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Bigger buses for Pickering teens
would end `serious safety hazard'
Students packed in like
sardines in a can'
Bs MARIANNE I AKA S
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PICKI-.RIN(; -- Therc rna\ soon he more
space for students on Pickcrtm_ Transit's over -
Pickering
residents
have to
grasscycle
IBy MARIANNE TAKACS
�IAff klHl)kllk
PIC KERING - 'l he .k ill ntr
longer collect grass clippings fur rccvrling
as compost under changes appro%ed by
Pickering Council's cxecuti\e cunnnittee
Nlonday night.
Town
C staff reported
a number of
4VI problems make
it impossible to
L
ontinue with
the collection
system in
place since
1993, under which clippings and yard waste
have been picked up weekly in the spring
and fall and monthly in the summer.
During the summer the month-long inter-
val between pick-ups has often resulted in
smelly, decomposed grass being collected.
which results in dripping and stains on the
residential roads where it's picked up and
complaints about the smell from neighbors
near the Whitby recycling facility it's usual-
ly taken to. The complaints led the Region
See LAWN ... Page 3
crowded school runs.
Town Council's executive committee voted
Monda% to spend 557.+Nx1 this year and next on
leash_' two buses to handle an ovcrtlow ul stu-
dcnts on the high rooks served b% Pick-
cnn_• I ran,n
-The ++.i. ', \+dcd into
buses now creates a "serious safety hazard".
said Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis, who
reporicd the teens are packed in "like sardines
In a can
Ward I Rc;,tonal Councillor Maurice Bren-
See PICKERING... Page 2
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Our home and new-found land
Vernon and Hilarian Reid were among
50 area residents sworn in as new
Canadians at combined Citizenship
Court and Remembrance Day cere-
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Catholic High School in Ajax last Friday.
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Pickering on road to easing bus overcrowding
FROM PAGE 1 boards decide the service is inade- will be used to cover the leasing ry committee agreed the current Province was not a good time to be
ner noted students were running quate and turn to alternative busing and associated insurance and other period of subsidy cutbacks from the expanding services•
across the road in front of traffic in
order to get in line and avoid being
left behind for the single bus run
which serves Pickering high
schools each morning and after-
noon.
If Pickering
Council approves
the expenditure next
Monday, the Town
will lease two 40 -
foot buses to travel
two of the high-vol-
ume school routes
instead of the 30 -
foot vehicles cur-
rently in use. The
S57,900 would
cover the cost of the
two buses from now
through April of
1996, and from
solutions. costs. The leasing expen-
A budget provision originally diture has been approved
designated for either developing a by the Town's citizens'
transit link to Scarborough or advisory committee on
improving_ existing transit service transit issues. The adviso-
is
October to Decem-
REG. 8.59
ber in 1996 — a
Dewberry &
total of nine months.
Marshmallow
Town manager
Hand & Body
Tim Sheffield said
Lotion
the buses would
• Shampoo
only be leased for
Bubble
those periods
Bath
because ov e=%ku-
ing is only a prob-
lem in winter.
We've had some
complaints from the
school boards say-
ing kids were being
left behind and not
getting to school on
time." acting transit
supervisor Garr%
Coe said in a later
interview.
Mr. Coe noted
Pickering Transit
originally requested
six buses to handle
the student overflow
on the busy routes.
If only two are
approved they will
be used on the two
most overloaded
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Lawn clippings
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FROM PAGE 1
picked
Pickering
to move its compost operation s away from Whitby to another
transfer station in Oshawa last August. "Inose operations are
expected to return to Whitby when grass clippings are no
loneer collected.
Councillors were presented two alternatives for dealing
with the grass problem. One was to increase summer collec-
tions to every week, which would have resulted in a S 155,000
increase in pick-up casts. The other was to end the collection
of grass clippings and implement bi-
weekly collections of other yard waste
during the summer. Drat would result in
a $15,000 increase in pick-up costs, but
a $56.000 decrease in disposal costs
since grass clippings have made up
about 50 per cent of the total yard waste
collected in the past-
Under
astUnder the second option approved by
the executive committee. residents will
be asked to "grasscycle" by leaving
their grass clippings on their lawns after
cutting. According to the staff repos,
the clippings start to break down imme-
diately and provide new grass with
valuable mina# nutrients and protection
during dry periods. The drawback is the
lawn usually requires more frequent cut-
ting to keep it at a reasonable length.
The executive committee rejected a
staff recommendation to establish a
drop-off location at the Brock West
landfill where residents who don't want
to or can't grassc-ycle would be able to
dispose of their grass clippings. Metro
Toronw6 which owns Brock West, has
agreed io loosen fits 19992 ban on com-
postabie yard waste io allow the dispos-
al of grass clippings at the site.
But councillors noted such a solution
would not be compatible with the
Town's efforts tt) close Brock West and
reduce the amount of waste going to
laodfin
They voted instead to ask Town staff
to prepare a report on local opwns for
disposal of yard waste, including the
possibility of giving lit to area farmers as
compost for use on agricultural land.
Councillors also voted to have the
Town carry out an advertising campaign
to educate Pickering residents about the
benefits of grasscycling.
Council will make its f rW decision
on the matter at its meeting this coming
Monday.
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Santa Claus
has come
town
Santa and his young helper were
undaunted by the chilly weather and
had greetings and waves for everyone
as they rode into Pickering Sunday
afternoon in the annual Santa Claus
parade. The 28th parade organized by
the Pickering Kinsmen included about
55 floats and seven marching bands.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1995 -PAGE 3 p
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Be wary of corporate agenda
..
in schools, educator warns
❑ `There are all sorts of wolves education...(and) to maintain democratic control
of education.
at the door,' claims OFL "Then an all sorts of wolves at the door," he
By LINDA %VHITE warned.
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DURHAM — Public education has
become a "convenient scapegoat" in
the wake of tough economic times and
the finger of blame should be pointed
at large corporations with something to
gain.
That's the message Ontario Federa-
tion of Labour education director Jim
Turk passed on to local educators
when he discussed Education at Risk
last Thursday at Eastdale Collegiate
and Vocational Institute in Oshawa.
"Public education is generally under
attack" warned Mr. Turk, maintaining
Canada's drop-out rate is often exag-
gerated, as is its number of illiterate.
He believes corporations have much
to gain by "maligning" public educa-
tion. By "commercializing" scho ols.
they can "build young consumers," he
noted.
Mr. Turk pointed to a fact focal giant
offering a nutrition curriculum to
sdtox�ls. which fails to name hamtwc-
en and french fries as foods high in
fat. By slx,n,4wing such programs, cor-
porations hope schools will support
both their message and their prcxlu ts,
he he'lieves-
He's equally critical of cogxxatiorts
which donate computers to schools.
%%'hila those companies are seen as
helpful, they hope to sell more co m-
pute r%, 'qtr. Turk suggested.
"How• often do we see the public's
measure of a goad school as the num-
ber of computers it has'" he asked.
suggesting schools focus on Scrabble.
chess. and other ulexauonal games.
Mr. Turk also criticized school
boards for opening up such senices as
busing to the private sector. lie claims
services tradjumially offered by school
boards "are being looked at with great
grLLd-,.
Mr. Turk maintains corporations
have a desire to rLdesign education to
prepare students for work when public
education has traditionally seen its pur-
pose as "education for life, not more
narrowly as education for work
Finally, Mr. Turk believes there's a
desire to reorganize schooL% along an
industrial model. He pointed to Minis-
ter of Education and Training John
Snobelen, who has referred to students
and parents as "clients" and "cus-
tomers".
"That kind of language ... is being
encouraged and used with alarming
frequency," noted Mr. Turk. He
believes swdents "are subject to quali-
ty control" through standardized test-
ing and outcomes -based education
(which set standards and measure a
student's performance against those
standards).
He fears proposed amalgamation of
school boards will "concentrate pow-
ers in central bodies like the ministry',
while he compared parent councils to
"site-based managemeru".
Mr. Turk reminded educators that
"good education is a right in our sod-
ety, not a privilege" and that it should
"equip people to talk back to the
He is encouraging school boards to
adopt guidelines on what material
should be allowed in schools, checking
its bias and accuracy.
He also advised educators to "stand
up and speak out on what makes good
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Opin_
Flirting with
di* saster?
The idea of a 'super city' from Clarington to
Burlington is spawning wildly differing views in this
part of the Greater Toronto Area.
Pickering Council is taking a low-key wait-and-see
approach to the report, expected to be released sometime
in January containing recommendations of the Greater
Toronto Area Task Force. There's speculation it will call
for the elimination of regional governments, including
Durham, with a GTA government taking its place. And,
it's believed the report will recommend property tax
reassessment throughout the GTA, which would likely
see Durham residents pay more in property taxes while
'.Metro residents pay less.
However, Ajax Mayor Jim Witty has come out
swinging against am notion of a 'super city' calling the
idea "a nightmare" and noting "bigger isn't necessarily
better".
We agree.
Governments have to be constantly vigilant to ensure
taxpayers' dollars are being spent in the most effective
and cost-efficient manner. It is understandable politi-
cians and bureaucrats would want to look at new ways
to make government work cheaper and smarter. But, is
creating a 'super city' the way to go`'
As %favor Witty points out, the further government is
removed from the people, the less responsive it will
become. And, it's also clear that individual municipali-
ties which are a part of the GTA have their own unique
qualities, interests and problems. When the Province
considers the task force recommendations, it had better
step lightly when deciding on what is going to amount to
radical change in the way governments work.
It could be a recipe for disaster.
InfoSource Poll:
IAM week we asked:
Do you think Canada can find
• a way to stay together in the
wake of the close Quebec refer.
Qendum vote earlier this month?
ANSWER:
Yes
52%a
Would you favor the
formation of a GTA supercity
from Clarington to
Burlington?
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NO: Punch 8027
Who do you think will win the Grey Cup game between the
e asked • Baltimore Stallions and the Calgary Stampeders on
Sundae? -- asked at Ajax Plaza
BETTY ZINCONE
"Calgary has to win.
We don't want the
Grey Cup to go to the
U.S.A."
HERB COLLINS
"I've got to go with
Calgary and Doug
IFlutie."
JOHN CROFT
"Calgary easily. One
reason is Doug Flutie;
he's the man."
ANTOIN= SUEUVAIN
"Calgary; they've been
consistent all year.
Plus, I'm a supporter of
the team."
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♦ QUEBEC REFERENDUM AFTERMATH
We all must find new ways to keep Canada together
To the editor:
is not the end. I'd like to know if
now. There must be changes made
referendum we can be assured
If our country is divided who can
Phew! The results are in and
changes are going to be made, or
because in two to three years
that the separatists will be victori-
guarantee that Canada won't fail?
Canada squeaked by with a "Non"
are we going to sit back and wait
time, I don't want to lose the
ous. No amount of rallies and/or
Let's do more than just kiss and
victory. We can all sigh in relief
until next time?
country I know now, a country
pleas by the people will sway the
make up. We need to think on the
now that our dollar is going up, or
With things as close as they
with 10 provinces and two territo-
undecided to a "no" vote. They
lines of a long-term solution; a
can we? History tells me that this
were, I think action must be taken
ries. If we are faced with another
will have already made the deci-
compromise must be made.
Pickerina's court action `irresponsible'
To the editor:
The decision by Pickering to take Metro to
court over the Brock West landfill site was irre-
sponsible. The site has been used for decades,
why get excited about it now?
The site is slated to be closed anyway. There is
nothing to be gained. Heads should roll for this
but the rolling sound will be that of taxpayers'
money being funnelled into the pockets of
lawyers and consultants.
The $2 million cost divided by 50,000 people
equals a sizable tax hike. There is no guarantee
when it will end. While the war of words goes on
in the courts, the site will continue to be used
until it is full. There is no light at the end of the
tunnel, only Metro coming at us with a bigger
engine.
Something strange happens to those who hold
public office. Sensible men lose sight of reality.
The reality is shrinking budgets. If this expensive
exercise in futility should be decided in our favor,
we may say, as the general once said — one more
victory like that, and we're done for.
H.M. Gawman,
Pickering
sion to vote "yes."
Regardless of the economic
risk of separation, Quebecers will
be willing to leave. Putting their
hearts above their heads, we will
be the ones forced to say good-
bye, forever. Forever is a long
time Canada; is this what we
want? Personally, I can't imagine
our country %ithout Quebec.
Canada needs Quebec like a fami-
ly needs a child; without it we
would be incomplete.
We would be without the sup-
port to speak on behalf of our
multi -cultural society we lay
claim to and rightfully represent.
Quebec needs to be heard and
understood. They mustn't feel that
the rest of Canada doesn't care.
Do you think we can salvage
the time in our ever -so -busy
schedules to discuss ways to solve
this problem? After all, it's only
our country's future that we're
talking about.
I'm sure there must be a 15 -
minute time slot between getting a
hair cut and deciding what veg-
etable to eat with dinner. How
about it? Let's play it safe and
quit the games.
Gina Dionne,
Ajax
11
Trustee wants accessible schools
DURHAM — Concerned
that not enough public
schools here are open to
handicapped students, a
trustee wants colleagues to
set aside money in next
year's budget to increase
accessibility.
"Many schools aren't
accessible," Durham Board
of Education trustee Kath-
leen Hopper rioted at Mon-
day's regular meeting.
The Oshawa trustee and
chairman of the Special
Education Advisory Com-
mittee reported schools built
more than 20 years ago
aren't accessible to physical-
ly -challenged students
unless they've been renovat-
ed.
"It is especially important
to students in the north who
must travel many miles to
attend an accessible school,"
she said of the need to make
buildings accessible.
The board approved a
motion introduced by Mrs.
Hopper to include in the
budget a fund to increase
accessibility for students
with special needs.
(The first draft budget is
expected to be released by
February.)
Board superintendent of
business Brian Cain said
making schools accessible to
physically -challenged stu-
dents "has been an issue in
every year's budget".
He pointed to numerous
elementary schools through-
out the region and R.S.
McLaughlin Collegiate
Vocational Institute in
Oshawa which were made
accessible in recent years.
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Hydro employee honored
for alcohol and drug work
D Pickering -based employee
to be awarded for efforts as
part of Drug Awareness Week
PICKERING — An employee of the Pick-
ering Nuclear Generating Station has been
recognized for his work in the field of alco-
hol and drug dependencies.
Kevin Harris is the 1995 recipient of the
Addiction Research Foundation's Communi-
ty Achievement Award.
He'll receive his award Sunday morning
at opening ceremonies for Drug Awareness
Week to be held at the Caribbean Cultural
Centre in Oshawa.
Drug_ Awareness Week runs Nov. 19 to
25. The award honors selected Ontarians
who have made a sionificant mark in the
addictions field through community service.
public education, policy initiatives or public
influence.
Mr. Harris is a human resources consul-
tant for Ontario Hydro's Pickering nuclear
division and has been chairman of its
employee assistance program for the last
seven years.
He has collaborated with Addiction
Research Foundation staff on a wide range
of initiatives and has generated enthusiasm
for Drug Awareness Week at Hydro and
region -wide.
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High school hosts craft show on Saturday
AJAX — You're invited to get a 4 p.m. at the school at 105 Bayly SL
head start on your Christmas shopping Admission is $ l . Babysitting is
at a craft show being held at Ajax High offered at no charge and there will be a
School Saturday. barbecue lunch. For more information,
"The show will be held from 9 a.m. to call the school at 683-1610.
Dr. Joe Horvat & Dr. Adela Chung
OPTOMETRISTS
Pickering Town Centre
1355 Kingston Road
Pickering Town Centre
L1V 1B8
Wish to announce the opening of their optometric practice
EYE EXAMINATIONS AVAR ABLE
Monday through Saturday: (905) 420■ 2064
Morning, Afternoon Rc Evening
NF.W Y.4TIF. Vn ARF. MOST WELCOME
�N OF A,c NOTICE OF A PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING
`O Cr CONCERNING A REVIEW OF THE
;V9 DEVELOPMENT CHARGE POLICIES OF
y Z THE TOWN OF PICKERING
~ 0 INCLUDING PICKERING HYDRO -ELECTRIC COMMISSION
DECEMBER 11, 1995, at 7:00 P.M.
TOWN OF PICKERING COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CIVIC CENTRE
V-30li-t ONE THE ESPLANADE, PICKERING, ONTARIO
BACKGROUND
Town Council passed BN -law No. 38-54/91 on October 7, 1991,
which enacted deNelopmenl charges and policies pursuant to
Section 4 of the Derelupment Charges Act. This by-law as
amended on November 1, 1993 be BN -law No. 4338/93 expires on
October 8. 1996 and, accordingIN. the Town is initiating the
process required to replace it.
Section 6 of the Act requires Council to conduct a review of the
de%elopment charge policies of the Town, before passing a new
development charge b -*-law. In conducting this review. Council is
required to ensure that adequate information is made available to
the public and to hold at least one public meeting for this purpose.
NiEETINC PI'Rl)()SE
This meeting is being held in order to inform the public as to the
Town's current development charge policies, which will also
include a re%iew of the Pickering Hydro -Electric Commission's
component of the Town's development charge policies, to obtain
public input relative to preparing new policies, and to review the
proposed process for the adoption of a new by-law in 1996.
Members of the public will be given an opportunity at the meeting
to make representations regarding the Town's Development
Charge policies.
AVAILABLE INFORNIATION
To ensure that adequate information is made available to the
public, a document entitled "Background Document Pertaining to
a Review of the Town of Pickering's Development Charge
Policies" has been prepared. Copies will be available upon
request, as of November 15, 1995, from the Clerk, Town of
Pickering, One the Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario MV W,
Telephone (905) 420-4611. As well, copies will be made available
at the public meeting.
SUBMISSIONS
Comments expressed at the December 11, 1995 public meeting or
received in writing by the Town Clerk at the address indicated
above, within thirty (30) days of the public meeting, will be
considered in the review of the development charge policies of the
Town and subsequent preparation of the Town's development
charge proposal.
COMMENTS OR REQUESTS
Any comments or requests for further information regarding the
review of the Town's development charge policies may be directed
to the Town Clerk at the address noted above.
Bruce Taylor, A.M.C.T., C.M.M.
Town Clerk
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Safe
ideas
pay off
Nathaniel Allard (seated at cen-
tre) first and second -place win-
ner of the Block Parents Hal-
loween safety poster contest,
was at Swiss Chalet recently to
collect one of his prizes -- din-
ner for four at the restaurant. He
also won tickets for two to see
the musical Tommy. On hand to
help him celebrate were (from
front left, clockwise) Ajax Block
Parent Natalie MacDonald,
Henry Zaczek of Block Parents,
Swiss Chalet owner Iqbal Nanji
and Matthew Allard.
photo by A.J. Groen
Hospital
patients
want light
reading
AJAX-PICKERING — Patients at
Ajax -Pickering General aren't into
heavy reading; they're looking for
some lighter material.
Hospital library chairman Tina
Thompson asks that people stop
donating hardcover books because
some patients have difficulty with
the weight of the books.
However, paperback books and
magazines are gratefully accepted,
she adds.
Call Ajax -Pickering General Hos-
pital at 905-683-2320 for more infor-
mation.
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Yule want your best
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DURI1AM — if you're a poet and c/o Owen Neill, director of poetry
you know it, a poetry contest needs and songwriting, 235 Queen tit.,
your best. Apt. 1, Port Perry, 1,91, 1139. Dead -
The Writers' Circle of Durham line is Dec. 1.
Region is holding its first Christ- For more information. call 905-
mas/Winter Poetry Festival. 686-2085.
First prize is 5100, second S50
and third S25. In addition, five hon-
orable mention certificates will be
awarded.
The three winning poems will be
published in the The Writers' Circle
newsletter.
Poems must
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appropriate
to the c-
Christmas
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with a
maximum of _
30 lines.
Entry fee is
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with cheque
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of Durham Region.
All entrants must encloses a title
page which includes the poem's fiat
line. in addition
to the poet's
name. address
and phone num-
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A free critique
will be available
upon request if a
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November 21 at 7:30 p.m.
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Nov. 17, 1995
Scots performer brings
Celtic spirit to Durham
DURHAM — Dougie MacLean, one
of Scotland's most revered sons, will
once again grace the Vital Spark Folk
Club stage.
MacLean is the guest of the club
when he comes to Whitby's Heifer and
the Half -Pint (100 Mary St. W.), Thurs-
day, Nov. 16 at 8 p.m.
One of Scotland's most charismatic
and enthralling entertainers, MacLean's
music will put the audience in touch
Spelling bee
helpers sought
DURHAM — Volunteers are need-
ed to buzz their way over to a spelling
bee.
The Spelling Bee of Canada is look-
ing for area co-ordinators, area repre-
sentatives, coaches, event co-ordina-
tors, organizers. fund-raisers, resource
people and judges to help at its 7th
annual spelling bee.
The contest is aimed at children aged
seven to 15 years who vie for scholar-
ships, trophies and prizes. Plans are
now in the works for the next competi-
tion. Dates have not yet been
announced. Volunteers are needed in
Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa.
If you're interested in helping out, call
Lola at 905-420-8908, Marcia at 416-
292-9766 or Beverly at 416-747-1886.
with their souls in a non-smoking, inti-
mate environment.
At the forefront of the Celtic music
revival since the early 1970s, MacLean
was a member of such respected bands
as the Tannahill Weavers and Silly Wiz-
ard. Since 1983 he has performed as a
solo artist and established his own
record label. Touring across the globe,
MacLean has a dedicated following in
many countries including the United
States, Canada, Australia, Denmark, and
Italy, leaving his, "songs lodged in your
brain cells and nudging at your heart."
(Folk Roots Magazine).
Tickets for the Dougie MacLean
show are $12 for Vital Spark memtx-rs
and S15 for non-members. For tickets or
more information call (905) 430-2529.
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
OPEN HOUSE
FOR THE
BARBARA BLACK CENTRE
FOR
YOUTH RESOURCES
Monday November 27, 1995
5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
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R.S.V.P. (905) 839-6131
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CORRECTION
In this week's Kmart flyer the following errors have
occurred:
On page 9 the Decorative Glass Christmas Tree Balls are
not available. Also, the copy for the Robertson Canes and
Jams'should have stated Not available in all stores'.
On flap C the Sega 'Satum' game system does not include
a rebate offer as stated in the copy. The price is $409.99.
On lap D the Castlevania' game for 'Super NESis una-
vailable for this sate.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Kmart Canada Limited
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Gres. Nov. 13-lM5)
On page 19. the dotsrred offer reads:
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furniture. However, in the small print it incorrectly
read Dont pay 'UI May t 994
For our 40 page Sears Bnght Ideas !lyer (sale dates
Nov 1126195)
On papa 35. the illustrations for the Toshiba 2tr and
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Aja -Pickering athletes
excel at U.S. schools
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AJAX-PICKERING — Two
became a three -time All- Championships in February.
" a
area athletes are shining in
American. She placed fifth in Dobko swam in two rela
their respective sports at the
the mile run, helped the races at the NCAA champ
U.S. collegiate level.
women's distance relay team onships in Indianapolis la;
' -
Angela Graham, a Pickering
to an eighth -place finish and year, teaming up with Pa(
resident who's a graduate of
was sixth in the 1,500 -metre Domcr of Wisconsin an
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Dunbarton High School, is
run at the NCAA Track and Derck Williams and Sco
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� making fast tracks at Boston
Field Championships -
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College, running both cross-
at the Hoosier Dome i
Pennsylvania, t
country and indoor and out-
in Indiana.
place ninth in th
door track and field with the
While at Dunbarton,
200 -metre medle
Eagles this year.
