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Sunday, Feb. 19,1995 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 8
extrau et cuttin trustees askefor $1.4 million
By SAL BOMMARITO expenditures Thursday night, just one week Trustees had whittled a proposed 6.7 -per But a list of needs brought forward by vari-
STAiF REPORITR after hopping more than $5 million from the cent average tax increase down to a more ous school board departments, ranging from
DLTRHAM — Public school trustees were Durham Board of Education's proposed $369- manageable 3.5 per cent hike at the end of last 52.500 to $222.000 in cost, means trustees
asked to consider an additional $1.4 million in million budget. wctk', h,Wj� et w-ssion See TRUSTEES. -Page 5
Welfare rolls rise
for second month
DURHAM — About 450 more people Jomed the regional
social assistance roils m January. the second straight month
the numbers increased.
Durham council's health and social ser_
,.ices committee chairman Tom Edwards
says. "Of course I'm concerned, but it's
Aso tradition'. for the caseload to rise in
the winter.
The number of people receiving general
wtlfare assistant in January nose by 3511
or two per cent, to 18.129. Included in dot
number are 5,615 children.
Tom Edwards While more people joined the wdfar+e rolls
last moruh. the numbtx is dawn vgnifcaruly hum January of
1994. when ''. 0= wHecsed general welfare assistance_
Family Benefit Allowance (FBA) recipicats also increased
last month over December. jumping by 98 peopk-• or 5 per
cent. to 20.760. The FBA rolls include 13.654 children.
In terms of rases. welfare and FB A ruse two per cent last
month. an increase Mr. Edwards says is suable. "What's so
See WELFARE...Psge 3
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rill H x'07
wy
ui 'Durham now4
.
, :fie ion demands
DURHAM Hwy. 407 sbosld be extetsded
tmmo tie Regios reser
aotlIn a ed W� vote, raplio■d ooNscil e800d as the l
poriaea d cove nuM to ennead due road eavt fio.
Hwy. 48 is Mactrat to list with Hwy. 401 is
tL7wi■gtoat.
Coauttrctiots wat as the bigbway is oda WAY is
Ped and Yat Resiow but maps at Hwy. 48.
A Wport how Du&wes phems and worts oohs-`
minces caput cile nioa of the 407 "the Regios's high-
est ttassportatios priority".
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Proud to be Canadian
Citizenship rout Judge Walter Borosa and court clerk Solange
L *m. right, greet three-year-old Zwnia Na" and her dad Afsar
NwM as new Canadians during a special ceremony Tuesday in
celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Canadian flag at
Pickering High School in Ajax. photo by Ron fro
Head lice
infestation
hits schools
By BRAD REAUME
EXREAMN STAtf
Dt TRIIAM — Head lice infestations
are fairly common at this time of year.
with several cases showing up in
Durham schools.
"Infestation is common in the weer
because people tend to cluster kxk)ors
and. especially in children, who spread
lice by sharing hats and scarves," says
Dr. Linda Panaro. Durham's medical
officer of health
Dr. Panaro stresses that infestation
has little to do with personal hygiene.
Lice also do not carry any disease.
See HOW. -Page 3
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Name Dropping....................32
Classified . ..........................33
Phone Imes
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Fax 683-7363
Sincerely Yours
1-416-976-1991
.InfoSource 683-7040
Death Notices 683-3005
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dverti.ser
Sunday, Feb. 19,1995 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 8
extrau et cuttin trustees askefor $1.4 million
By SAL BOMMARITO expenditures Thursday night, just one week Trustees had whittled a proposed 6.7 -per But a list of needs brought forward by vari-
STAiF REPORITR after hopping more than $5 million from the cent average tax increase down to a more ous school board departments, ranging from
DLTRHAM — Public school trustees were Durham Board of Education's proposed $369- manageable 3.5 per cent hike at the end of last 52.500 to $222.000 in cost, means trustees
asked to consider an additional $1.4 million in million budget. wctk', h,Wj� et w-ssion See TRUSTEES. -Page 5
Welfare rolls rise
for second month
DURHAM — About 450 more people Jomed the regional
social assistance roils m January. the second straight month
the numbers increased.
Durham council's health and social ser_
,.ices committee chairman Tom Edwards
says. "Of course I'm concerned, but it's
Aso tradition'. for the caseload to rise in
the winter.
The number of people receiving general
wtlfare assistant in January nose by 3511
or two per cent, to 18.129. Included in dot
number are 5,615 children.
Tom Edwards While more people joined the wdfar+e rolls
last moruh. the numbtx is dawn vgnifcaruly hum January of
1994. when ''. 0= wHecsed general welfare assistance_
Family Benefit Allowance (FBA) recipicats also increased
last month over December. jumping by 98 peopk-• or 5 per
cent. to 20.760. The FBA rolls include 13.654 children.
In terms of rases. welfare and FB A ruse two per cent last
month. an increase Mr. Edwards says is suable. "What's so
See WELFARE...Psge 3
ja
rill H x'07
wy
ui 'Durham now4
.
, :fie ion demands
DURHAM Hwy. 407 sbosld be extetsded
tmmo tie Regios reser
aotlIn a ed W� vote, raplio■d ooNscil e800d as the l
poriaea d cove nuM to ennead due road eavt fio.
Hwy. 48 is Mactrat to list with Hwy. 401 is
tL7wi■gtoat.
Coauttrctiots wat as the bigbway is oda WAY is
Ped and Yat Resiow but maps at Hwy. 48.
A Wport how Du&wes phems and worts oohs-`
minces caput cile nioa of the 407 "the Regios's high-
est ttassportatios priority".
! � t
Proud to be Canadian
Citizenship rout Judge Walter Borosa and court clerk Solange
L *m. right, greet three-year-old Zwnia Na" and her dad Afsar
NwM as new Canadians during a special ceremony Tuesday in
celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Canadian flag at
Pickering High School in Ajax. photo by Ron fro
Head lice
infestation
hits schools
By BRAD REAUME
EXREAMN STAtf
Dt TRIIAM — Head lice infestations
are fairly common at this time of year.
with several cases showing up in
Durham schools.
"Infestation is common in the weer
because people tend to cluster kxk)ors
and. especially in children, who spread
lice by sharing hats and scarves," says
Dr. Linda Panaro. Durham's medical
officer of health
Dr. Panaro stresses that infestation
has little to do with personal hygiene.
Lice also do not carry any disease.
See HOW. -Page 3
Inside
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Editorial................................6
Sports.................................28
Name Dropping....................32
Classified . ..........................33
Phone Imes
General 683-5110
Fax 683-7363
Sincerely Yours
1-416-976-1991
.InfoSource 683-7040
Death Notices 683-3005
The trews Adwestleer
regularly uses
seeyckd aewspaint
93* + 7t GST = $1
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Hearing wedding bells
Melissa Anthony, left, and Danielle Robertson Battle a bad case of
the nerves as they wait for the school-age wedding at Cadarackque
Public School in Ajax to begin on Valentine's Day.
photo by Ron Metroniro
Welfare
rolls up
FROM PAGE I
alarming is the drop W `94 was so small
each month, .3 or .8. It was one per cent
on one occasion."
He notes that, during winter, a drop
in construction work "has an effect on
the whole economy.
"We're hoping (the increase) is a sea-
sonal thing and come the better weath-
er, we'll see an improvement."
Prior to December, the last increase
in welfare recipients in Durham was in
March. 1994.
The social assistance caseloads also
rose provincially in January, with wel-
fare cases climbing 2.7 per cent and
FBA .1 per cent. About 1.3 million
Ontanians collected social assistance last[
month, up from 1.1 million in January,
1992.
About 15,000 people joined the wel-
fare rolls m the province, pushing the
total over 600,000. Most recipients cite
unempioyment as their reason for being
on welfare.
How you can fight those pesky lice
FROM PAGE I
hairline," Dr. Panaro says. 'They are
"Once you've got beard lice, they
prol fic little crines."
don't mind a shampooing every day."
The We do not fly or jump from per -
says Dr. Panaro. "It's kind of like a car
son to person Direct contact is necessary
wash to them."
to transwat the infestation. For this rea-
Treatment oonsw of washing with a
son lice send to spread dmmgb schools
medicated shampoo. But washing too
and m families.
often, which people send to do, can be
"Adults don't tend to share bats or
dangerous, eg ocially in young children,
scarves and they are quicker to recognize
the doctor explains. due to the potency
something is wrong and correct it," the
of the medicatiom
doctor says. "Head lice arc still per -
The louse is ball the sine of a grain
cerved as a symbol of poverty or lack of
of rice and is usually farad at the nape
bygiare, but that's not the case."
of the neck, around the ears or at the
The doctor recommends washing in
Durham budgets for dump up north
DURHAM — "With the unser-
The money If the mine
The Region is set- tawny of the IWA
would be used to option doesn't
ting aside site in Pickering
help fund studies proceed, Durbam
$100,000 to kap r e c e i v i n g
and the environ- won't spend the
open its option to approval, Durban
mental assess- money.
ship garbage to has an interest in
ment of the
Kirkland Lake keeping all
Kirkland Lake
lnformaim of
very hot water all bedding, pillows, tow-
els or anything which could have come
intoe contact with the bead of an infested
pumn. fin== and carpets should be
tbagugbly vacuumed
ed.
"Haman bead lice are restricted to
people," said Dr. Panaro. "Pets cannot
get don. so you don't have to give Fido
s shampoo treatment.."
The medicated shampoo cannot be
used ars a preventive medicine.
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USM PLINTwetre `sottnevrbat >Eppea iii by . s the Ill 11141woriis and aloe
illi 'ADVF�TISER "Cfriendt�r amendment" � M amid we'll; #tc'hividr
(hili —.Much to the d>s" colsttiE sni�,g aB shvctuttt>ta for two throngs tiny community
t of Gkndak area -
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meter: tetttalirely adopted an
nnended Tawe Cestui West Urtan
esiga and Land Nisar Ztedy
1'be , Ia bc.
? y council a last titae this coming
> liooday, aftempts to determine the
><rnnte design of hods bordered by
><ixie Road, Kingston Road,
.iverpool Rood and Hwy, 401.
_.Development would include A
of eunimacial, buuadsteab and
"' bruidlags.
Members or the Liverpool West
Cosaa>ttttity Association (LWCA),
Ilrionarity
conited about building
t goidelina and road connec-
>tiom through their neighborhood,
`Unprovoked attack'
PICKF.RING — Two pizza restau-
rant empbyoes suffered minor injuries
after being attacked by three youths
early Thursday morning. according to
Durham Regional Police.
The two victims, a 26 -year-old
Pickering man and a 30 -year-old
Willowdale resident, were attacked out-
side the restaurant in the Hub Plaza at
1360 Kingston Rd. around 12:50 am.
The younger victim suffered cites and
bruises to his face while being attacked
b• two assailants. A police officer who
responded to the call atemptcd to Kai
vel but a third youth who happened to
witness the attack joined in and began
eap�+eaaed Ids aboti!
ooetaiPs desire tu�`Nnotttned
;Dixie ailed Livetrpool Runtds oppodii
the Hwy. 401 eastbound rattrap. `''fine
36! -odd residents who signed the
petition protesting a 401 hookup will
be eery dimppoiatted. ll seems this
plait is much too flexible with no
concrete planning or sense of what
the ratum holds."
.:: Councillor Maurice Brenner iris
pleased council resolved sonne areas
of concern, however, not without
resesYsi6on.
"For all our analysis, we're still
.
being too traditional. We had the
oQportnnity for urban design, but
we haven't. I have a bad taste over
on pizzeria workers
amulting the victim police say.
The two original assailaius then fled
the scene in a car with Quebec licence
plates and were later pulled over by
police on Hwy. 401 near Meadawvaie
Road_
The third assailant was atested at the
scene. Police said both attacks were
unprovoked.
An 18 -year-old Montreal than and a
17-ycar•oid North York young offender
have been charged with assault causing
bodily harm, while a 15 -year-old
Pickering young offender was charged
with breach of probation and assault
causing bodily harrm
no the atvdg any longer, with awyor
Wayne Arthum stressing :herr
"timely. mind appropriate it is tv
move forward without defill
Liverpool homes will
`obliterate historic
area', LWCA fears
PICKERING — Liverpool West
Community Association members
were able to quash a development
of townhouses in their neighbor-
hood Monday, but still felt some-
what ignored by Town council.
At Pickering council's executive
committee meeting Monday, resi-
dents of the Dunbarton community
pleaded with politicians to halt the
"obliteration of a historic area" and
to "reconsider plunking a style of
housing far removed from the char-
acter of the area".
The developer's proposal for
eight semi-detached units on the
northeast corner of Dunbarton
Road and Fairport Road was
revised by council to include five
single-family dwellings with short-
er frontages than desired by
LWCA.
Members of LWCA said after
council's decision they felt their
concerns were "totally unheard' by
the polificiaes.
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Trustees wrestle with requests e nests % more moveqY
FROM PAGE 1 a percentage paint, the tedi-C&ru have been made. Achievement Test) testing of all
will have reduce their overall budget by a Despite assurances from staff that any "I'm not supporting any motionP-,
Grade 3,5,7 and 9 students.
corresponding amount or increase their items added to the budget would be offset by until we have exhausted our exami-O $25,200 for the new report�rd
pro- savings in other areas, the budget com>ilittee nation of other items in the bud -
posed tax increase by about three-quarters of program -
voted sing any new items until "
againstget, said an angry Oshawa trustee` Also presented to the budget com-
t
vFayers
mittee was a trustees' list of "identi-
F
aemaj tax f reee F
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fled needs", some of which consti-
at oshawst's Quem ERmbeth Public
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STAFF REPORTER ` `"' School, demaulded to know Then the
DURHAM -- With Wednesday,::;;
`""'toald would undertake much-weded
: `
r< I igllN3 nio-diac rally at the Mttro East
Yn&ratiolls to divide the school's open.
`Trade Centre still fresh In his n dnd,
cassroomns — also referred to
horW Puckering resident Micbad Heck
as pods— ob dasarooms.
delivered a strong message to the "Wi fed we cannot euaphastre
)urham Board of Education's budget
'euuuPMethe
committee Thursday tight
chides we subjected to in these pods.
"When are you @mPtr u+ng �o get {
With three (clrlsses) in their formative
he nIr srlgeyam ama't keep iacreasog
-> —one Iki three Grade
Property` !macs':"' Mr. Heck ad�ed the
and two Grade 2 — it sets a fonrlidr
> 'oonrnrdee, which reoeired preseid,
° ble to the developinent of eei-
said.
kurning h~ Mr. L"and °tions from a ran" of ote:eded:ii
;ratePray'as ��' to � meeting
�` P� was oa ��
held at the education centre in whkby.
milike sun the Ft�alch-lmnmersloa Pro'
Mr. Hen#, who attended the rally
remrails intact.
�lomg with 3,500 other twat -weary red.
IJmmcla Snllth M182r, w"child
dellt� said the education portion of his
Winds F.M. Heard Public Scit"Is
y taxes had increased at a
progtramrl, said the ; `
arecord clip In the last 17 years and 4 F:agramisdureatenedevesy yew
:*mould lately triple by the year 2011 ff
<#vund budget time -
<the school baud doesn't take drastic
_'ai cannot understand why, Thea {the
to reduce comb.
school board) has such a suooessfill
Using the pow Pubic to mout at the
(F ) pro®ramq that it is
meeheg as an a camnple, be
T thizAlesled."
'bhlmed taxpaysms for tok�nB the She scud first yells change 6�xn
guMerrrn led-seducedtioo it
tk 1 to a Gra1 entry into
woperty bu es,
Iwlth inlaxssion has resulted in
`"We an only bisme tithe
-reduced enro"ent and "has 112411414-
ulbic who are totally apathetic about
icatlt tu/1a tial motions in the
education !antes;' he sai&
asking for a decrease in class sizes from
He proposed the school board httro.
duce cash inoa- H w slur top bumean.
crab who redum their badge!; sluillar
to what's done Is the p*ate secear.
Mr. Heck's oomloee n uveae echoed by
Whitby resident Arthur Marcoft, aha
urged trustees to hold the line an trues
and rethink thdr fain budgd price;•
ties In resect the changing eooaoelry. :.
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NDP to pick
candidate
AJAX-PICKERING — Durham
West New Democratic Pam ► members
will sebxl their candidate far the next
provincial election wednesday.
The nomination meeting is at the
Heroegate Barn Theatre on Alton
Road, north of Taunton Road,
Pk dog. at 7 pmL
The Liberals and ProSressive
Camervatme Parties bttve selected their
cardidales for the nut pavbkdd d ec-
tim which most be deli by September.
The riding is coneody 1 1 ,1 P tee I at
Queen's Part by NDP MPP Jim
Wi:t0.A
Call the Durbin West NDP Riding
Association at 4271666 for mm iofar-
maation.
THE
Audrey MacLean, emphasizing -
mittee was a trustees' list of "identi-
similar comments made by Oshawa
fled needs", some of which consti-
colleagues Nancy McLean and
tute add-ons, others which represent
Mike Nicholson.
budget reductions.
"We should be looking at more Pauline The reinstatement of half-day
savings before we get into a wish Laing kindergarten for non -bused students.
list," said a frustrated Mr.
as well as a reduction in senior -
Nicholson, who would like to see a drastic
kindergarten class sizes, constitute the
reduction in mileage expenses paid to all
biggest trustee -proposed add-ons, while
school board staff.
planned cuts in the area of transportation rep-
epSome
Sometrustees also said they resented hav-
resent the most significant take-aways.
ing to add $10,000 to the budget for an
Proposed changes to the transportation
employee survey to comply with the provin-
policy include: reductions in transportation
tial government's employment equity legis-
for gifted and Frencb-immersion students; an
lation.
increase in the walking distance for students
"We don't want to take taxpayers dollars
who are currently bused; more shared bus
out of the budget to comply with provincial
routes with the Durham Region Roman
legislation and we eaumly don't want to use
Catholic Separate School board; allowing
money that's going to the kids," trustee
parents to voluntarily opt out of transporta-
Mad,ean said.
tion to receive funding for special programs
But school board director Pauline Laing
at their schools and more involvement of the
compared employment equity to junior
private sector in busing of students.
kindergarten, saying the board bad no choice
Trustees are also proposing reductions to
but to comply with the provincially ranine
mileage and expense accounts for all board
ed prog'�
staff: resarictiars on OAC students who want
" The contiaring decline m revenues and
b repeat courses to improve their grades; a
increasing legislative demands in every arra
50 -cent surcharge for students who stay at
are nothing new. Junior kindergarten is the
school for lurch to offset the cost of luach-
most obvious example.-
room supervision; and changes to outdoor
Other add-ons under consideration
Win.
include:
In the area of add-ons, trustees are also
O 5222,000 for a broad-based technology
asking for a decrease in class sizes from
compurr Pog'im-
Grades 4 to 8; increased computer edu atim
O 5100,000 to increase the number of
for students: an increase in the number of
education assistants employed by the board
core-Frencb teachers; commitments to
O W,000 for an early -years education
French immersion and mstrtm ental music;
pmol
the construction of larger portables:
O $764800 for an anti -racist education
increased science education in elementary
Progml_
schools: and more textbooks for science,
O $50,000 for CAT 2 (Canadian
geography and history.
