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AECB ri"pped fnuclear plant remlicensing
By LEO ANTONELLI
SPECIAL TO Tit& NEWS ADVERTISER
PICKERING — They came for answers,
but many went borne empty-handed.
Over 100 people packed the Pickering
Town council chamber Wednesday night for a
meeting held by the Atomic Energy Control
Board (AECB) on public Coneems about the
Pickering Nuclear Gating Station.
When the AECB renewed the plant's
licence in December, AECB president Dr.
Agnes Bishop said the regulatory agency had
to do a better job of communicating with the
public. At Wednesday's meeting. Dr. Bishop
reiterated that pledge, but made it clear she
and her staff members were only there to
answer Conceit!%.
"We are not here tonight because we are
reconsidering our dec=ision," Dr. Bishop said.
David Martin of Durham Nuclear
Awareness pointed out the public had con-
cems about the safety of the Pickering station
after a massive leak of heavy water last
December.
"Public concern is grounds under the envi-
ronmental assessment review process for
invoking a full public environmental assess-
Hockeyafternoon in Aj* ax
Put:c carrier Brad O'Neil is chased by Vito and Ravenscroft Roads in Ajax on the
C•ellamare, left, and Danny Harvey during weekend.
a game of shinny on a pond at Rossland photo by Ron Pietmntro
Water leak `no grave emergency'
AJAX-PICKFIMG — The water supply for
Ajax and Picimdog isn't likely to be affected by a
kak in a line carrying some of the water used in the
commmitim, Region owls say.
A 30-intdt main feeder line sprung a leak on
Rossland Rood just west of Cochrroe Street in
Whitby Wednesday, Durham council works com-
mittee chairman Jim Aker =parts.
The line can tarry up to 12 million gallons of
water a day during peak demand while another 12
million galloon► Dome fmm a supply plant on the
Ajax lekefioat.
Dwhoro director of operations Jadt McCorkell
says, "We don't anticipate (insufficient water
capacity), but we have no gnraraotees time might be
some lower presstue. At this particular me, folks
won't notice any diffeieaoe at a1V
He adds, "We're donkful, if it was going to hap-
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ment." Mr. Martin said. "Of course, the
Catch-22 is the Atomic Energy Control Board
is the gatekeeper. They decide if they are
going to relinquish power. It's no surprise that
they chose not to "
Then Mr. Martin questioned the credibility
of the AECB, saying most of its member% had
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Poor parent turnout
at kindergarten forum
proof furor over: board
By SAL BOMMARITO
STAFF RFTO RTE R
DURHAM — A poor parent turnout at a public open hour: on all -day kinder-
garten Wednesday night is a sign the omtroversy surrounding the program has final-
ly died down, Durham Board of Education officials contend.
The school board hosted its first of three public: forums designed to get parent
input on ways to improve the program, which has been in effect since last
September.
Two other open houses have been scheduled for Feb. 15 (Whitby and northern
communities) and Feb. 22 (Ajax and
Pickering). Wednesday night's open
bouse was held for Oshawa parents and
trustees. Inside
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worked for the nuclear industry in the past. Dr. Bishop
responded that it should come as no surprise that those knowl-
edgeable in atomic energy had worked in the nuclear industry.
'That does not mean that they owe the industry anything. or
takes away from their integrity as regulators," she said,
Energy Probe's Norm Rubin said he wasn't concerned
about how many of the AECB's members had worked for the
nuclear industry in the pact.
"I'm more concerned about how many still do, in effect,
work for the nuclear industry," he said
Most of the questions asked by the public were laced with a
certain level of cynicism concerning the AECB and Ontario
Hydro. And many of the answers were accompanied by a
good dose of technical jargon.
Ajax resident Bob Willard tried to get the AECB represen-
tatives to tell him what level the agency accepts as a safe
amount of tritium in the Pickering station's effluent but could-
n't get a number.
Mr. Willard pointed out that many international regulatory
agencies were moving toward lower levels than what is
acceptable to Ontario Hydro.
AECB representative John Waddington said that zero tri-
tium was an ideal goal, but unrealistic.
As a regulator, we have to regulate at a safe level" he said.
Another member of the audience asked if the Pickering
facility could withstand an earthquake measuring six on the
Richter Scale.
Mr. Waddington replied the Pickering plant is in a stable
geological area, but the station was built to remain undamaged
should a quake hit.
"In my opinion, the station will withstand a level six earth-
quake." he said-
After
aidAfter the meeting ended, many in attendance still did not
feel reassured about the safety of nuclear power.
"I think so many of the answers, to me, were quite convo-
luted and hard to understand," said Janis Mitchell, an Ajax res-
ident and environmental activist. '"Ibey didn't give simple
answers to simple questions."
Pickering resident Keith Ramdeen felt the evening was a
public relations exercise.
"I don't think they answered the questions," he said. "I
think they were skirting around the issues."
Mixed reaction expressed
FROM PAGE 1
only paying lip -service to their concerns.
"A kit of people didn't bother coming because they think
it's a doer deal. People feel they weren't listened to last year.
They see (the open house) as the board going through the
motions."
The handful of parents who did attend the open house had
mixed comments about the program.
Beth Cubia, who has a son in the all -day kindergarten pro-
gram at Harmony Public School. said she'd like to see the
board revert to the half-day program.
"My son is exhausted at the end of a full day," she said.
"You have to wonder how much they're seaming."
The kindergarten teacher is wonderful. She's really coat -
mined, but if it doesn't go back to half-day I don't know if it's
going to change anything," sbe added
Darlene Griffiths, whose daughter also attends Harmony
Public School, says she's concerned her child isn't eating
properly at hnncbtiaue.
"Kids at tris age need a4mvisim at lunch," she said.
However, Mrs. Griffiths quali&d her statement by nymg
"I can sex more advantages than problems with the program.
The biggest problems am inoonhveaieaoe:s for parents."
At the other cad of the spectrum, Chris and Todd Green
said their son, whu attends E k Lmell Public School, is tuiv-
ing in the fulWay kindergarten program.
`"Our son loves it," said Chris Craea. "He's had no prob-
"I pix the idea they're learning to go the full day," added
Todd Green. "It's an easier transition to Grade 1 "
Anne Gould, whose son attends all -day kindergarten at
Kedwe Public Scholl, says the program has bemefided him.
"I believe he's accomplishing more than my daughter did in
the half-day program lash year. He wishes he could go all day,
every arty"
Mrs. Gould said she's helped her son make the transition
into the program as a patent volunteer at his scbooL
Kedron principal Tune Evans said parent involvement `5s
credal" 1D the ptogroWs success.
"Parents who an involved with the school are much more
understanding about the prim. We use parerht volunteers
for a variety of tasks."
,Despite poe ts' cocoanuts, kinde rpstem students have inte-
grated well with older children during recess and kmcbdme,
the principal said.
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Cop guilty'of unlawful arrest
By SAL BOMMARITO
STAFF RFTOIrM
PICKERING — A Durham Regional
Police officer has been found guilty of
misconduct by a three-member civilian
board of inquiry.
In its decision, the board ruled
Detective Randy Wiles, an officer with
the Major Crime Unit, "made an unlaw-
ful arrest, without good and sufficient
cause," in a case involving Pickering
resident Cornelia Vesna of Douglas
Avenue.
Mrs. Vesna was arrested and charged
with theft over $1,000 on Nov. 28, 1991.
The charges against Mrs. Vesna, relating
to items she had in her possession
belonging to her estranged husband
Brad Vesna, were dismissed in
December of 1991. Mrs. Vesna subse-
quently filed a complaint against Det.
Wiles, the arresting officer.
She testified before the board of
inquiry last July that she told police prior
to her arrest she would not return the
items because she had a court order giv-
ing her legal possession of them. When
she failed to produce the court order, she
was arrested.
Det. Wiles, a 19 -year veteran of
Durham police, now faces a penalty
hearing some time this month. The
penalties range from reprimand to dis-
missal.
The board also dismissed an allega-
tion of discreditable conduct against Det.
Wiles in connection with the same inci-
dent.
"The officer had a duty to make a rea-
sonable investigation to determine
whether or not there were reasonable
and probable grounds that an offence of
theft had been committed," the board
ruled.
"But the officer looked at only one
side of the story," the board said.
The board also found Det. Wiles
failed to obtain a search warrant before
arresting Mrs. Vesna.
Det. Wiles's lawyer Bernie O'Brien
says his client is pleased the charge of
discreditable conduct was dismissed by
the board of inquiry. However, Mr.
O'Brien says his client will appeal the
board's ruling on the unlawful arrest
charge before the Ontario Court -
General Division.
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.:DURHAM — A woown hired in .,son," says her One of the wheels bounced over
n f vak accident on Hwy. 401 on the sale, a [text -door � ' the centre guardrail into oncoming
kjm bottler Tuesday was a "warm, neighbor to the ! traffic and collided with Ms.
mtgoW& friendly, beautiful per- dead woman and Worona's car, crushing the roof. It
� ily. _ finally carte to a rest in the north
Angela Worota, ditch of the highway. The other
Runaway wheels _31, of Whitby,wheel landed harmlessly in the
j 4eajoyed snownw- ;. south ditch, according to police.
not unusual� �� a>gela diving The tractor -trailer, which
and she was part of Agel a belonged to �1iy-hased Universal
DURHAM — A veteran .....by, say�oe Worona in hushed by Oan PP mechanic part of the
ArnCan IAd, was being examined
enforcement officer with the o� from his home on Dymond investi�tios into the accident.
Ministry of Transportation of ; ..Drive in Whitby,where Ms. A s who did
Ontario says it's not unusual for O°�y P°k�'a�
tractor -trailer wheels to conte loose .<morona's parents, relatives and not give his name, wouldn't com-
on the highway. ,.*kods jam together Tuesday and meat on the ongoing investigation
But according b Bob Macbestte, `:Wednesday to mourn ler death. into the ranee of the mishap.
g "She made a lot of good friends "The accident is still under inves.
enforcement co-ordinator for the „Wot�na. b the
MTO's Oshawa office, it's ram that the yam' says �� y police and our own
the wheels hit something after they Ms. Warora, who was single, had people. I've been in the business 22
lived
come loose as happened Tuesday in Toranb std Oshawa at ver- years and I've never seen anything
morning when a Whitby woman ions times before moving in with her like it," he says.
was killed on Hwy. 401 near the >p°�' Michael std lEileetn. The woman's uncle says her fami-
Ajax-Whitby border. She died instantly when the tar ly is "in a state of shock" over the
"It's not the first time it's hap- ,she was driving was crushed by a accident, which happened as Ms.
runaway tractor -trailer wheel Womna, who worked for a
period. But they usually don't hit'
anybody or kill anybody," Mr. Tveeday mocnitrng. attioe telephone company in Whitby,
Machesnesays Police say two rear wheels was driving to Toronto on bueineaa
Angela Worona, 31, who was :snapped off an eastbound tractor" Along with her parents, Ms.
driving to Toronto in the 401's trailer and bounced into oncoming Worona leaves three sisters — two
westbound lanes near Lakeridge
traffic in the westbound lanes of who Hive in British Columbia and
Road, was killed when her car was Hwy. 401 near Lakeridge Rod on one in Toronto — and three broth -
crushed by two wheels that had At Ajax -Whitby border Tuesday ers who reside in the
come off an eastbound ttaaor-trail- p10 Oslav0a0Wb1ltby area.
er. -
The MTO is not involved in the
investigation being conducted by
the Whitby detachment of the
Ontario Provincial Police, which
employs its own licensed mec�an-
ics, Mr. Macheme atphi Ls.
Fbiice say one of the wheels that
came off the mar of dee eastbound
tractor -trailer bounced over the
guardrail into oncoming traff e
while the other ended up in the
ditch [tear dee eastbound lanes.
"The wheels are usually on the
same hub. One usually coarses off
by itself; two usually don't come
off together," Mr. Machesne says.
Mr. Madresne says its not sur-
prising the wheel crushed Ms.
Womna's car.
"The wheel would be guying at a
quite a speed and they weigh
between 200 and 300 pounds." he
says.
Under provincial laws, truck dri-
vers must inspect their wheels and
do a general inspection before get-
ting
etting on the road. WM inspectors
also check trucks at weigh scales.
"But we're limited in the amount
of personnel. It's the responsibility
of the owner and driver."
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card that housing prices are going to drop.
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three c6ffereat newscasts over the last 40 years. The more things change - the
mom they stay the same.
Don't lose your perspective by thinking only short term. One of societies
stabilizing influences is the average homeowner. They bet on the future by
locking themselves into a 25 year mortgage which takes a lifetime of effort to
pay off. That's stability. And look around when times 4et tough. Who's
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Farewell
brother
A Metro Toronto Police piper and color guard
along with hundreds of area residents paid their
last respects to retired Toronto sergeant and
Pickering resident Gord Powell at his funeral at
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Pickering
Village Thursday afternoon. Mr. Powell, 47, inset.
died Sunday morning when the snowmobile he
was riding crashed through the ice on Dalrymple
Lake near Orillia. photo by Ron Pietroniro
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Pickering pair busted
in pyramid scheme
By RICK VANDERLINDE
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERnSER
PICKERING - Two Pickering residents and a
Whitby man were arrested by York Regional Police
following investigation into an elaborate pyramid
scheme offering a SI -million payoff.
Undercover morality squad detectives charged six
people following a meeting at a Newmarket hotel last
Friday.
An officer who secretly attended the meeting said
about 100 people showed up to hear bow they could
make up to $1 million by selling "educational" prod-
ucts.
Constable Dominic Stilo says the operators told
potential salespeople they could make 58,750 in the
first phase by investing $1,250.
The salespeople would sell the "educational" prod-
ucts for $1,250 to two people, who would then sell to
two more people until a chain reaction created a "pyra-
mid" of participants.
By the fourth phase, the lead salesperson could
make $1 million by investing $125.000.
The first educational product was a three-page book-
let informing new salespeople how the pyramid system
worked.
Const. Stilo says other educational products consist-
ed of "motivational- material similar to the paid -pro -
graining shows on television.
"They're trying to circumvent the law by selling a
product." Const. Stilo says. "But eventually you run
out of people and someone gets hurt. You need a
tremendous amount of people to keep them going."
Police anticipate more charges in connection with
the scheme. Const. Stilo says police aren't charging
people who simply attended the meeting.
Charged with being a party to an illegal scheme are
a 45 -year-old Pickering man, a 35 -year-old Pickering
woman, a 32 -year-old Whitby man. a 53 -year-old
Toronto man, a 45-vear-old Barrie man and a 21-vear-
old Newmarket man.
Region can meet local water demand, officials say
FROM PAGE 1 surface," Mr. Silgailis says. "How serious the leak is we don't
pert, it happens now" because water demand drops in winterknow, but any leak has to be repaired."
During this season, about 12 million gallons of water are The leak is in an area where a subdivision is being built, Mr.
used in Ajax and Pickering a day. Thompson says. "A gas line is going in. Whether developer
Ken Thompson, Region director of engineering, says, activity caused the leak we have to investigate."
"There's no grave emergency at this time. If it was mid -stem- The cause won't be known "until we expose the pipe. I
mer, there's cause for greater concern. We feel we can meet believe that will be early next week," Mr. McCorkell says.
the demand."
Works commissioner Vic Silgailis told regional council
Wednesday water reservoirs may be filled up and water re -1. � ECOVER
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In the dark
The Atomic Energy Control Board had all the
right things to say late last year following the heavy
water spill at the Pickering Nuclear Generating
Station.
But on Wednesday night it effectively lost any
credibility it might have had in the eyes of the people
living in the shadow of the plant.
Regulates from the AECB held a public meeting
in Pickering as part of its effort to "do a better job of
communicating" with the public. Instead, those in
attendance carne away rare convinced that the feder-
al atomic energy regulatory body was here simply to
take part in a public relations exercise.
And that is simply unacceptable in a cornmunity
that has informed itself (through watchdog groups
like Durham Nuclear Awareness) about nuclear
power. Citizens in the communities fed power by the
Pickering plant carne prepared with articulate ques-
tions and comments. But they were, essentially,
insulted with unnecessarily convoluted answers that
skirted the issues.
