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Sunda-', Jan. 21, 1996 32 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 32,500 Vol. 115 No. 3
Adult high
school may
be axed
DASEd students
"terrified their
education will he
cut short'
B% LINDA WHITE
STAFF kfK)kTF-k
DURHAM -- .-%dull, \.ho
have returned to %i-N)ol to earn
high school diploma.% are " tem-
fied their education will be cut
short" because of provincial
funding reductions.
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That's the message more
than 100 teachers and students
passed on to Durham Board of
Education trustees at their
standing committee meeting
Monday.
"Please don't stop us now."
Durham Alternate Secondary
Education 1 DASE i teacher
Julian Luise pleaded. pointing to
adults — many on workers'
compensation, unemployment
insurance, mothers' allowance
and welfare — who have
returned to school with the hope
of improving their lives.
"When you make .our deci-
sions. remember who we really
arc," Mr. Luke urged.
The high school for mature
students has come under scruti-
ny as a result of provincial fund-
ing cuts. The Ministry of Edu-
cation and Training has told
boards that, effective in Septem-
her, students aged 21 years and
older now enrolled in regular
day school programs will be
funded under continuing educa-
tion programs.
The board currently receives
the same grants for adult stu-
dents as it does for any high
school pupil. That means the
board now gets $2.74 miilion in
provincial grants for the 535
students currently enrolled in
DASE. (About 65 per cent of
those students are working
toward their high school diplo-
ma, while the remainder are tak-
See DASE...Page 2
Ikeiba Knight and mom Donica hope you'll buy staying with relatives in Pickering while she
tickets to a dance and silent auction in Ajax next undergoes treatment for cancer, which has
Saturday to raise money to help pay the escalat- already forced amputation of a leg.
ing medical bills of the Grenada youngster who's photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Family of cancer girl staying in Pickering
hosts'Ajax fund-raiser to pay medical bills
By LINDA WHITE
STAFF REP( TER
PICKERING — She hides shyly
under a blanket, covering herself
from head to toe as her mother and
aunt talk about her progress since her
leg was amputated last month.
As they continue talking, I I -year-
old Ikeiba Knight sneaks a few
glances and soon lets the blanket
drop. She picks up a long-haired
Barbie doll and gently brushes Bar-
bie's hair, humming quietly to her-
self.
While Ikeiba has bouts of shy-
ness, she's "coping quite well with
all she's gone through," admits her
aunt Lori Darbani. "Some days are
tougher than others, but I think that's
to be expected.
"She can hop around on one foot
like no one's business," Ms. Darbani
adds. "She has a funky style and will
be able to dance like no one else
when she gets her prosthesis."
Ikeiha's family raised enough
money to send the youngster here
from Grenada after her doctors sus-
pected she had cancer and recom-
mended amputation of a leg with a
large tumor. Because doctors were
unable to test for cancer elsewhere in
Ikeiba's body, her family feared an
amputation wouldn't be enough to
See IKEIBA... Page 2
PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY JANUARY 21. 1996
• Ikeiba
DASE in
•jeopardy
FROM PAGE 1
ing general interest courses.)
Under the new grant scheme, the
board would receive $1.2 million
for those 535 students, resulting in
a loss of $1.5 million.
Board chairman Audrey
MacLean believes it's counter-pro-
ductive for the Province to cut
funding to those students trying to
get off social assistance.
She fears any change to NASI:
will hurt students, who praise the
program for the flexibility it offers
them as they juggle schoolwork
with family demands. but admits
the board may have little choice
but to scrap the program.
Trustees are expected to look at
the program again at their next
budget meeting on Feb. 7. While
the board doesn't normally make a
final decision on a budget item
until the whole budget is set in the
spring. it must make a decision on
DASE soon because it affects
staffing.
If the prx*ram Ls chopped. 30 to
35 full-time teaching positions in
the day school program would he
lost.
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Knight's medical bills could reach $ 100,000
FROM PAGE 1
save her.
Da:lors at the Hospital for Sick Children in
Toronto, where Ikeiba is now being treated,
determined she has osteogenic sarcoma, a can-
cer of the bone. They hoped chemotherapy
would reduce the size of her tumor. therebv
decreasing the chances of amputation.
But the tumor didn't decrease as much as
doctors hoped and Ikeiba's leg was ampuLned
at mid-thigh a few days before Christmas. She
will be fitted for a prosthesis within the new few
weeks.
But her battle isn't over yet. Tests concluded
chemotherapy killed just 50 per cent of the
tumor. lower than the anticipated 00 per cent.
"'That means there's a possibility there's still
cancer in her blood," explains Ms. Darbani.
"Doctors have recxxnmended a new form of
chemotherapy. We hope it will kill all those
nasty cancer cells so they won't plant them-
selves in her lungs," as commonly happens.
Ikeiba must undergo another six rounds of
chemotherapy over the next six to seven
months. latch time, she must stay in hospital
three clays.
Each round of chemotherapy is expected to
cost about S7,000. That means Ikeiba's medical
bills could reach $100.000.
"We're trying not to think about the bills:"
says tits. arhani. "Our focus is stop the cancer
from coming back so lkciba can live a long,
strong, healthy life. That's our goal."
Family and friends have organized a fund-
raising dance and silent auction, to be held Sat-
urday, Jan. 27 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at St.
Bernadette Parish Hall, Harwood Avenue and
Bayly Street, Ajax.
Cost is $10, which includes dinner and a
dance. If you'd like to donate an item to the: auc-
tion (for which tax receipts are available) or help
prepare f(xxi fox the dinner, or to purchase tick-
ets, call Ms. I)arheni at 420-2830 or lathe King
at 619-9643.
Tickets will also be available at the door.
You can also donate at any Canada Trust
branch across the country by asking that fund`
be deposited in the Ikeiba Knight Trust Fund.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 21,1996 -PAGE 3
Police /want to hear from witnesses to Thursday's fatal
crash that killed Visitacion Lidon of Pickering and
injured Ajax resident Judy MacFadyen, pictured here
being transported on backboard to a waiting ambu-
lance.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Cops seek witnesses
to deadly accident
Pickering woman killed.
Ajax resident hurt
PICKERIN6 — Police arc lookin,,, for wit-
nesses to a Thursday afternoon crash which
claimed the life of a 54 -near -old
Pickering woman.
Visitacion Lidon of Spruce Hill
Road was killed after her Dodge
Spirit travelling northbound on
Glenanna Road was struck in the
intersection at Hwy. 2 by an east -
hound Cadillac around 3 p.m.,
Durham Regional Police report.
.Pickering fire crews pulled Mrs.
Lidon from her car. She was taken
by ambulance to Ajax -Pickering
General Hospital, where she was
pronounced dead as a result of'
injuries suffered in the accident.
The driver of' the Cadillac, 48 -
year -old Judy MacFadyen of Ajax,
was also taken to that hospital. She
was treated and released, police
report.
Police say it appears Mrs. Lidon
had stopped at a red light and pro-
ceeded on the green when her vehi-
cle was struck. One of the vehicles
involved hit the side of a GO Tran-
sit bus turning into the intersection.
Mrs. Lidon was wearing a seat-
belt but Mrs. MacFadyen wasn't,
police report. Both women were
alone in their cars.
Both vehicles were written off, while the
bus sustained minor damage. Total damage
has been estimated at S25.(H)0.
The Traffic Management Unit continues to
investigate the cause of the accident. Wit-
nesses are asked to call police at 683-9100.
ext. 213.
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New dates for Pickering Town budget meetings
PICKERING — The start of the Town's
official budget meetings has been resched-
uled.
The meetings will noH he held Thursday
and Friday. Feb 29 and !larch I, instead (;,-
Feb. 15 and 16. h �k i i I he \Lti-c h IS hcti)rc the
budget is scheduled to go before Council for
approval.
Councillors have said they're aiming fi)r no
tax increase this year and are faced with the
daunting task of cutting about $2.25 million
out of the budget in order it) achic\ c that _,oal
Town staff have said a property tax
increase of 15 per cent would be required to
maintain current levels of service. The
increase required to maintain services would
ha\r Ix -en 12 per cent if the Province hadn't
cm n, grants to Pickering by $917,873 or 42.5
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Huge heroin bust
PICKERING — Police made the
largest heroin bust in the history of
Durham Region Thursday, raiding a
Pickering home and arresting two
Americans.
Eight pounds of high-grade, southeast
Asian heroin, with a street value of $1.5
million• was seized by Bowmanville
RCMP's Drug Section officers.
Durham Regional Police assisted the
RCMP with the arrest of one man atter
officers searched a basement apartment
in Pickering early Thursday. A second
man was arrested at a Toronto shopping
mall later in the day. Both suspects are
from New York.
A week-long investigation also
included help from the United States'
Drug Enforcement Administration and
the United States' Customs Service.
The seized heroin was shipped to a
Pickering address via commercial coun-
er service from Hong Kong, RCMP say.
The package was discovered by customs
officials in San Francisco, Cal., while it
was in transit.
At this point there is no evidence to
suggest the heroin was destined for the
Canadian market or that any local peo-
plc were involved, police say.
Patrick Chung, 21, of Flushing, N.Y.,
and Gary Seto. 25, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
have been charged with conspiracy to
import a narcotic and conspiracy to traf-
fic a narcotic. Mr. Chung has also been
charged with one count of possession
for the purpose of trafficking.
The investigation continues, but
police aren't commenting on the possi-
bility of more arrests in the case.
Both men appeared briefly in court in
Oshawa Thursday and have been
remanded in custody until another court
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Eight seek Pickering Ward 2 seat T
PICKERING — At least seven people have surfaced so far
to fill the Ward 2 Regional Council seat left vacant by the
death of David Farr Dec. 17.
That's in addition to members of Council who could be
appointed to the position. Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry
Senis says she'd like to be given the Regional job, Ward 3
local Councillor Enrico Pistritto says he's not seeking the seat
but would accept it if Council appointed him and Ward I local
Councillor Dave Ryan has expressed no interest in the job.
All seven would also be willing to take the local Ward 2
scat if Pickering Council ch(x)ses to move a local councillor up
to the Regional position. There's also one more person who's
only interested in the local seat.
Doug Dickerson
Mr. Dickerson was defeated in runs for the
mayor's job and the Ward 2 Regional Coun-
cil scat before winning the latter position in
1988. He lost the seat to Kip Van Kempen in
the 1991 election, and ran for the Ward2
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tal seat in 1994 which was won by Sherry,
Senis. The 48 -year-old businessman owns
Carpet Corral, and his community service
has included fund-raising for the United
Way. Heart and Stroke Foundation, Chil-
dren's Wish Foundation and the South Pickering Seniors
Club. Mr. Dickerson says he has attended Council meetings
and continued to follow the issues, and believes he can fx; "an
asset" to Council.
Karl Haug Jr.
Mr. Haug ran for the Ward 2 local scat to;`;
1988 and finished third hehind Kip Van
Kempen and Dom Kitchen. T`hL 43 -year-old
lives in Ward 1 but has businesses in Ward= ='
2. He runs a swimming pool service and
repair company and a small home renova-
lions firm. Mr. Haug says he has not lobbied
Council for the current vacant seat and has
only talked about his interest in it "confid Ln-
tially to some family members and very
else friends". He says his desire to serve on council is the
result of his wish to help create a better future for Pickering.
"We have enough doughnut shotps and strip malls," he says
adding that the town's waterfront has been neglected and
"Iowks like a slum in New York".
John Hayden
Mr. Hayden is best
known in the commu-
nity for his work with
the Pickering Break-
fast Club, which pro-
vides breakfasts for
school children who ..
might otherwise go
without. He says the
possibility of his filling
the Ward 2 seat simply came up during
a conversation he had with some Town
councillors. The 49 -year-old Ward 3
resident is employed as an instructor by
Ontario Hydro's training and simulator
services department, and is a past presi-
dent of the Pickering Optimist Club and
past vice-president of the Pickering
Progress Club. In 1993 he won a Cana-
da 125 Award for community service.
Mr. Hayden believes he has little chance
of being chosen because of his lack of
political experience, but says he's offer-
ing his services because he's "interested
in the community".
Special Pickering
Council meeting Jan.
�9 to fill Ward 2 seat
Pickering Council is scheduled to hold a special meeting
Monday, Jan. 29 to fill the existing vacancy. If councillors
choose to move a local representative up, they must also
decide whether to hold a byelcction to fill the local vacancy or
appoint someone to the position. The local appointment may
be made the same night or at a later date.
Mayor Wayne Arthurs has said candidates are free to
appear as delegates at the special meeting to make their case
for being appointed to either Ward 2 seat. But to be considered
when councillors actually vote to appoint, candidates must he
nominated by a member of Council.
The candidate:-, we know of through the grapevine, who
aren't current members of Council:
Joyce Herzog
Ms. Herzog served for live years on the
executive of the Liverpool West Commu-
nity Association and is currently a mem-
ber of the Town's Community Working
Group for the Official Plan review. The
39 -year-old, who works in the field of
textile restoration, has also served as a
member of the board of' Pickering Muse-
um Village and as a member of the parent
advisory group at Vaughan Willard Puh-
lic School. Ms. Herzog says she has discusscd her inicre,t
in the Ward 2 scat with one councillor, and believes she
has "something to offer the community".
Sandy McKechnie
Ms. McKechnie spent 12 years closely fol-
lowing the activities of Pickering C(uri ciI ati Declined
a community program director for Pickering
Cable and Trillium Cable. She is 47 and offer to
now works as a freelance communications
consultant. Her community involvement has have
also included volunteer work for sports photo
organizations, Big Brothers and the Salva-
tion Army. Ms. McKechnie says she has taken
contacted members of Council to discuss
her interest in the Ward 2 seat. "I'm capable
of doing the job." she says. *1 understand the system. I know
how to get things done. I'm quite cotmfixtahle with the f:kt I
would do a very goxol job at it."
HE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANtiARY 21,1996 -PAGE 5 P
Tom Mohr
Mr. Mohr has been a member of the execu-
tive of the Pickering East Shore Community
Association for eight years, including a
three-year stint as its president. Thc 41 -year-,
old printer with the University olToronto is
also a rnemhLr of the Planning Pickering
Together group of citizens analyzing the
draft Official Plan and of Frenchman's Bay
Watch. He is a past member of the Pickering
Museum Village Advisory Board, the board
of the Barbara Black Youth Centre and a mayors task force
on the issue of landfills. Mr. Mohr has only put his name;or-
ward for the position of Ward 2 local councillor. "I think I
could do a good job." he says. "and I'm familiar with the
issues through my background in the community."
Ralph Sutton
Mr. Sutton has been a member of the Pick-
enng Hydro Commission for one year, and
served two terms as president of a ratepay-
ers" association in ScarhOrough before mat-
ing to PickennL, in 1985. He is also a can-
%asser for the Ajax -Pickering General Hos- s ,
pital fiwndation and doors volunteer work for
the hospital's "Iti' auction. Mr Sutton retired
in 1990 from his job as a manager at Bell
Canada. after 34 years with the company. ....x:
and now, at 58, runs a small consultinrL, husiness. He has writ-
ten a letter to Council expressing his interest in the Ward _'
wat. "I have an interest in serving the people." he says. "I
have the time now that I'm retired."'
Randy Vai ne
,%Ir. Vaine ran fix the Ward 2 local scat in
1994 and finished third after Sherry Senis
and Doui�, Dickerson. The 33 -year-old cus-
toms officer is hest known kxally fur his - n;:-.
efforts in fighting for the Dixie -Finch lire
hall and against the Dixie Road extension.
He has done volunteer work for oreaniza-
lions such as the Heart and Stroke Founda-
tion, the Cancer Society. Block Parents and 1`
Child Find. Mr. Vame says he plans to dis-
cuss his interest in the Ward _' scat with ati mctnhcrs of
Council. "It's just to fill in the remainder of this term." he
note. " 1 have no intention oh pursuing a Council scat
again.'
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Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser
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JOANNE BURCHARDT. Editor -m -chief published Wednesda}. FndaN. Sunda,,
S77 NT H(RISTON. Managing Editor
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ARE F'AKH(x'WE. I)i.inhuuon manager PMmc 681-S110 Ea%: hrI-'361
Enough is enou h
g
There was good news for all Durham Region cancer
patients and their families this week. with the announcement a
cancer centre at Oshawa General Hospital has been approved
by the Ontario Municipal Board.
But there must f frustration in the hearts of many follow-
ing the O*Neill Community Ratepayers' Association
announcement that it could appeal the ONIB derision in court.
Enough is enough. The Oshawa citizens' group, which
took the matter to the OMB in the first place. has had every
opportunity to argue its case against building the cancer centre
in the southeast corner of Alexandra Park in Oshawa.
It's an argument the ratepayers' group has lost. And it
should leave it at that.
There was no dispute that the cancer centre is needed here.
There was no dispute the hospital should be allowed to
expand.
'Khat was questioned by the citizens' group was whether
the site chosen for the centre was the best choice, and whether
mature maple trees really have to be sacrificed for the new
medical facility.
The OMB has determined the answer to both questions is
yrs.
%%'hilc the OMB process has delayed ccxtstruction of the
badly -needed cancer centre. the O'Neill Community
Ratepayers' Association has nothing to he ashamed of. The
group was certainly within us rights to appeal to the OMB
after Oshawa City Council approved the hospital expansion.
That is what the O%1B is there for — to give residents a forum
to object to the planning decisions of their Io cal councils.
But to delay the process further with another appeal would
he doing a disscr%tcc to the Durham Rcgion community. Yes,
it's a shame that trees w ill he cut down to make wax, for the
expansion. But it's a trade off most of us are willing to make
Tlx: ratepayers' group should how out gracefully now and
accept the decision. It's time to focus on the positive aspect of
Durham Region at last getting its cancer centre.
Letters
Sunday letters
Put brakes on sidewalk riders
To the editor:
Get bicycles, roller blades and
skateboards off plaza sidewalks.
I am a senior citizen writing to you
in regards to bicycles, roller blades
and skate hoards being used on side-
walks in the plaza near my home.
Once last September I was walk-
ing to a store, when suddenly a bicy-
cle approached me so closely that the
bo)y swerved to miss me. It's a won-
der I didn't have a heart attack. He
upset me so much that I had a dizzy
spell which caused anxiety. I had to
take one of my prescription pills in
order to settle down.
Three years ago I was hospitalized
after being struck by a speeding bicy-
cle.
I feel the only way this matter can
be solved is to have more signs put up
with larger print and stiffer penalties.
Bicycle racks should be moved to dif-
ferent areas of the sidewalk.
I do hope there can be something
done about this problem• because
there are many of us seniors who
shop across the road at that plaza.
Let's not wait until something serious
happens.
Jean Mary Osborne.
Ajax
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130 COMMERCIAL Aw, , AJAX, LIS 2H5 OR FAX US AT 683-7363
Ou'R E-MAILADDRESS Is NewsAd.news@dudhamnews.net
Tory omnibus bill a threat to health care
To the editor:
Let's give the provincial government
credit for the major cost-cutting done after
five years of spending when the NDP
increased Ontario's debt from $39 billion to
almost $100 billion.
Sure, Al Palladini, (Lincoln Limo/pal-
imony problems/everyone has a cellular
phone) David Tsubouchi, (dented tins of
spaghetti and non-existent 69 -cent tuna)
Bob Runciman (boot camps and chain
gangs) and John Snobelen (let's start a cri-
sis) of the Tories are always getting into
trouble. But then again they're new in office
an,d in fairness, some newcomers are
caught off guard.
So, lets' forget about the above!
The real issue on the table is the new
omnibus Bill 26. The Tories attempted to
ram it through without hearings.
But, after MPP Alvin Curling's sit-in, the
'government reversed that decision. The
IiOntario Hospital Association objects and
the Ontario Pharmacists Association
.expresses the concern it both lowers the
;)quality of pharmaceutical care while raising
4walth care costs!
ed on for debate.
1. It would give the Minister of Health
unilateral power to close or amalgamate
hospitals, and to terminate services that hos-
pitals provide. Could this affect Ajax -
Pickering Hospital?
2. Allow for $225 million in new user
fees for prescription drugs -- in effect taxing
the sick.
3. Deregulates the cost controls on pre-
scription medication, leading to sharp
increases in the price of drugs.
4. Gives the minister of health unilateral
power to remove health-care services from
OH1P coverage, meaning these services will
have to be paid for by you and I over and
above OHIP coverage.
5. The health minister would be given
power to inspect, copy and disclose person-
al medical records. Your private matters are
no longer private.
6. The government can place a lien on
your house or car if highways toll are not
paid promptly.
7. Gives the minister of municipal affairs
new power to merge or dissolve municipali-
tics. You could go to work today from Ajax
8. Allows municipalities to charge new
user "per person" poll taxes, more common-
ly known as a head tax, whether or not you
or I use these municipal services.
9. Start new user fees for Freedom of
Information requests, and provides greater
powers to the government to keep files
secret.
10. Gives government the power to claw
back over $200 million in payments to
retired civil servants.
You can judge for yourself on the above
points. The real point, in fact, is that gov-
ernment must never assume to ignore the
democratic process by attempting to pass
major legislation without public input.
I have always reminded those residents
who elected me that whenever they
expressed a concern about taking my time to
discuss an issue that: "They were my boss."
They hired me and they could fire me. I had
to know their concerns and receive their
input.
I was there to serve them and not vice -
versa. It is paramount that no elected per-
son, or. group of people, must ever overlook
this.
5 ,Here are only 10 points contained in Bill or Pickering and come home to find you Joe Dickson,
j26 which the provincial government relent- now live in Oshawa. Ajax
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of
the Week
Politicians
must try
harder in
property
tax fight
To the editor:
Re: "Councillors struggle to
keep Town tax hike below 15 per
cent" of Jan. 5.
Now isn't that just like a politi-
cian''
First they find an eager beaver
reporter to float a trial balloon in
the newspaper that says they
"might" have to raise taxes by 12
per cent. The next step is to wait a
couple of weeks to see if' there is a
public outrage and, if not, up go the
taxes.
This time, however. 12 per cent
is not enough and councillors are
struggling to keep tax increases
below 15 per cent. Before I sell my
home and let some other pox)r suck-
er pay my tax hill. I have a ques-
tion for our politicians.
How hard do you have to strug-
gle to keep the tax increase to zero
per cent?
While zero per cent may he an
unrealistic expectation, I believe
that our politicians should struggle
just a little harder before digging
any deeper into our pockets.
To start with, they can clarify
why they need to increase taxes for
the reported three union contracts
the town needs to negotiate this
year.
I naturally hope that 1 am not
alone in feeling this way. The high-
er my taxes, the less I intend to
spend. To my travel agent, home
improvement contractor, car dealer
and retailers, I apologize, but, best
of luck in '96.
Doug Graham,
Pickering
I support
amalgamation
To the editor:
My answer to your question
"Would you support the amalgama-
tion of Ajax and Pickering as part of
Greater Toronto area reform?" (New
Advertiser, Friday, Jan. 5) is yes!
The savings from such a merger
would be substantial. We would have
one mayor and support staff, one fire
department, transit authority, Hydro
utility (one building), one works
department, recreation department,
library board etc.
Maybe the Regional chairman and
the two mayors could get together and
set up a committee to study the desir-
ability and feasibility of such a merg-
er.
Jack Shaw,
Pickering
R
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Maximizing your RRSP
contribution is essential
By SUSAN
ABBOTT
VP -Regional
M a n a g e r,
Durham Region
T o r o n t o
Dominion Bank
By encouraging
most Canadians
to deduct 18 per
cent of their
annual earned
income from tax-
able income and
permitting this
contribution to be
carried forward
for up to seven
years, the gov-
ernment of
Canada is stress-
ing the impor-
tance of retire-
ment savings.
Population mod-
els project that
this level of sav-
ings is the mini-
mum level need-
ed to provide a
secure, comfort-
able income in
retirement. Your
personal savings
programmes
must start early
in life is you
hope to fulfill all
of your expecta-
tions realistically.
The maximum
RRSP potential
contribution eli-
gibility now car-
ried forward by
an individual tax-
payer based on
"earned income"
has already
reached $80,000
in 1996. Under
the regulations
currently pro-
posed this
amount will
reach a substan-
tial individual
maximum of
$123,500 at the
beginning of
1999.
Even if you
don't earn a very
large income,
with the majority
of Canadian you
will experience
great difficulty
trying to make up
RRSP contribu-
tions accumulat-
ed for seven
years. Seven
times 18 per cent
equals 126 per
cent of gross
earned income.
That will proba-
bly be way over
your full year's
income if you
defer your RRSP
contributions for
the full seven
years permitted.
Remember an
important part of
each year's
income is not
taxable. To catch
up you will have
to find an awful
lot of money in
your income after
all of your living
expenses have
been paid. And
don't forget each
future year in
which you
receive qualify-
ing "earned
income" will add
to your stored
RRSP contribu-
tion eligibility.
If, after carrying
forward your
contribution eli-
gibility for seven
years, you cannot
keep your RRSP
contributions up
to date, you will
start to lose some
of your carried
forward contribu-
tion eligibility.
Don't let this
happen to you'
Your contribu-
tion eligibility is
an immensely
v a l u a b l e
resource...much
too valuable to
waste by default.
Remember too
every day
delayed under-
mines the benefit
of having money
compound tax
sheltered. Time
is a very power-
ful component in
the growth of
y o u r
savings... and
there is simply
no way to recoup
the value of lost
time. Look at
your income and
expenditure
TODAY and
decide to get an
affordable sav-
ings programme
under way.
Financial insti-
tutions are very
willing to make
RRSP loans at
preferred rates.
Let's look at
$3,000 repayable
over one year:
If you are sin-
gle and your tax-
able income for
1995 exceeds
$33,000, over
$3,000 of your
income will be
taxed at more
than 40 per cent.
If you make a
deductible RRSP
contribution of
$3,000 your tax
will be reduced
by over $1,200.
If you have bor-
rowed $3,000
and use your tax
refund to pay
down your loan,
that leaves a new
loan of less than
$1,800. Regular
loan payments of
about $160 per
month will be
enough to play
off your RRSP
debt within one
year.
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GTA REFORM FOLLOW-UP
News Advertiser readers
oppose GTA reforms,
InfoSource calls show
AJAX-PICKERING
their own inefficiencies first before looking else -
An overwhelming t
where for money"
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The affordable luxury look
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to sweeping changes in ■ ■
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rce should pay. Dani let them
the (neater Toronto Area
do iL"
ac proposed Tuesday by the
na111es.
