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Regi*on mourns
Picture worth a
thousand words
This image spoke volumes about yesterday's match -up between Dunbarton and Mayfield in
the Metro Bowl semi-final game. Mayfield opponents overwhelm Dunbarton quarterback
Jeff McConkey in this play. as they did in the second half of the game. The 29-14 loss ends
a Cinderella season for the Spartans. See the story on page 30. photo by A.J. Groen
loss of Herrema
Tributes pour in for re�_ional chairman who
`loved politics and stirrin�(y thin�(S L1
DL'ItHA\I — Rc ion Chairman
(Pick-up truck) to take his �_randchil-
(;,ir� Hcrrenia Hon't hr able to Iinish
drew around Hith him."
the fob he once said kept
Mt Herrema was
him alive as he waged a
j
"equally at home in a cabi-
brnc battle against cancer.
net ininistcr.% office or in
The chairman of Durham
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a coffee shop in Brougham
since December of* 19SO
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or U\brid•_c, talkin_ to
died at his horns Monday of
what vuu and I call avcr-
a leukemia -related cancer
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he'd been suffering for
says.
about five vears. Mr. Hcrre-
Clarimoon regional
Ina was 47.
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councillor I.arrV Hannah
Shortly after heine
says. "l'vc never known
appointed to a sixth term as
an} one more committed
regional chairman last
Gary
to their job than Gare was.
December. Mr. Herrema
Herrema
When he found out he had
said, '•It 1 finish the term, 1'11
'Politics
and his
cancer. we told him to get
he luck\. I'm not looking
grandchildren
away for awhile. So he
beyond this point."
were
his life'
goes clown south and kept
At the time, he said. "I
I
workin,_ on the job. He
hope to finish the term. If my health's
See HERREMA... page 3
tine. I'll finish it." He added there was
..no doubt" the job kept him alive.
On No%. S. he took a leave of
absence frohis duties on orders
Inside
from his do ctors.
"Politics and his grandchildren
were his life," says Ajax Mayor Jim
In the news
Wittv. "He loved politics and he really
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enjoyed stirring things ups.
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Y General 683-51 10
Town spends $370,000 for final piece of propert� required fur the once- (SI 3,0,(XX)) and compensates the vendor for Fax 683-7363
controversial project. which the Town is business displacement and relocation costs. Classified 683-0707
final piece of land for building N It funding prom the according to Town manager Tim Sheffield. Sincerely Yours
federal/provincial infrastructure program 1-900-451-3793
"He's in the business of constructing
Community centre, ,
fire hall dedicated to the construction of public facili- repairing and maintaining howling alleys,"
By MARIANNE TAKACS ties. Each lesel of Lovernment is footing one- explains Mr. Sheffield, noting the compensa- InfoSource 683-7040
STAFF- REPORTER third of -the construction cost. tion includes the cost of moving the firm's Death Notices 683-3005
PICKERING —Construction will begin The property purchased by the Town for equipment and materials. The property had Auction Line 683-7545
$3700)0 is minicdiatc1% adjacent to Clare- not been for sale and the Town had to
early next year on a $2.6 -million cunununity J On the Internet at
centre. seniors' facility, fire hall and library mont Park. which u ill allow the pro 'lect to Ix approach the owner to persuade him to sell it. www.dt(�rhamnevPs.net
for the hamlet of Claremont. fully integrated with the outdoor park facili- The Town has purchased a total of
The Town of Pickering has purchased the ties. See HERREMA...page 3 9310 + 710 GST = $1
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FROM PAGE 1
$536,000 worth of land for the pro-
ject, so its total expenditure for land
and its share of construction costs
comes to $1.4 million.
There was much controversy last
year when some critics, principally
former Ward 2 Regional Councillor
Kip Van Kempen, charged the facili-
ty was too big and too expensive, that
it would have insufficient sewage
and water service and that the Town
did not have an appraisal done on
another piece of land it acquired for
the facility.
The Town maintained the facility
was the size needed, that services
would be adequate, and that no
appraisal for that parcel of land was
necessary because it had been for
sale for some time and was pur-
chased at market value.
Claremont's existing library, fire
hall, seniors' centre and community
hall will be replaced by the new
multi -function building. The old
library has no running water, wash-
Catholic trustees
DURHAM — As the separate
school board considers where it will
hold three-day budget talks, at least
two trustees are calling for a local
and inexpensive location.
"It would be a gross indecency for
us to go away anywhere" to work on
a budget, Durham Region Roman
Catholic Separate School Board
names
interim
director
DURHAM —
A retired public
school board
employee will
temporarily hold
the reins as the
search continues
for someone to
permanently
replace outgoing
director Pzuline
Iaing.
Clarence Prins,
who retired from
the Durham Board
of Education in
June, has been
named interim
director, the board
announced Mon-
day.
Mr. Prins
served as interim
director when Ms.
Laing toured
classrooms in six
countries in the
summer of 1994.
The board will
continue to search
for a permanent
replacement for
Ms. Laing, who
has been chosen
by the Minkwy of
Education and
Training to over-
see a provincial
Mks. Laing has
been with the
board almost
seven years. She
will not return n to
the board when
that appointment
is complete in
August, 1999.
ponder locale
trustee Beth Austin said Monday.
The Oshawa trustee was respond-
ing to news that the board wouldn't
be able to use Manresa Retreat in
Pickering for the talks, tentatively
scheduled for early February.
Board staff are putting together a
list of possible locations for the
talks, which trustees will consider at
rooms or parking. New fire trucks
cannot fit through the doors of the
existing fire hall and it has no septic
system. The old community hall has
insufficient washrooms and parking
and is not accessible to the disabled
and elderly, and the old seniors' cen-
tre is also inaccessible, small and has
insufficient parking.
"The architectural firm of Moffat
Kinoshita Associates will now pro-
ceed with finalizing the facility
design with Town staff and commu-
nity user groups.
of budget talks
their priorities committee meeting
tonight. They will make a final deci-
sion at their next board meeting Dec.
18.
Last year, the board held budget
talks at its education centre.
The year before, trustees travelled
to the YWCA's Geneva Park in Oril-
lia.
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DURHAM — The value of
wetlands will be discussed at
the next meeting of the
Durham Environmental Net-
work.
Biologist Dale Iloy, a
long-time member of the
Pickering Naturalists and
Friends of the Second Marsh,
will talk about
local wetlands,
which number
four in Durham
Region — marsh.
swamp, fen and
bog. Ms. Iloy will
define each and
explain their sig-
nificance.
She'll also
speak about plan-
ning guidelines
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around wetlands, such as
environmental impact state-
ments and 120 -metre buffers.
The meeting is set for
Thursday, Nov. 23, at 7:30
p.m. at Whitby Public
Library, 405 Dundas St. W.,
Whitby. Call 905-509-3156
for more information.
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Ajak'Nlayor
Jim Witty
'(He was) equally at
home in a cabinet
minister's office or in a
coffee shop, talking to
what you and I call
average citizens.'
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Pickering Mayor
Wayne Arthurs
'(He provided) an
inspiration of leader-
ship to each and
every member that
has served with him
or under him.'
Whitby Mayor
Tom Edwards
'I can't imagine a
practising municipal
politician who will
ever acquire the
complete knowledge
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displayed.'
Oshawa Mayor
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knew every fence -
post, he literally
knew everyone.'
Herrema leaves legacy of `practical wisdom'
FROM PAGE 1
was just that kind of a guy,
he was terrific."
Pickering councillors
cancelled their Monday
night meeting "out of
respect" for Mr. Herrema,
says Pickering Mayor
Wayne Arthurs.
"We're saddened by the
passing of the regional
chairman," says Mr.
Arthurs. He notes that Mr.
Herrema's "lifelong service
to the community" provided
"an inspiration of leader-
ship to each and every
member that has served
with him or under him."
Oshawa Mayor Nancy
Diamond says, "He has
fought a most courageous
battle. Even in his illness he
did the work of three peo-
ple. He loved the Region,
knew every fencepost, he
literally knew everyone. I
don't think there can be a
replacement the calibre of
Gary."
"He never forgot who he
was or where he came from.
That's why he could relate
to everyone he met," says
Clarington Mayor Diane
Hamre.
"He was a very strong
leader, known, respected
and well liked right across
Ontario. Everyone who
knew him admired him and
how strong he was," Ms.
Hamre adds.
Whitby Mayor Tom
Edwards said citizens were
"well -served by an individ-
ual who new every inch of
the Region of Durham. He
was a man thoroughly com-
mitted to the responsibili-
ties which he undertook and
he did it with class and
vigor.
"I can't imagine a prac-
tising municipal politician
who will ever acquire the
complete knowledge of the
Region that he displayed.
Despite all of his responsi-
bilities, he would always
find time to drop in on cof-
fee shops whether in
Uxbridge, where he lived,
or Whitby or Oshawa to lis-
ten to the views of ordinary
people over a donut and
coffee."
Mr. Herrema's political
career began in 1971, when
he was elected deputy reeve
for Scott Township and a
member of Ontario County
Chairman's seat must
be filled within 20 days
DURHAM — Regional 2 p.m. in the town o
clerk Cec Lundy says the
Durham chairman's posi-
tion must he filled within
20 days and he expects
regional council to take
that long to find a replace-
ment.
Anyone eligi-
ble to be a
member of
regional council
can be appoint-
ed as chairman
by members of
regional coun-
cil, Mr. Lundy
says.
If a current
member of
regional council
is selected, it's
deemed that
person has
resigned from
his or her
municipal seat,
he adds.
Flags at all
regional build-
ings are flying
at half-mast
until after Mr.
Herrema's
funeral, sched-
uled for Thurs-
day, Nov. 23 at
f
Uxbridge.
The Durham Regional
Council meeting planned
for today was postponed
and hasn't been resched-
uled as of yet, Mr. Lundy
says.
Council.
When Durham Region
was set up by the provincial
government in 1974, Mr.
Herrema was appointed a
member of the land -divi-
sion committee.
He was elected in
November, 1976 to repre-
sent Uxbridge on Durham
Council. In 1978, he was
elected mayor of the town-
ship.
During that two-year
term, he served as chairman
of Durham's works com-
mittee.
Mr. Herrema succeeded
Walter Beath as Region
chairman in 1980.
In 1984, Mr. Herrema ran
for the Liberals in the feder-
al election in Ontario Rid-
ing, but lost as the Progres-
sive Conservatives swept
into office.
In addition to his duties
as Region chairman, Mr.
Herrema served on the GO
Transit board, including six
years as vice-chairman.
He was also on the board
for the Association of
Municipalities of Ontario
and was past president of
i,,
the Association of Counties
and Regions of Ontario.
While he's been regional
chairman for 15 years. Mr.
Herrema said farming was
his profession.
He and his sons operated
an 800 -acre dairy farm in
Uxbridge.
Whitby Regional Coun-
cillor Marcel Brunelle, who
wept openly at one point
during an interview, says,
"Fie had a kind of farmer's
practical wisdom, that when
he discussed problems, he
had such down-to-earth,
common-sense solutions
that would make you won-
der what the problem was
to start with."
Mr. Herrema is survived
by his wife Helen, son Ron
and his wife Hary Anne,
daughter Beth and her hus-
band Robin Bloomfield, son
Howie and his wife Liz, and
grandchildren Jeannette,
Cameron, Jonathan Bloom-
field, Gerrit and Brigitte.
A funeral service will be
held Thursday, Nov. 23 at '_
p.m. at Trinity United
Church, 20 First St.,
Uxbridge.
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P arents , 'in vitedI to'learn more r about year-round schoolingQ�
DURHAM — Parents interest-
ed in the public board's proposal
to introduce a modified school
year at a Whitby school are invit-
ed to learn more at an upcoming
meeting.
The Durham Board of Educa-
tion has proposed introducing the
calendar — commonly referred to
as year-roynd schooling though
the number of instructional days
remains unchanged — beginning
in August, 1996.
Registration at the school —
now under construction on prop-
erty at Anderson Collegiate and
Stolen car
found torched
Vocational Institute on Anderson
Street — is voluntary.
(The school will accept regis-
tration beginning Jan. 20 from
neighboring residents, while oth-
ers in Durham can register begin-
ning Jan. 27. Time and location
hasn't yet been set.)
Under the proposed calendar,
students would begin school on
Aug. 6, have two weeks vacation
from Oct. 7 to 18 and again from
Dec. 23 to Jan. 3 and March 3 to
14. Thev would be on holiday the
week of May 5 to 9 and would
have the month of July off.
AJAX — A car stolen from a conve-
nience store here late Friday afternoon
was found torched not far awav two
days later.
A 57 -year-old Campbellford man
was attacked from behind around 5:30
p.m. after withdrawing money from a
bank machine at Sac's Fine Foods on
Hunt Street near Harwood Avenue.
Durham Regional Police report. Police
believe two men took the man's money
and keys. The suspects were last scen
heading southbound on Harwood
Avenue in the man's car, a white
Chrysler Neon. That car was found
burning behind a building on Hunt
Street around 6 p.m. Sunday. The key
was in the ignition and the car was com-
pletely gutted, police report. A vehicle
parked nearby suffered about 5800 in
damage as a result of the fere.
Call police at 683-9100, ext. 248 if
you have information.
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But the board won't decide
until "later this winter" whether
the proposal will get off the
ground, according to superinten-
dent Carol Yeo.
It must first get permission
from the Ministry of Education
and Training and will also consid-
er enrolment figures.
It's possible the school will
open with two groups — one fol-
lowing the modified calendar and
the other following the traditional
calendar, notes Ms. Yeo.
In 1992, the board proposed
introducing year-round schooling
at six schools in an attempt to
lessen overcrowding. (Under a
modified calendar, students could
be divided into several groups, at
least one of which would always
be on vacation.)
But the board gave parents and
staff at those schools a chance to
vote on the issue and all gave it a
thumbs down.
This time, the board believes
there are at least 100 "interested
and enthusiastic" parents interest-
ed in a modified school year,
according to Ms. Yeo.
The board will host an informa-
tion session on its new proposal
on Tuesday, Nov. 28 at 7 P.M. at
Pringle Creek Public School at 80
Ribblesdale Dr., Whitby.
The board will also host a pub-
lic information session on
Wednesday, Jan. 10 at the same
time and location. A principal
from a Huntsville school where a
Grades 4 and 5 class is currently
following a modified calendar is
guest speaker at the public forum.
For more information on the
program and registration, call
principal Jack Smyka at 666-
6953.
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When Durham Region chairman Gary Herrema died
Monday, we all lost a piece of our past.
k1r. Herrema, the feisty, outspoken chairman, leaves
behind a legacy of strong regional government, a vision for
the future and a sense of our regional place in the so-called
Greater Toronto Area.
Along the way, the man who tended dairy cattle as
effectively as he tended the Region's highest political
office, left a mark on many.
As recently as two weeks ago, Mr. Herrema took a char-
acteristically tough stand on public servants who threat-
ened to target Durham Region during contract negotia-
tions.
He may have had a reputation as a tough political oppo-
nent, but he was equally known as a man of the people
who had a soft touch and an acute awareness of issues that
were important to him.
His political career, which began in the Town of
Uxbridge almost 25 years ago, took in everything from
committee work to a mayoralty, to the Re,,ion's top job.
And he applied the same common and principled approach
at all those stops along the way.
It will he hard to replace Mr. Herrema, that is true.
But so much more lies ahead for Durham, it is grappling
with the GTA reform issue, the new Hwv. 407. fiscal
restraint, and growth in the 21 st century.
Durham will miss its former chairman as those issues
evolve, but Mr. Herrema has lett behind a solid foundation
for his successors to continue building on.
He fought hard for what he believed in, he put the
Region of Durham first and he was a well-known, respect-
ed, expressi\e and tireless champion on our behalf.
T V"cdnesday L otters:
lwerheard..-
Did she say that?
"The teens are packed
in like sardines in a
can.
Pickering councillor
Sherri Senis on a deal
to lease two buses in
Pickering to help
students get to school.
`in their anxiety to meet
budgetary targets, the
government may
undermine the system of
child care we have worked so
hard to establish in Ontario.
-- Whitby mayor Tom
Edwards on
provmcud subsidies
No connection to capital punishment
To the editor:
It must he made clear to Monique
Dayid•s law class that the Biblical
injunction "eye for an eye' has noth-
ing to do with their cause, for it has
nothing to do with capital punishment.
The Bible sought to avoid revenge
killing of all types.
The "lex talonis" is used as a rule
of thumb, and here are the examples
of the two most generally applicable
situations.
If a malicious witness accuses
another falsely, and is found out, he is
to suffer the tate which the accused
would have suffered. "Others will
hear of it and he afraid and never
again do such an evil thing among
you.'- (Deur. 19 16-21).
The second has to do with employ-
er and employee relations: if a slayc
owner injures a slave, he must set the
slave free. If a person allows an ox
known to he dangerous to kill some-
one, the owner must pay for his negli-
gence by this own death, but the
attcctcd family may offer to allow the
owner to be redeemed by payment of
some sort. (Exodus 21:18-36).
The lex talonis comes from a dif-
ferent culture and ditferent era. 1 sug-
gest that the law class cannot use it to
justify capital punishment, but they
may want to examine how it treats
employer-employee relations, and the
rules of giving evidence.
Glenn Brown,
Pastor,
Pickering
'WRITE To THE NEti1'S ADVERTISER, 130 CONENIERCIAL AVE., AJAX, LIS M-5 OR FAX US AT 683-7363 ■
Letters OUR E-AtiA1LADDRESS Is NewsAd.news ddurhamnews.net —
We couldn't have done it without communitY pp su ort
To the editor.
1 would like to bring to
our residents the results of the
recently -held Ajax Family
Festival and Trade Show.
Some 16,000 people
attended this year's event,
held annually the weekend
after Labour Day. Trade
show major winners included
OUT own Durham Police for
"Best Institutional Booth",
Ajax Tire Sales for "Best
Industrial Booth" and Glen
Powell for his Long Island
Lodge Furniture Company
which was awarded "Best
Commercial Booth".
We have just completed
our 12th successful year not
solely because we are all
unpaid volunteers, or because
our proceeds go back into the
communities of Ajax and
Pickering. Our accumulated
total of 12 years' donations is
just over $110,000 to our
hospital, our Salvation Army
food bank, senior and youth
projects, and other charitable
needs.
The success of this major
event is due to responsive
businesses and my dedicated
volunteer committee. Hard-
earned dollars from sponsors
assist us in donating money
to those who need it the most.
This successful family
event has four major compo-
nents amongst the 10 events.
The key events are the Trade
Show chaired by John and
Gary Murray, Ajax
Mcdonald's "Penny
Carnival" chaired by
Maureen Dowhaniuk, the
popular Craft Show chaired
by Marie Miller and the suc-
cessful Pine Ridge Insurance
Auction chaired by Donna
Danks. In the end it is busi-
nesses that sponsor all of our
major events and underwrite
the costs of the Family
Festival and Trade Show
throughout the three-day
event. Hopefully, new busi-
ness is generated from the
show which in turn leads to
new jobs for the long lines of
employees we know need
work. This is a success that
not even ongoing efforts by
government can match.
This success, as well as
the thousands of dollars ilmot, Donna Danks and
going where they are needed Maric Miller. Further, I
the most. could not happen would like to acknowledge
without my co-chairs John
k1urray and Maureen
Dowhaniuk and committee
members Les Pearce, Esther
Mathews, Wanda Bradley,
Jacquelvnn Tanner, Lynn
Braybrook, Gord Bradley,
Veronica Brenner, Deb
the generous people who
donated either their time or
money.
We thank the wonderful
voices of East Side Harmony,
the volunteer staff from Ajax
Parks and Recreation, the
Ajax Warriors Soccer
Association who donated
their building for the Ajax
Mcdonalds' Penny Carnival,
Perry Mills of Canada
Games, McDonald's Penny
Carnival M.C. Joe Atkinson,
the youthful Pog volunteers,
the many families who
worked the weekend, includ-
ing the Dowhaniuks,
Atkinsons, Murrays and
Danks, to name a few.
I would also be remiss if I
did not acknowledge those
people who assisted me in the
beginning as founding chair
of this town event, including
our late mayor Bill McLean,
Gary Herrema, Jim Witty and
Gord Bradley.
Joe Dickson, Family
Festival G6airman, Ajax
PUD by Steve Nease
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November 22
SITE PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE
November 22
HYDRO COMMISSION MEETING
November 23
DUNBARTON NEIGHBORHOOD OPEN HOUSE
November 27
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
November 29
COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT
December 4
COUNCIL MEETING
Settlement Boundaries
7:30 p.m.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS ON
THE TOWN OF PICKFRIMr, nRAFT nFFICIA1 DI AN
TOPIC
DATE 6 TIME
LOCATION
Altona and Green River
lCherrywood
Wed., November 22
Green River
Settlement Boundaries
7:30 p.m.
Community Centre
6 Area
Tues., November 28
Cherrywood
Settlement Boundaries
7:30 p.m.
Church Hall
Urban Area Issues
Wed., November 29
Committee Room,
Drop
7:30 p.m.
Civic Complex
Ecological Issues
Tues., December 5
Committee Room,
J Christmas Mini Swim
7:30 p.m.
Civic Complex
Rural Issues
Wed.. December 6
Brougham Hall
ole
8:00 .m.
-. Squash Open House
J Racquetball
All interested residents, landowners, and businesspersons an
invited to attend the above noted meetings and convey theii
comments on the draft Pickering Official Plan. For mon
information, or to obtain a copy of the Plan, pies" contact thi
Town Planning Department at (905) 420-4617 or (905) 683-2760.
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL PUBLIC PRESENTATION
.t; concerning a T:
FRENCHMAN'S BAY
Thursday, December 7,1995
West Salon, Pickering Recreation Complex
1861 Valley Farm Road
Pickering
^: itv of Pidcerirlo. the Pidlema Harbour Camoarv. and be him Oft have
recency seed. a toeer' year-oO ep dispute calcemag tie corlhol d N
use of Frerlc!rrlari s Bay. Al tlls spEall pubic preser>tatan. idorrW, respecting tie
st;ttlerrlerlt vel be available to tie pubic as tolows
42 p.m to 7,30 pit DgsF s Oustahlg N various aspects of tie settlement and
brochures desotng the dispute and t resoillaon wl be available
to tie public. Reprewtltives of t1e Town. & Conpany and otw
rteresied ajims III be present to answer questions.
730 pix to 8:30 pm Mr. Dale Mak Provilaa FaJlabr. d moderate a public
pr olation by reprmitatives of tie Torn andtle Company.
82 p toUpm Displays andbrodMlres wl mrorlb111etobeaurt h*to tie plbie.
Repreot" d the Town, the Company and oto Onk
agendas Abe presedbal mqAns.
AI members d tie pubic are inded to agerd.
APPOINTMENT TO THE PICKERING/
ONTARIO HYDRO LIAISON COMMITTEE
The Town of Pickering hereby invites applications from persons
interested in sitting on the PickeringlOntario Hydro Liaison Committee.
The Committee members will provide a liaison between the Town and
Ontario Hydro respecting awareness and education, especially nuclear
awareness and education, but also concerning other matters.
In addition to members appointed to represent the Town, Ontario
Hydro and other interested agencies, Council will be appointing two
persons, one as a representative of the business community and one as a
representative of the general public.
Any person interested in applying for appointment to this Committee
should submit a letter of interest to the undersigned no later than Friday,
I)ecember Ist, 1995.
Bruce Taylor; AMCT, C NIM
Town Clerk,
Town of Pickering
One The Esplanade
Pickering, Ontario
LIV 6K7
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East Shore Community Centre
(Drop -In Program) Wednesdays
7:00 p.m to 11:00 p.m.
Fridays TDO p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
r ' Brougham Community Centre
(Drop -In Program)
t ti Tuesdays 8:00 p.m. to 11.00 p.m.
Pine Ridge High School Gym
(Sports Program)
Tuesdays 7 00 p.m t, 1 130 p.m.
St. Mary's High School Gym
(Sports Program)
Fridays t 30 p m - 10 30 p.m.
$1.00 per visit or $10.00 year pass
•
--,311 831-1711 for more information.
XFITNTION East Shore
Jr. Squash Players a
Interested Kids Community Centre
(anyone under 911) Liverpool Road, South
16 years of age) I I Afternoon
November 20 - Music & Dance
December 22
- tree squash court access
Mon. -Fn from
3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.'
- court time based on
availability and on a walk-in
basis only. (no pre -
bookings)
You must attend a lesson
with Squash Pro Bob Jean.
Call Bob now
831-1711 or 683-6582
Poinsettia Tea
910 Liverpool Road, South
Saturday, December 2, 1995
12.30,*.m. - 3:30 ,iiiil.eim.
0.00 fM Ae,."
(All Seniors 55 years
plus Welcome)
�ttaDr £nrtostairneud.
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Sponsored by the
Canadian Progress -
Club Ajat/Pic-kerin•t;
Worsen
Need More Injimnation
or Tickets Call
420-6588
or 420-5049
Friday, Nclvernher 24th
2:00 p.m. to
4:00 p.m.
51.00 per person
Enju► u g real ajiernoon
of IV Alu.we
Refreshments available
to purchase
Call 420-6588
1'0 the Members of South
Pickering Club #7i I
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Come and celebrate the
Chnstmas Season.
Limited free ticket~ fix
the Event of }our
choice
.$at10alery,
iieeumAM 9. 1995
Christmas dinner
"Early Sitting"
3: 30 p.m.
"Late Sitting"
5:30 p.m.
`.Party"
8:00 P.M.
Author visit
Either by folly or design, author Gabrielle Bauer,
finds herself leaving her job, career, home and
husband behind for a year long journey through
Japan's sprawling megalopolis. The result is the
book, 'Tokyo, My Everest' a book that makes that
city come alive. Ms. Bauer will read selections from
this book which was recently listed as "Editor's
Choice" in the Toronto Star
Pickering Central Library
Wed., Nov. 29 from 7-9 p.m.
To register call 837-6265, ext 243.
On display in the Civic Complex until the
end of November, the winning photos from
the Pickering Museum Village
REGISTER NOW... FOR
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TO SERVE YOU BETTER!
WHAT'S HAPPENING...
24 Hr,
Pickering Civic Complex
�, .hrsimas Hohday Carp
V Pre -School Mini Sessions
Drop Box
Outdoors
Across trom the t.Ubrary
J Chnstmas Cratis for Kids
One The Esplanade
" Pre -Teen Dances
Teen Drop In 8 Sport Programs
Drop
Pickering Recreation
Learn to Swim
J Public Swimming
Complex
J Christmas Mini Swim
Tuesday, December 5, 1995
Box
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Ft Cornier
,. Comdex Membership Specials
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t Valley Farm Rd
-. Squash Open House
J Racquetball
Mail In Registration
Open House
J Christmas Gift Certificates
J Fitness Passports
De artment of
J Hohday Ftness Special
Culture 8 Recreation
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J Public Skating Schedule
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Pickering Cr Complex
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J Christmas r'ee Lighting1.
One The Esplanade
L�ncn win Santa
Pickering, Ont Ll V 6K7
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Cash payments:
420-4621 Of
Civic Complex, 2nd floor VM
t.t�lreM d
Rec. Complex.
683-6582
Front Desk
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Town of Pickering,
6th Annual
Christmas Tree Lighting-
Tuesday, December 5, 1995
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Bank
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Cheer
Greeting
Donations
�\ LUNCH
with
trl.tt aelei
M.elie lb6w
by the P1lr>,Ie
anomer
(t: twee.)
at the Mckerieg RecreatWn Cenwim
Mayr D 3- i!!S
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• A colAi rfwl, Owge stmt CirMass Puppet slow for tie
wbat" lone 1K
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Teen sexually assaulted
PICKERING — A 17 -year-old
girl was sexually assaulted while
walking near Dellbrook Plaza, police
report.
Four men approached the girl
Thursday around 6:05 p.m. and
dragged her to the rear of the plaza,
which is located on Brock Road
north of Finch Avenue.
The men grabbed at her schoolbag
and demanded money, which she
didn't have, according to Durham
Regional Police.
The men then sexually assaulted
her. The girl broke free and ran to
safety. She. suffered bruising, police
say.
One white man and two black men
are being sought. Police don't have a
description of the fourth suspect.
