoa/Park Rd.
TWO BEDROOM bsmL apt.
can bury for thispriceof rent,
LARGE quiet county honke to
room Nving and 6" room,
NE Bedroom be
Orr bedroom apartmonte from
available- mr. . CetAral Ajax.
while prices and rates are
shwo, 4018roa Rd. No pet.
14 h dock, dose to schools,
Partment, close b l3o train
$59offin0. with ore outdoor
SM induwve. Rs. Required.
down. Call Doug or Brent,
Cara must $400 M=tdy
401, shopping center, GO Orion.
nd all amenities. AVadable
parking $pace us- - it,.
First and last not rioceaary.
Cmmtwtity Fimanoial, OW
coelplste. Cal Craig 616
SOL Was $156.900 reduced to
latrltely.edsm te
ckxW. Cal (905) 7231126.
W 428 -OW
OM.
1913.
6140.900ar . Ph7236100.
mben . Cad E6 3952
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i Danes S45. The Auc-
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holding its annual conpeb-
tion for novice 8 expen-
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M auction with a variety of
traces for sale to to goner -
al public. Great tun' and. a
chance to how many of On-
UMS Is auctionsom
comped for to top prize.
The banquet bows the
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ahs, Rings, Pearn Wadhes. Silver. Br1xw Staklwy,
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Jan. 2895. 6-30 p.m.
Pethick Auction Bern.
2498 Conc Rd. 8 RR
1 Bowmarville (Maydon).
This ween we have the cont.
ents of a local home to nclude
a cherry dining room suite,
chesterfield suite. parlour ta.
ttles. washer d dryer. ap-
pkances. fools. old prints.
glass. cfxna, bedroom suites
anft
d lomore Also on behalf
of DCS Banff Services. by vv -
W of the Landlord and Tenant
Act RCO 1980, we are seaing
DATING Services are ah dif-
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select attractive, professional.
singles who interest you and
have some fun. Personal
makhrg. affordable. long term
retabonsnrps Cali for my free
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PSYCHIC READER - card
and nalm reader n love mar.
the aaae/a of cash a Darn "- �- -� -'� Mrs. i orrine Jensen ano
Wtutby to rrckFde 2 secretary PSYCHIC CAMILLE. taro Jew unit will convince you Mr. Don Jensen. Thanks to
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reader. reurrM the separated you out of sorrow and dark
Coyer. Korw a Fa■ Machne. 3 Available for parties Danforth
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II supplies and more View- 7490 now. You owe R b your"# to
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call for free estimates. Visa
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al
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acs
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Interior and exterior re-
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construction. Fast and
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L 4< 1
TWO Handyman to handle all
you home pan" and smal
repairs. Quality work at
reasonable rain. by the job or
two man at $35.001harr. Call
Mr. Brush 571153.
ELECTRICIAN- Licensed
will do all types of eleetieal
work. Reasonable rates. Sen,.
ion disew nt. Fast service. Cal
Alex at 4337632.
LICENSED MASTER
PLUMBER
Will fb repairs / fwtor.
mm
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call Paul 686-4636
mer
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commercial. Al types of
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appliances and piano special.
ist Free wardrobe service. Li.
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services, moves, appliance
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s
or hourly. We row have Real-
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Carr
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wry Occasion. Bifthdays, pro-
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mom' openings, fund rafa-
and load special, starting at
CARPET Installations - 25
$99. and up. Call for irdornm-
years experience, resbeldnirg,
bon. 725.0005 or 427-0005.
our speciality. Free estimates.
WIN do vacuuming, dusting.
0 8 N Duncan, 967.1799 or
Mitcham, bathrooms and Moors
967-1000
Y a...n. c. - r . o l .
Cross Movers
Bargain rates, hom
o� apt., at.
�
a AV
A CLEANING LADY,avad-
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perience will Clean entire
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$60. Pease call 839-3378
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WIN do vacuuming, dusting.
RABBIT wants work
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doing magic for children's par
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10 Ussons and car for
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bourse $289.00
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WARM -hearted, caring,
attractive male. 33, seeking
that special woman, 19.30,
to spoil and pamper.
Serious inquiries only. SY
1586 (OSH)
ATHLETIC, attractive and
very romantic single father,
30ish, is looking for a single
female, age and race unim-
portant, you won't be disap-
pointed. SY 1647 (COB)
SUPER, sexy male, very
lonely, seeks that special
sexy lady to share the king-
dom with the magic of
romance and passion in
mystical relationship. SY
1658 (OSH)
HONEST, very attractive,
white male, 37, non-smoker
with baby blue eyes, not
Into the bar scene, enjoys
quiet, romantic evenings
and loves most sports,
looking for a sincere,
romantic, white female, 30-
40, with similar interests.
SY 1685 (OSH)
YOUNG looking, fit, white
male, 44, 5'9', medium -
build, passionately enjoys
tennis, golf, cycling, long
walks and new country
music, seeking fit, shapely
female, 5'4' or shorter, to
share the above and go
from there. SY 1706 (OSH) I
FUN -LOVING, very sincere
gentleman, 37, with aver-
age looks, tikes movies,
music, romantic dinners but
loves the outdoors, seeking
working, slim female with
good morals and family
background. SY 1717
SINCERE, dependable, sin-
gle, white male, 38, 5'10',
160 lbs.. enjoys music, out-
doors, dining and quiet
times, looking for a female
for friendship, possible rela-
tionship. SY 1736 (OSH)
CHRISTIAN white male,
quiet, single, 36. 5'9', 160
lbs., average looking, work-
ing, easygoing, kind, con-
siderate, loyal, who enjoys
movies, dinners, dancing,
sports, outdoors, seeking a
marriage -minded Christian
white female, 30-36. SY
1737 (OSH)
KEEP the fire going! British
Columbia single parent, 38,
good shape, good mind,
enjoys baseball, canoeing,
native art, culture and my
music, no head games•
expectations or disappoint-
ments, hope to hear from a
fine lady to share some
lime with! SY 1738 (OSH)
STRONG, attractive male,
26, with so much to give,
seeks a female, 20-35, to
pamper and romance. SY
1739 (p"
HONEST, established,
easygoing male, 44, 6', 155
lbs., with a sense of
humour, looking for a sin-
cere. affectionate, sWn lady
who likes music, the out-
doors and good conversa-
tions, for a possible rela-
tionship. SY 1740 (OSH)
ESTABLISHED, sensitive,
affectionate, non-smoking,
dark make, 35, enjoys mi -
at dining, quiet evenings, all
music, wishes to meet an
ambitious, energetic and
sincere, single white
female, 2838. SY 1750
ADVENTUROUS single
male, 32, good looking,
slim, lolls -eyed, itmagent,
f�king��a very �,
varied wMerests. Prefer dark
hair, good ti", all ethnic
groups. Coffee? SY 1752
SEPARATED, single, while
male, 39, 57, feels 29. 1
like the Leafs, the Jays,
rock 'n' rol music, country
and the blues, looking for
someone who is honest and
has a sense of humour, ler
serious reletionship. Must
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average build, who is
unique and fun loving. SY
1760
FUN -LOVING male, 31,
enjoys movies, sports,
swimming and fun times,
seeks a sincere and quiet
female, 25-30, for friendship
and a possible relationship.
SY 1761 (OSH)
SINGLE, white male, 38,
510', 155 lbs., brown hair,
green eyes, loves music,
the outdoors and long
walks, looking for a single,
white, independent female,
32-39, who has a good
singing voice and loves
karaoke, for a relationship.
SY 1762 (OSH)
YOUNG male, 20, enjoys
reading, movies, television,
seeking a girt around 19, for
friendship. SY 1763 (OSH)
HONEST and humorous
male, 39, divorced with 3
children not living with me.
love all kinds of sports, long
walks, movies and rock
music. I am a smoker but
non-drinker. Would like to
meet an honest, fun -loving
woman, 30-45. SY 1765
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HARDWORKING, single
male, 33, attractive, outgo-
ing, enjoys golf, outdoors
and bowling. I am looking
for a slim, attractive female,
25-34, honest, working for
friendship first, possible
relationship. SY 1766
SINCERE, single, white
male, 39, G, 210 lbs., smok-
er, looking for sincere,
warmhearted, slim, attrac-
tive woman who would like
a quiet relationship. SY
1767
ESTABLISHED male, 32,
professional, 62', 160 lbs.,
athletic, handsome, seeks
SIM white lady, 25.34, with
no dependents, interested
in long-term relationship.