Golden task force.
"I've lived in Toronto for most of my life and
Of IM callers who answered the question "At
moved out to Ajax to get away from the hustle and
first glance. will GTA reforms be a goxxi thing for
bustle of the city. Although it is growing, it's still
Durham Region''", a whopping 90 per cent. or 168
small enough to be a nice community and I feel
respondents, said 'No'. Only 10 per cent. or IS.
that the GTA will ruin all of that and I don't want
answered 'Yes'.
to he, part of Toronto."
The task force chaired by .Anne Golden made 51
recommendations. including one to reform tax
"Letting us get swallowed up by Toronto is a
assessment throughout the GTA: another to dis-
big mistake. Let's keep Ajax Ajax. We'll govern
band five Toronto area recional govemments.
oarsch•cs."
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Durham. and
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na111es.
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people who
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favored reforms
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colours, textures and fobrics.
"I live in Ajax
and I think the
larger proposed
government for
the whole region
is a very bad
idea. I think the
Ajax politicians
and the govern-
ments do a good
job and it should
stay mat way. .,
"I believe
whatever deci-
sion is made
sbouid be settled
by a refewadum
vote by the peo-
,pie iavc ved"
"I don't want
my tax dollars
going to fix a
l�oadtrw-Torronto
probleni. They
have to solve
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Fire service amalgamation
not necessarily a bargain
PICKERING — There proba-
bly isn't much money to be saved
by amalgamating fire departments
across the GTA or in smaller
regions, says Town manager Tim
Sheffield.
"I suspect it wouldn't be terri-
bly much cheaper only because
it's the type of service you still
have to maintain at the same level
it's being maintained at today."
Mr. Sheffield explains that
unless fire halls were located
close together across a municipal
border and one could be closed
down (a situation which does not
exist between Ajax and Pickering)
the same number of fire halls,
trucks and firefighters would be
needed. There might be fewer
chiefs, but more district heads
would be required to look after
each area.
On the question of amalgamat-
ing fire and ambulance services,
Mr. Sheffield says the Town
knows too little about what is
being proposed and about ambu-
lance service in general to be able
to say anything on the issue now.
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Tax reform `long overdue'.
former Durham chairman
DURHAM — Updating property tax assess-
ments in the Greater Toronto Area is "long
overdue", according to Durham Rcgion's first
chairman.
Walter Beath strongly supports a recommcn-
dation for actual value assessment contained in
the Golden Report on the Greater Toronto Area
released Tuesday.
The GTA reform task force led by
Anne Golden makes 51 recommenda-
tions, including one to reassess proper-
ties throughout the area. starting in
Toronto, and pool the education por-
tion of commercial and industrial
taxes.
"Hopefully, (the provincial govern-
ment) will follow through with a com-
mon assessment. That's most impor-
tant," Mr. Beath says. Walt
He hopes the Province doesn't let
local governments control assessments.
"It has to be on a larger basis. (Oth-
erwise), we would have 30 assess-
ments. There has to he a provincial
decision made to rectify that_ It's long
overdue.
"There should he provincial assess-
ments. If each region did their own,
how would we know if each is equal?
It's the cause of' some of the problems
today."' Mr. Beath says. Anne
However, he feels the Province
shouldn't be too hasty in implementing
a recommendation to eliminate five regional
governments and replace them with a Greater
Toronto Council (GTC).
If the Province does set up the GTC, Mr.
Beath says, "a lot of debate and consultation"
w ill be needed.
Waite
"I can't see this imposed without a lot of con-
sultation, a lot of input, hopefully by knowl-
edgeable people.
"A lot of work has to go into it. They can do
it if they want."
Mr. Beath cautions that the report's recom-
mendations can only be successful if members
4 the proposed GTC are able to think
heyond regional borders.
"Parochialism is evident and has
hcen. We all have to learn to sit at a
,ommon table, but I have to say I don't
helieve the common table must he as
hig as the one suggested by Golden.
" I was there when the first changes
were made to local government (when
regions were introduced in 1974). 1
don't think it will be all that had to the
Beath five regions."
However, Mr. Beath feels most of
Golden's efforts and comments are
designed to helped Metro.
"Metro has unique problems caused
on their own. It bothers me a little hit
Golden talked about Toronto and what
all has to happen to make it come to a
satisfactory conclusion. Other opinions
have to be considered."
Mr. Beath was Durham chairman for
ahcut seven vears until 1990 when he
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ma. He spent 30 years in municipal
government, starting as a local coun-
cillor in East Whitby Township, which is now
part of Oshawa.
He was a reeve for the Township and the
Warden of Ontario County, a position similar to
that of regional chairman as Ontario County was
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Education reform proposals may hurt
`local autonomy', public board fears
By LINDA WHITE
STAFF REKMTER
DURHAM — A proposal to pool
education taxes within the Greater
Toronto Area is being greeted with
extreme caution by the public school
board here.
"We're going to have to examine it
very closely." Durham Board of Edu-
cation chairman Audrey MacLean
says of recommendations released
Tuesday in the Golden Report.
"'There may be some opportunity, but
there may be disadvantages. "
While the Oshawa trustee recog-
nizes -there's a need to look at educa-
tional tax reform", she insists "all
communities are different... We need
to protect our local autonomy so we
can deliver services directed to the
needs of our constituents."
The GTA task fiorcc has called for
a shared commercial and industrial
tax pox)l to pay for education, main-
taining all businesses benefit equally
from the GTA's education system
and should pay a uniform education
tax, task fiorce chairman Anne Gold-
en says to her 269 -page report.
A single education tax rate would
likely lower property taxes for Metro
businesses and increase taxes on
firms in the regions outsick Toronto.
The task force is calling for the
elimination of the Metro Toronto
School Board, which now sets a com-
mon property tax for Metro and dis-
tributes the pooled money to seven
local public boards.
While other regional school boards
might continue to exist — even after
regions are dismantled — all would
get their money from pooled GTA
commercial/industrial property taxes.
provincial grants and local residential
property taxes, according to the Gold-
en repoort.
That money could be distributed in
a number of ways. One model has the
Greater Toronto Council dividing the
money in consultation with school
boards.
Another proposal calls for the
establishment of a Greater Toronto
School Board. with municipal coun-
ctis taking on more responsibility for
school budgets and taxes.
Mrs. MacLean fears "education
hasn't been given the spotlight" in
task force recommendations though
"education makes up the largest
chunk (of property tax hills)."
She wonders how the provincial
government will deal with recom-
mendations in the Golden Repowt and
the Sweeney Report, which proposes
amalgamating school hoards and
reducing the number of trustees.
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Name Dropping in Ajax and Pickeringnatalie miller..:,
Third Birthday Seventh Birthday I 17th Birthday I 34th Birthday
Lovely Ashton Leah Lundy
Heron turns three Jan. turned 17 Jan.
22. "She's a bundle of 10. "Happy ea
joy and energy who birthday BJ (ha,
adds quite a bit of-- ha), we love va
excitement in our lots." say friends
lives." Mom, Dad and Nikki, Julie.
siblings "love her Danielle and
y. "Ahh
dearly" and wish her a Stace
wonderful birthdayBJ."
"Happy birthday to our special
and many more to
Angel," Alana 6ndracek, who
come.
turns seven Jan. 23. Best wishes
Jan. 17 was a special day
--- and lots of love from Mom, 10th Birthday for a special person. Car-
........... Granny, Aunt Margaret. Uncle olyn Yoksimovich turned
Robert. Jacko and Zippity. Alana
34, with lots of love and
Sixth Birthday wishes her good friend Laura
birthday wishes from
Mood a very happy birthday. Moody Natalie, Marie, Doug,
Jan. 23 is an exciting Nick, Geoff. Mom, Albebo
day in the 'Moody house -and the buys
hold. because Laura Birthday
NlA�-
oodv turns six. "Our lit -
tic girl is certainly, grow- Peter Saler cel- Fifth Birthd�y7
ing up." Sending love and ebrated his big day
a big kiss and bug to "a Jan. 15. "Happy Happy birth -
remarkable girl" are birthday 'Uncle day wishes went
Nlommy. Ron and Eric- Peter' love out to Lacey
Laura sends birthday Natalie, Nick. MacFarlane
wishes to her pal Alana Geoff. Doug. Special birthday wishes went who turned five
Ondracek Marie and fiancee out to beautiful Katrina Petrik Jan. 18, from
who turned 10 Jan. 9,
.... ...... .. you ..... . Rita. We wish � with love her Mom, Dad
all the best in the from Mommy. Daddy and big sis- and brother
upcoming year." ter Letanna. Cohn.
First Birthdav
Third Birthday'
Engagem ent Ninth Birthday
Michael and Susan 4W
gooThompson of Picker -
"Our shining
Ar
ing are pleased to star," Stephanie
announce theengagc-
Morrow-Date,
ment of their daughter turns nine Jan.
ire ::Carrie Thompson to 23. 'Summer fun
T'eter Nenke. son of I without the sunis
Helmut and Monika I the theme for
Nenke, also of Picdk=er- Stephanie's pool
:.:ing. The couple got Fparty and Dairy
Queen picnic.
engaged in late Octo-
A very happy first
ber
A handsome guy turned and the wedding is I "All the best i.
birthda wish to
y
three Jan. 15. Kyle Wright -X:set fix Sept. 21. Con- f sweetie,"say
Trevor Anniss who
I gratulations and love Mom, Dad and
celebrated his birthday
will blow out one can -
Grandma.
throughout the whole die on Jan. 23. Lots of .:::fiUn bod' families.
weekend with family and love and kisses from
friends. Lots of love and
Mommy. Daddy and
hugs from Mommy and Birthday Seventh Birthday
big sister Jodi. I Second Birthday 49th
Daddy to their "wild man".
A spiffy -
looking guy I Enzo Cur -
turns two Jan, cio is entering
Engagement 1 24. Celebrat- his "last good
ing with year" when he
A happy couple Michael Noo- turns 49 Jan.
is proud to n n are his 22. Love and
nen
announce their parents, sisters Meaghan and b i r I. h d a y y
engagement. In Krystal, grandparents, aunts, wishes from
the summer, uncles, cousins, godparents and Sue, Sarah
Terry Kelly sur- friends. Happy Birthday Mikey- and Dave.
prised Laura
Ussher with a
ring and popped Engagement
the question on t Jan. 22 will be a milestone day
Jean and Brian Goodman of Ajax
bended knee. for Jamil Kanik because he turns
They are planning would like to announce the engagement
seven. His family sends their love
a fairy tale winter of their daughter Rebecca Goodman to and special wishes to "a delightful
wedding and hope Craig Fong of Oshawa, son of Bruce and fittle boy", with extra kisses and
to honeymoon Liz Fong. The wedding is planned for hugs from big sister Nooreen,
somewhere hot. ward to a romantic, fun- October. Congratulations from both fami- Mommy and Daddy. "Have a
The couple is looking for- filled fife together. Res and friends. wonderful day Jamil."
Birthday? Submit it to Keith Gilligan 9s weekly ...send to:
Armiversary? Name Dropping column. We'll publish Name I)Mpping
your special occasion in an easy -to -read C/o Keith Gilligan
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1996 -PAGE I 1
et pdecl*de onsmoki*ng
on school pRegioncounci,81
By NATALIE MILLER be contained on school property."
WH IM.1"0141t: NEWS AUyt-:k11sER Ajax Councillor Roger Anderson
DURHAM — Principals should he able to dccidc it-
smoking
fsmoking will he allowed on school property so neighbors
of learning facilities don't have their yards used as giant
ash trays. Durham Council has decided.
Region politicians voted 26-5 Wednesday to endorse a
letter from the City of' Oshawa to the Ontario Minister of
Health asking that principals be allowed to decide if they'll
allow people to light up on school property.
Durham residents have experienced problems with sec-
ondary school students using their front lawns as giant ash-
trays and litter bins, alter the provincial government's deci-
sion in 1994 to ban smoking on school property.
"I came down Anderson Street (in Whitbv) this morn-
ing and past Anderson (Collegiate Vocational Institute)
and students were across the road and on people's proper-
tv." said Oshawa Councillor John (iray. "The problem can
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agreed school hoards should deal with
the matter.
'II' you want (students) to quit. Put
them in a ventilated room (that does lit-
tle to filter out smoke). Dont pass them
on to residents or walkways."
However. some councillors are more
concerned about the addictive habit and
the message educators would be sending
if they allowed students to light up on
school property.
"As a smoker, in Places I cant ,niokc. it help, me cut
down and chanzcs my hahits." said Clarington %Iasor
Diane Harnrc.
"Stop young people from startin , a hahit." she urged.
PickerinL, %lay or Wavne Arthurs, a former teacher.
a: explained the is.uc is a matter of protecting the health of
. �. the students.
"` "Uespitc the complaints from residents. heart disease and
_ cancer arc the two larLcst killers. Smoking can Ix: ultimate -
Iv fatal and can't he endorsed in education.'
Roger The Oshawa letter propo,,ed an amendment to the
Anderson Tobacco Act to allow smoking, in designated outdoor area,,
at secondary schools.
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FOLLOW THE PATH TO SAFE SKIING
CONIPIAMENTS OF THE DURHAn1 ORTHOPEDIC CIANCI
HEADING FOR'rHF: si.oPEs
Like other professional and recreational athletes it is important to he prepared before you play.
F xercisc in the week, hefore the snow is on the slopes will nurtimnre stitf-ncsses and soreness, as
well as prevent Injury. Emphasis should to placed on the quadriceps, hamstrings. and gluteals for
,trcngth and control. Renteniber strengthening and stretching is important for the rest of the body.
Dress appropriately. The crisp sums,. days can be deceiving. Ski hasics include. sunscreen.
elgsses or goggles, hat. ear cover, glo%es, wool socks. and layered clothing dress warmly, but
don't over dress as you will be exercising and raising hod} temperature.
Check %our equipment to ensure that it's in good condition Boots should fasten firinty. and
ndmgs should attach securer. Ski site and release settings must he indi idially ascertained
hascd on hody ,ire and abilnv level. Consult an expert to determine which skis are best for you.
find out what the Din setting is for your ski release and check it regulars
Take a refresher course or lesson Instructors emphasis control and equipment knowledge which
ill snake skiing a safe and fun -filled experience
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Pick trails that are appropriate for your skill level Almost all ski areas rank the difficulty of the
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„ntil you're sure of %ourself
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How's Your Family -Stress Juggling Act?
Juggling the demands of family and work is one of the
leading causes of stress today. According to IOF
Foresters family -stress expert, Dr. Richard Earle. parents
can he filled with sell' -doubts that fuel personal and
family stress. Carle advises that juggling demands
effectively is the key to managing stress.
Whether at home or work, stress heats up when the
gap between "I should" and "I really can",,royvs too hjg.
To help parents cope, a free brochure offering tips on
juggling responsibilities effectively is available from the
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Stress -reducing suggestions include:
1) Lower expectations and abandon the notion of being
perfect. Sometimes, the dishes can wait, but your family
can't.
2) Get the entire family to help run the household from
day to day. Give up the idea that only you can do a
certain job.
3) Develop a support network of friends or family to
help you out at certain times, especially if you're a
single parent.
4) Partners can shift tasks, like shopping or hill paying.
to each other for short periods of time whenever one of
you needs to focus on something of immediate
importance.
Busy parents should learn to budget time wisely. plan
regular stress breaks for the whole family and stop
trying to do evcrythjn«. Cut hack and take time to relax.
Seminar Focuses on Coping with Cancer
Hospice Durham presents a
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time of year where our skin dries out. What can I do for my skin'is a
question I get asked all the time during the winter months. My
answer: cold pressed olive oil. Their eyebrows raise with curiosity.
Olive oil is a truly remarkable food. You could call it the lubricant
of longevity. Many studies have shown that populations using large
amounts of olive oil- such a% Italy and Greece- have much lower
rates of heart attacks and strokes Olive oil is the richest
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especially LDL. the "had" cholesterol . Nut only
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Olive oil stimulates the secretion of hepatic l` I�
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proteins from vegetables. Imported Italian
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pressed or nun -heated on the label. IGrades i to
It contains vitamin C. iodine, small i9ec "
amounts of vitamin E, which is one of the •
horst antioxidants for resisting the invasion Core
of cancer causing tree radicals. Olive oil
will help to slow down the normal wear 1885 GL.ENANNA
and tear on vital organs including the brain.
The link between olive oil and longevity is
further strengthened by the fact that olive '
trees have been known to live as lung as
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Where to use olive oil: Use in salad
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dressings and mayonnaise, put on toast
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instead of huller or margarine. I enjoy
putting it in my homemade juices every Q
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So don't he scratching all winter long, just
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`Ignoramus bill' erodes our
democratic rights: Brenner
❑ Durham votes acyainst
criticizing ProN,ince's Bill 26
131 KEITH GILLIGAN
1 rT \1 I RI IN )K 1*1 R
Dl'RH.%\l -- In scp:uatc actions %N'ednesdaN.
Durham Council rejected a suggestion to go on
record as opposing the Ontario goyernmcnt'.
omnihus hill but agreed to send a report
outlining the Rcgion's position to the
Pro%incc.
Pickering Councillor 'Maurice Brenner
and Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson
failed to convince colleagues to support a
motion stating Durham Rcgton "expresses
Region laok\er Brian Roy to Premier Mike Harris.
Municipal Affairs )Minister Al Leach and other cah-
inei ministers.
Mr. Roy's report outlines how Bill 26 could
affect Durham.
"Bill 26 is a significant piece of legislation which
has the pt)tential to profoundh affect hook munici-
pal ser\ ices are deliyercd. who deliver,, theta and
hook these services arc to be paid for." Mr. Roy
okrites.
He states the hill seems to give munici-
hahties more authont\. but adds the full
scope of the p(mers okon't he known
until provincial regulations covering the
.. changes are released.
The Reunon*s works department sup -
us opposition to the passing ut fife BILI ports irnpo.ing a gas tax on all driers to
Hearings are hcinL' held across ihl` �""` raise funds for construction til nc%v roads.
Pros ince on Bill 26. which the govern- ) Alr Rox relx)rts.
ment is scheduled to pass into laok Jan. 29 But. councillors decided the Re�'iun
It chan,'cs -4' pros inci:ll acts and intro- Maurice shouldn't he charging a gas or fuel tax
duces three nett pieces of legislation.
Brenner and removed am reference to supporting
Critics of the hill feel it give. cahinct
mrnistcrs GK) much power. including the right to
lakc actions without public consultation. such as
closing ho ,,pnals and nrcrgim, communities
The hill also allows municipalities to charge
mere u�cr tees. makes some seniors and o, lal
'v,•i.tancc recipients pa\ a S2 drug dispensing Ice
and ,'ltcs the Hcalth \Iim,icr lx,okcr
to limit where a doctor can practice.
''there are-lOfl_(x)U residents in����
Durham Rc_o
ion and the\�yc had n
opportunit) to have hcarin;'s in
Durham. There'. no puhlic co
nsulta-
tion in Durham." \Ir Nicholson said.
"Nu one's read it hecausc it's t1K,
lar_c to read It consolidates all pook-
crs in the hands of a few. Fortunate
people...
'lir Brenner charges. "It docs
crtxJc our dernocratic iights. It will
dismantle the yualit} of our lite. It's
complex and its on a fast track.
"It's not an omnibus hill, but
should he called an ignorwnus hill."
No #other councillors spxnkc on the
motion. possihl\ hecausc the matter
was dealt with near the end of a tiyc-
Ixxu meeting.
Earlier in the meeting. Council
a,•rced to -,end a report prepared M
the tax from the report.
On _Fhursdax. Mr. Leach announced change. to
Bill 26 so municipalities won't he allowed to
charge a gas tax.
Councillor, are also opposed to charging the S2
preemption dispensing fee fior some people.
Catholic school
councils topic
of meeting
DURHAM — A Minisir-v of
Education and "training represen-
tauye ok ill discuss Catholic School
Councils at an upcoming, meeting.
The Durham Reglon Roman
Catholic Separate School Board
hosts the interactive meeting,
which features guest speaker
Joanne Z}wine. co-ordina(or of
the ministry's school councils'
project.
Ms. Z)wine. a former teacher
and school administrator, is imple-
mentation advisor on the min-
istry's education
reforms initia-
tive.
The meeting is
on Thursday.
,fan. 25 at 7:30
-p.m. at Father
Leo J. Austin
Catholic High
School, 1020
Dryden Blvd.,
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No nuclear watchdog Pickeringre on nuclear body
By MARIANNE I KACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — Another
attempt to get a member of
Durham Nuclear Awareness on
the Town's new nuclear liaison
committee has fallen through.
The issue was raised again by
Ward 1 Regional Councillor
Maurice Brenner at Monday
night's meeting of Pickering
Council. Ile proposed an amend-
ment to eliminate a requirement
for committee representatives
from DNA and Pickering -Ajax
Citizens Together (PACT) for
the Environment to be residents
of Pickering. DNA, a Durham -
based organization which lob-
bies for nuclear safety, has said
it can only send an observer to
the new committee's meetings
because none of its members
with sufficient expertise to sit on
the committee are from Picker-
ing.
Coun. Brenner maintained the
Town should change the rules to
allow DNA to send their best -
qualified person.
"I think it's paramount that
Durham Nuclear Awareness be a
part of this liaison committee."
he said.
Coun. Brenner's motion was
seconded by Ward I local Coun-
cillor Dave Ryan.
"This committee deserves full
Workshops teach
you how to handle,
help your children
DURHAM — Disciplin-
ing your children without
punishment and strengthen-
ing your step -family are
among the topics to be
examined at upcoming
workshops for parents.
The Family Education
Resource Centre of Kinark
Child dig Family Services is
offering a series of six
workshops for parents of
children aged one to 10
years-
Uoderstanding Your
Child's Misbehavior looks
at children's misbehavior
and offers tips on redirect-
ing it Wednesdays. Jan. 31
and Feb. 7.
Discipline Without Pun-
ishment offers practical
ways of disciplining effec-
tively without using pun-
ishment. It's held Wednes-
days, Feb. 14 and 2l.
Building Your Child's
Self -Esteem looks at the
underlying factors of self-
esteem and offers a formula
for building a positive self-
concept. Lt's offered
Wednesdays. Feb. 28 and
March 6.
Each workshop will be
held from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m.
at St. Bernadette Catholic
School, 41 Bayly St. E.,
Ajax. Cost is 536 for the
series or S8 per session.
Meanwhile. Strengthen-
ing Your Step -Family is a
six -session study group
which focuses on the
advantages and positive
aspects of being a step-par-
ent and the adjustment
issues faced by both parents
and children in step-fami-
hes.
The group is offered
Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m.
beginning Jan. 29 at Kinark
Child & Family Services,
1916 Dundas St. E., Unit 2.
Cost is S36 per person or
$54 a couple, plus a book
fee of $17.
For more information or
to pre -register for these
courses, call 433-0386, ext.
316.
Help needed to make
video Taking A Stand
against racism
AJAX-PICKERING —
Young writers and actors
can put their talents to
work for a good cause.
The Social Development
Council of Ajax -Pickering
is producing a video on
racism as part of its Taking
A Stand program
and is looking
for people to
help with script
writing, acting, TRUSTE
fihning and edit-
ing.
People mak-
ing the video
meet Jan. 23 at 4
p.m., Feb. 3 at
noon and Feb. 6
at4pm.
The video is aimed at
youth, but people of all
ages are welcome to partic-
Call Tanya Gulliver at
686-2661 for more infor-
mation.
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representation and all the exper-
tise that can be brought to it,"
said Coun. Ryan. lie noted the
Town has spent substantial
money hiring experts on envi-
ronmental issues such as land-
fills, and should be "grateful" for
the "free expertise" being
offered by DNA instead of fum-
ing the organization away from
its committee.
Councillors Rick Johnson and
Sherry Senis and Mayor Wayne
Arthurs all voted against the
amendment. Coun. Johnson
maintained that if the Town
doesn't impose residency
requirements on its committees it
will end up with people from
any group that establishes itself
in Durham" with "four or five
members.
"We have a good cross-section
of representatives on that com-
mittee," he said.
Formation of the committee
was first approved by Council in
December of 1995 following a
major spill of heavy water at the
Pickering Nuclear Generating
Station.
DNA was initially left off the
committee and then granted a
seat after asking for one. Howev-
er, the residency requirement
was imposed by Council at the
same time as a seat for DNA was
added last Nov. 6.
The Pickering/Ontario hydro
Liaison Committee membership
approved Monday includes rep-
resentatives of Council, the
nuclear plant, Ontario Hydro.
PACE, the Ajax -Pickering Board
of Trade, and a representative of
the general public. DNA has said
its observer will work with the
PACT representative to make
sure important issues are brought
before the committee.
Council did pass an amend-
ment requiring the board of trade
representative to also be a Pick-
ering resident, and allowing
DNA to join the committee when
the organization is ready to send
a Pickering repreticntative.
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7
To list your non-profit
group's upcoming events.
information must be sub-
mitted by 5 p.m. the
Wednesday preceding Sun-
day publication. To have
your events promoted in
Billboard, fax 6&4-7363 or
-Aiite to the Ajax -Pickering
News Advertiser, 130 Com-
mercial Ave., Ajax.
Ontario. LiS 21-15.
SUNDAY, JAN. 21
BOOK SALE: Friends of
the Ajax Public Library hold
a book sale from 1 to 4 pm.
at the main librar}', comer of
Harwood Ave. and Kings
Cres. 428-1328 (Val).
MONDAY. JAN. 22
SCIENCE: Science teacher
Philip Gebhardt introduces
parents and children aged
seven to 13 to The Magical
World of Science at 7 pm. at
the Pickering Central Libran.
One The Esplanade. Free.
Register at 831-6873. ext.
226.
AEROBICS: The Fun 'N'
Fitness aerobics class meets
Mondays at 8 p.m. at St.
Paul's 1lnited Church, 65
Kings Cre,-s.. Ajax. S3 a week
686-0258 (Catharine).
NUR -SERV' SCHOOL: Gin-
gerbread Co-op Nursery
S:tiool holds an open house;
for parents and pre-schoolers,
Mondav to Tbursday from 9
to 11:30 am. at West Shore
Ctxnmurtity Centre. Bayly St
between Liverpool and
Whites Rds.. Pickering 931-
9246.