Graham was a perenni-
relay. Dobk(
11 And, Duane Dobko, of Ajax
al Lake Ontario,
Domer, William
and a former member of the
Durham -York and and Bernie Zeruh
Ajax Aquatic Club, is in the
provincial high school of Germany als
pool for the University of
champion in the 1,500- placed 10th in th
Thumbs up
Minnesota Golden Gophers
metre and 3,000 -metre 400 -metre medle
again this year.
events and ran to relay.
The Ajax -Pickering News tion drew a big thumbs up
from
Graham, a sophomore at BC,
numerous provincial Angela Graham The 12
Advertiser donated $300 to Big News Advertiser snorts reporter
recently competed at the
cross-country titles. member Universit
Brothers of Ajax -Pickering from Al Rivett, left, Big Brother
Glen
NCAA Pre Meet at Iowa State
She also earned a sec- of Minnesota men'
the proceeds of our annual Parsons and Little Brother
University where she finished
and -place finish in the swim team earned
Three -on -Three Street Hockey Richard Schritt.
12th out of 179 women. The
national cross-country top -10 finish z
Challenge !ast month. The dona- photo by Ron Pietroniro
BC women's cross-country
championships and Division I national:
team finished fifth overall at
won the 1.500 metres placing ninth over
Pickering
the meet and is currently
belles ring up four wins ranked 18th in the nation.
the junior national all.
le
level in 1993-94._ Last
year
PICKERING — Thr Pickering Slo- weekend for a league contest. The
belle% This is Graham's first year of
Meanwhile, Dobko
Dobko was a Bi
Sports provincial belle 'A' ringette team will also compete in the St. Catharines running cross-country at BC.
-
was an honorable men -Ten
Conference rul
is off to a fast start with four victories in Ringette Tournament Dec. 2 and 3.
Last year, she was unable to
tion all-American with
ner-up in the 10(
recent league action. Team members are Kim Welb%,
Missy compete for the university as
the U of Minnesota in Duane Dobko metre and 200 -met)
The belles posted a 3-2 victory over Barber, Katie Edmunds, Laurie
Train, she was hampered by a knee
his junior year. This backstroke an
Whitby, bombed Barrie 6-1, doubled Michelle Vivian, Courtney Boyd,
Tina injury during the cross-country
year he's back as a senior placed 13th in the 100 -mete
Ajax 4-2 and crushed Oshawa 6-1. Barnes, Cathy File, Erin Helmer,
Kristy season.
member of the Golden backstroke at nationals.
The provincial 'A' league has been Michea, Christina Rose and Jenny In her freshman year at BC
Gophers men's swim team, Dobko is the current scho(
expanded this year to include a team Kelleher.
last year, Graham did what no
which will compete in 10 record holder in the 100 -men
from Hamilton. The team is coached by Monica Bafier other BC student athlete had
meet.% this season, leading up backstroke with a time c
Pickering travels to Hamilton this and Janice Wells.
ever done before when she
to the Big 10 Conference 48.28 seconds.
SCOREBOARD"
Fax your
Scoreboard items to 683-736.
PICKERING SOCCER CLUB 4(Arsalan Shvazt 1, Johnathan Bryor 2. Josrp
Van Kempen Insurance 46 vs. Mud Hens Tape 8 ASG: Randy Bums 14, Tony Oliver 12, Coin Exeter Oshawa /6 2 13 1 45 100 5
Indoor Saeoor Results - Nov. SNS Dugalie 1); Cashway 3 (Wendy Ansell 1; Kyle
fMTES DIVISION Deebank 1; Cody Purchase 1) vs Picken ng Slo-
Grill 44. 12,
TOP SCORERS
PICKERING PANTHERS SCORING LEADERS
GAME TWO
Thunder 3(Christopher Mitchel 3) vs Eagles 3 Sport 0,
(Stephen Henry 3); Sporting Images I (Michael NNOSOUITO OIVtS10N
Van Kempen: Bob NiddMad 15, Bi Boston 9, Fred Pen JenniePLAYJeIPOS O GO A PT
Ally 7. Penny's Amo vs Mud Hen's Taps a Grit Jarmo 14 B
Gismou 1) vs Slo-Sports 3 (len Gibson 2. Tom Superoentre 2 (Jason Whitehead 2) vs AmboAee
Mud Hen's: Leon A 13,
rgonso Darryl Owen 8, Rick
y Cors ochis 7 I11
Anthony C(W (LW) 14 9 7 1(
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TOP Jahn Gallagher,gher (LW) 14 9 6 1!
Kouklois 1); Blizzard 1(Kent Williamson 1) vs Chrro Clinic 3 (Jose Silva 2; Jennifer Pesos 1);
Kekuys 1 (Dene Popom 1). Pickorag Sb Sports 11 (Ato Yusuf Williams 2, Jahn
Jones 6. Penny's: James Locket 16. Brent Sullivan IC Lloyd Chris Ryan (RW) 14 1 10 11
GAME THIO Exeter 10, Ivor Waker 10. Richard Spooner (D) 14
SOWRT DIVISION Trujillo Z Nadir Sheen 5; Christie Pekovsld 2) vs
Rodnb 4 (Julian Doris 2, Michael LaBerion 21, vs P.C.C.0 A. 3 (Shawn McConachis 2; Angeline
2 8 1(
Club Link 61 vs. Ekyda Corp. 47. Mud Hen's: Conrad Davis 2S, Clem Fordo 15, Chris Jason Wilson (RW) 14 2 7 9
TOP SCORERS Tavares 11.
Pickering SkrSports 3 (Bradley Downton 1; Devon Pacione 1); Rowdies 1 (Natasha Kajgsnic 1) vs
Bernadino 2); Sam's Bakery 4 (Jamie Gertrd 1; $triers 4 (Christopher Wilson 4).
Kyle Martin (C) 14 2 S 7
Club Linic: Roger Young 1S, Don Leahy 13, Bruce GAME THREE Chris Huta (D) 14 1 4 6
Brlerd 12. Vern d Rod's Place 77 vis Insurance Pordolio 7& Jeff Ban (C) 6
Patrick Cullen 1; Amanda -LN Cassidy 1; Kevin PICKERING OLDTBERS HOCKEY LEAGUE
Bishop 1) vs Sporting Images 0; Vaiisee Wide LEAGUE STAlr10 MM (As of OCL 20)
1 3 4
Elcyda: Crap Reynolds 10, Miuke Cruley 9, Bill TOP SCORERS Stephan K, chin (D) 9 0 4 4
Mayer & VwwAod's: Dona Daley 30. Bseddord 20, John Cafile 12 0
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For4 (Alexander Trujillo 3; Kyle Fwdridcs 1) vs TEAM OP W L T GF GA PTB
Nona Computing Saltier" 0. Knights 8 7 0 1 49 16 15
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GAME THREE Brian FergusonDSD" 4 4
Horne (
Gage trys Eatery 45 vs. Roman 41. hsurrnce Port folio: Vinton Reece 16, Slew HI 15, Jeremy Murphy (C) 13 2 1 3
PILO IM in . MN1 Bay Duties 8 S 2 1 41 Z7 11
lay -a Done I (Melissa Kosteeki 1) w Binns 3 Bay Sports 8 4 3 1 36 31 9
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TOP SCORERS Owen 011gr 13. Stu y
Gallantry's: Randy Filinkm si 13, ToRecess 11, METRO JUNOf1'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE Met FNmh ( 14 1 1 2
BnAMexs BM 1; Jason llsrder 1; Verssss l Flyers 8 3 3 2 37 34 8
U Katon Gm* 3 (Andrew Lowiss 2; Gob" Sita Bledthawks, 8 2 3 3 27 28 7
Roubin Dol rnoe 11. EAST DIVISION STAN7INIGS (As of Nov. 12) Jason Reed (RW) 10 0 2 2
Rema. Kevin Waiter 16, Glem Stolt I& TEAM GP W L T OF GA PTB
1) vs Jahnaon 0. Renew 8 2 4 2 30 38 6
NONF4&46TERS DNRION - GAME ONE Wexford
Joe SorrNirw (G) 13 0 2 2
18 17 1 0 95 40 34 Michosi Pinitney (D) U 0 2 2
ATOM Dr4NM= Sold Wood 8 1 3 4 19 30 6
Thunder 1(Jennifr Coope 1) vs Lions Club 1 Riagas S 0 6 2 17 48 2
EIERod HoWinps 70 vs. ASG Calsus S8. Thornhill
TOPSCOBERS Marliharn
17 13 4 0 E 48 a6 Evret Monis (I -W) 3 1 0 1
16 7 8 1 72 73 a
(Andres Din wW 1); Ousily Tare -up 2 (Michael PICKERING WWS BASKETBALL LEAGUE
EN -Rod: Elnrn Mclean 20, Reynolds We** 13, Wallington
15 Brom Wrndoarn (LW) 11 0 1 1
IS 6 8 1 68 67 13 Eric Aboyal (C) 13 0 1 1
Kosteskl 1; Diens Mills 1) vs Premier Trophy MASTERS DrA$M Mov. 6) -GAZE ONE
Peer Williams 9. Anthony Watson 9. Pkimm
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Oshawa • Whitbv • Clarington
This W
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Don't miss this opportunity to display your
business in the highest traffic area in
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Wednesday, January 10th
Thursday, January 11 th
Friday, January 12th
Saturday, January 13th
at the Oshawa Centre
Price includes display booth and advertisement
in a special section Sunday, January 7th, 1996
MESSIER-DOWTY,
A lli_h technctloin, company involved in the design. dc�cioprncnt ani
manufacture of aircraft landing _cars requires the tullowing
E CcijE �IL
You must he a Journeyman Mal hinst and posses a minimum 5 %cars of
experience. An ability to .et and operate C'tiC' machines in a high quality
cellular em ironrnent and a tainiliarity with ma�hinin_ techniques cur high
strength aerospace materials is required. The ahilitN, to interpret
inanutacturinz drawinr_s and instructions will ensure your succcNs in this
position. There arc immediate openings in C1(' Till./Fortmz.
These positions require shijt iturk and r jfer
and e.wellent rnntperitirr compensation pun ka,ti;e.
If you are Willing to accept new challenges in a dynamic
environment, please forward your resume, or apple in person to:
Stacia Boss, Human Resources Manager, Nlessier-Dowty,
574 iNlonarch Ave., Ajax, ON LIS 268. Fax (9(15)686-291.1.
General
Help
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MESSIER-DOWTY
A High technology company involved in the design, development and
manufacture of aircraft landing gears requires the following
aQa�a�4o�a aa�aac�Q
We require five to eight years planning experience operating in an integrated
MRPII environment, preferably within Aerospace. Must have a good
understanding of engineering drawings and superior communication skills in order
to properly manage the scheduling, planning and expediting of aerospace
components to ensure final assembly in compliance with master schedules.
Preferred candidates will have CPIM certification as well as MRPII experience.
Six month temporary/contract position potentially leading to full time.
If you are willing to accept new challenges in a dynamic
environment, please forward your resume, or apply in person to:
Stacia Boss, Human Resources Manager, Messier -Dowty,
sP74 Monarch Ave., Ajax, ON LIS 2GS, Fax (905) 686-2914.
`rs Your Health' a 'hand ^esu •^cnth:y health
publication In Durham is seeking hlghy energetic
and enthusiastic advertising sales representa-
tives who want to work In a fast paced environ-
ment with unlimited earning potential.
REQUIRED:
i full-time freelance salesperson with previ-
ous advertising sales experience
t 'Breaktime' freelance sales representative
with previous sales experience
1 telemarketer to work from home part-time
with previous telemarketing sales experience
TO APPLY:
Please call Monique Lea
c/o Oshawa Whilby Clarington This Week
(905) 579-4464 to set up an interview
or send resume to:
Oshawa Whitby This Week
P.O. Box 481
Oshawa, ON. L1H 7L5
Attn: Monique Lea
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DRIVERS
WANTED
Pickering area Taxi
Company.
requires Drivers
immediately
Full 1 part time
686-0467
WITH CLIETELE
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WANTED FOR
RENTAL OF ROOM
CALL JOE
831-6531
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there shall be no iabmry 'or
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EARN up to 5550 a week'
WE need people to make
leweilery (necklace. orace-
lets. earrings- Jou available
cost to coast 'r cm
your
home. No experience
needed Send a self-ad-
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to Kevencnns Corp, 991
Matheson Blvd E Una 05.
REF 600, Mississauga, On-
tario L4W 2V3
HAIRSTYLIST - be your
own boss Rent a chair and
increase your income. In-
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5261
HELP WANTED! Easy
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Call 1-504-429-9227 Ext
479 H 46
HELP WANTED, local
maid service seeks consci.
entious. reliable, and ex-
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deaning staff Fun time po
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PURCHASING & INVENTORY CONTROL PERSON
D';gressive ri'; AC Vanufacturer:eq_res
_,rp6nanCeT person !o head up all purchasing,
• ..lntcry control Ccsbng, and snipping and
--.-e^nng.
Duties will be:
�;r;•x;r) .' all components
Coordmatir, 'firth wholesalers to establish
irg and nvertory -n consignment.
Coordinating and �ontroiling Inventory levels
Input costing !or cost cortrol
Coordinate snipping and receiving
:: st nave computer excer ence n Excel
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.and Database development
e'erabie candidates from 'he HV AC or
r.- resale'nectanicali electrical .ndustry
'MUST' have a minimum :_� years expe^-
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'.lust be energetic and a self-starter
Submit resume by fax to 905-430-1841
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ontra(t work Ideal for homemaken,
or mature student, This I5 not a :ale.
'ositum 'lou will be a,k:r4 4 juv,tions
.bout our product that ., .:-, :heir humr
U must be very well 4rra1mc'd. Cttmpen-
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lead to cull time employment.
Leave message with:
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Were a sr -,i n a blue
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we can handle at our present size
and are growing rapidly. We need 10 very
dedicated hard working associates
Will train call Victoria 905-728-8181
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HOLIDAYS
ARE HERE
Ts the season
for EXTRA
MONEY. If you
could use ,t. we
coula use your
helo.Full time
only. Call
Mrs.Claus
905-728-8542
MATURE STUDENTS and
homemakers wanted for
part time telemarketing.
Training provided Call net -
ween 9 am and 5 p m
619-6991
LABOURERS 'or snow
snoveung, naro working.
dependable. available 24
hours. :ransportabon a
must Also wanted 4x4 plow
trucks. Apply in person
Monday November 20, bet-
ween t2 - 4 p m only 712
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MASONRY LABORER
One year experience and
own transportation re-
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(905)786-1078
MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron-
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seeks extras for film and TV
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EarnS7-S15.hr Work guar-
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on movie sets every day
Call Susan 416-961.2226
NEW BEAUTY SALON
opening In Ajax Positions
available Management,
stylists tun time an part time
For an interview call Clau-
dia 576.2512
PROFESSIONAL 'e e
Pe,: De w0 -"ed Ir
•emanonal company
S'0 O'hr Pius bonus Ad-
.ancement and :ravel cp-
:ortuniry Evermg work
C m - 9 p m Must oe 'r .
anis Experience pretered
cut 'tet -ecessary Phore
�:hns oerween 10 & 2 3C5
37.3844
WAITRESS WAITERS
ub. expereinoed recluaea
Drop resume !c 368 Bayly
St Ayax
Office
Help
BILINGUAL / CUSTOM-
ER SERVICE CLERK Ex-
cellent French grammar
comdined with sortie COm-
puter skills required by Ul-
tra Modern Durnam Co.
Call Geri Graham
905,831.7359 Granam
Personnel Services Ltd.
IF you are single or a sin-
gle parent or separated or
divorced with three years
work experience, you may
qualify for financial assis-
!ance of it you are over 45
and have recently been
laid 'iff, you may quality 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. Photo-
shop. Quark Express and
Illustrator. Durham Busi-
ness Computer College.
427-3010
REC EPT IONIST/TYPIST/
WP required for Ajax com-
pany Fax resumes to 905-
683-9492
PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 191915
taxes 8 accounting needs.
ui
'
Handyman
•
10 Fne: Blls i;. Retail Business
MANDY
Retail Business
Retail Business
mtenor.exte-
Office
repaim. clea-
Skilled
yard work Dis-.
Hospital)
428-6800
Daycare
' Firewo,
poltuf ties opportunities
683-0707
opportunities
opportunities
l
Helplim
HelpMR
1ledicaVDental
• ,
Wanted
•
BusinessHealth,
Services
0 •
RETAIL BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
RMO Site Management Inc. is now accepting applications for commission -based
retailers to operate branded retail facilities of Shell Canada Products Limited. It is
looking for people with enthusiasm to deliver quality products and service excellence.
Immediate opportunities currently exist in the Ajax/Pickering area for seasoned
professional. Car wash experience would be an asset but not required
Requirements
-Financial investment for non -gasoline Inventory and working capital.
-Business management training or experience. Experience In dealing with retail
customers.
-Staff hiring, training and coaching skills.
-Daily accounting and inventory reporting skills.
•A positive approach to business growth.
The Offer Includes
•A strong, well-established brand that represents quailty products and service
excellence
•A comprehensive training program.
-Operations and marketing support systems.
•A network of proven retail sites.
•A commission agency business format.
if you feel challenged by this type of opportunity please forward resumes to:
File #7247
Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481
Oshawa, Ontario,
L1 H 71-5
RMO SITE MANAGEMENT INC.
VAN CAMP 8 KELLER
Chartered Accountants re-
quire an individual with
public accounting expert.
ence including financial
statement and lax return
preparation Computer
skills an asset Reply to Box
5010 Pori Perry. On L9L
IB7
Sales
Help l Agents
EDUCATION CONSULT-
ANTS REQUIRED to enroll
children lr scholarship pro.
gram PaWfull time
$35.000 plus Training pro-
v,ded All nationalities well
;orae Car required Hent
age Scholarships, Mr
MacDonald 416-298-7377
a^gresswe open minded
MARKETING
PERSON
Phannaceutica
vtrill on heath care
products. Serious
inquiries ordv
I.800•d78151i1
IV
REQUIRES
Tire Installer/
Lube Technician
Successful applicant
will work in a busy flat
rate environment, and
need to possess supe-
rior customer handling
skills Nights and wee
kends are a regular
part of this schedule,
and the person will
need to have their own
tools.
Appfy with resume to
Canadian Tire
Pickering
1300 Kingston Rd.
SELL IT NOW
CALL 683-0707
OR FAX 683-7363
1t1J4;��rc4esi.ag
Fax
News Advertiser &33=0707 683-7363_ s
3 3
REGISTERED
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Required to work In
Geriatric long-term care
nursing homes In
Lindsay. Pelerbourgh or
Newcastle
Full Intl time
Positions available.
$65.DOD•$75,000 a year.
705-324-0404
or lax
705-324-0408
Daycare
• Wanted
BABYSITTER needed in
home to care for two young
children. Monday to Friday
3 00 to 6 00pm sometimes
later In Westney Heights
area Experience and Ref-
erences required Please
Call Before 3 00 pm (905)
683-0869
CAREGIVER wanted in
my home for ' month did,
non-smoker_ shift worker ric
n-rtlnighis Looking lQ,
E C E . grandmotherty-type
big sister wnots of ex.
perience 905-426-8023
ENTHUSIACTIC loving
nanny requ,r9C to, 6 month
old and 2 year old in our
home Live"and Bailey
area Experience and ref-
erences regtxred Call 831.
0163
HOUSEKEEPER i Nanny
required Dec 1st for Pick-
ering area Car is a must
Call 420-4390 or 416-327-
5387
NANNY required to care
for twin 4 year olds, in my
home. 12 -8 p m. Monday -
Friday. live -out Port Union
Rd/Lawson Rd (416)282-
1637
Daycare
• Available
DAYCARE available in
my home ages 3 8 up.
snacks and meals provid
ed. call Nicole anytime
686-2138
ECE Trained mother - will
pn;,.P nourishing lunches
and snacks. playroom.
fenced yard. near park. lov-
ing atmosphere. years of
experience. references
available. Whites road
south area Cail 420-8676
EXPERIENCED Mom of
3 available to babysa full or
pan time. non-smoker.
Pickering Beach/Sayly.
686-4;30
' Firewood
ABSOLUTELY THE
BEST it - FALL SPECIAL
Quality seasoned hard-
wood. cut. split, delivered,
S
lacked for only $70/face
cord Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Country Lane Gar
den 8 Forest Products
905-728-6910
• • • • Painting dr • Moving dr • House a Music, Dancing re • Business
Improvements • ' ' Improverrtertts • t ' Improvements • Decorating Storage • Cleaning • • Instructor Services
'MISTER CHEAP' rt_,me G.C.R TRADITIONAL :.0%
mp'=vw ients re- rotomse covers at your home-im- C"PUC-10% _ _ YEARS
law apartments. additions, piovement needs For da Experience in `horn• .m
fences otil etc Li- penoabitity, aria quality provement construction.
tensed for over 20 years, workmanship call Rod at painting basements, bath -
al work guaranteed for 623-8184 rooms. etc Cheap winter
Free estimate tau Ernie -at•s Free Estimates
905-404-8'70
WDGET NOME
D[rROVEMENTS
Basement Apts
Rec-rooms. plumbing.
Additions electrical
drywall
15 yrs Experience
Free estimates.
call Mano
(905) 619.4663.
cel. (416) 560.4663
C 6 R Maintenance Build-
ing repairs and renovabons
electrical. plumbing. ce-
rarruc blas, carpentry From
small repairs tc major ren-
ovations Fully guaranteed.
tree estimates (905)668-
3300
CARPENTRY, rough fin-
ish, framing, additions.
decks basement, tnmwork.
baseboard, doors. wind-
ows, root repairs, free esti-
mates. Bill Jr. (905)438-
0226
DUCTWORK installed.
moved, relocated. Excellent
rates. Free estimates. Elec-
trostatic air cleaners, hu-
midifiers. Big, Small jobs
Call Paul 428.0295.
EUROPEAN file special-
ist, will renovate your bath-
room, or kitchen walls, as
well as floor ties. Good ref-
erences and satisfaction
guaranteed For free esti-
mates call D. Dykstra 725-
v. 4913
GCB
CONSTRUCTION
Interior and exterior
repairs, renovations
and construction Fast
and clean profession -
a) work guaranteed
Crag, 68&1913
HOME IMPROVEMENT
SPECIALISTS
Kitchens, bathrooms
basements, crown mould-
Ir1g, trim work. blhng, decks,
lenses, quality wtxkman-
stxp, reasonable rates
Ref. Avai. Free Estimates
MOODY CONSTRUCTION
CALL NIk (SM)W-2195
INTERIOR and extenor -
sunrooms. windows. doors.
siding, decks, rec rooms,
kitchens, bathrooms, sky
lights, painting, drywall,
texture spray Dave 655-
5271 or 718-1970
J.S. ARMSTRONG
DEV. INC. Specializing
in custom homes, additions.
renovations, rec rooms and
basement apartments Res-
idential and commercial
Serving Durham Region for
over 15 yrs Free consula-
hon. Call J•N 905-4211-
s706.
SIGON Construction Ltd .
serving Durham Region for
19 yrs Additions, sundecks.
patio doors. windows, rec-
rooms. flagstone, free esti-
mates 905-576.5760
305)434-8348
AAA -LICENSED
PLUMBER available All
your plumbing needs.
Complete renovations
Guaranteed lowest prices!
No job too small!! (905)
432-2913
ALVIN SAMEDAY
PLUMBING licensed
plumber, no job too small
no job too big. free esti-
mates, great prices 725-
2507.
