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PHOTO'Venionce 427-0023 Thle24 exp. Spe i.1 0 $5.99 Expire. April 7195 13 SPRING �AHEAD ' EFORE BED The News Advertiser reminds readers to move clocks ahead an hour before you go f to bed Saturday night. Daylight Savings Time resumes Sunday morning. tr I '. e ^� � r r ws ��.KEr, �:=`L1^ Lf �RARY CE, �- ^ t se Friday, March 31, 1995 44 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 Vol. 114 No. 13 G0001 news for commuters Local doctor Rae of hope on 407 extension By KEITH GILLIGAN tiT.AFT REPORTER DLRHAIM — Ontario Premier Bob Rae was expected to roll into Durham today on busy Hwy. 401 to make a -major, major announce- ment" about Hwy. 407 that's being built to relieve traffic gridlock on the super thoroughfare, says Region chairman Gare Herrema. See GOOD ... Page 3 i--•- _q til Ph Full GO train service on track By BRIAN LEGREE Dt RHAM STAf-T DURHAM — We're GO-ing back to the future. Ontario Premier Bob Rae announced Thursday full GO train services are being restored along the lakeshore corridor and extended to Oshawa in the east and Burlington in the west. See FULL -..Page 3 Double the fun, double the discounts The Durham Region Parents of Multiple Births Association holds its semi-annual clothing, toy and equipment sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. Checking out some of the merchandise are association members, from left, Courtney, Linda and Rebecca Sarch, Laura, Owen and Evan Brockhurst. Story on Page 7. Get yoxr Phone &P service for only found guilty of sexual Is impropriety By SAL BOMMARITO SPECIAL To THE NEWS ADVE nSER AJAX — An Ajax family doc- tor found guilty of professional misconduct preyed on "vulnera- ble women" who had "a high degree of dependence" on him, a disciplinary panel ruled Wednesday. But Durham Regional Police art waiting to remive formal noti- fication of the panel's decision from the College of Physicians and Surgeons before detaminirtg 4 whether criminal charges will be laid against Dr. Denis Gabrielle, says police spokesman Sandy Ryrie. j "It's too early to comment," i Staff Sgt. Ryrie says. f SN DOCTOR ... Pago 4 ; Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Entertainment .......................9 Sports.................................10 Classified .............................13 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint 93t + 7t GST= $1 9 9 /mth FF PLUS own your portable phone dr receive 30 local calls home/mth for 3 months! UAC. 11 nNA bm 95 ads/min. Inn K inbw SM sin br /dsk _ Ajax/Pickering Oshawa/Whitby Excell 837-1212 Faccell 576-1212 Approved Agent Cellular Plus Centre Pickering Town Centre (Lower level, Sears Wing) 843 King St., W. (Just West of Thornton Rd.) Bell Mobility PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER RRIDAV, MARCH 31, 1995 ENTRY BAILOT BEFORE ' DROP OFF YOUR �� 2ND FORYOUR 5;00 p,M. SUNDAY OF THESE GREAT ! CHANCE TO �V1N ONE � ADDRESS' � i 1 FSG QU'ISTION >L1fC iSw)d?- Or Older 2 Winners , �� S 7hCfC I.S TCeaS u ter 1`) Vicars Of 'g, 3 REGt,1A710N5: 1 Cuntraant+ mu • � - • _ _ • • • • a RULJES ne •• • n kjON S�� CENTRE COURT r" SAT., APRIL 1 sT 12:30 & 2:00 ST ND PRIZEI\CERTIFICATES d6PRIZE TRIP FOR TWO TIN imRE TC SHOPPING ND "D t: r Am k,. .3' THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1995 -PACE 3 Gas can `probably' from teens' boat By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REFOR11.72 PICKERING — A gas can found floating on the American side of Lake Ontario "in all prob- ability" came from a boat believed taken by six missing area teens, police say. The five -gallon can was found by a man near Wilson, New Y(rk, around noon Wednesday, says Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. The man notified the United States Coast Guard in Niagara, New York, and Durham police picked it up Wednesday night. Thecan is in good condition indicating it hadn't been in the water king and was marked with English and French writing, a sign it's like- ly Canadian, he adds. The U.S. Coast Guard and the Niagara County Sheriffs Department began an exten- sive search of the New York State coast Thursday and was to continue the hunt for clues today, Staff Sgt. Ryrie says. Durham police; are assisting with the search. ooci new The can is "really the first fund and every- thing points to the can caning from the boat. We'll never be 100 per cent sure, but it points to the can coming from the boat," he says. A water bicycle was seen on the lake the day after the teens were reported missing, but it wasn't recovered because of weather condi- tions. Missing are Robbie Rumbolt, 17, Jay Boyle, 17, and Chad Smith, 18, all of Pickering, Danny Iliggins, 16, of Ajax, Jamie Lefebvre, 17, of Scarborough and formerly of Ajax, and Michael Cummins, 17, of Oshawa. The six left a party at a friend's house around 12:40 a.m. on March 17 and headed to the beach at Frenchman's Bay at the foot of Livegxx)l R(W in Pickering. It's believed the youths toolk a 14 -loot imitation Boston Whaler motcxtxxit fora joy ride on Lake Ontario. Search organizer Jude Lighthown says efforts to find clues on the teens' whereabouts will continue on the Canadian side of the lake this 07 Full train service a GO FROM PAGE 1 The bottom line for local GO users is all -day service to Ajax. Whithy and Oshawa beginning Sept. 2. GO train service to Ajax and points east was reduced to rush hours only by the NDP in 1993. Since that time, public pressure has been mounting to reinstate full ser- vice. Last year, more than 80X1 Durham residents signed petitions demanding more GO. Premier Rae's announcement is part of the provincial government's overall plan to make urban growth in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) more manageable. "There is no lower cost alterna- tive to build the kind of transporta- tion this region will need in the coming years," says Premier Rae in a press release. "Biz tapping into the existing rail network, we can make: transit a more attracti%a option." In addition to extending and restoring all -day lakeshore service, the new GO vision includes improving frequency of service on all existing lines and serving ne-w destinations on two new corridors — a mid -Toronto line providing connection to both Yonge and Spadina subways and a line serving northeast Metro and southeast Markham. The first steps should be com- plete within five years. The capital costs will be 5125 million and annual operating costs S2.8 million. The new GO vision suggests more than 100 million people a year could use the system when it's fully implemented. weekend. Call the search hotline at 831-3230 if you want to help. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's Spring Launch tabloid, included in this paper - Wednesday, March 29. 1995. Please note the following: Page 9 -Silk 'T' $25 and Silk tank $20 Black only, available April 20, 1995. Page 15 - Secret So Nude pantyhose $5.50, available April 5, 1995. Page 34 -Engineered vest $60 Description is incorrect. Copy should read: Striped Knrt Tee -top S -M -L $85. Due to sup- pliers delivery problems the following items will not be available: Page 11 - A -Line dress. $90 (size 14 ONLY) all other sizes available. Page 20 -Casual Connection shoes $50 (sling style ONLY) oxford style is available. Page 34 -Girls and boy's 100% cotton PJs $16.99 and $19.99. Inadvertently, the errors listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or confusion to our customers. EATON'S DOUBLEJ. LEASING LTD. OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT Saturday, April 1, 1995 at 11:00 A.M. 220 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario Quantity of excellent grade desks, chars and file cabinets. Computers, Fax Machines, Shelving, Copier. 'Please phone or fax our office for listing brochure. )bion: 9'00 - 11:00 A.M. Day of Sale 1pjormatiop; Telephone (416) 424-4522 Fax (416) 425-4858 ta • *4.25 Saturday 3 Sunday Matinees and Tuesdays :.ray b' .C••c• T.'�•r'a 1- L 4•a• NEW STUDENT PRICE $6.50 with valid student card PROM PAGE 7 �� wotrhda't be rung im held' Iii Sporulation is Mr. Rae acrd waetn't goad aewa," Ise said. ; provincial transportation minister ,;At the reg&rnal eoum2 meeft Mike Farnan wip announce the on March 15, Mr. Herrema said a extension of Hwy. 407 into statement was expected from (be Durham. provincial government by the earl The Preuniier and Mr. Farntl<ai -:of the month about extending the s were to make the anuouncenimt at 407 into Durham. I" a.m. in the council chambers >- On Tuesday, a co y flshaWa " at the regional headquarters on Allan Piilkey hinted the biigbway Rossland Road in Whitby.y Would be extended into the region, -: „ ai'ben questioned 3t[ter but he'd only offer serene wide Wednesday's meeting of regional smiles regarding the rumored cu uucil. Mr. Hertmmal said he knew astlttouncement. what would be announced but Hwy. 407 is to rate north srreand wouldn't make public the inforlmla- Metro Toronto, ming with Hwy- wydon- don. 401 lin C la ington and Hwy. 403 in ;;...,:"It's good news.'11t Premier Oakvt3 j Full train service a GO FROM PAGE 1 The bottom line for local GO users is all -day service to Ajax. Whithy and Oshawa beginning Sept. 2. GO train service to Ajax and points east was reduced to rush hours only by the NDP in 1993. Since that time, public pressure has been mounting to reinstate full ser- vice. Last year, more than 80X1 Durham residents signed petitions demanding more GO. Premier Rae's announcement is part of the provincial government's overall plan to make urban growth in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) more manageable. "There is no lower cost alterna- tive to build the kind of transporta- tion this region will need in the coming years," says Premier Rae in a press release. "Biz tapping into the existing rail network, we can make: transit a more attracti%a option." In addition to extending and restoring all -day lakeshore service, the new GO vision includes improving frequency of service on all existing lines and serving ne-w destinations on two new corridors — a mid -Toronto line providing connection to both Yonge and Spadina subways and a line serving northeast Metro and southeast Markham. The first steps should be com- plete within five years. The capital costs will be 5125 million and annual operating costs S2.8 million. The new GO vision suggests more than 100 million people a year could use the system when it's fully implemented. weekend. Call the search hotline at 831-3230 if you want to help. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's Spring Launch tabloid, included in this paper - Wednesday, March 29. 1995. Please note the following: Page 9 -Silk 'T' $25 and Silk tank $20 Black only, available April 20, 1995. Page 15 - Secret So Nude pantyhose $5.50, available April 5, 1995. Page 34 -Engineered vest $60 Description is incorrect. Copy should read: Striped Knrt Tee -top S -M -L $85. Due to sup- pliers delivery problems the following items will not be available: Page 11 - A -Line dress. $90 (size 14 ONLY) all other sizes available. Page 20 -Casual Connection shoes $50 (sling style ONLY) oxford style is available. Page 34 -Girls and boy's 100% cotton PJs $16.99 and $19.99. Inadvertently, the errors listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvenience or confusion to our customers. EATON'S DOUBLEJ. LEASING LTD. 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Trivia Ouiz V-8 1l%GE 4 -THE I4IIE ADVERTISER MIDAY, MARCH 31, 1995 Doctorguiltyof sexual improprietywit FROM PAGE 1 Dr. Gabrielle, who served as a family physician from 1975 until he was suspended in 1994, will learn whether he'll lose his medical licence as a result of the panel's ruling at an upcom- ing penalty hearing. The hearing date has not been set. The 44 -year-old Whitby resident, who also served as area coroner, was found guilty of sexual impropri- eties with five of his former patients by a disciplinary panel of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. The panel found Dr. Gabrielle not guilty of sexu- al intercourse with one patient and not guilty of sex- ual improprieties with another. In reaching it; decision on the sexual assault allegation, the panel ruled "the com- plainant had fabricated the story of going to the Rape Crisis Centre." But the panel found Dr. Gabrielle guilty of incident; involving sexual touching and sexual remarks to patients from 1987 to 1993. and one act of sexual touch- ina in 1994. The incidents involved women ranging in age from their early 2fk to their early 4(k. The panel concluded Dr. SPRING SPECIALS Quality Service 0-r a Fair Pricel LUBE -OIL -FILTER ;f1OW30;°; Includes oil, oil filter. and general $1995. check including shocks, fluids, filters, are wear. universals belts and hoses TUNE—UPS mp vohicies) for i cyl. -1XI35 95' cyt_ -- �• 45.95' 55. 8 cyt_ - 1X rw• 95 • Indudes repiace-er': spark P,.i45 • Chech a:; filters 11.4s cap. rotor ano w.res b gn tort umtng ;RCONDMONING SERVICE .49" sC'- CAN TESTS (EFI Cars only; •25" F SEL INJECTION FLUSH r49" �b BALANCE & ROTATE 4 WHEELS - '29" Recycle. Recover. Rocharga 01OWS D,r.,nyham Rd. Untt ta. Y 7 att►tr �� 0-w 837-2593 PIC. = S = Open Mon -Fri. • a T 5 X F m Sat 6 • m -t2 p.m Gabrielle's words and actions displayed incompe- tence and disregard for the welfare of patients. Richard Shekter, the doc- tor's lawyer, could not he reached for comment about the panel's decision at press time. In its 34 -page decision. the panel ruled that the fami- ly doctor had "a pattern of choosing victims. "Complainants were vul- nerable women who had a high degree of dependence on Dr. Gabrielle for medica- tions, medical treatment and for psychological support. Those selected were most likely to accept abuse and least likely to retaliate." the panel ruled. The panel found the "sex- ual improprieties" involved sexuzd touching and kissing of patients by Dr. Gabrielle during "examinations". The incidents occurred in "the doctor's office, as opposed to his examining room, where there is no examining table and no patient drapes." 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In reaching its conclu- sions, the panel noted simi- larities in the evidence given by two different com- plainants during a discipli- nary hearing. '"There were striking sim- ilarities in the evidence of the two complainants," the panel decided. "In both instances, the attacks were sudden and unexpected... the complainants were pushed to the flexr by the shoulders without excessive violence. Both complainants described a peculiar look on the doctor's face ... men- tioned a weird look and strange appearance to the eyes ... a flushed face and agi- tation." The panel also concluded "a pattern of telling off- color jokes and making comments regarding under- wear was common to (Dr. Gabrielle's) complainants." Although Dr. Gabrielle's lawyer argued the comment; were "harmless joking", the panel concluded they "rep- resented verbal, sexual impropriety". FAMILY DENTISTRY IN PICKERING a DR. P. GOODMAN �e & DR. S. 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S 9 S PIECE WHITE DINETTE $ REG PRICE S929 { ABEAUTY ............... ................ ....... ..... 389 THE FURNITURE MALL PICKERING HOURS... 