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Durham business, industry
can.helpteens
DURHAM Math, science and
technological skills are on the agenda
at a TECHNO-CHAi.LENGE in
which local business and industry
representatives are invited to partici-
pate.
The Durham industry Education
Council for the Advancement of Sci-
ence and Technology (DIECAST)
presents the challenge, to which 30
public and 20 separate schools have
each been invited to send a team of
three students from Grades 7 and S.
DIECAST is an organization made
up of representatives from the
Durham Board of Education, the
Durham Region Roman Catholic
Separate School Board, local busi-
ness and area industry. Garland at434-2544, Audrey C.tnile
Its aim is to encourage and chal- at 576-6150 or Maret Sadcm-Thomp-
lenge students to improve their math, son at 433-8933.
science and technological skills. Members of the Public are invited
Local business and industry rcpre- to atloid anv of the events.
sentatives are invited to participate in
TECIIN0-C1IAi.E.E'NGI-. which will
be held Friday. Nov. 24 from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. at Father I.eo J. Austin
Catholic Secondary School and I'cole
secondaire catholique Saint -Charles -
Garnier, both at 1020 Dryden Blvd.,
Whitbv.
If you'd like to volunteer as a
judge for one of the events, con-
tribute your company's products or
make donations toward the purchase
of materials for activities, call James
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Toys for tots
The pediatric unit at Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital recently received a donation of new toys
from the Oshawa Competitive Motorcycle Club. On
hand for the arrival of the toys at the hospital's
foundation office were (left to right) club members
Sharon Basford and Grant Bond, pediatric unit
nursing unit manager Margaret Misetic, club mem-
ber Norm Girndt, hospital president Bruce Cliff,
and club members Dustin Heacock and Ted Baker.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
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Li*femsaviengcourses offered
DURHAM — A series of
life-saving courses is being
offered this holiday season.
St. John Ambulance will
teach skills which may help
you assist someone who is
choking or suffering cardiac
arrest or stroke. The courses
may also help you on the
scene of an emergency.
A fleartsaver Cardiopul-
monary Resuscitation/level
A course offers skills to
help those aged eight years
and older. The four-hour
course costs $35 and is
o-ffered Dec. I 1 and 19 in
Oshawa and Dec. 16 in
Ajax.
A Basic Rescuer
CPR/Level C course, which
teaches ('PR procedures for
adult, infant and child res-
cue, costs S60. The course
is eight to 10 hours long.
Classes will he held Dec. 1
and 2 in Ajax; Dec. 5, 6, 7
and 11 or Dec. 16 in
Oshawa; and Dec. 19 or 28
in Whitby.
A Child and Infant
C'PR%Level D course, which
offers CPR procedures for
infants and children axed
Legion hosts games night
PIChI:RItiG -- '['he
Royal Canadian Legion,
Claremont Branch 483,
holds a games night Fri-
day. N o%. 24 at 8:30 p.m.
at the Lc,ion hall on the
east -idv alt Old R- Rd,
just south of Claremont
Park.
Admission to the event
is free and anyone over
age 19 is welcome. Call
6.39-3166 for more intor-
mation.
eight and under, costs $"40. For more information on
The course is six to eight the times and location of
hours long and is offered each course, and/or to regis-
Dec. 5 and 6 in Oshawa; ter, call St. John Ambulance
Dec. 9 in Ajax; and Dec. 12 at 905-434-7800 or 1 -800 -
and 14 in Whitbv. 268-1032.
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School in Pickering hosted a
recent reunion between former
child care students and nurs-
ery school children, Dan Mur-
doch grabbed the chance to
demonstrate his stacking abili-
ties.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
School honored for
integrating kids
with special needs
AJAX — A public school here is
feeling pretty special.
Lakeside Public School on Parkes
Drive has received an exemplary award
from the Ministry of Education and
Training for integration of special -
needs students.
"For us, it %%asn't a big thing. It's
what %ve do," principal Doug Ferguson
says of the award. "But certainly, it's
something we're very proud of. It's a
school award because it involves
everyone.'
According to the ministry, the award
"recognizes motivation, initiative and
achievement in integrating exceptional
students in the regular classroom."
Lakeside was one of the first public
schools in Durham to integrate special -
needs students into the regular class-
room. Previously, they were taught in
segregated classes.
St. James Catholic School, also in
Ajax, also received an exemplar
award for its integration policies this
year.
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Health
council
meets
DURHAM —
The Acute Care
Study, which out-
lines plans for the
reorganization of
regional hospitals,
will be on the
agenda when the
Durham Region
District Health
Council meets
tonight. The
health council
holds its monthly
meeting at 7 p.m.
at the PortPerry
Community Nurs-
ing Ilome, 15941
Simcoe St. N.,
Port Perry. The
health council
meets the fourth
Wednesday of
each month,
except Decemher.
Call 905-433-
4262 for more
information.
Film on
home
birth
screened
PICKERING -
Born at Home, a
film about mid-
wife -assisted
home birth, will
be shown Mon-
day. Dec. 4 at 7
p.m. at the Picker-
ing Central
Library auditori-
um at One The
Esplanade.
This highly -
acclaimed film
looks at the grow-
ing trend of home
birth in Canada
and why many
couples are
choosing this
option. Its show-
ing will be fol-
lowed by a ques-
tion and answer
period with a reg-
istered midwife.
The presenta-
tion of the film is
sponsored by
Midwifery Ser-
vices of Durham
and the Childbitth
Education Asso-
ciation of
Durham.
No registration
is required and
there is no admis-
sion charge. For
mane information,
call Midwifery
Services of
Durham at 905-
430-9581 or the
tion Association
of Durham at
905-420-3890.
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More shoping
for the horidayS.
(Tax-free)
PSTJ�
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Our Pickering
store hours now
extended Sundays
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
(So you can
start earlier,
stay later)
U,
STOREWIDE*
AT EATON'
S �
4 DAYS ONLY
on all regular-uriced
a i
0
merchandise
" * Major Appliances and I loin• Flertronic•.s will decluc•t
an amount rcluivalent to the )[11y.
Not valid in conjunction with an% other limited tinge offer.
N1e'll deduct an amount to the PST anti/or UST
0from
1 the total price of vottr pirchase.
L-1 , November 23rd'to 20th.
Eaton's.
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We want to be your store.
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Excludes: Eaton's R-arehouse Stores, Clearance Centres. selected designer fashions.
cosmetics, fragrances. Royal Velvet towels. collectible giftware,
Eaton gift certificates, concessions, restaurants, all services. Details in-store.
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WED, NOVEMBER 22, 1995
ISSAI
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presents a
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Thursday, November Z
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S aturday, Noveiifiber 25
We have received our last allocation of 1995 Nissan
Pathfinders. Only 25 of Canada's Best Selling
Import Sport Utility Vehicles are available. These
vehicles have been reduced to the Absolute
Minimum and have been clearly windshield priced.
There has -.never
been a better time
to buy.ti
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, NOVEMBER 22, 199S.PAGE ISA
Snap a Christmas photo
with your pet and Santa
DURHAM -- Santa may
be partial to reindeer, but he
loves all kinds of animals.
Durham Animal Adoption
is offering an opportunity to
capture your pet and Santa
on film, with all proceeds to
help homeless pets.
You can get a picture of
your pet with Santa for only
$5. Durham Animal Adop-
tion has Santa on hand Dec.
4 until Dec. 6, 6 p.m. to 9
p.m.. Dec. 9, 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. and Dec. 10, noon until
4 p.m., at Pet Valu in Whitby
Town Square at Rossland
Road and Garden Street.
Pet owners must make an
appointment in advance, by
calling Laurie at 905-263-
8915.
Durham Animal Adoption
is a non-profit corporation
which matches stray pets
with responsible owners and
is involved in education of
pet owners.
College students are covered
DURHAM -- It will be a
healthier year for full-time
Durham College students.
New to the college this
year, all full-time students
are being covered by Student
Accident and Sickness Insur-
ance.
David Black, head of the
Durham College Student
Association, says "the need
for a health policy has
always been there."
Over 4,000 students are
covered under the plan,
which covers prescription
drugs, ambulance trips,
expenses for crutches, wheel-
chairs and hospital beds, X-
ra%s, nurses fees, braces and
splints as well as dental work
required because of an acci-
dent. The policy is funded by
the activity fee paid by stu-
dents when they enrol in
sch�x�l. Entire family cover-
age is available for an addi-
tional $19.40.
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and Ready to Move'.
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powr group, alae. wheal, 30,000 km.
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PAGE If -A -THE NONS EAD�VER17 6: WkD.. NbV&BER 22,109S
V RECYCLER'S REPORT
Fourth `R' comes out of Waste Reduction Week
The LCBO and The
Beer Store outlets in Ajax
and Pickering contributed
to help make the Recy-
cling Council of Ontario's
(RCO) 11 th Waste Reduc-
tion Week (W R W) a suc-
cess.
In special bins or boxes.
unwanted sporting equip-
ment was collected and
then sent on to r—
a variety of
places.
For the past
several vears
the LCBO has
been a strong
supporter of
W R W .
LCBO's Julian
Lewin, director
of environmen-
tal manage-
ment as well as
chairman of
the RCO's
WRNV steering
committee.
said we should
add 'Replay' to
the list of 3Rs.
The collection and
redistribution of used
sporting equipment has
always been popular, and
this year the staff of the
LCBO were delighted to
be of service to their
Waste Reduction Week
community organizers.
As well as collecting
sports equipment, each
Beer Store held a draw for
a football and several
RCO reusable travel mugs.
In Ajax, Durham West
MPP Janet Ecker and
Mayor Jim Witty pulled
the winning names of:
Steve Macleod, Paul Too-
-� ley. Matt
Ilobbs and
Denise Klock.
Ms. Ecker also
drew names at
Pickering's
Liverpool
location where
the winners
were: Carl
Alvarez, U.
Campbell,
A n t h o n y
Walsh, Jeff
McIntyre,
Brad Smith
and Sue
Brady.
At the
Whites Road
Plaza, Karin Crane. Reg
Leavons, Charles
McGeoguan, Mary Ann
Britskev and Kris Vrzovs-
ki became lucky winners.
All names were returned
to their boxes to be eligi-
ble for a draw prize that
features a trip to Jamaica.
larraine roulston
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Pales By C.omparin.
�. 11 1I.1 1 Uqui,ilc 14 Lt. ()%,11 B111k Sappllirc
t' I liannnul I.arrin_> .unl VV11(1.lni.
c.) Stmmin_ 14 La. %irqui- Iflm- _'�appllirc Iliamoml Bra,dd.
ch Ma_niliccnt 14 La. Iarqui> B111k S-apphirc
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Also, The Beer Store at
the Whites Road Plaza
provided an opportunity to
guess the number of beer
caps in a basket.
A Toronto resident
came the closest and won
a copy of "The Creative
Cook's Recycling Book."
The Beer Stores also
donated half a cent from
each bottle that was turned
in on the Friday of Waste
Reduction Week to boys
and girls camps.
Pickering stores chose
to donate to Our Ilome, an
organization to aid the dis-
abled.
Brewer's Retail has
been an environmental
leader and to date recovers
98 per cent of containers
and packaging it sells each
year which includes pick-
ing up more than 100,000
tonnes of beer cases annu-
ally from 14,000 bars and
restaurants.
Therc are two rood rca-
sons to use refillable bot-
tles.
If a bottle is refilled just
10 times, it uses 20 per
cent less energy to make
than a recycled can.
Ontario brewers refill their
bottles 15 to 20 times
before making them into
new bottles.
Refillables support the
deposit/return system,
which in turn reduces lit-
ter.
Although beer cans are
not refillable, they have a
deposit and are recycled.
❑OD
Congratulations to Pick-
ering councillors who
voted on Nov. 13 to sup-
port 'Grasscycling'.
Grass clippings should
be left to decompose on
the lawn because they are
an excellent source of
nitrogen.
Also, by not collecting
and debagging, tax dollars
will be saved.
ON'T'BUY
A CAR UNTIL
YOU'VE SEEN T
E
1995 STEALTH RT TURBO AWD
Kh
fir, DOHC, 6 spd . manual, tilt
cruise. p.w., p dl , p s., p.
_ rrors. 18' AM wheels.
s.
gather seats.. AM,'FM Casass.
w wjual, auto temp., au cond..
3 such more Stk OS32
MAKE AN OFFER
1994 GRAND AM SE 4 DR.
les
°.I
V6, auto., p.s., p.b., air Gond.., tilt, 1201"
cruise, p.w., p.dl., cloth buckets,
console, AM/FM cass. & more. PER MONT"
Only 27,400 miles. 48 MONITHIS
Stk. #P4445A tt DKAUR
1995 PLYMOUTH NEON SPORT
2.OL, 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., p.dl., p. SALE
mirrors, air cond., tilt, cruise, AMIFM
cass., fold down rear seat, console, 14. 113,5
wheels & more. 1 owner.
Stk. #V4498
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., NOVEMBER 22, MS -PAGE 17-A
1996 VOYAGER BRAND NEW
V6, auto., p.s., p.b., 7 pass., air cond.,
anti lock brakes, floor mats, roof rack.
dual air bags, storage drawer & more.
ONLY $2%5 2 ■ 88* PER MONTH
SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS
1993 OLD CUTLASS CIERA 4 DR.
3.3L, V6, auto., p.s., p.b., tilt, cruise, air tw Er
cond.., p.w., p.dl., alum. wheels,
AM/FM cars., doth seats & more. piffilit Row.
Only 28,100 miles. MONTHS
Stk. #P4483A SEE DEALM
FOR DKTAas
1992 CARAVAN LE
A,
3.3L, V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., pall., p.�W
seat, tilt, cruise, air cond... AMIFM
cass., sunscreen glass, 7 pass.,
overhead console, floor console & M MONTHSNIONITH
more. 1 owner. Only 52,900 miles. SEE DEALER
Stk. #V4514 FOR DETAILS
RIGHT
HERE
1995 JEEP LAREDO 4X4
•d;, ;ruse, MA m caw
— wneels. select t•a
.acy Mass, doth seats
-c.e Bal Fact Warr Avail
S'k OP446
owy5459.88 ME°
w Urns
SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS,
1995 CHRYSLER SEBRING
6itX LXi
2.5L, V6, auto., p.s., p.b., tilt, cruise, SALE
ABS system, leather seats, air. AM/FM'
CD, p.w., p.dl., p. seats, p. mirrors,
akin. wheels & more.
Stk. #P4547 Brand New. N:L FREIGHT
1992 SPIRIT HIGHLINE
!III W
, auto., p.s., p.b., AM/FM cars., tilt, s� ��
;e, cloth buckets, console, air
I.., p. mirrors & more.
31,400 miles. PER
#P4425A SEE DEALER
FOR DETAIL!
1995 CHRYSLER CIRRUS
6ttx—t
2.5L, V6. 4 spd. auto., tilt, cruise, p.w., SALE
pall., p.mirrors, p.seat, au cond., prem. i0
AM/FM sass., cloth buckets, security
,000
alarm & more. Brand New. UW
Stk. #P4543 11111CL FREIGHT
1993 PLYMOUTH DUSTER
i
u .iI
2.51- engine. auto., p.s., p.b., AWFM
cass., air condition, alum wheels, rear SALE
spoiler, cloth buckets, console & more.
Only 53,000 miles.
Stk. #V4521 T,888
VILLAGE
PLYMOUTH
CHRYSLER
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1995 CHEV ASTRID
1992 FOFW TEMPO GI.
1988 PONTIAC
1991 CHEV CAVALIER
_
ESCORT
BONNEVILLE SE
WAGON
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w�l'j�
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V6. automatic, air cord., only
Extended. fully loaded.
7,700 km.
V6. tuily loadea.
Automak. air Coldborf
SALE PRICED x20.490
ON SALE
SALE PRICED '5,990
ON SAZE
1988 GMC CUBE VAN
1992 PLYMOUTH
1992 MAZDA
1994 PONTIAC
T
ACCLAIM
B2200
SUNBIRD LE
PREMIER ES
TSi TURBO
WAGON XLT
_
sem+, �`
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+�•+ra�tf= ,Y,a_+k� '
350 V8, gasoline aulomabc,
4 ouur. auiun .
Box kner, 5 speed. Very dean
cunoltronin, only 30.000 k^
low kms.
_.^honing. low kms
crude
$4,950 CERTIFIED
ON SALE
ON SALE
O,r SALE 37,990
ON SALE $11,490
1994 PLYMOUTH
1993 CHEV BLAZER
1991 PONTIAC
1991 PONTIAC
SUNDANCE
LT 4X4
SUNBIRD GT
SUNBIRD CONV.
a
5 sod.. loaded. Q. seats.
Auto.. 6 cy!., loaded, maps.
Auto.. 6 cyl.. 7 pass., air.
,;.:.
-ItionmR 7�'�_
g. only 3
Top mooei. Vortex engine.
every opeon available.
V V
5 svc. a e^.:.•aal. yrey
w>
loaded. 48.owkm.
SALE PRICED
$18,990
rtenor
SALE PRICED $8.990
$11,990
1993 CHEV
1991 DODGE
1988 TOYOTA
1988 HONDA
CAVALIER
DYNASTY
TERCEL
ACCORD EXi
Autc . 6 _v' . 7 pass.. air
5 so o sprroot, loaded. clean.
Au1c.. 8 cyl. loaded. luxury.
Auto.. 6 cyl. loaded. white.
2 door, aulo.. arc, cassetteart,
0 700 km
s o
2 door. 5 spd.. only 39 XC km
door. 5 spa
SALE PRICED
cAI F PRICFn '5-990
$4.390
ON SALE '5.990
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1991 CHEVY
———
1991 FORD
-
1991 GMC RALLY
1990 CHEVY
ASTRID CARGO VAN
ESCORT
STX
CORSICA LT
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6 cyl.• p.s.. p.b.. clean.
4 cyl- 5 spd., air, red
12 pass., loaded. 5.7 LT.
3.1 L, 6 cyl., loaded.
$5,950 CERTIFIED
$4,950 CERTIFIED
$6,950 CERTIFIED
$3,950 CERTIFIED
1990 EAGLE
1990 EAGLE TALON
1990 FORD CLUB
1990 FORD
PREMIER ES
TSi TURBO
WAGON XLT
TAURUS WAGON
sem+, �`
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6 cy! . loaded. leather, clean.
AWD. tutbo, loaded. black+
Auto 8 cyl loaded. 12 pass.
Auto., 6 cyl., air bag.
$5,950 CERTIFIED
$9,950 CERTIFIED
$6,950 CERTIFIED
$4,950 CERTIFIED
1990 PONTIAC
1989 DODGE
1989 PONTIAC
1988 DODGE
GRAND AM
SPIRIT ES TURBO
GRAND PRIX SE
GRAND CARAVAN
e
Auic.. 4 aocr a- +
5 sod.. loaded. Q. seats.
Auto.. 6 cy!., loaded, maps.
Auto.. 6 cyl.. 7 pass., air.
$5 950 CERTIFIED
$3 950 CERTIFIED
$6 950 CERTIFIED
$4 950 CERTIFIED
1988 FORD
1988 NISSAN MULTI
1988 LINCOLN
1988 PONTIAC
AEROSTAR XL
WAGON
TOWN CAR
BONNEVILLE SE
#�� '- . �
-„,��"^'” �_J.>r. �•
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Autc . 6 _v' . 7 pass.. air
5 so o sprroot, loaded. clean.
Au1c.. 8 cyl. loaded. luxury.
Auto.. 6 cyl. loaded. white.
$4 950 CERTIFIED
S4 950 CERTFIED
$5 950 CERTIFIED
"5,500 CERTIFIED
THE CLUB SECURITY BAR YOURS AT NO j
CHARGE *WITH THE PURCHASE OF A USED
k
-VEHICLE FROM MURAD AUTO SALES
' *One per purchase While supplies Iasi With this coupon.
---_---__--------===--J
I Lf I IAL
Introducing The 1996 SPECIAL EDITIONS
TOYOTA Quality Plus Extra Value
1996 TERCEL SV
STANDARD FEATURES
• POWER STEERING • AWFM RADIO CASSETTE
• BODY SIDE MOULDINGS • CARPET MATS
• SPORTY WHEEL COVERS •1S LITRE 16 VALVE ENGINE
• ALL SEASON TIRES* 52 M.P.G.
• PLUS MUCH MORE
1996 COROLLA SD
STANDARD FEATURES
• POWER STEERING • AMIFM RADIO CASSETTE
• BODY SIDE MOULDINGS • SPORTY WHEEL COVERS
• CARPET MATS •1.6 LITRE 16 VALVE ENGINE
• ALL SEASON TIRES • REMOTE TRUNKIFUEL RELEASE
• PLUS MUCH MORE
1996 CAMRY PLUS
STANDARD FEATURES
• AIR CONDITIONING • POWER WINDOWS 3 DOOR LOCKS
• KEYLESS ENTRY • WOODGRAIN TRW
• CRUISE CONTROL -CARPET MATS
• AWFM RADIO CASSETTE • 60/40 FOLD DOWN REARSEAT
• PLUS MUCH MORE
x' $ 12,7 0 0 * °x $ 13,9 9 5* °'"' $ 2 3,8 9 5*
0
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HWY. 2
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WEST401-EAST
ROTARY T.V. AUCTION
FOR AJAX & PICKER/NG
PULL OUT - SECTION.,....1.
BID ON MORE THAN 250 ITEMS
Here's How You Can Participate!
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Follow these simple steps to make a bid on any item(s)
ROTARY AUCTION RULES
You can pay for your purchase by cash, Visa, MasterCard or
personal cheque. Personal cheques will only be accepted
with the back up of a Visa or MasterCard number.
Read this flyer and highlight the TIME, BLOCK, and ITEM
number of any merchandise which interests you.
The T.V. Auction will begin on T.V. at 6 p.m. Saturday
November 25, 1995. The phones will open at 5 p.m. if you
wish to pre-bid on any items in the flyer. The MIDNIGHT
MADNESS will begin at approximately 12 p.m.
Bidding will begin for each Block at the approximate time
indicated in the flyer. Each Block will begin with pictures
and explanations of the items available in that 10 minute
period.
You can bid on any item that is still to come... That is, any
item in a Block that has not already been offered and closed.
Call 839-8910 and one of our volunteer operators will
answer. The operator will ask for your NAME, TELEPHONE
NUMBER, ITEM NUMBER(S), and AMOUNT you wish to
bid. All bids must be in whole dollar amounts.
Our volunteer operators will be monitoring all current bids.
If you are advised your bid is equal to or less than the most
current bid you will be asked if you wish to improve your
bid.
8. You will be able to monitor bids for all items on your T.V.
for the current Block. If a bid higher than yours appears on
screen please call to raise your bid before the block closes.
9. The end of each block will be indicated by a bell and no
new bids will be accepted, however calls in progress will be
completed.
10. Don't wait until the last moment to bid. Your phone call
may not get through. Our phone lines are always quite busy
near the end of each block. Play it safe! Get involved by
bidding early!!
11. STAY BY THE TELEPHONE NUMBER YOU GAVE THE
OPERATOR FOR AT LEAST 30 MINUTES. We will be
calling back to confirm the winning bid. If we cannot
contact the winning bidder, the next highest bidder will be
contacted.
12. Successful bidders will be able to pick up their
merchandise or certificates at Deboer's Fine Furniture
on Monday, November 27th from 6 to 9 p.m. after Monday.
Successful bidders for any remaining merchandise will be
contacted Tuesday, November 28th.
NOTE: EVERY ATTEMPT HAS BEEN MADE TO
ACCURATELY CONVEY THE DESCRIPTION OF
EACH ITEM. REMEMBER, ALL PROCEEDS GO
TO A WORTHY CAUSE.
AUCTION CO-CHAIRS: GEORGE COUTTS,
DOUG WILKINSON. A
G E R5
Cablesystems
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Have Fun and
Enjoy Your Bidding
PAGE 20-A•TRE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. NOVEMBER 22.1995
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AU
C:TIOY T.'�.
STAR
X & PICKERING
FOR a4JASECTION
PULL OUT _
RGGERS
Cablesystems
INTRO BLOCK
WELCOME
Introduction
and Procedures
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 2S/9S
BLOCK 1
6:10-6:20
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BLUCK 4
64
6:40-6:50
$42.00
28
Chddrens S^'car.a^)
$20.00
65
Golden Griddle Rest
$110.00
29
2 person pass
$120.00
66
Spring Creek Gcr & Country Club
520.00
30
1 parr CCU 7acKs 152 Skates
SM -00
67
Pick Village Source for Sports
$120.00
31
Gift Certificate
68.
1 Executive Golf Book
Caro Bake, Visage
538.00
32.
Weexcay Goi' Membe•ship
69.
Houseii
Annandale Gott & Country Club
SISO.00
33.
Cash Voucher
70.
Grft Certificate
Loeb s Glendale
525.00
34
2 Id! passes
71.
2 Lrft Passes
Dagmar Sk Resort
S%.00
35
Bell Calling Card
72.
2 person pass
G T Global Telecornms
525.00
36.
Paint & Pay 10' Lollipop Drum
525.00
Sandra Bonk Musik Studic
535.00
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 2S/9S
BLOCK 1
6:10-6:20
L
7:20-7:30
64
Gift Certificate
$42.00
100.
Halenda s Meals
$20.00
65
Voce Mad Box
$25.00
101.
Answer North America
$120.00
66
Humidifier
$4400
102.
Barry McNalty Mechanical Ltd
SM -00
67
Membersh p in AfaxPck. Board of T'ade
$125.00
Alax`Pick. Board of Trade
$125.00
68.
1 Executive Golf Book
CD Warehouse
$34.00
Green Link Consulting
$60.00
69.
Houseii
Can. Martial Arts Com. Training
$66.00
R&N Prowasn
$250.00
70.
Grft Certificate
Royal Bank Pers. Financial
$250.00
Carol Baker Visage
$38.00
71.
2 Lrft Passes
Michael Schroeder Art
$115.00
Lakeridge Slu Area
$44.00
72.
2 person pass
Subway Store
$60.00
Spring -Creek Goff 6 Country Club 520.00
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 2S/9S
BLOCK 1
6:10-6:20
L
BLOCK 12
37
8:10-8:20
$42.00
100.
Certificate Oil Lube 8 Filter
38
Gift Certificate
Village Pyrraurth Chrysler
$25.00
101.
Overhaul ar>r Cleaning voucher
39
Garage Door Opener
Mobile Vacuum
$4400
102.
3 months merrbershiP
40
R,;s' Check Amication
Fit for Lille Pickering
$125.00
103.
Gift Certiliicate
4'
2 Hxkey'wKets
CD Warehouse
$34.00
104.
1 month free membership
42
2 person pass
Can. Martial Arts Com. Training
$66.00
105.
Mutual Fund Accourtt
43
Turkey Voucne'
Royal Bank Pers. Financial
$250.00
106.
Artist's Print
44
2 Raptor Tickets
Michael Schroeder Art
$115.00
107.
1 six foot sub sandwich
4E
Gift Certrt rate
Subway Store
$60.00
108.
Gift Certificate
525.00
Pizza Hud . Ajax
S25.00
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 2S/9S
BLOCK 1
6:10-6:20
L
2 Hockey TcKets
37
Deloitte & Touche
$42.00
2.
2 Green Fees
38
Gift Certificate
Whitevale Golf Club
$80.00
3.
Gift Certificate
39
Garage Door Opener
Ideal Pants
$150.00
4
2 Herrongate Tickets
40
R,;s' Check Amication
Herrongate Barn Theatre
$63.90
5.
1 Six Foot Sub
4'
2 Hxkey'wKets
Subway Store .Hub Mall,
560.00
6.
