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Brock West dump odors
sicken Pi*ckeri*ng nei'*ghbors
B,# MARIANNE TAKACS close to the dump. She first noticed the odor - dump. There was a smell there too which
STAFF KFPr1RTFk on Tuesday and was still feeling sick from also sickened her sister.
PICK[ -'RING — Officials at the Brack
West dump have been unable to trace the
source of a mysterious odor that brought
complaints from arra residents earl% this
week.
-it smelled putrid." said Trudy Faraci.
who lives near the end of .tabor OakN Road
it Wednesday.
"I've had a kind of weird headache." Ms.
Faraci said Wednesday. "I never get
headaches. 1 feel very faint and a little hit
nauseous and kind of dicey "
She went to her sister's ho use to escape
the odor. but her sister also lives near the
Ms. Faraci reported several neighbors she
talked to said they were also getting
headaches from the odor. She and others
thought the smell might be from leaking
natural gas and called Consumers Gas to
k'.
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Lending a hand
Ajax parks and recreation department pre- program offered at the Ajax Community
school instructor Evi Head Tuesday paints Centre. There are still plenty of spaces
the hand of Katie Lager whose handprint open in the department's various programs
will represent a leaf on a tree being for pre-schoolers.
designed by youngsters in the Crafty Kids photo by A.J. Groen
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Leukemia
relapse
cancels
Daniel's
transplant
.AJAX-PICKERING —
1-hings have taken a turn for the
worse for Daniel Burton. the
nine-year-old Pickering
leukemia patient who was to
have received a hone marrow
transplant
Oct. •3_
On Sept.
`9. when the
student of
1: c o I e
catholique
Notre -Dame -
d e - I a -
Jeunesse in
Ajax was
already in Daniel Burton
Toronto's
Hospital for Sick Children for
preparatory treatment. doctors
discovered he had suffered a
relapse and the leukemia had
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THF NEWS ADVFRTISFR FRIDAY,(WIDNER 13, ITIS -PAGE 3
Trial date set for teen in A gun rangea murder
AJAX — A Scarborough teen charged in court, general division, in Whitby on Thurs- shooting of Norman Chow. connection with the shooting is to be tried
the murder of an Ajax gun shop employee day, when the tentative trial date was set. Mr. Chow, 27, was filling in for an ailing in adult court on beginning on the same
last fall is tentatively scheduled to stand He was 18 when he was arrested and co-worker at Firearm Training Ranges at 10 date. A third suspect, a teenager, was also
stand trial April 29, 1996. charged with first-degree murder and rob- Bart Rd. when he was shot and killed. arrested and charged in the murder and rob -
Tyrell MacKinnon appeared in provincial bery just four days after the Oct. 3, 1994 A 17 -year-old young offender arrested in bery.
Learning not to burn
Ajax Fire Department fire prevention officer Thom
Evered addresses youngsters from the Ajax Child
Care Centre who visited the fire safety house set
up at the station on Monarch Avenue Tuesday to
teach children that, in the event of a blaze, they
should stay low to avoid inhaling smoke. Open
houses for Fire Prevention Week are being held at
Ajax fire halls until 9 p.m. Friday and from 2 to 9
p.m. Saturday. Pickering fire halls are open to the
public Friday and Saturday from 9 a- m. to 6 p.m.
photo by A.J. Groen
Daniel opts for tough chemotherapy
FROM PAGE 1
returned.
The transplant had to be can-
celled, and the doctors advised
against further treatment for the
boy, says his father, Dave Burton.
Young Daniel, however, is not
about to give up and has asked to
receive the difficult course of
chemotherapy that is his only
chance for going into remission
again.
Daniel's chemotherapy treatment,
which is life-threatening in itself
because it becomes more intense
with every relapse, began Oct. 2.
Tests this week should determine
whether the chemotherapy is having
an effect, but it
will be at least
three four `l •'T
weeks before he
could go into
remission again.
If he does, a
bone marrow 744
transplant would
be done immedi-
ately.
Mr. Burton
says his son was
understandably
disappointed
when he was
told the bad
trews, but he's
rebounded from -�' �•� ;
the letdown and 1.4
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is taking the situation well. Daniel
continued to attend school last
week, but has been in hospital for
much of this week.
A frantic world-wide search for a
suitable bone marrow donor for
Daniel began last January, when his
leukemia returned after a three-year
remission. Near the end of April,
when no match had been found in
the existing files of bone marrow
registries, Daniel's parents issued a
public plea asking people to have
themselves tested to see if their
marrow could save his life.
In late July, just after learning
Daniel had relapsed again after a
six-month remission and was
unlikely to survive, the Burtons
STERN RANCH
were told a donor had been found
for their son.
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Brock West dump odor cause unknown
FROM PAGE t
have it checked out.
"We've had a number of
calls, about a dozen or so,"
said Paddy Davies, region-
al general manager of the
Consumers Gas Whitby
office. The calls came from
the area north of Finch
Avenue and west of Brock
Man's best therapist
Meadow one of the pets the Durham Region Com-
munity Care Assocsatton takes to meet seniors in a
special therapy program, is greeted by Mike
Mahoney at the Caregiver Reiief Adult Day Program
at 487 Wesmey Rd. S. in Ajax. The program holds
an open house Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
and 2 to 4 p.m. For iniorrnation, call 427-2315.
photo by A.J. Groen
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"We checked them all,"
said Mr. Davies. But no
gas leaks were found,
though a worker who went
to the area to investigate
reported back that there
was indeed a smell.
Brock West employees
driving to work along the
Third Concession also
noticed an odor, said
Andrew Heit, site engineer
for the dump. The Brock
West office also received a
few phone calls asking
about the smell. But as of
Wednesday afternoon,
landfill workers sent out to
investigate could find no
specific source for the
odor.
"Odor complaints are
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often the result of an
"inversion", where weather
conditions cause changes
in air pressure which pre-
vent normal landfill odors
from dispersing as usual.
"There was definitely an
P
inversion (Wednesday)
morning."
Mr. Heit noted the smell
seemed to have gone by
Wednesday afternoon,
though staff at Brock West
would continue to investi-
gate. Dump officials were
unavailable for comment
Thursday.
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Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser
T11NUM J. WHITTA[iiER, Publisher
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JOANNE BURGHARDT. Edi or-mchief
pt",,4W Wedrxsday, Friday, Sunday
SIEVE HOLISM, M"M Ed"
130 132 Commercial Ave. Ajax Ont.
BRUCE DANFORD. Advenismg manager
ALVIN BROUWF]t Retad MxW
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ABE FMOIOURIE. Distnbution manager
Fbm: 683.5110 Fac 683-7363
Opinion
Life and death
Tom Wulff had reason to give thanks on Thanksgiving.
And, he repeated his gratitude Thursday.
The Pickering resident is likely alive today because local
ambulance attendants Tim Calvert and Walter L.ogozar who
arrived at his home Aug. 19 were equipped with a defibrilla-
tor and the knowledge needed to use one. The 43 -year-old
had no vital signs a few minutes after he suffered a cardiac
arrest. The ambulance attendants, who'd recently completed
training in use of the defibrillator, were able to re -start his
heart, then transferred him to hospital where he eventually
recovered_
Before July 28. the ambulance that arrived at Mr. Wulffs
home wouldn't have been carving a defibrillator. He proba-
b1v would have died unless he made it to hospital within 10
minutes after his heart stopped.
But, Mr. Wulff is alive today and was at Ajax -Pickering
ambulance: headquarters Thursday when the attendants who
saved him and about 40 of their colleagues received Level
One Paramedic certificates officiall% recognizing their quali-
fication to use a defibrillator. All four Ajax -Pickering ambu-
lances have defibrillators and ambulance attendants arc
equipped with the necessary know-how on their use.
"nis will make a dificrencc in Durham Region," says
Mart. Epp, who runs the Base Hospital!Advanced Life
Support program which provides training and eduction pro-
grams for ambulance attendants in the arra_ -People will be
saved even %car." People like Mr. Wulff.
L_cvcl One Paramedic certification is the first step toward
ambulance attendants getting full Advanced Life Support
accreditation, which will allow them to do more for patient%
whose lives are on the line. Just when the attendants will get
that additional training depends on when funding will be
made available b% the Province.
We've agreed with some of the funding cuts made by
Mike Harris and his Progressive Conservative government,
especially those that will help the economy. We've winced at
cxhers,particularh those that have acrid to kick some pro -
pie when they're already down.
But, there is absolutcly no question that the Province must
continue to provide funds to train ambulance attendants to be
paramedics. Mr. Harris, loosen up the purse strings, use some
Common Sense and cough up the money that will save lives.
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A revert report revealed many
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more difficult to make ends meet
financially now than five years
ago. Do you agree?
INFOSOURCE PHONE#
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Which team do you think will win the
World Series?
-- asked at Cloveridge Plaza in Ajax
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who live there."
FRANK HOUSTON
"The Mariners. Thee are
the best team."
CINDY l,iENIP
"The Cleveland Indians,
my sentimental
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A penny saved in income tax Thallksgwng
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To the editor: 'Tory. and GO Transit. Individual taxpayers willTo the editor:
Durham West MPP Janet Ecker (pro- Governments, both federal and provin- find the income gained as a result of the """"-'I hope everyone had a happy
filed in your Sept. 9 edition in a story dial, will lay off thousands of civil ser- 30 -per cent income tax cut will be offset ;;.Thanksgiving, except the two thieving
headlined 'Tories 'serious' about keeping vants. The Ontario government will also by the additional charges mentioned. women who stole my children's
vows') and others of her political persua- cut hundreds of millions of dollars from In connection with the welfare cuts just Explorer wagon from the waterfront
sion are under the misguided impression transfer payments to local governments, implemented, we have already heard Mike Utrail on Monday. You were seen by sev-
that the Ontario electorate gave Mike and this too equates into lost jobs. Harris suggest that those worried about the eral people unloading the items from
Harris an impressive mandate, because it Industries and businesses are also down- effects of his government's cuts on the the wagon before you stole it.
believed in, and supported, all of the sizing, all of which results in enormous poor or on hospitals should donate to char- I wonder what you would think of
planks of his platform, The Common job losses in the private and public sectors. ities the money they save when the Toriesanyone who stole your children's
Sense Revolution. How may of those people made redun- cut income tax rates. wagon. I'm sure someone, perhaps a
The central plank of this platform was a dant will find jobs paying as much as the "I would encourage them, if they:'neighbor or friend (it you have one),
promise to cut provincial income tax by ones they have to leave? Not many. A believe that and they know individual knows that you didn't purchase the
30 per cent and balance the budget in five large number will be lucky to get a part- cases of where help needs to be, that per- veagon on a holiday Monday.
years. Unfortunately, the Ontario elec- time job paying the minimum wage. haps that's the way that they want to This is just an example of Ajax
torate became so mesmerized by the tanta- Consequently, the reduction in govern- spend their tax cut," Mike Harris said on abecoming closer to a big city and it also
lizing prospect of the 30 -pet cent cut in ment tax revenue is staggering. User fees radio talk show. ':.shows that not everyone has evolved to a
income tax that they failed to think this will be the order of the day, affecting This is hardly reassuring. er form of life.'
one through properly, and ignoring the every facet of life in Ontario. We have Guy Coln&,o
>gin $olid,
writing that was already on the wall, voted already seen fare increases by the TTC Ajax 7'"Al"
Drinking water unaffected
by nuclear station dredging
By MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Removal of silt
near the Pickering Nuclear Generat-
ing Station will reduce the chance
that the power plant's operations
could be hampered but it won't affect
area drinking water.
Approximately 16,000 cubic
yards of silt will be dredged from
Lake Ontario near a water intake
channel at the nuclear station in a
$1.9 -million operation that began
this week.
Ontario Hydro says every possible
precaution is being taken to ensure
there is minimal sediment resuspen-
sion in the water, and that the dredg-
ing will not affect drinking water
supplies.
About 25 truckloads of material
will be moved per day along Mont-
gomery Park Road between Brock
Road and Sandy Beach Road. The
work is expected to continue nearly
24 hours a day until sometime in
November, depending on the weath-
er, according to Jamie Lawrie, a
senior technical officer at the station
and the dredging project leader.
"We've done extensive chemical
analysis of the silt that's in the chan-
nel," says Mr. Lawrie, who explains
the testing has been done for a wide
range of pollutants. The analysis has
found the sift to be suitable for clean
fill. As well, nates Mr. Lawrie, radi-
ological analysis of the material has
found it to be safe.
The silt will be taken to a site on
the nuclear station property between
Alex Robertson Park and the lake. It
will be shaped and seeded to match
local terrain and a berm will keep it
from returning to the lake.
The silt to be removed has accu-
mulated for about 10 years near the
intake channel that brings water into
the plant for use as the main coolant
for its turbines and a variety of other
processes. In some areas of the 13 -
foot -deep channel, the silt has risen
to about eight feet.
If it isn't removed, says Mr.
Lawrie, the operation of the plant
could be affected. There's a particu-
lar problem in the winter, he
explains, when ice build-up in the
channel uses the station systems to
try to sock in water faster, thereby
Picking up more silt that clogs filters.
A special computer -controlled
"bucket" used for the dredging mini-
mizes the chance of the scooper
overfilling and thea spilling sediment
back into the lance and it separates silt
from the water more efficiently.
The dredging project has been
approved by the provincial Ministry
of Natural Resources, and has been
discussed with the Ministry of Envi-
ronment and Energy, the Canadian
Coast Guard and the Metropolitan
Toronto and Region Conservation
Authority.
Pagingall book lovers to bl sale
AJAX — Mystery. Murder and Mayhem is the theme Money raised frau the sale will be used b support spo-
of the used boot sale being held by the Friends of the cial
projects at the Ajax library to eru6anoe services for all
I2wxy this Sunday Som 1 to 5 pm. at the Ajax Publicresidents.
Library' s main branch at 65 Harwood Ave. S. Book bags will be on sale for S10. There'll also be used ed books will be offered at greatly reduced information about the library's Buy a Best -Seller cam-
pnc�es. Donations of books for the sale would also be paign and on how to join the Friends of the Library.
appreciated and may be dropped off at any branch of the For more informaticxt- call Friends of the I-i"y prem-
�'r' dent Val Marshall at 428-1328.
OOps!
A 3 A X -
PICKERING
— A story in
Wednesday's
News Advertis-
er incorrectly
reported the
date of the next
meeting of the
Congress of
Black Women
— Ajax -Picker-
ing branch
based on infor-
mation supplied
b us.
A local edu-
cator who
attended the
recent interna-
tional women's
conference in
Beijing will
speak at Sun-
day's meeting
of the congress.
M a n u e I a
Godinho's
address from 2
to 4 p.m. will
open the meet-
ing that runs
until 6 pm. in
Room 2 of the
Pickering
Recreation
Complex, 1875
Valley Farm
Rd. For more
information,
call Norma
Akinbiyi at
428-9191 or
Sylvia Allen at
619-2712.
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help they need
AJAX-PICKERING — The
United Way is encouraging area
residents who work outside the
community to send their donations
back home.
Many companies have payroll
deduction plans which make it eas-
ier for employees to contribute to
the United Way. But many
employees
don't realize
they can
direct their
contribution
to their own0'Oh'a
community.
We just
want to make
sure that people who want to help
agencies in their own community
are aware they have that opportu-
nity." says United Way of Ajax -
Pickering campaign chairman Bill
Hutchison.
"To designate to the united
Way of Ajax -Pickering, all they
have to do is fill in the appropriate
box on the donation cards." he
notes.
The United Way of Ajax -Picker-
ing helps fund three special pro-
jects and 24 agencies, including
Big Brothers. Big Sisters, Chil-
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APPIF House for abused worsen.
Kinark Child and F=amily Scr ices.
Credit Counselling Service. and
Ajax -Pickering Community Care.
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AJAX — You can be a hero while enjoying
a host of activities at a festival here Saturday.
The Baywood Centre Fall Festival is being
held in support of the United Way of Ajax-
Pickering's 1995 fund-raising campaign,
which has as a theme United Way Makes
Heroes of Us All.
Highlights of the festival include a rock
band, line dancing, pony rides, pumpkin patch
and raffle draw for prizes.
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Extra show added to Lend Me a Tenor
PICKERING — A hilarious comedy
now playing at the Herougate Barn Din-
ner Theatre is entering its final two
weeks.
The comedy Lend Me A Tenor,
starring Geoffrey Coulter and Peter
Hurley, is winding down its run at
Herongate.
Due to popularity and demand,
Herougate will add one extra perfor-
mance on Wednesday, Oct 25. The show
doses on Saturday, Oct 28.
The play follows the exploits of Max
who dreams of becoming a famous opera
star. vie gets nls wish In the
most unusual manner when he most
impersonate the famous Tito Merelli who
has come to Cleveland to give a benefit
performance for the Grand Opera's
-10th anniversary.
Mistaken identities and confusion
lead to a hilarious climax.
Herongate's next production is the
musical comedy If The Shoe Fits.
Prices start at $31.95 per person,
including all taxes.
Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre is just
north of Pickering on Altona Road.
For tickets and information, call 472-
3065.
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Yacht cine, aen
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to help
expectant
couples
D Many
topics
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DURHAM —
Understanding
bow a baby
grows during
pregnancy is
among the top-
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ered in an
upcoming series
of talks.
The Child-
birth Education
Association of
Durham is offer-
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at the Ajax Pub-
lic Library at 65
Harwood .Ave.