As an example, one resident attempted to have the
AECB say what the agency accepts as a safe tritium
level in the plant's effluent.
The answer. "As a regulator, we have to regulate
at a safe level_"
The AECB faces two challenges here, boat of
which are entirely within the agency's control. First,
it must not only operate independently of the nuclear
industry, it must appear to operate independently.
Second, it must be more accountable to its decisicxrs
on Durham Region's nuclear plants.
Only then can the people in Durham Region begin
to more readily accept nuclear power's place in our
fives.
Tie Ajax's birthday party to Canada's
To the editor:
In response to Janis Mitchell's letter
regarding the lack of community support for
Ajax's 40th birthday: If you thought it was so
important, maybe you should have been the
leader and organized the big day.
In times of fiscal responsibility I think it
would have been inappropriate for the Town
IrnfoSource Poll:
Inst week we asked: Should an
inquiry be held into the Durham
Regional Police investigation of the
Christine Jessop murder?
yeS 3 No
6601v It 1E 34%
l I MIT
Would you be willing to pay additional
taxes as a measure to help reduce
Canada's deficit in the upcoming
"federal budget
YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE:
NO: Punch 8027 683-7040
to put tax dollars into an individual celebra-
tion for the Town's birthday. That doesn't
mean that we forgot or don't care. It means
that the Town has a responsible focus and pri-
orities for 1995 and beyond.
I would much rather see a joint celebration
with Canada Day at the beautiful site of
Rotary Park on a warm summer day, (at a
time of year when life is not as stressed as it is
during the holiday season), or during Home
Week. If it doesn't happen that way, I'll
expect an invitation to your celebration, Mrs.
Mitchell.
T.M. Slater
Ajax
Do you feel safe sharing our highways
e asked. with transport trucks?
-- asked at the Ajax Plaza
MARGO
HUMPHRIES
"I'm always afraid of
trucks. They aren't as
manoeuvreable and
don't stop as quickly."
JIM WELLS
"It is an issue with
the speed they travel and
their numbers. And their
mechanical condition is
also an issue."
DON IONDERMAN
"They aren't as well
regulated as they should
be. And their mechani-
cal condition—is it
checked often enough."
MARY
MAWHINNEY
"It does (concern
me). They drive too fast.
It's frightening."
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CHINESE NEW YEAR: The
Chinese Heritage and International
Language School holds a Chinesex
New Year celebration at Eastdale „, ,
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Collegiate and Vocational Institute, ' " ...*W.
265 Harmony Rd. N., Oshawa.. r' s •'' '' .w --
Tickets are $5 for seniors 65 and
over, $5 for children four to 10 and $8 s
for children 11 and over and adults.
For tickets call (905) 579-3628
(Mrs. Ho), (905) 430-8642 (Mrs.
Chen) or (905) 432-7684 (Mrs.=-
Couple pleads .�f• �� :�µ �� ;, ��,; � w _ . � � ..�
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by a burglar are appealing to the ban- .ems. +rw. .. .rte .. .rte 5 �
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Mr. Johnson. The couple discovered TW
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the items from the home.accwft
The couple is hoping the burglar ,.•�., _- ,
will realize the tape is of Ito value.
except to the family, and return it, no
Ilestions asked.
Another Pickering couple who had " : 28 2 s'339 s 1 �^•••^�^« '109 '29 a2�
videos of their children stolen News. �s
Year's Eve got some of them returned
after a similar appeal in the News I.;.
Advertiser.
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SOFTBALL: The Pickering Girls'
Rep Softball League holds try -outs for
its novice girls' division (born 1981 or
'82) at the National Sports
Amusement Centre, Whites Rd. and
Hwy. 2, from 9 to 10:30 a.m. 839-
6387 (Phil Wickware).
WOMEN'S SOCCER: The
Pickering Elite Soccer Club holds
summer registration at the Pickering
Recreation Complex from 9 am. to 3
p.m.
The club offers recreational soccer
for women over 19. 619-9052 (John
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1995 -PAGE 7
Feb. 3, 1995
Parsons).
SOCCER: The Pickering Soccer
Club will hold registration for its sum-
mer session at the Pickering
Recreation Complex (upper level)
from 9 am. to 3 p.m. Proof of age and
health card number are required when
registering.
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THE NEWS ADVE ISER MIOAY, fBBRUARY 3,1,W.1 -PAGE 9
Nuclear emissions below limit: AECB
PICKERING — Residents
living near the Pickering
Nuclear Generating Station
were exposed to a fraction of
the proposed legal limit of
radiation doses from emis-
sions in the last quarter of
1994, according to the
Atomic Energy Control
Board.
Public radiation exposure
levels published in the
AECB's Radiation Monitor
indicate residents living near
the plant were exposed to 3.2
microsieverts (an internation-
al unit used to measure radia-
tion doses) from Oct. 1 to
Dec. 31 of last year.
As a comparison, the radia-
tion from a single X-ray is
around 70 microsieverts. The
proposed legal limit for radi-
ation doses from emissions is
around 1,000 microsieverts
per year.
The average Canadian is
exposed to 3,000 microsiev-
erts per year from natural
background radiation.
The radiation doses pub-
lished by the AECB are for
people living just outside the
station boundary who are at
their homes 24 hours a day,
drink local water and eat
local fish and produce.
Radiation doses would be
less for those who live farther
from the station and have dif-
ferent eating habits.
The radiation doses were
calculated using data from
the analysis of air, water.
milk, fish and vegetation in
the local area as well as data
on emissions from the sta-
tion.
Anyone wanting more
information can call the
AECB at 1-800-668-5284.
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ALL INCLUSIVE!
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Thursday departures $12M
Feb. 16 1 week
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add S66 departure tax
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& Casino
(standard room)1
Sday aturdepartures
Feb. 11 1 week
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chase off the winter blahs.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
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Take a look in the treasure chest
By LARRAINE ROULSTON
EN'VIRO`'ME%`TAL SPECIALIST
The Pickering Waste Reduction
Committee and the News Advertiser
offer The Treasure Chest which lists
free and wanted items. Until Ajax's
new "All Rs" reuse facility becomes a
reality, the Treasure Chest is a good
way to exchange articles.
To place an item in this monthly
space, call 420-5625 during regular
business hours.
WANTED
1. A folding walker with or without
wheels — 683-380.1.
2. Cribs (anv size). chest of draw-
ers. doubic hed — 0K.1-32:1.
3. Kitchen cupboards — Jan 686-
7840.
4. One 10 -to -12 -foot wood banister
or railing, woman's adjustable cane
and a metal kitchen utility table —
839-1407.
TO GIVE AWAY
1. Large chest freezer — (Oshawa)
Sharon 436-5094.
2. Colonial -style, two wooden
chairs in need of repair — Jan 686-
7840.
COMING EVENTS
Feb. 28. 7:30 p.m.. Pickering
Recreation Complex — PACT's gen-
eral meeting. Bob Rae. Lynn McLeod
and klikc Harris have been invited to
explain how each will solve the
garbage problem if elected in 1995.
GREEN TIP: Candles will gener-
ally keep their shape better and burn
much longer if thoroughly chilled
(kept in the freezer) before using.
CORRECTION: The telephone
number for the Recycling Council of
Ontario was misprinted in the column
regarding RCO's Feb. 20 one -day
workshop entitled "Maximizing and
Sustaining Participation in Backyard
Composting Programs". For informa-
tion. call Jane Snyder at 416-960-
1025.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1995 -PAGE 11
Former mayoral candidate cleared in court
By BRAD REAUME
DURHAM STAFF
OSHAWA - Businessman and former
mayoral candidate Larry Dupuis, 53, was
found not guilty on a charge of common
assault stemming from an incident at an
Oshawa convenience store last April.
Mr. Dupuis was acquitted last month
of dangerous driving in connection with
the same incident. Another two other
charges were also dropped in provincial
court Wednesday.
"I'm very pleased and relieved," Mr.
Dupuis said.
"I wish this was over before last fall's
election. I thought I'd do better in the
mayor's race without this hanging over
my head."
Justice David Stone said touching
someone to gain their attention is not
assault.
Court heard that Mr. Dupuis,
after spotting a man who owed
him money, followed him into a
convenience store and confronted
him regarding his lack of pay-
ment.
Evidence given in court sug-
gested that Mr. Dupuis might
have touched the man while sug-
gesting to him that they move
outside to speak privately regard-
ing the matter.
"classic case" of an attempt to gain
someone's attention and thus Mr. Dupuis
was innocent of the charge.
"We've been landlords for 20
Larry
Dupuis
All witnesses agreed the con-
tact was not violent or threatening.
Justice Stone said the incident was a
years," said Mr. Dupuis. "We're
reasonable people. I'm going to
pursue enforcement of the judg-
ment of debt that already
exists."
Mr. Dupuis said it is too early
to tell if he will run for the
mayor's chair again, though he
says he's fully aware there are
33 months left in the existing
term of city council.
Mr. Dupuis said he is still con-
cerned about the lack of leadership in
Oshawa.
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Woman
assaulted, choked
'OSHAWA - A 20 -year-old man has
been charged in connection with an
assault on an Oshawa woman.
The man, of no fixed address, faces
assault and threatening death charges.
The assault began just after midnight
on Jan 30. Police say the accused and the
woman were walking along Oxford
Street in Oshawa when the man kicked
the feet out from under the woman.
jumped on her and began to choke her,
say police. She got to her feet, but was
assaulted again before a passerby inter-
vened
The woman suffered injuries to her
head, body and neck.
Family loses everything in Oshawa fire
By BRAD REAUME
D1:R11A.M S`rAFF
OS HA W A - An Oshawa family is holed
up in a Whitby motel with few possessions
after fire swept through their Bloor Street
home last week.
"We're still in shock," said Lisa
Randazzo. "The insurance adjustors said
we'd be lucky if we can save even 10 per
cent of the things in some of the rooms."
Adjustors have not yet decided between
gutting the house or tearing it down com-
pletely and rebuilding. In the meantime the
family of five is living in cramped quarters,
uncertain of their immediate future.
"We were taken in by our friends, Rod
and Sue Kammerer, right after the fire,"
Mrs. Randazzo said. "They took us right in,
fed the kids, and removed some of our
immediate worries. I'm very grateful to
them for their help."
Fire department officials told Mrs.
Randazzo temperatures in the home reached
more than 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit. The
fine was likely caused by a cigarette which
fell or was knocked into a sofa bed and
ignited. The result was substantial damage
to the contents of the home as well as struc-
tural damage and extensive smoke damage.
"Videotapes melted into the VCR which
melted into the top of the television," said
Mrs. Randazzo. "The plastic shower curtain
and loops melted into the bathtub. The fire-
fighters were amazed "
Insurance adjustors moved Mrs.
Randazzo, her husband Raffaele and their
three children, Michelle, 5, Kimberly, 3, and
Isabella, three months, into a motel for the
duration of repairs, which could take up to
three months.
Ms. Randazzo said her hustxin d drove by
the house just after the fie and chased away
people be saw picking through the remains.
She fears some possessions which are unac-
counted for may have been looted from the
home. Most of the home's contents were
removed shortly after the fug by the insur-
ance company to see what was salvageable.
"The two older girls are quite devastat-
ed," said Mrs. Randazzo. —Fhev aren't tak-
ing it well. They're upset about losing all
their Christmas toys."
Hospital official faces assault charges
WHrrBY - A Whitby General Hospital official will face assault charges
this summer.
Durham Regional Police say Marc Kealey, vice-president of -community
relations and development at WGH, was charged with assault with a weapon,
assault and threatening bodily harm on Sept. 7. A pre -hearing court date is
scheduled for June 27 in Oshawa Provincial Court at 9:30 am. Mr. Kealey's
solicitor, Michael Boland, has asked for a general division judge and jury to
hear the case. A publication ban on the proceedings was instituted on Sept. 12.
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Arts and Entertainment
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Victims of Luxury: Alternate pop with ethnic flavor
The Victims of Luxury are on their way, says band
member Yaz Atout, of Pickering. The band is made
up of Atout, brother Kareem, Ken Griffin and Andy
Ghandour.
Get out and
sing or dance
DURHAM - The Sweet
Adelines are looking for some sweet
vocalists.
Durham Shores of Sweet Adelines
are holding an open house at 7:30
p.m. on Tuesdays in February at St.
Paul's Presbyterian Church (lower
halls 32 Wilson Rd. N., Oshawa.
No musical experience is neces-
sary. Call 576-0769 (Carolyn) or 509-
5371 (Gail) for more information.
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AJAX - Holy Trinity Church, 91
King Cres. Ajax, is hosting a
Valentine's dance on Saturday, Feb.
1 1 .from 8 p.m. to l am.
Cost is $12.50 per person, which
includes late evening refreshments.
For more information or tickets
call 683-3863, 683-8533 or 428-
3755.
CORRECTION
M our Maxi Drug IM valid from February
2nd to February 81h, 1995, on page 5, the
toNowing items should have read as
I011ows:
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By AL RIVETT
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Yaz Atout and his
bandmates in Victims of Luxury
(VOL) have no time to waste.
VOL, a Pickering -based contempo-
rary pop band, trittered precious little
of it away recording their self -titled
album at a Toronto studio last summer.
The recording, released on the A&M
Hypnotic label in December, has been
a critical success, complete with world-
wide distribution, radio play on
Brampton -based alternative music sta-
tion CFNY-FM, and the video for their
fust single Tie Me Up in heavy rotation
on MuchMusic.
The album was made at breakneck
speed, taking just under a week to
record the 12 -track CD. But, that fran-
tic pace suits Atout just fine.
"I don't want to waste any time."
says VOL's lead vocalist and guitarist
Atout in an interview at his Pickering
home. '"Ibe shorter and quicker we do
the songs, the better I like it. One of the
songs (Sugarbush In) was written 10
minutes after we arrived in the studio.
We recorded it and put it on the album.
I wrote the lyrics on the spot. It's the
same way we made the whole record.
We knew what we wanted to do.
We've played enough live shows to
know what we're doing.
"Too many bands take too long to
make an album. By the time they get
around to hearing it, they've lost that
spark. We didn't want to do it that
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Every Sunday Special 18.95
Dinner Buffet
Take Out Available
Closed 3 p.m. -S p.m. dally
Mon. -Thum 11:90 a.m. 10:00 p.m.
Fri. -Sat. 11:30 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
Md. E
way."
Don't get the idea VOL's swimming
with the mainstream. The band is blaz-
ing its own trail in the poprock genre,
says Atout. He refers to VOL's music
as "alternative pop with an ethnic fla-
vor', utilizing instruments such as the
sitar and tabla drums to add "spice" to
the sound.
"We still play contemporary music.
But, (the instruments) make it more
interesting to listen to," says Atout.
VOL's style, more than anything,
evolved through the band members'
own roots. Atout, brother Kareem
Atout (keyboardist, from Scarborough)
and Ken Griffin (the drummer, also
from Scarborough) are of Arab descent,
while Andy Ghandour (bassist and
vocalist who also lives in Pickering) is
of Pakistani heritage.
"(Our Middle Eastern heritage) is the
main reason we get away with it," says
Atout. "There's an honesty to the
music and it's not a contrived gunmick.
People look at us and know it's not
contrived."
VOL was not an overnight success.
In fact, the band formed 10 years ago
and, for eight of those years, was like
many other suburban bands trying to
make a name for themselves. Atout
says it was VOL's independent record-
ing effort called Too Cheeky two years
ago which opened the doors to its cur-
rent success.
"The indie album created all the
label attention. We were doing show-
cases in Toronto where we would
invite all the A&R (Artists and
Repertoire) people from the record
labels who stand at the back of the hall
and drink free beer. We did that for
about four months and we were signed
by A&M Hypnotic Records."
VOL is currently playing concerts
across southern Ontario — a strategic
move in support of the album as it
"makes more sense to go where the
people have heard our songs," says
Atout. The band's next date is at
Ultrasound in Toronto on Feb. 17. A
cross -Canada tour is in the works in the
spring.
