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Wednesday, Aug. 23, 1995 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 vol. 114 No. 34
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Pickering fears `major setback'
from provincial
But, acting mayor Still
finds a silver lining
111% STEPHEN LATEGAN
� i X t ki F't)RTF:R
PICKERING — There's hath good and bad
news in expected provincial funding cuts to
municipalities of 20 per :cni.
Acting Pickering Mawr Maurice
funding cuts
b.
transit systcm.
Councillor Brenner expects the Town will
have to trim any fat in its budget without a major
impact on the public.
For example, municipalities may he tixced to
look at a transit authority across the Greater
Toronto Area as a way of eliminating duplica-
tion, which he considers a positive move that
will likely he necessitated by the provincial gov-
Brenner says. -I'm not happy with the , ernment's fiscal restraint. Otherwise,
cuts, but I am happy with the savings" "governments become complacent," he
the Prcn ince and taxpayers will realize. says.
There is no way of knowing_ how the ..., With an "inventory of services",
budget cuts will affect Pickering, he Councillor Brenner says he is certain the
says. but the Town w ill "have to make Town can find savings of 10 per cent.
very drastic decisions" to deal %ith them. He notes council will begin its public
He adds the impending cuts, %learned`+- deliberations over the 1990 municipal
- \moi budget in January. A proposed document
of by Municipal Affairs minister AI Maurice will`be available for puhli: restew so res -
Leach on Monday. could he a "major Brenner See PROVINCE... Page 5
setback" to Town services, such as its
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Teen hit by
bottle may
lose an eye
PICKERING — A teen may have
lost the sight in tme eye atter ate. was
struck by a broken beer bottle in an
attack here early Sunday morning,
police report.
Two teens — one armed with a
stick and the other with a beer tx►ttle
— gotinto an argument with four
other youth. in a park at St. Mar-
guerile Bourgeov. Catholic School
on Mcadowview A%enue around
1:30 a.m., Durham Regional Police
report.
Thr teen struck in the cyc with the
herr bottle was taken by ambulance
to ScarM)rough Centenary Hospital.
where he Immediately underwent a
two -and -a -half hour operation, his
father report.
"It's unhkcly hell have sight in
that cvc." Ih►u; Taylor says of his
sun Stephen. "He may have to have a
glass eye. who know..
The Dunharton High School grad-
uate is taking a year off from schtx)I
Io earn money to attend univcrsitr
next fall. He had just started a new
job Saturday and was. walking home
from a party when he was attacked,
according to his father.
Doctors also removed "shards of
glass" from the teen's face, notes Mr.
Taylor, who says a plastic surgeon
visited his son Sunday.
A second teen who was with the
victim received stitches to his head.
while other friends were struck v, ith
a .tick during the confrontation.
A 17 -year-old Pickering youth has
been charged with assault with a
weapon, aggravated assault, posses-
sion of dangerous weapons and
breach of probation.
A 19 -year-old Pickering man faces
four counts of assault with a weapon,
as well as possession of dangerous
%%capons, aggravated assault and
assault causing bodily harm.
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,MP backs c1'am*Pd6wn'ondea
By CINDY UPSHALL
DURHAM STAFF
DURHAM — Local
MPs Dan McTeague and
Alex Shepherd say they
support denying federal
licences and passports to
parents who don't make
court-ordered child sup-
port payments.
"I have nothing against
having a person's privi-
Durh
am welfare
• -
cases dip again
0 Region Ori cial `very much
enthused' more people `moving into
the wage-earner bracket'
DURHAM — The number of welfare cases in Durham
dropped in July, the third straight monthly decline.
"I'm very much enthused," says Tom Edwards, chair-
man of Durham's health and social services committee
and Whitby mayor.
Seeing fewer
children on
welfare and
"persons and P►E�,. __
families moving CIAL
into the wage-
earner bracket �GAINS;;.: `<<:;Qq
pleases me to::::>:: ><:
no end," he TW
adds.
In July, the, F1-YERS
number of cases
114 -TODAY -t-
in Durham fell
by 60 to 10,795. MVIS Abeit set
a .5 -per cent
decrease from
June. The fig- WEDNESDAY
arcs last month AUG. 23/95 r
are also down
leges restricted if
they are not sup-
porting their chil-
dren," says Mr.
Shepherd, MP for
Durham Riding.
Mr. McTeague,
MP for Ontario
Riding, agrees and
says "having a
child is a respon-
sibility that can't
be off-loaded, no matter if
the parents divorce"
"Child -raising is a life-
long responsibility," he
says.
Justice Minister Allan
Rock told a meeting of the
Canadian Bar Association
in Winnipeg Sunday the
federal government is
looking at new ways to
help provinces collect
payments from non-custo-
Dan
McTeague
significantly
over July 1994,
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and horseback riding -
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Ayseery Pain Ajax
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Advertiser.
7,224 cases, an
Remember, all inserts.
Congratulations Ashlee
increase of
including those on glossy
for being our Wednesday
three over June.
per, can be recycled withcarrieIN
The drop in
th- rumof your newspaper
welfare cases
through your blue box11
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comes as "a bit
Recycling program.
of a relief' for+
For information
,
News
Mr. Edwards,
on delivering
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because
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Durham has
budgeted to
advertisingw„ll
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five
fivers.
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year than in
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Pr,ode: '
Please mail44our answer b: Call
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The Reform Pany of Canwk neither suppods nor opposes capital punishment.
Our policythel Car sdiare WX%W decide.
ri e_ OPINION
dial parents. He
said licences and
privileges, such as
fishing and pilot's
permits, could be
restricted, as well
as passports.
"I think it's
about time," says
Fran Sorensen,
president of the
Ajax -Pickering
chapter of the One Parent
Families Association, a
national organization with
25 chapters across Cana-
da.
"If they can't be pushed
to pay up any other way,
then do it this way," she
says.
While the issue of child
support is important, Mr.
McTeague says the gov-
ernment should be careful
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when enacting its plans, to is that this is a problem
keep it gender -neutral. with just fathers; it's not
Ms. Sorensen agrees, anymore."
noting that a few years Mr. Shepherd says the
ago it was dads who were government is also work -
paying support, but now it ing on payment guide -
is becoming more preva- lines, based on income, so
lent that women are also judges can award appro-
helping out. priate amounts of child
"Joe Public's perception support payments.
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O Your attitude
may be the key
to your young
one's learning
By LINDA WHITE
sTAW W043 rtnt
DURHAM — Shiny never
binders and back -to -school
clothes may help a child
gear up for another year at
school, but a parent's atti-
tude could be the key to
helping a youngster learn,
experts advise.
"You can really shut a
child down by comparing
them to their brothers or sis-
ters or to the genius next
door," says Durham Board
of Education superintendent
Barry Vail.
"Not all kids are athletes
and not all are outstanding
academically. We have to
cherish what they,can do.
Set a goal that is important
to that individual child. Are
they making pnvress' How
do they fare compared to the
average child in their
class'r
if your child is gifted.
for example, find out
what's being done to
challenge him and
ensure he's not bored.
"ft's a teacher's oblig-
ation to provide
for all chil-
d r e n _
whether they
learn fast or ;
learn slow.- Sir.
Vail explains.
That's why it's important
"to establish a two-wav
communication link with
your child's teacher in the
first few weeks," says Mr.
Vail. "Call or send a note to
show you're interested and
that you tare, even if every-
thing seems fine. It may
help nip a problem in the
bud"
He also encourages par-
ents to become involved in
their child's school by vol-
unteering and attending
community council meet-
ings. You should also attend
open houses, curriculum
nights and parent -teacher
interviews.
`Parents and
teachers have
the same goal
-- the success
of the child.'
-- Barry Vail
"Parents and teachers
share an interest in a child."
Mr. Vail notcs. "They have
the same scold — the success
of the child.-
W h e n
talking to
your child
about school,
ask open-
ended ques-
tions. "You'll
�. get the same
response
a ' . every day if
\'� ~ you ask,
'How was
s c h o o l
today'' Instead, ask
what they learned at school
that (Ly and if they did any-
thing special.
Extra -curricular events
such as sports, drama, year -
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books and school newspa-
pers can also play an impor-
tant role in a student's edu-
cation, because "it gets them
involved in something other
than just book learning,"
maintains Mr. Vail.
At home, a child
should have a quiet
place to study.
"Establish a realis-
tic but regular time
when a child
will do their
homework" — •
whether they're
studying for an
exam, finishing
school work or
reading.
Unless a
student has
unfinished
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work, Mr. Vail encourages
them to take a break from
school work on weekends.
"Parents usually rest or do
something different. Chil-
dren should too."
Parents who don't speak
French but whose children
are enrolled in French
immersion are encour-
aged to read to them
in English. "That
doesn't confuse
them," according to Mr.
Vail. "We want them
to be strong in their
fust language. -
Though some parents
may be intimidated about
going to their child's school,
they're encouraged to
"break down the barrier.
Find out what you can do at
home to support your child's
learning at school. And if
you've had a bad attitude
about school, try not to con-
vey it to your child."
Finally, remember that
it's natural for parents and
children to be nervous on
the fust day of school — no
matter what grade your
youngster is entering.
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FROM PAGE 1 Mike Harris that Ontario is bankrupt, Mr. ing on old budgets," but by opening budget is for granted."
idents can have their say before the budget Brenner says the Province should take a les- talks as if there was no money available, He says he doesn't believe in the "easy
is passed in January or February. son from Pickering. He points to the fact then Iooking at sources of revenue and how way" of dealing with less money by raising
In response to comments by Premier that the Town is in the black not by "build- best that money should be spent. "Nothing taxes.
40
Nuclear plant radiation d atlon uses
but don't push panic button
By STEPHEN LATEGAN
sTAW REPORM
PICK RING — Arm residents were exposed to
more radiation from the Pickering Nuclear Gener-
ating Station in the second quarter of the year than
in the previous ftw months.
But, there's no cause for alarm.
The blest edition of the Atomic Energy Control
Board (AECB) Radiation Monitor reports that for
the period from April 1 to June 30 of this year, pm -
pie living close to the Pickering power plant
received a radiation dose of 4.1 microsieverts, corn -
pared to 2.7 in the previous quarter.
The "radiation dose" is a measure; of the quantity
of radiation absorbed by the body. A miaepsievert
is one millionth of a Sievert the unit used in mea-
suring radia ico
The dose is twice the amount received by those
most exposed to the Darlington Nuclear Generating
Station, which was 2.0 nucrosieverts for the same
period.
The year to date level f(w Pickering is 6.8.
To put the numbers in perspective, the dose from
a single chest X-ray is about 70 mimsieverts and
the AEC B's proposed legal limit for the dose from
nuclear plant emissions is 1,000 a year. The aver-
age Canadian is annually exposed to 3,000
micmwverts from background radiation like that
caused by the sun.
According to the AECB, the numbers would
typically apply lo people who live just outside the
nuclear station boundary, stay at their residence 24
hours a day, and who eat and drink lora) produce
and water. The further people five from the plant.
the lower the radiation dose will be.
Most residents would receive much smaller
doses, the board says, as they live much farther
away from the station.
The dose's are n>easured by analyzing air, water.
milk fish and vegetation in the local amt. as well
as data from the measured emissions from the sta-
Further information is available from the AECB
at 1-8(X)-668-5284.
Pickering boy saved from drowning
PICKERING — A mother and son may
have saved a Pickering boy from drowning in
a backyard pool on Monday.
Five-year-old Ryan Lee was discovered
after noon at the bottom of a pool on
Chartwell Court by Annette and Matthew
Thompson, who pulled him out and performed
CPR.
Ryan was revived by ambulance attendants.
and taken to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital_
At the time, he was listed in good condition.
Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant
Sandy Ryrie says there were many adults and
children at the scene when they arrived.
Staff Sgt. Ryrie doesn't know how long
Ryan had been at the bottom of the pool.
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Dip In demand
While the Mike Harris government moves to cut
welfare benefits, tighten eligibility criteria and root
out welfare frauds, quite another picture of welfare is
emerging right here in Durham Region.
Demand in the region fell for the third straight
month in July, continuing a general downward trend
over the last year. Durham health and social services
committee claim= = Tom Edwards is optimistic with
these latest figures and suggests people are finding
jobs to get them off the welfare roils, `
Further, the decline in demand provides relief for
Regional officials, who have budgeted five per cent
less in spending on welfare this year.
Taken in context, this latest decline is marginal
and won't reduce the current financial demand on the
Region by much. But, when calculated over the last
12 months, the numbers illustrate a slow but steadv
drop in the numbers. In total, there were 339 fewer
welfare cases, which add up to substantial savings for
Durham taxpayers.
The picture here in Durham provides a perfect
illustration for the Mike Harris government in Ontario
on the eve of its controversial cuts to welfare benefits.
Cash-strapped governments will save money by
spending_ less, but the best solution is to create an eco-
nomic climate. where jobs, hope and optimism are at
the core.
Mike Harris has said on many occasions since tak-
ing office in June that Ontario is open for business. If
that's true, then the best program for reducing welfare
demand is one which encourages busin�e l0 invest, to
create jobs and motivate its talented pool of labor.
If that's done, the welfare 'proble=' will take care
of itself.
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V SCHOOL CROSSING
Let's
not
play roulette
To the editor:
It would seem that the works department
and the school board, possibly because of a
tack of communication, could be putting at risk
the lives of our children.
It was brought to my attention that the hours
of the croasing guard on duty at the Westnev
Road and Sullivan Drive intersection have had
their hours changed.
The new hours had the guards leaving their
post at 3:30 p.m.
L.B. Pearson School, in the five years that
my daughter has been going there, has had a
final bell at 3:30 p.m. It would be physically
a'�C
BYou missYouR
Ror1iERS WHILE
THEY'RE AWAY AT
CAMP, 54MMY?
impossible for her to get out of class and cross
a dangerous intersection while a guard is on
duty.
I`umerous calls to the works department
and the school have so far resulted in the hours
being delayed to 3:43 p.m. This is not accept-
able. The guards have always been there until
4 P.M. and have stayed on their own time in
bad weather to make sure that any children
who have been delayed get across safely.
Playing Russian roulette with loaded con-
struction trucks travelling in that vicinity is not
the position l want my children to be forced
into.
It is a dangerous enough intersection with a
guard on duty, as I have witnessed on many
occasions.
If the cut in hours is due to monetary cut-
backs. somebody better find the extra money
fast. If it is due to an error, there had better he
some communication between the parties con-
strued as school starts in less than three weeks.
F_ditor's Note: A .spokesman with the Torn
of Ajat's ►corks department says officials there
will monitor the situation and mate changes if
needed
Barbara Tye
Ajax
by Steve Nease
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AUGUST 28
Hydro Commission Mtg.
PARKING LOT
EXTENSION
DICKERING
RECREATION
COMPLEX
T-5-95
Scaled tenders will be
received by the under -signed
department fair the above no
later than 2,N) p an
wednesdav,
Au�rt,st 40. 199j
11ae wrxk coati tsts cat the
in,tap:Yican of storm sewer
and APPuncaaawrs and the
et,avattt,n and platentrm of
eramlar 'A' nuaenal in
Ixrparabon for cMlcrete
,urbs aryl asphalt pav, wni.
in accmdance with plans and
,(,felt-K:LLIUIb pre-pYHf by
the Town of Pickering
I -der firms and vlattn-
I.,.atiorn may be obtained by
,..ntacuag the Deport -mess
,r `iupply and Services •Pon
non-relondablc payment of
4: s (N) per sot b) trash or
i, +w made payabir to the
1 • n of Pickering
"vN or any tender Not
.-..-ssatdv :accrptcJ
I hr Carpratra d flat
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APPOINTMENT
OF
FENCEVIEWERS
The Town of Pickering
hereby invites ap-
plications from persons
interested in acting as a
Fencevitwver. A
Ferxeviewer is required
:o artaitratc fence disputes
between neighbours and
arc paid $40, per arbi-
trauon plw% mileage You
could he required to
arbitrate to about three
di,pules each year The
term of the appointment
,)t a Feacevlewcr will be
It, Novernhrr 30, 1997.
Any persons Interested in
applying fox appointment
a. a Fencev,ewer shouW
,uhm,t a letter of interest
I, the undersigned no
I.,icr than Friday,
ti.•rotrttdicr 1. 1995,
Bruce Tavlor,
1�f(T, C 11�f
Town Uerk
Town of Pickerint
One The Esplanade
Pickering. Ontario
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nnpa,.tahk Pend wa is +anrt.-raafs -111 h, :.•11c wd--Ismjwly
Ill rc�y,labkc and rer•.alar rarhagc ,n IIA Urhan pert ..I
i +n. ohat wcu v,Wh ,4 l ..oa.-.v.,a R,ud 1). It,wn Apr.l 24.
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wa.t...I]h.the
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Kroa Chaaa, Clarrmnni, l:reraarivrr, l.rrenworad aaad
v�lailrvale an enalwr A. 13. 211.
Krtaeadarr:
Yxd waste lass w A lr,•c .4 +notal, feast waste .r .Msec
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If )aw have am questions rerardin� this pra.Kram,
please contact the Town of Pica -rine Public Norks
l iclarrinarot at 4211-4h411 ur
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TOWN OF PICKERINC
LABOUR DAY HOLIDAY
OPERATING HOURS
NIONDAV. SEPTEMBER 4, 199:
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Increasing development
in
and eventual neighbourhood design
pressures the Dunbarton
strategy
Neighbouncoxxf (see map) has
The Planning Department has
pmmpted the Town to initiate a
I reviewed the material obtained
review process for the purpose
through the April Workshop and
of formulating apprc�pr�te
devekopment and design
has scheduled a Neighbo6rhaoxnd
for
guidelines for the area
the evening orf
W�T 13, 1995.
As an initial stage of the reviewThe
purpose of this Neighbourhood
process, a WI was held
Meeting s to summarise the
on Appnn1 22nd, 1995 to provide
comments and suggestions received
neighbcwrhocad residents with
at the Apnl Workshop, and M
an opportunity to contribute to
present various preliminary design
the preparation of guidelines
stralegiars and options. Discussion
t , , ,
of these strakj yes and options will
_
help us to formulate a set of
s -
gumkgmes which would reflect the
- -
goals and obtecnves of both
_
neighbourhood residents and the
picked -up at The Planning
Town.
Sunday. September 3. 1995 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Monday. September •l. 1995 Closed
I !Monday. September 4. 1995
The Dunbarton Neighborhood
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. DOWNTOWN STUDY AREAOnta
_ DOWNTOW1l COME rio 1 1 Vhl�' arc! i�
Meeting will be held on:
MW Ito W
7EmcreermcvFire Sen icewill nix he atfmleday
Wednesday. September 13, 1995
_
Saturday. September 2. 11195 Ra:Lular
from 7-00 p.m. to 9-00 p.m.
Service
Pickering Library Auditorium
(second floor)
f
Pickering Civic Complex
_
One The Esplanade
j
We encourage you u, attend thals
a
;
I rr,ghbourtxx,d merttng so that
- -- •a�
your Input can be trk:orpa,ratr'd into
the study ria
,+ ,
pn,ces. --K
[kpatVrnent titaff look h•rward t,
answering vtmr yUrihcam, mW tX
reretvtrgt; an a/eemrnts
'
you may.
have concerning HLLs Study.
If vow an umabir to itlrrki the
Neighbourtxx d Methnjr, or wish t,
D(a,eapT�A
Itscuss the Study an general, pIt.rc
ontact Air. C`hris4her FZ1 as,
_„Eg;,�{KO� t
ioummy
wa SanPlanner, of w
f the Ton s
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... BEYElOr1Emy L DESIGN
rIannsnr Derartment at 4'SI-3h 17 ,w
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TOWN OF PICKERINC
LABOUR DAY HOLIDAY
OPERATING HOURS
NIONDAV. SEPTEMBER 4, 199:
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,
Mr 3 14 + Closed
Monday. September 43 I tr<)5
Chised
TON1 cou\cii. Mb:b:nm;
Downtown Core. The aim of the
include several presentdtions to
Tur Ja . leplenIN-r t
1 ! , ,
land use and urban design
Workshop and Design Charrette.
guidelines for the Downtown
The Workshop is planned for late
Saturday, September _2. 1991
Closed
operational strategy for key
Sunday. September 3. 1995
Closed
t1: nosy. Seplcnitx•r •l. 1945 N„ ['tuner
�Aonday. September 3, 1995
Closed
Borooah Hodgson Architects Inc.,
time and location of both of these
SL,nda\. 1a• Icmht•r 4,11W CIu,rJ
events will be published closer to
Study, which is anticipated to be
t , , ,
Saturday. September'_. 1995
I p.m. --I p.m.
map below identifies the Study
the Downtown Study is provided
Open Su lm
Friday. September 1. 1995 6 a.m.-9 p.m.
Sunday. September i• 1995
1 p.m. -4 p.m.
Saturday. September 2. 1945 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
picked -up at The Planning
Open Swim
Sunday. September 3. 1995 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Monday. September •l. 1995 Closed
I !Monday. September 4. 1995
Closed
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. DOWNTOWN STUDY AREAOnta
_ DOWNTOW1l COME rio 1 1 Vhl�' arc! i�
MW Ito W
7EmcreermcvFire Sen icewill nix he atfmleday
Schedule.
Saturday. September 2. 11195 Ra:Lular
Service
Sunday. - pIcmt+cr ;. 1995 No Sen ice
Monday. September 4. 1995 No Service
PICKERING DOWNTOWN SMIN
The Town of Pickering has started
Into tne,tutiy, and are encln.iot;ett
an urban design and land use
to participate in the review
study of the lands identified as the
process. These opportunities
Downtown Core. The aim of the
include several presentdtions to
study is to reestablish appropriate
Town Council, as well as a
land use and urban design
Workshop and Design Charrette.
guidelines for the Downtown
The Workshop is planned for late
Core, and to develop an
September, while the Design
operational strategy for key
Charrette will be held during
precincts within the Core area. A
November.
consulting team, lead by Marksun
Specific details regarding the date.