MENTAL DISORDERS:
An information and support
group for families with adults
living with a mental disonier
meets Mondays from 10 am.
to noon at 400 Centre SL S..
Whitby. 1-800-290-9949
(Dennis). 665-7346 (Lois).
TUESDAY, JAN. 23
PARENT SUPPORT: The
Association of Parent Support
Groups of Ontario meets
every Tuesday at 7:15 pm.
It's for parents worried about
their children becoming
involved in drugs, alcohol,
running away, dropping out
of school, committing gimes
or parental abuse. Call for
location. 1-800488-5666.
DISCUSSION GROUP:
The Ajax Senior Citizens'
Friendship Club holds its
Tuesday Morning Discussion
Group at 9:30 a.m. at 46
Exeter Rd 619-0315 (Betty).
LIBRARY: Friends of the
Ajax Public Library hold a
general meeting at 7:15 pm.
at the main library, oorner of
Harwood Ave. and Kings
Cres. 428-1328 (Val).
AMNESTY: Amnesty Inter-
national, Pickering/Ajax
Group, holds its annual gen-
eral meeting at 9:30 a.m. at
Pickering Village United
CLmrh, 300 Church SL 839-
.3w.
',CANADIAN CLUB: The
Canadian Club of Durham
Rion meets at noon at the
HO>hiday Ian, 1011 Bknor SL
E., Oshawa. $15 for mem-
abus, $16 for others. 686-
2535.668-2484.655-1530.
EUTHANASIA: The Pallia-
tive Care Committee of the
Whitby General Hospital
hosts the panel discussion
Choices & Decisions from
6:45 to 9:30 p.m. at the
Durham Board of Education
Centre. 400 Taunton Rd. E.,
Whitbv. S20. Reiister at 668-
6831. ext. 1291
R'IANFtiDAN', JAN. 24
COf%IPLTERS: "ilk Macin-
tosh Users East Club
(MaCisl:) meets the fourth
Wednesday of each month
from 7 to 10 pm. in the lec-
ture theatre of Henry Street
High School. 614 Henn_ St..
W hitbv. 433-07,77.
DINNER: The Claremont
Organization of Women
holds a Ham Dinner at 6 pm.
al Claremont United Church.
Old Brock Rd. north of Cen-
tral St. Proceeds to the
APPLE Community Project,
which provides services to
abutted women. Tickets $10.
To purchase. call 649-3030.
SINGLE PARENTS: The
One Parent Family Associa-
tion meets at 8 pm. at Swans
Marina. Liverpool Rd. S.,
Pickering. 683-9-W (Len).
WOMEN: The Durham
Business and Professional
Women's Club holds a dinner
meeting at 6 pm. at Regalis
Restaurant, 1305 Pickering
Parkway. Pickering. S2_5 for
members. $30 for others.
Reserve. 427-6930 (Karen) or
416-752-2881 (Laura).
FRENCHNIAN'S BAY
FESTIVAL: "Ibe organizing
committee of the French-
man's Bay Festival holds its
first meeting at 7 p.m. at
Swans Marina near the foot
of Liverpool Rd., Pickering.
Volunteers needed. 839-5?29
(Eileen Higdon).
THURSDAY, JAN. 25
SINGLE PARENTS: Par-
ents Without Partners meets
Thursdays at 8 p.m. at St.
George's Church, 51 Cenme
SL S, Oshawa Meet upstairs.
The video Men Are From
Mars, Women Are From
Venus will be shown. 571-
5452 or 723-1699.
CHRISTIAN WOMEN:
The Christian Women's Club
holds a winter dothstg wodc-
shop from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m.
in Gal antny's Banquet Roam,
lower level of Pickering
Town Centre, Hwy. 2 and
Liverpool Rd $5; first -timers
$1. Free babysitting. Reserve
by Jan. 23 at 683-5569 (Deb-
bie)
Debbie) or 428-8505 (Barb).
CHILD CARE: Durham
Region Child Care Forum
hosts A Child Cane Informa-
tion Night, Building Bridges
III, from 7:30 to 9:30 pm. at
the Durham Boad of Educa-
tion Centre, 400 Taunton Rd,
Whitby. Children welcome,
but day rare will not be pro-
vided. 427-8862, ext. 339.
BREAST-FEEDING: The
Durham Lactation Centre
holds a breastfeeding work-
shop for expectant women
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at
1592 Alwin Code, Pickering.
S20. it also holds a drop-in
support group for breastfeed-
ing mothers and their babies
every Thursday from 1:30 to
3 p.m. at the same location.
S 1 O per week. 427-9547
(Donna).
LEARNING DISABLED:
The Learning Disabilities
Association of Durham West
M& its monthly meeting at
7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 35
Church St N.. Pickering Vil-
lage. 686- 17yn.
FRIDAY, JAN. 26
SALE: SL '.1lartin's Anglican
Church hosts a New -to -You
clothing sale from 7 to 9 pm.
at 1201 St Martins Dr., Pick-
ering. 839-4769.
ADDICTION: The Serenity
Group holds its weekly 12 -
Step recovery meeting at 8
p.m. at Bayfair Baptist
Church. 817 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering. 428-9431 (Jim).
SATLiRDAY, JAN. 27
FUND-RAISER: Family
and friends of Ikeiba Knight
the Grenada girl who carne to
Pickering to be treated for
bone cancer. horst a dance and
silent auction beginning at
6:30 p.m. at St. Bernadette
Parish Ball, Harwood Ave.
and Bayly St., Ajax. $10,
which includes dinner and a
dance. To donate an item to
the auction or food to the din-
ner. or to purchase tickets.
call Lori Darbani at 420-
2830. Tickets available at the
door.
BASEBALL: 'The Pickering
Baseball Association holds
registration from 10 am. to 1
p.m. at the Pickering Recre-
ation Complex, upper level,
Valley Farm Rd. south of
Hwy. 2. Birth certificates and
health cards required.
SOFTBALL: The Ajax
Girls' Softball Association
holds registration for five- to
20 -year-olds from 9 a.m. to I
pm. at the Ajax Community
Centre, main lobby, Centen-
nial Rd. 427-7946 (Mike Fee-
ley), 725-6450 (Chris
Beetham).
CELEBRATION: The
Ajax Baptist Church cele-
brates its 50th anniversary
and invites all members to
meet from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at
the church, 46 Birch Cr..
Ajax. 683-4802.
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Late -game heroics earn bantam Raiders tourney final berth
AJAX-PICKERING — The
Ajax -Pickering Raiders Julie's
Esso minor bantam 'AAA' rep
team finished as runner-up at the
Vic Teal Memorial Hockey
Tournament in St. Catharines
recently.
Thanks to some late -game
heroics in the semi-final, the
Raiders advanced to the tourney
final where they fell to the
Central Ontario Wolves 3-1.
To advertise
in this space,
call us at
683-5110
Oliver Lopez notched the lone
goal for Ajax -Pickering, while
Raider goaltender Paul Guthrie
made 29 saves.
In the semi-final, defenceman
Mike Roga fined a shot from the
blueline to score with 1:13 to go
as Ajax -Pickering defeated the
Guelph Firefighters 2-1. Mike
Sauter also tallied for the
Raiders. Dave Nortes made 20
saves in the Ajax -Pickering goal.
The quarter -final match -up pit-
ted Ajax -Pickering against the
Niagara Falls Thunder. The
Raiders recorded a come -from -
behind 3-2 victory to advance to
the semi-final. Brian Hughes
banged in a lose puck to tie the
game at 2-2 with just over four
minutes left in the final frame.
With just 11 seconds left, Jeff
Miles centred a pass to Sean
Docherty who scored the winner.
Guthrie made 31 saves in the
contest. Docherty scored the
Raiders' first goal of the game.
Docherty also scored with nine
seconds left against Niagara
Falls in the last game of round-
robin play. The Raiders lost that
game 4-3, but the late goal
enabled the Raiders to squeak
into the playoff round based on
goal differentials. The Julie's
Esso bantams trailed 4-0 at one
SPORTS
Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363.
point, but battled back on goals
by T.J. Kemp and Roga to nar-
row the lead.
In other round-robin play,
Ajax -Pickering tied the Welland
Tigers 1-1 on a powerplay goal
from Kemp and defeated Guelph
in the tournament opener 4-2.
Shawn Silliphant, Docherty,
Jason MacDonald and Mikes
scored for the Raiders in that
game.
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Swimmi
ng's former golden girl recalls glory days
0 Olympic medalist
Ottenbrite pools her
talents as swim coach
By AL RIVETT
SPORTS REPORTER
AJAX-PICKERING — It's
been almost 12 years since Anne
Ottenbrite was crowned the gold-
en girl of Canadian swimming
after winning three medals at the
1994 Summer Olympic Games in
Los Angeles.
However, the years haven't
diminished that indelible memo-
ry of her arms raised in the air as
she celebrated her gold -medal
win in the 200 -metre breast-
stroke — the first Olympic gold
medal ever for a Canadian
female in the pool. She went on
to win a silver medal in the 100 -
metre breaststroke and a bronze
for Canada in the relay.
"Four years prior to that at
every international competition.
I wouldn't allow myself to put
my arms in the air until I won
the Olympic gold medal. The
feeling of putting my arms in the
air was pretty satisfying," she
recalls.
The 29 -year-old former mem-
ber of the Ajax Aquatic Club
gave an inspirational talk to stu-
dents in the High -Performance
Athlete Program at Dunbarton
High School in Pickering
Tuesday afternoon. She spoke at
length about the commitment
and adversity she overcame to
achieve her lifelong dream — an
Olympic gold medal.
Part of her
presentation
included the
videotape 16
Days of Glory
which captured
her gold -medal
performance.
"Sometimes I
don't remember
being there, but
other times it's
very emotional
for me," notes
Ottenbrite, who
only recently
was given the
videotape by a
fan from her
hometown of
Whitby.
The 12 years
since her hey-
day as an
O l y m p i c
medalist have
been kind to Ottenbrite. She's
married and living in Kitchener
and is still not far from the pool
— nerving as a swim coach at the
University of Guelph and as an
age -group instructor for swim-
mers under 14 with the Guelph
Marlins Swim Club.
"I'll do anything but get back
in the water at this point," says
Ottenbrite. "Once I achieved
what I wanted to achieve, I was-
n't able to get motivated after
that. But. I was motivated to find
something I loved as much as
s%vimming "
Olympic gold medalist Anne
Ottenbrite spoke to Dunbarion
High students in the High -
Performance Athlete Program
at the school Tuesday. She's
currently the swim coach at the
University of Guelph.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
T h e
Olympic expe-
rience was an
especially try-
ing one, recalls
Ottenbrite, as
just weeks
before the
Canadian
Olympic Trials
in 1984 she
dislocated her
knee and
missed the tri-
als and. she
thought, her
chance to com-
pete at the
Olympics.
..With
three weeks to
go before the
Olympics, they
put me on a
plane to
London. Ont.
to see the Olympic team doctor.
He said the knee would heal,
given an amount of time. They
put me on the Olympic team
with that advice," she says.
A latecomer to swimming,
starting the sport at age 13,
Ottenbrite says the coaching she
received at the Ajax club, where
she swam for about five years,
also played a significant role in
her becoming an Olympic -class
swimmer.
In this 1984 file photo. Anne Ottenbrite is presented a laminat-
ed picture of herself which appeared in McLean's Magazine by
late Ajax Mayor Bill McLean in a reception held in her honor
after the 1984 Olympics.
"My swim coach at Ajax. Paul
Meronen, allowed me to develop
not just as an athlete, but as an
individual. He allowed me a lot
of freedom. Had he not done
that. I doubt I would have stayed
with it."
Now a coach herself.
Ottenbrite is in her third season
with the University of Guelph
Gryphons swim team. She's been
involved in coaching for five
years.
"Swimming was the best thing
in my life, so I wondered how I
can find something I love as
much as that. I always said I
never wanted to coach, but when
I fust started to do it, I fell in
love with it. I never thought 1'd
be getting up at 4:10 a.m. and
spending my day on the pool
deck...
Besides winning three medals
at the Olympics, she also cap-
tured medals at several other
major international events.
including the Commonwealth
Games, the Pan -Am Games and
the World Championships. '`
Ottenbrite was honored as
female aquatic athlete of the year
in 1983-84, named to the Order
of Canada in 1985, inducted into
the Ontario Swimming Hall of
Fame in 1990 and, in 1994,
entered Canada's Sports Hall •f
Fame.
es' PickeringnPanthers Tormotykes
...........
Malvem tournament champlon
>a�7.l.vietory 0V%Z PICKERING — The Pickering Stewart and Ryan Daniels. Wilkins
►.Riugette league Panthers Tormon tyke select hockey was named the game's most valu-
mar petltes' broke team skated away with the champi- able player.
onship at the annual Tom Mill Pickering started G
st peri d' During Tournament in Malvern last week- the event with a 4-0
rWhitby. ���♦
'at)ok cifdtttll QIF ithe C(t�lte:it. ;; . end. win over Whitby .
In the championship contest, Dale scored twice, ~
Team members are Salvanice� Kourtney Pickering defeated Richmond Hill Wilkins and Speer 7
:Edwards, Tara Edwards, Chelsey Emslie, Jeanine 4-1. Goals were scored by Andrew each tallied once. IATr�?
Habibullah, Laura;HUI, Kelly McNabney, Courtney Wilkins with two, Jason Dale and Stewart and Daniel
::Puddi*r Tiany;'5on, Christine Vl/hitall and Kyle Speers with singles. Excellent combined for the shutout. Dale was
1P4UQUdW was SAPP ed- 4Y . KY14, chOS0,8NIA MVP.
A �+ +
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The Tormon tykes edged
Brampton 2-1 in the second game.
Wilkins scored both Pickering
goals. Stewart was the game's MV.P.
Other team members are Mark
Burnett, Daniel Prebble, James
McCardle, William Mitchell, Brian
Darlow, Jamie Molony, Brandon
Crummey, Chris Chappell, Darr) it
Carpenter, Damian Pavlidi�.
Michael Broaderip and Brent
Shearer.
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15.000 reasons to smile
Linda Katocs, centre, has 15.000 reasons to smile after her ticket was pulled in the
Pickering Panthers' car raffle fund-raiser. The Oshawa resident elected to take the
cash rather than the car. Helping her carry the weighty cheque are Panthers' Everett
t.1or-is. left. and Jason Wilson. In back. from left, are team president Michael Boyer,
general manager Ron Blizzard and Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs.
photo by A.J. Groen
SCOREBOARD
METRO JUNIOR A HOCKEY LEAGUE
EAST DIVISION (As of Jan. 14)
TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
►bite':,• . .� 2' - 2 7F 9' 'E
Tnc_-, 33 22 10 '68 "5 4s
••a Trym31 •7 12 2 135 127 36
Wewrlgron 32 15 16 124 t33 3'
Prcrer.rg 33 8 21 4 118 162 2C
Oshawa 33 7 25 1 114 185 15
PICKERING SOCCER CLUB
ATOM DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM GP W L T PTS
P,C.. ;Lens Club - 5 ':.
T -)e Thunder 7 3 2 2 1 t
PrcKenng Sic Sports 7 3 3 1 10
P•er-rer Trophy 7 3 3 1 10
Quality Tune Up 7 2 3 2 8
Cashway Building 7 1 5 1 4
ATOM DIVISION
Jan 14 Premier T-rny • -a^a- P•,e• '✓VPs Jonai^an Beyer
Julianne Palowk vs P,Cker ng Sic-Srcr:s - V . P Va•:new
Gentile). Cashway 2 (Kyle Deebar. Cody Pu, -,ase VVP
.:6Nasna Vadera, vs Lior is Club 1 lJC•7a- Doo^y V:Ps »
Fersaud. Steven Demos. The Th„rdr F.. r -
Matthew Paul Finley. Tay Sr Crabt M':P
C,a'ity Tune -Up 2 (M chael KL:esk 2 V.P,
Shannon Mcl_a�ghhnl
MITE DIVISION
JanTr„raer
IChristopce• M.lchell.
MVP Mar z, Capo; vs
Blizzard ,MVP Bonnie
44roar; S' c;•t,ng
Images 5 (Michael
G,amov 5 MVP Hope
Hendry) vs Kelsey s 0
(MVP Michael Gear -,g,.
Eagles 2 (Tyson Henry.
Stephen Henry. MVP
Slepnen Henry, vs. SIG -
Sports 1 (Joraon Stork,
'ANP Jordon Stork)
Jan 14 Seo -Sports 7
(Ian Gibson 4. Jason
Dwyer 2 Jordon Stork,
MVP Jacob Holmer) vs
Kelsey s 0 IMVP
Matthew Ceretec).
Eagles 5 /Stephen K
Henry 3. Tyson Henry.
Franc Granata. MVPs
Jason Crzeslk. Brendan
Mooney) vs Blizzard 2
Il
Stark. MVP
(rano Michael des).
Sporting Images 2
(Michael Giamou.
Gregory Badahan. MVP
Cameron Powell) vs
Thunder 1 (Christopher
Mitchell. MVPs David
iAmeron and Nayan
Patel).
PEEWEE DIVISION
Jan. 14: Kalon Group 3
(Andrew Lowles 2.
°'Heather Clayton) vs
Table tennis tourney
slated for Pickering
Flea Market Jan. 28
PICKF:RING — Table tennis anvone•?
The Pickerinfo Table Tennis Club, in co-operation with the Pickering Flea
;Market, is holding its lirst Open Table Tennis Championships at the Metro East
Trade Centre Sunday. Jan. 28 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Seen events will held at the Pickering competition, including men's open,
women's open, and the over -55 age group as well as various other divisions
which arc based upon rankings.
The tournament will use a round-robin format, with each participant playing at
least two games.
Deadline for entries is Jan. 22.
The trade centre is at Hwy. 401 and Brock Road, Pickering.
For more information, call Cram Bhatia at 905-428-6982 or John Vanderkolk
at 416-5 1 2-7979 or 905-428-11242.
JAX SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION►
Participants be minimum '
'•I 1 I r, � II �
� �
Kcs:esK Scott Cameron)
vs Johnson
I
(Solar Ka;gan,c)
METRO JUNIOR 'A
HOCKEY LEAGUE
EAST DIVISION SCORING
LEADERS
PLAYERfrEAM
G
GO
A
PTS
Brya• ✓ti
:.^or e ,,;tont
32
2'
2E
4,
Thomas Ka• (enOrnh4l)
33
1 7
27
44
Jay Wooac•a" -Markham,
31
24
18
42
Ron BaKer 'Oshawa;
33
19
23
42
John Rumeo (Wexford)
33
19
23
42
Sean Storozuk Weeordl
33
18
20
38
George Tra«osas Marr^
31
20
16
36
Enc Pavey Tncrrlhdl,
31
13
23
36
Anthony Terzo !Markham,
31
8
27
35
Johr D$attKta iThonrldl)
32
15
18
33
Jason Desk,rs Manrnam
29
11
20
31
Jeff Sproat Oshawa
33
8
23
31
Anthony COmaCCh,a (Prat,
33
15
15
30
Jam re Jeanes 'P,Cke• ng)
33
12
18
30
Steve Moo•e Thor-
32
11
19
30
Scor. Swe::ze• Vvexlo'd
33
7
23
30
A,arer Vila- e' Ma••'a"
31
10
19
29
Cha: Vit-'- -a : Os'ana
27
1E
12
2E
Pa,. ., _....sr It—
27
2e
Table tennis tourney
slated for Pickering
Flea Market Jan. 28
PICKF:RING — Table tennis anvone•?
The Pickerinfo Table Tennis Club, in co-operation with the Pickering Flea
;Market, is holding its lirst Open Table Tennis Championships at the Metro East
Trade Centre Sunday. Jan. 28 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Seen events will held at the Pickering competition, including men's open,
women's open, and the over -55 age group as well as various other divisions
which arc based upon rankings.
The tournament will use a round-robin format, with each participant playing at
least two games.
Deadline for entries is Jan. 22.
The trade centre is at Hwy. 401 and Brock Road, Pickering.
For more information, call Cram Bhatia at 905-428-6982 or John Vanderkolk
at 416-5 1 2-7979 or 905-428-11242.
JAX SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION►
Participants be minimum '
'•I 1 I r, � II �
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on the 28t '
Prereigisitrabon available 1 '
1 1
istration for Ajax
Minor Ball 1996 Season
at MCLEAN'S COMMUNITY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1996,10:00
Cost: T Ball S80; Rookie ball S85;
CENTRE (North Ajax)
a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
All Other Divisions $90
All players need a health
card number
All NEW players need
For more information.
a birth certificate
call 683-0706
104 Poaift
Only A $4.95 Session F
1411 Your
Fawnte Sires:
No Chatle For Additional sobjeet:! M <a
Only a $4.95 session lee per advertised special payable when portraits are taken. No rmil an the number of
advertised colrni
ections per lay but only one advertised collection per subliad• lbu approve batitgmunds and
approve each pose as Its taken. Additional poses taken for optional portrait collection wial no obligation to
purchase. Portrait sizes approximate.
1 I ' • cdw parmew to IRT a IifOWL
THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO
OPEN 5 DAYS
Tues. - Sat 10 AM - 7 PM
PICKERING (Kingston Road)
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Ajax Public Library
Main Branch
Mondays
Talcs fur "Twos
10:15 a.m.
Bucks for Babies
I 1 a.m.
Storytimc for children ages 3 and up
10:15 a.m.
Sturytimc for children ages four and up
11: 15 a.m.
Thursdays
Sturytimc for children ages 3 and up
10: 15 and 11:15
For more information call 683-4((X)
McLean Branch
Mondays
Sturytimc for children ages 4 and up
1:30 p.m.
PROFESSIONAL SALES
['RAINING - ALTOMOTIVE
The Durham Management Centre,
Durham College, in conjunction with local
area automotive dealers is pleased to offer
a nine week full-time program in
automotive sales.
There be a free information session on
this exciting career opportunity on
Saturday, January 27 from 9-11 a.m. at
the Skills Training Centre, Whitby.
Call today to book a seat...
(905) 721-3340
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619-1405
-i i
Tucsdays
Storytimc for children ages 3 and up
10:30 a. in.
Wednesdyas
Tales for Twos
10:30 a.m.
Books for Babies
11:15 a.m.
Thursdays
Storytimc for children ages 4 and up
10:30 a.m.
For more information call 428-8-189
Village Branch
Monda,,,
Sturytime for children arcs 3 and up
10:15 a.m.
Talcs for Twos
11 a.m.
Vo'ednesdays
Storytimc fur children ages -1 and up
1:30 p.m.
For more information call 683-1140.
Pickering Central l,ibrar�
The Central Branch. Rouge Hill Branch. Claremont
Branch and Greenwood Branch presents Talcs for Twos
and Story Time, a special program for 2 to 5 year olds
that stretches your child's imagination through finger
plays, stories and songs.
Call your local branch
for the dates and times. Registration is required.
IV!Montessori
Montessori
t_V�14_ Toddler Program
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uo to full time 11
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Pickering Pre -Peen Dances
The dance.,, arc thcld friday, Brom 7 to 10 p.m. Jan. 26
and Feb. 23 at the Pickering Recreation Complex.
Admission is 55.25 per person and ticket, go on sale the
Monday prior to each dance at the complex from 6 a.m. to
8 P.M.
AJAX Friday Night Youth Dances
(trades ; to 8
I-n�rn 1 -ch 2 to June 7 enjoy dancing at the Ajax
Community centre from 7 to 10 p.m.
Admission is $5 and ticket, must he purchased two
weeks prior to each dance. They're available at the
information desk. The dances are ,upervised.
Ajax N'inter fest
Presented by the Ajax Park, and Recreation Department
on Saturday Feb. 17 from I to 4 p.m.
Held at the McLean Community centre there will he
outdoor skating, bonfire and marshmallow roast. ,Ieigh
rides. snowmobile rides. ice sculptures and refreshments.
x4lcaw
Aj specializing in Kindermusik
'1 and creative dance
G , °4"A. movement for children ages
t 18 months to 6 years
;REE Demonstration classes
begin January 25, 1996
Traci Scheepstra
(416) 498-8493 located in Pickering
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Start Date
For all high school students. N'hy not spend your Friday
Tuesdays. 2 to 3 p. in
nights with us and your friends' Join us for some pick up
Admission:
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Youth (under 16) $ 75
page
Adults $1 50
activities.
Parents and tots 51.51)
Fndays. Jan. 19 to Apnl 26
Saturdays 2 to 4 p m. and 7 to 9 p.m
h to 8:45 p.m.
PICKERIti(:
',1,mdays and Fndays. 10 aft I I a.m
Prckenng Rccrcauon Complex
1. Alexander Community Centre. Church St N and St Jude
Fridays. 7 30 to 9 15 p in
Catholic School on Coles Avc. both in Ajax
Salurdays. 8 to 9 45 p im
Wrm%sion is $'_ at the door
Sundays. 3 to 4 45 p in.
%t mdays, 3 3() to 5 p in
Parents and lots
Saturdays, 7 l0 9 p m
Thursdays. 10.30 to 12 noon
%larch Break Drop -In Centre
Fndays 10 a.m rti I p.m
%larch 1 I to 15
Semon Skate (45 ,cars +)
6 to 15 near%
'Mondays. and Fndays,10 a.m to I
Join us for an action packed week of games, spoils. crafts and
p ni
social activities
Admission
The activities will be located at the Lakc�ide Cornmumh
Public Skate S_' 75 per person
.entre and the Westncy Heights Commumty S,:hlol and will run
Parents and tots S_' 00
from 10 a in to 12 noon and I to 3.30 p in
Senior Skate $1 (K)
PtBIAC SKATING
Start Date
AJAX
AJAX
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Ajax Community Centre
Hedncsdays. 6 30 to 8 10 p in
Public Swim
Fridays. 7 to S p m
Mondays and Wednesdays. I to 3 p in
Saturdays, 12 30 to 2 30 p m.
Fridays. I to 3 p in and 7 to 9 p in
Sundays, 12:30 to 3 30 p in
Saturdays 2 to 4 p m. and 7 to 9 p.m
Parent% and tots
Sundays. _' to 4 p m
',1,mdays and Fndays. 10 aft I I a.m
Admission.
