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FriftY. lane 239 1995 44 pages A Metrdaod Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 Val. 114 No. 26
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St. Timothy's Presbyterian
Church hosts a strawherry tca on
Saturday. June 24 from 1 to 3
p.m. at 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax.
Cost for the event is $3.50 for
adults and S1.50 kir children 10
and under. Call &S6-4290 for
more Information.
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severancep of but
eligibility tightened
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0 Defeated The old rules had a maxi-
mum severance of up to
Durham regional six -months of pay.
councillors now Regional councillors
receive a yearly salary of
eligible for up to about $2LM0.
Also, all current and
one year's Salary future regional councillors
must serve more than three
By KEITH GILLIGAN ycan to qualify, so a politi-
,,T %f F RFM )RTf.R clan would have to be re -
DURHAM — Regional elected at least once to be
councillors will get more eligible. Under the old
severance pay upon leaving rules. a councillor was cli-
office, but they'll have to gible for a severance
work longer toquali- regardless of how
fy. long mg he or she had
On Wednesday. .Cued.
Durham council F Ajax councillor
voted 27-2 to change ? 1,to:vc Parish voted
the severance pay ,!ainst offering scv-
requirements to pro- :ranee pay (the
vide up to a year's ther councillor
pay for long -serving - pposed was
politicians who retire Wayne Oshawa mayor
or are &-fcaucd. Arthurs Nancy Diamond),
Under the new by questioning the
rules, the amount a coumil- "propriety" of severance
for will receive has been pay.
increased to one month's "it's not the message
pay for each year of service, people in government arc
to a maximum of 12 trying to send." he said.
months. So, a councillor Councillors aren't cligi-
who has scrvcd more than b1c for Unemployment
12 years will get a sever- Insurance benefits and
ance of one year's pay, but receiving some severance
a politician with six-ycars will help politicians adjust
of service will get a sever- after leaving office or being*
ance of six months. plea sea CASH ... page 2
A Spl'lI1k-IlI1`,?
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Ryan Kirk (left) and Otto Heppenstiel found an easy way to beat the
heat this week with a sprinkler The pair took advantage of the cooling
opportunity this week at a Gates Crescent home in Ajax.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
No fine for pit bull owner as
By LINDA WHITE
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PICKERING — A Pickering man who
pleaded guilty to disoheying a court order
demanding that he turn over his pit bulls for
destruction after attacking other dogs was
given a suspended sentence Wednesday.
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Chris Dornellas was given the sentence
after Justice of the Peace Laura Maclarczuk
learned his pets had been handed over to
Pickering-Ajax-N1Vhithy (PAW) Animal Con-
trol earlier that morning.
His pit bulls were ordered destroyed May
18 after court learned of unprovoked attacks
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dogs turned in
on neighborhood dogs. The most recent
attack involved a chow -chow, which
received 40 stitches to its neck, throat, chest
and legs, in which passersby used crutches
and a sledgehammer to pry away the pit
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Pit bulls to be put
down after attacks
IFROY PAGE 1 who recornmrnded a suspended sen-
�p� tettce, acknowledged Mr. Dornellas
However, neither Mr. Dotnellas had been co'°�ad� and "� �'�
nor his dogs were at their Rouge- b rdentify the person be gave them
taormt Drive home whey PAW offs- eO'� the animals fa destruc-
�cials arrived to pick the dogs uP the tion» iateres< has naw been
afternoon of the May ruling. ��» Mr McGuire noted.
When PAW retutnod the neat day, jylr. Wakefield pilod the
the aaittttals wen stilt ntissiag atad Mr. » » �°d'
Dornellas was served with coon -°dH�� was ��
papers for failing b comply with an � � destroyed thr+ongh a Private
�oMer ander the Dob Owners' I..iabiG- veterinarian that afternoon because
ty Y..ater that smooth bis hwyer. Gra- they'd be put down »h a more emo-
ham Wakefield, toW court his client tiooally satisfying manner» than at
didn't know the wigeabonts of the PAW.
animals. saying they were sold the Mr. Dornellas faced a maximum
day t<tey were ordered destroyed. fine of SS.000 per day for refusing b
�Crawn attorney Stephen McGu�c. obey the coon order. ,
Cash a outs hiked
py
FROM PAGE 1 in sin months of leaving ofGcc.
voted ort. Pickering mayor Wayne Current councillors will have the
Artbtm saki in supporting thr pack- �� �'� of gi"1°g up their eligi-
age bility M• notifying the cleric within the
"It will allow• coiuirilkxc in relocate next � days. Future regional politi-
ruith some modest protection. The �-` will he able to opt out within 30
average length of service here is 6y da}'s of taking offrce.
years. so the financial implications are `It wil! be interesting two years
..�, �.�" �..�� said. from now bow many campaigns are
'i'o rereive severance pay. a coon- tauncb� by scxneoae saying 'Vfr'itbin
cillor would have to submit a written � days of taking office. I won't take
application to fhe regional cleric with- severance pay'." Mr. Artburs saki.
Canine unit can't trach: robber
PICKERItiG — An an Imperial Bank of called in but was
armed robber made off Commerce at 376 unable to track the bazt-
a•ith a substantial Kingston Rd. around dit.
amoral of cash in a 2:10 p.m.. Durham The suspect is
bank holdup herr Tues- Regional Pblicc upon_ described a s white .
day afternoon. Hr demanded cash aged 2S to 30. S' 1 1".
A man with a hand- and fled oa [not_ with a mcdinm build
gun catered the Camdi- The canine unit was anti straight hair.
COME ONE COME ALL!!
GRAND OPENING
Saturday, June 24th
ARABELLA RESTAURANT
(Free Coffee and Sweets)
i 735 Bayly St., Pickering
(Brock & Bayly)
CANADIAN &MIDDLE EAST FOOD
Licensed L.L.B.O.
Specials Every Breakfast and Lunch
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COME ONE COME ALL!!
GRAND OPENING
Saturday, June 24th
ARABELLA RESTAURANT
(Free Coffee and Sweets)
i 735 Bayly St., Pickering
(Brock & Bayly)
CANADIAN &MIDDLE EAST FOOD
Licensed L.L.B.O.
Specials Every Breakfast and Lunch
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Rural Pick
ering residents fear cemetery plan ��
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STAFF 1030MM
P17KERRING — There is a
po91 "1 for water coon mi-
ntatiou in the Clreenwvod area
if a cemetery plan procceds,
claim members of the l k*w-
ing Rural Association.
The proposal by Green-
wood Gardens tails to con-
vert a 66 -acre agricultural
reeve near Groeaalood into
cemetery land. The area,
located north of Hwy. 7, east
of Wmwy Rud. has been a
the hands of Greenwood Gar-
dens since 1990. The oomph
my is sed king a redesignation
of the waling Guam agriaifr-
al socemelery land.
Alan Clark, a farmer
whose lied is situated close
So Itic site, clams the area is
an important earthman basin
for Carruthers Creek. He is
uneasy about the effect a
cemetery would have on
existing residential and farm
wells in the area. There is a
danger, fears Mr. Clark of
the contamination of these
wells by what he estimates
will be 7,000 of tons of
human remains and 20,000
gallons of embalming Doti in
the proposed c c maery-
Mr. Clark says ere are 44
houses within a half -mile
radius of the site, which are
served by 19 wells between
150 and 260 bet deep.
Mr. Clues land contains
three wells which he feels
could also be in danger of
Alan Clark fears wells wi be contaminated with devel-
opment of a cemetery new his neral Pickering farm.
Fred Beer, Chairman of The whose residents rely on
Pickering Rural Association, groundwater for drinking.
says Mr. Clark's worries are "We don't like to talk about
warranted. and they are wor- these things. hum we'd better
rigid about the rural area talk about them. We want
Hydro invites views on
radioactive storage plan
AJAX-PICKERING — An open
lionise this Sunday will provide the pub-
lic with idormadon an Ontario Hydro's
pians to stone radioactrw fad an outside
containers at the Pidkering nuclear sa-
tion
it's rtioruig km 1:15 b 4:15 p.m. on
June 25 at The information ane: a< the
Pickamtg station on Montgomery Park
Road
Ontario Hydro wants to use the dry -
storage method for spent fuel rods
insicad of the current system of wet stor-
age in swrimming-pool like
ponds inside the nuclear
plan In January, the
Atomic Energy
Control Board
(AECB) approved
the first of two
phases involving
dry storage. Stage I
features placing dry
si 7 , r containers (DSCs)
in an industrial bullring at the nuclear
station.
The fust stage has the capeaty to han-
dle: three years' worth of used fuel.
Stage 2 features the outside storage
and has the capacity to handle seven
years of spent fuel. Before Ontario
Hydro can proceed with the second
phase, the utility must convince the
AECB there will be no environmental
hazards and that the public is Safe.
DSCs would be kept in a seLured area
at the nuclear plant.
While speaking to Ajax council Mon-
day, Pickering station director Pierre
C harlebois says the DSCs can withstand
earthquakes, tornadoes or hurricanes and
are shied b ensue that's no radiation
leakage. Each mit weights 53 tons (63
tons when ktaded with fuel), measures
12 fat high and eight feet wide, and can
hold the equivalatt of one week of spent
fuel. Dry storage has been used at
nuclear facilities across Canada, in the
United States, Europe and Japan. Mr.
Chadebois said. Each DSC has a mini-
mum re of of 50 yeas.
Dry storage is considered an inacrirn
method of keeping fad until a long-term
storage site is found. Mr. Chark•bois
expects a long-term location to be m
place by the yew 2025. ('all 839-0465
far more information on the oven house.
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(due Town) to tell the people
that it's perfectly sate "
Counllor ciEn im Pistritb
says be is keeping an open
mind about the Greenwood
cemetery, but agrees these we
legitimate concerts. "I have
concerns about the water," be
says, noting he wants to see
the results of hydro -geologi-
cal sordim
Greenwood Gardens says
an extensive study has been
done on the site to ensure
there will be no impact on
powalwaier - The
studies recommend a 30 -
metre setback between the
wells and burial grounds. The
closest well to the proposed
cemetery site is 100 metres
away-
.Every
y"Every consideration is
being takal b eawn; that all
the proper procedures are
being ~ says poW
ty owner Dr. John Ol1en.
"We tak hearth and environ-
mental issues very seriously"
The company also points
out there are three similar
cemeteries in the area which
have never created problems
for the pandwaler.
Both the provincial Min-
istry of the Fmirohment and
Energy and the Durham's
health department are confi-
dent the site is a safe one for a
amulay.
"(We) are quite aware of
the situation,- says Tony
Wong, the Ministry's Super-
visor of environmental health.
"Ike cemelmy won't be in a
groundwaler am -
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PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVEMSER F21DAY, JUNE 23,19"
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Dutfiam-Regional Police will be on hand at the
Pickering Museum Village this weekend to promote
the Teddy Bears on Patrol program.
Picnic in Pickering
PICKERING — A day
of storytelling and chil-
dren's activities is
promised on Sunday as the
Teddy Bears Picnic comes
to Pidtermg Museum Vil-
e
From 11 am. to 5 p.m.
the day will consist of
singing and dawmg at the
Banduand Gazeho. with a
performance by David
Archihald who has com-
posed popular music for
such children's television
series as Scsww Surct.
Durham Regional Pbiice
Correction
A stay which appeared in
the )Veeizle.,Akey. June 21 edi-
tion of the P'ickermg News
Advertiscr contained some
errors.
John llayden and Sue
Xlark(� were incorrectly
and the Telephone Pioneers
of America will honor the
occasion with the "Teddy
Bears on Patrol" program.
which will provide toy
bears to children in dis-
tress. People can make
donations to the program
tri• cunning in a teekiy bear
in their name. The toy will
be placed in emergency
vehicles for the purpx)�e of
comfotme a child.
Pickering Museum Vil-
lage is in Greenwood. three
kikrmetres east of Brock
Read on Iwy. 7.
identified m the story .
Further. the Altana West
Comauniih Az,%ociation ha.
no official position on the
bingo hall as inehmed in the
WwN . The News Advertiser
Reretc th errors
Durham pitches into help Pickering boy
DURHAM -- Celebrities and
politicians have joined Daniel Bar-
ton's quest for a bone marrow match.
The nine-year-old Pickering boy
needs a bone marrow transplant in
order to beat acute lymphoblastic
leukemia. But so far, a donor has not
been found
A major firod-raising drive, called
Donate a Dollar for Daniel, is
designed to bring in funds to hold
private clinics to supplement the
bone marrow testing done by Red
Cross. Each test costs $50.
The results are then added to the
Canadian Unrelated Bone Marrow
Donor Registry for anyone in need.
Local politicians at all levels of
government, including Durham West
MPP -elect Janet Ecker, Mayor
Wayne Arthurs, MP Dan McTeague,
along with a number of Pickering
firefighters, raised over $700 m two
hours at an information booth at
Glendale Marketplace last Saturday.
The next day, many went on to the
Pickering Flea Market and raised
another $1,400.
A Gourmet Barbecue was also
scheduled for Why from 5:30
to 9 p.m. at the Balmy Beach Club in
the Toronto Beaches, with Radisson
Hotel executive chefs supplying the
food.
Oshawa -based Johnson controls ;s
also donating the proceeds of its
annual Charity Golf Tit, to
take place at Glen Cedars on June
29, to the Donate a Dollar for Daniel
Fund.
A private clinic held in Sudbury
recently resulted in 1,386 people
being tested.
Although the Dollar for Daniel
fund is currently at $83,000. the Sud-
bury clinic cost almost $70,000, so
it's back to square one again, says
Daniel's father, David Burton.
Donations are being accepted at
any branch of the Bank of Montreal
in Ontario.
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Inform thyself
Ajax and Pickering residdtts cuing in the shadow
of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station are
oto step right Into the heart of the facility
'mere, Ontario Hydro officials will hear your
views on a plan ID hold spent radioactive fuel rods in
`dry storage' contairm on the plant's site.
It's part of a two-phase plan to store spent fuel
rods at the site. It's not a permanent solution to the
problem of nudear fuel waste, and that's why your
voice is important. Short-term storage, though not
imminently dangerous, does give rise to some serious
questions about the handling of radioactive waste.
Those questions — hard questions — must be raised by
the people who five in Pickering and Ajax to see that
safety and security remains ferenxAt.
What mist also be considered however. is a solu-
tion to long-term storage of nuclear waste. In
Northumberland County just east of Durham Region.
re`idants, in the small community of Port hope are
currently grappling with the same issue.
The situation there illustrates the need for fore-
sight. public scrutiny and planning. Residents in Pott
Hope live in a community dotted with trine aging.
uncontrolW nuclear waste sites and arc voting in a
rt:feremd rn this fail to decide what to do with the m.
In Pickering, residents have an opportunity to
chart a course for the futrr+e of nuclear waste in their
community to avert a similar situation years down the
toad. Arm yourself with inforutatioxt, he aggressive
aril direct with your clttcstions and be a part of the
process. By doing so. you can help determine what
direction Ontario Hydro and the Atomic Energy
Controi Bourd will take with the nuclear waste issue.
It's your corrununity. The future is now.
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Orchestra director responds to letter
To the editor:
In a recent letter to the editor. Ms. Kamm
questioned the nerd for another orchestra in
Durham Region.
We at (krhestra Durttam believe we have
something to offer substantially different in
foxu, from exisung groups.
Orchestra Durham Intends to he an orches-
tra of higher artistic standard while at the same
time accommodating* community players.
InfoSource Poll:
Last week sve asked:
Scrapping employment equity
legislation was a major plank in the
provincial Tories' election platform.
Do you favor an end to this legislation?
YesC21I�
' 31 No
CSC
28%1E*E8r#_11E7
A 72 %
A poll suggests photo radar should con-
tinue on our highways. However, Premier
Mike Harris says he'll abandon it Do you
agree photo radar should be scrapped?
YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE:
NO: Punch 8027 683-7040
Further, we believe an orchestra makes or
beds it ftrtancially by ensuring that revenues
are carefully halanc-e d a__.umi expenses. Many
community orchestras fail to provide a sound
financial and administrative structure, active
fund-raising in the awrimunity, and extensive
publicity and promotion on a professional
basis.
We take issue with Ms. Kwnm that com-
munity orchestras should be coxnprisLcd solely
of amateur players. Experience has shown
there are significant benefits to employing a
professional core, such as a more extensive
range of repertoire and fewer rehearsals.
Beyond this. by maintaining a professional
level. OrcheNtra Durham will be able to pro-
vide a standard worthy of international guest
artist%.
Stephen Riche,,
Artistic Director
What will you be doing on your summer
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-- asked at St. Jude Catholic School, Ajax i
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Simcoc Engi-
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At the con-
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Atlanta on June
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computer-gener-
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the future Ajax
Water Supply
Plant as the win-
ner in the Prac-
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The category
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tects, engineers,
and scientists
presenting pro-
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duced projects.
The photo -
realistic images
were created by
Fernando L.
Rodriguez, an
architect with
the Pickering
consulting firm.
The purpose of
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to help the pub-
lic visualize and
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stand the pro-
ject.
Simcoe's
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Tino Fazio Bruce Affleck Charles Parker Bill Little Stephanie Jukes Mario Veltri
Words of wisdom from Durham entrepreneurs
BY STEPHEN LATEGAN
STAFF RWORTER
DURHAM - In their pursuit of
suooess, people often seek i■spira-
tio■ from those in P'�k posi-
tions. Fortunately, people in
Durham need not look beyond
their own regional boundaries for
such words of wisdom.
Since the days of R.S.
MdjwgW Ekff mut's -
ities have had ttueir share of Fn- P-
preneurs. And that entrepreneurial
spirit not only survives but thrives
in the region today. Durham's
most successful business people
credit their achievements to their
own individual philosophies,
which they are more than happy to
share.
Not surprisingly. -hard wet" is
the one common aspect of each
one's ideology. It is that which
earned Frank Real Estate founder
and president the 'Hall of Fame
Award' from the Durham Region
Rcal Estate Board.
"The harder you work, the fur -
deer you get," says Waller Frank.
But success also requires "sur-
round(ing) yourself with good
belp. Getting quality Peciple im't
always easy." In addtioe. he says
one most "go that extra mile to
beep CONDOMS happy --
'The importance of customer
responsiveness is expressed by
others, including Charles Parker,
president of Pickering's Alder -
brook Group. He says that "you
can't assume that you'll continue
to be successful", and that in the
'90s "the pndw must be exactly
what they want and (ready) when
they need it. Close doesn't cut it
anymore. It requires an investment
of time and money in equipment
and people_"
Len Cullen provides something
unique for his customers at Cullen
Cameros and Miniature Village in
Whitby. -There's not too many
destination attractions in Durham,.'
he says. attributing his success to
the right IoL-ju t akmg with -bng-
raoge pig• persistence, imagi-
nation, and good ludo -
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Cleanliness and maintaining a
gm ley -product gds patrons of the
popular tourist attraction lo extend
their visit. " Ibe longer they stay,
the more they spend," says Mr.
Cullen.
A similar devotion to people is
maintained by Tno Fazio, owner
of Fazio's Restaurant in Oshawa.
"M customers know Fazio's has
good food," he says. "I've been
here for 15 years. Everybody
knows who I am. I am very, very
friendly with the people. I like peo-
ple.-
In
eo-
ple-In order to serve his customers
better, it is important that Mr.
Fazio knows as much as he can
about the service he provides.
When I go to the table. I don't
(get) emh.-trr3csed. because 1 know
what I'm talking about."
Arcessrbtltty to people is tmpex-
tant in the very different business
of a law practice. according to
prominent Oshawa De:tertce Attor-
ney Bruce Aftktik. ''Rte Attorney
General could call me on Christ-
mas day or at anvurne of the year.
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Being axessible and available is
What is important to Bill Little,
owner of Whitby's William D. Lit-
tle Group — which encompasses
marketing and real estate compa-
nies — is facing the challenge of
turning his dreams into reality.
"The key to successful ventures."
he says . -has been to reach for the
highest that is within me. Having
the vision to see what might be.
and the determination to see it
through."
However. he suggests one
should not so easily accept the
label of 'success'. "To accept that I
am a success today would be
accepting that 1 have reached the
pounck of my gamer. I think not. -
A similar scntirrt -m is expressed
by -'K-year-old Stephanie Jukes.
founder of the Oshawa -based
chain }sand Me Downs_ Even as
the million dollar company's sev-
I nds store opens in Markham, Ms.
Jukes says success is "an honor
paged to somebody by others,.
Nevertheless, most would con-
sider the `Young Eatreprmeurr of
the Year', 'Womack of Distinction',
and nominee for the Oshawa
Chamber of Commerce 'Busi-
nessperson of the Year' successful.
And she attributes this oo `bot tak-
ing no :or an answer. I've had so
many no's in my career. Success is
my sweet revenge. -
Mario Veltri. owner of Bow-
manv dle's Veltri Group. breaks his
success down to three factors.
First. 'you've ;ot to work hard.
Then you will be compensated
with success. You've gcx to give it
that extra push.- Second. "you
have to be honest with people".
and finally. cute merit always give a
person a fair deal. -Don't be
greedy.- says :cur. Veltri. -always
leave something on the table for
the next IxT,,o . or it will hurt you
somewhere down the need."
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welcome. south of Hwy. 2 on Tuesday, June
Andrea Shaw of the Canadian 27 from 7 to 9:30 p.m.
Cancer Society and Janet Edwards Admission is free, but donations
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Pickering
AJAX -PICK- anyone interest-
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ing is holding a The meeting
Public orienta- will be held
tion session for Tuesday. June 27
Fingerprinting
linic for kids
PICKERING -- A local bank is
sting a fingerprinting clinic this Sat -
day for children.