Borooah Hodgson Architects Inc.,
time and location of both of these
has been selected to conduct the
events will be published closer to
Study, which is anticipated to be
the scheduled dates.
completed by early next vear. The
Additional information regarding
map below identifies the Study
the Downtown Study is provided
Area.
in a Bulletin that will be posted at
i'ukirnng residents and land
several fawn facilities or can be
.owners will have several
picked -up at The Planning
ops ,rtunitl. s �,, pr vidv input
Department located at Pickering
PiCKERING DOWNTOWN CORE
Civic Complex, One the
A DESIGN AND LAND USE SiTE /"� E.splanalde, Pit kenng,
J
. DOWNTOWN STUDY AREAOnta
_ DOWNTOW1l COME rio 1 1 Vhl�' arc! i�
ipen tram s 141 a.m. to 4 341
a P.M. %londay to Fnday.
i rte more information
regarding the Downtown
-tudv. please contact '%,Ir.
t; i, •' £' i (:hnstopher Wong, Senior
Planner of the Town',
Plannt L4,i artment at
� - I 4211-4e, I or hit3-`.7All.
IHAVE YOU PICKED UP YOU
COMPLIMENTARY COPY YET?
TOWN OF PICKERING
draft OFFICIAL PLAN
June 1995
(;r lune -'b. 1995, Town Council received the draft Otyloal Plan and endoncd
Ific next part of the can -gong consultation process We invite and welcome
_sur corn encs on the draft Official Plan
Ibe drat I Official Plan is the latest in a senes „m ,iocumcots reica,atl as part of
Ihc• Towns mnic-A of its official plan, the Pickering District Plan.
1'., obtain this document. car any of the previously released docurnews, or for
tur,her, information regarding rhe Pickering Dissn':1 Plan Retie. please call
ilia• Town of Pic kenng Planning Department at (9[15) 420.4617 tv (905) bit i -
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REGISTER NOW
and
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The Town of P9ckenng provides
every member of your family
opportunities w participate iii y
activities, progratm% and events
that pronlow socialiration. a r
healthy lifestyle and enjoyi ent
of leisure time. Recreation Compex 683-65a2
Register now for Fall Programs 31cer Alults 55 Years Plus 42C-6598
Spaces are Limited
PARTICIPATE IN PICKERING
�"' Pickerin
01 Mu_, um Village
IM X~ • rued tr ,,in us tori
Hymn Sing
Sunday", August 27th, 1495
Come litt your voices
f_ and sant; the old songs
�— of the church
from '_ p.m. to 4 p m
Pickering %Iuseum Villa:;r
--
is located on Hwv". #7
in Greenwocid between
A-- Brock Road and Wil stnev, Roan'.
For more information
rlease call
(Q0,) 426-4ti20 or h :-S-wi
PICKERING MUSEU.4v1
VILLAGE
rth.tsrnts
History In Action
Sundav, September 10th, 1995
11:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
featuring
"Stitches In Time"
Quilt Show & Sale
11 Antique toca,temporary quilts exhibited
_ handst,n quilt Acus ate. for all ages
3 I ARGE [:RAM do COLLEC nBLES MARKET
FAMIL'a WAGON RIDES
L MUSICAL F\TFRT.\I\\1F.\T \T THF
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tin r.,,t r Hr, a ries m N.. •, r' ,at l �rcrm..,,,f
PAGF X -A -THF. NEWS ADVF.RTISFR--WM AUGUST Li, I".;
This Friday, Saturday and Sunday only.
To get you
in a par ty mood,
Eaton's Pickering
is giving you
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Come celebrate Pickering Town Centre's
10th Anniversary Beach Bash:
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• Daily draws to win 12 pairs of Vanity Fair underwear
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Under the Be*.backlash over
new hall
By STEPHEN I.ATEGAN
STAFF Rf3OMM
PICKERING — The recent approval
of a bingo hall at Hwy. 2 and Dixie
Road conflicts with the Town Centre
West study, say members of the Liver-
pool West Commtmity Association.
And, it could create traffic chaos at a
busy intersection that's already seen its
fair share of accidents.
The Town Centre West study plots
the futtire of Pickering's care after two
years of input from the business coaunu-
nity, landowners, planning experts and
community members and associations.
The study's blueprint suggests "the
sort of development that would really
oPickering
�assocra-
t n �B�
"This is the last frontier for office
space in Pickering," says Carol Bam-
ford. "And it's desperately needed. So
(the bingo hall) in effect throws office
development out the window" as the nest
of the Hwy. 401/I1wy. 2 corridor is
already built up.
Tom Melymuk, Pickering's deputy
director of planning, notes the study des-
ignates the arra as a "mixed-use neigh-
borhood", allowing for a combination of
commercial. recrteational and residential
wuctur+es.
However. Top Rank's bingo hall will
July storms pull plug
on Pickering Hydro
low outage record
PICKERING — July's storms did
more than damage trees. They ruined
,Pickering Ilydro's record for the year.
Until the end of June, Hydro had a
record low number of outages compared
to previous years. But power outages
that affected 5.200 households in July
for an average of 3.5 hours due: to two
major storms have driven up the year-
toAate figures.
Most of the outages, 69 per cent,
were: the result of a severe wind and rain
storm on July 15. which began around 3
a.m. Another 19 per cent occurred d on
July 13, when a lightning storm hit
around 6 pm.
The average duration of the outages
in July of last year was considerably
shorter than last month — *q .7 hours,
the same as the awTage for 1995 to date.
However, the actual number of affected
customers in July 1994 was higher than
this July — 6.060.
In total, 88 per cent of power lasses
in July were due to weather conditions,
10 per cent to defective equipment and
1-5 per cent to tree contact
Grades 1 - 6
7:00 p.m. Sharp
"Wben Megan first started at
Blaisdale Montessori School she
couldn't read. It's not even the end
of term and she's reading children's
novels." (motber ofMagan age 7)
nabdale Montessori School
n Bl545 Kingston Rd., Ajax
Children New to Montessori
Welcome
Ca11686-5005
deviate from original height and cover-
age requirements for the area. Bylaw
amendments recently approved by Town
council allow for a one -floor building
(with a two-storey height), and a lot cov-
erage of 20 per cent. The planning
guidelines specified a minimum of two
floors and 40 per cent lot coverage.
As a result of council's approval of
Top Rank's bingo hall, there'll be a
"small building stirrounded by p�ga � Mr. Melyn a sea of
He says the planning department rec-
ommended against the bylaw amend-
ments as staff believe it is "unponant to
uphold (planning) principles."
The perking issue is a major concern
for the Liverpool West Community
Association. Even with council's v21 -day appeal period which follows
approval of a parking lot that will take .�MB public notice of the bingo hall's
up about 80 per cent of the bingo hall 'appeal approval. The association could appeal
property, the 600 -seat facility will have<: to the Ontario Municipal Board or the
,r
only 190 parking spaces_ f pOSS1b1E' Gaming Control Commission.
Despite the fact that Top Rank -
expects only 130 customers per day, Mr.
and Mrs. Bamford are worried com-
merce will be driven away from neigh-
boring businesses because of the greater
demand put on already over -stressed
adjoinirig pwkin8 lots.
Increased car accidents at the inter-
section are another concern As of April
of this year, there had been six
reportable collisions at that location.
Mrs. Bamford says the association is
considenrig action it will take during the
Dr. Kevin Tyber
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Ajax activiti1 r a.arses ear u or
AJAX — The always popular
days. Tales for Twos runs from
Storytime program is again
10:15 to 10:45 a.m. and Books
being offered this fall at all three
for Babies from
'branches of the Ajax Public
11:15 to 11:45
.Library.
tbess
a
Sons begin the week of
On Thursdays,
Sept. 25 and end the week of
sessions for chil-
Nov. 13.
dren three and over
Storytime lets children six and
are from 10:15 to
under bear stories, play games,
10:45 a.m. and
do ftngerplays and enjoy music.
again from 11:15 to -
Themes change each week.
11:45 a.m.
Sessions at all branches are
At the McLean Com -
free and operate on a drop-in
munity Centre branch, a ses-
basis.
sion for children four and up is
At the main branch on Mon-
held Mondays from 1:15 to 1:45
Guiding �~
movement
looks for
k leaders
PICKERING — The Girl
Guides of Canada - Bayridges
District are looking for adult
volunteers to become Spark,
Brownie or Guide Leaders.
For more information, call
Margaret Donaldson at 683-
1108 or Sheena Dowdell or 427-
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and older on Tuesdays
from 10:30 to 11
a.m.
On Wednes-
days, Tales for
Twos is from
10:30 to 11 a.m.
and Books for
Babies from 11:15
to 11:45 a.m. A
session for kids
Four and older is
offered Thursdays from
10:30 to 11 a.m.
At the Village branch, pro-
grams are held Mondays from
1:30 to 2 p.m. for children three
and up. on Tuesdays from 3:30
to 4 p.m. for four years and
older and on Wednesdays from
1:30 to 2 p.m. for kids four and
over.
There's a family Storytime
every Thursday from 7 to 7:30
p.m.
Space is limited at all three
branches, so participants will be
accommodated on a first-come,
first-served basis.
Parental supervision is
required for all drop-in sessions.
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The main library branch is at
the corner of Harwood Avenue
and Kings Crescent, next to the
Town hall, while the Village
branch is on Church Street north
of Hwy. 2 and the McLean
library branch is in the commu-
nity centre at the southeast cor-
ner of Westney Road and Magill
Drive.
For more information on the
local library programs, call the
main branch at 683-4000, ext.
26, the Village branch at 683-
1140 or the McLean branch at
428-8489.
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the college, set the tone for the academic make their first week a positive experi-
doors for another school year on Monday
helps students .6nd officials want students to StartSmart.
year, foster both social and academic
bonds and identify preventable attrition.
ence, one that reinforces their decision to
-come to Durham," says Michelle Nichols,
School stall and the Durham College
�tartSmart :.:,..'Student Association (DCSA) have. initiated
As the new academic year begins, we're
already planning for the entry of some
the school's vice-president of post -sec -
ondary programming and continuous
a StartSmart program
p _gram to orient students to
2,000 -plus new students and we want to
learning..
Kids going back to school?
(Want some big, fat juicy deals?)
EATON'S
Five
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Buy any 6 things for kids — now including toys
and kids' books — at one time and get the lowest -priced one free.
On top of any other offers or deals until September 10th.
25901 off
most kids' denim.'
Buffalo, Bugle Boy,
Fame, Attitude,
Retreat Blues.
Freer KidCareTM Photo
In the Children's Wear
department of most store:
2 for $12 98
Girls' & boys' turtlenecks,
toddlers' fleece
crew tops & bottoms.
2 for $1698
1 D. Boys' fleece crew tops &
bottoms, girls' cotton/Lycra
leggings, toddlers' thermal
August 26th to September 3rd.
(While quantities last.)
cotton tops.
Lots more double
deals in store.
Eaton's. We want to be
$5 off
kids' Levi's's
jeans.*
s3 off toddlers' Little Levi's.
Bonus Kids Club cup.
When you loin our Kids Club
before September 10th.
vour store.
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• pECYCLEN'S REPORT
Recycling paper a better choice
than letting it go up in smoke
O Paper mills lobby
municipalities to extend
paper recycling efforts
among their citizens
Since the provincial election, th
idea of incineration to deal with oui
garbage is once again being dis
cussed.
A national paper indus-
try environmental council
is totally opposed to
Ontario municipalities
signing long-term con-
tracts to supply paper fibre
to incinerators.
"When Canada is the
world's largest importer of
waste paper: when the
recycling markets are
there for all household
fibres: when the value of
the paper far exceeds its
calorific value: it makes
no sense to burn," says
John Mullinder, executive
director of the Paper and
Paperboard Packaging
Environmental Council.
(cereal boxes, etc.). mixed paper,
and books into its Blue Box pro-
grain.
ro-
m
gra.
A large chunk of that so-called
garbage is paper, and the mills want
as much as they can get.
Two years ago approximately $15
e per tonne was the contract for loose
corrugated cardboard.
Today, the price agreement for
corrugated cardboard (depending on
quality, how it is baled,
larraine roulston
The
Reader's
Report
distance travelling.
market demand etc.)
fetches approximately
$200 per tonne.
The Paper and
Paperboard Packaging
Environmental Council
(PPEC) is a national
coalition of producers
and converters of
paper-based packaging
into boxes, hags and
cartons.
Its member mills
rely heavily on waste
paper to make their
products.
The avera_c recy-
cled content of paper -
-We haven't supported the based packaging
As infrastructure through invest- shipped domestically in Canada in
ments in million -dollar paper mill 1994 Aas 57 per cent and much
equipment to see it 211 go up in
smoke."
The paper industry. after changing
many of its mills to accept postcon-
sumer paper, has been lobbying
municipalities to expand their fibre
recycling efforts with some munici-
palities achieving good paper diver-
sion rates.
Beginning next month. Durham
Region will be including boxboard
CORRECTION NOTICE
We wish to draw your attention to the
following error which appeared In our
'BACK TO SCHOOL'- flyer, issued
Augus' 23.' 9:4-5.
Page 6: COLORADO JUMBO 350 TAP
BACK-UP. No 28016. -nils is an interna
drve. not external as depicted by to
artwork.
We sincerely regret any inconvenie
we may have caused you.
The Business Depot Ltd.
ADVERTISING CORRECTION
Eatons Denim Event Book, appearing ,n this
newspaper on Wednesday. August 23. 1995. pease
nae the totlowhng Page 2 - Copy VXXAd read - For
entre Ist of exceptions Details in store. Page 14 and
15 - All 3 styles of nylon bags are incorrectly
described copy should read - black brown khaki or
burgundy Also all 3 styles of pebble -gran bags do
not have leather tum as stated ATTITUDE baseball
cap will be available August 28 Page 18 - Vanity Fair
Meao-Fibre crop cam,. boy pant. Cotton sleep T -Shirt.
and boxer. Cotton ribbed camisole and bdorn, all
items will be available August 30. Page 19 - Vanity
Far Cotton ribbed camisole and boxer. Cotton
Jersey henley Top and boxer. Jersey drawstring pant
all Mems will be available August 30 Page 22
ADIDAS relay cap Style ir 201059 will be available
September 18 Page 23 - NIKE Air Mada (lower right
corner) will be available August 25 Page 28 -
RETREAT Cotton Denim Shirt. 39 99 Anil be available
Sept 1 Page 35 - Casio Student Scientific calcuator
Model FX-250HA 15 99 will be substituted with
Casio Model FX82 Super. 13.99 liths Model has the
same features as advertised model) Back page -
25% off all Jockey for Her for Him, There should have
been aline which staled Factory outlet merchandise
is not included ,n this offer
ktadvertently the errors listed appeared in our
advertising We sincerely regret any nconvenwice or
confusion to our customers.
SATO N'S
household paper packaging is 100
per cent recycled content.
Canadians have proven that when
the opportunity to recycle arises,
they will do their part to reduce their
dependency on landfill and incinera-
tion.
Municipally subsidized incinera-
tors require large volumes of feed-
stock and will compete for a limited
fibre supply, the council says.
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GREEN TIP: Before purchasing a
greeting card or a box of stationery.
look for the recycling logo. You
aren't recycling unless you buy
recycled'
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RADIATION MONROR
PICKERING NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION
Second quarter 1995 (April 1 to June 30)
This information is provided by the Atomic Energy Control Board, Canada's nuclear regulator.
Radiation dose due to emissions from the Pickering Nuclear Station.
Dose is reported in microsieverts (NSv), an international unit used to measure dose.
— April 1 to June 30, 1995: 4.1
— previous quarter: 2,7
— YEAR TO DATE: 6,8
Dose from a single chest X-ray: about 70
Note: Natural background radiatlor the annual legal limit for station emissions, and the dose from atypical X-ray
are provided for reference. E^-.ssions are in addition to background radiation.
The radiation doses due to emissions are for the most
exposed persons living near the station They would typically
apply to persons living just outside the station bouodar; who,
are at their residences 24 ^ours a day who drink local water
and eat iocai fish and produce The doses were calculated
using actua data from routine analysis of air water fish and
vegetation samples, as well as station emission data
Most persons would actually receive less than the doses
indicated because they have different eating habits or live
farther away from the station. Radiation doses decrease
significantly as the distance from the station increases
Less than 2% of the radiation dose received from the
station was due to liquid emissions, while the remainder was
a result of airborne emissions
For further information, please call us at 1-800-668-5284.
Nota Pour ohlenir une version franpise Ire ce hulletin, veuille: communiquer avec nous au num ro ci-dessus.
Atomic Energy Commission de controle
Control Board de I'dnergie atomique
Canada
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Tfirr=*ngwaste could win
you an award from Durham
13 Dominations are
being accepted for
top waste
reduction efforts
DURHAM - If you or your
company have taken a leading
role in cutting the amount of
garbage heading to landfills,
Durham Region wants to hear
from you.
Nominations are now being
accepted for the Region's annu-
al Awards of Merit to organiza-
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have been handed out
Categories are outstanding
industriaUcommercial initiative
and outstanding individual.
Criteria for outstanding
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includes employee education
and awareness about waste
reduction, cost savings, the
scope of the effort, innovations
in cutting garbage and the com-
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The awards will be presented
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Reduction Seminar in Novem-
ber. Companies and individuals
can nominate themselves.
Deadline for submissions is
Sept. 29.
Call Elaine Collis at the
works department at 668-7721,
ext. 5308, for moats information
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DURHAM — Wetmea and children include a speech by Oshawa Mayor
are invited to join together in a peaceful Nancy Diamond. Refreshments will be
am available for a nominal fee.
On Wednesday, Sep. 6, the Oshawa The walk begins at 7:30 p.m. and
Durham Rape Crisis Centre holds its ends between 8 and 8:30 p.m. when a
third annual Take Back The Night walk free concert starts at the Memorial Park
Events begin at Oshawa City Hall, 50 bandshell. A show of ruck rhythm and
Centre St. S., with free face painting and blues, folk and harmonizing will feat=
balloons from 6 pmL local artists. For more information or to
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Ajax postpones changes to library hours
AJAX — The introduction of Sunday main library branch on Sept. 10 with the
service and changes to branch hours facility open from I to 5 p.m. The
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I-ibirary. day until a week before the Victoria
lite new service and hours were set Day weekend in May, except for Sun -
to begin Sept- 5, but have been pushed days on a long weekend. such as
back until mid-()ctob r. Th.trtksgivin,.
The delay will give library patrons a To accommodate ttx: Sunday opening
chance to voice their opinions at an without increasin_ costs, hours at the
upcoming public meeting. The date, three Ajax lihrary branches were to
time and kxation of the meeting will be change Sept. 5. ('all the library's admin -
announced in the near future. istration office at 683-6632 for more
Sunday service was to begin at the information.
Waterfowl festival takes wing
DURHAM -- People will be flock-
ing to Darlington Provincial Park on
Sunday. Sept. 17 for the first annual
Darlington %%'aterfowl Festi%al.
At least, that's what organizers are
hoping.
Intended to celebrate our natural
heritage by promoting awareness and
appreciation of waterfowl through
interactive and educational opportuni-
ties, the event will be held every near
on the third Sunday of September.
The event, which will run from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m., promises to be a fun -
filled day of activities for the whole
family.
Local artists, photographers and
wood carvers will display their work,
on -sits demonstrations will include
decoy -carving, wood duck box build-
ing for families, waterfowl banding
and retriever demonstrations.
Local conservation groups will
have displays set up and expert volun-
teers will lead hikes and waterfowl
viewing.
The feature artist for this year's
event is Cyril Cox, who will be work -
Ing on a special project on site. An
original oil painting by the artist will
be raffled off at the festival.
Admission is $6 per car (unlimited
persons per vchicle). For information,
call 336-2036.
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Prepare your home for the cold weather
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Even though weather stripping, caulking and putting plastic
on windows are beneficial heat saving measures, insulation
is still the basis of a good energy savings plan.
It may be hard to believe but insulate it.
winter will be here before you There are a variety of
know it and as a homeowner you insulation methods available to
will have to deal with the the consumer. Those methods
inevitable plunge in include:
temperatures and should be - Loose Fill - Comes in large
making a list and checking it bags and is poured between attic
twice. joists. Used primarily in attic
Only your list won't contain floors
holiday gifts, it's an accounting
of things that need to be done so
that energy and money aren't
wasted on heat that leaks out of
your home.
From insulating pipes to
weather stripping doors and
windows, the chores are piling
up for people concerned with
lowering their utility bills and
protecting their home. Although
there are many things that can
be done to a home to get it ready
for winter. here are a few
projects that stand out:
INSULATION
One of the misconceptions
many people have is that
weather stripping, caulking and
putting plastic on windows is an
adequat- substitute for
insulation. Even though those
measures are beneficial,
insulation is still the basis of a
good energy savings plan. If your
house isn't properly insulated, it
will cost you more in the long
run to leave it as is than to
Blankets and Bats - Bats
come in short lengths and
blanket.- come in long rolls.
This type of insulation is
easy to install and offers options
such as vapor barriers and
backed insulation.
• Rigid - This hardened
foam or polystyrene is easv to
cut and shape, but it can also be
flammable.
It is recommended that
gypsum wallboard accompany
rigid insulation installation.