111101111 TO FRI 10 TO 9:30, SAT 9 TO 6 AND SUN 12 TO 5 ciC ;K o ILL' 401 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31,1199 -5 -PAGE 5 Mishap victim's family demands increased truck safety Call wit, -5110 with your By CHRIS BOVIE roads during recent blitzes and regular Petitions can be picked up in Whitby and at Lafontaines Trading Post, 106 news items. DURHAM STAFF inspections had brake inadequacies. at Sidelines Eatery, 110 Brock St. N., Dundas St. W. DURHAM — The Ministry of Transportation says it has stepped up truck safety enforcement, but it hasn't gone far enough for the family of a woman killed by a transport wheel. Angela Worona, 31, of Whitby was killed instantly in February after two wheels snapped off a truck and one smashed through her windshield on Hwy. 401 at the Ajax -Whitby bonder. Her family was initially told it was a "freak accident", but alarming numbers of truck safety problems suggest other- wise, they say. The Canadian Automobile Association called in December for tougher enforcement after a one -day safety blitz saw 73 per cent of tucks inspected being pulled off the road. While waiting for the results of an investigation the Worona family has been drumming up signatures for a peti- tion to be sent to the Minister of Transportation. Ms. Worrorxna's parents and six siblings have been working diligently to help prevent a similar tragedy. The family is not asking for new regulations, but more staff to enforce current rules. "We don't want to bring the trucking industry to its knees," says Angela's bother Tun. "We just want the system enforced" Family members recall watching a television report in which a transport company owner stated that being fined was the cost of doing business." Mike Worona. Angela's father, says the Bob Rae cuts, including the closure of tate Newcastle OPP detachment, have hurt the enforLement prograrrns. -[bey should increase the fines and put the money back into enforcement. - he says. "An OPP constable toll me that they used to be able to stop trucks if they felt they were unsafe. Now they can only pull a truck over if dwre is a gluing safe- ty concern. - But there are more regulations than there used to be. Today there is a Commercial Vehicle Operation Registration (CVOR), separate from ownership, which an inspector can check on a driver's record. The Ministry of Transportation can also put restrictions on companies that continue to have a poor truck safety record. Current regulations state drivers can only be on the mad 13 hours before rest- ing for eight hours. They are also allowed an additional two hours working time for loading and unloading. While there are new regulations. dri- vers can get around them, according to the Woronas. One area the family believes is being misused is the drivers logs. Some drivers may bypass regulations altogether. At many weigh scale stations truck drivers can by-pass the depot. One truck driver, wishing to remain anonymous, admitted that truckers will radio other drivers when a weigh scale is in service. Ministry officials admit it happens, but have dit%ring views on the degree of the problem. At the Thickson Road weigh station in Whitby, drivers can actually see the lights calling trucks u% with enough time to take the Tbidwn Road exit and com- pletely by-pass the station. The driver faces a $165 fine if he pur- posely detours around a weigh scale. Trude inspection blitzes are co-ordi- nated throughout Canada, the United States and Mexico. Statistics are then sent to respective governmental agencies for review. The majority of trucks pulled off the 4- Oldsmobile fully Performance equipped at an affordable from price! $16,9950 1994 ASTRO VAN L.T. 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Z p HWY. 401 General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-0707 (Niehtline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Vours 1-416-976 1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-13(x) The News Advertiser welcomes let - km to the editor on issues of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters fox length and legal reasorts and to withhold letters dLemed not fit for publication. All letters must irwlude your full name, address and phone number for our information. Tiley should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint 1'800 -JOB -CMS :The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser ::Timothy J. Whittaker • Publisher >A Metro Community Newspaper 130.132 Commercial Ave., Max, OnL IEDITORIAL Put the brakes on Most of us wouldn't consider driving a vehicle if the brakes were faulty, it didn't pass a safety inspec- tion or if it were weighed down with an improperly secured load. But, according to results of a recent "safety blitz" conducted by the Ministry of Transportation, marry truck drivers regularly climb into unsafe rigs, and this cutting of comers by the trucking industry is putting all motorists at risk. This was tragically illustrated last February when 31 -year-old Angela Worona of Whitby lost her life on Hwy. 401 in Ajax. In what was termed "a freak accident", Ms. Worona died instantly when a wheel came loose from a truck and bounced through the windshield of her car. But her family questions whether the accident was really "a freak" in light of the one -day safety blitz statistics; 73 per cent of trucks randomly pulled over were taken off the road. It would be unfair to paint the entire trucking industry with a tainted brush. There are, no doubt, companies and drivers taking safety regulations seri- ously. But the safety blitz numbers suggest those companies and drivers are in the minority. The Worona family, now gathering support for a petition demanding stricter enforcement of existing regula- tions, shouldn't be the only people to be alarmed. Anyone who uses Hwy. 401 should be just as upset. It's time for the ministry to ensure regulations are enforced and that there's sufficient staff levels to do so. When one considers the numbers of transport trucks on the road, the long distances weary drivers are travelling, the sheer volume of traffic, it's surpris- ing an OutcYy hasn't gone up sooner. Sadly, the out- cry domes too late to save Angela Worona. But by putting the brakes on errant trucking com- panies now, the Ontario government does have a chance to save other lives. WRn7E To THE NFws An-vT_RnsFR 1300 C MMEKCIAL AVE., AJAX, LIS 11-15 OR FAX usAT 6$3- More tardy taxpayer talk I L}nde Marsh builders To the editor, I agree 100 per cent with the letter regard- ing tardy taxpayers from Debra Dion. I also think people would pay property taxes on time if payments were more frequent. I moved here from Scarborough where I could pay taxes in six payments and I was never late or missed a payment. My taxes here are 53.300 and I have great difficulty making four payments to Pickering. InfoSource Poll: Last week we asked: In light of the tragedy in Pickering, do you think tougher measures should be intro- duced to curb drinking by minors? �k THIS WEEK'S QUESTION: Do you think Bell Canada is justified in putting forth a proposal to increase local phone rates? YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE: NO: Punch 8027 683-7040 My friend in North York tells me they have a choice of making monthly tax pay- ments. In Pickering, we should have this choice. I also wrote to Mayor Wayne Arthurs about this subject, and never heard another word about it. I, too, would like a public reply to this question. Catherine Mitchell, Pickering will destroy habitat To the editor, I think Lynde Marsh is very big and has 2.000 birds and lots of animals. I don't think the builders should make it smaller because it will take away lots of animal's homes. Nicholas Marshall, age 6, Ajax Are you in favor of an airport for north We asked: Pickering? --asked at the Hub Plaza MARIA PATENAUDE "No, absolutely not. I lived near an airport in Montreal. No thanks." TED GRAPER "1 think it should be up there; it would be an economic boom for the town." ALAN DOYLE "No, it's not the right place for it. It's fulfilling the desire of the land owners and Region to generate business that's not required." SUSAN BARNEY "No, I'm not. There would be too much traf- fic, too much noise. There are two inteMa- tional airports already." R01 # THIS WEEK'S QUESTION: Do you think Bell Canada is justified in putting forth a proposal to increase local phone rates? YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE: NO: Punch 8027 683-7040 My friend in North York tells me they have a choice of making monthly tax pay- ments. In Pickering, we should have this choice. I also wrote to Mayor Wayne Arthurs about this subject, and never heard another word about it. I, too, would like a public reply to this question. Catherine Mitchell, Pickering will destroy habitat To the editor, I think Lynde Marsh is very big and has 2.000 birds and lots of animals. I don't think the builders should make it smaller because it will take away lots of animal's homes. Nicholas Marshall, age 6, Ajax Are you in favor of an airport for north We asked: Pickering? --asked at the Hub Plaza MARIA PATENAUDE "No, absolutely not. I lived near an airport in Montreal. No thanks." TED GRAPER "1 think it should be up there; it would be an economic boom for the town." ALAN DOYLE "No, it's not the right place for it. It's fulfilling the desire of the land owners and Region to generate business that's not required." SUSAN BARNEY "No, I'm not. There would be too much traf- fic, too much noise. There are two inteMa- tional airports already." Billboard FRIDAY, MARCH 31 CLOTHES SALE: St. Mar- tin's Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr., Pickering, holds its New to You Sale of used clothing from 7 to 9 p.m. Prices start at 25 cents. Donations need- ed. 839-4769 (Barb). K A R A O K E: The Royal Cana- dian Legion, Branch 483, Old Brock Rd., ('lare- mont, holds a karaoke night at 8:30 p.m. Free admission, but you must he at least 19. THEATRE: Antares Theatre presents the com- edy How the Other Half IA)ves at Dunbarton- Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. Curtain at 8 p -m. Tickets $9 for adults, $7 stu- dents'seniors. 831-651)9 (hex office). SATURDAY, APRIL 1 HARNI0NY CHORUS: The Eastside Harmo- ny Chorus of Sw'Cet Adellnes Inc. of Ajax,Pick- ering presents Forty Foursomes and All That Jazz at 7:30 p.m. at the Markham Theatre. Tickets available at the Markham Theatre Box Office at 479-0201. CLOTHING SALE: The Durham Region Parents of Multi- ple Births Asso- ciation holds its semi - annual clothing, toy and baby equipment sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre, Brock Rd and Hwy. 401, Pickering. Gently used clothing from newborn size up to size 14 and maternity clothes. No strollers allowed. Cash only. 686- 2395, 432-6(X)7. GOSPEL CON- CERT: A gospel concert will be held at 7 p.m. at Revival Time Tabernacle, 400 Monarch Ave., Ajax. $8 for adults-, $4 for stu- dents and seniors - Tickets available at the door. All welcome. 686- 2244. FLOWER SHOW: The Pickering Horti- cultural Society hosts a flower show at the Pick- ering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., beginning at I p.m. Slide presenta- tion (1:45 p.m.), floral displays, raffle draws, sale of crafts and plants. Admis- sion $5. 839- 2971 or 831- 7914. CRAFT SHOW: An Easter craft show and sale is held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre on Cen- tennial Rd. Auc- tions at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.. with proceeds to the Children's Wish Foundation. 839-5401. SUNDAY, APRIL 2 March 31, 1995 G R E E K FORUM: The Greek Communi- ty of Oshawa and District hosts a free Religious Youth Forum at 2 p.m. at St. Nek- tarios Greek O r t h o d o x Church, 1221 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. 433- 1442, 669-7600 (Susan). GIRLS' HOCK- EY: The Durham West Girls Hockey Associa- tion holds an early registration for next season from 9 a.m. to p.m. at the O'Brien Arena, Pickering Recre- ation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. New registra- tions require a photocopy of birth certificate or baptismal record. Cost is $240 for first daugther and $225 for each additional one. MONDAY, APRIL 3 RUG HOOK- ING: The Ajax Rug Hookers meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Ajax Senior Citizen Friendship Cen- tre, 46 Exeter Rd. New members welcome. 428- 6532 (Michelle). • MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE • PUBLIC WELCOME • TOURINAMENTS 'n-4 NAIT') 3", %CW. • PRACTICE RANCE • LOCKER ROOM FACILITIES • POWER CARTS • 7 I " 177.' ']. 77 CALL NOW 428-6321 HWY. 7 L.AKERIDGE RD. North 2 miles to Brawtey CIRCLE OF FRIENDS AA - - ' - � 35 &a! S,r : � _3_5 401 3 Aon -Thus 7 15. 9 35 < ELLESMERE BYE BYE LOVE a - 3 30 Sa' Sir 2 < ' 10. 9 30 Mcn.-Thurs 71C.930 MURIEUS WEDDING AA ■ ;5 � 3C Sa' J5 7.. > 3C Mon -Thus 705. 9 30 DOLORES CLAIBORNE SAA P n 7. 9 40. Sat -Sun 2, 7 9 40 Mon -Mrs 700.940 TME SHAWSNANK REDEMPTION AAi Fri 7 935. Sat -Sun 2 7 935 Mon -Thus 7.9 35 MAJOR PAYNE ;PCI Fn 7 10 9 25. Sat -Sun 2 20 7 10, 925, Mon -Thus 7 10, 9 25 BLOWOUT 1W OFF OPFRUICED SKATEBOARDS e =1590° �+ We thank you for your patronage during our first successful year and we look lorward to serving you n the %'following year! "V 575 THORNTON RD. K THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31,1995 -PAGE 7 Growing family, DURHAM — Is the cost of clothing your growing kids causing your bank account to shrink? A solution may be available Satur- day, thanks to the Durham Region Par- ents of Multiple Births Association's semi-annual clothing, toy and baby equipment sale. Among the items available are gen- tly -used infant and children's clothing, maternity wear, baby equipment, toys, crafts and home -baked goods. The children's clothing ranges in size from newborn to size 14. Aside from the savings for pur- chasers, the fund -raisins: c-ent helps shrinking wallet? the association provide a support net- work to parents of twins, triplets, quadruplets and quintuplets. The association provides a monthly newsletter to its 3(x) member families, guest speakers on child-rearing topics, a lending library, discounts at various stores, bereavement information and separate support groups for fathers and mothers. The sale is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre, Brock Road and Hwy. 401, Pickering. Strollers are not allowed. Terms of the sale are cash only. Call 686-2395 or 432-6W-1 for more information. • FACTORY CLEARANCE SALE SAVE OFF UP 0/6 ETAIL TO RICES 4 DAYS ONLY ALL SALES FINAL VOGUE BRA FACTORY CLEARANCE 565 MARKHAM ROAD SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO • BUSTIERS • GIRDLES • CONTROL TOP BRIEFS THURS. MAR. 30th 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM FRIDAY MAR. 31st 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM SATURDAY APR. Ist 9:00 AM -6:00 PM SUNDAY APR. 2nd I1:00AM-5:00PM • TANGAS • SPORT BRAS • BRAS • BRIEFS • BIKINIS 565 MARKHAM ROAD SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO Z 401 3 < ELLESMERE LAWRENCE ■ 565 MARKHAM ROAD SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO PAGE S -THE_ NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, !MARCH 31, 1995 1, _ -,k A LtZ VERSTRAETEN Saie� Represertauve T ALL DECKED OUT! ••••'• -YCL: have to see this home.- ScryK,.s 3 barm., 2 1'2 bath -ace home, Highughts induce open concept floor plan sunker liv • -n. stunning white eat -m k:tcher. w skylight, ceramic 8r in kit . entry 3 baths 5Q oz. carpet panted 8 turn. '94. Modern tin bsmt. with ; ap, Wet bar, dance fr h -tek lighting, inground spnnk,er interloco, Wa:KWa� L¢ 619-95M HERITAGE REALTY INC. 831-9500 Count those calories PICKERING - A kcal group may be able to help you trim your waist. Canadian Calorie Counters, a non- profit weight -loss organization, meets Tuesday. April 4 at 1400 Bayly St., Suite 16A, in Pickering from 7 to 8 p.m. Call 509-1168 (Sandi), Than: you [or J your patience and continued support. GET ON THE _.4hkAft EW For the latest news and the best bargains, read the News Advertiser '� , • w•+�� _ v _ __ \r-_—T� "t#'f-=�=fit' � � G� r.. •� ' � Q __ ggs A. u1 SUN.. APRIL 2. 2.4 P.M. PAUL BIRD 4 HILUNG DRIVE. AJAX 130-9000 ' Prest!c1o,;s Discovery 5a Sale Representative A RARE FIND?? ONLY S219.900 • • �i } ��[_ n ; - Ircreoibie kr. with cenre isana ' ; .1. - Suaker faro. r -.1rencr ars. • Decorated to the 9%99's SUNDAY, APRIL 2,11.5 P.M. GROUP ' Pro'essionally fintSheC *ec 'oor- Semis. townhouses. S35 maintenance fees, walkout basements, 5 appliances, immediate ' HarOW00d tlrs.:cuStOrf WtndCW coverings. carpo FtmcM"m. p. Westneyrowo d lrs S. to L w Dove coverings e , occupancy. S159.500. Call Karen or Rick Rondea 427-0390. Dir. Harwood to Hwy. 2 and follow r 4 ( Aw%• Ali 'r. - jam _ -:. - SPLISH SPLASH Large lot. quiet cit.. ingmd. pool. tin. basement, sauna, eat -in kit. 4 bdno., ' -r- 4 baths. Ask 5269.800.Open House Sun.. April 2nd, 2013 Trailwood Crt.. WILMA TANNER Saks Representative q Pickering. Call Russ Wilson Re/Max Rouge River, SUN.. APRIL 2 2-4 P.M. 427-6522 SUN., APRIL 2, 2.4 P.M. 416-286-3993. lou RANDS ROAD W.. $159,900lot,E—IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII he DUCATEL CRSS. $159,900 — K /�� hes bu• 'r South Ajax' 13C ', private bt' En suite hat~. Big house -cheap' Walkout basement with serf-corrtaned Russ Wilson finisre, basemen. friendly cnrk:-safe neighbourtrood Walk ROYAL LEPAGE apartment with 4th bedrocm and 2nd kitchen. Excellent Saks tc scnoe: and lake. Signs of Firne� fl Westney S. �IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII condition- Signs off New Harwood N Rouge Rivet' Realty Ltd. -_ R" ESLI" SOIVI s Ltd.. ReWtor I Entertainment Teenage 0 Ultimate party band plays Ajax gig Saturday By AL RIVETT STAW REPMER Head: The sequel AJAX — -I be pre-eminent Canadian party band of the late '70s and early '80s takes the stage for a lone Durham Region show in Ajax this Saturday. Teenage Head, which per- forms such punk classics as Disgusteen and Teenage Beer Drinkin' Party, is back on the road and will play The All Fools Ball at B.F. Idaho's in Ajax Saturday. Head guitarist Gordie Lewis notes the band has always liked playing in and around Toronto, and has enjoyed a loyal Durham Region following throughout its 17 years. "It always feels great see- ing the same people over the years and we seem to be get- ting new and younger people out to the shows. I'm starting to pay more attention to the people in the audience," he says. The renaissance of Teenage Head in the '90s is at full swing. Besides playing bar gigs mast weekends, the Hamilton -based band is recording its fust album in more than five years, with a working title of Bingo, Bango, Bongo, says Lewis. "So far, so good," Lewis says of the progress on the album during a telephone interview with the News Advertiser from his Hamilton home. "It feels good. I just listened to some of the stuff this morning. It's kind of like we never left. We're hoping for the best. We're looking forward to finishing 15 songs or so." Recording at Spike's Sound in downtown Toronto, Teenage Head has five fin- ished tracks which may show up on the album, including Walkin' Alone, Seen It and Done It, Down to the Under- ground, My Mommie's Pot and a song which is as yet untitled. The album was orig- inally scheduled for release in May, but has been pushed back to mid -summer, says Head manager Sam Boyd. Teenage Head features its original members from the '70s including Frankie Venom on lead vocals, Lewis on lead guitar and Steve Mahon on bass guitar. Mark Lockerbie replaced original drummer Nick Stipanitz. Meanwhile, a video com- pany headed by Bob Barrett and partner Ric Rarunada is in the midst of making a doc- tunentary on Teenage Head. The band has furnished the company with videotapes and recordings for the docu- mentary look at the band. Lewis doesn't know when the project will be complete. 