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Durham's
PICKERING •
AIRPORT LAND job
SALE CRASHES
PICKERING - The federal
among thr� _
government has scrapped plans�.;�
to sell about 5,000 acres of land " :b
expropriated for an airport here. a - - --- - '
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Dan McTeague confirmed a
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published report Friday which
indicated transport minister
Doug Young announced the sale • ! ! z, " •',
is off and a review of the pro - in Countr
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cess under way. '
Mr. Young says the govern- ! ,
ment will protx the airport land Rv JOAN RANSBERRY µ
matter before taking action. Durham Staff
In August, the former Pro- 'x
DURHAM - Durham Region is one of just two
gressive Conservative govern-
laces in Canada where the job outlook is nod, a
ment announced plans to sell the p g+
land sur-ey of 38 cities and regions in the country has i
found.
The feds expropriated 18,300
acres in 1972 for an internation-A majority of Durham employers questioned plan
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al airp��rt but plan; for the air- to begin the new year hiring staff rather than cutting
port were shelved in r the back. according to the latest employment -outlook
survey by Manpower Temporary Services.
See Wednesday's News
Advertiser for more on the fed- Fredericton, New Brunswick is in the same poli
tion ! -
eral government's decision. -
Current hiring forecast
o _;'most promising
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min more than a year.. �: _ : �'!!` • `.
School children
Of local employers surveyed about first-quarter
9 0 t0 hiring plans, 13 per cent intend to add more workers
�a� while eight per cent anticipate staff reductions.`
the � #c ,'r' Another 72 per cent, however, foresee no change in
P 3 C personnel levels, while seven per cent are unsure
_9. about the job picture.
Manpower, a privately -owned company, surveyed
Regular features 1,500 employers in 38 areas across Canada. Nmice c
Manpower's Lorraine Stevenson notes that not
only is Durhatn one of only two areas in the country
B '7 with a positive job picture for the start of '94, but the William Clark catches a two -pound pike while ice fishing on Frenchman's
current forecast is the "most promising in more than Bay in Pickering Wednesday. photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Sports 14 a year." ,
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Community wants MPP's 'ob
AJAX-PICKFlUNG - Local busi-
nessman, former municipal council-
lor and long-time community activist
Joe Dickson wants to represent you
at Queen's Park.
In announcing his intent Friday to
seek Liberal Party candidacy in
Durham West for an election which
must be held by September 1995,
Mr. Dickson says he is "eager to take
on the challenge" of representing
Ajax and Pickering provincially.
Residents are now represented by
MPP Jim Wiseman of the New
Democratic Party.
Mr. Dickson, 53, was acclaimed
to Ajax council in 1982 and as Ajax
regional councillor in 1988. Business
pressures forced him to retire in
19%.
He recently sold Dickson Printing
and Office Centre, which involved
three operations in Ontario and New-
foundland. Over the years, that com-
pany sponsored almost two dozen
children's and adults sports teams,
including slo-pitch, T -ball, hockey,
lacrosse, ringette and soccer squads
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Dickson
active in
area over
30 years
FROM PAGE
and it backed a stock car
racer.
The chairman of the Ajax
Waterfront Advisory Com-
mittee, Mr. Dickson is also
founder of Ajax Environmen-
tal Affairs Week. He sat on
the former St. Bernadette
Separate School Board in the
late 19608 before regional
government was introduced
in Ontario in 1974.
His community involve-
ment dates back more than 30 i
years, when be began volun-
teering as an Ajax High
School student. He was
founder of the Ajax Minor
Basketball Association and
the Ajax Kinsmen Skate-a-
Thon (which has raised more
than $280.000 for charity in
13 vears).
Mr. Dickson has also
worked with the United Way
of Ajax -Picketing, the Heart
and Stroke Foundation and
the Canadian Cancer Society.
He spearheaded the First Ajax
Family Festival, which is
now an annual event and has
raised money for the Ajax
and Pickering General Hospi-
tal Expansion Fund and the
Ajax Seniors' Friendship
Centre.
His awards include Citizen
of the Year from the Ajax
Jaycees. Outstanding
Achievement from the Ajax -
Pickering -Whitby Mental
Health Association (now the
Ajax. Pickering and Whitby
Association for Community
Living). Sport Involvement
from the Town of Ajax. Out-
standing Young Canadian.
and National Achievement
for participation in local
sport,..
Mr. Dickson has been
married to Donna for 28
years. They have two chil-
dren.
Though the Durham West
Liberal Association hasn't yet
set a nomination date to
select a candidate, Mr. Dick-
son is seeking support of area
residents. For information,
call 683-7940 or 686-0295.
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TETE NEWS ADVINMER SUNDAY, ,JANUARY IS,1!l4-tAGZ S
Students visit doghouse to learn morals
By LINDA WHIM
Staff Reporter
DURHAM - Schools throughout
the Region are going to the dogs.
And you'll hear no complaints from
students or teachers.
They're welcoming with open
arms a new program which teaches
concern and respect for life —
through the eyes of household pets.
The Kindness Club, a two-year
pilot project introduced by the
Durham Board of Education in
September, aims to help both chil-
dren and animals by promoting con-
cem and respect for all fife forms.
"Student and staff reaction has
been phenomenal," reports Kind-
ness Club teacher Heather Truscott,
who visits elementary schools with
The Kindness Club is winning rave reviews from teachers and stu-
dents everywhere. Here, Valley Farm Public School Grade 5 stu-
dent Jocelyn Craib pets three-year-old Toby during the dog's
recent visit to the Pickering school. photo by Andrew Iwanowski
'There's something
about an animal
that does magic
:>!with children.'
her dog Toby. "Everyone's smiling.
It creates a happy environment. I
believe the kindness and empathy
people show towards animals will
be extended to people."
The program was a hit at West-
ney Heights Public School in Ajax.
`"rite kids just loved it," raves vice-
principal Tinie Evans. "There's
something about an animal that does
magic with students. At the same
time, it teaches important values."
Lessons are tailored to each
grade level. In kindergarten, for
example, students identify different
types of pets and wild animals and
are taught safety and caution in han-
dling and approaching pets.
In Grades 3 and 4, Ms. Truscott
points out the similarities between
animals and people, reminding them
that Toby can feel happy, sad, angry
and afraid.
"I ask (students) how they like to
be treated. Then I ask, 'If animals
have the same feelings as we do,
then how does a dog want to be
treated?' The room usually becomes
very silent. That's when the light
goes on in the mind of most kids."
Just as animals and people share
many of the same feelings, animals
have many of the same needs —
such as food, water, shelter and
health care.
But all students learn that Toby
has had four homes in the last three
years.
"People often get pets without
realizing the responsibilities that go
with it," Ms. Truscoa explains..'In
the end, it's the pet who suffers.
Going back and forth from a shelter
to a home is too common."
The Kindness Club was first
introduced in New Brunswick in
1961. It has since been incorporated
as a non-profit organization in Cana-
da, and has expanded to Ontario,
Manitoba and British Columbia
Kindness Clubs now operate in
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15 African countries.
Durham's public board adopted
the program after seeing its success
in such neighboring boards as Scar-
borough, where it has been offered
for 20 years.
"We already knew the benefits of
animals for seniors and shut-ins,"
explains program facilitator Kather-
ine Chow. "For many children, get-
ting in touch with their feelings can
start with the care of pets. It really is
a marvellous program."
Schools are invited to make a
voluntary contribution to the Kind-
ness Club, which offers the program
at no charge. A school would typi-
cally book the program for a number
of consecutive days, with Ms.
Truscott and Toby visiting five to
six classes a day for 30 to 45 min-
utes each.
Though Ms. Truscott and Toby
are fully booked until the end of the
school year, the program will be
available to schools next year. For
more information, call Ms. Chow at
666-3821.
SUNDAY's CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS
NINA NANNOPPEN
Nina enfoys reading, swmmng 3 wnting. Nina
received McDonald's coupons compliments of the
News Advertiser. Congratulators Nora for bung our
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A good week
to butt out
DURHAM - Its time to butt out.
The Durham health department is urging peo-
ple who still puff to kick the habit during National
Non -Smoking Week Jan. 17 to 23.
The week is dedicated to making people aware
of the dangers of smoking and making resource.
available to help puffers
quit.
Sandra Schmidt. pub-
lic health nurse and mem
ber of The Council for
bearing smoke-free sl
that day. A display 1
Council for Tobacco -1
woad Place Mall in A
The council suppe
c promotes a smoke-frt
help you
Tobacco -Free Durham
Region, says the week
-kick the habit
provides an opportunity
to discuss the issues sur-
rounding smoking.
DURHAM - For smokers who want to
-What we'd like to do
quit, following are tips from The Council
is raise the awareness of
for Tobacco -Free Durham Region:
the whole tobacco issue."
1. Reward yourself through the quitting
says Ms. Schmidt.
She says the week will
process.
2. Set a date to quit. Choose a day like
focus on preventing peo-
Weedless Wednesday (Jan. 19) of your
pie from picking up the
birthday.
habit. protecting non-
3. Write down reasons for quitting and
smokers from second-
benefits you will gain.
hand smoke and helping
4. Work out how much you spend on
puffers butt out. "(We)
! cigarettes and what you could have bought
try to be as supportive as
I with the money.
we can.