- Blown In - Used primarily
on walls that are already
finished. A hole is cut in the
wall, the insulation is blown in
and the hole resealed. There are
two kinds of blown -
in insulation: foam,
which fills all
crevices and then
dries: loose cellulose
or mineral wool,
which may settle
and leave gaps in
the coverage.
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• Pipe Insulation - If any
parts of your plumbing system
are exposed to freezing
temperatures, they should be
wrapped in pipe insulation or
protected with electric heat tape.
Remember to insulate hot water
pipes as well to prevent heat loss.
Choose insulation based on
R -factor, which is the number
assigned to the insulating
qualities of the material. The
higher the number, the more
efficient the insulation. Also, be
careful to ensure that there is
nothing toxic or harmful in the
insulation you install.
WEATHER STRIPPING
No matter what type of
weather stripping you use -
foam, rubber, felt, etc. - it is
important that you install it
correctly. To maintain the seal
and ensure a snug fit, weather
stripping should fit the seal
well, but not be too tight.
CAULKING
Caulking is another
method used to seal up leaks.
As with insulation, there are a
variety of types to choose from:
• Oil-based - cheaply
priced, can't paint over easily.
• Latex -based - Dries fast,
remains flexible, easily painted.
• Butlyrubber - Lasts
longer, unusually flexible,
expensive.
• Polysulfide - Long lasting,
adheres well to paint.
- Silicone - Most expensive,
longest lasting, comes clear or
pre -coloured, not easily painted.
Before picking a type of
caulk, insulation or weather
stripping, evaluate your needs
and make the choice that will
benefit you the most both in
your pocketbook and utility bill.
More ways to save enervv
You can see wasted food or paper but
you can't see wasted energy: it can go to
waste quietly and invisibly. There's no
telltale mess left behind only a few
numbers on your utility or fuel bill that
could have been lower.
Here's a few steps to save even more
energy.
• Keep doors shut as much as
possible.
Keep drapes closed on sunny
windows in summer: on shaded windows
and at night in winter.
• Keeps drapes open on sunny
windnws in winter.
• Keep your thermostat at 20
degrees celsius in winter. For each
degree below 22 degrees you set your
thermostat you save 4 percent on -your
heating bill. Consider using the "clock type"
thermostat that automatically lowers the
ttrmperature at night. Use an electric
hianket instead of heating the whole house'
• Keep heating and cooling filters
clean.
- Don't heat or cool unused room,.
Close them off.
- Cut appliance use in summer as
much as possible. Be sure clothes dryers
.ire vented to the outside. Always turn off
appliances and light_, when not in use.
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• Keep your attic vented. Attics can reach very
hot temperatures in summer. Consider installing an
attic fan to flush the hot air.
- Fix leaking hot water faucets. One drop per
second leaking from a faucet wastes 650 gallons of
water a year - as well as the energy used to heat it.
• Keep refrigerator and freezer defrosted. Ice
build up means more work. But remember that self -
defrosting units use up to 50 percent more energy than
those requiring manual defrosting.
• Use your oven more for cooking. It stores
heat so it uses less energy than surface "burners." Avoid
"oven pt-epint;" while emking, though.
- Use fluorescent lights where possible. They
produce about four times as much light for the same
amount of electricity as incandescent bulbs.
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PROVEMENT.-
Preserving wood floor is easy
if y -out e, the right precautions
High-tech finishes have made
wood flooring practical and easv to
maintain. Preserving a beautiful
finish is easy with the following
guidelines from the National Wood
Flooring Association:
• Place mats and throw rugs at
doorway exteriors and interiors to
help prevent the tracking of grit
dirt and sand.
• Sweep or vacuum
wood floors regularly.
• Never wet -mop a
wood floor. Water can
dull the finish and
damage the wood.
• Wipe up food and
other spills immediately
with a dry or slightly
dampened towel.
• Put plastic or
fabric -faced glides under
the legs of furniture to
prevent scuffing and
scratching.
• When moving
heavy furniture, protect
wood flooring by slipping
a piece of cloth or pile
under the legs or
covering each leg with a
heavy sack or half a milk
carton.
• Never use sheet
vinyl or tile floor care
products on wood floors.
Self -polishing acrylic
waxes cause wood to
become slippery and
appear dull quickly.
• Never wax -urethane
finished floors.
• Do not excessively
wax a wax -finished floor. If
the floor dulls, try buffing
instead. Avoid wax buildup
under furniture and other
light traffic areas by
applying wax in these area
every other waxing
session.
• Remember: cleats,
and high heels can dent
any floor surface.
• If wood flooring is in
the kitchen place an area
rug in front of the sink to
catch water.
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The Ministry of the Solicitor General and Correctional
Services seeks applicants to rill one vacancy on the
Durham Regional Police Services Board.
The Durham Regional Police Services Board governs the regional police ser-
vice and is responsible for setting the police budget and policies. The seven -
member board meets once a month and members are required to attend other
related meetings, training sessions and conferences. A small honourarium is
given to each appointed member.
Candidates should have an understanding of policing issues, experience in
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organizations, and knowledge of the Durham region.
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Bank's bucks boost Durham
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for Excellence
D Canadian Imperial
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Bank of Commerce
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The Bureau for Excellence is
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out the manufacturing, business and
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plify the Total Quality Control con -
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Committee of Durham
By STEPHEN LATEGAN
STAFF RFFownER
DURHAM — A local AIDS
support group will benefit from
proceeds raised by a renowned
music festival.
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AIDS Committee of Durham
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vides emergency financial
The seven -hour, all -Canadian
portion of
the money raised by its festival.
assistance to Durham AIDS
victims for medication and
musical show will be held
Saturday, Sept. 2 from 5
Incorporated in 1992, the
committee provides individual
food,
According to Trudie Reid,
p.m. to midnight at the
Molson Amphitheatre at
and group counselling, promotes
good health and offers a library
executive director of the
AIDS Committee of
Ontario Place.
More than 100 musi-
of books free for use by the pub-
lic.
Durham, chosen one of 53
cians and groups will be fea-
Money donated to the group
recipients of money from
the 1995 Kumbaya Festi-
tured, including Blue Rodeo,
Jane Siberry, Murray
by the third annual festival will
val, last year's event raised
McLauchlan, the Leslie Spit
go toward its Emergency Living
$5,000 for each of the selected
Treeo and Billy Newton -Davis.
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Telephone pledge lines will b
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country.
The foundation's target thi
year is $250,000.
For more information on thl
festival, call the Kumbaya Foun
dation at (416) 515-1683.
The AIDS Committee o
Durham Region, located at 2(y
Dundas St. E., Suite 209, Whit
by, can be reached at 905-665
0051.
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5 fans stopped by to see the entertainer warble his way
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'KERING — Theatre Durham
old auditions for its upcoming_
coon of Peter Shaffer's FAuus.
-outs are set for the Picker
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5 at 7:30
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hursday,
it. 7. It is
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pie taking
read the play prior to the audition.
vailable roles are for five men
l 17 to 60, four women 20 to 60,
five performers of either gender,
some movement skill, to portray
more information and to obtain
, call 420-3237.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Aug. 23, 1995
Word and song
for the family
at museum event
PICKERING — It's described as a lively
celebration of word and song for the whole
family.
The Word Is Out `95 will bring together
storytellers, musicians, poets and performers
for an afternoon at Pickering Museum Vil-
lage. Presented by the Writers' Circle of
Durham Region, the event on Sunday, Sept.
17 will showcase the talents of people
throughout the area.
A highlight of the event will be presenta-
tions by the Children's Muse Program, a
performance group that encourages children
to express themselves through poetry, story-
telling, drama, art and song.
Writers will read their work, and books.
T-shirts and mugs will be sold. There'll be a
barbecue and baked food.
The Word Is Out takes place from noon to
5 p.m.
Admission is S5 for adults. S2.50 for
seniors and students. S2 for children, and
S12 for families. Pickering Museum Village
is three kilometres east of Brock Road on
Ilwy. 7 in Greenwood.
For more information, call 4-14-6932.
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PICKERING — Old cars and hymn sings
will be featured at Pickering Museum Vil-
lage this weekend.
Antique and classic cars will visit the vil-
lage Saturday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. as part of
Autofest •95 celebrations.
On Sundav, an old-fashioned hymn sin,o
and social will be beta from 1:30 to 4 p.m.
Light refreshments will he sen ed.
Visitors can take a picnic lunch and spend
the afternoon strolling through the home..
barns and businesses of yesteryear. The vil-
lage is open from I 1 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission is S4 for adults. 52.50 fix stu-
dents and seniors. 52 fix children and free
for pre-schoolers. A family pass is S12.
For more information, call 683-5-101 or
420-3620.
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._ A special trip
back in time is
being offered by
Pickering Muse-
um Village.
On Sunday,
Sept. 10 from 11
a.m. to 5 p.m.,
History in
Action will offer
family activities
and entertain-
ment.
This fall fair
will feature
Stitches in
Time, a new
addition to the
annual event,
with over 40
antique and con-
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temporary quilts
from the com-
munity and the
museum collec-
tion.
In addition,
visitors will be
able to take part
in an old-fash-
ioned quilting
bee.
A crafts and
collectibles mar-
ket will have
over 20 vendors
displaying their
work throughout
the village,
including wood-
en toys, floral
crafts, folk art,
jewelry and
istory
unique clothing.
For children,
there'll be a full
day of pioneer
games such as
potato sack and
three-legged
races, tugs of
war, water
relays, skipping,
croquet, horse -
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day.
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mills and vin-
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PICKERING — The A -plus Software
minor bantam Pickering Red Sox have won
the right to represent the Eastern Ontario
Baseball Association in the provincial chain-
pimships-
The Red Sox earn the berth when they
defeated Peterborough 42 in the EOBA
final Tuesday.
The five -game playoff series saw
Pickering defeat the Whitby Chiefs 9-4 in
the first match -up. Maw 1.1-nhdley slammed a
two -run triple, Ron Badma had an RBI triple
and Mike Roga hit an RBI single. Chris
Lawrencx and Jeff Murphy both singled.
For the latest
sports results,
read the
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three times a week
Pitchers Jason Schwabe, Kael Racioppa and
Mike Roga combined for the win.
Red Sox hurler Ben Gooch led the team to
a 10-2 victory in the second match against
the Clarington Orioles. Pickering
established an early lead in the
second inning with timely hits
and speed on the base paths. r!
Singles were generated by
Racioppa, Roga, Hindley,
Schwabe, and Todd Laidlaw for a 7-0 lead.
Fine defensive efforts included a centre field
fly ball nn down by Racioppa and a catch in
deep right field by Bathia. In one play,
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Neiiah Bunyan -Sampson caught a pop -fly
and ran to first to get a second Whitby run-
ner.
The Sox proceeded to play the tough
Oshawa Legionnaires in an exciting
extra -innings marathon which
aftc Pickering won in a 9-8. Pitcher Mike
BA Roga threw seven strikeouts. A sacri-
fice single by Lawrence put the
Sox ahead 8-7 in the seventh
before Oshawa battled back to tie things up.
A ninth -inning double by Gooch, a single by
Racioppa and an RBI for Roga put
Pickering up 9-8. An impressive catch by
SPORTS
Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363.
A Pickering Powe - dale under -12 pa,er kicks the t :l cast
a Scarborough Olympic r;ame opponent during recent soccer league
action at Dunmoore Park. photo by Ron Pietroniro
Pickering under -12 boys
power into under -13 final
PICKERING — The Pickering
Power LOEB Glendale under -12 boys'
soccer learn ruched the under -13 finals
Of a tournament near Kingston recently.
Pickering played its fust game of the
Kingston Township Ambassador Cup
Tournament against Dixie and came
away with a 2-2 tie. Scoring were
Nicholas Vieira and Frank Jonke.
In their next game, the locals ham-
Inered a team from Greece, New Y(vk
7-1. Leading the offence were Jerone
Mills with three goals and Jonke with
two.
The Power boys then thumped
Kingston 9-0, as Jonke hit for four
goals, Chris Gaimou two, Patrick
Lamanna, Ainsley Eyitene and Vieira
one each.
The Kingston win put Pickering in
first place in the under -12 division and
qualified the team for the under -13
semi-finals.
Playing the Kingston Township
under -13 squad, Pickering prevailcd I-
0 on a goal by Jonke.
With only 30 minutes' rest, Pickering
then played in the final against Dixie
and dropped a heauthre:tking 1-0 deci-
sion.
Pickering Power players are Ryan
Kane, Adrian Stocking, Brent Ching,
Daniel Tommiska, Frank Jonke, Jer(xte
Mills, John Cassidy, Ainsley Eyitene,
Chris Gaimou, David Ufford, Patrick
Lamanna, David Vavalla, Aaron
Chinn, Trevor Small, Nicholas Vieira
and Micheal Phillips.
Coaches are Danny Cassidy, Derek
March and David Vieira.
Bunyan-Sampson in right field ended the
three-hour game.
The undefeated Red Sox got a bye into the
finals, needing a single win over
Peterborough in the final two games.
Pickering bats, however, fell silent in the
first game, an 8-0 loss to the Tigers.
Pitcher Robert Milne threw effectively in
The second game. Lawrence initiated a key
double play, had three of Pickering's four
RBIs and hit two singles and a triple. Mike
Roga slammed the door on Peterborough
with three strikeouts in the final inning for
the 4-2 victory.
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Pickering teen tries out
for British soccer team
PICKERItiG — Christopher
Stewart has gone to England to
chase his soccer dream.
The 16 -year-old left last Friday to
try out for a youth squad run by the
Bristol City soccer club, a team in
England's second division.
Stewart admits to being nervous,
because "This trip could decide a
lot of things in my life — if I stay
or come back for a scholarship
(with a U.S. university)."
Ile'll be there for three weeks and
possibly longer if he
makes the team.
"1 still want to
go to school. If I
can go to school
and play. I'll
stay. If not. I'll
come back."
Stewart says.
Earlier this month, the midfielder
played on the Canadian team that
competed at the World Cup Under -
17 Championships in Ecuador. The
Canadian squad lost the three
games it played, but two of the
squads in its pool — Brazil and
Oman — reached the tournament
semi-finals.
Stewart's tryout in Bristol was
arranged by national team coach
Tony Taylor, who knows the coach
in Bristol.
This tryout is Stewart's second in
Great Britain, as he had one with
the Glasgow Rankers reserves in
March.
"It was a really, really good expe-
rience. I was asked to come back in
the fall, but I didn't like the coach-
ing, so I decided to try another
team. It was a good experience to
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Pickering Rep Softball is now
accepting coaching applications
for the 1996 season. The
Association will be looking to
field Teams in all Girls
Divisions and all Boys
Divisions. The Association will
also be accepting nominations
for several key executive
positions, (President, Treasurer,
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Ray Ban runner during Premier Health
Club Division action in the Pickering Men's photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Pickering novices make
rinal of
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PICKFRIIG — The Pickering Sport Togs
novice girls' select softball team finished a
fine season by qualifying for the champi-
onship final of the recent Pickering tourna-
ment.
The Pickering girls won i
their first three games of the y
tournev, defeating -
Mississauga `'alley 9-6, Ty
Milton 10-3 and Erin !Mills
10-9 to qualify for the
championship final.
They lost their fourth game to
Chingacousy in a valiant effort. 1`o score was
provided.
Pitchers Jenny Burgess, Brieanne Casteio
and Tara Ross combined for a total of 2R
strikeouts during the tournament. Ross and
Castelo both hit home runs for Pickering.
Jenny Burgess was selected as the team's
most valuable plaver.
During the season, the squad participated in
four tournaments, qualifying for two champi-
onship finals and one consolation final.
Team members are Tara Balcoc, Davina
Blenman, Jenny Burgess, Brieanne Castelo,
Michelle Evans, Andrea Fennell, Jennilee
Froggett, Jodi Kagavama, Sarah MacFarland,
Kim Moore, Tara Ross, Arlene Slomka and
Karen Woodward.
Coaches are John Burgess and Bob
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* Family discounts
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PLAY AND LEARN
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Ages 2-5. Central Ajax location.
Half day program 2, 3 or 5
daystweek. Excellence in early
childhood education. Art, music,
phonics, math, french, science.
668-5173
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SCHOOL of DANCE,
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CLASSES IN: BALLET tit TAP * JAZZ * POINTE
* Ages 3 yrs. to Adults
* Qualified teachers W*a*M OF
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* Annual Recital & Competitions SCHOLARSHIP
* BADT exams 94-95
"Congratulations to All Dance America
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Registration
= Returning Students
Thurs.. Sept. 7, 4-8
Fri.. Sept. 8. 10-1
New Students
Sat., Sept-- 9
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Ajax, Ont.
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REGISTRATION FOR CLASSES
August 30 August 31
September S
6:30 - 9:00
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Ages 2 1/2 - Adult - Year-end Recital -
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* ONE Teacher: Terri Robitaille B.F.A. Dance (hons)
* Best Price on classes, costumes, recital, etc.
* Small classes (max 10 students)
* Sprung floor for safety
* Special classes for Adults & Teens
* Family discounts
TRIXI lo% OFF. -�
TO ALL trtl'P,G 1���I;,
Ballet
ages 6 & up DANCERS & TEACHERS
.
An appreciation and N.S, G I L D A I I I :1 1 -
understanding of music
are developed along with Our Store is Ideally located in
strength, muscle tone, Pickering Village Square MIRELLA
balance & grace. (corner of Hwy. #2 & Randall Dr. )
PLAY AND LEARN
PRIVATE SCHOOL
Ages 2-5. Central Ajax location.
Half day program 2, 3 or 5
daystweek. Excellence in early
childhood education. Art, music,
phonics, math, french, science.
668-5173
for September registration.
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SCHOOL of DANCE,
M.B.A.T.D.
CLASSES IN: BALLET tit TAP * JAZZ * POINTE
* Ages 3 yrs. to Adults
* Qualified teachers W*a*M OF
B-A.T.D. STAGE
* Annual Recital & Competitions SCHOLARSHIP
* BADT exams 94-95
"Congratulations to All Dance America
winners in New Orleans `95"
Registration
= Returning Students
Thurs.. Sept. 7, 4-8
Fri.. Sept. 8. 10-1
New Students
Sat., Sept-- 9
— ' `11111111111111MI43 Station St., Ajax
Three rano Dance Artrcrka
"`mow' 686-0141
DURHAM DANCE t,
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1z; AEROBIC WEAR �
Pickering Village Square
I 60 Randall Dr.
Ajax, Ont.
(9 05) 427-0443 REE D
COME IN & SEE
OUR FULL SELECTION
GA i1;I BA OF BRAND NAME
PRODUCTS AT
COMPETITIVE PRICES.
& rhythm
Jazz
ages 6 & up
Funky Hip -Hop is
combined with traditional
Jazz techniques in this
FUN class which
develops rhythm, co-
ordination, fitness and
confidence
RETURNING STUDENTS AUGUST 28th & 29th 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
NEW STUDENTS AUGUST 30th & 31st 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
73 Old Kingston Rd. (Pickering Village)
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL TERRI
683-5767
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Creative Dance Dance Beginners
ages 21/2 - 5 ages 5-7
Stimulates the child's Introduce the gild to the
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natural love for all types grace of Ballet, the
of movement & music enthusiasm of Jazz and
while developing the joys of Creative
imagination, co-ordination Dance
& rhythm
Jazz
ages 6 & up
Funky Hip -Hop is
combined with traditional
Jazz techniques in this
FUN class which
develops rhythm, co-
ordination, fitness and
confidence
RETURNING STUDENTS AUGUST 28th & 29th 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
NEW STUDENTS AUGUST 30th & 31st 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
73 Old Kingston Rd. (Pickering Village)
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL TERRI
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Pickering School of Ballet
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51 Durnford Rd., Scarborough
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(Port Union / Hwy. #2)
416-284-6784
Director: Karen Davies - Thomas
. National Ballet School of Canada
n " *Join now and Receive a Free year
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TEDDY'S for a younger child - 5 yrs. or Younger'
- ` LEARNING
. - - CLASSES IN: Classical Ballet
CENTRE R.A.D. and Cecchetti methods
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1235 RADOM ST.
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DICKERING Music for Young Children
' ;�&fffis'ing came RECREATION HALL Music for Moms and Tots
Has vacanoes for September in our
Nursery School program. Adult Ballet and Aerobics
�� ti•n' s '" FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASESelf -defence classes
CALL EIRA MARTIN (905) 839.6472 or REGISTRATION:
AFTER SEPTEMBER 6th also at
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( 839-2120 CALL NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION
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Small classes - parents tnckjided
,quire about lessons beginning
this Fan
PICKERING
Muriel Arbuckle - 831-1220
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developing into an energetic
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school. Accomplished skating
programs have been offered for
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Region. The popular Laurie's
Learn to Skate is geared
towards 2 year olds - adults,
beginners to advanced, figure
skating 8 a skill development
program for hockey b ringette
players.
FALL _REGISTRATION
The next 10 week session
begins the week of
Sept. 25th.
Early registration rwll 9iwarRte your sprit.
MUSIC -Y
CLASSES
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ROYAL CONSERVATORY OF
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Preliminary Rudiments REG. DEADLINE
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Director
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Tap * Jazz * Ballet * Pointe * Kinderdance
Adult Classes
All Classes Taught By
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* Tammy Roberts - R.A.D., D.M.A.
Come see our * Lynn Ahmad - R.A.D.
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Town Centre ALSO OFFERS
August 26 ' R.A.D. Ballet Exams
(Royal Academy of Dancing)
Competitions in Canada and United States
*Professional Workshops
• Annual Recital
* Summer School
' Returning Students Aug. 28, Aug. 29, Aug. 30
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pensation We pay the most
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Police Clearance, Clean at)stract,
the real opportunity to ad -
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Call Randy or Carol
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430-2204
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REQUIRES
SERVICE ADVISER
Automotive background required, experience pre-
ferred. Self motivated person with above average
customer service skips deeded, for our busy 7 day a
week service centre.