S. at Kings
Crescent.
On Monday,
Oct. 23, the
topic is Preg-
nancy Changes,
which looks at
physical, emo-
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adjustments of
expectant par-
ents.
On Monday.
Nov. 27, the
topic is Choices
for Childbirth,
aimed at helping
parents -to -be
identify and
make choices.
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the series will
be held from 7
to 8:30 p.m.
Preregistra-
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required.
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charge and all
are welcome to
attend.
For more
information, call
the Childbirth
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ciation of
Durham at 420-
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and get some fresh air as well? The FBYC is responsible for limited to Frenchman's Bay.
The Frenchman's Bay Yacht the Pickering area and is hoping Garbage bags and gloves are
Club, in co-operation with to get enough volunteers to being supplied by the Metro
yacht clubs and environmental clean the shoreline of French- Toronto and Region Conserva-
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Oshawa to Toronto, is looking town waterfront as well. Volunteers are asked to take
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asl;�o meet at 9 a.m. Satur-
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Under -15 boys Power their way to soccer tourney championship
PICKERING — The Pickering Power
under -15 boys' house league all-star
soccer team captured the championship
at the recent Albert Campbell tourna-
ment in Scarborough.
In the final, Pickering edged
Woodstock 3-2 to earn the champi-
onship title. Chris Fortin, David
Donaldson and Sam Awaleh-God scored
for Power.
Pickering's Kadar Awaleb-God was
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chosen most valuable player for the defeated by Clairlea 2-1. However,
tournament.
Pickering was later awarded the win
To advance to the championship
after it was discovered Clairlea
GKN
game, Pickering defeated �h
Q had used two overage players in
Wexford 3-1 in the semi-final
the contest. Sam Awaleh-God
contest. Sam Awaleh-God, Fortin
was the lone Pickering goal scor-
and Kai Ly were the goal Scor-
er.
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2-2 Awaleh-God
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Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363.
The St. Isaac Jogues Cathoi,c School soccer teams swept all divisions at
the recent soccer championships for Pickenng separate schools. In front
row from left are Jerone Mills, Matthew Pett and Adam Halket. In middle
are Diana Petersen. Danielle Tanner, Christine Axe and Julia Prohaska.
In back are coaches Mike Ward, Guy Aversano, Christie -Ann Evans and
Paul Casein. photo by Andrew Iwanowski
'ower semi-finalists in Cup play
<> 'PICKF.RING — The Pkkering Power Simcoe Engineering Group udder -15
<boys' rep soccer team finished off the season as asemi-finalist :n the recent
Cenirai Sotaoex League's Cup playdowns-
Power was beaten by a s"S Scarborough Athletics squad in the CSL Cup
:semi-finals. The Athletics went an to win the league Cup dile.
." N fil sbod in fourth place in the CSL s premiere dmsron during the neg-
Team cadet Robed V-loio was awarded the trophy as the most valuable player
In the division for '95 at the year -
presentations in Scarbaou861ate )au nnonth
Prower pertieipeted in five mt>manlents this season, finishing as runners-up at
` Uniciuvilie and Peterborough, will advancing to the semi-finals at the Ottawa,
Kingston and Brantford evertic.
t As a final wrap so the summer before moving to the indoor season. the Simone
:;;`;Engineering Group reps will head to Long Island New York for a U.S.
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Team members are David Donaldson,
Chris Fortin, Justin Gariba, Chris
Langford, Bradley Jamieson, Andrew
Campbell, Patrick Rob, Kai Ly, Ryan
Coe, John O'Connor, Cort Clayton,
Shane Kanellis, Charles Malcolm,
Nickolas Karkas, Nick Lioktsis, Sam
Awaleh-God and Kadar Awaleh-God.
The coaches are Dave Donaldson and
Terry Gariba.
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PICKERING — The St. Isaac
Jogues Catholic School
Crusaders made a clean sweep
on the soccer pitch this season.
All the school's soccer teams
— junior boys and girls and
intermediate boys and girls —
captured Durham Elementary
Separate School Athletic
Association Pickering area
titles when the soccer season
wrapped up last week.
The intermediate boys' team
defeated St. Elizabeth Seton
Catholic School 1-0 for the
championship in a game which
needed a shootout to decide.
Team members are Brad
McIntyre. Joey Moore. Mike
Perulli. Stephen Lombardi,
Trevor Small. Ivan Cuk, Matt
Pett. Steven Stinson, Adam
Stephens. Adam Halket,
Gbenga Olusoga. Mike
Football
Mitchell. Devon Kiyonaga.
Dan Fernandez, Dan Lusina.
Mike Kerr -Stewart and Mike
Ferreira.
Meanwhile, the intermediate
girls' squad at St. Isaac Jogues
captured the Pickering crown
with a 3-1 win over Holy
Redeemer school in the final.
Team members are Cherry
Aranzanso. Christine Axe.
Christie Barlow. Sheila Bergin.
Valerie Bonadio. Jennifer
Cborney, Desiree Comte. Aisha
Humphrey. Stephanie Lacey.
Trisha Slade. Nicole Tanner.
Jasmine Urbas, Nathalie Urbas.
Kim Wright and Julia
Prohaska.
The Crusaders' junior boys'
team was unbeaten this season
and capped a fine year with a
1-0 victory over Elizabeth
Seton in the final. Team mem-
bens are Jerone Mills. John
Cassidy. Kevin Krasnowski.
Michael Krasnowski, Kyle
Harding. Kyle Hamilton.
Jonathan Samson. Patrick
Crandks. Brian Crandles. Kirk
Gomez. Bradley Binns, Derek
Polowyk, Adam Pett and
Morris Dizon.
The Crusaders junior girls'
squad defeated Holy Redeemer
3-1 in the championship game.
Team members are Susan
Strazzeri. Jessica Coulis.
Michelle Wang. Jill Chouinard,
Diana Petersen. Lori
Aranzanso. Angelii-.c Pabone,
Shannon Boodram. Bobbi Axe.
Danielle Tanner. Jaclyn
Prohaska, Crystal Grenning.
Andrea Comte. Megan Friel,
Nora Currie. Christine Dineley.
Martha Chase and Ashley
Riggs.
olphins win two
of four in weekend action
AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering
Dolphins teams posted a .500 record m Central
Ontario Minor Football League games on the
weekend.
The Dolphins' tyke tackle squad prevailed 27-
6 over the Brampton Bulldogs. Running back
Joe Dublin led the way with three
touchdowns while wide receiver
Dan Gazarek scored the fourth
major. Jeff Talmey hooked up
with Gazarek for a two-point
convert. Linebacker Dan
West was named the most
valuable player on defence,
while quarterback Talmey got
the nod on offence.
The atom Dolphins were��
downed 38-30 by the Oshawa
Hawkeyes. Fullback Greg Mair
scored a pair of touchdowns with running back
Sean Bennett and wide receiver Joe McGregor
adding one apiece. Mair also kicked three con-
verts for the Dolphins. Luke Vitelli was the
defensive player of the game, with Paul
Diclenente eaming offensive honors.
In the peewee contest, the Dolphins were
blanked 20-0 by the Hawkeyes. Wes Boise was
offensive star, while Nemor Gregory was defen-
sive MVP.
The Dolphins' bantams broke open a 7-7 half-
time draw to post a 26-13 victory over the North
York Bandits. Running back Bruno Azevedo
managed two touchdowns while Jason Gomez
and lineman Rocky Puopolo scored one major
apiece. Scott Penny booted two converts. Jason
Hinds was the defensive star and Mike Plummer
was the offensive player of the game.
The tyke flag football team had a bye this
weekend.
The Dolphins' next home games are at
Kinsmen Park in Pickering Sunday, ()ct. 15.
Teens sought for midget
girls' rep softball team
PICKERING — The Pickering midget girls'
rep softball team is looking for players for the
1996 season.
Players must be between the ages of 17 and
19.
The Pickering squad will represent the town
as it plays teams from other communities.
For more information, call Bill Douglas at
(905) 509-2355.
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PICKERING — The Pickering Pis Nestle
Sabotrn were specraadar in net fke or the shubut.
Cheam novice W rep Y mann fished its
exa tion season ao a attong we last "Xi mel,
In the game against Agincourt, Michael
Krasnowstki scored on a set-up from Cameron
On Saturday, Pickering tied a tough Agincourt
Canaft0s team 1-1 and on Sunday defeated the
Wagers in the rer - period for a lead which held
West H71 Golden Rawles 3-0.
up until the last two minutes of the game when the
Canadians manapd to even the scare.
On Shy, die Panthers took a 1-0 lead bW the
Team members are Cameron Clayton, Ryan
third period on as wassuad rel by Jonathan
Moore. In the Wird, Pkkmg bot 000tol of the
Clayton, Matthew Gifford, David Kerr, Jason
pne with gods by Jason Krainowdi, tested by
set
MawMnmd Konatha ti, Chris lJustin
Lawrence. Jonathan Moore, Justin
up �' Justis �P�-
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Wim' C�JO° Walbs and
Goallenders Matthew Thompson and Ryan
Callum �Scott
Peewee Panthers just
miss tourney crown
P"(ERING — The Pickering Panthers Bell
Carmada mom paw `AAS rep hockey tam lost a
Dimitris Grigoriadis, James Cummins and Evan
Georpevski also scored. David Slkrepud and Ryan
tough battle to the Richmond Hill Jaguars in die
sm"inal of the Burlington tournament
Pdan each earned two assists, with single 6elpors to
over the
David Hughs, Greg Cusack and Bandon SakerTbanksgiving .
wroeJoea Billing, Grigoriadis and Cummins came
Although coming nP with a Wong eBon G up biS in a 4-2 win over Brampton in the
against last season's
all -Ontario
ons, Pickering was unable to bold
third game. Billing scored two goaK while
Cumminsand Grigoriadis
r`►Q`
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t came up with a
re goal and an assist apiece. Rogers and
the
1 per W �g
Hughes pitched in with single helpers.
To get to the semi-finals, the Bell pee -91'1
FIAT
Goalies Chris Franz and Luke Gregoire
0't' (combined to allow only five goals to the
weer finished first in their division with a
,o„cy.
perfect record of throe wins and no losses.
Cummins was named most outstanding
They edged Streetsville 2-1 in the first game.
Hughes and Rogers scored, with Billing drawing an
player in the playoff game, while teammates
Georgievski and Grigoriadis defeated all comers in
assist on both markers.
Pickering then defeated Burlington 41. Scott
the racing event which was part of a skills couhpca-
tion. All three received uxkvidrhal plaques for their
Billing led the way with a goal and.an assist.
achievements.
Peewee Panthers double Belleville in season opener
PICKERING — The assists, with one each to Jason Andrew Goodine and Danny
Pickering Panthers Mr. Greek McAuley, Paul Cain, Johnson, Lucina. The remaining players
Restaurant peewee 'AA' rep Randolph. Grieve
and Mitchell. are goaltenders Aaron Gray
hockey team opened the regu- Matthew McMullen faced 35 and Matt McMullen, defence -
lar season in fine fashion by Belleville shots,
doubling Belleville 6-3 at Don close range.
many from men Paul Cain, Craig Hilbom
David
and Lewis and forwards
Beer Arena Friday night. Next action for the Mr. Greek Jason McAuley. Jamie Follett,
Michael Mitchell led the way peewees is at home against Michael Mitchell, Scan Grieve.
for Pickering with a pair of Orillia Sunday, Oct_ 8. Steve Johnson, Clint Randolph
goals, with singles to Steve Four new players have joined and Matt Steinke.
Johnson, Clint Randolph, Jamie the roster this
season — The coaches are Mel Steinke,
Follett and Sean Grieve. defencemen Craig Lillie and Craig Hilborn and Paul Foueu_
Matthew Steinke added two Chris Reed and forwards The manager is Ray Johnson.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, (K,TOSER 13, 1"S -PAGE 13 P
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AJAX-PICKERING — The Other scorers wenRandy Reid, Kirk
Ajax/Pickering Firefighters hockey Smythe and Pant Burt. Assisting
Wain kicked off league action with a were John Hagg, Kinsmen and goalie
recent 6-4 victory over the Toronto Duane Snell.
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Bruce Kinsmen netted a hat trick. on defence.
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steering, power brakes.
power mirrors. ML cruise.
a.r conditioning, AWrFU
cassette, cloth buckets.
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pass quad seating, slum - D
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neatao, p w p d.l., p.
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c we, steering. power
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AWF: M Stereo, plus more
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1992 DODGE SPIRIT
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1989 DAYTONA SHELBY
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power Drakes. power wc�
windows, power door
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power seats, Mt. cruise. T -
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payer, elect. A�n pack, `
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1993 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA
3 3 L V6, auto. power _
steering, power brakes,
power windows, power
door locks, fill, cruise, air
coed alumIt
wheels,
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owner Only 28,100 rales.
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• Strorwg organizational dt%ctplinc%.
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• Prov(cicnt m Microsoft word and Excel
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handling. scheduling. filing, follow up, mail sorting, travel
are angerncrits, clic.
• Preparation of cuntrdcYtual projcct% and reports to be accartpiished
within the schoiukd timeframes requcstcd.
• ['o-airdtrtatiatl of mantagemcm events. drrerton meeting scheduling.
agenda dcvcl 1pmeni. cxectittyc luncrcs. strategy %es%nufts and
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BEAUTY SALON
TRAIN TO BE A CERTIFIED
HEALTH CARE AIDE
An Information and Registration
Seminar for the OSHAWA AREA
CERTIFIED HEALTH CARE AIDE
PROGRAM
will be held
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1995 at
EXTENDICARE NURSING HOME
82 Park Road North
Oshawa, Ontario
at the following times
Seminar (A) 10:00 a.m.
Seminar (B) 5.-00 p.m.
NEW SKILLS VOCATIONAL.
SCHOOL
1-905-294-5573
(Please do riot call Extendicare)
GOVERNMENT APPROVED PROGRAM
e -
quires part time Licensed
stylist. Oshawa Hourly'
commission on going train-
ing- Call Vicky 723-7323
PART TIME LOOKING nor hardwrxtype
OSHAWA & DISTRICT help wanted for people
entrwant to type
Saturdays and vacation �� VVfio want to make
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE relief. Please can x331.5555 a serious 1lcolmoi on a part
requires or tax 931-5556 of hull tune bases Serious
rues I'm 432-0369
GENERAL MANAGER •'°
Durham's largest business group re-
9 9 P
IoOKs
To work hom tprharinaCeUtiws.
MARKETMIG PERSON
nutritionquires
a highly motivated Individual to
completely srream,
are 1.800-47e-
asstmte responsibility for the overall op-
surveys over4514
24 hour ,•Coroeration.
"��The
phorwe $14 per
I
successful candidate will possess
line talk time
Pat t""e and o h,u Time
broad management experience. have
X15"angle
salespositionnow avai-
at Pco:s Nester•.
strong organization slulls. including ex-
hoot store rets e3KIWI
pOSUre tO budget and financial planning.
POSITION AVAILABLE
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Previous experience Iri Association
alter tcnoo relater wit"
686-0948 swoon 12-4
Mor r
Management would be an asset.
bYoe +�
Resumes to be forwarded t0
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SALESPEOPLE WANT -
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Oshawa & District Chamber
RECEPTIONIST seeded
A,gomobile •aered far da-
selk^g� carper cawwg
of ('iOfrrrf@fCe
errands Send resume
aeevicea ro storws ndus
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5C RdCfxrlorwd Street E . Unit 16
I^'�agl� Dealer Sys
Cal Geon Plus� Caglmis at
McLaughlin Square
McPiwsw Cru
ya r Pickering one L 1 w
Oshawa Ont u.! G 7C7
4F err s 420 2x
Attention. Selection Committee
CANADIAN JOB EX-
Skilled
No phone caps please')
cnANGE Cor Ill" lance a
Help
Only successful candidates will receive
a onone cam. place your
rl
,00 �,rgs or rwsuff"
a response andhne for submns- ^ an awctrcnw ounetin.
soon in October 27, 1995. , xosarele across Canada
c.
The Oshawa & District Chamber of Com- ' % " 1Orangoln c« T«.
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rnerre is an equal 0000rturi,`v ?mpiOVPr +are 'Aacwnoows Con-
ict John Ell -oft 90"30-
- - , 'ax 905 43C JC33
REQUIRED
IMMEDIATELY
EXPERIENCED CHRYSLER
PARTS PERSON
four busy Chrysler dealership.
'Minimum year experience.
Fax resume to:
(905) 683-5738
w AIT 6 K. tenon staff
.led rex ries. restaurant
- •txyrience ••pored Reay
We 0'234 PO Boa 48,
r,fra Dntano. L1H 15
WANTED 2 snort order
oks -onset Geogr or
v vie:
WORK FROM "ONE
,:uft3 - senior students
ng easy tegpnone wok
oWl estaoksrrd local
hip" high cortv+assion
d no n-esarynt except
IN, writ Full war" aryl
.. zessa'es provwbd
no deg to put n W"
IN zan make �tod noun
-, Cam Don at 427 2620
DEPT. STORE PROMO n n1 will ° ' erro
not n and i d ••ply aline
Now hiring F T & P 7 positions to promole a major
Dept Stores account cans Successful applicants Office
must be ou[gang and dress In business attire I Help
Ting -r: Aded
• OSHAWA• BOWMANVILLE
-AJAX - PICKERING • WHITBY
S9 -S101 Hrfy.. bonus.
call head office 1-800-661 8 ; m
EXPERIENCED diver
relined for pizza dekvery,
Part lone Operator repored
to fake Orders over the
phone Call 427-2829.
