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Friday, Sept. 8, 1995 52 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 114 No. 36
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The 12th Ajax Family Festixal i%
ticks this weekend at the Ajax Cotn-
munrtx Centre. Included arc a trade
shove Fndav from 5 to 9 p. in. and
5alurdav arkl Sundj% from 10 a -m.
to 5 p in. a McDonald'. Penn% Car-
ni%al Saturday trkitti It► a►a.trt. trr
p.nt ...,! .in auction Cund.r. at 2,30
p.m. IK -v Pag,_ 241 and 21.
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Educators laud
proposed reform
of schoolII funding
��i�� R� I.I�U:+► fry"HIT[•: Board Reduction Tal. 1-orce Iia.
A�-A .1 \it ktti)kIik recognized financial incyuala}
Cit an 1* 114_ UP t01' �1 (.-To Od CILISC
Bev T .or -::;_-r. c... and Robyn Gale clean a vehicle during a j
Destiny Manor Xumni Club car wash and barbecue Saturday
at the LOEB Baywood Plaza in Ajax. Proceeds go to Whitby -
based Destiny Manor, an alcohol and drug rehabilitation facility
for Durham women. photo by A.J. Groen
DURHAM -- Both school anxmg Nxird.
Nerds here hail recommcnda-
Wins to overhaul the way Ldtbca-
ti)n is funded and hw oeduca-
tion dollars are ,rent. as pro -
Posed h% a task hw c calling for
a reduction in the number of
hturds In int 168 it, fi_'.
Ihirham Board of IAucauon
chairnum Patricia Bou tnatn .av s
she's plea.cd that education
finance retonn could talk place
at the same time as prorio%cd
scN it 4 K wd reduct tons,
C•urrcntly• c-ducaimm taxes are
the only specifically dedicated
taxes in Ontario, 4k notes in a
press release. Shc says hoards
are concerned that f inancal ba c
Could he ertxicd if the _owrn-
mcnt diverts ttxr,c taxes to other
pro%incial prograins.
She heliews an independent
_•o%crninent agency-,hould col-
lect and distribute commercial
and residential pro>pcny taxes to
ensure the munev conunucs to
goit) .cNxif Nxud.
Durham Rc_ion Roman
Cathoihc Separate School Board
director Grant Andrevti s is
pleased the Ontario School
A new gateway to the Internet
Electronic newspaper
launches on Oct. 1
The Ajax -Pickering Nc"s Advertiser and
0shawa-%k'hithy-Clarin0on This Week have
entered a ncvti age as Internet Service
Pro%idcrs.
Starting_ Oct. I. the Ne%As Ad%ertiser and
This Weck will he your link to the Internet
and the World Fide Web.
Tint Whittaker• publisher of the Ne%ks
Advertiser and This Week, says this is another
step in providing complete informational ser-
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See NEWS... Page 7
uxo.o>'rding to an in(enin I&A
force reroirt released Wcdncs-
day. "arnalgantaticn alone can-
not aAlc%C financial
equity...Rclonrt of the cducation
finance sv.teni must o ccur_,,o
all student., regardlcss of %Ok-rc
they live and whether thcv
attend public or Roman
Caft)hc, Fngh.h or French lan-
guage schikX4%. Hill .tarecyuailh
in the financial resoxrces of the
Pro- ince "" 1
Scparatc tx>;ird cluunnan Torn
Oldman agree.. " [krnography
%hioul ln't have a say to whether
a child gct-, a decent educa
imm...In tens. of financial ahilt-
ty. all hoard. are not created
eo.lualtv•" as then have different
sized tax hascs to draH on.
He Points to Durhani's puhhc
hoard, %%hich spent `+-3.590 (in
instruction costs onh t un each
elenientar% student in 199
while the separate tx)ard .pent
S3,949 — despite matching iaix
hike..
Both hoards wound he forced
to rr-ducc ih nurnhcr of trustee•.
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By DEB BODIINE
MWAAM STAFF
DURHAM — The axe being swung
by Ontario Premier Mike Harris has hit
the Children's Aid Society o; Durham
Region, and the casualties are many.
Programs are being cut or reduced
and staff members have lost their jobs.
Seven management staff, including
the director of service and the detector of
finance and administration, were let go
Sept. 1, leaving three levels of manage-
ment instead of four. Nine bargaining
unit staff will be let go Nov. 1.
In addition, a number of programs
have been terminated or reduced.
A five -per cent funding cutback from
the Province, combined with an unrec-
onciled deficit over the last couple of
years, has left the CAS with a S1.2 -mil-
lion fiscal problem. As a result, the CAS
is forced to cover only the basics of the
child welfare mandate as outlined in the
Child and Family Services Ad
"What it means is, some of the things
we were doing, we won't be doing any-
more. We're going down to a very basic
level of service," says James Dubray,
CAS executive director. "We just don't
have the manpower."
Service will be limited to referrals to
other agencies, maintaining the care of
children already in the system, finding
foster homes for children in need of pro-
tection and a limited adoption set vice.
Further, Mr. Dubray says the CAS is
expecting a large influx of families into
the system because of welfare cuts and
other financial measures taken by the
Province. Some people won't be able to
afford to keep their children, he says.
"That's my biggest fear," says Mr.
Dubray, adding that Metro Toronto
already uses Durham CAS resources to
Golfers can honor David Farr,
ailing `wonderf
By STEPHEN ILATEGAN
STAFF RLMATTA
PICKERING — The local political
community will recognize one of its
own Tuesday, Sept. 12, when a golf
tournament honoring Ward 2 Regional
councillor David Farr will be held at
Chcrry Downs Golf Club.
In February of this year,
councillor Farr was diagnosed
with arrivotrophic lateral scle-
rosis (A.L.S.), commonly
known as Lou Gehrig's Dis-
ease. The incurable illness
doesn't affect one'~ ability to
think clearly, but it does after
speech, making words sound
slurred. It is a rapidly progres-
sive, and fatal, neuromuscular
disease which attacks the Davi
nerve cells in the brain and
spinal cord. It interrupts the control of
voluntary muscles, which eventually
lose their strength, atrophy and die.
Mr. Farr, a fattier of two, has been on
Pickering council since last year's
municipal election.
"There was a feeling in the political
community that something should he
done for Dave Farr," says organizer and
former councillor Bob Mitchell, repre-
senting Canada Life, which is sponsor-
ing the event.
Organization of the fund -rattier is also
being handled in part by fellow regional
councillor Rick Johnson, with hole
ul gentleman'
sponsors being found by councillor
Sherry Senis.
Mr. Farr "is the epitome of a gentle-
man," says Ms. Senis. "Right from the
oct-go we meshed. We think alike. He's
a wonderful man."
Money raised through the golf tour-
nament will go toward the Ajax -Picker-
ing General Hospital Founda-
tion on behalf of councillor
Farr.
Councillor Senis says the
organizers hope to purchase a
piece of equipment for them
hospital with Mr. Farr's nae
(-n it.
Tce-off times are from
10'30 a.m. to I p -m., with
�-oxcktails at 4:30 and dinner at
Farr 6 p.m. An auction will be held
to raise extra money for the
hospital. -
Cost for golf and dinner is S160 and
dinner only is $100. Prize donations to
the event are welcome. Hole sponsor-
ships are S I tit 1.
Cherry Downs Golf and Country
Club is at -U)ii Sideline 14, near Brock
Road and Hwy. 7.
Space is limited for the event and
tickets are being sold on a first-come,
first-served basis.
To confirm your attendance at the
tournament or to donate prizes or spon-
sor a hole, call councillor Johnson at
649-2295.
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supplement its own and places foster
children in this area.
The Children's Aid directors
throughout the greater Toronto area are
already meeting to look at their options.
The following changes have been
made to CAS services:
• The Sexual Abuse Treatment Pro-
gram for children, teens and mothers
will be terminated on Sept. 30, and the
CAS will be bolting to contract out the
program to another provider.
According to Mr. Dubray, the CAS
can get provincial funding for this pro-
gram if it provides it on a contract basis.
However, he expects that will be
reviewed by the Province and changed
in the future.
• The Community Based Services
Team, which focused its energies on
preventing children from coming into
the care of the Society, will cease its
operation Nov. 1.
• Special Needs Agreements for
developmentally handicapped children
will be capped and reduced over time.
• Adoption Services staff will be
reduced by two-thirds since it is also
provided by private professionals.
• Adoption Disclosure Services to
formerly adopted adults will be
reduced.
Over the next year there wll he many
other service and monetary changrS
made by the CAS, Mr. Dubray notes.
Hoping for "a silver lining in the
cloud~", Mr. Dubray says he is looking
forward to "better co-oprrati(m between
tical agenic%" in examining solutions
to their financial problems.
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if a task force pro-
posal is adopted.
The public board
would lose four of
its current 15
trustees, while the
separate board
would drop from
18 to seven.
Ms. Bowman
believes that rec-
ommendation
undermines issues
of local account-
ability and pouts to
Durham's regional
government, which
has 32 councilors
to oversee a budget
smaller than the
public board's.
Neither board
would be affected
by a recommenda-
tion to cap trustee
salaries at $20.000.
While the task
force hasn't yet
suggested amalga-
mating either
Durham board, it%
call for a reduction
in administration
and the sharing of
services with other
agencies alarms
both txxgds.
Miss Bowman
fears that move
treats all Nxials the
same and pcn:dizc--%
those which have
reduced budget; to
keep taxes to a
minimum. She is
ca fling on the oov-
ernment to set a
benchmark for
administrative
costs.
"We all need to
measure ourselves
against an externa
comparison and if
the shoe fits, we
will wear it but we
don't expect to be
the Cinderella of
this stor v...
Mr. Oldman
believes the sepa-
rate bond has also
been financially
accountable. -00 ii
one of the most
cost-effective
school boards in
the proNince. '
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The task force
is seeking public
input to its inter-
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will be distributed
this week to citi-
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schools.
Call 1-800-
562-6954 or write
to: Ontario
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V EDITORIAL
Be a hero
The United Way of Ajax and Pickering wants
to make a hero of you.
And they're not asking much. A small dona-
tion, anything you can afford, will go a long way
to helping the 42,000 people in our community
who need aid.
Those people, people just like you, may have
hit a bad stretch in their lives, are unemployed or
unemployable, need assistance to kick a bad habit,
or a safe place to stay.
Acts of kindness from those of us who are more
fortunate can see that these people get a hand up --
no( a hand out -- and brighten an otherwise bleak
future for them.
The United Way of Ajax -Pickering provides
the umbrella to shelter these 42,000 people. but
each and every one of us are key players in the
success of the campaign.
The lolled campaign's theme this year is 'United
fav !`takes Heroes of Us All'. It's a fitting motto
for a community -haled fund -raisin- organization
which put. local donations to gored use each day of
the vicar.
'i'ou can he a hero in the eyes of a hungry child,
a single mother, a disabled person, or a battered
wife, with any donation you can afford.
It doesn't take a lex of thought or commitment.
but it does take the notion of helping those in need
a great distance. This campaign for the United
Way, like those: before it. needs your help so it can
help others.
If the 1995 campaign fails, we all fail. But if it
succeeds. that success is ours to share
Uig deep. Be a hen).
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SF�t, 1.3 0 CoCotit+ttxc-l�1. Avl:., AIRY, L 1S _F{J *OR FAx Us AT 683-736
A political union made in heaven
To the editor:
Prior to 1999 I was a political orphan.
There was, up until that time, no federal party
that represented my values and views.
The pillage and plunder perpetrated by
Parliament on the public purse was pandemic
and perfidious. The situation seemed hopeless
and 1 felt helpless. Inter the Reform Pffty.
Their common sense policies, coupled
with sound economic principles and the
Last week we asked: Do you agree
with the introduction of a
`hotline' to report welfare
fraud in Ontario:'
_Yes 1
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Are you going to donate to the annual
United Way fund-raising campaign in
your community this year?
No
15%
YES: Punch 8026 TO CALL INFOSOURCE:
NO: Punch 8027 683-7040
utmost respect for decent law-abiding
Canadian taxpayers, was the siren call I could
not refuse. I abandoned the orphanage and
focused my energies on the future of my new
one -parent family. the Reform !'arty.
Now. I find my federal party has formed
an alliance with my provincial party, the
Progressive Consen-atives.
Two parties that reject taxpayer -funded
special interest groups, cradle -to -,grave goy_
ernment intervention in taxpayers' lives, laws
that favor criminals, welfare fraud, high taxes
and ,governments that live beyond their
means.
This union is the answer to this over -taxed.
over -,governed Canadian's dream.
I'm now proudly part of a two-parent fam-
ily'
Nlarnee Stern
Pickering
What are your thoughts on the Paul
We asked, Bernardo, Karla Homolka trials`'
-- asked at the Ajax Plaza
ROY BENN TT TONI RAWDAti ANGELA TRIGILA LOUISE HALLS
"It was a waste of tax- "They were both "Ile got what he "She got away with
payers' money based on equally guilty. She got deserved. She got a murder."
the evidence. They both off easy because she's a sweet deal"
deserve to die." woman."
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n[ormatioa our customers rg6 provide more detailed iafor-
desire." and features Today's Seniors "He can find out the pops- maflim about the services and
The News Advertiser mad will be com- will also bit the Weblation of the area or the aver- programs ava0 dAe-
This Week will not only pro- P l e m e °ted --.page- Iage wage. He can also look at More information on this
vide a Oak to the Internet, but With photos, editorials Editor -in -Chief Joanne the local news and real estate service will be included is
also important local o° -line and colamas. Bargbardt says valuable section if be's looking to bay a upcoming editions of the News
Information. Subscribers can access the information to Durham resi- house." Advertiser and This Week.
Join us, won't you? I Surf's up, but don't
By CHRIS BOYIE
DURHAM STAFF
Dateline: cyberspace.
People across the world are sitting
down to read newspaper and mag-
azines, a coffee in one hand, a
computer mouse in the
other.
The Intrrnrt has
`- sent publishers
world-wide scurry-
ing to get their pub-
lications on-line
idl and become part of
the leading edge
of communi-
cations.
W h i I c
tec'hnoiog; grows
,n leaps and hmnds so
too has the act of newsprint. The prospect of
having a computer in every household makes
Internet and on-line publicaticxts a very_appeal-
ing and ant -effective format. Getting a site on
the World Wide Web can cost as little as
S,;,(xx). Today, newspapers and magazines can
display pages from their publications thanks to
new technologies such as Hypertext Markup
Language (IITML).
Having a computer and a high-speed modem
aren't the only requirement,-, to gain access to
the Internet. You need an Internet reader and
must go through an Internet Service Provider
(ISP), which provides not only access to the
Internet, but also specialized inft;rmation.
Thr New. Advertiser and This Week become
an ISP in October. An electronic version of
these publications will also he available on
World Wide Web. News, features, photos and
columns will be included as well as advertising.
The electronic page will be updated three times
a week. ;Mike Pieri, assistant director for digital
media at the Toronto Star, says that over 300
newspapers around the world provide on-line
service on the Internet.
With technology changing at a feverish pace,
it's difficult to plan for the future and sometimes
publications just have to react, says Mr. Pieri.
"New things are taking place all the time.- he
says. "Things we've seen a few months ago
have become old hat."
Newspaper publications now have to focus
on becoming an information gathering unit, he
says. Services such as the Micro Neighborhood
Service provide important information to specif-
ic areas allowing people to plan their day.
"They can find out if their mailman is sick, or
when the snow removal crew will be in their
area," Mr. Pieri explains.
Most of the newspapers that are un -line pro-
vide only a portion of the news that appears in
their print publications, along with features and
classified advertising. This technology has
changed the face of journalism, as on-line news-
papers are accessed by a larger number of
sophisticated readers. One of the first newspa-
pers to go on-line was the San Jose Mercury
News wnich joined America On -Line in May,
1993 and the World Wide Web in Dec., 1994.
"We get calls all the time," says Barry Parr,
product development manager at the Mercury.
i_
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"One week we had five different visitors from
Korea. We get a lot of Europeans and Asians
inquiring about our set -up. -
The Mercury sends a full text on-line at 5
a.m. daily. In return, it receives a daily bom-
bardment of feedback. Readers appear more apt
to fire off an angry E-mail than to sit down and
write a letter to the editor.
"(The large E-mail) response doesn't affect
our regular newsprint publication,- says Mr.
Parr. -But, our on-line service is strongly influ-
enced by readers. These are sophisticated read-
ers who give us good suggestions and catch us
when we make mistakes."
In a quick %Lan of his E-mail of the day, Mr.
Parr found comments from readers, not only
within the Mercury's circulation zone, but
across %orth America and the world.
-What surprised us was the large number of
requests we received to put the a>mics oxo -line,"
says Mr. Parr. "We thought it was a stupid
application and it's very time-consuming. Now
it's our mast ptymiar .try ice. We had 3,(x x) hits
today to the Lomic % alone --
At
At Durham College, the Internet has been
included in aoursc curriculum lir the first time.
In programs such as Journalism and law and
Sccvnty, the Internet becomes a valuable tool.
Durham College's technologist, Peter
Gallagher, says the Internet was used in pilot
projects last vicar, but callelc Instructors were
fully trained to teach Internet use this vicar.
"For those who have used the Internet, they
realize it isn't that difficult to learn," he vs s.
Information about Durham College courses
and services can be accessed on the W ch.
,%hile the Internet provides an endless
arrxwnt of information to the readers, it can also
benefit journalists in finding
leads. Instead of picking up
the phone, reporters
can .end off an E-
mail message to .cr-
if. facts. Some newsp
a-
�� P;
pers have even gig en
-)rters free
their rept
Internet account.. 4`. -
While the journalism
field is evolving, the Internet provides more job
applications and in turn more jobs. This new
technology forces journalism programs around
the world to change.
The Graduate School of Journalism at the
University of Western Ontario has always pro-
vided a multi -media program, but it was only
recently that it put a product on the World Wide
Web. Journalist% there, along with computer sci-
ence and visual arts students, have joined forces
to put an actual news page on the Web.
"The conventional newsroom will be an
important source of employment for journalists
in the future, but it won't he a growth arca,"
says Peter Desbarats, Dean of Western's gradu-
ate journalism program.
One of his students went directly from the
classroom to the Hamilton Spectator to work on
an electronic version of the daily.
Western's graduate journalism program is
also collaborating with a journalism program in
Nairobi through the Internet and E-mail by
sending service messages.
get swept away
I'm surfin' and the water's fine.
son enough, why venture onto the elec-
Since June I've been exploring the
tronic highway at all? Because it's there.
Internet in preparation for the launch of
Like it or not, there are advances hap -
this ncwspaper's electronic version and I
pening in technology every single day
can tell you that what I've seen so far is
that make it foolish to remain c-omfortahir
very' exciting.
and safe in our own established little
Frankly, all those rumblings from the
worlds.
nay -savers who proclaim the Internet to
Twenty years ago Walt Disney World
he a confusing, loud, mish-mash of infor-
featured a model of the future home. In
motion just don't ring true with me.
the kitchen sat a woman with a computer
Finding my way around the Net has
ordering the week's groceries. She con -
been as simple as entering the
tacted the grocery store via
address of my destination in ! joanne burghardt her computer, placed her
my browser and letting my .i
f weekly order and had it
computer do the walking.
delivered to her door. The
There are also a number of I
monev was automatically
good directories on the Net i
deducted from her hank
which offer lists and lists of
account.
sites by category. For;
That future is here.
instance, at ww w.vahoo.com
�" Many of us already' use
you can find lists of electronic -
intcrac for automatic account
newspaper., magazines and
deductions. And on the
much more. There are dircc- II
Internet there are any number
torics designed for kids, dircc-
Fronithe
of retail catalogues from
tones for parents and director
which you can order mer-
rics for those whose interests
:handise, pay by credit card,
are a little (or a lot) off the ,
Editor-in-ChiefS
and have it dcli%ercd to your
beaten path.
door. All without c%cr Ica% -
On Oct. 1, This Week and
I ins; the comfort of your own
its sister paper, the Ajax- D�`� home.
Pickering News Adycrtiscr,
will launch an electronic newspaper on
the Internet- Some people hayc asked
WHY? When our mass distribution
means that almost every home in Durham
Region now receives one of our newspa-
pers, why would someone want an elec-
tronic version"
The answer is twofold. Our wch site
will offer much more than just the major
stories from each edition. We'll also offer
the complete text of BackBeat, our enter-
tainment magazine- Durham Parent for
parents and kids and Toda.'s Seniors -
Durham Edition.
There will also he stories available in
our electronic version that aren't available
in the print version due to the restrictions
of newsprint.
But it goes even further than that.
There will be information on every
municipality in Durham Region. A Dallas
businessman looking to relocate to
Durham Region need -only call up our
web site to find information about popula-
tion, manufacturing, real estate, education
and much more.
W e'II be providing; tourism information
as well. Whether you liyc right here in
Durham Region or in tiro foundland, our
web site will he a great place to look for
tourism spots, directions and phone num-
bers.
As well, there will be classifieds, the
Sincerer Yours personals, real estate list-
ings and retail advertising.