SY 1791
BACK in town, athletic
male, 28, 5'9', 180 lbs.,
good shape, blond, blue-
eyed, employed, enjoys
nights out and quiet times
at home, would No to meet
an attractive, fun -loving,
allectillinde lady, 25.35, for
possible relationship. BY
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GIVE me
heemad, aMIND-
live single, white male, 31,
61, loyal, good sense of
Inrnotr, looking for a single
female, 25-35. SY 1773
OSH
ARE the ladies crazy or am
I doing something wrong? t
someone sincere would
give this male, 28, fantastic
mind, face and body a
chance, they might be
pleasantly surprised. SY
1774
NEW Year's wish list: One
loving and caring lady for
37 -year-old English father
of 2 to spend fun times and
great conversation. Single
mono welcome. SY 1777
SINGLE male, 32, with a
good sense of humour,
affectionate, loving and car-
ing and an all around nice
guy looking for a single
woman, 22-31, for a long-
term relationship, for a seri-
ous commitment as soon as
possible. SY 1779 (OSH)
DROP dead gorgeous, If
that is you, 30-34, sexy,
refined and intelligent, I
don't play games, but I love
to play, you are going to
want to know more. For
more info. call. SY 1783
(OSH)
ESTABLISHED single
male, 37, cheerful attitude
towards life, likes country
life, open-minded towards
different interests, seeking
working female, 25-35,
somewhat slim, for lifetime
commitment. Single moms
welcome. SY 1764
AFFECTIONATE, single,
white male, 28, hardworking
and established, enjoys
movies, dinners, sports, no
head games, looking for
friendship first. SY 1786
(OSH)
MALE, 32, 57, 170 lbs.,
muscular build, enjoys
working out, martial arts,
looking for a sensitive and
true romantic. SY 1787
HONEST, white male, 21,
non-smoker, seeking
female, 18-22, who enjoys
walks, movies, camping
and outdoor activities for an
honest friendship or rela-
tionship. SY 1788
SINCERE male, 36, 6',180
lbs., seeking an older
woman fm felabonship. SY
1789 fOSN)
SINGLE Catholic dad, 39,
5'6', vegetarian, non-smok-
er, artist with a good sense
of humour. a" gardening,
looking for a family orient'
ad, kind. easy-going, petite
iedjr, 2840, for companion-
ship maybe more. SY 1790
SHY single wide male, 24,
looking for single white
female, 19-23, who likes
music and walks on the
beach, for king term rela-
tionship. SY 1791
MOAN utak, 33, attractive,
seeks slim, good-lookin9
ler Ifiewl , p. SY 1792
PHY CALLY fit, single
male, 35, established,
responsible, looking for a
passenger who likes
Sunday afternoon rides in
the country on a motorcy-
cle, drive-in movies, fall
fires, walks in the woods
and cosy comer tables. SY
1793 p
EASYGOINGs, independent,
energetic and intelligent
male, 34, into friends, family
with one dependent.
Although I am not a sport
fanatic, I do enjoy hockey
and baseball, looking for
someone with similar inter-
ests. SY 1794 (OSH)
ESTABLISHED, separated,
sensitive, affectionate, non-
smoking male, young look-
ing 51, enjoys casual din-
ing, quiet evenings, all
music and theatre, wishes
to meet a female. 35-50, to
share things. SY 1795
SUCCESSFUL, profession-
al male. down-to-earth, and
30's, never married, loves
life, lives in the country,
lives a fast klestyte. I want
to meet a female counter-
part. SY 1796
FATHER of one, divorced,
41, 5'5', 140 lbs., looking
for a down-to-earth lady,
30-40, for an honest rela-
tionship. Serious calls only.
SY 1797 (OSH)
CAREFREE, happy-go-
lucky male. 30, single dad.
5'11', who likes dancing
and the outdoors, would like
to meet female. 27-35. who
enjoys the same things and
must Ike children. SY 1798
pSM
HONEST and sincere male,
28, physically fit, estab-
lished, fun and outgoing,
seeks an honest, fun -loving
and down-to-earth female
for friendship and a possi-
ble relationship. SY 1801
(O`er
HONEST, humorous, sin-
gle, white male, 34, who
loves to have a great time,
enjoys dining out, dancing,
theatre and quiet evenings
at home, looking for a lady
for a king -term relationship,
with some of the same
interests. SY 1802 (OSH)
SPONTANEOUS, single,
while male, 23, oolong for a
single white female, 19-24,
non-smoking, who enjoys
romantic dinners, walks,
camping and movies, for
friendship and a possible
relationship. SY 1803
HONEST, single, white
male, 28, tall, caring,
dependable, established,
enjoys sports, dining,
movies, music and martial
ails, seeking an honest and
caring woman, 24-36, no.
head games. SY 1804
IOSHII
SBIcm sffl tie reale. 56,
smoker, 6', 1 los , alloys
movies, country, home,
and
c ngl
a slim, fit, single, seeking
lady that wants real love
and Is able to love n retum.
SY 1808
GENUINE, hopelessly
romantic knight, searching
for damsel to pamper.
Wding to swim your moat
lengthwise to win your
favor. My cape is poised to
cover the muddy waters
that may befall you. SY
1806
COUNTRY male. 47.
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divorced, no children, 57,
brown hair, brown eyes.
Interests - fishing, canoe-
ing. camping, good country
music and antiques, looking
for lady, 35-44, children
grown up please, for friend-
ship first, possible relation-
ship. SY 1807 (OSH)
ACTIVE, divorced woman,
45. 57', slim and blonde
with hazel eyes, is looking
for a sincere and honest
gentleman. 40-50. SY 2097
CARING, romantic, sensi-
tive, friendly, attractive,
white female. 5'8', 26,
seeking non-smoking, sin-
cere, while male, 27-33, for
committed relationship, all
this plus love, children, the-
atre, the outdoors, dogs
and dining in/out. SY 2170
INDEPENDENT, attractive
brunette. 36. 51', single
professional mom• non-
smoker, with a good sense
of humour, would like to
meet an honest, sincere,
white gentleman, 35-45,
5'9'+, for friendship first. SY
2180
ACTIVE, fit, slim, profes-
sional, single (no kids),
white female. 38, 56', 115
lbs., enjoys travel, mountain
biking, running, cross-coun-
try skiing (not Into spectator
sports), seeks similar man.
SY 2198 (OSH)
WARM, affectionate. slight-
ly plump, while female, 37,
who loves animals, the out-
doors, movies, and quiet
romantic evenings, seeking
a sincere, secure, marriage
minded white male, 4049,
to share my dreams with.
SY 2211
PETITE, wkate lady, honest
financially secure, non-
smoker, widow, with a vari-
ety of interests, wishes to
meet a gentleman, 58-65,
non-smoker, for compan-
kinship, possibly more. SY
2223
UNIQUE, sum, blue-eyed
brunette, attractive inside
and out, desires honest,
sincere man who is good
looking on the outside and
also has an attractive inieri-
or, 25-36. SY 2234 (COB)
DOWN-TO-EARTH lady
looking for a companion,
4565, must be hottest, sn-
ce►e and trustworthy as I
am, who's looking for a
long-term relationship. I
enjoy dancing, theatre and
country drives, someone to
(nj�oy) life with. SY 2246
SINCERE, single, white
female, 19, non-smoker,
looking for a non-smoking,
single, white male, who
No" going to the movies,
bingo, walks, pleft cards,
campn9 and swft ft ler
friandshinlreloinnshin_ SY
2250 (COB)
SINGLE mom of three
teens. 36, enjoys country
music, romantic dinners.
dancing, camping and quiet
evenings, looking for a tall
gentleman, 35-40, honest,
with same interests, friends
first. possible relationship,
single dads welcome. SY
2251
SINGLE mom, 22, not
physically perfect but
sweet, kind and a happy-
go-lucky woman seelung a
Patient man who loves a lit-
tle girl, must have future
goats, looking for a commt-
ment. SY 2252
ENERGETIC, slim, estab-
lished female. 40, 5'8'. who
enjoys dancing, travel.
boating and romantic times,
looking for a tall guy with a
sense of humour, intelli-
gence and sincerity, for fun
times. SY 2257
HONEST, attractive female.