Vacuum Cleaner
42
2 person pass
Mobile V3cuur1
550.00
7
1 3 mos Membership
43
Turkey Voucne'
Can Mama Ars-Co-.Traning
$200.00
8
Gift Certrfcate
44
2 Raptor Tickets
Kelsey s Restaurant
$50.00
9
Gr" Certificate
4E
Gift Certrt rate
Pizza Nut - Ajax
$25.00
BLOCK 5
ULUCK 9
7:30-7:40
73
6:50-7:00
37
1-6 mos me-,oe,s^,c -ea'- Club
$76.00
Premier Health & ;itness CIuO
$180.00
38
Gift Certificate
Canadian Tire Pickering
$250.00
Del Vaw
$25.00
39
Garage Door Opener
Toronto Dominion
$150.00
Home Depot
$168.00
40
R,;s' Check Amication
'ravel Port Inc
$100.00
Rus' CheCK
51054115
4'
2 Hxkey'wKets
Hardwood Hies Cross Country Slu Dub
$27.00
Alan Jones
$42.00
42
2 person pass
Lakeridge Links Golf Course
$64.00
Spring Creek Golf & Country
$20.00
43
Turkey Voucne'
Select Sportcards
$100.00
Dominion Save -A -Centre
$25.00
44
2 Raptor Tickets
Celebrity Lanes
523.00
Brian Hawke - Lawyer
$150.00
4E
Gift Certrt rate
Can. Martial Arts Com. Training
$35.00
Pizza Hut - Ajax
$25.00
ULUCK 9
7:30-7:40
73
2 1 -Month Bus Passes
10.
Pickering Transit
$76.00
74
Canad.,an Tire Voucher for tires
545.00
11.
Canadian Tire Pickering
$250.00
75
Voucher
$100.00
12.
Toronto Dominion
$150.00
76
Gift Certificate
$45.00
13.
'ravel Port Inc
$100.00
TT
Trail tickets for 2
$76.00
14.
Hardwood Hies Cross Country Slu Dub
$27.00
78.
2 weekday passes
$19.95
15.
Lakeridge Links Golf Course
$64.00
79
1 Box of Mixed Sports Cards
$125.00
16.
Select Sportcards
$100.00
B0.
Bowling Certificate
$50.00
17.
Celebrity Lanes
523.00
81.
1 free month of Tai Chi
$25.00
18.
Can. Martial Arts Com. Training
$35.00
BLOCK 13
8:20-8:30
109.
Have a Party
10.
National Sports
$110.00
110.
2 full day left passes
545.00
11.
Horseshoe Valley
SrA00
111.
3 music lessons
$100.00
12.
Webbers Music
$15.00
112.
Dog Groortrrg
$45.00
13.
The Groomers Workshop
$40.00
113.
2 weekday green fees
$76.00
14.
Winchester Goff Club
$38.00
114.
Cartel Cellular Phone
$19.95
15.
G.T. Global Communications
$149.00
1t5.
Gift Certificate
$125.00
16.
Gallantry's Eatery
$40.00
116.
Jr. Collectible Teddy Bear
$50.00
17.
Bayy Communications Inc.
$65.00
117.
Gift Certificate
$25.00
18.
Pizza Hut - Ajax
$25.00
First 40 successful bidders
who bid OVER the suggested
retail value of an item
will receive a complimentary
Master Mechanic's coupon
worth $20".
BID HIGH: BID EARLY!
BLOCK 6
7:00-7:10
46
6:20-6:30
10.
Flower Arrangement
$250.00
47
Bay Ridges Florists
545.00
11.
Investment Certificate
48
1 Windows 95 Upgrade
Dynamic Partners & Daniel Fry
$100.00
12.
Family Pass
49
2 Lift Passes
Pleasure Valley
$45.00
13.
2.1 month school bus passes
50.
Gift Certificate
Pickering Transit
$76.00
14.
Dinner for 2
51,
1 Wheei Alignment
Paul Wong s Fine Chinese
$19.95
15.
4 Free Lube. Oil & Filters
52
1 hour of bowling
Saturn Saab Isuzu of Pick.
$125.00
16.
Gih Certificate
53.
1 Box of Mixec Sports Cards
Regalis Fine Restaurant
$50.00
17.
Gift Certificate
54
Gift Certificate
Lord Byron Seafood & Steakhouse
$25.00
18.
1 Turkey Voucher
$25.00
S100.00
Dominion Save -a -Centre
525.00
First 40 successful bidders
who bid OVER the suggested
retail value of an item
will receive a complimentary
Master Mechanic's coupon
worth $20".
BID HIGH: BID EARLY!
BLOCK 6
7:00-7:10
46
1 PoolOpeniny
82
Internation Pool & Spa
$250.00
47
Family Pass
$60.00
83
Hardwood His Cross Country Ski Area $140.00
48
1 Windows 95 Upgrade
The Ranch Ski Snowboard Area
$56.00
DAE Computer
$130.00
49
2 Lift Passes
DAE Computer
$130.00
Lakeridge Ski Area
544.00
50.
Gift Certificate
Messer Dowty Aerospace
$70.00
Bay Ridges IGA
550.00
51,
1 Wheei Alignment
Whoevale Goff Club
$80.00
Midas Meler
S80.00
52
1 hour of bowling
Soft-Moc Inc.
$100.00
Celebrity Lanes
$23.00
53.
1 Box of Mixec Sports Cards
Gallantry's
$40.00
Select Sportscards
5100-00
54
Gift Certificate
Loeb s Glendale
$25.00
Pizza Hut - Ajax
$25.00
BLOCK 10
0
BLOCK J
6:30-6:40
19.
7:40-7:50
82
2-1 day passes
$199.00
20.
Hidden Valley Highlands
$60.00
83
2 Lift passes
5100.00
21.
The Ranch Ski Snowboard Area
$56.00
B4
Windows 95 Upgrade
$25.00
22.
DAE Computer
$130.00
85
2 theatre tickets :Herongate)
$120.00
23.
Messer Dowty Aerospace
$70.00
86
2 Golf passes
525.00
24.
Whoevale Goff Club
$80.00
87
Gift Certificate
$100.00
25.
Soft-Moc Inc.
$100.00
88
Gift Certificate
$29.95
26.
Gallantry's
$40.00
89.
Cash Voucher
$70.00
27.
Loeb s Glendale
$25.00
90.
Gift Certificate
$25.00
S100.00
Pizza Hut - Ajax
$25.00
0
BLOCK J
6:30-6:40
19.
3 mos. Karate Membership
55,
Liverpool Shotokan Karate
$199.00
20.
Gift Certificate
$75.00
56.
Travel Port Inc.
5100.00
21.
1 Oil Lube & Fitter
$60.00
57.
Village Plymouth Chrysler
$25.00
22.
Voice Mailbox
$W.00
58
Answer North America
$120.00
23.
Gift Certificate
$29.95
59
Lord Byron Seafood & Steakhouse
525.00
24.
Car Safety Package
60.
Black & Decker Circular Saw
Hepcoe Credit Union
$100.00
25.
1 "Discover Snowboarding' Pkg.
61.
Cash Voucher
North York Ski Centre
$29.95
26.
DAC Easy Lucid
62.
125 Tulip Bulbs + 80 Crocus Bulbs
A Plus Software
$70.00
27.
Grft Certificate
1 Box of Mixed Sports Cards
99.
Pizza Hut - Ajax
$25.00
BLOCK 7
BLOCK 11
7:10-7:20
55,
1 Hour Rental Skat.rg Area
National Sports
$75.00
56.
2.1 day ski passes
Sir Sams Ski Area
$60.00
57.
1 Large size party Platter
Red Lobster
$W.00
58
1 Discover Skiing Package
'forth York Ski Centre
$29.95
59
1 Bell Ca:hng Card
G.T Global Telecommunications $25.00
60.
Black & Decker Circular Saw
1 Jr. Collectible Teddy Bear
Lymbird Lumber
$138.00
61.
Cash Voucher
Gift Certificate (All Sass Rest.)
Loeb's Glendale
$25.00
62.
125 Tulip Bulbs + 80 Crocus Bulbs
2 tickets for Beauty & the Beast
Pickering Nurseries
S65.00
63.
1 Box of Mixed Sports Cards
99.
Gift Certificate
Select Sportscards
S100.00
BLOCK 11
MIDNIG
MYSTERY
Saturday, Noven
TUNE IN FOR LOTS OF GREAT ITEMS RI
8:00-8:10
91.
1 family pass
Hardwood Hills Cross Country
$140.00
92
10 weeks of lessons
A Touch of Glass
5150.00
93
Family pass
Pleasure Valley
$45.00
94.
2 Toronto Maple Leaf tickets
Royal Bank
$175.00
95.
1 Hour of Ice Time
Art Thompson Arena
5150.00
96.
1 Jr. Collectible Teddy Bear
Bayfy Communications Inc.
$65.00
97.
Gift Certificate (All Sass Rest.)
Delorne & Touche
$50.00
98.
2 tickets for Beauty & the Beast
Huron, Flett & Sinclair, CA
$195.00
99.
Gift Certificate
Pizza Hut - Ajax
$25.00
MIDNIG
MYSTERY
Saturday, Noven
TUNE IN FOR LOTS OF GREAT ITEMS RI
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BLOCK 14
BLOCK 18
8:30-8:40
172.
118.
1119.
2 1 -month bus passes
Cantel National Accounts
173.
Pickering Transit
576.00
155.
Voice Mailbox
Charcoal Sketch
Answer North America
$120.00
120.
Black & Decker Quantum Router
6 t Sub sari wx h
184
Lymbird Lumber Co.
$210.00
121.
1 Executive Golf Book
Horseshoe Valley
177
Green Link Consulting
$60.00
122.
1 Bell Calling Card
Polar Fleece iacket
187
G.T. Global Communications
$25.00
123.
2 Lift Passes
A Pius Software
Dagmar Ski Resort
$56.00
124.
1 Driveway Sealed
JLS Driveway Sealing
$125.00
125.
1 Portable Phone
Baru
Re.,Max First Really Inc.
$150.00
126.
2 person passes
Pizza Hut - Ajax
Spring Creek Goff & Country
$20.00
BLOCK 18
BLOCK 22
10:10-10:20
188 Martial Ars Package
Martial Arts Canada $159.99
189. Cross Country Package
Dagmar Ski Area x+.00
190. Perm. Cut & Style
Trend Setter Hair Design %5.00
191. 1 Face Cord Firewood - Delivered
Arms Loam Supply $W.00
192. Gift Certificate
Exclusive Esthetics by Nancy $30.00
193. Elvis Video Collection
Quality Music Vide, Joe Bimbksh 570.00
194. Portrait Sitting
Rutherford Weddirg & Portrait Studio $161.00
195. Art Plaque
Framing & Art Centre $70.00
196. Sunday Brunch for two
Sauter's Inn $21.90
BLOCK 15
9:20-9:30
172.
154
Gift Certificate
Cantel National Accounts
173.
PaulMac Petfoods
580.00
155.
1 Box mixed Sports Cards
Charcoal Sketch
Select Sportscard
$100.00
156.
Gift Certificate
6 t Sub sari wx h
184
Pickering Hobbles
550.00
157
Rust Proof Voucher
Horseshoe Valley
177
Krown Rust Control
$99.95
158
7 1;4 Elec. Makrta Circular Saw
Polar Fleece iacket
187
Makita Canada Inc.
S239.D0
159
Gift Certificate
A Pius Software
Health & Wellness Clinic
$25.00
160.
1 6 -month membership
Premier Health & Racquet Club
$180.00
161.
Cash voucher
Baru
Loeb's Glendale
$25.00
162.
Gift Certificate
Pizza Hut - Ajax
Pizza Hut - Ajax
$25.00
BLOCK 22
10:10-10:20
188 Martial Ars Package
Martial Arts Canada $159.99
189. Cross Country Package
Dagmar Ski Area x+.00
190. Perm. Cut & Style
Trend Setter Hair Design %5.00
191. 1 Face Cord Firewood - Delivered
Arms Loam Supply $W.00
192. Gift Certificate
Exclusive Esthetics by Nancy $30.00
193. Elvis Video Collection
Quality Music Vide, Joe Bimbksh 570.00
194. Portrait Sitting
Rutherford Weddirg & Portrait Studio $161.00
195. Art Plaque
Framing & Art Centre $70.00
196. Sunday Brunch for two
Sauter's Inn $21.90
BLOCK 15
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BLOCK 19
8:40-8:50
172.
127
3 1 -day ski passes
Cantel National Accounts
173.
Sir Sams Ski Area
$60.00
128.
Trail tickets for 2
Charcoal Sketch
Hardwood Hills Cross Cournry Ski Area
$27.00
129.
Mutual Fund Certificate
6 t Sub sari wx h
184
Dynamc Partners/Daniel Fry
$100.00
130.
Diving Package
Horseshoe Valley
177
Innerspace Divers Supply
$248.00
131.
Software Pkg
Polar Fleece iacket
187
A Plus Software
$139.00
132.
Cash Voucher
A Pius Software
Loeb's Glendale
$25.00
133.
1 Oil. Lube & Filter Voucher
Village Plymouth Chrysler
$25.00
134.
3 moscomplex membership
Baru
Town of Pickerng
$200.00
135.
Gift Certificate - Victoria Gardens
Pizza Hut - Ajax
Banquet Room
$30.00
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BLOCK 19
BLOCK 23
9:30-9:40
172.
163,
Floor Lamp
Cantel National Accounts
173.
De Boers
$100.00
164.
Answering Service
Charcoal Sketch
Answer North America
$150.00
165.
One Executive God Book
6 t Sub sari wx h
184
Green Link Consulting
$60.00
166.
2 1 -month school bus passes
Horseshoe Valley
177
Pickering Transit
$76.00
167
21M passes
Polar Fleece iacket
187
Dagmar Ski Resort
$56.00
168
1 6 -mos. membership
A Pius Software
Premier Hearth Club
$180.00
169
1 turkey voucher
Dominion Save -A -Centre
$25.00
170
1 Mutual Fund Account - Royal
Baru
Durham Business Banking Centre $250.00
171
Gift Certificate
Gift Cerifcate
Pizza Hut - Ajax
$25.00
BLOCK 23
BLOCK 26
11:00-11:15
221. Gas Furnace Clearing
Rodman's Heating & Air $53.45
222. Weekend for 2
Wig a Mog Inn $370.00
223. 21 -month memberships
European Women s Heath Club $50.00
224. S�kRF Cwill Fishing omes for BAW 2 $7ople
50 00
225. Stereo Headphones
Sears Canada
226. President's Choice R.H. Putter
The Super Centre 539.99
227. Gift Basket Facial & Make-up Lesson
Mary Kay Cosmetics - Jude Hodgson $75.00
228. Portrait
Pickering Photo $150.00
229. 1 person - 1 hour sightseeing flight 75.00
Bob Porter
7
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ao
BLOCK 16
10:20-10:30
172.
197
Gift Basket
Cantel National Accounts
173.
Nectar Bath & Beauty Shop
560.00
198.
6 months Health Membership
Charcoal Sketch
Premier Health Club
5180.00
199.
2 Full Day Ski Lift passes
6 t Sub sari wx h
184
Horseshoe Valley
$64.00
200.
1 Turkey Voucher
Horseshoe Valley
177
Dominion Save -A -Centre
$25.00
201.
3 months of step Aerobics
Polar Fleece iacket
187
Goodbody's Fitness Club
$199.00
202
Limited Edition Print
A Pius Software
Pictures
$70.00
203.
Dinner Certificate
Green Mango
$25.00
204.
Homemakers Recipe Collection
H. Sways Limited (Petro Canada)
530.00
BLOCK 26
11:00-11:15
221. Gas Furnace Clearing
Rodman's Heating & Air $53.45
222. Weekend for 2
Wig a Mog Inn $370.00
223. 21 -month memberships
European Women s Heath Club $50.00
224. S�kRF Cwill Fishing omes for BAW 2 $7ople
50 00
225. Stereo Headphones
Sears Canada
226. President's Choice R.H. Putter
The Super Centre 539.99
227. Gift Basket Facial & Make-up Lesson
Mary Kay Cosmetics - Jude Hodgson $75.00
228. Portrait
Pickering Photo $150.00
229. 1 person - 1 hour sightseeing flight 75.00
Bob Porter
7
0 _
ao
BLOCK 16
BLOCK 20
9:00-9:10
172.
136.
2 1 -day passes
Cantel National Accounts
173.
Hidden Valley Highlands
S60.00
137.
Air Time KX96 FM
Charcoal Sketch
KX96 FM
$500.00
138.
' Oil. Lube & Fifer
6 t Sub sari wx h
184
Village Plymouth Chrysler
$25.00
139
Software
Horseshoe Valley
177
A Plus Software
599.00
140.
Software Pkg.
Polar Fleece iacket
187
A Plus Software
$179.00
141
3 months merrbership
A Pius Software
Fit for Life Bayiy St.
$125.00
142
Gift Ce,!4 cafe
Health & Wellness Clink
$35.00
143
Gift Certficate
Lord Byron Seafood & Steakhouse $25.00
144.
Gift Certificate
Gift Cerifcate
Pisa Nut - Ajax
$25.00
BLOCK 20
BLOCK 24
5175.00
$190.00
$200.00
560.00
$64.00
$200.00
$139.00
$194.00
10:30-10:40
205. Home nspec-!cr.
Homespec 5300.00
2% 'urkey Voucher
Dominion Save -A -Centre $25.00
207 6 months Heath Me"oership
Premier Heath Club $180.00
208 2 tickets Sunset Boulevard
S mcoe -Engineering Group LIC $201.85
209 DACEASY Word Software
A Plus Sottware $60.00
210. Piano Tuning
Benny Chan Pane Sales & Flepairs 560.00
211 Piano Lessons or Music Lessons
Ingrid Yes Musk Studio $64.00
212. Homemakers Recipe Collection
H. Swais Limited (Petro Canada) $30.00
BLOCK 27
11:15-11:30
230. Gas Furnace Cleaning
Rodman's Heating & Air Cond. $53.45
231. Trisha Romance Print "Evening Skaters"
Brian Hawke, lawyer
232. 21 -month memberships
European Women's Health pub $50.00
233. Christmas Flower Arrangement
Michaels Home & Design Centre 115000
234. 6' Fiscus Beiamina Tree
De Boers $149.00
235. Gift Basket u2 00
The Body Shop
236. 2 Padi Scuba Diving Courses
The Wet Shop
237. Gift Basket
Mary Kay Cosmetics - Jude Hodgson $75.00
238. 2 Maple Leaf Hockey Tickets
Ontario Data Supplies Ltd. 576.00
0
BLOCK 17
9:40-9:50
172.
Panasonic Ce,i_i`a,'^one
1 full seascr pass
Cantel National Accounts
173.
1 six month membership
5261.00
Premier Health Club
174
Charcoal Sketch
Colleen Stephens - Interior
$100.00
Desgner
175.
6 t Sub sari wx h
184
Subway Store Hub Maili
176.
2 full day Irft passes
2 gcif Gasses
Horseshoe Valley
177
3 month complex membership
$80.00
Town of Pickering
178
Polar Fleece iacket
187
Murray Merkley Spocswear
179.
Software Package
2 person passes
A Pius Software
BLOCK 24
5175.00
$190.00
$200.00
560.00
$64.00
$200.00
$139.00
$194.00
10:30-10:40
205. Home nspec-!cr.
Homespec 5300.00
2% 'urkey Voucher
Dominion Save -A -Centre $25.00
207 6 months Heath Me"oership
Premier Heath Club $180.00
208 2 tickets Sunset Boulevard
S mcoe -Engineering Group LIC $201.85
209 DACEASY Word Software
A Plus Sottware $60.00
210. Piano Tuning
Benny Chan Pane Sales & Flepairs 560.00
211 Piano Lessons or Music Lessons
Ingrid Yes Musk Studio $64.00
212. Homemakers Recipe Collection
H. Swais Limited (Petro Canada) $30.00
BLOCK 27
11:15-11:30
230. Gas Furnace Cleaning
Rodman's Heating & Air Cond. $53.45
231. Trisha Romance Print "Evening Skaters"
Brian Hawke, lawyer
232. 21 -month memberships
European Women's Health pub $50.00
233. Christmas Flower Arrangement
Michaels Home & Design Centre 115000
234. 6' Fiscus Beiamina Tree
De Boers $149.00
235. Gift Basket u2 00
The Body Shop
236. 2 Padi Scuba Diving Courses
The Wet Shop
237. Gift Basket
Mary Kay Cosmetics - Jude Hodgson $75.00
238. 2 Maple Leaf Hockey Tickets
Ontario Data Supplies Ltd. 576.00
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BLOCK 21
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145.
1 full seascr pass
Paint & Paper Plus
181
North York Ski Centre
5261.00
146
Gift Certficate
- turkey +oucher
7,3ve; Port Inc
$100.00
147,
Voce Madbcx
r!iader, Valley aesort
184
Answer North Arnenca
$120.00
148
2 gcif Gasses
Answerng Service
Whrtevaie God Club
$80.00
149
2 lift passes
Lake^cge'inks God Course
187
_akendge Sk. area
544.00
150
2 person passes
Spring Creek ; & Country
$20.00
Software PXKage
A Plus Software
$59.95
152.
Gift Certificate
Health & Wed-ess Clink
$30.00
'53.
Gift Cerifcate
Lord Byror Seafood & Steakhouse $25.00
BLOCK 21
BLOCK 25
$100.00
544.00
525.00
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5370.00
$150.00
564.00
565.00
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Tota ; mess $35.00
214 Sunday Brunch for 2
Sauter s inn $21.90
215 Haircut & Oerm
Shear Magic Hair Design 565.00
216. 6 Don Cherry Videos
Quality Musk: Videc. ,oe Bimaich 5120.00
217. P-rtingCopy Services Certificate
Rarfeld Rapid Recroduct ons $50.00
218 3 months Kick Boxing Membersh p
Goodbody's Fitness Club 5199.00
219. Bath & Beauty Gift Basket
Nectar Bath & Body Shop $60.00
220 Homemakers Recipe Collection
H. Swais Limited )Petro Canada) $30.00
BLOCK 28
11:30-11:45
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Hair Nix Beauty Salon $30.00
240. TulPrint
De Boers $149.00
241. 2 coach class tickets
Delta Air Lines Inc. $1,000.00
242. 6 months Heath Club Membership
Premier Heath Club $180.00
243. 3 month Health Club Membership
European Women's Health Club $75-00
244. 25 Litres Gasoline, 2 Car Washes
& 6 Recipe Books
H. Swais Limited (Petro Canada) S49.00
245. Gas Furnace Cleaning
Rodman's Heating & Air Cond. 553.45
246. 1 person 1 hour sight seeing flight
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Arswer Nor^ Amernca
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Tota ; mess $35.00
214 Sunday Brunch for 2
Sauter s inn $21.90
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Shear Magic Hair Design 565.00
216. 6 Don Cherry Videos
Quality Musk: Videc. ,oe Bimaich 5120.00
217. P-rtingCopy Services Certificate
Rarfeld Rapid Recroduct ons $50.00
218 3 months Kick Boxing Membersh p
Goodbody's Fitness Club 5199.00
219. Bath & Beauty Gift Basket
Nectar Bath & Body Shop $60.00
220 Homemakers Recipe Collection
H. Swais Limited )Petro Canada) $30.00
BLOCK 28
11:30-11:45
239. Gift Certificate
Hair Nix Beauty Salon $30.00
240. TulPrint
De Boers $149.00
241. 2 coach class tickets
Delta Air Lines Inc. $1,000.00
242. 6 months Heath Club Membership
Premier Heath Club $180.00
243. 3 month Health Club Membership
European Women's Health Club $75-00
244. 25 Litres Gasoline, 2 Car Washes
& 6 Recipe Books
H. Swais Limited (Petro Canada) S49.00
245. Gas Furnace Cleaning
Rodman's Heating & Air Cond. 553.45
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i1 AUCTION
�S ' ROTARY AU
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,,.PULL OUT - SECTION
THANK YOU
EVERYONEOOto
And to the fantastic volunteers who generously
gave their time and energy to make the Rotary
T.V. Auction for Ajax & Pickering a reality. A
million thanks to them and to all those who were
still signing up to help as we went to press.
Auction Co-chairs: George Coutts & Doug
Wilkinson.
PICKERING ROTARY COMMUNITY SERVICE
1995-96
The Pickering Rotary Club is in its 53rd year. With a growing
membership it meets Tuesday morning (7:15-8:15 a.m.) at the Golden
Griddle Restaurant. If you are interested in possibly becoming
involved, call Doug Wellman (831-8642) for more information.
• RotaryMusic Festival - Spring '96 - over 2000 participants
• Pickering/Ajax Run The Lake - Spring'96
• 1995-96 Easter Seals Campaign For Crippled Children. We support
a case load of 60 children - annual budge - $30,000
• Duffins Creek Pedestrian Bridg=e Project - Ajax Pickering
Waterfront Trail
• Ajax -Pickering. Hospital - on-going financial support to purchase
equipment
• Junior Achievement Sponsor
• Westshore Cubs/Scouts - Sponsor
• International Student Exchange - A Pickering student is currently
studying in Germany through 1995-96
• International Service - Pickering Rotary supported construction of
a home in India
• Pickering High School Bursury Awards
PARTICIPATE IN PICKERING ROTARY TV BINGO
EVERY WEDNESDAY, 6:30-7:30 P.M.
ON TRILLIUM CABLE 10
The tremendous support of the
staff and volunteers at Rogers
Cable TV and Trillium
Communications have made this
auction a success. The donation of
labour, production facilities and
air time on the community
channels in Ajax and Pickering
enables us to dedicate all monies
raised to the Community Service
work done by the Rotary. We
sincerely appreciate this vital
contribution.
THE FOUR-WAY TEST
of the things we think, say or do
I*Is
it the TRUTH?
II.
Is it FAIR to all concerned?
III.
Will it build GOOD WILL
and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
IV.
Will it be BENEFICIAL to all
concerned?
Object of Rotary
The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the
ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in
particular, to encourage and foster:
1. The development of acquaintance as an
opportunity for service;
2. High ethical standards in business and professions;
the recognition of the worthiness of all useful
occupations; and the dignifying by each Rotarian of
his occupation as an opportunity to serve society;
3. The application of the ideal of service by every
Rotarian to his personal, business and community
life;
4. The advancement of international understanding,
good will, and peace through a world fellowship of
business and professional men united in the ideal of
service.
DONORS
WE ARE SINCERELY GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES FOR THEIR DONATIONS
TOWARD THE EXPENSES OF RUNNING THIS TV AUCTION. IT ENABLES MORE DOLLARS FOR
COMMUNITY WORK.
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By LINDA WHITE
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — A Grenada girl
diagnosed with bone cancer after
coming here to stay with family
while seeking medical help for a
large tumor is "doing OK".
Ikeiba Knight recently under-
went a second round of chemother-
apy and will find out within the
next few weeks whether it's been
successful in reducing the size of a
tumor in one leg, if she'll need
more chemotherapy or if she'll
require surgery.
"She's been doing much better,
especially since her mom arrived,"
Lori Darbani says of her
boyfriend's I I -year-old niece.
Ikeiba's family raised enough
money to send the youngster here
after doctors in Grenada suspected
she had cancer and recommended
amputation of the leg with the
tumor. But because they were
unable to test for cancer elsewhere
in Ikeiba's body, her family feared
an amputation wouldn't be enough
to save her.
Ikeiba's mom arrived a few
weeks ago after medical students in
Cm nada raised funds to cover her
airfare.
"When her morn rune, we real-
ized (Ikeiba is) much more out,.'o-
in�( than we thought." notes N1,
Darbani. "She has a bubbly nature,
a really strong nature "
Doctors at the Hospital for Sick
Children in Toronto, where Ikeiba
is now being treated, determined
she has osteogenic sarcoma, a can-
cer of the bone.
Dr. Robert Lau, who is treating
Ikeiba, hopes chemotherapy will
reduce the size of her tumor. there-
by decreasing the chances of
amputation. fie believes the
chances of saving her limh are
greater here than if she received
care in the West Indies.
As Ikeiba's family await the
results of her chemotherapy, they
.tre concerned with ensuring the
youngster puts on weight in case funds be deposited in the Ikeiba Knight
surgery is needed. She now weighs Trust Fund. You can also quote branch
about 55 pounds. number 374 and account number
While it's been difficult for Ikei- 59572.
ba to eat for a few days following
chemotherapy, her spirits have
been good. "All her hair has fallen
out and she's taken to wearing a
wild red wig she wore when she
went out here for her first Ilal-
loween as a witch. She wc-n it all
the time," laughs Ms. Darbaru-
tkeiba's family has issued a plea
for help, as medical expenses could
total at least S30,000.