If providing more information isn't rea-
How man% of us
would welcome the idea of ne%cr having
to go groc cr% shopping again?
i don't imagine it will be long before
some of %our favorite retailers are offer-
ing merchandise through an electronic
catalogue. one step beyond the already
popular Scars catalogue. If you',.r man-
aged to conquer telephone ordering and
in.tabank service, \,ou'rc read,. for the
information hichwa,..
But humans are a curious lot. Despite
the obvious henefiLs of continued learning
and technological advance. we're general-
ly afraid of change. There i. still a sector
of the population which believes sur go to
schox/l, get our diplomas or degree. and
settle in for 25 %ears on the job awaiting
retirement. No more school, no more
books. no more taxing; our brains with
new concepts.
If we all thought that way, Walt
Disney's kitchen would .till he Just a
dream. And where would the television
and video industry be?
Sixtt -fie e Nears ago our grandparents
laughed at the idea of the television.
Thirty .cars ago our parents guffawed at
the ne,,k microwave oven.
And fifteen years ago 1 pooh-poohed a
sue
,ge.tion we do a .tor\ on a great new
introduction to the business world called
the FAX machine.
I won't make that mistake again.
it's new, it's exciting and I don't know
where the information highway will take
us. But I'm along for the ride.
,� . ,., ., . . .
St. 6-J tit. �6���1:NVAt. ifI]Nrxt-KIIIAV. ISFK74.1wa;
Work in progress
Stephen Dunsmore creates a chalk drawing at the Clowns Goodbye to
Summer street party on Thursday. The event on Minstrel Manor fea-
tured a parade, face painting, and games.
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DURIIAM —
The Durham
Region Health
Department has
scheduled its sec-
ond annual
Hepatitis B
immunization for
Grade 7 students.
During, the Pro -
Oram, staff- will
explain the dis-
ease and the pro-
tective vaccine to
approximately
6,500 students
See the
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Flexibatt
fire resistance,
water repellancy,
cut and fit demonstrations
from Pickerin�t, to
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ing Sept. 15. Vol-
untary immuniza-
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Hepatitis B is a
virus that can
cause permanent
liver damage and
sometimes death:
it is also the lead-
in_, cause of pri-
mary liver cancer.
Although there is
no cure for
Hepatitis B, it can
he prevented for
life by a vaccine,
administered in
three shots over a
six-month period.
A person can
_el Hepatitis B
from blood and
other body fluids
of an infectcd per-
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others through
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njoy a hot dog and a cold drink
at the Schneider's hot dog cart.
All proceeds from hot dog sales
donated to Habitat for Hurinaniiy
accidental needle
stick injury, *and
sharing dirty
equipment used
for body piercing
and/or tattooing.
More than 300
cases of Hepatitis
B, most among
young adults, are
reported each year
in Ontario. In
Durham Region,
38 cases were
reported between
1991 and 1993.
Many cases go
unreported
because people
can have the dis-
ease without
knowing it.
For more infor-
mation about
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Pickering baseball tykes
win league championship
PICKERING — The Pickering Pirates
Mason Windows major tyke select base-
ball team captured the championship title
of the South Durham Select League this
season.
The Pirates swept Whitby in a double-
header to win the best -of -three series.
Pickering posted an exciting 6-5 decision
in extra innings in the first game. In the
second contest, the Pirates edged
Whitby 11-10 after rallying
from a five -run deficit. �. VICKE
In the first game, Ryan
Bukak) got the Pirates start-
ed with a hard-hit triple.
Bukalo eventually scored.
Pickering went on to score five runs in the
first three innings for a 5-2 lead. Darryl
Hill led the attack with a double and a
triple. Whitby rallied to take a 6-5 lead
into the bottom of the seventh inning_. A
clutch two out hit by John F1ude tied the
score, sending_ the game into extra innint s.
In the eighth, a hard-hit single by John
Veitch over the third baseman scored Kele
Sassman with the winning run.
The Pirates showed great character in the
second game to rally from a 10-5 deficit to
win l I -10. In the fourth inning, the Pirates
scored four runs to cut the deficit to 10-9.
Drew Cushnie led the hitting with a key
two -run single. In the seventh with his
team still trailing 10-9, Robert Cramer's
single scored the tying run. The winning
run was again driven home by Veitch.
Ryan Donnan, Billy Nicholson
and Christian Reeves provided the
A Pirates with outstanding relief pitch-
ing.
The Whitby bats were
silenced by the great defence
of shortstop Mark Cruse, right
fielder 7_ach Forster and third baseman
Glenn Belanger.
Team members are Ryan Bukalo, Billv
Nicholson, Ryan Donnan, Darryl Hill.
Mark Cruse, Christian Reeves, Drew
Cushnie. John Flude, 'tach Forster, Kyle
Sassman. Robert Cramer, John Veitch.
Glenn Belanger and Adaun Robinson.
Ajax Pony Club members
ride tall in the saddle
AJAX — Ajax Pony Club members
fared well at the Central Ontario 'D'
rally at Killusty Farm. near Penclon
Falls, on Aug. 26. i
In the 'D' level, which featured the
youngest and least experienced com-
petitors, Rheanna Gaskin finished
fourth, Laura McCormick fifth. Erica
Lustman seventh and Caitlin Brandson
eighth.
Sandy Bruce of Ajax finished second
in the 'D1' category, one step up from
the 'D' level. Karen McKenzie was
fourth and Jennifer Wallace sixth.
Ashley Aimone was third in the 'D2'
categorv.
Step into Pickering history =
PICKERING -- You're invited to sate, crafts, wagon rides, live music,
see some History in Actin this week- gas and a demonstration of steam
end at the Pickering Museum Village engines.
The museum hosts History in It's located three kilometres east of
Action from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Brock Rd. on Hwy. 7. Call 683-8401
The event features a quilt show and or 420-4620.
N's been a classic story of great customer service, a love for art and hard work at Classic
Arrangeme ds.
All that work is paying off for Dereck Gulab and his
wife Radica, who have turned their six-year-old Ajax
g.:,... Framing and limited edition print emporium into a
classic success story, with a second outlet opened in
Whitby last fall.
"For me, I think that's a great achievement," said
Dereck. "If I had my way, I'd have ten of them, but,"
he added with a laugh, 'Radica says two is enough."
The Gulabs' have always believed their business is
not just a place to make money, but also a community
( service. On September 10 they will be paying back
_—__- the community for its support by holding an art
auction at Annandale Golf and Country Club. Part of
the proceeds will go to the Big Sisters Association of
Ajax -Pickering.
"We knew they had a problem with funding so we wanted to help them, -Dereck explained. "We
can't help them financially, so this is one way of helping them."
On the block are approximately 15 limited edition prints by Trisha Romance, the noted painter
of nostalgic family life whose work has captured the imagination of Canadians. Her prints
outsell all others combined at Classic Arrangements, making the Niagara -on -the -Lake artist
truly the secret of success for the Gulabs. Also on the auction block are five limited editions by
Robert Bateman and works by other noted Canadian artists like Bill Saunders, James Lumbers,
Sandra Kuck, Walter Campbell and Lena Liu.
There will be a total of 50 pieces in the auction The auction will take place from noon to 5 p m.
Other than sales of limited edition prints - with the best prices around - custom framing forms
the bulk of the business, with service, selection and quality the keys to success in that
department.
The Classic Arrangements is located wide Harwood Place Mall For more information call 427-
1663 or visit us in Whitby at 3050 Garden St 666-574'
Tc t"e grand cce^ing of tie
REDECORATED IDEA HOME!
Join us at 12 noon,
Saturday, September 9th, 1995
Help our Idea House to assist The Denise House,
Durham's shelter for abused women and children.
With a donation of $2 or more you will receive a
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DAKOTA BOB'S RESTAURANT.
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of your OWN HOME!
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EntertainmentSept. 8 1995
Briefl
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AJAX -- Balhcliffe Lodge hosts
a Pub Night Friiday, Sept. 8 from 7
to 10 p.m. with entertainer Mike
McConnell. The event features a
western theme. Admission is free.
Ballycliffe Lodge is at 70 Station
St, Ajw .:Call 683-7321.
AJAX — A youth video dance is
also being bed tonight at the Ajax
Conummity Centre on Centennial
Drive in the ANIS Room 6 om 7 to
10 p.nL The dance is for students in
Grades 5-8 only. Cost is $5. Call
683-4979.
PICKERING -- The Durham
Writers and Editors Breakfast
Club holds its regular monthly
meeting Saturday, Sept. 9, from 8
to 10 a.m. at Swans Marina, Liver-
pool Road and lake (Infario, Pick-
ering. Cont is $8 for menders and
$10 for non-members. Reserva-
tions are necevm". Call 686-20tC--.
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Juried art exhibition seeks works from around Durham
PICKERING -
- The first Picker-
ina Juried Art
Exhibition is
being held this
November, and
all Durham area
artists are invited
to submit materi-
al.
The deadline
for submitting
entry forms is
Sept. 15. Entry
forms are avail-
able at the Pick-
ering Civic Com-
plex or Pickering
Libraries.
You can drop
off the entries
Nov. 2 from
noon to 9 p.m. at
the Pickering
Arts Council
Office, 1970
Brock Rd. in the
Royal LePage
Real Estate
Building at
Brock Road
South and
Kingston Road.
The entry fee
is $10 for one
work and S 15 for
two.
All works
must he framed
and ready for
installation. Eli-
gible media are:
OSHAWA LITTLE THEATRE
presents
WHAT 1 DID LAST SUMMER
a warm-hearted coming of age story
by A.R. Gurney
Directed by Marion Dennis Brown
Produced by Maureen Smith
Sept. 14 - 17. 21 - 24. 28 - 30
Curtain Time 8:00 p.m.
62 Russett Avenue. Oshawa
723-0282
Tickers S1,2, -'r advance a: Saywe, 's. a S Mcee S*. S.
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PICKERING MUSEUM PILLAGE
Pit-st-n is
History In .-fiction
Sundae, tic htenif)er 10th. 1995
11:00ani -5:OOpm
featuring
"Stitches In-I'ime"
Quilt till()%% X sale
Antique- to conteni x►rar,. quilts exhibited
hand, -On quilt activities for all ages
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oil, acrylic, water
color, works on
paper (including
pastel and origi-
nal prints), mixed
media. photogra-
phy and sculp-
ture.
All entrants
will be notified
of jurying results
by phone.
The grand
prize in the show
will he S250.
with additional
awards and mer-
its.
The show
itself will run
from Nov. 7 to
23 and it takes
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For more
information call
Linda Linton,
Pickering Public
Library, (905)
831-6265, ext.
230.
VENDORS
x�gtrmEn
Greenwood
Conservation Area
has se%eral crafter simces C
available for its fifth
annual Fall Arts and
Crafts Ftxtival
Saturday and Sunday
September 23 & 24,
1995.
Tile craft show is two fun
fillwi days ol:
• 1w, nnrsi(al pedormances.
• chrldrens activities.
•
horse drawn wa-otl rides
• :end of course the
unique It:lmk-raltrfl
wart% of local artisans.
Interrsled craltern plemse
call mark at
(905) 683-2070
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puro•haw of ano4her.
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Durham
seminars aid
businesses
looking abroad
O Region, Durham
College offer tips on
doing business in
Mexico, Chile
DURHAM — Two upcoming semi-
nars will help area companies thinking
of doing business in Mexico and
Chile.
The Canadian Exporters' Associa-
lion, the Durham Region Economic
Development Department and
Durham College are sponsoring the
seminars.
A panel of experts will discuss
ways to maximize benefits and mini-
mize the risks of doing_ business in
Mexico durine a session on Friday.
Oct. 6. -
On Friday. Oct. 13, a panel will
give an overview of South Amcrica
and discuss how Chile's inclusion in
the North American Free Trade
Aereement could affect businesses
here. Each seminar costs $30 and will
be held at Cullen Gardens on Taunton
Road West in Whitby. Registration
and breakfast is from 8 to 9 a.m. with
the seminars running from 9 a.m. to
noon.
For more information or to register.
call 721 -3 -140 -
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111F: NEWT lA F:RI ISER F'RIDA). SEPTEMBER X. 199.4-PILGE 1;
Ajax, Pickering firefighters hope
to heat up drive for hospital funds
E) Voluntary
Piece of X-ray
ketplace and the
equipment used
Baywood Cen-
tollS being
during surgery.
tre.
setup this
'The fire
The booths
p
department
will be set up
weekend to
hopes to raise
today, Friday,
raise cash
$25,000 over the
from 6 a.m. to 9
weekend in
p.m., Saturday
Pickerina at,
from 9:30 a.m.
AJAX -PICK-
among other
to 6 p.m., and
ERING — Local
places, the Pick-
Sunday from
firefighters hope
ering Town Cen-
9:30 a.m. to 5
to put a spark in
tre, the flub
p.m.
the fund-raising
Mall on Liver-
People inter -
campaign for the
pool Road, the
ested in volun-
Ajax-Pickering
SuperCentre and
teering are asked
General Hospi-
Knob Hill Farms
to call 665-0318
tal.
and in Ajax at
for more infor-
Votuntary toll
the Ajax Mar-
mation.
Dam hard work
Stewart Honsberger and Scott Melnichuk brushed
up on their engineering skills in creating a 'dam' at I
the mouth of Duff ins Creek in Ajax. The pair were
getting in a little bit of tate summer fun before
returning to school. photo by A.J. Groen
9 J i
ALL REMAINING FURNITURE
HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE
SECOND FLOOR AND IS
AVAILABLE FOR SALE AT
FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES.
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TINE
eft r
• MATTRESSES • FABRIC SOFAS
• LEATHER SOFAS • WALL UNITS
• COFFEE & • BEDROOMS
END TABLES • DINING ROOMS
40%Tc> 90% OFF
EVERY REASOMABLE OFFER WILL BE CONSIDERED
11J 7=,1,ri
bcxoths are being
set up this week-
end at malls in
Ajax and Picker-
in. with fire-
fighters and
nurses collectins,
d o n a t i o n s
toward the hos-
pital's purchase
of a 'C-arm', a
Church
hosts
garage sale
Saturday
DICKER-
ING — St.
Martin's Angli-
can Church
will hold a
garage sale
from 8:30 a.m.
to noon at 1201
St. Martin's
Dr.• one block
west of Liver-
pool Road, off
Bayly Street.
For informa-
tion. call 509-
126.
INSTALLATION ,
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V COMMUNICATIONS
Write elected officials, browse
libraries on Durham Free -Net
DURHAM —The region now has its
own computer-based community
resource facility.
On Tuesday, the Durham Free -Net
kicked in. Run by a non-profit, commu-
nity-based organization supported by
contributions from users, information
providers, businesses and the Ontario
Government Infrastructure Program, the
system allows Durham residents access
to local information on schools, hospi-
tals, libraries, volunteer groups and
elected representatives. It will provide a
fink to provincial, national and interna-
tional information sources.
Durham Free -Net says its mandate is
to "involve citizens in direct participato-
ry democracy through the use of this
new electronic medium'
Anyone with access to a computer
and a modern can now browse the cata-
logues of local public libraries, leave a
message for their MP or MPP, research
employment programs from the Canada
Employment Centre, or look up course
and timetable information from their
local school or college.
Public terminals will be available at
libraries and community centres for peo-
pie without computers. There'll be a
series of outreach programs at Durham
libraries this fall. More information is
available on the Durham Free -Net from
brochures at all computer stores in the
region, or by calling 619-6816. You can
also have your modem call 619-1666.
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SPORTS
Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363.
thers"Tookies look good
exhibition wig
By AL RI V E IT
SPORTS REPORTER
KERING — If Wednesday night's
t is any indication, the Pickering
hers are moving in the opposite
ion of a year ago.
ing off one of a long lice of disas-
seasons, the Panthers sent a squad
with rookies into battle against the
York Rangers in their first exhibi-
c
eontest of the season at the
ying Recreation
lex. -
predictably scram- � c.
fair which saw the `: o
rs' freshmen dis-
flashes of bril- \ ;
the home team
Mored a 5-4 victory's Y
ivef the Rangers in
Metro Junior 'A' hockey
,ague exhibition play.
'The Panthers' coaching staff, says
CamW manager Ron Blizzard. used the
a>•e to evaluate rookie players hoping
ieatn a spot in the opening -day line-up
Iota re,ular-season play begins in two
redm. Ile's cautiously optimistic about
Ile Calibre of rookie players on the ice
at The c xhibition tilt.
'We like what we see out there. but
uE still have a long way to go." says
: Panthers didn't dress the likes of
ming veterans Graeme Horne. John
,,her, Jason Reed and team captain
Bain along with several import
n over Rangers
players who have a virtual lock on ros-
ter spots.
The eventual game winner was scored
late in the second period by Chris
Hunter who was a noticeable presence
on the. ice for the Panthers. North York
closed the gap to 5-4 early in the third
stanza, but couldn't net the equalizer.
Other goal scorers for the Panthers were
Kyle Martin, Matt Capson, Richard
Spooner and Stu Vander_cest.
The Panthers play their
second exhibition match of
the season tonitht.
Friday, Sept. 8 against
the same North York
f
:r
- % Rangers in North York
' Pickering plays host to
Shelburne Hornets (for-
merly the Richmond Hill
Riot) at the complex on
Wednesday, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m.
The exhibition season will end with
another contest against the Hornets at
Centre Ice arena in North York Sunday,
Sept. 17 at 2 p.m.
The Panthers open the Metro Junior
'A' regular -season schedule at the
league's annual College 11'eckcnd slate
of games in North York on Scpt. 22 and
23. Pickering plays the North York
Rangers on Sept. 22 at 5:30 p.m.
Pickerine's regular season home open-
er is against the :Muskoka Bears at the
complex on Sunday, Sept. 24 at 7:30
p.m.
THE
mgn-up on Saturdav
or ladies' broomball
PIC K E: R I NG
signing up.
end of March,
--The Pickering
The non -con-
1996-
'a d i e s
tact broomball
For more infor-
t o o in h a l I
league's season
mation. call Patti
Mguc will host
will run from
Currie at (416)
i final regislra-
Sept. 2-3 until the
418-1788.
111 srsion at the
12:00 PM
ckcring Town
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SEE CAT
7:30 PM
8:30 PM
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Sept. 23 P. Village
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8:30 PM
12:00 PM
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1:00 PM
2:00 PM
i Kingston
4:00 PM
Sept 17
pads from 9
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2:00 PM
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istration fee
Pop!”
11:00 AM
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wired upon
PICKERING MARINE(905)
837-0653
I ) i
at 683-5110
Pickering Panthers' Mike klanchella
rides North York Rangers' Brad
McDonald into the boards during the
Panthers' first Metro Junior 'A' Hockey
League exhibition tilt of the season at
Dynamite!
Classified is exploding with great
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and farm equipment, classified
offers readers all sorts of items for
sale.
Don't miss out on any hot deals.
683=5
Classified Advertising
Department
DURHAM WEST GIRLS' HOCKEY
REGISTRATION Serving The Town Of A'ax, Pickerin & Surroundin Communities
RFP 7F A N 'I�i2ti'-(IT TZ
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the Pickering Recreation Complex
Wednesday night. The Panthers rook-
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WE ARE NOW
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The Council and Senior Staff congratulate the
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Please visit the Town of Ajax Business Development
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CONGRATULATIONS 365 Bayly St. W.
TO THE KIDS Pickering
SAFETY VILLAGE! L 1 S 6M3
Ajax Transit
428-8768
THREE BEARS AUTOBODY
Free Estimates Complete Collision
Service & Refinishing To
Cars s Trucks
Frame Straightening
• Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims
• Car Rentals Arranged
Open 6 Days A Week
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10:30 A.M. -
0 Mayor &
Council of the
Town of Ajax
extends
congratulations on the
official opening of the
Kids Safety Village
of Durham Region
September 9th, 1995
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OVER 23 YEARS
Marsh.off ps D,�oteY A; I C
ND OPEN
SAT., SEPT. 9'"
11:00 A.M. 1111111
ibbon Cutting Ceremony
Official Grand Opening
We would like to thank everyone participating
especially the sponsors who have made KIDS
SAFETY VILLAGE A GREAT SUCCESS.
WE THANK YOU AGAIN
Now
i loom
Airline Van
Service
We offer full, efficicnt,
& economical van .wrvice
to & from Pearson
International Airport.
Call today and he
on your way'
427-6800
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Hood Furnawc X Countn_
I hhokicry .
1020 BROCK RD.
PICKERING
831-9846
STEVE S!NIITH
CARPENTRY
is rn.
('ontractilt i, F-st. 1979
Remember Yom-
satisfllc-11o1i is 01 f
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42 7- 7400
MBERLEA
DENTAL CENTRE
Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
24 Hr.
Hwy. 12 North, Whitby
(between Rossland
and Taunton)
427-4311
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE KIDS SAFETY
VILLAGE
from the
management
staff at
GOLIGERS
TRAVEL
Pickering To%ti•n
Centre
420-3233
ALL UNDER
ONE ROOF
COME TO THE
MARKET
Something For
Everyone
Sunday 9 A.M.
to 4:30 P.M.