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The Durham Region Health Department, which
co-ordinated Sexual Health Week, can aid parents
who are feeling unsure or awkward about talking to
their children about sex.
With controversy currently swirling around sexu-
al education topics covered by Durham Board of
Education schools and the establishment of a com-
mittee to review it, many parents would prefer to
take the task of sexual education of their children
upon themselves.
But where do you begin?
In many ways, it's tougher than ever to be a
young person grappling with sexual issues, and it's
not always a topic parents and kids feel comfortable
discussing.
However, the growing prevalence of AIDS makes
communication about sex in the home more vital
than ever for the health and well-being of our chil-
dren.
Sexual Health Week or not, it's never too late to
begin talking about sex with your child. Giving facts
as honestly as you can, while emphasizing that each
person's body is private and deserves respect, helps
guide your child toward a healthy sexuality.
Parents who neglect to discuss sexuality with
their children are letting an important aspect of their
development fall to chance. If you need help with
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And in the long run it'll help your children.
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special interestgroupsin the
To the editor:
I am writing in response to
your coverage of the Atomic
Energy Control Board meeting in
Pickering Feb. 1.
I was in attendance at the
meeting as a concerned Pickering
resident hoping to hear the
answers to my questions and
those of my neighbors.
I live near the nuclear plant
with my wife and three children
and I had a specific question I
wattled answered
I never had the chance to ask
my question and neither did the
other residents of Pickering.
The meeting did not turn out
as we had hoped It was manipu-
lated and used for the political
agenda of special interest
groups.
This was my first experience
with the self-proclaimed "voice
of the people", Durham Nuclear
Awareness (DNA).
I can assure you that
DNA did not speak for
me, that it doesn't even
speak for any kind of
representable Percentage •
of the Region.
DNA not only
padded the room with
non -Pickering residents, but
lined up in such a way as to
ensure its agenda sufficiently
obstructed the public's voice.
After a little more investiga-
tion with the AECB, I was made
DrODParent FinTo the editorAccording to surveys, we're a
restless bunch and on average
have a babit of moving every two
years.Most of the time we remember
to let everyone know our new
aware of the fact DNA is regular-
ly given the chance to give input
to the board and this display was
just a replay of tired rhetoric.
Norm Rubin of Energy Probe
exercised his personal political
agenda both on and off the
microphone. I found his
smirking and obvious
antics to be self-serving
and rude.
This, too, is another per-
son who does not repre-
sent the views of me or
my family.
Frankly, I wasn't sure who his
views represented
Maybe Energy Probe should
open itself up to public scrutiny
at a Pickering meeting.
The AECB tried to answer
most of the questions without
getting into too much technical
jargon, which would have clearly
lost the audience.
My main area of concern is
that the AECB should have limit-
ed the question period to just
questions with no prefacing or
pol
itical meanderings of special
mt� far one, am glad the AECB
is an autonomous group within
the government structor+e, some-
what shielded from the agendas
of politicians.
Peter Fakoner,
Pkkering
der a line when you move
address. Sometimes, however, tered, to please call or write with
someone or an organization gets your new location.
overlooked. We have the hustrauou in some
On behalf of Parent Fuxb-,- the cases of having found someone,
ran -profit group that aids people only to have the calls end with the
m finding their but relatives, may telephone number now disconnect -
I ask everyone who already legis- ed or belonging to someone else,
and having our letters to folks
marked `moved, return to sender'.
Please call either 905-686-
7840, 905-404-9151, or the train
office 416-239-1168.
Ajax
Jsa Snrivett,
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Low bidder
gets Region
contract for
recycling in
apartments
DURHAM — A last-minute plea by
an Ajax company failed to persuade
regional politicians to reconsider
awarding a three-year contract to col-
lect recyclable materials from apart-
ments.
J&F Waste Systems sales manager
Barry Henderson tdd Durham council
Wednesday the full costs of the contract
aren't being considered. –1be lowest
tender price isn't always the lowest
price to the Region.-
Regional
egion"Regional council awarded the con-
tract to Hamilton -based Philip
Enterprises at a cost of about $29,500
(GST included) annually for three
years. Philip submitted the lowest ten-
der of six companies which bid on the
contract JdtF bid just over $70,000 a
Year_
Thecontract that begins May 1
involves collecting and selling recy-
clable materials from about 21,000
apartment units across Durham.
AF has 19 months left on a contract
with the Region to collect materials at
recycling igloos in Durham and Mr.
Henderson said it will cost the Region
$228,000 to pay the firm the balance of
the Contract
. And, Durham will have to spend an
extra $120,000 over the next throe years
to landfill different types of paper J&F
handles in igloos that won't be collect-
ed
olle t-
ed by Philip, Mr. Henderson said.
Jack Lorne of Durham's finance
department said the Region has a termi-
nation clause in all its contracts. "it
allows the Region to cancel any unfin-
ished work. We would negotiate the
costs for a settlement, but we're not
liable for nay lost profit."
Mr. Lorne doesn't know what the
cost will be a laminate the J&F con-
tract, but said it "won't be anywhere
new $200,000."
Works Vic Silgailis
was "stopme when the tenders came
in so low, because the department
thougbt the service would cost about
$200,000 a year.
tidy apartera- w bene a awuiapeli-
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Regional! council voted 19-7. with
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Specialmneeds students ma et helpmay
DURHAM — The Diu am Board of While student erufllment increased by ers and academic -resource teachers as
Education took a major first step more than six per cent from 1992 to school programs are modified to meet
Monday toward hiring more education 1994, the number of identified special- the identified needs of exceptional stu-
assistants to work with special education education students lose by more than 22 dents.
Students who have been integrated into per cent over the same period, Ms. Traditionally, education assistants
regular classrooms. Fieedrnan reported. were assigned to specific students.
School board trustees unanimously The Education Act mandates that Today, it's the board's position that edu-
supponed a recommendation from the school boards establish special-educa- cation assistants are assigned to schools
special education advisory committee tion programs to meet the needs of iden- and programs, not individuals.
(SEAL) to lift a board -imposed rap on tified exceptional students. The Ministry of Education and
the hiring of educational assistants. One of the ways the school board sup- Training mandates that integration of
which was approved in 1992. ports appropriate special -education pro- special -education students into regular
The recommendation will now be grams is through the use of education classrooms be a priority whenever possi-
sent to the board's budget committee assistants, who support classroom teach- ble.
which will decide whether there's
money available to begin hiring more
education assistants immediately.
Bev Freedman, superintendent of y
education in charge of programs, told
trustees the hiring cap coupled with stu-
dent growth over the last couple of years
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care away empty-handed from a wort-
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Tbur%day.
The robbers were surprised when told
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Cops hunt burglars in theft
D Store thieves
used power tools
to crack safes
By SGT. GRANT ARNOLD
DURHAM REGION CRIME STOPPERS
PICKERING — Crime Stoppers
and Durham Regional Police are ask-
ing for the public's help in solving a
break, enter and theft in Pickering on
Friday, Dec. 16, 1994.
Just after l a.m., two burglars
entered Lymbird Lumber Company,
477 Kingston Rd., after damaging the
alarm system.
After prying open the west door
using a blue crowbar, the culprits took
several power tools from the shelves
and used them to break into the store's
two safes, stealing a large amount of
cash.
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case
DURHAM — A Durham
Regional Police officer's investi-
gation of a crash that killed an
Oshawa teenager continues to be
scrutinized at a Police Complaints
Commission board of inquiry.
Constable William Delaney is
facing six charges filed by the
family of the dead youth.
Shane Girard, 17, died after his
Yamaha motorcycle rammed into
the side of a car at Ritson Road
and Pentland Street in Oshawa on
Aug. 25, 1993.
Shane's friend, Paul
Richardson, 17, was also thrown
from the motorcycle and suffered
serious injuries.
The driver of the car, a 31 -year-
old woman, suffered head and
neck injuries.
Officers found beer bottles in
the driver's car and she admitted
having drank earlier that day, the
board heard Wednesday. A pas-
senger in her car had also been
drinking.
Shane's parents, Michael and
Davida Girard, lodged a com-
plaint charging that the driver
should have been forced to take a
breathalyzer test_
A blood sample was taken from
Shane's body to determine if he'd
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been drinking but it proved nega-
tive.
During testimony this week at
Oshawa City Hall, ambulance
attendant Derek Cocker told the
board he couldn't detect alcohol
on the driver's breath when he
assessed her at the accident scene.
Oshawa General Hospital nurse
Leanne Andrew told the board she
smelled alcohol while examining
the driver — who was with the
passenger from her car — in the
emergency ward corridor.
Const. Delaney's lawyer, Harry
Black, asked Ms. Andrew if the
scent was coming from the dri-
ver's mouth, but she said she
couldn't be sure.
An accident report submitted
by Const. Delaney was admitted
as evidence. The sheet required
the officer to check a box describ-
ing the driver's condition. He
checked Box 02 which indicated
she "had been drinking." A
provincial guide contains an
addendum: "Had consumed ako-
hol but (her) physical condition
was not legally impaired."
Dr. William Kapusta also testi-
fied he didn't find clinical evi-
dence the driver was impaired.
but thought it odd she hadn't been
subjected to a breath test, due to
the severity of the accident and
the odor of alcohol on her breath.
Shane Girard was a student at
General Vanier Secondary
School.
He had a lifelong passion for
dirt bikes and bought the motor-
cycle three weeks before the acci-
dent.
The Board of Inquiry can rule
the officer be demoted or dis-
missed but the officer can appeal
its decision.
The hearing, which is open to
the public, is expected to last two
weeks.
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Burnam cops arrest growth of girth in annual challenge
❑ Police hope to
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Last year Durham police offi-
cels won the weight loss chal-
dreams come true for children
who are challenged by life -threat-
it does for their health," says
Inspector
lett pledges tied to the amount of
championship
in annual weight loss
g
lenge by defeating their coun-
terparts from Metropolitan
ening illnesses or severe
physical disabilities.
John Hamilton:
The contest is based on partici-
in
weight each loses. Because each
team has a different number of
Battle of the Badges
Toronto, Peel and York
regions. This year, Durham police
hope
pation a 10 -week Weight
Watchers At Work Program that
participants, the winning team is
declared based on the highest
DURHAM Durham
Durham officers lost an
average
to raise even more
for charity and lose more
combines group support and
lifestyle education in weekly
average weight loss.
The winner will be
Regional Police officers are hop-
of 18 pounds
each.
weight.
"We
meetings held at each police orga-
announced
in late March.
ing to defend their championship
title belt by tightening it during
The contest raised $12,000
know from experi-
ence that the Battle of the
nization's headquarters.
Weight Watchers contributes
Anyone wishing to make a
the 1995 Weight Watchers Battle
for The Sunshine Foundation of
Canada, which works to
Badges is a fun campaign that
the program fee to the designated
pledge in support of the police
officers can call Weight Watchers
of the Badges.
make
does as much for officer morale as
charity and the police officers col-
at 1-800-387-8227.
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Up, up
and away
Students at St. Wilfrid Catholic
School in Pickering released
hundreds of balloons to cele-.
brate the schoors official open-
ing Monday. Many of the bal-
loons contained messages for
those who may come across
Own when they return to earth.
photo by Ron Piebaniro
The cats meow
heads to Pickering
PICKF1MG - 'Itis best of feline
breeds are beading to Pickering.
The Canadian Cat Association and
the Canadian National Cat Club holds
a Cat Show at the Pickering
Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley
Farm Road in Pickering, from 10
a.m.-5 p.m on Saturday, Feb. 25.
Admission is $3 for adults, $2 for
children and seniors and $8 for family
Of four.
Call 438-2757 for more informa-
tion.
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Oshawa school
wins recognition
for excellence
By Deb Bodine
DURIL-VO STAFI
OSHAWA - South Simcoe
Public School has another feather
in its cap.
The Oshawa elementary school
has been selected the Ontario win-
ner in the 1994-1995 National
Awards for Excellence in
Business -Education Partnerships
by The Conference Board of
Canada.
South Simcoe Public School is
being touted nationally as a trend-
setter in the education field. But it
was the experiential learning pro-
gram which convinced The
Conference Board of Canada that
the school was a winner.
The program is based on the
Conference Board's recommended
employability skills, such as litera-
cy, thinking skills and the ability
to work on a team. A partnership
between the school and local busi-
ness, the program allows Grade 8
students to experience life in the
workplace. Business representa-
tives come to the school to be
interviewed by students. The inter-
views are published in the school
newspaper. and after completing a
questionnaire, students are
matched up with appropriate
placements where they gain first-
hand knowledge of the world of
work.
In deciding a winner, the judges
were looking for a partnership that
fosters employability skills and
readies student% for a transition to
the world of work, said Paul
Thomson, spokesperson for The
Conference Board of Canada.
"The students can then see the rel-
evancy of their schooling."
Recently, the school was in the
news when it was heralded as a
"success story" in the extensive
document on education released
by the Royal Commission on
Learning. For the Love of
Learning.
South Simcoe Public School
will go on to compete nationally in
The Conference Board of Canada
competition, to be held in May in
St. John, New Brunswick. In
achieving the provincial honor, the
South Simcoe school/community
partnership was selected from Z5
entries submitted by both elemcn-
tary and secondary schools. The
honor includes a 51,000 prize.
"We re all really excited to
have been chosen," said school
principal Sandra Dean. "There
have been a number of people in
the system and they're also shar-
ing in the excitement, which
makes it even nicer."
While the attention has been
rewarding, Ms. Dean said, the
school's primary goal is to work
with the students.
"We have to maintain our focus
and our focus is the students_ We
can't let that go; that's what we're
being recognized for."
i Durham Regional Police patrol cars block the woman was identified as 43 -year-old Carol
scene at Oshawa's Lakeview Park Thursday Anne Fyfe of Oshawa. Forensic tests indicate
following the discovery of a body there. The she died of hypothermia.
Woman s body i denti ried
By Bnd Resume but Friday afternoon issued a statement that the
DURHAM STAFF
OSHAWA - Forensic tests on a woman found
dead early Thursday morning in a parking lot at
Lakeview Park indicate she died from hypother-
mia.
Carol Anne Fyfe, 43, of Rosehill Boulevard in
Oshawa,"was good person and a loving wife,"
says her common law husband Bill
Gooding. -Nobody knows what happened, and
probably no one will ever know."
The body of the registered nursing assistant was
found at 8:15 a.m., a few metres from the roadway
in a parking lot west of the Jubilee Pavilion at the
popular recreation area. Her purse was found near-
by. Police confirmed her identity early Friday
morning.
Police initially considered her death suspicious
woman froze to death.
"There is nothing to indicate foul play," said
Durham Regional Staff Sergeant Ryrie, who added
that further toxicology tests will be conducted
before the case is closed.
Rob Windsor, a driver for City Wide Taxi, was
one of the first people on the scene when Ms.
FYfe's body was discovered. He said he was
flagged down by a motorist in the area and was
asked to use his cellular phone to call police.
Ms. Fyfe was born in Kingston, says Mir.
Gooding. "It has come as quite a shock."
Mr. Gooding said Ms. Fyfe loved to play bingo
and had worked at Oshawa General Hospital as a
registered nursing assistant for about 10 years, but
she had not worked in several months due to back,
knee and neck problems.
Durham urges
families to discuss the birds and the bees
says Catherine Walker, a public health nurse
"By supporting the discussion of sexuali-
regarding all lifestyle issues are originally
"Often,
By Sant Stopes
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER
and chairman of the Sexuality Awareness
Committee of the health department.
ty within the home first and at an early age,
the goal is that sexual health becomes fami-
developed," she observes. parents
are not aware of their influence or their
DURHAM - Parents and children need
"open lines of communication" when it
"Parents have to help young people make
ly-centred," states Ms. Walker. "'Then, the
opportunities to teach. Even when aware,
`90s
comes to sexuality, according to the
positive and healthy decisions to counteract
the negative messages that can occur from
family can help their children grow in their
ability to make healthy sexual choices for
the problems of the is that parents may
not know what to tell their chikiren or how
Durham Region Health Department. To fos-
a
r the message that "Sexual Health Begins
terSe
so ciety."
their future."
to start talking to them about sensitive issues
Homethe week Feb. was been
declared "Sexual Health Week" in Durham
In addition to heightening parents' aware-
ness of their important role in teaching sex-
According to Ms. Walker, results of the
Ontario Health Survey stress the influence
like sexuality.
For further information about the sexual
Region
ual health, this year's campaign advocates
that family has upon the health and well-
"We
health message, contact the Health
"Sexuality is a part of life that parents and
the treed for adults to start talking with their
being of its members. know that it is
Department's Durham Health Connection at
children need to share and discuss together,"
children about sexuality at an early age.
within the family that attitudes and values
723-8521.
Mom saves twins
from fire
WHITBY - A Whitby mother is
glad to be alive after rescuing her
twin sons from a fire at their
Lofthouse Drive home early
Thursday morning.
Yasmina Nazarali, 34, is in
Oshawa General Hospital recover-
ing from serious burns to her hands
and feet.
Her sons Alim and Aman, aged
7, were treated for smoke inhala-
tion and are staying with relatives.
"1'm just grateful that they're all
right," Mrs. Nazarali said.
Mrs. Nazarali said the smoke
alarm went off some time before
1:50 a.m., but she smelled smoke
before that.
"The first thing I thought was to
go and get my kids out," she said.
She made her way through the
smoke and gathered up her two
sons, who sleep in different bed-
rooms.
She then fled downstairs and
outside to safety.
Whitby Fire Department offi-
cials said the fire was started by a
candle in Mrs. Nazarali's bedroom,
causing $50,000 damage.
The family had fire insurance to
cover the loss.
Teen girls face
drug charges
OSHAWA - Two teenaged girls
were charged with a variety of drug
related offences early Thursday
morning after police found 10
rocks of crack cocaine with a street
value of about $500.
According to Staff Sgt. Sandy
Ryrie, a routine patrol at about 2
a.m. stopped the girls who were
walking north on Ontario Street
near King Street East in downtown
Oshawa. One girl ran away but was
apprehended by police.
As a result of further investiga-
tion police charged one girl, 16, of
Oshawa with possession of nar-
cotics for the purposes of traffick-
ing and possession of proceeds of a
crime.
They charged another girl, 15,
also of Oshawa, with possession of
narcotics for the purpose of traf-
ficking and breach of probation.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19,19 &PAGE 13
Health Action Group aids women
DURHAM — Women feeling include dealing with anger, assertive-,
stressed out can find relief in a free pro- ness, and supportive relationships.
gram offered by the Women's Health The program begins on March 22,
Action Group. but pre -registration is required by March
The group will bring women together 15. For more information call Carm or
during a nine -week program that looks Monique at the South Oshawa
at how stress affects their health. Topics Community Health Centre at 723-0036.
The Meat People""
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
Wednesday, February ZZ.
Red Brand
morn growers sought to
invest in ethanol plant
0 Meeting
arranged
Iln
Durham
DURHAM —
Corn growers
are being sought
to invest in an
ethanol plant
being built in
Cornwall.
