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DURHA%l - T11C 1 uhli; s,110� 1l h„an1 ha,
put on hold plans to sun cs parents and teachers
of junior and senior kknderzartcn student,,.
'i'hc Durham Board of Education had
planned to poll parents and -,tat-t- to (kktohcr. but
because it hasn't yet finished compiling the
results of a surveN taken last June. plans for a
second sur%ev ha -c been put on hold. repKrrts
superintendent Carol Yco.
Shc says lru,,tee• will rcccn c a report on
kindergarten pn,_r im, ;inJ r;,ult, of the first
suneN at thcr, 7%nieetkm,
on Monday. No %. 6.
The Iatc of a second surnry w ill be decided at
or following that mccumg. assure,, 1%1s. Yet).
The surnry undertaken in June "xs ain}ed at
detcrtninim! the ,uccc,,,, or failure of all -day.
eNrn -other-dav kindervarten, which was intnr-
duccd the previous September.
The board decided to sur%cy parents. teacher,,
and principals in the wake of much criticism of
the revamped program. Sumo feel the alternate-
da-� prugr rn i,, exhaustinz and confusing for
youngsters, who wake up not knowing if'
they*rc going In ,,chlxll that day.
However. other,, applaud it fxeau•c it creates
a smoother Jay for children who would other-
wisc split their day between school and day
care.
When the hoard introduced the revamped
program. it pointed to annual sa\in«,, of
ti895JXX) a year in noon -hour husing to and
from kindcr,_arten classes. iAtxrut `S432,(NNI trf'
that would have been picked up by local tax-
payers, while the provincial _government would
have funded the remainder.)
Accurdiriv to a report issued this fall, the
board will spend $178.(1()(1 a year on nrxln-hour
Thrown for a loss
Pine Ridge Pumas' quarterback Greg
McLarty is sacked by a Dunbarton Spar-
tans' defender during Lake Ontario Sec-
ondary School Athletics senior football
semi-final action at Dunbarton Tuesday.
.Purcbase
Price
The Spartans won 34-14 to advance to
the LOSSA final against Pickering High
School Trojans in Oshawa Saturday.
Story on Page 9.
photo by A.J. Groen
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Life-saving
transplant is
on again for
Daniel Burton
Youngster, family
`thrilled' his cancer
is in remission again
By NIARIANNE TAKACS
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AJAX-PICKF.RItiG — it was the
hest Halloween treat a bov could ever
ask for.
Daniel Burton. —�
the 1(J -year-old
P i c k e r i n g
leukemia patient
whose -bone mar-
row transplant was `
cancelled because
his cancer had
returned, was told
Tuesday he has
again gone into
remission and can
now have the Daniel Burton
transplant.
Hospital officials "are contacting the
donor and arranging as early a date as
possible," says the boy's father, Dave
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Lake rescue unit sends out S.O.S.
❑ PARU in peril of
sinking unless it gets
funding for vessel
By MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF RF.I' WITR
AJAX-PICKERING —The Picker -
int; Ajax Rescue Unit (PARU) may be
sunk if the volunteer marine rescue
service doesn't get a new lx►at by the
end of next year.
For this past boating season, PARU
was forced to borrow a vessel from the
Canadian Coast Guard atter discover-
ing last winter that rot had eaten into
the wood -core fibreglass hull of its
own 19 -year-old boat.
It would have cost $26.000 to
$30,(X)0) to repair the 28400t vessel,
which was only worth about $200A),
explains PARU commodore Tony
Buckley. The Town of Pickering,
which provides most of PARU's fund-
ing (with the rest coming from the
Town of Ajax), said "no".
The Canadian Coast Guard is only
willing to lend PARU its boat for
another year.
..We d either have to get a boat or
we'd have to fold the unit," says Mr.
Buckley.
That would mean boaters in distress
off local shores could face a long wait
for help from rescue units based in
Oshawa or Toronto. As well, local
police would have to turn elsewhere
for assistance in looking for missing
people or bodies in the lake. And
boaters with medical emergencies
wouldn't have help available to get the
patient to shore — help that's particu-
larly important it it's the driver of the
boat who's ill.
PARU has been looking for a new
tx►at and has one picked out which it is
currently evaluating for suitability. The
two -near -old 34 -foot twin diesel alu-
minum vessel is "a vast improvement"
over the old one, says Mr. Buckley.
"It was designed originally as a
work boat," he says, explaining there
is a lot of space atx)ard and a cabin to
warm up in during had weather, and
the boat handles well in rough waters.
The had news is the price tag.
"It's open for negotiation, but we're
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Pickering -Ajax Rescue Unit (PARU) members crowd into the boat
they currently have on loan and would like to replace with a new ves-
sel. Seated in front are, from left, James Phillips and PARU com-
modore Tony Buckley. Standing are Dave Masters, Al Smith and Tim
Passmore. photo by A.J. Groen
looking at about $I(x),(XX)."
The Town knows PARU is search-
ing for a new boat and has been "very
supportive" so tar, says Mr. Buckley,
but there's been no commitment yet
from Pickering officials to buy one.
PARU itself is hoping to raise about
$300X) toward the cont of a new beat
over the next two or three years
through various events and donations
from service clubs, corporations and
marinas all along the Durham and
Scarborough lakeshore.
If PARU doesn't get a vessel, local
boaters will Ione a rescue organization
that has been serving the area since it
was formed in 1966 as the Pickering
Emergency Rescue Unit. Ajax came
on board in the mid -1970%.
PARU members are all volunteers
who pay for their own uniforms and
some of the costs of their own training.
"We do it for the love of boating
and community service," says Mr.
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Bucklev, who maintains the Town
"gets back more" from PARU than the
$20,(N M) to S3(),(N X) it spends each year
to keep the unit going. Almost all the
Town funding goes to maintaining the
boat, according to the commodore.
In addition to rescuing boaters in
trouble, helping with police searches
and rescuing windsurfers too tired or
cold to get hack to shore under their
own steam, PARU volunteer% also pro-
mote boating safety and patrol the
shore on a regular basis. However,
with the boat it has on loan. PARD
goes out for emergencies but does little
patrolling because the IS -foot out-
board is too small for that.
In 1994 PARU had about 36 active
members donating approximately 41)
hours per year of service. There were
fewer working this past season
because of the decrease in regular
patrols. PARU is usually in the water
from mid -Maw to mid-November.
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supervisors for its all -day kindergarten programs as
a result of the change.
Meanwhile, the fature of junior kindergarten at
the board is up in the air after the Progressive Con-
servative provincial government announced in late
September its plans to again make the program
optional. It hasn't yet introduced legislation that
would allow school boards to opt out of the program
Durham's public board began phasing in junior
kindergarten last January after it was mandated by
the former New Democratic Party government.
It hasn't indicated publicly whether it will drop
the program when new legislation comes out.
PACE. 4 -THF \F.wti ADN FRf1SFR FRIDA1. NON E%IRFR i, tori,;
Students' writing improving,
public school board finds
By LINDA "'HITE
STAFF RETORt'FR
DURHAM — The writing skills of Grade 12
students here are improving, the public school
board has concluded following a recent writing
review.
The Durham Board of Education, along with
school boards in North York, Lakehead and Hal-
ton, developed a testing consortium in 1993 to
assess student writing.
It followed a Grade 12 xvriting review in
hoards across the province administered the pre-
vious year by the %linistry of Education and
Training.
The testing consortium included a repeat of
that Grade 12 writing rcyiew this year so changes
in writing skills could he monitored and com-
pared to earlier results.
Almost 6.000 students from the four hoards
participated in the review last spring- Each wrote
an essay — identified onl\ by a number and
marked randoml. by teachers from across the
four hoards using a six -paint scale from the min-
istry.
Ixyels four. five and six are considered accept-
able for advanced-le\el students. Ixyel three is
considered acceptable for general -level students.
while level two is considered acceptable for stu-
dents in the basic stream.
A 20 -member panel of educators, parents, busi-
ness and labor representatives from across the
province decided in 1992 that SIS per cent of stu-
dents in advanced classes should produce level
four work.
The Durham hoard is " thrilleC that 76 per cent
of its second semester and full -year. advanced-
Icyel students performed at or above level four,
says English facilitator Jane Crosbie. That num-
ber is up t7om 6_2 per cent in 1991
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(In Lakehead, 85 per cent of advanced -level
students performed at or above level four, while
81 per cent in Halton and 65 per cent in North
York attained that level.)
Meanwhile, just over 83 per cent of Durham's
general -level students performed at or above level
three, compared with 7.3 per cent in 1992.
(Because just 125 students were enrolled in
basic programs throughout the four boards, their
results were not recorded for the four -board
report.)
Females in both the advanced- and general -
level programs scored higher than their male
counterparts, as they did in 1992.
Ms. Crosbie believes students performed better
this year largely because "thee were more aware
of the six -point scale." which man teachers now
use in the classroom. "It was more old hat. rather
than something new
Durham wont release the results of other par-
ticipating hoards until later this week, after those
boards have publicly announced their own results.
Durham will set up an interpretation panel to
examine overall results and make recommenda-
tions, to he included in a report to trustees at their
standing committee meeting on Dec. 11.
Schools will release their individual results
after that date. After mid-February. schools will
release action plans to address their individual
school results. The hoard will also release an
action plan dealing with its overall results.
Results of a provincial Grade 9 reading and
writing test conducted earlier this year bN the
ministry are to be released today. Durham will
also report on those results on Dec. I 1 and will
develop and release action plans dealing with
those results by mid-Februarv.
Durham plans to re -administer the Grade 12
writing test within the next two years.
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A card up his sleeve
Newscaster Bill Hutchinson, right, one of the celebrities helping out
with the Ajax -Pickering United Way's Monte Carlo Night appears to
have a card or two up his sleeve here. But there'll be no funny busi-
ness at the blackjack tables Friday, Nov. 10 when the event is held
at the Annandale Golf and Country Club in Ajax. Gathered with Mr.
Hutchinson at Party Tyme Rentals in preparation for the night are,
from left, Martin Olenroot, Dennis Goulin, Sharon Rudder and
Susan Frudd. photo by A.J. Groen
Chrysler revs up United Way drive
AJAX-PICKFRING — The
Chrysler Canada Ajax Trim Plant
has issued a challenge to corpora-
tions here to match or heat its goal
to raise S5.000 in special e,.ents
during the 1995 Ajar -Pickering
United A'ay fund-raising cam-
paign.
"This challenge is open to all
companies in both our communi-
I ip
ties." sa}s Brent Moule, campaign
co-ordinator of the Trim Plant.
Employees at the plant — who
have earned the reputation of being
the most generous donors to the
campaign -- have set out to raise
SS5,(xx) for this year's campaign.
For information on how you can
challenge Chrysler, call the United
%Vay at 905-6ti6-0606.
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Daniel, family have
been riding emotional
roller -coaster of hope
FROM PAGE 1
Burton. Mr. Burton reports his son and the rest of
the family were "thrilled" at the news.
Daniel's relapse had been discovered Sept 29
when the student of Ecole Catholique Notre-
Dame-de-la-Jeunesse in Ajax was already in
Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children for prepau-a-
tory treatment for a bone marrow transplant
scheduled for Oct. 4. The transplant had to be
cancelled, and the doctors advised against further
treatment. Young Daniel, however, didn't want
to give up and asked to receive the difficult
course of chemotherapy that was his only chance
for going into remission again.
Daniel will be kept on chemotherapy until
doctors are able to do the transplant. They had
wanted to do it as soon as possible after he went
into remission but will have to wait at least two
weeks because the total body radiation unit at
Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto is closing
down in order to be moved. Daniel must undergo
total body radiation to destroy his own marrow
beton; the transplant.
Tho: wait may even be longer than two weeks,
depending on when the donor is able to enter
hospital to have marrow removed from his or her
hip (the identity of the donor has not been
revealed).
Daniel and his family have been on a roller-
coaster ride of hopes dashed, renewed and then
dashed again since last January. That's when his
leukemia returned after a three-year remission
and a frantic worldwide search for a suitable
bone marrow donor began. Near the end of April,
when no match had been found in the existing
files of home marrow registries, Daniel's parents
issued a public plea asking people to have them-
selves tested to see if their marrow could save
Daniel's life.
In late July, just after learning Daniel had
relapsed again after a six-month remission and
was unlikely to survive. the Burtons were told a
donor had been found and chemotherapy was
started again.
"We were sitting on pins and needles for quite
a while," says Mr. Burton of this latest month-
long wait hoping Daniel would go into remission
again. "And there's certainly a rough road
ahead."
But the hay's "spirits are rally goof' accord-
ing to his father and he's been able to remain
fairly active despite the chemoxherVy.
Daniel was released from hospital Tuesday
night for I lallo we tm and was to return Wedn Ls -
day for a few days. Doctors expect VII be able
to go home to wait for his transplant and return to
hospital only for chemotherapy treatments until
then.
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Not many would argue that the neighborhoods they
live in throughout Alax and Pickering are well served
by emers;ency crews to deal with crime, fire. and
medical crises.
But "What of the people -- volunteers all -- who
patrol the .eaters of Lake Ontario to make sure all is
secure and properly monitored" These are the people
of the Pickering Aiax Rescue Unit. whose future is
currently in jeopardy if something isn't done quickly
to help fund it.
Officials at PARI; are faced with a crisis of their
own. Thev need roughly S 1 OU.(NH) to purchase a new
boat so they can continue their efforts and provide a
measure of emergency response for distressed water-
craft. Thcy currently borrow a Canadian Coast Guard
vessel. but that arrantement will stem be scuttled.
Though low profile. PARD has for many years pro-
vided comfort and expertise to help those who run
into trouble on lake Ontario.
And its marine services form an inteoral part of the
safet-, net stitched together b\ police, fire anc ambu-
lance personnel in the communities of Ai;ix and
Pickering.
But its prohlems are not isolated. The neighboring
City of Oshawa !Marine Rescue Association came per-
ilously close to shutting down its operation earlier
this year. Only through much pressure. public debate
and a near -tragedy involving COMRA rescue volun-
teers on the lake last summer. was the Oshawa pro-
gram saved
The work of groups like PARI.' and COMRA are
vital to the safer% of residents across the region.
Municipai officials here must recognize their work
and ensure a future for the operation.
Without the services of PARL'. simple rescue calls
and operations could quickly turn into tragedies.
«'e can let that happen.
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InfoSource Poll:
Last week we asked:
• Do you accept Social
Services Minister David
iTsubouchi's monthly meal
plan for welfare recipients
that totals $90 a month!
ANSWER:
Yes No
51% 49%
Do you agree with the public
school board spending
$11,000 to cover for senior
educators who attended a
i conference in cottage country?
INFOSOURCE PHONE#
683-7040
YES: Punch 8026
NO: Punch 8027
Given the closeness of Monday's referendum vote in
e aske a Quebec, would you be willing go grant `distinct society'
statu, to the province'' -- asked at Ajax Plana
TIM HEIN
"No. The rules should
he the same for everv-
one.'
ELEKTRA EVANS
"No! W'e're all equal."
JOAN FOSTER
"If it would put a stop
to all these debates and
referendums, yes."
KENT PEEL
"No. 1 don't like the
idea of one province
having special rights
and privileges."
To the editor:
In the letters by Ms. Eskins
(Oct. 14) and Ms. Wainwright
(Oct. 25) 1 am disappointed in the
dialogue that has developed over
the issue of day care for the young
child.
As a parent who has had chil-
dren in quaiity day care, and as an
educator by profession, I feel
compelled to participate in the
discussion. Just as Ms.
Wainwright criticizes Ms. Eskins'
arguments regarding the benefits
of day care, there are similar holes
in Ms. Wainwright's arguments.
The most outstanding of these is
the completely inaccurate correla-
tion she alludes to between day-
care children and the "soaring
rates of juvenile delinquency,
teenage suicide" and so on.
In addition, the issue of the
working mother is assumed to be
the cause of these. To date, in my
knowledge, there has been no
causal relationship proven
between these two. She forgets
also to mention the many other
factors that have changed in soci-
ety that put pressure on families.
Parents today, and especially
women, need to come together to
ensure that all of our children are
receiving the best possible care —
whatever their situation. This is
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To the editor. Nezt,you are made aware of what is limy Stlll have these tapes. Please find
On Monday, Oct. 23, I came "home to missing. A few items were takes out of some good in yourselves to return them
find that our home on Kipling Crescent our home, one being our CD player and to us.
had been broken into. We always think the other our camcorder. They are Qf no value to you, but are
that these things could never happen to1. Inside the case of the camcorder and rslued treasures to our family. You can't
us, but when it does, you realize that in the tamers Itself are tapes of our chit- go back in time.
`what is most important is that no one dren. M.A. Bauer"
was harmed - _ This is a Ales to the persou(s) who Y k
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not a time to spend energy judg-
ing which children are receiving
the better care. We also need to
recognize that ethical teachers
would not stereotype day-care
children in such a way as
described by Ms. Wainwright.
As someone wise once said
(and which many of us have
adopted since), "it takes an entire
village to raise a child." As
women, we find ourselves in
many different situations — either
working in the home or outside
the home — either by choice, or
not.
This will never change.
Let's work together to find the
best possible quality care for all of
our children, whatever that may
be, and not impinge personal bias
on them.
Julie Valerio,
Pickering
Man beaten , kidnapped,
taken for ride in trunk
DURHAM — Two young offenders face
several charges after a Richmond Hill man
was beaten, locked in the trunk of his car and
driven to Whitby.
Durham Regional Police say a 42 -year-old
man was attacked by two youths in his garage
just -past midnight Tuesday. He was hit over
the head with a shotgun and put in the trunk of
hitt Mercedes Benz, poliec say.
The attackers drove the vehicle to the Hwy.
401-Thickson Road arca of Whitby where
Child Find h�
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they released the victim.
The man phoned police around 1:35 a.m.
and he was taken to Oshawa General Hospital
and treated for head injuries. Police issued a
description of the vehicle around 1:50 a.m.
and at 2:0n a.m. it was spotted westbound on
the 401 in Pickering.
Police followed it into Scarborough, where
the driver lost control near Kingston Road.
The suspects fled on foot, but were appre-
hended a short time later by police.
Two 16 -year-olds face a
�� variety of charges, including
robbery, forcible confine-
ment, possession of danger-
ous weapons, dangerous dri-
ving and failure to stop for
Police.
York Regional Police are
undo Monda in charge of the investigation.
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,"AJAX « An open house is being held Sunday
.and Monday at the new offices of the Durham
branch of Child Find Ontario.
The open house is set for Nov. 5 from ll to 3 pm.
and Nov. 6 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. There'll be displays,
coffee and doughnuts.
Volunteers, anyone interested lit becoming a vol -
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School board plans for retirements
DURHAM — The public school
according to consultants. To do that, the
board hopes to "lessen the load on tax-
board would have to increase taxes by
payers" in the future by increasing pay-
one per cent, Mr. Clark notes in a report
ments now to a staff retirement fund.
to trustees.
Durham Board of Education trustees
But because "an increase of one per
recently agreed to increase the amount
cent is probably not palatable in the pre -
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tuity fund —pending budget approval.
recommended the hoard hike annual
The hoard currently sets aside
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That would result in a tax increase of
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Already established is a retirement
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altogether and paid all benefits from the
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SPORTS Call Al Rivett with sports results 683-5110, fax 683-7363
Spartans, Trojans square off
By AL RIVETT
SPORTS REPORTER
AJAX-PICKERING
An old gridiron rivalry will
be renewed once again as
the Dunbarton high School
Spartans meet the Picker-
ing High School Trojans
for Durham Region senior
football supremacy Satur-
day.
For the second consecu-
tive year, the Pickering -
based Spartans will battle
the defending
champion Trojans
from Ajax in the
Lake Ontario Sec-
ondary School
Athletics champi-
onship at
Oshawa's Civic
Stadium. Kick-off
time is 2 p.m.
The Spartans finished
in top spot in regular -sea-
son play with an undefeat-
ed 5-0 record. Meanwhile,
the Trojans finished in sec-
ond place with a mark of 4-
1 — their lone loss to Dun-
barton.
Spartans' head coach
Peter Kaiser is looking for-
ward to a classic clash with
Pickering in the final. Ear-
lier in the season, the Spar-
tans emerged with a 21-8
victory over Pickering
High. However, the Tro-
jans are the defending
champs and will be hard to
unseat.
"It will be a tough game.
I'm sure they will play us
tough. I don't think it will
be a blow-out," says
Kaiser.
Trojans' head coach
Graham Hiron says his
charges are "looking for-
ward" to a re -match with
Dunbarton in the final. The
fact that his team will be a
decided underdog in the
contest is also a
motivating factor.
"It's nice being
the underdog for a
change," he says.
"They've got a
good football team.
We'll play our guts
-ter out and may the best
team win."
Hiron notes the key to
the game from the Picker-
ing perspective is to slow
down Dunharton's vaunted
ground game led by run-
ning back Theron Walker.
"The key is containing
Walker. If you control him,
you control Dunbarton."
The Spartans advanced
to the LOSSA final after
dumping crosstown rivals
and fourth -place Pine
Ridge Secondary School
Pumas 34-14 in the semi-
final contest at Dunbarton
Tuesday afternoon. Mean-
while, the Trojans earned a
berth in the championship
with a 28-15 win over
third-place Uxbridge Sec-
ondary School Tigers at
Pickering High Tuesday.
The score in the Dunbar -
ton -Pine Ridge game was
not indicative of how close
the contest was, as the two
teams were tied 14-14 after
the third quarter. Ilowever,
the Spartans broke the
game wide open with three
fourth-quarter touchdowns.
in high
school football final
all scored by wide receiver
Jason Connell on passes
from quarterback Jeff
McConkey. Ken Brace and
Ryan Connell had the other
Dunbarton touchdowns.
McConkey kicked three
converts, with the other
point coming on a conced-
ed point after a missed
Spartans' field goal
attempt.
Pine Ridge touchdowns
came from Jamie Bruce
and Ryan Bennett. Greg
Mcl_arty kicked two con -
verts.
Meanwhile, the Trojans
went with an aerial attack
against the Tigers, scoring
three of their four touch-
downs in the air. Chad Lee
caught two passes for
majors, while Sean Quinn
hooked up with quarter-
back Chris Johnson on
another passing touch-
down. Running back
Nathaniel Covent scored
the other major. Rob
Horstman booted four con-
verts.
The LOSSA champion
will move on to the East
Bowl contest, part of the
annual Metro Bowl senior
football championships.
The LOSSA champ will
meet the Independent (pri-
vate school) champs,
expected to be Port Hope's
Trinity College School
Bears who are currently
ranked number two in the
weekly Toronto Star poll
of Toronto and area high
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Entertainment
School choir takes show on the road
AJAX — Members of a
local school choir will take
their show on the road after
tuning up with a Cabaret and
a concert here.
The Archbishop Denis
O'Connor Catholic High
School choir Vocaleeze
leaves Ajax later this month
for a two-week tour that will
see its 12 members perform
in London, Brussels and
Paris. j
In London, the choir will
perform at a prayer service
at Westminster Abbey and at
two international schools. In
Brussels, the choir will sing
at an evening mass at the
Cathedral of St. Michel and
at two international schools.
The tour finishes in Paris
with two concerts at an
international school and pos-
sibly a mini -concert at Notre
Dame Cathedral.
Choir members will be
billeted with students in two
of the three cities they visit
on their Nov. 26 to Dec. R
trip.
Vocaleeze participated in
the Ontario Vocal Festival in
Oshawa last March, when it
received a silver standing.
which is a national ranking.