Oshawa Flea
Market
727 Wilson Rd. S.
Vendor Information Call
683-5290
CEMENT SALE
PER BAG
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1.000's
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Barb is also a certified Seeley's Artisan
of Used
and
worked
1 P� mks
Children's
'
t
flooks
to explore their creative minds
m
from at 1 /2
110%
you can create both boy and girl dolls.
the cover
off the
;
price•
cover price
1
When you enter their home you feel the
"Many students like to select a doll that
presence of many eyes. Those eyes belong to the
Located in the Supercentre
Mall
at Liverpool Rd. and Hwy. 2 in
Pickering
1 (905) 831-3741
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BARB'S DOLLS
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NOW OPEN IN AJAX
AND ACCEPTING REGISTRATION
FOR PORCELAIN DOLL MAKING
TAUGHT BY A CERTIFIED
ARTISAN.
20 Chadwick Dr.
905 427-7422
Experienced
Cross Movers
Bargain rates, homes,
offices, apt., etc.
Piano moving.
Packing available.
23-0239
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Barb's Dolls offers lessons on how
to make beautiful porcelain dolls
> .y .:�. -
Barb Billington offers classes in porcelain
dollmaking in her home at 20 Chadwick Dr.
in Ajax. As you can see there are many different styles to choose from. Don't forget to
visit her during the open house on September 16th.
For many, retirement is the beginning of a
e
Barb is also a certified Seeley's Artisan
nrw" life, new adventures, new experiences.
Both Barb and George Billington
since complet Ing three apprenticeship courses
worked
with the company.
many years for the Bank of Montreal. A life
George is in charge of pouring the molds
Flied with numbers. There wasn't much chance
and ensuring that the Greenware is dust free.
to explore their creative minds
They also come in many different vaneties and
But that's all behind them now. Today
you can create both boy and girl dolls.
they're just as busv as ever, now doing
He also makes wooden accessories to go
something that bnngs back that spark we all
with the doll, like wagons, chairs and rocking
look for in life.
horses.
When you enter their home you feel the
"Many students like to select a doll that
presence of many eyes. Those eyes belong to the
resembles their child, ' says Barb. "They can
new life they've brought into their home and a
then dress it in whatever outfit thev want. The
life they share with many who want the same
addition of a chair or rocking horse gives the
thing.
It started as a hobby, something to pass the
doll character malting it come alive.'
She says that you don't have to be an artist
time. But beginning on Saturday, September
to make the dolls but some sewing experience
16th you're invited into their home to see their
helps when it comes to making clothes for them.
precious dolls.
She also has made to order clothing available
But these aren't ordinary dolls. They have
and finished dolls for sale.
been created by caring hands and a creative
The Open House will be from 11 a.m. to 3
passion. For those that have made these
p.m. and will feature demonstrations and a
porcelain children, they say that as they grow to
special on three lessons and a sleeping doll to
L'ompletion they come alive with the spirit of the
take home and dress for $49.
person who has created their image.
"The dolls make excellent gifts for
For the past two years aspiring students
weddings. Christmas, baptisms and birthdays,"
have come to Barb's Dolls attending classes on
says Barb.
!Monday, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
But after you make your doll you may
With the help of Barb and George many are
become too attached to it and want it for
surprised at what they can create when they
yourself.
put their mind to it.
"We
When you look through the album showing
keep the classes small, no more than
students and their finished products there's a
seven," says Barb. 'That way we can give them
smile on every page.
the individual help they need."
It's always great to do something new. Just
Barb's Dolls is affiliated with Seeley's, a
ask Barb and George. Better yet why not sign
company in New York that specializes in the
up for lessons"
manufacturer of these unique creations.
For more information call 427-7422.
Why Advertise In Focus on Business?
Durham businesses wanting to Increase their profile and sales volume find that being a
pdrt of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantage.
Over the last few years a great many businesses - of all sizes - have found that
investment In the Atax/Pickering News Advertser s and Oshawa/Whitby This Week's
I- cus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have
11,erwise occurred.
How do you get involved?
VVnen a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also
.ewes a full feature story, complete with pictures.
The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its
r ,duct and/or service, philosophy, goals, special promotions and even an historical
;:.rview
!mess the business chooses otherwise, everything Is done by the newspaper's staff:
r ad design, story interview and writing plus the taking of the photographs.
Ali the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more
rmation call Janice at 683-0707.
Advertising.
Feature
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Pickerutg. Ontario, L 1 V 6R6
839.5303, 683-1175
Oshawa Centre. Stevenson Road
Oshawa. Ontario. L1J 2K5
571-3220
VILLAGE ARTS
and CRAFTS
FALL
REGISTRATION
Sept. 12 - 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Classes begin Sept. 25
Sherwood and Linton in
Pickering Vihage Ajax)
S48 for 10 weeks
• Folk Art • Oulltmg - Ceramics
• Country Crafts • Decorative
Dollhouse • Art - Decoupage
• Krafts for Kids • Fabnc Painting
• Rubber Stamp Art • Knitting
• Fashion Jewelry
• Home Accessones
• Porcelain Doll Making
25th Anniversary
Celebration
Sept 13 7-9
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We're Moving to a new
Head Office East of Toronto
Would you lily to join •s?
We are Cashway Building Centres. As a successful retailer of lumber and building materials, with newly
located headquarters in Port Hope as of November. Our continued success has created opportunities
for resourceful, energetic professionals to join our team in the following departments:
Finance
Controller
• Rr,;ponsible for general accounting, A; P and retail sales
• Must be a computer literate Chartered Accountant
• tired 3-5 years of solid experience in a retail head office
environment, preferably in lumber and building materials
Accounts Payable/Expense Clerk
• 1 :mcly processing of invoices
• P,asic accounting, computer and calculator skills
• Rclated experience preferred
Retail Sales Audit Clerk
• Audit and balance daily sales reports from stores
• Basic accounting, computer and calculator skills
• Cashier or head cashier experience is an asset
General Accounting Clerk
• Reconcile bank, credit and expense accounts
• intermediate level accounting, computer & calculator skills
Admin. Assistant - Finance & Credit
• Administrative support
• Strong WordPerfect, Lotus 1.2-3.
Windows and organizational skills
• Previous related work experience preferred
Human Resources
Payroll/Benefits Clerk
• Preparation and distribution of payroll, administration
of company benefit plans and premium remittance
• Strong MS -Word, Excel, Windows, organizational,
communication and customer service skills
• Computerized payroll, provincial and federal tax
legislation and benefits administration experience
1 ItE NF"R ADIVERTISER FRIDAY. SEVI F WBUR X. l"5 -1'%G+ 2;
Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.(
Monday to Friday
9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday
or fax your ad
(905) 579-2238
BIRTH NOTICES
Announce your baby'sarrival
and receive a gift certificate
entitling you to $25 worth
Sit quality baby products. q,147/
Glanngton residents
dAL.2615
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Careers
Marketing/ Merchandising
Admin. Assistants to Product Mgrs.
• Administrative support, record keeping, prepare
purchase orders, verify invoices and re -buy procedures
• WordPerfect, Lotus 1-2.3, Windows, knowledge of
TOMAX and excellent communication skills
- Previous related work experience, product and
operational knowledge required
Lumber Clerk
• .a,lministrative support, record keeping, data input
and verification of invoices
• �tiordPerfect. Lotus 1-2-3, Windows, knowledge
of TOMAX and excellent communication skill%
• Previous related work experience and product
knowledge in commodity wood products required
Information Systems
Int. AS/400 Programmer/Analyst
• .ears of experience required
• PC support background with knowledge of AS. 400 and RPGI11
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Senior AS/400 Operator
• Minimum 3 years required
• knowledge of UNIX, PC DOS and Windows
• Voice mail systems knowledge an asset
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Operations/ Administration
Admin. Assistant & Receptionist
• Administrative Support and Reception
• WordPerfect, Lotus 1-2-3, Windows, Confidentiality and
excellent communication, organizational and planning skills
• Previous related work experience required
Admin. Assistant - V.P. CorporateI Mail/Supply Clerk
& Director Human Resources • Distribution of all incoming/ outgoing mail; ordering
• Administrative support and maintaining supply levels of stationery for head
• WordPerfect, Lotus 1-2-3, Windows, Confidentiality, excel- office and stores, and negotiating printing costs for
lent communication, organizational and planning skills outside requirements
• Previous related work experience required I • Excellent organizational and planning skills required
There are some people who wait for their careers to take them somewhere. And then there are the people
at Cashway who actively renovate, expand upon and build their careers to the maximum. If you're a
Cashway person, make a constructive career move and forward your resume, in confidence, to:
Human Resources, Cashway Building Centres Inc.,
1600 Drew Road, Mississauga, Ontario L5S 1S5
While we thank all applicants, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
BUILDING CENTRES INC.
HUMAN RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT CANADA
sponsored training...
Are you...
Interested in computer sYstems/
programming?
Receiving VIC benefits?
A Grade 12 ;; raduate or of mature status?
Proficient in written and oral English?
Living in Durham Region
If sou answered ces to all the abo- e, we
have an opportunity for %ou to participate
in the t.` FOR N.a TION SYSTEMS TF_C-H %OLOGY
program starting Cktober ;. 1995.
Call today to book a Seat for the
information session. Thursdaj .
September 14 at 1 p.m..
Skills Training Centre. Whitbs .
DURHAM COLLEGE
Management Centre
Martha Moore (905) 721-3332
fire BARBARA BLACK CUN TRE FOR YOITTH
RESOURCES, a newly funded community health - n 1
for youth and than families m Apax A Piker%, is
reQtatmg energetic, regxasi<ble team *ym far the
following poabom
ADMIlsiISTRATIW ASSMA.YT
• thorough lmowledge of of m adnmtstrahve pnwbm
A Woceduimn, bod mpim& payroll and basic
prmcil?les and amcaces rewsmd-
MEDICAL- SECRETARY/RECEPTION ST
• profimency m M=& word pimeming and gmwW
computer Wills and
• experience with health record systrom required.
Campebtrve mki les and benefits.
Send resumes m omfidence by September 23, 1995 to:
Executive Director
Barbara Black Centre fix Youth Resources
910 Liverpool Rd, South
L1W 1S6
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JR. OPERATIONS
EXPERIENCED
Picketing area Taxi
SALES
MANAGER
We are a
progressive,
aggresive
distribution
fulfilment company
located in the Ajax
area. We are
currently seeking
an individual who
has a minimum of
two years
experience in
operations
management.
Although this would
be a junior entry
position, the
successful
candidate would be
considered for the
next entry level.
The starting salary
would be 30k with
company benefits.
Any interested
Individuals can
send resume to
PO Box 97,
Pickering On.
LI V 2R2,
attention Director
of Operations
' Career
Training
AMEITIOUS? n you're
100 -9 'dr ar, honest on
Pliable, new ova,
senousty improve your ,n.
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AUTO BODY PERSON
ef,P-,enced and ircensea
for busy Oshawa body
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Sport Chek, Canada's National Sporting Goods
retailer, is bringing its unique and exciting
concept to Pickering. Through ourspecialist
appr,c ch to sports, we are the leading porting
s retailer in Canada!
If you are an avid Sports Enthusiast and a
mist in your sport, we want you on our team.
tly, there are opportunities for.
e're looking for customer -driven, sports
minded sales professionals to pin the
winning team in our Clothin,
Footwear, Hockey, Ski Technician, Cas;
(Operations and Downhill Ski k Snowboard
departments.
If you're confident in your sales abilities, enjoy,
helping customers and would like a career that
reflects your athletic lifestyle, Sport Chek has it
and much more. In return for your expertise, we
offer competitive salaries, outstanding benefits
and career development potential in a flexible,
progTessive, expanding environment. To arrange
or an interview at any of the Metro Toronto
locations, forward your resume to:
Woodside Sport Chek
1571 Sandhurst Circle - unit 106
Agincourt, ON M 1 V i V2
OPENING SOON!
NOTE: Please identifv on vour re-sume your arra
of expertise and whether you are applying for
full- or-timc,ct 1loTncr}t-
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REQUIRES
LICENSED MANAGER
Must be: Professional,
conscientious, motivated.
Hourly/commission
Biweekly + quarterly bonus
Ongoing Management
Training
Call Claudia
576-2512
CLERICAL / SALES ADMINISTRATION
Tribute Homes requires an individual who
is eager to work in a very fast paced envi-
ronment. Related experience an asset..The
successful candidate must possess the
following :
• proficient computer skills ( data entry, word
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BRIDAL SHOP
DRIVERS
REQUIRES
WANTM
EXPERIENCED
Picketing area Taxi
SALES
Company.
INDIVIDUAL
TO START
requires Drivers
IMMEDIATELY
immediately
428$812
Full / part time
C i M requires Demon-
1686-0467
strators to sell Giftware at
to grow with our
home parties. No invest-
EARN money at home
mens No deliveries, no col-
$600 U. S. /week. Assn
lections Call Linda 905-
blY work, free supplies.
728-6765 or 519-258-7905
selling, over 100 jobs
why look tLr7ioer9, Swia,
choose from. no exp. ne
CERTIFIED ELEC-
TROLOGIST, d Estill
cian
stil l-
cian with a mnfmum of 5
yrs experience required
Please cats 430-6060
ed. Let us help you set
your own home bat
business, part time or
time To start immedial
tend cheque or matey
der with your name e
address - only S29.95
Joanne Tragas, 701 Ro
land Rd. East, Suite Z;
Whitby On, L 1 N 9K3
TECHNICIAN
Junior position
for college
pr00eSsing- YYP5^ 1)
a, voi 9,ararteee foe
CLA$$IFIED
F•ea e,? --late cak Erne
graduate of
• a to handle all
tlia-) general office duties (
no",,'. 8.g S^a ;cos
Car Pa,. 428- 29
SIGON -- nsuc:..r. Ltd
electronics.
from
ED 5;arpentry decx: r
CUSTOMER
tenpng ^ovations bat^
Must be willing
• must have strong organizational and
SERVICE
and eaves r-ougr cfeanng
to grow with our
communication skills.
EUROPEAN e s cin
De
News Advertiser requests
'St. will rencra!e your bam-
Industry.
Fax a detailed resume
to (905) 839-3757
that advertisers cheat
why look tLr7ioer9, Swia,
For appointment
Atte � Personnel. No phone
phone calls
their ad upon puatcabon as
-7042
please.
News Advertiser will not be
��
2 Chnsfian women would
eve to clean your home,
A RETAIL INVESTIGATOR
AJAX- Tayma embroidery
resisitilie for more titan
;floes, apt..
668-6946.
career &wads you with Ca-
machine operator needed
or* i comm
or* � and
etc.
lars Investigations in the
%ewmarket Aurora ; the
Must be able to work even-
there shall be no liability for
EXPANDING Canadian con
nam and Oshawa area We
n4 shift Allan (905)428-
non-nsefbpn of arty adver-
Pony lootung for (3) people
pitiable full haws hg and the
3525
ttsertrertt LIaAIrty, for er-
train as managers, no a"
ooportunify for advance
'^Mt Night and wetlk.xid
e00Y SHOP MANAG-
rocs In ads is kmted b rte
amount paid for the space
ence necessary Full pe
training provided must t
w xk is required To apply
ER neededfor busy calk-
occupying the error. AN
rnotrv~ and goer orient•
J. your resume to
416)620-$083 or by marl
tion and cosmetic shop n
�roPy 6 sub(ect t0 rite all•
Salary and bonuses. 540.0(
' � The West Mao wee
Durham Prevnus &xperk
proval of management of
Piwse call Yr Wet
a'e Etobcoke ON, M9C
enc& an asset Please reply
ti.•w, A ;s.
,41612967105 or 1•0515t
No Irv'• cans plea"
to File • 7712, Oshawa Thin
HONEST, reliable, hard-
affordable pnces. Very ren-
AGENTS edi•red to mien-
W --PO Box 481 Osha-
DEMONSTRATORS wanted
EXPERIENCED cook
•�^ an errrer r
g•"cti °610•
ova, Oritaro,, LIH 7L5
for a+hibilli and home
required. mnimun 2 yea
Now aysre„yduy
eusr to cit requires, ex
shows
and � t t ave+P aunt
experience wage f
aae nr
made few p_41ce
Penance hien stykst for m-
Experience Preferred Call
r�Mwnr&
t 705 Ki
one kgianes Pt+orx or
.1r - -. - . 4'
rr'iediale full time posmon
, ...I,r 1� '.'4 4r:-
(�905) 434 71yy
s� Rd. Pick.nng 90�'
420.1956
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683-7363
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coNSTRucnoN
Interior antcl extenDr
cepa rs. renovations
and ::onstrunction Fast
BEST PRICE IN RE-
GION eC.akz�ng rn soffit
'aca Ir"gr siding, doors
w ndows Guarariee 2C
,ea•s expo",—,—e cat'
3C5'987-1043 !905
Moor, _-3r
and Cledr profession- 'MISTER CHEAP' iome
al wt.•k .: "nDrovernents Tec rOOrrtS.kr
Craig 686-1913 ow apanmenes aaa cors
.nee,. necks e!c L.
DUCTWORK nstaoed `&^sed ...r ove' 20, years
mores 7ekocalec Excei.ert
a, voi 9,ararteee foe
rates Fier esnmates Elec
F•ea e,? --late cak Erne
trostal,c air cleaners nu
9_E 4"= r - 'o
no",,'. 8.g S^a ;cos
Car Pa,. 428- 29
SIGON -- nsuc:..r. Ltd
denhal. commrefcal All
serving Dt rham Region -
ED 5;arpentry decx: r
19 yrs Additions sundec• .
tenpng ^ovations bat^
pane doors windows rec
room ... �,; and ceramic
rooms !lagstone free es-,
and eaves r-ougr cfeanng
ma -1 v `760
and repair Free eSt,,ri
Cal sar�72<
EUROPEAN e s cin
De
Decorating
'St. will rencra!e your bam-
V.LP name Services. we
room or krcr.er walls as
otter ' st.c shopping sc
well as Noor tiles Good rel -
why look tLr7ioer9, Swia,
erences and satistacnor.
¢kng .r home cleaning.
guaranteed For free est,
• I I ',norovelment3 I • Plumbing I Painting 3 e Moving dr • House a House • Party
Dercorati •
n9 Storage • Cleaning • Cleaning • Sevices
.ICENSED PLUMBER --- ---
available A,:
TMS PAINTING !
MEN w - arge truck oil
your Plumb
9yrs experience. excellent
00 househoid movesres-
ng needs G..a,anteed
& DECOR
denhal. commrefcal All
awes! pnces' No ;ob too
�� _ •,
Irtteftor 8 Extenor
types of moves Cap CdA or
out Fbors washed no mop
European Woncmanstup
Jane 427 2996
•
Painting 8
Fast. dean
MICHALSKI MOVING
• I
Decorating
rEe �rlE/;yen -F
� apartments offices.
and trim bookings until
- - -
i 1
I
ces and pantl
Sept 20 Call GardenCo
,2. bac,
•
1 420-0081
calrSts Senior Rud -
:ioard. tdpng texturing.
grass c„tLng and trimming mates call D Dykstra 725- renovations and ^epa,rs
window washing eaves- 49" Smarr cbs 15
trougnrng driveway seal- -- I
Handyears ex
ng For tree estimates call CHEAP •ree removal • yman penence Free estimates.
427-256' rornpele wiM sump Have • ierving Dumam and out of
unwanted trees cut tldwr 1vr^ 1-3 ren 494 417.
Js ARMSTRONG DEV. before they fan down caus.
INC .,peckaliz.ng or cusion 109 damage 725-'007
homes addakons enova HANDYMAN
bons. rec r;oms and base C & P Maintenance Building
meet apartments Re"enha; repairs and renovations With pick up truck will
and commercka' Serve electrical, plumbing, ceramic
Durham Regan for over 15 ales carpentry From small de odd lobs, dean up
Y
r, e r 1.�, Cyi repar, to malor renovations
Jeff 905.428-5706Fully guaranteed free est.. garage. yard small
.
aw, 4J5.66e-3 moving )obs. grass cut -
AJAX Fence and Deck - lingL fence repairs
FAX
cod tenses and decks
am ,ink w•ougra iron. Cal. Vic 42$-891)7
dog runs. Over 17 years of
579-2238 professional experience
Can 666.4955 or 1 -Boo
s9e-e160
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JW PAINTING
Interior / Exte-
rior
Paper hanging,
Serving Dur-
ham Region
since 1983
Free Estimates
683-5838
I - month discounts Licensed.
QUALITY Housecleaning-
MAGICIAN, -,awn !n•ndfS.
privately by two ladies,
ready to entertain for any
9yrs experience. excellent
age. any occasion Birth -
references, guar
days. promotions, open-
anteed.sahsfaction Duties
ngs. fund raisers Magic
"dude frog Stove knsida
shows are tun! Lettuce
out Fbors washed no mop
help 839-7057 or 728 -
used, and many more very,
III"
reasonable rates 571-3864
Excellent rates
RABBITwants work doing
427-0o05
'^iagrc for children's partes
lsured Free estimates and all occassions Have
lxCElienI service Call 436 • Gardenin 5
: Moving 8 - 3 0342
Storage
• Flooring,
AJAX Moving Systems full • I Carpeting
services moves appliance
YOU DESERVE
IT
What a team:'!