Tom Robson
says the Seaway
Valley Farmers
Energy Co-oper-
ative will oper-
ate the ethanol
facility, which
will produce
ethanol for use
as an additive to
gasoline.
A meeting to
outline plans for
the co-op is
being held
Wednesday,
Feb. 22, from
1:30 to 3:30
p.m., at the
Bowmanville
Recreation
Complex at the
corner of Hwy. 2
and Martin Road
(Regional Road
57).
All corn
groom
east of Toronto
can join the co-
op, Mr. Robson
says.
At full pro-
duction, the
plant will
process about
5.25 million
bushels of corn
annually.
Mr. Robson
says 80 per cent
of the facility's
product is
already sold
although con-
struction of the
plant won't
begin until this
spring.
The produc-
tion process also
makes a high -
protein livestock
feed supplement_
If interested in
the concept, call
1-800-776-1603
for more on the
meeting and the
co-op.
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Company fined $4,000 for
`short -weighting' products
AJAX — An Ajax building
products company accused of
short -weighting customers
pleaded guilty to four charges in
Oshawa Provincial Court
Wednesday.
Innovative Building Products
Inc., located on Orchard Road,
was fined $4,000 after represen-
tatives of the fin entered guilty
pleas on four charges under the
Consumer Packaging and
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Company fined $4,000 for
`short -weighting' products
AJAX — An Ajax building
products company accused of
short -weighting customers
pleaded guilty to four charges in
Oshawa Provincial Court
Wednesday.
Innovative Building Products
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DURHAM — The Durham
Board of Education and the
North urn berland-Clari ng ton
Board of Education will each send
inspire
17 Grade 8 students to a two-day
conference to learn about math,
science and related careers.
The conference, designed to
teach young women about careers
in science and technology, will be
held Wednesday and Thursday,
March I and 2 at Sinclair
Secondary School. 400 Taunton
Jrut your stamp on this meeting
AJAX - The Ajax and Curr Club, corner of
Philatelic Society holds its Church and Bayly Sts.,
annual exhibition Saturday, Ajax. Admission is free.
Feb. 25 from 10 a.m. to 4 Call 666-9819 for more
p.m. at the Annandale Golf information.
Non-profit
groups could
proSt from
seminar
DURHAM - Getting the most
out of your charity groop•s money
management is the topic of an
upcoming seminar in Durham
Region.
The Community Volunteer
Accountants, Durham Region,
Presents a seminar for am -profit
and charitable organizations on
Tuesday, Feb. 28 at the Whitby
Professional Building located at
420 Green St., Suite 207 at 7:30
p.m. The seminar will focus on
the preparation and completion of
federal and provincial annual
information reewrns.
Call 430-9122 to register for
the seminar.
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young Women to seek science careers
Rd. E., Whitby.
The event is part of a project
funded by the Ontario Training
and Adjustment Board.
It is a joint effort of the two
boards, Durham Region Action
Committee for Training, General
Motors, DeVry Institute of
Technology, the National Bank of
Canada and WTTT National.
The two-day camp will involve
hands-on activities to expose
Young women to female role
models in non-traditional jobs.
The students will visit Oshawa
airport to study occupations relat-
ed to air travel. Presenters from
DeVry Institute will meet with the
young women to talk about the
relationship between subjects
studied in school and future
careers.
The conference will wrap up
with a dinner at Cullen Gardens,
where keynote speaker Kathryn
`Kat' Teasdale will talk about her
experiences as a race -car driver.
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Participation requires a total of one half hour, over a two week span
• You are required to fill out a questionnaire and no names used (you are only
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events of a non-profit nature. To have
your events promoted in Billboard, fax
68.3-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering
News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave.,
Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for
Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday
prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m.
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tion and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to
Sunday publication.
SUNDAY, FEB. 19
RUNNING: The Whitby Tigers Running
Club meets at the Iroquois Park Arena
(Henry and Victoria Sts.) each Sunday at 9
a.m. The club meets Thursday evenings at
the Oshawa Civic Dome at 6:30 p.m.
Runners of all ages are welcome. 831-9773.
HOME BUYING: A seminar for fust -time
home buyers is being hosted at 2 p.m. by
Re/Max Quality One real estate agents loan
Rogers and Judy Denby. Guest speakers
include mortagage consultant Kim Rankin
and a hoarse inspector.
Call 683-2992 for information and loca-
tion.
WORSHIP SERVICE: Sunday too busy?
Fairport United Church is offering Tuesday
evening worship services for people that
can't coarse Sunday. Runs from 7:30 to 8:15
p.m. every Tuesday at the church. 1066
Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. just north of
Kingston Road west from Dixie Road. 839-
7271.
MONDAY, FEB. 20
GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club
meets at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion
Hall, Branch 322, Hunt Street (upstairs) in
Ajax at 8 p.m. Ken Brown will discuss
landscaping, trees, foundations and shrubs.
683-4674 (Mary).
ADOPTION: The Post Adoption Reunion
Support Group meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at
the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood
Avenue and Kings Crescent. New members
welcome. 428-9322 (Lynda).
PARENTS: The Durham West Parents
Council meets at 7:30 p.m. in Room 232 of
St. Mary Catholic Secondary School,
Whites Road south of Finch Avenue,
Pickering. Parents from both the public and
separate boards welcome. The Royal
Commission on Education report to be dis-
cussed.839-8260.
TUESDAY, FEB. 21
CALORIE COUNTERS: Canadian
Calorie Counters, a non-profit weight -loss
organization. meets every Tuesday at 1400
Bayly St.. Suite 16A, in Pickering from 7 to
8 p.m. 509-1168 (Sandi).
SOCCER: The Pickering Village Soccer
Club holds its third registration date at
Pickering High School (Church St. N.,
Ajax) from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The club pro-
vides outdoor soccer for boys and girls ages
five and up. 427-7416 (Dave).
NIUSIC: Durham Shores of Sweet
Adeline• :are holding an open house at 7:30
Caribbean night set to go
PICKERING - It's going 940 Dillingham Rd.,
to be hot, hot, hot next Pickering. Cost is $10 per
Saturday. The Pickering person, $7 for seniors, $5 for
Caribbean Canadian Cultural children five to 12 years. For
Association is hosting a tickets, call 428-3164, 420 -
Caribbean Night at Feb. 25 at 5196, 666-3922, 427-7344,
7:30 p.m. at Don Beer Arena, 428-6746, or 428-8244.
p.m. on Tuesdays in February at St. Paul's
Presbyterian Church (lower hall), 32
Wilson Rd. N., Oshawa. No musical expe-
rience necessary. 576-0769 (Carolyn) or
509-5371 (Gail).
PARENT NIGHT: Pine Ridge Secondary
School holds a Grade 8 parent information
night from 7:30-9 pm. Topics of discussion
will be transition years and course selec-
tion. 420-1885.
SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning
Discussion Group meets at the Ajax
Seniors' Friendship Club, 46 Exeter Rd., at
9:30 a.m. A slide show on the Sonoran
Desert in Arizona will be shown. Guests
welcome. 683-7799 (Louise).
OPEN HOUSE: An open house on the
Durham Board of Education budget will be
held at the Dunbarton High School resource
centre, 655 Sheppard Ave., in Pickering,
from 7-9 p.m. All ratepayers are invited to
attend. Pickering school trustees will be in
attendance to answer questions.
DOWN SYNDROME: The Durham
Down Syndrome Association meets at 7:30
in the Whitby Baptist Church, 425 Gilbert
St. E., Whitby. Guest speaker will be Anna
Marie Maccarone from the Children's
Services Council of Durham. Babysitting
and refreshments. 579-0187.
ITC: The Ajax -Pickering International
Training in Communication group meets at
7 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police
Station, corner of Harwood Avenue South
and Westney Road South, Ajax. Public
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22
AIDS: AIDS Committee of Durham holds
its annual general meeting at 7 p.m. at the
CAW Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave.,
Oshawa. 723-8201.
SINGLE PARENTS: The One Parent
Family Association of Pickering -Ajax
meets at Swan's Marina (Liverpool Rd. S.,
Pickering) at 8 p.m. Educational, social and
sports activities for all. 837-0328.
TOASTMASTERS: You're invited to a
Toastmasters International Communication
and Leadership program held Wednesdays
from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m., basement of Family
Trust office, 335 Bayly St. W., at Finlay
Ave., Ajax. Overcome your fear of speak-
ing in public or officiating a meeting. 686-
6154.
MacUsE: The Macintosh Users East Club
monthly meeting is at Anderson Collegiate,
room 135 (Anderson St. N., Whitby) from
7:30 to 10 pm. 433-0777.
CAREER DAY: The Durham Board of
Education, Durham Region Roman
Catholic Separate School Board and Exeter
High School host a High Tech Career Day
and Evening Community Forum at Exeter
High School, 80 Falby CrL, Ajax.
Career Awareness starts at 9:30 am. and
the Community Forum at 7 p.m. 683-8125
(John Morrison -Exeter) or 576-6150, ext.
235 (Audrey Carlile -School Board).
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Health and Fitness at the
Pickering Town Centre
Getting in shape will never go out of
style.
It's no longer a fad but a way of life
for millions of people.
From February 22 to the 25th The
Pickering Town Centre will be
showcasing fitness during the "Let's Get
Physical" health and Fitness event.
Aimed at today's hottest and
healthiest forms of exercise and
recreation, "Let's Get
Physical" should not
be missed if working
out is your way of
life.
For the fashion
conscious there will
be the newest lines of
sports and athletic
wear on display and
as a special treat
Premier Health Club
will be putting on
step and aerobic
demonstrations in
the Sears Court in
the mall's lower
level.
The demo times
will be 6 and 9 p.m. from Wednesday to
Fri day.
If you like to get fit in the comfort of
their own home. you will 'nave a chance to
win one of two "Universal" Home Gyms.
Just fill out a ballot right behind the
display in centre court by the information
booth as well as in the Sears Wing near
Karuba.
On Sunday prepare yourself for the
Mr./Ms Fitness Ontario Championships.
This exciting event kicks off at 11
a.m., on the stage near centre court.
The championships will feature the
fittest men and
women competing for
prizes and on stage
you'll get to see the
Canadian version of
the American
Gladiators - The
North American
Defenders.
You'll also get a
chance to see "Mr.
Ontario "Kevin
Venta.
Health and
Fitness should be
important in
everyone's lives. So if
you're not getting
physical now maybe
a visit to "Let's Get Physical will be the
event to change your mind.
You'll not only look g+rent but you will
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improve Tips to ou
Just because it's winter doesn't mean
you have to neglect your body. Of course,
you may not sport that healthy tan you
had all summer long, but wearing heavier
clothes and enduring colder weather is no
reason to let your exercise regimen go by
the wayside.
Consider these tips for staying in
shape all winter long:
•If you don't already belong to a
health club or exercise program, sign up
now. Not only will you sleep better, feel
better, look better and suffer fewer colds
and illnesses as a
result.
*Just because
it's winter, and hot
and heavy foods look
enticing, don't neglect
those cool, crisp and
green ones that
energize and
refreshed you all
summer long. Make a
delicious salad using
different types of
lettuce—iceberg,
endive, watercress,
arrugula. And keep
your refrigerator
stocked with fruit—not all go out of
season. Many types of fruit remain large,
ripe and delicious in the winter. Some
good ones to try: grapefruit, oranges,
apples, grapes, bananas.
Don't develop bad eating habits, cut
down on alcohol consumption and quit
smoking as well for a healthier heart.
*Don't exercise without warming up
first. Joints are often stiff and muscles
contracted in colder weather. A good
warm-up regimen consists of movements
r lifestyle
simply to get the joints and muscles
working. Arm circling done with your feet
wide apart and your arms loose, or side
bends with feet wide apart and your
hands on your hips, are all good and
promote agility and good posture.
*Walking for fitness can be
incorporated into busy days or on your
lunch hour. It requires only comfortable
shoes and clothing. Take along your dog,
or a cassette player, headphones and your
favorite stimulating music.
•Replenish your body with plenty of
liquids, especially
when exercising.
Indoor centralized
heating as well as the
dry, cold and biting
winds of winter air
can dry out your skin.
Drinking lots of water
will not only cleanse
1 your body of toxins
but will retain the
moisture balance in
your skin.
Remember,
fight off those winter
blues by maintaining,
possibly increasing, a
commendable fitness and wellness
program. incorporating a healthy regimen
into your daily routine involves some time
management, planning and flexibility on
your part. Don't be afraid to indulge in
new activities when the opportunity
arises (snow skiing, perhaps?).
Challenging your body in new and
different ways will help you develop to
your maximum potential and be the very
best you can be.
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Durham police
By DONNA DONALDSON
SPECWL TO TM NEWS ADVERTISER
AJAX-PICKERING — Constable
Kevin Seamon has a vested interest in
his safety.
This month marks the fourth
anniversary that the police officer's
body armor saved his life.
It wasn't a shooting he survived, nor
was it a stabbing.
The Durham Regional Police officer
survived an explosion — thanks to the
fact he was wearing his Kevlar vest.
Cont. Seamons was hit square in the
chest with 220 pounds of pressure
which threw him 56 feet off the road
after making a traffic stop on Hwy. 401
on Feb. 5,1991.
"I stopped a car on the 401 and
Westney Road (in Ajax) and someone
told me about a truck about 100 yards
behind that had pulled in afterwards,"
recalls Const. Seamon, 29, who works
out of Pickering's 25 Division.
He walked over to the flatbed,
beavy-haul tractor -t Ada to investigate
what the problem was.
"The bearing had seized up in the
mid -axle — not even quite mid -axle —
at arms -length behind the tires," be
remembers. The metal was red bot with
a small flame on tap like the flame of a
cigarette lighter, he recalls.
The Quebec truck driver tried blow-
ing out the flame, but it kept sparking
back up again, says Coast. Seamans.
"I went to zap it with a fire extin-
guisber and I didn't even get the lever
depressed when the tine swelled up to
about twig the size and blew up," he
says. " Ibe fire blew and hit me in the
chest and (the trucker) got the repercus-
sion from me. Both of us were basically
black from soot, dirt and dust
"I got the tire and 220 pounds of
pressure square here," says Const.
Seasons, pointing to his chest "It sent
me beck 56 feet and fortunately I went
into the ditch and not onto the high-
way-
The
igh-
way"The explosion hit with so much
force, it set off the 10-33 button on his
radio.
Another police offiea two kdome-
ties away beard the expiosioo.
"All I remember is the explosion and
a bit of the impact," says Coast.
Seamon. "I shtick my coeomtt on the
bottom of the bed of the trailer so I
don't remember too much."
The oifwM who miraculously suf-
fered only stiffness and an "ostrich
egg" sized bump on the back of his
head, was taken by ambulance to Ajax-
Pickering
General Hospital.
Pieces of tine actually ripped the
hM of my jacket out and ripped my
shirt," be says. "Mic bnlum on my
shirt were blown right off and there
were skid malts on my vest.
N it hab't baa for the body armor,
"I would have personally absorbed
everything that the vest absorbod."
The officer, who has been on the
force eight years, says he's fortunate
for two things that duty: that the blast hit
his chest and not another part of his
body and that be wasn't bkma toward
tlafflC.
A few months after the incident,
Const. Seamans was inducted into the
Kevlar Survivors Chit, which is spon-
sored by Du PoK the manufacturer of
the vest, and the International
Association of Chiefs of Police.
Each February, the police officer
receives a card in the mail from Du
Pent lo honor the day the vest saved his
Rik.
officer owes his life to bullet-proof vest
He is the only Durham police officer
in the Survivors Club. His wife,
Veronica, is also recognized as a
Survivor.
"It's the unexpected element," says
Const. Seamons of the importance of
wearing a vest. "Most police officers
have the idea of being shot in mind, but
you don't expect car accidents, bottles
or things along that line."
Wearing bullet-proof vests is option-
al for most police forces in Ontario.
London and Barrie police are the only
two forces that have made wearing
vests mandatory, according to Sergeant
Paul Wassill, use of force trainer for
Durham Regional Police.
"Within the province, it's an optional
device," says Sgt. Wassill- "But very
soon they will be a mandatory device
for policing. (Ibe vest's) main purpose
was to stop bullets. But the bonus is
that they're good for other things like
car accidents, knives or falls.-
Wearing
alls"Wearing a vest is also credited with
reducing injuries suffered by a police
officer in Whitby's 18 Division_
"An officer was in a cnrisar that was
rear-ended at high-speed," says
Inspector Jim Adam;, of Clarington's
16 Division, who waked in Whitby as
a staff sergeant at the time of the acci-
dent. "She was driven forward into the
cruiser's computer and the impact
broke the computer from its mounL"
As a result of the accident, the of&
ccs suffered rib and lower back injuries.
The injuries would have been a
great deal mere serious bad the vest not
takrn the impact," says Insp. Adams.
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Heee are anuli ham -hitting facts'
gout police vest
❑ 1,514 off*'=s =s died in the lane,
duty during the 1980x;
❑ One-third of the oifkmm slain
ukl have been saved by wearing
dy armor,
❑ One in five officers k9led in
e 1980s was shot with his own
Over 63,000 officeri are
rlted annually in North
AIli'iCa;
.0 Over 1,350 livei"havi"beeii
To promote wearing vests, Durham
Regional Police mounted posters that
carried the slogan, "Dead Men Don't
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DURHAM STAFF
DURHAM — The Great
nnushare Caribou Hunt is afoot.
The Caribou Hunt, a fund-raising
lenture, has been developed by the
ll -volunteer Whitby -based
Innushare Charitable Trust to help
finance relief work at the Innu
community of Davis Inlet,
Labrador.
This unique project is tied to a
hunting metaphor because the
Innu are a fully active bunting
community, the last semi -nomads
of North America.
The village is infamous because
of its suicide -prone, solvent -abus-
ing children.
Many Durham area schools are
holding the special Caribou Hunt
during February to provide a
glimmer of hope for current and
future generations of the Innu
people.
The Caribou to be hunted are
actually 25 -cent pieces that will
add up to a mountain of much-need-
ed aid.
Innushare explains that one cari-
bou (25 cents) will buy breakfast for
an Innu child on the way to school.
Four of them will buy juice crystals
for eight pre-schoolers. Two boxes
of milk can be bought with 20
Caribous ($5).
Many local schools are playing an
important role in the fund-raising
hunt.
Cadarackque Public School in
Ajax kicked off this event by having
Canadian children's book author
Robert Munsch take part in a family
reading night.
In 1988 Mr. Munsch worked on a
children's book with Michael
Kusugak, an Inuit from the
Northwest Territories, who also
appeared at the reading at the Ajax
school.
"I'm not an expert on the Innu, but
I have done a lot of travelling up
north and have seen a lot of (Inuit)
families with the same sort of prob-
lems that the Innu are facing," Mr.
Munch said at a reception before
the reading night event.
"They have been bounced from
Red Cross needs
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meals on wheels
AJAX-PICKERING — Do you
have some spare time on your bands?
The Red Cross Meals -on -Wheels
pr'o8rlim 111111seedy your help.
