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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_01_14News= .: P��kP,�iy�fiT Advertiser %•til. 1 N(). _' 7TESDAS'. JANUARY 14, 199"' Pr("sf lin 1 0)(10 20 Pages Jeers, cheers for education reforms Bl OikiSTY CIIxsv ,i.,ll KI yr 1KtIH ala„ivc sCh—1 reforms announced %l,,nd.ts he F imation Nlint,wr Jahr. Snohc•Icn arc getting mixed rcvn'ws In I>ur ani RcLion. In under to cut :Int,. tit•numhcr of cho o d K srrds In Ontaro , will from Ihx to hh In IWS, trustee, wit! be rtdu.cd from 14(X) to 7()o .Ind then ..ilanc, IK hunoranurn, M.II h• capped at a maximum of $SIMM ) Mr Snohelen announced that. ,taming next •car. cdu;atlon will It %otalh tuna -ed h, Ixll,nnial grant, In a system tetter dcsigrictl to meet stu- dent,- and parents' need, and ,rare re%idcnlal proorcrtv ratcp.iscrs con- ttnuccl Lax increases laically, t}tc houndane, of the Durham Bard of FAucauon and the Durham Region Roman Catholic INSIDE Gmndma kilk-d - A ,emir 1, unit•.! I.. .,.1111 out w'lth friend, - page i. 1 rushee.' pay cut - Lt o al ,:.,.,I :nl�;cr� :.nr i:.ni thc•Ir ,jlarie, caplx•d - paKc S. i Editorial Page .......6 Spor't-% 15 Classified .........1(0 If( 1x1 1 t 1 RE-M.H I'S 1(:rneral (iSA-i 111) Fath NtHiccti .0t<i-3;X15 Auction Linc .0'si -415 Sincerely Yours, Email .... I �1•�"rlN,nludurhamnt•w, ni•t 111 !i Ii t, j) Vt 1 li xsxs•xv durhanmcxv, meet TODD N1cCARTHI Shakeup lu,i ,uikulg uI Scparale School Board will remain the ,ant. although the 1•rcnch lan- guage comp omni of Nth Nord, %III Ie removed and added to a new ccn- traV,Iuth O ntano I-rench hoard. Tiic public hard should have abut II truster,. down from I.S. while the Catholic Nord Is still wait- ing to her how it will fare "11'r'sc Just begun to digest the minister', conuucni,;' say, Ajax trustee Todd Mc{ anhN. vice-chalr- nun of the kkal septate school board. "This is a day when both bands can celebrate the t.rt that the minis- ter's announcements are an aliinna- pun of what we've been doing m Durham.- Mr. McCarthy says. Oserall. Ile hard is suppttttive of the Pro% ince', move to reduce the nunlher tit boards anti truster, In the ellen to reduce rusts. he says. "fix numhrr of trustees on the CatholiC bard will be reduced from IK to hetwcen jive and 12. he say,. See EDUCATION/page 5 ' ICI�t'LEAATIN GREAT SELECTIONS IN '97 Seron s a � wanallly on Makes SpeclaNsf Naw Bikes 1050 BROCK Rd. S. 837-2906 PICKERING O 771Jw� E MPUEEi1TRE - CLEARANCE SALES NOW ONH Picked, -.y ;; ::r Centre 420-9707 photo by Ron Pietrornro Lisa Brady looks forward to working at the Aiax- of a work placernent program through the public Pickering and Whlthy A.sollallon for .ch(x)l board. She*, seen here getting a hand Community Living ,rseral daos a week as part from association cmployee Greg Piggott. Parents of disabled children hope But 'Durham's portion isn't going to meet all the new demands': ministry This is the second in a series of articles about families of duabkd children and the struggles they are facing. BY LINDA Will -M 1IAFI RLH)Kl7.R Parents who care fix their devel- opmentally disabled children at home are applauding provincial funding will help plans Io srend arnxher $IS nullwn lis help meet their needs. '"That', wonderful Thal is the one thing 1 Minister of Community and Social Scrlces Janet Ecker) can du at this lane. • Alax resident Dawn Roper said of 'Ihurstday', announcement. SUIT, she's hoping for more — much more. Her 14-y car -old daughter Carolyn Latour has Rhea's Syndrome and can't walk or talk. She has lust the alit t Io swallo% and must fe led through a tube. Her family received S20,M) in Special Services at Hunte Funding from the nunl,try last year w help care filr her. but was capped at $1()•(NX) this year. And parents who already rrcenr funds will not he eligible tier addi- tional support until families on waning lists receive assistance. repton, David Ross, program super visor at the ministry's regional office in Peterborough. Thr office serve, IXX) families — up by 72 from the previous year — in Durham Region. Northumberland. Halibunon. Victoria and Peterborough. But See EXTRA/ page 4 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY, JANUARl' 14, 1997 Kai 41.1:1911 I*fAft - c€ "IF"UTERS d `raw io need. .. ... i`._. v6; NS Compaq 7212 .. .. .... ... ...... $999 Acer 1 1 28 100 MHz . .. . . . . .. . . . .. . .$1199 Acer 1643 1 50 MHz . .. . . ......... . .$1899 AST 9302 P 1 20 1 . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . $1899 NEC 9620 P133 .. . . . . . . .... . . . .. . .$2299 ACER Notelight P 7 00 . . . . . ...... .. . .$2299 PRINTERS HP 540 ... .. . . . .. . . . .1 . . ....... ... $ HP 320 ............................$ 199 Lexmark 1020 . . .. . . . . .. ..... . . . . . ..$ 199 Conon 2'110 .... ............. 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Ra JVG 27 Stereo (olour Television Irani �le Oft tolled stnen acrd superior tomb (ifre tltdrlology. r feeknes IndWiii... arfersa FMN* IV T iaPM and ta •UwdOIIS-waa STORE HOUM N0NMY+'RMY 10 AX -9 PA SAi1NDAY 10 AJL4 PX IMMY 11 AX4 PJI. n• 42&4450 Ave, Pickering grandma killed on night out with theatre friends Family `shocked' as senior hit by car PICKERING — 1'hc death of a Pickenn; vr,mdniother killed during an cscmng out with friend, Friday has "shocked" her Iamily who, are ,till struggling to cope With her husband', passing in MaN Elspeth Grant. 63, of Otonahce Drive was killed when struck hs a pi//a dchvcry vehicle while ,he wa, cro,srng Bellamy Road near Eglinton Avenue around 6 p.m. Mrs. Crani was pronounced dead at the Gene. Mcir„ Toronto Police report "She was lust out fur dinner with friends. And, the), were going to the theatre after that, sun Bruce Grant ,ays Hn mother pent -onc Friday every month" having dinner and going to the theatre with friend, in Scarlaorough "It was one of her big nights. i„ he out with her Inends." Mr Grant says "Nc were cclrciucly ,ho,ckcd It's Just a shock. a very hadshtick." Metro 'loronlo Pnlicc Con,lahle ('art F,iekiel report, the pi//a dctnrry driver wa,n'l speeding. but the cause is "driver error. He didn't %cc her at all.' Mr Grant rcprts hl, mother and father nioved to Pickering trom Scarborough in July of 1941 .Mrs Grant's husband %achariah pas,cd awav in Mav Mrs Grant was an elder with Sl. John's Prcshylcrian Church Mllhkcn in ScarKmwgh, he ,aNs. She's sur%ived by son Bruce and his Wife Lisa. daughter Tracey and her husband Joe. son, lain and Colin. and grandchildren Joshua. Jenna. Brandon and Melanie. A siccing is hrinc held from 6 to 9 p.m. tonight. Jan IS at the Ogokn Funeral Hone. 4161 Sheppard Ave. E . Scarblooroufln ('all the funeral home at 416-293-5.1 1 for more information. The luncral will be held Wcdne,day. Jan. 15 at noon at St John',, Sltl Goldhawk trail. S, arbx m ough Bribe a cop for a good cause PI('KS:RING — flaw yo" dinner tri.rrht to ",u h, .o cop Thur, las. Jan. 16 at the Red Lohstcr restaurant at 155ti '\m_,,ton Rd. here Neither, of Durham Regional Police will be serving patron, at the restaurant hetwecn 5 and K p.m. Th -y Will he plaNrng Walter to raise (binds lir and jWarcncs, til the Spcctal CA%mpiL- )iterN will be able do support 'TipA Cop'. a law enforcement torch run lir tic Special OINmp:c, program for nicnially di,ahlcd youth and adult,, by making a tax-deductible donation 11e fund-raising program is being held in conjunction with the World Wlntcr Special Olympics Game, in ('oihngw,rd and pronto Feb. '— to K Employers are looking for our Electrical Techniques grads! 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THE NF%S ADVERTISERT1 ESDAY, JANI'AR) 14,1997 -PAGE 3 C -,III u, at 68-3-5 1 I I) with % our nc%% , tlh�. 1`46GE 3•THE NEWS AUv'ER7'ISER TI*ESI)A\'.1ANI'AR.' la. 1947 Extra funding `not enough to help people in need': Mom FROM PAGE. I because its budget of S; million to spend on children and adults In mg at home with dcvelopmcmal and/or physical dis- abilities remained unchanged from the previous y"ear, no family" was it, receive more than S10JI111) this year -Though the oltwe — which has a waiting list of about 40 families -- %dill receive another S250.IMx1 is a result of last week', announcement. u s unknown yet exact)% how that m oncy will he spent. Mr. Rohs helicvcs "the intent of the announcemcnt...is to provide services for families and individuals who do not have supp(M right now. We arc to ing to reach out to thou on waiting lists. Folks who are already in service and are in cri- sis may he able to get extra. ..Durham's portion iol tht: atWilional funding) isn't hs any stretch of the imagination going to meet all the demands:' Mr Ross warms Theaverage famili receives $1.500 a year. When deciding bow much lamtlics will he allocated. program administra- fors consider three facttw%. the level if disability, the impact on family (such as b,w much lifting is required r and what otter &-nice% the child adult rccctves. JJJ Ajax resident'`ti ltr.kh believes the minister hopes the announcement -will shut some people up It s(unds like On, huge amount when people read aio,ul it in the paper But it wont he enough to help People in recd " Her 17-vcarold daughter Lisa has Prader -Willi S%ndrone, a lite-thrcalcn- ing genetic disorder People attcctcd exhibit at insatiable: appetite. lioragdng St E BRAD) De%parale 1),1 hclp f(w flood icycn things that are inedible). but are unable to metabolize the caloric intake and can gain weight on Just I.(AN) caloric., a day. Lisa wakes up in the middle of the night searching for flood and has treed to pre open the locks her mother has placed on the fridge and every cupboard dtxr Liv needs around-the-clock care to ensure she doesn't kill herself Itto,ugh tnercanng Her moiler receives finan- cial support front the govcrnmcni and uses It to have someone w'alch over Lisa at night. but the more., she ncenes will run out at the end of lanrun She's not eligible for :rldmoxul support until June By that time. !vis Bradv's afraid l.i a ill no longer To: able to participate in a anniunnv work pl.tcenient through the uhlic school Iso.ird and will he enr llcd i an arca high school come Scpteniher But .he'll nerd it Full-tinic asstslan it le returns Io school. \l. Brad., , n- .uns. -rhe svridronic makes her think ohout Bole) constantly" explains Ms Prady. "Food is everywhere and she can I,c phyacally aggressi%c in order a, get v. You can't control her. She has no rea- ming when it conics to look)" As a resull of Lisa's aggression, she was repcaledly suspended from school i,c(ore her placement program. She has ven been denied access to numerous •verbal -needs groups unless she has one - un -one care. Last year. Ms. Brady received SI K Il1Xl in funding to help can for Lisa. ';hc is afraid she will he forced ho quit her Job and go (in welfare in order to can for Lisa it, a result of this years S10,W) cap in Spcctal Services at Hoax Funding She has hccn referred it, countless support agcrtete, unable to assist Fer. She's s,i desperate. she has even consid Bred "creating a crisis" — such is refus- ing to pick up her daughter toren school and having officials turn [.isa user to the (-hldren's Aid Society - thereby forc- ing the government to give I-isa the care she nerds CJJJ Ms Brady ,and \ls R 1per arc among a group o d concerned parents planning a strategy netting on Jan 15 in an effort to have their needs addressed For more information un the meeting. or if you have similar concerns, call !vis Roper al h%h-t 6'0 or Ms Brady at hlih 2683 Province to provide `better life' AND NORL - `I IE FARM StOpE 905-649-2112 ►Fane I'n, I"Cts NO-- Animal Feeds & Health ;n 11, OILED sl" ,Fl O\\"ER SEFUS S 16 99 .tlFlyttx)l) sIIAvIN(;s 1 CI'BI(' Si KS 50 11) BAG OF VE,AV'TS Si 199 I -i iIlosam ,t (.larcnun ( n_ I. Rd I, - iot on.. ld 1,r, ,Is Rd S. North to Floxtun TO YOUR HEAUH, SPORTS MEDICINE and REHABILITATION CLINICS a are pleased to announce health seminars ,Y.. presented by our physical rehabilitation ' professionals, including MD, podiatnsts 6 therapists. HEALTH INFORMATION TALKS LIVE WITHOUT_ HEADACHES Dr. John Clark, B.Sc.. B.C. Thursday. January 16, 1997 7:00 p.m. li UU=millq_'Iwll 1 ke " n I1)30's ' Soon � reraled L prereiltr • AcUWCtUWChirWW iC • Your no after a motor vehide amdr! SPORTS NIF.DICI\E: and RF.HABILIT4TI< \ 'QNIt Gayly Medical CenYe 1420 Baryly St, Unit 6 420-6285 Fax Billboard items Of coming events to 683-'363. S ALE to more families with disabled kids F �„NTOD ,► Tories want to olve disabled a chance `to reach their own potential': Ecker The Province is opening ale d„,r h, "a better Ile hoc marc tarmlics oho c children hay"e devch,pnicnt,l di.ahiii t1c%.. JANET ECKER Better opportunities for disabled Thu', how Minister of (',immunity WO Social Scrviccs and Wrhanl Well btPP Janet Ecker dcsenhdtl last week's announcement io spend wkothcr S 15 mil - ]son a year on services which help fami- acs who care for developmentally dis- .ahled children at home "We want communities that offer those with dicvelopmental disabilities the opportunity to reach their own potential. their own level of independence and it) Inc close it) their family and frlerdls:' Ms. Ecker said. fMe announcement tangs the amc ium spent by the Province on community s r - vices for people with developtrental dis- ahhues to $665 million a year. Of the additional S 15 million: ❑ $6 million will support service needs of adults who live at home and are cared for by elderly parents. It will also fund day -time activities for young adults with devel- opmental disabili- ties who arc leaving school. ❑ $5 million will serve another 1,600 individuals and their families through the min- istry's Special Scry ices at Hone program. J S1 million will he allocated to expand programs for tevchopmentally delayed