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AJAX -- Tin final weekend of
Ajax Home Week starts with a siz-
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events irk ludo a steak h:rhe uc and
diner, a flying demonstration of
rMidel auTilarks. an WI-dav :onocrt
and a line dancing party. Sunda%
fun includes a pancake hreak f est, a
boxing card and fireworks. Detail
on Page 12.
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to fight the Icytes ..
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By BRIAN LEGREE Prior to calling the provincial
Irl RHMI STAFF election, Premier Bob Rae
DURHAM — Expanded GO train service announced GO train services from
to Ajax. A*hitby and Oshawa is on hold — early morning to late evening were ;
until the new pros incial government being restored and extended along
gets a chance to review the situa- the lakeshore corridor
tion. to Oshawa in the cast
GO Transit's board of direc and Burlington in the
tors made the decision at a west, beginning Sept.
mecUn,_ last Fnday. 2•
"Vl'e'vr decided to dela% it at Capital costs of the p' He
least a month to make sure we have the fund- expanded service arc expected to
ing alltication." said Rick Ducharmc, GO be SI25 million and annual operating cost.
Transit manager. are 52.8 million.
Batter up
Janet Vermeersch of Donevan Collegiate in Oshawa takes part in
Special Olympics hosted by Grade 12 students at Pickering High
School in Ajax Wednesday.
photo by Celia Bronkhorst
Durham Region chairman Gary
Herrema, who is also a member of
GO Transit's board of director%,
blasted the decision to stall extend-
ed rail service to Ajar and points
cast, which now only get GO trains
dunng rush hours.
*1'M Very concerned." said Mr.
Herrema, who was getting nodical
treatments when GO's board of
directors made the decision at the
-- Friday meeting.
"I think we should have gone ahead with
See FULL ..Page 3
Battle brewing
over school
boards' levies
BV LINDA WHITE
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DURHAM — Develop-
ment charge-, imposed by
the region's two school
boards "stunt
Very clear reason`s why that
bylaw is in pl:ii c.'
Before the bylaw was
introduced in January,
everyone contributed to
-, new schools
in-�
necessitated by
growth"
Durham, contends
pupil growth
a truster vowing !
through taxes. she
to fight the Icytes ..
explains. No w,
this fall.
the EDC targets
Durham Board `
new home lots,
of Education �--
and commercial
I
truster fttikc I
and industrial
Nicholson of Patricia
construction and
Oshawa plans to Bowman
improvement.
introxfuce a notice
Any change
of motion asking
the hoard to repeal or
..reduce to the absolute
minimum" the Education
Development Charge
(EDC) on industrial and
commercial development.
Before that motion is
debated. however. board
chairman Patricia Bowman
wants to inform all trustees
"why the board has done
what it's done. There arc
would have costly
repercussions, criticizes
Durham Re•_ion Roman
Catholic Separate School
Board chairman Tom Old -
man.
"The money has to come
from somewhere," he
notes, pointing to a reduc-
tion in provincial funding
of new schools from 75 to
60 per cent. Almost 700
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A group from the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authori- ber of fish, species, size and weight to enable the MTRCA to corn-
ty was at Frenchman's Bay in Pickering Monday to conduct a pare data with that of previous years.
yearly inventory of fish there. Group members registered the nurn- photos by Andrew lwarKWISM
Jon Clayton. left. and Danny Moro haul in the nets
From left. Danny Moro, Derrnot McMahon and Jon Clayton exam-
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'Barn fire
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arsonist
PICKERING — A
fire which destroyed a
barn here be Thursday
night is being treated as
arson.
Pickering Fire Depart-
ment offixials discovered
two separate blazes — a
nearby cord of wood
which was set aflame
and the fire in the barn
— Deputy Chief Bill
Douglas reports.
The barn had already
fallen in when eight fire
trucks arrived at the
barn, located in a field at
Sideline 16, south of
liwy. 7, around 10:45
p.m.
Crews remained then:
until 3 a m. No one was
injured.
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School levies
spark furor
FROM PAGE 1
portables now sit on school
sites throughout the region.
"The shortfall has been
picked up by (taxpayers)"
and is why Durham's public
and separate boards began
imposing develop-
ment charges — for-
merly called lot
levies — on Jan. 1.
The levy is $1,728
for each residential
unit and $1.33 per
5100 of building
permit value for � ,
non-residential pro- T
jam- Old
(Provincial legis-
lation allowing school boards
to collect development
charges was put in place in
1989. A school board which
imposes a residential devel-
opment charge must levy a
fee on commercial and
industrial development.)
Mr. Nicholson recognizes
the cost of building new
schools and believes it's fair
to apply the EDC to residen-
tial development.
"1 feel residents (buying
new homes) should be
charged. In Oshawa, for
example, there's no (popula-
tion) growth, but our schools
arc hurting he"use so much
money has to go to building
new schook elsewhere in the
region (because of) declining
payments from govern-
ment."
Mr. Nicholson maintains
the EDCs are scaring firm
from Durham. He points to
Escalator Handrail Compam
in Oshawa which reportedl]
decided a $3 -million export
cion that would have pec
25 full-time jobs is going k
one of its three
plass in the United
States because it
71, opposed in principle
an EDC of about
$15,000 — "a one-
time silly charge",
in the words of Mr.
Nicholson.
That expansion
would have generat-
ed $60,000 in prop-
erty taxes, about half of
which would have gone to
the school boards.
Mr_ Oldman believes it's
unfair to exclude business
from EDCs "when it brings
in employees whose children
have to go to school some-
where.-
Mr.
ome-
where.-Mr. Nicholson plans to
send letters to area mayors,
town and regional council-
lors• and chambers of com-
mcrcc urging them to join his
fight.
The Ontario Home
Builders' Association is
challenging the constitution-
ality of EDCs and the
Supreme Court of Canada
has agreed to hear the case•
although no date has been set
for a hearing.
Keirk Gilligan
Full GO service off track
FROM PAGE 1
it. I'm not happy with the
decision. 1 don't see a
need to delay it at all."
The item was not on
the agenda for Friday's
meeting, said Mr. Herre-
ma.
"It must have been
done verbally. I'm quite
surprised and annoyed
staff initiated this action.
We should have kept on
• going the way we were."
Mr. Ducharme said GO
officials will await a deci-
sion from Premier -elect
Mike Harris's new gov-
ernment to determine if
funding is still available.
`The key issue is the
new cabinet and who will
be the new Minister of
Transportation.- he said.
GO's board of directors
will discuss the issue once
again at its July 14 meet-
ing. Mr. Ducharme said.
If the Harris govern-
ment gives the project the
GO -ahead, it will take
three months' lead time to
implement. Mr.
Ducharme said.
The earliest full service
can now be extended past
Pickering is Oct. ?, he
said.
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13 Chretien threatens
maverick Liberals,
saying he won't sign
their nomination papers
for next election
By KEITH GILLIGAN
STAFF RFYORTIER
AJAX-PICKERING — Opposing
a bill be considers "morally wrong"
could get Ontario Riding MP Dan
McTeague in hot water with Prime
Minister Jean Cbretien.
Mr. McTeague planned to vote
Thursday night against Bill C-41,
which includes a provision for harsh-
er sentencing for such hate crimes as
gay -bashing.
I'll stick to what I think is right.
come hell or high water." Mr.
McTeague says -
Published reports yesterday had
Mr. Cbretien threatening to discipline
Liberal MPs who vote against rov-
ernment bills. Earlier this week. rune
Liberal., voted against the Grits' gun-
control
to reports. the Prime
Minister told Liberal MPs during a
caucus meeting Wednesday that, poor
to the next federal election. be won't
sign the nomination papers of any
Grit voting against a government bill -
Mr. Chretien
`I have tip `offered the most
side with serious -of
threats, Mr -
my riding McTeague says.
Bill C41 ells
residents.' for harsher
penalties for
crimes motivated by hate based on
ray e. nationality. color. religion sex,
age. mental or physical di -abilities or
sexual orientation.
The bill "creates a two-tiered sys-
tem of justice" by offering more pro-
tection to people who are members of
a special group. Mr. McTeague con-
tends.
He notes that someone attacked for
being fat or for holding a different
political view -won't get the full pro-
tection of the law".
There's been "great anxiety over
sexual orientation" being included.
but "not on my pari'.
However, Mr. McTeague says.
"This is the first time the seed of Sex-
ual orientation has been included in
federal legislation."
The party is "asking us to legally
sanction what we feel is morally
wrong...
If it comes down to being loyal to
his party or to residents in his riding,
Mr. McTeague says, "I have to stand
on the side of my constituents."
In discussions he's had with area
residents, "A lot have told me this bill
is wrong."
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♦EDITORIAL
Dumped!
Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthnrs said it best in
describing the apparent demise of the former
New Democrat provincial government's Ltterim
waste Authority: `"I'6at's a borrendotu amount
of money for a process that was doomed to fail-
ure".
Indeed, ta�tpayers have paid the bill in the last
four years to the tnne of roughly S7Q million for
an agency that did little to solve the Greater
Toronto Area's mounting garbage crisis.
The IWA did little more than crta�e political
ill will in working to fill its NDP -authorized
mandate to select new landfill sites. Its legacy is
four years of unfinished work. at considerable
expense, and a lingering cynicism among envi-
ronmentalists. community leaders and politicians.
Further. the IWA was confronted by all three
municipalities selected as host communities for
new dump sites which fought the htavy-handed
approach to the site selection process. Officials
in Vaughan. Caledon and Pickering mounted
aggressive legal battles to halt the process and,
with the departure of Bob Rae's New Democrats.
it appears the victex•)• they deserve is at hand.
That leaves two area.. for a new start in find-
ing asolution to (STA garbage concerns. First.
the incoming Progressive Conservative govcrn-
tnent can make good on it_s promise to scrap the
IV4'A and turn the iswe over to the host commu-
nities for resolution
Second, the Town of Pickering -- in conjtrnc-
tion with Durham Region -- can begin its own
process to solve the crisis.
The problem won't go away, but taw we can
keep a handle on it right herr in Durham Region.
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high
school
credit
DURHAM —
High school stu-
dents can earn a
credit and enjoy
the great outdoors
this summer.
The Durham
Board of Educa-
tion is offering a
Grade 10
advanced envi-
course at the
Durham Forest
Environmental
Centre near
Uxbridge from
July 4 to 28.
Ninety per cent
of the four-week
Lands -on course
will be held out-
doors. featuring
field trips to the
Seaton Trail in
Pickering. the
Pickering Nuclear
Generating Sta-
tion and Lynde
Shores cortserva-
tion Area in
Whitby.
h also includes
a four-day cau►p-
ing trip to the
Bruce Peninsula
National Paris.
Students inter-
ested to register-
ing for this course
should contact
Cathy Snape.
interpretive natu-
ralist at Durham
Forest, at 905-
8:12-3030.
Durham
group
offers
support
DURHAM --
Coping with men-
tal illness can be
made easier with
the help of a
regional support
group -
The Ontario
Friends of Schiz-
ophrenics,
Durham chapter,
meets at 7 p.m. in
Building 30 (use
rear entrance) of
the Whitby Psy-
chiatric Hospital,
700 Gordon St.,
Whitby on
Wednesday, June
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Roost Town restaurant for Lunch or Dinner, treat him to
one of our great desserts. He can have a choice of our
Daily Fresh Baked Goods, Delicious Treats or our
Decadent Ice Cream Sundaes, with any one of a number of
terrific toppings. He could even have our special
Stnarwben y -Banana Concrete - our
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1%1 tied 'th F h B 2, Strawberries'
en WI res ananaS •LM. a Y.C. Arpys Canal., Inc.
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absolutely FREE, with the purchase of any
Chicken Dinner
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Fresh Bananas & Strawberries) that normally
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the gift
of life
AJAX-PICh-
ERING — You
can Five the gift
of life at a blotxi
dcxxx clinic later
this mouth.
The Ajax -Pick-
ering branch of
the Canadian Red
Cross Societv is
holding a blood
donor clinic at St.
Bernadette's
Church at the
southeast corner
of Harwood
Avenue and
Bayly Street.
Ajax, on Tues-
day, June _",
from 1 to 8:30
P•m
'nye goal is 260
units and all
blood types are
urgently needed.
Donors must
have waited 56
days, or eight
weeks, between
donations. Also, a
Red Cross donor
card or identifica-
tion with a photo-
graph is neces-
sary-
Call the Red
Cross branch at
420-3383 for
more infotma-
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The Grade Expectations
Learning Centre
At Grade Ex :)ectations Learning
Centre students hate to leave once
jthey are there.
What they enjoy most is the
resource centre, equipped with
computers and educational games.
What their parents appreciate
most is the academic help their
ichildren are receiving. The centre
10
ffers supplementary education,
both remedial and enrichment, for
students from grade 1 to OAC.
Qualified teachers tutor students,
with the main focus being language
skills, mathematics and study skills.
The low student to teacher ratio
maximum 3 to 1 and small
classroom setting, allow the teachers
to give each student the attention
they need to learn successfully.
When a student enrolls, a
formal or an informal assessment,
input from the parents and
discussions with the student, all
assist the teacher in preparing an
individualized program. Information
from the student's teacher at school
can also be useful in ensuring that
the centre compliments the work
being done at school. Programs are
designed to start the students'
current skill level to build
confidence. The teacher is then able
The Grade
Expectations
Learning Centre
420-99.30
Tutor Shiela Telfer teachers a
lesson to eager students Kyle
Hammand, Alexander Hutton
and Joshua Acheson.
to help the students improve their
skills.
Parents who want their children
to have a head start before the next
school year can enroll them for the
summer sessions. For the months of
July and August, the centre is
offering sessions designed to be
instructive and fun, with time spent
in both the classroom and the
resource centre. During the school
year, the centre offers sessions after
school and on Saturdays.
Grade Expectations Learning
Centre is located in Pickering at the
Pickering Medical Centre, 1885
Glenanna Rd. For summer
enrollment or for more information,
call Rosana Gardner or Jocelyn
Acheson at (905) 420-9930. _J
Gandatsetia,cron,
Exeter schools
clean up at
custodial
awards night
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DURHAM — Custodial staff from
six area schools were honored by the
public board "for being part of the
learning team".
Durham Board of FAlucution dkemy
Pauline Laing congratulated the recipi-
ents of the seventh annual Director's
Award on Monday.
"The impression gained when you
enter a school" is a lasting one and
"learning happens much more readily
in a clean and comfortable annosphere.
she noted. Thirty-five schools were
nominated for the award. C.andatseti-
agon Public Sefiool in Pickering collect-
ed the honor for the fourth time m seven
years. It recognized Dave Evans (cwtn-
dial area supt'rvisor), Ray Ruscitti (chief
custodian). Terry Connor (custodian)
and Ina Broderick (cleat).
Exeter High School in Ajax also col-
lected an award which reoognized Jade
Hall (custodial area supervisor). David
Day and Gary Saltern (group leaders),
Ed Vessel, George Toffan, Doug Wil-
son and Steve Walker (custodians) and
Winnifred McDougall, Karen Dyke,
Caroline Taylor and Patricia Windsor
(cleaners). Other award recipients were
Bellwood Public School in Whitby,
Lake Vista Senior Public School, Duke
of Edinburgh Public School and G.L.
Roberts Cdiegi'ate and Vocational Insti-
Arie, all io Oshawa
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Fireworks,flapj*acksa'n'dfunth*1`S'w'eekend
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Home
Week
draws to a
close
AJAX — The
final weekend of
Ajax Haase Week
starts with a sizzle
and ends with a
bQnS-
In between,
there'll be hits,
head -banging
music, horses and
a beckuva good
time for all
Home Week
resumes today,
June 16, with the
Ajax Kinsmen
Club's steak bar-
becue and dance
in the west arena
of the Ajax Com-
munity Centre on
Centennial Road.
It runs from 6:30
p_m. to 1 a.m.
Admission is $15
per person.
Alsostarting
today and running
through the week-
end is the Ajax
Spartans Minor
Baseball Associa-
tion mosquito
tournament at
Cedar Paris featur-
ing boys aged 10
and 11.
SATURDAY
On Saturday,
the town's past
will be observed
when the Ajax
Local Architec-
tural Conserva-
tion Advisory
Committee
unveils a plaque
to commemorate
both the 40th
anniversary of the
incorporation of
Ajax and the
building of St.
Bernadette's
Church.
Everyone is
welcome to the
ceremony that
begins at 11:30
a.m. outside the
church at the cor-
ner of Harwood
Avenue and
Bayly Street
From noon to 2
p.m., the Ajax
Radio Controlled
Model Club will
put on a flying
demonstration of
model airplanes at
its field south of
the Volkswagen
Plant at Church
and Bayly Streets.
Admission is free.
Wired! is a
new event this
year and the all -
day concert fea-
tures such musicw
styles as hard
rock. punk. reg-
gae and alterna-
tive.
It runs from
12:45 p.m. to
midnight in the
west arena of the
Ajax Community
Centre. Admis-
sion is $6.
The Inter -Orga-
n i z a t i o n
Resources Net-
work Musical and
Cultural Event
will be held from
2 to 4 p.m. at the
Pickering Village
Arena and fea-
tures Caribbean
food and music.
Admission is $6.
You can kick
up your heels at
the KX96 Line
Dancing Party at
the Annandale
Golf and Curling
Club, beginning
at 7:30 p.m.
There -u be prizes
for the best and
most original out-
fit-.
On Saturday
and Sunday. Ajax
Community churches host Rotary Park event
AJAX -- Variou-t churches in Ajax young musicians playing contempo-
hold a religious evert at Rotary Pari; rary ('hnstian music.
this Sundav from 6 to 9 p.m. The event has been organized to
Entertainment includes Pickering inform people of area churcbes, when
High School's steel drum band, a sen•ices are arks how to get to them.
group of Christian dancers from St. Call Bernie Wood at 653-0613 for
Paul's-on-tbe-bill and a group of information.
The Blaisdale Montessori
'i Schools stem is worlds !
Y g
Blaisdale Montessori
iw as one of the first t�
Montesson Schoois to open a
lits doors in Canada It is w
Inow celebratng its 25th, -^
vear of
educational
excellence... and it shows'' -
I When you first walk a `a
i^,to any of the Blaisdale ..
INIontessori Schools you
Iv .11 be amazed by the level
hof activity and enjoyment
stemming from the - tr�iriiii
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children. The standards at f -- --- -- �
Blaisdale are high and the.._—
Iteachers are warm, Just a few of the happy faces at Blaisdale
understanding and Montessori School.
enthusiastic. the governing body that Maria
Your child may begin his,her Montessori herself started and it is
Blaisdale Montessori experience as the HIGHEST STANDARD OF
voting as 18 months and can come full TRAINING FOR MONTESSORI
or part time. The next level is the TEACHERS IN THE WORLD.
preschool level (ages 3 - 6j then the The next open houses are on June
children may go on to Blaisdale's 20th at 415 Toynevale in Pickering for
Elementary class (grades 1 - 6). ages 18 mo - 6 years; in Ajax at 403
Children net; to Montessori are Kingston Rd. on June 21st and at 545
welcome. Kingston Rd. on June 22nd for
For those parents new to children 18 months to GRADE 3. All
Montessori, Blaisdale is a refreshing open houses start at 7 p.m. sharp.
alternative. The difference will be self Blaisdale is offering a 259E
evident. Children at Blaisdale have DISCOUNT for parents who register
fun learning at their own pace in an for their proposed NEW PICKERING
enriched, loving environment. The LOCATION before June 30th.
school itself is doing exceptionally well
and is opening a new location inB��ida•�e
Pickering and a part time morning
class in Ajax! UonteeaW
Principal Mrs. Wilson, attributes SCt100is Mt Tulp
the great success of the school to
maintaining high standards.
"We hire only A.M.I. trained Call Pickering at 509 -
teachers," says Mrs. Wilson. "A.M.I. is 5005 or Ajax at 686-5005
Creative Arts
hosts a show at
the Picketing Vil-
lage Community
Centre, attached
to the arena, on
Linton Avenue. It
will be held from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
both days and
admission is free.
SUNDAY
Treat Dad to a
breakfast on
Father's Day Sun-
day by taking him
to the Rotary Pan-
cake Breakfast at
the Monarch
Avenue Soccer
Field, next to the
Ajax Community
Centre. It runs
from 8 to 11 a.m.
Cost is $3 for
adults and $2 for
children.
Jabs and upper-
cuts will be fea-
tured when the
Ajax Boxing Club
hosts a card from
to to 6 p.m. at the
Wanderers Rugby
Club, on the east
side of Harwood
Avenue North,
between Rossland
and Taunton Road from noon
Roads.
to 4 p.m. Every -
If it's
one is welcome,
raining, the
including former
event will
coaches, gym -
be held at
nasts and
the Ajax
executive
Community
members.
Centre.The
(.� Shouts
A j a x
l%V of 'They're
Acro's
ofIwill be
gym club
heard at the
marks its
quarter -
2 0 t h
horse racing
anniver-
at Picov
sary with an
Downs starting
open house at the
at 1:30 pm. and
St. Andrew's
featuring The
Community Cen-
Mayor's Derby.
tre on Exeter
Admission is fret
L�4
for Ajax residerits.
Picov Downs is
on Hwy. 2 east of
Harwood Avenue.
An interde-
nominational ser-
vice featuring
contemporary
Christian music
will be held at the
Ajax waterfront
prior to the fire-
works demonstra-
tion.
The traditional
closing of Home
Week is the fire-
works show that
begins at dusk at
the waterfront.
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V COMPETITION .
ids set to ride slum, shoot and .run
AJAX-PICKERING — Local
pony clubs will participate in a
major competition Saturday and
Sunday.