ALaQ required part time Scuttle Driver / Janitor
Pleasant hard working person with dean dm(rtg
record to work shifts, evenings / weekends.
Apply with resume to
Service Dep.. 1300 Kingston Rd., Pickering
T`•akoatoy.
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4 POSITIONS TO BE FILLED.
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No selling, no commission.
Evenirxls $15 /hr.
Call 905420-4880
Car a must.
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$DRLM MART
PICKERING TOWN CENTRE
REQUIRED MIIMEDIATLEY
Experienced franchise
POSTAL CLERK
Part time
Apply in person to Sandi Wood
We have an immediate opening for a reliable
individual to be trained by us as a professional
CHNNIEY SNEEf' The key individual we seep must
have a van or pick-up truck with cap in presentable
coriftorl. be well groomed, fit and not afraid of
heights. 5400 - SM. per wtaek to start
For an ■ terview tall
MAGIC TOUCH tHNANEY SWEEPS
at 686-1414
AGENTS required to mar-
ket an emergency roadside
service New company in
Canada that pays Msrduy
income Inqunes Phone or
fax 705424-2455
EIGHT week Profess+onal
Fklnstry and Business Pro-
gram. •hree week 70por-
kax1Y Fl"ry Course Part
MTM even,,q course In-
hor video courses IMen-
a" ?ming start your own
business work at horns or
snoc k1,1w !ria secrets.
lnOw !ne tools. know Mie
trade Career sc^o,
Fora Des,gr S2 SIM-
COE ST S. Oshawa
(SM 436-1991 Tranng
assistance 'ray oe avaw-
able r you are over 45 and
recently led Off
ROOF
INISTALLIMS
tded. Sitting Me-
nses needed to be
W" for ilea akJ-
urn roofing Brake
metal workng ex-
ence a must Ref -
res needed Travel
area Cal; Brac
BEL -DEN
HOME
D PROVE-
tNaa
ASSISTANT ECE teacher
required for Ll People's
Play School In Ajax to be-
gin Sept. 5. For more info.
call 428-9909, ask for Tina.
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DOMINO'S Pizza now hu-
mp management ca ndi-
dates. part carie Data mak-
ers and drivers. Please ap
py at 300 Dundas St E .
Wh'fh or call 430-0030 or
683-9993
EXPERIENCED SNORT
ORDER cook wanted
good wages. appy, In Per.
son. HaWX0 House Restau-
ram Port Perry
Requires
Cleaners. days
and evenings
drivers license
an asset.
683-4134
6;;;;al IMI Office
' Ge He I ' 5WWWI IM, �^HejpIM, Help Help DI
nnrwrlivuat wanted for Now HIRINGI Counter
busy vlff,itby salon. Salary staff. Must have customer
Pius commission. Contact service experience as well
Melanie at 665-0279. as keyboard knowledge
HELP NEEDED. Replace
Students gang beck to Col-
lege. 5350-$700/wk. Call
Ray 985-8491, 721-9679,
Velrcie required.
NOUMEEPEll~-
Wine, approx. 3 afternoons/
week for busy family with
Good silos. Rou-
gamoc"t t a ml,Reler-
ences.905-509.2W7.
IIMIEDIATE position
wamhouse/customer serv-
ice. bilingualsend resume
to MENTOR, 13M Bound-
ary Rd. flint 10. Oshawa,
Ontario L I J 6Z7
MAKE aid. SM
eEasy telephone wak. Easy
sales. We will train. Full
and Dart -Ura . Salary pie
bonuses. Adults and senior
students. Days and even -
rings available, Phots 427-
2620 (Class Rus Carpals)
MODELS
NEEDED
Female Ages
7-26
EARN EXTRl1
WC01E
Travel to exciting
Ltibes New York. Pans.
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consultation
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dOVIF PFAPt F T-
-s fastest growing agency
seeks extras for film and
^V we need athac,,ve
People to play the following
Dans. upscale business
ype I"u" and farh•lel.
'*sm•n. poke• persons.
HAIR -STYLIST wanted J•1• rv" fashion rrlOd•Is
'A or p•rt-hme-'Mf1' Vuak- Or swrms�rt models, My
sed Salary von coni we Earn S7 -11/50x Work
sen. call 427-9738 Djars"toed Call Angio•
416-961 2226
Call The Dry Cleaner at
(416)925-7770 or tax your
resume to (416)923.9135.
REQUIRED FOR SEP -
TENSER, Small private
school in Ajax, Part time
Position approx. 4 his per
day available. Person to
paPare a soros kilncn, dui
ties also include kilch•rt
tidy p. Applicant met be
aware of or prepared to
team correct food handing
procedures. For further into
car The Principal at (905)
428-3122.
Some Permanent
weekend and full
Oma positions
open.
Should have
transportatim.
and be available
year round.
Call Mon.- Fn.,
8:00 - 4:30
GREENWOOD
MUSHROOM
FARM
655-W73
START NOM - Local
company has posmona
available in an depart.
Monts Earn up to $14 82
Der hr if qu~ No •x.
p•rienee necessary, own
transportation required
Call Monday only 404.
0403. 900 430
TAXI DRIVERS and van
drivers re•d•d. fid or pert
toil•. must be over 25.
contact Bev 10 am - 3 p m
U-4aiy - Fraley. 571-
1331. for neerwew
if BUSNESS
ASSISTANT
part time tele-
ketedbusiness
stant required
ediately- Must
able to work
I own home.
I full use of a
*hone, and
3 an excellen
mand of the
flexible and pay
Plan is negotiable.
Call (905)
509-5904
or fax reeulne
tO (M)
rRENTwwr wAV.M is
now socepting applications
for school Pus drivers for
the BOwmarMNNCourbp
area. Experience nduding
a doss B licence praklrred
but not necessary if rater.
can L reg or
WA #T=
afternoon &
night shift.
Apply in person.
Plaza Restaurant
& Tavern
ass llarwelei s.,
683-4281
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TOMMY'S HOME IM-
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dry"! Dasement apts Tec
room porch" & decks :e-
raimic ties Car Tommy at
( 905 ,420-8105
V.1.P Home Services we
otter 1 stop shopping so
why look turther?) Special-
izing in home cleaning.
grass cutting and ramming
windcw washing. eaves-
trougnmg driveway seal -
ng. For tree estimates Call
427-26E7
J.S ARMSTRONG DEV.
INC. Speaalkzing in custom
homes addl!ions, renova-
tions, ret rooms and
basement apartments. Res-
idential andcommercial
Serving Durham Region for
over 15 yrs Free consu!ta
Dor Call Jeff 905-428-
6706.
05-42&5706.
'MISTER CHEAP* Home
improvements, ret roorns.in
law apartments. additions,
fences. decks. etc Lr
censed for over 20 years.
all work guaranteed. for
Free estimate call Ernie
905-404-8170
'rnprovemints
SIGON :,.xlstn,ctior Lid,
serving Dumam R•¢on 'or
19 yrs Additions. sundepks
pabo doors. windows. rec-
rooms flagstonw tree ash.
mates 905-576-5760
EUROPEAN •le speaal-
-st wen renovate your bath-
room or krcnen wags as
well as nocr ties Good rel-
erences and satisfaction
guaranteed For tree esti-
mates can D Dykstra 725-
4—
repairs and renovations
electrical, plumbing ceramic
tiles. carpentry From small
repairs to major renovations.
Fuiy guaranteed free est,
mates (905)668-3300
Fal iliilmoroverlllr,Is
AJAX Fewce and Deck .
wood lances. main Ink.
custom decks 30g rum.
PW enclosures. •spans to
existing lances Over i
years of elands On eltpen.
once Call 666-4955 of 1-
8061i9A-8160
•� Handyman
HANDYMAN .awn cam.
yard cleanup garbage re.
moves Any oeMr general
work. paining. enc Call
Greg at 6e6-7699
• ' Painting 6
• Decorating
Flying.® Moving
Services • Storage
HARRY-O-TME-MOVERS
Move tug or small, we price
'-em all' Free estimates,
�lnwrs discount. snort notice
^oves Plaros moved. also
appliances Comparable
rates Call 432-2850
MEN will large truck will
30 household )loves. raw-
Cid"bal, comfrlercial All
types of moves Call Carl Or
Jane 427.2856
plumbing r a u e Moving & MICHALSKI MOVING
electrical. ENTERPRISES a Storage nouses, apartments, offiaopliances and piano �
wall Palating, dry walling, uausts Senior and mid-
rrtost household
peaces, repairs, small lots t2 Ft Cutwa Van Will move )mon discounts Free estimates
ImateS, almost anything' Very cont- Excellent service Call 436-
IIanO welcome pertdive prices Call Pager 7795 Moble 718-0342
4-4663. Call Phil at 41-416-553-5144
(5105) 420225 AJAX Moving S MOUNTAIN
560-4663 'n9 ySt'140 -fun MOVING SYSTEMS
services. moves. appliance
TMS PAINTING and piano specialists Flat We move any vI
rare or hourly. We now hie argnere, anytime
LJCLvOR heated storage units Now Comme•cal0 rrsdenaa
Handyman n oMerng tree boxes wnh Padragmg, storage and tabes
Interior & Exterior move Pari' and load special, available Sena & mW Month
starting at S99. and up Call
European Workmanship for inm
forationa dismu^•s F,ee estimates. 725-0005
• ' Flooring,
• Carpeting
CARPET Installations - 25
years experience, re-
strelthing. our speciality
Free estimates D & N
Duncan, 987.1799 or 987-
1800
WANTED - EXPERIENCED
professional telemarketers.
Apply in person to 'Clean plus
Carpets', The Finley Centre.
937 Finley Ave- Ajax.
Ontario. Between the hours of
8 a.m. and 6 p.m Phone only
0 you need directions. 427-
2620. Full and part time
positions available.
DOHelp
IF you are single of a Sin-
gh parent or separated or
divorced with three years
work experience. you may
quality for financial assis-
tance of 11 you are over 45
and have recently been
laid off, you may qualify for
training assistance. DIP/
CERT.. Lok., WorW1•rkd,
D -Base. Word. Accpad,
Bedford. Autocad. Ventura,
Pagemaker, Harvard, Cor-
el. Corrlputer Prograr^nning
and Systems Analyst Co-
bol. Pascal and C. Photo-
shop. Ouark Express and
Illustrator. Durham Busi-
ness COMPOer CO".
427-3010
LEGAL Secretary. 5 Vows
mrn"nUM workng expen-
plc• required in nlatrmo•
mill, trim nal, word perfect
arta PC Law. Pickering.
831--0000.
Salla
HpfAV*
EARN extra money now
Recnutng demonstrators
')r beauelul kine of owl .
great hostess program
Christmas Around The
World provides 5300 kit.
're• tranng. tree hostess
iff Eam a weekly My -
check now until Cnnsf es
Also booking panties Call
Now 1 8010-37%.XMAS
House
Cleaning
LISE Cleanng,excellent
rates,lust give us a caftwe
wilt make your house shine
By week or every 2nd
week Supplies provided
Call 432-7583
PROFESSIONAL
House-
cleaning available
for Wed -
Thur - Fri
mornings
References
available.
Phone between
4- bpm
435-1048
Gardening A
LarldscalliN
INTERLOCKING BRICK,
driveways, walkways, pool,
patios / steps, retaining
walls. tree estimates. call
BnckscapeInc. 668-2742
MISTER POST HOLE, au-
gured post doles, setting of
posts In concrete (905)
665-0400
RECEMxiOMW/
WORD PROCESSOR
AJAX
Our well established client requires an
individual for a 3 month Contract with an
opportunity for full time employment.
The ideal candidate must be professions
with excellent skills on Word Perfect 5.1
for DOS, and Microsoft Word 6.0 for
CALLTARA
TEs(.: (43L6)
FAX: (416) 29*4*47
am=
' Sales • F's�
Agent
EXPERIENCED Rltdarl
sales help •quo for fab-
nc store in Pickering. Only,
those knowledgeable in
-both' sawing and retail
need apply. For further n-
formatlpn call (416) 206-
5223.
JOMVMCE FOODS. is
seeking mature. reliable.
erwg llc, full MTM sales
dark Must be able to work
anywhere n Durham Re-
gion Apply with resume to
JOhmnCe Foods. 1801
Dundas St E Whoy in tie
Kendlewood Ptaza
PRINTING COMPANY n
whillby requires a motivated
tug time salesperson to
service existing Cho and
build up new, clientele Fax
resur.re b (905 432.1813
REAL Estate Sales Peo-
ple, no board twos, no desk
lion. only S125/ yw Call
Ron at 683-9063 Cas -
am we Alpha R•Mty.
House
Cleaning
IM, Sales H
All
WHITBY
NEW HOMI
BUILDER
Requires a Sak
Hest/Hesless
to assist oft -ski
tial& poseur to tit
September 2.
Put -time hcwrs w
some flcXlbilit)
required. tiease sr
resume to
File #71"
P -O. Box 481
Oshawa, Ont
L1 H 71.5
• Par
• Sevico
PIANO APT sae. Ua
Tisch. Feendn Provn
Ann finish. cushlo
encs. very good condi!
`1995. 3 b o432-3381
Ir• 5 Mon - Fn 7231
E•�•Lw� Drivir
Schoo
JiCU�SCHOOL
-4 lessons and te:
$105.
Party •10 Lessons 515(
Services *Full Course $255
Free pick -up and dre
� off
(416) 287-3060
MAGICIAN, clown friends.
ready to entertain for any
age, any occasion. Birth-
days promotions, open-
ings, fund raisers. Magic
shows are fun[ Lettuce
help 839-7057 or 728-
8334
RABBITwants work doing
magic for children's parties
and all occasslons. Have
my own magician Call Er-
nie 668-4932
E•]4'Busines
Service
SHIATSU Therapist to(
ng for treatment space
established health clinic
club setting Available i
mediately Please lea
"wastage 686-3703.
fFice
Help
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Daycare Flea Articles
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Availableam Market • Lost & Automobiles Autorrabik9 Aulortlobiks
For Sale • Found EM For Sac! For Sale � 19 Warded
AQII ITV U&-rAI C AJAX, SOUTHWOOD Kitchen stave 1
a mond. ex
- - - caving daycare cement cond , E250 o.b o y �ya4EotaiFURNRURE- ladles geld wed- 1989 Cadillac Sedan De. TAKE A DRIVE TO
Growing Pickering Firm available, SummeriSep- of Ontario's oldest and MaeO One nor in Pickering
tCalll elatherRoyallublue, door, DARRYL'S WHERE
temper. openings.Black d Decker battery
Requires nts 683-A0call Ja- lawn mower. 3 yrs old Bast manufacturers snow (905)43rY2964 174.000 km, oil changed loaded FOR GETOU MORE
RMOPIEY.
Hardly used. $300 o.b o. ming direct to the pudic. every 5000 km since new.
OPERATIONS PERSON Cal 683-8369 Eg oak pedestal table and FOUND, grey & white fe- Immaculate condition, 1991 Lumma APV, van,
4 chairs $849 7 tt doubt male kitten r 5 black with IMeno fu
FOl1ND
u
Counter sales
Preparation & control of order flow
• Inventory maintenance
• Shipping & receiving
• Operation of saws & shear
Direct or related experience required.
Please apply In person to
965 Brock Rd. S.
Pickering
No phone calls please.
b""
Aircraft parts manufacturer has
Immediate requirements for lathe,
mill and CNC operators. Comprehensive
wage and benefit package.
Must be willing to work shifts.
Please contact:
JEM CANADA
Margaret Walsh
20 Progress Dr.,
Orillia, Ontario. L3V 61-13
or Fax ( 705) 326-8688
EMSkilled Daycare
Help • Wanted
TABLISHED plumber
7u,red who is familiar
r commercial and resr-
nhal work Required for
rv.ct won, Must have
n,c,e Please call Bram
,_..,2e
..-lawa Company
JIreS
MILLING
MACHINE &
ENGINE LATHE
OPERATORS
Call
9051 576-4359
Wd . Aug. 23.
and
-hurs-. Aug. 24
ONLY.
"ween the hours
SEWING-
AtACHINE
OPERATORS
Ckain, awdern
mie• plant locat-
ed is piekering.
ho44rly rate plus
111111ieerr vverk
bonus -
Must be
experienced -
Call Ca Mos
,gas) 420 -*784
''ct! METAL 114-
ALLER, nknenum 3
,xPenence can 905 -
between 9 am- 4
F,I
,,ANTED small and
e engine mecharve, ex-
nce reawred Own
905.9859312 need-
' Daycare
• Wanted
AILING mature nannies
ve out care for 3 child -
yrs 2 yrs 9 months,
2'Church. Ajax Call
I" "Re Sep Stan
Caregiver for yynites,Okla-
noma area. lir 5 & 3 yr old.
that attend Fairport Beads
P S • 114richtm,e & aper
school. 2.3 days wee -K
Children mutt be picked .:p
.rid dropped on at the
,ehool It you we exp-
-
,nCed with children, warm.
1w1g and can terve nut"
OYS .meals and Snacks
Please call 839-4636
FOR : boys. gong to Fair-
wrt P S One in grade 2
-.nem JK 7 30am-6pm. 5
:airs/week LISA 68
831-79
"•e^r'g'
LOOKING 'ur Mn Doubt-
• re' Warm. fun. creatuve
.tnd expenericed Care-gr'w
terrific kids, u 8 yr
^rotherl :liter our NOrhe-
4oSsiar,d/Thickson 730
a m 5 30 p m Mon - Fn
S225/wooh 579.4568 6-9
�m
NANNY required for 4
. 'Acini n In Newcastle. ages
1.7, 5 and 2, my home. burn
' •re 7 30 a.rh until ap-
"0" 6 P m Start irrrne-
ateiY 728-5167.6-4 D m
�• eve 9875776 Card
Siete to area. daycare
4edod for 2 children 2 3
Llrys/wwek WIMn rxalK,rg
istance to Lincoln Nexar ,
Daycare
• Available
4011WHITES RD
Rekatme daycare, CPR
framled, hot nutritious
CATERED lunches.
Separate Sleepin] lj QlI ,
lots of plat/ area,
IrvoutdOorS. MuSt VISIL
wont be dl5appomle0
Cal! Mary 839.6812.
Daycare
• , Wanted
MKING MR MRS, MOTFIRE
Trained nanny req• Live in or out.
crock rd. 8 finch area, girl: 29M./ DOy:
bmth.l golden Whey . 25yr'5. Must
�11X`ak fluent En*A, have min. 10 yrs,
exPer., be & and
EXcelWW salary f right
',nail ref, 6 re5unje to: 50 Tebw road
M0,111fim ant.
L3R 1E5
Aft: M5, Adams
Or fOX to :(905) 4774879
All applicants treated confidentially
ALLY'S
CHILD CARE
Not lust a daycare. but a
child enrichment centre.
*2 ECE stall & assistant
14 week menu plan rout-
ings 'parties crafts •cir-
cles, etc. Cone out & let
your child be the judge.
Two spots avadabe over
1 year. Liverpoomayy
Ally
905-420-6278
L...
ATTENTION INFANTS.
mother of 2 w/6 years ex-
perience as a caregiver will
Provide a SlImulating/warml
loving environment for you
Please tell mom & dad
427-0630
DAY CARE EXPERI-
ENCED Pelson located at
Brock Rd HWY s 2 phone
905-683-5653, call bet-
ween 9 am - 2 pm Regis.
tered with Wee Watch
DAYCARE avadable
Monday Fnday Brr ck and
Finch area, ask for Betty
1905) 683-5278 Three
Tonths and up. lots to
TLC 13 years experience
DAYCARE Available n
home. experienced
nom. roasorabie rates.
-1 smoke,. White's Rd
and Bayly area 509-0674
ECE. NON SMOKING
mother avium Provide daycare
I Our home huge tenoed
yard. batk,ng onto Park.
WhiteS/Stro,uds area. 831
7612
EXPERIENCED Nabysrtter
required. Man F- 3 30prn
to 730pn. eopK.e,, it
xpen.
once a flow Call 427-
8234 no calls after Bgm
Mon with ECE exp provd-
ng diddcan in her home.
full NO days program
FMted yardlunches.
snacks. ouchgi Cam app.
'k;5 RI' "55
NANNY / HOUSEKEEPER
required for 16 mon old
RN CPR First Aid. non-
smoking. Orvr t•ar -.Oonabon
a mist Seeking Nnerg••C.
hones;. rehabie individual t0
rnintatri loving and stimtiat-
,ng env,romrment Mon Fn
('1x`5'427 <il r,rm.9pm
NORTH AJAX Mover at
4 with 8 yn expenence in
Child carewill provide rek-
able kTnog daycarie rot your
chid, n my none. stain"
Sept Non Smoker. mon-
:tois Munche, lots of toys.
Church St N area, 427-
67-5
SOCIAL 'Aorke, '6 yews
experience will Can lot
children of all ages Hair.
wood/Mwy 2 area star"
Sept 51,l, Cavi 4C- YW
SOUTH AJAX, 'ttmann
Cres. matter at 3 will can
t,1 1.2 3 1.2 year olds.