It was then invited to enter
Musicfest Canada, the national
equivalent of the Ontario Vocal
Vocaleeze choir members will perform in London, Brussels and Paris.
Members are, in front, from left, Lindsay Ragone and Sarah Mayell. In
middle, Joanne O'Brien, Lisa Willcott, Rhea Dummett and Michele
Murphy. In back are Andrea VanderNeut, Jennifer Kane, Mel Clarke,
Averill Noronha and Louisa Malcangi.
Festival, where it will compete
in Toronto in May.
The choir also travelled to
Chicago last April to take part in
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received a gold standing, an
American national ranking.
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members will host a final
fund-raiser Cabaret featur-
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jokes and skits.
It will be held Friday,
Nov. 10 and Saturday. Nov.
I 1 at 9 p.m. at the school at
90 Mandrake St. Tickets are
S5 for adults. S4 for stu-
dents and seniors, and Sl
for children under 12 who
are accompanied by an
adult.
They must be pur-
chased by Wednesday, Nov.
8. Reserve your place by
calling Mel Clarke at the
school at 905-427-6667, ext.
2026.
Vocaleeze will perform
a free bon vovage concert
featuring classical, tradition-
al folk and jazz styles on
Sunday, Nov. 19 at 7:30
p.m_ at St. Francis de Sales
Church, 82 Church St. S.,
Pickering Village.
Vocaleeze members are
Joelle dela Paz. Jennifer
Kane, Sarah Mayell.
Michele Murphy, Joanne
O'Brien, Andrea Van-
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PAGE. 14 -THF. NENVS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEIVIRER 3, 1995
Worona kin demands
`swift' action on inquest
jury recommendations
By STEPHEN SHAW
DURtI M STAFF
DURHAM — The family
of a Whitby woman killed
when a flying truck tire
suck her car is calling on
the Province to take "swift"
and "immediate" action on
the 31 recommendations
made by a coroner's jury to
improve highway safety.
"It's past the time to study
and examine things: we want
action now," says Eileen
Worona, whose daughter
Angela was killed in January
in an accident on Hwy. 401
near I.akeridge Road at the
Ajax -Whitby border.
"We are happy with the
recommendations, but the
government must act on
them now. There have been
recommendations made for
the past decade and nothing
has been done." Mrs.
Worona says.
An inquest into the deaths
of Angela Worona and
James Tyrell, killed in April
in a similar accident result-
ed Monday in the jury rec-
ommending sweeping
changes to the transport
industry. among them more
advanced training for wheel
installers, stiffer fines for
safety violators and stricter
enforcement of safety stan-
dards.
Theresa Worona.
Angela's sister, says the
family will deliver to the
provincial government a
petition with 30,000 signa-
tures from across Ontario
calling for stricter enforce-
ment of existing regulations.
She also urges Minister of
Transportation Al Palladini
to move fast in implement-
ing the jury's recommenda-
tions — "nor study it for 12
months when the industry
has had the luxury of operat-
ing for over a decade with
lax enforcement...
The jury's recommenda-
tions include improvements
in areas of mechanic train-
ing, reporting of safety
defects, enforcement of reg-
ulations and liability respon-
sibility, including:
• Mandatory training and
certification programs for
tire and wheel installers;
• Increased fines for safety
violations;
• Revising the demerit
point system for drivers,
making it similar to the auto-
mobile system;
• Require mechanics to
"red -tag" all trucks found to
have safety defects:
• Upgrade requirements
for Class A driver's licence,
ensure drivers are tested in
highway conditions and
introduce a graduated licens-
ing system:
• Ban cosmetic wheel
nuts:
• Review axle weight laws
and enforce laws holding
shippers responsible for
overloading a vehicle:
• Annual inspections
should be audited more fre-
quently and should certify
that all wheels have been
removed and inspected simv
the previous inspection by a
person qualified to do so.
• Automatic suspensions
of driving privileges after
surpassing a prc-determined
level of violations:
• Vehicles involved in any
collision should be subject to
full safety inspection to
determine if a safety defect
was a factor:
• Repeal sections of Bill
164 (no fault insurance legis-
lation) so operators would be
subject to possible negli-
gence lawsuits.
Doug Bulloch, a special
assistant to Transportation
Minister Palladini, says the
recommendations "will be
acted on." however imple-
menting them "will require
some time and a lot of skill.
"A lot of these recom-
mendatio s will involve leg-
islative changes, and 1 can't
predict when that will take
place. You're asking for a
whole new infrastructure to
be set up" for the suggested
education and training pro-
gram for wheel installers.
"It goes beyond simply
snapping a finger ... Some of
the recommendations are
very simple and can be done
in the stroke of a pen but
some are very deep... It's not
as simple as it sounds," says
Mr. Bulloch.
However, Theresa
Worona says "we can't
afford to wait another 12
months. The government has
treated the industry with kid
gloves for over a decade.
Public safety should be the
fust priority."
With the inquest now
complete, she says the fami-
ly can "begin to deal with
our grief. We've had to put
the issue number one until
now as opposed to dealing
with our grief."
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Taking your medicine the right way
By MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
AJAX-PICKERING — If
Louis Lam had his way, there
would be no medicine cabinets
in bathrooms.
Not that he has anything
against medicines. Instead, the
owner -pharmacist of Liverpool
Pharmacy in Pickering says the
bathroom is not such a great
place to keep medications.
"Medications should he stored
in a dry and dark place. The
worst place is the bathroom
because of the humidity."
The warm temperature usually
found in bathrooms doesn't help
much either. Moisture, heat and
light can all accelerate the rate at
which active ingredients in both
prescription and over-thc-
counter medicines deteriorate.
flow to store medications
properly is just one of the
aspects of safe medicine use Mr.
Lam and other area pharmacists
are working to inform the public
about during Rx Safety Days
Nov. I to 18 and Pharmacy
Awareness Week Nov. 1 to 7.
The pharmacists urge people
to clean up their medicine cabi-
nets by clearing out old medica-
tions and taking them to partici-
pating drugstores for environ-
mentally -friendly disposal rather
than flushing them down the toi-
let or throwing them in the
garbage. They're also trying to
raise awareness of the mistakes
people commonly make in stor-
ing and using medications.
People also frequently keep
medications too long so the
drugs may no longer be effec-
tive, says Mr. Lam.
"As a rule of thumb capsules
and tablets have a shelf life of
about two years," says Mr. lam,
noting that applies to both pre-
scription and over-the-counter
drugs. Liquid medications such
as cough syrups last about one
year, with the exception of
antibiotics which usually must
be kept in the fridge and are
good for 14 days.
The fridge is not a good place,
however, for cough syrups and
other clear -type syrupy medica-
tions because they tend to crys-
tallize and the medication in
them will separate from the solu-
tion it's in.
Another common error is not
using medicine at its correct fre-
quency, taking it with or without
Pharmacist Louis Lam and his wife Teresa, in a campaign to inform the public about the
owners of Liverpool Pharmacy, are taking part safe use of medicines. photo by A.J. Groen
00,
Prescription for trouble
Mixing drugs with other drugs,
alcohol, tobacco, and even
dairy products
Taking medication more or
less often than directed
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Poor `storage and disposal of
drugs
Door-to-door blitz fights diabetes
AJAX-PICKERING — Volunteer
canvassers are hitting the streets this
month, doing their part to find a cure
for diabetes.
November sees the Canadian Dia-
betes Association hold its annual
door-to-door fund-raising campaign to
collect money to pay for research and
education.
Diabetes is the leading cause of
adult blindness, amputations and kid-
ney failure, and doubles a person's
risk of suffering a heart attack or
stroke.
The CDA warns the number of dia-
betics in Canada could double to one
in 10 people by the end of the decade.
Seniors will be particularly hard hit,
with about 17 per cent of those over
65 developing diabetes.
Half of the one million Canadians
currently suffering diabetes haven't
been diagnosed yet.
Symptoms include frequent urina-
tion, constant thirst, irritability,
extreme tiredness, rapid weight loss
and sweet-smelling breath.
Until a cure is found, education
remains the best guarantee for avoid-
ing diabetes complications.
The Durham branch of the CDA
will use money raised during the cam-
paign to buy guidebooks that cover a
wide range of diabetes -related topics.
People can also rent free information
videos and buy diabetic cookbooks
and other reading material.
Volunteers are also sought to go
door-to-door during November.
You can make a donation to the
CDA by sending a cheque or money
order to the Durham branch at 909
Simcoe St. N., Oshawa, LIG 4W 1.
Call the branch at 436-6648 for
more information or to volunteer.
1 food contrary to instructions, or
not finishing the bottle. With
antibiotics in particular, it's
important to finish the whole
course of medication instead of
stopping when you feel better.
The same rule applies to drugs
for chronic illnesses such as
heart problems.
"That kind of medication
.hould be taken on a regular
hasis regardless of how the
patient feels."
Sclf-medication is also a fre-
ucnt problem — where people
ep old prescriptions and take
them again long after they were
p rc,,cribed or give them to other
people they were not prescrihcrd
f or.
Then there's mixing of mcd-
tcations with alcohol, tobacco,
dairy products and other medica-
tions. For example. people on
hypertension drugs should not
use most cold and cough reme-
dies. Mixing is especially a
problem among seniors, who are
usually on more medications
than younger people.
According to the Metropolitan
I oronto Pharmacists' Associa-
tion, to which many local phar-
rnacisLs helong. an estimated 2S
per cent of emergency hospital
,xlmissions are due to drug mix-
ing or non-compliance with pre-
,..-npuons. Poor medication stor-
age and disposal habits also con-
tribute to the estimated 20.(00
accidental Ix)isonings in Ontario
every year.
It can all be pretty confusing.
.o titr. l.am recommends stayini
on the sate side and askin, your
pharmacist when in doubt.
Besides Liverpool Pharmacy.
other local pharmacies partici-
pating in the drug return and dis-
posal program this month
include Medica Place Pharmacy
and The Drugstore Ph:umacv on
Harwood Avenue and Pickering
Village Pharmacy on Uld
Kington Road in Ajax, and
Fairport Guardian Drugs on
Oklahoma Drive in Pickcrin_,.
As well, on Monday. Nov. 6
from 10 a.m. to ; p.m., Ajax-
Pickerine General Hospital hosts
a Pharmacy Awareness Week
open house in its west wing
main lobby. There'll be presen-
tations on safe use of medica-
tions, and a pharmacist will be
on hand to answer questions.
The hospital is at 580 Harwood
Ave. S. in Ajax.
Classes help
asthmatics
AJAX-PICKERING — A free two-part Asthma
Outreach Program is being offered here by the Lung
Association of Durham Region.
The program runs Wednesdays, Nov. 15 and 22 at
6:30 p.m.
There's no charge to attend the classes at Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital. The instructor is a regis-
tered respiratory therapist.
Pre -registration is required.
To preregister or for more details, call the Lung
Association at 436-1046.
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No exp necessary Call
-:i* or Donna 905-985
-.49' or 905 721 96'8
CAR :.yet wanfeC $250
+.. . ..s coln"i On, full
~part time Oshawa 8 sit
KM,ng areas Mast have
win vehicle- good comnmlu
Gabor` sk'"t Must be me
nanicauy -cloned Dunes
ow(le will buy cars and
' uck, ',, employer from
r -vale ndividuals for re
ale Fax resume only at-
afrol. Doug Moore
'05 16 74-1 760
CARETAKER -> ;wired for
2- .. , . nium in
Central Oshawa Idea for
,any retired couple Large
bedroom den unit ot-
tered :r Leu of services
One underground park) -g
space Nc Pets Duties
weekaay maintaining of
cudding,ptoperty No ex
penence necessary Reply
wilr references to Oshawa
This Week Po Box 481
Oshawa L'H 71-5 F�:e
8722C
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Aavenuser requests
'hat aovertisers check
their ad upon publication as
News Advertiser well not be
responsible for more than
one incorrect Insertion and
there shall be no liability for
non-msenion of any adver-
tisement Liability for er-
rors in ads is limited to the
amount paid for the space
occupying the error. All
Copy IS sublect 10 lite ap-
proval of management of
News Ativet!ser
CLEANERS wanted. RE-
LIABLE, CAR A MUST,
mus be Gonaable. rave
stable work history Bring
resume for interview on Fri
day November 10 Ilam.
fpm to 671 Annapolis Ave
Oshawa
Dominos Pizza now hiring
drivers earn extra cast- for
the Holiday season must
have own vehiCle with in
surance Paid cash nightly
Call 434-2777 or 831-
0030
EARN a we.,•
.'.I ': people to rr i-
weliery neckace. brace
''s earrings Jot available
151 to coast 'ram your
isle No experience
-fedeC Send a se'' ad
essed stamped envelope
Ke ,chins Corp. 99'
athero- Blva E unit 85
cF 60C Mississauga On
o L4W 2V?
HAIRSTYLIST
full time or part
lime. with or without
clientele
CALL JOE
831-6531
EXPERIENCED , I.,
a^7 ----,or loanted
high end salon in Scar
tough Town Centre,
ease cad 416, 343-
69
EXPERIENCED Ha,rstyl
ono part
te
.rYM on. um 2 years App
y in person or can N.ck
?3-0211 Evenings
.,eekends 666.2'25 Har
Care Centre Whitby Mall
EXPERIENCED travel
counse,or required part
-
Time. in established Osha-
wa travel agency Please
Fax resume to 905;571.
7354
H.V.A C COMMERCIAL
de-
cansSaiesperSorv(.iean .
ers required for busy HVAC
company Consumers Gas
Pro" air asset Profession-
al an,tdde and customer re
labor sk...I, a must Please
apply it parson with re.
some to 2020 wentwortn
St 89 Whitby
HAIRSTYLIST be your
cw- ^ss der• a chair and
increase your income In.
quire Joseph or Julie. 723-
5261
235261
HAREX Designs Inc s
' an experienced
nii on a part -basis
who has experience in the
screen prini,ng of fabrics
All interested parties
please
Cali for an roleni ew
at i905)433-8784 and ask
for Mr Kirk Harris
MATURE STUDENTS and
t Omemakers wanted for
part time telemarketing
Training provided Call bet-
ween 9 a m and 5 porn
619-6991
HOST/HOSTESS required
for night shift 11.7. Friday 8
Saturday nights Experi-
ence preferred, not essen-
tial Apply within Tom Nor-
ton's 674 Kingston Rd.
Pickering
INTERNATIONAL Health
8 Nutrition Company ur-
gently seeks New Super-
visor. Wanted. 6 full-time, 4
part-time people. Call 1-
800.806-8880.
MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron-
to's fastest growing agency
seeks extras for film and TV
work. all types, no exp req.
Earn $7415/hr Work guar-
anteed We place people
on movie sets every day
Call Susan 416-961.2226
OPPORTUNITY 95 Envi.
ronmentally safe. health
oriented products New
concept No selling No dis-
Inbut,on Nor, warehousing
Customers wanted Train-
ing provided for those
wishing business oppor-
tunity Open presentation
Sat Nov 4/95 at 100 Whit-
ing Ave. Oshawa 10 a m./2
pm
PART-TIME •ypesener re.
. , it% E xbress
Call Heather " Aiax at 683
7940
PEOPLE NEEDED
Impletety simple
urveys over the
-1e $14 per hr on
talk time Please
call
427-1559
PT FT
business w-th no
money down Car is a must
Call Cheryl at 436-2719
TAXI ;•-vers-antetlfun
a - :ran time Can
3051831-2160
FREE WEEK
NOV, 6-10 1995
FREE Starter Kit
FREE Samples
FREE Brochures
FREE S20 Gift
NO START UP FEE!
MAKE EXTRA MONEY
ParlRUll time.
Sell where you live or
work. No quotas.
no inventory. No car
necessary.
Great discounts, call
now to book appt.
We brink;
beau. home
('ill ('hri�lina Lord
905-619-157.1
TWO FULL TIME
t ' we are c„ - ; at
tempting tc immeaetey rX
two full time hourly post -
bons in our Computer Dept
Your responsibnlles will
include work,-; n custom-
er service data entry and
in outbound telemarket.ng
The two successful cana,r
dates wall be sen motivated
personable have strong
communications skills, and
degree of understanding in
1-2 3 for windows Spoke
and written Engimh is a ce-
cessity These Two entry
level positions pay $8,1hr
We would like to thank all
those who apply. however,
only those candidates se-
lected for interview will be
contacted Please send re-
sume to Peter van Ganse-
winkei. M I S Manager,
Pli 69 Mills Rd, Ajax.
Ont LIS 71-3
Office
Help
IF you are single or a sin-
gle parent or separated or
divorced with three years
work experience, you may
quality for financial assis-
tance of if you are over 45
and have recently been
laid off, you may qualify for
training assistance, DIP/
CERT. Lotus, Wordperfect,
D -Base, Word. Accpac.
Bedford, Autocad, Ventura,
Pagemaker. Harvard. Cor-
el, Computer Programming
and Systems Analyst. Co-
bol. Pascal and C Pti
shop Quark Express and
Illustrator. Durham Busi-
ness Computer College,
427.3010
INSURANCE BROKER-
AGE Position available for
personal lines CSR Must
be RIBO licensed. teleglobe
experience preferred Con
tact Pat at Warden In-
surance 579.1317
RELIABLE k ^,:
T VEL G t sell
WOODSTOVE R
w4r, 8 vrs exp will
r vital J,Yjrs. Made in Aus
p,vvide lull part time TLC.
trna. Good corddion regular
any age welcome. receipts'
S160000 asking $400
ret provided Whites Rd
Alax. (905 1683 7383
8";1-1605
Articles
for Sale
e
Business to
• ,
Business
asoned hardwood, cut.
60' SOLID OAK'ch
A k
• Farr or KYB Gas struts.
l 5160 II for 580
4 H LE C boo re a, vin
Sales Help/ ' Sales Help/ " or'j.9 Ming funk lits 1981.83 Datsun 200SX
ons up -to fis. government Call Abe at 683.5117 or
Agent Agent remittances. WCB budgets. 427 1637 eve
ash how. etc Manual or 22- PIONEER chain saw
cmputenzed Ca,, 905 _
MANAGER/SALES
ASSOCIATES
required for an exciting new concept in
retail for our new Scarborough store.
THE CRAFTER'S
MARKETPLACE
Background In visual arts: retail!
merchandising and computer
skills are essential.
Apply in person with your resume to:
Warden Power Centre
(Upper Level)
725 Warden Ave.
November 6th, 71h 13 8th
Between
2:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.
.,e
^
OFFICE WORK .i.a..ar
for 25 3C % weeK Mon
Fn for small orf,
Flexible
hrs computer expr needed
WP 5 '. Lotus. DBase
Other comp and book
-
Keep,ng expr an asset
-ty of duties include
Data Entry invoicing. cus-
tomer service, order lak,ng
and processing Markram
Start
Finch area Sta59 : h•
-.end resume to JMT BO
Nashdene Rd U•59, Scar-
borough, Ontano ki 5E4
(Car read for small et-.
rands)
Sales
MWIMplillogents
EDUCATION CONSULT-
ANT REQUIRED to enroll
children in scholarship pro-
gram Pan/tull time
$35.000 plus Training pro -
video All nationalities wel-
come Car required Herit.
age Scholarships. Mr
MacDonald 416-298-7377
IF YOU can sell 8 want to
make money come work
win us. Coupax Advo is•
ng needs ambitious sales
people Capable of manag-
ng own territory: vanous
territories available. Send
resume. PO Box 162 Bow-
manvrlle, L 1 C 3K9,
LIFE
AGENTS
Chamber of
Commerce
Group Insurance
Plan .
Broker looking
for Associates.
Send resume to:
P.O. Box 344
Ajax, Ontario
LIS 3C2
LOOKING for 10 people
who are thinning or bald -
Ing Call now 432-0369,
serious Inquiries only
R.E. AGENTS - License
held. no board, 100%
Comm (905) 666.0635
go Skilled
Help
CLASS -A rtwcharnc with
torr. xnerience required by
dealership east of Oshawa.
reply to file 87142. PO Box
481, Oshawa. Ontario LIH
715
EQUIPMENT •ent compa-
ny ;c!ek. n,.:r...ned individ-
ual Will knowledge in die-
selVgas engines. weidmg
fabrication. electrical. hy-
draulics. propane license a
plus. good driving record
and own tools Send re-
sume to File or 7241. P O
Box 481 Oshawa. Ontano
L1H 71.5
T.O. based trucking firm
has openings for qualifiedNZ drivers, shorb'long
hauls 'USA- Drivers' ab-
stract, police search, 1 C C
medical a must Good
equipment. excellent rates.
paid layovers. safety bonus
provided Call Charles
416-7403m
ORDaycare
R Wanted
NANNY / housekeeper re-
gWred for 2 year old and 1
month old full time Picker-
ing area References. Call
905-427-8480
RESPONSIBLE, mature
d expenenced babysitter
wanted for 5 month old,
evenings/weekends in ex-
change for free room 3
board Non-smoker Refer-
ences Call Ann 905-428-
8923 or Sharon 905-428.
6120
Daycare
• Available
ESTABLISHED, creative
home -daycare, former day-
care teacher, preschool sel-
up, educational daily
schedule, bilingual, excel-
lent rates/ references, flexr
ble hours, las more. Man-
ninglAnderson area 666-
4025
-5-7318
$ comre firer, exercise
bike S100. 1971 300 John
MOVING SALE
Deere snowmobile 5400.
S50 face cord, cut
'.000 Btu air conditioner
t Firewood
$100 905 432 3815
spill and delivered
MODERN lark green and
ABSOLUTELY THE
ABSOLUTELY
D!ack 5 pc °ming room sou-
Call Gerry 6-9pm
rte. 5350 Call 905-8J9-
' ILL SPEIaAL Quality
1401
asoned hardwood, cut.
60' SOLID OAK'ch
.:lit, delivered. stacked for
cabinets lower/upp✓":. 2.
-ly S70/face cord Satre
lazy susans. double -skink
::tron guaranteed Courtry
countertops. S2000o b. o..
one Garden d Forest Pro-
10C year old solid oak
,cis 905 728.6910
upright piano $500o b o . 2
manicure tables. $50/each,
AMAZING DEAL Top
1 custom-made manicure
i .., ... 1I;nr,. hard-
table. $300. hairstyling sta-
r Tod at low prices FREE
tans Call 4303156
:.•livery Serving Pickenng.
BEAUTIFUL CHEST -
ax, Whitby and Oshawa
NUT BROWN.nee length
..W DURHAM FIREWOOD
mink coal Excellent condr-
4:74741
tion. $550 OBO 683-2088
FIREWOOD quality sea-
� ned IF' hardwood. cut.
loot and deliveredstarling
it S1BS.bush cad Limited
quantity Call 705-944
8801, 7pm-11 pm
FIREWOOD
Exce,,e -joy ^—-
wood Guaranteed, extra
,ong time fully seasoned.
cut and spot Honest
rneasurernent
Free delivery.
Kozy Heat
Firewood
(905)753-2246
leave message
SK Precision 40 MHZ Dual
Trace Oscilloscope. new
51350. asking se50
Colcispot refrigerator $100
or otters 721-0088
l-Arr Pnpre, pest offer,
must go Nokia LX12 paid
$200. will take best otter
Call 579 7161
CARPET 'A-1 Prices, buy
direct wholesale. Free in-
stallation for free estimate
Cal; Sal (905)432-2750, or
pager (4161980-9697
Carpet Broker, 1 Di
Nyior thick, plush, slaw re-
FIREWOOD
e-
sistant carpet For 3 rooms,
only $369 00 Price in -
FIREWOOD
cludes 30 Sq yds carpet.