Husband and wife
• Landscaping MY Own +magician Call Er -
MISTER POST HOLE. au- • • Driving
gured post holes. setting of • • Schools
will keep your tome Posts on concrete (905)
and pano specialists Flat CARPET Instakations - ?5 6655
•ate or n n We sparklm while you e
heated storage un is No
years experience.
speciality re-
stretching. our eGahty
new found leisure time y
NOW BOOKING Fall
Menng nee boxes with
Free estimates D 8 N
va-d%1Mnng. du5tx19. floors.
cleanups. fall bed PreDara-
nove Park and load special
Duncan. 987.1799 or 9e7heti
ro0m5 8 more
non, in at and compost
,Wrfg at 599 and up Cali
availatNe 7 10% discount on
' Y nm,
foatior 725-0005 or
Excellent rates
weekly and biweekly mow
427-0o05
• House
Treat Yourself
and trim bookings until
- - -
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• Cleaning
Cali Ingrid
9
420
Sept 20 Call GardenCo
,2. bac,
•
Experienced
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Cross Movers
?a•,alr rates, homes,
��
2 Chnsfian women would
eve to clean your home,
NO time for housework)
• Party
• Services
;floes, apt..
'
S45-90 depending on foot
etc.
age Contact Norma/Juie
See the difference I can
p rani, moving.)05)721
pack!'S ava..a0lemg
1402
make. Expert houseclean
at reasonable rates
423-0239i�l�'
286-5513
A Cleaning lady available.
Experienced, reliable and
• .
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excellent references,
S55 00 complete house in.
references Call now. 436-
1857
.. T�y
eludes fudge and stove
MARRY -O -THE -MOVERS
Call 831-2169
PROFESSIONAL house
0burs. Boxxo*gi MuW_
Move big or small. we price
and apartment cleaning at
QWMi snow Wife. Poral mins.
tl,em ark Free estimates.
HONEST, reliable, hard-
affordable pnces. Very ren-
UNlib LmBgkFaePreo,
seniors discount, short nonce
working experienced per
able references available
MWPOW PNVe.lbnKn%
oyes Ponos moved. also
son will do cleaning by the
Pickering, Ajax. Whitby.
"inj0ini —oh,"""rE'"�"'°""
appliances Comparable
day Rates 540-565 Piton
Oshawa 1905)579-5657
1 905-471-5331
fates Cal 432-2850
anytime. 576-9865 leave
message.
SCHOOL
-4 lessons and test
$105.
•10 Lessons $150
,Full Course $259
Free pick -up and drop
off
(416)287-3060
Help
xFERIENCED
SEWER
F..luir-A f,.,r
1-51 Pquipment
.,n )tarturer in
1-0- it bo 1 nugh .
I cummunica-
-r, skills and
,,ri ,,hility to
rk with mini -
6,,r: supervision
r -•hired.
call
(416)
321 -eons
or fax Your
resume to
(416)
297-1749
loran I I f, r. girl.
Mature female
rt,,eded for nights
ni Frldav-Mon-
_1% et ery other
„-kend Church/
lk Lull, t Call
427--6244
GAILLIND
Requires
leaners, days
and evenings
,rivers license
an asset
683-4134
MARKETING ,`efson re-
f !o searcr, A. loca-
'•r vnndng machineS
MOVE TT GENTLY
,.n and dmien A Z
Mmimum 3
e a,±•,ence Infer,
w, Sept 9 4-6pm. Sept
vpr^zs!xJorn St W.
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY hwated
in Pickering has an immediate opening in
the office for a recent graduate.
DUTIES INCLUDE:
• Estimating • Customer Service
• Order Entry if Purchasing • Expediting
• Inventory Control
The ideal candidate will have gaKi
interpersonal skills, an excellent tetephome
manner and experience with computers.
Please fax your resume to:
HUlltdtn RMOUMN, 90"28-
2392.
FW 8nte , 5 mortlh lemporxy poetbon.
Responsible junior required to pro-
cess freight bills, do filing, and assist
with other office in busy duties. Com-
puter knowledge & office exp. Will be
an advantage. Drop resume : Alder -
brook Industries Ltd., M5 Sandy
Beach Road, Pickering, Fax: 905-420-
0501
Part Idiots a start. Consultant M
Trairwg and O D Cormwltam
for general office duties
Flexible hours
ReWthng
Car
Apple computer experience
Corporate experience an asset
1-905.420-OSM
PAYROLL/BENEFITS
Lnator Must have 2
rears experience with 200
employee company Pius
'IRIS. word and excel Full
• iris Durham Region arta
immediate Opportunity
Please fax your resume to
Linda Bond File ePB100
The Minacs Gray tax 837-
5009
PIT- GIRL FRIDAY ••, 1
Mon Fn computer yells
typing. phones. errands.
etc 90'5 427 2100 Gary
rM60 LICENSED Customer
service representahve pre-
teraby Wim Telegobe,TaDs
exp reQwred irrimediately
1 Hospital
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EXPERIENCED HARP
certified from desk person
needed too to" Practise
Send resume to F,le
07210. Ozrawa INNthy
This Weer, P 0 Box 4A1
Oshawa 0i 1 L'44 71_5
RECEPTIONIST E.
penenced recephon,st re-
Cwred for a growing !—Wv
dental prarnr:e in Uxbridge
Computer krowiedge an
asset we need a motivated
sen st&W to dor+ our din -1-
AUTOMOBILE SALES
Ajax/Pickering Lincoln Mercury
Dealership is seeking 2 SALES
CONSULTANTS to join our sales team.
Experience preferred but not necessary
For interview call Rick Lanteigne
at ("S)"I0-=3tt+,11111,
rlt�:r:�ti r_ni�Fkh�:tt �lctn_A_i�wrintttF let iialra�:t`'�e sales9
ds i
Skill*d SkHelp ip� r
d■Cts
DUE to further expansion at:
PULP 1MOUMING
DIES INC.
We now require the additioxlal
team members:
Cadkey Desi:�t4er
Cadkey Detailer
NC Princess Planner
The above positions require a
minimum off 5 years experience.
Competitive wages and benefits
Ajax: 427-4991
aa:b Ammirfaltaom
3 Fanny Twd side
62 Rotherglen Rd. N.
Sat. Sept 9.9 am - 3 pm
R
lame >topp.e W 6"44 mains
stove, TV, pram, bikes, &kis more.
ON Major Oaks, amss from Valley Farm P S.
SM9, 8 am
Pt
Solfritil g For EVERYONE!
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1 1 1 (
81G BIG YARD SALE Sorg 9 & to. sem -apo
z4 RedWe ei Dr. - A ax
(Westrtey a Rndae areal Sept 9 i 10-, 8 aln • 4 titin
x ir:Nw! p.y+u ,kulr. air, vll rvcryWnE' Fwnrwrc. w,ti, N,yv.
(:lens. r call - i moult. quality lmseho
257 PAL E Ajax at The Cottage Market. bet-
ci hews' items.
J toe
strdlas, baby acstime les, for
ween Costco a Picovs on South side d Hwy 42
r%s.
Inyc. scwlrthkng for rymonr'
Sat- Sept. 9, 8 a.m-
Sun. Sept 10 - 9am -3pm
31 Wlshbrni� Cres Ata=
CGITAGE CIJF" 04M
1 tteo3car 1
GARAGE SALE
Sat tat Sun 10 am - 4
23 EAUISROR STREET
Sat Sept 9, 9 am - 4 pm
R
pm
WCLTZ IAM:•Y isT �-..RA,A.z s0-,.
1772 Pinegrove Ave. Piekerring
bikes. lawn mower, etc
..n.1 :awnrrto • r . Jas
1 1 1 (
HARVEST DRIVE
Sat. Sept. 4, 4 A -m. - - p.rn.
FAMILY OF SIX MOVING
.re. �:.�thr5. •�•,•s.
4::.1 a ..,. sc:r
MOVING SALE
HOUSECLEANING YARD SALE
• k 1 �s & 1. P ti's
ar.. sept. 9 - a
Sat- Sept. 9, 8 a.m-
Sun. Sept 10 - 9am -3pm
31 Wlshbrni� Cres Ata=
• House Cleaners
F IRE W0004271741
69 Dakin. Ajax
110 tOYs'
MULTI STREET GARAGE SALE
(Large/Peirce)
• Nurses Aides ides
F1W FAJIQLY GARAGE SALE
• Sitters & Compani ims
MlJL?I FA>rQLY GARAGE SALE
SAT SEPT 9. 9 am Glov�Ri W D EM
Chddren s clothes. Oso Kcsr. toys. ,ntart car
Sat 9am • 2
Sept�Pt
seat. antiques, turrxture records
• Ht/memakers
A49 - 177 Daniels Cres., Ajax
.loin Canada*s faste.t �,n►w aim_
N W t.' --rr. � { P.�'nr-„ c : "=e.,,•.� •7tt
um OF GMEAT BUTS'
home health care compam.
GARAGE SALE
Better training. better Shift
GARAGE SALE
Sac, Sept_ 9
Sat- Sept. 9,
variety..- bee reputation
-
9.41
=� pay.• Cries...
9-1 p.m -
1194 Maplegate Rd. Pickering
`-L /y�
�•; MP�- ;(1 /-;,08
(Liverpool awl Hwy a)
FVf�LYfe. bee""'w ! IftL'mf. t�M�
(Finch/Dixie)
`rw ,alon. triendll at- for rapidly eap4rtdmg ,n free team Please reply to m ,► a► prices. EyetrttLep� sYeut p.
,pnr,r. rtasonabw rent. $urance bro*erage Fax re- PO Box '120 Seagrave. .u= k,n;„r,t..n Rd. GARAGE SALE
t: a• <,, ;', -- " 1 c'rowpleifr fawult
^� wnr-itl� ri.►,rirtC ifa4' BeYb►0oly a•e..Plctkenrlg
upprrrrcrrvicr 1 1% 411.4 GARAGE SALE 9 - 5
HAIRSTI LIST 1 Saks Daycare tt •r,..F,,. IO;rN1. i INI lr.nm. SAT. SEPT 9, 8:30 Sat and Sun Sept 9. 10
wanted to star
HNp Agents a Wanted 863 Douglas Ave. ( Liverpool /
mmediatel in Bayly)
y BABYSITTER wArtecd 3 Daycare t Firewood furniture, household.
don �n Alex Must have BOOK u.p required can-
ing on Library. schools. gins ages 2. 4 6 e Artona • Available craft supplies etc. GARAGE SALE
rn5? 8 gears el¢1 twsne,ses f300 S7t70 5 e2 Hoon ' 3d-4 OOpr^.
- 211' Ced trwood Crt Pickerin
Call Valerie at 1
686-7933 11
-AMARKETERS
ler . to lmelp promote the
Old Timers We offer
rate and flexible
•s good comrnunica-
sk,lls needed For in-
.
�LEMARKETERS
'led. part time n Alex.
. encs a must. can
y• ill
--FIS , ria a sefkrg p0 I
,.c: h:u-time and part.tune
-phone reps. to make
young calls to set ap-
.ntments in busy sales
ice Up to $8 000I0ur to
�Fuatime hours are
r F 19 pin, Sat. 10-4
11!":
e hours are 5-9 pm
it ' J 4 Must be able to
* of :east 3 shritsyeeek
+n Morton's 1 Har-
,od Ave Atex FuN-hie
Penenced counter and
ve-thru heip_ and expen-
sed weekend bakery
r wanted 683-6497
RIVERS wanted. Square
V Rzza. 133 Church ST.
.. .r... c,lle Apply wnthm
•:ANTED: cooks, waiters,
„tresses, bar tenders.
ease call 427-9135.
)rk available ,mrned,ate-
weekly No exPlrience
necessary VMrcle re-
;uired Call Ray 9051985-
9 05 9679
EXPERIENCED SALES
REPS required. full and
part time. Call for details
72v I -
FULL& PART TIME
Positions tot experienced
sales people at Oshawa s
finest furniture snowroom
Br N aes�me
Darryl Sherman
Wilson Furniture
20 Centre St.N.
j Downtown )OShaw;
LOOKING for hardworking
business entrepreneur type
people Who want to make
a serious income on a part
or fun tune oasis Serious
M,Ju ries only 432-0.369
NEEDED, enthusiastic.
hardworking ,nd,vrduai. for
part-time leasing agent Po-
slbon Property manage-
ment skills an asset Fax
resurrmes to ()668-24'0
YOU won't believe t' Fi-
nally a hair 'e,�venation
that does work suc-
cess rate Proven for th,n-
nlrg. Widing, fine limp hair.
etc All natural 1o0% mon
ey back guarantee. Call
.1-!2--6369
ng live out care in our home
Office JW_killed or our 3 energetic children
1 Help Help ageed 8.5. and 4 Monday thru
F rlday. 6 390 a.m. to 1.00
PM Car ,s a must.
:F you are single or a sin -
Parent or separated or
.orced with three years
+ rk experience, you may
:..afity for financial ass,s-
.-ce of ,t you are over 45
.,rd have recently been
u,d oil, you may quality for
am.ng assistance. DIP/
ERT. Lotus. Wordperlecfi
D -Base. Word. Accpac,
Bedford. Autocad. Ventura,
Pagemaker, Harvard, Cor-
el. Computer Programming
and Systems Analyst, Co -
1101 Pascal and C. Photo-
1h0P. Ouark Express and
illustrator. Durham Bus4-
"ess Computer Couege,
127-3010
6 ,vov o ,•1oui-
04S 7
DAYCARE wanted, in my
Nome for 2 6 6 year did.
tuu time days Mon Fn
Must De reliable. creative d
honest ,ndiv,dual Pate-
nces required Call 6.9pm
)051686-7201
FULL time kw m or out
,army, for Tree dtiWren
uges t to 3 Car. CPR.
Er -E. necessary 905 427-
:1
if,_,i pm
NANNY -rquaed for pro-
tess,ona family. live ir..W,
'Vorrh Ilea ages 3. 2 S an
tant Car a nkat 619 -
NANNY required my
home. weekdays for baby
4 and 7 year Dids Expen
ence%training Trustworthy.
reciabie References rr
qu'reI F446-1206
REQUIRED
L,ve -in or out
Take pare of two children
4 and 2 years old. some
housekeeping, references
required Call between
f, aro 9p ,
(905)509-4485
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS"
Pickering cou-pie require lov.
ELECTRICAL Apprentice
or Journeyman required to,
industrial work Must have
expenence Call between 4
p m and 8 p m 683-0305
SERVICE TECH Young
energetic willing to learn,
some mechanical exp re-
quired. Knowledge of finess
equipment an asset 613
Kingston Rd. Pickering
weekdays 10-6 P m
References nsr-4:.m
PART hie Iwe out nanny
housekeeper required for
DlxieJHwy 2 area Week
days only Car is a must
420-4390 or 416-327-
5396
ONDaycare
Available
AJAX mother of 2 looking to
care for 2 children. full or
halt days. Weslney/Lake-
drweway Call 428-9933
AJAX, AOamy TrawreY
daycare req,rrred in our
Morrie tot 5 year old and 10
month ad Monday -Tours
IUV Reterenc•s requ.red.
427-9'946
CHID CARE Odle Gtr
nanna area. ,n out home
todsitts. and aRe SCFtOd
care cat 420-9813
DAYCARE availabiit tuck'
W Dine, dose ,
.0 Caltsar
ackque PS Trained in Firs:
Aid. 5 yrs exp rel avail
Can Job 427 99-6
DO you want your child
nappy, Bing t1mMr to m
It home, ors a playground
DAYS are spent Playing and
pre-school activities HOL
cold nreaxtasts, lunch.
snack, Loads at love 441.
Brix. Whaby Receipts
green 430-6411
HIGHLY Recommended
^urse, has space to _
„n,ldren, in my home. Brock
Finch. specializing in new
Dorn,, can Hebra, 428-
74-53
QUALIFIED ECE asss-
tant will provide quality. re-
1,abie daycare in her tome
For more information
-tease can Sandra at 427-
-549
RELIABLE daycare. tack-
up care when on holidays.
5 years experience. non -
smoke, plenty of toys and
outdoor activities Excellent
references. receipts Avail
able 7am-6pm 427.6051
ROYAL Road. mother of 2,
non -Smoker. iarge fenced
yard. tuil days, lurch 8
snacks provided Jennifer
683-3928
SOUTH AJAX. excellent
daycare 17 years eapen-
ence Reliable and afford-
able Happy environment
Huge playground 6 lots
more 6 months and up
Will provide receipts Ref-
erences upon request.
6868719
AMAZING DEAL' SEA
Sat Sept 9. 8:30 am. - T p.m.
R
SONED HARDWOOD at
WCLTZ IAM:•Y isT �-..RA,A.z s0-,.
(Iiverpotaland Finch)
ion prices App'e ash.
..n.1 :awnrrto • r . Jas
' ::�:.-:. . �.:-:
HARVEST DRIVE
Sat. Sept. 4, 4 A -m. - - p.rn.
maple Rices C•b jeryrng
PoMervm9 Alai Whitby and
.re. �:.�thr5. •�•,•s.
4::.1 a ..,. sc:r
Royal LePa427.6522.
ge
�„mc!^::', .,., ..c
Oshawa DURHAM
ar.. sept. 9 - a
a.s i •v m
PITTMANN CRES.,
F IRE W0004271741
Daylight
=-ee ,.ice !ot 1. „s r s.
MULTI STREET GARAGE SALE
FIREWOOD quality ser
sorted 10 nardwood, cut.
split and delivered. staift
at 51as bush cord Call
705-9u-8801 7 OM - tt
p -
FIREWOOD Excellent
4uanty hardwood Guar
-IOW. ema tong tiny hilly
seasoned. Cut and sot
Honest measurement Free
delivery Katy Heat Fire
wood 905'753-2246
eth:tr's Rd an+ Fir:• _ 0--a
Sat Sept 9. 8:30 am. - T p.m.
Raindate Sun. Sept 10.
Rd. - R-ehford -
GARAGE SALE SEVERAL FAMILIESRands
Empson - Pndham (Ajax)
HARVEST DRIVE
Hosted by Lois Weaver.
Nlxth of MapleFiidge From Finch
Royal LePa427.6522.
ge
Between bloods and L,vtrpool
8 a.m • 12 noon
PITTMANN CRES.,
GREAT BARGAINS, COME EARLY AND GET LUCKY'
=-ee ,.ice !ot 1. „s r s.
STREET SALE
FIREWOOD for sale. tyro GARAGE SALE - RAIN OR SMNE Sat_ Sept.9. gam
maple a beets For mormth 42144 Gates Cres. Pickering Beach RdlRollo
of september S60 speaal Sat Set 9195 8 am - 5 pm
do vexed ,n Durham Re- p
q,on For best price eau Movie posters. new,used household items Sat Sept 9. 9am -Spm Large Garage Sale
434- and many mere great to yarns
48 Surcher Rd. Aiax,
--_ _ IW 'v d Id k k IJ al t I t
Flea
1 Market
DRYER- Moneh neavy duty
excellent condrt,on $200
Call 683.:-'8
FREEZER, upright. $175
tndge. bar sue S150. wa-
terbed, queen size $125
Cali 427-6866
SECTIONAL SOFA, i,ght
green 5150 00 432-2155
AM 1 Articles
for Sale
-1 , we pay SS CASH
$$. for TV's, VCR's stereos.
goid lewenery. toots, gui-
tars. CD's anything you
have. buy back option. 121
Brock SI 5. 430-3680
o ,, >t >. , rm.n. trurtyv ., .
of t.k,ly, twin baby hug,:,. baby :0-r ,rat, Lot, of
S-",-thmi! t r ;,civ „tic
Rain dalr Sun. Sept 11). No card% Kird%
Sat. Sept 9, 9am - 3pm
105 Rollo Dr, Ajax
SUMMER BLOWOUT
GARAGE SALE
250 DELANEY DR..
(WESTNEY HWY 2 AREA)
SEPT. 10 SUN. 9 - 2
YARD SALE
:,,mpwrr trytho.+L,.
Sat. Sept 9. 8 30 am 2pm
14 Darcy Magee Cres. Scarborough
(Centennial & Lawrence)
YARD SALE
Sepiember 9th - 9am to 3pm
Win date September 10th
714 Leaside St Pickering (Weststore and Oklahoma
Something tot Everyone
Ll
1r/\ F;RI,1SWA, 111ti1)Al. 17 i`I �:ArltF�t ti•At
--_ --
1914 r�Eurosport.