5'8'. 21, seeks responsible.
mature -minded male, 22-
28, who enjoys sports,
music, movies, dancing and
the outdoors. must be affec-
tionate and have a good
sense of humour. SY 2258
SEPARATED woman, 41,
will offer a shoulder for a
Single. while police consta-
ble, to lean on. Enjoy Irish
Rovers, photography and
creative writing. SY 2260
(OSM
INDEPENDENT, sincere
and honest, with a good
sense of humour, single
female, 47, seeking some-
one with same qualities, for
a lasting relationship. SY
2261(CIDB)
PROFESSIONAL, outgo-
ing, single white female, 23,
seeking single while male,
23-28, with a sense of
humour, no dependents,
who is terser -minded and
knows what romance is all
about For friendship, possi-
ble relationship. SY 2262
PETITE, blonde, profes-
sional lady kwldrig for tall,
45-55, soulmate. I enjoy
nature, waMcs, music, danc-
ing. I seek a man to love
and to share my life with.
SY 2263
INDEPENDENT, attractive
brunette, 43, 57, comtfort-
able in jeans and fancy
dress, humorous and hon-
es ,e joys and ni; mi
cuno
head games, friendship
first. SY 2264 (OSN)
HONEST, single nom, 31,
enjoys cuddling and nice
evening walla, looking for a
single dad or someone who
loves kids and is very
romantic. It you want to
know more about me, call
my mailbox. SY 2265
(OW
INDEPENDENT mom,
active, very attractive, white
female, 41, very young at
heart, enjoys music, danc-
ing and the cutdccrs. ,OOK-
ing for friendship with a
male, 30-45. SY 2266
TRUE blue, loyal too, sense
of humour, 50. 5'6'. 160
los., widow, smoker, animai
lover, enjoys country musk.
bowling, movies, quiet
evenings, searching for
long-term mate partner. SY
2267 (OSH)
PROFESSIONAL, single,
black female. 3C s. seeking
warm gentleman for friend-
ship. SY 2268
FUN loving single mom, 28,
5'8', enjoys long walks,
camping, gardening,
movies, evenings at home
and the outdoors, looking
for a family oriented male.
SY 2269 (OSH)
PROFESSIONAL female.
enjoys cycling and cars.
"Very handy". hopes to meet
a romantic fireman with a
'69 Camaro, who loves
summer fun, honesty and
sincerity are a must. SY
2273
SHE'S A KEEPER. tall,
Slim. good-looking, blonde.
professional, interested in
meeting tall, professional
that is Interested in fun,
travel, theatre, quiet times
and conversation, 35-45.
SY 2632
CUTE, single female, 32,
medium weight with vaned
interests. looking for male.
30-40. with sense of
humour, playful and enjoys
comedies, for long-term
friendship, possibie relation-
ship. SY 2639 (OSH)
DOWN-TO-EARTH single
morn. late 30's. seeks gen-
tleman for relationship,
must be family oriented,
kind, easygoing, who likes
movies, country drives and
good conversation. SY
2667 (OSH)
SINGLE lady looking for
single straght females, 40-
50, for friendship and out-
ings. SY 3217
WIDOW, gentleman, in
good health, non-smoker,
non-drinker, enjoys home
life, traveling, romance,
hokfing hands, would like to
smoking businessman, 40,
would like to meet an
attractive female who will
give and receive attention.
Please call mailbox for
more info. SY 5284 (OSH)
SLIM male, non-smoking.
mid -50's, would love to
meet an understanding,
caring, established gentle-
man of means. 50-75, for
enjoyable good times.
Please call mailbox for
more info. SY 5295 (OSH)
30 something male couple,
recent Toronto transplant,
seeking other for friendship,
ekes country musk, garden -
ng, Yahtzee. Please call
mailbox for more info. SY
5322
PROFESSIONAL male. 27.
.ck ng for same for friend-
ship. possible relationship,
non-smoker. SY 5563
GAY maie. 23. seeking
sa-e. 19+, for friendship,
coss ble relationship,
enjoys dancing, moves.
socializing and quiet leisure
me. If this Sounds Ike
wit Respond. SY 5564
(OSH)
SINGLE `emale, late 20's.
seek rg same. for friend -
:'tip and/or relationship. I
ve outdoors. travel. music
and romantic dirners Let's
-ave a coffee and talk SY
5625 (OSH)
MALE, ^cw single. late
47s. seeks :wo. 35-50. for
encounters. discretion
assured. SY 5640 (COB)
OUTGOING female. 26.
blonde nair :05 lbs.. hazel
eyes. looking for same, for
encounters. SY 5648
ADVENTUROUS, c ean,
discreet couple. 30 sh. iook-
ing for an adventurous.
attractive female. 2040, for
discreet encounters. SY
5649
HEY adzes! Have you ever
hal an urge that can only
be fulfilled by a blond mate.
23, 6' tall and muscular'?
Lets go for coffee and talk
sometime. Don't be shy,
discretion assured. SY
5650
MALE. :2. looking for a
!e -a a or couple for dis-
creet encounter. SY 5653
MALE, mod -30's, pnysica!ly
and mentally In good
shape, looking for a Dhysi-
cally fit female for friendship
and romance. Please call
mailbox for more info. SY
5661
GAY male, 18, look:--, for
saare. 18-50 !'m 5':�, 13o
los.. brown hair, blue eyes,
interested in casual
encounters. SY 5662
MALE seeks a female. nor
more information call my
mailbox. SY 5663 (OSH)
MALE couple. 30's. iook ng
for stable maie couple for
friendship only . Interests -
dinners. movies. music and
weekend get-togethers.
Please call mailbox for
more into. SY 5664 (OSH)
FEMALE looking for same
for discreet encounters. SY
5665
MALE, 38, seeks female.
SY 5666 (OSH)
INDIAN male, 33, attractive,
seeks slim, good-looking
girl. Please call ivy mailbox
for more info. SY 5667
ATTACHED, attractive, pro-
lessional male, 30, very
clean and discreet, seeks
an attached female for dis-
creet encounters. SY 5671
(ow)
YOUNG 30's, stable male
couple, seeks same, for
friendship, many varied
interests, gardening, coun-
try music, movies, comput-
ers and get-togethers,
please call mradbox for more
into. SY 5672
MALE seeks male house
mate for friendship or more.
For information call mail-
box. SY 5673
meet a Christian widow with
similar interests. SY 4060
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HONEST and clean, easy -
senior, looking for
fnendshp and companion-
ship, enjoy staying home or
going out. SY 4062 400
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1743 WALNUT LANE,
PICKERING
$174,900
* Over 2,100 sq. ft. of living space
* 4 bedrooms, eat -in kitchen
* Beautiful pie -shaped lot, pine trees
* Walkout deck, central air, Jacuzzi
1034 LONGBOW DRIVE, 1012 RIVERVIEW CRES.,
PICKERING PICKERING
$2059900 $354,900
* John Boddy 2,000+ sq. ft. home * Gorgeous Coughlan built home!!!
* Premium lot, walkout finished bsmt. * Backs on to treed ravine, skylight
* Central air & vac., fp. & upgrades * Inground pool, long list of extras
* Separate living & dining rooms 't 4 bedrooms, kitchen & breakfast room
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FABULOUS BUNGALOW
Has all the finishing touches except finished bsmt. - Exterior is maint.
free & grounds prof. done - Interior is immaculate with such charms
as gas tp., oak kitchen, ceramic floors, new windows, colonial doors &
features 2 walkouts, CAC. EAC, privacy fencing - It's yours to
discover - Asking only $205,500.
Call 831-33oo and ask for the agent on duty.
COME HOME 10 MOTHER NATURE!
'Custom crafted beauty 'Spectacular ravine lot
'2.900 sq. ft. of quality 'Walkout to forest with stream
'Woodstove & fireplace `Oak & ceramic flooring
'Greenhouse kitchen
Cali B3' --330o ; ry r the ager, .
SIMPLY BREATHTAKING!!