'minced yard. large -,av-
-am. Close to Park ar l
schools. meals provided
8 30-4 30 ;hembiei Please
contact Mrs Serpantson all
c'9-2771
Ahites OkiahOma, expel
meed daycare avail Ni
ages. starting Sept 5 Cali
Firewood
AMAZING DEAL! SEA-
SONED HARDWOOD at
low prices Apple. ash, ma
pie. hickory Serving Puck
enng. Ajax. Whitby and
Oshawa. DURHAM FIRE-
WOOD 427-4741
FIREWOOD Excellent
quality hardwood Guar-
ane feed. extra long timfumy
seasoned. cut and Spit.
Honest measurement Free
delivery. Kozy Heat Fire-
wood(905)753-2246
FREE FIREWOOD,
SKIDS & PALLETS
Hardwood and softwood
mixed 'Free delivery avad-
able In the local area. 20
small loads available 100-
120 skids and pallets. 10
large loads available 300.
400 skids and pallets,June
and July's special offer, call
now 905-430-2887 leave
message
WHITE, KELVINATOR,
30' stave. with oven tinier &
clock Excellent Condition
$200.428-6579
' Articles
for Sale
4% DX33, 4M Ram, MM
HD 15- DAEWOO SVGA
Monitor. double speed. CD
Rom. 12/1.44 FLoppy,
Drives in a nxd tower. So" -
were . Games . More New
52650 asking 51700 ob o
Call 668-194o.
APARTMENT CONT-
ENTS fa sales some col-
lectibles. moving. must sett.
Call (905) 576-7012 after 6
pm
BACK TO SCHOOL SAV
INGS- ri teens and
boys quality ciothring, boys
size 8 to mens triple XXX
Large Over 2000 an cies to
Choose from with more ar.
hi^^g daily We sell top de-
signer labels at well below
wholesale prices From ca.
sual to cress cloMing Pac-
es Stan learns from $9.
shirts $6. ties S3. shoes
$9 blazers S/9- suns $29.
Jackets from S15. plus.
Plus. pus Salesrnehs
Samples. end of Ines aria
store cb3e-o ts. (all new of
course) are also available
at Rugged Replays. Dur.
nems Only upscale new
and next fc new clothing
store for ^ten teens and
Dogs. Take Hwy 2 b TI%Ck
son Rd n Wrwlpy. go South
to 3rd light .Bums St I turn
left. first plaza on len Note
we are now accWwV fait
Clothing Open Man Salt
Can Steve for more Into
404 2063
BE COOL"' Air condition-
ing Service Cats. Wind.
ow Units 6 Central Ar S25
i �p By licensed 1t1CMi-
cLar '.;ail 432 -565
CANYCORDE11i New
w,m owl man wiarrygy horn
,reit $496 - or rent to own
lir only, $5 9S/wk (',all 571
14.1
CARPET At Prices. buy
dreg wholesale. Free in-
stillator, for free estimate
cam Sal (905)432.2750. or
pager 416,980-W147
Carper Broker. 100%.
Nylon U,,k. b,,h Stan r,
satalx carpet For 3 rooms.
only 5369 00 Pip n-
cluoes 3o Sq- yds carpet.
OMuxe 'tad and installation
in your hone Free quota -
bon n your noire No in -
WOW, no payment for One
full yew. Dari ill. 1-800-
21-
-800-
21 _ .4
CARPET your home at dis-
count paces 1001% nylor,.
stain resistant Pip rick d"
Pad and extort tnstamabon
Can %ICK at'905� 430-6551
COMPUTERS. compete
used IBM systems iwpnnt�
ors from 5349 396's with
punters 5555 New 48633
5949 486 DX2166 SI.275
CO Rom kits 5189 pnntar
$100 28 8 modems $199.
WES 44- VGA . olor rnoni-
ton $195 Suit the mtemet
S29 9:, Dr -one 697 3060
DESK '_., sale. 4 drawers
.all with shetl attachment
great for students. 5100
,batt cn�•cnn
DRUM
LESSONS
Private lessons
available , rea-
sonable rates.
Call
428-2000
ELEGANT, Marble fade.
purchased at 'The Art
Shop in Toronto. New
$1700. askIlg 5900 OBO. a
must be seen. 430-0.322
HAIR Salon furniture .
stations, pump chairs, Sinks
& units. shampoo chairs.
reception desk. Dryers, and
much more. call (905) 430-
3156
Kenmore washer &dryer,
5450 pair Fridge8 stove.
while. $1300 pair 1 year
old Call 723-0957
MOVING SALE RCA 33'
I v $'99. queen bed $450.
Ikea sola 5399. AIWA ster-
eo 5,399 • 728-1539
Pedestal and 6 chairs
$1499. cannnonball beds
torn $399: Over 20 stain
chokes. all solid. no
veneers. Traditional Wood-
working 905-985-8774,
PIwNpSIfsRANDFA-
THER Clocks - Durham's
largest selection -New and
used pianos. Not sure?
Rent to own. apt size.
upright• grand• digital. key-
boards TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS ON NOW! Telep
Piano Woks. 433-1491
SAVE Money on home
entertainment Create your
own horse theatre for less
man the price of one nigh
out on the town Complete
systems Installed from Only
$15 50hvk Call Steve 571.
1413
SHEDMAN - quality bam
style sheds. built on she.
8X8 $649 GST Included
Other sizes and display
available Cam 905 509-
4961
STEEL BLDG factory
Sale' Save thousands on
24 x 36 30 x 36. 38 x 66.
72 x 120 Lxnded supplies.
care erect/delner Ends 8/
31 tail Pete 905-6493722
TeaCner'S workDoM,3 sun
able for Sr Kindergarten 10
T 4 Cafes 906831 5-5-
TV/VCR COMSINA-
TIONS T qty romote 20'
screen Rent to own by
phone for only $7 SQtwh
Can S" '4.3
V3tKSX :Denputof VGA
1441 Color Monitor &
mouse. MwbfoM Purl ter
(Star) Computer Speke•s
ildtnxt Dos 5.0. PMWS"15.
asking 5 / 000 o b o Can
(905)579-3791, 100"
"less
A-1 We pay SS CASH SS
tOr TV .S snot. gold I"i
0"--s.gutain.CO-S
ar,ylh,ng you nave buy
bath 7p,On_ 121 Brock St
S. 430-36W
We service an major
household appwwes re-
fr,gerstors, washers and
dryers. lreeaen. %roves.
dt M&% ers. gas appunc-
as Free eshmates 7 days
a week 905µ2b-%589
Whete apps nc," washer.
5300. gas dryer. 1250
!S500 for per) rani0gara_
for. $50c Stow, S 1 oe
Package Price $1000 can
Articles
Wanted
ANTIQUES Absc,utety.
Purchase" hunrtre d an-
ythrng old SwrWic instru-
rm k . China Silver. aOiler
titrhg. toys. decoys, dogs.
milk bottles. CWections o,
estates Cam Robert Bowen
Antiques 1905) 655-8049
Brookim
CASH PAID for navies.
video ;ames & systems.
TV's & VCR's. also VCR
ci0anng and adjusterwts
available Piease phone
404-2',0
WANTED to buy - older
furniture. glass. Chula. zol-
bc ales. memorabilia, watcn-
s, etc S,rgle peals d
Arts &
• Crafts
CHRISTMAS IS COMING
rah Sale- 4 Sundays m
sept Fishermen hand
.vts, beautiful dolls, cross
,Vch wan plaques, and
--ore gifts Come see 91
Garrard Rd Whitby i2 lights
east of Tfkckson) 905-434.
5289
DRESS MAKERS Inven-
tory Clearance 50% on
fabrics, lining, remnants.
bridal. laces. head Pieces.
patterns. knitting wool, sik
and dried flowers, jewelry
liftings craft supplies- Aug
26th & 27th 1995. 9am-
3pm Carolyn. 7 Empson
Crit 683-2519 Master rand
& Visa accepted
POOIS,
Spal
HOT DEALS! BAR-
GAINS GALORE - 16' x
24' rectangular Kayak pod
includes decks & fencing.
$4.595 Meets total by-
laws 20yr warranty 1-800-
668-7564. PickenngfAlax,
phone 416-796.7509.
app ox
months old. very affection-
ate FREE to good home.
Call 420-0085
FOUND- 4 six week old krt-
teas. Free to a good home.
Please call 420-9118
LOST -Grey short haired
cat- Downland 6 Whites
area. White under chi &
on belly. No collar. has
been micro chipped.
Please call 839-8394.
Ron,PeftrUPOW
Bord"
'ALL YOUR K-9 Needs
under one Woof • at K-9
Klubhouse in Alax Obedi-
ence classes starting Au-
gust 29th, evening and
daytime available at rea-
sonable rates Enjoy our
fun and easy rranrng ses-
sions for puPp,esidogs of
all ages Also available
Grooimng and Doggy Day -
Kate For more into Can
(905) 683-7852
5t 0.500 Fnancir avail
able. (905)435.7627/
(905)420-5057.
1909 Honda EXI, top- of -
Ow line. white. 5-spd. std..
original owner. lady driven.
excellent corwxtion. 140.000
ken $7800.666-4354
19W COROLLA 5 speed.
one driver. low Iul., best off-
er (905)420-1535
1991 EAGLE PRE -
WERE, LE., fumy load-
ed, air, leather interior, 4
dr., excellent cond. looks
rims. doves like new,
$7500 (905)263-4011
1192 AEROSTAR sport.
XLT extended., quad cap-
tain's. cruise. power wind.
ows and doors. aic. secun-
ty system Excellent condi-
bon. $15.500 623-500
1990 ASUNA SUNRUN-
NER. 4 WD. 5 spd , con-
verbble. black. ainlbm Cass
63.000 ken Regular man-
tenance Asking S995C
W,II certified Ask for Cary
905138 0196
GOLDEN Retnever pups.
CKC registered. first shots 191 BLUE ESCORT
Ready M GO' Cam 436-2911 wagon. standard 5 Spred. a
dr excellent _ondebon
KEEP your dog waste out $8500 two 428-758'
of the DOGGIE garbage Use
WASTE
DISPOSAL SYSTEM Life-
0rre guarantee ball. avail
able n 3 sizes. gam 9pm.
' days '905 72354.3
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
ASSOCIATION -resents
oastc & utility classes sun-
irg Sept 12 tri. and Puppy.
basic 4 •,ovice classes
Starting Oct 2nd fa mon
mformabon CM Bev at
435-00"
gin,' Automobifort ll
11.0 fide C,Alass. Excel-
4nt rurmrrfg conditgn. taw
mileage "10 fist
52.000 00. 16 IOot deck
matte. 150 hp. 53.000 00.
697 19"
19wism can. ktase to
own Ewryore qualities
On UWCn WCB, MAS iVo
nteresr, no Crede Check
From 5275 down 570034
Onteno.LTO 1976 Notion
Rd 666-7428
196• BUICK SKYLARK
Excement Condition cwetr4
bed. $170C 00 or bast peer
728-9348 or 7265NM9
1963 Chevy Cerebr V, 4
odor 'V6. steeeo. Pis. pb. p,
w, tin thee, bucket con -
Sole, new Darr.. excellent
condition n4"or. $1995
:enned o b o 686-6.83
1905 ,e8aron GTS turbo.
4 or hatchback 5 sot
trails waded Good mean
rn car Hurry on encs
orx j1', A Certified Call
a279722 anytime Rust
Open 7 days reek, rnocon
Big' -w,, Saws
1985 Mercury Cougar red,
auto all ps pt. 52500
1968 Plymouth Robwt
grey. auto ps. Po, min+
ass S'495 576-1385
19.5 S..ca GL Wagon
new Drakes- new axle new
CV boot mew, battery. no.
rotors. AsK:ng SSW 000
Good running ar Can
4,L'-9155
1906 >iebnty, Eurosport.
V6. 4 door, ice cod air.
black w grey interior, hull
options Steno, factory ak,-
"' mags Certified
$3595 Low Kms 686-6183
.!W Mercury Capri,
$1000 686-2569
'91% Mustang. V6. au-
k. miiibc. air. sunroot fuiy
waded. 2 door win hatch,
excellent condition 1 own-
er.S2200. Car 434-4512
19.16 OLDS CIERA
BROUGHAM fully loaded.
bucket$ console. 4 Jr. V6.
excellent condition, was
$2995 now 52795 certified
( 905 r 686-6183
1996 Pontiac 6000 I.E. 4
or V6 auto PS. Pb. Pw.
P locks. am'fm stereo Cass
Only 132.000 km. new
paint. was 53295. now
S2995 cert. Cal 427-9722
anytime Russ Open 7 days
week5ndoors.
19@7 Jeep YJ. 4X4 6 cyl
S
5 -sod. sots 8 nartl
tops. 160.000 ken . no rust.
oiled since new, New tires.
Reese trailer h dch 57000
cert 9853183 after 6 p m
1968 Optima. 4 speed.
certified. asking $1500
579.5749
1989 Ford Probe. 135.000
kms. 53500 o b o 404-
2117
4 dace 4 Cyl. auto trans
a,, ':orhd. 0 steer. PD
Drakes am 1m cassette
AP brake system. pow-
�XXS Only 56.000 ken
g^" teal with matching
.^ very, clean
. OPA 076
1987 HONDA
A : Irl Lx - 4 door.
marc. cruise control.
a^.'m Cass. one owner.
'-t clean Fw shed n
+-a-npsigne gold with
"., w kiss matching mtm
r "� :ertihod
K ePA 071
SA -
NISSAN
ti+.•� Van 5 pass air
automatic tans
Cass P windows
Oen.. super clean.
cNMied. lint met
,.. and silver, maac"
IPA 072
1988 HONDA
+ 5 speed, armrtm
. fully cert only
. - 000 km Saner met
•ora
#PA 073
1986 CHEVROLET
3 A X 4 :omplete -R•
V8. auto 0 steer
rakes 'aG0 needs
:Ile work Jelcert.
. ePA J56•A
. P-ce _
PELESHOK MQ
TQq�
(►_,tAX_ LTD.
S09 Bayty St E.
Ajax, Ont.
683-6300
1994 C._b Tempo. 4 dr
auto. air con 30.000 xm
S890C a best offer Peter
723-1'55 or 434- 7564
EXCELLENT z,. ncj ion. 1964
Dodge 600 ;rev. -cater
steenrug, -ower Drakes ots
d new -arts. asking SI.000
hr^ 3;.3-8794
GIANT ANNIVERSARY
SALE!' .Ve are overload-
ed win aver 50 quaky pre-
owned vehicles and we
need breathing morn'
Come �n and choose your
next car from Cert,car
where Customers solid their
friends and relatives 8 min
vans. 19W to 1992. starting
at 53.995. 7 Cavaliers.
1985 to 1991 starting at
52.995. 3224 Cavaliers
still" at 55.995 1993 Es-
cort LX. loaded with 50.000
km . S9.495 . 12990 Fob
Probe LX. 6 cyl , air. red
and fast. 56.995. 1990
GMC S-15. 6 cyf auto, low
k's. 58.495. 1990 Grand
Prix LE. 4 or , loaded, low
k's $6 995 . 1990 Dodge
Shadow, auto. air low K's.
$4.995 1990 Biazer 4 x 4.
4 3. auto, loaded red.
510.995. 1989 Caprice
classic station wagon.
loaded. nigh k's. excellent
runner at 1987 price.
$5.495 1988 Jeep Wa-
goneer Ltd loaded
57.295. 1989 Dena 88.
Royale. ailed. nice. nice
Car. $6.995 1988 Jimmy. 4
x 2 6 cyl. loaded. $7.295.
1985 Dodge 600 convert
ible. mint. 54.995. 198'
Firebird T -top. 6 yl auto.
53.995. 1984 Lincoln Town
Signature, leather, slider,
and only 107,000 km
53.795 More to choose
from at Cerbcar Auto Cen
Ire, 155 King St. E, at Mil-
town Mall, Oshawa. 579-
2866
grey mY
loaded. 3.1 V6, 99,00ok's.
511.995 1991 Mercury
Topaz LS, teal, with grey
Interior, fully loaded,
121.000Ik's. 55895 1990
GMC. Safan van all wh"
drive. burgundy with bur-
gundy Interior. fully loaded,
76,000 original Ks. Hard to
find. $13.500 1990 Choir
cavalier burgundy, with
grey interior, new pair/. V6.
new bees, air, tip. IA, am/fm
cassette. $5795 1989
Chev cavalier, 4 door, auto
with airburgundy with grey
interior. onginal parts.
11 s.000k's. 54900 1989
Chet cavalier 2 door. grey
5 speed, new paint, new
white letter tires, custom
stripe. 85.000 ongrnal K's.
54950 1989 Ford Ranger
Pick up. 5 spd . V6. blue.
with high Ilse cap.
78.000k's. S59% 1989
GMC conversion van bur-
gundy grey two tone. fumy
loaded. 4 captains chairs
and a benCl, that :Urnsin10
bed '4 1. 0001- s 58900
'908 Olds Calais 4 door
marool will, •maroon ~-
or. air tin. ar Im ccasssette.
^Rw tires. 69.000 ,ngnal
.'s $6350 1988 Chev
-avaker two doorauto mew
-aint. very Clean 53995
- 368 Olot Firenza. 4 door
autorma6C ,eery, clean, grey
with .Nue ntenor.
'17 OOOks 53995 19@8
'itssan Sentra 2 door au-
'-•nabc red. wit^ ;rev in.
'. 101 126.000k s $3995
3@e Nissan Sentra 4 door.
speed rb nim -pity, 0-
-01 187.000k s 23395
167 Chrysler LeBaron
T S . holly ioaded. Ms
..On Dr, mar00r1
)' 000h 53495 1996
Nd Aero Sw Conversion
u wry clean V6.
• i -looks bench seats
into huge Dec 95995
186 Toyota tr,ca extruded
n. red. .;� .n:te cap
"" sra.: 5 speed
41 OOOk s 54495 1966
las a4Z very two 2 door
a0sd. T-bir roofnow
c ant and stripes. V8.
56800 19@6 Cadiilx C
-,arrin very rare. 4 000'.
,ut0 V6. ku•y csxsso. rose -
mood .,ml burgundy.
-tether nterror 54.000
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
'FREE' towing for scrap,
used or abandoned cars
trucks the pick-up.
top prim per.
Lip to $100
(416) 281'3499
MOfTruCkS
or Sake
19N GMC, short box. 5
speed, standard. AM / FM.
stereo cassett. asking
$4500 000. 72345464.
1992 LADA NIVA. 4 x 4
Excellent conditionlow li-
~ers Great off road
dr",tng. Asking $5495 cer-
lifted Phone (905)57fr
9656
1995 GMC 1/2 ton, regu-
lar cab. ting box. V-6. p s.
p b . 7.000 fill . Askng
$16.500 579-3140
MOTrailers
HARDTOP a^r rade.-Ice-
box water hook-up Stove
Skteps S. excellent condi-
tdn S' 50C OC 430-609.+
• Marine
16 FT STARCRAFT BO-
WRIDER 90 no Merc 2
tops. spare pop. trolling
Palo. trailer. 53200 090
days 427 7411 Eve 576
932:
11193 KAWASAKI JET
SKI XI -50 CC. low noun.
as.,-, $5 500 (905, 433-
2Q4'i
Canoes &Kayaks
J)w 20C new S used
:arrow grid KavaKS. tail
prance of rentals.
I euros bleu s. 5 new
stock All must go 'lyes-
%uge Bear!' $Caltic"jIJr.
Z`W 3C Oct ' :.ail
aiKer on l'ae.a•
S KavaV
1 -MOO -661-14-14 or
(-o:)hl+- 1144
•goal K s. 55495 ' 983
PROP % SK E G REPAIRS
adillac Seville 4 door
F,bregass supii cast
,.toemalbc 030#0, cno-
System Epoxy. Dost pant
nate, brow,,, wit?, same r
Oshawa Class Fibre Pro.
S",..
oi.cfs ltd 3.1• C„r^air^
All CARS CERTIFIED
Cit Oshawa 905 5T9
AND RECONDITIONED
,
BEFORE WE SELL
'HEM DARRYLS
AUTO CENTRE. 1-0
SLOOP STREET EAST
OSHAWA, CALL 436-
3522 OPEN THIS SUN- r �«
Dav
' A.:torrobiles A tomobrk5
Wanted ' Wanted
CARS FOR CASH' we rev
your veh,ue Cao 427 J4',
or come to 479 Bay:-; St
East. Ata. at MURAD AUTO
SALES
Apartments
For Rent
RAVINE xury basement
apartment 1400 sq ft of
ax. living in Pickenng Pn-
•ate entrance. walkout
tasement. ground level.
wool. 1 -bedroom, 3PC batt)
= rst/Last. $850 Firm No
Pets. Oct I Call 905-686-
+726
2 bedroom, located at 309
Cordova Rd. No pets
Please call 579-2387 or
576.6724
•
PA(:F. %-A=1-HE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, AUGUST2.i, 1"K
11 Aparlinents 1 1� 11 Apwr tt`sflAn, t Houses 1 T • 1 Rau ice A 1 1 �t"'kF,r s"�,k • 1 ' 1 o�«�wm
1 BEDROOM bachelor
basement apartment. suit-
able for 1, non-smoking,
private entrance, all inclu-
sive $450/month. FirstAast.
Call (905)434-6352.
I Bedroom apts in Oshawa
and Bowmamille. Starting
at $600/month, fridge &
stove included, with laundry
facilities. No pets. Call 434
2407.
A MUST SEEt Oshawa 2
bed. apts. in 3 -unit contam-
porarY ung. Clean,
WW and secure. Laundry.
private Yat on bus
rove. 5685 & 37404m. in-
ckt5rve. No pets. 66&1432
(pease leave message)
AJAX - large/bright two
bedroom basement apart-
ment. large kitchen. living -
mom, fireplacelaundry.
parking. private entrance.
Includes uhl. 5775. Avail.