• �iEE
• ,
DRYWALL and painting,
boarding, tap ng, t ext u n n g.
renovations and repairs.
Small jobs 15 years ex-
perience Free estimates.
Serving Durham and out of
town area Ken 434-4500
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Intenor & Erienor
European Workmanship
Fast, clean,
reliable service.
420-0081
• Moving �
• Storage
AJAX Moving Systems - full
senrces. moves. appliance
and piano specialists Flat
rate or hourly We now
have heated storage units
Now offering tree boxes
with move Park and load
special, staring at $99 and
up Call for information,
725-0005 or 427-0005
Cross Movers
Bargain rates, homes,
offices, apt., etc.
Piano moving.
Packing available. _
HARRY -O -THE -
MOVERS - Move big or
small, we price them all!
Free estimates, seniors
discount, short notice
moves. Pianos moved, also
appliances Comparable
rates. Call 432-2850.
MEN with large truck will
do htusehpid moves. resi-
dential, commercial All
types of moves. Call Can or
Jane 427-2856
MICHALSKI MOVING
houses apartments ortices
appliances and piano spe-
oalists Senior and mid-
rtanth discounts Licensed.
insured Free estimates
Excellent service Call 436-
7795
• ' Flooring,
• Carpeting
CARPET Instalatrons - 25
years experierce. le.
stretching, our Speciality
Free estimates D 6 N
Duncan. 987-1799 or 987
low
• House
• Cleaning
Are you having problems
finding time to clean your
home? For professional
cleaning, call Helen's
Home Senroes today 427-
4385 Fully insured and
bonded.
EXPERIENCED cleaning
lady with car, reasonable.
reliable, thorough, refer*
ences. Homes a condos.
Cal 905-294.6538.
USE Cleaning, excellent
rates, just give us a call, we
will make your house shine.
By weekly or every week.
Supplies provided. Call
432-7583. Gift certificates
available.
HOUSECLEANING - ex-
perienced reliable team,
reasonable rates, referenc-
es available. Free estimate.
Have your Christmas
cleaning done now. 905-
420-3891
RELIABLE HOUSE
CLEANER
WAM !c Jo Vauummg,
Dusbng. Kitchens, Bath-
rooms -Moors etc
Reasonable rates.
weekly. Bi -weekly
Monthly occasionatv
CALL 905-619-6957
PIANO
LESSONS
in your home
Classics, Pop,
Exams. Adults
welcome Call
Maurice Willock
6x3.6740
r
Snow • Driving
Removal • • Schools
P.M
Party
• Services
MAGICIAN, down friends,
ready to entertain for any
age, any occasion. Binh -
days, promotions, open-
ings, fluid raisers. Magic
shows are fun! Lettuce
help. 839-7057 or 728-
8334.
RABBITwants work doing
magic for children's games
and all occassions. Have
my own magician Call Er-
nie 668-4932
SANTA! Need a Santa -
Rent a Santa Top quality
suit. Professional entertain-
er. Also Magician, clown,
for partes. openings, Id
raisers. Call Jeff 839-7057.
SCHOOL
•4 lessons and test
$105.
•10 Lessons $150
-Full Course $259
Free pick -up and drop
Off
(a,16) 287-3060
ACCOUNTING SERVIC-
ES Reasonable rates for
small business Free initial
consultation Full -range of
bookkeeping, financial
statements, set-up budget-
ing, financial planning.
Bus /personal taxes John
D Shadoff C G A, Picker.
mg, 905-839-2233
ANSWERING Service,
Live or voice mad box from
$5/mo Includes private
number (416) 287.5295
CATHERINE'S Typing
Service will type anything
you need to have typed at
$200/page Call 905-721-
0359.
JIM'S Janitorial Service is
currently looking for clean-
ing contracts. 1 also offer
great rates on carpel clean-
ing! Please call Jim at 905-
721-0359.
• • Healt
• Beau
BEAUTY BY RACHAE
YOUR HOME English
theticnan Latest Eurol
styles. Chnsbw Dar c
tied Complete Ser
Competitive r
(905)434348
Don't
Forget
Ajax Pickerin
News Advertis
Classified Dep
is open for yo
convenience
every SaL
PROFESSIONAL ac- 9.30 to 3:00•
countant for ail your book- To PL'1ce Youkeeping, personal income
taxes 8 accounting needs.
ui
'
Handyman
•
MANDY
HELPER
snowplow ng,
mtenor.exte-
nor painung,
repaim. clea-
nups, and
yard work Dis-.
count for seniors Call Ben
428-6800
•
Plumbing
683-0707
AAA -LICENSED
PLUMBER available All
your plumbing needs.
Complete renovations
Guaranteed lowest prices!
No job too small!! (905)
432-2913
ALVIN SAMEDAY
PLUMBING licensed
plumber, no job too small
no job too big. free esti-
mates, great prices 725-
2507.
• �iEE
• ,
DRYWALL and painting,
boarding, tap ng, t ext u n n g.
renovations and repairs.
Small jobs 15 years ex-
perience Free estimates.
Serving Durham and out of
town area Ken 434-4500
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Intenor & Erienor
European Workmanship
Fast, clean,
reliable service.
420-0081
• Moving �
• Storage
AJAX Moving Systems - full
senrces. moves. appliance
and piano specialists Flat
rate or hourly We now
have heated storage units
Now offering tree boxes
with move Park and load
special, staring at $99 and
up Call for information,
725-0005 or 427-0005
Cross Movers
Bargain rates, homes,
offices, apt., etc.
Piano moving.
Packing available. _
HARRY -O -THE -
MOVERS - Move big or
small, we price them all!
Free estimates, seniors
discount, short notice
moves. Pianos moved, also
appliances Comparable
rates. Call 432-2850.
MEN with large truck will
do htusehpid moves. resi-
dential, commercial All
types of moves. Call Can or
Jane 427-2856
MICHALSKI MOVING
houses apartments ortices
appliances and piano spe-
oalists Senior and mid-
rtanth discounts Licensed.
insured Free estimates
Excellent service Call 436-
7795
• ' Flooring,
• Carpeting
CARPET Instalatrons - 25
years experierce. le.
stretching, our Speciality
Free estimates D 6 N
Duncan. 987-1799 or 987
low
• House
• Cleaning
Are you having problems
finding time to clean your
home? For professional
cleaning, call Helen's
Home Senroes today 427-
4385 Fully insured and
bonded.
EXPERIENCED cleaning
lady with car, reasonable.
reliable, thorough, refer*
ences. Homes a condos.
Cal 905-294.6538.
USE Cleaning, excellent
rates, just give us a call, we
will make your house shine.
By weekly or every week.
Supplies provided. Call
432-7583. Gift certificates
available.
HOUSECLEANING - ex-
perienced reliable team,
reasonable rates, referenc-
es available. Free estimate.
Have your Christmas
cleaning done now. 905-
420-3891
RELIABLE HOUSE
CLEANER
WAM !c Jo Vauummg,
Dusbng. Kitchens, Bath-
rooms -Moors etc
Reasonable rates.
weekly. Bi -weekly
Monthly occasionatv
CALL 905-619-6957
PIANO
LESSONS
in your home
Classics, Pop,
Exams. Adults
welcome Call
Maurice Willock
6x3.6740
r
Snow • Driving
Removal • • Schools
P.M
Party
• Services
MAGICIAN, down friends,
ready to entertain for any
age, any occasion. Binh -
days, promotions, open-
ings, fluid raisers. Magic
shows are fun! Lettuce
help. 839-7057 or 728-
8334.
RABBITwants work doing
magic for children's games
and all occassions. Have
my own magician Call Er-
nie 668-4932
SANTA! Need a Santa -
Rent a Santa Top quality
suit. Professional entertain-
er. Also Magician, clown,
for partes. openings, Id
raisers. Call Jeff 839-7057.
SCHOOL
•4 lessons and test
$105.
•10 Lessons $150
-Full Course $259
Free pick -up and drop
Off
(a,16) 287-3060
ACCOUNTING SERVIC-
ES Reasonable rates for
small business Free initial
consultation Full -range of
bookkeeping, financial
statements, set-up budget-
ing, financial planning.
Bus /personal taxes John
D Shadoff C G A, Picker.
mg, 905-839-2233
ANSWERING Service,
Live or voice mad box from
$5/mo Includes private
number (416) 287.5295
CATHERINE'S Typing
Service will type anything
you need to have typed at
$200/page Call 905-721-
0359.
JIM'S Janitorial Service is
currently looking for clean-
ing contracts. 1 also offer
great rates on carpel clean-
ing! Please call Jim at 905-
721-0359.
• • Healt
• Beau
BEAUTY BY RACHAE
YOUR HOME English
theticnan Latest Eurol
styles. Chnsbw Dar c
tied Complete Ser
Competitive r
(905)434348
Don't
Forget
Ajax Pickerin
News Advertis
Classified Dep
is open for yo
convenience
every SaL
PROFESSIONAL ac- 9.30 to 3:00•
countant for ail your book- To PL'1ce Youkeeping, personal income
taxes 8 accounting needs.
ClasSlfled Ad
Reasonable rates. Call Al-
ban 905-68"775.
Plow CA
SELL
r1GAJC
IT NOW
CALL
683-0707
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
•
BusinessHealth,
Services
0 •
e • Healtl
Beauty
• Beau'
4TH LEVEL C.G A. book-
A.Brs• AnttleStms Studlos Ltd.
keeping/accounting func-
tions up -to f/s, government
376
376 Kingston Rd., Unit 17, Pickering
remittances, WCB. budgets,
y aromatherapymassae 1/2 hr $39.91
cash flow, etc. Manual or
(den 7 ays/week
Computerized. Call 905.
No appointment necessary
686.7318.
905-509.6877
m
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1995 -PAGE 19
Office Arts dr Arts dt Arts & Articles
Office Office • I Crafts • I Crafts • I Crafts Wanted
110 Help on, Help I Help I IA
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Fogg VIP
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Bilingual
AdministratorPayroll
(aearnet is a rapidly growing Canadian controlled,
wireless communications company and one of the
remiere operator., of wireless communication
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Sunday, ,November 19, 1995
Ajax Community Center
75 Centennial Road,
Ajax., Ontario
.� -Tel.: 905-427-8811
';j�, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m
Adults: 52.50
"Children under 12 years FREE"
17 �4Sli4K 676 (.iC.1�Cl C.A��C6 14�C%� �C
�le.catul to %G� rlyax &
�cu(eau«g �akt�fritaC
seleeteclfnrytrt organizational and verbal and written
g' DURHAM LARGEST INDOOR GARAGE SALE.
irllenj(,it ru'fllbe communication skills are essential, as is a CRAFT AND FLEA MARKET
working knowledge of Catbird. Excel and Windows Two levels, 15.000 sq " of 'aria ns `iew and used
contacted merchandise up to 9f. on Every Sat and Sun 8 3C - 5
Please send your resume, in confidence. to 1910 Dundas St 2 East of T!ur-xson ;n Whtty
No /)b one ad& or Vendors book now $10 - S22 50
Human Resources. Cleamet Inc., 1305 Pickering 6665100
a,071(7� plectse�. Parkway. Suite 300. Pickering, Ontario LIN 3P'
Fax: (901) 83'-313; ArticlesEEO Articles
For Sale For Sale
� networks in fanada. we currently have an excellent
w opportunity for a Bilingual Payroll Administrator
You will input the bi-weekly payroll for up ro 3�0
employees, set up and remit deductions for KKSPs
l6'e u'i.�b In 1/xt7tk old Canada Sayings Bonds, enrol enlployL'rs in the
company benefit plan. and ensure that benefit
all n/t/�llutul.�' fit. I,avmenLs are made to the insurance cunlpan}. You
lheirirllerea'1. will also forward all pertinent information to
accounting, produce month-end reports and handle
JJnu•a•E7, We mut'l all payroll related employee issues. Fluently
udt'z�•elhulnrtly bilingual in French and English, you have a
' minimum of two years' payroll experience.
dxJse curtclic4tley enhanced by a strong working knowledge of
computerized payroll systems. Well
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E
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new condition, asking 5425
Flea
MISSING since Oct 29
Articles
f"�- Yl Rd, south of
Articles
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,oards TREMENDOUS
neutered black wah write
--AVINGS ON NOW' Telep
male Wt Knowr ,o enter
� ano Works. 433-1491
horses. :ars garages un-
PINEentertainment cabs-
invited Very friendly. much
?, 52'X60'. 22-1eec $500
loved pet REWARD 837-
r9.3952
7769
PLEASURE 'or a Idetime
Sat., Nov. 18, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m-
dal- •, Take beautiful
developed
C
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'4 \k ( /,
E A R N
E
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new condition, asking 5425
Flea
MISSING since Oct 29
Articles
f"�- Yl Rd, south of
Articles
VI '
KITCHEN
�ur•e• 7 -..nn turopear
tyie Almorocak L shape
WANTED CAMERAS -
old china and glass. jewel-
lery, microscopes. tele-
scopes, binoculars and re-
lated items. Clocks. watch-
es. furniture, anything old
432-1678
WANTED to buy - older
furniture. glass, china, col-
lectibles.memorabilia.
watches, etc Single pieces
w estates Call (905) 723-
7934
WILL PAY CASH FOR
artque furr,ture 'amps.
cocks watches. sterling
Iver appliances. stereos
..words guns. lawnmow
?•s snowblowers. cars.
✓)ol tables. ;905; 686-
9 051 509-6840
• Lost &
• 1 Found
Articles " neorero. male. 120 lbs
For Sale mea,ing choker. ost in the
'Nesiney Taun•on area.
PIANOS/GRANDFA-
May answer to Toby 686 -
THEIR ;,xks - Dumam's
8191
argent selecr.;r New and
new condition, asking 5425
.sed pianos Not surer
MISSING since Oct 29
went to own, apt size.
f"�- Yl Rd, south of
. pnghl. grand. dgrtal. key.
401. HAROLD. 3 yr old
,oards TREMENDOUS
neutered black wah write
--AVINGS ON NOW' Telep
male Wt Knowr ,o enter
� ano Works. 433-1491
horses. :ars garages un-
PINEentertainment cabs-
invited Very friendly. much
?, 52'X60'. 22-1eec $500
loved pet REWARD 837-
r9.3952
7769
PLEASURE 'or a Idetime
Sat., Nov. 18, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m-
dal- •, Take beautiful
a ' Pewsupplies
-^uvC Piano 'or sale'
Boarding
Nails. Prince 8 Wilks of
CT
�RAr SHOW
'..onto $500 Call 905-
bershrp camp from coast to
coast U S Canada S4 00
427-2256
PIT BULL Australian
R.C.A. tai SATELLITE S"Phe• Female 6
CISH. -ecery dr h --T.;re mortths old house trained.
c •0 75 channels avail- all shots, dewon-,ed $130
tae 7Cd Ines resolution 6 905) 373-0715
D Sound 5850 all 725 -
Ipper 9ft 8incnes ny 8n
1
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For Sale
pg
POODLE PUPPIES- ador
owers 8n 2inches by 5n
new condition, asking 5425
' Parr of KYB Gas struts•
SHEDMAN ;uai Y barn
ac' Tina ore egistered
inches $900 Call 905-
ries 1981-83 Datsun 200SX
-- •
-all Abe at 683-5117 or
shots Also 2 year old nab
t3 0027
own by phone from only
Ajax High School
:. --at or site.
(8 SPECIAL $599 GST
,S 3 -on*?, ad male To
LAP •rip and printer. Pack
iro g„ll 486 Dx50. extend
URESSER s N taoie
rr
Uuded Omer sizes and
splay available Call 905-
L'Iwnet homes 613-
47-3.1092
-, warranty software with
Sat., Nov. 18, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m-
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�C,a'
)9-49E'
NO THEY RE NOT ?,r
SM porable bubble Jet
ca, Pyte dining set
$1765. upen washstand
CT
�RAr SHOW
AtATERSOFTENER Aq-
bershrp camp from coast to
coast U S Canada S4 00
Market
r.r.411ENGAGEMENT
For Sale
For Sale
very little. excellent - like
,nnter 51800. best offer
new condition, asking 5425
' Parr of KYB Gas struts•
for the set, older apartment
,' automa . -^plate
$a .a.s w r -naso
A purebred puppies.
DS°,�
ries 1981-83 Datsun 200SX
condition, $175 Call 579-
-all Abe at 683-5117 or
wetlrxng se. _, carrot.
105-665-1961
own by phone from only
Ajax High School
ARTICLES for sale in -
ystem. S75J GE Range
e
�dc nee availazble t
URESSER s N taoie
ANTIQUES r : - ., ..�
CARPETS �•. air;,.•
near snape. Plus 12 briei-
55200.
LIFETIME zampmg mem
Sat., Nov. 18, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m-
�•-�
�C,a'
rvacadio $15C (905- 655-
only. 7 weeks ,id S4C0
S';r Gc"rr & E tables
S12S oars.$25 Freezer
ca, Pyte dining set
$1765. upen washstand
1D06. "ylor new stain re-
lease ca .pets on nand. I laid
ants. appraised
asking S2200 o b o 432-
8919
bershrp camp from coast to
coast U S Canada S4 00
Nylon thick, pkrsh, stain re-
1 05 13a I St. E. A'ax11yy22
y y j
wall unit 5325, wall unit
,774
SNOWBOARD for sale.
each 725-8;08
550 Patio set $75 Call
St65. kneehole desk $1x5.
$135.
carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price
kitchen set, electric lawn
per rnte pard 53.695 Must
S
5400• wardrobe $75, oak
Your one stop Christmas
mower with cord, weed eat-
. •--. --ca•: S b�ntlings.
TEAM OBEDIENCE -ext
905509-0022 aper
oval coffee rade
includes Carpet. premium
ENGAGEMENT RING
sell 5495 U dolw5
Sync table• brother knittng
Cad 571.1413
tables 5225, glass coffee
dw- ndv@r used. pard
C:dRr1 P..Gr V�:�i9ei
6 Oopm
pressback •ockr $100.
copper boder $%5. hump
pad. exper, installation. fast
delivery, f,ee estimates (30
.I 55 u•ut
14 -carat c.: curt^
pear-snapdd diamond plus
B00 -z36-0327
MOVING out of province
charger, purchased in July
for $4240, 'asking $3300.
9
Shopping experience.
B lunch
JS
z70C snit sell to, $500 Call
79.7314 after 4pm
star. 1vcv20. 25 8 29 Even -
ng and Saturday classes
FULL-SIZE portable dins-
trunk S85. magazine holder
yards) Norman 686-2314
match. 8-aamond 14-
n9
»,r S,, soden TV. RCA.
'
For Sal
and
bottles,
OLIO sepia large d, -
available. with smail cfass-
washer. ,eke new. 5350
550, book rade drop
fridge, almond, Kenmore
carat did wedding band
9 g
2 -years did. S1000 Pana-
For Sale
babysitting free.
19a0 5 Litre Mustang,
- ngrxm set tante. 6 :aP
n gwrant•ed 430-0025
Cao 905-831-0599
4
leaf table and t chairs
5345, porch rocker $65.
CHROMALOX FUR-
MACE niectnc ess than 5
Appraisal value $4500.
asking 52500 for bots
sonic stereoa,d. S25C 3-pwce
5%50
estates Call Robes Bowen
�-
bed frames, tures, t-
Pan
an s rnarrs, buffet e n Call
51400 or pest otter Call
LOOKING 'or a Urge
TEAK OIJEEN BED. head-
varuty bench $50, hall tree
years old. IS kilowatts,
080 905-655-8516
single
Arid tables. 5125 2 single
and tables.
new
auto., 4Need
rigs and more 579-0526.
full year, Daniel, 1-800-
217-0104.
�
'rib -4-3.t 5pr^
�9r -r yet Networii rias
coard. night tables all corn-
$45. Also god clubs, electric
51,000 BTU. 5300.. not
FIREPLACE insert, used
beds, 5501560 Fridge.
6.5 FOOT Myers plough,
extra leaf asking $1795.
) 9
ane.
3 large purebreds fpr
�,ned into 1 unit. Plus mat- guitar $95. lawnmower 565.
• ess $250 or best oder snowblower 5125. riding water tank less than 2 years 1 season over $1200 new, $450 Stove. 5325 Wash
Mike. 905.831-6551 mower$675; 4362650 old. GWS 170 L St DO auto orvott, 5500 cash Cad er,dryer. S27"acn Dining
579-1201 686-0522 room set. $125 Electric
APARTMENT s.ze washer FOR SALE SOLID TEAK fireplace. 550 Microwave.
Articles
& dryer stackable, used
for Sale
very little. excellent - like
fridge $275, gold fridge
new condition, asking 5425
' Parr of KYB Gas struts•
for the set, older apartment
'etak S160. will sell for S80
Size washer.'dryer, excellent
ries 1981-83 Datsun 200SX
condition, $175 Call 579-
-all Abe at 683-5117 or
5352 after 5pm.
427-1637 eve
own by phone from only
$150• dryers 51254275,
ARTICLES for sale in -
12 cu R. freezer $150, 2
cluding 6 chairs, excellent
airing room moble. 36' wile $110 Kitchen set. SM TV
n.
by75' long. opens to 125' stands. months
n Liw
long in 6 chairs NEW mower. a mrn°nms did. $200
w
S2200. asking 5500 call Laws furniture (6-5-96).
905-427-8891 $75 Bureau. $50 905-983
5492 Orono area
GAS stove. 1 year old. GE MOVING SALE - daybeds.
Moving $700 o b.o. Great bedroom suite. desks. Col-
Savingsi 438111 her encyclopedia. tables.
HIGH cable bills) Poor Karaoke sing -along, laptop
month did apartment fndge condition.$80 each; upright COMPUTERS RESALE picture quality GO DI- computer etc 619-1223
RECTI D S S 18' Digital
�a50. white apartment
set
dresser 5165. Sharp elec-
4865 with color, 4,695
Satellite Systems 150
fridge $275, gold fridge
ironic typewriter S150; An-
386's - color $395. Com-
channels. CD quality Pic
S150. 30' almond stove
tique Ouebec dresser
plate IBM systems from
lure and sound Rent to
$175. microwaves $125-
(1899) $285; blanket box
$199 Complete new DX2/
own by phone from only
$150• dryers 51254275,
$195. 2 antique mahogany
66's $999 1007 financing
$40 !month Call 571-1413
stacking washer & dryers
lamp tables 5145 each,
available Claringlon Com -
Articled
I
S450 -5650, upright vacuum
Note. some antique andel
puler 164 Baseline Rd.
HIGH QUALITY home
$50, sewing mactunsicabi-
require TLC (905)831-
Bowmanvide, 697-3059.
gym practically new, asking
net $175, bleached oak
0318 Pickering, please call
Nylon thick, pkrsh, stain re-
$1300. O.B O. Call 728 -
wall unit 5325, wall unit
before 9 p.m.
CONTENTS SALE,
8176
with smoked glass doors
formation at 905-6&3-7852
kitchen set, electric lawn
HITACHI 31' stereo TV.
5400• wardrobe $75, oak
CAR PHONE. Nokia
mower with cord, weed eat-
Loaded. Rent to own by
coffee and end tables
LX12, worth three hundred
er. Lill. video stand, cedar
phone for only $9.75tweek.
5375, pine coffee and end
dollars. Call 579.7161,
Sync table• brother knittng
Cad 571.1413
tables 5225, glass coffee
make an oder.
machine: Ribber motor,
LIVING ROOM SET, 3
and end tables $175, coffee
and end tables $100, King
CARPET /A-1 Prices, buy
garter carnage, singer but-
ky machine, with ribber.