Ikon-dpm. apn`il"
EXPERIENCED Hairstyl-
ist required, full and part
Wine. Minimum 2 years Ap-
ply ,n person or call Nick
.23-021' Everungs or
weekends 666-2125 Hair
Care Centre. Whitby Mat
EXPERIENCED UPHOL
STERER and sewer Pan
time Can 429-7290
E C.E requred for daycare Dayare
n Pickering. can 905-831- Dalleble
1733
EARN up to $550 a weel I
WE need people to make
Iewebery (necklace, brace-
lets. earrings) Job available
cost to coast from your
home. No experience
needed Send a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope
to: Kevenchns Corp, 991
Matheson Bled E Unit a5.
REF 600. Mississauga. on -
tam L4W 2V3
For an I I yr. old
girl Mature fe-
male required tot
nights from Fri-
dav-Monday twery
other w"kend.
Church/Delaney
Call
427-Q44
FULL or part rune oppor
ervty Start your own bus,
tress with very tittle invest
mernt Very unique compa-
ny with the best products
and benefits. Must rave a
car. love life, love people
and nave a burring desire
for success Investment
guaranteed It nterestea
call Daisy at 905-42.1.0249
for ar appr
FULL-TIME Position
avaiiade. as well as Sun
days only for expenencea
HAIRSTYLIST with a pro
fess,onai and committed
attitude Please call 728-
46:,
MATURE STUDENTS and
homemakers wanted -or
part time telemarketing
Training provided Car bet.
ween 9 am and 5 p m
619-6391
MAJOR Expansion, pick
up & deitvery, sample pro-
ducts to business, schools.
libraries Call Joe or Donna
985-8491or 721-9679 Ve-
hicle required
REQUIRED IMME-
DIATELY - Experienced
tial warketers. potential $15
trod up Work from honor.
St. Anne's Pure Spring
Water Company (gin)
574-2537. (905)426-0252
EXPERIENCED part time
dental receptionist •epwrW
?0, a busy. grorwrig. tangy
practice Uxondgo. com-
puter kncwiedge an asset
We need a motivated. sen -
starter Io ,on our dyrarrkc
team Reply to 42 Toronto
St N Uxbridge. Ontano
L9P IE6
IF ,cu are single or a sin-
gle parent or separated Jr
divorcee * to three years
work exper,ence. you may
quabry for hnanoai assis-
tance of :t you are Jver 45
and nave recently been
laid on, you may qualify for
training assistance Dip
CERT Lotus Wordperfect.
D Base. Word. Accpac.
Bedford, Autocad. Ventura.
Pagemaker, Harvard. Cor-
ei. Computer Programmng
and Systems Analyst. Co-
bol. Pascal and C Photo-
shop, Ouark Express a"'
Illustrator. Durham BuS,-
ness Computer College.
427-3010
ENG04EEFANG
ReQures:
PLANNER(C-A
INSPECTOR
V a: xnow tatxlcaeon
awyng and Heavy ma•
:r ruN process for
heavy steel industry
mum do schededing.
; ,arrwlg. measure-
^'e'rts. I�ectlorts and
ac.:irafe record oieec-1
TOOL CRIB
MAINTENANCE PER-
SON
A - �ayied gerw & ma
zCmist 6 required t
^a,ruain Tie tool crr
't a nnar?Vrle shop r
aueing snarpenrtg <
Tocts
Please call
Dymx at
905) 721-1200 or falx
905 -2!-'20.
TOOL & DIE
FOREMAN
Minimum 10-15
years experience In
deep craw forming.
Fax
613-393-1819
Or
Box 40 .
Bloomfield.
Ontario
KOK 1GO
Office
FMIHelp
INVENTORY CLERKS
Local Company
Oct. 23 - Oct. 27th
-Work shoes required
*Good math aptitude
*Neat handwriting
Please call (905)831-7359
GRAHAM PERSONNEL SERVICES LTD.
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Sales HNpI Sales Hew Daycare
EM Ardeles
Agent ' AgentU*nWanted 4 Avail blame Firewood I For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale
NANNY Live In, 3 yr old,
LOVING ENVIRON-
SEASONED HARD
1 Pae of KYB Gas struts,
my tome. Two days each
HIGH cable bills? Poor
OAKRnW FURINTURE-
Phckenng, near public
MENT for your children.
FIREWOOD, cut b split
retail $160, will sell for SBO
SOLID OAK DINING
picture qualify? GD DI-
Why pay retail pnii One
trans. References and ex-
balanced meals, snacks.
Maple. beech ash, oak.
Ms 1981-83 Datsun 200SX.
ROOM suite, with cattery
RECT! D.S.S. 18' Digital
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
penerice required Reply to
indoor b outdoor activitim.
Free delivery. Ajax. Picker-
Call Abe at 683-5117 or
drawer. 4 cane back emirs
Satellite Systerni 150
gest manufacturers is now
Oshawa This Week Box /
daily. weekly rates. Refer-
itg, Wfntby. 683-0709
427.1637 eve.
(re-uphdstered). seats S.
channels. CD quality pic-
selling direct to the pubic.
7233
ences, receipts, West
jer6905-031-3204
-
St.895. 697-3323
ture and sand. Rent to
Eq. oak pedestal table and
anteed. extra long time hay
Shore 831-0758.
stat atan for tree estimatestereo
10 TABLE SAW, 1 1/2 hp
package Dual cas-
own by phone from only
4 chairs $849: 7 M. darbls
WANTED DAYCARE m
pedestal and 6 chairs
Flea
motorming , " arbor, use
my tome. Two days each
FULL TWE spaces avail-
%1
less thank 25 hrs. 5300
week, Tuesday b Thursday
able for toddler or pre-
M phone for only 58.75/
683 3557 after 6.
To care for two children
(1yr. 8 3 1/2 yr.) Monarch 6
schooler5, qualified ace
leacher providing safe and
15 CUBIC FT. Fridge, al-
COMPUTER 386 NOTE-
Westney Rd area.619-
shmulabng environment
"fond. 10 yrs. old 5250 .
BOOK, 387 Malh / co. 85 /
6824
Call Lisa. 420-9960
good condition. Aknond
meg lid. 4 / meg ram base
• Atrailallle hickory Serving P'ch•rw19'
ban $150 each or best off-
American Standard bath-
3.5 floppy 5700 905-420-
WANTED Daycare. my
Red. As" $5500.
tub. exeatent condition
9555.
Thome. 2 days/wreelk.vldrert. Tues-
day Thursday. To care for
Firewood
$75.683-3559
MODERN dark green and
c(lyr i 3 1lZyrs)
jer6905-031-3204
BED - queen size set with
black 5 pc.. dining suite.
5400 o b o 4 x 8 snooper
S4OJnanth. Call 571-1413.
pedestal and 6 chairs
table $7500 905 839 1401
51499; canvvnonbell beds
HITACHI 8mm Camcor-
tom 5399; Over 20 stain
der. Dekae model. Free
choices. at solid. no
carrying case. Rent to own
veneers. Traditional Wood
M phone for only 58.75/
working 906.985.8774.
week. Call 571-1413.
PIANO (mak) ,u-
ITAUAN imported best
late, with bench $2500
quality furniNro. 3 piece
o�bceo. 1668-1982.
6" room with curved me -
pie wood. excetsnt condi-
MonarchNYeshhey 619-
Name. 2 yrs. old. 5225 or
table $7500 905 839 1401
PENTIUM 90, 540 MEG
hog•r1r turn. Matching
NANO, Wright.anhghre,
6624 AMAZING DEAL! sea-
best deer. 831-7075
416)9!!0-9697
pager (dX2
H. SVGA .28. Complete
begs 9 pece dirwg room
good condition $900 firm.
sorted hardwood at low
CAPTAMS beds (2) ma-
CALL 432.1372 Check out
Sym,„ witt 8meg Ram
set. in band new corhditiorl
Cat (905)433-1907. Also
DaVICare prices Apple. ash. rteple.
pie wood. excetsnt condi-
• for sale and mov-
$1599.99 486 Ox 4-100
Meat sal. Asking $4500 for
1986 BMW. model 325.
• Atrailallle hickory Serving P'ch•rw19'
ban $150 each or best off-
Ing
PCI Bus h&Ab"w6a 8 mag
all O.B.O. Call 619-2059.
Red. As" $5500.
Ajax. Wttdby and Oshawa
Call DURHAM FIREWOOD
r Days 416-867-9295. At-
CARPET /A -I Prices. toy
ram. 540 mag WD x 2
KENM►000 TOWER OF
PIAIIOSAGRAIDFA
427-4741
jer6905-031-3204
lFree n-
direct wholesale.
Speed Cd -Ron SVGA .28
fill. PCI 16 on
POWER 200 watt remote
THEN Clocks - Durham's
anteed. extra long time hay
Content -- I m
stat atan for tree estimatestereo
video
package Dual cas-
lar -t selection -New and
baby
FIPE1M000 qty sea
en sa u
Ming room
oat Sal (905)•32.2750. a
Sound �0 SpeMiers. 15
Cd Title $1399.00 486
Bette. 5 disc CO player.
Mas
used pianos. Not sure?
Boned 16' hardwood. cut.
table. Call 905120-8053
table.krt~ l905
416)9!!0-9697
pager (dX2
66 PCI (Complete)
tower speakers. Rent to
Rent to own. apt size.
spM and delivered. starting
at S185/bush cord Lnoted
FRIDGE 15 cu h frost-
Carpet B/Wler, 100'1.,
599999 434-21102
own by phone la only
grand. EMEND
quanlaty Call 705-944
tree. $175. hide -a -bed sofa
Nylon tock• Olin► stair' re-
"Vi TLY worn wormen's
$750week Call S7t 1413
board. 4JS
boards TREMENDOUS
8801 7 p m 11 p m
S50 Can 831-9873
sotant carpet For 3 rooms'
only $369 Pince in-
�'^9• coats b accesso-
MOVING out of province.
SAVINGS ON NOW Telep
FIREWOOD Excellent
INGLIS ELECTRIC d rye,
I."INdet 30 $q yds typal•
q
nes (size 16-26 on for
y)
rr46t sell. 1987 Mazda LX
Rano Works. 433-1491
quality hardwood Guar
for sale . perfect working
deluxe Dad and install~
Lovely Large Ladies con
626 - 2 0 hire. good condr-
POOL TABLES. 'New b
anteed. extra long time hay
condi asking 5200 call
n your home Free quota-
Sgnn'ent shop (Buy b
tan. only $1500 Compete
used • �N' puke box
seasoned. cut and spt
Honest measurement Free
Manion at 425408
tion m your home No n-
w no payrnerx for one
Sell) 427.406 Grua
Sea6
dwwrgroom set. buffet.
hutch 4 chairs 2 arm
'
SItl/fflebOardS for Ste.
"'
L
I MOVING Sale. antique
DAYCARE avaiaae n aelivery Kozy Neat Fre- Oidleh. home emenarinier,t lull year. DsriiN. 1-800
^>,
Home. ECE honours ?C5 'Sz '^eE end, exercise equipment - ^"4
Jwl oven stove over ftPETS
peen iooxing rpt TWI W nurwle Interview COU$al
aw "W,estaDksred
trail. toll -lame, pan -time
be the best one hour you I; invest in tn,.:kWc--ate+
Leforwaher school Local
ARE YOU READY. ARE YOU?
d n AppAecron vixaen
beW2 night tables. $400,
c un -bnq- veducatonal en-
dreswinight table, head.
-.rori inert Call (9051686-
board 5250. hull size GE
- 4,4
Skilled
IM,
size 10 $500 CayoM. lull
HMedical Dal
EXPERIENCED non
b�
.•now - ; ^+omen wth nod -
garage yard small
cal oackground. White
TRADESMEN wanted for RMT "tired for mufa din
F11011, 5necp•rd area Ha
raerde"t4W construction cipt nary rehab ciow n
or - Osn
over" s-8 n
bunches. Craft 6 ou!door
gu CA ids a carpet.
miscenaneous diems Can loo-. ntrlori, new Stan re -
r"! - 7^ nr �X 'Orr ;chase carpets of hand. I will
-wW 3 rooms. 5349 Price
Articles nckrO•s=arpet. prwrkum
' for Sale bedexpo installation, tact
deMery tree estimate 30
yards 'w,rmar 685.23.4
A-1 . are Pay SS CASH CARRIAGE RIDES
U tot TV's VCRs saereos. Coro and er"y the beau
4old 0091011" toils. iii+'- Mal fan cola with a quiet
.ars, Co's anyf,-- you
as wee. _ o a activities Ret b reh4remt- country rile in a horse
have Deck t2t
tract Framers interior hri- cliernele Fun tiro :,maty es given 83! -11 buy oplio^ drawn carnage. great g,h
whoa siding etc Salary with boner! Send resirne Brock St S. 430 -MW Can tro details Donna's
plus expenses Can 1905 to 272 rang St W Oshawa Onvng service (905! 82-
427-9182 ReNrww" re L1J 2.12 6746
'Al DID
D I R E C T O R Y
Fax
News advertiser 707 683-7363
chairs. table.:2 extensions
great tun la ret rooms.
$1500 White 5 PC bed-
4348294 or 623-0283
room set, S6o0- king size
Purple Tyroka. 1 lice ski
beW2 night tables. $400,
suit. wom once, size 10.
dreswinight table, head.
$300 Glossy brown. brand
board 5250. hull size GE
new. Goulden 1 pce slu suit,
washer. 5200 721-8975
size 10 $500 CayoM. lull
cher 6 D m . Pager anytimelenytn
affer
tar coat size 12. like
b�
row 52000 Phone after 5
725-3939
garage yard small
penance Free estimates.
NEW BAY window case-
QUEEN svze bed. excel
wont. 96' x 64-. $450. used
lent corntlitan, new mat
picture window good con
tress cover. 2 BMs sheets.
ation. 57' a 67- $40 420--
pillows. $550 Can 571-
4027
6637 ager 5 pen
• ' '
vlRtMts rttentsHallttlr rima
improhtefylerlts • ' ' c,provemilnoho '• Painting b e Moving A . Flooring, a Party •M.,
Driving
• Decorating • Storage • , Carpeting • Sevices, •Schools
'WSTER CHEAP- •,oma 1
improvements ret rooms r
law apanni additions
Iences deck; etc L
censer tot over, 20 years
.
an work guaranteed for
Free est,mate can Ernie
q,^c 434 _ • --
IMPROVEME%F5
owns apt aom ,ns.
barfttrooms b . •,rens.
ceramic hoes nardwood
hoots b staircase painting
b watpapeAng
PETER 6N3-3072
DUST'S
CERAMIC
TTIJE
Tiles. marnw b wry floors
Ove' ' _ fits experience
Excellent references b
Duality work 7,xanteed
;:or tree esifrtlates call
Out.,
905 686 3974
I ( 1 ( „AL. NEIL ,90543
DUCTWORK installed J.S. ARMSTRONG • Chimney
moved relocated Excellen! DEV. MIC Specializing [.-
' e Sweeps
;t'oY•~ DECORATING
Prof.
k' . SmElitrip
firior
Fee Estlnwles
Walcoverings
c^
a extitnor
i Aka11W=h X19
ksttlurt--?c.
4irt�,4_ 839-3soa
rales Free estimates Eiec
w •
HOME MNROVEMENT
ca .o sfirs.. wI s. ec
Homs. flagstone. tree est
HANDYMAN
trostatic ac• Jeaners hu-
renovations rec rooms aro
SPECIALISTS
boarding. taping. texturing_
Vy1Ut Pick up Mir ,till
llasemeni apartments Res.
CHIMNEY, sweeps and
'( iorwi5. baetroorns
Dasernents .rnwn rrhouno
Call Paw 428-0255
do odd )Obs dean LIP
repairs finers installed. gas
Small lobs 15 years ex
nip trim work tiling 3ecks
Senn Durham for
9 X90^
garage yard small
penance Free estimates.
EUROPEAN !e speuai
fences. quality workmar-
reasonable rates 427-
Moving 1b, grass CuA-
MISTER POST HOLE, au
LICENSED PLUMBER
ship. reasonable rates
ars. Call Bert 428-8157
pug. fence ria" -s
available All your plumb
665-0400
Ref Avail Free Estimates
or and exterior painting, re-
call Vic 428-8907
pars clean ups, and yard
lowest prices' No lob too
I ( 1 ( „AL. NEIL ,90543
DUCTWORK installed J.S. ARMSTRONG • Chimney
moved relocated Excellen! DEV. MIC Specializing [.-
' e Sweeps
;t'oY•~ DECORATING
Prof.
k' . SmElitrip
firior
Fee Estlnwles
Walcoverings
c^
a extitnor
i Aka11W=h X19
ksttlurt--?c.
4irt�,4_ 839-3soa
rales Free estimates Eiec
w •
in custom hones a".-
ca .o sfirs.. wI s. ec
Homs. flagstone. tree est
DRYWALL and painting -
trostatic ac• Jeaners hu-
renovations rec rooms aro
mates 90557E 5760
boarding. taping. texturing_
miatiers Big Small jobs
llasemeni apartments Res.