If you'd like to donate, you can
do so at any Canada Trust branch
across the country by asking that
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Eatery open
With a snip of the scissors, mayor Jim
Witty officially opens Kelsey's Restaurant
in the Ajax GO station plaza on Westney
Rd. S. With Witty, from left. are Kelsey's
Self-help
groups
guide now
on sale
DURHAM — Looking for help
but don't know where to turn:'
The Canadian :Mental Health
Association has published a Directo-
rn of Self -Help Groups in Durham
Region, listing more than 120 orga-
nizations.
You'll find a brief description of
each group, when it meets and a
contact person and phone number.
To order your copy, send S 1 2 to
the Canadian Mental Health Associ-
ation, Durham branch, 111 Simcoe
St. N., Oshawa, Ontario, LIG 4S4.
For more information, call 436-
8760.
Social skills of
learning disabled
focus of meeting
AJAX-PICKERING — Social
skills of learning disabled children
is the focus of an upcoming meeting
hosted by the Learning Disabilities
Association of Durham West.
The video Last One Picked; First
One Picked On will be shown at the
meeting, which will be held Thurs-
day, Nov. 30 at 7:30 p.m. at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35
Church St. N., Pickering Village.
All are welcome to attend.
Call 86-1790 for more informa-
tion.
Please
recycle
this newspaper
president Nils Kravis, general manager
Simon Cheung, restaurant co-owner Paul
Jeffery and Mike Cataldi.
WE ORDERED
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1995 PROPERTY ASSESSMENT
The 1995 assessment roll, which lists the assessed
value of each property in your municipality, will be
delivered to your municipal clerk on
December 19, 1995..
Your 1996 property taxes will be based on this value.
The final date for appealing your 1995 assessment to
the Assessment Review Board is January 9, 1996.
There is a fee for filing an appeal.
If you have any questions about assessment, or if
you wish to meet with an assessor, please call the
assessment office. The number is in the Blue Pages
of your telephone directory under Government of
Ontario - Ministry of Finance, or look in the Index to
Govemment Listings, under "Assessment" or
"Property Assessment".
If you have any questions about appealing your
assessment, please call the Assessment Review
Board- The number is in the Blue Pages, or can be
obtained from the assessment office.
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GE 26 -A -THE NEWS ADVErMER, ED, NOVEMBER 22,1995
Help local businesses
help needy at Christmas
AJAX-PICKERING
— Several local busi-
nesses want your help in
making Christmas merry
for needy families.
On Saturday, Nov. 25,
seven local representa-
tives for various compa-
nies are holding an open
house and all proceeds
from sales will go to the
Ajax -Pickering Salvation
Army for its Christmas
appeal campaign.
Participating are Tupper-
ware. Discovery Toys. Lan-
tana (ladies' and men's cloth-
ine). Lori's Lane (dried floral
crafts). Party Light (candles).
Mary Kay (cosmetics) and
Please Mum (children's cloth-
ing).
It's keine held at 62
Fitzgerald Dr.. Ajax. from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. and admission
is free.
Fitzgerald runs south off
Parkes Drive in south Ajax.
Look for signs with direc-
tions.
Call Barbara at 905-429-
6877 or Jennifer at 905-S31-
47,97.
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Kmart's Children's Tree
Program lets people select a
child then can buy one gift
for.
A Christmas tree at the
Kmart store in the Pickering
Town Centre is trimmed with
tags, each with information
about a local child. including
his or her first name, sex.
clothing sizes and age. Cus-
You're
invited to
enjoy
breakfast
tomers can pick a tag and buy
a gift for the child.
The identitv of the child is
protected and names are sup-
plied to the store by local
agencies that work with needy
families.
Gifts can be bought at any
store. not just Kmart.
Each unwrapped gift should
he dropped off at the Picker-
ing store by Dec. 16 and
Kmart Social Committee
members will wrap it. Call
Kmart at 905-531-5149.
DJJ
The Ajax North Chiroprac-
tic Centre in Pickering Village
will accept non-perishable
food items instead of its con-
sultation fee on Dec. 8 from 7
a.m. to noon. All donations
will go to the Salvation Arty
and other local fcxxl hanks.
The chiropractic centre is at
the northeast corner of Hwy. 2
and Church Street in Picker-
ing Village. Call the chiro-
practic centre at 905-4217-
3202 or 905-427-9912.
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Dr. David Parr will collect
with Santa
MCKFIMG - You and your kids
can nosh with St. Nick at Ginger-
bread Co-operative Nursery School's
second annual Breakfast with Santa
on Sunday, Dec. 17.
The breakfast will be
held from 9 a.m. to
noon at the West
Shore Community€,
Centre on Bayly
Street east of West -
Shore Boulevard.
Breakfast will be fol-
lowed by photos with
Santa and his helpers,
gifts, goodies and lots of fun for the
little ones.
Tickets are $3 per child and $4 per
adult.
To order tickets call 905-831-9246.
Any extra tickets will be sold at the
door.
small toys and non-per-
ishable food items at his
Pickering Village dental
office, which is in the
same building on the
northeast corner of Ilwy.
2 and Church Street as
the chiropractic centre.
Items can be, dropped
off between 8:30 a.m.
and 5 p.m. Monday to
Friday.
Call 905-693-2561
for information.
DJJ
Village Plymouth Chrysler.
Belamvs Restaurant. Ajax
Swiss Chalet and Toronto-
Ikominion Bank are holding a
food and toy drive, with all
items going to the Salvation
Army.
Unwrapped new toys and
gifts and non-perishable food
items can be left at any of the
four locations up until Dec.
24.
Village Chrysler is at the
corner of liar wood Avenue
and Mandrake Street. while
Belamys is in the plaza on the
south side of Bayly Street,
west of Monarch Avenue.
Swiss Chalet and the TD
Bank are both in the Baywood
Centre at Bayly and Monarch.
Non-perishable food items
sought by the Salvation Army
include peanut butter, pow-
dered milk. dry pasta, canned
fruit, vegetables, soup, meat.
fish, pasta, stew or milk,
sugar, flour. cereal, spaghetti
sauce, and juice crystals and
boxes.
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lets the bazaar happen
DURHAM —
The Christmas
spirit is alive at
the separate
school board.
though a church
bazaar and dona-
tion to a staff
party were criti-
cized by at least
one trustee.
D u r h a m
Region Roman
Catholic Separate
School Board
trustee Joe Corey
opposed a move
allowing St. Fran-
cis de Sales
Catholic Church
in Pickering Vil-
lage to use the
neighboring
school gymnasi-
um as the site of
an upcoming
bazaar at no
charge.
The Oshawa
trustee spoke out
against the board
picking up a tab
of $1.56 in custo-
doesn't have a
dial costs, saying
basement large
the board must
enough to host a
cut expenses.
bazaar. As well.
"If we allow it
the Catholic
in one case, we
Women's League
have to allow it in
hosting the event
every case." he
helped raise
said of exempting
money to build a
the church from
gymnasium at St.
rental fees.
Francis de Sales
But Ajax
Catholic School,
trustee Todd
site of next
McCarthv dis-
months bazaar.
agreed, noting the
Ile also pointed
church is an older
to the boards
building and
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which lists parish-
es and church -
sponsored organi-
zations among
those which can
be exempt from
rental fees.
"It would be
pretty sad if the
separate school
board didn't sup-
port a CWL in its
community."
noted Oshawa
trustee Beth
Austin.
Trustees also
approved a dona-
tion of $100 to
the board's annu-
al Christmas
party, though Mr.
Corey argued
"it's money that's
not going to be
spent in the class-
room.'
Whitbv trustee
Judv Morris
called the dona-
tion "an opportu-
nity to show
goodwill."
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Laura Langer, a Grade 5 student at Lakeside Public School, helps
Mike Bender of the MTRCA plant a tree near Rotary Park on the Ajax
lakefront. The Town and conservation authority are involved in a tree
planting program to help regenerate the waterfront. Students in Lake -
side's Green Group environmental program took part in the cere-
monies. photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Pottery
show,
sale on
this
weekend
AJAX-PICK-
ERING -- The
Ajax -Pickering
Potters' Guild
holds its sixth
annual Christmas
Pottery Show
and Sale this
weekend.
It's being held
in the Turning
Point Pottery
Studio in the
Pickering Recre-
ation Complex,
Valley Farm
Road south of
Hwy. 2.
Times are 7 to
9 p.m. on Nov.
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25 and 11:30
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Ajax' swoops to
close chicken coops
AJAX — Chickens in some
areas of the town will have to
close up their coops and move
to the country.
While changing a bylaw
controlling animals, Ajax
Council decided Monday
night that chickens can't be
kept in the urban area of
town. Anyone keeping them
or anv other prohibited animal
faces a fine of up 55.000.
A report from deputy clerk
Martin de Rond noted bylaw
staff have experienced prob-
lems with people keeping
chickens in the urban area of
Ajax.
Thr urban area is defined in
Town planning documents
and generally includes built-
up portions of Ajax.
"Most people aren't aware
they're not allowed to have
chickens in the urban area,"
says "town clerk Joe Tiernay.
A complaint has to be filed
with the Town's bylaw
department before staff will
investigate someone keeping
prohibited animals.
"We've never had a com-
plaint in my time," Mr. Tier -
nay, who's been with the
Town since the mid-1980s,
told councillors Monday.
Among animals not
allowed to be kept anywhere
in Ajax are spiders, wolves,
jackals, alligators, elephants,
leopards, lions, camels, hye-
nas, wombats, kangaroos,
weasels, seals, walruses, apes,
vultures, bears, ostriches,
venomous snakes and mon-
gooses.
The bylaw does allow some
exceptions, such as an educa-
tional or medical institution
keeping animals for research,
study or teaching purposes; a
licensed veterinarian keeping
animals in a veterinary hospi-
tal; and someone holding an
animal exhibit on property
approved by the Town.
Pigeons can be kept, but
only to race or to show, and
no more than two ferrets can
be kept in one house.
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PICKERING
— This year's
production of
The Sleeping
Beauty is shap-
ing up to be the
best Christmas
pantomime ever
produced by the
Pickering Players
theatre troupe.
"This year's
pantomime has a
strong cast fea-
turing some of
D u r h a m
Region's best
young talent, as
well as veteran
members of the
company. With
an array of danc-
ing fairies and
goblins, live
music and spec-
tacular sets, this
show is for the-
atre -goers of all
ages," says
director Randy
Hurst.
The play, writ-
ten by David
Swan, is
designed for fun,
magic, dancing
and laughter and
is a holiday
favorite for the
whole family.
Pantomime
(not to be mis-
taken with silent
`mime') is a tra-
ditional form of
British theatre
Talent show
organizers seek
performers
AJAX-PICIERING - Can you sing,
dance, play a musical instrument or tell
jokes well?
Performers are being sought for an
amateur talent night being put on by the
Congress of Blade Women, a local sup-
port group for women of black African
heritage. The event will be held Friday,
Dec. 15 at 7:30 pm- at Dunbarton-Fair-
port United Church, 1066 Dunbarton
Rd., Pickering. Men, women and chil-
dren of all ages are welcome to apply to
perform in the show. Applications are
available from Sylvia at 905-619-2712.
All are welcome to attend the show.
Admission is $10 for adults and $2 for
children.
Nativity play
brings Christmas
story to life
AJAX -PIC XERLIN - Take the fami-
ly to enjoy a living outdoor nativity play
this Christmas season at ML Zion Unit-
ed
nited Church in north Piecing.
Two presentsioos of the nativity play
will be made Sunday, Dec. 17 at 5:30
pm. and 7:30 pm. About 30 actors per-
form the roles of varmus chameters in
the Christmas stay, including the Holy
Family, the shepherds and Wise Men.
The stable includes a real donkey, rattle
and
The�sliory is narrated over loudweak-
ers, accompanied by Christmas music.
Bleacher seating is available for an audi-
cum of 300.
The ML Zion church's outdoor nativi-
ty play has become a popular C bdsU=
attraction for residents of Durham and
the Toronto area. Mt. Zion United
Church is located northeast of (mm -
wood at 3000 gab Concession Road, just
east of Salem Roun&
where the plot
involves a great
deal of physical
comedy, audi-
ence involve-
ment, music and
singing. And, no,
there is no mis-
casting in this
play.
Pantomime
dictates that the
female character,
in this case the
insufferable
Nurse Pinchme,
be played by a
male (John
Downs), while
the principal boy
character, gallant
Prince hand-
some, be played
by a girl (Kate
Doran). Don't
worry, Princess
Beauty is played
by Nadine Coop-
er.
The principal
cast is rounded
out by King
Rumbletum (Bob
Pigden), Queen
G i g g I e b e I I y
(Trish Gilder -
son), the
immensely evil
Olga Pong (Mis-
chelle-Lynn Fil-
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and witless son
Gormless (Justin
Petrillo), court
jester Oddjob
(Rick Wvzvns-
ki), Prince hand-
some's valet
Squint (Derek
Genova), and
three amazing
fairy godmoth-
ers: Bounty
(Maggie White),
Smartie (Jamie
Morgan) and
Whispa (Debo-
rah Erwin).
This year's
production is
under the musi-
cal direction of
local pianist
Nancy Sheridan
(Pickering Con-
cert Band) and is
choreographed
by Mischelle-
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Spartans
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Dunbarton Spartans running back John Bowl action yesterday. The Spartans' outing
Ryce puts his shoulder into an opposing was marred by mistakes and penalties,
Mayfield Secondary School Maverick player !eading ultimately to a 29-14 loss.
to avoid the tackle during semi-final Metro photo by A.J. Groen
Panthers clip the wings
of the Aurora Eagles
By AL IU V ETT
SP()RIN RI H)RIT.R
PICKERING — It was a
night of firsts for the Pickering
Panthers at the Pickering
Recreation Complex Friday
night.
It was the first time the
Pickering Panthers have defeat-
ed the Aurora Eagles, hand-
ing the visitirr^
Eagles a 5-4 loss
in Metro Junior
•A' Hockey
League action.
Aurora also hap -
to be in first
place in the league's
West Division.
The Panthers led 2-1 after the
first period and kept their one -
goal cushion through two
frames, with a 4-3 advantage.
Pickering took a 5-3 lead in the
final stanza, with Aurora scor-
ing their last goal with 50 sec-
onds remaining.
Pickering goal scorers were
Chris Ryan, Jason Wilson,
John Gallagher, John Cartile
and newcomer Jeremy Schott,
who bagged a goal and added
an assist in his debut with the
Panthers.
Panthers' head coach John
Blackburn was encouraged to
tinally earn a victory against a
top club, especially since the
Panthers thoroughly outplayed
their opponents through the
entire contest.
"They have a good team and
our kids worked hard," notes
Blackburn. "We played 60
good, solid, disciplined
ninutes of hockey. It
was a real boost for
our kids. It's nice to
finally see them
work hard and get
rewarded."
The win improves the
Panthers record to 5-7-4 for 14
points, one back of the
Wellington Dukes and the
Markham Waxers (as of
Monday), who are tied for third
place in the East Division
standings.
The Panthers will compete in
the annual Metro Junior `A'
Classic Tournament at North
York's Centennial and
Downsview arenas, starting
Wednesday. The event will
include two American teams —
the Granite State Stars of the
Eastern Junior Hockey League
•
and Shattuck St. Mary's
(!Minnesota Prep School) —
along with 12 !Metro junior
clubs.
Pickering will play in a divi-
sion with Caledon, Muskoka,
North York. Shattuck St.
Mary's, Shelburne and
Wexford. Pickering opens the
tourney against the North York
Rangers at Centennial Arena
on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
The Panthers return to league
action Friday in Markham
against the Waxers. The
Panthers return home for a date
against the Wellington Dukes
at the complex on Sunday at
7:30 p.m.
P A N T H E R S
POSTSCRIPT: The Panthers
have solidified their plans for a
trip to New England next
month. After a league game in
Wellington on Friday, Dec. 15,
the Panthers will proceed to
Boston where they will play a
two -game exhibition series
agains• the Boston Young
Bruins of the United States
Hockey League on Dec: 16 and
17. Scouts from neighboring
colleges will be invited to
attend the two junior contests.
❑ Dunbarton suffers
29-1.1 loss at hands of
Peel Region champs in
Metro Bowl semi-finals
By AL RIVETT
SPORTS RI -POR I F -R
PICKFRING — There �kcre no
second -half heroics for the
Dunbarton Iligh School Spartans in
their Metro Bo,.yl senior football
,,emi-final contest Tuesday.
The Durham Bowl champion
Spartans, ranked number two in
Toronto coming into the crucial
match -up with the fourth-ranked
Mayfield Secondary School
Mavericks, were plagued by costly
mistakes and penalties throughout.
With the result
being a stinging
29-14 defeat at
the hands of the
Mavericks. �
Mayfield. the D
Peel Region and
West Bowl
champs, will now
meet Sarnia St. Patricks, the Far
West Bowl champs, in the 'Metro
Bowl championship at Toronto's
Sk%Dome Friday night. Sarnia beat
St. Mike's of Toronto by an identical
29-14 count.
The Spartans got off to a strong
start in the first quarter, with
Dunbarton scoring on its first pos-
session, a long, sustained drive
capped by a five -yard run by running
back Ryan Connell.
However, it was all downhill for
the Spartans after that as they literal-
ly self-destructed in the second quar-
ter.
Dunbarton threatened to move into
a 14-0 lead when a 70 -yard run by
running back Theron Walker took
the ball down to the 10 -yard line.
However, the play was nullified and
the ball was brought back to the
Spartans' 30 -yard line after an
unnecessary roughness call on
Dunbarton.
Later in the quarter, Dunbarton's
Jason Connell intercepted a
Mayfield pass in the end zone, but
while running the ball out, was
brought down by Mavericks' Kevin
Querel who recovered the fumble in
the end zone for the touchdown.
"We shot ourselves in the foot. We
just weren't prepared," offered a
dejected Spartans' head coach Peter
Kaiser following the contest.
"Instead of being up 14-0 (with
Walker's 70 -yard run), we were up
only 7-0, then we fumbled on the
one-vard line and it was all over for
us. We never got back in it after
that.
The Mavericks led 15-8 at half-
time and continued to dominate in
the second half.
Blown pass coverage by the
Spartans gave Mayfield's Wes Chan
a clear path to the end zone on a
play which covered 33 yards for a
�?-5 Mayfield lead in the third quar-
ter.
Mayfield's last touchdown came
early in the fourth quarter
with running back Drew
Barnhouse barging in from
the one -yard line.
The Mavericks'
O major score came after
,U( another Dunbarton
fumble was recov-
cred by Mavfield
On the one -yard
I ine.
Dunbarton's tinal major score was
too little, too late with only 17 sec-
onds remaining. Quarterback Jeff
McConkey found tight end Ken
Brace in the end zone from five
yards out.
Spartans' running back Theron
Walker, a stalwart player with
Dunbarton all season long, rushed
for almost 200 yards and was named
the offensive star of the game for his
efforts.
For Kaiser, the memory of the bit-
ter loss will cloud the Spartans' oth-
erwise solid season of high school
gridiron play.
"Unfortunately, even though we
went 10-0 and I have LOSSA and
Durham Bowl trophies in my office,
all I'll remember is this game," he
says.
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PICKERING — The Pickering Ultramar Gras McNabney, Courtney Puddister and Tiffany
Bar petite 'A' team remains undefeated in Thompson.
Central Ontario Ringette League action after Multiple assists went to Tara Edwards, Emslie,
blasting Oshawa 8-3 last weekend. Kourtney Edwards and Thompson, with single
Pickering got two -goal performances from helpers to Puddister and Christine Whitah.
Salvatrice Assenza and Chelsey Emslie, with Laura Bill and Jeanine Ilabibullah played
single markers to Tara Edwards. Kelly strong defensive games for the Ultramar petites.
to U.S. tournament titie
AJAX-PICKERING — Brian ers, with one apiece to Hanna, Miles
Hughes couldn't have scored a big- and defenceman T.J. Kemp. Paul [IWO
ger goal for the Ajax -Pickering
Raiders minor bantams at the
Grant Memorial Tournament in
Buffalo, New York this past
weekend.
The right winger found the A
JAX
back of the net just onAX
ce in
the tournament, but it
couldn't have come at a
better time as Hughes'
overtime tally won the
Raiders the tourna- AAA
ment championship
over the Etobicoke
Canucks by a 2-1
count. RRID
Oliver Lopez
drew an assist on
the winning marker. Garrett Winder
scored the other Raiders goal.
Guthrie came up with a solid effort
to keep Saints' shooters at bay.
The Raiders played to a 1-1
draw with Troy, New York in the
tournament opener. Miles
scored a first -period goal to
account for all the Ajax -
Pickering scoring.
Goaltender Dave
Nortes kept Ajax -Pickering
in the game with his strong
play.
Other members of
the Ajax -Pickering
minor bantam 'AAA"
ET(T3 Raiders are Rich
Baker, Andy
Caldwell, Tim Despres, Jason
MacDonald, Mike Roga, Mike
Sauter and Pat Tobin.
In round-robin action, the minor
bantam Raiders advanced to the
final on the heels of a dramatic 5-1 peewee Panthers
victory over the Rochester
Americans. f -,,.
Sean Docherty scored twice, with take two o }�l.11l ee
singles to Andrew Hanna, Jeff
Miles and Sean Silliphant.
Ajax -Pickering also posted a 5-1
win over the Buffalo Saints.
Docherty struck for a pair of mark -
Atom Panthers
fight to draw
with Newmarket
PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers Canadian Tire minor atom
'AA' rep hockey team fought the
Newmarket Redmen to a 6-6 draw
in recent league action.
With the Panthers down 6-4 in the
dying minutes of the contest, Ryan
Gemon saved the day, firing two of
his three goals to salvage the draw.
Greg Garrett netted two and Chris
MacLeod potted a single to account
for the scoring.
Adding assists were Craig Burrell
and Daniel D'Alimonte with two
each and Brian Simpson -Fry,
Robert Bayley and Brian Campbell
with singles.
Goaltender Luke Chivers was out-
standing in net.
In another recent game, the
Canadian Tire Panthers dropped a
close 2-1 decision to the Orillia
Terriers.
Jennifer Sadler fired the lone
Panthers marker, assisted by
Burrell.
PICKERING —The Pickering
Panthers Sports Medicine and
Rehab. Clinic peewee 'A' rep
hockey team posted two victories
and suffered one loss in recent
league action.
The Panthers dropped an 8-3
decision to Richmond Hill,
Stephen Grimshaw, Jeremy
Holmes and Ryan Tracy were the
Pickering marks-
men. Michael G
Rasmussen
and John
:Porter reg- v
istered
assists.
A short-
,banded
hort-,banded goal
by .. Holmes
Paved the way
for a 3-2 Pickering victory over
Vaughan in a fast -paced, end-to-
end affair.
Other scorers were Tracy and
.:Stephen McEachen. Adding
assists were Stephen Cooke, Joel
::::Markham and Holmes.
`. Sean Sadler came up with
.:numerous big saves in net.
Pickering also handily beat the
<+fDriIlia Terriers 5-1. _. .
Markham potted two .goals,
singles to Holmes.
>Grimshaw and Porter. Rasmussen
`counted two assists, with single
`�%etpers to Paul Delsey,
<McF,achen Jamie Simpson -Fry,
<'Stephea'Phillips and Porter
Dakota Bob's keep winning in women's hoops
AJAX — Dakota Bob's kept its wiruting sneak alive with a well-deserved victory
over Dufferm Aggregaws/Upper Deck in Ajax Ladies Basketball League play last
week.
Despite leading at halfurne, Dufferm Aggregaw/Upper Deck failed to keep the
mornentuut going as Dakota Bob's piled on the pressure. In the end, Dakota Bob's
prevailed 32-24.
Barb Armstrong led all scorers with 12 points for Dakota Bob's. Tara Selkirk
sowed eight for Dufferin Aggregates/Upper Deck.
Bank of Montreal extended its lead in the league with a 33-30 win over Glenn's
Auto Service. Although having a sizable halftime lead, the bankers were in danger of
losing it as Glenn's cbsed the gap but ran out of time.
Donna Roach scored 11 points for the bank while Debi Bonar netted 12 for
Glenn's. +
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6831545
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open minded entrepreneur
to expand in the Durham
Region. Cornmesions. bo-
nuses, car allowances.
This is not M.L.M. Serious
Inquires onty.
1.800.476451,1.
please leave message
DEPARTMENT STORE
Excellent earning potential. Award winning m
keting company requires fnertdly people to work
a major department store in Ajax to promote a If
No experience necessary. full training provided. Full
and part time positions available. Guaranteed
starting salary of $7.50 per hr.
Our top earn $15.00 per hr.
or more (Commission)
Call Albert at
DMS 1400.668.1465
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General
P
BOOK REPS. - Metro,
Oshawaand surrounding
areas. Schools, businesses
and libraries. Vehicle re-
quired $350 - $700 week-
ly No exp. necessary. Call
Joe or Donna 905-985-
8491 or 905.721.9679.
EARN up to 5550 a week!
WE need people to make
lewellery (necklace, brace -
lam, earnings) Job available
cost to coast from your
home. No experience
needed. Send a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope
to Kevenchris Corp , 991
Matheson Blvd E Unit 15.
REF 600, Mississauga. On-
tano L4W 2V3
Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington
This Week
Donit miss this opportunity to display your
,;;;business in the highest traffic area in
`' ` Durham! Region Oshawa Centre
Thursday, January 11th
Friday, January 12th
Saturday, January 13th
at the Oshawa Centre
Price includes display booth and
advertisement in a special section Sunday,
January 7th, 1996
General neral
BEAUTY SALON re-
quires part time licensed
stylists Oshawa. Hourty/
commission. Ongoing train-
ing Call Vicky 723.7323
General
1p
EXPERIENCED Janitori-
al help required for WMtby/
Pickering area. Please call
905-475.2020.
Hell
P
FISH i CHIPS restau-
rant. Part-time counter help
and waiorg tables. Friday 6
whole Saturday. expeh-
ence preferred. 2200 Brock
Rd. N Picker". 428.3317.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Your Health'. a brand new monthly health
c
1ncatron in Durham is seeking highly energetic
,enthusiastic advertising sales representa-
.,ns who want to work in a fast paced environ -
it with unlimited earning potential
lit QUIRED:
1 full-time freelance salesperson with previ-
advertising sales experience
1 *Part time' freelance sales representative
tisn previous sales experience
1 telemarketer to work from home part-time
n",h previous telemarketing sales expenerice
TO APPLY:
Please call Monique Lea
.'o Oshawa Whitby Clanngton This Week
(905) 579-4404 to set up an interview,
or send resume to:
Oshawa Whitby This Week
P.O. Box 481
Oshawa, ON L1 H 71_5
Attn. Monique Lea
12 month program
54 Gn4e SL N. �OJL� I
576-9175
GeHel I 1 General
P Help
H OM E w,gesr
door canvassers rcquucd by publisher
tar contract work. Ideal for homemakers
or mature students. This is not a sales
position. You will be asking -t questions
about our product that is in their home.
You must he very well groomed --- Compen-
sation is 511.7 per home on data collect-
ed. Areas are Ajax, Pickering, Whitbv, by
specific postal walis. One position may
lead to full time employment.
Leave message with:
Mr. B. Holmes at 686-3093.
GENERAL LABOURER
We are a leading packager of food products and
are seeking several skillful people to be part of our
team at our AJAX PLANT. We need dedicated
people who: are dependable, have a strong desire
to work hard, are team players, and have some me-
chanical aptitude / interest. Shift work is mandatory.
Competitive wages and benefits offered. Please
mail or tax resumes to:
E A., mu Resources D
Moder Parkers Tam iCartr.�t
eelttc.
2530 Stanfield Rood
Ontario Y rise
Fax: (905) 279-9821
S Toronto Star $
Adults and mature students wanted for
door to door sales. You will promote our
introductory discount offer to potential
home delivery customers.
• Good communication skills required.
• Car an asset
• Top commissions paid weekly
Positions available in Pickering, Ajax,
Whitby, Oshawa, Courtice.
Please call: Mr. McGill
728-4161 or 686-2292
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ARE YOU AFRAID...
• to make money?
• to find an exiting, working environment?
• to develop new relationships?
• to succeed?
IF YOU ARE, WE DON'T WANT YOU!
The area's premier entertainment publication is
looking for someone who has what it takes.
We offer: Salary with competitive commission.
Ground floor opportunity at one
of the most respected printing and
publishing firms.