mfanls Qualih' Dn- Cleaning jor.io pears All cleaning done on the premises. See our weekly in-store specials! CATALOGUE - MERCHANT JAMM S YANiCH BANKRUPTCY Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619.1473 COBOURG 72 King St. W. 3724744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. Well 11MON111 Tuesday, Jan. 14/97 Double Double Pisa Ajax MiNrfork Ajaxftk ' SNOWers Drug Mart Aoxfilick 'Strictly women's Pick ' TM* Shcod of 81111111111110 Zelk!n AjulPlCk *ewmsdc- bI WMkAMft@dillyflllle a0opftptokilitw ilii fit ilii d ItR ls�>I f!t �wP lor6wcia6l Fflt�l�d�lQ� dyyALVIN __r: RM MAIVt/fiiaRicwsv an f Trustees fear salary cap may scare off candidates While 1,,, al trustees say they aren't in education for the monev. Borne Isar an announced cap of future trustees' salanes at S5(XX) may keep qualified candidates out of the running. Oshawa trustee Stan Karwowski says a cap on honorarturm, planned to begin in 1998. won't have much _ of an impact on people o cnsidering running torr school hoxirds. "I think they do it because they're :oinniil- job to make up any difTerencr in the hon- ,vanun) it she runs again. "I'M not in this for the honoranum:' says ti:mc} McLean, an Oshawa public school trustee, who helievrs colleagues aren't in it lir the money either. Ajax public board trustee Duncan Read says he believes the S5(NN) maxi- mum night keep some heoplc loom running " 11's going to senou,- impact on the kind of led to Catholic edura- t -.WA;�, oplc who will wr%e. he tion:' he says o1 hos fellow v 4•- r. s, especially coupled trustees on the Durham r' th a rcduoi,m ooh Region Roman Catholic^tstces' authonty Separate Schoorl &i;ud. w Education minister "You will still find 48 +!. John Snobelen announced People dedicated to edu- Monday schixf boards cal on regardless of the bxath lie Iic says Catholic i the l7uUct�, Miw' ' 4 get Just under $1 I (M. -- A6 wide Chairmen and ytcc_ S 1 N K XR" ON'Shl :hatm)en A committees Serious impact on taming sI ghtly moor. potential candidates At the public brad. trustees rccetve Just under 51 i,fXXl, rcpoxts yD��urham Burd of Education ., trustee Jthk-Cn Hopper. She s;iv, the $501) maximum might make some pco- pk think twice abort running. She says this might help people sort out why they want to serve Ms Hopper mkt, that whilc she and other trustees aren't serving Itic commu- nity for the money, she'll have too tiM1 a will no longer have the power to ru,c laze, %tan- irr: in 1901!l He also announced he intend, t.Tmihiht drool N wd emplovccs and their spouse, from running as trustee, in any school bird or K:Ixool Authority in O ntano. Mr K_trsy(m%ki notes his wife teaches for the separate board to Durham so he'll he aticctal by this. "I dom'1 knots tlx: logic oir reasoning hxhind vhr Snobelen's annouriccmcnt. I heheYe having a spouse obi's a teacher makes you more attuned to the education system..' He says this would keep marry good. qualili d people from running. BUTLER CARPET CLEANING SERVICES t HAPPY NEW YEAR! 1 1 Er*MRE WHOLE ONLY 1 - OUSE SPECIAL $99.00' ` -ANY 5 ROOMS Book batons F PLUS SOFA & CHAM fire 30' of 1 visa sa,,,,.rlt,r„aotw eotaur' 1 DURHAM Management CENTRE Your Best Security ... Now and in the Future The Durham Management Centre and HRDC are proud to announce a one week program, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., starting dates Jan. 27, or Feb. 11, 1997. IBM INFORMATION SESSION Wednesday, January 15, 1997 -10:00 -11:00 am. Durtmn College, Sidlis Training Centro 1610 Champlain Avenue,WhitbV To register for either the tree inilwnwifion session (Code BUS 1623) or tete of the tate week programs, tall Janis Ricfhwdson at (905) 721- 3333 or 1-800"316-3615. Funding waiMb for those who qualify for financial assistance. CALL NOW!... Space is Limited Education .FROM PAGE 1 However, the board expected Ito lose three of those, since they -represent the French language ;section. Mr. McCartfiv the fact that education will be funded by provincial grants, with boards being given a certain amount per pupil, based on local needs. and that local commercial and industrial education falces will be collected and handed o od locally. "I support it in Durham and I support it anywhere in Ontario:' he says, adding it's a boon to grant -dependent or assessment -poor boards such as rural or Catholic bards. Education director Grant Andrews says the board sharld do "comparatively bet- ter because we are alreadv operating with a lot less funds than other boards in Ontario:' Mr. McCarthy .says he was Pleased to see %fr. Snobelen announce aU reforms will respect the constitution" riigbb of Catholic boards aad French IamigtNage s1 11,n1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY. JANUARY 14,1997 -PAGE 5 reforms get mixed reviews a But public board trustee Duncan Read. also of Ajax. says he was intending to ask the board Monday night to check the legality of the Province's pn)lpKy d to strip the board's power to tax. He wants the txrard or the Ontario Public School Boards' Association to ask cabinet to refer the matter to the Ontario) Court of Appeals for a rulinp„ He says that if boards loose the taxation authority, thev will ata) lose power to make a -significant impact" k)caU-,. "You can't have effective government unless you can tax," Mr. Read says. Boards will he Def almost powerless to) make any changes W the education tem, he says. Other truslc -s say they Im are concerned abut how the oranges will affect students and parents. Oshawa public school trustee Kathleen Hopper says she Peek parents Willi have less reprewntation with fewer trmsi ees and all finagwial control at the Province. 'I'm really concerned that the parents' voices Will not be adequately heard and served Catholic trustee .ludv 'Morris. of 1Whithy, says. "I'm all for a reduction of costs where thev are warrant. ed:' she says, but the prr)poosals leave taxpayers and parents with less representation. Durham Centre MPP .Dim Flahertv says the reforms will focus attention where it belongs — on students and teacher. "It should result in a afore efficient system which will deliver better services at less crit and better quality at less cost," he says. Mr. Smoheten, in his ar muneement. said that in the last 10 vear,. sctwxA enn>tment in Ontario has increased 16 per cent but school! board spending jumped Iii per cent and property taxes went up afore than 120 per cent - More anrnwncements on education reforms are to fol- low. I� CORIAN" CLASSIC COUNTERTOPS FOR Illy: SAME PRICE. AS LAMINATE COI'\TFRTOP.s �r 9$ wi' tf P[ RCIIASE. OF KITCHEN CABINETS 0 You can have genuine DUPONT CORIAN' in your �►Mi11 m kitchen for the sant.- price as a laminate Countertop. By tom► using our colour offering for your countertops, a simple edge treatment and a standard backsplash. your Dream VMTY Kitchen xvill Come to life with CORIANs. 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Mr. Witty said last week Durham will choose to keep officers on the street here at home instead of spending hard -to -find funding on legal fees for officers to partic- ipate in the inquire. Mr. Morin was wrongful1% conticted in the 1984 sex slating of nine-year-old Christine Jcssop before he was eycntually exonerated of the crime through DNA test- ing. But Mr. Witty's politically motivated comments last week conveniently ignore the Durham Regional Police force's role in the bungled imcsugauon which led to Mr. 'Morin%, arrest and initial cony iction for the murder. Durham police played a hig role in the M%esugation (Christine's remains were discovered in a rural area of Durham)- Consequently. the force should play a role in the inquiry being con%cncd to determine how a man can be convicted of a crime he didn't commit. It Durham police are interested in helping to ensure such a travesty never happens again, politics and eco- nomics shouldn't motivate their decisions. Mr. Witt% means well in calling on the Province to fully fund legal fees for Durham officers But the point Is academic — taxpayers here in Durham w ill foot the chill whether the Province pays or our regional police force does. But this case isn't about politics or budget restraints. It's about a man's life being unalterably changed. Take the high road. Get behind the inquiry, pay, the necessary lees and participate fully in the process to marc sure such a thing never happens again. It's not about money. It's about finding justice to a sysum which failed an innocent man. vii respond to this editorial call Infosource• at 't Infosource t5h' 7(40 and dial 5112 ♦You said it.-.. .In response to the editorial `Getting tough on domestic violence' in the Jan. 7 edition, our readers say: ♦ "I'm a survivor of domestic violence. I just want to say it's about time the police department has been given the go-ahead to support victims like myself. Without the victims of crime unit they have now established, I don't think my son and I would have come has far as we have. In fact, without them, we probably wouldn't have made it at all. I think it's time the court system now stood up and gave out proper punishment for crimes such as domestic assault. My husband was charged and convicted and only served five days" Pickering Edition News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. I.1 S 21-15 ♦ Letters to the editor Churches forget they serve only one leader in Jesus Christ To the editor: Re: Letter from Jack Shaw, Pickering on merging the church- es. Amen' This is one of the saddest comments of the church these days. We have become so entangled in doctrines and denominations that we forget we all have one leader: Jesus Christ, the Son of God. So what if one church wants to practise the gifts of the Holy Spirit and another doesn't. So what if one church wants to stick to the ritual order of their service and another is freer. So what if one wants to worship on the Sabbath and one another day. The only important thing is that we all have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Let Him lead. No wonder the church has such a poor reputation in the world's eyes. If we could stop our petty bickering and start loving, we may see a change in our communities. Our young people may stop fight - JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager FRED EISMONT, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ARE FAKHOURIE. Distribution *tanager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant 'Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager ing in bars and start expressing God's love to each other in the streets. The members of our church want to show our fellow Christians we love the Lord and so are orga- nizing a March for Jesus this May. It is my hope that many people from all of the area churches will come together for that day, so that we can begin the process of set- ting aside our denominations and show others the Church of Jesus Christ. We would love to hear from any- one who may he interested in help- ing out with this event as well. Rev. Audrey Wood Christian Community Fellowship Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neat*' hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily, those of the News Advertiser. TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 AdminlClassiried Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhainnews.net JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor in Chief r Minister gets A+ for changes Massive. jolting and long overdue. That's how I'd describe changes announced Monday to education in this province. Listening to John Snohclen's announcement Monday, there was silence around the table as journalist% scribbled down the details of what are easily the most extensive changes ever to our schools and schtx>I boards. That silence speaks volumes. Thr Province was clearly miffed when .chciol hoards passed on the cost of fund- ing cuts to the taxpayer last year rather than cut costs. The message it is sending is just this — if yew are unable or unwilling to govern yourselves according to our Stan dards, we'll do it for vou. Consequently, school boards are now out of the taxation business. Rather than btrards dictating what taxpayers will pay each year to fund the education business. the Province will tell boards how much they will have to spend and how to spend it. In an apparent attempt to soften the blow, Mr. Snobelen has turned over more control of schcxtl boards to the administra- tion, the teachers and the principals by gutting the allotment of trustees. By cutting the number of trustees by nearly 60 per cent and reducing their remuneration to a maximum of $5,000 per year (down from nearly S50SM in Borne Metro Toronto boards, more like $12.000 locally) the minister has reduced boards of trustees to little more than advisory coun- cils. Clearly he expects school board employees and parent councils to do the work of running our schools. It will be very difficult to find a wide range of people with experience and skills who will take on the school board time commitment for $5,000 a year. There are those who claim it costs nearly that mach just to run for office. I expect these reforms are moving in the direction of eliminating school board trustees altogether in favor of stronger par- ent councils. I could go on. There is much in Mr. Snobelen's agenda worthy of discussion and I applaud the changes. They represent a fundamental change in the way we deliver education in Ontario - changes which deserve a chance. Joanne Burghardt writes in our rotation of staff columnists. To respond to this column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. 