'a^ lnin Match -
9 di
SOLID wood dining room adoption For information
,acre E :-ars S700 on these or any others
20 cb it deep freeze 5200 Please all 721 1304
3 oy 4 utility trailer, S20C
:air 436-7490 after 4 00pm LHASA APSO pups.
)neat ^Ol.se cel. non
LANCOME PARIS. Nodding, non allergenic.
ULTIMA II AND health guarantee, payment
BIOTHERM. terms available 705 786-
- - - - 3124
BOUVIER pups -Available
Cec 3C Reserve now
Cropped or un cropped
CKC registered Health
guaranteed Excellent tem-
pera TOSHIBA 2" stereo TV �ra"Cah Honoree Ken-
TOSHIBA
New with 3 year warranty n Cad (7051 639 1733
presents your one stop shop gift and decoration sale' Rent to own by Phone for PUREBRED black mouth
15 Stockbridge Cres. Ajax only $6 75'weelk Call 571- Cut pups. the original old
DONT MISS THIS SALE!!! 1413 yeller clog. For guards.
Saturday Nov, t6. t0 am - 5 pm WEDDING Dress d crino- companions. working or
Sunday Nov 19 9 am t pm one beaded. oil -shoulder, hunting. One of the worlds
full-length dress w/long most versatile dogs. First
train & bow. Asking $650. shots, wormed, ready to go.
CIULL1 TMAS Chi If Gni SALE Call 72&5056. Oman" (705) 799-6721
sat • Sfan November 1.3 19 10-5 WOOOSTOVE, (Marks -
1519 Silver Spruce Dr. (Finch/Fairpon) mart) will neat up to toad K-9 Kou K-9 Ne-
sq.h. Made of 318' cold 'Ad Your K-9 Needs Under
Floral, prints, oil lamp%, folk art, whole%ale rolled steel, holds logs up One woor now offering
supplies & much more... to 24' long. Brought $1500 Obedi•nee Glasses for all
new asking $600 Senior Pu starts
waterbed, 6 drawers 5325,
direct wholesale. Free in-
Yam 53.00 cone. English 3
n9 piece ming room
including china cabinet, 6
NEW THRIFT AND CON-
080.905 427-3306
pPY
Nov 21, Doggie Dayear•
mates bed 5175, couch
$150, recliner Couch $450,
stallation for free estimate
cell Sal (905)432-2750• or
pC. snooker cue moth case.
snooker box and mernora-
chairs and beautiful dining
SIGNMENT SHOP NOW
OPEN- 10 Chur St.
�� �_ ��
flexible hours; Groallklg,
sectional sola 5575, blue
pager (416)980.9697
bilge and accessories. Rea-
table Absolute brand new,
$2450. Cad 619
Newcastle. Fo new or sec-
Hand -painted gifts, ornaments, etc...
W 8
Articled
I
Do-it-yourselfianD We Do.
ting
L hair and a
love seat 5250, sola bed
Carpet Broker, 100%.
sonable offers. 667638
must see.
2059.
and to new, nems, very low
telephone 987-
Sat. November 18 9-1
Wanted
Speration Cal for more in -
$100. sofa bed swivel rock-
Nylon thick, pkrsh, stain re-
DINING Room Suite, but-
prices,
2154;
Sun. November
11-3
formation at 905-6&3-7852
to $350, blade lacquer
table 4 chairs $350, 1940'5
sistant carpet. For 3 roans,
tel/ ch combination, table
Honda 2200 wad genera-
tor, like new condition, ask.
NEW,ELECTRIC skooter,
49 Hawkins
Cres., Ajax
.,
ANTIQUES Absolutely,
Purchasing furniture « an -
pedestal table $450, wood
only $369.00. Price in-
with drop scalloped edge, 3
iri9 5800. 723-9928
(never used) with battery
ything did. Scientdic irn5tru-
I I AfJtORgbl1l3
table. 4 chairs 3 leafs,
5200, 1946 9 pc. dining w-
cludes 30 Sq. yds carpet.
deluxe pad and installation
leaves, 6 chairs - 1 cap-
tams. asking $1300. 579-
KENMORE family size
charger, purchased in July
for $4240, 'asking $3300.
9
Articles
Articles
meets, china. silver. adver-
t'si ng, toys, decoys, dolls.
i0r $816
in your home. Free quota-
3912.
custom wheal Mair, for up
For Sal
I
bottles,
ire $1750, brass double
No
fridge, almond, Kenmore
For Sale
milk collections or
19a0 5 Litre Mustang,
bed $200, lights, lamps,
Lion . in your home in-
freezer chest, almond,
to 150 lbs. $700. 839-2676
estates Call Robes Bowen
bed frames, tures, t-
Pan
teresl, no payment for one
DINING ROOM suite,
forced air electric furnace.
OFFICE desk. $100; 4
FURNITURE-
OFFICE 2 high-
Antiques (905) 655-8049,
new
auto., 4Need
rigs and more 579-0526.
full year, Daniel, 1-800-
217-0104.
solid oak includeds hutch,
buffet, table with 4 chars
water heater, electric tank,
dressers, 545/each; 20'
WfnY pay retail prices One
Why pay r
hairs 7
backed chars 575/each. 1
Brooklin.
Asking. Needs some work.
so a
Asking $1200. as is or best
6.5 FOOT Myers plough,
extra leaf asking $1795.
) 9
vanity' with marble top. Best
color TV, $50. Antiques:
of Ontario's oldest and lar-
grey desk $75, 8 office di-
UNWANTED Scrap metal
otter Call 905- 723-2aJa
clw lights, etc., completely
CARPET MILL DIRECT.
697 3323
offer Call 433-1681.
bed, $145; 4 occasional
gest manufacturers is now
viders. 6'x5' S251each, 1
picked up. Indges. stoves,
rebuilt. $1200 o b.o. Call
100% nylon, thick plush,
chairs (1900s); dresser,
selling affect to the public.
display case $25 905-839-
washers, dryers. cars.
1983 Ford Mustang 5 OL.
905-427-2508 & ask for
stain resistant carpet for 3
DINING Room Suite. 6
KENWOOD TOWER OF
$100, oak rocker, $195.
Eg. oak pedestal table and
7096.
trucks, etc. Call (905)430-
20,000 km. on rebuilt motor.
Kevin.
rooms, only $349, price in-
chairs, table, hutch Good
POWER. 200 wad remote
Call 905.697.3532.
4 chars $849; 7 It. double
9013.
New paint. new clutch, 5
BRISTOL
cluding• 30 square yards,
ur, Free
condition.OAK
$nte O.Bnt
stereo package. Dual Cas-
table 4' x 12', custom-
pedestal and 6 chairs
Pe
YAMAHA rand Sano
9
WANTED - an y type of
spa . cruise control, sun -
p
pool
table.
table. 8 cues w/2 sets of
carpet, paArnol
estimate, Arnold 1-B00-
Cherrywood entertainment/
Cherrywo
settle, 5 disc CD Weyer,
Rent to
.made, suitable for dining or
51499: cannnonball beds
form $399; Over 20 stain
ebony. G1 series. Beautiful
tone Excellent
ndng motorized vehicle for
root, new fires, runs good
palls & all accessories in-
401-5557 1 yr payment,
y
wall unit, practically new,
tower speakers.
by for
boardroom Clothes dryer,
choices. all solid, no
quality.
Asking $8000 Call 905•
children Also used Ninten-
S2200 obo, 905,985 2643
tluded, excellent condition,
no interest, .For 1 full year
$600 Call 905-509-5745
own phone only
$7 50/week Cad 571.1413
Inglis, electric, make an oil.
of Courtice. 434-7045
veneers. Tractional Wood-
427-1479
do or Super Nintendo Call
Glenn ChnShanAnn
$900 o b.o 723-6376.
working 905-9115-8774
or
723-7175
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Automobiles AutomobilesTrucks
l For Sale 1 For Sale
For
, Sale
'SANTA CLAUS' Is
1987 Chrysler New York-
1963 FORD F150. S600 as
Coming early 10 Our lot. so
er. 4 dr loaded This car is
is Sears airtight Wood -
there's plenty of goodies
immaculate In every way
stove. black with brass trim.
available lot out customers
Was $2995 . now $2695
S200 728-6683
such as 1992 Pontiac Sun-
certified Hurry on this one
-
bird, loaded. $8.695 now
4 more nice cars to choose
1985 CHEVROLET 112
$7,995. 1992 GMC Salan,
from Call 4279722 any-
TON 8 cyt auto pis. ab.
E pass. $11.500 now
time Russ Open 7 days.
radio. very nice condition.
S10795 1991 Chev Cav
week indoors Big Town
certified 55200 Call 668
Z24 black beauty. $8.995
Sales
4446
now 58250 1991 Chev
1987 DCoge Caravan.
1989 Ford 1'2 -ton. F-150.
2
Cav air loaned $7.295
new,1 ebu,n motor, 7 Pis
5 -Said stantlard w'oveiI
now 56.595 1990 Pent
senger 55000 Or best offer.
drive. very good condition
Sunbiro loaded S6 495
certd,etl Call (9051986-
3010 cubic' engine p s nm
now SS 795 '990 Chev
1146
windows custom, sun visor,
Cheyenne 34 t p'u $7.995
no •us' 192.000k- $2901.
�ummng boards, many ex
now S- 395 19CI Pon:
1988 BONNEVILLE
!,as 57300 0 b o
Tempest E Cy a,, .
powe• steering :. we,
905;404-9283
$6.89`- now 55995 1989
bl arrllm cassette ac
powe' seats
PiymouM Voyawu- 7 pass.
exceben: condition. 54.999
1990 FORD F150 1/2
199N
ar + $6.995 now S5 995.
certified O B O Cali 905
cv' au•c pis. p/b. a
1989 Chev Cavalier C W 6
427-0444
c cruse. amim cassette
°Y air. 55795 now
S3 995 c' nes' cine -Ca;
dual tanks. to liner. sharp
$4895 1989 Chev SIC
1986 PONTIAC TEMP-
truc. certified. S9.750 668-
Raze 4 x 4 4 3 6 cY'
ES' ::rnr,w,e� real nice
444E
loaded 59.950 198" Chev
cone.ip^ $3895 Cal
1991 GLAZER Excellent
KS Baize• c x 4. 8 cy'' .
Mondayy to Thursca 905-
c�-^diet,. cenified
loaded Sti 95: 43 venecles
723-8838
$15800 Low mileage
:o cnoose ••Om starting f -pm
1989 FORD SHO. 220+
905.7238838 Monday to
5 995 Drop in and let our
h` b ac,, w th full leather
Thursday
'B g Elves' nest: you wilt,
intenor e.e•y single powe'
1991 MAZDA 82200. 5
you• selection Financing
option including sunroof
T-
Available Cert ca, Adtc
Jus' invested $3000 into
speed .:rise^
Centre '55 K^c St Wes:
auto and Ir ansmission
x ne
COver.bOx Itner,shding rear
,A• M'd:owr Ma •905
uograoE Bills 1c prove Ho•
window. extra itsum.
579 -Where custom
car Rea read turner43-brakes
me, wrote• new exhaust
eni
ens sen, their friends
58000 Mike 905-852-743'
56300 060 905'
43:-849'
1984 BUICK k-ega. en.
1989 N ssar King cad
-
ger- s :�. ;, ' •-un; condi
a..:. a - bed line• Brea:
1993Cnev 172 ton W T
tion, a _ electronic dasr.
stereo excellent condition.
.
4 par `` au- poise
low mileage cemfeC ASK
new hres'mu"ie' sate tied.
wipers SRW box liner
ng 52195 o b c 905-693
113.000 kms S633C 436-
new Hes red on red,
7311. 9.25.42. • a-: ante-
142°
105 O0C KM 512.SOC Or
OBO 905 9-3564
85
ED,-
1989 �•v•^.;..^ asfaaim -
1964 _ema, 35, w
J,- 4 Cyi,,oer Gooc cor
Vans'
' a•- •m casse••�
o,g il One- Ask! $3 90C
'
4 Wheel Drive
Cal 905 839-46-3
1984 Tempo
.. : 5 S" Ps pc am
sass h,ic- Very near
lacy Jnven vent Cie ii be
see- S'90: Ox 905 98s.
37'9
1986 D:. cge A•es wa?cr
W.. sol Dan,-,,,; a,,!-
cs __ at,-,••^ .a,3,-- E.ra
ea-
-wagol Jrac
S: 9E ^ 7K nS' 89. =en.
,:a 42' 3'_: air.• me
•+...ss J; r' Jays wee -
1990 Dodge Rai* Var
" 8 E F 1 54995 or
best otle• Fpr more mfor-
manor ca: 9C5-579-96'9
1990 -ora Taurus VE
*35 DOC .-^ a _
:: s p b p C p '- ai n'tm
cassette 4 -Jog- ask.^,
55430 Ca 4Y: 931*
1991 Cava-, Z24 s.,
Cin c, as.' 5920c
nd,ors B,, Lwi^ aair. -far lea 435 6a 4
rales a= Leda'
1992 TAURUS L Autc
.• - C -.y • , 6 JOC
Vt , ,. 'as'rie pow•
Do-op,
es caoec exce'en*
a Ce
yea :
t•iea S-95- 2_ :a' Je"
On'v 538-_ ce•
905 432 7:14•.
• 1 1 • •
723.8985
basement apartment. pri-
a' si% KV. Oshawa
1993 R.,faCr Re la, s ve• 4
5-r 85's o•
1-< ; w ; - c s D c a•
1985 DODGE •_X gcx
`c- 1•Dnny Vt. ex_e.:er:
brae.
wore a-: S st>x, Cal, 90:.
Co,..*I,or 106 Dock
$;4 00C certified 5_9-
839 -�
y
1985 '+onaa Civic GL 4
1893 PARK AVENUE
Il : spC new Jutd em
mint •uky.a:1t,. S'� ��_
Ill Siass Good lean
ais0 Kenwooc gualny
running
car Was 52395
stereo sy5'e'^ }o' a' 1'
now S' 995 ce't+-ed Ca,
n
Dos S2 DOC vaiue 112
42- 9722 alR„ss
Price 263-2,l
Open 7 days wee. -: ors
1993 ane, Corsica. auto
Big Town Sales
a : ;ass Vt 58902
1965 P:.o:,a;
Otic Pete, 723-1155 '
Wal • at, conditioning
434756:,
ran,:. S'25C as •s o• Des:
BLACK BEAUTY' 984
one• Cal 728-3r8'
',r^:.. 5
1965 -emoc G- 43•
speed pw p: new fires.
aut_ ..laded One owne-
no •us' 192.000k- $2901.
red or red, showroom cpr
call 905-a2F-985°
ditior throughou: Was
VOLVO'98c _.x -^j
52695 rt
now 52395 ce.
v_: '+:K Dia.:. „at.r.
tie° 4 more nice cars to
air cruise
choose from Cad 427-9722
powe' seats
anytime Russ Open' 7 days
I,gns .. •line:
week indoors Big L" par
Sales
1966 Audi 5000 roc
Ir -- - .en'4Y
S3 995 c' nes' cine -Ca;
W11-
683-730' or 686-5474 afte'
6p m
-.
1966 b. :ii Ce,:_-, -r
fir Jiw- automatic 51595
certmec 19e3 6lSky-
hawK 4 cyi noer automat,:
51295 certified 1.982 Pon -
Lac 6000 E cy!,naer au-
tomatic 51295 cemtiec Cal'
985-3564
1986 NISSAN 300 ZX
Laoec exce-en, wonting
con l,!ior, $470: ceCit:ed
OBO 905-728-1582
1986 OLDS CUSTOM
Cruiser tut sae 8 pas-
senger station wagon, un
dercoated, wet, maintained,
160.000 km $3300 cert,
Ilea 905-571-0896
1906 ads Frrenza, red. 2-
door hatChDack. auto. am'
lin cassette 180.000 kms
51350 as is o b c Phone
(905)433-8050 or
(9051404-1655
1986 Olrtsmootte Cutlass
Gera. 4 dr auto, new mo
tor, remote starter, remote
door locks, air, tilt, cruise p
trunk. am/lm cass wire
wheels. $1500 cert or best
offer. 965-8985
1987 CHEV Camaro Ino -
yellow 350 t p i loaded,
130.000 km original own-
, ers. alarm, stereo. i -roof.
modifications. Sacrifice
sale $6.000 o.b.o. 985-
3046/433-8859.
. -h�
^''•_'•
$440. E55 54•
Automobiles
Wanted
CARS FOR CASH! We
buy used vehicles Vehi-
cles must be in running
condrtior Cal' 427-241j
or come to 479 Bayly S!
East, Aax at MURAD AUTO
SALES
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
FREE'tOwrngto, scrap
used or abandoned cars
vliots .• :)", u:
top prices paid
up to SIX
(416) 281-3499
1984 DODGE �:ARAVAN
a a, .w S3_OC
-e^ Cali 655-527•
1988 PLYMOUTH Voya-
ge. , t --asse,ge,
,• ~
auto aone owner yeany
nus' CnecKeC supe' clear
35 DO • S690C 427-
C262
1991 GMC SAFARI
conartor e pass running
boards et- S 10 $OC See
r. make p»e• 576-2396
1992 CHEV Cagc ,rar 3
4 rxceuen' condo
lion S990C :enfed Ca.
431 76W
1992 GMC SAFARI :,T
.a'
edGeyr paaec, running
codres. new h -es. anc
brakes 93 D00 k. Sl4 90C
725 59?6
M
Trailers
RICE Lake i ea li mo -
W e ' - deck shed,
furnished. lisil swim
ming Reduced to $2750C
W sell separates Cao
(305697-2634
Auto Leasing
Rentals
NO MONEY DOWN.
1, e,._•'st 8 a, .^)
Intrep-c S36C. Caravan bE
5393 Taurus GL $40E. GP.
Caravan LE $439 Explorer
xt' S559 P+us tax 48
" OAC GR Cherokee
J:, months S579 B;,
owng 905-725-0042
Apartments
For Rent
• 2 bedroom, i,,catec
35� Malaga Alsc
tearoom or 946 Mass Dr
S: From S55C monthly al'
inclusive Cali: anytime
90� 576-6724
1 and 2 bedroom located
at 309 Cordova Rd. no
pets please phone 579-
2387
1 BEDROOM basement
apartment for rent Mature
person only. First and last
months rent Near bus stop
Calfa 435-0489
1 Bedroom apts in Oshawa
and Bowmanville Starting
at $600,month, triage 8
stove Included with laundry
facilities No pets Call 434-
2407
2 BEDROOM APART-
MENTS. Ritson IS Ade-
laide 5680 appliances .
parking. avaialbe Dec 1,
cal! (705) 799-5329
01n,Apartments Apartments ApartmentsEA Houses Townhouses Roo
For Rentgin, For Rent For RentMFor Rent For Rent NA Bi
LARGE. bright. 2 -level, 2- LAKEVIEW park Oshawa
bedroom apartment near 2 bedroom main floor of
Oshawa Center Beautifully house All utilities included
decorated Inside $850:'
No dogs $795 pQr month
month Includes utilities. 5
Call 435-2433
appliances and parking
LIVERPOOL/BAYLY,
Available January Ist 666-
time evening care of ;
9463
large, modem 3 bedroom
• 1 1 • •
723.8985
basement apartment. pri-
2-BEDROOM large base-
vate entrance, fireplace,
r,erl apartment Liverpool/
parking, $950 all Inclusive
Bayly area. close to shop-
Available Jan Ist Call 831 -
ping and Go station. Feb 1,
0258
5700 Inclusive Firstlast
LUXURY ONE bedroom
Cali 420-3301
condo ; appliances. West
2'3 bedroom apartments. 8
ney and Hwy 2. gym, air
story oudding. close to
sauna. pool 5830 hrstlast
schools. library South GM
Available Dec Ist (9051
plant Available Immediate-
420-4035
ly andNov 428-6328 1
MAIN t,00r one bedroom
7pm for appointment
ba -no- apartment Neatly
2ND FLOOR 2 -bedroom
decorated Wes! shore
PICKERING, 2 bedroom, no
smokers / pets, available
Dec 1, Sep fall . parking, Ai
C. call (905) 837--0064
QUIET 1 bedroom, 82
Stmcoe St S , tndge, stove,
laundry. no parking, $465+
utilities, i svlast. Call 728-
0445
AJAX- 2 bedroom apart-
ment in building Will
Included Near bus, shop-
ping 8 schools Owe!, nice
area Available immediate
ly 683-6145
SOUTH Pickering 1 -bed-
room oasernent apartment,
Single person, non-smoker
no pets, S450 Inclusive
Can 905-831.6640 after 6
pm
WHITBY 3 bedroom bun-
FREE room and bol
• galow with garage and fin-
mature responsible
ished basement available
person In exchange fk
1st of Dec $1025/month +
time evening care of ;
utilities, first/last No pets.
ages 4 and 5 Pic
• 1 1 • •
723.8985
home References.
• •
M• • ' ' Townhouses
= • ' • For Rent'
•
0504
Accomo t
a; ailment 1200sci it . 3
area. near the lake $565
TWO bedroom basement
piece bath. gas fireplace,
all Inclusive Cal! Pau'• 416
apar-nent. Oshawa Creek
eat -,n kitchen, ca n0 pets
eat -,n itchOK
805-999'
park -
apt private entrance. park -
non e $750 petsclu
subsidy available Beatrice
ing, hrstlast required, reler-
905.420-3208 after j
NICEST NEW basement
ences, close to Go Train
a33-0270
apartment in Whitby Large
and 401 839-7979 after
AJAX -large one bedroom
kitchen, bath. t bedroom.
5.30 p m
:asemer: apt Sun single
a!1 utilities included $650
TWO bedroom. Nelson
non smoker No pets. S600
monthly available imme-
St Oshawa Heal
monthly Frstlastreferenc-
diately Single, non-smoker
water
es. available immediately
preferred No pets 668-
and parking $650 per
4213-908
4264
month Phone 7237115
AJAX. YORK r' one bed
NOW RENTING - 2 bed-
TWO s 2 bedroom +den b
• -• casemel! bright,
9-o 'arge and small
apar-nent. Oshawa Creek
ear -
dm quiet, home stor
Close to all amenities NO
park selling e
5 2 bed -
Lar725.
age, yard, parking. $550 in-
subsidy available Beatrice
room $69to $and 2
clusive Reaity Pro Mgmt
Srmcoearea 721-1553
bedroom + der S75C in.
a33-0270
dudes parking Available
TWO LEVEL one bed
immediately 8 Dec Ist
AJAX .arge. 1 bedroom
r_,nr- Dasemew apartment
4041614
base -e- abartment Cen-
wood burning hrepiace
tral air. cable, laundry All
$600 per mo utilities int
WHITBY basement apt
inclusive S650.morlthry
tsttast No pets 839-0453
Twc bedroom fridge, stove.
rouble. 5600 single First
or 839-0840
washer, dryer. 5750 ,n-
and Iasi Cao 905-683-
,r+ In 3 bedroom, 4
cludes utilities First'last
1799
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
Available Immediately
$685 n 9 piex Includes
427-4493.655-8935 after 6
AJAX Ox+orJ Towers
heal, hydro. appliances.
