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Soap opera hunk leaves 'em Young and Breathless
Shemar Moore. who plays I
time TV soap opera The Yoe
zy when he appeared at tl
afternoon. But, first he had t(
guards.
School board, Pickering gouging taxpayers
by `double dipping' on facility use: Council
B% MARIANNE TAhACS
S-1 \ht kf t'( W-1 I k
PICkERING — The school
tmards and Town should not he
"double dipping" by charging
each other for the use of their
facilities for community pro-
grams, say some Pickering coun-
ciilors.
Council's executi\e commit-
tee learned Monday the Durham
Board of Education charged the
Town $12,200 for use of gyms at
,Pine Ridge Secondary School
from July 4 to Aug. 18 last year
for a summer youth program for
teens.
-I find this very, dishearten -
ing." ,aid Ward I
Regional Councillor
Maurice Brenner, not-
ing taxpa%ers already
had to pay for the cost
of building the school
and were then asked to
pay again through the
charge to the Town for
using it.
..That type of double
dipping into the public
purse is unacceptable."
When told by Town
manager Tim Sheffield that
Pickering also charges school
boards for their use of its facili-
ties, Coun. Brenner suggested
Maurice
Brenner
hoth the boards and the
Town should reconsid-
er their facilit) -sharing
policies.
"The only people
getting duped are the
public when we do
this."
Ward 1 local Coun-
cillor Dave Ryan said
he was angered by such
fees being charged by
"self-serving bureau-
crats.
"I'll tell you who built (the
school); the taxpayers built it,"
he said. Court. Ryan added the
two governments should stop
"playing financial games" when
school facilities are dark at night
and many organizations can't
find reasonahly-priced space for
their activities.
"Frankly, it's wrong, and as a
government body we have a
responsibility to address that," he
said, adding citizens unhappy
with the situation should tell
their school trustees they want
the policy changed.
However, Mayor Wayne
Arthurs noted facilities have cap-
ital and maintenance costs and
"these costs have to be recov-
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Pi* ckering should host forum
for GTA reform foes: Brenner
By MARL4NNE TAKAUN
STAT RfJY)R'n--R
PICKERING — The Town
shcwkl sponsor a forum fox people
from GTA municipalities cwtsid,
Metro Toronto to say how they
feel atx)ut retixms proposed by the
Golden task force. according to
Ward 1 Regional Councdl r Mau-
rice Brenner.
Ile said Monday he'll try to
bring forward a motion at next
week's meeting of Council for the
Town to hold such a fonim. thoxtgh
he hasn't vet decided on a date or
location.
According to Coun. Brenner, the
Province needs "to hear what the
IxxTle in 905 (the area cock, of the
Greater Toronto Area outside
Metro) realh, have to say about the
removal of their democratic
rights". and that Pickering should
take a leadership rule in providing
a forum.
He maintained the public meet-
ing to be held in Durham by the;
panel of three people recently
appointed by the Prcnince to gauge
public opinion on the Golden task
force GTA recommendations will
be nothing mom than "smoke and
mirrors". lie's Particularly con-
cerned tccause it has been pro-
IN'*,W that it be held during the day
on friday, March K, when it would
be difficult for many citizens to
attend.
'Ihe councillor said next -Metro
municipalities and residents of the
GTA will have to tight to presen e
the quality of life in their axnmu-
nities which he maintains is being
threatened by reforms proposed by
the (;olden task fora.
In an interview after Mor &1 -i, -'s
executive committee meeting.
Coun. Brenner said there are ser-
ous dangers to Pickering and its
citizens in the task force's recom-
mendation~ to pool the education
taxes paid by twsiness and irx .%i n•
acres the GTA and to set up a 30 -
member Greater Toronto Council
to 90vem the (ATA. on which Pick-
ering would have to share oxte seat
with two other municipalities.
" Wlx-n you have one-third of a
vette on a cotimil of 30. that's real-
ly serious."
Iitc ccwncillor sug-
go4ed the forum would
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Ile said the Town might want to
invite all %5 -area MPPs and the
Province's panel, as well as citi-
zens and municipalities.
-Nobody would he turned
awav," said Coun. Bronner when
asked if Metro Toronto representa-
tives and citizens wouldn't be
invited. "hut the target area if this
will fly would he 905".
MPP against forced town mergers
AJAX — Durham West MPP
Janet Eckcr won't support the
forced amalgamation of Ajar and
Pickering.
Speaking to Ajax Council's
standing committee of the whole
Monday night about the Golden
Report on reforming the Greater
Toronto Area. Ms. Ecker said
she'd supPort the two communities
if they voluntarily decided to
merge.
Communities have to work: cwt
their problems, like duplication.
It's up to the co nmunities to solve
them and not the Province.- she
said.
Monday's meeting was devoted
entirely to a discussion paper the
Town is preparing in response to
the:(;)ld,n RLpcxt.
lite 51 rctiY mmendatio ns in the
Cxtickn Repot call for eliminating
the live regions and replacing them
with a Greater Toronto Council
(UTC). 1")Iing a portion of busi-
ness taxes. examining the amalga-
mation of some communities, and
reforming the property tax system
by introducing the Actual Value
Assessment (AVA) rrwdx) k.
On the G -TC, Ms. Ecker said, "I
don't support that and I said that to
caucus.'
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Resident demands answers on facility charges
FROM PAGE 1
Bred". He added he wouldn't he prepared
to allow use of Town and school facilities
without recovering the cost of that use.
Coun. Brenner said after the meeting it
would be acceptable for the Town and the
hoards to charge each other operating
costs for the use of facilities but not to try
to recover capital costs which were
already paid by taxpayers.
"I'm not suggesting that facilities be
provided 1'ree," he explained. He added,
however, that a $12,000 charge for the
school gym was too much, especially
since the youth program saved the hoard
money by reducing vandalism at Pine
Ridge.
A stal'f report to Council on Pickering's
youth programs stated that after costs and
revenues were taken into account the sum-
mer program cost the Town $24,000 to
run.
Antonio Street resident Louise Boehlar
told councillors she wants an explanation
of why it cost so much and why only
$2.9(X) in admissions was reported when
2,721 participants were supposed to have
been charged either $2 daily or $50 for the
summer. She also wants to know where
the youth council, youth outreach pro-
grams and youth workers were that the
report talked about.
"There are a lot of unanswered ques-
Court ruling against lap dancing
won't end
push for Pickering ban
B} NIARIA1tiF TAKACS
STAFF kEPORTER
PICKFRING —The -Town should
proceed with its plans for a bylaw
banning lap dancing here despite last
week's decision by the Ontario
Court of Appeal making the practice
illegal in the province, says Ward 2
local Councillor Sherry Scnis.
Coun. Scnis has for several
months been pushing councillors to
have Pickering pass a bylaw banning
lap dancing. While Council passed a
resolution in September declaring
lap dancing to be "indecent.., politi-
cians have pulled back from enact-
ing a bylaw against it even though
other municipalities have imposed
bans. Last December, Council again
decided to wait for a staff report
dealing with the legal issues
involved helore making a decision
on a ban.
Last Friday, the Ontario Court of
Sherry
Senis
`I'm happy
that the
Court of
Appeal has
reversed
the decision
of Judge
Hachborn.'
Appeal overturned a 1991 Ontario
Court General Division decision in
which Mr. Justice Gordon Hachborn
ruled lap dancing was not indecent
under the Criminal Code. That 1991
decision meant owners of strip clubs
which had lap dancing could not
face criminal prosecution for it.
"1'm happy that the Court of
Appeal has reversed the decision of
Judge Hachborn.- says Ms. Scnis.
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She maintains, howc�er, that Picker-
ing still needs to "solidify" its posi-
tion on lap dancing by having a
municipal bylaw it can enforce with-
out having to rely on criminal
charges being laid by police.
"It doesn't hurt to have double
indemnity." she says.
Other municipalities have banned
lap dancing on the basis that it is a
danger to public health. over which
they have jurisdiction. Some of those
bans are being challenged hefore the
courts. Pickering's situation is com-
plicated by the fact that in Durham,
jurisdiction over public health lies
with the Rasion.
According to Coun. Senis, Picker-
ing councillors discussed the latest
developments belore Monday'.
meeting of their executiyc commit-
tee and decided 10 wait for the
results of the court challen_es to
other municipalities' bans helore
deciding what action to take herr.
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were often allowed to participate at no
cost and many parts of' the program were
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Firefighters
smokin' for
Big Brothers
Teams from the Ajax and Pick-
ering Fire Departments battled
for bragging rights Friday while
raising money during the Ajax -
Pickering Big Brothers annual
Bowl -for -Millions. Ron Ireland,
foreground left. ted the Picker-
ing team, while Ken Sherman
headed the Ajax squad during
the showdown at Celebrity
Lanes in Pickering. Joining the
Pickering team was Ontario
Riding MP Dan McTeague, rear
left with glasses.
photo by Carl Ferencz
Local teachers join protest
against Tory cutbacks
DURHAM -- Morc than 1.2M Durham pub-
lic and separate school teachers plan to partici-
pate in next week's Days of Protest in Hamilton
to teach Premier %tike Harris a lesson.
Ahout xtut public school and 400 scparatr
school teachers are crpci:led to take part in the
Ontario Federation of I.ahor-spon%orcd two -da\
protest Feb. 2.+ and 21 against the Pro_ressr\c
Conser\ati\c go\erntnent'. cuts, %a\s Bill
Butcher. Durham district president of the
Ontario Public S. hool Teachers' Federation.
Teachers are :ltlending to send [tic govern-
ment the nic%sagc that a S I-hillion cut to
Ontario's cducauon %\stem will lower the qual-
it\ of education and "seven\ hurt the future of
Ontario".
F,ducation \Brister John Snohelen is expect-
ed to present his "tool kit" to allow school
hoards to cope \\ ith the rrduction in funding.
Antony the ncv measures school hoards maN
take \\ 111 he to iniplenlent user fees for sonic
school programs, which qtr. Butcher says will
result in a two-tier education %%stcni.
Teachers ha\e rctu,,d to negotiate with the
Provinces chanl_cs to their collective a;_rec-
ruent to help oft:set the budget cuihacks. The
Pn»ince wants to reduce the nunihcr of tcach-
ers. their classroom preparation tunes and the
number of sick days, and also plans to create it
College of Teac hers.
Watch kids for scarlet fever, parents urged
DL'RHA\l -- Rcgion health deparinient ofti-
cials are ur_in_ parents to take sure throats seri-
uusl\ atter ;,ries of
scarlet leer were reported
in : lax and Bo%%mamMe.
"5\ nipto►ns of sore throats. lever and swollen
glands on the neck
should be seen h\ a doctor.'*
%a\s Dr. Linda Panaro.
Durham', ass(wiatC nied-
ical officer of health.
Sears reg. 12.79
Scarlet tc\cr alwa\s starts out it,, strep throat,
explains Dr. Panaro. Some strep bacteria pro-
duce a poison that causes scarlet fever.
Scarlet fe%cr• responsible for man\ deaths at
the turn of the
25%..
centur%• can now
he treated with
N
antihlotics. P let(
X11 �
untreated. it nia\
lead to kidnc\
problems and
ncculiiauc tc\er.
A*i
Dr. Panaro saes
Ydw is oe'"t Am at
while the health
eoeated 4e 6
department has
(S
hcen notified of a
number of cases.
she's positi\e
there are more
that haven't been
—
reported.
"a'c're
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sure
there's a tut more
out there."
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The most
R
rCLcnt cases. the
first outbreak
since September
. Tutoringfor DAC
1 t0
1 994. have all
been i I
Grades
"nCases
n s ,.;Iio u
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children.
subjects'
of scarlet
Core
lever go unreport-
cd because par-
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cols often dismiss
it as a sore tl,:.,a; as thc\ don't rccoL!mie the
s\mptoins. Dr Panaro sa\s.
S\ niptonis of scarlet tc\ cr :i e a red rash on
the neck, chest. armpit, elhow, groin or inner
thigh. flushed cheeks and a pale area around the
mouth. Thr rash. although not adwails notice-
able. Bels like sandpaper
L'suall\ the tongue is bright rcd and pitted like
a s t ra N he rri,.
"I think what usuall\ drives parents to the
doctor quick is the tongue. [I's quite dramatii."
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Woman bitten
by own dog at
obedience school
AJAX-PICKF:RiNG --- A 44-yc;ir-
old Pickering woman needed 35 stitches
w her face atter beim_ attacked hi,her
own dug during it training session at an
obedience school in Ajax Friday,
Durham Regional Police report :rli
employcc of the Classic Touch Ohcoli
cncc School on WCstney Road South
was walking, with it wheaten tcrrirr
when the employee tripped on it niat
near the dog's owner around 1 1:1 5 pati.
'llic owner Ino\cd to catch the rnipll,\-
cc and the terrier, surprised by the ,uol
dcn action. hit its o%vncr on the nose.
'llic woman Nv as taken to Aiax-Pick
Bring General Hospital. 'llic dug, wa.n
impounded at the aninial control shelter
in Whithv since it's had shuts rcccnth.
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JOANNE Bt'RGIIARD 1'.1dit,�t induct
STIEN F' [IOUSTON NLtn.r,•rm• Editor
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Opinion
Think of us
As Durham Re,,ion continues its quest for ,t politi-
calk unified bice regarding our place in the GTA. it
%gas lith some satisfaction last week we learned a local
man has been appointed to sit on a provincial panel
examining public opinion.
Oshawa resident and former Regional chairman
Walter Beath will help preside over hearings in the
corning weeks to gauge public reaction to proposed
GTA reform.
We are encouraged by Mr. Beath's appointment. As
a former politician and resident of Durham, he certainly
brings with him an acute awareness of the issues facin�.T
Durham. He also brings knowledge to the post and is
familiar with the protocols of the public hearing
process.
But Mr. Beath himself has been sending mixed mes-
sages sine the release of Anne Golden's contro\ersial
report last month recommending 51 changes to the
shape. structure and political landscape of the Greater
Toronto Area. When the Golden report w'as released,
Mr. Beath suggested reform wouldn't "be all that bad to
the five regions." Later, he hinted that the GTA council
solution may be unw ieldy for taxpayers and politicians.
Wherever his dews ultimatell lie, we encourage Nlr.
Beath to consider deeply the d1%inion in views, particu-
larly as they relate to Durham. We expect he will con-
duct himself honorably and objectively, but still fear
this panel's efforts may only be provincial window
dressing to appease anxious politicians and voters.
To the residents of Durham Region: Speak often and
speak forcefully when you have the opportunity to
address the GTA issue.
To Mr. Beath: Listen closely. To everyone.
ISN'T THAT CUTE s..
TUE NEIGHBOR'S KIDS HAVE
BUILT A SNOWMAN SIS ANG
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Wednesda-v Letters:
I was simply defendingpY
To the editor:
In response to Cam Golberg's letter
of Jan. 3 1:
Mr Golberg, in a democratic s(xi-
ety, one has the right to believe in
most anything. My letter to the editor
you referred to was not about 'other'
schools in Durham.
Being the only student who wrote
to the News Advertiser. 1 am a so-
called 'ambassador' for Pickering High
School.
I defended my school and the
name that it carries in the community.
My article stated that the News
Advertiser was reporting mostly the
negative aspects of our school and
hardly any positive aspects. If the
News Advertiser, and other news
agencies mixed good with bad, there
would not be anything to complain
about.
Evidently, each school is not going
to have something positive about it for
publication each time the paper is
printed.
But if people were only to read
material about "sex, drugs, violence
and crime" as you stated, wouldn't we
be in a sorry state:'
I do agree with you that the News
Advertiser is a great paper to read. I
Overheard....
He said it
"I don't believe
the common
table must be
as big as the
one suggested
by Golden..."
-- Former
Durham chairman Walter
Beath, newly appointed to a
GTA pane4 on the Golden
Commission report.
"The measles hotline has
not had an idle moment
since it was established."
-- Durham health
department Nursing
Director Evelyn Butler
my school
read each edition, paying careful
attention to our local news and events.
I would like to see more positive
things about schools rather than the
had name Pickering (and other
schools) may have gained over the
past few years.
Teenagers already have it tough in
today's society, we don't need our
learning places to he placed in the
dark, gloomy side of news as you are
suggesting.
Mike McGill
Immcgill @ interlog.com
Pickering High School
V.,
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When MPP isn't in legislature,
is she `preparing' or shirking?
To the editor:
• As a Durham educator, I applaud you
for printing an editorial which supports
teachers. In these days of cuts, the
provincial government's omnibus bill
Affe love letters
r `The Ajax -Pickering News a
Advertiser welcomes letters to the
4editor. AD le tera sbouM be typed or
neatly bandwrkten, no km*w than
yl I/2 pages douete-spaood, and must
. be signed with a first and last name.
:Please include a daytime phone
-number for verifi,tion.
The editor reserves the right to
edit letters for style, length and con -
eat. Send your letter to: Tie News
Advertiser c% of the editor, 130
;:Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS
and the threatened "tool kit", it is great
to know that some have an understand-
ing of what teachers do.
Yesterday, my vice-principal and I
arrived at 7 a.m. When I left the school
at 6 p.m., two other teachers walked out
the door with me. During this work day,
there was some "prep" time for half of
our teachers. In Durham elementary
schools, classroom teachers have an
average of just over 26 minutes of
"prep" time per day. In September, this
will drop to 20 minutes daily.
In all of the discussion about "prep"
time, no one has tried to place it in the
context of the "business world". As
Minister Snobelen wishes to treat us as a
business, let's examine "prep" time in
the same light.
When my hank manager is not at
their desk in the branch, is she on her
prep time doing her job elsewhere?
When your staff writers are not at
their desks writing, are they slacking
off, or doing their job collecting the
news to "prepare" their articles?
When I turn on the TV to watch the
news, should 1 assume that the anchor
works only 30 minutes daily or does he
and his support staff spend the rest of
the working day "preparing?"
Our MPPs are elected to serve in the
riding and in the legislature. When not
at their riding desks or in the seats in the
legislature, am I to believe that they are
shirking their duties or could they be
,.preparing?"
I encourage the education minister or
one of his assistants to visit our school
to learn first hand what a teacher's day is
like. As well, you and your education
writer are invited to spend a day with us
to help prepare for future, positive arti-
cles about our public education system.
Neil Simpson,
Principal,
Lincoln Avenue Public School
Ajax
We don't
have to bail
out Toronto
To the editor :
Like many people, I've got half an eye on the
paper reports regarding the Greater Toronto Area
(GTA) and its potential impact on my wallet.
I'll agree that, ostensibly, its looks like a great
idea to amalgamate administration across regions
and remove redundancy, increase efficiency, etc.
But as has already been noted by others: I'm not
interested in bailing Toronto out of their financial
problems. Spreading the tax base across the GTA
will only mask existing problems, not fix them. 11_
there was a minimum economic requirement for
every region that wants to join the GTA, such that
regional problems were fixed before they're dragged
into such a federation and hidden, the whole idea
would be much more palatable. Then, the GTA
would he efficient from word go.
Stan Strickland,
stricks@io-org
Ajax
THE NEWS AADyDVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 14, 1996-PA..��GE 7-A
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February lq
SITE PLAN ADkISORY COMMITTEE
February 15
STATITORY PCBUC' INFORMATION
February 19
COUNCIL MEETING
February 21
COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT
February 26
EXECITIIT COMMCITEE MEEITNG
February 28
SITE PLAN ADUSORY COMMITTEE
SNOB' REMOVAL ON
SIDEWALKS
AND ROADS
SIDEWALKS -
Fay -law 577/77 of the Town of
Pickering ,tater that -the owners of all
classes of buildings shall remove snow
and ice from the sidewalks In front of
their buildings within twelve (12) hours
from the time when such snow or ice
shall have fallen. -
This fay -law will he strictly enforced.
Any person contravening this By-law
shall be liable, upon conviction, to a
tint` of up to
ROADS -
The Town's Parking By-law states that
"No person shall on any highway stop
any vehicle in such a manner as to
interfere with the clearing of snow from
the highway."
Vehicles that are left on the road after a
snow storm will he tagged and/or
towed at the owner's expense. Parkin_
Control Officers will he working from
1:(X) a.m. to 6:(N) a.m. to ensure that all
streets are kept clear to facilitate proper
snow clearing.
INFORNATIO1i-
It you require further information or
wish to lodge a complaint about snow
clearing on sidewalks and roads, please
contact the Municipal Law
Enforcement Di %, islon of the Town of
Pickering at 420-4615.
Volunteer Recognition
Planned for 35th
Anniversary of Pickering
. Museum Village
Pickering Museum Village Advisory
Committee is looking for names and
addresses for the former volunteers of
the Museum. Part of the anniversary
plans include recognition for those who
volunteered their time over the years. If
there is anyone who volunteered during
the early years at either the Brougham
site or the Greenwood location, we'd
.like to hear from you. We need the
names and addresses of the tireless
volunteers who spent many hours to
make the Museum a living museum.