071 z& Jored Re IC440 4 OPEN FOR DINNER L.Lt3.O. LUNCH SPECIALS rPe DAILY From 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. laotr'r forNet we have BOOK NOW for parties, a satd/He drsb catering for all occasions. 1670 Kingston Rd., Unit #3, Pickering Next to Swiss Chalet (905) 683-8159 AL— MR ;� NDo 4 Zt)=462D .r° Tae Kvm Do THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 199S -PAGE 9 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SAi[T1fbAY SUNDAY North - SUNDAY e P.M. Groat P.O.M.SA (coat � . • . ! AIR Clothing Sale1 9a m. 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Holland America Cruises, Insight International Coach Tours, Network International Airfare Specialists, Nordic Tours, Red Seal Tours, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, Sunquest Vacations, Trafalgar Tours. PROTECT YOUR VACATION WITH VOYAGEUR TRAVEL INSURANCE - WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT! OPM Sunders Pickering Town Centre 420-7600 Airime shown applies to carter &ou from Tormto via either Air Tramat, C4n"a 3000, Skvservice, .fur Gob InicmationA or Roval Airhaes. Pries, ,hown are the lownt atvdable per perwn hasc-d on double o,cupano and will ran h, departure and r.turn ,Sat: Lim, ind . nda • on tppi..aH, t, rh,,, ,dLnnp air ;h,,- dcudc-d in the ,upphcn brmhurci,i. Taxes acid uaasponmiw fees are shot iocladed. ( ,prnghr I`hta ,can Canada Inc int rcpn.duenon With' -Ur the wnttcn ,omcnt of scar, Canada In, i, prohibited. \0I I( F 10 1RP1\ ELLFR� Irarcll,r, should he aw�arc- that different king,undard, and pra,ti— and ddicrcnt ,tandird, and ;nndrttnn, with rc,pe,t t,� the provision of uuLu,�. ,erica, and a„omm,ulauon% mat cu,t ounidc of ('anada. Scar, Canada In, d h a Oar, Istel )crctcc Onr R X. -' `w k I Eipect more from kart. PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, ?MARCH 31, 1995 SPORTS Figure skaters make the grade at recent test day PICKERING — Members of the Pickering Figure Skating Club made thc- M. de at the club's recent test clay. Those who were successful were as follows: FIGURFti: Preliminary — Amhre Moore. Michelle Paradis, Me_han Tearne, Jennifer Ball and Shannon Crossman. First — Alexandra Richardson. Alana Reid, Stephanie Paradis (turns), Jennifer Cahill (figures). Second — Carolyn Johnston, Amanda Gilroy. Fourth — Amy Trumphour (turns), hihairi McDowell (turns). FREFtiK-%TF Preliminary — Stephanie Paradis. Stefani Tomei, Michelle Frazier. Meghan Tearne (program), Teri Alexander. Junior Bronze — Linda Joyner. Junior Silver — Devon Snider. Senior Silver — Julie Diemen. Maria Weber. Novice Competitive (short) — Julie Diernert. DANCE S Pmhr roar-, — Dutch Waltz Kendall Tyler, Iris Plapacontantinou, Danielle Turney. Heather Wood, Jennifer Wagner. Ashley Gomes. Stacey Tunnlers. Breanne Allen, Laura Conlin anti Mandi Paries. Canasta: Katie Ellis, Katherine Mcisaac. }leather Wood, Stacey Timmers, Ashley Gomes, Shannon Crossman, Ambre Moore and Melina Cuzzolino. Baby Blues: Amhre Moore. Tbalia Billion, Emily Gaudet. Erin Sikwk. Kaillie Sherwin. C-ourtne-Y Alkxl. Junior Bronze — Swing: Danielle Demerino, Hayley Butler, Michelle Paradis, Jennifer Chorney, Sarah Wellman, Karen Conlin, Jennifer Ball, ASK THE COMFORT EXPERTS firouiht t" N,)u hi. Cerhticd Heating and Air Conditioning !Michael Treleaven Itier%icc %Ian tare An Independent I.cnd,x Maier since 1962 (1: I want it, hu% an air conditioner or heat pump but what do all those ratings mean" A: Con.umers are often overwhelmed by the arra) of efficiency ratings, abbresiations and acronym., used to describe air conditioners or heat PUMP. Maybe the following terms will take the mystery out of purchasing a new system. Kilowatt (kW) - Equals 10tltl Watt% (W - a unit of electricity) Kilowatt hour (kWh) - Amount of kilowatts of electricity used in one hour of operation BTU - British thermal unit is the amount of heat that will raise or lower the temperature of one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit (BTUH-BTU's per hour TO. - BTUM21.000. Air conditioners and heat pumps are generally sized in tons. Typical sizes for single family unit% are between 1 1/2 and 5 tons SEER - Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio describes the relationship between the BTU, or capacity of a unit, and the amount of electricity, or Watt-hours, required to run the unit based on normal usage Units with higher SEER ratings require less electricity to cool a home, which translates into l %hcr el"nc hills SR - Sound rating measured in bels (10 decihels) A%crage sound levels range from 6.50 to 8 SO and directly affect comfort Lower numbers )ndlcete ,Juteter unit.. Matthew Smith. Willow: Jennifer Ball. Omnipen JohrL,;ton. I.e'slCv Robert.-I'an.�,-o: Anna Papaconstantinou, Maria Weber. Rocker Foxtrot: Michelle Paradis. Aliki PICKERING Maria Weber, Adrienne Pm, ti. Yoreiadis. FIGURE SKATING Senior Silver — Senior Bronze — Ten Paso: Melissa Grimshaw, Fox: Natalie Zabizewski, Mandy Chapman. Blues: Stefanie Tomei, Alexandra Mandy Chapman, Lindsay Richardson. Fourteenstep Satterthwaite. Killian: Julie — Elise Chimonides. (Yawn Diernert. Natalie Gilbert Snedden, Amanda Elliott, CLUB Gold — Viennese Stephanie Paradis. European: Dana %'alas: Nicole Thmnson. Argentine:: Lisa iaston, Amanda Elliott. Tavkx. Junior Silver — Keats Foxtrot: Ten Fox Variation: Nicole Thomson. Glendale club holds sign-ups R PICKERING — Spring is here which means tennis season is near. The Glendale Tennis Club will hold its annual registration at Vaughan Willard Public School Thursday, April 6 from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, April 8 from 10 a.m. to noon. The tennis club is a community -operated facility for members only. As there's a limited membership, registration is open to Pickering residents only. For more information, call Ashley Jones at 434-5289. Ajax and Pickering BRIDES at,f-!`��. Ajax Community Centre i",!. -4 + Sunday April 2195 if you are planning a wedding within the next 2 years, you wil! want to attend. • DOOR PRIZES ' • GIFT BAGS • FREE By Invitation Ca!I: ANN 839-4040 or LYNNE 427-9009 P ,i Tilease recycle 139 this newspaper PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE WALK IN CLINIC Announcing Dr. John Veale Pediatrician has joined the clinic Associated Physicians Dr. M. Semoff Dr. R. Shafir Dr. B. Farber Dr. V. MacLennan Dr. H. Petroff Dr. M. Phillips Dr. H. Dy • X -Ray • Ultra Sound • Lab Located on Premises MONDAY -FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 1885 Glenanna Rd. 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MARCH 31, 1995 -PAGE 11 AJAX-PICKERING — Bank of Montreal half-time, but the Bankers rallied in the sec- Roofing Supply 44-20 in the other match - Bankers make � �� y shooters made lots of late deposits to score and half for the come -from -behind win. up. late deposits a 43-32 comeback win over Dakota Bob's in Joanna Reardon had 13 points for the Bank Rose Adam scored 20 points for Alumni I recent Ajax Women's Recreational of Montreal. Debi Bonar netted nine for Club, while Carol Flewelling and Barb for comeback Basketball League action. Dakota Bob's. ' Armstrong each had six points for Danforth Dakota Bob's held a two-point lead at The Alumni Club blasted Danforth Roofing Supply. ,10, d(11-tO S11/1d(11; A ��•[12 t • / �3u1-Z tlrinOr, s save 0 : I ; ?/Co 0 011 (i lrcir skirt. .4/0 iwivbc (r lop.) (A dress 11--olild be too.) C fillr A eu.' Spteimr h (w !l o1111,11..1/f,Ir (1/ld l '/ ddrv// (im-11«li►1"cr (IIId sh,q)II-c(Ir. Ire si'(11.1% (ICCVSSO1,i(1 tubi S/1O(,S_,* EATON'S Eaton's. We want to be volar store. [Goods satisfactory or money refunded] +.4 0 CZ N G U U X G: C) 0 a 0 C M U i !_ O U Q i C6 7 U�U i O N O CL CL c� w O PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31,1995 AJAX eRIDOE CLUB Rseub from Mwch 21. FLIOnley SCOREBOARD 1. Mike Fernley and Frank Laverty; 2. Ed a Frank Lave" EkMW and Doer Dia;. EAST -WEST 1. Paul MacNeill and Chambers; 2. 1. Stew Greening and John%oehner, 2. n Soe Siwe GreFUG and John Soehner. JohnMcLean and Mildrel Vulanwic FLIGHT'A'- S' SECTION Ir FLIGNT'A' NORTH -8011TH Joh UTN 011TH t. Jackie Mo.arel and John A)llcen. NORTH -SOUTH 1. Jim Martel and Mark Martinek 2. Helen EAST -WEST Johnston and Gond Hurrolveys. EAST -WEST 1. Do -Ida Crawford and Sonia Bell; 2. Raiders vein series C Ad -,and Viola Camwith SECTION'S' FLIGHT'S' AJAX-PICKERING - NORTH -SOUTH The Ajax -Pickering minor atom 'AAA' Raiders won their -round robin hockey playoff series recently. The Raiders took on Barrie in a two -game mini- series and split the affair, winning 4-2 and losing 5-2. In game one, scorers were Russell Dabuzinskas, Jason Brookings. Derek Polowyk and Brent Dalliday with assists to Paul Ruta,Chris Griffin, Keith Rhodes, Ian Suginomori, Dalliday and Polowyk. In the second contest "both Raiders' goals were scored by Rhodes with assists to Thomas Milne. Bryan Choo-Wing and Polowyk. In the mini series against Markham. the Raiders tied 2-2 and won 2-1. Goal -get- ters in the first contest were Polowyk and Brookings with helpers from Kevin Brown. Steven Balvers and Brookings. Balvers had the two markers in the rematch. Assisting were Brian Smart, Trevor Wilson and Dabuzinska,,. Rvan Bo.ak and John Flude plaNed well in net to help the tc:irn'id % a nce. A'I 1. Lada Ree" and Mike Preobma. EAST -WEST 1. Vine Marks and John Jones; 2. Tony Mc1(amen and Karon Owerm MARCH 21ITH RESULTS FUGHT'A' -P 0RTH40UTH 1. Mark Madnek and Jim Martell; 2. Mel Barlow and John Arbleder. EAST -WEST 1. Janusz Jury and Paul Dodgsorc 2. Fred Day and George Creghtan. FLIGHT'S' - NORTH4ODUTH 1. Bill Puckrn and Damon Todaro. EAST -WEST 1. Shirley Gawman and Lois Kroliok; 2. Isobel Berry and Mary Wakrsky. Moodie's Motor Inn P , UdM&� lampions TE LF.-R'AGERING Features OFF TRUCK WAGERING OF ALL O.J.C. SIMM -I -CAST TIIOROUGIIBRED & IURtiESS RACING - IIONG KONG RACING STARTS APRIL 1`T )41TH 12:30 A.M. POST -TWE - For afore Info. Phone (905) 683-1995 8 Kingston Rd., Ajax (By the Bridge) Picker;ng Village F 0 nwo-a RAW 1 a L lilt A" 1h i Tara Zai 1 ri SPECIALS COLOURFUL BOKHARA 9x12 - $1100 8x10 - $ 820 6x9 - $ 550 • Incredible design selection All Sizes Available • Authentic hand knotted ■ ■ lt�Milre ■ ■ �� rugs • Cleaning & repair service available ®®® riental Rug collection Inc. Opm i Days aWhk 17SS Pickering Pkwy Home & Design Centre 1bur,%by & F1i&y t3 9:00 pm Pickering, Ont. (905) 427-W7 Spring MATERNITY SALE Cotton Pants from $9.95 2 Pc. Pant Suits 29.95 Dresses 39.95 Jeans 19.95 Jumpers $19.95 Leggings 14.95 Blouses 19.95 T -Shirts 9195 • 20% OFF ALL LINGERIE Peice • EXTRA 510 OFF ANY DRESS OR SUIT OVER 5100 0 CHECK OUT OUR 55 RACK ..... WOW! LOTS OF NEW STOCK Sale Ends April 9/95 831-2088 705 Kingston Rd. �0 R Y G Mon. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Hwy. 2 Whites Rd. ) Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. PICKERING / S,.r.,ay 12p.m.-5p.n 7' W 0 Quantity Means Results- advertise both Oshawa-Whitb f�ay/Pcfifj (yam I News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5J 6830707 Ir Fax 683-7363 w•. _ARGE �,enauidn L- ;e'vlces company ,Inq for unique indi- �, wrth leadership . YJe are one ofU rnte gring omP, 'S fastestowgcrowtng in- ti . in Ute world Excel- �. aining provided. Ex - :e not a must. Excel- d.ancement and m - t --. potential. This is a le - business career. to door or telemar- l. • - : Only Ihtow with ante ^e a goodwork ethic Apply Call Brian fortm Appoinent at 576- 7C -�aE Outer Keybowdrg • or onetaonng •. -. bye hours •- ..1s Students _;ecryoe Systems 420-0384 %EEDEL' IMMEDIATE- - .. � - - - ;; C-a,Nnq pp- i'sm 000 call rrion- "ursday gam -4 pm. Dave Grown for ap- •--11 iI COSI 6868516 EAAEA. care:. C required, shin work rid resume 105 Bayly St — LIS 71<7 in person y;;'a .,On Cale Hwy 12 r^;nm 170514454-511• o-stomer Servic*-Full =.rt t.me peope skills ■,rite w< microsott word.a v =rrrcn Bdir,gual or DulC.D• kS e.peneneed a pi -s ^.Alernity leave a 1 oar' i,me position avall- rtxe FA.resur`* or I~ to 800. 93, -30.14 arington This Week and Ajax -Pickering News News Advertiser F-: ;3 ' �DESTINY'95 ilk Career Fair 4M"Choices For Changing Times'' Don't miss this opportunity to display your business in' one of the highest traffic area in Durham Region, the Pickering Town Centre. I 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 Gas Brown's Brooknortn Marine .s seek ng mot vated fl,,li and 000 r part-time. e LICENSED MERCURY j 01 MARINE MECHANIC oe AND j RECEPTIONIST/ADMIN. ASSISTANT oe (Must have complete knowledge et j computer systems & boating industry is ol helpfuh for its growing boat and yacht operation. Brooknorth, located at 1201 Dundas St. E Z in Whitby, has recently opened an indoor showroom at the Metro East Trade Center, 1899 Brock Road (at 401; in Pickering, to j more effectively service the needs of x ✓' boating enthusiasts. ile The company, which specializes in the sale of Bayliner models, ranging in size from 14' to 47', requires individuals with high motivation, a keen sense of customer Z satisfaction boating experience. All interested candidates are asked to drop off X a resume at either location, or tax to: 905- X 427-4502. _ i mioww'i r LIQ We pay you diredly to assemble our products year round. For details send sod addressed stamped envelope to: LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 16715-12 Yonge St.,Suite 344 Newmarket, Ontario. L3X 1 X4 PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IN PERSON EXPERIENCED GM PARTS COUNTER PERSON Required in the Pickenng Area. Please call BOB GOULET 693-6191 LC0Sheridan HEVROLET LOSMOSILE CADILLAC GEO LTD R]EQV UtED Y EXPERIENCED PART TIME WARRANTY CLERK for busy Chrysler dealership. approximately 20 hours per week, hours negotiable. Contact Doreen at 683-5358 PAINTEWBLASTER Experienced in industrial painting arki blasting. Must be able to work alone and be familiar with all aspects of mixing, painting and blasting. Please send resume W the attention cif: Julie James, Human Resources, RAGLAN INDUSTRIES 5151 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa, Ont. L1H 7K4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1995 -PAGE 13 Pressrun of 103,000 every Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday CRUISE SHIP JOBS "cam s3C,5,y,, wee•y. year rand r••qe morYboarc, ih'. ':air 1-5046464502 ext 10OC-13 ti AJAX AREA S2.00 per deliv- ery, hours avail- able call Jason at 683-2487 DUDS N SUDS attendant. Par. time evenings anC week erds. ADpiy wittlm. 