:a, -� s apartments. quiet parting Laundry available
buriang. close t- Snooping, on site Convenient to 401
401 GO Pool. sauna 1.2 and city bus routes 433 -
and 3 bedrooms for Dec. 0677
Jan and Feb ts: 2U3 -
beds 683-8571 until
7 30pm, 183Deds 683-
842 -
AJAX. jar 1. Profess,onal-
I, 1 -bedroom base-
men: apartmen• w watk_,,:
4 PC washroom 2 a:
piiances. close to Durham
Centre 3 Hwy S60C in-
ciuoes uti,it,es Cable. first
,as:. '905 427-7405
BAYLEY/KROSNO
La•;- : imam
floor:. targe" yard, garage.
wal. tc GO 4-0,ece b ltr,
w c tc pecka,sr,vasher c
a. eaunory S1050 mdusrve.
evadable Dec IS: 905.831,
1710
BIG. BEAUTIFU: 2 bed.
'Jom
on newer ',Orrle. wall.
., Oshawa Centre ser
ant, laundry available
jan 1. $685 moni hrstast,
al inclusivenon-smoke's
preferred 404-6862
BLOOR arc Park area
Avaltabie Dec 1 Two bed-
room apartment wrath built on
washe' and drye• park.
.ng $695 al, inclusive First
rid last required Call 728
:.382
BOWMANVILLE - One
30• quiet area.
wan fireplace. $537 mo
Mea: hl pant. -g indge
Stove included 623 7986
COURTICE Large 2-Ded-
toom Owe• apartment ap
plait 1 DOC sq n 1 svlast re-
guired S700 month it,
dunes uturbes 6 cable
A,,a,iaoie Dec Ist No pets
905-404-3001
DELUXE 3 BEDROOM
Mei ,cep: aca^men:
bull In Pon. Perry 15
min north O: Oshawa
Large Irving room anJ
kdcnen. balcony will slid-
ing doors. over 1.000 sg it
living space Ideal for re-
tiren t Or those who enjoy
quiet living S84C pus hy.
dro Available immediately
Call 985-7349 or 728-2255
WHITBY furnished one
bedroom walkout base-
ment apt, very spacious,
laundry fac., backyard and
Pat
io Non smoker. No pets
Thickson/Dun(jas. Whitby
All inclusive $600irno 728-
6563
GREAT location - 2 bed-
room basement apt Spa-
cious entrance Sep. en-
trance. References/hrstAast.
$800 inclusive Bus stop at
door Available Nov 30195.
905.427-6660
WHITBY - BLUE WATER PARK
1 8 2 bedroom suites, broadloom,
3 appliances.
101 KATHLEEN ST. W.
Mon. - Fn. 9 - 7, Sat. - Sun. 12-5
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED.
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
bun;a ')w ;wage. fenced
yard. private drive. close to
all amenities $725 Cali
416-635-8630 Available
immederntiv
OSHAWA - 8 3 bedroom
al'-,-, avai.able a:
8% and 900 Goin St Gose
to schools shopping and
Gm Uh!thes included
Firstiast required Call 728
4993
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
clear .c a^•-•ent. 289 Cor-
aova Rd Close to GM d
4C December I or enme-
a,atery Utilities mcluded
$621 Phone 728-6420 or
7259278
CLEAN 'amily bwIding
Oshawa n:�•:h. one IxvO d
three Dearoom includes
Heal. hyd,o. fndge, stove.
parking Laundry facilities
available 7232094
OSHAWA : ;se to G M
newe• bw.a,rg. 1,2 a 3
bedroom apartments avail
able Call 905-428 5723
OSHAWA.AVAIL
DECA. Ent •e srcon-,-
'bo• of house, kitchen xv-
ing room. 2 bedrooms.
tal quiet central location.
near everything, parting.
and heat included $600
plus hydro. 432-2000
OSHAWA-Spacious 1
bedroom ap' Fully carpet.
ed Eat -,n kitchen Large
Irving room Available Dec
Ist Asking 5550.month in-
clusive Cat 430-3519
PICKERING new one
pegroorn basemen: apt,
quiet family residence
Separate entrance. tire
place appliances. ufitibes,
able. parking Included
Single non-smoker no
pets $550 mo Available
immediately 905-420-
4154
PICKERING - one bed-
room basement apartment.
fireplace. kitchen, 4pce.
pain. shared laundry. no
Pets 5525 + 1/3 utilities.
first /last Avail. ,mined
420-5835
PICKERING
Bright 3 bedroom
basement apart-
ment. Close to GO,
non smoker, no
pets, $700 plus 1/2
utilities./
(905)837-
6661
PICKERING large 2 bed-
room basement. 5 ap-
pliances. central air, private
enhance, close to GO,
shopping $825 inclusive.
905-420-6440 evenings.
Pickering Village - brand
new open concept 1 bed-
room apartment Ga, civ, full
bath, appliances. parking
suitable for couple $700
all inclusive 683-8003
WHITBY -
REGENCY PLACE
APARTMENTS
S-ni Compeer ' D. -1-
)m aprs available for
Jan d Fed
Excellent locaton
Ali utilities
..luded For aloof. tali
430-7397
vv E3
bacne,or Available Uec 1
2 apoiiances heat and hy'
ilio included 2 blocky ^m
downtowr S521- Ca 905
435-6294
WHITBY.
1 -bedroom
oaseme• apartment. Sep-
arate entrance,
parking.
laundry. arc. c'v,
wt single.
nor. -smoking,
mid -Dece-
mebe, or Jan
1 $550
month inclusive
Flrsurast
666-9336.
WHITBY, tum,shed
bachelor basement Sett.
contained, park -g laun-
dry. cable. non-smo.,no no
pets. single person $475
reclusive 666-5334
WHITBY Deal' Bachelor,
S391 includes heat, hydro.
able, laundry. separate
entrance. Parking 6' cell -
Ing. suit 1 Cal, 905-430.
9370
WHY rent when you can
own your own home for
less than you think7" Call
Dave Hayiock Sales Rep
Re,'Max Summit Really
(1991, Ltd !905- 6683800
or (9051 666-3211
Houses
IMI For Rent
:A An-o,,i.
WHO SATS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUT A HOUSE'
Mortgage payment,
from stl/ month
Save Over 531100
It you call NOW,
434-M19
1414106411,4164275
Fee• Cap
No down payment'
1 can Help!
MARK STAPLEY
Sall Representative
Sulton Group Excel
Realty Inc.
1 ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES !
WHY RENT) BUY!
No down payment,
No problem'
Let me show you how
Mort. Pay $700 O.A.C.
Call Thomas C. Pike
Saks
Rep, Remax Accord
Realty Ltd. 576.3111
11 1•
•1
3 -BEDROOM burga!ow.
close to lake, yardbus stop
at comer, main floor laun-
dry. 4 appliances. afar con .
storage shed S1000imo.,
no pees first/last 839-7428
3 Bedroom semi in north
Oshawa Gaage, fenced
yard Close to all amenities
$895 plus utilities Gan
905576-7346
3 -BEDROOM country
bunga ow, I - acre. back
Ing onto creek. $1150 plus
3 -bedroom backsphtfam,
lyroom. $975 plus Call
(905)668--6980 or
(905)655-4107
AJAX 3 bedroom main
floor 4 appliances. close to
schools and shopping,
parking. avail Dec 1 $775
plus 686-3201
AJAX. Deautdul 4 bed -
row^ louse. 2500 sV 1' 7
appliances, ca. civ. alarm
system. fenced yard. ga-
rage. frrs0ast. $14DO/month
inclusive Available Dec 1
Call 428-3175
AJAX. 1825 5: main
1 .
4 necrm
oos. 2-2
: aths, rrvlaundry, family'
'-eplace. 5 appliances. G'
garage remote near
s,opprig,'hrghway. S1090.
c sNast 1905)427-7405
AJAX Dupiex 2 otlrm C/A
abp,arcespool large
r aril. $850 month plus
.'dines. available Jan Ist
y' 19051646 7a3v'
AVAILABLE Doc I1 3
amity home.
uet centra Oshawa area
Sd00 plus utilities or buy
wit" rent to own plan Call
Pete, at Durham Quality
Realty 432 2000
BEAVERTON. 10 KMS
E _ °rt, h
paved road large country
kitchen. 3 bathrooms, lin-
IShedrec-room . garage
$850 per month plus udI-
ties ;705,484-1267
NO MONEY DOWN 5e
tacned 3 rid•Gorr i a
basement apartment. main
floor laundry. Dool.
$149.900. Call Ron Ma:
!news Sutton Group 905-
619-9500
OSHAWA, _ bedroom
older sem detached 2
storey house, K-marvKnob
Hill area Fridge stove Ir-
Cluded Asking $800 plus
utilities Avaeaoie Doc t
Call 436-6085
OSHAWA. available now.
3+1 bedroom fnoge, stove,
dishwasher. laundry hook-
ups. 2 bathrooms, garage.
gas treat $975 month plus
3/4 utilities 428.5745
OSHAWA/WHITBY bot,
der immac.:Iate 4 bedroom
baCksphl. 2 -baths.
3px1Oct! fenced yard
paved drive Available
Uec 15:. 'Strias. S90G+ut, -
'ties
Cali 416-769-2418 or
705-435.4984
PICKERING 3 -bedroom
detached house, 25 -baths.
garage fridge, stove.
!enced yard with doghouse.
close to mall GO. 51100+
utilities. Call 416-445.3631
PICKERING- bungalow,
lower floor, West Shore
area. 2 large bedrooms.
fenced yard, parking, near
schools and Go, available
immediately $675 Larry
(905)509-1264 or
(905)316-4977.
S. OSHAWA, 3 +1 bed-
room, pets OK, $645 mo. 10
rent, or $800 mo. with rent
to own, or S680 mo to
100% finance your pur-
chase on O.A.C. David
Watkins, Sales Rep. Remax
Summit Realty (1991) to
quality. 668-3800
S OSHAWA- wanted re-
sponsible individual to rent
3 bedroom upper floor of
duplex, 4 appliances, park-
ing, close to an amenities,
no pets. $775/mon + hydro
725.0656
WHITBY Rosedale or
Main floor, 3 bedroom.
hardwood Yard, parking,
utilities Included S850 Call
Doug 416-699-6799 Even-
ings
AJAX new end unit. 3
bedroom, alarm, non
smoker, I 112 baths. 5 ap-
pliances, garage Near
schools. bus Immediate
$1.025+ (9051619-1540
CENTRAL Whitby. Im.
maCU tale S spacious 3-
bedroom, multi-level, w/o
basement fenced yard.
fudge, stove. garage.
$980+utilities, available
Jan Ist No pets Karen
Singh 576-1685
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
bedroom Townhouses In
well maintained family
complex, freshly decorated
with Frig/stove. close to all
amenities, on site Mgmt of-
fice call 728-3777
AJAX, 4 bedroom f
five home, parking, la
all the extras! private
family room, non -sr
suit working proles:
$375 plus. 428-9214
FEMALE preferred,
Mom O K . 4 -bee
home. Ajax, 2 beds.
room, laundry, garage
ofhouse, 5600+ 686-C
FURNISHEDroom
newer home. Townll
Bloor area Close
amenities, ample pe
non-smoker $300
month, first and last
4334709
PICKERING 31-yee
straigh! male wishes
4 ap-
schools and ad amenities.
122 Gdbome St E Osha-
wa For aper a34-3972
W HITBy
to share 3 -bedroom t
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom
laundry. parking,
townr,ouse in well main-
$100/week. $375/n
tained family complex In
Call 905-420-2378
Cludes all utilities.
PICKERING While .
pliances, parking, close to
noon, :r 4 bedroom t
own 4 Poe. bath. no
ing. no pets S40C
month First/last reg
References. 420-3628
7 1
PICKERING. fully
1 I 1
sit.••; .ixu-,: condo.
'Wroom $ bath
aundry, kitchen, I
--rot etc Non-smoker
first 'last 683-5402
ROSSLAND and St
. )r area Unfumai
,r+ In 3 bedroom, 4
de split, to share
working person
'enced yard with
4 ap-
schools and ad amenities.
122 Gdbome St E Osha-
wa For aper a34-3972
W HITBy
brad .i�in..C.
fridge.
stove, gas heat,
wio to
bacK.a,l garage Ava -
able it wiliarely
Cax 668
0478 weeklays,
430 7046
aher Spm
WHITBY, spacious garder
lownn.,use 3 bedroom
Patio off family room Ga.
rage Playground Near
amenities $950 Available
aundry facilities g
Ind parking All utiktit
:'wood 5400 mo , n
able call 905-571.3851
i OSHAWA Homw
i2 , seeks clean rest
JI., persor to
homai retired pars,
person with child
rasa
ce••,: area Bedroon
coshed or unfurnl
Ki. laundry and
mg •acdities Non -sit
female 5400 monthly
905-430-8380 Ava
Immleddently
Dec 1 668--6110 G}}IC
• , Retail Sp
Space EA
For Rent
4 Months Free
SMALL INDUSTRIAL
Plaza Oshawa Centre
area. Approximately 500
Sq If High ceding, over-
head door, water, heat, hy-
dro. air compressor inciva-
ed Parking. $550 monthly
lease Excellent for work
shopltistorage 576-2982
rj me Rooms
for Rent
AJAX- Two rooms avail-
able immediately, close to
amenities ca. laundry utd-
ties. cable, phone includ-
ed Wonting person only.
Non-smoker, furnished or
unfurnished $425. or $375'
montr 428-2144
AJAX, two furnished
rooms own washroom,
own kitchen/laundrylutrh-
ties, parking, cable includ-
ed Non-smoking mature
working person. S450i
month 428-0482 after
5:30.
GRANDVIEWIBLOOR
Furnished room includes
utilities, able, bath, park-
ing; use of laundry, loving/
Wining rooms: shared kitch-
en. on bus line. single, non-
smoker, $400. 905-721-
9116.
ROOM FOR
RENT
In luxury setting ,
great for Student or
young person. $95
weekly or $400
monthly.
Chris at (905) 427-7M
ROOM In 4 -bedroom
house. laundry facilities in-
cluded. prime area in Pick-
ering Villageclose to all
amenities. price negotiable
905.819-0938 12-6. aher 6
call 686-3366
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FOR INFO CALL (905) 428-9746
START THE SEASON OFF
IN WITH A LAUGH
3UNTHER IVEN
CONTRACTING
Wood, Vinyl Doors/Windows
Basements, Decks, Additions
@I Pi All Other Home 01
Improvements '04
o4 (905) 839-0681 04
L_ _J,
GARDINER'S DUCT
CLEANING, CHIMNEY SWEEP
The truck mounted unit is excellent for cleaning ducts in commercial, residential and industrial
properties. The CHRISTMAS SPECIAL includes a hook-up for $39.95 plus S5 per vent (minimum
10 vents) and a chimney sweeping service for $44.95.
Dust can he more than just an anno}ance if you
ensure, ducts are completely rid of dust and
don't do something about it.
debris. The air snake method consists of a device
Not only can it he a constant source of work
being inserted into the ductwork while a mobile
come cleaning time. but it can also irritate your
head reaches into very inch of duct work ill
eyes, throat and cause breathing problems. That*s
dislLxigc dust and debris.
,.vhv more and more residential, industrial and
"Dust will not only affect your health but ruin
commercial customers are calling Gardiner , I)uct
furniture and draperies." says Sam. "Haying• your
Cleaning to tackle this problem head un.
duct, cleaned cuts down on cleaning and adds life
Sam and his son Scott have been cleaning.
to N our furniture, carpets and drapes."
heating and air conditioning ducts for tour
1...' .1:11' proNLde, chimney ,"ccping at
Nears and they advise anyone who ha,
. ImpA:mI%c prices with service that is
not had them cleaned for a long PV
!�ka� s friendly and courteous.
time to get it done as soon aspe WE
` t'ap, and screens are available
possible.
i,, keep out unw anted pets.
It's a procedure that takesTHE
Presently. Gardiner's
,,cry little time compared to
Duct Cleaning is offering a
the amount of time vou'II
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
enjoy clean dust -free air in GST
teaturinu, a husk -up for
your home and it is further
$ -,9.yi plus j5 per gent
beneficial in that it reducesEXPIRES
and a chimney sm ceping titer
heating and cooling costs.
$44.95. There is also a new
The large truck-mounted,drser
,
duct cleaning scnice
1HHP vacuum unit shown in the
available with the purchase of
photo above, packs more power for
duct cleaning for only $20.
those tough jobs they encounter. Of course,
So, if you're sick and tired of your home
Sam still has the portable unit for those places the
being buried in dust, give Gardiner's Duct
truck can't get to such as townhouse complexes.
Cleaning a call at I-91(XII-4-11-13.19. Appointments
The procedure for both is simple. Sam first
are available seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 10
closes off your vents and makes an opening in the
p.m. You'll find us in the yellow pages.
main duct. Then, while the vacuum unit sucks air
Customers from Markham to Scarborough to
into a holding chamber, a hose is put into the
Oshawa have relied on their service and are now
upstairs vents, one at a time, and blows the dust
enjoying a healthy home environment.
and dirt into the downstairs unit.
Isn't it time you did too:'
They also use the air snake method which
Why Advertise In Focus on Business
Durham businesses wanting to increase Cres profile and sales volume find that being a part of the Focus on
Business advertisirhg feature definitely has a advantage.
Over the hast few years a great marry busnesses- of all sizes - have Lound to imesfient in Cie ApdPidremg
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fkey would not have otherwise occurred.
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When a company makes a conlninenl to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, a also receives a full feature story
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Unless the business dooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspapers stall IN ad design, stay Interview
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NI the business needs to do is prepare for the increased sales volume For more information call Janice at 683-
0707
YUK YUK'S ON TOUR
AT
I
368 BAYLY ST. WEST
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1995
AT 8:00 P.M.
Tickets are $8.00 in advance
$10.00 at the door
FOR INFO CALL (905) 428-9746
START THE SEASON OFF
IN WITH A LAUGH
3UNTHER IVEN
CONTRACTING
Wood, Vinyl Doors/Windows
Basements, Decks, Additions
@I Pi All Other Home 01
Improvements '04
o4 (905) 839-0681 04
L_ _J,
GARDINER'S DUCT
CLEANING, CHIMNEY SWEEP
& EAVESTROUGH CLEANING
539.95 - $5 -=r vent
^� F
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CHIMNEY ShEE?NG SNL' 544.95
RESIDENTIAL r,
COMMERCIAL
Snake method used. (416) 282.3292
Grooming b Boarding
since 1945
By caring Animal lover
Pick up & delivery available
• 15•• oft grooming with ad. 1 time only.
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Christmas Sale &
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Saturday, Dec. 2, 1995
Sunday, Dec. 3, 1995
9:30 am - 2:30 pm
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auction listings
Clarington residents
call 404-2615
0I7I/IWISMIA
ART AUCTION
AT
THE OLDE TOWN HALL
NEWCASTLE
Preview at 12:00 Auction at 1:00
FEATURING TODAYS MOST POPULAR ARTISTS:
Trisha Romance: Silent Night, Song Birds, Market
Day, plus more.
Robert Bateman: Descending Shadows,
Summertime - Polar Bear, Lions
at Dawn, plus more.
James Lumber. Adrift, City Limits, Enchanted
Evening, Yesterdays Love,
Traditions, plus more.
Other Artists include Sandra Kuck, Carl Brenders,
Walter Campbell, Catherine Simpson, John Newby,
Alan Kingsland, too many to mention.
FINAL SALE OF THE YEAR
SAT. NOV. IS, 6
P.M.
MYLES KING
AUCTION HALL
33 HALL ST.
OSHAWA
(All consignments
welcomed) Chester-
field suite, 2 occa-
sional chairs, coffee
and end tables, an-
tique rocking chair,
color portable t.v..
mantel clock, 4 pce.
child's bedroom suite
with captains bed,
dressers, chest of
drawers, cedar chest,
oak tables. milk cans,
antique sleigh, treadle
sewing machine.
crocks, barn scales. 3
P, a walnut unit (good
condition) oil lamps.
Qla s top showcase.
d,nmg room table and
Tars, collectibles
t iate,s hall tree- an-
tique pine trunk. large
Quantity of dishes, sil-
ver china, tools, bed-
d,nQ large sale plant
attend terms cash.
Saes every Mon.
",les Thurs and sat.
atc'pm
Myles King
Auctioneer
725-5751
723-0501
at
Business
DON'T
MISS OUT!! Nil,
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p gate t e5
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Ing downi'ne members
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ro growth The network
M, -:acious three
bedroom ravine lot leper
-_.,-s o' oaF^.ns. credit a,-
MORTGAGES Good.
marketers dream vehicle
ate Income apartment 9a
an ements aersonal
g
badger planning, credit re -
baC ar, ,^yiy Financing for
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rage gas hear. S'22 SOC
pair FREE CONSULTA-
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WATI(INS Excellent in -
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TIONS Ontario Credit
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Counsellors ,Oshawa -Tc,
tooted Community Finan
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rill 'ow start-up fee Cyt
onto) 433-1425
oral Services 668-6805
Mr tray for more Intor-
POWER OF SALES"
-nyiOri 723-7381
S54 90- w buy a ae-
tacheo wrth 3 bedrooms.
roc -no, 2 baths ony 51.
dam and S750 monthly n-
duding taxes Ted Hough
for Rema- Summit 668-
3800
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IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES.OTHERS
DO NOT IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS
Business _
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BODY SHOP Long estab-
hShed business, air com-
parer, spray booth etc only ADULTS ONLY GLts
51695 monthly Available Over 18 See.:rg Older
,mined 725-1171 Men 1-900-45' 3538 ext
704. $3 29im-n must W
16 T tone
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orsi p
To Advertise your Service 1
Call Janice
683-0707
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH C)F CHRIST
CEDAR ST., AJAX
PRESBYTERIAN 1 street north of 401 - waist of Harwood
AY -BIBLE SCHOOL 9:455
SUNDAY-
35 CHURCH ST. N. WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY
PICKERING VILLAGE THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD -
683-731 1 JESUS IS LORD.
Sunday School, 683-2477
0
Supervised Nursery PICKERING STANDARD
Rev. K. Rowland CHURCH
Community
Service 11:00 a.m. Methodist
® Everyone Welcome (— \Brock Rd. at
�as Highway #7
IIIAQI Sunday Worship
1820 Whites Rd. N. 11:00 a.m. dr 7:00 p.m.
FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP Wednesday: 7:30 p.m.
11:00 a.m. Sunday Bible Study and
Sunday School, Bible Club for Children
®Supervised and Youth.
Nursery at that time Come and Worship
839-1383 837-0126
;
To Advertise On Ou'r"'Ofloliday
services Guide call Janice at
83-0707d
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Me Companions
THANKS to St. Jude
and the Sacred Heart
of Jesus for favours
received May the
sacred heart of Jesus
be adored, glorified,
loved and preserved
throughout the world
now and forever. Oh,
sacred heart of Jesus
pray for us. St. Jude,
worker of miracles,
pray for us. St Jude.
helper of the hopeless.
pray for us. St Jude
healer of the sick. pray
for us Say this prayer
nine times a day By the
eighth day your prayer
will be answered.
regardless of how
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NION NIEN'T CO. I.T11.
Manufacturers
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since 1872
11 showrooms or
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Dew's Advertiser
Classified Dept.
is open for your
convenience
every Sat.
9:30 to 3:00.