Unlimited potential.
Send resumes to: Advertising Supervisor
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax
L1 S 2H5
or fax at (905) 619-9068.
INSTALLE RrrE CHNICIAN
Small, growing company Involved in the Installa-
tion and service of communication systems is
looking for the right person You must have a
valid, clean driver's license, be a self-starter,
able to travel and are personable and neat
Experience to communications would be an
asset but Is not required Resumes will be
accepted up to Nov 24/95 Please fax or triad
your resume to: SDC Inc, 1175 Squires Beach
Rd.. Unit #6. Pickering, Ontario L1W 3V3.
Fax# (905)683-0829. Attm VP Operations.
PLEASE NO PHONE CALLS.
NEED HELP FAST!
We're a small advertising firm with a blue
chip client list. We've got more work than
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
Salary / Commissions / Bonuses
W,TH CL ETELE
-60
ESTHETICIAN
WANTED rP
RENTAL OF ROOM
CALL JOE
831-6531
RECRUITING r •
rig productions
wi^ter productions
starting Dec and Jan All
ages and types interested
in being involved in leature
Mms, TV senes and com
meraals as extras and
S.O C's. part lime to start
rill Oshawa 432-9189
HOLIDAYS
ARE HERE
Tis the season
for EXTRA
MONEY. If you
could use it, we
could use your
help.Full time
only. Call
Mrs.Claus
905-728-8542
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser requests
hat advertisers check
their ad upon publication. as
News Advertiser will not be
responsible for more than
one incorrect inserton and
there shall be no liability for
non-Insemon of any adver-
tisement Llabdrry Tor er.
rots In ads Is limited to the
amount paid for the space
occupying the error All
copy Is subfect to the ap-
proval of management of
News Advertiser
MATURE STUDENTS and
r•;^.e .oke s wanted for
pan time 'elernarkehrg
'raining provided Call oat
ween 9 am and 5 p m
619-6991
MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron
-,s 'astest growng agency
seeks extras for film and TV
work all types no exo req
Earn $7 $15rhr Work guar-
anteed We place people
on movie sets every day
Cap Susan 416-961 2226
NEW BEAUTY SALON
opening n Ala, Pos I ,,5
available Management.
stylists lull trine an part rime
For an interview call Clau-
dia 576-2512
D I R E C T O R Y
Fax
News Advertiser 6IM707 683-7363
' ' Improvements 1' ' Improvements
'MISTER CHEAP' K, r
DUCTWORK
nn; • v�nerts. •ec • ,cros.m
m,ived. re�u�.�:�Q Excellent
law apartments. additions.
rates Free estimates Elec-
fences. decks. etc Lr
trostatic air cleaners. hu
tensed for over 20 years,
nudfiers Big. Small lobs
all work guaranteed. for
Cali Paul 428-0295
Free esumate call Ernie
EUROPEAN nle special -
905 -404-8170
ist. will renovate your bath-
room, or kitchen walls. as
WIDGET HOME
well as poor ales Good ref-
IIMPROYEII[ENTS
erences and satisfaction
Basement Apts.,
guaranteed. For free esti
mates call D Dykstra 725-
Rec-rooms, plumbing,
4913
Additions, electrical,
drywall
15 yrs. Experience.
Free estimates,
call Mario
(905)619-4663.
cel. (416) 5604663
C 8 R Maintenance Bu ki-
ng repairs and renovations
electrical, plumbing, ce-
ramic flies, carpentry. From
small repairs to major ren-
ovations. Fully guaranteed,
free estimates. (905)66.'
3300
FOR HIRE
Jobs Big or Small
we do them all.
Qualified and
Licensed
Call Ed
Shalltnfrock
♦".Oltftrucfllon
686-4384
DRYWALL, taping, stucco,
plaster repairs. T -bar ceil-
ings, and basement reno.
vations. Professional re-
sults at competitive prices
For a treeestimate call an
expert Bill 432-8401
GCB
COI) STRUCTION
Interior and exterior
repairs, renovations
and construction. Fast
and clean profession-
al work guaranteed.
Craig, 686.1913
HOME NAPROVEMENT
SPECIALISTS
Kitchens, batftrooms,
basements, crown mould-
ing, trim work, *V, decks.
terlces, Watily workman-
ship, reasonable rates.
Ref. Avail. Free Estimates
MOODY CONSTRUCTION
CALL NEIL (90S)937.2116
INTERIOR and exterior -
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-
Idenhal and commercial
Serving Durham Region for
over 15 yrs Free consuha-
bon Call Jett 905-428-
$706.
re -MA
Flying
' ' Improvements Plumbing Services
AAA -LICENSED PLUMHEH
avauabie All vr.ur plumbing
needs Complete renovabons
Guaranteed lowest prices!
No lob too small' (905)
4322913
ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUM-
BING licensed plumber, no
lob too small. no job too big.
free estimates. great Prices.
guaranteed lowest 905- 725-
SIGON Construction Ltd. 2507 DISCOVERY FLIGHT
serving Dumam Region for Ave
19 yrs Additions. sundecks. • Painting 8 $200 ••
patio doors. windows. Tec- • 1 Ikeoraolg p•' pmean
rooms, flagstone, free esti-
mates 905-576-5760 ti••k�t/• wE ACCF
ALL Pro Painting and ?21-••64
VAZ GENERAL
CONTRACTING
LTD.
Additions, Baths, kdth-
ens, Basements, Ceramic
Tiles, Hardwood floors.
Roofs,Trtm, Doors, Decks'
visa Accep.
Cal Justin For EsOmates
(905) 683- 5818
• ' dgman
•
With pick up to k will
do odd jobs, dears LIP
garage, yard, small
moving jobs, grass cut-
ting, fence repairs
call Vic 428-8907
Wallpapering, intenoNexte-
PART TIME
DRIVER REQUIRED
For Chinese
Restaurant in
Pickering evenings
905-839-6688
after 2 pm
Ifni Office
Help
PART TIME
BOOKKEEPER
REQUIRED.
Simply Accounting
experience. Send
1 page resume to
P.O. Box 36,
Ajax, Ont.
L1S3C2
IF lo.; aro sirgle
gle parent cr separated
divorced w,m three years
work experience you may
quaO, for 'inancial assis-
tance of it you are over 45
and have recently been
lard off. you may quality for
training assistance DIP'
BERT. Lotus. Wordpedect.
D Base. Word. Ac -----
Bedford. Autocad. Ventura.
Pagemaker Harvard. Cor-
el. Comcu:er Programming
and Systems Analyst Co-
bol. Pascal add C Photo-
shop. Oca k Express and
Illustrator Duman Bu9-
ness Computer College
4273010
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
CLERK
Previous experience an asset but not
necessary. Vehicle required for small
errands, Window environment, salary
to commensurate with experience.
Please mail resume to : File # 7248
Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481,
Oshawa. Ontario.
L1 H 71_5
REC EPTIONISTIT'/PISTW
P 'or Ajax com-
parry Fax resumes to 905-
683-9492
Skilled
Help
AZ d DZ household
.e•s and helpers
-Ti Must be expe_
anted In household moving
minimum one year Please
send resume or into to PO
Box 186 Whitby. Ontario
LIN 5S1
Daycare
• Wanted
LIVE-IN caoysrler dor 2
cnjdrer ages 6 3 ' year
Brock. H -f 2. P Ckenng_
starting December 3 call
Wendy (905)428-2774 at
ter 6p m
Daycare
MIA,
ailable
EXPERIENCED :are giv-
e, •--;Thar-,t re
t 2 r my hr _
Jt lurches, tun activities.
fenced backyard. non
smoxer near Brockr401
427-0452
RETIRED
R. N.
Daycare in my
home.
2 yrs and up
Amberlea area
420-8433 !
420-9388
e Moving 8
Storage
•e
MARRY -O -THE
MOVERS Move big or
Ta we pace them all'
•ee estimates. senors
:$count. short notice
- oves Pianos moved, also
appkances Comparable
'aces Cap 4322850
MEN -'h large truck will
do ^ousenold moves. res-
denhal. cornmercial All
ypes of moves Call Can or
Jane 427-2856
MICHALSKI MOVING
`louses, apartments offices
appliances and piano spe-
c,alists Senior and mid -
"'On
th discounts Licensed.
insured Free estimates
Excellent service Call 436-
7795
nor, stucco ceiling. general
repairs. top quality work.• Moving dr
reasonable rates. 20% • Storage• Flooring
seniors discount. Christmas _ • , Carpeting
Soecrals 404-9669
INTERIOR
DECORATING
Wallpaper/Painting Wood-
en floors . restored Bath-
room tiles cleaned, re -
grouted and sikcorled.
Gerlerd home repairs. Calf
Flee 905 839-1485
TO PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, dean,
reliable service.
420-0081
AJAX Moving Systems - full
services, moves, appliance
and piano specialists. Flat
rate or hourly. We now
have heated storage units.
Now offend,g free boxes
with move. Park and load
special. starting at S99. and
up. Cell for information.
725-0005 or 427.0005.
MOVNG SYSTEMS
We Trp move arymarg,
arrywriere. anyone
Conlideraal or reSdential
Packagel storage and b -as
available Sensor 6 and mall
discounts Free estmates
571-0755
Cross Movers
Bargain rates, homes,
offices. apt., etc.
Plano moving.
Packing available._
CARPET Instaltabons - 25
years experience, re -
stretching. our speciality.
Free estimates. D 6 N
Duncan, 987-1799 or 987-
1800
• House
• Cleaning
Am you having problems
boding tiff ie to clean your
home? For professional
cleaning, tau Helen's
Home Services today. 427-
4385 Fully Insured and
bended
LISE 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
HONEST, reliable. hard
working experienced per-
son will do cleaning by the
day Rates 540465 Phone
anytime 576-9865 leave
message
e House • House • Music. ming
• Cleaning • Cleaning • •' Instructor
GAILLIND
MAID SERVICES
FALL SPECIAL
FREE Cleaning with ocokings of weekly 8
bi-weekly services. Inquire for details
Caring for your home with personalized
and professional service for over a decade.
(Fully bonded and Insured)
683-7515
HOUSECLEANING . ea-
perienced reliable team
.
reasonable rates. referenc-
es available Free estimate
Have your Christmas
cleaning done now 905-
420-3891
RELIABLE HOUSE
CLEANER
wdlirg to do Vauuming,
Dusting, Kfk21". Bath-
rooms +floors etc
Reasonable rates,
weeerk�&weekly
Mor" .
CALL 905.6
FSnow
Removal
• Party
a Services
I]irp•^$11111•aft P000N &
on On" Loaf las, F•pe Palin$
OpPL ►a•r hest line K•r3
M Orr, no ir•r a Ir reit
MAGICIAN, clown friends.
ready to entertain for any
age. any occasion. Birth-
days- promotions. openings,
fund raisers. Magic shows are
tun! Lettuce help. 839-7057
or 728-8334.
RAB•ITwants work doing
magic for children's parties
and all occassions Have
my own magcim. Cal Er -
file 668-4932.
PIANO
LESSONS
In your ncme
Classics. Pop.
Exams Adults
welcome Call
Maurice Willock
683-6740
Driving
UPSchools
SCHOOL
-4 lessons and test
$105.
•10 Lessons $150
-Full Course $259
Free pick -up and drop
off
(416)287-3060
• • Business
• Services
PROFESSIONAL ac-
countant for all your book-
keeping. personal Income
taxes 8 accounting needs.
Reasonable rates. Call Al-
ban 905-686-0775.
SANTA! Need a Santa - • ;
Rent a Santa. Top quality
suit. Professional entertain-
er Also Magician, down. • • Health,
for parties, openngs, fund • Beauty
raisers Call Jeff 839-7057
A.B's. Anti -Stress Stltadios Ltd.
376 Kingston Rd. Unit 17, Pickering
Full-txAv arumatherapv massage 1 i 2 hr &'49.99
Open 7 da., 4
No appitintment ni.
9iJ5509.6tI77
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Daycare Daycare a Bumu
gem Avaitabte • Available a Brm"10
4TH LEVEL C G A book
keeping/accounting func.
tions up -to Ps; govemmeni
remittances, WCB. budgets,
cash flow, etc Manual or
computerized Call 905-
686-7318
EARN A GOOD
INCOME FROM
YOUR OWN HOME
N'iv Watch Private Home Dai' Care
is looking for mature, reliahle individual~
interested in providing quality day care
in their own home.
Nr oRrn
• full training and ,m> inx Pavnwnt fur %tatutnn
.upport holida-
%rra•c. ayuipmrnt for Pai,nwnl fur thr lam 5
c hildmn c %erkc and 44drr day. of child'. illarx—
• full inwrancr cuv rral;a•
For more information call:
686-4816
Wee
Ataxt ll�t vyeare ��
Ui.ENiFp At,tti;_.v
Firewood
A GREAT DEAL Top
Quality seasoned hardwood
at low prices FREE DELIV-
ERY Serving Pickering
Ajax. Whaby and Oshawa
Call DURHAM FIREWOOD
427-4741
BURN !1e best. APPLE -
WOOD 18- long 1 year old
'win brand Orchards 905.
P87-4563
FIREWOOD quality sea
-onec '6' hardwood_ cut.
,pill and deliveredstarting
it S185/bush cord Limned
.uannty Call 705-944-
'801.7pm -11 pm
FREE Hardwood k,r•dl.ng
Vick jp 202 Sout^ Blair
St. Unit 232 Whitby
1 +1r64obd ' FiII14MOPd F :
Excellent quality hard-
wood Guaranteed, extra
long time fully seasoned,
cut and spot Honest
rrroasurement
Free delivery.
Kozy Heat
Firewood
(905)753-2246
FIREWOOD
MOVING SALE
S50 face cord, cut
spilt and delivered.
'While supplies last'
Call Gerry 6.9pm
all day Sat and Sun
619-1363
FIREWOOD. TOP
QUALITY seasonec
hardwooc lo
at w prices
Free delivery, serving Pick
enng. Ala' Whitby Osha-
wa can 4,.78250 or 427
1734
FIREWOOD excellent
quarry card firewood, one
year seasoned, cut and
spin. oak, maple. beech.
ash. Free delivery Ajax.
Whitby and Pickering 683-
0709
SKIDS E Pallets for fire-
wood, hardwood & soW
wood mixed, pre cut or bro-
kern, delivery avanalbel,
large & small loads L2nded
time offer call (905)430.
WASHER dryer, with rack,
apartment size. Kenmore.
very good condition $40,10.
(905) 509-6926 leave
message
9013 M ArticlePas
Flea for Sale n,
Market
1 Pau of KYB Gas salts.
retail $160. will sell for $80
DRESSER & N table
$100 Coffee & E tables
$125 Desk $25 Freezer
$50 Patio set $75 Call
905-509-0022 after
6 OOpm
FRIDGE and stove, over
10 years old Good working
order $100 each Call after
6 00 pm 905-839-8934
NATURAL GAS BROIL
KING, BBQ. and acces
sones almost new, asking
$400. call 683-7823. any
time
POOL TABLE 4X8 in
eludes balls and cues.
great for kids of all ages,
S300 obo 4207532
TEAK QUEEN BED. head-
board. night tables all com-
bined into 1 unit Plus mat-
tress. S250 or best offer
Mike, 905-831-6551
fits 1981-83 Datsun 200SX
Call Abe at 683-5117 or
427.1637 eve.__
100 GALLON FISH aquar-
ium with stand. filter, all ac-
cessories, value $1500.
selling for $500 , Exercise
machine $50 Moving,
must sell 576-7152
Sears airtight Woodstove.
black with brass tnm, $200
728-6683
3 -MAN fish but plus tip
trader with winch, excellent
condition, will sell sepa.
rately. $450 Call 905-983-
9185
6.5 FOOT Myers plough.
c/w lights, etc . completely
rebuilt $1200 o b o Call
905-427.2508 & ask for
Kevin
on
F Sale,
BLINDS • drapes, shut-
ters, save 75% off on all
unclaimed and mismeas-
ured custom products.
Measure your windows and
bring your sizes to
Sunshade Blinds &
Drapery 88 Old Kingston
Rd, Ajax 428-0937
2'X4.5' BRISTOL pool
table. 8 cues w/2 sets of
balls & all accessones in�
luded. excellent condition.
$900 o to o 723-6376
A GIFT OF FITNESS.
Complete Home Gym
Heavy Duty Equipment
Olympic weights. fixed EZ
curl barbells. and dumb-
bells, racks included Pec
deck, knee extension. Lat
machine bench press, in-
cline & decline bench Flat
bench Shoulder bench etc
Sen for less than 1/2 esti-
mated value 52500 Might
consider selling separately
Call Kirk at 432-1863
A REPOSSESSED
satellite system, only $35
monthly Including pro-
gramming Free installation
and warranty 905-655-
3661
1!s'
i For
ANTIQUES- 9 pc Dun-
can Phyfe dining set
$1765: open washstand
$165; kneehole desk $145:
oval coffee table $135,
pressback rocker $100;
copper boiler $75, hump
trunk $85; magazine holder
$50: book table $50; drop
leaf table and 4 chairs
$345; porch rocker $65;
vanity bench $50, hall tree
$45. Also golf clubs, electric
guitar $95, lawnmower $65.
snowblower $125, riding
mower 5675, 430-2650.
ARTIFICIAL Christmas
tree. Inglis washing ma-
chine, Mastercraft snow
blower 3/21. Quickie
Designs wheelchair 579-
4992
ATTENTION : Wholesal-
ers. Contractors & Builders.
Two large quantities premi-
um quality 13' X13 ' ce-
ramic tele 6200 pieces
white textured design 9720
pieces white marble
design. Also matching skirt
4.1/4' X 13' for above No
taxes" Priced Elsewhere at
$230 Asking S1 39 Sold
in large lots only Viewing
or pictures available Bids
by Dec 1. Telephone Dan
at 416-745-1044 or leave
message at 416-716-4056
09 AItlIeUI
For S`ak
CAR PHONE. Nok
LX12, worth three hundn
dollars. Call 579.716
make an offer.
CARPET /A-1 Prices, bt
direct wholesale. Free i
stallation for free estima
call Sal (905)432-2750,
pager(416)980-9697
Carpet Broker, 100`
Nylon thick. plush, stain r
snstant carpet. For 3 room
only $369 00 Price I
dudes 30 Sq yds carpi
deluxe pad and installatic
in your home. Free quot
hon In your home No m
forest, no payment for or
full year, Daniel. 1-80
217-0104.
CARPET MILL DIREC
100% nylon, thick plus
stain resistant carpet for
rooms, only $349, price r
eluding, 30 square yard
carpet, pad,labour, Fre
estimate. Arnold 1.80,
401.5557 1 yrno paymer
no interest, . For 1 full year
CARPETS - lots of carpe
100% nylon, new stain r
lease carpets on hand, I w
carpet 3 rooms. 5349. Pn(
includes carpet, premiu
pad. expert installation, fa
delivery, free estimates (:
yards) Norman 686-2314.
AUCTION NOTICE LISTINGS
AUCTION SALE
Anti ,_ s Caiecta
bles. Household ef-
fects & Guns - Sun-
day Nov. 26th. 11
a.m. (Viewing 10
a.m.) MacGregor s
Auction Hall. 182
WeAtncIlli St.
Bowmanvilte Take
a-' JVa.e•ly exit &
tollow 57 north to 22
Hwy ;urn Rt going
east to 1 st Lights. Scu-
gog St & go north 1 4
Mlle to Wow Mart Fiea
Market 1Follow Auc
tion signs; This Sun-
days auction features
an excellent offering
of articles from the
past to present. refin-
ished. as found &
some new partial list
Includes Glazed top
Hoosier cupboard.
SlacK,ny book ase.
washstands. mrsc ta-
bles (kitchen, pine
lamp parlour, etc )
Miniature china cabi-
net. stenciled cottage
chest, full length
swing mirror. 4X8 pool
table child's desk
plant stands. treadle
sewing machine,
mist chairs Collec-
tion of Granite &
enamel ware rare &
unique kitchen col-
lectables. pocket
watch & 14 CT gold
Ladies watch. mise.
rings, old coins, mi-
crowave stand. Mac-
Intosh computer, new,
cast toys & door
stops, Coke signs.
pictures, quality se-
lection of glass & chi-
na (pressed, depres-
sion, Flow blue. Fiesta
etc.) Guns Include J.C.
Higgins 12 g. pump,
Ivor Johnston & Stirl-
ing Worth double
barref shotguns,
Winchester 38.55
(1905) etc., exercise
equipment. These are
only a few of the many
articles featured in
this auction at our new
location. Dress warm,
we are still renovating.
We are accepting
quality antique pcs. for
our 6th Annual Boxing
Day Antique Auction.
Call for details. Call for
all your auction
needs.
UmcGnxjor
Auction Services
Mike MacGregor
9OS-987-5402
905-987-3664
AUCTION SALE
GRIST MILL AUCTION
CENTRE
NEWTONVILLE. NOV.
24TH. FRIDAY - 6 RM.
-lice home and local
e. 3 pc Victorian Set-
Vicionan loveseat,
'-al dressers. chests.
.- • e! boxes Duncan
drop ea' and 4 tyre
crlars press rocker,
rai occasional tables.
pedestal table.
:M radio. Murch pew,
ng chest. quantity of
?ss,on glass and
�Inware two what
LE prints by tum -
Stanley Guer".
: son, Doulton dishes.
stoves washer.
exercisers. Compaq
'-tile if! 296 Computer
: a variety of other in-
--• ring arloes Plan to
d Terms Cash.
,e wt!h D . visa, ut-
Auctioneer Frank
Stapleton
(905)7a6-2244
AUCTION SALE
PRIVATE ESTATE
MYLES KING
AUCTION HALL
33 HALL ST., OSHAWA
SAT_ NOV. 25. 6 P.M.
:iaerr and antique hurrx-
-- all consignments is wel-
,med, refrigerator, elec-
t stove. auto washer
d dryer. chestertc4d su-
Ae new, two occasion -
chairs. cdkection of 150
ircelain and china and
Men shoes, grandfather
X:k, color tv, vert Coro -
loon cnar and ono(han.
ass bed. bedroom suites,
Ib, marble tables, antique
!mer and hall tables,
eaktast suite, signed
ints, wicker furniture,
eking chair, brass coat
ilk. mug collection, chest
drawers, dressers. beds,
tokshelves, vanity, knees,
adding, silver, antique
assware, sales every
on. Tues , Thurs. sat. 6
m Good sale plan to at -
rid. Terms cash
Wks King
Auctioneers.
725-5751,723-05M
AUCTION SALE
Set.'Oay Nc.�•':C>.•.•
25. 10 30 am
Solana Rd N , Courtice
2 mdes norm of Hwy 22
2 nukes south of
Taunton Rd.
Complete contents
of Chucks Small
Engine Repair
Business
Single zeds dresS-
ers roll -away beds.
-offee and end tables.
double bed, records.
desks. lamps, kn,c-
Knacs. record cabinet.
D"okshelf. smoke,
Kitchen table 4 chairs
Ad radio, old washing
machine (JM Connor
i Son. Ottawa), metal
:abinets. lashes.
)lasses. 2 riding lawn
-mowers. motors,
wheels. 16 horse gas
angnne. mitre box.
oartery charger,
acks sanders. Small
trader, mechanics tool
chest, drills. dell bits.
saws, wheel pullers.
extension cords, gnn-
ders. bench grinder.
pipe wrenches, toll
boxes, Sockets, and
ratchets. grease
guns, bear traps, - too
many parts and tools li
to list I
Outside sale- dress,
warm
Terms- cash or good
cheque. with proper
ID
Jim McIntyre
Auctioneer
(905) 404"9092
(905)432-1177
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
AT LORNEVLLE
ON HWY. 462
New all brick bungalow
(Less thank one year old;
1144 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms
open concept. 8' ceiling
high efficiency oil furnaces
hardwood floors. full base
ments. Note - no tori
Products used In INS Rorie
no glues, allergy and erne
ronmental friendly. Excel
Will location. - In a your
famI subdivision, on
block on highway, dose N
schools, churches an
shopping. Ideal commulrx
distance Lindsay, Orillia a
Oshawa - Pidkeong area
Terms $5,000. at sale
balance 30 days on Is
property. Nearly 100% fj
nancing on the other a
B.1% selling as is subjec
to low reserves. To vier
McLean Auctions
(705) 324.2783 or
1.800.461.6499
Don't' miss this opportu-
nF
ty to save on now homes
AUCTION SALE
SAT. NOV. 25. - 10 AM
Extraordinary
Antique Auction
Held at Wilsons Sales
Arena. Uxbridge
Antiques &
Houwh.Qld
9 flatback cupboard
( hll glass doors,ex )
oak sideboard (bev
glass. carved, candle
holders. EX). bonnet
chests. 1790's pine
flat to wall, milkpatnt
cupboard qty ant la -
Wes & chairs. Oak
ped . rind table & 6
chairs (ex), Ilvnngroom
turn , ant dressers,
bedroom stes., ap-
pliances plus much
more
Collectibles; The
Geni x2989, Covent
Garden x2857, The
Clown 22890, Ele-
gance 22264. Shad-
ow play 23526 ( all
discontinued), old
books. Ig. qty ant
glass and china 1986
Chev C 20 3/4 ton
wrh cap, rifles, gun
safe. qty. hand, gar -'I
den and power tools,
new & ant. fishing
equipment Daus much
more Call for full de-
tailed list. NgAL- Many
items would make ex-
cellent Christmas
Gifts !!. Viewing: 8
a.m. sale day. Visa,
M/C, Interac or cash.
Gazy Hint Auctions
(Drv. of 1081454 On-
tano, Inc.)
Gary & Nancy Hill
FLRAI, Sunderland.
Sunderland :
1-705-357-2145
Toll Froe :
14000-64S•4647
SELLING'
YOUR
CAR OR
TRUCK?
Showcase it
TMTMacrro__sss�
Durham
Region.
Call
Classifieds
at 576-9335
or
fax 579-2238
AUCTION SALE,
SAT. NOV. 25/95.
5:00 P.M. PETHICK
AUCTION BARN,
2498 CONC. RD.
88, BOWMAN-
VILLE (HAYDON)
Each week we have a
large variety of an-
tique & modern furni-
ture to be sold includ-
ing dressers. bed-
room suites. dining
room suite. china cab -
nets, chesterfield
suites, collectable
glass & china. lawn &
garden equip , tools.
appliances & lots
more interesting and
unusual items Large
sale Viewing from 4
p m Terms are Cash.
Visa. MC or Interact.
For more into. call
1-905-2634252.
Sale managed and
sold by Garry K. Po-
well Auctions. Ap-
praisals & Liquida-
tions. Note 5 p m
start lime
CORNEIL'S
AUCTION BARN
Friday Nov 24
st 5:30 pm
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
4 refinished triple
press press back
chairs, Refinished
Wooden Ice box, 4 It.
Coldstream Pie
cooler, Double door
Coke Cooler,
Chesterfield &
Matchjng chair, oak
Buffet, 2 -door
wardrobe, Modem
dressers & Chests of
Drawers, Co-od
Lamps, Crocks, qty.
wooden kitchen
chairs, Bed
chesterfield, round
oak dining table, 4
matching Press back
chairs, Wooden
Decoys, brides
basket, 2 tour poster
childs beds, spmrw V
wheel, 2 pc. antique
kitchen cupboards.
Ash chest of drawers,
milk cans, wall
telephone, qty- hand
& power tools, antique
dressers, dryer,
approx. 250 feet Pine
Lumber, 1983 Dodge
1/2 ton truck, plus a
qty. tools, China,
glass, household &
collectible items.
Don & Greg
Cornell
Auctioneers R.R.
#1 Little Britain
(705) 7W2193
SAT. NOV. 25. 10 A.M.