5. Think of yourself as a non-smoker.
Activities to take place
o. Recognize youu reasons for smoking.
include Weedless
such as stress. and choose healthier solu-
Wednesdav, with bibs
tions.
7. If you need help, attend a support
group meeting or try alternatives like a
nicotine patch.
ogans given to babies born
will also be set up by The
'ree Durham Region at Har -
ax.
its a healthier lifestyle and
e environment in the com-
munity. Ms. Schmidt
hopes the week also lets
people know there's an
agency to help smokers
kick the habit.
According to the
council, every cigarette
smoked steals five to six
minutes from the smok-
er's life. Non-smokers
are also at risk of disease
caused by inhaling sec-
ond-hand smoke.
Heart disease and
lung cancer are just two
smoking-related dis-
eases. Women's repro-
ductive systems can also
be affected, causing
infertility, cervical can-
cer and stillbirth. Chil-
dren exposed to second-
hand smoke have
increased chances of
developing respiratory
problems.
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Civic election race under way
Now's your chance to get your name on ballot for Nov. 14 vote
AJAX-PICKERING - The race
is under way to represent your
interests on local councils and the
school boards, though this year's
civic election is still 11 months
away.
Residents can now pick up reg-
istration forms from the clerk's
department at Town halls and
sign up to run in the Nov. 14
municipal election. Deadline to
register is Oct. 14 and nomination
papers can be filed between Oct.
11 and 14.
When registering, you must
indicate which position you
intend to run for, though that can
be changed along the way. Regis-
tering allows you to start cam-
paigning, which includes collect-
ing funds.
Prospective candidates who
don't register won't be permitted
to run in the election.
In Ajax, the mayor earns about
S36,440 a year, while five Town
councillors — which will be
reduced by one — make about
$17,300. In addition to their
salaries from the Town, the
mayor and two regional council-
lors are paid $21,840 by Durham
Region.
In Pickering, the mayor gets
approximately S42,000 a year,
while three town councillors earn
about S16,000. Another three
regional councillors, the mayor
included, are paid 521,840 on top
of that.
The regional chairman, select-
ed by regional councillors, makes
580,170.
Durham Board of Education
trustees get S 13,600 a year. The
chairman, selected by colleagues,
earns 523,800 while the vice-
chairman makes $17,000.
Three trustees presently repre-
sent each Ajax and Pickering by
ward, though that number could
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Martin Travel is pleased to announce the
appointment of Catherine Gaboune as our CO-
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Pickenng, Ajax and Whitby locations
Catherine comes to us from a well known last minute
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change as the board looks at trim-
ming costs in this year's budget.
Trustees at the Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board earn $10,553 a year. The
DISCOVER
THE
DIFFERENCE
chairman is paid $15,381 and the
vice-chairman brings in $12,136.
Ajax and Pickering are each
represented by three trustees, also
elected by wards, who sit on the
English language section. (That
number could also change, as the
board recently agreed to cut the
number of trustees from 14 to 12
and won't know until it receives
population figures which munic
palities will be affected.)
One trustee represents bot
Ajax and Pickering on the Frenc
language section.
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Putting jobless
back to work
More companies in Durham Region plan to hire rather than lay
off during the first three months of this year, according to a survey
by Manpower Temporary Services.
That's the latest piece of good news on the job front we've
heard in the past little while.
The Manpower Survey named Durham Region as one of only
two places in Canada where firms planning to hire outnumber
those predicting cutbacks.
Of local employers surveyed about first-quarter hiring plans, 13
per cent intend to add more workers while eight per cent antici-
pate staff reductions. Another 72 per cent foresee no change in
personnel level, possibly a reassuring sign to almost three-quarters
of us who lose sleep at night woming if we'll have a job the next
day.
In fact. 'Manpower's Lorraine Stevenson notes the current
employment -outlook survey is the "most promising in more than a
year.
The news from ?Manpower comes just days after Pickering
mayor Wayne Arthurs announced that two companies coming to
Town may employ more than 100 area residents and just weeks
after the Costco Warehouse opened in Ajax, providing jobs to 150
people.
More good news for the area's unemployed came early in the
new year from Ajax mayor Jim Witty who revealed a Loblaws
store is to open in Town by the end of 1994, giving work to 250.
Add to that the fact the pending $1 _3 redevelopment of
the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital will create 2,000 jobs and we
finally have some news that should make the area's jobless smile.
We couldn't be happier ourselves.
Letters to
the editor
Restored faith
To the editor. - "r
In the fall of 1993, I left my wallet in a phone booth one evening around 7
pm. As it so happens, I had just been to the bank and had a substantial amount
of money in the wallet. I realized that my wallet was missing early the next
rooming and, of course, went racing back to the phone booth to see if it was still
there. It wasn't. I resumed home and waited for the infamous 'Good Samaritan'
to call me and say that my wallet and all its contents were intact No such call
came. Not only were my wallet and money gone, all my identification, passes,
membership cards, etc. were also `mien'. It cost me over S 125 to replace all my
ideraification. I had not only lost my wallet, but my faith in mankind had been
severely damaged. I decided that I been foolish to really believe that someone
would turn in my wallet. I decided that the `Good Samaritans' of this world, or
certainly of Ajax were few and far between.
On December 28,1993,1 changed my mind. Myself and my two young chil-
dren were going about doing or errands when I had some serious car trouble at
the Baywood Plaza. I punctrtzed both tires of my tar and was virtually unable to
move the vehicle anywhere. A man and his young daughter approached me and
I was worried he would be angry that I had blocked his car into a parking spot
This man, whose name I later found out was Gord, was in fact the `Good
Samantan' I had been ktolung for! His immediate concern was not for his car,
or the fact that I had blocked him in - his concern was for how he could help. He
changed one of my tires and he tried to give me his spare tire to put on the other
wheel but it would not fru He offered to drive my children and I to wherever we
needed to go to get help and also offered to drive back and change the unfixed
tire if I needed him to. Gord's kindness and concern has single handedly
restored my faith in mankind. I might also add that while Gord was fixing my
tire I went into a nearby coffee shop to make a phone call. While explaining my
plight over the phone, another couple approached me offering any assistance
they could - they also offered to give my children and I a drive to wherever we
needed. I couldn't believe it - two good Samaritans in one day! I choose to
believe that the majority of the people (in Ajax, at least) are good, kind people
who are looking out for their fellow neighbors.
Cathy Hu -A -Kam,
Ajax
From the
editor's
Weighting for a
ski adjustment
Ladies beware: Taking your
skis in for fine tuning could be
hazardous to your ego.
Last weekend I took my (gulp)
14 -year-old skis to have them
waxed and sharpened.
I think the attendant was still
in diapers when I purchased them.
He recommended I go for the
'mini package' which for $2 more
would get my bindings adjusted I
agreed.
He asked me my height. I
paused. Before I answered, I
asked him what the next question
would be. He said he'd be asking
about my weight.
I laughed a nervous laugh. He
said my height and weight were
important to know, so the techni-
cian could properly adjust the
bindings. I remarked that many
many lies must be told at this
counter.
I told him my weight -- minus
a few pounds. I watched his reac-
tion. He didn't bust a seam laugh-
ing.
Just when I thought the worst
was over, he asked me my age. I
exploded with laughter. I couldn't
possibly imagine why a ski tech-
nician would need to know my
age. He told me my skis would be
adjusted according to all three
factors: height, weight and age.
At that moment, I was expect-
ing Allan Funt to step out from
behind the counter and tell me to
smile.
I told the technician my age,
and I was honest.
I'm not normally sensitive
about discussing my age, height
and weight with anyone.That's
Probably because no one ever
inquires. In future, I91 be ready if
anyone ever asks my weight
again -- I71 give it to them in kilo.
grams.
000
The letters to the editor I've
been receiving are terrific. How-
ever, many contain a few omis-
sions which make them hard for
me to get into print.
Please include your full first
name, or at least, two initials.
And, you must put your telephone
number on your letter so I can
confirm you sent it.
Thanks for sending me your
thoughts and and keep up the
good writing.
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STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic
Society meets the first and third
Monday of each month at 7 p.m.
at St. Bernadette's Catholic
Church, Harwood Ave. and Bayly
St., Ajax. 839-8364 (Ray).
MUSICAL THEATRE: The
Jean MacDonald Singers have
openings for singers, actors and
dancers for upcoming shows.
Men, women, teens, boys and
girls welcome to attend
rehearsals. Call 837-2611 or 839-
1309 for time, location.
DUMBARTON HIGH: An
information night for parents of
Grade 8 students who will attend
Dunbarton High School next year
is being held in the school theatre
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Topics
include destreaming, support ser-
vices and extra -curricular activi-
ties. 839-1125.
GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax
Garden Club meets at 8 p.m. at
the Royal Canadian Legion
branch, 111 Hunt St., Ajax. Olive
Robertson will have tips on flow-
er arranging. Annual membership
fee of $7 is due. All welcome.
683-1463.