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" CART'ER' 19061837-10" a cm P in REALTY LTD. MEMBER BROKER PAGE 9 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY. JANUARY 14, IM Points to consider w when Y,...... choosing a builder By Linda Syron OK. so you're pretty sure atxiut get ting an extra tx-droom to use is a home office. and you think you might want i main floor laundry room. So far, so good. But there's still another big deci %ion that needs making: from which builder will you buv your new home.' The most obvious point to consider when choosing a builder is whether o not that compam is constructing the types of homes that you arc interested in purchasing If you're set on moving into a new townhouse communit\ in %Vhithy. that might narrow down your choice of builders considcrabl\. Ma\hc there are onl\ a couple of communities like that going up right now in your preferred neighborhood. making \our decision a little hit easier. Another important consideration when shopping tier a new house or condo is the reputation of the builder. Has the compam been in business Ion,-,.' :arc its prc\ ious purchasers happy with i heir homes? It doesn't hurt to dn%c .round an existing comrnunit\ built b\ [tic conipa- n\ you are considering Talk tk, the peo- plc who live there it \ou happen to ,.cc m aonc out and about' You should also he sure to consult the Ontario Ncti Horne %'arrant\ Program's helpful txoklct "Horne Bu\ er's Guide to After Sale. Scr ice". Thi annual publi- cation lists all the builders in the pro\ince who are registered w ith the pro- gram (all Ontario builders arc actualb. required h% law to be registered although some are not and rates there on how satisfactonly the-, deal with an,. con- sumer complaints atx)ut materials or work (covered M warrant� i in the home. Although the guide doles not compare the builder's quality of construction odoesdesign, it dos pro\ide Valuable insight into the overall commitment each partic- ular company make,, to its home pur- chasers. The local association of home builders is another source of useful infor- mation on members. In Toronto, call the Greater Toronto Homc Builder's Association to ask atxiut am member compan% in which \ou might tc interest- ed. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation can offer ad\ice on the types of questions you should be asking. Of course, you'll also need to visit a number of different builder sales offices and model homes. Get a feel for each company and the people who workf there. Ask a lot oquestions and expect to be treated as a special guest. Think twice about any development where the salespeople push you to make a commit- ment, or are not willing to go out of their way to provide you with the information you request. You won't have trouble finding the many other builders who pride themselves on putting the customer first and who are known for constructing high-quality homes. Last, but not least, you will of course have to compare the house prices and options offered by each builder. And whether or not a builder will allow you to negotiate on price or features should be a strong selling point. If you're in love with the perfect house in the perfect community, but don't want to pay for a two-sided fireplace, it's nice to know that many builders will be happy to work with you to discuss alternatives. Linda Syron is a communications officer with the Toronto branch of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. 4 • i x, A _. d .A ■ THE SIDEWALK SALE Tuesday to Sunday SIAWA �+/ ....: ............... �. `i OVER 200 STORES AND SERVICES INCLUDING THE BAY, EATON'S, SEARS & ZELLERS. OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9 PM, SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 6 PM AND SUNDAY 12 NOON TO S PM. STEVENSON ROAD & KING STREET WEST (905) 728.6231 1 st Toronto East Realty A,, independent!; Ownrd and Operared MernGe,')f Coldwel! 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For Details Call (AURA MACLENNAN�� ('05) 420-4200 Y811 MIME WILL BE AS 68O1 AS $@LIN PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, MY Housing starts, renovation Residential starts are projected to struction will accelerate further in 1997 increase nine per cent and renovation with the larger percentage gains in Alberta s )ending 5.6 per cent next year reports and Quebec as a result of a much healthier Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation multiples market. (1 --MHC`). in its fourth quarter National A nine per cent increase in Ontario will I- ousing Outlook (NHO). bring starts in 1997 close to the 1994 total. Total housing starts are expected to reach 71rc construction parr in British ('1111.1111111,t 134,600 units next year. compared with will quicken as supply nw1k:hcs dcniand 123.400 units anticipated thisnear. through The single family segment will run-` Double garage. tinue to expand while the multiples laundry. Pickering s..gment w ill rebound from a 1996 837-1054. d:clinc. � Men "'T'he upturn in housing acti%ih will b: due to a combination of factors." said Ali Manouchehri. senior econo- mist at CNMC's Marke! Analysis ( entre. "Projected job creation in 1997 will accompany low mortgage rates and lift both the resale and the n:w home markets further." "in the resale market. we should see stable or slightly rising prices and higher sales volumes. The NILS mar- kt will reach 3(18•7(x) sales. close to 1492's all-time peak..' On a regional basis, all provinces w ill register oreater housing starts a_tivity in 1996. with Saskatchewan avid Ontario leading the wa). Con - Booklets offer L helpful hints on home buying and selling Selling a house is a major undcrtak- irg in time and effort. Bu,6rng a house, p trticularl� it you are a first-time Myer, can he an even hirL_•cr under- But whether you're hu-, mv, or sell- ir the kc-, it) success is extensive p ammng To help you w th that task. it e Ontario Rcal Eistale Association (OREA, has puhlishcd two hooklets c'tuck-full of all the details Nou'll n,. -cd to know -and the% are asailable free to you with a phone call. OREA represents 38.t(x) Realtors across Ontario who helong to the 4S rt al estate hoards in the proyincc. CREA kn,)N.+s all there is to know about huN ing and selling homes -and it ey•ve put it in these easy -to -read books. "How to Buy Your Home" is a i'_X- p ige book covering 12 major areas vou'I1 need to consider in the process. It's all spelled out on a step-by-step h Isis, complete with worksheets and checklists. The book starts by discussing some o' the issues you need to consider in your initial planning. and tackles two rrajor questions -"can you afford to bay a house''" and "How much of a house can you afford to but? Today, with very low down pay- rr ents required for first-time buyers and mortgage rates at their lowest in nr ore than 30 years, the answer to the first question is very often a resound- irg, Yes! In fact, after checking out tte basic requirements noted in the bl)ok, many people are surprised that they are able to afford their own home. "How to Buy..." goes on to discuss de different types of homes available, working with a Realtor, arranging a lawyer and a mortgage and other areas such as additional costs, home inspec- ti ins and closing the deal. It's a com- prehensive look at all the many, many areas involved in buying a home. "How to Sell Your Home," like it's companion, takes you through all the details of the selling process. With the hslp of checklists and worksheets, you'll learn about planning, decision- traking, working with a Realtor, list- ings, marketing, working with a lawyer, dealing with offers to buy and closing arrangements. To obtain a free copy of the How to Buy or How to Sell book, simply call 1 •'800 -563 -HOME. It's that easy. 1 1) rrwv,. spending expected to grow more closely. There will, however, be CMHC's Renovation Market Outlook fewer starts in Newfoundland, Prince Total renovation spending is expected to Edward island, and Nova Scotia as spend- reach a record $ 19.9 billion in 1997. Posi- ing on several mega projects peaks or tive trends in housing markets, along with declines. low mortgage and other interest rates, will Saskatchewan starts will also drop from make borrowing more affordable and allow their hectic 1996 pace. owners to get on with planned renovation The fourth Uuartcr NHO report includes Projects. ,/ L ST REDL'C'F.D! %Pint condition 3 2 ' %enced yard ('all our 24 hour Hot Line 1416) 499-4036. Isk lar I.D. #6009 JVD1' ST4('EE***, X37-1054 urb„mu h 4 bdrm + 1/ bdrm, in bruit.. appl,,in, r c c, h,,,,/.t ut but Tl (', hurrim mel Illwrs. len lure „uuLn, Call Rakl Casinn*. 8.17-1054. r n.t 1nrr1 rpt N1r.>„ U,rr : i0b .y It a hdm, 2 Moa n. :r,,,piwr, .... 1—Lr m.,q, Ju: rm K,. -h trrn, h J,rm Purriallt (in ham; Call Leu Thompson—, 4 alt aw demi!,. X.57.10$4. till) RENT A.yYMORE.! Onh• less than $790 on tnortgage, taxes & condo fees altogether. CaU Peyton Ding*, 837- 1054. iiUl AI'11 Lis TIA6- EXEC. HOME_ 14ow.' Over 3,200 sq. It.. K/o, fin. bsmt. apt., 4 bdrms., 2 fam. rms., 2 fps• huge pie -shaped lot - Approx. J/3 of acre. Call Lois Thompson** 4 all the details. 837-1054 DO NOT WAIT ANYWORE! Good size 3 bedr(win berme in north Ajax. Central air, central vacuum. Det* at front h back. CoH Peyton Dina*, 837-1054. CALLING ,ALL INVE'STOR-S! Restored 3 bedroom, 2 storey. .solid pine plank floors, 125' lar, demand area, 2 baths - A musl see femur. Nora Bath•, 837-1054. MINCOM 3� z� SOLUTION PRF.TTYASA PICTURE bedroom home. Rec• room with tr/o to varel. Built in ,i;ura,4e an.] for Mom. 5 appliances! Pickering. Call Garry Free***, 837- 105.1. l ;i 1 J PICTURE THIS! 4 bedrooms, main flr. 1,uni1y rnl. Ceramic• clue through kitchen. Double garage. main flr. laundry. Pickering Call Garry Free***, 837-1054. 11 u, rr, „1111 appr,t-r.(XX) Cpl u r 4 /rine rrrrc. Muster brdnwrn hu.c a 6-l/enurr "Ito! trth' & hill, runt- rn erl,w4mg vm ked trove /nerd (u.Rrnr AN, hen hos demblt- built -on in rn ,, & , mint, r ,nn r tnl, ' Wiilkow b'd%cint"lt leu, un urs light .""'Istr„r & stere !l nnror,g. leaf l`2 twnulr.r err 14, ,urge & 401 Ron Argue*, 837-105.1. Brwid new kitchen, hardwood, central air, 3 bedrooms, finished basement. Irl excellent condition. Emily Tan**, 837-1054. ('(11 '.VTR } E.% T-1 IT., (;01.\'G BACK TO AI TRO! r "BEACHES" - Nearly new! Classic! Gorgeous! 9 ft. ceilin;;.r! Appliances! Fireplace! Garage! W(iw! See this toduy! Patel Goodwin*, 8374054. THE NEWS ADVENMER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, Safety comes first in home renovation While it is fun to work on home improve- ment prcjq:L%, safety and security are impor- tant factors to remember. "Do-it-yourself pro- jects are enjoyable, easy and cost-effective, and provide a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment;' says Anne Clarke, design expert at Home Depot Canada. "However, advance preparation, planning and common sense will help ensure that all projects are completed successfully and safely." Here are some helpful safety hints to remember when working on home improve- ment projects: Tools: • Before operating any power tool, careful- ly read the owner's manual for safety infor- mation. The manufacturer's instructions are your hest guide. • Wear protective gloves whenever they will not hinder your handling of t(mis. - When using t(x)ls that can splinter, chip • Extreme care must he used when work - and break material, always wear protective ing with ladders. Use a ladder only fur it's eye wear. _ recommended projects. Check that your lad- . • Always wear safety glasses and a dust der is properly erected and lacked into place mask or respirator when standing and remov- and that it is on a firm and level surface. ing wallboard and plaster. "Whenever po)ssihle. get someone to hold the Electric Power: ladder while you are using it." says .Anne - When working with electricity, double Clarke. Remember to always centre your check to make sure the power is off at the weight on the ladder and do not stand on the breaker box before you start working with top step, top brace or the utility shelf of a wiring. Once the power is off, mark the stepladder. breaker box accordingly so no one else turns For ceilings and high spots on walls. it on while you are working. make it simple scaffold by • Make sure the rower is always turned off running an extension plank before removing cover plates of electrical through the steps of tw() outlets and switches. stepladders. Planks should Manual Work: be no more than 12-1eet long • 'hake care when moving heavy materials and thick enough to support and learn to lift properly. Check ,,tiith your your weight without flexing. doctor or chiropractor. Ladders should he placed Housing starts reach two-year high National housing starts rose 17 per cent in November to a wasonally adjust- ed annual rate (SAAR)* of 138,200 units from an October rate of 118,1(x), according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Coryx)ration (CMHC'). In urban centres, single -detached dwelling starts rose 12.4 per cent to 613(x) units. Multiple unit construction moved up 34.7 per cent from the previ- ous month, to 51,6(x) units. "The November housing starts level are at the highest since November 1994. It coincides with higher activity in the existing home market, which rose 13 per cent to a record 347,(xx) sales in Octo- her," said Michel Laurence. Senior Economist at CMHC's Market Analysis Centre. "Full-time employment is still higher than at the 1999 peak. -rhat. along with lower mortgage rates, is producing gains in the new and existing markets." In Ontario, urban starts increased 3.8 per cent in November to 41.1(x) units. Gains in the single -detached segment of7set a drop in multiples. Condominium starts rose but rental starts declined. Activit, wa.