Organized by by ChildFind and-
imestoppers, the KidCheck clinic is
Id from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Canada
ust, 750 Oklahoma Dr. at Whites
)ad, Pickering.
Children must be accompanied by a
tent. A fond -raising barbecue is also
Id. Call 420-8855 for more infor-
at 7:30 p.m. at
the Big Sisters
office at 1-398
Bayly St. W..
Ajax. You're
asked to call to
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L0 . ing with
Cancer
upport group meets
AJAX-PICKERING -- A local
group formed to help cancer victims
and their families meets next Monday
in Ajax.
The Living with Cancer support
group for adults, families and friends
meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Ajax-Pkker-
ing Hospital, room 6013, Harwood
Ave. S., Ajax.
Enter the new wing and take the
elevator down one floor to G level.
The support group for youths aged
seven to 17 dealing with cancer per-
sonally or with a family member
meets at 7 p.m. at Holy Trinity
Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. Call
686-1516 (Canadian Cancer Society)
for information.
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Pickermegtrampol"'nistgolden at nationals
PICKERING — A Pickering trampolinist male competition along with partner Mathieu Cameron, Turgeon and Curtis. Individually in
posted two golden efforts at the Canadian Turgeon, 15, of Markham. The duo posted a the event, Snape placed fifth overall in the
total score of 80.1 — 4.9 points better than the
second -place pair.
The Grade 11 student at Pine Ridge
Secondary School earned his second gold
medal of the meet in the team senior male event
along with teammates Paul Cameron, 24,
Turgeon and Spencer Curtis, 20.
Snape's silver medal carne in the team dou-
ble -mini trampoline event in the senior male
division. He was joined in the event by
National Trampoline and Tumbling
Championships in Winnipeg this past weekend.
Hosted by the Manitoba Gymnastics
Association at the University of Manitoba, the
meet drew all the top competitors in the sports
from across the country.
Ben Snape, 16, capttued two gold medals,
while also earning a silver and a bronze medal
at the championships.
Snape earnod gold in the synchronized senior
country.
In the individual senior male event, Snape
placed third overall to earn the bronze. He
recorded a score of 96.9 with three personal -
best efforts in the compulsory, final and option-
al routines.
He also placed fifth in the double -mini event
in the senior mak division.
The meet will be broadcast on CBC on July
8.
SPC)RTS
Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363.
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The Pickering Aerials paid tribute to their
top gymnasts at their recent awards ban-
quet. Recipients of major awards were,
from left, Kim Flaherty, Brooke Primrose,
Vanessa Robinson and Alanna Weston.
photo by Ron Pwtroniro
Aerials honor their best
at recent awards night
PICKERING — The the outstandin_• achievement and hars. A We -,ton was
Pickering Aerials Gymnastics award. The eight-year-old pre- 13th overall with a first on vault
Club handed out its hardware to competitive 'A' gymnast lap- and a third on floor.
a desezvine gmup of athletes at tared a total of 10 gold rrw d -As In the hc,_,irvxr I tape')) e--tte-
the club's recent awards han- at two invitational co mpeutions gory. Ae nals' Arran Black ftn-
quet this year. ished in a tie for third-place
Winnimo the Aerials' Athlete
of the Year award v .-ts Brooke
Primrose. 11. who's been in the
competitive suram in the club
for two years. In that time, she's
asct:ndexd to the provincial team
in the Novice 2 division. At the
provincial meet, Primrose
placed eighth over.ill, and was
the overall vault champ. She
also placed fifth on floor.
Kimberly Flaherty and
Alanna Weston were the
Aerials' choices for the award
of honor at the club this year.
Both Flaherty and Weston par-
ticipated in the Tour Selection
Meet in Bracebridge this past
January, with both finishing
fifth on vault in their mspe ctive
divisions. The meet selects ath-
letes to the Ontario team which
competes in out -of -country
competitions.
Meanwhile, Vanessa
Robinson was the recipient of
JJJ
Aerials' gymnasts fared well
at the recent Springy_ Cup meet in
Butrbrigtixt. ALWetees from gym-
nastics clubs from across
Ontario participated at the
event.
Brooke Pnmro i was the hie
winner fix the Acxials alter win-
ning the overall division title in
the intermediate 2 (al -V 11) cate-
gory. Primrose was first on loth
vault and beam and was third on
floor. The only blemish on an
otherwise perfect outing was a
fall on bars which marked her
down to ninth place in that
event.
Kathryn Newton also had a
banner day taking the all-round
tilde in the Advanced 2 division.
She was fust on beam and sec-
ond on both floor and vault.
Kimberly Flaherty was fifth
overall with a fust on vault and
two fifth -place efforts on floor
overall in this group. She placed
second on floor and third on
beam. Briann Cassidy placed
seventh overall with a third on
vault Joy Cretney placed tied
for 15th overall.
Lindsey MCINNU d placed in
a three-way tie for ninth place:
overall in the beginner 1 (age
10) division. She earned a sec-
ond -place s -mc on tlixx.
In the ad%wwed I group 'B'.
Kelly O'Neill of the Aerials
placed third overall with a fust
on vault and a third on txtrs.
Julie Ann Passy and Kaitlin
Grandy placed sixth and sev-
enth overall, respectively, in the
Beginner 2 (Pre -novice 2)
bracket. Grandy placed first on
vault, while Passy was third.
In the intermediate 2 (age 10)
group, Amanda Paterson fin-
ished fifth overall, with a third
on vault, fourth on floor and a
fifth -place effort on bars.
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Mckering squirt girls
split league contests
PICKERING — The Pickering
Men's Slow Pitch squirt girls' rep
blue team split league contests last
week.
Pickering doubled Cohourg 18-9,
and suffered a narrow 21-19 loss to
Oshawa_
Against Cobourg„ the Pickering
offence was led by Ashlyn Young
with four RBI and Wendy Taylor and
Michelle Douglas who each brought
in three RBI apiece. Courtney
PW sten+itched five strong innings,
with Feat Farr coming in to close out
Pirate rookies
manage win
at Burlington
PICKERING — The Pickering
Pirate. Re/ lax Rem Shute rookie ball
select baseball team had one win to
show fix a fine eflixt in its first tourna-
ment of the season in Burlington this
past weekend.
The Pirates fought hack from a 6-0
deficit to ed-ze the Cawthra
A's 12-10 in their first
game oN the totmicy.
Facing the
'
Burling
[on Blue squad
in the second game,
Pickering came out on
the losing end of the 12-0
score against an experienced and disci-
plined rival.
Needing a win against Waterdown in
order to earn a wild card spot in the
playoffs, the Pirates rallied from a 5-0
deficit to make it close, but couldn't
push the winning run over the plate.
The result was a close 12-10 loss.
The Pickering Jelects will suit up for
the Georgina Minor Baseball tourna-
ment this weekend, startino on June 24.
Team members are Marc Dirosa,
Kyle Foster, Jason George, Damien
}lope, Kevin Hussey, Christopher
McGeachy, Mitchell McGuire,
Jonathan Moore, Michael Olsen, Jaime
Peters, Cedric Schell, Alex Waddell
and Cameron Watters.
The Pirates are managed by Steve
Moore and coached by Ken Hassey, AI
Olsen and Malcolm Schell.
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the game in the sixth iming.
Pickering fell behind 16-0 against
Oshawa before getting their bats and
defence into gear. Pickering outscored
Oshawa 19-5 over the last three
innings, and threatened to win the
game in the bottom of the fifth with
the bases loaded and two out.
However, a ground ball ended the
game-
Picirenng was led by two mammoth
home runs by Sheri Parlor and four
RBI and three singles by Laura hill.
Lenna Panou drew two important
walks to keep rallies alive.
Annie Panou, Bill and Farr both
gave gutsy performances on the
mound against Oshawa.
The Pickering Men's Slow Pitch
squirt girls' own a league record of
five wins and three losses.
Midget girls
finalists at
tournament
PICKERING — The Pickering
Playing Fields midget girls' select
softball team finished as finalists at
the Clarkson tournament this past
Sunday, dropping a close 8-7 deci-
sion to the host team in the title
contest
The Pickering selects fought back
from an early 8-2 deficit against
Clarkson in the championship con-
test, but fell just short of the mark
in the final inning.
In round-robin action, Pickering
defeated Rexdale 9-8, bombed
Newmarket 18-7 and earned a 10-8
win over Mississauga Valley in a
!::game which needed an extra inning
to decide the winner.
Team members are Melissa
eston, Lisa Moore, Kim Mason,
::::Andrea Screeton, Laura Chayter,
i.Karen Williams, Kelly Green,
aura Wells, Nicole Moore, Janice
Gordon, Karen Allan, Kallie
Taylor, Katie Edmunds, Kim Groff
pnd Sarah Wickware.
The team is coached by Gary
......Wells, Dave Screeton and Bob
Moore.
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REQUIRED FULL TIME
BY GATEWAY COMMUNITY HOMES
NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORPORATION
Candidates must have successful experience in carrying out
building maintenance repairs. Familiarity with preventative
maintenance. heating and ventilation systems, fire code regula-
tions as well as floor care is essential. Trade experience would
be an asset. Employee will live on site.
APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE SENT
BEFORE JULY 4 TO:
GATEWAY COMMUNITY HOMES
HEAD OFFICE
657 ARUBA COURT
OSHAWA, ONTARIO, L1J 689
SSTUDENTS WANTED$
tMatiorral Ftssd Mime' Fars needs strod-
ents to wok ter ow new Vn tby e0m We
require high efr i no ettrd.w- , Grade 10
andsleeve K ym hetes the dike and dedi-
callow, we went yow Earn up to =00per
week working pert time in the evewiwys-
(Sdsry, wwasissioa and bon ).
trimo �� X63772
person warts- TW8 is not a "ft rob I
ed %s bee. to clean won-
erw change room in fill
fatality and do oewr light
duW% Applications can be
sent 10 1255 Tenra"ar
Ave. Osfvwa. Ont LIJ 7AA
WANTED
Pickering area Tam
requires Drivers
,tr-�,ecxarety
Furl /port risme
EXPERIENCED HAIR-
STYLIST required wwne-
60WIV Wage pks con.
mwsson Also eeee,ecran
and nal fectir clan Plus
we am soft an -w salon
lurria" AN 430-3,56
FREELANCE �oachos
'needed at Newcastle 1`29 -
ire Skating Club Mor.
dap, Tueedsys and F•
dap %4se so terrane
!o Newcasse F9" Skat-
,r g Club 103 CartlMne St
Newcafne Ont 05 1H1,
AE Paula Parks
JOGS tar ssaoent and
ail► Earn arra US n
Ow summer Slade fs
needed 'd odor-to-lodr
for ndnvrduale urs,
car rn01le
P0K--- 444.2
LICENSED
STYLIST
DSHAWA Jr Ww'B"
-busy cbftwlaeon
ori--: gyres
Sandra
723-7323
LIFETDUCH CANADA
rws seasonal oPpolsrrtws
ft- dx1livrduals to take
scnoo P.Cl sse work Sep-
tamoer through ') c ether
wdh spring emplovment As
A school pholDgapher we
will provide on see traw wig
and all se, necessary
equipnwnt you reed to
take portrafs Of actnod age
crldren. A TAW driven w
oense, yarn own transpor-
labon and a Jets 10 work
with children are al tea
qualrfnptors for this chal-
lenging and rewarding po-
sition For addf0oniiinfor-
maton please call 1-600-
71999% on June 23rd or
Jure 2641 between trio
hays N 4 a m- - 3 p.m-
UVF -IN Supnterdant
regwred for Sowmanvlle
aparlinent ideal kv mixed
::arple. send resume to
Fre is 7174. Qshawa WMt-
t:v 7Ns Week. a O. Box
381. Oshawa. L1H 7L5
RETIRED husband and
wire team, required for
maintenance and set up of
banquet and conference
centre Cal Cadwrnne
Wood 668-3136
TELEMARKETERS re-
quired Easy phone work.
days a evenwlgs available.
Hourly, wage . cash bores.
721-0021
WANTED experienced
pan time pizza cook 8 driv-
en Apply within. Square
Boy Pizza and subs 133
church St. Bownranwre,
need tid-rnw and pert -tine
~some reps. to make
outganq cars to set ap-
poil'! of is in boar sales
041ce up 10 fel 0WXsur b
start Fusrtfine hours are
Mor -Fn, 1-9 pm. Sat 10.4
'Wiranw have are 5-9 pm
set !0.4 Must be able 10
wale at )West 3 sWnwweek
Car 4274926 '4 prh ask
1rr Steve
Fttdp
1f roti+ are staple of a rn-
>» perin l or seperabd or
di.oreed w,tn three fes
war expenemoll. you may
quash for hangar atiM$-
trnoe o1 d odu an over 45
and hawreoenIV bee -
lend off ra, Man,quaMy for
training assistance CIP
:ERT L0%A. WordperMct.
D -Base word. ACCP"
eedlot , A Aocad Venkoa.
Pagemaker 14wvafd. Cor-
p. Compiler P awawwnnq
and Spasms Analyst Co-
bb. Pascal and C Pmoo
shop. Quark Erorws and
■ustralor. Durham &M-
Miss
M-
M3C,Cemnouler CrAegs
RECEPr10wST nor our
dental office n Pnckoxr N
Tow- :e-te Pleree CAN
IM 437 2322
OPERATOR
We currently have an opening for a CNC
SET UP/OPERATOR for our CNC
lathes in our production stop. We ropuii
a minimum of five years expenerrce on
GE 1050 and FANUC ST controls. Some
programrrxng expenence a definite asset.
Must be an aggressive self-starter a
team player with the ability to trou-
bleshoot and solve CNC related prob-
len'ts
Interested applicants are Invited to
call Asan Clark at 905-839-1166 or
1-800-263-4414 or fax 905-839-1717
Only Qualified applicants need apply.
M"AGER
We are seeking a well organized, moti-
vated. hands on manager to direct our
machine shop You are a fully ac-
redited machinist, with expenenCe on
N.0 and C.N.0 equipment, and have
t least 10 years related experience in
managerial capacity. We are a large
variety. low volume Croductlon facility
kxated In Pickering. Salary CCrnmen-
surate with expenence.
Interested apoi)cants are rv,ted to
call Azar C ark a! 945439-1166. :r
14WO-263-4414 or fax 905-839-
1717 further rnforrnabor^
Sales SsNtis hlelpr
' -*v Agents Agentx
J.t
VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S
LARGEST CHRYSLER
DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN
EXPERIENCED SALES
REPRESENTATIVE PLEASE
CONTACT DWAYNE PICKARD OR
TED WILLIAMSON JR. AT
683-5358
SALES REP needed -
well established dealer-
stuo Comnrss,on based,
lots of opportunity
Resurnes required. Contact
Bob a A, at Owasco Volks-
wager. 6f$ 9383
MW Skilled
Help
AZ Driven required - Long
and short term assign-
ments Local, u S . Flatbed.
Cal A&A Driver Education
(905) 686-2224 for infor-
mation
EXPERIENCED pod
service technician wanted
Full time. must have own
tools and transportation
Also needed. university,
student for part time work.
Call (905) 420.7665 bet-
ween 9 am. and 7 p.m.
MACHINIST . Aoc:aft
purls marxdacl rer has In-
meduate 'equarenwrts for
lathe. AAs and : NC opera-
tor. Comprehensive wage
and benefit package Must
. willing to work sh fts
'lease contact Margaret
Awsh. 20 Progress Dr. Or-
1ha. OrNano L3v 6113 or
-a x , 705 � 326.8688
MANUFACTURING plant
1n Ajax requres expen-
encedOxy-Acetyterle and
Mug Weiders. Please aai!
905-686-7070
Petra Inc a wdng Car
radian Ptaellc Aueornoeve
.%am uuPprer -spumes A
Nigtry moevatee mdtvretr
we 10 assume the role 0t
Aroducson SuOerr.ors
Stift 1011014 Reptaed) :e-
WbN x the snit xse vs
ends-, twee poweuns will
»-.eoorv,ae for training
stall -onva" en ioyeea
a actrere prodrtson ro-
,t..m./ys 10 ensue No
gutty parts am s ibmu e
o a»tonws and acavep
?ar * n Conanuots
M
mprovelnt loam aCbv,-
,es Tr. U.Cceesar Allow -
put wnr nave a Drover,
tact 'ecord %now,nq awn
abr4ty to ,eork erecovely
With people and stow
Meq leadership capab&
Y Prevou s is verwnce In
an ,rronrried manulacliar-
ng emotion -wt ward ore A
ls(rvle asset Triose posy
ions are ava,labw ,n TO
-1eterborotgh Plant Peva
n/ers an amacfve slatting
iatary and a :ompebtve
oerne4b package as wed as
txceaen career 70wtn Po-
on"
oon" please taryour W
iurne 10 ;-051 '32-'6533 or
nail d to Pebra Inc Q0 "-
man Resources Depart-
ment "5 Neat Dnve p O
Box 660 Delsrborargh. ON.
K9,; 6Z6
MOULD MAKER
ReclJor Scarborough.
motiong plan. Exp. on
high 3recisior, mould.
CNC s nowledge an
asset. ASC 1)ol room.
Min. 5 years exp.
Top wages. day shift.
Call for Interview
between 9am-4pm.
(416)293-'529
0
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MMpilfalRuipiW Enpio wmd AAkMs Far Arlicim For AtWles For Cotmpul•r Aubmobilas Autotnwbil•s
1 tfledie•I Owtrl 1 Iledieal Detlfl•I 1 Wanted 1 Sob 1 Stile 1 Ssls 1 video 1 1 For Sob 1 Wanted
1e year marl• urrw•rsity AUTO BOOT SHOP
skidertt bolog II summer •gtrpmrtt . approo. 5 yew
job Reliable, honest and old. Package deal pry
herd working. Aaill" dart► Mi. . Cal all,
nt•diately. Cal Mark 430- 6.pin.wa•Idele SM,4653
6420 or ktays tneaeage. CARPET- dont buy alty-
127-2023. where alae until I show you
CREATME bngM ao what I Can do for you. Cal
CounOrg clerk seeks Per- Gord.434.0222.
risuniont part arm• spy CARPET /Mt tsrio••. buy
thent in sYnat I busy
PIANOS/GRANDFA- INTERNET -WWW, Ful
THER Cocks - Durham's SLIP. Email. Gopher. Tele 1995 Nyudar Pony. 1986
largest "If ell New and rte! BBS. lJs n@L FTP. Spelar. bar Pens only. can
used pimps. Not sures Chat. Inlerlatk. AjawWhilby 434.6792.
Rens b own. apl. size. 432.2272: Oshawa 705- 19.6 Cash" waponit•sr
WV K. grand• • key- 277-335b; Boalnanvils passenger. b.d•d.
boards. TREMENDOUS 432-2272. tires. excenw t clean rtn-
rug �. on leis ore.
SAVl4GS ON Plow Tsisp �/ke�R 52995 � 3 male nice
Plano Works.133.1491. • 00`61 Cars to clan• loan. Cal
POP M, holds 20427-9722 al VW te Flues.
�S7 . Big
easnow lom
es now borne eth.
Qred w0 A -W. Free in-etwkpwnere. (416) 6.4- 5050 or best oSer. Cal
71W1 stalMon for free •tlrnala
cal Sal (906)432-2750. or
RECEPnOOST j;;"pages (4109@"Wpace d tea) awailuble n► Carpet of " 100%.
oue6wty- 4 hers custard Nylon fook pkmh. stun tar
once. bore eon uow fids. sleuth! , pu- For 3 toorm
pal•aeiorW counts feE only $360.00. Price in -
" NW~. team akadot 3D Sq yd► tarp•L
playa ieku" W -V an dohs ped and natd•eon
11•hi. Dosperalo. (906) in your home. Fee quoU-
426.3273. bort . in your hone. No n-
lre•t no pop wK for one
sss-ST
NOT± BARI�ANs aA-
LORE - 16 if 24' lectim
1966 Tempo. wal maim
k•e pews. 7 w•elrs old
RATTAN - dngr,om labp/
ular Kayak Pod W' X*N a
tuned ties, Car. air cond-
' �:OTrUCkS
E $lam
4 dual• SM bt." S700:
IteC1D i 1•ni�Ip� SCS95.
Mseft ksoal lotus
tg. aubmafe. •a1Ny
At>idrg 51700. 623
lour i skdrp windows
dMM I ki. 2 anndent 3
and tables. S12511. Oak 4
wanarly. 1 600 666 7564.
1450.
1••3 GM Aruri Strrtr►
pc. b•rdrow sat 5750 2
7967509 phone 416
1967 Grand Am SE. VS.
nor (Tracker). bladubladl
ahtactals / oll atun SM.
able in 3 sizes. gam - Spin.
automatic. pars. pht plbtit,
convert. top. S -pd. No
420 56 705464-1096
At Cebcar. 155 Keg SL
a/c, grunts. 170.000 knits.
did. 4 WD.. anMM CML.
STANDING Paentrnr-
t
S . Cal Rids 906.725-
57.000 len. aw-D
Wad. 9� good .parking
FLANDERS Puppies ksr
brakes. air. 49.000 d.. car-
SIO -500. deo. Mutat eel.
crtd0a+. 5400 ono.
e. 6000 M. weAeal
1964 rev melts 4 dr
9851011.
lull yen. Darrel. i -NO.
217-0104.
drew Crtsew. (welkrg
toot) 5675. Sing•r.ldoubp
em-sm3
k•e pews. 7 w•elrs old
stMttnt.kc A a` pad. good
erudiYon. 53000. Phone
TRACK CAPS - beat
deals on Ontario. Free co -
nary approved nsruckon
b1' ea�&UCWr R.A F Po
S,,
mead• ► 50.