Please help us make this Anniversary
Celebration complete and send your
information to Pickering Museum
Village c/o The Town of Pickering,
One The Esplanade, Pickering L I V
6K7 Att'n.: Laura Drake.
Pickering;
District
Plan
Review
ONE STEP CLOSER!
On February 12, 1996 a Planning Report was
presented to Executive Committee which provided
an update on the status of the Pickering District
Plan Review. The report summarized the major
Issues arising through the consultation on the
Official Plan, outlined the direction of major changes
under consideration, suggested a consultation
process for the issue on rural growth allocation, and
set a timeframe for the completion of the staff
recommended Official Plan. On February 19, 1996,
Council will consider this Report. You are invited to
attend this meeting.
In addition, two new background documents
have been prepared. They are compilations of
recent written submissions and public meeting
notes. Consultation Report No. 3 contains
comments received between January and June
1995 on the District Plan Review. Consultation
Report No. 4 contains comments on the draft
Official Plan up to the end of January 1996.
The Planning Report is available from the Clerks
Department on or after February 6. 1996. Copies of
the Consultation Reports will be available from the
Planning Department on and after February 12,
1996. If you have any questions, please contact the
Planning Department at (905) 420-4617 or (905)
683-2760.
The first of Lao Instalnsents of the INTERIM tar hill is
due this ax-n(h and your cheque and ,tub should he nailed
to P.O. BOR 340, PICKERING. ONTARIO. LIV 2R6.
VISA or MASTERCARD, CANNOT he paid by
telephone. Please see Tax hill insert for mfurnauon on
payment method
The TELEPAYMENT telephone bill paying services of
several Banks and Trust Companies can also be used to pay
your property taxes but NOT at their branch or automated
tellers.
Late payment charges are added on the first day of the
following month on all unpaid instalments and on the first
day of each month thereafter. The rate is 1.2511, for each
month, or fraction thereof.
Payment in person can be made to the Cashier at the
Municipal Building, One The Esplanade, Pickering,
Ontario, LIV 6K7.
Our telephone number is:
(905)420-4614
Recreation Complex Pool
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pp- Celebrate
National Costumes
Customs & Dance
Heritage Crafts
Traditional Foods
Heirlooms & Treasures
Saturday February 24, 1996
Pickering Wecreation Complex
Time: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
To set up a boothidisplay or provide
a demonstration please call the
department of Culture &Recreatio
420-4620
SESSION 1
Date: Mon.
March 11/96
Tues.
March 12196
Wed.
March 13/96
Thurs.
March 14/96
Fri.
March 15/96
Learn to Swim SESSION 2
Date: Mon. March 18/%
One week mini -sessions Tues. March 19/96
Semi Private or Private Lessons Wed. March 20/96
Thurs. March 21/96
Level: Starfish - White Fri. March 22/96
9:00-11:00 a.m. and 4:00-7:00 p.m.
Semi -Private $40.00
(5 - 1/2 hr lessons. max 3 per class)
Private $90.00
(5 - 1i2 hr lessons. max 1 per class]
N B Last class scans at
1030am i630pm
Blood donors `desperately needed' at clinic
Gift of life supply
one-third too low
AJAX-PICKERING — Area residents
are being urged to donated "still desper-
ately needed" blood at a two-day clinic
this week.
The Canadian Red Cross Toronto and
Central Ontario Blood Centre has been
trying to replenish its supply since the
beginning of the year, spokesman Sandra
Tesolin says.
"Wc'd like to have an inventory of
1.455 units. Last Wednesday (Feb. 7), we
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cancellation of some smaller clinics.
Downsizing at some companies has
also reduced the number of donors. The
Red Cross has held clinics in some work-
places, but, with fewer employees.
remaining staff are busier and don't have
time to donate. NIs. 'Tesolin says.
"There are factors against us, but
there's always a need for blood. There
are always accidents and leukemia
patients."
The Toronto and Central Ontario
Blood Centre is responsible for collect-
ing. testing, processing and distributing
blood and blood products to 61 hospitals
from Napanee in the east to Oakville in
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♦ RIECYCLEIR'S REPORT ` . ` ' ..
The grass can be greener
without use of pesticides
A letter to the editor headlined
'Do Sprays Contaminate Compost'."
appeared in a newspaper, expressing
concern about the amount of pesti-
cide lawn spray being used and the
fact that grass clippings are ending_
up in the centralized composting
facility. _
The letter brought a larraine r
response from a reader
explaining water conta-
mination from sprays.
Firstly, grass clippings
should be left to decom-
pose on the lawn.
Councils in Pickering I
and Whitby have
endorsed 'Grasscy-
cling', which means
residents will no longer
have clippings picked
up.
Grasscycling allows
cut grass to add nitro-
gen, potassium and
phosphorous to your
yard's soil, saves tax —
dollars and decreases
exhaust fumes when not collected.
Secondly, don't put any excess
sprayed clippings into a backyard
composter.
Even spot spraying can be avoid-
ed by pulling weeds.
hm E
st May. Durhanvironmen-
tal Network hosted a public meeting
where guest speaker Michael Elliott.
former mayor of Hudson. Quebec,
laid out in detail how his small com-
munity passed the first municipal
bylaw in Canada to restrict the use
of cosmetic pesticides.
The concern motivating Hudson
Council was the risk ol' a truck over-
turning, spilling its load of pesti-
cides and destroying the water sup-
ply.
Ou1ston Council proposed and
passed the bylaw in a
130 -day period, co-oper-
ating with the provincial
environment minister
and later successfully
fighting a lawsuit by a
chemical company.
In 1993, the Toronto
Environmental Alliance
(TEA). recommended
that Metro review its use
of herbicides and pesti-
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Recycler's
Report
cidcs.
While TEA is happy
with the 50 -per cent
reduction Metro has
made thus far, the orga-
nization became incrcas-
ingly aware that the
challenge to keep chemicals from
entering the natural environment
grows each year as more lawn own-
ers choose to apply pesticides pure-
ly for cosmetic reasons. To help
improve the overall quality of the
Crreat Lakes. TEA recommends that
Metro Council pursue a ban on the
use of pesticides as was done in
Hudson.
TEA is currently recruiting 40
Metro lawn owners to participate in
its Green Thumb Project. a two-year
pilot program that aims to reduce
the amount of pesticides entering
the Great Lakes.
If you have friends in Metro who
use chemicals for lawn mainte-
nance. but would like to try effec-
tiyc alternatives, have them contact
TE'A at 416-596-0660.
Currently TEA is updating its
'Green lawns -- A Guide to Envi-
ronmentally Sound Lawn Care'
pamphlet.
At the Scueog Centre. Regional
Road 9 in Port Perry. two upcoming
talks will be held: Switching to
Organic Growing Methods (Fcb. 15
at 7:30 p.m.) and Your Lawn --
Alternatives to the Chemical Fix
(March 28 at 7:30 p.m.). For details
call 905-98s- 3225.
Your local library may have The
Chemical-l-ree Lawn. The Politics
of Cancer. The Organic Approach to
Home Gardening, as well as any
fact sheets on companion plantinL
and recipes of non-toxic bug, spot;:,
Board budget talks continue
D1IRHAM -- The p.m. at its centre at 400
Durham Board of Educa- Taunton Rd. E., Whitby.
tion continues budget talks Call 666-5500 or 1 -800 -
Wednesday, Feb. 14 at 7 265-3968 for information.
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Pickering . man skis hi s ' way to Ottawa
D Fund-raising
ski trip raises
money for Special
Olympians
DURHAM -- It took them a
little longer than planned, but
two Durham residents reached
Ottawa last week to complete a
fund-raising effort for the
Canadian Special Olympics.
Bruce Patterson, 53, of Pick-
ering, and his friend Don
Kirby, 55, of Oshawa, reached
Ottawa Feb. 7, 12 days after
leaving the Metro Toronto Zoo
in the Capital to Capital Ski
Tour '96. They had expected to
complete the 250 -mile trip in
10 days.
The two cross-country skied
most of the way, but roller -
bladed on the fust day because
of a lack of snow.
They were greeted on Parlia-
ment Ifill in Ottawa by Ontario
Riding MP Dan McTeague and
(louse of Commons Speaker
Gilbert Parent.
"I wholeheartedly agree with
Speaker (filbert Parent when he
told these two gentlemen that
what they had accomplished
embodied Canada and is part of
what has helped build our
country." Mr. McTeague says.
"To brave the record cold of
last week in support of Cana-
da's Special Olympians, who
know what it's like to over-
come adversity and compete
through the friendship of sport,
indicates the character and
quality of these two men," he
adds.
Mr. Patterson and Mr. Kirby
hope to raise S20.000 for the
Special Olympics.
You can still contribute to
the Capital to Capital Ski Tour
'96 by sending a donation to
1021 Colonial St., Pickering,.
L1X IPI. Cheques must be
made out to the Canadian Spe-
cial Olympics.
Centre for abused women,
children needs fund-raisers
AJAX-PICKERING -- A women's
centre is looking for volunteers,
especially those: with experience in
fund-raising.
The Ajax -Pickering Women's
Centre Inc. provides services to
abused women and their children.
The centre is in the first stage of a
long-term project which will provide
women with information, resources,
counselling support, advocacy and
crisis shelter.
If you can help, call 905-937-
0491.
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Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague (left), Pickering's Patterson, Nouse of
Commons Speaker Gilbert Parent and Don Kirby celebrate their arrival in
Ottawa.
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Dl1RIiAM -- Transport
truck drivers will have to
undergo random drug and
alcohol testing as part a new
program launched by the
Ontario Trucking Associa-
tion.
Although there is no
provincial or federal legisla-
tion requiring substance test-
ing for drivers, new United
States laws which take effect
July 1 will require all Canadi-
an drivers be tested before
crossing t?.S. howde'rs.
Under the OTA program. a
company can order a driver
he teste f if there is "reason-
able suspicion" he or she may
be under the influence of
either alcohol or drugs. As
well. 50 per cent of all driven
working for OTA -affiliated
companies will tic subject to
yearly random drug tests,
while 25 per cent will face
random alcohol tests. Drug
and alcohol screening will
also be mandatory for pre-
employment
Drug -screening through
urinalysis will detect for five
illicit substances including
amphetamines, cocaine, opi-
ates and marijuana The pro-
gram's allowable blooci/alco-
hol limit will be .02, less than
the, current legal limit of .08.
Bruce Mackie, of Mackie
Transport I_td. in Oshawa.
says drug and alcohol testing
is supported by "99 per cent"
of his company's 300 drivers.
"I think the program is a wal-
ly positive thing. If it makes
us a safer company, then
that's what it's all about"
Rather than rely on the
Celebrate the season
at Ajax Winterfest
AJAX --Winter worshippers can celebrate the
season at an event this weekend at the McLean Com-
munity Centre here.
Activities planned at Winterfest '% include out- 1
door skating (weather permitting), sleigh rides
(wagon rides there isn't enough snow), indoor and
outdoor games, bonfire and marshmallow roast,
entertainment, and food and refreshments.
Admission is free and there's no charge to take
parts in most events. Sleigh rides cast $l for adults
and there'll be a nominal fee for food and refresh-
nwnts. The Town's parks and recreation depart -
anent is; boding the event flrom l to 4 p.ne Everyone
is welcome. The McLean Community Centre is at
the sootheast corner of Westney Road North and
MR9:1111 Driw - Call the parks and recreation depart-
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OTA -run program — which
will provide counselling and
testing services to all firms
participating — Mackie is
launching its own "zen:)-toler-
ance" testing program next
month.
Companies face a dilemma
in determining just how strict
the policy should be. "If
you've got a driver who had
one beer at dinner before his
shift, do you suspend him?
We're probably heading
towards a zero -tolerance poli-
cy," Mr. Mackie says. "The
bottom line is you've got to
know tial if you are going to
work. vow can't be drinking...
Depending on individual
company policies, drivers
who fail the tests will be ford
or required to undergo sub-
stance abuse counselline.
0TA President David
Bradley says.
"'phis a step in the right
direction for us. We don't
think that our drivers are any
worse that sov"v in general
in terms of the numbers of
drug and alcohol problems
but if we can save one life
than we think it :s important"
says Mr. Bradley.
lie adds the OTA is pre-
pand for the likelihood civil
libertarians will launch
human rights complaints
challenging the legalities of
random testing.
He is confident however.
that human rights experts and
the public will agree that "the
rights of society fir outweigh
the rights of the individual."
In order to maintain trans-
border operations. Ontario
trucking firms have no choict'
but to participate in the pro-
gram. And. Mr. Bradley says
it's time for Ontario lauirtak-
ers to follow the American
lewd.
"The U.S. government
waited for ('anada to intro -
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He says the Progressive
Conservative government
under former Prime Minister
Brian Mulroney failed to fol-
low through with promises
for drug and alcohol testing,
and the previous NDP and
present Progressive Conserv-
ative Provincial governments
have shown no interest in
such legislation.
Mr. Bradley says the lack
of an. sii-miticant measure,,
taken by the ProN ince W
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improve safety in the indusiry
has prompted the UTA to
launch its own initiatives.
The association is pressing
the government to give it the
authority to create its own
wheel installation and brake
adjustment inspection pro-
grams.
An inquest into two tnrck-
related deaths last year —
one in which a Whitby
woman was killed when a
flying tuck wheel struck her
car on Hwy. 401 in Ajax —
prornpted a jun.to male 31
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Gemini ...................5023
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Cancer ...................5024
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United Survivors ...........6051
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ONTARIO HYDRO
rower sora tor proem uy private unities costs more than publiciy-owned, non-
profit power For example, in the U.S., residential customers pay an average of
330O more. In the U.K where the entire electricity system was privatized seven
years ago, rates are now nearly twice as high as in Ontario. Guess who has to
pay for those private shareholder profits2
ElWhen reliability infterferes wift prel if)s,
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and eats into short-term profits. If Hydro is privatized, are you willing to wait
longer for your power to be restored?
vu we reuny want our nuuecr r; %. a Nr vute,
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s „rye Oi the
worlds landmark sources of
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highest bidder We in Ontario
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"/ uir ori Grh,tlJ of thr �oreruntrvtt that ilei trn" pouter all over the r owary should
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For The Week of February 11-17
ARIES
March 21 -April 20
Fasi :IutlkinC and good ludgnn•nl ma%
znablc you lu I orlit, out of a sh('kv
uarlon smelling like a rose- Beware-.
though -d you eel , k% thing, could
lust as va,tly go rompleleh wrong
1), JI undcrestimate Ihr complexity
of the problem
TAURUS
April 21 -May 21
Y-., ,,.,;,w;. ,.'l, , - kiell this
work, esprrialh when ronlronted by
a chrome gnpet Encourage them to
conic up wvh —luuons and then help
them channel their Idea, to [hr
appropnaw people You II both
apprectatc the rrsull,
GEMINI
May 22 -June 21
A , ,, i .. , : - i.. :.•m soh -me
and an ablim to —mmumcile that
kncw-ledLe with other, make, %nu a
Nen popular prrson this week tMm't
fir afraid h, take on a little extra
froubleshootmq--It could be rottr-rid
by someone you (I like to Impress
CANCER
June 22 -duly 22
... :-- _. ,- .,... _ .. Jrfn
putting of now t, the perfect umr to
timsh gathenrw. information and make
a choice Give vourxlt a deadline so
toil don r proi-rasnnatr further Time
I, of the r—erxr
LEO
July 23 -August 23
rel-rpr for ,urtrss could be lust the
ticket to snapping out of an old habit
Store your results with other people,
but dont be surpnsed it thev dun t
appreciate the starulwArxr of vour
&V rnrnes
VIRGO
August 24—September 22
Dili... ;..-1: s..e ♦ern :Itrai, flwte"
-tacks later on w he purictwl aril
respect your dradlmrs Take full
rrsponsibilnv for what happens and
you'll reap the rewards Intel on A
grrxip effort hada to tnrrrasrd
prcdurtivin
LIBRA
September 23 -October 23
I-sc ali Nuel la, t III yuul
w•.ty out of a dif stilt snuauon lRic
passibility rxists for you to make a
darigenou, vneniv this week. CkI ar
comnnum atlon of Hour rxpec•tahons
and perceptions could Ill- the• kry to
wipnte Ihr slur cit -an
SCORPIO
October 24 -November 22
\CJill Ihr lit, k uI cour hand. you cuuid
rause bet; changes in —mronr rlse•'s
life work to make Ihr, change a
pustn'c onr A domrsuc catastrophe
offer, you a great opponumh' for a
laugh it you gn-r _your sense of humor
a chancy
SAGITTARIUS
November 23 -December 21
A rW,or V -! ears,' .crk .pace fn•,
you from digging through clutter and
inspires you to leafs of prnducin-m
S,rneumrs it , lust a matter of hating
thr night tool for the lob. Turn over a
new leal and surprise a fiend with a
thoughtful gesture
CAPRICORN
December 22 -January 20
bt.ikr ;Yue rx:ra r:l..:::.. fir;
right the first time rather than ftxing
it later You might make a btg
impression on a Lin, person with
your industrious example You It fir
trarhmg them a valuable lnson
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January 21 -February 18
Nil.: ace::..:.n.. C.a.., . uuu: ,, • :-ia-.
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you re willing to get your feel wrt and
rade on in Show vour willnignrsa to
be a tram plaver NTirn things —tile
doom you could feed that ♦•ou yr
made one or two powerful allies
PISCES
February 19 -March 20
1.Y ale, tine a: I roi.A, tci Uri,",
enables you to get your life back in
order Give voursell .sine leeway w
brlomr enCuA ird in work ',ornrthmg
that seems like a distraction could he
the inspiration for mwnr of your ileal
work
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•
English teacher`
off to Japan with
Letters from Canada
❑ Mateen Khaja's
efforts have resulted in
an anti -racism message
contained in two
publishing efforts
By Al. RIS'[':"I•T
s i'Af I ki.l'()k I I R
AJAX -- \k"hen Mateen Khaja
Ica%cs for Japan today to begin a
teaching stint there, he'll he taking a
small piece of* this arca with him.
The 25 -year-old Ajax resident has
accepted a one-year contract teach-
ing position in Funahashi, near
"fok\ o. where he'll he instructing
JapancsC teens and adults in convcr-
s;itional English. As a (caching text.
he'll use a hooklct
he created called
Lcucrs from Cana-
da to givC his
Japanese students
insights on Durham
Kcgion and its pco-
plc.
'Ft's a booklet
filled with letters
front people in this
area." notes Mr.
Khaja. an ccunoni-
ihs graduate from
file University of
Toronto. "It shows
the wav of Ilfe we
have in ('anada so
the Japanese people
can learn more
about us."
The idea for the
booklet, explains
Mr. Khaja, was to
create a "living_ Mateen Khaja
English" for his to Japan to to
Japanese students. and brings wi
"I didn't want a sage from Ca
sterile learning area to share
cnvironrttent. The dents.
hook contains let- phots
tors from real peo-
plc to create a liv-
ing kind of English. They are real
stories, not manufactured. That's
what makes it interesting."
The 52 -page booklet contains let-
ters from Durham Region politi-
cians, including the mayors of Ajax,
Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa,
Ontario Riding MP Dan McTcaguc.
Durham Chairman Jim Witty, and
Durham West MPP Janct Ecker.
Amon', the other contributions arc
letters from students at Lincoln
Alexander Puhlic School and Ajax
High School
Letters frlrin Canada isn't N1r.
Khaja's first foray into the field
of
hook editing and publishing.
He .vas also a major contrIhutor
to the houklct entitled Waterfall --
A Collection oI- Works to Dilute
Racism.
As it Canadian of Pakistani her-
itage. he wrote poems and con-
tributed illustrations ahout the hurt-
ful impact of racism.
But. Letters troll Canada was an
especially satisfving venture.
It was prn,hably one of my better
works as an indi-
vidual. It was hard-
cr to get the letter..
The funding
already existed for
W'atertall, but with
Letters from Cana-
da. it was so spon-
taneous. I had to eo
:ut and Bather the
ands on tnv own.
t represented more
<,)rk...
i-cttcrs front Cana-
,!_ was sponsored
h% the Ajax Kins-
men Cluh: Ajax
Rotary Club: Ajar
Royal Canadian
Legion branch, the
Multicultural Soci-
ety of Oshawa
Durham: his par-
ents, Moheen and
is on his way Anees Khaia, who
Ch English will co%cr the cost
I him a mes- of shipping the 450
adians in this copies of the book-
irith his stu- let to Japan: and
Joe Dickson, who
:)y A.J. Groen printed the book-
lets.
Mr. Khaja says his teaching stint
in Japan will probably last as long
as three or four years, as teachers
usually have their contracts renewed
after the first year. He'll he instruct-
ing junior high school students and
adults.
PRE -BUDGET
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ADE'�A-d.%F:it, *91D.,WifkUAStY.14, M1&1IA6L h -A
Stay .. warm when.. i t's cold
❑ Ajax hospital
advises residents
on preventing
and treating
frostbite on those
bone -chilling days
AJAX-PICKFRING -- In
the wake ut extremely Cold
teniperatures in recent days,
Ajax -Pickering General Hos-
pital is advising area residents
how to prevent and treat frost-
hitc.