To Place Your
Classified Ad
Please Call
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F It an audir) imil of all 4 the current death rNwt'es--
recmed fm puhlicati(m iii the \eas .tdtener
or This Te& call 68}3005 or 40W91 �
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BUZZARD, tlma I neresa LOUISe Al the village
tirement Centre on Wednesday November 14,19
Elma Theresa Louise Dennison in her 72nd. yea
loved wife of the late Frank Blizzard. Loving Motl
of Frank and his wife Dianne, Reg. Doug and his
Dorothy. Danny and his wife Marlene, and Pame
and
her husband Jonathan Bowles. Dear grandmothf
12 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Sisti
of Malcolm, Curt. Florence. Glona, Virginia. Joyo
and Lois. The family will receive friends at the Mi
Eachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, E
(Pickenng Village) 905.428-8488 from 7-9
Thursday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Friday Funeral
Service at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
(Church St. N.) Pickering Village on Saturday No
vember 18 at 10 00 an Interment Pine Ridge
Memorial Gardens. Donations may be made to tl
Community Nursing Home or the Aiax-Pickenng
Hospital.
To place your personalized In
Memoriam,
call 683-0707
and let one of our professional
advisors help you.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1995 -PAGE 23
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Miller Respond to an ad by calling
1 -900-451 -3193
SKY SENSITIVE FEMALE � m 26. 5 5'. short brown
ham Drown eyes I enpy waking. dancing. movies
COtlkng and quiet evenings Seeking honest sincere
male 26 to 34for possible relationship No head
gapes pease BOX 26197
LIKE TO DARTY? '.o single while lemale kends.
blonde D,ue Wed Seeking twc s:n;le while males
'herds. 19 to 23. who errov oars !on ance and good
sines AMIs' W sincere and honest BOX 26494
CUTE WHITE FEMALE. ,rW wwe'#ran 28 war.
rg 'or fm sw trate our 5 IT Drown har plug eyes
heavy set. wring. hones:fatthaa non smoke occa-
sonal Jm*e, interests include socahtwg, cmdren
fomaox nights or, the f rooyce lust"
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soul mak Dkase as o ■eep te Ye rano 901 26493
GENTLEMAN ONLY Amracbve educated aro• aCur
Mas or'nev 22 mom bue eyes 58" 130 Dwds
Sm g 3 genMman 25 to IC Oust be estadrslM
outWng and enfoy tele I rYoy the wows hall.
UK% ding and a woe ea t ry d music and spats
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Iters Clkden ■etome BOX M41S
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rot ort 'eat: Tanks an a svgs why irnak 36
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your Dal 901 X162
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behind the greeting.
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greetings before the Sincerely Yours
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for bsCek laime ercoplers in ^e -snaw3 rea
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Mires BOX '"I
WEEKENC FA'NER a .o•v m7wine ^r 39 wild
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d x ince d Te mod ercn Qts tix Y, Drsra
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LOOKING FOR MS PIGH- S ;t .^'e -ale I
ateaChe 7 r' F, ^.S 7ywn ^.our 7^'wn Ms
'w a mets d "Wesm was ads 901264!
A GOOD CATCH ' x -W 70 t -ro. 1ys K. ANY 7C
dvnatnc `r 0n ; ,is we a cog'! rroerkctim Sue t
a Wwg :aka % wrc s -Aiturn, r Adastadng Om
Nor Thwart; severe ,,eel acv ry 3 ON k•- vin
skid :erseT_,. •abroad r •eaves BOX XY2
WHITE FEMALE am er ar'aU eo c.a rid A o,
r e ,en'ae _7w rd b 3rdeer 'eahe t ;et togeter,
writ BOX 26531
SPECIAL FRIEND 3' :Mous +hte'emae 13C
OS Ad :rows our onown etas Seers owle Moate in
the sane age 711v10 !o liennshc r ;,ar
-Atimsrvp BCI 26470
INK AND CARING. .re old gav dad ewe
'35 X,115 .x -.r; 'ry a ;er Tornae 2. t 2r. W40
a" mux xca w<; ane ekenc •inks +r- -a 71
womar ;an ecu saWv Y' 9CI 25155
PETITE WOMAN -. e•rye cr; -- D 7- ria
Torr Tres -.ppr s >. v^at' te air b "r'aMc IMPS
er rig ;noto;•30, I '•ting aro ;.,r, .Doo 1 -
ry,r .'th wi-a rloos:s h0 NW •pinks lease
BOX 2456
SINCEREL I SEEKING Y es hard .o k.r, -Rat
vvresvc w xsson, -'ae BOX XW
VI ARIOUS FENIA.E '3ared 36 J!"C e D-7r10us
karate -e'+; :r -v I ..f -r• rt .w.en' 7e4 O?W
firs 90126476
LAD' NAN7EC aaa Ier'ae neat wink WW'01
\r auT%- w vusv kAlInti Mus oe easy Dreg
Wild W" . ad .0 sox 2"15
LOOKING FOR YOU : '--a # 'B easy gong
;9+awa Yea ..re auTn4 =menta '3Pr'o Mad
nalor "ee,- :•..rvk cram '8 t for pod
mS iv: ocsv w'>atcvsn.0 box 25702
FPS" :aokc 2, as 'arae : 5-
w.
per y-,.- r : , +,es rhe a .rte era t ''cd 3n
d .aarg 'c' sok *it t 3C BOX 2537
FRIENDS ONLY :av +cma• ate :: a c. r; '7
kwvts yin 'rig ;.wig in .nen ;akrg n ,.now BOX
25142
SINGLE WHITE FEMALE -xr:n; '7 vrhpt .^ •e
kmm 7'W'snic is BCX 25130
OJuwa/N'hnhy Thr, Werk. I•Lnn�ti..h TI. it Wock, Alaa/PwEcnnb \: w. Adl ntvtr, N..rthumtt•r l:arwl \.ors arW ALrkckplxe —tic, m. IuMhty L. dor canrant „I..w n-rlw, In .any ailvcru.rmenb, and w.h 6aMlny r -L, cxdu.rvcly with the advcnirr •.I. -h aU.,nig.. mint. t h.n,,wa
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Introducing The 1996 SPEC/AL EDITIONS
TOYOTA duality Plus Extra Value
1996 TERCEL SV
STANDARD FEATURES
• POWER STEam • AWFM RADIO CASSETTE
_14 • BODY SSE MOULDOM • CARPET MATS
• SPORTY WHEEL COVERS •1.5 LITRE 16 VALVE ENGINE
0 ms's • ALL SEASON TIRES • S2 M.P.G.
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Tar in my We cuddles, hugs and massage Are you a
MEN;uef
lou om orkrned. a hea" man from Mats fordvs
SEEKING
Verba lady. 51, BOX 26514
MAN OF WISDOM Freed and companion, succes.04
3II7NT AND CURIOUS Lady 50. poless'Ona with
and ambnous a cave dwetle, welcome to my Ice
:e;• -. ife Interested in Personal 70wth I'll
vsytxeg to owe. we Doteve we can have it al reale+
m;. walks n the CW*y QU'M evrrgs a come
n, r# Xorvrent 80126517
and wealth and low. Single while female. 50 BOX
K3KING FOR ROMANCE. Rommlic. altraceve sr+
26515
COZY AND WARM. 'ol. •ave a Irepace t cuddle in
r e'e 'praw 35 5 6- skin writ, sally blade hate
kM of all a had 3av a! wart% or W on the sit oars
lee es es and no dependents Looking b a senvbe.
Fosse W ekosht Inendly and mnident you are •,v
eccb .are, male. 3C to 39 for a serous neiab(Wtstkp
Wo and yoolicb I a your 46 50 BOX 26516
3 26529
4THVSIASTK; lady_ age 50 nkresled n persaul
WHOLESOME Vcvher of one 39. enfoys Te vender
lungs in We -,laws slpomhel man. who an a00rtc+
Dili- c.k.rg dancing. walks in The country Goss
ark a teary wanan of "tnsw values 193 mutually
I'T� :.ring Seeu'g Beare inserreseng kle tonrpin.
rewarding We wornence BOX 26195
• b 34 hslmonk'C lou' Dasshatale Wines BOX 26532
SDK OF GAMES Seeung •v;res' vrcere man. wind is
:EKING COMPANION. , am a 50. unacaded. Aac
deannts n a, Yd -'vows what he -am We Someone
e 7ydl cow^ r earth I low We. rpoY la *W.
who .4I amnoctate a 47 year old who will 10 day
g wap3 mares spats LDdag 19 kerdshD and
games and owes hater travel. Wing aro country
.svpn **msnp sine+ smeone who wads o share
mux et Box 2M79
ase trigs with me BOX 26533
SEEDIG MR NW yin K+. ST and separated
)MFORTAKE SILENCE s what 'm "In Find
yk cowry -usc .ants dancing, mals ealaq yl
Locke g for a gneeman. 3610 W 510"
1' Non smoker Dretttrred ocrasctrta draw
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okay Lolamg 4 h Sane n a g8lta n0 oft
37I
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Il OF LIFE Sig" wee lemak mol bo sen. 504h.
WHERE ARE YOU7 Sngte we 52' sten yowl
30110'all"t. M burg. Wes 0 take woksdance and
NV okR ryes .Doting low M' Pot between the ages
Dire: -xh11g b block mak. G t 55. for snarg
ol23 b 30 Must be srceet nhoest 1manec ad able
d kenesh0 BOX 2W4
o low Ao broken neared boys If you have nese
3FI LED. ACT QUITE Missing a Pace d the DuZlte
guakba I nave the rhe BOX X501
*0.0's 'at 4gsed srge Tan. hapofy -00ite
SENSITIVE FEMALE -Dor rg b sincere man wild, d
I Imo conrpmorak and bpi '4 MUM Deus
coated food Peet Dbhowsmots -fa
lag tem. romantic comparwm. 35 ID 45. sincere
hoceey games ..brwy Tux am 52. mean sal low
mplofe with an XV%M tuba m We SOP dads
annalscuddle% p1% ad rece" Itis of TLC It
try welcome BOX X511
you wad an Orchid rtsaw of a'dse. al box 26437
NI11571AN LADY. 53 Wald We to meet a ameah
SLEEPLESS IN WMITBY 45 57. U toured. snlonrg
ineemr am a non sonar 10n drv* r Like an,
Lanae so@" that specia somotim Mist be honrA
ads rave' romantC evethngs And o001DrlonshP
Won. beg. employe. 45 to 5C BOX 28492
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SKY SENSITIVE FEMALE � m 26. 5 5'. short brown
ham Drown eyes I enpy waking. dancing. movies
COtlkng and quiet evenings Seeking honest sincere
male 26 to 34for possible relationship No head
gapes pease BOX 26197
LIKE TO DARTY? '.o single while lemale kends.
blonde D,ue Wed Seeking twc s:n;le while males
'herds. 19 to 23. who errov oars !on ance and good
sines AMIs' W sincere and honest BOX 26494
CUTE WHITE FEMALE. ,rW wwe'#ran 28 war.
rg 'or fm sw trate our 5 IT Drown har plug eyes
heavy set. wring. hones:fatthaa non smoke occa-
sonal Jm*e, interests include socahtwg, cmdren
fomaox nights or, the f rooyce lust"
Seekig a genii n 28 t 33 K rat a p�e nv
soul mak Dkase as o ■eep te Ye rano 901 26493
GENTLEMAN ONLY Amracbve educated aro• aCur
Mas or'nev 22 mom bue eyes 58" 130 Dwds
Sm g 3 genMman 25 to IC Oust be estadrslM
outWng and enfoy tele I rYoy the wows hall.
UK% ding and a woe ea t ry d music and spats
Have a pre fear Tae 3epenar end is rat towns 3
Iters Clkden ■etome BOX M41S
HEART OF GOLD Evolved ate nig; Y's npvy ser
hemar urge wdr ro dependents III of ToIxes and
r omrst has a Mrd nor 'No ld We a man ct WNW
%Writes M oducaeor s a must no dmMer and n0
04 user 7 We pavers please BOX 24974
WANTED E sopor single while *ae 6 dark -ar 35
t C. ernoove .oang b one 52- donde mor Dene
nes 33 shm lim" rib 4 bin 4 s. Dotage We =rneY
mus0 5,~ new BOX 3458
DURHAM REGION fear -_NN 'o -ry '3m•IW anal ray
W Drat are JS t Aj emplpwd and down t earth.
rot ort 'eat: Tanks an a svgs why irnak 36
IIWW I build MAnt have srse ;f heha BOX 2W9
BEAUTIFUL BRUNETTE Female N slaws twat,, ;r
TW. '95 b 2-. Dards enpy 'ring DhoW41"T
low mors Nd into head Parks must Do iina cwt
teWm a you 1194 rou he h man. 11 be .amN to
your Dal 901 X162
SEPARATED FATHER f.: .•.Ie'ate T•ee
LoOkxv; 4y a'aa Si- :Ran krk10, fourw r lady septi
rakd 7 Olvorce0 M any •ace Nae someone d start
over again krdshp first BOX 26528
S IT YOU. Zw* arts oa W w of 2 xys woX We
t meet Tat' wr)ry in Aa 7c.n Wes pow•
naw. 6 '9C Cs Era 3axuq mores ging hots ;I
kinder bwg are ad Tae Wrings cuddling at lone
See" slm srdte enol 'il.. 3`, 'd 94 .tin sane
interests BOX NSM
ROMANTIC GENTLEMAN irgk write lmhan mare
32 "wc.rg 'v' i• _.•f :tar 'rale 2: t !2 rad s 3
-eat tan am ox warts t oe leafed. rt 'esOeC Ye
rine+ W faihbe vaues b'cm Tem oaonsrlp Belly
eanar Mary BOX 26SU
SHY. HONEST GUY '. ,ea x one -ale 5` 'ion
est arv: "arc W,,. nq, Nodmil: h Dar scene 'ow
movas ce; r c rig 'vine We win cash okased and
would -e'c ,are mfr ire and de nth Tar special Den
sin BOX 28535
NO GAMES PLEASE ;rge rthk Tae 4C .kith w;
bows oar cars' -'v Lnolrkrs ourgay'sr eves and a
Case Di" muslad a Swung goon- oai.'; tali 3C
Plus big honest vrcre :ting. Dungea'rrsn'c
Please kid games tele 4 to srdr+ 7ve to 'lea Mom
amp" in h Dunan'W BOX 2521/
CHRISTIAN MALE Soong n ;.r •nae T soy
35 .e^f "dig wws: 3 ror smow Ind! non 7m'Ikr
-40 old moves. 4g wats ad nark Ile .aWs age
wow "vorari Friends flim ter Dossap •era
ammo Duran mW yet BOX 26555
NEW TO AREA Y oma old mom Drown naw end
eves .Dan; b e-ae '9 to -z t0 snare M fm
Kill roma+tc evenkgs Rau uheomaht BOX 3525
MTs COME TC ties 'its dao wed. we Wed
wwroc rows V" winti. 29 AN aro aqe woo
-ale If you can relate Is Only two Bolas and bbl
-,•4%%DWwe,e+fl+n F,"first BOX 26526
SINGLE WHITE MALE Yin r ener,w h -r err,
-Avavr ;r9e .^rn aie 29 6 ' 5 Os -lee Te
Utas Traveling a:er Ines 3r4 Wit; advenrrous
eking a neamv h amacmw .n.re Methal --c s
se ue wnh ne w# and ie BOX 26501
SECURE. Mvk ale 26 N'dloy!+: -It 3 ar" of
interests incWrg m.sc and ski iee+rg 3macm
empoyed female 21 to T BOX 26510
BEAST CALLING BEAUTY Singe .Mk ale -01
sirs mc,,es surer +ars :r Te tear ."send
:ru-ses on moloncic'e a,so 3JR' %T es a! -o-e
.dour'; or v'* wrlAe lemm ;Yin Sark interests.'d
Lead Banes Serous r.ou,es only BOX 26517
ATHLETIC, SENSITIVE 3'd S,ce•e w cr le'
Amact-.e -our 35 6 'al `x)IcS .rt a MSW '7
mux and Dow r Seeks 3 Lir '•! armor n•tded
woman 25 to c to ttPr'dstv0 posLbk 'eadnskr0
Singe moms wow m BOX A4U
SINGLE WHITE MALE ao.r 'or srvr.Mk *-a*
29 •c ;:.nr ehcr as roves Jr- oss Tae'
times. +Too -,c es and 7o4+'g BOX 25297
HEAL -Hy BUT SHY ;amxs :.nor ^are S'
-Acts :ee. s tomato Y am ace age 2� t 25 who s
Oabr.t and h gar+; ;ends t -Pits- Duld BOX
X199
LOOKING FOR FUllit war* ae 29 tang b an
adacrvp -a••+^. 7 ;. yk .n.!e e',30 .7 :ase
encounters BOX YAN
FATHER OF THREE ieeis 24 to P ria old woman
wi, cves rtorr rd K X we t wig 3 Wl*-r ;
tea' :",iv inch; 7nc•traory 3Mma:s Y- 3
hush :'S di BOX 2650!
STILL SEARCHING -:rip ehk ^are 37 eras al
fOcv'S moves :.R• -.•nes ;ood :3rversa0m and
W40'eq ill 4•vng sngk Pma.e 30sn. +•R ^e
same tykes BOX 25250
COLLEGE STUDENT Amacm ehk ale :01
leg• sudrt `. - 7ntrr -our sd eros -xwg b
asackre oah:md lethal '8 a 22 ro dopordern b
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frtltnd"o DossiOle'eapa+sh0 BOX 26503
SEEKING OLDEP WOMEN erxr r 38 runs to
Telt 7der :ass, aces i5s, one are open 'tw'r3dC
for bsCek laime ercoplers in ^e -snaw3 rea
Good looks and greats wxraWy BOX 2W7
DESTINY MAN Y- woke g b 01*0se Wo s Ac v
acne 3rd ;ca o^!ed Must ce a h'. 3w r
o" Fainly rded~ can aeare Own •wows
d l not atrao t asA b nett _Doug b a r e s Acs
sore as ' air t oe Age s To 3 mn otir '1a s •eF
Goll c9b 7 artWQWV 3r w nave 3 "USQW Quid
and our a'rama gc oefw 801264M
SEEK RODEO GIRL. hse awes 31 -OW :atkes r
,sna'wa s, 'rc.'y-w ' '995 '7d /du Tat -ad
seen you at Te ^,oro •oleo out did nor rpt your
rare neat t ;pea t ,s, agar Plwse •escord
Sox am
TENDER LOVING _ARE r, tar'X 7-k-Sxre Sr
ge rite -ao _^rCvs -.0L-ar D'w, wing arae
a;nirrg and getug arae 'or to .eo,.erv: .7dcng
V a acv rt saaar mess BOI 26491
FUN TIES Mae ;e*- ado b ascreer •eahvnfhP
;Pas# #e.e ,r,.r mare -roar YC ow 114 pest
timee y rat BOX2N05
CARING PERSON .:v'•r, ;:nowe 'gs�es-ar se- ;
Wig +r ;:•r '?mare :5 t 45 b ` F."Nio and DCS
sae ,org erm '-w-SNO E lo'r urcng *us c
maks will W air ms a nook WS 4's ad
Mires BOX '"I
WEEKENC FA'NER a .o•v m7wine ^r 39 wild
Aa'rR^ Y'^. Ynr,aal _ 7rivYr b a Reek 't*tik w'd
d x ince d Te mod ercn Qts tix Y, Drsra
J7we' Box MINI
LOOKING FOR MS PIGH- S ;t .^'e -ale I
ateaChe 7 r' F, ^.S 7ywn ^.our 7^'wn Ms
'w a mets d "Wesm was ads 901264!
A GOOD CATCH ' x -W 70 t -ro. 1ys K. ANY 7C
dvnatnc `r 0n ; ,is we a cog'! rroerkctim Sue t
a Wwg :aka % wrc s -Aiturn, r Adastadng Om
Nor Thwart; severe ,,eel acv ry 3 ON k•- vin
skid :erseT_,. •abroad r •eaves BOX XY2
WHITE FEMALE am er ar'aU eo c.a rid A o,
r e ,en'ae _7w rd b 3rdeer 'eahe t ;et togeter,
writ BOX 26531
SPECIAL FRIEND 3' :Mous +hte'emae 13C
OS Ad :rows our onown etas Seers owle Moate in
the sane age 711v10 !o liennshc r ;,ar
-Atimsrvp BCI 26470
INK AND CARING. .re old gav dad ewe
'35 X,115 .x -.r; 'ry a ;er Tornae 2. t 2r. W40
a" mux xca w<; ane ekenc •inks +r- -a 71
womar ;an ecu saWv Y' 9CI 25155
PETITE WOMAN -. e•rye cr; -- D 7- ria
Torr Tres -.ppr s >. v^at' te air b "r'aMc IMPS
er rig ;noto;•30, I '•ting aro ;.,r, .Doo 1 -
ry,r .'th wi-a rloos:s h0 NW •pinks lease
BOX 2456
SINCEREL I SEEKING Y es hard .o k.r, -Rat
vvresvc w xsson, -'ae BOX XW
VI ARIOUS FENIA.E '3ared 36 J!"C e D-7r10us
karate -e'+; :r -v I ..f -r• rt .w.en' 7e4 O?W
firs 90126476
LAD' NAN7EC aaa Ier'ae neat wink WW'01
\r auT%- w vusv kAlInti Mus oe easy Dreg
Wild W" . ad .0 sox 2"15
LOOKING FOR YOU : '--a # 'B easy gong
;9+awa Yea ..re auTn4 =menta '3Pr'o Mad
nalor "ee,- :•..rvk cram '8 t for pod
mS iv: ocsv w'>atcvsn.0 box 25702
FPS" :aokc 2, as 'arae : 5-
w.
per y-,.- r : , +,es rhe a .rte era t ''cd 3n
d .aarg 'c' sok *it t 3C BOX 2537
FRIENDS ONLY :av +cma• ate :: a c. r; '7
kwvts yin 'rig ;.wig in .nen ;akrg n ,.now BOX
25142
SINGLE WHITE FEMALE -xr:n; '7 vrhpt .^ •e
kmm 7'W'snic is BCX 25130
OJuwa/N'hnhy Thr, Werk. I•Lnn�ti..h TI. it Wock, Alaa/PwEcnnb \: w. Adl ntvtr, N..rthumtt•r l:arwl \.ors arW ALrkckplxe —tic, m. IuMhty L. dor canrant „I..w n-rlw, In .any ailvcru.rmenb, and w.h 6aMlny r -L, cxdu.rvcly with the advcnirr •.I. -h aU.,nig.. mint. t h.n,,wa
W-1, mars .n wt ..de d-rcuon Lhanpo. rcpct or Jokte any [.arwnal ad-tit,ernrnb whit hit kcm. otAM . p-ic All ad-nrv-r, mus r,,c,wd a va.we Knelrng t. --intruny thou ad. AJt w.rh.wt v.n.c Frcca np nay an ap[vcar ,, Srn.eircly 1',w. When you - A. -, ph- h.!I . A
r:ll,a1 a . s..rF, "1%-' 49 rwt mmuw• An avarAgc s mmwe call cr..t.. $7 47 Rcs[wwwknL% will Ikar pen.+ul ark -intr.os A Adv,rttvr. ani! arc ahk- it, Icav a vow, marl -c cc
To rhawGr or rewrw ' rwr ad nig fw -taweer .er , call 1 -MMM. V `,1- G.4N 24 lwnars a day
Aft
i LAI k"
Introducing The 1996 SPEC/AL EDITIONS
TOYOTA duality Plus Extra Value
1996 TERCEL SV
STANDARD FEATURES
• POWER STEam • AWFM RADIO CASSETTE
_14 • BODY SSE MOULDOM • CARPET MATS
• SPORTY WHEEL COVERS •1.5 LITRE 16 VALVE ENGINE
0 ms's • ALL SEASON TIRES • S2 M.P.G.