Hcdnesdays, 2 to 3 p.m
YouthSl
Astidngy
5,
illagc Arena
$60.35
%t mdays, 3 3() to 5 p in
Mar. 5 - Mar. 12
Saturdays, 7 l0 9 p m
$48.60
Parents and tots
Feb. 6 - Apr. 9
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Public S"im
Mondays. I I a in. to I p in
Tuesdays, I I a.m. to 3 p in . 4 to 5:30
p ill. and 7 ill 8: 30 p. in
Wednesdays. I I a.m. to I p.m. and 6
to 8 10 p.m.
Thursdays. I I a.m. to 3 p in. . 4 to
5:30 p,in and 7 to h 30 p in
Fridays. I I a in to 3 p in. and 6 to 9
p.n,
Saturday and Sundays. I l0 4 p in. and
6to8pm.
Farnily Swim
Saturdays and Sundays. 4 Io 5 p in
Adrmssion
Youth SI 50
Adults S'_ 51)
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COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS
GIRLS BORN BETWEEN THE YEARS
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The Durham Management Centre,
Durham College and the Business
Development Bank of Canada have
developed a 60 -hour evening course to
provide you with all the essential
knowledge and skills to start your own
business. As a graduate of this course you
will be eligible to apply for the Business
Development Bank's micro business loan of
up to S25,000.00!
Classes will be Tuesday and Thursday,
6:00 - 10:00 p.m. from January 30 -
March 19, 1996 at the Skills Training
Centre, Wlutby.
For more information call 721-3331 or to
register, Course Code BUS1613, call...
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(905) 721-3000
Continuous Leaming
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IN AJAX-PICTI'CE'RING
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meet everyone n=is. Listed below are some of the courses Durham Collue
has to offer at the St. Mary Catholic Seu>ndary School location. v
Courw
Start Date
TRIC
Price
Accaauing 1
Feb. I - Apr. 25
6:00 - 901
$11020
Adult learning
Feb. 6 - Mw. 12
6:00 - 10:00
$80.28
Aduln with Leaming DirabiG a
Mer. 19 - Apr. 23
6:W - 10.00
$840.28
Arumtherapv
Mairh 26
6:30 - 9.30
$34.35
Astidngy
Feb. 1- Apr. 4
8:00 - 10-00
$60.35
Attention Deficit Dirarder
Mar. 5 - Mar. 12
6:30 - 9.30
$48.60
FA Air - buermadiate
Feb. 6 - Apr. 9
8:00 -10.-1X1
$82.35
Falk Art for Begi rim
Feb. I -Apr 4
8.00-10.00
$82.35
Francais 1
Feb. 1- Mar. 21
6:00 8.00
$96.60
Francais 2
Feb. 1- Mar. 21
8:W -10.00
$96.60
Human Resmwes Mgne I
Feb. I -Apr. 11
6:00- 10.00
$137.411
Human Resaaces Mgntr 2
Feb. I - May 2
6:00 9:30
$137.40
Interior Decaaring
Feb. 1- Mar. 21
8:00 -1000
$85.73
InterMunal Ca rnvadcadan
Mar. 14 - Allay 30
6.30 -10:(X!
$129.24
Inle►penMW SW Dewtopment
Mar. 14 - Apr. 23
6:00 -1000
$129.24
Lsrues in Policing
Feb. 6 - May 7
6.00 - 9:010
$129.24
NCC]' 17luory
Apr. 2 - Apr. Il
6.00- 1000
$4700
Orieuadon to Palliadw Care
Feb. 6 - Apr. 9
6:30 - 930
$96.60
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Feb. 1- Feb. 27
6:30 - 930
$80.28
Qut1- APPfique fo► Beginners
Feb. I - Mar. 14
8.00 - 10-00
$7060
Sign Language
Feb. 1- Apr. 25
6:00 - 8.00
$82.93
Spadsh 2
Feb. 1- May 16
8:00 -1000
$96.60
Title Searching
Feb. 6 - May 7
6:00 - 8:30
$110.27
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Feb. 1- Apr. 4
6.00-10.00
$128.80
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information at
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The Chesterfield Factory- introducing
computer visualization system
You can select from hundreds of different fabrics from Canada's best
selling fabric line-up and then on the computer create a furniture design in
full colour.
The way you choose a custom made
chesterfield at The Chesterfield Factory
will soon be computer friendly.
Just imagine if you could see exactly
what your furniture piece will look like
before it's even made.
Well that will he possible in February
when Chesterfield Factory inir(xJuces its
Showroom Solutions computer
visualization system.
Owners Lee and Willy Nowensky are the
first to utilize this system in Durham and
know customers will discover what a great
help it will be on deciding what fabric will
be perfect for their new chesterfield.
You can select from hundreds of
different fabrics from Canada's best selling
fabric line-up and then on the computer
create a furniture design in full colour.
"You can then get a colour printout of
the chesterfield of your choice;" says Lee.
-No longer will customers have to imagine
their chosen fabric on a furniture style they
select.'
You can view more than 50 different
frame styles and choose from the latest
styles of fabrics organized by colour and
price range.
Since 1980, the Chesterfield Factory has
been building high quality chesterfields
and living room chairs in main styles to tit
their customer's budget and decor.
The quality wood frames are constructed
in Toronto and then upholstered in their
Pickering Factory, located at 1650 Bayly
St.
A custom made chesterfield will literally
last a lifetime and that's never been more
true them when you have one made at the
Chesterfield Factory.
"We have customers from all over
Durham and as far away as Aurora,
Uxbridge and Peterborough, - says Lee.
"Many of them also come here to
reupholster pieces that have been in their
family for years"
She says that it's important to pick out
the right cloth that matches the period of
the furniture. That's why customers conic
to them because they are able to find just
the right material.
Why go through two or three couches
when one can outlast them all and save
you money in the long run. So visit the
showroom today or call 686-9846.
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(905) 436-1991 Training
assistance may be avail-
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JOBS AVAILABLE
Tempura:; iutla !r in I>urhain
Kr_run and ScarNwough fur the following:
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• 131ndery/Table Workers
• C,itering Rxxi Preparation Workers
• '�hlpping/Receiving/ Forklift
• IV Packer/Drivers
Safet% lits & Car and Asset
Applv to persim to:
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420 King St. W., Suite 203
(East of stevurlson, above
Suite Dreams-), Mon & Tut-,, Jan 22 &
-3 between 100) a m. & 3.1x1 p.m. only.
GREAT INCOME OPPORTUNITY
NOW IN SCARBOROUGH
putabic Cornpany ottenng you the poss bt!ity
be your own boss and earn according to
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LOCAL COORDINATOR
Leading Canadian language school
requires "people person' to coordinate a
summer program in Pickering. P.R.'Sales
experience an asset. Part-time position
with flexible hours allowing you to work
from home recruiting local families to host
foreign teenagers next summer.
Send resume to:
The Language Workshop
243 Winder Heights Place
Waterloo, Ont. N2T 1 P1
-No phone calls please -
CAREER fWNDED?
DIRECTOR POSITION
available at local weight management
centre in Markham. Must be motivating
and eager for a challenge.
Sales experience an asset.
Please cat 905-477-6999
OUTSM AGENTS
Aiax centrally located
L-*jng for higher commissions
with your own clientele!
Please call us for a confidential appointment
x'683-"90
AIRLINE JOBS!
Now hiring! $10425.
per flour. N positions,
both skilled and un-
AIW. ExceWnt
Pay/benefits. Call
1(504)429-9229
Ext. 479A3
BOOK REPS. - Metro,
Oshawa and surrounding
areas Schools, businesses
and libraries Vehicle re-
quired $350 - $700 week-
ly No exp. necessary. Call
Joe 905-985-8491 or 905-
721-9679
FULL -TOE bar tender
required in Pickering,
evenings. Send resume by
January 29, 1996 to file
17262, Go News Advertis-
er, P.O. Box 481. Oshawa,
Ontario L 1 H 71_5
EARN $627 per week
from home!1 Product as-
sembly, Mad processing.
Typing labels, etc. Guar-
anteed (416) 208.3263 ext.
6 24 hrs.
EXPANDING MARKET-
ING CO. looking for man-
agement potential .Full
training provlcW. call now.
Megan 905.728-8542
hoNst Must have expel
Brice. degrees helpful
you are energetic an
coking tot a career pos
ton call Steve 905-42:
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser requests
that advertisers Check
their ad upon publication as
News Advertiser will not be
responsible for more than
one incorrect alserpon and
there shall be no liability for
non-nsenal of any adver-
tisement. Lability for er-
rors in ads is hm"d b the
amount paid for the space
occupying the error. AN
DOPY is sl*d 10 the ap-
proval of inwagerrhert of
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FREE SEMINAR - take
control of your financial fu-
ture, income opportunity,
full or part time. To reserve
seae g call 579-0041, ask
for Joanne. Free collas, do-
rwls. childcare available.
MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron-
to's feslest growing agenq
seeks extras for film and TV
work. all types. no exp. req.
Earn $7-522.80/hr. Work
guaranteed. We place peo-
ple on movie sets every
day. Call Jonathan
(416)961.2226.
PART TIME experienced
upholsterer or helper re-
g2ired. Telephone 428-
To work from home,
completely simple
surveys over the
phone. $14 per. hr. on
lime talk time. Please
call
427-15"
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PRIMERICA
NOW HIRING.
4 Positions
throughout Ontario
Accepting
applications/
resumes.
1 day only.Jan.25,
from 8 am
Apply in person.
Comfort Inn
Suite 100
533 Kingston Rd.
Pickering.
905-831-6200
SEE THE WORLD
Cruise Ship Jobs
Hawaiian, Caribbean.
8300-$900 weekly.
Will tram.
Cat 1 (504)
429-9225
Ext 47903
TEACHER'S HELPER !or
none -school for 5fi hr per
day, to tutor 3 children. JK to
grade 1 Prckenng area
Phase call 683-0691
WAREHOUSE PEOPLE
,RANTED Permanent part -
t me. "of warehouse du-
bes. could lead lotuM time
Packaging. sorting. some
irstirrymust have good
command of English. Fork
lift experience an asset
S 50,hour Apply in person
to AJ Marketing 115A
Chambers Dine Ajax. On-
tano
WHOLESALE CO#APA-
NY seeds 5 drners imme
dilate y Gash pay. vehiefe
reguired Gall Enloa at 905
728-$1Bt
WORK AT
HOME
We M trou directly to
us@" »euproducts.
Easy wixk. No experience
massry. For FREE details
»rid S.AS.E to
Rve Star Enterprises
Isla Live P n A Rd., Suite 213,
Pickering, ora. L1v Grp
Office
Help
IF you are single or a sin-
gle parent or separated or
divorced with three years
work experience, you may
quality for financial assis-
tance of If you are over 45
and have recently been
lard off, you may qualify for
training assistance. DIP/
CERT, Lotus. Wordperfect.
D -Base. Word. Accpac.
Bedford, Autocad. Ventura.
Pagemaker, Harvard. Cor.
el, Computer Programming
and Systems Analyst, Co-
bol. Pascal and C. Photo -
Shop. Quark Express and
Illustrator. Durham Busi-
ness Computer College.
427-3010
PICKERING firm s serv-
e Industry seeking ac-
countant for full time six
month contract position
Will be responsible for
computerize accounting
functions to and Including
financial statements would
suite third level CGA or
equivalent Please rept' to
file 87261 Oshawa This
Week Box •481 Oshawa.
Ontano L 1 H 71.5. Stating
salary expectations
IMI► /ASaks
BELL CANADA - Authw-
ized ager,, has openings
for proven sales prOes-
sronals to market network
products to business cus-
fomers Full tramwng salary
+ cOfMrwsSion Fax resume
to 905-68.36105
ESTABLISHED Personal
care company (Skin care.
cosmetics and nutntlon )
expanding onto rete" mar-
kel, consonants
seeks full
time or part time. Expen-
ence not essential . roll
Vain 4211-8850
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ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
Pickering company requires, unmedlately.
two individuals for accounts receivahle
functions, egcollections. cash pouting
You should possess knowledge of basic
accounting functions and the ahllity it)
work independently. Experience on
computerized :.ccounting system would he
an asset. Forward resume to:
File # 7262
c/o The News Advertiser
P.O. Box 481
Oshawa, Ontario
L1H 71-5
BILINGUAL
FRENCH / ENGLISH
Customer service rep., required by
Pickering based company. Must be
fluent both written and oral . Comput-
er skills a must, previous experience
essential. Fax resume to :
(905)428-7555
11 Sales Help/ Sales Help/
Agent Agent
VOLKSWAGEN
Service Team is seeking a top-
notch service technician with
a minimum of 5 years V.W.
experience. Must have a
strong knowledge of electron-
ic diagnosis. Fantastic oppor-
tunity for the right person.
Send or Fax
complete resume to:
Kevin Williams 416438-2515
Cedarbrae Volkswagen
666 Markham Rd
Scarborough, Ontario MIH 2A7
Color Your world o
Retail Sales
Full and Part rime - Pickering Store
If you have a flair for decorating, and think you
might enjoy the paint and wallpaper industry, we
want you to join our team. Color Your World has
the opportunity for you!
We are looking for people who wish to join an
aggressive, growing company and who have a
commitment to customer service. You'll be
involved in all aspects of store operations
including cash, colour tinting, in-store display and
stock control (some heavy lifting required).
Compensation includes base salary and an
opportunity to earn extra bonuses and
commissions.
Key requirements are: effective communication
skills in a selling and service situation-, an ability to
learn, retain and apply product knowledge-, and
willingness to meet customer requirements.
Please FAX: Harvey Beekmeyer
759-1162
rJ ire ;Her r q a^ )utste" ]Irxy �UtN r'�ni^r -.r a
:-]M aggressive, high energy professional wnh
a proven track record in
FINE FURNITURE SALES
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
nienor Design Background with excellent or-
ganizational and follr)w through skills
Tease send your resume to the attention of
Sharon Wright
Rousseau Heritage House Limited
216 Mary SL E.,
Whitby, Ontario
LIN SR7
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
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News
"if News Advertiser07 683-7363
'MISTER CHEAP-. Borne
wwovement5, rec rmxns.on
law apartments, additions,
fences. docks. arc. Li-
censed for over 20 years,
an work gupanMell. for
Free estimate pia Emile
905-404-8170
IMtf'1t0�►�itlli
Roc -rooms, Olin"S
AdMonS, dedllcal,
15�. ExperienN
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cd Mario
(905) 619.1663.
cel. (416) 560.1663
C 6 R A1laintenence Build -
Ing repairs and renoyaipns
electrical, plumbing. ce-
ramic tiles. carpentry. From
small repairs t0 major ran -
ovations. Fully guaranteed,
free estimates. (9owilia-
3300
CARPENTRY, all types,
rec loorns, renovations. re-
pairs, drywall, doors and
Inns. Free estimates. Call
Ray, 571-5500.
< - _ 1 :: r w :. ■Yes .
Reel Esta' Sates Peope.
)a,: 'e -S Io5 'a. x y
5'25 year Cail Ron at 420.
ic- Casser^antrApna Ream
YOUR )pportundy harts
-.era Management
-ranee$ rewreo 36 cia
on Dollar Australian
used orgar+rzation re-
:uires 0 Management
rne
-raes to help WT. our
:anadian m
and Non- Aer
an -
: Expansion Must be
'"ling to *am and be en-
-nuslastic Full traning pro-
X*d Phone Chns at 905-
137 Ot144
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
We are currently looking for a professional
to sell our full line of products to retailers
throughout the Oshawa, Pickering , Toron-
to and surrounding areas.
We are an established manufacturer and
marketer of a complete tumkey self - serve
water program.
If you are looking for an opportunity in the
growth market of the 90's selling a product
you can believe in , with an excellent com-
mission package, then fax your resume
today to
Purely Natural Water Co. Ltd.
( Mississauga, Ontario office)
Attention : Richard N. Gauthier
Regional Manager
Central Canada
Fax p 1-905-629-2871 _I
telephone 4 1-905-629-8820
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
Expanding Food Products Distributor
requires Sales Representative for
the Toronto area. The Ideal
candidate must be an aggresive self-
starter. Competitive compensation
and benefits package.
Send Resume to Box #7264,
Oshawa/%Vhitby This week, 865
Farewell Ave.. P.O. Box 481,
Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 7L5.
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Sevices
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and programming a must
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GENERAL Trwi Pic -
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rates. Cal 432-2850.
prem r •snip plus 5 yeah
minimum shop exp—ence
no shift wort FuN=ompany
Denefits 9r:5 6a3-3512
• • • • Paiindng 8 • Moving 8 e Moving 8 a House
• • • • Decorating • Storage • Storage • Cleaning
GOO -RAL CARPEN-TRT,
Vee estimates. house addi-
ion. basement deft. trim
work door installation, bow
board. (905) 619-2970 Bila Jr.
JS. AIwSTRONG DEV.
It4C. Specializing in cutilom
hoots, additions. renova-
tions. rec rooms and bast
"MR aperbrw+ls. Ras-iden-
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Duharn Region for owl 15
F oanwaelian Cas
DUCTWORK wwMftd. 90"W t I ��1`J) bT3' .'twill{
moved, relocated. Exce•ertl L
taws. Free •stinurl•s. Else
troataic air cleaners, hu- CANDO •
r wMiiers. Big. Small jobs. • ' • PllMalWn
Call Paul 429.0296. Quailp home
EUROPEAN the special-
ist will renovab your be•n-
room, or ldtclnan walls. as
WON as Iloor Iles. Good rel-
erences and satisfaction
gueranteed. For free 111
mroMs call D. Dykstra 725-
4913
Coma
Interior and exterior
repairs, renovations
and construction. Fast
and dean profession-
al work guaranteed.
Craig, GW1913
mrhOvaMolla
sit= Im
NO PROJECT TOO
SMALL
Kilcthens • Basrnertts
Windows • Doors
• Bathrooms • Etc.
686.5211
SIGON Construction Ltd..
semrlg Durham Region for
19 yrs. Addnitm- wrKhKks,
patio doors, windows, rec-
rooms. flagstone. from estt-
mates. 905.576-5760.
AAA• XWOED PLLIANER
availWe. AN your pkxnbirg
needs. Complete renovations
Guaranteed lowest prices?
No job too small!! (905)
432-2913.
ALVN SAMEDAY PLWa-
BNr• kensed plumberno
job too small. no job too big.
tree estimates. great prices.
guaranteed lowest 905- 725-
2507.
SUPREME WALLPAPER-
AJAX Moving Systems - lufl
HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS -
Sevices
NG Olid p•rt1Yg - Vee so-
services, moves. appkance
Mow• big or small, we price
CASI•E•
moms. residen0al, no job too
and Piano specialats Flat
them all! Free estimates.
s2.EAIIIIENG
small, excNlent rafts.
rate or h-dy. We now
sass discount. short notice
Your whole house
Serving Durham i region for
heaW storage
h w
movies. Pianos moved. also
tdeaned,Or
10 yrs. Serax discounts.
a" boxes
with move. Park ares Idx
appliances. Cdxnparable
packages to stilt all
Call John 725--5764
fir.staining at 599. and
rates. Cal 432-2850.
buts
PROFESSIONAL
PANTNIIC 3
DECORATM
Free Estiia bates
Lowest price
by 10%
Also available
evenings Itis
weekends
Phone Bob
839•-3506
TO PAWNG
i DECOR
IMelior 6 Exterior
European Worknwisitip
Fast, dean,
A" soma.
420-0081
up. Call for information. MICNALM MOVMG -hour- All floors (land
725-0005 or 427-0005. as. apartments. offices. apply- Washed
anoes and Plano Spepytt5 4XIIIIII-
"s
YOINtiTAN
momSYSTEMSwill more an
We wyawg,
Camwrnl or fssdw".
Packayfg• taorap and bras
awalable. Serax a rnvd month
decoi tK Free esimans
571-0755
Ewerbi
nced
ross
c
Gargan rates, homes.
olkCes. apt. 810
Pura moving.
Paddrq avajlable. _
MEN with large truck will
do housetaW moves, rest-
dential, commercial All
typos of craws Cas Carl of
Janne 427.2856.
Senior and mod-ri nanth dts- fully bonded i insured
counts. Licensed. insured
Free estimates. Excellent ser- i �-
vice. Cal 436-7795. �•�/
MR Clairpelfing
CARPET Installations - 25
years experience, restretdu-
ing. our speciality. Free estt-
mates D 8 N Duncan, 987-
1799 or 987-1800
• House
• Cleaning
PROFESSIONAL house-
cleaning, reliable, quality
work. Guaranteed satisfac-
tion. References. no obi" -
bon estimates. Call Brenda
839--8349
SERVICE
One Maid for your
choice of cleaning
Specializing in quality
not quantity
Insured & Bonded
Saturday service available
YOU DESERVE W.
What a team!
Our team Will keep
your home sparkling.
for less than your cur-
rent service. All va-
cuuming, dusting,
floors, bathrooms and
more.
Treat yourself and
call today for free
estimate 420-7042
RABWwants work doing
magic for children's parties
and all occassions Have
my own magician. Cas Er-
nie 668-4932.
R BUSN1eSS
Services
4TH LEVEL C.G.A book-
keeping/accounting func-
tions up -to f/s, government
remittances. WCB, budgets.
cash flow, etc Manual or
computenzed. Call 905-
686.7318
• Weight 6101
Loss
WHY WEIGHTS Heathy
tasty, easy. comenieri
counting Weight loss
immunity booth me
making oppu•,unay C
tnbulcir dISCOLnis aya,ab,e
Call 416-373-8288
EMParty
Sevices
MAGICIAN, clownInends.
ready
to entenan for any
age.
any occasion Birth-
days.
promotions, open
rugs,
fund raisers Magic
shows are fun' Lemxe
help
839-7057 or 7A-
8334
RABWwants work doing
magic for children's parties
and all occassions Have
my own magician. Cas Er-
nie 668-4932.
R BUSN1eSS
Services
4TH LEVEL C.G.A book-
keeping/accounting func-
tions up -to f/s, government
remittances. WCB, budgets.
cash flow, etc Manual or
computenzed. Call 905-
686.7318
• Weight 6101
Loss
WHY WEIGHTS Heathy
tasty, easy. comenieri
counting Weight loss
immunity booth me
making oppu•,unay C
tnbulcir dISCOLnis aya,ab,e
Call 416-373-8288
ra;E 28 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1996
Hosp
Articles ' riclortls ��I A�t oa'MSle ForSaleFor Rg For Wheel DridkA%nW MedinifDetl I oSaIlie
Skilled I Employment
Help Wanted
MECHANIC asp a Ce p
$e •c, hea,,. trucks and C%1 j%•c
traders in me Scarborough
area. 5 years plus experi-
ence cwn fools well of G%�£.•ax
garnzed good attitude Offen yualii� r• ,den-
Sej'1 resume tc file 4,7263, tial •ence.. Appmnt-
ce Tr s Week PO Box ment, Inn rxrcutne
481 Oshawa Ont L t H 71-5 horl
Iff
Hospital
25-2961
Medical Dental
Market
DENTAL OFFICE •e- ' Basket
SOLID PINE COLONIAL
and
TEAM OBEDIENCE next
1990 TRACKER CL, red,
ffff��
1990- 150 DODGE
buffet and hutch.4 doors'
classes (Puppy,Novhce)
am/fm stereo/cassette, soft
VAN, 318 EFI. H D S
drawers. Hutch -4 glass
start Feb 6. 21,24,Evening
top. new hard -top, stare
$4995. can or best i
doors Measurement 63'
and Saturday classes
dard. 110k, excellent con.
579-9619
wide x 18 1/2' deep x 75 1/
available. with small class-
dition, must sell $6500
1995 G.M. Astra
2' high Call after 5p m Call
es guaranteed 430-0025
o b.o 905-432-3119
loaded, mint condi
905-431-1338
ROTTWEILLER PUPS.
1991 DODGE Sprint. 4 dr,
dutch doors. 2 -tone. 8
SPLISH-SPLASH hot
bom Dec 3 1995 male and
auto, air, tilt. cruise, arNlm
senger, $21,500 or
tub rentals Jan/Feb winter
female. needles and
Cass- outstanding condi
over existing lease
hot tubbing specials Wee-
clipped Wormed Your
hon, certified. 655-3045.
905-665-1029,
kend package Taxes. local
choice $300 (905) 373-
grams. serving Highbush.
S975. 579 538
delivery, set up 5175 (905)
0065,
1991 Ford Escort LX, air
while star on throat, no col-
127.6226
Gandy St Monica's and
con auto. 4 dr, $5500 or
OWnlObll
� any system purchase_
Clanngon Computer
URGENTLY, required
best reasonable offer 434-
excellent many options.
TEAK diningroom suite
Loving family for large one
7564
with wall unit, table. 4
year ad female Shepherd /
120,000 miles., certified.
837-2273
chairs (2 regular. 2 arm)
Collie cross Spayed, all
1992 Pontiac LeMans.
1985 POLARIS INDV,
ask,nq $1000 Call 579-
shots. obedience trained.
72.000 km. 2 door hatch
cellent concision, $1.80(
4252
housebroken Very friendly,
back. 4 speed, tinted wind-
best offer 728-6005
TOSHIBA c%' stereo tele-
loves Chdoreo Please call
ows. excellent condition.
certified. $1995 705-357-
s or Bo _s 6 yr pans
665-0530
2358
Apartmer
,
and labour warranty No
ATTENTION ANIMAL
Carpet BIOk r 100 %
I I For Re
n oney down Rent to own
LOVERS: Kittens '
ttens, young
1993 OLDS CUTLASS
y phone for as little as
cats b dogs are anxiously
Supreme,
Supreme. fully loaded.
S6 00/week Call (9051571-
waiting adoption Foster
lT
cooureal,
1 8 2 bedroom a partmi
'413
homes. donations b pets
excellent condition phone
for re^t two locations.