Of sunsets & pines...This custom built 4 bdrm. year-round horse
boasts weed free swimming & boating off dock! Both levels are open
conoept, spacious and finished in quality materials! They also offer
spedacufar views of lake! Youl enjoy the huge deck, dock &
waterkorft deddl Bag a bargain at $244,555!
Call 831-3300 and ask for the agent on duty.
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$134,800! 3 BEDROOMS! HUGE KITCHEN!
'BeatliuN renovated 3 bdfm. bungalow
*Over 17x15 foot remodeled kit. boosts 3 Ige. windows & wlo b patio
'Hafdwood floors that shine (Bmg wrioisses!)
`Ta gle and groove in Nang room
*Separate entry to large workshop in bsmL
*AN & more on treed lot across from park!
Call s3i-33oo and ask for the agent on a
ONLY $110,500
Lovely 3 bdrm. townhouse. (Ajax) Fin. bsmt., super
location, new listing.
Can g31L-33oo and ask for the agent on duty.
MORTGAGE RATES TOO HIGH?
OWNER WILL ASSIST
$169,900, spacious 4 bdrm., eat -in kitchen, 14' `master" + en suite
bath, big rec rm. with 5th bdrm. in bsmt. Extras & upgrades include 2
brick fireplaces, 4 appliances, cent. air, fenced & landscaped 110' lot.
Walk to schools & parks.
Call 831-3300 and ask for the agent on duty.
$186,900
LOADEU.....
'Central arc corK tionng 'Central vacuum 'Gorgeous fp.
'Huge deck *Built-in dishwasher 'Great locatgn
'Full en suite bath in master bdrm. '3 skylights 'Mn. fir. tam. rm.
'Garage door opener 'Set -back thermostat
'Quality broadloom.
Call 831-3300 and ask for the agent on duty.
ABSOLUTELY CHARMING! Sl;4.&;C:
'Bright, clean & tastefully decorated 'Open concept with
windows galore 'Oak trimmed European kitchen with en suite
laundry and walkout to party -size (30x12 ft.) cedar deck!
Call 831-3300 and a% k for the agent on duty.
THE ENCLAVES OF MAPLE RIDGE
You must see this fully lomaI;1 3 bdrm. custom built home, situated
on a 62040' man treed lot with 16x42' heated 'aground pool.
Some upgrades include 100% wool broadloom 1Maighout. Extensive
inleldodling & marry more features. Cal the duty agent for a ful rust of
upgrades.extras &
Call 833i33oo and ask for the agent on duty.
TRADE IN - MOVE UP GUARANTEED!!
Now is the time to move up to this approx. 2,900 sq. it.
home guaranteed!! 4 large bdrms., hardwood firs.,
walkout basement, situated on a child safe court.- Call
now! Call today!
Call eat -33o0 and ask for the agent on duty.
SUPER STARTER'
'Desirable Pickering location - Quiet crescent
'Upgraded eat -in oak kitchen with built-in appliances
'Nicely finished basement enjoys rec rm., wet bar & 2 -pc. bath
'Forced air gas heating 'Central air 'Fenced yard with deck
'Shows very well 'Asking $158,000
Call 831.3300 and ask for the agent on duty.
$117,900
FIRST TIME BUYER DELIGHT
Beautiful 3 bedroom townhome, gorgeous main bath, finished
basement, huge kitchen, walk to GO & Frenchman's Bay. A
must see!! Low down payment!!!
Call 831-3300 and ask for the agent on duty.
PRESTIGIOUS "FOX HOLLOW" LOCATION
A unique 4 bdrm. layout. Features: Beautiful greenhouse
kitchen with eat -in area - Far. rm. & fp. overlooking the
kitchen, large center hall and much more. A must to see!!!
Call 631-3300 and ask for the agent on duty.
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Fram Built, 2,357 sq. ft. (New Listing), located in
Altona/Sheppard Area. Ceramics, Central air, main
floor laundry & more.
Call 831.3300 and ask for the agent on duty.
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GUARANTEED TRADE-IN HASSLE — FREE!!
Coughlan Built home! Large 4 bdrm., master has sep. shower
and step-up tub. Double oak staircase, mn. flr. fam.Aatmd.
rms., large tam. sized kit with walkout to open space! Great
location!!
Cali 831.3300 and ask for the agent on duty.
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- Perfect starter -Just move in
- Recerd wift decor -Open concept flocir Ow
. Eat -in Mchen willi o* cupboards & partry
- 3 bedrooms -Full size MOSW Suite
. Fully fenced yard -Grad street appeal
- Cal Ste" &K 831-3300
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• Above average condo -GreM fackies
• Spacious unit features 2 beft" & Solarium
Ceramics in beft and edn kkhen
Coftypomry kitchen -En suits laundry also
Cd Ste" Mill, 831-3300
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Spacious home in desirW* area
- 4 bedroom -2112 baft -Spacious "MW
- Bleached oak kildien cupboards!
- Fully WKW yard -Double, garage
- Family room with a fireplace
- Cal Ste" Mill, 831,3900
- (kj*y built -Al bliCk 4 bedroom hoM Greg bCOtiDn close to schools & shoppirV Superb Amberlea beabon -Prriae yard
- Prolessbd WxJscape with ff*fflodung wakway 16xV NXjround pool wilh SOW hod bxj=W pool set in yard tiat is 90 iset across back
- Upgraded kitchen Cabroft -FaffWY size kitchen • 4 bedrooms -212 balks -Spacious layout - Vvy spacious open pian -South exposum
- Luxury wager en sine with Jacuzzi " tub & sop. shower Mw Noor family room with fireplace - 4 bedrooms -212 baths
- TageW finished rec room & family rom with fs sphy a Many adNOW Wades -Gf" value - P,*cW Wades k6Ae cWM air & raw. kildw
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BEV McLEAN
Sales Representative
831-3300
DON'T GET
LEFT
Real Estate waits for no onell By
starting now for the quickly
approaching spring market,
you'll be ready.
JUST LISTED.....
'Desirable Glendale location
'Lots of extras
'Finished bsmt. w/rec nn. & dry bar
'Family room 'Fireplace
'Forced arc gas 'Central air
'Central vac ' Parquet floors
'Newer roof, windows and brdkn.
*Asking $182.500.
Cal Bev, 831-3300.
Quiet Gl xtde location
'Quiet crescent - North Pickering
'Open cor>cept floor plan to solarium
'Family room 'Fireplace
'New forced as gas 'Central arc
'Master bdrm. with en suite
'French doors '2 walkouts
'Finished basement enjoys large rec
room and bdrm.
'Asking $179,900.
Cal Bev, 831-3300.
'Quiet crescent - North Pickering
'Upgraded oak kitchen has 3 buil-in
appy
'F•ney finished basement with rec
room, wet bar & 2 -pc. bath
'Gas heating ' Central air
'Fenced yard with deck
'Asking $158,000
Call Bev, 631-3300
• Great family area in south Ajax
'4 bdrm. with finished rec room & 2-
PC -
:Custom Holywood oak kitchen
'Perfect move -in cond0on
'Asking $167,000.
Cal Bev, 831-3300.
'Popular Ajax location -quiet street
loose 10401 & GO
'Finished basement wilt extra
bedroom
*Open floor plan
•Fan room with fireplace
'New ges furnace, ren h air & vac
•Asl" $189,900.
Cal Bev, 8313300.
'Quiet o xxt axwutive in moult
114,30M 2,800 sq. ft.
'4h* -n,pbs 21/2 batfts
'Fabulousgowit Iildren
'Grand foyer 'Ceramics
'Professional
'kMerbck 'Asking $239,900.
Cal Bev, 831-3300.
'Pane soulr Ajax - dose to slops,
hm sporuwlhm & lelm
'Greg wast WV view torn
belloony
'2 large bedroorms with laundry &
stomp•
Quitk possession
'fting $94,900•
Cent Bev,831-3300.
To all my clients and friends that trusted me to handle their real estate
business in 1994 and previous years. When ,given the task of handling
the biggest investment of your life, you deserve to be treated honestly and
tvith integrity. I hope this teas accomplished. I respect your trust and
sincerity and I look foricard to our continued friendship.