STEREO RADIO. big
home plus
b give toVt.
697-2677.
lour i skdrp windows
CARPET your home at da.
losing
(tiro! closing )
>Fs as n good m►
oris year k womb. 436.
26I'•.
ones PNw 72311s5 r
434.7564
Cal 613962-9717 col•at
count prises 10011. now.
oetees ed t
deon errfuble for see-
able in 3 sizes. gam - Spin.
[993 PONTIAC S11BIR0.
MR Rurwg Bond Saps.
n
elan rsooMm Price includes
At Cebcar. 155 Keg SL
room or ao•ap- akrtg s
•ONrtER DES
Le. Power sYwlg. Power
404--9743.
pert and •aptnat4sa- -
art
KENMORE am candolict
$175. bar al 576-4367
FLANDERS Puppies ksr
brakes. air. 49.000 d.. car-
BMviM.
Cal Nick at (906) 4304551.
e. 6000 M. weAeal
large loads available 300-
sale. CKC reg'd. Assorted
bled. 1110.000. (905) 373 -
and up for r cox boned
dryers $175 and up for area•
CARPETS - loft d carpel $300 Coll427-7971
100% nylon. new stun r - MANUFACTURER'S
lease Carpels an hard. I will CUWWX r - Pabo theses
5' 11399' 6- 5449'
carpet 3 room. f349 Rroe (.ewe - 6•
rickrdes carpet pr•mnan $499 Your diploe of veuyt
ped. •ort nalels•au. fast r aknrxrn 4331738 a
(</SwOOd 10,11101 delivery. free esI abs (30 1-800-MI-SQC
yards) New wo 666.2314 U*VWSa lard beautiful
FREE FIREWOOD. EVERYTiam TO BE 12 kgPR aysW csardab,.
SKIDS a PALLETS. SOLD. come in and oaks $1200 Large darty wood
C..._
Wholes. 11600. toady to 90.
0715.1eawe "•sags.
nwaed -Free,• ••,.,�.,.�,
delivery avaL
Onwnws 706.799-2416.
it" Merry quaere Anne
deals a thaw. %00 set
1001411 ,1 a�
nary approved nsruckon
b1' ea�&UCWr R.A F Po
19.2 Chea. Corsica.
' TraiiBlrs
KEEP you dog west Out
77.000 km, loaded. V6
ablewno in M local 20
of the Srage flea a
$7900 or best reasonable
19.8
DDOGGIEEr WASTE
dSPOSAL SYSTEM. Life-
ones PNw 72311s5 r
434.7564
LE. 4 cylinder. bled[ dwrry
bre guarard" bel. avast-
��
t own,, eaceM• d condi-
able in 3 sizes. gam - Spin.
HOLA.r! FIESTA SALE
aOn. very dean. wd neer
7days. (906)72354113
At Cebcar. 155 Keg SL
torted. $6000 Cal 905-
0658 432 2314
Weel at 11 111 Mal 1992
404--9743.
PALADEN DOC. OSEDI-
Leobno' sub. QIO
condtioo washw. s, 75
EI10E- Qualified VMwv
time.Pont
time. Posers While
le
1971 Hyrdpp Tint Trawler.
590s+s�
cute sack
t�....
�Mw
nwaed -Free,• ••,.,�.,.�,
delivery avaL
$175 .Ming dsok sso.
Serrwg 1
it" Merry quaere Anne
deals a thaw. %00 set
WASHIM dryers. s'd9•,
stove. new racorhdr
nary approved nsruckon
b1' ea�&UCWr R.A F Po
55.7%.. 1910 Ssrlbrd SE.
loaded. M kr". only
' TraiiBlrs
'
�O �O
• I
ablewno in M local 20
machine yq.
hr s w 79*n cosh a chair
and
lice Dog Tr mg Brno!
Su
116.995. 1982 Bombed V.
do $6SO tach a thaw
6•v-.-30
��
ble
smM IOads available 106
0l4 $175 txsse boar tarry
Cherry woad fuss Woraole.
bored. 11225 and u0 bar re•
pyres avastsde b rhed
err. 62.000 KM $8.850
1113.11111015,. low Nrids cim
0658 432 2314
WANTED - std and so-
120 sods and peals. 10
s5o brass coat tree s35.
2 drawers. $350 Solid Prue
condtioo washw. s, 75
losses tonwveeicrg Ma+
. .
1990 Probe. V-6. rr, 5
1971 Hyrdpp Tint Trawler.
C.O.A. for
MATURE RELI n
hn1opmwSne for 2
large loads available 300-
TWO 30- sive each 1166.
aid 24- stove $45 Whim-
sutClm table 4e'x33'.
5.100 AN n psr/acI sono►
and up for r cox boned
dryers $175 and up for area•
Julys 17 Puppy Na ovnoe
July 20 Scenes.
fid. fast ora
good condition. 3 way
9rpiO P•aCtiseD n
buss,Osh
care lrreded
�
c•ndsom, row a owe
taw. kisdad, new err
eacelwnt co"bon SS50
Cas +low 5 P n wseroays.
trorts * 726
WANTED CAMERAS -
4-7'comnsuter
b$7.245.C 79901)
krd9e. praprne $Uwe. wi
Sid cane b
'am4 3 30$�yq
Sot tt.8rr+ ReF
a^d July s Special air caa
pod gas tr1+r $275 air
f")967-
oanbborrd
IM Olds C.wa
G
price.
172 Kng S: E Suet 201
eren c&s call SM -1151
now 905-430-2667 kava
tque Dedrorn Mt $375
MUST SM . Nov"ng Al-
fives Also son opwaad
arae speaks for
as Tel 666.9425
aft sW S4.995 firm,
$1660 683-161,
Oshawa. LIN I87 ATT
w 46664666 everxngs 619-
VW@Ga a
Male bed $250 os► bed-
sand sopbwioas Moffat 6
wash, and dryett 518-
ed.own"cleann��
[990 Capnc• Brougham.
PROP t SKEG REftM -
Mary
w.e
AIR CONDITIONER 5000
room+ sub $1795. black
program washe 11225. i
pfiensort s Furniture and
POODLE PUPPIES odor-
boded. del power swft.
supplies Wast
PLUS
RELIABLE Person o
F�
�acouen bedroom suite
program dryer 6175. GE
APObw+ce*' 227 Court St,
OudMa
able rtiwwal re �oWe
arm. Iii6
mutt fi Autesoo.
vrt9 AW loaded. sur
IONCyC1lS
a
ksodirg Provider of n-
punt a stag a week C;V1
;sok ale 2 5 veer orfies.a r
Market
%75 bisects hc0u, di^n9
ser 5300 nioewn keCMn
h/d9e $225 Casa only
5*6.744e
,thou To Lovwg pot
!tours 613-a'S r092
per sharp . 1 t 0 kms .
cutis Lid, 341 Durham Cit.
seance me6cal services
reQswes RNs n srtiilDv
gu _hd Cal 666.76M allow
AIR CONDRTIONERS
set rv6 Of we s450 7 pc
leer $695
!9051 4362,01
' ATTUCIIf
odors Big Town Sale*
$5.6% , 19.9 Cunass
C+wa 8r ou¢um.baded.
v
1980 asaha t t 00 Vswsr
currentvwwptrb tetW ear. oro saadenpower AIR `.ONDITIONER. Wase -.6 ch
hmveW table wars
pererice E C G and good
••lomix sklas owe traits
Call t -am
d ri
RMT mourarredabtty
SM mustdrscpYry nsrof
conic n ne C chawrr+ e*-
tabkered Cbelale FI sae
h
any w,box 0 sand W
sumo to 212 Kind St w
Osrrwa _'..2..7
AN for r oece
"sent 14 12o 5 S 000
$625 chef dining sea
BTU S60 Gess R+le•9n
$475 Duncan Ph,yst table
bstse t6- same. $40 Junior,
w.4 chars s675 a PC
UN, bed S40 637-24M
Country kdcpwm ser 5650.
Limited e0bom Pr1. WM-
trchnifs, wbrarg couch
or CampbMt. Time, Fa
and thaw 61350. New
lemonade Ssnwn,
hr s w 79*n cosh a chair
Memories S175 each
SMS 4 PC Iwng roam sur
sanec. a best ollas CAN
do $6SO tach a thaw
6•v-.-30
$275, per c - If and end
a sugwv ni
table $296. osis cO6M and
east tares 5425 11 wood•
Wanted
'
R
$64%. is" Jeep chem
equipped $2.300 o b o
OAKIPINE FtRNt TIME-
'
for Sim
lire Laredo. s speed .
baled $6.995 *m. t 9M
F-oftx -W- Afftn 6
CASH FOR window ace
pro. pea week
TOPAZ. or. sub slip.
P rn 085-2082
ooidapewig while FaM Dick
19.0 severe. auU . stF
$2.9x5. 19M Wean P;al.
lar Aw, t -Up. 5 speed 25
MI RM 125 SLeLKJ dirt
UP We also mendd a so
near. exc~ condom.
km $6.495 1987 Caw•kw
bik*. ercaMnt condition,
AN conditioning towel,
askrig $12.000 571-3798
aw auto. 109 km, very rice.
$2000 or teat other 72S-
20" 4362922or
t9q Olds CiA•e* Su-
1113.11111015,. low Nrids cim
0658 432 2314
WANTED - std and so-
ppeawsrre
!oohed. neje
4 dos. GL. axcap- UM
S2.9%, 19 a ■
S-8
�
%Quo krnwbre. anylwnq
e. $2000 o D o 721-9321
load 7 m%o
loaded 4 7 r-0. must be
S 1)Iir111e
old Saensfic wob%arenft.
tle4 Sursord. 106.000
s
seen so 750. 19.7 GMC
pickup 6 auto $4.
36b ern VGA cda nwnbr
china.695
silver we
ver adresng.
Whoub e 4 it srcaaerw
19M 510 4 M 5 speed.
(416) 287-3060
lyses. pe- /pert Irene AD-
8 -12 I11s mc,
work fireplaces, Concrete a
Cly
, for Site
an be sows each S40
OAKIPINE FtRNt TIME-
teorbng. lOys. decoys.
Oondbon. $2495 Gab-
Cast Psrl•d $4495
19" DORAL Bow Rrdw
pro. pea week
Care
SiGON Corabucsion Ltd
579-CL528
WM Riry raft+ prices? one
RAHBITwants work drrtg
6,63
Minix vans sqn $5.$96. Cat
Irit
.iee.ersda OR ICU v
S AViilable
eases Fee eaeiwe Elea-
^tales 9055765760
of Onhros oldest and ler
bons eatase* Cas Rlaben
mrdrtters Beg Small tabs
GP Paul 42&1-0295
57!290 Open SudM
sten dr w ""rout
den{4i a•0 trehw*�
HARP cert as asset d
MOVERS Move bg r
• Ga dening d
COMPUTER
g••1 sriutxtuws r mow
(Sos) 666-
` 9M w Rabwl heel.
ar"N" ler
6'4-046A
211 Airstream, nnove-n
36b ern VGA cda nwnbr
direct to ro public
8049 Brooidis
dr 4 spill 0xis"
West for Sa60
(416) 287-3060
te
includes hoessy duty
twanssd ort bore ieedg b
DAYCARE aw•,able n
i*iy noose Ren lovwq w
c•ndsom, row a owe
taw. kisdad, new err
eacelwnt co"bon SS50
Cas +low 5 P n wseroays.
E�wk peoratal table and
WANTED CAMERAS -
4-7'comnsuter
$20-$ iii
trastw, fa•oo Can 905
po.wde full bre aseefarw
sDanrrble moros. s•eK,»d
trader ace $70.000 Call
- of'- weekends. 57i
4 chain $•49 ' L dale
ho Uva and 91•••.
IM Olds C.wa
$79-0797 days. 906 -SM
eospoortaI b ApiDa orom
,end . maaonease, rap". Ln.
roet w w 1 lest' Aske an
9379
ptsdsta
ef and 6 Cnaws
lewwt-
e*y. rwsWaeopas tn►
•rosa{)f+rrn, t d V6. ipso -
PAID
06.17 nigh
t o , HARP oerthed
Moses include Sat A ever
ephoo and FnM arae
Phone VO -5975 Cal ariy-
p•w'26-084•
COMPUTERS Gradse-
,9
$19 cannah
rvbre beds
bars $39•. Over 20 Stan
scopes. briouaan old w
ed.own"cleann��
PROP t SKEG REftM -
Psrasr a!rzat,2' 443
w.e
AIR CONDITIONER 5000
bon Witciaia SM 266s
choses r $ofd ro
ttaE iftma Cbctis, we•dn-
32995 Oonilad 3 more
• s cars-=sbreglaas
supplies Wast
ECF • rar+ee mother, - we
BTU 5200 406 126+
Complete $222 IBM 3M s
1efmors TradssonM Woo?
e* l rnlaw atsys - ab
432-1674
wo
re curs to choose bum
Cal 427-9722
Sp- Epoxy bole prat
Jst+awa Glass Fibre Pro-
'
Prorb noursrwng l rKhM
SSS -S . row ,86 s e. s20
n0 905-98"T74
anyrme
Russ Open 7 days wek
� s■
cutis Lid, 341 Durham Cit.
• Wanted
and snaCks pla,/roon.
AIR CONDRTIONERS
driwae 5999 Cirsgbn
Wahly tram
WANTED b buy - old,
odors Big Town Sale*
lshawa goy -S79-1433
!cited yard. near park
(wradow units) and darxt
Cotpular 164 BassoonistSHEDYAN
sere srnads. Dealt txh Me.
krriikre. gtesw kh+na. Ch-
FREE ,
CARE of to, to
WAV awiawprare vis d
ex0++w+Co rrl•iancos
rltiAbus. sob swvice and
rade na guorarnsees air-
Rd Boaimrwift. M7-
3069
=8 5640 GST ndu0ed
lechwes, mwnwabrka.
1'11•! Back C,eury, lnrw
" a 840ar sen ury, only
WANTED used Aknar
M oto x °a
fully
• `:t •, 2
boaft. miciftors and
�8. cast
araiaDN. YYAfe* road
able (416) 726-411357 Pier-
available Call 906 -Sop-
or e•tae& Cai�(9061�
adandaand turn
A
-rices OtrL Cash. Passe
Ylad 1230 2 33C wx r.
south area Cal 42G•6676
wng
�6*
7e3a
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17500 o.D.o Cal S7>
7235261
a#- d1•,6s6
6103
iii Irttpeoyeanwtts "..vent. MovinDelving i I i Carpeting Servces Schools
CUSTOM Norms. dells BRICKS DioCkStone Eiect,scran iho nwed 20
additions a rwnovabon
nC
work fireplaces, Concrete a
Reasonable Prices MIPs
chrr:nevsour specialty
9uarar'Med by POkOM rWW
lowest prices guaranteed
icwicad Urpaners 20
work +21-20x4
pen eiperence Page� a
*$of and sebelaCba&
(9051721-7606 1905)697-
SiGON Corabucsion Ltd
352A
awing Durham Region for
RAHBITwants work drrtg
19 yrs Adfbrhs suidecks
DUCTWORK Installed.
gasp doors. windows rec-
wi v , relocated Exteswx
roorm flagstone tee esa-
eases Fee eaeiwe Elea-
^tales 9055765760
rosiabc ace ctssners. Au-
•10 Lessons $150
mrdrtters Beg Small tabs
GP Paul 42&1-0295
C a R Manterwsoe Bsidng
GCB
CONSTRUCTION
Interior and exterior
repairs. renovations
and construction Fast
and Clean profession-
al work guaranteed.
Crag. 6861913
.seas experience Free as-
bmalass All work guar -
aniseed References avail -
apse All toes snail Or
urge Call 905i666.006•
ELECTRICIAN- Lscented
wta oo at( *ycies of wcficat
work Reasonable rates
Sensors discount Fast
service Cal Alex at 433 -
repaws a ronovabons -
HYLAND B�IILDIVG RES caranll
TORATION - Met License flea. �p+lttry w emu/
repairs to rrtafor rewvasoraPainting &
88272 Brick. Conole
s. Fully guaranerec hee = �ndyrnan • / DecoratingTuck Pomtng, Chimney mates '9051668-3300
Rapers 4167509467
J.S ARMSTRONG
DEV INC. Specializing
in cuawm horses ranova-
t/om new krtcheno,. wind-
ows basements bath-
rooms eiectrKai pkrnstA
ngRepairs and aodioons
RssdentaI and commer-
cial Over 15 years expert -
once Free estimates Call
Jeff 905.6862352
"MISTER CHEAP- Horne
np►ov,tants ret moms.n
law apartments additions.
ksnces decks. etc Li-
censed lot over 20
all work gssnnteed. for
Free estimate call Ernie
906-404-8170
2&"MET AOItE
UV ROVF111IMIVTS
BasentrM Apts.
Ret -rooms. pklrtlbrtg,
Additions. eleclrtal.
dryleal 15 yrs.
Ewen -
FM sctrtm". !til tiara
(906) 619.1i69.
Cel. (416) 5604M
ALL Pro Painting and
HANDYMAN I Wallpapering. Intenorexle-
nor. sacro owing. general
W r po up VUCk will repairs. top quality, work.
rin nrlrl _h. Ii.." � m reasonable rates 20%
moving )obs. grass cut- I
hng, fence repairs
ca!i Vic 428-8907
HANDYMAN. additions.
EUROPEAN the sp•mi-
windows doors.
at will rwavate your ball,
evestrough dry
room. or kitchen waftas
roofing. decks
oral as ba blas. Good nl-
woodworking Bruce.
*$of and sebelaCba&
nr
905-
- -'� -
m•boareal O.For
Dyks9a 725-
RAHBITwants work drrtg
4013
f `
rstaaation Cal for tree e4•
hhw
.'xis_-----
--- - - -
2&"MET AOItE
UV ROVF111IMIVTS
BasentrM Apts.
Ret -rooms. pklrtlbrtg,
Additions. eleclrtal.
dryleal 15 yrs.
Ewen -
FM sctrtm". !til tiara
(906) 619.1i69.
Cel. (416) 5604M
ALL Pro Painting and
HANDYMAN I Wallpapering. Intenorexle-
nor. sacro owing. general
W r po up VUCk will repairs. top quality, work.
rin nrlrl _h. Ii.." � m reasonable rates 20%
moving )obs. grass cut- I
hng, fence repairs
ca!i Vic 428-8907
HANDYMAN. additions.
renovations rec-rooms,
windows doors.
siding.
evestrough dry
walling.
roofing. decks
fences.
woodworking Bruce.
905-
697.3685. mobile.
905-
F,9/�t/LdE
DECIIlP,4T./�'�
kewno a Exism
Best Prices
=-ee Estim.ites
Call Mar1c
(905)706-1437
Evensioncea
CrolisCross kit"
`saoyawt rales. hdite5.
!ices els
CARPET Installations - 25 MAGICIAN, uown thence.
rears experience. re- ready to entertain for any
stkeschrg Our speciality a" any OCCa•iOr Birdi-
;:re* estimates D a N days. Promotions, open -
Duncan. 9671799 or 987- rigs, kind reser$. Mage
1 'a [I
Pa� movag
olGtea
.OM
shows are furs' Lettuce
S&B DRIVING
r
+ ='ackngavailaoise I
CARPET- SALES a IN-
help 639-7057 728-
r
SCHOOL
423-0238+ I
2ta6-5513
SIO
TALLATN Discount
8334
le fts and test
- -'� -
ors•• awilabb and Quality
RAHBITwants work drrtg
-
rstaaation Cal for tree e4•
magic efwldrens parties
$105.
"1., a3a2585
-id
,,d al' occassions Have
•10 Lessons $150
HARRY-0-TME-
�-.y own magw•�w Call Er -
MOVERS Move bg r
• Ga dening d
me 668-453:
•FuU CAUrse $259
small. we Parse ttherrh all,
� '
•I ands: ng
Free estimabs. serxon
• Private
pick -up and drop
discount short noticellbrSl$Ch00ls
moves Pianos moved. also
AU NATURAL Lawn Care
• S
(416) 287-3060
appliances Comparable
a Landscaping Retatrwng
rales Cad 432-2850
walls. gardeners, pavers
TUTORING- SLIMMER.
• e health
MICMALSKI MOVING - Sodding. seeing. claan- learning disabitnbea spe-
!cotes Free
ups. est,-
cialtst days or evenings
• B@8U
aPrbnents• mates cel Doug S71-0360 Please cal 4302499, after
sensors discount 404-9669 appkarwes and piano spe- 7p m
• Movine A calisis Sensor and mid- CLASSIC
• LANDSCAPE
Storage nonln discounts. Licensed DESIGN - specializing in
insured Free estimates designs only Garden Em
Driving
AJAX Mo Excellent service Cal 436- design all types Ponds. Schools
wg es. ppl full 7795 irtserlodcng. docks No ob-
services. moves. appliance
and piano specialists Flat ligation to Purchase motors-
- r hourly We now have al 906 68-7622
heated storage uirts. Now
offering free boxes with
move Park and bad special.
star" at $99 and up Cal
7162872 for nlrruDon. 725-0005 or
News Advertiser 1 427-0005
SMALL Engine repairs, Classined Dept!.
lawn mowers dirt bikes. ars every MEN with large truck will
etc Free delivery and pick seer- to Fri. do household moves. reM-
up Discount for Sernors IL -00 am. - 5.-00 p.sa. dental. commercial All
433-0138 or 404.95M Sat 9.30 - 3.00 types of moves Call Carl or
Cad! SM -0707 A. Aglt_7ec4
•� •
INTERLOCKING BRICK, SCHOOL
driveways. walkways. pool.
police / steps. Waring LOWeF
walls, see estimates. call
Recession Buster
.. . Rate S17/hr.