Pickering and Claremont Pony
Club members will participate in the
Central Ontario Regional
Tetradulon against over go competi-
tors representing 14 branches of
Pony Club.
The competition consists of four
parts — swimming, shooting, run-
ning and riding, with scones varying
in each phase. Firearm Training
Ranges m Ajax and the Ajax Com-
munity Centre pool will play bost to
the shooting and swimming contests
respectively on Saturday.
Competitors fall into three cate-
gories — junior, senior and novice.
winners of the regional event may
be chosen to represent the area at
national and international competi-
tions.
SUpDort to help' cancer victims cope
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AJAX-PICKERING -- Help and day, June 26 at the Ajax -Pickering Another support group for
support is available for families in Hospital, room 6013, Harwood youths aged seven to 17 dealing
the community touched by cancer. Ave. S., Ajax. To get to the meet- with cancer personally or with a
The Living with Cancer support ing. enter the hospital's new wing family member meets at 7 p.m. at
group for adults, families and and take the elevator down one at Holy Trinity Church, 91 Kings
friends meet,-, at 6:30 p -m- on Mon- floor to G level. Cres., Ajax.
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Scenes
from a
French cafe
Students at Highbush Public
School in Pickering put the fin-
ishing touches on French skits
to be performed for their par-
ents at a recent rehearsal.
Here, Kristy Nadeau, left, and
Salwa Saeed practise their
parts.
photo by Andrew lwanowski
AJAX AND PICKERING
GENERAL HOSPITAL
Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of
the Members of the Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital will be held on Tuesday. June 27, 1995 at
7:00 n.nL in the West Tower Conference Rooms at
the Hospital.
Further notice is herrbv given that revisions to the
By -Laws of the Corporation will be presented to the
membership for consideration and ratification.
Amon wishing to review the By -Laws in advance.
please contact Administration at 683-2320. Ext.
403.
~Members and interested parties are cordially invited
to attend.
1.VV Atkinson. Bruce W. Cliff.
Chair Secreta,.
Board of Dire tom Burd of Directors
WI
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Registration call for
budding Beavers,
Cubs and Scouts
PICKERING -- Young-
sters can become Beavers,
Cubs or Scouts next Mon-
day when a local troop
hosts a registration event.
The 1st Glengrove
Troop is holding registra-
tion for its 1995-96
Beavers, Cubs and Scouts'
programs from 7 to 8:30
p.m. at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, Val-
ley Farm Road south of
Hwy. 2 on Monday, June
19.
Beavers aged five to
seven years and Cubs boon
eight to 10 years will meet
separately on Mondays,
while Scouts 11 to 14 will
meeton Thursdays. New
leaders are also needed.
Call 427-8063 for more
information.
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IN4aking ase atsmall claims court
By STEPHEN LATEGAN
SpEcIAL TO 7HE NEWS ADVF3t BSER
DURHAM - On your way home Som
work, the low hum of your engine such
denly erupts info a paling mar that ms-
onates 1lroughoa yow car. As you arse
the company that just replaced your
extension pipe and miner, you collide
with your garage door became they used
organic instead of mmft pads when
they replaced your I , I , i
Don't get angry. Get your money
back
As a consumer, you ane prolocted by
Ontario laws. Whether it be for money
owed to you, for damages, or for the
return of your Pam Popery, you can
geek compowtion in small claim court.
Any claim up b $64000 is ehgrlk. It
should be filed at the Small Claims
Court Office whore the defendant lives
and within a limitation period which
%-aria acoordiug b each case. Flom the
none office, you pick up the appropriate
form, on which you fill out the details of
the cue. Then you mail or take it in per -
um to the eoriect court From these, the
Sheriff will serve the claim on the defen-
dant_ The defendant will have 20 days to
rc-gxx i either through payment or filing
of a defence. If the
defendant does not
file a defence with-
in the time limit.
there may be a
default judgment Aa I
unci- against hiaL
A court fee is
charged for the cost
of handling the
claim and for its
delivery to the
defendant. If you r
are suing one per-
son, the fee is
between S55 and
$70. if there are
two & f endanm the
fee is S"'0 more.
In order to mini-
mize the time in
av rL there is a pre-
trial conference to
cee if any issues
can be resolved,
and possibly to
rm" a sc ak:n -ret. '
If the ease does r ,
go to trial. you .,
ncx,&*t pay for the ,
services of a
law-vey.
"(An attomey is)
not necessary."
says Matthew e
Chong Yen, a t
lawyer with
O s h a w a' s `
M a c V i c a r
MacLean. "The
small claims sys-
Win is designed for
the layman... --
Having dealt
with several small
claims cases. Mr.
Yen says legal
advice is usually
sought only when
the claim is particu-
larly high. "If the 1 M134�
claim is dose to the
56.000 limit, you
might want to seek
axmsel," he says.
If your claim is
more than the Bonin,
You may still wish
to take the case to
small claims cant
because the process
is simpler and
cheaper. However, you can only be
awarded the $6,000 maximum and you
may not >egam the remainder in another
court Any fees you do pay are automa&
cally added so your claim, which means
You may collect it if you win your core.
You may also ask for interest on the
Money you are claiming.
Two to three copies of relevant docu-
ments, such as cheques, contracts, or
receipts must be filed with your claim.
The originals should be brought to the
trial. In addition to documents, your
defence can include the testimony of
witnesses, expert opinion, and pho-
tographs or drawings. Be sure ahead of
time that your witnesses are prepaid to
spend the whole day in court. If neces-
sary,
oessary, and for a fee, the court can issue a
notice requiring witnesses lo attend You
will be required to cover the witness'
travel expenses. To prove a claim for
damages. you should have at least two
estimates for the cost to finish work,
make relishes, or replace property.
The trial will begin with the presenta-
tion of your evidence. Speak in a direct
manner. Refer to your notes, but do not
read from them. When you have fin-
ished, your opponent will have the
opportunity to cross examine you. You
will be able to question your opponents
witnesses in the same way. Finally, each
side may quickly srnmarize his case.
Unless the judge needs time to review
the facts, he will give an oral judgment
immediately after the arguments. The
judgment is the final decision in a case.
but an appeal may be made to the Dm-
sional Cart, and in some arcunwances
you can ask for a new trial.
More information on small claims
court can be obtained form your local
Ontario Court Office.
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Entertainment June- 16, 1995
Ajax children's
musician working
to purr -feet Two
Fat Cats recording
Adult choir holds auditions
DURHAM — The
Durham Philharmonic
wants 10 hear from you and
hear you if you sound good
outside the shOlWa.
It's holding auditions for
all voice parts Monday,
Jane 26 at 7:30 p m. Can to
find out locations.
Music reading abday and
choral singing experience
are assets
Rehearsals are held every
Monday from September e
May and the choir performs
throe major concerts each
season of music ranging
from folk songs to large
swred works.
The phillu rmooic is a 45 -
voice adult choir directed by
Robot Phillips,
For more information,
tall 721-9290.
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FATHER'S DAY
" EVERYTHING ON
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Uriddren s entertainer Randi Shelson Is set to reiease her debut record-
ing. Here, she entertains kcal kids at an in -school show
) Popular Randi
Shelson immortalizes
her sound for kids
on first album
By AL IUVETT
ST.AJT RFYORTF7t
AJAX — A local children's musician
is currently rernrd,ng her first album. due
to be released lata this month.
Rand, Shelson is in a Richmond Hill
stud,o putting the finishing touches oa
her debut recording entitled Two Fat
Cats, coined for one of the six -song cas-
sette's funny numbers about a pair of
fleshy fel,nes-
Tbe Ajax mother of two, who's beim
entertaining young children with her
music at arta schools for the past couple
Of years, reports she's finally talang that
giant step forward to make a recording of
her sing -a -long children's songs which
Poets sought for contest
DURHAM — Aspiring poets are
invited to enter a contest_
The Writers' Circle of Durham
Region is holding its first-ever Dan Sul-
livan Memorial Poetry Contest in horror
of a former member who died recently.
The first -place finisher will earn
S100. while S50 will be awarded for sec-
ond place and S25 for third place.
Poems must be original and unpub-
lished. They must be typed double-
spaced on one side of a page only and
can be no longer than 45 lines in length.
The author's name, address and tele-
phone number must appear on the fust
page -
An
entry fee of $5 must accompany
C36 poem. Deadline for submissions is
midnight on Friday, June 30. Winners
will be announced Monday, July 31 dur-
mg Poets Night in the Pub at the Court-
yard Ptd 109 Oid Kingston Rd., Pxkr-
she t><can uTiung 1n the early 'SOS.
W'1tlt the heli .,f her oiler brother and
album producer 1I u-% Moscoe and studio
owner Sol Helman, Mrs. Shelson's pro-
ject has teen -going well» since starting
to work on it in rind -April.
The cassette itself is sornewhat differ-
ent from other chik'tren's recordings in
that the 'A' side a1ll feature su songs
with vocals and accompaniment while
Me 'B' side has only the music so k,ds
can sing along -
Mrs. Shelson has also been busy giv-
ing concerts for kids, performing for a
number of schools and singing at the
recent Ajax Day at the Metro Toronto
Zoo.
She'll also perform at Ajax library
branches during the summer — at the
main branch on Monday, July 3 at 1030
a.rrt_; oa Thursday. July 6 at the Village
branch at 10:30 a.m.; and on Tuesday,
July 18 at the Mclean branch at 10:30
a.m.
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SPC)RTS
Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363.
op .isa Flood swims
i) gold medal
t international
Brand Prix meet
PICKERING — A Pickering swimmer earned top marks
a high-level international swim meet on the weekend.
Lisa Flood, a former member of the Pickering Swim
ub, swam to first place in the women's 100 -metre breast -
oke event at the Barcelona Grand Prix swim meet on
Flood, who attends Villanova
University in Philadelphia on an
` athletic scholarship, edged out
Canadian teammate Guylaine
Cloutier in a time of one minute
11.92 seconds. A Norwegian
swimmer finished third.
She won numerous swimming
accolades with the Villanova
wildcats swim team while in uni-
v enity. Flood also owns school
and Big Fast Conference records
in the 100 and 200 -yard breast-
.troke and is an eight -time cham-
pion at the Big East Conference
Lisa Flood Championships. She was named
outstanding woman swimmer at
the 1991 and 1992 B w East Championships.
Academically, Flood is an NCAA and Big East
Conference pt)st-graduate scholarship recipient and a two-
time GTE academic all-American. She was honored as
Villanova's woman student athlete of the year in 1994.
Last August. Flood represented Canada at the 1994
Commonwealth Games in Victoria, where she won two
hronze medals. She was selected to the national team to
compete at the World Swimming Championships in Rome
where she placed fourth in the 100 -metre breaststroke.
missing the bronze medal by a fraction of a second.
She was selected as a member of the Canad= team at
the 1995 Pan-American Games in Argentina, where she
won a gold medal in the 200 -metre breaststroke. She won
two medals at the Pan-American Games in 1991 in Cuba
Flood plans to go on to graduate school at Villanova, but
will delay those plans for a year in order to prepare for a
chance to make the Canadian Olympic Team to compete at
the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta
Mite softball bankers
deposit two wins, tie
PICKERING — The Pickering Bank of Montreal
blue mite boys' rep softball team is off to a fast start
in league play.
In the early going. Pickering Blue has compiled a
winning record of four wins and two losses in recent
action.
Pickering Blue beat Pickering White to record
their first win. Pickering Blue then nipped
Stouffville 8-7 for their second victory of the sea-
son. The squad also played to an 11-1 l tie with
Unionville.
Chris MacLeod provided the Blue squad with stel-
lar pitching, while Billy Keith controls things behind
the plate with solid catching.
Other team members are Craig Burrell, Kyle
Bannen, Jeff Magee, Michael Fuller, Callan Exeter,
Russell Skeete, Michael Minnings, Chuck Britskey,
Stephen Tsatskas, Evan Bryer and Jeremy Whalen.
The team is coached by Norm MacLeod, Bill
Keith and Paul Magee. The manager is Liz Keith.
Lecrion peewees' offence
explodes at
PICKERING — The
Pickering Red Sox Legion
606 peewee rep baseball
learn frnshe d as finalist at the
recent Bloor tournament in
Toronto.
Pickering last the charnpi-
onship game to Markham 7-
2. The offence was led by
Mike McE rov with a double.
Gerohn Lanns, Brandon
McMillan and Jeff Tobin
with two singles each.
Brandon Cowie, Scott
Grundy, Chris Obergfell.
Tom Broadfoot and Craig
Megill with one single
apiece.
In the semi-finals,
Pickering boat Riverside 94.
McMillan led the way with a
triple and two doubles. Mike
McElroy, Nathaniel
Ogborne, Megill and Lanns
rapped out two hits each.
Justin Couto. Cowie.
Obergfell and Tobin also had
singles. McMillan was the
most valuable player.
The Red Sox blasted host
Bloor 9-1 in the opener.
McMillan spanked a triple,
double and single, Megill
contributed a triple and sin -
or wail the TV steed wris
pries make our local calf-
sry look like Keystone
;''Fired out Saturday when sports
d wedia personali•
its match their
#kills against
a r h a m
<Regiontal Police
st the Field of
.Wishes All-Star
Slo-Pitch Game at
,:AV7hitby's Iroquois Park at 6 pm.
All proceeds go to tic
Children's Wish Foundation.
Celebrities playing are Mike
'Ricci of the Quebec Nordiques.
Wayne Primeau of the Buffalo
Sabres. Kea Sheppard and Ryan
Tocher of the Oshawa Generals.
and Tim Weber. Austin Delaney
and Leon Korbee of CFTO News -
Other events beginning at 5
"- include hot air balloon rides
fog S 1. Prizes will be awarded and
some local attendees will be cho-
sen as bat boy or girl.
Admission is $3 for aduhs and
'x i SO for semens and children.
Tickets are av-ailable at the gate
or at any Durham Regional Police
siatioet_
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gle, whip Broadfax. Couto.
Lanns. and OgKrrxc
Whiz Irick. Gynuu+cic. will tic holding
all had singles. Ogborne
h's Sununer .ession regitration Erorm
earned the MVP award.
U-ED`ESDAY, JUNE 21 to
pitching two mungs of no -tut
FRIDAY, JUNE 23
hall, while striking out six
6 p.m. -8 p.m.
and :swing one walk-
Pickering beat Fast
904 Simcoe Street North
12-1 in the second
Oshawa
game. McMillan had a dow-
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+ STOCK OPTIONS ♦ TUITION ASSISTANCE
Please forward your resume to:
Wendy's Restaurants of Canada,
Attention: Bob Murray, 323 King Street West,
Oshawa, Ontario LIIJ 2J8.
Fax: (905) 677-5297.
%k'end-'c r xmW labor, to thank all applu-ants u•iut app1.. but uda2se
onl1, those under comidenuurn writl be consat-ted.
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News A&#~ regi aft
that adeshm check
they ad upon pt blical m as
News A wilfter ad nal be
a.paltabb for mdse i hw
Oft wlCa vw mss11W end
two sal be no 60iiq for
non-ns.rtibn d any adww-
beernrer. .Limy for er-
rors r ads 9 Unbd to Ifs
wnout ped for to fpac»
0cm"" ale arra AO
OW1 s ape to tr ap
Wmal Of aanapanwdl of
%ows A1u9r'sar
TECHNICIAN
reQuired for fulvpan
time. -A -SO fulirpart
tnrne sem, preferably
w" chwere
Call for Lnterview
DUE so expansion we
-Mrd you b Mar work r
'he Durham Region rani
eateryPhone 721-9413
00twnen ,MI; t, -
DRIVER
required for
pizza delivery.
Please contact:
427-2829
f rst Slope Child Care re.
axes an on -cam staff and a
Dart time stat in our .tart
program tam 2 30-5 30 pm
salary at $7 76.twu.
Pk%U* send resumes by
June 26. to Fest Slips
Child Care 1990 Whtwa
Rd Prckerng Ont L1 V 6P5
FREELANCE Coaches
needed at Newcastle Fig
ure Skating Club. Mon-
days Tuesdays and Fn -
days Please send resume
to Newcasde Figure Skat-
wg Club. 103 Carolina St.
Newcastle Om LIB 1HI,
All Paula Parks
HAIRSTYLIST - be your
own boas Rant a chew and
increase you arcane In-
quire Joseph or Juke. 723-
5261
HAIR
STYLISTS
Career
prospects in
RJAN &
PICKERING
For experienced
or recent
graduates with
Topcuts
Ince
Your own
station
Immediately
Basic &
Corrurnssion
Advanced Skulls
trainings
Hours by
arrangement.
Please Call
831-3898
For application
form and
interview
JOGS for skudenb and
a*AW Earn wnrfta sa in
Vkr sunrmha Saadw.s
needed for door-to-door
solea Sorer-sor p esione
open lir ndmduaL We,
car Pfhare team anytime
9105-579-4472
WD OFF7 Look ng lir a
new CAMW'r fbwM-based
rretwore busses s a r
able aMnihM Cam Join
lir personal apDowMnwni,
906-433--4213
Lamanw Mo rvatwd is-
deswrline of�r+rwgdf b sail ieserg
fashions ftpgh �s
SO" and hone
siliallioneFull o.
..ded imaWn seal rn
to b6 hod .lune 199x. Cher.
yl 1 r9w lir dwtanla. (906)
4]6 -+0
LARGE food whwwsaking
COmP" rMwda bnernar-
kNer and JQpGn
bookers S7-11'. by
muses Phone 576.9544
LIVE4h Suprrterdart
reqund for Bowmanvtb
apartment, 4.a1 t« ON
-duple. sena ^esurhe to
File a 7174 Oshawa Whb
by This Week P O Box
4!' Orawa _--� —.
} O.A.C.
STUDENTS
wanted ttnmctLatcly
for 10 full and part
time positions. %o
door til door of
Iclemakettng. Full
training provided.
Scbtilarnbip6/
i4, -op,
$11.00 t0 start
666.4660
PART-TIME nelp needed.
evenings and weekends,
appy 571-3222. days
PMOTOGRAPIIEftw
a... aaeitiaro hlr an b
cion ti4. Siwwrw
Wft wstaw is. Must be
alraiabs for .r.rwivis and
Nast
Rum
-0:9- q�P..
orgy res .lpwlwl- reoes-
Wy.For appowilli m 433-
7701,
PLLNMKRS wo fors fk-
tws kowlee regtared fa
pipe work 683A 9. Ron
or Lou
SLIER JOBS - Insrna-
bonal company roqu"
dynamic young people for
surniner ""
posy
YOU mrlst be goalwsd
and ready for wnrrnedaM
Met No wtpwwwme neces-
sary asu arwg
dpro-
ved Xii: W,•bel-
wwwn 10 a m and 12 p m
PA= - TIME
"VERTLSING
SALES REP.
esW`wW cies rgP6 tear
aaw 9ewiwct to
Oshawa / Wldtlhr was.
ME Dessma or Geis
643•s110
& P -&-f
News Advertiser
1 MOM
Help
Monday Friday 905
b -037 LEGAL Secretary. 5 yews
.ximum
0"411 working m i Floepivl , Norplll
rail. crnrnal. word palest Iledica>f Dental dldCi DMId
m
OMC! and PC Law. Pick.rn%
IiNp 931 4000
WW FULL-TIME DENTAL RECEPTIONIST
ExPMEMM pba
awvioe r' *r --r.ro.d
Fid fano. antra heft can
tools and F, M&
Also erWad, wwasill
towards iw part fall. rods
Car (905) 420-70116 bat
vow 9 a.m. and 7 Pew.
GIIAUrY CanW TieMi
Cyan in work in nycldinr
shop en iron- en 3 plan
.xpwlwrlI regdwrd. Ohio
PIRft nodii bwwsdp at
stwldrd naF - , bob a
practroes. Asses: sapwF
crow in cakbraaon expais
once with co-ordinw
measurement mticAresI
*" ori nce in 1$09000
Send resume b Paul Jones
Lolihoune Oran 310 Hop
kis St. Whams Ont LIN
2% or in (9061eee 0236
ACCOLKnING
prelwlsd
Mtnr0 Iwo years
acomr" re0uaed
Mai nsarrm to
ON Brock Rd. S .
W.
Picsw.,Q Orem
1.11111 1Zr
charge rapds+d for vanous
abmpwaM th mghotk Tor -
Ono khat be +emote and
wnpomoxmd r bog+ went.
al aro comp.Asrued enw-
to - No is r you W war-ty.
fticrp new Ulabrp o and
W" wakng out of Ih ol-
fine. plwaae conset Minim
Enpior W Carer 915
sandy fawwrh Rd . Picru-
ng. DrAnno Lrw 1Z5, Fu
0905 - 83-5009 File 6127
Aawra4tm Lynaa SiMnhan
NRS
ACHIEVERS
REAL ESTATE
LTD.
FULL - TWE
REAL ESTATE
SECRETARY
-Amax brabn
-cxoaneniced WOW -ad
Ntvaiable and August
Fall resurrie t0
Jenry at
(905) 831-3482
IF you are angle or a woo
Parent Of separated of d.
voresd with tree years work
experience you may qualify
for financrai assistance of d
you an oyer 45 and have re-
Centy been Wd off. you may
quality lir tarring asses.
tance. DIP CERT, Lotus.
Wordpwrtrct D -base Word.
Accpac. Bedford, Autocad,
Ventua. Pagemaker. Har.
vard. CPM. ComwAw Pro.
granvrsng and Systems An.
alyst Cobs. Pascal and C
Phobwhop. Quark Express
Mid Ilkatrato. Durham Bust.
ins Computer Cobge. 427-
3010
0 Sltixed Irlp MFSW7@d71Halp
RADIO TECHNICIAN
Minimum 5 years experience in all
types of auto stereo trouble shooting.