Sept ist Scott. 416-480-
8056 or after Spm. 905-
686-8257
AJAX one bedroom base-
ment apt with walkout t0
yard. 4 appliances, clean.
bright. no pets. nonsmoker,
available mmediatey
$550 plus ubadres. (416)
724-8062
AJAX
4 bdrm bsmt apt Sep
IrvirKyOtntng room, 2
baths. Irg kitchen, 4
appl. Fully carpeted o'
a. own laundry, park-
ing private entrance
Sam 1905}686-48{D
AJAX. Harwood Clements.
I bedroom basement W.
septate er+hance. court ,
cabon Close to ew*gvwng
No pets Available now
5575 is . festlast 436-
2951
AJAX a,ge clean 2 bed-
room basrrient ape, if wit
4 pce washroom, llkrfldlY.
p&n:rg cable of utile In-
akrdrrd 1st4ast $700Amnon
A. a,; Sept 1sVOct 1st
696-4'03
AJAX large . bedroom
basement walkout Sept
rare erfranCe. 4 app . orl-
tral arrvac. parking. 1stfla"t
From $700 int Non-srlok
ng Avail Sept Ist 429,
It -2
AVAILABLE taMfE-
09ATELY Large 2 bod-
roorn bnpince. A'C 4 alp
prances. separate en-
hance. patio. gardenfur-
Iwo or not. S65c . 1.3
juelies 668-5721 AM
1258
AVAILABLE BOIE
DIATELY. •n Whifty, Apt
building.. spacious. carpet-
ed. newly panleo. with bw1
cony. dobe 10 bus. Shdp-
ping. all u.W.U&" ndyded.
brSt Lief *Qu-f*d. M pets.
bedroom $625. 2 bed -
r -.d... S'25 can 430-0134
AVAILABLE OCT 1. 2
bedroom apes . fully crDet-
ed . Laundry or, premhnes.
hits with balconies Blow
Wilson area. $704 mclu-
stw. 72' .1178
AVAILABLE SEPT 1 De-
luxe bachelor apt ap-
pliances a,c. Laundry tac
Suit protessrona, Th,cx-
sonrDunoas No pets. non
smoke, 1 sVtut Can 434 -
BASEMENT 1-bewcorn.
see -contained, Picker ng,
parking. cave. Stove,
fridge no pets. non-
smoke- references. 5600
inclusive, first a last. Cad
831-7579
LARGE casement sepa-
rate entrance, kitchen, air
close to GO. mall. 401 No
pets, no smoking 5450
Ist/last. Imrtediately. Victor
420-6863
BAY RIDGES large 1 -
bedroom basement. private
entrance, stove fridge, tire.
place cable. parking
Available Sept 1 $600.
month. After 4pm 839-
3919
BRIGHT, new furnished 1 -
bedroom bachelor apart-
ment. tndW, stove, washer.
dryer, separate entrance.
Westney/Hwy 2, S595.'
S month inclusive. Immediate
possession, non-smoker,
no pets (905)668-4960
Brock Rd./Malor Oaks.
new 2 bedroom basement
apartment. Spacious. sopa.
rate entrance. $750 in-
cludes utibbes and laundry.
Call Zhore (905)427-3680
SAM RON01
A MAST TO SEE
2 rooms available
Exceptionally well kept home
With AIC. fee Ill. gym,
big
screen TV, etc.
$40fJh to
Cal FARN or ED
(906)429.4210 or
(41i)1i417p
BROOKLIN. One bed-
room bachelor basement
apartnhent, mph smoker.
Clow. quiet. heat, hydro.
cable t.v., inckided. Avad-
abe Sept. Ist. $475 pw mo.
66g -ow
CENTRAL AJAX -ground
Moor 1 bedroom, kitchen,
kving room. 4 pc. bath. tiny
Iumished, cable. new car-
peting, pnvate entrance.
683-4754.
CLEAN 1 bedroom. 5600.
L40
an 2 bedroom. $650,
utilities included. Small
apartment budding. Sim-
coe a Mill area Can for ap-
pointment
ppontment 435-0129
DELUXE 3 BEDROOM
in well kept apartment
building. in Port Perry. 15
ran norm of Oshawa.
Large living room and
kitchen, balcony with slid -
ng doors. over 1.000 sq fl
living space Ideal for re-
bromerY or Those who enpy
Waft Irving 5640 plus hy-
dro. Available Sept 1st.
Cyt 985.7349 or 728-
2255
EAST Ajax -1 bedroom
basement apt Suits angle
tersoh.doM to Go & shop-
ng.5600 ` 3 utilities
Available trnmedatey Cyt
Joanne at '905) 6.9 9500
LARGE 2 BEDROOM
apartmerm available King
art Firison. upper duplex.
Parking, findge. stove. heat
and hydro $730 inclu xe
btAasT required 1.416281-
9303 after 4 p m
LARGE bachelor apart-
ment. own rntrance. GM
South area, laundry and
utilities Included S48C Ist
last t nimook to Suitable ler
one person 579-7977
Picke- g- !off Miry 21)*-
. Ir Large basement aW
2 roomsiape diving wtCn
on 4pc* bathroom $575
prwato erwance Cal 686-
051:
LARGE Jne bedroom air
corn parking. Laundry fac
Sep entrance, no pets riot
Smoker
rw
5550 ahclus
Avail Oct 1 721 -OM
Modem 2 bedroom, $545
mon inncNJde" uhlit,es, 2
Appkances. parting. Piet
clew unit Cal 5767697
Mr apporntrner"
NEW oasernerit apartment
n Whitby Largo itacnen,
both. 1 bedroom+. as uskheS
Included $600 mouthy.
Singlenon-smoke- pre-
fe-eo 6A&A262
SIMCOE north at R s -
Sem. 2 bedroom in 12-plex.
parking ut:Iibes. cable ,n
dudod except hydro Laun
dry tiC.i•tieS Newry reno-
vated S66arnontr First
Last AvaraMe Jct 1 No
`ease 5762982
NORTH OSHAWA
bedroom apt avail invne-
diatety . SSSo month
bedroom apt avail Oct 1st
5580 Includes fr.oge
Stove. utilities & park.ng
&W-761-2
OLIVEIRITSON area. up-
per duplex. t bon tnoge.
stove. 4pc bath. wa"n!r'
dryer in sateno loots. avail
mNmedUtefy 5550 indu-
srve References.. Oshawa
644-4074 lays Tor
(4 c 2c9 9288 correct eve
ONE AND TWO oedroom
apartments, im sedate
possessror, prefer couple
Oshawa. central Iocabon
fridge, stove. carpet. shop-
ping plaza, lou stop. laun-
drylac :es 725-2642
CLEAN family building
Oshawa north- one. two &
three bedroom. Includes
Heat hydro. fudge, stove.
Laundry facilities available
723-2094
OSHAWA, downtown up-
per 2 bedroom duplex.
newly renovated.
equipped. S590month plus
utilities Can 725-3090 or
723 7542
OSHAWA- tired of looking
at dumps) Spacious 2
bedroom apt , loaded with
features $750. Inquire
about potential $50 drs-
count 905-436-1442
PICKERING - Twin Rivers
1 large fumrshed basement
apartment. own entrance.
utilities. parking, cable,
laundry included $600/
month Available Imme-
4katel y 509-2662.
PKXERIIG 2 bedmorn
large renovated basetrlenl
apatt!rtent, hull balh,
shared laundry, appliances,
no pets, dose to GO sta-
Ion. Available Sept 15,
fftstAast releflazhces, $750
IflCllldeS Utilities.
427-•479
PICKERING, Bachelor
apt., close to Pickenng
Centre. available imme-
diolefyr newly renovated in-
duding utilities. non-
smoker central or. fuN bath
SSW .839-4537
PICKERING. Deluxe I
bedroom. 4 appliances,
goumet kitchen. walkout to
garden. $700 Inclusive.
Call 420-7653
PICKERING. large 1 -bed-
room bsmt $600 all Incu-
Sive. kitchen, 4pC. bath-
room, living room. laundry
available Sept 1, no pets
Smoking 619-9634
PICKERING. Whites
Flinch. bright . newly reno-
vated 1 bedroom basement
W!O, to rahnne. seperate
entrance. parking, laundry.
central air / vac., no pets.
non-smoker. SLAT singe
professional male Sept t .
5675 mdusave 905-837.
0218
Pickering- Hwye2:13rock,
I and bright 1 bedroom
basement apenmert Pn-
vae enhance Non-
smoker prefer mature sa-
ge -student S61:10'10.1h
Phone 428--06'9
PICKERING Liverpool!
K,osno- 2 bedroom base
merit W. separate en-
••ance, non-smokers
nd. t Dir
+e
appkrnces Avai-
able Sept 1 $700 Irsetast
420-9501 Please leave
message
SMALL 1 bdrm. tornt apt.
5600 Ano and cable Tv.
con or, vac, Uthbes, doll
to Petticoat Creek Conser-
vation (Whites R7 S of 4C1
Cal (905)639 9411
South Oshawa 2 bedroom
duplex apt avaa Oct tat
$550 ^onRn Call Ron
Clark 9oS)576-0586 or
705 '86 2774 eve
TWO storey aoartrnent
Oefewa creek oast setting
Largo 2 bedroom $695
Includes garage, parking
Available Sept 1st a Oct
• st a;,.t • E • a
WESTNEY, 410. Hwy e2
2 bedlown. bea-W new. apt
4 PC both brand now ap-
pkoncas. asking $695 a
C' jlc ori Ck 42q d'ti
WHITBY BROCK-S of
401. Inge 1 bedroom apt
in triplex. walk to GO. srw
Inst 5595 cal Cooed 905-
SO4-SX or 416-466-1291
WHITBY, basement
bachwor apartment. 1
DiodL Nom Go train. duplex.
w. pnvate entrance. newly
decorated Laundry taCtk L
ties Mature adult SAW,
^wit' 668--634
WHITBY, urge 3 oed-
roOm: Triplex Peet Canty
location. "so,naudes
heat water garage, wor-
aige appiki. larrldry
tacA.1 es rot required. no
Per, 4.6,486-0189
WHY rent whan you can
own your own home for
less than you m,nk')'r Cal
Dave "look Sales Rep
Re/Max Summa Realty
(1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800
Houses
1 For Rent
3 bedroom. 2 storey 'doge
stove. centra airvaC. West
ney 6 40' S95C . uuknes
Avail Oct 1st '905)428-
7003
1FFORDABLE HOMES !
WHY RENT? BUY!
ND dDwn payment,
No problem!
Let me show you how!
Moll. Pay. VW O.A.C.
Call T91/feaa C. Plats
Styles
RIP, Rottalt Acewd
BOWMANY1LLE. 34nd-
room house. 2 baths. rec
foom. garage. faced
cog, l 50ltnonth pplus
utilities. Gas heat. phone
(9067-1627.
BOWMANYILLE north
end. 2 bedrotin. dafa1,
raised bungalow, 4 air
dunces. AVC SeSolmonth
phis ulikties. Available Now
1 CaN(906)697-1739.
DETACHED 3 bedroom
house. TownMe/e2 for two,
5975 pus utikties Raspon-
Sibk, tenants Sought 263-
2337
POSSESSION
2 bdrm bungak
large from deck b y,
space.0uiet dead e
street. Call Albert
905-839-8520
905-831-1022
NO
OOwN FAYSeDn r
Good -a& 7 Good foot
You can bury for Rte price
of MR wh" prices and
rates are down.
Dow or Brest,
r
FbameekiLL
kti60-6"f
OSHAWA-spanu
os bright
teen bachelor apt . too
1100r, close to all arrrrxees.
uIl included MaryrElgin E
$425 Also Bomwamnlle-
spacious bright clean 2
bedroom house. k1^m9
room. ran n kitchen. park
-9. garage. min floor. 6
tar Old. OPPOSAe ort Close
Ib ar rnMrbes Kmgsvww.
Foxftunt 5775 ut4 mdud
ed Private entrance 905
831-395 c
PICKERING. man floor 3
bedroom. shared Laundry.
appliances. walung (IRS
Mance to Go station. no pets.
TIMILLast. rMerences. $950
includes utilities Available
Oct 1 427-8479
PICKERING West Shore
area. 3 bedroom. main floor
bungalow. wery clean. C4A.
aviowe- Sept $975 m+onen
Pius uriltkn. (905) 420-
459e
PICKERING 3 bedroom
Sam. lop loon. car it. arr/
vac. Share laundry.
Yard,ublrtres CLOSE TO
GO S89SAmnon Sytw any
tree (905)731-9500
ext 12e
SOUTH &ax. detached 3
bedroom, garage. rec roorn.
3 baths, broadloom. fenced
zarta. Sap t possession.
S112Smonth plus utikties
fetnences 61M-41661
THREE Bedroom house
fpr rent. North Oshawa. nice
area. $800 pun uokNs. m,
laW. references Available
Oct (st 579-6935 Or 579-
8452
WESTNEY a 401
HWYe2 4 bedroom, over
)ver 2000 sq h , double
garage. largo ceramic
ki Icnen 4 brand new ap-
ollances, huge hardwood
:amrry room with fireplace.
2 1/2 baths asking 1200.
14 rimer Beyer
N Net _vy yow crwt4
afford t. bey a l riuMc'
W Ca.Y" I C_ Help,
l
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A Townhouses
1 For Rent
3 bedroom townhouse.
south GM. $925/mo ubldies
included Firstllast required
Avail Sept. Ist Cad 435
1088
3 BEDROOM. 1 112
BATHS. north Oshawa,
close to schools and shop-
ping. 4 appliances. 5835/
mo plus utilities. firsVlast
Available Sept 1, 666-
9421
AJAX - THREE BED.
CHURCH ST. AJAX,
ROOM, 3 baths, livirl9,
450 -621) s.f_ offices newly
dining and family . washer.
decorated & retail space
dryer, Indgs and stove.
from 1,000 a s I. available
Available immedial".
immediately- Brock Rd.
$1100 per mo. 427-6784
frontage- fehshed 2.400 s.f.
days. we. 579-5625
office avadabfe now. Bev
CAPITAL Properties
Rosnar at 416-444-7391 for
weld We ko offer you the
krter details.
best in Oshawa Living.
room, 2 Storey Spacious
Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom
Gig! i
BON
town homes. Starting at
SbMp SW
$700. Cal 579 2149 NOVy!
bedroom basement apart
SPAOOUS 3
BEDt10011
I FIMHOUSE
IN WELL MAINTAM
FAMILY COMPLEX
INCLUDES ALL
UTILITIES,
4 APPLIANCES,
PARKING.
CLOSE TO SCHOOLS
AND
ALL AMENITIES.
122 COLB0iif1E
ST. E.
OSHAWA
PLEASE CALL
MR APL
434-3972-
»NlrrrEo to rem- 90;1 gp
or small bear for storage by
responsible person. Must
be secure and dry. Whitby
ares. 668-5061 (nwssags)
SALE OR RENT- 1200
sq It mdustnat'conmeraal
unit in Phckenng, 1885
Clenerrts Rd. Unit 220 Ol-
feCe, mezzanine. wash -
roans a dnve-m rear door
Marry extras. Best loca6m
in complex 6 34% mon
gage "Ielobe Can 686
1835
A 1 for Rent cottagies
A Mofor Rent
AJAX, two unfurnished
rooms, own washroom.
share kitcheh/laundryAubk-
t,es. cable rnckided Non
-
smoking matureworking
m
awson S4251mon428-
7482 or C' 7564
DECENT, clean room, re-
'-'geator and beth. share
kitchen, amerrbes. $90 and
up Parking, Port Perry a
Oshawa 726-9759 p 433-
781,
PICKERING Sim" room
we cable, use of kdchw
waft to P+clu ring Generm
Ing Station. Go. PTC S34C
pw mo $I 70 111 l
Phpie 420-4318
REQUIRED
IMMEDiATLEY
Large unhwnesled
room in quilt None.
use of taaNirle" 5125
aronenly. Retiforenets
available. Integrity
Mid erg lrwi Dors a
must. tail 42516019
ROOMS FOR RENT
Per Month or Week
Whites Rd Oklatann
Clean, brlgfu Clouse
in lieu required
No SmoKers
Hydro staff welcome
(905)420-0042
JK UTH AJAX- Gov+,
quarttowi house. acpod,
kitchen, laundry. students
OK. non smoking Cal
morNeven (905)686-1361
I
Shared
1 Acconodation
SOUTH 01 Minden. Davis
Lake prwalte 3 pun ted -
roan. Includes television.
peddle, oON & canoe $450
weekly Available Aug and
Sept Call '9O5 509-9913
Ral
PAIIIIIIIIIII
CLEARWATER luey fur-
irio air conditioned -o-
bale homes. CYYDnouse.
hoatad pools. rid hubs. ten-
rts. Close to beach*$ and
motor aRractip+s. photos
shown n your hone
iitldrM welcome. eta
trkan motel Call (905)68-'i-
5503
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
cordo. dose to famous
ClerrvaNr beach, poo- M-
CUZ21, Beor pnv&le yard.
available Now - Dec. for
Ito and to view photos
-.fill" ".4f -- "`t 3'58
gin, Pnvale Mottles
Far Sale
2 . t SEDRROMS. brick
bungalow. 2 kitchens. 2.
4pc baths. norm root. 200
WV service. 859 Mary S
N Oshawa. askhng
S 119 800 can 725-0838
S LEVELslidespkt. 5 bed-
room. 1-4 pc . 1.3 pc.. 1-
2pc bathrooms). a,. central
vac. double garage, olec-
trOntc garage door. n-
.)"ord pool Close to all
emontbes Very clean
Groat neighbourhood
F exibke dosing Asking
5169.000 160 Goodman
432 1863
AJAX araterkont share
T1� SPE(:IAL-D TI\
IV •
111&
BROCK
RO. S. OF
SAYLY.
1,2000 (M1)-
4000s.f.
(m2) immediate
possession.
For sae ca
ease Call Bev Rosner at
416-441.7391 for further
details.
SALE OR RENT- 1200
sq It mdustnat'conmeraal
unit in Phckenng, 1885
Clenerrts Rd. Unit 220 Ol-
feCe, mezzanine. wash -
roans a dnve-m rear door
Marry extras. Best loca6m
in complex 6 34% mon
gage "Ielobe Can 686
1835
A 1 for Rent cottagies
A Mofor Rent
AJAX, two unfurnished
rooms, own washroom.
share kitcheh/laundryAubk-
t,es. cable rnckided Non
-
smoking matureworking
m
awson S4251mon428-
7482 or C' 7564
DECENT, clean room, re-
'-'geator and beth. share
kitchen, amerrbes. $90 and
up Parking, Port Perry a
Oshawa 726-9759 p 433-
781,
PICKERING Sim" room
we cable, use of kdchw
waft to P+clu ring Generm
Ing Station. Go. PTC S34C
pw mo $I 70 111 l
Phpie 420-4318
REQUIRED
IMMEDiATLEY
Large unhwnesled
room in quilt None.
use of taaNirle" 5125
aronenly. Retiforenets
available. Integrity
Mid erg lrwi Dors a
must. tail 42516019
ROOMS FOR RENT
Per Month or Week
Whites Rd Oklatann
Clean, brlgfu Clouse
in lieu required
No SmoKers
Hydro staff welcome
(905)420-0042
JK UTH AJAX- Gov+,
quarttowi house. acpod,
kitchen, laundry. students
OK. non smoking Cal
morNeven (905)686-1361
I
Shared
1 Acconodation
SOUTH 01 Minden. Davis
Lake prwalte 3 pun ted -
roan. Includes television.
peddle, oON & canoe $450
weekly Available Aug and
Sept Call '9O5 509-9913
Ral
PAIIIIIIIIIII
CLEARWATER luey fur-
irio air conditioned -o-
bale homes. CYYDnouse.
hoatad pools. rid hubs. ten-
rts. Close to beach*$ and
motor aRractip+s. photos
shown n your hone
iitldrM welcome. eta
trkan motel Call (905)68-'i-
5503
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
cordo. dose to famous
ClerrvaNr beach, poo- M-
CUZ21, Beor pnv&le yard.
available Now - Dec. for
Ito and to view photos
-.fill" ".4f -- "`t 3'58
gin, Pnvale Mottles
Far Sale
2 . t SEDRROMS. brick
bungalow. 2 kitchens. 2.
4pc baths. norm root. 200
WV service. 859 Mary S
N Oshawa. askhng
S 119 800 can 725-0838
S LEVELslidespkt. 5 bed-
room. 1-4 pc . 1.3 pc.. 1-
2pc bathrooms). a,. central
vac. double garage, olec-
trOntc garage door. n-
.)"ord pool Close to all
emontbes Very clean
Groat neighbourhood
F exibke dosing Asking
5169.000 160 Goodman
432 1863
AJAX araterkont share
T1� SPE(:IAL-D TI\
condo With teacher Pnwate
AJAX! Sacritical must Sol
bathroom. balcony. fire-
immediately' 3 bedroom
place. indoor pool. kieclzzi
tOwnhOt" by lake. 1650
sauna, tennis, all appkanc
square feet. thousands in
as. A'C. parking Working
upgrad- $119.80000
person. non-smoker 5450,
Cary 905-619-0,362
month 427-9577
AJAX Professional male tc
AJAX All crick. 3 -bed -
share horse wrin same All
room, 2 Storey Spacious
arrenabes Must like pets.
and in immaculate condi-
plants, parkmg &bus stop
non. Inck/ding a beautiful t
No Drugs 905-686 1214
bedroom basement apart
ever
meat. with $600 monthly
FURNISHED room in 3
mcorTne Calif 428-0132
bedroom home. neutral
decor. accessible to trans-
BEAU VALLEY BUN-
portation. available Sept 1._
GALOW, 5189.900. 2.2
prefer working female. nor
bedroom. Den - W/O, 4pc -
smoker $400 per mo.