686-0885 `J�
Apsnb -"
Fa Rem
2 bedroom, located at
B Cordova Rd. No Deb
vasa call 579-2367 of
Vb*dmom apt Fridget
Hydro 4nclumm.
lh. Pnvab f n -
p 9�d.RIaisndyhetiliCall 7231292.
clean & q of S -al nlabw person
or cot4b. nw*+nwlws, no
pets. $570. *@bum n-
cludss hand. I - hy-
dro Bata. Room" s.
Avar. Aug. 1 or Sept 1..
1Mte1l1ror9i a Rnbte. 720-
3634.
263634.
2 bedrolls apt. OPSM-..
plus hydro-- .. .dry 1.
(No last no *w temp, W
phance t•au••d. PAOM•
665.-a61e.
2 bedroom bmwwertt apt
for rent. Soul Otero.
Good pe 9 $900 >r k►
clusuve Arrailsble nor.
571.0110.
AAA- Own your own home.
s500 deposit. $Boom--%
Mark Stapfey. Rdl Ac-
cord. 576-3111 or 666-
4743
AJAXvery a6racive 1
bedroom basement.walln
,i ntaeddecaaNd. 4
eppkances. sorage tried.
pnvw fenced yard. Ager
ell arervbes On quiet
"100 $625 nul.r.. 619-
1.624
195624
AJAX
Htrsood Bay1y. 2 bdrm
posit apo 5750 Muret.
pits 40% Law idose to
a9 anlrlsel.vary QUW
Jlale ' nc its SII
420-1281
AJAX. ria glean 1 000-
own
igaxm tont apt. am ndu-
kve no pets. 9600 nioleh
kvalable July ,. Call 663
r'4
AJ AX. Apse b hoop" a
tui.. suaable lor seq. P«
on available .Ary 1. Cobb
:.A, all utilities Included,
')no bedroom tarot. Apt
AJAX. _arge 2 bedroom
basemord apt in quart area,
near shivping, schookL4
4pokances private on.
n4noe. parking. $625 - 112
✓biles 19051 666-3201
A,AILABLE from Jul a
Auq n Whitby Aoatment
a -ding Spacious carpel-
newly porded apsri merit
w,tr Batootty Close b DR
Shopping AN U loare ln-
cludcd No Pars 2 Bad-
-11111 S72S OO 1 bOnm
SE -15 bachelor 31525 Cam
iJc-C St
BASEMENT aparrrient.
Nest Shona Blvd large
,:tarn. hirngroa own
entrance, cable. macre W
-)are adult Parking no
smo..r.y pets FraYtast.
'.ar-, a:t- 2309
BOWMANVILLE - One
Oedroomt apt avadablo
-iv 1st Otoet arra with
';repp+ce 5522 monel.
,*at hydro. frdge, sbva.
wrk:ng included 623-
&ROCK. = nrh, one bad -
room basement aptasp
entrance. Ono parking air
con cable. utilities. Laun-
dry. fridge. stove, large
7cck, very Haat, avail
-ow $65olmo. hrstrlast
-27-3291 or 416-493-
:,62,
CENTRAL Whitby, main
wr triplex 2 bedroom
;us den. $695 Also one
:-edfoom bright basement.
545. Ail utilities nduded,
"us Clean quet burlding
53 2871 or 263-4125
CLEAN i bedroom
$600.
can 2 bedroom
$650.
.alines Included.
small
+.aartrnent building.
Sim -
x! 8 AbN area Cam
fix apo
:antment 435-o129
For Rent
CLEAN modern one bed -
i m basement apartment.
txe bath. fridge. stove,
sundry, parking. Available
.rlv Ist- August 1st SSW
'^ate 579-3431
DOWNTOWN OSHAWA-
bdrm studio apt. avadabie
1tnte6atsly $550 - hydro.
-ail 434-2447. loam -
40m
Trac Yaea . nvnrmmsees O 2 .w seism
L IF
r
`74
♦' T•_:r. _ r >` yam, y'
THE
_ PICKERING
HOME % DESIGN
CENTRE
1 ST ANNUAL
SCRATCH i DENT - OW -OF -UNE
CLEAR -IT -OUT
GARAGE SALE
Featuring
- display metchandise - wall iS
window coverings - trimmings
• linens - spa supplies - furniture -
• accessories • etc. - etc. -etc.
Friday, June 23 -
to
Sunday, June 25 -
Aegular Store Hours
Brock Rd. S 401
`ARC SA�z
26 SurreNs Rd.. Ajax
Sat. Jute 24.8 a nL
Flom barbeques b plcrum.
ESTATE SALE
AN household Furnishings it contents
Sat & Sun. June 24-25
loan. -Spm (Rain Or Shirts)
42 Cameron St (Pickering Wimp)
GARAGE SALE SAT 24th thorn 810 4
1810 ROSEBANK RD N. Pickering
lairW tent Carrvi g equip.. air tight Move.
24- electric range. water pump. wooden
crib. toys etc
First Class Garage Sale Sat June 24. 9 am - 5 pm GARAGE SALE.
fist 11i0 v iewr Road
(off whites Rd- jIu t South of Frtch) SAT- JUNE 24. 8-1
many ; ms are grand new. furniture. houseod 26 GILMOUR DR. AJAX.
aw-S 3 `a=1 TV, futon and much more.
6TH ANNUAL STREET SALE
TANZER & ALBACORE COURTS
Lilverpool/Bayty area
Sat. Jane z.3, s am - 12 pm
GARAGE SALE
Sat June 24. Sam-4pm
1592 Major Oaks Rd. Pickenng
Folk rt clothes furniture
And somem,n9 to, everyor•e'
YARD SALE
a7 Walker Cres-- Alen
(x.ieekhrvowny and Weal», W44L
r )
Set- Jne t4. • - .
Peel table, bar steels. Mb to elvese- trwN-
Apartments Apartments
1 1 For Rent I I For Rent
DOWNTOWN Whitby in LAKEVIEW PARIS JPPev
smaN apaMent Dtridrrto 2
bedroom dparrrtertt. y 1 level of crouse. two bad -
bedroom.
Aug. Also ore room- deck, fenced yard.
gorabedroom, Aup 1 Irt-
ckmYe L.tuTidt'y Ines. mthhi Lower
$750
ppaark cbee b a7 amen,- mktYy Lower level. 2 bed-
bers FrrsVlast 905-669- kitchenette patio.
4009 Jr 905.738-4573 Morris
parkin,; laundry $880. ubi-
.,URGIAN MANSIONS -
two bulkirn0 now renting
two bedr apartment
Utilities, parkuindged laundry
Aug 1 579-9016,
Avae
H V,Y.2 Abtona Rd.. 2 bed-
room basementapo bttent.
4 Poe bath. laundryrroom.
one parking space. no pets.
no smoking (905)5099005
-
JULY 1st. One bdrm bsmt.
for ore person. North
Oshawa. by 5 Pts Mail.
S47SIM0 4 pc bath Laun-
dry fac . Non-smoker. no
pets, references 571-5126
VOMY - SLUE WATER PARK
1 8 2 bedroom suites, broadloom,
3 appliances.
101 KATHLEEN ST- W.
Mon. - Fri.(90
-- 7, Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED.
Ibes inck.ded Avail. Aug. 1
(9061509-1930
LARGE 2 BEDROOM in
beautiful century glome.
parking, laundry. available
Aug 1. $762 dil inclusive
NON-SMOKER 5767055
8am.4pm . Mon -Fn
BEDROOM
8SMT APT.
Private entrance,
laundry. $560 +
40%utilities. Call
428-3574
NEWLY Renovated t bed-
room Oshawa basement
apt., exta room fix storage
Quiet dead end street
$590 ncludse ulibm 404-
2011.
HUGE GARAGE SALE
><at, June s•tw
6 a.s. - 2 p.s.
Computer table, s ladders, silver, chi-
na4 goridess tools, alga's xe s0ae4A
lsnsplt, tools, zoo's of books (17oe's to
garment ), s night tables. boittiset►area.
Plus Austaoee stems inchdang 3 dress-
ers, chairs, tee wagon, ireionaing based.
oecame sm tables, s treadle bases,
floor lams, wooden tool chest said
much much mere.
DON'T MISS THIS ONE
t9S DARTNIN DR., PICKERING
(Off Rath, between White's and
Fairport, watch for signs)
Sat. Jane =4,8:00 - 2M6 pmol.GARAGE SALE, JUNE 8-4 •7" MillblMMk Rid. Pickering
24 Millington Cres. Ajax Earaitare, bikes. toys, & more
Westney Rd. N of 2. Bienrnd CasnWay plaza- �
GARAGE SALE
Sal �_-2 _4 9 a p m
I 1019 MAURY CRES..=,rtcrvotxo
Baby :IOthes. toys. anar"-Me egutpment,
w�cara•s KRchenware S 3C: a^c-�
GARAGE SALE
74 ♦ 74 KEEBLE CRES.. AJAX
SIAM -ZPM.
Ross wind at Benner
Between 'Nosing ano -tanlnco'
'_aarnmower --CrmCkders, ,^%abv tom's, ROOKS.
BUILDING GARAGE SALE
SAT. JUNE 24, 9 am -5 pm.
120 Old Kingston Rd-
G&AAGE SALE
Sat June 24
Sam -2;-r
1243 Fvudsone C,r'cle
Picm i rig �a>oo+Fncf!;
^^m k m a e. Dar and sooia draper, and hardware
"lone
1' 1
Apartments
STNZET (SALE CRDCORt RD.
Ovum CHMM 7 OSS
STREET STALE
$766 PUN NER ST. e14, PRXER 6ri
WW- JUM 24, slaw00
� 9®0 Rosefield Rd.
el mild
Ar. OFF BROOK RD.. 1ST S. OF 4m)
For Rent
HARvOOO / L7A`►EfIOCB
,F.r�t�.D�at,
sel v, eeee maim aaii111M 23.: B9we ss 0--
For Rent
lips EVERTONE
Sat. June &3:30
PICK -
SAM
STREET SALE "NY DR. b 11NGILL AVE.
CLAW 81'tt1> "tiAis
SAT JUNE 24, Rairtrldalte: June 25
D QEtR �A=
SOL JlM.tt 24111114 9 - 3
Alf conditioner. Lawnrllowers
Sat J1 li >- i. p
Numerousus a al famamilirs ttx
%eadsiitt ��
to" MAIN CMT- VICE.lfirlrred,
Lots to Great Stuff !
fumrture and appharKes availabir.
bedroom.
lots of park.np
bathroom apt. does to GM
MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE
PKXERING VILLAGE
bedroom basement apart-
UMTWAN LY 2 STREET SALE
1438 Parkflam Crs. Pickering.
Mutt Family Streit Sill
north plant Top 2 floors Of
IIOLLYNEDGE A TiEODES. PK;KMC
(n. of Kinsmen Park). Sat. Jute 24. 9
Bumrrlgtlam Cres.
Steve all ubl included
jBROCK i MAJOR OAKES AREA
a m Toys. antiques. household items.
(W of Westney Rd.. S of Hwy tr2)
ply. fridq�e stove use d
SALJtNE 24, geal-3 pm
electronics. etc.
Antiques, baby stuff, something for everyone
SB r*+o 1 Fvstlasi
�Y
Available
CAJLA" eau
ties and Laundry included
washM. OfVer $656'monQ�
"T_'$U. a e.6.
MOV
M SAMEMULTI
FAMILY GARAGE SALE
70 S xanum %,- Amos bikes love .,c
Tali. Do" JIM" s!
Aladiablsry Crites. i SlaW l ood CR.
6 JAYwMI CHICLE. PICKS UNG
16" Drarsw Coamt, (off plafterint
(F.raor:*«,s or c,rCn p e„nq
,Nalley Farm b Brock Rd. area)
Patrin SY) Cis gee the targe VtrrietF.
Set a Sun. 24th a 2Seh. W m
,o, sslscr r as V".:0! �r test from a„ ora,
Sat June 24th R Sun 25th 9-4pm
seas of itelas to ehooso tirN
".^•^ 'P^S X'K 'x'1!'0 � -kCVS' i+'7e^ "',1 1 ?'..
S AJAX 2 bedroom
y -
♦EED S•OMETHI%C. FOR THE COITA(.E'
HOUSE CONTENTS GARAGE
- nic `", -wag' `n""""`ks ' wo
:,�C ^v .,r ;grape 'rt Oenw '}^.r , f,orr
HUGE STREET SALE
SALE
June 24 A 25 from 9-00-4:00. Rain or Stone
Sat. Jase 24, 930 atoll - 2.30 pan
JUNE 24. 25 10 am -4 pm.
635 Cowan Circle. Pickering
eraeburn Cres, Pk'
29 WOODHOUSE CRSS. AJAX.
(Off Ro..e.r,t Road South,
Nr6itets Rd/Hw7 2 area
GARAGE SALE
GARAGE SALE SAT 24th thorn 810 4
1810 ROSEBANK RD N. Pickering
lairW tent Carrvi g equip.. air tight Move.
24- electric range. water pump. wooden
crib. toys etc
First Class Garage Sale Sat June 24. 9 am - 5 pm GARAGE SALE.
fist 11i0 v iewr Road
(off whites Rd- jIu t South of Frtch) SAT- JUNE 24. 8-1
many ; ms are grand new. furniture. houseod 26 GILMOUR DR. AJAX.
aw-S 3 `a=1 TV, futon and much more.
6TH ANNUAL STREET SALE
TANZER & ALBACORE COURTS
Lilverpool/Bayty area
Sat. Jane z.3, s am - 12 pm
GARAGE SALE
Sat June 24. Sam-4pm
1592 Major Oaks Rd. Pickenng
Folk rt clothes furniture
And somem,n9 to, everyor•e'
YARD SALE
a7 Walker Cres-- Alen
(x.ieekhrvowny and Weal», W44L
r )
Set- Jne t4. • - .
Peel table, bar steels. Mb to elvese- trwN-
Apartments Apartments
1 1 For Rent I I For Rent
DOWNTOWN Whitby in LAKEVIEW PARIS JPPev
smaN apaMent Dtridrrto 2
bedroom dparrrtertt. y 1 level of crouse. two bad -
bedroom.
Aug. Also ore room- deck, fenced yard.
gorabedroom, Aup 1 Irt-
ckmYe L.tuTidt'y Ines. mthhi Lower
$750
ppaark cbee b a7 amen,- mktYy Lower level. 2 bed-
bers FrrsVlast 905-669- kitchenette patio.
4009 Jr 905.738-4573 Morris
parkin,; laundry $880. ubi-
.,URGIAN MANSIONS -
two bulkirn0 now renting
two bedr apartment
Utilities, parkuindged laundry
Aug 1 579-9016,
Avae
H V,Y.2 Abtona Rd.. 2 bed-
room basementapo bttent.
4 Poe bath. laundryrroom.
one parking space. no pets.
no smoking (905)5099005
-
JULY 1st. One bdrm bsmt.
for ore person. North
Oshawa. by 5 Pts Mail.
S47SIM0 4 pc bath Laun-
dry fac . Non-smoker. no
pets, references 571-5126
VOMY - SLUE WATER PARK
1 8 2 bedroom suites, broadloom,
3 appliances.
101 KATHLEEN ST- W.
Mon. - Fri.(90
-- 7, Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED.
Ibes inck.ded Avail. Aug. 1
(9061509-1930
LARGE 2 BEDROOM in
beautiful century glome.
parking, laundry. available
Aug 1. $762 dil inclusive
NON-SMOKER 5767055
8am.4pm . Mon -Fn
BEDROOM
8SMT APT.
Private entrance,
laundry. $560 +
40%utilities. Call
428-3574
NEWLY Renovated t bed-
room Oshawa basement
apt., exta room fix storage
Quiet dead end street
$590 ncludse ulibm 404-
2011.
HUGE GARAGE SALE
><at, June s•tw
6 a.s. - 2 p.s.
Computer table, s ladders, silver, chi-
na4 goridess tools, alga's xe s0ae4A
lsnsplt, tools, zoo's of books (17oe's to
garment ), s night tables. boittiset►area.
Plus Austaoee stems inchdang 3 dress-
ers, chairs, tee wagon, ireionaing based.
oecame sm tables, s treadle bases,
floor lams, wooden tool chest said
much much mere.
DON'T MISS THIS ONE
t9S DARTNIN DR., PICKERING
(Off Rath, between White's and
Fairport, watch for signs)
Sat. Jane =4,8:00 - 2M6 pmol.GARAGE SALE, JUNE 8-4 •7" MillblMMk Rid. Pickering
24 Millington Cres. Ajax Earaitare, bikes. toys, & more
Westney Rd. N of 2. Bienrnd CasnWay plaza- �
GARAGE SALE
Sal �_-2 _4 9 a p m
I 1019 MAURY CRES..=,rtcrvotxo
Baby :IOthes. toys. anar"-Me egutpment,
w�cara•s KRchenware S 3C: a^c-�
GARAGE SALE
74 ♦ 74 KEEBLE CRES.. AJAX
SIAM -ZPM.
Ross wind at Benner
Between 'Nosing ano -tanlnco'
'_aarnmower --CrmCkders, ,^%abv tom's, ROOKS.
BUILDING GARAGE SALE
SAT. JUNE 24, 9 am -5 pm.
120 Old Kingston Rd-
G&AAGE SALE
Sat June 24
Sam -2;-r
1243 Fvudsone C,r'cle
Picm i rig �a>oo+Fncf!;
^^m k m a e. Dar and sooia draper, and hardware
"lone
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NORTH
OSHAWA 3
OSHAWA 3 bodroorm, 2
PICKERING -one bed-
ERING. 1 O�droom
By
targe safe 1
in m.
3 Bedroom maoa
bedroom.
lots of park.np
bathroom apt. does to GM
room parliament pt ament aavail-
b�aisernent apt i PC baaL
bedroom basement apart-
Quiet fenced yard. Indige.
Laundry
fauuties, ubkses
north plant Top 2 floors Of
able July 1 Air art., kit-
kilChen laundrv.Ca-
Ment parking, prlvate en-
Steve all ubl included
Included.
$930 month
house $856'Month Ubk-
ply. fridq�e stove use d
bile S65C 00 inclusive.lstf
trance
non-smoker pre-
SB r*+o 1 Fvstlasi
�Y
Available
Aug t first
ties and Laundry included
washM. OfVer $656'monQ�
Wtnon-lrrk-fie remake
ferrea
S551amonth 668-
WIISoni Qkve 434-6691
Hstcam collect k5191 787-
t816.
6010 le July tit 434-
6'9'iC
Nrsttis[. a26J778
peferrpC 83067'1
0549
432-648t
S AJAX 2 bedroom
y -
OLIVE/RITSON area Lo-
per duplex. 1. bdrm. ridge
stove, 4pc bathwasher,
oyer ensurer. no pets. avail
,myedial ,ly. $630 nclu-
wve References Oshawa
404-9352. Ta. 14161269-
9268
0111E large 2 -bedroom.
approc 1600 sq R. apo
phances ,ndud*d' (h,d9e�
stoveldishwasher) air con-
drironed. utillbes Included
$1025 monthly available
;mmed (905M179.6633
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
apartment, available at NO
and 9w Glen St. Close to
schoob shopping and
G M ublbes included. lst
last required Call 728-
4993
CLEAN family building.
Oshawa north. one , two
bedroom includes heat,
hydro, htdge. some Latin -
dry laubbes available
7232084
OSHAWA
South end hi -viae.
1 bdrm - $569
2 bdrm - $615
Cleart,large styes in -
dudes Steal, cable. (kit wa-
tar, parlung. new
appk-
jBrtant pays hvdro
4366700
OKSHAWA- 1 bdrm. apt n
triplex. easy access to 401.
yard. parking. fridge. stove.
Cable & heat i xJ new paint
& carpeting. Clean main
floor 1 glasVSept t at $495
After Spm 986-9016
PICKERING one bed-
room basomai +t apart enL
$575. available July bt
part ng, cable and ubbllM
Included. Cam Nancy 639-
4165
QL*U 1 bdrm bsmt
t separate entrance
pets. non smlokei
all July 1 Workrn91
rson preiened
"9-_ / vt
wH ent when you can
-sr+t appliances, sop ent Own vox Own home for AJAX Well marlfaxed
dr,vewav all Inciuisive. leis 71an You in.,,., .'^as upper leve' 3 bedroom
ash- avolable July Dawe Haytoek Salon Rep bungalow. appliances
Re' Max Summit Realty share Laundry etc $875
TWO storey apartment 119911 Ltd .9061 668-3800 plus 60"6 callow Relerenc-
Oshawa Geek park es :alas. Available I
semr'g a 19051 66632' 1 Sept
Large 2. bedroem 4 bed- 834-5223
room $695. 5950 :n-
cludes garage parking,
avaddlle July 1 st. 404-
614
PICKERING, beautiful one WALK to Go. t bedroom
bedroom basement apt, apartment clean quiet,
new kitchen and bath. parking $550 plus partial
ofoadkaorned air condi- utilities July 1. call 668 -
boned, track lighting, cepa- 0431 or 725-1364
rate entrance park,
WILSON , ROSSLAND.
' bdrm. bsrnt Apt yrtette &
uvirgroom, above
ground.carpeled. private.
entrance off patio, CA
Quiet person nonsmoker.
light of no .-drinker all in-
clusive $500 mo., tet a
ng, oast 5766396 nome in Whitby $1300mio
shared laundry dehumidik- WHITBY - t -bedroom
CLEAN 2 bedroom K,ng
Harmony 4 appliances.
drapes. finished basement
1 1,2 baits. $8500'mo plus
utilities F,rs.last;referenc-
es Jutv 1 436-8764
EXECUTIVE 4 bedroom
or hydro 6 cable no pets apartmentSeparae en-
tsVlast. $60d'month 420- trance. laundry facilites.