TUESDAY
PARENTS: The Home and
School Association of Fairport
Beach Public School promotes
parental involvement in reading
with their children at 8 p.m. at
754 Oklahoma Dr., Pickering.
Author Nancy Young discusses
Helping Your Child to Read —
The Power of Cnildren's Books.
All adults welcome. 839-1451.
RC TRUSTEES: The St.
James Catholic Parent -Teachers'
Association hosts a meeting with
Ajax trustees Todd McCarthy,
Gerry Noonan and Janice Oldman
at 8 p.m. in the library of St.
James Catholic School, 10 Clover
Ridge Dr. W. at Harwood Ave.
Short speeches, question -and -
answer period. All ratepayers
welcome. 683-1673 (Darla
Petersen) or 686-0914 (Gale Rise-
brough).
SENIORS' GROUP: The
Tuesday Morning Seniors' Dis-
cussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m.
at the Ajax Seniors Friendship
Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Bill Parish
leads a discussion on the social
programs. 683-7799.
DOWN'S SYNDROME: The
Durham Down's Syndrome Asso-
Wanted
Hometown Heroes
The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating
hometown heroes.
On Marg 30 we're publishing a special section fea-
turing people who have added a little extra to your
community.
A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicat-
ed years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the cross-
ing guard who spends a little extra time with children.
Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors
and ages.
We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown
Hero.
On March 30 we'll publish a story and picture on each
of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero
and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at
Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will
receive a commemorative T-shirt and plaque.
Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you
think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero.
We'll notify those chosen by March 16. Address it to:
Hometown Heroes, c/o The News Advertiser, 130
Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5.
Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax -Picker-
ing News Advertiser and the Pickering Town Centre.
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PICIVVRING
TOWN CEN'I'RR
ciation monthly meeting begins at
7:30 p.m. at the Whitby Baptist
Church, 411 Gilbert St. E. Guest
speaker is Kim Mairs of Youth
Involvement Ontario. 579-0187.
LA LECHE LEAGUE: The
Ajax La Leche League meets at
7:45 p.m. and pregnant women,
mothers and babies arc welcome.
The group offers information and
support for women wishing to
breast-feed. Call 683-6188 for
meeting location.
THE NEW ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 14 094 -PAGE 7
AUDITIONS: The County
Town Singers hold auditions at
7:30 p.m. at Cormack Station, 250
Hickory St. S., Whitby. The non-
denominational choral group per-
forms pop, show, jazz, traditional
and sacred music. Tenors, basses
especially needed. 837-2144.
HEAD INJURY: The Head
Injury Association of Durham
Your calendar
of coming events
meets at 7:30 p.m. at 459 Bond
St. E., Oshawa. Family and
friends welcome. Transportation
assistance. 723-2732.
MS SOCIETY: The Ajax -
Pickering Multiple Sclerosis Sup-
port Group meets from 7:30 to
9:30 p.m., in room four of the
East Shore Community Centre,
910 Liverpool Rd., south of Bayly
St., Pickering. The group meets
the third Wednesday of every
month. 839-8672 (Pat).
You can go cruisin' with seniors' club
AJAX-PICKERING - Members of the South while the second week is $879. Included in the cost
Pickering Seniors Club are looking for others to join are air flight, all meals and entertainment on the
them as they go cruising. ship, all departure and port taxes, medical and trip
Spaces are still available for a Caribbean cruise cancellation insurance, and transportation to and
and, while it's open to anyone, the club would prefer from the airport from the seniors' club. Spending
mature people on board. money is extra.
The trip begins Saturday, Feb. 12 with a flight An information meeting is being held Monday,
from Pearson International Airport to the Barbados. Jan. 17, at 2 p.m. at the club, 910 Liverpool Rd.,
The cruise gives travellers the option of vacation- south of Bayly St., Pickering. Representatives from
ing for one week or two. In the fust week, there'll be Regent and Travel Planners will be present to
stops in Grenada, Trinidad, Caracas, Aruba and answer questions.
Santo Domingo. The second week features two days Club members went on a one-week cruise last
of sea cruising on the Regent line's MTS Triton with year and it was such a success the seniors requested
stops in Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Guatemala and that it be repeated.
Mexico. Call club tour convener Evelyn Barbour at 839 -
Cost for the first week starts at S1,429 per person 9140 for more information.
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Help needed to pay stray
pet's huge veterinarian bill
By MARGARET BRYANT
Special to the News Advertiser
DURHAM - Thousands of dol-
lars in veterinary care given to an
abandoned dog has The Animal
Guardian Society (TAGS) appeal-
ing to the community for help in
paying the bill.
The dog, named Charlie by soci-
ety members, is recovering from
extensive spinal surgery and is cur-
rently in the care of a foster home.
Kathy Asling, founder of TAGS,
says the young dog needed help and
the bill for the surgery is much
greater than what the group can
afford.
"We are running into pretty high
stuff with specialists," says Ms.
Asling. "When you get into the
thousands of dollars. it's more than
we would have spent in a year."
On a regular basis, the group
funds minor surgerics, such as neu-
tering, for animals it picks up
throughout Durham Region. But
when a major operation is needed,
TAGS just doesn't have the
resources to foot the bill, explains
Ms. Asling.
She says TAGS received just
over S400 in donations for Charlie,
but that still leaves S1.710 to pay.
An account has been set up by
the group to help pay for Charlie's
high medical bill.
"Any help we can get is always
appreciated," says Ms. Asling.
"(Any extra) funding will remain in
the account for animals in the future
who require special surgery."
Charlie was rescued by TAGS
last August. X-rays revealed that, as
a result of malnutrition, his spinal
column had not developed proper-
ly.
The dog was in "extreme pain
and it was not something that could
be easily dealt with," says Ms.
Asling. "We decided to have
surgery as opposed to putting him
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Donations to the Charlie Fund
can be made at any Toronto
Dominion Bank in Oshawa,
account number 753, or by calling
TAGS at 263-8247.
Learn how the Town works
PICKERING - Youngsters can
find out how the Town works dur-
ing a program offered at the Picker-
ing Public Library's central branch.
Mayor Wayne Arthurs will dis-
cuss his responsibilities and how
the Town operates and a fuel ighta
will explain the workings of the fire
department and tell the children
how they can become blaze busters.
The program being offered Sat-
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SENIOR CITIZENS
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DURHAM - The regional
branch of the Ontario March of
Dimes has issued a "desperate
appeal" to the public for dona-
tions.
Fund-raising coordinator
Denise Harding says the Toron-
to/York/Durham chapter of the
organization has about 15 dis-
abled people on a waiting list
for assistive mobility devices,
such as wheelchairs and walk-
ers.
To meet the needs of those
handicapped individuals —
three in Durham — the organi-
zation requires about $30,000.
A Whitby resident has been
waiting for a 54,000 scooter for
about five months, Mrs. Harding
reports.
When someone requires
equipment, the March of Dimes
applies to the provincial govern-
ment's Assistive Devices Pro-
gram. If the applicant qualifies
for funding, the program pays
75 per cent of the cost and the
March of Dimes 25 per cent. If
the applicant doesn't qualify,
the latter can pick up the whole
cost.
The March of Dimes is get-
ting more requests for 100 pei
cent funding because of provin-
cial social contract cutbacks
Mrs. Harding notes.
Other than provincial grants
funding for the March of Dimes
comes from donations and the
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A3 CORRIDOR REVIEW
NOTICE OF TASK FORCE MEETING
The Town of Ajax is undertaking a land use study for a portion of its A3 Community. The A3
Corridor Review will examine the appropriateness of the lard use designations of the 1978
A3 Development Plan in view of the increased traffic volumes that the area will experience,
as well as other development issues. The study area consists of lands ironing onto Bayty
Street between Pickw g Beach Road and the Audley Road road allowance, as well as
those Hands on the east side of Pickering Beach Road m the VKv* of Bayly Street.
The intent of this notice is to inform you that a task force ming of four members of
Coma) has been established to guide the preparation of the study and will be soYcAing
pubic consukation through titres public meetings to be held at the dates and location fisted
below. You are invited to attend these meetings to review the progress of the study and
discus any questions or comments you may have.
The third meeting will introduce the prelerred land use option for the lands in the study
area
Relevant planning documents as well as the A3 Corridor Review terms of reference are
available for review al the Planning Department, 75 Chambers Drive, Ajax. If you have any
questions or comments, please contact Mr. Geoff McKnight of the Planning Department at
683.4550.
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"We're making a plea to the
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other clubs and associations in
Durham Region to help us pro-
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Sweet 1� for Jennifer.English,man
.........
Orthodox Church in Scarborough.
The maid of honor was Charleen
Cotton, while bridesmaids were
Diana Thomas, Carolyn Kipp
Buehler and Paula Haapala.
Adam Cherry was the best man
and ushers were Don Cherry, Joe
Caccioppo and Dave Peleschak.
Camille's cousins Larry Cotton
and Jeffrey Tricoff were the ring -
bearers, while Andrew's cousins
Heather Cherry and Sarah
Sharpe were flower girls.