To ward utt frosthite. the
hospital recommends dressing
to suit the weather: always
covering exposed skin (cspe-
cially on infant,); ensuring
clothing is dry and windproof
where possible; wearing, hats.
gloves or mitts and footwear
that provide adequate protec-
tion for the extremities: and
avoiding going outside in
extrcnnely harsh winter weath-
c r.
Indications of frosthite
include skin that is cold to the
touch and turns white or ,el -
lowish -grey, sttmciirncs with
white spots. In severe cases,
the skin may turn purple or
blue and even peel. It could
also beconic waxy and hard or
even gangrenous.
Medical attention fur frost-
bite should he sought prompt-
ly. If it isn't available. get
indoors immediately and
begin it gradual rcwarrning
process. Soak affected parts in
warn. not hut. water until j
color returns -- about 0 to 60
minutes. Sip waren, not hot.
fluids.
Get nncdical attention as
soon as possible. It you roust
go out again. he careful to
keep atfcctcd parts warm.
Neer place atfcctcd part,
next to heat sources such as
radiators or open f'ires. and do
not massage the injured arca
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She's a Yankee i
Doodle dandy
A wide-eyed Jenine Forchione has to work fast before coming unglued
while making a hat during the Ajax parks and recreation department's
Nursery Rhymes'N'Me program at the Lakeside Community Centre
last Wednesday. It's for children three to five years old and the rhyme
of the day was Yankee Doodle.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
THERE'S SOMEONE SPECIAL
LIVING IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD!
These community -minded volunteers devote their Time and
energy to helping girls and young women develop their
potentiai, build upon strengths and enhance their sense of self.
February is Big Sisters Month, so please join us in recognizing
these volunteers for their dedication to Big Sistenng.
Terri Bouller
Donna Bovolaneas
Vanessa Branzanti
Kim Bromley
Patricia Brooks
Brigitte Buschold
Maureen Carson
Sandra Desipio
Christiane Devaud
Jan Dickson
Mavis Donlan
Bonnie Fleck
Charyl Cvalpin
Donna Gillespie
Los" C,ossen
Pamela Grant
Linda Haney
Marie Harnden
Marilyn Hoyies
Christine Konkle
Sheri Latta
Mary LeBold
Jamie Letros
Eva Little
Karen Lloyd
Tracy MacCharles
Belle MacEachern
Mandy Machin
Anne Marie MacKenzie
Pam McKibbon
Kate Merritt
Tracey Monkman
Patti Mulllolland
Julie Palermo
Diose Pappas
Karen Piste>k
Arm Marie Predco
Cdheriny Rushton
Deborah Skalko
Evelyn Smith
PhrCM IS Stapleton
Wendy Ward
sue Wftughby
Jean Wylie
The Bi Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering
says THANK YOU from the bottom of our
(rTTT -
P.S. Thwe are now Z6 children and your>lF wnrnen can h lg
for a hand to hold...
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"1«XPect morefrom Seals C"wr4* 1996. Scars Cmwdo rrc.
I 0hm,�w gSHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE
41 u".m Wr're open Mon.fri. 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p rr
i
;ntertainment
ind romance
between these
ook) covers
D Harlequin
romance novels
sold to raise
money for
Ajax library
AJAX -- Romance is
the theme of a book sale
this weekend.
Among the books avail-
able will be a variety of
novels. includ-
ing Harlequin
Romances.
Friends of the
.Njax Public
1,ihrary are
hosting the sale
on Sunday from
1:15 to 3 p.m. at
the main
branch. corner
of Harwood
Avenue and
Kings Crescent
next to the
Town hall.
Proceeds are
used to help the
library.
Future sales
are set for
March 17, with
a travel and
adventure
theme, and
April 21 when
the focus is on
gardening,
cooking and
how-to.
Donations are
always accepted
and can be
dropped off at
any of the three
Ajax library
branch loca-
tions.
The Village
branch is on Church Street
north of }lwy. 2 and the
Mclean Community Cen-
tre branch is at the south-
east corner of Westney
Road North and Magill
Drive.
Call Val Marshall at
428-1328 or Monica Olen -
root at 416-439-8141 for
more information on the
book sale or the friends of
the Ajax Public l.ibrary
organization.
MARCH BREAK
ARTS CAMP
at
CLUB
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Programs in
DRAMA
ART
Music
DANCE
Ages 5-17
t --m—_ _ r - -+--s _ -Z
Sapphire
Bar do (gall
Tucs: '250' Night
VLcd: Jackpot Karaukc - $200
Thurs: Pud Night (Free Pool All Night)
E. 16: Al Matthews Band
Feb. 17: North West Passage
Sun: Jackpot Karaokc - $200
Bcst Karaokc sound +Tatem
in Durham - over 3000 songs
St., Ajax 427-7811
11th Oshawa International
PSYCHIC FAIR
READERS
BOOKS
CRYSTALS
FREE LECTURES
AND DEMOS
Friday: 12-10 p.m.
Saturday: 11-10 P.M.
Sunday: 11-7 p.m.
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Ultramar petites gas foes to win title
PICKERING — The Pickering Ultramar Gas Bar petite 'A' ringette team
won the annual Pickering Ringetle Tournament Jan. 31 to Feb. 5.
Pickering faced a strong team from Gloucester in the final. In a close, hard-
fought affair, the Ultramar petites pulled out a 3-2 victory to capture the gold
medal.
The Ultramar Gas Bar petite,, jumped out to a two -goal lead, on markers by
Chelsey Emslie, only to sec it disappear late in the game. Pickering had sev-
eral chances to take the lead late in the contest. With seconds left, team cap-
tain Courtney Puddister picked up a rebound from an Emslie shot to fire the
game %% inner.
In earlier play, the Pickering petites defeated Stratford 5-3, Gloucester 7-5,
Woolw ich 10-3 and Woolwich again in the semi-final contest 5-3.
Team members are Salvatrice Assenza. Kourtney Edwards. Tara Edwards,
Chelsev Emslie. Jeanine Habibullah, Laura Hill, Kelly McNabney, Courtney
TiffanyPuddister. TiffaThompson, Christine Whitall and Ashley Howell.
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Pickering ringette teams dominate tourney
PICKFRING --- Pickerin, teams soon scNeral
medals at the Pickering Ringeltc Association's
181h annual Fchru;uA Classic Ringetle tourna-
nrcnl al the Don Beer Arena and Pickcr1111
Recreation Complex last weekend.
The tourney played hurt to more than 600
players front 21 ringette organizations across
Ontario. In total, there \sere 46 teams playing
91) u'anles.
In nine divisions al the tourn:unent, Pickering
leants wun medals in six brackets.
The Pickering petite 'A'. Pickering bunnies.
Pickering no%ice 'C' and Pickering, petite
scants all won Fold medals at the event.
Silvcr-medal_winning Pickering suluads were
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the Pickering twecn 'A', which lost a tight
garlic to) rival Ajax in the final, and the
Pickering belle 'A' lean), which dropped the
tourney final to the *95 provincial 'A' champs
front Gloucester.
The Pickering Ringetle Association has the
distinction of being the only association in
Durham Region which boasts it full four -team
house league fur players lour to 12 years old as
well as an intermediate 'AA' team. All levels
of 1–Cgional [cants and provincial 'A' compli-
nlent the PRA which has gamcs every
Wednesday and Sunday at the Pickering
Rccicalion Complex. The PRA currently has
200 players from age four to 34.
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Nokia Cup curling champ ready for Canada's best
All eyes on
the rock
Skip Bob Ingram of the Ridgetown Curling Club lines
up his shot, while rival skip Russ Howard of the
MacTier Curling Club peers over his shoulder during
the Nokia Cup Ontario Men's Curling Championship
final at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sunday
afternoon. Ingram pulled off a major upset by defeat-
ing the two-time world champion Howard rink 7-5. The
Ingram rink will represent Ontario at the Brier in
Kamloops, B.C. next month.
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status as a rock star after
sweeping curling fans of
their feet here on the weck-
end.
1 -he 39-vcar-old skip and
his Ridgetown Curling Club
cohorts completed the
dauntin_, task ul unseating
two former world champi-
ons to win their first Nokia
Cup Ontario Mcn's Curling
Championship at the
Pickering Recreation
Complex Sunda, .
Ingrain watched as eight -
time Ontario champ and
two-titne world champ Russ
Howard's final shut in the
101h end missed the mark.
giving Ingram's foursome a
7-5 victory over the
MacTrer Curling Club rink
in the Nokia Cup final.
To get to the title Panic.
In�_ram. vice Larry Smyth.
second Rob Runlfeldt and
lead Jim Brackett sidelined
1:d 'Thc %Vrench'
Werenich's AvonIca
Curling Club rink in the
semi-final match Saturday.
Ironically, two of the
Ingrarn rink's three losses
in round-robin play during
the week were to the
Howard and Werenich four-
somes.
"We were ecstatic to win
it and to go on to represent
Ontario at the Brier. It real-
ly feels great," Ingram tells
the News Advertiser.
Ingram admits he supply
hoped to make the playoffs
at the Nokia Cup. But, after
losing his first two matches
on (tic first day of competi-
tion last Tuc.day to
Werentch ( Ill -51 and
Howard ( 10-8). he and his
mates needed to regroup
and re -focus to get their
game back on track.
Our goal was to make
the playoffs and just take it
one game at a time. We
were just happy that we
won (subsequent early
games). NVc started off the
first day with two losses to
Wcrenich and Howard. We
knew we played well, but
not well enough to win. WC
wanted to pick it up :t few
notches and make the play-
offs and that's what we did.
We got the two hig guys out
of the way the first day."
Ingram says his first order
of business now is to make
arran,!ements to get time
away front his job as a
process operator at Amoco
Canada in Sarnia to play in
the Brier in Kamloops. B.C.
next month. He expects
more of the same top com-
petition at the prestigious
national men's champi-
onship.
"It's the Canadian cham-
pionship and we're going to
h- wearing the Ontario col-
ors. We're just going to do
the best we can. I don't
know who's playing in it
yet, but I imagine they will
be as good as the competi-
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Ingram was effusive in his
praise of both the ice at the
complex, along with the
hospitality of the host
%1`hith,, Curlin- Club.
"E: crything was excel-
lent. They really put on a
good show. The Whitby
Curling Club just hent over
hackwards fur you.
tiverything was great."
Pickering p
ground Flyers 2-1
in series opener
PIC'KERING — The Pi,:kcrrng Panthers Spurts
Medicine and Rehab. Clinic peewee 'A' hockey team
has a leg up on the Barrie f=lyers in its
hest -of -five second -round playoff G
series. �Q��i► yo
The Panthers scored a 2-1 win v `
over the Flyers in the first Panic. o r
Stephen McF.achen tallic.l the win-
ner for Pickering in the third peri-
od. Stephen Phillips scored the first
goal fur the Panthers. Drawing assists
were Jeremy Holmes with two and Phillips with a
sin. -,lc.
Gualtcnder Scan Sadler was outstanding in the net
for Pickering, turning away 32 ol' 33 shots on net.
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We are looking for a
G.M. CLASS "A" MECHANIC
who is productive/quality
conscious
& wanting to work
in a busy flat rate shop.
Call GRANT BROCK AT
COWAN PONTIAC BUICK
Bowmanville 623-3396
eneral machinist required for
•oduction equipment manufac-
• Minimum 5 years experience
• Good salary and benefits
Send resumes to:
TERLTN INDUSTRIES
LTD.
782 McKay Rd.,
Pickering, Ontario
LIW 2Y4
SALES established dry
cleaner looking for people
who want to earn great
commission s7bon uses part-
hme7full-time. Call (416)
424-4337 ask for Richard
NLenbrook
A leading international distribution company has an
immediate requirement for a
PROGRAMMER - APPLICATION
SOFTWARE
The SLlccessl-ul applicant must havC a c011CgC degree
In Computer Science involving Programming and
SN stems AnalNsts- and have 3 - 5 Nears experience
With C++ l)I: Nclopment in it Nk*Indows environment.
I-anliliarit) with 'SIS :access or I-oxpro f'()r VVIndows
i,o ould he and asset.
Fhc applicant should have a L*ood working
kno%0cdge of current \Vindow Sohwarc packages
.Ind N'o%cll LAN' hardware confiLourations. As a
progcunn)er, ) ou would be part of a tear)
responsihlc tier custom application dcvclopn)cnt
using, Visual C++ in a Windows 3.1 and Nino cll
Ncl%karc environment.
11 you arc interested and would cnjuv working in a
last -paced, non-smoking. environment, please send
our resurnt: ht FridaN. FchruarN 16. 1996 to:
Lenhr«1k Industries limited
Human Resources - file #320
633 Cranite Court
Pickering, Ontario
LI%N* 3h1
Fax: (91151 831-6936
\o agencies or phone calls please. We will
ihoroughh rc%icw and consider all resumes although
we are onl. ahle to respond to those who are selected
!or interviews . V1'c thank Al others for their interest.
Lenhrook Industries Limited is committed to
employment equittr.
Hospitab
MedicaUDental
EXPERIENCED .-
., Rie en, onist worry
-..en,ngs and Saturdays
)utgong. enthusiastic and
.. 4ndly individual with brig
,-•n1 corrtmidment in nand
Ckenng area Reply F,!e
97273 Oshawa wniroy
Tn s Week P 0 Box 48,
Oshawa 0- L "H 7L5
REGISTERED PHYSIO-
THERAPIST. t .r
pa^ e..m, available
'imedately` on busy rehab
nK. downtown Oshawa
Fa
or more information Cl
571-1729
SMALL - '.r smoking den-
-». ,r Whitby iooking
•air mehvated energetic re-
:epbor,,st / cria,rs,de asses
•air; Please fax ,esurne to
4.6-733-1764
Daycare
• Wanted
NANNY WANTED. non
s nok:r, for one year old.
professional family n VYtxt-
by. expenence , reterences
and ECE must' Call Mon -
Fn 8 . topm & all day
Weekends 430-3598
Dayeare
Available
Skilled
Help ARE YOU looking for
quality care at an affordable
PROJEC11 MT
;Non-union) for
MULTIPLEX MOVIE
Theater In your area.
Weekends & nights.
Good wages &
benefit plan.
fax resume
905-898-7629
Head Office.
Im (Medical DMW
DENTAL RECEPTION-
IST required full lime for 6
months maternity leave. ex
penence necessary. Logic
Tech Computer an asset
905420-9211 between 9-4
pm
price. Please call Pat at
619.1712
DAYCARE
8 yrs. exp., reas. rates,
refer., available, good
structured routine,
flex. hours, any age
welcome. back up Day-
care provided
4204526
north eleet Mi
Near seieNe, Mei
Wt ta-truiew
TM 9--d yap*
ee�Eertabu
envk)ow e -t
Call 428-00gT
mDaycare
e Available
HOME
play - .r, rtenced yard nu-
trltxx s lunches and snack.
close to park references.
Whites Rd S area Phone
420-8676 or 683-2474
JOIN us 'or a safe secure
acd Gv ng env,ronrrynt.
weekly outings, non-smooK
mg, close to Vaughan Vol
lard School 831 0096
LOVING daycare provided
on mr )me Nutritious
mealsprovided Close to
park R�asonabie Refer-
ence- r)56t96589
1 Employment
Wanted
CERTIFIED Health Care
Aid, looking for work. pan
l,me flexible hours with
own transportation Look-
ing for short of long term
position Excellent refer-
ences Cad 579-4570
' Firewood
A GREAT DEAL -Top
quality seasoned hardwood
at low prices FREE DELIV-
ERY Serving Pickering,
Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa.
Call DURHAM FIREWOOD
427-4741.
BROOKLIN FIREWOOD.
Established 25 years Bush
cords, face cords and kin-
dling bags of quality sea-
soned firewood Fast
friendly service and free
delivery Please phone or
leave message (905) 655-
5490 or 655-8797
FIREWOOD, Excellent
quality hardwood, Guar-
anteed, extra long time fully
seasoned, cut and split.
Honest measurment. Free
delivery. Kozy Heat, Fire-
wood.(905)753.2246
SKIDS & Pallets for fire-
wood, hardwood & soil -
wood nuxed, pre cut or bro-
ken. delivery available,
large & small loads Limited
lime offer call (905)430-
9013
^,_ SLEEPMASTER LTD.
c
.... MATTRESS SALE
MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION
F:�'F:KI"1'f11NG 11['ST
RF: 501.1)'
$9911101
SI -AN START[No'l \T
We Pay The P.S.T & G.S.T.
Limited Quantities
831-1315
895 Sandy Beach Rd., Pickering
Sat & Sun 10-4 Evening by
Mon -Fri. 8-6 appointment
CARPET MILL DIRECT
10C' ,y'c•, !nick plush,
stain resistant carpet for 3
ooms. only 5349. price in-
:luding. 30 square yards.
:arpet. pad.labour, Free
estimate. Arnold 1-800-
563-6046 1 yr no payment.
10 interest For 1 full year
CARPETS lots of carpet.
10C-,yiun, new stain re -
ease carpets on hand. I will
;arpet 3 rooms. S349 Price
ncludes carpet. premium
)ad. expert installation, fast
*livery. 1,ee estmales (30
lards) Norman 6862314
COMPUTERS Compaq
WC , o- piNie with VGA
WEDDING r l+i -- -
yhorl eeve, asking
SS,W Call 5 76-2964
WEDDING Town. size 26.
$500 B-.vlwork, train,
headpiece $75 3 red
bndesmaid dresses
$
80
each Washer & dryer
$450/parr OBO Call 434-
1338 atter 6 30p m
YAMAHA exquisite grand
plane ebony G1 series
Beautiful, old•. tone. Im-
maculate quality Asking
$8000 Call 905.427-1479
;M1
Articles
Wanted
1985 OLDSMOBILE
Cutlass Supreme V-6,
auto. 4 door, good running
condition, new starter, ask-
ing $800. OBO 905.723-
6291
1986 CHEV Celebrity
Lurusport, very good con-
rhuon, new exhaust and al-
ternator, good tires, cert.,
S1900.434-1349.
1986 CHRYSLER Laser,
4 ,:yllnder 2 door, aic. pias.
p'b. 5 -speed, while. excel-
lent condition. $975 as is.
(all 905-579-3042
1986 JEEP WA-
't
LM . 4 x a , all
r. ngiral paint. no rust.
'+1.000 kit one owner,
••.ery cr,t:on. showroom
• nt condition, certified.
:t.195 Brock Auto Sales,
- - Toler of Brock Rd and
' wnton- Pickering 427-
1986 NISSAN 300 ZX.
loaded tilt. ,'r : air lum
bar system. Troot. 5 -speed,
excellent workinq condition,
asking S45o0 728-1582
1986 NISSAN Multi 135k
5 spd a or good conch
tion, 52800 as is call after 6
PM 668-4254
1988 CHEV CAPRICE
wagon v-8. runs and looks
excellent many options
120.000 miles . certified
$3.300 or best offer or trade
for smaller vehicle 579-
5799
1988 Olds Delta 88. 4 -door
9051571 1413
KEEP YOUR 9 mm & so,
: rr ti film sate on high
' Flea luyrty video.Tnple R Video
Market transfer offers the best
;Mice with music added no
extra n r caw 905 725
SPRING Country Lran
Snow Ilv.ir 60 IOD al'ty
ern.0durs. Sun ApelW14
Jubilee Pavrlkon. in beatxh,
fol Lake View Park. Simcoe
St S Oshawa Some ta-
bles still available $45
Into 434-5531
Can i905)987-7243
19W TRACKER CL. tied,
am.tm sle,wr. Is etre. solt-
top, new hard -top. stan-
dard. 110k, excellent con-
dmon, must sell $6500
c age - o b o 905-432 3119.
CRIB (pus mattress), loot
change fable. sdhd wood. ' Computer ' Computer
mint condition. pad S700. KENWOOD 200 WATT
asking $300 Adjustable c "11" home stereo sys- Video video
two chair S50 428-1276 tem 5 di CD, dual cas-
EARLY 1950-S DECCA settle tows speakers Rent
'o own by phone from
R.kDIC GRAM bow fromed 57 50rweek Cal today INTERNET SERVICE
4z7 6503 s 250 best offer 057,./4,3 AVAILABLE
Articles
for Sale
WHEELCHAIR Uu ck.e
Rx ' oclei B,a- l new rev
er used. asking $800 905-
5794992
IS" Digital Satatite Sys-
tem For as Imre as S9 00,
wk No money, down Rent
to own by phony (905)571
1413
2 African gray parrots.
male & female, 51200 int
eluding cage call (905)
697-3482
ANTIQUE oak table & 5
chairs. S375. Computer
desk. $115. Kitchen table
w/6 chars. S65 Beer fndge,
S55 Office desk, $95. Bed.
sofa & chair, $95 TV stand,
$20 and many other nems
905-697-3532.