MOVING SALE
deluxe pad and installation
S50 face cord, cut
in your home Free quota -
hon in your home No m
spill and delivered
serest, no payment for one
'While supplies last'
full year. Daniel. 1 -800 -
Call Gerry 6-9pm
217-0104
all day Sal. and Sure.
CARPET MILL DIRECT.
619-4 W3
100'% nylon, thick plush,
stain resistant carpet for 3
rooms, only $349, price in-
t d n 30 ds
ROKA LUMBER i
FIREWOOD CENTRE
4'X8112" $60.00
4'X8'X16' $65.00
ESTABLISHED 1963
Days "S -277-33e1
Evenings 9DS-434.6665
FreealvA
SEASONED HARD
FIREWOOD, cut 8 split.
Maple, beech. ash, oak.
Free delivery Aiax. Picker-
ing, Whitby. 683-0709
nn, Market
ANTIQUE Victorian couch,
chair and ottoman $350 for
the set. New love seat
$200. Walter Campbell
Limited edition prints $150
o b o. Call 619-2739.
DOUBLE -BED with wal-
nut headboard, triple
dresser, tall boy, 1 end
table, $275 o.b o. Call 905-
619-1615
FRIDGE, 18 cubic ft . frost
free white. 2 dr, 30' self
clean stove, white, excel-
lent condition. $3501 pair
831-2993
c u i g, square yam ,
carpet. pad.labour. Free
estimate, Amold 1-800-
401-5557 1 yr no payment,
no interest., For 1 full year.
CARPET Rerw-
nonts.Low, low Phc-
es.ta85 Clements RcL(UnI
238) Pickenng. Open Mon.,
Wed., d Fn. 3-8 Saturday 9-
5
CARPETS - lets of carpet,
1009/6 nylon, new stain re-
lease carpets on hand, I will
Carpet 3 rooms, 5349. Price
includes carpet, premium
pad, expert installation. fast
delivery, free estimates (30
yards). Norman 686.2314.
COMPUTER- complete
386 with VGA colour moni-
tor, excellent condition,
$550. Call after 5 p m.
weekdays, anytime wee-
kends 579-9379
COMPUTERS Used
486's complete from $775.
386's from $475 Laptops
from $395. complete IBM
systems from $245. Look.
look DX4.100's 'A better
system' - 'A better price -
than the Depot $995 with
MS DOSP Also Pentium
bundles, quality and price
at Claringlon's Computer
Central 697.3060
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For Sale � For Sale For Sale For Sate Wanted • Crafts • Crags 1 � For Sale For Sale
R X 1040 6 HIGH QUALITY In A PIN
Co" - erox
ome
O K/ E FURNITURE
3 by 4 utility trader $200
WE buy antiques and old
old. $15.000 value,
$1050 nhce)
gym practically new, asking
Why pay retail prices? One
call 4367490 after 4 OOpm
er furniture Will pay cash,
„king (Sac
$1300 O.B O Call 728-
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
chairs and beautiful dining
g
905 839 1772
„- ,k5 very good, new
8176
gest manufacturers is now
THREE PIECE SEC -
VIRTUAL REALITY for
dry Ink worth $1300
2059
selling direct to the public
TIONAL sofa. char. plus
Free estimates.
tided 436-6880 atter 4
HITACHI 31' stereo TV
Loaded Rent to by
Eg oak pedestal table and
otlornan, in excellent con-
' Arts &
CUPBOARDS m 11x11
own
phone for only $9 75/week
q ',hairs $8a9. 7 it double
dmon. deep turquoise in
• Crafts
. • -rien. solid rased panel
Call 571-1413
Pedestal and 6 chairs
colour asking 5700 432-
2304
tiles $73900 or best offer
I r
•.Iple Iront. $750 o bo
middrers. Big. Small lobs
S1499 cannnonball beds
0935 to view Ken
LIVING ROOM SET 3
1 m 5399 Ov
T
Mag•.:
,IL�• stove & tndge $600
pcs Italian $1750 Match
o er 20 stain
choices, all solid, no
OSHIBA 1 stereo i ,
New wilt 'i year warranty
DINING ROOM rude,
ing 9 piece dining room set
veneers. Traditional Wood
Rent to own by phone for
ed4 hutch.
oaktablewith
including china cabinet. 6
working 90985-8774
5
only $6 75rweek Gall 571-
•'; e 4
,••I.rs
char
chairs and beautiful dining
g
PAIR of cross-country skis,
1413
a leaf) asking $1795
'
table Absolute brand new,
must sell $2450 Call 609 -
boors A poles included. 2
VIRTUAL REALITY for
1323.
2059
Pays of adults. 2 palls of
dent.' •,!t•e o• , -
Free estimates.
nur. stucco ceiling. general
chndren's $200 for pack
Demo model Includes
DRUM
KENWOOD TOWER OF
age 579-7560
eyeware audio/video infer-
LESSONS
POWE R 200 watt remote
Dual
PIANO a beautifully de
phase module adapter ca
rate or hourly We -ow
stereo package cas
elle 5 disc CD
tailed antique upright with
tiles $73900 or best offer
I r
P aye 905832380
Private eSSOnS rower speakers Rent to bench Excellent condition1
J til t b $900 CII YAMAHA d
1985 1987 :
v7a,:, ^ ai• condition ng N•,rk 51500 or DPS•
,ado jt -1r,,,; as is or oest offe, Call •305 427-063'
•?ter Cal! 128-3181
- 1987 HONDA %• -)^J 4
aV81 a e .res mus a seen a Iran, piano 1986 ' ,Price Classic. V3 I rise
own by phone for only • I_OSt & 1 +' ^. t It s, enng p w ! y ,erv,r_ed Vrany new
sonable rates. 57 501week Call 571 1413 5839035 eh,• ; (S' •-ane, Beautiful s p am fn cas pan brakes el and
9 BY 12 Carpet. coral tone Excellent quahty • ' Found RYLERIC CRAFTS Annual Christmas Craft Sale ne gocd dd.,r S6Gc more 'ler, •, ear jd ' ii
Call LIFESTYLES - a Cana- Asking $8000 Can 905- Sat Nov 4. 9:30 am to 8:30 pm b , '9054,5-3477 R .J :enify '2' 8750
5had� . Call 686 ave essara
428-2000 ;Ian ror„pary dedicated to a27-1479 Ajax Community Centre �arw';r,,; n d 3ayly
1390 FOUND Early Octob- 1988 5 LITRE MUSTANG.
,our health INTRA- 23 bo- A ax 0:=1' %C '-rd,,r5 tri "',IS and Commodore r . e
•.tnlcal drink plus multi vita- PIANO. 'Aaron Risch, 63 er, '.:,, Be -+u, f ,i •,r,J I 1986 : ^ ti' •r ;•
ELECTRIC w Articles a. male write and rooms and upper lobby 000 �Usc h ax ew cry
new batteries 11ns Call your mdepend ye,r '.7 upnght, walnut I „ill , Jr;5,4c A'• x -rt ", ,n j, ,')D or
Wanted -11, 'atby neutered con Entrance from main lobby. Admission: Adult;
charger. $1600 GE ent distributor (INTRA pre- finish. 56110. call (9p51a27 pletey jeclawed very of H st 'ter 819 18%`'
neurs) phone 9874152. 0427 $1 00 S-niorS -50 Children '••;•• 5,,;r pr IPS 1986 NISSAN 300 ZX
•-her. dryer. while like 'echonate In the area of 1 _
$500 Call 404-6579 666 4265 or 576-6368 Y - - - -- -- - h'-•• 1988
PIANOS/GRANDFA- ANTIQUES Absoiutel t Ire Ave and Reesor. ,torte nd,t,on ,,• - ;en f �d ,
ENOUGH <kate sharpen- MATERNITY RENTAL - THER C ck•. ti ,•• am's P ., "",,, ,rn tuoi -r an, P ck,, ' I Recently vacci CBO 305 728- 5x2 !e y - can ytGGO C,
p ti- • --pe. a �„ ;asor-, work. la,^u,r selection New andScientificnate-; ':cads a tierce Tab • Pets,(Suppljesl AUtomoblle$ n 8 O Call 305420-3908
reDa,r equipment to v ything oitl inst'u- P g I I For Sale
'
individual needs Beautiful used pianos Not sure" a hone 5a9-2753 Boarding 1986 OLDS CUSTOM ..s, •.• sob
own business. in own ments. china. silver, adver ,
Some inventoryWill premisscomfortaM made on Rent , own, apt s¢e. trsm t s. deco s. lolls. FOUND In the area of the o re r 1989 BERETTA GT
9 oY Y ;e• s:a'„r waq r
premises M to B Maternity. upright, grand, digtal xey ?8y c
r.t Naming;setting up milk 7, ties collections or A,ax r�u••eatnn Center. GOLDEN RETRIEVER I_ -',aced. wed ma, oared. � ". ,•^s :aide:
427-2560 boards TREMENDOUS d;'•,, -,a• : > »u cent
. oment S8900o b o es Call Robert Bowen South Aiax on Ties Oct PUPPY. - 3'e wee.-, f 'S0 for ,rm S330e e S58C0 .rrtfed 725 5341;
SAVINGS ON NOW' Telep ed ' fh3 Ods Sierra 5 er•
i76-4094 aver S METAL LATHE South Antiques (905) 655.804'i 30, a mo lltl k ^r•r grey tf,,;proker 8 mors 'ed 305-57'-0895 19A9 SAAB
Piano Work• 4,3-td9t automatic 51550 cem-
H,•^•: r�nc • -•�r'del 3 ft Brooklet with white chest and «n to call Ms Moor at 533 3442 ry'
Osco rocker/jumper bed x 9' swing, quick PINE ,irh„n table 3.4 it legs long haired neon tied '99F Ford Escor• 4 1986 PONTIAC 5GOr - ^ew +^
;harp C , .clef:. 3 MONTH OLD Ter.�.+r 1 t a rel- �, 1^ au' .-v se •,•, es5 )ra. ^a ^t ex e
change gear box complete wit hags. dry sink 5225 APPLIANCES. «arced yeur;w cnnar. very affec.ry auto at.. S 09. -
:
typewriter*,hlextras - par• .-'•�a'.-e ',.V fetl Call did-�-`1 a w how. 1,11 ,cxs 7. .^ 5':500 0 oast
ns and corrector tapes with all accessories $1250 Pine entertainment cabnet „ .,.. .. ^,,, F'dge. nona!e 72'-1603 �Osha- r Ail - e,e ,ea^ •,r^-; %c "e(,5 4?' 5"- 305
_ change table 5?8. John i905i 571-6901 a 5x5 it. 22'deep $500 stoves washers. d'ye's way �oae mx- Pa�dr 0� a,a,- r
shots Ask n S3,i, with ad 1984 PONTIAC Ac ,, waror ^ Na,as 52x3 4w x a 25
;M dresser $165. •„ 579-3952 , j24 cant. a _,as ^
MINK out pastel 3d 427 2713. ALSO FOR FOUND Freda October arressnrios mi- 436-'530 9' •'• • , •.�s
s 10 speed bili $'S. t,,,,. . irrent evaluation PLEASURE b, a lifetime SALE recondrt,nned warn 2• �,•,- -all? .r Glen s•o-" -a :a 4". 1989 car a.'cma. a•
We articles ine.,de 2 ,. - " •-' - good 5606 •as s r -a 57' 3-22 ate,• Piss Oc ^ - ^3
cer• $2500 Pastel mink L ear^ -:axe beautiful ers, dryers. stoves $150 & Ar^a R r Fa,rporr area Call -;824 ^a s week &^, a x^ s
we dressers $350/ Automobiles '
2 blanket boxes stole Both negotiable Call music Piano for sale' up 3 month warranty 427- ]005 423 753 r^wr saes
-'5135. chdds press 905-576.7492 Walls. Prince & 'Milks ,f 2713 message I I for Sale 1985 FORD Te• --c•, a - '1 •'ter i'25i
Toronto $500 Call BCS- FOUND. urge blacx w� to a. at.r 1986 PONTIAC ad a^ a!-3582
rocker $95 mahoga' d,•q c.i- >heppard �-,•f ., - -n-
attee table $95. 2 ma. MOVING sale' Dining 427 2256 CASH for SNES >. 1' "'0' - Jo` ' ^.d'_ - ' - 1990 - ave e• blue 2-
'� Dalmana^� Biacw ccna 1979 i Camino auto Ps to r i ^ew airs s at asx ; ., 4
ny lamp tables $1a5 ,..; 5±00 Two couch- 3C'- 1a'..,^ ,, •a:,on ^ g" -,1-1e, ow ^ode-
SHEOMAN - juafity barn - � - no tags. Call a27-0332 --,p � •., 2 tone cart 5 fir, car•, • ed A s +T8 .au 305 ;'9-5953
11 it pine antique es, tour chairs St SS La -z. age 52 �CCk - essay can
e counter, needs work stye •e..:•. • jilt or site, CD -Rom video games and $2500 339 %5Ec Cnev O!a or j•2rr .- .
boy 5100 Call 905-987 G systems Trades and con- LOST Jud adies' watch g 198T ° . r -k ter• L•d ' ace am ,ass Best
air
some antique articles 8X9 SPECIAL- $599 ,ST '.ed ';all 72• ,249 - "^y dear
q 1719 on r r -n 26 Me—: East 1983 nhac F,rebi,d ^, S50 C cr Besr ctte,
-Paused Other sizes and signments welcome The "=c :.hoc 4 auto 4
:.res TL C (905) 831 Trade Centre or K Ma - 72.,�'ia
- Pic*enr- Please call di laavailable Call 905- Video Game Store. Osha- :c % 'l�t steering itis 1985 ',�jr, -•arra 4 dr ;edea «•'^ •:ct.�^., •^us•
1 OAK thee table $100 � y PTC Sentimental ,a:�.a ';H ;speed T •;ms's needs -
.e 9 p n 509.4967 wa Centre 725-0202 _ fir, windows da;r see car 5399`, .er'�! ed • 33i C"-,, 1: a,all e, Z24
, � -- Bla::• i s tier and chrome Reward a20-6329 wc•k S' S00 ooc Can Brad ccxs c s,.r.on' am'r^ :al 42--3575
WATERSOFTENER. A, WANTED CAMERAS after 5 p'r '-305.43C-
FOR SALE. Rosch rn 4 quem ,oil an Black '-a,: 1 - sire: :ass new ^✓•er ora.-••. -, � � wr ,oar
J REWARD S Alax. 5 month 3649 1987 CHEV amara I -x pee'
.1528. 14 qua: coffee and In tables ..I'., -e a.•or--a: ,mplete �.�,: •.. i aril ;.a .•. ew••�. old Ma.e K t• Black w•th system. a ens . ear re cw _ caded Atir c f,f f rage "ac.
1 75 Office desk 'solid system. $800 GE Range. ry. D P N g er , inn n ca, Oita, i2 _95 • 30.000k ^- ,r g.^a ow^ !- :» e^'
1e sire' Bosco ,near ie microscopes tele- F :oro
,
$ small wnrte a•cn on neck 1 1984 BUICK a a'. q ,
.1,00. $ gauge walnut) $2504 d, e-.sers avacado. $150 (9nS 555- scopes. s. Clocks
and r, chest m:ssmq sine e '. - - ." ' •ter'
• Born for S25C eau a ;.r .,.rr --lint condi now $2395 - ••'�ed All ers. alar•-• ricrac ,. SSeOC~ 083 905 430
S25 each '20' colour T V 4774 rated Mems. Clocks waren Oct 20th Answers to Fred tion. a. e.e11rurt,c dash. cam �n stock ;r saw Cad modifications Sac,,! -
-i1-a80o es. furniture, anyrh,nq rid low mileage zemhed As• c
--- Baby swng $35 Antiques. SMALL PELLET Move i9C5583-255A a9 427 9722 aryee. Ross sale 560000 C o 98.. 3i- i6 c
IGH -able bdls7 Poor Bed $145 China cabinet un•1.-, ' year -,Ili dim- 432.1678 mg 52095 o b o 905 6A� Big T - ayswee« indoors 433-8853 1:;- -ba' • Leiacy
auakty7 GO Dr $2954 chairs.dresser $100 ney needed S1400 Call WANTED ro buy - older 7300905-a2819T9 afte, gig Town Sales erre a.ceie^' r•a•rr
D S S 18- Digital Oak rocker $195 Leather 5791201 !,r^ •.••• Mass. china. col 7987 Garava^ aril +xw• - , ^ew O
to Systems 150 echbles, memorabilia.FAX YOUR I 1984 ;,tfass Supreme. a, Iry beuth TursCal , •sown motor -- pas ..s „ • p w Da pp
els. CO quality Pic- sofa $250 leather love seat SOLID wood dm ^; w as s +-0 or best ter Can sengr $SOOC or best ;ire• 5" C: k^ e
and sound Rent to and chair 5450 Can 905' watches. etc Single pieces wage very dean ,505�a33s^.9' 4.5 ,.er•w1 Cad 9C59R�-
( 'able F -^.urs $i (ll) `,, 43F `?_44
by phone from only 697.3532 20 cD n deep freeze S200 m or elates Call '9051 713- i : '595 opo Call 404- 265-2P ,•a^
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'MISTER CHEAP'. Home
DUCTWORK mst<,d
J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV.
CHIMNEY,
sweeps aro
ALL P•,. Pal^: ':; .n
Y;Ax M.-ri � '-.
BARTLEY S , . r __
MAGICIAN. n
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'^p tivement5 rec roons,,n
moved. 'eiccated Excellent
INC. Seecai.z,rg r, ,1u51on
•eCa,rS Diners
Installed. gas
Waopapenng. nlenovexte-
services moves. appj arse
uz - C -^y 'acre and sup-
'-j ., ."-Main
for any
:aw apartments. additions.
rates Free estimates Eiec.
home,. additions. renova-
and on
Free estimates.
nur. stucco ceiling. general
and piano specialists Feat
pies c,mme,caa! & 'es,-
age ary occas.en
B,rh
rrnces, decks. etc LI-
trostatic air cleaners. hu-
Nuns. rec rooms and base-
reasonable
rates 427.9794
repairs, top quality work
rate or hourly We -ow
Jert,d: Iumdure. BJ,vs
days. promotions.
open
c,,nsed for over 20 years.
middrers. Big. Small lobs
ment apartments Residential
-eruona countra 40 20
have heated storage ..ods
piairs. auics custom�z.ng
,ngs 'unci raisers
Mag•.:
au work guaranteed for
Free estimate call Ernie
Call Paul 4280295
and commercial Servinge
'
Plumbing
Now -,!'enng tree boxes
wdh move Park a^d !ca;
restara!_rs of autos and
fine antiques Free esti-
shows are lur'
{- -�
LeCt.ce
905 404.8170
BUDGET HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
Basement Apts.,
Rec-rooms, plumbing,
Additions, electrical,
drywall
15 yrs. Experience.
Free estimates,
call Mario
(905) 6194663.
cel. (416) 5604663
C R A Mn,nten.nro R„rIA-
,ng repairs and renovations
electrical, plumbing, ceramic
'lies, carpentry. From small
repairs to major renovations.
Fully guaranteed, free esti-
mates (905)668-3300
CARPENTRY, rough finish,
framing, additions, decks
basement, trimwork, base-
board. doors, windows, roof
Malls, free estimates, Bill Jr.
(905)438-0226
DUST'S
CERAMIC
TILE
Tiles, marble & vinyl floors.
Over 15 yrs experience.
Excellent references &
quality work guaranteed
For free estimates call
Duby
(905) 686-3974
12
EUROPEAN file specialist. Ourharrt Region for over t5 •
will renovate your bathroom. Yrs Fres COS706. on Call
or kitchen walls. as well as 'kN ����-
floor tiles Good references MAJOOR'S Paining & ALVIN SAMEDAY
Plum -
and satisfaction guaranteed Decorating Ajax 683-5879 PLUMBING licensed Gum -
For free estimates call D Int & Ext painting. paper & tier ig lob too smart, no lob
Dykstra 725-4913 vinyl hinging.spraying 34 too big. free e5bnate5, great
y prices .725-2507
yrs experience in Resider
CONSTRUCTION
Interior and exterior
repairs, renovations
and construction. Fast
and clean profession-
al work guaranteed.
Craig, 686-1913
HOMEIMPROVEMENT
SPECIALISTS
Kitchens, bathrooms,
basements, crown mould-
ing, tnm work, tiling, decks.
fences, quality workman-
ship, reasonable rates.
Ref. Avail. Free Estimates
MOODY CONSTRUCTION
CALL NEIL (905)037.2195
HOME improvements. 30
yrs experience in drywall-
ing, taping, stucco spraying,
acoustic ceilings, wood
work Painting and wallpa
per,ng. very good rates
Call Steve 668-7096
nal Commercial & Industri-
BRIT -CAN PLUMBING LTD
al Fully insured Referenc-
Renovations, repairs, moen
es available
kit faucet special $95 ,
723-1265
bathr000m specials from
MR. HUMIDIFIER resi-
S595. tiling floors. kit b,'
dential humidifier sales and
splashes. bathnns • Seniors
service Free in home eslr
discount, me accepted, free
mates. Call 686-3559
estimates. Phil 427-5462
SIGON Construction Ltd .
LICENSED
serving Durham Region for
MASTER
19 yrs. Additions, sundecks.
home leaning call s
patio doors, windows, rec-
PLUMBER.
rooms, flagstone, tree esu-
Available for work,
mates 905.576-5760
• Me Beauty
f Handyman
reasonable rates, specializing
in bathroom renovations,
'
•
call Wayne
do household moves. res,-
denial. commercial All
905-686-6647
HANDYMAN
With pick up truck will
do odd jobs, clean up
garage, yard, small
moving jobs, grass cut-
ting, fence repairs
call Vic 428-8907
exterior painting. repairs.
cleanups, yard work, and
snowplowing Discount for
seniors Call Bert 428-6800
BOB'S HOME
Ince - PAINTING &
`:aA � DECORATING
Prof.
Ih 25 yrs. exp.
•Interior & Exterior
Free Eshmates
Wall overings
to exterior
Aluminum sicking
Discounts to 25`.
839,3508
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, dean,
reliable service.
420-0081
helc 839- -5 or ,.8-8334
,pedal. starting a' $99 and mates. wc,ki• c'ro'p guar
..p Call for nformahcn. anteed Ca tiL! 697-3532 RABBIT.. •s w^.•x 10,g
725.0005 or 427-0005 na;•� _•mare^'s parties
• Flooring, and at occassions Have
L= Carpeting my cwn mag,dar Call Ernie
6684932 • • Business
CARPET Installations - 25 • Services
yeas experience. restreicft-: • ' usic. Dancing
ung. our Speciality Free esti- Instructor ANSWERING Service
mates D & N Duncan. 987- L .e- maii box fry•
1799 or 987-1800 55 mc, Includes private
JAM lessons Sunday ',,,,.,bar 416 2875295
P.M
Housen, KO Blues Jaz: CAFECleaning KOK04t0 t5 Alban St BOOKKEEPER / TYPIST
'ree,an.e 'C' mall bus. -
HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS -
t C I-
Oshawa I you ca, D ay
call Phil or Johr 579 CAFE
"t'ss. et',de,'I in MANUAL
Move big or small, we pace
723-1265
00 years ax
& ACce
them an' Free estimates.
ARE you having problems
or
!
