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Home My WebLink AboutNA1995_03_24. . , . . . 4 . 1 . . 1 , > , , 1 PHOTO'Ventence 427-0023 � ";"" $5.99 24 exp. Expires March 31/95 ENTERTAINMENT Local teen hits a high note Page 15 SPORTS Third World kids covered Page 16 . _ ....... --,.-,MON Piokei,,News Advertiser Friday, March 24, 1995 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 Vol. 114 No. 12 Psychics o leads I*n lake search By KEITH GILLIGAN two boats from the East Shore Marina on Jamie Lefebvre, 17, of Scarborough and for - STAFF REPORTER Liverpool Road in Pickering early in the merly of Ajax, and Michael Cummins, 17, of AJAX-PICKERING - The disappearance of six area teens on Lake Ontario after a party has again sparked a United Church group to have the legal drinking age restored to 21. The six teens are reported to have stolen morning of March 17, headed out on to the lake and haven't been seen since. The boys are between 16 and 18 years of age. Missing are: Jay Boyle. 17. Chad Smith, 18, and Robbie Rumboldt. 17, all of Pickering: Dann~ lliggins. 16, of Ajax; Rite of spring Pickering's Brendan Seeley (front) learned to ride a bicycle recently, with the help of his dad Steve and sister Erin (in background), just in time for the beginning of milder temperatures and the first week of ung, photo by Celia Bronkhorst Oshawa. Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie of the Durham Regional Police says the only fresh leads in the case have been provided by some area psychics. lie says police are treating the new See CHURCH—Page 3 `Power centres' a threat to smaller retailers, charges Pickering councillor By SAI, BOAIAIARTTO spEr AL, oma. NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING — Retail warehouse "power ventre; ' should not be permitted within the Town if it means a loss of busi- ness and jobs at smaller, well-established retailers, says a Pickering councillor. "While these big -box retailers generate some employment. it usually means layoffs and kms of business for other retail- ers," says Ward 1 regional councillor Maurice Brenner. Mr. Brenner is commenting on a Region of Durham pro- posal which would pave the way for "power centres" — clus- ters of large mail wareltouses — to locate in industrial areas designated for office. eorunercial, insu- axional and community uses under the regional Official Plan. The Region has asked the Town of Pickering to provide its input on the pro- posal. But Mr. Brenner says the Town . should proceed cautiously before endm ing such a policy, which could have a detrimental effect on existing retailers. "We haven't looked at all the ramifi- Marcid cations of this. The Region hasn't evert I Bruttrmar asked for comments born the chambers of commerce and the boards of trade for its proposal for big - boot commercial," be says. Mr. Bre nn es motion asking that the Region cis culale its proposal to local chambers of commerce and the Ajax- Pickenzig Board of Trade was approved by Town council MAY night. The leggy is proper that area mu nicipa& ties permit retail warehouse facilities in industrial areas as long mdxy. Sera POLIMJ31api 3 Lakeshore earth set to end dues 6 ror 1, nussin w Aeenagers - Friends and cry six missi wenagers are asking ;tubers of the public to join a vch of the lakeshore between tering and Aga Saturday. Smcb participants we asked to yet in the parking kit on the east le of Liverpool Road near Lake raio at 9 a.m. Searches will also axWocied at Marie Curtis Park in muga. starting at 9 a.m., and h Bridges Bay Marina in Ttrrunneo I pas. Individuals and service bit nee w2ed d join in the seaddu:h CIM into tee disapp i iii wi ue of ftemp boyut, who watt missing a Friday morsiag oa Lake Mario. Pankipsnts are asked eD W wi. 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They are usually kx:WW in indus- trial areas because of their size, vol- ume of traffic they generate and because of the availability of cheaper parcels of land there. Retail warehouses sometimes locate in groups, referred to as "power centres". Examples of power centres are the 37,000 -square -metre Crossroads Business Centre at Weston Road and Hwy. 401 in North York and Oakville Town Centre I and 4 which covers 42,700 square metres. In comparison, the total floor area of the Metro East Trade Centre and Pickering Home and Design Centre combined are roughly the size of the North York retail centre. Michaels, an arts and crafts store, will open a 20.000 -square -foot ware- house in the Home and Design Centre in May. PERSONALITIES SUPPORT MAKE ROOM FOR BABY AUCTION When we count the number of reasons for supporting the Make Room for Baby campaign, we start at 1,600: the number of babies born in APGH's Maternal and Newborn Services Department each year. Bev Thomson and len Shaw of CFTO TV, the Honorary Co -Chairs of the Make Room for Baby Auction, can give yea ream as L"I and 1,602. Bev Tboomea, mother of is-moneb-old Taylor, has a strong personal reason for Wowing her support behind the Make Room for Baby Auction. `It's diffknk for me to think of a more worthwhile awe than upgrading Maternal and Newborn Services," she says. "Having a baby Is the mat precious thing I've ever dant In my We. It I an de anything to make tbbW better for other metbers and bible; then 1 wit." Ken Shaw nopwb the Heapkars find raising efforts became be Is aware dot APGH faces beth rapid growth and dhninisbed sauces of public funding. "1 !hint everybody knows &bast the funding problems the goverament Is having," be says. "I think mat people are aware this Is are of the busiest hospitals In the country for delivering babies. Clearly the need Is there, and we can't depend an the government for everything. On Friday, March 31 and Saturday, April 1, join Den Shaw and Bev Thomson Is supporting the Make Room for Baby Television Auction. The Auction will no Friday evening, and Saturday afternoon and evening on Maclean Hunter Cable 10 is Ajax, and on TrUllem Community 10 In PkMdng. Over 600 exciting Items will be up en the black!! THE NEN5k Wffl ISER FRIDAY; MARCH X I".19 -PAGE 3 Public costs for Israel trip minimal: separate board DURHAM — Almost three dozen sepa- subsidized by the Israeli government. rate school board staff were to return home yesterday from a pil- grimage to Israel, but taxpayers' share of the tab is "minimal, if any,. So assures Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board director -designate Grand Andrews. Outgoing director Earl Lagroix informed staff last spring of the pilgrimage, which was reportedly Earl Lagroix While Mr. Andrews doesn t know how much the trip cost participants, he believes there were two fees — one for those who went as part of a leadership course, and another for those who went out of personal interest. If the leadership course qualifies as professional development, "which I'm not sure it does," participants in that category could claim $195, as outlined in their collective agreement, reports Mr. Andrews. Public school board moves to shorter summer hours for staff DURHAM — As the lazy, hazy days of summer approach, the public school board will revamp its hours, giving staff a four-day work week, a move which promises to save taxpay- ers $8,000. In previous years, staff at Durham Board of Education headquarters have used a form of flexible hours, allow- ing them to work fewer hours on Fridays or Mondays. But, according to a report by Brian Cain, superintendent of education in charge of business, "This created dif- ficulties in arranging meetings as employees were frequently away when the meetings were planned.- This lanned"This year, employees will work longer hours throughout the year, thereby allowing the education centre to close Fridays during July and August. That day is traditionally the quietest of the week, according to Mr. Cain, who notes custodians work until noon. BUY SELL vOiEt�a �pemb pU as Ai 1 'MEMBERS OF TORONTO AND DURHAM REAL ESTATE BOARDS 'FULL MLS SERVICE AVAILABLE 'OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE DAVID JOSEPH PRESIDENT �. t , ® 427-1345 ppp one most school offices are closed, and there are few visits or telephone calls from the public. The change will also "allow depart- ments to utilize their staff in a more efficient manner" by having them work longer hours during busier times. The move is expected to save $1,000 a day in operating costs, totalling S8,000 over the summer. The summer schedule will be reviewed in September. "There will be no subsidization for people not on the leadership course", which is offered by the board and has a number of prerequisite religion courses. A total of 34 staff — including teachers, principals, consultants and supervisory offi- cers — took part in the pilgrimage, which ran from March 14 to 23. If any supply teachers were needed as a result of the trip, that cost would be picked up by participants, reports Mr. Andrews. He has promised trustees a full report outlining all costs at the next board meeting Monday. WESTERN RANG �t�:�, �taaurcrs of �?uaii:}: ianccrafcc•ci t�'ec�err 4c�11ac�� ,ct M"c 5tc-rri i3cxA 1-t-wher Belts ' Accessories 487 Waetta7 Rad Satth at ©emwtz, Ajax 428-178 7 MorL T x s +% cl. 5 Thurs.6 Fn. 9 8 invites you. to come and browse " Ion (2 doors west of the old one), a moody added MARINE department. Coleman, PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1995 WIN A $5,000 DOWN PAYMENT TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF A CAR �. , JJ e �, � ryzf Z" -A , IdAWnt A w1d'd 7 Sun. April 2nd 9 am - 5 pm ADMISSION $5.00 (Children under 16 FREE) In support of the Children's Wish Foundation - Ontario Chapter 1M I EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. North of Hwy. 401 in Pickering For Exhibitor Information call: (905) 427-0754 ii See contest rules 825no ions at Par Show Sponsored by: The Ajax Pickering Fie& Market The New Advertiser This Week A KX96 Radio Church group calls for action following lake tragedy FROM PAGE 1 information seriously. "We don't discount any information we receive. We check everything out, no matter where it comes from," he says. But Reverend Charles Catto says the incident has "redoubled our resolve" to have the drinking age increased. The Oshawa Presbytery, which represents United Churches in southern Durham, approved a motion Tuesday requesting the provincial attorney general to increase the legal drinking age. "We have to take action here. It's not enough to mourn. We have to take action so incidents like this don't happen," Rev. Catto says. "It's easier to build a fence at the top of the hill than at the bottom." The presbytery has sought to have the age restored to 21 since it was lowered to 18 in the early 1970s. A legal drinking age of 21 is a "reasonable target. It takes it out of the high schools and puts I W, �i people with different responsibilities, in schools and the community, in a stronger position" The drinking age was lowered by the Progressive Conservative provincial government of Bill Davis. The Tories raised it to 19 in the late 1970s. Establishing the drinking age at 18 was a "criminally irresponsible" act by that govern- ment, Rev. Catto charges. "We're the people who have to bury the vic- tims and comfort the families." Before the legal age was lowered to 18, there were fewer teenagers drinking, Rev. Catto claims. Most states in the United States have raised the drinking age to 21, as have some provinces and territories in Canada, he adds. "It may have been a 19 -year-old who gave them beer or a person at the beer store who couldn't tell the difference between 19 and 21." Rev. 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North of Hwy. 401 in Pickering For Exhibitor Information call: (905) 427-0754 ii See contest rules 825no ions at Par Show Sponsored by: The Ajax Pickering Fie& Market The New Advertiser This Week A KX96 Radio Church group calls for action following lake tragedy FROM PAGE 1 information seriously. "We don't discount any information we receive. We check everything out, no matter where it comes from," he says. But Reverend Charles Catto says the incident has "redoubled our resolve" to have the drinking age increased. The Oshawa Presbytery, which represents United Churches in southern Durham, approved a motion Tuesday requesting the provincial attorney general to increase the legal drinking age. "We have to take action here. It's not enough to mourn. We have to take action so incidents like this don't happen," Rev. Catto says. "It's easier to build a fence at the top of the hill than at the bottom." The presbytery has sought to have the age restored to 21 since it was lowered to 18 in the early 1970s. A legal drinking age of 21 is a "reasonable target. It takes it out of the high schools and puts I W, �i people with different responsibilities, in schools and the community, in a stronger position" The drinking age was lowered by the Progressive Conservative provincial government of Bill Davis. The Tories raised it to 19 in the late 1970s. Establishing the drinking age at 18 was a "criminally irresponsible" act by that govern- ment, Rev. Catto charges. "We're the people who have to bury the vic- tims and comfort the families." Before the legal age was lowered to 18, there were fewer teenagers drinking, Rev. Catto claims. Most states in the United States have raised the drinking age to 21, as have some provinces and territories in Canada, he adds. "It may have been a 19 -year-old who gave them beer or a person at the beer store who couldn't tell the difference between 19 and 21." Rev. Catto is a voluntary associate with the Pickering Village United Church. — with files from Sal Bommarito IY Bfitain * Ireland* Europe Middle East* Affica London/Gatwick atfare Nfes: EwW Cis use onh, t to d,5) filonl: $351 3 London 11 & Holli: $75 (Per nil) Britain Coach Tour 4 Days f10111: $e� Sean Travel uses the following quality suppliers: Adventure Tours, Air Canada Vacations, Air Traasat Holidays, Alamo Rent A Car, Canadian Holidays, Conquest Tours, Encore Cruises, Holiday House, Holland America Cruises, Insight International Coach Tours, Netwock International Airfatr Specialists, Nordic Tours, Red Sal Tours, Royal Caribban Cruise !sine, Sunquest Vacations, Trafalgar Tours. PROTECT YOUR VACATION WITH VOYAGEUR TRAVEL INSURANCE — WE HIGHLYRECIDMMEND IT:r Opel Sarl11,110P Pickering Town Centre 420-7600 Awfirc shun agluca Is chaser 615111" fi+n Tirwu ro -aim Air Trusses, Can&& 30M Skysen ia- Air Clab latermarioad or Royal AiAiaw - iucladas SS* concl! 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S70 GIVE US A CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-0707 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976 1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising; 493-1300 The News Advertiser wekxvnes let- ters to the editor on issues of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal rea ons and to withhold letters deemed not fa for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser r9i� regularly cases recycled newsprint Age matters not With each passing day, hope fades for a safe return of the six Durham -area teens who headed out last week onto the chilly waters of Lake Ontario. By all accounts, alcohol was involved in what is quickly evolving into a tragedy of huge propor- tions for the friends and families of the missing teens. The incident has now sparked a Durham Region church group to call on legislators to bring the legal drinking age back up to age 21. That's an honorable cause for the church organi- zation, but it misses the mark in relation to this incident. The age of majority could be raised to 25 or 30 years for all the good it would do in prevent- ing teenagers from obtaining and using alcohol. Liquor and beer is clearly available to youth, regardless of their age or the legislative restric- tions put in place by our governments. Instead, church and social groups should focus their efforts and resources on lobbying for educa- tion programs to battle alcohol abuse among youth. Aswas successfully done with drinking and driving awareness campaigns in recent years, education is far more effective in informing young people there is a potentially irreversible dark side to the use and abuse of alcohol. If the worst has indeed happened to these young boys, it won't be because the legal drink- ing age currently stands at age 19. It will be because they were unaware — or unmoved — by the dangers they faced. ell04.Wltl'tE TO T1m NEws ADVF.rrr7s>xx,130 COMMERCUL AvE., Alwx; L i S 2H5 oR FAX us AT 683 - Mock nuclear disaster reveals `frightening inadequacy' To the editor: The mock nuclear plant emergency exercise in Pickering and Ajax on Feb. 23 provides yet another chapter in Ontario Hydro's abhorrent saga- It agaIt is one of many dismal fiascos which include the incurrence of massive debt, mis- management. rotten public relations, a mulish stance despite being a publicly owned Crown corporation, irresponsible operation and moni- toring of both Pickering's and Bruce's nuclear Info -Source Poll: Last week we asked: Do you favor j alternative sentencing for those who commit non-violent crimes as a way to reduce prison overcrowding? Ye s No IE 53% 1Z [CIE 4701c In fight of this week's tragedy in Pickering , do you think tougher measures should be introduced to curb drinking by minors? YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE: NO: Punch 8027 683-7040 facilities, attempts to mollify the populace with propaganda which successfully "bamboozles" laypersons, while deceiving politicians and fuelling activists' fears. The failure of a years work clearly reveals a frightening inadequacy that could endanger a segment of Durham in the event of a nuclear mishap. Furthermore, it exonerates the anti-nuclear groups made up of conscientious and con- scionable people who've been unjustly We asked: denounced by the self-serving bureaucracy of Ontario Hydro and power brokers such as regional chairman Gary Herrema. It is time for the public to renounce Ontario Hydro's nuclear program It should be incum- bent on every concerned person to oppose shrewd politicians such as Ajax Mayor Jim Witty who, with their idle posturing, add noth- ing positive to our threatened milieu. Fred T16onnon, Pickering Do you think striking railway workers should be legislated back to work? -- asked at the Ajax Plaza CINDY DOWSON -No! Everyone shoukd have the right to strike." JULIA SWARZ "No. We have the right to strike in this country." STEFANO Di GIORGIO "Yes, I think so. A lot of people are being inconvenienced." 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There'll be a draw for a 15 -foot round above- ground pool. Children can keep busy at The Olive Garden Noodle Doodle Area by making crafts and jewelry with noodles. The show is being held at the Metro East Trade Centre at Brock Road and Hwy. 401 in Pickering from today, March 24 to Sunday, March 26. Times are noon to 9 p.m. Friday, 10 am. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 am. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors and free for children under 12. Parking is free. Call Monique at 416- 620-6620 for more infor- mation. Easter pageant planned AJAX — You'll be able to Come and See His Glory at the Christian Life Centre next month. The Ajax church present.-, its annual Easter pageant over three days and admis- sion is free to all perfor- mances. The musical drama will OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION OPA91-003D/A ZONING BY-LANV AMENDMENT APPLICATION Z2/91 DEVELOPMENT PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION D1/91 BLOCKS 92,157 AND 158, PLANS 40M-1377 AND 40NI-1378 Kentridge Johnston Limited, on behalf of Debor Management Ltd., has recently revised their official plan amendment and zoning amendment applications for the lands situated between Angus Drive and Pickering Beach Road, north of Highway No. 401. The revised proposal includes 31 street townhouses, 55 condominium townhouses and an open space area. The subject property is currently zoned `C6' - Special Purpose Commercial by By-law 35-77, as amended. The applicant has requested that the subject property be rezoned to an appropriate zoning category to implement the proposed residential development. Anyone wishing to make representation to the Standing' Committee of the Whole of Council may do so at the meeting. For additional information, please contact Mr. David Meredith, Planner, Current Planning and Development Review between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at 683-4550. DATE: MONDAY, APRIL 14,1995 TIME: 7:30 RIC LOCATION: COUNCIL CHAMBERS 66 HARWOOD AVENUE SOITrH AJAX, ONTARIO be staged Friday, April 14 and Saturday. April 15, at 7:30 p.m. both nights. On Sunday, April 16, there'll be performances at 4 p.m. and 7:30 pm The Christian Life Centre is at the comer of Rossland and Ravenscroft roads in Ajax. Call 686- 1411 for more information_ • NESCAFE COFFEE �9$1.59 LIBBY'S • KIDNEY BEANS •CHILI BEANS Can,591 C Appwe• b. Boor sa"w V* 10"k>, SOFA compare at '999 SALE A 3 PC. MARBLE COFFEE i END TABLE SET conpare at'1 399 w Please recycle your News Advertiser , PENNYWORTH'S DEPT, STORE 683041 41 Harwood Ave. S. AJAX OPEN MON.-WED. 10 A.Y.-8 P.Y. SALE STARTS THURS: FRL 10 AX -9 P.Y. 21- SATURDAY 10 AX -7 P.Y SUNDAY 11 A.K-5 PK TABLE LAMPS ONLY 56,99 KRAFT DINNER Box ■ 7 9 TOILET PAPER 2 ply, 4 rolls s791 • t A • SUGAR ,p .79 GREEN GIMT CUT GREEN cry eEws PEAS �, .79 jz,, LIBBYS : ,i MAGIC FOIL 01 • Alpttageth . Smurtagetd waft no* 03 ---- limit omer I I 029 2 limit per atstomer L ------— --d —L—,L-----------------.J NO Cosmetic cash The Children's Wish Foundation is $393.30 wealth- ier thanks to a donation from Aloette Cosmetics. Foundation volunteer Penny Giraudy, seated, is all smiles after receiving the money from Aloette Durham West president Rosemarie Vanderheijden. photo by Celia Bronkhorst The answer is right in your own backyard PICKERING — Spring is officially here, so it's time to get your backyard in shape for summer. Exhibitors and gardening professionals will be on hand at the fifth annual Backyard Show offering tips on how to spruce up the outside of your home. There'll be a draw for a 15 -foot round above- ground pool. Children can keep busy at The Olive Garden Noodle Doodle Area by making crafts and jewelry with noodles. The show is being held at the Metro East Trade Centre at Brock Road and Hwy. 401 in Pickering from today, March 24 to Sunday, March 26. Times are noon to 9 p.m. Friday, 10 am. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 am. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for seniors and free for children under 12. Parking is free. Call Monique at 416- 620-6620 for more infor- mation. Easter pageant planned AJAX — You'll be able to Come and See His Glory at the Christian Life Centre next month. The Ajax church present.-, its annual Easter pageant over three days and admis- sion is free to all perfor- mances. The musical drama will OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION OPA91-003D/A ZONING BY-LANV AMENDMENT APPLICATION Z2/91 DEVELOPMENT PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION D1/91 BLOCKS 92,157 AND 158, PLANS 40M-1377 AND 40NI-1378 Kentridge Johnston Limited, on behalf of Debor Management Ltd., has recently revised their official plan amendment and zoning amendment applications for the lands situated between Angus Drive and Pickering Beach Road, north of Highway No. 401. The revised proposal includes 31 street townhouses, 55 condominium townhouses and an open space area. The subject property is currently zoned `C6' - Special Purpose Commercial by By-law 35-77, as amended. The applicant has requested that the subject property be rezoned to an appropriate zoning category to implement the proposed residential development. Anyone wishing to make representation to the Standing' Committee of the Whole of Council may do so at the meeting. For additional information, please contact Mr. David Meredith, Planner, Current Planning and Development Review between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at 683-4550. DATE: MONDAY, APRIL 14,1995 TIME: 7:30 RIC LOCATION: COUNCIL CHAMBERS 66 HARWOOD AVENUE SOITrH AJAX, ONTARIO be staged Friday, April 14 and Saturday. April 15, at 7:30 p.m. both nights. On Sunday, April 16, there'll be performances at 4 p.m. and 7:30 pm The Christian Life Centre is at the comer of Rossland and Ravenscroft roads in Ajax. Call 686- 1411 for more information_ • NESCAFE COFFEE �9$1.59 LIBBY'S • KIDNEY BEANS •CHILI BEANS Can,591 C Appwe• b. Boor sa"w V* 10"k>, SOFA compare at '999 SALE A 3 PC. MARBLE COFFEE i END TABLE SET conpare at'1 399 w Please recycle your News Advertiser , PENNYWORTH'S DEPT, STORE 683041 41 Harwood Ave. S. AJAX OPEN MON.-WED. 10 A.Y.-8 P.Y. SALE STARTS THURS: FRL 10 AX -9 P.Y. 21- SATURDAY 10 AX -7 P.Y SUNDAY 11 A.K-5 PK TABLE LAMPS ONLY 56,99 KRAFT DINNER Box ■ 7 9 TOILET PAPER 2 ply, 4 rolls s791 • t A • SUGAR ,p .79 GREEN GIMT CUT GREEN cry eEws PEAS �, .79 jz,, LIBBYS : ,i MAGIC FOIL 01 • Alpttageth . Smurtagetd waft no* 03 ---- limit omer I I 029 2 limit per atstomer L ------— --d —L—,L-----------------.J THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24, I"S-PAGE f G5,�EAIRoP5 Expect more from Sears sad baby�r„lture ;�dv� patio ExpSEAM ect morefrom Seas:; 1 a& sawlaal Sway mav&IS1164 Cow'ot 1995 $Ears Cana W SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE YVe're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.4:00 p.m., Sun. 12:00 a.m.4:00 p.m. PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1945 Billboard March 24, 1995 FRIDAY, MARCH 24 YOUTH DANCE: The Ajax Wildcats soccer team hold a youth dance from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre. Centennial Rd. For students from Grades 5 to S. Tickets $5 at the door or by calling Ilenry Nelson at 683-0351. THEATRE: Antares Theatre presents the comedy How The Other Half Loves at Dunbartoxn- Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunharton Rd., Pickering, March 24. 25 and 31. Curtain 8 p.m. Tickets S9: students and senior ST 831-6509. CERCLEFRANCOPHONE; D'AJAX: Le Cercle Francophone d' Ajax oast un club social pour les femmes done la langue maternelle est le frarx'ais. La prochaine rencontre aura lieu Vendredi le 24 %lays a 8:00 du soir. Pour plus de renseigne- ments telephoner le 427-6580. SATURDAY, MARCH 25 CONIEDY SHOW: "Ise Lining Legends of Popular Music pre- sent lust for Laughs at Sikortki Polish Veterans' Hall. 1551 Stevenson Rd., Oshawa at 7 p.m. One-man show Adam Timoon and comedian Glenn Ottaway are featured along with tributes to Rod Stewart, Madonna and Michael Jackson. Late buffet. cash bar and dance after show. Tickets S17.50. Portion of pro- ceeds goes to Durham Region Branch of the Lupus Association. 723-7822. AUCTION, DINNER: The County Town Singers hold a Dine and Dream auction and spaghetti dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Heydenshore Pavilion. Water SL. Whitby. More than 75 items to be, auctioned. S5 per person. 427-0201 for tickets. GREEKS: The (Creek Community of Oshawa and District celebrate Greek Independence Day at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Nektarios Greek Orthodox Church. 1221 Simcoe St. S.. Oshawa. Skits, dancing, poetry recitals. 430-0361. CHURCH: A workshop on Native Spirituality and The Medicine Wheel is held at the Fellowship In Christ Church. 1755 Plummer St.. Unit 4. Pickering_. from 10:30 am. to 5 p.m. Cot is S35 to pre -register. S40 at the door. 837-2603. 728- 7284. LIBRARY REGISTRATION: The Pickering Public L_ibrary holds in-person registration at 9 am. at the Central Branch, One The Esplanade (831-7809) and the Rougehill branch. Rougemount Dr. and Iiwy. 2 (509-2579) for Easter Stories and Crafts, to be held at the respective branches April 8 at 10:30 a.m. Phone registration begins at etch branch 10:30 a.m. BASEBALL COACHES: The Ajar Spartans Minor Baseball Association sponsors the Coaches Level One 'Technical Clinic' at the An nadale Golf and Curling Club from 9 am. to 5 p.m Call 427-"",4 Childbirth choices topic of seminar AJAX - The Childbirth Education Association of Durham hosts the sec- ond of a three-part free seminar on healthy pregnancy Monday. March 27. The seminar runs from 7 to 8: 30 pm. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cries. Topic is choices for childbirth. The: next session is on April 24. Everyone is welcome. Call 420-3890 for more information. _FARS CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "New season, new ideas, sale prices start Thursday, March 16, 1995" flyer, automotive insert, page 2, the SRX all -season performance tire, for $59.99, should have read 75,000 rating, not 75,000 km tread wearout warranty. Also, in our Sears, "New season, new ideas, sale prices start Thursday, March 23, 1995" flyer, page B9, the sale on wallpaper and borders should have read 112 price all in -stock wallpaper, 20% off all in -stock borders. Also, in our Sears, "Super Saturday and Sunday, March 25 and 26, 1995" flyer, page 4, the girls 3 -pc, set at $11.99 is unavailable for the promotion. Also, on page 3, the Black & Decker Space maker, plus coffeemaker, #81134 should have read $20 off Sunbeam stand mixer, #81334, reg. $169.99, on sale for $149.99. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. ROOKIE BALI.: The Ajax Spartans Rookie Ball Select "Tryouts begin for registered ASMBA players at Westney Heights. Public School from 2- 3:30 p.m. Call Brian Cunliffe at 686-1270. SUNDAY, MARCH 26 SPRING FLING: The Ajax parks and recreation department presents Spring Ding at the Ajar Community Centre, Centennial Rd., from 1 to 4 p.m. Activities include balloon sculptures, face painting. Easter egg treasure hunt. surprise char- acters and more.. Free admission. 427-8811. SUPPER: The Greenwood United Church, 6th Concession west of Westney Rd., holds its annual oyster supper with sit- tings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Hot ham and scalloped pota- toes dinner fox those who don't want oysters. S 10 fox adults, S5 for children 12 and under, pre- schoolers free. Advance tickets only. 683-6217 (Doug Morden), 649-5911 (Ken Brooks), 683- 5828 (Kenn McTaggart), 668- 0262 (lion CKxxluwin). SALE: The Gingerbread Co- operative Nursery School holds a garage and craft sale at the WesLshore Community Centre, 1011 Bayly St., between Liverpool and Whites roads. The event runs from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Everyone is wek'orne. To rent a table or for more info call 831- 9246. Cory Carman Models y Presents The beginning of their Pickering Training Centre! To celebrate, we are kidding a "Super Model Search Contest" 'WN" MODELLING SCHOLARSHIPS! We are here! & ready to help you get started in a career of 'Professional Modelling" M Our Pickering Model Search Takes Place Sat. March 25 (1 -4 p.m.) Mon. March 27 & Wed. March 29 (6:30 - 9 p.m.) at STEP IN TWO DANCE STUDIO Bayridge Plaza entrance northwest corner building (BRING SNAPSHOT) 'Fox more information call Cory Carman Models at 905-642-6900 E 24 BUR MIGHW tilt M MAPLE CC, W" tit( PICKEIM6G MLLAGE ErMeAain by tfre fp. in main tk. lam. fm. BE A LAID BAR= or in fatwlous IirL ret rm. or an htrpe Ravin• lot 60at50', tpprades galore • deck bbyy pool. Steps to school b park wsrom while Ka. 6 3 aR*., strp 8EOt1�ED • tNON•T LAST!! hardwd Iks., 2 tyros, sop. office, fin. rec nn. + tam rm. t: b. & bench dos. � Absokae Owel! Ravine!! I F BRENDA NBLETT �. f N BROKER, MVA 905465.007 OR 1416550.3256 (PAGER) Walk to fight MS DURHAM — Spring gives you an opportunity to get active and fit and at the same time help others who can't. On Sunday, April 23 you can walk to join the fight against multiple scle- rosis any time from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The trek, which starts and fin- ishes at Oshawa's Durham College, includes among its sponsors Oshawa. Whitby and Clarington This Week, the News Advertiser's sister newspa- per. Walkers can set their own per- sonal goals of completing five, 10 or 20 kilometres. Refreshments and washroom facilities will be available at each checkpoint. Prizes will be awarded to people who raise over $65 in sponsorships and to teams with the best costumes. To register, pick up an application form at participating local retailers such as Beckers or any store in the Pickering Town Centre. Call Gianna DaSilva at 686-2581 for more information. • Mon -Wed 10-6pm Thurs-Fri 10-9pm Saturdays 10-6pm Sundays 11-3pm vimPE RS•JhAi ; C►EouES I K:>YLY O C CLEMEN S In _ es Bar C.esfr�c " z s N '' TAUNTON sowh 79 Towww� 15 ov,swlg ECONOM Unjinished �39 ONE DAY ONLY MARCH 25TH PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 2 5 % oFF OUR EVERYDAY FEATURED PRICEM ON SELECTED IN -STOCK MERCHANDISE ONLY i is C � i F �. f N f sowh 79 Towww� 15 ov,swlg ECONOM Unjinished �39 ONE DAY ONLY MARCH 25TH PERSONAL SHOPPING ONLY SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 2 5 % oFF OUR EVERYDAY FEATURED PRICEM ON SELECTED IN -STOCK MERCHANDISE ONLY i V LOCAL REACTION Area seniors well -protected against ire risk: Chief AJAX-PICKERING - Local seniors can rest easy in the wake of a tragic fire which killed three seniors and injured another 20 in a Mississauga home for the aged this week. Seniors' residences here are well-equipped to deal with fres, according to local fire officials. A man and two women were killed when fire broke out at a single -storey seniors' residence Tuesday evening. Following the blaze, Mississauga firefighters said the seniors' residence was not equipped with a sprinkler system. "We don't have the same problems as they do in Mississauga with the same types of buildings there," says Ajax fire prevention officer Thom Evered. Both the Ballycliffe Lodge Retirement Nursing Home and Ballycliffe Retirement Lodge on Station Street, are equipped with sprinkler systems, Mr. Evered adds. He qualifies his comments, however, by saying "you always are at risk of fie' even when precau- donary measures have been taken. But Ajax went through a similar experience as Mississauga two years ago, although no one was killed in a fire at the Westney Road retirement home, recalls Ajax Deputy Fire Chief Tony Mintoff. "Unfortunately, this is a recurring diing - he says - He said the Westney Villa was required to make several wades after the blaze, including installing a fire alarm and direct alarm book -up to the fire department. However, Deputy Chief Mintoff says he's somewhat con- cerned the building is not required to have a sprinkler system it the cur- rent fire code. He says he'd like to see that change. "I'd like to see these (retirement) hones treated in similar fashion as a nursing home because, as we saw in Mississauga, these residents are not ambulatory,- be said. Other buildings. which are referred to as seniors' residences and should be dis- tinguished from the building in Mississauga which is a hone for the aged, comply with the Ontario Fire Code, according to John Jones, property manager for the Ajax Municipal Housing Corporation. Nuke plant unit 6 reactor shutdown MCKERING - Work crews ac the Fkke ing Nuclear Generating Station are taking advantage of this spring's low demand for electricity to perform much-needed maintenance work on one of their reactors. Unit 6 was shut down Wednesday night for maintenance which will allow the unit on be prepared for peak demand periods during die npco�ming summer season, Ontario Hydro reporCrews will also use the shutdown to inspect the reactor's heat -transport system components and the boiler - room pane. 'Ile unit is expected to be back in service as early as Monday, March 27. Unit 6 produces about 540 megawatts of electricity. The peak demand of Durham Region is about 500 megawatts. "The building in Mississauga was halfway to a nursing home. We don't have anything like that in Ajax. What we run are buildings for seniors who are able to live independently. We don't provide any cane to our tenants," says Mr. Jones, who over- sees five seniors' housing developments in Ajax. "We have sprinklers in our buildings in locations which are required under the fire code," he adds. In Pickering, the fire department conducts an annual inspection of facilities used as seniors' homes, according to Chief Rick Pearsall. 'They all conform to fine codes in place at this time," he said. Chief Pearsall, however, says he's concerned with the number of fire deaths which have occurred in Ontario so far this year. "It's reached epidemic proportions," he says. He agrees with a review of fire code standards for seniors' horses being conducted by Ontario's Chief Coroner and the Ontario Fire Marshal in the wake of the tragic Mississauga fire. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24, I"S-PAGE 11 Board of Trade luncheon on the environment AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax- Bruce Mortensen of Laidlaw Waste Pickering Board of Trade will host a Systems is the keynote speaker. Mr. special environmental luncheon next Mortensen will address three "R's" week. regulations and new packaging audit The event is on Tuesday, March 28 legislation. at Swans Marina, 590 Liverpool Rd-, For more information, call 427 - Pickering, beginning at 11:30 am. 4470. IT'S SPRIN EVERT Revive vour senses with fresh, fragrant blooms or a lush green plant' Your Professional Florist FOR QUAD Y, VALUE R SERVICE PHONE BAY RIDGES FLORISTS INC. 1215 GAYLY STREET 839-2949 Phone orders accepted on all major charge cards. We deliver from Oshawa to Oakville, also we send almost anywhere in PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24,1995 . .• •.• : a► • N 4rA . cG d � Saturday, Marc s VG 1.L X15, go "coVN G`J�P.�JP'1�0 F0 A A• OA 14 `4. 5/95 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. 6 :00000 N/�P�P �cF��N ONS "� V�ovo! � /oP�N� �N PNO We at Play It Again Sports & Once Upon A Child would like to thank all our loyal customers in Ajax and Pickering for helping our businesses establish, grow & recycle. AY OPEN W -� s�TARTERg SPORTS EQUIPMENT THATS USED BUT NOT USED UP PLAY IT nenin SpkVT5 V-4: 75 BAYLY STREET (WEST OF HARWOOD) GRAND - (Lots of PRIZE giveaways • Stickers • Zapper pulls ® • Popcorn Kis . • Play area & Wagon -for -Two" videos so parents can shop hassle free '!�" of this f <. Kids' Stuff with Previous ExperienceTm p •11116I•T. 75 BAYLY STREET (WEST OF HARWOOD) We are proud to be a part of the Ajax/Pickering Communities 4 SPRING SPECIALS 9= IX .1: 1 (.j Quality Service at a Fair Prince! LUBE—OIL—FILTER ofpo�o�) • Includes oil, oil filter, and general check including shocks, fluids, filters, tire wear, universals, belts and hoses. TUNE -UPS( -Prices may vary for Import vehicles) 4 cyl. - �° No -o 35m 95* 6 cyl. - WOO 00.0 450!9-5* 8 Cyl. - 1X00 00-0 5595* ■ • Includes replacement spark plugs and fuel filter • Check all filters, fluids, cap, rotor and wires & ignition timing AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE - $49" � SCAN TESTS (EFI Cars only) - $2500 FUEL INJECTION FLUSH - 349" pl�% BALANCE & ROTATE 4 WHEELS - $29" R"cle, Reco„K, Roch " 905 Dillingham Rd. Unit 18, NAPA Pickering PICK UP & DELIVERY Open pen Yon. -Fri. 8 am: 5:30 p.m„ Sat. 8 a.m: 12 p.m. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAV, !MARCH 24, 1995 -PAGE 13 $31=2011 0. Chinese Restaurant G-• 1450 Kingston Rd., Pickering ..1.,� � 1 ALWAYS ` E 7. - - - - - - - - z^ WITH THIS COUPON: I lI I CANTONESE CHOW 1 lTWO CAN DINEI MEIN I 1 1• • I 1 • BEEF WITH BROCCOLI I 1 - BBQ BBQ CHICKEN WINGS 14n99 1 I 1 • CHICKEN FRIED RICE 1I I ; REG. 1 1 I YOU CAN EAT! , Cb $25.70NOW$ I DAYS . I I PICKUP 17m991 WEEK 1 I I DELIVERY ALWAYS FRESH! $20.99 Expires Apr. 3/95 I 1 I 1 I 1 Not valid in combination with I I Not valid in combination with any I any other special orders or I I other special orders or discounts. I I discounts. Expires Apr. 3/95. 1 Cash only — — — — — — — — — — — — — —I — — — — — — — — — — — — — —I \'/ :M'L ! l 1 I = 111111:3:f: OOMIPLUTE SYSTEM As SHOWN $ V5 9I l ` - - , 1 YOU >I ../ BONUS $10 %*n 291lWW d A". S, :66WAW Hwy. 02 MW 401) 428-1659 2 • . 4M Helhiv ]RiL-ggest AACHI 0 Sa-viuigs Of ser TeYear'..' Annual Event - Inventory Clearance Sale LAST 10 DAYS SPECIALS COLOURFUL E1/�Y� BOKHARA (JAL) 9X12 - $1100 8X10 - $ 820 6X9 - $ 550 Price • Incredible design awHo %Sn selection All Sizes Available • Authentic hand knotted U - ��:• •r rugsWe • Cleaning &repair s►- ;.e: service available +'► +�'�`� �.. MME W Oriental Rug Collection Inc. 17SS Pickering Pkv!y Opm7 Doos aWA Home & Design Centre MUraby& F} jCly tj M pM Pickering, Oat. 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(North of 401) �i,��;;►i ��.r-,;«.� ntertai"nment Winning singer displays talents at arts showcase By AL RIVETT STAFF RE"TFR PICKERING — A young Pickering woman will show- case her vocal talents at this Saturday's arts gala in town after receiving an award for singing at a major local music festival. Jahna Poray, 18, an OAC student at Pine Ridge Secondary School, will per- form two Broadway hits at Celebration of the Performing Arts 1995 at Pine Ridge. She'll sing Someone to Watch Over Me from Crary For You as well as Can't Help Loving That Man from Show BoaL Ms. Poray's chance to sing at the high-profile arts showcase, featuring National Ballet of Canada principal dancer Margaret Illmann, came after she won the Pickering Arts Council Award at the recent Pickering Metro East Music Festival. She won the prize for her performance in the senior vocal category. A student of vocal music for nine years, Ms. Poray is part of two award-winning vocal ensembles at her school under the direction of Dawn Taylor.The school's chamber choir, which per- forms classical a cappella arrangements, captured the High Silver Award at the Ontario Vocal Festival in Oshawa two weeks ago. By winning the Ontario title, the Pine Ridge chamber choir qualified to perform at the Canadian high school music championships in Calgary in May. The school's jazz choir, which Ms. Poray also belongs to, had earlier qualified 10 oom- Jahns Poray is taking her talents to another level this weekend atter winning a festival award. pete at the stational level. In addition, she also received her first taste of professional theatre at Pickering's Herongate Barn Theatre recently. She was cast as Leonie Asterbelt in a singing role in the melodra- ma called Dirty Work at the 0ossroOds. After finishing her OAC year at Pine Ridge, Ms. Poray says she plans to study either drama or music at York University or the University of Toronto next year, with an eye toward becoming a music teacher after graduation. Tickets for Saturday's show are $12 for adults, $7 for seniors and students. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. Don't forget Spring Fling AJAX — If .�,.•. you're boned and looking for a IN CENTRE CINENiAS fling, the Town's parks and reeve- rA.l011 MY= t>'n1 ation department Fri925 S.cs.t 220.711 925 Man- Thus 710. 925 No Pnr+w is here tom help. Spring "r" iib Fig at the Ajax k. 7.9:35 Sd.Smet 2, 7,9Z Mon-1hua 9, Y:X Community oOLO1111M GLA 111 01[ IAN R. 7, 210 Set -1n. 2.7.9;10 Man. -Thus. 7, Centre Sunday 9.40 includes a host of LEOEfIOE OF TM FALL M activities. R. 746 SOL -Sm 246.70 Mon. -Thus. 745 Spring Fling STE BYE LOVE (PG) goes from 1 to 4 Fri 7:10. 9:30 SM.Sun. 225, 7:10. t.30 Moa - Thus. 7-10.9,Z p.m. The Ajax R FAF EVA LL TO Community T Centre IS On Fn: Thu'' 9:10 "COWLA Of F � Centennial Road FrL 7:1 SatSw 2:10,7;15,9-.35 Mo Call 427-8811. Thus. 7;15,9:36 Pickering PICKERING — Pickering will host Celebration of the Performing Arts 1995 here this Saturday. Presented by the Pickering Arts Council, the evening will feature Margaret Illmann, the principal dancer of the National THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24,1995 -PAGE 15 March 24, 1995 celebrates the arts Ballet of Canada, at Pine Ridge Secondary School, starting at 7:30 p.m. Ms. Illmann has been a first soloist with the National Ballet for the past five years. She's also performed with the Endish National and the New York City Ballets. The evening will also include performances by local individu- als and groups from the area Tickets are $12 for most, $7 for seniors and students. For ticket information, call 686-9183. V� Dine & Dance with GORD BEST every Friday & Saturday Evening Daily lunch & dinner specials IThe Finest in Italian Cuisine at affordable prices! ;V"" Rau �r;ZWM=44t LL8.0. OPEN FOR DINNER LUNCH SPECIALS If, DAILY From 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. f>ow'r fir„Net we have BOOK NOW for parties, a sas&* to dub catering for all occasions. 