2-way Nrdye,'hee2M. most
carpet •corns $349 Pr:e
WANTED Dual a
o,e•
icJes
For Sale
—r..---t
A ides
For Sale
i
�
p� 8 ng
black r 91" `,VC,0r artl
' '
, s
A o� le
• , .. ,
^�
A For Rent
.,.,,
�--
" Aparbllente
For Rent
._
'. '_' ; or +, , I , •
1 Pair of KYS Gas struts.
retail 5160 will sell for SAC
PIANOS/GRANDFATHER
Clocks Durham's largest
COLLIE PUPS, Gor-
1989 HONDA Civic. 3 Or
2 bedrooms in North Osha-
OSHAWA-JOHN-CENTRE
TOljet 6 shower a brand
its 198183 Datsun 200SX
seleci,on-New ana used
geous. registered• tattooed.
7 weeks old Ready to got
h/b . 100.000 km . 5-spd .
amltm cars, $5900 or best
wa. ,n 8 -Plexi tndge, stove,
balcony parking Available
street 2 bedroom, available
Oct
1916 ,rrsx 6000 LE a
427.1637 eve
t size,
own.apt size, n ht, rand.
upright. 9
Very reasonable call 905
reasonable offer Peter
Oct 1st 5650. hydro Can
M
Ist. $675 mo, uridines
and parking included Go
'
4 Crafts
�A"
7e+evisi0n antenna Aso
3 PIECE bege leather IN.
digital. rdsTRE MEN
430-3707 atter 6 PM
7231755 or 434 7564
723-1912 or 571-0986
direct 110 super at n202-70
AUCTION
vale entrance. Pik,ng. no
nngroom suite. 4 yrs old.
DOUS SAVINGS ON NOW,
KEEP your dog waste out
bedroom basement apt. 4
A MUST SEE' Oshawa 2
Lloyd St, or call (905) 404-
POPULAR
��.���
� To.
aders ea resit 1a 23 r.
on teal rice 3000, ask
9 P S
Telep Piano Works 433.
or the garbage Use a
' A I,bak$
b� apts in 3 -unit cordem-
9604
bedroom ralk.,;,t base.
WANTED-
mg 51400 o -bo 3 yr old
7491
DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE
t�dflted
porary budding Clean,
OSHAWA
OSHAWA JOHN
NOTICE
for
for up-to-date
sectional 5500
Evenings 579-8717
SAYE Money Home
DISPOSAL SYSTEM Life
time guarantee ban avail-
quiet and secure Laundry,
CENTRE street 2 bed.
auction listings.
after
bpm
entertainment Create your
a
able m 3 sizes. gam Spm,
private yard/parking, on bus
route $685 d S740/mo m-
room, available Oct. Ist.
5675
d standard trans-
own home theatre for less
7 days (905)723-5413
clusrve No pets 668.1432
mo, utilities and
parking Included Go deed
�'�T'N��
mission
mission wrath new 3 -Speed
than the once of one night
out on the town Complete
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
t 0 00 I
(ase Wave messai
to super at #202-70 Lloyd
ClarlflJlOfi r2Sl�lfi5
Hurst CompLi$17ion Indy
floor
systems Installed from only
ASSOCIATION presents
basic & utility classes start-
' PAID
ADELAIDE /MARY, 1 ped
room
S1 . or call (905) 404-9604.
��//���� r��
Call 404-265
shifter. $170 o b o.
985-3183 atter 6 P m
$15 5011** Call Steve 571
ing Sept 12 th. and Puppy.
upper duplex. 1 pc
bath, gas fneatxig. 550r m•
OSHAWA - McLaughlin
Square. 2 bedroom apt. t
100
1413
basic & novice classes
Starting Oct 2nd for
• scrap
clusave mxltMy available
1/2 baths. 5875 Inclusive
FAI� AIRT Av�I�N
COMPUTER ICON$
Send $12 for 3 1,2' disk «
SHE - quality tam
m«eOct
Information call Bev al
1. first / la t 668 1316
Pool, sauna, underground
parkrrg, more. Oil 1 404-
SUNDAY SIdEl1: 10/
S2 for catalogue R
style sheds built on site.
435-0868
•
AJAX Basement apart-
1715
to
Stanley P O Box
8X8 SPECIAL- 5599 GST
sent Excellent lights".
218.
Goodemam.
included Other sizes and
AUi01710
a
Available Oct I , 1 bed-
CLEAN family budding,
��x�r� ��AT�w
�siasaYNG �vls
CUR C
Ontario KOM
IRO
display available Can 905-
509 #961
is
' t
for Sale
room. 1 full bathroom.
Fridge. Stove. Walking Drs-
Oshawa north. one. two 6
three bedroom
IIK.
SISI vim,• S s.1 N.
AIRLINE tickets to St Pe-
�41• 283-3882
tante to Shoppng, Schools
& Buses S575/month,
Includes.
Heat, hydro. fudge. stove.
ISSN Iaew =•� pw)�w�'(
tersburg Florida. 2 adult. t
SOFA and Loveseat.
Hearty new, neutral
•SCHOOL DAY BAR•
inclu-
sive Call (9051683.611/2
parking Laundry fabes
ctib
available 723.2094
Featuring Today's Most Popular Artists
cndd Leaving Dec 23,
colours
GAINSAt Durham's busi-
CARS FOR CASH' We tills
1995, returning Dec 31 if
wain Oar tris„ 550000 or
est tittle car 101`8 Cavaliers/
your vehicle Cali 42-.24.5
AJAX one bedroom
OSHAWA, z tearoom apt
Trisha Romance: Christmas Morning, Silent Night,
Interested call 428-3668
(Jest offer 905-434-5071 «
905-#34-7754
sunbacts 1986 and from
52.995 7997 Sprint a dr.
t
on come to Bayle S1
walkout basement apart-
�' �'�' p,u,p„g. ca-
in duplex• very dean.
fenced back forst / last
The Birthday
BUNGS - drapes. shut-
T coMBINAT1f3Ns
auto 85 kms $5.195. 1987
East Alax at MURAD ALtTO
MU
SALES
ble Included. Wast. avail-
yard.
req erred. $650 plus uhNtes.
ters save 75°° off
tai r
Total remote 20' screen
loaded. 55995
able Nov I Win smokers
y05�TW
Rpt Batenmm: High Kingdom, Snow Leopard,
or. an
unclasomed and msmeas-
Rent to own by phone for or11y
1992 G,
lir, GMC Salah. 8 pass,
air, tilt cruise. 51I,a95 1990
WANM
no pets. $675 per mo Can
(gp51 670.9231 ager 5 m
4-923n p
OSHAWA. downtown up-
Descending Shadows, Summertime Polar Bear,
used custom Products
Measure your windows and
$7 56wk Call 571-1413
Lumna 4 or air, tilt. `rise
DEAD OR AM
for aDyo
per 2 bedroom duplex.
me•,rly renovated.
Sparring Elephants + more.
UPRIGHT
bung your Sizes
!reezer $300
o b o . pc !ppm Ser.
$6.995. 1989 Ciera BRM 4
dr loan 56.295. ,990
'FREE* towing for scrap.
AJAX. New condition.
professionally finished.
equipped. $59pfm«ith plus
James Lumbers: Lone Pine,
Sunshade &rinds &
&
r
6 :nabs. table. li nutcn
able,
Aerosta� 8 pass. air tiltasod
8
°n ^dOf1Qd Urs
bright spaoouS t bedroom
ut4rties call 725-9064 or
723-7542 725-30W
Adrift, The Big Catch,
Dr,pery 736 old K:ngstpn
$1660 d bd cal X905
m.se. 57995. 1989 Astro
mica '�• p,d,-,�.
with WIC. Petra* entrance
or
Twilight Cruise, The Locket + more.
Rd A,a. 428-)93-
4-�9C'S�
8 pass a,• tilt. cruise.
59.595 1989 Olds Royale
top PRM paid.
4 appl.ances. central air.
OSHAWA. Nice 2 bed-
rO°'" apt conw to shop_
Brent Townsend: Old Maple, Lake Crossing.
BOXLINER S Running
boards fit run sue Dodge
WATKINS DELIVERS-,
oua+xy spices extracts and
.
4 Or loaded $6995 1988
6000 LE a dr. 6
upto 5 I OG
(416) 281-3499
Pann
ting and ill.beS dvC-
e1 non-smokers no p.Ls.
png. 401. Hwy 401
5680 00 Includes
Lauray Berry, Carl Benders, A.J. Casson, Sandra
Truk
more Delivered ngnt to
cyi air
S 25 monthly avast Oct
stove.
5150 pots or best
Your
your Ooor TO get you Wal-
C0^ $4495 7888 Regal ?
au 683 4643
to 725 -
John Newby, Bev Doolittle
offe Please all ;905432
BN63 amp fir ^
k 0s catalog. al, TOdd
c-. ; 1_r -_ _ ...
-`�
01 SPorrs CPE. loaded
95M kms 58.195 1990
Trucks
AJAX. VYls trrey Heights.
6434
3,
+ many more.
130 In all.
PrCKERING
• ,dew 2 a auto air 87
,
S Hall 1 -bedroom �,efi1
wcrosl«
pieces
CAMCORDERS New
11111
Articles
:lkrts $52% ,i s,.rra
for Sate
apertrrlem wife save.
clot man lam. Sop •n
fo�Ocyist cable.
This will be our only sale for 1995.
y
illi tun man war•artfy irp,,,
only 5498 or •ent to ow^
Wanted
2 !r+r 8 ry, a.:r. 56.995
-�C 515 P.O._- 6 cyl.
1917 Codge Raider.
;en,mlo Separate rnsionN*Znco.
`a `'°s' to en an"°'t°S
kits
se of s,
DON'T MISS THIS ONE
for only S595 b,I can 57,.
.wto $7495 1909 voyage
4x4
beat■ and O
$495 -month Includirng utili-
&us,.y
is•5-•rus�vp 420.439,
14.:
er 8 pass. 3,1 'M cruise
1,ansmissls r 4
T1e3 AvaUde Irrxr»dWely
PICKERING Rouge
ANTIQUES Absolu*ry. 57.295 1990 FweOwd GTA——I 6FW_"l:io -ount. large bright on
bio PurChaung krmlture « an- 5 1 its M ne. loaded. 760.000 kms cwbfied. :+rdro«m apt . an nclusI
CARPET 4 Prices g' S350C Can 906-5900
direct wrIOietiie Free in ft"
Y^g 000 Scrner'c rnstru S'. 9%, 19W Le Mans. a AJAX- p -us p•rk'"g, no Pets 509
stallar, for •see estmmete mw+ts china. so,,V ,over- Of . auto 92 kms. super 1989 Pieter a ■ 4 fully NORTH NARNr000. J992
all Sal 905,432 2750 o rI"; toys decoys dons. apeba� $5 995 45 Fine loaded exm ceffecOndin«+ PICKERING pave•- a ^ �P: aFo- mil, t•'Ttles coilect,orts or Preowned Certified Veh,- Cal (9051#'2-5217 1 bedroorn apt . 4 pc _ Lryerpoc
elates Can Robes! Bolter• cies er car Auto CV tV, 1909 Fora F 150 Custom. bat' � ent SlM roomand biswmerK apt I bed
park
Nra�rl,ck Oker. •00,, Armours ,905 655-8049 155 xcIng St W , Midtown 302 EFI. 5 speed over �� id 1 No pets n
push stair •e- P.- ., Mal, i 4 sc. mdse b enieryth,rig
ystant .ape! For 3 rooms Oshawa. 5732086 Orntre. dual tasi rear abs. Avail. Oct 15t 5590 AvaiaPlw nr. ,sr e�,sn
Only $ieg JC P•,ce .r APPLIANCES. wa^ted -A I.,r naa 10 shop- pis. p'b..rve 427-4988. -
e'r'g beck wmd-
cludes Sq Yds carpet work ^g Cr not Fudge 1943 Cnweme do«. Or Intenrnttent -Pers - V
IOons AJAX- ,-gp.t 1.bedroom PiCkerm9. bright. dean, 1
deluxe Pad and rrstallatoOrl stoves. .asnrs dryers 176.350 7 k^s -new 8000 runs better.
r'. ala.• ',Dine Free q,:ota ALSO FOP SALE second- rad. ora.. gas Ian. "at S--_ _ _ _ - . pont apt peva* entrances' i drm walkout bsml apt.
trice �r your Home No �n boned washers dry shock, as is $11 b o Jrweway fridge stove. prrvale entrance. 4 DD
twen; parr -hent nor one ens stoves S'SC & up 3 90. 414 3841 at!e So^ rasnw Dryer. apt bath.
et bat. pailking. ublmes,
ser
fw Daniel • 800 1101 lh wa
ar•nty 427_2-13 -- ' Trailers _.able. 1'3 utdrties Festrlast.
- 1914 OLDS 94. Mint of $595.montn, available cableS650rwo*
2 - ..s r COndihon. $2.200 certn,ed--oduNii, (905)619- 19051686-5777 or Wave
CARPETS its Of carpet WANTED -::URIC CABI Over S, 400 in repars Ask 9643 mess avail
DC'. ^v,or Her star •p NET comer .,ret Call 432- f,o-Ra•-, 5711-5425 21 FT reader -Amstoerar.
PICKERING. West Sh«e,
Bayley. 3 -bedroom main
tfoor. at conditioned. avai-
abre OC! or Nov T Non
smokes Pielerred $890 n-
C,us,ve Call Stephan
)2• 5612
AJAX- 2 bedroom #girt.
meet in bu,lding Ueldies
:nduded Iwrar bus shop.
.Ming & schools Qu -1 rice
.urea A. lable
2-wary,
DINING ROOM ,to a
--_ --
1914 r�Eurosport.
2-way Nrdye,'hee2M. most
carpet •corns $349 Pr:e
WANTED Dual a
o,e•
V6 1 000o•, ice cold ar
� SYsfer*n � itiw title
,r- —:Ie, target prem,�m
CIC ev K+^ .nstala,Or east
tyrnaure glass .^Hina CCK
black r 91" `,VC,0r artl
2 gas bOM" tpropanel 1
del,.ery ••r estimy7s ��
pct'b,es rrle^torab•l-a
optiOmS Stereo, tact Dry aW-
new ban" awning
g- gas
a•^.ranches
Y .-•-un 60623•#
VIC Single preces
m,num mm
coags Geed
M
range 6 en i,propane;
Cal, a2- 9722 anytrnte
or Kat7s Colt 905 '23
5.1595 REDUCED Ic
TOljet 6 shower a brand
DENOIN Pave, and
-".
S3." !. �w.ms 606.-E•83
r'ew Cres. 1 spare tore
De-ar 40ube assere
Bern
fr on
'�•' filOve. leu^dry
1916 ,rrsx 6000 LE a
available Lots of storage
pure• Drar.0 Harr
neer•
Arts &
di auric 2 5 engine load
space Can Slow 6 peopie
been sea S 7S
S -. y,< - 2-
'
4 Crafts
= Naw Paint. good clean
7e+evisi0n antenna Aso
1
schools and stopping Pn.
ulrn g a• Hurry or this
1 85 GMC Rally STX 62L
PICKERING. West Sh«e,
Bayley. 3 -bedroom main
tfoor. at conditioned. avai-
abre OC! or Nov T Non
smokes Pielerred $890 n-
C,us,ve Call Stephan
)2• 5612
AJAX- 2 bedroom #girt.
meet in bu,lding Ueldies
:nduded Iwrar bus shop.
.Ming & schools Qu -1 rice
.urea A. lable
2-wary,
DINING ROOM ,to a
1917 ay.-.,,.-•.. voyager 3
x4 Was 52395 now
•°Q
Csesei rte `000`7 -see
AVAILABLE @MIE�
a "'rr'•d'ye-
fy 6&3 -8145
AJAX townhouse.
FAVI CRAFT SHOW a!
52#95=r•e•,eC 2 •nor?
,nvoKY- Frarrne for k�ngsae
DIATELY, n Wtuib Y Apt
905 432 8863 after 6pm
'Ieez.• 5•'° here_ ,;,rp,
am C„ lege Nov*,,�
rote .gars !c ,noose tion•
ted earner _ propane
buii0i ^4 SDaClous. :.arpvt-
SOUTH Oshawa. dean 2
_et S• -:, lap,, era S• JC
be, 6 •• 3 DC a m tc
•o,
Cal, a2- 9722 anytrnte
tank. toot rack. addluonal 2
ed rie"'Is Panted. ren tai-
bedroom basement apt
i:e•r •ec e,. r' S'X 69'
4 DO C r^ One 1•,r W ,t
Russ Open - days week
$eat bench. curtains &
Lose to bus Shop
ping. all utdows included
fr on
'�•' filOve. leu^dry
ooh, air conditioned, five
Sn caws .r Dumas geq.on
FJ,
-J- -. Big Toar Tales
xreeru. root vent Can be
first las! nequirrtd no Pets
Dresses Close to bus.
DINING ROOM SUITE
reri '1!_, ai r
-2.
1947 F cr1 Aeprstar
''"c icCu•at.z•y 655 4=.33
1
schools and stopping Pn.
C..a •y Ga. �„ae M,.c�
please -al. 905 2000
xl
'RENT TO OWN.- Rcker
,noi�S�r7au 430--0134
vale entrance. Pik,ng. no
etre. -- „F-
good cOndt,or. no ruse 7
ATTENTION HUNTERS
bedroom basement apt. 4
7723-ets Srb2Smo plus hydro
De,ow ;,r•.g,nd, 'e;a,• va,ue•
POPULAR
PaSsen r oua a` Condi
g•
� To.
aders ea resit 1a 23 r.
WHITBY •urrisn00 pry
723-0619 leave message
Ask:nq �� t S2: JC OI: _al
9C5 427 •49f,
C,.ur• 1
C•^•nst•nas Crag Snow Nov
r.:,rurg c•., se stereo as
sleeps 6 5250 per, reek
bedroom ralk.,;,t base.
WANTED-
? at :he Jub— Pavwn
sere ask ^q S420C '211-
_
mane apt Very spacious.
pwet non -
!n
8245
.allrtdy taC bail and
srnOk7r t« 1 1.2 bOnm up-
p
AUCITON SALE. St. ilarys Hale.
Hwy 7A East to 35 Mty go rv,T to 10th tine of Mani
am Trp. go a" 1 rtxle or aon" , ndsay, - Hwy 35 saRh
to 10187 line of Manvers Date ia! Sot 9. 1030 am.
Esta* of OW tate Dora Brown. chawao1eld, colour TV.
Sterno, fall. 2 wall untrs. entenarwreni oerefe, lamp. 2
ynlgle beds. con.rchon of key Chains. rxxww electric
broom. dishes. old chairs. VCR. ardwenrig mactw,e.
1930'9 dicta phorne, old ice cream chat. old ironrtle for
cloth. exercise bot". guitar _u swords, ceramics.
Pictures. man more ,lsrns. Auctioneer Bruce Kedet
-•8`T u -.r - rl„✓ whir u. C /,,t
ra-.,.,. Lane. ew Part
snawa Over 6C e.hrb,
1917 ay.-.,,.-•.. voyager 3
(l�aflrle
patio Non Snro.er All n-
dusiveS600m, 7211.6563
Per floor or pnwae home
Simco Rossalnd area
nleror 55995 cemhed or
AJAX townhouse.
S459z_ Meets iotas by
rS Some space ava,abie
"t`• lar. •did '2a D00
•
905 432 8863 after 6pm
Own entrance, Ua. ��
If Ouses
Ur
WHRBY/BROOKWOOD,
- --- - --.
.ms - Dassengz, Cruise
GOALIE �tu.pment abs
Bachelor apartment. own
TSLtas SGOOrmon y
I ,
For Rent
three bedroom. lamrly
3 Bedroom. 2 Stoney, ? lr,
oiler 668-055-
will Cen, ,y $6000 Gail
i'urry on rens one Was
aintranu GM scum area.
Available
alable xrrmedialely
i 3295 now S2895 certr
ooh, air conditioned, five
baths f room with hre
Pools.
-
"' -�%�.3
2J t.�ot Catamaran �TOma-
Ia,xnOry and uriktoes irncluo-
ed S45C. ISO"
`dro
'r appt
sent,,enral value �,st Au-
24rr P
. W hanceS. evadable No
place. main floor laundry.
623-2200
1947 cle,,a^r owner
'6
do-. 2 sets of sales. , trader
Boar stored inside during
Imme-
date for oM Per
WESTNEY/HWY 2 one
'RENT TO OWN.- Rcker
vesper 1, references
4775000 Plus ubbbes 416
double garage. no perfs
5,275.00 mor" Pius ue1-
000 kens cem!�eO
s' 700
Winter months 43000 or
8-137le
,.-,r 438-13".
bedroom basement apt. 4
ng bungalow, large 411 -bold-
clad 49x5
sties Bank and employ-
NOT DEALS' BAR.
Car ,atE,283-
r`
p.cr rano, Diets.. 4•'?'+
-
MAJOR OAK a•,d Finch.
DC krasnroom. fnOW stove,
room upper. near 50/00157
AJAX. main floor 3 bed
m*tt references SePtem-
iAIN5 GALORE
•wo large bedroom and
lau^dry, sep entrance.
man. Private drive, fenced,
room, shared laundry ap.
boar 115 905 #30-8342.