In the interim, VOL plans to do
another video for the new album's
opening song called Wrong.
Atout says the band members have
begun writing for a follow-up album,
but they won't be going into the studio
just yet. When they do, don't look for
them to do anything similar to the cur-
rent album. They don't have time for
that.
"It's important for us to find angles
to make our music unique. We don't
want to do the same things on the next
album. We want to keep our integrity,
he says.
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POPTS
CURLING
Ontario qualifiers left for men's rinks
By JIM EASSON
'ECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTLMER
AJAX-PICKERING —The
ndow of opportunity for
inandale men's rinks to qualify
the provincial championships
closing as the season rolls
Only three chances remain for
inandale rinks to earn a berth
the various Ontario meets. The
en's zone playdown is in
mon on Feb. 11 to 13. For men
,er 40, the intermediate zone
trnnetition is set for the Tam
vHOCKEY
Heather club in Scarborough
Feb. 18 to 20. Lastly, the Silver
Tankard event, which accommo-
dates two teams per club, is at
Annandale Feb. 26 to 27 and
represents the final provincial
qualifier for men's rinks.
D:3❑
Annandale will host the annu-
al St. Valentine's Jitney
Saturday, Feb. 4. Mixed four-
somes will play two four -end
games. Rinks can win prizes
based on their game points. The
event ends with a dinner and
Novice Raiders get!,,
strong goaltending
in recent action
AJAX-PICKERING —
Gijn. Justin Hall, Gavin
The Ajax -Pickering
McCrorie and Ryan
Raiders TD Bank major
Gemon turned in a solid
novice 'AAA' rep hockey
effort.
team recorded a win, two
The TD Bank novices
close losses'and a tie in
came up short 4-1 against
recent league action.
(khawa. McConnachie
The Raiders skated to
scored the lone goal
a 2-2 tie with Barrie.
for Ajax -Pickering,
Goaltender Sean
assisted by
O'Sullivan was bril-
Lynden.
liant in preserving
In a key match -
the draw. Chris AAA up, the Raiders
Papalia and Matt beat Barrie 4-1.
Pernerowski RRID Sawyer was the
were the goal
offensive star,
scorers, with assists to
netting the hat trick.
Brett McConnachie, Derek
Lynden added the other
Lynden, Brian Wilkins and
goal. Chipping in with
Andrew Sawyer.
assists were Wilkins and
Ajax -Pickering dropped
Pernerowski with two
a 1-0 decision -to
apiece, Martiniuk and
Richmond Hill. Netminder
McConnachie with one
Gordie Brettel was out-
each.
standing as he just missed
Barrie scored a late goal
the shutout. The defence of
to spoil O' S u l l i van' s
Kyle Martiniuk, Tyler Van
shutout.
Axe sharp as Canada Trust
scores win over Plaque Attack
AJAX-PICKERING — Canada Trust cashed in for a
9-1 victory over Dr. Afoo Plaque Attack in a recent
Durham West Girls' Hockey Association atom -peewee
house league game.
Christine Axe fired a hat trick and Ashley Black net-
ted two goals for Canada Trust. Singles went to Amy
Black, Amber Desormeaux, Sarah Signoroima and
Jessica Armstrong.
Erin Giraudy, Ashley Desormeaux and Karen
Delmonte all registered assists.
Solid performances were turned in by Kelly Stewart,
Kim Moore and goaltender Jennifer Aprile.
Ironer sign-ups
t Salurfty
PICK RING –
le Pickering
iccer Club will
ild registration
r its summer
ssion at the
i c k e r i n g
ecreation
)mplex (upper
vel) Saturday
am 9 a.m. to 3
CORRECTION NOTICE
In our Sears, 'Fitness Month at Sears,
sale prices start Thursday, February 2,
1995" flyer, page 9, the toddlers booster
seat, 068058, reg. $17.99, on sale for
$14.99, and the ride 'n rest head support,
869002, reg. $26.99, on sale for $21.59
will not be available for the promotion.
We regret that rainchecks are not
available and apologize for any
inconvenience this may have caused our
customers.
dance.
❑❑❑
The last of three draws in
Annandale's men's competitive
league is now under way. Teams
play each other in round-robin
action within their own division.
There are six divisions, and each
foursome moves up or down a
bracket depending on its results
in each draw.
After the last of the three
draws is played there's a double
knock -out draw to determine the
club champions.
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An Oshawa based client/server marketing
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administrator. The ideal candidate will be a
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Computer _iu in VYordperfect 5.1 is essential,
and knowledge of Excel would be an asset.
Mail resume to:
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P.O. BOX 130, STATION A
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OR FAX TO: (905) 4365944
EXPERIENCED
TELEMARKETERS REQUIRED
- Ajax area - Work from your own
home and make outstanding
Commission. No selling involved.
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our sales people. Preferences will be
given to persons with experience &
fluently spoken English.
Call Vaughan at
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683-9177.
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Box 481, Oshawa OnL Lt F4-
711-5
11 mash old and 2 dogs -
we rased sanenoae Wed.
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EXPERIENCED babysit-
br required in our hem. 3
days pr weak to 1 and 4
yr. old. Brock Rd401. 426
7276.
HOUSEKEEPEW NAN-
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diver's frcer". live-nlw-
out (906)477-1828.
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MMM for 3 yr. old and 6
maulu old. sones hoae-
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quer- mss ^vft r man-
Mon. - Fm in my Nee hakes.
22 maMk old and 8 mon8a
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commissions. no
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for 2 acfaolage children,
2079, 9arr41pm
does, to Lard Durham Prrbfrd
Sd" please call Carol 696
Skilled
1135
2102.
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BABYSITTER -Needed
lei my home for 3 daldd
ESTABLISHED Ajax
company is loobrg for a
skilled
p.
tiara with cpiiputer/n ex.
perierwe to start kwa-
diatay to replace sial)
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resume A salary expects -
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REQUIRED a loving re-
sporribb,raon.erraoldag
person b care for 2 In yr.
old a 6 moan old in our
horses Begirnirg March
Mon: Thee. 2-5 pm. ref. a
ncpl. required call 436-
3141
363141
k—r .evswr.
DAYCARE AVAILABLE in
my lion by pediatric nurse
claw b Part, large yard.
any ape walaofrue Lrv«pod /
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$1429. Cennonbal beds,
$299: Over 20 stain cheic-
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906.986.8774.
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beautiful condition
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THER Clocks -Durham's
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MC., financing available. 905 -
WASHER AND dryer
5150_ bog
chest freezer
S10o: L -draped couch with
pug caul tied 5350.: 2 brass
and glass tables $20:
brown redbror $100: leath-
er office Chair $50: gas Pool
healer $100: golf bag and
cart $30: bedrsofa brown
$200: 66019677.
WASHERS, dryers. bridge,
stove. new and recondl-
boed. $225 and up ler to-
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and
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$175 and up lex reconditioned
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ops'afed noraMner and dryers.
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APpiarnces. 227 cart St,
Oshawa. 5767446
WEDDING band $50.
queen size bed and all ac-
cessofes $1300. Inge pic-
fue in trams suitable for
fiwngroam $25 5764367
V
PICTAppliances wanted working
Or not Fridges, stows,
wasters, dryers. Abo want-
ed pock up truck and utihty
tradsr of flatbed reasonable
905 427-2713
BOOKS and pets wanted
Preferably in large quonAoas.
will trade ler anything in my
store. Books Pets and
Things. 216 Dundas St E
Whitby
CLOTHES, FRIENDS.
FASHION . wants on con-
signment. Erdal Goitre.
Flower Girt Dresses . and
First Communion Dresses.
Also accepting children's
clo6wg for tr new, store
cal Lucy 1166 410D
WANTED - olid and an-
tique furniture. anything
old. Sciehitd hnstruments.
China, silver, advertising
spots g toys. decoys, dogs.
milk, bottles, collections, or
estates. Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brooklin.
WANTED - used wedding
gown for coraiglnentSizes
14-24. Sargeart's Rentals.
4331113.
WANTED CAMERAS -
old chiri and 916. Pwal-
lery microscopes, tele-
Moopes, binoculars and to -
WW OwniL Clock wru
es, fufniirs, ariyltiig old.
432-1678.
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1383. Please call 606-3640
SMALL rosary fournd,
bus clop. 420.0638.
LAB Pups, malellemale,
working dwitipa ham raised, . shol.
h*%*" guaranteed. 905-
S794MM
TEAM OBEDIENCE
villein you i you dog are
bugm to work es a Iwm.
Next dam (puppy A no -
We*) cart Feb.11lt A 22nd
(day). Evening Day, and
Sat dashes available, with
rna l classes guarrMeed.
Cal 43111-0(01.
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WAGON - New Transmis-
sion, Ties and Exhaust.
52200.00 O.B.O. Call
(905) 579.9037
1900-1986 cars, lease to
own. Everyone qualifies. On
UIC9 WCB? MA? No inter-
est no credit check. $345
down. 6665-7428
1985 Pontiac 6000 LE
wagon, 8 -passenger. VG
auto.. loaded. Woody -side
panelling. showroom con-
dition, was $3295 now
$2995 certified. Hurry on
this one. 4 more rice cars
to choose from. Call 427-
9722 anytime Russ. Open 7
days/week indoors. Big
Town Sales.
1986 Laser Daytona XT,
fully fully loaded. T -bar Tur-
bo, good miles, one owner,
good Mean running car.
Was $3495 now $3295
certified. Hurry on this one.
Call 427-9722 anytime
Russ. Open 7 days/week
indoors. Big Town Sales.
1967 Hyundai Excel, good
Ares, good battery, runs
well, sold as is $995. 420-
6262.
1981 GMC Beauville van,
seats S. including steeper
seat turning carndiion, re-
quires some work. Asking
$1000 o.b.o. as is. Call
721.2991.
1907 Beauvige Van. Fully
loaded full size passenger
van, $7500 or best offer. Cal
and ask for Ross and Lida
905-434-7509.
1993 Pontiac Asuna Sur,
runner (Tracker), black,
4X4, convertible, 5 -speed
standard, arrVfn cassette,
asking $11,800. Call 985-
1011 (leave message)
1987 Polaris Indy 600 L.E.
Excellent condition, 96 car-
bide studs, new slurs, hard
th rnb warmers, excellent
running motor. very reliable.
New siders and track. $3500
obo. You won't be dtsap-
Ponbd. 905-985.8039 Slew.
111111 Lavaaer tib. z door. WANTED . MOBILE
loaded• automatic, extra HOME For 2 weeks. July
dean- cetbfied. $6000. Cal 1631/95. Must sleep six and
728-0817. be in good condition. Wanted
11181 Sunbird LE, air
con , 4 door. 74.000
kms.certafied. 1986 Beretta
GT, 6 coridsr, auto. a7. so.
New brakes and tires. Cer-
tified 1987 Pontiac 6000
L.E. Will AtAo.(905) 666
0967
94 CADILLAC
ELDORADO
Triple yellow, Low
mileage.
Florida car no rust
certified, full power
sunroof
$4.500.00 O.B.O.
686-1767
APPROVED - bad or no
credn. 1960-68 vetscNs-
Corthed or as is. AP-
PROVED. Suralhrhs Auer.
6e6.9237 OA.T.
1992 Ford Tempo, 4 dr..
auto , green with grey in-
hrat. 23.000 km. Certified
$7900. call Pet« 723-
it
23it 55 or 434.7564.
PRE -OWNED ars and trucks.
1991 Pontic SurDud SE, 6 cyl..
Losd•d 79.000 kd.. while. (1.496..
19M Pontiac Surlvd LE, 4 CVL.r. cast.. 56.650..1980 Sierra 4
door, 6 cyl.. aa, td, Crum. cast.
$7.9%. +989 Sena 4 dr. 6 cykn-
der. r. * cruse, caw.
56,995.. 1989 224 6 CYL. W. 11111.
cries, ass. S7.295.. NO Swot
GLX 4 dr.. 4 cyL, auto, S5,995..
689 Firefly, 4 or.. aao. $42%.
1868 Jeep Laredo 4 x 4. auto.
kmdsd.d 59,495..1989 Chet As-
tra ar, Pas. 7 stator. $9.496;
1980 lurvna Euro, 6 cyl., 72.000
IW.. icadet. $8,995. Many. May
Mae to chokes tram . Cab Ca
Aub Carle, 65 King SL W,
At Midtown Mal, Otalliarra
0;-579.26116.
DEAD OR ALIVE
-FREE flowing ler scrap.
used or abordored ars
a
trucks, thy. pick-up,
op Pricer paid
(41Q 2111-1MI1
DK" OR
AIX"
'FREE towing for scrap.
used «abaridawd rare
a
tucks. 1111% pick-up.
oP Ppm Paid-
34"
111115 CHEW, *1111 1
corrtitorh, new Into in Do-
oemtber,new paint, dud a*
hatwt, new box bwr, extra
Met of cm* iii rims .Ask-
ing $0000. Pies" tat
Rhonda 619-9500 9-5 Or
427 0035 agar 5:15 P.M.
09 G.M.C. 314 extended cab
35o, loaded. auto O.D., A-1,
low form. only $13,500 tan.,
2632575 80w.
by a Clean. Well Behaved
Family. Please call (905)
434-0431
1 111 bedroom
basement apt. ,
$500/mo.
Plus hydro.
Near 401.
Available March 1
434-3942 after
2:30 p.m.
1 BEDROOM basement
apartment living room,
Large ktcen, 4 piece bdn,
appkanoss. Privets err
trance Oshawa Skipping
Cents. area 726-5570
2 bedroom bas arrirht apt.
for rent available irwm-
di1My. New, carpet 5686,
month. call for details 427-
7768. Pitkerng.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE.
LY - in Whitby apt building,
spacious carpeted. newly
panled apt*. with balcony.
Close to bus. stropping. a1
utilities included. FirsVlast
required. No pets. ores bdrm.
$625. 2 bdrm. $725. 3 bdrm.
5775 tall 430-0134.
AVAILABLE OWDIATELY
Bright row I bedroom base-
mexaWrtmierr. Fr4p,Stow.
Heal Hydro. Cade. Car"
Vac, at nclidsd FIA an
kid all. aak apboaards. Mum
M to appreciate. 5696.00.
Cities b bks Mass Fe*&M
Rsroruewo180nr7214 492
PIC:KFr11NC.- Fir Rrxnt
Bright.
Clean, revdy renovated.
bachelor Apt Separate err
trance. new kitchen. new
balL
Utiles and Parking nduded.
$550 / mond. Can 837-
1415,
Call
CLASSIFIED
for friendly,
professional,
personalized
service
AJAX - ore bedroom
basement apt. quiet spa-
G10u'a. 4 pc ball oan, Wait -
dry. cable. all nnclunnw.
clove to all amenities.
$625 available wvfo"ty.
c
663.0799. Non Smoker.
„
401d-
AJAX - Harwood . 1 be
at>Z
room basement apartinent.
clean. bright, air condiored.
laundry. parking. 5495 ncki-
sive. Cal (905)2761115015.
AJAX south - W9e4 brit
clean. 2 bedroom basarrwt
apartnent. separate en-
trance, Laundry. no arrvokirhg
or per, 11695 pin 1/3 uob-
ARYwill be happy
ties. Available Maras 15. car
t0 help you with all
(905)426-7298.
your classified
AJAX Odors Tower, -
spaoiohn aoar>ments• 910111111
advertising needs!
building, dam to shopping.
4ot, d Go. Pod, sauna, auaa, 2 2
CALL TODAY.
bedrooms, Immediately,
March i. tipD G' 6l-
-
576 9335
8571 until 7:30 pain.
AJAX- 1 bedroom bass-
FaX.579-2238
ram Aparitiril , separate
entrance. a/G Mailable for
CLEAN flafrhiMfwd one bed-
na►ernolom0 singlio with no
roan baMenatint Suitable for
pets. awilabM mow 111M.
our person. ANdrip $550
cam 8e3-3e9t2
rrowimt. Non Mmiol.r. No
pats. Available it.- illy.