• lower in "Toronto. British Columbia urban starts reached & Pyr News Advertiser REAL ESTATE SECTION TUES., DEC. 3rd edition Valerie Bilenduke - Pickering, Ont. $50 Gift basket from Awesome Baskets & Gifts TUES., DEC. 10th edition Paul Tilley - Pickering, Ont $50 Kreb's Dinner certificate TUES. DEC. 17th edition Myrna Lyon - Oshawa, Ont 8x10 Portrait, Glamour Shots Value $45 TUES. DEC. 24th edition Catherine Coghlan - Pickering, Ont $50 Krebs dinner certificate . Peter Jones - Sales riepresentative Sutton Group Heritage Prize: Glamour Shots Package . Value $% 26,9(x) units in November, a 47 per cent increase over the previous month. Single starts were up. but most of the increase was in multiples. This segment benefited from greater construction in fx)th condo- miniums and rental units. Urban starts in Quebec ruse 26.1 per cent to 20.3(11) unit,, ;n N(,�cmhcr. B,vh single -detached and ii:uh!r,!c in November improved. Multiples were much more active as condominium starts picked up across the province and rental starts increased in the Montreal area. Starts in the Prairies increased 32.6 per cent to 18.3O9) units in Nrnemhcr. Hither starts were recorded in all pr )% ince,, but It �_,rcatcr numhcr ,f rental ,carr, the >(,t;)I with steps towards each ether and with the braces down and lacked. • For creating a scafl`40ld using swirl. run an extension plank through the step of a ladder and place the other end on a stairway step. Make sure the ladder is steady and check that the plank is level. Keep the plank close to the wall, if possible. and never overreach. • Dress appropriately for the work you are doing. Coveralls and a cap will save hours of clean-up time and replacement costs for dam- aged clothing. h my- /_ mi( Jnenc�c cents, associates and suppliers Mian% _,'ou for ff 11"our Support In ,-chieving "Platinum Award" 1994, 199; & 1996 Jacquelynn Tanner Salo Rep. Suttt)n Group - Hentage Realty Inc. 619-9500 The Staff of I`R,4,N"K REAL FS IATF LT1). wish to extend our very best wishes for the New Year to all our clients and friends and invite you to visit us at our .New Location 100 Westney Road South, Unit 102 Ajax, Ontario (905) 683-7777 ...'dUe6ea�uct*,a ryas 46tro"Ove Hca w4&e4 4"e vao g�alvoff PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14,117 Many Canadians use RRSP program to make the jump into home ownership The biggest hurdle for many into the real estate market. first-time home buyers is putting There is a wide selection of together the do%%n payment for it homes for sale in all price catc- housc. But if sou or \our spouse gories across Ontario. And kith haoS, an R. jSP. ou may he.abli tor i,mort4afe rpLes near the ir, IoAest leve start enjoying all the ad anta fes of f., int 36 ),cars. nirw is an. ideal home ov%nersl p Sooner than \uu I c to hu\. think. OHning \our home gives vuu Since the government started man\ advantages over renting. the RRSP Home Bu\ ers program Number one is that you build equi- in 1992. more than 4OO.(X)O Cana- t\ instead of seeing mune\ just dians ha\e used their RRSP funds disappear month after month in fur do\\n payments. according_ to rent. With \our own home, you recent Canada Mortgage and can also meet the needs for more Housing Corporation (C,\1HCI fig- space for a growing• famil\. ures. About 65.(XX) are expected to indulge \ our lifestyle h\ doings take ad\antagc of the plan this things like ,arclening or special \ ear. The plan \\ as started its it hohhics and become part of a solid federal tax mo:enti\e to assist first- community. time [ionic hu\ers in o\ercornink, Usin_ ta\-free RRSP funds for it the initial dil'ticultics of getting down pa\ment makes _ening into a new home easy. How does it work? The minimum down payment for first-time homes buvers is five •po.rcent of' the 4ouse's sale price t You Irneed an additional tY rcc 'P-ef' rent or so of the sale'price to take care of some initial payments such as taxes. but up to 95 per cent of the sale price can he financed for eligible buyers by an insured nwrt- I'hat minimum five percent means you don't need a great deal of* mons\ in RRSP ,a\ings to meet the down payment requirements. You may withdraw up to 520.000 of tax-deferred sayings front one or more RRSPs to make it down payrtcnt. In fact. it your sporuse also has RRSP,,. he or she It pays to pay your News Advertiser carrier Just ask Fiona Thomas of Pickering who was the grand -prize winner of a television in the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser's recent collection peri- od draw. To be entered to win a great prize. dust pay your carrier the vol- unteer collection charge during the next collection period. may also withdraw up to $20.000 year. Any shortfall in any year will under this RRSP Home Buyer's he included in your income and Plan and the total of $40.(XX) can taxed at the normal rate. The he used as a down payment to buy repayments begin the second year o build a home. i.t.� A t r t (•J I c4urc n �iS C)Li IC frngures t� followin � the year in w i b the F..•, t . ,r + Y 4 `vl AdriV6l %6 f it' de. A 'din (ii a�crage %��ttlid�raw:��s when the rel:ciJct anotficr tax break' whcri plan started were just under you make repayments to your $10.000. That average has RRSP. declined to about $80)1) this year. A Realtor can supply your with Ontario home buyers have all the other details about the accounted for about 387, of the RRSP Home Buyer's Plan -and participants in the plan since it help you find that first house. With began. good deals and low carrying costs The property you buy or build available. now is the time to take under this plan must he your prin- the plunge. with help from your cipal residence. not a second home RRSP sayings. and make your or cottage. dream of owning a home come Your tax-free RRSP withdrawal true. The RRSP Home Buyer's must he repaid within 15 \cars rm program makes it easy to climb a schedule of at least 1/15th jeer „scr that Iirst hurdle. #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 suffm #1 #1 GROUP x #1 #1 YOU DON'T HAVE MONEY #1 #1 TO BURN! `t1 #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 # WHY PAY RENT? Clean & cosy one bedroom condo is on #1 $75.900. Complete with a fabulous conservatlo #1 view' Also includes 5 appliances, central air #1 #1 CHANTALceramics & a private patio. Call Chantal today a CORCORAN•• 619-9500 At this price a won't be around for long! #1 t #1 MOVE -IN CONDITION - GOAL Is To U MFOR #1 JUST CALL! #1 THEMO§T MONEYINTHE L , E�►s #1 3 MONTHS MORTGAGE FREE! #1 AMOUNT OF TIME. WITH THE FEWEST #1 Fabulous new kitchen - pot lights, new floor + #1 PROBLEMS! BECAUSE TIME N MONEY, CALL STEVE COOPER'. A MOST #1 cupboards. etc. Converted to gas heat, under #1 TRUSTED NAME IN DURHAM SINCE 1986. $600/yr. 4 bedroom, fireplace in SUTTON GROuP-HERITAGE REALTY INC. #1 living rm. Close to all amenities, #1 (905) 619-9500 #1 walk to lake. short drive to "GO" #1 (THE $1 REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN THE #1 - backs on to detached homes - #1 DURHAM REGION!) t1 ' a super buy at S119.900. Call #1 #1 #1 #1 #1 10#1 #1 #1 #1 »1 D'A"A Diana Plitz'. 619-9500. PLi- 1 r:AJAX 619-950 Io -•i PICKERING i THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, IM -PAGE 13 More first-time home buyers force up rental vacancy rate igh vacancy rates have leveled off er the past 12 months in a number of nadian centres, while the supply of ailab{e reptal ac;comModation creased in some centres with lower acancy rates. according to the Rental arket Survey released by Canada ortgage and Housing Corporation CMHC). "Vacancy rates increased in many cen- tres because more first-time buyers moved out of rental units," said Bruno Duhamel, a market analyst at CMHC's Market Analysis Centre. "The lowest mortgage rates in over 30 years, strength- ening employment and an ample supply of affordable housing have created ideal home buying conditions for many." Vacancy rates increased in ;even out of eight centres between Windsor and Ottawa in Ontario. In the Toronto area, vacancies increased from 0.8 per cent to 1.2,r Cent QXer the last year, ending a trend io persistently lower vacancies that started in October 1992. Windsor, Oshawa and Hamilton also experienced an improvement in vacancy rates between October 1995 and October 1996. A number of centres have lower vacan- cy rates compared to a year ago. In Mon- treal, high vacancy rates have started to ease, dropping to 5.7 per cent in October 1996, from 6.2 per cent a year earlier. This is the lowest October level since 1990. Chicoutimi and Hull also had lower vacancy rates compared to a year ago. Declining vacancy rates were also reported in many Western centres. The greatest vacancy rate declines between October 1995 and October 1996 were in Edmont6n.(10.2 to 7.6 per cent) and Cal- gary (3.6 to 1.5 per cent). Regina, Saska- toon and Vancouver also had lower vacancy rates compared to October 1995. The lowest vacancy rates across the country were in Saskatoon (0.7 per cent), Vancouver (1.1 per cent), Toronto (1.2 per cent), Calgary ( 1.5 per cent) and Kitchener (1.8 per cent). "The vacancy situation in Atlantic Canada's major centres did not improve in the last year," said Mr. Duhamel. "Vacancy rates in St. John's (15.4 per cent). Saint John (9.1 per cent) and Hali- fax (8.7 per cent) all increased and are nw,k the highest in the country." Canada's overall vacancy rate was 4.3 per cent, the same as October 1995. CMHC is forecasting the overall vacancy rate will moderate slightly to 4.1 per cent by next October. Fifteen centres are expected to have lower vacancy rates, eight centres will have more vacancies and three centres will have stable vacan- cy rates in 1997. The results of CMHC's annual rent survey show that centres with the highest average rental costs are found in the mar- kets with persistently low vacancy rates. The highest monthly rents for a two-bed- room dwelling were reported in Vancou- ver ($845) and Toronto ($819). The low- est rental costs were reported in Trois- Rivieres ($405). Chicoutimi ($423) and Sherbrooke ($426). Serenity Group offers 9 v hel with addictions✓;y A local group can help guide you along the road to Serenity. The Serenity Group's next 12 -step recovery meeting takes place Fri- day, Jan. 17 at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Road in Pickering. The group meets each week and deals with addictions of all types. including co-dependency. Call Jim at 428-9431 in the evening for more information. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Let it snow, let it snow... Syd Kean cleans off his driveway at his home at Ajax after last Thursday after the area got Harbord Crescent and Windebankds Drive in snowed under the night before. TED IN HERMITAGE Santa Claus came early in the Hermitage subdivision of Ajax last December. Little was just one of the many children who enjoyed talking to Santa courtesy of Patricia X. Reabum of Re/Max First Ltd. Santa's helpers Catherine and Greer did a wonderful job helping Santa Claus give out candy canes. Many thanks go out to the members of the Hermitage Association who helped serve hot chocolate, take pictures, and make the day a great success. Special thanks go out to Santa who, as always, was a jolly fellow, and Ken Caverly who helped build Santa's platform. This has become an annual event and Patricia X. Reabum promises it will be an even more fun next year so watch for her invitation next December. She'll be waiting for you. Until then, Patricia and all the members of the Hermitage Association wish everyone a prosperous and happy 1997. PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14.1997 7w v� 11slayme r UARG JW EATTY DENS b ravaltive ` Sales l "w6 L.J tial® 6R►� a SOUTH AJAX LOCATION 4 BEDROOM PLUS a,r io, r family room. - completely ess from garage to ,raded ranch " -,ruse 2 bathrooms. - rgalow is situated 7 shed rec room. ': i a a premium lot, o ocat on x in a prime = - Ogious street. ManyP_ ith Ajax location. _trades Call now to -as a double garage, .,v -dock driveway and eerr ,aded Call today. "QUEEN'S SOUTH AJAX COMMON" Beautiful 4 bedroom 4 �cuhve s - 1 " home with lots of F,s -room home. extras. Greenhouse 1c>fetey fin tumt -` • ' 2 •+ r then with w/o to second kitchen. �,r.�� peck & Inground :shroom 8 laundry _-=_s - _ : a. i ares Located ` main floor _- dry & central ss from - - , .;.ground Shows Steps to lake. s _ - - ;tui' Large lot, :9.500. IMATURE °:.' ^iEIGH80RH000 ® • • SOUTH AJAX - r% 00 So. FT of TRIDEL BEAUTIFUL TERRACED t LIVING! CONDO s�!► �..- � rastercdrm-onersen 'are b?auty 2 full „� < =� , bible door plus solarium, 2 SFcara;e d+nxg roan � ,zr bathrooms, 2 bft rated pRltutE NORTH : a k cit; to huge nashroom home �:Ax arF terrace. 5 ANE wng rm offers ?place 8 w o antes en suite Ml BROMLEY _ _ � NiSHED BASEMENT , Stora a locker, ��' ry 9 Sales PApreseintativell AMccul NOW' ; parhmg Sales Rep, r UARG JW EATTY DENS b ravaltive ` Sales l "w6 L.J tial® 6R►� a SOUTH AJAX LOCATION 4 BEDROOM PLUS a,r io, r family room. - completely ess from garage to ,raded ranch " -,ruse 2 bathrooms. - rgalow is situated 7 shed rec room. ': i a a premium lot, o ocat on x in a prime = - Ogious street. ManyP_ ith Ajax location. _trades Call now to -as a double garage, .,v -dock driveway and eerr ,aded Call today. "QUEEN'S SOUTH AJAX COMMON" Beautiful 4 bedroom 4 �cuhve s - 1 " home with lots of F,s -room home. extras. Greenhouse 1c>fetey fin tumt -` • ' 2 •+ r then with w/o to second kitchen. �,r.�� peck & Inground :shroom 8 laundry _-=_s - _ : a. i ares Located ` main floor _- dry & central ss from - - , .;.ground Shows Steps to lake. s _ - - ;tui' Large lot, :9.500. IMATURE °:.' ^iEIGH80RH000 SOUTH AJAX - r% FT. t :='a lied 3 +ce home oom. nashroom home ' -�_a'-m kitchen. -,sned top to - �c basement Mam floor a ^ `oor family h to patio. y baCkS 10 ;E treed lot. ^e!! Must be ;00. 