N you an spare stet boor and a half
one day per geek ba. m 11:30 am.
and 1 p.m. delivering hot, nutritious
meals then you we desperately need-
ed.
Tbere we four Ajay routes avail-
able and one Pickering mute.
Mileage is paid quartaly io all dri-
vers.
All drivers must have a valid dri-
ver's license and their own car.
One pocking Position is also avail-
able.
Call Carole at 420-3383.
being hunter -gatherers to living in
static communities in just one gener-
ation — and that's not good for peo-
ple. Before World War Il they were
nomadic and, in the 40 years since
then, their whole way of life has
been changed.
"Davis Inlet is an extreme case of
`Davis Inlet is an
extreme case of
Community
disintegration. But
there's a lot of
territory up there and
a lot of problems...'
government involvement. It's been a
government -controlled situation for
70 or 80 years. So, for better or for
worse, the problem belongs to all of
us.
Also in Ajax, Lester B. Pearson
students will devote their community
action day on May 5 to the Great
Robert Munsch
community disintegration. But
there's a lot of territory up there and
a lot of problems."
Mr. Munsch pointed out that both
Native and non -Native people have
to work together to make things bet-
ter.
"The rest of us are involved
whether we like it or not.
Historically there's been very heavy
Innushare Canbou Hunt.
In Whitby, Bellwood Public
School students are turning the
entire school into a mystery hunt
to help raise funds.
Innushare co-chairs Mary
Wood and Joyce Marshall of
Whitby have undertaken a crucial
task when no one else would.
Innushare has provided a
building for a women's centre and
all programs are developed during
lengthy telephone consultation
with the women of the village.
The breakfast program is
another typical Innushare-inspired
project.
Not only will hungry chil-
dren be fed but mothers w111 learn
the value of a balanced diet.
Innushare has also been shipping
toys and clothing collected in
Durham Region to Davis Inlet on a
regular basis.
For more information on the
Caribou Hunt or other fund-raising
initiatives, contact Mary Wood at the
Innushare Charitable Trust, 430-
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Entertainment Feb. 19, 1995
Kids'musician a class
act
By AL RIVETT
STAFF REPORTM
AJAX — Her music makes
children clap and sing along
during her visits to local
schools.
Whether she's pretending to
be a furry feline when she sings
Two Fat Cats or getting the
kids to accompany her on We
Are People, Ajax songstress
Randi Shelson has received
nothing but positive reaction
from area youngsters since
she's been a travelling trouba-
dour to area elementary
schools.
"It has been amazing," says
Mrs. Shelson, who's been writ-
ing children's music for the
Past 10 years. "When you sing
your own songs, you're not
sure how the children will
react. The first time I played at
a school it took me by surprise.
The kids love to sing along. It
doesn't matter which school or
which classroom I'm in"
Shelson has performed for
primary grade students at four
Ajax elementary schools —
Roland Michener.
Cadarackque. St. Francis de
Sales and Applecroft — since
being spurred on by Roland
Michener principal Tom
Collins who urged her to play
•
Randi Shelson's music has brought smiles to many young
faces in Ajax and Pickering. She hopes to write more music.
her music at the school from
time to time. Mrs. Shelson's
two children attend the Ritchie
Avenue school.
Her interest in children's
music began 10 years ago
when she wrote and performed
the music for a television pro-
duction in North York called
Wizard of the Water.
That experience prompted
her to write more children's
music. but she put those songs
on the shelf until she resumed
seriously pursuing her craft
again in 1990. Now, with close
to 40 original songs to her
credit. she wants to continue to
present her music at area
schools and, eventually, would
like to record an album of kids'
tomes.
"This time. I'm not going to
Put it away. It's been so much
fun and I'm building my confi-
dence every time I play.
Everyone has told me to do
something with the music, and
not just sit On iL"
Mrs. Shelson notes her songs
can range from the fun and
Silly numbers to ones of a more
serious nature, but which kids
can understand. "They're all
based on general themes that
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Ajax boxer earns OF on Canadian team
0 Fighter beats pneumonia, Nicholas Farrell, 19, a member of the the effects of pneumonia, Farrell fought at
Ajax Boxing Club, fought in a box -off the Canadian Amateur Boxing
foe to garner place on round in Montreal Feb. 10 to become a Championships in Edmonton. However, he
national B' team carded athlete and also to serum a spot on lost to Jason Smith of Alberta to end his
AJAX — An Ajax fighter bounced back
from a bout of illness to earn a spot on the
Canadian 'B' boxing team after a recent
match.
Got a score?
Call 683-5110.
the national 'B' amateur boxing squad.
Farrell defeated Quebec's Martin
Berthiaume in the 71 -kilogram (156
pounds) light middleweight contest.
A month ago while he was still feeling
goal of a national title.
A resident of Ajax, Farrell attends Pine
Ridge Secondary School in Pickering in
that school's high performance athlete pro-
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Winter Games berths
DURHAM — Several Durham
XL's wrestlers are beaded to the
Ontario Winter Games next month
after a stellar performance at the Cadet
Provincial Open Championships in St.
Catharines recently.
In order to qualify, the
XL's grapplers had to finish
in the top two in their
respective weight classes.
Six grapplers made the
grade and will move
on to the Winter
Games in Niagara Falls
March 9 to 12.
Earning gold medals at the qualify-
ing meet were Alana Wagenaar, Matt
Grant and Peter Michael. Sean Martin,
Carrie Ann Herridge and Jay Blain put
i beadlock on silver medals.
XLs wrestlers also turned in out-
►tanding performances at the recent
M_.
Lightning atoms third at hockey tourney
— he Durham
West Lightning Bell Canada atom 'C'
select girls' hockey team fmished third
overall at the 19th annual Belleville tour-
nament Feb. 10 to 12.
'Ile Lightning posted a record of two
ties and one loss during the tourney.
Durham West suffered a 3-1 loss to
Etobicoke in the first game. Melissa
Gaudet scored the lone goal for the
Lightning, assisted by Kelly Ann Friel.
Meaghan Rocca, Ashley Trotter,
Melissa Gardiner, Andrea Gibson,
Amanda Lovell and Lisa Howard all
played well offensively, while Christine
Axe, Heather Clayton, Diana Cbolakov
and Stephanie Mourao played solid
defence for the Lightning.
Danielle Taylor was stellar in net for
Durham West.
In the second game, the Bell Canada
atoms played to a 1-1 tie with Cobourg.
Axe scored for the Lightning with an
assist to Gibson.
Durham West also settled for a 2-2
draw with Belleville in the third game.
Gibson and Gaudet scored for the
Lightning. Assisting were Axe and
Virginia Ogilvie.
Atom Raiders get
good goaltending
in tie, close loss
AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -
Pickering Raiders IBEW Local 353 minor
atom 'AAA' rep hockey team had a tie
and a close loss in recent Eastern Ontario
league action.
The Raiders dropped a narrow 3-2
decision to Barrie last Sunday. Steven
Balvers and Jason Brookings scored for
Ajax -Pickering, with assists to Brian
Smart and Trevor Wilson.
John Flude played a
solid game in net for the
Raiders.
The IBEW atoms
settled for a 4-4 draw
with Richmond Hill -
Vaughan lastMo
AAASaturday. The
Raiders battled RAIDEIS
back from a 3-1
deficit to earn the tie. Brookings,
Wilson, Balvers and Russell
Dabuzinskas scored for Ajax -Pickering,
with assists to Derek Polowyk, Smart,
Wilson, Paul Ruta and Kevin Brown.
Ryan Bosak turned in a strong effort
in net for the Raiders.
Durham wrestling club won the team
event in the novicehids division over
14 other teams and in the cadet
boysigirls division out of 15 teams.
The X -Ls finished second in the ban-
tam boys/giris team category,
behind first -place Williams
Parkway club of Brampton.
In the kids' bracket.
Joshua Lumsden,
Malcolm Maclea
and David Martin
all won gold in their
respective weight class-
es. Michael Gladwell,
James Herridge, Jonathan Kirwin and
David Williamson captured silver,
with a bronze modal going to Chris
Riegert-
In the novice division, Tyler
Jochau, Oliver Salmon and Stephen
Wemyss struck silver while Brandon
Yanuziello earned a bronze.
Christine Ki win and Nick Ltoktsts
were gold -medal wmners in the ban-
tam division. Chris Russell earned a
silver, while Bret White -Finkle~ Tony
Umadello and Ian McKenzie pkked
up bronze.
Meanwhile, in the cadet class,
Carrie -Acme He rkhM Mao
Matt Grant, Brad JamiesonScan
Mallin and Ross McBride all cWomed
gold modals. Mike Hawis and Alsona
Wagenaar struck silver and Robyn
Vandermoor, Brad Hawker and Sean
MIV" ChAmed bloome medals.
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PICKERING - The Pickering
Panthers Bell Canada atom 'B' rep
hockey team went the distance before
dropping the deciding game in the
opening three -game, total -point series
with Richmond Hill.
After the first three games ,
ended with each /
team earning •
three points, a fourth contest
was necessary to determine
a winner. In a hard-fought V
game, the Bell Canada
atoms lost 2-0, with
Richmond Hill scoring an 9
insurance goal into an empty
net. CIA1%
Pickering won the third game
of the series 3-1. Brandon Gifford,
Brandon Saker and Greg Cusack
scored for the Pothers, with assists to
Matthew Thompson, Mark Skinner,
Michael Rapson and Scott Vabey.
The teams played io a 3-3 overtime
draw in the second contest, which was
knoned at 2-2 at the end of regulation
time. Scoring for Pickering were
Andrew Jacksat, Cusack and Jonathan
HonAmm Assisting were Grant Gooley,
Thompson, Jamie Simpson -Fry and
Gifford
Thr Panthers dropped the first game
of the series 2-1. Cusack scored the
bene goal for Pieoering.
Pickering goalies Chris Franz and
Lute Gregoire wee both razor sharp
during the series
The Bell Canada atoms will now
move on lo oompeae in the consolation
rands.
game but Pickering's Jody Brown
scored the equalizer lo face overtime
and notched the gauze winner in over-
time.
Other scorers for Pickering were
Brad Stots, Eric Cuzzolino and Gene
Smith, while Chris Goodwin and
Cuzzolino eamed assists.
In game four,
Pickering scared a 7-4 Vic-
tory over the Thunder.
With the game tied in the
third period, Brian
Docherty rang one off the
crossbar and into the net
But Markham ral-
h d back in the last minute with
an extra defender to tie the game and
send it into overtime. The Panthers
iced the cake with three overtime goals
to secure the win and advance to the
second rand.
Goal scorers for Pickering were
Docherty, Brown, Cuzzolino, Drew
Marks, Rob Ward and Erick Costa
Assisting were Docherty and Smith.
Bantam Panthers
silence Thunder
PICKERING - The Pickering
Panthers Julie's Esso bantam 'A' rep
hockey team advalood to the second
round of the Ontario Mium Hockey
Association playoffs after defeating
Markham in a best -of -five series
After the two tams spit the open-
ing two games of the series. Pidkeing
went on to take die azar two contests
to wrap up die victory.
In game three of the series,
Pidwring scored an " victory over
the Mad dm lboWa. The Pumbets
led going into the third period but
allowed Ma Rain, back i io the g1m4e.
The Tbui der held a 65 lead life in The
Peewee Panthers
tied with Whitby
PICKERING - The Pickering
Panthers Toshiba minor peewee
'AA' rep hockey team is tied with
Whitby at one game apiece in the
best -of -five second -round series.
In the first game, Pickering skat-
ed to a 3-1 victory.
The Panthers opened the scoring
late in the second stanza and added
two third -period goals. Matt
McMullen had an outstanding game
in net, turning away 27 shots,
including a couple of breakaway
chances to earn the win.
Goad scorers were Matt Steinke
with two and Jamie Follett with one.
Assisting were Steinke, Follett and
Pad Cain.
In game two, Whitby tied the
series at one game apiece with a 43
win. Whitby got off to an early start,
scoring four goals, but Pickering
rallied for three before time ran out.
Goal scorers for Pickering were
Follett, Seam Grieve and Michael
Mitchell, with assists to Mitchell,
Jason McAuley, Scott George, Mike
Cozzolino, Clint Randolph and
Craig Hdborn.
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PICKERING - The Pickering
petite 'A' ringette team is off to"
good start in its four -point playoff
series with Whitby.
Pickering won the first game of
the series, beating Whitby 6-4 on
the road at Iroquois Park Arena ;
Feb. 14.
Jenna Clement led the scoring for
Pickering with a hat trick. Courtney
Puddister chipped in with a pair of
markers, while Sarah Barnes added
one.
Melanie Curran contributed two
assists, with single helpers to
Chelsey Emslie. Lyndsay Civello
and Tiffany Thompson.
Some strong defensive play,
especially in critical penalty -killing
situations, was turned in by Kelly
McNabney, Tara Edwards and
Denise Spafford.
Goalie Melissa Meikle played an
outstanding game, making some
key saves while her team was short-
handed.
Pickering could wrap up the
series with a win in game two at the
Pickering Recreation Complex
Wednesday, Feb. 22.
Lions, Family Realty
settle for 1-1 deadlock .
AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax
Liars and Family Realty played to a
1-1 tie in Durham West Girls Hockey
Association atom/peewee division
action Feb. 13.
The Lions scored quickly in the
first period when Amanda Lovell
connected on a feed from Jennifer
Sears.
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die Linos, Family Realty managed b I
score the equalizer in the last four
minutes of the third period.
Danielle Taylor provided steady
goakending to allow the Lions a pre-
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Samantha Hamad is five, Alanna Ramoutatfour
Name
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Hello and welcome back to
Name Dropping, the column
with an EXCLUSIVE. In nine
months a lot of babies will be
named OJ., Marcia, Lance, F.
Lee or Kato. Keep this hard
copy of current affairs and
judge for yourself. Until then,
let's drop some names._
The -little princess" in the
Hamad home turned five on Feb.
18. Samantha Hamad celebrated
with family and friends at Chuck
F Cheese. Wishing Sam a very
happy birthday were Mommy,
big brothers Jamie and Brandon,
baby sister Ashley, Nana, Eggy
and uncle Kevin...
M.
Special birthday wishes will
go out to a little beauty on Feb.
20. A big party was held Feb. 18
for Alanna Lauren Ramoutar,
who turns four years old. Family,
friends and a special clown joined
the party. Happy birthday wishes
come from Mom. Dad, sister
Erin Kristina and Nam.
Former Claremont residents
Anne Helmkay (nee
Fitzsimmons) and Stephen R.
1Naclnnis, son of Jean and
Roddie MacInnis of Antigonish,
Nova Scotia, are happy to
announce their engagement. The
couple became engaged Dec. 23.
'The wedding is to take place
Aug. 26, 1995, in Cambridge,
where they now reside...
Delaney .« Alexandra
Mclntvre is a cutie who celebrat-
ed her first birthday Feb. 17.
Mom Debbie, brother Jamie,
family and friends in Ajax
wished Delaney a happy birthday
with lets of love on the big day...
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Stephen Maclnnis and Anne
Helmkay
Samantha Hamad
Hummel, son of Joan and
Cletus of Trout Creek, Ontario.
The couple will wed on May 13
in Pickering and will reside in
North Bay...
Feb. 23 is circled on the calen-
dars in the Aldridge home,
because Cassie turns five years
old. The brown -eyed. brown -
haired cutie likes swimming,
skating, reading books and mak-
ing crafts. When she grows up,
Cassie wants to be a veterinarian.
In September, she's going to start
kindergarten. A party is being
held on Feb. 25 with all of
Cassie's friends. Wishing Cassie
a happy birthday are Mom Janis.
Dad Dave and sitter Diana...
Mark Fkxnrnel and Karen Taylor
Delaney McIntyre
A staff now for cheerful News
Advertiser receptionist April Day:
Lorne and Mary Ethel Day are
pleased to announce the psychoki-
netic engagement of their second
(Scrubbier) hockey player, son
Grant, to his high-school sweet-
heart, Christine MadciMash (alias
Wagon Wheel), daughter of Cathy
and Gary. The joyous (not accord-
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date) event is io take place April 22
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Leigh-ann Hays and Ken
Johnson were recently engaged,
with love and best wishes from
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Dad and Doreen, Brandie, Mike
and Jen, Alexandra, Steven,
aunt Marion and Sue and
Dave...
Scott Desroches is one big
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happy birthday, with lots of love,
hugs and kisses, were Mom,
Dad, Grandma, Grandpa,
Nana, Papa, Robin and Missy,
aunt Donna, uncle Bob and the
rest of his aunts, uncles and
cousins...
Beatrice and George Taylor
of Pickering are pleased to
announce the engagement of their
daughter Karen to Mark
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Ken Johnson and Leigh -arm Hays
Christine Macitintosh and
Grant Day
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in Turbo Pascal, Assemble Language SQL and
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This is a ground floor opportunity with lots of room
for growth. To S30K. Apply to File #NK113.
Interested candidates please forward resume to:
hallinacs u3 Associates
915 Sandy Beach Road
Pdwiru OntarioL1W 1Z5
905-837-6060 or Fax 905-837-5009
son
Noun ft thank all candidates for their Interest however, only
BEEN■ tltOse cancidges to be interviewed *W be Contacted.
-0 v s a WVW PN, e a mom 16 needed for small hard
We pay you dwKVY to assemble our products year round. goods store technrcall ur
dined with retail e>ryperr
For details send gel addressed stamped erwelope to: Once. good corrnrnvcation
LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING r9ft `°q"Me1 Send « Wn
resume b 1355 Kingston
16715-12 YOnge SL, Unit 344, Ca Box 1 c�xemrg. 05)
rano L t V t Btl « fait (905)
Now. wket, Onteft UX 1X4 837-2764. by February tar
95.
PLEASE 00 NOT APPLY IN PERSON
MAJEM
ExpeillenCed, full time
Baker required for
*JOIN OUR TEAM*
fans market. Weekend
work essential. a
A mala C l rndan Retailer r equros an enperienced
rotation basis.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MANAGER
Creativity, product
You Already have:
developrlent and good
35 years eipNrearce as an Automotive Service Man•
dlStOrT1Qf reiaa0rlS an
agar in a high volume r enum centre.
asset.
A personal eommainwit b wsbnwr sabsracoon.
Supwwf admi ukabw 8 leadership slots.
Wages negotiable and
Exceptional 0—vurscaNOn & motivational skdls.
WE OFFER:
dependent on
elipefience. Benefits
–Se«ae lora berm career
package available.
- salarx pR shanng, group benefits
Forward Your resume in confidence by mad or FAX to:
Apply In person with
resume and wage
Canadian Tire Store
expectations to
260 Kingston Rd. W.
ALGOMA
Ajax, Ont.
L 1 T 1 P5
APPLE MARKET
FAX' (905)683-6481
We
Thickson Rd. Northof Taunton
1'
thank all applicants in advance, only selected
candidates will be contacted for interviews.