AJAX- Larger Oe�comi
Wliby. 1369718.
WOO bamt Apt up art 4
app.,CIA,C/V, part lar-
HARWOOD a fFwy 2 -
rtiMlte a / u ilia mished Pact-
basenwN jiunior 2 bed -
tat Aad 5750 iriclaive,
rO°m' 4 no
pow kit"Ust 5675 in -
raf available imrrtedWly
climbs uelkWicable. Avail-
426 -7072
able wonedowly. 066-
ALTONAfBNEPPARO
7092.
largo one bekboaat, fur-
LIVE M h co rilyt Ismaili -
aid larch 1. prole-
US"" in North Odwv ia.
Single. $650 niori8ily lawTwo
bedroa(m aprtnarM n
firevlaoe, air tandton@4
tum house;t 1/2 bail bo -
central vac, able, sepwal*
Plw. $950 Par lnicfiln awM4
eniranoe. 509-2491.
lrtbleftarct kL 725-9991
33 & 77 FALBY COURT
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in
family building. Air conditioning,
broadloom, 2 applanCesn laundry
facilities and underground parking
included. From $743-$833.
686.0845 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
SELL R NOW
CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363
MAIN floor of house for
rent, 3 bedrooms, use of
pod and 1/2 of driveway.
Close to schooWsbes. No
dogs. Basement and ga-
rage excluded. S875/mo.
all induscve. Available
March 1. 579-4653.
NEWLY renovated - s 1pa-
rate entrances. 2 bedroom.
basement. washer. dryer,
fridge, stove, da, div, 1
Parking spot, dose to GA
bun stop. unties nc�laided.
1200 sq. h $925hrXXad ,
lirsVtast requio Feb 15.
11905) 428-832S.
NORTH OSHAWA-south
Tautbn. PAAGOWS+nr.osSt
area in 12-plex, two bed-
room. Parking. u sibes and
cable included except hy-
dro. Laundry facilities.
Newly Renovated . Avail-
able Martin 1 N5, 5M Ocif
month. Ftrwi ask. No
Lease.Call (905) 5762982
North wain oshaw
Avail" anter.
2 bed ocm newer '2 plot A-1
ora. rusrdoM, bakbA',
parkmq appkuu'es. awe ,
aundry tac. vine. SM duaral
C4M
w r24 -2115C
OSHAWA - one bedroom
apartment in 17 Quebec St
$430/month plus hydro.
Available ammedialely First
1:2 of last required. Cap
Steven (905) 571-3229.
OSHAWA - your cat a wel-
comd ImmaCuiai two bed-
room Two level apartment in
darning olds' dulloMx. Large
and spacron wrhuge IOWPknne
floats $750 . I? u" -
Ask abouat no ret increase
spam 905-7230997
OSHAWA
1 bdrm
561 -5569
2 bdrm - 9
CWWA" units. Includes
heat. cable. hot wale(,
par". new appliances.
T~ pays hydro.
4364708 or 4048222
OSHAWA North - One ant
Pickering 1 bedroom. base-
ment Apartrrent. Liverpool
Rd./Hwy. e2 separate err
francs / laundry. parking and
lots of storage $1500001
month ,kisne. Call
(905)509-1651.
Pickering Liverpool / 401 3
bedroom , condo , 1 I/2
baths 2 appliances. near
GO, PTC., available now.
5950 incl sive. no pets call
(416)609-2732
PICKERING- I bedroom
bsml. Apt.. RougMrrtouM /
Dyson. first Last Feb. t art
w ckmmw $550 all after bpm.
509-1163
WESTSHORE Largs.
Wight 1 bedroom, base -
merit apt Large. dean est
n kitchen. Laundry. lot, Of
rlight . Nonsrihoks'.
ival
no pats. March 1st 5695
a ndusrve. 837.78M
SOUTH AJAX 2 bedroom
bassrnsnt aciartment 5625.
month nckniw. Arlt wail tart
required. Laundry Parking
available arwnedia".. 6815-
2M
862336 afW 5 p m
TWO large bedrooms lot
rent with fridge. sloe.
Laundry, parking rock,
on a quiet erset. Oshawa.
S-,= 72S-0067
VACANCIES! Call Ihe am
stop nw w shop fair a BET-
TER selection. DURHAM
HOME RENTERS. (905)
428-1278 minimal fee.
LANDLORD'S ADVERTISE
FREE"
WHITBY - tags 2 bedroom
studio apartrnsnt w/bakony.
sap. cam. room and kvwng.
room, parking for 2. 6795 .
utiles. Call 666.4321 6511
4623 or 416-269-5"9
WHITBY - One bedtoom
apartment ler rent. 5525
per month plan hydro. tsV
last required Also 2 bed-
room 5625. Phone days.
725-8911 evenings "66-
4016.
WNITBY-lbedroom pat
furnished baserrent apt.,
sutable ler quiet. worlung
matureperson 5500
month, available now (905)
509-06,13
two bedroom, available nr WHY twit wit you can own
eediatefy a February tst. your own from lex Ica than
Fridge, stove, u"m nclud
Her -
ad 7232094 You tiiwCb" Call Davis wY
OSHAWA Nath - Ora and lurk sale' Tip. a.
two beroonr, available En- Sinal Realty (19911)) LLdt
radia" « February IM. (2 �w «(905) 6166
3211.
Fndge, MoveuMMs ndld-
ad 7232094
OSHAINA, 2 bedroom $689.
in %J*X with laundry 111110111-
Includes
aciFIncludes u W ss, 2 ap-
Cawrmni*rM
b and �city bus taunt.
AvaiaDle Feb. 49:5.0677.
OSHAWA- keen, quiMl,
20 -pleat, 2 bedr5894,I
5,
1 bedroorri 5806. palling.
appi8r-, UW- irckd-
ad Available Fob 1 or bar.
deposit nMgoliable. (Sin-
corW) 579-9127.
OSHAWA Courlioe Town
ire, one bedreorrh ground
War of how, newer awes,
Gepleos, wwlkoul b back
yard $560 part mo. link.
Available now. 428-3271
PICKERM Village, - 98
Church St S. new Our -
rushed bachelor in apt
building, own 'try, l un -
dry, Parking. cwt, ro Pel
dose to Go, 905.509.2038
«4162"1610.
PICKERING - BROCK a
HWY 2. Seaufilul bight and
WW 2 Dedman walkout
b"w w It apwftg M, do"
to tI ; Fir - mr and Picltr-
irg taraiL F " and ull)-
lieM included, non-
unokefs,$700 fmnut
Available March 1.6tr6-1860
PICKERING - two bMdoari
beMerwt apaArant scar
tai* etlrana. 4 appliances,
SM inckaive. call (906)
azo -a776 «(906)639.4666.
3 bedroom, main levet.
Boor A trrdvisw. Close to
401. Pint loos. Fridge.
Move, dalkaaaiw. $800 + 1/
2 utilities, Call 404409.
AJAX- 3' 1 , - ns. 2.5
batt famWy room wailrs-
place. ahrm systifm, c v.,
Irnwd yrA schook nw-
by. Available now Cal (416)
S86-6722 at (905) 0636004.
AJAX - Ores bedroom.
appiarross. Mkt garage.
Large bard, 119011rd Pod.
Avail. Mar. 1. $1100
rnanity + NikMs. Car W&
066.3637.
AJAX by to lake, komary
four1omd-m, air con., akY-
lighM, school bus, $1300
monthly + initis.. (416) 330-
4750 leave message.
ASSIIME without quardy-
i g micargag*, $114,000.00
at 8 1/2 % li 11-97, Odw-
wa 4 bedroom haute, ape
Apt., be throoms Priced
$124,900 =1 CaWina Lo-
Pez, Su1bn Group 436-
0990 «42641274
"'ME f4EW5rA1DVlKRTISBR FAfDAY, FEBRUARY 3;1995-PAGE'15
AVAILABLE at Markham 3
Sheppard, maim Level of 3
bedroom bungalow. Ga-
rage, air conditioning, 4 ap-
pliances, large yard. in
quiet court. $825 pkis pert
utilities. Available March 1.
Days 416222-4700 even-
ings 905-472-8187.
BAY RIDGES
2 Storey, 4 bedroom,
1800 sq. rt, new noorKry,
paint, carpet, 4 new W
pliances, private laundry,
fenced yard, deck, no
smokers. no pets. 5990
plus. 213.
831-7239
BAY RIDGES
2 storey. 4 bedroom.
1800 Sq. A. new flootirg.
paint, carpet, 4 new ap-
pliartm, private laundry,
fenced yard. deck, no
smokers, no pets $1050
plus 2/3.
L 839AW
BEAU VALLEY- 3 bed-
room bungalow on quiet
court. finished rec-room.
double drive. close b
schools. bus. ref. hist / cast
436-1034
BELIEVE iT
=500 Down.
Why rate When you can
own a Wrd now 3 or 4
bedroom woo detached
home on Lugs lel. Cat
(905) 6236549.
BOWWAW41LLE war!ed
responsible couple or srn-
g o person to rent a cute
newly renovated. 2 bed-
room bungalow, frdibng
Lake Ontario. Rel requai ,
1- and last $750 plan ubl.
available now. (905) 639-
5746-
N.WHITBY Spotless 3 .1
bedroom bungalow 2
baths. garage. large yard
WW sale regfibahood
$975 plan Pas 579-4479
NO DOWN PAYMENTn
Good «e cat'- Good pb� you
ran buy for the once of reit
wlwle prices and rats an
drown. Cal Do* or Brant
ConrnunAy Financial. %6-
6805
OS14AWA - Luxury 2400 sq.
R 4 bedrooms. central awl,
vac. 2 112 bate, double ga-
rage N W. area. Furnished -
heg0bable, unfurnished -
$1500 pin. Phone 723-8392.
OSHAWA Downtown 3 -
1 bedroom.available
Match 19t Brad bored
throughout d healing
$845 Plus utibibes can
(906)988-4808
PICKEiiING 3 bedroom
seams, class to Go, 2 aP-
piances, S10951Mplus
ublrbes Math 1. 905-839-
3069
PICKERING, 4 bdrm.
home near Flea Market
appliances included. firs i
Last Available now 51060
Plus unites. 8395746
PICKEFVW_ For Rem,
Clean. newly renovated
bachil« Apt. Separate
sntran. New Nichol. rrw
bath
Ubkbee and Parking rr
luded
5550 / month. Cad 837-
1415.
SOUM AJAX
Detached 3 bedroom
2 story , attached ga-
rage , fenced yard,
rec-room $10001
month plus
ublities.
Mel Knight
831-2VII
WHITBY 2 Ibedrocran tsar
d
lenconte dvw
*9 $743+ uM t*s. Avail-
able March 1 at to be ar-
ranged 666.6933 after 6
Pm -
WHO says you cannot al-
told to buy a haw, 3 bed-
room bwtou se tarniss for
$4601mayh. (P a 9 3 bed-
room bungalow carries for
$7150 /moral+ (Pan Pkas
mon. Cal Mark Sleplay,
Reflux Acolord 5763111.
XTRA, Ms. nod all MbMA
it M-Ipp faywto born
$810. 2 and 3 bedroom
hones. Cal Thomas C.
Pike. Sales rap., Rarriax
"ad Realty Ltd. 576-
3111. -Why renrY Buy!
VALLAIM PEAK -
CO-OPERATIVE HOMES INC.
Are now accepting applications for 3 bed-
room Townhouses.
Some availability April 1.1995. Market rent
only.
$927.00 monthly plus utilities.
Applications may be picked up at the Co -
Op office at 1990 Whites rd. Pickering,
Monday to Thursday 9:00am to 4:00pm
RESPONSIBLE FE-
MALE looking for unfur-
rsshed master bedroom.
4pc. en suite, cable. use of
kitchen for Feb.28C1 Reler-
ence available $500/mo.
Erica 831-8428
CAPITAL Properties
would like to offer you the
best in Oshawa La"
Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom
town homes. Starting at
$700 Cal John Zvguks
4361384 now n
DUFFIN'S
CREEK CO-OP
1555 Finch Ave.
Townhouse
213DRM.-$754.00+
3BORM.-$844.00+
4BDRM.-$949.00+
Pick-up Apps.,
Sat..Feb.4'95
gam-2pm
Ifo CALLS! 1a St40W
AJAX Furnished roan lot
rent in clean quiet hams.
le+vdry and uthan included.
Close to bin and iroppshq
Non srroker ava labN xnnne-
dhately. 5400 Per month
6867260
AJAX - Furnished room
Shared accommodabons.
590.o0/wesk. Parking,
Laundry. close to GO. bus
and 401 Call Pat (905)
427-7113
ALTONAISHEPPARD-
large rurnished oom in
don ack a hone for ma-
cre firinployed PersoNs4d-
ent. Cable. Bus. Parking.
Share separate kitchen.
bathrooms. $100.00
weekly. evenings SM.
2459.
In quiet new tone. Near
Gerrard and Roseland
Kitchen A T.V. privelbges.
Preferred non-smoking Is -
mule. $3001 month. Cad
725-7563
A
iai=
EAST OSHAWA-hare to
share. own two rooms. UAIi-
bm Parking, and laundry n-
dk,ded. i 450.00/ rm«iti.
norahemoksr. Call (905) 433-
1597.
331597.
St4GLE HALE seeks
r--Wnolorg, protessrofal
W_ r aparrioun haw. site,
gay tarnished. Pnvaae
bath garage storage , Air
derson / RcMMlard available
row 430-5666
WHITBY; Ilot w to share
Thickson 7 Dundee arae. 5
appisrom air induaiv/. Inn
r1i*distaiy $400 month Cal
Sb- 430-2150
AJAX - Two bedroom Con-
do. 5 appliances. pod,
Mauna, whirlpool, freplecs,
$925 monthly. Available
M d, kL Call Al, 420.4316
aaer 6.
EXECUTIVE furnished
suites, complete with dish -
as, linea, teleply«r etc.
Fur w of re: facilities.
Pfimw Whitby location.
$1 SM. plan. 906-652-5126.
$ X) SO FT. commercial
space. King St. Bowman-
ville. includes 2 parking
spaces. water. 2 Pc. bath.
$hoo 1350 sq. n. rndudes
water, part of heat and hy-
dro. front and rear entrance,
store front on King St. 4
Parking spoor. 51300 1950
sq. ft, includes water. part
neat and hydro. King St.
Bowmanvilfe. 2 rear en-
trances. one front entrance.
6 parking spots. 51750.
available Immediately. call
623-4428. ask for George
of
Lunda.
FOR LEASE - Whitby Corry
menial Space. Appro 1500
sq. R plus tot For up to 50
+elides outside. Situated at
a bust intersection. Ideal for
multiply uses $1500.001
moven, utilities . T I. to
be discussed Call ager 7 OD
p.m 905.6664 t a3
BEST RATES
BEST LOCATION
Storage Uovts 6 office,
>t»�e
available from S7S Imo
Located at 401; Park Rd..
Oshawa. 24hr access,
plenty of free parking
723-1191
CLEARWATER fully !ur-
nnhed mode homes, dub
house. heated pools. hot
hubs. is . law 20 minutes
to beaches. NHL Hockey.
Ska Jay beat". dog and
horse racks Children wel-
coma. available March 18.
Less than morel. Cal 1-813
S38-2123.
CONDO for rent wee. of
mach 25-Apnf 1 St Pe-
irsbug Beads. 2 bedrooms.
2 baths. hid pod faakoes.
beach front 5750 U.S Cal
430.6621
GORGEOUS - 3 tedrocm
condo. close to famous
Clearwater bead+. foot la
cuzzn. 880. private yard.
available Now - Dec. for into
and to view photos 6869646
Or 579-3788
OSHAWA - 5 acres, with
farmhouse lex Lease. Rdson
road. north of Taunton,
good for small landscapel
garden business. AGR.
zoned, (416)286-0313.