Full tiff*.
For appointment call 668-6949,
9 - 5, Monday to Friday
H P kir busy Orthndttrltic office. Dental
Assisting, ctxnputer and recept n
AZ DRIVER Loud dean-Assisting,
n red Dro resume at
a.v varied start twos and �w� rttitu P
...kof Car SW8e71. 1050 SIMCOE ST. N.
0 am - 2 pm SUrTE 112 OSHAWA.
DENTAL h•ygwnwt re -
DRIVERS WANTED gh+nd, tum tune far 6 mond,
CLASS AZ and DZ mmdwn*' l""' for busy
family Practice Apply Fie
If you're the best at what you d0. join our a 7181 Oshawa Vftby
growing team where your s"is and profes- The whew'. p o Brow 49,.
s+OnalISM will be recognized O'ln'w'• :1N SLS
WE OFFER:
• Class AZ pays $14 10 $15 50 per Plotz
• COSS JZ pays $11 50 to $13.00 per hoax
• Health and dental benefits
• Trarmng ; slugs upgrading
• Vanety of work and shfts
WE REQUIRE:
• Minimum 3 Years verifiable experience
Current, clean abstract
Professional 'can d0' attihtde
• Exceptional customer service skAK
For interview. CalUeff Spong or Nancy
Smith at 1-800-387-5989 or apply in person
June 20- noon to 700 om
&ion Action Force
Comstock
1.0 ice Road
June 21-8 arn.- IQ om
Action Force
93 Dundas St. E. f 107
Missis
uga
s _ !SO Reystere a—ary
t
REQUIRES
Self mouvatea customer service onentated
fndvldual to instal Gres and do al changes.
Position IS pemlanent full time 1r, 'he successful
Candidate. Person warp require their own tools.
Appy with resume
1300 Kingston Rd.
Pickering
Service Department
WELDERS
Needed by truck & trader manufacturer.
Must have eexxp� with MIG & welding
alum. & steel. eExp i iertce with working a
brake press & plasma cutter would . a
definite asset
Please send resume to:
Julie James
H.R. Raglan Industries Inc.
5151 Simcoe St. N.
Oshawa, OM L 1 H 7K4
No phone calls please.
RECEI TIONIST
for map 04 brow Man -
Fn. own. 3 yrit wtpwwxxy.
accepting newlrMe by
wail W No Cab leer
T. Frim"
W2 M04 ---Ch Ara
Alam Sas 7 LIS 432
MEDICAL SECRETARY
/ASSISTANT, W surgcM
apwcrabwt Prar11106 n Oathe-
wa. wxperence, coinwrwr.
rats- +d xh ; 0 comkr
ran., skills repuved. im
w*www tax resume in
confidence b Office Mawr►
Agar 90S-57&ern
PART-TIME Rwcepaoney
assistant tal OEM Ir 2oPickering
riwnrwr" Cam 9O5 -W7-
• 1 Daycare
Wanted
BABYSITTER headed
'car n eghblweek in my
noire
in Phclrang. One tin
year old Child. Pleas call
Call
6-
Carolyn 9095 1.1342
LOOKING for responsible
skudent to babyad ti be
playmate for 2 active boys.
112 days, full days. times
may vary Musttis fug lov-
ing 8 antoy plaYrn9_ 905-
420-1476
MOTIVATED caring, ma-
ture Childcare graver, non-
smoker in my Courbce
home. lir infant. week.
days. hall We. own Craw
portaaon., Refwemces Aper
6, 723.3293.
PART -TME caregiver req'd
In my hone 2.4 daysNA. 2
gab, 385 yrs old. Ajax.
West IRICtke area. Hrs.
7:30am - 5:ooprm. Exp. 8
rat. req'd. Phase cal me at
426-9483.
RELIABLE person to.
qured, 4 days a week, b
look ally 2 8 5 yaw old in
my honr. Rebrwlbss to-
qund. Cal 688.7638 alter
SM. No skidwNy pleat".
s f
I
and
; 1 1 krpeovrarn•nab
-.,.+d. relocated Escesenu
EUROPEAN toe special -
CUSTOM donne%, dodo.
mL rel renovate your batt
-.:Ikon• d renovation
room or kAtlwn aides. as
.ssonable prices Work
nol as lloor ales. Clow nF
x.eranWd by pralesw«h*l
Worlds and "selection•tears
-Inced carpenters. 20
experhencre Pagwr •
guaranteed. For tree oeb-
51n,-7606 (9os)a97-
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mates (90516683.900
.:S. ARMSTRONG
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• PetalSMppNe•WuliximbiltimSel•
/BorrdmpFor
Ax, SOUTHWOOD
AIR CONDITIONERS
(window units) and d•hu-
EVERYTHONG TO BE
SOLD, come n and malls
:i:,ns. new kitchens. wind-rs.
OAKIPINE FURNITURE-
why pay retail pis••? One
WOODEN kitchen cup.
boards, ceramic
andl additions.
PALAOEN DOG OBEDI-
19.5 Ldfaron GTS turbo.
DRUM
P.S., care day
rrh. -los awe. service and
an offer. Computer desk
LESSONS
of Ontands oldnt and lar-
00-40r,
double snk. breakfast
FOUND - German
Shepherd, mals, one
EWE- Oluakri•d V~-
nary instruction
4 dr.. S•spd.. loaded good
ru # - car. Was
.mntedrall..
,gs. cal Jams 683-
trade M. guwartlses avawb
able. (416) 726-4067 Pkck-
$17, wriarg desk S50.
Sawing mado 1
Privet@ IeSSOnS
� �ratfackwors in now
sof duct b the
rook beat o•sr. Gas show,
alnwst now $500. And
year
o Yos+s9•r, utast and tan.
by eY-nstrucbr
. now $2195 Cerl-
6
«ng
year
old, i175. brass bow larnp
available , r@a-
q pubic.
Eg oak pedMNsl able and
More. 4a2 -73o,.
� fray. loves cad
lice T
Dog Training School.
OP•sws9• avWabls for n"
find Cal 427 9T22 arryYn-
puss. Open 7 days weeW
CARE AVAILABLE n►
tell, for 1 chK up b
A 0quonwm
for home, College, a busi-
�' brane coat Oras SM,
TWO 30• Move each 585.
24'
Sonable rates.
Call
4 dein 5649: 7 R dabs
"ft and 6 chairs
11499:
' �Clei
M. very obedient Found
n the ss F Cit. area.
Aper 426-7660
classes O0"'"e"arg MO"•
July 17 Puppy i Novice;
T •Y July 20 Senior
Indoors. Big Toon Salsa.
19•• Fano S speed. gnat
years old.. n my non►
its
Alasr h0^~ Vi et-
rea•IJhle bolas. pre teals,
momdarts.ssd•O
pb aloha 545. WM
fwd 9a• dryer 3275. a�
6*n b•boom set 5375.
4� zt)�
ewrnatbsN beds
loon S3W Over 20 stain
choices. all solid. no
FOUND -eel foisted. f►
Puppy i Advance Novice.
Our suee•w rob spoke for
Mlweo..taoMNarM oadieon.
2. t r`i•d. Ca/ 728-
401. velar-
t>rar•• suit:. Al in ensoslMrt
Malas bed 5250, oak bad-
ENGLISH saddle. W pus
veneers Wood
.
Nor
sane dog. nhedivan sit•
sandy eowis sr•arws9
Heels. Td. f .
"242.
cal 712 -9256
oalt$fon. 434-0284 Maw
roan ismin 51795. black
pose. CMI
"85417
906 986 8774.
Wallis not, ridges.
caw Pearson 8 Delaney
PURE brad German
bred
1••s FORD TErPO, ar.
tney i RoeMlwhd ods
al•••••••
SM. beboom suite
� black kaok}w dung
Wt a 1 "T
Mabe at (906)8854.16 Or
s� rashers. dryers.
ALSO. busy, Ionian for hot
arae.
area. Ca1427 E636.
Born M Dupe 95for •ate.
Bon Mwdn 22. 1985. lA
92 K adung $12W Lds-
•hk• alt. poa tn. CAAf
tnysebr wilt 9 yaws
BE COOL.."! Ar oondAon►
alt SM, to" kAelnen
ownwa<(905)8864m.
THER Cloche
TMER Clods - Dufham's
O
dog and ooff•e cart 427-
LOST - CAT. Cairo,
i tan, 4 malas, 3 hmh.ks.
note• 31.000. Cal 436
.
�
pence
wtafeale.
c
ow lAtift ii t:arcal . 525
s
90 a% chiis 5460. 7 pc.
w9aM sslse•«►N•rr and
2713 Maw maasags.
(orange. Mack. wMe). do
ready b go. cam (806) 619-
les babies
up.By Gow,.ad 4r. a
took dicing �• SM. Yak
FOR ANY river iMtrq an-
-d Pianos. MM slre7
GUANO none Canoes. 2
clewed. bud house cat n
am.
1888 ffyurdr Etc. 4 dr,
it Aug. 6. relwerlpes.
fan Cal 432-7585.
harveet table wale chairs
kyr an amszrg 5200
Rot b own, apl. size,
hP -1a11p melon. Hardy «
Soulh Alex. Farrow and
ROTTWEILLER puppies.
haldva6sdc SspMW.
427-x937.
5825, deny Greg Mat
package. irufewl, 12 R
9►ard. 6�• keV
BMW nrwlorryciss. nrs/
patkee wee. Cal 683
C.K.C. nsgstensd. Good
48.000 oigrel kms. ar
CARPET /A-1 Priose. laky
b75• Duheart Phyla table
ro
rod. Shs�a reef. vVwd•ll.
bonds. TREMENDOUS
bucks koro S/000.15.000.
4671.
Ytttparatnatx. Champion
owner. 51300 a best w1•-
'
File—
dlroct whoweaM. Fie• n,
W4 chairs $675. 6 PC.
had i maw. Mark 427.
1�
SAVBaGS ON NOW T•Yp
Pirko Wale, 4331481.
Gus collector looI b
». � (y0)�
5or offer. 1. r23
1155
sUlabn for lea• eefnuate
county blichrh sat 5660.
purchase gtsulswoi
daggws, bageWars. 686-
'
•y
0331
11.8 CuBaes Con
Sol 119015032-27W, 0and
reeirher,
i STOVE
�
4044 alar 6
BOB"
TEAM obedience _
pager (416)980.9887
�r . Now
$$IWO,FIWE
anb*wb!s
stow w bu�wh stte
classes. (Puppy Al novioa)
1l6 as. fully dr..
EE HREMOOD
PALLETS.
hunho green conch i char
a
VAW (VAWNA St
6118 5618. GST nduded.
I
WANTED - old and ars-
stet July 6.12.17.22 Ernwr
debt 2
D5 A
rdwood and sttI , . -
CaYpt Braise. 100%.
Now •lick plush. elan w
SM. 4 pc. living no0nt ow
rte 5660. couch i Cha
rads fe6 each,
08kw sizes and FI Ir
asr•dable. Cal 906--,W
Ilgrae kurrMu s. any9rg
old. Scrn•tr rrflarranY.
1• Win need good
sin » 6 owls akf. Cal
'ng i Satrrday diseases
available Sinal Gasses
19.8 Beek LoSaWw Lid..
Free d•iilily area#
m the local ansa. 20
a. - Carpet For 3 rooms.
only $388.00. Prior n•
5275. par oo8se and end
table 5295, oak -111 and
MKill nisch- $175
each. oto $40 , car Meals
4861,
cane, srlwr, advwasag.
�s -w I•fvs• dwOVs'
3612.
gusraa� 430-0025.
4 dr.. V6 loaded. Fired
n a nice mehaic enwald
88660" i Meltwesae
Il loads available 100-
clu lso 30 S4 V& cal
and tables $425. 12 hhoob
S30. i $20 each. firq Call.
guMrw*wd sans day de-
dose,mrk botMs, canto-
SOUr1ER DES
THREE Lha» Ap•o pur-
eland
9"••^. Earelsrl Cis•n nor
skids ad paMft 10
�� and rustelaaon
an bar dhows each W.
0ou. 566. Nwor wrhdows i
mea Cal all must sea
fiyMy Cab 723-0411
None o ashAn. Cal Robert
9, An•4ss MM) %S
FLANDERS puppies for
born t � � 6
car Fkny tlr_ err.
7e�n
and polo4LJurw
Vow hoar. Free qtq!
S$OU•
.
7
STOIE ixOsw. sats•
60.8. Brool3n.
sW CKC regd Assorted
p.m. 966-0154
Was to
Wes f4696. now f3••S.
o• t§W. Call 427.9722 an -
July's aF - o•u. Cal
Is 905-430.2667 6 -
Non . n Vote haler. Now
teras[ no payment for am
ful Dared.
COMPUTERS - Gradua"
bon specials. 18M 266'%
��
Sorter, diepltry kiss. gfaMs
salves vn* bradsY. 576-
VAUNTED CAMERAS -
aidcnrrr and gMne, fawML
0otous 1500 ready b go
Omemw 706799-2416.
gin,
Arae Ries, Open 7 •wy f
mess irudoors. Big Town
year. 1-600
��te SM IBM 3116%
clearance - Paso, loan
166310.6Pan
Wry. �p•np•• M►
COLLIE
� So
Sal••
2170104.
.
ln"o 5••33.9: i-5448. 6•-
binoculars
pups for sale.
5555. new 486 s w'420 sit" Yaw dross d wro
FIM CARPET Ver hoer at da- dives ' ""1 rsagba « aksnntan. 433.1736 «
unYif19lt cot prices 100% nylon. Computer. t6a �Bastin• 1-•0).66, 120
sten rson" . Rao• mhckd•a Ad.. Bowmanw6•. W7 -
pod and styes installation. 30"MOVING - vrkw house -
MONSOON. 340 Cal Nick at 905) 430655!
conbfonen.
• a: mrrhdow tan. 535 CARPETS - loft of carpet
a.766 t00% nylon. new sten to-
Wow
rIoM carport on hand. I will
1-ANOltvG Paeman ar- carpo, 3 roorre. $349 Rau
C, " gams. good woo kx nclud•s carpet, pr•nwrn
on, s4Oo o.•.o.
ped. spm nstelabn, lad
delivery. urs• estenkte& i30
' Arft*S yids) NormanSM2314
for Sale
I a9 I .,ch ,lele. Mold SELL R NOW
2 years old. mar ft" r'�C:ALL 683-0707
ffwvwv%per■
hold Owns for sols Slowes.
Hoop", o N1 00AW oohs.
amps. sac 42a-4=
•Copes• rr CKC sopOwW. good tem► 1111• NISSAN Pulsar
sled Oerms. Clocks. wr.kri• perasrnsnt guaranl••d. 1974 Ctry Monte Cara. SE. t-b•r. 16 wait* dual n-
wfu r"It". anyNrg old. r••dy b go nor 26so" o polo car. as a swo, rest. r. bra. 1504. ex-
41I32.16M 5400 Planes Cal 706277- oW 965773•. krve m%s- 11•C•rg 2nd babymuse! sell.
WANTED ro buy - ddw 2526 seg• A*lwg 35.100 6z-3-9662
turnause. Ones. t3wna_ Col- 18.1 Sedan De Yraok+h I$" PONTIAC Sulu$-
Isctnlw. themorabaMa. FREE b o good hoar woOsd. trees . �. V BIRO 4T. 2 door.aulo r
weldtsa. Ott. Sing* pssciss Grad with kids. 5 tot so n8n o b o 14 1.7 SDreglass C Kish "1•d cerwomcL can
o estates Cal (SM) 723 thanes It,- . all m» twat 40 Jornism msolor i 726-0617
7634 goods Imrle black a waro bW S1Soo tar.% r Itr•2 car Oldamo do
91-A +
oonate CAN uosk Must go Cal 579.0626 Acts.vs. mint corndraon'
TELEVISION. s79-
26' Cdar.Vf&S. aa5nr dulsh' -Ver tures Bv!CK AEGAL. eve 42 o00 vin P wmwowk
stereo, 1360. "saw t0 door Coups A. sub row roe. to". � prayer
C66C lest brand new $175KEEv Ivens wry no• car $2650 Cnassp
. 2 -dr Com. nte
2D6r-
Ca1427 9. ,90 Hs tsCMA CIVIC 3-A- mraorM -po- aspor
HOTv BARGAINS liA- mur dog week• out d I1" garbage use a
TIONWAGON. 130K. 5 dash. wady dmren cars•ed.
WASHER vn9vs A yn% d4
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excellent rusks Condition utas Kayak pooh nckados DISPOSAL SYSTEM Lite- wy 53395 Spectrum eamaW Aqua 7••r Ask -
3300 o b c Cru•err, sire docks i let c++4 f4 Sas tnis guerarxee ball. avail- Autoa162se._,637 « rag 612.500 433-46.17
lleeea Iota by -1-- 2Op able n 3 sazw gam - 9pm. 9r35716,020 1993 (}dwrhoat• ACrkeve
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-Inced carpenters. 20
experhencre Pagwr •
guaranteed. For tree oeb-
51n,-7606 (9os)a97-
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4913
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pas, carpentry. From small
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Fully guaranteed. free este
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basements. bathh-umb-oors.
SRepars
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designedRcl5adertWl
and corrxrter-
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..es. Free esamak s. Esc-
chimneys. Our specialty
static u Clearers, hu-
tawwsi prices guaranteed
ditters Big. Small fobs
* 721-20"
-0 Paul A260_''x5
K C. i B. MASONRY-
C S R Manlenatce Building
sec+akzrg in brick, block
repairs and renovations
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--atom wood decks All
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SRepars
andl additions.
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Over 15 years expe"'
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"MISTER CHEAP".Home
.Mwovements. rec rooms.n
ave apartments, additions.
lenses. decks, etc. U-
cettsed lex over 20 years,
All work guaranteed. for
Free estimate call Ernie
905-404-6170
SIGON Construction Ltd.,
serving Durham Region for
19 yrs. Additions. sudecks,
Paso doors, van ., I fee -
rooms. tlagsbn• fee •sur
ma W. 906-5765760.
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Mils CONSTRUCTION
Carper" , Rookv
Electrical. Pkxnbng
FenowDecks, New
Additions,119novabons.
Overly work Guerardeed
Rd..Canpaatw• PON
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(M)427-4234
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somales
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we. Free esttes. as Dave
Free estrrA_� :all Mano 723,0, 4 (905)706-1437
(905) 619.4663- SMALL Engne repairs.
tel. (416) 560-4663 awn mowers. dirt bikes. TMS PAINTING
elC. Free delivery and pick DECOR
up Discount for Sensors.
4a,1 4M v .104 9506
MElectrical
Electrician. licensed. 20
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HAPPY -0 -THE -
MOVERS Move tag or
sonar:. .s Price chem ail'
Free •atrnates, sonon
discount, short rtobC•
neves. Pianos moved. aleo
appkances �omparabre
•ales CAN AM -285C
MEN swan :erg• truck •■o
do has•had maven. rest
dotty. corrwrwci l All
types G moves Cal Carl or
Jars 427-2656
MICHALSKI MOVING -
houses, apartments,. offices
appliances and piano spe-
Csatats Sensor and mid-
month discounts Licensed.
rswed Free estimates
Excelent service Cal 436 -
years eVermince tree on, �
twnales All work guar-
anteed References avar- • Moving a
able. AA jobs. small Of Is Storage
Large . Call (905) 665-0061
• ndyfnan ELECTRICIAN Licensed AJAX Moving Systems Ms
• 'aservices, moves. appliance
awl do as types of •lectrcal and Prarw specialists Flat
work. Reasonable rales rate or dourly. We now have
Senors discount. Fast heated storage units Now
service Call Alex at 433- offering Tee bows w1i,
HANDYMAN
7632 move Park and bad special.
VYdh pick up truck will sWbng at 399 and nr Call
d0 odd lobs, Clean up13E
un427-coos
for nbrmabort. 725-0005 or
garage, yard, small
ntOYing )Obs, grass cut
HANDYMAN, for panting.
brig,
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vabons. etpen lawn Care. Balgan rales, homes,
landscapng scrap remov-
HANDYMAN, a/idibons. al. have truck, satisfaction 0BCe5, apt.. 61t.
r novabons. rec-rooms, guaranteed. cal Tyler (905) Plwq
windows, doors, adin9• 4284574 Padwig avaNIDIa-
evostrough, dry walling, 423.023•
rooting• decks. fences. 13
woodworking. Bruce. 906-
e97-38.6, mob". 905-
718.2672
MOUNTAN
MOVING SYSTtdltS
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commercer a resoova.
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• Home • Party
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MAGICIAN. _.own Inehdk.
YOU DESERVE
IT
Let me Kw you home
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ttY sknrnde
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Reasonablt rails
Treat Yourself
call Ingrid
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ago, any occaaron Brth-
days. promotions 000 -
reqs 'uric rankers. Magic
shov.s are Ln' Lettuce
help 839-7057 or 726
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SCHOOL
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$105
• 10 Lessons S 150
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Gat"' � ENGLISH Language
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INTERLOCKING BRICK.
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walls. h00 estimates. all • • DO TB)t
Bndcscape Inc. 668-2742 1 . _
• Flooring MISTER POST HOLE. au-
• ' CBfp•tIr1J gured post holes, selling of
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665-0400.
CARPET Installation - 25 NO time b ett'w
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years experience. re- thea Bobcat w/dnver lex
stretch", our specialty Po- sweeping., grating.
Free ••Ynates. D i N of mous sd 8 gravel.