OUR 27TH ANNUAL
CONSIGNMENT
SNOWMOBILE
AUCTION
A' Orval McLean Auction
CBrtef, Lindsay Accept -
M A makes of snowmo-
4 wheelers. traders.
wen,:leS. 4 x 4 'S Partial
is! 2 - 95 Arctic cat 800
Zia- Demos. 95-600 ZRT
Ar -,,c cat demos. 95 -Ar -
tic :at 700 ZR Demo (all
w;^ 1 yr warranty). 90
Ya -aha Phazer, 90 Po-
d's Indy sport. 89 Yama-
'a uciter electric. 88 Ya-
-'drd Exciter. 88 Skidoo
status. 84 Skidoo citation
41 :•_ electric, 80 - 500
CC Skidoo Everest. 80
-a'-aha SAX440. 72
34,' TNT skKfoo. 71 Nordic
3QQ 90 440 Ipud coded
Mo!- ski ultra sonic, Z3
Skidoo Elan. several skidoo
Olympics. 8o and a1 sfu-
doo citations, 80 skidoo
Everest, double skidoo
trailers. 4 wheelers, plus
other arriving daily. 15'
Grew twat with 85 hp
Johrisorl. 90 GMC Jxnmy,
4 x 4 with plow. 91 Chary.
Dynasty, 90 Pontiac
Transport van, 91 Butch
Lesabre. 85 Chev Cavak-
er 90 Nissan Sentra. 92
Ford Taurus, to axle trad-
ers, 89 Cadlac Eldorado
Bmntz, 78 Audi 5000, 18 Ito
master crafting riding
mower, rear bagger, roto
tiller and 46' mower deck
(3 yr. old) air flow salter
unit with 18 hp motor,
Massey Ferguson 1655
Diesel tractor, We expect
about 80 sleds, bring to
bar daily 9 - 6 or later by
appointment (not momrg
of Sale). Cal 705-324-
2783 or 1.800.461.6499
to last your sled
ORVAL MCLEAN
AUCTIONS
One of Ontario's oldest
snowmobile auctions. Or-
val and Barry Mclean
AUCTKM SALE
THURS. NOV. 23
5 PAL at 150
Perry Cha. on
Scull bland
Furniture, appliances,
antiques, Kirby va-
cuum, roto -tiller, 109
Cub tractor & mower,
dehumidifier, metal
shelving & more to
corse. Viewing from 2
p.m. Pierce Auction
Services 655-8073
F -A 11111 c/►a_L
683-7545
Cianngton residents
calf 404-2615
ESTATE AUCTION
SALE SAT. NOV.
25TH AT 10 A.M.
870 TAUNTON
RD- E. WHITBY
New & used furniture,
wood working equip-
ment, antiques, vehi-
cles. We are selling
two estates from
Oshawa including
new loveseals. sofa's,
chairs, table & 6
chairs, Jenny Lind
bed, oak chairs, wall
unit, parlour tables,
vanity, cedar chest.
coffee & end tables,
wood carving ( 3 ft.
high), wine velvet
chesterfield, dress-
ers, chest of drawers.
11 ft, x 18 h oriental
carpet, new car bat-
teries, plus marry oth-
er articles. Several
older wood working
machines, shaper,
band saw table saw,
drill press, thickness
planer, chainsaws.
grinder, plus other
small tools. Vehicles
'90 GMC SLE ext.
cab.. loaded, '88 Aer-
ostar, '85 Ford van,
'86 LeBaron, small
box trailer. Note time:
10 a.m. Excellent sale.
Plan to attend. Terms
Cash, Visa, WC. &
Debit Card. Viewing
Fri. 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
NWAAen Auction &
Uquiallation
905.686 -Mi or
905.432-2836.
ERECEIVERSHIP SALE
.. uruaiwn r.rwv.a +ve ..,wx 6 k.i 1..••^,•....•,^
.rv.nicry Irian th. Esi.n. Of
MARCO POLO ORIENTAL RUGS & OTHERS
^e o• Nor-,!, America s Largest Suoo.e s of
Persian Rugs
.R 300 RUGS IN ALL SIZES FROM IRAN. TURKEY,
CHINA PAKISTAN. RUSSIA. AFGHAN OAK &
MAHOGANY FURNITURE 'ACCENT ITEMS'
ECTIBLES'COMPUTERS'PHONES'STEREOS'
WELLERY' OVER 300 LIMITED EDITION FRAMED
°rNTS'BATEMAN'ROMANCE ' LUMBERS 'GROUP
OF SEVEN' MARSHALL 'TAIT'CAS,SON'DOULTON
SPODE' SWAROVSKISCHMID' FITZ& FLOYD'
HUMMEL'YAMADA
PtTILIC AtIMO1'
SATURDAY NO%. 2_5 AT I1:00.AM SHARP
(PREVIEW IO:OOAMi
HELD IN THE WHITBY N•►LL
THICKSON & HNY #2
%HI1'RV (NEXT Tl) BUSINESS DEPOT)
Partum Listing Over 300 asst Sen Art". Tabriz.
Hamadan. Bakhtyar Kashan. Bdkhara Hereke. ,n a
variety at arca and room sizes AI fine quarry, W
Oak & Mahogany deal ks cabinets, bveseal. lea cabinet.
mirrors accent items Quantity of Gallery couector Hems
, e carsplanes. tricks rats, horses roosters etc
386486 Computers. 486 Dx4 100. Notebook. provers,
Muni media phonesansw machines, stereos, Large
rpllery disposal of Framed Limited Edenton Art by top
Cahalan Mists
ouarxity of coaeaoles, gmMrare, statuary. Lead gim
Wraps friiff" manner), crystal etc
Marry more items too numerous to merlon
TERMS S200 00 CASH DEPOSIT on registration,
balance by Casn, Visa. Mc, certified chq
Checkout deadline by sale conclusion on Saturday. 25%
deposal purchases exceeding $1000 00 as per posted
and announced at sale
I PI KEMM AKTMM M ,416 -MI i2
IN CHOOdiM Ill 1 AKNM
BOWMANVILLE LIONS CLUB, BOWMANVILLE
FRIDAY NIGHT NOV. 24TN VIEW 6 P.M. SALE 7 P.M.
26 BEECH AVENUE, (LAB M ST. NORTH TO CONCESSION ST.
2 STREETS WEST TO BEECH AVENUE)
Over $150,000 worth in merchandise to liquidate, tools, Sanyo eletxronics,
fumihdre, gym machines, strollers, dual steppers, gym bikes, ski machines all
computerized, baby strollers, Sanyo home CD stereos, CD radios, Sanyo &
Sony cordless phones & answer machines & caller IDS, Prosonic 5 CD home
stereo, Sony & Sartyo walkmans, porcelain linliled edbons dolls 28', TVNCR
stand, kitchenware, 5 pc. kitchen country dining set, Tiffany lamps, bread
machines, coffee machines, CD cabinet, Tramonfina cookware set, shortwave
radios, vacuums, crystals, bone china tea sets, cutlery 12 place sets, tools,
wrench sets, cross bows, ratchets, pliers set, Benc Vice drill press, screwdrivers,
14K jewellery/diamond solitaires, dinner rings, clusters, porcelain vases, fish
bowls, watches, lots of toys, racing tracks, educational kids computer whiz kids
toys, dinnerware, chess sets, Santa porcelain & clown dolls, cordless shavers,
collectable figurines, 9 kinds of Bohemian hand cut animal crystal & more.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. TERMS: CASH, VISA, MASTERCARDS.
4 . - - • - • �' : � ' -' - -• - �• :.
1 For Satel For sale 1 For sake Cho Ch ;tt� . 111 Fttolnlbild
Trees Trees
CERTIFIED HOT DOG YA
CART for sale asking
$22pp or best offer please
cau°,79-9002
CONTENTS SALE,
kitchen set, electric lawn
mower with cord, weed eat-
er cedar picnic table,
Brother knitting machine:
Ribber motor, garter car-
nage Singer bulky ma-
chine with ribber, Yarn
$3 oo cone. English 3 pc.
snooker cue with case,
snwker case and memo-
rabilia and accessories.
Reasonable offers. 668-
7638
COUCH and loveseat.
tloral pattern, excellent
_�ondhon $600. call 831-
r,478.
CRIB WITH BLANKET
DRAWER. and six drawer.
Shell dresser, excellent
mdhfion, asking 5300.
79-1307
DINING ROOM suite.
;olid oak mcludeds hutch,
cuffet. table with 4 thaws
extra leaf) asking $1795
6973323
KITCHEN cupboards,
counter. SS sink. European
style. Almortd/oak. L shape.
Upper 951 flinches by 8ft.
Lowers Bit 2mches by 5ft
5inches $900. Call 905-
619-0027.
DRUM
LESSONS
Private lessons
available , rea-
sonable rates.
LAP top and printer. Pack-
ard Bell 486-DX50, extend-
ed warranty, software, with
IBM portable bubble Jet
printer, $1800, best offer
905-665-1861
LIFETIME camping mem-
bership camp from coast to
coast U.S./Canada $4 00
per mite paid $3,695 Must
sell $495 U S dollars 1
800-236-0327
MOVING out -of -province
Sale Big -screen TV, RCA.
2 -years old, $1000 Pana-
sonic stereo. $250. 3 -piece
chesterfield. $750 Coffee?,
end tables, $125 2 single
beds. $50/$60 Fridge,
$450. Stove. $325 Wash-
er/dryer, $275/each Dining
room set. $125 Electric
fireplace. $50 Microwave.
$110 Kitchen set, $80. TV
stands. $30/each Lawn-
mower. 4 -months old, $200
Lawn furniture (6 -piece),
$75 Bureau. $50 905-983-
5492 Orono area
NEW,ELECTRIC shooter.
never used) with battery
charger, purchased in July
Ior $4240, asking $3300
:ustom wheel char, for up
'-11501bs $700 839-2676
Call OFFICE desk. S100. 4
428-2000 jressers, S45,each, 20'
color TV, $50 Antiques.
ENGAGEMENT RIN(i "ed. $145. 4 occasional
:,frac Maee,rig wedding chairs 11900s). dresser.
)and asking $850 for both 5100, oak rocker $195
305-619-1966 Call 905-697 3532
ENGAGEMENT nng/
wednrg sleeve. 2.3 carrot.
pear shape. plus 12 bnllh-
ants. appraised $5200.
asking $2200 o b o. 432-
8919
ENGAGEMENT RING
-4 car.,! gold with 65 -carat
pear snapeo diamond plus
matching 8 diamond 14-
arat gold wedding band
Appraisal value 54500.
usK ng $2500 for both
O 8 O 905-655-8516
GENTLY WORN
WOMEN'S CLOTHING,
coats 8 accessories
(size 16-26) for
Lovely Large Ladies
consignment shop
(Buy 8 Sell).
427-6.106 Gina.
GREAT CHRISTMAS
IDEAS -Dishwashers
S10C 5750 lridge d stove
5650, t door fndge $150.
30' staves $150-$175, rru-
crowaves 51254150.
Stacking washers 6 dryers
54504625. Pallister enter-
tainment unit $300. 6 1/2 x
4It wall unit $400. glass.
wood. pine 6 oak coffee
and end tables $100- 5375,
couch $175. recliner couch
$450. sectional sofa $575.
love sea 5250, solid oak 9
pc dining suite $2800. 9
Pic 1946 Mahogany dining
suite $2750. pedestal table,
4 chairs, $450, round glass
table. 2 chairs $175. round
glass table 4 Ovals $250.
wood tables 4 chars $200-
$250, king waterbed 6
drawers $300, 4 pc oak
bedroom suite. complete
51500, oak desk and chair
5600, mates bed $175.
white dressers b desk $35-
$65. lamps, lights, prints,
Pictures, bar, wardrobe,
chairs, sofa beds, brass
bed etc. 579-05n,
HIGH cable bills? Poor
Picture quality? GO DI-
RECT! D.S.S. 18' Digital
Satellite Systems. 150
channels, CO quality pic-
ture and sound. Rent to
own by phone from only
S40./mofdh. Call 571-1413.
HITACHI 8mm Camcor-
der. Deluxe model. Free
carrying case. Rem to own
by phone for only $8.751
Noek. Cale 571.1413.
LIVING ROOM SET, 3
pcs. Italian $1750. Match-
ing 9 piece dining mom set
including china cabinet, 6
chairs and beautiful dining
table Absolute brand new,
must see. $2450. Call 619-
2059.
KENMORE family size
fridge, almond. Kenmore
freezer chest, almond,
forced air electric furnace,
water heater, electric tank.
vanity with marble top. Best
offer. Call 433-1681.
KENWOOD TOWER OF
POWER. 200 wad remote
stereo package. Dual cas-
sette, 5 disc CD player,
lower speakers. Rent to
own by phone for only
$7.501week. C411 571-1413.
OAK !able 4' x 12'. custom-
made. ,.#table for 4nrng or
boardroom Clothes dryer.
Inglis. eiectnc. make an off-
er Courice.434-7045
OAK 'able 4' x 12'. custom-
macto-alable for dining or
boardroom Clothes dryer,
Inglis, electric, make an off-
er Counice.434-7045
OAK/PINE FURNITURE -
Why pay retail poces" One
of Ontano's oldest and liar.
gest manufaCiUrers Is now
selling direct to the pudic
E.g oak pedestal table and
4 chairs 5849. 7 n double
pedestal and 6 chairs
$1499. cannnonball beds
tom 5399: Over 20 slain
choices, all solid, no
veneers Traditional Wood-
working 905-985-8774
OSSURN 1600 wood -
burning insert Two years
cd Make an offer 905-
683-7622
PC for sale AMBRA 486
SLC2, 50,25 mhz. 4 meg
qAM. 125 meg H0, math
coprossor, uvga monitor,
windows 3 1. Dos 6. works
$1025 433-8737
PIAHOS/GRANDFA-
THER Cocks Durham's
Largest selection -New and
used pianos Not sure?
Rent to own, apt size.
upright, grand, digital, key
boards TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS ON NOW' Telep
Piano Works, 433-1491.
PINE entertainment cabi-
net 58'X60'. 22'deep $500
579.3952
PLEASURE for a lifetime
Learn to make beautiful
music. Piano for sale!
Walls. Prince 8 Wilks of
Toronto. $350. Call 905-
427-2256
R.C.A. 1t' SATELLITE
DISH, receiver, 8 remote.
up to 175 channels avail-
able. 700 lines resolution 8
C.D. Sound $850. cal 725-
8708
REMOTE VHS VCR, 181
channel on screen display -
Rent to own by phone
$2.50/week. Cale 571-1413.
SET OF RIGHT HAND-
ED, Tommy Armour 855
Golf Clubs, e3-pw, 1,3,5,
wood. only used twice. pur-
chased for $1400 asking
$1100.432-0069.
WATERSOFTENER, Aq-
uatine, automalic, complete
system, $750. GE Range.
avacado, $150. (905) 655-
4774.
SOLID maple large di-
nirgroom set, table, 6 cap-
tain's
aptain's chairs. buffet 8 hutch,
$1400 or best offer. Call
666-4234 after5pm.
SOLID wood dining room
table 6 chairs $700.
20 cb If deep freeze $200•
3 by 4 utility trailer $200.
call 436-7490 after 4:00pm.
WASHERS, dryers, fridge.
stove, new and recondi-
tioned, $225 and up for re-
conditioned washer. $175
and up for reconditioned
dryers $175 and up for re-
conditioned fndges and
stoves. Also coin operated
washer and dryers. Ste-
phenson's Furniture and
Appliances, 227 Court St.,
Oshawa. 576-7448
MAMA grand piano
ebony. G1 series. Beautiful
tone. Excellent quality.
Asking $8000 Call 905-
427-1479
1 Articles
Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely.
Purchasing furniture or an-
ything old. Scientific instru-
ments. china, silver, adver.
tising, toys, decoys, dolls.
milk bottles, collections or
estates. Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brooklin
APPLIANCES, wanted
working or not. Fridge,
stoves. washers. dryers
427-2713, ALSO FOR
SALE reconditioned wash-
ers, dryers, stoves.$150 8
up 3 month warranty 427-
2713 message
UNWANTED Scrap metal
picked up. fridges. stoves.
washers, dryers. cars.
trucks. etc Call (905)430-
9013
WANTED CAMERAS -
old china and glasslewel.
lery, microscopes. lehe-
scopes. binoculars and re-
lated items Clocks, watch-
es. furniture. anything old.
432.1678
WANTED to buy older
furnitureglass, china. col-
!echbles, memorabilia.
watches, etc. Single pieces
or estates Call (905) 723-
7834
WOMENS evening wear
party dresses Now is the
time to receive the highest
return on your quality
dresses Also high demand
for wedding gowns
CLOTHES FRIENDS
FASHIONS Durham's lar-
gest selection of quality-
womil re"o fashions
123 Brock St S downtown
Whitby 905-668-4100
Arts 6
• Crafts
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1 FOR %ALF.
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CHRISTMAS TREES
•I'here's still tine lett to take home
a great tree for the holidays, but
to get the best selection hurry
over and sic us today-!
TO ADVERTISE YOUR
SELECTION SIMPLY CALL ANY
ONE OF OUR PROFESSIONAL
ADVISORS AND WE'LL GET
YOU STARTED. OSHAWA
WHITBY CLARINGTON THIS
WEEK 5-6-9335 OR AJAX
PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER
683-0,0-
OR
83-0,0-OR YOU MAY FAX 5,9-2238
Arts &Arts 8
• 1 Crafts • Crafts
LOOking fr;r'hal ;rr^PP'�rq SC?C!al ,n lour
Christmas list?
Come out to our
Tenant Christmas Craft Show
When Sat, Nov 25
Where 1665 Pickering Parkway. Party Room
Time 10 a.m. - 3 p m.
CHRISTMAS
DECORATION
FACTORY SALE
Nov. 25, 8 am. -3 p.m.
ALDERBROOK LN-DUSTRIES
IS A WOR
MAIN•LTACT[:BER A,N'D D ifPORTER
OF CHRIST i[AS DECORATIONS
Due to last year's
overwhelming
success, ALDERBROOK is
having
another public sale.
Samples, ends of lines &
damaged packaging
885 SANDY BEACH RD„ MOLUNG
CASH ONLY
i 1Lost &
Found
64���QjtPfIP.. •:
REWARD! Lost tamers
Golden retriever, answers
to 'Reber Krosno d Liver-
VrtStYYt�tS O pool area7260 Please call
(905µ2t}
t
_ Bowling
•1
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Craft Show and Book Sale HALF-ELKIE pups. Medi-
um size, very intelligent,
LCatch the spirit of the holiday season
friendly, excellent g�, w c dog.
andk,� ��y akf ar1Ia•�d�4aep� weeks old, 3 -M/3 -F,
INN that 9ua"'7 ha�'111WC (9()5)6183--4984.
,�/w y' NOVem� 25" POODLE PUPPIES-
able miniature, registered,
shots. Alsod, 2 yelp old male
MGHBUSH PUBLIC SCH00 a 9 monDa male. TO
Loving nthpet homes- 613
NO THEY'RE
605 Stipp lane, Mer"i NO THEY'RE NOT-
Pur -sign cats. They're Lhaso
h
10:00 Mule to 4:00 pim pedtigree Apsiors purebred
lazble . 4
only, 7 weeks old. $400
;. Refreshments and Snack Bar each.725-8708
LHASA APSO pups,
great house pet. non
,ADMISSION Pickriag shedding, non allergenic.
Lerte health guarantee. payment
$1.� SNUCS R ternis available. (7D5) 786-
Flwy. n = 3124
ChildrennK-9 KLUSHOUSE-
under 13 . #w -AN Your K-9 Needs Hilder
Free One woor now offering:
Obedience SolClasses for all
ages,
Senior Puppy stains
JAY'S CRAFTS Christ- Nov 21' Doggie Daytsn
mas sale, tea and raffia, flexible hours; Grooming.
4 • uDS i Sunday, November 26th 2 Do -It -Yourself or We Do.
pp m. at 1479 Edmund Drive, Long hair and Demattng a
a . Pkkerin Free raffle ticket Specialty; Cal for more in -
for each item donated to lorrnation at 905-683.7852
food bank at the sale.
19M 5 Litre Mustang,
auto. 40,000 km on new
engine Needs some work.
Asking $1200 as is or best
offer Call 905- 723-2474
1970-1986 cars, lease to
own Everyone qualifies
On URIC? WCB? MA? No
Interest, no credit check.
From $275 down 570034
Onlano,LTD 1976 Notion
Rd 686-7428
1973 Camaro. 160,000
miles, new paint, tires, trarni
etc Asking $1600 boo as
is 1981 Goldwing 1100,
needs tires 8 brakes
$1550 obo as is 432-
3254
1963 Ford Mustang 50L.
20.000 km on rebuilt motor
New paint. new clutch, 5
spd . cruise control. sun-
roof, new tires. runs good
$2200 obo 905-985-2643
1964 BUICK Regal, en-
gine 6 body in mint condi-
'.on. a/Celectronic dash,
ow mileage. cemhed Ask
ng $2195 o b o 905-683
79011905-428-1879 after
6pm
1974 CHEVETTE stan-
dard. cendied summer
'3% asking 5700 or best
'/`ler Telephone 723-3616
t /
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a LL �i jai 1 `lEk,� WE6, 17�a� wf V "AAMC."r
t ;°
IM, wheDriveel
Sltg1lR101)IleO
• 1
1990 Dodge Ram Van
1992 CHEV Cargo van. 3/
1973 Yamaha GP338.
150 318 E F 1 $4995 or
4 ton, 305, excellent conch-
Spedo, tach, oil Injection,
best offer For more infor-
tion, $9900. certified Call
good track, newly recov-
mation call 905-579-9619
433-7686
ered seat, only 1190 ongl-
1991 Cavalier Z24, sky
1992 GMC SAFARI SLT
nal miles $550 905 -985 -
blue. V6. automatic. sunroo,
van. 78627.
passenger, touring
2 dr loaded In excellent
edition, loaded, running
condition asking $9,200
boards, new Ihres, and
Apartments
certified 430-6004.
brakes, 93.000 lid . $14.900
1 1 For Rent
725-6926
1992 TAURUS L Auto
V6. AM/FM cassette. power
mirror, air bag. 95 kms cer-
filled, $7950 00 call Jeff
905 432 7046
1993 Chev Corsica, red
on red. auto, air con..
sass. V6. $8450 obo Pet-
er 723-1155 or 434-7564
1994 HYUNDAI Scoupe.
2 door automaticpower
steaming, power brakes.
AM/FM cassette, sunroof
13.500 km. 2 years warran-
ty left. $10 300 905-434-
8767
85 Fiero. 86 Taurus. 84
Mustang- 83 Chevene. 78
Fairmont All certifiable
Must be sold Best offer
579-2866
BLACK BEAUTY! 1984
Sunblyd Convertible. 5
speed. p/w. pi!, new tires,
no rust. 192.000k- 52900
Call 905-428 985>'
1965 Pontiac Sunbod PONTIAC Sarno rd /4. '
'Nr, air conddionmg, parts , 88 00C a
'adio. $1250 as rs or best Mm
Aer Call 728-3161 - '
6288
1975 Tempo GL a o,
a,ac oaciect One owner.
-Hit on red, showroom con-
Yihon throughout Was
32695. now $2395 cent
tied 4 more nice cars to
-hoose from. Cali 4279722
anytime Russ. Open 7 days
week indoors Big Town
-aies
1966 Audi 5000 turbo.
I ,or c01,1.11on Cemhed
5-1.995 or Dest offer Call
r,r3-7301 or 686-5474 after
5( m
1976 Buick Century 4 cy-
der automatic. $1595
:emfied 1983 Buick Sil
'.rwk 4 :yimder, automatic.
5:295 cemhed 1982 Pon -
'lac 6000, 6 cylinder. au-
yrkabc 51295 certified Call
+85--3564
1966 CHEVY 314 TON
4X4..,!o Meyers Pbw K!
Jsc Restored 1973 Chevy
'-u4 ton 4x4 1980 1 ton
,:hairy van Dave 905-
°31-7055
1966 NISSAN 300 ZX
oacied, exc:+cert working
:onditl0n. 54700 certified
JBO 905 728-1582
1966 ^Ids Flrenza. red, 2-
Joor ^atchbwk auto. anv
'm cassette 18C.000 kms,
$1350 as is o b o Phone
905)433-8050 or
905404-1655
1967 Cavalier Z24, auto.
air '6C 000 km $3.400
080 Can 579.4570
1967 Chrysler New York
er. 4 Jr loaded This Car 6
immaculate In every way
Was 52995., now 52695
certified Hurry on INS one
4 more nice cars to choose
from Call 4279722 any-
time Russ Open 7 days
week Indoors Big Town
Sales
1967 CUTLASS Supreme
Brougham, 305 auto, mint
condition. black ext grey
int.. dual exhaust. arri
air, ps. pb. pw. smoke-free
$5200 as is 905-438-0198
IM Oldsmobile Optima.
Very clean, 4 cylinder au-
tomatic. $2650. certified
O B.O. Call 579-0904.
1977 BONNEVILLE
power -steering, powel
brakes, amltm cassette, alt,
excellent condition, $4.500
cenihed. Call 905-427-
0444.
19tH CHEV, CAPRICE,
wagon, 307 . loaded with
extra 3rd seat. excellent
condibon, 54900. certified.
579.5799,
19" OPTIMA.
134,000km, auto. alc, as is.
Cal 9D5483-8863.
12U PONTIAC TEMP-
EST. Certified, real nice
condition. $3895. Call
Monday to Thursday. 905-
72388.r18.
1909 FORD SHO. 220+
hp., black with full leather
interior, every single power
option including sunroof
Just invested $3000 into
clutch and transmission
upgrade. Bills to prove. Hot
car. Real head turner
$8000. Mike 905-852.7437.
19.9 SAAB 9000 CD, all
options. 165 hp, new pro-
tessional paint, excellent
condition. $10,500 or best
offer 905-987-5026 or 905-
430.5717.
Automobiles
1 Wanted
CARS FOR CASH! We
ouy used vensc'es 7en,-
es must be in running
condition Call 4272415
or come to 479 Bayly St
East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO
SALES
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
•FoEE 'cue,rg'-- .--ac
_sed
or abandoned cars
'NCks '^.r pip -arc
top prices paid
up to 5100
(416) 281-3499
Trucks
1 for Sale
1977 GMC Pick up 112
tor. 8 Cylinder automatic.
p s . p b . $1700 certified
Can 725-3460
1969 Ford I:2 -ton. F-150.
5 -speed standard w over-
orwe. very good condition,
300 cube' engine, p s , tint
windows, custom sun visor.
running boards, many ex�
tras. $7300 o b o
(9051404-9283 .
1991 BLAZER Excellent
condition, certified.
$15100. Low mileage.
905-723-8838 Monday to
Thursday -
1991 MAZDA 82200, 5
speed, amil cassett. T-
cover,box liner,sliding rear
windows, extra tires, (Sum-
medwxnter), new exhaust/
brides. $6300. OBO (905)
432-8491.
1903Cbev. 112 ton W/T .
4.3 L.V6. 4 spd., auto, pulse
wipers, SRW. box liner,
new P235 bras, red on red,
105,000 KM., S12.500 or
080. 905-965-3564
1993Chev. 112 ton W/-..
4.3 L.V6, 4 spd., auto, pulse
wipers, SRW, box liner.
new P235 ores, red on red,
105,000 KM.. $12,500 or
080. 905-985-3564
1995 SAFARI GMC, teal/
grey interior, loaded. low
kit , no gst $22.500 723-
6777
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYL'S. WHERE
YOU GET MORE CAR
FOR YOUR MONEY
GUARANTEED! 1994
Chev Cavalier 2 -door. 5 -
speed, neworchid w/grey
interior, 104.000k's $7.995
1993 Chev Cavalier RS
Wagon. 4-1por real w/grey
interior, 116 loaded.
95,000k's $9,495 1992
Ford Aerostar Van, blue.
auto. air. 5 -passenger.
73,000k's. V6. $9.850
1991 Chev Beretta. 2 -door,
black w/grey Interior, 31.
V6. loaded. 118 , 000111
56 995 1991 Pontiac Sun -
bird LE. 4 -door. white 6 Sil-
ver two-tone. 3.1. V6. load-
ed. 115.000k s - cest one
In the city. S7 495 1991
Ford Tempo. 4-doorred,
automatic, air. 1.09.0001'5
nice car. 54.995 '990
Chev Corsica. 4 -door grey.
3,r a new tires. 104,000k's.
Sc 795!990 Ford Taur_s
.lag,, n, 4 door burgundy.
'ey otenor. V6. air, tilt.
"'se 153.000ks 55.695
-489 Pontiac 6000. 4 door,
,•,.rcy. V6. fully loaded.
7 i00ii s Perfect car.