3741 parking. first/last. refierenc-
ni,v.-...v.ior
Pfckeli ng.Ba yty'Livevpool
area Large t bedroom
basement apt Separate en-
trance & parking. Available
July 1st. 5675Jpar month AN
inclusive Cali (905) 420-
1082 after 4pm
nin, Houses
For Rent
Pius utibes. Available July
1st Fridge stove. waster.
dryer Included. 728-5757
_ days 430.3557 even -
Available immediately weekends
$525 Inclua ve, (905)420-
2842
WILSON If OLIVE, new 2
bedroom . available July 1.
$795 mo. nckwrw. landry
avallble. call Nick aq
906)436-94M
3 bedroom main level of
ranch bungalow. single ga-
rage, central air. fireplace. 3
wamkoub. SQOWW. Plus 1.2
utilities Available Aug. 15
Call 4330362 between 2 a
5 p.m
FRENCHMAN'S Bay - 4
bedroom, available Aug. I
$1100rmonthly - ubltbeo
FrsMaat. Cam Sandra day-
time 905-5092266 even -
kip 639.14W
PAGE MTHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 195
1 Meleaes W 1 Rod
INW �-
OSHAWA - THREE bed- PICKERING - three bed- WHITBY -2200 aq 4 bed-
roomhave for roan Pram Moor. hd9r rooms. all appkances in -
want. $0 5 per mo. plus slow. yu,dry. 2 bows. 1-2
uWtiss. seperab garage. elided. close b school and
nude area. 728-3366 Pc• • grage. backs onto
sclwd. S1100.. Avail. Aug. pp Good relerernces
OSHMA NE - 3 bedroom 1. Festilast no pets. 905- only. $1200 into. includes
:bungalow. 1 bedroom 693.x, usTitiss. Aug. 1. 6861951.
down wigroc. beth. hops
porch. 650 sq.tt workshop
ample s . S1375.00 1�� `i �Can-,
ulmoea-720. Cal 404 t63J. a krrwr 6ax. 3 ba1i0a8 fowlhOtwa ar-
wsst Shore ares 2
432-7203. �_-- .--' _-, Ii.==
. a., emu 4o e
PICKERNG- Close to Go.
mall. 3 bdrm train floor
Ibugalow. Avail. Aug. t at.
1%) smokingrpsb. 5900 .
ull., rel. can Ion 6" POW
:16564-4467.
1 ISoteass For
PAM
WHY INN"
YOU Car OMIT A Iql
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7 � t Z:wo 1
3 Yra wool aesntile
LET ME 013WLISBff VW
IUVBR MOMS
Tl10Ma C }612 Ab PAP
Ilam AMM Stib t UOL
ad. detached. dean 2 bed•
roan. Close to U.0 a perk
P1eo" auNsd for a pro
1pssrsdie
ons coupPtwae
No pets. AvailableA g�1.
$625 .. cap Barb 905.836-
9623 or 4164"3224.
m2ttftwd
3 bedroom townhouse.
south GM, Se25im. utilities
. ..L 11 . Finrlast rot-, .
Available ienmediatNV. Cali
Gail 430.1866
Bayy St. Pidwrig 2 bdtm
towelnorse. fin rec.rm,
close to Cao, shndppitg
schools a 401. SOW
mond. let A last. 427-
3763.
CAPITAL P►operYes
world We b o6sr you we
beat in Oshawa Livia.
Specious 2 and 3 bedroom
town hates. sortig at
5700. Cal Larry or Cathy
6764146 NOIR
Townhouses
For Ree
BEAUTIFUL bwnhans.
Whwles Rd. South Paring,
available Aug. 1. 3 bed-
rooms, finiefted red room,
With workout b patio, 2cor
u idergtonnd psrkrg slope
to Go. shopping schools,
eor+servaton park. Lake
Ontario. No smoking or
pets. Call or leave nww
sags br appl. 9054639-
3000.
RITSOWH LLCROFT
an a. 3 beboorrn rnd uit 2
11r2 belie, tee Loon gra9e,
cental air, 4 appliances.
do, pool. newly dew. no
dogs. Awl. Au%t 5610 .
un1. 579.1402.
1 Townhotues
For Rem
LIVERPOOL Rd. South
area. 3 bedroom lorwn-
house, available August 1.
fisNast $870 plus Lotion.
please cam (9MA304446.
RITSON"LLCROFT
area. 3 bsdrotrn and ural 2
102 bell tec raan.gorape,
tercel air. 4 appliances.
wild. pool. newt' oleos. no
doge. Avail. Aug.1 $610
WIN. 579-1402.
1 Rooms For
Asnt
AJAX lhNurrwMud room
for rent in dean quiet
tams. laundry and UM"B.
cable irncluded. Slime barn
It WL Maturo works par-
son or+ly. Non smoker,
available, arm Y.
5400 per month. 6667260
Apr - one room, share
laundry, beth a kilcMn,
rion-senoking m•two pet -
son. S400hnon4h. 428-
1205.
261205. Can before 3p.m.
GAROENRnVT 42 -Fu-
rid onrd unMrnis ed
rooms in house, me of
tocilises including wwwry.
Available anytirns, $100
we@* 4304"98.
0
1 RoohtI-- For
R6M
PICKERING Singe roan,
with cable, use of lalofon.
wend b Piclumni Generaf-
Ing Station. Go. PTC. 5340
per mo. SM. biwseldy.
Phone 42114316
ROOM FOR RENT -
Oehom, excellent dental
location, vary cl1 and
quiet every" included..
$eo per ruck •14orf
o nolome. Phone Brian at
5715-7636.
Two furnished or utAr-
risled room for tel. Sn
and 160 week Non serolt-
KV trite preened. can
432-7175 or
leave neeeap
Young people learn responsibility and have
plenty of fun at Saddle Up Stables Day Camp- ' 5 now
IL. Z - - a
' r
Instructor Jennifer Smith gets read- to take out student Jessica
.Armstrong for a riding lesson on "Ice'.
You dont have to venture
-We offer a friendly and
per week but when you
far from Pickering to be in the
hospitable atmosphere that
consider the 10 lessons a week
country In fact there's a lot of
helps children enjoy their time
Tom' --
eountry right in Pickering.
IL. Z - - a
' r
Instructor Jennifer Smith gets read- to take out student Jessica
.Armstrong for a riding lesson on "Ice'.
You dont have to venture
-We offer a friendly and
per week but when you
far from Pickering to be in the
hospitable atmosphere that
consider the 10 lessons a week
country In fact there's a lot of
helps children enjoy their time
valued at $20 each and the
eountry right in Pickering.
here and the responsibilities to
trial rides valued at $15 each
Saddle Zr p Stables is
their horse,- says Robert.
there is enormous savings by
located at 2265 Brock Rd N.
Each day campers are
signing up your child for the
south of Rossland Rd
assigned their own horse and
day camp.
For the past six years the
have certain duties that they
Students will be evaluated
Marsh family have been
must undertake including
based on age and experience
operating a business that has
feeding, grooming and tacking
and will he placed in groups of
become popular with both
which means putting on the
five per coach.
young and old alike.
saddle and bridle.
-Most times parents will
Owner Robert Marsh has
The campers will also have
enroll their children for just
2401 acres of trails, a jumping
a semi -private riding lesson as
one week as a change from
area, petting zoo and 30
well as a horse care lesson and
their regular day camp,"
different horses at Saddle Up
each day they go for two trail
explains Robert. "But the next
Stables and this summer
rides
year they spend more time
children from 6 to 16 will be
Weekly sessions start on
here and often stay for the
enjoying the day camp
July 3 and run until Labour
whole summer."
program.
Day weekend. The cost is $130
Riding lessons are $25 for
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private and $20 for semi
private and are taught in both
English and Western
disciplines. Certified
instruction is available and all
instructors are knowledgeable
in basic and intermediate level
iding.
Jessica Armstrong loves
her visitz-; to Saddle Up Stables
'or her regular riding lessons.
"I love horses and I've
always wanted to learn how to
ride one,- she says. "They're so
graceful and beautiful. I feel
special when I nde."
For those just interested in
a trail ride they run from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m_ 7 days a week
and holidays for $15 each and
there is an early bird ride
special from 9 a.m. to 11 a m
which includes two hours on
the trail for $25.
If you're looking for a
different wav to celebrate a
birthday bring the small ones
to Saddle Up.
For $100 per group you
can have the party room,
ponies to ride and the petting
zoo to enjoy featuring goats,
chickens, pigs, ducks and more.
"Parents tell us that
coming here is a lot better than
their children hanging around
the mall during their summer
vacation," says Robert.
"Coming here has a very good
influence on them. It teaches
them responsibility and they
have fun at the same time."
For more information
about Saddle Up Stables call
(905) 427-9891.
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PICKER STANDARD ST. ANDREW'S
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Ste' "' 35 CHURCH ST. N.
t' P.M. PICKERING VILLAGE
Wed. 7:33 0, . Fa Fam'
CHURCH OF CHRIST 683-7311
CEDAR ST., VAX Rev Ken Rowland
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SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL WAS Worship and Church School
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THE xis �wo;w - ®® Everyone Welcolllle
683-2477
er a visit
Dust ccl:i . .. ..:.i:.
)tut an annoyance if vou dOn t
do something about it.
Not only will it be a con-
stant source of work come
cleaning time, but it will also
irritate your eves, throat and
cause you breathing problems.
That's why more and
more residential and commer-
cral customers are calling
6ardiner's Duct Cleaning to
tackle this problem head on_
Sam and his son Scutt
have been cleaning heating
and air conditioning ducts for
four years and they advise anv-
one who has not had them
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Oshawa Cants, SMwroon Road
Oahawa, Onhrio, L1J 2K5
571-3210
a dont :,,
It s a Pr,)ctAurc that
takes very little time com-
pared to the amount of time
vou'll enjoy clean dust free air
in your home.
The large truck mounted
18HP vacuum unit shown in
the photo above packs more
power for those tough jobs he
encounters. Of course he still
has the portable unit for those
places that the truck can't get
to such as townhouse complex-
es.
The procedure for both is
simple. Sam first closes off
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Thrri, Omc the vacuum
unit nuc ks air into a holding
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upstairs vent:, one at a time,
and blows the dust and dirt
into the downstairs unit.
They also use the air
snake method which ensures
ducts are completely rid of dust
and debris. The air snake
method is when a device is
inserted into the ductwork
where its mobile head re-,ches
into every inch of your duct
work scrubbing around to dis-
lodge dust and debris.
-Dust will not onh' affect
PET SIITI:NS ETC:.
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SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1986
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BONDED & INSURED
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IN THE COMFORT OF
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OR oshaa
14U fes, -g.,
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an Sam.
duct _leaned
cuts d(,w•n on cleaning and
adds life to your furniture, car -
Tht re s a Summer
Special available now.
Hookup is $:34 95 plus �:) per
vent and there s no GST This
offer expires on Jule :31st
Sain also does chimnev
sweeping and his prices are
very competitive and the ser-
vice is always friendly and
courteous. Caps and screens
are also available to keep out
unwanted pets.
So if you are sick and
tired of your home bei-i�
buried in dust, call Gardiner
Duct Cleaning at 1416, 2,-_-
3292
Customers from
Scarborough to Oshawa have
relied on his service and are
now enjoying a healthy home
environment. Isn't it time you
did tour'
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$134,900. Lag R.E.
e2
lAo and b view Ply
See June al Odtinai'p
mithedCAPOrid shed
nrshied and unfrrrhislted
SM980 or 57837.6.
Sloe (705)166.2256.
rooms n bane. w of
fac*bn laundry ndry-
_
PikfaW
For froorieeor a
CA
Available anytime. $100
' ,
FWSW
, Tfa7M SShm
weekly. 430.4196.
7'ou+d pow. Illy Wtd
3" -IT
PICKERM Single roan.
with cable. use d Dian,
5 LEVEL sldespkt. 5 bed
Bob to Lahr Flavlock RV
wo b fadw Gen ent-
mons. 1-4 pc.. 1-3 pc, 1-
railer park and camp
Ing Station. Go. PTC. 5310
�. bad roonst, air. wnMal
�radd 3 aY hook-up.
mo. 5170. in" eeldy.
vac. double •�
boat docks. Daffy b sea.
per
a do
tare goof. *odor. in-
*oral pals. Sawn1P11- Bay
Phone 420431a
9Ta� Pool. Cbee b- as
Trala Pak. 706.776.'!362.
ROOM FOR RENT -
•xcea•rR a ni•ai
anrrltiela. Very mean.
Great rnighbowfaod.
REO SETTER RESORT-
location. very el*en and
FMmblee
Tiwlt Fiver now Hevkxdt.
EW"M campground.
quiet. everylit" nckude I_
$169.000 IW Goodman
Large fully serviced Saba
SM per week. 'Non-
432-1663.
from S7661sea*on Cdtag-
srnoker' PI iae Been a1
A GREAT LOCATION.
as 2-3 bedroom from $330
576-7636MpfY
8 Wood Str•eat,
. $375 1-906.136.0607 or
Two furnished or unhr
beauOully renovated large
t-7067763096.
NOW rooms For rert, S75
%clonain brick sem. good
provide prod* at the
and SW week Non amok-
ed
family area garage. 3 bad-
fMort•y
an
an male preferred- Cal
room home.wrth gas kr
two L 1
432-7175 or 430-0446.
plan, plus separate 2
slack date. the estate
Wove message
bedroom aper it wt with
will Oe distributed
AJAX- room la tort in
good briars who man b
BORROW 510.000 pay
Vail kept species condo.
say Mortgage carers for
as little as $110 per month.
Ikmg for a quart non-
oc
Rn
Islas u$too per month
0.a c Free corsultabors.
smoker Share tac*bm
S10@.900 S79-6945
Anubis Invastrnargp Lid
Avanada July 1st $400'Mortgages
AJAX. la sale by owner. 3
and Loans
•rK•e 1073 Cam is"
rrtolt% Cam 427-0056
17drim del base. fn burnt
(905, 434-2070
ONE room in hose Pure
atm loc 4 reghbors. hon
AAA Consulting b Loan
lilchen. belmoan. yard.
fireplaces CAC, eat -in
consulting Sem-
Central Oshawa. $350
central
krichen. As" S157K
anus leme Also
an y
orlth owner Occupied
(9051666-669' no agents
.
LOANS Ar Auubemergency.
Cap Al leave message
please
oaeurvi o* s,
725-1074 AvaAsble err
AJAX 53000 Gown. 3
avacationsbon-
*eriltixt. frit tare b«row-
r•keOiavrmti
Dedoom detached far
wp bunxep etc Good or
OSHAWA 1 bed Odin
area rec room. on cline
Bad Creak: Barmrupic"M
W14 own kung room 9560
with not tis. Nae, vac. loft
wnccoma a 30 am -9 cop-
rkcksive Available July 1.
a%" Groes value at
Ube Sat 4166300012
RN a must. deposit re.
9156900 CAN Fkamk %A" -MONEY
erina� et
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only
gored. also 1 room y,
n 90S_619_"_" :)Ur.oorsokdaeoks.
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Aug 1 f100. Wharm
7k;.1rm REamtP
cre0m! air
rangsinenb personal
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pre'"
BOWMAN1n LLE- 3 bed-
audow pienric4 nett re-
OSHAWA-•soli** to sharp
rooms 2 212 bees pts
pan cQEE CONSIATA.
2 beaoorn, lauv0ry 5440
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CounNtors-OshawrTor-
last Available ewwdtaWy
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appliances Ole wnxw
and ,H000rM.
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f 7sY1so, prole, Ar••
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F'Or Rent
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• 1�u5lnlSS
6232624
TWO bedroom available
COURTICE{HARM-
b Jut en hAkry condom++
11111011 2 bedroom hour
man Excellent ne0•s00ret
49-[115 to diose to
factkss• and n -•aIle
sue . psoks New cm, -
I•ettaes rtcldng two
rig rod.srdmg 2926 Tm sr
Oers and pix appliances
P4 %d aaning f1140M cap
Chea to highway access
Pbar CAN
432 3600
Take mW age of fns Beal apporlunip lobe your
otrn bop$. Develop your entrepreneurial skis and
manage a a iccessM busmftss by becoming carr*
of Canada s ktadng pholgrVk fr ndtlse
step in develOplrl9 a Pewardtflg future
and d us Vichy!
Loatert Avalable: Pickering Town Centre
For mole inbrmallion oontact Ron An ed
RATED P M NORTH MMMICA, over 150 stoles
• 1 Rkeglstratlons 1
KINDERNASTIC 10DZ
CHOREOGRAPHY PLUS
SUMMER CAMPS
40GIRLS JUST MANNA HAVE Fur!
CAMP
6-10 yes. Jut,17-21
Mon. -Thum 9.4 dull* 24-26
Friday sisep over at Aug. 14-16
Gymnastic Cadre
A great camp ler girls. learning trampoline. floor.
tear- brats. n,ni trampoline, dance arc ca^'p
BARBARIAN BOYS 6.10 YRS.
9 a.ml • 12 noon
July 17-21
July 24-26
14-18
HOLED ALL DAY CAW GIRLS i BOYS
6-10 YRS.
ad"Ir. JULY 24-26 9 A.1111.4 P.M.
ADVANCED BOYS GYM
10 YRS. PLUS
Mon, wed., Fri. July 3-28 - 4:30-5:30
MI classes
$456-1.
7;t' n events. power -tumbling. Mir. tTampoltne. ringsS
LfTTLE GYMNASTICS 4 DANCERS
Mon., wed.. Fri. Duty 3-28 - 5:30.6:30
W 12 classes
$43 6 classes
,GvM FOR OLDEP 0AANCERS
Mon_ Med- FrL. July 3-28
58012 classes
340 6 classes
A SPECIAL CLASS FOR DANCERS
FROM DIFFERENT STUDIOS
T_ s program. enhances 1wros, leaps tunts.
aa•otoancs and gymnas! c sit ;;s. w tm Lae of
'-aToo!me ;rX' tl:-S. stro 3 -:" ra^D
GYIMIASTI S 6 DANCE FOR SKATERS
7-ts program a ler tgjfe Skaters around the area, .t
'eaches vanots dances. toms on arcs Raito1q.
ixittai over tajor '0ta90rtson ,.ar'Doe
Tues., Thurs., July 4-27 - 4:30-5:30
me C lasses
5254 classes
ALL CLASSES TAUGHT BY: Lament Mortar*
Level 1 gymnastics Level 1 Trampoline
Level 2 gymnastics Level 2 Trampoline
and Dance training at Ryerson
For further Information call
Lannette or Shlr/ey
427-3543
AIR CONDITIONED GYM
• PRIVATE LESSONS AVAILABLE, SPECIAL
SUMMER RATE $15 HR*
ALSO AVAILABLE THEME BIRTHDAY PARTIES
GREAT rsrand tarriv rrg
GREErK*da
NEWCASTLE dwrable
.416.724-aa6'
area 2 91o" 4 bedroom
_AkeI
on R.ce oke t
e
JVWTBy :ONO(--bwaub-
Central air ss ghost. asking
• 1�u5lnlSS
tuft' arcaraaec soac-oka 2
5165 900 Cali 905)967-
'DDOrttlniOeS
a _ 0 3 be@OOm11 with AP.5-5
•
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SOMERSET ESTATES
OSTRICH .rid Emu for
uric*;'i?04T M
I
sae Chicks to Beedent 4
Elegant epecuev Horne
Pear! Raba, exp" "ice
un , 4 .ere lot n Nov%~+
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CA
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86 Saguaro 70924 i
6
7'ou+d pow. Illy Wtd
3" -IT
416-97r5-9447944 7 M« Joy u1-
tcspeC 'astMuay A r, arl-
Sunnymead Couages ❑ R
4 Monett c,ae Rant-
•d Lased to sea at
Legal
Downtom I Jshawa 400-
%274.900 Can (906) 434
in, I Noticesl
3500 aavedabb park-
s t
-Sia b view
Sale
ng and weat elpoekra
WHITBY 2400 pt' it a
LAND O' LAKES. two
Baa; tint.. razes Call 434.
bedroom. 25 baths.
24+-«1555-4.32
S10000 dawn vnvrw.e.lt
as"
A NOTICE TO
CORNEP pore Ion rent at
a ;A,� oarw a plenty
possession
s199900 4,64 asa4 «
ALL CRED(TORS
of on -ale DamkrS r0awn-
a • 6 3'6'a3a
_
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sae •ant Mao bkws*l d
WHITBY. 3 bedroom
LOMBARDI Anyone
kca or: �1Q foo« 72.6
hone Aporox ,MO IQ t
V.IC
n doweabr Broow.rood
havtrg a Wim aganst
DOWNTOWN Wkuz)v
su".0.0" $174900 ,nr
!ane said estate Is to
Ou+aas St alwommmov
gotaoit, Cam 666-AS57
provide prod* at the
400 watt oece araC up to
WHITBY beauattrty
address below before
2500 sa l bay space Ca
mamta ned 3 bedroom
Jury 19 1995 After
zrrrt i -C ^.n 6663361
brick bks grlow on A super
slack date. the estate
P,CKERING VILLAGE
SO lot our S119.900 Wel
will Oe distributed
once for cern n small bull
5% do wl ma carry for $945
w4now turaw r4taee
ng or tc.ngakun Rteloft of
41103 Tad
"ought- Remax Summit
tC C`eC tJrS
prke g and lvgf• traffic w
rxx ail
Timothy C;; Vanuiar
- '
14% Crngston Rd
naggers
I
Condos
for Sale
Suite 13
Pickering. Orrt
Riamt-,v
'C'
Take mW age of fns Beal apporlunip lobe your
otrn bop$. Develop your entrepreneurial skis and
manage a a iccessM busmftss by becoming carr*
of Canada s ktadng pholgrVk fr ndtlse
step in develOplrl9 a Pewardtflg future
and d us Vichy!