105 eayty St Ajax. EASv INCOME !rpm norrieJ =•et mkx- ^,atron sent SASE to PO box 3.066 475 West- ney Rd Afax Dntano L,T- 3H0 EXPERIENCE NAIRSTY'. !ST and Estetschan re- quired xhmtediaMiy in wi by Wage Dk+s commissar, Call 430- 3156 EXPERIENCED em- cro ore•. machine operator x ev*noq shin. Akax. Colt 411w or CaIM 1263525 FLEXIBLE HOURS f .pu are a enthiuwAsioc mo- ' rated and reliable person Mel excelent Commun"- tive stills and previous Sales expenenco. we have posibor w,7P polenbal ;•owl, in our company, lease appy to TP Corp Box S24 Whiny. Om '.40- LIN 5V3 FULL limehsi ^ceded S&hr - prpht r- -igsunt Benolit plan ,ngoodwar 1 cordi- '.orn Posraorls available in =ickerno Alax For inter- . Mw piease ,:al. 905-683- 165C or 905-83 -2196 REQUIRED Full time $8 00. to start. full benefits holiday pay Vacation pay Birthday pay call $31-2196 ask for Donna HAIRSTYUST with clien- tele wanted for established Salon Great business op- portunity for creative, mob- vated. Indvidual. Cal Lynn at 725-4321. HARWOOD Fish & Chips Farnily Restaurant requires, 1 mature. hardworking. person for full time job. For interview call 9-11 am, 5-7pm. ask for Ted. 427-1299 1 INDEPENDENT DELIV- ERY Contractors required to distribute spring water products and biodegrad- able soap and cleaning products to homes. offices and stores within 75 km ra- dius of Oshawa. Estab- lished routes plus growing customer base Please send resume In confidence to Jim Abernethy co Ste Anne s Pure Spring Water Company 716 Colonel Sam Drive, Oshawa. L1H 7Y2 TAXI DRIVERS Wanted FULL & PART TIME 831-2160 -E�EMAPKE-EPS NEEDED 4erseo on phone motivated. reliable people neededfull time and part time $7 per hr salary 430.9264 EXPERIENCED Pool Ser ,cs -echo: d,ar needed for Durham company Per- sorxal truth or ,ar a bonus ^,all 1905. 420-7665 fcr, +opt A a- NGLA,,. .r.� Rece.Ao•e..r=]�t 'lark s requfeC 7, pun DUrha.T Region Client The suc- cewful candidate wdl have at lease 5 yeas leasee cdlecbons as wrell A; ex- -eeant commurwcador skulls , bet^ Englrsh and Frencr This is a 3 - 6 month contract pos bon Phase sudrvt your resurme to The Mmacs Group Inc !9MS 837.0i00C or Fax 190S� 837.5009 Atte"- bon Lynda sleerman CHIEF ,PEPA- %S c. F CER Durnam ;,e* -Net :nc is scheduled Ic go on- line to the• 7elwal public on Juni 14. 1995 We at looking tar a very special person to velli play A kev role As a vol nMw prior tc assLovirg the sakarwd role of Chief Operating CIIIII TM po'wbw requires an &xWieriuC manager a -well rounded generalist who is capaoie of mint#- dlately getting aireCdy In- volved in the t:ro,ect man- age"writ and turd raising functions Aiong with the ability to R ooti ze and work with volunteers vie Cea candidate cad: possess A gooc v.ork,m knowledge of computer mer yks A prC& CWncy in puo,ic speaknq and case prowntabor are also necessary attributes This compebtior ,s oyer tc 4d Residents o! the Durham Pegton Business Alar A4a4able at main iibranes Apply Sc Durham Frey Net Inc P C Box 2607• 206 King St East. Oshawa Or- ta�o _iH 'CC OR by eMa. to ,ohn _ normar d tvo ors IF you 0-e single or a single parent or separated or ch- vorced won three years work experience v0-. -lay qualih for hnancial assistance d! 4 you are over 45 and have re- oentfy been Wic oil you may quality for training assis- tance DIP;CERT Lotus WordpeAecI D -Base Wad Accpac. Bedford. Autocad Ventura PagemakerHar- vard, Corel. Computer Pro- gramm,xV and Systems An- alyst. Cobol. Pascal and C Photoshop. Quark Express and Illustrator Durham Busi- ness Computer College. 427- 3010 PRODUCTION SCHED- ULER, Local company 2 yrs experience In produc- tion . inventory JIT . MRP an asset. Fax (905) 831- 4922 Graham Personnel Services Lid $llJhr. work from home. days, flexible. Represent Canadas leading educa- tional and prolesslonal pubirshers if you are well spoken, motivated enthu- siastic and haveexcellent people siulls we are willing to train you as a telesales representative mmediate positions available Bilin- gualism a pus Call 905- 404-2081 Fax 905-433- 1541. 9-430 Direct Pule Itshing Cost Accountant - Temporary (Maternity Leave) Regwred trmed,atefy to per'or- cay :o ca;, xs' acx.r,ing acre! es. Inc',;e ng accour•l recor.ailabors• per CC ere processing AP vo.crerrg ,-vertory,. a ,c feet actin nlsaa or. vela. -ax rem na-ces. caa a-!ry arc-ven,ory revauator Tne successful cart da!e w•:have to ab!:,y x pe `orrr `-arca araysis a^c xepara, or. year erc acid' scned,.:es arc prys Ga ^.e"cry We 'eC-,'e ar erer^yelc :na v'cuai who '-'.b' pnsess gooc or^yar'za!'.c^a S1 'S ^ave :"e aoi ty to react to chang.rg pror! es a -c nee! 7"ora read: nes Vie are seetc^g a persor erro led it a CGA CMA program or a =r- r:y x, ege gracua!e w -. ore'vio:.s exae^ ecce m a rra%1ac;,,rrg accour: rg erv!rorr^e^, K-cw ecge o marL.facwnrg va lance at= -erg a asset PC SK :s are esser! a. If you are Interested .r ,Y.rs ng !ns :ra'ergrg ocs.'or res„ -e. wt wary exaecations to CEAL NDUSTP..ES :cMiADA,. INC 33 F,.. er P,oac A ax 0 -!arc L' S 2E' ill o^ K.' -a^ Peso..•ces Deoar'-ens Fax 5C5 6K. —r,`5 'tb Ayerc.es Pease ^ly 'hose apo, ca^s seieCec fcr '•,e v ew w ore .o^!ac!ec LOOKIMG FOR A CMALLEMGE 3 EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETER WANTED We are looks^g for a sea; )w motivated. articulote candidate y who can sell over the PhoneIle• -me n return, we will provide an e< environment wtth Friendly &. supportive supervision, do competitive pay & more Cal Fred Elsmont. Classified Manager 44 576-9333 S600.100C J41M ; ENTREPRENEUR DIS - S CN per •elerral tc deb' TRIBUTORS WANED redueabor program. saving IMMEDIATE.v 'e- tiew home owners 40-'C% on CC-z)a•-. -^A' vslust mortgage interest deot and started in January of this IiAW11ty Abe save 0-5`- on year Paying up to 6C ,eating Costs Save 4^ Bonus Now tak.^c Am— on cellular phone Whoie- cations Ca:� Lv\%A ?CS - sale price leasing on any 432 C36S pr S -EVE 705- cantruck Save 50% on 932.7o8C for Appoirtrnent fresh produce Free Seminar at Harrnorly Creek Golf Course 730rm, each FAX YOUR ADS Monday. Oshawa Port Per- ry. 996-0757 Whatov 430- 579-2238 8904 TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER t Ideal Roofing Co.. Ltmanufacturer-of steel roofing and siding is presently searching for a licensed 'AZ" Truck Driver in the Oshawa area. Must have 3 years driving experience with flat bed, rack and tarp and be capable of leaving on 2 to 5 days trips. Please send resume to Claude Lavlante, V.P. H1IMi0 Resources, 1415 Michael Street, otmwra, Oatallr". KIB SRs Waal roofing A idaal rauatament NEW HOME SALES ^ealEsate Reps re- t:.areC 5y tiew -lore Saes & Marxe", q ;ori-iCa^y 'Cr new pro - act .n tt ewt ittcv Oshawa area. We o"er mrroearve mrnrrlls- -lons referral mgrar- & ocru5 nCer,tves. o'ease tax resume Ic ''eco Peal Estate L7 1!ec 3C_ 0`-- 255z _-:ail- aatn ar y: a37 -X85 PAP-.- WE w - - 'TansppD7ldn ' ^pili ararige high OF servwe contracts In �denba areas t,urry to • < up your owr tern" s1427 86.2 or u9W O&A"LITE GiFTs `e,:..••r: a -nique Co4ee- ^ of candles aro none :a orating accessories Is seek-: consultants for Party pin^ saies Nc ,r.AW. meat or deiivery `ubtandl mg commission PNN"o C411 Heavier 405 -23.2896 CAR STEREO/ ACCESSORIES INSTALLER Experienced with tools preferred, but will train per- son with related skills. For appointment call between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m MACHINIST with CNC operating & Programming experience Min 5 years exp Compeolive wages and good working condi- bons, ondo-bons. Pickering :305' 831- 4755. Pax 905 831-4756 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1995 Large Tube Mamdacturing Company Seeks the following • Gage and Fixture builders min. of 5yrs. exp. Apply in con- fidence to 2533 Rena Rd. Mississauga Ontario, L4T 3X4 orfax (905) 676-0735 E3,_:5'- PICK;EPING DENTAL OFFICE Requires Fuk ',me receptionist =venings required Please call Irene at (9051839-5951 DE%TA time ore(erence given to unOdalee experienced in ABEL. Accounts Receivable & HARP Cert Pickering ol- riceflexible hours some erernngs and occasional Saturdays Please cab 831- 47t)9 CAREGIVER- Required for two young boys in our home Light housework. References Monday to Thursday 8:30 am - 5'30 pm 428 8823 LOVING caring nanny needed immedalely for 1. 1'2 yr old Great hours. Please call 426-0537. NANNY/ HOUSEKEEPER. 3 children, cook, flexible hours. hve in or out. drivers license. legal. eferences. phone between 6and 9pm 509-1126 PART time help wanted :r private home taking care of children. Mothers with :hddren welcome Call ".ernngs Jerry. 905- 831- ,_898 RELIABLE daycare. ex- cellent rete-ences. meals and snacks 2 openings available. For more nfor- mabon.can 837-2039 RELIABLE •*rather of three orandmoemr of five. will babylut mtanis-2 yrs in my home Will do shftwork 4hawa Centre area 721- 8526 RESPONSIBLE reliable. loving daycare clean. s6n, ulabng. smoke-free home 18 years experience. Ali bie hours, babies weo anw references. Valley Farm Major Oaks 686-7954 EARN A GOOD INCOME FROM YOUR OWN HOME Wee Watch Private Home Day Care LS looking for mature, reliable individuals interested in providing quality day care in their own home. We orr": • F'ull training and ongoing • Payment for statutory support holidays - Necessary equipment ror - Payment for the cast 5 Children 5weeks and older days orchild's Illness • Full Insurance coverage For more information call: 686-4816 wa W41& t i 1CtNSED AGENCv VENDORS WANTED . Crafts produce arbques. etc New indoor:outdoor market opening weekends slart•nq May Northbound 35.115 Call t905) 983- 9540 BEST deal on Durham- Top quality hardwood at low prices Stock up now for next winter DURHAM FIREWOOD. (905)427- 4741 FREE firewood skids & VENDORS wanted with Pallets one month only, r•wt. Vegetables. tropicah. delivery available. Carl bet - house plants.and water ween 'I p m and leave plants Please call Louise x.430-9013 at (905) 655-3331 or 1- 905-721.8066 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 dvertiser DECKS OR FENCES -Repaired j -Stained = -Waterproofed -Restore your weather- beaten wood INME THE WOOD DOCTOR Basement Conversions By The Professionals. EA STENDERS (905) 839-2372 K. & D. RENOVATIONS Decks and fencing. custom basement renovations. dratting services. (9D5) 666.8231 PAINTING & decorating, basement renovations. decks. lawn & swimming pool service. Reliable. hon- est & quality workmanship. Seniors discount. Free esti- males. 666.5701. J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes, renova- tions, new kitchens, wind- ows. basements. bath- rooms. Repairs and addi- bohs. Over 15 years expen- ence Free esbmates. Call Jeff. 906.6862352. EUROPEAN the special- ist, will renovate your bath,- room. attyroom• or kitchen walls, as W well as floor es. Good ref- erences and satisfaction guaranteed. For free esti- mates call D. Dykstra 725- 4913 HOWELL'S General Contractor Inc. Residential and Commercial• interior and exterior custom work. Property maintenance Paint and wallpaper etc 10% off work over $1.000. References available upon request. Call for free est - males. (905) 404.2183 COMPLETE •eno.auons erW .mgr eve^hlllis. addi- bons. basements firm ng. bathrooms. carpentry. dry. wag pa'nang, ceramic tries stucco Free estimates Call Eugene 432-2159 C & R Maintenance Buuaing repairs and renovations electrical, prunb-ng. ceramic Net. carpentry From small repairs lo major renovations Fully guaranteed free esu - mates 1.905)6663300 Carpentry Roofing Electrical. Plumbing Fences•Dedts. New Addlt ons.Reravabats Quality Work Guaranteed :(ef ,Compil lure pricing Member at BBB (905)427-4234 BUDGET HOME IMPROVEME111TS Basement Apts , Rec- rooms. plumbirig, Addi- bons, etectrrcaj, dryw'am. 15 yin Experience. Free estimates call Mara (905) 619.6663. CO/MTIMICTWN Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean profession- al work guaranteed. Craig, 686-1913 .arge or small pot holes in your driveway or parking tit "Are you catch basins tstorm or sanitary I in need of repairs Call Bill at (416) 346 - Will for fast dependabie service ' Anywhete in the Greater Toronto areas. Fully Insured & Bonded ELECTRICIAN 34 years expenence, licensed, no job too small. fast service. excellent rates, any electri- cal wok. Call Ian 683- 130.3_ ELECTRICIAN- Licensed will do an types of electrical work. Reasonable rates. Seniors discount. Fast serv- ice. Can Alex at 433.7632. BOB'S PAINTING • Sp•Ing Ci5C0unT To 25% House & • epl5 r-r;l & ` Jo0 . sallslaa�m 1K esfmales .839-3508 ROKA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE 4'X8112' $60.00 4'x8'X16• $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-2773361 Evenings 905434.6665 Free Delivery To Oshawa Area TEAK chesterfield and two chairs to math. Teak end coffee fades and buffet. Suitable for rec roomvcot- tage Also large medicine cabinet. 427-1999 WICKER TABLE. glass top. with 4 chairs excellent condition. regular $1.500. asking 5300 509--0333 WOW MART. Bowman - .,ties on v SMALL BUSI- NESS INCUBATOR and -lost INNOVATIVE s SUCCESSFUL FLEA MARKET is growing again' Ne are currently accepting ippkcations to fill our So NEW SPACES. We offer free full time storage, fun alarm system. co-op ad program included in rent, no long termcontract. unique MOVIE SET DECOR and GOOD TPI FIC. We also offer a lull range of business services at very reasonable rates. Dont moss this one bone opportunity to BE WHERE THE ACTION IS Veit any Sunday at 182 Wellington '1�1 W or cam Bob - TO Ine - wlQ5 427_419 26• ZENITH colour N . goodworking co drbon 5300. Golf clubs. full seL night. or Woods. 5200, 432-1863 PRINTING & RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT SALE (Pine Ridge Secondary School 2155 Liverpool Road North Pickering. Ontario 1,1 X 1 V41 Factory rebuilt 360 CD A. B. Dick Offset Press Mitsubishi Silver Master System Model 310 Mark 3 Spinnit Paper Drill, Model FL1-2 60 tit. Bear-Vanmixer Type 40 Bertrand 20 Loaf Bread Divider Model 58M Food Tray Storage Racks (All Sales by sealed bid) 'rhe equipment may he viewed on FRIDAY Marfa 31 and Monday April 3 9:00 am - 4:00 pm or by special appointment arranged with Elly Dyck at 905-420-1885 AMUSEMENT GAMES ,in assortment of arcade games, p-nbafls, pod ta- blestable soccer. electron- ic darts & shuffleboards all in excellent condition, for information call 434-8294, leave mess APPLIANCES-Ouasar full site micro -Nave Admi. ral almond host free hedge, excellent condition (905) 6861725 CARPET - dont buy any- where else untif I stave yOU what I can do for you Call Gord. 434-0222 CARPET A-1 Prices buy direct wholesale, Free in- stallation for free estimate can Sal (905)432.2750, or pager 1416*80-9697 Carpet Broker. 100"'. Nylon thick plush stain no, sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only $36900 Price -n- dudes 30 Sq yds carpet. dewl(e pad and nsianatan n you hone Free quola- tlon In you dome No n- tenest. no payment for ane fun year. until Dec 199s,. Darrel. 14K)D-217-0104 Fax 683-7363 DECORATE for the New Year HMp Me Rhonda s Interior Decorating, paint- ing. wall papering. curtars. drywam, nlpeccable work at a low lost Many roWenc- es Free estimates Call 655-3458 TMS PAINTING ort DECOR Intenor & Exterior European Worfcmarlstxp Fast. clean, reliable service. 420-0081 AJAX Moving Systems - tum services. moves, appliance and pram specaksb. Flat rale or Moly. We now have healed storage urxt. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, star g at 599 and up. Call for nformalow. 725-0005 or 427-0005. Cross Mathis Bargain rates homes, Offices. apt., etc. Piano MOVRV Packing available _ HARPY -0 -THE -MOVERS Move bog or small we price thein all' Free estimates. serkon (discount, short notice moves Pianos moved. also appkances Comparable rales Cam 432-2850 MEN with large truck will do household moves. resi- denWl, commercial All types 01 moves Cam Carl or Jane 427-2856 MICHALSKI MOVING - houses. apartments offices. appliances and Piano spe- cialist Free wardrobe serv- ice. Licensed, insured Free estimates Cam 436-7795 CARPET InstaYabons - 25 years experience, restretch- ng, our speciality. Free esb- males. D & N Duncan. 987- 1799 or 967-1800 WHITBY TILE AND MARBLE. Professional ceramic lilt setters, guaranivied installations, visit our showroom at: 103 Byrfttt St. Whitby 666-1200 CARPET vour home at dis. count prices. 10M4, nylon. stain resistant. Pnce includes pad and expert installation Call Nick at (905) 430-6551 CARPETS - bis of carpet. IW'- nylon, new stain rc lease carpets on hand. I will carpel 3 rooms. $349 Price includes carpel, premium Pad. expert installationfast delivery. free estimates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 COMPUTERS MOVING SALE Clearng out 286s from $155. 386s from 5399 complete. lots of new and used monitors form $110.. everything is guar- anteed - yes we do sell new systema 164 Baseline Rd E. Bowmanvilie 697- 3359 DOC hare. irede dimen- sions 36• wide. 44- tory. 28• high. insulated, shingle roof. vinyl walls Never been used 2125 &39- 1357 Are rru having problems find." time to dean you hhoms7 For professional cleaning, call Helens Hartle Services todav 427- 1041 Full insured abunc- ed MATURE responsible lady leo clean you hone or of - lice No job too bog lo or o smart Call. leave message. 6861781 RELIABLE MOUSE CLEANER Willing to do Vauunirlg, Dusting, Kitchens. Bath- rooms .floors etc Reasonable rales, Weekly. Bi-weeldy Monthly iCALL 5.619 6 5 KST GROUNDSKEEP- M4G - lawn cutting. spring and fall clean-ups, trim- ming. garden work. Free quotation. can Ralph. 