Dererce typing 80 w p m
seniors discount. short notice
finding time to dean our
9 y
Caro' 905.831 490
moves Pianos moved. also
homedcFor professioHelennal
Driving
appliances Comparable
home leaning call s
• • Schools
Health
rates Call 432-2850
Home Services today 427-
4385
• Me Beauty
MEN with large truck will
MAID Service House or
do household moves. res,-
denial. commercial All
office cleaning erotes-sion-
al & efficient For ou- '•ee
V
S&B DRIVING
PROFESSIONAL perms
r v"lir home 'or elderlyor
AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER types o moves al ( art or estimate ca9 D,anne's SCHOOL `
Jane 427.2856 shut -yrs Reasonab!a Call
available All your plumbing Cleaning Service 436- ..1 lessons and test '905 420-9459 wave
needs Complete renovations Movie 8i- MICHALSKI MOVING 0254
and toe Guaranteed lowest 9 houses, apartments. offices. message
prices' No lob too small'' • Storage appliances and piano spe-
5105.
(905) 432-2913 c,al,sts Senior and mid -
CUBE VAN 12 FT. Win month discounts Licensed.
FAX
move almost anything' Very insured Free estimates
rompeuive Dr'. es Can Excellent service Call 436
Pager a1.416 553 5144 77-,35
RELIABLE HOUSE
CLEANER
Willing to ac vauuming.
Dusting, Kitchens. Bath-
rooms -floors etc
Reasonable tales
Weekly Bi-tii v
Monthly Occasiona!y
CALL 905-619.6957
•10 Lessons $150
-Full Course S259
Free pick -up and drop
off
(416) 287-3060
PACFI#-THFNFVWSADVF:R ISF.RFRIDAY,NOVEMBER3,1995
gin,gAutonfobAes AutonlidNesMIT
rucks" Fdr Apartments UITITAparthlents
in, For Sale I For Sale Sale For Rent For Rent
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYL'S. WHERE
YOU GET MORE CAR
FOR YOUR MONEY!
989 Leba" titan b e
white w red interior. leather,
autoloaden save thou
sands buying this tirne of
year, 68.000k � $6 995
1989 Pontiac Crand Am
white. 4 door auto.
t 04 Oook's. a,, $5.495
1989 Cavaoer, burgundy
-
4-do„r ail. 115 000k's
S4 '195 1989 Cava""
Waq,n. red. r1y.0DOks
auto. 54.395 198E c.' -
4x4 bluesilver. loaded V6.
automatching cap.
9 ; 700k , 56.995 t 988
Olds Cr i ma,
door. vuaa 4 70clock
.
air. new ries S5. 495 19F1
Olds Cala s gold 4 doe,
97 ^i`Jk s all, S4 550
198F Chev Corsica aad
4 -or -r 84 000,, s 4 cyl
S43,:'45 1988 Cavalier Z
24 door -ed ioaded
45 000k'S- mmt S8 495
198? FIrd 4'.ir ang Lx
doo• blue., c 93
00%k s
mint SE -500 1987 Ta„•us
wagon 4 d,o black
-aded , 3._ ,•.ani, . "r:
54995 ALL CARS
CERTIFIED TAKE A
DRIVE TO THE BUSI-
EST LITTLE CAR LOT
IN DURHAM. DAR-
RYLS AUTO CENTRE
170 BLOOR STREET
EAST. OSHAWA (NEAR
RITSONI 436-3522
OPEN THIS SUNDAY
11-5
19W TAURUS Auto
brake< w^dnws.,ixk• and
y raise Ont^ 4M
FV Cassell-
km Cen tied
E .cel a and non S58C
1991 CAVALIER, ; d• 4
d.,• .i :'d F V Casc
new n•es. 9-i R, KV blue
a^ ey excer'�^a'!'v
dear 56 3000 or OBO 905-
985-3564
1991 PLYMOUTH cun-
:3 :• ac
1992 TAURUS L Auto
f o0we•
Ten 'Q ^.a n
$-15 - J
Whoi-ai.- �,` 4 ;2
1993 9_- a a s. -
1994 ..ep.^. EJ Black
^e a,ar.- pr,cne angina
:writ• S' 5 80.: Cai. d?0
1994 `.'r•-ury Topaz 4 dr
3-• i00 k•^ 5825..
1'ffiS Dodge Anes cert.fied
S"5: Pete, 723-•'55 0
4-" -564
BLACK BEAUTY' 1984
speer D w. pili new fres.
tic rust 192 000k• 52900
Call 905.428 9856
986 DODGE 600
Ce' bu!•eally ^,Cues
-A• -sr -ie stereo burgun-
eather inside- black
r'.nor with red stripes
] pill sides Dellen A -
wer sieenng. power
�'a•e5 'fit. cruise COn'rol.
with extra strong
,*,iter onginal instruction
•-anua: Better than a
brand new car
BOY WHAT A TOY
Sac^.fico SE -s' --tieci
or Deist reasonable offer
666-2972
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYL'S. WHERE
YOU GET MORE CAR
FOR YOUR MONEY!
1993 Cava;*, RSWagon
leai ,caclec V6 95 DOOk's.
$9 50C 1992 C,,er, Cavai•
e, Z 24 red 2-doo, load
ed. auto 125 OOOk s
$9.500 1992 Suntwc: LE
while 2 doer. auto
107.000xs air S7 995
199, Pontiac Sunbud our
gindy & smiler 4 door
auto air 28 000k s. $8.495
1991 Lumina Euro sieve,
it door loadedvery nice.
100.600k's 58995 1990
Olds Cutlass Supreme SL
blue & sdve,. 4 door V6.
loaded 59.780k s. S'0 50C
1390 Chev Lumina Euro.
black 4 -door auto loaded
138AOOk s $6995 1990
Chev Corsica silver V6
85.000k s a•, like new
$6.995 1990 Chev Cors.
cagrey *red interior. au.
104,000k's 4 cyl $5.995
ALL CARS CERTIFIED
AND RECONDITIONED
BEFORE WE SELL
THEM. DARRYL's
AUTO CENTRE 170
BLOOR STREET EAST,
OSHAWA (NEAR RIT-
SON) 436-522,
OPEN THIS SUNDAY
11-5.
THERE ARE NO Mon
sterethe Mash no
'Ghostly^ or Ghoubsl• Vehi
cies'. lust a -couple of
weird wolves howling' and
ready Ir treat you to 'Some
real PumpKin pie deals'
Certicar Auto Centre now
has hnanCng and 37 fine
preowned certdted vehicles
on sale eg 1988 Sentra
xF std coupe h-gh kms to!
ext Bent only $1995 '991
F,,,, 102 Itrns. 4 dr write
53 995. 1986 Pont 6000.
air. 134 'kms, $4.445 A 1
198E M ^t Buick Regal
L�mitec. iea(1ed 'x.0001 k•r.
now S7195 '991 Cavalier
Z24 3 1 5 speed black
bea,;:y reduced S8.395
1991 Cavaner Coupe 100
kms a, auto S6F65 1989
Blazer 4 3 4 x 4 311 auto
only '25.7oC k'^s 58.895
•991 Bwcli .'e-vury Ltd
LJwk _ Ica;a1. perfect
SS Sill 1987 Buck Cer.
tun Ito 134 kmc.oaded
a 1 S4 :J5 '9A'+ Voyager
Turbo 2 S all, spc!!ess -
:ass 28 .-'s was
X6.695 '489 Acca,, a:,
••xcellent '. kms SS 195
-901 Ast-,,� Sala, exte^d
ed oaded 97 k-
3 950 1990 Sunbuc
'wo a• 100 kms ' y,~
Nara^N 55.995 1987 Ca
.e Classic black - ad
ed. today $4 995 '309C
Tempest � 2''. 3 ' a, auto.
excellent from $5 995 199,
olds Calais a d• ioaded
fantastc $� 395 1994
Pontiac Sunb•rd SE V�6
^ailed only 4C OOC -
$11 qr)r• Certi^_ar A-,'
Cecr•e '55 K^.
at M T .v^ •da --.
ae^dc-
A,,i •.
-he, Ap•
Parea L^•aed
space avmlatlre 83' 5555
Automobiles
Wanted
CARS •.'k _ASH' vve buy
yo„, . ole Ca:' 427 2415
or corse 10 479 Bayll, G1
Eas' A.33 a' MifAArl A.IT^
suE�
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
'FREE v^ !or sc•ap
'sed Or abandoned cars
try.: .... c. .
top prices paid
LIP to 5100
(416)281-3499
CERTI CAR AUTO CENTRE
retailers . line quality pre
owned trucks acid vans 1991
Chev Astro. extended. 97
kn1, S13950 1988 GMC
�a1a• loaded 5'.500 1989
Voyager Turbo, a❑ 7 pass .
S6 695 19N,' GMC cargo
tmmacu-iate $3.895 1988
GMC `gena SLX. loaded wilt,
cap $7.995 1990 Chev
Cheyenne. pristine cnr.d .
S-995 1989 Blazer. 126
k's 4 x 4 59.850 579-2886
Vansi
4 Wheel Drive
1980 CfiL . CGL 'vain.
tui w^ee s new •rotor,
autopsi pt S2500 839-
7666
1986 GMC va^
.. , Veil 25k
engine new transmiss
cooler brakes exhaust
newly painted all fibreglass
b, -x vercab storageex-
cellent condition. SS,300
905-686 1b44 416801
6735
1986 GMC '4 cube van
full, •,."._ ; • .,ed. 25k on
engine. new transmission
cooler b,ak- exhaust.
ne" painteb a fibreglass
box. overcab storage ex
cellenr condition Se OOC
905-686 8644 416 801
6735
1987 Piymoutn Voyager 3
-tart •ed. 124.000
k -s 7 cacs«nge, cruise
54850 ce,!,hed firm Cali
72-9663
1992 CHEVY :a,gro van.
3c 1.^ 3C^ x-eiient con-
S10400
on-
S10400 certified
:a -433-'68E
1995 G.M Asuovan
doors 2 -tone a as
:e,. $21.500 or 'ate
ex s- ng lease Ca
'AKE A DRIVE TO
ARRYLS WHERE
-OU GET MORE VAN
OR YOUR MONEY'
.ANS VANS VANS'
g•i'y �'v oaoeu a Gap
a ce^r• 9-300k,
!airy cTx t'3 grey & s.1
er. 301 vF air fin cruise.
eel M :.'e in hoes new
ort e--: body perfect
57 995 '9W Chrysler li
Var wore ill intenor 4
(-yl lurb^ i 18 000ks 7
•eate• S%495 1987 Fo,ci
,e,u,*ar van two tone
„row^ & gold V6, ioaded.
ab the sea', 118.0001
-oily m ri S= 9?5 1987
nrysler
V- 'Jar, blue
Seven seater air
201 OOOk s 53.745 TAKE
A DRIVE TO THE BUSI-
EST LITTLE CAR LOT
IN DURHAM DAR-
RYLS AUTO CENTRE
170 SLOOR STREET
EAST OSHAWA (NEAR
RITSONf 436-3522
OPEN THIS SUNDAY
11-5
ICK' Trailers
RICE LaKe area 4i, mo-
• . •^:• &lot deck she:1.
•-rnisned hsr ri swim
rig. S30 000 li l sell
separately Call (905,697-
2634
90TITO tftrmobiks
1985 INDY 300 Polaris
snowmobile. excellent con-
dton includes new net
at $2000 O B O Cau
4366887 leave message
Trucks • Marine
for Sale
1984 DODGE CARAVAN.
Sunroof a ,, pw $3000 cert,,
1980 Chev pick up 52200
cen . call 655-5271
1968 MAZDA 82200 pick up.
Cab plus. 5 -speed am -fm
cassette. 160K. cent excel-
lent condition $4 10C option-
al cap 404-0975
1989 Ford tit -ton F 150.
5 -speed standard will
drive
over-
drive very good condtion.
300 cibic' engine. p s . tint
windows custom sun visor
running boards many ex-
tras 57300 c, - o ;905,404.
9283
1989 Ford F 150 V8 en
gine 5 speed manual wilt
air and cruise Ardy cap
124.000k s asking S4bOG
Call 1905,623-15 79
1993Chev. 112 ton 'vii
4 3 L V6 4 5pd auto pulse
wipers- SRW. box h^,er.
new P235 tires, red lir red.
105,000 KM $12.500 or
OBO 905-985-3564
STORAGE shrink wrap
and winterizing for an
makes of boats is motors
Call Sawyer Marine Serv-
ices for the best pace in the
Region (905)655.8347
3 ' ' Apartments For RW
1 AND 2 bedroom, local
ed at 309 Cordova Rd and
also 946 Masson St
Oshawa No pets Please
call 579-2387 or 576 6724
1 BEDROOM apartments
fumrshed or unfurnished
Ava-'able immediately
Starting S450'montt, plus
hydro 304 S mcoe St 5
Call Stephen 571.3229
1 BEDROOM CONDO.
a,r poll. locker gym
Wesiney'Hwy 2 area
Available Dec 1st
$
830 in
ciuswe lst'lasi Cali 905
4204035
WHITBY - BLUE WATER PAROL
1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom.
3 appliances.
101 KATHLEEN ST. W
Mon - Fri. 9 - 7. Sat. - Sun. 12 -5
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED.
WOULD YOU PREFER TO OWN?
WITH ONLY $1000 DOWN
Why not own a brand new fully
Detached Home
LET ME SHOW YOU HOW,
CALL(905)623-6549
I-' ^_ Bowmanvide Startmq
at $60C nlonih, fridge 8
stove included with laundry
facilities N, pets Cal! 434
240'
2 bed,00ms east Oshawa
au-1dry and nark ^g $650,
month Avadab,e mme
lately Cal Dave 725
3299
21 bedroom apartments 8
story building close to
schools. library. South GM
Plan! Available immediate
ly and Nov 428--6328 1
qpm for appointment
AJAX ,.any clear quiet.
b,I ^ tumrshed'unfur
msneo C, private yard: en
Trance good neighbor.
rood air utilities ina .2
mm town, mature only
non -smoke, $650 Dec t
686-1832
AJAX Oxford Towers -
5: a.- apanments ower
tuna^g. dose tc shopping.
401 Go Pool sauna 3
bedroom for Dec, 683
857' until 7 30p -
AJAX. bedroo- base
•• ,:' mature working
,,c, ,quiet 'ton smoke,
;ep erl ut,ii4esno peg
S^ - mootfay 427-7513
after 6 pm available Dec
AJAX 1 hedroom base
Iiv ng'dn-) amily•oom
walk?-,' k ^er •enced
yarc gas heal near Plaza
scnooapo,ances
S1150.ol !.es Suzan
9C5i69f.-1152 evenings
available immediately,
AJAX 40,'Harwood ,
r.a .• apartment in
house very private utilities
included available imme
cutely S525 month. Call
1416286732 or
905.;28 8406
AJAX arm 1 -bedroom
'a"' apartment. sepa-
rate entrance, laundry. air
conditioning. bathtubno
smok ng no pets $650 in-
Aus,ve Decembe, 1,
9051428-1639
AJAX -.'are quiet execu
v« • ,m.- wilt, single per
on, 1 2 -bedrooms avail
able immediately. Pius ga.
'7eous w.0 basement apart
-•lent . ba1300sq ft 2-bed-
roomcks t -n park Call
905655-5&2
AJAX. very clean new 1
cPdroo- basement sepa-
rate entrance panting 1 sV
last. references S75C 686-
6647
AJAX teautiful bachelor
apartment new home Ca
bre uM apWiances. cen-
traair/vac. private en-
trance $59`.:month single
non smoker (905)427
7374
APARTMENT for rent for
your couple or single per-
son Upstairs. separate en-
trance (big yard well ht), 2
bedrooms, live ngroc m.
kitchen. use of basement
for washer and dryer, one
car garage Hydro and gas
and all appliances incl.
S700/mo Available Nov.
10,95 Phone 655-3379
days. or 655-3510 even -
rings
FULLY fumished and
equipped basement apart-
ment near Ajax Go/401/
Hwy we Working aduh pre-
ferred Separate entrance.
laundry. no pets/smoking.
References $600. firstAast
427-0355
SOUTH
408 Bloor St. E.
2 bdrm apartments,
carpeted. parking. utilities
included Close to 401
$675 monthly
Available Immediate
Call superintendent at
906438.0051 or
416.225.7458
DOWNTOWN OSHAWA
ne'n ,.-r txn•n....-
newly decorated. 5709 mo
plus utilttes Istlast Can
Now Hope Non Profit
Dweu,n gs. 404-2947 leave
message
GRANDVIEW / OLIVE
a_a •-mow , _om apart
mens snarek.lrnen, laun-
dry. includes all utilities ex
sept phone Private en-
trance and washroom.
5390%month. 576-2972
LARGE 2 BEDROOM,
apt a,ge kronen hat'
room. l,vmgroom base-
ment, parking for 2, main
floor private ent $575 . hy.
dro 905-263-8049 mes-
sage
LARGE' ht one bed
m acSep entrance.
laundry fac fireplace in liv.
ingroom, Central Park
Rossland, no smoking, no
pets 5550%mo inclusive
725-9248
NEAR "7 C new semi
1113 > 11 2 bedroom
apartment .,it, fndge 8
STove S750- 2 Avail-
able Dec 1 436-0779 after
5p^'
NEW a bed•�om base
r'. ac' available now
One worki^q person Non
smoker Completely fur
n ishwl 'ridge cable etc
ParKRcssand 57 -1226
NEWLY -RENOVATED 3
. �.. .. r•.r•^.«tits
SimcoeiHwY2 includes
utdires. p'•xe, close to
downtown ;buses Call
Mike 4'6694'557 or Vera
k", •'•..lir•.
NORTH ;.'shawa m
X. .:uzy small base-
ment bacneiorene Re.
sponsible clean working fe-
mme preferred Nom
smoke' share kitchen with
single work^g female
owner $375 a..ndry and
panting 576-3741
ONE BEDROOM :;ase -
iii aoa-,men' »um
Alax close to Lake Avail
able Nov 15 Rele,ences.
S600'mlonth Calf 686.4605
or work 305 3163755
OSHAWA : S 3 bedroom
apar-I- ii wlabie at 888
and 900 Glen St Clow to
schools. stropping and
G M ,.tilibes included my
last required Call 728
4993
OSHAWAlarge one
bedroom quiet. clean near
shopping and Hwy 401
Stove triage utilities in
cluded $585 Also 2 bed
room available $680 725-
6434
OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt
Clear, building Available
Dec 1st everything r
ed 5645/month 579-9600
or 725-9655 eve
OSHAWA basement
apartment Olive/R ,son
Bright spacious newly
decorated one bedroom.
$500 monthly inclusive
Available Dec 1 or Jan 1.
Cat 1-416-512-6414
CLEAN family budding,
Oshawa north, one. two &
three bedroom. Includes
Heat, hydro, fridge, stove,
parking Laundry facilities
available. 723-2094
OSHAWA. available now,
3+1 bedroom, fridge, stove
. dishwasher, laundry hook-
ups, 2 bathrooms, garage,
gas heat, $975 month plus
3/4 utilities 428-5745.
OSHAWA. close to G.M.,
newer budding, 1.2 & 3
bedroom apartments avail-
able Call 905-428-5723.
OSHAWA- 2 bedroom
apartment available any.
time Utilities and parking
incl 289 Cordova Rd $681
728-6420 or 7259278
PICKERING new one
bedroom basement apt
Separate entrance, ap-
pliances, utilities. cable.
parking included Single
non-smoker. no pets $6001
Into Available immediately.
905-420-4154.
SAT., NOV. 4 AT 6 P.M.
At Myles King
Auction Hall,
33 Hall St.. Oshawa.
A private i,ollnrtion of 50
su)ned porcelain dolls, plus
modern and antique furrn-
lure Solid oak 12 pce din-
nq room sudr, new value
S4. n00. good condition.
t'estedield suite. coffee
and end tables. tefngera-
to, stave. washer. dryer.
,lace selling of C7ech-
.1si.Wa c-hina. inCludmg atl
�,-,-ng pieces. DSS mini
sale !fife system, lazy troy
.ilr, pin ball machine.
-l of drawers dressers.
;ar chest, antique ta-
t, - art,que cash register,
ca' 1 furniture. 5 pce pine
•'^.•oorr suite, mens dia-
d ring sewing machine
p•'t's, cola antique pop
pier. exercise equipment.
n•":� quantity of silver
;cies. linen, china. bed -
sales every Mon
,mss , Thurs 6 p m
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
725-5751
OSHAWA
FLEA
MARKET
Sun . N" 5. -4 p in
AUCTION
SALE
Edd Davo A.....,".:orsl
727 Wilson Rd. S.,
Oshawa
Glassware Chea
:.mrshings, Antiques b
Miscellaneous
Also - items from
partial Estate
For more Inquiries
Call (Earl) 728.4455
or 683-52%
--___......, -1111-- ...T..,------•-,,.-.:.
Clanngton residents
Call 404.2615
CALL
6834545
for up-to-date
auction listings
A
ODD FELLOWS HALL, PORT PERRY
14460 SIMCOE STREET NORTH, SOUTH OF HWY. k7A
SUNDAY NOON, NOV. 5TH, VIEW 12 NOON SALE 1 P.M.
Sanyo, Venturer, Prosonic, electronics, exercise machines,
steppers. gym bikes, ski machines, strollers. home 6 CD changer
stereos, radios, cordless phones & answer machines & caller
IDs. walkmans, radios, 24" porcelain dolls, coffee & end tables,
kitchenware. country dining set, Tiffany lamps, bread machines,
cookware set, crystal figurines, bone china, tea sets, cutlery 8
piece sets, tools. wrench sets, ratchets, pliers set, drill bits,
screwdrivers, 14K jewellery/diamond dinner rings, clusters.
Porcelain vases, fish bowls. watches, mantle clocks, toys, kids
computer whiz kids, Ceramic canister set, jewellery boxes,
Nippon cameras, oak lid )ars, spice racks. shoe racks, clothes
dryers. bankers lamp. Comingware, dinnerware, chess sets, air
beds, lots of toys to include Playskool, Sesame Street. Parker,
Irwin etc. & more Over 350 lots.
Terms cash, Visa, Mastercard.
aragesales :7
L_
a
Por Ytnr }'
�yP,,,y,.,,,�Yard r
>.
Cab AIL
Adie * A 683-0101 afa I A 61w7363r
WE'RE MOVING!! SAVE UP TO 50%! DURHAM'S LARGEST INDOOR GARAGE SALE.
DESKS, CHAIRS. FILES. AND MORE CRAFT AND FLEA MARKET
17 1755 PLUMMER ST.. 1111, PICKERING Two levels, 1`; C s; !1 T1 bargains New and used
OFF MMER RD ' 4T I Cir 4,. merchafdlse up to 90% off Every Sat and Sun 8'30 - 5
SAT Nov 4 I T 4 191 C Dundas St 2 East of Thicil in Whitby
"00 SO.FT. WAREMOUM BLOWOUT Vendors book now $10 - $22 50
666-5100
EA M11 Apartments
For Rent
PICKERING 3-beoroom
apartment 4 appliances &
parking included, close to
all amenities For appoint-
ment call 905-831.1250
PICKERING large , bed-
room apt main floor very
bright very quiet street 3
houses up from French
mans bay Walkout to front
yard 4 piece washroom,
laundry facilities, parking
Available Dec 1 $725 tusV
last required. Call Jim 1.
905.854.1098
PICKERING upper floor,
3 -bedroom + den, ap-
pliances, work shed, laun-
dry. lsunast, no pets, avail-
able Dec.tst. $1075+2/3
utilities Cat 905.831.6104
Pickering- large 1
bed-
room basertlenI apt
Many
extras Available Dec
Is
$6651month. 1st and
last.
References Suit
single
working adult.Call
420-
4349.