3pc Hct tub, rec-room, ga-
428-9724
rage, 5 car parking, must be
seen 723-9950, 723-0707
Oshawa- Adelaide d Har-
mony Female to share
BEAUTIFUL 2 Storey,
Townhouse with same Use
$105.900. 3 . 1 bedrooms,
of all facilities. Non
rec room, garage, walkout
smoker. 5375/mon 1st/
from dining room to fenced
last 434-9791
yard 5% down. $900,
month includes taxes Ted
PICKERING gay room male
Houghton Remax Summit
frill to share 4 bedroom
�-�
house with all amenities.
S3501month Call
grand new semv& single
(416)925-9872 Box 4222
detached homes in Osha-
wa and Bowmanvdle 5%
Office &
A
cash back to qualified pur-
• 1 Retail Spate
chasers Call (905) 723.
2305
4 Months Free Rent-
CENTRAL WHITBY,
Downtown Oshawa. 400-
Prime location, dose to GO
3500 sqh. available_ Parc-
&401, shopping, schools.
ung and great exposure
good condition' 2 bdrm,-
Best rental rates. Call 434-
plus finished basement,
2447 or 6551132.
$132.900 66"537, leave
message
CHARACTER & CHARM!!
1 1/2 storey detached brick
and aluminum um home in do-
sirable WE Oshawa. Ong.
nal wood trim and hard-
wood floors throughout.
New plumbing andwrong,
F.A.G. heating. SGWO to
deck with fully fenced yard.
detached garage. Fmished
basement with bath. Ouiet
street close to hospital,
stihods & parks. List price
$123.900. Cal 729.4699.
IMMACULATE bungalow
shows incredible pride of
ownership. Over 1/2 acre
kA in heart of Pickering, 88
ft. X 320 11- minutes to Go
Station and Town Centro
shownis Via" diistancce
to 2 elementary schools
and 2 high schools, bot
Catholic and Pu Over
3000 sq. ft of living space.
a rooms on man floor. ce-
rarrtcs in kitchen. wash-
room and dining area. Oak
hardwood floors in all bed-
rooms, Itvingroom and li-
brwy Broadloom in family -
room, 9 fl cedings in bed-
rooms and kvngroom. oak
wamscothrhg in Irvmgroom
Entire home newly painted
Master bedroom with ensu
t and walk-in closet. Cen-
tral air. electronic at clew-
er. Park-Itke setting. over 1/
2 acre of lawn. 40C fl of ce-
de hedging 8 h W. 16
mature maples. one mature
apple tree. Lot has pos-
slbiAy for severance into 44
X 320 h hies At wrrhdow
cOverr7gisfro-Os and saf-
ekte drsh included. huge
covered porch At $254.900
it wont last long Call Slim
at 905-985 3555 or 985-
4 774
$101.900- Are you look
'N for a renovated bntk
oungalow 3 bedroi
rNWr klcher hardwood-
lOos. walkout to a private
back yard and a good area
k*madlale Gwe rte a call
before you mass a Peter
Neal Sales Flap. Guide Ra-
alry 71.5281
OPEN HOUSE Sat Aug
19. 1 pm-4pm 1655 Pop
penaood Gate Oulssanldtig
executive family none.
Shows to perfection Over
2500 sq ft plus perealy, tn-
ished basement Hugo
country kitchen, emb area
-oak c;+sii+«IY, iyrld
counter. hrepiace Ovar-
"oks huge deck -built-in
:1.Iriches ant peaclow park
Man loo also boasts sun-
ken Irvwtg room w/French
.,w 9. Separate do- -
roOm w%FrenIch doors,
powder room, laundry
room Fervi room has
cozy hrepiace upgraded
broadloom a IC* callings
Master bedroom MAL41 en
Safe. walk in closet, 3 ad-
*" -&I bedrooms. 3.d
washroom on upper Boor
Located on a quiet Street in
Phckerrnq, rankles to
schools. Go station 8 Town
Centra CA. CV. tufty
fend, covered hot poach.
tastefully landscaped At
$208.000 Dont mass our
Call Suzanne (905)427 -
POWER .x sae Newcas-
tle $139.900.00 Over
1800 square feet, man
floor family and laundry
room. central air. double
garage Cddwell Banker
4-_ :---
Condos
1 for Sale
LUXURY BUILDING, large
condo, 1445 sq ft. 2 bed-
room. 2 baths, plus den, 5
walk outs. 2 underground
parking spaces, 6 ap-
0,ances
Lots for
Sale
15.6 acres- North of Whitby
Coronation Rd., north of s7
Hwy- Budding permit &
septic bed Ok-d Well &
pond All fenced
!476)282-0599
WATERFRONT commun.
IN in Pori Perry, swtacu-
lar 2 acre lots, with natural
gas. (905) 427-0390, or
(905) 428-2215
A Vacation
Properties
$3500 full priced. Seclud
ed wooded Trader lot, good
road sandy beach. fishing.
112 hr from Oshawa (416)
431-1555
1992 TROPHY mobile
home, 40 h. If 8 ft. with 10 ft.
and 17 fl, bpow. located in
Cedar Park Resort,(905-
263-8109) Id t 31 just
north of Bowmanville,/in-
cudes stied. deck, awn-
ing,fuar4ure and applianc-
es, year round. Inquires call
(705) 322-1231, asking
523.900. Excellent condi-
tion.
M1 Trailer. Site$
19N0 Starcrafl Hardtop
Camper, sleep six. has
allow rigged for propane
and ii, dri- i . Good con-
dition. Asking 51000.00.
905-43M4373.
amMoney
to Lend
�N�=ti►Nfa
To low/ from
rife moond".
Cull Bek; or sver16
660-6 of
C.w�-7
BORROW $10.000 . pay
as 14% as $110 per month .
o a c Free conwMatiom
Muds Investments Ltd
Mortgages and Loans
Since 1973 Cas Jerry
;905 434 2070
MONEY problems Debt
consokdatatns. credit ar-
rangements. personal
budget ptarrwng, credit s-
par FREE CONSULTA-
TIONS Orrano Credit
Counsellors 'Oshawa Tor
orlo) 433-1425
OBTAINING A LOAN
its NOT GUAA-
ANTEED SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES. OTHERS
DO NOT... t$
SUGGESTED THAT
OLDER women wer
date". lots of p
numbers 1 -900.451
ext 259_$3 29/ m inu ie,
r wrw i, ivumerwogy,
vas. Cla"ance
Psychics Look into you,
bane 18. $3 99 per ma
oonO.eln2>•m
F.
• ompanic
YOU INVESTIGATE
T1� SPE(:IAL-D TI\
THOROUGHI-Y
BEFORE SIGPNeG
IN THE qf)'+ today
ANY CONTRACTS
:hitnnel 43 at S, 9 olid
pm - and Cllartnrl
• Business
1 Pportunitles
IF -114 I
CHANGE Your LA* Forty-
1-WNI-667-OI 17
er One MW,on Dollar lm -
tore Sales Peope'E,
hepnneurs Networkers
People who an tired of
routine jobs and careers
earn whue you keam We
Wil trap you how to devel-
op a 510.000 scone in 30
days. and a -Aron doors
In less Khan a yew. fused
on prolix Sharing Cal now
to Cluatt/y (416) 324 0720
FAST FOOOIICHICKEN
WINGS exceaent location
established repeat C,-ShJm
M base. Sale" 8-1OK wea
a gnat tartly business
C.+! S!►r - �+R 0830
DATING Seances aro
ddlerenI Partner Se
lees you select &mac
professional. singles
nENest you Peri
matchili aMorOab++.
term relyronships Cil
my free orodhun, with
ot`gabon or pressure,
rem,Registran tio• ' Regtstratu
"REGISTRATION
SM&&
REGISTRATION IS
BEGINNING
CONTINUE TO WATCH THIS
COLUMN EACH WEEK FOR
ALL YOUR
"REGISTRATION" NEEDS.
WHETHER IT BE
OSHAWAIWHITBY THIS WEEN
AJAX/PICKERING
NEWS ADVERTISER
OR CLARINGTON THIS WEEK
ONE CALL CAN DO ITALLY
CLASSIFIEDS
576-9335 OR FAX 579-2238
f
AUCTION
all 683-7545 c
AUCTION SALE
SAT. AUG. 2ti/95,
6:30 P.M. PETFMCK
AUCTION BARN,
249I
CONC.
RD. N
BOwMAwilLLE
(HAYDON)
his week we have a
rge variety of an-
e and modem fur-
dure, from a Scar -
Vo home, to include
hesterfield suite,
droom suite, di-
mngroom suite, coffee
A end table set, col-
lectable glass and
china. lawn and gar-
den equiprnent, many
other interesting and
unusual items to be
st,iri For info. call
? 51 263-4252.
'dewing from 5 p.m.
-Wins are cash. Visa.
.," or Debit. Sale
.,,-.aged and sold by
,,,•y K Powell Auc-
ns. Appraisals 3
.utdations. Please
I us for all your auc
needs, your place,
ours Please rote
p m start time.
qe sale. someth-
ery"ne
I AUCTION SALE
THURS. AUG.
24TH AT 5:30 P.M.
970 TAUNTON
RD. E. WHITBY
'e are seing two es-
tes from Oshawa
us others, including
oVtarns beds. cabs
its i(mks, office
;sk wing back
,ars table a Chars.
ereos, small radios,
.w mattresses. com-
,le, tea wagon, box
haler dishes, pots d,
ins 5 pc pine bed -
m suite thke new).
7A ;ak chars, oak
lea! table, china
Itinet good bed
rster!ield. Conlput-
ar ,es. JOY sticks.
players, sump
;s video camera.
^rr 8 end tables,
n.)nt ac plus many
1e/ drbC*S. viewing
rti from t p.m
^s :.ash visa. R&
Debd Card Mc -
an Auction S Liqur-
tions 905-686-
�' or 905 -432 -
;STATE AUCTION
GRIST MiLL
AUCTION CENTRE
NEWTONVILLE,
AUG. 25TH,
FRIDAY, 6 P.M.
,g an estate from
Mope. and Whit -
DL walnut bed -
Suite (com-
3 pc bedroom
vanity dresser,
" 'nut : hest, large
1 oa, table, 8 an.
Chairs, &w.
.elle Cane rocker.
-man hall table,
pan Indian Car -
washstand, drop
table, plant stand,
ler what not,
es. glassware,
a, dishes, quilts,
all appliances, 2
owaves coffee
' as, occasional ta-
recliner, antique
,terlield set, etc.
is another large
'ion starting at 6
Terms Cash ap-
.ed cheque, visa,
Auctioneer
Frank
Stapleton, (905)
788-2244.
(N4 -2x1 S I- UP to dale
ESTATE AUCTION
SALE,
COLLECTASLES a
HOUSOKKD EF-
FECTS SUN. AUG.
27, 11 AAL (YIEW110M
1010 it AGRICUL-
TURE CUILDN1G,
OfWM FARr-
GROILXVS TAKE
Imm HWY. TO
MW ST. Onola a
FOLLOW SKINS
This Sunday we am selli
irw contplele contenfs
tram ate hoot of the was
Leila worry of Orono.
Partial list includes old
pits, cupboards, how
front china cabinet (enc).
2 drop Nat gab leg tae
bles, knee hole desk. 2
maple desks. mist. I& -
bin. parlour. kitchen.
part" etc). 4 pcbed-
room set.. mist. dressers
a chests of drawers.
washstands, book case.
mrsc chairs. Lary Boy.
pressbacks. spoon racks.
parlour etc). couch a
Marr, old tench, piano
stool. apple poorer, kitch-
en contents. glass a ch,-
na, oil lamp. old Lights.
mirrors, radio. old clocks.
7 pc bedroom set (pitch-
er bowl etc), mist. Pic-
tures. OrWtals by Drum-
mond a Morton, carpet
balls. lowts, old books 3
does. several old games
a lays. 2 olid to skt•m
shovels.order tools a'
hardware. washer a dry-
er. P&A many more an-
tle6, you would expect to
find around an older
hornet Call for an your
auction needs Mac-
Gregor a West Auctions
Mike MacGregor 905-
987-5402. Junior West
905 983 5556
Sat, August 26th,
10 a.m.
Selling the tractors.
machinery, equip-
ment arta household
efteets of Ross and
Glow Todd, RRa1
Newtonville, farm lo-
,�ated on 5th cone. 3
tines east of Newton-
v,he Road. (yYatch for
signs) . JD 2010 Gas
• aC1or, w/Koehn cab.
D 1010 Gas tractor,
- D -ay wagon (16 it. )
_ D- � Mower (2 knives
h), JO - 3 Itrrow
p)wvv (3 PM). Chain-
saw JD cultivator (3
Pt, . , old disc, bob
iieighi, water trough.
c: ,Us snowtence. 30
;reel post, Burdizzo
pi e•s, blanket bores,
quilt, 2 park benches,
ac, ordian (48), wicker
r;'C,ker, collector
plates. Hat rack, en -
r. ante mirror, etc.
Note: This will be a
short sale starting at
13 a m. Farm sold.
Owners moving.
Terms Cash, ap-
proved cheque.
Auctioneer -
Frank Stapleton,
Newtonville,
(905) 766-2244.
Thurs.evening
Op.m. and Sat.
g 10:00a.m.
es,' collectables,
n home furnkh-
wctions At won
rs AucYwt Man
1/4 mile west of
Ae
ttWarnw
on Hwy A2.
005.356-2106.
,all to book your sal
r for details on cu
int auctions.
AUG. 23
6 P.M.
Quality sales at Peter-
borough Auction Cen-
ter Peterborough (2
miles East on 07). Ex-
cellent modern and
some antique fumi-
lure Completer prop-
erty of Gerard Mrleau,
Peterboro (Giving tip
housekeeping) and
others. Modem dining
surle. queen ann la-
dies chair. desk.
queen am coffee and
end tables, china cab -
net, microwave.
c`tests, dressers, ex-
cellent Chesterfield.
gold bed chesterfield,
Large kenmore refit¢
erabr. moeat almond
auto washer and
matching dryers (all
like new) good Sola
and love seat, row
smoke glass collate
and end tables. at -
moire. walnut tables.
not pont almond auto
washer. hit pont al-
mond 30- sett clean
stove (both like new)
Drown Indge and
stove, color. I.V. air
::trtditioners. dehu-
-1,drher, electric and
pc wer mowers, bicy-
.:. as, exercise brace.
;arden boi glass.
mina, 1991 Dynasty.
0 Hyundai sonata
p m sharp Don't
..,ss thts goo: sake
Info 745-SW7
Orval and Barry
McLean
Auctioneers
Call now to list your
sale on site or our
FRIDAY NI( IIT :fit'(,I's t ';1- f
N7EVl• () P -M- SALE - P.liit.
1011 BLOOR STREET, OSI [AMA
over s15o,000 worth in merchandise w
liquktate, axils, Sanyo ek-cirunirs, furniture,
gym machinc-s, %crullers, tcnu, computcrs.
1 )u,,l stcpI cr,, gym hikr,. ski m.lihutcs all
, nnpuR•nzcd, I,ahy str,,IIcr,. tent,. S.invu
,.nniutic•r, Sang„ hiNnc CI) ,tcn-n>. CI) r:uhns,
�.myn & Sony curnllc„ l,hunc,
ntachinc% \ i.illcr II)�. inn} >.myn wulknun,.
I Editu,n, dulh, T\' \'CK stand, cutfcc C cod
t.&ics, ,wcasional furniture. Llrrll c.thlnet,,
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COW SAL AWAY! Still -d a ?e foot
CapMn
yell I I M waning for a wale, berg gala ape 26
sd d need pans UK 2
LOVE TO OFiETL East khan male. e6 years.
to pony
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figured. bftmw fat ops of 35 ab 45. for frand
and a tamer of Mo. Lie mashy hwg and oul-
door
unknown In 1967 had on Lee Ave, in Taoft
dfMrmain A, 19 aM 3D lid,
gat bgWw Erpvs vdw genies movies. dare
dew mad a docent howl Aught At t AIL res
to bq. not too old. 30 to 40 and not too scary
26 ye 5.10'. soft bat c
dents Varied rNenwtk nckdrig ou door ac
staraght CTMon monis Welcome Check
race peeing IOK 2t3p
she loading 40 b a lora term ylllplthp Abri-
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No new country I drink and smoke SO"
and waked as A akar to Bodo 6 M1 Wwbd
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out Mostly looking for ;mimate encounters
Dwaeom Will 2"N
phase BOK 21483
and nlematnrW If" 0 you are tat. so
LOTS OF LAIICIfS. Marred man seeking mar.
lady
smmer and Now aster 1110111 2"n
A -.. black
Attractive female. ap and rap umaowom
Single hws
tact e0K 21548
askAw
NOMEST, SWEET, CAVING. single. while
lemak. 2t. bobnq for a s rgk. wise mak. 25 b
anodous. 25 to 32 year old. single whole
phase respond 11048 2448
MO a WW with great Wil d hamar
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COUPLES OR 91GLES. 31-V M -M awecttdd
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32. who has a groat sense of humour. a good per
LOOKING FOR LOVE. WMfs we WAS
outings Race And boas urnmp0rant Ln'e m
Cumam Region e01214M
basebas and terns LODkng for f Awaslvp and
Das4M reletbnsfp wen tamale. age 25 b 40
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bs . toWN attme. Myo,- fttA n place. i you
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SIIW SEEKS COUPLE Average 30's male
r and a rid rfb head &y a Want sane-
ora
one frrerdsho dry possMty A rtlatonshp
3a year at sank mom. !m bmg ra ocila
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SHARE WITH E. Single. rate professional
are tri tight pat Int give, you TLC SM 2370
Mo 2OOE Sagla. hL sdtab - ,. no dopes
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SIICERE WAI WMMTM.: am 18 aro worm
of hu.
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kr@ in the Cc" area BOX 73778
aDr>dttri dually TM A>? 'r .JOkmg to milk'.
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her ler
FIRST ME CQ/LE. Fast too AAradwe cow
IRElE ARE VW. Cort derod aLtrac,ee. Sem.
III fry a0meaw webs adventurous. tun and hon-
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AAA QUALITY. Attract W"C MOK.
tat while female. 30s Seeks tall. good b
Oris b ro We or the edge Box
2140
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sufficient. slim. 5'8'. single Wnrte '•male,
Mg to same BOX 214"
non-smoking prdessgnak mak. wile is If
VERY NCE WIN. Seer, mar goon x unwarsry
e"obVaO ''0n -smoke, otic loves Ne BOX 21486
f a,ks in roods and easy gong
unciaryw Adeenmre SOX 23746
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a gmAcnon qtly wniment Interests akmudt
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TALL. DARK A HANDSOME. Single. White
10 Ob bokng !a A 26 to 36. must D.
and sincere, rias a sense d hwmw Aid rip
to !
in-awnb duet hue - I dv ria assert w Car-
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ATTENTION BARB. " s Jon i dnon I get your
BCx23'S6
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gena•man.
suttessN aaeligra and have S good tense x
outdoors :o0knq lMISI and posit
tonsno eOJI 2373!
eq. h;r and errtromery Offset[ -ownfo a
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prow lump s Jt.ase ware a message n mans-
tics 2499 BOX 23747
COUPLE SEEKS COUPLE. Clan awact'w.
opo -wise
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rumour Must •nay outdoor aclm hes BOX
NO HEW GAMES. I in 25 years dd. blow
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big term BOX 21411
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SEEKING COORL rT a 66 -"W -W rokv d
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r"'e -tale 5 ?• • 95 tics
possa a euao ane BOX 11481
MEW TO OSHAWA •:,u,^ 40 sr. 58" sop
39 sY 150 Cs tws 29 ,ore -cc sports espy
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:anon we same oda sets
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to,s•+c BOX ZMI
EUROPEAN BACXGROIM Mr seaks'r
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GOOD FENDS NEEDED. c•,en0y Cafebean
CanKMe =WW n mid 4C S. in fwd of Some
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muse moven And Owe• ^1;ny *home J
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SEEKING PERFECT GUY. SmgN. wise to
b tnpvs a "alto Jwdoor tDok 4e, !n'ta
to maw a ret *ft" 4C 10 SC arc s iow T
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stat 25 :nw go+,d b mows. Pill q art rc
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stops box 27752
SEMSMYE. 29 morsa s, Y we Not tin.
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17TH.: STEW P Y d s Sue I Ion Ye, DPale
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HONEST SINCERE LADY 4' gar oat yin
FEMALE WANTED %ood tin owe 29 b 35. Wr
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rook W,C
rTmKr•e peals males and Carol Enprs !ln
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MALE SEEKING LADY +a ga11 the b nowt
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LOOKING FOR MS MIGrHT. ' •- Z3 yms obi
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we, W. b she, and can for the good mop in
Novel Logtuq for a wmp male aft a H and
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pin tmwa e0X 23767
and •Y.:,mg •flfv'slo, "Me how dam vol
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brow- +.a, ti -LA 1eyes entoy sp. quiet
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around Otrae0 0emle pavers rwnle.a 'o
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SINGLE WKTE FEMALE .alai Iwo. 5 age 32.