Tues. Feb 21 fromom 9 910
4 pm. (905)655.4961
-0 v s a WVW PN, e a mom 16 needed for small hard
We pay you dwKVY to assemble our products year round. goods store technrcall ur
dined with retail e>ryperr
For details send gel addressed stamped erwelope to: Once. good corrnrnvcation
LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING r9ft `°q"Me1 Send « Wn
resume b 1355 Kingston
16715-12 YOnge SL, Unit 344, Ca Box 1 c�xemrg. 05)
rano L t V t Btl « fait (905)
Now. wket, Onteft UX 1X4 837-2764. by February tar
95.
PLEASE 00 NOT APPLY IN PERSON
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Phone: (905) 509-6131 Toward The Year
Fax: (905) 509-6133
3415 Kingston Road, Suite 103 2000
Pickering, Ontario
We're e-pid'iK — sales fort. rr sad ...t. die I V Century
L1V 1A1 and hate vks position - adA a soli„ coast to co.,st m ossa 15 locaaom.
FREE COUNSELLING AVAILABLE Office Hours:
EVENING CLASSES Monday -Friday 4 pm - 10 pm
Saturday 9 am - 12 noon
minim Ajax and Pickering PART Ixne assatanl re-
our•d for ECE flan daycare
General Hospital P ^�i Must
have gsrxre nSeret and
C'V lor clddrrn Mys
• cMdcw*. 420.8276.
our anon -
Executive Director
Reporting to the Hospital Foundation Board of Directors, your
primary mandate will be to formulate Foundation policies,
procedures and strategies as well as organize and direct
donation programs, while ensuring funding is used
accordingly. Your responsibilities will further extend to
recruiting, training and directing the activities of Foundation
staff. Monitoring the maintenance of donation records and
organizing the development of funding -related printed
materials will also be under your umbrella, as wig preparing
the Foundation budget and annual report Finally, we will look
to you to research and select viable fund raising projects.
To succeed, you require a diploma or degree along with 3-5
years of related experience. In addition, you demonstrate
strong management skills and computer literacy together with
excellent communication and interpersonal abilities. Just as
important, you are proficient at managing time and meeting
time deadlines.
Discover the difference at Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital. You will find a future with a family of professionals
dedicated to their community and each other. Qualified
candidatesare �invited to forward their resume,�to: Hunter
r7s•.iourmOt k w, Ain and Picke � Gw" I
SW Harwood Ath!l m South, Ajax, Ontwb LIS 2.114.
Medical Receptionist
Required for Family Physicians
Office, MeadowvaleMighway #2
area, 1418 hrsdwk
No eveiningsMreekends
Send resume to: The Mirror,
Box 6380, 10 Tempo Avenue,
VWMowdale, Ont. M2H 2N6
EAM 8113 From One Fns
'
ink Package. Sand SA.S.E
b #113-8 Midtown Dr.,
Od*VW Ont L1J aL2
EXPERIENCED Lila
Coot and Servers, wwre,ad
Apply in person wNh n-
Sure lraMnan 2 and 4 p.m
Waltzing Weasel, 300
Tarrllon Rd. E. Oshawa.
PART TWE
Work available for
Person with woodwo►k-
ing atrperisnce or way
b Nan.
Cal (SM)
please_ 3message.
-T#Iap.-Perm.
One yon + speronce in
arwiainsent, plus .grown
b valiouc 10016 slag tdh
a good malike apt
%ado r9qui w for f1N6 by
doth kcal comp".
Sfty $9.511+.
In nu9M b:
W=411M
Cr#It9e1 PrnanN
3arvieas Ud
LICENSED MECHANIC
requred part Who for vehi-
cle eepections. Car Brad
at (905) 404-6633 (except
Wednesday.)
0
1F you are, wig% or a alima
pawns or saPad or d-
vacad v*h Oros years trek
.Iwli«II you meta quoMy
for *WNW ciao, " , of if
REVOLUTIONAPY
"orae-markng program that
pays east proON two ways
+.:r bee drua s rush
SA -SE lofty to PGd.
^vans ust t}2, t296 laktry
Scarborough. Ont.
M 1 C 3A0
-A* FOR YOUR FAMILY
AND YOURSELF.You can
nave rt ay... worth Shank.
I" You wail bw b work
out of yon home You're
Career- inde
md but rel
stuck n a dead-end
pb.y0u re uempioved and
s a chin for setidyag. kr
crabs work. If you at arty
of hoe de vsom. you
o -e it b yourself to look at
the Sh"o Opporarrly of
thegds For apponbment
car (906)0061117. Mon -
Fn.9-Spm
WANTED E+perenced
dog groomer Plass. w
1906)509.3$17
WITNESS NEEDED
Any wromm b an acudero
nvolvr %g a brown Buick
and a black Ford putty. at
the nWsecoton of Wdow
Rd. s. and Dean Ave
Oshawa at approxmtWlyi
1245 pm Frdey, Decem-
ber 23rd. 1994. PWm call
and leave name. phot r no.
message u (906) 432-280
M lay yes +-r r
sassaib ser Pnsloft
Eler walk w-+arra.
sass...} For FM drlis
`
Rw ftr �1N �MM
Prbnrp, oaL uta eal
AUTO BODY Preppers
,ranted Must be expor
ranted in all aspects or
sands g and maskrg. Cal
579.4000
REOUIRED - Person 25 -
30 years exp•nence in
weldrlp and repay work.
Call 715-5013.
P.D.A. tu11 tune for O
we group process. Please
forward resume to 172
Kng SL E SuM 201.
Oshawa Ont. L1H 187, Att
Oerce Manager
DENTAL ASSISTANT.'
ncepborvsL wanted for
busy Ilex oboe. HARP car -
Mad WON two years 0%per1-
once a rrart Fours retails
Sel rdaya and overran¢.
Call 427-1443 Speak b
Gad
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST
ktvrted to pin progreyrve
practice. Rearm oulgo
rip, taerded, young person
WIh mrnrmrn 1 year ex -
Pere ce Preferred.. an
compu»nzed tecepi om
Sand IoM of C. V to Fila
07121 Oshawa The Week.
PO Bw 401, Oshawa. On-
tano UH 715
EXPERIENCED Dental
OfteMa /
at .
busy Ajax
pracbm Must be oanptYr
knowledgable. 9enbie and
tram orernMd. Fur tune
Dental Assatant. Must be
HARP aer-11 , 32 plus N.
per week. Plea" deliver or
mW sepbe so: Fie 07116
Oshawa This Weak, P.O.
Box 40. OMewa. Ordam.
LH 71_5
Adis - Cane,givr rr
quwd in my lane. 2.3
days Par weak 2 9ft apes
2 and 4. Raglwd asme-
you aw ove,r as and have M Qlalrly, se,lone,rmoaa a OVAL
car* hear Ind o/, you may flrwaacall -269193
gustily br baling asair EXPEINEMM
ta110e,, DWtCM., Lotus, rFwrr,y legal, nmoeF•aaiokar,
Aacpre 9ado14 jlulp aiermrle we,abnd iwFp
vesera, Paparaakar, Her- s DC YOU uKE CAW R'law'a,
and. Caret, compla in, Piro (909) 8373115
giamaig acrd Syetwlr At,. OLEE4 CawadNa kofte
41110K Cobol, Pasral and C. 9r 0 Per" Pi- he FLLL MFF- caw giver mead
eWW b CWAda, and W ad for 496 yaw old an our
and Bu9rabr outran a w *am aonmauresse / nun- Nord Q""l.
am
your 1110a Islas CompulW Collage, 427. agefe n yore,a. Out
3050 atandwg commissions. no BELL R NOw
CARPET i UPHOL- u Irannp W (Boli) 471 CALL <M" fr1
STEMctaamer orxpn.- 2087!liraelle OR
rtosd prelrrW, uaig FAX 483.7=
Ludt morawad aglipnlenL
Ttatis.-Sat ow Meat have,
tylia driven "Mo. car
NEEDED
FenMle Ages
7-26
EARN EXM
INCOME
Travel to ad"
does: New York, Paris,
Milan.
Can for
consultation.
4306715
BILINGUAL DICTA TYPIST
MED COM CANADA is seeking a full
time Bilingual Dicta typist. Excellent
command of English grammar/spelling
and 60+ wpm a must. Knowledge of WP,
medical background and dicta experience
would be assets.
Please fax resume to:
Gloria Lyon
(905) 509-9067
r.. r..er.•r
so...... �... s.. rm
Fm N11647S-W
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PROGRESSIVE DEALERSHIP IN
DURHAM REGION IS SEEKING
SALES
PROFESSIONALS
Expenonce 6 preferred, but b ft ngM Self
mouvaud individual a now caner in submolIv
Hales tM be satelywV a award%
We olfer a very cmVebhV nnumeiaeDn
pap.
To apply please cal:
(905) 686-0555 or
Fax resume to
(905) 686-1126
Attention: Sales Manager
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VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM
LARGEST CHRYSLER
DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN
EXPERIENCED SALES
REPRESENTATIVE PLEASE
CONTACT DWAYNE PICKARD C
TED WILLUWSON JR. AT
683-5358
TRANSPORTATION
INDUSTRY
We cslwre, 01 MWAre, the 0.0- ll -a:
AZ DRIVERS
- Abstract required
-Local and SotAhem Ontario
D4 DR VERS �-
-Local , Dt torn Region
Mrlirriurn 2 years exp.
-Abstract required.
DIESEL .MECHANICS `
- Fleet experience preferred
- Licensed & qualified
For further inforamtion please Cary our
office or You may complete an appN-
cation between 8:30 and 4:30
Monday - Friday
FRED HINES
FRAfkICIS PERSONNIEL
SERVICES
11 SIMCOE ST. N. S -50C
BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BLDG.
OSHAWA , ONTARIO.
PHONE (905) 436-6202 OR
(905) 427 - 0717
FAX (905) 576-4698
Vr ,
PART TIME
TIRE INSTALLER / LUBE TECH
REQUIRED
Successful applicant will have previous experience,
and be customer orientated in manner, shift work/
weekends are the minty of hours
required. Pelson will be comfortable in a busy Nat
rate environtrlent and need to have own tools.
PART TIME SERVICE ADVISOR
Our busy team of service personnel requires an ex-
perienced Part time Service Advisor.
Candidate win need to have superior c stoner
har dWq skills and experience in that field. M.A.P.
qualifications an asset but not requred.
Applications available at the Automotive
Service Desk.
1300 Kingston Rd.
Pickering
BOOK KEEPER
Payroll, accounts payable, general office
duties. Must be tamdiar with automated
bar* payroll systems. analytical and have
good knowledge of Lotus & Word Perfect.
Please forward resume to :
News Advertiser
File 419501
130 Commercial Ave.
Ajax Ontario,L1 S 2H5
LIVEOUT Nanny Westnev
4e0ghls Requ ed b can
tot 9 m0+ old. MondarFn-
day, 8:30-5.30 p.m Non
snokng, Fist As&CPR, ex-
periences. releneces . a
must. Light housework.
own tarwporWon. To start
March 6. Call 427-4491
(Wave
CE t
DAYCARE AVAILABLE
n rry Alax horns Mohr or
one veil can for your chill.
15 mon9e and older. first
aid. non .maker. receipts.
104 yard and sparate
fee. room. Car 0867260
DAYCARE - avaraw
Monday . Fnday. Brock and
Fnch are&. ask for Bevy
(906)683-5270 Three
m0r** and up 13 yrs, ex.
peruse -
EXPERIENCED macre,
SOW isam was provide lona
trig envrrorwnent for title
one 3 and under. Har-
woodNClements are Lee
420•-2353
OPEN HOUSE
Tuna. Wed. Feb. 21.22
9 :30 -11:36 A.Y.
1:30 - 3M PAL
REGISTER Now FOR
SEPTEMBER
MOFK PROGRAM FOR
2 1/1 TO 3 1/2 YR. OLD
AFTERNOON PRO
GRAM FOR 4 YR. OLD
FITLY LICENSED
FOR FuRrHEA Prow
MATION
AW47«
ST. PAWLS DATED
C1II A ICH
lit; KNGS CRE$AJAX
MKDCM
CENM
NOW has &Am
^aP for Per•ad"
AM REGISTER
Now FOR SCHOOL
AGED SUMMER PRO
GRAMS
427-2759
FIREWOOD Excellent
quality hardwood. Guar-
anlsed, exile tag lima tarry
seasoned, cut and Spit.
Honest mamunmsrd Fre
delivery. Kozy Het Fit
wood (906)753-2246
FIREWOOD
MOVING SALE
S50 face cord. cut
Split and ddwred
'while supplies 1W
all day Sat. and Sun.
619-1363
FREE firewood sk4s 6
Pallets, one mash only,
60PWY svadabW Call bN-
ween 6-10 pm and Nara
message. 430.9013.
ROKA LUMBER i
FIREWOOD CENTRE
4•X8•X12- $60.00
4•xe•x I e- $85.00
ESTABUSMED 1963
Das Ills- - M1
Emil 905.1344965
Free
To
06�: nn
vi 11�
THREE pace sectional
cheabrrold sat, good cor►
dibon, begs and brown.
as" $200. Telephone
425-2675
ARE you still n Mr. Pagar's
IMIglibourito d7 You are
missing 8e Wald at your
kw ties• to il" setraae
IwF well ayalam $1675 w
6"dsd. Gaeta dish and
sfsftiam $1996. Ti Sa9arila
awd Sec ley 432.75M
4WMWWWANY COW
,%W eon, 5 Wow this
.450.00 99th
-R 0, Do* lila
-sl cwnl c1119in snoop
4m ried Door $15100
9ach
-Aluorbd Urp Daft
Cath Dict at
Carpet erallsr, 100x.
Nylon Mack plush, shin to-
sislac t arpat. For 3 roonis,
only $369.00. Prion W
ckndas 30 Sq. yda carpet,
dalner pad and irnWakon
in your horn.. Fre quota -
bon . in you hart. No it,
NreL no psyntanit for one
full yew, ultr Dec./995.
Denial, 1-8gP217-0101.
CARPET you home at dis•
count prices. 100% nylon,
stain resistant. Price it dudes
pad and expert mataNation.
Cam Nide at (905) 430.6551.
CARPETS - lots of carpet,
100% nylon. new stain re-
lease carpets on hand, I will
carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price
eridudes carpet. premium
pad. expert installation, fast
delivery, free estimates (30
yards). Norman 6862314.
DINING ROOM SET -9
pieces, medium cheek,
good condition, $700 or
best offer. (905)d31.171 d.
1
EVERYTHING Must Go' '
Moffat frdge d stove $675,
two 317 sbves $150 ea.. 9
pc dnrg suite s66o. cherry
dinrg table a chain $450,
Duncan Phyfe table a
chairs $700. glass kitchen
table $100. dirw,g bible w/
bullet 8 4 Braes $660, oak
bow front drna cabinet
$575. pm li ssh atchen
table W2 benches. $175. ,
26- console colon TV WW
small organ 5100, NEW
tanlw green couch 6 der
$1200. Beige couch a char
$575. 2 marble by end to,
bles $275 double
bedVW.. queen sire bed
$125, two 5 pc. bedroom
SOON (1750 as.. 4 pc. air
able bedroom stage $660.
5 draw« wood chest
wood gentle. oliice desks.
chars. fi @o and more.Make
an oiler. 4363904.
GOLD fridge and sive
2475.. wholewasher and
dryw. 2350 . 30- W Kind
!Brie. self-Ctwrwr g. 2275
as er.Mwtt condlbon..
837-1765
OAK/PINE FURNITURE -
Why pay retad pn- Orr
of Ontario's ddee and let
-
9aW mrmfat>sers is now
ssarh9 direct b the public
E9 Oak pedestal bible dw
OIL and 4 Widow chain
$849. 9 cook double pod -
03W dw ext and 6 chairs
$1429 CannOnbal bode,
$299. Over 20 Basin chw-
os -an solid, no veneers.
Tnb - Woodwonkmg
906.9068774,
PLU40SAGRANDFA
THER Clocks -Durham's
tar9oet selection -Now and
used pogrom, Not sur*
Roo b own. SPL site.
uP911. grand, digital. key.
bowls. CLOCKS- FEBRU-
ARY CLEARANCE an an
19" skldi' Tekep Piano
Ylorks, 4331491
To" Tropical Interan
Open Hews. Provewrng
ew spring kris of rock
Plants. tees. accessories,
Suday Fob.26. I-5 1795
Sbmm9lon SL Pickering
830-1757
BOOKS and pets wanled.
Plsjeably in Large quantities.
will trade for anything in my
Blore. Boob Pets and
Things. 218 Dudes SL E.
Whitby.
WANTED - old and an-
bq- kgnsisse. anyNuirg
all SoiettriC imtrunewt,
din. adv), advetrsirg
spoiling bye, decoys, dols,
milk bores, om- -, or
OOM"c Cal Robert Sown
Anliquism (905) a55.80a9,
WANTED CArERAS -
ofid chins and glass, heal.
ley, so odtioalliM tel►
scopes, binoculars std w
labd wNna. podus, weld►
as, kardw, arrylloop cid.
432.167x.
WANTED to buy - *Mw hr-
^w-81 chills.
abii w�chas
Ob-- Single Risers of ales
Cal (906) 723-7x34.
as, fired ready, b tJsoorals
ceramic bisque. Now
spring nlww. Al pieces
OWV" ready b demo".
Ceramic yNtfhawa. Every
Saturday 10-3, 1333
Boundary Rd. Unit 283,
Oshawa (905) 72541709; 1-
800.567-9225.
POPULAR country caraft
show, over 60 exhibtos,
with hadn mads and
unique craft. juabilae pa-
wons irdm"L kW lakalew,
Park, sirmoo SL S. Ohwa,
April 9. 0-3, bis. $45., info.
434.5531.
Ziebart Tidy Car
There are many impor-
tant things in our lives.
But to many, ranked
right near the top, is our car
or truck.
That's why keeping it
looking great is a top priori-
ty.
For more than 30 years
the name Ziebart has been a
leader in rustproofing ser-
vice and the local Ajax com-
pany has also made a name
for itself in car detailing.
Chris Simpson and wife
Joanne own Ziebart Tidy
Car.
Located at 195 Westney
Rd. S., their business is a
popular place for proud vehi-
cle owners.
"If you want to make
your car last then rustproof-
-
Ing is very important," says
Chris. "It's still a vary large
part of our business."
But that's not all.
Ziebart Tidy Car also
THE NEEDLEPOIN' BAS-
KET. passes staring arst
week of Misndn. Lessor
and suppkw. Reserve you
seat Please cal Trudy, 97-
1015.
VENDORS OPEN
HOUSE Brookln Country
Market. Feb 23 a 24 4pm -
fpm ler more rote plessor
call Lougee at 1(905)721 -
SM
SHELTIE pupa. Pit eats.
knnales. no papers. $150.
TOWOWte 579--7450
11111M
1tf0-/9ff cars, lease to
own. Evwyore quakf-
On U1C-) WtC6u MA? No n -
argot no credit chedu.
$34S down. Durhwn Aub
1976 Notion Rd. 6867428
104 BUICK Riviera,
good condition. easily Cwb-
hable. $1100 080 col
619-9802
1994 Fonda Aeeord, start
dard. as Is. $1000. Call
723-1824.