TRUCK ::an/ tits most full
supplies also welcome
(905) 263-8827
Malaga St 8 946 Mas
z4, fru;, Ks 5600 firm Call
CallDURHAM ANIMAL
1993 PARK AVENUE.
St Starting from $550
.i'tar 6 p m for details 668-
ADOPTION 263-8915.
l
m�nl. uily �oanr• must sell
month All inclusive Pie
' 747
also Kenwood, quality stem
call 905-576-6724
WASHER/DRYER stack
Automobiles
gin,
ea system for car 11
PCs- 52.000 t/2
1 BEDROOM acartmei
furnished
dole mctudmg stand excel
for Sale
value. price
263-2446
or unfurnish
Available ,mmediat
Nnt Condition, asking $700.
rib comforter set. includes
1960kirr A F
8 P
1994 ASTRO CS 8
Starting $450/montha1
tiro first nm 1/
g ek.e,e^ e. .•Of. eh1'•^9 1b`' = win for ,mforter. bumper pads. rebind pass 52.DOC kit. $16.500 mo 2
corveri ble. red *!black 1987 Cadillac Brougham last months rent requ r
fessioraitc ^lanae treat- , ;:: much more (905)686
g 21ai13 2. 8 rip 2958 top. good condition. asking 105.000 k.l 55.500 (905) Call Stephen 571.3229
meet co -ordinal or Exter. FARM FRESH BEEF. ;,• "avbbwe•. new Thule car $5500 0 b o As is Serious 430-1274
sve dental experience 9a - °4,'w• `..1 b '� ,"'~ ""' MATTRESS p carrier. waterbed. WEDDING gown, size 26, buyers only Troy 905-665- 1 BEDROOM oasem
wrapped the way you want :-pss,ng table bunk beds $60C Beadwork. train. 1530 evenings, work 905- 1994 CAVALIER, a/c. apt . separate entran
needed to handle ins chal n can deliver S1 90 Ib
ler,pnq management Dos'. YEAR END 'ereo. chesterfield b chair. headpiece $75 3 red 677-4387 save,. 4 dr out^ p s p b . close to all amenities. Jc
905-786-2733 P I , low mileage.
hon It you nave 5 a more :mPs. Tandy computer, bridesmaid dresses $80 1960 5 Litre Mustang, $tt.000 After 6 g abs. Bodily Home. air no pit
Years of dental exDenence CLEARANCE ., ak buffet b hutch. washer each Washer b dryer $110 p rn 668- no smokers. avail Feb
auto. 40.000 km on new
and want 4,c o,4, a team of ' Dryer, keener. new She0,' a r mCall 4341338 (905) 420-45424
FIreWOOd 300 engine Needs some work 45 VEHICLES FULLY
caring prey 19nQ cats St SALE aster oven. fireplace Asking 11 900 as -- or best RECONDITIONED AND / 8 9. Bedroom apes
N DoDney 19 Queen St /sW � Teen and utensils WOOD BURNING lire- offer Call 905- 723-2471 Oshawa and Bowma^vil
place insert Diacx 5250. CERTIFIED. 1993 Aero.
Pon Hope 905-885-5314 A GREAT DEAL Top INGLIS stove $350. GE 1980 LINCOLN VER- oar mended -ailed Starting at 5600 mon
asli' •`• Pat-.,a".y seasoned ra•dwooc r i ... M y,+ - r i i •eage $500. excellent Cap 697 348 SAILES, new paint runs 9
512.995. ed .20-5 , ti 92 with b stove mclties I
at low prices FREE DELIV working concision. almond YAMAHA exquisite grand great. $1.000 or best offer 6 i loaded
DENTAL OFFICE 'e- ERV Serving Pickering. ' '- ' i I r i r -lour Combined price panic ebony G1 series 571-5396 �� 1992 pvm laundry lacdnies
Quires �.; ,encec Dental Alax Whitby and Oshawa 5750 Call (905)427-1425 Beautiful, rich tone Im- Grand Am SE -ailed pets Call 434-2407
1964 ACADIAN, 58.495. 1992 Mazda MPV
mature teat pleasant Ivan DURHAM FIREWOOD �' ' - IBeds.KENWOOD 200 WATT $acuate '' Asking D b loaded. $13,695 . 1991 2 BEDROOM apartme,
mature. team player wanted 4 $8000 Call 905-427 1479 auto runs weal with 81
Z7-a%d•-)mpiehe home stereo Sys. chevene parts car $650 or Grand Sport loaded Central Oshawa Ou
to loin ream dr commxffed FIREWOOD 905/831.1315 � 5 d'x Co. dual as- best offer As is 721-2746 S8.995 1991 Cavalier 4 house. pose to everyth„
caring professionals pW1i� sea- Y1SA
Please an Dr N s` ^4,c hardwood cut nits. tows speakers Rent Articles dr loaded Supreme.
. 1990 Parking. new paint a
19 Cuee- St Pori H� SW arid` delivered. starting own by phone fromHE Wanted 1984 BuicCompletely
Grand Naboth Cutlass Supreme. loaded carpet $600
MON.-FRI. 8-4 S r 50rweek Call t al completely restored. $7.995 . 1990 Astro all Peter 432-2000 plus nydi
1905. 985 5311 asli'o, pat at $185 per bush cord •05)571 1413 okay new DAY b paint Com- wheel drive. loaded
While supplies last Call SAT. 10-2 plate new exhaust InW-
705' 9"-8801 7 pm - 11 KING SIZE WA- ANTIQUES AosrwWery. $9.195 , 1990 KS Blazer 1 bedroom apartments.
895 SANDY BEACH RD.. UNIT lD P,4,=had F rant. new Drakes b cables. story Daycare c m TERBED Pre head 7 u^"h+re or an. asking S7000 or will trade Sunx 4 lrd b�etl' 572.595. 1989 sbulilbdng, close
• Wanted FIREWOOD. Excellent PICKERING » and draw en $150 � d�aSc Silver ice- for •Z ton or 4x4 Jimmy $4.695.21d989r. a Astro ACL Plant Available Simmediat
tial 1s, hardwood Guar.outh G
best after 623.1';157 tieing toys. dills. Thrs car 6 solo combed loaded 58.295 1987 Astro h and Nov 428-6328
anteea. extra long Time fully Cr 401 ¢ LARGE HOME : Xntenix mitt DOttles, confections or Phone 579-5749 CL loaded 55.995 1987 7pm for appointment
►dC" SMOKING raDysrt- seasoned cut and split � Y Ireerwon- -4,m of estates Can Robert Bowen 1984 MERCURY Cou- Cheveffe 4 cyl. auto ADELAIDE AND MARY
month Honest measurment Free Q U '�clienng, �nciuotng piano. Antiques (905) 655-8049. r cerb'ied 52.495 Four Z24's Cavalo-
Old my hone. references delivery Kc:y Heat Fire- GAYLY ST. O good rurxnrng C' gni ;re be,:^r;m •xi
required. Brock'Hwy 2 wood (905 '53.2246 cc cc •..miture. t v S, many Odds Brookhr condition. $1300 Call 905- en Financing available level apartment. 5600 p
4,L m •i'nd ends_ everyRing must 436-9815 OAC FOR 'PEACE OF m -nth includes heat ar
Pioke^�;1 Ca11683-3751 SKATES. SKATES. MIND -COME FOR
TO CER-
> ') (905,686-2190 SKATES. We pay catr -or 1985 C,tat, V6. au- MIND- AUTO CENTRE. ,3tt5leave March Is
ROKA LUMBER b � SANDY BEACH RD.TICAR
PICKERING CAREGIV--egnogany book case Du stares skis aril oiler sports somatic. good hiking Cron- /SS KING ST. W. AT°
ER - my .,. r FIREWOOD CENTRE wu. ora 1870 oak oil To equipmnenr 683-3476 call drilm as 6, $800 or best MIDTOWN MALL (90S) AJAX by the lake ,ngl
Or-, •p months and 4 y, old 4 X8 X12' S6C --iC task massage treatment anyw" offer C40 725-6121 579 -not; 'WHERE Occupancy Private small
gins flexiole hours. non 4'X8'Xtg- $6500.90513 g
With at� �.s UNWANTED Scrap metal 1985 Reliant. 4 door, 4 cy- OUR CUSTOMERS '00m apartment Availabi
smoke, ref«.rices expel ESTABLISHED 1963 BOX OFFICE VIDEO eked up •nage$. stoves. hider new exhaust. SEND THEIR ^Ow no Smoking no pet
once 420--486' Days 705.277-3381 4 DRESSERS S45/aei washers. dryers. ars, shocxs t ras, fust infector FRIENDS' - Open Sun- 5525 inclusive 427 317
Evenings 905434-6665 HUGE CLEARANCE SALE A ,que oak r-Cker $195 trucks. etc Call (905)430- Easily certified $1300 as 6 4,n leave's
PROFESSIONAL ;ouple 9:`-6973532 9013 o b o Wayne 427-0681 s,4 PONTIAC SVNBIRD, AJAX central 2 storey
Free DkNivery To s C anytime brdruOm ,kin
seek,,, `are -• _2 year Oshawa Area All movies for Sale t rout $5. OAK/PINE FURNITURE WANTED CAMERAS - auto red, air, arrom CAS- Parking. "
Old Daughter m their VV••r as •elan backyard.
Whides,'Kingstor Rtl area SKIDS A p, n Ascus One ad c^'ra and glass ewe 19.6 BLUE PONTIAC setts. 19,000 kms rear Y d. quiet neighbour
(except new releases) Orxsno's eldest and lar- ery. microscopes. 1e+e- spoiler, power locks hood. near amenities N
home eveningyweek w ^ardwc w b sun- est manufacturers 6 now scopes. binoculars and re ACADIAN, regular oil brakes. Steering. candied, pets 4 appliances. $92:
Sale pend. Fn Jan, 26 to Sun Feb. 25. changes. new brakes
4 30e m 9 oop m pkas ad wo-C mixec pre cut or Pro soling drool t0 the pubke ate" nems Ckleks. watch- $11 900 432-2821 plus uhkties 6B3 -A768
dsiional 199,000 km needs some noun when 4,s- lie•^ dNwery avawttel E^, oak pedasty table and es, furniture. anything old AJAX Oxford Tower
quired Car reQu.,ec for a•ge b Small loads, Limited AJAX MARKET PLACE 4 -hairs 5849 7 ff double 4321678 worts $700 obo "'a"4"'-
d rycre pick,.. Reason- trne offer all �905143G ce:es[al and 6 Chairs 7897 after 6 p m Automobiles SDac�ou5 apartments. plus
Wxldng. Close to
ode rates please can 9013 475 WESTNEY RD. N S'499. cannnonbap pads Wanted 5f1p�"n9
Arts di 401. GO Pool. sauna.
Q $399. Own 20 slam 1966 NISSAN 300 ZX.
t9o5 839-7310 428-6412 •r -ices, an said. no • Crafts loaded till, cruise air tum and 3 bedrooms avroorm,
Articles CARS FOR CASH! We tan b Feb - 2 DeWoorn:
Daycare � for Sale veneers Traditional Wood. bar system. T -root. 5 -speed,
buy ,,sed vehicles Vehi. 683-8421 3-bedr-ours 683
Available ASSORTED w
• working 905-985-8771 ANTIQUE b NOSTALGIA excellent working condtbon, cles must be in running 8571 (until 7 3OP m) o
e,g'; ••a.- COLOR T V 2E' SE5 SHOW Scugog Centre asking S4500 728-1582 condition. Call 427-2415 683-5372
Pair of KYB Gas Struts, ^g ,qu,Dr B t Glotxtl. lei- Compute' des' 5135 Oak PIANO • ANTIQUE 1895 Community hall, 1655 or come to 479 Bayly St
DAYCARE Activity room .� S160. 'x"i' sen for SBO bless machine, Dench Coffee b end table $95 8 Esrey mahogany cabinet Read, St Port Perry Sat- 1967 FORD TOPAZ 4- East Alax at MURAD AUTO AJAX SOUTH, Bngh
nu -.,4,-, ,,,•- fcllr,. Ki Cher lits 1981.83 Datsun 200SX press, shoulder machine pe.:es c,n ^g room suite grand, sound enhancement uroay. February 3rd. too() cylinder. automatic. pis P, b. SALES clean 2 bedroom base
chest machine. arm -cuff pare( asking Numinous meals infants � 4 Call Abe at 683-5117 or (solid wood, $850 Wan g L. �- Organ to 500. Sunday February ak, 4-000r. cemhed. $250G merit Sep ant cable, nor
machine. assorted bench--Hammone Spinet L100 Call905-723.7001 SCRAP cars b trucks
yr ad Tc inspect taahties 127-1637 eve unite $135 Kachen table b ix 4th t0 00 to 400 Atlmis- smokers no
• as. all pate -loaded Best series wanted Any condition, any pets. tdi Lely
7 10' Digital Satalite Sys- otters, pkg nd,vidual DO t hasrssr Sas new Single starter organ. S3oD -great son $2 50 Under 12 free 1967 TOYOTA Tircel. 2 age tree removal in the ties, available imnnediately
DAYCARE AVAILABLE 'err' For as lithe as S9 3G, 905-434.586' g b mattress gain FOLK ART or Tile Paint• dr auto. p s . 52.300 Corti- Durham R ion, 905-428.7298
Gulbransen con mea- �
Ir ^'r 'o-, ,oa r,,1 tc1 wk fva money down Rent $100 Many other items ing C,asses starting Feb tied 1986 Honda Accord. paid Also needed, '81
all ageshot meals b 'o own by phone (905!571- BAR/RESTAURANT 905-697-3532 tre organ. 2 octave pedal 51h. 8 10 p m Mon eve 5 speed. a'4, 2 dr, $1.600 Chev Pu Can anytime. AJAX, 1 bedroom base-
smacks.Close Valle Farm '413 equipment . !ornher Texas board. 2 speed Leslie. ideal 905.723-5880. Oshawa 431-0407. pt, parking b laundry
as 6 (905) 718-1020 merit a
Pudic School BrOCKyRe N Country, Mdiemum. tapes COMPUTERS - used in- for the serious student a a for 1, hrsu aw. 427-4704
a Fnch 686-7350 20 HORSEPOWER n- small In In - /981 CHEV CAVALIER
AJAX, spacious one bed-
room three piece bathroom
above ground close to
transit. Family area, must
see immediate. 428-1615.
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, in Whitby Apt.
building., spacious. carpet-
ed. -wily painted, wigh bal-
cony. dose to bus, shop-
ping. all ubintles,
Cl prove quality loving plus erryhutch
set
Non Mick, - WNEELCHAIR ourtdtie LOST Blue/White/Grey 190 Ford Taunus. V6, au- first / last rrequiredi��,
Oayare .n Home Develop- and curio and hutch set YI Plush. stain re- pals,
me se program, daily out. with 4 chairs 723-0832. sistant carpet. For 3 rooms. DIAMOND RING, 2/3 RX model. Brand new. nevi budge. Glendale area, tOMMIC. fuel' loaded. $1695 I Trucks 1 bedroom $625, 2 bed-
ngs hot nutritious meals b 576-5200 only $369.00. Price in- Karat, pear shaped. plus 12 at used asking 5/450 fainly pet. Reward offered. certified. 1982 Chair Pick- for Sale room; $725. all 430-0134.
dudes 30 Sq. yds carpel bnllance. appraised at Make an offer. 905-579 Cal 905-639-9310. UP. 8 Cylinder. $1295 cerb-
snacks North Westley Brass i glatss 5 pcs do- deluxe pad and installation $5.200 Must Be Seen. 4992, led. Phone 404-9759. AVAILABLE Mar./st.,
area 427-3141 net $250. sofa b chair
in our home Free Askin $1850 firm 432- 19" GMC Sly black dein 1-b�ecroom basement
$C50, bedroom suite S195. y quota- 9 RCA 52 big screen TV. Pic. • 19M TAURUS. Fully M . 2.5-L, 5
LOVING MOTHER OF 1, small tables. hon lin your honle. No in. 8919 in Pic., excellent condition, I p,,.�.� loaded, 90,000 kil, speed. cap apartment, partially -fur -
First aid CPR snacks (905)697- k'•-"'7 9 b hrler, newer paint, rims nished, close lo south G.M.,
3532 serest no payment for one asking 52200 o.b.g Call cortdttbn, 52,995. F r more excellent, 188,000km, cert. $460/mpnth, utilities, ap
lunches. large play area fun year, Daniel, 1-800. FENDER Stratocaster 725-8911, evenings/wee. trtfomlation all 509-2112 bed, $4200 o.b.o. Extra 4-
tenced yard Whites Bayly A 486 DX 100. loaded, in- 217-0104 eleanc guitar / Ovation Ce kends 6fi8j016 12 weeks Cane Corso. mag hmsttibres. Call even- plances inducted, 1sVlast
+ area receipts Michelle 905-66&5306 1909 Menu
837-0717 p cludng punter mternet ebnty acoustic, asking SELF CLEAN stove, ry TOt�' 4 dr. ngs/weekends 905{)68- regkered. Cap 987-3D43.
ready, lease to own $8700 CARPET WILL DIRECT 5500. each 080, includes FREE DOG FOOD, one 4 �' air, low kms, $3650. BACHELOR
PICKERING VILLAGE. monthly Call (905)706- 100% nylon, thick plush, hard shell cases, one fridge. dryer Dinirlg•room Ib r candied. 1984 Chevette, 2 0662 apartment,
Gare available in m
y 4154 stain resistant carpet for 3 stand Call 404.2(348 sude, antique kitchen table, (41 dD�1O1Jse Call dr. auto , good shape, 1969 Ford 1/2 -ton, F•150, $485/month, Parking, utih-
ART. LIMITED EDITIONS rooms. only $349 price in- while pedestal queen -size )Dog Food for details. 5 -speed standard w/over• ties, cable included. Central
boors. French-speaking, $1400.cemled.728-0490.
nanny caring for our 3 year cluding, 30 square yards. bedroom suite, charcoal drive, very good conch on Oshawa. NO Pets. Call 723-
old ter Mon -Fri Call Elizabeth Berry Brent carpet pad labour, Free HITACHI 31' stereo tele• grey couch, 2 chairs w/ 300 cubic' engine, p s , tint 0704.
f 428-770 after 7 or wee- Townsend Rrb Shne515G estimate Arnold t-800- vision Free delivery and matching custom-made G8r
Yard $ I Geroge/ vnndows, custom sun visor. FULLY furnished and
ken" Professionally trame.d 663-6046 1 yrno payment, set up Rent to own today drapes. black glass coffee, I Yard Sales running boards, many ex- equipped basement apart-
double matted Must Sei np interest. For 1 lull year for as little as S8 75/weel. 2 end tables w/matching fids, $6900 o b o merit near Ajax Go/4011
POSITION AVAILABLE 905-725-3899 No money down Can lamps 905-623.9215 (905)404-9283 Hwy e2 Workin
h quality quality home CARPETS las of carpet, 1905)571.1413 MOVING SALE 9 adult pre
daycare. Fenced yard. MICHELIN ASR TIRES 100,.- nylon new stain re- SHOWER stall (new) ferred Separate entrance,
4) P2os• 7o R14 w alum $100. digital scale $350. NEEDFUL THINGS CRAFT SALE I VWW laundry, no Dets/smoking
dv6 to Park. Playroom. nils one winter only Ask lease carpets on hand. I blip HONDA a horsepower electric wheel 5350. office References $600, hrstNaet.
loving atrnospfuere. Nutri- Y carpet 3 rooms. $349 Pnce lawn tractor 42' cuth
P Eve - Must Go Wiled Dme q27-03ss
DUs IurlefleS and snacks Ing $356 Also shelving includes carpet premium Deck, like new 53500 OBO chairs $40 each, large �-839-6333
provided. Years of expen- and large quantity of low pad expert installation. fast Call 905.655-8545 cooking pets, bulletin PICKERING 3 bedroom
ence. References White's cost natural slim care stock delivery free estimates (30 boards, XG computer. etc 956 Dillingham Rd. 1907 GMC CARGO VAN. main floor apt for rent Avail
Rd. S. area. 420-8676 435-8136 aids; Norman 686-2314 728-2255 $2200, as is. 434-4573. or
e Y 718-0272 Feb 1st Call 905.725.
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7ustnal an compressor
Chairs, full -bar, ass-
ventOry reduction 486 Mul-
C urC 51.900 Call
7�96t4
• LDst cit
2 dr. white, blue interior.
HELPING HANDS day
Call 0853
washer, draught lines b
t' T�'a systems from 5995
• I Found
needs tumor repair to bot-
care rias lag openings it
JUKEBOXES, t
towe s. ice machine. cool-
486-100 mhz St165 New
PMN04RANDFATHER
tom of drivers door for Corti.
our scnoa a
age room Great
a ex-
c
cellent on 1968
ors, etc Everything mus.
DX 4,'100 $1,399 3 free cars
CLOCKS Durham's lar-
t 4 cyl . 5 speed. $1,500.
'�
held trips. super March
1299
Rocicota. $1299, 1985 NSM
9 ci No dealers 416-744-
IBM 486 DX's from $555.
gest selection -Now and
FOUND Grey female cat in
(�) 839-1351
b,aiM and summer pro-
on IOCahon making money
7668
486100s $995 286s from
$155 Get a for $85.
used pianos Not sure?
Delaney/Church area,
19" CHEV CAPRICE
grams. serving Highbush.
S975. 579 538
CARPET 1A-1 Fintes, buy
printer
Rent to own, apt size,
while star on throat, no col-
v8, runs and bilks
Gandy St Monica's and
3 WHEEL scooter
direct wholesale. Free in-
� any system purchase_
Clanngon Computer
upright, g'a'd, dgdal, key-
tar, very friendly cat, d yours
excellent many options.
Elizabeth Seaton Call
new,
never
stallation for free estimate
boards. Boss 6 away sale
cap 683.5026.
120,000 miles., certified.
837-2273
used. Tn-rolls
$1200 Cap 725-.6834,
call Sal (905)432-2750. or
Clearance Centre. 164
Baseline Road.
month of January All lin-
f!
FOUND Lades lin at
g,
�,� or best offer or trade
pager (416)980-9697
Bowman-
ventory reducedf Te1ep
Super/Wntre parking lot.
for smaller vehicle. 579 -
LOVING dayare ECE
5 APPLIANCES, good
Just east of Flying
pyo Works, 1491.
Car 831-8848
5799
,ad des
condition Ch
Carpet BIOk r 100 %
Due
Dutchman Hotel
AJAX, spacious one bed-
room three piece bathroom
above ground close to
transit. Family area, must
see immediate. 428-1615.
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, in Whitby Apt.
building., spacious. carpet-
ed. -wily painted, wigh bal-
cony. dose to bus, shop-
ping. all ubintles,
Cl prove quality loving plus erryhutch
set
Non Mick, - WNEELCHAIR ourtdtie LOST Blue/White/Grey 190 Ford Taunus. V6, au- first / last rrequiredi��,
Oayare .n Home Develop- and curio and hutch set YI Plush. stain re- pals,
me se program, daily out. with 4 chairs 723-0832. sistant carpet. For 3 rooms. DIAMOND RING, 2/3 RX model. Brand new. nevi budge. Glendale area, tOMMIC. fuel' loaded. $1695 I Trucks 1 bedroom $625, 2 bed-
ngs hot nutritious meals b 576-5200 only $369.00. Price in- Karat, pear shaped. plus 12 at used asking 5/450 fainly pet. Reward offered. certified. 1982 Chair Pick- for Sale room; $725. all 430-0134.
dudes 30 Sq. yds carpel bnllance. appraised at Make an offer. 905-579 Cal 905-639-9310. UP. 8 Cylinder. $1295 cerb-
snacks North Westley Brass i glatss 5 pcs do- deluxe pad and installation $5.200 Must Be Seen. 4992, led. Phone 404-9759. AVAILABLE Mar./st.,
area 427-3141 net $250. sofa b chair
in our home Free Askin $1850 firm 432- 19" GMC Sly black dein 1-b�ecroom basement
$C50, bedroom suite S195. y quota- 9 RCA 52 big screen TV. Pic. • 19M TAURUS. Fully M . 2.5-L, 5
LOVING MOTHER OF 1, small tables. hon lin your honle. No in. 8919 in Pic., excellent condition, I p,,.�.� loaded, 90,000 kil, speed. cap apartment, partially -fur -
First aid CPR snacks (905)697- k'•-"'7 9 b hrler, newer paint, rims nished, close lo south G.M.,
3532 serest no payment for one asking 52200 o.b.g Call cortdttbn, 52,995. F r more excellent, 188,000km, cert. $460/mpnth, utilities, ap
lunches. large play area fun year, Daniel, 1-800. FENDER Stratocaster 725-8911, evenings/wee. trtfomlation all 509-2112 bed, $4200 o.b.o. Extra 4-
tenced yard Whites Bayly A 486 DX 100. loaded, in- 217-0104 eleanc guitar / Ovation Ce kends 6fi8j016 12 weeks Cane Corso. mag hmsttibres. Call even- plances inducted, 1sVlast
+ area receipts Michelle 905-66&5306 1909 Menu
837-0717 p cludng punter mternet ebnty acoustic, asking SELF CLEAN stove, ry TOt�' 4 dr. ngs/weekends 905{)68- regkered. Cap 987-3D43.
ready, lease to own $8700 CARPET WILL DIRECT 5500. each 080, includes FREE DOG FOOD, one 4 �' air, low kms, $3650. BACHELOR
PICKERING VILLAGE. monthly Call (905)706- 100% nylon, thick plush, hard shell cases, one fridge. dryer Dinirlg•room Ib r candied. 1984 Chevette, 2 0662 apartment,
Gare available in m
y 4154 stain resistant carpet for 3 stand Call 404.2(348 sude, antique kitchen table, (41 dD�1O1Jse Call dr. auto , good shape, 1969 Ford 1/2 -ton, F•150, $485/month, Parking, utih-
ART. LIMITED EDITIONS rooms. only $349 price in- while pedestal queen -size )Dog Food for details. 5 -speed standard w/over• ties, cable included. Central
boors. French-speaking, $1400.cemled.728-0490.
nanny caring for our 3 year cluding, 30 square yards. bedroom suite, charcoal drive, very good conch on Oshawa. NO Pets. Call 723-
old ter Mon -Fri Call Elizabeth Berry Brent carpet pad labour, Free HITACHI 31' stereo tele• grey couch, 2 chairs w/ 300 cubic' engine, p s , tint 0704.
f 428-770 after 7 or wee- Townsend Rrb Shne515G estimate Arnold t-800- vision Free delivery and matching custom-made G8r
Yard $ I Geroge/ vnndows, custom sun visor. FULLY furnished and
ken" Professionally trame.d 663-6046 1 yrno payment, set up Rent to own today drapes. black glass coffee, I Yard Sales running boards, many ex- equipped basement apart-
double matted Must Sei np interest. For 1 lull year for as little as S8 75/weel. 2 end tables w/matching fids, $6900 o b o merit near Ajax Go/4011
POSITION AVAILABLE 905-725-3899 No money down Can lamps 905-623.9215 (905)404-9283 Hwy e2 Workin
h quality quality home CARPETS las of carpet, 1905)571.1413 MOVING SALE 9 adult pre
daycare. Fenced yard. MICHELIN ASR TIRES 100,.- nylon new stain re- SHOWER stall (new) ferred Separate entrance,
4) P2os• 7o R14 w alum $100. digital scale $350. NEEDFUL THINGS CRAFT SALE I VWW laundry, no Dets/smoking
dv6 to Park. Playroom. nils one winter only Ask lease carpets on hand. I blip HONDA a horsepower electric wheel 5350. office References $600, hrstNaet.
loving atrnospfuere. Nutri- Y carpet 3 rooms. $349 Pnce lawn tractor 42' cuth
P Eve - Must Go Wiled Dme q27-03ss
DUs IurlefleS and snacks Ing $356 Also shelving includes carpet premium Deck, like new 53500 OBO chairs $40 each, large �-839-6333
provided. Years of expen- and large quantity of low pad expert installation. fast Call 905.655-8545 cooking pets, bulletin PICKERING 3 bedroom
ence. References White's cost natural slim care stock delivery free estimates (30 boards, XG computer. etc 956 Dillingham Rd. 1907 GMC CARGO VAN. main floor apt for rent Avail
Rd. S. area. 420-8676 435-8136 aids; Norman 686-2314 728-2255 $2200, as is. 434-4573. or
e Y 718-0272 Feb 1st Call 905.725.