- .6 x 1988 Buick LeSabre T
FOR � ,�e s::ras 1'^ ^g
gus• k
;4 rec:angula• K,i,a,• pct.
type loaded immaculate
`Dor- matl-esses ••eeze•
nc"modes decks 6 c�ng
nleror 55995 cemhed or
treaam, k.•Cre^ tab.e
S459z_ Meets iotas by
best Otte, Please call
chests 95 A,.d 8E Pre-
�aws 209• ware#^•y 1 80C-
905 432 8863 after 6pm
lucle mere James 683-
668-'564 P cke- ^g Ajax
In home. 2 11.'2 baths, ta-
779? •.
- --- - --.
1988 "ymouth Rekant LE
GOALIE �tu.pment abs
Ing Avail Oct 1 6190366
dr auto Ps. Pb. air. am
5'C• to 6:i S, cr Derr
• Lost &
'
fm Showroom condition
oiler 668-055-
• Found
i'urry on rens one Was
KENMORE Ext•a Capacity
private entrance available:
i 3295 now S2895 certr
was er & dryer Large
Kr-.�;,•e retr,dgeraior. a:'
DIAMOND engagement
tied 2 more nice cars rc
cho6se from Can 4279722
new and .n excellent condi-
nn, wide gat Dane. great
an tine Russ r
y i Ope 7 days
C-
f " 6C
sent,,enral value �,st Au-
24rr P
week ,r doors Big Town
Sall
•#mils room basement parking. dose to as arrnern,- Oct t $895 pus pry,pa, dunces, no.
pets. hrsbtast. 416 91, "f--,*Ter60m
apartment. air quiet court, ties available immediately (41612 $900 induces utilities
ots of storage. separate
S& -o Mer 6 p m 686
avadabie N,., ' 427-8479
entrance, parking all un-
C -Q2
,
:,aides included 5800 per
WHITBY
a HARMONY RD /Rossland
me stlasl Oil Ist 686_
axtra large two
2 storey 4 bedroom Victor
8904
bedroom with balconye
ana
In home. 2 11.'2 baths, ta-
ONE bedroom basement
laundry !aori ties, walk to
GO and beach Adult build • to
-xlyroom will fireplace.
n •
apt. almost brand new.
Ing Avail Oct 1 6190366
-air floor Iaundryroom.
Sep entrance 5550 Uil,-
e
I :cable garage. Oct. 1795
ties included After 4 pm
WHITBY One bedroom •
It a . 51200 Plus UN (416) 283-
428-:, tF
private entrance available:
..)93
OSHAWA 2 bedrocr
• ,
irnmediateiy, $545 per
e
;.IVERPOOL HWY # 2 3
apartment. 11 Fairbanks
month, utilities included
Ist last, also one available
• _ cedroom, bungalow, gas.
and 289 Cordova Rd $626
I I n
Cc' Ist 905,
• •afefences. 5850 (705)
$690 tit Ill
623-2200
447-2039
�. ening Post I x25, parking in ) STM 3111, MM -i711 I
MOVING SALE Sacra- Office •74G K,r. sror, Rd -luded Oct Ist ISUlast 728- WHITBY small two bed- •I •A BOWMANVILLE Four `
ice prices double Dec. sin- g g 1988 P,meutn Sundance ' ' ApaIVTlents 6420 eller 4 References room apt, suitable for quiet beWoom eat in kitchen. 2
P,cke`• Reward 416) 2 dr 5 -speed. natchbdck
ge bed deep freeze. mI 28._0--- 905 427-5416 new clutch til cruse sun- mature working person
crowave oven c"ff For Rent OSHAWA 2 bedroom ' r baths. 4 appliances,
ee and root. 22 Turtx, Nc rust Ex apartment. available at ggg 565NT0, available Imine- OCTOBER Ist ham rage arpeted throughoua- I Townhouses
r ,�. A; =,33._-4,48 FOUND orange smped d,ately 509-9919 floor of 2 betlr,om house $120000 plus utilities Oc- ' For Rent
tomer on Burcher Ra celient shape Red wrtr, and 900 Glen St Close to m Oshawa Garage, triage Dies 1905 69T-3508
Ajax 2 oedroom roared at 309 h
MOVING Sale Rattan r ni
bedroorr, sure. twin bed
Ow -.--'-,ay call 427-7639
g oDo 985
898`
Cordova Rd and also 2
x oos, shopping and
G M utilities included Ist,
snow thrower electric chain
LOST C,nnamor Cocka
$1499 cannnonball beds
bedroom 946 Masson $,
last required Calf 728
saw. sewing machine with
tell. orange cheeks ,r, the
1986 Acao ar 4 tlOOr auto
Oshawa No Pets Please
4993
CI(C registered Assorted
area at Barry and L ver
87 000ksus, proot
all 579-2387 or 576-6724
duplex.
many features, hrstiilast
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
Pool Answe•,. to the name
$1750 cert 1989 Cavalier,1
2
Bedr000m #pts in Oshawa
OSHAWA Bright two
Why pay retail pnces� One
o! Smo.y 839 2'22 or
z?Asgrin
door ai.cc will" air-
S3950 cert 433! 787
and 8omanvdie Stg
bedr,Orn in upper duplex.
parkv.g. dose to shopping
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
gesl manufacturers is now
selling deed to the
9 public
• ' PetslSupplies!
'992 Plymouth voyager,
v6. auric. 7 passenger. 3 OL
at S6001month, findavin
9e &
stove included. with laundry
facilities No pets Can 434
and transportation, 5695
plus hydro. available Oct
let ISIAast 428-1397
Eg oak pedestal8497 table and
Boarding
goaded Rust prCof 70,000
2407
a chairs 5849. 7 h double
(1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800
(1(� 666
rm new brakes & muffler,
I -BEDROOM basement
OSHAWA - end your
pe0esia, and 6 chairs
3 Bedroom townhouse.
S 3 5 Jr. 697-3323
apartment, available
now
search, charming 2 bed
WHY rent when you can
$1499 cannnonball beds
BOUVIER Des Flanders
1992 Ta.,rus L mint con-
separate entrance,
h,dge
room 2 level apt . in spa
caous V,ctonan
own your own home for
fom 5399. Over 20 stain
CI(C registered Assorted
ditiOr, P s • p b . air am, m
stove laundry.
parking,
duplex.
many features, hrstiilast
less than you thinO11 Can
choices, all solid, no
colours Cali anytime after 6
cassette, cruise tilt steer.
West shore area.
$600/
$645, plus 1c2 utillbes Pos-
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
veneers Traditional Wood
p m Mon - sun 1-705-
I^g 100.000 krr , $8900
month 831-6779
after
Bible S50 monthly discount
Re/Max Summit Realty
working 905-985-8774
799-2416
(905)723-8293
Spm
905-436-1442
(1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800
(1(� 666
stove included $800 NICE bungalow, Courtice. 3 bedroom townhouse.
monthly plus 1/2 uhbties. south GM. S950rmo utilities
Fnrsoast required (705 rage, completely furnished, ga-
rage. good neighbours ^�I F,rstAast required
'Q4 -5120 Suit responsible working Can 435-1088
couple with checkable ref.
3 Bedroom townhouse.
erences S900 436-3731
fenced yard, close to
OSHAWA - detached 3
schools. Shopping. Indge &
bedrooms, appliances.
stove 1300 Oxford St,
Parking. garage, deck.
Oshawa. $790 plus utilities.
huge yard, quiet street,
available Oct. 1, 432-2421
$950Imo available Oct 1
after 4
Oshawa 721.2162. Picker-
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
ing 905509 1927
bedroom Townhouses in
RENTERS -Own your own
well maintained family
bungalow for $725.05 P&I
complex, freshly decorated
per mo. Call John Mnis,
with Fng /sloven close to all
3211 Sales Rep, Remax Summt amenities, on site Myst. of.
realty 668-3800 lace cal 728-3777
lsk.
Townhouses
EI For Rent
'KERING hMs nQI`9 bedroom
SPACIOUS 3
BEDROOM
TOWNHOUSE
IN WELL MAINTAINED
FAMILY COMPLEX
INCLUDES ALL
UTILITIES,
4 APPLIANCES,
PARKING.
CLOSE TO SCHOOLS
AND
ALL AMENITIES.
122 COLBORNE
ST. E
OSHAWA
PLEASE CALL
FOR APT.
434-3972.
mese Clements Marwood
outh No appliances. $950
us ,males Steve(416)62&
- va message
Rooms
for Rent
AAA It,Ne average quiet.
ea furn shed room WIl-
.
ti On bus lone $85
,.eek .,dudes TV, cable.
parking 725-0416
AJAX Untumt~ room
r rent in clean quiet
,ome.
Cf laundry. ufil !
:ab�e included Sfwre bath
{ k t Mature working par-
lor only Non smoker
nalable ImrMd $400/
,crit, 686- 7260
AJAX clean carpeted
corn In duel adult tome
Jse of kitchen bathroom.
Ind laundry facilities Ca -
:,e S80 week furnishei
ter smoksrg female pro-
..
re-
., e' cons"Wate female
.o,irg to rent fumished
^own renovated room in
Large backyard
'aundrry.� cable
ciearppm in quien
✓^dlr none. Surtat)le for
',.•'; aduff. or turd terse
.,nr1 .hared facilltres
'v: vmlvkn,g, close to bus
r 4W
AJAX bedrooms, batn-
n7r , •. n,.r. laundry. ca-
ce Lar, meg. Allot e5 Non
S300 3 $400
^ir A.,lable Oct I.
,1 6.9-9081
AJAX- '.,nrshed room for
er• .r quiet nome. swp em
S cam Call 6860959
BROCK . 401. P,ckenng.
u' 3i' 'oom in gime( POrrle.
- ,toes use of laundry, a
-lose to aw amMu-
'es av,u. Oct 1.428-2%8
LIVERPOOL r HWY. 2
5-x:)0, mo mckldes utdrtles
.arge room, on second
"IL11 for quiet responsible
PICKERING 2 rooms_
& now Large.
'• emir oia.ed n:,rrw, an
e eI ltie5. working adults
time students only, No
1— « 5 1Tit.1_1
..ter„ _uiyre icor".
elft joie, use of kitchen.
rat, Picketing General -
19 Station. Go, PTC S34c
per mo $170biweekly
cin , _ . . 111.
. nwwa vILLIµ,e-near
all trainsportabon, clean room
N:1r double bed, shared
kitchen facilities and bath.
rocxn Laundry tac.included
S110;'week negotiable After
12 noon 619-0938, ane, 8
P m FA6-3366
SOUTH Nax-pleasant bedsit -
ling room, friendly adult
home. close to bus• snare all
facilities 58Sweek 427-
0394 after 6 p.m.
� 'Accomodadon
Shand
AJAX Tastefully decorated
3 bedroom home to share
Preferably working, non-
smoking female. 5400.10 per
WANT
Large unfurnished
room plus use of bath
plus kitchen for Sept.
16/95. 5400-5450/mo.
plus deposit. Refer-
ences available. Inte-
grity and long term
basis a must.
Cap 420.6019
(No basement rooms
please).
AJAX -Professional male to
share hone with same. NI
amenities. Must like pets.
plants. parking b bus stop. No
Drugs. 905-686.1214 even
DIXIEJFINCH, females pre-
ferred. 1 -bedroom protes-
sionalty decorated. immacu-
late new home, private bath.
walking distance to bus/min-
Liters to Go 5450/month
14161618- 21 22 eveninm
CACI.1,1111IC HUML, En.
niskillen area, fully fur-
nished. non smoking fe-
male preferred. $600 per
month includes utilities
References required Call
263-4783
wul+wnR. male win house
to share Pickering Beach
*Toed areacentral at. pak-
mg. 5450 inclusive Students
welcome 685--4834
4Cottages For RentE
� For Sde On, . FNOOM
PARRY SOUND Lake
Man louwabing Lakefront
2 bedroom cottage Fully
equipped kitchen, bar, in-
side and outside shower
Deck at lake and cottage.
Canoe. Horse shoe pitls.
Beautiful treed lot 55351
week Call (905)723-6120
after Spm Monday-Thurs.
day.
so Resorts
•
VACATION RESORTS.
world wide selection,
choice of 1-4 weeks, resort
amenities. call 905 428-
7402
CLEARWATER, fully fur-
nished 2.3 bedroom mobile
homes, heated pools, hot
tub, tennis, minutes to
beaches. Blue Jay baseball
NHL Hockey. dog d horse
tracks Children welcomed.
Less than motel (905)683-
SSm
IaIJrIIaCVUJ ..-3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
condoclose to famous
Clearwater beach, pond, la-
cuzzl. BOO private yard.
available Now Dec for
into and t0 view photos
151% 9846 or 579-3788
ST. PETERSBURG Isla
del SOI, 2 bedroom, fully
equipped. ground -floor villa
on beach. pool. lacuzn.
got(, tennis, boating9. fishing.
Sleeps 6. $375 U S weekly
839- 7571
4 c°"a° ` Private Homes For S*
16M sq it Tnde Casitas. 3
storey 2 bedroom . den,
balcony *,gas BBO
up Avail Nov 1% S 11 Uo
ubl. Call Abe 683 5117
n we 4? 1 - Fl -
Office d
• ' Retail Space
4 Months Free Rent -
Downtown Oshawa 40C
35M sq R available Pwk-
Ing and great exposure
Best reply rates Caw 434
2447 or 655 4132
DOWNTOWN .. ' awa- Bond
a Conde St Near City "I
2200 sq It ground floor office
space ftwashroorn, tree
Parking. w Reasonabie By
owner (905)723-9502 or
141 AI 7AOS 75C
IDEAL
person professional
Sq. h finished office
ti '" Sign,q. exposure
westr.-v �4.: r Ajax
PER MONTH
905-5Q9-3581
Garage 6
rA • Storage Space
OUTSIDE storage avail-
able tot can, boats. RV's
etc Caw Eo at 905-623-
7368 allot hours caw 905
983.96 70
STORAGE. Boat trailer.
venitle In Llshawa. 1 J acres.
pnvate . secure year round
access. $120 00 year flat
Me-
Illdlstrul
Units
INDUSTRIAL ,.nd for rent
at 899 Nelson St. approx
SW sq ft vim once space
and wodksnop, or as stor-
age space Caul 434-5494
MCUSTRIAL UMTS ' 5W or
3600 sq. ft A modern build-
ing, extra parking large
doors. Nelson and waterloo
St Oshawa, close to 401.
starting at $6751mo Phone
432.7223 or 728 -5487
kw vin a go,
cesrw7 3 7 4 ba" lags lam
rm. a"lan. 1000501"1
In quy!
Price AXien. M itkrlutK Ic
05naea.
'Coft of Pon P.
Bads m is S__vOra. act
S')' a-'. Cal Anda RlcaerdW
a us -also a 5-631,7
S LEVEL .,despid 5 bed-
rooms 1-4 PC 1 3 PC . 1-
2$x: bathroornsi. ali Con"
vacdouble g.aageow-
tron.c garage door, In-
;'7und pod Close to all
I•nehd.es Very clean
• ea: neghDoumuod
axibr closing Ask,rg
69 Jo0 ' 60 Goodman
EXTRAORDINARY -00,111
'man.late 1 12 yr
xetached Halrtvnen. 41 x 109'
eased lot. Courbce Larger
man the mode 1525 sq ft
eautituay decorated livn,q
tea. Three levels Upper moor
three bedrooms'targe waw.
in closet Oft roaster, petty 4
PC bath Open w:ndrig
staircase leads to man, lev
ovIovety combined fivingr
dvvngroorn. eegant 2 px
loam swrk:ung k.1cr•en to
Sliding Joon to Sculptured
trick ;,atio. pod -Sized yard
Lower level Zompletey
tri slledcarpeted r;'da
itch •>om.wet oak Ler.
bncke.', electric fireplace.
storage laundry Upgraded
wall toadcarpetng.ttoor
Ing throughout wit -in
w, washer built in mi-
lrowave central air va-
cuum. access JOor into an-
gle garage. ;garage -door.
penerl Large garden
.bed. o privacy fence Th.s
bright and open homve was
-tesgned and decorated for
gracious living S157.9W
..,nc ,c eae . w. A
HOUSE for rent or sale
Tyree bedroom semi. eat In
k.tchen, fenced yard tin-
isned rec roorn, close to all
amenities 51;)7.500 or
5875 plus utilities 571-
run1
OSHAWA,
IMMAI.V-
LATE Plus
1 Bedroom
reramlc file
throughout,
y and write
Jecor walk
to deck.
5140 3W 00
«_5-435-0124
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, Sept. 10, 1 - 4 p.m.
$259,900
1866 Glendale Drive
Pickering
Private sale. Tastefully renovated
stone bungalow in central Picker-
ing. Main flour: 3 bedrooms, 2
new bathrooms. new white kitch-
en. new windows, closed -in sun -
room and custom designed deck
uverlooking fenced -in garden and
heated IK x 36 pool 2 car garage.
New high ctticlency gas furnace
with electronic air filter. central
air Finished haseirlent with wood
fireplace
Call 19051 837-0957
MM
TURE TREES 89'x'OC'
Story -and -a hair 2.2 bed-
rooms. 2.4 Pete. 1 2 p'ece
bathrooms Family room
with gas fireplace. new gas
Menace double car garage
wim. long paved driveway
Asking $159.900 Call
434--7ryj5
5104.900- Are you look
Ig for a renovated brick
�.,ngaiow 3 bedrooms.
'ew ktcner hardwood
fr0ort walkout to a prvate
back ra'd and a good area.
Immaculate Gine me a caw
before you miss l Peter
Neal Sales Rep. Guide Re-
fM. h'LS7L.
1]SHAWA arge clean 3
:kd 1 bedroom sem back
.plc. 2 bathrooms finished
.rcroom with woo(move.
'.rioed yard. very nice area.
S 114.900 Call 1 .705-437.
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$a n
JA Dna.. Branales home. S
rears old. fenced yand At.
4 bedrooms. 2 V2 bans.
doubile garage a7y3tox '71' tt
^ c-J(kkograCallL'905� Crt
939 -
PRIVATE SALE Three
DO&OOm sem,- nicety
decorated, "bond
Meplace. roc room to
vention and PI JWP Murray
alta quick=Iosng. con-
vervent 1.nancing avariaC,e
to qualltied purchasers
asking $123.500 NO
AGENTS Call 576-8805 9
a - - 4 o T weekdays
SPACIOUS : Vo-ey. 3
bedrooms. rec room. Miry
to garage from nous.. cen-
tral air walh,x,t to pnvalle
yard $114900 Ted
Houghton. Reniax Summit
668-3800
WWTay large clean new
er 4 bedroom home in Rav
enscroh Suodtvision load-
ed. with *.Gras 5219.900
Condos
for Sale
Ne money Down assume
5'9.900;ow Interest rnort
gage. OAC. 3 truer . 2 sfor
ey. 1400 sq et quiet budd-
ing Close to &mntcwn
Farms
For Sale
HOBBY FARM 3 ~T 1•om
Oshawa. 5194 Skx vacant
3 bedroom bock �,ngalow
Garage K fin. oasenient
w:O. ( p . L'G pod. owl heat.
5 stall nurse loam - .---
fenced acreage Joan
Burns. Sutton Excel. 121 -
LDLs for
Sale
WATERFRONT :ommun-
ity In Port Perry spectacu-
lar 2 acre lots, with natural
yas.
905
) 427-0390, or
ffmMoney
To Lead
BORROW $10,00 . pay
as ofue as $110 per month.
o a c Free consultations
Anubls Investments Ltd
Mortgages and Loans
since 1973 Call Jerry
ron51 AVA.9117n
wrv.1,-, yitiU�C. ' VCUI
consolidations. credit ar-
rangements. personal
budget planning, credit re-
pair FREE CONSULTA-
TIONS Ontario Credit
Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor-
onto) 433-1425
s 'Business
PP
SMALL LOCAL soft dnnk
Vacation business for sale For more
PiropertieS rformafion call Albert.
1905, 728-7752
53500 fun priced, Sectud.
III wooded Trailer lot. good
road, sandy beach. fishing.
1.? M from Oshawa 1416,
431.1555
EARN daily. week y and
monthly incomes by teeing
great yourself and he ping
OIf1M5 do tfe sante 1-800-
618-3118
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ABOVE GROUND IN -GROUND
It RNO $59.95 14 It 281 $79.95
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carries &homie numbers
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$3491mn 18+ Touch tone
FOXY ladies - names a N*s
1 900-451-6088 ext 272.
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Training for the
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,business that wants to be
11successful today
Diamond Management
17�s.ltute has been
successful because the%
:ire dedicated to
,:. %eioping and delivenng
;;klztv training to help
'-ern exce'; in itoda,.
c- 'nPe*i':,.t- marketplace
DNII President Joe
Gagliardi says they re
two new
d: P I oma programs
recently approved by the
nce
S;Ak-"t.:s;t prjjgrirn Is
a 'LLE -time 15 week sess:()-j
teach the sk:': s
eded to perform
Phi-ticaed computer
:,eranons :r both smail
d :argk- ",usinesst-,
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0 -hour hands-on
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-'eloP the skills you
-,ed to excel in finance,
cmin)stration, customer
s,-r%icp and many other
The other prtjgrairt, :s
rpu1&-r!z,-d 0 r: c.
