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Whitby Free Press, 10 Oct 1984, p. 18

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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAy, OCTOBER 10, 1984, WIIITBY FREE PRESS RE'AL ESTATE NEWS> BOWE & CCKS, Otter Creek home boasts retre at in master LIMITD REALT. bedroom complete with own fireplace i 1 LOVELY 2 DEDROOM Condo ln desîreable area of Ajax, 5 appIlancesêé, vendor wIll assist with fInan- cing, asklng $49,000.00. Cali Beverly Phillipe 576. 2421 RES 576-6517. EXECUTIVE Ralseci bungalow, large lot, lots of ex- tras, 121/ % 'tNI 1987. Cali Ken Lane 576-2421 RES 723-2131. NOATH.WEST 3 bedroom home, separate dining roomf, lot 220 ft. deep. Lsted at $49,900.00. Cali Alice Aulifi 576-2421 RES 728-4050. LARGE 3 BEDROOM 2 storey home east Whitby area, walk-out from kitchen, bay window, 11/2 baths, close to shopping and 401. $91 ,900.00. Cali Shirley Brown 576-2421 RES 571-2479. WHERTHEýCT e1 WE'RETHE NEIGHBOURHOOO Y PROFESSIONALS. OUÏILI824 Brook St. N., Whltby =~ïE~EEiYr2L 668-6221 GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. member broker (A cross from the Curling RInk) Tim Brfumweil, Sales Associate represen- ing Century 21 Gold Jacket Reaity Ltd., rcently compieted an Intensive, four-day S training programn on the effective marketing of invest- ment, commercial and Industriai proper- ties. The course was conducted by Mr. Gene Hustead, lnternationaîîy renowned exchanger and traîner, as a speciai con- sultant to Céntury 21 Real Estate Corporation of Irvine, California. Tim has successfuily completed the academic requirements and Is now a candidate for the Cen- tury 21 lnvestment Specialist Designation, recognized ln more than 6,000 offices In No-h America and Japan. Calil Tim for professionai, full time service and resuits. This 2,740-square foot ail brick home, eom- plete witb a double gar- age, sits in a prime location on a private court in the Otter Creek subdivision. On entering the foyer, you immediately notice the spiral oak stairway leading from the basement to the second floor. To the left, a for- mai living room correlated with the dining room which has sliding glass doors opening to the deck. Passing through the sunny south greenhouse kitchen, you notice the home bas a central vacuum system, a two- piece powder room, a main floor laundry room with a side entry and a cozy family room witb floor to ceiling brick fireplace plus another walk-out to the deck. Upstairs there are four bedrooms, and a large four-piece bathroom. The master bedroom has no com- mon wails with the other tbree bedrooms for ad- ditional privacy. It has a large walk-in closet, a huge four-piece ensuite with a step-up tub, a sky, light and a sunken retreat with its own floor to ceiling fireplace- that would entice CORPORATION OF THE TOWN 0F WH ITBY .........PLANNING 0-C DEPARTMVENT NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MEETING RE: SPECIAL STUDY AREA 5 PLANNING STUDY .....» SPECIAL k AREA 5~ HW~Yo DATE: Monday, October 15,1984 TIME: 8:30 p. m. PLACE: Whitby Municipal Buiiding 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario ln accordance with the Whitby OfficiaI Plan, a secondary plan study of Special Study Area 5, identified on the map above, is being carried out by the Planning Department. The purpose of the study Is to replace the Special Study. Area designation with specific land uses and policies to guide future growth and deveiopment in the area. At this meeting, a Stage il - Draft Planning Policies Report wilI bepresented. Ail interested persons are invted to attend and to submit any wrîtten comments as Input into the preparation of finalized policies ln the form of an amendiment to the Whitby Off iciai Plan. Further information on the study, or copies of the rabove report may be obtained by contacting Larry Cavanagh of the Planning Department at (416) 668- 5803. ROBERT B. SHORT Director of Planning ________Corporation of thé Town of Whitby anyone to retreat. an open field. The basement is sec- An open bouse wiil be tioned off into tbree held tbis Saturday (Oct. areas. The main portion 13) from 3 to 4 p.m. at has a rougbed in the home wbich is fireplace and a walk-out located at 7 Michelle to the backyard which is Crt. (which runs off fenced in and backs onto Crawford St.- west of Anderson St.). This home cornes witb a llsted seiling price of $139,900. For more information cail Donna Kavelman of Fred Giles Realtor at 723-4337 or 433-1114. House of the week Mr.- Grocer launc'hes appeal A recent ruling of the Ontario Labor Relations Board will be appealed to tbe Ontario Supreme Court by Wilett Foods Ltd. The OLRB recently decreed that botb of Willett's subsidiaries' Dominion Stores and Mr. Grocer are the same company and both are bound by tbe collec- tive agreement negotiated between Dominion and the union representing its em- ployees. Mr. Grocer outlets, including the one at 303 Brock St. S., Wbitby, are franchise operations, independan- tly owned and operated. Many of these stores tbrougbout Ontario, in- cluding tbe one in Whit- by,- are located in old Dominion Stores whicb 901 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA OPEN HOUSE, SAT., OCT. 13, 3:00-4:00, 7 MICH ELLE COURT Prime location, 2,740 sq. ft., 4 bedroom helme. Calil Donna Kaveiman 723-4337. FRED GlLE REALTOR 433-1114. (Anderson.St., iWhitby to Mary St. to Michelle Crt.> were closed due to Iack of profitability. According, to Ros Bletsoe, director of franchise operations, Willett Foods' is "ex- tremely disappointed wîtb the decision. " Despite the ruling, Bletsoe said "we have told the Mr. Grocer franchises that we in- tend to continue business as usûal. "They, of course, wiil bave to make their own assessments of their rîghts and obligations," be added, "but tbey now know that Wiilett will continue to support the franchise concept of Mr. Grocer 100 per cent. " Bletsoe added that tbey bave asked the OLRB to schedule the next Mr. Grocer case as soon as possible. According to Larry Challis, owner of the local outlet, he, doesn't know when his case will bebheard. 1 & 2Bedroorns Located In Parkland Setting Central Whitby *Two Smail 6 Storey Buildij oActivity Centre 'Rent Guaranteed To Jan. 'Ail Utilities Incl. Except Telephone & Cable TV Outside Parking Incl. 0MAY_% - 1HWY. 401 (416) 666-3220 Out of townceau couect Model suite open for viewing Weekdays9-8. Sat. 10-4 Sun. 10-4 A NEW CONCEPT IN LIVING for 55 and OVER The Canadian Club of Durham Reglon PROGRAMME FOR THE 1984-1985 SEASON Wed., Oct. 17,1984 Stanton Freidman'- Nuclear Physicist "Flying Saucers are Real" Tues., Nov. 13, 1984 Peter MansbrIdge - CBC Personality, National television correspondent and anchorman Tues., Jan. 22,1985 Joan Murray - The Executive Director 0f the McLaughlin Art Gallery Mon., Feb. 18, 1985 The Honourary President - "Verna Conant Night" Mon., Mar. 18, 1985 Jackson Beardy - OJibway Indian, author, lecturer, artist "Culture, Life and Legends of his People" Tues., Apr. 16, 1985 Norman Oreck -'a J udge of the Canadian Citizenship Court of British Columbia- Consultant for Cultural Heritage - "What's Good'About Canada?" Tues., May 7, 1985 To be announced Meetings at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa, with dinner at 6:30 p.m. Annual Mombershlp -3$10.00 Eleanor Rycroft 'Grant MacDonald Secretary President 668-2484 985-2107 FOR SALE GILESO WHAWA RE MI m l pm 1

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