Loatert Avalable: Pickering Town Centre
For mole inbrmallion oontact Ron An ed
RATED P M NORTH MMMICA, over 150 stoles
• 1 Rkeglstratlons 1
KINDERNASTIC 10DZ
CHOREOGRAPHY PLUS
SUMMER CAMPS
40GIRLS JUST MANNA HAVE Fur!
CAMP
6-10 yes. Jut,17-21
Mon. -Thum 9.4 dull* 24-26
Friday sisep over at Aug. 14-16
Gymnastic Cadre
A great camp ler girls. learning trampoline. floor.
tear- brats. n,ni trampoline, dance arc ca^'p
BARBARIAN BOYS 6.10 YRS.
9 a.ml • 12 noon
July 17-21
July 24-26
14-18
HOLED ALL DAY CAW GIRLS i BOYS
6-10 YRS.
ad"Ir. JULY 24-26 9 A.1111.4 P.M.
ADVANCED BOYS GYM
10 YRS. PLUS
Mon, wed., Fri. July 3-28 - 4:30-5:30
MI classes
$456-1.
7;t' n events. power -tumbling. Mir. tTampoltne. ringsS
LfTTLE GYMNASTICS 4 DANCERS
Mon., wed.. Fri. Duty 3-28 - 5:30.6:30
W 12 classes
$43 6 classes
,GvM FOR OLDEP 0AANCERS
Mon_ Med- FrL. July 3-28
58012 classes
340 6 classes
A SPECIAL CLASS FOR DANCERS
FROM DIFFERENT STUDIOS
T_ s program. enhances 1wros, leaps tunts.
aa•otoancs and gymnas! c sit ;;s. w tm Lae of
'-aToo!me ;rX' tl:-S. stro 3 -:" ra^D
GYIMIASTI S 6 DANCE FOR SKATERS
7-ts program a ler tgjfe Skaters around the area, .t
'eaches vanots dances. toms on arcs Raito1q.
ixittai over tajor '0ta90rtson ,.ar'Doe
Tues., Thurs., July 4-27 - 4:30-5:30
me C lasses
5254 classes
ALL CLASSES TAUGHT BY: Lament Mortar*
Level 1 gymnastics Level 1 Trampoline
Level 2 gymnastics Level 2 Trampoline
and Dance training at Ryerson
For further Information call
Lannette or Shlr/ey
427-3543
AIR CONDITIONED GYM
• PRIVATE LESSONS AVAILABLE, SPECIAL
SUMMER RATE $15 HR*
ALSO AVAILABLE THEME BIRTHDAY PARTIES
GREAT rsrand tarriv rrg
GREErK*da
WATCH the beauttul su,-
l
_AkeI
on R.ce oke t
e
sees trom this tuxt✓V perta-
house one bsdoom - 30
I
Personals
hokr n><m wa i
•
2 a 3 bedroom cottages
iarikxh Trkdel but, apart-
I
Deaths
mart wen 2 par" stares
sandy beach pwygrould
tYrlOrens program. twat b
rDck'� 5137900905-
EXOTIC Nicky v.e cab *-
motor Low tamely prices.
a3�-488'
416-97r5-9447944 7 M« Joy u1-
Sunnymead Couages ❑ R
5355
a3. rusbngs Ont KOL fro
Lots for
VO-callya .1-41fr976-
(-'y'S6as2601
Sale
STUNNING Judet' open
6
LAND O' LAKES. two
�'noed Cash 1 -416 -976 -
ho
bedroom tlousekeeprg
ingsr"
Approximately 1!2 acre
74'0 Donna dkscreet no
ISANDERSON1
�aa9e5 r great
n visage of Valenda now
crown 1-416-976-9666
5•:.cau tb-
ng rye or Oshawa 550
lake Scugog Close tc
'zOS.-686-5.152 store church. pal Aswina
$49.000 Cal (9051 725- mpalnions
I Flonda 9692 •
• I Vac. Ptntats
Vacation SENIOR lady. sncere
CLEARWATER - fully ru• Properties !un-lowng, enjoys outings,
nished air condibored mo seeking to meet nubs or
bile homes. clubhouse lernales with smrrular inlet -
healed Pods. hot ribs, Ierr Snoo tull priced Sedud esis for companionship
ns. close to beaches and Can 721-496U
nufor attractions. phdoa ad wooded Trader lot, good
shown in you horseroad. sandy beach fishing. ,SELL IT NOW
Clwdren welcome. less
Ran mold Cat! (9061683-- 1/2 ht from Oshawa (416) CALL.
5503 431-1555 576-M
OR 7967672
MO N1. %IF%'T Cot. LTA.
ManufActurcrs
t1t Cemetery and
Civit: nictmrials
Sirnx 1872.
11 sh)wr(xints tx
tk)nlC 21f1f1t/IRIMCMM
acailahle
Darlene Bonner
1905) 4274.166
M
1 (800) 461-0282
32 OM Kreakr Rt1t. AJ=
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Sirnx 1872.
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tk)nlC 21f1f1t/IRIMCMM
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Darlene Bonner
1905) 4274.166
M
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Accettone
ACTIVE, intelligent
27, with a kind
looking for a
. 20-35, who Val -
these qualities and
son"" to store
life with. SY 1042
white M016.
sen-entplofred, under
impression that hon -
aid so cw*Y ate tel
g of the pad. If you
a young lady who an
Noor a
SY 1047
and furNov-
Single. while male, 38,
0 160 lbs., enjoys
sic. downhill skiing.
is, bike riding. likes
ks, looking for a sin-
e. honest finials who
S to laugh. lot him
leading to a rels2on-
ST 100
pNSfflYE, Professional
le. 29. fit, blue eyes.
inning brown hair and
ty sense of humour.
King an active, corm
male. 26-33. with
^• stian roots. who
ovs naaxe. spontaneity
ong drives- SY 1103
25. ships.
.e mak. seeks femtile.
26. for fnw1di tttp. Pa-
e relaborstniD, laking
no nes?y and sncenty
Y 1105
EW 'c Oshawa. 5'..'.
-ie hair. blue eyes.
�g for a female. 20-
"e to dww, outdoors.
k tl al. single moth -
j
he costa. SY 1106
ASH)
MATURE• single Deo 40,
K 5 11'. 170 lbs.. pr'o-
anw. wide Interests.
ant,c, seeks non -
,:,g female. 30-42.
.r ondshrp leading to
;-er^ •etaMusfrp SY
07 (OSH)
:cNTLEMAN, 45. tall.
-s las. Chile". good
-ds. long talcs. lots of
is and simple acts of
mess. Looking for
epre to laugh with.
�•
1108 (OSH)
. :RY :onstdenaN, urder-
.-dmg, caring, profes-
�;ar. 28. enjoys sports.
- is c tel outdoors.
S2ekS attractive, single,
!emale. 20-30, for
.-enoshic possible eia
-runic SY 1100 (OSH)
SINCERE, single male.
smoker. 6'. 180 lbs..
>ys movies. country,
-e, sharing and cling,
-ung a shim. til, single,
ng Lady VW wants lo
e real low and s able
,e n return SY 1110
:AWLY man 41, father
'oro, looking for that
--Clad lady. 30-40. must
k non-smoiter. sincere.
-ositive atbbide and a
,o passion for lite, for
- --asri possible long-
* relahonstup. SY
IEMIiM, attractive. single.
fie male 32, 67. 180
. seeks a tall, very
active, single, white
ale. 27.32. non-srnok-
-on-drinker. no dapen-
--'s. for knenashp, pos-
e re, at unship. SY
22 (OSH)
ARE you out there?
'essional, attractive.
,a mak. 41, with many
-e qualities to offer a
=!N. slim lady. 32-45.
me m that special
SY 1123 (OSH)
HUMOROUS, single.
'e male. 25, 5'6', fit,
black hair, green
�.es, enjoys travel,
:.ies, long walks and
" ng out, seeks female.
30, to enjoy summer
:ether and possible
9 term relationship. SY
124 (OSH)
DARE devil, single, white
e. good looking, 24,
-is performer, looking
single. white female,
25, ready for a rela-
''Shrp, must love to trav-
Jue to job), so please
e rre a call. SY 1125
NOSH)
PROFESSIONAL, single,
,site male, 35, enjoys
4lekends at the cottage.
ring out or just renting
.lures klokin for a sin-
gle white female, 28-38,
with similar interests. SY
1112
BLAB( mile, very hand-
some, great cook, loves
outdoors, plays squash,
tennis and weight kairft
47 - looking for female
with similar interests. SY
1114 JOSH)
SINGLE, white Miele, 26.
wiftreded in music. spats
and other orkm i es, look-
ing for a single, white
fentaile. hottest. goal -orf
anted, attractive and car-
ing Mud hwe no dspsn-
dtlitts. SV 111S (OSN)
TALL, attractive, white
male, 32. Jewish, sNf-
e1ttpfoye4 ktyal and car-
utg, ' m ml rg for tate lady,
while, nonalmoker, 22-35,
for marriage. One child
okay. SY Iffn
SINGLE whole male, 31,
6'1', 170 lbs., ' m heir,
honest, loving and
monogamous, enjoys
spoiling my woman,
enjoys sports, etc.. seek-
ing a srtgle, white lintale,
24-34, siert I and tltttraC-
tive. with same qualities.
SY 1119 (OSH)
HUMOROUS, single.
white male, 40 years
young, no -dependents,
easy-going and down-to-
earth, enjoys outdoors.
live music and quiet
evenings at my country
home. SY 1119 (OSH)
EDUCATED. profession-
al, secure, sagacious.
very h i Kimme. shm and
elegliit. non-wricker. man -
drinker. with moral vak»s
and no dependents.
would like to meet lady.
39-50. With similar qualms
ties SY 1121 (01
EASY-GOING, white
mate, 32. 6'. loving father
of two boys, seeking long-
term relabonshop with a
petite stngie tamale. 25-
32. for friendship first,
must enjoy the outdoors.
be honest and tun loving
SY 1127 (OSH)
IN search of a white petite
Lady with long herr. $a be
treated like a queen by, a
very considerate male.
47, dark hair. 55'. 135
les., hisrdirorker, smoker.
social drinker. enjoys tdvl-
dren. the outdoors. ani-
mals, good sonse C'
humour SY 1122 (OSH)
SINGLE 'a7*r of two,
Ai male, 33. 5'11',
enjoys the outdoors.
baseball and a variety of
music. looking ler Sam* -
one special to spend line
wi po6ybie i'eiWOkStllp.
SY 1129
WANT to share some
sumnw sun'o Single dad.
36. husky with long hair,
blue eyes. enjoy Playing
ball. canoerg, camprc+g
and swnmrkng. It you're
active, humorous and
have some spare time.
let's get together and
maybe we'll rhym*. SY
1130 (OSH)
VERY attractive, well
esiatokshed professional.
5'10', athletic and tit.
easygoing and love Kids
seelcrig very affectionate.
Sint, non-smoker. astatY
fished female. 34-40, for a
long-term relationship. SY
1131 (OSM)
MALE, 45, 5'8 while.
Hooking to meet someone
for friendship. SY 1132
(OSH)
29, white male. good look-
ing. enjoys music. movies,
cycling, horseback .-ding.
looking for a slim. white
female SY 1133
HANDSOME. honest, sin-
gle. black reale, educated,
ran -smoker, very family-
oriented, work out 6 days
a week, looking for a
female, color not impor-
tant. fun -louring and look-
ing for good times. SY
1134
BLONDE -haired, blue-
eyed male. 28. 5'5'. 180
lbs., likes movies, nice
dinners and long week-
ends, looking for female.
25-32, country gid for fun
times and long term rela-
tionship. SY 1135 (OSH)
SINGLE white male, 28.
6', 250 lbs., enjoy roman-
tic movies and dinners.
long walks and country
music, looking for single
white female, 25-32, with
same interests. for long
term relationship. SY
'"Wbat a Way to Meet!"
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, JUNE 23, I"S-PAGE 23
companion. Call, let's
meet for coffee. SY 3220
(COO)
OUTGOING, sincere, in
good shape. single, white
male, 28. non-smoker,
enjoys the outdoors,
carrnf„n9, cycling, sports,
country and rock music,
Ewa seeking a female for
friendship. SY 3223
(OSH)
Call 1 .900.45 1 .4464 EXTe
to respond to these ads ($1.99 per minute). You must be 18 or oldere
11316 (OSH)
HONEST and caring
male, 33, separated.
down-loAmilm, fun -loving,
likes movies, quiet
evenings and good con-
versa0ors,fodkirg for tine
same in the one special
lady. SY 1132 (OSH)
HONEST, active and
attrarAve single mak. 28.
510', 170 lbs . enjoys
many sports• long walks -
country loving and travel.
waking silm. attractive.
working lady. 24-30. SY
1136 (OSK)
SINGLE white mai*. 35.
5'11', 180 Ds., non-srnok-
er. physically bL rice look-
ing. enjoys outdoors,
courtry drives. long
walks. movies and goMng
seeks f*rn**. 28-38. for
long term retationstntp SY
1140 (OSH)
CRAVING ooen-minded
gal who shares my pas -
Sons, for t-opcal rvght We.
beeches. sui sets. rortar-
tic diners. moonlit crus-
es, cuddling, candlelit
bells. TLC, lowers. com-
munwabon, honesty and
fnendsr, p. SY 1141
(OSH)
SEPARATED. in Port
Hope, honest. caring,
40 S. employed. single
dad, into walks. drives.
famry and racing, not rib
bars or head games.
seeks *TWO writ' SwftiW
interest single ^+ours erel-
come SY 1142
PUT some spitng back
into your stop with TLC
and romance ham a dia-
mond in the rough. hug-
gable Care Bear. 30's.
gen' eman SY 1143
(OSH)
PROFESSIONAL white
male. 57, 5' 10 165 lbs ,
non-snhoker. St, separated
but with 14 year old
daughter on alternate
week. hops b hear from a
Slim. petite, 40-55.
healthy, non-smoking,
seinsibve. warm and con-
siderate ady, SY 11"
(OSH)
LOVABLE, smf ie. white
male. 42. non-smoker,
enjoys family life. the out-
doors. boating. fishing.
country music. quiet
evenings at home. looking
for an attractive female.
age or race not important.
with similar interests. SY
1145 (OSH)
TWO single whkte males.
22, searching for two sin-
gle white females. 18-25,
attractive and goal-onent-
ad and who know what
they want lin life, for
friendship leading to PCS-
sible relationships. SY
1146 (OSH)
, slim. intelligent. non-
smoker, gentleman, mid -
40's, seeking a woman.
30-42. under 5'6'. with
same qualities, for lasting
relationship. SY 1147
(COB)
CHRISTIAN. warm-heart-
ed. attractive male, is
seeking special lady for
possible friendship lead-
ing to a relationship. 24-
34. SY 1148 (OSH)
HONEST and sincere,
single. white male. 32.
Ickes camping, sports,
horseback riding, dining
out and quiet evenings.
loo" for a woman, 22-
35, for possible relation-
s)Kids O.K. SY 1149
GENTLEMAN, 39. black,
190 lbs., 5'9', educated.
outgoing, non-smoker.
social drinker. looking for
a white for; for a posst-
bk relationship. Call me
ler details SY 11 s0
MALE. senior, non-smok-
er, enjoys country line -
dancing and outdoors.
seeks a shm, active.
attractive lady. up to 63.
for a dance partner and
frwxksnc SY 1151
SINCERE. 3rvorced. white
male. 55, brown hair,
hazel eyes. 5 7" slim
build enjoys tananec din-
ner, dancing, country
,n a k:. social smoker and
7rinker seeks petite,
white formal*. 45-55, for
tnendshrp possible rela
boiid+iP SY 11 S.2 (OSH)
I am attractive, sincere.
reliable, professional
white made, non-smoker.
separated. 57. 5'10' slim.
fR seeks pelts, Dr"• ht
!*male. 40-55. for a
meenin¢td "form raw
nonsnic SY 1153
PHYSICALLY fit, hard-
working ii . 33. smoker.
bol ng for aaracav*. kin -
loving woman. 2635. for
a long-term relabonshp.
no head games. serous
.rx;uires SY 1154
MALE. 24. 5'8'. cut@.
great sense of humour,
very sensitive. not into
head games. loyal.
resp ,cttul and honest.
som," female. ' 8-30, for
a -eiabonsnhc SY 11S6
SEPARATED. wrii 59
39, Nets 29, envoys most
sports, took n tog, coun-
try and the blies, kooidng
W someone honest with
sense of humour, must
like children, for long-term
r3iatiorshhp SY 11S7
SINGLE, white mak. 30
5'9'. 175 lbs . seeking
attractive, white female
who enjoys quiet
evenings, movies and cn-
ng �,t SY 1151
VERY attractive. 35. 6'.
180 lbs , athlebc and ht
loves the outdoors, dnmg.
dancing and shopping
am honest and caring With
no dependents, seeking
an honest and attractive
female. 27-35. for a iorg-
term relationship. SY
1159
GENTLEMAN, 41, con-
siderate, warm, caring,
black male, seeks old-
fashioned. loving- caring
female, for friendship and
possible long-term rela-
tionship. Interested in
music, dancing, good con-
versation and loves kids
SY 1162
COMING sailing, attrac-
tive, well built, blue-eyed,
blonde man, government
employed, owns hoene.
36, knows how to have
fun and is honest and
gentle, seeks pretty
woman to get to know
first, 25-35. SY 1163
(OSH)
TALL, athletic. profes-
sional male, witty. outgo-
ing, enjoys working out
and cottage life. seeks
classy lady, pretty. slim
and lit. 3545, with energy
and sense of adventure.
SY I I" (Ot31Q
INTELLIGENT female.
mid 50's. looking for mak.
tall. in his 50's. a smoker
and crust be caning and
believe convnurrcabon is
important. In r*thin i can
offer sncenty, loyalty and
lots of attention SY 2316
INTELLIGENT. alllack"
blonde. 49 5 3-. no chil-
dren, smoker, social
drinker. enjoys quiet
Idestyte, nature, music
country dnves. seeks
male. 50.. for a tong -fern
relaaonsrrp. who s *"-
going. attecnonate a^o
honest SY 2317 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE. ". 51".
independent. prolesson-
al. whde female. divorced
non-smok*r non-dmii
enjoys blacks. movies.
1i11reing, weekends at the
cottage, seek, ng attrac-
live. 'it. 'ion sresker. 35-
45 SY 2349
CLASSY. outgoins slim.
estabtsried 1", 4e. 5 6-
reeresled in Alpine sluing.
dancing. travelling. boat -
ng and collage Irle, would
like to meet a sincere.
honest and a fur--ev•-g
ger' a -an SY 2350
(OSH)
ACTIVE. 46, divorced.
slim. 5.7', sense of
humour. s*ek;ng a tall
gertteman who .s sincere
honest and knows w^a'
he Barrs. 41.50. SY 2351
PROFESSIONAL. a-mbk-
bous and nttelgirht, out-
doors lovuig Ismail*. 24.
loves animals, reading
and log walks if aileresf-
ed n go" to know me
better. give -* a call. SY
2321 (OSH)
INDEPENDENT woman
looking for an attractive
mail. 29 no children.
non-smoker. intelligent.
ability : -ave a v,cod
time SY 238:4 (OSH)
FEMALE. 'g 55-. 115
IDs.. brown hair, green-
eyed, medlical university
student, looking for a
male. 18-25. no nead
games, well educated.
goals in life. honest, loyal
and lust likes '.: gc :..t
anc nav a ; r SY 2385
ENGLISH ^arse. volun-
teenng in Latin America.
seeking kind. Intell,gert
successful man. SY 2386
(OSH)
BLACK female.
employed, early 40'S. sep-
arated,
egarated, few Interests,
would like to meet sin-
cere, honest. caring,
affectionate reale with a
good personality race
unimportant SY 2390
FULL -FIGURED woman,
enjoys theatre, travel.
quiet romantic times, look-
ing for someone compati-
ble. 40-50, non-smoker.
social drinker, employed
and romantic SY 2392
CAREER oriented ternme.
26, fun -loving, outgoing.
Christian, who loves
sports, the outdoors and
long walks with dog.
Looking for Christian.
independent male, 26-31,
with same interests. for
friendship and possible
relationship. SY 2393
FEEMALE, 41, divorced.
seeks a non-smoking
mak compareon for Last-
ing relationship. enjoys
dining out. dancing. walks
in the park. quiet evenings
at home and ****ends
out SY 2394 (OSH)
PETITE English widow. in
60's. Mees travel, theatre.
seeks cion-snicung. Geon
gentleman with sense of
hurrou• for cornpanion-
snip SY 2396 (OSH)
FUN, a'tractty* single.
business woman loves
kf*, music movies, out-
doors. kock:ng for outgo-
ing white mels. 25-28, no
dependents and
emVoy*d alike self). '^•
ycss.ba �a', nship. SY
2396 tOSHI
EASY -GONG. donde but
not du -0, 30+. fetnal*.
seeks ^ones: male com-
panion. 35. who enjoys
dining and dencei ccun-
try music md+ries, travel.
boanry^ arc ^,,ere' brines.
SY 2397 (0514)
TALL matoord*nt.
active mom. white. 39.