19ft Lebanon GTS hatch-
back 4 dr, auto. Ps. pb., air,
sunroof. sift, orly
103.000 km., emosserd
Sewn u rswig --W-
San. now $2495 osrtiied.
Call 427-9722 any0r r
Rtes. Open 7 days weak
doors. INg Town Sales,
190 T -Bird, 2 dr. Vx auAa,
air. klNy Waded, daoew
eras• good caan nrrwg
air. Fkny an this saw.
$1995 1 3 Iowa
nice cars to cln00aa 60OL
Cal 427-9722 arty`nw
Russ Open 7 dayahsaak
%door Big Town Salsa
19.9 PONTIAC FWo, 4
cylindaf $1400 as is call
SM230
1999 ACURA INTEGRA.
LS, 2 door canpls, 5 Wier .
black an black 0 K PiL,
p.b.. otrsa. bcbry -Mad.
pm, 4 arm, on car, 4
speaker am lin masa. lap
oorn6icn, utsrtrisd S11100Q
(KS) 72346M
899-942x oar 6. �ys)
1x12 Cavolje, lady -def
con. rnor►srmolwr, 52.000
len. air con.. a1Nkn case.,
polow locks. ML of vrv-
ranty avadism" Exc$Nm
cofn6bn, 623-9581
1991 Po10ac Asuno Sun-
rtuwwr (Traekse), black.
4x4, convertible, 5-spaad
standard, amlfn cassette,
asking $11.000. CaN 985-
1011 (leave message)
APPROVED - bad 0 no
credit. 19x0.89 vehicles.
Certified o as is. AP.
PROVED. Sunshine Aub.
6x69237 O.A.T.
does complete interior and
exterior detailing. That
means when you leave their
shop your car will be com-
pletely cleaned inside and
out.
Inside, your interior will
look like new and outside
the shine will be so bright
you'll need sunglasses.
To add that extra spe-
cial touch Tidy Car also does
pinstriping to give your car
or truck that unique look
and style.
"People take a lot of
pride in their cars and
trucks," says Chris. -That's
why we take special care to
ensure it looks just the way
they want it."
Ziebart also installs car
alarms and remote engine
starters so call today at 619-
3612 or visit their shop.
Your car will love you
for it and you'll love they
way it looks. 2 D"oorn oalwrwi apL,
separate entrar". partw,y,
soils. no ports. rion-smoker
$660 Available now 2
Nod" west of Sheppard
end Wholes Rd 90-1-509-
9062.
05.500-9062.
7 tedroorn basement apt.
2 washrooms. __ _ _ oom.
kvehgroorn. btchen. $800
edrttokrerm Available
March t FrsYlast 905-
f37 -t761
aDEWDE STE - 2 BED-
a00M WITH DEN. 2
cLOOKS OF A HOUSE IN
C6HAWA. S6W 00/Monxt.
ALL ROB AT 427.2387
33 A 77 FALBY COURT
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in
family building. Air conditioning,
broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry
facilities and underground parking
included. From $743-$833.
686-0845 weekdays
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
Mon. - Thurs. 9 -8. Sat. - Sun. 12-5
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
WHITBY - BLUE WATER PARK
I & 2 bedroom suites. broadloom
3 appliances.
101 KATHLEEN ST. W.
Mon. -Fn. 9 - 7 . Sat -Sun. 12-5
(905)571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED.
CANADIAN TIRE
Ajax
Safety
kupections
$49.95
Car & Light
Trucks
Ajax
6a3-2277
LEAVING Country iyfg
Cavalier. auto. P. s.. p.b
staging S32W or best oM-
er.721-2160 or CM -411075
1192 Ford Tempo, 4 dr.
auto., green with grey in,
bowl. 23.000 iun. Certified
$7400. Cal Peter 7211155
or 4347564
ROGER SWAN AUTO
CTR LTD RRS6 Bo nush-
vub, 6212908 90 Lumlre
4 dr. new GM erg only
IObn on 0% 104km on car
$x895 90 Caroms, 7 pass.
V6. auto. 91 km, factory
mm available $10,500 09
For Pk -up FI50 XL, V8.
auto loaded. 126 lir
$8295. 0 T-8ird 3.8VG
auto. 84.000krn now tree
$6395. as 8000 LE buck-
ets, boded, 133 o 88
Ion $54.
a6 Beretta GT Ve boded
wh O 134km $6797. 87
Nissan PWser NX 5 Spd.
pa. T -bps, 87km $47117.
Marty more vatwtoles in
stock from which lo dnooes.
"ft woAh 9w drive to Bow
m irwiie."
DEAD OR ALIVE
'FT;ff towing fix "P,
used or allies wd ears
8
trucks. ttr. pidH p.
l,41A -M
1999 CHEV 3/4 len, au-
krrnafc, 360 high Porbr-
mance WWW. dual
'I! -, rebuilt carb., new
Woe. $1500 ion. Cal 725-
23x3.
190 Chevy pick-up 1/2
Win 305, Ps, pb, 167,000
ba, duo' odnatwt box Meer,
sudi�V back window. Amer-
ican slotted maga. AnVfm
eas oetle, new stock wheels
and tees. $5895. cartlked.
Don 427-06%.
1987 Chevy. DC. .c S:
veredo. 2 tone. 305. 4
Speed aulraarts.P8. PS..
sk0ifg rear window. etc.
157,000Km At condition,
$6.350 cam 263.2064. afar
12.0f) PM
1
1990 Reay spoc aAAC.
lots of extras Asking
$110.000 571-5032
CAR parts for Sate - Au-
tomeler 5 inch Spot Comp
ISortaler Tach 5100. Inca
block header for 68 - 72
Now SM . '60 . 72 Now
dvorne d pan f25. B a M
quick server cow S50. V8
chov Moroso crone valve
covers S50. stoical super
cod 525. Beg bock cast s-
take manifold $20. cam
dr_Twm rodkw kool ruts
(bog block chev $25 396
big block cam solid kh 375
h. p S25 Mallory dual
Pont distributor SW.. 4-78
Trans Am akurroutm rms.
sandblasted and pointed
$300 o.bo. Call Paul at
666.1787 afar 7:00 p.m.
welebrghw and after noon
On wookwdg
ONE 2.9 V6 rear y I s
drive ongets. ewcslan, run.
ning condtion $750 080
callgo 8 723-7612 Pis, 432
WANTED - IIOBIL.E
HOME For 2 wiasks, Jury
16-31/95. Must aNap six
and be in good oon6tr,
Witoriked by a Claim. Wei
BMwvedFanriljt Plasty
cal(905)434-aa31
1 - 2 belbota aparbrner tar
rent, located at 309 Codbva
Rd. and Mason 3L No
pals Plnes cd 579-2307 0
57941724.
2 SED apt, in ruse very
dean 8 Wild Siplax. Quiet
noperigoin or Couple.
t takers, no pwb,
$570. firsillast kdcludea
haat parking - hydo extra.
Avail. May 1/95 of June.
WeKwa$n a Ravine. 726
3634.
2 bedroom in atnall build-
ing, available March 1. Ap-
Ounces, Prong. Boor St.
area Osnawta. 721.1178.
2 bedroom basement apt.
for rant available March t,
first and last pri-
wN entranceCal lot do -
taws 427-1788. Pickering.
AJAX
One ttodrocrm, ak
hroplace, lailwry. a
r1moduWy Sew
47% a leave message.
AJAX South. large 2
room iower apartment.
arse, rear wailer. prev
as
lavtdry.
lensed yard, owfy r
mslsd $750 including
toes and cable. No Refs
CSI (416)619.0264 I kw
negsa9gl
AJAX Y/Hwy
new largo t bedroom
orale erwanoe. own
yard, ceramic tile.
norm -smoker. 5600
references March 15
427-4222
sop
AJAX - ore bedr
basement apa invent walk
out b backyard. parking
fig. 770 parts. $SM
c rave FWWAast available
WWW&abiy 42+1-9795
AJAX - very attractive t
bedroom. win mantauneGr
decoraled. 4 appliances.
$brags shed, private,
fardasd yard. with ngrwd
Pod. mar at stuw'M On
Wild taw+ $625 inc lone.
6119.8621.
Aim- 3 Bedoom.uvingr
dirwvJMd an with wdk-
ouLFamry rown.kreplace.2
4-p- bathroom 1 2-
pwoe barM'oorn.lau n,-
dr%9tags,>aM1Mwy
6laigtmts $1100 . 66% uuti-
Ywa.AvaimMe April 1st
(OW 294477
AJAX UMv BE
SEEN
One bsdroam
WANkMA B.aawwrnt
APW%wd in
Owrw Oca4rd Mntsl
mow
Fitness. laurudry laa3-
was NDn-0 Whom no
Pete. SM Ukbas w
luded a SM lur-
rniswd trneAudrg utllaa
Avail"
Can PW4 fiww
AJAX Oxford Towns -
Specias apattrnerws, quiet
buddrg, class to shopping.
401, 8 Go. Poi, sates. 2
bedrooms, May 1. Cal 683-
8571
83
8571 until 7:30 pm.
AJAX. Fi clue" Village, 1
bedroom basement apart-
ment separate entrance.
large kvrhgroom, 4 pc, bath.
trdge/sive, March 7. $6)0
inclusive, firstflaat . Wayne
or Lee 428-9797,
AJAX. diestneyi nwy 02
basement apartment. full
kitchen. $600 per month.
utkoe! included. sit woo
nor►smtoking person.
(9061426-776
AJAX -large one bedroom
basement apt.. sop on -
twice. 4 pc betihroom.
central air. may. am rid.
$625 FrsYtaet 683-0799
AJAX -near hosil". dean+
attractive err bedroom kx-
I No basement apt.. uw
beg, cable. partial kitchen.
rip Pei. Lit "now nor -
snaking #*mal* $500,
ma(906r 6f6-18as
v„1,01. AJAX-WosVxr +wyr 112.
60 a nose to but, WW bright
spacauw t bedroom taw
rtent apartment with sops-
pb. rate entrance, cable 4pc.
'I,tor, both, no frmOkempefs
ale $600 all induaive cam 686-
oKk, 1179
end-
Vale- AVAILABLE APRIL IST
spacious 3 bedroom, near
ve Fila Market. Mined baa►
night with walk out dose b
GO. shopprg,401 shoo .
2 usaigm (9m)426-7339
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
pardgirg. LY - in Whitby apt buidng.
firstrLest/ SPAGaw ca:pomc newly
periled apo, with otacony
Coes b bus, sfhopprg as
ublibes included. FrsVlast
�^ equo No porta. one bdrm
$625.2 odrm. $725.3 bdrm.
$775 call 130.0134
n -
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service
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COURTICE
one bedroom casomert
apt . sepir�a ereal
partartg. kAdnen.
appliances. 3 pc bath.
$650 rictus Laicise
1 bdrm - $%9
2 bdrm - $619 3 bdrm -
CleaNlarge units InckxWs
heat. cable, hot water.
parking, new appliances
Tenant pays hydro.
4366700 or 101.5222
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
7uiet neog urhood newrer
:),Alcbng Fridge, stove
-sundry. private entrance.
2 car parking. March i
y650. hydro 5237958
OSHAWA North - One and
.ro bedrooms, available
mmedmately 0 February Ist.
-.dge. stove. ubkties in-
: Xded 7232094
OSHAWA. bedroom apt,
separare entrance. down-
"�wn area. available March
$400 month. first9ast.
blus 40% utAbee 721-9646
OSHAWA- a✓a lable now.
='rne be•;ryjm apt 1140,
r+so ty (S59S'ntthty), laun-
".ry. parking. appliances n.
.luded Deposit negotlable
3xncoe/Cdive) Cam 576
<7w
PICKERING
BROCK RD/401
Base -e -: ac• 'x -vr -
wM separate entrance
umom a cable included
Available March 1 $60D
No pets Cam air 5 p m
619-1731.
Asn '7r .awn
P'Caer -; - .e•pr.: 4"
3 Dell -1,x- :Ondo . 1 tit
baths 2 appliances. near
GO. PTC available now.
$950 inclusive. no ports can
X416 609.2712
Available immodiafeiy SECURITY Owlding, spa -
432 -3618 Vous 2 Dedroom apart -
leave -wvage intents. sparate dining
DOM. kitchen I,vne e•or.
FURNIS'+ED ;ne be, riga. ample pgnvg, n Col -
room ba3enent aowtrrnt. boi w.t543 plus limbos
Available March trot Non Cas (9051 355-5372
smoker no pets. no last STH sihawa - 275
1100 Per mo 619 252+ Wentworr, St 'ry iage 1
FURNISHED W' -_
taned one bedroom beroe-
ment apartment. laundry
fai7ktles. but service at
door. sutable for non
smoking N WWAO. 579.0414
GOVERNMENT weed we -
low as $1100 BMWs.
Cadmacs. Chevy$. Fords
Mwtedes. Pord. plus
trucks and vans. Amazing
recorded message reveals
deceits phone, 16-iS31-
4055 24hrs
in. 1 BORK APT.
Kitson and Olive.
Oshawa
$425.
TOO Free
1 -NO -565-2062
and 2 ledroomr, clow to
+guess arta shopping Avail
able inrnedialeiy Feb a
Mar. Call 721-9722 0 434-
5183 between 9-8 p m
SUNNY '*eshuy decorated
apartment wrih great Ovw-
survd windows. yard. uu-
WO included 2575 first/+ is
404-201 t Passe Wve
PICKERING - 'age clean
3 tearoom condo 2 baths.
2 balcornos. now wtchon.
44taer and ae coteiticner
Secured parking walk to
Go. close to schoots and
daycare 51095 nckides all
utiles Avail Mar 1 906-
830.6378
BEAUTIFUL two bedroom
condo. 5 appliances. 2
baths, air. pool. dose b
401 and go. available Aped
Ist 428 - 7162
QUIET home 2525,
month. Ajax by rte lake Newly rw mvaW tum TWO BEDROOM apt hg,
SM? oonL rwd basement baaerrnt including 1 bed- stove. Parking. central id-
apwrl ont. for mature non- room k&henetle. cads. cation, new Oshawa Cen-
smoker. parking, private parking. Whiles Rd:401 scot ler. 401 $575 00 plus My -
entrance, 427-3178. female norm-amokgr $550 dro. NONSMOKER avail -
420 -2491 able April t 5767055
BOWMANVILL,E n&e
glevato�
Cepabn9,babP
ny gwm raw. kwe last
morale rwA.irrrhwd. ocur
panty. 1-70&432-2403
b Sana Ces" and wrelt-
gV distance b Midbwn
Mss Apa lliso s lir wnL 11
8 2 bedroom in owar.
TWO bedroom basement
apt., separate entrance,
one car parting, $7501mc.
available Merdr 1. No Pala,
non arhaker. Pkkwn%Gl9-
1500 or 416208-0619.
VACANCIES? Cal 9w oma
atop narwta shop ler a BET-
TER seloc on. DURHAM
HOME RENTERS, (90S)
428-1278 manorial tse
qu e linking. Stiar"
$x25. 56 vows slid cider.
"MTN OSHAWA, 2
LANDLORDS ADVERTISE
Fill
72b7344.
CENTRAL OMaws - aw
�S675nck�,
WHITBY - large 2 bed-
bed -
he�om Mibve,
room skudio aPartrnnsnt yv/
rJoaa b few
bc&b s. available April 1
barmy sop. d wn9 room
ltSndry mat. SM sidu les.
krstllast call collect (519)2.
d livingroom, parking for
u1W*M. 571-a m or 576
767'18+6
f795 .. cAtitiss. CSI 666
5877
4321, 665-4623 or 416-
16OSHAWA
OSHAWA- WW bright 2
269.5449.
CLEAN 2 tradruonn spL in
bed- apar*writ in 11
WHITBY - ons bwdocm
duplex fridge. Sore, suit.
Pin now Oshawa C~.
colo in sail wide avail -
Newly doccrab d, Fridgar
able April 1/95 $a%
with ow child. $575 pkq
SbveLaundry fadalse,
mo City all indusnve. Call
u tiltrea. Non-srokm pra-
Parking. Niti
Ues included.
Card Norris Renhatt Pw9eo-
kirad. No pets. Available
rhonwh. Availon
able
ti 434-5222.
snmods"y. awil- Y.
March
March t Phone 571-2757
WHITBY - One bedroom
after 4:30 p.m.
man ft= in triplex, near
ONE Bedroom basement
OSHAWA one bedroom
dowiow n, heat and hydro
lilt dose b Go tram
and all --Va-. Available
apartment in 17 Quebec SL
included.$5� per month.
f
non smoker.tem alle pre -
immediately. $660
SMmonth inclusive.
lered. (905) tib +531
tes n
month ublckuded. Cal
Available imrrnednably. Fist
1/2 of last required. Cam
WHITBY- 2 bedroom
666.3952
Steven (905) 571.3229.
basement apt In triplex
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
OSHAWA - charring 2
near Go 3 401 $6501mo
includes sop entrance.
apartment, available at see
and 900 Glen St. Close to
bdrm twoleveapartment
frdge, stove, laundry fac .
heat. hydro. parking. Ids of
schools, shopping and
immaculate, l0
c,m large len hardwood
lift,
CICUfloorS,
windows Available March
G.M. utilities included hW
last call 726
large Victorian Doth,
11% FrsNastirelerenees.
06660049 after
-403.required.
hr$Vlaal. $750.. 7236997.
736t6t0
WHITBY -Clean, very
bright, i bdrm lower level
apt.In quiet professional
home Own entrance fridge/
stoveall utilities. laundry.
C/A, brick FP, suit one
working non-smoker, no
pets March 1st x April 1st
$625A0 430-3984
WHITBY -furnished t bed-
•oom apt- 5529 incluatve.
Also. 2 bedroom apt. in 6
plex_ $620 77 plus hydro
Both available Immediately
666-5535
PICKERING - Whites Rd
1 -bedroom basement, sep-
.1 entrance. lull kitchen.
Dark" arc. Uvac security.
carpeted clean. Mardi t.
single non-smoker 5600
inclusive (905420- ,M
WHITESi401basement
a . pt separate entrance
eat -in kitchen. laundry, ae.
Patio, No pets Fvrs"st'
references $550 Ind,
839-3053 after 6 p.m or
weekends
WHITES/HWY.e2 Private
1 bdrm bail ass! park-
ing -near shopping avail-
able March t. $600 endu-
wve call Harry 14161283
7393. Jennifer Lail
14+61283-5570
WMITESMWY ur2 Pnvale
I bdr-- bs-1 apt park-
mq.ne r shopping avail-
able March I SOW incky
gyve call Harry j416)2&3-
7"3.
416)28}7393. Jennifer Lail
(476)283-6570
Jill
A -AX
app,arces. fenced Yard
extra parkingvery dear+
$925,mo hrsoast. aril
April 1 905.509-1927
AJAX NESTNEY•'4C• 3
pod•xr- 3 baths vrg
room tamtily room. ksrdtogd
yard. central awtvac. Cas
426- 7878 Mr more mtor-
mation
A„AX HARWCC:
BAY LY
3 bedroom main ill.