ART! Limited Editions.
Trisha Romance . Eliza-
beth Berry. Brent Town.
send. Rob Sune$135 Pro-
cessionally framed, double
matted. Must Sell, 905.725-
3899
ATT: D.J: S - 1 Bryston
48 amp and 1 pr. Klypsch
301 speakers. $1400 each
or $2600 for both Great
dealt Cal Vince 721-9652.
NIKON F photonic head
mint, with 50m1 lens 5350
Days 905-723.4631 Even-
ings 905-666-3428 Scott
BRAND New 3 -seater
sofa, blue & white plaid,
$600 firth Call 571-1497.
Carpet Broker, 100%.
Nylon thick, plush, stain re-
sistant carpet. For 3 rooms,
only $369 00. Price in-
cludes 30 Sq yds carpet,
deluxe pad and installation
in your home Free quota
lion . in your home No in-
terest.
ntterest. no payment for one
lull year, Daniel, 1-800-
217-0104
KITCHEN--obowds. oak.
linear tees w/pantrys. 5
ears old Best other Call
105-263-4423
MODERN :ompteto bed-
, "I si.-' , by DeBoers.
moowa, units almond color.
queen size better than ex
cellent condition. $950 or
best otter 1905) 839--4124
after, 6 p m
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
Why pay retail prices? One
of Ontario's oldest and lar
gest manufacturers is now
selhng direct to the public
Eg oak pedestal table and
4 chairs $849. 7 to double
pedestal and 6 chairs
S1499. cannonball beds
tom 5399. Over 20 stain
choices, all solid, no
veneers Traditional Wood-
working 905-985-8774
PIANO & Bench. upright
Mason & Rich, excellent
condition. Also over 100
year old pump organ and
stool by Mason & Hamlin,
beautiluly, engraved, a real
gem for antque lovers. Also
some other household
items. Moving. Must sell.
Call Ben 576-3269.
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Dur-
ham's largest selection -
New and used Pianos. Not
sure? Rent to own, apt.
size, upright, grand, digital,
keyboards. All 1995 mer-
chandise reduced! Telep
Piano Works, 433-1491,
SCORESISPREADS.
Keep informed with the
Sports Line 1 - 900 - 776-
0700 ext. 1637. 52.99 per
min Must be 18 years,
Serv/u (619) 645-8434.
SEASONED 1' oak lum-
ber, rough cut, random
widths. approx 2000 bd, h
best offer over $2 OOrbd ft.
Call 723-0790.
TOSHIBA 27- stereo tele-
vision Bonus 6 yr parts
and labour warranty No
money down Rent to own
by phone for as little as
$6 00/week Call (905)571-
1413
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 574.4400
e Petvbupplift a PeWSuppliesl
11 Boarding I Boarding
To our lonucr r!ients who like lu keep in
touch by dropping by, please note We are
now Iticaled at:
I" WATERIAX) ST. 1'NIT 1.
We remain one of a kind with nu al -filiation
to any other obedience school.
TEAM OBEDIENCE
721-7554
' ComputeAtnonwbile$
Anternet For Sale
CASH PAID dead or alive
computers. 396. 486, print-
ers, momtors, sales & serv-
ices, upgrades & more eau
Decover at 905-619-1712.
• r=WWJPPNM
Boarding
ROTTWEILER pups,
maleNemale, CKC regis-
tered, tattooed, all shots,
excellent temperament, su-
perior breed lines, must go.
$550. Call 705-742-1516
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
Monday March 18th Puppy
(up to 16 weeks, ) and ba-
sic ; Tuesday March 19th -
Pretrial. Call Bev at 905-
435 -OM.
1978 Lemans V6. 4 dr,
parts or whole. Many new &
good parts. Best offer 905-
432-6088.
1983 CAMARO 5 -speed.
good running condition,
asking $1000 o.b o- As is.
Call 905-571.5447
1991 ISUZU IMPULSE,
auto, power everything, air ,
2 winter tires, 85,000 kms.,
non smoker. 1 owner, good
condition, as is $5200.
728-7543.
1991 PONTIAC GRAND
PRIX LE, V-6, auto, air.
power windows, bolts, tilt,
cruise, good condition,
$7,000. Telephone 728-
2805
1991 SUNBIRD LE, pts,
a/c, am/fm, tape, under-
coated, 4 -door, white, like
new. Cal 905-579.1943.
1992 S10 Extended -Cab,
with bedliner. Tahoe, auto.,
black, great condition. Only
40,000 km. 510,000. cen.
Call 723-7464.
1993 Buick Regal, silver, 4
door, p.w. , p d., p.s., p.b.. air
conditioning, V6. excellent
condition, 106,000k's,
$13,000. certified, 509-
1940.
1993 Grand Am GT, sporty
4 -door, loaded, extended
warranty (04/98). low mile-
age 34K, white, excellent
condition, $13,800. Call
404-1464.
fully loaded. excellent con -
nonrtor $299 , 485 IBM
Ws complete $499 Ouad
ANTIOUES r1Uav,ulmy.
d'ton. certified. must sell.
speed CD Rom kits with
P.,r L,,ndure or an-
54500 call 579-5739
speakers and head phones
tithing vld Scientific ,rlstru-
1989 Chev Cavalier RS, 2-
3219 las of new and used
merits, china. silver. adveh
door. 6 cylinder, auto.
.ystems to choose from at
I'ng. toys- decoys, dolls.
88km. air & more. excelent
.larmgton Computer. 164
milk bottles. collections or
44
co"tron 595 cert 1987
laseline Rd E. Bowman
esta, es Cal Routh Bowen
Chevene 2 -door, auto.
,ille. (Just east of Flying
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
92kmecononucal. excel.
,Xilichman hotel)
Brookhn
lent condition. $1995 cert
DIAMOND RING. set, 64
UNWANTED Scrap metal
ob.o 433-1787
:arat ,tea, plus 12 bnn-
PICK-' _Y 'ridges, stoves.
19W HYUNDAI SO-
NO
Ints. appraised 55.200
washers dryers, cars.
TA • owne•. 34 KM best
ZmAlhrl set. Ask,nq S17DO
trucks, etc Call (905)430-
otter as .s Must be seen to
k1a.432-8919
9013
ty appreciated call 725-
219
HITACHI 31- sliver tele-
Arts &
, s.,r F,ee delivery and
1990 Toyotadxextend-
-tetup Rent to own todayRon,
Crafts
cab pick up, 5 speed. 4 cy-
'Or as little as $8 Tyweek
boder. torted windows. tool
No money down Call
box. bed kner, $6900 o b o.
9051571 1413
KEEP YOUR 9 mm & so,
: rr ti film sate on high
' Flea luyrty video.Tnple R Video
Market transfer offers the best
;Mice with music added no
extra n r caw 905 725
SPRING Country Lran
Snow Ilv.ir 60 IOD al'ty
ern.0durs. Sun ApelW14
Jubilee Pavrlkon. in beatxh,
fol Lake View Park. Simcoe
St S Oshawa Some ta-
bles still available $45
Into 434-5531
Can i905)987-7243
19W TRACKER CL. tied,
am.tm sle,wr. Is etre. solt-
top, new hard -top. stan-
dard. 110k, excellent con-
dmon, must sell $6500
c age - o b o 905-432 3119.
CRIB (pus mattress), loot
change fable. sdhd wood. ' Computer ' Computer
mint condition. pad S700. KENWOOD 200 WATT
asking $300 Adjustable c "11" home stereo sys- Video video
two chair S50 428-1276 tem 5 di CD, dual cas-
EARLY 1950-S DECCA settle tows speakers Rent
'o own by phone from
R.kDIC GRAM bow fromed 57 50rweek Cal today INTERNET SERVICE
4z7 6503 s 250 best offer 057,./4,3 AVAILABLE
Articles
for Sale
WHEELCHAIR Uu ck.e
Rx ' oclei B,a- l new rev
er used. asking $800 905-
5794992
IS" Digital Satatite Sys-
tem For as Imre as S9 00,
wk No money, down Rent
to own by phony (905)571
1413
2 African gray parrots.
male & female, 51200 int
eluding cage call (905)
697-3482
ANTIQUE oak table & 5
chairs. S375. Computer
desk. $115. Kitchen table
w/6 chars. S65 Beer fndge,
S55 Office desk, $95. Bed.
sofa & chair, $95 TV stand,
$20 and many other nems
905-697-3532.
ART! Limited Editions.
Trisha Romance . Eliza-
beth Berry. Brent Town.
send. Rob Sune$135 Pro-
cessionally framed, double
matted. Must Sell, 905.725-
3899
ATT: D.J: S - 1 Bryston
48 amp and 1 pr. Klypsch
301 speakers. $1400 each
or $2600 for both Great
dealt Cal Vince 721-9652.
NIKON F photonic head
mint, with 50m1 lens 5350
Days 905-723.4631 Even-
ings 905-666-3428 Scott
BRAND New 3 -seater
sofa, blue & white plaid,
$600 firth Call 571-1497.
Carpet Broker, 100%.
Nylon thick, plush, stain re-
sistant carpet. For 3 rooms,
only $369 00. Price in-
cludes 30 Sq yds carpet,
deluxe pad and installation
in your home Free quota
lion . in your home No in-
terest.
ntterest. no payment for one
lull year, Daniel, 1-800-
217-0104
KITCHEN--obowds. oak.
linear tees w/pantrys. 5
ears old Best other Call
105-263-4423
MODERN :ompteto bed-
, "I si.-' , by DeBoers.
moowa, units almond color.
queen size better than ex
cellent condition. $950 or
best otter 1905) 839--4124
after, 6 p m
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
Why pay retail prices? One
of Ontario's oldest and lar
gest manufacturers is now
selhng direct to the public
Eg oak pedestal table and
4 chairs $849. 7 to double
pedestal and 6 chairs
S1499. cannonball beds
tom 5399. Over 20 stain
choices, all solid, no
veneers Traditional Wood-
working 905-985-8774
PIANO & Bench. upright
Mason & Rich, excellent
condition. Also over 100
year old pump organ and
stool by Mason & Hamlin,
beautiluly, engraved, a real
gem for antque lovers. Also
some other household
items. Moving. Must sell.
Call Ben 576-3269.
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Dur-
ham's largest selection -
New and used Pianos. Not
sure? Rent to own, apt.
size, upright, grand, digital,
keyboards. All 1995 mer-
chandise reduced! Telep
Piano Works, 433-1491,
SCORESISPREADS.
Keep informed with the
Sports Line 1 - 900 - 776-
0700 ext. 1637. 52.99 per
min Must be 18 years,
Serv/u (619) 645-8434.
SEASONED 1' oak lum-
ber, rough cut, random
widths. approx 2000 bd, h
best offer over $2 OOrbd ft.
Call 723-0790.
TOSHIBA 27- stereo tele-
vision Bonus 6 yr parts
and labour warranty No
money down Rent to own
by phone for as little as
$6 00/week Call (905)571-
1413
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 574.4400
e Petvbupplift a PeWSuppliesl
11 Boarding I Boarding
To our lonucr r!ients who like lu keep in
touch by dropping by, please note We are
now Iticaled at:
I" WATERIAX) ST. 1'NIT 1.
We remain one of a kind with nu al -filiation
to any other obedience school.
TEAM OBEDIENCE
721-7554
' ComputeAtnonwbile$
Anternet For Sale
CASH PAID dead or alive
computers. 396. 486, print-
ers, momtors, sales & serv-
ices, upgrades & more eau
Decover at 905-619-1712.
• r=WWJPPNM
Boarding
ROTTWEILER pups,
maleNemale, CKC regis-
tered, tattooed, all shots,
excellent temperament, su-
perior breed lines, must go.
$550. Call 705-742-1516
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
Monday March 18th Puppy
(up to 16 weeks, ) and ba-
sic ; Tuesday March 19th -
Pretrial. Call Bev at 905-
435 -OM.
1978 Lemans V6. 4 dr,
parts or whole. Many new &
good parts. Best offer 905-
432-6088.
1983 CAMARO 5 -speed.
good running condition,
asking $1000 o.b o- As is.
Call 905-571.5447
1991 ISUZU IMPULSE,
auto, power everything, air ,
2 winter tires, 85,000 kms.,
non smoker. 1 owner, good
condition, as is $5200.
728-7543.
1991 PONTIAC GRAND
PRIX LE, V-6, auto, air.
power windows, bolts, tilt,
cruise, good condition,
$7,000. Telephone 728-
2805
1991 SUNBIRD LE, pts,
a/c, am/fm, tape, under-
coated, 4 -door, white, like
new. Cal 905-579.1943.
1992 S10 Extended -Cab,
with bedliner. Tahoe, auto.,
black, great condition. Only
40,000 km. 510,000. cen.
Call 723-7464.
1993 Buick Regal, silver, 4
door, p.w. , p d., p.s., p.b.. air
conditioning, V6. excellent
condition, 106,000k's,
$13,000. certified, 509-
1940.
1993 Grand Am GT, sporty
4 -door, loaded, extended
warranty (04/98). low mile-
age 34K, white, excellent
condition, $13,800. Call
404-1464.
Automobiles
For Sale
93 PARK AVENUE.
"'J,at must sell
E, nwood. quality sten
nmi for car 11 pcs
value. v2 price.
;,oer 4 door. red.
ABS. P.'L, PIT.
de -AM/FM cas-
000 Kd . $10.200
if 105 887 5729
994 CAVALIER, power
N,., wI�dows.
6+3kes, air, am -fm cas-
F.... 35.000 kit . 2 yr war
rremaining, certified
k .. oC 427-0762
1991 Chev Corsica.
,. • i
auto, 4 dr. 3 1
p locks, driver
air bag. am/hn cass
) Peter 4347564
1995 ';HAND AM 4 door.
•ireeri V6. auto. air,
crur,e and much more
576-3264
2nd CHANCE FINANC-
ING Uw--harrger].I I',
r•,arWo Bankrupts &
.yrs. 16 yrs exp -Trustee
loved" on new/used
cies "Down Payment
"ns Available" O A C "II
u're workmg, you're ap-
;vedi- Call Gary Wood.
Lease. 1020 Brock
1 800-792-5587 or
• 5.4209979 anytime
93 OLDS CUTLASS
,prem✓ 55.000 km 4
+n. fully loaded- Teal col -
Asking $15.000. Phone
3 M2'
94 Pi}NTIAC SUNBIRD.
i.. � cyl red. air. am/fm
.rssette. 19.000 kms rear
.aaler power locks.
-axe•, steering, certified.
pro 432-2821
1991 Trans Am GTA
t a. - 5 TL, auto, well
-•ryrpped. 109.000 km. ex
�cutve driven $9400 or
rest offer 427.4787 after 7
^m
MUST SELL 1989
C•:.dge Sprit, 195 000 kd ,
.ill hio ay. air, hit. Cruise.
7ood s"ape, all ongir 1.
5970260, after 6 Prim
S2000
SMARTEN UP CUPID!
. ,rely Valentine deals for
ler a1 Cemcar Auto Centre
Eg ;2, 1990 Grand Prix's.
fantastic $8.395 (2) 1990
Tempest LE's. 31 V-6. art.
'rpm 55.695 1992 Astro RS
Nxtended, bided from
$12.295 Cavalier 224's
'rom $5.295 92 Cavalier
R S Air. 3 1 v6, auto, red,
58.195 87 Daytona, auto.
super sharp. red. only
$3 695 89 Beretta GT.
loaded. 126 kms, 2 6 V-6.
now $6.800 91 Buck Re -
)31 G S. loaded, sunroof.
ourgundy sale $7.995. firm.
37 Olds Calais Coupe.
carted, 123 kms, 64,995
Must be seen 90 Lunvna.
Beauty air, 31 v-6. now
1nly 56.995 89 Blazer 4 3.
126 kms, perfect $9.500 91
Buick Century Lid, totally
oadedsale S7.995- 89
. avalier 2 8 v-6, air, wag -
m. excellent $4,695 Fi-
nancing o.A-C. Cani-
car Auto Centre, 155
King St. West at Mid-
town Mall, "Where our
customers send their
friends'. can 579-
2886. Open Sunday.
' Automobiles
tNafdld
CARS FOR CASHI We
buy used vehicles. Vehi-
cles must be in running
condition.. Call 427-2415
Of come to 479 Be* St.
East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO
SALES.
SCRAP cars a tricks
wanted. Any condipk. any
age, free removal in the
Durham Region, cash
Paid Also needed, '81
Chev p.u. Cale anytime.
Oshawa 431-0407.
WANM
DEAD OR ALIVE
-FREE' towing for scrap,
used or abandoned Cars
trucks 1M pidt-up,
top prices paid.
up to $100
(416)281-3499
(416)281-9804
' Trucks
for Sale
1977 Chev pick up. new
350 4 boll, aluminum in-
take, Holley, headers, 4
core rad, lowered, custom
duals, all new GM body
Panels. welds, monster
tack, leather interior, dean
and straight. $10,500. or
cash & bade 728-5272.
' Trucks For
Sale RM Motorcycles Motorcycles
1987 S 10 Blazer. 350 V8.
lowered, fresh paint. cus
form duals. mags. B & M
shelter, clean, straight and
fast $5800 o b o Call 728-
5272
1989 Ford 1/2 -ton. F-150.
5 speed standard w/over
drive, very good condition.
300 cubic" engine. p s , tint
windows, custom sun visor,
running boards. many ex
bras. $6900 o b o
(9051404-9283
TAKE OVER LEASE.
199'+ 1 ton GM work Von
14 months left Scarborough
(416) 265-2872
Vans/
HE 4 Wheel Drive
1986 FORD EconoVan
Low mileage st,nrnof. 3`�1
V-8. great condition $2(XX1
firm 905�435�1088
1990- 150 DODGE RAM
VAN. 318 EFI, HID Susp
54995 cert or best offer
579-9619
1992 Aerostar XL - ext 4 0
I,tre, V5. 7 -passenger. ex
cellent condition. blue/grey
colour, $9950 certified Bal
ance of warranty 436-
0287
RM, Trailers
LIFETIME camping mem-
bership Camp from coast
to coast U S (Canada $4 00
per nne. Paid 53.695 Must
sell $495 U S. dollars 1 -
800,236-0327
6111
' Heavy Duty
• Equipment
MINI HYDRAULIC exca
valor 89 Takeucri , T1315.
low hours. excellent for
foundation excavating for
repairs Well maintained.
asking $16.50000 Call
905 725-2166
Apartments
For Rent
1 i 2 BEDROOM
APARTMENTS. Ritson A
Adelaide. 5680 parking.
appkances. available
Feb.1 i March. 1 Call
(705)799-5329
1 BEDROOM apartments.
tunvshed or unfurnished
Available immec ately
Starting $450Jmonm+Hy-
dro first month and 112 of
Last months rent required
Cad Stephen 571-3229
273 bedroom apartments. 8
story building, dose to
schools, Library. South GM
plant Available erhrrrOate-
ly and Nov 428-6328 1-
7pm for appointment
ADELAIDEAVILSON 2
bedroom main floor Quiet
neighbourhood. pod No.
pets. $750:month incku,ve
Avadabile, immediately. First
and last 436-1445
AJAX - 2 bedroom base-
ment apt, separate en-
trance, laundry fac , utilities
and panting included Non
smokers preferred. $750
mo Firstilast Avail. Mar 1.
683-0.315
AJAX - clean. spacious.
bright. 2 bedroom base-
ment apartment, private
ertrance, cable, laundry.
parking. utilities included.
No smolker, $650 mo. Call
619.9081.
AJAX - large one bedroorn
basement apt., with fire-
place. slove and Indge.
Share Laundry. Parking,
6550 plus 172 utilities. Bob
6863201.
AJAX NEWLY renovated
two bedroom basement
apartment separate en-
trance, Landry, pill". no
pets, non smokers. IstAast.
$675 vickisive. 686 -MIO
AJAX Oxford Towers
Spacious apartments. quiet
building, dose to shopping.
401, GO. Pod, sauna. 2 6
3 bedrooms available
March 1, April 1 and May I.
683.8571 until 7:30 p.m.
AJAX Westley / Hwy.e2
Modern spacious 2 bed-
room bsmt. apt., separate
entrance, use of yard, near
schools, parks, $625 plus,
immediate, (416) 463-
2950
AJAX-PICKERING . sell
contained bachelor apts.
Parking, close to all ameni-
ties. 666--8905
ALL Inclusive, main floor,
2 -bedroom plus office.
laundry facilities. parking.
fully fenced backyard,
walkout to deck, Ajax. 59257
month. 686-7507.
1995 VIRAGO lloo
21000 Kms.
Warranty until
May '97e
Many extras. Mint.
$7,000 or best offer.
905-666-5175
anytime
ril ApartmentsApartments
For Rent EA � 1 For Rent
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS
2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom. 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT
Mon. -Fri. 9 - 5 AUCTION SALE
(905) 683-6021-nhques. G,iectables
SHELTER CANADIAN L, 7&Household effects
PROPERTIES LIMITED SUN. FEB. I8TH.11AM.
