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IR. { ! I ' he --- -- i R= oo pie. sat I Business Opportunity i Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales SEE "LIVE ITUP" on CTV, 7:30 Mon- day evening, February 24th. Seasons' Fragrance Consultants earn Hundreds saving others Thousands! 31 Replicas, World's Finest Fragrances. Special $300 retell kit $99. 1-800-387-7075. DISTRIBUTORS WANTED: High-tech engine lubrication products. Government . "tested. Excellent profits. Reply fo: MICROLON INC., 149 Riverside Drive, North Vancouver B.C. VIH 1Té. 604-929-7944. Telex: 04-352880. DISTRIBUTORS WANTED for com-. puferized outlet controller designed to provide energy savings for parking lots of Sor more vehicles. Tests by Manitoba National Research Council resulted In 08.6 per cent savings for a typical winter. Investment required. We train. Write Hi- Tech Controls International, 1A-1844 Pembina Hwy, Winnipeg, Man. R3T 2G2. PAIN CONTROL without pis with elec: tric Impulse (T.E.N.S.) machine (as seen on TVs Marketplace program).' 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Auc: tioneering for pleasure and big profits. Hundreds have learned by this method. Total cost of course Is $49.95 plus $5 postage and handling. Make cheque payable to Publics Own Auction Ser: vices, 11724 - 139 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta T5X 3P3. © BECOME AN Auctioneer. 85 hours of In- struction. Next class April 5th to 12th. For Information contact Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneering, 519-469-3936 -- 519-537-2115, P.O. Box 145 Innerkip, Ontario NOJ 1MO. Auctioneers RON KING - AUCTIONEER - Auctions of All Types Phone Port Perry 2985-2643 SATURDAY MARCH 1 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale of furniture and antiques, the property of MRS. PEARL CRISP and others, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge- Including dining room suite, chesterfield and chair, bedroom suite, bedding, dishes, plus many other items. Full details next week. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge 416-852-3524. PEARCE AUCTION SERVICE Experienced in All Types of Auction Sales We Do Trucking and Appraisals. (416) 655-8073 COCHRANE AUCTION SERVICE Household - Real Estate - Farms - Equipment - Livestock - Whatever Your Auction Needs ... DON & FREIDA will be pleased to hear from you! 985-2788 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 28 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale- oak hall seat, antique platform rockers, walnut hall table, walnut gate-leg table, chesterfield, con- sole colour televisions. More details next week. For consignment to our barn or planning all types of Spring Auctions, contact Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. SATURDAY MARCH - SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay- local estate con- signments, furniture, appliances, Royal Doulton figurines and antiques. Con- signments wanted for this sale of anti- ques or good hc sehold furniture - call 705-324-2783 to 1..t your sale. McLean Auctioneers, complete Auction and Ap- praisal Service. SHERBROOK Coming Soon! Large Lots! MOUNTAIN VIEW Country Living Now! HOMES 570) 99. - ned SHELBURNE 1103 sq.ft (Artst s Concept) $77.990. RRS ey BETHANY JANETVILLE 'PONTYPOOL 1/2 Acre Lots GM Car Pools to Oshawa VIA Rail to Toronto rrom 70,990. (Artist's Concept) $76,990. PINEWOOD 1102 sq.ft. from. . troohe St Peterborough th Lue Lansdowiw St ] a © SALES TRAILERS LOCATED AT BETMANY & MOUNT PLEASANT. 00 ELECTRIC" . Enjy ©o comfort and warmth of chien, uloble hace hot. REAL ESTATE 1-205-277-3073 1-705-277-2652 OAKWOOD 10 Minutes to Lindsay Large Lots GM Car Pools to Oshawa COMING SOON! n= R FRE FER Pe) J © HEATHCOTE (Artist's Concept) 3,223 sq.ft. $151,990. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. 870 Taunton Road E., Whitby (Watch for Signs) Auction sale- new furniture, household items, airtight stove etc. NEW FUR- NITURE : 3 excellent wall units, several brand new chesterfield sets chairs, 3 plece bedroom suite, curio cabinet, cedar chests, 5 plece kitchen sulte- round glass table, coffee and end tables, buffet and . hutch, bed chesterfield, 2 audio-video cabinets, 5 plece bedroom suite, good - lamps, brass tea wagon, collector plates and dishes, several light fixtures and dimmer switches, extension cords, bam- boo stand plus many other articles. MISCELLANEOUS: Good clothes from cleaners, plus shirts and suits etc. Pioneer airtight woodstove, general load from moving company, large headboard, dressers, box springs, set of En- cyclopedias, books, hall seat, 6 oak chairs, 2 washstands, 2 oll lamps, plus other antiques, blankets etc., 10 cu. ft. fridge, compact dryer, organ plus many other articles. VEHICLES: 1976 - 98 Olds. NOTE TIME: 10:30 AM. VIEWING: Friday 1-6 p.m. and morning of sale. There is excellent new furniture In this sale. Plan to attend. Ross McLean Auc- tioneer 576-7550 or 686-3291. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. i Antique Auction Brooklin Community Centre Cassels Road E., Hwy 7 & 12 Auction sale- This is a fabulous sale of Canadiana including 1850 Cherry war- drobe, in oak round dining table, large ice-box, carved sideboard, large stacking bookcase, hall stand, Hoosier cupboard, wall telephone, in pine a corner cup-, board, P.E.