905- 427-9558 or fax 905 -427 - MOVING - NEED to sell. chrome & smoke glass ex- tension tables w'4 chairs. 2 keyboard organ with bench. Khroler love seat and high back wing chair & more. Please call (905)623- 5155 OAK/PINE FURNITURE - Why pay retail prices? One of Ontario's oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public Eg. 7 pc. solid oak dining - room suite $1975. 6 pc solid pine bedroom suite $1750 Over 20 slain choices, all solid, no veneers- Traditional Wood- working 905-985-8774 PIANOS/GRANDFA- THER Clocks Durham's largest selection -New and used pianos Not sure? Rent to own, apt. size. upright, grand. digital, key- boards TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW' Telex Piano Works. 433-1491 SHEDMAN - quality barn style sheds built on site. 8x8 $649 GST included Display at Lymbird Lumber. Kingston Rd. Pickering Ontor call 905-509-4961 SMOKE top drninq table. 6 chairs 3 pc match" wall unit. moving. $1000 o b o Microwave 550. . After 6 p.m. 90"19-0767. TOP QUALITY PURE MAPLE SYRUP from Ouee<c Special price for large quantity Family Owned Business. Please call Mitchell or Lucille Mar- o9au(905)723-63e6 WASHER/drver, G.E En- core heavy duty. 7 prog washer/ 6 prop dryer. be-ge. 6 yrs old. S456pr 432-1601 Niumal It ONE LANDOCA W4G COMPANY Stone r^dson-y 5r,k '^as;'t• y sodding, plarxrhg, patron. areeways, tree trimming. a"iss curet so^ g clean-Lps. FREE CONSULTATIONS all ScK i cats (Mfis4a-eH71 cox (1a'S)4044M6 free removal & prun- ng.25 years experi- ence Call 728-7546 or 839- 1659 MAGICIAN, down friends. ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birth- days. promotions, open- ings. fund raisers. Magic shows are fun' Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728- &'134. RABBITwanls work doing magic for children's parties and an occassions. Have my own magcian. Cam Er- nie 66&4932. 4709 s A QUALIFIED and ex - WANTED - old and i lique furniture, anyth old. Scientific instrumer china, silver, adverttsn sporting. toys, deco dolls. milk bottles, calk tans of estates. Call Rot Bowen Antiques (905) 61 8049. Brockton. WANTED - Women a children's spring Clotho stereos. and small lumitu Make $5$ cash at E & Consignment. Bay Ridg Plaza. Pickering.Call 83 4159 WANTED CAMERAS old china and glass. )esu levy. microscopes, to scopes. binoculars and lated items Clocks, war( es. furniture. anything c 432-1678 WANTED to buy - ole fu•nrture. glass, china, e leCtibles. memorabrl watches, etc. Single piec or estates. Call (905) 7. 7834 CRAFT SHOW-Durha College 2000 Srmo Street North in Oshawa. pleased to present one the largest spring cin shows in Durham Regrc Saturday May 13th. 10 a -i - 4 p m Admessan $2 F Vendor Information c- (905,1 (9051 721-2000 ext 2365 BASIC. Novice and Op classespprresented I Oshawa Obsdence Ass ciabon. begin April 4 Shc Harding Starts Apr 101 To register call Bev at (90 435 -USW COLLIE pups. CKC Re eyes checked. fully grss anteed available now 905-263.8614 SCHOOL -4 lessons and test $105. a10 Lessons $150 *Full Coarse $270 Free pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 GET FASTER REFUNDS BY E -FILING Free E-hing,Compulerizec Tax returns,Prepared by a professional accountant. JUDY KUKSIS- C.G.A. 420-2081 Corporate tax & business accounting services avail- able. Gunn -Duncan Land- perienced elementary scoping. spring dean -ups, school teacher, available in INCOME TAX Prepara. pruning..now booking for a,l subjects, daily, after 4:30 counting. and ac - Interlocking. garden walls, Pm. Weekends, summer able � vain Robert al Reason - decks & gardens, free esb. can 839-8246 (906) 6 fes, 3 mates. CaJI 723-7361 CERAMIC CLASSES A Topaz 2 o. Am -Fm Cass sportport rims. 11,000 kms,warranty 39.600,no GST (905) 728 call after 5 r) m 5014 F21 7 3227. AT APPROVED - bad or rlo ;193 WIC JIMMY L. credit. 1980 -89 vehicles. AUDLEY Certified a s e AP- PROVED. Sunshine Auto. tone. blue and grey. 30.000 FW9237 0 T CERAMICS CHEVETTE. 1986, au- SESSION ONLY tomato beak power steering and brakes. certified, $1.30)0 ry possible laundry hookup 433 1 t 78 33 & 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. From $743-5833. OSHAWA tirwth end hi -rise. 1 bdrm - $569. 2 bdrm - S619. Cleanvlarge suites Inc(u- desheaf. cable hit water. parking. new appkances Tenant pays hydro 436.6700 or 404.6222 ]sHAWA' - Tifvvrt of Imk. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1995 -PACE 15 43 ' Rooms nwl= For ill BELIEVE IT $500 Down. Why l When you can own a brand new 3 or 4 bedroom single detached home on large lot Call (905) 623-6549. NEW DUPLEX $20 �(s 686-0845 weekdays ing at dumps) Cozy 2 PICKERING 2 or 3 bdrm 1993 Mercury Topa-{ y bdmn.apt in charming older a new aLDliances Irg. oak $1• 36.000 km, a auto. 6 duplex Features. Parkin kitchen m laundry $7900. Peter or Jim 723- 8.30 Ain ° t t 9' ° ate laund ROOM or room and board CLEARWATER - fuliy !ur- L.arge mom, $350/m. plus nished mobile homes. food expenses WE Osla- clubhouse, heated pools, waAvailable Immediately hot tubs. tennis. just 20 Use of all facilities Quiet minutes to beaches NHL Hockey. Blue Jay baseball dog and horse tracks Children welcomeless than motel Call 1-813- 538-2123. -813538.2123. GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condoclose to famous Clearwater beach pool, ja- cuzzl BBC) private yard. available Now - Dec. for info and to new photos 585-98d5 or 579-37188 REGISTER NOW!!! 1564 aver 6 a.m. - Prm. pnvae apace. 2 carnes P m 434- Valk +, Y,n0015. 5 G0, 7564 0l Inn^g space. dna carpel- hops. ed throughout. the other in available April 1. 2 bdrm . • . Ask us how quantity pays and ' loft w,ustic pine S700 plus 3 bdrnl 5950 I about of new bonus bucks. ' Call 428-2519 l 5#i.c9l, 74 17,c `74,44 -Ir f COUNTRY CRAFT SNOW SUN., APRIL 9, 1995 (ha 60 exhibitors - For all you East path nip peas Cabie.park- gift and home decorating neck. sided Jubilee Pavillion, AP" in beautiful Lakeview Park, Aft St. S., Oshawa, Ak 1.1 at the lake. info. 434-553 ' floors. Florida ceding in r r ro XikleS No Pets call after 5 r) m 5014 F21 7 'eatable May 1 st.. 1 bed - • lchen w'immaculate ap- P us ;193 WIC JIMMY L. r edge. Stow. Walking C 3- p,.,ances. ca tasteful Eng- 831-7239 tone. blue and grey. 30.000 Schools 8 Buses. $575.0o --h style 2 room bathroom month. inclusive Cap Oshawa -4 secona person ABSOLUTELY :f-auutui c ry possible laundry hookup OSHAWA a o chase houSe.all amen- srorev 3 Dedr�rXn 2 baths. 1'50- Cats weknme Must fr Sem r •, es.dee ii off dirnngg gageo��s kitchen plus for - 4ve good credit history. O S Large K schen and- area 5340 Inclusive WffI ma( dirwg room rec room ',sl lasl After 7 pm collect Yard4 A Hard 'Noor Floors negotiate reduction far light walk -rut basemen! garage 19) 942-3984 Quiet Crescent 37 500 work San Reg 4t 579-0415 only $97.500 Ted iaough- _- ;SHAWA. 2 bedroom Plus Utilities Available PICKERING Altona,Nwv x2 !on Remax Summit 663- 3800. .5589 s, 9-clud with laundry Apri(9051) 1725 qroorn bath. t0•. $146.900 S106C taxes elinin Includes Utrklies 2 79112 oft f9055) bpd, ,,, � of IlcherVulth- ADORABLE CAPE COD opliances Darkinp Cin- 432.1010 ties Free abie•oarkirg Look k $"'.7007 woma; :or - tt k ,amen to 401 and city bus AWA q or *or i q person serva on area .ar La e AJAX r. room w• 3 basement apart. ^'ent. Lwingroom, kitchen. YEAR ROUND CRAFT SHOW GRAND OPENING APRIL 8th & 9th For information call 723-5539 or 728-9788 42 I ncl 5600f mthi v --0915 AJAX -F • 4., a -er' Exc~r '"ng. call after 5 r) m 5014 F21 7 'eatable May 1 st.. 1 bed - PICKERING Newly • -Om. 1 full batMoom ;193 WIC JIMMY L. r edge. Stow. Walking C 3- 4 X 4 4 dr V-6 a 3 etre. 2- tante to Shopping, tone. blue and grey. 30.000 Schools 8 Buses. $575.0o kit . asking $22.000 434 - month. inclusive Cap 8901 (905) 683-5142 1993 PorMac Asuna Sir AJAX arge bright im- rurner (Tracker). black maculate 2 bedroom 4X4 convertibb 5 -speed basement 4 appkcanb ...utas 433-0577 _ OSH • 3 DO -room townhp:sr• a ianceS. call after 5 r) m 5014 F21 7 Scugog 1.400 W It 3 PICKERING Newly parkin, c'ose to all amen.. PICKERING - Nh,t- r `amu bili 2x6 r 20 walls hoe Sas furnar-e. decrxatert 2 bedroom $W, rcfusrve. Available r rm �� a pdrrrmh liaise H.RefficVncy H.R V qac fireplace 1 2pc D-nement. own entry, a May 1 728--8878 anytime y rvm a pica bath, no sinal- - 2 ape en cote hams. Diece bath. Goshopping. with nessal '^q no pets Wo pe' ':.V soul. oar r:!cher pus. Isbtast. references Oshawa 3 bedroom Dur- month Fnstilast required 905.965-9105 3700 Inc. April Isl. 420. ga!ow r aw apt Ample � Refenc� 120-3628 now K walkw4, All bil a entrance b xc '497 parkin� dose to schools 8 HOUSEMATE WANTED AFFORDABLE/A:;ORABLE '1h •b, p"r;e.ow 3-bed- PICKERING one bed- 401. S90rymonth 1st and •.lature ncn-smokng Or:- rooms finished basefner! .nom Dasenx.nt apartment. last • ubkbes Avadable May 1st.Ca11 579-1889 fe"Orial Share spacious private 50x1!0 rot. shows '..epace. kitchen. dote ' - """k ,,_• den 3 4p house. e,Tndy furrisned t0•. $146.900 S106C taxes �-ith, share] a.,ndry no OSHAWA �:.4ciau5 3.1 private batt}h+ Park ing;laun- Frani Hawes Sutter, ;rout: $1.000 or best oiler 728- bedr rm sem, finished rsSland Classic a. -f0. JOC anne'd_ 420.WSt11ee. basement, very neat 3 F�Ar wst fast4305y56$525 mss. 51499000wrer �,905 P'CKERING. Large 1 clean. rias heating, first ast runt require; ,A Sha- TAKE A LOSS! Owner A.;AX Scut+. a0 Brigand 3 odr- bil quiet •�dr�„7 ^ srmer+t d pc m'- >e. S2900 down crescent, now schr a. pork - key Maxwell. Srvmax Pius 5680 month own your own n flop t .,41:h, pi.A* entrance :.uk,ng seeps to DusS6oC i906,427 realty no 575-5300 Osh4wa home Call Ker artdvvood IS ireplace lovely tamen r-fooS•83.000 .ndblt udes utws/ icable PORT PERRY- Town. 3 Cols Soldwall Barrer 1905,686-'325. 4.5,3A8. Available Apra 535 427-0 .r Ded•ooms 2 bathrooms RMP heal Estate 726-94ta 2582. PICKERING- bedroom nn^q room drnng room. PICKERING- Shared Au AX Vllestrev Heyns baser^' m roan large k.lr nen whthextra room. ex'•4erlbackward acccmm,r:4..�r bwshl Y 1= 5C r R MMAC'JLATE dining room «nth flreplace $950 Per mo ulast plus renovated. will fast done to Go �ckenr, none 3-t bdi . rge Deck La k:tcr,,- 3 large stir- agecbsets CaU 831-197q ubibes 420-2078 Ever Town Centre 683-E"9 now K walkw4, All bil a entrance b xc rwntown scnoda aC' 1X+11 •' ond nd xittc cnen -caro- wood TWO BEDROOM Oct Ing; Oshawa--., noor 2 bed- Whitby Largo:etrr4r vkX„s S'9750dne-gobade st-;.e pori:-; -err'r41 IO- • I • 1 rrX_ - ' sr-v,..r; fOkK- OPENHCf SE SUN '-4PM -. ibon near 7shawa Sen- ' - """k ,,_• den 3 4p sional inc:uee% '•eat rvdro -0915 -.tandard arrvtn cassette job of parking no SmDklr , ♦ 401 $57,500 h - Pirances Pine ' Don quiet b Coble SA'A. ^ 3,,th Chs* GUNIEA Pp '�__ +..• coin". j tires. exhaust. •sakng $11.300 Cap 965 .g 5700 inclusive AvalL,Die HARMONY •.Iii, vsruhra ilio NON -SMOKE avail- �'��rr'�.P�`:` `� to trargit 6 sr,00C'^r; Cap ALL bier •r.,...e■ceil.rt Cru a2vY6261' ' • Ott /INw message) NOW Lyne Pagzzo 428-- 2 Oedr r OaserMnt apt.. able Apra •� 570-3954 5795 - 1 2 .hkthes 7255579 .4161 S99.496: •.Y 't. y roc abort Cos* :c ,N 7.30pm • • • - 13 1969 CAVAIier. 2 door. 5 1766 parking. yard. fireplace. speed. 86.000 kms. excel- 404-8499 71 AJAX SDAh - one led - rwntown scnoda aC' KEEP you Dog waste out •' • 1 AJAX NestrrY Hwoft - available Apra 1 1/2 ubkbes Call $595 plus Joan 576 VACANCIES' Cap Ite :rhe Ll '«r -!a sr A for a BE'- THREE oedroom semi ,'roe Pcrering Town • I • 1 'd Go Jery 'veil main- mod 3 -two bedroom perking. avail. May 1 5600 Fwsllasl non smokers no _ garbage WASTE 1987 PONT!AC ;,_,0 South of Port Perry. 985- wry cert) Two bedroom 3652 or Paul 416-690- TER ss -al DURHAM area a'6 AAA $1.000 or best oiler 728- its 2 cozy ston* fire- )the 2 dr 2 5 11tked brang bungalow available bedroom casement 8194 mss. 51499000wrer �,905 HOME RENTERS 1905 :�trw dulled for more mforrtha• t 9140 derh of windows ISPOSAL SYSTEM Ltl*- standard r standard with sport pack- Oshawa northeast -3 bed - partment. central air. ga- 6 c ., $7,495.. 1990 Chet. y+ or days 428-1279 +animal too 905.579.7576. 427-8479 hrge corner tit. ?-car dn- a'rr guaranies ball. avad- ago including paxrr wind- ' Kae la^ds"kPod• no +de in 3 sizes. gam - spin, ours, power locks, cruse times 'rays 1905)7235413control, towing package and new pard job M ex LHASA APSO pups. non Orient condition. must see m; : 52.200 or best ofbr Also sneld allergenic. available 4 x 8 loading bed nom, raised. house train- frame trailer with twin box fg started. health gwran- Items. 900 lb capacity and !n payment terms avail- rapare Lire S43 C40 before able (705) 786-3121 TSURO Dog Tranin¢ an ISM Hyundai Excel. mint condition must sed kNving downpayment. for S795 ped ^xnth Call 905- 686-3141 AJAX North - Very Crean 2 "- --" All for so goo working person OUWVnon smoke. SE ubkbem'cable included No pets $675• mit" Avail May t 686 4997 AJAX �xlord Towers 'acme p ogram Working for coin". j tires. exhaust. • . sX,a•.-o,:5 Aparw" Quail better relationship bel- "n o seats. paint job. 1983 Chew Caprice Clan- _,A*Go Pod close to shopping. 15.31 Posell I. 2. ween dog and owner 905- -07.2855 Sunroof 52100 corsfied • i bedrooms. May 1 8 Am since new. 165.000 km, air, (90617261420 Camp Ground Member - 6838S71 6835322 19415 MUSTANG eoscil ship lifetime into coast to car. pampered and in orKp- ,N 7.30pm • • • - 13 1969 CAVAIier. 2 door. 5 with extras. $10.200.00 $1.00 per night pard 1 1 speed. 86.000 kms. excel- DROP by Al we the row AJAX SDAh - one led - . ient running clean car ent 1995 rk 'Nater• r�or^ b-apt separate 198 54000 co ttMd 433-1787 craft P0• an Paddleboab and utility traibra at Clark s enhance, laundry facYfies. 1979 GRAND PRIX. 1989 Ford Tempo L., 4 dr. Cats 127W Simcce St perking. avail. May 1 5600 Fwsllasl non smokers no X4v good motor 4nd trans 5-spd strld . ps pb . art am South of Port Perry. 985- pets 6663717 after 6p m rxcellent , fully bailed. Irn stereo case. one owner 9312 weekdays $1.000 or best oiler 728- Good clean running car session C•,Iv %sc plus ubl 579.40t0 Sagot Real- BOWMANV'LLE tesf .o - 7693 Hurry on this one Was • . AJAX. sun -filled huge t - 52995 , now $2695 cert . 1 1983 Chew Caprice Clan- Call 427-9722 anytime vehicles •sic 305 V-8. 4 dr., oiled Russ, Open 7 days'weeiu Indoors. &g Town Sales em. 4 appliances. CA. full- since new. 165.000 km, air, and k oom %o Polls Camp Ground Member - d . PD pd pl.na,smokirhg 19415 MUSTANG eoscil ship lifetime into coast to car. pampered and in orKp- very low km, fully loaded coast resat. US 7 Canada. '1al condition. $1800 cert- with extras. $10.200.00 $1.00 per night pard 8760 Call (905) 579-8550 S3,69500 Must seM $495 tied. 985.3401. 2857 US 1-800.236-0327 No pets please call 579- 1991 Camaro, white. 198 1984 OLDS Custom 74.000 km, T -bar, loaded. 11 cruiser station wagon (full auto. one owner, nxM car I • • 1 / AJAX. sun -filled huge t - sizedthrou)oexut. 11 sized ) excellent conetitiorh dtion. S10.500 Cap 723 C`w^town Oshawa bedroom 4pc bath, mod- WHITBY 9781 after 6 p m 3600 Sig 'I available Park em. 4 appliances. CA. full- rust. coon and k oom %o Polls ng and great exposure sized windows. 410 non- Plele manlenance records. 1991 Honda Civic DX. - 2 bedroom apartment smoker. no pets $685rm- S Askln $3400. Bill 579- 9 95.000 km, excellent con- rent, aCor-w. f d at 309 C• nJusiAnne 619-2536 8760 ditton. $7800 certified. lova Rd.. and Masson St do 4 great 2857 579-4155 No pets please call 579- AJAX- Cozy 3 bedroom 198 W NeAr Whitby Library 2387 or 576-6724 upper level apt close to all -ANDLORDS ADVERTISE WHITBY av4.able Maw ' siwav ...4100- separate entrances. 'REE" 504. - bed newly -'urge C`w^town Oshawa r4tur4l gas 'rating ape WHITBY decorated. kitchen 3600 Sig 'I available Park danceundry s G'ACdrtrs onebedroom Apo rtr-•art avauabD Aon! le and k oom %o Polls ng and great exposure and SOPW410 'TrWf, Vew- Frdgs•stow*. heating S75C Call Ger, 666- 4055 Best rental rates ;a1 434 2447 a 665-4132 v renovated-r-arDM end ,- noastam AsslxnAde 7 1 A*- aid parking 5565 mphtM -and Dest it D%haw i Living Spall 2 and 3 bedroom 'I par s^.'e slcon qe units $94 Pays t15elf rR '^hat Cap 430-0959 or 721 WHITBY - 2 bedroom A� 3�tan 4 great 2857 twrr,4.•- w ;n Dundas Sl w now Accountants 52049 mnss out FINCH/WHITES - ori• W NeAr Whitby Library Z; --i rwA 3 1500 •nun *10" Cap George Of Peas at 905 hospital. transit To yew I go .•ngroom throng• offices KitChenefte wash- 43,11l dr 905-666 5 587 van• __ osmt apt kitchen Large 60x150 h lot room. awl basdnwnt 4-cw for app! to www vendors Parking rrarT stooping 4vaiablw mYrrOate. SWw oh,ecy S850mdav • usl pawed parking Fast pos- motivated brain ALL offers 41-l'. 