CHIMNEY, sweeps and
renovations and repairs
Call Paw 428-0255
idential and commercial
repairs finers installed. gas
Small lobs 15 years ex
andyman
Senn Durham for
9 X90^
and al Free estimates
penance Free estimates.
EUROPEAN !e speuai
over 15 rs F•ee 'rs :a
reasonable rates 427-
Serving Dur -,aur and out of
st wd, renovate your Dath y
tion Cali Jett 905-428- .-
town area Ker 434-4500
BUDGET HOME room of
kitchen walls as 5706
wet, as floor tiles Good rel.
efences anc satisfaction• ' • Electrical
MAJOOR'S Painting b • •
guarantees For •-re esti- Decorating Ajax 683-5879
mates call D Dykst•a 725- kit b Ext painting paper b
4Q1-1 Hyl hinging spraying 34 Feel Sate Affordable
R- Home security s stems in -
i s experience it esitlen Y
!,ai COmmiercial b Indusm- stalled to your require -
a Fully insured Referent- merits Call Steve (905)
es avadabie 43=
Si C:onsfrucuon Ltd .rn • • Plumbing
serving DurraRegion rot •
9 yrs -tions. sindecks.
t door ndo r
C b R Maintenance t3r.,,d-
s
-"
al work guaranteed
ca .o sfirs.. wI s. ec
Homs. flagstone. tree est
ALVIN Someday Plumb -
ng repairs and renovations
686 1913
mates 90557E 5760
ng licensed plumber, no
electrical plumbing ce-
ranvc tiles carpentry From
ICrai,
srlwing free boxes with
job too small, no job too
big, tree estimates great
HANDYMAN HELPER.•
Are you having problems
small repairs to major ren
interior and exterior pant-
andyman
,
prices 905)725-2507
ovations Fully guaranteed.
mg repairs cleanups. and
SELL R NOW
'lone Services today 427
tree estimates (905)668-
yard work discount for sen-
MISTER POST HOLE, au
LICENSED PLUMBER
3300
ars. Call Bert 428-8157
HANDY HELPER, Intern
available All your plumb
665-0400
appliances and piano spe'
or and exterior painting, re-
ng needs Guaranteed
pars clean ups, and yard
lowest prices' No lob too
work discount for seniors
11' t- 432 2913
cal Be" 428 8157.
.MX Moving Systems ha
CARPET Installations - 25
MON,ces. movesappliance
years expwence. rr
ind piano specialists Flat
stretching our speciality
-me or hourly We now have
Free estimates D b N
'14iated storage units Now
Duncan 9671799 or 987
srlwing free boxes with
I4c),-
,nove Park and bad special.
Are you having problems
slanting at S99 and up Call
finding time to dean your
to information. 725-0005 or
Kornai For professorial
4, 71vvv:
cleaning, call Helen's
SELL R NOW
'lone Services today 427
4385 Fully insured and
,�� aonded MAGICIAN, rtan mends.
ready to entertain for any
Experifenced
Cross MoversARE
YOU TIRED of coming age, any occasion Birth-
_ none to a mess. dont days. promotions, open -
:pin rates. !tonnes. •lave time never seems 10 wigs_ fund raisers Magic
;Nhces, apt . etc ' .rid, housecleaning servic- shows are tun' Lettuce
plan0 rtloviria .is 683-4974 or 428-1080 .•,carp 839-7057 or 728-
,+ '3::1vnG 3Vd •�_':. , `1334
286-5539.4 REUABLE HOUSE
Lk J RABBITivants work dang
CLEANER
magi: for children's paries
Willing to 0o Vauumng and an occassions Have
MARRY-0-THE-Willing
Ktc hens, Sam -
MOVERS Move big or rooms +Moors etc ^11' own magician Cat Er -
small we price them all' nye 668 493_
Free
Reasonable rates.
estimates. seniors
Why. BI-weeii
stump removal, 104. oh,
d•scount, short notice
moves Pianos moved. also
mthly occaslonaty
CALL 9135-619-6957
Insured Free estimates
appliances Comparable
R NOW
makes of boats b motors
rates Call 432-2850
Also seasoned firewood
CALL
MEN with large truck will
• ' "�"�•'"•7 8
do household moves. res,
• L7fIdSCiplffl9
len Gai. commercial. All
SELL R NOW
types of moves Call Can or
683-M7
Jane 427-2856
MISTER POST HOLE, au
geed post holes, setting of
MICHALSKI MOVING I
posts in concrete (905)
houses. apartments. offices.
665-0400
appliances and piano spe'
443.7365
SCHOOL
-4 lessons and test
$105.
•10 Lessons $150
*Full Course $259
Free pick -up and drop
off
(416)287-3060
• USIC, Dancing
• 4 In hWior• 6 Business
• Services
BOOK KEEPING, word
processing, spread sheet
Preparation. will automate
to suit your needs Compun
of training also available.
tree consultation 666-
0353
cialists Senior and mid-
TREE REMOVAL tree
STORAGE shrink wrap
month discounts. Licensed.
stump removal, 104. oh,
and winterizing for all
Insured Free estimates
call Dave 905-831-7055.SELL
R NOW
makes of boats b motors
Excellent service Cal 436-
Also seasoned firewood
CALL
Call Sawyer Marine Sen
7795
avaialb le, face cads
ices for the best price n fele
SELL R NOW
565 OO.Free delivery
683-M7
Regan (905)655-8347
CALL 4!30707
4!37363
OR FAX
11
443.7365
THF NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, I"S-PAGF. 17
FMI Articles • Lost oft Arts 3 Automobile Trailers Trailers / /
For Sale a Found • Crafts For Sale AIAmFor Sob � RerN For Rent
oUEENSIZE Pine wa-
terbed frame with 6 draw-
ers $350. Norrie sport ski
machine $400. Can 434-
x
m6eNam ♦rla VVn. lel
charnel on stre•n display.
Rent to own by phone
,11,,ee
Pl ss Cee C71_1 x19
awn r .. van. *W
track 8 sysMm. 101 mash
dish. 51300 090. Plans
Cal 623.6931.
SHEDMAN - Viably ben
s" sheds. built on sits.
8X8 SPECIAL- $599. GST
included. other tpzes and
display lwalabl•. Can 905
xAdIOC1
a . p{krir, uvwrr. ev
Hp compressor. 668--0853.
THREE PIECE SECTION-
AL. chairsofa plus otto-
man. on excellent condition.
deep turpuohse in colour.
asking $1.000. 432-2304
WASHERS. dryers. fridge,
stove, new and recondi-
t tined. 5225 and up for re-
conditioned washer. $175
and up lir reconditioned
dryers $175 and up for w
conditioned fndges and
stoves Also can operated
washer and dryers SW
phenson's Furniture and
Appliances. 227 Court St.
Oshawa 576-7448
We service al mato,
hpulellpld applaarlClS r!
fngerators. micro-
waves.wasfers and dryers,
treaters. stores. dishwash-
ers. Free estrrgNs 7 days
905)426-7589
TRUCK?
Slwwrcise it across
Durllatn Rcgiotl.
Call t.lassilfica5
WE'RE CROWDED!
bleached oak entertain-
ment unit Pdasw $325, 15
cu. It keezeir $250. stack-
ing washes a dryer $750.
microwaves 51351175,
washers $175.5225, dryers
$150-5275. pormm Gish -
washer $225. builtin dish-
washer $175, commercial
washes a dryW $375. 3D'
stoves $150-5200, green
F.F. Fridge $225, air condi.
boners 5250.5350, PraeOte
cod Organ $45, Ch"
dimer 5250. 9 PC. '1946'
ining
Dsuite. 6 chain
$1750. 1940's Pedestal
Tables, 4 chain "W.
Duncan Phyte Tables, 4
chairs $61X1. black table, 4
chain 5350. while dxhe0e.
4 swwel Chairs $500,
brown couch $150, brown
recliner couch $450. brown
;Zmal $575, hunter
green couch a chair, oak
coffee a end tablesnew
5975/set, sofabed, swivel
rocker 5375, pine coffee 6
end table 5250. free stand -
ng wardrobe $150, enter-
tainment centre $65. 4'
Portable bar 675, ling wa-
forbed $250, school desks
SM each. table a floor
Wraps. ce" lights. pawn
a+gs. recliner 8 more' 579-
0526
Wtilcles, 911
annted
ANTIQUES Absoiutey.
Purchasing fkcrralq or an-
ytnng rid Scientific nseru-
menb. cluna. silver. adver-
tising Toys. decoys. doss.
-6 bottles, collections of
estates Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (WS) 635.6049.
a
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wwnkCv :o axY - aiw
tur"iture. glass. Chna. Cd-
leclibles, memorabilia.
watch". ex Single pieces
or estaas CAN (905) 721
78.34
WANTED to buy. Easivew
Pharmacy truck banks 91
arrl 91 ark -w 14. 7
Christmas
RP Trees
FREE Gude ro Mlr'ioksaae
Sources Onlarro Farre
Grown Trees. Guide to
S+.ccwssh,l Reffal g, Too
F nae 1-600-661-35W
����Yllr•I,I ����leeh �� '
VENDORS wanted Ion the
everyday, crab show. Excel-
lent rates. Indoor Man.
Greta) traffic in Scarb. For
iso phone (416) 284-
men, Found
LOST groan case with
codes, Mable drip airside:
toner of Royat/Firheh;
riseds lir wok Ptshse can
J" 905 883 9188.
LOST - Cimamon 8 yet-
kxw CockaW. orange
cheeks in M aro, of Bally
and Liverpool. Answers to
the name of Smoky. RE-
WARD. 837-2232 or 728-
0980.
LOST, gold knkk bracelet.
Oct 7. Canadian Tire Hwy 2
or Baywood Centre Bayly
St.. irreplaceable, seni-
. wit al value. 683-8890
REWAl10 for lost black kt-
ty. -BEAR-. small black
spayed Whole cat. Last in
Church/Detark y area on
Oct 4 Cal 683-5026
non, Bowdeg
6 WEEK old limens Free to
good family hone. Call
434-90M
LOVABLE Yellow La-
brador retriever pups. farm
raised. dkc reg heath
guarantee. ready Nov Ist.
(6,3)4,'3-2043
GERMAN shepherd pups
Urvgw. solid black Got -
mw and Czech champion
bloodies Exca/ennt swnp .
party lin pwn eses. CKC
lowered Shots $450
983-9069
HORSES BOARDED in
door arena. darty tumout.
personalized professional
care, 5250 per mo Pets
bWtone Farms. 4070
Gr~ Ad. Bowman"".
2051--11616
KEEP your dog waste Out
of to garbage Use a
DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE
C4SP0$AL SYSTEM 90M
Spm. 7 days (905)723-
5413 With Ad. Saw 15%
Automobiles
for Sale
196S mustang Coupe. 289
-,..tomabc. very good can -
$6200 can
ru5 430-0675
1979 Ford Mustang hatch-
: ack. 4 cyl 4 spd. manual,
' J3.OW tin ore owner.
S500 or best offer Great
rater Ca Cal 132-7032
19W Ford Mustang SOL.
. ,).000 km on nebuin coda
New paint, new dutch. 5
ipd . cruise con", sun-
-ad. now links. nuns good
52200 obc 905-985 2643
19" BUICK LESA-
BRE good conation as is
52.000 080 (905) 427_
.:ui3C
1984 Chav Caebny. auto.
4 door. asking 5500 as is
Call Brian 728-5751
1905 MAZDA 626. ask.ng
S16W certified Can 686-
1
1985 %,ssan Stanza 4 dr
:) spd , ire windows, amlm
stereo Cass-. good clean
sunning ca Was 52695
now 52495 Certded 4 more
nice cars to choose from.
:.ail 427-9722 anytime
li ss Open 7 days'week
n000rs &g Town Sales
1905 Plymouth Turismo,
as is $900 or Desi oder Call
19051433-4091 Of (4161
265-2872
1985 Pontiac 6000 LE. V6.
4 dr. excellent condition,
tally loaded, was 52795
now 52695 certified with
warranty 686-6183
1985 Pontiac Sunbird
Wagon, air conditioning,
radio, $1400 as is or best
otter Calf 728-3191
1966 LUXURY VOLVO
760, all power, air, black
leather treated seats. Must
see. 190K. 53.900 Call
655-8246
19"
M
Capri
$1000 O.b.O.
428-1823
1111111116 OLDS CIERA
wagon. loaded. 8 passeng-
er. very wall maintained,
Certified. 53,750. Tefe-
Owne 987-5551
IN$ OLDS. Curless Su-
preme. rear whets drive. 2
dr. V6 auto., Ps. pb, arMm.
now paint, Rally spat
trfneefs and Hes. was
$2795. now 52695 tartified.
4 mora risco tars b &.OM
from. Open 7 deyalweek lo-
kmI Cal 427.9722 any-
time Rues. Big Town Safes.
Ilei Pontiac Grand Am.
4 -door. P.s.. P.b-, Ill p.w-,
new brakes, rad. stater
$1600 certified 655-0139.
Hca Tempo L. 4 dr auto.
ps. pb. air, excellent clean
running car. Was $2195..
now $1995. Certiked. AN
Cars W AI stock on sale this
weekend only Can 427-
9722 anytime Russ Open 7
days week indoors. Big
Town Sales
111117 Buick Skylark. auto.
3L. air con. radionaps. ex-
cellent condition $3500
certfied Phone 725-0599
19117 Camaro. total load-
ed. 5L. V8. 4 speed au-
tomatic (ovsrdnve) $3475
certified -52975 ass a Also
1967 Hyundai automatic.
anvtm cassette. ins beau-
Muly, $875 Both at 696
King St W Oshawa 574
8575
1967 'roc Z. low mileage.
red exterior. black interior.
excellent corxkton. $5000
Cal Doug72&-=7
190 Chair Capnce.
$5000 certked 3 year war
rarity. gray -grey intent,
126.000 kms arc. p w p s
pb Call 435-0619
ISM PONTIAC 8omkvd10
SE, hay kxhdwd. black eke+
grey interior. wall marn-
taned. must be seen
53900 oeriAed 905-436-
0'206
1990 NISSAN MAXIWER
holy loaded. swxoof. ex
coilent ['Onati, . low it,
key'eSS entry. $10.500
obo Must so WS -619-
249C have message
19110 Suban, Legacy 5
Speed. excellent interior
and extend. now Miche-
lin". p roof p w. ps pb.
' 50.000 km must See.
$7900 436-9244
1961 Cavalier Z24 au
!Ornihc. baled M excal
condition asking
S10.000 cemrf+ed 430
6004
1991 Isuzu Stylus 5-
lpeel airalarm, dealer
bra. Kameood amvfm Still
*Wcassenei 10 Disc CD
changer 140,000 Highway
Kars $4200 o O o 726-
9239
1991 PLYMOUTH Sun-
dance. good mileage. arc.
excellent condition. 55.999
404-&341
1903 Ford XL Awrostar,
DeauhHW 513.500, 1992
Dynasty, Waded. V6.
$7995. 1992 Cavalier. 4 dr
auto. aic. 4 CI _ $8395.
1991 Cavalier 4 or auto.
air. 4 Lyn. 57495. 1991 Lir
mina Z34very dan
e, V6
Waded. 59695. 1991 Ford
FISO, 4x4. air. 8 M perfect
S13995 1990 Celebrity
wagon. V6. air. stereo.
55995. 1990 Olds cera
SL. Waded. $6695. 1390
Ford Tempo. 4 dr, ire star-
so. S5395. 1989 Ford pick
up. 6 cyc cap. auto. $6495.
Good cars under 53000
certified. 1987 Buick
Somerset. 2 dr. 4 cyi auto.
52295. 1997 Nissan Sen-
tra, 4 dr auto. 52795. 1987
Pontiac 6000. 4 cyl auto.
52695. 1967 Ford Escort. 2
dr, 5 spd. $1995, These
and other great values
available. Trades welcome.
Good financing Ryan -
Keeler Auto Sales. 517
Brock St N Whitby call.
666-0627 After hours call
Murray 668.09954
1992Taurus L. mil con -
clition . ps.. pb. air, arrOm
cassette, cruise, tilt steer-
ing. 100,000 km. $8900
(9051723-8293
1990 Honda Civic DX.
90.000 km. amitm cars..
auto . 3 -dr hatchback, red
with black Interior, $6400 or
best offer Peter 723-1155
or 4347564.
1995 Monte Carlo, fully
loaded Including leather
upholstery. dark green
8500 Kms Cal 434-1455
09 PONTIAC TEMP-
EST,136k. Mrv'Fm auto. Ai
C. , ox cored, $4900 firth
905.427-8W6.
CERTICAR AUTO CEN-
TRE now has financing
and 34 fine certified pw
owned vehicles on sale.
Eg. 1964 Cullass Cisme
good Condition, $1.995.
1988 Nissan Sertra. XE,
high nWeep but great mo-
for $1,985. 1967 Mum 2 x
2 $1.495 as is. 1988 Paw.
WW, air. $4.440. 1967
Skylark. mint. 115 kms.
53.995. 1909 Corsica
sharp 13D lin. $4.4%.
1900 Astl tie haus throe.
loaded $7.996. 1991 Actio
extended loaded pw. saw.
$14,450. 1909 Cavalier
Z24 high km, burgundy 5
speed, excellent $5.495.