1670 Kingston Rd., Unit #3, Pickering Next to Swiss Chalet (905) 683-8159 a • '4.2!5 Saa,rdsy b Sunday Matinees mid Tuesda" INEW STUDENT PRICE I $6.50 with valid student card -SPE LLBIN1)U%G ANI)GRIPPIN(i A GREAT FILM!- K, ILM r., 1 H rt , bmwo-S kt� Lt x � Dolores Claiborne _ X�_ •'1 1:30.4:00, 7:00.9:30 AA ;,a ttghs ftd b Im AM ties 11171r 3M "NMI" PG T++E MADNESS OF KING GEORGE 1:40.11:55.71A 9:20 PG BYE LOVE 7:05 & DUMBER :45.7:05 SAT. & SUN. ONLY 1:35,3-50 EE RES FAY RES dr►. PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24,1995 SPORTS Old soccer uniforms sought for children in Third World By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING — Something that's tucked away in drawers and virtually forgotten after the end of the soccer season will prove to be awe asset to children in a Third World African nation. Pickering resident Margie Singleton is spear- heading a campaign to collect used soccer uni- forms for children in Zambia who are without the basic essentials to play soccer — the dominant sport of the country. "I don't think the (local) kids wear the shirts after the season. I think most people put them in the drawers, give them to the Salvation Army or throw them out. I imagine most fami- lies don't use them after the season," says Mrs. Singleton. Uniforms, as well as other soc- cer equipment, will be shipped to the Zambian city of Mansa to be distrib- uted to children there sometime between late April and May, says Mrs. Singleton, whose two daughters play in the Pickering Soccer Club. The idea to collect the soccer uniforms for Zambia came to her after meeting with Buie Musonda. a teacher from Mansa who was participating in an exchange at a Kingston school where Mrs. Singleton's sister, Trudy McKeown, is the vice-principal. The Kingston school is current- ly on a fund-raising drive to collect school supplies for Zambia. The uni- forms collected from Pickering and area will be shipped to Zambia along with the Kingston shipment of school supplies. Mr. Musonda "said they need- ed basic school supplies. He also asked if we could send them anything that would make their children feel part of a team. I thought collecting uniforms would be a terrific idea It's so easy for us to do and they really need them. They have nothing. If they don't have pencils in their classrooms, they certainly can't affoid soccer uni- form.s." Hilary and Anna Singleton display some soccer equipment and old uniforms collected so far which will be sent along to Zambia. Their mother, Margie Singleton, is heading a campaign to gather the items for the African nation. photo by Ron Pietroniro Shapiro PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Dr. Shapiro major novice 'AA' rep hockey team dropped all its games at a season -ending Niagara Falls may. In the final game, the Madcham Thunder over- powered the Panthers 8-2. Robert Bayley and Jamie Emslie scored for Pickering, with assists to Brian Campbell and Mathew Fenes. The Panthers earlier lost 10 Ajax 42. Adam Markew and Fmshe each con- tributed oo-tributed a goal and as assist, with Eric Neubauer and Fenes providing addi- tional helpers. Against Mississauga, Pickering lost 5-4. Fettes had two goals and an assist, while Markew had a goal and rCHILItwo helpers and Bayley one goal. So far, she's collected about 130 uniforms, along with several pairs of soccer shoes and soccer balls. For more information, call Mrs. Singleton at 831-0776. Panthers fall short at Niagara Falls event Neubauer earned two assists; Andrew Hackett recd Kyle Morrison added singles. In their opener, the Panthers lost to Richmond Hill 4-3. Scoring were Markew, Morrison and Neubauer with assists to Bayley with two, Fmslie, Fettes, Morrison and John Cruickshank with one apiece. PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION REN'S MALL CHILDREN'S SOFTBALL Ii OF 11101190111" MM OF NM tl11*1lq) Sunday, March 261h 12 Noon - 3:00 p.m. PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX Seaoad floor, W"lam Road, South of NNy. 2 • �tC�'OrtA1E E Note: N Mang residents, who repter with PSA poor b Mardi 27' aro guaranteed that • UMN11AMENTS(10" WRIT? BOOK NW • P1r/t - RANGE t" RAthey wi the paced on a loam for the 1995 season. 0e: w waiing fats). • LOCKER ROOM FACLMS Both birth ahlfi * and Ware Health Card must be preted at time of registration. • POWER CARTS senFAOH ' . 160 $40 M u cANow 428-6321 Pickering Rep Softball will be oonducti r tration at 1 Z nM� aEw�1 y the same time as Picker Softballll Sharpshooterguns down Winter Gamesgold medal ❑ Judoka, wrestlers also fare well against Ontario's very best AJAX-PICKERING — More local athletes won medals at the recent Ontario Winter Games in Niagara Fall%. Pickering sharp- sh(x)ter Natalie Ho, 15, placed first in the sub -junior (under age 16) divi- sion in the air pistol shooting competi- tim. This is the first Natalie Ho year of competitive shooting for the Pickering High School student. Meanwhile, Patrick Olah, 14, of Ajax, captured the silver medal in Judo after losing a close decision in the gold -medal match. The Grade 9 student at Denis O'Connor Catholic High School com- peted in the 54 to 59 -kilogram class at the Games and won three of his four matches. A member of the Ajax Budokan Judo Club, Olah was recent- ly promoted to brown " belt from blue belt. In addition, a pair r— of Pickering wrestlers l fared well at the Cremes. Donny Benin, Patrick Olah a student at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School, earned a bronze medal. Matt McCormick, also of St. Mary, placed sixth in his weight class. P Bantams stage comeback to win series finale PICKERING: — The Pickering Panthers Julie's Esso bantam 'A' rep hockey team made a miraculous come- back to stay alive in the playoffs with a 2-1 series victory over the Aurora Tigers last week. In the third and deciding game, Pickering battled back from a 5-2 deficit entering the third period to tie the contest at 5-5 and send it into overtime. In the extra frame, the Panthers scored three times for an 8-6 victory. Goal scorers for Pickering were Brian Docherty with three, Gene Smith, Erick Costa, Eric Cuzzolmo, Chris Hibbits and Jody Brown. The Panthers opened the series with a 4-1 victory, getting goals from Docherty, Costa, Brown and Hibbits, along with a 27 -save performance from goalie Dave Harris. The Tigers scratched out a 4-3 come- back win in game two as they were down 2-0 in the first period and 3-2 in the third. Docherty, Cuzzohno and Smith each scored for the Julie's Esso bantams. Chris Nurse took the loss in goal, stop- ping 14 shots. Tough loss for selects in final of own tournament PICKERING — The Pickering Formula Honda minor peewee select hockey team was silenced in the title game of the Pickering select tourney. Pickering was blanked by Whitby 5- 0 in the title game. Panthers' most valuable player was Kevin Emerson. In semi-final action, Pickering beat Brampton 4-1. Darryl Malandrino scored two, Tony McMulkin and Andrew Goodine with one apiece. 1 Tracy garnered MVP honors. In the opener, the Panthers suffered a disappointing 6-0 loss to Whitby. Chris Nielson was Pickering's MVP. In game two, Pickering trounced Wexford 4-1. Goals scorers were Brew Carpenter, John Reid, Tracy and Stevens. MVP was James Kimball. Pickering then beat Ajax 3-2. Tracy scored twice and Stevens had one. The MVP was Reid. * Youth Program - Ages 7-15 Years * Season - May through August * Times 6:0 pm to 100 pm * 14 Non Contact games * Days - Mondays trough Thursdays Registration at: Ajax Community CenW, 75 Centennial St., Ajax, Ontario Feb. 18/9510:00 am For further information contact: March 25/9510:00 am Jim Darlow 905.686.4286 May 619510:00 am Hary Bunton 905.686.1576 I IS *c 0 W...11 lV'V 'Inv qw ."W hIRAND OPENING SALE WED., MARCH 22NO TILL SAT., APRIL 8- 000OW01= OF THE MooreNa• yrmrn PA I N -TS 1.00 ets, W raw � �� • SA1M F111W1 ' � �IttiN'•: Decorator beauty for walls & ceilings. enamel dura brhty for trim &01 Ourck to apply. Quick to _ dry. 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I P— P—MN —*W bMow ofd•f+ff9 APPPW* %-- PW by beimwr. Limit 100tow po ouek~ No c&M wMw. I - - - :"°, » o e.l..Ai, Ntoi.rYse 1 LTM d Byer Kip O 1995 Expires /1pN 5/11)5 ��—tttt�—tttti�tt�'��voinot��—lisimm A' THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24,1995 -PAGE 17 Al D On stuck! We're clearing out our remaining 1994 invert of JeMas, and now until Manch 31, you can get a great deal wish 3.90% financing. So to experience the safety and reiK61ily #1011 Only VAswagen offers, come in for a test drive OV belay But you better hurry because supplies are limited. '3 9°, $meriting awilc6le fa 24 monrtu on all new 19941ekos n dealer sods. May nor be combined weh any other aflers. Mawrrwm amour* (. armed n 520.000 E.omple: $15.000 $#named cr 3.9.(24 m*W, 5 9°o (36 md* or 725'0 (48 md*. mad* paene v rs $650 71 (24 mdnl. $455 6506 mrhsl or $.W90 (48 m*ml per mordr. Cost of bonoweg -s$61704 (24 rrdu). $1.40340 (36 mths) or $2,32512 (48 mfhsf Tod amour* a be repad is $15.61704 (24 mths) 516.403 40 (36 m#* or$1732512 (48 mfusl Down paenea may be requred Offer ends Mach 31 1995 Requires approad by VCl. See deafer for U details N ('K f . R I \ I 'oC 00,13r P31d For All Trades V DELUXE HIGHCHAIR JOLLY k.. 299" WITC!� f4 159 Baby Shacli ,f EUGAMTE KIDS SPACE hof^ 37999 evel�#O FtABA HURNN- REco 41n 1 PRICE a carriage, a stroller, a SCREAM arrEr Pura bassinette, a . pro rocker all rn by Eventb i111e walker alternatlMe ft walker Baby Sling assoried Y% fabrics In (reg. 98-00) 19!9!9 sic`11EATR1k,POTTEW. 39 - SARA CRIB — 53" FiresL Vy Frst Beatrx Pctter 19999 who. ne "aa mepb fw All Btn 20 % Off Poseer aGifxts *•We � neww JUVENNLE FLJRN1TIJF;E 0 n&Jeau DmiliER . Selection of Traditional _ - solid wood _ �- Style bunk beds Glider — - _ From Rocker ---.. 39999 4: From '�V� 24999 Dutailier Baby Shack *Kids Space 666-3767 f t t0:00.4-W-6-00PAIL Al D On stuck! We're clearing out our remaining 1994 invert of JeMas, and now until Manch 31, you can get a great deal wish 3.90% financing. So to experience the safety and reiK61ily #1011 Only VAswagen offers, come in for a test drive OV belay But you better hurry because supplies are limited. '3 9°, $meriting awilc6le fa 24 monrtu on all new 19941ekos n dealer sods. May nor be combined weh any other aflers. Mawrrwm amour* (. armed n 520.000 E.omple: $15.000 $#named cr 3.9.(24 m*W, 5 9°o (36 md* or 725'0 (48 md*. mad* paene v rs $650 71 (24 mdnl. $455 6506 mrhsl or $.W90 (48 m*ml per mordr. Cost of bonoweg -s$61704 (24 rrdu). $1.40340 (36 mths) or $2,32512 (48 mfhsf Tod amour* a be repad is $15.61704 (24 mths) 516.403 40 (36 m#* or$1732512 (48 mfusl Down paenea may be requred Offer ends Mach 31 1995 Requires approad by VCl. See deafer for U details N ('K f . R I \ I 'oC 00,13r P31d For All Trades PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MARCH 24&- aeec Hubbell Canada Inc. Hubbell Canada Inc. i� a leading manufacturer of quality electrical and electronic products for commercial, industrial, utility and telecommunications markets. We currently have opportunities for the following positions: BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Successful candidate will provide timely response to customer requests on product availability, order processing and expediting, and resolution of non -conformances- Fluent in French and English, you are a team player with excellent communication and telephone skills. Self-starter, dependable and dedicated professional, you have the ability- to develop excellent rapport with customers, co-workers and Sales. We require a college degree or equivalent in Business, plus several years experience in Customer Service, ideally in the Electrical industry. Respond to File #95-03BR CONTRACT POSITION - PROGRAMMER/ANALYST Candidate will be responsible for computer project work. We require an individual with proficiency in Cobol, Mantis (4GL), JCL, and Relational Database Programming, 3 - 5 years experience in IBM mainframe environment, self-starter, with demonstrated structured programming technique., Tk), and librarian. Knowledge of Accounting and !Manufacturing systems, and ability to work as a team member. Respond to File #95-04PA. Interested candidates are to submit resume, stating file number to: Human Resources, 870 Brock Road S., Pickering, Ontario. L1W 1Z8 :'n agencies or ptkww call. plea%e. We thank all candNiate., htvwever, only th vee selected f(w an interview v% ill tie contacted. MARKETING ASSISTANT required by Pkkering manutacturer. This Is an entry level position reporting to the Director of Sales a Marketing. You must have excellent English communication skills, both written and oral and possess a college diplorrta with an emphasis on marketing. Experience wah Word for Windows, Corel Draw and Excel would be an asset Prekrence will be givers lo those candidates with a basic lalowliedge of elecronic musical instruments and professional audio systems. Resume should be forwarded by tax to Brenda Carpenter at 905437-0746 EXPERIENCED nsrue- 10M needed to kaeh day- hime and evenings in C and Turw C Programming. Vis. ual Basic Prograrnming, Macintosh apgicabore In Wad and Excel and all PC Please send resumes to: A. Whynol. Durham College, Management Centre, 1610 Champlain Avenue. Whit- by, Ontario UN 6A7. No Phase rqunes Please. 110 j� H N: ALASKA JM Earn UP 10$30.000 3 morittis ALSO owls UCUOrl, can- neries, ail fields, plus more. Cal 7 days. 1.5044+16.4513 ext. IOOK-12 APPLY NOW! We train full/part time. S12/hr appliers S45/hr owner/ operators Immediate local work (905) 050-2001 TRUCK A TRAILER RI MUFACTURER is seeking applicants for the following positions: • Rft WROM - must be capable of welding aluminum d steel: •Fftbalf i CAMM NAN wamLaborrrars with at least yrs. experience in repaifs in trucking wWustry. Please send resume to the attention of .Artie .la Saar Nirlaaa Mewem R"LAN WOUSTfniii'i We., 6161 alone• OL IL, 08himma, LIN 7K4 we /hole Cart //Naw LOIEDIAtE OlEI11>IIICi Asi>es1TANT MAN/►G111Ri SALES AND DBIJYER7r IPotiat'1<loNti AVAN.ANA Large national corporation 11calsd lin oshation now recruiting. Opportwtity to earn $250. - $800. par wok to start. Call 723-3411 a.m.a. We pay you diredi)r b asetmbie ole prodiigs year MWW. For detail; send sell addrened damped owelVe to: LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 16715.12 Yonge SL,Sufte 344 Newmarket, Ontario. L3X 1 X4 PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IN PERSON !T f ria-�[eileslr� News Advertiser DESTINY'95 Career Fair "Choices For Changing Times" s Ma olfi vii dl$P ty you xi c r a .« . Thursday May 4th Friday, - May 5th Saturday, May 6th at the Pickering Town Centre Price includes display booth and advertisement in a special section Sunday, April 30th, 1995 ovuR your space now...iean Lem or uassinea Advertising at 683-0707 for information on booths ace and costs. APPOINTWENT _BOOKERS no selerig involved, P11a ad No nsic Ful MWNV W- ded HoA fogs • bonusa Pow". r/h 5-a ix: rdwmdualt only. For fwlylew. Call 425-M CHILD I.D. is in tog de- mand and soils itself. An unua w opportunity to earn up to $30/ r. Fuwpwt Mme students welcome. Call soca 686-8462 COLLECTION CLERK Markham 1 401 1-2 yrs. Previous Co6ecbon expen- ence Satre 125.000. fax (905) 831-4922 Graham Personnel Services Lid. Cusi Hiner SerrkrFrl or Part tme people skis. we , micrown word,a mueLFrend Bdirguat or Ouiel�ootts.experiroed a pk a.l messrnity leeve ori 1 Part Mme position avai- able.Fax resume or laser to (11001 831-3084. DAM QUEEN is pm- -VY a-epwv aPPlica- tae for of sr hours mart twence. kdividuak must be bondable and familiar with cleaning and sartita- ton of dnesren * I"M of O*Wment Please appy in F at 250 Bevy SL W. Ajax DURHAM COLLEGE DEN- TAL CLINIC OFFERS DENTAL SERVICES. Den. tai hy9wo skdwft under, direct sygvisim of hodm XV star oeer dental exam. nations, clearing of feeat (waM9 and polishing). $10 be for srwase, and a oxo- rnArm of Mme a the main requirement. Cal (905) 721.3074 or (906) 721- 3073 EASY INCOME . Work tram hare. For Free nbr- mation send S.A.S.E to P.O. box 31066, 475 Vilest- reY Rd. Ajax, Ontan o. LIT - LIVE -IN 1T - LIVE -IN Suprnk4xiant required for Bowmanvde apartment. deal for shed coup'*. send resume to Fie a 7126, Oshawa Whl- by This Week• P O. Box 481, Oshawa. L1H 7L5. NEEDED -Persons to pro- vide quality childcare in own hone. You must be 18 yrs- of age. complete cnmi- net relerences and Child - rem Ad Society check. Have a sew of hnom You meq provide a safe ermvinormerrt, nureous meek, acobass let Promo- a% %rid wiflual dw.lop hent OW kwt r iv. We am i- eenesd, have mandesory trarwg and access to «,tl,xn.nt and by lending library. For more iMo. ear Durham Proketiatal Home Daycare 906-509. 1207. PART TW cLM Wirt 2 years + lrepefieface in Calncev 619.0228 SECURITY Guards for Alar/YNxIb'Y area, full and Part time. Cal 416-836 7005. STAINED Glass worker b build decoratiw leaded door nsrb in local Whby Plant. Must be eperenced. Cal 4309892 kir appont- Marc PICKERING FULK RM AN D AEDIATE OPENING FOR A MATURE PERfON. To be trained for shipping order desk a customer service. Technical bad( - ground required. Can 531-3222 Star butt er.iew RM your own business. Earn 1800 - 12.400 as an ndsPsndMM courir, driver or broker. Us" you own evfdce you wl respond to a dispatcher for your Pa - ups, and dekwnes. iwp OMbui on Serwose Inc. r a g Alex bed courier and disribu- ton oanprny. A stag Go- opaphical krwwt.dpa of a a Tanamb world be an asset I niweelsd ear Vai at (906) 427 -SM. STUDENT SOAK,$ PAWW NMHWM Skidwis for isaedW* ad stuatim h*. Eiquimoa and car an fa - let. tall Ging (416) M7943 ACCOUl1M G ! Crufao- a Service Prrsoft required. D -Easy experience an aortal Please call lex nkx- motion (90.5) 4206160 PROGRESSIVE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY BASED IN DURHAM REGION REQUIRES AN INDIVIDUAL FLU _1T IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH WI f0 CAN TAKE CHARGE AND WORK EFFECTIVELY IN A FAST PACED CUSTOMER SERVICE FNVIRONMEAT. THE IDEAL CANDIDATE musT POSSESS: • A131im "r0 f IANDIE CUSTOMER SERVICE PROBL3-IMS EFFICI&Vn.Y • FD(CELLENT ORGANIZAnONAL SKILLS • COMPLTER KEYBOARDING KNOWLEDGE • COK IUIICATION SKILLS PLEASE FORWARD RESUME TO: I 8 CHISHOLM COURT I AJAX ONTARIO I LI S 4N8 I PART TIME REAL ESTATE RECEPTIONIST We nave a posti0n a',aii- ablle for the not can- didate who possesses ex. cellent communication & people sinlls as well as Knowledge of Windows to start Immediately Please contact Les- ey at (905) 837- 0085 IF you are sng'* or a woo rarent or separated or ch- " wo 9ree years work aperrsnce, you may cuaY/y for fnanow assistance of I you we over 45 and have re - coney been land art, you may quality for bawrmg asus- tance. DIP/CERT • Lofty. Wadpr%ct. D -Bays. wcra. Accpsc. Bedford. Autocad, Ventura. Pagemaker. Har- vard. Coral, Computer Pro gra'+nrg and sysisms Am At"' ;,Ot ol, Puscal and C Phos-. -v,,. Ouark Express and Musbrakv. Durham Sus;_ MOM Camptrnr college. 427. 3010, ACCOUNTING CLERK, local company for 6 f ONO . Lotze 123 . Wind- ows. plus 2 years account - W19 experience , calf Gen Graham (905) 83 1 -7359 GENERAL Accountant/ Aoeourmle payable. 2nd. - 3rd. yr. CGA for Mr/dern / 401 area. Salary sm -sm. Fax (905) 831-4922 Ga- hm Personnel Services Lid. BUILDER requires ex penenccd new horn. Saler rep lira Mme for site in Apx wmnedrabty. Fax resume today at 905-427-09% COMMISSIONED dem- onstrators wanted to prorm ole bW wowrg natural nal care products in area mals and sfmavva Fun and easy b sell. Above avrage 411ow 951 . Cal (905ime- ENTREPRENEUR DIS- TRIBUTORS WANTED IMMEDIATELY for a New Company that has ,uq started in .larwary of mis year. Pay wg up to W% Bonus. Now taking Apfxk- C860M Call LYNDA 905- 432-0369 or STEVE 705- 932-70W. for Appointment. MRRKETIN6 COMPRNY soils highly nloAwMd SRLES REPS. siwv. 427-6648. PART TIME SAIRS required for expanding Durham based company. Leads suppled. Send resume Io line r 7141 PA. am IEt, Osiawa, Otos. 11.>ZN 714 d U AGfE CHRYSLER, DURHAM LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP IS SEEIWG AN EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVE PLEASE DNTACT DWAYNE PICMD Q TED WILLWASON JR. AT 683-5358 MMPCa O a medium sized company and equal ■ opportunity employer located n b ', Ortfario, is ft." I ld leader in innovative design, fabrication supply of electrometallurgical equipment for the steel industry, primarily frit Arc Furnaces. We have exciting opportunities for hadher. DESIGN ENGINEERS, Mechanical and Electrical To perform t•ohnical work on conQNx assignntents aawelal•d with design and ndie! n d Mechanical and Electrical Parts d St"kn•king Electric Arc Fumam and related electrometallurgical equipment for steel mills, including development of components and design assemblies, will involvement in managing, co-ordinating and planning and design projects. General Qualifications Profiles: Self propelled: strong leadership with effective communication and problem solving skills: solid CADICAM knowledge; good command of written and spoken English ID participate in presentations to sophisticated clients: training in ISO 9000 standards and procedures preferred: lamilianty with steel mill operation a definite asset. Degree in Engineering, APEO registered or registration eligible, minimum of 5 years related experience in heavy machinery design. Mechanical Design Engineer. Sound knowledge of material strength and stresses with fundamental knowledge of Finite Element Analysis. Electrical Design Engineer: Experience with design and calculations at H1/ industrial supply network, LV high current supply systems for Electric Arc Furnaces. Sound knowledge of electromagnetic circuit calculations, PLC and nsrumentallon knowledge desirable. DRAFTSPERSONS, Mechanical and Electrical To pr•psn detail, ass•rttbly and Installation drawings related to s" mil heavy nrlschinery As a member of the Design Englneenng/Dratt rig team to partlapate in fellable inpierrentatan of technical documentation. General Qualifications Profile: Self motivated, innovative, able aD work with minimum suMn cion: CAD trained and proficient: familanty with heavy machinery manufactunng processes, appropriate knowledge of technical mathematics and physics Diploma in Engineering Technology with minimum 3 years experience in heavy machinery design. I you are able io meet ft above requirements and are ready to accept resporsibikty are challenge of Ute rapid products and company development, you are Invited to forward a detailed resume including salary expectation in confidence lo: EMPCO (Canada) Lid. 910 Hopkins Street Whitby, Ontario Li N 6A9 No agencies and no tekiplto m falls please. We thank all candidates for their interest and advise fiat only Bose to be Interviewed will be contacted. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24,199 -5 -PAGE 19 HYGIENIST REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY For Wednesday afternoons. 2-6 pm. In Pickering Dental office . Please call (905) 839-0931 401 area. reterence call -4^9a of Keay enws surface on location All 9061 427-9256 DAYCARE. century rnomN roar Mwro Zoo. Pidlerny Scarborough work fouls owls. IN" ndoor/outl play ave• energetic low" mom of 3, oMrw+ws. (416) 206-6049. FULL TIME •e-,,io-e _are RELIABLE daycare olhrad giver reguire'd for 2 boys 'n my NIXON!!. ndooN,u 1 A' very reasonable rafts. gi� `our Loving 3cwl mss this one time colour TY ► : ren,3 EARN A GOOD $2 2275. 4 pc antique bed - Sunday att 1BWeengn Aja a 6 rn@, re n loon- Ajax hone, ref, non- INCOME r� '2 n$400 " " �. ► smoker. own transportation, FROM mar w/2 night tables M. black lacquer 5 pc glean One Year Contract Mon -Fri.. lam • 5 pm start YOUR OWN HOME bear vette 00. NEW • Apel 24, call Nancy 42& -anung awilable.appox- EXERCISE orae �n mow ,ma_ ti6dmonth 3 5 pr-. queer, bedroom suite q Our Durham Region client has several 0564 Wee Watch Private Home Day Care %1100, beige couch 3 `hair ni for en level Lab openings try Islookl for path Rg r'e, rdiabk Individwls 5575. NEW hunter green with a degree in any science discipline. Daycare Interested in providing quality day care couch a chair $11 So. mg - ble top end tables 5250. You must have experience in testing and gAvailablein their own home. Small practice organ 575. quality control preferably With paints. The P offer. dryer $150. ridge %375 . tit ate/ osaolriS - int for wtutory Nh4gold fridge 8 stove %575, posit ions are With an excellent local firm AFFORDABLE daycare Yca •avt+art hMldays awlida gold fridge wlself-cleaning and pay $9.00 per hour. available in my home or Necessary equipment for • Payaleat for the Int S stove $675. Duncan Phyfe Yours Mother of t wi� bb childrim 5 weeks ane older days or child's Illaess drilling table w14 chairs Please forward r resume to: your of love to share. any ages • Full Insurance coveraas 3650, cherry drining table vel The Minacs Group Inc. welcome. Please can Mary For more infomla Men eaii: 4 chairs $450. 6 pc tinny ■ THE 915 Sandy Beach Road �• Anne at 427-5028 686-4616 suite %450. 8 pc pone dining suite %700, Sharp electron- MINACS „�lGROUP Pickering, ON L1W1Z5 AFFORDABLE daycare. o typewriter %125 1 oom- wwu• INC Fax 905-837.5009 My home Ages 1 1/2. Re- cetpb. Jill 427-9505 cuter -printer. 3 office desks. 2 executive chairs. secretary chair. best offer Skilled135 eaycare AMBERLEA - mother of 436-3904- • 1 _ two will daycare myVlbtd • • '+time Asthma awareness PPP"��JJJ�� a, '. mm 1'deo Camcorder trod no smoking Call JulieA CEASED AGENCt ` Model VM-E53A includes 2 MACHINIST with C BABYSITTER r u,ed in NC � 839-5476. oattertes. charger, house operating A Programming our home. 3 days per week, 3 children aged 4 and 6 CHILD CARE loving sup- WOW MART. 9, '-A' ,emptor. t v hook-ups. 8 ase Firm %800 00 Whitby experience. Mm. 5 years rnorn8u to i ponriow non smockingen„- , Firewood .��Ies only SMa_L BUS'- area. Call (905) 568-,348 Competitive wages Rderentes required. 428- aw and all INCUBATORa roes `Xnd (416193,-0429 and good ng cond-3919 �,� �r� � � •.INNOVATIVE a two, Pickering (905) 831• rtaeds background. Hwy 21 S JCCESSFUL FLEA AMUSEMENT GAMES - 4755, Fax (905) 831-4756 CAREGIVER required in Done Rd, 424-9877 BEST deal in Durham' Top MARKET is growing again, an assOrtrment of arable our home for two young DAYCARE available availableppkcabons quality hardwood at low We are currently accepting games ponbails. Pod ta. PRODUCTION SCHED- children. 4-9/da les per ULER. month. Cat 9054202490 Monday - Frxia Brock and ��. Stock up now for a to hil our 50 blas table soccer, electron. Local company 2 Foch area. a for Betty Flint883.5278. rext winter DURHAM NEW SPACES We offer is darts 6 shulrleboards. as yrs. experience n Prod-- CREATIVE and affection- Three (905)427- free iced time storage. full ,n excellent condition for 'ion / ! MRP ate nanny to care for 2 pre- money and up. lots to 4741 174, alarm system. co-op ad m(cwmanon call 434-8249 en asset. Fax 9 et. F Fax (908) 831- scfiooNrseek. . 2 days per w TLC 13 years etperNrroe. FREE firewood skds 6 Program included 'n rent. leave mess 4922 Graham Personnel own tranapaabon. refer- pallets one month only no I" farm contract. Services Ltd antes a must Ask for Rase Osfcano available in my delivery available Call DN- usque AACYIE SET APPLIANCES tubs 583--4230 non-smoking Alex r+oON moon 610 p m and leave DECOR and GOOD TRAF. sinks. couPfw :oPs. save SO Newborn- Syn. MNsmey/ omsaga 4349013 FIC We also offer a full - 90 : before rooiacnq re- HYGIENIST REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY For Wednesday afternoons. 2-6 pm. In Pickering Dental office . Please call (905) 839-0931 401 area. reterence call -4^9a of Keay enws surface on location All 9061 427-9256 DAYCARE. century rnomN roar Mwro Zoo. Pidlerny Scarborough work fouls owls. IN" ndoor/outl play ave• energetic low" mom of 3, oMrw+ws. (416) 206-6049. FULL TIME •e-,,io-e _are RELIABLE daycare olhrad giver reguire'd for 2 boys 'n my NIXON!!. ndooN,u 1 A' very reasonable rafts. work guaranteed horn i45 3cwl mss this one time Surface WWTxZ. ,rAI free . opportwry fo BE WHERE 800454.2268 THE ACTis Veany Carpet Broker. 130^: Sunday att 1BWeengn i Carper .Are you payingb St w or cam Bob - TO line - o m+ u& --our r carpet or hs - 905-427-44,9 tura re-opho4Winq -•N •em.kmeed tx+N orvy.don t 'ed beat any estimate guar- 1,2 days/week tot 2 loving ,med eLarge selec'bol of ' 4mviewl" fres lo call to • ,nyltmo fol your ',ee es 2, i diabetics yr old acbvrses. nutritious mNals! condtion used wry Nae :mar Cal 1905! 619-3653 Westrney ' Rossland call snacks ow.*IOW refar- Flea 1 Best P -ice S'475 :'- Carpet Broker. 130^: Toady 19051427-3297 enol. several leans cap. 'arket '*M.W to dol •9' 8 svY iNylon :mucic. pule.^ %zw T LIVE-IN nanny required 4 ti1r1e d0arniil9a av�t6le •em.kmeed tx+N orvy.don t sohnt carport Por 3 roans. 1,2 days/week tot 2 loving Hwy ZUIW $37-2039. lislay.Call 432-75,66 F, -doxy %.'!69 00 Price �n- boys. Olen. and 16 ermorrena. RELIABLE, exponenced -anung awilable.appox- EXERCISE orae �n mow ,ma_ ti6dmonth 3 d ufte 30 Sq, yds carps[ -Ignt twusakoopng and daycare avadablow Wool- condtion used wry Nae rrsMSrCard Wo" dad an ek4se pd neasoi sia cooing. expenenced with rNy / 401 area . idol o 1. 5100 Cee 6@3.6339 Move big or small, we price them ad' Foe esbmalss SO- dsdoknt. short notice moves Purace moved. also aPPhances. Cariparabie rays. Cat 432.2850. n your normo Free quota. FAX YOUR ADS • flaronces. Blocoerbrook door activrls. nut/bors WASHER and svor %125. CARPET A- • Prices. buy tan n ur hm yooe No in, P ickerrg (wiling to re- towill irNtro Toronto 57 9-2238 rah mNals. dose b Schools. TLC. 1rq• piny aha.426- good conation. 4 x 6 deep win daect noiesakp Free - staaatidn for hoe eetmiate "WOW, no payment for Orly Leave message 6861377 11097 War heeler. %125 037- call J2 Sad (906µ-2750. or kid yea. ort, :eCI"5 DarrM. 1-804217.010, 14% pear (416)960-9897 SU51NEIIIIIIII� Sc PROFIE IONAL 4 4,00or �O� Fax News Advertiser 683-7363 DUCTWORK wtotaw. moved. relocated Excebm rates Free eAmales. Eiec- trostatro air cleaners. hu - flows. Bog. small jobs Call Paul 428-0295 HANDYMAN with a large trader will do garbage re- moval• plumbing. decks. et., any odd jobs. Free as- Mmtes. Cam Gag (905)4349126. K.C. A B MRY ASON- Over I So hen•elen•rs served in Sit. Brock , block A dummy r spawn. Flew sal mabs s sprig terN do - counts. R•1•rencos avail- ". 579.3811. J.S. ARMBTRONC DEV. INC. SposmadimV in cuslom homes. rencill bans. new lurcher, wand- ows. basensnb, bath- rooms. Repairs and add l- bors. Over 15 years •rent, once - Fra• e•terrlsa. Cal Jet, 9OS4W2362. NOWELL'S General Contradbf InC. R•sidW*W and Conrrsrcial, inferior and exterior custom work. Property maintenance. Paint ad walpaper etc. 10% ox work ower $1,000. References available upon request. Cal for free aw mates. (905) 4042183. C A R Mantenar" Budding repairsad renovations electrical, plumbing, ceramic hies. carpentry. From amyl repays to map renovelo s Fully guaranwd, ks• Sow M&". (906)668,4300 ROOM TO sone VE P-ighl'Freshotid Carper" Interior 6 Erdsrbr Panting Ceremc Tiles rispilI nstal9Ym Drywall / tal call Scott (905) 619-1663 Mile CONST1111=011111 El9itIlrical . Pkxrlbs Fenas,Dscla, New Oudilly WorkGt crud Rel.,compuadl» Pt" Idsrti, d BBB (M)W4234 BUDGET HM MIPROYEIElIITS Basement Apra. Roc mons. plumbing. Ad - bons, electrical, drywall, 15 yrs. Exp•nisntC . Free es•ms in Cal Mario (906)819.8663. acs Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Crag, 666.1913 HEATING and air code- JACK'S Painting and dec- MARRY-0-THE460YERS - Are you having probiono MAGICIAN, clown hrnos timing service and rr stamatton. Licensed. Dur- hamvCtarngton 1-416-390 7474 outing• rerxx an exterior. over 20 years •xpenrioe. Stucco ceding painted. plaster repairs. excellent work. low pries. Itw eco- maWS Please Call 434- Move big or small, we price them ad' Foe esbmalss SO- dsdoknt. short notice moves Purace moved. also aPPhances. Cariparabie rays. Cat 432.2850. finding tero to clean your hone? For prolesagrul cloarung, cad Helen s Hone Services today 427. 1041. Full ironed abund. ed ready to entertain for any age. any occasion Birth- days. Promotions. openings kind racers Magi: shows are fin' Lell uce help 839 7057 or 728-8334 WE Pay you lo lose weight Find out how Send S AS E to Easy Loss 'n. Box 31073. 1 300 King St E Oshawa Ont L1 h 9N9 • ' . • • 105, MEN with tangs truck will do household moves rear MATURE respond le lady RABBITwants work Gong t d,+doer • • • - • • ELECTRICIME Lzwt%W will do am types of electrical work. Reasonable rates. Servos discount Fast serv- ice. Call Alex at 433- 76M. • ' • BOB'S PAINTING • Sprig dlscourN to 25x. { • Hilae 3 AIM 1 • Plot 8 ` C expel. . Job satiswitin Free •e snafts c :839-3506 DRYWAU and painting, bosrdng.taping.texuarM renovations and repairs. Small jobs. 15 years ex- perience. Free estimates, m Serving Durhaand out of tovwl area Ken 434-1500. INTERIOR / EXTERIOR Painting. Wall Papering for good pin good work Cal Mel 576-6553 I d t s parses dental,nrn coeraal AN b dean your hone or d- and all occassons Have Was of mows. Cat Cal or lee. No loo too big or too my own magician Cam Er. Jarw 427-2856. Small . Cad. Naw message. rue 66&4932 GET FASTER REFUNDS &WHALSKI MOVING 6861781 Free EB E FILING houses. aparYnsMs. o6kes. • • • • s p ared by ea appik- aid punto spa RELIABLE HOUSE • • • • Tax returns. ccounta by a dalst Free wardrobe serv- CLEANER JUDYU prolessional accountant. SfaC�G A. roe. Licensed. routed. Fore esbm los. Cad 4367795. willing b do tiiliArMM 420-2081 Dtlfdilig, Kitt lens. Bal- Corporate tax A business mom 4kiors dc • 1 Rea.I " raw, able accounting Services ava4 • Welly , ei-wesidy. �1 `� INCOME TAX Prepua- �'��, tan, bookkeeprmg, and all1101111111111 lmfalwos - 25 comtntirg aarvmces. Reason - YOM •r••n--. nsti lcA ably rates. call Robert at Al ing out sp•ciaity. Free ssa- (905) 686-8613 _-v System -lull mules. D A N Wigan, 987- srvicse, Moves. appliance 1799 or 987-ISW and piano sp•ciaNb. Flat raft or holyw• now have h••ted storage unfits. Now oaring ft" boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99. and up. Cal for inlormabon. 725-0005 or 427-0005. WHITBY TO.E AND MARBLE Professional ceramic tilt scarfs. guaranteed iastallauoas visit our showroom at: 163 Byrom St. Whitby 666-12" Ginn-Ounitan Lard- seapn% spring clean-ups. Pruning, now booing for widerlocking. garden walls, desks A gardens. free ow mates. Cam 723-7361. QUALITY CATERING .at albmlable prices. buffets our specialty. Waddings, parb",social functions. efc.(906) 430,0610 SCHOOL •4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Coarse $270 Free pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 INCTAX94. Will For Lotus 1-2-3. Instant sum- mary wrWow updates 15 man lions for 6 people se- nuultgleously during what -if calculations. ( in its 3rd year) Alas Original Soft- ware will mad a copy for $20. Te1JFax. 7331396. Don't Forget Oshawa/Wlwtby This Week Classified Dept. is open for your convener" every S44 930 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Pirie can 576-9335 COI1B coluvrBRUM MMAN101" sZRVMcas ACCOUNTING & TAXATION CENTRE 1416) 587-9063 (905) 420-0374 • E -filing • Year round preparation • Bookkeeping • Computer generated monthly • Payroll Services b annual financial statements INDIVIDUALS & CORPORATIONS i� �11ir. PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1995 :- r Re pen! N ren! � is FC,, Re-: ; CARPET your home at din. Prices. nylon, iiNTIOUE DISCOVERIES 1918 NEW YORK Lan- dau, White, full 33 dt 77 FALBY COURT O END YOUR WHY rent when you can THREE bedroom sen rice stern reisistant. Price incckides carries for $780 /month loaded. room semi. appliances. ARCH' SEARCH' Gorgeous 2 bed- own your own home for available. Pi. Tow pad and expert installation. presents A SPRING ANTIQUE SEASON OPENER runt condition $5800. call Val alter 4 683-1370 2 8t 3 bedroom artments in ap Clow stroom ories o�� 2 spa hitting space less than you think Call Dave Ha yl Sales Rep. (416ering Centre area. (416) 444 7391. Call Nick at (905) 430-6651 CARPETS - lots of carpet, pe with an outdoor Indoor d raining display a t 9 � day 1989 Buick Casaba Ltd , V6. 3.6 front wheel drive family building. Air conditionin y g. w)private entrance. 1 car- peted through -out. other an ReiMax Summit Realty u (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3500 THREE plus bedroor 10091. nylon, new stain re- lease furniture &Collectibles and an opportunity to visit Excellent condition and ex- g, enormous open living area or (905) 6663211 hhonrie, one acre tit, bacltin to valley. $1500. month carpets on nand I will -b ecutive driven. Many extras. broadloom 2 appliances laundry w/rustic Clue floors. Florida 5725 and $825imtNy re• 416805-3620 after 8 p.m. carpet 3 roams, Price ANTIQUE DISCOVERIES 97500. will certify sos 436- + ceihn in kitchen wlhm- g Houses 95 Tparstwk watt craft a ,K,udes carpet, premium , Pr expert installation. fast shedding non allergenic. Eve. after 9 p.m. facilities and underground parking maculate appliances. c.,. bath. / ' • Rent WHITBY Spacious 4 bed 3250 A/C 1 Fob Tempo, L.. 4 dr, pad, at 103 Old Kingston Road, Pickering Village 9(IrJ �' 7 74u' victaan $75 E750 1!2 room bsmt apt.. separate room sq.ft., delivery, free estimates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 (Watch for signs on Highway #2) 5 -sod Sind., Cls. pb., air, arry included. From $743-$833. utilities Cats welcome First/Iast. Good credit his- o nearest offer. Must be tented yard, w/deck. Avail able May 1, $1450/month CHILDRENS' clothes Sunday March 26, 10:00 am -4:00 pm. tin stereo case, one owner. Good clean running tory. 723-6997(416)28 3 BEDROOM main floor bungalow, new appliances. utilities. (416)25 from $1 tc $5 Adults cotton car. Hurry on this one. Was 686-0845 weekdays PICKERING - Large including fridge, stove, 6765 clothiN. 3 for $10. Oshawa Flea Market. Wilson Rd. S GARAGE and CRJI►I+T SALE $2995.. now $2795 cert.. Call 427-9722 p 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. brand new basement apartment, separate en- washer, dryer, dishwasher. hardwood floors. immacu- WHO hays you cannot . Sundays Booth 55 GINGERBREAD CO-OP NURSERY SCHOOL anytime Russ. Open 7 days/week/ trance, walkout, fun kitchen. ran smoker ublbes mclud- late, gas. references, $850 plus utilities W/W Whitby afford to bury a hoose? COMPUTER- 356SX. IBM Westshore Community Centre indoors. BgTown sates colour mon.tor. Samsung 1011 Eta I St 1991 Cavalier RS. au- tomatic. air con., certified. pad t cold. complete with Sunday. 26th March. 9am-1pm S 200. Can 728-1725 over 53000 software. .lm tg92 Topaz. auto. air. a evenings. 436-9715. opa cyl., a dr., excellent corl- DUSTY ROSE stnped M ' M ' tion, certified. $5800 Rob sectional sola. $125 dour Crafts 1 666-7213, ble bed W. mapletable finish APPROVED - bad a no 5100 with Tear and a Lairs V S r•S`y s r S r S r S r S r S r v r �i r cd.t 1994&9 vehicles. plus much more re 571-3416 Certified of as is, AP- * C PROVED Sunshine Auto WHITBY - BLUE WATER PARK 1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom. 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 7. Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5 905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. ed. For appointment please References. no pets 668- 3 bedroom townhouse car - nes for S460/month, (P & call 619-2834. Available 5441 or 1-416551.95ao 1) 3 bedroom bungalow immediately. AJAX - Main floor, 3 bed- carries for $780 /month PICKERING - Twin Rivers room semi. appliances. (P&I) plus more. Cal Mark 1 large furnished basement fenced yard, $950 inclu- Stapley, Re/Max Accord apartment, own entrance. utilities, parking. cable. sive. Available April Ist Lynne Papizzo, 4289766 5763111 or 686.1743 aundry included $60X1 dy 435-0088 ng On bus roux 5740' month Available April 1509-2662 AJAX - WHY RENT? CAPITAL Properties PICKERING Ma oaksi dor 3 bedroom YOU CAN OWN A HOUSE: ELECTRONIC organs- OUNTRY CRAFT & > errock large I bedroom brick bungalow. 100'r.11odgageonOAC 9a 6669237 OAT 4 Bedroom house w.th 3 separate en- 9 3 bdrm. TM from $711 Reconditioned and guar- 49 1993 Mercury Topaz. bedroom basement apt., trance. walkout. full kitchen available May 1 St. 3bdrm. iiomi imitable anMeW. 75 irxts. S200 - COLLECTIBLES D. 36000 krn. 4 dr auto. V6 (knchen, laundry. living- COURTICEmbase apt bathroom. shared I.ETrEREPRESENT YOU $2000 Durham Keyboard 48room.). Can be rented one bedroom basement $865 +utilities. 57900. Peter a Jinn 723 laundry, 560 e• non• BUYER IKE SidR nuevso Open Friday 8 Sat- • 8 > 1155. after 8 p m 434- separately $t t0b upper: apt., separate cher,entrance. smoker. 5600.0/3 utilities. 683-5984 TIpMAS C. PIKE Saba qep SHOW r' 700 lower End d July p0fltir%J kACttafl available immediate) ,,,� (9os)72s00o, w ! 7564 Y Sam. Spm rt.er� Accord tt11 Ltd. ► > Oshawa. 579.4905.appliances. 3 pc bash. 420-1277 576-3111 ELECTRONIC organs- 49 i - , 2 bedroom apartment $650 includes utilities PICKERING VIL- Reconc1t,-:neo and guar- V. MARCH 24th, 25th ' for rent. ocaled at 309 Cor- Avail" Immediately LAGE.A(a, 2 bedroom AJAX HARWOOD anleed 15 units- 5200 - e FRI 3 pin. -9 pr•_: SAT t0 a'n.-5 pert- diva Rd and Masson SL 432-3618 apartment for rent Avail- ' s2000 Durham Keyboard > OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM > No pets Please call 579- leave message able May 1 $7450 per mon&, GAYLY 1 _ Services 96 Russett Ave- 1387 or 576.6724. e TOP SSS cd:c 'u, s,;:er (4160 230-2683/ (905) 3 bedroom main floor. nue M_ Open Friday1-000 6 Sat- - 9? •i'f10f'dtOn ftjdfl S-. Oshawa. Orth, days pet week used 1 Bedroom basermerr HARMON kxdays (9o5'r721-000, > > ;ars. 7 da v'khawa 6564878 6925 plus utilities. Pks 2 . � :roam s i_argest Craft $how !;;aturtn e aara available. and 'n- apt., for quiet responsible 2 bedroom basement apt . PORT i -on I Lawrence. bedroom basement S775/MONTH. cerci OA K. of FURNITURE- g vialed call 683-7301, or person. No dogs. S5W parking, yard. fireplace, furnished basement apartment, $750 . uW room en unit. Mary/Taun Wh, -a, retail prKes One > " cr one hundred and torn talented > 428-1879 afar 6 pm monet.Cal 420-1975. available April 1. 5595 plus bachelor apartment, close bee. Available March 1st. ton, Cab (905)427-3763. of Onur as oldest and lar- - z �ibttors ts1th their unique and V 1/2 utilities Call Joan 576 b Go TTC 6 Close to amenities Can gest manufacturers s now > • x:,,standing Southwestern. Victorian, and 10 - so" direCt to the public -• uuntn handcrafted c011eclibles for vour ,e Eg oak peoestai table ctw > W and 4 W,rdw chains 4e:orating and gift Presenting a U49 a oak double pee- > Designs. Paper Tole and ester cw ext. and 6 chairs a NI, nctltng, Folk An, Ceramics, Stains: > $1429 Canrionbal beds. iss, Quilts, PatenOvef 20 stain d Papoum. es -al solid no vane its. ! Wellen, Wooden Cobecubles, ?Natural 8, Traditional woodworking > Dolls. Reprodu;zton Furniture. > 906-985- 8 77$ 4e rartmet Delights These are Lust a sample 4E A Must See. Oshawa,2 -edroom Apt .n 3irxt.corr Please 3652 a Paul tt6690- ahopPing. sep entrance. laundry, 420-1281 3 bedroom townhouse south GM. 5925imo utilitss temporary build. Clean, 8194 $500 I mond Available 1st. „rn �. Erns rcwduded. FasVlast regtxred :vert and secure.Laun- MCLAUGHLIN Square 282-6705 h _ AJAXrooms Available May t Call San dry.pmrale yard and perk- 4 -rise Two bedroom con- everwgs6615-4016 ONE BEDROOM for 1' l - Ilea+$. kir- dy 435-0088 ng On bus roux 5740' do spacious masler vdoa Call shed baaernent . garage. 7117 overlooking pool, CAPITAL Properties -ionlhty inckrerve lsv poollparkig. 24 hr sear~ largc boll bsmt. Stt75 mort8n. 683 3067 would Ike to offer you the .432e rences.no prier 666 '432 Leave mi.s uy. large balcony. NW end unit s975 an int Ittilast CLASSIFIED available xrvredateiy at best in Oshawa Living -av-r ---------- April fill 723.92$8 for friendly, PIANOS/GRANDFA- > what makes this Sttot+v one VOU won.'; 2' ;acnewr apt nor irsponw- THER �.n,-vs - ur^.em's largest seiection-New and used panos Not sure? Rent to own. apt sure. kary- TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW Telep Parv,'Norks 433-1491 SHEDMAN - quality barn � ; 41• > 4e > 4p > ! -,mea. s. �- w•.