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MOUNTAN
MOVING SYSTtdltS
w• ore -,-A anythng,
anywora arytels.
commercer a resoova.
Packaging sora" arta xis
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owxi,, ts. -roe esmnla:es
571-0755
• Home • Party
• Cleaning • Services
MAGICIAN. _.own Inehdk.
YOU DESERVE
IT
Let me Kw you home
SPS"* 5 rub you tlrtloy
ttY sknrnde
Vacurae14 lowrl )hors.
atfrooms
Reasonablt rails
Treat Yourself
call Ingrid
rdady to .rMwtan for any
ago, any occaaron Brth-
days. promotions 000 -
reqs 'uric rankers. Magic
shov.s are Ln' Lettuce
help 839-7057 or 726
lu
RAS ITwants work doing
magic ter chrdien s parties
and all occassrons Have
my, own magician. Call Er -
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Drhnng
ro Schools
SCHOOL
-i IESsonS and lest
$105
• 10 Lessons S 150
-Full Course $259
Free p" -up and drop
�r
(416) 287-3060
420-7042 • Prthante
• • iutOrSiSCf10d5 • • Pf0(eSSlOrli
• Directory
Gat"' � ENGLISH Language
sacks phonics rearing AAA -1 'elsorwrw Servnc-
skt6s and srsong skills AA as Residental and B ser -
SE l•w" 33 years expen- nese Systems or yeti r>_
CLASIC LANDSCAP
CLAS - special E Once Rates negotiable styled ce earrarngec Busch
DESIrsa9 Sham 12' ',_4 beww competitive rates
o•ssgns only Garden Call ,905435-0621 any.
P
interlocking. dews No ob- • • Driving "rte
kgabon to purchase mater • • Schools • • Health
al 905-668-7622 •
Beauty
INTERLOCKING BRICK.
driveways waerways. pod. PAR I.
pathos steps, retaining L" TOVR 1.ODT
walls. h00 estimates. all • • DO TB)t
Bndcscape Inc. 668-2742 1 . _
• Flooring MISTER POST HOLE. au-
• ' CBfp•tIr1J gured post holes, selling of
posts in concrete. (905)
665-0400.
CARPET Installation - 25 NO time b ett'w
do 1t yo ra
years experience. re- thea Bobcat w/dnver lex
stretch", our specialty Po- sweeping., grating.
Free ••Ynates. D i N of mous sd 8 gravel.
law967-1799 «967• nod rafts. Glenn 433-
law 4025967.9929,
TALM3 M .9
Good looks, good
shape, good nutntwn,',
good skirl care'
Have It all
We Can Show you Iver.
Cal (410•313834
• Flooring MISTER POST HOLE. au-
• ' CBfp•tIr1J gured post holes, selling of
posts in concrete. (905)
665-0400.
CARPET Installation - 25 NO time b ett'w
do 1t yo ra
years experience. re- thea Bobcat w/dnver lex
stretch", our specialty Po- sweeping., grating.
Free ••Ynates. D i N of mous sd 8 gravel.
law967-1799 «967• nod rafts. Glenn 433-
law 4025967.9929,
TALM3 M .9
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good skirl care'
Have It all
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Cal (410•313834
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Garage Sales
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sac Mat 9 is ra.1 r- PwhJune,tlf,. 9:30err�,P1n 1220 RELDSTONE CIRC. PxxmiNG 866 d 970 T WAM Rd. W.
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IIIICE t TRIKET SAii may, fum., abuns, $016, Jh 17 1 ars - 4 tee fr•
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STREfT SAl E $1iAi1PE G1lS �x Umampummum tT�weawm fhb Pkkert■R
HUGE PANU LOT SALE (near Finch d Dome) baby ftm6, by%
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(W. of 81odt Rti. tet w d 401) -%&"
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bodst ns bn abookma
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1991 T-rVI K as. C
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tr, lantarec 96.9$6 191
Probe V-6. 5 speed. 1 C
len. bw and twftm
$7.777.. 1966 S-10 CNev
4 c-0. 5 geed. 102.000 kr
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great 6@109 Budd
$4.495 1969* 11
res. arm aub, Prea
$3.895., t98m Mond. Gr
4 dam. G.L.. 5 speed. yw
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coa. $2.995. 196
over- Coupe, rod. aur
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Trucks
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1962 Chft Blit-. 4X4. 4
Jr 4 3 5 -speed tr1bd, am.
Wt sarin can.. red sttt.
blackAnt.. $13.500 o b o
9ffi-824?
1993 GIA 4suna Su rurl-
n- Tradeer). b laer,'blaek
corvette top. S•apd star.-
dard, 4 WD.. amllm can.
57.000 len.. asralg
$10.600, obo Must saN.
985-1011
TRUCK CAPS - bast
deals in Ontario. Free co
lour 8 skhN wrrdows
Call 613-962.9717 coioct.
:Ffurw" Board Salsa,
Bells
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1964 Dodge Caravan. 4
cyt pa, pb, sawao, asosi-
WM corldi0on, goad alma
net. 12596. oarffed. 668-
6183
1966 a0ver plytnow
VoYagw, 4 tyle. very good
burl MM , a N $3800 abo.
986-7730 Wave nwasage.
1997 Beanarlle Van. Frly
boded U ass passenger
van. $8000 or bac ober.
Cal and ask for Ross and
Linde 906-4.7509.
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GARAGE SALE
Sat. June 17, 9:30 a.m. -1 p.m.
Participating Streets:
RANDALL DR., CHRISTENA CRS.;
HILEY AVE.; GEORGINA DR.;
BROOK RD.; PART OF KINGSTON RD. W.;
DINGLEY CRT.; BURNINGHAM CRS.;
LINCOLN AVE.; DUFFIN CRT.;
MILL ST.; BALSAM CRT.;
CARWIN CRS.; CLARELYN BLVD.;
ETHYLYN CRT.; JACWIN DR.;
JALLAN DR.; MARWIN RD.;
Spor"M ed
SHARON CHISHOLM
ReMax Oualfty One
Raindate Sun. June 18 ( same time)
THE NEWSADVErMER FRIDAY, JUNE 16, M95-PAGE23
.... - - - -YARD SALE . .
Sat Jum 17, 9.2 p.m.
0miS 9 by P10CWM V" Canada Errtptoy�ea
85 PULU R ND., AJAX in panting w.
MOC "?LAM GARAGE SAM
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everything loom spoil equipment to Crags
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(off Anlberlea Or. btwn tlYhrles B Rosaber>W
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Sart. Jataae 17,9 a• • 2 Ps
1641 BEATON WAY,
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Mark Staplatt RaYaa Ac-
Sat Jun 17tH 8-4pm
.:kora No Deft 2 Bed-
cord. S7"111 or SM
iiARAQiE SALE
room 5725 00 1, berm
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1980 Yamaha ,TOO Vette
GARAGE SALE
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Tags. bites comics. cards, books.
Dnp bedroom basement
� Rob attar s at 427-
YAWe �. typcwiter. mmdarleous �.
!Jwea by 4 -cylinder veh-
M A Or �-A — � .i �■ —i M
•
%GE RCHR' H FV
/OOD AVE. (No
RAJAX SEF
`TF
63.5358ALLD
AND
pLYYOUTH
GARAGE & MOVDdG SALE
Sat June 171h, 8- 4 p m
4"64" 1e+aIP aa" at., riekering
bQl3r- JI N'wlw 'C J �M.Co.r `'M. >�rVllto^aan-N`
EDGEWOOD REL (AM1Fa)
mum ti ow Gmvw s k
ate. 17, 1 41111111111 - 3 JIM
AJAX - hrgaft ac
9tlt b
GARAGE SAM
apwt-
lVew
room.t t,,
DMPMGATE RD
150775
=
880 -Proceeds to Kids Conrnunliy Cetme
,, ; ,� Avag.
`rz=*
, eW,991X
` �Sat&
606aaWS` aw
rat tilt 426-1966
8257
OLIVA ST.
allracline
a d� basement ma
GARAGE SALE. SAT. JUNE 17,8-2
1641 BEATON WAY,
ont"naedacoraw. 4
appk.rto... Nora" 4rwed
(Major Oaks / Brock. Pickenng)
v+ps. 4noed yard. neer
children's wear. pikes. toys, and more.
as amenrttes on *uw
street SW5 ricklena, 619-
A.iA.X- Weel n",4wv 2.
6E24
GARAGE & MOVDdG SALE
Sat June 171h, 8- 4 p m
4"64" 1e+aIP aa" at., riekering
bQl3r- JI N'wlw 'C J �M.Co.r `'M. >�rVllto^aan-N`
EDGEWOOD REL (AM1Fa)
mum ti ow Gmvw s k
ate. 17, 1 41111111111 - 3 JIM
A.iAJL set contained 1
sk". Carpet, baby ttemS. and tons morel
bedroom baeemwand aprt-
Sat. i Sun_ June 17,18, aarnJpaL
-+antcww to an -1 "1 as
880 -Proceeds to Kids Conrnunliy Cetme
'-..place and p.rknp. Cal
'..s zadrrtt abet •plass ar sin.. XM 3wft 'nralrWt. ,apes,
, eW,991X
4th ANNUAL STREET SALE
A-AXaiae 2 0 6•
.mn+tfaaemwwm
rat tilt 426-1966
'oom t A
roan + apt in er
OLIVA ST.
:r'4 �t
may,
Sat. June 17, 9-3 p.rr
b Ware Aval
Aug I S7500mcir caw,
>0
A.iA.X- Weel n",4wv 2.
.,r tart o bachelor
4= ANNUAL
x a
orsrnrpt. pia. Q -ac.
a c
8ARAMN DJL
deli{orra.r..d Dep .rte
.enc.. S450-10 ++o..r»
AJAX STREET SALE
««..,<..
Sat Jun 17tH 8-4pm
.:kora No Deft 2 Bed-
2nd Annual Street Sale
TEREM Street kWestshore area)
Sat. June 17, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m
Hot Cogs. something for everyone
25 + TOWNHOUSES
AVAILABLE August
UN Kingston Ad ;haat b Knob Hri Farms
&ccs FWncn 1 bedioCr
Sat. i Sun_ June 17,18, aarnJpaL
waAko..t barmweu apart -
880 -Proceeds to Kids Conrnunliy Cetme
"wank as nckArre clDss 1D
'..s zadrrtt abet •plass ar sin.. XM 3wft 'nralrWt. ,apes,
am Amenities. wm0 `onlh
rat tilt 426-1966
A.AILABLE trorn ant 8
14+9 in WAdcv AWr7nent
auadn.. Soacious. carpet -
ea newty prnbd apartment
..at Ba6cony, --lose b Bus.
Trailers
otorcycles
Shoppov All ua,nal ,r.
.:kora No Deft 2 Bed-
room 5725 00 1, berm
-987 Westdan Flard-top
1980 Yamaha ,TOO Vette
5625. bachelor 5525 :.&N
later in very 9Doc cont!
oqurppeo 52.300 o b o
43D-0134
ion No ce box OF stoveEaceseu
—'Obon Aher 6
BELLAMY ane "a ence
_xceaenl beginner trader.
_,
Dnp bedroom basement
aRacnea Jrxnp tent Easdy
apt all appliances. lap
!Jwea by 4 -cylinder veh-
9 Me
Marine
erktrarlce. oarkung, nKne-
zle S"OC o b o. 432-2033.
yah 5550 nekilrve ,905)
LOOKING 'or a Rat baa
837-143
Safer ltor IN s6u7 to buy at
BRIGHT. new ' bedroom
110 more Qnan $100
1986 :�JRAL Bow Rider
basement Vartrnent, a�
905,4271822
lbtue 8. white) 3.8 titre.
dudes .:ebb. uttrtrea, la.t1-
--RAN_ER 4 R. it 8R heavy
stem drive nboardout-
dry. 1 Gar par". elan pro-
3uty moving uWay. eiec>nc
board. 8 -seater. amvtm ras-
Tessronal mals'bmais.
brakes. esceaent conot bon,
safe. inciLaes heavy duty
S6o0mmin. Ave/. Aug.1
51200 o bo 403-0556
tra,ler. $8900. Cal 905-
CaN 668-'572
UTILITIES TRAILER for
475-0797 days. sus -509-
CENTRAL W1wby txacnebr
sate. 5250 905-686-3209
0647 rsyfwb.
basement apt. Excdhnt
iaave message
mon. laundry A park -
1988 Sunray Mirage. 25
ng. Prefer 1 malue work-
Parts
art caw,. sleeps .1. 260
r1g person 5550 Non par,.
, Auto
/
Mercruser. 522,000 o b o.
666.2=
& Repairs
ges-8811 or 965 --Sm
CLEAN i bedroom 5000.
PROP 8 SKEG REPAIRS -
ciew 2 bedroom SSW.
AIR CONDITIONING
Fibreglass suppkss. West
ubkbes nchadad. sn*A
REPAIRS, engines, trans-
System Epoxy, boat Pant
apartrnent buddtrg. Stm-
""&K ns and nsLNabon
Oshawa Glass Ftbre Pro-
COs 8 Md area. Cad tot ap.
avaiabia. tree towing Wtrt-
ducts Ltd. 341 Durham Cit.
pO1^b^°rx 435-0129
by Oshawa area 728-
Oshawa, 906-579-14m,
33.
PMCresan
KERINExol
O8, 7
WANTED Used Alumni-
location, sunning main
BODY work coikalon and
A, 3 bedroom aptS1030V
pant work. Reasonabier
Win twat.. "nou" and
morift ukWe nckidad. N
raw. 25 years atpwunoa.
wnosa. Duck cash. Pater
C. hwrtdry Parlanq, noir
263-1112. at 263- p
723-5281
smoke,. Avaiabie July isL
Cal 420-2,04
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PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER F-RIDAV, JUNE 16. 1995 tett tett .. . • • . • .. • .. • ..lett • ..�.......,.. • . tett . _ _ . tett- "
Aportnume Apartnwlte Apertnrms Hein For p., F..
111 For Rent / 1 1 For Rem / 1 1 For Rem ' 1 Rtatt 1 PAM 1 ` . 1 Tenders, . 1 Tinders . 1 TWNIM
GEORGIAN MANSIONS -
a" txlldirg now 0..n do
Iwo bedroom apaAmnent.
Utiloss. parking. laundry
IrdkMs ilncku 11, . Awl.
Aug. 1. 579-9016.
HUGE BSMT. apartment,
(1Mvwy. ) Must sea. New
kitchen. bath, and tndge.
Laundry. Cbw to but and
park. AN mcksive. $660.
first and IML 665 0962.
HWY 02 - WESTIEY
i.- ProkNowd, y tier
WHITBY - two bedroom
fld ed
OSHAWA - THREE bed-
OSHAWA 3 bedroom-
KAWARTHA VACATION
t"'t' req d. $350/no.
basement apartment. r►
room bungalow, house for
rent. SM mo.
town bane. available Aur
(Pearboro area). Clean.
own your own Moons for
ckrdes uli bbes, laundry,
separate enaanbe. No pets
Per Plus
ublbes. Separate garage,
quilt 1. Wooly nlh Plus
hydro. Call Card Nans
may, osdr-sided 1 and 2
bedroom lakefront coMag-
1st $650 letAast, non
no n smoker. $675/monelly.
tree area. 7263396
Remax Re9eceon 576-
$452.
w. Good . swim-
/
First 723-6157.
PICKERING, - 3 bedroom
OSHAWA, .o,. available
"Wig. bolls Slim - 56,16 /
bsriroorns. upstars lace,
WHITBY CLEAN - ler-
main floor bungalow. con-
RITSON(WLCROFT aha.
weak June - SIM. wkmU
June or July t bedroom.
S575 2 Op at $675
bachelor basement
tN dr• dose b 0- Or es,
3 bsboom end writ, 2 1/2
X75 -WY (�) 6TT-
p
Interior Alterations at Port Perry High School
Zshed
apL. sett contained, park-
ing. laundry. cable. noon
SM plus uMltes. Cal 905-
639-1 SM or 906-576
bawl. roe roan. age.
conte air. 4
2159
'0'
kitchen, walk b Pickering
smoker, no pals. $475 n-
'
aro• Dod. neM. aro
dogs. Avail. Aug.t/t.bno
LAND Lakes, one
bedroom $319'fom"Mll, tiro
bugwow Avad Aug 1st
du eive.666.5334.
3 bedroom bungalow.
$910. uM. 579.1402.
bedroom $44Wweskly abl-
dogs a
-
VWOTBY- 3 badoonn °'.`.
main loor . 3 mbe•.
�' laundry. 2
PHCKERMIG- Brod Rd(
t&9-. Fully'gluil ' 3
bath, BBQ.
TENDER
,Ave aprtmnnt. Availab
a/c. car
$675/rnorMh
105a
Poo. gas mar
sized attadrd
for My 1st. $9751monlh.
am* or. an stn,,.. nip.,
Parking. plus
�
/
For Rent
co VO. ser" room,
bole. E1uoeI sig
SEALED TENDERS will be received in the
Old 9ronepfolt 4 afish
ppiailc
401. 3 bedroom nose wiel
SOi9e6t
r,
w a wa9ting frail.
1 •ded b th til
M irmrJuded. 6661,77.
WiNTBt- Specious two
bodocrrn• prleng, row Go.
no Pea. ?aao. 6795 nrir-
W40. July let (416) 699-
sm
WHITBY- Spacous two
bedroan. Prlso now Go.
CLEAN no pets. Polio- $795 rnokr
� an9 O°0." base- Oshawa � ons one July let (416) 699 -
bed., Includes HeoL 5257
SMALL INDUSTRIAL ca9 aRr Spm tS66 enve opts prowl y e u erslgn un
Pram. Oww Cent." 06°� 11:00 A.M. Local Time on the specified closing
ane AWtorio rsWy Soo ONE bedroom collage ova
sq. h. Ho cads over- boat house. deeps 6, on date.
head door to tm. air roll► Stwo- LWW. riser Bob-
pear. irokaied. Polar . For the season TENDER T95 - 45
SAW No lease. 576-2962 J" 30th - TAsnbgivirg.
AJAX frnwhodNumklr- $24W. Cal 623.0M. Interior Alterations at Eastdale C.V.I.
rNo bdrm. in 3 eon` LAND 'o' LAKES, two TENDER T95 - 46
townhouse, sham all tae. bedroom hos.kespig
ummeataele "'�nt°ad. `°`. t°' "eat gr"a` fide I t It t' U b •d Ser nil
. parting. sewale r*
twice. 4 Poo both. cable
hydro. temdge, stole. Laura
WHY rent wMm you can
PICKERIpG, 10, /
t"'t' req d. $350/no.
mg, Ne of Oshawa .469
11 error a era Ions at X n ge O ary
and utol s. Amiabis July
dry facilities available,
own your own Moons for
WHITES RD.. 2100 It. A
avail. err- . tGMsrw.
9o541e61233. leave nes-
rook 906485-64W
School
1st $650 letAast, non
723209,
Ise, San you theta" Cap
bedroom. 2 I i g rooms 3
saw
WIfrEFAZED aiarrrisr
Cal GO& 3533
smblr (906) 427�.os
OSHAWA, .o,. available
Davy Maylock Sobs Rep
bsriroorns. upstars lace,
CAN Al. rave-assrgs
home now 1000
TENDER T95 - 47
LAIC Pmi( OSHA-
June or July t bedroom.
S575 2 Op at $675
. parting. sewale r*
twice. 4 Poo both. cable
hydro. temdge, stole. Laura
WHY rent wMm you can
PICKERIpG, 10, /
t"'t' req d. $350/no.
mg, Ne of Oshawa .469
11 error a era Ions at X n ge O ary
and utol s. Amiabis July
dry facilities available,
own your own Moons for
WHITES RD.. 2100 It. A
avail. err- . tGMsrw.
9o541e61233. leave nes-
rook 906485-64W
School
1st $650 letAast, non
723209,
Ise, San you theta" Cap
bedroom. 2 I i g rooms 3
saw
WIfrEFAZED aiarrrisr
Cal GO& 3533
smblr (906) 427�.os
OSHAWA, .o,. available
Davy Maylock Sobs Rep
bsriroorns. upstars lace,
CAN Al. rave-assrgs
home now 1000
TENDER T95 - 47
LAIC Pmi( OSHA-
June or July t bedroom.
S575 2 Op at $675
Ra/lfaI Surnrt Realty
(1991) Lid (906; se63eoo
dry. Quist n ,lborfnood.
July I. $„So . uWaes.
PICKERM - Smgb
room with cable, w of
lelars-
brand vow wbttrort. 3-
p
Interior Alterations at Port Perry High School
WA- 2 Ddem mem four d
2 bdo
ju
Includes Mea
a (906) 66632,1
(416) 6,77]4
kitchen, walk b Pickering
bedroom. 2 ba9r, flay
g
� garage. al utilities
wain Ekolding �
bugwow Avad Aug 1st
Go a- - i PTC FetmNe
Goner" Station. Go.
«I1.pp.d kitchen. en. boat t
TENDER T95 - 48
dogs a
9 Yowl old, cal` (9%i&w-
NOUS"
PHCKERMIG- Brod Rd(
PTC f34o °" mo 170
pi0kends �° w
t*/ avarabe .err 509+
""�';'� Cal 436-24Mno
105a
I ,
sized attadrd
b' y fhbrte 420,316
619-99031.
Interior Alterations at Donevan C.I.
725-92%
or 1416)225-7458
FOr RAM
401. 3 bedroom nose wiel
SOi9e6t
ww"slt»snds
mt99sag*
_
bi qp
July • :� 9oS 931-.4659
OSHAWA- 2. , Ddrrm apb
txs" ye, K apt 7 Appliances
Mt Awal,hfe July 1st Rat.