5214.900. CHEAPER THANI SHORT OR RENT '� ; - LONG TERM • 2 8 3 bedreom 4 a' I RENTALS condos +t r [ s -akevew penthouses I•_ -"v05 sq fl i a r m S1,050 apo s r , per Er• suite Af dry • .mrnediate possession c e =woes all utilities aeadablie E- suite laundry • S93 90C - S159.900 .a' location { GOLFCOURSE FABULOUS SETTING STARTER s Ar aadress you 11 be .r5uc 'o call home. Featuring 3 I uNul rancharms �� 2 baths. f� area iow with all the Jul w to oreaktast Betts 8 Whistles. '• ane w 0 10 large fully -+a. owocd floors. 2 tencea yard, Ixg deck'. aces triple car Irl room - din room ma ;a,age fin ret nn. S combination Finshed ^tucr. much more! rec rm. Great location! QW, - 2992, fast. 683 2992. $ 102 500 - WHY REM? Th s totally renovated iownnome features 3 Dorms. 2 baths, very spacious Iry rm 8 bin. nit with wio to new decK nuge rit.breakfast area, wio from iec rm. to privab parklike yard. New brdm., flits. windows 8 much more - freshly decoraled and ready for you. Call fast to view. SOUTH AJAX ` $127,900 • 3 bedrooms ' Eat -in kitchen • Finished rec rm. Totally fenced • All appliances ' Excellent location %A WITH 0 JUT OF TC A, f .s• �� . SIMPLY STUNNING "FOX HOLLOW PICKERING All trick eRALnrtYe haft, 4 large bdmkt., prd. br rtt rm. wfh well bar, bland rm., ewca arta, am" entrance. grand iN rm rill pillar post Seclded bath yard win healed IG pool 1 '- hot ib. Luted at f269.1l00. LUXURY TRM CONDO FOR RM 2 bdrm., 2 baths, solarium. In exclusive building. Available Feb. 1 st. Asking $1,2751mo. Everything included. All you pay is telephone. A . • • ►J . n �J .•r t< *40- IF ;% -� • -�e . fi•tr�47�•Ifif9�� ♦W .�•1}} ff•�r-�r h'i ,1{{ *� tyf�j�i6t�r • �� y fi��%i�1��P I•ff '•�If �► "w�Ir1'�'�1 i� r�� %'.'i, + YYl�� 1y�z,�- 4, r r r a n -.vhf v> s •P fit/ i / )< /*s��,els•}.•'1�1:,/.rai:^rs,oJt,>fi� a z ,gid cf fig T �� v� ✓`; t' 1 1 14 Esse' •�► > >.a .a :.sfz;.t> +F / visfi.P=t�ldi.i�s'1 ,fid Jit°14iacaft'"s y.�.ri r`i...s.'v }P4�/livr s,i• , :✓,a.f<..'.a.«... ....r Pickering 1 Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Two area curlers hope to ice national titles BY Jim EASSON SPF{('IAL to THF. NI:w'S ADVERI1SER ,UAX — Ajax resident and former \nnandalc Curling Club member Bob I urcotte has captured the Ontario CIBC ,wnior Men's Curling Championship Ior ilc second year in a row. He won the Ontario title last year with ;is Brampton rink, and later went on to Apturc the Canadian crown. This year, playing out of the Kitchener-Watcrl()() Granite Club, Turcottc won the provin- cial title on the weekend at the Dixie Curling Club this past weekend. Turcottc now takes his rink to the Canadian championships at the Thornhill Country Club Jan. 25 to Feb. 2. Another Ajax resident is also headed for a Canadian curling championship. Panther peewees run out of gas in tourney PICKERING — he Pi Acting Panthers \11\°ell Construction peewee 'A' rcp hock -c\ tram split league sanies and tinished as runner- up at a tournament in recent action. 'I h': Panthers tri- umphed over Clarington 1.11 on Jan. 8. Steven Araujo earned the ,hulout in net, stopping I ; Clarington shots. Meanwhile, Pickering 11rcd 65 shots at the opposition goal. Finding the back of the ('larington net were Brandon Boyer, Stephen \I: E:achen, Rvan \ilhkelson and David Skrcpnek. Stephen Phillips, Greg Cusack ,old Michael Rapson drew assists. The night before, the Panthers dropped a heartbreaking 6-5 deci- 11ion to the Richmond Close games AJAX —Close battles marked the return of Ajax Recreational Ladies Basketball League action for the new year at Highbush Public School in Pickering last Wednesday night. In the evening's opener, Glenn's Auto Service got past the Bank of Montreal 38-34. Kathy Duman led the way for Glenn's with a 14 - point effort. Anne Whitehead was close behind with 12. Leading the bankers were Lori Fleming with 11 points and Lori Lomberg with eight. In the nightcap, Dakota Bob's edged the Tudor Hill Stars. Richmond Hill scored five unan- swcred goals in a six - minute span. Cusack potted two for Pickering, with singles to McEachen, Boyer and Brandon Gifford. Assists went to Rapson with two. Kc� in Kcarn, Joel Niarkham, Cusack. McEachCn and Bo-,cr with one apiece. Goahe Robert Follett held his ground for two periods, but faltered after numer- ous defensive break- downs in the final frame. At the Port Perry tournament. the N11well Construction peewees made it to the champi- onship game only to lose to Jordon 3-1. Pickering simply ran out of gas after playing three consecutive games in rapid succession at the one -day event. Gifford scored the Ione goal, unassisted. Gifford won the most valuable player award for the tourney. In the first game. Pickering posted a well- descrvcd 4-3 win over Lindsay. Markham, Paul Delsey, Kcarn and Grant Gooley, with the gamc winner, scored for the Panthers. Drawing assists were Skrcpnek and N11hkelson with three apiece. Rapson recorded a single helper. The Panthers blanked the host Port Perry squad 7-0 in the second game to advance to the final. Cusack led the scoring parade with a hat trick, while Delsey scored a pair. Skrcpnek and Markham added one apiece. Assists went to Skrcpnek. Gooley, Rapson. Delscv, Mark Gosse, Johnston and Cusack. mark- women's Arms 33-28. Debi Bonar contributed 10 points to the winning cause, Joanna Reardon had nine. Mary Jane Huh scored 10 for the hoops play Tudor Amts and Rose Adam seven. Players in the league reside in both Ajax and Pickering. PICKERING REP `*OFTB A�� SOFTBALL ACT NOW1' 11 STILL LOOKING FOR PLAYERS IN ALL AGE GROUPS, BOYS AND GIRLS MITE TO MIDGET. NAlftlaft'— Please call 420-9101 and leave a message with child name, age & sex. THE NEWS ADVERTTcERT1't=TiAY,JANUARY 14,1997 -PAGE 15 P S orts News Advertiser Kim Bourque. in her second year at Memorial University in St. Johns, Newfoundland, is again on a provincial championship team. Bourque and her junior women's rink won the Newfoundland title for the second year in a row and will now head off for the %laple Leaf Junior Canadian Championships in Selkirk. %lanitoha Fcb. S to 16. The Investors Group Tr,,ph% Bonspicl began Jan. I I for the 92nd con - u cutiye near. The Annandale Curhm_ Club is one of 24 hosting the competi- tion. 'v1orc than 4(X) teams arc entered to play for some S25.(X9) worth of prii.cs to be handed out at the: end of the event next weekend. In addition, two free draw prices are up for grabs ti>r thou: who entered the bcrospiel. Special• Vabd tiQ JET i photo by Andrew Iwanowski It's all downhill from here Helen Butt participates In a mogul camp run b-, Canadian Olympic ski team member Jay Vaughan at the Lakeridee Ski Resort recently. Fresh Cut Meats A Fresh Chicken$249 Breasts lb. ; Stir'�Fry Beef $369 lb. J 'Cube Steak swvE sI'O 5349 ro. Vats Y f- Y 1 ids t Everyday Low Prices! Com A/AA/AAA Si PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1997 Buy one lassified week, get (905) the 2nd free! Call us for TORONTO . details LINE 798.7672 Applies to Articles For 6830707 Sale and Vehicles For �keri'Y GARAGE SALES only $35+GST IM Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival and receive agift wort ate +GST $ entitling you to S255 worth of quality baby products. / l l Careers Careers Careers reers Careers General eneral Office Help Help ' Help First Time in the Durhani Region This 20 week course is designed for people who already possess drawing and designing skills and %fish to make a career in the following: *Animators in the film industr% +.Advertising design for TA'. *Design of CD-RO'11 games ♦Graphicsilllustrations for magazines and publishing Learn the most powerful computer animation program: AliasANavcfront (used in the film Jurassic Park). Training ssill he on the latest High Powered Silicon Graphics Computers. 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Seek, an :xpericnred IIIART - TIME: ('LE:RK The candidate is required it) ha%e a :onipulcr background Working knowledge within ACCPAC is tit rs.ct.:as veli as being proficient to French w'e offer eUnlpetltlne compensation for this poNulon Send resume Icy 1700 Alliance Rd., Box 135, Pickering, Ontario LIW 3X2 Attn: Controller EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Jrgamzed Sell -starter w•tt excellent presentation ar, tele0ore sk:fls required til ousy sales executive r east Scarborough Duhem railconsist of problem soov ^g, organ zattonal. admn Strahve and telemarkel , 'asks Excerlent comma^, 71 English required PleasE '•Inward a handwritten cov e, ng letter Neth salary ex D eciahons along with a _,rrent resume to 1416, 286-8832 FULL TIME RECEPTION- IST required Ayax Iocatior Duties include all phases d ounce Procedures including 'Nord Perfect 51 Reply to F �e x9732. Oshawa This Week. P O . Box 481, ONhawa. Ontario LIH 71.5 LEASING AGENT RE- QUIRED Pan eine for res 7e^nag complex. Fax resumes to 905-668-2470 MATERNITY LEAVE re Owren, part rime IIAW ''ave a strong accounting back ground Send resume Computation. 43 W.Ice C r ve. Ala, L IT 3J9 SERVICE REP. for window covenngs experience re oared. pease tax resume ro 905-839-9415 or cast 9392101 News Advertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 P.M. Sal. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-070's SAN WITZ I Agents EXPANDING FITNESS CO. requires part i tuG lime sates help Must be re. sponsdHe and able to work weekends Fitness Experi- ence preferred. No phone taus Please Appy at 613 Kingston Rd PRck Imf Office I Sale AHNp/ , Sales A NN P gent gent REGISTERED Demo Hy- ADMINISTRATOR gtenist required for pan - time work. Call 905-987- Permanent 2155 P . SPORTS PROMOTERS needed for upbeat, local advertising company. No layoffs• no downsizing; gust opponututies to advancelre Am" n nwegement also available. Call Stacey: 721- 0299. - IM START MEDIATELY. Light telephone work, evenings: 3-9. $300ANO". No sgtwience. FW trienog Provided. Oshawa. Please call Mr. White 905-723- 6900. a time General adminis- • ' • , trative duties in- cluding coatpater- ized payroll and GE VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S accounting, HVAC LARGEST CHRYSLER experienced Pre - IS SEEKING AN (erred, Submit rc- 4un a with salary EXPERIENCED SALES expectation to: REPRESENTATIVE PLEASE 1911 NOTION RD- CONTACT TED VVILLIAMSON PICKERING, ONTARIO OR KERRY PICKARD AT LIV 2G3 683.5358 Check Out Our Flyer Deliuery Service. We are by far The 01 tNatrl'btltor of Ayes in our area. Ha%v yf>,I► flyers MilivredJust call pa-4111,any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with The NewspWa that everybodyIleedS. �S . A a a f News Advertiser Skilled Skilled A THE (YEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14,1997 -PAGE 17 - rtrcles Automobilm Automobiles Auto Le QIP Help For Sale 911111 For Sale For Sale Rentalse ' SnowmobilesEM Snowmobiles HOUSE All DRIVERS e 3 years AZ experience * Clean abstract •Tanker experience or willing to train it $14.00/hour PROVOST BULK TRANSPORT (416) 282-5723 Sales Help/ Agent PUBLISHING COMPANY coated In Pickering re ;uses an Advertising Sales R.presentative for nat.onal ,rid regional trade peric i- -.tls Must have previous penence ,n advertising •.ales and be able to start -nmediately. Qualified and ,rperrenced Persons. ,,'ease contact Cndr Perks v (905) 831- 4711 Hospital i4edlal Dental DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Fuin rime for busy Ajax practice Evenings and Sat required. 2 yrs dental re- ception exp a must. Call 905.427-1443 or tax re- sume to 905-427-9651 EXPERIENCED DENTAL RECEPTIONIST wanted '- , a ruil time six month ma- lemity leave Please call 430-0417 before 1 p m. Medical I Chiropractic Clinic in Ajax Seeking Part- time medical secretary Must be tiexcie Fax re. wine to 905 427-0933 NURSES: -A Workshop ses Contemplating Sell Employment"- gam Spm Jan 28 Oshawa. Jan 30 Belleville Contact Margaret Malcolm R.N 9C5 722 9150 Daycare • , Wanted DAYCARE WANTED. h.t Ceded ro, our crndrer 12 9 and 4, live ,n or out. references required. Please can after 6 p m 420.3825 Ask or Kathy EXPERIENCED DAY- CARE wanted for 8 moor^. Or: :r...d Mon Fn ,n West - shore area, Must be caring educational environment, relerences required, please can 837-0357 PART-TIME housekeeper 1 Firewood BROOKLIN FIREWOOD. Bush/lace cords, kindhng quality seasoned firewood Please phone ('leave mes- sage) 905-655-8797 Hwy 12 to Spencer's Road, turn north on Ashburn Road, 200 yards $50/face cord, mixed, picked up FIREWOOD. Excellent quality hardwood,. Guar- anteed, extra long fully seasoned, cut and split. Honest measurement. Free delivery Kozy Heat Fire - 53 -2246 ' Bargain Corner DINING ROOM TABLE: large, beveled edge. glass top table. 6 chairs, brass and black lacquer Rubular steel), very sturdy, pur- chased 1990 for $1200 and stored 4 years $400 (905)7258861 MONEY -MAKING OppOr- tunmes' Cohecr,on of 70 hot, money -making reports Free bonus, returns guar- anteed S A S E $500 Dept M131. 1700 AlkanCe- Rd. Picketing. L 1 W21X7 TINTED, GLASS TOP table with 4 brown velour chairs Brass -tate frame. 601 $100 o b o Call 420.3278 YORK 440 Pow•rFlox. peck den.. starrmaster. Dench press. thigh exten- s,on, (bands) $125 Sharp PA 3000 111 Typewriter 5100 Call 839, 7122 Articles Pro for Sale 4 PCE. BEDROOM 5225. chesterfield $55 •ecliner S45 odds chairs S25. dresser 5200, exercise bike $35 oMor Mems 623-6332 ANTIQUE DINING loom, lull set good shapeoest offer 428-7730 r'-iji aid : days per week, BACK TO THE beginning. to care lot two children, ages 5 yr b 22 mins Suli with INTRA 23 herbal ode for loving, caring non- drink Cam Alum Intra Pro- smcke• with own transpor. hours 686-3664 or OLS In- 'abcr Please call 428- tra preneurs at 6681265 7431 CARPET for sale or free time Receipts. Mother of Shop at hortle service call Daycare and we vim show you the E Available difference We also do cus- 9627. tom Installations, repairs DAYCARE -Specials and restretchng. Seniors AFFORDABLE d Loving Discounts Call Mike 905 - Daycare In non-smokin 4311040 CONTENTS: Custom-made hv!ngroom and dmmgroom furniture. futons, sofas, wall unit, beds. dressers. etc Call. (905)683 5342 and leave message ICE -HUT 5X6. $70 firm, $110 with stove, 985-7614 Dave. INDUSTRIAL 7 Commercial Wagner Pro -Series 1250 Classic 1;2 horsepower Airless Paint Sprayer Hose and spray gun Ex cellent condition Paid $2200 Asking $1250 080 Must Sell 905-728. 