-,,i wr,6 11 SOT_
Th:s 17, %keek. s
A,,
President Joe Gagliardi
will train you (.11.:ons in Mississauga,
computer e qu: p, -%I-1r;,h.irn and one in Ajax
at 95 B;1%1%- St W. in the
YOU the Ski:;s ,ou need to Ba-, wood Plaza.
become .1 successful The institute :s,
comprised of qualified
program. %%ill instructors %%i?h relevant
incr.,.Lse \-our personal industr% experience and
ootnr1LjnX-_=)r., the lar:ou, programs
r t, A rr i x 'If
p.a ni:!7
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teams to peak about these and other
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DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
Ttueylb Aniiiiii-ersan-
yacqueline, -
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jazz - Tal) ~• Ballet -1-1coinle
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1) to Adult - .incl Adult classes.A six -d Tt!tn
JACQUELINE's s( ll(X)l. OF DANCE OFFER~:
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Ar i .'120-7399
`Joseph"
*nner of
Firs, Place
"Best
Costume"
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CREATIVE, COMMITMENT
DEDICATION ALL CULTIVATED
THROUGH
THE JOY OF MAKING MUSIC
PIANO, THEORY & MUSIC
HISTORY
Royal Conservatory Exam
Preparation
Fox Hollow Area - PICKERING
(905) 420-7642
i0iff the Ajax -Pickering
Canadian Federation of
University Women
for
Literature...
Legislation...
Friendship...
and Fun!...
I ,r information call
Karen Empringharn
O*DONNIELL SCHOOL OF 0
TRADITIONAL
Business
Opportunities
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Word Processing
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sence 197:!
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BEST Playmates numbers
1-900.451-5566 ext 697
$34 9.'rnrn. 16., T -tone
CALL Local Giris. gel
carries &homie numbers
1-900.451-5566 Ext 253,
$3491mn 18+ Touch tone
FOXY ladies - names a N*s
1 900-451-6088 ext 272.
$2 99'm1n. 184. Touchtone
OLDER women wanting
dates. lots of phone
numbers t-900451-3638
ea 259 5329 minute 18 -
touch tone
I I h4,%%rt%)nhs nr
horny arrw,intitwil't
a%allable
I)arleiii: Boner
(905) 427-43"
1.
I (MM) 461-0282
M 4 11.1 k.1. %,,,
Personals
TAROT. Nue,ology. Auras.
clairvoyance Live Psy-
chics Look intc your future
Is. $399 per minute I-
900-870-2770 EXI 716
lib CI#LU �111'
Diamond Management Institute
trains you for the future
Training for the
future is an on going
,priority fn(, an%. person or
,business that wants to be
11successful today
Diamond Management
17�s.ltute has been
successful because the%
:ire dedicated to
,:. %eioping and delivenng
;;klztv training to help
'-ern exce'; in itoda,.
c- 'nPe*i':,.t- marketplace
DNII President Joe
Gagliardi says they re
two new
d: P I oma programs
recently approved by the
nce
S;Ak-"t.:s;t prjjgrirn Is
a 'LLE -time 15 week sess:()-j
teach the sk:': s
eded to perform
Phi-ticaed computer
:,eranons :r both smail
d :argk- ",usinesst-,
-ThlN co-nprehen>:,,e
0 -hour hands-on
p - ogra rn will help you
-'eloP the skills you
-,ed to excel in finance,
cmin)stration, customer
s,-r%icp and many other
The other prtjgrairt, :s
rpu1&-r!z,-d 0 r: c.
-,,i wr,6 11 SOT_
Th:s 17, %keek. s
A,,
President Joe Gagliardi
will train you (.11.:ons in Mississauga,
computer e qu: p, -%I-1r;,h.irn and one in Ajax
at 95 B;1%1%- St W. in the
YOU the Ski:;s ,ou need to Ba-, wood Plaza.
become .1 successful The institute :s,
comprised of qualified
program. %%ill instructors %%i?h relevant
incr.,.Lse \-our personal industr% experience and
ootnr1LjnX-_=)r., the lar:ou, programs
r t, A rr i x 'If
p.a ni:!7
service !inane" -1 .1 -1 or t-!
pr„; ram.
hookkeep:n, says Jot-
vhicn, pro%idr ;t fu'l range
'In addi!:un you \vii' 1,;trn oftrain:ng services.
to lead and For more information
teams to peak about these and other
performancie.** programs c; '1 427, -192x2.
The company h., s
DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
Ttueylb Aniiiiii-ersan-
yacqueline, -
Sck)o1_Ly'1)ancc
jazz - Tal) ~• Ballet -1-1coinle
CLIN't-N Irk (41 Britili A„.),_iinon ()I 'I"catlicrN I 1).iniing
1) to Adult - .incl Adult classes.A six -d Tt!tn
JACQUELINE's s( ll(X)l. OF DANCE OFFER~:
1i ring Rvt ital
unnl.lulln, under A
A 1 1) S01jbili, • 1 :nnicr l'vrI()rtmng
Trip, I')
ar .,(A
W
Ar i .'120-7399
`Joseph"
*nner of
Firs, Place
"Best
Costume"
i Silver Medai
CREATIVE, COMMITMENT
DEDICATION ALL CULTIVATED
THROUGH
THE JOY OF MAKING MUSIC
PIANO, THEORY & MUSIC
HISTORY
Royal Conservatory Exam
Preparation
Fox Hollow Area - PICKERING
(905) 420-7642
i0iff the Ajax -Pickering
Canadian Federation of
University Women
for
Literature...
Legislation...
Friendship...
and Fun!...
I ,r information call
Karen Empringharn
O*DONNIELL SCHOOL OF 0
TRADITIONAL
Opicrations Managenwrit
IRISH DANCING
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Graduate with
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Small classes - parents included
Inquire about lessons beginning
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workshops...
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*Monthly Membership Payment Plans
*Squash. Racquetball, Tennis, Whirlpool. Sauna
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Fitness Passport. Pay As You go Fitness, Teen F I T. Club
Fitness Room, Personalized Trainirg. Cardio Annex
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427-6522
SOUTH PICKERING
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Forced air gas heat
b air condtrorwig
Close to schools. shoppng.
H"ay Access b GC Tran
GAIL DALL'
427-6522
THE BREAKERS
Luxury tondo
Great kricner
Two bedrooms
Ho securFul ity
Cam Georoe
IMMACULATE HOME!
Must be seen. Totally
private lot with pool,
deck. & profes-
sionally landscaped.
4 bedrooms, family
room & laundry on
main floor, central air
& loads more. Call
Gail for location.
VERY NICE STARTER
S114.500
3 bedrooms & finished
basement. All brick
detached. Good area. walk
to everything. Call Gail for
details.
BEAUTIFUL
BUNGALOW
' 2+1 bedrooms
' Large kitchen
' Sun room and rec room
' C' TD equipped
• Beautful hardwood
' Several lots available
Several plans to choose
from
' Large kitchens
Large great rooms
Custom design available
' Take a look
MAPLE RIDGE
4 bedroom features
hardwood floors, fin.
basement, air, vac &
sprinkler system. Call
Gail for appt.
FOR SERVICE "PLUS" CALL GAIL DALL AT 427-6522.
235 BAYLY ST. W.,
AJAX
427-6522
LOIS WEAVER*
1
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH
(Rain Date Sun., Sept. 1(P)
Rands Rd., Bashford, Empson
and Pridham in Ajax
8:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m.
- Only $6,795 down
- Great location
_ - Close to schools,
shopping & parks
�Y
s• —
•
--
ESTIGIOUS
DD
- Over 2,600 +
sq. ft.
- Sunken master
retreat
- 2 fireplaces
- Priced to sell
"DEDICATED To .SI_-RI'LN-G }'OL - 13L-7TER"
CALL LOIS AT 427-6522.
2-60X200 s,ng,e lar, •• - - , -s - sG
Buy a owiding Ict tdr S-7 wv COS', -
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included 427-0522
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TREES BEAUTIFUL TREES' COUNTRY 3 AT ITS BEST 'r
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today' Jeff Gracey. 683-1790 10F.
4i:, ;\Ti;
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A DREAM COME TRUE!
• r+ardwood floors
• Spacious master bedroom
• Sensational finished basement
• peck, ceramics. air
• Exquisite decor
i a n ner*
Evelyn Regan*
A TURNKEY HOME
• Manicured gardens
• Er suite bath
• Appliances. fireplace
• Cosy basement & woodstove
Call
PRESTIGIOUS LAKESIDE
• "The Admiral' - 3.000 sq h
• Custom wall units & gas fp.
• Main floor library
• 22'lutchen
FIN. WALKOUT BASEMENT
• Hardwood throughout
• 2 decks. woodstove, air
• Elegant window coverings
• Ajax -by -the -lake!
427-6522
57 acres
12 acre trout
pond
* Vicroy home
*
$325,000
• Pretty home on large
private lot
• Finished basement
• Gracious master bdrm.
with walk-in closet
' Listed at $157,500
* 2 acres
* View, view, view
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10 Monarch Homes knows
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pencil to paper. This care
and attention to detail is
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evidence at
Queen's Common,
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All you have to
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the homeowner lasting
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uy your home with con dence
Buxing it new home is a serious decision
and significant investment. But it is also an
exciting and rewarding process!
Doing your homework and carefully
researching the marketplace, means that you
will he able to buy your new home with
confidence, knowing that you are getting the
most for your money from the hest in the
field.
• Determine how much you can afford.
You may have a downpay ment together and a
rough idea of how much you can afford to
borrow. Contact your lending institution
to talk it over. Ask about a pre-
approved mortgage. It's easy to arrangeN.
and it costs nothing. For a specified
length of time until you buy (some
lenders offer up to 90 Jays), a pre -
approved mortgage can confirm the
mortgage you quality for and protect
you against interest rate increases while
allowing %ou to tknetit it rates drop.
• Choose a professional builder.
ti'hen sou decide to bus a new home.
it's important to select a professional„
builder. The quality of your home is
determined hs the quality of sour U
builder and. when you hu,. from a b
prof essional'twilder, sou are assured of
getting the most value for %our `.
invesiment.
Contact the Oshawa and District $`
Hume Builder.' Association for the
names and telephone numbers of
member builders. Association members
are committed to professionalism in the
residential construction industrn and
adhere to a strict Code of Ethics set
down by the Canadian Hume Builders'
A%stk ialion-
Nfo,I professional builder, are- also
members of the Ontario \c%k Hume
�A'arranty Program, which offers a
warranty at_ainst major structural
failures for a minimum of five %cars and
Fm
t_uarantees against defects in
workniamhip aril materials for at least
one year They al,u safeguard dcposrts
made M new bx)mc purchasers.
Talk it, friends and family members
w ht, ha -,c recently bought a new home
and ask fur their recommendations
Thcir cxpcnencrs can give %ou valuable
information about the professional
I .er, in the .area
• t,athrr at least three names of
prospecti%e builders Contact each of
them to discuss %our housin_• needs and
request a Int tit presious proiec's .1nd
customers. Drisc around and take a Itxik
ai some of the houses they have built
Falk to the homcow ner, and ask
quc,tions about the comrnunih. the
hou,c and the huildcr', service he'ore.
during and after the sale (-.insult more
than uric homeowner fur each builder
,'et a gross-scLtion tit opinions. Tak:
notes as you ;o along to help you make
cumparnuns later
fake a _fief, clo,.c limik ai a builder
mtxlel home,. Are they soundly built'
Are they well finished' How Flo the,
compare with other home, built by this
builder and other builders.' Ask the
builder about the types of materials
used, the maintenance requirements and
other detail, of interest to you.
Find out from each builder what kind
of senice you can expect atter move in
dans builders hayc established a system
for Iollow-up with their hoinehwcrs
such as three- and six - month
inspections. Compare the ser%icc
ra_kai.,;, of different builder,.
Hire a lamer. You will need a
lawyer for notary i to complete a real
estate purchase and it is a good idea to
arrange for this early. It you dont have
a lawyer already. the local or pro\incial ; <
bar association can refer .()u to lawyers
who specialize in real estate. Your
lawyer will represent sour interests
throughout the process of huy ing a new
home. Ask for an estimate of Icgal cosh v'<
r:a
in advance ,u you knutt what to expect.
• Decide where to buy You can loxtk
for your new home by sisiting builders' ztir
nxxlel sites, checking newspaper ads or .,
following "Fur Sale" signs that you spe•t
while dri%ing around. You can also hire a real
estate agent to look for a new [ionic. Either
way, the location of your new home will be
one of the most important factors you will
want to consider. Is the home convenient to
work, schools and shopping'' is public transit
close at hand'. Picture yourself in the
neighborhood — is it well maintained'' Are
recreation facilities available and nearby'' Are
there environmental considerations — such as
sources of pollution, noisy traffic routes fiir
cars, trains or aircraft — that you may want to
consider''
• Get the home you want. You must
consider your needs and wants carefully to
decide what is "nice to hate" and what you
'.must have." while always keeping your
financial resources in mind. It you are
working with a real estate agent or a new
home salesperson, choose a professional who
can help you identify particular technical
features and quality and value in materials.
prnxlucts and workmanship.
Most builders offer a number of choices
for their standard finishing products — such
as color and pattern of flooring and tiles, style
of kitchen cupboards and hardware and color
of bathroom fixtures. Many builders also have
a full inventory of optional items — such as
upgraded kitchen cupboards, skylights and
trim.
Professional builders will accommodate
special requests by purchasers — such as
special tiles or wooden flooring — whenever
possible.
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Do your homework when b
Buying a new home is a matter of good planning,
not good luck. No one person can be expected to
know everything, so it is critical to surround yourself
with qualified professional assistance throughout the
process.
Before starting out in search of a house, take the
time to determine your financial capabilities. Based
on your income and expenses, your real estate
representative is qualified to calculate the maximum
amount of mortgage you can obtain and, in most
instances, can put you in touch with a financial
institution which will provide you with written
confirmation of the amount. Knowing your price
range can save a lot of time, energy and, especially,
frustration during the selection process. It can also re-
assure the vendors about the validity of your offer
and, therefore, swing negotiations in your favor.
The structural soundness of your new home is your
next concern. Certified home inspectors can be hired
Features
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First-time homebuyers who want to ensure
investment value are wise to look carefully at the
features in a home, say Canada's professional real
estate appraisers.
A cross -Canada survey of residential appraisal
specialists who are members of the Appraisal
Institute of Canada showed that several features
were most likely to add to a home's value:
• Master bedroom and ensuite bath combination.
• Separate living room and dining rooms.
• Family rooms.
• Garage.
These features. appraisers say, can improve
chances of resale at a good value in the future.
"Choose a house in a location close to
amenities, constructed with quality materials and
with adequate space for future additions and
improvements," said a Halifax appraiser.
"Go for quality," added an appraiser from Ottawa.
"Look at subdivisions built by a variety of builders
and shop around. What does the streetscape look like•,
How are the rooms laid out? Are they of adequate size
and attractive?"
Appraisers were also asked if they thought first-
time buyers should consider the size of a house over
the presence of luxury features, given an equal selling
price. The answer, they agreed, was to choose the
largest house for the money and then add luxury
features as needed.
For more information or for a directory of
designated real estate appraisers in the area, call
the Appraisal Institute of Canada at 1-204-783-
2224.
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(hem • wMtD) 416-798-7672
to thoroughly examine the house prior to your offer
becoming firm. This can be a few hundred dollars
well spent, especially if you are interested in an older
home. To have an inspection done you should consult
your sales representative, who can refer you to one or
more certified home inspectors and then you submit
an offer on the house that makes it conditional for a
few days upon completion of the inspection. You must
pay for the inspection, but at the very least it will
provide you with peace of mind.
Once financing is in place, you should carefully
select one real estate representative to look after your
needs. It is important you feel comfortable with the
representative and he or she be very familiar with the
neighborhood into which you want to move.
NEW HOLES A INTERIM,1 "5 PAGE 5
uying a home
A professional representative spends a great deal of
time researching the market on your behalf and you
will be better served having one person looking after
your best interests rather than "working with" a
number of people.
Before submitting an offer, you may ask your
representative for a computer printout of comparable
homes that are listed for sale and that have recently
sold. Sale figures can be misleading because they do
not indicate the extras included, but they serve as a
general guideline of value.
Regardless of what route you follow to find your
home, the timing is right for you to do it now. Interest
rates are down, builders are offering excellent
selection and prices.
'31, ere do you find the best deals in new homes?
U,"- -'.,'In New Homes & Interiors, which has _ a
pressrun of 191,500 copies every two weeks.
To advertise in New Homes & Interiors
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NCW H01114—_S vamcl =3[1t4m2r101"S
Monarchhome ownershir offers in
From Page 1 the new home designs ai
Some of the great features
you will find in an A.B. Cairns
home at Queen's Common
include fantastic kitchen layouts
with upgraded cabinets and
ceramic counter backsplashes.
luxurious hathrooms including
cultured marble vanity top and
bathtub deck in the ensuite, gas
fireplaces. 40 -ounce broadloom.
deep -wood cornice moulding in
the living room and dining room
and ceramic floor tile in
kitchens, bathrooms, laundry
rooms and fovers. r
A.B.Cairns designs feature
inviting open :concept layouts
N%- ith comfortable
kitchen/breakfast arca/family
room combinations and design
features that can include
cathedral ceilings and solid oak
staircases.
Like all Monarch homes.
A.B. Cairn, designs provide
comfort and energy efficiency
with features like heat recovery
ventilators and direct -vent gas
fireplaces.
The exterior of these homes
is not overlooked. All -brick
front elevations arc attractive
and can feature decorativc
stonework and other accent
details.
The A.B. Cairns homes at
Qucens Common range in size
from 2.62;0 sy.tt. to 3.4 - sy.ft.
The Ashcroft (2,126 sq ft.) featuring a three- or four-bedroom layout is priced from
$219,990 (including GST)
and are priced from $269.90) playground. tennis courts. hike
(GST included i.
trails and acres of parkland.
Something that can't he
Queen's Common has a
overt okcd is the great location
home for ctervonc.
of Queen's Common, which is
Complementing the A.B. Cairns
one of Durham Region's most
designs are four new plans
prestigious and most popular.
which were created sprciticall-,
The popularit} of the
for this kind of neiLhbo►rhood.
community is due in part to its
Designed w ith space -
great location. just north of
etiicicncv in mind. these tx)mcs
Hwv. 2 and near shopping
feature large Homs, main -floor
faclllUcs, schools and churches.
laundry rooms and two -ear
The convenient access to all
garages. Other great features
amenities is matched by the fact
include solid vinyl windows.
that Queen's Common is
direct vent gas fireplaces and
adjacent to Lvndc Creek
heat reco%cry ventilation units
conservation area, with its
in all the homes. Two of the new
established children's
designs also feature second -
F -1
floor libraries.
These new designs are also
extremely versatilc. Two of the
designs offer alternative plans
which allow the purchaser to
select a home to reflect the
family's needs. These very
unique designs are ver}
attractive and are architecturally
controlled to fit in with the
existing strectscaprs.
The four new home designs
offer from 2.126 sy.f t. to 2.,SN )
sy.ft. of living space and range
in price from $219.990 (GST
included). There arc some
incntory homes available for
earl} closing dates and two of
available for viewing.
Of course, buying any ne
home at Queen's Common no
will also allow you to tak
advantage of Monarch's "worry
free package" which, up„
closing, pays your land transf,
tax, mortgage set-up costs up 1
$500, legal fees up to $1,00
and moving expenses up t
$1,(XX). For a limited time, vu
can take advantage of lows
lumber prices as Monarch i
passing this savings to th
homebuyer. See ad below fi
details.
And in addition to th
Ontario New Home Warrant
Program, all homes at Queen
Common are covered h
Monarch's own Solid Gold lIN(
year warranty protection plar
which covers everything trot
roof leaks to drywall repairs an
window failure. Monarch ha
just received a 10 -year ser. is
excellence seal for 10 years i
continuous Excellent ratin
from the Ontario 1xle%% Hiim
Warranty Program.
To visit the Qucen'
Common sales office, take H%%�
2 to McQuay Blvd., which i
just cast of Lakcridge Rd. an
_lust west of Brock St. i
Whitby. Turn north on McQua
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located on your right side, of
Ncttle's Court.
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Monarch is holding a `Lumber Sale'! Yes, a lumber sale.
Lumber prices have come down, and we're passing the nhviously, the price reduction will vary house to house
say inns on to you. and will depend on the desiun and the size.
Monarch is willing to pass this price savings on to you as Take adantage of this opportunjty...visit our sales office
long as lumber prices do not increase. today and ask our sales representative for all the details.