'
Willi
Isms than 11200 per xxa
Partaly hrnwhrd Suitable
aprbrrnts Arrlabe July
SaPrar www A'C.
/ ' wt
Arlclhwn bstroom yam'
6.6.96,6 or 579.37
to 1 psrsm L'tWss m-
2 BEDROOM house bar
9" heabng - fireplace
ACLOIIIOd I
/ 1 FtOfl�
CLOSING DATE:
cktded Avan Ju, Ist A
rmn 40 west Beach Boit-
Garage S1200 utiltbes
wtr� new narawo m acro,% A
VAC. R9fKils
,a.,, is none ,hvo $pp
Aug tint %on armorer SSW
-may
mar,.ilt.. $75c "'N't! as
inclusive. Cal 72693b
Cal GO& 3533
3 80Rf1 tnots9 b flat. 1
aAchsn Par" and Iain
Tuesday June 27, 1995
S79-2713. 579-
CAN Al. rave-assrgs
gnpPsd. grand -foot vis
a 2 bedroom uostan
GORGEOUS � 3 tw000n
�
2375
A. EXECJTiVE Toorme,
PKXERft- Goss b Go.
slat* lutd war, washroom.
3 betlwoams ldrenhouse
. �I, Q245 efts, Sc -
JSHAWA- 3 bedroom
detached 4 _ 2 brim's
milt 3 b 1 nae, 60or
IMr,g -" n bent Cldsw b
condo close to ramous
The Lowest c,0. env Tender not necessarily
aprVrerK.. -10.11 Pow of
-van soot 4ndry 3 deme.
bugwow Avad Aug 1st
Go a- - i PTC FetmNe
Claw wits, broach. 1.
IiOtiDItiG 1S A REQUIREMENT
^OurM $bort utNraes arse
tar Yroor-9gsrrtrsCLaCO 90
n0 SMOILI yDslf 5900 •
$350 Cr Couple S&W July
pool. la-
W
Curb. BBG. cnYala d.
War. kAcrw avaiabb n.
:k;dod :.,a0 434-2326
t*/ avarabe .err 509+
0.!I til Cao bf line Roger
1st rhNhArve 6J9-4020
evMable hbw DOC for
sized attadrd
Oshawa o«toan
.•F, „ -.y
!-at6s5..-.ta7
ONE loom n hale fears
into and ;0 vrwv Phot
T d
N E Dsnowa F,..Snea
,m
aprbrrnts Arrlabe July
access ,'let-1O^y A
Hwy s2 cal I A]6 d366
room&. 1-4
rn . 1-3 DC . 1-
Arlclhwn bstroom yam'
6.6.96,6 or 579.37
en er documenE-s will be a'<ailable from the
I b"*00, °�"s^t 1•
s ompl.ts. enwafsd
AJAX 4 bedroom boor 2
•2 Deet hrd»d was our
RENTERS Own you own
dwwat ow -4n. 5.760,
-go
ST. PETERswRG.
Purchasing Department.
wtrltres urundr"Pe'kug
wtr� new narawo m acro,% A
bw"t S120C pks available
,a.,, is none ,hvo $pp
msonth omr'ar ouxkped
bet 5d 2 bbroorrnfully
*came a<g. separate one
Nonsmoker ''d Heb
aAchsn Par" and Iain
A;rq • wy ria• -.9570
pai ^ortth cal "0 Arras.
CAN Al. rave-assrgs
gnpPsd. grand -foot vis
shared
Available now$'2S.-
dry aro pats from $52S
abe for tartrly-rr"Owr mono
S4' Rep I'- S-
725-1074 Available "m.
on beach pod. pcum.
L1 R 2K6
. �I, Q245 efts, Sc -
„doe aos a3! coir
AuAX arg.. bedroorm
Raeilev 905-66631KX
mediate"
oce IN r.. boa". hwwlq.
The Lowest c,0. env Tender not necessarily
NEAR OSHAWA CEN-
PICK ERING -war Rmers
a0.. � aoa-
WHtTsr
PICKERING, 3rd floor
9i9'"p& 6 11375 U S we"Wy
_
TRE . bsar�on n saw S
�"• �n9 trine 10.ndny
t urge hr osis d b.namwnt
throughout out large crard.
- AYailaple
M O»0. !.Soo vq IL. �
War. kAcrw avaiabb n.
83P
accepted.
,
aprtrrwK own entrance,
mw arMrntbm A.w1aDle
sized attadrd
mod wafy contact Iwo at
Y -
*, Rkm hpo avalab'c
uakMs. D+rkor's cable
SOPS 1 $120(7 Punta 431-
garage,
SOi9e6t
Pif1f
_
bi qp
July • :� 9oS 931-.4659
~o*y rnckvdod $600,
1.ISc Por "wroth eke& uw
Mt Awal,hfe July 1st Rat.
'
Willi
Isms than 11200 per xxa
.eve-xs:.g.
mmtr- Available ^pro 1
AJAX-
tea No pets and non
ROOM IN HOUSE Ma
$�!
D -M. Homeniuk C.P.P, CPPD
4 ,sCORNE �'t at
,, "
plenty
Soo--26Wvow
mare ficor bungs-
smokers Ca Mary Row.
wage wofts-um peso-.
ONE tedroornMO oaaare
r
NEW 3R!Gr;' CLEAN
BASEMEN- APT „ek,
Pk* Relrar•oea
3 bedroom central art
_tole b amenews, use ,
Rermlax c„y Bantry lie
lA'F. Pool. tutee mass. ft/
S LEVEL wasspol S bad-
,t
vl
t anger of Purchasing
wire. we, Ne calfs park
onA aulnb•y ! bar- oar*
cal are new appiir'ees
Kuasd 1, + Couples first,
loot. Pets negotiable 1157%
two '2!-26'6
OUVEMTSON arp 0.p
Pie, 3 47h" bay inaga
move 4Pc bac', warty
dry, stub no Pets awil
rtrresalely SGX mdr-
r
�eMeK Nr sOS 6! 4 669
e3' 33DC or SM 3330
access ,'let-1O^y A
Hwy s2 cal I A]6 d366
room&. 1-4
rn . 1-3 DC . 1-
The Durham Board
wHITeY Exmcusve 2
, � �
2pc ga9roonrl. a0.. oertrAl
of Education
BROOKUN NORTH
,wo acres »a0. Old custom,
SUN" 4 DeOroom-d*n.
WHITBY- urge bedroom.
tolling P-.«.
vac. double garage dsc-
tronK
400 Taunton Road East
butt ] bedroom ease
tamwy r� 3 5 a.ths
area NMI, w
garage door n
La,b
*came a<g. separate one
dogs `" garage await-
o b y■a A Poe baettoom,
k+,etw
ground pool. Crowe b of
Very
Whitbv, Ontario
Deboom apartrwut xrt
,,,w
able now St400�rc alb
shared
amw+rs*s duan
.
abe for tartrly-rr"Owr mono
490-A54t r 416315-
� "o" wri �6-
450w=�=• .967
Grow Iwrghborhood
F110
L1 R 2K6
Rana b share put enows
65e0
06+rAWA :Juick sale. 2 -
1 bedroom rased brgw-
-bb Closing As"
MONEY 'f
�r
te5 atm
WHITBY TMs
Skrt w'gle
$tM 000 1490 Goodman
Zoom lowbC
>Q 2menr
cre".06"
nee, vaaey 5 mnuN*
-
b:
�+
4321963
oryroWyaar. a90t
%;,,11 a! a! -a.vokYt V2 m-
root's, hww bwttn S ap
I
I
A GFEAT LOCATION. Mary
but"lu arc NO gab t
No Pool,
ary rap around Dooct ,
plrvcw.fl.150 Pr neap .
Space
and wood9d from S79.90c
You
rangemenb. Personal
W-0 Rol"" es Oshawa
sal*
PICKERING
vwagrr -
WON sunny dark man
UbMM Aug lot No psaK.
i Wood wom. be-ab/y
, � �
Lots For SaW
MAY To
40+9352. Tar (4t62e9-
avwaor AAV
t Largs
todr mesim 11-19 mart
Ant" Wood NRS R9aay
Vnclaan
RIlf1r
La,b
22"
-rods,- sa;rbo
D4chmta
filo' %&jn&Y )acc,& 1. 3 •
One 436 • sob
4 Monde Free Rrur.
bead saerrenovatedwW
o- far,yly
ONE oeaaom apt closet
,fir
Sue" GO
2 bath*. Mepaee 3 walk
outs to ravine including
WHITBY Emecubwe a bed-
Downtown J*newa. 905
36M sq R #wadable Peek-
aha. garage 3 D*Orobn
home plus swprale 2
06+rAWA :Juick sale. 2 -
1 bedroom rased brgw-
OAK RIO" trad ester
MONEY 'f
�r
terror Drawn
Tr door
Skrt w'gle
apararur+t walkout :aur
Zoom lowbC
>Q 2menr
exposure
w10
siding"_1 aro
LOW r Ottawa Lakevr"
oryroWyaar. a90t
quiet a10wr I'kaldtlg $a6S
g S46m
non-troktn.
S620"onhl 0abe.
1414wt
666
" P bay *"dews
but"lu arc NO gab t
No Pool,
Bou iso rale* 34
,ppd IenruK woo with b
good to is "no
�m tc "�1g
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laundry Dank-. nose 10 9e5 ` Crw A OC arty& 3 ,admin
art amentle3 S606morMt+ Bass -"M t apartment qu*t Court hKfge. stove
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rale romance heat,H - clear Ava.liable A 'st
ONE oadroom oase tww r'duded. Available !nrrie- Sa75 r+ckAnre O+ns
apartment away 01 ury 00 aatwy ,shalt 45:. -'one+ 434-'255 or 434 -Oboe Rousing
t� � y P Large toned b"c"a'd.Cal EXECUTIVE 2750 sq it I Wanted
Gann 425-e923 Gx - 686.3204 4 bedroom none. marsh
Oshawa many rnduyons
ONE oedroom base"vent SOUTH AJAX- tum brnt Numerous leak;res and
apartment � rent One 'Jac -14" Separate err upgrades Available Aug 1
mature person onry fully trans cable al ncknrve CoA 436-6253 Serous r~
kenahed SSW Per-'onith A.anade nrmedaby 1st qune's env
e-mythng inclded Awn- A -,s• S60Grnont^ Ser, HWY e2 A ROUGE -
able meredialety After 6 A"-64.3 MOUNT. 2 bedroor" bun -
P r 43x6723 glslow orae( scenic area 2
ONE oedroom mem floor SOUTH Ostnayva targe 2 obary.,&y SOX PkA uha,-
S55:.-hc One bedroom IedrpOm basernsnt apart- ties available July 1, 905-
r wrl 5580 mnonthly Pkts 1- 50.0-5755
basement S42Smo Cera- 4 ubkiles frst/1" Jury 1
Va. 'xaaon Resporetbre pOtSession Cal (7M, IMMACULATE 3 bed-
Persua Ublibes included 2+....1-.. roan detached none n
Want Alec OeakaAl d- A.AX -k"Y e2rWeefry - 18. , 4Pfm 432-04,5 $155000 Cal 14 Estaass
tip9 on aemnd bon 725 a betroart 2 stray, 2000 C' �mC -v :;52215
111710 sate, rawer detached SOMERSET ESTATES
DOWNTOWNyyhrtby, M-0. 3 bath*. tomw -
St ,oath -mark s pace ,.rural Elegant •rmcwrw MorVa
Dundas. cation
400 1a It o9lo�andupup 10 air wan: large aro dock on 1/4 acreIot n North I PrO ies
25M w; R bay spate C-3 wahk to school 5199.9017 MtiDv. Contrai w. rn-
zomnC Cal 6663361 Avail Septi 905-686 ground Pool. lufy, land -
5'A3 NO AGENTS IOAO*d. tasbklly d*coral- 935M fkN P c84 Seed-
ed Galsd 4d wooded T-
PICKERING VILLAGE
foe to rent r small build-
-g an Kugsbn Rd- lob of
=. rkmg std high traflt vo
.,roe E'9-'2'4
PiCKERING vdlagf..
sates. $195, mo and up
Cal Lamy Gumord. Remax
Genesis Ltd. (416( 410-
1-irstlast 433-4076 579- northwest Oshawa Drnrg- 7 515
42!3 PICKERING. . Bedroom roan. Ihvungroom laun-, STORE or Office space
ATTRACTIVE 2 STORY $274900 Call (905) 430- Food, sandy OeiCR Ilflrg, YOU INVESTIGATE
3 bedroom hone with at- 0548 b new 1.2 M from Oshawa ,4,61 THOROUGHLY
.ached garage in good area 431 •555 BEFORE SIGNING
a BowmAnrrpe. !rewy WHITBY - 2400 ttq ft 4 ANY CONTRACTS
Fanged wrtn son* raw bedroom, 2 5 balls. WATERFRONT sores
•noonng. 3 bathrooms. err $10.000 down Imenwhap available Duret ,air park
ruder 2 Dc on suite. brgrx Possession Askrrug on Lake OnLanio now Tren-
utchen. large wo deck gas 5199.900 416439-9524 or ion. Great hisho g aro axilB ' Business;neat. wtrr, ca. Paced at 416-3.16-7434 boarding. Sheltered dock ppOnwit1e$
S129100 621-3543WHITBY. 592.900 $upsir ng Prices Mom S99p0
416.757-4944, Weekends
"- E'3-3&4-01_3 Are you a home based
windows, walkout to deck business Producing gift
will carry for SWO--k;yng unts1 Do you warp you
Taxes with 5% down TedCam fuer business rss grow', Impact
Hoogh3on Remax SuranutM
Trailer Sites .:0m ,1-r cabon, reviles
you to paraupale in the
Whitby- age 900.3 Dee- RED SETTER RESORT. Toronto Fal Gds Show at a
room townn0kb& Cando Trent lower now Havelock subsdiled cost Cal 7-
1400 R. 660 PIT . condo Excellentcampground. 000-672-0103 or fax 416
lees um
leKen Large fully serviced sites 345 -9044 -
_Ane 6663800 (Remax from $785.'season Cotug-
Summrt' CHANGE ,
es 2-3 bedroom Mom ,330 Yoko Ile forever
basement. parking parti Cable. area Shed double paved ' UMIUK 13c5 r� sq It . S425 Cal BOWMANVILLE- 3 bed- $375 t-905- Millan dollar turn
ONE arge 2 -bedroom. all inclusive partially ter- blue backyard arst1asl. For Rent 5,9.-. rooms. 2 21,2 W9,s. plus 4360807 0 opportunity.
plian,os approx lrnuud 600 C. n p nrsned, available �mme• Z�t� Aug t;95 905- ,,5 t>as*-perp apt, to0by roanM
Townhouses 1-705-778-W% 9nwe ars a way b him alridge. dratel tic srnokin nosiwe�asnwastner, a0. con- puny. yS506month brsVlast AJAX - 3 bdrm town- Cottages on°fl'ce targe tamelyfor $al)e � � Cao b excrtw program
quatlI
deboned, u lllltim rnrJuded 7 Pce 2 2 poe I ' morn. fireplace in ground t0 Lend 416-968-2586 and do It
11025 monthly available • a ,boat b lemnent for Rent pod 6 appia"ces plus TAKE A LOSS! Rent to Money now,
owned (905)475-6633 TWO bedroom basement Pis wndow co vat& own Owner must asp.
OSHAWA 2 Detroom apt separate enVance s asi Av actable Juyf i5 RM- COTTAGE FOR RENT- 3 f� foot 750°0. gta&t $2800 down $590mmth.ConsultingDOWNTOWN tbwr
S699rmo inc unities and erences 905) 4269%1 bedroom .level Tot. sand comer lot 7.x1 ls. pars AAA 6 Loan. shop
apartment. avdrlabb al 688 Cable Awanabe rmme- Y ferred area Pnced to sell own Yat own Oshawa Financial to lease with t.
conakltrlg Set equipment.
and 900 Glen St Close to d„a,y No pets non- CAPITAL Properben beach, excellent for kids, $191.500 6232624 home Ken Cobb, Coil cares for any Purpose Also 668-4276.
schools shopping Hakburton area. includes Banker RMR Real Estate LOANS Auto. emrgency,
G Incktd4C 0.56 smoker Pickering 619- would Ike to offer you the boat and canoe $500 728-9414.
509 or 416268-0649 best in Oshawa Living week Call 726.0830. consolidations. vacabols. LOOKINGfor business
Cas; required Catl 728- Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom FROM furniture, frost time borrow- People b sublet my booth
4993 TWO storey apartment, town homes Starting at GREAT haling and family cc Lots for -• bkuiness. etc. Good a for 1 or 2 Sundays Pay
Oshawa Creek Park setting $700 Call Larry or GathY Lake, 9,900 a Bad Credit. Banitru y
on month. This is a corn
fwY OSHAWAuPPr Moor _ Large 2. bedroom 4 bed- 579.2149 NOW areae,„ Mein Oshawa, $6Brand new 1,2,3 welcome a 30 am -9 OOpm booth. and is pri ns Iecabon
room $695. $950 In 2 8 3 bedroom co Mon -Set. 416-630-0012, at the Flea
vats entrance. 5450 Pe Duties garage parking LIVERPOOL Rd Soule 0a9sa, t>ed. SuAes, COr1d05. �,�. 40 minutes to ken, appoPickering
rr 0000 Mr
oro Plus 1,3 ubbsea Augul available July I at 404- area 3 bedroom town- sandy beach. Playground. Up t0 1442 Sq tt, BORROW $70,000 , pay PeoI;'
lot. [Meas[. 725-2362 OSHAWA - three bedroom house. a.adable August 1. dfLdiA-s program. boat 8 Ophow. 3(4 acre lot sklak& month ward to market
1614. b sun 5900- utl 2 firsWsL sex plus a iss". motor Low tor" Prices Flo' access n ,*aide low area. �� wee 110 . Cal (906)420-2310.
baths, garage w c to bal- Pi*- Cal (905A39-9446 Senn-~ Co9agim R.R �.frf Cal Cam Cal Lom Scanlon (905) Anub, tnvesbnmb Ltd.
carry Aval July 1 Jin Tear e3, haft . Ont Ki l Y0 62.7'6.777 4365222. (605)427.1177 Matgagea and Loam
deau. Remax Summit, (706)6962601 I (Who, Low)
665800 swim1973. 6667200
..�..� _ _-.- - a..ea�v.:. ,.,.rsxn.w.-r^.-•..,tar..: - --.-0.,:.w:. `.;�'.-`�y==.zea --T _ _ ...w+...�...��.
ONE oadroom oase tww r'duded. Available !nrrie- Sa75 r+ckAnre O+ns
apartment away 01 ury 00 aatwy ,shalt 45:. -'one+ 434-'255 or 434 -Oboe Rousing
t� � y P Large toned b"c"a'd.Cal EXECUTIVE 2750 sq it I Wanted
Gann 425-e923 Gx - 686.3204 4 bedroom none. marsh
Oshawa many rnduyons
ONE oedroom base"vent SOUTH AJAX- tum brnt Numerous leak;res and
apartment � rent One 'Jac -14" Separate err upgrades Available Aug 1
mature person onry fully trans cable al ncknrve CoA 436-6253 Serous r~
kenahed SSW Per-'onith A.anade nrmedaby 1st qune's env
e-mythng inclded Awn- A -,s• S60Grnont^ Ser, HWY e2 A ROUGE -
able meredialety After 6 A"-64.3 MOUNT. 2 bedroor" bun -
P r 43x6723 glslow orae( scenic area 2
ONE oedroom mem floor SOUTH Ostnayva targe 2 obary.,&y SOX PkA uha,-
S55:.-hc One bedroom IedrpOm basernsnt apart- ties available July 1, 905-
r wrl 5580 mnonthly Pkts 1- 50.0-5755
basement S42Smo Cera- 4 ubkiles frst/1" Jury 1
Va. 'xaaon Resporetbre pOtSession Cal (7M, IMMACULATE 3 bed-
Persua Ublibes included 2+....1-.. roan detached none n
Want Alec OeakaAl d- A.AX -k"Y e2rWeefry - 18. , 4Pfm 432-04,5 $155000 Cal 14 Estaass
tip9 on aemnd bon 725 a betroart 2 stray, 2000 C' �mC -v :;52215
111710 sate, rawer detached SOMERSET ESTATES
DOWNTOWNyyhrtby, M-0. 3 bath*. tomw -
St ,oath -mark s pace ,.rural Elegant •rmcwrw MorVa
Dundas. cation
400 1a It o9lo�andupup 10 air wan: large aro dock on 1/4 acreIot n North I PrO ies
25M w; R bay spate C-3 wahk to school 5199.9017 MtiDv. Contrai w. rn-
zomnC Cal 6663361 Avail Septi 905-686 ground Pool. lufy, land -
5'A3 NO AGENTS IOAO*d. tasbklly d*coral- 935M fkN P c84 Seed-
ed Galsd 4d wooded T-
PICKERING VILLAGE
foe to rent r small build-
-g an Kugsbn Rd- lob of
=. rkmg std high traflt vo
.,roe E'9-'2'4
PiCKERING vdlagf..
sates. $195, mo and up
Cal Lamy Gumord. Remax
Genesis Ltd. (416( 410-
1-irstlast 433-4076 579- northwest Oshawa Drnrg- 7 515
42!3 PICKERING. . Bedroom roan. Ihvungroom laun-, STORE or Office space
ATTRACTIVE 2 STORY $274900 Call (905) 430- Food, sandy OeiCR Ilflrg, YOU INVESTIGATE
3 bedroom hone with at- 0548 b new 1.2 M from Oshawa ,4,61 THOROUGHLY
.ached garage in good area 431 •555 BEFORE SIGNING
a BowmAnrrpe. !rewy WHITBY - 2400 ttq ft 4 ANY CONTRACTS
Fanged wrtn son* raw bedroom, 2 5 balls. WATERFRONT sores
•noonng. 3 bathrooms. err $10.000 down Imenwhap available Duret ,air park
ruder 2 Dc on suite. brgrx Possession Askrrug on Lake OnLanio now Tren-
utchen. large wo deck gas 5199.900 416439-9524 or ion. Great hisho g aro axilB ' Business;neat. wtrr, ca. Paced at 416-3.16-7434 boarding. Sheltered dock ppOnwit1e$
S129100 621-3543WHITBY. 592.900 $upsir ng Prices Mom S99p0
416.757-4944, Weekends
"- E'3-3&4-01_3 Are you a home based
windows, walkout to deck business Producing gift
will carry for SWO--k;yng unts1 Do you warp you
Taxes with 5% down TedCam fuer business rss grow', Impact
Hoogh3on Remax SuranutM
Trailer Sites .:0m ,1-r cabon, reviles
you to paraupale in the
Whitby- age 900.3 Dee- RED SETTER RESORT. Toronto Fal Gds Show at a
room townn0kb& Cando Trent lower now Havelock subsdiled cost Cal 7-
1400 R. 660 PIT . condo Excellentcampground. 000-672-0103 or fax 416
lees um
leKen Large fully serviced sites 345 -9044 -
_Ane 6663800 (Remax from $785.'season Cotug-
Summrt' CHANGE ,
es 2-3 bedroom Mom ,330 Yoko Ile forever
basement. parking parti Cable. area Shed double paved ' UMIUK 13c5 r� sq It . S425 Cal BOWMANVILLE- 3 bed- $375 t-905- Millan dollar turn
ONE arge 2 -bedroom. all inclusive partially ter- blue backyard arst1asl. For Rent 5,9.-. rooms. 2 21,2 W9,s. plus 4360807 0 opportunity.
plian,os approx lrnuud 600 C. n p nrsned, available �mme• Z�t� Aug t;95 905- ,,5 t>as*-perp apt, to0by roanM
Townhouses 1-705-778-W% 9nwe ars a way b him alridge. dratel tic srnokin nosiwe�asnwastner, a0. con- puny. yS506month brsVlast AJAX - 3 bdrm town- Cottages on°fl'ce targe tamelyfor $al)e � � Cao b excrtw program
quatlI
deboned, u lllltim rnrJuded 7 Pce 2 2 poe I ' morn. fireplace in ground t0 Lend 416-968-2586 and do It
11025 monthly available • a ,boat b lemnent for Rent pod 6 appia"ces plus TAKE A LOSS! Rent to Money now,
owned (905)475-6633 TWO bedroom basement Pis wndow co vat& own Owner must asp.