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STARTING OUT OR
RETIRING
Ajax, $115,000. Beautifully
decorated, 2 bedroom
bungalow, separate living rm.,
laundry area, new windows,
new brdlm., new roof. 5
appliances and more. Private
driveway. Bryan Ro&-ues.
Member Re/Max Halt of Fame
Re/Max 100% Club
VALERIE PILGRIM
Licensed
2,300 SO. FT. BEAUTY $197.900
This 4 bedroom nomo_ 'eal�res a large
foyer with skylight. Soaclous living &
dining room combination. 18 ft.
greenhouse kitchen. main floor family
room with fireplace & wakout to deck
& fully fenced back yard. 23 ft.
'master' bedroom Pius full er suite
bath. Basement is parially finished.
Extras include central air & vacuum.
Bryan Rodngues.
831-3300
"END OF YOUR SPACE RACE"
You will find in this det. all brick home over
2,500 sq. ft. of spaciousness, open
concept with circular stairs to the
basement, large deck and much more,
asking $224,900. CALL MARY ROY TO
VIEW, 831-3300 OR 686-3330.
NESTLED IN A DESIRABLE FAMILY
NEIGHBORHOOD SOUTH AJAX -
$164,900
I his 3 + 1 bdrm. home offers over 1,550
sq. ft., Hollywood style kitchen overlooking
the family room with walkout to fully fenced
yard. The basement is ready for your
finishing touches. Walk to lake & parks.
CALL MARY TODAY!
SALLY
McCRAE*
831-3300
EXCELUBIT STARTER $132,900
Cosy 3 bdrm. features est -in kd&o% living roam w/o to
deck and oversized tot, fhished rec rm., plus low, low
maintenance fees. Sally McCrae, 831300.
CUSTOM BUNGALOW PRM LOCATKW
Stunning 5 bedroom features 7 ceiY %ng
hardwood floors, man floor tam. rm. with fineplace,
Jacuzzi an suite plus 7% financing '61 Nov. '90 Sally
AMBERLEA:177,900 DETACHED!
Lovely 3 bedroom features anular oak staircase, 3
balks, fireplace, finished rec room, Marge, fenced lot, 5
appliances & more. Sally McCrae, 831-3300.
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JUST LISTED =159,900 SOUTH AJAX
Spacious 3 bedmorn main
with ftreplecekllcf�ier►�with BA ap*mes, to 2
belhs plus super location. Sally McCrae, 831 X300.
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FABULOUS LAKE AREA
Classy traditional 3 bedroom.
Main Poor family room with view of
garden and rmdoor hot tub room.
Kriq ===Great Great deck Call
Lucy Bateson, 6199600.
t102.900 JUST REDUCED
Lovely 3 bdrm townhouse. Heady
to moven Kit. has pats through to
din. rm Fridge, store. washer. dryer
b dishwasher. What more can you
wart Call Lucy Bateson, 6199500.
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MORE FABULOUS LAKE AREA
Exceptional, exec. home, freshly
decorated. W/o bsmL prof. fm.
Private garden, mature trees.
Greenhouse kit with w/o. 4
bdmms. and a den. Very Special.
Call Lucy Bateson. 6199500.
1.35 ACRE COUNTRY
BUILDING LOT
Fabulous location, pie -shaped
lot, 224.43 sq. fL frontage and
291.92 rear. An area of fine
homes surrounded by farms 3
quiet space. away from the
noise d the traffic. Build your
dream home A relax. Goll
Course. Cal Lucy Bateson,
619-9500.
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IN Robs rt Sbwnilt•, 428-2121.
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MOVE-IN CONDITION
2,100 sq. n. in Whitby with 900 so, ft- n-
bw apartment. Loaded with extras,
" Skylight, central air conditioning, 32 oz.
carpet +++. Cal EAnra Larocque, 428-
7677.
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$224,900 detached. Improved by
Owner on 3 levels, excellent
condition. room to expand. 2 baths,
central air Parking and owne. Call
5299.900 detached on very largo lot.
two display windows and separate
entrance on main street currently
Hair salom. Four other entrances.
Four bedroom living quarters plus
rental apartment. Supenor location.
Call Lucy Bateson. 6199500.
428-2121
839=2121
284=7177
CAPE coo SPLENDOR
Fabulous gourmet kitchen, 4 bdmms., 34 acre lot wilh
stream. Main floor family room with OBFP and many,
many more extras. Al this for $319,900. Cal Richard
MacLean* at 426-2121 for al the details.
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600*40 home on toll had 100x150' lot
wilt gazebo i JAI kWn., 3 lilts, hartolt
doors, burin apple.. ant air i win. al condE 10
tlla luxury Mastyla. Offered at $358,1 Ams,
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SOUTH AJAX - 2,200 SQ FT.
N bridle detached 4 bdrm. horror w4h premium lot 8
baddrp on Ic oorr w atan area Formal diming room,
double carhem. rm., Jacuzzi hot tub, Ips 9"
lit., hats r deowated. AWdrng $219,900. Call today
10 view_ Robert Sksmith' 426-2121.
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TOTALLY UPDATED A CLOSE TO
ALL AMENITIES
Charm b elegance are everywhere in
this fine home that fifers hardwood 8
wood tram lrottghmaR, oak kR.
cupboards, 200 amp. service, newer gas
furnace, ceramics, all window coverings, MARILYN WOOD'
pinnate yard A much more. Call now!!
now—
DETACHED ALL BRICK NOME!!
~ 3 bedrooms
~ Large eat -in kitchen
~ 2 fireplaces
~ 4 -pc. en suite in master bedroom
~ Close to school 8 park 11
~ Cal Patricia Mann. 428-7677 PATRICIA MAW
LIVE N SALWNDS BY THE LAKE
Luxury 2 bedroom cordo close to
marina. 2 belhs, 2 underground deeded
perking, 5 appiartees. Clean, bright and
vacate Cal Ioday Gary Peck, 831-
7677.
GARY PECK'
LIVEN INE YLLAGE
0111 al brick sid@I 3 + 2
bedrooms, double 9tera9e, al neer
windows, root and fermata. Lapp lot wllh
deck mein floor family room. Localrord
Lcealord Gill► Peck 831787'!.
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RESIDENCE 619-9500 at _9?r
Masterpiece quality at a bargain price, almost new 4 bdrm.,
loft studio 36x15' with own 3 -pc. bath, crescent location,
stupendous upgrades throughout. Over 3,500 sq. ft. of
MEMBER BROKER elegant country living. Come -See -Buy'
REALTY LTD111
"PLEASE CALL"
TINA MARIE MASON,
PICKERING Ammiate Broker JAMES
POWER OF SALE
(905) 831-9500 CARR* Westney Heights. Detached, brck, 3 bdrms., 2 baft, cent. air, cent.
831 w9500 619-9500 vac., fin. bsmt., fenced yard, eat -in kit., fp. To view call James Carr,
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EXCEPT)ONAL HOMU! SHEILA YOU WANT IT AND YOU*VE GOT rT
gr— wne with custom gourmet kitchen, fireplace. This lovely 3 bedroom home is situated in a great neighborhood in CLARK LOVELY, LOVELY, LINDSAY!
py,rs., central air & vac, prolessionally fin. rec rm., EARL* North Ajax. Eat -in kitchen, central air oonditionrg, central vacuum Perfect retirement or starter bungalow, double garage - gorgeous
ir S�_Ah Ajax location -ftk to lake, park, school & and a new high efficiency gas furnace. You won't need to do ft kitchen, I 4 -pc., 1 3 -pc. baft, 22x24' family room w/gas fp. in
e, "31w, Sat., 1-3 p.m. Call for details or to view. 619-9500 extras because they are all here. Beautiful decor, move in and prollessonally fin- basement. Sep. W. & din. rooms. A fantastic buy -
19-9500. en)oy. Open House. Sat.. Jan. 2W, 1-3 p.m. Sheila Earl. 619-9500. Worth a drive to Lindsay. (1 hr. from Aiax) Call Pat Clark, 619-9500.