Sales Office Hours
Mondav - Thursdax : I pm - S pm
F=riday: i pm - 6 pm
Weekends & Holidays: i 1 am - 6 pm
(905) 428-0939
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• WELCOMING FRONT PORCHES!
• SINGLE FAMILY HOMES SIZED FROM 1508* TO 2455 SQ. FT.*
• VAULTED CEILINGS! • 9' CEILINGS IN MANY HOMES!
• CONVENIENT RAISED KITCHEN BREAKFAST BARS!
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Canadi'an bui*1ders leading the w. .
C anadians are among the hest -housed people in the the R-2(XX) standard, Canada's leading-eJ��e system of
world' building energy-efficient and cn%irt►nment'ally-friendly
Canadian housing technology enjoys an unparalleled homes.
reputation in the international housing community: The aim of Canada Mortgage and Housing
How often have we heard these statements and simply Corporation's Healthy Housing Design Competition was
accepted them at face value without wondering what lies "to design houses for the Canadian climate which are in
K -hind them:' keeping with the principles of sustainable development
The Canadian housing industry is a complex network — houses which offer healthy indoor environments.
involving builders. trade contractors. manufacturers, conserve resources and are environmentally -responsible
lenders. researchers, utilities, government agencies and and which remain affordable."
many others. An aging population means safety, accessibility and
K "At any given point in time. the industry is engaged in a independence are growing issues in housing design.
number of activities that have
the single aim of* building
better homes for Canadians,"
says Bruce Clemmensen. chair
of the Technical Research
Committee of the Canadian
Home Builders' association 'T"
(CHBA i. "These homes are
more comfortable to live in.
more affordable. more cost-
ettectivc to operate and better ND
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for the cn\ironment."
The AJ\ anccd Houses
Program. a research and
demonstration program
initiated h\ Ener,,\. \line, and
Resources Canada and the
CNBA. offer-, a fascinating
lok)h at the home, of the future.
The program is the testing
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products that will ha\c a
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On the surface. the 10
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Protect investment with a fall home inspection
Cool autumn breezes should remind new home
owners to prepare their homes against the wintry
weather that is just around the comer. Select one of
the pleasant fall days ahead and organize a
comprehensive checklist of several key areas to
inspect inside and outside your house.
Proper maintenance of a new home not only
protects one of life's largest investments, but ensures
homeowners receive all the warranty coverage offered
by the Ontario New Home Warranty Program
(ONHWP). Problems caused by homeowner neglect,
such as allowing caulking to wear down leading to
moisture damage, are not covered by the warranty.
New home owners can start from the bottom of the
house and work up when performing fall maintenance
on their homes. Choose a dry sunny day to open up
and air out the basement and crawl spaces to prevent
mold and mildew from
accumulating in the basement.
Before the cold weather sets in
and your heat is turned on, have
the furnace and humidifier
serviced by a qualified
professional. Areas around the
furnace, registers and condensing
unit should be cleaned to eliminate
dust and dirt.
Homeowners should carefully
examine their heating systems to
determine if the trade names of
Plexvent®, Sel-vent® or
Ultravent® are printed on their
plastic venting systems. Use
caution when examining plastic
vents for cracking or separating at
the joints since they may be
extremely hot when the furnace is
running. Faulty vent systems allow
the escape of flue gases, which can
contain carbon monoxide, into the
house. Exposure to this colorless.
odorless, poisonous gas can cause
headaches, nausea and, in extreme
cases, death.
If your home has a mid -
efficiency furnace with any of the
three plastic vent systems, call the
Ministry of Consumer and
Commercial Relations' Mid -
Efficiency Furnace line (1-800-
785-6588) to receive a brochure by
registered mail.
Also, have your chimney and
venting system checked to ensure
it is in safe operating condition.
Where applicable, exhaust
ventilation fans and heat recovery
ventilators should be checked and
oiled according to the
manufacturer's instructions to
ensure efficient operation.
In the kitchen, your range hood
filter requires a scrubbing with
mild soapy water to prevent grease
build up. Regular cleaning of the
range hood eliminates potential
fire hazards.
Windows and doors should be
examined for gaps of air
infiltration. Homeowners can stop
cold drafts from entering the house
by applying weatherstripping
around doors and windows and
ensuring the seal is snug.
Outside the home, check
exterior finishes. Home owners
should look for signs of moisture
penetrating wood sidings. Watch
for paint that is blistering and
peeling. If left unresolved, this
problem can lead to water seeping
into the house interior.
While inspecting outside
window finishes, check the
caulking for signs of deterioration.
If it is wearing down, remove and
recaulk with a good quality While walking around your
caulking compound to protect property, examine your driveway
against moisture and cold air f WMIN,and walkways for cracks.
entering the home.0 e Immediately repair any cracks
Eavestrough, gutters and you discover before water
downspouts should be cleared )use penetrates, freezes and expands
of any obstructions including into larger, more expensive
leaves, branches and debris. If BY AuBREYLESLANC Problems.
drainage from the roof is More information about proper
hindered, water can back up under the shingles home maintenance is contained in the ONHWP's
causing ieakage into the house interior. booklet, What Every New Home Buyer Should Know.
Keep window wells free of leaves and debris, For a free copy contact your nearest Ontario New
which may interfere with proper flow of water to the Home Warranty Program office or call toll free I -800-
drainage system around the foundation. Lot drainage 668-7504.
systems, such as swales and catch basins, are
designed to direct water away from the house. These AUBREY LEBLANC is president and registrar of the
systems must be maintained by the homeowner. Ontario New Hone warranty Program.
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Housing types to
suit your needs
While the single-family home on a
private lot continues to have strong
appeal as the "home of our dreams,"
many other types of housing provide
great benefits to prospective
homebuyers — whether they are
purchasing their first home, moving up
or looking for a smaller house.
If you are concerned about the
affordability and want to reduce the
maintenance requirements of a single-
family home, the marketplace offers
many alternatives to the single-family
dwelling in a variety of designs.
Knowing the terminology used to
describe these alternatives can be
helpful as you browse through
builders' ads and talk with
salespeople.
Here is a brief overview of ownership
options and some of the more common
housing types available on the market:
OWNERSHIP OPTIONS
Freehold — You own the horse and the
land that it sits on, with the
accompanying privileges and
resporuibilities.
Condominium— You own the horse.
The land and/or common areas are the
property and responsibility of the
condominium corporation of which you
become a partner when you buy the
hxxne.
HOUSING TYPFS
Townhouse— Single-family units.
usually three or more, that are lined up
in a row and share common walls.
Often, each unit will have a backyard
and a garage. Ownership can be freehold
or condominium. Townhomes have
become a popular housing form in many
parts of the country in recent years.
Stacked Townhouse — Two townhornes
"stacked" one on top of the other and
joined in symmetrical, or asymmetrical,
configurations to create an interesting
streetscape and a greater sense of
privacy.
Garden Home — Rowhouses with
condominium ownership, each unit
having both a front and back entrance
and shared parking in the form of
parking lots.
Carriage Hone — A semi-detached
townhouse in which the two homes are
joined by a garage or carport that
provides access between the front and
rear yards.
Maisonette — Similar to a stacked
townhouse, but consists of four units
(two on top of two others).
Manor Blocks — A multi -unit building
with the look of a sprawling English
country home.
Link Homes — Homes that are joined
by the basement walls only.
Semi-detached Homes — One building
on its own lot consisting of two units
that share one corrunon wall and have
separate entrances.
Duplexes— A two -unit dwelling on its
own lot with one unit above the other.
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Providing better service is a pnonty for builders
The home-building industry has
experienced some tough times over the
past few years, but that hasn't kept
Ontario's homebuilders from striving to
provide better service for its customers.
In fact, homebuilders have managed to
improve their record of after-sales
service.
Figures from the Ontario New Home
Warranty Program show that the
percentage of home builders with the
highest (Excellent) rating continues to
increase.
The figures showing just how
Ontario's builders are doing are
contained in the warranty program's
annual Home Buyer's Guide to After
Sales Service, which is available free of
charge to the general public.
Energy
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A'hv should I choose an
energy-efficient gas furnace'
kThe more energy-
efficient your furnace is, the
less gas you will use —
whether natural gas or propane
— and the more you will save
on vour utility bills. An energy-
efficient furnace may be more
expensive to purchase, but the
purchase cost will be offset
over time by lower operating
costs. Over the lifetime of the
furnace, your savings can be
substantial. A new gas furnace
of high efficiency will also help
fight global warming by cutting
carbon dioxide emissions by up
to 1,000 cubic meters a year per
household.
(Q Why should I choose an
energy-efficient gas furnace''
The more energy-
efficient your furnace is, the
less gas you will use —
whether natural gas or propane
— and the more you will save
on your utility bills. An energy-
efficient furnace may be more
expensive to purchase, but the
purchase cost will be offset
over time by lower operating
costs.
Over the lifetime of the
furnace, your savings can be
substantial. A new gas furnace
of high efficiency will also help
fight global warming by cutting
carbon dioxide emissions by up
to 1,000 cubic meters a year per
household.
These Energy Saving Tips are
brought to you by the Ontario
Ministry of Energy and New
Hanes and Interiors.
The guide is a 200 -page "report
card" on the registered home builders in
the province, with their marks being
rated as Excellent, Above Average,
Average and Below Average. Some
builders are not rated either because
they have not been in business long
enough or because they did not build
enough homes to qualify for a rating.
The guide, which is revised and
improved every year, is regarded as
"the bible of the industry." Those
builders who earn an Excellent rating
proudly display their Seal of Excellence
certificates in their sales offices.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program urges new home buyers to
check out the rating of their builder in
the Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales
60,
Service before purchasing a house.
The number of chargeable
conciliations against a builder
compared with the number of homes
sold in the past three years determines a
builder's rating. A chargeable
conciliation occurs when the Ontario
New Home Warranty Program
conciliates a dispute between a builder
and the buyer on after-sales service and
rules against the builder.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program is a private non-profit
corporation established in 1976 to
administer the Ontario New Home
Warranties Plan Act. It performs a
watchdog role to ensure that home
builders in the province meet high
standards and provide a quality product.
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Every home builder in Ontario must
register with the program and enroll
every new home built for sale in the
province. New homes are guaranteed
substantial warranty protection for two
years and seven years for major
structural defects.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program is funded entirely through
registration and enrollment fees charged
to builders. Since its inception, it has
paid out more than $100 million in
claims for houses and condominiums. A
copy of the Home Buyer's Guide to
After Sales Service is distributed
through libraries, government offices,
provincial members of parliament and
builder organizations. You can also get
a copy by calling 1-800-668-7504.
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New MOZaCB sad I=i1lt4_-riOZ'8
Now is the time to buy a new home
Everywhere you turn, it seems the message lis
this is a great time for first-time buyers to enter
the home -ownership market.
One could almost be lead to believe that people
who already own a home are not important to the
home-building industry.
Nothing could be further from the truth. In fact,
prices and other economic circumstances benefit
move -up buyers as much as the people looking to
purchase their first home.
Move -up buyers can now have the home of their
dreams and at a price they can afford.
New home
purchase is
a great
investment
Homeownership will continue to he a good
investment, even in a low -Inflation world.
according to Clayton Research Associates in a
stud% comparing the investments of homeowners
and renters in I I cities across Canada.
Few investments can match the returns on a new
house purchase. While the homchuvcr,,'s initial
investment mar represent only five or If) per cent
of the total purchase price of a new home.
appreciation accumulates on I(N) per cent of the
%alue of the home. If the homeowner sells the
house, no tax Is paid on the earnings for the
investment — as capital gain on a personal
residence is tax free.
The study indicates that if house prices increase
in line with the two -per -cent general inflation rate.
homeowners will have a S -50,(1O greater net worth
after 20 vcars than renters imcsting in GICs or in
j the stock market, and a S167.(XK) greater net worth
atter iU years. Even if house prices Ifo not rise at
a11. the owner's net worth is still 575.000 greater
than the renters after 31) vears.
Once the mortgage is paid off after 25 %cars,
homeowners' shelter costs fall to less than one-
third of renters' shelter costs. Homeowners can
then reinvest the difference for c,.cn greater
financial gain.
Bc%ond the financial benefits, the .tudv also
points out the "additional ad-iantagcs of
homeownership in terms of secuniN of tenure.
control of one's living environment. pride of
ownership (and) access to an asset on which to
secure a line of credit."
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"There has probably never been a better time to
buy a new home than right now," says Mary
Lawson, a spokesperson for the Canadian Home
Builders' Association. "In order to boost consumer
confidence, builders are offering some great deals.
Today's buyers are getting incredible value for
their money."
Affordability has never been lower. Low
mortgage rates have reduced the cost of buying a
house and enabled consumers to afford higher
priced homes. Today's move -up buyers are finding
that they can buy "more house for their money"
than they expected.
Builders are offering a vast selection of new
homes, specifically tailored to move -up buyers.
with all the features and amenities that these
consumers could not afford in their previous homes
— large bedrooms with ensuites, spacious
bathrooms with whirlpool tubs, main -floor laundry
rooms, lots and lots of windows in all sizes and
shapes, bright and efficient kitchens, formal and
informal dining eating areas, greenhouse kitchens
and many other features that add to the quality of
life through comfort, convenience and aesthetic
pleasure.
At the same time, builders are beginning to see a
number of changes in the demands and desires of
move -up buyers. Streamlined design is an
important concern for today's economically -
minded consumer and move -up buyers want a
carefully -planned layout that maintains a feeling of
openness.
Energy efficiency and reducing the monthly
heating hill is becoming more important and the
concerns about indoor air quality and other
em ironmental issues are becoming' more common.
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confidence, builders are offering some great deals.
Today's buyers are getting incredible value for
their money."
Affordability has never been lower. Low
mortgage rates have reduced the cost of buying a
house and enabled consumers to afford higher
priced homes. Today's move -up buyers are finding
that they can buy "more house for their money"
than they expected.
Builders are offering a vast selection of new
homes, specifically tailored to move -up buyers.
with all the features and amenities that these
consumers could not afford in their previous homes
— large bedrooms with ensuites, spacious
bathrooms with whirlpool tubs, main -floor laundry
rooms, lots and lots of windows in all sizes and
shapes, bright and efficient kitchens, formal and
informal dining eating areas, greenhouse kitchens
and many other features that add to the quality of
life through comfort, convenience and aesthetic
pleasure.
At the same time, builders are beginning to see a
number of changes in the demands and desires of
move -up buyers. Streamlined design is an
important concern for today's economically -
minded consumer and move -up buyers want a
carefully -planned layout that maintains a feeling of
openness.
Energy efficiency and reducing the monthly
heating hill is becoming more important and the
concerns about indoor air quality and other
em ironmental issues are becoming' more common.
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• Private court of 20 homes only!
• Peaceful, secluded treed lots in an established area!
4 Proven builder with 2 generations/50 years of building
experience.
• 3 finished models to view!
rs- • Choice of one of five free upgrade packages!
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Don't sacrifice beauty for convenience
Oversized dark walnut speakers in
the pastel -toned formal living room.
Unattractive intercom units that stick
out like a sore thumb in any room.
Stereo components and VCRs that
make your house look more like an
electronics store than a home.
If one of those statements sounds
familiar or describes a part of your
home, you are not alone.
Many homeowners find it a struggle
to achieve a balance between
performance and good looks when it
comes to home entertainment systems.
Sure, you could purchase a basic
intercom system, run speaker wire to
different rooms or purchase a VCR for
each television set in the home. But
you are bound to wind up with a home
entertainment that looks patchy.
The problem facing homeowners is
finding a system that would
integrate all those function without
disrupting the home's interior
design.
New technology has made it
possible for people who want all the
latest electronic conveniences
without sacrificing the look of the
home.
S} -stems are now available that
offer technically -advanced audio.
video and telephone paging
capabilities in attractive
components that will blend in with
the home's decor.
These systems are often grouped
under the banner of a "home
Conserve
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container in your toilet tank.
Don't use bricks, which may
deteriorate and clog up your
drain.
O North Americans bathe or
shower an average of 6.2 times
per week, compared to
Europeans who bathe or shower
four times per week on average.
0 A family of four flushes the
toilet an average of 19.4 times a
day.
J The average household toilet
guzzles enough water to
account for 40 per cent of all
indoor water use. Low -flush
toilets can reduce this amount
by half.
3 For a family of four, a low -
spray showerhead can reduce
water consumption by 27,000
litres (6,000 gallons) per year.
O When landscaping, plant
native grasses and use flowers
and shrubs that are indigenous
to your area to reduce the need
for extensive watering of lawns
and flower beds.
electronics network." Basically, what
these systems do is allow the user to
access television, VCR and stereo
equipment from any room in the home.
Think of it! You can enjoy music
from one central sound system
throughout the home or watch your
favorite pre-recorded movie in the
bedroom, while the kids watch
cartoons in the family room.
Some systems also allow the
homeowner to turn a telephone into a
paging device for house -wide
communication, without the obtrusive
wall -mounted intercom systems.
In some cases, your door bell can
also be integrated into the system and
sound through the speakers,
momentarily muting any music that is
playing.
Optional features to some systems
include closed circuit television
cameras that allows the homeowner to
monitor selected areas — the backyard
and pool area, the baby's room, or the
front door — from any television set in
the home.
How do home electronics networks
achieve all this? The system integrates
the home's existing audio and video
system components — CD player,
cassette deck, radio, television, VCR.
In each room, in -wall speakers provide
quality sound, while keypads allow the
user to access each of the components
including controlling the sound level.
Wall speakers of the past were easily
spotted. but today's technology allows
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speakers to be recessed into walls a
ceiling for flush -mount installation
The speaker grilles can even be painter
or covered with matching fabric ti
blend in with the room's decor.
"There are so many things you caj
do with in -wall speakers," says interio
decorator Renee Eha. "In addition ti
painting speaker grilles, you can cove
them with fabric or wallpaper. I've
designed rooms where wall speaker,
are completely hidden by quilted wal
panels. They still sound great, but yot
don't notice them until the sound start
to fill the room."
Other decorator touches include
faceplates for the control pads tha
match other wall switch or outlet plate,
in the room.
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"There has probably never
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home than right now," says
Mary Lawson, a spokesperson
for the Canadian Home
Builders' Association. "In order
to boost consumer confidence,
builders are offering some great
deals. Today's buyers are getting
incredible value for their
money.•'
Affordability has hardly been
better. Stabilized mortgage rates
have reduced the cost of buying
a house and enabled consumers
to afford higher priced homes.
Today's move -up buyers are
finding that they can buy "more
house for their money" than
they expected.
Builders are offering a vast
selection of new homes,
specifically tailored to move -up
buyers, with all the features and
amenities that these consumers
could not afford in their
previous homes — large
bedrooms with ensuites,
spacious bathrooms with
whirlpool tubs, mainfloor
laundry rooms, lots and lots of
windows in all sizes and shapes,
bright and efficient kitchens,
formal and informal dining
eating areas, greenhouse
kitchens and many other
features that add to the quality
of life through comfort.
convenience and aesthetic
pleasure.
At the same time, builders are
beginning to see a number of
changes in the demands and
desires of move -up buyers.
Streamlined design is an
important concern for today's
economically -minded consumer
and move -up buyers want a
carefully -planned layout that
maintains a feeling of openness.
Energy efficiency and
reducing the monthly heating
bill is becoming more important
and the concerns about indoor
air quality and other
environmental Issues are
becoming more common.
Builders keep pace with de
Today's new homes reflect
the changing lifestyles of
Canadians.
A return to traditional
values, the aging
babyboomers, environmental
awareness, the desire for
personal expressions — these
are some of the trends that
dominate the marketplace and
show up in the design, function
and interior decor of today's
new homes.
In the 1990s, home is the
place to be. Today's
homeowners value time spent
with family and friends in the
relaxed and comfortable
setting of their own home.
Open -concept living -eating -
working areas promote easy,
enjoyable togetherness.
Kitchens, often the hub of
family activity, are designed
for convenience and efficiency.
Well-designed layouts make
joint food preparation
enjoyable; pantries and kitchen
cupboards with racks, lazy
Susan, spice racks and interior
lighting make organization
easy; and built-in microwave
ovens and under -cupboard
coffeemakers leave less
counter clutter.
The master bedroom and
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homeowners of the '90s a
quiet, relaxing and private
retreat from the demands of
their busy lives.
The rich warmth of natural
materials and fibres — wooden
cabinets and floors, ceramic
tiles and stone — provide
lasting beauty and solid,
enduring quality and value.
Today's economically -
minded and environmentally -
aware homebuyers place a
premium on space efficiency.
New homes are carefully
designed to make the most
practical use of each square,
with functional working and
storage areas, effective traffic
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that promote togetherness.
Cathedral ceilings, the
elimination of interior walls,
large windows, solariums and
greenhouses create an
impression of spaciousness
and style.
Professional builders keep
up to date with the latest trends
and demands of the .
marketplace. They build
homes to fulfill the needs and
desires of today's homebuyers
and work closely with them to
create the home of their
dreams — a home that reflects
the homebuyer's personality
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