1991 Cavalier Z24. 5
speed, 3.1 $8,850 1990
Tempest Le loaded 120
km, Pisan whits and s4 -
ver 57.795 1990 Lumina
only 70 kms. loaded
$8,695. 1991 Lenans.
auto. 90 kms. $4.908 1991
Sprint auto. 85 km. 4 door
$4.995- 1990 GMC S-15
auto. 4 3 A-1. $6.988. 1990
Aerostar 7 pass. arc. spot-
less. 141 kms. $6.995
1988 Buick Regal Ltd..
loaded. 76 kms. unbeliev-
able 57.885. 1909 Atcham.
air, peAecy 133 kms, any
55,495 For these and other
gnat debts comae ro Cers-
car. 155 King St West, at
Midtown Mat, Oshawa.
579-28M Open SuWays
'Where customers send
their friends'
LOADED -88 Sundance -
Td, pw. Pis. map Ohl Pm.
pdL. tory now parts. Cal
7284127
AutorriDbilft
Wanted
CARS FOR CASH' We bu+Y
Your velkcle Cal 427 2415
or come to 479 Bary St
East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO
SALES
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
'I' kEE' rowing for scrap.
-0 a abandoned car
fucks 'M :dluc
lop Pin pall
4 tc S1,x,
(416) 281-3499
Trucks
HE for Sale
19.6 :rev Pick up -2
for. p D p s box liner
mag whefis, many mo-
Pe'"
wperm co 4v -V'9
19"
MAZDA 822W
pick
4. Cab pky, Stan -
Client
am -fm cassette.
160K
:on excellent con-
dom.
54.100 404-0911S
1991 GMC 12 TON S-15
Club Cab 1.2. 2 WD with
LSD. 94.300 km. loaded
with options andudng cap
a box Ixnar Asking
1 V�
3 Wheel Drive
1985 FORD ECONOLINE.
conversion van. V8. over-
drive automatic loaded,
good brasgood mechaxv-
aly55500 cert
phone 5-6-4263
1967 Plymouth Voyager 3
Lire. dark red. 124.000
knu . 7 passenger, cruise.
$5200 080 .Call 721 -
Trailers
RICE Lake area. 40' mo -
We horns a for deck. shed.
furnished. fishing, swim-
ming. 530.000 Will sen
separately. Call (905)697-
2634
KNU-1 Marine
OUTSIDE storage from
$15 per mo Boats, cars.
etc Mkte Sales. 655-8010.
A Fpao wts
Rent
1 AND 2 bedroom, locat-
ed at 309 Cordova Rd and
also 946 Masson St
Oshawa. No pets Please
call 579-2387 or 576-6724
auflg@ &D@
on all
5th Wheels &
Park Models
& Travel
ewes Trailers
>ti
WMp MALLARD 24'5B
01WW its *am
13,999 S1sS.00 moerh o.A
with 10% down
included at no eine chaise, Full! Dinette 3 Sofa
Bed, 2 door fridse, Showa wr/sit tub.
Lifted curtains` Bedspread, Ssove R Furnace
OWI f . O/1A01 OCTO0t813001W
pas PDJ titirw ti tI/lfealM uta Open 7 dans
Your 5th Wheel special
Hwy. 7 at Woodbine (9D5) 47'9-1000
out of town can 1400-933-7704
furnished or unfurnished
One bedroom clean and
Available immediately,
cozy. 180 Alma, upstairs.
Starting SSMmo 304
near Oshawa Hospita:
Sencoe St S Call Stephen
$495 . utilises F-vt/Iast
571-3229
579-1587
1 Bedroom acts in Oshawa
AVAILABLE lum-
and Bowmanvi,e Starting
DIATELY. $625 per
at S6=rnonth lncigs a
monm nee PTC 8 GO,
salve wxkaded. wit laundry
newsy •enovheed. bngM '
Facilities No pairs Cal 434
Osdroorn blurt apt in ma -
24C7
ture quell arae, separate
?-BEDROOM basement
warkou:. includes utilme"
stparl llixI. Oouble wank out
Cabe. C. A 4 undry face -
a" looks beautiful! pored
tee Dei+rvr n0 pets 831-
sue matixe person Nix,
4232
smoker no pHs. rgive'
AVAILABLE mmedatey, -
at. Nov 1 429-7407 Wes
i m -
os, ply 1 bedroom Sim.
message
message
coo S Oshawa 3 min
2/3 beeract n Spam Wil 8
ir01r1 401 pekr l; inqudkd.
,
atay building close to
$475 ply hydro 9175.420
%choola. library. South GM
..4.
cThnt Available im+medtab-
AVAILABLE NkNK-
v andNov 42111l 1
09ATELY, in Whitby Apt
'pr- fir apooemhera
burdrng.. spacious, car9el-
AJAX 2 bedroombase-
go' now y pointed, with bel-
bl
neat apt separate M-
Corry
COrny do**toDu". tinOp
..anCe. laundry, tac ubktie"
Pi'n'g• alt ubhtre" included
.
,wd paring nrJuOkd Non
bm lilt requiredme pent
r+okersprsfer*ed. S7S0
1 bedroom 5625. 2 ted
--'J F rsLlast 663-0315
,bpm, 5725 Bachelor
55. — 4. xS' 34
AJAX Garwood,,, 1
-r4noom basen+ent
BASEMENT.Pine Ded-
apam-
-lent, separate entrarcv 4
roan apt 1011 -Smoker no
Dballfly. SrrKlillr '10
Deft "aa ImMnedia *
-Ce
DM". suit 1 person. hrulait
Chapman Dr Aiax now
S55C .ncusive NOV 1st
Lobaws and at amMaties
a. 3- 3.4'
426-'266
AJAX SOUTHx50 sq
BRIGHT 2 BEDAG<:M
R . bachMd apt 5450.
balenen! no srnok.^;. nc
'rand+. M71'ng- fnydro. ca-
de.ory' nduawe-
DeK. avaNlbie Nov'. !,ret a
Out hydrocable. eeclmc
cr+cNrer ."at x2'-0962
rarer included Sep ent
5700 1p10, 683-2666
AJAX Two bedroom
BROCK FINCH new 1
basement apartment. s40-
arare entrance. 4 pce bath,
bedroom. separate thndry
pak,ngsundry dose !c
a entrance 4 Dc bat air
Schools. slopping No pets.
no Smoking or
5750 inclusive 427-9Q;2
Deft.absosallery
pets. 581 C ncluyve sc*e
_,aI deal on bran a ast
AJAX
Westrley Heights
WHY RENT?
detacr ea 2 b rm . 1
bdrm basement
apartment, central air,
garage, Landscaped
NO DOWNPAYMENT
Carnes for $745
c'er ntt'
905-686-6639
ecoraled upper poroon ,;f
Ouse 4 appliances. park
ig for one good negh-
AJAX• ' bedroom apt
boumood. no pets, aval-
BROCK.' ch
1 -bedroom
basement apt.
Sep en
rrahce, one park,rg, ac
cable. ibbt+os. a-ndry
ridge, stove.
:arge deck
very dean. avid Nov 1
S6 7 S rx-
hrsUlast
,9051427-8281
days 416-
49_1 66:
hrsVIast Leave message
CHARMING
2 -bedroom
apartment,
beaut.twy
ecoraled upper poroon ,;f
Ouse 4 appliances. park
ig for one good negh-
AJAX• ' bedroom apt
boumood. no pets, aval-
paMrg_ pose to alt amens-
able Nov 1 First/Last re-
ties NA( --d905
awred S-50 utilities in -
AJAX, 800 sq.ff basement
pudeC :'8-9239
bachelor apartment, car-
CLOSE :e OGH 1-12
Wing. eat -on kitcnem large
bedroom. tib stop at door.
bathroom, storage, cv, ca,
fhrstilast. 5625. suit couple
paring. all inclusive $550
or single Alsc rooms for
hrsVIast Leave message
rer'
683-1_45
FINCH/WHITES Rd pn-
AJAX. basement. 1 medi-
um, t tiny bedroom, 4pc
balk, living room. separate
entrance Close to bus.
Momvng,evenng 686-0485
AJAX - large 2 Bedroom
basement apt, in quiet area
near shopping and schools
Private entrance. 4 ap-
pkances. parking, no pet.
avail Nov 1 5620 . 686-
3201
AJAX. large dean 2 bed-
room basement apt sep.
Mkt. . parking. appliances.
utilities included $750 call
after 571-6416
AVAILABLE I bedroom
apartment, central Oshawa.
cleat. hydro Darling ndud-
ad 5492/month Firsu'last
required Photo 666-0565
vate I -bedroom tiasorrlent
apartment w. parking. near
shopping, available Nov 6.
5600 ndus ve Can Harry
(416'293-7393 or Jennifer
�at6,_63-6570
FOR rent in Seniors budd-
ing, one spacious 3 bed-
room apartment, idose to all
amenities Bus stop at poor
Cat 579-9016
FURNISHED one bed-
room in fly home, suitable
for single non smoker utili-
ties included. laundry and
parking available Close to
bus stop 5425. mo 434-
8091
IMMACULATE 3 BED-
ROOM, top floor of bunga-
low, quiet. Oshawa north
east area. available Dec
Ist Ist/last. $775 plus V2
wmrtes No pets 432-2442
Marry
VA*M - SLUE WATM PARK
1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom,
3 appliances.
101 KATHLEEN ST. W.
Mon. - Fri. 9 - 7, Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5
571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED.
WOULD You Ma" TO OWN?
WITH ONLY $1000 DOWN
Why not own a brand new fully
Detached Home.
LET ME SHOW YOU HOW,
CALL (905)623-6549
LAKEVIEW PARK. Osha-
wa - Upper level of house.
two bedroom. deck)fenced
yard. garagelpar" $754
mthly ufiktnes ncluded first/
last. ref available Nov 1
1905 509.1930
TWO bedroom - Oshawa.
5660 per month. laundry.
parking, heist. water nCkid-
Ad Flexible occupancy
655-4076 heave message
NEW 1 bedroom. bsent.
apt with W'O, all widusine.
non-smoker no Dela. first i
last. $625imonthWh,tby
Mail Area rax 4322750
NORTH 7shawa rn
-nsclAafe tory small base-
ment bachelorene Fie-
sponsde dein working to -
make prelemed Non -
Smoker Snare klrcnen. girth
single .orkmq female
oul 53751aundry and
part,-, 576- a 14 •
NORTH StMCOE or
PAM4ff Awe. 2 toeoroom .n
12 Ilex. parking, uerbes.
Cabe rncfuded except hy-
dro laundry fac,ktes an
pram"" Newly-wtovard
S6 llimin IP FwWLaat No
ease v I Or Dec 1.
57429.2,
NORTH OSHAWA '.smut
W. %"Wale entrance.
Strive •ndgk, uhfiteS n -
dulled 5465 =,8o- 2216
OLIVElR1TSON rea up-
per duplex 1 bare. trdgv
SIOw, 4pc bath washer'
liver . avad Nes ' Suet sin
gee 5575 •nclu"o Osha
wa 6" -diC'4 Says To,
4l6 .n6v Y'q8 -awn <w
OLIVEJRiTSON ., -a up-
per &0". - born. 'nags
stove. 40c loam wasner-
dryer ova+ Nov 1 Suit an-
gel 5575nvyus,ve Osha-
wa 644 40'A UVS Td
4 / E E3 9ZM cosecs eve
ONE Jr7ocim Jr. .n awl
ou"cl,g Pam -; storage
tae, 3valade Nov ! 96
Near Oshawa Centre
5446 22, mo piss hydro
and carie F-rstlast No
Dees '?9-7273
ONE :edroorm Das-rmenr
AV close to Tow, Brit a
hrepiace. stip entrance
$600 an endusne No ast
mOrths 'en! 'egarsd a39-
045-? _ __ _19 J84C
PICKERING 2 - arge ar
lrachve. sem-cortaired 2
bedroom gisernert apt
party fumished,urtur-
nishsd S685.uhuil Ist
and last P•eferab,e Qu,et.
non-Smok ^y working per-
son, n. pets. refererees
905-8?' c.SC
OSHAWA _ 6 3 bedroom
apartment. avaklabre at 888
and 900 Gen St Close to
schools. shopping and
GM ubutes ndk.0ed 4t'
last requited Call 728-
4993
OSHAWA 2 large
bedrooms, approx 1300
sq ft Appiiance5 inaudeQ
Fudge. stove. dishwasher.
air cor utilities 5975 mo.
905.4'9-6633
CLEAN !amdy budding,
Oshawa norlh. one. two S
three bedroom. Includes
Heathydro. fridge, stove.
parking Laundry facilities
available `:'3-2094
OSHAWA South, nice.
clean 2 -bedroom upper
apartment in duplex Dec 1
includes stove "edge heat.
laundry. parking. 295 Banff
Ave 29-5'66
OSHAWA. dean bright
upper level. 2 bedroom, t
bath apartment, new car-
pet. big porch, washer dry-
er, yard, dose to down-
town. no pets 5595 month
435-)110
OSHAWA. detached 4
bedroom abasement apart
mart. 50' Wt, appraised
148K, must sen 145K Call
Al 1-905-723-4275
PICICERaaG
Must see. new base-
ment apt., one bed-
room. 2 new ap-
pliances. own laun-
dry. large Yimdowa.
parking, mature only.
Available Nov. 1 $650
ml 837-1602
PICKERING spacious
ale bedroom apt fur-
nvsheo. 4 pt Dam aundiy.
park one. walk to Go and
Bus Large Storage room,
non smokers ony please
No Deft 5650 1905, 420-
3774.- 4-E 284-•618
PICKERING 2 -bedroom
man flop$ of bun"ow
close too town ribs and
transit. separase usXndry a
c. parking. $950imd is n-
clus" hrslAast 500-16.51
PICKERING
ROUGE VAL-
LEY
2 Bedroom spa-
cious apartment
backing valley
5875 :nclusive
905-509-0413
PICKERING. 043V W1
apt t Dkdroom mrtC'an.
DiC'•:orn. evrigroomr and
part:-, ;?eat la ' person
Nonsm oii . no PM, 5625 .
nc'usrve. Mone Gera.
421:._14 4
DICKERING. oewoom
oaksermert apartment. Sebe
nae entrance latnd''v -ac,
nice neighborhood. MW
•nc'lxsrve Availaoe irmne-
satr-:
PICKERING Whites Rd.
Clean. tumr"red 1 000
room baserment separate
entrance, fulf itrtcf`er a„
central vac secww v car
DON: rage Quiet 'On
smoke Nov 5600 ,nckr-
PICKERING _ vcp001
Hwy 2 Dedrec- cast
'ner:t apt Ncn-smoke• 6
am"arces steps ro Go 5
Picuervhg -nail Ava,laoe
^hmedtaMiy, S&SOmcnm.
Including uhi,hes S _aloe
Carl =- _ 514 -
SMALL 2 -bedroom ease-
ment apartment. newry •en-
ovated. air conditioning,
centra vac, r -ale en-
trar4e, non-smo.ie,, :sun-
dry. S70C •-tooth inclusive
Ca:- 4_1')--x0.1'
SPOTLESS _ bedroom
basement aparnent for
Quiet nob smok,ng singe
person cr ooupe Separate
entrance full tiara and
iocnen. snare Laundry no
pe!s 6846--4997
TWO storey acartmew,
Oshawa Creek part setting
Large 2 bedroom. 5675 :o
5725 inc:.,aes garage,
parking Ava,labfe imme-
dialely S Nov 1st 403
166'3
WESTNEY/HWY 2. '
bedroom basement aparl
ment. newly 'enovate.:
laundry taalthes and parr
mg available, suit single
working persor. dose
public transportation. 5575
inclusive available mme-
dately Cal 427-9601
WHITBY 112 Centre N.
large one bedroom, suit-
able for responsible adult,
no pets Parkingreferent.
es required. Available Nov
1 5662 incl . 416 -486 -
WHITBY 3 bedroom man
hoot triplex, parking, stor-
age shed, fenced yard,
Quiet .:out, 5860 ndusive
668-8785
WHITBY, Brock•Hwy 2. 3
bedroom apartment, wi
large kitchen. in triplex.
$820/month plus. Call
Jet"" (91)61509•-1805
PAGE. MTHF. NEWS ADVERTISER 1rRIDAY,(X,-IX)RFR li, 1995
. For RentM1 F 1 11 Pfwalt_f mSW 1 Personals
WHITBY clean t bedroom
basement apt fireplace.
Shared faun". periling. no
Ws. non smoker, utilities
included, $600 after 5 cap
&1
571-16
"I'MY, dean 2 tx)ml., d,-
rnngroom. fireplace. dose
10 401 8 GO, 2 parking,
laundry facilities, separate
wnrance. main low of in -
plait. $850 inonT inclusive.
is114ast, W. 436-1610 or
666-0049
WHITBY. Fuge 1 bed -
1001r1 baseffW4 apartment.
fireplace. hardwood. ce-
ramics. parking. laundry.
private entrance. Non-
smoking $600 Cal 666-
3367 -
WHr rent ahem you can
own your own home for
loss than you Ihlnk?ii Cal
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
Reftax Summit Reahy,
(1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800
or (905) 6663211
1 For Rent
1 ARti(x.l TE
A FTY )RD A tr-I.E
IDE.* I
N Hl RF:\T'.
(1111 1 our H0%1E
• B, iyihFsl..w t-va,m,.
� 4vww ya.-ewt' �
MAARk STillrLEI
�.- � I n • Mw -4'4•
1 ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES'
WHY RENT' "'
No ODWr Pily Iertl.