�. K.v 5ier w. b- u ant to miss. E > r SSM > S .0c > SemOCS 41 12.00 > 4e ' x of 84x2 IM aulobuckets console. only 136.000 kms S2000 o o all 432- 7360. leave message J e � ea aaunnon smookeir �, -•o Y =.able available Parkrhq at : old City Apel 1 5475 mo "7-ow 'AJAX tar" Clow Waa. out basement apt., avart- able All Clow to lake Cad 905-427.9057, leave - d:? tri (�t E i 'tiSL 10 „rn �. Erns n,pn.n aC' professional personalized service 1pacious 2 and 3 bedroom 11w, holif $7oo Cal Larry or �a `79-2149 NOW COURTICE. 3 bedroom 'avnhouse available an- -wiiaaiy dose b Hwy Z 401. Please cal days 305)686-1424 a aftw `'VW -eeksnds (905)68.1 -952 (416)283.0647 afar 4pm PICKERING - Liverpool stvie Sheds built on ane. > ineesage d ad area. 3 bedroom tovnn- axe $649 GST included ^Tt^7F STANDS STI; -- 1 t3 Free ► 1993 Btarar 4x4 Tahoe. X T Dwdav at Of to rd Lumber, Z 90s)4341553' 4e > !• ♦ r r r r 5- air Cruse. digital dash. Waded. 26.200 lim show- A . mee bedroom mom floor. newly decorat- K,rgston Rd P+ckerng low.t.nisrM:] base- . room condition. $21.900 ad. close b go and sbD Ont or cal 905-509-4961 � pp ��. WA VENMAv7 WA 'o GST. 0332966 Available, April tit Can Wi- Availping�" letpitll Pits THREE seat sofa and d'a'- oe•ge, "ebur. br°wr' i�iiJ YEAR ROUND CRAFT SHOW 1993 Ponise Asun, sun- be 68 -r 78 days. 683- Iovessat. 2 old tables. one everwgs6615-4016 ONE BEDROOM for runner (Tracker). bLaek to amervbesSttoo . Lab- taw Cai n everWIS) at =nee table are safer labile. GRAND OPENING 4x4. COfWM1ib'e 5-@P'ed AJAX - walkout bright! wood wit" Is- bp. curio Excellent APRIL 8th & 9th standard. arm'fn cassetr, largc boll bsmt. cabinet cons- son. 428- 7762 to r For information call asking sir .300 Can 965- 10i'kave"""age) kitchen, kvngroom, stor- age. cable, `eblib` Single wor" Person or 2 work - hduw. available May t t -MVI st, $852 Plus trttses. No pets. Plewa call (905)&30-9446 Mon -Sun afar Spm WHITBY- 2 bedroom townhouse, pato, lodge. 6 stove, on site laundry 5877.00 nick de , water and sewage call 6665660 limmeculate 3 bedr n N L o.,v wirdow 89 x 55 ask -ng $750 cal 705- 723-5539 or 728-9788 ' y � Ayait w ' ONE bedroom a $525 . hydro Bachelor. TERRI will be low.t.nisrM:] base- ' • • • 277- 1172 -;,.,e garbage Ilse a DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE AJAX Central clear, new. S5o0 Can days 725- to help you with all your me,. 6gwage,CJose QQQ�� ^ 60J�J707 ' Articles9911 ' , 0987 Astro van. Pe. Pb. brant 2 berm bsmt Apt. 4 4PPlancas SOPWAte on everwgs6615-4016 ONE BEDROOM for classified advertising needs to amervbesSttoo . Lab- taw Cai n everWIS) at GARDEWHWY 62 room in house use of taafrses Wanted arrftm cars., excellent con- trance. clow ban arrwv quiet mature person --lobe ser. own Laundlry shower or". to smokers available 3-906) 726-0286 including Laundry. Avail - M& bottles. collections or able n 3 tires. slam - 7 days (905)7235413 We $575 Plus uatiktes 905- b Oshawa Senior CAzena now 6725 inclusive. Lyme available xrvredateiy at able anytime. SIOO weekly WANTED - o.c ant a^. KEEP von dcq washe xa 19$Q 9ti -5490 condled 571J364 6&3-8768 pub, laundry provided. no CALL TODAY! 4que twrvturt an Y�ng sCK"bc -;,.,e garbage Ilse a DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE CERAMIC Wael.. 04•695 • 190 Swift GLX 4 dr, '89 AJAX Large 2 bedroom Parking $480 Plus ustlWs. 4trlast no pea. 726.0445 QQQ�� ^ 60J�J707 old iristurrhena. DISPOSAL SYSTEM Lia- SEVILLE 1992 MAMA MPV, basement apt 4 appitaim. auto, aS.450., Cavalier Z74, blade, 106 K. $7.195. 4 - call 427-9722 anytimle chirta, silver. spatmig tori decoys. idols true guaranas ban. avail Grey/Ieattler IflleflOr. 61 000 km. auto.. Spas- server. aur. w.. d fear ser. own Laundlry shower or". to smokers available OSHAWA - Bloor/Park. 2 & 3 bedroom apartment fax 579-2238 M& bottles. collections or able n 3 tires. slam - 7 days (905)7235413 asitia $1800. 9 p p heat and air rustprociled. now 6725 inclusive. Lyme available xrvredateiy at bedroan semi, firashed eshtes Cal Robert Gowen -b Great cOndltion. trader fetch. $16.500. 509- Paptuo 4269766 5725 and $825imtNy re• Rob. 427-2387 Antiques (905) 655-8049. LHASA APSO pups, r last Iasi lip 5 790. 96M twos. 6 cyl.. load- induo- 95 Tparstwk watt craft a &oil kir shedding non allergenic. Eve. after 9 p.m. clean. gas heating. AJAX South - one bed- edK905 5i1�� Two BEDROOM apt hiq WANTED CAMERAS - home rarsed house train- 9(IrJ �' 7 74u' OSHAWA JoM/Centre room bsmt apt.. separate last rant requred. cal SOW stove. parking. central Io - old crnra and glass IewN- wig started. health guaran- l 1 / entrance. �acrsf�• tory. microscopes We. payment arms avail- 1 Y scopes binoculars and able (705) 7!1&-3124 1963 CHRYSLER Cor- Fhrs0ast. 6863717 after dobavery good condition. 6p m weekdays laud items Clocks. watch- am -fm Sana cassette. air, es, furniture. anything old. " S2.195 certlied or best o6- 432-1678 1;9er,987-1512 WANTED to buy - older furniture glass, dvrha, col •SPRING FEVER 1984 Olds 88. 4 dr., sell lectbles, memorabilia, . col. maintained. Woks and ins Iti lches. etc. SALE'- 40 certified cars great 136K . $2500 cerit- w estates Cal ) with warrarNy inckdirtg '92 tied.432-9272. 7e34 GMC Siena plu. 8 cyl. air. $4.250. '91 Corsica 4 dr.. 6 19M GRAND AM 4 door cyl.. an. 63K. $8.595. '90 auto, freshe din a rive 2 Beretta GTZ. Quad 4. load- loin arlver andY M , ed. $7 295.. '90 Jeep Wag. 95000 funs xce8ent AJAX -spacious 1 bedroom Large Imrg room, full kAdr on. dishwasher, bath. laurr. dry. Private entrance. park- ing. but. can atter bpm (906)6861214 BACHELOR self con - cation, now Oshawa Cen- ter. 401. 5575.00 plus hy- 430-4NM LARGEroom second floor rear Pickering Town Centre, quiet mature per- son 5400 indwrve 420- 1975 before 3 p.m LIVERPOOL Partly fur - rushed room, cable. kulch- en, use norwsmoker pre- ferred. Working persoN sluderw call ?message dro. NON-SMOKER. avail- NORTH Oshawa- 4 bed. Marg 839.1366 ref. May 1/ able April 1. 579-3854 room with 4 pc enswte 3 95, $350 mo. TWO bedroom large Mase- wherlpool. gas furnace, a/c, UVERPOOL/BAYLY mend apartment Mill Private oversized lot walk- room for rent use of Witch - Sheppard area. Separate out deck, finished recrea- on, laundry. parking. Non laundry/entrance. 4 app., tin with 5th bedroom b 3 smoker, no pea. Want to non_smo tier. No pets. $75o PC bath. upgrades throsgbr, Go $350 inclusive. Avail. us. Ind. 420.7090. out. As" $249,000. Cal Irrrried.831-2791. 571. 2599 alter 6 p.m. NO VACANCIES! tall she one AGENTS. DICKERING Single stop rental shop for a BET- room. with cable. use of laved apartment, oro poi- OSHAWA 2 bedroom TER selection. DURHAM OSHAWA NE - 3 bedroom kitdherh, walk b Pidterwp son. ustes included, 1st! 5475., pay own hydro, Sim- HOME RENTERS. (909) does buutwM 1� bedroom huge TSGenerating psr�i Station, 3-Go. Lag no sniolwg no pets. toe St Norah d 401. Pak- 42lurm r mwhwral fee. porch, 660 sq.ft., workshop biweekly. Phone 420Y4318 LANDLORD'S ADVERTISE Rd- Urn 2. Oshawa. go-',- cellent cord LW.. Loatlsd, 4 x 4. 511,950. 1990 Aetostar. 8 pass.. 1 e lei^ good running cu. coe St., South of Port Perry, 985.9312. 5475. Available April let 420--1945 01I ter. heat included. (906) ?234640 FREEi! ample patting. $1350.00 pks tt0lities. Pebbbsbrts & BOWMANVLLE400m CERAMIC Wael.. 04•695 • 190 Swift GLX 4 dr, '89 hurry on this one, was $3295 rioiv $2996- certified, M unities inckded. Go direct OSNAWA 2 bedrown apt, WANTED two adults to Towmir. Can 404-1633, for rent- Uw of whole house, dears new tubed Fired. ready to decorate auto, aS.450., Cavalier Z74, blade, 106 K. $7.195. 4 - call 427-9722 anytimle to super at #202-70 St., BACHELOR furnished apt for rent, patio. freO-. with den, 2 floors in house.i660 share Large 2 -bedroom mast Boor aparpnent• OSHAWA-Spacious 3+1 s10^ no . ^ er, ceramic bisques for the crafter/home decorator. '89 Satan and Astro vans. Russ, �n 7 dilas a west ng, Avail. Apr. 1.619-0366 $60ohno. all khekinew. WW ttior id includes al itifities, first / last call Heinz°na^ uptight piano bedroan semi, firashed praillerr $45$wpb Polson kst a d. khck fret and old unique pieces lBvbe loaded from 58.495.. '86 indoors. DROP and see the rtew tear Oshawa. For apps 726 Rob. 427-2387 5600 o.b.o. plevexos9erkbaserrhetK b last Iasi lip 5 790. y week. SaturdaysCelebrity twos. 6 cyl.. load- Place walk b everything. 95 Tparstwk watt craft a 6816. 1987 Plymouth Carr Celle Se. 4 door, auto. bur- Iy. Ballroom with 3 clean. gas heating. two and s April available til. May bt Only, 10-3, 1333 Boundary ed, $5.895.. 04 P-16- classes presented by Oshawa Obedience Asso- Clark's Cats. 12730 Sill bo char A/C,loaded.rew 9e• OSHAWA JoM/Centre doors 530. 404.9341 last rant requred. cal SOW tacos, availabb � AP► Rd- Urn 2. Oshawa. go-',- cellent cord 6000 SE, 6 cyl., loaded, $6.695.. '88 Pontiac 6000 1996 Of& Delta 88 Brougham. 4 door, fully coe St., South of Port Perry, 985.9312. BOWMAIMLLE - small 1 bedroom 8ocr St., one bedroom apart- ^lent from $645 monthly, WHITBY - extra large ley Maxwell, Plus 725.6709. LE. 6 cyl.. loaded. $5,795.. loaded, very clean. must main apart Ment, centrally located on unities inckded. Go direct bedroflm with amid laundry facilrties�walk to realty 576-5300 68 Optima GLS. 4 door, Op see. 208540 holy Wri ask- r K Street $450/month n to super at #202-70 St., GO and beach. Adult build- OSHAWAlCOURTICE- • ' auto. $3.995.. '87 Chair ing $3590 certified. Phone ' a u� utilities. f rsviasl, p call 905-404.9604 ng, Avail. Apr. 1.619-0366 boarder 1 bedroom- main SIO. Pickup, 6 cyl., auto, ( April Cal 723- 3718 a 571-1598. afar 8 m. WHITBY- 1 bedroom floor of newer house, fie. 14,795. Certicar Aub Cern OSHAWA it basement i^ new hone Place walk b everything. BASIC, Notice and Open tre. 155 King St. W.. At Milo town Mall, Oshawa. 579- 1987 Plymouth Carr Celle Se. 4 door, auto. bur- 1904 GN1 Explorer 3D ft CLEAN 2 bedroom apt. two and s April available til. May bt n�ori smduer, h t cable, ��t very clean, garage, fenced back classes presented by Oshawa Obedience Asso- 2BB6 bo char A/C,loaded.rew 9e• Rl 24K ongi al rales, ex- cellent condition. $12.500. in 6 plex. King/Harmony area Close b schools bus, Fr ab uWibeti in- hd04• tacos, availabb � AP► yard. Great ragMorhood. $575 + 1/3 . action, ba9wi April t. Show Grn Excelly painled.83 000 k E ti o nearest offer. Must be P �PPin9 � y Appfra,ces rr plw h 'Aim28 7232094, ew. (416)2669860 5575. 666 5092 after 5:30 Brad (905) 631-0699. Handing Starts Apr. 101hi. m. z 1 on,cer- sold. 404-2456. after 6 m. y WHITBY/Ajax, furrtistrd ROOMS br root n folios. To register Cal Bev at (905) tibed.53500.Cap 639 5271. P t#o. FrsNaat. 401 &788. bachelor, unfurnished one SOUTH Whitby, 4 bed- OSH. in 2 bedroom room Tamil oorn with fire- Owner occupied. Fur - 436.0666. 1987 Surhhird GT, 2 dr., 1085 COACHMEN 21 fl., CLEAN 1 bedroom ,$600. >�. in &pix with laundry bedroom, available from Yr niahed/unhrnished. Share dual wheels, dual air, clean 2 bedroom $620. facilities. hckxles utilities, 2 $625. Clean. quiet, modern, Pie and deck. Basement kitchen, bathroom, yard. COLLIE pups. CKC Reg. auto, Cls, pb, amMm case., utktes included, small dose to retail and transit walkout, 2 -car garage, Central Oshawa.$325/mo eyes Lacked. fully guar- tet, low kms., brand new Inge, stove. new bras. Mi / Simcoe am. appiances, parking. Cot- parking, laundry. no puts. P� Available April 1. Call AI bsull G Mage tit 65 Avail. arhleed. available now.1- nhobr, $2500 or best offer brakes and clutch b 1993. call � appointment 404- verhisril b 401 add illy bus 418-263-8030 a 416817- May 15. 665-4180 a 666 725-1074. 905-2638614 certified. 985-8985. $15,000.683-4471 SM routes. 433.OWR. �2. 4840. > .ABLE April ll in ring Village family Suit working non ng female. Buses at $100 weekly. Call 6866180. AJAX- share luxury home with one Must be clean. quiet and live dogs. 5475 mo. hrsVlast. Immediate/ April 1 428-3343. East Oshawa- house to share 2 private rooms.plus lull use of house.Ca- ble.laurdry, parking . non smoker. 5425/month rnelU- sive. Call 4331597 LAKEVIEW PARK area - Main floor on raised bun- galow to share Available immediately until July 1 st. $400 t 0imonth Call (905) 579.3604. after 6:00 p.m. OSHAWA: 3 bedroom semi. 6 appliances. park- ing, pod, cable. close to transit d shopping, first/la" references required. $475 monthly, leave message (905)721-1883 Pickering -comfy d peaceful home.Parfung m- duded.close to (go)•park.401. Come b share Home with a dtnstan Lady- (lady prekxred)Mary Klassen.Remax Rage Riv- er 2863993 THREE BEDROOM Nome to share with one oder, non snooker pre- lened. male or female. Oshawa Centre area. use �-f all tale ities. silm avail- able immediately Cal 571- 6276 THREE bedroom house 10 store Pickering. lnckudos :ate. M Smoker. no pets. Available irnnNdta" $450 monetly Call 831- s776 UNFURNISHED room available in (tome. Use of all facilities. on bus route. $350 inclusive Ftrstflast. 905.725-1056 WANTED- happy individ- ual. non-smoker, em- ployed, considerate to live with same, new paint / car- pet quiet and safe (905) 6836719 BOWMANVILLE - 2000 sq. R shop with concrete Moors Main shop 41'6" x 28' with 9'6' x9'6" door Second area 40' x 14', both have 11' ceilings Third area 250 sq. h. and suitable for office. Also 1000 sq. ft. parking in fenced com- pared Suit any non pollut- ing light industry Call Bob - TO line - (905)427-4419 Whitby- Victorian home, non smoking professional, in - dudes heat hydro 8 cable $414 :monlh,Cbse to tranat b shopping.Call (416) SW 4962 WHITBY - room mate wanted to share 4 bedroom home. parking and laundry facilities available. $350, plus uW. 666-3550Please leave message / B r BOWMANVILLE - 250 sq. ft garage style storage units S99 per month Call Bob - TO line (905)427 - 4419 ll , • • . Vac Pertals ' • I 95-05 • • • CLEARWATER - folia fur- PROGRAM nished mobile homes. ROOM ADDITIONS AND MODIFICATIONS clubhouse. treated pool. 4 Months Free Hent- hot tubs. tennis, lust 20 Downtown Oshawa. 400- minules to beaches NHL 36(X) sq it available Park- Hockey. Blue Jay baseball, ing and great exposure dog and horse tracks Best rental rates. Can 434- Children welcome. less 2447 0 655-4132 than mobil. Call 1-813- -8135362123. Etobicrike 536-2123. AJAX office space. 2nd Markham floor suites from $215 GORGEOUS- 3 bedroom monthly Inclusive Call 416 3 bathrooms townhouse 410-1515. Larry Gutmond. condo, close to famous Remax Genesis Lid. Clearwater beach. pod. p- Bowmanvillc cuzzi. BBC. private yard. AJAX office space and- available Now - Dec for able Close to 401. approx into and to view pho" 1000 sq. R. A sublet at an 6869846 or 579-3788 extraordinary price Please Weston call (905)427-3365Elllv 905-373-7000 ATT: Businessman. Law- Pegdon ConstruLtion yws. Accountants etc. near Mississauga City Hall, 3 sop main floor 9()5-999-(1343 offices. Kitchenette. wash- 3 Bedroom. 'Wnu oleo room, full basement, 9 -car thiroughow,close to 401.au paved parking Fast pos- sctoolo.ahoppir . 5130.000 session Only$660 plus W view 1260 ce- ubi . 579-1010 Sagot Real- tar St Oshawa CaN 576 ty Inc (Rwaftor) 3512 ABSOLUTELY beautiful 2 storey, 3 bedroom, 2 baCts, gorgeous lutchen, plus for- mal dining room, rec room. walk -out basement. garage, only $97,500 Ted Hough- ton Remax Summit 668- 3800 ADORABLE CAPE COD S139.00000. wooded con- servation area, 1.400 sq.h.. 3 bdrm. 2x6, r-20 walls, high- efficiency gas lur- nace. H.R V, gas freplaw, 1 2pc « 2 4pc en suite balks, rough -in CN, 905- 986-9106 AJAX-SouthEast. back - split. 2 baths, garage, open sat and sun 1 - 5 p.m. 31 Archer Dr, Alex Must sell. S172.500 (905)428-8143 ALL brick triplex -excellent 'Nhitby location. Close to downtown, schools. 401 and Go Very well main- tained. 3 -two bedroom apts.. 2 cozy stone fire- places. plenty of windows. Large corner Id. 9 -car dri- veway separate entrances. natural gas heating, ap- piiances, laundry facrkbes and separate meters New- ly renovated -carpet and k- noklXn. Assumable 7 1/4% mortgage Pays itself off' What a great opportunity at $209.900 Don't miss out. Cal George or Pete at 905- 4361610 or 9056665587 for apps so view. FIRST TIME BUYERSIRE- TIREES Alax Jewel Only $WOO down. morW* pay- ment including mortgage. '.+x d utilities $1260 De- '.iched 3 bedroom, spa- :Oue kitchen. appliances. :cwt vac. hardwood }bas. -as fireplace. Maintenance free exterior. Dodi and pr wale lanced garden Hilda Rend (416)756.1731 or Mary Carne 416281-2200 Coldwell Banker Golden Kev Realty t�FROM $69,900.00. Brand new 12.3 bedroom cordo s up to 1442 sq ft. Al Separate entrances Cal now for more information (905)623.6549 LOW LOW LOW down payment. 3 bedroom de- tached home. in Bowman- viUe.$125.000 697-0835 OSHAWA East- 4 bed- room brick house, living, dmtrg. 2 kitchens. 2 bath- rooms. fin basement ga- rage $137.900. Call owner 428-4701 Oshawa north east -3 bedroom bungalow by owner.rec. rocm.2 dens.( 1/ 2 bath, fenced yard no agents $135 000 Call 576 5232 Port Perry, beautiful 3 bedroom brick. 4 finished Levels. C. air/vac, large lot. excellent locabon, walk to all school. $184.000 o b.c 985-4670 WATERFRONT COMMUNITY. 2 are IOU in beautiful Port Perry. Lob $155.700.. call 14 Estates 427-03W or 42&2215 53500 rr.cao. ed wooded Trailer lit good road. sandy beach, hOwg. 1/2 or from Oshawa (416)4311555 AFFORDABLE _,•� ,ilio trailer saes -hear Tree tori. Fully serviced, mull" trees. swuree docking. waterfront adore atradads Full price koro $9900 term 816757-4944 CAMP SITES - Because of new oevrNopnent for the first tents lin 25 years, sew sonal ramp rias ahrateDle On site. used trailers also lir sale For more rib CAN 1-0051 799-6221 Beaver Trader Parti on,*"%" BORROW $' O JOC . pa, 4& tee as S'10 per nonan . aa.c Car Jerry 6667200 Free Consultations Anbuus nvis~ts Ltd OBTAINING A LOAN :S 'VOT GUARANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES OTHERS DO NOT T IS SUGGESTED THAT LOU NVEST:GATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CON- TRACTS Gordan i Landscaping Eaves troll Chanty. Spring Special Decks. Fences. Driveways aro Pam". tis dr r SWAN 11ou've Tried ata Reef Now Try the Beet Pao Batrswe cam 433 -IM buslare a lir 5199., From presentation March 28. Oshawa Holiday tin, 1011 Bim St E. Linried sealing. 9054260767. DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available for be- ginners, rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24,1195 -PAGE 21 Fenders arc requested ftr the following projects TENDER NUMBER JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN ARCHITECT 95-05 tannirgtton P -S. J.R. Frccthy. Architect PROGRAM Township off Brock ROOM ADDITIONS AND MODIFICATIONS PREQUAL!FICATION PROPOSALS have been received from General Contractors and Mechanical & Electrical Trade Contractors, interested in tendering on this project and the following contractors have been invited to tenter: GENERAL CONTRACTORS TELEPHONE N Koodcrest P -S. Bian Bel & Associates 905-951-6402 Woodbridge Bid Construction Inc. 416-242-9194 Etobicrike Bradsca Construction 905-471-6020 Markham Clarkson Construction 905-660-7451 Concord Derbtile Construction Inc. 416--241-5561 Weston Gorr Construction Ltd. 905436-2019 Bowmanvillc Michael Monteith Enterprises 705-326.5533 Orillia Ncwgen Construction 905-795-1655 Mississauga O. DiCcoxo & Sons; Ltd. 416-244-6399 Weston Partak General Co ottractor 905-373-7000 Cobourg Pegdon ConstruLtion 905-913-75(X) Mississauga Rutherford Contracting Ltd. 9()5-999-(1343 Gormley Sancigate Construction Inc. 905-941-644() Aurora Snyder Construction 905-666-2066 Whitby Suxlcase Construction Inc. 410-742-0888 Weston Strachan Construction Ltd. 905-933-OOM I King City Tasis Contractors 905-831-11(X) Pickering Tri Vac General Contractors 416-658-0)20 Toronto Joe Velacich & Sons Constriction 905430-9943 Whitby Winval Icy Contracting :MECHANICAL CONTRACTORti 905-6M-3862 Whitby C.F.M. 905434-9080 Oshawa DFC Mechanical 905-6017-134.3 Bownt nvilk IT Mechanical 905-723-1190 Whitby John McKewie Plumbing & Hating 905-430-7702 Whitby Harold R. Stark 905-725-7321 Oshawa Uniton ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 905-851-6683 Woodbndge Acccl Ela inial 905-738-6470 rd Concord Alltcch Electrical 905-619-6527 Pickering Carlo'% Electrical 905-72X-7361 Oshawa Chrisuc Electrical 613-398-9362 Bwaiwa Gremar Elmirical 416-674-144Z Eu*i«1kc (Mbit Electrical 905-571-2977 Oshawa Ripley Elacuical 905--U)4-9119 Oshawa Tncin Electric 905-660-6477 Concord SEALED TENDERS frown invited General Ctntracton only will he received in the envelopes provided, by THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION PURCHASING DEPARTMENT 40) TAU%TON ROAD EAST, WHITBY, ONTARIO LIN 5R5 until the dosing time and date: 11-W A.M. (Local time) Tbur %day, April 13. 1995 Fenders arc requested ftr the following projects TENDER NUMBER 5 'Hc (X)I. ARCHITECT 95-05 tannirgtton P -S. J.R. Frccthy. Architect Township off Brock 5 Silver Street Bttwmanville. Ontario LIC 3C'_ 45-06 Koodcrest P -S. 1.R Freethv. Architect ('it% of Oshawa As Atlibve 45-07 Duke of Fdinburgh P -S, Christopher Barre Architect Inc. City (it Oshawa 1912 Queen St. E., Tororrut, Ontario MSL I H -t 45-09 F --A. Fairmont P -S. Michael Mi Knight Azchitect Inc. Town of Whitby 67 High Street Barri. Ontario L4.. I W5 45-09Ia) I-& Phin P -S. Lennis Truster, Architect Town of Pickering 168 Centre Sl. S.. Oshawa. Ontario LIH 4A6 95-09 (h) Epsottln P -S, Letnis Truer, Architect Township of Scu" As Above Greenbank PS. Township of Scugo8 95-10 Gertrude Colpua PS Gallant Architect Inc. City of Oshawa 1 Hi Mara Drive. Vircewt Massey PS Willowdale, Ontario City of Oshawa SM 1X3 95-11 Kathkina Rowe I& ZswraddiL Armin, Stevens Architects Town of Whitby 510 Front SL W., Suite 103 Toronto, Ontario MSV Ias DrawinEs, Specificatiosc and Tender Documents will be available only to invited, prequalified General Conuxioss and to invited prequalified Mcchanical and Electrical Contractors, on and after Tuesday. March 29, 1995 from the office of the afaremeatiooed Atchitocts, upon payment of a refundable deposit of Two Hundred Dollars ($200), in ash or by certified cheque made payable to The Durham Board of Education. Deposits will be refunded subject to the return of all Tender Documents in good condition. Plans and Specifications will be on display at the Durham Construction Association and the Torallo Corsitructiom Association. Tender submissions from General Contractors must be accompanied by a bid deposit in the form of a Bid Bond and a letter of Agreement to Bond as oudined in the Tender Documents. This is not a bid depository project. Attention is directed to the early closing time of 11:00 A.M. for receipt of tenders on this project - The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. Dennis Homuniuk, C.P.P., CPPD M.P. Graham. P. Eng., Manager of Purchasing Superintendent of EducaicnMani � fa • .:- .: ..,::mw.a..,.s,,...