_ _ • PLUS MUCH MORE
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1996
STANDARD
COROLLA SD
FEATURES
1996
STANDARD
CAMRY PLUS
FEATURES
• POWER STEERING
• AWFM RADIO CASSETTE
• AIR CONDITIONING
• POWER WINDOWS & DOOR LOCKS
• BODY SIDE MOULDINGS • SPORTY WHEEL COVERS
• KEYLESS ENTRY
• WOODGRAIN TRW
• CARPET MATS
•1.6 LITRE 16 VALVE ENGINE
• CRUISE CONTROL
-CARPET MATS
• ALL SEASON TIRES
• REMOTE TRUNKIFUEL RELEASE • AMIFM RADIO CASSETTE
• 60(40 FOLD DOWN REAR SEAT
e PLUS MUCH MORE
• PLUS MUCH MORE
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Broker
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Ajax -Pickering home page
http://biznet.worldonline.ca/rip/branch
/Ajax-Pickering.htm
GOIf nAt I'
Ajax
427-6522
Pickering
683-1790
MUST BE SOLD-
Lovely 2 bedroom at just
X114.503rd bedroom plus L016 What are the three most impnt
baR*
sement. Gree at mortgage
gagee ortaroom 2 ithings to look for when buying a home?
ba
at 7 5/80c available. Call Gail •1of-A III Eel M •lef-A 111 [91 11, M 11c• •
for details. ate° '�'` :€ Ia } �;•.
s ,�� . •'°=' -mow m � r rt
.r.REDUCED &
READY FOR WANTED
OWNER FOR
SALE BUILDING LOT `�-
4 bedroom. Pwnenng 106 x 200. ReaJy
...:1 Nome features hard• AJAX BY -THE -LAKE! QUEEN'S COMMON PICKERING ENCLAVES
r '°' wood & cera....- .4ic `or budding. Call Dream ktcher Quality throughout Unparalied setting
i floors. air, vac. plus - '` - Gail for location. Approx. 3.000 sq. ft. Oak staircase Greenhouse kitchen
} " 4 finished basement. -
�` � Call Gail for appt. - "DFD1C4TF.D TO SF.RV7.'VG YOU' BETTFR"
GAIL LOIS AT 427-6522.
$227.900 - Upgrades $194.900 Spotless! $194,500 Beautiful $325,000 - 'Stocked ti
galore ' Newer flooring in Spacious' Private yard ' bungalow Large up- 1W
living 8 dints room '95 ' - pond ' Farmers fit
9 9 --el len courtlike graded in-law apartment bets worked 'Ideal
Jacobsen built. 4 level J with separate entrance g
In round pool ' Beautiful capon on quiet tree p count dub, fishing. t
'+ -i p N i -ed street ' Huge family Double garage ' Fam. nn. country 9•
a dscaped Nanny's with airtight stove farm, working farm
a: artment with separate =-om with bar & fireplace Private yard Walk to :.« �• ideal location for cou
�-•rance ' Ceiling fans ' s walkout ' Family size
nken iivin room • "hen Master with u Town Centre 8 GO estate. Minutes from I
9 _ _ Kitchen skylight ' Walkout - - - Perry.
dish Gas sem. en suite.
.wx ...�, to deck 'Master en surte '
nreplace. ►► JILL SMITH' ;. Built-in oven 8stove to EVELYN REGAN'
JEFF GRACEY' 683-1790 ,�F- 427-6522
683-1790 JILL SMITH'
$83,900 - Excellent $101,900 - Living room 5151,900 - Location is _ $154,900 - South Aja
c 'ding lot in desirable walkout to balcony great ' South Ajax' Close4 . ,?i Walk to lake
_ east Rouge Valley area of , ` Greenhouse kitchen to lake & conservation 's k bedrooms ' 6T frontac
_w homes ' All services,��� , • *~.' : Master vnih en suite ' S area ' Close to schools '
�+- r-' + • ' - ® come shows beautdully - Updated eat -in kitcl
a d to building permit 5: appliances ' Elec!nc light : ar excellent family home with walkout to dec
age' 2 adjoining and 1 +_ 'fixtures Window ''=� y �:r'�
,ea, lot are also on MLS � T "' -�•ar` - Y = - w, tchen walkout to patio ' �.�t-' Ceramic floor ' Pede
-� • -� + covenngs 'Central air '
Family room with fireplace 4 sink ' Partially firnsl
-•ontages vary from 40 to En suite Laundry. 2Master with en suite ' basement.
b'= *eel.TOMB ' � Window coverings 3 bolt _ MICHAEL FEMSON
JILL $MRH' 683-17901790 � ,: ir; dishwasher �• 683-1790
6n1790 REX THOMAS'
683.1790
$114,997 - Maintenance $1,475 PER MONTH - $218,900 - Super Maple $229,000 - 2 stoi
inowies garoage 8 snow Fabulous home Well R oge horse New
r ,� spacious toyer ' Cerai
removal & landscaping ' ' kept Central air - broadloom 'Hardwood hall '
p Ceramic foyer New floor ' 4 bedroom.
Oak cupboards Oak Appliances 'Shutters ' Curved oak stairs
railing ' Fireplace with -,:stuon flooring ' Gorgeous >< ,
heat pump ' Garburator ' _ Fireplace ' Ceramic floors 'inished basement ' Wet bar Central vacuum ' Am
Extra storage ' Backs on ' Master with en suite ' Gas fireplace ' Jacuzzi ' to garage ' Family ro
greenbelt ' Skylight ' Alarm system Caldomia shutters' Garage with fireplace' Central
A;,piiances ' Loh ' Close interlocking walkway. door opener ' French doors ' Dishwasher, fridge
schools 8 401 HEATHER CULLEN' ' Pantry ' Master with en •
BARBARA VACIRCA' _ ,� 683 1790 _-. suite. stove included.
5' 6&3-1790 - SYLVIA KYLE DOUGLAS JOYCE'
683-1790
5234,700 - Huge master $159,900 - Freehold $163,900 - Spotless 4 $164,900 - Best b
so te. wide sunfilled townhome Approx. level back lit
greenhouse kitchen, 1,622 sq. ft. ' Kitchen sP on pretty fty for 1,800 sq. ft., tan
separate living room, with breakfast area & treed lot. 3+1 bedroom, sized kitchen ovt
=~ c walkout to back yard _ faint room & reC room -'�,
dining room and family Master with 4 piece en ��'i� ty _ "�"" looking family coo
room, ideal traffic pattern, suite Electric light _ ApartmentPosslbdlbes• r main floor laundry,
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_-. Scarlett -O -Nara staircase, fixtures ' Fridge & stove • — WILMA TANNER* 1/2 baths, let's look!
open from basement foyer Easy access to 401, 427-6522 WILMA TANNEW
to second floor. "GO', town centre & 427.6522
DOUG JOYCE— recreation complex.
683-1790 KATHRYN PARISH•coq 4
3 BDRMS. - SOUTH AJAX
Finished rec nn., walkout basement, great
condition - lots of upgrades.
3 BDRMS.
- SOUTH AJAX
$169,900
Steps to the lake. Good lot.
Lots of sunshine. Lots of
upgrades.
2 BDRII - GREAT LOCATION
Large unit in well managed building.
Convenient central Ajax - 4 appliances.
HEATHER CULLEN*
Two great centrally located homes.
Be home before Christmas.
3 BDR11. - RENOVATED 2 BORK - LUXURY CONDO
Redone top to bottom - Great kitchen Great South Ajax location. Modem buiding 4 levels - 9 rooms - quiet street. Clean
Great central Ajax location - Move in. with all the amenities. horse. Family kitchen. Move in.
CALL GEORGE COUTTS" 427-6522
•Saks Representative
$148,900 - WANTED - A YOUNG FAMILY
This freshly painted 3 bdrm. tome is located on a quiet
court. Close to everything including GO Train.
Spacious kitchen, 1 12 baths, 2 appliances & more.
Heather CLOen', 683-1790.
"Associate Broker
$138,900 - PICKERING STARTER
This 3 bdrm. home is detached above grade. Spacious
rooms ind. eat -in kitchen with ceramics, finished bsmt.
A great price b no maintenance fees. Heather Cullen',
683-1790.
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As one of Durham
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design thinking artd
quality Constructed
products appeal to all
types of hornchuyers.
And accounts for why
Aspen Springs has been
so popular. becoming,
one of the most dcsirahlc
places to live in the
Durham Region.
Aspen Springs is a
fitasIcr- planned
community that is
already home to over 350
Families. People have
come to Aspen Springs
hecause of its location —
just south of Hwy. ? and
only minutes north of
Hwy. 401 — and hecausc
the community offers
them ever} -thing they
nerd. Shopping and
recreation amenities are
already very prominent
part of the communil},
with more shopping
facilities proposed for
the arra. Also hying
talked ahout is the
pussihility of a GO
Transit station and the
(,O train cominu into the
area.
Ot course. ►nany of
the promise, of the
Con1r77unity hays now
become a reality. For
example. the new
cicmentarI, school is now
under construction and
schcdulcd to open in
Septernhcr 1996. 0
course, there arc the
open spaces and hark-,
and grccnhclt pathways
that arc great fur young
and old alike and al%vaVs
only a short walk away.
Thcn there is Kaitlin•s
alter -sales service.
Kaitlin stresses the
importance of each
resident. This attention
on the Part of the
developer ensures the
purchaser of a positive
honuhuying experience.
which translates to
excellent referrals. In
facl. a lame numhcr of
homes sold in Aspen
Springs thus far have
Co►nc ahout as a result of
"word -oI- mouth"
ad\crtising.
So it you arc looking
for a community where
house designs.
construction techniques
and srryice are second to
none. Aspen Springs is
the place to visit.
The sales office is
open Krum I to h p.m.
Mondav to Thursday and
from I I a.m. to 0 p.m. on
Saturdays. Sundays and
holidays. To ,1ct to Aspen
Springs. take Hwy. -iU 1
Cast to 'Wa�rrh Rd., in
Bowmanvillc, and
proceed north. The ,airs
office is located on
Martin Rd.. dust minute,
north of the 401. You can
also take Hwy. 2 to
Martin Rd. (Rcunonal Rd.
57) and proceed south.
For n7orr inturrnation
call the ,ale, office at
(905) 427-860, .
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published Ili wrrkly, with a
WHrrrAK R total pr"ssrutt til 191.500
eoprt•s. al 865 Farrwrll St..
publisher
Oshawa (trlrphaur numhcr
BRUCE DANFORD
advertising manager
Monique Lea
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John Duarte
feat tires constihant
5179-4404) and is onr u1 tilt-
MOniland Priulntg. 1'ublishmg
and Distributing group til
suburban newspapers with
dnslributian in Oshawa. Whtthv.
Alax. Pickering. Clanngton.
Sratburmigh ,tnd fart Petry.
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Get away with the Kaitlin Group
Cathy Hickey, of Whitby (left), will be enjoying a Vacation -Get -Away on the Kaitlin Group as a
result of being chosen as a winner of a trip just for stopping by the Rosebank Forest site in
Pickering. The contest was open to people 18 -years -of -age or over and who visited the site during
ALTO;two weekends in
FV1 Fi2E October. Presenting
— — Cathy with her trip is
sales representative
® Ross Brown.Rosebank
Forest is located in
} `L Pickering on Rosebank
Rd., north of Sheppard
Ave. The sales office i
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Thursday from 1 to
P
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�. 8p.m. and on weekends
r a4 t `i and holidays from 11
a.m. to 6 p.m.
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New Horries azRCI Interiors
Liza offers Victorian
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lomcs that are country inspired and with it Victorian Y'%y ` `l ki i -
l1air is what you will find at Iiia Humes new Courtice ti ~.. •r.,>'+�,, �,<`
community, Country side at Fieldstone. " '� �,, . ~• ? e4 t
Just recently introduced. Countryside offers it
picturesque setting for the home huyer looking fora
eluict, family-oriented neighborhood. Any time of the t� 7•:17' - -
year, it will he it joy to walk or go for it hike ride alone
the gently rolling hills of the surrounding farmland
countryside.
But country living doesn't mean yuu have to set aside I
modern conveniences and the community is close to all r_f
amenities -- shopping. schools and recreation facilities.
And you are less than one hour away from Toronto alone
Hwy. 4111. which easily accessible -
and just it short drive south of
Countryside at Fieldstone. (10
Transit service is also ncarhy.
The homes themselves arc
perfectly suited for this community.
Horne,, has hrought it little ofrand
me and be blown away
0ritario's heritage into every homeh our clear -out of builder
design. The result Is homes that aredel homes.This is big
cicy,ant to look at and feature an
impressive list of exterior andings time for you and
interior features. ur family. Visit our
At Countryside, yuu find homes
with hrioht morning rooms whereorated model, touch
you can start the day by enjoying feel the quality
beautiful country murnin�ks, central
family rot)ms where the family can difference in a
gather and talk alxrut the happenings Liza home. AA
of the day and private alcoves for the
quieter moments -- whether
catching up on work ur sitting hack
with a good hook. The Victorian
charm is reflected in design details
`covered
like wrap-around and
porches, arched windows and
decorative wi►ud panelling and pasts.
There is a home to suit your needs
at Countryside. Homes in the current
release arc available on 30-, 40- or
454ix►t lots and in a variety of sizes
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bedroom layouts. Prices start at
$139,990 for it 1,428 sq.h. home on
a 304ix►t lot and range to S 192,9%
for a spacious four-bedroom, 2,386
sq.ft. plan on a 454(x)t lot. Closing
dates are available for summer of
1996 and some as early as this
Christmas.
Des1gn features include coffered,
nine -foot ceilings, sunken living
rooms in some models, open plans
and decorative columns and two-
,
storey parlors. Homes on 45400t
lots all have fireplaces as a standard
feature.
Countryside at Fieldstone once
again proves that Liza Homes is one
of the country's most innovative
builders and offers homes that are
perfectly in tune with the needs of
today's home buyers — both in
exterior design and appeal and
interior comfort and convenience.
The builder is well known to the area
for its other communities Rainbow
Ridge and Victoria Garden, both in
Bowmanville.
The Countryside at Fieldstone
sales office is located at the
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intersection of Trull's Rd. and Hwy.
2, in Courtice just east of the
Oshawa townline. The sales office is
open Monday to Thursday from 2 to
8 p.m. and on weekends and
holidays from noun to 6 p.m. The
sales office is closed on Fridays. For
more information, contact sales
representative Carol Pinder at 404-
1996 or 1-800-262-4162.
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Allan & Mary -Ann Knight
2309 Abbott Cres.
Pickering, Ontano
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December 19, 1994
Dear Dave.
We are writing this letter to thank you for
your hard work and diligence In getting our
home completed in tirne for closing. We are
certain that It was no easy task to finish the
house in such a short time frame.
The finish and quality of the home is a
testament to your craftsmanship and
dedication
We also appreciate your attitude toward
customer service Including changing things
to meet our wants -
Purchasing a new home is a stressful time In
any persons life, with Chnstmas kwmang
around the corner, even more so. Your
helpfulness was especially appreciated.
Thank you again for all you did.
Sincerely,
Allan & Mary -Ann Knight
Hampton Court 2211 ,q, It s2ho,"lR�s��
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Sales Office Hours:
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Home
reflects
owner's
lifestyle
A return to traditional values,
the aging bab%boomers.
environmental awareness and the
desire for personal expressions
are some of the trends that
dominate the housing
marketplace and show up in the
design, function and interior
decor of today *s new homes.
In the N90s, home is the place
to be. Toda%'s homeowners value
time spent .%ith family and friends
in the relayed and comfortable
setting of their own home. Here
are some of elements you find in
toda%'s homes:
• Upen-concept living-eating-
V.Orking areas promote easy.
enjoyable togetherness.
• Kitchens are designed for
co . -.:Wiener and efficienc,.. %kell-
designed layouts make joint frxxl
Preparation enjoyable.
• 1 le master bedroom and
hath, with whirlpcx)l tub.
continues to offer homeowners of
the '90h a quiet. relaxing and
pri%ate retreat from the demands
of their bus,. li\cs.
Today's cconomicall%-minded
and cnironmentall% -aware
homebuyers place a premium on
space efficiency.
Canadians optimist0
ic
about owning a ome
The desire to own a home
has increased in recent years
and it is particularl% strong
among members of
Generation X, says a
Enyironics Royal Band
survey.
Seventy-four per cent of
Canadian renters interviewed
in the spring said owning a
home is important to them.
This figure shows an increase
of six percentage points from
1988, which was before the
last recession.
By comparison. SS per cent
of renters aged IS to 29
(known as Generation X) said
it was important to someday
own a home. Eighty-three per
cent are confident the% will
accomplish this goal.
"These findings seem to
suggest GenXcrs exhibit
man of the traditional desires
for buying a home —
independence. not paying rent
to someone else and building
up equity — as previous
generations did,** says
Elisahetta Bigsby. senior %ice
president residential
mortgages at the Ro%al Bank.
En%ironics !Michael .Adams
added, **What surprised me
about this research was a
growing social trend — the
quest for autonomy and
Personal control — that
underlies the desire of average
Canadians, including younger
Canadians, to own a home."
More than 2,000 people
were interviewed in N[arch on
topics such as attitudes on
home buying and the
likelihood of buying a home.
increased to 6.1 per cent, from
60 per cent in 1988. The
Roval Bank estimates over
one million Canadians
currently live in rented
housing.
Two-thirds of Canadians
overestimate — in many cases
Home
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The greatest importance
attached to home ownership
was show in Albertans (91 per
cent), while; the lowest
importance was shown b%
Quebecers (64 per cent).
The percentage of renter,,
who either said the% were
very or somewhat likcl% to be
able to afford a home
by three times or more — the
minimum down payment
required to buy a home. An
additional 12 per cent had no
idea how much was needed.
Sixt%-two per cent either
o%crestimated or did not know
the rate on a five -%ear term
mortgage.
Thirty-one per cent
overestimated the annua
household income required t(
qualify for a $100,(10(
mortgage. Another 23 pet
cent said they simply didn'
know how much they woulc
need to qualify.
The findings show than
while most Canadians want t(
own a home, a significant
percentage continue tc
overestimate the costs o!
home ownership, Bigsby said.
"There is obviously a bif
gap between what Canadian,
think homes cost and what
Canadians actually need t(
Purchase and finance a home.'
she said. "This informatior
gap could certainly he one of
the factors keeping people oui
of the current market."
The survey also uncoverci
another key finding — 72 pci
cent of Canadians still think
owning a home is a gone
investment.
"Today, people seem to he
looking at home ownershif
more as a lifestyle choice thar
to make a quick buck.
Bigsby said, commenting or
how that figure was 86 pci
cent in 1988 when home
prices were peaking acro,,,
the country. "This may wcl1
signal a return to a mon
traditional attitude toward,
home buying."
Providing better service is a priority for builders
The home-building industry has
experienced some tough times over the
past few \,ears, but that hasn't kept
Ontario's homebuilders from striving to
provide better sen ice for its customers. In
fact, homehuilders have managed to
improve their record of after-sales service.
Figures from the Ontario Nev, Home
Warrant% Program show that the
percentage of home builders with the
highest (Excellent) rating continues to
increase.
The figures showing just how
Ontario's builders are doing are
contained in the warranty program's
annual Home Buyer's Guide to After
Sales Service, which is available free of"
charge to the general public.
The guide is a 200 -page "report card"
on the registered home builders in the
province, with their marks being rated as
Excellent, Above Average. Average and
Below Average. Some builders are not
rated either because they have not been
in business long enough or because they
did not build enough homes to qualify
for a rating.
The guide, which is revised and
improved every year, is regarded as "the
bible of the industry." Those builders
who earn an Excellent rating proudly
display their Seal of Excellence
certificates in their sales offices.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program urges new home buyers to
check out the rating of their builder in
the Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales
Service before purchasing a house.
The number of chargeable
conciliations against a builder compared
with the number of homes sold in the
past three %cars determines a builder's
rating. A chargeable conciliation occurs
when the Ontario New Home Warranty
Program conciliates a dispute between a
builder and the buyer on after-sales
service and rules against the builder.
The number of builders listed in this
year's guide is down considerably from
the 6,137 in last year's guide. The
reduction in the number of builders
reflects the long recession that has
gripped Ontario's home-building industry.
In last year's (1993) guide, there were
5,389 Ontario builders listed . Of those,
3,539 were active, 1,633 were inactive
and 281 were part of multiple listings.
In total 1,611 ratings were allocated
as follows: 1,527 Excellent ratings (21.9
per cent over 1992 figures): 10 Above
Average ratings (28.0 per cent decrease
from 1992). 32 Average ratings (52.2
per cent decrease from 1992): 42 Below
A%crage ratings (50.6 per cent decrease
from 1992).
With economic recovery believed to
be beginning, many more players will
want to enter the ranks of home builders
to capitalize on increased demand.
However, the Ontario New Home
Warrnty Program advises that
registration requirements will stress high
standards of technical competence and
financial strength.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program is a private non-profit
corporation established in 1976 to
administer the Ontario New Home
Warranties Plan Act. It performs a
watchdog role to ensure that home
builders in the province meet high
standards and provide a quality product.
Every home builder in Ontario must
register with the program and enroll
ever% new home built for sale in the
province. New homes are guaranteed
substantial warranty protection for two
years and seven years for major
structural defects.
The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program is funded entirely through
registration and enrollment fees charged
to builders. Since its inception, it has
paid out more than $100 million in
claims for houses and condominiums. A
copy of the Home Buyer's Guide to
After Sales Service is distributed
through libraries, government offices,
provincial members of parliament and
builder organizations. You can also get a
copy by calling 1-800-668-7504.
C oft
anadi*an want b*iggho
Homeowners are thinking bigger, according to a study by
the federal government's Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation (CMHC).
People planning to buy a home in the next five years say
that want it to be nearly 50 per cent larger than where they
are living now.
Those already owning a home and planning to "move up"
say they expect to pay about eight per cent more for the new
home than the expected selling price of their existing home.
And location and neighborhood is the key for new home
buyers, says the study.
As a result, "builders need to focus on more than the
features of their homes," says Datlard Runge, CMHC-
Ontario spokesperson. "They need to create and sell
`communities."'
In Toronto, almost two out of three planning on buying a
home in the next five years will be first -timers, says the
study, compared with a figure of 40 per cent for first-time
buyers across Canada.
"First -timers led the Toronto housing market during the
first half of the decade and now it appears that they will
dominate the second half as well," said CMHC.
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a..1'.
Beautiful surroundings and exceptional home designs
at Coscan's Heights of Harrowsmith
tk,
:de :1:,
Harmun\ Valle%
Conservation area and Its
oNxn lands huast equally
lo\cl% topography «ith
stunning raylncs and
µ►Hided areas.
Surrounded by the hist
Of nature. the HClghts of
Harrowsmith is also just
minutes by ear from all
amenities that can he
expected fnim a modern
cIt\. Shopping i,, availahlc
at se\cral malls nearby,
including the Oshav+a
Center. v, hich is the
Iar�Cst in the community.
There are numerous tine
ncighhurhood schools. a
lihran. community centre
and historical nlu,eums in
the arca. F -or IClsllre time
enpoymcnt. there arc man\
tialking trails. playing
fields. _oil courses.
fishing and picnic arca.
from I.l I to =.S-54 .Lift.
and the hOmC. are pncCd
E' from $1219.900 to oyer
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His
Y.
H►lh tHo townhomc sites.
A do/en 0f the most
spectacular homes in the
first phase arc It►cated on
50-11 ra\ inc lots.