RICK HERE IT IS FOR $1411,5W DOREEN
S -ART THE YEAR NEW. Fully detached brick 3 bedroom backspht, shows pride of NICE NEIGHBORHOOD
*All brick 4 bdrm. homes MENARY* - Country kitchen. hardwood floors. oak railings & pickets, THOMPSON* am siz
ownership This home is warm & cosy Sep. tam. room w4h fp.. f e
'Choice of cupboards cathedral ceilings, also cosy tn. basement with wall to wall stone kitchen with walkout lo deck, IN. rm./din. rm.. 2 1/2 baft. and much
��O for service plus, *Numerous other upgrades 619-9500 fireplace. Interlocking driveway, walkway and inground pool, Close 831-9500 me. With 5% Jown, caries for $1778 Pfr Give Doreen a call
to schools & GO StatiorL A must see!' Call Rick. loday. �et's Ctscass Ihis. 831-9500.
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$97,900 -Great condo in
Discovery Bay with a fireplace,
indoor pool & hot tub. Located
DARRYL
WONTLMLONIG LAURA by conservation area -Priced to
3 bed row home iss situated in Whillby. The bright GLOVER" MVA
is a bow wridow. The master has a rough�n 2 -pr- MARKS* sell!! Call Laura Marks, 619-. ManaWr
w iarge rear Vard is entirely fenced TW home also $UW DOM 4JNDER S601MONTH
619-9500 TM is your dwince to own a detached home w4h garage wth only
led garage and privalle driveway. Call Ron Menary, 619-9500 9500. $6,990 do= (OAQ Cal for detais, De" Glovet, 61 %MM
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deck and hot tub. This home also enjoys
hardwood floors, french doors, ceramics.
Loaded. Asking $204,900.
SUTTON GROUP OMEGA
REALTY
I wimawl DIANA (416) 281 =9500 PETER MUELLER
10M. Family mom has firillipime. Also ceramics, GrW home In mm" on :111110 wkh canilrd ik & 2 bedroom BROKEPJOWNER
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FLO BETTS"
Assnniata Brnkar
NEW PRICE - $?29,900
View this exceptional, spacious. John Boddy home
with targe lot finished basement, fireplace in huge
family room. Gorgeous greenhouse Igk:Ia with bay
window and skylight Extras galore. Value packed. A
beatAyIII For de -'a call Flo Betts.
MANY EX'RAS - CALIFORNIASHUTTERS
Quiet court - $219,900. Buy now and watch your
investment grow. John Soddy built home. 7 immac.
rms., office fin. in bsmt with lots of specie for a rec. rm.
Cent air, cwt vac., cathedral ceiling in spacious tam,
nn., alcove for computer space, good sized lot on
quiet crescent only steps to pudic school, sep. school
AMI3ERLEA CHARMER
BRIGHT AND CHEERFUL HOME
$178,900. Tastefully decorated and immaculate 3
bedroom brick home, finished recreation room and
workshop in basement Dream kitchen ample sized for
a growing family Central or, eta An i^h^ti^9 home on
quiet crescent Try 5 or 10% down. Call Flo for details.
A SHOWPLACE
WITH ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES111
For only $204,900. Demand location in south Ajax,
upgrades galore. 4 bedrooms, 2 storey brick home,
double garage, 44 x 105' fenced lot inground pod,
enjoy the HOT TUB as welll! Hardwood floors, etc.,
etc., fireplace in family room. There's morel Call Flo.
I 'r by. A Wow community to rase a fam 4. Cal Flo,
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CHRISTINE GASKINS
Mal Knight, Sales Manager of dee Picham g Office is pleased to
welcome bads to Rotten Casa FW* Limned, Christine Gaskins.
With 12 years of real estate eVetwnce (6 yarn as an Associate
Broker), Christine guarantees mincer• and professiorhal service
and looks forward to haring from dlertts and 6fwhds at 8312273.
puistine is married. with 3 dt" - and has been a reaidwlt of
Ow area for 15 years.
Since 1952
("A great place to work")
WENDY RAPSDN'
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4 BORMS.1 SW LOT! AN ABSOLUTE GEMI
Oak Wtl Hardwood I1=s! French doors! Ceramic
fhs.I Cent airl Cent vacl Double garage + much
more!
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Sales Manauer
ANNOUNCEMENT
It is wish great plasms that Mal Knight wel ornes Joan Piz to our
dynamic loam. Jean is an Associate l3rafter with our Picloering
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PERFECT STARTER!: FULLY DErAI works to halo them to achieve their goals. Jean wAss
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15 mitt. from Pickering on 1 1P2 acres
4 bdrms.. ltd reagames rm., 7 yrs,
new, k* appointed. S329,OX Garry
Free—
JOHN BOOOY'GABLETON'
Most sought after area of Pickering.
Popular 4 bdrm. open concept model,
lots of extas, 5249,900. Gerry Free -
25X20' SHOP A HOUSE
Reduced -1.99. pis shaped lot, 3+1
bdrms., 2 baths. ih In n pooh, dble.
oano>f. Soule AWL Judo Snow—.
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Pidtenng - Dixie/Fxch. 2 JCC sq. ft.
wlout tsmt. to ravine, en suite bog
lutchen. ceramics Judy Stacee—
WALK TO LAKE AJAX
Large 3 bdrm. towntwme, 2-3 perking.
Large fin rec rm , EXCELLENT
FINANCING until March 2001. Cal for
detail Lois Thornpeon—
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Greenhouse kil wilt ak/W prot fit
bamt, aground pod. conrpleWy
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VALUE + INCOME
Harmonyt0lrve Good neignbornocd
Excellent property' Bargain priced
Barbara K Smith'*
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WHY RENT?
$3.500 down buys clean 2.2 bdrm.
townhouse. equipped! Nice yard,
economical gas heat Barb Smlh"
BELOW BULOER S PRICE
Huge" 3.200 sq. ft 'Pismo' tome,
beveasd glass, min. ft. den ti lm nn
Aim Judy Stakes"•.
$176,900, you got a detached home,
dble. garage, 3 big bdrms + lam. rm +
tp., CAC. CMAC, caMited iv. rmJdm
arm, 21n Daft, school at Dont Daft
ready b finish. Rad Casino•.
EVALUATION CALL
837MIO 49P.P.AIE WEST HILL
3 bdrm., 2 storey with beret. apt,
kitchen has been updated. Great
location. Ron Amus•.
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Realnmunnnmiiir 683-1790
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FIRST TIME BUYERS: ATT.:
With less than $6,000, you can
own this gorgeous unit. 3 bdrm.
close to park/amenities! Huey!
Cath Petre' 686-1979.
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Formal fir. rm.. sep. din.
rm., ireplace in master b
family rm., large lam. kit.
w/o to deck and the list /
goes on! Janice Grant'.
s83-1790.
President
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"'e""^""•e' �"^p" ROYAL LI PAGE
REALTY WORLD T -—CANADA
Author of THE TAX FIGHTER GUIDE
The key to protecting your interests from the tax
man (or tax woman) is to do your homework.
understand the rules, and document your case
properly. If you read the two earlier articles in this
series, you'll remember the three fundamentals of
property taxation:
• Property taxes are based on the govemment's
estimated value of your property:
• Those estimates are usually based on broad
trends in your community, NOT on a
detailed study of the value of your own
particular property: and
• To win an appeal of your assessment, you
have to show that the assessor overlooked
something about your property, that causes it
to be different from the properties it was
compared with.
Based upon my own experience and the
experience of my colleagues across Canada, I've
assembled guidelines for an effective appeal. If
you follow these guidelines, your chance of
success will increase substantially!
p Read your assessment notice carefully.
Compare your assessment to the previous
year. Does your new assessment seem fair`!
b If you think it's unfair, consult this article,
and the two previous articles in this
newspaper, for information on how the tax
system works in your province and your
municipality. Please note the important
deadlines for filing an appeal.
b Familiarize yourself with the terms tax
assessors use. (They're in a glossary at the
end of this article). Knowing the language
will help when you talk to an assessment
officer.
p Obtain the facts on the actual sale price of
properties like yours. Look up listings of all
properties similar to yours that sold in your
area recendy. If only a few were sold, go
back further in time. (Ask assessment staff to
explain the resources available to you). ff that
doesn't help, contact an experienced Realtor
in your community and ask for her advice.
p Review how the tax assessor has described
your own property record. Note any blatant
inaccuracies. Have they made errors in
measuring the size of your lot, or the square
footage of living space (or non -living space)
in your home? Have they made a mistake in
describing any of the features of the property
itself — eg. have they said there are two
fireplaces when there is only one?