Clarington residents
call 444-2615
AVAILABLE IMME
DIATELY.,r Whitby Apr
building., spacious. carpel
ed. newly painted, with bal-
cony. close to bus, shop-
ping, all utilities included.
first / last required, no pets.
1 bedroom $625. 2 bed-
room. S725 Call 430-0134
BRIGHT 1 BEDROOM
bamt apt Whitby area. all
appliances. self contained
first / last, call after 6. 905-
668-2120
CENTRAL Oshawa, mod-
em, very clean, secure in
park semng. 2 -bedrooms.
from 5740 NI inclusive
Avadable Feb 29 Cad 579-
5219 or 7?8.6711
COZY furnished bachelor-
ene Bus all door. parking.
prhvate entrance i tall AN
inclusive. sut single female
strict non-snnoker Cad 728-
1517
DETACHED home. Holi-
day Inn area. 2 bedroom
lower apt , laundry fac . 3
pc. bath, $675 incl wive in-
cludes use of gu age.
avaiEle March 1 or April 1 /
Also 2 bedroom townhome.
beautifully decorated. fin-
ished rec room. 4 apphanc-
as, available May 1. $900
inclusive. 726-5708
EAST Ajax 1 bedroom
basement apt Suits single
person.cbse to Go i shop-
$575
hop$575 00 inclusive
Available Mar 1st. Call
Joanne at 905-619-9500
or Craig 686-4510
EXTRA BIG 2 bedroom.
central location, fireplace.
$795 Also 2 bedroom
5695 Cal 433 5586
In exchange for daycare
services in executive
home. Would suit single
mother
(2 bedrooms
available.)
Call 8393932
LAKEVIEW PARK Osrl
wa. mewl renovated. 2
bedroom mail floor of
house. Large backyard.
$795. all utilities induded.
No dogs. 435 -2433 -
LARGE quiet 2 -bedroom
basement, 3 -piece bath.
separate entrance. yard. 4
appliances, for mature
adults, no smoketpets.
$750► 20% utiibes. Avail-
able Mar, t st. 905 -427-
1536I905 -M-8853.
TWO bedroom - Oshawa.
5630 per month. Laundry.
parking. heal wafer inclhid-
ad. Available Mar. Ist. 655--
4076 leave message.
PICKERING - Uverpod/
Hwy 2. 1 -bedroom base-
ment, separate entrance, 5
appliances. steps to Go i
Mall. no smoking, available
immediately. $650/mo in-
clusive, utilities i cable,
420-5147.
LOVELY TWO BED-
ROOM, living room, fire-
place, eat -in kitchen. fridge.
stove and laundry facikhes
$725.00 all Inclusive. Avail-
able Mar 1st 905.434.8781
MAIN FLOOR house,
newly decorated large 3
bedroom. 5 appliances,
quiet residential, large
yard, Oshawa, $750 plus.
Cat 432-8919
MAIN floor of 3 -bedroom
bungalow in Oshawa, dose
to schools/401, 5890 inclu-
sive, available April 1. Call
(905)436-1568.
OSHAWA. close to GM,
newer building, 1. 2. 3 -
bedroom apartments. 905-
438-0229
OSHAWA, nice quiet
area. 1 bdrm bsmi apt .
sep ent . prefer non smok-
ng,
inworking people, park -
g. appliances. Avail
Mart . $425 inclusive, first/
last, 436-79W
OSHAWA John - Centre
Street. 2 bedroom apan-
ment. available Mar. Ist /96.
$675/mo. prkg. and Ltd.
indict. Laundry facilities
available. Call (905) 432-
8914.
BACHELOR APT. every-
thing trckded, $5,x0 nwnth
first / last avail. irrrne lull
y, Oslhawa.434-6756
PICKERING, 1 bedroom
bas~ apartment SOP-
arater entrance, parking.
central air condlbon. cable,
share aundry, first/ Last re-
quired. $600(month Call
420-3741.
PICKEROG 1 bedroom
basement in quiet home,
suit working single. $65W
month inclusive. Available
March 1st. No -pets. Call
(905)42()-2054
PICKERING-Rosebank S.
1 bedroom basement,
shared laundry. $5501
monthly.lst and last, no
pets, hydro, cable included
Backs on to park. Call 723-
0063.
ROSSLAND/Wilson area.
bright one bedroom, utili-
ties
tdrties cable and parking in-
cluded, with fridge, stove
and own entrance. $500/
month firstilast required.
Non - smoker preferred.
Available March Ist 436-
7839
ESTATE AUCTION
SAT. FEB. 17
6 P.M.
MYLES KING
AUCTION HALL
33 HALL ST.
OSHAWA
Modern and artique
fijmdure, plus 1986
pldsmob:le Cutlass
C e•a, certified,
000 kll original
mileage. refrigerator
with matching stove,
marching auto washer
and dryer, green
leather chesterfield
anew), wooden table.
4 :hairs, two antique
hand carved chairs.
rwr, bedroom suites.
,azy boy chair. Chest
••l drawers, dressers,.
rocKing chair, large
screen t -v . Phillips
portable color t v , vcr,
Vantage electric gui-
tar and amplifier, bed
chesterfield (Like new)
pore furniture. wicker
furniture, wardrobes,
cedar chest, large
Quantity of antique
dishes, silver, cturl
tools, jewelry, good
sale. Plan to attend.
All consignments wel-
come. Sales every
Tues., Tlhurs., Sat.. 6
p m Terms cash
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
725.5751
Saturday, Feb.17,
COMMUNITY HALL
NEW CASTLE 20 KING ST. WEST
Preview: 6 p.m., Sale 7 p.m.
'rHE NEWS AUVERTISEX WED., FEBRUARY 14,.1996 -PAGE: 27-A
y
r'
Partial listings: Large variety of furniture to in -
dude antique bookcase. china cabinet, antique
Chaffs, rocking dtalrs, vidonan table, 7 pcs., di-
nelte set, DWW mirror, pine blanket box cedar
carved Chest and more. 4 S & N T romance prints,
also variety of decorative plates. Hummel and
Moorecrall, coledors plates, Cdn. d USA gold and
silver cans, Tiffany style lamps. signed sports
cards, signed baseball, singed Jersey, So Jackson,
signed LIMhols by Shaft O'NW. signed superman
books, and more. 46 pcs. china set, cookware sets.
Home CD stereos, CD walnnan, cordless phones &
answering machines. food dehydrators, gtdls,
goose down dwell, plows, duffel covers, comfort-
ers, satin sheets, feather beds, variety of new
dolling, suede and derrm pants, irritation fur coats,
variety of porcelain dolls, hoover phantom vacuum
machines, crystal clocks, crystal figurines, hand
crafted wine and Champagne glasses, universal re-
motes, exercise marines, computer games, miracle
chef and food choppers, Swiss hand blenders, elec-
tronic keyboards, Harley davidson phone, cast die
cars, capo demonte, Nana and Miglign gift sets,
foot massagers, cameras, command dog trainer,
coca cola musical figurines, orange glow wood polish,
also large variety of toys and jewellery. Auction-
eer's note: This is a large sale. Try to attend. Sale
by M & Z Auctions Terms: Cash, 8 Cheques
(with driver's license and visa or mastercard)For
more idor. call (416) 5767112 after 6 p.m.
CALL
683m7545
for up-to-date
auction listings.
AUCTION
SALE
Sat. Feb. 17 - 10 A, M.
AUCTION SALE .f
antlque5 hr-useh,Id.
and collectibles from
a Mississauga Home
plus inclusions. to be
field at Wilsons Sales
Arena, Uxbridge 2 mi
norm on Main St to
Davis Dr or east on
Davis Dr at Newman
ket for 24 Km
SALE INCLUDES:
Oak bonnet chest.
tlalback cupboard.
sideboard cast iron
pedestal glass top
table, walnut dining
table. white oak 'able
& 6 chairs, harvest ta-
bles. oak stacking
bookcase• oax rocker -
marble hall table ,
pine tablas and
benches. oak deb.
ped desk ant cedar
chest. 5 pc modern
bedroom Ste , new 4
pc oak bedroom Ste .
new box spring & mat-
tress, white veneer 6
pc bedroom ste. , ant.
floor lamps, oak en-
tertarnmeni centre.
trunks Irving room
turn , washer & dryer
(2 yrs ). apt size spin
washer & dryer. freez-
er, fridge, Beach
enamel woodstove.
railway lanterns . ant
Fox cuckoo dock,
ham radio equip
wooden horse. adver-
tising memorabilia,
crass scab. Pt. Perry
cream can, Walter
Campbell Ltd Ed
prints depression
Flo Blue. crystal
Meakin veg. serving
dishes. cut glass.
wooden hand painted
platter, German figur-
Irles. Royal Chelsea
china. Royal Doulton
'Harlequin " plate,
sealers, qty. tools plus
many other items too
numerous to list.
VIEWING; 8 A.M.
sale day
TERMS: Cash, Visa,
MIC or inlefaC.
Sale slfllf :
905.852-6277
GARY HILL AUCTIONS
(Div. of 1081454 On-
tario Inc. )
Suxlderlend :
1-705-357-2185
Toll Free
1-800-654-4647
Don't Forget
oshalw& vhiley
This week
Classified Dept. is
open for your con-
venience every SAL
9:30 to 3:00.
To Place Your
Classified Ad
Please Call
576-9335
SAT FEB 17
Sale Time
10:30 a.m.
Antique and
Contemporary
Auction Sale
Ear9-,rk and Seven
A :,:lions De held at
m�Brougham Com-
,nity Center From
err/ 7 at Brougham.
south on Brod
Po Hall on east sde.
watch for signs. Sell -
Ing with no reserve a
,parnal contents of a
gift store. scented and
teeswax candles.
:.,,,Mons craft Sup-
poes, cut outs etc
Mar: Computer, ce-
ramcs. contemporary
I,lk a,' and armoue,
and night table 9 it.
',,oned architectural
outboard, harvest
table. vanity, walnut
Aral not, antique
dressers and chests
drawers. antique
table and chairs.
trunks. 4 wall Clocks 8
mantel clocks apart
ment size freezer,
gs, press back -,igh
mall, water cooler.
ar.txlue house docs.
V and stereo equip-
ment, cordless tele-
phcnes. Royal Nippon
chocolate set, occu-
pw(j Japan selection
of Gass and china, oil
ara water color pic-
tures. 2 door ash ar-
moire. hockey cards.
selection of gold rings
and jewelry, pocket
watches. crocks.
tools. hockey equip-
ment, marry other arti-
cles to numerous t0
mention. Terms cash.
cheque Sales man-
aged by Maunce
Brock and Seven
Auctions,
Auctioneers
Maurice Jones and
C. TMnline.
For information or to
(41607W74707o.
Grist ON
Feb. 16th
Friday, 6 p.m.
Icing the confer
Tit a CampbeW
me. Pedestal din
erasion table, set
oak chairs, but
d hutch, uprif
loveseats, c
lal table, In
let 9x 12 frir
paintings, se
:hire, bookc
rciser. coffee
ichenware, and a
rge variety of other
rticles. Including 2
tainless restaurant
ounter units. Terms
ash, approved
heaue. visa. Interac.
FRANK C.
STAPLETON,
(905) 786-2244
"CELEBRATING
OUR 25TH YEAR"
SAT., FEB. 17,
11a.m.
PUBLIC AUTO
AUCTION
PETERBOROUGH
AUCTION
CENTER,
PETERBOROUGH,
(2 mlvara, on Hwy
x7 , Approximately 40
r.ar., vans. pickups. 4
x 4 s etc 94 Chry in-
irr:pid loaded. 92
,V,A9e spirit. 91 Chev
L i nina. 92 Chry dy-
nast'. 91 ford Taurus.
rr1 Ply shadow. 90
p,bt. transport van.
,tided 91 Buick L---
"at"e lid, 90 and 91
C•ir, Dynasty. 90 ford
•r' po. 90 ford F250 4
I with plow only
)00 km. 88 Hyur-
exrO 87 Jeep
'Lrf sneer 4 x 4
ted. 88 Olds cut -
Cierra. 86 Aero -
van. 83 Nissan
tra. certified 86
y. 86 Chry. Dayto-
90 ford probe, 89
;le premier, 85
uta Celica. 84 ford
= 4 x 4 pickup. 82
.'ass Cierra. 86 con
,ta. 4 x 4. 93 ford
A-cistar extended
'd- 92 Chyr new
e',rxer. 93 Pont Sun -
LE, 90 Hyundai
.•x•:el. 85 Olds Fhre-
^za, 97 ply reliant. 86
It Aerostar. 85
•lige caravan. 86
eeo Cherokee 4 x 4.
dodge caravan.
x xdlent 93 Polaris
44C liquid. 85
T'__xrler 185 5th
Areel trailer. clean
'.,a,:ed. All vehicles
;,.a-anteed clear tithes
S2 .0 draw Consign
Bring your veht-
aes Thurs or Fri (not
Sa'l Terms $500
_ash, visa or Master-
_rarge at sale Bal-
ance by cash of cerl
'led funds within 5
da v s To consign call
7455007 or
1X )O-"1-6199
Orval Mclean
Auctions Ltd.
RR17
Peterborough
SUNDAY FEB. 18
AT 11:00 A.M.
Oualdy ;:orients !rom
ar antique store and
conectabres from their
antique garden supply
centre, sale held at
the Goodwood Com-
munity Centre (4 km
west of Brock Ad via
Durnam 21) Nice an-
tique furnishings in-
cluding Victorian,
Eastlake etc . Toronto
gold scales c-1920
rrahcase, wall clock
w/prig paint and
wooden works c-
1830, pine lamp table,
Eastman Clinical Ko-
dak camera. pair of
Sheffield and candle-
sticks. silver over
copper c-1840 ex.,
primitive tools. 9 piece
oak diming set, many
old items of cast iron
c -1860's to 70's all
ex., Will plant stand c-
1860, Western Cana-
da Hudderite table
signed c-1875, nice
glass and china. other
items to include an.
pottery, arts and craft,
an deco, copper and
many more antiques
and rare collectales.
Terms Cash, good
cheque. Call for a
taxed list.
Clarkson Auctions
905-640-6411
3
v
MacGregor's Auction Hall.
' A;- Wellington St
NE " '
bowmanville. Take
bedroom apt Hardwood
floors, freshly painted. 4
401 10 Waver Rd.
ty 8
appliances. $650 . Avad-
North to e2 Hwy. East
able March Ist Can after 5
to Scugog St & North
Lim Mon -Fn 571-2690
1 km-. watch for Auc-
tion & Wow Mart
NORTH/CENTRAL Osha-
wa 3 bedroom. $770/mo
Signs. This Sundays
Available immediately 2
auction features an
bedroom $5951mo April,
one bedroom 5475/mo
excellent Selection of
March Utilities included
antiques & collecta-
Clean. quiet. lots of parking,
bles & art work Partial
laundry. please tali collect
list includes dressers
(519) 787 1816
& chests of drawers,
tables (kitchen, par-
ONE i Two bedroom
aparme-Is "Wriodiate,
possession, prefer couple.
lour, tamp. etc.), pine
central Oshawa, fndge.
kitchen cupboard, oak
Hovecarper, shopping
washstand, mist
piara. bus stop, laundry
chairs & rockers old
facilities. 725-2642 after
5Pn
Crocks, decoys.
enamel ware, boxes &
OSHAWA - ONE BED-
Old trunks, mull coat,
ROOM oasemhem apart
ment separate entrance
exercise bike & row -
parking. laundry. $540 in
irg nachame. glass &
clus,". avaliable Much I.
China (Depression.
Ist/last 571-3097
Carnival etc.), collec-
for plates. Ltd. Edition
OSHAWA newly renovat-
ed one & ;wo bedroom.hom
& decorative art
5595 mo includes heat
and hydro. parking and
parker. Loales.
wundry available No pets.
Blenders etc). Plus
non smokers. Cad
manly more rare,
(905)831-8030
unique & useful arty
cles. (Viewing 10:00,
DOWNTOWN OSHAWA.
2 bedroom duplex
a m.) Terms Cash.
6`111"Pol in'a'ne $650 Plus.
Visa, MC. cheque or
upper S595 plus. removal-
ed, 430-3161 or 7259064
Interac. Call for all
yourauction deeds.
CLEAN family building.
Oshawa north. one. two i
We offer complete &
three bedroom Includes
confidential service.
Heat• hydro, fridge, stove,
handling individual
laundry facilities 723-2094
quality Consigniments,
estates & liquidations.
Your place or ours.
OSI4AWA two bedroorn
apartment. freshly decorat-
Auction
ed. new carpet, clean.
bright, quiet building, ut fi-
SerinOM
Iles. parking incl laundry
Mike MaCCOWt
facilities, good Location.
905.9117-5402
available Mar 1st 5690 mo.
905467-3664
Call now (905) 683-6778
OSHAWA. close to GM,
newer building, 1. 2. 3 -
bedroom apartments. 905-
438-0229
OSHAWA, nice quiet
area. 1 bdrm bsmi apt .
sep ent . prefer non smok-
ng,
inworking people, park -
g. appliances. Avail
Mart . $425 inclusive, first/
last, 436-79W
OSHAWA John - Centre
Street. 2 bedroom apan-
ment. available Mar. Ist /96.
$675/mo. prkg. and Ltd.
indict. Laundry facilities
available. Call (905) 432-
8914.
BACHELOR APT. every-
thing trckded, $5,x0 nwnth
first / last avail. irrrne lull
y, Oslhawa.434-6756
PICKERING, 1 bedroom
bas~ apartment SOP-
arater entrance, parking.
central air condlbon. cable,
share aundry, first/ Last re-
quired. $600(month Call
420-3741.
PICKEROG 1 bedroom
basement in quiet home,
suit working single. $65W
month inclusive. Available
March 1st. No -pets. Call
(905)42()-2054
PICKERING-Rosebank S.
1 bedroom basement,
shared laundry. $5501
monthly.lst and last, no
pets, hydro, cable included
Backs on to park. Call 723-
0063.
ROSSLAND/Wilson area.
bright one bedroom, utili-
ties
tdrties cable and parking in-
cluded, with fridge, stove
and own entrance. $500/
month firstilast required.
Non - smoker preferred.
Available March Ist 436-
7839
ESTATE AUCTION
SAT. FEB. 17
6 P.M.
MYLES KING
AUCTION HALL
33 HALL ST.
OSHAWA
Modern and artique
fijmdure, plus 1986
pldsmob:le Cutlass
C e•a, certified,
000 kll original
mileage. refrigerator
with matching stove,
marching auto washer
and dryer, green
leather chesterfield
anew), wooden table.
4 :hairs, two antique
hand carved chairs.
rwr, bedroom suites.
,azy boy chair. Chest
••l drawers, dressers,.
rocKing chair, large
screen t -v . Phillips
portable color t v , vcr,
Vantage electric gui-
tar and amplifier, bed
chesterfield (Like new)
pore furniture. wicker
furniture, wardrobes,
cedar chest, large
Quantity of antique
dishes, silver, cturl
tools, jewelry, good
sale. Plan to attend.
All consignments wel-
come. Sales every
Tues., Tlhurs., Sat.. 6
p m Terms cash
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
725.5751
Saturday, Feb.17,
COMMUNITY HALL
NEW CASTLE 20 KING ST. WEST
Preview: 6 p.m., Sale 7 p.m.
'rHE NEWS AUVERTISEX WED., FEBRUARY 14,.1996 -PAGE: 27-A
y
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Partial listings: Large variety of furniture to in -
dude antique bookcase. china cabinet, antique
Chaffs, rocking dtalrs, vidonan table, 7 pcs., di-
nelte set, DWW mirror, pine blanket box cedar
carved Chest and more. 4 S & N T romance prints,
also variety of decorative plates. Hummel and
Moorecrall, coledors plates, Cdn. d USA gold and
silver cans, Tiffany style lamps. signed sports
cards, signed baseball, singed Jersey, So Jackson,
signed LIMhols by Shaft O'NW. signed superman
books, and more. 46 pcs. china set, cookware sets.
Home CD stereos, CD walnnan, cordless phones &
answering machines. food dehydrators, gtdls,
goose down dwell, plows, duffel covers, comfort-
ers, satin sheets, feather beds, variety of new
dolling, suede and derrm pants, irritation fur coats,
variety of porcelain dolls, hoover phantom vacuum
machines, crystal clocks, crystal figurines, hand
crafted wine and Champagne glasses, universal re-
motes, exercise marines, computer games, miracle
chef and food choppers, Swiss hand blenders, elec-
tronic keyboards, Harley davidson phone, cast die
cars, capo demonte, Nana and Miglign gift sets,
foot massagers, cameras, command dog trainer,
coca cola musical figurines, orange glow wood polish,
also large variety of toys and jewellery. Auction-
eer's note: This is a large sale. Try to attend. Sale
by M & Z Auctions Terms: Cash, 8 Cheques
(with driver's license and visa or mastercard)For
more idor. call (416) 5767112 after 6 p.m.