2925 Pius LOOK Pius 2
bedroom basenerot
APWVrwnt. 5750 . tAk-
tws Available Much 1&L
:toes to amenities Call
420-1281
BAY RIDGES
2 storey .1 oedroor 9oc
sq ft nowl" pant.
carpet. 4 now apphwrAn.
prnrale Ia xx ry *-ad
yard. deck •tie smokers, no
pets SW - 23 iftes
831-7239
NUHTH END - 3 Ded-
roorr owlgaiOw hnrohed
rec-room. double drive. an-
gle garage private yard.
$950 plus utilities No
small children no Pei.
ref first/ last 436-1031
BELIEVE R
5500 Down.
Why rent? When you can
own a brand new 3 or 4
b9droom single deyt:hed
home on Inge lot. Cal
(1111" 6 i
BOWrANVILLE. $860
month plus ubibes, avail-
able Mach 1. 3 tlednoorna,
4 4PPkanass included.
6x67269.
COURTICE - on Hwy. 2. 3
bedroom bungalow, wash-
er. dryer. sap- 9magw.
large yard. SM monthly.
2638223
OSHAWA Centre area - 4
bdrm 2 storey sari.
bass mint excluded. 1.5
baths, appts.. parkmg,
% nood yard. waluaA deck
Avail. ini nwd $ffMmd* .
2/3 ubl. Call (905) 5"-
159,
OSHAWA. Downtown 3
1 bedroom available
March tat Broad loomed
througfau, oil heatxg
$545 Plus utilities. call
(90SPOS-4908
PICKERING 3 bedroom
Close to Go. 2 appliances.
$995'mo. Plus Utilities
905.839-3069
SOUTH Oshawa - 3 bdrm
sem, fin. basement, fenced
backyard. central air. 5 ap-
pliances, avail. April, t
$1000 - utilities. Call 579-
+864
i J 4 1
PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1995
SOUTH Whitby - ravine
K 3 bedroom bungalow, 2
car garge, walkout base-
ment, hen acre lot. $11501
mthly .. (905) 668.6960 or
(906)430-3161.
WHITBY -Thee bedroom
2 slorey, 2 .5 batlts, garage,
appliances, slo50 plus.
Also beautiful new 2 bed-
room basement apartmenL
must be seen Rossland/
Harmony area. $795 plus
Available March Ist. 436-
6253
WHITBYN.W 3 bedroom.
2 1.2 bath, fainly room,
central air, double garage
$975.00 plus utilities.
Credit check. Available
March or April. Please can
728-7546 or 6669921.
WHO says you cannot
afford to bury a house?
3 bedroorn townhouse car-
nes for $460/mortth. (P i
1) 3 bedroom bungalow
carnes for 5780 /month
(P&p pius more Cal tbrk
Stapley R&Uax Accord
5763111 or 67161743
XTRA. xtra. read all about
it Mortgage paynents from
$810 2 and 3 bedroom
hones Call Thomas C
Pike. Sates rep.. Permax
Accord Really Ltd 576-
3111
763111 "why, rents Buy
NORTH Oshawa - a.ad-
abie Marl, and April 3
bam lown houes. 3 80-
ptwwes, 3 apple canon
Pod. sauna. playground.
Clove to sc odNshoppstq-
OW and $912 pkr utiF
was 4363346 to 'Mw
CAPITAL Properb"
would ike tc Otter you the
best n Oshawa Uww'g.
Specious 2 and 3 bedroom
loan homes StaLng at
$700 Can John Zv9uha
436.1364 now
NORTH Oshawa - avad-
able March and April. 3
bedrooms. 1.5 batt. go -
raw. basement with walk -
Out b backyard. 3 ap-
Pkanoss. cornrron Pool.
taus and playground. on
-rte management. $903
and $912 plus u"n 436-
3346
363346 to view.
CHECK a out" Oshawa.
$325 Per mo, nckd•s eve -
10111 Ckee to amen dies.
am -mOke 725-7660
PICKERWG - Sirgl•
room with cable use of
kitchen. waw to Pickering
Generating Station. Go
PTC s36o per mo. /$170
bweekly Phone 420-4318
ROOM FOR RENT,in
South Ajax tone new
Food Gryshred kitchen.
bui ndry and bathrooms call
Dan H•6W87W w-416-
496 -4m
-4164964903
ROOMS on private ham.
Slave kitchen, bean. yard.
central Oe haven. Avoidable
imrnadinbly. $325hno. Cal
At Wave message 725-
1074.
AIAX. Room in eardo
wick pnvW [len. tntrcir
POOL saw, gym bc&ms,
btirrdry fec"n. t arab
pr fwrsd (IMM 633-4121
EAST OSNAMtA4rwe•
b altarw, own two rooints-
LVANea pulirrp and b -
dry vicku led S 460.001
nrarth, mn••nak r. Cas
MOR 433.1507.
FtMALE to shave 2 •b►
ey *rlllalad halt. 5400
rnorral 1i 4eat Rtl&awkG
an. Nur 401. B•rwllalwir.
Awed" now 029 -4066 -
MATURE CMiehn non
arrudarkp mob wrartlsd b
trio. few inngdow do••
to Go all Pidwinl Taw►,
ad for perMaulrs 906-
r 091-0500•
PICI(ER ING - Bedroom
and private ti•in9 room.
burly and ober• melrf
irg. $475 . Ajax, bn•doorn
burtty. air, fr•pfece,
sham nnnirrirg, omm
fecal., $460. Go& -4766 or
leave message.
PICKERMIG - would you
tike to rive in a Christian
home? OWK apsciow,
bngK doss b Go. Parting,
K'�t iricluded. Call Mary, Realm Rouge
Raw. 296 -MU
PICKERING Brock/Finch,
partially furnished, freshly
painted room in quiet
house Includes parking.
laundry, cable, fireplace,
storage space. Non
smoker $450 inclusive.
firsNast required (906)686
02%
EXECUTIVE furnished
suites, complete with dish-
es. linens. telephone etc.
Full use of rec facilities.
Pane Whitby location.
$1500, pkis. 905852-5128.
McLAUGHLIN SQUARE
- Oshawa ' bedroom con-
dominium. Living i lining
room combined. Kitchen,
Frdge/Slove. Mint Condn-
bon. Parking & Condo fees
inckidw 11825/month Fwsif
Last Lease. References.
Cal(905)571-1386
600 S•:. FT. commherw,
spats. King St Bowman -
vile. wntludee 2 parking
spaces, crater, 2 pc. bath.
6600 1350 sq. R rhdud s
wate,. pW of hest and hy-
dro front and mer snli- ce.
store Mont on King SL. 4
parking 9". $1300 19W
s¢ R. incudes "Is. part
beet and hydro. King St
9owvmnahyea. 2 rear en-
trances.
mtrances. one front entrarno•.
6 par" spots. $1750..
available irnmodetely, call
626442& ask ler George
or Linda
MAIN Moor office, prime
Simicov N location wrti
painting and sgrge. Nn►
Iy renovated ber er Int
pnob..ronal building.
Press call 905-432-2705
OFFICE space at First
Pidenng Plsioe. for giblet
-nom term. 641 months Ap-
Drox. 1200 sq. It, 3 offices.
reoepi leo, kAchen and
Dinh• kxratiwh- Can Andy or
Suzanne. 906-42O2SM
3500 sqft. finished
space. very Duey Oshawa
plaza. ideal for tainVhiet
hal, pod hal or any land of
dub At facilities in place.
PON" bila rent 416-515-
7W
CLEARWATER - fully hu-
nched mobile homes.
clubhhorrae heated pooh.
hes tui, farms. Aust 20
mines b benches NHL
hkodey. Blue Joy bo--bM.
ON and horse tracks
Children welcome, less
Van moW Call 1-813-
5362123
!! WHAT A STEAL!!
Bright, sunny r,,W bun
gab- wrgerage on WW
court in Bowmarwilte.
Lay lel, 3 bdrnnr, 2 bta,
walkout b dock pevsd
dive. S apps. AN your Ica
only $tt6,oW (anu abla
nicripap•) . $6000 down!
Cam calm 1.604 -sew
am - It won't kne
DOVnAMWILLE 4 bed.
room, 2 starry, 2 bat,
bin. Pale Boors. Me"
bNt1 yard. gsroes, dos•
to sdrti A am. I I Ii -
$120.000 open house 2-4
Seradsys, Sundays or d
b vicar 623-2376.
FROM
bud 1111 1,Z3 betilictint
condo's l4 to 1442.9 R
AN Smods anewAss.
Cd now ler iter.
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Movwww4w, 4 bdrm.,
23W s4 IL, with W/O bee►
nwkL bailing on a pbyig
field, great Pirtsntial
820Q,110M. tap 68"153
PICKERING - 4 bedroom
F-hdlm erecut- hone.
in quiet coot eloan b
schools, Upgrade• and •r-
tras galore. nasi• land-
sespirg, rnis i•d bear
moll 8297,000. Cap (905)
4206900 between 1 pm - 6
Pin. No apotb plaa•e.
WNITBY - $94,900 spa-
cial 4 bedroom 2 storey. 2
baths, 4 appliances, with
only 5% down will carry for
$950 including taxes Ted
Houghton. Remax Summit
666.3000.0 Unit apt., central-
ly locate
ed, available anytime.
$250,000. Call 433.2504
after 6 P.M.
WHITBY - luxury one bed-
room. 1.5 batt, 5 apple.,
overlooks lake, indoor pod.
24 hr. security $118.000.
Cal 8662631,
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BULDING LOTS.
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(613) 682.1679
$3500 hull price -secluded
wooded trailer lot. Good
row- sandy beech.
12 hes. bone Oshawa 41
431.ISM
BORROW SIC.000 . pay as
lite as $1 i 0 per nonlll..
Oac. Call Jerry. 6667200.
Free consultation. Anbws
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on September 13x94 at
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Barry Eves in eonrdence
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husband livveth, she
be marned to another
man, she shall be
called an adulteress.
Jesus at Scarborough
Holiday Inn 7:30 Pm.
Ery Sal. 1
Jim Campbell
1-705-324-2364
HUNTER.Ian
Alexander,
in loving memory of
a dear son arid
brother who left us
so suddenly on his
19th birthday,
February 20,1988
He left us quietly.
His thoughts un-
known,
But he left us a
memory
We are proud to
own:
So treasure him
Lord.
In Your garden of
rest;
For when on earth'
He was one of the
best.
Sadly
missed and
forever
loved by
his Mom, DadAnd
sisters
Sharon,
Carol
and LOS-
be,and
brother-in-
law Kevin
and all
those
Who loved
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flus, ceramics i tiip
Ckuilr ttnicaset,
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Valerie and Bill Cross announce
with great joy, the birth of their first
Grandchild,Evan Clark, 71bs.5 ozs
Mother Dianne is doing
great.Auntie Brenda and Papa are
still celebrating as are all the Great
Aunts, Great Uncles & Great Cou-
sins. Granny of course is shopping
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CONSTRUCTION
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FOR A FREE CONSULTATION,
CALL TOM PERRIE 427-4613
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T.E.P General Contra-
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law , docks. bkig and
drywall. Panar9• shelving
was and bBs. Terry Pa-
lndt 43V -9115.
DRYWALL. bonrdnq, SW
rig, Maitre way cMinpe,
plassr repairs. accousbc
-r bar suepended .. oonIF' , bss•magbasern•rd re
vations. For MM e•tknoe
Call Be 432.8406.
HOWELL'S Gainers!
Convactor Inc, Rn•ido wo
and cAmm•reial. irit -nal
and •xbrior anwm work
Property nekrrtar.rno•.
Paint and wWpgm •le.
1096 oft weds over s1,000.
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rwylr•L Call for res• ass.
rrteba (90ti) 404.21779.
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Is I-
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Call Mano
OW6194663-
VAZ GENERAL
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Interior and exterior
repairs, renovations
and construction. Fast
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Craig, SM1913
TUDOR ROSE RENOVA-
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electrical, plumbing, dry-
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home . office services.
Free estimates reasonable
rales. No job bo small. Rel-
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anytime.
• •
• •
ELECTRICIAN licensed
30yrs. experience, al work
guaranteed, discount to
sensors FREE Estimates
call Sam 905-6833719
ELECTRICIAN. Licensed will
do all types of electrical
work Reasonable rates.
Seniors distant. Fast serv-
ice. Can Alex at 4337632.
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BUDGET Panting, int &
ext. over 20 yrs. exp.. Stuc-
co codNgs panted. plaster
repairs Good dean fob at
reasonable prices Phase
call 721.1997, 434-1051
Interior / Exterior Pant-
ing. Wait papering for good
prices. good work Call Mel
576-6653
TUTS PAINTING
& DECOR
N*nor & Exterior
European Workmartshp
Fast, dean,
lllade service.
420-0081
AJAX Moving Systems - full
services, mown. appkrnce
and panic specialists. Fir
cab or hourly. We now have
heated storage -rete. Now
offering Mee bares wrth
move. Pak and low speual,
OWN at 09 and up. Cal
for ntormshOn. 725.0006 Or
427.0006
E*w wres.
Cross [lovers
BMW rafts, homes,
oam. so'. etc.
Piano inovelg.
Packing a oisde
HARRY4)l-THE-
MOVERS - Move bog or
small, we price them aN'
Free •eoima m, Swam
discount, amort mitis•
mows. Pimanowd, also
eppiancen- Comipa -
rates. Cal 432-2850.
MEN wish large Muck will
do horselold mwss res-•
dentia, tanrercial. AN
types of moves. Cap Carl or
,Lie 427-2666-
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09411.
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finding time to dean yc
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home cleaning call Helen
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1041.
EXPERIENCED clearm
Lady will dean your fou
. doing a superb job. Re
sonable rates call Patric
420-2984 after 3pm
MAGICIAN, clown friend
ready to entertain for a
age, any occasion. Birt
days. PrOM060113. Opening
fund racers. Magic shoe
aro M' Leeuce help. 83
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•Ful Coarse $270
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1995 -PAGE 37
Wanted
Hometown Heroes
The News Advertiser is seeking your help in
locating hometown heroes.
On April 5 we're publishing a special section
featuring people who have added a little
extra to your community.
A Hometown Hero can be a person who has
dedicated years to coaching hockey. Or, it
can be the crossing guard who spends a
little extra time with children. Hometown
Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and
ages.
We need you to tell us who you think is a
Hometown Hero.
On April 5 we'll publish a story and picture
on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've
selected. The hero and a guest will be
honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's
in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will
receive a commemorative T-shirt and
plaque.
Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who
you think deserves the distinction as a
Hometown Hero.
We'll notify those chosen by March 16.
Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/o The
News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave.,
Ajax, L1 S 2H5.
Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax -
Pickering News Advertiser and the Pickering
Town Centre.
News Advertiser
YOUR MONTHLY
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AUTOMOTIVE
GUIDE
Eastern Tire Service
Have you ever got a
flat fire in the middle of
the night and your spare
is no better?
So what do you do?
Get mad or call Eastern
Tire Service?
The Service that
never sleeps" is available
24 hours a day, 7 days a
week for just those times
hwhe you need a helping
Celebrating its 10th
Anniversary, the store,
located at 759 Kingston
Rd. in Ajax, dispatches
13 trucks all over
Durham and eastern
Scarborough and changes
tires on anything from a
compact to a tractor -
While they first
started out in the tire
business, today Eastern
is also a fully equipped
service repair shop with
all of the latest
technology and three top
notch technicians who
will keep your car or
truck running smooth.
"We do ever kind of
repair here, says
President Maurice
Michaud who along with
wife Joy have built a
solid reputation for
honesty and quality
work. "We take the time
to find out what the
problem is and then
provide the customer
with a free written
estimate."
Maurice points out
that their hourly rate is
only $45 and that their
mechanics only do what
is
ne necessary
to get the job
Of course tires are
still an important part of
their business and they
carry all of the best
brands including
Michelin, Bridgestone
and Cooper as well as
any other tire you want.
For more
information or if you
need their 24 hour
service call 686-1694 or
420-6990.
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mob. Foee1g rbmg S1, alloy
C -W d o% 4" surarwtgo all
auto ad Meek wawa b was
a bmwk sM.le dw ow¢ 171'
17M
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deameo ft ad Vol. maw ear
trot Wm Bk ba in so oormiI
Ms a tea MOdyk I wwt b mad
s bear aktup t sY 1T1s
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140 tL, bo*41wa rwer.rn
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come ay. r wST imdk
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their 0-M Sri W OMM sial
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bard, mrsmster, tmrrlp shy.
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rte led dewebeoM Mfr ler
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14MR, bNNawra, W#k who
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fiat d we out dltteilw4
ft..and'p:d.gmu pdMat
bdnng ler a bdy i a long Wme
won 0-w d ft tams
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fIPOMTARE011B, ok" whits
sok 23. being ler a oo dtila
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cowl 0-A Nnabq fordi-14
and a po.eilft rab0ionemp. SY
tM
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tab, wnM I A bn, wfaa
hathod. ealoys Mole dtrwn4
mo.IM. awwc and annmrlod ass.
nob ng an honael and wing
wor ant 24.36, no head par ST
16841"
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r. tat 6t. arts neva, awry.
hent slweq and caapi -"I
a sim It wigs, caw9 MY 0M
we rW low ad r as b bis
n gown. SY "a
GENUNW, hopelessly ronoattrc
knight, s"ard" lor 4 to
parva. tmMvg to wean you rod
lengthen" to ism yo,r favor W
cap t poew to Dein tit ^wft7
gate" that may WON you. iT
1496
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doidren . Sr, brown %ar, brown
arra kswew - htwq, mart
=OF*% geed way Music and
00*mw beseg for soli'. 3SK
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oft eel POEM wMwMo.. 68
tea
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ouaoon
and rust awMgL Would be b
Meet an edabh*IK Carver lady
we oowla reoVa am so del.
den ST se" P"
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"awe of hurte,
app dot sir mwa
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far 0-M saw tWarrad to poa,Db
smismings OW family. ST 1013
ACTNF, Ck ftn Van, 21L r, aa►
Mr, age looks baking live
win bwb Our a odowal . IT
moa
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adk*n wad a dawnsoi erg
and SMS Is ft cM+e or Pat a
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mals, 30. baste ler a sole Meds
bwmk am Ndsr.bd w bele
slip, "a"rdb Aha ST 1M/
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b, S'7-, baeasl hrdseateg,
nw., lam ft oobm a lap
left 4WANY to bmdm�iIN
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somsom wb NOW Wo to be
k.1bd sprtal beaus do told
bogwalbatsY11M1
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Minds ho r. a Cols ft wdrars,
OMS MMOM caevy Naas and
Need ler& bobq ler Mab. 36
30-, no head gemWk Aa*w.oaed,
we some gots n 1%, ler a long
mom raMwtetr0, ST 16172
ROW.M N' mete. 23, venom, had
fy, bakag for e:Mlayed Ohm.
OW44 female only, be mach
Yvon Pboe so and few Pool -
Cut debom sr IM3
OUTGONG mobs mar, 37, 5r.