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THE NEWS ADVE
ff,jApW`M*n,1*
/ 1 1 ApFeor Rent I 1 1 nenlsA�o" nes I ' F;°R I FoRHouses • 1 AaoRaa uD„ Private Homes
1 For Sale
AJAX - CLIPPER ARTS.
2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
BEAUTIFUL LARGE bache-
nr apartment, kitchen, dining
area. fndge. stove. washer,
dryer, outside entrance, coun-
try location, park like setting,
10 minutes from Pickenng
Town Centre. non smoker.
3550 monthly inclusive.
ci83-2429
BRAND NEW 3 -bedroom
^asemenl apartment, mas-
er Dedroom, available
web 1st, separate entrance.
5850/month. utilities. cable.
-,on-smoker, references,
'stlast Call 905-420-0249
BROCK/Finch. 1 -bedroom
basement apt.. Sep en-
trance. one parking, a/c.
able. utilities, fndge. stove,
large deck, very clean.
avail Feb 1 S650/mo ftrsV
ast (905)427-8281: days
416-493-6622
CHRISTIANS with 1100
sit i' new basement. sepa-
rate entrance. laundry, no
smoxingipetts. deal on first/
ast Available immedtatefy
$810 indusive. 428-7965
CLEAN one bedroom
basement apt private en-
trance, $500/morri ufildhes
,nduded. sortable for single
working person No pets
Available immediately.
728-8364
COURTICE. Sol Road.
2bedroom. unfurnished
^.am floor in country home.
available Mar 1st. no pets.
S759,month includes ublr-
•ies.paning 905-279.7438
DOWNTOWN WHrTBY very
,,ear. big one bedroom
available anytime, redone
tardwood floomg. $650 per
'no all inclusive Ise / haat.
Huge two bedroom. available
Feb '.st . $720 per mo
lstlast 1- (905) 669-4009
FANTASTIC 1 bedroom
basemen• Prote"onalfy
oome Rouge area Luxuries
include central art, central
vac. securely system. 4 ap-
pkances. separate en-
trance No smoking, 905-
509.3043
GATEWAY COMMUNITY
HOME S as 3 vacancies. A
on* bed $670 and two-
bedroom a171 $760 n their
famry section. & t bed-
room n Senior section.
$670/mo including utilities
at their new location, 120
Colbome St W Oshawa.
Beautiful viow, directly rac-
ing Onto Childrens Arena
Park Very dean and quiet
Drand new Wean 571-
3887, 9-5 p m
IMMACULATE one bed-
'O(x basement apt., broad
OOmed, private entrance
and bath. Share laundry
ac . south Ajax at lake.
6675 Wil and cable nGud-
.d. firstAast 686-3204.
-AKEVIEW pant Oshawa
wo 2 -bedroom apartments,
ell and lower lull of
allied bungalow. $755.
685 All utektps included.
40 dogs. Available imwne.
latey. Cal 435-2433.
-ARGE 1 bedroom base-
nent apartment. Close to
iO & PTC. Separate side
intrance. $696./mo + 1/4
ltilities. 1 stA hail 905-839.
876 after 6 pm or 576-
709 before 3 pm.
.UXURY SPOTLSESS
-BE ensuilm stove.
peddrg, socuri-
1. Pod, sauna, laundry,
ewiy broadoomed, all
menittes,Gentnw Oshawa,
900, hrstAest, non-Srnokem,
.1 avail. irrrnediakely.
79-6043
IORTH OSHAWA New
-bedroom atfpa1immil, A/c.
ak cupboards, bro dloorn
"Oughout, extra roan
arlung. clean, quiet bbl#
19• $750 inclusive, 905-
23-2380.
FORTH OSHAWA two
adroom aparYnenn , aval-
ble
ionth�� Par
IORTH Oshawa, Whitby
order, shift worker Ofth
.bedrOOM, hal use of man
Dor, laundry, cable. usk-
as, 5325/moMh, available
x view 7723.2111.
ORTH Whitby - 2 min. to
A. 2 bedrooms. sal con-
uned apt.. Sep. entrance.
Drage. use of laundry
c • firstflast. Avail. Feb. 1.
ang $600 plus 1/3 uiil.
tan Ro9Ms. Remax. 9M -
L3 -2m,
TWO bedroom apartments
& bachelor, immediate pos-
session, prefer couple,
Central Oshawa. fridge.
stove, carpet. shopping
Plaza. bus stop, laundry
facilities. 725.2642 after
5pm
ONE bedroom bsmt, pri-
vate entrance. bright. Wilr-
ties. cable TV. parking, use
of laundry all included
$525/monthly Ideal for sin-
gle person, references. 1sV
last 579-2581 after 3 p m
OSHAWA 2 bedroom
$690. m 9-piex Includes
heat, hydro, appliances.
parking Laundry available
on site Convenient to 401
and city bus routes 433-
0677
OSHAWA 2 & 3 bedroom
apartments. available at
888 and 900 Glen St Close
to schools. shopping and
G.M Utilities included
FirstAast required Call 728
4993
OSHAWA - 3 bedroom
kitchen. Irvmgroom, main
floor of duplex. $800 mo
inclusive First/last. Imme-
diate 619-0892 or tot free
1-416-552-3847
OSHAWA newly renovat-
ed one &two bedroom.from
$595 mo includes heat
and hydro, parting and
laundry available No pets.
non smokers. Call
(905)831-0030
OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt
clear and quiet building
Available Mar 1st. every-
thing included 56791
month 579-9600 or 725-
9655 eve
OSHAWA bachelor apart.
nhent 5500 per mo in-
ckudes heat. hydro . cable.
parking. available xntne-
dtatefy Ist /alt Rob Don -
reality Remax Cornerstone
623-,6000
OSHAWA :afge 5 room
apt top 2 floors of house. 2
washrooms, 4 new aF
pliances. Prnate drive
$850 /mo inclusive Phone
905-571-2757
CLEAN Family building,
Oshawa north. one, two 8
three bedroom Includes
Float. hydro. fridge. stove.
Starting at 5550. laundry
fadiees 723.2094
OSHAWA. 2 bedroom
apartment 209 Cordova
Rd ubletees rid , Parking.
laundry facilities Phone
728-6420 or 721-2324
OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom
main floor, parking, laun-
dry, backyard. $700/month
plus 112 hydro. First/last.
Available March 15 Call
435-0033
OSHAwA, dose to GM,
newer building. 1. 2. 3 -
bedroom apartments 905-
438-0229
OSHAWA, upper 2 bed-
room duplex, central
equipt, newt' renovated.
$595. 43o-3161 or 725-
9064 or 613-826-5606.
PICKER•4G Yilage, large
bright 2 bedroom, above
$tore. air. utilities and Park-
ing included. 5800 mo. call
428-6546. after 6 p.m.
PORT PERRY deluxe
large 2 bedroom apt. n wait
heap and quiet buildirg. 20
fir n utas north of Oshawa,
balcony with sliding doors.
$760Jmo + hydro. Avail-
able irterwdmintly. 985-
7349 or 726.2255.
SOUTH Oshawa, 2-bod-
room apartment in upper
ffw of sami. apipfia- &
laundry facilities, 2 car
parking. private entrance.
$675 W inclusive, avail-
able February 1, metwe
working single or coupe.
No Pets. 579-1666.
SOUTH OSHAWA, 275
Wentworth SI.W., large 1. 2,
3 -bedrooms, close to bus-
es, shopping, available Wn-
mediatey. 5550, $660,
$699, fridge, stove, heat,
hydro, parking. 1st re-
quired, last negotiable, no
pets. 434-51 83/576-5142
between 9,6.
TAUNTON Court, Oshawa
Two bedroom condo, with
fridge. stove, washer & dry-
er. arciedoorrl. Good stor-
age spade. February 1.
$675+ hydro. 720-3878
THREE - 2 bedroom
apartments available hm-
medately, 1 north Oshawa
$650/mo plus hydro. 2
central Oshawa. $620/mo.
Plus hydro 7287517, 723-
3280
WHITBY DUPLEX, u�-
per floor, 3 bedroom, large
kitchen with appliances.
parking. $750 plus utilities,
first & last, available imme-
diately Call 668-5788
WHITBY, 2 bedroom
apartment, walking dis-
tance to Go station, lots of
parking. appliances tnclud-
ed 5815 per mo. Can
(905)430-8608 or(905)433.
7637
WHY rent when you can
Own your own home for
less than you think71' Call
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
RJMax Summit Realty
(1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800
or (905) 666-3211.
Houses
For Rent
$750. per month plus utik.
ties Available now 3 bed.
room home in Oshawa
Separate living and dining
room Family kitchen 1st/
last required Peter 432
2000
WHO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
]BUY A HOUSET
3r Semi $6l dmth
n• bungalow $72sm0,
3, J, Exec S940,mth
'4nt-lo-Owr' s Available
434-"19
1 -sob -64"275
r- teen
Bad C eddy Bin niw No
down pgraerw? I can
�!
MARK STAPLEY
k: r s„u,.n cit „r
Eucl Rcaky frac
1ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES:
WHY RENT'S BUY!
No down payment.
No Dtoblerro
Let me show you how
Mixt Pay $700 0 A -C
Call Thomas C. Pike
Saks
Rep. Remax Accord
Realty Lid. 576.3111
2 -STOREY 3 -bedroom
good-looking home, $9501
month inclusive. available
Feb.lst or before A great
all Also 2 -bedroom
aparfrnent. inclusive. $6501
month. good location.
fridge. stove. 905-576-999
stove
NORTH OSHAWA 3+1
bedroom same detached
bungalow, open concept.
European kitchen, paved
driveway, fenced yard/ra-
vine exposure. $1000 p.o.u.
721-2092.
AJAX - 3 bedroom semi
main floor, parking, ap
pliances, fenced yard,
available irnmediately,
SwoJmo, plus 1/2 Lake".
tst/last, references. (905)
564-1581
AJAX Harwood/Bayly 3 -
bedroom main Poor. $935+
utilises, available Feb 1st.
No pets. Call 905-420-
1281.
AJAX, 3 bedroom de-
tached, blacks onto part,
main floor laundry $1150
plus. Lynne Paplzzo, 905-
428-9766.
AJAX_ FEB.A, 4 bedroom.
2 1/2 baths. main Poor fain,
fly & laundry, garage, 2200
sq.P., $1250 + utilities. cal
Jan.428-0501
ATHABASKA FOREST
OSHAWA - 3 plus 2 bed-
room raised bungalow. fa-
mrlymorn w4h fireplace. in -
ground pod. carport. avail.
March t. $975 plus uM At -
ter 4 or leave message
579-3633
WHITBY - BLUE WATER PARK
1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom,
3 appliances.
101 KATHLEEN ST. W.
Mon. - Fn. 9 - 5
(905) 571-3522
SHELT R CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
BY Oshawa Shoppiry
Centre $684 monthly, plus
utilities. 6 rooms (3 bed-
rooms) modern upper du.
plex Eat -m kitchen, big
front room Close to
schools. fenced yard. pri-
vate driveway Appliances
included Phone 905-728.
0079 leave message
LAVAL St.. Oshawa. 4 -
bedroom, finished rec w/
stove, 1.1/2 -baths, eat -in
kitchen, large yard. pool,
$1100+utilities 905-430-
6467 after 6 Pm
MAIN Floor , north Whitby.
3 bedrooms detached
home, huge eat in kitchen,
walkout to deck. first/Last,
available Feb. 1 $995/mo
Plus u"I Call Joan Rogers
Remax. 905-683-2992
MCLAUGHLIN SOUARE
2 ^ d•Oom apanment. 1.•
2-bathS, 4 appliances, fully
air-conditioned full ameni-
ties, fun security. pod er.
.'�Osed park. $925%month.
'stilast. references 433
-1X09
OLD FARMHOUSE, n
.nmhe Courtice are 'or tm-
mediate rent References.
' -st and Inst payment $895
.ter mo Hydro and heat ex -
Call George (905, 697
.904
OSHAWA Large 3 -bed-
-_10m. eat -m kitchen. fin-
-.hed ret room. 2.1,12 -
laundry facildees. w/o
deck $950+utdrbes For
i. -V to view 416-778-
OSHAWA, 3 bedroom
ingalow f -,age. stove.
+. asher. dry*,. ret room.
S875 per mo plus utikties
Available Feb 1st Istflast
723-5373
PICKERING Dixhe,'Finch,
4 bed,00m 2 storey. 25M
sq h., newer detached
home, 3 -bath. 5 applianc-
es, hreptace, garage.
fenced. pod, $1299*utilt-
hes Available March 1st
905-435-9600
PICKERING. Valley Farm
Rd X.rgston Rd 2 bed-
room bungalow gas heat-
ing, fntshed basement.
urge lot, garage. S105o,'
month Call 839-0000
Available Feb 1196
PICKERING man floor
)t ''vee bedroom longs-
_• all Apphamm reera
3:. ax. Clow to GO no
i.ICA&M prelwr-w $925
s ' 2 vies" f rsbias:
avail Feb 1st 1905)839-
x•3
THREE
BEDROOM
Semi's
availahle
Call
(416)
444-7391
WHITBY, 3-bednxan
house, fenced backyard.
eat -in kitchen, dna9%fflg/
family room, 2-1/2 bath-
rooms, double garage. hel
basement, Ga. F.A.G., 4 -
appliances, binds, Feb 1,
$1300+ iuklaws. Andy 43D3
7255.
WHY RENT? No money
down. own your own home
$750 as inichusive. 3 bed-
room asking $63.900. Cal
Aureka Rasarru. Caldwell
Banker. 72&9414 etd.201
Housi/ Wanted
LOOKING FOR 3 Or 4
bedroom full home to rent
In wwestney Heighis/Dela-
mey area. Jim - Home,
683-7569, Bus. (905) 940
5250
MAITUffilrRMWt
SOUTH Oshawa - 3 bed-
room townhouse n small
famely complex, sale for
children. Includes base-
ment, epee lid water tank,
close to schools/shopping.
$69e/m0. ferstAast. Mat
and hydro included. 435-
1088
IM Townhouses
For Rent
AVAILABLE Now 3 bed
room townhouse 1-1/2
baths, full basement, 4 ap-
phances, garage, fenced
yard. near all amenities.
$895/month plus utilities
728-4530 ---
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
bedroom Townhoi,ses in
well maintained family
complex. freshly decorated
with Fng /stove. close to all
amenities. on site Mgmt of-
fice call 728-3777
OSHAWA , Taunton
Simcoe T7ra,ly redecorat.
ed. three bedroom 11/2
baths. w/o to patio, pool
appliances. park., ^2 $800
first / last. avail for ar
porntrnent (416) 345-9180
SOUTH PICKERING, 3
bedroom 'pwnr oi�5q -lisp
to schools & Town r -entre
$885 plus utibfies • rst &
'ase available March'
839-9446
m ;Gw1tlrWse In well
- .ntained'amry corm-
_ r Includes all utilities.
ipplianCes. Daikin �.
.ie to schools and au
i- enrbes 122 Colborne
St E. Oshawa
For appt. 434.3972
Rooms
for Rent
EXECUTIVE horn*
spectacular able view. Ajax
Furnished rooms. 2 wash-
rooms. 1 answer. shared
kitchen, laundry Parking
and cable included Non
-
srnoking mature working
Person 1 st,'lut, reieiences
$450 427.1677
EMPLOYED non-smhokirg
female to :arge, bright h,r
meshed, broadoomed bed-
room. tnple-door doses. ce.
ble. phone. prorate wash-
room quiet enwronneent.
$35G)month Shorbhong-
temh 905-686-3048
FURNISHED room, suet -
able single woman,
5400 monthly. first/last
Whites Rd/ArnoerW shop -
Ping mail area. Picketing
Calli905)931-128C
FURNI SHEOlunfumeshed
room ,or -ent m new house.
Harmony/Adelaide area
Single parent welcome
Call 905 571-7825
NEWLY decorated, fur
n,shed room for clean,
quiet, person Cooking.
near bus, near Durham
College $225 monthly and
up Can 905.728-4845
PICKERNIG- shared
laundry. 5 pc bath. kitchen.
tamilyroom, asking $375
mo quiet non-smoking fe-
male preferred, available
Feb 1 420-2196
ROOMS FOR
RENT
Per month or week
Clean bright home,
Hydro Staff
Welcome
905-420-3674
BASEMENT / BED-
ROOM plus rec room.
laundry. parking. $400 plus
113 utilities. hrstAast, plus
$100 utility deposit March
1 female preferred. 427-
1659
LUXURY TRIDEL TOWN-
HOUSE" Loaded & n heart
of Pickering. Couple seek
ng prof IF) Own bath, use
of everything 2 min to GO/
PTC No pork meat. no
parking $500 1sVlast/rel
837-2639
MUST SEE! Brock Hwy 2
W-11maintainedhome.
well -furnished. 3 -bedroom.
share all facilities 5400/
mcerm Call 416-464-1767
ONE or two bedrooms
ava,lable (one is huge L
shaped master bedroom
with private 4 pc bath), a.
ble. shared kitchen, Irving -
room, and laundry faukties
Use of entire house except
familyrroom References
Available anytime Fvsti
last Rent negotiable 434-
3976
ONE BEDROOM. to
share •'2 ,' nOuse )ararje,
parking. very clean. S375
inclusive Call 435-06W
PICKERING Whdes/401.
for)- 4 ocdr oom house.
own 4 pie bath. no smo.
ing no pets 5400 per
month Fwstlast regwred
References 420-3628
ROOM -ert .r executive
main door
i indry. close to Oshawa
-ansel route. non smoker
i:alabee Feb 1 $350 first
,W 905-433-1247
VICTORIAN HOME to
Fare 'ri.e' pe -son small
:,.rt okay pow. h,eplace,
caning. aundry. cable
none_ 11SI'm slier walk
- )W. walk dOwntOwr
-mute `O 1i s. Sint order
� ,rson, $110.weele alt
,2ary 905-432.7859
WHITBY unfumished
'oOl employed mains
-eeded. use of fun house.
awn bathroom. Parking
Arsulast a must and rete,
enters aper 6txn or leave
message 723-0308
BRAND-NEW HOME
$116.900. 6 only. Central
Oshawa. 3 -bedroom, ga-
rage, country kitchen,
30x100' lot, 51000 down
Allan Duffy, Remax Ability
4327200
BRAND NEW HOMES,
$8?5 per month, why rent?
Starting at S119.900 North
West Oshawa. 3 bedrooms.
high efficiency gas heat. R-
40 nsul Raised bungalow.
only 5 left, others from
$104.900 Call Peter Neal.
Sales Rep. Guide Realty.
723-5281
NORTHEAST Oshawa - 3
bedroom sem, 4 apWanc-
as, $117.900 S800/month
P & I Call Judy Lee. Dur
ham Quality 432-2000
PORT PERRY - $139.%0
3 oedroom, convenience
plus - walk to all amennaes
Large 'of for garden First
bme buyers dream or retire
here Call Cathenne Ayone,
Remax Scugog Realty
(905) 985-4427 24 hr
pager
WOW' 599 900 buys a de
tarred _ 2 storey. 3
bedroom, walkout to der
garage, appliances. wit,,
SN down canners for $789,
month including taxes Ted
Houghton Remax Summd
668-38M
Out -01 -Town
Properties
FOR SALE- 2 surra. ;
wO,.ac'e 60X47 loam. S
years :Id. drilled well
Pond. tree- ,rave' pit -
mn N of R ~_Ile Ile Asblm g
$49.900 Call 619-2509 or
i6'3, 396 tg44
Vacation
Properties
MEXICO Puerto Valarta
-'a• Hotel lame =ndo
studio for rent. 9th and loth
welt -. -96 Sleets 5
como,erwy tumrshed. maid
service. all inclusive 1,;ao
Peter 831-39Q1
Money
CofKim, rourns to Lend
For Rent
DISCOVERY Pace Pick-
ering. • b�r-•,- Pius mer
rec facilities. security
S1050/monm inclusive
cam (905435-0471
Office 8
rj
• , Retail Space
4 Months Ftee Rer;
Dowriown Osrawa. 400-
3500 sq ft avalabre Pan
mg and great exposure
Best rental rates Call 434
2447 or 655-4132
IDEAL
pevsor protes ral
350 sq tt tekshed office
with signage exposure
un Westney Rd n Ajax
5500
PIER MONTH
905-509-3581
MEDICAL SPACE
AVAILABLE
In new commercial
development in growing
COftrrindy Of courbCQ,
with other medical
facilities. Space for 3
Fainly Physicarns.
A tracbW rales.
call Ken 666-M
PRESTIGIOUS comrner-
pil space downtown
Oshawa, esthetics related.
ACCONIOi l ge Leave massa434-7012.
EA M,
/ fddw&r
Two bebright and •
spacloushouse to shah.
terbecua.AFW
g. 5340.NKilson.6ately. Car 905.576-1616.
4 bedroom hoaurssew, LAW d
taw-
dry. Deposit Pill",
and references
required. $400. Mon".
Available immeaenty. 723-
3032.
AJAX - Kings Crs.. base-
ment apt., share house,
prefer single female, one
C:Irld welcome. no pets.
Non smoker. Possible re-
duced rent for childcare.
SSW plus % utel. ChnsWw
428-9850
AJAX large 4 bedroom
home, need 3rd person
Large bedroom. own wash-
room. now lake. Must tike
dogs $40o plus 4289913
-
SIOUSTRIAL UNITS in
industrial plaza next to
Oshawa Centre. High rail-
ings, over head doors.
parking. utilities, air com-
pressor. Month -by -month.
Padu g for truck, with hy-
dro. Available rrnmediately
576-2982.
1 1 P'"a1e
F0:r Sale
QUALITY D'Angelo Multi-
level N. W Oshawa 3+2
bedrooms. kitchen over-
looks tartkyroom w a h hire -
place. 2 welcaits, ingrorund
Pool, 3 baths, FAG, n4aw
potential. 160 Goodman or,
5171,500. Call Shelia Mc-
Laren Suncn Status. 436-
0990
BORROW 5' ).ow pay
as ^:e as 5"3 per month
o a c F,*e cons ArSi s
Anub,s Investments Ltd
Mo&gages and Loans
since 1973 Call (905'668
7200
MONEY p,00iems' Deet
--ns` ;ah:ns. credit ar-
wgemrr;s personal
,edge( planning. r. edit to -
;,air FREE CONSULTA
TIONS Ontario Creat
Counsellors'Oshawa Tor
auto) 433-1425
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPARES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
•1Insuranclit
MORTGAGES - Good,
bad and ugly. Financing fie
any purpose, rates from
5,95% Au appiecabons ac-
cepted Community Finan-
cial Services 668-6805
S9U.
GIFT STORE
FOR SALE
Lkhique affordable
business opporUndy
in Ajax. Loon Lake
Weavers is now avail-
able. Total cost n-
dudrlg Inventory ta-
rter $40,000. Take
Chary immedfalely or
at a Ince to M your
needs.
Cal for info.
Mike Meyerson
416661-9916
KAM SALON for sale with
clientele. Excellent oppor-
tunity to own your own
business. hood location
and very low rent. Cal alter
5 p m 725-2521.
excellent unlimited income
Potential. Cal 905-981
6265.
RTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1996 -PAGE 29
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pportunitisses rem, Personals
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ventory Liquidation Instant WOMEN WANTING
Business Opportunity Over DATES' Names &
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and over 250 Nintendo. ext 0252 $3 49 per minute
Sega and Super Nintendo .8+ touch tone
Games Must Sell' Call
613-475 3086 between BEST PLAYMATES
1208 p m names & ht's 1 900-451
PREGNANT? Wantto be 6088 ext 272. $2 99/m,n.
t'r,ancially able to say 19+. Touchtone
home and rase your child BORED ONTARIO HOUSE
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of Canadian Designer names & nnme numbers
Children's Clothes Call 1-900-4151 .5556 Ext 253
Nancy at t-800633-7518
now S3 49/mm 18. Toucr t-
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1 Auctions IJse s Ra•ed : Solu
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ESTATE AUCTION
Tues. Jan. 23 at 6 p.m. at
Myles King Auction Hall
33 Hall St. Oshawa
Large houseno d
Contents. antique and
modern furniture and
appliances LISt not
available at tirte of
publication Terms
Cash. Sales every
Tues Thurs and Sat
at 6 p m All consign -
merits welcome
Myles King Auction
725-5751
45'4055 -
SIMPLY Sooable Arts
er' -:i.-lent gourmet
dining, travel & eisure
sporting/natwe activities
Regular newslerer
415125184'2
• ompanions
EASTSIDE .4E�
TION- DATELINE vFree in
-all to place /our ad no
-rarges for 'ales
phone bili charges 905
430- 7rJf>f
Deaths ' Deaths
WYATT Cdr Filict 3 pNd (Former owner -f
Wyatt's Dyecutting Service) Peacefully on Thurs-
day January 19.1996 at Oshawa General Hospital
after a very long **SS SO patiently and cour-
ageously endured. Dearly beloved husband of Elaine
Dearest and burg Dad of Johann and Tom.Lovng
brother of Ker and wife Jean : Doug and wife Glen-
na: Robert and wife Tamara: and David and wife
Cathy Beloved and only son-in-law of Dons Back -
house. Sady missed brother -in-law of Brain and
wile Margaret : Peter and wtte Margaret : John Is-_
wife Bev: and Trevor and wife Janice, al of Eng-
land. Dear Uncle of many nieces and rlepriews Pre -
deceased by his Parents Helen and Eliot Wyatt. and
brother Charles. Phd will also be Sadly missed by'
marry. marry fiends. Phil had such a passion for a1
life had to offer He was a true salesman at heart,
loving people from all wales 3f life. His -uicx Nit
generosityand kndnew were just a glr Vse Irtc the
love in his heart He voknteered his time even during
has illness to both the young 1 Big Brothers) and the
elderly (Balyclife Lodge, Ajax) A true inspiration
to a1 who knew him. The family will receive finertas at
the Thornton Cemetery Chapel Thornton Rd.
north of Rossland Rd ) from 2-4 p m. and 6 - 9
pm., on Mon. Jan 22 Funeral service will be held on
Tues. Jan .23, at 100 pm. , at Ajax Alliance Church.