_6495 ' 399 Chrysler Le-
arn convertible 2 -door
'e wired 'leather Imenor,
'ry 'oaded automatic.
- 8.00011 s $6.395 ALL
CARS CERTIFIED AND
RECONDITIONED BE-
FORE WE SELL THEM.
DARRYLS AUTO CEN-
TRE 170 SLOOP
STREET EAST, OSHA -
WA 436-3522. OPEN
THIS SUNDAY 11-5
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYLS AND SEE
WHY 37 HAPPY CUS-
TOMERS HAVE
BOUGHT CARS HERE.
IN THE MONTH OF NO-
VEMBER! ' eN8 Llocl
C, r for ai. 4 -door. black
grey leather Interior fully
loaded, power roof runs
and doves '.Ke a dream.
'12 Cook's S8 495 1988
''onhac 6000 LE 4 -door.
clue on blue, new paint.
olour keyed rims. V6.
laded. 147 Cook s very
sharp S4 995 1384 Olds
.:,era. 4 door, blue, new
:amt. V6, air, lilt. radio
'25.000ks $5,695 1988
cord Tempe 4 -door. De,ge
A tan Interior auto. air
23 00oks reconditioned
53.900 1967 Olds Fwenza
GT. 2 door, txack. 5 -speed.
V6. 132 cook's new ex
"gust. $2.995 1986 GMC
Pick -u0 truck. ^hue w; white
cap V6. 4 3 three on the
tree. 101,000k'5 S3.695
1985 Pontiac 6000 LE 4 -
door. Two-tone grey 8 silver,
V6. loaded, $3.495 1985
Chev Caprice full size. 4-
dow. blue. mint. air. cruise,
amlfm cassette. 138.000ks.
53,995 1986 Ford Aerostat
Conversion Van. forest
green 8 saver two-tone. V6.
29. p s. p b. t 00.000k's.
seat turns Into full size bed.
54.695 1982 Chev Celeb-
nty, 4 -door. brown, 2.5. 4
cylmder,49.000k's as is
Special $1.095 19W Ford
Fare -size Van. V8, 4 -captain
chairs thousands spent on
van recently, $2.8%. ALL
CARS CERTIFIED AND
RECONDITIONED BE-
FORE WE SELL THEM.
DARRYL'S AUTO CEN-
TRE 170 BLOOR
STREET EAST, OSHA -
WA 4316--3522. OPEN
THIS SUNDAY 11-5
1 Trailers
RICE Lab area. 40' mo-
bile home 8 lot deck, shed,
furnished. fishing, swim-
mng, Reduced to $27,500
Will sell separately. Call
Sunroof, air, pw., new paint,
tires. exhaust 52800. cert..
call 655-5271.
1991 GMC SAFARI
black, loaded, excellent
condition, 8 pass., running
boards, etc. $10.500. See
it, make offer. 576-2396.
NO MONEY DOWN, Ful-
ly equipped, 1 st 8 last only.
Intrepid $380. Caravan SE.
$393. Taurus GL $406, GR
Caravan LE, 5439. Explorer
XLT $559. Plus tax, 48
month OAC , GR Cherokee
Ltd. 30 months $579. Bill
Cowling 905-725-0042
1 - 2 bedroom, located
on 350 Malaga Also 1
bedroom on 946 Masson
St From $550 monthly all
inclusive Call anytime.
905-576-6724
1 and 2 bedroom. located
at 309 Cordova Rd. no
pets. please phone 579-
2387
1 BEDROOM basement
apartment 'or •en! Mature
person only First and last
months rent Near bus stop
Call 435-0489
1 bedroom basement apt.
Central location S525 all
inclusive Can 432-2000
1 Bedroom apts in Oshawa
and Bowmanville Starting
at 5600/month, fridge S
stove Included. with laundry
taol, ies No pets Call 434-
2407
2 bedroom basement apt .
Bay Ridges. 4 oc bath,
k,tcrenetle, suitable for
'eac,ers or nurses No
children no pets Fvstlast
required After 4 839-7709
LARGE orght 2level 2.
bear-.,- apartment near
Oshawa Center Beautihuily
decorated inside S85G
month Includes atillfies. 5
appliances and parking
Available January 1st 666-
9463
2 -BEDROOM basement
apa--,r," : a S650-ut.I,.
'l"n. parking aundry 'ac,,,.
,*S. close :0 ail amermes
',Il -bath Can 683.976'
- -n' 3 tiiictm m, apanor Ts i',s Ary building. close to
whools. library. Soum GM
plant Available immediate -
y and Nov 428-5328 +
7pm for appoimmert
A BEAUTIFUL. lean
scat ous 2 bedroom apt
plus loft in 2 -storey house
Utilities includec. backyard
a,a,laoie Dec 1st S-75
305-434-9373
AJAX 'mmacu4te, spa
oedroon, basement
apartment In year-old
house. separate/private en.
trance and alarm. park.-;
S85C inciuvve 416 94e
9946
AJAX 2 bedroom base-
-e-' acartment, separate
entranceurge wir1c.s
fun bath. walk :o GO -�r-
Srmpk.rG no pets. istlast.
S75C nclusrve Claims 905-
83, 3300
AJAX central ' oeC,^or^
4 apo',arces. bright. clean
Separate entrance No
pets F,rstnast 5500 plus
utilities Call 683-8768
AJAX ;;n the lake 'near
40' 3 bedroom. 2 baths. 2
Parking. fireplace. tennis.
pool sauna, whirlpool.
Sr150+utilitles Call 905-
4273949
AJAX. 3 beacon, -a,,
nccr pf house, parking
laundry, close to schcc,s,
S870,month inclusive
Available Dec 1 Can
(416)805-5543
BIG. BEAUTIFUL. 2 bed-
room , In newer home, want
to Oshawa Centre, sep
ent., laundry. available
Jan.1, $685 month, tirsVlast.
all inclusive, non-smokers
preferred. 404-8862
13LOOR and Park area
Available Dec 1. Two bed-
room apartment with butt lin
washer and dryer., park-
ing. $695. all Inclusive First
and last required Call 728
5382.
BOWMANVILLE - One
bedroom apt , quiet area.
with fireplace. $537/mo.
Heat, hydro, parking, fudge.
stove included. 6237986.
PICKERING 2 bedroom
basement No smoking. no
pets. available Dec 1. first 8
last. hydro, cable, electric,
water Included. Sep. ant.
$700 month 683-2666
BRIGHT, spacious, w/o
basement apartment, 2 -
bedroom. 3 -piece bath, sat-
in kitchen, whin closet. Sep-
arate private entrance. Call
905-686.7271
BROOKLIN, extra large 3
bedroom, $885. One bed-
room $510, bed song
room 5565. Utilities includ-
ed. Quiet area, dose to
shopping. 655-5539
(905)697-2634.
NMI 4 *%WDrive
uto
1964 DODGE CARAVAN
1 Leming
Sunroof, air, pw., new paint,
tires. exhaust 52800. cert..
call 655-5271.
1991 GMC SAFARI
black, loaded, excellent
condition, 8 pass., running
boards, etc. $10.500. See
it, make offer. 576-2396.
NO MONEY DOWN, Ful-
ly equipped, 1 st 8 last only.
Intrepid $380. Caravan SE.
$393. Taurus GL $406, GR
Caravan LE, 5439. Explorer
XLT $559. Plus tax, 48
month OAC , GR Cherokee
Ltd. 30 months $579. Bill
Cowling 905-725-0042
1 - 2 bedroom, located
on 350 Malaga Also 1
bedroom on 946 Masson
St From $550 monthly all
inclusive Call anytime.
905-576-6724
1 and 2 bedroom. located
at 309 Cordova Rd. no
pets. please phone 579-
2387
1 BEDROOM basement
apartment 'or •en! Mature
person only First and last
months rent Near bus stop
Call 435-0489
1 bedroom basement apt.
Central location S525 all
inclusive Can 432-2000
1 Bedroom apts in Oshawa
and Bowmanville Starting
at 5600/month, fridge S
stove Included. with laundry
taol, ies No pets Call 434-
2407
2 bedroom basement apt .
Bay Ridges. 4 oc bath,
k,tcrenetle, suitable for
'eac,ers or nurses No
children no pets Fvstlast
required After 4 839-7709
LARGE orght 2level 2.
bear-.,- apartment near
Oshawa Center Beautihuily
decorated inside S85G
month Includes atillfies. 5
appliances and parking
Available January 1st 666-
9463
2 -BEDROOM basement
apa--,r," : a S650-ut.I,.
'l"n. parking aundry 'ac,,,.
,*S. close :0 ail amermes
',Il -bath Can 683.976'
- -n' 3 tiiictm m, apanor Ts i',s Ary building. close to
whools. library. Soum GM
plant Available immediate -
y and Nov 428-5328 +
7pm for appoimmert
A BEAUTIFUL. lean
scat ous 2 bedroom apt
plus loft in 2 -storey house
Utilities includec. backyard
a,a,laoie Dec 1st S-75
305-434-9373
AJAX 'mmacu4te, spa
oedroon, basement
apartment In year-old
house. separate/private en.
trance and alarm. park.-;
S85C inciuvve 416 94e
9946
AJAX 2 bedroom base-
-e-' acartment, separate
entranceurge wir1c.s
fun bath. walk :o GO -�r-
Srmpk.rG no pets. istlast.
S75C nclusrve Claims 905-
83, 3300
AJAX central ' oeC,^or^
4 apo',arces. bright. clean
Separate entrance No
pets F,rstnast 5500 plus
utilities Call 683-8768
AJAX ;;n the lake 'near
40' 3 bedroom. 2 baths. 2
Parking. fireplace. tennis.
pool sauna, whirlpool.
Sr150+utilitles Call 905-
4273949
AJAX. 3 beacon, -a,,
nccr pf house, parking
laundry, close to schcc,s,
S870,month inclusive
Available Dec 1 Can
(416)805-5543
BIG. BEAUTIFUL. 2 bed-
room , In newer home, want
to Oshawa Centre, sep
ent., laundry. available
Jan.1, $685 month, tirsVlast.
all inclusive, non-smokers
preferred. 404-8862
13LOOR and Park area
Available Dec 1. Two bed-
room apartment with butt lin
washer and dryer., park-
ing. $695. all Inclusive First
and last required Call 728
5382.
BOWMANVILLE - One
bedroom apt , quiet area.
with fireplace. $537/mo.
Heat, hydro, parking, fudge.
stove included. 6237986.
PICKERING 2 bedroom
basement No smoking. no
pets. available Dec 1. first 8
last. hydro, cable, electric,
water Included. Sep. ant.
$700 month 683-2666
BRIGHT, spacious, w/o
basement apartment, 2 -
bedroom. 3 -piece bath, sat-
in kitchen, whin closet. Sep-
arate private entrance. Call
905-686.7271
BROOKLIN, extra large 3
bedroom, $885. One bed-
room $510, bed song
room 5565. Utilities includ-
ed. Quiet area, dose to
shopping. 655-5539
. �MC�34A�TMrl./!A'Jt�iR. �, lYAwf.M1iP.Rr2�.-tl9s
paza ext to awa en -
ter High ceilings. over
broad-,00med. Indigo,
head doors Parking utih-
/ 1 1
Apartments
For Rent
1 1
Apartments.
For Rent
I 1
Houses .^,.
For Rent
Houses
I For Rent
I
Shwetra.
• Florida
Money •
To Lend 1
Opportunities
•
1 Opptxturities
for Rent
ATTENTION Snowbirds
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 8 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
CLEAN mover^ - bed
room apartment Broad
loom. 4 piece bath, eat -in
kitchen, laundry and park-
ing Available Dec:Jan '
$550 Cali 579.3431
COURTICE Large 2 -bed-
room •,wer apartment, ap-
prox 1000 sqt1 1 stlast re-
quued S700hmonth in-
cludes utilities 8 cable
Available Dec 1st No pets
905-404.0001
WHITBY iurnishec one
De'l 2=' walk0:.' base
ment apt. vert spacious.
laundry tac . backyard and
patio Nor smoke' No pets
Thicksor Dundas Whitby
All inclusive $600mo 728-
6563
HUGE 1 -BEDROOM
basement apartment. fire.
placelaundry use of yard.
near all amenities N Osha-
wa 5650 everything includ
ed, hrstlast required 436
0435
HWY.2 BROCK Pickering
small ' ped,nom, sepe'a!r
entrance utilities included
$550 month X905, 686-
1788
LAKEVIEW cark Oshawa
2 - ^'din floor C
house A. ubhties included
No dogs s795 per month
Call 435.2433
LARGE 2 BEDROOM.
apt -11.
Die parsing soavelaundry
room. targe krcnenm living
room . $720 month first
last. av,i Dec 1 683-0779
or 6237320
LUXURY , BEDROOM,,
sura ;.e tnoge mcx-
parxing security pool sau-
na a..ndry a' amenities.
$90C hrst'tast, non-
smo.e• 'et aval Dec 15
579--6.;4?
MAIN 'loo' bungalow
A.0 ,_ - Jan lest 3 bed
rooms close to P:cii
Town Center 5900 per
montr. First and as! 905-
420-0539
NEWLY -RENOVATED-
coal includes utilities
phone close to downtown
(buses Call Mair 4.6-694
1557 o' Vera .;5 771
1411
NICEST WALKOUT
NEW - s enwt apa, ^ e-!
.n W- -V, Large kitchen,
bath. 1 bedroom wa,fi
all utilities included 5650
monthly available imme-
datey Single non-smho.e
preferred No pets 6r�8
4264
NOW RENTING 2 bed
r arge and small
close to all amenities No
subsidy availaoie Beatrice.'
Scce area 721-1553
vn
ONE AND TWO cedroom
apa-'me�ts .T.edtate
possession prefer couple
Oshawa central location
tndge, stove carpet Shop-
ping plaza pus stop. lair
dry faaities 725-2642 atter
5pm
OSHAWA Recently reno-
vated 3 -bedroom in duplex
flak trim. french doors 2 -
baths. washer dryer treed
yard, near downtown, alt
inclusive 905-430-6336
OSHAWA 2 b 3 bedroom
apartments. available at
888 and 900 Glen St Close
to schools, shopping and
G.M Utilities included
FlrsNast required Call 728-
4993
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
clean apartment, 289 Cor-
dova Rd. Close to GM 8
401 December t or Imme-
diately, Utilities included
$681 Phone 728-6420 or
725.9278
OSHAWA - Be the first to
occupancy this completely
renovated two bedroom,
$695 mo includes heat
and hydro. parking and
laundry available No pets.
non smokers, Call (905)
831-0030
CLEAN family budding.
Oshawa north, one. two 8
three bedroom Includes
Heat, hydro, fridge, stove.
parking Laundry facilities
available 723-2094
OSHAWA, close to G M.
newer building. 1,2 8 3
bedroom apartments avail.
able Call 905-428-5723
OSHAWA - Spacious I bed-
ro un ap: F any carpeted Eat -
in kitchen Large living room
Available Dec 1st Asking
S550 month inclusive Cal!
430-3519
PICKERING - large
bache:c, ,.lsemert apt.
available Dec 1 Sep en-
trance non smoker S450
all inclusive Kr,isnoBayty
837-0551
PICKERING one bed-
-"Or' base^`e't apartment.
hrep.ace. ki:Chen. 4pce
bath. shares laundry, no
pets S525 + 1,3 utilities
first /last Avail immed
420-5835
PICKERING
Bright 3 bedroom
basement apart-
ment Close to GO,
non smoker, no
pets, S675 plus 112
utilities
(905)837-
6661
P aenrg V,riage brand
new open concept t bed-
room apartment, ca. div. fun
bathappliances, parking
suitable for couple 5776
all inclusive 683-8003
PICKERING. 2 -bedroom
case- 11 - apartment. sepa-
rate entrance, appliances.
parking no pets 5650 plus
available Dec 1 or earlier
Calll416.724-2977
SUNNY 090 w'o base-
men' 4 artment 2 -bed
room large x!cnen,an,ng
area. sliding 'Mass doors.
non -Snooker no pel park.
ng. uldi 8 use of huge
yard Brock F ncn area
905-4279667
TWO pedroomh basement
..;'
--nate entrance. park
ing fi.st'lasi required. rotor
ences dose to Go Train
and 401 839-7979 after
53Cpm
WHITBY basement apt
-wc Dec tom, fridge stove,
washer. dryer $ 7 5G n -
dudes utdmes F rsriast
Available Immediately
427-4493-655-8935 after 6
WHITBY -
REGENCY PLACE
APARTMENTS
,-)rn apts available for
Jan 6 Feb
Excellent location.
Ail ublibi
,:.Il For spot call
430-7397
WHY rent wnen you car
:,*r your own home for
less than you think'?„ Call
Dave Haylock Sates Rep
Re Max Summ.t Realty
!1991; 1-11 (905; 668-38W
or(905)666-3211
Houses
1 For Rent
WHO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUT A HOUSE'
Mortgage pavmerit,
from Sh30i month
Saxe 0%er S311 X)
U vuu call NOW'
4344ra19
1+004140 -WS
Fill" can
No down payment?
1 can Help'
MARK STAPLEY
Sales Representative
Sutton ( .roup Excel
kedlty 6hc
1 ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES!
WHY RENT? BUY!
No down payment,
No problem'
Let me show you how'
Mon Pay $700 0.A C.
Call Thomas C. Pike
Sakes
Rep, Remax Accord
Realty I.W. 5763111
PICKERING. bungalow.
no basemert suit couple.
storage shed, yard. near
take. bus stop at corner 4
appliances. a'c. 51000:
mo plus. Dec 1 st or 15th*
firsUlast, no pets 839-
7428
3 BEDROOM,_;real yard
idea ocatir $119500
plus, call 433-5586or rent
to own
3 -BEDROOM country
bungalow. 2 acre. back
ing onto creek. $1150 plus
3 -bedroom backspin. fame
lyroom, $975 plus Call
(905)668-69BO or
)051655-4107
AJAX farmhouse. 3-bed-
'OOm lirstnast, references
Available now/Dec 1st Can
905-428-7407
AJAX. 5 YR NEW. spa-
cious. end-uint 3 bdrm
lownhome. 1 1,2 baths.
frig stove. immaculate
Avaii Feb 1, $975 month,
call John McCarten. Remax
f•rst Realty Ltd 905-831
3300
AJAX, Westney
Heights 2 units 'or me
pace or 2 bedroom de-
tached, .1 bedroom, self
contained. bsmt., apt 4 ap-
pkances, garage, da. land-
scaped, rent to own 51095
mo . or ownership from
5745 mo 901686-4%39
AJAX 'Nestneyi'401 base -
'^e^' d(Nrtment. above
y o„r o. private entrance.
5650 inclusive, ava iabte
Dec t n Call 905-686-8863
or 416-497-9620
AJAX D•..plex 2 bdn, C. A
app•,a,ces. pool. large
yard. 5850 month plus
Milties, available Jan Ist
Call (905)640 7430
AVAILABLE Dec 3
bd m.
e-,-,^' 'aly home.
quiet gentry Oshawa area
$800 pus utilities Or buy
w+M reM to own plan Call
Peter at Dumam Oualry
Realty 432 2000
BEAVERTON. 10 KMS
E., bec, �-.. h- - -.
pa.od road large country
K igen. 3 bathrooms. In-
s^ed roc -room garage
5850 per month plus uth-
hes (705)484-126,
BY Oshawa Shopping
' enlre - S684 monthly plus
_tikties 6 rooms (three
bedrooms) upper modem
7u lex Eat -n iii 'big
-!cont room OoM cho
sol
Fenced yard Private drive-
way (9051 728-0079 leave
message
CENTRAL WHITBY.
Available .mmedie^tly 3
bedroom . sunroom Large
livngroom and kitchen No
pets, First and Last a must
5950 per month inclusive
Call Gem 666.4085
FARMHOUSE, for rent,
south of Newtonville $650
per month + uWrties 1st 8
last. available Dec lest 905-
728-7603 or 905.263-
1045
HOUSE - $1250/mo plus
utilities (Upper 3 bedroom
$850 - lower 2 bedroom
$705, utilities and ap-
pliances all irhduded) Ouiet
Whitby area 430-9684
NO MONEY DOWN De-
tached 3 -bedroom, 3 -bath,
basement apartment, main
floor laundry. pool.
$149.900. Call Ron Mat-
thews. Sutton Group 905-
619-9500.
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
bungalow. garage. fenced
yard, private dine. close to
au amenities. $725. plus.
Call 416-635-8630. Avail-
able lrmledeirl
OSHAWA, 2 bedroom
older semi, detached 2
storey house, K-mart/Knob
Hill area Fridge stove in-
cluded Asking $800 plus
utilities. Available Dec 1.
Can 436-0085
PICKERING - main floor,
3 bedroom newly renovat-
ed house. non smokers.
$1000 all Inclusive. Avail.
Jan 1 416-284-2983 or
416-282-7929 -
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
SMALL 3 bedroom bun-
galow, located at Whites
Rd 8 Oklahoma S850/mo
. utdntes First/last Avail-
able Dec I Call 427-9439
TWO BEDROOM, upper
duplex. North west Osha
wa. 4 appliances. com-
pletely redecorated, avail-
able Dec 1. 5695 plus 60%
utilities. One bedroom low-
er duplex. N W. Oshawa. 4
appliances, completely re-
decorated, available
Dec 1. $595 plus 40% utili-
ties call 571-2757. bet-
ween 4.8 pm
WHITBY - Thickson N
Dryden. new 3 bedroom 2
storey semi. $8001 plus
utilities Pets okay Call
905.723-7302 leave mes-
sage
WHITES and 401. de-
tached House. main and
upper floor. 3 bedroom.
112 baths. fridge and
stove, private yard with
deck, close to ail amenities
Available Jan 1 S1125
utilities included 905-839-
4530
WHY RENT 7 No money
down Own your own
home. like new, tndge.
stove. $750 incl. all but
phone asking $61,900
Call Ken Collis. Coldwell
Banker 728-9414
WILMOT. adult communi-
!y 2 bed'norn. tndge. stove.
ROOM lin 4 -bedroom
house, laundry facilities in-
cluded, prime area in Pick-
enng Village. close to all
amenities, price negotiable
905-619-0938 12-6. after 6
call 686-3366
SHARED ACCOMODA-
TIONA295 month down-
town highnse. clean quiet.
heat. hydro, cable. stores,
schools. non-smoker pre-
ferred 571-5895
C011dOfn1111U111S
• For Rent
AJAX. On the Lake. 2
bedroom conservation
view, fireplace, lots of ex
tras. avaialble Jan 1, 905 -
MONEY problems? Debi
consolidations, credit ar-
rangements. personal
budget planning, credit re-
pair FREE CONSULTA-
TIONS Ontario Credit
Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor-
onto) 433-1425
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
686-9259 a Mortgages,
UflOffice d • I Insurance
/ • 1 Retail Space
MORTGAGES u
4 Months Free Rent
Downtowr• Oshawa, 400-
3500 sq 11 available Park
ng and great exposure
Best rental rates. Can 434-
2447 or 655-4132
OSHAWA STORE for
rent at 4 comers. 5700 per
mo includes tax. heat and
insurance Plenty of private
parking Also beautiful of-
fice. second floor $200 per
month 725-6710
quiet court. $800 plus hy- Garai b
dro Call 432-8113 / • ge
Storage Space
/ Townhouses
1 For Rent INDOOR STORAGE
ooats cars and trailers
clean, dry secure Call
PORTER WOODS- 5
bed'.w -,-)Use n !amily
x
compie$950: mc, alt in-
clusive Close toschools
and shopping 435-1088
NORTH OSHAWA. 3
bed' -aim Townhouse, in
well maintained family
complex. freshly decorated
with Fngistove. dose to all
amem-Ies. on sit Mgmt of-
tiCe can 728-3777
SPACIOUS 3 bedr5or^
townnose in well main.
tanned family complex In
eludes all utilities. 4 ap-
pkances. parking dose to
schools and an amenities
122 Colborne St E Osha-
wa For apple 434.3972
(705) 357-2406
/ Industrial
• Units
INDUSTRIAL UNIT
2206 5q
Westley Rd
frontage.
$850/mo. all In
Larry C*xmond
Sutton Group
619-9500
UNITS - sr,ab incus+- ail
Os C
WHITBY 3 -bedroom.
paza ext to awa en -
ter High ceilings. over
broad-,00med. Indigo,
head doors Parking utih-
stove. gas heat. w'O to
hes and air compressor n-
backyarc, garage Avail-
cluded Month by month
able immediatey Call 668-
Call 5762982
0478 weekdays. 430-7046
FROM DAD & MUM,
atter Spm
• Florida
nATIT
Rooms
/
I Vac. Rerft is
for Rent
ATTENTION Snowbirds
AJAX- Two rooms avail-
abie immediately, close to
amenities cla, laundry. util-
ities, cable. phone includ-
ed Working person only
Non-smoker, fumrshed or
untumalled 5425.' or 5375!
month 428-2144
SAYLY11-iverp001-Wnge
room for rent Use of all utili-
ties $95 weekly or $380/
month Call 420-9320
GRANDVIEWIBLOOR
Furnished room includes
utilities, cable, bath. park -
#1 use of laundry. livngi
dining rooms; shared kdch-
en. on bus line, single. non-
smoker 5400 905-721-
9116
LI VERPOOLJH WY. 2
large room on first floor
S40o. quiet responsible
persons No pets Call 420
1975
PICKERING Single room,
with cable. use of kitchen.
walk to Pickemg Gerlerat-
ng Station, Go, PTC. 5340
per mo. 5170. biweekly.
Phone 42G,4318 -
SOUTH AJAX
Furnished froom for renin,
available ire metialely
$4Whw. or $100 / aft., all
irldiuive. laundry at il-
able. Non smoking
rolessional
427.4973
rim, ArcorrodaYon
CHRISTIAN Male has
house n Oshawa, to snare
with non-smoker of like
mind 6 principals. $375/
month, firsillast. 434-8665.
PICKERING, fully fur-
nished luxury condo, own
bedroom d bathroom,
laundry. kitchen. Indoor
pod etc Non-smoker. $400
.first/last 683-5402
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
condo, dose to famous
Clearwater beach. pool. W
swift. BOO, private yard.
available Now -April for info
and to view photos 686-
9W
86964E or 579-3788
CLEARWATER, fully for -
mashed 2.3 bedroom mobil
homes. heated pools. hot
tub, tennis. nnulaa to
beaches. Blue Jay baseball
NHL Hockey. dog 6 horse
tracks Children welcomed
Less than moil (905)683-
550.3
For Sale
1 PAYi1eHoil
QUALITY D'Angelo Multi-
level N W Oshawa 3+2
bedrooms, kitchen over-
looks famityroom with fire-
place. 2 walkouts, inground
pod, 3 baths, FAG, in-law
potential, 160 Goodman Dr.
$171,500 Call Sheda Mc-
Laren Sutton Status. 436r
0990,
BRAND NEW H08all
$875 per month. why rarO
Starting at 5119,900. North
West Oshawa. 3 bedrooms.
high eNiciency gas heal. R-
40 vi Raised bungalow.
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APPLECROFT
VILLAGE
$167,S00
AJAX
Beautifully well kept det.
home. Main floor family rm.
with fireplace. 3 bdrms.. 3
washrooms. Cent. air Gond.
Located on a quiet street.
steps to schools 5 parks.
Call
STEVE FEAROW
683-2992
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IN PICKERING!
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• Asking $153800
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BARRIE COX*
839-7449
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6 CAR DNNEwAY
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416-266-3993 OR
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2 full 4 -pc. baths
' Living rm. fireplace
' Ceramic flooring
' Pool, sauna, hot tub use
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$94,$00
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' Executive residence
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619-9500
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:169,900
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831-5900
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Octo'be''''r'' ousln s ar s lower
Construction rose two per cent in Quebec over the same
period with multiples accounting for all of the increase
while single units declined. Starts were higher in Montreal
area but lower elsewhere in the province.
Urban construction rose in the Prairies in October relative
to the previous month. Gains in Alberta, of more than 20
per cent, reflected new condominium building. Manitoba
',ad more starts but activity matched the September pace in
,)-- .-katchewan.
Urban starts, seasonally adjusted, were lower in two of
the four Atlantic provinces in October compared To
September. Construction declined in Nova Scotia and
Newfoundland, remained at September levels in Prince
Edward Island and was up 25 per cent in New Brunswick.