Camille's aunt Marge Tricoff
honored the couple as their God-
mother, a very special part of a
Greek Orthodox wedding. Family
and friends came from as far away
as Boston. Cincinnati, Ohio. Dear-
bom, Michigan. and Granite City.
Illinois. The couple honeymooned
in Hawaii and now live in Toron-
to. Both families wish the couple a
lifetime of love and happiness...
Name
Dropping
Hello and welcome back to
Name Dropping, the column
that's suffering, along with just
about everyone else, with the flu.
'While we still have the energy,
let's get to the matter at hand...
"Our sweet little" Jennifer
English turned 16 on Jan. 13.
Birthday wishes, with lots of love,
came from -
At -)m. Dad.
Brian. Sarah
and Katie. All
of Jennifer's =
friends held a
surprise party
for her on Jan.
14. The family..y ilial
will get togeth-
er Jan. 16 to_���_-
celebrate with Jennifer English
Jennifer and
her uncle Cario. who turns the big
50 on Jan. 15. "We all hope you
both have a great day." the family
says...
A family
writes: "It was
a happy day for
Emmanuel
Sammut, who
turned four
years old on
Jan. 15. Wish-
ing him lots of
happiness and
giving big Emmanuel Sammut
birthday hugs
and kisses were Daddy. Nfommy.
cousins Clyde and Alicia, aunty
Sylvana, aunty Angela. uncle
Jesmond, uncle Donny and
Nanna and Nannu from Malta.
We love you lots......
...
A blond -haired beauty with a
great big smile is celebrating a
_ I
birthday. Her family wonders
aloud, "My goodness Carol.
where have the years gone?"
Carol Breurkes turned 40 on Jan.
14 and birthday wishes, with love.
came from Mom, Dad, Sharon
and the boys...
Shaun Collier popped the
question and Carla Neefjes said
'Yes'. The couple became
engaged recently and plan to get
married after Carla finishes her
studies at Trent University. Con-
gratulations from their families
and friends...
Uel Isfolu..r
Carol Breurkes
Shaun Collier and Carla Neefjes
Sept. 18 is a day Camille Sak-
eris and Andrew Cherry will
always remember. The couple wed
that day at the St. Nicholas Greek
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Opa and Oma have plenty to
be proud about. Granddaughter
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old on Jan. 21, while cousin
Natasha Bouwmeister turns six
years old on Jan. 22 and her
brother Brandon Bouwmeister
will be three years old on Feb. 5.
Lots of love come from the
grandparents...
Brandon, Jessica and Natasha
...
That brings us to the end of
another edition of Name Drop-
ping. If you have an item you
want mentioned, call us at 683-
5110 or write to 130 Commer-
cial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS
2H5. The deadline for submis-
sions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday
before publication. We're not
responsible for lost or dam-
aged photographs. Name
Dropping is no longer running
birth announcements. If you
have a birth to announce, call
the classified department at
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By MARIANNE TAKACS
Durham Staff
DURHAM - Nearly 1,000
blind and visually -impaired resi-
dents of Durham could soon
lose the local office that pro-
vides them services and equip-
ment.
The Canadian National Insti-
tute for the Blind (CN®) office
on Hwy. 2 in Oshawa is sched-
uled to close after Feb. 25 due to
funding problems.
But an effort is being made
to raise money locally so the
office can continue to operate.
"We've been pulling every
string and doing everything we
can to keep it open," says Bud
Lambert, chairman of the CNIB
advisory board for Durham
Region. "If they close this office
it will be a long time coming
back. Everything will be run out
of Richmond Hill. It's just no
good. It's too far away. Our
clients here will be the ones who
suffer."
The CNIB Ontario head
office has agreed to keep the
Dtuham branch open for at least
another six months if the local
CNIB board can raise $12,000
to cover the cost. One full-time
employee in the office would
still be laid off and be replaced
by volunteers.
If the office closes, CNIB
services such as rehabilitation,
orientation and mobility train-
ing, counseling and talking
books would be provided by
staff from the CNIB's York
Region branch.
But Durham residents would
no longer be able to buy locally
technical aids such as talking
clocks, special glasses, braille
paper and white canes. Nor
would they be able to borrow
here machines they need to lis-
ten to the talking books. They'd
have to travel to Richmond Hill
or Scarborough to get them, or
wait until CNIB workers could
bring them during visits to
Durham.
'What else are they
going to take from usT
-- CNIB client
The CNIB serves about 950
clients in Durham. One of them,
Lillian McEachern, who is 69
and has lost nearly all her sighi,
says she'd be devastated by the
closure of the local office.
"What more are they going to
take from us?" she asks. "We
can't drive to Richmond Hill to
get supplies. It (the office) is no
palace or anything, just a little
meeting place...
Mrs. McEachern points out
CNIB clients need the office for
moral support as well as equip-
ment.
"You get so depressed,- she
explains. "1 can't work. I can't
read. All I'm working with is
one eye and it's weak."
Mrs. McEachern and her hus-
band Arnold have made a fman-
cial donation which they hope
will help keep the office open,
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and they're praying others will
chip in as well.
Another client, Mary Ann
Allan, has been blind for more
than 30 years and believes the
local office is needed so services
won't lose the "personal touch".
She notes many newly -blind
people find it easier to get out
again if they can be with another
blind person.
"Without the CNIB (office)
as a nucleus, I can see a lot of
social activities dwindling."
A task force of local board
members, community group
representatives and health pro-
fessionals is being set up to raise
money to keep the office open,
and to pressure the provincial
government to provide funding
to improve CNIB services local-
ly. The Oshawa Central Lions
Club has already donated
$4,000.
According to Gary Magar-
rell, executive director for the
CNIB in Ontario, services for
the blind and hearing impaired
in Durham have been under-
funded by the Province.
He says the possible closure
of the Durham office is part of a
series of cutbacks the CNIB has
had to make province -wide. As
in Durham, other local boards
are being asked to raise money
and to pressure the Province for
funding.
Anyone interested in making
a donation to the local CNIB or
helping out as a volunteer can
phone the Oshawa office at 436-
7732.
THZ NEWS ADVERTMER SUNDAY, JANUARY lir 1"4 -PAGE It
THE TOWN OF DICKERING
BALLET
AND JAZZ
WINTER PROGRAM COMMENCES
JANUARY 31,1994 AT
WESTSHORE COMMUNITY CENTRE
This recreational dance program introduces youtl
to ballet and jazz dancing. At the last class famil)
will be invited to observe a demonstration of the
exercises and dance steps that students have been
taught over the ten week program.
Program
Age
Day
Time
Creative Steps
31 /2-4 years
Saturday
9:00-9:30 a.m.
Monday
5:00-5:30 p.m.
Tuesday
4:30-5:00 p.m.
Wednesday
6:30-7:00 p.m.
Fee S35
Thursday
5:00-5:30 p.m.
Pre Ballet
4-5 years
Monday
5:30-6:15 p.m.
Tuesday
5:00-5:45 p.m.
Wednesday
4:15-5:00 p.m.
Thursday
5:30-6:15 p.m.
Fee S45
Saturday
9:30-10:15 a.m.
Primary Ballet
6-8 vears
Mondav
6:15-7:00 p.m.
Wednesday
5:00-5:45 p.m.
Fee S45
Saturday
10:15-11:00 a.m.
Jazz
9-10 years
Monday
7:00-7:45 p.m.
Fee S45
Wednesday
5:45-6:30 p.m.
jazz
7-8 years
Tuesday
5:45-6:30 p.m.
Fee S45
Saturday
11:00-11 A5 a.m.
jazz
5-6 years
Thursday
4:15-5:00 p.m.
Fee S45
For registration details contact our friendly
staff at 420-4621.
Human Resources D6veloppement des
Development ressources humaines
HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CANADA
in partnership with
THE HUMAN RESOURCES PROFESSIONALS
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"GEARING UP FOR RECOVERY"
A series of breakfast workshops designed to reinforce the value of human
resources planning and help you:
• make sure the right people are in the right positions
• add competent people as business picks up
• simplify the process of performance management
• motivate and retain your good people
• review legislation that can help you or create significant problems
H you are lM in compliance
These practical workshops will consist of short presentations from the leader
and discussions in large and small groups. Practical handouts and exercises
will reinforce the materials and help you take the most useful ideas back to
your organization.
The series is being organized and facilitated by Peter Taylor & Associates Inc.
Cullen Gardens, Whitby
Please note that the $125 includes all workshops, program materials, the
networking luncheon & a one hour personal consultation.
To register or receive a detailed brochure please call (905) 571-1075.
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SUNDAYSPORTS
Ajax boy squashes foes
to win prestigious meet
AJAX - An Ajax squash player returned home
with a title from a major American competition
recently.
Five junior squad players from the Ajax Squash
Club competed at the U.S. Open Nationals in
Philadelphia in December. More than 25.1 athletes
froal across the U.S. and Canada took part.
Chris Hanebury, 12, captured the championship in
the boys' under -13 division at the event. Hanebury
defeated Andrew Jones of Georgetown, Ontario 3-0
in games to win the match and capture the title.
Hancbur}, is the current Canadian champ in the
under -13 age group.