�..e�ae„r, ,... �.........» -..+......•..�.+�.owv.,,s,:..-.�.w..,...+w+m+.wu+e,erwnyr .. _..- .� _ . - .w ,,.: ra.�e�aw+.,va.,n.s..r+.osr...�..r+�rc�a� �.+,.rw".,..,'t.^.., if+_ .-.Z 'Lr w� --.-- .. „ager..eu..a...,+.sr:•r.mrrsa.�r,. PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1995 Veld Zaw . For an audio version of the all current death notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or This V6reek, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarington residents). This complimentary service provides detailed information for notices placed in the previous 7 days. MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS TENDS R No. 95-13 SELLING YOUR C.F.M. SCOTT CENTRALPLBLIC SCHOOL ADDITIONS Oshawa TOWNSHIPOF UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO PREQUALIFICATION PROPOSALS have been received from General Contractors and Mechanical & Electrical Trade Contractors, interested in tendering on this project and the following contractors have been invited to tender: Mikcn Contracting GENERAL CONTRACTORS TELEPHONE 0 Ilarold R. Stark Bran Bell & Associates 905-851-61()2 Woodbridge Bondficid Construction 416-667-8422 Concord Bradscot Construction 905-471-6()20 Markham D.n.A. Contracting 905-738-8506 Concord Gen Construction Ltd. 905-436-2018 Bowmanville Michael Monteith h:nterpnsea 705-326-5533 Onlha xn Rutherford Cotracting 11d. 905-88H-9444 Gormley Strachan Construction I.td. 905-833-("1 King City Iasis Contractors lid. 905-831-11 W Pickering "broom Construction 416-226 9337 Willowdale MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS SELLING YOUR C.F.M. 905-434-8080 Oshawa DFC Mechanical 905-697-13.14 Bowmanville JTMechanical 905-723-119) Whitby Mikcn Contracting 416-293-0449 Agincourt Ilarold R. Stark 905-725-7321 Oshawa Lannon 905-851-6683 Woodbridge Bill Watson 905-881-2962 Thornhill I_I FIC RCL CON ACTORS Accel Electrical 905-738-6970 Concord Carlo's FJectncal 905-728-7361 Oshawa Gremar Electrical 416-674-1442 Etobieoke Orbit FJcctncal 905-571-2)77 Oshawa Tncin FJectnc 905-660-6977 Coxnc,xd SEALED TENDERS from invited General Contractors only will he received in the envelopes provided, by THE DURI IAM BOARD OF EDUCATION PURCHASING DEPARTMENT 400 TAUNTON ROAD EAST WHITBY, ONTARIO LIN 5R5 until the closing time and date: 11:00 A.M. ( Local Time) Thursday, April 13, 1995 -Icrders for Mechanical and Mcctncal Trades arc to be received at the Durham Bid Depository, 2(X)1 Thick son Road South, Whitby. Ontario unul the closing time and date. 3:00 P.M. I Local Tune) Tuesday. April 11. 1995 Drawings, Specifications and Tender Documents will be available only to invited, pmqualiriicd General Contractors and to invited prequalified Mechanical and F]ectncal Trade Contractors, on and after Tuesday. March 28, 1995 from the office of J.R. Freethy Architect, 5 Silver Street, Bow-manville, Ontario, LIC 3C2 upon payment of a refundable deposit of Two llundred Dollars (S2(l) (X)), in ash or by a certified cheque, made pavahlc to The Durham Board of Education. Deposits will be refunded subject to the mum of all Tender Documents in good corxiivan. Plans and Speafiauons will be on display at the Durham. Peterborough and Toronto Construction Associations. Tonder submissions from General Contractors must he accompanied by a bid deposit m the form of a Bid Bond and a later of Agreement to Bond, as o talmcd in the Tender Ikncuments. Attention is directed to the early closing time of 11:00 A.M. for receipt d tenders on this project. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. Dennis Flornertiuk, C.PP.CPK) M.P. Graham, PEng., Manager of Purchasing Supenntendent of Eduauc ru?Iant q4;;;_05W0 The Proted K funded throwtry CAT"DA Qvadal>rtario Intrastructure Works Program SPRING ART AUCTION SUNDAY MARCH 26,1995 LOCATION CHANGE!! M NOW BEING HELD AT: THE WHITBY CURLING CLUB 815 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY. 12:00 Preview Start ATURING TODAYS MOST POPULAR ARTIST 1:00 PM Robert : Hi -Kingdom, Snow Leopard, Cougar in the Snow, Winter Trackers, Path of The Panther, Arctic Landscape, Giant Panda, Trish Romam: Star of Wonder,Silent Night, Window Shop- pers, Ice Castle, To the Beach, & more. Jamekumber : A Boy and His Dream. The big Catch, City Limits. Twilight Cruise. Morning Reflections Lam 9M.: Silent Snow Fall, Across the Brook, Little Artist. PLUS many more! ,130 Pieces in AII! This will be the only sale in this area, This Season DON'T MISS OUT !!! DATING Services are all different Partner Search let$ you select attractive. professional. tringle" who ■+west you and have some fun. Personal maldwq, at- brdable. long term reta- tioniii". Call ler my free brodwe, with no obkjabon or pressures bion at 683- 2414 anytime. To place your VILLAGE ARTS and CRAFTS SPRING REGISTRATION Sherwood and Linton in Pickering Village (Ajax) $48. for 10 weeks • Folk Art • Quilting • Ceramics • • Country Crafts • Decorative Dollhouse *Art* Decoupage •Krafts for Kids • Fabric Painting • Rubber Stamp Art *Knitting • Fashion Jewelry *Home Accessories CLASSES START. April 24 683-9465 / 683-5816 1 • 1 . , MOM SELLING YOUR AUCTION SALE Sat. March 25 at 6 P.M. CAR OR Myles King Aerations, TRUCK? 33 Hall St. Oshawa. Refrigerator, electric stove, chesterfield and chair, ShoWCaSC it swivel chairs, colour T.V. Chevral mirror, trunk, coffee/end tables, lamps, chest of drawers, across Durham dressers, single and double beds, antique knitting machine, dinette suite, bookshelf, cement mixer, Re0on. antique tables, 3 pce. bedroom suite, stereo, fax machine, 15 Persian rugs (all sizes), set of old .all CIaSs1�1�S Country Roses dishes, approx. 90 pees., large quantity of silver, china, tools, bedding, linens, etc. This is a large sale, plan to attend. at 76- 5 9335 Myles King Auctioneer, OC 725-5751 Or 723-0501 fax 579-2238 - YOUR MONTHLY AUTOMOTIVE USED TIRES ow $15 FROM 1 r5 AND UPUC o E �R REE BRAKE INSPECTION FN "Service that never sleeps" 686-1694 759 Kingston Rd. W. ME 420-6990 Ajax LMJ East d Stock on Hwy. s2 - 2 Blocks Sou rt Side -------------------- GENERAL --------------GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS AS WELL AS HIGH PERFORMANC Ask • , f a 5.0 LITRE MUSTANG —--v�, ike SPECIALISTS COBRA RACING 1652-A Baily Street W., Pickering, Ontario L1W 1L9 Y(19005) .� 839-4327 "Located at the rear of KarBeR•' 4 Zieba'1% WaUM Rd. S . fcc d Unit # 7 A* CALL (905) 619-3612 • Complete auto • Running Boards detaW9 • AUto Alarms • wKwi �w tint • Rust Prosection • C.T.ea` • PaW • S inrook • Fabric Protection Auto & Truck Repair FE:.BRAKE 1NSPEG'IQM a FF MOST` P,A,►i r 759 Kingston Rd. W. ® 686-1694 Nax K 420-6990 GUIDE Cobra Racing Don't let the name of this business confuse you. While Cobra Racing has become well known for its work on high performance vehicles including the popular 5 Litre Mustangs, its growth into the general repair business has forced it to move to a larger location. Owner Mike Hickey has been the man to see when it comes to repairs on your street rods and dragsters, but his expertise on all types of vehi- cles has been a great help to car and truck owners in the Ajax - Pickering area. Now located at 1652 Bayly St. W. in Pickering behind Karbelt, Cobra Racing features 5 large bays and two hoists. "The increase in the amount of business we do in general repairs forced us to find a larger shop," says Mike. He and partner Sean Coady have found themselves booked solid for repair work and advise anyone to call now so that their cars will be running smoothly this spring. They do all repairs includ- ing front end and manual transmission work. While they fix all makes, they do specialize in Fords and say that other shops have referred work to them because of their expertise on this make of car. Mike says that their prices are very reasonable and says customer service is the most important priority at their shop. So whether you want your car running at its optimum horsepower or if you just want that knocking to stop, call Cobra Raicing at 839-4327. i FROM 8.5% 1 st Mtge. 95%12nd, 3rd • Rental Properties & Cottages • Re -financing • Debt Consolidation • Rural Properties • Self-employed No Income - No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service Since 1975 CALL TOLL FREE 686-2557 IMYOUR Hoar TRAVEL M AGENCY UNITED PERSONAL CARE WORLDWIDE PACKAGE HOLIDAYS • GROUPS SELL OFFS • CRUISE SPECIALISTS AIRLINE AND VIA RAIL TICKETS CORPORATE TRAVEL SPECIALISTS FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS PLEASE CALL 619-2012 los e.ol, % w.r, Apn Q�h•••n Hn-vod a Yonmh (B""W C""', From the end of hockey to the beginning of baseball season. COME SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF UNIFORMS & TROPHIES •6HRTS -SWEATS, ETC. t f c o� 73 Hunt St., Ajax I _ C. 619-2975 ML * • ex's ne�r�s SAOSM VernRMW >e"417"s LEAVE THE WOO K TO IIS" eirrldN v�«+a r a�Ia .* Phone 7 *********** WET BASEMENT? • Drain ss Master Lk. 9DW .` vwo 4W iFt1EE SERVICE CADS 686-0011 DURHAM SAVE - A. LIFE ofitrxs courliesilill CPR & FUM) All Cones uv* oda tYe Sideiaa of tk WAUSW STIIOEFOIArDIK1M Cawsara111 alikwbisA*AQiww IRfhlrcJQ m of &C fthest 9altlity V lyis vow CPR • Batik ReXaa CPR 9 Sm" row" wilt cliff • Ret &* •humweialifkaao lclwala6k THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1995 -PAGE 23 r gm ti yiGi,. ` i7 Spr4111 ing Special On Replacement Windows For Gunther Ivens Customers Having built up a trusted reputation since starting business in Durham 15 years ago, Gunther Ivens continues to work hard to maintain that reputation. The Pickering businessman operates Gunther Ivens Contracting Ltd. Currently offering a special on vinyl replacement windows, customers will pay neither GST nor PST from now to April 30. At this time of year when many homeowners are planning to renovate, eliminating government taxes is a great incentive for obtaining quality windows at a reduced price. During the last few years, home renovations have become a very desirable alternative to moving for many people with consumers seeking any and every way to save money. For this reason, doing business with Gunther Ivens Contracting offers double the reward. Not only is the special pricing on replacement windows available right now, but Gunther's reputation as a master craftsman hasn't diminished since he started in the building trade. Having over 45 years experience as a builder of custom homes and being an expert in home renovations projects, homeowners can count on Gunther's team, whether they are adding an extra bathroom, installing a new kitchen, finishing the basement or building a deck. For work that requires design expertise, Gunther works closely with his draftsman to ensure the customer's desire is created at the drawing board and carries right through to completion. Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, OSS, apt., etc. Piano moving. Packing available. 423-0239 286-5513�� His standards for each job are high, and he ensures that every aspect is done to the satisfaction of his customers. From replacement windows to doors, and even sunrooms, only the best materials are used. "I give my customers superior workmanship and guarantee it 100 percent," says Gunther. "We are very efficient, arrive on time and clean up each day so you won't even know we were there." For this local firm, its reputation for quality work has taken it to sites throughout Durham, York and Scarborough. To his credit, Gunther's reputation as a an with a has ensured highly skilled craftsm reputation for honesty countless referrals. For a free estimate, call (905) 839-0681. W NDOWS & DOOM OW579.2222 N1M6 1*-QLAftSAk8CAFFN mViabs'�owi i 0100a WINOOWs • BAY i BOW VMNDOWS • INSURANCE CLANS FAM DOORS STORM NEW CO DOORS TRucnoN w0cows . _..._ Gunther at To Get Those Phones Ringing Advertise in Focus On Business �x IiON M SONG ST. W. i OSHAWA ONTARIO - s794UM �' Call Janice at 683.0707 ;J GARDINERS DUCT CLEANING, CHNNEY SWEEP A EAVESTROMGM CLEANING Hook-up $34.95 $5 per vent FREE Ainlide Fum= gw ft *.10 dolt ; GANXIMR DUCT CUU MIG a CHMNEY SWEP (416) 282-3292 1305 Pickering Parkway Suite 202, Pickering • Facials • Tinting • Manicures • wa)ong • Make-up • Pedicures • Massage Products • Sothy's Skin Care • Gewohl Foot Products Gtft Certificates available by Phone or in penton OPEN MGHTSISATUROAYS iws1420-9557 3Z SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF NOMA SNOWBLOWERS �P x delivery to Ajax, - 855 Westnev Rd. S. AJAX, Ont. 683-%21 aUNTHER IVENS CONTRACTING NO P.S.T. / NO G.S.T "MARCH SPECIAL" Wood, Vinyl Doors/Windows Basements. Decks. Additions po All Other Home Improvements (905) 83940681 L"� $498()0 E; (905) 427-1345 SERVICED BY Fur las Servke Aovallable YMnba� i Of Toronto and Durham Raul Estalo Board • Fresh Flowers • Extensive Dried Flowers • Unique gift items City Wide Delivery OPEN MON.-SAT. 9:30-6:00 (p � Kholain Court Yard 619-2595 I PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 24,1995 1111111111111111111111 K AJAX ROYAL LEPAGE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 235 BAYLY ST. w., ea s a e rvices Ltd., Realtor AJAX Aim HighMANAGER er. GLORIA ER . GEORGE COUTTS** 427=6522 YOU WANT IT - IT'S GOT R 2 + 1 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces, finished basement, 6 appliances, central air, attached garage, beautifully finished. Warm 8 cosy. Call and have a look. ''P � Ifi�� `• K. REDUCED TO SELL Fully detached on a private lot. Great location for schools, shopping and highway access. Two bdrms. Good kitchen, gas heat, low down payment. Oversized single detached garage. Call now! GAIL DALL' 427-6522 VENDOR TRANSFERRED Must be sold. Over 10 acres. Over 3,000 sq. ft. plus bam. Just north of Claremont GREAT LOT - GREAT LOCATION GREAT HOUSE 3 + 1 bdrrn., 4 level split on a quiet court in south Ajax. This home backs on to a greertbeh. Irs exceptionally clean and well cared for. Beautiful gardens. Have a look. JUST REDUCED! Great 7% mortgage to qualified buyer. Must be sold. 3 bdrm. w/o from kit. b much more. Call Gail for details. DETACHED WITH DOUBLE GARAGE 3 bdmts., w/o basement b more. Call Gail Dall. FOR SERVICE "PLUS" CALL GAIL DALL AT 427-6522 Wilma Tanner* 69 RAVENSCROFT RD. • In-law suite in basement • 2 kitchens • 2 on sunt; baths • Deck, per. landscaped • Impeccable COr ition. 19 Andres $155,900. Det. S. Ajax, 2 7-mm=279,900. Queen's Common. fps., fit. bsmL, hardwood floors. MaFrificortt Yornat rl home. 3,229 14 Ducatal $159,900 - it come! Sol carnfaiW in-law sq. n, suite. 10 Upland $186,900 - Whilby. Approx. 2,300 142 Rands $159,900 - Lake area. 130 lot, detached sq. ft., 2 fireplaces. 3 bdrrn. 77 Gates $206,000. S. Ajax. Mirtt cornMon - 3/ Parker $169,900 - Hot tub! 170' Lod Detached 2 Jr. exear0ive. storey near lake. 46 ster9al $259,900. Whitby. Big lot, pool, 11111111111113 $129,900 - Lakehont aperimerk. finished walwut basement. Call 427-6522 •sties Neprseerkelive LOIS WEAVER* SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE • 3 bedrooms • Fully detached ' Greenhouse kitchen • Priced to sell ...fast. PRESTIGIOUS LAKEFRONT • Over 3,000 sq. ft. • Breathtaking view of Lake Ontario • Nanny's quarters 427-6522 GREAT VALUE ' Approx.1,900 sq. ft. ' Main floor laundry ' Finished rec room • Fireplace • And more. "DEDICATED TO SERVING YOU BETTER" CALL LOIS AT 427-6522 CALL LONG DISTANCE k7FREEU (416) 626-8000 -'1 ROYAL LtPAGE x OPEN HOUSE SUN., MARCH 26,2-4 P.N. ti 1165 CEDARCROFT CRSS. , In Maple Ridge. Great 1 sl tme buyer home. Loads of extras! Laura Gardner, 663-1790. 1200 NEW SALES RESPRESENTA I IVES IN LESS THAN A YEAR: SHOULDN'T YOU SEE WHAT THE "NEW" ROYAL LEPAGE OFFERS? LET US LIGHTEN YOUR LOAD - UP TO 90% NO DESK FEE. GLORIA DAHL - MANAGER 683-1790 OR 427-6522 Evelyn Regan* IT'S SPRING! On rave Over 2,500 sq It. • stows firs a model "Assodeb &olm k 3 bdmn. ' Courtlry IdICIM „ 'Tot* rMna'.44" inside and Out OPEN HOUSE 11111110112111,24 PA 'r • N NePM SL, Nu Huge lot _ Maim Moor ' laundry Finished bsmt ' Central air "Assodeb &olm k Pr " Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington Tins WEEK r,..�.News Advertiser A Metroland Publication 865 Farewell St., Oshawa, ON L1H M5 Timothy 5�4(■NR ■ A* R,79or ai7publisher MARCH 24 PRESSRUN 200 000 low 0"W zath yy-+x'Y Character - 0 `mac`': "'P -p4'.. ''1-w. 'r =1. '3 4•t y L' _. e•1L� sr �fN; a..1w� - ;T.� A-0 171 a•+ P- i} in 11• Mi KI a *d dFRmCtd in a grew font is ram, but tot lC find it in t%:C ant gaft ffsa " tom,AwkhrimGdtw p.Wbepxdt& on" _Eacic Fwm off= an tea- oPra eondtpt Jes�'g"'rjiert- yM lank VxiVW A U4*P6vg A&VS Gow=Or k per, built -it andbrw#&st burs • ��a6alo�rs 6idlt in oars w�h, fi�s�e�lac�s - ► � - •, �t Y . 'Btautifnl D�taafial9lo�rrts opt 45', 5'0' and 60' lots a r� - , 1P i::. Y x[.e� ty..X.:' 3, �, .. 2. / `Y; st'.i". ,,. •. _ .r Via` _ 9 r 'r 'f j; r '� `Y e�'b .:a#, *4' ., ^w • 4,tsWF, 4 4 e"•tg "¢ . R ,. y.., t ` .r r - #� ��.,' ."�",-' '+ ti dd� k �ry.: .. � � a -•�' ;.. ak- iu. �}.r,/`:: "€-' x 4�x'� �r �"��-�rk'��•yzt,.: +� �y�'�: �. �°xay.' '216R%,,.,k. 'a •4g{6` 5:� ffii`+.,-'::Stiff .xi i WHERE THE PAST MEETS THE FUTURE now were tie days— wren space was *oOK neighbours greeted each other, and good old %hioned values thrived Now they're back spin at Tribute's Vilage of Brookln, with foe brand new models. Each one of these mageiliicent 4 bedroom desigos has al the comforts and unexpected huuries today's families so richk deserve. To discover testerdav's ambiance, visit the models of Tribute's VEage of Brooklin today. l I I I I k, 1 1. IS i GRAND OPENING BONUS .v Goose from one of our fabulous bonus pacluges!" tjiv GST included up to 3,050 sq. fir. ill Welcome to Parkwood Glen, A brand new community tucked into the natural land- scapc of both the Oshawa Conservation area and the Camp Samac Conservation arca. Herr yowl find 16 all -brick bungalow and 2 storcy designs, some featuring treed ravine lots. Right now you can visit our decorated models and get the best selection of lots. And if you purchase during our GRAND OPENING you an choose one of the spectacular GRAND OPENING packages! M Q ca It= arm sr. — 2 moo• rlerI •_ �� SVPMED 6Y: LAKE OMTAW Appliance Moura: Mon.-Thurs. 1 -bpm, Canada Friday 1 -bpm, Sat., Sun. & Hol. 11 am -bpm ' To gLnUed p xdwa m Sea .sales Represw tom for details. Prices and specifications subject b change wWwut notice. E. d O. E. PAGE 4 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS. 1995 T SIM, Mao -41 � wk, t A ran wir I ur i*f,g*cem and lug� S11- 'Fbw ANI II - -10t, '- R T i C, f J"JL V -IJL.JL • FREE 5 Appliances a �.. FAN in kitchen wr I Ur FREE Landscape with patio doors �_i, to jour Packs e t� tmmw Wil Convexk* mam flow JaUX&Y "4r r�r1r� Imp ex&y and powder rem WNW oftnizdgmge with el*y to bm Gn�d Large WSW bekom with ffrlwr exYiil and kW we& -in dost L a L 1: K L C A, tot tot VrIfT CL '417' ICL ti IT7 oqrr I ST ran wir I ur i*f,g*cem and lug� S11- 'Fbw ANI II - -10t, '- R T i C, f J"JL V -IJL.JL JEFFERY =,---HOMU 0 Finance Package 0 All Brick � :^ 40 Oversized Garages 401 AJAX ZWA • FREE 5 Appliances a �.. FREE Landscape h�- �_i, Packs e t� JEFFERY =,---HOMU 0 Finance Package 0 All Brick � :^ 40 Oversized Garages 401 AJAX ZWA i NEW HOMES a INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 5 1181F, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ O A C F ■ A Wa Ofy Improving Our- Homes...■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .� "■ ■ OVr ■ e 10111 colic[ of y p'•^E'W,r ■ � ;yam /��Z g '' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ : • 4 HE Ap-1i■tes 33 MD � 3 NAM • Onto Now@ i liar ■ e vM itt■r trtl� 3'iN i�i�■ae ■ `� ,a � ` •.gar yn J { V+ �c,. j�` + ' -� w^Sr.=� .x; '� n"�_;.x a '+" ■ IF ■ 1 —1 � 1-1 � —1-11 � : � � � ■ ■ I I I S I I I I I _� ■ ■ _ 1 1 ■ ■■■■■■■■■ r...�e.= BUY NOW- AND GET THIS, �' WINNII BONUS OFFER! - 1 choose one. 0 Free Upgrades Worth 53,500.00! 0 - Four Free Appliances! 1 11ts,1 � P, , :i11►Y:11 1 1 i,,..x v:: , •i' '• rig �. ♦ ;a♦♦ ♦ ��♦•♦i Ai y 95 mvMi.mw GERANILTM HOMES i It r NEW HOMES a iNTER10RS,1 M PAGE 7 ILTL I TORMINA 140MIES IN THE CLASSIC SSIC TRADMON Best Move ak You. 11 E1ver..1,.,111 F i At Tormina, we definitely have what it takes to move you. Like innovative designs, quality workmanship, and standard luxury features. AM this plus 25 years of outstanding building expertise add up to 100% homebuyer satisfaction and more. For the best move you'll ever make, visit our community of Westney Heights in Ajax. Or call the sales office today for more information. .................... "*1Y1 MON. - THRIM 2 - 7 PAL 41 FRMT-. CLOM � ''W. & SUM 12 - 5 PAL 1. 00, THEY HEIGHTS QWft%Nd* %� ftftm&*Qf pening ROSSAND RD. di 89 SALES OFFICEN DELAWY DL W If PUML DL) HVIY. 2 . HWY. 401 -3. mks MON. - THRIM 2 - 7 PAL 41 FRMT-. CLOM � ''W. & SUM 12 - 5 PAL 1. 00, THEY HEIGHTS QWft%Nd* %� ftftm&*Qf pening from 70 W - 4 2600 sq. ft. ROSSAND RD. di 89 SALES OFFICEN DELAWY DL W a PUML DL) HVIY. 2 HWY. 401 from 70 W - 4 2600 sq. ft. IN OSHAWA t �,� s- _ ;. . j t We bare You lo beat 1 hese Peatures • Spacious 3 bedrooms • 5 appliances • quality finished cabinetry in kitchen • four piece bath plus powder • air conditioning • finished basement • convenient laundry tub • immediate possession We Dare You To Beat The Location Set in one of O hawa�s 's most prime locations, Parkview Gardens has so much to offer. Close to shopping, schools and all area amenities. - : a 0ffK1 t-iouRs t •.k L... Mon. to Thum 1 pm. 8 pn. Sat. and Sum 12 am.. 5 pin., uanma sm usr Cksed RA&ys. 9 ■osrt wren am Z (905) 721-2291 PAGE 10 NEW FOMES i KMRORS, 1995 - - -------.._ - .