No Women.
met me Show VOL now
Mar =a S'x : A
Cal Thomas C. Pike
Sales
Rep. Raman Accord
Ream L.. 576-3111
2Srx1r- - - ewe
are tlastr-ir'arae
baekya": _ s.cs. _art air.
S700,mc• o,,.r. _n,! Fst
listAve,. %J".41
J" .416.
4,E -_I 'v eavir message
AJAX3 bedroom man
low. 4 aopiiances dose to
schoas and snooping
parking no pets avak Dec
579` dus 686-320'
AJAX 3atacheC 3 oad-
roorr. ! 1.2 Dams. Fir ga.
rage rsose to scr.00a and
slopping 5990, -oath First
last %01 • 905.68?. 3067
Awim abfe NC- I st 95 3
bWroom bungalow Tauri
Ion 6 Truks area, applianc.
u targe yard 2 .:ar ga-
rsge.51095imgnm. utiuiias
Cali:905 a8b-82'9
BOWMANVILLE ares
Wight. spacious 3 brWroom
rased bungalow 21pc
Dams S10?5,month pus
utilities available Dec 1
(905)697-163' or
(905 434 -A%
CLEAN : bedroom, rased
bungalow sem. near Osna-
wa Civic Auditorium fenceo
yard.asK,ng 875month.
utilities No pets Avarltxr
a
Nov 1st First ind last Ask
for Ari: 6865877
PICKERING 3 bedroom
upper. appliances. ac wiry
shared laundry. Close 10
Go. available Dec 1st S9oo
pus ,Mkhls (416; 284-
4.^.1
PICKERING SMALL 2 -
bedroom house, full base-
ment, large lot, parking
$650 monthly pus utukhes
Near all amenities Call
(905! 639-0690
WESTNEY 8 DELANEY
close to Loeb 2 bedroom
bungalow. 2 washrooms,
living room , kitchen, ap-
pliances. t car garage. OV.
AIC . $850 plus utilities first
&last Nov 1 686-4478
VVWBY, dean 3 bed-
room bungalow, broad-
loom. 2 appliances, large
yard, new gas lumace.
close 10 all amenities.
(416)283-8030
Housing
Wanted
WANTED TO RENT
House large enough for 2
couple. References avail-
able Pets' Pon (lope area.
Call evenings (905)885-
4735 or days 9-430
(905)728-6259 ask for
Greg.
HOUSE to share, beautiful
4 -bedroom house. Whitby.
use of all facilities, mature
working person. no smok-
ing, no pets, S425/month.
666-,0875
OWN BEDROOM, living -
room, shower, laundry,
Parking, parhaly fumrsfted.
5500 monthly. available
immediately, references d
deposits required 723-
3032
PICKERING - whites/40t,
room n 4 bedroom house,
own 4 Poe bath. no smok-
ing, no pets. $400 per
month FlrsMast requiredm
comm ernces. 420-3628-
A I Townhouses
EA
Caldoalitliutlt
For PAW
PORTER WOOOS- 3
bed townhouse in family
complex. $950mo an n-
dus,ve Close to schools
and shopping. 435-1086
NORTH OSHAWA. 3
bedroom Townhouses m
well maintained family
Complex. freshly decorated
with Frig:stove. dose to all
amenthes. on site Mgmt of-
fice can 728-3777
Spam
' For
SMALL INDUSTRIAL
Plaza. Oshawa can"
area Approximately 500
so it, Higr Cooing, over
now am, ubf les. air corn
pressor irirltrcled Parking.
s55o month to eror-h
,off oaae and wok srxv
civ a„ae,e 5 w; 98:
Rooms
' I for Ren
AJAX Dwiroom with Owl,
tarwy room It pnvafe bar,
share krtctw a. Laundry
single park,ng non imiOx
Will; lemala preferred close
to Go available now. 5600
3'54
AVAILABLE NOW-
-4XX;TICE WEST -dean 2
room tela. 4 X* flim
laundry nook ,.c deal tor
I park.ns 5495 whc, UM
9,66-"68 or 728 36 Set
9ULLY FU*MSNED.
Deaous room -ire phone
Cable .r gyre! **0Cutrve
- Trite. Shit kilCn4f1. ball
-unary facilities Ou3-penr
4 rosonave rates 427-
+x -
GREAT 'o' a Dad' large
muster badroan and ins.•
41 .n eiecubve hOrro, noel
whims Your vnit ng kaki
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WW room S4JC small
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young person $95
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MCLAUGHLFN Square,
love"' spacious. 2-be60011,
rbrWo. eneurte master.
laundry. 5 appliances.
heated pool, parkingse-
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cluded $975rrlonth 725-
4524
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Condo. carpeted. indoor
perking. security 2 balco-
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sauna, exercise room. pool
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Office i
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1500 e0 A 8.0dat" Park
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BRICK 2 storey century
home in town of Uxbridge.
3 bedrooms, sop Irving.
dining and farcy rooms, 2
walkouts. bam. plus Healed
workshop 5252,900. 52
Reach St., Uxbridge. Open
House Sun.. Oct. 15. 1 -5
p.m. 852-7058
FOR SALE PRIVATE
Oshawa. 3 bedroom town-
house, fireplace. family
room. Will take car. boat or
what have you as down
payment 72:-2950
KEWATIN AREA- 3 bed-
room back split. attached
garage. combrnabw Irving
roorri'daning room Large
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(6 Years.) Ga, upgraded
windows. excellent condi-
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900151 4055
Neal Sales Rep. Gude Re-
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900-451-5566 ext 697
OSHAWA, SOUTH
• frlll•f11OnS
EAST super sem ♦620 .
bedroom apartment it
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RESPONSIBLE average
barns Cal i. aur cent vac
kur loving guy seeks gun
very bright. garage. tacks
onto park $132.900 434
-Kt,same qualities 35 to 45
6' 44
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sale or rent 55 + five star
Park Non Pets area 1 bed-
room 2 baths Florida
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FEMALE TO SHARE 2
2-8EDROOM - ';2 storey
S3 491min 18., T -tone
bedroom apartment it
frame house, be" tul 52x
CALL lcGins, get
Ajax pod. parking. $50C
270 h mature lot in Cour-
names 8 name numbers
per mo Istlasi .all incluo-
lice 3139 Truus Rd Town
i_+.: r.-, '1905,619-9046
water sewers $118,000
1900-451-5566 Ext 253.
49(min 18+, Touch
m
AJAX tushed,unfur-
436-9024
to
tone
rushed borm in 3 bdrm
5 LEVEL sldesW,t 5 bed -
your
personal-
ized
In
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-call
683-0.07
and let
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help you.
townhouse share all fac rooms. 1.4 pc 1-3 pc 1.
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share with same. private Flexible dosing Asking
entrance. must like pets. $1169.000 166 Goodman
parking bus, no drugs. 4321863
(905 1686-1214 evenings
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BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom
Wh" townhouse, ensuile,.
wall closet, attached ga-
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shopping and bus.
$135.000 7284=17
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NENR0N1#%M OCT.
13TH,
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lope haute, pile bed
oom strife, cella
r
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ol, maple tables,
leaf gte lig
, Oak d *m cabi-
ZenM T.VJVCR,
c. maple drtette
. Wraps. slow,
bed, 3 pc. break -
set, freezer, mi-
crowave and stand,
dishes, Chita, Royal
pert, pictures. oil
lamps, also garden
work mate, desk.
truck cap. rustic an-
tique furniture, and
numerous other items.
Terms. Cash, ap-
proved Cheque. visa,
Auctioneer
Frank Stapleton.
(905)786-2244
OSHAWA
FLEA
MARKET
SM, OCT. 1S, 2 PA
AUCTION
SALE
(Ead DaDaviss-
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727 WRSON RD. S,
OSHAWA
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22 FL
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At Myles"
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33 Hal St., Oshawa
8 pce. fining room
suite. chesterfield su-
ite, stove and refiig-
erator, bow glass chl
nal cabinet, harvest
table, tea wagon,
drop leaf table, rock-
ing chair, tiffany
lartlps, pine din
room stable, butt
Chest of drawers.
trunks. Victorian love
Seat. gate leg table.
oil lamps, sign prints,
hared carved coffee
labile, spoof bed.
rugs, spirlrrng whleel,
gramophone, linage
dishes. royal Doulton
glass, aodcS, silver,
C wu: Itrlen, f_x08NefK
sale plan to attend,
terms cash. no reser-
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20 Chadwick Dr.
905 427-7422
Experienced
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Bargain rates, homes,
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Piano moving.
Packing available.
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prices
at Sandy's
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sNew Adult and
ks Children'se Books are2 always 1096
r off thecover price '
1 �
Located in the Supercentre Mall at
I
Liverpool Rd and Hwy 2 in Pickering '
(905) 831-3741
Save the GST on your used book purchase when I
ILyou bring n this coupon. One coupon pet purchase
-------- — — — —
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Ringing Advertise in
Focus On Business
Call Janice at 683-0707
BRIAN FORDHAM
DRIVEWAY
SEALING AND
PATCHING
Residential & Commercial
1-(800)-387-0894
(905) 725-7443
• .,cniact Lenses • S-riDCUtar Vi
• ? e rceptuai Testing
• -dispensing of all Types of
Frames & Contacts
1895 Glerwna Road. Suite 212
Pickering, Ontano. L 1 V 6R6
439-5303.683-1175
Oshawa Centre. Sk"mrison Road
Oshawa. Ontario. L1J 2K5
5-'-3220
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If you've always wanted to own the latest
designer clothing then you 11 be pleasantly
surprised at the savings at Sandy's Designer Fashions in Pickering Village.
Ttr1a� iot1it:n11 gooxl can be expensive. tike clothe.
.an .train the pocket book and the endless hour-, of
who have ,leer!„ -equc,i, SanJ% "hen I go to
Toronto I'll mala ., ptant of 1Lxiki1for the items then
shopping can he pain.
want."
The fact is it doesn't have to he that way. Designer
This kind of personal %owner that ladles have come
Aothes in enduring styles can be found for up to 7014 off.
to expect when they visit Sandy's shop.
\o strain, no pan.
You can feel free to browse and take .our time.
The place to find these treasures at a fraction of the
Sandy is there to answer your questions and she says
price is Sandy's Designer Fashions in The Courtyard in
many have come back again to bur something they've
Pickering Village.
liked.
Sandy Lynch opened her shop two ndxtths ago after
"1 offer a Iavaway plan so if a customer sees
,pending a great deal of time building up valuable
something they like there's no need to watt.' she says. "i
ctrntacts in Toronto.
want them to have the item before mmiirone else purchases
The result is a source of designer ladies clothing at
it. "
prices you have to see to believe.
Sandy chose The Courtyard to locate her shop
"I'm able to purchase end of line merchandise from
because it's as unique as the fashions in her stove.
Toronto manufacturers," says Sandy. "It enables me to
It has a relaxing feel ani old world charm that
fifer tap fashions at discount prices."
attracts people to her store and the many other great places
If you're familiar with the price of designer clothing
to shop in this eye catching Tudov style mall.
Itkn you'll appreciate the erimmous savings. If you're not,
First impressions are important and Sandy says many
then it's time to appreciate the opportunity at Sandy's
of her visitors tell her "I'll he back' and they do return.
,tore.
This family business includes Sandy's mom who
For business or casual wear there are slacks, blouses,
helps out in the shop and her um who helped build the
skirts, dresses and sweaters in classic styles that will be
store. This dedication is the same she promises to give her
popular for many years.
customers.
Since opening, many women have visited the shop
Looking good either at work or a casual evening
happy at the fact they've found a store like Sandy's in the
with friends and family can be accented by beautiful
area.
designer clothes that are not only eye catching but
They've given her ideas about what they'd like ai see
affordable.
and have asked for specific clothing they would like her to
For more information call Sandy at (905 ( 428-914i
stock when she does her buying again.
or visit the store at 109 Old Kingston Rd. at the north side
"i've started keeping I file for each of my customers
of The Courtyard.
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� Lcover
sNew Adult and
ks Children'se Books are2 always 1096
r off thecover price '
1 �
Located in the Supercentre Mall at
I
Liverpool Rd and Hwy 2 in Pickering '
(905) 831-3741
Save the GST on your used book purchase when I
ILyou bring n this coupon. One coupon pet purchase
-------- — — — —
To Get Those Phones
Ringing Advertise in
Focus On Business
Call Janice at 683-0707
BRIAN FORDHAM
DRIVEWAY
SEALING AND
PATCHING
Residential & Commercial
1-(800)-387-0894
(905) 725-7443
• .,cniact Lenses • S-riDCUtar Vi
• ? e rceptuai Testing
• -dispensing of all Types of
Frames & Contacts
1895 Glerwna Road. Suite 212
Pickering, Ontano. L 1 V 6R6
439-5303.683-1175
Oshawa Centre. Sk"mrison Road
Oshawa. Ontario. L1J 2K5
5-'-3220
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A Metroland Newsmagazine For City Families
NOVEMBER ISSUE
Durham Parent Publishes
Each Month and is
available in boxes , �$
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11,000 copies�;y� er�t'�w� tike
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Please call:
Deb Mohns, Helen
Brouwer,
Gail Morse
or Chris Rausch at
683-5110
Fewer people
on welfare
The social assistance rolls contin-
ued to shrink here last month, with
560 fewer people receiving aid.
V4'hile there were 3.1 per cent
fewer people receiving either wel-
fare or Family Benefit Allowance
(FBA) than inAugust, more than
38,400 people in Durham needed
assistance in September. Included
among the recipients are more than
19,300 children.
September was the fifth straight
month the number of welfare cases
dropped.
Durham Council health and
social services committee chairman
and Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards
says, "It's a very, very positive
report."
"1 wish we had the same size
drop each month. It's a sizable
reduction. With all the bad news
we're getting, this is good news,"
says Mr. Edwards.
The had news he's referring to
are cuts in provincial funding for
social services, such as counselling
programs and shelters for abused
women.
There were about 17,450 welfare
recipients in Durham in September,
down by 551 from August. The
FBA rolls decreased by nine people
to 21,001.
FBA is a long-term assistance
program, while welfare provides
temporary relief.
for more information.
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six or wic'mrle BOx 25165
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prokssraul lady. 42. with a zest for We Lae
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area BOX 25136
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Local builders concerned about furnace safety
The Oshawa -Durham Home Builders Association
recognizes the serious risk associated with heating
systems using high temperature plastic venting.
Most consumers with furnaces utilizing the products
bearing the brand names Ultravent, Sel-vent and
Plexvent have been notified by the Ministry of
Consumer and Commercial Relations and have been
advised fi have the systems corrected by August 31,
19%.
High temperature plastic venting systems are used to
exhaust combustion products from mid -efficiency
furnaces. Over a period of time, it has become apparent
that these products are susceptible to failure of the
joints, possibly allowing exhaust gases to enter the
home.
Consumer advisory bulletins were issued in late 1994
advising consumers to have these systems inspected. On
Sept. 12, 1995, the Ministry of Consumer and
Commercial Relations issued a director's Safety Order
requiring all homeowners to correct the affected
systems. If the furnace was installed in a new home, the
builder is being required to take the corrective action.
Builders and heating contractors had originally
installed these systems with the knowledge that they
were tested and approved by the government. Now that
certain systems have been found defective, the builders
are being ordered to pay the entire cost of the
replacement. The manufacturers of these defective
products and the agencies that approved the use of the
systems are bearing no responsibility.
"While the builders and contractors are not
responsible for the problem. we are being held
responsible for the solution," says Stephen Kassinger,
president of the Oshawa Durham Home Builders
Association. "Home builders are the only organization
taking action to address a problem created by others. We
arc the only group morally dedicated to fixing the
problem rather than shifting the blame."
New homes offer
lasting value
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 appraiw-rs.
A cross -Canada survey of residential appraisal
specialists who are member 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 fir 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 lir the money and then add the luxury
features as needed.
For buyers able to afford luxury features, appraiser
recommended looking for mainflo r laundry rooms,
two -car garages and energy-saving features such as
high-etiicierwy furnaces.
Professional real estate appraiser routinely provide
value estimates to banks, trust companies and
mortgage brokers as well as private firms and
individual property owners. The Appraisal Institute of
Canada awards "AACI" and "CRA" designations to
those appraisers who have met stringent requirements
for education and experieic; y w r ►
Homeowners with affected systems are urged to
contact their builder to discuss the options available to
them. Some furnaces may permit the plastic vents to be
replaced with a stainless steel assembly. Other situations
may require the furnace to be replaced entirely.
"I am aware of builders who have already taken
corrective action to the degree that they have made no
profit or have actually lost money on some of the houses
that they have built," Kassinger states. `"This comes at a
very inopportune time as the industry as a whole is
struggling with a very poor market and extremely thin
profit margins. However, our first priority is with the
ihealth and safety of our customers."
Homeowners have until Aug. 31, 1996 to comply
with the Safety Order, however the builders' association
is urging their builder members to contact their
customers and inspect the systems, tape joints and
install a carbon monoxide detector immediately. With
the heating season approaching, these measures will
ensure the safety until replacement vents or furnaces
become available.
The Oshawa Durham Home Builders Association
represents the vast majority of builders, developers,
tradespeople. suppliers and associates in the residential
construction industry.
The association president concludes, "We are an
organization of professionals with a code of ethics
dedicated to backing our products and dedicated to our
customers' safety and health."