AJAX- 2 bedroom apart-
ment in budding. Utilities
included. Near bus, shop-
ping & schools. Quiet, nice
area. Available immediate-
ly 683145.
TWO bedroom apt . walk-
ing distance to GM, new
building. $650 plus hydro
Available immediately Call
666.5674 or 404-1850
TWO & 4 bedroom apart -
Trent, Oshawa Creek park
setting Large 2 bedroom,
$675 to $725. and 4 bdrm
$950. Includes parking.
Available immediately &
Nov. 1st 404-1614
WANTED- quiet non-
smnhe, for 1 12 bdrm up-
per fluor of pnvale home
Simcoe/Rcssland area
Own entrance, da, parking
,sulast $6501mon + hy-
oro Available immedately
576-8312 for appt
WHITBY- 1 small bed-
room
ed
room basement all
Sup!
able for mature working
adult Call 1 905-509-9913
WHY rent when you can
own your own home for
less than you think?ii Call
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
Re/Max Summit Realty
(1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800
or (905) 666-3211
YORK St. one bedroom
basement, bright, clean in
quiet home, storage, yard.
parking. Dec. $575 inclu-
sive. Realty -Pro Mgmt 433-
0270.
I Houses
For Rent
I A ABSOLUTE
AFFORDABLE
IDEA!
WHY RENT?
OWN Your HOME!
1 Br ..vmr Srr75/uxi
1 Br hunEAnw .179s/mo
3 Br Jr cxci.unvc 1`M)t/nu,
Ni, down pa)retd'
I can Help!
MARK STAPLEY
Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc
I-KIK)-1141)-11tARK
Houses Houses
For Rent For Rent
1ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES !
WHY RENT? BUY!
No down payment.
No problem'
Let me show you how'
Mort Pay $700 0 KC
Call Thomas C. Pike
Sakes
Rep, Remax Accord
Realty Ltd. 576.3111
3 BEDROOM living room,
dining room, fenced back.
yard. Excellent location
downtown, wooden stove in
living room Call Steve
576-6999 Avail. Nov 1.
OSHAWA, 3 bedroom
bungalow, detached ga.
rage, finished basement,
perfect condition, $995 plus
utilities Firstlastreference,
no pets. Call 579-7620
AJAX - available Jan 1, 4
bedrooms, very clean up.
per level, large deck. 3
bathrooms, familyroom.
fireplace, hardwood floors.
$1150 plus ual No pets
Prefer non-smoker Dennis
Morgan, 428-1618, 831.
9500
AJAX. 4 bedroom, 2500
sq it house. 6 appliances,
fenced yard. garage, first'
last. $1500/month. Avail-
able Dec 1 Call 428-3175
AJAX detached 3 -bed-
room home, 5 appliances,
double -garage, fireplace.
basement, near school, ref-
erences, 1stAast 51100+.
Available Dec 1st Call 905-
M-9063
AJAX, 3 bedroom de-
tached home. $1050 per
month, plus utilities, avail-
able Dec 1. applianc-
es,lenced yard, Lynn Pa-
pizzo 428.9766
AJAX, completely de-
tached 3+1 bedroom, 4 ap-
pliances, 2 4 -piece baths.
eat -in kitchen, separate kv-
ingr lining• lanced yard, gas
heat. $1050+utilities.
Dec.tst possession. Call
Gary 905-686.0096.
AJAX -Duplex 2 bdrrn.,C/A.,
appliances, pool, large
yard. $850 month plus
utilities, available Jan 1st.
Car (905)640.7430.
BOWMANVILLE area,
bright, spacious 3 bedroom
raised bungalow, 2-4pc.
baths, $1075/month plus
utilities, available Dec 1
1sIllast (905)697-1637 or
(905)434-6489.
COURTICE main floor, 3 -
bedroom, includes utilities,
$1100, available Dec.1s1,
1sNast Call 432.3618
COURTICE, 3 bdrill
baths, garage. gas heating.
Rec-room, fenced yard,
5955 plus utilities. Avail-
able Jan 1, call 434-6336
after 5
9
Houses Rooms Private Homes Prorate Holl le gbs;rl�s; a Btnirti!s3
For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale Opportunities Opportumbes
N PICKERING 5 -bed
detached new house.
,.r bath 4 apphanc
,vailab4. immPd ately
view car' 905-13394-'14H'.
PM.
OSHAWA 3 bedrooms.
,t 1. anti main floor, largo
"
groom diningionm.
.,.rwut to deck. large eat In
11+n $785 mc, plus 2/3
(:all 434-6769
OSHAWA *)se to North
Al •,rinu,n.. shopping. gas
.,.it appliances. whirlpool
Ih. $1.000 per mo plus
725--5304
PICKERING. 2 bedroom
it for r,•nt garage. on
urge private lot. Altona.'
nch area. 5900 monthly
.is utilities Call 831 -
95
PICKERING- bungalow.
,,. West Shore
aa. 2 large bedrooms,
9r.ed yard. parkin,). near
'tools and Go. available
medtately $675 Larry
05)509-1264 or
C5.7i16.417'
SOUTH OSHAWA 3
I, .. .em . : l*f,,,. gas
.•a• finished nasernent.
,ndry room fenced yard.
route close 10 a;i
i tomes„ nn pets Avail
i, .• Uec I 5895 Pius Will -
0051 26,V-R45CI
ill-
x305+263-R661
THREE BEDROOM
�r rent. » dGD�: r•.
Bnwmanville Available
!,I S� 000 per month
:..,lames 686-7269
THREE bedroom use
iat(' ,... rase
tmrsned garage.
ole drive gas heated.
• r a:' amenities $975
., plus uhhiles IstJlast
A .r blo Dec Ist
ONE ,Our,, $400 per
month. 2 rooms for $500
Own washroom, air con
Thickson/Rosslawl 666-
3478
RENT R ROOM.
in Our family home
Avail Immed pay
weekly, 1st/last Share
house Working per-
son or student
Debbie
686-5784
ROOM FOR
RENT
In luxury setting,
great for student or
young person $95
weekly of $400
monthly.
Chris at(905)427-7868
ROOM
.,1, •r.•. private unveway
Couruce area 576-4779
ROOMS FOR RENT
Per Month or Week
Whites Rd C)Ko f; ,i
Clean, bright house
in lieu required
NO smokers
Hydro Staff wek.Ome
(905)420-0042
MAI Shared
Accomodabon
FEMALE TO SHARE 2
Aedroom at n. - .
A:ax L'. oar. ^•
5500
per mr; istlast i includ
ed, (905,619-9046
gets va a -
?335
LARGE Furnished bed
-
ro 3s,.'month Second
TINY , nedroom house
fwn ,, rid bedroom small
.trve, nice area.
er. S275,monr Use of all
.. 1•, schools shopping
facilities. Close to all amen
.�i,aGa Dec •st $690.
'ties smoke, welcome
' Cay 400 916'
i9G5r428- , -4 ' cr
.5
:41-5,2441433,i
WHITBY 11 Bed '^c•n
WITA Deaths
,. n,lucies. heat.
PICKERING MATURE
'•nlye dove. wash
'a', ... '.am - •
' a. .
"w,. txrdrelc
^..irkrtvsmo.rr
1 decK
balhr-;r" snianum
A: a:.abh• 1)ec is!
Share ri !chen ant, Laundry
5 4120
room $500:monit Ir door
WHITBv r`_ edroom bun
sw'ir'n'ing pnu Cali 68;1
.. .. ;arage and fin
5402
available
PICKERING t bedroom
- b• S' 050'monr .
ti. .. ped or untur
-, pets 723-"5
coshed. avaflaDle Dec 1
C
i.
$85,w erk all nclusive
WHITBY t bedroom de_
share far. •.• Bos at door
- af garage. '7uiet
429 t-28'-
2823
3bedroom semi
Sunday School,
A-11 from park af,ailable
ROOM IN TOWN -
)a, 1 91. S475. 6 '100 •
HOUSE, sh a-.• ktct .••
n.;rmiy. 905-66869bG r
Dat' �.u.r.dry. suit workno
vJS 6554107
adult must oke Pets. ci.,".
Church Services
to Town cerltre Cali Dar
. le b86 9286 rnmediatiey
Townhouses
For Rent
Office 8
P
E• , Retail Space
ORTER W0005• J
complex S95C.'mo all in.
Gusto$ Close to schools
andsnoppmg 435 1088
AVAILABLE DEC. 1ST.
t .,y larnl y room,
vmy n n ng 2 1/2 baths,
entrai air and vac Caldor -
a sf,utterr, 2 parking. 24
security Waik to Picker
g Town Centre Gc bus
^efttrencel required
: 310 per me 8,31.7225
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
r.• .ri T- Arh,.uses in
:. e'I maintained tamely
)mplex freshly decorated
:.air. Fr•y -.love. close 10 all
,menthes on site Mgmt of
__e call 726-3777
WHITBY, spacious garden
3 bedroom
Folin uff family room. Ga-
-age Playground Near
4 Months F ree Rent-
Daw n - 0 -.mail 400
3500 so h. availab-e Park
mg and great exposure
Best 'enter rates Ca 434
44; or 6554132
BOND/SIMCOE $495 m
Paden tax ^e:i "•iufance
cornerstore. same location.
$795 includes taxheat
insurance. 2000 sq It K)eai
for professional use, plenty of
tree pa k,rg 725 8710
IDEAL
1 person prefPssional
35C sq it tmished office
with signage exposure
on Westney Rd in Ala.
SSW
PER 111110011 -11TH
905-509-3581
Attractive three bedroom twc Storey
home on ,t large corner lot IT, Bowmanville
Beaulifw open entrance with it spiral
staircase, large kitchen, two and a half
bathrooms, main floor laundry room.
double garage. central air, ceramic tiles
and many more features.
Very clean and nicely decorated
MUST SEE
Asking $163.000.
Call for an appointment 905-623-0178
Oshawa four bedroom country home
Close to all amenities, double
attached heated garage. Lot 100 by
150 feet. New high efficiency
oil heat and central air
Totally fenced rear yard.
School bus at the front door.
Call to view
905-434-8493
2 wILr;OCKS COUP,
oeauhlui 2'100 sq it prime .n
I very nice dune area Fea-
;nng a Deaulnfully land
Leaped front yard. a fusty
•an,:,d backyard Garages
Ivor Open- or graded
•narbie fireplace all drapes
and blinds included Alt
appliances negotiable
Vendors very motivated
Askmg once S239'000 For
mule .mformation please
call Sandra 905-668-3701
3•BEDROOMfarl
r'; - w.• � Staplrshed
stable neighbourhood Can
carry Iu •an! or, rent to
own ag.-,- ent for sale
Can Peter Snaah for details
"w 432 ?DOC
QUALITY L Anyer, Muth.
.. . V: :Know$ 3.2
be&olwns 4 •• ' t•n over
ook'� •Imiry'Orr Wit^ fire.
plat:, : i lkou's. inground
Pool 3 bars FAG -n-law
pofer,!,x 160 Goodman or
$171 500 Cali Sheila Mc
Laren Suttbh Status 431,
0990
$10.900- Are you loo.
mg ' :: a -novated brick
bungalow 3 bedrooms,
new k r^• en. hardwood
'100" Wa.."4! to a private
back Pard and a gDod area
Irnmacu are Give me a call
before you miss t Peter
weal Sakes Rep Guide Re-
try 23-6.81
1051 RorMea
At G'andv,ew 0,--
,- -day
,--
, ,-day November 5 24
•I bedrour, detached
^,.riga ow 50'x' DOtot
hardwood floors
eplace close to 401
$128,000
9051.1-1
FROM
05120_:
FROM $96.900 • ;v 1
beor-,or, ",:gym rec room.
garage fenced yard gas
heat with 5`,. down Pay-
ments rr,m 5850 monthly
.including taxes Ted
Haughton Remax Summit
668-380C
Townhouses
for Sale
WHITBY , Townhouse for
ceie 3 bedroom. finished
amenities 5950 Available rec-rewrri, taw it
Dec 1 668-8110(`aWW & tee 5109,900 00 Bring
I oh•
_ O Storage SPM Pis 666-1954
' Rooms `7•
for Rent Lots for
REPUTABLE theatre Safi
company urgently seekingEM
AJAX single person re.
Wiled to share 2 bedroom
bamt apt laundry, utilities.
Parking included. 686-
0435
AJAX, UNFURNISHE01
FURNISHED room for
rent if, quiet home, own
entrance. bath a kitch-
en Nonsmoker, First. plus
deposit call 686-7260
E.PICKERING large,
bright. use of laundry. kitch-
en family room, 3 -piece
bath, $375/month Call 905-
509.4413
FURNISHED ROOM FOR
RENT great for young fe-
male. HWY•2 & 401, ni
smoker preferred, $400
monthly call 905-619-
2848
LIVERPOOLJHWY. 2
large room on first floor
$400. quiet responsible
Persons No pets Call 421}
1975
storage space for sets. Dry
barn suitable. Call 4/6-
787-7388
/ Rotch
1 vat:. Regale
ATTENTIO N Snowbirds
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
condo. close to famous
Clearwater beach, pool. la-
cuzzi, BBC, private yard,
available Now -April for into
and to view photos 6B6-
9846 or 579-3788
1 1 P""' ForSale
$101,900 BRICK Bun-
galow, new gas tumace.
newly decorated doll.
house finish Call now Joe
Patraboy, Sutton Group Ex-
ecutive 723-1644 or 571
7000
15.6 ACRES. building
permit 8 septic tank ok, all
fenced, welt 8 pond. North
of Whitby. Coronation Rd
North of Hwy 07 (416)
282-0599
Money
to Lend
BORROW S10000 , pay
as little as $110 per month .
o a c Free consultations
Anubis Investments Ltd.
Mortgages and Loans
since 1973 Call Jerry
(905) 434.2070
MONEY problems' Debt
consolidations credit art
rangements. personal
budget planning. credit re -
pall FREE CONSULTA-
TIONS Ontario Credit
Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor
onto) 433 1425
Start making money today wrTeleLrnk,
fast growing pager selling concept' • Htgh margins,
• Sales support - to Dealers 8 Individuals looking to
move Into the telecommunications field.
Call 416-493-1333 Te%Link
Coming Coming
• Events ROM Events
WILDWOOD PARADIGM TRAVEL
cordially invites you to attend
an informal social evening
with Joan Hill and John Winkworth
illustrating our 19% tour of
S0111 ta1.1.:> \I) and S('O IT,ANI)
Tuesday. November 7, 1995, 7:30 p.m.
at
Touch of Class
104 Consumers Drive. Whitby
Light refreshments - Slides - Videos - klformation
R.S.V.P. To avoid disappoirtttnent 905•E684830 or
800.563-8111
11A F,NIFWtiADVFRI TISF.RTMDAY.:VfIVF'MRF.R3.19"_-PAC F. 19
reFIT"-strations U ' Personals a Companions
r BOWLERS
NEEDED
Sundae night mlxec:
adult ieague
6:00-8:06 p.m
Tournaments lots
of fun.
Lodge wknd away
In May
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PAGE 204HF. NEWS ArWER'll:ISF.R PRIDAN-, N()\'F.AIRER 1, 1995
Hospital
gets
improved
rating
for curing
previous
ailments
B% MARIANNE TAKACS
til MI KI11"RIFR
Al \\-PIC KFRIN(I - \ thrcc-
year accreditation has been granted to
Ajax and Pickering General Hospital
by the Canadian Council on Health
Sen ices Accreditation.
The council offers accreditation to
hospitals based on a review of their
policies. procedures. practices. quali-
ty of patient care and patient satisfac-
tion. Accreditation is granted for one.
two. three or tour %ears.
A three -%ear accreditation suggests
a hospital has met all the councils
standards. according to APGH presi-
dent Bruce Cliff, while a tour -year
accreditation is granted only to hospi-
tals which exceed those standards.
%k kith% General Hospital, for exam-
ple, is the onl% hospital in Durham
w ith a tour -%ear accreditation.
On previous occasions APGH has
managed only a two -%ear accredita-
tion. as a few problem area,, were
identified in the council's review.
"Since the last accreditation we
worked on those areas." sa%s Mr.
Clift. "\N e full% satisfied all their
requirements (this time). There are no
major deficiencies."
The areas the hospital has worked
on include quality assurance (the
process of monitoring, the quality of
service pro- ided by the hospital). risk
management (identifying potential
risks in the organization tor occur-
rences such as accidents and tires and
taking preventi%e action), and utiliza-
tion management (efficient use of
hospital resources).
"We worked very hard to get the
three-year award," says Mr. Cliff,
noting it's an important assurance to
the community regarding the quality
of their hospital.
"All hospital and medical staff, as
well as the (hospital) board are to be
commended for their efforts in attain-
ing this enviable award. We will con-
tinue to work towards improved qual-
ity of care for our patients and this
award can only help to maintain and
increase our motivation to achieve
that goal."
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Cullen Gardens light up Durham
Thousands of sparkling
lights will soon decorate Whit-
b%•s Cullen Gardens and
Miniature Village.
The I nth annual winter "Fes-
tival of Lights" will begin Nov.
I1 and continue until Jan. 7
between the hours of 10 a.m.
and 10 p.m. at the Miniature
Village. Also, the "Dolls of the
World" display can he seen
until Jan. 6.
Headlining the Cullen Gar-
den's stage from Nov. 11 to
Jan. 7 will he Christmas Pud-
ding, a show boasting the
homegrown talents of three
local professionals.
Presented by Cullen Gar-
den's new Theatrical Director,
Marni Walsh, the presentation
features Abby 7_otz, a Whitby -
born singer and actress, Ajax
choreographer and dancer Dana
Vranic and Whitby actress
Michelle Kettrick, who will he
making her professional debut.
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Whitby.
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She returned from Germany this summer
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Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business
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Over the last few years a great many businesses- of all sizes - have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News
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combines elements of Swedish Massage, Reiki and
Shiatsu Into deep relaxation.
The setting is one of beauty and peace,
picturesque old building and serene nature
ideal for meditation, relaxation and
connecting with your "self".
The important thing at The Greenwood
Yoga and Bodyworks Studio is that you start
spending time with yourself and taking care of
yourself.
In the Yoga Studio you Iearn to gently
move your body, building strength and
increasing flexibility. Yoga is the practice of
entering the body -experience; the natural way
to quiet the restlessness of the mind and start
listening to the wisdom of your body, the
healer within you.
With the instruction of a certified yoga
teacher you have the opportunity to learn the
ancient science of yoga; opening up to let
Prana, the life energy, bring vitality and
improved health to you. You are taught the
breathing and relaxation techniques of Yoga,
which will help you in your busy daily
routines to cope with stress, to prevent ulcers
and indigestion and to get a good night's
sleep.
The soothing meditative massage at the
Bodywork Studio will take you still deeper
into your body; as tension is smoothed away
and muscles start to soften, deep
relaxation will spread through
you and restore the body and
mind to equilibrium.
Massage is preventative
care for your body. As the
immune system, the lymphatic
system, digestive system and
blood circulation are stimulated,
blocked energy is set free
reducing the risk of disease,
bringing balance and aliveness
to your body, mind and spirit.
Certified Kripalu
bodyworker Bille von Roeder
combines elements of Swedish
Massage, Reiki and Shiatsu into
deep relaxation.
As a serious student of Yoga, Billie spent
4 years practicing postures before she went to
yoga teacher training in the U.S. 3 years ago.
She returned from Germany this summer
where she spent the last two years teaching
Yoga and giving massages. Bille became a
certified Kripalu bodyworker a year ago
because she saw massage as an extremely
helpful and direct way to allow her clients to
come into contact with their bodies.
Dorota, the certified esthetician at the
studio will put the finishing touches on your
•• self care". As your face is cleansed and
massaged, your skin regains its elasticity,
softness and a beautiful natural glow. Your
feet will also come alive again with a pedicure
and foot massage.
Yoga classes run mornings, afternoons
and evenings. Ten 90 minute sessions costs
$100. One hour massage appointments are
$50. Esthetic services vary in cost but include
Facials, $55; manicure, $16 and pedicure for
$30.
Gift certificates for the various services
are available so treat yourself and a friend to a
day at the studio. For more information call
619-1405.
Why Advertise In Focus on Business
Durham businesses wanting to increase their profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on Business
advertising feature definitely has it advantage.
Over the last few years a great many businesses- of all sizes - have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickering News
Advertiser's and Oshawa/Whitby this Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not
have otherwise occurred.
How do you get involved?
When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete
with pictures.
The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product and/or service, philosophy,
goals. special promotions and even a historical overview.
Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspaper's staff: the ad design, story interview and
writing, plus the taking of the photographs.
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fHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, Mn -PAGE. 21
GTA • Got a hot
saythat ma ors crime .
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• Call the
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Advertiser
By STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM s'rAFE
DURHAM — Residents may not
believe their streets are safer, but
recent crime statistics show they are,
according to an Environics survey
conducted on behalf of Greater
Toronto Area (GTA) mayors.
Based on GTA regional police
forces' data from 1993, the nurllber
of criminal acts police respond to
are way below the national average,
making the GTA "the safest metro-
politan region in North America,"
the study finds. There was a seven -
per cent overall drop in crime rates
in Toronto, and similar reductions in
the communities surrounding !Metro,
the study also concludes.
But, as was noted in the study,
"perception is reality to a large
degree," and 75
per cent of people
surveyed in the
GTA feel the
crime rate has
either risen_
"somewhat" or "a
lot". ..e
"There is no
question that
based on this sur- _
%e\ the percep- TOM
tion is that crime EDWARDS
I,, increasing. But
the facts are that, Perception
statistically, that's is wrong
simply not the
case," says Whitbv Mayor Tom
Edwards. "People's perception is
contrary to what the facts are."
Statistics from 1993 contained in
the study show Durham has the sec-
ond highest regional crime rate in the
GTA, behind only Metro Toronto.
However, the numbers are still
below the national average:
- Durham's homicide rate was
1.25 per 100,000 population, while
the national average in 1992 was
three per 100,000.
• The total number of assaults in
Durham was 901, compared with the
1992 Canadian average of 975.
• The number of robberies in
Durham was 54 per 100,000 popula-
tion, while the national average was
121 per 100,000. In Metro Toronto,
the number of robberies was 226 per
100.000.
• The number of residential break-
ins in Durham was 588 per 100,000
population, compared to the 1992
national average of 909 per 100,000.
The reduction in crime rates, says
Durham Regional Police Chief
Trevor McCagherty, has been a
gradual trend in recent years.
"While the trend used to be year
after year crime would go up —
1989 and 1991 were really tough
years for Durham — the last couple
of years we have been seeing success
in a number of areas and the overall
crime rate is coming down," says
Chief McCagherty.
The study clearly dispels the myth
that crime is on the rise, Mayor
Edwards says, and that "we must
continue our vigilance against
crime... Unfortunately, some terrible
crimes have taken place in (Durham
Region) which mask the progress."
The public's perception that crime
is still increasing may be attributed
to an escalation in the level of vio-
lence used in violent crimes, Chief
element of violence we are seeing in
ception of an increased danger. I
at 683-5110
McCagherty reasons. "While we are
violent crime is continuing to
think the public is expressing their
with all the
seeing a decline in crime levels over-
rise... And when you have senseless
level of fear, and that can't be mea -
all, what does concern me is that the
murders and assaults, there is a per-
sured statistically."
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Ho\vc%cr. I am cyualh, pleased that it is finall}
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A,, has been the pattern for the last \car or
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Over the next fe\\ weeks. This is just an
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have been tier the past 6 %weeks.
SHOULD I???