The architectural
designs have hccn created
exclusively for this
neighborhood and feature
an unusually wldc
selection of Victorian and
neo -Colonial stylings. The
Victorian cicyations have
such exquisite detailing as
high -peaked gables. brick
border patterns around
v.-indov`s and garages and
ornamental woodwork
under the roof lines. The
neo -Colonial designs arc
characterized by majestic
window pediments. hold
rectangular brick faces
and classical columns.
There are 17 I'loor
plans to choose from, each
_tn.1 X.
TO understand the
quality of the nc�% homes
at the Hci-,his of
Harrowsmith. a 1s1t t0 the
r1c\% Sales Presentation
Ccrilre is recommended.
I ere %isitors can tour four
model homes. decorated
hs one of Toronto's most
.luted interior desi,_ners.
M1kc \I\cn.
T\so model homes are
shown on 30 -It lots — the
admiral. at l.r_'S ,q.ft.
and the Camber-,%Cll at
1 S7 sq.ft. Along side
these homes is the
stunning. Victorian -styled
hungalow. called the
Cardinal at 1.100 sgAt.
and the grand Viceroy at
1.933 sq.ft. These last two
homes are set on 40400t
lots.
The models gi%e a
sampling of special
features that can be found
within the range of
Heights of Harrowsmith
homes. In the Admiral,
you see an example of a
"sunshine basement
which is accessed by a
second stairwell at the rear
of the home. Light from
the main flour windows
floods into the large
(optional) family rex►m on
the lower level. In the
Camberwell, the main
floor family room is
particularly striking with it
optional three -sided gas
fireplace and the gourmet
kitchen has a handy access
to a separate pantry and
main floor laundry room.
One of the most
spectacular designs is the
1
` Cardinal bungalow with
its magnificent two-storey
1 porch entrance, crowned
with its own peaked gable
and decorative columns.
'* The living/dining areas,
kitchen and bedrooms arc
Y- on the mezzanine level
t. overlooking the elegant
foyer and the rear
stairwell to the optional estate company with over
finished family room in 40 years experience in
the lower Icvel, building homes all over
The largest model, the North America.
three-bedroom Viceroy. is "At Coscan, we
it %%0ndcrl*ul home for understand the needs of
entertaining and has it home buyers and we
number of special create designs to suit
Icatures. A dramatic high every lifestyle and
vaulted ceiling graces the family." says Tony
fanlil% room. Nyhich can he Whitaker. vice-president
closed in to create it fourth of sales and marketing for
hcdromrn in an alternati%c Coscan. "Fur example. our
pl.In. ThC upper 11001' hunaaluw design is ideal
layout has it _aller\ for a couple whose
overlooking the entry children have moved
foyer and boasts a away frons home, while
��orgcous master bedroom the Admiral and Viceroy
sloth an extra large .kalk-in arc perfect for those with
closet and the luyury of a young kids. The
lar,_e cnsuitc bathroom combination 0f innovative
,,yith a separate shower designs. the beautiful
stall and a large Oval tuh. natural setting and the
Othcr examples of the affordahlc prices should
attention to detailing that make this nev< community
can he found at the a winner."
He1_hts of H:1rru-,%srnith For more information
include the ccranuc tiles about the Heights of
in the entrance fuycr. las liarrowsrnith. visit the
PCI plan I. hright brand new Sales
greenhouse kitchens. Presentation Centre and
extended kitchen model homes. located on
"cstled high up in the
nearhv. The Hci�,hts of
boasting nino:40lt ceiling.
countryside of* northeast
HarrOa smith conununity
on their main floors and
0:hav%a, the Height. of
is also ideally situated
equally impressive interior
01 Harrowsmith C0171111111111\
near Harmony Rd.. which
designs. \'lith alternati\e
enjoys an unparalleled
has direct access to H\\v.
Victorian and neo -
setting oycrlookine the
4M.
Colonial elevations, the
blue %%ater: of Lake
In the tic\% tich2hts of
homes provide mo. three
0ritariu.
Ilarrox%smith conurlunit\.
and Dour hcdroorns, alone
This ne%%est Coscan
50t1 homes %.ill he huiIt on
«ith o\crsi/Cd single or
community lies at the
a min of lot \+Idths frons
double garages. There is
also one lo\Cly hun_al„my
dcsi_n offered on it 40-11
cabinetry with gable ends
Grandview St. N., one
lot. Overall s1/cs 1an_C
tk,
:de :1:,
Harmun\ Valle%
Conservation area and Its
oNxn lands huast equally
lo\cl% topography «ith
stunning raylncs and
µ►Hided areas.
Surrounded by the hist
Of nature. the HClghts of
Harrowsmith is also just
minutes by ear from all
amenities that can he
expected fnim a modern
cIt\. Shopping i,, availahlc
at se\cral malls nearby,
including the Oshav+a
Center. v, hich is the
Iar�Cst in the community.
There are numerous tine
ncighhurhood schools. a
lihran. community centre
and historical nlu,eums in
the arca. F -or IClsllre time
enpoymcnt. there arc man\
tialking trails. playing
fields. _oil courses.
fishing and picnic arca.
from I.l I to =.S-54 .Lift.
and the hOmC. are pncCd
E' from $1219.900 to oyer
C�
His
Y.
H►lh tHo townhomc sites.
A do/en 0f the most
spectacular homes in the
first phase arc It►cated on
50-11 ra\ inc lots.
The architectural
designs have hccn created
exclusively for this
neighborhood and feature
an unusually wldc
selection of Victorian and
neo -Colonial stylings. The
Victorian cicyations have
such exquisite detailing as
high -peaked gables. brick
border patterns around
v.-indov`s and garages and
ornamental woodwork
under the roof lines. The
neo -Colonial designs arc
characterized by majestic
window pediments. hold
rectangular brick faces
and classical columns.
There are 17 I'loor
plans to choose from, each
_tn.1 X.
TO understand the
quality of the nc�% homes
at the Hci-,his of
Harrowsmith. a 1s1t t0 the
r1c\% Sales Presentation
Ccrilre is recommended.
I ere %isitors can tour four
model homes. decorated
hs one of Toronto's most
.luted interior desi,_ners.
M1kc \I\cn.
T\so model homes are
shown on 30 -It lots — the
admiral. at l.r_'S ,q.ft.
and the Camber-,%Cll at
1 S7 sq.ft. Along side
these homes is the
stunning. Victorian -styled
hungalow. called the
Cardinal at 1.100 sgAt.
and the grand Viceroy at
1.933 sq.ft. These last two
homes are set on 40400t
lots.
The models gi%e a
sampling of special
features that can be found
within the range of
Heights of Harrowsmith
homes. In the Admiral,
you see an example of a
"sunshine basement
which is accessed by a
second stairwell at the rear
of the home. Light from
the main flour windows
floods into the large
(optional) family rex►m on
the lower level. In the
Camberwell, the main
floor family room is
particularly striking with it
optional three -sided gas
fireplace and the gourmet
kitchen has a handy access
to a separate pantry and
main floor laundry room.
One of the most
spectacular designs is the
1
` Cardinal bungalow with
its magnificent two-storey
1 porch entrance, crowned
with its own peaked gable
and decorative columns.
'* The living/dining areas,
kitchen and bedrooms arc
Y- on the mezzanine level
t. overlooking the elegant
foyer and the rear
stairwell to the optional estate company with over
finished family room in 40 years experience in
the lower Icvel, building homes all over
The largest model, the North America.
three-bedroom Viceroy. is "At Coscan, we
it %%0ndcrl*ul home for understand the needs of
entertaining and has it home buyers and we
number of special create designs to suit
Icatures. A dramatic high every lifestyle and
vaulted ceiling graces the family." says Tony
fanlil% room. Nyhich can he Whitaker. vice-president
closed in to create it fourth of sales and marketing for
hcdromrn in an alternati%c Coscan. "Fur example. our
pl.In. ThC upper 11001' hunaaluw design is ideal
layout has it _aller\ for a couple whose
overlooking the entry children have moved
foyer and boasts a away frons home, while
��orgcous master bedroom the Admiral and Viceroy
sloth an extra large .kalk-in arc perfect for those with
closet and the luyury of a young kids. The
lar,_e cnsuitc bathroom combination 0f innovative
,,yith a separate shower designs. the beautiful
stall and a large Oval tuh. natural setting and the
Othcr examples of the affordahlc prices should
attention to detailing that make this nev< community
can he found at the a winner."
He1_hts of H:1rru-,%srnith For more information
include the ccranuc tiles about the Heights of
in the entrance fuycr. las liarrowsrnith. visit the
PCI plan I. hright brand new Sales
greenhouse kitchens. Presentation Centre and
extended kitchen model homes. located on
6
Ja:
cabinetry with gable ends
Grandview St. N., one
and graccl'ul columns and
block east of Harmony
knee walls in the main
Rd. and just north of
floor living areas.
Rossland Rd. in Oshawa.
Turning the dreams
To get to the sales centre,
into a reality, interior
exit Hwy. 401 at Simcoe
designer Mike Niven took
St., go north to Rossland
1'a eclectic approach to
Rd. and cast to Grandview
decorating the model
St. The sales office is open
homes. "Each of the tour
Monday to Thursday from
models has a distinctive
I to K p.m. and on
style. There is something
weekends from III a.m. to
for everyone, from
6 p.m. The office is closed
whimsical country in the
on Fridays. For more
Camberwell, to colorful
information on the
Victorian in the Cardinal
Heights of Harrowsmith,
bungalow."
please call (905) 725 -
The developer and
1181.
builder of the Heights of
Harrowsmith is the
Coscan Development
Corporation, a publicly -
traded Canadian real
f
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High on a hill overlooking Oshawa and the blue waters of Lake Ontario, Coscan's Heights of Harrowsmith offers
the perfect natural setting for a community of timeless Victorian and Neo -Colonial inspired homes. Mere steps
from rolling green hills, Harmony Valley Conservation Area, meadowlands, and a deep ravine with a babbling
creek, this new home community offers you so much to enjoy in a day, you'll want to stay a lifetime.'
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Monday to Thursday 1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Friday Closed
Weekends & Holiday 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
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to shopping, schools and all area amenities.
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mmediate possession *finished basement
9 four piece bath plus powder
9 quality finished cabinetry in kitchen
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SPACIOUS TOWNHOMES THAT CARRY FOR AS LITTLE AS
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OFFICE HOURS:
Mon. to Wed. 1 pm. - 8 pm.
Sat. and Sun. 12 pm. to .5 pm.
Closed Thursday & Friday.
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ttractive designs and thoughtful planning
A combination of thoughtful
lanning, attractive home designs
n
Fcl duality construction have
elled success for the Tribute
immunity in north Whithy.
The care hasn't gone noticed
y' hoinchUdding industry. Earlier
is ),car. The Village ol* Brooklin
x
as named community of the
year by both the Greater Toronto
•`' �hn11c Builders' Association and
' 1thc Ontario Horne Builders'
`. ,;;psslciation.
But more importantly is the
lao that The Village of Brooklin
h,!, hccllmc popular with home
br%crs — in fact, the community
will be horns to over 2M families
by the end ol' the year.
khat recognition is certainly
due to the character of the
COMMunity and design elegance
of the homes. Tribute and the
$c,! para Group have worked hard
to deliver the atmosphere of a
quaint village nestled in the
pl. iurescluc Ontario countryside
Arid homes that arc luxurious and
oltcr total comfort l'rom the
m nncnt you move in.
The care is evident in the
h(msc designs and the
Strcclscapcs. The exterior of the
ho!ncs reflect the rich detail
popular in the I }TMs. The elegant
Vi,torian-style designs fcaturc
'^ unique rooflincs. attractive
gin,,crhrcad detailing and
in\:t!ng porches. which at times
tj.i L
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how-,
wrap around the home. The
extremely attractive exteriors
each boast its own distinctive
character.
Hornchuyers will find plenty
of choice from brick or vinyl -
siding period treatments with
Victorian -inspired detailing and
design appointments to the
placement oI' the garage as per
plan.
The thoughtl'ul planning and
superior design in housing is also
evident in this masterplan
community. The layout of The
Village of BnxTklin is as inviting
and comf'ortahlc as each
individual house design. Those
feelings are experienced from the
moment you pass through the
gates ol' Thr Village o1 BnxTklin
and the impressive stone pillars
and continue along street., lined
with antique -style coach lamps
and landscaping which features
eight-year-old trees and the mne-
acre park which is part of the
community.
But. while elegant home
designs and attractive
strectscapcs arc an important part
of the cornrnumty. Tribute knows
that it is important to listen to the
people who will call The Village
of BrnxMin home. `()t cycryone
looks fur the same things in a
home and that individuality must
he recognized.
Reactinz to the wants and
needs of huyers. Tribute offers
designs that are extremely
attractive and appeal to many
lifestyles and family needs.
Consider. fur example. the
Drydcn. Sitting on a 41)-fowt lot.
this heautil'ul home I'catures a
douhle-car detached garage and
interior details like it lavish
cn.uitc with standard skylight.
This horne has all the features
homchuyers desire. The drean.
kitchens have hreakfast bars.
chel"s desks and walk-in
pantries. Luxurious en suites
fcaturc oval acrylic tuhs and
separate shower stalls with
ceramic -tile flconn-, and marble
trim. 1 rc-ttnishrd parquet
flooring is available in one room
in this home. The Drvdcn is
priced from S 199,990.
The Village of Brooklin
offers a plan for ever-
homchuyers' needs — from
townhomes to sinLdc detached
homes on 30-. 40- and 50400t
lots and floorplans featuring up
to 3.676 sq. ft. of living space.
And Trihutc incorporates the
same design detail and hrings
the same quality construction to
each home.
In the Villagi: of Brooklin, the
timeless architecture ut the
Victorian cra has been comhincd
with today's design flair that is
uniquely Tribute. Incomparable
features. distinctive finishes and
outstanding value are Trihutk 's
hallmark of excellence and arc
ready fur yicwinz in the tour
hreathtakine moxlcl homes.
You will tall in love with The
Village of Brox►k'in once you sec
it. It is a family-oriented
community where you will
discover old-fashioned values
combined with today's modern
amenities. Which now includes a
nine -acre park that features
baseball. soccer and basketball
facilities as well as it gazebo.
It also easy to sec why the
horns -building industry has
recognized this Whithy
community as one of the most
desirable locations anywhere in
the Durham Region.
And just like in the old days.
when neighbors made new
residents feel welcome. the
Village of Brooklin has a
community co-ordinator who is
ready to answer your questions
about the community and make
you feel at home. Amber Frost, a
lifelong Nw1'hithy resident. is now
located on site and ready to gi vc
home buyers details about
Wh!thy and tells them where
the,, can find schools. churches.
shopping amenities and
recreation facilities.
To visit The Village of
Broxoklin sales office. a north on
Th!ckson Rd. to NVinchester Rd.
The sales ottice is open %tondav
to Thursday tram noon to `% p m..
on Fridays I'rorn noun to h p.m.
and on weekends from I 1 a.m. to
6 p.m. Fur more information. call
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NWsw Homes aacl ZriltCriors
Understand your mortgage options
When you are looking around for a new home. it is
also important to spend some time looking, into vanous
fill, ncing options.
Banks, trust companies and other Financial institutions
all offer a wide variety of" ways to finance your new home
purchase. but it's up to you to take the time to select it
mortgage to meet your needs.
Just what is a mortgage?
A mortgage is a lung -term loan for the purpose of*
buying a home. The principal is the amount of the loan. or
the cash you actually borrow. You are expected to repay
the principal, together with the interest. Mortgage
payincnls arc applied toward both principal and interest.
(Ataining a mortgage
The First thinlo to do is to take it realistic look at what
you can of ford to pay for your new home. As it genual
rule. no morn than approximately one-third of
assured gross income should go toward the sum
of mortgagc payments, property taxes and
estimated heating expenses. Also, no more than
40 per cent of assured gross income should go
toward the total of your mortgage and all other
contracted payments. such as car loan payments.
When you're shopping around for a
mortgage. check with a number of different
tinanclal institutions and gather information on
various types. terms, conditions and interest
rates. The t011owing section explains sonic of*
the terminology you might run across.
Types J mortgages
C onscntlunal nn�rt�age — A mortgage loan
which does not exceed 75 per cent of the
Property value. In the case of a purchase. the
property value is established as the lesser of the
purchase price or appraised value. Lenders
require that mortgages that exceed this limit are
Insured against default, usually at the horrower's
expense.
('onventional high -ratio mortgage — A
mortgage which is insured against default by
The Mortgage Insurance Company of Canada
(.%1IC0. The cost of this is passed on to the
consumer by the lender. The insurance premium
can he added to the mortgage amount or paid in
cash.
National Housing Act (NHA) mortgage -- A
mortgage which is insured against dcl'ault by
Canada 'vlort_,agc and Ht�ll"lllg Corporation
1CNIHCI. Burrowers must pay an application
lee to CMI -W (which usually includes the cost
of a property appraisal) and an insurance
premium (which is usually added to the
principal amount of the mortgage, though it nlay
he paid in rash). NHA mortgages are usually
high -ratio mortgages.
7 erms and conditions
of mortgages
The actual number of- years that it will take
to repay a mortgage loan in full is called the
amortization period, which may he up to 25
years. The term of the mortgage is the period for
which the interest rate as well as other
conditions of the mortgage are fixed.
Customers are o('fered choice and flexihility in
mortgage terns, payments Ircqucncy, interest rates.
anlortiiation period„. pre-paytrlcnt options and re-
ncouUatinn and renewal Features. These help you to create
the mort_a(c that is hest for you. Some ol' the options you
may choose Iroin are outlined hclO%k. Nk'hcn shopping,
around, make it checklist for yoursell' so that you can
compare options and make at smart choice.
Open mortgage - A mortgage agreement which allows
the hornw cr to repay the debt more quickly than spccilicd
and usually without pec -payment charges.
Cloud mortgage A mortg,at,c agrcernent which does
not pro\,idc fur pec -payment prior to maturity. In most
situations, the lender will permit pec -payment but may
lcvv it charge for d, ling, so.
Pre -payment options - N,lest financial institutions offer
a nurnhcr of options for people to pre -pay their mortgage
in full or in part at any time, without interest penalty. A
Clause in the mllrtuag,e ag,recnlcnt specifics when and how
err -payments may he made.
Nixed -rate mortgage - A inortgag,e loan Vol- which the
rate III Interest Is fixed for at spccilic period uf' time (the
tern). •berms of up to seven years. or escn longer. are
availahlc iron solnc lenders.
Variable-rate t►r floating-rate mortgage - A mortgage
loan for �khlch the rate ill Interc,t chanes. usually not
more than once it month, as rlloncv-market conditions
change. The monthly paymcnt usurtlly stays the same Ior a
specified period. ho"ccrr. the amount applied toward the
principal will Hary according to the chane*e (if ani I in the
rate of interest.
Pa* ment options - Y(w can choose how frequently you
peeler to pad �uur ntllrtg,a%_,c Installments. Options inc.ude
%kcekls. hi -weekly. scrlli-monthly and monthly payment
f'requencics. The option you choose ca:l mean
co nsiderahle savings.
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Plenty information available for new home owners
Since a nca [ionic contains
approximately 1.000 items. it general
working knowledge ol" same ol' it: more
important features is it Inust for all ncN%
homeowncrs. That Is the main reason the
Ontario, Nc++ Hume Warrant\ Program
(ONH\VP) publishes the helpful booklet.
What I=+rr+ Nc+% Hume Buyer Should
Kno+% and ensures a cop+ is placed in
c+cn ne%% homeo++ncr's hands.
ONI3�1'P encourages ne++
honuo++ners to use this hooklet as it
source of practical information dirn_the
entire home hu+Ing proccss and alter
rno \c -In dad as a hand\ I-eferCnCC on
maintaining it ne%% home and its *�+arrant\.
The 47 -page huoklct was reccntl%
rc%iscd and enhanced to include it pre-
deli%cr% inspection checklist.
specific ad%icc to la+%vers. mortga,Ic
lenders and real estate processionals
and updated Information aht,ut some
of the ne++ technologies used in
tuda\'s horno: such is %our nc+%
home's ventilation .%stern_
tie,,oral P.1ges in the hook!ct
e\pl,on +hat', co+ercd h+
ONIINVP s warrant+ and v hat's not.
In this sccti(,n nc+% homco++ners -,+ill
disco+cr ONHWI) cffecti%cl%
satc_uards nc++ horns hovers aiainst
man\ pn,hlcins includin" deposit
loss. dclaNcd closin,". major
structural defects. Ontario Building
Codc %solations and construction
defects.
Since it \A as created in 1976 h%
Ontario's home huilder.. ON11%V >
has pro%idcd cornprchensl\,c
w arrant\ protection to more than
71II.000 no: \k hum,: and
condominium units in the province.
ONIAN11 \,arrant\ co%cragc take,
effect Ironi the date of possession
and remains in etiect if the house or
condominium unit is sold hefOre the
end of the +%arrant% period. Hence.
the warrant% remains with the house
not the owner.
Four relationship with ONH\VP
begins the moment you sign *our
Agreement of Purchase and Sale.
One of ONHWP's most important
mandates Is to ensure new
homeowners receive the warrant%
protection the+ arc entitled to under
the Ontario Ne -,,k Home Warranties
Plan .Act.
ONHWP suggests nc%k home
buyers can pre,.crit many headaches
if they acquaint themselves with the
program prior to huving a home or
condominium unit. A little home
buyer homework would reveal the
importance of selecting a reputable
builder who abides by provincial law
and registers with ONHWP.
What Every New Home Buyer
Should Know alerts new home
buyers to a small sector of rogue
builders who try to side step
registration with ONHWP and
enrolment of each new home they
build for sale. These builders are
often investigated and prosecuted by
OINHWP's Enforcement Group,
ultimatcl\ facing f*incs of up to
5I(HI. M.
Fortunately, new homes built by
an unregistered builder are still
protected by ONHWP. But new
homeowners would miss out on all
warranty mailings and the peace of
mind during one of- life's largest
purchases.
Should problems arise in a new
home. homeowners can consult
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What E%cr% Nc+% Home Bu%er Should
Km \%. ON[I\VP adl,iscs %ou to hrrnwe anN
PRINCIns to +our builder's attention and
write to ONIi\VP hcforc the +%arn►mty
period cads. (Gluck the booklet's hack
cu%cr tier the appropriate ONIIWP office
near %()u.)
If ONHWI) does not rccci%e %our
notice In writing -oithin the warrant\
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period. your claim cannot he allowed.
Describe the problem in the leper anti ask
the huilder to correct it. Remember DLI
include the enrolment number, your
complete address. IN and plan nurnhers
or condominium address and unit
number.
Many new homeowners are una%varc
the% ha\e warrant% rights as well as the
responsibility of maintaining their home
I() ensure ONII\VI' s warranty. ll'
ONMVP determines it problem was the
result of a honlcowncr's neglect, then it is
ineligihlc for warranty protection.
Host information in What Every Ncv,
Hon1c 13uvcr Should Know oullincs it
h(me's most important Icatures inside
and outside from masonry. landscaping
anti roof to hascnlcnt, framing, heating
and I)Iurnhing. To assist homeowners
cxcrcisc consistent carr of* their new
hone. ONMVP includes a Suggcstcd
annual litmic maintenance schedule with
several iters to he inspected. cleaned or
maintained on it handy checklist.
ONIRVI' publishes several consumer
information hooklets and hrochures. The
Home Buvcr's (wide to After Sales
Ser%icc rates several thousand builders
and vendors who have been registered at
least three \cars with ONHNVI'.
To ohtain a copy of What Every Ncw
Holm Bllycr Should Know or other
ONHWP's hooklets and hrochures, call
your ONII'XP office or toll free 1-800-
668-7504.
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