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Making the right choice when it comes to
purchasing a 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
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select one real estate representative to look after your homes that are listed for sale and that have recently
needs. It is important you feel comfortable with the sold. Sale figures can he misleading because they do
representative and he or she be very familiar with the not indicate the extras included, but they can serve as
neighborhood into which you want to move. a solid general guideline of value.
A professional representative spends a great deal of Regardless of what route you follow to find your
time researching the market on your behalf and you home, the timing is right for you to do it now. Interest
will be better served having one person looking after rates are down, builders are offering excellent
your best interests rather than "working with" a selection and prices have not yet started to rise despite
number of people. the fact the market has gained significant momentum
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Buying a new home may be
the biggest investment you make
in your life. When it comes to
financing your purchase, you'll
want to make sure that you make
the choices that will suit your
particular needs and budget.
Banks, trust companies and
other financial institutions are
offering more ways to finance a
new home purchase than ever
before, with a wide range of
options, features and services.
What can I afford? As a general
rule, no more than about one-
third of the assured gross income
should go toward the total sum of
the mortgage payments, property
taxes and estimated heating
expenses. Also, no more than 40
per cent of the assured gross
income should go toward the
total of your mortgage and all
other payments — such as car -
loan payments.
How much can I borrow? You
can usually borrow up to 90 per
cent of the first $180,000 of the
property's value and up to 80 per
cent of the remainder. For a
$210,000 -home, for example,
you could borrow $186,000. You
would need at least $24,000 for a
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Durham Homes: 45 years of leadership
A lot of things happen as a result of devoting
yourself to any industry for over four decades. You
certainly gather tremendous experience and gain the
respect of your piers and consumers alike. You also
naturally take a leadership approach in your industry.
Now celebrating 45 years in business, Durham
Homes has developed a reputation for building quality
homes in communities like Fallingbrook, Bluegrass
and Cralgleith in Whitby, Annapolis Valley, Durham
Shores and Kingsway Forest in Oshawa. This success
and popularity is due to Durham Homes offering
homebuyers the uncompromising standards in home
design and construction, which have earned the
company an Excellent Rating from the Ontario New
Home Warranty Program for many years.
Taking a leadership role in the building industry
also means sometimes being on the leading edge. The
company takes great pride in being "first" in the area
in many facets of the home-building industry — first
to bring "a touch of California's to the area with
solarium kitchens and other open -concept
features: first to build with insulation values
well above the building code. first to include
water -saving, features in its homes. first to
combine heat -recovery ventilators and high-
efficiencv furnaces.
However. Durham Homes' most significant
"first" may have been in taking a leadership
role in addressine the needs of first-time
buyers in building attractive and comfortable
semi-detached homes and, many years ago.
being the first to build four- plexes, the
precursor of today's townhomes.
Throughout the years, Durham Homes has
taken pride in not only building great
communities which people are happy to call
home. but also Introducing environments
which allow neighbors to greet each others
and have a sense of being part of the
community from the day the,., move in.
To celebrate its tremendous. 4i -year
history in the building industry. Durham
Homes is inviting homehuyers to celebrate
right along. They have done this in tw.o
significant ways at the popular Kingsway
Forest community. Now. for a limited time,
qualified purchasers can move into one of the
invcntory homes with a five-year mortgage of
six per Lent. -�
Durham Humes has alio introduced fisc
new models to its Kingsway Forest ,t
community, which is beautifully located in -)
northeast Oshawa in an area studded by -�
parkland, greenbelt and forest preserve.
At Kingsway Forest, many people have
already discovered that Durham Homes
brings the same thoughtfulness in design and
construction quality to each and every home,
regardless of the lot size.
All homes in this beautiful community
have features one would normally associate
with larger homes. You find cathedral ceilings
wherever possible, gas fireplaces as per plan
and luxurious soaking tub ensuites in many of
the homes. Humes at Kingsway Forest are
also very energy efficient with features like
heat -recovery ventilators and high -efficiency
natural gas furnaces and motion detector
lights. Durham Homes takes pride in building
homes with an interior environment that is
nearly draft -free, thereby helping to reduce
heating and cooling costs -
The Dive new designs offer all those
features for which Durham Homes is known,
and well-regarded. But the new designs have
an additional attractiveness — versatility.
t1% Consider, for example the Shelby. a "multi -
version" plan that allows the homebuyer four
different designs from which to choose.
Whether you opt for the bungalow or
,,," raised bungalow design, the Shelby is very
attractive and elegant with features like
vaulted callings and open -concept design
which makes the most of the natural light
ushered in by the homes' many windows.
There is also the large master ensuite with oval
soaking tub and separate shower and the coziness of
the optional gas fireplace in the great room.
But where the Shelby differs from most homes is in
the fact that the purchaser can choose from a number
of plans to best suits his family's needs. There is a
version which adds an upper level for the second and
third bedrooms or a spacious suite. Or, if you prefer,
add a huge, bright family room with a vaulted ceiling
and gas fireplace. This is also a great location for a
home office.
Bungalows have become very popular with today's
homebuyers not because of size or price, but as a
lifestyle decision. Durham Homes has tried to
accommodate the needs of homcbuycrs with multi-
level plans which offer versatility as well as comfort
and convenience.
If you are looking for a larger, all -brick, two-storey
home, the Fairfax, with its airy nine -foot ceilings,
dramatic loft and rear window treatments, may be the
The Shelby II 1642 sq. ft. $181.900
home for you. This design offers versatil
interchangeable plans to allow the purchaser eith
open concept or more traditional, formal layouts.
You can certainly find a home that best suits ye
needs at Kingsway Forest. Homes range fro
$133,900, for the 1,116 -square -foot Balsam on a 3
foot lot, to $196,400, for the 2,255-sq.ft. Fairfax or
46 -foot lot. There are a number of inventory hom
available. First time buyers will appreciate a move -
package that includes five appliances with many
the homes.
The Kingsway Forest sales office is located i
Townline Rd., north of Adelaide Ave. in Oshaw
Sales office hours are from 2 to 7 p.m. Monday
Thursday and from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturdays al
Sundays. The office is closed on Fridays. For mo
information, call sales representative Sue Hams at ti
site (436-5161) or contact Veronika Seidl of VN
Realty, exclusive agency representing Durha
Homes, at 430-3893.
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Todav's homes are more env0
ironmentally friendly
Professional builders are increasingly using
environmentally -responsible building techniques and
materials to lessen the impact of our homes and how we
live in them on the environment.
There is no better time to find out about the choices
available than when you are looking for a new home.
Buying an energy-efficient home is one of the most
important contributions that a homeowner can make to the
environment. Fifteen per cent of Canada's total energy
consumption is attributed to heating the country's homes
and the vast majority of this energy is derived from non-
renewable resourcxs.
New homes are considerably more
energy-efficient than homes built just
10 years ago, thanks to higher levels
of insulation, advanced sealing ,
techniques, improved windows and
more efficient heating and cooling
systems.
"High-performance" windows with
thermal resistance ratings of up to R-8
can further reduce the energy
requirements of your new home.
These windows may include: triple -
or, even• quadruple -glazing and low -
emissivity glass (low -E) to let in the
warmth of the sun while preventing
the heat inAxirs from escaping, argon 4
gas to increase the thermal
1xrfOrmance of the window. anid heat
mirrors between the lavers of glass for '
superior insulating ability.
Consider selecting an energy-
efficient heating system. Mid -
efficiency furnaces are 10 to 15 per
cent more efficient than standard
products, while high -efficiency
furnaces can provide clow to 95 per
cent cfticierwy and create up to 30 per
cent less pollution than standard
products. While they may require a I
higher initial investment• heat pumps
offer greater energy performance
returns.
Reduced environmental impact is
only one of the many benefits of an
energy-efficient home. Homeowners'
will enjoy the energy savings. which
can be significant over time, and
increased comfort (even heat
throughout the house, warm floors
and no drafts), convenience and a
more pleasant indoor living space.
The R-2000 home is an
environmentally responsible home k
that uses half of the energy of a
conventionally -built home and<
provides homeowners with a cleaner, �.
healthier indoor environment. R --'(XX)
homes are built by specially -trained.
builders, tested and certified so that
consumers know exactly what they > :`
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are buying.'
In a typical household, washers and
dryers, refrigerators, freezers, stoves
and dishwashers account for
approximately 15 per cent of
residential energy consumption.
Many builders today include a full
range of appliances with their new
homes. Homebuyers should try to
the label attached to every new appliance. 80 per cent less energy than a conventional incandescent
Typically, energy-efficient appliances reduce energy bulb and lasts about 10 times longer. While energy -
use by 15 per cent. Recently, the market has seen the efficient light bulbs are more expensive initially, you may
introduction of a new generation of appliances that are up expect savings of up to $30 over the lifespan of the bulb.
to 48 per cent more energy efficient than conventional Not having to replace burned -out bulbs in hard -to -reach
appliances. Buying the full range of state-of-the-art places, like the tops of staircases or cathedral ceilings, also
appliances may cost approximately $900, but the energy makes energy-efficient light bulbs more convenient.
savings can range from $180 to $250 per year. Dimmer switches and times give you more control over
Energy-efficient lighting is one of the easiest the amount of energy you use for lighting. At the same
conservation measures that you and your home builder time, you can create "atmosphere" for pleasant evenings at
can undertake. A compact fluorescent light bulb uses up to home and increase security when you are out.
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on a large lot ..... ALL WITH DOUBLE CAR GARAGES! This new
release of designs carries the signature attention to detail and crafts-
manship you'll find in all Jeffery communities. Courtice Crossing
1 offers residents all the amenities of the city in a country setting fea-
turing a 5 acre wooded park, a wide variety of plans to choose from
including traditional bungalow plans, a free decorating service,
t'inancirlg plans and much, much more!
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ensure that these appliances are
energy efficient and water conserving.
Not only do energy-efficient
appliances have less impact on the
environment, they are also less
expensive to operate. X.
Energuide, published by Energy,X.
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Mines and Resources Canada, lets
consumers compare the energy
performance of one appliance with
another. All Canadian -manufactured s
models of major household appliances
are tested to determine their energy
use according to standards set by the
Canadian Standards Association. The
results of these tests are indicated on
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Monday - Thursday 1 - 7 pm
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Rainbow Ridge offers great value
'Why wait to move in to your new home and then
wait some more for the dust to settle after construction
comes to an end, when you can be in a beautiful home
by Christmas?
That can become a reality at Rainbow Ridge, Liza
Homes' community in charming Bowmanville. The
subdivision is finished and it is a great time to take
advantage of the excellent deals on inventory homes
the builder is offering.
But that is not all. Not only can you be decorating
your new home for the holidays, but you get plenty of
bang for the buck at Rainbow Ridge.
Affordability is the key and at Rainbow Ridge you
can move in to a beautiful hone on a 40 -foot lot, with
a double -car garage for the same price that most
builders are offering you a home on a 30 -foot lot.
Rainbow Ridge consists of fully -detached, single-
family homes on 30- and 40 -foot lots. House prices
start at $124,990. Regardless of the size of the home
or the lot, Liza Homes brings the
same attention to design and
construction detail and
incorporates the same luxurious
features in each house. And that
means value for the homebuyer.
Liza Homes
opens in
Courtice
with
pumpkin
celebration
Liza Homes is coming to
Courtice.
Marking the opening of its
new community of Countryside
at Fieldstone. Liza Homes is
giving away hundreds of
pumpkins to children of the
Clarington community.
-All are welcome." says
Daren Lasky. marketing director
for Liza Homes. -We want to
introduce ourselves to the
Courtice and neighboring
communities and. by having a
festive celebration, everyone
can join in."
Hundreds of pumpkins.
courtesy of Watson Farms in
Clarington, and other Halloween
goodies will be given away free
by Liza Homes at the festival.
Everyone is invited to attend
the festival on Sunday. Oct. 15.
between 1 and 3 p.m. at the
Countryside sales office — at
the southeast corner of Hwy. 2
and Trulls Rd.
...And watch out closely for the
Wicked %Vitch of the East.
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That's perhaps what is most appealing Rainbow
Ridge.
Even if you can't afford a big home, you can still
have all the luxury features. This new block of homes
have such features as greenhouse kitchens, circular
staircases with oak pickets, oval tubs and separate
shower stalls and large family rooms. Most homes are
all clay -brick and they come with no -charge central
air conditioning and four appliances.
Then, there is the convenience of moving into a
community that is complete. Rainbow Ridge is close
to all amenities — including shopping, schools and
recreation facilities. You can also enjoy the
neighborhood park that offers residents of Rainbow
Ridge five landscaped acres of biking and walking
trails along with baseball, soccer and playground
facilities.
Rainbow Ridge is just minutes east of Oshawa. For
commuters, GO Transit and Hwy. 401 are just a short
drive away.
When you consider all these factors, it is not hard
to understand why Rainbow Ridge has become so
popular. When you combine the conveniences and
amenities of a city and the charm of a small town,
Rainbow Ridge is a truly attractive place to live.
So, come see for yourself. At Rainbow Ridge, you
will find your dream home is affordable and Liza
Homes will even help you sell your existing home.
The Rainbow Ridge sales office and the model
homes are open from 2 to 7 p.m. from Monday to
Wednesday and from noon to 5 p.m. on weekends.
The office is closed Thursdays and Fridays.
To visit Rainbow Ridge exit Hwy. 401 at Liberty
St. and proceed north. Once you reach Hwy. 2,
continue north on Liberty St. to Concession Rd. and
follow the signs to the site. For more information, call
Indra Narine, at the sales office, at 697-2000 or toll-
free at 1-800-265-0153 for more information.
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Office Hours Mon.-Thurs.: 1p.m.-Sp.m.
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• Fully Establistted Community
• Spectacular Golf Course 81 Ravine Loa
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wuranty p work to correct defective Venth.,
With the arrival of the heating
season, new home builders and the
Ontario New Home Warranty
Program (ONHWP) are working
together to assist homeowners who
have defective heating systems
using high-temperature plastic
vents in their home.
Following an Ontario Ministry
of Consumer and Commercial Relations Safety Order
to correct all faulty systems, new home builders and
the ONHWP are ensuring all systems are immediately
inspected and temporarily repaired. For a
homeowners' peace of mind and an extra precaution,
all joints in venting systems will be taped by a
certified installer whether they are damaged or not.
With the issuance of the Safety Order, the cost
sharing replacement program is no longer in effect.
Homeowners with these defective heating systems
installed by the builder in newly built homes since
1988 should be aware they will receive coverage
either through the builder or the ONHWP.
The Ministry of Consumer and Commercial
Relations declared heating systems using high-
temperature plastic vents sold under the trademarks
Plexvent. Sel-vent and Ultravent to be defective.
Engineering and technical evidence confirmed
premature failure of the vents takes place and the risk
of failure increases with the length of service.
Pipes can crack or separate at the joints causing
flue gases, which may contain carbon monoxide. to
leak into the home. Exposure to this colorless.
odorless, poisonous gas can cause headaches. nausea
and. in extreme cases. death. Possible signs of leaking
joints or cracking include water found near the vent.
stuffy or humid air and strange odors.
Options for replacement include installing a new
furnace, boiler or other heating appliance and vent
pipe or retaining the existing furnace and installing an
approved alternative vent. All homeowners who
previously called the government's Mid -Efficiency
Furnace Line should automatically receive a copy of
the Safety Order by registered mail.
The OI`HK'P is asking all new homeowners who
have a heating system with high-temperature plastic
venting installed since 1988 to:
• Contact your builder immediately
Advise your nearest ONHWP office that you have
one of the defective heating systems and you have
asked your builder to make it safe
• Inform the ONHWP in writing if your builder is
unable or unwilling to arrange for the heating system
to be inspected, replaced or an alternative venting
system to be installed
Classifying high temperature plastic venting as
defective makes it a warranted defect covered by the
ONHWP. As is the case in any warranted claim, the
ON*HWP will stand in the builder's shows if the
builder is unable to correct the defect.
At the same time, builders who have installed
defective heating systems since 1988 are being asked
by the ONHWP to contact their purchasers who have
an affected heating system in their home and arrange
for an immediate inspection and temporary repair, and
all joints taped by a certified installer.
The ONHWP estimates approximately 7,500 new
homes are affected. To effectively handle the
increased volume of work and ensure consistency, a
centralized plastic venting work group has been
established at ONHWP to ensure all identified
installations are made safe and homeowner inquiries
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are answered as promptly as
possible.
The ONHWP is planning to
provide compensation to those
new homeowners who have
incurred legitimate
replacement or repair costs
prior to the Safety Order,
which was issued by the
Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations on
Sept. 12, 1995. In order to qualify for compensation,
the homeowners' replacement or repair must meet the
requirements of the Safety Order. If a builder is unable
to reimburse a homeowner for these costs, the
ONHWP will cover the claim.
Unfortunately, the ONHWP's warranty protection
does not cover the defective heating systems installed
in older homes that were built before 1988. Local gas
utilities will arrange for the installation of a fully -
approved replacement system. Financing will be
available or preferential terms. Homeowners should
contact their gas utility for additional information.
The ONHWP estimates high temperature plastic
venting claims will cost the program about $10
million. Loss recovery litigation will be pursued by
the ONHWP. Builders and all homeowners who have
incurred expenses, including those live in older homes
not covered by the ONHWP, will be invited to join
that legal action.
Homeowners of older homes who wish to join the
ONHWP's litigation can register their interest by
calling 1-800-785-6588.