OSHAWA 2 Detroom apt separate enVance s asi Av actable Juyf i5 RM- COTTAGE FOR RENT- 3 f� foot 750°0. gta&t $2800 down $590mmth.ConsultingDOWNTOWN tbwr
S699rmo inc unities and erences 905) 4269%1 bedroom .level Tot. sand comer lot 7.x1 ls. pars AAA 6 Loan. shop
apartment. avdrlabb al 688 Cable Awanabe rmme- Y ferred area Pnced to sell own Yat own Oshawa Financial to lease with t.
conakltrlg Set equipment.
and 900 Glen St Close to d„a,y No pets non- CAPITAL Properben beach, excellent for kids, $191.500 6232624 home Ken Cobb, Coil cares for any Purpose Also 668-4276.
schools shopping Hakburton area. includes Banker RMR Real Estate LOANS Auto. emrgency,
G Incktd4C 0.56 smoker Pickering 619- would Ike to offer you the boat and canoe $500 728-9414.
509 or 416268-0649 best in Oshawa Living week Call 726.0830. consolidations. vacabols. LOOKINGfor business
Cas; required Catl 728- Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom FROM furniture, frost time borrow- People b sublet my booth
4993 TWO storey apartment, town homes Starting at GREAT haling and family cc Lots for -• bkuiness. etc. Good a for 1 or 2 Sundays Pay
Oshawa Creek Park setting $700 Call Larry or GathY Lake, 9,900 a Bad Credit. Banitru y
on month. This is a corn
fwY OSHAWAuPPr Moor _ Large 2. bedroom 4 bed- 579.2149 NOW areae,„ Mein Oshawa, $6Brand new 1,2,3 welcome a 30 am -9 OOpm booth. and is pri ns Iecabon
room $695. $950 In 2 8 3 bedroom co Mon -Set. 416-630-0012, at the Flea
vats entrance. 5450 Pe Duties garage parking LIVERPOOL Rd Soule 0a9sa, t>ed. SuAes, COr1d05. �,�. 40 minutes to ken, appoPickering
rr 0000 Mr
oro Plus 1,3 ubbsea Augul available July I at 404- area 3 bedroom town- sandy beach. Playground. Up t0 1442 Sq tt, BORROW $70,000 , pay PeoI;'
lot. [Meas[. 725-2362 OSHAWA - three bedroom house. a.adable August 1. dfLdiA-s program. boat 8 Ophow. 3(4 acre lot sklak& month ward to market
1614. b sun 5900- utl 2 firsWsL sex plus a iss". motor Low tor" Prices Flo' access n ,*aide low area. �� wee 110 . Cal (906)420-2310.
baths, garage w c to bal- Pi*- Cal (905A39-9446 Senn-~ Co9agim R.R �.frf Cal Cam Cal Lom Scanlon (905) Anub, tnvesbnmb Ltd.
carry Aval July 1 Jin Tear e3, haft . Ont Ki l Y0 62.7'6.777 4365222. (605)427.1177 Matgagea and Loam
deau. Remax Summit, (706)6962601 I (Who, Low)
665800 swim1973. 6667200
..�..� _ _-.- - a..ea�v.:. ,.,.rsxn.w.-r^.-•..,tar..: - --.-0.,:.w:. `.;�'.-`�y==.zea --T _ _ ...w+...�...��.
Want Alec OeakaAl d- A.AX -k"Y e2rWeefry - 18. , 4Pfm 432-04,5 $155000 Cal 14 Estaass
tip9 on aemnd bon 725 a betroart 2 stray, 2000 C' �mC -v :;52215
111710 sate, rawer detached SOMERSET ESTATES
DOWNTOWNyyhrtby, M-0. 3 bath*. tomw -
St ,oath -mark s pace ,.rural Elegant •rmcwrw MorVa
Dundas. cation
400 1a It o9lo�andupup 10 air wan: large aro dock on 1/4 acreIot n North I PrO ies
25M w; R bay spate C-3 wahk to school 5199.9017 MtiDv. Contrai w. rn-
zomnC Cal 6663361 Avail Septi 905-686 ground Pool. lufy, land -
5'A3 NO AGENTS IOAO*d. tasbklly d*coral- 935M fkN P c84 Seed-
ed Galsd 4d wooded T-
PICKERING VILLAGE
foe to rent r small build-
-g an Kugsbn Rd- lob of
=. rkmg std high traflt vo
.,roe E'9-'2'4
PiCKERING vdlagf..
sates. $195, mo and up
Cal Lamy Gumord. Remax
Genesis Ltd. (416( 410-
1-irstlast 433-4076 579- northwest Oshawa Drnrg- 7 515
42!3 PICKERING. . Bedroom roan. Ihvungroom laun-, STORE or Office space
ATTRACTIVE 2 STORY $274900 Call (905) 430- Food, sandy OeiCR Ilflrg, YOU INVESTIGATE
3 bedroom hone with at- 0548 b new 1.2 M from Oshawa ,4,61 THOROUGHLY
.ached garage in good area 431 •555 BEFORE SIGNING
a BowmAnrrpe. !rewy WHITBY - 2400 ttq ft 4 ANY CONTRACTS
Fanged wrtn son* raw bedroom, 2 5 balls. WATERFRONT sores
•noonng. 3 bathrooms. err $10.000 down Imenwhap available Duret ,air park
ruder 2 Dc on suite. brgrx Possession Askrrug on Lake OnLanio now Tren-
utchen. large wo deck gas 5199.900 416439-9524 or ion. Great hisho g aro axilB ' Business;neat. wtrr, ca. Paced at 416-3.16-7434 boarding. Sheltered dock ppOnwit1e$
S129100 621-3543WHITBY. 592.900 $upsir ng Prices Mom S99p0
416.757-4944, Weekends
"- E'3-3&4-01_3 Are you a home based
windows, walkout to deck business Producing gift
will carry for SWO--k;yng unts1 Do you warp you
Taxes with 5% down TedCam fuer business rss grow', Impact
Hoogh3on Remax SuranutM
Trailer Sites .:0m ,1-r cabon, reviles
you to paraupale in the
Whitby- age 900.3 Dee- RED SETTER RESORT. Toronto Fal Gds Show at a
room townn0kb& Cando Trent lower now Havelock subsdiled cost Cal 7-
1400 R. 660 PIT . condo Excellentcampground. 000-672-0103 or fax 416
lees um
leKen Large fully serviced sites 345 -9044 -
_Ane 6663800 (Remax from $785.'season Cotug-
Summrt' CHANGE ,
es 2-3 bedroom Mom ,330 Yoko Ile forever
basement. parking parti Cable. area Shed double paved ' UMIUK 13c5 r� sq It . S425 Cal BOWMANVILLE- 3 bed- $375 t-905- Millan dollar turn
ONE arge 2 -bedroom. all inclusive partially ter- blue backyard arst1asl. For Rent 5,9.-. rooms. 2 21,2 W9,s. plus 4360807 0 opportunity.
plian,os approx lrnuud 600 C. n p nrsned, available �mme• Z�t� Aug t;95 905- ,,5 t>as*-perp apt, to0by roanM
Townhouses 1-705-778-W% 9nwe ars a way b him alridge. dratel tic srnokin nosiwe�asnwastner, a0. con- puny. yS506month brsVlast AJAX - 3 bdrm town- Cottages on°fl'ce targe tamelyfor $al)e � � Cao b excrtw program
quatlI
deboned, u lllltim rnrJuded 7 Pce 2 2 poe I ' morn. fireplace in ground t0 Lend 416-968-2586 and do It
11025 monthly available • a ,boat b lemnent for Rent pod 6 appia"ces plus TAKE A LOSS! Rent to Money now,
owned (905)475-6633 TWO bedroom basement Pis wndow co vat& own Owner must asp.
OSHAWA 2 Detroom apt separate enVance s asi Av actable Juyf i5 RM- COTTAGE FOR RENT- 3 f� foot 750°0. gta&t $2800 down $590mmth.ConsultingDOWNTOWN tbwr
S699rmo inc unities and erences 905) 4269%1 bedroom .level Tot. sand comer lot 7.x1 ls. pars AAA 6 Loan. shop
apartment. avdrlabb al 688 Cable Awanabe rmme- Y ferred area Pnced to sell own Yat own Oshawa Financial to lease with t.
conakltrlg Set equipment.
and 900 Glen St Close to d„a,y No pets non- CAPITAL Properben beach, excellent for kids, $191.500 6232624 home Ken Cobb, Coil cares for any Purpose Also 668-4276.
schools shopping Hakburton area. includes Banker RMR Real Estate LOANS Auto. emrgency,
G Incktd4C 0.56 smoker Pickering 619- would Ike to offer you the boat and canoe $500 728-9414.
509 or 416268-0649 best in Oshawa Living week Call 726.0830. consolidations. vacabols. LOOKINGfor business
Cas; required Catl 728- Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom FROM furniture, frost time borrow- People b sublet my booth
4993 TWO storey apartment, town homes Starting at GREAT haling and family cc Lots for -• bkuiness. etc. Good a for 1 or 2 Sundays Pay
Oshawa Creek Park setting $700 Call Larry or GathY Lake, 9,900 a Bad Credit. Banitru y
on month. This is a corn
fwY OSHAWAuPPr Moor _ Large 2. bedroom 4 bed- 579.2149 NOW areae,„ Mein Oshawa, $6Brand new 1,2,3 welcome a 30 am -9 OOpm booth. and is pri ns Iecabon
room $695. $950 In 2 8 3 bedroom co Mon -Set. 416-630-0012, at the Flea
vats entrance. 5450 Pe Duties garage parking LIVERPOOL Rd Soule 0a9sa, t>ed. SuAes, COr1d05. �,�. 40 minutes to ken, appoPickering
rr 0000 Mr
oro Plus 1,3 ubbsea Augul available July I at 404- area 3 bedroom town- sandy beach. Playground. Up t0 1442 Sq tt, BORROW $70,000 , pay PeoI;'
lot. [Meas[. 725-2362 OSHAWA - three bedroom house. a.adable August 1. dfLdiA-s program. boat 8 Ophow. 3(4 acre lot sklak& month ward to market
1614. b sun 5900- utl 2 firsWsL sex plus a iss". motor Low tor" Prices Flo' access n ,*aide low area. �� wee 110 . Cal (906)420-2310.
baths, garage w c to bal- Pi*- Cal (905A39-9446 Senn-~ Co9agim R.R �.frf Cal Cam Cal Lom Scanlon (905) Anub, tnvesbnmb Ltd.
carry Aval July 1 Jin Tear e3, haft . Ont Ki l Y0 62.7'6.777 4365222. (605)427.1177 Matgagea and Loam
deau. Remax Summit, (706)6962601 I (Who, Low)
665800 swim1973. 6667200
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PICKERING VILLAGE
foe to rent r small build-
-g an Kugsbn Rd- lob of
=. rkmg std high traflt vo
.,roe E'9-'2'4
PiCKERING vdlagf..
sates. $195, mo and up
Cal Lamy Gumord. Remax
Genesis Ltd. (416( 410-
1-irstlast 433-4076 579- northwest Oshawa Drnrg- 7 515
42!3 PICKERING. . Bedroom roan. Ihvungroom laun-, STORE or Office space
ATTRACTIVE 2 STORY $274900 Call (905) 430- Food, sandy OeiCR Ilflrg, YOU INVESTIGATE
3 bedroom hone with at- 0548 b new 1.2 M from Oshawa ,4,61 THOROUGHLY
.ached garage in good area 431 •555 BEFORE SIGNING
a BowmAnrrpe. !rewy WHITBY - 2400 ttq ft 4 ANY CONTRACTS
Fanged wrtn son* raw bedroom, 2 5 balls. WATERFRONT sores
•noonng. 3 bathrooms. err $10.000 down Imenwhap available Duret ,air park
ruder 2 Dc on suite. brgrx Possession Askrrug on Lake OnLanio now Tren-
utchen. large wo deck gas 5199.900 416439-9524 or ion. Great hisho g aro axilB ' Business;neat. wtrr, ca. Paced at 416-3.16-7434 boarding. Sheltered dock ppOnwit1e$
S129100 621-3543WHITBY. 592.900 $upsir ng Prices Mom S99p0
416.757-4944, Weekends
"- E'3-3&4-01_3 Are you a home based
windows, walkout to deck business Producing gift
will carry for SWO--k;yng unts1 Do you warp you
Taxes with 5% down TedCam fuer business rss grow', Impact
Hoogh3on Remax SuranutM
Trailer Sites .:0m ,1-r cabon, reviles
you to paraupale in the
Whitby- age 900.3 Dee- RED SETTER RESORT. Toronto Fal Gds Show at a
room townn0kb& Cando Trent lower now Havelock subsdiled cost Cal 7-
1400 R. 660 PIT . condo Excellentcampground. 000-672-0103 or fax 416
lees um
leKen Large fully serviced sites 345 -9044 -
_Ane 6663800 (Remax from $785.'season Cotug-
Summrt' CHANGE ,
es 2-3 bedroom Mom ,330 Yoko Ile forever
basement. parking parti Cable. area Shed double paved ' UMIUK 13c5 r� sq It . S425 Cal BOWMANVILLE- 3 bed- $375 t-905- Millan dollar turn
ONE arge 2 -bedroom. all inclusive partially ter- blue backyard arst1asl. For Rent 5,9.-. rooms. 2 21,2 W9,s. plus 4360807 0 opportunity.
plian,os approx lrnuud 600 C. n p nrsned, available �mme• Z�t� Aug t;95 905- ,,5 t>as*-perp apt, to0by roanM
Townhouses 1-705-778-W% 9nwe ars a way b him alridge. dratel tic srnokin nosiwe�asnwastner, a0. con- puny. yS506month brsVlast AJAX - 3 bdrm town- Cottages on°fl'ce targe tamelyfor $al)e � � Cao b excrtw program
quatlI
deboned, u lllltim rnrJuded 7 Pce 2 2 poe I ' morn. fireplace in ground t0 Lend 416-968-2586 and do It
11025 monthly available • a ,boat b lemnent for Rent pod 6 appia"ces plus TAKE A LOSS! Rent to Money now,
owned (905)475-6633 TWO bedroom basement Pis wndow co vat& own Owner must asp.
OSHAWA 2 Detroom apt separate enVance s asi Av actable Juyf i5 RM- COTTAGE FOR RENT- 3 f� foot 750°0. gta&t $2800 down $590mmth.ConsultingDOWNTOWN tbwr
S699rmo inc unities and erences 905) 4269%1 bedroom .level Tot. sand comer lot 7.x1 ls. pars AAA 6 Loan. shop
apartment. avdrlabb al 688 Cable Awanabe rmme- Y ferred area Pnced to sell own Yat own Oshawa Financial to lease with t.
conakltrlg Set equipment.
and 900 Glen St Close to d„a,y No pets non- CAPITAL Properben beach, excellent for kids, $191.500 6232624 home Ken Cobb, Coil cares for any Purpose Also 668-4276.
schools shopping Hakburton area. includes Banker RMR Real Estate LOANS Auto. emrgency,
G Incktd4C 0.56 smoker Pickering 619- would Ike to offer you the boat and canoe $500 728-9414.
509 or 416268-0649 best in Oshawa Living week Call 726.0830. consolidations. vacabols. LOOKINGfor business
Cas; required Catl 728- Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom FROM furniture, frost time borrow- People b sublet my booth
4993 TWO storey apartment, town homes Starting at GREAT haling and family cc Lots for -• bkuiness. etc. Good a for 1 or 2 Sundays Pay
Oshawa Creek Park setting $700 Call Larry or GathY Lake, 9,900 a Bad Credit. Banitru y
on month. This is a corn
fwY OSHAWAuPPr Moor _ Large 2. bedroom 4 bed- 579.2149 NOW areae,„ Mein Oshawa, $6Brand new 1,2,3 welcome a 30 am -9 OOpm booth. and is pri ns Iecabon
room $695. $950 In 2 8 3 bedroom co Mon -Set. 416-630-0012, at the Flea
vats entrance. 5450 Pe Duties garage parking LIVERPOOL Rd Soule 0a9sa, t>ed. SuAes, COr1d05. �,�. 40 minutes to ken, appoPickering
rr 0000 Mr
oro Plus 1,3 ubbsea Augul available July I at 404- area 3 bedroom town- sandy beach. Playground. Up t0 1442 Sq tt, BORROW $70,000 , pay PeoI;'
lot. [Meas[. 725-2362 OSHAWA - three bedroom house. a.adable August 1. dfLdiA-s program. boat 8 Ophow. 3(4 acre lot sklak& month ward to market
1614. b sun 5900- utl 2 firsWsL sex plus a iss". motor Low tor" Prices Flo' access n ,*aide low area. �� wee 110 . Cal (906)420-2310.
baths, garage w c to bal- Pi*- Cal (905A39-9446 Senn-~ Co9agim R.R �.frf Cal Cam Cal Lom Scanlon (905) Anub, tnvesbnmb Ltd.
carry Aval July 1 Jin Tear e3, haft . Ont Ki l Y0 62.7'6.777 4365222. (605)427.1177 Matgagea and Loam
deau. Remax Summit, (706)6962601 I (Who, Low)
665800 swim1973. 6667200
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"- E'3-3&4-01_3 Are you a home based
windows, walkout to deck business Producing gift
will carry for SWO--k;yng unts1 Do you warp you
Taxes with 5% down TedCam fuer business rss grow', Impact
Hoogh3on Remax SuranutM
Trailer Sites .:0m ,1-r cabon, reviles
you to paraupale in the
Whitby- age 900.3 Dee- RED SETTER RESORT. Toronto Fal Gds Show at a
room townn0kb& Cando Trent lower now Havelock subsdiled cost Cal 7-
1400 R. 660 PIT . condo Excellentcampground. 000-672-0103 or fax 416
lees um
leKen Large fully serviced sites 345 -9044 -
_Ane 6663800 (Remax from $785.'season Cotug-
Summrt' CHANGE ,
es 2-3 bedroom Mom ,330 Yoko Ile forever
basement. parking parti Cable. area Shed double paved ' UMIUK 13c5 r� sq It . S425 Cal BOWMANVILLE- 3 bed- $375 t-905- Millan dollar turn
ONE arge 2 -bedroom. all inclusive partially ter- blue backyard arst1asl. For Rent 5,9.-. rooms. 2 21,2 W9,s. plus 4360807 0 opportunity.
plian,os approx lrnuud 600 C. n p nrsned, available �mme• Z�t� Aug t;95 905- ,,5 t>as*-perp apt, to0by roanM
Townhouses 1-705-778-W% 9nwe ars a way b him alridge. dratel tic srnokin nosiwe�asnwastner, a0. con- puny. yS506month brsVlast AJAX - 3 bdrm town- Cottages on°fl'ce targe tamelyfor $al)e � � Cao b excrtw program
quatlI
deboned, u lllltim rnrJuded 7 Pce 2 2 poe I ' morn. fireplace in ground t0 Lend 416-968-2586 and do It
11025 monthly available • a ,boat b lemnent for Rent pod 6 appia"ces plus TAKE A LOSS! Rent to Money now,
owned (905)475-6633 TWO bedroom basement Pis wndow co vat& own Owner must asp.