Bantams drop title game
AJAX - The Ajax Witty Insurance
Brokers minor bantam select hockey
team was within an overtime goal of
winning the title at the recent North
Toronto Hockey Tournament.
In an exciting, end-to-end final
with Applewood. Ajax dropped a 5-4
overtime decision. Applewood scored
late in the extra frame to capture the
championship. Jeff Ferguson, Bren-
nan O'Reilly, Rvan Patton and Bruce
Barron scored for Ajax, with assists
to Matthew Murdock Jason Whissell,
Barton and O'Reilly.
In the semi-final contest. Ajax
defeated Leaside 4-3 in overtime
when O'Reilly scored the winner 20
seconds into the extra stanza. Barron
scored twice and Ferguson once dur-
ing regulation time. Assists went to
Murdock with three, and singles to
Rob Eales, Ferguson, O'Reilly and
Barron.
In preliminary play, Ajax opened
with an 11-1 thrashing of Hillcrest.
Patton scored five goals, with two
each to Murdock and O'Reilly. Sin-
gles were added by Barron and Geoff
Brady. Chris Chatter -on had three
assists, Myles Mac Donnell and Bar-
ron two each, Ewles, Rob Crick,
Whissell, Patton and O'Reilly one
apiece.
Ajax lost to Cooksville 2-1 in the
second game. Patton scored the
locals' lone goal, with assists to
Eales and Barron.
In the third game, Ajax defeated
Humber Valley 4-1. Patton scored
twice, with Whissell and Ferguson
each notching one. Ewles, Murdock
Mac Donnell, Patton and O'Reilly
drew assists.
Ajax blanked Leaside 3-0 in the
fourth game. Strong shutout goal-
tending was provided by Tim
Burr ss. Murdock scored a pair and
Meanwhile, Christy Quinney, 12, finished second
in the girls' under -13 division at the U.S. Nationals,
losing in the final to an American player.
Josh McDonald, 13, was third overall in the boys'
under -15 age group.
Nicole Carroll, 16, played in the girls' under -17
category in Philadelphia and finished seventh overall.
Brad Hanebury, 10, played at the higher under -13
level, as there was no under -1 l age division at the
U.S. meet. However, he survived four rounds before
being knocked out of the tournament. Hanebury won
the Canadian title in the boys' under -10 division last
May.
O'Reilly one. Ferguson, Chatterson,
Crick and Brady had assists.
Novices.5N at tourney
AJAX - The Ajax Paul Davis Sys-
tems major novice 'AA' rep hockey
team played .500 hockey at a recent
Bowmanville tournament.
The Ajax squad won two games
and dropped two contests at the tour-
ney, thus eliminating Ajax from play-
off action.
The Davis Systems novices
dropped a 5-0 decision to Orillia to
start the tournament. However, Ajax
bounced back to defeat Peterborough
5-1 in the second game. Steven
Balvers found the net twice, with sin-
gle goals to Trevor Wilson, Kevin
Spurs and Daniel Strang. Assisting
were Andy Nienhuis, Strang and
Mark Maclsaac.
Ajax then downed Oshawa by a 3-
1 score. Strang connected for two
goals, with Scott Costello notching a
single. Joshua Brock, Strang and
Balvers drew assists.
The Ajax novices were downed by
Richmond Hill 5-3 in the fourth
game. Balvers potted two goals, with
Costello netting a single. Spurs, Wil-
son. Joey Kelly and Balvers drew
assists.
In recent league action, Ajax beat
Pickering 5-1. Scoring for Ajax were
Balvers with two, Strang, Stuart Wat-
son and Spurs with singles. Assisting
were Watson and Strang with two
each, Spurs, Balvers, Nienhuis and
Crock with one each. Strong goal-
tending was provided by Jeff Sim-
monds and Alex Dobie.
Selects lose in semi-finals
AJAX - The Ajax six-year-old select
hockey team advanced to the semi-
finals of the recent Cedar Hill tourna-
ment before losing to the eventual
Pickering Baseball
Association Registration
Registrations for the 1994 Season, for all
levels will be held at
Pickering Recreation Complex
(upper concourse)
On: Saturday, January 22, 1994
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Fee: Tee -Ball - $70.00
All other levels $100.00
This will be the last chance to register, there
will be no registrations by mail.
For further information contact: V. Tobin @
831-2997.
champion Brampton, squad.
Leading at the midway point of the
Same, Ajax couldn't hold off Brampton
in the third period and suffered a 7-5
loss in the semi-final contest. Ben
Piemontese netted a hat trick and aided
an assist, while Derek Fullerton and
John Hughes fired singles. Assisting
were Paul Kent, Jesse Gionette and
Adam Bell.
Ajax faced Unionvile in the first
game, winning 8-1. Piemontese scored
five times and had an assist. Brad Fox
and Fullerton had single markers. Tyler
Ritchie and Bell drew helpers.
In recent league action, Ajax beat
Vaughan 2-1 on goals by Fox and
Piemontese.
Ajax tied 5-5 with Etobicoke. Hugh-
es and Piemontese scored two apiece
with one to Bell- Jaynes Howard had two
assists, with one to Fox.
Other members of the Ajax selects
are Stephen Muise, Brandon Whittaker,
Adam Shirley, Ryan Hutton, Jesse
Biduke, Russell Bradley and James
Kennedy.
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Novice Raiders miss hockey tourney playoffs
AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Microplay Raiders major
novice 'AAA' hockey team posted a winning record but failed to advance
to the playoffs of the Burlington tournament over the Christmas holidays.
In preliminary -round action, the Raiders lost 8-2 to Welland, beat
Cambridge 6-1, tied Brampton 4-4 and blasted Buffalo 14-1.
In the opening loss to a strong Welland team, Jason
Brookings scored both goals for the Raiders. Paul Ruta
earned two assists.
The Raiders got goals from six different players in the
win over Cambridge in the second game. Brent Dalliday,
Andre Vincent, Russell Dabuzinskas, Brookings, Ruta
and Derek Polowyk were the marksmen. Assisting were
Vincent with three, Kevin Brown, Dabuzinskas, Ruta, AAA
Polowyk, Brian Sri= with singles.
In the draw with Brampton, the Raiders got goals
from Ruta, Dalliday, Polowyk and Vincent. RAIDER
Brown, Brian Choo-Wing, Ruta and Vincent
earned assists.
Polowyk netted four goals for Ajax/Pickenng in the runaway win over
Buffalo. Stuart Baumgartner, Dabuzinskas, and Dalliday each scored a
pair of markers. Other goals were tallied by Ruta and Brookings. Draw-
ing assists were Vincent with four, Brown, Thomas Milne and Dabuzin-
skas with two, Brookings, Ian Suginomori, Choo-Wing and Lemmon
with one apiece.
PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
Registered for all leagues
Sat., Feb. 26th - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Sun., Feb. 27th - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Tues., March 1, - 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
at
Pickering Recreation Centre (upstairs)
- Adult Slow pitch/fastball
- Rep. Ball
- Softball for children (up to 19 yrs.)
• Tee Ball
Children's Rate - $50 for 1 st child, $40 each additional
for more Information call
420-6050
The Ajax Warriors Soccer Club will be holding their registrations
for the 1994 Outdoor season on the following dates and locations:
SATURDAY, JANUARY 22ND
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Dennis O'Connor High School
80 Mandrake Street
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Ajax Warriors Clubhouse
behind the Ajax Community Centre
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6TH
9:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m.
Lakeside Community Centre
4 Parkes Drive
=; r; Clubhouse
Thetal during
IsVXA
a�ilable for l as on
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weekend, To boo more
,��atwr►, or receive
lease cell CoNNIE
details, P �t 428.p494--
$75/player or $210/1amily 3+
AFTER MARCH 1 ST
$85/player or $240/family 3+
COACHES ARE NEEDED
FOR ALLAGE GROUPS
Registration is open to all children (male and female) bom on or
before July 31,1990. For further information regarding registration,
please contact Pam Czerwinski at 427-4789 between 9:00 a.m.
and 4:00 p.m.
I
Scoreboard -
AJAX BRIDGE CLUB
TOP SCORERS
Results of bridge play from Tues.. Dec. 21.
Canadian Protective: Ron Faragher 18, Don McDon-
OPEN PAIRS
aid 9. Barrington Williams 6.
NORTH -SOUTH DIRECTION
Mud Hen's: Bob Pfizer 13, AI Sakata 9.
I. Mike Fernley and Pete Mori 61.3%; 2. Donna
THIRD GAME
DIN and Sheila Jenset 56.49X; 3. Gene Lergyel
W.H. Ellinger 51 vs. Japan Camera 31.
and Walter Soetens 56.49%. 4. Marianne Johnston
TOP SCORERS
and Dors Opdenvelde 56.2%; 5. Herb Glad.,w and
W.H. Ellinger: Kevin Walker 16. Scott Taylor 13,
Flo Bain 53.9%; S. Beatrice Phillips and Henrica
Glenn Scat 11.
Soetens 53.11%
Japan Camera: Roger Young 9, Bruce Shard 8.