The friendly and helpful staff at the
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Glenn Campbell. Sylvia Jules. BACK:
Hylton Mullings. Gerry Drage. Paul
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PLUS All Other Home output has become unntanzweahle. Or -just too close for comfort, then the answer is a definite
Improvements YES. If WLI are one of the select te\\ that dust \\ants tO consolidate so \ou can ,ct the
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IF I JUST KEEP PAYING THEY WILL
EVENTUALLY BE GONE of!
This is very true, however, look at the average interest rates charged on credit cards, then
consider that a loan rate, or mortgage rate is anywhere from 1/2 to 2/3 lover, }ou \%ill be
surprised at just how fast you can eliminate this debt, and still have money left over at the end
of the month.
WHY THE MORTGAGE FACTORY???
Simply put, Professionalism and Expertise. Remember, we offer up to a 1/21/c lower than
current market rates, on all mortgages. Our consolidations, have saved some clients over
$1,500 a month in payments, and the average savings is in excess of $600 it month.
IN CONCLUSION!!!
Keep calm, take one day at a time, get your debts under control. In general this year has
been a slight improvement over the past few, and we all look forward to further Improvement
in the coming year.
Till next time
Glenn A. Campbell
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a -d 'e-, ;; gc ; eve rove' •^^3-'-e 'no
:arc
'.^; he mead ;a -hes cease BOX 26425
ROME ROMEO •, .,e •oil a' " - --
I- .. - r ..,!e c .. ere^ .e ^ea -
_)C.,; *or ^v ROmec age o, .- •c 3' M s' ',It-
a-
ra- rot c,er a^c - "oil ;3 -es BOX
26421
HONEST AND SINCERE • .er . dvorced
-i - - :- 3-d :e'S
Se" awoma- same al- c' ,--^ge' •;
c q •a'oril BOX 26423
SEEKING -ge w 'e -a r e..-; s.ng•e
- , - 44 5 A Seek: ; a- average east
"c -es• we •Siad Shod 'era- w" •e•-
.-
g ova its also •' ;'ea' o Cx•s S. -s- -'
s a 'nus, %,ends^,G ''s' -,ease Box
26a29
LADY OF EXPECTATIONS Seea> :rite -e- 7
. lIc o^ Mus' ctIt 1131`ca', • 0fiDe"Oe" all
assns a :ode V e'hics and 1-T ,orals Box
264'4
ACTIVE MEN WANTE', E-ergete E= 39 s
w '.- .... - a s,m..a' Tae Vil ^.rs
-•a- "lits ^cr. ^!.y S. s e': A a-•
s0mec-e ->,rshe DOssee c-;ler- •e a
•ors": BOX 264!7
FRIENDSHIP FIRST 4'? vD. a- ,-a"ac-M
-_. -. a. ,• . >-;•e• 6:tc 6E" 'sin a-
a"a^.ne adv at. •"eS s•m a-^_ ".JeDerde-'
wa;ki _ore• tot. 801 26406
PETITE ATTRACTTYE - :-.'..-.w a
4. IS' adv-- .!lou`. ; .:
"irnorl arc is wt➢.-;'._ 3'1 "e,nry 31 yc. a-
Peam pose,vt 4
soc^1a',.s Anil Jeep,, Cann;
Secare'r ,vise ane my a Cr" me BOX
2641,
LIKE TO CUDDLE S. -;ie att'ac rte 00,0ito,.s
-- . .- o.r.ere -oo. ; ,o r inac
tive, musc,.,ar mar .5 to 35. whC S hones lova
and'' r •c De wtr BOX 26413
SINGLE AND SEARCHING -.:n. arraC.ne
y: r'. ,-. . a:, - -- ^ also Pyo
Drill aro ouw"_ eaT oils a Sincere.
C.AC •a- : -. gen!'ema^ 45 Pfus to, a
irm; re,a:oac
.srBOX 23825
DOUBLE YOUR CHANCES "w :^,rte sty'ar
s:e :,,e J:."t E,... '-. aofeswi
ill .aeon; '_, e,vill 'r:elhgen! art aC'
r,e o,oterstia cstau,shed a'ouno ".i guys.
38 to 48 'o',lehesn,p and possible cog term
reato-se BOX 26402
HONEST FULL OF LIFE : -g,e .-^e '-male
• .", 1-3_'.a'. 'owl •a .
blue e,esOehsAne Dow, earl- „eecerde^•
no dependents hot ,nic heat games :Doo':'.'
romantic goer ''"-otic snge wire ".ate -. r
srmaa, -..a res 'W':.ic " 'nee, someone
wnc er joys ,use S1a1!,C .� it's on, .3.s
to ,-ett(li,fs! possp'e ,e.at4^she BOX
26404
ATTRACTIVE ORIENTAL S'r;e Mom 3' long
t act -a, Dass,cnale :y ''.al.,e Enjoy camping
I,S^'n; base:a al and 'Dues music
Loc,.-;'o-gentemar 3E Ic 4: ,assonale canny
arc ,onr be„eve nor Dealt' ,s mpo^ant
".o malleo mer please BOX M97
FRIENDS FIRST S„m ar,ante .lo1e554v1
all, .ate Al s enoys ,rave' :air.mq and poo
corwersatlor Seeking a gentema, a snare IAe s
adventures_ BOX 26395
WHERE ARE YOU? Sea,cr ing to, attractive sok^
mare 47 to 5r, *no ehej Dampe,ing and spar
ng a lady _,Ke dancing wester- music lave-
etc
aveetc Good sense of h; mer a,,C''.-anc,alfy secure.
wrr also ei the fine, •"ang5 1 toe and live 0,:t
Joors BOX 26388
SEEKING MR. RIGHT Ar,acne wnne female
24 seeking romantic vi. male 25 Ic 35 *no :5
financially established arc Krlows what re is doing
with vis life Mus' love cniiarer animals and love
life ij BOL( 25252
LOOKING FOR MAN. Woma- sail man for
"end5nip a"r s' DhvSiCa ,a,al,i ODtb^a.
BOX 26362
ATTRACTIVE, SLIM 1?en,9ew cnarmmg lady
48 t,naical'y secure enoys The fine, things in
Me, gDOCI sense o' lamer ddrcmg dnuvg. !ravel
am many ome, interests .coiling I; ah alVac
five. romantic mate ,yip vas alb! ,G char also
BOX 27725
CONMVATIVE. CARING Energellc affracNe
prole6siona, divorced wnne fema- loves owing
S414e4jd VoVA40” 11111,111
Respond to an ad
by calling
1 . 900 451 . 3793
I,. dancnq. theater T'avenr•q rhe outdoors. long
: aiKS ga6l and sw,mr• erg would i,ke !C
lee! a^ ,,naracheo t. ;.. ^C chee,'.i. ",,
move r -,a 4, , BOX 25303
NDEPENDENT LADY .:.-•: 3-•3,•ne 33. 54'
- , w ear' 4 sl, rc meet a
w”. a a.. aClve lo•e?s' alio :d• 'J, 32 3F
•Cr 5'h0.e, soradnn.e, no troencents. rreeq.
sr,; I ,,, BOX 25305
INDEPENDENT w- �r^Star female 5' loo
- same age tc, Compano-
s and Doss" 'enc term •e'3lorsho 'r ole,
yro all a;e e-'oy a -_et ore Orb o'acic
s a F'^'es a -,s neek a^swot, ppx
25194
NEW TO THE AREA.. 5:1ge -ate
I. . - .". -^-Ilia Ca-r_'V
3^d •oma-'- 'ea<e nc ^- Ill BOX 25262
FIFTY YEARS YOUNG - • - ' 3 a
sense ^.-r' .x.'•-; a- a^ractve se^s
amt StDors�e'
^eves < Cus •'ec'es "'N cease
BOX 2528'
ACTIVE. P - - . •^ 'a:- eve• A< slim
BOX 25276
LETS WALK TOGETHER •.v smo. ; s ;e
w^•-'_ _ - :7�d Draw-'ar and
eve, _...a, -; .D' n -;4^d:-^9
see,-; s ^;e li -art a='c 5 to,'•eldsnrc
a^:p�ssre'e,arorshe BOX 252"
LONELY WIDOW - .. --3' -I"ed
es ,e -h
heti• 6.4 -r F' Aa-' :c be ^e ate: wt^ oMe• I
ca•e am 64 16- ':e co.hci •^ahe•ally
.eco. arc : 're ;„`e! See n.i very •omarlC
BOX 252'2
MISSING THAT SOMEONE v.-!e'emae 3A
.- :-m - , -gcx-uv es
-30`.� ';• ^a• spec a Ma- am ^ones s-
-ti 3^c' A Ic neat games eve my Sir, ..s
. ,^..N 1,14^1 ; ry " 1i a, . w..: i ^r -s
BOX 25274
LONELY SEWA of energy' Well me
- t'. ,.m. -- 'ehtrema' =,^income'
64 D,as :wan vim no^s-onr ;ox sri of
^or to, I"eri and Dossce 'e.arons!,C
30X 23M
MISSING OUT ON LOVE -es• A -C :a,-^;
_-Vi r -a- xe.•+g a'nar age 3'
S2-7're"ll--c Must we Pers ane .45 De
. )ung at nea' were a sense or nurrfa ron s^o.
e• InC no, It-,' �,:"+none wait• e^ovs D190 s
a Cys BOX 25259
SEEKING CHRISTIAN .eat Oc professena
'e;^- w-'. - ---r •.Shin ar'acne and
at e!c Sear",,; to' a Seigle .hie Proofessoha
-ale 3' r 3E .r ^'sty n.*e's are ,mares
•c -'ami^ •de BOX 25264
LOOKING FOR LOV r - r : 4 .ea• Dc ■•^ Dirt
r.e` ' . .- .a _live SOCh'anedy •u -
Tames Vr .our^ .:n lc so" ova+ty I'm* over
SCmeb'e Spec a 't. I'll, ,'3 ,C 2. ^ores•
roramc and .-ows no* 11 *ea! a rima- BOX
25268
ACTIVE AND ROMANTIC r, -we teniae wco,k
i :3' : , lining put l .S'
quer evenings .Pol '01 a mar 4' ,c 52 to
lnehosne or possbe •e,ahonshc BOX 2525'
SHY AND AFFECTIONATE a,,
'e^art ii
ron smoke' {. y D,ow- '.air alio P,; Dna- py .
hones! d'd `. -Cele .," 1015 or love Ic 0"e'
kook-'; ,:, someone,- Sae, a'am,IV Me wch
Mus :,e -ones, sincere kung arc emo oyed 3.
,^ 4: BOX 2S2S3
SINGLE, ,,-:I- v" Abe E ' 2 SeeKr.; wnne
maw • ' I - wrtn a Caring .Inderstand,ng Sen.
settle-.at.ie. 16 'L 2: 10,'rencish6 or teation
snip No Iiii games BOX 25254
A TRUE COMPANION=.:3-a:ec'-maw 27
cKt• -" - a , r'sAve nor"
rn9 •nate 29 to 34 4 on; ter. nea!orsnp
Enjoy moves rase'-; uhc late, ,.^,es love
dogs aid cr,lo,e- : nave a ova•+^ caring near
Inc a lot to give BOX 25256
ENTHUSLASIC . ,e, all a;e S: at of ner-
es's^- : 3anc,ng eks
fG tneate, Se
Secure.Mme ';,'gig companion for permaner'
'e.e.torsh4 BOX 25245
LOVE LIFE BUT LONELY A'1ec:iosle an,a,,
I've s'.rg;e wnne achy nor SMOKe, .000hg 10' a
59 p,.s gennemar to o> terns, loving t'endsho
inItil c :rcii geoen,ng gore callsnature
music mystery movies ox not ninon dancing.
!ravel and romarce BOX 25237
SEEKING A COWANKON '.Dong Lor someone
vi .s I,, lcv'r; hones! aril sincere War!
sOmecti wr t enoy<" ddnCnry Inning In the cow'
try neater some late times at dome. etc Med
50 s. trends last BOX 25240
FULFK.LED-NOT QUITE Missing a piece of Ile
Daze Voi,ipl.,ous toll figured single mom. hap -
pry employed full Time compassbnate and lora.
The m55'rg Diece is a Long term romantic col
Pari 351E AS s,ncere employed wet ar Opti-
matc Dutbok or ire Single dads very welcome
BOX 25241
REAL MAN WANTED. Blonde independent
healthy and family orlenteq roma:. desires coin
panonsho of honest affectionate god' oriented
arra Live outgorg patent mar 35 to 4E Prefer
nonSMoke' ro o"nkS Or .a's please' BOX
25229
FIREFIGHTER WANTED Wino -s romantic. car
i and renes' 27 :c 32 r you can appreciate
this 27 year old. 5 8 12561 lemale who Kaes the
outdoi animalsaro moves ren you are Ire
one i m rooting for Preferably it Durham Regor
BOX 25223
NICE LOOKING WOMAN : m 46 and single
.over country muse. quiet !,me and duel walks
Love camping and damng BOX 25218
ARE YOU OUT THERE' : ,calec empeyec
a . ema`e -3^eG he dependents
C, The i4i ngured see vi All tC meet sincere
ger'temar ,on 3ohke, no' s'nc. ,' Inag islet
Nov. -to the Da' scr,e +rents firs' BOX 25202
LADY -r a hard v r 1 1y ^,
c er,ovs SDors and :nr gtea:
olx
d's -a- 4: 5 and Vill" '.5 pouhcs
BOX 25145
FIRST TIME AD A-•a.^.ve sl'^ ally 4F 7c1_13
. _ Jum'y wise m.,C ' -0
liner —, -, ,e ahe ng the X -Cl _00. _
!C arl,ac4.vo -'ae 4-r 55 wrr s a SC "are a'.
sel anc has a � of "oerl BOX 25195
HELP -C w• ^e s, e e^3e
se?.< . Ville, s ng,e ^rte -a.le r
3; ^ _a'
3•`e n cense !'. SceneC :'mew III 'C1
oe a, ,r •^' 31r•a,s BOX 25199
WEALTHY MALE WANTED 4"'I: •e bcnde
. - i . 3 : _oerer, a^d
se- e, ,.,.e- rte •neater, .e a
"'IC -SS See.^ a e -e`_' -S weatri Si
line -ate MuS' ^e ^:v'n mirbed and dnury !'ore
3Y 100"3^• BOX 15192
FRIENDS FIRST -. --- - mer a: s
'••a'r <, . ave and "ee o� ^_Dols
•i
_-,�
uc iw? ._ _till a rerwe .- -; :ad for Des
soe•eulc^s^r BOX 25179
MISSING THAT SOMEONE 4"'act 'Ile blast,
-I- -. -- - -: c'- clow- eyes
' 32 Los very r,mmate would ,IAe to ^kye4 ar une'-
;,j h.,,es. 3rd .,^.• e ny ma , cv. and
'a--.- r BOX 251'5
ONE THING MISSING 1'-acnve. ;ark Profession
a 37. j ' -f-- 3 . .+ , - 'artily ortiti hor
SmoAAj soc a Chnk.• rroki y for ,ritelgenf
sDecia mar b Share :.. e•',Mes mealet goer,;
-avekrg. at Wart someone Lon compantorsi
•. Tc, -sic BOX 25170
NEW M TOWN--e..t, "';'01 -I- peas
.- . - . +yes otic ^air very S,r" and
ar•act' e 0.4, nr. GutdoOs movies aro Muse
.Oo.r;'o• SoMmott ;: !c 2' -us we .es '
,o., are •m. Deas ease a message BOX 25172
WANTED 'MAN' .-yewh1ehH"ae loci.
- - ..- -ore ' 9 'c 25 wnc trill
ting wall It, ••e a.@, ^omiarnc evenr'gs •l,4 Dat
scene Ii erlw C-ldi r Want someone b
•hendl anc :3ss0k nahonsi BOX 25162
WARM SINCERE CARING -. 3-' 3-
-'a -4Y.. -a- ; ro, a^'vie,.
3rr't DOsrtne `taw . •amity ".,-Ialee. AWSO"t
w0mar 42 will a Sersa o' ^':ron •l,,7 -WS
Ile and Vol, xssesses $rhw, .aures Please
call BOX 25149
ACTIVE AND ROMANTIC lino e age 3C
rI•.. I. '.f ...,,'W 10 Derr
wcu.,-, Ike '^e Pt4l �! Vol' _Ompa-y '=
'•'ends-¢ .00nq !or so.+wore age 3C to 35
Ms, rte c^nowt nor smoke, soca, dhrk.•
BOX 25.54
SHY SENSITIVE MALE - '9 6' Drown hi
C r .,m. --c -r ,'chest srte,e
e
artracln'emaw 2 w H• 'c' wa..s 'loves
,oma'rc dinners and a poss0k'eW,or'Sne P n
Pia, BOX 26438
DOWN TO EARTH .:_.e' Single write rale 2'
See. _ , i- -Te,rgem s -ge ." it,
lemaw 9 0 22 w!c vas wraerests n music and
romantic evoings BOX 26440
DON'T HURT PERSON. 3:: v • ;e bloc. -ate
a . -.e a G^s Very ,ice ,3
women lrvar' to meet a heavy set female 24 to
3' BOX 26433
YOUNG AT HEART. Well 63 150 pounds.
•a s-,ci,r' word ",e !c '^ee' a Sun lady
E2 tG 63 yea's G,c c- c'g asnhg nelatonsne
',teres: re dancing. garder.rg 'ong walks
amp,ng and many more Serous ,epiles Or,V
please Oshawa area BOX 26122
EASY GOING GUY S,nge guy 4o4,g tC meet a
wcma• age 3: is 4_ ly rerlOShe and Doti
,eiateriti am 62" ,all dark and easy gang
Loc. -g `C' someone door :; earth vil no
dependents who oves to nave a good Time BOX
26424
IRISH MALE FR. 6 ' 80bs age 38 brown haw
down eyes tun easy gang ntemgem, -ooking
'err ar affectionate female tot'riendshp. Durham
,egror BOX 26426
TAKE ME AWAY from of all this Looking for a
womar of nears r relurr a file of romance
and acme loving you wan' BOX 21l
NEW IN TOWN. Single professes: while male
26 511 160bs looking for honest. affectionate
female 20 to 30 for friendship arid good lines
Enjoy dancing, music. movesoutdoor walks
BOX 26411
SINGLE FATHER, 35 Christian beliefs. very
active and tardy minded Love kids. 6. 175 Lost.
blue eyes, fight Door had Like family Will as
well as time wrtn a special lady I am carxg. S4
pc,Uve and passionate Seeking woman wrth
same interests BOX 26419
MARY PLEASE CALL , go! your Message ' m
37 pease all BOX 25250
KIND HEARTED MALE. Single wnne male age
:8 IBC poundscaring and bvrg Seeking sin'
gie white female age 18 to 21 who enjoys :he
outdoors long walks ant quiet limes a' home
Dox 94M
SINGLE FATHER while 35 5 T slim Seeking
single white terr,aw who is order 5 5. 25 to 35
slim tc average own Must like chldren BOX
26412
FUN TIMES Mae seeking lady for discreet rela'
bonsr,p Please ease your phone number and
when is the test trite to cah you BOX 26405
ATTRACTIVE DAD A''ve attractive dad who is
ol-'r. l', c' - S:c,woud'n.e 10 'neer an
ar,acrve, passana:e'erna'e Vit seal
who s advem'.:re^Us an -i Secu'e. IC, possible
,eiatonsnc BOX 26406
HONEST MALE.-�, " rale 29 16C
Co., ' c -•.,.- 13 , a,ue eyes E^joy lu's
about eve,vri i ; Must like have as 00 a 10 fp
m, work See. ^q s•^gle wnne female :a Ie 3C
no .Cc ."^ .es 3M,e, g". I. lens aced Long
ova'., BOX 26403
WIFE WANTED --3m, ro- street Young d:
V"
,.- otowhis, b,ohoef hairenlov
vil s.a'rg. boa• , and I,,-- 00.,rg'01
rte a..c^s" c .i- a ; e•.n, r^e 3'
^3'. BOX 26396
SINGLE - -tell nwio oar. mar
V* - - 1CC"5 ,Sc culloT "3,e
c• allnes• arinn
c -j', rie
ma
'9'• tu
. .I. Simla, ^te'li 'oil 4* 0s -c o,
•e'a•an's^r BOX 26399
RETIRED MAN 57 :^.' gv-S.:'ow^ hall
'S`Ins e,-..5-: :a -C ivy Woue like:: meet
a w^ma .., r' vounge' ','. 70 '42,CS 7000
-a!✓. BOX 264M
HEART OF GOLD -es: -a,ng 35 rrr" a
-.,.. : :-a .y c. Its dant'-; 1-1,g ru!
go -9 to 'owes bol 'lea markets and moor
meg DOa Sell drn3C've svh lady over• Smda'
'Ist s BOX 26393
FIT ACTIVE ATRACTIVE ' to, are a single
--Ia - :' • r••3C',e slim active.
tunes: Ili and ovrg wrth young chrtbr' and
reed a commmmerh please :all me You wor'
Die d6a0Do,nted BOX 25155
LONELY MALE. ,,, -, • , amaCrve wa-!s b
Mee' ''_ I . . a -C uO 'or •oma-' c ;.'et
evMn,s BOX 26391
MSSING THAT SOMEONE Serge vi mak
u-, I"'," .. � ' - 'K is _a'.e9 a"ec
`,e^ate coovItne, ,i,.Ig skin ar,actwe
iem.a•e age 2. c 33 -no riot's The outdoors
'c ; wan s' -,,,*1 `rtes a! home BOX
2f3LK
OLIE7 ROMANTIC -q, wit role 34 c "-
a•1; 1, Cn.dre..I _.e•. '„cyc."g goIli sitatng
S.,'ng Mux diner; A-ec qurM e.enmgs Sons
a'.'aclne srgle lemae 36 ant. ^^>' "%,'r ^d
Shrill and possoble'eutorsne BOX 26MI
WHO S THERE' - gun vee -a'e :. - .ek
D. • " and a"r; .00. rig to, a I'. -
aro cr,; .c -a- '9 to 35 to share ,omamc
times w^ iz�,;,e moms weeom4 Race uneh
00r4•t BOX 26390
DIVORCED WHITE MALE • ry 5, s 5I '
It, . . . , .. . ," S, m bu. - '.'
1 '
`,.ti A-: Ater 'e at o-sh,p Sic games
Please BOX 23760
SERIOUS RELATIONSHIP 7,e w" le mare
c:,. , a , ,-e. ;rte .7e-' he
;a• ,-e^F aro 10 1080 gables please BOX
26509
FRIENDLY MALE : year old plal mla,e easy
,r - ; .a�., ;a-njl Ca"ball
+e ,c left, ,lij sr' 'emae 25 to 4,'.
BOX 23873
SERIOUS INGA KERS : +on ed v to mak 6
26 • n• vv- -r 3^ •res .00."; •0, •emaer
2910 4: p, -s '01 Serous n'atOnsC ^C K 26383
A"N NEW IN "OWN a Vol are Stir 40419'01
mal W "Isere : like t0 scan your a5pr3!lorl
w- Vic . 4 posstDie Please coni my Dox BOX
25307
ARE YOU LADY GOLFEN7 S,gk 33 5 F' wl"
t ,,-, ' 3 ' at : - a: a eyes _ ooe ng to a sage
woman 25 is 3C Enpy sports ,use Closing out
a -d cancr,ga,•.' . 4", trer4she Last. possible
heaonsh0 BOX 25299
LOOK NO MORE 5 ;> Vol male 31 Look
-any 2: s ✓ow- -aw 'age, eyes 57'. 150 Ill
ro dependents No ove'wegn women i wok
terse owe all sports and :.rte! !'rtes a1 nome ,to
roc car Scene BOX 25MI
ROMANTIC SINGLE DAD 43 510'. 175 Los.