Write a letter clearly outlining the
inaccuracies you discovered. (All appeals
must be in writing.)
Most provinces require property owners to
fill out an appeal form as well. The name of
the form will vary. Ask for one at the
Assessment Office.
b Remember to pick up information on any tax
relief programs and any available exemptions
or reductions (eg. low income families,
widows, war veterans, properties with solar
panels, etc.)
p Be prepared to substantiate your claims with
proof of property size and if possible, provide
photographs, architectural drawings, etc.
(� Remember, you have to prove that your home
has been given too high an assessment
relative to other properties like it. If possible,
find several comparable homes that have sold
recently in your area and determine their
selling price.
An experienced Realtor will advise you where to
obtain die information on your assessmem Or you
can hire an independent real estate appraiser for a
fee.
Finish assembling your case. Gather copies
of all the supporting documents you will
need. For example: a copy of your latest tax
assessment netice; a copy of your deed to the
property; a copy of the real estate bill of sale
if you purchased your home recently (this is
proof of its market value). Call the
Assessor's office and ask for a copy of the
record that the Assessor filled out describing
your property.
b Mail your letter to the correct address for
appeals, WITHIN THE TIME
ALLOWED. If you're not sure of the
deadlines, ask the Assessment Office or an
experienced Realtor.
b Make an appointment with your assessor to
discuss the letter. (If you can't find the
address, call an experienced local Realtor).
Ask the assessor what factors he or she takes
into account when making an appraisal.
Remember, many factors, if brought to an
WHITBY -2,700 Sol FT.
4 bedroom, 2 storey,
lovely home in prestige
area of Whitby. Many
extras, ceramics,
appliances, open stairs.
Bruce Lamorie', 683-
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"VALUE THAT MUST
BE SEEN"
'Approx. 2.400 sq. ft. ' 4
bedroom/rnain floor fain. '^
rm./ quiet dead and A
street in north Pickering.
Call Jeff Gracey% (905)
683-1790. R
How to Appeal Your Property Tax
Assessment, and Win
appraiser's attention, could lower your property
assessment. Market forces play a direct role in
property values, including:
- unfavorable zoning changes near or around
your home
- lack of services or amenities (garbage
collection, street lights, etc.)
- environmental problems (poor air or water
quality).
b Additional factors in and around your home
also may win an abatement or reduced
assessment. For example:
- you may live next door to a property whose
landscaping offends most people's
sensibilities
- there may be "quality of life" factors near
your property (eg. a motorcycle gang just
moved in next door)
- you may have a poorly designed floor plan
- your insulation may be inadequate
- you may lack sufficient storage area
- your plumbing or heating system may be
inadequate.
Unless the assessor has actually visited your
property (and often they do not), he or she
has no way of knowing about these facts
unless you speak up. Many assessors are
reasonable people; sometimes explaining the
facts will encourage them to re -assess the
property (ahhough usually you must file a
written appeal to ensure that this happens).
Assessors deal in appearances and averages.
If your home has received too high an
assessment,it may be because the assessor is
unaware of something about the home, or the
neighborhood, that lowers the real value. You
must identify what that "something" is, and
bring it to the attention of the tax assessment
office.
In most provinces, if you meet with the appraiser
and continue to disagree with the assessment, you
may file another appeal with a higher authority.
The assessor will advise you of the next steps.
When appealing the second time, be sure to limit
comments and correspondence strictly to
assessment matters, clearly outlining your
argument and supporting evidence for the appeal.
(At this level, grounds for appeal must be
improper classification, exemptions and inaccurate
data on comparable properties sold recently.)
Good luck!
Glossary of Property Tar Terms
Abatement: A reduction in the assessed value of
property.
Appraise. An assessor's opinion of value of a
property and its improvements.
Assessment: The official valuation of property
for taxation.
Assessment Notice: An annual notice mailed to
property owners stating the assessed opinion of
value. (sec the infimmation sheet with specific
details on your area).
Assessor. A professional who gathers, records,
and evaluates property to determine an opinion
of value for taxation purposes. Assessors do not
determine tax rates or collect property taxes.
Deal: A legal description that conveys
ownership of real property.
Easement: The right to use, without ownership, a
portion of an owner's property
Field Card: A record filled out by many
assessors. Contains all relevant details about your
property as viewed by an appraiser.
Homeavirer. Someone who enjoys the rights
and privileges of property ownership and is
subject to paying taxes on the assessed value of
land and improvements.
�nyr vp meas: Anything built or added to land
to increase its value (garage, swimming pool,
barn, etc.).
Mac Anvalub Determining the value of
spedfic Properties by ung similar
properties in a specific arae and appraising all
laid aid improvemew togethm
OW -UM& of A CeK a term other used to
express real estak tax rates. Min races ane usually
expressed in dollars per $1,000 of assessed value.
hrw" Tsar. Your share of the total cost to
provide eornmmity services and fund local
government spending.
TaxAntbority: Regional Districts, hospitals and
schools, and municipal and provincial
governments set tax rates based on the total
assessed land value. Property taxes are collected
from owners to pay for government services,
debt, etc.
Tax Rates: A portion of the government's
operating budget divided according to each
property owner's total assessed value of lana.
Tax rates are calculated using Market Value x
Tax Rate = Property Tax.
Tac Roll: An official list of all taxpayers in a
jurisdiction, their assessed property values, and
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STUNNING
BUNGALOW
Gorgeous 3 bdrm., reno.
top to bottom in last 4
years. High eff. furnace,
marble flooring, backs on
to parkland, finished bsmt..
loaded with fir♦
FIRST TIME OFFERED
$152,900 for this lovely
® home. Great for fast time
home buyers, 2 4 -pc. plus
01 1 2pc. bath, inground pod,
CAC, CVAC, single alt.
- garage, tin. basement,
much, much more.
Cal! to view. in
PRIVATE &
PARKLIKE
Huge custom home
featuring facilities for two
families. Superb in-law apt.
or office set up. 4 baths, 2
fireplaces, hot tub, Pool
Heart of Pickering.
6112% ASSUM.
MORTGAGE
3 + 1 bdrms., large kit.,
j"`(" formal dn. rm., huge
} master w/en suite, 2 1/2
baths, 2 fps., fin. bsmt. -
Skylights, cent. air, hot tub,
inground pool, large
lot. Only $189,900. m
TONAL RENOVATION
4 COUNTRY OU., 2 b ole b
Mal a tab Train. hupt 50 x
150' log oak Idlchm BA
applarl0aa, A=zzi bell,
oarararca and marble. Home
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$1�.9oa x�lsaoo. �
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LAKE AREA LOT
$19,000 dorm, dont pay
balanroe IN you're tirrshed
building. Nice area in Ajax.
walk to lake on bus line. Cal
now for deuk on tow to save
$$$.8314=.
JIM KELLY* SHARON HUTCHINSOW MICHAEL ALEXANDER* PAULE WHITELEY•
VISIT OUR KIOSK IN THE
PICKERING TOWN CENTRE
LARGE LOT - GLENDALE
$157.900. lovely 3 bdrm.
home. 2 washrooms. eat -in
kitchen. floor to ceiling
brick fireplace. cathedral
ceilings. walkout to large
y yard with 16x32' inground
pool. 831-6000.
�o� to
PHOTOGENIC!
S`�7ld Not only large but wane
and cosy too! 4 bedrooms,
oak and pone flooring, gas
fireplace. 3 skylights. etc. A
'WOW" ome!' At only
Ira N*i6�iQIJICKLY!900
C7_V1L4s_- J__1A
PRESTIGIOUS
LOCATION
3 000 sq. ft. luxurious
�..n home in a quiet area.
- -1 _ E Off ars 4 large bedrooms +
den, spacious holywood
kitchen, family room with
fireplace plus much
more.
"LOW MANTENANCE
FEE" =114,900
WHY PAY RENT?