CALL
683m7545
for up-to-date
auction listings.
AUCTION
SALE
Sat. Feb. 17 - 10 A, M.
AUCTION SALE .f
antlque5 hr-useh,Id.
and collectibles from
a Mississauga Home
plus inclusions. to be
field at Wilsons Sales
Arena, Uxbridge 2 mi
norm on Main St to
Davis Dr or east on
Davis Dr at Newman
ket for 24 Km
SALE INCLUDES:
Oak bonnet chest.
tlalback cupboard.
sideboard cast iron
pedestal glass top
table, walnut dining
table. white oak 'able
& 6 chairs, harvest ta-
bles. oak stacking
bookcase• oax rocker -
marble hall table ,
pine tablas and
benches. oak deb.
ped desk ant cedar
chest. 5 pc modern
bedroom Ste , new 4
pc oak bedroom Ste .
new box spring & mat-
tress, white veneer 6
pc bedroom ste. , ant.
floor lamps, oak en-
tertarnmeni centre.
trunks Irving room
turn , washer & dryer
(2 yrs ). apt size spin
washer & dryer. freez-
er, fridge, Beach
enamel woodstove.
railway lanterns . ant
Fox cuckoo dock,
ham radio equip
wooden horse. adver-
tising memorabilia,
crass scab. Pt. Perry
cream can, Walter
Campbell Ltd Ed
prints depression
Flo Blue. crystal
Meakin veg. serving
dishes. cut glass.
wooden hand painted
platter, German figur-
Irles. Royal Chelsea
china. Royal Doulton
'Harlequin " plate,
sealers, qty. tools plus
many other items too
numerous to list.
VIEWING; 8 A.M.
sale day
TERMS: Cash, Visa,
MIC or inlefaC.
Sale slfllf :
905.852-6277
GARY HILL AUCTIONS
(Div. of 1081454 On-
tario Inc. )
Suxlderlend :
1-705-357-2185
Toll Free
1-800-654-4647
Don't Forget
oshalw& vhiley
This week
Classified Dept. is
open for your con-
venience every SAL
9:30 to 3:00.
To Place Your
Classified Ad
Please Call
576-9335
SAT FEB 17
Sale Time
10:30 a.m.
Antique and
Contemporary
Auction Sale
Ear9-,rk and Seven
A :,:lions De held at
m�Brougham Com-
,nity Center From
err/ 7 at Brougham.
south on Brod
Po Hall on east sde.
watch for signs. Sell -
Ing with no reserve a
,parnal contents of a
gift store. scented and
teeswax candles.
:.,,,Mons craft Sup-
poes, cut outs etc
Mar: Computer, ce-
ramcs. contemporary
I,lk a,' and armoue,
and night table 9 it.
',,oned architectural
outboard, harvest
table. vanity, walnut
Aral not, antique
dressers and chests
drawers. antique
table and chairs.
trunks. 4 wall Clocks 8
mantel clocks apart
ment size freezer,
gs, press back -,igh
mall, water cooler.
ar.txlue house docs.
V and stereo equip-
ment, cordless tele-
phcnes. Royal Nippon
chocolate set, occu-
pw(j Japan selection
of Gass and china, oil
ara water color pic-
tures. 2 door ash ar-
moire. hockey cards.
selection of gold rings
and jewelry, pocket
watches. crocks.
tools. hockey equip-
ment, marry other arti-
cles to numerous t0
mention. Terms cash.
cheque Sales man-
aged by Maunce
Brock and Seven
Auctions,
Auctioneers
Maurice Jones and
C. TMnline.
For information or to
(41607W74707o.
Grist ON
Feb. 16th
Friday, 6 p.m.
Icing the confer
Tit a CampbeW
me. Pedestal din
erasion table, set
oak chairs, but
d hutch, uprif
loveseats, c
lal table, In
let 9x 12 frir
paintings, se
:hire, bookc
rciser. coffee
ichenware, and a
rge variety of other
rticles. Including 2
tainless restaurant
ounter units. Terms
ash, approved
heaue. visa. Interac.
FRANK C.
STAPLETON,
(905) 786-2244
"CELEBRATING
OUR 25TH YEAR"
SAT., FEB. 17,
11a.m.
PUBLIC AUTO
AUCTION
PETERBOROUGH
AUCTION
CENTER,
PETERBOROUGH,
(2 mlvara, on Hwy
x7 , Approximately 40
r.ar., vans. pickups. 4
x 4 s etc 94 Chry in-
irr:pid loaded. 92
,V,A9e spirit. 91 Chev
L i nina. 92 Chry dy-
nast'. 91 ford Taurus.
rr1 Ply shadow. 90
p,bt. transport van.
,tided 91 Buick L---
"at"e lid, 90 and 91
C•ir, Dynasty. 90 ford
•r' po. 90 ford F250 4
I with plow only
)00 km. 88 Hyur-
exrO 87 Jeep
'Lrf sneer 4 x 4
ted. 88 Olds cut -
Cierra. 86 Aero -
van. 83 Nissan
tra. certified 86
y. 86 Chry. Dayto-
90 ford probe, 89
;le premier, 85
uta Celica. 84 ford
= 4 x 4 pickup. 82
.'ass Cierra. 86 con
,ta. 4 x 4. 93 ford
A-cistar extended
'd- 92 Chyr new
e',rxer. 93 Pont Sun -
LE, 90 Hyundai
.•x•:el. 85 Olds Fhre-
^za, 97 ply reliant. 86
It Aerostar. 85
•lige caravan. 86
eeo Cherokee 4 x 4.
dodge caravan.
x xdlent 93 Polaris
44C liquid. 85
T'__xrler 185 5th
Areel trailer. clean
'.,a,:ed. All vehicles
;,.a-anteed clear tithes
S2 .0 draw Consign
Bring your veht-
aes Thurs or Fri (not
Sa'l Terms $500
_ash, visa or Master-
_rarge at sale Bal-
ance by cash of cerl
'led funds within 5
da v s To consign call
7455007 or
1X )O-"1-6199
Orval Mclean
Auctions Ltd.
RR17
Peterborough
SUNDAY FEB. 18
AT 11:00 A.M.
Oualdy ;:orients !rom
ar antique store and
conectabres from their
antique garden supply
centre, sale held at
the Goodwood Com-
munity Centre (4 km
west of Brock Ad via
Durnam 21) Nice an-
tique furnishings in-
cluding Victorian,
Eastlake etc . Toronto
gold scales c-1920
rrahcase, wall clock
w/prig paint and
wooden works c-
1830, pine lamp table,
Eastman Clinical Ko-
dak camera. pair of
Sheffield and candle-
sticks. silver over
copper c-1840 ex.,
primitive tools. 9 piece
oak diming set, many
old items of cast iron
c -1860's to 70's all
ex., Will plant stand c-
1860, Western Cana-
da Hudderite table
signed c-1875, nice
glass and china. other
items to include an.
pottery, arts and craft,
an deco, copper and
many more antiques
and rare collectales.
Terms Cash, good
cheque. Call for a
taxed list.
Clarkson Auctions
905-640-6411
3
v
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11 For
�rarrw+•rxs ApartmentsEjM, Houses Hooses Houses - Townhouses Rooms Condonililrel
� For Rent ff For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent , For Rent For RerM
S. AJAX, 1 bedroom
basement apt sep ent . 4
Pc bath, parking. no pet&
smoking 5600 428-1205
SOUTH OSHAWA 275
YVer•w^rf St w large - 2.
-bedrooms. close to buses.
shcpp,ng available imme
dratefy. $550. 5650 8 ❑I,
fridge. stove. heathydro.
park.ng 1st requ,,01 last
negotiable, no pets 434-
5183 576-5142 between
9-6
AVAILABLE NOW -
S J�hawa. Neo-•. 2
bed uasenient Frage
stove. laundry or premises
Sep entrance. parking.
close 10 bus, shopping.
schools No pets 5650 in-
clusive 723.0619 leave
message
SPACIOUS 2 -bedroom
a:.a esdema to
Alex Vo^ Oshawa ",age
slOt'e heat Pary r, 'Jr 2
cable included , new
carpeting, eal,h k -hen
private entrance Ava arae
Acr• ' S625 firstlast Ater
5c- 985-0016
SPACIOUS ONE bed
r. -.r., a.o• . .^.,+enc
:r-71`oSnaw3 4 Alex
Laura•; raalihes cork ^g
Avd,acie Marc, - Ap,
55.99 -nu,,e 686-9153
TOP OF WESTNEY
Ma•'^ ,r Ap^ c Oed-
1001' apt w'I:' z applianc-
es master bedroom with
?r suite- outdoor pool 8
Parti nq all Inclusive
S985 mo first last
call 427-6532
TWO bedroom main floor
apartment in Brooktin
Available April 1 Includes 4
appliances heal/water.
basement, large garage w,
loft. lots of parking Walk Jut
from kitchen 10 large deck
yard $925 'mthly . hydro
F,rst last . refererres re-
quved No pets 905985-
4049
WESTNEY y '.Hwy 2
new 1 re.:•. m ,w,o base-
ment apartment, backyard
level. Irving d.mng, kitchen,
4 -piece bath. 5 appliances.
Cerfral air. parking. S600in
clusive 428-8752 Credit
check
WESTSHORE. one tied-
.. -" t -ase(--- - ! apartment.
private entrance and park
ing. 5650 calf Frank 9C 5S
839-0OC 1
WHITBY, BRIGHT. 2
-. ... _: Pe. S6 -,- e,
no utilities. cable induo-
ed air private entrance.
ava,:able March Ise Prefer
single nor smoking adult
References piease 668
9800
Whitby . heCroor, ,r tr -
plea tc go aear-
gluier large yard shared
laundry 5725 lir-r,tes
Ava, able April 1 st Ca�:
'905i 831.2855
WHITBY •---w modem 1
'a•,". wdIK 2..f base-
-ent apt .Furni>^ , cable.
parking Thrckscr &Dundas
�Jd single ^rn cmoKe•
S550,month Inclusive 665
9833
WHITES RDJ401 ' bed
.. a"er-,er-• : rarate
antrance parting :aundry.
5600 inclusive Ava.lable
Apnl 1st 8376635
WHY rent when you can
own your own home for
less than you think?" Call
Dave Haycock Sales Rep
Re/Max Summit Realty
(1991' Ltd (9051 668.3800
or (9051 6663211
Houses
For Rent
WHO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE'
. \ I R . mit•
b�rgaiow S_,5 ITT",
Jr Exec S;a: rlth
ant -to -Ow* Ava It -
571.6275
I.800-840-6275
Free Ca11
Pad Credrtl Bankrupt" No
down payment' I can
Help'
\1 \Rh NTAPI F)
In,
' S' CHOICE -
AFFORDABLE HOMES'
WHY RENT? BUY'
No Oror ern
-ef me show you how'
M Jr. Pay 57pr 0 A C
Call Thomas C. Pike
Sales
Rep. Remax Accord
Realty Ltd. 576-3111
OSHAWA 3 ••
stove ledge.
;a'age Wilson.01-ve area
S85C no Plus ubldies Ret
enif-es required 9o5 723
2035 905-434 -344
SOSO consider awning a
^ase for this amount, on.
lulling cost of horrowinq
!Ownpaymerl Find out
ow Call Rick Dir -pock. Re-
'Aax Reflection, Buyers
'.gent. 434-5222 or 427
_7
4 BEDROOM. 4 baths.
^ShN; case CIO
Se to
¢hook. shopping_ and CO.
.'.150 per mo plus ulih
_s Cao 686-0913 aner 5
A-1 WHY RENT? N
Ow„ you,
No home, like new. fridge.
ove. S75C all but
. lona ? bedroom asbn t
1;2900 Can Ke Ccr...
`
'oldweann. -Zr _A414
h B
AJAX Harwood'Bayly. 3
main floor bunga
^w� S950 month . 2. bed
-
-0, basement apartment.
$750'month .utdrtres 1st'
all no pets. available
".lar 1st. dose to an amen,
'es 9C5-420-1281
AVAILABLE MARCH!,
Courtice area. new 3 bed-
room house. 1 1 2 baths,
garage deck 3 lull base
mens 51'25 plus utilities
721-8213
CLEAN 2 bedroom King,
Harmony 4 appliances.
drapes, finished basement.
1 12 baths. $875/mo plus
utilities First last'relerenc-
es Feb 1 436-8764
COUNTRY SETTING
Ajax-,,.rr-nnq 3 twdrnpm
iarmhnuse, in quiet sate
"eighbourhood Walking
'iStane-e to School Close to
amenities. References.
lstlast 905-428-'407
NEAT bedroom bunga
rw ,,mervdle St. gas
air. lodge, stove, dishwash
er, no pets $91X.1 . utilities
For more information 576-
8204 after 4p m
OSHAWA , bedroom gas
heat ` nh stove. new
carpets, freshly painted big
deck ga•a,,private yard.
availanle immediately
$950 month .utilities 905
509.1 9,
OSHAWA, can main
tioc• . -m. breakfas:
nook with wallicur 2 car
Parking (-lose b-, park.
amenities. $750'month in
clusve i9061725-2421
PICKERING -am floor of
th bungalow,
an close to GO no
all appliances, nice yard.
Smokes preferred $900 &
12 uhl,ties hrstlast avail
Feb 1st (905)&39-17018
POOL. au-condm.oned.
•5003q h ., semi 51200%
month . utilities1st/last
Available Apr'' 1st Call
905.839-864
SEMI'S .TcwhhouSeS Flats
apt e --es included. $800-
$850 Oshawa Whit by
available March April 434
6691 or 242-3101 after 6
SPOTLESS 3 -bedroom
top floor of duplex in South
Oshawa. 4 appliances.
laundry facilitiesfenced
yard. parking, walk to
schools Shopping. trans
portahon $775rhydro
905 725 0656
STILL Renhngl Why? Buy
y wr cion
no with no
money dawn $63.900 3
bedrooms $800 month. if,
clusive. Aurelia Rasanu
Coldwell Banker RMR. 728-
9414 ext 201
TWO BEDROOM : tnga-
I^ia � r`.,,Jwa - quiet
street perfect for refired
couple Available March, 1
$900 me . uf,lrtes 404-
2t44
WHITBY , bedroom. near
5 " (,0 $825 . cable.
all else included Avadable
Mar 1st, no pets 430-7257
WHITBY 3 bedroom, o
s,..rev f-,), .1d yard lodge.
stove. ac. close to school
and Go Avail Al,,-: t ,f
51150 • i!10-
53%
sImes5395
GOOD NEIGHBOUR-
HOOD in South Oshawa
3 bedroom townhouse in
small family complex
Close to schools and
shopping $898i'mo all in
clusive Fnstdasi 435
1088
cPACIOIi_ : K tv,ri-
')rRl townhouse, Ill well
^ dntamed family com.
per -x- Includes all utilities,
-1 3ppl1dnces. pdrkln11,
. ,.se to sCh(x)ls anrj i!l
ores 122 Colborne
St. E. Oshawa
For appt. 434-3972
i -4Z6- r..
=Z
CENTRAL Oshawa. in
new house, own bathroom .
laundry, indoor parking,
$375 / mo 404-2144
LIVERPOOUHWY. 2
large moor on tirst flow
$400. quiet responsible
persons No pets Call 420-
1975
Sha
OTA111niodaZ
LOVELY 4 bedroom home
.1 P., kenn•1 Village, close
•o all amenities, laundry
is . to share. plenty park
Ig, rent negotiable. G86-
366 days. eve 619-0938
sk for Lorrt,na
OSHAWA Adelade 8
a, ,,r ,, ! . r•ialf' to share
iwnhotisp with same Use
all facilities Non niob i
:375/mon Istilasl 4::4
7q1
Condominiums
• For Rent
AJAX u� id•.c. ueu-
t eth. fireplace. ap-
iances. indoor pool and
tuna. parkrm!, like new•
1190 Phone 428 3257
NW Oshawa. Duret, lu)
2 bdrm. penthouse. AR
fireplace. covered prk
bus, GO 6 appliance
$775./mo incl cable. Hyde
extra May 1st.. Call 70
8872508 or 725-9382
OSHAWA, 1 bedrool
condo dean quiet buddin
air underground parkmi,
i,iundry room.lounge, nev
or building. available Marc
1s1 5675 month plus hydri
433-1569
Office &
ff*TI Retail Space
P1 4 Months Free Reiff 11
Osh iw,i t:untre. 600 sq I
second
floor Oshaw
downtown.600
sq. mal
,500.
3500
sq Lwr.ly
$1000.
250
Sq- ma❑
$350.
600
sq 2nd If
$500.
1050
sq mair
$1,000
Call
4342447 c
655-41;;2.
AVAILABLE ',Pace fror
1'20 ,, .: y it, secon
floor. suitable for office O
^usic/dance/karate studs
srmdar Please ca
19051683-7111
GRANDVIEW - PLAz/
0sl"i J R -Cllr sparse '.
rent, various sizes to S7q
�'
sq. It Please cal for into
AJAX ,xury 1 -bedroom
905833-4456
•,
C -n 11' 5800,futilities. 5 ap-
' Rooms
pliances, wood burning
IndUslrial
.
Rent ent
f ireplace, balcony, under-
J • Units
",round park,ng, mdoor
Townhouses
Im
aool. available Mar'st
For Rent
ALTONA RD 7SHEPPARD
Can 905427-9039
SMALL snvps lui oaf
gory room for employed
LUXURY me bedroom
'favi r - n industrial plaza
Stu adult in clean, quiet
next 10 Oshawa Centre
PICKERING 3 -bedroom
Home Share separate
c0ndr�miniurr` fireplace.
High ceilings. over heat
1^ion- ,.e 1;2 -baths,
k'chen, bathrooms Bus.
Central au, balcony. by
doors. parking, uMonth
tam* room. <r^ -car
Gark:rg_ Cable 585;week
lake 5Av per mo indutles
`Ma
compressor Monthby
y
5925 utilities Available
'sr
905-509-2459 evenings.
cable Available 1st
mon parking for truck
Mar Call 905 728/1047
428-2915
with hydro Available tin
after bpm b week, -ods
mediately 576-2982
Improvements
'MISTER CHEAP- - .
ren:., ...n,er..., re, .r-is.rn
law apartments additions.
fences decks arc Li-
censed f r ove• 20 years
all work y.,aranteed for
Free es' •Hale calf Ernie
90-434 8170
BASELINE Renovations
;,Js*,:-> ;wages, kdch
ens. bathrooms etecmca
Plumbing drywai carpel-
ing, painting_ repairs 20
yrs texpenence, Call Andy
(905433-0143
C is R Maintenance Build-
ing repairs and renovations
electrical. plumbing, ce-
ramic tiles, carpentry. From
small repairs to major ren-
ovations Fully guaranteed,
free estimates (905)668-
3300
DRYWALL taping
sprayed ceilings, plaster
repairs, specializing in re-
pair work Contact Dan
(905) 579-9346. free esti-
malls
Improvements
DUCTWORK -
r•tc,vee -ems • -e el Excehem
rates Free estimates E ec
lrostatic air Geaners. hu-
nwdifrers Big Small lofts
Call Paul 428-0295
EUROPEAN 'ie special -
sl w *er-,ale your bath.
•oom, or K tchen wafts. as
well as floor fres Goad rN-
erences and satisfaction
guaranteed For free este
mates call D Dykstra 725-
4913
GENERAL CARPENTRY,
tree estimates. house addi-
tion, basement, decks, tnm
work, door installation. base-
board. (9D5) 619-2930 Bill Jr
J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV.
INC. Specialunng in custom
homes, additions, renova.
ttorts. ret rooms and base.
mem apartments. Residential
and commercial Serving
Durham Region for over 15
yrs Free consultation Cal
Jeff 905-4u-5706.
MENARD i SON, 15 yrs
experience. Plaster, new and
repairs, drywall and taping,
painting, stucco. ceramic
tiles• textured ceilings. free
estimates 985-3794.
PLASTER repaired, paint-
ing, all types of home repair
Window and door replace-
ments 434-6311 or 723-9781
SIGON Construction Ltd..
servng Durham Region for
19 yrs. Additions, sundecks,
Pato doors, windows, rec-
rooms. flagstone. free esh-
mates.905-576-5760
Heating I
CM lia
GAS PIPING and duct
work, installed, revised, re-
located Humidification and
air filtration Serving Dur-
ham for over 25 years Call
Bob. (90) 686.9726
HANDYMEN - Snow plough-
ing, carpenter, plumber, dry-
waller, rioter, retainng walls.
4 men available to meet an
your household requirements
for repairs/myntenance/ren-
ovations.Lrmited time offer,
20% off roofing d booked
now. Odd jobs, $12/hr. Free
estimates. calf Dave 723-
3014.
Plumbing
AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER
available All your plumbing
needs Complete renovations
Guaranteed lowest protest
No job too small!! Senior
discount. (905) 432-2913
ALVIN SAMEDAY
PLUMBING licensed
plumber, no lob too small.
no job too big, free esti-
mates, great prices, guar-
anteed lowest 905- 725-
2507.