393 - --- - Ca!! Harry A'.AI mord -292255 session C•,Iv %sc plus ubl 579.40t0 Sagot Real- BOWMANV'LLE tesf .o - .alt ,416.283.6570 WHITBYfAlA. furnished C4cneior .,rftumshed one baeroom. available fom 5525 Clean. qual modern. .wse b reed and transit, parkng laundry, no pots 416-283-8030 or 416-617- ;392 WHY lent her, vo, I r -1 Inc I Ral I Cat;i r' ,••_.,:..., 4-0ed- •aom 2 12 b�L•s oemwm RITSOki • exi: 150C Of. ous upgrades seeing sg - :.,m •-„n has rKluss - 5309 --e-ow builders Price H space drive in with of- Cap r2 L :342 High exposure 'ow cost 4366' 86 or 434 5555 SIX MONTHS �,ee ser: Office &. c� N Osha- wa. SOC ;+w room*. see- d floor. excellent expo - _w ,Our Ow dTr ess elan you thin. C;11 Dave Haylock Saes :tepTownho call 905 30 CERTIFIED Wtuclp sae palOriont. Dean 3500 m0 43.1,aa' 'r all Well mwe tMom:atgr Reuses .Max Summit Realty / 1 $7.495., �1k+4� t.+9 11991, Ltd 1965 66 , 6-3800 good condition, 5-spd. available., from $2.995 to l000sl lower level 2- or (9051 666-..2' 1 LIVERPOOL / BAYLY - 3 • •e- S- a NORTH :> a 1 • �41• CAPITAL P wouic we !o offer you the BOWMANVILLE 25:. sq wnirtPoo, gas unace ac -wale overwill '.a. v■a•k bedroom. 0�uiet area d N. Dest it D%haw i Living Spall 2 and 3 bedroom 'I par s^.'e slcon qe units $94 out deck finished 'ell - • • loon Homes Starting at Starting'. per month Car' gob 'O':,rr tier+ with 5th bedroom S 3 8 cul.. auto.. err. $12.595.. 5100 Call Larry a '905 427-44' 9 Pc bath Jpgraoes theoum- ADELAIDE/MARY a- bdrm 2 baths 2 app!. bdrm laundry hook-uers. partial fenced Close to school. 579-2149 Nil COURTICE. 3 bedroom 1Cottages I _ 5, 71- 259Q Via r 6 o Ca,!t Asauro S249000 AGENTS hospital. transit To yew townhouse available im • OSHAWA -Northwest.4bed- 433-2093 (Wave message) m4'ci lv. close to 1•rwv 2room • 2 baths split levet. iv - rage Reduced St3790C 401. Please call days 63,000 WI., 58.895,, 1991 ung dlrungnew windows AJAX - 3 bedroom semi. 1905 1686-1 424 or after COTTAGE for rent. 3 bed deal fence renovates wast, brang bungalow available Spm weekends 19051683 2852 �a16r263-Obt7 aper room Wollaston Lake. wa- terhont. boat and rro[a m- mss. 51499000wrer �,905 Apd 1 5866 monthly plus utilities Call (4116,284- 4 P m dulled for more mforrtha• t 9140 436.76190PENHOUSEAprd 1 2,1 30.4 OOP m HYUNDAI Stellar 30 CERTIFIED Wtuclp V6. 4 dr., bucket seats, torr amenities. 5880 - mo. all GTZ, 5 speed. 02% $7.495., can 632 - " excellent condition. $2895. good condition, 5-spd. available., from $2.995 to l000sl lower level 2- inclusive. Available May 1 Y LIVERPOOL / BAYLY - 3 1986 GRAND AM 4 door choose SCENIC P,cton - 2 bed - OSHAWA East- 4 bed - standard new snow tires, $12.595. 1992 GMC Sierra bedroom. 0�uiet area d N. st cert e�-4268894 bedroom man level of WAX 3 -bedroom de- - • • room fully tarnished cotag- room bridl Howe. living, dining. 2 kitchens. 2 bath new rad. detachable face 8 cul.. auto.. err. $12.595.. Central Whtby. Cbse to aN No Pets 2 Bedroom house. Appliances. Laura- tached house. finished , es 3 Pce bath great fish- - rooms, lin basement ga- high power deck, 480 watt 1991 Corsica LT, 6 c ., err. amenities. 4pc. bath, fridge. APARTMENTS.. 1 large dry, Yard and Parkas g basement w:fireplace. stn- • ilio boating and swimming rage Reduced St3790C Kenwood speaker, ask •Pe asking 63,000 WI., 58.895,, 1991 age. stove. parkng. storage. cable. $650 1/3 bedroom. 2 floor 2 bed room, freshly panted and Close to Schools and Stlopplrq 5950.00 . uW 9 9a 9Mae le car garage. la, month plus utilities. first last Call 19051 839 7533 Call owner 429a70t $t 500 with stereo, asking $1000 without. 579-91M.string Cavalier RS, a d., auto, air. phOf10• util. May 1 a ASAP carpeted, separate en- bas. FirsULast required. references. no pets. May 1 AJAX - furmshed,unfur- TRENT RIVER, aka SeY- Oshawa northeast -3 bed - for 6 c ., $7,495.. 1990 Chet. y+ or days equ Dances. IirsGlast r Ir 905.579.7576. 427-8479 ntshed room available Apr moor. Woodland Estate. room burgacow by Owner ask (broth a David. a Y Pal 416.442-1130. Lumina Euro, 4 dr., auto, gag -1151 ext 4169 ask br $39-11151 ext No pets. 436-0675. golf. tennis, boating, fishing, AJAX- HARWOOD 7 1 n 3 bedroom home Close to SwF family housekeeping cot- ret. room,2 dere l 1.2 bath. air, 57,695., 1990 Jeep Wayne. Square MCLAUGHLIN re floor amerhities to 3 bath. fish, fenced yard. nod ts$135 Wagoreer Ltd leather 4 x AVAILABLE from May 1st in Hi-nse. Two bedroom con- 410. 3 bdrm. main able for non-smoking P� beach store pla• 000 Cal5711-5232 1986 Pontiac 6000 LE, 4 loaded. $11.995.. 1990 V6. 4 dr., bucket seats, torr Beretta GTZ, 5 speed. sole, stereo, only 1281il $7.495., 1989 Cavalier excellent condition. $2895. Z24. 6 cyl.. 5 speed, cen• 686$183. $7.495., 4 mini vans to 1986 GRAND AM 4 door choose from. $5.295 to auto, fintshe din a neve 2 $10,595. Two Nissan Put - tone silver and black. only sacs. while or red, 88 Chair 95000 kms., excellent Celebrity wagon. 6 cyl.. clean, good running car. loaded, extra seat. low kill.. hurry on this one, was $55.995. Many other to 52995 now 52695 certi- WNtby Apartment Building do• spacious master indoor St 000, plus utilities cac. workingsinde person. Use kiWrb. 90 min rve Picker. Spacious, carpeted newly p�parkwhg. 24 hrsecun- extras Also 1 Irg bdrm of laundry 5375 428- Ing /-800.367-2044 PRIVATE sale - lovely 2 painted apartment with Bal- t,. large balcony. NW end basement. gas, fireplace 2144 yr old 1800 sq ft. a Ddrm w cony. Close to Bus. Shop unit. $975 all Inc. ISVlast, etc $700 plus utilities both o bsmt in Maple Ridge ping. All Utikties Included 723.92558, available now. (905) 655- LARGE room second • • • 5212.900 (,905)83'-0046 No Pets 2 Bedroom 8991 floor near Pickering Town 1 $725.00 Call 430-0134 OSHAWA - one bedroom THREE Bedroom . duplex Centre. quiet mature per- son $400 inclusive 420- 1 Condos PICKERING - Bachebr apartment m small newer ill 00 gas furnace a t Ill wood 1975 before 3 p m t • r Sale basement, non smoker, X75S650 stove, parking, fenced -In ST PETERSBURG. Isla $475 includes uldbes. NO for S5 5.00. backyard. bus at door. AJAX on the lake fur- del Sol. 2 bedroom, fully pets. Weekdays after 7 Call (9 or Sxncoe Bloc, $650 plus, nhshed room with special equipped, ground -Moa vdta p.m., weekends anytime (905)571.6215. leave fries- tst'Iasl. References, Move par view. laundry. kitchen. on beach. pool, jacuzzi. 2 bedroom, den iivil (905) 420--1945 sage. In this weekend Call bet- 4pc bathroom. cable In- golf. tennis, boating, fishing, room, dirlingroom. cental choose from. Certi•Car park - tied. call 427.9722 anytime roam bier aparbilenL nice ween 7. 9 p.m (905) 576 eluded.. $500 inclusive sleeps 6. 5375 U weekly. air. t 1'2 bathrooms. park. Russ, Open 7 dyas a week AiNO Centre. 155 Karg SL area, near water, private CLEAN lbedroom 5600, OSHAWA North - One . 7703 427-1677 1339 7571 ng. Oshawa Hospital area, indoors, W., At Midtown Mail, 579• entrance, laundry. deck, clean 2 bedroom 5620, two and three bedrooms. 1445 sq ft.. no pets. adult 2886. fenced yard, newly repo available April 1st, May tit FARMHOUSE - just /5 PICKERING - Single bldg.. 905728.3013 valed. $750 including III irldu0ded, small apt. Fridge. stow min.wv laundry, ubh- m. north of Bomanville room, with cable. use of FAX O' • a 1989 Pontiac Firefly, 4 ties and cable. No pets. building. Mill / Simcw area. ties included.7232094, 3 of 4 bdrm, immediate oc- kitchen. walk to Pickerng FAX w • ADS SAILWINDB Whitby. lux - door, mint condition, it Call 619-0264 (leave mall call for appoinbnent 434- leave message. cupancy. reasonable For Generating Station. Go. ury condo budding, one 579-2238 tied, $2400. Call 571-7322 sage) 8669 viewing. please call 576- PTC $340 per mo $170 • bedroom. 941y sq. fl. man or 5768112 0418 or 263.4549 biweekly. Phone 420.4318 1 extras. 666-3114 PACE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1995 For Sale 42 +/-Acres TOWN OF AJAX Ontario Realty Corporation is offering fc lz-, f: 42. -acres of agricultural iand. wit future development potential, by way c proposal call. The property is located on the north sid of Rossland Road between Brock Roa and Church Street in the Town of Ajax. For complete details and to receive a information package please call Jo Clasadonte at (416)585-6786. Submissions will be received until 3:0 pm, Thursday, April 20. 1995. WATERFRONT COMMUNITY, 2 acre lots in beaulful Pon Perry. Lots $155.000. call 14 Estates. 427-0390 or 428-2215 I ea- • 3500 full priced. Seclud- ed wooded Trader lot. good road. sandy beach. fisting. 112 hr from Oshawa (416)431-1555 ' . 1 AFFORDABLE Lake Or. taro haler saes near Tree for Fully serviced, mature trees, sheltered docking. waterfront sites available F,:: pore from $990C ter^s. 416-757-4944 CAMP GROUND has fully ser, Ced trader sites avaU- Abko on South Bay. $625 . season Mav 1 - Oct 1 20 r. from Picton (905)434- 99,27evenvgs CAMP SITES - Because of new development for the : time in 25 years. sea- -.,^..il camp sites available On site. used trailers also for sate For more Into cad 1-(705) 799-6221 Beaver Trader Park Omernee 40V Request for TENDER SEALED TENDERS will be received in the envelopes provided by the undersigned until 11:00 a.m. Local Time on the specified closing date. TENDER 95-16 Stand Alone Computer Workstations for Central Maintenance CLOSING DATE: Tuesday. April 18. 1995 Tender documents will be available from the Purchasing Department. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. D.M Homeniuk, C.P.P., CPPO Manager of Purchasing The Durham Board Of Education 400 Taunton Road East Whitby, Ontario LIN 5R5 This Pro(eict is kindled ff wo the Canada(Ontano Irllrastructure Works ;:Iogram Canada TENDER NO. 95-12 SCIENCE CLASSROOM RENOVATIONS DUNBARTON HIGH SCHOOL- TOWN OF PICKI-KING RS McL.AUGHLIN C.V.I. (INCLUDIN(; ELEVATOR) - CITY OF OSHAWA UXBRIDGE S.S. - TOWN OF UXBRIDGE I)REQUALIFICATION 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 GENERAL CONTRACTOR -S TELEPHONE r FAX# obbet Sabbath Keepiing 5rakl� m C.)rntru,-tion 905-471 Lk)5- 71-+754 Markham ( onst)lidated Canadian Contrdctoh 40547-744 1AT;_4 '-2AAZ Markham i, krr Cla)structwo Ltd. 40543t1-2018 'x15.43 -5198 Bo%manville Michael Monteith Enterprist- 705-321 705,326-1311 Orillia %ft)n1C-as Gerwral Contractors 416-781-3,W 416-781-7370 Toronto Pegdon Construction 905-81 3-T oil 9051313-7-555 Mismssauga kaffaele Castaldt) 4]6 294-51501 316-294-1053 Scarborough Rutherford Contracting Ltd. 909 -AM -4433 140+ 111m _1145, Gormlev 1 alis Contractors Ltd. 905-5l1-1100 905-531-0107 Pickering MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR t I M. 9154:.4-8M) 905-72S-5817 Oshawa I)FC Mechanical 915697-1333 905-697-1346 Bowmanville 'T !Mechanical 905-723-1190 905-723-6185 Whitbv \liken Contracting 416-24;4),4,4 416-293-2.3(16 AgiryaxJrt t ian 1d R. Stark 905-725-712 i 9054311,1111 Oshawa Lniton 905-8514r)t33 90.5-8:;1-7660 Wtx)dbridge Bill Wdtx)n 905 -SSI -2462 905-0231-2963 Thornhill ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Acrel Electrical 905-73A-6470 0 Col icord arlo's Electrical 905-72,S-7361 905-72S- A17 Oshawa �:rerttar Electrical 416-673-1442 4161174-1)610 Etobia)ke Orbit Electrical 905-571 2297 905-5;1-55AI Oshawa Tricin Electric 905-611 11 , 90516)0-6959 Concord SEALED TENDERS from invited General Contractors only will be II ed in the envelopes provided, by THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION PURCHASING DEPARTMENT 400 TAUNTON ROAD EAST, WHITBY, ONTARIO LIN 5R5 until the cloning time and date: 3:00 PM. (Coxal Time) Thursdav, April 20, 1995 Tenders for Mechanical and Electrical Trades are to be received at the Durham Bid Depository, 2001 Thickson Road South, V%'hitb�; Ontario until the closing time and date 3:00 P.M. (Local Time) Tuesday, April 18, 1995 Drawing Specifications and Tender Documents will be available only to invited prequalified General Contractors and to it ited prequalified Mechanical and Electrical Trade Contractors, on and after Tuesday, April 4, 1995 from the office of Lennis Trotter, Architect, 168 Centre St. S., Oshawa, Ontario. LIH 4A6 upon payment of a refundable deposit of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00), in cash or by a 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 at the Toronto Construction Association. Tender submissions from General Contractors must be accompanied by a bid deposit in the form of a Bid Bend and letter of of Agreement to Bond, as outlined in the Tender Documents. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. Dennis Homeniuk, C.P.P., CPPD M.P. Graham, P. Eng., Manager of Purchasing Superintendent of Education/Plant This Project is funded through the canada/0ntano infrastructure works Program Cana 1' AAA consulting a Loan. Financial consulting Serv- tces for any purpose Also LOANS. Auto, emergency, consolidations, vacations. furniture. first time borrow- ers, business. etc Good or Bad CreditBankruptcies welcome. 8:30 am -9 00pm Mon -Sal. 416-630.0012. BORROW $10.000 . pay as L•ttle as $110 per month . o.a c Call Jerry, 668.7200. Free consultations Anbws Investments Ltd OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CON- TRACTS EXCLUSIVE MAJOR AUCTION NOTICE OAA • PPE • MAHOGANY • FJmn IE • as PElimuts COIIPtlrER, vium EDM cow * 1110 PCS. 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IF youve ansae SELL IT NOW CALL 683— IF you can save 50-60°6 d .a and a Yne 0707 OR FAX 683-7363 all and ask me how Sen - ,us callers only 905-428- 8860 COME WORSHIP Churches you to attena their WORSHIP SERVICES ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Rev. Ken Rowland Worship and Church School 11:00 a.m. Everyone Welcome CHURCROF CHRIST h or con! obbet Sabbath Keepiing CEDAR ST., AJAX Cordiay Invlesyou to a day c1 Worship and Praise on Saturday (Sabbath) Apn11.1995 1 street north of 401- west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 IIIIII Centre Captains the CoService 12 12 noon ROOT WOR iIP -11:00 A.M. a 7:00 P.M. Gum Spa" EmVelist WEr : AAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY A Smiley Ugh( retreshinents will be served T 31BLE IS GOD'S WORD -Evangelist: S tl�y (905) 6MM 229 683-247",JESUS IS -LORD. IN Pastor: - :0 kly services1(415&959l EASTER SERVICES "COME & WORSHIP" will be published on April 12 To advertise call Janice at 683-0707 I FIE. f � C'TUR Y FROM 8.5% 1 st Mtge. 95W2nd, 3rd ental Properties & Cottages e -financing ebt Consolidation Cral Properties No Income - No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service Since 1975 CALL TOLL FREE 686-2557 INR YOUR HOST TRAVEL AGENCY LIMITED 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 1D5 Bayty SIrW Waal. Alae ,%tr.aen Harwood i Monarch lBa,wood Control From the end of hockey to the beginning of baseball season. COME SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF UNIFORMS & TROPHIES t -SHIRTS •SWEATS, ETC. t by 73 Hunt St., Ajax f etory 619-2975 * qtr tRow���c Wavne Hutchinson brings to the these are the finest windows on the replacement window and door business a market,- says Wayne. "They're triple new and long overdue feature. It's a sealed to reduce air leakage and come Mobile Showroom which just may be with heavy duty hardware. the only one in Canada. if you so desire, you can also choose "The day is gone when you carried the Low -E -Glass which filters out the some brochures and a sample window to �, • 50e,74Z £11£7r7S • RO&M cooler in the summer and eliminate the * C,a s "ND MISS, NO FUSS Re York Mobile Library truck LEAVE THE WORK TO US" and installed interior walls r FREE 14 All of the windows come Birthday patties for as ages �k nh a lifetime warranty window samples." Till Apriland 1400 in Unit7--6676 When you call Durham on the installation. Phho8 Phone 8,3 Wayne would also like a free estimate, Wayne L with every his customers to know that WET BASEMENT? • Waterproofing • Drain Repairs Master Lic. #D30 •b FREE SERVICE CALLS 686-0011 DURHAM SAVE - A- LIFE offers cou V CPR & rses in FIRST AID Y All Courses lattght under the guidelines of the MART and STROKE FOUNDATION Comes available at all levels in Ajax & Oshawa Instruction of the Highest Quality • InfantlChild CPR • Bacic Rescuer CPR V Sumikard First Aid High CPR • Retraining • Brx,king.s f tr prireve gmups arailuhle • Invinrctor qualifrration awilabh, [9051683-1041 1-800-733-03IN THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31, I99S-PAGE 17 Durham Windows & Doors brings their showroom to your front door VINDOWS & DJRS 579-2222- \'dOWE SHOWROOM i s ;. s „ heft, Wavne Hutchinson will bring his 'Mobile Showroom to your home. (Right) Inside you'll find his display of Tech 'Weld 2000 Windows. Wavne Hutchinson brings to the these are the finest windows on the replacement window and door business a market,- says Wayne. "They're triple new and long overdue feature. It's a sealed to reduce air leakage and come Mobile Showroom which just may be with heavy duty hardware. the only one in Canada. if you so desire, you can also choose "The day is gone when you carried the Low -E -Glass which filters out the some brochures and a sample window to ultra violet rays keeping your home a customer's home," explains Wayne. cooler in the summer and eliminate the "So I obtained a retired North fadIng of your curtains, drapes York Mobile Library truck and furniture. and installed interior walls r FREE 14 All of the windows come along with all of my �k nh a lifetime warranty window samples." Till Apriland a ten year guarantee When you call Durham on the installation. • Windows and Doors for Wayne would also like a free estimate, Wayne L with every his customers to know that will show up at your door L he does all of the estimates kk window with his Mobile Showroompersonally eliminating the which you'll enter by way ot�ah-hlb,oust of a salesperson. sliding patio door. -I also, along with a helper, do all of Inside, displayed on the walls, are the the installations," he says. "This is to Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows ensure that every customer gets a high which you're free to operate and you'll quality job done at the best possible also discover the many special features price." including how they can be cleaned Durham Windows and Doors is without going outside. located at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa or "After being involved in this business phone (905) 579-2222. for the past 18 years, I can honestly say PICKWAY TRANSPORTATION NI Wear abate Wvd• Mkiteria/. 