OSHAWA 2 Detroom apt separate enVance s asi Av actable Juyf i5 RM- COTTAGE FOR RENT- 3 f� foot 750°0. gta&t $2800 down $590mmth.ConsultingDOWNTOWN tbwr
S699rmo inc unities and erences 905) 4269%1 bedroom .level Tot. sand comer lot 7.x1 ls. pars AAA 6 Loan. shop
apartment. avdrlabb al 688 Cable Awanabe rmme- Y ferred area Pnced to sell own Yat own Oshawa Financial to lease with t.
conakltrlg Set equipment.
and 900 Glen St Close to d„a,y No pets non- CAPITAL Properben beach, excellent for kids, $191.500 6232624 home Ken Cobb, Coil cares for any Purpose Also 668-4276.
schools shopping Hakburton area. includes Banker RMR Real Estate LOANS Auto. emrgency,
G Incktd4C 0.56 smoker Pickering 619- would Ike to offer you the boat and canoe $500 728-9414.
509 or 416268-0649 best in Oshawa Living week Call 726.0830. consolidations. vacabols. LOOKINGfor business
Cas; required Catl 728- Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom FROM furniture, frost time borrow- People b sublet my booth
4993 TWO storey apartment, town homes Starting at GREAT haling and family cc Lots for -• bkuiness. etc. Good a for 1 or 2 Sundays Pay
Oshawa Creek Park setting $700 Call Larry or GathY Lake, 9,900 a Bad Credit. Banitru y
on month. This is a corn
fwY OSHAWAuPPr Moor _ Large 2. bedroom 4 bed- 579.2149 NOW areae,„ Mein Oshawa, $6Brand new 1,2,3 welcome a 30 am -9 OOpm booth. and is pri ns Iecabon
room $695. $950 In 2 8 3 bedroom co Mon -Set. 416-630-0012, at the Flea
vats entrance. 5450 Pe Duties garage parking LIVERPOOL Rd Soule 0a9sa, t>ed. SuAes, COr1d05. �,�. 40 minutes to ken, appoPickering
rr 0000 Mr
oro Plus 1,3 ubbsea Augul available July I at 404- area 3 bedroom town- sandy beach. Playground. Up t0 1442 Sq tt, BORROW $70,000 , pay PeoI;'
lot. [Meas[. 725-2362 OSHAWA - three bedroom house. a.adable August 1. dfLdiA-s program. boat 8 Ophow. 3(4 acre lot sklak& month ward to market
1614. b sun 5900- utl 2 firsWsL sex plus a iss". motor Low tor" Prices Flo' access n ,*aide low area. �� wee 110 . Cal (906)420-2310.
baths, garage w c to bal- Pi*- Cal (905A39-9446 Senn-~ Co9agim R.R �.frf Cal Cam Cal Lom Scanlon (905) Anub, tnvesbnmb Ltd.
carry Aval July 1 Jin Tear e3, haft . Ont Ki l Y0 62.7'6.777 4365222. (605)427.1177 Matgagea and Loam
deau. Remax Summit, (706)6962601 I (Who, Low)
665800 swim1973. 6667200
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1820 Whiles Rd. N.
FAWLY CHURCH WORSHIP
11:00 a.m. Sunday
-- - Sunday School, Supervised
Nursery at that time
839-1353
THE NEWSADYERMER FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1995 -PAGE 25
CHU" OF CHRIST
CEDAR ST., AJAX
1 stlrMt norlb of 401 - W"t of Harwood
SUNDAY - SOLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHP -11:00 A.Y. & 7:00 P.Y.
WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY
THE BALE Is GODS WORD
683-2477 JESUS IS LORD.
Take a of tha peace of mi'nd and
lovingcare provided by Pet Etc,
Pets, like members of your
fnrrtily, need tender loving
Care.
So when vou're not home
�u don't want that kind of
ire to stop.
Sure you can leave your
t enough food and water
;:ntil you get home or have
nem stav at a kennel, but is
^,at really what you want to
More than 9 years ago
Erica Brown -Dunn realized
:�.at there was no service in
i)urham that took care of
P,-ople's pets while they were
.t, work or on vacation. As- a
-t cult Pet Sitters Etc. was
"Pets get to stay in their
�.w•n homes, their own
environment and eat their own
food. she explains. "1t lowers
heir stress level and gives the
wrier the knowledge that their
Pets are being taken care of the
u av thev would take care of
;hem if thev were there."
Erica meets with the pet
caner and during the
'nsultation finds out what the
animal's feeding and exercise
routine is as well as any other
special needs. She also finds
out what veterinarian the
owner uses in case of
emergencies.
"It's a very personalized
service," says Erica. "Every pet
is different. Some visits are
once a day while others are
three times a day. The same
person also looks after the
animal -
GILI �FZg
mm
• Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision
• Perceptual Testing
• Dispensing of al Types of
Frames & Contacts
1885 Gbnormo Road, Suib 212
PI cal ,,, OnWI1o, L1v 6R6
8393303, 683-1175
Odds Co ft Slrw am Rood
OMwa, Ontuio, L1J 2K5
571220
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
Rev. Ken Rowland
Worship and Church School
11:00 a.m•
Everyone Welcome
The staff at Pet Sitters Etc. are a dedicated group of caregivers who share a love of pets
PICKERNG STANDARD
with cats Simba and Gizmo is
CHURCH
Community Methodist
Pet Sitters Etc. owner Erica Brown
Brock Rd. at FNgI>rrar 67
Erica s six caregivers
Sunday Wo OVF
"�1 e �iye people peace of
Terri. Judi, him, Maxine,
11 All1., 7P.lil.
mind while they're away." says
Donna and Erica's husband
Wed. 730, Family NIgM
CHU" OF CHRIST
CEDAR ST., AJAX
1 stlrMt norlb of 401 - W"t of Harwood
SUNDAY - SOLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHP -11:00 A.Y. & 7:00 P.Y.
WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY
THE BALE Is GODS WORD
683-2477 JESUS IS LORD.
Take a of tha peace of mi'nd and
lovingcare provided by Pet Etc,
Pets, like members of your
fnrrtily, need tender loving
Care.
So when vou're not home
�u don't want that kind of
ire to stop.
Sure you can leave your
t enough food and water
;:ntil you get home or have
nem stav at a kennel, but is
^,at really what you want to
More than 9 years ago
Erica Brown -Dunn realized
:�.at there was no service in
i)urham that took care of
P,-ople's pets while they were
.t, work or on vacation. As- a
-t cult Pet Sitters Etc. was
"Pets get to stay in their
�.w•n homes, their own
environment and eat their own
food. she explains. "1t lowers
heir stress level and gives the
wrier the knowledge that their
Pets are being taken care of the
u av thev would take care of
;hem if thev were there."
Erica meets with the pet
caner and during the
'nsultation finds out what the
animal's feeding and exercise
routine is as well as any other
special needs. She also finds
out what veterinarian the
owner uses in case of
emergencies.
"It's a very personalized
service," says Erica. "Every pet
is different. Some visits are
once a day while others are
three times a day. The same
person also looks after the
animal -
GILI �FZg
mm
• Contact Lenses • Binocular Vision
• Perceptual Testing
• Dispensing of al Types of
Frames & Contacts
1885 Gbnormo Road, Suib 212
PI cal ,,, OnWI1o, L1v 6R6
8393303, 683-1175
Odds Co ft Slrw am Rood
OMwa, Ontuio, L1J 2K5
571220
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-7311
Rev. Ken Rowland
Worship and Church School
11:00 a.m•
Everyone Welcome
The staff at Pet Sitters Etc. are a dedicated group of caregivers who share a love of pets
a mutual concern for the security of your home. Above,
with cats Simba and Gizmo is
and
Pet Sitters Etc. owner Erica Brown
-Dunn.
Erica s six caregivers
The staff member assigned
"�1 e �iye people peace of
Terri. Judi, him, Maxine,
to your home will pick up your
mind while they're away." says
Donna and Erica's husband
mail and newspapers.
Enca "It makes their vacation
Enc are available evervdav of
alternate the lighting in your
more enjoyable because they
the vear and besides looking
home and move the curtains.
don't have to worry about the
after vour animals, whether
They will also have your lawn
care of their pets or the
they are a dog, cat, bird,
cut in the summer and your
security of their home."
hamster or fish, will also look
sidewalk and driveway cleared
So if you need your dog
after your home while you're
in the winter.
taken for a walk while you're
Inside your home they will
at work, your pets and home
away.
V4'ho hasn't felt a little
also water your plants and
looked after for a week or even
anxiety when you go away
check the pipes in cold weather
months while you're on
or if out of the
wondering if your home is safe
to ensure they're not freezing
vacation ynu're
from intruders
up.
count r. because of work, call
That's why it's smart to
The company is bonded
Pet Sitters Etc.
make vour home look like
and insured and references are
For more information or a
is still there,
available upon request
consultatinn call 433-23,S6
someone
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• retail planning & design
• store fixturing
•contracting
• artwork
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r HOW OUR DRWI
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EXPAND OR RENOVATE!..". CALL 837-0696
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IN THE COMFORT OF
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SPRING TUNE-UPS
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Suite 202. Pickering
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There are many advantages
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Not only does it add value
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increase your living space.
Yes that's true, especially
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ROYAL LEPAGE
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Real Estate Services Ltd_, Realtor
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GLONA aN.. MANAC#R
GEORGE COUTTS**
42T-6522
-AMI=
SOUTH AJAX
Preferred lakeside ansa. Brion,
MM fainly kiOcheNfa * rm., 3
bdrms., firtisfted rec room. 1Nalt
10 great schools & great
aiialorig- car George.
A TRULY MAGNIFICENT HOME
Enjoy this great north Ajax iocatm Relax in the
hot tub - 4 terns 2 5 baths. 9 rooms on the upper
floors A lot of tasteful upgrades if rows the time,
cal me on ft one.
GAIL DALL'
427-6522
REDUCED PRICE - GREAT VALUE
This horne has had value built into 4 2-1
bedrooms. 2 baths. great tarnify kitchen. 6 rooms in
all Central air - beaarttiful hardwood (fteekha it
accessde) Good tnancng CALL GEORGE.
Great Timber Court
location, 4 bdrms.,
w/o basement, 63'
lot, totally finished
inside and out. A
must to see at
5269,900.
Coco aft in itus
lovely pool. Enjoy
V* pay of a
'74 lot. Take
advantage of the
South Ajax
,ocatxxl. cal now
Absolutely
,m maculate
2+1 bdrrn.
rondo for dust
5106.000. Call
'OwY
FOR SERVICE "PLUS" CALL GAIL DALL AT 427-6522
Wilma
Tanner*
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New Hoaczes atacl Iratearlortts
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Heathwood Homes has introduced a unique pur-
chase plan at Williamsburg, in Whitby. that takes the
risk out of buying a new home — especially when
buyers have an existing home to sell.
"There are many people who would like to buy a
new house. but they are concerned about selling their
existing home in this market." says Hugh Heron.
president of Heath%%ood Homes. "We are very pleased
with this plan because it takes the risk — and worry
— out of huying a new home."
Under the "Carefree and Easy Nevi Home
Purchase Plan" purchasers choose their lot and home
deign from the dozens being offered at
A,1111amshurg. W'hith%'s newest master -planned com-
munity. Because thc%'re hu%ing early, they have the
best choice of lots and they*rc eligible for the Grand
Opening Bonus Plan.
.all that*, required is a S=.(KX) initial deposit and
the offer is conditional on the sale of their home.
Heathutxxf Homes will then help arrange deposit
financing, ha, c the prupert% appraised and help
homeoN ners ( and their agent) sell their home.
Best of all. Heathwtxxf %%ill pa% purchasers 12 per
cent interest on their initial deposit if their home
doesn*t Nell. This rate of return is hither than what's
currcntl% on most bonds and other investment %ehi-
cies.
"Bu%cr., can ihtxisc the home the -.'%c alwa%s
Nanted, put the home the% have now on the market
and relax." says Heron. "It it doesn't work out. the%
take their deposit monies and the interest and wall.
aNa%. There's nothini to k)sc,"
William%hury i. located off Rt w,,. Rd.. dust west
of Cochrane St. in Whith%. This master -planned corn-
munit% %ill include parks. schools, shopping and
recreation facilities as wcll as acres of parkland and
natural Ntxxicd arras.
HcathNoxxi Humes is currentl% offerinv a Nide
selection of .in6c4amil% homes on _9-. 36- and 42 -
foot lots. Prigs. N hich include GST. start at S 149.900
for the 1.1 26 sq. ft. Che, apeakc mode
c%teriors of these homes feature traditional
architectural details like brick -trimmed AindoN. Nith
kc -,,stones, brick corner quoining and attracti%c entr%
doors Aith antique bras. hardware. interior finishes
include quality 32-o/ nylon standard carpet
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tele in the cntr% titer, luxurious master en%ultes, a
pedestal sink ;n the poNder room and custom-
deswricd kit�:hcn cabinets.
The Hcathuood sales office is located on the site.
which is on Rossland Rd . dust Nest of Cochrane St.
Sales office hours arc `ionda% to Thur%dat. from 1 to
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New Homes aaa4A XzzteariOZ'M
1choose the rbufider for your new ho
Buying a new home can be an exciting and
trewarding process. Before signing on the dotted line,
.however, you should do some research. This means
contacting the Toronto Home Builders' Association for
the names of builders in the greater Metro area.
It also means visiting open houses and model homes
',with your list of must -haves versus nice -to -haves in
.-hand, always balancing you needs and desires with
``your financial resources. Once you have decided on a
builder and home style, you must then decide on the
features that will ultimately result in your own unique
home.
That is why it is so important you select a
professional builder, one who will help to make the
entire process, from first offer to celebrating your first
anniversary in your new home, run as smoothly and
trouble-free as possible. Your and your professional
builder will share a very important goal — making
Lure you will enjoy your new home long after you
receive the keys to the front door.
WHAT DOES YOUR
PROFESSIONAL BUILDER DO?
Constructing a house is a complex process that
demands expert planning, knowledge of municipal
bylaws and regulations, careful scheduling and skilled
co-ordination by an experienced builder. A typical
house contains more than 3,000 parts, all of which
must be assembled carefully and in sequence. It takes
approximately 30 different subtrades to carry out this
work, from framers to roofers to finishing carpenters,
all of whom must arrive at the building site in the
right order at the right time. In fact, there are 109
workers involved in the construction of a new single-
family home.
The professional home builder stands at the centre
of this process as the driving force in getting together
materials, labor and information, guiding the project
through a schedule and packaging everything into an
attractive quality product that will provide you, the
home owner, with years of comfort and pleasure.
BEFORE
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS
Establishing a good working relationship with your
builder at the outset will help both of you throughout
the construction process. Find out who your ongoing
contact will be. Your builder may have a
representative such as a salesperson who is
responsible for customer relations and who will be
available for consultation during the actual
construction of your home.
If desired, your builder can provide you with
information about financing your new home. Some
builders arrange mortgages in order to facilitate the
sale and make the purchasing process as easy as
possible. Others can make suitable recommendations
to their customers based on long-standing working
relationships with one or several lending institutions
in the community.
Your builder may also be able to give you useful
advice if you have to sell your existing home in order
to buy a new home. Most builders have cultivated a
good business relationship with resale brokers in the
community.
Before work can begin, your builder will need a
firm offer that includes final specification of all
features, options and changes. This requires you to
consider your needs and wants carefully in light of,the
features and options offered by the builder. Most
builders offer a number of choices for their standard
finishing products, like color of the carpeting and
style of kitchen and bathroom tiles. Many builders
also have full inventory of optional items such as
upgraded kitchen cupboards and flooring.
"Environmentally friendly option packages" are
rapidly growing in popularity as more home buyers
want to include energy- and water -conserving
technology in their new home. Low -flow showerheads
and toilets, upgraded heating systems, high-
performance windows, "recycling stations" in the
'kitchen and backyard composters help to reduce the
x use of resources and benefit the environment.
Don't hesitate to discuss your concerns and
j questions with your builder -who will be able to assist
i you in making the for your home. Your
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builder will keep a record on file of all the selections
you make. Nothing is left to chance!
During construction of your home, you may be
asked to make a few additional decisions, such as
placement of electrical outlets. Be sure to give each
matter adequate consideration, but don't delay
unnecessarily or the schedule for the entire project
may be affected.
Try to stick to choices you made in the beginning.
In many cases, the materials you select are ordered
immediately to ensure delivery on time. Before
requesting changes during construction, discuss the
implications with your builder. Are your new choices
readily available? How much time will you lose? How
does the change affect the scheduling of subtrades?
Your move -in date? And, finally, what is the cost of
the suggested change? If the change is important to
you and you accept the implications, your builder will
arrange to make the change. Changes can often be
accommodated, since your builder wants you to feel
happy with your new home and satisfied with the
service you receive.
As construction heads into the final stages, it is
important to maintain close contact with your builder
and be available at short notice to ensure smooth
sailing right to the end. Sometimes, decisions have to
be made on the spot or, occasionally, unexpected
delays might interfere with final closing.
THE FINAL TOUCHES
Shortly before the final settlement and transfer of
ownership of the house, you and your builder will
"walk through" the house to conduct a final
inspection. Three to five days before closing is best —
when construction is substantially complete, but there
is still enough time for the builder to remedy any
imperfections that may surface. Anything that is not to
your satisfaction should be noted for a pre -delivery
inspection report. Minor items such as scratches and
incomplete paint work will be rectified before your
moving day. Other items will be corrected after your
are settled.
Your builder's service and involvement does not
stop the day you move into your new home.
Professional builders have an established inspection
schedule for your first year of occupancy and home
owners arc encouraged to keep track of minor
deficiencies to be repaired during regular house visits.
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New Honacs atone Iaterloras
State-of-the-art features at 18a
Sandbnry Homes has been building single-family
tomes in the east end of Toronto for almost 20 years
and is celebrating its success
and affection for the Ajax Sandbcommunity with a delightful
new development of some 145
homes, called Hunter's Ridge.
Located on the west side of
Harwood Avenue, north of
Hwy. 2, the properties are just
minutes by car from key
shopping areas, frown charming
Pickering Village and from
-Hwy. 401. Many of the homes have the added
advantage of backing on to parkland.
Nine single-family detached home designs are
offered at Hunter's Ridge and all enjoy at least one
state-of-the-art" design feature. From the two-
bedroom bungalow at 1,063 sq. ft. to the largest two-
storey design at 2,186 sq.ft.. these thoughtfully
designed houses on 30 -foot lots go "all out" to attract
today's first-time buyers and young families.
To start with, all but one of the homes have
outdoor porches — some with railings and ample
space to sit outside and watch the world go by. Many
enjoy vaulted ceilings in the morning rooms. master
bedrooms or family rooms. Some of the entrance
foyers open right up to the upper floor ceiling, with
look -out balconies above.
Most of the kitchens enjoy a raised breakfast bar.
perfect for snacks or entertaining at any time of dayIn many of the designs, there are Great Rooms with
gas fireplaces and TV niches. main -floor laundry
rooms: and special display areas designed for plants
of objets d'art. Master bedrooms enjoy double door
entries and walk-in closets and many bedrooms have
handsome window seats. Two of the models feature a
second staircase at the rear of the house leading down
to a brightly -lit finished lower level and others have
half walls between the foyer and the living/dining
area_ to maximize light and spaciousness.
Special options include skylights, luxury ensuite
bathrooms with corner oval tubs. separate shower
stalls and even towel shelving. And equally exciting
are the optional built-in "duo computer centres" for
school and office work.
Two of Sandbury's most popular designs are the
tw•o-bedroom bungalow called the Lexington and the
two-storey model called the Foxhall. which offers
alternative three- and four-bedroom layouts on the
second level.
The main floor of the Lexington is raised so that
the basement has good sized windows and plenty of
light. Although it is not included in the listed 1,083
sq.ft. of living space, the basement can easily be
finished to provide a third bedroom, an additional
four -piece bathroom and a large family room with gas
fireplace.
The compact main floor has an attractive entry
foyer with steps going up to the main floor and down
to the basement. Its focal point is a display shelf
between the two staircases that is perfect for plants or
a sculpture. Both the guest bedroom and the master
bedroom have good closet space and share access to a
four -piece bathroom. The kitchen and morning room
are well lit and floor -to -ceiling glass sliding doors
lead out to the finished backyard deck.
The Foxhall. at 2.000 sq.ft., is one of the most
exciting designs among the Hunter's Ridge series.
Highlights of the main floor plan are a powder room
off the foyer, a recessed stairwell and a laundry room
large enough for side-by-side washer and dryer and
storage space. The kitchen spans the width of the
house and overlooks a magnificent family room that
opens out to the back yard. The family room has a
high vaulted ceiling with optional skylights, not to
mention a gas fireplace and a built-in TV niche. The
;morning room to the right of the kitchen has room for
an optional wall -length pantry.
Upstairs, there are two floor plans to choose from.
The first has four bedrooms and an optional linen
closet. The master suite enjoys a dramatic vaulted
ceiling, a Marge walk-in closet, a cozy window seat
rod t pi i v - w few -piece bathroom. The alternative
layout is even more spectacular and with three
bedrooms makes room for a media loft and larger
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master suite. The media loft can have a desk built in
and is perfect for an office with a computer work
0 station. The toaster suite has an
S A4ax ensuite bathroom that is pure
luxury featuring a separate
shower stall and an oversized
community offers
excepfional value
corned tub. This upper floor
design also features a special
alcove near the stairwell for
displaying art.