$137,900 OMhawa (Grand-
viewYperrydowl area). dw
lashed, 2 storey, gaage,n-
law apt. inground pawl. 4
plus 1 bdn.., 2 walkouts,
gas heat, dose to a1 amrtf
Ase. Cal 5714M&
AJAX - Manure area. 3
Bedroom Bungalow . uridr
Total Reriovsdon. New
Wiradows, Siding, Heating,
Electrical, Roofing and
Plumhbing. Whirlpool tub
and large kitchen. To be
completed Approximately
MARCH 1195. $139,900.
Call 6864384. NO
AGENTS PLEASE!)
FROM
$6%900.K
Brand raw 12,3 bedroom
tondo's tip to 1442 sq 1.
AN Sepfrale entrance6.
Cal -tow for mote
QQ
)6234M
, . , ....... .. ... #I - .
PAGE 16 -THE MEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 199S
OPEN House. Sat. Sun. 2-
4. $129.000 BowmanvilleA
bedroom 2 -storey, 2 baths,
garage, fag heat, brick fxe-
place/insert, pone through-
out. Upgraded kitchen and
baths. 142' fenced yard.
pla ycentre. 905.623.2376.
TWO STORY AJAX.Exec-
utive home for long term x1 -
vestment. Unspoiled walkout
basement, overlooks playing
bald, great polenbal.assurr
able mortgage. $203.900.00
can (soy) 666-9153
$ OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS $
Active or Passive Distributors
Revolutionary new products. Share in
profits from T.V. sales.
Investment $7500. (TAX DEDUCTIBLE)
1-800-981-8674
24 Hours/7 days CALL NOW!
WHITBY - $129.900 beau
Public
tiful brick bungalow. 3 bed- • Money • e ' '
rooms. large eat -.n kitchen,
Notices
lovely lot, with 10% down
-11 carry lex only $1022 per $5 o00S25 000 to lend from
mont xtdudmg taxes Ted
S50 monthly. CAN Doug a
Houghton Remax Summit
Brent, 668-6805. Comm u"
668.3800.
Financial Services.
WHITBY -3 . 1 bedroom .
BORROW $10.00) . pay as
family living / dining. 20ft
little as $110 per month.,
deck new wnrdows. roof.
oa.c. Call Jerry, 668-7200.
vinyl siding, heated in
Free consultations. Anbu.s
grid Pool Best reason-
Irwesbmerls Ltd.
able offer No ag" 666-
:p Sale Great Oppo un*V.
4252
MONEY problems" Debt
OPEN HOUSE SAT 8
consolidation. credit ar-
SUN 2 - 4, WHITECLIFF
rargertlenb. Pew budget
(COURTICE) a bedroom
TICplit
planning. credit repair. FREE
back 3 washrooms,
CONSULTATIONS Ontario
Credit Counsellorsw
(Oshawa -
masonry fireplace. Sas
TpptlD) 4351425
heat walkout from kitchen
fsunkh') Open Lamm Call
to deck. Oversized d0ube
OBTAINING A LOAN IS
garage $194.999 433-
NOT GUARANTEED.
5041
SOME COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES. OTHERS DO NOT
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OFF -SEASON
"OU INVESTIGATE
30 After February
5,1995, Ajax Mini
Storage will sell by
Public Auction, The
following
accounts which are
deliquent to cover
the cost of rent and
expenses.
JUDITH LANGILLE
PATRICIA TI W NGS
ARLENE HUMES
Any of the above
tenants may pay
amount owing and
redeem their mer-
chandise at any
time prior to the
auction.
-HOROUGHLY BEFORE
Brock RdJ Hwy.62 SIGNING ANY CON -
5124 000 lo.ely 3 bedroom TRACTS Legal
townhouse. rec-room. ga-
610 Notices
rage. quiet Street aural
complex. C Hunt R.E
Lid-Reaaor (416) 481-2233 • .. .
PICKERING GO 3 bedroom
k wrv+ouse like new. mat-
EnboPerwu woman
page available with low rare
„eek •... busy estab-
and low down payment
lrshed cltrm.c. client low
6104.900 (906)837-0568
over 100 daily. Suitable for
Nail echnicsan. reMxoka
Condos
qsL et. cal Rosanna sig -
1520 for Sale2639
ESTABUSHED dart Satin
WHITBY Saiminds lu xu-
:p Sale Great Oppo un*V.
ry one bedroom. gyre sou
Owner Movaq. Please Cal
na and pod. We ilw.thout
(905)579.7317 ater 6:00
appliances. awd rrnme-
pm
$125.000 8 tea Cal
Dally
Dm (905 6669735 or
FOR SALE - compile auto
(9015)473- =
body shop equipment
fsunkh') Open Lamm Call
906) 668-0853. after 6:00
Lots for
can
GROCERY / CONVEW
IENCE. Wel maintained
business. with great n -
OFF -SEASON
cone. lxobt. Excellent HWY
OPPORTUNITY'
location in se Halibuiion
COUNTRY
highlands call Jaasre Plug
BUILDING LOTS
(705)286-2381 or (705)
Buckhom-5 min from
489-3731Bowes 8 Cocks
Lode. water at cen b
Realty Lit.
TrentiSevern d Sandy
Lde. Only 10%donwt.
OSHAWA .Duk for sae.
From $/9.900. Cal now
all equipment rrcluded
(613) 662.1679
$7500 O.B.O. call Ards
432-1011
A notice to all
creditors in the
Estate of Gertrude
Wlrkzynsid.
Anyone having a
claim against the
said estate is to
provide proof at
the address below
before February
15,1995. After
such date the
estate will be
distributed without
furdw notice to
Creditors.
Timothy C.R.
Var ular
1450 Kingston
Suite 13
PktrmMing, Ontario
L1 V 1 C1
owe rout owN,P.n1
.. -
time business. 39yr. old
Nehoix Mark
lor p wm
S soo bA prior-ewitlded d»ribtdoa. kala stn Wer
wooded trailer IoL Good b get started. cal (905)
raid nand beach. ti A - I/ 606/117 Mort. -Fri. 9.5
2 h. tram Oshawa. 416.431-
1555.
SELL
1r NOW
CALL
683-=7
OR FAX
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ESTATE AUCTION SALE Feb. 4 at 6M p.m.
Myles King Auction Hall 33 Hall St. Oshawa
Modem and anitkim furniture. rehigeraior and marctirg
stove, velvet chesterfield and love seal, glass top coffee
and end tables, swivel chars, dressers, chest of drawers, 2
bedroom suites, barn scales (good condition), china cabinet,
sewing machine, colecllble plates, approx 45, VCR, colour
TV, a parlor stove, antique kitchen cupboard, ice box, wicker
furniture, large quantity of crystal, china rgumes. tools,
TERMS CASH Myles King Auctioneer
- 725-57511 or 713-0501
650 Auctions 720 Deaths
AUCTION SALE FEB. 4/
95. 6:30 P.M. Pethick
Auction Barn, 2498
Cone. Rd. 06. Bowman -
wills (Heydon). Each
week we have a large as-
sortment of antique and
nodern tumduue. appkanc-
es. bola. wlecLbbs and
many od w imsressrg and
unusual items. Vwwrng
from 5 p.m..Sale time
6:30 p.m. Terms aro
cash. Visa. MC or kmler-
act For more rile. cal 1-
905-263-4252. Sale mar►
aged and add by Garry K.
PowNI Auctions, Ap-
prNsals and Liquids -
Voris.
MEMBERS WANTED To
form an Orange Lodge form
'"Is UP Call (905)663-
3196.
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Andy (905)985.2870
SEEKING an ermergeac and
htman lot Valentines. warm
and caring gentleman wmh a
sense of humour who ertpya
a variety of acaness and w a
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and fit wain in her 40s
would love b meet you.
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protect for New Treatment
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mal into pease can
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DATING Serwcas are al dd-
ferent Partner Search im
you select allracbve. probe-
s.orel, sr.piea who adereat
=and have some fun.
Persorul nnatrJxrmg,
afford-
able.
ffordable. long arm nkatrawhpa.
Cal for m y tree broclxre,
uldh no obligation or pres-
sures to pin at 6032414 an -
ROMANS 7 VS. 3
So then, I while her
hr'sbaind fivath, she
be married to artoth it
man. she shat be
Called an adulteress.
Jesus at Scaftro Ngtl
Holiday Inn 7:30 pm.
Jim CCaampowl
1-705324-2364
IRVINE- David Cume.
at Toronto General
Hospital on Tuesday
January 31, 1995. Da-
vid Irvine in his 50th
year. Beloved husband
and best friend of
Sandi Keith. Son of the
late James and Ethel
Irvine. Dear father of
Michie at home. David
of
Oshawa and Stephanie.
Brother of Olive Smith.
Barb and her husband
Gary Evans, Jean and
her husband Vin Walk-
er, Winslon Irvine, Ken
and his wife Carole Ir-
vine, Herb and his wife
Linda Irvine, Winnie and
her husband Mice
Tobin,
Darlene and her hus-
band Bnan Gibson and
the late Mae. Brother-
in-law of Brian and his
wife Maryanne Kelm.
Bev and her husband
Dave Rivers, Bonnie
Paimer. Danny, and his
wife Debbie Kelm, and
many ntices and
nephews. Resting at
the Armstrong Funeral
Home, 124 Icing
Street East. Oshawa
with funeral service in
SL Thomas AnglKan
Church, W brook on
Saturday February 4
at 11 am. Cremation
Thomton Crematorium.
Memorial donation$ 10
the Heart Links
(Tharhsplant Support
Group) would be ap-
preaaled. Visitation
Commencing Thlrsday
7-9 p.m. and Friday 2.
4 and 7-9 pin
SELL IT
NOW
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
THOMAS, Kenneth
Gerald - tragically
entered into rest in his
fifty fifth year.
Beloved husband of
Danielle. Loving father
of Lesley. Brother of
Alex in South Africa.
Brother in law of Card.
Myra and Jimmy also of
South Africa. Will be
sadly missed by Doug,
Carmen, Sandra and
Michael Wentzel and
aunt COee.
He lived and enjoyed
his
life one day at a time.
May he rest in eternal
peace.
Please read your
classified ad on the first day
of publication as we cannot
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than one insertion in the
event of an error.
Foran audio version of the
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Week, call 683-3005
or 405-6591 (Clarington
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A CLEANING LADY avail-
MAGICIAN, clow, friends.
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ready to entertain ler any
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bre house xtdudirg Fridge/
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stove $50. Please call 839-
hind rapers. Magic shows
3378.
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ARE you having problems
7057 or 728-8334
find" bin• to dean your
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home? For prolessanal doing
home cbarwg Cal Helen's magic kr dxldr•n's parties
(416) 969 097 a ( ) glome Services today. 427- and all occas.rons. Have my
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decks. fences, hardwood TIONS quality carpentry.
floorsouafil)t Workman- elecir", pkorhtl% drywal.
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Free Estinnales. off" services. Free eea
MOODY CONSTRl1CT10N makes reasonable rates. No
CALL NEE (905)837-2195 job bo small. References.
Cal 723.1409 anyone.
8 R Manortance Systems
residential. com ercal TWO Handyman to Mantle
Adrg ntutrrtarta. Eloctr►- all your nor `0 pauneng and
d pk-wh— or general r•- small npm - Clunky work
nagaan.
HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS -
041.
6664932.
ARE you having problems
Move bog or small. we Pres
findng tine to clean your
h adng wrth Pro Phonics,
them all' Free estimates.
home? For proles$Kxw
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seniors discount. shortnotice
two cleirwg cal Hebra -s
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moves. Pram• moved.
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Comprable ratan. Cal 432-
1041
MICHALSKI MOVING -
2860ExprinccW
cleaning
TEACHER •ml C:tor :c -
medial math, in your hang.
do
MEN with large Wild veil do
Lady win clean you hoes
W*h9 a su0rb job Rea-
grades 4.10. Cal now for
householdNwith moves. r•wd
saubl• tabs cal Patricia
appl 430.3951 (have
message)
WALLPAPERING and tonrer`erCW Al types of 420`2964 after 31x' SELF -TUTORING !a
pantrhg. 9 ex
years perience. moves Call Carl or Jane RELIABLE house cleaner. children adults Succeed ,n
repirng
Ws O A news a
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of ressoritDle rats. by Oto
quality work. at reaaor`sbis
all work guaranteed. Author
427-2656
WIN do vacuuneg, dusting.
h adng wrth Pro Phonics,
p�aS Cil for lee sees.
job a two mel at S35.00f
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of Book Walpaprrg Mads
ELECTRICIAN-1-ccereed well
lutdWns, bathrooms and
,n math with Rapicabon
ales. Visa
herr. Call Mr. Brush 571-
• s - •
Easy' Cal Dave Taylor. Col-
MICHALSKI MOVING -
floors etc., reasonable
(tables). KG to Gr. 9. Mot~
ccapled (905)6663300
6453
raw or hourlyy We now have
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houses. aparvr,ents. offWAM.
l
raise. tllfeeky, buwsekty,
vabonal. Canadian. (905)
lesbd storage urvw Now
CARPET tnstalabons 25
CA Mario
o8o8. Free Estimates
•pail +o•• and panto,
mor". Or occaraallY Call
6869153.
BX DGET
ALL Pro Pamtrng and
move. Park and IoW special,
shrsrg at f199. and up. Cal
A Free wardrobe service
(905) 6196957
HOME
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s
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SCHOOL
•4 lessons and lest
$105.
-10 Lessons $150
-Full Coarse $270
=see pick -up and
drop oft
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txochures. resumes. essays.
prog"Jorms,graphec
des". Letterhead, oopyeng
available, Fre• quotes, dekv
ery. Pick-up (906) 430-6821
anytime leave message
v
COME
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•• These Churches invite
ti you to attend their
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U TO ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICES
: CALL JANICE AT 683-0707
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flew weals Rd. ill.
FMKY CHUF t WORSItIP
11:00 am. SMtady
Sunday Sift od, Supervised
Nursery at that tune
M1383
PICKERNG STANDARD CHURCH
A
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
BROCK RDJHWY. 07
93r-0126
Sunday - Sunday School 10:15
Worship 11-00 a.m., 7:00 p.m.
Wednesda 7:30 Bible Study
Bible Club for Children & Youth
To Advertise
your
Church Service
Call Janice at 683-0707
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
Rev. Ken Rowland
Worship and Church School
11:00 a.m.
® Everyone Welcome
CHURCH OF CHRIST
CEDAR ST., AJAX
1 sunset north of 401- west of Harwood
SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHIP -11:00 A.M.1117:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY • 7:30 BIBLE STUDY
THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD -
i83-2477 JESUS IS LORD.
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quality work. at reaaor`sbis
9aprnsrt Apts
raW. 20 +s, discount to sen-
.Ret
roorrs, pfixnbl VAddlerns
ELECTRICIAN-1-ccereed well
'ors. Cal 404-9669,
AJAX Moving Systems - full
•rvo••' moves' appi4 o•
•
• , ,
• . dfyw.
do all types of electrical
DECORATE for l e Now
Piano
I*j; Expensrita.
. Reasonable rates.
workle
Year. Help M• Rlronda's
raw or hourlyy We now have
Fie Estmates
Seniors di•cauq. Fast sarw
lnwrior Dw"atrrg• Pw*
lesbd storage urvw Now
CARPET tnstalabons 25
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we Cal Aunt at 4337632.
w l wok t
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it low cwt Many rwrenc-
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shrsrg at f199. and up. Cal
ng, our sp•culay Free •w
rare. D 8 N Duncan. 987-
1. Fres •abralss. Cell
for nlamation, 725.00M a
`799 a 907-`800
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SCHOOL
•4 lessons and lest
$105.
-10 Lessons $150
-Full Coarse $270
=see pick -up and
drop oft
(Al 61287-3060
DEL WORDPRO
PLUS
Rewr TIS
Word process.x3.
spread sheets. DTP,
personal and business
projects, fast proles-
seonal services. reason-
able rates.