EAST -WEST DIRECTION
MISTERS DIVISION - (Jen. 3)
I. Paul MacNeill and Chris Chambers 60.5%; 2-
FIRST GAME
Mike Norman and Evelyn Black 58.3%; 3. Mary and
Japan Camera 46 vs. Gallamys Eatery 41.
Rene lawand 57.4%; 4. Jim Martell and Mark Mar-
TOP SCORERS
tinek 53.9%; 5. Tony McKernan and Meryll Chin
Japan Camera: Roger Young 13, Bruce Brian! 7.
53.4%; 6. George Creighton and Fred Day 52.6%,
Gasantys: Dave Bayliss 15, James Williamson 8.
AJAX BRIDGE CLUB
SECOND GAME
Results of bride play from Tues.. Dec. 28.
Werken Contracting 64 vs. Canadian Protective 63.
OPEN PAIRS HANDICAP
TOP SCORERS
NORTH -SOUTH
Werken: Ray Fox 20, Chris Sheldon 18, John Dale
1. June Papillon and Linda Arthur; 2. Sheila Jer"
12.
and Frank Laverty; 3. Pat Crampsey and Pete Mott;
Canadian Protective: Ted allearn 12, Ken Ryder
4. Bill Puckrin and Gail Woodrow; 5. Wybren and
10.
Bea Hoogland.
EAST -WEST
1. Judi Denby and Nancy Adams: 2. Ma" Hamil-
ton and David Sawicki: 3. Lawrence and Laura Gil-
ford; 4. June Ovens and Mary Walmsley: 5. Evelyn
Black and Mike Norman.
DURHAM WEST GIRLS HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
NOVICE DIVISION
TEAM G W L T PTS
Or, Lynas Plaque Attackers 8 6 2 0 12
Canada Trust 8 4 4 0 8
Olympic Wholesale 6 3 4 1 7
Paufs Pack 8 2 5 1 5
RESULTS: Dec. 13: Paurs Pack 3 (Amanda Mara
3) vs. Olympic Wholesale 3 (Kristina Carroll. Sophie
Santere, Meghan Ritchie); Canada Trust 5 (Stacey
Vahey 2. Chelsey Emshe 2, Danielle Apps) vs. Dr.
Limas Plaque Attackers 0.
PEEWEEIATOM DIVISION
TEAM G W L T PTS
Highland Trophy 7 5 2 0 10
rger King 7 4 3 0 8
LOEB Glendale 7 3 3 1 7
suporcw'"7 1 5 1 3
iRESULTS: Dec. 16: Burger King (AlawPk*ennq) 4
y{(Marissa Vincelli 2, Melissa -Ann Mefkls. Virginia
ilviefghtand Trophies 0: SuperCentrs 3 (Krati
Shaw 3) vs. LOEB Glendale 3 (Lynn Taylor, Robyn
Lesley Kilgdorn)-.
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION
TEAM G W L T PTS
KO"Ys11 7 2 2 IS
Ishis Ridge Insur. 11 6 3 2 14
fIlearnalea Homes 10 1 9 0 2
SULTS: Dec. 16: Kebeys 4 (Rupnder Rand-
a 2. Kim Wells, Robyn Sharpe) vs. Bramtalea
No w 1 (Jennifer D4knger); Dec. 19: Kelsey's 2
,tea King. kahe Morgan) vs. Pine Ridge Insurance).
SENOR LADIES OPEN DIVISION
°TEAM G W L T PTS
Papp s 12 9 3 0 16
.:;'OTOoles 11 8 3 0 16
Club 12 7 5 0 14
`•' IBULTS: O'Toows 9 (Melanie Turpin 3. KathWn
"]rinay 2. Dsmw Wane 2. Bland» Shaer. Michele
jjVhe rs) vs. Burgundy Club 2 (Kin ANn. Nidd chap-
: Paurs 4 (Debbie Hehner 2, Dense Lowe 2)
v& O'Tooiss 1 (Dense Wane).
PICKERING MEWS BASKETBALL LEAGUE
NON -MASTERS STANDINGS (DEC. 2M
EAST DIVISION
TEAM W L T PTS
ilBium Hardware S 3 0 10
SSG Caterers 5 3 0 10
err Sports 4 4 0 8
nys Auto Service 3 5 0 6
WEST DIVISION
W L T PTS
seance Portfolio 5 3 0 10
I b Co. 4 4 0 6
Hen's Bar S Gass 3 5 0 6
Corp. 9 5 0 6
MASTERS DIVISION
W L T PTS
H. Ella ger 6 2 0 12
Carrera 5 3 0 10
s Eatery 5 3 0 10
an Ksmpen Insurance 3 4 1 7
Mud Hen's Bar t Grill 3 5 0 6
Canadian Protective 2 4 1 5
Waken Contracting 2 5 0 4
GAME RESULTS (Dec. 13) - MASTERS DIVISION
FIRST GAME
Gaiantrys Eatery, 50 vs. Van Kempen Insurance 40.
TOP SCORERS
Gasantrys: James V Miamtson 29. Mite Jovenw 16.
Barry wood 6.
van Kempen: Bill Boston 24. Bob Nicidelord 15.
SECOND GAME
Canadian Protwiw Producte 45 vs. Mud Hat`s Bar
A Grill 41.
THIRD GAME
Van Kempen Insurance 39 vs. Mud Hen's Bar b Grit
38 (overtime).
TOP SCORERS
Van Kempen: Bill Boston 14, Nick Hoppie 8, Greg
Cassidy 7.
Mud Hen's: At Sakata 15, Howard Jones 8. Dave
Burda 7.
NOW MASTERS DIVISION
GAME RESULTS (Dec. 13)
FIRST GAME
Penny's Auto Service 59 vs. Elcyda Corp. 58.
TOP SCORERS
Pennys: Don Quigley 10, Mari McGuire 10, Brian
Ferguson 10, Brad White 9.
Elcyda: Dave Joseph 23, Steve McOuade 12,
SECOND GAME
Insurance Portfolio 45 vs. Trillium Hardware 42.
TOP SCORERS
Insurance Portfolio: Don Thomson 11, Nor Walker
10. Colin Exeter 7.
Tritium: Delroy Williams, 12. Radc6tle Dixon 9, Vin-
ton Reece 5.
THIRD GAME
ASG Caterers 52 vs. Mud Hen's Bar a Grill 50.
TOP SCORERS
ASG Caterers: Conrad Davis 27, Karl Devnss 8.
James Lockett S.
Mud Hen's: Bob Harding 23. Ricky Hurie 12. Ralph
Vanderwd 5.
FOURTH GAME
His 4 Co. 40 vs. Bay Sports 39.
TOP SCORERS
His 6 Co : David MscMs 17, Chs Has 11, Ronald
Acediso 6.
Bay Sports: Eric Carta 10, Tony Oliver 11, Mark
Henry 6. Anthony Watson 6.
GAME RESULTS (Jan.3)
FIRST GAME
Mud Hen's Bar a Grill 64 vs. Bay Sports 52 -
TOP SCORERS
Mud Hen's: Bob Harding 27, Dan Seto 16, Dave
Radcliffe 13.
Bay Sports: E ne Carne 24. Vaseoe Yards 17.
SECOND GAME
Trikum Hardware 66 vs. Elcyda Corp. 63.
TOP SCORERS
Tritium: Delroy Williams 27, Cranny Bishop 10, Vin-
ton Resor 8. Tory Walsh S.
Elcyda Corp.: Dodge Beckford 31, Davis Joseph 22.
THIRD GAME
Pennys Auto Service 56 vs. Hill 6 Co. 53.
TOP SCORERS
Pennys Auto: Andy Vanheuvein 16. C em Fomle 15.
Hill • Co.'. Ronald ACedillp 16, Calvin Smith 13.
Richard Acedrlo 13.
FOURTH GAME
ASG Caterers 52 vs. Insurance Portfoso 43.
TOP SCORERS
ASG: Conrad Dave 24, Kevin Murrell 11, James
Lockett 9.
Insurance Ponfola: Don Thomson 21. Cain Exeter
6.
LAKESHORE LADIES RINGETTE
LEAGUE STANDINGS (As of Dec 23)
TEAM G W L T PTS
Sapphire Bar i Grill 8 6 0 0 16
Sutton Croup 8 5 3 0 10
Jana Mitchell Kitchens 8 3 5 0 6
Papps 8 3 5 0 6
Seaton Got L Country Club 8 1 7 0 2
THURS. DEC. 16 RESULT
Janis Mitchell Kitchans 8 vs. PaWe S.
jars M)tc- - Khchisits goals by Paula Tse 4, Tink
McKague. Carrie Brown. Kan Sharron. Carol Stook.
Kelly Page. Assists 10 MCKagw 4, Tile 2, Page.
Papps goals by Stacey Pappas I Lawn Pearson.
Bev Wisiartxon Assias to Pearson 2- Pappas. Jack -
N Ballo. Michele Jaeloon.
SUN., DEC. M RESULT
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Coach Hughes honored
Dolphin Football Club's Brian Hughes, centre, was recently named coach of the year by Football
Ontario for his outstanding contribution and dedication to the game. With him are club president
Bob Bawcutt, left, and vice-president John Boyce. Hughes coached the club's peewee squad in
1993.