To add to the clever use of
space in the Foxhall design, the
basement has enough room to
build an additional office, family room, workshop,
three-piece bathroom and cold -storage room.
unter s Iludge
The homes at Hunter's Ridge range in size from
1,063 to 2,186 sq.ft. and prices range from $154,990
to $189,990. as an incentive to "early bird"
purchasers, a special preview price of $149.990 is
being offered for the Lexington bungalow (elevation
"A") along with a choice of $3,000 in optional extras
or five appliances or 7.4 per cent mortgage financing
on all house types for a limited period of time.
For more information on Hunter's Ridge visit the
sales office on the west side of Harwood Ave. in
Ajax, just north of Hwy. 2. Office hours are Monday
through Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m. and on weekends
and holidays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The office is
closed on Fridays. You can also call (905) 427-4678
for more information.
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Builders encouraged by election resin
The Tory landslide in the provincial election was crippled the industry and caused undue hardship for
viewed positively by the Oshawa -Durham Home the average citizen.
Builders' Association. "The Conservatives have outlined exactly what
"This appears to be a clear message that the people they will do to cut red tape, simplify the development
of Ontario are optimistic about the future," stated process and relieve the onerous regulations which end
Stephen Kassinger, president of the local home up costing consumers," Mr. Kassinger continued to
builder's group. "Tbis was not a protest vote, rather it 'say. "We look to them to fulfill their promises and, if
was a strong show of support for the specific changes they do, we will all be on the road to recovery and a
outlined by the 'Common Sense Revolution.' Mike healthy economy."
,Harris stated very clearly what his mandate was and Consumer confidence has been the key factor
that's what Ontario elected." missing for a recovery m the general economy and
The residential construction industry historically the ODHBA expects that this significant change m
has been the largest single sector in Ontario's the electorate will manifest itself in renewed
economy. but has languished for five years under optimism and confidence for the future.
NDP rule. A cyclical recession started the decade, "People need to be secure in their own situations
however the NDP's policies
relating to housing, development
and construction severely
hampered industry efforts to
recover.
"Our estimates figure that
provincial regulations, policies and
taxes have added well over
S 10.000 to the cost of each new
home since 1990," said Mr.
Kassinger. "We bought a lot of red
tape with that money, but the
consumer received little in return."
The Oshawa -Durham Home
Builders' Association and related
groups such as the Ontario and
Canadian Home Builders'
Associations have fought long and
hard to keep housing affordable
and within reach of most
Canadians. The previous
government said they wanted more
affordable housing vet they
Moderate
growth in
hous""al
market
The latest figures from the
Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation show Oshawa
housing starts for the month of
May reached the highest level
since September 1994.
New residential construction
in the Oshawa Census
Metropolitan Area for the
month of May totalled 168
units, up 18 per cent over the
previous month (142 units).
The rise over April comes as
a result of increased activity in
row (35 units) and assisted (12
units) housing.
Single starts, on the other
hand dropped slightly to 119
units, from 121 units reported
in April.
Overall, residential
construction has been lagging
last year's performance. The
year to date housing starts of
625 units is a 29 per cent drop
over the same period last year.
Moderate gains are expected
in the housing industry as
interest rates have begun their
long-awaited decline.
Continued decline in the cost
of borrowing will stimulate the
resale and the construction
ind>tsery; according to the
CMI .I
before spending their hard-earned money on a major
investment such as a new home," said the local home
builders' association president. "We feel that this is
the fust indication of a change in people's attitudes."
Housing starts have fallen far short of expectations
this spring and the current buyers' market will change
as the demand for housing returns. Real estate prices
remain low, but cannot be sustained as the demand
increases.
"We are ready to get back to business as usual and
begin creating jobs again and providing the best and
most affordable bousing," concluded Mr. KassmW.
T las mode was submitted for publication by Me
Damian Ho~Bailders' Aswciadtm
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Attractive location for beautiful Fembrook homes
Everyone knows the three most
important factors in real estate are
location, location and location. That is
why you really owe it to yourself to visit
the Woods of Oshawa Creek, the
Fcrnbrook Homes community in north
Oshawa.
Location is everything in this
community. Sure, the convenience of
major shopping centres, schools and
transportation and commuting routes are
part of this neighborhood. But these are all
outdone by the beautiful location -
"This is easily one of the most
attractive locations in Oshawa," says sales
manager Sid Delnick. "The community is
located amidst greenbelt and conservation
land. The area stays green all year round
and nature is right at your door ...I've seen
the deer, a fox or two and the racoons."
The best way to get a feeling for the
community is to take a walk around the
site. The backdrop of trees you see there
now will be part of the scenery you will see out of
your windows when you buy a home in the Woods of
Oshawa Creek. The promise of the mature trees and
grccnland now at the site, in its early stages of
development, will be three years from now is only
available at the Woods of Oshawa Creek.
"The community is completely surrounded by
protected lands.- adds Delnick. -Nothing can be built
around it ... the natural beauty and wildlife will be part
of this location for a lifetime. -
It is a great feeling to know that a the Woods of
Oshawa Creek, you can enjoy all country -living has
to offer and you don't have to leave the city. It is also
a great feeling to know that buying a home in the
Woods of Oshawa Creek means you arc purchasing
from a builder who is well known for bringing
together traditional designs, forward -thinking and
visionary concepts to create communities which arc
distinctive and innovative.
The Woods of Oshawa Creek features fully -
detached homes on 40- and 50 -foot lots that range in
depth from 10= to 150 feet and the area is fully -
surrounded by conservation land. There are six
models (four bungalow and two two-storcy designs)
avaioable for vciwing The community also features a
group of townhomcs most with walkouts, basements
or dccks and most backing onto greenbelt land.
Like all Fcrnbrook designs, the Woods of Oshawa
Creek features homes that arc masterfully -crafted and
beautifully finished — whether it is a contemporary
bungalow or an elegant two-storey design. Homes
:eature attractive back and stone fronts, dramatic roof
lines, spacious porches and many other attractive
elements. -The feedback on the finishing: on these
homes has oxen incredible," sans Delnick. Y
Bungalow designs range trom 997 sq.ft. to 1,643
sq.ft_ on 40- and 50 -foot lots and start at 5144,990.
The two storey home designs range from 1,735 sq.ft.
to 2,534 sq.ft. also on 40- and 50 -foot lots and start at
$167,990.
Townhomes are available in two-storey, raised
bungalow and bungalow with loft designs. These
homes offer living spaces ranging from 955 sq.ft. to
1.628 sq.ft. and start at $114,990, after a builder
rebate of $5,000.
There are some inventory homes available for
quick move in dates. Prices on these homes, a mix of
bungalows and two-storey designs, range from
$149,990 to $190,990. All inventory homes have
finished family rooms and some back onto greenbelt.
Buying a home at the Woods of Oshawa Creek
now also means you can take advantage of a bonus
package that includes one of the following: 7.9 per
cent threegyear capped mortgage; finished recreation
room in the basement; central air conditioning; a five -
appliance package; or a move -in package that
includes fridge, stove, window coverings and movers.
The Woods of Oshawa Creek is located near all
amenities including 5 Points Mall, public and
separate schools, Durham College, Oshawa Public
Library, Northview Community Centre and medical
faeilieres..:41bii# iacrestion facilities nearby include
various golf courses, go-kart tracks and several
walking and biking trails.
"Where else can you find homes that are
beautifully designed and quality built and in a
community that offers the best of the country and the
city?" Delnick asks.
If you believe in the "location is everything- real
estate adage, the answer is easy. Take a drive up
Ritson Rd., just past Taunton Rd, and follow the signs
to the Woods of Oshawa Creek. Not only will you
experience Fernbrook's building reputation and
commitment to excellence in its communities, but you
will also see how living in this beautifully -located
community will bring you many years of enjoyment.
For information contact Sid Delnick, sales
manager, at 725-3130. Sec back page for additional
details.
Buying a new home is exciting
'Buying a new home is an exciting and rewarding
process' Doing your homework and carefully
researching the marketplace, means that you will be
able to buy your new home with confidence,
knowing that you arc gctting the most for your
money from the best in the field.
DETERIMINE How MUCH YOU CAN AFFORD — You
may have a downpayment together and a rough idea
of how much you can afford to
borrow. Contact your lending Choose
institution to talk it over. Ask about
a pre -approved mortgage. It's easy
to arrange and it costs nothing. For
a specified length of time until you
buy (some lenders offer up to 90
days), a pre -approved mortgage
can confirm the mortgage you
qualify for and protect you against
interest rate increases while and
allowing you to benefit if rates
drop.
CHOOSE A PROFESSIONAL Bt ILDER
— When you decide to buy a new
home, it's important to select a
professional builder. The quality of
your home is determined by the
quality of your builder and, when
you buy from a professional
builder, you are assured of getting
the most value for your investment.
Contact the Oshawa and District
Home Builders' Association for
the names and telephone numbers
of member builders. Association members are
committed to professionalism in the residential
construction industry and adhere to a strict Code of
Ethics set down by the Canadian Home Builders'
Association.
Most professional builders are also members of
the Ontario New Home Warranty Program, which
offers a warrarlty against major structural failures
for a minimum of five years and guarantees against
defects in workmanship and materials for at least
one year. They also safeguard deposits made by new
home purchasers.
Talk to friends and family members who have
recently bought a new home and ask for their
recommendations. Their experiences can give you
valuable information about the professional builders
in the area.
GATHER AT LEAST THREE NAMES OF PROSTFCTIVE
BUILDERS — Contact each of them to discuss your
housing needs and request a list of previous projects
and customers. Drivc around and take a look at
some of the houses they have built. Talk to the
homeowners and ask questions about the
community, the house and the builder's service
before, during and after the sale.
a Consult more than one homeowner
for each builder to get a cross-
section of opinions.
Take a good, close look at a
builder's model homes. Are they
soundly built? Arc they well
finished? How do they compare
with other homes built by this
builder and other builders" Ask the
hake builder about the types of materials
used, the maintenance requirements
and other details of interest to you.
HIRE A LAw V ER — YOU will need a
lawyer (or notary) to complete a
real estate purchase and it is a good
idea to arrange for this early. If you
don't have a lawyer already, the
local or provincial bar association
can refer you to lawyers who
specialize in real estate. Your
lawyer will represent your interests
throughout the process of buying a
new home. Ask for an estimate of
legal costs in advance so you know
what to expect.
DECIDE WHERE TO BUY — You can look for your
new home by visiting builders' model sites,
checking newspaper ads or following "For Sale"
signs that you spot while driving around. You can
also hire a real estate agent to look for a new home.
Either way, the location of your new home will be
.one of the most important factors you will want to
consider. Is the home convenient to work, schools
and shopping? Is public transit close at hand?
Picture yourself in the neighborhood — is it well
maintained? Are recreation facilities available and
nearby? Are there environmental considerations —
such as sources of pollution, noisy traffic routes for
cars, trains or aircraft — that you may want to
consider?
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New Home
WarrantyPlan covers deposit
Consumers buying a new builder or back out and be construction and the builder declares bankruptcy after
home can take comfort in the14411A AA1_ refunded the fee. However, if having completed work valued at, for example,
knowledge there is warranty the project does not proceed and $12,000. $8,000 of the purchaser's payment (total of
protection on deposits if the0"7 't 0"7 @ the fee is lost, it is not covered money paid out, minus value of work done) would be
builder fails to close the deal on by ONHWP's warranty. protected.
their home. Wcous-eIn cases of contract homes, Consumers who are considering buying a new
Under the Ontario New purchasers can still receive up to home or condominium should take the time to
Hone Warranties Plan Act, new 13Y Almy LEKAM $20,000, but the calculation to understand the deposit protection coverage that
home buyers are covered for determine the amount they applies to their own situation.
their deposit to a maximum of $20,000 if, throngh no receive differs from condominium or freehold If you require more information about deposit •
fault of their own, their builder fails to complete the dwelling transactions. coverage protection contact your nearest ONHWP
sale. Typically in a contract home scenario, the Regional office or call 1-800-668-0124.
Home buyers should be aware of the $20,000
coverage cap. The Ontario New Home Warranty
Program (ONHWP) often hears from naive
homebuyers who gave builders
down payments larger than the
cap, mistakenly believing the
entire amount was protected.
It is also important to
understand the difference between
'completing the sale' and
'finishing the home'. If the builder
files for bankruptcy prior to the
completion of the closing of the
home buying transaction, then
your deposit is protected and you
should register a claim with your
nearest ONHWP Regional office.
However, if you and your
builder sign an Agreement of
Purchase and Sale and officially
close the new home deal, then the
sale is complete and the deposit
protection is finished. At that time.
another form of ONHWP
protection begins — coverage for
breaches of warranty and
incomplete work.
Protection on condominium
deposits is similar to freehold
dwelling deposit coverage except
that new condominium buyers can
recover up to 520,000 (if, through
no fault of their own, the builder
fails to close the sale). plus
interest as directed by the
Condominium Act.
In dealing with deposit
protection it should be noted that
ONHWP does not cover
reservation fees on condominiums.
A reservation fee - generally
between 5500 and 51,000 but
sometimes more - is money paid
by a potential condominium buyer.
giving that interested purchaser an
option on the (as yet unbuilt)
condominium. Since there is no
Agreement of Purchase and Sale,
the purchaser is not obliged to buy
and the vendor is not obliged to
sell. The prospective purchaser is
paying for a first chance at
purchasing when more details are
available.
Eventually the potential buyer
may decide to enter an actual
agreement with the condominium
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Subsequently, if the purchaser pays $20,000 towards New Home warrawy Program.
SALES SOAR AT THE
BROWNSTONES OF PICKERING
Discover the cast ends most
successful new community, the
Brownstones of Pickering. Purchasers
certainly can recognize outstanding value
when thev see it. Over 70% of the free-
hold condominium townhomes have sold
in just six weeks! Located in Durham's
most sought-after community,
T"he Brownstones of Pickering offers a
variety of designs and are priced from just
$109,900.
But it's also the exterior urban
elegance and inner spaciousness of these
two and three-storey residences that has
captivated buyers. Take a look at the
Dartmouth, with 1.06^ .,4 :rof
open -concept living spate and priced at
only 5123,900. The Dartmouth will
awaken the decorator in you. On the
exterior, brick quoining and keystones
arch Palladian-srvk windows giving a
cosmopolitan look to the Mont.
Inside, open the door to contemporary
styling with the efficient Kitchen at the
front of the house and the cozy
L,v,int; Dining Poorn arra
back patio.
The Dartmouch features two large
Bedrooms and a antral Bach on
theSecond Level, where unique windows
brighten the rooms and highlight your
furnishings. For dramatic luxury, head
upstairs to your private Loh and Roof
Terrace. Suitable as a sitting room or
studio, the loft completes the
Brownstones' air of
sophistication.
Land servicing is expected
to begin in two week;, with
construction underway in
July. To visit the Salts Office
at The Brownstones of
Pickering, take Hwv. 401 east
to Brock Rd. Head north and
tarn left on Pickering
Parkway. The sales office hours
areMonday to Thursday 12
noon - 8 p.m., Saturday.
Sundae & holidays 1 l a.m. -
5 p.m., and closed Friday,.
For further information, call
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Attractive homes sell betten.iand faster
You've decided to buy a new home,
therefore you want to sell your existing
home quickly and for the best possible
price. The following tips from the
Canadian Home Builders' Association
show how you an make your home more
attractive to prospective buyers,
one of the first places to assess is the
front yard. According to many experts,
curb appeal is important. It doesn't natter
what the inside looks like if the buyer
never gets there.
A coat of point oa the door, polished
house numbers, door knob and knocker, a
new brass kickplate, mature bushes and
blooming plants all help to create a
positive fast iu�
If a survey of the inside shows up
old -looking paint and dated
wallpaper, then a new coat of paint is
in order. Choose premium quality
paint and remember fill nail holes and
cracks fust.
Stick to light light, neutral colors.
Darker tones or trendy shades may
offend potential buyers_ light colors
can also make small rooms seem
larger, airier and, naturally, brighter
— all pluses in a resale market.
A coat of paint and new cupboard
and drawer handles arc inexpensive
ways of breathing new life into a tired
!coking kitchen. Keep windows clean
n order to let as much light as
possible into all rooms. A home filled
with natural light is much more
appealing than a dark, gloomy place_
Place table and floor lamps
strategically to artfully eliminate dark
corners.
Brownstones
To commemorate the ground
breaking for the Brownstones
of Pickering, you are invited to
a special day on Saturday (lune
17) beginning at noon at the
community's sales office.
The Mayor of Pickering and
six aldermen will release
helium balloons from the cast
end's most successful neve
condominium townhome
community.
Also helping celebrate is a
disc jockey and a clown to
entertain the kids with face
painting and a few other tricks.
The Brownstones of
Pickering features a collection
of townhomes starting at
$109,900. Seventy per cent of
the community sold within six
weeks of homes going on sale.
To reach the Brownstones of
Pickering sales office is located
on Pickering Parkway. Exit
Hwy. 401 at Brock Rd. and
proceed north to Pickering
Parkway, then turn left.
Everyone is invited. The
official ribbon cutting will take
place at 1 p.m. sharp.
Make those minor repairs that you've
kept postponing. Tighten loose
doorknobs, fix leaky faucets, replace
broken window pones and screens, caulk
around bathroom fixtures and replace
burnt-out lightbulbs.
Clean carpets, draperies and, even,
upholstery. Clean out the basement and the
stuffed closets. Reduce the dutteer outside.
Be objective in checking your home's
appearance. Always consider what might
tun off a prospective buyer.
If a major repair or improvement is
required, consider the services of a
professional renovator. Get two or three
quotes and ask for references. Contact the
Toronto Home Builders' Association for
the names of member renovators.
A home on show must be spotlessly
clean. Furthermore, it must smell clean. Be
especially aware of household odors
caused by smoking and pets. Even
overwa/ered plans an be a problem — a
pot base collecting water gives off an
unpleasant odor.
Just because you've checked the front
of the house, don't forget the sides and
bock. Outdoor furniture should be out as
long as the weather is appropriate. Gaps in
outdoor landscaping can be quickly
Fr#
repaired by adding a few healthy mature
shrubs and plants. Keep the lawn raked
and mowed
Before an open house, buy some fresh
flowers for the living room and the
kitchen, bake some cookies or muffins to
fill the kitchen with the inviting aroma of
home cooking, spray a whiff of cologne m
the master bath and wipe down stainless-
steel sinks with a little cooking oil so they
shine as a prospective buyer surveys
kitchen appointments.
Investing a bit of time and a few dollars
here and there an make all the difference
when you're selling your home.
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Energy efficiency part of building industry
Professional builders are increasingly
using environmentally -responsible
building techniques and materials to
lessen the impact of our bones and how
we live in them on the environment.
There is no better time to find out
about the choices available than when
you are looking for a new home.
Buying an energy-efficient home is
one of the most important contributions
that a homeowner can make to the
envaomnent. Fifteen per cent of Canada's
total energy coaviption is attributed to
"heating the country's homes and the vast
majority of this energy is derived from
non-renewable resources.
New homes are considerably
more energy-efficient than homes
built just 10 years ago, thanks to
higher levels of insulation, advanced
scaling techniques, improved
windows and more efficient beating
and cooling systems-
-High -performance -
ystems-
"High-performance" windows
with thermal resistance ratings of up
to R-8 can further reduce the energy
requirements of your new home.
These windows may include: triple -
or, even, quadruple -glazing and
low -emissivity glass (low -E) to let
in the warmth of the sun while
preventing the heat indoors from
escaping. argon gas to increase the
thermal performance of the window;
and beat mirrors between the layers
of glass for superior insulating
ability.
Consider selecting an energy-
efficient heating system. Mid-
' efficiency furnaces are 10 to 15 per
cent more efficient than standard
products, while high -efficiency
furnaces can provide close to 95 per
cent efficiency and create up to 30
per cent less pollution than standard
products. While they may require a
higher initial investment, heat
PUMPS offer greater energy
performance returns.
Reduced environmental impact is
only one of the many benefits of an
energy-efficient home. Homeowners
will enjoy the energy savings, which
can be significant over time, and
increased comfort (even heat
throughout the house, warm floors
and no drafts), convenience and a
more pleasant indoor living space.
The R-2000 home is an
environmentally responsible home
that uses half of the energy of a
conventionally -built home and
Provides homeowners with a
cleaner, healthier indoor
environment. R-2000 homes are
built by specially -trained builders•
tested and certified so that
consumers know exactly what they
arc buying.
In a typical household, washers
and dryers, refrigerators, freezers,
stoves and dishwashers account for
approximately 15 per cent of
residential energy consumption.
Many builders today include a
full range of appliances with their
new homes. Homebuyers should try
to ensure that these appliances are
energy efficient and water
conserving. Not only do energy-
efficient appliances have less impact
on the environment, they are also
less expensive to operate.
� �F,weWi*, published by Energy,
ices tied Resources Canada, lets
conseams compare the energy
performance of one appliance with
another. All Canadian -manufactured
models of major household appliances
are tested to determine their energy use
according to standards set by the
Canadian Standards Association. The
results of these tests are indicated on the
labd attached to every new appliance.
7Nrpially, energy-efficient appliances
reduce energy use by 15 per cent.
Recently, the market has seen the
introduction of a new generation of
appliances that are up to 48 per cent
more energy efficient than conventional
appliances. Buying the full range of
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