5' 10' looking 10 a caring
and sincere man for
friendship and posstt e
longer- eatonsnp. SY
2391 I OSH I
SEPARATED female 58.
to k rg 'or an understard-
ng and casing geroema^.
doesrl smoke or an nit,
takes Juldoon and spore
dancing and long walks
55-58. for conicar o^•
ship • earonship SY 2399
(OSH,
LOOKING ler a compan-
ion. 4555. must be hon-
est sinew and trustwof-
Ihy as i am. Is lookrg for
a kxg-term relationship. I
enjoy dancing, theatre,
cou" drives and some-
one 'o erljov set whtth SY
2400 t0SH)
SINGLE Torn. long brown
hair b•own-eyed. 5-7-
kook,^y 'or a relationsil,:
witr a fall male. 27. SY
2401
ATTRACTIVE white.
Chnstia^ lady. enjoys
quiet walks, ronwhtic din-
ners, sot? music looking
for Boni Agan gentleman,
age around 40. w^:
enloy s 'r a same SY 2402
WHITE. Christian :adv.
50. seeks sincere gentle-
man who s heart s tercer
c. • God SY 2403 (OSH)
INDEPENDENT and
young at heart. profes-
sional single mom. 40.
wishes to meet someone
who enjoys dancing. trav-
el, thoroughbred racing.
playing pool, a good
movie. riding a roller-
coaster and quiet
evenings wa:cri-g, the
jay's SY 2404 (OSH)
BLONDE, blue-eyed
female. medium build. sin-
gle mom, looking for
male. 26-34. 510'-6'3
must work out, love kids.
conversation. romance.
eat healthy, enjoy most
sports and the outdoors
Race unimportant, no
games. SY 2405
DATE wanted for
Saturday. June 17. qualifi-
cations. physically fit,
attractive, 36-44, hard -
worker, who enjoys com-
pany of attractive lady,
only ihdse of good char-
acter need apply Call for
nterwew. SY 2e06 (OSH)
MAGICAL. mystical Lady.
40*s. petite. nature (over.
succei seeks gentle-
man who likes gardening,
country drives. cooking
and cats SY 2407 (OSH)
ROMANTIC, attractive
single, white female. 34.
5'6'. shin with sandy
blonde hair. blue-eyed. no
dependents. looking tot a
sensitive, affectionate
mala 30-39 for se - os
wauonsrup SY 2409
INTELLIGENT single
morn.. 24. college gradu-
ate. employed. has wide
venety at interests Seek -
ng mal*, 24 30, intelli-
;ent attractive, we ght
p'.);c•' ,race 'c height
SY 2410 (OSH)
SINGLE -nom of two 30,
enjoys on walks. vanetir
of music, has a good
sense of Na"our. not rib
head grnes. 2214" fed In
trial hip first pc ss.bie
rola'-,-ship SY 2412
(OSM`
ENERGETIC. 5 6 39.
Inge, white femalo. no
kids seeks similar male
who runs rtiouritar+ bikes
Sk,s. kayaks. for fnend-
shp. possible ton; -e-.
re -a* :-ship SY 2413
(OSH)
LEO, 22. attractive mom
of one, enloys fishing.
414. Cards. pool and
Harleys op*n-mini
Airing and honest, IooK rc,
of mal* for a org'e^i
reianors.^hc SY 2415
WARY. :vng, attractive
Nriale. 49 petite. blonde.
veno enjoys aancng trav-
*I. orani.- everings,
kook.ng for a good-loak-
ng. tail, gentleman only.
49-55. who :s honest. Car -
.ng and eniovs' a
th+rte n to SY 2416
INDEPENDENT. attrac-
live, s:cgie parent. 29.
enjoys love. life and lots
at Laughter, seeks-iornar-
'tc gentleman and best
tnend 30'ish to gat out
and live ie tc me tutfest
w,tf- SY 2417
GENUINE. single. fuil-fig
ured. employed female.
mrd 40 S. would lie :o
•meet mak that's king sin-
cere and not into head
games is a non-
smoker d• -Ker or c•ug
use, SY 2418 (OSH)
SHE'S A KEEPER 'ail.
slim, good-looking.
blonde, professional,
interested n meeting talc,
professional that is inter-
ested lin tun. travel, the-
atre. quiet lames arc :on-
versanor. 35-45 SY 2632
SINGLE iaay lock.rg for
single straight females.
40-50, for !riendshtc and
outings SY 3217
PROFESSIONAL black
female, seeking profes-
sional black male, for
friendship. SY 3219
A refined, well-educated
lady, widow, in late 60's.
likes music, theatre. trav-
elling, no desire of mar-
riage. seeks gentleman
WIDOW, gentleman, in
good health. non-smoker.
non-drinker. enjoys home
life, traveling, romance,
htodiing hall ds. wand like
to meal a Christian sw '"
with similar interests. SY
4260 (COB)
HONEST and clean,
easy -gang senior. looting
for friendship and com-
Pw- ship. enjoy staying
home or going out. SY
4022
SENIOR woman, 5'5'.
slim build, good health.
looking for non-smoker.
tall. fit easy-gfx^g 91111111
man, for companionship.
who likes quiet times.
occasional dancing, the-
atre and country outing.
SY 4063
SINCERE. senior lady
would like to meet other
seniors for trave, and
cor-porvortship SY 4066
HONEST. olack Tale -nod
30's -andsome. clean.
look..-; for aftectionate
and aftrectve female for
discreet enc,: .- ff-s
Csr'awa area SY 5720
ATTRACTIVE 'enols 28.
5-7' ' 25 lbs . blonde.
odk,ng for a female to
nave discreet encourdws
wish r-•vse' anc -ale :,aR-
re• SY 5764 (OSH)
TALL, ran :some. light
sk;rned. established.
Aran male attached.
would like 'c meet slim
attractive female under
35 lior ziscreet relation-
SY 5765
ATTENTIVE, sensitive
mart nviitS two adYenhyf-
ous women to explore
passion � -e x w er
thea SY 57i6 (OSH)
WHITE -.ale. 30, woK,rr,
tar an anacmedl lady. any,
-ace, 20-45 'o put the
Spark Back ^td my ,ifs
Very msc-ee' 3-�, Clain.
SY 5769 (OSH)
STABLE and sincere.
gay. eh'e tem& e. 36
years ofd, seeks 'emnne
Lady. 2t3 -4S, for cornpan-
arsit good ernes and a
possible relationship.
or" `uier evervng►s• ON
walks. Cart'M all montes
Ail *spies answered SY
5770 (OSH)
ATTACHED. at:racVve.
professional, white. 33
clear acid discreet, seeks
an attached of s,ngie
female fc• 3�sc•e*t
encC_^'ars SY 5771
UNATTACHED rale.
30's, good coking. dear+.
phys:caily ht. wishing to
have afternoon encoun-
ters w th a lonely !ady
You will not be disappoir;t-
ad if you :ai. J,sc-et,,r
ass--ec SY 5772 JOSH)
GAY Tali. 20. looking 'or
same. 19-25. fc • :seas
er -ars SY 5774
(OSH)
ATTACHED. 23. male.
slim and attractive.
straight. wishes to
encounter sexuai axpen-
ence, must be slim and
attractive. 18-30. clea lav
ness an-, d screnon a
must SY 5776
COUPLE. ate 30's, seeks
other couple for fun.
'•iendship and encoun-
ters, must be open-muW-
er.. sea and discreet. SY
5777
KEN, met you at Cedar's
Park on the May 24 week-
end, we were at the
restaurant by the pool
when you asked if you
could try on my leather
vest, please contact me,
Elvis with the long hair.
SY 5778 (OSH)
SINGLE white male,
cross dresser, seeks
female. 30-45, for com-
panionship. Please call
my voice greeting for fur-
ther details. SY 5779
(OSI)
SINGLE, professional, it
female, enjoys Jeopardy.
outdoor sports, non-smdt-
or. seeks the same, 32-
40, for a monogamous
relabonship. SY 5700
YALE, 19, looking for
same, 19-25, for casual
encounters. SY SM
YALE scuba diver seeks
same, for diving buddy
and friendship. Gays wel-
come.
Oshawa. ST SM
A6
ATTRACTIVE, curious
female, 35, wishes to
meet curious female or
secure coupe. for kin gM-
togellhor, cleeNness and
discretion a must. SY
(O6M)
COUPLE, and 30's. seeks
female to have discreet
encounters. Must be
open-rianded. clean and
dscteM. SY 571111111111 (004
COUPLE. 30's. seeks
other couples for friend-
ship, tun and encotirriena.
Must be healthy, open-
minded and discreet. SY
S711115(0911)
COUPLE, mid -30's. look-
ing for other couples for
fun encounters, must be
open-nvnded. clean and
citscrost. SY S726
GAY white mak. 27. likes
horseback riding, loves
pets. bokuig for the same
for tnendship SY S727
(OSH)
SINCERE, shy white
'emale. 52. seeks same.
for friendship outings.
gaf AfaxiPrckerng area
SY 57W
ARE you a lady wnc is
Iom*V or has a low SO-
estoorri This kind. Ckfafl.
considered gentleman.
mites you to a discreet.
intiriate encounter.com-
PWO wrih a botse of wine
and relax _q se^s4af
r^.assage SY 5719
SECURE :..pie seers
af!tractrv* white mak for
fun and discreet wvxx ti-
t*rs Must ce :.ear air
heal± -y SY 5790 (OSM)
SECURE ::upt* seeks
attractive temale for fort
and discreet oncounters
:lust be - ear a^^
heatry SY 5791 (OSM)
OLDER _ok,ple. Straight.
seeks ^a,e for discreet
get-togethers. must Be
heart! v age -c1 smpor-
art SY S792
ATTRACTIVE _ )up)*
mod 30's. she wS."s 'a
meet attrac^ve 'e^a es
fc- er ^'e s Sy 57V
PROFESSIONAL. wVe.
ht. gay femaie, enjoys
sports, outdoors and
quet Close tir-es Mdh my
partner. kook:^g for h"iav
female. 25-35. for a
sr -AC SV 5794(05141
GAY -ale couple. Tad
30 s, good ooxinq.
heaithy. sincere. seeks
younger male. 18-25 tar
fun and friendship
Discretion assured and
expected Rep v w
oli -_mbar SY S795
(OSH)
WHITE 'envie. 52, inter-
ested n meeting while
formaie, 4C s-50 s. for
suir"mer outings, possible
re,aziorsnic v,?,v ;serest.
SY 5796 (OSH)
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Heathwood Homes has introduced a unique pur- Williamsburg, a unique
chase plan at Williamsburg, in Whitby, that takes the_ purchase plan helps take
risk out of buying a new home — especially when j_ -s
buvers have an existing home to sell. _ the risk out Of buying a
"There are many people who would like to buy a new home, says
new house, but they are concerned about selling their _
existing home in this market," says Hugh Heron, _ Heathwood president
president of Heathwoo l Homes. "We are eery pleased
with this plan because it takes the risk — and worry
— out of buying a new home."
Under the "Carefree and Easy New Home
Purchase Plan" purchasers chmmc their lot and home
design from the dozens being offered at
%V11hamshurg, Whitby's newest master -planned com-
munity. Because they're buying early, the% have the
test choice of lcxs and they're eligible for the Grand
Opening Bonus Plan.
All that's required is a $2,M) initial deposit and
the offer is conditional on the sale of their home.
Heathwood Homes will then help arrange deposit
financing. have the property appraised and help
homeowners' land their agent) sell their home.
Best of all. Heathwtw�d will pav purchasers 12 per
cent interest on their initial deposit if their home
doesn't sell. This rate of return is higher than what's
currenth on most bonds and other in%cstment %chi-
des.
"Buyers can cho osc the home they've alwa%s
wanted. put the home this-, have now on the market
and relax.** says Heron. " if it doesn't wort, out. thc%
talk their deposit monies and the interest and walk
awa%. There's nothing to lose."
Williamshurv, is located off Rossland Rd.. dust west
of Cochrane St` in W hdth%. This mastcr-planned com-
munity will include parks, schools. stx)pping And
recreation facilities as well as acres of parkland and
natural woxdfed arras.
Heathwoxxi Homcs is current]% offering a wide
selection of single-family homes on 29-. 36- and 42 -
foot lots. Prices. which include GST, start at S 149,900
for the 1.126 sq.tt. Chesapeake model.
The exteriors of these homes fcature traditional
architectural details like brick -trimmed w 1ndow s with
ke%stones, brick corner quoining and attractive entry
doors with antique brass hardware. Interior finishes
include quality 32 -oz nylon standard carpet too -oz.
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the in the entry_ foyer. IUXUriOUs master ensuites. A
pedestal sink in the powder room and custom-
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Buying a new home can be an exciting and
rewarding process. Before signing on the dotted line,
however, you should do some research. This means
contacting the Toronto Home Builders' Association for
the names of builders in the greater Metro area.
It also means visiting open houses and model homes
with your list of must -haves versus nice -to -haves in
hand, always balancing you needs and desires with
your financial resources. Once you have decided on a
builder and home style, you must then decide on the
features that will ultimately result in your own unique
home.
That is why it is so important you select a
professional builder, one who will help to make the
entire process, from first offer to celebrating your first
anniversary in your new home, run as smoothly and
trouble-free as possible. Your and your professional
builder will share a very important goal — making
sure you will enjoy your new home long after you
receive the keys to the front door.
WHAT DOES YOUR
PROFESSIONAL BUILDER DO?
Constructing a house is a complex process that
demands expert planning, knowledge of municipal
bylaws and regulations, careful scheduling and skilled
co-ordination by an experienced builder. A typical
house contains more than 3,000 parts, all of which
must be assembled carefully and in sequence. It takes
approximately 30 different subtradcs to carry out this
work, from framers to roofers to finishing carpenters,
all of whom must arrive at the building site in the
Tight order at the right time. In fact, there arc 109
workers involved in the construction of a new single-
family home.
The professional home builder stands at the centre
of this process as the driving force in getting together
materials, labor and information, guiding the project
through a schedule and packaging everything into an
attractive quality product that will provide you, the
home owner, with years of comfort and pleasure.
BEFORE
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS
Establishing a good working relationship with your
builder at the outset will help both of you throughout
the construction process. Find out who your ongoing
contact will be. Your builder may have a
representative such as a salesperson who is
responsible for customer relations and who will be
available for consultation during the actual
construction of your home.
If desired, your builder can provide you with
information about financing your new home. Some
builders arrange mortgages in order to facilitate the
sale and make the purchasing process as easy as
possible. Others can make suitable recommendations
to their customers based on long-standing working
relationships with one or several lending institutions
in the community.
Your builder may also be able to give you useful
advice if you have to sell your existing home in order
to buy a new home. Most builders have cultivated a
good business relationship with resale brokers in the
community.
Before work can begin, your builder will need a
firm offer that includes final specification of all
features, options and changes. This requires you to
consider your needs and wants carefully in light of -the
features and options offered by the builder. Most
builders offer a number of choices for their standard
finishing products, like color of the carpeting and
style of kitchen and bathroom tiles. Many builders
also have full inventory of optional items such as
upgraded kitchen cupboards and Flooring.
"Environmentally friendly option packages" are
rapidly growing in popularity as more home buyers
want to include energy- and water -conserving
technology in their new home. Low -flow showerheads
and toilets, upgraded heating systems, high-
performance windows, "recycling stations" in the
kitchen and backyard composters help to reduce the
use of resources and benefit the environment.
t Don't hesitate to discuss your concerns and
with your builder who will be able to assist
�uestions
ou in making the right iii AA& for your home. Your
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builder will keep a re&ord on file of all the selections
you make. Nothing is left to chance!
During construction of your home, you may be
asked to make a few additional decisions, such as
placement of electrical outlets. Be sure to give each
matter adequate consideration, but don't delay
unnecessarily or the schedule for the entire project
may be affected.
Try to stick to choices you made in the beginning.
In many cases, the materials you select are ordered
immediately to ensure delivery on time. Before
requesting changes during construction, discuss the
implications with your builder. Are your new choices
readily available? How much time will you lose? How
does the change affect the scheduling of subtrades?
Your move -in date? And, finally, what is the cost of
the suggested change? If the change is important to
you and you accept the implications, your builder will
arrange to make the change. Changes can often be
accommodated, since your builder wants you to feel
happy with your new home and satisfied with the
service you receive.
As construction heads into the final stages, it is
important to maintain close contact with your builder
and be available at short notice to ensure smooth
sailing right to the end. Sometimes, decisions have to
be made on the spot or, occasionally, unexpected
delays might interfere with final closing.
THE FINAL TOUCHES
Shortly before the final settlement and transfer of
ownership of the house, you and your builder will
"walk through" the house to conduct a final
inspection. Three to five days before closing is best —
when construction is substantially complete, but there
is still enough time for the builder to remedy any
imperfections that may surface. Anything that is not to
your satisfaction should be noted for a pre -delivery
inspection report. Minor items such as scratches and
incomplete paint work will be rectified before your
moving day. Other items will be corrected after your
are settled.
Your builder's service and involvement does not
stop the day you move into your new home.
Professional builders have an established inspection
schedule for your first year of occupancy and home
owners are encouraged to keep track of minor
deficiencies to be repaired during regular house visits.
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State-of-the-art features at H
Sandbury Homes has been building single-family
homes in the east end of Toronto for almost 20 years
and is celebrating its success
and affection for the Ajax Sandkx
community with a delightful
new development of some 145
homes, called Hunter's Ridge.
Localed on the west side of Commu
Harwood Avenue, north of
Hwy. 2, the properties are just
minutes by car from key��
shopping areas, from charming
Pickering Village and from
Hwy. 401. Many of the homes have the added
advantage of backing on to parkland.
Nine single-family detached home designs are
offered at Hunter's Ridge and all enjoy at least one
"state-of-the-art" design feature. From the two-
bedroom bungalow at 1,063 sq. ft. to the largest two-
storey design at 2,186 sq.ft., these thoughtfully
designed houses on 30 -foot las go "all out' to attract
today's first-time buyers and young families.
To start with, all but one of the homes have
outdoor porches — some with railings and ample
space to sit outside and watch the world go by. Many
enjoy vaulted ceilings in the morning rooms. master
bedrooms or family rooms. Some of the entrance
foyers open right up to the upper floor ceiling, with
look -out balconies above.
Most of the kitchens enjoy a raised breakfast bar.
perfect for snacks or entertaining at any time of day.
In many of the designs. there are Great Rooms with
gas fireplaces and TV niches: main -floor laundry
rooms. and special display areas designed for plants
of objets d'art. Nlaster bedrooms enjoy double door
entries and wall -in closets and many bedrooms have
handsome window seats. Two of the models feature a
second staircase at the rear of the house leading down
to a brightly -lit finished lower level and others have
half walls between the foyer and the living dining
areas to maximize light and spaciousness_
Special options include skylights, luxury ensuite
bathrooms with corner oval tubs, separate shower
stalls and even towel shelving. And equally exciting
are the optional built-in `duo computer centres" for
school and office work.
Two of Sandbury's most popular designs are the
two-bedroom bungalow called the Lexington and the
two-storey model called the Foxhall, which offers
alternative three- and four-bedroom layouts on the
second level_
The main floor of the Lexington is raised so that
the basement has good sized windows and plenty of
light. Although it is not included in the listed 1,083
sq.ft. of living space, the basement can easily be
finished to provide a third bedroom, an additional
four -piece bathroom and a large family room with gas
fireplace.
The compact main floor has an attractive entry
foyer with steps going up to the main floor and down
to the basement. Its focal point is a display shelf
between the two staircases that is perfect for plants or
a sculpture. Both the guest bedroom and the master
bedroom have good closet space and share access to a
four -piece bathroom. The kitchen and morning room
are well lit and floor -to -ceiling glass sliding doors
.lead out to the finished backyard deck_
The Foxhall, at 2.000 sq.ft., is one of the most
exciting designs among the Hunter's Ridge series.
Highlights of the main floor plan are a powder room
off the foyer, a recessed stairwell and a laundry room
large enough for side-by-side washer and dryer and
storage space. The kitchen spans the width of the
house and overlooks a magnificent family room that
opens out to the back yard. The family room has a
high vaulted ceiling with optional skylights, not to
mention a gas fireplace and a built-in TV niche. The
morning room to the right of the kitchen has room for
an optional wall -length pantry.
Upstairs, there are two floor plans to choose from.
The first has four bedrooms and an optional linen
closet. The master suite enjoys a dramatic vaulted
ceiling, a large walk-in closet, a cozy window seat
and a private four -piece bathroom. The alternative
layout is even more spectacular and with three
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station. The master suite has an
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luxury featuring a separate
shower stall and an oversized
o�� corned tub. This upper floor
ty design also features a special
alcove near the stairwell for
displaying art.
nal value To add to the clever use of
space in the Foxhall design, the
basement has enough room to
build an additional office, family room, workshop,
three-piece bathromn and cold -storage room.
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1,063 to 2,186 sq.ft. and prices range from $154,990
to $189,990. as an incentive to "early bird"
purchasers, a special preview price of $149.990 is
being offered for the Lexmgton bungalow (elevation
"A") along with a choice of $3,000 in optional extras
or five appliances or 7.4 per cent mortgage financing
on all house types for a limited period of time.
For more information on Hunter's Ridge visit the
sales office on the west side of Harwood Ave. in
Ajax, just north of Hwy. 2. Office hours are Monday
through Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. and on weekends
and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The office is
closed on Fridays. You can also call (905) 427-4678
for more information.
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Builders encouraged by election result,
The Tory landslide in the provincial election was
viewed positively by the Oshawa -Durham Home
Builders' Association.