-a•r s r.► ►- • ♦ ♦ r s r` • r r I :Y.wr..47e'41r 737 <...- > u. i'WTTO�F*M,1995 PAGE 11 lit 4 A iii J1,f Il,t si 4 y x ASPEN MIL EY . �.- �-r Yfa�7 t: � a '• F INES Turm"I'll' IF" OtA#M,UNITY _ 1 Detached* Homes on a Private Crescent FROM $6500 TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT MONDAY - THURSDAY 1 P.M. - 8 P.M. FRIDAY: CLOSED WEEKENDS & HOLIDAYS 11 A.M. - 6 P.M. (905)623-7027 Or (905)427-8605 FREEHOLD TOWNHOMES FROM Take ►Agn" 401 n Waverley Rd Go North. Waverley RQ runs onto Mwon PAL wst north of the 401 and MM saws otllce is AMeCtly on your WR qOt 2 0 rlp(EIIa1C AJAX WMT Y 03 WA Sh12y O � Y V t t e O W W Detached From $129990 PAGE 12 NEW HOMES i INTERIORS. 1995 !M'il r! r RA Garden Park Homes $ 189,990. _THE HIGHLANDER 1916 SQ. FT. Bonus Package 1 :Bonus Package 2 ,3 o tiatural Stain Par WHI TB Y 1st upgrade Kitchen Cabinets Parquet Floor in Living Rm. & Dlping Rm.� 12"x 12" Ceramic floor the in FIOSSLAND RD. Foyer. Entry Hall. Kitchen. c Natural Stain Oak Staircase ti Breakfast Area. Laundry Rmmain to second floor. and al I Bathrooms. C Z� o '_B us Package 3 lK�"B�us Package 4 © Central Vacuum System --o Appliance Package which includes: 01 st Upgrade Broadloom and underpad throughout main & o Stove, Refrigerator. Washer, second floors. Dryer and Built-in Dishwasher. -Bonus Package 5 Key Map .Vol I VAA N XVV"M 1) s v v vi ai � i ai i V i W4 THE VALUE YOU CAN SEE! For a dream home in the ideal community, come to Abbeywood in Whitby. Here, homebuyers can choose from a wide range of beautiful designs, with incomparable features and superior finishes second to none. See why more than 120 families call Abbeywood home. Call for more information today, or visit the Abbeywood sales office this weekend. L �� '� MC311:) IS OPEN f.$142,990 NIEW xEELEAsE � • $ 990.'.1..' up to from z525 Sq. ft. NrF i0l. Iry MIND Ma r s - MEL -As Mm IL If IL IL I IL If lie T LL fa, _... e 3=• . -4-.low— • `� `, cam. TM-*UQN RD SkE5 OFFC L O DRYDEN BLVD g RMUAI- D RD t � r Hyyy r01 $ 990.'.1..' up to from z525 Sq. ft. NrF i0l. Iry MIND Ma r s - MEL -As Mm IL If IL IL I IL If lie T LL fa, _... e 3=• . -4-.low— • `� `, cam. PAGE 14 NEW HOM i VRONOW tm !, • ° s s � ! g ! t f c ! E 3 y • �a!'.t r f < o r +. • a — s � � •! . New HoZ11CS lead =atC]C�o=S aitement -building at MapleRun... o es This weekend Parkwood Glen. MapleRun Homes' community in north Oshawa, officially celebrates its opening with three exciting full -brick, decorated model homes in bungalow and two- storey designs. Now is the time to consider a move into MapleRun Homes' exclusive community located next to a natural wooded setting, with a limited number of treed and ravine lots available. Parkwood Glen is buzzing with excitement with the news of excellent price, value and great location being matched by three great move -in packages. One package offers a 5.9% financing on a capped one-year mortgages of up to S100,000. Two other packages offer five appliances or an upgrade of kitchen cabinets and ceramic floor the in the foyer, kitchen, breakfast area, laundry and all bathrooms. Parkwood Glen is located in the Ritson-Taunton Rd. area and is near all amenities including a major shopping centre, public and separate schools, medical facilities and near public transit and major commuting routes. Recreation opportunities around Parkwood Glen are second to none. There are several challenging golf courses nearby and it is adjacent to Camp Samac conservation area and the Oshawa Creek Valley, which offer plenty of space for activities like camping and hiking. But the setting of the community is only a small part of its appeal. The builder has been very conscientious of the value in the design and construction of the homes in the community. And value you find. There are a total of 16 different designs to choose from, including bungalow and two- storey layouts. Some of the superior features at Parkwood Glen include all -brick exteriors. 800 Series Colonial doors. space -saver shelving in all closets and pantries, trimmed archways. French doors in the kitchen pantry, mirror sliding doors in the foyer, porcelain fixtures in bathrooms. oval tubs. rough -in three-piece bathrooms in the basement and gas fireplaces as per plan. Homes in Parkwood Glen are available on 40- and 50 -foot lots. Prices range from S 139.990 for a bungalow on a 40 -ft lot to S213,990 for a beautiful 3,050 - square -foot two-storey home on a 50 -foot lot. See sales representative for details. MapleRun Homes has successfully c o m p l e t e d communities in Pickering, Oakville and Brampton. MapleRun Homes has displayed an uncompromising commitment to building homes that offer homeowners quality and value. This commitment has gained the company a Excellent Rating from the Ontario New Home Warranty Program for each of their communities. Now, is a great time to see the MapleRun Homes quality construction commitment and second -to -none after- sales service program at Parkwood Glen, in Oshawa. To visit the site and TworaT J. Aaw !seas a a WNffU� published bi-weekly. with a total pressrun of 200.000 publisher copies. at 865 Farewell St.. Oshawa (telephone number 579-4404) and Is one of the BRUCIC EWI, RD bletroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of mmtr suburban newspapers with Waskme L4* distribution In Oshawa. Whitby. Ajax. Pickering. Clarington. shills manager Scarborough and Port Perry. Reproduction In whole or In Mj011M ]CAU part without prior written ICS consultant from the publisher is prohibited. The publisher fid- Smith the rt�t to classify or refuse any advertisement based refuse phonography on his sok discretion. tour through the three decorated model homes, take Ritson Rd., north of Taunton Rd., to Conlins Rd. Follow the signs west to the sales office, which is located on Edenwood Dr. Sales office hours are Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m.. Fridays from 1 to 6 p.m. and weekends and holidays from 1 I a.m. to 6 p.m. NEW HOMES & NTERXM, 1995 PAGE IS I GRAND OPENnG PHASE II EXCLUSIVE 50'LOTS BACKING ON TO OPEN SPACE: ONLY 1AVAILABLE1 SALES OFFICE HOURS Sat, Sun, & Hols: 11 AM - 6PM Mon - Wed: IPM - 7PM Thurs & Fri: By appointment only; Call (905) 697-3661 THESE HOUSES HAVE IT ALL! Dan Brett presents 11 superior clay brick designs, including raised bungalows and two storeys, from 1305 to 2390 sq. ft. Hurry! $159 From 99010 GST Included 577 A.'V'D SPECIFTCATiDtiS Si.7BJiCT TO (r?A.-ZE Wn-HC) ,-r W CCE F. & O F- THE SUMERWOOD TWO STOREY, 1935 SO. FF. ON A 50' OPEN SPACE LOT, ONLY 5184.990! IMI NAIN02 1111 MOR�S��j��X7 . W SPACIOUS SUITES... MA,TH FANTASTIC VIEWS OF THE LAKE! ,7 X00 "i � ,rte • One, two and three bedroom suites up to 2,873 sq. ft., including spectacular 2 -storey designs & penthouses • Most suites have a terrace, balcony or solarium • Recreation amenities include indoor pool, his & hers saunas & recreational area • Close to GO, shopping and all amenities • Take advantage of our Special Financing Package!* 1 Bedroom Suites Spacious 2 Bedrooms $ 900$900 From Fit 1 For in formation can. (905) 6 19-8800 Sales Office Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. offal Sat. & Sun. 12 p.m. - 5 p.m., Closed Friday - To *�W WtmwL R —. E i O.E. uu MAW � F$17 99 °°I I ' 1. PAGE 100" ItPlM 60yLf�pt� Condominium now ave Parkview ownership ailable at Oshawa's community Gardens Canlight Group of Companies is pleased to announce its acquisition and redevelopment of the townhouse community located at 1133 Ritson Rd. N., in Oshawa. Recently named Parkview Gardens. the community of 141 condominium lownhomes was built in 1988 and originally marketed as rental property. Now, the townhomes are for sale and priced as low as S89.900. They present an excellent opportunity for affordable home ownership in a prime location of Oshawa and are particularly appealing to first- time homebuyers and families with small children. Over the years. Par"-iew Gardens has evolved into a close-knit, caring community and over 25 per cent of the townhomes have already been transferred to private ownership. According to Jason Lester, vice- president for Canlight. "We are pleased to see such a tremendous community loyalty and commitment. And there's a real feeling of neighborly warmth and co- operation that people look for in a community." Parkview Gardens boasts a number of other advantages such as convenient location near two shopping malls (5 Points Mall and White Rose Mail). schools, libraries, community centres. health-care clinics and municipal parks. It also has access to local bus service and is a 10 -minute drive to Hwy. 401. Within the townhouse complex itself, residents enjoy a private recreation centre, ample visitor parking and a children's playground with baby swings, basketball court, jungle gym and hopscotch squares. In keeping with the lively spirit of the community, Canlight expects to implement a number of improvements within the development in the future — these include extensive landscaping and renovations such as new exercise rooms in the recreation centre and new street lamps. As well, Canlight plans to enhance the exterior of the homes with such extras as new brass accessories, decorative shutters and planters and new paint. "However, it will be up to the homeowners within the community to make the final decision on our enhancement program," says Lester. Each rental unit that is sold will be brought to exacting "as new" standards inside including fresh paint throughout, steam -cleaned carpets and modern halogen tuck lighting m specific areas. There's a real feeling of neighborly warmth and co-operation that people look for in a community.' Two upgrade packages are also offered at incredible prices. One includes a choice of either new carpeting or ceramic tiling in the appropriate areas and a new high -efficiency gas furnace priced at 53.500. The second. at 55.900, includes both new carpeting and ceramic tiling throughout the home along with the new furnace. The townhomes at Parkview Gardens come in two distinctive designs. The smaller, called the Park Lane, is a 1.219 square foot, two-storey home with a finished full-sized basement. The High Park, at a spacious 1.325 square feet. is a three-storey, split-level home with finished half -sized basement. It also has the distinction of being one of the largest townhomes currently available in Oshawa. Both designs include three bedrooms and a four -piece bathroom on the second floor and a livingidining roan, kitchen and two-piece bathroom on the fust floor. As well, the homes come with broadloom, five appliances. finished basement with built-in laundry facilities, single car garage and fully -sodded front lawns. As mentioned, prices start from $89,900 depending on the unit size and location. Models of both townhorne designs are available for viewing. The smaller Park Lane has been fully decorated and furnished and the High Park, enjoying a number of upgrades, has been accessorized to show off its living space. To see the two model homes or for further information, visit the Sales Presentation Centre located in the recreation centre at the corner of Beatrice ,St. and Ritson Rd. N. Office hours are Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. and weekends from noon to 5 p.m. Or call Rita Nowak at 905-721-2291. Canlight Group of Companies is an integrated real estate company with extensive experience in acquisition, real estate development, construction and property management for both the commercial and residential sectors. No mortgage payments for three months at Rainbow Ridge Liza Homes knows how to get a buyer's attention. "We'll pay their mortgage for the next three months," says Karen Lasky, marketing consultant for Liza Homes. "And we're offering all purchasers at Rainbow Ridge on the Park a chance to own a single-family detached home starting at just S 127.990" Buyers also get the benefit of central air conditioning and four - appliance package to add to their home at no extra cost. At Rainbow Ridge, there are 11 home designs from which to choose and these single-family homes, many featuring brick, are available on 30 - and 40 -foot lots. Floorplans start at 1.157 sq.ft. and prices top out at S 179,990 for the 2.250 sq.ft. design. "This Bowmanville location is a spectacular park -side community that is traffic -free and very private," says Lasky. "And there are park -side lots available." Just 30 minutes from Toronto. Bowmanville is a scenic alternative to city living, offering a quick commute route via Hwy. 401 or GO Transit. With sports organizations for baseball, soccer and hockey, kids*of all ages can enjoy year-round recreational activities. There are also a number of marinas in the area and, of course, the Bowmanville Zoo. Shopping at the Bowmanville Mall is about a 10 -minute walk from the community. Major shopping amenities can also be found in nearby Oshawa. There are both separate and public schools in the area and high schools are within walking distance. The bold home designs offer spacious family rooms and very large master bedrooms. Every home has a sunny array of windows and comes loaded with standards such as: 800 Series doors and Colonial trim; brass exterior packages with house numbers, door knockers, dead bolts, kickplates and front entrance and front garage exterior lights; front casement windows; high -efficiency gas furnaces; fully -graded and sodded lots. The selection of floorplans offer a combination of traditional and "This Bowmanville location is a spectacular Park- side community that is traffic -free and very private... This collection offers a selection of features usually found in much larger homes. 7 modern features. Formal dining rooms and circular staircases and innovative second -floor or open - concept family rooms am.just some of the options available. Unique sunken living rooms and handy main -floor laundry rooms and powder rooms can also be found in many of the designs. Highlights in the master bedrooms include walk-in closets and luxurious ensuites with oval tubs and separate showers. "This collettion offers a selection of features usually found in much larger homes." says Lasky. "At Rainbow Ridge, we are able to offer buyers dynamic designs with all the extras." Liza Homes will also make your home perfect for you by incorporating minor changes to the floorplans to best suit your needs. Victoria Garden, in Bowmanville, is another Liza Homes community. These are freehold townhome designs which back onto beautiful parkland. These homes start at $114,990 and are almost sold out. Both communities have decorated model homes available for you to walk through. ..�^ .- - _.:::��:ax — ;�- ±sA-..:.... �-aim.— — . _ -- _ ---- -- •a.. : INTHHHH-CING BUNS - L O1/1/ 7. 9 "/a FINANC/NG"- Beck -and Walk Outs { iwnere acsi%C•si 4 Free App/lances FREE Security System 6A11 (9051728-7117 or 1-800-743-0545 Nevis - _ a1' 73 5 PM t � .+ � a t � ,�� .....Jr_ rte- •\ it _ ',a[+°'�' J �: � . �,..� xw � .• s � � Bill,- � ,• Wit' S E[EVATED BUNGA[OW WITH FINISHED [OWER [EVE[ "UP TO 100.000 BASED ON A 3 YEAR TERM THE CE[[O S169 990 1960 SO ET WITH FINISHED [OWER [EVE[ $ I . - PAGE 18 NEW HOMES & IWERIORS, 1995 New HOXIM4M !< aurid IZi1t4M!'1O!-tai Boom times ahead for the ' h ousing industry Good times are ahead for Canada, says a highly respected Canadian economist and an American futurist. And not just good times - boom times. The Canadian is Jeff Rubin, chief economist at Toronto securities dealer Wood Gundy Inc. He predicts the economy in 1995 will grow by five per cent, its best performance since 1984. This is well above most forecasts of 3.8 per cent and an impressive improvement on 1994's expansion of 4.2 per cent. Mr. Rubin says the low Canadian dollar ensures that the powerful export boom will continue and that consumer spending will return to a level not seen since the late 198(X. The strong growth in employment will also continue, he says, and that 600,000 new jobs - most of them full-time - will be created in 1995 and 1996. That's on top of 250,000 new jobs created in 1994. Not only will this give consumers higher income, it will bolster their confidence to make big purchases, like homes and cars. And consumers will be in the mood to spend more and save less, continuing a trend from 1993, when theN saved about nine per cent of their after-tax income. The savings rate had dropped to 6.7 per cent by the third quarter of 1994. !%Ir. Rubin said the rise in interest rates is temporary and that the banks prime lending rate will drop to eight per cent by the summer. The American futurist is Harry Dent, author of an international bestseller called "The Great Boom Ahead." Mr. Dent, a master of business administration from Har%,ard and a management consultant who has been involved in corporate re- organizations at such big organizations as National Steel and Firestone, was in Toronto recently. His visit was sponsored by CIBC Securities as part of their marketing program for its Hyperion mutual funds. Mr. Dent attributes the coming good times to the needs - and spending power - of the baby -boom generation who, he says. will find themselves with a much higher standard of living than their parents before the end of this century. "The baby -boomers are moving into a period of high spending and high saving and they, will be much wealthier than their parents," he says. "We're moving into a period which will be the modern-dav version of the Roaring '20s." Mr. Dent says the North American economy is on the verge of the greatest boom in history, lasting until at least 2010 when the baby -boom generation reaches retirement age. Mr. Dent says the 80 million baby -boomers in North America are the most powerful generation in history and the single biggest influence on economic trends. Their spending power will soon move to its peak and overcome the economic influences of government deficits and high interest rates, which have put a brake on economic growth. The largest group of baby - boomers are now in their mid - 30%, most of whom have bought their first home within the last five years and arc about half way up the earnings and spending curve (the chart used to plot trends). The front line of this generation is reaching its mid - 4()s, when most will be looking to buy their biggest home. "At this age, people trade up to their dream home, and fill it Up," says Mr. Dent. "They buy high-quality furniture and appliances and redecorate the kids' bedrooms." 111 Village of Brooklin tops at SAM awards The Village of Brooklin, a community by Tribute Corporation and The Sorbara Group in Whitby, was named Project of the Year at the 15th annual Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association (GTHBA) Sales and Marketing Awards held in Markham recently. Besides winning the top prize, the Grand SAM, Village of Brooklin also won in two other categories — best sales office and best sales person, high volume, single family homes: Rhonda Simcoe. Late last year, the Village of Brooklin was named Ontario's Housing Project of the Year at an industry awards presentation held it conjunction with the Ontario Home Builders's Association at its annual conference it Hamilton. The Village of Brooklin also won three other categories; best signage, best project sales brochure for homes selling under $200,000 and best sales office over 1,000 square feet. The Village of Brooklin sales office is located just minutes north of the Whitby town centre, at Winchgester and Thickson roads in Brooklin. For more information call the sales office al 686-5441. Preocire for your t)urchase Making the right choice especially if you are interested when it comes to purchasing a in an older home. To have an home is a matter of good inspection done you should planning, not good luck. consult your sales No one person can be representative, who can refer expected to know everything, you to one or more certified so it is critical to surround home inspectors and then you yourself with qualified submit an offer on the house professional assistance that makes it conditional for a throughout the process. few days upon completion of Bef(,re starting out in the inspection. You must pay search of a house, take the for the inspection, but at the time to determine your very least it will provide you i financial capabilities. Based with peace of mind. on your income and expenses, Once financing is in place, your real estate representative you should carefully select one 1 is qualified to calculate the real estate representative to t maximum amount of mortgage look after your needs. It is you can obtain and, in most important you feel instances, can put you in touch comfortable with the with a financial institution representative and he or she be which will provide you with very familiar with the written confirmation of the neighborhood into which you amount. Knowing your price want to move. range can save a lot of time, A professional r energy and, especially, representative spends a great frustration during the selection deal of time researching the r process. It can also re -assure market on your behalf and you the vendors about the validity will be better served having of your offer and, therefore, one person looking after your swing negotiations in your best interests rather than favor. "working with" a number of y The structural soundness of people. t your new home is your next Before submitting an offer, d concern. Certified home you may ask your d inspectors can he hired to representative for a computer e thoroughly examine the house printout of comparable homes h prior to your offer becoming that are listed for sale and that d firm. This can be a few have recently sold. Sale g hundred dollars well spent, figures can be misleading d because they do not indicate the extras included nor any mortgage benefits, but they can serve as a solid general guideline of value. Even though you may have I pre -qualified for a mortgage, you can further I yourself by making your offer conditional upon final approval of your mortgage. This should he done f you are wanting close to the maximum amount approved for your purchase. If the ending institution appraises he home for less than what you offered, they are likely to offer you a lesser amount of mortgage, leaving you with a firm offer and insufficient funds. If you arc making a sizable deposit, ask your sales epresentative to include in the offer a clause stating you will eccive the interest earned on your deposit. The amount may he small, but every little bit helps. Regardless of what route ou follow to find your home, he timing is right for you to o it now. Interest rates are own, builders are offering xcellent selection and prices ave not yet started to rise espite the fact the market has ained significant momentum uring the last few months. .The Ume is right for buying a new home Making the right choice: wl►ri, it comes to purchasing a home is it matter of goof planning, not good luck. No one person can be exl►ec'ed to know everything, so it is critical to surround yourself with qualified protessional assistance throughout the proxss. Before starting out in sz; ret of a house, take :he time to dete•-nti.