(905) 619-0680
TYPING SERVICES -Flyers.
txochures. resumes. essays.
prog"Jorms,graphec
des". Letterhead, oopyeng
available, Fre• quotes, dekv
ery. Pick-up (906) 430-6821
anytime leave message
v
COME
(( Y. AND
WORSHIP
•• These Churches invite
ti you to attend their
WORSHIP SERVICES
U TO ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICES
: CALL JANICE AT 683-0707
Y
h
,r.. •• ,:�•:%
flew weals Rd. ill.
FMKY CHUF t WORSItIP
11:00 am. SMtady
Sunday Sift od, Supervised
Nursery at that tune
M1383
PICKERNG STANDARD CHURCH
A
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
BROCK RDJHWY. 07
93r-0126
Sunday - Sunday School 10:15
Worship 11-00 a.m., 7:00 p.m.
Wednesda 7:30 Bible Study
Bible Club for Children & Youth
To Advertise
your
Church Service
Call Janice at 683-0707
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
Rev. Ken Rowland
Worship and Church School
11:00 a.m.
® Everyone Welcome
CHURCH OF CHRIST
CEDAR ST., AJAX
1 sunset north of 401- west of Harwood
SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHIP -11:00 A.M.1117:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY • 7:30 BIBLE STUDY
THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD -
i83-2477 JESUS IS LORD.
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By Beverly McFarlane
Who doesn't like to be pampered?
F_stheucian Monika Volpe has yet to find anyone who does
not. Monika is in the business of pampering. Her salon,
Monika Volpe Skin Care is the place where you would almost
believe the word was invented.
In esthetics for nine years and for the past four years,
operator of her own salon, Monika goes all out to ensure
clients experience something special when they enter her
establishment.
Now located in Suite 202, at the Pickering Corporate
Centre, 1305 Pickering Parkway, the Monika Volpe salon is
warm and inviting, decorated in tones of taupes, golds and
white. White wicker accents add a vibrancy, with a fresh
flagrance to futish creating the mood
The inviting atmosphere is evident from the moment you
enter the reception, right through to the treatment rooms,
where conadtation and treatments take place.
Add to that, the rich aroma of fresh-baked goods served
with your choice of coffee, tea or juice mrd the salon becomes
a second home you're in no hurry to leave. While the
atmosphere is warm aid friendly. it is also very professional.
as can be concluded by the fact that word-of-mouth referrals
have sustained this business for the past four years -
The service-oriented salon specializes in facials. manicures.
pedicures. tinting. waxing and make-up applicmion for bridal
parties and photographic shoots. Monika herself describes the
Sothys skincare line from Paris as "beautiful. with natural
The businesswoman adds, "In the '90s people are losing
touch with personal service. Here we give a little extra We
take pride m knowing what the customer wants and we offer
added touches".
For example, some husbands will call the salon and order a
gift certificate for their wives, which will then be mailed to
the individual. With Valentine's Day just around the corner, a
gift certificate for pampering at Monika Volpe's is an
especially appropriate way to say "I love you".
A variety of gift certificate packages range from $40 to
$150 for "the works".
There are a number of facial treatments offered depending
on the skin type. For example, placenta treatment has a
healing effect on the skin while the AHA fruit hydroxy
treatment restores the skin's elasticity and restructures the
skin's surface for a fresher. more youth complexion. The
facials, which last for up to two hours, include a variety of
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• Facials • Tinting
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• Make-up • Pedicures
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Gift Certificates available
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OPEN NIGHTS/SATURDAYS
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masks for the individual skin type. Steaming of the skin,
extraction, plus a 20 -minute massage of the face, neck and
shoulders, with essential oils, arc also included-
As
ncludedAs Monika explains, her job is to first evaluate the skin,
then to provide the right treatment for the particular skin type.
Tbere are many other semces.
Under soft lighting and with classical music playing in the
background, clients can enjoy what Monika describes as a
great stress reliever: a one-hour body massage from head to
toe.
For pedicures, products by Gehwol are used at this salon.
As for manicures, these include a massage, full polish,
paraffin wax treatments, which benefit sore joints and
muscles while softening the skin, and even such extras as
cleaning the client's rings, with a special jewelry cleaner.
Aside from the personalized service offered to clients,
another appealing aspect of the business is the fact that
Monika and her staff are constantly upgrading their skills
through seminars and shows, keeping abreast of both the new
products and techniques in the industry.
You m*bt expect that to be pampered at the Monika Volpe
salon is a costly exercise. but that just isn't the case. The
majority of clients are average working i g women from 30 to 40
years old who appreciate the suers relieving and rejuvenating
services offered; as well. there are teenagers who frequent the
salon. especially for waxing and even some seniors who value
the facials. Clients are everyday people,
Although the salon opens Tues. to Saturdays from 9 am.,
with the help of call forwarding, staff will be available for
after -boors appointments if need be. As Monika says, "Our
hours are whenever you want us to be hie."
Each month Monika Volpe offers a special: For February,
clients receive $10 off a facial. in March 10% off the waxing
services.
Another valuable extra is the salon's networking system. It
refers clients to dermatologists or plastic surgeons if that type
of service is ever needed.
Supported by her husband John, Monika is thrilled to be
able to offer her services to the community - as the business
that it is and in the instances when it donates gift certificates
to such worthy causes as the Big Sisters auction.
If you haven't yet experienced the talents of Monika and
her staff, you're invited to call 420-9557 for a brochure to be
mailed. or to orange to visit the salon.
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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
remake, age and race unim-
portant, you won't be disap-
pointed. SY 1647 (COO)
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. rat n8-
the bar scene. enjoys quiet
romantic evenings and loves
most sports, looking for a
sincere, romantic, while
female, 30-40. with similar
interests. SY 1685 (OSH)
YOUNG looking, ht, 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 17041 (OSH)
SINCERE, dependable, sm-
gle, while male, 38, 5110',
160 lbs.. enjoys music. out-
doors, dining and quiet
fries, looking for a lemale
ler kie xww. P - .. ,o, rela-
bonsill SY 1736 (OSI)
CHRISTIAN white male.
quiet. single. 36. 5'9 160
be. average kabrg. work -
n9. easyga^g• ked. eonad-
srale. loyal, who enjoys
movies, dinners, dancing,
sports, outdoors, seeking a
mar
riagrminded Christian
wh to lemale, 30-36. SY
1737 (OSH)
KEEP the fee going! British
Columbia single parent 3e,
good shape, good mind,
enjoys baseball, canoeing,
native art culture and my
music, no head games.
expects- , or disappoint -
or , lope to how from a
flow lady to share some time
with! SY 1738 (OSM)
STRONG, attractive male,
26. with so much to give,
seeks a lemale, 20-35, to
pamper and romance. SY
1739 (OSH)
HONEST, established.
easygoing male. 44. V. 156
Itis., with a sense of
humour. looking ler a sur
core, affectionate, shm ady
who likes music, the out-
converse-
Ionsf r as good
le notation -
Shp. SY 1740 foss
ESTABLISHED, sensitive,
affectionale, non-smol ng,
dark make. 35, enjoys casual
dining, quiet evenings, all
music, wishes to most an
ambitious, energetic and
tihcen, singye while lonsols.
2630. SY 1750
ADVENTUROUS single
male, 32. good botarg, ohm.
blue-eyed. intelligent, look-
ing for a very attracts, %n
woman. under 30. with var-
ied interests. Prefer dark
hair. good figure, a ethnic
goups. Colles? BY 1752
SEPARATED, single. whits
male. 39, 57, Nils 29.1 We
Ole Leafs, the Jays. rock 'n'
roe music, country and On
bkss, looking ler oonm we
who is honest and has a
serer of hunaur, ler owww
SY 1 )Must lilts lode
CHEERFUL mal*, 30, 6',
t go lbs, buss ho k, Ntlgmw.
intimacy, looking ler a
Is. 57"., 2535. in b
ave
aawn build, h in u
ove
FUN-LOVI male, 31,
enjoys movies. sports.
swimaling and fun *nos.
seem a , , and quiet
Nmde. 25. 0 ler I�srkdMk4
and a po*sbb rsbtawrtq.
BY 1761(OMq
SINGLE. while male, 30.
SIW, 156 bill brovwt hem,
green vies. bw a MAIC. the
outdoors and long wain.
ihdspwhdwht MkW 32-30,
who has a good +klei+9
voice and kares lraradts fw
(aOme rrolalionship. •Y 1762
YOUNG Seeeks, 200. enjoys
k a 3Y Im fOSN;
HONEST and humorous
male. 39, divorced with 3
4-1111 n not hoig with IM,
low so kinds d spores
walks, movies and rock
F ovie. I am a smoker but
non-drinker. would like to
mast an Iton*sl hin4tivoq
(wOOoB0m1�aan, 30-45. SY 1766
HARDWORKING, single
mats, 33. attracbw. otllgo-
ong, &nf, ouldoons
and bowwkng�a looking
for a slim, attractive knob.
25.34, honest, working for
friendship first, po*wbN
remoormho, BY 1769
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ANYTIME
e 24 HOURS
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e 7 DAYS
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will not be charged for this call. For persons 18 years of age and over.
or. looking for sincere.
warmhearted, shrn, attrac-
tive woman who would like a
quiet relationship. SY 1767
ESTABLMHIED male. 32.
professional. 67. 160 be..
athletic, handsome, seeks
slim, wf - airy. 25-34, with
no dependents. irsereae I on
lora-term rNationehip. SY
1760
BACK in town, athletic
male, 28, S'9-, 180 Iles.,
good shape, blond, blue-
eyed, employed, enjoys
nigher out and quiet times at
home. would like on memo an
attractive. hurrlovng, alfrol
borrow lady. 25-35. for pos-
sible mMbwofip. SY 1769
GIVE me a chance, good
hearted. sentirnemd, rseee-
tive single. while make. 31.
6', loyal, good sense of
humour, kalorg for a angle
lemale, 25-35. SY 1773
OSH
ARE the lubes crazy or am
I doing som Wwg woo, 1 If
someone anosre would give
the mals. 26. tanbni: nerd.
lace and body a chance,
they might be pleasantly
amptesd. BY 1774
NEW Year's wish list: One
loving and caring lady for
37 -yew -old English father of
2 to spend fun lima and
great conversation. Single
moms wdm Is. SY 1777
SINGLE male, 32, with a
good sense of humour,
allecleonals, kriuhg and car-
ing and an all around rice
guy looking for a single
woman. 22-31. for a long-
um rslstiorhafhq, sora son -
am conn *nwN es soon es
p000ible. sY 17N1(ONO
ROP dead gorgeous! If
that is you, 30-34, sexy,
refined and intelligent. I
don't play games, but I low
to play, you are garq to
want to know more. For
(mOOor!e� into. call. BY 1707
ESTABLMIED single male,
37. Chnflul atebd* low*►'
its, New country IN, *pow
in' - ' llowards dWwenl
lemal*, 2535, somewhat
slim, for ileum eorltmit-
ment. Single moots WW-
oomm SY 17041 rtgls
AFFECTIONATE.
while mils 2e. Inrdl crfatp
and estabfi*hed, enjoys
movies, drntws sports. no
Mad games, looking for
ffri�enfd)ship first. BY 1788
HALE. 32. 11i 170 tie.,
ttalsctlar bold w joys srork•
log out renrid arkt, bokig
for a sensitive and rive
abmart410. Sy 1787
HONEST, while mato. 21,
non-swm*w, seskIng
%mWe, 10.22, who sNtjoy*
"sifw rwovea. oanpitg and
oakloor @cow"@ ler an hon-
est kwKk hip or frbbm-
ship. BY 17069
SINCERE orale, 39.6. 100
lbs., seeking an older
wom(an0fforr "bondsp. BY
SINGLE Cathokc dad. 88,
5'6', vigsbrian. note-smok-
w. ariet with a good seri*
Ira vMumaL 'catWMg tleitn,
bolhig for a tamly oriwhlid,
kind, sny-gong, P+M �lr
20-40, lot eompaniomhhp
maybe mote. SY 179s
SHY single while male. 24.
looking for single white
female. 19-23, who likes
music and walks on the
beach, ler long term rele-
bmehip. SY 1791
INDIAN male, 33. attractive.
seeks slim, good-looking
grill. for friendship, SY 1712
fes)
PHYSICALLY Irl, single
male. 35, established,
responsible, looking for a
passenger who likes
Sunday afternoon rides in
Ohs country an a froom, le.
drive-in movies, all fires,
weeks in the woods and ooey
corner tables. SY 1793
EASYGOING, ndepa dere,
energetic and intelligent
mW. 34. rib trial , arrisy
with one dependent.
Although I am not a sport
antic, I do enjoy hockey
and baseball, looking for
someone with similar inler-
ssts. SY 1794 [OSHI)
ESTABLISHED. sWaraled.
seroiwl affectionate, non-
smoking mals, young look-
ing S1, enjoys casual dining,
quiet evenings, all music
and *wake, wrfw to mat
afeemsale. 35-50, to than
aw
SUCCESSFUL,Yprofession-
&I
rofessn-d male. down-lowrth. mid
30's, never married, lows
W, Yves in the country, lives
a fast lifestyle. I want to
meet a female Counterpart
BY 1796
FATHER of one. divorced,
41, 5'5", 140 be., l0oltsg ler
a down-to-earth lady, 30.40,
for an honest relationship.
Spa m* ales only. BY 1797
sm
CAREFREE, happy -go -
marks. 30, single dad.
511 , who Ilia dsrlcirg and
l he outdoors, would lis to
meet fwnale, 27-35, who
enjoys dr same,
*wipe and
((mpo�rroHfgqwe.4 1.& . SY 1788
MO a lord tirncow mob.
884 Physically fit esab-
1whod, fun and outgoing,
sssks an frontier let -loving
and down -b -earth Nmol*
for Itilortdtlm0 and a ponibb
rale41andtip 201881(&1*
HONEST. t Nmmue. long K
v*ft Huls, 34, SMe law b
have a gnat time, enjoys
boiling for a andafd atad ovstnitgs at horns,
hoIfir aoNrrabiorwp with ss
of ale sane intsreslle. SY
no (004
SPONTANEOUS. single,
while mals, 23, looking for a
single whits I *. 11124,
romanwho nwe, waenjlks,
camping and movies, for
friettrNlup and a possible
rslefondrp. BY req (oaq
HONEST, single, whits
male. 28. tall Caring,
d*oendabN, estabfeled,
enjoys sports, dining,
movies, music and martial
ones, smoking an boon[ and
caring woman, 24-36, no
ppheaadsHd1► gain**. BY 1204
�MICERE, sigts male, 56,
smoker. V. 100 tw, etjoys
movies, country, home,
sharing and clorsg, -Wwg
a slim, it -41s. r ng tidy
tut wanes red loll and Is
able to love in return. BY
1805
GENUINE, hopelessly
romantic knight, searching
for damsel to pamper.
Willing to swim your most
isngUwess to win you favor.
my cape is poised b cover
the muddy waters Inst may
bias you. SV 1006
COUNTRY male. 47,
divorced. no ch ifirm , 57'.
brown hair, brown eyes.
camping, good country
music and anb*ne. bolorg
for lady, 35-44, children
grow ^ up phase. ler kw+a
ship first, p" Or relatill
strip. SY 1907 ('Diff)
HONEST, sincere. easygo-
ing. single Dad. 29, enjoys
the outdoors and quiet
evenings. Would like to
most an aablahed, caring
lady with similar interests.
Must tike ~on. SY 1811
[OSH)
SEPARATED male, 34,
great sense of humour,
okoory9cen% wilds sloe k car
racing. baseball, hockey,
bowling, seeking a female
for long term relationship,
possible marriage and tans►
If TI 1nMSH)
2 )
ACTIVE. Ctrhaban mala. Zen
6', aMdesc. average-loolrhg.
looking for similar female ler
a relationship. SY 14113
JOSH)
DO you enjoy dining out
outdoor activities such as
door W minim and g, n to
the cottage or peel a quel
evening at home, single
white mile, 36, looking ler a
singie whits fsneN, 28-38.
imterestmd n IrwmddhiP, pos-
sible reMbmm*hq- BY 1814
Humorous, single white
mils, 43, 57, horrost hard-
workrp, secure. lova the
outdoors, come" me. odinp,
5 6', 115 Ips -145 lbs 46-
54. pointrble rwtionship. SY
lets (OSH)
SINGLE male, 31, brown
hair. blue eya, would Yee to
meet a slim, attractive
lei ale. lot friendship, poses-
ble relationship. All reprise
answered. SY 1117 (OSH)
ACTIVE, divorced woman.