Homeowners should keep accurate information
such as the original make, model and serial number of
the old and new furnaces, the type of alternative
venting required and an example of the defective pipe
and photograph, if possible.
Costs must pertain to the correction of the defective
heating system to meet the requirements of the Safety
Order and not any additional features such as air
cleaners and air conditioning.
In the long term, the ONHWP is committed to
working with the industry to identify and carry out
appropriate and approved corrective action so that all
heating systems using high temperature plastic
venting meet the current Safety Order by the Aug. 31,
1996 deadline.
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New Hans 'Warranty Program.
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The first 50 buyers at Solmar's Ajax site, featuring freehold townhomes
from $129,900, were entered in the draw. Pictured from left to right are
marketing consultant Joanne Lovering, real estate specialist Ronn James
and Gallacher, who says her winfall will come in handy. "I need this. I think
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What's Special?
Our new homes at Buckingham Gate.
nestled in a fabulous woodird setting
bordering a beautiful ravine with mature
trees. Feature dramatic cathedral ceilings.
unique gourmet kitchens with pantries,
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Located on i5'. 50' and 60 ft. lots.
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Call Helen Moreland or Nelia Ferrein
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If you are looking for a move to a great location, the Kaitlin Group has a home
for you at Rosebank Forest.
Nestled up to the Altona Forest and the Rouge River valley conservation area,
Rosebank Forest is a great location. It's situated near schools, shopping and
recreation facilities and offers great access to major commuting routes.
Now under construction are a group of semi-detached homes that must be
seen. There are nine designs from which to choose ranging in size from 1,085 to
1,761 sq. ft. These homes sell from $149,990, which means you could own a
home in this gorgeous location for $799 - less than it costs to rent.
These luxurious homes feature all -brick and stone elevations and offer the
design detail and quality construction for which the kaitlin Group is well known.
They also offer a number of upgrades that you would only find in much larger,
more expensive homes.
For more information, call the sales office at (9051) 839-5550.
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Alysha Lynden and her mother Linda (far right) join May Leblanc, vice
president ofmarketing for Sandbury Homes, and her nieces Carolyn and
Claire, for a train ride through Sandbury's Hunter's Ridge community in
Ajax. Kurly Kate The Clown was on hand to celebrate Sandbury Homes'
20th anniversary at the fall carnival, which was held on Sept. 17.
Home security checklist
For mane people, their home's
appearance is a great source of
pride. It can also be a source of
protection.
According to national crime
_.pre%ention experts. homes that
Icx►k lived-in arc less likely to be
hurl lariied.
Follow im! arc some practical
tips from home safety experts at
First Alert. These tips are intended
to male %our home Icss attractive
to !hic%es.
• Be sure your home's exterior is
well lit. Replace burned out
lightbulbs o�cr doorway., garage
and x art immediately. Consider
replacing standard outdoor lights
with mutton -sensing floodlights
that turn on �%henc%cr anyone
approaches. Not only do these
floodlights deter criminals. they
also provide a light whenever you
or •ucsts arrive humc.
• Lkm't give thieves a chance to
get Into your house unobserved.
Trim airy shrubs or trees that hide
doors or windows. And avoid
giving hurglars a leg up to srcond-
store% %4indows by cutting hack
tree limbs.
• Buy home fighting security
timers for your home. Lighting
timers are an easy way to create
the appearance that someone is at
home. Set timers to turn on lights
before you get home in the
c%cm g, to a%oid coming home to
a dark house.
• )peep sour %ard well-maintained
to reintorce the impression that
%ou're at home. Store ladders and
tools inside -,our garage or
basement when you aren't using
them so the,. aren't stolen, or used
to enter Hour home.
`Most people only think about
burglar-proofing their homes when
they are `•oin`' out of town."
explains Rich Timmons, director
of marketing for First Alert.
"People should be aware of the
need to take the same types of
simple prccautioms every day...
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Senator listens to homeowners' needs
Unlike many builders,
Senator Homes is not
afraid to hear what
homebuyers have to say.
The builder feels that is
best the way to design
and deliver better homes.
Listening to its
customers has allowed to
Senator Homes to
incorporate distinctive
features into the homes at
Pickering Village.
Here you will find a
home that best suits your
needs. And there is
plenty from which to
choose. Once you factor
in the various floorplan
layouts and room
configurations, there is in
excess of 30 home two-
storey and bungalow
designs available at
Pickering Village. Lot
sizes range from 40 to 50
feet.
Ranging in size from
2,050 sq.tt. to 2,875 sq.ft., these all-hri�:k homc, arc
nestled up against the Duffin'. Creek ,onscr%atwn
lands, which provide year-round natural hcauts and
recreation opportunities, whether it is a nature walk or
fishing for bass and trout.
The exterior of the homes benefit from a wide
variety of window styles and there is plenty of them to
usher in all the natural light. Inside, homes arc bright,
cheerful and elegant thanks to open concepts, half
wall.. breakfast bars. Roman columns, two- and three -
sided fireplace.. Master bedrooms feature luxurious
oval tubs and separate shower stalls.
The most attractive feature of these homes, however.
may he the fact that Senator has all but thrown out the
book on home design. In most cases, they have stayed
away from retangular room.. The result is dynamic
room layouts which take advantage of window
placements and allow natural light to filter throughout
the home.
Now is also a great time to buy a home at Pickering
Village. For a limited time, can choose a deal that is
right for you, including a 5.9 per cent three-year
mortgage for qualified buvers.
Humes at Pickering Village .tart at $214,990. You
can find extra value in one of the fullv-decorated
models, which are loaded with upgrades and available
for a great price and extra value.
Senator Homes brings over 40 years experience in
the building industry to Pickering Village. As a family
business, Angelo Breda and his son Paul bring the pride
they have in their personal homes to yours at Pickering
Village.
The Bredas are proud of the homes they build and
the company motto — "Our standards are other
builders' upgrades" — reflects their commitment to
their communities.
To reach the sales office and tour the model homes,
take Hwy. 2 from Westney Rd. in Ajax or Brock Rd. in
Pickering and proceed to Elizabeth St., in Pickering
Village. Office hours are 3 to 9 p.m. from Monday to
Thursday and from 1 I a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends and
holidays. You can visit the site by appointment only on
Fridays. For more information, call 683-7443.
Senator Homes hosted an open-house/barbecup,
recently at Pickering Village. Pony rides for the
kids was one of the activities on the day. On
hand to greet visitors were (from left to right in
the main picture) sales manager Debbie Hrkac,
sales representative Dennis Sweetnam, vice
president Paul Breda and his son Lucas,
president Angelo Breda, and sales
representative Diane Langstroth.
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There are a few things you
can do to conserve energy.
Here is a list of 20 things you
can do to save energy and you
hard-earned dollars.
1) Raise your air-conditioning
thermostat in the summer. For
each degree higher, you'll cut
your energy use by eight per
cent.
2) Turn off incandescent lights
when you are not using them,
especially in the summer when
they produce unwanted heat.
3) Use low -wattage light bulbs
in halls and other places where
no close-up tasks occur.
However using a single, high -
wattage bulb is more cost-
efficient than using two lower -
wattage bulbs.
4) Long -life light bulbs usually
use more electricity than
regular bulbs of the same
wattage. Use Icing -life bulbs
only in locations where access
is difficult.
5) Use high -efficiency light
NEW HONES b INTERIORS, I"S'PAGE 21
Nftw Homt:s arz;d Z31zt4e3r1ors
20 ways ta conserve energy
Energy is just too
valuable a resource
to waste
bulbs in your outside security
lights. Put them on a time or
photoelectric switch.
6) Light only the specific area
where you are working.
7) Grime from cooking,
smoking and dust can dirty a
light bulb and reduce the light
it puts out. Inspect and clean
bulbs regularly.
8) Avoid checking on food
while it cooks. Each time you
open your oven door. 25 per
cent of the heat is lost.
9) Cooking in oven -safe glass
or ceramic pans allows you to
lower your oven temperature
25 degrees from what the
recipe calls for.
10) In an electric oven, turn off
your oven 15 minutes before
the end of the cooking time.
The remaining heat will finish
the job if you don't open the
oven door.
11) Partially thaw frozen foods
in the refrigerator before
cooking them. In many cases,
thawing foods lets you cut the
cooking time by one third.
12) Use the automatic cycle on
your clothes dryer.
13) Run your garbage disposal
with cold water.
14) Use warm or cold water for
washing clothes and always
use a cold rinse. You also save
more money by running full
washer loads.
15) Keep heating and air
conditioning filters clean. It's
difficult to force air through
dirty filters.
16) Use fans instead of air
conditioning for cooling
whenever you can. Fans use
only about 10 per cent of the
energy air conditioners do.
17) Weatherstrip all doors and
windows, even those in rooms
you are not using.
18) Replace your old
thermostat with a newer
clock model. These devices
can be set to automatically
lower your home's
temperature at bedtime and
raise it again in the
morning.
19) Keep your fireplace
damper closed when the
fireplace isn't being used. If
you have glass fireplace
dox►rs, keep them closed as
well.
20) Schedule annual
Condominiums offer good value
New condominium home
buyers don't have to accept
lower quality as a consequence
of the current recession, say
members of the Canadian Home
Builders' Association.
Condominium builders
continue to stress design
excellence and top-quality social
and recreational amenities, as
well as a wide array of luxury
features in the current stock of
higher -enol condominiums.
Because builders are relying
on top-quality offerings to attract
buyers in the hotly competitive
condominium marketplace,
making the most of today's
market means making quality
your criteria, builders suggest.
Buyers, especially in the
move -up markets, should
consider making a move now
because quality will never be less
expensive — the current market
condition has narrowed the
margin between the cost of the
average condominium home and
a luxury one.
Here are the reactions of a
few purchasers of condominium
homes in recent months, all of
whom moved from detached
family homes.
Lois Gibson, who lives at
Hanson-Ncedler Corporation's
The Mansion condominium in
Mississauga, was leery about
condominiums after spending 30
years in her own single-family
home and decided to be very
selective.
"I spent a long time shopping
and saw a lot of condominium,"
she said, "but when 1 saw The
Mansion, I knew immediately
that I had found something
special."
A busy, professional io he dulc
gives Gibson a heightened
appreciat+on for the hassle -free
lifestyle of a well-planned
condominium. while social
activities organized for residents
also helped encourage a sense of
community_ NVith her numerous
night meetings, the building's
round-the-clock security services
are also an imixxtant feature for
her own schedule and providing
peace of mind about her
daughter's welfare.
"Thr site design appealed to
me because every room is
slightly different and the living
area has an unconventional
shape." Gibson said. "That helps
make living here special."
For Eileen Thomas,
condominiums provided nox one
but two homes in relatively quick
succession She moved from her
Lorne Park. Nissisasauga, family
home to a smaller condominium
as an -'interim step," she said,
knowing eventually she would
want a large home.
"I Aas content to wait,
though, until I found exactly the
right condominium for me.' she
said.
HOME TRIVIA
• The country's home builders contribute
$43 billion annually to the Canadian
economy.
• Canada's home-building industry
generates one million person-years of
employment annually.
• Toronto Home Builders' Association
members build more than 85 per cent of all
new homes in the greater Toronto area.
• The average cost of land in the
Metropolitan Toronto area comprises more
than 40 per cent of the total price of a single-
family home.
• One and one-quarter_ million Canadians
move annually. Nearly three-quarters of this
group moves within the sante province_
• Nearly 40 per cent of immigrants to
Canada locate in Toronto.
• Two-thirds or more of Canadians home
builders include more than the required level
of insulation in their walls, ceilings and
attics as a standard feature in new homes.
• Almost three-quarters of Canadian
builders construct more than 75 per cent of
their homes on a pre -sale basis. More than
one-quarter build exclusively pre -sold
dwellings.
Home trivia is supplied by the Canadian
Home Builders' Association.
Thomas didn't have to watt
long. Her condominium came
came on the market soon after
she purchased her first
condominium home.
"I liked the location and its
price for the size and quality of
condominium it offered,"
Thomas said. " %'hen I saw the
penthouse floor plans. I knew it
had exactly the features and
design amenities I wanted in a
condominium. In boHh purchases.
the condominiums more than
lived up to what was promised to
me. '
Karen and Sal Napt4ita v also
are pleased they took the plunged
into the condominium lifestyle
"4s ,,x)n as we walk:d in we
saw 'quality', no doubt about it."
said Sal. "People who come to
our place arc just amazed at the
pillars, the design, the la%out, the
trim and the details like :cramic
doorknobs and the nice fixtures
they gave us in the kitchen."
Karen added "most of the
features weren't even Upgrades.
the% were standard...
Condominium vendors place
greater emphasis on spending
extra time with first-time buyer
as well in today's more
competitive condominium
marketplace.
Buyers can he assured by how
much time condominium
vendors spend with their
customers, not just showing
homes, but explaining how the
whole process of buying and
finishing a condominium works.
By taking advantage of the
current supply of quality
offerings, buyers stand to benefit
a great deal from making an
informed decision.
Many market watchers feel
we are at the end of the current
downturn. Traditionally after a
slowdown, prices rise to higher
levels that they were in the
previous cycle. - -
maintenance checkups for your
heating and cooling system. By
keeping your system in optimal
working condition, you'll not
only reduce energy costs. but
also extend its service life.
Energy is just too valuable a
resource to waste, so get into
the habit of wise energy
management. You've already _
taken the first step toward
controlling your monthly
utility bills by going through
these tips.
Buying
a new
home
makes
sense
A housing industry research
firm Predicts that
"homeownership will continue
to be a good investment, even
in a low-intlation world," in a
study comparing the
investments of homeowners
and renters in 11 cities across
Canada.
Few investments can match
the returns on a new house
purchase. %'hiIc the
homebuvers's initial
investment mar represent only
five or 10 per cent o1 the total
purchase prier of a new home.
appreciation accumulates on
100 per cent of the value of the
home. If the homeowner sells
the house, no tax is paid on the
earnings for the investment
as capital Lain 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. homeowner will
have a greater net worth
after 20 year than renters
investing in GICs or in the
stock market, and a $167.000
greater net worth after 30
year. E%en if house prices do
not rise at all. the owners net
worth is still $75.000 greater
than the renters after 30 years.
Once the mortgage is paid
off after 25 Years,
homeowners' shelter costs fall
to less than one-third of
renters' shelter costs.
Homeowners can then reinvest
the difference for even greater
financial gain.
Beyond the financial'
benefits, the study also points
out the "additional advantages
of homeownership in terms of
security 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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Great Tormina value at three sites
You now have three great opportunities to enjoy
the quality and value Tormina Homes offers its
homebuyers. There is the popular Kelloryn Meadows
in Whitby and new sites in Ajax and Bolton.
Tormina has only one approach to building a home.
Regardless the size of the house you choose, you get
distinctive exterior designs and interier details that
are second to none. It also means that only quality
materials and construction techniques are used to
build a Tormina home. But there is more to a home
than quality materials and workmanship.
Tony Lucchese feels pride is just as important as
the quality and value features that Tormina offers
homebuyers. "Every home is special," he says. "We
build each home like it is my home."
And Tormina listen to its customers. Lucchese says
house plans and designs are altered to reflect features
homebuyers want and need. He
says his trades do a lot of
customizing during the •
construction phase to make
changes requested by the customer
whencyer possible. "A lot of the
times is doesn't cost us anything."
he sans. "if a customer makes a
request and it is early enough in
walking distance of public and separate schools, a
short walk away from shopping amenities and just
minutes north of Hwy. 401 and the Whitby GO
station. The Whitby recreation complex is also
nearby.
Westney Heights, in Ajax, is a brand-new
community offering the same Tormina quality and
commitment. You will find all clay -brick homes with
unique, open -concept interior designs and features
like ceramic the in all foyers, kitchens and
bathrooms. You can choose from bungalows ranging
in size from 1,470 sq.ft. to 2,570 sq.ft. or two-storey
designs from 1,700 sq.ft.
In Bolton, homes range from $129,900 and feature
all the same Tormina quality features — familiar,
open concepts and ceramics throughout. Special
features include gas fireplaces and high -efficiency
furnaces.
That dedication to workmanship and commitmen
to the customer is nothing new for Tormina Homes
Tony and Gino Lucchese have been in thl
homebuilding industry for over 35 years. Thei
approach to building a home was the same then as i
is now. "Our policy has always been the same
whether it is a good time or a bad time," say
Lucchese. "We try to build homes where people
would be able to live comfortably and be proud ti
raise a family."
For more information on Kelloryn Meadows
contact sales agents Vita Locicero or Nora Stewart a
686-3071. For Westney Heights information, cal
Marcia or Brad Alderson at 683-8749 or they can bo
reached 24 -hours a day through Re/Max New Style a
(416) 289-3333.
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the construction. we are only too
Kapp} to make the change.." That
means a lot to the customer and it
is reflected by the high number of IMCO
repeat customers and referrals
Tormina receives.
The qualits. value and pride is
evident at Kelloryn Meadows. in
V1'hlthy. Tormina Homes has seen YOU C.,,,,LkN AFFORD
this part of town grow up and.
over the past 17 years. has grown
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100 US gallons) ,old or leased in
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levels of energy efficiency. Gas
residential water heaters
manufactured after Dec. 31, 1992
will also have to meet minimum
levels. Standards are reviewed
and raised every few years.
The Canadian G.as
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