Moes -a'ng s -ere emp,cyed smelter casual
droner Seeking caroanor tc nave tur w4" 140
Los or under 35 to 42 En" long drives dwng,
dancing walks movies tun acIn ies Dumam
region BOX 2530/
SINGLE W MTE MALE. Likes long walks quiet
evenings. country must Ar every other weekend
Dad. I m 44. your age would only, matter to you
BOX 25292
ARE YOU INTERESTED Single white mak. 23.
611 170ps brown hair and brown eyes.
empkiyed monsmoKe'. social drinker Seeks single
white female 20 to 26. who enjoys occasional
nights out soc,alamg and quiet times together
For friendship Of maybe more BOX 25701
DUCES ARE WILD H;, my name is Rob I am 18
years old and 1 have many rderests. I am looking
for a single will female. 18 to 21 BOX 25297
YOUNG AT HEART Single mak. 24. 6'. I7 151i
alhletic good looking, honest, considerate easy
going, good sense of humor Liles t0 have fun
and is outgoing I am seeking a white female. 20
to 30. who has the same qualities BOX 25291
SINGLE WHITE MALE Looking for a white
lemak. 29 to 35, who enjoys sports, moves. dn.
,ng o;A once It a while and qukl times I am 33.
5T 17C pounds brown hair and blue eyeswith
a beard and moustache No head games BOX
25291
DOWN TO EARTH 1, 35 anwive and M Ii
into sports. travel and quiet evenings Im kwlung
for an attractive and to while female 25 to 35, and
preferably without chdoren BOX 25296
BACK TO BASICS. Single wnne male 34 510 .
2l blue eyes. brown hair with Children
Seeks single female for Irentlsh,ppossible reld
lonshp Kids okay Enjoy sports muse. dancing
and dining out BOX 25291
GIVE A HUG GET A HIIG Single gentleman. 43.
likes - 1kifen. motorcycles. dahpng, moves and
C,.a, ''rtes See.1; 'adv wrth kind heart who IS
Sint to -i null BOX 25284
LDCK AND NO KEY Vin -•--a w^ore ,le. late
3C 5 , . 4. n< , .3 a y W I, Interested in
country MUSIC hasecacK '4•nc. moves, bowling
or lust quiet evenngs 10 T3'k 3'd have Iur, wr^ 7
great sense of himo, 3: Ic 4C BOX 25285
DO YOU PLAY GOLF? P-', -,x
;a -'m .-ar 'r 4: s
Se; 3 .oma' i4 I
ek ^ O 42 wit same qu3ld*S
'01 I"Ihnrp ant possiblealrnshc : I„
- av scuasn aid wr' BOX 25286
SUBMISSIVE MALE. '3-"„>d. level
9.5 `-- - _,. _o^'� Ype 0' act
.no o.a ' Oe sDcner; and pam0e,ed Mst Ce
openec ."d and I.screet Sec 25'3: :,ease
'Sten ane'esoo,e BOX 25280
DAD SEEKS PARTNER . . 1r•3ctne ant mm
1p.- f m ' -n 5r ,v 3n, serse"Y
a must NO "ea.';ames cease Cad heat'ey and
mm Calk mar :kue eyes ` 9- '6c_ cv]Umt, E^4y
love and anei children and at, ,to auto
resforator BOX 25281
FIT AND ATTRACTIVE =:'me' NAMSs ell
!vu 44 "'C,: dl, -azel eyes Searcn,^j
for a ohvsca4y attractive, lady of quality 25 to 35
wro s educated. easy gorg ane ,as good
moras No, smoke• .avail children Pretemed
for 'rte dish to 'ong 'ern commitment BOX
25771
BACK IN TOWN. c ^ole make. 29good look'a
59 , :,,,-s ^. Cjjt hair and blue eyes a'^
kKIC .00k"I for good ooKag lemaw. 22 to 40
Fur loving r Oshawa BOX 252611
PROFESSIONAL + mote ver, arracwe and
a-.. ,"� 4 i x'65 pcurds .we vie olid
Most or rte the% r ' eswaiN Cottage Ma and
,he outdoors Seek ; angO,ve aneclionate
empeved female. to, •re,.Ill and re,arensho
BOX 25262
SINGLE WHITE MALE '.: 59'. 13C pounds
-r*W-,3' ' 'I . - I- woman who enjoys
y wall D,ayeg pool. b"e'e^q movies
A^d ^ounmr w.sem ,,.SIC BOX 25263
FIRST TIME AD i', gooc oc•- --;i. mar
o .. ; ... 3 •- wo^.ar Sho"! x out going
and shouk: ove !0 !rave, Age s nd a DrObkm
BOX 25265
START OVER AGAIN-,:aafed East jnd,an
m4 . Dc. .;'..;3s• rdunword- AC
leao,nq 10 a ,ashy; •.,atnrnnp BOX 25266
ROMANTIC GENTLEMAN _~ a-
. Cie. - ' , -." s,.dr•emde. L: !C
3' wnc s a .ea"'a' enjoys -ONeS. car%J*b ht
I
res org way.: a-: to tae treated wrth respect
wrtnce asn'n '.. a _45 Non a*wr Co. -;'..•
a IOr.y tar^. nta!C,!,-c and someone to 'w31er
Bay Graham wrP BOX 2S171
HONEST AND SINCERE - 29 yea's old
w,. N. , . , r f• . , dOAr nota and
vyes enoy ,seguel spoors dovi sk,ng
amFj and quiet vil , ,,e pan '_ook,ng lor
SOM,,i wrtn S- j, -,i !c sper- 7udli
!,me ■rh .0, 4?*edsNp and po510re'e'alonsho
BOX 25257
FRIEND TO COMPANION ^'w whop mak 4'
:owes . x - '.at special temae
' can snare ides punas. es Ij .Ong wales
good conversation darn ng an, :arcing are a
Part, 7 me agenda k you are Si attractive, and
otte• 3E give 'rte a all and lits talk BOX 25243
BELIEVES IN JESUS ,,'Stan mar :4 see..^,
-al. e C -maw ' 3 to 25 Ill ^'no
r- INDI J like to S!ar withr'e;hg eves : m
spendng my Ile in Christ and wci love a whole-
some companor BOX 25248
YOUR TIMING IS RIGHT. Sir;,e -14e ^ore 36.
6: dark ra:r anc ecp•es> ve due eyes Bull for
enjoining Spee; bl overs mugs sow arc memo-
,able ,00„y ro meet a specu; lady Caring.
passionate sensitive Maes! deperdaDle advel
turous. very attractive and to. lust hkE me BOX
25278
LOVING AND SINCERE Single man wrtn heart of
god HCnesty number one value Enjoys m'ai
racket sports star gazing. etc Loves Kids and is
goal oriented Looking for a sincere woman. 28 to
4i to bulb and grow won No baloney given or
taker BOX 25231
HANDSOME WHITE MALE I In 31.5'8". 150 Ill
tum/ brown hair and blue eyes Howl with a
caring personally. Interested In shanng some rune
won someone special Enpys dancing and con-
versation Single moms welcome BOX 25277
VERY SHY MALE Single wide male. 33. very
shy, works steady midnights and likes to go out
for "walks. movies, dinner ' usually don i do
much I only, have time on the weekends. Seeking
somebody that s good we people. has honesty
and to whom kooks are not iWaim. Only what S
,n the inside. BOX 25234
BLACK MALE. Very handsome, 37. 5.11'. fun.
easy gang, physicality challenged Looking for an
attractive. aKetlenate female in the Oshawa area.
BOX 2S=
SHY WHITE MALE SensdNe, had working. rot
into the bar scene. 33enjoys good movies and
quiet times Would like to meet a single white
fermate. 30 to 40, with the same qualities. who
bele„ es that hkrdshp comes fust BOX 25224
WONDER WOMAN WANTED I'm divorced. 39.
6. 1701bs down eyes and haw. looks 25 1 like
dancing, country music. shod,ng pool. darts and
cribbage Looking for a single or divorced female.
20 to 38, to meet and nave a lot of fun BOX
25225
HAVE SOME FUN. Honest and caring single
while mak. 34. 6. 180 pounds. cute. a0ventur
ousfun bvIng but shy at hist Seeking an Mr.
est Inm lemale who ,s easy 10 look at. to be my
partner and best friend. Enjoy music sports,
movies and laughter Single moms okay BOX
25226
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FIRST TIMER. c-5l,,.l; x ,,,a„a.
me: ,- r . . ,' )VS
Cars. hockey. golf and
spendrq 7u e! times wln someone SPeo,al
Looking for single white female 1910 25slim
build wrth Similar ,rne,esis for ,^erdsn'p ant ^'
relatonsho Child— wekrore BOX 25227
NEW IN TOWN, r'h speak, i s • :'e .-'e
r I •, .. • a Celle woman will, soft
s .�.v sum ting ha' •o run m, f,rgers through and
a Cosmve an r,Ce �- de Ogee .no en,oys quiet
and 'omanrC • Mas "nb aced rte another s
arms Ages hot mMra - 1v*- Mr 'N3lion-
sho Nc nead ,antes o las? BOX 25219
WILD 6 CRAZY GUY. 31 a 3” - e 23
y 1 .., ,ti -a, 3 Jog: ac'. a
3-^, -as .)e y ;at.-orip-ed w1r a g1ti
se se of numo us more r ; 'o' ar env
jill !9 to 25 year CC w 3 p-si odloox cr
'de to a re ater'sr,c BOX 25220
FOREVER YOUNG. -• .- i '3 :art, w^ore
3-3-- m .,e5 sports :ancmq Jm-
'e's, etc xk a goddill ,N'.o S aftrac
title hones, ark'.- Locil'C' orq term
Mag,C Srm.nr, war s"a, nie,ess please
,espord BOX 23836
SPUNKY A SPONTANEOUS 33 year old sena
.a.,..: -, - '.- .: ^ds wrth short brown
hair am very easy goinggood humored ant
loves :us! ax„ t everything m lite Seek 3'
a'racive and erstabksned wcmar who has a "?ar
sense of humor and a heti^ it gold I slightly
,n«eslwl InIt BOX 25216
SINGLE MOMS WELCOME .-'a mai- single
Cad ` R- :} �-:, .IllDu r Irbond@
hark but, s
eve.,.e to •lav-. theater and more
Steae,iy em loved :nr�ugn board of educahon
BOX 21501
EUROPEAN BACKGROUND All seeks a kind
I • : • w • . ,-..,_., m sti to Conhc.n,
and Ihm to sa14 1'me "i a :' ledr ICK! :ndl
D-Oem olid ser.�mar who S 5 T. 140 Pounds
Box 25212
LOOKING FOR A LADY !,,owe, E 150bs
to 63 -of a civ; asting'r,a!onlho M, i!.'ests
are dancing. gardei. long walks amp '^- and
many Mae Serious '00*5 only please Oshawa
area BOX 25113
OPEN MINDED MALE , -re wr •e lute. 31.
e„a: ,•_•,.r mar and rairel
eyes WOuc3wa !C ^e,r a singe wnde lemik.
25 to 38 .hc er4ys b,cychnq, dow-'•3i skin;
TLC, and -nigra' dinner's and has a good s4i r
Nil Nd Into Par scenes or head Was. Box
25214
MLD MANNERED S • , e white mak 20 5 i .
--r'"e withe tell' 8 to ,4
a - i
vi ests r,cys movies. dancing
0mrt .
newalks w•ea"'ng o the beach Financially Caree' m hided Looik.ng t0 have tun
Purse ,,all BOX 25206
FREE HUG . poking to meat two
It -e •em:, •• - , 'a 45. mat eh�oy barbecues
good convarsalon and romance Cane us a au
first Caller gets a oiq hug BOX 25210
DOWN TO EARTH • nu^; - I, 0 3.1'actwe
w;, : it, -- der ! ndnoi secure
*113, ''-' It Dating gins Inch he goals or
future Hard wonv i and ii daring going our
Ano spend^; . nm- 3' home watching movies
BOX25MS
MEN
SEEKING PARTNER ::uy ,maw 3L swlK.s Sarna
tar 1, ?-.Is' c - -s' r. e 'efat'.ohsmp Serious
-pines only t,0 games BOX 26427
MALE SEEKS COMPANION arae 3' ,an and
cJrsee,>'d ar:,actve Seeks maw :anpanion up
to a5, for Casual errouraers and C ossble relation
Shp In fie Dumam'egor BOX 26407
NEW TO THE SCEN. E::urlous -a,e 1. wing
to b or gay mate 2E m 35. wno is seeking the
same Want someone Who Is qok-g la a chap
lenge BOX 26418
.Z : j7J sense Of mina tot trie.na . poi
Me rmalrnshn BOX 25217
VERY SPORTS ACTIVE V'1 is s male. new Ic
C..'^a^ 'e; •... -35;, •> and very mut,
rholved r sports Wants to meet Swnlar. b, Cut,
0.1, 1, s•ra'gh• rot a 'F to 25 n <-n,0,
a ,,, . 3M r ,a,a-teed BOX 25177
i.LAR101-15 F MAL .., . '
„err. ..- ie ...•.'am.a '.n Durham'::, wadi
m got! togamws BOX 264M
LADY WANTED •+a•', 'e-3> see'• -; .hr,
I .I" ,.;n,>r and'3r•asy ., ^e^'.
Must rw easy going and nearly 2E aced uo so:
26415
SEEKING e rearing of 'de and a panther I
p,r , : -_s, May lake years so sense f
humor ,s a must ;I'.ereshc IS a good place !
star , 25 and new 10 Oshawa BOX 26401
LOOKING FOR YOU B 'emae 'R -I':., .^r.
Os a. t...r,ghn9 :uddlm9. going 01
and .avr1•.;^ Seek ;c,w I-'-ale.'B!o2'
'or grad Tames and Doss'b'a •e atorsnc BO
25302
SEEKING -4 meamrg of I,tie and a partner'
p,^ r -, :rs! May!a.. ,+ti's. So sense
humor S a must Fends', s e 70M place I
sta'! m 25 and new to Oshawa BOX 25283
FIRST TIME AD. -ark-ed B,-cua;., ',-3> I
.i clue eyes wr a Tie ern
to Hoa or to w .x. , same 'R '- 3^, BO
25267
FRIENDS ONLY -wv .oma, late AC s roti, '•
,-i, ': ,r^, m irtnet, sailing n su-me
BOX 25242
SINGLE WHITE FEMALE hr -,, s reg
.r' -'e -a•• .>�,.'e. BX 25228
SPECIAL LADY WANTED , ^ye w - -a•
At - ” - 'a I"m' eyes .xtl ,,
.emm,te "Ory .1, is aU.n IO .arm hpnri! Sr
-ere ard'oves animas Wart someone who n,
lea^-; b. -; James x' nead;ames
• rtes arc ::.-, -gnu BOX 25173
FIRST TIME AD . v ...... w
-die ,, n -.t , • ,. meet younger, shin lima,
',scull fr,rndsh'o will many interests Got
rump, arc cornenanor BOX 23851
FIT. ATHLETIC BUILD -.rm - A• P`e but
a.t -;'>• v!.., .rm I -:.vitas la teal d
ere,•' :a"i encounters Pease leave a me
sage and a phone number in, ry box BOX 2529
LOOKING FOR FUN Vrnad male 4- -
COIN -_r' .-• 'mina a Age or rota IS rot
barna- BOX 25261
SEEKING A COUPLE -Dick ; I,), a female
-c4 - ..'a,.-. '. - 11,1'„, clear arta p
rate get tc,gettes mar arracne Donde ma
blue eyes 22 511- '70 Pounds easy gong a'
very opened minded BOX 21363
ARE YOU EXCITING? V.,-.' :--DW ,n ea'
,S .• . dS :>. -; ,^,eoole wit^ a .
uesyle io s;, zip tip o,, ves, no drugs r you it
', -m please leave your number anyone .'
. he BOX 25256
SINGLE AJAX FEMALE ••'.Torous and arra
• -^ C3C,'.•-a.le poon^y for 90C
'.ridry. re,aloursil w'to •nen and women. 2C
jt; )or good times, fun and travel N0, baking'
romantic involvement BOX 25247
COUPLE SEEKING. voting a -active tour
seeking single w"le c, lemake. 18to 25. to a d
creel t,enoship Hes 24 Shea 19 We love
party arc have fun Respond by phone number
Osra.a area BOX 25232
TENNIS ANYONE? 3ca,J of Education empk
ee 3E 5F- •5C Doums, well bull. ar,3c!,
Wrote ',air Glue eyes .00kng to, ainetc'em'
to on me ,r tennis and sku trips SOX 25207
MALE SEEKING COUPLE am a 32 year old d
mak extj for couple of Gine, males. for rela
tions, up D,scretlon is required and guaranteed
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BOX 26719
NEW TO SCENE Single wnne mare 30, klolung
for same in partners Looking to meet others wrth
LOOKING 4 COMPANION. Young 52 year ,
same Interests. age 18 to 30 No games. good
female. Oshawa area Seeking down to ea
looking and in good Shape. Looking for friendships
gentleman, wno doesn'I want 10 play m,
with other males, straight acting and straight
games I enjoy walks. driving. quiet evenings
idestyl that know what they want BOX 2521S
lust talking over coffee. Please call ne. BI
NEW TO SCENE Sil while mak, 30 new to
26437
the scene Seeking others win same interests.
64 YEAR OLD WIDOW seeking companion.
18 to 30, no games Good looking and In good
to 70 years old, who likes travelling, wall
shape Looking lot friendship with other males,
country music, watching sports. dining o
straight acting. straight Idestyles Bob missed
evenings at home. Non smoker, social drink
your message. place another one please BOX
BOX 26411
25219
FRIEND TO COMPANION Divorced fema
ATHLETIC MALE. 34, 170 pounds, with a lean.
Durnam area. 5Y'. slightly overweight. Seek
muscular build Looking for a masculine. straight
clean. honest. down to earth gentleman It,
acting guy won a husky build. 25 to 40, who likes
good morals, age 53 to 63. Non drinker a
working out. biking and quell times at home BOX
social smoker Enjoy country drives. mus[, e
25275
mg out, and quit evenings at home. If u leii
DISCREET DAYTIME While, early 30's male
ed. please oak BOX 25310
Looking for discreet daytime encounter, in the
57 YEAR WIDOWER Durham area. young
Dunham region Looking for something sale and
heart. good personality. looks like Ron,
casual Secrecy a must BOX 25300
Hawkes 5'9- and 20011os. 1 drove a camaro, 61
TRY ME OUT. Just moved to the Durham Regan
dancing, travel. boating, nonsmoker, so(
and would like to meet a Loi or gay male Open
drinker Looking for someone early 50's. B'
minded with a great sense of humor I am 6.
25294
shod haw. hazel eyes, very good joking Enjoy
ARE YOU OUT THERE? I'm a 62 year
fun limes BOX 25230
female. 5'2'. looking lot an affectionate mai
NO HEAD GAMES. 6'0'. 180 pound 27 year old
love country music and card games Must be
b, -sexual male Looking tot dominant males or
honest man. no head games please BOX 252
couples for adventurous times Must be clean
ACTIVE AND FR. Very. very romantic. bl.
and discrete BOX 25222
Christian lady, with a sense o1 humor Would
CUTE GUY, 22 year old, down to earth. seeking
to meet a caring, honest gentleman, age 5(
the same Want someone with atlracrve qualities
62 BOX 25193
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NOVEMBER 3 - NOVEMBER 12 PRESSRUN 191,511
Wr•d like to introduce you to the Villaze of Courtice
Crossings newest residents - Kcith and Mary Timson.
We recentlN visited this acto e retired couple to find
out why they decided on a Jcffrry homc and discovered
thev were ecstatic about their new residence and the corn-
munity in Courtier.
Being from out of town• the Timsons made several
inquiries about possible builders to visit in the arca. The
Jeffcry name came up several times, even from a lawyer'
After having owned several large residences over the
years, they were ready to downsicc but still desired the
quality and extra leatures usually found in custom homes.
Convinced this has been their hest home -buying experi-
ence vet, they were ertrcmelN pleased to find their home
..clean as a whip" and completely ready on time.
Mr. Timson was sold on the easy to maintain exterior
and the impeccable condition of the lawn, garden beds.
Although price was important in their decision, they felt
that the Village Homes and their builder's reputation pro-
vided more value for their investment dollar.
Having the appliances come with the home was an
added bonus in addition to a generous pantry and shelves
for storage in the kitchen.
Long walks are also their favourite pastime, they par-
ticularly enjoy the forest areas around their home and
look forward to the hiking trails and park coming next
year. After having met several of their neighbours, the
Tirflsons also feel comfortable and secure in their new
setting.
Both enjoy visits to Toronto and find Courtice Road
offers easy access to the 401. The Oshawa GO station
isn't far so they can sit back and enjoy their train trip to
the city!
The Timsons give credit to all the representatives of
Jeffery Homes for their caring and professional attention
to all their concerns and would recommend Wayne
Jeffery to anyone desiring not only a new home, but a The Village of Courtice Crossing was conceived and designed as a separate community which would
community to be proud of.
.
a.r,.�ffer purchasers#ll the features and amenities of a Jeffery Home. Bordered by a sculptured wood fence,
brick posts and lush landscaping, this is a place you'll be proud to call home.
Wayne Jeffery took his most popular single family homes, joined them in attractive groupings of
four, then placed them in this exclusive enclave within the existing community of Courtice Crossing.
This concept is far superior to the traditional townhouse design....... at virtually the same price!
These Village Homes appeal to a wide range of purchasers whose ultimate desire is a quality con-
structed home with the highest of standards and the same attention to detail built into Jeffery's single
family homes. A sign posted at the job site reads, "Quality cannot be inspected into a product; it must
be built into it from the beginning." This commitment is evident by the fact that Jeffery Homes has
built the most homes in the area since the site opening in 1993. ,a
An added incentive to become an owner of these homes are the great packages offered such as 5
FREE appliances, FREE landscaping, FREE oversized garages and FREE finowe packages!
Village Homes are priced IYom $119,900., detached homes from $154.990.
Our sales centre is located on Courtice Road (on the east boundary of Oshawa) just south of Hwy. 2.
There are six fully decorated model bomes. For more infottmatioa, call(905) 432-3333 or see ad inside.
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Facts on
the Ontario
New Home
warranty
Program
The Ontario Nev, Home
Warrantv Program was
established to benefit both the
homebuyer and the
homebuilder. Here are a few
facts you may not know about
the Ontario New Home
Warranty Program:
The Government of Ontario
pawed the Ontario New Home
Warranties Plan Act in 1976
making the: then existing
voluntary warranty program
mandatory and ensuring that
every new home and
condominium unit built for sale
in Ontario is covered by
warranty.
J The Ontario tiew Home
Marranty Program is the only
mandatory new home Warrantv
Program in Canada and one of
the yerI. few in the world.
D The Ontario tie" Home
Warranty Program w as
established as an independent,
non-profit corporation to protect
consumers by administering and
enforcini, the Ontario tiew
Home Warranties Plan Act.
:) The goals of the Ontario tiew
Home Warranty Program also
include regulation of builders to
ensure they comply with the
Ontario tiew Home Warranties
Plan Act.
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advertising manager
Monique Lea
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John Duarte
features consultant
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The publisher reserves the right to
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advertisement based on his sole
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Builder gets healthy home award
A local builder was honored recently for
Providing healthier homes.
Stephen Kassinger, president of
Kassinger Built Homes, was presented
"ith the 1995 Ontario Healthy Housing
Award of the Canada Mortgage and
Housing Corporation (CMHC).