4 bdrm. condominium
ttyoo�w��� A
ttjse A N M ••Overlooks
ravine.— window
coverings, fridge, stove,
washer, dryer, cent.
vac, cerang farts, etc. MM
$249,o
POOLSDE SUNSETS
• 4 bdmis , 2,500 sq tL•
Prof. ft~
Mature comice "W -
Plaster with adee
'O Go
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RAY OUGH•
WAYNE SENIS'
Manager/Owner
INVESTMENT
2 3e0�g T!
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OPPORTUNITY
old building case to
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shops, 401, G0, schools. from
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'2 en sures - 2 ba'
$99,900 to $109.900.
'580.000 in upgrades'
Appliances & CAC. 1 & 2
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parking spaces. 2 baths, en
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suite, laundry & huge balcony.
STUNNING
BUNGALOW
Gorgeous 3 bdrm., reno.
top to bottom in last 4
years. High eff. furnace,
marble flooring, backs on
to parkland, finished bsmt..
loaded with fir♦
FIRST TIME OFFERED
$152,900 for this lovely
® home. Great for fast time
home buyers, 2 4 -pc. plus
01 1 2pc. bath, inground pod,
CAC, CVAC, single alt.
- garage, tin. basement,
much, much more.
Cal! to view. in
PRIVATE &
PARKLIKE
Huge custom home
featuring facilities for two
families. Superb in-law apt.
or office set up. 4 baths, 2
fireplaces, hot tub, Pool
Heart of Pickering.
6112% ASSUM.
MORTGAGE
3 + 1 bdrms., large kit.,
j"`(" formal dn. rm., huge
} master w/en suite, 2 1/2
baths, 2 fps., fin. bsmt. -
Skylights, cent. air, hot tub,
inground pool, large
lot. Only $189,900. m
TONAL RENOVATION
4 COUNTRY OU., 2 b ole b
Mal a tab Train. hupt 50 x
150' log oak Idlchm BA
applarl0aa, A=zzi bell,
oarararca and marble. Home
ilhorns wry vmt All lwa IN
$1�.9oa x�lsaoo. �
/► 50X200
LAKE AREA LOT
$19,000 dorm, dont pay
balanroe IN you're tirrshed
building. Nice area in Ajax.
walk to lake on bus line. Cal
now for deuk on tow to save
$$$.8314=.
JIM KELLY* SHARON HUTCHINSOW MICHAEL ALEXANDER* PAULE WHITELEY•
VISIT OUR KIOSK IN THE
PICKERING TOWN CENTRE
LARGE LOT - GLENDALE
$157.900. lovely 3 bdrm.
home. 2 washrooms. eat -in
kitchen. floor to ceiling
brick fireplace. cathedral
ceilings. walkout to large
y yard with 16x32' inground
pool. 831-6000.
�o� to
PHOTOGENIC!
S`�7ld Not only large but wane
and cosy too! 4 bedrooms,
oak and pone flooring, gas
fireplace. 3 skylights. etc. A
'WOW" ome!' At only
Ira N*i6�iQIJICKLY!900
C7_V1L4s_- J__1A
PRESTIGIOUS
LOCATION
3 000 sq. ft. luxurious
�..n home in a quiet area.
- -1 _ E Off ars 4 large bedrooms +
den, spacious holywood
kitchen, family room with
fireplace plus much
more.
"LOW MANTENANCE
FEE" =114,900
WHY PAY RENT?
4 bdrm. condominium
ttyoo�w��� A
ttjse A N M ••Overlooks
ravine.— window
coverings, fridge, stove,
washer, dryer, cent.
vac, cerang farts, etc. MM
$249,o
POOLSDE SUNSETS
• 4 bdmis , 2,500 sq tL•
Prof. ft~
Mature comice "W -
Plaster with adee
'O Go
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RAY OUGH•
WAYNE SENIS'
Manager/Owner
T
'TRADE-IN OPPORTUNITY*
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WALK TO LAKE $349,900
'4 bdrn. & den almost 4,M sq. I'
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'Almost 1.4 acre landscaping'
'�iCUm1e1 kitchen'lks
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'2 en sures - 2 ba'
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'580.000 in upgrades'
'i' 70.u00 below oW.
"5149,900
ALL BRICK"
Detached home on mature
• e lot widens to 84' •
hardwood floors' Reno.
-- krtchen, side entrance' Fin.
rec room. close to all
amenities. great
value.
i "EXCLUSIVE"
_BLUE RIBBON WINNER'
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NEWEST C.E.O.
+ 'Corporate executive
bofferng• in enclave of
luxury homes. Security
system, pod and a huge
list of features! 5389,900 is
the price - not a misprint!!!
831-6000
$191,500
"START THE YEAR -
FRESH"
4 bdrm., 2 storey on quiet
crescent, central vac + air,
nice house in desirable
area, call now for quick
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SIDESPLR BEAUTY
Well maintained with lots of
built-ins, targe rooms,
finished basement with 3rd
bdrm. or den, new
windows, double attached
garage, asking $159,900.
Call to view.
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2 A 3 BDRM. CONDOS
. WHY RENT???
• Low mantenerlce tees•
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• En suite laundry:•
•Appliances incl~
2 baftwoorns + balcony'
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CALL FOR DETAILS FOR 1 % OFF MORTGAGE RATES
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SOUTH AJAX - 4 BDRM!
This sidespCd has main fir. tam. rm. with wall to wall stone tp. -2
baths, 800 Series doors. Finished top to bottom. A must see, 10
plus!
Stunnim ad brick 3 + 1 bdrmig.jh e .. ... -
3 BDRM. BUNGALOW - $149,800
This semidetached South Ajax bungalow is located on a secluded
fully landscaped lot. Immaculate home - fully finished basement
and more! Call for details.
HUGE TOWNHOUSE —
SMALLPRICE 51271500
Specious 3 bedroom end unit has a crowd -sin country kichen, 3
xwep MV aannd dining room? besert�iertt, new heeand sunny d nCal yawl
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AJAX SPORTS BAR
Central location over $300,000 annually gross sales, lic.-119.
Seating over 80. 2.500 sq. ft. low rent. tum key operation.
Excellent potential. Priced to sell. Established 3 112 years. Must be
seen.
NEARLY NEW "BEAUTY IN MAPLE RIDGE!"
4 bedrooms. man floor family room with fireplace, bright eat -in
kitchen + wakout basement highlights this al brick home!
$224,649.
SOUTH AJAX - $176,900
Great family home with 4 + 1 bedrooms, big. bright kitchen, sep.
cuing room, fireplace, yard has southern exposure & a large deck.
.IST LISTED $172,=
This super 4 bedroom fainly sae home features 3 bathrooms, 2
kreplem, finisthed rec room with 5th bedroom and separate
hoght entrance. The oversize attached garage would make a
great workshop or hobby area! Don't mss this one! Call today.
AJAX - 519!,400 MOVE N & RELAX! EVERYTHING IS DONE! -
Imnhacubde home shows to perfection, finished top to bottom,Only $199,900. All brick! 4 bdnm.! 4 bot hs (Roman Tub)! Main
recently painted throughout, pie shaped lot -Fully fenced, quiet floor office/den! Main floor family room with fireplace! French
crescent. doors! Ceramics galore! Central air! Central Vac! Walkout to
garage! Finished basement! Won't Nast!
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$6,895 DOWN ONLY $137,900
Immaculate 3 bdrm., 3 bath home, eat -in kitchen, finished
basement, backs to greenbelt, a must to see. Call today.
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BEAUTIFUL BRAMALEA BUILT HOME
IN FOX HOLLOW
Huge solarium kitchen, large foyer. oak staircase, 4 large
bedrooms, sitting area off master bedroom, premium lot, close to
schools and shopping.
EXECUTIVE 4 +11 BEDROOM HOME
With in-law apartment, formal ivii4dining room with french doors,
main floor family room, corer fireplace, 4 washrooms, gorgeous
large rec room and a beautiful pool sized yard. $207,000, hot tub
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STUINIC 4 BDRM- HOW
6 YEARS "NEW!
Ceramic; foyer wish circular staircase, rrn. fir. bunchy 6 fare. mts.,
eat-inkill A 1 & more! Only $239,900!
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For less you can own this semi detached home with new carpet,
rewire in '93, new windows, new furnace, dose to schools and
shopping, separate entrance, all this and much more for only
$149,900. Call now.