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NORTH VILL ECHRYSLER SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 19 HARWOOD A683m535 8 AND EVERY NIGHT (North of 401) PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1995 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ROYAL LEPAGE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Real Estate Services Ltd., Realtor Aim Higher.,',, SYLVIA KYLE* S_ SIMPLY IRRESISTIBLE! VALUE! & LOCATION! Fox He cw ocat.c- BeautA„ a- . -5 Bright Open, concept * 2.626 sq. ftia bedrooms Large eat-ir k3chen - Circular sta rcace 3 bedroorrs21.2 bathrms.. * Huge K 1nher Central air. central vac.... * Shor ha•K rx` s. parks $ Picke"ng Village CALL SYLVIA TODAY! 683-1790 �f 5303.900 WHINNY, WHINNY 10 acre c ;ti nonce rias icts of room for horses, 6ox60' vegetable garden 80+ fruit trees. SUSAN S244.900 DONNA PRESTIGIOUS HERMITAGE ADR. LIGHT' 175 RAVENSCROFT ROAD KENNEY* Just listed .tnn'ac;.ia:e 4 x^-'. 683-1790 Shows like orand new. Call tir`R' �i'M"0°d floors. Donna Lxp. 683-1790 5303.900 WHINNY, WHINNY 10 acre c ;ti nonce rias icts of room for horses, 6ox60' vegetable garden 80+ fruit trees. SUSAN $149.500 $269.900 - OPEN HOUSE Q t PERFECT STARTER HOME! SUN.. APRIL 2. 1-4 P.M. KENNEY* De:ac'�c 3 bac' xas:s 607 ASPEN RD. 683-1790 tir`R' �i'M"0°d floors. Let the tan urnD - - the 'ard, close to all greenhouse KRcnen. walk to summer in mos 6 bdrm.. family 5OX20C serviced comer of stores. Call S..sar Kenney'. executive home. susan 683-17yC Ke-ney.. 683-1 I X GLORIA DAHL - MANAGER HISTORIC POST MANOR 1970 BROCK RD. PICKERING 683-1790 Spring into a new home... $139,900 MOVING ON UP, IN STYLE!!! 5214,900 ABSOLUTE DOLL'S HOUSE $172,800 INCREDIBLE VALUE FOR 180 `?. deep freed lot . on greenbelt. 1.900 sq. ft. fam. rm., master THIS BIG ONE Completely renovated, new drywall, bdrm. has 4 pc. en suite ... cent. 2.700 sq. ft., 4 big bdrm. + 3 Dot lights. brd,m.. kitchen, family rm., air, vac_ intercom. Pie -shaped bathrms.. fam. rm., huge kitchen sun rm Quick closing' lot. 3 bdrms.. 3 bathrms. + more. - foyer. Neutral decor. Quick Yours in 30 days or less! closing available!"' GREAT VALUE - NORTH WHITBY 2.700 sq. ft. Greenpark. Many upgrades. Ceramic We, arcvlar st arcases. etc. Main fir. laundry and fam. rm. Bruce Lamone', Ill 1790. CALL LONG DISTANCE L7FREE IrA (416) 626-8000 +` ""'^-.'• k,)YAL Lr PAGE • Li 500 s . ft. and u 511.00 rocs. -- `" • • ll 820 sq. ft. and u - S10.00 net. ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES SUMMER'S COMING dJwous 'xrne _ spac,ous Dine or you' Aakouf ceck tbrms 'Firxsf)ed basement - . rgixind pod -Solarium = of the eat -in kRCner., Enjoy 1 ,624 sq. ft. 53.25 net. aWit,on 'Cent air 8 .ac This < m 5 3 bdrm. home m „'' j home srnpN must De ter' beautrtul Maple Ridge. Call GARRY WELWOOD' APOrot 2.800 sq h Heather ' now. Lillian Buhl, 683-1790. Cullen' 683-t'gC 683-1790 A WISE CHOICE np CALL DOUG JOYCE** BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME NOW MANY SITES AVAILABLE PRICED FROM D.W. JOYCE $749900 TO SMALL ACREAGES. INVESTMENT FIRST TIME BUYERS OPPORTUNITY You will benefit by having me Excellent net income. Triple "N, help you find that starter home. tenant. Ajax Real Estate is still 27 YEARS EXPERIENCE your best investment. 905-683-1790 "Associate Broker 'Sales Representative CALL ARLENE HEASMAN* For Personal viewing Q t PRIVACY AND Q�NNp S CONVENIENCE - Very ;a:,-ensa - - - - Fully furnished 3 bdrms., 'ard, close to all BEAUTIFUL LOT IN AJAX a i 5OX20C serviced comer of amenities. nities. det. 3 bdrm., available for your dream home. More lots available. Call Massarat :ountry kitchen. skylight. ^replace, cent. air cond.. -ew windows. new 'imace. Ths one is • r r spotless. Don't delay' $105,000 GORGEOUS ! WATERFRONT ,- COTTAGE - - - - Fully furnished 3 bdrms., with lovely fp., sandy beach. BEAUTIFUL LOT IN AJAX Beautiful view in HaGburton. 5OX20C serviced comer of Massarat Nagvi*, 683-1790. available for your dream home. More lots available. Call Massarat Nagvi% 683-1790. WORKING HARD TO MEET YOUR NEEDS. Naqvi* 683-1790 1200 NEW SALES REPRESENTATIVES 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 KATHRYN PARISH* Ten years Royal Lepage Experience #1 in Listings & Sales 1993 & 1994 $113,500 * 3 bedrooms * End unit * Finished walkout basement * Large breakfast area ' Carries for $963 P61 with 10% down. Your $249,900 SIMPLY GORGEOUS Finished top to bottom. 6 bdrms. *4 washrooms * Walkout basement Premium Pie -shaped lot backing to greenbelt! Call Today For A Free Market Evaluation! borhood Specialist! 683-1790 Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington THIS WEEK 13�News Advertiser. A Metroland Publication 865 Farewell St., OIVIIE, kshawa, ON L I H 7L5 Timothy J. Whittaker, publisher N TER I 41C=> IRLP S Tel.: (905) 579-4404 or (416) 798-7672 MARCH 31 PRESSRUN F -i N�Onw za • " t '� �• 4 "'.,may 1 1: Character K+';K.. - tet yj • ;;_ .-•s` - „�� 111 - i 1 �y!'= '._ it It 11' -1t1 :111 �� _- •,;.. -Or 1W ri - :i ala fC �,- 1. AMMMOO al C%laraCtel in a gcuJ %UO/Ile 1S 1Jtw, bu#Wu'll figd a to dw but -.4;- 00 - Mm ft a fa6ukw uvo&d&mWV &airiy a beawfdtroai m u" i tom, ftc6lfUm Gaft&3%mdt& onftwry } r w EAIdi fWXW Off= aft open wwxpt de*x mj%a- sq4 and personalty O maatic caMedrlal ceflsp An at5iardGagce of u+tg4wa carry- w ,J,u 1`m you fmk 4lnigae s aftcases taWi p&t Aefivs Gounmet t V � kwfiim u A pct built in de* agd b wfoka bars ;Mous buitt4n 1 Centras U&6I fi?rpfacts ,: speak!cowTutrr arras agd xwm q i P&GE 2 NEIN MOPES i WnRIORS. '995 THE VILLAGE Br�ooku-*N WHERE THE PAST MEETS THE FUTURE 11).D IF-jl I 'Bose were the dam when space was plemtifuL neighbours greeted each other, and good old fashioned valoes thrived. Now thev're bads again at Tri code's Nie of Brookfm, with few brand new morels. Each one of these magnificent 4 bedroom designs has all the Comforts and unexpected iaxvies today's fames so richly deserve. To discover yesterday's ambiance. visit the models of Tribute's Village of Brooklin today. jo s~1 GRAND OPENING BONUS Choose from one of our fabulous bonus packages!* "MAPLERUN HOMESD 1X ,kw " fox Conde Ode 77'eA1b@1AtCvy' SUPPUED BY: Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 1 -bpm, Friday 1-6prn, Sat., Sun. & Hol. 11 am-6prn * TO qualified purchasers. See Sales Representative for details. Prices and specifications subject to change without notice. E. & O.E. 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 area. Here you'll find 16 all -brick bungalow ST included and 2 storcy designs, some featuring treed up to 3,050 s% CL 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 can choose one of the spectacular GRAND OPENING packages! "MAPLERUN HOMESD 1X ,kw " fox Conde Ode 77'eA1b@1AtCvy' SUPPUED BY: Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 1 -bpm, Friday 1-6prn, Sat., Sun. & Hol. 11 am-6prn * TO qualified purchasers. See Sales Representative for details. Prices and specifications subject to change without notice. E. & O.E. c7"u1-z�r1 c7N. $- 990 F rcirn l 2-wA4 i YJ 117 ..# ,�=' flllll7117L `:)o,,e floor plan feature The Courtice SALES OFFICE HOURS S i sq.ft. S 14 3 990 Monday Thursday lipm. ?pm. Saturday & %pm. Spm. 0r �� Q ✓V !'tn,�nt 90S 43.3333 i \crc N1(mdcd Park i `�ir��}��l-��l�t�l�� E���r����� ()i� Vii►' -�i►'. -��'. 4X 1 MODEL HOMES NEW HOMES & INTERIORS_ ION VAr.F a ■ We -�kske ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 9 � ■ fir ■ dr'�,.. rya' � � "Y'S I� �:; • 0 ;4 . 'ice 1 F ■ ■ O ■ ■ lookcolic[ o FIF-1 111 11 T T r".4 014, PLUS s. all Opt► Ot��. .=_ �_ _�:_ _-- — _ = — _ � — _ �..� BOWMANVILLE - .�a , - f i i - � � r! S - — �r.r.=— � •. _ _.':- � 1 .A -cam ......... - - a • Victoria Design Freehold Townhomes From * Walking Distance To Schools • Immediate Closings Available. • new Release Of Homes On The Park. SAYS OFFICF HOURS: Mon... - Thurs. 2pm. - 7pm., Sat. &Sun. Moon - 6pm. t•n� wus I.■■■■■■■. h1/o a d apedAtaftm N**O M d►.//�e wftlNYt MIYof. 119 WIN BONUS'S OFF Choose � y Free Upgrades Worth 53,500.00! Four Free Appliances! - m • :'- axe. �I D 1 1 1 ss �e - �� no • VIII ink- _ � •.moo.• �. •�rrarurl q . W' a ,. t i�tr n • R .t LE n) NA .. r... -k."R•r ip�tNHllll�iflil%I�197 J 1 k Vw" cm GERANIUM HOMES -- ESTATE Brought to you by: 400! News Advertiser PICKERING �61 TOWN CEN NEW HOMES i WTERIORS, IM PAGE 7 WEST SHOW WHEN: Wednesday April 5 - Friday April 7 TIME: 9:30 AM. to 9:30 PM WHERE: The Pickering Town Centre WHO: Real Estate Agents, Brokers & New Nome Builders & affiliated service. You're invited to visit our displays. Take advantage of this opportunity to meet real estate agents, builders & services all under one roof. If you are planning on buying a home, plan to be there with a selection of resale & newhomes available in Durham Region and abroad. Call us today! (905)579-4404 or Toronto(416)798-7672 for more information P J I 1 Whe Best 1 YOU 11 F--, ver Alak ::e At Tormina, we definitely have what it takes to move you. Like innovative designs, quality workmanship, and standard luxury features. All this plus 25 years of outstanding building expertise addup 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. C&VESTNEY HEIGHTS _ • pening r41`:•1: SAY: CIA6ED SAT. % StM* 12 - S PAIL 905-68"749 j from OFMCEN E.AGRiU�/W�.*� DL tIRM4' 0 w 7 i p 4- -•�. w4 \ W HWY.2 3 W 'E m HWY.401 = 4: from 1470 - 2600 e -y w 7 i p 4- -•�. w4 \ Z 4: 1470 - 2600 r NEW HOMES:?NTERKM, I"SPAGE 9' GRAND OPENING We Dare You To Beat These Features - 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 Oshawa's most prime locations, Parkview Gardens has so much to offer. Close to shopping, schools and all area amenities. OFFICE HOURS Mon. to Tlvm. 1 pm. - 8 pm. Sat. and Sun. 12 am. - 5 pm.. Closed Fndava. Call (905) 721-2291 PAGE I&NEW HOMES i INTERIORS, 1995 [i Ann Ill'i 00,W�,W`NV1LLLVS;`ASPE-- NEW HOMES 3 INTERIORS, 1999 PAGE 11 } MIL Y 91•\I i S'7 Z4 tt)F �.. COMMUNITY 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)4274M FREEHOLD TOWNHOMES FROM Tanta Mghtvay apt to Wav" Rd. Go North. WawrNy Rd. runs moo mw tm. Rd. pw north of the 401 and the saoas ofRm rs dv4c" on your kn 0 P1G[EROG AJAX WMTBy OSHAWA 1A.: ~ t t W ; IIW� a01 *I I l.A1lE OMfAtiO •Unked below, ground Detached* From $29990 PAGE 12 DEM HOMES 6 INTERIORS, 1995 araen Fark Homes is Making�uiti � "Itba Quality Built ome , at a Fair Price... �t" 0 Bonus Package 1 Ist upgrade Kitchen Cabinets 12"x12" Ceramic floor tile in Fover. t:ntn Hall. Kitchen. Breakfast Area. Laundry Rm. and all Bathrooms. f!t:�iC: L t e\ - Bonus Package 2 cw Natural Stain Parquet Floor in Li% ing Rm. & Dilling Rm. c Natural Stain Oak Staircase main to second floor. Bonus Package 3 : Bonus Package 4 Central Vacuum System © Appliance Package which includes: 1 st Upgrade Broadloom and undetpad throughout main & o Stove, Refrigerator. Washer. second floors. Dryer and Quilt -In Dishwasher. Bonus Package 5 1A M11 � J Garden Park Homes t,. $ 189,990. THE HIGHLANDER 1916 SQ. FT T' WHITBY Key Map non Wed 1:40 p.m. to 8:90 P.M. ` on FtrWay - chosed E0611114117111 LN p.nl. to 6:00 p.m. (904721-10W ROSSLAND RD. o ¢ �� p N z z HIGHWAY i 2 () DUNDAS ST O y Z ��W ~ SA HIGFiWAr:101 3 0 Y�nc�ca i H z W Y Key Map non Wed 1:40 p.m. to 8:90 P.M. ` on FtrWay - chosed E0611114117111 LN p.nl. to 6:00 p.m. (904721-10W • D PPI b ood F . NEW HOPES & NITERIORS,195 PAGE 13 } WA0AMMW THE0 CMMUNITY YOU CAN AFFORD ME 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. MOIE) IS OPEN 2,990 NIEWRELF',ASE VT MH T �E VVVL DEVELOPMENT CROUP INC. $ 990 from XPW 525 sq. fL x z: y *Linked below grade. Prices & specifications subject to change. E'.'& O. E. Some premiums do ripply. TAUNTON RD SAL:S OFFI(:E V MODEI HOMES DRVDEN BLVD o ROSSLA.VD RD �_ D -WAS SREF hw t .•t "IVY p� VT MH T �E VVVL DEVELOPMENT CROUP INC. $ 990 from XPW 525 sq. fL x z: y *Linked below grade. Prices & specifications subject to change. E'.'& O. E. Some premiums do ripply. PAGk tr NEw kAlts i INTERIORS, 1995 New Hoaaes sad Interiors Excitement building at MapleRun.Ho 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 S106,000. Two other packages offer five appliances or an upgrade of kitchen cabinets and ceramic floor tile 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 $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 n �&JES TimoTHT J. WHZTTAMCR publisher BRUCE DAIQ'ORD advertising manager )Bonique Ilia salesinanager John Duarte features consultant Paul Andrew Smith photography raw somas & nrrERarls is published bi-weekly. with a total pressrun of 200,000 copies, at 865 Farewell St., Oshawa (telephone number 579-4404) and Is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of suburban newspapers with distribution in Oshawa, Whitby. Ajax. Pickering, Clarington. Scarborough and Port Perry. Reproduction In whole or In part without prior written permission from the publisher is prohibited. The publisher reserves the riot to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sok discretion. lour 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 I 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. ONLY AVAILABLE: 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! 99001 GST Inrlrinld From .i. V .,/ SLEESA.ti'D SYE0FTCAn0M>S; 6ji:CT TUB- i,,;,NCE WTTHOL-T \O^Cf:.. k O F_ THE SUMERWOOD TWO STOREY,1935 SQ. Fr. ON A 50' OPEN SPACE LOT. ONLY S1x.9901 SPACIOUS SUITES... Vf�ITH FANTASTIC VIEWS OF THE LAKE ! ,,�"' • One, two and three bedroom suites up to x.. .. 2,873 sq. ft., including spectacular 2-storey;a. designs & penthouses • Most suites have a terrace, balcony or solarium • Recreation amenities include indoor pool, y ?, his & hers saunas & recreational arealisp s,m,,,. • Close to GO, shopping and all amenities • Take advantage of our Special x Financing Package!* 1 Bedroom Suites Spacious 2 Bedrooms $ 900 900 From ' From ' For information call: ( 905) 619-8800 Sales Office Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. ONVE Sat. & Sun. 12 p.m. - 5 p.m., Closed Friday • To awRd p adwcaa. Rina and WKscom ■toad b dwga w0 oit n000a E i O E ir[ owruwo BRERNERS II 1. a PAGE ie kEY140MES L WORE, 199s N40w Hoinwom sail -I-si criors j '4 6 I 4.