OTTAWA - NOVEMBER 8, 1995 - The pace of new
house construction slowed in October to %,000 units
(seasonally adjusted at an annual rate - SAAR*), reported
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). This
was 10.9 per cent lower than the September rate of 108,700
units.
Both single -detached and multiple markets experienced
declines. Singles fell -.4 percent to 46,700 units (SAAR),
while multiple starts dropped 23.7 percent to 32,200 units
(SAAR).
"Much of the drop can be traced to lower condominium
starts in Ontario and British Columbia, a market segment
known to be very volatile," said Michel Laurence, Senior
Ministers anno
Economist at CMHC's Market Analysis Centre.
"The single -detached segment, which reflects economic
trends better, is holding steady," Laurence added.
Urban housing starts in Ontario, seasonally adjusted, fell
18 per cent in October relative to the previous month. Both
single and multiple construction declined. Within the
multiples market, fewer apartment condominiums were
started.
British Columbia urban starts dropped 28 per cent
(SAAR) in October compared to September. Multiple unit
construction, which declined almost 50 per cent, accounted
for most of this lower activity even though the pace of
single -detached starts moved up over last month's level.
unce renovation competition
OTTAWA - NOVEMBER 9, 1995 - Doing "Canadians" will spend almost $20 will include projects such as kitchens,
cost-effective renovations which benefit billion on home improvements next year," bathrooms, additions, basement/attic
occupant health, save energy and water and said Minister Dingwall, "and homeowners conversions and heating/ventilation work'
reduce housing's impact on the as well as the renovation industry will All selected teams will be eligible for up
environment is the challenge of a benefit from learning more about healthy, to $20,000 to help with training,
competition being put to home builders' energy-efficient home improvements." communication and inspection costs. The
associations across Canada `These demonstration projects will be an $100,000 cost of this initiative will be
The Honorable David C. Dingwall, excellent way of showing how to piggyback equally shared be CMHC and NRCan.
Minister responsible for Canada Mortgage energy efficiency onto renovations which In outlining the details of the competition
and Housing Corporation (CMHC) and the will reduce heating costs and be better for Bruce Clemmenson, President of the
Honorable Anne Mclellan, Minister of the environment," added Minister CHBA, said the selected teams could
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), said McLellan. choose to demonstrate a minimum of four
these demonstration projects, carried out The competition, sponsored by CMHC revovation project areas separately, in
with the Canadian Home Builders' and NRCan in partnership with the CHBA, different houses, or combine them into
Association (CHBA), will ultimately will select project teams from five different whole -house renovation project.
benefit all Canadians planning renovation regions of the country to demonstrate "This renovation is an important
projects. energy-efficient renovation projects. These opportunity to highlight the professionalism
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Competition details will be provided to
local home builders' associations shortly
and proposals must be submitted by
January 19, 1996. Projects will be
completed be the end of November next
year.
Funding for this initiative was provided
for in the February 1995 federal budget and
is therefore built into the existing fiscal
framework.
This initiative is an example of how the
government of Canada is prioritizing its
spending so that it can better serve
Canadians by making efficient use of their
tax dollars.
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WHAT A BUY!!
This sunny Pickering home features family room with cosy fireplace,
walkout basement, central air 8 central vac. All for $154,700. To
view please call Lynn Blanchard at 839-2121.
ALASDA R ARCHAYcLEAW
WHAT'S IN R FOR YOU? LUXURIOUS LIVINGl1
Three bedrooms (4 bedroom cornrerted model), three baths, incl. 5- Super 4 bdrm. home in Pidwring, 3 baths, 21 ft. kitchen, main Or.
pc. en suite. Features: main floor laundry, sep. din. rm., tam. rm. with family nn. with fp., main Or. laundry with w/o to garage, inground pod
fp., eal4n kit. with BA appls. 11, w/o to fenced yard. Yours for only & fin. bsmt. Lots more to see. Al fhis for $224,900. Call Richard
$192,000. Call Alasdair McLean, 839-2121. MacLean at 839-2121.
BEAUTY AND THE BEST
Spectacular entrance leads you to this beaublully decorated home. Large kit.
with walkwt, main Or. fam. 6 laundry mi., masler bdrm. wlsep. shower and
oval tub. Cent. air 3 vac., ceramics, hardwood fl m 8 much more.
$224,800. Call Shahla AOW at 839.2121.
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GREAT AJAX FAMILY MK
Close to schools ti shopping. This 3 bdrm. det. home offers a large
eat -in kitchen with w/o to dads, fabulous finished basement with
fireplace 6 wet bar. Central air, all window coverings 6 much more.
$158,800. Call Bill Thompson at 839-2121.
TOP QUALITY
And workmanship distinguish these new 3 bedroom iowmtomes in
Arnold Estate. Five appiances kkAed. Priced at $159,900 wilh
Onediate possession I reed. CafAnne or Rids Briscoe at 8392121.
blend
OFFERED $205,900
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finished basement with as fireplace, & 2 SALLY Spotless home features bright family kitchen, aping & interlock bride, interior includes cerate and
WALTER g�' master w/o to deck, main floor la finished AL hrdwd., circular oak staircase, down mouldings, chair rads.
bath, shower & part. kitchen, 4 appliances, "� french drs., 2 fps . pot lights, suprx,. bsmt.. upgraded light
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dow coverings, cent. air, .r
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JAAN features rx ude a greenhouse st* kitchen vaulted �71This home sparkles with a large eat -in kit. Fully bathrooms, 2 w/os to yard, deck and 18x34'
KRULL* va9 p1wairmottng, central ai & GLENN fin. bsmt. w/rec room en suite in master, sprinkler AI- k" -shaped pool, a wa#k-up master bdrrn. then
more. Only $1De 39,900. Call Jaan Krull, 831-33110 McQUEENIE* system and oversized garage. 5 yr. 8% Mtge. HUTTON* this home is for you. Over $140,000 spent in
pdyl available to qualified buyers. Cal Glenn now!! upgrades. A truly mpressrve home with value.
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your home
is required, consider the services of a
Professional renovator. Get two or
three quotes and ask for references.
Contact the Toronto Home Builders'
Association for the names of member
renovators.
A home on show must be
spotlessly clean. Furthermore, it must
smell clean. Be especially aware of
household odors caused by smoking
and pets. Even overwatered plants
can be a problem — a pot base
collecting water gives off an
unpleasant odor.
Just because you've checked the
front of the house, don't forget the
sides and back. Outdoor furniture
should be out as long as the weather
is appropriate. Gaps in outdoor
landscaping can be quickly repaired
by adding a few healthy mature
shrubs and plants. Keep the lawn
raked and mowed.
Before an open house, buy some
fresh flowers for the living room and
the kitchen, bake some cookies or
muffins to fill the kitchen with the
inviting aroma of home cooking,
spray a whiff of cologne in the
master bath and wipe down stainless-
steel sinks with a little cooking oil so
they shine as a prospective buyer
surveys kitchen appointments.
Investing a bit of time and a few
dollars here and there can make all
the difference when you're selling
your home.
You've decided to buy a new
home, therefore you want to sell your
existing home quickly and for the
best possible price.
The following tips from the
Canadian Home Builders'
Association show how you can make
your home more attractive to
prospective buyers.
One of the first places to assess is
the front yard. According to many
experts, curb appeal is important. It
doesn't matter what the inside looks
like if the buyer never gets there.
A coat of paint on the door,
polished house numbers, door knob
and knocker, a new brass kickplate,
mature bushes and blooming plants
all help to create a positive first
impression.
If a survey of the inside shows up
old -looking paint and dated wallpaper,
then a new coat of paint is in order.
Make those minor repairs that
you've kept postponing. Tighten loose
doorknobs, fix leaky faucets, replace
broken window panes and screens,
caulk around bathroom fixtures and
replace burnt-out lightbulbs.
Clean carpets, draperies and, even,
upholstery. Clean out the basement
and the stuffed closets. Reduce the
clutter outside. Be objective in
checking your home's appearance.
Always consider what might turn off
a prospective buyer.
If a major repair or improvement
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SUMMER BY THE POOL! $159,9110!
Have it all Immaculate! Many SSSs in upgrades!
Eat -in kit.! 5 appis ! Walkout! 2 baths! Rec room!
Bar A morel Lynda Ireland, 831-2273.
LARGE 4 BDRIIL
BUNGALOW ON
PREWW LOT!
Famiy-size home on
lovely treed lot! Sep. side
entrance! Fn. rec rm.
with fireplace a wet bar!
Doubie
a to !! Call on
On 3 many more
allordatile !
Wendy Ralpson% 905-
831-2273.
CLASSIC RANCH
BUNGALOW
HUGE to nir LOT!
Very spacious home in a
My Redoms
sire Idt. - Bolt -in
appianoes! Huge roc rm.,
firepla w a wet bar. Cent.
air! Cent. vac.! Cad today,
905.831-2273, Wendy
Rapson'.
WESTSHORE - DETACHED
WALK TO LAKE
$163,900. 4 bedrooms, 18' kitchen overlooks main
fir. family rm. with w/os. 26' rec room. Mirrored
closet doors, double drive, hardwood floors. 4
appliances on a 54' lot. Only $8,100 down or with
more down owner to hold first mortgage. Call Mel
Knight, 831-2273.
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HERE'S THE "LOT" FOR YOU!
Take over this cosy bungalow on a 50x368' private,
MILT treed lot near the Rouge. Ported starledbuild
SOMMERVILLE' seting. Asking $143.000. Offers webome. Mill
Sommerville, 905-831-2273.
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A HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
06,900 .
3 bedrooms, neutral, spacious
home with 1 1/2 baths, eat -in
kitchen, finished basement. Easy
walk to Town Centre. Only $5,300
down, move you in. Call Krista
Griffith, (905) 831-2273.
EAST ROUGE ON 60' LOT
$209,900, spectacular split level featuring 2
car garage, cathedral ceiling, sunken fam.
rm. with fireplace & w/o skylight. Master en
suite. Roman tub, 3 baths, oak plank floors.
Open concept, 19' foyer and more. Mel
Knight*, 831.2273.
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A local builder was honored recently for
environmental sensitivities," states Mr.
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is tax free.
fall to less than one-third of renters'
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shelter costs. Homeowners can then
providing healthier homes.
Kassinger. He says several building
recognition," says Mr. Kassinger. "It is
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greater financial gain.
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homeowners will have a $50,00
Stephen Kassinger, president of
materials used in homes can cause a
significant because this is representative of
the study also points out the
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renters investing in GICs or in the
"additional advantages of
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Kassinger Built Homes, was presented
variety of ailments from rashes to
the way we do things every day. This was
greater net worth after 30 years.
security of tenure, control of one's
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living environment, pride of
with the 1995 Ontario Healthy Housing
breathing problems.
not a one-off stunt to capture an award;
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on which to secure a line of
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Central air, cent. vat. deck
Award of the Canada Mortgage and
The house submitted by Kassinger Built
this is something we believe strongly in."
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production home built for a customer who
initiative to encourage builders to provide
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address the needs of persons with
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healthier housing.
EMILY TAN
MinCom New Choice Realty Ltd. is pleased to
welcome Emily Tan to their office. Emily has
always been a top producer since starting her
career in real estate 8 years ago. Emily invites all
her new and past clients from central, north and
east Metro to contact her anytime at (416) 502-
1238 or (905) 837-1054.
Plin EMILY TAN
COMAssociate Broker
NEW CHOICE
Facts on
the Ontario
New Home
Waranty
Program
The Ontario New Home
Warranty Program was
established to benefit both the
homebuyer and the
homebuilder. Here are a few
facts you may not know about
the Ontario New Home
Warranty Program:
❑ The Government of Ontario
passed the Ontario New Home
Warranties Plan Act in 1976
making the then existing
voluntary warranty program
mandatory and ensuring that
every new home and
condominium unit built for sale
in Ontario is covered by
warranty.
❑ The Ontario New Home
Warranty Program is the only
mandatory new home warranty
Program in Canada and one of
the very few in the world.
❑ The Ontario New Home
Warranty Program was
established as an independent,
non-profit corporation to protect
consumers by administering and
enforcing the Ontario New
Home Warranties Plan Act.
❑ The goals of the Ontario New
Home Warranty Program also
include regulation of builders to
ensure they comply with the
Ontario New Home Warranties
Plan Act.
Pickering - now reducedl $199,900.
John Bodey, Cedar Brook built
approx. 2150 sq. ft- Det. 3+1 bdrm.
Master bdrm. ens. Fam. size kit
w/walk-out to deck. Main floor
laundry. Fin. bsmt. with hardwood
firs. fam. rm. firepl. Close to all
amenities. sales
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continue to be a good investment,
even in a low -inflation world," in a
study comparing the investments of
homeowners and renters in 11 cities
across Canada.
Fewinvestments can match the
returns on a new house purchase.
While the homebuyers's initial
investment mar represent only five or
10 per cent of the total purchase
price of a new home, appreciation
accumulates on 100 per cent of the
value of the home. If the homeowner
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stock market, and a $167,000
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security of tenure, control of one's
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living environment, pride of
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Dear MinCom,
Thanks for the savings and
selling our condo so quickly.
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Trickett
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mortgage payments.
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837-1054.
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(905) 837-1 #-5A
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floors, garage + 2 -pc. en
suite. Own this fc)r $600
mortgage payments.
Call Raul Casim', -
837-1054.
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BUNGALOW WITH URGE
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•sepanite entrance
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they build. You can ask anyone that owns a Veltri
home how pleased they are.
The prices at the Riviera Collection start at only
$134,990 (including GST) and range to $169,990,
only 20 lots will be built with 13 different designs up
to and inciuding 2,108 sq.ft. As an added bonus, Veltri
Homes will give to their purchasers a choice of either
five major appliances or a 6.9 per cent mortgage.
There are five different models for you to view on the
Court.
To view the Riviera Collection models, take Hwy.
401 or Hwy 2 east to Liberty St. in Bowmanville and
drive north on Liberty St. to Borland Ct. Sales office
hours are from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday and Saturdays and Sundays from noon
to 5 p.m. or by appointment only on Wednesdays and
Fridays. For more information call Lourdes Wade on
her 24-hour message service at (905) 623-9462
Are you tired of looking at massive subdivisions of
new houses all looking the same?
Are you in search of a quiet established area with a
difference, but still wanting to have the benefits of a
newly -built home?
Veltri Homes offers you the Riviera Collection
nestled in a quiet, private court, in a very discreet and
desirable area of Bowmanville. Be one of those 20
families that will be buying there this fall.
These European designed homes are all freehold
and the Riviera community offers totally private back
gardens that back onto and overlook an abundance of
beautifully large mature trees. The homes are
conveniently close to all amenities. Schools (both
elementary and secondary) are just a short walk away
as well as the hospital, downtown and Bowmanville
Mall.
The Riviera Collection is designed and built by
Veltri Homes, one of Durham Region's most respected
and sought-after home builders. President Frank Veltri
and his father Mario bring two generations and 50
years of building experience to this family business.
The Veltri's association with Bowmanville spans over
four decades, starting with Waverly Gardens in the
late 1960s. the Veltri Complex in 1974, River Valley
Estates in the late 1980s, Valleyview Condominiums
in the -90s. In addition to the Riviera Collection are
several new housing projects in the planning stages —
a testament to their liking and believing in the area.
Veltri Homes is also proud to be recognized by the
Ontario New Home Warranty Program for their
excellent after-sales service , proving that quality,
workmanship as well as design and customer
satisfaction are tht-ir main priorities. Only the best of
quality products are used to build their homes, quality
names as: Mason Windows, Raywall Kitchens,
Brampton Brick, Crane Plumbing Fixtures, Carrier
Furnaces, Benjamin Moore Paints and Fiberglass
Canada are just some of them.
Veltri also includes in the purchase price standard
features such as thermal windows, high -efficiency gas
furnaces, insulated toilet tanks, cold rooms, three-inch
ceiling borders, choice of Colonial interior doors and
trim or mahogany wood interior doors and mahogany
Colonial trims and more. They also ensure that their
homes are all energy efficient by using rigid insulation
as an exterior sheathing which results in 20 per cent
more heat efficiency.
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Lourdes Wade, sales manager for the Riviera
Collection, she brings with her many years of
experience in the new home industry and she is very
excited and impressed with this project. Its innovative
designs — second -floor or main -floor laundry rooms,
open concept family rooms with cathedral ceilings,
third -floor lofts and attractive exterior accents.
Lourdes says that the builder not only lets the
Purchasers select their own interior color schemes, but
also all their exterior colors as well, instead of
choosing from a builder's already selected package.
All these features are also included in the purchase
price and have all been well received by the viewing
public. She enjoys working with the Veltris because
they really know how to build a house and they take
pride in what they build. The quality and
workmanship found in their homes is what attracts
her buyers most and it shows in each and every home
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PROFESSIONAL'S CHOICE
Beautiful view of Lake Scugog from this 4 bedroom
executive home. 30 min. to Oshawa, 60 min. to
ALLAN Toronto, recreation galore. 3 bath, man to=
MOUNTFORD` p�haff family f0o row, modem sat -in witkitchen.
619-9500 convenience. Call Allan Mountford for your personal
appointment -
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SONEGO'
619-9500
DETACHED 4 BDRMS. DETACHED WITH DETACHED 4 8DRMS.
ONLY $142,900 IN-LAW APT. - $149,700 ONLY $94,900
Clean well kept 4 bdrm. Beautiful detached 3 bdrm. Detached 4 bdrrns., new
home on a beautiful with i 4aw apL New paint pant & carpet, Ige. kit. &
ravine M. Dble. drive & carpet, mn, flr laundry, dn. rm. Must see. All
with Ige. gar., 2 baths & sep. dn. rm., new gas new windows. Steve
cent. air. Cal Steve tumace, gar., able. drive. 2 Laszlo', 619-9500.
Laszlo', 619-9500. skylights, 3 baths. Creative
in. avaad. Call Steve
Laszlo% 619-9500.
LOOKING FOR LUXURY?
619 WEYBURN SO.
This beautiful Fox Hollow home in Pickering is truly
a gem. Finished top to bottom. Four bedrooms, full
en suite, new broadlow. new windows, Interlock
driveway & walkway. Lovely landscaping with
fountain in back yard. Freshly panted and
decorated. Open house, Sunday November 26. 2.4
D.m. Diana Soneao. 619-9500.
BRYAN
RODRIGUES*
(905) 831-95W
OR
(416)796-7278
UPGRADES GALORE $193,900
5 level --it on 50' lot n demand area. 3
KATHY bedrooms, 3 washrooms, large principal roans
man floor family room with w/o to deck. Close to
MEREDITH' every", move -in Condition. Call for your
281-9500
personal
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iviewing. Kathy Meredith, Sutton Group
6-281-9500.
SUTTON GROUP OMEGA (416) 281-9500.
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5184,900132X132' LOT
Ajax, over 2,000 sq. ft., 4 bdrm., all brick, 18' eatwin kitchen plus w/o ��t, arca 1880, beautiful 4 bdrm. brick century home + 2
to heated pool. Man ftr. taus. & laundry, 4 baths, big rec rm., new (3 ��' 23 'master' bdrm., man ftr. fang & laundry rm., centre
car width) driveway, fenced & landscaped, cent. au and vac., elegant + 2 staircases t . upper level, kima tidings, Drib. pine floors & t
appliances and more. Call Bryan 831-9500. �g ... new gas ym 83 , 200 amp breakers &lots R
upgrades. rzs9,900. Cal Bryan a31-9500.
SUTTON GROUP HERITAGE REALTY INC.
ROBERT
SIXSMITH'
831-9500
MARTY
STREETER•
619-9500
WHY RENT4 7114 % MORTGAGE!
This bea aft 2 bdrm. condo must be sold! 2 4 -pc.
bathrooms, 5 VpWces induced, facing tre lake,
wood burning frep!ace and carries for $676.22 PA
per month! This unit is move -in condition. Cal Rob
or Ron to view, 831-9500.
CLOSE TO FFE31CiM MS BAY
Immaculate coddla4 3 blirm home wiMh
profesaiondy finished belserrat AN brick 2
ballwomm and (replace. This one won't lest! Bose
to GO train and mal shopping. Grad fihanang
available. Cal Ron or Rob, 831-9500.
-RON
TAMRAZIAN'
831-9500
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Great hwasbnent or fNst-lime buyer. Carries for apps
$552 after i IC01 a from rontal. lge. fenced yard New
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905-M-042
905403-M2
SSewboraah 416439.1660
RENTERS PLEASE READ THIS!
Chances are A you are paying a rent of
$1,100, you are paying the same as a person
with a mortgage of about $140,000 and you
say you can't afford to buy.
Please give me a call to see just
what you can afford!! John 1
Harron', 905-683-8542.
JOHN HARROW
"TIMES HAVE CHANGED-
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HANGED"l z THINKING OF DOWNSIZING?
v 3 What better fire to sell your (large)
home and move to a (smaller) home,
than now. Free - up some cash, enjoy life
more and prepare for retirement. The
opportunities in this marketplace are
limitless. For an informal discussion on I
this or any real estate matters, please
call Terry Chamberlain at (416) 439-
1660.
TERRY CHAMBERLAIN'
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SPACE!
Approx. 2.600 sq.
_ tt., urge morns! 4
Iy'r• bdrms.. 3 baths,
�^' 'r rcmdu6ng master
bdrm. en suAe With
step-up oval tub &
:-' separate shower
Custom designed kitcner, w,o from kit. nr main
as Br. tam. rm. to 2 levet deck backing on to open
space. Master bdrm. also has w/o to sepdeck
�542cond, cent. vac. Bryon Coghlan'. 905-
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,he liv. nn. lasted at $125,900. 5 yr. arm.
mortgage 5.950%. For more info. please A' -
call me. Ekzabeth Quinn'. 683-8542. Ask t!
for details. i
"POWER OF SALES"
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- - MEGA DEAL 5127,900
Priced No a townhouse this 4 bedroom home has
new broadOpn, finished rec roan with bar. This one
won'! bsL Better act fast. G
:179,900 GREAT LOCATION
All brick. Surtlten farnly room with !replace. V61111MA
from kitchen to Ige. deck. Frrshe l rec roan. Cont.
air, interlock wakway.
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MAN 0UW1 ONLY $121,900
$6,100 down buys your own horia Included are 5
**rices, extra show, mirrored shower door Extra
cupboards b closet Auto garage opener Low mairk fees. r1
WGROUND POOL ASH01ti $152,900
Detached Tudor style home. 4 bdnn., 2 car garage,
9*m WiCheo, main floor fanmiy roan with fireplace.
Sides to pant. Great faintly bcabon. �1
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POSSDetached 3 bdrm.
home in move4n
cond., fp. A w/o
ham main fk. tam.
rm., 4 pc. en
suAe, 2 car gar.,
mart. tree back yard. 1,525 sq. ft
Minutes to GO train & 401. Listed at
$159,900. Westney/RAchis. Jay Sella%
(416)439.1660.
JAY SELDA*
REDUCED TO
$96,900
Located on the
16th floor, this 2
bdrm. comes
f' complete with all
the appliances.
Kitchen has been
modernized, view of lake. Call for your
private stowing. Katherine Chisholm',
(905) 683-8542.
KATHY CHISHOLM*
JOHN BODDY
PICKERING
Located on a
quiet court. this
2,100 sq. ft.
home features a
23x15' family rm.,
finished basement, main floor laundry,
eat -in kitchen, formal IN, 6 dn. rms. For
°urther details call Gary King at 683-8542
today.
GARY KING'
�•�.�` SELLING
FAST!!
51 79.X4
..}_ 5239,900. All
detached 2
storey homes
with many
joq,ades Some oyer �:xcept. Neutral
decor Walkouts. Reputable budder. Cal
Marro West at 683-8542.
MARVIN WEST'
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WOW ONLY $39,400
That's right Only 40 mins. to Txontc $1,970 down. 2
bedroom condo. $511 per month covers P8; heat,
hydro, water & parking. Why rent" Call now 1 -
CANT BE ONLY $129,900!
2 washrooms. Proiessionally rinislted basement,
rtet," decoratrial court location. Cosy kitchen with
built-in range and oven. R
$144,900 DETACHED HOME
Very nioe have located in great fenny rM srflood
dose to school and park. Sorim Ilardw0od Oak
staircase, colonial doors. r l
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This one's got A al. 4 bdrms. with 4 -pc. in master,
wakout from family -sized kit. Cosy tp. n tam. rm.,
neutral decor w/partially fri. rec rnh. and tar. Cell. au,
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cent. air & cent. vac, much more. Call now.
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-1:s -- 5drm detached bnck home !s waiting for a dl irmatmg
:,.:ver wanting to appreciate the in town privacy this park location
crov)des. There is a super deck overlooking the park accessible
gat -m kitchen with lots of work space, pantry and more
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Spacious brick bungalow on huge 64x164 It. lot,
in-law apt. with sep. entrance. Thousands spent
in upgrades. Custom-built sports pool. Must be
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Easy street in the casitas, 3 bdrtns., beautiful
upgraded kitchen with ca4fomia ce&►g & ceramics,
five newer appliances, balcony overlooks park.
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ceramics, new broadloom, coloriw doors, akin. sot ds; d
fascia, new dble. front doors, new deck etc... Al this plus a
basement Vollment and mnW for 25% home 001311petion.
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Exclusive Townhome location!
Only 3 years new! 3
bedrooms, main floor family
room, large master bedroom
with walk-in closet & en suite
washroom & more! Spotless!!
In-law apartment with sep. entrance helps carry
already low mortgage payment $1,086 with $7,500
down. Over 1,600 sq. ft. of living space with huge sep.
workshoptgarage. Move before Christmas.
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A 3 bdrm. buck home in popular Westney Heights
featuring interlocking walk, Moonray lighting, pleasant
landscaping, fully enclosed oorch, completely finished
rec room with br,cl+ `'•ec ace � really nice home...
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The keys are under the tree!!! Put this one on your
Christmas list!!! Fully loaded with all the goodies, central air,
central vac, built -n wet bar, 4 generous bedrooms, garage
and an open stone fireplace toafi ng the stockings with care
call now Tor your appit to view"!
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L&W Wtha Dbaded oak cabrrelslcer" island
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Huge master sure wim 5 -pc en suite
3 bdrms all have 4 -pc. sem en suite ' Staircase open to bsmL
You wont be disappoinlied. Cal Way To view this home
Aknost brand new executive home on large pie -
shaped lot. Fel of upgrades. Approx. 2,400 sq. ft.
Akona Rd. area spotless, clean. move-irt condition.
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Prime Port Perry location! Only
8 years new! Approximately
6,600 sq. ft. Present vendor
could lease back. Current
Chiropractic & Fitness Centre.
Only $749,900. Ask for details!
`• Great entertaining design " " Perfect size kitchen "
'• Large dining room " " 3 bdrms. - 3 baths "
Pool -size lot •' " Walkout to garage "
Schools - French !mmersion " " Finished rec nn. "
" Walk to GO - mins. to 401 " "Mer Christmas! $15S
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Great family design! Eat -in kitchen, main floor
family room, professionally finished basement,
landscaped & just waiting for you! Call today!
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& cin rm. Man floor tam. rtn. with new gas fp. Greenhouse tam. kA Mn. re.
library aim tarxdry with srdl door & ent from gar to home. CAC. CVAC,
EAC. This iron* has everythrg and M= - a prof fin bsnt wrth w/o.
designed br a spacious, bngft apt. but being used a: present for busress.
Car you believe all the value br $239.9007) Call is book a vow ing ape
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. Gorgeous professronaMy tri bsmt , Huge, stained deck 23' wide
Custom decor throughout Beautihdty landscaped
3 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms Beautiful hotlywood style kit wleat-in
Gorgeous c errywood mantelpiece around fireplace in large tam rm
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This 3+1 bdrm. detached brick home is waiting for a discrittinating
buyer wanting to appreciate the in town privacy this, park ktcabon
provides. Nicely landscaped, central, air, central vac are just a view
of the extras you wiN rind in Otis family home.
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Detached 3 bedroom home, large eat -
in kitchen, separate entrance with
finished spacious in-law apartment.
$7,900 down, carries less than rent. A
must to see, located at Neilson &
Sheppard Avenue.
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