45. 5'7', slim and blonde
with hazel eyes. is looking
for a sincere and honest
40.50. SY 2007
EPENDENT, attractive
brunette, 36. 5'8", 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
2100
ACTIVE, fit, ohm, prola-
sional, single (no kids),
who lemale, 36. 56', 115
an.. enjoys travel. mountain
Wkng, inning, crowooun-
try ,long (not rib spectator
sports), seeks similar man.
SY 2190 (OSHA
WAM, affectionate, 00 My
plump, white female, 37,
who lova animals. the out-
doors, movies, and quiet
romantic evenings. seeking
a sincere, secure, manage
minded, white male. 40.49,
to share my dreams with.
SY 2211
PETITE, of ady. honest
financially secure, non-
snaher, widow. with a van-
ety of interests, wish" to
meet a gentleman, 5665,
nor -un , for carporrar
ship, possibly more. SY
UNIOUE, 51— blue-eyed
brunette, attractive inside
and out doves honest, sn-
com man who is good look -
ng on to outside and also
has an awaresve do ar. 2S
36. SY 2234 (COO)
DOWN-TO-EARTH lady
kwkmg for a companon. 45-
$5. must be honest snows
and trustworthy as I am.
who's looking for a long-
tormdanres. ti"and
relationship. I
enjoy
drives, someone to enjoy kb
with. SY 2248 (OSH)
SINCERE, single. white
lemale, 19 non-smoker,
looking for a non-smoking.
single, white male, who
wjoys gang to the movies.
bingo, walks, playing cards,
camping and Swmning. ler
hiendshiplioiabonshp SY
2250 (COB)
SINGLE mom of three
teens. 36, enjoys country
music, romantic dinners.
drop rg, camping and quiet
evenings, lolung for a all
gentleman, 35.40. honest,
with same interests. friends
first, possible relationship,
single dads welcome. SY
2251
SINGLE morn. 22, not phys-
ically, perfect but sweet kind
and a happy-go-lucky
woman seeking a patient
man who loves a tittle gid,
must have future goals,
looking for a commitment.
SY 2252
ENERGETIC. slim, esab-
kstd kenele, 40, Sr. who
enjoys dancing, travel. boat-
ing and romantic times,
looking ler a tae guy with a
sense of humour, intelli-
gence and siraerily, ler fun
is SY 2257
HONEST, attractive hints,
571r, 21, seeks rat; , 11 ,
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DISTINGUISHED, estab-
edhed, vverry�la�ctio. 55. SV.
alloysYYoni *eClal drunker, good
WdIMA and gkw-1 1, S2 -
SCARED silt widow wants
to rejoin life, 52 years
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int SY t?10�. Friwhds
makOe-midsd mals, 22-28,
who enjoys sports, music,
movies, dancing and the
ouldoom. mule be aflaeYort-
ab and have a good mm
of humour. BY 21119
INDEPENDENT, sincere
and honest, with a good
sense of humour, single
1e -die. 47 Seeking some-
one with same qualities. for
last
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PROFESSIONAL, oiAgoinS
single while lemale, 23.
seeking single white male,
23-28, with a sense of
humour, no dependents.
who is career -minded and
knows what romance is all
about. For friendship, poser
ble relabonslrp. SY 2262
PETITE. blonds, profession-
al lady looking for WI. 45-
56. salmi I enjoy nab".
walks. music. dancing. I
seek a man to love and to
share my We with. SY 2263
INDEPENDENT, attractive
brunette, 43. 5'5-. comfort-
able in leans and fancy
dress. humorous and hon-
est. enjoys dancing. nab"
art, culture and travel, no
head garmse. rn rNfthip fast
SY ZN4 JOSH)
HONEST, single nom, 31,
enjoys cuddling and nice
evening weeks, kokng ler a
single dad or someone who
loves kids and is very
romantic If you want to
know more about me. tail
my mailbox. SY 2265 (OSH)
INDEPENDENT mom,
acme, very attractive, while
female, 41. wry young at
heart enjoys music, dancing
and Ow outdoors. looking for
friendship with a male. 30-
45. SY 22"
TRUE bls, loyal too. sense
of humour, 50, 5'6', 160
lbs.. widow, smoker, animal
lover, enjoys country music.
bowling, movies, quiet
evenings, searching for
keg -term male partner. BY
2267 (0"
PROFESSIONAL, single,
black lemale, 317x, soloing
Morrill gsnadntan for friend -
stop. SY 23h
FINN loving =VW man. 2e.
5'41enjoys long walks,
camping, gardening,
movies, mottings at hams
and Ohs outdoors, lootuq for
a family oriented male. BY
220
PROFESSIONIAL fsmals,
enjoys cycling and cars,
bwy Aidfill hopes b rnW
a romantic: fireman with a
'lie Cawwo, who loves ernt-
mw lin, hwewly and artow-
Ily ale a nano By 2Y.73
EASYGOING, down-to-
onot h, sigl*, im- -- Nnw e.
proNssional. 30, enjoys
outdoors and trawl, seeks
mule oaaMwport r
fun.29-A fo
rWiwwat poubb
h+k4 Woodall ByX17S
HELPI My Mormy is d*AV
no crazy. She likes no to
1. In beach, park and
tobogganinV. (1 need a
break) She s fun, has a
sense of humour, 26, all
and attractive. She reeds a
UK non-unokM Mrrfovirg
guy 2535. BY 2 (ONO
MALES, 3645, my gin to
you is me! Don't be
deco -d M the MW pm*-
op of to plain wrapping for
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sale, made in 1958 from airy
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INTELLIOM forromi mod
So's. oolong ler male, tall, in
No 50's, a smaller and must
be caring and believe com-
noinicalsm is Important In
return Ca, offer smcety
loyalty and lots of aaenbon.
SY 2282
CAN'T believe !'m doing
this Warm-hearted. inde-
pendent single mom of two.
38. 5'6-. brunette, slim.
loves WADI r. dancing, Star
Trek, long weekends and
golf. seeks male. 30'9-oarty
40's. for friendship first SY
2203
PRETTY and petite single
nom who enjoys Ye with a
positive attitude and has
many rhire ats. would Yee to
meet male. 30-40. must be
attractive, athletic. with a
good sense or humour and
gentIs nature. SY 2204
HUMOROUS, single. white
female 33 seeking single.
established, prolessional
male, 35-45. who enjoys
long walks, quiet evenings,
romantic candlelit dinners
and bubble Deft. for friend -
strip and possible relation-
ship SY 2295 (0511
SHE'S A KEEPER, tall.
slim, good-looking. blonds.
proless.onal, interested in
meeting all, professional
Out is interested in fun, trav-
el, theatre, quiet tures and
conversation. 35.45 SY
2632
DOWN-TO-EARTH single
mom, late 30-s. seeks gen-
Ownan fat relationship. must
be family oriented. kind,
easygoing, who Ickes
movies. country drives and
good conversation. SY 2667
(OSH)
SINGLE lady kobg ler sn-
gle straight %males. 40-50,
for friendship and outings.
BY 3217
WIDOW, gentleman, in
good health. ran -smoker.
noes drinker. enjoys home
life, traveling, romance,
ItoidrIII rtt I would No b
rood a CWWbon widow with
f(a�mOOiBllia�r nNres880
a. BY 4
IIDIIEST and clean. sway-
ggooing senior, looking lot
fYerdship and composition -
Shop. -*IV Sbyrg honr or
Will 01A BY 44162
WAR of the Rossi!
Attractive, athletic, non-
smoking busmoswnen, 40.
tvarld lilac b most an a*ac-
live %male who will give and
receive attention. Please
I=994 (tire(OONO for more into.
SLIM male, non-smoking.
mid-50 s, would low to inial
an understanding, caring,
established gentleman of
means, 50-75. for enjoyable
good times. Plias call
mailbox ler more info. BY
5290 (Oso
30 recent Toronto toms" couple,
sodding other for friendship.
Mrs country try music, grdwr
ing, Yahtzee. Please call
mailbox for more into. SY
Ism
PROFESSIONAL male, 27,
looking for same for friend-
ship, possible relationship,
non-smoker. SY S563
GAY male. 23. seeking
same. 19.. for friendship,
possible relationship, enjoys
dancing. movies. socializing
and quiet leisure time. If this
sounds like you) Respond.
SY 5564 (OSH)
SINGLE female, late 20's.
seeking same. for friendship
andlor relationship I love
outdoors, travel, music and
romantic dinners. Lers have
a coffee and talk_ SY 5625
MGM)
MALE, now single, late 40s.
seeks two. 35-50, for
encounters, discretion
assured. SY 5640 (COO)
OUTGOING female, 26
blonde hair. 105 lbs., hazel
eyes, looking for same, for
encounters. SY 5648
ADVENTUROUS, clean.
discreet couple. 30ish, look-
ing for an adventurous.
attractive female. 20.40, ler
discreet encounters. SY
56.9
HEY ladies! Have you ever
had an urge that can only be
fulfilled by a blond male. 23.
6' tall and muscular? Let's
go for coffee and talk some-
time. Don't be shy. drscre-
tion assured SY 5650
MALE. 42. looking for a
tamale or couple for discreet
encounter SY SM
OUTGOING, attached whle
male. 29 slim and attrac-
tive, seeks female, 35-45.
slim and attractive. for
encounters, deadness and
discretion assured. SY SW
YOUNG couple seeks out
,oing female. any age. for
nbmaa encounters
Discretion is a must SY
SAO (COO)
MALE, m4-30 s, physically
and mentally in good shape.
looking for a physically fit
female for friendship and
romance Please call mail-
box for more into SY 5661
GAY male, 18, looking for
same 18-50 I'm 5'10'. 136
be. s . brown hair, blue eyes.
interested in casual encwn-
tars SY 5462
MALE, 28 5 10". 170 be.
brown hair, blue cyan *sok-
ing lemale. 19.25. SY 51111
MALE couple, 30's. lookinip
nor sans male couple for
friendship only Interests -
dnnal movies. muses and
weekend get-togethers
Please call mamm ler more
moo SY 5664 (OSH)
FEMALE looxrng for same
for discreet encounters. SY
5665
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YOUNG 30's, stable male
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COUPLE too" for dean.
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ROYAL LEPAGE
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Real Estate Services Ltd., Realtor
Aim Higher.,'m GLORIA DAHL
MANAGER
HISTORIC POST MANOR
7970 BROCK RD.
PICKERING
683-1 790
JOHN CRAWFORD*
-
SYLVIA Nothing speaks for success like a -
proven track record"
$374,` KYLE �` WHEN "ONLY TTHE BEST WILL DO"
4,000 sq. ft. of executive elegance on
683
-1790 a lot 85x 150'. 3 en suites. A walkout
■ � bsmt., 9' ceilings, ceramics, hardwood
floors, "dream' kitchen. Over $100,000
$��� 800 t
1, n upgrades. By appt. only.
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FABULOUS
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FOXHOLLOW r.
2,100 sq. ft. brick. Bramalea
built, 4 bdrm., main floor ►;( �..�I..
- laundry and family room with $1E9.900 - JOHN BODDY'S PINEBROOK"
fireplace, air, premium ie lot. x'900
P P P BIG HOUSE FOR YOUR GROWING FAMILY IN AJAX Loaded: Central air, vac., gas fp., 5 appliances, built• n gas
Separate living & dining 2.700 sq. ft.. 4 I)drm., 3 bathrooms. huge krt., open lam. B80, upgraded b"m., neutral decor, landscaped, deck,
8 Ile. rm.. spadous foyer, master has 4 pc. en suite, garburator, garage door opener, 3 fxirms.. 3 balhrms.. yam.
rooms. Extras. cep. shower 8 tub. Double car garage and much more. rm. and much more.
Y HELP!
NEED RENTALS!!!
1 have rental customers looking for
DONNA Pickering, Ajax $ country homes from
LIG 9U $900 to $1700/mo. Call Donna Light%
683-1790.
HEATHER
CULLEN*
683-1790
$259,900
FABULOUS CUSTOM-BUILT HOME
Located in a great area on a super private. premium lot
overlooking greenspace. in-law suite in walkout
basement tall now . it won't Iasi. Heather Culler*. 683-
1790
AIMING
HIGHERT~
KATHRYN PARISH*
Sales Representative
Royal LePage Pickering is pleased to
announce that Kathryn Parish was
both Top Lister and Top Producer in
the Pickering Branch for 1994. Kathryn
has conlnuousy been an Award
Wmner and Royal LePage boles
forward to celebrating her
achievement at the annual awards
function in February. Kathryn wishes to
express her appreciation to past
clients and boles forward to providing
ony the best service to future
customers in 1995. You can reach
Kathryn by calling (905) 683-1790.
$104,500
THIS ONE HAS IT ALL!
Everything you need to set up house,
new bathroom, new windows,
renovated kit., 2 + bdrms., cosy rec a
room with woodstove, 5 appliances,
cent. air cond., maintenance free
exterior. Only $5,225 down.
ARLENE
HEASMAN*
683-1790
$M,000 $1168,5W
STUNNING 4,025 SO. FT. HOME RARE 4 BDRM! SPOTLESS! JOHN
Sought after Ajax locale! Massive Beautifully decorated' Newer EVANOFF*
master retreatHuge sunlit kitchen, opens to family room with
kitchen' Hardwood floors! 10+. J. Mexican tile! Master en suie!! J. 683-17N
Evanoff'.416-284-4751. Evanoff%416-284.4751.
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THIS HOME HAS R At.L -- — -- I SUPER VAUIE • 2+300 OPEN HOUSE
Beautiful 2 storey, 4 8 314% mtge., man fk. JUST awk �:• SAT. FEB. 4,1.3 PJM.
bdrrrt. home has tam. rm. tam. rm. with fp. b walkout Country gY1e kitchen,
1300 GROVEDALE COURT
f (416) 626-8000 North Pickering 4
fp. d� rm. ftr. laundry. en suite in master `. newer broarJoorn, mail ,
Other extras too to bedroom, familykitchen : . > / i '�� """�' fkXx h1�....��,�.,, iet street, bedrooms - Lot 170 ft. deep
�� ROYAL LEPAGE '�'�'1 QV ' t1Aain floor fanNly room "
miss. Call Lilian Buhl', and more! Call Janice i ""S"0'°"s" 5 appliances neg. Laura Quiet cul-de-sac. Jeff''
6831790. Grant, 683-1790. „� »...•..,�..,.........,..
Gardner', 683-1790. ��'. 016831790. *
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
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FROM "AAA” TENANT
AJAX OFFICE CONDO
AsIdng $247,900 for this equity
builder. Tenant pays all expenses.
A WISE CHOICE
Pf }f CALL
BRIDLEWOOD BACKSPLIT _DOv G ✓ Olj7
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Original owner offers upgraded gem at lowest (905) 683-179b
price in desirable area. Don't miss this one.
Doug Joyce** 683-1790.
0elightinRrCustomers & Clients since 1967.
—Associste Broker 'Sells ReprgerMilm
KATHRYN
PARISH*
Ten Years Royal LePage Experience
#1 in•Listings & Sales 1993 & 1994
• =•• Call
* 4 spacious bedrooms Today
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Evaluation!
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Choose your home builder carefully
scour By ALazu U3RANC
Many consumers become embroiled in
the home buying frenzy that can overtake
new home buyers. The purchase of a
house is a significant investment requiring
unhurried homework and the first and
most important step a new home buyer can
take is choosing a reputable builder.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program (ONHWP) defines a reputable
builder as one who registers with ONHWP
and enrolls every unit. A reputable builder
oversees all the stages of construction and
makes every effort to ensure a home buyer
receives a home that is free of defects.