(rnemnerit at Thomton Cemetery Following the
seroce. Special and grateful thanks to all who cared
for PMI. especially the St. Elizabeth Nurses, Janet
Fredericks who became a true friend, the Red
Cross, A the Doctors and Nurses at Oshawa Gen-
eral HOspdW and our friends who surrounded US
wdh love during a very difficult time. It meant so
much. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ajax 4
liance Church would be appreciated by the family.
Our memories of him will always live in our hearts -
NICHOLAS, Archibald Stephen. At Fairview Lodge
(Whitby) on Thursday January 18. 1996 in his 90th
year. Archibald beloved husband of Evelyn Loving
lather of Bnan and his wife Donna. James and his
write Patnca. Forxdyy remembered by his grandchil-
dren Jennifer, David, Braley and Andrew. Also
survived by sisters Nancy Stump, Grace Keer and
brother Michael Nicholas. The Nicholas Famiry 14nf1
receive friends and family at the W.C. Town Funeral
Chapel, 110 Dundas St. E. Whitby. (1-905-668-
3410) Sahrday 7 - 9 pm., Sunday 2 - 4, 7 - 9pm.
Mass of Chnshan Burial Monday 11 am from
SI.Bertwadette's Church, Ajax. Leaving funeral home
Monday 10:30 am. In lieu of flowers, donabons to.tie
Atzheimers Assoc. or Fairview Lodge Support
Group. A special Clank - you to the staff and volun-
teers at Fairview Lodge for all of your help and
MppoR-
IrlIn
me
1 Mentoriarrls / 1 Mtllnoriams
DOWNIE,JOHN, who passed awa%
January 23,1995.
A Sadness still comes over us.
Tears in silence often flow.
Me»ton keeps You ever ncur oro.
Though you died I %cur agra.
Sadly missed by wife Bem acid sons
&1h and Jin
ESTATE AUCTION
Tues. Jan. 23 at 6 p.m. at
Myles King Auction Hall
33 Hall St. Oshawa
Large houseno d
Contents. antique and
modern furniture and
appliances LISt not
available at tirte of
publication Terms
Cash. Sales every
Tues Thurs and Sat
at 6 p m All consign -
merits welcome
Myles King Auction
725-5751
45'4055 -
SIMPLY Sooable Arts
er' -:i.-lent gourmet
dining, travel & eisure
sporting/natwe activities
Regular newslerer
415125184'2
• ompanions
EASTSIDE .4E�
TION- DATELINE vFree in
-all to place /our ad no
-rarges for 'ales
phone bili charges 905
430- 7rJf>f
Deaths ' Deaths
WYATT Cdr Filict 3 pNd (Former owner -f
Wyatt's Dyecutting Service) Peacefully on Thurs-
day January 19.1996 at Oshawa General Hospital
after a very long **SS SO patiently and cour-
ageously endured. Dearly beloved husband of Elaine
Dearest and burg Dad of Johann and Tom.Lovng
brother of Ker and wife Jean : Doug and wife Glen-
na: Robert and wife Tamara: and David and wife
Cathy Beloved and only son-in-law of Dons Back -
house. Sady missed brother -in-law of Brain and
wile Margaret : Peter and wtte Margaret : John Is-_
wife Bev: and Trevor and wife Janice, al of Eng-
land. Dear Uncle of many nieces and rlepriews Pre -
deceased by his Parents Helen and Eliot Wyatt. and
brother Charles. Phd will also be Sadly missed by'
marry. marry fiends. Phil had such a passion for a1
life had to offer He was a true salesman at heart,
loving people from all wales 3f life. His -uicx Nit
generosityand kndnew were just a glr Vse Irtc the
love in his heart He voknteered his time even during
has illness to both the young 1 Big Brothers) and the
elderly (Balyclife Lodge, Ajax) A true inspiration
to a1 who knew him. The family will receive finertas at
the Thornton Cemetery Chapel Thornton Rd.
north of Rossland Rd ) from 2-4 p m. and 6 - 9
pm., on Mon. Jan 22 Funeral service will be held on
Tues. Jan .23, at 100 pm. , at Ajax Alliance Church.
(rnemnerit at Thomton Cemetery Following the
seroce. Special and grateful thanks to all who cared
for PMI. especially the St. Elizabeth Nurses, Janet
Fredericks who became a true friend, the Red
Cross, A the Doctors and Nurses at Oshawa Gen-
eral HOspdW and our friends who surrounded US
wdh love during a very difficult time. It meant so
much. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ajax 4
liance Church would be appreciated by the family.
Our memories of him will always live in our hearts -
NICHOLAS, Archibald Stephen. At Fairview Lodge
(Whitby) on Thursday January 18. 1996 in his 90th
year. Archibald beloved husband of Evelyn Loving
lather of Bnan and his wife Donna. James and his
write Patnca. Forxdyy remembered by his grandchil-
dren Jennifer, David, Braley and Andrew. Also
survived by sisters Nancy Stump, Grace Keer and
brother Michael Nicholas. The Nicholas Famiry 14nf1
receive friends and family at the W.C. Town Funeral
Chapel, 110 Dundas St. E. Whitby. (1-905-668-
3410) Sahrday 7 - 9 pm., Sunday 2 - 4, 7 - 9pm.
Mass of Chnshan Burial Monday 11 am from
SI.Bertwadette's Church, Ajax. Leaving funeral home
Monday 10:30 am. In lieu of flowers, donabons to.tie
Atzheimers Assoc. or Fairview Lodge Support
Group. A special Clank - you to the staff and volun-
teers at Fairview Lodge for all of your help and
MppoR-
IrlIn
me
1 Mentoriarrls / 1 Mtllnoriams
DOWNIE,JOHN, who passed awa%
January 23,1995.
A Sadness still comes over us.
Tears in silence often flow.
Me»ton keeps You ever ncur oro.
Though you died I %cur agra.
Sadly missed by wife Bem acid sons
&1h and Jin
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'.?S« at ewom Core snag "'V Mf BOX
MIS
TEXT 9009 SCORPIO Amnac!we stia,wo-'y
-c^.y w•t '.,,s• •�-!^ '� :,T bots coir x 3C
^»S cul lalwo and taw yrs Inn :usom
± :^Y ancjtm arra 44991 n r_ are a
•; a raf may. 3010 4C :all He' BOX 26575
WANTED A s:^ife Nae Tat 2P •: ?? w^c
r>s ^ •• V Nandi and comma -tumor
.^^mss :mcg and nave a gond sense 5 tumor
'_I'!,rfwn bund " onto 'amake 28 5a'
-• ^ •a• 0.64, eyed wi '•guyed cute, Box
170+0
ACTIVE - 46 ! r algin w^ •axef Mas and
•. - d • Jvf senif ;1 rumor aro am look
�r scmeOno who s staotf and Sincere.
bffweer C. ane 5C BOX 27011
STARTING OVER f!^ne wOowed San, yma*,
roc >^•;Ar A -,.c „w :C 'near Still, may. nor
,mow, Se 65 o, Aes'he Mae am guar
music cancrg_ marling poope any haling a
;a•'' -e BOX 77002
STARTING OVER �ntessonm white tema o a7
5 3' :.. lyes. D,onOt now. warm smile stable
atslryte E^,n'•lerys. tamale. ria,. �,rn"y mtsic.
dam,i BOX 71007
PACKAGE DEAL Comes ri in three :ntinrt
r,' "• i Rte 301 to Mme, 40's, halt ancient
clew Aero s rot looking for a person win nigh
eacects! ons OI .nal arc -an shoo,! be
"'w',sn, trig BOX 2M%
IT IS A FIRST cvng s.ncere. nor est rw
dole ;a iE Ali a xs,ve muff The a0w- To
earth Dracnca !iu figured gal bees cooking
most must cards. cuing, bikr; and Sharing
'any Ne rb mixed with your re any sense at
tfu"gr could one, kied to some tun toys Box
2407
A NEW START. T a dikdibed. tW Tpumd mom.
a: w.^ .w,..eenegers Enpy a wide 'ange of
11011 its ',am m0orwt walks to as -5 any pool
:00• ^; 'c, a cuddp WOCO 7x81 38 to 45. ave
5 1 C w a Wise of NtmOr romantic and very
hawsa Box 26141
ACTIVE 6 NTERESTMG 53 yea, old ady Liao
IJ Avs ^,: -* derr m of AS~ Omar,
u,eatYe and Conf.dent. happy and Secure
Lao, -g for 0845,0e8re commitment in a mak
onmpanrpr Box 26M
LOOKING FOR FUN separaled,*male ' 00"
:• sr-ec'e to Heb Her forget the past AMst be.
2e to 4C 'aces rot,hpiaflane BOX 3M
SINGLE MUTED FEMALE Very otAgOng femake
24 ares !o •ave tun and party Seeking male 20
•0 24 won •re, same a so Ci 9OK MIN
SNOW BUNNY, 5' seam" for mase A bar
2t'^'; Strength of cnaracaer required for Hier
2s! ng any cOlOmul tuttm Lao's create a homte
together wrtn never ending love. eacymfent, arta
Abundance BOX MIN
SPOIL ME- Fun ov,nq, 900 looking. sincere
Cihn:2 5 4 brown eyes. with good sense of
numo, Sngh, womrg mom who 640y, Sports.
]ming canting, music and romance. So""
single wrr,2 maw early 30's aro eery 40 s, who
annoys same weh the pos$b* on a fo^9 lasting
'eldlOrsrd Box Me
PAMPER AND SPOL ME Good klofong, tin br
"9 s r.>•e Donde with good Sense d hums.
57 gre?r eyes who enjoys country music, danc-
'rg and 'omance Seekag who male. m4 406.
'egged b,e lean type. who an$* the same. with
a sense a humor PosyyMy of long tem rae-
lonship BOX 26971
FIRST TWE AD. S.0 mom. gVlapNe. 32.5'7.
4C lbs lark brown halt. green eyes. Lite Wglr
ng romance rock and watanq cot. Friendship
fffsl and SINGLE hello chemastry. BOX 2pi7
���2ng��ana adventps Edoall activities
for that SPIKQI white male, 25 to 31. who
,sr 1 al'aid of having a good time No drugs
Owase BOX 26961
69 YEAR OLD SENIOR would kite to meet a lend
and rG-es• ;ertwman. 70 to 75 W
, who lays bo-
-ng dm,ng cut, coumry mus,c. any dancing. a non
Smoker 2 -est N Box 26951
SLEEPLESS IWHITBY, 45 5'7" full figured.
amiI 'e-ae seeking that special someone
i oe 'rnest, sincere loving, tall and
ITIO"ed 4510 50 years o, BOX 26916
SEEKING MY SOULMATE. Separated mother of
Yr' SHa :hkidrenwork full rime nave brown hair
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. JA\t_ARY 21. 1996-PA(:F. I
V!10,4A"..
Respond to an ad by calling
1-900-451 -3793
ue eyes 5? 2Cws. love n-
.miry.-
ue @ S-roke, social or ron love , a A^ rarest
:fini
Inng ce,sor Mho waro sxer:re w^: s •ones
y const0i BOX 269x8
ATHLETIC MAN WANTED =-•••, 'c sr 55
?3 s' w^^ .__ 2,s s•n, a, -a:e w^t
rrouman Dk2s>zAs kavas .es •: ••ave• r,•
iv3 to ! e vino aossta c -G
BOX 26949
HONEST GEMIN ; e w�rte 'o. -,a4. 23 ;o'•e
p^r•n' ? s:'^ :eeAs hOneS; gn�e r•c
Hale no smd,r::' • 3: c. ,..ecv,Ls^c ave a
Dcss:ee.ea't-s^c BOX 26956
COUNTRY „ IRL a 3? : r'•: , . ^ e eyes
• 2 4 as-; a s !Voir, a>^;ne wrote
-are P , 45 war...,,e^ rc .n :a•x,;
0^9 walls a c ^Harte 'a a on; •e•- •> BOX 2695151
ATTRACTIVE FEMALE •e vau oc..--'-• ->'
- ;R«, ^' ' •"9'n. a - "'; 35 w^C i •ant
some a^s, a!e aro e",ry2a Sa,ecre rrecr.
by speck, wa-tM, w'ft -us Anow',0,v •c •rear a
rpmar Mels: o -,e c ^od "y ^an^. 300 ''alt ;r
mN thi0 BOX 269!2
PROFESSIONAL AND :assrlwre wanly w• a
:eS':• av,g -dr wAm S!10a; 7180^a�
ry who OMs a617DOR. 'elite; and Oaef ,gr'as
rm rorty ;eamg !c know t you are nMres:ed.
Olease gee me a :31 BOX 26911
SHY AND OUTGOING. a; ;eca'a':v. ao^acre
'e -at -cr s-a,e• _ :,s !.m , as -eine
And-avewg _00-1 '01f a male 6 :r'aur And.
consdarate '+ones• Silli. and yea-ecucal
Mir Ahow ria. •C ,eat A wOmar 0110:0 we •t
men someone ^ ",uMhg area wen Sryr ^r
es:s BOX 26936
CHANGING STRATEGY -!elegem, at!,oli've.
•A.. ^Y.+er+Ce^' s •itit wnre'eni 25. „ea.P
OW4. aroOveic goa, oriented. 'to lop~, S
Enpy out a,Xnnes and memaona neva
see4n; all cormhur catow. WttesslW. single
rye -are 2A. b 33 BOX 26937
ACCEPTING APPLICANTS. he are sem too
4F Wits wnc a- Ali a -t :int in fifer spare
ley Appxcarts must be 30 to 40 em„yed
have ow car am" of humo, and be vrwrg to
have 3u, nefas Smokers :nay BOX 269126
SEEKING COMPANION 'Pete^• r At ^•ewe^.
sans : ^caro :asa, olio_ are ?c :arca
have W. JpendMYslow afSwRles nocion and
Old am '<': Os. we Goer No,r .00" for
SN" eve maw same agar or otw ta'•e,ro-
sho to now BOX 26930
ATTRACTIVE SL111 LADY Ath ctwe. Sam lady.
4i •e'•': ,±^se :•'. ^g,eat personalty
cnam+ng ,ore aancng ding. Tavemsg and a
wide varnery of orate rwom Non smoker sew
19 "andsome tetannaay secure gntwnr wlc
ark0 hn a b, One, BOX awl
FIRST TWE AD S,;* !orale ;' bidrr nn..
dark Gown eves `- 4' U:r9bY .akr+g burl ,oars.
aaxog sows and nvele'g-30krfg for tall
amletc "Oneftartracnve meg 27 10 35 rho
snares s m,W -op BOX 262
CONTENT AND CINIOUS day 5C Drotons,nsf
wm' a :est 'o tie interested r perswttl groan
sk.ng, dancing. walks .h the :ouri 3,,at
evenings at Moine and me environment BOX
3W7
ROMANTIC LADY O'AgDOn ,em42 W" WhAie
young 45 smoke, and sock! ane, Lookrng for
Mack amuAano male 35 !0 50. who Ates offfd)by
woman Box MIN
FEMALE SEEKING MALE A:Tac!iw. at4cton-
ate female 42. nonsmoke, ocen any honest
LOW ODgi, long walks and long out '00mg
for that spec -al; man in early 40 s with the same
ntorests. , share Ides srnple pleasures BOX
X925
SERIOUSLY SEARCMG For one single wh ke
?nod looting. dawn, an" maw 28 to 35. who s
Amoss pedal ! am a So" wtwe professional,
30. who 6 estat71sna0 fnarcrati win many Quik
Des to share warm a class act BOX SM
FIRST
..�T�M.E...rA..Dw Singe wfWe female. 30. ed"
aa. independent serious about Ye. sok values
and principles Seeking single white male 30
plus. respons,Dh. decent apprecates a goon
woman Must love the Lord and cmgren BOX
3m
ROMANTIC CUTE BLONDE Pette. secure.
enjoys airing, dancing, travel any all mugs in Ye
Lbokrg b drat carhn someone. tat. must rave
Ewe. a gerl8amm. 49 no 53 one, II you are car
Ing honest. secure and have s,mdar
aitresm. den please cal. BOX 26180
RDMAMM CURE KOM Outstanding. ahrac-
Dvepel horniest. calling Entails dung. 3ancing.
navel and romarlbc mous Looking to a tau gel -
Domain, 4910 53. ooly with hair, to share and care
the good mop in Me. I you are honest sncere.
aing ave have similar werests. phase respond
BOX 2]116
MAYME ITS YOU. Honest• affect onate. stabie
39. with strong sobal and moral values Looking
la comp ntorshp Of raWori ft BOX X914
SERIOUS I TEl1(F M1S7 Lady seating old tam-
oned gentleman, 47 no 57, soots about a lasi-
ng, bng tem commitment. Must tow aplxeca.
ban b limy any home I you are srncere. good
hearted. romantic with serious intentions I am
Waiting fa your al BOX 26911
SEEKING SOULMATE Single whaefemale.
employed. no dependents who enjoys movies.
auctions and car races SeeKkng single while
male. 40 plus, who has the same nteresis BOX
26907
TRUCKER'S CABMAT. Single write female ren
no aepeni and employed ErA dg tucks.
country music and me oda Deer Searchng tot
singe while maw 35 pius wim a sense of Mary,
aria old tasnmad values BOX 26908
SINGLE MOTHER 31 year Rid teniae Enfoy
'6,-.• Rebase! ^ ��.,� �'"Lr.b'•_erv'3r
'rst xsst.e •Rano^srt tic roar ;a^os BO
2005
SENTIMENTAL TAURUS --e.•c-a^•c nc^
TAURUS
ave ,or>s o xrol
:3 c•S . ease ',r •>d^. ;d->.
•="'a•+x 114rs a'v: ^'> •'ua•e' BOX 25903
ANYONE OUT THERE7 4;
26-rn _
SENTIMENTAL LADY xe•.rv; an. o es a -,7r_
ax.t'r,d, , a sDeca ady •ora a� ; u; •«-
;7^^'tmer' ' F.. are ra^r•t � '?an.?,:
c.,s: $. re a ,ayce Yd• are ^> a r
BOI 26678
HEART OF GOLD ^w. -• - -: •res' :3•-
care man a2 in 49 la d tori 'ern- •ma:orsre
171
BOX 26
SINGLE FEMALE _ ^;.e -:xe: 'rawck.^i
O
'V a i -nw - a - . < ^ , k.es x ^ave
!,ar and res x Pali 166
80:26 v
SEEKING A COMPANON r,s •c'est arC sr.
[ere e � re >^r"$ ca^• • � ••>I'+• boas n"w
:aso:urn limes x •ant aro s'ur Ov
n.'9 ftp, •a,e 4; s n Hid a: s='enCs',rP BOX
26Mii
CLASS ACT' =2•-e 52 snw' ot•-ors carom,
Jrs'; - -, ,•v. ;-a ofomngs ar'scme Lookri
V an amraict" Doe wa"Y mar 46 TO 54 rm•
sari .rwinsis b DOsstte •itatonsn; BOX
26110
A TRUE LEO eg
d'vea, "mom 3C. cern
C s,a maws roc smoky acasonat armwi.,
n,
l Orf crutdaM1mals. =umry must: and Out
doors r search d a ma,urf. tesponsdt. h„e,sL
'Afance,ay secure. aro tun bung 9W wff. a 7000
am
se d m hww Mlay ^hadnn BOx MIN
SOMEONE SPECIAL A -•active tfmae s -
estatc-i s.nI yews sonsawcarni 55
car55
pkrf. Wittman bare snatgnn •ourarte dnC
eripy, do BOX 26164
OUTGOING i CARING--enWic tun gvmg,
petae 7y?Sitra +e^me !Whm 24 :dhe
sty 000001,. Iravowg,:;YM tones and inehh;
advenurous Seth g 'W"I H. atRaCOw. Didgonnt
g, cohmed ProtessCnal maw 24 to 3C
Box 26145
SINGLE TAURUS FEMALE ��^gw mphen 39
les :,- c a^4 ;arrp.,t±•s ' iJts 5 3' brown
"irt na:t lye% Too buoy Dear; a mom 'Of
SOCIAltr g " me allow appeals t y(X,. plei
Cal Bar 26M
SLEEPLESS IN OSNAWA :;KK O nr].r 4'
attractive ganmf 'rt. DrCtess a^a 5 9- all acces
sores rkcudeoaks d Swar-. OWM%'t lady enc
Wkeves r W ono "Ile aneve BOX 21917
STARTING OVER AGAIN Saca-vii :as-
',n0+d^ Ha- 4' i±2.. -g Cady !tar :ria
West xd
•ys 35 plus wart someone for keno-
Ship, eadvot nelail"p 790
BOX 26
UNATTACHED, _oo.',g •o• 5:-ea^e AI
onIOYS 3641 everrgs t hone -lObage.:arm
pod country music any danurg BOX 21322
FIRST TIME AD. Maw 60 ojoI •o Act, ot
same age who mum ,:oumry music Sarong civ
n9 OMI. 7u4f evenings at home rd traffew;
Box 21364
A SINGLE WHITE MALE 'al, handsome. Had
40'S. seeks kxrule. 20 to 45 non srroker who
enjoys Irl anus. dancing
or jus: raying a
goon time. we good sense d s
humor ?osbilry
d developing a g'rf9 foatpan, 801214M
STARTING OVER Sngle ow Huy. Tial 30 s.
looking for one beautiful womar to star ove•in
wI am a weekend dad who !Ives chedren,
enjoys coaxing. swanni skating and oche,
family Oriented attMes Not ,n, DMR. Smoking
:oollng to a special" kids okay r, tcould
aper dinner. cuddle u p in my ams any once that
she o wanted BOX 27015
ROMANTIC GENTLEMAN Secure 'an land -
some. may 4th s antelkgem. caring. non sm,Aer
a
sw annke, Seeking a 30 10 45 year me
wain, down to each. ntelkgem. attractive pro-
feswiyal female, who bves good br eS. animrs.
and the outdoors want to find someone !a
develop a loving relal"gl BOX 27'012
SINGLE GUY. fm tat aria dark 6 7 Lookng to
meet women single a macre!. age 35 are, up
for Mtendsho a 27014I
BOX 24
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1 AM LOOG FOR YOU To the woman woo
answered mailbox 26906. 'Hax A Free Mar'
between Jarwarlt MM any 9th, an., hung up wan -
out loathing a number I would like you to can
back and have a message I am looking fa you
BOX X988
SINGLE WHITE MALE seeking single ternale
25 to 30. praterably, a non smoker enjoy sw.s
pukt Imes, rornarilc dinners and spending wail,
ty time with mat spent person m tris ,s you
can me BOX 26993
gi
PASSIONATE AND ALONE Attractive ma
32. 6 dark oar and Drown eyes-ookmg lot
company to share conversation comban,ort
And tine with BOX X994
FIRST TIME AD Singe tin re ma,e 39
empoyed. 5.1 C- 155 ts. see nig a sih* while
temale, 10 reationsho Enjoy me outdoors BOX
X995
FIST TIE AD. 29 63' stocry enjoys sports
movies and QuaN tines Se"a woman 25!c
.I
[ WRITER WANTED - •-: � > Desxr
i'e ar�,c-•::t5 :Cr?' -r �': v.!,, -LSC 3n.
a^ aCvE •2s're e•s'ak 90X 26985
LONELY MAN >r 3'; - ��.^: -.'.•3re
5 "r,^; ego-->• ;^a- r^.
a •: S ye : a^y •mc r. • re0rc
;a•es E-ry :.. ;rid^.. ; .. ■a,. .
as�BOx 259x! rr ^'s^^ <a•
Box
191 -
- 90 709'9 -
RETIREE
BOX 25912 �• .'- -- > •_ - >•>
ROMANTIC WHITE YALE --> '. ?-^ ;q•-,>
. .. .:-care, :' a^ r'y:>-.y,.•'e,-a,
ante, ::6a•!'y 'xA 'LSC s» —j hew S'31 r^
av -uc^ -ilia -'.,are• rr:-f BOX 259!3
DOWN HEARTE: •« a• - ='
v': is E>^.-; a.e•tpe'erroy 2' •c 2'.�'a
fe^O..S B 691
Ox 2
EASYGOING
GUY •a -;,,
u -:s, .. a.r ;.e eyes graw'r••wra
,rr aGOING •;-aeric ave awary rovesOM
an, .ivy. SaaAs a sDeca' say a2 •=
48 !d• aq '!" .nag's': '0'ysfY Dleau
BOX 2697'1
SMI AND LONLEY lit, it -am 21 5 Me
:s s,a.lS,reA.^i •raw 25'c x !a .outs
^,ve,s srcctni :-,'e-4oo 25'o 30 n war^
SOr'ne0re 'or a DOSS,e •nr0rltfiC 1.0 yaC
•,•aures 80126971
PIG( ME' ��'ge rrte ^or wrnonrg -aw 4
A' 'ME' .Oownq!a-a, smar•dc
ro en40y ova near mngS n of or ,vf
Tam and purse lee s arse oint t. an
CoolI 'in$ ymnq. entfra,mng. Cuitnatm
good hems. ac t you re XKOA. skin. yea
SaeAM attractive any Ake b au9f. Deasf :0
901 26975
SINGLE AND CARING. S.-gt ria ay 23
see..-; ,- ,^aC,•e 'e-a•e between :3 and 26
•a run an.: -orarae BOX 26976
ONE FUN GUY Eis, :c • •cast s^core
serge rte -aid, :6 5 7-.^ 1 ts. rge brown.
hat, laze � eves _oekri'cr �^ "onex. sokwe
temaae box 26919
FIRST TIME AD k.•.rae!we -aw now -area.