Minoratoms bring home silver
AJAX-PICKERING - The
Ajax/Pickering Raiders LOEB
Glendale minor atom 'AAA' rep
team returned home with finalist
medals from Barrie's 20th annual
minor hockey tournament last
weekend.
The Raiders, after winning all
three preliminary -round games
and the semi-final contest, ran out
of gas for the final against
defending Ontario champion St.
Catharines. Ajax/Pickering lost 8-
2. Simon Barg and Tyler McGre-
gor scored for the Raiders with
assists to McGregor, Sean Kostka
and Ryan Morgan.
Ajax/Pickering came up with
its strongest game of the tourney
in the semi-finals against Rich-
mond Hill, posting a 5-1 victory.
Kostka and Barg each scored
twice, while McGregor chipped
in with a goal and an assist.
Trevor Small picked up two
assists.
The Raiders thrashed Brant-
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ford 8-1 in the first game.
Michael Perulli and McGregor
each recorded a hat trick. Also
scoring were James Cummins and
Barg. Morgan, Michael Carroll
and Andrew Hopkins each had a
pair of assists. Single helpers
went to Small, Dennis Colterman,
Perulli and Barg.
In their second match, the
Raiders blanked Burlington 2-0.
Hopkins, with an assist from
McGregor, and Colterman, from
Perulli, scored for Ajax/Pickering.
Scott Gray recorded the shutout.
The Raiders closed out the pre-
liminary round with a 4-1 victory
over Halton. Hopkins (tuo goals,
one assist) and McGregor (two
goals) led the offence. Morgan
and Small each picked up helpers.
Other team members are
Michael Snetsinger, Kevin
Rogers, `-lark Rogers and Rocky
Ruta. The team is coached by
Don Ruta.
Mixed sno-pitch teams sought
AJAX - Mixed sno-pitch teams are still sought for a charity tourna-
ment in Ajax Saturday, Jan. 29 -
The tourney, to benefit the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation,
will begin with a buffet breakfast at 7 a.m. at Dona Y Miguels Restau-
rant on Westney Rd. The Furst game starts at 8. '
All games will be played at the Miller's Creek diamonds and the
Ajax Community Centre. Cost is S150 per team.
For more information, call Jim McBride at 427-9001 or Al McGur-
rin at 683-1627.
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THINKING ABOUT
COLLEGE... AGAIN!
HOW ABOUT
LEARNING ON WEEKENDS?
For adult learners, time and place are major factors in
determining whether they get a college education. Weekend
college offers distinctive opportunities that meet the scheduling
needs of older, working students.
This winter Durham College Continuous Learning offers 40
credit and non-credit courses in the following areas:
• COMPUTERS
• GENERAL INTEREST
• HEALTH CARE
• LANGUAGES
• PHOTOGRAPHY
• TECHNOLOGY
AND MORE
Courses begin the week of January 17, 1994.
For more information and to receive a free calendar call (905)
721-3052.
To register by telephone with Visa or MasterCard call 721-3000
or toll-free 1-800-461-3260.
We also offer shiftworker scheduling and correspondence
courses (distance education).
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D U R H A M ;
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to register in
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at Durham College
TAKE COURSES FOR CREDIT TOWARDS A RYERSON
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WINTER SESSION BEGINS THE WEEK OF JANUARY 1011ii,
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- NURSING
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- OFFICE & INFORMATION
MANAGEMENT
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS
MANAGEMENT
- HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
(Selected Courses)
- OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH &
SAFETY
For more information about Ryerson
programs & specific courses
call Sandra Gunn at 571-3283.
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OPPORTUNITY
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Saflurday, Jan. 22
10 atm. -12 moon
at
Galtanttry's Barpuel
Hal.
Pickering Town
Centre.
'Meet the Presiderkt of
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Fird out how an
AbeW career can
benefit rout
Cal 427-8021
for details
120 office Help
IF you are single or a single
parent or separated or dvorced
with three years work
experience, you may qualify for
financial assistance or r you are
over 45 and have recently been
Laid off, you may quality for train-
ing assistance. DIP/CERT.,
Lotus, Wordperfect. D -Base,
Word, Accpac. Bedford.
Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker,
Harvard. Corel, Computer
Programming and Systems
Analyst, Cobol, Pascal and C,
Macintosh, Quark Express and
Illustrator. Durham Business
Computer College. 4273010.
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Courses starting now:
• Word Processing
• Programmer Analyst
• Computerized Accounting
• Computer Maintenance
Technology
• Microcomputer Business - - �•
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'.,CUSTOMER CARE
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The Minacs Group Inc., a growing dynamic organization, has part-time
opportunities available in a challenging environment which will enable you to
use your exceptional customer service skills. Located In Pickering, you will be
working in a call handling centre to assist customers with their inquiries and
help resolve any difficulties.
The ideal carlddates for these positions will possess experience working in
an environment where flexibility and teamwork are key elements of the job.
Above-average commurucatlon skills. both written and verbal, are essential,
as is a high school diploma. Computer skills and customer service experience
are desirable. Applicants must be flexible in their availability as shift work is
required. some positions require medical terminology. Graduate of a
pharmacy assistant program would be an asset.
Candidates must outline on their application how they have gained
experience and developed their customer service skills.
Please fax your resume by January 19,1994 to:
■ THE Susan Vivian
ja MINACS The Mil nacsGroupinc.
■zoom GROUP Fax 905-579-W
• INC. Ref. File #BV0194
FASHION
CONSULTANTS
00 you have a winning personality and the
Ingredients for success? RELANCE , the Cana-
dian leader in the home ful ion industry inwites
you to be pan of a high performing Was team.
Our concept is unique and offer s superior quality
made-to-order women's fashion.
Vdb RELAMCE. establish yar own business, en-
joying the benefits of flexible hours and an es-
cellerd income. Be among our top fashion con-
subrits earning $50,000• in commission.
Potential for management available.
�elc�nce
1-800-463-1672
Monday to Friday, 8.00 am to 4:00 pm
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
'The People's Franchise'
Start your own business, no capital investment.
Immediate cash flow. Start right away, get the facts,
recorded message.
668-8450
110 General Help
L'ATTITUDES requires a full
time receptionist at their Picker.
ing Town Centre location. Cal'
Stacy, 420.1440. (011994)
LOCAL steel warehouse/
manufacaturer requires office
person to assist sales,
purchasing, etc. Candidate must
have comtpuier experience. ex-
cellent math skills and able to
handle a great variety of tasks
and responsibilities. Apply in
confidence to File $6145
Oshawa This Week P.O. Box
481, Oshawa. Ont. 11H 71.5.
(011894)
S3701WEEKLY possible at
some. Simple easy pleasant
work. For information. send $1
plus S.A.S.E. to Heather Noyes.
613 Ludgate St.. Peterborough,
K9H 2B% (020894)
ORGANIST/CHaR Director re-
quired by St. Andrews Pres-
cyterian Church. B interested,
send resume to the church at
209 Cochrane St.. Whitby. LIN
5H9 by Feb. 4/94. (01 1894)
HALENDA'S Meats requires
sausage rnaker. Must have 5
years . experience with
European style meats. Send
resume to: 915 Nelson St..
Oshawa. L I H SN7. (011894)
CONCERNED about your
health, financially and
personaly7 Earn extra income
and RESIDUALS sharing pure
and safe water with friends,
farTWy and associates. Call 20-
SQ31. (TF)
CAREER Opportunity - *am top
SS, furs. trips. loo"llery. Have
-tun selling exclusive Irng«ro
through moo snows. Full trine
salary, part time hours, Tranmg
available. Car today for details.
Lon. 420-2942. (011 8W)
ATTRACTIVE people required.
outgorg, personable and wiring
to make money. 20 years of age
or older preferred. For more
nformation, tail 723-9842.
(012094)
MFONG - artracime :erneles for
escorvexatc dancing agency.
Must be 18.. no experience
required. Earn big Sia. CAN in
confidence to 683.5055.
(012194)
KIDS and teens needed im.
mediately for modelling work,
catalogues and TV
commercials. Call 962-5511.
(T9
EARN S514.15/weeluy. mating
letters from home. Guaranteed.
Canadian companies. 24 hr.
hotline. (416) 631-4791 ret s7ai.
DO you Ike candles? Anwin•s
fastest growing party plan.
PARTYLITE, has come to
Canada and requires consul-
tants/managers in your area.
Outstanding commissions, no
investments, no aMiviarws. Car
905-576-7006. (011894)
FREE 2 day TLIi Course
with diploma, guaranteed
in ployino . work from home.
me-sm.
100 Careers
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
required for growing norm -profit organization
Qtaawkadmw.
• B.AJMasten in Social Worst, Nursing or related
field
• Knowledge of HIV/AIDS related issues
• Work experience in office procedures, crisis
management and staff relations
• Must have excellent communication, people
and organizational skills.