3044 CARPET - New Treclless SCOtChguard. easy to main. tain, free estimates on all Your carpet. Fast Delivery. premium pad. installation guaranteed Mike 725 3877 PIANO FOR SALE Apart- ment size. $1650 OBO 905-436-6290 SINGER 211 industrial sewing machine. excellent working condition $900 (7051 799-6946 SNOWBLOWER - 8 hp With electric start $900 683-5386 STEPS APPLIANCES, SALES a SERVICE: Showroom ,s full of recon- ditioned appliances Must sell' Best paces In town' We carry the best warranty. Built-in dishwasher. S250 Sloves. $150 8 up. ail co- lourslsaes. Washers, $200 d up, all makes models. Dryers. $175 8 up, all makes/models Frdges Frost -frees- 5200 b up Side-by-side, white. Ice maker/water dispenser, $800 Side -by -site, almond with black glass door. $800 Apt -sae dryer. 5250 Stackable washerrdryer. apt -size 5650 7 cu h chest freezer. 5200 6 month's warranty 432-7167 Stars Appliances, 362 French Sl. Oshawa OAKIPINE FURNITURE Tradi, ona! Woodwork,mg One of Ontario's largest manufacturers of Solid Wood Furniture announces our New tot 1997 finish II Yourself line of Sold Oak 8 Pine Furniture Eg Can- -ontiall Bed $349 00 Solid 01 Pedestal Table 8 4 chairs 569500. 905 985 8774 USED FRIDGE $225. and UP, user stove $20C and up. used washer $250 and up, dryer $179 and up New brand name 16 6 c I $579 and up Stephensw's Furniture and Appliances 227 Court St. Oshawa, 576-7448 Articles ENE111 Wanted A-1, WANTED. Dead or Aleve VCRs TVs. stereos, guitars. Cam Cordels CDs. VHS Movies, Tools. Jewel ry. Cash Paid 430-3050 or 430.3680 Peter or Rob- bie 121 Brock St S NEED A VEHICLE? Poor credit'( No credit? Bankrupt? Call Trace at 905576.1800 or 1 888- 259-3673 1 can help, 1985 CHEVErTE. 4-cyl. automatic. 79.000kms. $1495 1988 Ford Aerostar cargo van. 6-cyl auto with overdrive. $2995 certified 1987 S-10 Short -box, 4- cyl. 5 -speed. $2295 cert, - lied 1984 Pontiac 6000. $650 as is. will certify 905 404-9759 1985 OLDSMOBILE SALON Auto. RS. P/B. cruise, air, tilt steering. 2 - door. Excellent condition. certified $3000 060 Call 905-725-5321 1966 CAPRICE WAGON $700 as s Call 420-1152 1986 FORD Bronco 4x4, V6. 2 9. fuel •mention, 5 - speed, new clutch. new u- jants, as m. S2500 o b o km 154,130 87 Chev Ce- !ebnty. 2 8L, V6. auto, 4 door. no rust, certified. $2800 o b o . km 206,480 81 Olds Toronado 350 rocket engine, 86.000 original miles, new vinyl top, fresh pant. S3200 cer- trried o b a 87 Olds Cutlass Calais. needs engine, as is. $700 o b.o.. body in good condition. standard 86 Chrysler LeBaron, 2 2L. 4 - cylinder, new brakes good body, good runner amlfm cassette. 2 -door. S1695 certified obo. 50989km 427-2086 1967 CHEV CAVALIER auto. 2 door. 4 M., red war black Interior, good runner. 51.400 or best offer III 2828 1987 CHEV CELEBRITY, cerhhed. V6. good running, good ties 8 good exhaust $18130 or test Oiler. 579- 5245 evenings 1%7 OLDS 98 Regency, fully equrplood. asking $4.500 (905) 263-8014 1967 Plymouth Horizon, auto 4 cyl . excellent rrvle- a". excellent running, ex- c•lient condition. $2000 frim a 52300 cert4irrd Cam 723-4953 1967 SUNBIRD '00 marry new parts •r • i,,rtion, ask Wig 52500 433-1819 1968 BUICK LeSabre Ltd =embed Goon condi- tion Fully loaded Light blue 53,000 Cao 905- 965-1813 1968 CAVALIER 224: Red 5 speed. air crr,,,se x genal owner, 100,000 miles Good condition 53200 o b.o. certified (905263- a479 evenings 19" Mercury Sade. $2900 ALSO 1984 Cai lac DeVime. lots c' ^ew parts. 52500 Both excel - :ant condition, certified Call (905'1571-1963 1991 4 -door Cavalier. NC. red w back nil . no rust. must sell. 8011 S5.990 o b o Call 90583!--8729 or 416-287-36" 1991 Cadillac Brougham, excellent condition Load- envnonmenl. Around corn Carpet ON Dosnibutors, WANTED - Pre 1960 out- ed. back/grey leather in - er 4orn GkIngrow PS. on 12 months No payments, boards or parts for high tenor 130 kms $:2.500 Rick. evenings 666-4670. Glenview Rd. Full 8 part- No interest, (OAC) 3 rooms school student to work on 987-2220.905.987-2277. time Receipts. Mother of (3DDil . ) installed with Ask for Kevin 905-965- 1993 SATURN SLI, bluei two (905) &'19-7237. deww pad from orgy $399. 9627. green. 74.000 km, 5 spd. DAYCARE -Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic WANTED TO BUY - a air, am7fm Cass, combed by mother of one offering and Hardwood Flooring. shampoo basin and a Saturn, S3800. Call Marry home to children from ages Free Stop At Home. 1-800- shampoo chatr at a reason- at 697-1403 6 months 8 up. Daily 6636046- able price Call 905-579- 1994 FIREFLY, 2 at snacks. Nutritious meals. COMPLETE PENTIUM 9975 artytine. hatchback, 5 speed, 99.000 Story tine 6 Craft. Large system. P664860: and hwy kil.. new brakes and backyard. Smoke-free en- P75- SM. for safe. Mont-PIM,tires, candied. 54.900, 080 vironrment. Cap anytime tors extra. Cap 404-0622. �� Telephone (905) 427-9240. 6869104. COMPUTERS - Inventory 19!14 GRAND PRUI, V6. LOVING CARING, Mother reduction safe. 306'5 Irani p/s. abs, PA.. p/w., pltnrik, of 1 to provide tun fil ed, $129., 4Ws from $299. Milk FOLK -ART CLASSES. security system, 4 -door, w learning elwirortrtaii Nu- of printers $129. Now 15' Beginners 152. Starting pros, 79.000 highway kms. Inhous kstchpynaciM inonilors $339. 3 yaw over- January 15th. Will &=Orn- $14,500. Like new. one crafts .oufngc, iron amok- rarity. Used Flerrlikm loo's modate shift -workers. For owner. 905-683-3020. ng. racelpts.619-9845 with color monitors $899. further iMormaoon call 576 1994 PONTIAC Grand Am IIIATUREJExperierroed 15' SVGA $39. extra- Lots 3947. GT, 4 -door, fully loaded n - caregiver offers exceptional of new System including CD eluding leather interior. daycare in her Ionia, color printers. roms, a Lost b lady -driven, 68,0001im, across from Vaughan Wd- modems, etc. from $1.695. I ' I`OYnd $15,995. Call after Spin lard P.S. non smoker, no incluidimg al tax. Computer 905-579-1588. Pets. 1 have dnildrarr, at- tending Frerrdtmans Bay Clearance Centre. 161 Baseline E Bowman- FOUND - BOYS BIKE. MOVING. Must Sell. 1987 P.S.- French Irlrrrarsioxn. Wfe• 697.3059, Found December 23rd. Chrysler Daytona, 5 -Speed turbo, p/s, pA% pile. phi, t- Dixle/Glenanna. Laura. ESTATE SALE: For ilia South Ajax. Call 686-2271 bird, bili cruse, intermittent 420-3091. lite Chester J. Zdanowski and describe. wipers, I00,000K on rebxalt wit be held at 229 Wevery FOUND: Weddng Band in engine. $1350 as is or Elinploymerit Street South, Oshawa, the PTC area. For more certified. Also 2.2 ' Vllantei January 18 -19th. 9:OOa.m: no. cap 831-3046. m motor nnoor b 5 -speed trarnsmis- 5:00 p.m. sion. Many parts to fit 64-67 MATURE FEMALE looking FULL LENGTH coyote fur coal with silver fon trim, ex- P' il,fillCharger/Daytona. Also 1984 Olds Cutlass Sierra for work, Skilled in office oellent shape, size 9 - 10, Board" (Hdklay), in excellent con - administration, custortter negotiable. 623-6610 after clition, 2.8 auto, loaded, good service: work ethics, Spm WORKING PEOPLE, need 148000K. $1650 certified. available immedialety- Please call Jana) 906.686• MERSIES HUBCAP CEN- your dog walked. Phone 576-5384 after 6:30pm. 9104, TRE. New 8 used wheel 663'1793 covers, new from S35-95/ 'dared COLLIE pups for safe, CERTICAR'S G.M. MINI VAN SALE, ALL LOADED. 89 Astro CL now 55,695 92 Satan ext 59.600 92 Safari sharp Sio.5oo. 92 Ford Aerostar $7,995 93 Astro Ext Dutch doors $13,500 Also 90 Grand Voyager loaded 33 V6 wow $7.500 92 Ford Taurus Wagon loaded. lovely teal sale S8 500 km 90 Ford F250 41 k. $8,995 91 Buick LeSabre Lid Fan- lasi,c loaded $7.950 92 Sunb rd 93 K 579495 88 Jeep Wrangler absolutely perfect 57.395 88 Jetta Slalom 5 speed A-1 $3.695 91 Ford Festiva Autosuper economy new $3.695 91 Cavalier R S loaded. 90,000 kms. 31 V- 6, 57.500 89 Celebrity Euro, loaded, black. carton• lour kms $5.295 Certicar has over 30 reconditioned certified cars on safe at 155 King St. W. at Mid- town Mall, 579.2886. Open Sunday. FOR SALE: 1968 CHEV Caprce Classic cer'e, fully loaded. in A 1 shape As.ng $4500 (905)576 2136 191117 4 dr Sundance. 4 Cyt needs work •7r 1 cyl great body running condi- tion $1,000 as is OeO (905) 623-9215 Trucks for We 1955 MERCURY 3 verstar All w -glial Requires pant job Fa more Into call 905- 576-0222 1983 Ford Ranger, light blue ext red int. 2 WD. 4 Cyl 4 sod Hurst sh,fter. buckets. Kenwood dedk. 9500 Km on rebuilt motor As a $1200 obo Dave 985 7614 1%5 GMC 14 ion, new brakes an , exhaust. 350 standardcertified asking 53.200 Telephone 19051 839-7764 Ask for B41 19W CHEV S 10 Bap, 4x4 Jute air load- ed. 75 000 firms Off Rd pkg $9.450 can 905-668- 1990 GMC SAFARI Cargo Van '3700C km Excellent condition Well mairtamod 54900 723-7055 1990 Jimmy S Series. 4X4 32.000 ctrl on rebuilt motor 4 3 Naw paint Loaded as is $680C 905-985 2306 Jim (Port Perry) W 4 wheat Drive 1906 GM SAFARI Cargo van starts and runs fine $1950 420-2263 1967 Jeep YJ convertible. Drand new top, new ex- haust. has alarm. Nola ay radio, Chrome who". 4X4 1400(m. asking WOC 57% 5749 91 CHEV ASTRO an. 8 passenger. AM;FM cas- sette. air, excellent cono- tion, well maintained ask- ing $8500 combed Mark Days, 905-686-0226. Evenings 905-427-9647 ' Trailers 1976 FALCON TRAILER: Good condition. Sleeps 4. FIS, 3 pc. batt. dock. awn - shed locatedon Lake Simco. 45 min. N. of Whit- by. $4000. obo- 905-430- 7518. 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 x 39 ft. mobile home.. 10 x 20 horde room. Main traitor fully furnished. One bedroom, 4 Pc bath, fridge full size, propene stove and oven. Electric hot wailer, dock 10 x 16, shed new rod On Florida room. now carpel. Located at Nestle - In Park on Hwy 36 bet- waat Lindsay, and Bobcajr- gem, on water. Brand now $45,000. Asking $30,000 or best offer. Leave message before 4 pm. or GI after 5 p.m. to 9 pm. Park tees ne- gotiable. Ask for Denise (905) 579-3791. TRAILER FOR SALE: Steel trailer. 10'x645'. very sturdy with all the bels 8 whistles. Can be enclosed. Great for hauling wood, fur- niture, etc.: $1000 firm. Call. 725-8861 (Oshawa) or (705)799-1352 (Lindsay- Bobca9eon). 1983 Honda Sabre V-45 (750cc) burgundy, new front sealsexhaust last fall new bre on rear end of September digital dash Peppy bike Asking S2100 firm Dave 985.7614 19% GSXR 750 - 1000 km With matching blue d while leathers. helmet. gloves. boots all new, ask,^g $10.000 obo 404-0881 ! , owmobiles 1994 POLARIS INDY sport 440 org 'rack. 2 c seat. cover. 97 trail permit. 2500 miles S4.200 (905 985- 0354 Apartments For Rent 1 BEDROOM . Caro fted. " Jge 7 stove, rery Cory ^ydro extra. would suit iuiel working couple. close •o GM North. plant S502, first 8 'ast avail March 1st phone.728-9834 NORTH OSHAWA-. Ava,l- able 2 oedroom ac;, in newly renovated 12-p!ex Hardwood '!ours, cable Parking included Laundry facilities available $686 Monthly 905576-2982 OSHAWA BrIor St) Large 1 2 3 ? oedroom apart ments in Clean low rise building Close to 401 6 GO Parking Available m- medately From S6oC merit" Phone 905-576 4255 2 bedroom casement apt Soul' Oshawa Good park ,ng All utilities Included $60Clmonth Calif 905-571- 011C 2 BEDROOM duplex yard laundry on Iwo, Gov-de- sx. : year new near OC. GO and Schools. 5750 Illus hydro 6868368 2-Bodroom N. Oshawa. 800sq'r park ng. 4 ac Phancers. fen -ed yard modern:clean. S799,,mcu- srve 1 bedroom. February 1st. S6H51incfus,ve No 0095 905-7862335 213 BEDROOM .war, - ",errs 3 acr, D:, ding, dos• to schools. library. Scum, GM punt AvauaDle Immed,atev 428-0328 or 571 -46C8 7 pin for ap. Ddntment AJAX immaculate ekt•a !arge cachotor apt 4 oc Dath eat -.r xacnem. very c•Igrr ncluoes caC,e aundry. uLi, parking 5575 " No pets femdie pre- •errod 619-3397 AJAX Avatlabre Immo- C,afe y .arge dean wajlkout casement apt S65C per mo non smoker Close to ake Cam 905.427 9057 *ave message AJAX south - 2 bedroom Dasemert apt Sep en- trance. 3 pc bath. at con . fridge stove 5595 hrsvtw 686-7%7 AJAX, clean . bright 1 bed- room basement apt able. laundry and utilities ini el sap ant, close to Go. transit 8 shopping, non smoker. $545. 427-5445 AJAX, LUXURIOUS t bedroom walk -out base- ment apt. Available March I Includes 3 appliances, 1 parking space. non smoker. no pots, $750rmonfhls"-io all nckuwe, cap 428-1323 AJAX: Wesomro 401, , bedroomtiasenwnc apartment,, above -ground. private entrance, 4 ap- pliances. $625 inclusive. available intmodiatey. (905)619-9915. (416)497- 9620. AVA&ASU k+vned . y, backing into Lakeview Park, 2 bedrooms lower knit, slow. fridge 8 utilities. References. No pets. Cap 905-435-0344. WHITBY -AVAILABLE im- rQedialey. 1 -bedroom apt: $550 inclusive. 2 -bedroom apt: $600+$100 hydro. Parking, laundry. Non- smokers. No pets. Cap 905- 666 -5545 - AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY, Rtson N. - 3 -bedroom apt., bright, large, eat -in kitchen, private entrance, dose to au amenities. ubfi- ties included. Non-smoker. $800./mo 905.728-5830. OF, ,_ _ ow 89 FORIIIULR MX '91 SRFRRI LCE 470 Liquids, gauges SKI SKIT15 Hand Warmers Double Bed Trailer $4500 O.B.O. Will sep. Jim 705-328-1613 Apartments For Rent AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, ^ Wrtitby Ap' bv!d ; spacious carpet ed, newly painted with bat. Cony. close to bus, Shop- ping. all utilities included, first ' last required. no pets. 2 bedroom. 