J;J 1 k! 1 Plumbing
J. CLARK PLUMBING
Mechanics (- ,, _4 ^ •
pairs installations, pumps,
drains. appliances installed,
licensed, insured low rates,
4724845 Enrergenctes.416
424-3503
• ' Painting &
• Decorating
ALL Pro Painting and Wall-
papering. intenor.rextenor,
stucco ceding, general
repairs. top quality work, rea-
sonable rates 20% seniors
discount 404.9669
DRYWALL and painting.
boarding. taping, texturing,
renovations and repairs
Small lobs 15 years ex-
perience Free estimates.
Serving Durham and out of
mMoving 3
Storage
HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS -
Move dig or small, we price
them all! Free estimates,
seniors discount, short notice
moves. Pianos moved, also
appliances. Comparable
rates Can 432-2850.
MEN with large truck will
do household moves, rest-
dential, commercial All
types of moves. Call Cad or
Jane 427.2856
MICHALSKI MOVING -
houses. apartments, offices,
appliances and piano spe-
cialists Senior and mid-
month discounts Licensed,
insured Free estimates
Excellent service. Call 436-
7795.
Flying
Services • House • House • Music. Dancing
• Cleaning • Cleaning • •' Instructor
GAILLIND A%k,
MAID SERVICES
WINTER SPECIAL
FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly &
bi-weekly services. Inquire for details.
Caring for your home with personalized
and professional service for over a decade.
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)ROOM backspht semi.
„l rec room, Oshawa
,.C,v,c area. $119,000
oe seen' Call 905-434-
[BEDROOM brick bun -
.w furnace. wmd-
kitchen, landscaping,
nnP service, fully fin-
tmenti attached
19 x 23ft ,
r.:, Call 728-8466
,QUALITY D Angelo Multi -
I,,. W Oshawa 3h2
kitchen over-
s lamilyroom with fire -
2 walkouts. inground
i 3 baths. FAG. in-law
•, "dial. too Goodman Dr.
'1.500 Call Sheila
Mc -Sutton Status 436 -
BEAUTIFUL 3300 sq h.
;ij,,tt,y. (Brock St
_ n,ngi Reauhfully land -
,,,ed fully fenced back
-
c air . c/vac, garage
opener. alarm system.
. ;•aded marble fireplace.
arpl,ances. blinds.
q,�•;. water purification
l„did. much much more.
•�_ house is a must. Ask -
,9 000
sk-
59000 negotiable.
ny n all offers Sandra
8.3 7 0 t easy showing
pt
EAST i,,,,awa large 4
3 appbanc-
quiet court. near parksi
-"ols. 2 pd 3 pc baths.
1T iyr•)om/hreplace No
$139.900 579
GREENWOOD. country
.,. . ' acre. bungalow.
r-1,00, on 23.000 1t
..Lain 'revel with 2 baths.
rge country kitchen, 2
a,,e I,ving0amily rooms.
Prrate dining with
lr.enhouse window, study.
to ceding stone
fire -deers front and
ar;w 2 o0c It base -
has additional bed-
, ,^ and bath, storage.
:.crksnop wTh entrance to
I'll garage. $319.000
427-6392
I WILL buy homes lot
-ash J K ciowngs Tele-
ptone 19051 4348116
Oshawa to Pickermg, or
Y:5 786-2980 Oshawa to
Von Mope
BRAND NEW HOMES.
�A;' -inth why -enf, r
Slaneiy at $119.900 North
West Oshawa. 3 bedrooms.
gh enroency gas heat. R
40 .nsui Raised bungalow.
- niy 5 left. others from
5104.900 Call Peter Neal.
Sales Rep. Guide Really.
723- 5281
PICKERING 3 -bedroom
+e” i :-•'a -' -d. Off Whites
Rd family room w/lire-
place. 1 -bedroom base -
lent apartment rents for
Si,00 S171.500. Call 905-
i31 3518
POWER of Sales11
SA , buys a 3+1 bed-
room. 2 -storey, rec room.
garage, walkout basement.
with 5'10 down, monthly
Payments W S799 including
!ax., Ted Houghton Re -
MONEY problems? Debt
consolidations, credit at
rangements, personal
budget planning, credit re-
pair FREE CONSULTA
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Counsellors (Oshawa-Tor-
onto)
Oshawa-Toronto) 433-1425
OBTAINING A LOAN
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CHARGE UPFRONT
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DO NOT. IT IS
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YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
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e Mortgages,
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MORTGAGES Good.
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any purpose. rates from
5 95 All applications ac
cepted Community Finan-
cial Services 668-6805
e 'Business
pportunities
1st TWO MONTHS
FREE RENT G,eat
Cshawa location Ready to
move ins 3240 sq it . fabu-
lous bar & restaurant
space 70% r: equipment
on site Lease suitable to
budget Pick-up March 15th
or before PREVIOUS
OWNERS S25.000 PER
WEEK' Call now 1-905-
S76-69" ask for
Slave.
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dealer package. protected
territory Phone 403-460-
3000 Fax 403-460-3002
FIRE YOUR BOSS. take
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wanted par, -time or tull-
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Full trairmig and support for
those people who want to
make a difference and earn
$S$ Call Bob Ferguson
905-576-3988
GOVERNMENT ASSIS-
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maror: avairatue Grants
and bans for your new or
existing business 1.800-
915- 1% 15 800-
915-3615
RESTAURANT' Fstab-
k<ner, 'vv� Ib, ` r & Res-
taurant Opened 1989.
closed Jut 31, 1996 Turn-
key operation. man street
Liquor license holder will-
ing to transfer Call landlord
905-686-4442 or 905-668-
5011
SUCCESSFUL store
front food vending, stand for
sale Phone mornings 905-
721-0601
ma, Summit 668-3800
' Townhouses a Registrations
for Sale
WHITBY 3 bedroom, 2-
unrt. partially fin-
ished basement with
Plumbing roughed in sec-
ond washroom,. forced air
gas. new broadloom
throughout, granite floor
and upgraded closet door
+n front hallway, freshly
painted in neutral colour,
new oak kitchen cabinets,
kitchen counter top and
kitchen floor, new dining
'ocm window, washroom
includes new white fixtures.
t lour and mirrored wall, new
pressuretreated fence in
backyard, landscaped, ga-
rage outdoor pool, walk to
G0, close to schools, parks
and shopping. Price in-
cudes fridge, stove, wash-
er, dryer and all window
coverings and light fixtures.
No agents. WEST LYNDE
AREA $113.000. (90S)
666-9580 to leave mes-
sage
Lots for
Sale
WATERFRONT commun-
i!r in Port Perry Spectacu-
ar 2 acre lots. with natural
gas S155,000. (905) 427-
039c or (905) 428-2215.
Etonend
ney
BORROW $10,000 , pay
as little as $110 per month.,
o a c Free consultations.
Anubis Investments Ltd.
Mortgages andLoans
since 1973. Call (905)(11158-
7200
DRUM
LESSONS
Private lessons
available , rea-
sonable rates.
Call
428-2000
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love, money and career!
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ompanions
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4307060
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1 ebruary Special One year
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brochure. 683-2414 Imes -
SINGLE? Heartbeats
5-1--1 Darce. Ajax Com
munity Center 8prn S'
adm,ssion ^a.e 1711N P-
day F.,t ..
(905, 4:: ,
h1 N Dcaresl Kate, it hat a thIti,reoee
Tou'tr tirade III tin lik. Haviii inet
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)irk c'terrfill.
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HEATHER HILL GIBSON
Spiritual & !Metaphysical
Counselling
/Life Path Reading
905-294-9136
rRmAY SPECIAL:
1 hr. reading 1/2 hr. price, with this ad
' Births 1 Births
,atc arnv.il of their 11r,t 4rar lchtlif.
Austin Laurence
ebruarc 14th t�hirg
it ., healthy •x Ili, 2
—t -time" Aunt Krt," t, wrrioved with her
1. nephew
-at" }peat grandchild tnr Harold r hdtth
hr•a of karbr,mueh
r,t }treat great grandt hila for Str, (.lad
wn of 4 artx,rough and Gm Ar Ann., Pttbladii
\lar
sol Sh+m Stephanie t, lyalking on ck ud nine.
newDad Ntike .r::.+kr in time to .L%%t%t and
'i It faint'
Luys• & G'A Rik"
to the new famtlY
Ttl �M:�tti'Atn �ItTtsr:l�: y►Fta :FV8Rt',1*114. 1."t-rAGI: 29 -Al
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recelvec1 for puhlicati()n in the Advertiser
Or 'this \Y'eek. cal! 683-3005 Or 404-6591 ► '``{
(Clarington resident..).
1.Ou inty also access death notice inforinition racer eel
Ater Pres, -tune In' calling this nunlher.
lirOu,ht to VOU hv' the I' Al vinlo funeral homes:
\Idnio,h-Anderson. Arnlstron(y" TO\vn, N1( FAchnie.
VArtln(, �� tic,p�, �,}tiCn�. forth(Mitt-1:111(4t. k(cett(ili(' i
1 Deaths I Deaths
HENNING. '�-'a!d neral, sacred In the Europear
theatre nim the six! Fcyal Canadian Artllter�
C39003 during the second horld war L,ving hus-
c,and of Elva. Loving father of Edward. Lloyd and
-)avid Grandfather of Ker Ray "ammy Ron and
,andra Great grandfather �f Chrystal ani, Bren-
an Gerald was predeceased by his parents thilfam
and Helen Henning and brothers and sisters Leon
,larence. Rose Graham Althea Laking and William
he three remaining sisters are Violet Csbome
'lane Gibson and Dorothy Thompson The family will
—ceive friends at the McEarnne Funeral Hc-- 28
Old Kingston Rd Ajax Pickering Village) 905-
'28-+3488 trom 2 to 4 and 7.9 p m Wednesday. A
' neral sernce will be held in the tuneral home chapel
in Thursday. February 15 1996 at 1 30 p m inter-
"nent Salem Cemetery Conations to the Greenwood
Jnded Church, for the new Hymn booirs
404.6591
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personalized
In Memoriam,
call 576-9335
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employees. our communities and our
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Heart & Stroke
Foundation
1286 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering
831-2383
He's got a pacemaker.
She's got a grandfather.
= Your
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help give
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Heart disease and stroke are Canada's #1 killer. But we're
not fighting a losing battle. Over the past 40 years deaths
from heart disease and stroker have dropped by 50%.
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His pacemaker is just one example of the
medical advances that save lives each day.
But the battle isn't over yet.
Please give to the Heart and Stroke
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�- Pickering I � c4em� IU
420-5366
1550 Kinston Rd., Pickering
HEART
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yard, a besudkfNy A id i
bsmL, tam. mL wfrreplace,
ground floor Iaknd. rm. AN the
bells and whisdesH Just move
in!
CALL ANGELA
HOFFMANN*
TODAY!
683-1088
FOR YOUR MOVING DATE
NO D -V 6i I - t
iWAM M1111tellier
=NrI
LAKE BEAUTY!
' Gorgeous, professional decor.
4 + t bdmL, 3 baths.
Designer Wien.
' ceramics & 70 oL carpel.
Basement wet bar & sauna.
A pkssm to view!
$269,900
JACQUELYNN
TANNER*
619-9500
NORTH AJAX
BEAUTY!
* 4 Bedrooms
' Large greenhouse kitchen
' Main floor laundry room
Casement windows
Almost 60 foot frontage
Steps to school and park
Shows a "10'
Asking $194,900
CALL
BRIAN KONDO*
683-2992
RF/MW
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
HERITAGE APPROX.
1/3 OF AN ACRE
eeautiru fly landscaped
Final tap to boteorn of top
ta�i,tassc finptem
Ws d aaussnds in upgrades
Gourmet ldtdm.
• Evwythig incNrded
TOP ty rswy 1110 with seperase
stwwr
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PATRICIA L REABURII RAS,
683-2992
R VMW
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
UNIQUE! UNIQUE!
s174.9M N you are looking for that
one of a kind extra special home, Ibis
is R - a spacious, elegant Open
concept, living & ds" room wdh rete
ID large upper deck. The loser level
spacious law rw has We to piwte
p&W. This how has all the Inryttrto
*eplaces, Jac= atb, CAC, CMAC,
cer mics, the list goes on! 2 bdrms, 2
baths. CAN for more details.
Julie Trebilcock,
Broker
683-2992.
REIMK °
QUALITY Ow LTD. RLTA.
CLAREMONT DREAMT
NOW
$294,900. Beautiful
country home, 213 of an
acre, trees, small creek,
gardens, ous overlooking
Park Spacious hooka with
WW bWhm fan* mom
wllo fabs W rec rm. Caq
Laura Marks', (905) 619-
9500.
MIESTNEY
HEIGHTS
- AN brick
3 bedrooms
Demand area In Ajax
Close to schools & parks
Appliances included
- Carries less than rent
- Graft value
CALL
AL RYNBEEK*
1905) 683-5000 or
(416) 286-5000
R We
MUST BE SALD!
$139,500!
* DETACHED 4 BEDROOM
* FAMILY -SIZE KITCHEN
* FIN. BSMT. - PARTY -SIZE
►�.-
REC RM. WITH FIREPLACE
* W/O TO INGROUND POOL
* 50 FT. LOT ON QUIET
CHILD -SAFE CRESCENT
—
DON'T WAIT.. CALL...
RICK SERGISON*
831 X300
-
ROMW
FIRST Lted.�
`
$156,900
AJAX -SWEETHEART
- --- - -
DEAL
Det. home with 3 bdrms., 2
baths, finished rec room &
eat -in kitchen. This very
well kept home is
landscaped front and back.
Great location, quiet street
a
and steps to 3 schools.
Call
STEVE FEARON*
683-2992
VMW
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
BASEMENT
. .—
APARTMENT
7_ i--
Separate entrance to bright 2
bdrm. apt, greenhouse kit, 4
bdrms. large pie lot in lovely
Ajax location.
CALL
GARRY FREE*
(905) 837-1054
..
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- CHOICE
iNEW
nREALTY LTD.
"=
MEMBER--
BROKER
,....•-�
LIVE A CAREFREE LIFE!
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JUST LISTED! Prof. decorated
1.500 s(l. R luxury Tridel condo.
a'
Full recreation services, pools,
v � ► r
saunas. tennis courts. exercise
■aa
facilites. etc. Large hv. rm. and
din. rms., greenhouse kitchen.
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solanum dM. plus 2 big hdrmS.
and 2 baths, balcony. Extra
�_'`i ^tom ii J �'� _
special. call for more information.
CALL LUCY RATESON
r_��er" ;",..•• +-•►•�-
j.rp • r•%" '
Associate Broker
619-9500
. 1.,7.7J� .-
(905)
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or RICK CIIOMCY*
lam) X33
OR 416-2116-3993
OR7116
WAW
wow! Gorgeous 4 + t bdren
hose, 3 be is in total. Quist
cres. location, private back
yard, a besudkfNy A id i
bsmL, tam. mL wfrreplace,
ground floor Iaknd. rm. AN the
bells and whisdesH Just move
in!
CALL ANGELA
HOFFMANN*
TODAY!
683-1088
FOR YOUR MOVING DATE
NO D -V 6i I - t
iWAM M1111tellier
=NrI
LAKE BEAUTY!
' Gorgeous, professional decor.
4 + t bdmL, 3 baths.
Designer Wien.
' ceramics & 70 oL carpel.
Basement wet bar & sauna.
A pkssm to view!
$269,900
JACQUELYNN
TANNER*
619-9500
NORTH AJAX
BEAUTY!
* 4 Bedrooms
' Large greenhouse kitchen
' Main floor laundry room
Casement windows
Almost 60 foot frontage
Steps to school and park
Shows a "10'
Asking $194,900
CALL
BRIAN KONDO*
683-2992
RF/MW
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
HERITAGE APPROX.
1/3 OF AN ACRE
eeautiru fly landscaped
Final tap to boteorn of top
ta�i,tassc finptem
Ws d aaussnds in upgrades
Gourmet ldtdm.
• Evwythig incNrded
TOP ty rswy 1110 with seperase
stwwr
You must we this megnia,
prav«M
CALL
PATRICIA L REABURII RAS,
683-2992
R VMW
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
UNIQUE! UNIQUE!
s174.9M N you are looking for that
one of a kind extra special home, Ibis
is R - a spacious, elegant Open
concept, living & ds" room wdh rete
ID large upper deck. The loser level
spacious law rw has We to piwte
p&W. This how has all the Inryttrto
*eplaces, Jac= atb, CAC, CMAC,
cer mics, the list goes on! 2 bdrms, 2
baths. CAN for more details.
Julie Trebilcock,
Broker
683-2992.
REIMK °
QUALITY Ow LTD. RLTA.
CLAREMONT DREAMT
NOW
$294,900. Beautiful
country home, 213 of an
acre, trees, small creek,
gardens, ous overlooking
Park Spacious hooka with
WW bWhm fan* mom
wllo fabs W rec rm. Caq
Laura Marks', (905) 619-
9500.
MIESTNEY
HEIGHTS
- AN brick
3 bedrooms
Demand area In Ajax
Close to schools & parks
Appliances included
- Carries less than rent
- Graft value
CALL
AL RYNBEEK*
1905) 683-5000 or
(416) 286-5000
R We
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SELLING?
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4 BEDROOM BACKSPLIT SITUATED ON
831-3300
QUIET CUL -0E -SAC
Ideal for the growing family, eat -in kitchen with
STEVE MILL*
R6�r1�1W FIRST Realty Ltd
new cupboards & built-in dishwasher, spacious
family room with woodbuming stove, walkout to
deck, inground pool, charming sunroom with
skylight & walkout, hardwood floors, interlocking WATER-
.
Premium 62x125' lot!
brick driveway. Close to lake. Listed at $192,900. BROWN*_'
Ask for Walter Brown, 831-3300.
Unique street appeal - great 4 bedroom Ian!
831-3300-
Professional landscaping - great gardens!
RE/MAX FIRST Realt Ltd.
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4 bedrooms - 21/2 baths all good sized
-- �-, Spacious, eat in kitchen combined living
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room and dining room
€ Call Steve Mill, 831-3300
,
Backing to park land - great location
call
4 bedrooms - 2 1/2 baths - family room!
Fully finished basement - perfect starter!
JOHN MONIZ*
Walking distance to schools'
831-3300
i Walkout from family room to deck - fully
fenced yard
a :
s - Call Steve Mill - 831-3300.
GORGEOUS BRICK BUNGALOW
Great price, great Aiax ocat or F 1 sleo '• •.c ocrorr Loaded
with upgrades. 7 appliances. central air. 2 bedroo- =ry su to with
kitchen, bathroom, large rec roorr with fireplace --a -` '-,:-Z* 686-
3330f8313300
OPENHOUSE - SUN., 24 P.M. - SUMMER IS SENSATIONAL AT
903 Duncannon Drive. Open house on Saturday and Sunday Unique 2.250 sc . of
luxury overlooking trees, trees, trees. open concept finished rec room. 3+' bedrooms.
step-up en sure. gourmet kitchen, formal dining, sunken living room vnth cathedral
ceding 8 fieldstone gas fireplace Comes wrath at the toys Call John Moritz' 831-3300
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Sometimes even the best homes don't sell!
This is true, sometimes very nice homes fail to sell, with no fault
directed at the home itself. Why then did it not sell while other less
desirable homes did sell? Why was it passed over? What adjustments
or corrections are required? For answers to these questions and many
more, call Steve Fearon at 683-2992.
P.S. Call for your free copy of;
" The 9 Deadly Mistakes You Can Make When Selling Your Home".
Stere Femon (solei rgwmewtadve) R&M4X Que&y Owe Ltd, Realtor 513 Wesoxey Rd S.
A j= Onil LIS61M Thir is not iwtasilili to so4eit wV hema cwrnuly listed for sole.
So" Rissi iesenhtin
blr5. ..Vwaiiib!i6i.+•raL;,rr.�e*�. - _ -
4-1 bedrooms - 2+2 baths' Family -sized home
-
"' � Roof redone in '93 furnace new in '93
Finished basement with rec room & 5th
N s bedroom
Double garage, cent. air. dishwasher - lots of
extras!
- - Call Steve Mill, 831-3300.
Court location - Dacus to ravine,
Approx. 1.700 sq. ft. - full walkout from finished
basement
Comer brick fireplace in spacious living room
Master bedroom features en suite & loads of closet
space
Desirable area - great value
Call Steve Mill. 821-3300
All buck construction located on quiet street
3
i Huge kitchen with pantry and large eating area
Walkout to a premium 50' lot'
Stunning master with en suite - roman tub &
sep. shower
Skylight, central air, fireplace: lots of extras:
s Call Steve Mill. 831-3300.
Charming front porch - perfect for families
f IR"'�" Unique design - open concept with cathedral ceilings
Great kitchen with centre Island. skylight & upgraded
cupboards.