^c 3eb2r^X's 4. b'' 1a5Ls I"'o and
acare Aso :ren +cava Ara soft ar'yoyed
Many efeosts Ski -3,nry And :adage yng
pig walks am o'er •info, Satt6rr soecid,
w: -a' sr. b��y on smow, 28 ': 38 no
tecendens ler' r *Rural to sk::x retry BOX
26964
SINGLE DAD 30'S Cove tookif are chvdien
sp0^s :.e' ••nes re, a good •'ova an. very
carng Ara 'war a good ,cc NO +cod ;res
Wotx kw'C build a we won so. woret spot
90126419
PERMANENT WYOEK Seekt,g good took. g
reas:raee -ate w•c wa^!s •C S* .0 der'wwvf
root$ Lana %sSni AM ^ore are DOSStte d
TIM 6 re, YM wart• rid are wary •: won •;,
m'6. I rid" 3 pLar -earny _ 7 '55cs
bale ryes sng i oft" make BOX X965
DIVORCED OLD RAN 3- Hassage --e,3c,st
botrg I a single wrote •ray 19 •: 3 - Must
ergot' .a0zho0, w,vte,s ,won Ana sinew• 3r.
ag diA •]arnrig Wfe ew e;s t !fore Iii
be vanes! outgoi sincere. afengod: nave'wr
own --he And a 7" sense of -U-0 -oc X
IV neat gores an. 'let '6 arr'nore ,cls se-
am BOX X967
FIRST THE OUT. S" wn4i are 2: 5 3
brown eyes _x" to so,•+eone ?:�'. 3C was
enjoys : f.sc ant gong x i BOX X962
SEEKING SPECIAL LADY S•ngke 29 good
Shape :once Dae -eyes S-9 '9n. is Sexing
in attract ve. 'rt 'ema,e -5 35 w !- ;ccc
sense of null,, BOX X954
GOOD LOOKING MALE Second ^ores: gcwa
ACu„ g. •^A is S Hao S,de+AS'etree ::"1Ca•-
bnsnP 3u ro 15 ria^ scholar o•e'r•2: ^t:
Hires. 3rkng Ju: an! 31, spars l s' 'ave
good Star, se of Humor BOX 2690
SAG►TTARLAN SINGLE - e^e -s as -c alto
3pnmis'w nitn an•3C^ve. rugger ooks -ove
muse slaoms a^a a^. .lave ees'y,a Seery,
an. attraciw2 A s o at ^1ndi?C :C :IWO.9e
the 16ioe BOX 27000
STARTING OVER Dnc,cec ff,m •the 3
growth :r AYM 39.'_.9_ '4006. won vny, Drown
has anc b:6e eyes ."AY t'3,2 :3 t ng
mlds3r6yCAfng ant Quiet nights by :rw ore 1 ttf4W
sounds like you. , would like to 'ear from you
Pl2asi 10 'wad .jades !'M Dulled !let before
aria ost Box 26156
FAMILY ORIENTED Drvorced white make, my
405, wen secure and $law *stye. My5 9000
conversal,n, music. movies. 1raveh. and much
more uDOk,hg fo, one spend ady 'o possbe
reanirfgul panrersw BOX X!61
BETTER 9E 0t1CK wont ast bog AtTautwo
M wee gocme0 h&O-worbng rap 3C setitrg
n0n.s,0A�ng ::-hde-t numo'aus f6n-iihng
lady rro enlovs ce -ream, t,,egiaces rd stn%,
atny^:.rre'S3T 0- S•nia' m,cme•
Box X962
SINGLE WHITE MALE -e,o m 20. 5 9
' KAlos �"-,vfes, ronamc tows ana nit" X
you we 3 s ng,e white tamale 9 % 22 ■Rin
Same nterests call me Box 21113
VERY LONELY.: m ,Mee. 5, t '9th lbs and a
Italy Young 54 years 00 I Ake ,ng oaks. Jolting
(S2.49/min., 18+ over)
_ : � ••- =',ansa v -.'a 90x26953
PROFESSIONAL rr^> ,>.,
' 65ts oyes •t,e ant Hos'
isclac
"CO. SOX
BGI
26939
- a: 9C X 2594'
SINGL- , AC SOMEONE -<
�_ _- ^vs 'ove, cart,•, an, Y� ... .
r,---. , BGx 25978
-- a"; ... ..ave ;,�-. ca'•.:
' s -> a ,r a• s.7rc a '-s:' 807 70929
NEw'OAREA -r.,n;•'-w.'as-r'nv+---
NEW 7 i 211 St^.w •Por -•aC
+e•- BOX 26937
FATHER Of ONE , ... cx.^� �.:;-
k rN R; F ors a v rlerr �- a -IL s and •s-.
N "tf 70,5' N fair ;a'; bur
Age s ^a r,cr'ar 801 70920
OUT OF THE OROIURr -fie 'chic -ad
war• ,Hsa ORAE --,n -Ss . _.
^cart ane oo■ -;'; a 9- .t- s:rnyr He•ess
BOX 2N24
ROMANCE ANO PASSK)k A^•ac«re 3C war
aGfrw ant ^eat ;ar,eswset. 'au ;tr
organon amac!.ve'tmar Srngw mans ret;mr. box
a 26926
ONE-aNOM1AN YAK a: 3vdrefa daC l ,Hyla
g 5 3' ':: ,+ ..-3± -a„ b,ue ayes sm,Aa•
ONE- Ora i.^Air nt!'S drf emytrr^y L^^
erMWnxg u '�mg as'nen! S sOr'flOrt ': s"re
t war- ienri nae 'tmale 2`_ ': a5 rc s
nc r'a3 9 bur„c-; 3 coq w- •e,at•crs-:
S,r•,e ^r^•s retor^e BOI 269'3
STARTING OVER. ,r ?e ;a: -_ - : ±-ole
..r;,, nae 't'^aw our, 1 A >-ow
e' Sibert :X --, arc "as a :&V 'C' Iaf sox
MIS
STILL SEAR:aaNG >-;ra
a rtr 4
sloGeSTU Y. ^: %G :: ,dr r rias ; v n r
me :Our!•y 36e1 'art's a' •dmf A".: 3650
-XA _oo. y 'cc setgt car 'ray 29 '::3
s.rr wr^ sane r,rem BOX 21916
NEW START FOR 96. -?e r •± -ate -slat`
:syr: .r.. ; •s •-•^ a r K •c SC to scare
:waw x w aro DOtSttt nanOrs^L ASS Ow
:aro:rg ane a^tr rg'! ,Dors bring- rave, and
eroonng roe.:aces BOX X91
BOXERBOXER TERRIER SEEKS ti'- .lo.^g Rata+
'raw ::"a_- Y .Y d 39 •;/ 'ivy
syr 34 .e^ srse o' 's•no, ;•coy larnc+,g
SOC -5 3^J „t - gr+era: ., •idi'M A•a 'A3v
I-Al0 ^,s::cssc a 't Scions • c 901
26912
HASSLE FREE MAN i -,e r•'e -ae
T yrs'= n.e sc-s -c. c-; rats :.r
'res r ^Oe 3^: Sri .,y _.'omni-, to, 5 ";*
w^ •± •a -lie . •- s -kyr -te'en's Nc •e3c
gales BOX 26906
SINCERE- HONEST MAK vie r •e -art
nn. s -:.a' a -c:. e: i -::.•at
sDOri3 arid .S: :taef 'res Y,Omi! Sr,getat 3ilore iook:•g •o sincere holey Drfson 1a ore,;
'erm •eters^c 9012M
SHY GUY S.^;ie r," -44 brown - 3,
D,...^ eyes c : 5C lbs web :V If See.1�•
3:"3: ve r•:2'am” '0''aa:.or!5:�0 BOX
26901
SUCCESSFULLY. Sara emc,cynd znlr at 2
re3' civ: 9K _CCA. ng to an •fcrfest wort to
s'a•e nY Ye rr•^ 10w tie :fno•en tall o4
arc: L v'etes 3t home 801 269M
EROTIC: TRIES 0 ear ant as, -eel 3C sore
:- n; ge„erne^ Seelung an. ailw.,fie :•oae
mwyec. 3aert..':Ns 300 'at cavtaf arc:,:rers
Age >n+roatan BOX 3707
ROMANCE AND FUIL Alam --war so Yin war 30.
15 " • 3,; Cs910641e, engn Dromn 'cox, its of
!no aa, scene Na ,few games Sea :at alrac
we wormer 2,10 3C 'hat Drurcm r It* wit
Kars retro" BOX 26p0
SERIOUS INQUIRIES E lhayed 3vorce:
ante 'nate 37 6 255cs Drove' •.ax Drown'
eyesarm a Si~ aria xzasicra, onuer
-aw two aepanJems-Dokrfg •a a skngail write
tema4 2' Q 3' plusto, a •au:ac,•5•p BOX
2m
STRONG MAN 3,Aw, voting. 'cras:ne g,y
season; temaa,e '0, a goof :.me ^ •ne :a,
stere dans , Carnett, Si er'te: Box 26814
8(ITELLIGENT ROMANTIC. Single rye -aa
good ,00ltng 28 5 7 19C Dou,ncs.-Lsc3lry
noel love Ifo OUJMS. var0 A Spot,, and
bets Seeks ron sm,Arg teniae. 25 to 35. no
emcoona baggage 'o h -MV DOs,ty 'eld
:onshc BOX X183
ATTRACTIVE. FIT. :oltJent sxcess'• and
very to. 135 :w..z 5't'. wen A..,ve itesti*
Sea Shapely 'i,ess conscious rorren. 25 to
*. to'c- a`l%'indezvO s BOX 26882
SEEKING WGEMIA As: osyy says we c:.i.i;
De 3 ^..! it :e':a'.ry coui3 be ta•ev ,
Ecujoeea sage mottle, llefemea. 25 to 35 into
to me or !ne voce greeting BOX MIN
LONELY NOT DESPERATE. Singh '3 ne: 3e
5 1 omWoyec on smoke, as pot ,.stag c'
two wader,:, :tnldi'ir'. Jeasrfg 3 SDetial :acY
Now to respond to an ad
After listening to the simple instruc-
tions enter the mailbox number of
the ads you want to access or
browse all greetings randomly
You'll hear a greeting with the
Sincerely Yours ad and the person
behind the greeting
Voice greetings are added to the
system every 24 hours. So you Can
browse through the new advertiser
greetings before the Sincerely Yours
ads appear in the newspaper
_ sten to greetings of people that
' serest you. If you — leave your
`oat person will hear your ressage
njerr trey ::all m
'ne " - _ s•i S 3 -.s• BCX
2G119>
SINGLE 01141'E YALE .:> ->re •- Sr
.. - Fav?" 3•-'-
90x
>tvGRCEG wae'E Ya,E
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' - BCX 25852
ATHLETIC SENS"I'VE.
'rtrs-t i^;. -a^sr.ec:-* BOX 25x88
SIW,L wMTE MA: .. . -
90t
15884 •>
CHRtS ^haw 9NGLE YAN >.. - .
,;. 'a.n '•e: '; ta.e -. a -iiia] a•e'y
:ysseY:aOfr' :"lar�,r naw •;Y,r'a$
�: BOt 26799
SE=_QNG YOU - .- +-are
•'an'. r -r :•3L+ 'C -!dC ;a^1fs c -:v Y"S
:e.••e •!^'an., r '•.'+! '. ..'. r; 'uta^+
^•res:, 00126/7
SINGLE Wider 111iuE '3 :u• :.
inti ^; . - ;. r •±'±-a•! 25 ': i3
SIE\
SEEKI`G MI
FffiST TIME AJ r
ar T IM r,± -are 34 s^aqr'
o +. � i •1, way
'MaDa'St1y 8012700/
IN MALE 16 :war x^: -e
rid :as..i gw'DgNtiS,.fyM..
-rrrs•s ,gong soo•'s arc -,ays 801
2{991
11 MAIC ,', 3r•3c•
Has•.. .-.' SAre .. : a: 'y •e^a
'p BOt26i7C�
`ESM TO SCFNE .. -aa Sea•: -ay ;� .
A. AIIE
' pn4:ti Area 901 2195'
OSNAwA YA;E 36 q
+f4 stns sir -ay ?; a 35 d x ;ft 'a
2scroer •'es 90126760
81 MALE bounds a ; - colon.; rid
,C I; -_ . ,near mon •a,e,n.gf0 box
2604
DURHAM REGNOK Car o+a ,hawe. sua,V.
act,; i-:.:.. : -.-vr • 3 -a,f •a .re, 33
:•ate Te,' gr rs 80126904
BISEXUAL MALE
t' w,"'w^ •:' -. ±±• a.ate-'.: es 80[26195
HCT rOUNG MALE' Seeks :Tr }'::::•
-an.. '• .r: as -'yrs BOX 26706
AFFE:TIONATE YALE. - : -... 3C.
•a
•res •9 'c 3L �7e,or :- ;_3.3^'er: 80[
26rr
NEM FOR 96 : _ ±mare 28 a.1;.rw. sees
s3-* :-'. `"wyY
_ ':' t DOSybe'ea:or
s c as Car Anc'aca 'Car
.its awes .:a-a4kgr•• �n-rs `efp+acai --
a^ a-<3oeess rartc s.,: ,+vac g[r,ws 801
26156
GAY MALE 3- seller; >•sy -oke •a discreet
adrernJes '4 : 2! _e s ;ef !Ogwwr Sme.
:re sic, BOX 26VA
YOUTHFUL MALE 3' :inara -aa seeds
St•31r: zcA; 3•: 3:.--; Tas.,A
Tale •0. 3:a
•ear: -s-::' xcas,c^a ;et •oge1,e S BOX
2603
SEEKING PARTNER N-ee -,w ria 30 s • 0
'e55 Cr3 en, *.f :v^; 7Cr 'C 2ar!m 801
26136
ITALIAN YALE -3,:,.•ne ser. :akar s
- _nd7 -,' 3:W
taCn2 3 :.S : SceM L1ard nitseto, assure: :comae
•r;;,r Box 26398
OSHAWA MAN WANTED 3: vea! :.d ma.2
Setif -',,a-,, •_' ,T:' . -es :JSsic -wilt,
src .0.,'2.3 yea :re, J' 'ACR
Box 26109
DESPERATELY SEEKING _.wAng to the gr,
•'*n.0 7r ,y Sears a',.n .OyrfygtedtOnsMS:
it
•at Asa' e -a2 23.:?- i5t5. :rCwr
eyes or; Cat_ -an. rry pretty wt^ 3 Deuce
"3ra Do,, ' 0,.'e 9 til 23 d :,roes at ^R:
Triw gyve K a earl BOX 21390
ATTACHED. 0 CINBOW Very attractw'e re,
!ermine <9 54 '20ts neaxny. very :sear,
1On Sr oke' arc S.x: 31 3nnkef w0u4 eke 10
wi same'a 2ai,nsno a : s t::3n. Ks ou,
sec•at iscrew assn: BOX 27017
IS THE GRASS GREENER 4r•3c've see.
in.; i -ye o^ •,e'e-a a tall ,-'$ Seekrg
same':, lits: ,•* az%ounter Experer,ce :re
tared BOX 26992
FIRST EXPERIENCE. am 25 ? ' 3C tide
Y?nt r2Thne. Goy` r20 Harr bre; tegs dna Dare
Its A t,ii t.re made, :oo..^g 'c- To::the,
ror'en To tuail a fantasy n.•5 oil :e ,y first
eAoe'.ance %eed to De war:e3 by many
,-«- BGx 1538'
wOMar S_EK'.G wDMAn
'- a :._ •>� .' BOX M9a3
an.-as:".r£-AD'
w--:' 9Cx 25945: .. ,
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.. BGi 25899
S,NGLE Mw _ YA,_ -
Box 2586
ATTRAC _
.. 30x 258x5-
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FIRST ray
= : 'Box 258'15
.-
s - BOX
tr;S+C -OVP.G YALE
^••re^se BCX 2'006
LAZY RUNNER .va• ;.....^aw Ree.. ;
-�'• 1a07f 2'1C'
vARIET► r5 .
i. ,^..S M" •• '!J.".. 'r -are ".. •e
v• -s ,-•air �eisTn-3 - •-i .r
W AIK .OG. RUN
sour BOX 2699
COUPLE wav'E_ - ::as-ae, -c s
.a-' : - . • Circus :c:o,e 'a ±ca
a'.or BOX 269" - -
THE BLUES - - .. oogrrsvt
i'Yt^tVe And
mance
is. ;c.ng Ara acrac!.0 -le,
]esras ]^x'v! siorale': itYf a+ -w
dole, BOX 26959
FIRST nW, AO re - >.ary 2Cs sou 4
>:. . . :' :1^n. :aA,es 1-47 sou.
gra 'ema•es -'e - e. '• encs -S A'C !a
^ern -X: :: •e,1 BOX 269x'
ATTRAC'1vE :OUPLE - -: a >•:,rqs
rear C a a scv+cs rte
Ia. we -:ce •- -ern Singe `Dr .:. BOX 26955
LOOKING
py;
LOOKING FOR varra:rrc
D' _ •rides •9 to 45 KADAs rrow
raft Te mfr rb,^dfr interests 'tee mhile
kntem r,erf Jscreel daytrme encour.!.%W
imowers ley 10 nwawwe.gm pease BOX
26936
WOMAN SEEKING WOMAN =2 -ale coin
pre Seeking :mer •emaie ::',pie -or frtend-
Sny or , file erpy puyrg :arcs %nng
and :arcrg Keus! nate sense of -uri
BOX 26921
ATTRACTIVE COUPLE. s seeitng a.
'emale •:r :dsua enc:,rf2.1 _'earwess
and mscretton a must -N s gef ,N,l1h*r br
a yew hrwo BOX 26922
NEW BEGINNING FOR 96 Soots Hr is
33 year Jac make -ookng •i' !emotes -3 to
45 for 3screa4 2nccure,S and a goof to"
Se„ous rel •,:m single womr omr
,ease respond rim lame and cumber
BOX 26531
SINCERE LADY Amacred -sale 36 5a
PODS 't .and neaxhy Seeks athaCt we sln•
aetaCfneq terrnake to' DossOle retaaorsr^,P lac
head grrses BOX 26801
FTRST TMIE AD. Maw b. cur,us see w;
drsict" encounters wth ;ouoie or 'nate to
Shpw, me, wtlr ; m mssng BOX 26879
FIRST TIME AD. Male 30 seeking asaeet
eCOtawer5 wen attached older tenlaies age
and race unanpvdrtant BOX 26810
ATTACHED FEMALE looking -or attached
male 25 to 35 to share some aavbme
ercounters Discretion assured BOX 26MI
LONELY MALE 40 years ole ookrg for a
woman to share good times and c ase
encounters Marital status age ace are
wnportant BOX 26875
DIVORCED DURHAM REG a:' .- ^nal
65 wnsnes IC 'n2?! a A {".,5 ':' 00"c
b,e Ak11tat0rnsnc Sne -.cost are cwtoari
e 3anrng and:u,2t tr'kes BOX 25960 v
Ia.Iww.JN-hnhy Thr. Krr1 ('lanngdm ilio N;,4 �\bn,lh, k: ring 1: a. Ads rn,..•r. tioathumM•r laical %.•w. ,iral \1,rA:l[`Ix: uv,unnr• nu hahtluy Ito tta ant: n(.4. .r f:pNw. 6. >rav .,Jia u.cnr'nh >nJ .wh hut,du� n-, Ln : A.lu•ivvly w nth [fit. .id, 1-1 .a..x nyw,ns►nty 1. �..uLh aJv: n..: nfrnty Ihh.a, ,
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gnrtm li nsil rev,L,(*•y m Sin:.,,'t !two Wlf:n y.,u n ri:4% a.. a 1uf.:n:h \ „urn. .,J. ,.•urn lbs„ .
charEr rel {2 Air Rr monulc An averapr 1 mmuu: ,:coil rovt. 17 47 R:, twknt, wdl Ray nrxul sAtin u. xr, .3 aJvanncn arnJ an• .link urn k,: owl tuv.vv •: .•..,
To tlaewRe our revuew ymar ed re, f w ARA4vrwer kervkte. ove I.7a1L9231.ipyV 24 Nen a day
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PAGE; 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAN', JANUARY 21, 1"6
r.1
TORY AUTHORIZED SALE
Come Prepared To Purchase!
* Sale starts Monday Jan. 22, 10 a.m.
* One week only.
* $500 deposit at time of purchase.
* Delivery within 1 week.
* First come -first served -no rain checks.
* Dealers welcomed
* One location only!
* One dealer only.
* Over 80 vehicles included in this special purchase.
* Low financing available.
* No money down O.A.C.
* No phone call orders.
BRAND NEW 95 STATUS ES
Fully Loaded_ Stock *P4626
fi?"4e a- -57eaa E ... .
BRAND NEW 95 CIRRUS
Fully Loaded. Stock #14636
BRAND NEW 95 CIRRUS
Fully Loaded. Stock *P4637
FREIGH IR TAX GAS TAX
95 NEON 4 DOOR STK #P4620
95 NEON 4 DOOR STK OP4621
95 NEON 4 DOOR STK. #P4622
95 NEON 4 DOOR STK. #P4623
95 NEON 4 DOOR STK. #P4624
95 NEON 4 DOOR STK #P4625
95 STRATUS ES 4 DOOR STK, #P4627
95 STRATUS 4 DOOR STK #P4626
96 STRATUS 4 DOOR STK #P4629
96 STRATUS 4 DOOR STK. #P4630
96 STRATUS 4 DOOR STK. #P4631
95 STRATUS 4 DOOR STK #P4632
95 STRATUS 4 DOOR STK #P4633
95 AVENGER ES 2 DOOR STK #P5634
95 CIRRUS 4 DOOR STK OP4635
96 CIRRUS 4 DOOR STK #P4636
95 CIRRUS 4 DOOR STK #P4639
9S CIRRUS 4 DOOR STK #P4640
95 NEW YORKER 4 DOOR STK #P4641
95 NEW YORKER 4 DOOR STK #P4642
95 NEW YORKER 4 DOOR STK. #P4643
1
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96 GRAND VOYAGER SE 96 STK OP4666
96 CONCORDE 4 DOOR STK #P4644
95 INTREPID 4 DOOR STK #P4645
96 INTP.EPID 4 DOOR STK #P4646
95 INTREPID 4 DOOR STK #P4647
95 INTREPID 4 DOOR STK #P4646
95 INTREPID 4 DOOR STK #P4649
95 STEALTH RIT STK #P4W
96 STEALTH R/T AWD STK 04651
96 CARAVAN ES WAGON STK. #P4652
95 CARAVAN ES WAGON STK #P4653
96 CARAVAN SE WAGON STK #P4654
95 VOYAGER SE WAGON STK OP4655
96 ACCLAN 4 DOOR STK #P4464
96 SPAT 4 DOOR STK #P4466
95 CARAVAN WAGON STK #P4469
96 CARAVAN SE WAGON STK #P4479
95 CARAVAN SE W
95 NEON 4 DOOR ;
'95 CHEROKEE
96 CHEROKEE LLAT
95 CARAVAN SE w
96 NEON 4 DOOR 1
95 NEON 4 DOOR 1
95 NEON 4 DOOR I
96 VOYAGER SE W
96 CONCORDE 4 D
95 CARAVAN SE W
95 CARAVAN SE w
95 VOYAGER SE W
95 NEON 4 DOOR 5
95 NEON 4 DOOR 5
95 NEW YORKER 4
95 INTREPID 4 DOC
• w W A
� � OP4400
) STK. #P4512
) STK SP4613
N STK OP4518
SM OP4574
4P4690
BRAND
7'4�NEW
96
96
96
96
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95
95
96
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96
95
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4 DOOR STK #P4S61
SE WAGON STK. #Pi
SE WAGON STK /W
SE WAGON STK #P/
SE WAGON STK #P4
SE WAGON STK #P/
4 IX
4 DI
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IP4610
#P4611
12
.04613
SP4614
. #P4615
VILLAGE
PLYMOUTH
CHRYSLER
0
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= OSHAWA
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96 GRAND VOYAGER SE 96 STK OP4666
96 CONCORDE 4 DOOR STK #P4644
95 INTREPID 4 DOOR STK #P4645
96 INTP.EPID 4 DOOR STK #P4646
95 INTREPID 4 DOOR STK #P4647
95 INTREPID 4 DOOR STK #P4646
95 INTREPID 4 DOOR STK #P4649
95 STEALTH RIT STK #P4W
96 STEALTH R/T AWD STK 04651
96 CARAVAN ES WAGON STK. #P4652
95 CARAVAN ES WAGON STK #P4653
96 CARAVAN SE WAGON STK #P4654
95 VOYAGER SE WAGON STK OP4655
96 ACCLAN 4 DOOR STK #P4464
96 SPAT 4 DOOR STK #P4466
95 CARAVAN WAGON STK #P4469
96 CARAVAN SE WAGON STK #P4479
95 CARAVAN SE W
95 NEON 4 DOOR ;
'95 CHEROKEE
96 CHEROKEE LLAT
95 CARAVAN SE w
96 NEON 4 DOOR 1
95 NEON 4 DOOR 1
95 NEON 4 DOOR I
96 VOYAGER SE W
96 CONCORDE 4 D
95 CARAVAN SE W
95 CARAVAN SE w
95 VOYAGER SE W
95 NEON 4 DOOR 5
95 NEON 4 DOOR 5
95 NEW YORKER 4
95 INTREPID 4 DOC
• w W A
� � OP4400
) STK. #P4512
) STK SP4613
N STK OP4518
SM OP4574
4P4690
BRAND
7'4�NEW
96
96
96
96
I6
95
95
96
I6
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96
96
95
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!6
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TORONTO
4 DOOR STK #P4S61
SE WAGON STK. #Pi
SE WAGON STK /W
SE WAGON STK #P/
SE WAGON STK #P4
SE WAGON STK #P/
4 IX
4 DI
HE 4
IP4610
#P4611
12
.04613
SP4614
. #P4615
VILLAGE
PLYMOUTH
CHRYSLER
0
0
3
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= OSHAWA