575C cam 43C- 0134 BASEMENT APT b, rent Private* '-^•arse partially furnishedSuitable for rdp- pie S45G111th F rstilast 619-1349 after 6 p m BRIGHT I BEDROOM oaasemne' lots of natural light, underground parking separate entrance Mat.,-* non srrrok.rg mare -e- come $SSI; mo 42'_ 0910 BROCK / HWY 2 me be,,-,,- cash' apt Laundry and uhlties in ,Iuoed Female proferred 4279643 BROCKJFINCH- Avalade Ir^r'e^.�a•e,. 2 arg* bed bsmi apt Separate en. trance. parkin; ,aundry, rade. A/C 's' and -ast 5750/mont1r, .nciuding ubh- ties Call 686-5783 COURTICE RD 3 bed- •Ccr^ aba•rnert. r farm houseappliances. avail- able March Ist 5952 per me inclusive Harmony Rd Bacrelor apartrrw+t ,r farmhouse, acWunces. avauable Feb Ist 5452 car •^c inclusive Cal' -25- 999' OSHAWA DOWNTOWN: 2 a, -,e - .✓xn^ apa•• merits available mm* - 'barely 6 Feb 1st 1 stlast. no pets $495. month plus hydro '905 725-8'•0 DOWNTOWN WHITBY. with balcony, park, -g laundry, huge 3 bedrecm apartment with balcony. both available Fob !st 5740 and 5665 Tolephon• 905,669-4009 HARWOOD / EMPEROR one Dedroom base -err me" removated, clear and brightseparate entrance. Laundry. n0 pets.•Smoka,S. 5650 inclusive ,905! 428- 7860 URGE BRIGHT 2 -bed- room apartment ma:r floor house, close to oshawa center, trldge. stove. dish- washer. 5850 ,mdusivel kst last. no pets. call 576-9497 LARGE bright ode bed- room basemen apt. Sep entrance. laundry fac . new windows. close to amen, hes7bus route Storage ave,abie. South Oshawa area $600 all Inclusive FirsVtast required. Available Feb./March 1st. Use of 13430 4.5Reforences. 905- LARGE CLEAN. QUIET freshly panted newly ly car- peted. 2 bedroom, dose 10 hospital $735, inclusive. 5767540 (leave nwssage) RefenKuw TWO bedroom in Oshawa to-plex, $620 per month. Parking. Real water vicfud ad. Available now. 655- 4076 lean message. SPECML Huge apartments, blight kitchens, close t0 amenities. Only a few left. can Now 1571-4608 ri M11 Apartments For Rent NEAR Cisnawa Centre. nae^eel basement aparl- mew separate entrance. $450'nonth includes uhl,- ties cable Call 1800 873- 7457 NORTH OSHAWA Extra - large ? ^.edr;or 2 caths. completely redecorated. well maintained. quiet building. ,arge balconies. ublitiesrcable nc'uded Available Feb 1st S85G Mill, 905)579-5584 NORTH OSHAWA Extra- 'arge 2 Sodic; rom pletely redecorated. well. Mtaintained. quiet budl. large balconies. utibligil. btu included Available Feb Ist S694 irk mit, 905 573-5584 NORTH OSHAWA Vjp ar leachersna•e dear 2-bodroomr apart Miami win nom Smoking 1e. Maio Laundry. parking no pets tamed yard S,375iin- ctUswe FrsLUst. Feb 1 Call 430-6906 ONE a TWO oedroOm apar•^,eri• ^r-•y.l,ato pcs- soss,oni plot*, couple. North Oshawa ncludos .'+ydro fridge slavecarpet. freshly pained shopping plaza bus stop 'aurdry 'acinhes Reasonable 725.2642 after Sot- ONE pmONE Intl rive redroom ab- =ob •sr L mgroom dining .dc -en. part, ing. aurdry • bedroo- 'Oudes ltd. 2 bodroom n. nudes Near Oshawa Centre 7231647 r 579 6989 ONE -wo and three bed- •rh',m acts r most beak iou, adult Duuding Ava'ac,e anytime Sievenson.Ross- iand. Oshawa Can '23- 1009 OSHAWA ase • 900 Gier S' oecrocm acts from 5675 $710 rose to shopping. schools, GM and Go UUMIles included First ast required Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA one bedroom second -eel apartment. newly painted. 4 applianc- es, parking, dose 'o oown- towr $500 inclusive Call 905-432-2950 OSHAWA Bachelor, dean. upstairs. !arge, separate entrance, eat -In kd~, in- cludes cable. ubkters. park- ing. backyard. amenities. Non-smolking female 5425 905-432-7543 PICKERING BROCK AND R NCIL 2 -bedroom, baw mens dose to amenities. !aundry, washroom and kitchen. Available Feb. Ist. or after. 5750 + 113 utdi- WS.CaN (9051839-1884 or (905)6833553 PICKERMS - Firich / Whifes Rd. Bright clean basement apt. Kitcherre6e, suitable for one, non- smoW. Very private. walk out to ravine. $595./inclu- sive. 905-839.1438 or 905- 837-0219. PICKERING GO, 1 bed- room basement apartment, excellent condition, central air, non smoker, no pets, parking, first and last. Fe- bruary 1st. $600. utilities in- cluded, 831.2791 PICKERING, Liverpool -Y Y. sett -contained bachelor apartment parr ng, dose to all amenities' $ 1ST CHOICE $ room in Ajax. Call 686 am. $ AFFORDABLE HOMES! $ Pickering- 1 bedroom 5 WHY RENT? BUY! S basement apartment. Near i NO down payment, $ $550 includes AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- iICLAUGHLIN SQUARE BGOublues. Suitable oar sin- S probILA.lem! 5 LY. Oshawa, S,mcoe S Oshawa 2-bedroom+family 9W person Available nowS Let me show you !low! S F room North well view 11 th P 5700 0 A C Apartments For Pant RENTERS DREAM 1 contained ' . _ . -, - t apt . P,cker,.g ;g Separate entrar,.. c:nse to shopping r pets x ii 1 :ng 1, stilast 5650 '-nc,•. sive 905-839-0266 or 41,, 215-2044 S AJAX Large 2 oedroor. executive type basemen, apt, own laundry wnh pn rate entrance in good area ;ental air 8 vac parklrg. S900 per month. f�rst &past Feb 1. 427-2381 SOUTH AJAX c, ake. one bed,o apa.... ent own bath an, .Iter•, aophanc es.wasner and .-,er. S600 incl uslve Se. -a, a•r en- trance. parii Imme- doately Ist/la5t. 42' 9=i5 SOUTH OSHAWA 75 We twortr, St fl ' Fed - room 5500. 2 bedrooms_ 5600 8 $620. 3 bedroom 5678 close to buses. shopping. available mme- d,atety frAge, stove heat, hydra. parking •st Mast re- quirednc pets 721.9722 or 723-6637 TWO BEDROOM oase- merl apal,er' we51s^ore area separate entrance 'aundry facilitiesfirepace central vac. 5650 per mr, Available immediately Days. '9051 ?3'1 624E Eve 19051 839-57.2 534 MARY ST E WHITBY • and 2 bedroom suites available in well mam- 'aned and quiet •mature building Utilities. parking. Laundry 'ac and security cameras On site nanage- Mient For acct Ic new, ;.all 6662450 WESTNEY Hwv2. 4t"' new Crr•-• :e-hed Osmt apt o ydro evok 'w,o Kitchen living, dining. 4 cc barn• 5 app' :enr,al a r park r^ $650 .nclusive Cr'i check •sir: 428-9752 WM17BY J bedroprn 2 z•c•ey ado ar�st building Available March 'r 5975, ndusrve Gau WS 665-082' WHITBY Bache,cr base- r er' = :se •c GG S55C in- cIUS,ve ava,iaole Fee 1st Can 905-665-991,. WHITBY n,. .ertral 3 oar. ^; 2 ertrarces 'emced lard F••cge stove aundry non-smo.ers Jry. •er-ed No begs S751; crus reathydre Fee ' 436- 64C WHITBY OR AJAX r rs^ec act Na. 1, Large clew' ;uet ,acrlotU Own entry aumdry. ';order• new, No pets From S55C indusiw 9C5 509-2038 WHITBY BASEMENT ac,a" iii Ava,! Fet 's' $600 nauswe Sep em trance. 17artk.nG aundry sv last Call 666--103. eave Message WHITBY, Bachelor, one be,•�om n we,. mar rained bu6dingS 4 Sevens Really Ltd 668--7777 Houses For Rent S t -1 A ADSolute ANOrdable WHY RENT! OrrH YOII/I mom FOR 1685AMri No Downpaymere) Discharged Barnardl Cal Well iP" 57141273 1-800-840-1275 Mwt Stopley Sales l R Group E sel, trades const . Ship anywhere. Till free: 1- a weeks old, CKC regio- tared, vel checked. Two notify painted, 3 min from 401. 1 6 1-12 terlrooms, floor. Avail. immediately. Non smoker, no a . pets. tsU S y S lest (905)639-4537. $CALL THOMAS PIKE $ BOD -461-1836 Psterba- Males. Ready to Go! 905- parking included. 5450 8 $930, underground included. S ACCORDREALTYLTD. s ou9h 987-2220.905.987-2277. $475 plus hydro. 905-725- g. Pool $ 576-3111 $ 0699 b gym F/S. Ensude laundry hook-up. For more irdo. call S$$55$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ............w... �..��............ ................................................................ 905.7263050. I PAGE I8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1997 3 bedroom Bowmanville Hill -c . Garage. front townhouse. Sep dln,ng- Houses I Townhouses I . For Rent 1 For Rent MOTIVAuctions nt • 1 • Auctions ra Auctions • 1 Auctions rem, AuctionsAuctions Auctions rem, • 1 3 h ' last $900 mo. pus util. 98� 1087 atter 8 p m (705) 277-3646 (leave Ouse on 1 rb edged In lot m 3 bedroom Bowmanville Hill -c . Garage. front townhouse. Sep dln,ng- il -c wen deck. $900 room. den, playroom with t nvdrc, References walkout, avail Feb 1 First( Ava,:>.ole March 1:97 905- last $900 mo. pus util. 98� 1087 atter 8 p m (705) 277-3646 (leave (6l3, 332-4• ,6 ,coikK1! ss meage) 3 BEDROOM Rosslandf J • ' Accomodabon - toe area. Oshawa 3 bedroom townhouse Fenced yard. large living condominium. 1 IT baths. .porn & dm,ngroom Avail dose to Pickering Town March 1 $850 «ulil,hes Centre. $900imo pus util. Ca, 905-655.5679 leave Please can Maxwell 416 message 244-6878 days 416-560 8245 after 6 p m AJAX NORTH Country set! ng. 3 bedroom, ap. AVAILABLE MAR 1. pl,ances dou!b�le garage Large 3 bedroom town. avadahe n,7w x,,100 plus house. neutral decor. 4 Ccndo;y Management aPPI . 1 12 baths. garage W ..P-9766 King & Townhne area $895 + util Phone 905- 721-8213 _ NORTH Oshawa 3 -bed - AVAILABLE rEB V97 3 room Townhouse c,ose to bedroom bungalow. Taun all ameri 4 appliances ImTrulls area, appliances included. available Feb 1st large yard. 2 car garage 5930,month Call 905.576- S895,'mo plus util Days 5222 905-723-0821. Eve after 6 TOWNHOUSES FOR 571-1554 Rent 2 8 3 bedrooms. Wt- BOWMANVILLE: 3 -bed- son.Bloor from S750 + room sem with appliances, heat Available immediate - 9" heat. fenced yard kY 1stAast required -800 - Minutes from 401 No pets 668-7818 S800/month + utilities UNIQUE large Pickering Available - 1ned,ately home 3 Dedrocims inciud. 430--2276 ,ng property maintenance COVRTICE - 3 bedroom 2 and expenses+ backs onto s:orey rink .4 yr), garage, ravine. 2 acres S1400,rno garden k,tchery deck. 5036379 basement walkout fun plus twc t'2 bans FAG Rooms fr•dge stove dishwasher. Im for Rent $1020 . util March '. 723 6069 COURTICE LOCATION 3 1 BEDROOM •,.-nnhea or 50droom, tamely loom. fire. unfu•n,snec ^ private Place . attached garage. home Private bath shared 51.000 par month dos UId, rchen and laundry Avail - !,es. availMach 1. cal, ase .mmed,ately Rent ne- 905-666-8.^3 gohable Cal' 905 427- SAT. JANUARY 18-10 A.M. EXCEPTIONAL Antique & Collectables Auction for MR & MRS. EDGAR WI&N, of Whitby, plus others, to be held at the Phoenix Sales Arena, Ux- bridge. Take Hwy.#12 north to Hwy.#47, go west to uxbridge. Tum right on main St. & go north to Davis Dr. Watch for signs. SALE INCLUDES: Oak Hoosier, oak sideboard. oak hall seat. pine jam cup- board, 1940s Andrew Malcolm dining ren. ste., wal- nut china cabinet, gate leg dining table (8 leg), oak kit , table & chairs. drop front desk, oak secretary. Gibbard tea wagon. Gibbard plant stand. coffee and end tables. ant footstools. Ig. qty. ant tables. ant walnut settee, ant sofa & chair, various sofas. eleclift chair, ant minors, washstands, high chair, wooden cradle. pressback rockers. qty. ant chairs, quilts. bedroom suites, appliances, tools. Ig qty. an- tique clocks & early lighting. Grandfather clock. (Western Germany, oak cabinet) gingerbread clock, coal oil lamps. ant. bracket lamps. qty miniature oil lamps. ruby glass lamp. Ig qty. antique china & crystal , Toby mug, ginger jar, qty. ant silver, 3 chests of ant. silverware. Royal Albert 'Petit Point China' Wedgewood. Lkmoge, Moerecroft, 8 pee. setting. ant china. 'Nobliss', Flo Blue, ant toys, Scottie tin windup toy (Man. Ex). graniteware. Crocks, wooden golf dubs. 75 pees wooden block price markers 1875 hat press old cameras & bl- noctlars books Ltd Ed . prints plus more Mr & Mrs Wilson have moved to a nursing home An ex- traordinary offering over 1.000 Items. Call for full faxed list TERMS : Cash . Interac Visa. & M IC VIEWING: F art Sale Day GARY HILL AUCTIONS (DIV. of. 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800-654-4647. OUTSTANDING ESTATE AUCTION AUCTION SALE KEITH MONK AUCTIONS MwGregor's Auction Hal,i Auction Sale for Frank 8 Ruth Glshmen of Boannarnile' Antiques, PETERSORO JEWELLERS George St P l- Coll"bles, Household terborough. Contents transferred to the Effects & Articles from TRENTWINDS INTERNATIONAL CENTRE Dressmaking Business 264 Lansdowne St East, Peterborough. Sun. Jan. 19, 11 a.m. I SATURDAY JAN 16th, 110:00ant SELLING: (Viewing 9:30) Take 401 Approx 35 Royal Doulton Figurines, pocket to Waverly Rd. North to watches, various Noritake bone china sets & ass. #2 East to Scugog St. various Paragon bone china sets & ass. , Royal a North 1 km. Albert bone china sets & ass., Wedgewood bone Sundays Auction china sets & ass., Spode china, ass of cups & V saucers, Denby stoneware, Fenton glassware, features a quality of- various clocks Including cuckoo zwies, crryystal fering of furniture from stemware, decanters, large ass of Royal CoPen- past to present, plus hagen. Bing & Grondahl plus many other collector cutting tables. materi- plates, Goebe figurines, chess sets, soapstone, al spreader & cutter, carvings, Bodazoo ornaments, porcelain coffee Brothers industrial sets. various silver plate flatware beer steins plus sewing machine, fab much more. TERMS cash cheque with ID or visa tic. threads &ribbon, with 3% premium Bidding card $1 00 Exception al large offering of glass china. figurines etc, Antiques include an- KEITH MONK AUCTIONS 705-742-1403 tique dressers. East- AUCTIONEERS • LIQUIDATORS ' AP - lake sideboard. 4' PRAISERS * Since 1979 harvest table & set pressback chairs, modern diningroom 'S sets (Elmira. Heart- AUCTION SALE CORNEIL SAT. JAN. 18/97, AUCTION BARN land. Electric range, 5:00 P.M. PETHICK Friday, Jan. 24 copy of Wood Stave) AUCTION BARN, at 5:30 m. Hammond organ, of- P face desks, dividers. 