Professionally finished basement with in-law suite!
2 kitchens - 5 bedrooms - 31/2 baths!
Will not last - call today!
Call Steve Mill, 831-3300.
Stunning 2,700 sq. ft. model - 2 family rooms
Immaculate home - spacious open plan
Ceramic fkxxing in all baths, halfway & kitchen
2 fireplaces - sunken family retreat with cath. ceilings
4 bedrooms - 21/2 baths - separately fenced inground
High-eff. fumace, cent. air, cent. vac. - fully loaded.
- Call Steve Mill, 831-3300.
- Fully loaded with hrdwd., ceramics & upgraded
brdlm.
- Unique, exciting open concept living
- 2 fireplaces - Private retreat with cathedral ceilings
- Country kit./fam. rm. with gas tp.
- Private master with 6 jet Jacuzzi & glass shower
stall.
- A real treat - Call Steve Mill, 831-3300.
CURIOUS ABOUT CURRENT VALUES?
"FREE MARKET ANALYSIS"
STEVE MILL* 831=3300
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OPENHOUSE - SUN., 24 P.M. - SUMMER IS SENSATIONAL AT
903 Duncannon Drive. Open house on Saturday and Sunday Unique 2.250 sc . of
luxury overlooking trees, trees, trees. open concept finished rec room. 3+' bedrooms.
step-up en sure. gourmet kitchen, formal dining, sunken living room vnth cathedral
ceding 8 fieldstone gas fireplace Comes wrath at the toys Call John Moritz' 831-3300
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Sometimes even the best homes don't sell!
This is true, sometimes very nice homes fail to sell, with no fault
directed at the home itself. Why then did it not sell while other less
desirable homes did sell? Why was it passed over? What adjustments
or corrections are required? For answers to these questions and many
more, call Steve Fearon at 683-2992.
P.S. Call for your free copy of;
" The 9 Deadly Mistakes You Can Make When Selling Your Home".
Stere Femon (solei rgwmewtadve) R&M4X Que&y Owe Ltd, Realtor 513 Wesoxey Rd S.
A j= Onil LIS61M Thir is not iwtasilili to so4eit wV hema cwrnuly listed for sole.
So" Rissi iesenhtin
blr5. ..Vwaiiib!i6i.+•raL;,rr.�e*�. - _ -
4-1 bedrooms - 2+2 baths' Family -sized home
-
"' � Roof redone in '93 furnace new in '93
Finished basement with rec room & 5th
N s bedroom
Double garage, cent. air. dishwasher - lots of
extras!
- - Call Steve Mill, 831-3300.
Court location - Dacus to ravine,
Approx. 1.700 sq. ft. - full walkout from finished
basement
Comer brick fireplace in spacious living room
Master bedroom features en suite & loads of closet
space
Desirable area - great value
Call Steve Mill. 821-3300
All buck construction located on quiet street
3
i Huge kitchen with pantry and large eating area
Walkout to a premium 50' lot'
Stunning master with en suite - roman tub &
sep. shower
Skylight, central air, fireplace: lots of extras:
s Call Steve Mill. 831-3300.
Charming front porch - perfect for families
f IR"'�" Unique design - open concept with cathedral ceilings
Great kitchen with centre Island. skylight & upgraded
cupboards.
Professionally finished basement with in-law suite!
2 kitchens - 5 bedrooms - 31/2 baths!
Will not last - call today!
Call Steve Mill, 831-3300.
Stunning 2,700 sq. ft. model - 2 family rooms
Immaculate home - spacious open plan
Ceramic fkxxing in all baths, halfway & kitchen
2 fireplaces - sunken family retreat with cath. ceilings
4 bedrooms - 21/2 baths - separately fenced inground
High-eff. fumace, cent. air, cent. vac. - fully loaded.
- Call Steve Mill, 831-3300.
- Fully loaded with hrdwd., ceramics & upgraded
brdlm.
- Unique, exciting open concept living
- 2 fireplaces - Private retreat with cathedral ceilings
- Country kit./fam. rm. with gas tp.
- Private master with 6 jet Jacuzzi & glass shower
stall.
- A real treat - Call Steve Mill, 831-3300.
CURIOUS ABOUT CURRENT VALUES?
"FREE MARKET ANALYSIS"
STEVE MILL* 831=3300
M NEWS AIYVZRTMM- WED, FEBRUARY 14, 1"6
Committee studying Durham
Council cuts getting 'mixed
Is
signals' from Ontario minister
By CiNDY UPSHALL
DURHAM STAFF
DURHAM — A committee studying
reducing the size of Durham Council is
waiting for some direction from the
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
"We want (Al Leach) to tell us which
direction we should be going in," says
Larry Hannah, chairman of the commit-
tee.
Clarington Councillor Hannah sent a
letter to Mr. Leach in early January,
requesting the minister give the com-
mittee an indication if it should proceed
or not, in light of recommendation-, in
the Greater Toronto Area Task Force
repot to dissolve regions.
The committee has yet to receive any
response.
Mr. Hannah says the committee
agreed to send the letter because it's get-
ting "mixed signals" from the minister.
"We're hearing two different mes-
sages from Mr. Leach. In Ottawa he
said regions should he dow•risiring." he
explains. "And then the Golden report
(on the GTA) comes out and we look at
his comments in the press and it kxiks
like be's going in a different direction."
The committee doesn't want to spend
time studying downsizing Durham
Council and have the minister turn
around and decide that he's abolishing
regional government anyway. says Mr.
Hannah.
"We don't want to go through the
process which is extremely difficult and
then have it for not."
Although the committee is still wait-
ing for a resptxi,.e from Mr. Leach. Mr.
Hannah says it will continue with its
work. The committee will meet this
week to review information on how
Are you
up for the
challenge?
DURHAM -- Reading is some -
dung often takers for grained, but on
Wednesday Feb. 28 the Lkeracy Net-
work of Durham Region challenges
The community to stop.
Readless Wednesday is an exercise
in understanding the importance of
MwAcy. In honor of Family L OWACY
Week (Feb. 24 to March 2) people
are asked to forgo the morning paper
and any other daily routine that
includes reading.
Other activities throughout the
weer will include mall displays and a
number of activities at lib[atieS across
the regulon. For more information call
725-4786 or 1-800-263-0993. The
vje&s schedule is as follows:
Sattu ay Feb. 24: a reading tent
and mall display at 5 Points Mall in
Oshawa from 10 am. to 5:30 p.m.
with Bill and Carmen Lishman read-
ing to children at now A reading lent
at Pkirring Town Centre will feature
Barney.
Monday Feb. 26: tours of Oshawa,
Ajax and Uxbridge Public Libraries
for adult literacy students throughout
Durham.
Wednesday Feb. 28: Readless
Wednesday, open houses at the
Durham Board of Education from
noon to 2 p.m., the John Howard
Society at 492 Simeoe St. S. from I
p.m. to 4 pm. and at the Literary
Council of Durham Region at 58
Rossland Rd. W.
other municipalities and regions have
downsized. The committee, made up of
one member from each Durham Region
municipality, was formed in late 1995
and met for the first time in January.
Mr. Hannah hopes to bring the commit-
tee's recommendations to regional
council before the summer recess in
July and have them in place by January
1997.
Any changes to regional council
must be in place by January 1997, in
order to be valid for the 1997 municipal
election.
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built sprue
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837-1054
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quality wood trim & mouldings.ir & z� 129 aces 3c -ac. -P -"h. S-9 000
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and a deep fenced hard Great mmdy oak study. Jacuzzi: octagon sk,4ight: cullureu -,-4vis cour*, Don't miss this opporluriry Ic call for
neighbourhood Come and see 'or yourself. Call marble vanities: bleached oak kitchen and so much inficifmatior how to create your Own' pond at
Rosemary Babineau' 284-4500 more; $439,900. Laura Masur*. 420-4200. minimum cost 905 -42C -120C
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HEALTHY - HANDY - ECONOMICAL - WHY NOT one of the nicest areas of
MAKE THE MOVE - YOU DESERVE M Pickering. Underground parking - AL UPGRADED 4 BEDROOM TOVWMWHOUSE
Tndel condo. 1 bedroom + solarium - all ready to DORIS ROBERT Bright, openconcept backs to ravine. Eat -,n
go. Five appliances - available March 1st. Fabulous Muir%. 2 cars. Enjoy the comfort of ORDON
kitchen. hardwood floors, gas heat, finished
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basement, new windows on 2nd floor. new vinyl&
Carries like rent - ask about our 1,129 savings on walkout doors. new kitchen and front hall flooring!
the mortgage. Call Jack Muir, 420-4200. Muir, 420-4200. More! $107.900 Robert Gordon". 420-4200.
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picturesque, parke yard. Quiet court location. property is oftred at $584,900. Cal Eion G~, Mchen, path to elegant porch! Agung
$321,900. Cal Hannah Foley', 420-4200. 42D4200. $176,900. To view caill Mona', 420-42DO.
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YEAR OLD BEAUTY •=218,900
.: Spotless & neutral four bedroom, 2 V2baths,
en suite has separate shower & oval tub.
Open concept, ceramics and hardwood.TO S ERVE YO U BETTER !
• Upgraded broadloom. Family, mom has gas
• fireplace. Call Margaret Jackson', 420-4200.
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With onlyS3.495 down buys you this Regency busy high
9 cY profile plaza.
Court quality condo. Convenient location, balcony. Asking
skylight. master Dedroom has solarium S129.000 Can
appearance. fridge & stove Call Flora Waters' at Flora waters'
839.2121. at 839-2121
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4 bedroom home in P,cike-:^c 3 coins a-ge kitchen, main floor
family room with fireplace, main floor laundry with entrance to
garage. finished basement. CAC, interlock drve & walk AD this
plus an mground pod. $219.900. Call R,cnard MacLean at 839-
2121
LINDA
CLARK -
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NEW TO YOU S219,900
Thousands of dollars In quality upgrades: Include stunning
stained glass french doors, security video intercom,
interlocking walk Truly unbelievable value. All brick. 4
bedroom detached. Speak to Linda Clark' at 839-2121.
ONLY $M,Y00
More than 2,100 sq. ft. + in-law apartment. Upgraded
carpet & unclerpad, spacious two tiered deck. Central air
and central vacuum. Call MicheAe Jones' to view, 839-
2121.
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SUPER LOCATION BY THE LAKE
Great buy in Ajax. 3 bedroom, 2 storey detached home. Family
room with fireplace & bay window. Finished basement is freshly
painted with new carpet, 3 piece bath & 2 bedrooms. This super
property backs on to greenbelt. $178,000. Call Shahla Ashtan' at
839-2121.
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ALL SOLD OUT AGAIN!!
MAKE THE BEST MOVE!
CALL:
CAROL E. KUDLA
ASSOC.BROKER
CELEBRATING 23 YEARS AS A MULTI-MILLION
DOLLAR AWARD WINNING REALTOR
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
SOUTH AJAX
Beautiful 4 bedroom home In Discovery Bay Area. Sunken
family room has comer fireplace. Large kitchen overlooks
garden and hot tub. This home is priced to sell at $223,800.
Call Bill Thompson' at 839-2121.
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JUDY
SHAW'
4 BEDROOM - $202,500
Detached all brick. family s;ze kitchen with beautiful pine
cupboards. w/o to fenced yard, main Boor family room with
fireplace. 3 baths. entrance from double garage to house, large
entrance with curved oak staircase. Call Judy Shaw' at 839-2121.
MOVING Ufa? $=,=
Youll love this 2,400 sq. ft. executive former model home featuring
2 family rooms, 2 fireplaces & super convertient location. Just
move in and enjoy the fresh decor & attractive landscaping on tltis
premium property. Call Lynn Blanchard* at 839-2121.
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This home is situated on a treed ravine. 3,850 sq. ft. and perfect
for entertaining! Vaulted ceilings, 4 bedrooms & a den, separate
17x15' dining room, huge 715 sq. B. family room, gourmet kitchen,
all appliances & window coverings are included. $379,000. Call
Anne Briscoe"' at 839-2121.
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BROWN'
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Briscoe Estates Ltd.
BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED END UNIT
$123,000, 3 bedroom, 5 appliances, finished rec room with
walkout, french doors, freshly painted, neutral decor
throughout. Call Linnie Brown' for your personal viewing
today. 839-2121.
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ALASDAIR - r
MCLEAW
"FAWNS LANDING BEAUTY" "A MUST TO SEE"
Coughlan ou,lt, all brick. approx. 2,800 sq ft. of luxury. 4
bedrooms. master en suite, sep. IivJdin. with French doors. family
room with marble fp.. 9 ft. ceilings. Exceptional eat -in kitchen with
W/o, ceramic flooring, plush carpeting, main fir. laundry• interlock
walk & entry. $315,000. Ask for Alasdair McLean'. 839-2121.
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Spotless East Shore bungalow - sparkling hardwood floors -
neutral decor - separate entrance for in-law potential -
newer roof & windows - asking $159,900. Look no further.
Call Bill Chapman at 839-2121.
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A dream kitchen with oak cabinets & matching floors, spacious
eating area, spacious Nvi V room with floor to ceiling fireplace &
skylights, reirimled bath & finished rec room, deck, pato. Offered
at $157,777. Cad Ride Briscoe' at 839-2121.
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gleaming hardwood & ceramic floors. Professionally finished
basement, part rm., wet bar, fireplace, w/o. This fabulous home is
only $329,000. For more info please call Liz Peovski at 905-839-
2121.
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ATTENTION HOME BUYERS!
Find You in the pages of News Advertiser
BREATHTAKING VIEWS!!
Three bedroom home finished top to I
bottom. Walkout basement and large!
kitchen, deck offers beautiful Lake
Ontario views.
Premium pie -shaped
lot offers extra
privacy. Won't last at
only $134,900. Call
Wayne Einhorna',
Broker at 831-9500.
WAYNE EINHORN—
PICKERING VILLAGE BEAUTY! ONE OF A KIND! V SOUTHERN RAVINE LOT V
Stunning 1'2 acre lot overlooking s ':azzirlg design 'UniqueDerr ):oncW ' Er: ;r t 'ownrome 'ea^ res 3
ravine' 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 9widers own home ' Main floor master i► : odrms & master has wi closet 8
finished walkout basement, Dorm ' 3.1 bedroom 6 3 4-oc wastxm. ' ' semi en suite Decorated neutrally
separate dining room with Cathedral ceilings ' i - oft ' Comice 'nroughout and offers 5
hardwood plank flooring. New mouldings ' Marble Ceramic ti hardwood apoliances. fin. rec rm. with gas
kitchen, furnace & roof in '94. A firs ' Superb crd[smanshp 'To view this c walksut to ravine and Go
really rare find! soKlaCWar home :an Reta 99orh at 'ran A n -s', to see at $144.900.
SUSAN VINCENT' RETA BIGIoNI'- ;_,mr Sroup. Asking S3rA 9X SHERRY HOOVER' Snerry "ocver' 33'-9500
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Quality abounds in this A.B. Cairns 4 bedroom home Beautiful Jacobsen quality built bungalow with double
featuring a sunken solarium with lots of windows and attached garage, nestled on an incredible 100x300
2 skylights. It has wonderful curb appeal with a front toot treed lot. Bight white kitchen, whirlpool bath, rec
veranda as well as a huge premium lot. Located in room with fireplace, and games room. Located in
desirable northwest Whitby. Call Brenda Clyde' at Backwater, north of Port Perry, east of Uxbridge. Call
905-619-9500 to view, 24 hour pager. Brenda Clyde' at 905-619-9500.
$1599900
Very well kept 3+1 bedroom home in
Pickering. Eat -in kitchen, fireplace in
family room, finished basement. 3
piece en suite, in
master, central air,
central vac., very
bright. Call Mike
Lynch', 831-9500.
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CHANTAL
ABOUT 3000 Sa. FT.
132X132' LOT
Clarena d circa 1080. Bea W 4
bdnn. brick century home + 2 car
garage. 23' wasW bdrm. Mtn. ik.
lam. & laundry rm., centre hag + 2
staircases to Wiper M:vel. IV timings,
oro pine floors & trim. Elegant W. rm.,
new gas furoate, 200 amp. & lots
BRIAN RODRIGUES" more upgrades. $299.900.
ESTATE SALE
This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, Ajax home sits on a 107
foot deep lot. Approximately 10 years old, it has been
recently painted throughout. Comes with 2 appliances.
Call Chantal today! 619-9500.
A SWEETHEART DEAL OPEN HOUSE SUN. 24 P.M.
Fully detached home, three r 1950 LYDIA CRES.
spacious bedrooms, master has 4 This r wh wisres Features ,rdude
i en suite, finished basement. 5 i air coics !ewfl & security systems.
aC- ' Pc' -w Ceramics recently trtstaYed n man hal.
appliances included. Asking -- wwaer rrn & kit Protessionally, tn. rec
$154.500. Call Valerie Pilgrim'. -rr win Dar & Pcvcied W -k tp Deck off
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5199,900 NORTH AJAX
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bdrrns. J 3 bathroom, 4 pc. en suite
appliances included New
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carpeting 4 Freshly painted. Cal
closing v Backs on to parkland
Rob or Ron to view. P.S. -FREE'
Family rm. with fireplace � Great .
move if you buy through Rob or
mortgage rates v This one won't
last. v Approx. 2,300 sq. ft. Call Rob —
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or Ron to view. RON TAMRAZIAN'
YOU'VE FOUND IT!
Beautiful 4 bedroom Ajax home is located across from 619=950111
park. Upgrades include a new kitchen floor, hardwood
floor, central air and vacuum. Also fireplace, built-in =9501 , ,
dishwasher and more! Asking $194,900. To view this
home call Chantal', 619-9500.
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Check out this 5 bdrm. bargain in Ajax. A huge eat -in
kitchen, separate liv. rm./din. rm. and a great location
makes this a great opportunity. Call today!
In this magnificent detac^ed home' 3-1 bedrooms. fu;iy Sparkling 4 bedroom, central air and central vac, Approx. 2,000 sq. ft. of luxury plus professionally fin rec rm.,
finished basement suite with separate entrance. main floor professionally finished basement with stunning stone main floor tam. rm., main flr. laundry, large pie lot with
laundry, massive family room with fireplace. gourmet fireplace, wet bar, walkout to fully fenced rear yard! Don't heated inground pool, 2 -tier deck with hot tub and loads of
K tchen!!! Put down the paper! Pick up the phone! Try your wait for the sold sign. Call for your appt. to view! upgrades. Call for details. All for $197.500.
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finished rec room, main floor familyroom, main main flr. laundry room. There is a 4 -pc. en suite bath, walkout from greenhouse wt. to a great neck
Stumng oak hardwood on man floor
floor laundry, double car garage. All for $174,900. fireplace, eat -in kitchen and more. Call today for all Real cosy family room in baserrlent
the details. mall now for more details!!!
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Absolutely stunning 2.000 sq, ft. home on very quiet crescent. From
interlocking waMks, ceramics in the entry, mn. fir. laundry and
kitchen. Hardwood floors and solid oak kit. You won't be
disappointed with this one-
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Just move in and enjoy! This detached all brick three bedroom
home offers new pine floors and broadloom, new furnace, new
driveway, prof. finished recreation room, prof. landscaped front and
back, huge deck, central au coed. and more! Call today for a
complete list of features.
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Brand new townhouse, ravine lot, waNW basement, backing on to
Du fins Creeds parldand area. 3 new appliances, 3 bedrooms, 3
battwooms, 2 waNcouts. Enjoy a country setting while being close to
shopping, scads, GO Tran, emulous value.
Nestled on approx. 2 acres of land, this beautiful bungalow
ooasis dble car garage mr fir. tam. rm., main floor laundry.
^ardwood floors huge k!chen & more! Only $239.900!1 A
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Immaculate home loaded with extras. Heated, kidney -shape
swimming pool, fish pond with water, fully, prof. landscaped front &
back Bleached hardwood floors ceramic floors - central air cond. 2
kitchens. A spotless, clean gem.
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2 storey home, 2 washooms, eal4n kitchen, frrshed basement
fireplace, new broadoom and ibairg Ihrougtaut, new windows, 2
wakouts, omftl air, alamt system, award mining deck, kkated on
private cart in a desirable area, dose to 401, schools and
shopping.
1,200 sq. ft. variety store
grossing over $220,000 plus
Lotto sales, low rent at $1,400
monthly, main street location
with plenty of parking. Priced to
sell at $32,900. Won't last.
This 3 bdrm. bungalow on a 50 ft. lot with all new
windows. new roof and fully repainted. Won't last long.
Spotlessly clean and ready for immediate occupancy.
Call now.
Gorgeous 4 bedroom home features greenhouse
kitchen, main floor laundry & lots of extras. $$$ in
upgrades. Approx. 2,500 sq. ft.
Spacious det. home with finished rec room. Features
big, eat -in kitchen, fireplace, wet bar, sundeck, fenced
yard, garage & located steps to schools.
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