� Condominium ownership now available at Oshawa's Parkview Gardens community Canlight Group of Companies is pleased to announce its acquisition and `There's a real redevelopment of the townhouse community located at 1133 Ritson Rd. feeling of ".. in os neighborly warmth Recentlytly named Parkview• Gardens, the community of 141 condominium and co-operation townhomes was built in 1988 and originally marketed as rental property. that people look for Now. the townhomes are for sale and - - in a eo m m u n i tv. pnced as low as 589,900. They present an excellent opportunity for affordable home ownership in a prime location of Oshawa Two upgrade packages are also offered and are particularly appealing to first- at incredible prices. One includes a time homebuyers and families with small choice of either new carpeting or ceramic children. tiling in the appropriate areas and a new Over the years. Parkview Gardens has high -efficiency gas furnace priced at evolved into a close-knit, caring 53,500. The second, at S5.900, includes community and over 25 per cent of the both new carpeting and ceramic tiling townhomes have already, been transferred throughout the home along with the new to private ownership. furnace. According to Jason Lester, vice- The townhomes at Parkview Gardens president for Canlight. "We are pleased to come in two distinctive designs. The see such a tremendous community loyalty smaller, called the Park Lane, is a 1,219 and commitment. And there's a real square foot, two-storey home with a feeling of neighborly warmth and co- finished full-sized basement. The High operation that people look for in a Park, at a spacious 1,325 square feet, is a community." three-storey, split-level home with Parkview Gardens boasts a number of finished half -sized basement. It also has other advantages such as convenient the distinction of being one of the largest location near two shopping malls (5 townhomes currently available in Points Mall and White Rose Mall), Oshawa - schools, libraries, community centres. Both designs include three bedrooms health-care clinics and municipal parks. It and a four -piece bathroom on the second also has access to local bus service and is floor and a living/dining room, kitchen and a 10 -minute drive to Hwy. 401. two-piece bathroom on the first floor. As Within the townhouse complex itself, well, the homes come with broadloom, residents enjoy a private recreation five appliances, finished basement with centre, ample visitor parking and a built-in laundry facilities, single car garage children's playground with baby swings, and fully -sodded front lawns. As basketball court, jungle gym and mentioned, prices start from $89,900 hopscotch squares. depending on the unit size and location. In keeping with the lively spirit of the Models of both townhome designs are community, Canlight expects to available for viewing. The smaller Park implement a number of improvements Lane has been fully decorated and within the development in the future — furnished and the High Park, enjoying a these include extensive landscaping and number of upgrades, has been renovations such as new exercise rooms accessorized to show off its living space. in the recreation centre and new street To see the two model homes or for lamps. As well, Canlight plans to enhance further information, visit the Sales the exterior of the homes with such extras Presentation Centre located in the as new brass accessories, decorative recreation centre at the corner of Beatrice shutters and planters and new paint. St. and Ritson Rd. N. Office hours are "However, it will be up to the Monday to Thursday from 1 to 8 pm. and homeowners within the community to weekends from noon to 5 p.m. Or call make the final decision on our Rita Nowak at 905-721-2291. enhancement program," says Lester. Canlight Group of Companies is an Each rental unit that is sold will be integrated real estate company with brought to exacting "as new" standards extensive experience in acquisition, real inside including fresh paint throughout, estate development, construction and steam -cleaned carpets and modern property management for both the .:,,halogen track lighting in specific areas. 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 I1 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 5179,990 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. ' modern features. Formal dining rooms and circular staircases and innovative second -floor or open - concept family rooms are 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 collection 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. INTRUBUCING 7.19LI'17-F/N/J NC/NG" He&k and Wa/k Outs (wACro 9P//lca0/ej 4 Free Appilaiices- FREE Security System CAU [905] 728-7117 or 1-800-743-0545 �► .� .. �` 1 PPI -4 %4IIia r4 -ELEVATED BUNGALOW WITH FINISHED LOWER IEVEI "UP TO 100.000 BASED ON A 3 YEAR TERM qWr'll "A litLott �'•-✓ `�.r 3:fi� Y• r' • �-- TME GEM S169.990 1960 SO FT WITH fINISHEO LOWER IEVEI PAGE 18 NEW HOMES i MTERKM. im New Hozrics ei jmcl Zateriors Boom times ahead for the h* 0ousing i 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 Gundv 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. ,%IT. 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 1980s. 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 : 0.(1(x) new jobs created in 1994. Not only will this gi,.e consumers higher income, it will bolster their confidence to make big purchases, like homes and cars. And consumers will he in the mooxi to spend more and save less, continuing a trend from 1993, when the,. 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. Mr. Rubin said the rise in interest rates is temporary and that the hanks' prime lending rate will drop to eight per cent by the -summer. The American futurist is Harr,, Dent, author of an international bestseller called "The Great Boom Ahead." Mr- Dent, a master of business administration from Harvard 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. Ills 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 centurv. "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-day 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 babv- boomers are now in their mid- 30s, most of whom have bought their first home within the last five years and are 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- 40s, 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." 0 Village of Brooklin tops at SAM awards The Village of Brooklin, a community by Tribute Corporation and The Sorbara Group in Whitbv, 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 conjunction with the Ontario Home Builders Association at its annual conference Hamilton. The Village of Brooklin also won three oth categories-, best signage, best project sale brochure for homes selling under $200,000 ar best sales office over 10)0 square feet. The Village of Brooklin sales office is locatt just minutes north of the Whitby town centre, Winchgester and Thickson roads in Brookli For more information call the sales office 686-5441. Preocire forvour p urc ase Making the right choice when it comes to purchasing a home is a matter of good planning, not good luck. No one person can he expected to know, everything, so it is critical to surround yourself with qualified professional assistance throughout the process. Before starting out in search of a house, take the time to determine your financial capabilities. Based on your income and expenses, your real estate representative is qualified to calculate the maximum amount of mortgage you can obtain and, in most instances, can put you in touch With a financial institution which will provide you with written confirmation of the amount. Knowing your price range can save a lot of time, energy and, especially, frustration during the selection process. It can also re -assure the vendors about the validity of vour offer and, therefore, swing negotiations in your favor. The structural soundness of Your new home is your next concern. Certified home inspectors can he hired to thoroughly examine the house prior to your offer becoming firm. This can be a few hundred dollars well spent, because they do not indicate extras included nor any mortgage benefits, but they can serve as a solid general guideline of value. Even though you may have especially if %ou are interested in an older home. To have an the inspection done you should consult your sales representative, who can refer you to one or more certified home inspectors and then you I submit an offer on the house that makes it conditional for a few days upon completion of the inspection. You must pay for the inspection, but at the very least it will provide you i with peace of mind. Once financing is in place, f you should carefully select one I real estate representative to t look after your needs. It Is important you feel comfortable with the representative and he or she be f very familiar with the f neighborhood into which you want to move. d A professional r representative spends a great o deal of time researching the re market on your behalf and you y will be better served having b one person looking after your h best interests rather than "working with" a number of y people. t Before submitting an offer, d you may ask your d representative for a computer ex printout of comparable homes h that are listed for sale and that have recently sold. Sale g figures can be misleading d pre -qualified for a mortgage, you can further protect 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 or 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 irm offer and insufficient u nds. If you art: making a sizable eposit, ask your sales epresentative to include in the ffer a clause stating you will celve the interest earned on our deposit. The amount may e small, but every little bit e Ips. 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 cellent selection and prices ave not yet started to rise despite the fact the market has ained significant momentum wring the last few months. The time is right for buying a new home Making the right choice whir, it comes to purchasing a home is a ,nail :r of goof planning, no: good luck. No one person can be expec*ed to know everything, so it is critical to surround yourself with qualified professional assistance throughout the pro"WEs. Before starting out in s:.,-rcF of a house, take ;he time to dete nii..c your financial capabilities. Based on your income and expenses, your teal e�tMe representative is qualified to calculate tht; ri3x mum amount of mortgage you can aht i it , nd, in most instances, can put you it. to is F 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 at d, especially, frustration during the selection process. It can also re -assure the vendors about the validity of your offer and, therefore, swing negotiatic•ns 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, the very least it will provide you with l,eice of riind. Once financing is in place, you should carefully select -3ne real estate representative to look after your needs_ It is impottart you feel comfortable with the r-�pr ;#Wative and he or she be very fami:i u- with the neighborhood into which you via -it to move. A professional representative spends a great deal of time researching the market oil yoLir behalf and you will be better served having one person looking after your best interests rather than "working with" a number of people. Befcre 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. NEW HODS i NTERRM, JN5 PAGE 19 LARGE 50' LOTS Take one look at our Builder Feature Homes and you too will discover that hese homes have numbers that will move you. THE RIDGE Our Numbers Will Impress You! The new, home value you watit is here! choose from the 191 j sq. it. encaim priced at only S-169,(0) to the ? 193 sq. ft. Ivanhoe Ge priced at 8179,W0. OFFICE HOURS `ion to Thuis I pm - 8 pin Gat and sun I I am - 6 pin, L lostxl I:ridays FALL (905) 725-1181 *Urnited tune only up t., S 160,11110 for 3 year term ti, ual&-d buyers. See sAl s representa'fiw for "I - ',,ne lot wily t PAGE 20 NEW HOMES A a frERK)FM t 995 New Horszes eumel Iaterlors Choose your builder 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. OtiHWk'P changed this inequity between condominium and home buvers 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 :rust 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, �. �rw, wj � BY AUBREY LEBLANC 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. MZN 61_9 or call 1-800-668-0124. AUBRE V LEBLANC is president and registrar of the Oruario New Home 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 fust -timers, says the study, compared with a figure of 40 per cent for first-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 name you can trust If you appreciate the finer things in designs. But purchasers open a life — like diamonds and rubies — treasure chest with Melody Homes' here's a gen of am idea. Take a drive "Multi Choice" program. For each 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 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 seryice, 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 cutting 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 consumers.,, TWMkin of e a move? g g Find your new home in New Homes & Interiors To advertise call 579-4404 or 416-798-7672 (from Toronto) Buckingham Gate offers style and affordability 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 Gate the 4o.,d with the. 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-tn 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 -toot 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 will enjoy the close prf+.rtmity )( Riverside NEW HOMES 31NTERIORS. 1995 PAGE 21 YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND OF QUEEN'S COURT IN WHITBY Join us as ire celebrate the opening of 31 traditional style homes, nestled in cz quiet cul-de-sac, in the heart of a quiet, established ravine community in Whitby. 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, feaWm buift4n entertainment centres, master bedrooms with sitting areas, three -car garages and optional three -sided fireplaces. landscaping 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. "Another 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 -foot lofs that exem- 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.- - - - - - - - - - F'i-i Traditional luxury Freehold Twwnhomes • Eaablished ranine community • Traditional spacious des{qu • Vo maintenance fee's • Only 16 unitsavailable • Discover the Roval D# ere nce Traditional I .uxury Detached Homes • (Ixom from 15 traditimml lrmrees • Ali clav brisk axu7ion • fstabadxd ravine community • (:lase to major bighmays • fkwoper the Roval l i jrsrsrce In Whitby Qwera'f Covert Havre •W.w I5Nn.-!pw .VIw • F,da� ('[coin • vt Nva H.It&w !l a... D'.■ A CtSY.ND S .. Qwera'f Covert Havre •W.w I5Nn.-!pw .VIw • F,da� ('[coin • vt Nva H.It&w !l a... D'.■ A L- ...,.«. , .».._ �............,,. ._...r,w+�.own.�•�U•.:«.:.+:: .rf4�.:.._,z=..• ,+en+rnwra,,• PAGE 22 NEW410AMS 4 IWERK)AS, io% . Ncw Horzzcs acid Interiors Could ta home of fbe plasti*c": 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 2,5(H) 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 1993. The figure includes single detached homes, semis, townhomes and condominiums. The top five municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area in sales were Mississauga (3,160), Markham (1,529), Brampton (1,660), Scarborough (1,252) and North York (1,349). ;\ew home prices in the greater Toronto area increased in 1994 to an average of $208,(M, up from just under S2(H),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 5.62 per cent (for six months) and 10.75 per cent (for five years) in June. 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 2,5(0 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 be attached to the panels, they can be stuccoed, or left unfinished. Thee are � irtually maintenance -free and ,cuff,, ea1,11� removed. Roofs can be insulated up to any R -factor. The company says plastic houses will becort popular as the cost of conventional housing goes i because of increasing costs for labor and materials. TI most basic model can be constructed in as little as thrl days. Royal Group Plastics Ltd. makes vinyl sidin; windows and doors and other plastic products at 4 factories in Canada, the United States and Mexico. It is the largest manufacturer of plastic blinds i North America and the largest maker of plast; plumbing in Canada. Annual sales are nearly $5f, million. A kit for a home of 1,(x)0 sq. ft. is expected to co about S30.000. 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 plent% 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 market ... 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. Godfrey 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 prices to rise, said Mr. Godfrey. "With prices set to rise, potential purchasers would be wise to act now." THI INE K Collection Contest fjockets 23 Pay your carrier for the February 24 (o MN ONE of March delivery period and win one of S five $100 tickets and help the United lVa ! y WIN* ,rI -A THIS NEW << = ,d� MELODY HOME Only 3,000 Tickets at $100 ea. Home valued at $170,000! 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Y Visit the New Home Information Centre C= v ; locaoff ted at the corner of Brock Rd. and Hws 2. �= Entrance oof Finch Ave just West of Brock �.. ca..mdaa.,a Ilnur.: �l��n. I ►i. Il-�I�.nt.. .,{ „.., „, ..,,. 4. ,,,,,, ,, - •�, ' � — 1:1i.. �lll1. �� Illlllll:l�� II -h 1.111. s . N7 .. 1 13 v PACE 24 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1 M lb w ft, a WIL M=K '�l.ii�l �_ :�, -_ ................... HOMES .M Zak 41 to Gar a n