The consumer should avoid rogue
builders who try to circumvent ONHWP.
Although these builders are a minority,
their unwillingness to adhere to legislation
should send loud warning signals to
consumers. A home built by an
unregistered builder would still be
protected by warranty but there would be
fewer safeguards involving good after-
sales service and receiving accurate
warranty information.
Locating a builder who has built both
good houses and a reliable reputation begins
by consulting the Home Buyer's Guide to
After Sales Service. A free, annually
updated publication compiled by ONHWR
the Guide rates several thousand builders on
their after sale service and provides quick,
alphabeticalized listings for home buyers to
use as reference as they visit the
subdivisions where they prefer to live.
Checking out a builder's reputation is as
simple as knocking on a door. New
homeowners are normally very willing to
crow or complain about their choice of a
builder. These homeowners are living with
the builders' successes and failures. The
homeowners' experiences give insights into
a builder's workmanship and after sales
service. Discovering how quickly and
efficiently a builder completed repairs
should provide invaluable, first-hand
information to prospective home buyers
who want to make a wise decision. Once
new home buyers begin their crucial
research they quickly realize the quality of a
home correlates to the quality of its builder.
A builder should be willing to divulge
where previous projects and homes are
located and remain helpful to the home
buyer who shows an interest in owning a
well built home. A builder should also
have a constantly evolving knowledge of
the construction industry and be able to
discuss housing needs with a neophyte
home buyer.
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publisher
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advertising manager
Monique Lea
real estate sales manager
Jour C. DUAMM
editor
PAm MDRXW SUM
front cover photography and design
1fEw ROPES t nrTMORS is published bi-weekly.
with a total pressrun of 200.000 copies. at 885
Farewell St...Oshawa (telephone number 579-44041
and is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and
Distributing group of suburban newspapers with
distribution in Oshawa. Whitby. Ajax. Pickering.
Clarington. Scarborough and Port Perry. Reproduction
in whole or in part without prior written permission
from the publisher Is prohibited. The publisher
reserves the right to classify or refuse any
advertisement based on his sole discretion.
Ideally, the home buyer wants a
builder who treats the Ontario Building
Code as a minimum Of constructioq
standard while routinely going over and
above the requirements. One method of
determining the work ethic of a builder is
to solicit comments from present owners,
family and friends who have recently
purchased a home.
Compare the after sales service
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five year guarantees on materials and
workmanship are some examples of after
sales service packages offered by some
builders. These after sales guarantees are a
sign of reputable builders who are
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Local home builders' associations, bank
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For a free copy of the 1994 Home
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Program, c/o Grenville Printing and
Management, 25 Scarsdale Road, Don
Mills, Ontario M313 2112.
For information regarding ONHWP
contact any regional office or call 1-800-
668-0124.
AUBREY LEBLANC is president and registrar
of the Ontario New Home Warranty Program.
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You know how
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But finding just the
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Village of
Brooklin
blends the old
and the new
Now, live
New Horses sad Interiors
Continued from PAGE 1
Floorplans are bright and spacious and
filled with features today's homeowners
desire. You can see all these comfort and
convenience features in the four, fully -
furnished model homes, which have just
had their grand opening.
And just like in the old days, when
neighbors made new residents feel
welcome, the Village of Brooklin has a
community co-ordinator who is ready to
answer your questions about the
community. Amber Frost, a lifelong
Whitby resident, gives home buyers
details about Whitby and tells them
where they can find schools, churches,
shopping amenities and recreation
facilities and makes them feel at home
almost immediately.
It is hard not to fall in love with the
Village of Brooklin once you see it. It is
a family-oriented community where you
will discover old-fashioned values blend
in with today's modern amenities to
delight your senses.
To visit the Village of Brooklin sales
office, go north on Thickson Rd. to
Winchester Rd. The sales office is open
Monday to Thursday from noon to 8
p.m., on Fridays from noon to 6 p.m. and
on weekends from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For
more information, call 686-5441.
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New homes must 1,1 HOMES ONLY
beh- affordable i � ��
Remember the days
when Mom and Dad
could afford to buy a new
home on one income?
Most of us can only
dream.
"Fewer and fewer
families today are finding
themselves able to be in
the position of buying a
new home,'- says Stephen
Kassinger, a builder and
president of the Oshawa -
Durham Home Builders'
Association. "Nowadays
it takes two incomes and
there's more struggle to
get a down payment and
to make payments and it's
unfortunate."
But Kassinger says
builders are currently
tackling many issues such
as lot levies, building
codes and GST that all
add onto the costs of a
new, home.
Across Ontario the raw
costs of building a home
(such as lumber, bricks
and mortar) are all within
a few dollars of each
other, notes the president.
"But we're still
significantly higher (in
this province). Ontario is
amongst the highest in
any jurisdiction in the
country and the reason is
land," says Kassinger. "It
takes longer for us to go
through the approval
process than it did for
World War I1. The cost of
corralling through the
levels of bureaucracy and
levels of government in
Ontario all adds to time
and cost."
However, he says
home builders are
working to keep costs
down for the new home
buyer to make that
"dream" a "reality".
"The largest
component to land costs
are the lot levies paid to
the region, the
municipality, public
utilities and now, school
boards," notes Kassinger.
."Depending on the
municipality, that means
somewhere about $14,000
on each new home and
we're trying to limit the
increases.",
The Goods and
Services Tax (GST) is
also added onto the price
of new homes and yet
resales are not taxed.
He notes that building
code changes are made to
ensure the safety of the
occupants, but now many
of the changes — which
may provide comfort to
the new home owner —
do not improve safety in
any way.
Builders working to
keep home -buying
dream a reality
STORY BY DONNA DONALDSON
"We think consumers
Mortgage and Housing
ought to have the choice
Corporation the average
of what's included," he
sale price of a home in
says.
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New home buyers
for 1993 was $137,000
started to see an increase
compared to $55,000 in
in cost about 15 years ago,
1979.
he explains, which was a
However, Kassinger
"slow and gradual
says builders will
process" of various parties
continue to hammer away
adding more and more to
at the increasing costs
the cost and complexity
added to new homes to
which has given the high
enable that dream of
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`Special house' a dream home come true
STORY BY JOHN QUARTE
Owning our dream home is
something that most people look
forward to at sometime in their lives.
For most of us that dream comes as a
bigger or more luxurious house. For
some, a dream home is a place that
looks after their special needs and
allows them to live a normal life.
It is safe to say Bernard Flanagan
never thought his dream home
would feature an elevator and
specially -designed kitchen
cabinets. But after a 1990
industrial accident left him
wheelchair bound, those are
exactly the features Flanagan's
dream needed.
To realize this dream, Flanagan
commissioned Kassinger Built
Homes to build a house that was
not only wheelchair accessible but
allowed him do everything from
cooking his own meals to enjoy a
shower. The 24 -year-old man has
now moved into his dream home.
"We sat down with him and
went over his current home,"
explained Stephen Kassinger as a
guided a tour through the home.
"We discussed the things he liked
and didn't like and proceeded to
design a home that met his needs."
The project started at
Kassinger's Highland Gardens,
community in Courtice. Flanagan
visited the remarkable Stirling
model, an R-2(9)0 home employing
leading edge design, materials and
construction techniques. He liked
what he saw.
"The house uses basically the
same layout as the Stirling model
home," Kassinger said. "We just
had rework the stair configuration
a bit to accommodate the elevator."
The rest was pretty
straightforward. To allow Flanagan
access to all areas of his home,
there is no carpeting and doors
were made slightly wider than
usual. Light switches and door
knobs are a little lower than those
in most homes.
Most of the rethinking came in
the kitchen and bathroom areas. To
allow Flanagan complete freedom
in his kitchen (and Kassinger
reports, he likes to cook), counters
are approximately six -inches lower
and the kickplate has been
extended approximately four -
inches. The kitchen sink is
shallower and the lever -type
faucets make it easy to operate.
Space below the sink and
countertop stove have been left
open to allow Flanagan room to
manoeuvre his wheelchair.
In the bathroom, the vanity
design has been altered and the
shower allows the wheelchair to
roll right in. Like throughout the
rest of the home, switches and
controls have been lowered to
make them easy to reach and
operate.
Flanagan's home features all the
attributes of the Stirling model
home, being an R-2000 home is
high in energy efficiency,
improved air quality and
environmental friendliness. The
home features a heat recovery
ventilator (HRV), which Kassinger
includes in all its homes. HRVs run
24 hours a day and work to remove stale
indoor air and replace it with fresh air
from the outside.
It also uses the Elan Series home
electronic network, which allows
homeowners to access their existing
audio and video equipment from any
room in the home. Flanagan can also
operate his front door simply by picking
up his telephone. A home security
system allows the homeowner to see
who is at his front door on any
television.
"The adjustments and alterations we
made were not significant. We try to do
that with all our clients in making
changes wherever possible to give them
the home they want," Kassinger said.
"The biggest change we had to make
was to include the elevator."
Even there, the work required was
straightforward. Kassinger contacted
Robertson Elevator, in Pickering, and
the company informed the builder of the
dimensions needed to install the device.
"The need for more homes of this
nature is increasing," said Kassinger.
"People with special needs don't want
to live in institutions. They want a place
they can call home."
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R-2000 home
program has
gone " green"
The R-2000 Home Program, which
sets standards for the design, construction
and use of technology in homes in
Canada, has gone green.
Technical requirements have been
expanded to make R-2000 homes
environmentally friendly - inside and out.
R-2000 specifications already cover
virtually every aspect of construction,
making R-2000 houses cleaner, quieter
and less expensive to heat and maintain,
even though they usually look no
different than conventional homes.
They include
high levels of R-200�
insulation, energy-
efficient windows,
insulated doors and are C
high -efficiency
heating systems. quieter
are also
high standards for
ventilation and air
filtration, which
together with a
device called a heat
recovery ventilator
(H RV) assures a
continuous supply
of fresh air into
every room.
This means the home can be made
airtight, which prevents drafts, heat loss
and uneven temperatures, and prevents
mold and mildew caused by moisture
getting into walls and ceilings.
It also keeps out pollen, dust and other
irritants, reduces food and pet odors, and
limits outside noise.
The "green" requirements say more
recycled and reused material must be
used during construction and that toxicity
and contaminants inside the home can be
reduced by the kind of materials used.
Frank Gianone, chair of the steering
committee of the R-2000 Home Program
in Ontario, said R-2000 homes are the
most energy-efficient and comfortable
houses in the world and the new technical
standards make them the most
environmentally -friendly.
"There's growing awareness of
environmental issues and these new
technical requirements address those
concerns," he said. "They look at the
impact of the house on the environment
and at the environmental conditions in
the house."
The new requirements make R-2000
houses environmentally friendly inside
and out.
Inside, the new standards reduce
toxicity and contaminants caused by
many kinds of carpeting, paints and
varnishes, adhesives, coatings, and the
particle board used for kitchen cabinets
and bathroom vanities.
Carpeting must not cover more than
50 per cent of the floor area, including
the basement, unless it is free of glue,
used without an underpad or with a low -
toxicity underpad.
Natural fibre carpets of wood or cotton
are not restricted if there is no underpad.
Liquid coatings and flooring adhesives
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must be water-based, made for use
indoors, or meet standards set by
Environment Canada.
Kitchen cabinets and bathroom
vanities musts be made from
manufactured wood products, must use
formaldehyde -free particle board, meet
international standards for particle board,
or have all exposed surfaces sealed with a
water-based sealant.
To lessen the impact of the house on
the environment, builders must use
recycled material for at least one
application in the
homes house.
If the builder
chooses to work
aner, with insulation,
for example, fibre
® glass insulation
ad more
must be at least 50
per cent recycled
glass, cellulose
insulation must be
made from 100
per cent recycled
paper, and mineral
fibre insulation
must be at least 50
per cent recycled.
Roofing must be made form recycled
metal, paper, wood fibre, plastic or
rubber, and sheathing and drywall must
have a high degree of recycled material.
Fibreboard must be made from
recycled newsprint and wood fibre,
waferboard must be manufactured from
fast-growing trees such as aspen, siding
must be made from factory and sawmill
waste, and drywall must contain recycled
gypsum and newsprint.
Studs and trim must be made from
sawmill cutoffs and waste and be free of
formaldehyde.
The new requirements also call for
builders to reduce the amount of water
used by showers, toilets and faucets.
The new standards are good news for
everyone concerned about the
environment and the millions of
Canadians with allergies or sensitivities
to chemicals - at least one in four,
according to the latest figures - says
Susan Clinesmith, manager of the R-2000
Home Program.
"The cause of these allergies and
sensitivities can come from many sources
but it's suspected that some improvement
could be made by paying more attention
to the way homes are built and the
materials used," she says.
Partners in the R-2000 Home Program
are the Ontario Home Builders'
Association, Ontario Hydro, the Ontario
Natural Gas Association, the Ontario
ministry of environment and energy, and
Natural Resources Canada.
Participation by builders is voluntary
and there are more than 500 in Ontario
licensed to build R-2000 houses after
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New homes are a great investment
Buying a new home is one of the best
investments you can make,
Not only does it increase in value, you
get to enjoy it every day. That's
something you can't do with cash in the
bank or some fancy mutual fund.
Builders and real estate people have
been saying it for years.
Now comes evidence from the federal
government's Canada Housing and
Mortgage Corporation (CMHC) in a
recently completed study into house
prices over the last 23 years.
They found that prices in what is
called the Toronto census area increased
by 556 per cent and that when
taking out the effects of inflation,
houses prices in real terms rose by
57 per cent.
That's a gain of two per cent a
year over and above inflation.
The survey also showed that the
average price in the Toronto census
area in 1971 was $31,882, which
had jumped to S208.852 by 1994.
The Toronto census area covers
not only Metro Toronto but the area
as far west as Oakville and Milton,
as far north as Newmarket and
Aurora, and as far east as Pickering
and Ajax.
Further east, in the Oshawa
census area, which includes Whitbv
and Clarington (Bowmanvillc), the
figures were just as impressive.
Royal
Bank says',
y,
cost of
owning a
home
is up
The proportion of income
spent on home ownership went
up from 33.1 per cent to 39.1
per cent in 1994, based on
average costs across Canada,
according to the Royal Bank of
Canada.
Rising mortgage interest
rates were mostly responsible
but higher prices - particularly
in British Columbia - also
contributed, said bank
economist Steve Stinson.
In the greater Toronto area,
the cost of owning a home went
to 43.7 per cent from 36.4 per
cent in the same period, based
on a median household income
of $47,300.
Mortgage payments, heat,
electricity and municipal taxes
are factored into the
calculations. Insurance and
maintenance costs are not. The
bank uses a five-year mortgage
with a 25 -year amortization in
its calculations and assumes
buyers had a 35 per cent
downpayment.
The average price of a house in the
Oshawa census area in 1971 was
$23,508, which had risen to $140,554 in
1994. That's an increase of 498 per cent
and a real gain after inflation of 1.6 per
cent.
The Toronto area prices ranked fifth in
house price increases in 17 of the biggest
housing markets across Canada, the
Oshawa census area prices coming in at
nine.
But a CMHC official said the two
areas were likely comparable, given that
prices in Metro Toronto itself would have
boosted the Toronto figures overall.
Top of the list of house prices was
Vancouver, which recorded a whopping
1,043 per cent increase.
Rounding out the top five were
Victoria at 831 per cent, Thunder Bay at
690 per cent and London at 572 per cent.
Comments CMHC, "These rates (of
increases)... are market -wide averages
and are only rough indications of the
experience of people owning homes in
this period.
"For anv centre, location and style are
always a critical consideration which
determines whether a home's value rises
faster or slower than the market
average."
Differences in house price trends over
the last two decades are attributable to
demand and supply, says CMHC.
"Pressure on prices by incoming
population and constraints on land
availability are among the most
important factors that have influenced
prices in Toronto and Vancouver... and
Oshawa."
The federal agency says "timing,
timing, timing" has replaced "location,
location, location" as the main
consideration for purchasing a home in
rapidly growing markets.
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