-.c your financial capabilities. Based or, your income and • expenses, your ;eal estate representative is qualified to calculate the: t1id mum amount of mortgage you can oht 3 it i nd, in most instances, can put you ir, to u h with a financial institution which will provide you with written confirmation of the amount. Knowing, your price range can save a lot of time, energy aid, especially, frustration during the selection process. It can also re -assure the vendors about the validity of your offer and, therefore, swing negotiations in your favor. The structural soundness of your new home is your next concern. Certified home inspectors can be hired to thoroughly examine the house prior to your offer becoming firm. This can be a few hundred dollars well spent, especially if you are interested in an older home. To have an inspection done you should consult your sales representative, who can refer you to one or more certified home inspectors and then you submit an offer on the house that makes it conditional for a few days upon completion of the inspection. You must pay for the inspection, but a: rhe very least it will provide you with l►eace of grind. Once financing is in place, you should carefully select -3ne real estate representative to look after your needs. It is imr"Urt you feel comfortable with the r. -pre ier►!ative and he or she be very fami:i a with the neighborhood into which You watt to move. A professional representative spends a great deal of time researching the market on yotir behalf and you will be better served having one person looking after your best interests rather than "working with" a number of people. Before submitting an offer, you may ask your representative for a computer printout of comparable homes that are listed for sale and that have recently sold. Sale figures can be misleading because they do not indicate the extras included nor any mortgage benefits, but they can serve as a solid general guideline of value. Even though you may have been pre- qualified for a mortgage, you can further protect yourself by making your offer conditional upon final approval of your mortgage. This should be done if you are wanting close to -the maximum amount approved for your purchase. If the lending institution appraises the home for less than what you offered, they are likely to offer you a lesser amount of mortgage, leaving you with a firm offer and insufficient funds. Regardless of what route you follow to find your home, the timing is right for you to do it now. Interest rates are down, builders are offering excellent selection and prices have not yet started to rise. 6' NEW HOMO i NTERKM.19i6 PAIGE 19 PO LARGE 50' LOTS Take one look at our Builder Featum Homes and you too will discover that these homes have numbers that w►iu move you. THE RIDGE t U �J U jut Our Numbers Will ImTIOU! ess The new home value you want is here! Choose firom the 1913 sy. ft. lencaim priced at only S169,900** to the 2193 eq. ft. Ivanhoe kGprn eat 8179,900. OFFICE HOURS N1on to -Muis 1 pm - 8 pm Sat and jun 11 am - 6 pm, Close Fridays CALL (945) 725-1181 •Umdea taw only up to $150,000 for 3 year term toqualiU buyers. See saes ieptew•ntative for E.&CI.E. one 't ,.I, a PA E:20 kEW'ttt)k" sE*n"6R9;1995 a a 4 E r s * - � r � • * . Hem �IoT>aCs a3aad IatCriors ' Choose your bu]*Llder carefully In the past, the time lapse between moving in and becoming the legal owner of a condominium unit left new condo owners in legal limbo without many of the warranty rights enjoyed by new homeowners. A major difference between a house and a condominium purchase is that when you buy a house, you become the legal owner the day you move in. Not so with condo buyers. A condo buyer does not become the legal owner until the condominium corporation has been registered with the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations. This process can take up to three years after occupancy. Years ago, the delay in legal ownership caused condo buyers to be without some warranty protection offered by the Ontario New Home Warranty Program (ONHWP). A condo buyer for example, who was prevented from moving in on the promised date had no legal right to expect any notice of delay or financial compensation for alternative living arrangements. ONHWP changed this inequity between condominium and home buyers by implementing protection against delayed occupancy for condo buyers who signed Agreements of Purchase and Sale after April 1, 1991. With this new protection, a confirmed occupancy date or a tentative occupancy date that is clearly identified as tentative had to be included in every Agreement of Purchase and Sale. If the Agreement only mentions a tentative date, it must disclose when the purchaser will be informed of the confirmed date when a specific stage of construction is reached such as the foundation being completed. The buyer must receive this notice, as outlined in the Agreement, no later than 120 days before the confirmed date and no later than 30 days after the roof assembly is complete. If a builder fails to give notice of the confirmed date 90 days before the tentative date in the original agreement. then the tentative date automatically becomes the confirmed date. The wording may appear complicated but the meaning has effectively safeguarded the warranty coverage for condo buyers for the last three years. These regulations do not interfere with the builder's ability to offer occupancy before the confirmed date. If this is the case, the purchaser must consent in writing to the earlier date. Similar to delayed closings for freehold houses, the vendor can move the confirmed occupancy date ahead once by up to 120 days. But the purchaser must receive written notice of this change in occupancy date at least 65 days before the confirmed date. The vendor can also have a 15 -day extension if the purchaser is given 35 days notice. Delays in occupancy that are caused by strikes, tires, civil insurrections, floods or Acts of God are beyond the vendor's control and are not subject to the rules. Ensuring all new home and condominium buyers receive comprehensive warranty coverage is just one of the ways ONHWP continues to fulfill its consumer protection role for all Ontario residents. If you have a query about the warranty program or builders, write to Aubrey LeBlanc, Ontario New Home Warranty Program, North York City Centre, 5160 Yonge St., North East Tower. 6th floor. North York, Ont. M2N 61_9 or call 1-800-668-0124. AURREY LEBLANC is president and registrar of the Ontario New Howse Warranty Program. Canadian want bigger homes, says CMHC Homeowners are thinking bigger, according to a study by the federal government's Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). People planning to buy a home in the next five years say that want it to be nearly 50 per cent larger than where they are living now. Those already owning a home and planning to "move up" say they expect to pay about eight per cent more for the new home than the expected selling price of their existing home. And location and neighborhood is the key for new home buyers, says the study. As a result, "builders need to focus on more than the features of their homes," says Dallard Runge, CMHC- Ontario spokesperson. "'They need to create and sell `communities.'" In Toronto, almost two out of three Planning on buying a home in the next five years will be first -timers, says the study, compared with a figure of 40 per cent for fust -time buyers across Canada. "First -timers led the Toronto housing market during the first half of the decade and now it appears that they will dominate the second half as well," said CMHC. Pictured at the ribbon -cutting for Melody Homes' Fairview community in Peterborough were (from left to right): Peter Adams, MP; Mario Cortellucci, partner; Saverio Montemarano, partner; Jack Doris, Mayor of Peterborough; Bill Cocks, partner, Gary Stewart, PC candidate; Rodney Kendall, employee. A na ey can trust If you appreciate the finer things in life — like diamonds and rubies — here's a gen of am idea. Take a drive out to the scenic west end of Peterborough and have a look at Melody Homes' exciting new community aptly named Fairview. Located across from St. Catherine Catholic School, on Glenforest Blvd., and a public school coming soon, the 150 -acre site provides a country setting for Melody's collection of single-family residences. Named after various gemstones, Fairview homes are available in 12 models including two-storey, bungalow and raised bungalow designs. But purchasers open a treasure chest with Melody Homes' "Multi Choice" program. For each model, two exterior elevations and interior layouts are offered. The Choice Builder will customize your home, where possible, to suit your needs. Well know for quality, value, innovation and service, Melody Homes is currently building two communities in Bowmanville and has earned an Excellent Rating from the Ontario New Home Warranty Program. Melody Homes president Saverio Montemarano says, "You have to see it to believe it." Budget was food news, say builders The federal budget was good news for the buyers of new homes, say representatives of the building industry. "It was positive news and I think you'll soon see interest rates falling," said Ward Campbell, president of the Ontario Home Builders' Association. A good budget - and lower interest rates - is one of three hurdles that must be overcome before confidence returns to Ontario, says Mr. Campbell. The second is the threat of Quebec separation, the third the defeat of the Bob Rae government. "I think the outcome of the sovereignty referendum in Quebec is becoming quite clear. Quebeckers want to stay in Canada." And he is sure the Ontario government will be rejected for one in favor of more private enterprise, reducing the deficit and cuffing the size of government. Myer Godfrey, president of the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association, predicted five-year mortgage rates below 10 per cent as a result of the budget. "The best thing for the housing industry is a growing economy with stable interest rates and a confident consumer and this budget was a good step in that direction." said Mr. Godfrey. He says he thinks the government's plan to reduce taxes are conservative and that there will be even greater reductions in the deficit over the next 12 months. "It will be great news a year from now," said Mr. Godfrey. Bruce Clemmenson, president of the Canadian Home Builders' Association, said the budget was strong medicine. Not only can we take it, we've been advocating such measures for a long time to achieve lower, stable interest rates. In this way our economy will grow, which will create jobs and benefit cornstimers." Thinking of making a move? Find your new home in New Homes do Interiors To advatin c a13 5794404 or 416-798-7672 (from Toronto) 1 .. -�.r" wr � � .--. �_. - _ _�-.. -. _-�. v ��.....-�.q� � �-.�. .ter-�-w.rw•a.. .. _"/� ... ... .... � • , � .. �I ligy� i NjlEt#iOQs:. 1 s� p�GE_21 .:y ?-too* `r Buckingham Gate offers style and of Dalerose Homes takes great pride in the homes it builds. From afford- able single-family homes or luxurious custom estates. Dalerose brings the latest and most innovative design fea- tures to its communities. In delivering the finest quality homes for today's value -conscious con- sumer, the company strives to provide a new standard of home for the new generation of homebuyers in Ontario. Dalerose Homes has developed its communities - in towns like Orangeville and Bolton - with this approach and Buckingham Gate, in Pickering, is no exception. In fact, at Buckingham Gate. Dalerose Homes is not just building a community. Here you will eventually find a col- lection of attractive homes, sitting along curving tree -lined streets and set against a mature woodland back- drop. The transforming of the site's 21 hectares includes over half a million dollars that have been committed to the landscaping of Buckingham Gate to ensure the homes and the commu- nity beautifully compliment the sur- rounding area. "Landscaping is one of the first things you notice going into an area. - says Dalerose Homes sales represen- tative. Helen Moreland. -In Buckingham Gatr the I,,.il with t'.,. Tordabilit y plify the care Dalerose gives to detail In the building process. The Sovereign Collection homes include master ensuites with step-up oval tubs, sep- arate showers, and double vanities. Also included are eat -in kitchens with gorgeous greenhouse breakfast areas. If you are looking for that special home, take a look at the Regency Collection, where homes enjoy the spa- ciousness of a 60 -foot lot and feature built-in entertainment centres, mas- ter bedrooms with sitting areas, three - car garages, optional three -sided fire- places and many other luxurious features. "All of the designs are special in that they haven't been built anywhere before." Moreland says. "Over a third of the 80 homes we have available have already been sold and all our clients have commented on the quality work- manship and construction." Complimenting the serene beauty and setting of Buckingham Gate are the many amenities Pickering has to offer. Schools. neighborhood parks. recre- ation and shopping facilities are all just minutes away. A'year -old sepa- rate school is already on-site and a neighborhood park is also included in the plans. Sports enthusiasts wtll cnlrnv the close proximity of Riverside Buckingham Gate in Pickering is a collection of homes built by Dalerose Homes, on 45-, 50-, and 60 -foot lots. The home shown above, part of the Regency Collection, feabres built-in ar-rtairrrtertt cerares, master bedrooms with sitting areas, three -car garages and optional three -sided fireplaces. landseaping is to not only beautify the community and add to its appeal but to offer the homeowner some privacy. So, there will be mature as well as young trees going into the area. "Mother asset of the sub -division Is that it is secure with only one entrance -way coming in," Moreland adds. Buckingham Gate is a community of homes on 45-, 50-. and 60 -foot lots. All homes are loaded with attractive and quality features and each with its own distinctive attributes. Homes in the Empress Collection, for example, sit on 45 -foot lots and impress with design and building ele- ments that would require a much larg- er lot in neighboring communities. Inside, there are unique arches - angled staircases and spacious living rooms with vaulted ceilings. The elegant Sovereign Collection fea- tures homes on 50 -fit M Oat emm- R_ can be met at the Pickering Town Centre which is nearby. Buckingham Gate homes appeal to a variety of peo- ple - from retired couples. to young couples just starting out. "The area and the homes themselves accommo- date any lifestyle." Moreland says. Dalerose Homes builds homes on five fundamental values - quality fair- ness. respect, ethics and Integrity. Come see the Dalerose difference at Buckingham Gate. Homes in Buckingham Gate start at $199.990 and range up to $298.990. Buckingham Gate is located off Rossland Rd. (Concession Line 3) just east of Brock Rd. in Pickering. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m.. from noon to 6 p.m. on Fridays and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends and holidays. For more information, contact Helen Moreland or Nelia Ferreira at 905-619- 6741 or 905-619-6742. - YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND I ill Ai i0llll OF QUEEN'S COURT IN WHITBY Join us as ire celebrate the opening of 31 traditional style homes, nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac, in the heart of a quiet, established ravine community in Whitby. Traditional Luxun- Freehold To«-nhomes • Fstabliihed ravine community • Traditional spacious design • No maintenance fee s '0 Only 16 units available • Discover the Royal Ihfj`errnce Traditiur'+.il Luxun- Detached Homes • (:hoose f vm 15 traditional his J • All clav brick cckriors • E-owh4died ravine con unity • C kse to major biglnvs�a • INwAver the Rawsl Ihffe rnu In Uitby Rw y a.osR w Qwx's cont Howx +Jim- TLrn-1p.m. $p.m • FnAm CLONED op— i 0 PAGE 22 NEW HOMES i INTERIORS, 1996 ..: • : , - NCw 3FXOst1141is sad I=it4ft!-1C30W ai Could the home of future be plastic? Houses made of plastic aren't readily available in Canada, but that day may not be far off. A Toronto company is building a plant to manufacture plastic houses, which in August will begin turning out the first of an estimated 10,000 to 15,000 kits a year. The company is Royal Plastics Group Ltd. of Vaughan, which has three models open for viewing on a site next to the company's plastics plant on Highway 27 just south of Highway 7. The models range from a 650 sq. ft. design the company is exporting in increasing quantities to more than a dozen countries worldwide, including Argentina, China and Vietnam, and to the Caribbean, to a 2,800 sq. ft. two-storey with a full basement. Home sales up by 50% in 1994 Figures from the Greater Toronto Home Builders' Association (GTHBA) show a total of 16,920 new home _ sales in 1994, an increase of nearly 50 per cent over 13. The figure includes si:.gle detached homes. semis, townhomes and condominiums. The top five municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area in sales were Mississauga (3,160), Markham (1,829), Brampton (1,660), Scarborough (1,282) and North York (1,349). New home prices in the greater Toronto area increased in 1994 to an average of $208,000, up from just under $200.000 in the previous December. Sales of new homes were at least 20 higher than in 1993, which were 12 higher than in 1992. Interest rates in February were 5.5 per cent (for six months) and 7.25 (for five years) before hitting 9.62 per cent (for six months) and 10.75 per cent (for five years) in lune. The 650 sq. ft. model is built on an eight -inch concrete slab without a foundation. The second model is a 1,250 sq. ft. bungalow with a Spanish -style "tile" roof and a "stone" facade that looks like the real thing. It has three bedrooms and an open - concept plan with a vaulted ceiling. The 2,800 sq. ft. model has a fine stucco facade and an imposing oak double front door and would look good in any neighborhood. The houses are made from pre -fabricated panels that slide together snugly and are then reinforced with concrete poured into cavities in the panels. Drywall can he attached to the panels, they can be stuccoed, or left unfinished. Thev are virtually maintenance -free and :cutt, and :ahm io�n,� can he easily removed. Roofs can be insulated up to any R -factor. The company says plastic houses will become popular as the cost of conventional housing goes up because of increasing costs for labor and materials. The most basic model can be constructed in as little as three days. Royal Group Plastics Ltd. makes vinyl siding, windows and doors and other plastic products at 49 factories in Canada, the United States and Mexico. It is the largest manufacturer of plastic blinds in North America and the largest maker of plastic plumbing in Canada. Annual sales are nearly $500 million. A kit for a home of 1,000 sq. ft. is expected to cost about 530.0(x). Plastic houses, like the 2,800 sq. ft. model pictured above, will soon be on the market in Canada. DESPITE SALES DIP IN JANUARY Overall increase seen for 1995 Sales of new homes in the Greater Toronto Area were down in January, according to figures released recently by the Greater Toronto Area Home Builders' Association. But there's plenty of room for optimism in the housing industry, experts say. "The decline in total sales, although somewhat disappointing, comes as no surprise to us," said Myer Godfrey, president of the association. "Frankly, we anticipated a slow start to 1995 due to the recent spike in interest rates. We are, however, projecting a five per cent increase in new home sales in 1995 subject to the outcome of the Quebec referendum and the Ontario election." He added, "The federal budget is an important factor in determining whether we enjoy a traditionally strong spring markct...a budget that strengthens the dollar and allows interest rates to fall (allows) consumer confidence to return and the housing market to surge ahead." Mr. "frey says the market represents a "tremendous opportunity" for homebuyers ready to buy now because the cost of building materials is expected to go up. A national survey of builders and renovators found that 80 per cent are expecting to pay more for lumber and other building materials in 1995 and half expect houses purees tonfe, said Mr. Godfrey. "With prices set to rise, potential purchasers would be wise to act now." THIS WEEK do Collection Contest eeketS Pay your carrier for the February 24 to 01q -March 23 delivery period and win one of S five $100 tk*ets and help the United Way! TOME FREE" RAFFLE THIS NEW -- MELODY HOME Only 3,000 Tickets at $100 ea. Home valued at =170,000! and paw trr....r Via of MMI k. Rte. MMS are PaIZE F..I. 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