"Healthy housing is a concept you'll be
hearing more about in the future as we
address the needs of persons with
environmental sensitivities," states Mr.
Kassinger. He says several building
materials used in homes can cause a
variety of ailments from rashes to
breathing problems.
The house submitted by Kassinger Built
Homes was not a prototype or
demonstration but rather a regular
production home built for a customer who
had respiratory sensitivities.
"We are especially proud of this recent
recognition," says Mr. Kassinger. "It is
significant because this is representative of
the way we do things every day. This was
not a one-off stunt to capture an award;
this is something we believe strongly in."
The CMHC recognized a number of
firms around the province in their first
initiative to encourage builders to provide
healthier housing.
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Choosing the right builderis a key to buying a home
Every reputable builder aspires to must achieve an excellent
win the Ernest Assaly Award — the rating in the Home
Ontario New Home Warranty Program's Buyer's Guide to After
top honor. O r1 f f'7 Ph Sales Service. During
Since 1990, the ONHWP has their search for a
presented the Earnest Assaly Award to0��� reputable builder,
the new home builder who best lFrconsumers should watch
demonstrates a passion for after sales ByAUBREYLEBLANC for the gold foil
service excellence. certificate which is
Named after the Ontario New Home Warranty usually proudly displayed in a builder's sales office.
Program's first chairman and prominent Ottawa Another helpful source of information to new home
builder, Ernest Assaly, the award is coveted by buyers during the entire home buying process is What
builders who share an ambition to build it right the Every New Home Buyer Should Know, a free booklet
first time. Good builders also demand an attention to containing tips on how to find a reputable builder and
detail throughout the entire home buying process how to maintain your new home and your warranty
from design and construction of the home to ensuring protection.
ongoing homeowner happiness. New home buyers can gather first-hand
The builder finalists for the Ernest Assaly
Award from ONHWP's six regions are all
Service Excellence Award winners. The
ONHWP created this award in 1994 as a
special recognition for builders who achieve
the nomination for ONHWP's top honor.
The competition for the Ernest Assaly
Award include Glen Watson Construction
Ltd. (Peterborough), Woodfield Homes Inc.
A &J F ira Homes Ltd (North
information about the builder by visiting the
subdivisions where they wish to live and asking
homeowners questions about the builder's work and
response to complaints.
Homeowners may discover the builder was a past
winner of the Ernest Assaly Award. Previous winners
of the award include greater Toronto area builders
Greenpark and Tridel, Brantford's Brant Star Homes,
Cornwall builder Menard Bros.& Associates Ltd. and
Dalron Construction Ltd. of Sudbury.
To obtain your free copy of What Every New
Home Builder Should Know, call your nearest
Ontario New Home Warranty Program office or I-
800-668-7504.
ACBREY LEBLAtiC is president and registrar of the
Ontario,%'ex Home Warranty Program.
(Ottawa), Beret
Bay), Pigat Construction Ltd. (Thunder
Bay), Z Group (London) and The Daniels
Group (the greater Toronto area).
Both large and small Ontario builders are
considered for the Ernest Assalv Award.
Each nominee for the Ernest Assaly Award
must meet stringent criteria regarding his or
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her after sales service and quality of
construction. A comprehensive series of
OPPM
interviews with the builder, homeowners and
building officials reveals how complaints are
managed and whether the builder is
determined to deliver defect -free homes.
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when they select a builder. For example, one
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Another Service Excellence Award .Bungalows & 2 Storey designs!
recipient's philosophy is that during the first
days in a new home, a homeowner should be
admiring their purchase and confirming their
choice of builder rather than making lists of
defects and/or waiting on trades to install
missing fixtures.
By annually honoring builders for
customer satisfaction and first-rate
construction, the ONHWP encourages new
home buyers to look for a successful builder.
After all, every new home buyer's house
hunt should begin with the selection of a
good builder.
All builders being considered as a
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Canadian hornebu*11der
have strong reputation
Canadians are among the best housed
people in the world!
Canadian housing technology enjoys
an unparalleled reputation in the
international housing community!
Flow often have we heard these
statements and simply accepted them at
face value without wondering what lies
behind them?
The Canadian housing industry is a
complex network involving builders,
trade contractors, manufacturers, lenders,
researchers, utilities, government
agencies and many others.
"At any given point in time, the
industry is engaged in a number of
activities that have the single aim of
building better homes for Canadians,"
says Bruce Clemmensen, chair of the
Technical Research Committee of the
Canadian Home Builders' Association
(CHBA). "These homes are more
comfortable to live in, more affordable,
more cost-effective to operate and better
for the environment:'
The Advanced Houses Program, a
research and demonstration program
initiated by Energy, Mines and
Resources Canada and the CHBA, offers
a fascinating look at the homes of the
future. The program is the testing ground
for innovative ideas and products that
will have a profound influence on the
way we build houses in the future.
On the surface, the 10 "advanced
houses" located in communities coast to
coast may not look all that different from
neighboring homes, but they are the most
energy-efficient and environmentally -
responsible homes in the country. All of
these houses use only one-quarter of the
energy and one-half of the water of an
average home. Each house provides its
own unique blend of new and innovative
ideas and technologies — such as high -
efficiency heating, cooling and hot w,
systems in new and unit
combinations; materials with recyclec
non-toxic content (from insulation
carpeting made from pop bottles); h
recaptured from waste water; and "zc
water" landscaping.
The "advanced houses" will
carefully monitored for several yep
The best of the results will
incorporated into the R-2000 standz
Canada's leading-edge system
building energy-efficient a
environmentally -friendly homes.
The aim of Canada Mortgage r
Housing Corporation's Healthy Hous
Design Competition was "to desi
houses for the Canadian climate wh
are in keeping with the principles
sustainable development — hou!
which offer healthy indoor environmei
conserve resources and
environmentally -responsible and wh
remain affordable:' Construction of
winning designs, including an afforda
urban infill project, was to begin ea
this year.
An aging population means safe
accessibility and independence
growing issues in housing desil
CMHC's Open House is a barrier -f
display home designed to accommod
mobility, sight and hearing limitations
well as environmental sensitivities. I
Open House offers a wide array
products and design features — such
wide doorways, roll -in showers, n(
toxic floor finishes, a smoke detect
activated strobe light and motori2
window controls.
Collaboration among all facets of
industry in these and other projects key
Canada at the forefront of housi
technology and Canadians among
best -housed people in the world.
EXPERTS SAY:
Buying a new
home pays
Clayton Research Associates
predicts that "homeownership will
continue to be a good investment,
even in a low -inflation world," in a
study comparing the investments of
homeowners and renters in I1 cities
across Canada.
Few investments can match the
returns on a new house purchase.
While the homebuyers's initial
investment mar represent only five or
10 per cent of the total purchase
price 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 gain on a personal residence
is tax free.
The study indicates that if house
prices increase in line with the two -
per -cent general inflation rate,
homeowners will have a $50,00
greater net worth after 20 years tha
renters investing in GICs or in th
stock market, and a $167,00
greater net worth after 30 years
Even if house prices do not rise a
all, the owner's net worth is stil
$75,000 greater than the renter
after 30 years.
Once the mortgage is paid off afte
25 years, homeowners' shelter Cost
fall to less than one-third of renters
shelter costs. Homeowners can the.
reinvest the difference for eve
greater financial gain.
Beyond the financial benefits
the study also points out th
"additional advantages o
homeownership in terms o
security of tenure, control of one'
living environment, pride o
ownership (and) access to an arse
on which to secure a line o
credit."
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Are you tired of looking at massive subdivisions of
new houses all looking the same?
Are you in search of a quiet established area with a
difference, but still wanting to have the benefits of a
newly -built home?
Veltri Homes offers you the Riviera Collection
nestled in a quiet, private court, in a very discreet and
desirable area of Bowmanville. Be one of those 20
families that will be buying there this fall.
These European designed homes are all freehold
and the Riviera community offers totally private back
gardens that back onto and overlook an abundance of
beautifully large mature trees. The homes are
conveniently close to all amenities. Schools (both
elementary and secondary) are just a short walk away
as well as the hospital, downtown and Bowmanville
Mall.
The Riviera Collection is designed and built by
Veltri Homes, one of Durham Region's most respected
and sought-after home builders. President Frank Veltri
and his father Mario bring two generations and 50
years of building experience to this family business.
The Veltri's association with Bowmanville spans over
four decades, starting with Waverly Gardens in the
late 1960s, the Veltri Complex in 1974, River Valley
Estates in the late 1980s, Valleyview Condominiums
in the '90s. In addition to the Riviera Collection are
several new housing projects in the planning stages —
a testament to their liking and believing in the area.
Veltri Homes is also proud to be recognized by the
Ontario New Home Warranty Program for their
excellent after-sales service , proving that quality,
workmanship as well as design and customer
satisfaction are th_ir main priorities. Only the best of
quality products are used to build their
names as: Mason Windows, Rayw ,
Brampton Brick, Crane Plumbing Fixtures, Carrier
Furnaces, Benjamin Moore Paints and Fiberglass
Canada are just some of them.
Veltri also includes in the purchase price standard
features such as thermal windows, high -efficiency gas
furnaces, insulated toilet tanks, cold rooms, three-inch
ceiling borders, choice of Colonial interior doors and
trim or mahogany wood interior doors and mahogany
Colonial trims and more. They also ensure that their
homes are all energy efficient by using rigid insulation
as an exterior sheathing which results in 20 per cent
more heat efficiency.
Lourdes Wade, sales manager for the Riviera
Collection, she brings with her many years of
experience in the new home industry and she is very
excited and impressed with this project. Its innovative
designs — second -floor or main -floor laundry rooms,
open concept family rooms with cathedral ceilings,
third -floor lofts and attractive exterior accents.
Lourdes says that the builder not only lets the
purchasers select their own interior color schemes, but
also all their exterior colors as well, instead of
choosink from a builder's already selected package.
NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 11
in thriving town
homes, quality All these features are also included in the purchase
all Kitchens price and have all been well received by the viewing
public. She enjoys working with the Veltris because
they really know how to build a house and they take
pride in what they build. The quality and
workmanship found in their homes is what attracts
her buyers most and it shows in each and every home
they build. You can ask anyone that owns a Veltri
home how pleased they are.
The prices at the Riviera Collection start at only
$134,990 (including GST) and range to $169,990,
only 20 lots will be built with 13 different designs up
to and inciuding 2,108 sq.ft. As an added bonus, `elm
Homes will give to their purchasers a choice of either
five major appliances or a 6.9 per cent mortgage.
There are five different models for you to view on the
Court.
To view the Riviera Collection models, take Hwy.
401 or Hwv 2 east to Libertv St. in Bowmanville and
drive north on Liberty St. to Borland Ct. Sales office
hours are from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday and Saturdays and Sundays from noon
to 5 p.m. or by appointment only on Wednesdays and
Fridays. For more information call Lourdes Wade on
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Tips for
selling
your
home
You've decided to buv a new
home, therefore you want to sell your
existing home quickly and for the
best possible price.
The follo%%ing tips from the
Canadian Home Builders'
Association show how you can make
your home more attractive to
prospective buyers.
One of the first places to assess is
the front yard. according to man
experts, curb appeal is important. It
doesn't matter N hat the inside looks
like if the buyer never octs there.
A coat of paint on the door.
polished house numbers, door knob
and knocker. a new brass khAplate,
mature bushes and blooming plants
all help to create a positixe first
impression.
If a survey of the inside shows up
old -looking paint and dated wallpaper,
then a new coat of paint is in order.
Make those minor repairs that
you"ye kept postFxming. Tighten loose
doorknobs, fix leaky faucets, replace
broken window panes and screens,
caulk around bathroom fixtures and
replace burnt-out lightbulbs.
Clean carpets, draperies and, even,
upholster%. Clean out the basement
and the stuffed closets. Reduce the
clutter outside. Be objective in
checking your home's appearance.
Always consider what might turn off
a prospective buyer.
If a major repair or improvement
is required. consider the services of a
professional renovator. Get two or
three quotes and ask for references.
Contact the Toronto Home Builders'
Association for the names of member
renovators.
A home on show must be
spotlessly clean. Furthermore, it must
smell clean. Be especially aware of
household odors caused by smoking
and pets. Even overwatxred plants
can be a problem — a pot base
collecting water gives off an
unpleasant odor.
Just because you've checked the
front of the house, don't forget the
sides and back. Outdoor furniture
should be out as long as the weather
is appropriate. Gaps in outdoor
landscaping can be quickly repaired
by adding a few healthy mature
shrubs and plants. Keep the lawn
raked and mowed.
Before an open house, buy some
fresh flowers for the living room and
the kitchen, bake some cookies or
muffins to fill the kitchen with the
inviting aroma of home cooking,
spray a whiff of cologne in the
master bath and wipe down stainless-
steel sinks with a little cooking oil so
they shine as a prospective buyer
surveys kitchen appointments.
Investing a bit of time and a few
dollars here and there can make all
the difference when you're selling
your home.
New Honczcs BZia Izztcs-itors
And the winner is...
Sales representatives Lisa Peltier and Conrad Samelko draw the winning name in the referral contest
sponsored by the Kaitlin Group. Aspen Springs resident Glen Campbell was the winning name drawn and hE
will enjoy a trip valued at $2,000 for referring a home shopper to the Kaitlin Group.
Extra features add value to home
First-time homebuyers who want to
ensure investment value are wise to
look carefully at the features in a home,
say Canada's professional real estate
appraisers.
A cross -Canada survey of residential
appraisal specialists who are members
of the Appraisal Institute of Canada
showed that several features were most
likely to add to a home's value:
• Master bedroom and ensuite bath
combination.
• Separate living room and dining
rooms.
• Family rooms.
'Garage.
These features, appraisers say, can
improve chances of resale at a good
value in the future.
"Choose a house in a location close
to amenities, constructed with quality
materials and with adequate space for
future additions and improvements,"
said a Halifax appraiser.
"Go for quality;" added an appraiser
from Ottawa. "Look at subdivisions
built by a variety of builders and shop
around. What does the streetscape look
like? How are the rooms laid out? Are
they of adequate size and attractive?"
Appraisers were also asked if they
thought first-time buyers should
consider the size of a house over the
presence of luxury features, given an
equal selling price. The answer, they
agreed, was to choose the largest house
for the money and then add the luxury
features as needed.
For buyers able to afford luxury
features, appraisers recommends
looking for mainfloor laundry rooms
two -car garages and energy -Savin;
features such as high-efficienc:
furnaces.
Professional real estate appraiser
routinely provide value estimates to bank
trust companies and mortgage brokers a
well as private firms and individua
property owners. The Appraisal Institute o
Canada awards "AACI ' and "CRA
designations to those appraisers who hav,
;met stringent requirements for educatioi
and experience.
For more information or for ;
directory of designated real estate
appraisers in the area, call the Appraisa
Institute of Canada at 1-204-783-2224.
Home ownership good m*vestment
"Home ownership will continue to be
a good investment, even in a low -
inflation world," says 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. While
the homebuyers's initial investment mar
represent only five or 10 per cent of the
total purchase price 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 gain on a personal
residence is tax free.
The study indicates that if house
prices increase in line with the two -per -
Advantages of home ownership
go beyond the financial benefits,
housing and financial experts say
cent general inflation rate, homeowners
will have a $50,00 greater net worth
after 20 years than renters investing in
GICs or in the stock market, and a
$167,000 greater net worth after 30
years. Even if house prices do not rise at
all, the owner's 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."
NEW HOMES i INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 13
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Fully furnished townhomes at Victoria Garden
if you like the charm of the Victorian home design,
luxury and modern conveniences of today's home-
building technology and great value in a new home,
then you must visit Victoria Garden.
This Bowmanville community offers more than
beautiful Victorian -style luxury freehold townhomes.
Liza Homes is helping new home purchasers "move in
and save an arm and a leg"
What that means is that if you buy a townhome in
Victoria Garden this fall not only do you get design
character and charm and a great price, but you also can
move into a home that is furnished and with four
appliances.
Prices for these furnished homes start at $117,990,
for the thoughtful Hampton 1,164 sq -ft. design that
features three bedrooms, master en suite with oval tub
end a large eat -in kitchen with walkout to the rear vard.
Vic!oria Garden is popular in the
Bowmanville area partly due to the
fact that it features one of Canada's
favorite home -design styles. There
is nothing quite like the charming
character of a Victorian home. It
brings back memories of days gone
bv, of children playing safely in the
vard, of family and friends getting
together and of backyard
barbecues. At Victoria Garden,
homebuyers find the intricate brick
work, the gingerbread trim, the
arched windows, peaked gables and
covered porches that makes this
home style so immensely popular.
Inside these homes, there is
another storv. The charm and
elegance of days gone by are
beautifully complimented by the
most up -t( -date design features. In
the kitchen for example, you will
find crafted quality cabinets,
double stainless-steel sink and
single -lever washerless faucets.
Other features include mid -
efficiency forced -air gas furnace,
natural -finish oak pickets and
handrails on the main staircase,
rough -ins for central vacuum,
Water
conservation
tips
O Conserve water and save
money by placing a capped,
water filled, one -litre yogurt
container in your toilet tank.
Don't use bricks, which may
deteriorate and clog up your
drain.
O North Americans bathe or
shower an average of 6.2 times
per week, compared to
Europeans who bathe or shower
four times per week on average -
0 A family of four flushes the,
toilet an average of 19.4 times a
day.
O The average household toilet
guzzles enough water to account
for 40 per cent of all indoor
water use. Low -flush toilets can
reduce this amount by half.
O For a family of four, a low -
spray showerhead can reduce
water consumption by 27,000
litres (6,000 gallons) per year.
telephone and cable -TV and many more luxury and
convenience features which we have come to want and
need as part of our daily lives. Other features include
ceramic tile, sunken foyers, 12 -foot ceilings in the
living room, master ensuites with oval tub, spacious
kitchens and family rooms in most plans.
Best of all is the value the homes of Victoria Garden
offer. Prices start at $109,990, for the 1,046-sq.ft.
Victorian, without furniture and appliances. If you wish
your new townhome to be move in ready, prices start
from only $117,990 and range up to $124,990. Two
fully -decorated model homes are also available as are
some parkside lots adjacent to Rhonda Park. The homes
in Victoria Garden are freehold townhomes, which
means there are no monthly maintenance fees.
The architectural influence of the Victorian era is
more popular than ever with home buyers. Now. you
can own a piece of Victorian luxury and elegance in a
close-knit community that offers the best of country
and city living. The Bowmanville location offers a
setting that features quiet streets and relaxed pace of
smalltown living, while shopping and recreation
amenities that we tend to associate with bigger cities
are close by.
And, of course, buying now means you save "an arm
and a leg."
To visit Victoria Garden go west on Hwy. 401 to the
Waverly Rd. exit in Bowmanville. Proceed north to
Lawrence, turn left and then right on Rhonda and
follow the signs to the sales office and fully -decorated
models. Sales office hours are 2 to R p.m. from Monday
through Thursday and noon to 5 p.m. on weekends. The
sales office is closed on Fridays. For more informati,)n
on Victoria Garden, call 697-21 12 or 1-800-363-()
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PAGE 14 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS, 1995
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30'Lots Offer Big Possibilities Ul Co0urtice
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Nantucket is an intimate and self-
contained enclave of 92 town-
"' MASTER homes - an "island" nestled
BEDROOM between a rolling ,o -s- x i.•�• 8 8reenbelt and
the rippling waters of Black Creek-
in
reekin the Community of Courtice,
just east of Oshawa.
BEDROOM But these are townhomes with a
,1'd- x 9Tc - —�� difference - some serious "extras"
you just won't find anywhere else.
51anv of Nantucket's homes are on 30' lots,
Fe mems'
- Ower from $9651 mouth PBd. with only
.9% down.
- Open Concept design.
- Spaaous eat -in kitdat with 5 applutoes
and a cotwcx feat breast bar.
- Sliding door walkout to bad patio.
- SeparvAe hig'n iters double -door dosets in
master bedroom with private exude bath
and large oval td>b.
- Optional folly finished famih mmo in
basement.
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Sun. 11 ox - 6 p.m Closed Fri. &: Sat.
CALL:
(905) 434-3696
Take the 401 east from Toronto & exit
Courtice Rd. North. Travel north just
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some feature basement walk -outs and
others offer the luxury of a two -car garage -
exceedingly rare for townhomes
and even many fully detached
homes. The advantage of a 30'
lot is that the designer has the
width they need to fit in a nice
front window, as well as access to
m; your backyard from the garage -
an important feature if you don't
- - - relish the idea of wheeling your
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lawnmower through the house
every week!
As befitting a neighbourhood
named "Nantucket", the homes
exteriors are an attractive com-
bination of cut stone and low maintenance
wood siding for that charming Cape Cod -
Eastern Seaboard look. The wood siding
comes in a choice of beautiful pastel colours
- yellow, blue and green - and is guaranteed
never to need painting for 15 years!
The community is adjacent to a $6.5
million community and recreation centre
soon to be built by the municipality and
scheduled for completion lat_ in 19%.
There are public and secondary schools
within easy walking distance and a brand
new convenience plaza h-ts just broken
ground. Plus the GO Train and Highway
401 are both easily accessible, putting
downtown Toronto an easy 40 -minute
commute away
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All of Nantucket's townhomes are "extend-
ed private ownership condominiums".
This means you own your house and prop-
erty outright so you're free to build a deck
or privacy fence or to put in a garden.
The difference between Nantucket and a
"freebold" townlame is that you also share
in the ownership of the community's inte-
rior roadways, sidewalks, open spaces and
parkettes. A very modest maintenance fee
of less than $50 per month allows the
builder to create and maintain a nicer
neighbourhood overall, from its land-
scaped boulevards lined with pmod-style
streedamps to its entrance gates and invit-
ing park benches.
Halmmen Homes, the aeators of
Nantucket, are a well-known and long
respected name in the Courtier area, and
are now busy working on completing
homes for the community's first occupan-
cies in the summer of 196.
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There was a time when townhomes
were considered primarily the
domain of the first time buyer. The
traditional route through life was to
move from a rental apartment into an
affordable townhome and from there,
once marriage and kids had arrived,
into a fully detached home. That
scenario still holds true for many
"first -timers". But now there's another
movement afoot with people in their
40's and 50's who have grown tired of
looking after that big house on the big
property.
Many are "empty -nesters" who still
want the quality and luxury to which
they've become accustomed in their
current 2,000 - 3,000 sq. ft. home yet
who now realize they could live just as
comfortably in a place half
that size.
This trend has opened the door to
builders offering a whole new range of
luxury townhomes that provide the
best of both worlds - blending the ben-
efits of private ownership along with
some of the perks of a condominium
lifestyle.
Purchasers are delighted to discover
that they an relax more with a home
and yard that take much less time to
keep up.... and that costs less in taxes
and annual maintenance and utilities
too. This increased demand for town -
homes enhances their future value, as
will become even more evident in the
years to come. There's more to today's
townhomes than ever before - as both
first time buyers and the "move-
dowemarket are discovering in com-
munities like Nantucket, just east of
Oshawa.
NEW HOMES a INTERIORS, 1995 PAGE 15
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Tribute's "Village of Brooklin"
.-You'll love this community, the homes, features & the lifestyle.
Standard Features include:
• Gas Fireplaces
• Breakfast Bars
• Pantries and Microwave Shelves
• Oval Acrylic Tubs
• Country Porches
• Ceramic in Foyer and All Bathrooms
• 30',401,501 Lots Available
Victorian Freehold Townhomes
are also available from $129,990
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