2498 CONIC. RD. 3 miles East chaos, credenza, #8, BOWMANVILLE. of Little Britain corner shelf, modern (HAYDON) on County RdA dressers, queen bed. This week we have t0 The Property of Mrs. m,sc tables. sofa be Sold• a large var- Yvonne Martin of bed. fridges & stove, iety of antique & Woodville plus oth- quantity of pine lum- modern furniture, ap- ers A good selection ber. French doors. art pliances. collectable of modern & antique work glass & china, glass & china. lawn & furniture. appliances, plus many more arti- garden equipment, tools, china & glass; cles still to be un- tools, parlor stove, & more details next packed Terms Visa, many other interest- week. To consign to M C Interac. cheque ing & unusual items. this or upcoming & cash. Large sale Viewing sales contact from 4 p m Terms are Don or Greg Cash, Visa. MC or Comed needs MacGregor Debit Card For more RR#1 Little Britain Auction Services !rt,, call (905) 263- (705) 786-2163 Mike MacGregor 4252. Sale managed 905.987.5402 and sold by Garry WS -623.7949 K. Powell Auctions, TO place your Appraisals & Liqui- personalized dations. Clean con - Sat. Jan. 18 at 10:00 a.m. being held at 'Kahn Country Auctions' 2699 Brock Road, Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. #401 (Exit #399). Selling some outstanding antique contents for the es- tate of Eve Ripley, Oshawa, featuring marry piec- es of period furniture: early paintings, signed bronzes. antique clocks. highly collectable glass 8 china: Pewter. lamps: etc. to consist in part original upright Grand Plano made by Thomas Tomkinson (Tottenhams' First Piano - serial #1281 c- 1840). Baby Grand piano made by Kranich & Bach N.Y. (c-1903): Secretary book- case/desk w/original glass, 2 pc. flatback cup- board (c. 1800's): ornate consol table (c - 1800s); pedestal lamp tables (c -1800's): pine corner cupboard w/30 panes of glass (Markham origin) Early Windsor armchairs: pine )am cup- board; pine dough box; 8' - 2 beard top nuns' ta- bles. fancy sideboards & chiffonier; Inlaid drop front desk: hall:umbrella stand: early lamp & drop leaf tables: set of 5 Gunstocks chairs: Bu- tlers table; Victorian dresser: 9 pc mahog din- ing suite; 4 pc solid walnut Gibbard bedroom suite. poster bed, ornately carved chairs: Rose- wood tea caddy: magnificent signed Oriental screen (Late 1800's): music cabinet: several exceptional oil paintings: old samplers: beautiful grandfather clock (signed R. Whiting Winchester); pedestal mantle clock w/wooden works (signed Henry Terry). Waterbury Steeple clock. figural mantle clock (c. 1860'5): signed bronze statues. bronze statue 'Horse & Man' (French): Napolean & Josephine figurines (French Bisque): rare Turquois & White slag glass; Royal Nippon: Flow Blue China: Blue Mi- cado luncheon set: R.D. figurines: soup tureen. coin dot sugar shaker, Cloisonne Lamp. hanging oil lamp w/pnsms: Banquet lamp: oil lamps: Old English pewter, 30 pts Waterford crystal: tea caddies. Early Flintlock Ramrod rifle, cast iron parlour stove, Iron Horse Head Hitching Post. Old iron patio furniture. Iron kettle. brass: mir- rors: woodenware. collection of minerals: rugs: garden toots. Briggs & Stratton lawnmower (like 3680 after 6axn Inewt wheelbarrow dehumidifier books me Call for all your auction NEW HOUSE. :�o,rnce. 3 r�gdr x•^s washrooms. 4 ROOM FOR RENT S110 appliances carpet verti- week, ^On sRENTke, pro- cals cels garage fenced. feSSrona,. south Ala. Calf 'lhonth pus utilities nC pets pet 4213-6500 rim smoke^. avail Feb ' (6l3, 332-4• ,6 ,coikK1! Slated DSHAWA zein, 3 -bed- J • ' Accomodabon looms _ -,3111 area. garage. urge of $825• AJAX, tearoom ava„ names Aya,iabW Feb !st or afterwards Calc 723- ac -e •vom pus run or DOW roux close to as amen,. Ues smokers we'come DSHAWA. LOVELY 3 Asking S30C or negoaable ga s Ac Auctioneer's Note This is a fide estate auc- tion featuring many rare conectable items. Terms Cash. Cheque (with I.D) or Visa. No re- serves Preview Friday Jan. 17, 3-6 p m & Sat. from 830 a.m Sale sold & managed by Henry 6 Gayle Kahn 9058753.0041 s,gnments welcome In Memoriam, News Advertiser Classified Dept. Please note sale call 653.0707 and let siarhng time of 5:00 One Of OUf open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. p ^ professional Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683-0 0 advisors help You bedroom 9 yea• clic sem. 9C5 4:? ---6385 great 1pcatior SH95 Dius FAMILY OF 1 ,n mature Konica Prrvak HOfllea Business YMaies Avail ,mmediat•ly I ' Ea 965-4352 or 7C. a 76D-oc Private Vac. Rentals For Sale Opportunities s 9194 room and Darn meals. ��}, laundry parking included MUST SELL- 3.' Dedroom WHOENMALIBURTON OSHAWA. -a,n Moor of 3- (J05�, 433-3732 after 4 and PORT CHARLOTTE Gust B'lck Bungalow m Black area " unit motel +nth "� "'r- c C,cy`INU y stkxk 2 bathrooms. newly tent and trai4r carp Sep- ,.F badr, c= 'or.e. apokanc weekends Coast 'Sarasota it tur A Ill ,ar.F',;;_.n, ., as. dose to all amenities. nished 2 borm home Mer rerwvaetl lutcfhen, nterbd, arae• 3 bedroom brick a-=-� - - - PICKERING 2 people to bus rout• Ocie! people all arnenithes. BOO cable, patio. d drive. finished home. ender game owner. - snare t w reuse. every- prelerred non-smokers. no then included, dose to pr,w7� yard avrlabe Mar basement. gas firepace. ship for 25 years Immacu- iG^ yW �: Tai..... Paris, ROsslanc. R-tSOn G09 muni �,kt animals 15 to April 15 $90C US r fully fenced yard. pus to @ throughout Busy Hwy 5875 inclusive Availabs smokers welcome 5400. mo (,nils utrl ) no pets much more Walking d,s location Presented exclu- r-eb•97 577-6492 S35C _ai, 905-420-0717 -66&2983 tante to schools a arena seely by DALE AUSTIN nAD PICKERING, ower Rouge. S 159.000 call 905-966 REALTY LTD - A: Mayo. r heal Zile ,---Idroom brick1��FWilarts Privak Hordes -941 800- 701 -'331 or 705-286EGIS ON - & awrn.num 2- storey wan RMt For Sak POOL LOVERS. back -spit. 2011 $329 000 00 single attacnad gsrsge.nground poo- 3 bedroom VAL-PAK s expanding .n lit. •' ✓- _$yiE sksonc heat. S1050rmorhth. 1 -bath. 5 -appliances. cac. the Kawarma and Durham P Jam; ,� �,a.s'" `!�v utilities Call (416 661- ADEWDE/iHORNTON. vette AJAX: East Hampton n Mr,dwo00-ttoors, recrbpm. Regions for Iranchise in - 6600 ;-�� - �" * - ,,, i,.• �' x- gam- ext 335. Mon -Fr c;,mple. by • v, a.e - ho e, ^.-weer dear stare• hr•place, sunroom 905 formation call Simone ��' bedroom 5 nomht. 3 -bedrooms. 2-stor- ! appiances 839-4149 No agents Manan, f905) 668-5388 ep l Dams. e. full trim, >` e e PIC KERING. Rougemont modern Decor. 5825. sprat staircase. toil Diss. ODe^ House Sundays. 1.5 + \ ^__e. back,ng March/February Condo- ment vnth iruivest . cetU, a om 847 (✓OfTlln , e,! onto wooded area, 4 Dec- lynn Management 428- plenty of sheleat ,n Zator Ave Pickering New • I 1 9 ,l A rooms. 5 appi,ances. S 550 9766 price $164.900 • Events „ kitchen, w: o from k nr4din- pus Feb Ise Gondw n ,' ■ i M t. 42b-9%66 y F�KERM/C Large 3 bed- my 'c large patio. stied. pr,- WHITBY NORTH WEST, i Continuous Learning anagernen room 2 hams 2 balconies. vete fenced yard with large two storey cwt, bcanon. JANUARY SALE at Port PICKERING:Sra T-,r)ch near 401 .GO, shopping, garden area, attached ga. ' 600 sq h 3 bedrooms, 2 Ferry Flea Market. 1540 7A I . 2 -bedroom basement, apt avail ,mnred 975 416- rage with lots of storage Dams. central air central West Port Perry Ont Jan _ Sep entrance. walk -out to 600.1400 leave message space. Double driveway, vac. hreplace. hardwood 18 a 19/97 Sat A Sun - - ft backyard. laundry. Cade. WHITBY 2 bedroom, 2 Close to all amenities Open floors landscape. Open 35. Shentele's Jew- Al .it $700 s, non smokers House Jan 16 a 19 905• 5169.000. For appointment ellery . 50%Lisa's oh all 10KInfornnation & 11,( 5700 inclusive 905-427- baths. s. rondo 5 a!} 728 8456 (905) 430-3554 charms. Lxsa'S 60'5 a 70'5 prances. cjg5rf laza. 7958 cloning - 50'v off, Meet Feb let 5900159(0 per mo ABSOLUTELY NO COY- Man smoked shoed bacon a • EXCELLENT two bedroom Prone days x905 666 YfS51DN5 - I need ole-M COndOS Registration Sessions Orly St 99 Snack Bar cd- �'.�Vresidential Oshawa bungs. (416 Nancy Phone Eve tasted a n semi'sforfor Site tee a bagel $1.00 Pretty �BC.�� low, dung room, fireplace. 1416) a49-0939 vectors Any coo se No pu�h - � .85 � � ' 11:Z J sh basement waft extra lin- commission's to sellers A 700flOo- OSIlaxae's maids bears 159x. off. Br- isried room, laundry room Call Andy at Remax 576 - anM washer /dryer Only 1 3111. most prestigious condo- rys Books 3000 records a 8 quiet responsible couple • Retail a rrniums offer a secure. Imc`tapes 3 a in and receive Durham Coll Continuous need apply. $740 plus uti BEST VALUE N TOWN - carefree lite style in a vane- down. kinagire Ceramics. k{ i 1h0� ,%� Lias. 579-9967 3 bed. 2 -storey sem, total ty of floor plants from FREE tight kit wan pun- �t learning j)f(>bram lnfrNma[icxl and register rix your THIO MONTHS FREE renovated, windows, root, $179,900. Viewed chase. ATWAL on - W/MTES RD., 3•bedroom REW - 460 sq. ft. office for kitchen. floors and more.W � ladles. men a child ens 0 chosen Course ail in one evening. fireplace, garage, central rent. divided n two, corn- Wafk to malls and schools. tr^19h1 through Limitsid,ealtor. clothing. 20% dt M custom ,1 air. deck, 4 appliances, pieta wdh computer room, $124,500: Detached home 5762548 upholstery a fabrics. Fame - J�� lanced yard. 51050+utdi- washroom, waiting room oversized garage. 3 bed. eggs S1.SO/doz.. Mats 1 1 !� ties. Available mmwdhatNy. ac. $450 includes every- totally renovated lutchan. $1.00. CD's for $9.99 m. Catholic (Cafeteria), Call actor 12noon (416) thing. High traffic Tea. paint. Moors. and much ' SIL M 444-1145. Prime location - available mora. $729.900. Cap Frank Fpr T' 1918 Whites Road, Pickering _ L lmrtedraay. Simcoe N. or RosWae. Sutton Classic • 1 Personals J `tom- &� 576-6999, ask for Steve. Realty, 430-9000 or 686 Now/ po w HEALTH CENTRE. Whtit- 5153. bedroom wirderized Horne3 by. excellent exposure, CHEAP! CHEAP! - 2 - 3 BANKRUPTCY IS NOT j Tows rl - 17&18,1997?� Cottage near take. 1.232 �inB January professional. reception in- bedroom detached, alum- scIAL. Skrylights. Ca#ledral NECESSARYI! No embar- Lower level - across from rile HOUSE WANTED to rent elmss, Jacuzzi ♦ More eluded. plenty of parking, num siding, $89.900. Call nesse rtwview. Get yow- Body P in Norm Andy at Remax 5763111. Oshawa (Kadron low, low room rental. Call $821K. Cap 416532-0819. aur d debt. Just listen Fuca'; 10:00 elm - 9:06 pal Public School area). Fury 905'668.0234. and tale notes. Flat rate: ��» X00 detached, 3 bedroom, 2 FAST CLOSINGS $19.99. Call Dart MasterSatunliPm bath. finished basement OUANrr STOIftE/OF- AVAILABLE on vacant • 811>i1110sa anyome:l-900877.6529. IFICE for rent. excellent ex- properties- Call Andy at Re- 1 4' lopbonal), apWian� psoure on If+tY 12 a 7. max 5763111. -fir fOr MW* ' EVANLY RAYS... Police �fOfl>IO�1011 d fenced yard, garage. Rent dowtown brool lin,. Newt' use us. Rated at in Cana- % a oeaWanky negotiable. decorated. lust move in. HAIODYYAN S SPE- EASY WORK. EXCEL- da. Low. Morey. Career. � l %Zj' � �t r House trained guard dog (905) M-36CIALS duplex's, triplex's. LENT pay Assemble pro- Lucky e's. Achieve Suc- 4 is anuli he wNNCOIre. Please Make mgney n real estate cap 905-438-8312. Mie year. Call Andy at Re. ducts of home. (905) 455• calls. 52.99/mktute. 16.. 1- I I1ldustiM mart 5763111. 5726 Ext 112. 900.451-4055. r TOWnhOLON WW AJAX - Detached 3 PINE LOFT, furniture a / For Rent accessory 20yrs, fiEILING r � bedroom bridle. 1 t/2 baths. store, est. INOUSTRIAI UIeTS dvac, fireplace, garage, inventory, 90K. proven op - 1280 Terwillegar. 1,937 a � lanced yard- Pine fin- erator profit a 40 -sac ioc� HO��Eri , Educating You for the Real World. � .SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 fished basement neutral passed 3yrs. Will train. kq�,,��ii 968 sq. h. duce warehouse $114.900. Fax (705) 749- w'yw•� �OUI our / `3 bedroom townhouse close ing, $3.25 sq h. net. Call decor, $753.9x). 686- 3150. L to schools and shopping. 90905-436 9481 ' after 5 pm 2607 f �r ,jt. `; +*_ $96Wmo. all inclusive. First(PACS" Hest. Available now. 905-�� f , ' 578 9956 days. A •tet, is Personals Date: Sunday, Jan. 19/977 •E. LONELY? Lacking con - of tidence? Looking for e- friends? Find friends who ie will support you and make tE you feel confident in d1 that h, you do. Get the easy to 3; read book *HOW TO FIND et FRIENDS. BY BEING A ;g FRIEND.' Write for order - ,al ing info to: J.E B . Suite 1Q 154.125 Harwood Ave. N. & Alax. Ontario LIZ IE6. e. TROPICAL DELIGHT Call a1 me at 666-8045. anytime' n - of Business rofm e' Personals .e is sit START YOUR OWN busi- n ness from home 90 % C, profit. $1.500 per week or i3 more is possible. 665- :0- 8653 TM NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1997 -PAGE 19 CONWAY, John William 'Boomer Long-time em- ployee of the Canadian Pacific Railroad and 20 year member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #1606. Peacefully at home in Pickering on Sunday Januar j 12, 1997. Loving father of Lu -Anne Gusterson and Rick Okada (of Ajax), Carol Ireland and her husband Brian (of Oshawa), Cathy Brown and her husband Gold (of Ottawa), Kevin and his wile Kathy (of Pickering) and Maurice and his wife Judy ( of Osha- wa) . Dear brother of Brian (of Regina). Sadly missed by his 12 grandchildren, A Memorial Service will be held in the Chapel of the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Vil- lage) 905.428-8488 at 11 am. on Wednesday Janu- ary 15, 1997. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. Learn a Language through Continuous Learning lite fhit-ham College (:oxntinuous Leamin , division is offering language eenificates in American Sign Language (ASL), Frrncb Projklency, and Spanisb Cus. k -s are abiot ficing oft -red In Gerrnalit Italian and Japanese c;cxuuuklt:% Learning coffer% IxN-tic-c-omnclarv, vcxatikn- al, %kills and genre al 1fltem-4 cour-&-s gc-art.-d to slia a crick- range elf nee(ls. Give LLti r Cell at '21- 30S2 to 1 fuud out what vkr can offer vow. Register today! 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