|. two-door cupboard, drop- leaf tables, flat-to-wall cupboard, small pine tables, Rope bed, grain scales, desk, wicker table, set of Pressback chairs, iron beds, wash stands, parlour tables, set of child's chairs, composition dolls, weather-vane, Gingerbeer bottle collec- tion, selection of oil lamps, quilts, pic- tures, clocks, decoys, crocks, tins, glass and china etc. Preview 9 a.m. Partial listing only. Terms cash, Visa or approv- ed cheque. Auctioneer: Earl Mackinnon ' 655-3526. Home warranty protects buyers Anyone planning to buy a home in 1986 should be aware that all new houses in Ontario are covered by warranties. The Ontario New Home Warran- ty Program (NHWP) was establish- ed in 1977 to help promote high quality in the province's housing - stock. In general terms, it ensures buyers of new homes are protected against financial loss to a maximum of $20,000 due to major structural flaws or defects in workmanship or materials. The same amount of pro- tection is provided for purchasers' desposits in the event the builder cannot complete the sale. "For example, if a builder goes bankrupt after you've put down a "deposit on a house, but before con- struction has started, you'd be covered by the program," says Lewis. All builders have to be registered and each house scheduled for con- struction must be enrolled with the program. Once a new home is finished, the builder gives the buyer a certificate of completion and possession. It should not be signed by the pur- chaser until a thorough inspection of the property has been done. The builder will usually accompany buyers on the inspection. Any incomplete work or defects should be noted on the certificate. About six weeks after signing, NHWP will send you a warranty certificate. It's important to note that the pro- gram does not cover incomplete work. If your new house is not ready for occupancy on time or if any work is incomplete, discuss the situation with your lawyer. Most defects occurring during the first year following construction are covered by the warranty program. "You have protection against just WEDNESAY FEBRUARY 24 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. "Kahn Country Auctions" (formerly Herongate), re-opening Wednesday, February 26th at 6:30 p.m. at our new location on the Brock Road, Pickering, 3 miles south of Brougham and Hwy No. 7. The opening sale features an abundance of quality antique and collectible items consigned by the Estate of MATTIE HARRIS, Toronto, plus added con- signments. Some highlights include the following: 2-Armand Marseille Bisque head dolls (in original box and costume), antique coffee grinder, old Edison cylinder record player (with horn), Pe- quengnat clock, hanging and Ginger- bread clocks, Hoosler cupboards, spinn- ing wheel, hanging lamp, patterned oil lamps, collectible glass and china, Blue Flower crock, East Lake oak table, oak roll top desk, pine and country washstands, East Lake bedroom suite, Empire sofa, 3 oak dining suites, iron and brass beds, rockers, sideboards, desks, old wooden beds, sets of Pressback chairs, occasional chairs, country chests, old advertising signs, primitives, and a lot more. Just an oustanding variety. So join us every Wednesday and participate. In one of Ontario's most authentic old- fashioned auctions, with no buy-backs or reserves. The 'True' auction. Preview from 1 p.m. Terms cash or cheque (with 1.D.). G&H Kahn Auctioneers, phone 683.0041. " about everything, from plumbing problems to bad roofing," says Lewis. 'But keep in mind, we're talking about actual defects -- construction that doesn't meet building code standards or flaws in workmanship and materials." During the first year, any defects should be reported in writing to the builder. Include your warranty number, the lot and plan numbers and an explanation of the problem. If the company does not respond within fourteen days, advise NHWP of the situation and conciliation will be arranged. Homeowners with legitimate com- plaints are guaranteed action on their problems, Lewis; says. The builder is required by law ta fix everything covered by the warran- ty. If the company defaults, NHWP officials will arrange for repairs and deal with the recalcitrant builder themselves. Remember, unresolved problems must be reported to the warranty program office in writing before the end of the first year. During the next four years, houses are covered for major structural defects only. "The extended coverage applies to serious problems such as founda- tion defects that threaten the struc- tural integrity of the building and problems with load-bearing walls or roof joists,' says Lewis. Major structural defects that become apparent between the se- cond and fifth year should be reported in writing directly to NHWP before the end of the fifth year of possession. Send copies of any such letters to the builder. Any questions about home war- ranties should be directed to the nearest NHWP office or program headquarters at 600 Eglinton Ave., East, Main Floor, Toronto, Ontario M4P 1P3 ---- 416-488-6000.