"This appears to be a clear message that the people
of Ontario are optimistic about the future," stated
Stephen Kassinger, president of the local home
builder's group. "This was not a protest vote, rather it
was a stmog show of support for the specific changes
outlined by the 'Common Sense Revolution.' Mike
Harris stated very clearly what his mandate was and
that's what Ontario elected."
The residential construction industry historically
has been the largest single sector in Ontario's
economy. but has languished for five years under
NDP rule. A cyclical recession started the decade,
however the NDP's policies
relating to housing, development
and construction severely
hampered industry efforts to
recover.
"Our estimates figure that
provincial regulations, policies and
taxes have added well over
$10.000 to the cost of each new
home since 1990," said Mr.
Kassinger. -We bought a lot of red
tape with that money, but the
consumer received little in return."
The Oshawa -Durham Home
Builders' Association and related
groups such as the Ontario and
Canadian Home Builders'
Associations have fought long and
hard to keep housing affordable
and within reach of most
Canadians. The previous
government said they wanted more
affordable housing yet they
Moderate
growth in
housing
market
The latest figures from the
Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation show Oshawa
housing starts for the month of
May reached the highest level
since September 1994.
tie% residential construction
in the Oshawa Census
Metropolitan Area for the
month of May totalled 168
units, up 18 per cent over the
previous month (1 42 units).
The rise over April comes as
a result of increased activity in
row (35 units) and assisted (12
units) housing.
Single starts, on the other
hand dropped slightly to 119
units. from 121 units reported
in April.
Overall, residential
construction has been lagging
last year's performance. The
year to date housing starts of
625 units is a 29 per cent drop
over the same period last year.
Moderate gains are expected
in the housing industry as
interest rates have begun their
long-awaited decline.
Continued decline in the cost
of borrowing will stimulate the
resale and the construction
industry, according to the
CMHC.
crippled the industry and caused undue hardship for
the average citizen.
"The Conservatives have outlined exactly what
they will do to cut red tape, simplify the development
process and relieve the onerous regulations which end
up costing consumers," Mr. Kassinger continued to
say. "We look to them to fulfill their promises and, if
they do, we will all be on the road to recovery and a
healthy economy."
Consumer confidence has been the key factor
missing for a recovery in the general economy and
the ODHBA expects that this significant change in
the electorate will manifest itself in renewed
optimism and confidence for the future.
"People need to be secure in their own situations
before spending their hard-earned money on a n
investment such as a new home," said the local b
builders' association president. "We feel that th
the first indication of a change in people's attitude
Housing starts have fallen far short of expectal
this spring and the current buyers' market will ch
as the demand for housing returns. Real estate pi
remain low, but cannot be sustained as the den
increases.
"We are ready a get back to business as usual
begin creating jobs again and Providing the best
most affordable housing," concluded Mr. Kassino
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Attractive location for beautiful Fembrook homes
Everyone knows the three most
important factors in real estate are
location, location and location. That is
why you really owe it to yourself to visit
the Woods of Oshawa Creek, the
Fernbrook Homes community in north
Oshawa.
Location is everything in this
community. Sure, the convenience of
major shopping centres, schools and
transportation and commuting routes are
part of this neighborhood. But these are all
outdone by the beautiful location.
"This is easily one of the most
attractive locations in Oshawa," says sales
manager Sid Dclnick. "The community is
located amidst greenbelt and conservation
land. The area stays green all year round
and nature is right at your door ... I've seen
the deer, a fox or two and the racoons."
The best way to get a feeling for the
community is to take a walk around the
site. The backdrop of trees you see there
now will be part of the scenery you will see out of
your windows when you buv a home in the Woods of
Oshawa Creek. The promise of the mature trees and
greenland now at the site. in its early stages of
development, will be three scars from now is only
available at the Woods of Oshawa Creek.
`The community is completely surrounded by
protected lands.- adds Dclnick. -Nothing can be built
around it...thc natural beauty and wildlife will be part
of this location for a lifetime. -
It is a great feeling to know that a the Woods of
Oshawa Creek. you can enjoy all country -living has
to offer and you don't have to leave the city. It is also
a great feeling to know that buying a home in the
Wexxis of Oshawa Creek means you arc purchasing
from a builder who is well known for thringing
together traditional designs, forward -thinking and
visionary concepts to create communities which are
distinetiyc and innovative.
The Woods of Oshawa Creek fcatures fUlly-
detached homes on 40- and 50 -foot lots that rank in
depth from 102 to 150 feet and the arca is fully -
surrounded by conscryation land. There are six
models (four bungalow and two two-storey designs)
avai;ablc for %ciwing. The community also fcatures a
group of townhomcs most with walkouts, basements
or decks and most backing onto greenbelt land.
Like all FcrnbrOOk designs, the W(xx1s of Oshawa
Creek features homes that are masterfully -crafted and
beautifully finished — whether it is a contemporan
bungalow or an elegant two-storey design. Homes
feature attractive brick and stone fronts, dramatic roof
lines, spacious porches and many other attractive
elements. -The feedback on the finishing on these
homes has 13cen incredible," says Delnick.
Bungalow designs range from 997 sq.ft. to 1.643
sq.ft. on 40- and 50 -foot lots and start at S144,990.
The two store-, home designs range from 1,735 sq.ft.
to 2.534 sq.ft. also on 40- and 50 -foot lots and start at
$167.990.
Townhomes are available in two-storey, raised
bungalow and bungalow with loft designs. These
homes offer living spaces ranging from 955 sq.ft. to
1,628 sq.ft. and start at $114,990, after a builder
rebate of 55,000.
There are some inventory homes available for
quick move in dates- Prices on these homes, a mix of
bungalows and two-storey designs, range from
5149,990 to S190,990. All inventory homes have
finished family rooms and some back onto greenbelt.
Buying a home at the Woods of Oshawa Creek
now also means you can take advantage of a bonus
package that includes one of the following: 7.9 per
cent three-year capped mortgage; finished recreation
room in the basement; central air conditioning; a five -
appliance package; or a move -in package that
includes fridge, stove, window coverings and movers.
The Woods of Oshawa Creek is located near all
amenities including 5 Points Mall, public and
separate schools, Durham College, Oshawa Public
Library, Northview Community Centre and medical
facilities_ Qt)er recreation facilities nearby include
various golf courses, go-kart tracks and several
walking and biking trails.
"A'here else can you find homes that are
beautifully designed and quality built and in a
community that offers the best of the country and the
cit 7- Delnick asks.
If you believe in the "location is everything- real
estate adage, the answer is easy. Take a drive up
Ritson Rd., just past Taunton Rd, and follow the signs
to the Woods of Oshawa Creek. Not only will you
experience Fernbrook's building reputation and
commitment to excellence in its communities, but you
will also see how, living in this bcautifully-located
community will bring you many years of enjoyment.
For information contact Sid Dclnick, sales
manager, at 725-3130. See back page for additional
details.
Buyinga new
home i
exciting
Buying a new home is an exciting and rewarding
process! Doing your homework and carefully
rescarching the marketplace, means that you will be
able to buy your new home with confidence,
knowing that you arc getting the most for your
money from the best in the field.
DETERMINE Ho% NI1 CH VOU CA1 AFFORD — YOU
may have a downpayment together and a rough idea
of how much you can afford to
borrow. Contact your lending
institution to talk it over. Ask about
a pre-approvcd mortgage. it's cast'
to arrangc and it costs nothing. For
a specified length of time until you
buy (some lendcrs offer up to 90
days), a pec-approvcd mortgage
can confirm the mortgage you
qualify for and protect .Ou against
interest rate increases while and
allowing you to benefit if rates
drop.
CHOOSE A PROFESSIO\Al. Bt ILDER
— When you decide to buv a new
home, it's important to select a
professional builder. The quality of
your home is determined by the
quality of your builder and, when
you buy from a professional
builder, you are assured of getting
the most value for vour investment.
Contact the Oshawa and District
Home Builders' Association for
the names and telephone numbers
of member builders. Association members are
committed to professionalism in the residential
construction industry and adhere to a strict Code of
Ethics set down by the Canadian Home Builders'
Association.
Most professional builders are also members of
the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, which
offers a warranty against major structural failures
for a minimum of five years and guarantees against
defects in workmanship and materials for at least
one year. They also safeguard deposits made by new
home purchasers.
Talk to friends and family members who have
recently bought a new home and ask for their
recommendations. Their experiences can give you
valuable information abeut the professional builders
in the area.
GATHER AT LEAST THREE NAME -S OF PROSrIPA-11VE
BUILDERS — Contact each of them to discuss your
housing needs and request a list of previous projects
and customers. Drive around and take a look at
some of the houses they have built- Talk to the
homeowners and ask questions about the
community, the house and the builder's service
before, during and after the sale.
Consult more than one homeowner
for each builder to get a cross-
section of opinions -
Take a good, close look at a
builder's model homes. Arc they
soundly built? Are they well
finished' How do they compare
with other homes built by this
builder and other builders?' Ask the
hake builder about the types of materials
used, the maintenance requirements
and other details of interest to you.
HIRE A LA%vER — You will need a
lawyer (or notary) to complete a
real estate purchase and it is a good
idea to arrange for this early. If you
don't have a lawyer already, the
local or provincial bar association
can refer you to lawyers who
specialize in real estate. Your
lawyer will represent your interests
throughout the process of buying a
new home. Ask for an estimate of
legal costs in advance so you know
what to expect.
.DECIDE WHERE TO BUY — You can look for your
new home by visiting builders' model sites,
checking newspaper ads or following "For Sale"
signs that you spot while driving around. You can
also hire a real estate agent to look for a new home.
Either way, the location of your new home will be
one of the most important factors you will want to
consider. Is the home convenient to work, schools
and shopping? Is public transit close at hand?
Picture yourself in the neighborhood — is it well
maintained? Are recreation facilities available and
nearby? Are there environmental considerations —
such as sources of pollution, noisy traffic routes for
cars, trains or aircraft — that you may want to
consider?
Choose a
professional
builder
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home -buying
experience
more
rewarding
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NEW HOMES & WTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 15
New Home Warranty Plan covers deposit
Consumers buying a new
home can take comfort in the •
knowledge there is warranty
protection on deposits if the n 11- ti e
builder fails to close the deal on
their home.
Under the Ontario New Iffiouse
Home Warranties Plan Act, new
home buyers are covered for
their deposit to a maximum of $20,000 if, through no
fault of their own, their builder fails to complete the
sale.
Home buyers should be aware of the $20,000
coverage cap. The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program (ONHWP) often hears from naive
homebuyers who gave builders
down payments larger than the
cap, mistakenly believing the
entire amount was protected.
It is also important to
understand the difference between
'completing the sale' and
'finishing the home'. If the builder
files for bankruptcy prior to the
completion of the closing of the
home buying transaction, then
your deposit is protected and you
should register a claim with your
nearest ONHWP Regional office.
However, if you and your
builder sign an Agreement of
Purchase and Sale and officially
close the new home deal, then the
sale is complete and the deposit
protection is finished. At that time,
another form of ONHWP
protection begins — coverage for
breaches of warranty and
incomplete work.
Protection on condomin-um
deposits is similar to freehold
dwelling deposit coverage except
that new condominium buyers can
recover up to $20,000 (if, through
no fault of their own, the builder
fails to close the sale), plus
interest as directed by the
Condominium .Act.
In dealing with deposit
protection it should be noted that
ONHWP does not cover
reservation fees on condominiums.
A reservation fee - generally
between S500 and S1,000 but
sometimes more - is money paid
by a potential condominium buyer,
giving that interested purchaser an
option on the (as yet unbuilt)
condominium. Since there is no
Agreement of Purchase and Sale,
the purchaser is not obliged to buy
and the vendor is not obliged to
sell. The prospective purchaser is
paying for a first chance at
purchasing when more details are
available.
Eventually the potential buyer
may decide to enter an actual
agreement with the condominium
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builder or back out and be
refunded the fee. However, if
the project does not proceed and
the fee is lost, it is not covered
by ONHWP's warranty.
In cases of contract homes,
purchasers can still receive up to
$20,000, but the calculation to
determine the amount they
receive differs from condominium or freehold
dwelling transactions.
Typically in a contract home scenario, the
purchaser owns the land and hires a builder. Anything
built on that land is considered to be the purchaser's.
Subsequently, if the purchaser pays $20,000 towards
construction and the builder declares bankruptcy after
having completed work valued at, for example,
$12,000, 58,000 of the purchaser's payment (total of
money paid out, minus value of work done) would be
protected.
Consumers who are considering buying a new
home or condominium should take the time to
understand the deposit protection coverage that
applies to their own situation.
If you require more information about deposit
coverage protection contact your nearest ONHWP
Regional office or call 1-800-668-0124.
AUBREY LEBLANC is president and registrar of rhe Onwio
New Home Warranty Program.
SALES SOAR AT THE
BROWNSTONES OF PICKERING
Discover the rut end's most
successful new community, the
Brownstones of Pickering. Purchasers
certainly can recognize outstanding value
when they sec it. Over 70% of the free-
hold condominium townhomes have sold
in just six weeks! Located in Dur6nis
most sought-after community,
The Brownstones of Pickering offers a
variety of designs and arc priced from just
$109,900.
But it's also the exterior urban
elegance and inner spaciousness of these
two and three-storey residences that has
captivated buyers. Take a look at the
with 1.06- k; rr, of Liven,,. Dining Room arca overl1xww nV -r-,c
open -concept living space and priced at
onh• S 123.900. The Dmimouth will
awaken the decorator in you. t_ t the
exterior, brick quoining and kcy,toncs
arch Palladian -style windows giving a
cosmopolitan look to the front.
Inside, open the door to contemporary
styling with the efficient Kitchen at the
front of the house and the con -
Dartmouth.
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The Dartnrouth
1,067 sq. ft.
back patio.
The Dartmouth features rrvo Large
Bedrooms and a central Bath on
theSccond Level, where unique windows
brighten the rooms and highlight your
furnishings. For dramatic luxury, head
upstairs to lour private Lott and Roof
Terrace. Suitable as a sitting room or
studio. the loft completes the
Brownstones air of
sophistication.
Land servicing is expected
" to begin in two weeks. with
construction underway in
July. To visit the Sales Office
at The Brownstones of
Pickering, take Hwy. -401 cast
to Brock Rd. He -ad north and
turn left on Pickering
Parkway. The sales office hours
are Mondav to Thursdav 12
ncx)n - 8 p.m., Saturday,
Sunday & holidays 1 1 a.m. -
p.m., and closed Fridays.
For further information, call
(905) 619-9003.
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Attractive homes sell better...and faster .
You've decided to buy a new home,
therefore you want to sell your existing
home quickly and for the best possible
price. The following tips from the
Canadian Home Builders' Association
show how you can make your home more
attractive to prospective buyers.
One of the first places to assess is the
front yard. According to many experts,
curb appeal is important. It doesn't matter
what the inside looks like if the buyer
never gds there.
A coat of paint on the door, polished
house numbers, door knob and knocker, a
new brass kickplate, mature bushes and
blooming plants all help to create a
positive first impression.
if a survey of the inside shows up
old -looking paint and dated
wallpaper, then a new coat of paint is
in order. Choose premium quality
paint and rernerrhber fill nail holes and
cracks first.
Stick to light light, neutral colors.
Darkcr tones or trendy shades may
offend potential buyers. Light colors
can also make small rooms seem
larger, airier and, naturally, brighter
— all pluses in a resale market.
A coat of paint and new cupboard
and drawer handles arc inexpensive
ways of breathing new life into a tired
looking kitchen. Keep windows clean
in order to let as much light as
possible into all rooms. A home filled
with natural light is much more
appealing than a dark, gloomy place.
Place table and floor lamps
strategically to artfully eliminate dark
cr wrwm_
Brownstones
To commemorate the ground
breaking for the Brownstones
of Pickering, you are invited to
a special day on Saturday (June
17) beginning at noon at the
community's sales office.
The Mayor of Pickering and
six aldermen will release
helium balloons from the east
end's most successful new
condominium townhomc
community.
Also helping celebrate is a
disc jockey and a clown to
entertain the kids with face
painting and a few other tricks.
The Brownstones of
Pickering features a collection
of townhomes starting at
$109,900. Seventy per cent of
the community sold within six
weeks of homes going on sale.
To reach the Brownstones of
Pickering sales office is located
on Pickering Parkway. Exit
Hwy. 401 at Brock Rd. and
proceed north to Pickering
Parkway, then turn left.
Everyone is invited. The
official ribbon cutting will take
place at 1 p.m. sharp.
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Make those minor repairs that you've
kept postponing. Tighten loose
doorknobs, fix leaky faucets, replace
broken window panes and screens, caulk
around bathroom fixtures and replace
burnt-out lighthullm
Clean carpets, draperies and, even,
urpbolstery. Clean out the basement and the
stuffed closets. Reduce the clutter outside.
Be objective in checking your home's
appearance. Always consider what might
turn off a prospective buyer.
If a major repair or improvement is
required, consider the services of a
professional renovator. Get two or three
quotes and ask for references. Contact the
Toronto Home Builders' Association for
the names of member renovators.
A home on show must be spotlessly
clean. Furthermore, it must smell clan. Be
especially aware of household odors
caused by smoking and pets. Even
ovetwatered plants an be a problem — a
pot base collecting water gives off an
unpleasant odor.
Just because you've checked the front
of the house, don't forget the sides and
back. Outdoor furniture should be out as
kmg as the weather is appropriate. Gaps in
outdoor landscaping can be quickly
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repaired by adding a few healthy mature
shrubs and plants. Keep the lawn raked
and mowed.
Before an open house, buy some fresh
flowers for the living room and the
kitchen, bake some cookies or muffins to
fill the kitchen with the inviting aroma of
home cooking, spray a whiff of cologne in
the master bath and wipe down stainless-
steel sinks with a little cooking oil so they .
shine as a prospective buyer surveys
kitchen appointments.
Investing a bit of time and a few dollars
here and there an make all the difference
when you're selling your home.
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New Homes num4s Iatesiors
-Energy eWiciency of buildin industry
Professional builders are increasingly
using environmentally -responsible
building techniques and materials to
lessen the impact of our homes and how
we live in them on the environment.
There is no better time to find out
about the choices available than when
you are looking for a new home.
Buying an energy-efficient home is
one of the most important contributions
that a homeowner can make to the
environment. Fifteen per cent of Canada's
total energy consumption is attributed to
heating the country's homes and the vast
majority of this energy is derived from
non-renewable resources.
New homes are considerably
more energy-efficient than homes
built just 10 years ago, thanks to
higher levels of insulation, advanced
scaling techniques, improved
windows and more efficient heating
and cooling systems.
"Nigh -performance" windows
with thermal resistance ratings of up
to R -K can further reduce the energy
requirements of your new home.
These windows may include: triple -
or, even, quadruple -glazing and
low -emissivity glass (cow -E) to let
in the warmth of the sun while
preventing the heat indoors from
escaping. argon gas to incrca_sc the
thcm-al performance of the window•;
and heat mirrors between the lavers
of glass for superior insulating
ability.
Consider selecting an energy-
efficient healing system. Mid-
cfficicncv furnaces arc 10 to 15 per
cent more efficient than standard
products, while high-cfficicncy
furnaces can provide close to 95 per
ant cfficicncy and create up to 30
per cent less pollution than standard
products. While they may, require a
higher initial in,.cstment, heat
pumps offer greater energy
performance returns.
Reduced environmental impact is
only one of the many benefits of an
energy-efficient home. Homeowners
will enjoy the cr+crgy savings, which
can be significant over time, and
increased comfort (evcn heat
throughout the house, warm floors
and no drafts), convenience and a
more pleasant indoor living space.
The R-2000 home is an
environmentally responsible home
that uses half of the energy of a
conventionally -built home and
provides homeowners with a
cleaner, healthier indoor
environment. R-2000 homes are
built by specially -trained builders,
tested and certified so that
consumers know exactly what they
are buying.
In a typical household, washers
and dryers, refrigerators, freezers,
stoves and dishwashers account for
approximately 15 per cent of
residential energy, consumption.
Many builders today include a
full range of appliances with their
* new homes. Homebuyers should try
to ensure that these appliances are
energy efficient and water
conserving. Not only do energy-
efficient appliances have less impact
on the environment, they are also
less expensive to operate.
Energuide, published by Energy,
lNimm and Resources Canada, lets
°consumers compare the energy
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performance of one appliance with
another. All Canadian -manufactured
models of major household appliances
are tested to determine their energy use
according to standards set by the
Canadian Standards Association. The
results of these tests are indicated on the
label attached to every new appliance.
Typically, energy-efficient appliances
reduce energy use by 15 per cent.
Recently, the market has seen the
introduction of a new generation of
appliances that are up to 48 per cent
more energy efficient than conventional
appliances. Buying the full range of
state-of-the-art appliances may cost
approximately $900, but the energy
savings can range from $180 to $250 per
year.
Energy-efficient lighting is one of the
easiest conservation measures that you
and your home builder can undertake. A
compact fluorescent light bulb uses up to
80 per cent less energy than a
conventional incandescent bulb and lasts
about 10 times longer. While energy-
efficient light bulbs are more expensive
initially, you may expect savings of up to
$30 over the lifespan of the bulb. Not
having to replace burned -out bulbs in
hard -to -reach places, like the tops o
staircases or cathedral ceilings, alsi
mattes energy-efficient light bulbs mon
convenient.
Dimmer switches and times give yot
move control over the amount of energy
you use for lighting. At the same time
you can crate "atmosphere" for pleasan
evenings at home and increase securitj
when you aro out.
Energy-efficient lighting goes hand
in -hand with housing design that maka
the most of natural light through lot
orientation, interior layout and the use of
windows and skylights.
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