137 b., 0-+-I outdoor sports.
wining and dwcwg 0-4 qutat
evenings at home, W" for
lemale. 30., with a swiss of
%~ and a peanwn IN tae, ler
ftwdowmmwwho. sr /0-4
ow
YOUNG. amacwe woo. 21, or.
Om but blit rpm disk slots
has. who app wmwac i on
to haft nae MWAN and Pa
low "kat bwbg ler awob
lbs3Sa",�w t/ul wYeo-M0. SY
1E►116111ATM 10 "1 4 ads. SQ.
Www d lea tit Ibe d fpr d
a m% soft ad ,rete. not will
Ne ba wahw. wars bmf@ far
MMendelaq. Possible Moore tor.
Single ata- Wdc, ST 1634
wry poetnn, atlofs
Me. w'. . uccow : in Now
am" UK C. tab iL. 68 woe -
NJ 1r a lady b dere a we with
me. low final, wall in ft pull
Owacl et.. and every airy a a
raw asvnw - sY I=
PMOROUt, ,erred gsnlennn,
ss, I look very yal b my ago.
ON OWO, NOW ch - A m. kir,
aMy ran, «Hoye porta and
OSP ff0• ala boom mune and
hetaiMoP bar%te aWa s
flet
TOOK son. 38, 165 Vic. r,
rater Named, no dMads I
has". aw"m w w, bin"
hkwr hear, Mw oft. dabf4 0W
M& adv it" ad hang, wale
an to am a tsmb, a*. for a
nab. , . S $Y IM
sf110EMF- I - , Mob mb.
Sit. bwm h-. hazol ayes, 5T,
dole app Nmmft dean, a -
mg. country moth, Social
wmobdariar, sorb ptMy Uwe
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ab di OimM ndlor
smear. wdAamdam barn. ler
kiMIrir w1 1' N
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1111' S i oda br�b.k sad,
love ssmaa if. lis di
dms►ittb11
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d wk wore a PYk Imrbg b herr
item prdlr, psMk lbs, agar,
awhile bads, slag, mfems w11F
aroma n isle
EAS TBOMB, .haft mak 42,
bPoblrck drraelw, low- ft
sfwob tinea it alk d ubwAls
and protective, -ales bpd and
mmaC.0 wbim M 10 moi.
4rw, Iw wawa ST 1t1f
011111101111 am@ mak 20, ear,
M`egibmrrwhirw
Bar M iv, ask mfttia and taw*
alwq wab^ Mile mak 33.
sol-, 215 K bods, goy sy-,
"Is sa" and *Ww, hand.
ws
lo ... and aft- . tons
Nwmw, hotel for a del ayp
mi hmmr, 27,16, who hu a god
11mso d brow. K 1961
GEBOBIE and oug00% single
Ohio itis we a gain of lmatrar.
liw to be loved and I an a family
tan. 36 oeekrq lemas. 30-40.
angle nonO am Oskar, ST labs
ACTH droroad Ooo:wa, 46. Sr,
Am and blonds to total ops, ■
W" IV a soowe and haw*
4690. SY 354
lel ink POwm an,
g11(- Wool whom 1Wmrb. 36, Sr,
tis i0-. erYoyw travel, nourian
bb4 naso ororeaewy r.q
(sol Ate speGrw sponel seeks
sone mom SY 210 pts
NAS a4lnastamk dgdp Ptaap,
mftae brtsde, 37, mho owe sir
mek tib eudoos novtss rid
pale rowstmc o mww on" a
white mW, 40.40. to share my
darn w k w 3411
PETITE, wMe Wdy, to fwta*
mole semen.-m.,weer. Odom.
we a sooty of moonk mans to
ft" a gerttlwn, 58-41s, -n-
eerfor rn0 No Peso*
loll rota g zo
od
BAR®eta Odom OWb b nerve
W& S2 Poen young, not td. no
Net. orad at nag slot . - .
Win Small TV, ocamom f want.
W_ bud leve Simmons, eernoue
roolwe only. no head gears
p m F w lost ST Z10
IABIlw silk sWweyad boors,
,matt" mads and out, ,
horbK gnaw two .M a god
bab9 on ft otasb ale ilea hr
an Smactae k I - . 2S-311. IT
2116
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balk. 40-. Pulite, binds, Who
W" dncng, travel tomordc
www bdwg ler a podOlmY-
r1 r pM mm acid. int W sM
t�gMd�tedcan I all a "tle
0ORIF ML bdy berg ht
a emAarebk 4650. asst N leve
an, Oman aft's lo" fora � r 1
to low, fit►
a sudommyd*tkSee sb
MWstili sT 3BMp"
auslosects hwr, to.
to omokw, nek" ler a Ma.
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d*wm
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mo. &Oft -M atd pint
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am !H0. bo K Mo -w
itbada, kWmr iso paalbb all►
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kno l ais"NO ii obill a
-
puri mre da M- a ft gil.
a -comm FAIL W hm Um M b~ Nor
EVEININITIC, M* eotalm"all
bdm, 4k ear. Ma app:oma
w4 VIOL I-bi ad war _
hv^ bo Wq ler a lel pry wit a
was of humw, msmLpd
rtsm a
brlama St nu
T.io
alkadiw I ON, ear,
21, sass nspaaikb, mows.
mutes . mdk 22.211, wlte aloe
ft mum ww De
ouAnte ab
pa ba a gad sate d name.
NOWBUM, eis11w Sed Iron
OK 90 a gad arra d bwwr,
swam bftk 47, sobti:amaaa
with sans gtrwkbw, for a lit"
PWFBSWWL, oompwn4 moa¢
an" 1wmW. 23. eermg W49
wnb ams, 23.21 wO a ,sow of
honer,, no ds"fdw wtte a
artier -needed and ktoows what
mmwor a all Shall. For bo do
porAW mbb,rMA. s 2M
PETITE. -" - polaaa, lady
rftq for tat 46-66, rlarw. I
a" make.. walk mew¢, trmc-
% I soak a mon to low and Is
slaw s*yy ft mdt tT 23M
MDE►EPOEIT. attractive
brunet, 43, SS, cowdonob in
pas and lorry dtew. Mrmwsit
Not hatW,l anpp oo-nn4 "on
at, culture and travel no head
Ira dialsad. ST 3764
tin. more monk 31, app
uddleg ma eW
and ewg waft.
kaebg ler a soba did or someone
ver bas few and a wry roma*
Dr. 1 you ort to Waw Mew abet
me, call my NSA*& ST 2296
motremm l mot arae, Orf
attracbn, sift Mab. 41. very
roup a ketal «pyo vac, dao-
mg and ilio oudoers, Marg for
frodd* wife a met. 3646 SY
32M
TOM Nis, loyal be, sae d
h~. so. SY 140 ft. wdw.
wwwsa. amna bww, app ata►
try motor. Dealt q wowws, am
riaMa PWrnWswelr�_far. Iwophrw
rRof 7T L Single, black
nen br swoding. Slr 72M ��
PAI kiveg amge wale 28, sr,
enpye "wow co npn4 sw-
aM ft siedm% bang ler a bw
ly awed mak SY MP"
PROFESSIONAL bmb erpp
cycling and cuts. 1sry bald',
Mph b and a Moot ismean
WM a M Ca roma eft bra me.
MASTM3mr
adwrttywa
EASTGOMr,4 dwMswlk aft
g0-, left bmdk pbmwA 30.
alae spat, music, mans, ft
mobw and formal, soaks male
oaomgaL am br hal *Wdi
mad "a" nkm aw ST
sucm aR=&^ aim bmnk
4t, sTr.s lsfa m.e.tla'a/0-w
eat bwK w
ahs, p &FAft mak rte•, b
atm le idab. my em and ST
IBR My N -W is *R" w
:3aty.9bm mmbamasw%c
bank park mad
NW a br aq 9M a = Ins Is
taw d haaaw, 24, MI and
akaeie . 9ft moor a at rot►
zu�somlit4-Uifgrygrg,�. oa n
akB Dun be dsss- I,Mpas Sa np
pekes Our ft Pear waPPw4 five
sir ter is a lowly post,
mar w 1161 km stooi4 sora
amd bEN b�ma� mid 60'11.
losing be 11soulk oddm am bema~rirg 0-M
battles orwmmira8rf w wpUL
r mkn 1 m attar �st� oddly
W410dalYlsaaSll
PRETTY and pstile wraa mem
we mh- Ile wale a pries a�-
On to wAd mob 0A mads
attractive, adishc, still a pod
owns d odor ad gats alive
sT 2396
3$
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hood ma. *4k am a"
log ole, quo awmgL ,trot*
sr ant I 'it dannws and bobble
bsat for ho welsp and a"
rdaawln¢ tea20lo�l,
ATTRACTIVE brtantte. 468. sip
yang bdag ,len d air, salol
►tmef. dbscfle4 %f " mole. ler
.std ,etaeowtlp, sl+o apye tam.
Or. -r►e mbr IssNnt SY t7M
ATTYPACTNE Mak K dw-
two Dor, enrp gall 00% ria.
INS waft herby and bmobK
also wrooq tab eowq, aneeg
sad las throe, on" sera.
ale we wmdw meaede and a
perdm oaarnrrL 68 =
ACT16E. dwmd to K SS,
r,rl-nwmmekr. onrpe od. mors
0% ws1 ti aka im tads f,
Mwearw soflitp satobw sad►
Wm roan wrwrr veassk b pow
Win arr.mI am SY 22M to"
ENU M WNy, young Sol sok ft
attractive. ref ,woo d Macau,
awn slable ,none, tell gid►
owt. lW kmoddep sY sial
tIMr w rraK MMGL blonds
M GOW d Mo. 440, dencmg,
amK k sglsysd. "4*i k uses
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Waw oewrsi g 86WA row nm
A angfor
wide ler. N" "ft o
roee4ha - asap moray mum
bftq
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OMTGONM aaradiw. bntds
soda, 49. 5r. 136 Gla.. mase.
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ft Wear park sub an sob -
wird pamAk.kb 46s`kaft
ORR" on" m 1M weds a
�ap0pw�e - ft "*a". ST nor
!BR a .lilt bale 40. app
Mo" mm6esMs.b9gq04lei ttpitl Prsar
SM rabg geld a�BowbX lamdyt
w;Ma 4 j;Wa7dame ham Navel
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.IRswMl.36419thsift f or -
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taw aMvim4 iMYws, arta►
fall 0-M Gros vele.--n!Mrg stele
p3rm6ama4�d6 pSYe.7 M pbasrltly sr-
M7NAST rixIiiseri wMt
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ri Pa" mbtimdt j�
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MAW, (11114111, a1mNliSet Ool*
6" doulas.
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syn"
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a tiaaNtaea ata fnatad11a anaoaapa and ler any esaimis atlaedseat�d dr to Thin Week ao. ammalt� by rfdww �andtow #as P and MfNoMd CcowwimaMy N.wraptpme ad ib fiN�il
t aarpm-. amm/ie8 BmNt a 4=md by. 00 pabfcaMan a ,reply to such ativergiew
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i
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hat, m w sips, 110 ba, w toys nd-
ag lone, nobtcPclak bowaro4
us and aa4Sg. Loorrq for my
boot in Wow
>!6 Writer, handful
bmale. 51. most. rad *raw.
owe do cwq vast tars, would
It to most arra, go&" %
M.SY3 R�_e�OtsM__
tlE'S A ftf`Elf9l tel sit, rppa
bof•+Q, ante. pOI I . esW
stood in "'w9 td. pdnewsrW
set • w4edeof in kat, mvst ow
aloe, tttaf w:o ad ownweamn
36.45. SY 203
DOre-TO-EARTH tingle morn.
ale 301 refs prow to for moi
sonst". moa be cantly moftd,
bel srtgovg who Its wovtea
dons and good es+wear
Dart SY 7667 pull)
lady looking for sngfe
drags ewwaaiim 4650. ler foam&
favarww
PROFESSNW Y blacY lock
naan,
,slog pit nm" Ibdt Mdlk lo
OWdd* IN 3M
A ,she se6+ducaMd lady.
writ n baa M"k Bw sK tit.
0-M. swing, no dean of mW
��0p+ppt�gW�fs�iwr for =Ib . SY INNIS
ABIIEO, web educated leaf.
mow. Who, of sown pntWrrwl
am omm do Ree vets toeke.
Wdtawain SY3121
NONNOtoll, ONOSMSm, all geed
kWk tesr►atskar, M*4m low,
wloym hems pe, trsaelieg,
warms. hftq hwdl, .veld Its
b mw a ckubm mdse tall awl
b itamwdL t146Mp�
II m, b and dnkfor - . ver going
osNNeibee4leltaQ
smP y srpwg to"
*at ftL1TM17
1ElROR mm k% ST. sb bait
peri h -Ml b" ler aalteamok-
or. M >t
i wfrptiefeile Bow p t
WOUe�aM3k It 150 N L Mead,.
0-2, 150 Ilia, 510',
allow. wadi No64 sm 1W a Wobd ma.
b mad a aim
fbaft aePlsm1-
wliss *pinr.tY44w"
M d ft Rau! Atbbe, sialt.
took1nowAft
40. wW NOb~Nnd w SODOM
mumn
dra6bomb kPbaa�al m�albu too
SLIN rets los. Is
st Neil, obhishod pots
d moot, 66871. ler emus
gid twmL Pbas ad maimm
mr.iiariMMplfal+
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grdyw% Ydflns�PM mesal
Naiafw mswkdL s MIB
hrPROoiEmBNM 1111* V. bbt:g
kiwdeiq. pomils
a� hr %'Wdft _ awySi lis
a"drLst4 wdNk madog
adpid biww*W /srsWwr
ift yam' A I mW ST NU pS
tNOLE bib, kb 20k seek
tame, for timw ft ardor ,ebb
fillip. I low oddsoe, trawl, nu
94 r010A1 tliraL LA Iver
CAN and tall ST M P"
WE, now saga, hle vs. sm
Iwo, 3550, IN enoaatws, disc
bon assured. SY SM (COB)
OUTGOING female, 26, bon
hart, 105 los., haul eyes, took,
for same, to encounters. SY so
ADYEITUAM, clean, diem
coupe, 300h, looking for an advi
kNoul attractive book. 2040.
decrest enoousens. SY SM
HEY Win' Have you aver had
urge that can only be fulfilled by
blond mak, 23, r tall and mus:
lar" let'spo for coffee and to
somelkrs. Dorn be Of. demob
aseued. SY SM
MALE, 42, boki g for a female
couple for dtcwet ercaanter. f
sm
OUTGOING, attached whas mai
29, slim and attractive, seal
female. 3545. ohm and attracts
ler snowl ss, cleanliness and it
adorn arced SY SW
YOUNG couple seeks oulgou
female, any age, for intima
encounters. Draebon b a mu
ST SW mel
MALE, and -30's, physically an
merwdy, in good ltd". looking I
a physraly W 1- We for Infidel
and min0noe. Pam cal mods
for "M solo. tea Sal
GAY mak. 18. looking for gam
1050. rm s'1o,, i3o be., boos
her. ata eyes, krWede'in ore,
ercans M ST 560
MALE, 20, 510, 17o 6L, boor
hr, bit* eyes, sosn9lenrle, 1.
25, SY Sap p"
MALE cane. 301s, kbabg for at
ole mak cateW b sewredwfwp all
seaesb • dtnas, mows. ora
and welted ""DpawL pba
Noe mbm lew ar norib. SY so
MLE looking ler ,sob for 6
vee: acousaL SY sm
MALE. 34 soft fenoae, SY 0
P"
MDMI role, 33, atncbL sof
fen. goobbe fig gal PMso u
my I - :r ow met. ST SM
ATTACHM amen, pok a
at male. 30. very clean and is
meal soslt an abdrd lentW k
discreet encounters. SY So
P"
YOUNG 3W& aft mob mot
seats same. ler sendop, stn
Mewac, movie mhp teen and gr
bgwtws plena as aoalfom Or
wive O& SY W2
OBIMTIA male seals mile hoc
mete lot Inendoll or more. Ft
ndaeoran all Small ST 5f7
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ATTMCTME Dnmaesoonr book
43, non-smoker, ft, lo" to
sant lo kts+bl:q, p -M wit
tenrhp. Fleece CA madsoe Ic
mow elle. n EM
COUPLE looting ler dam who
Iaroa' . 18-23, for am" Wncou
WL tea "M fM5
GAT wife, 23, lo" ler um
18-24, for coed aaau w& r
ear
3S, fawn female an
weer capes ler taw eneaeMen
and danrwn a MUK r
RMCOMG mmnk Se, S. WMr!
aKof ram aawi" tv wef, , , Iom
GALE M" b Octan Ma 41
orb 31L tI Irl sak son
"K MMK a web hat Inds
40. ale waft as or 6" Iron
Isat Sumuw.
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bub r idwds OWWaara i
m
YOOLAOM whet eek, 34
511-, baMg br mile coUNb b
7ftame 1WOKOW, shops mar. M
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who w1mlw waft noon• co p9
ad Meana acumen for or 'aortal
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ss"np an older wmr ler rew
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awoa Wehe "ooluw more ST
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b long un walNIF STIM
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am pooh gat, for teoro6
slip. ST 171
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hent slweq and caapi -"I
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knight, s"ard" lor 4 to
parva. tmMvg to wean you rod
lengthen" to ism yo,r favor W
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smismings OW family. ST 1013
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137 b., 0-+-I outdoor sports.
wining and dwcwg 0-4 qutat
evenings at home, W" for
lemale. 30., with a swiss of
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wry poetnn, atlofs
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am" UK C. tab iL. 68 woe -
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me. low final, wall in ft pull
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raw asvnw - sY I=
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item prdlr, psMk lbs, agar,
awhile bads, slag, mfems w11F
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mmaC.0 wbim M 10 moi.
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mi hmmr, 27,16, who hu a god
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Ohio itis we a gain of lmatrar.
liw to be loved and I an a family
tan. 36 oeekrq lemas. 30-40.
angle nonO am Oskar, ST labs
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4690. SY 354
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tis i0-. erYoyw travel, nourian
bb4 naso ororeaewy r.q
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mftae brtsde, 37, mho owe sir
mek tib eudoos novtss rid
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white mW, 40.40. to share my
darn w k w 3411
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mole semen.-m.,weer. Odom.
we a sooty of moonk mans to
ft" a gerttlwn, 58-41s, -n-
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roolwe only. no head gears
p m F w lost ST Z10
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bab9 on ft otasb ale ilea hr
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pa ba a gad sate d name.
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honer,, no ds"fdw wtte a
artier -needed and ktoows what
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a" make.. walk mew¢, trmc-
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brunet, 43, SS, cowdonob in
pas and lorry dtew. Mrmwsit
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at, culture and travel no head
Ira dialsad. ST 3764
tin. more monk 31, app
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and ewg waft.
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ver bas few and a wry roma*
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me, call my NSA*& ST 2296
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attracbn, sift Mab. 41. very
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frodd* wife a met. 3646 SY
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try motor. Dealt q wowws, am
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cycling and cuts. 1sry bald',
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we mh- Ile wale a pries a�-
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attractive, adishc, still a pod
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attractive. ref ,woo d Macau,
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