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mustac•r gond W" ■mr a •apsa smut
leve 4105 low rm rid dao fnndae gree,
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cm a o-*OKVCWS Stales mrs�v@
to. Wrote nolo we a hales. Cann -.ate a r
pnmenten 37 to ss You an Aroil-intake. om:o
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error UPR 214%
ACTIVE AND FT. i orcea " 5!' *65 bs
35 ice u,wba:am x" and DOalere
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REALLY GREAT GUY N- a : ,los pat Wrap
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TEACHER WANTED. "r ; am a tlrcaaws male
MU OF UKE - m d rem anter saactonsa.
mors 'wry Sit and WY !uN d we, 36 -ger-
oWCoo r do BOX 21511
SERIOUS MOWS Cowry aft wu in u
gay ttmsle n mry lice wb rias e a ban oat
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'Mac. bow" r re at Tap Steve affix-
nom•trrIT ifs M $opa w a tOaH,
N. p toting, bOmN a't 'W"N AU WWW
coat 17721
LADY FEND WANTED. _Joon to met IWO
age 28 so," AAOA"q for wore, 0.-C~ a
gat mae age 25 b 35we is wry,; to%so no
trod fdt.f tamer we 2 boys .Oo iurq to, rant
wr w+o fur, klvag, holt
bower stn single row so" mora lar w c
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VERY HAADSOME. ' vneWly sacwe. DnoHa
Sngfa Woo tNnele 25 No 36 Nr sail oro@,
BCS 'Co -AWrndehp Na Mub* VWWW p SOX
' 75 POwm haw a good p0 So am and rata
Siwe, Jmy Law lath Dosabae Nb da¢on
tit •'ave SOX 21465
OWAAM REGION •lane@wee 20 ON Ot mr
to 45. 901 21424
OPEN AND HONEST. Sogar. wile to We 31.
HONEST. IRLL OF LIFE. Sop. •mile '1nrlNe.
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FIRST TIME. 3.�~. aeacntd !Wmaw Ago
pre, mar no'sat.aa vara ore an aertr
wkamc we inivess Saw's x ptap
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SPWM A ado 45 b 53 wit• no OdpwtdMts And
p'^ l prase : D, •rwrd V AV •we,.
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brown nae and blot eyes Sero". down to
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Ajax, Pickering residents near
the start line for Terry Fox Run
C1 Run participants
carry on Terry
Fox's legacy
By STEPHEN LATEGAN
STAFF REPORTER
AJAX-PICKERING — The loss
of his mother to cancer led Brian
O'Connor to get involved with the
Terry Fox Run.
The 1995 Ajax event organizer,
who's been involved in the last
seven of the 15 local runs, is expect-
ing record participation this year.
Last year's run drew between 275
and 300 people and raised $16,500
for cancer research.
On Sunday, Sept. 17 at Rotary
Park, Mr. O'Connor is expecting
close to 400 participants to raise
S2(),000 by running, walking,
cycling and rollerblading.
The Ajax
Kinsmen Club
will put on a °>
h a r b e c u e when
the hand Pink
Cadillac will
perform.
Runners will
he provided
do
candy bars by t
Cadbury and
kranola bars by €1.
General Mills.
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It i
participants will ;
he a 'Terry's E l
Team' member
who's survived I ��
cancer.
-1 find it to be
a powerful motivator for people,"
says Mr. O'Connor. "People say
That person can do it, why should-
n't [9
The organizing committee is cur-
rently looking to recruit members
for next vear's event. Those inter-
csted are asked to call 430-0466.
Charlene Quinn has organized the
Pickering Terry Fox Run since
:993. She lost a teenage sister to
.cancer and more recently her hus-
,)and had cancer.
She also hopes to raise $20,000
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onvenience this may have caused our
uslomers.
through this year's run which starts
at the Pickering Recreation Com-
plex. Last year's $16,000 doubled
the previous year's total raised.
Ms. Quinn expects more partici-
pants than last year when nearly 300
people took part. Younger partici-
pants may be able to take part in a
relay.
Harvey's charity barbecue will
offer a hotdog and soft drink for $3,
with proceeds going to the Terry
Fox Foundation.
Both the Ajax and Pickering 10 -
kilometre runs will take place
between 10 a.m. and noon, and will
be marked off in 2.5 -kilometre seg-
ments for those wishing to take a
shorter route.
For more information on the Ajax
run, call 430-0466. In Pickering,
call 839-4372.
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furnace, large rec. room,
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extras! For a personal
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SOUTH AJAX
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. Absolutely loaded!!
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SUCCESS OF HOME IMPROVEMENTS
DEPENDS ON SEVERAL FACTORS
This article is provided by local Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate Association
(OREA) for the benefit of consumers in the real estate market.
If you're planning home improvements, it's worth knowing that kitchen and bathroom
renovations are still the best bet for a healthy return on your investment when you put your
house up for sale.
The kitchen is the most heavily used room in the house and often the one most in need of
improvement. Renovations can involve drastic changes to the structure of the room, or be as
simple as revamping the look of old units.
According to most experts, kitchen renovations have a good potential payback. And you'll
fare almost as well by beautifying your bathroom.
But before you start knocking down bathroom walls or taking apart that old closet next to the
kitchen, you should know that painting the interior or exterior of your home can also lead to
dividends.
There are any number of factors that can affect the success of a home renovation or
improvement project
• First of all, you must have a budget, and be able to stick to it as closely as possible. 'Those
handcrafted floor tiles you've just come across certainly would look nicer than the vinyl
flooring you planned, but they'll add hundreds of extra dollars to your flooring bill.
• Don't take on any part of the project yourself unless you're absolutely swine you can handle
it Mistakes can cost you dearly, especially if you have to call in professionals to finish the
job and repair the damage you've done. Sloppy workmanship will quickly devalue your
investment.
• A paint job may seem like a quick and easy way to add value to your home, but that
potential could rapidly disappear if you opt for an outlandish color scheme with limited
appeal. If the purpose of renovating is to enhance your home's selling potential, you want
the finished results to appeal to as many people as possible.
• Be prepared for a time when your home and your life are turned upside down. Any job well
done takes time, and ranting about the mess won't make it go away.
• Know who you
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• Don't he tempter
to make a cast
deal. You won'
know if the jot
will ever gei
finished, and
there's no gua.
rantee of after-
sales service.
And finally. there
is one home im-
provement you
shouldn't be toc
quick to jump into
in the hopes of
making extra cash
when you sell your
house: a swimming
pool. According to
experts, the chance
of it paying back
your investment is
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Achievers offers `rock solid' service
Stability is important in any business.
Achievers name has been symbolic of stabil
industry. In a business where market co
fluctuate, Achievers has offered its clients r
So, it is only fitting that a real estate com
known for its stability has joined The Pru
For 10 years, the "We are also fortunate to
it in the real estate have put together a
y group of agents who
editions constantly work very hard to stay
ock solid service. on top of what is
happening in the
pany which has been industry, which is
dential where "rock changing very, very
' fast."
solid" is more than a motto — it is a business philosophy. Stability is why agents
remain with Achievers.
Not just personal stability. But the fact that Oldman
believes is his staff provides professional stability.
Elvira Larocque has been with Achievers
from the start and she says any company can
have a motto, but it is a completely different
thing to run a business by that philosophy.
"Commitment to people is very important
in this business," she says. "The company
wants us to go the extra mile for our
clients because that is the service
xx they deserve.•.
Trish French agrees. "Honesty
and integrity is everything. There
must be a strong trust factor between
you and your clients. That is
01 important to Bob and it is
important to me.'
The stability of Achievers
hasn't gone by unnoticed by its
competitors either. In fact, during
its 10 -year history, three real
estate
In 1985, Bob Oldman left behind the security of
his carter to start a real estate business. His ideals
for a successful company were not solely hinged on
profitability.
"My goal was not monetary driven and i had no
mvths about ,_,ettin!, nch." sa%,
Oldman. "I wanted ba,ic things I t`
wanted to feel part of the
community and 1 wanted a
business built on strong ethics, ttr�
which is very important in order .
for us to put ourselves and our '
clients on stable ground."
He knew there would be rough
spots in the industry and, in order
to ride out those rough spots, he had to bring
together a group of people that was dedicated to
providing the best possible service to chents...all the
time.
NRS Achievers Real Estate Ltd. was founded
exactly on those beliefs. The company philosophy
reads: -NRS Achievers Real Estate Ltd. is founded
upon a philosophy of respect — respect for our
customers, for ourselves and for each other." As
Achievers celebrataed 10 years in the business, that
philosophy and ceaamitment bolos more true than
ever.
"My instincts tell me that today's market
conditions dictate that we focus on the client," says
Oldman. "We (real estate professionals) must exceed
client's perception of what they want and what they
need. We will only be here
five years from now, if we
focus on the client. That's
the most important
part of the real estate
deal."
The success of
Achievers has been
its team of real
e s t a t e
professionals. •
Oldman says the
stability of the
company and the
fact that man of
its agents have
been part of the
Achievers team _
for five years or •
more means a lot -
to people.
"We have •
earned the
reputation for '
being very stable, •
very professional
and focussed on - -
servicing the
customer," •
Oldman says.
companies — Admiral,
Majestic and Nlastlower — have
merged with Achievers.
"Bob run, this company the way I used to run
ours," says Jill Savard, who operated Coldw•ell
Banker Admiral Realty with partner Ken
Brown. "The stability of the company and
the broker made it clear this was the only
place to come."
With 10 years of successful business
behind him. Oldman is not about to slow
down. With that comes the
amwuncetnent that Achievers has joined
The Prudential, a company with offices
in 20 countries around the globe and a
"rock solid" reputation in insurance,
investments and real estate. Most
Canadians are familiar with The
Prudential name and, in fact, one
in five people already do 19
business with The
P r u d e n t i a l
subsidiaries. 1995 — NRS
Oldman says,
"We are joining a Ceieb
company with a 1 Oth an
reputation that
precedes us."
Nk' h i 1 e
.agents like
ion Vivian
are glad to
see two
g r e a t
companies working together.
"Our clients are our clients," he says. "But when
(The Prudential) sign shows up, they have the
feeling of stability and
commitment that comes
with the name."
As Achievers enters
is second decade with
new name, there is
ptimism from
"veryone involved.
"The Prudential has
oven itself as a
company committed to
.—providing dependable,
quality service," Ken
Brown says. "And
that is how we
"Solid as a rock is in
alignment with our own
image in the marketplace,"
adds Trish French.
Oldman says Achievers
clients won't see any
difference in the way
company does business.
"We are going to
continue doing things and
conducting business the waN
%%e have done it for the past
10 years," he says. "New
name. Old values."
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ACHIEVERS
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have with who to beaut;W gardens,
smWesM cuslorrazed xnterW dnrre & tr.
entrance N ns belt & whistles S379.ti00
To visw hal Joan Matson at 831-7677
POWER OF SALE
Picturesque 61x156 loot budding lot in
Pickering. Servom at property kne. Elora
Larocque 428-7677.
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JOAN
HUDSON'
ELVIRA
LAROCQUE
ROUGE VALLEY LOCATION
Well built 2x6 construction Forme wM
beautiful back yard & mature trees, fn. top
to bottom nd. 5 4& 2 -pc baths, gas & wood
fps., mn. Or. family & laund. ions., w10 kit. to
deck. Call Joan Hudson, 831-7677
JOAN
HUDSOM
QUIET CRESCENT LOCATION &
CLOSE TO EVERYTHING!
Don't miss this 3+2 bedroom all brick beauty!
Fn. from top to bottom & loaded with CAC, tp.,
mn. Or. tam. m., fenced yard, en suite !Jath &
much more! Do not delay! Call me today!
MARILYN
WOOD'
SETTING?
Great curb appeaY. 3 bdmts., 3 bafhs,
Wo ea1-i1 'OAK' kit walks out t0
surdeck & garden, Ige. ley ferltxid yard
hada b mature trees. Cal Mrs. French,
SHlA1.Er i
TRRSH'
F:EIICH
CENTURY HOME CIRCA 186667
Claremont, one of a kind, fulf of chhann, 4
0
bedroom, 2 storey brick, restored, modem
kilctten & batt, main floor farnity room,
GAYLE
open concept. great for Battering of family
GAM101P
& Mends. Call Gayle Gannon. 831-7677.
SWPLY CHARMING
Detached 4 bedroom !,orae :ver 2.100
sq. ft.. man floor tamely 3 Gundry rooms.
fireplace, 3 baths, double gar, prem>Nxn
lot. extras. $169.90C an Saranne.
FA61JL045 -J01119000r 'ton* Ew 11sPray
WN 9 ncaam and a home aur fp
halt nay a* iW prrrc0la roars spaaws
u, en- t rand & nup tall sora 10 rtP i
traisApovew 4a bo, & awrtrar am. 3.400 sq STEVE' &
It., kir k at a tic pnoa spits vat. Cal ►bat CHIERYL-
CWO Itaaeta. 8:111-W7 KOSTKA
AJAX BUNGALOW
Itimm aloft, newer broadloom, targe ear-
n 6*fla and I 1 ree room. Mae in
co No Cal Ji or Ken, 428.7677.
HOT TUB!
3 bedroom home in tluiet area of Ajax.
.RLL Nicely finished rec room and 3 -piece bath
SAVARD n basemerR, owner transferred. Jill or
KEN BROW Ken. 428-7677.
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FIRST -TWE BUYER?
MOVE RIGHT N!
3 bdtm. Horne has been renovated fop to boom,
new gas kart, new wt.. near ban orn glass scow GARY
& Jaarm, mar floor laundry greet r>agtxxlrood PEW
bo. Cal b view. Gary Peds 831.7677
GREENBELT LIMING
bedroom, 2 storey. 3 revers fnrsnec.
nckades most appliances. souM Arax
xkaDon, Close to schools, attractive BI
design. Great vakae. LEG
f IT—S I'll
TREED RAVINE ELEGANCE'
3 39 acres wren 20 teat on tine Rouge
ower, spotless arstom+ bkyit. over 3,000
sq. It. of " space Elva Larocqus.
42&7677.
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RA:wALKOU7BASENW. OUIET CUL DE SAC
zap
4* ,duns. to jaars Y ye ane ria oasis Pool size rot, move in condition, 3+1
-- nes. -RAVe ribs Sr y W r. z" XM brill ft bedroom, 3 baths, ceramic: entry, trach
& Mons. beaarrlr lwakee & (req XPrrec Anne STEVE' & lights, fireplace & more. EMra Larocque.
Wilibl6 mpwmd & *w a be aeea rave a -lun CHERYL' j 428-7677.
mhsmtta,aniAw CAC-mrKaW831-757 KOSTICA
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CATHEDRAL. CEILINGS - OPEN CONCEPT WITH
'flREPLACE ROUGE AREA'
In rrxnaalaw 3 bdrm hone is In a D(Nne Prtke rn Alarm system - Jeraar stove B B O '
loll Gose to SdWIS sicDDr>9 & d)urche5 SDS Cahtomia shutters ' trench doors ' fireplace
sunken kv. rm wdh smN oro Io private deck & trees STEVE' & Inert ' garage door opener ' beautiful treed EI
yard eat -n lat. Sep do rm. & psi
hn bsmt Woe CHERYL' LAR,
air! iet EMra Ldroc Cal Steve Kostka. 831-7677 KOSTKA . QUe, 428-7677
JILL
SAVA CI
_KEN BROIRN'
1�IKO.IT BASBOff A 51 TO LAKE
ONTARIO
3 bdnn. traN t with eat -in -A'aa Gus ret rm
Naar gas 4.. rrckrdes appK . wndtgs
Ow -ove!.
dM 10 su:troats, pudic & SM Neutrar deCM P111101111!men Cal Jan or Carrs at our new oegrininp
P"*falAtlrevrxs ReW 428-.'577
TDONHOUSE SPECIALS
S' 29.90[ Sorg , Y or � aix & CA%
S"5.300 :li* :r -wre-Ttc. rnr^atualeHorne
S111.30C Ps badt5 or m saw wax
Cal Jour Ola" or a iw 3f to nrior+es
LOCATION! LOCATION' LOCATION'
9,9menc urn, renm
cvatec -cc .c bcrto.
M backs on 10 detachee Tonnes. 3
W4bsdrro w 2 baths. Enna arocque. 42&
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BEAU VA__Ev- OSHAWA
�•estge street "azure area.
F-xceOhonal nor* r :ark- rke setting on
ELVIRA7px*' " lct Cat for details, Ehra ELVIRA
LAROCOUE' lar ue 423-767' LAROCQUE'
BRAND NEW LISTING
TRY $9,000 DOWN
Solid brick Scarborough bung., 3 b drms. +
2 bdmhs., in-law suite, 6 appls., cent. arc,
close to Town Centre, schools, and trans.
Call John Paton Now!!!
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AMAZING BACKSPLIT CLOSE TO METRO
ZOO
Move right in, dnmaculate. 4 gracious bdrms..
ground Or. tam. nn., wito to secluded patio
JOHN area, hdrwd. & ceranacs. kit. oA tam. rm.. cert. JOHNr428-7677PATRICIA
PATON" air, donne On gar. Cal JoM Paton Now!!! PATON— 11 MAW
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-A UNIQUE HOME •
ROUGE VALLEY AREA v
9eaub!u, clone 3r 2 storey grand entrance -eats
to the 'ornd air rm
s. & s . inn f1r. aund , +oro JOAN
lot. to private balk .art. tam room open to let.. HUDSON'
3 baths. Cal Joan, Hudson, 931.7, 6 ��
�.� Seas .1 .�
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
THE VALUE OF HOMES IN YOUR
NEIGHBORHOOD, CALL
FOR YOUR FREE
MARKET EVALUATION
TODAY!! PATRICIA
. MANN, .
SUCCESS OF HOME IMPROVEMENTS DEPENDS ON SEVERAL FACTORS
This article is provided by local
bathroom walls or taking apart that old
Realtors and the Ontario Real Estate
closet next to the kitchen, you should
Association (OREA) for the benefit of
know that painting the interior or
consumers in the real estate market.
exterior of your home can also lead to
If you're planning home
dividends.
improvements, it's worth knowing that
There are any number of factors that
kitchen and bathroom renovations are
can affect the success of a home
still the best bet for a healthy return on
renovation or improvement project.
your investment when you put your
• First of all, you must have a budget,
house up for sale.
and be able to stick to it as closely as
The kitchen is the most heavily used
possible. Those handcrafted floor tiles
room in the house and often the one
you've just come across certainly
most in need of improvement.
would look nicer than the vinyl
Renovations can involve drastic changes
flooring you planned, but they'll add
to the structure of the room, or be as
hundreds of extra dollars to your
simple as revamping the look of old
flooring bill.
units.
• Don't take on any part of the project
According to most experts, kitchen
yourself unless you're absolutely sure
renovations have a good potential
you can handle it. Mistakes can cost
payback. And you'll fare almost as well
you dearly, especially if you have to
by beautifying your bathroom.
call in professionals to finish the job
But before you start knocking down
and repair the damage you've done.
LOCAL REALTOR
ACHIEVES NATIONAL
RECOGNITION
OSHAWA JULY 24TH 1995 -
LORN SCANLON FULL TiME
SALES REPRESENTATIVE WITH
REMAX REFLECTION REALTY
INC. has been awarded the
Accredited Buyer Representative
designation by the Real Estate
Buyers Agent Council (REBAC). a
national oroanization addressing all
aspects of consumer representation in
real estate transactions.
Scanlon recently completed the
educational requirements for the
national designation at an intensive
four week seminar through the
Re/Max Satelite Network. Designees
trust also complete specified
practical requirements and submit
evidence of completed transactions
in which they, have functioned as a
buyers representative before being
accepted in the designation program-
-Until very recently. the vast
majority of real estate agents worked
as exclusive agents of the seller",
explains REBAC president, Charles
M. Dahlheimer, "and most buyers
were unrepresented in the purchase
of a home. Today, there is a definite
trend toward buyer representation,
spurred on in part by the strong
efforts of consumer advocates such
as Ralph Nader and organizations
such as the Consumer Federation of
America and AARP. It is our purpose
to provide a nationwide registry of
agents who not only call themselves
buyer representatives but who have
had the training and experience to
deliver the sen ice ethically and
professionally. That is the purpose of
our designation program."
Scanlon is affiliated with Re/Max
Reflection Realty Inc. in Oshawa and
has also achieved the Registrated
Relocation Specialist, 100% club
with Re/Max, Platinum Club with
Re/Max and was ranked #49 in
Canada by Re/Max in 1994.
REBAC was founded in 1988 and
currently has over 4.001 members in
all fifty states and Canada.
Approximately two thousand
REBAC members in forty-seven
states and Canada have achieved the
Accredited Buyer Representative
designation.
A�,I in
nom
Sloppy workmanship will quickly
meet.
devalue your investment.
• Do your homework. Ask around
• A paint job may seem like a quick
recommendations from friends
and easy way to add value to your
neighbors. Ask the renovators
home, but that potential could rapidly
references, and where you can
disappear if you opt for an outlandish
examples of their work. Check th
color scheme with limited appeal. If
out.
the purpose of renovating is to
• Get quotes from at least the
enhance your home's selling
different businesses, and get them
potential, you want the finished
writing, in specific detail.
results to appeal to as many people as
• Don't be tempted to make a cash d
possible.
You won't know if the job will e
• Be prepared for a time when your
get finished, and there's no guamn
home and your life are turned upside
of after-sales service.
down. Any job well done takes time,
And finally, there is one hoi
and ranting about the mess won't
improvement you shouldn't be too qu
make it go away.
to jump into in the hopes of mak
• Know who you're hiring to work for
extra cash when you sell your house
you. While renovators will probably
swimming pool. According to expel
have to have a local business licence,
the chance of it paying back yt
currently there are no certification or
investment is zero to 50 per cent.
licensing requirements they have to
DDD
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Ltd.
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F.ttt-in kit(hen fahitlous larize lots South
' Witlkout to ptuio Rouge area - Pickering'a
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1-800-361-5498 831-3300
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