Send resumes to:
Ric hard Cleveland
AIDS Cammiuee Musharn)
78 Simcoe St. North
Oshawa, Ontario LIG 4S2
or fax to (905) 723-5541
Closing date Jan. 21/94. Only appiiications
selected for /interview will be contacted
120 office Help 120 Office Help
LARGE Pickering dental office
LAW firm requires experienced
requires full time junior
real estate secretary to start
receptionist. Experience in den-
imrrlediately. Resumes to: P.O.
tat assisting and HARP
Box 327, Whitby. Ont. L 1 N 5S4.
preferred. Flexible hours and
(011894)
some Saturdays. Call Korai,
831-3332 or 831.4709. (011 8W)
100 c> 100 carni 100
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�I Implementing Self -Directed Teams
Jan 25,1994
ISO 900
Jan 26,1994
Using Financial Statements
Jan 27,1994
Interpersonal Communication
Jan 28,1994
�I Human Resource - Legislation
Feb 8,1994
�I Health and Safety - Legislation
Feb 10, 1994
Seminars run from 8:00 AM sharp to 11:00 AM. Coffee, juice, muffins
etc. are included. For details or to register call 427- 1922 or 1-800-
268-0339.
Eligibility Criteria: Applicants for these programs must be employed or
self-employed and living or wonting in Durham Region.
Durham PA ion
- Programs are offered at Is Is AL e
110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help
CLASS "A" MECHANICS
G.M. General Mechanics with front end or trim experience
an asset.
We are looking for productive/quality conscientious
technicians wanting to work in a busy flat rate shop. Call
John Savage at:
COWAN PONTIAC BUICK
BOWMANVILLE (905)623-3396
HAIRDRESSING
CHAIR FOR RENT
IWDTOWN MALL
7284753 days
723-0958 anytime
Full- rte driers
exp.), dean abstract, start
immediately, I.C.C. and
dangerous goods card an
asset.
Call Phoenix Plus
(905) 433-3867
500 King SL W., Oshawa
Earn extra cash
in your spare bme
from the comfort
of your own home.
ORDER TAKERS REQUIRED
IMMEDIATELY
Both full-time & part-time positions are now
available. Hours will vary on 7 day/week
rotation basis; salary & commission;
experience in telephone saleslorder
taking and 50 w.p.m. a prerequisite.
Bilingual (French/English) an asset.
Send resume to
Human Resources,
PPFD Merchandising,
89 Mills Rd., Ajax, ON L1 S 71_3
MOMS
WORK AT HOME
I sell "Kids Only Clothing" & love it!
This is a unique line of 100% cotton
Canadian made children's clothing.
The colors and prints are bright and
bold and the designs are made with
kids in mind. If you would like to start
your own home business please feel
`nee to call me
Unit Manager Brenda
905-727-5363
MACHINE OPERATOR
needed for busy embroidery
company in Pickering. Experience
an asset. Will train the right person.
Some lifting up to 70 lbs. required.
Call 420-8338, ask for Allan
52004500 WEEKLY
Assemble products at
home Easy' No selling.
You re pad direct. Fully
guaranteed.
No experience necessary
Call 1-504.641-7778
Ext.100 - 24 hm.
PetsChoice
Pet Food Store
Part-time & Full-time
positions
637 Kingston Rd.
at Whites, Pickering
For more r'o ca
837-0154
FACTORY WORKERS
We are accepting applications for reliable
employees to work 3 rotating shifts. You must be
available for all 3 shifts and some weekend work.
Workb,00ts, transportation, previous experience
and references are required. This position requires
you to work with 'fibre glass insulation". Those
with allergies to this material should not apply.
Please apply in person to:
■
A LEITER SHOP/
MAILING HOUSE
has an immediate
opening for an
experienced set-up
person with a
mechanical aptitude
for a variety of
mailing machines.
Apply in writing
stating skills and
qualifications to
File #6146
Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481,
Oshawa, Ont.
L1 H 71_5
GAILLIND
Maintenance
requires cleaners for
the Ajax area.
Day%Night Shift.
bondable
Call 683-4134.
130 �regaents
SALESPEOPLE regwrea to
;a.^vas aoar wrr bu,ldv+gs wRh
portrait after Par tune. houry
wage. Commission Mag c
�orraits. 5769526. i012;:a
MUSIC TEACHERS
required for store in
Pickering.
1. Piano - Must be
able to improvise
2. Woodwinds - Sax,
Clarinet & Flute.
Call Lou 683-6267
EASY
TELEPHONE
WORK
Experienced
Telemarketers
required for our new
location in Ajax
Hours:
Mon. -Fri. 5 pin. ON 9 pill.
Sat 10 a.m.•2 pm.
No selling involved,
make appointments for
our salespeople.
Hourly rate plus
commission.
CALL
AT 619-6688
ESTHETICIAN
FOR
MODERN SALON
IN AJAX
CALL VICKY
683-7821
120 Office Help 120 Office Help
111111111
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Administrative Assistant required for
busy expanding financial office in West
Hill. Must have computer experience
and be a team player. Familiarity with
WP5.1 & LOTUS an asset. Salary
commensurate with experience.
Please fax resume to Roland at 296-
3917
THE COMMISSION'EXCHANGE
4383 Kingston Road
286-3222
130 Sales Help
THE
The Minacs Group
■��
■■■■
MINACS
GROUP
375 Finley Ave., Suite 204, Ajax
■■■■■
INC.
Tues., Janus 18th
a.
or laalda
odkmg for 'epres4nt rim and
9 a.m•11 a.m.
A LEITER SHOP/
MAILING HOUSE
has an immediate
opening for an
experienced set-up
person with a
mechanical aptitude
for a variety of
mailing machines.
Apply in writing
stating skills and
qualifications to
File #6146
Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481,
Oshawa, Ont.
L1 H 71_5
GAILLIND
Maintenance
requires cleaners for
the Ajax area.
Day%Night Shift.
bondable
Call 683-4134.
130 �regaents
SALESPEOPLE regwrea to
;a.^vas aoar wrr bu,ldv+gs wRh
portrait after Par tune. houry
wage. Commission Mag c
�orraits. 5769526. i012;:a
MUSIC TEACHERS
required for store in
Pickering.
1. Piano - Must be
able to improvise
2. Woodwinds - Sax,
Clarinet & Flute.
Call Lou 683-6267
EASY
TELEPHONE
WORK
Experienced
Telemarketers
required for our new
location in Ajax
Hours:
Mon. -Fri. 5 pin. ON 9 pill.
Sat 10 a.m.•2 pm.
No selling involved,
make appointments for
our salespeople.
Hourly rate plus
commission.
CALL
AT 619-6688
ESTHETICIAN
FOR
MODERN SALON
IN AJAX
CALL VICKY
683-7821
120 Office Help 120 Office Help
111111111
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Administrative Assistant required for
busy expanding financial office in West
Hill. Must have computer experience
and be a team player. Familiarity with
WP5.1 & LOTUS an asset. Salary
commensurate with experience.
Please fax resume to Roland at 296-
3917
THE COMMISSION'EXCHANGE
4383 Kingston Road
286-3222
130 Sales Help
MOUNTAIN MOWNG
Agents
SYSTEMS
service. bathroom and kitchen
Sales Help
130
COLLSCE Co. n canada. 23
Agents
fear old cor-raw in the U.S. are
or laalda
odkmg for 'epres4nt rim and
ape �
anagers. Selling by central or
ppap ayaispie Sartipt i
home shows n hngene and day
TOP do+ar for seasoned sales
wear free kit Cor nforrty(pn.
POGO seeing pager and
Please call Lynda. Regional
answe,�ng service Leads
Manager, tndwwld int. '-519.
Provided 666-5236. ;TFI
7612638. ;0!2794;
Morulas. roves. appliance and
HOME 0 BUSINESS
��"�5��33s -SERVICES - ��767�
Business
Services
,,%H
SEROVIMCM
=pMha se.k it re W.e
416-674-5003 3K
ILLUSTRATIOM, cartoonkp.
graphic design. aevmnis�ng
Business or personal.
Rmatonable rales. Also lessors
available. Rarely Times, (905)
728-7055. (TF)
MANAGEUM computer and
entrepreneurship training will
make the difference to your
business. On site, funding
availsble. Call *Wmq 905-
839.1611. tolls")
TYPING available, com-
puterized Word Perfect. tonna.
1,2.3. Resumes, letters an
nsd _
rayo. Pick up and deivmry
available. Please call 696.4504.
rnt Imal
Business Business
Services Services
Granada's new Home Sertnee covers every make and
model of home entertainment product.
rgardless of where you bought it.
40 ■ ftd74ft =lM"b
Driving Schools Handyman
Driving Schools
S & B Driving School
10 lessons $150
3 lessons & test $75
Free pick-up & drop off
287-3060
7 daynrlweek
FIREWOOD
(ALL HARDWOOD)
TREE REMOVAL
CLEAN-UPS,
PROPERTY
MAINTENANCE
FRtE
ESTIMATES
CALL ROB
hu
428-5700
CONSTRUCTION
Iinillaim MW swig
IBpWfti. fallOYabOfti and
F OW
dwA ptWeasionel work
quaraniew. -- ----
HANDYMAN - all kinds of
cleaning, snow blowing and
moving)obs. Pick up and
delivery. Cao Larry at 655.8782.
S.C.G. Construction Ltd. -
quality exterior and interior
renovations, repairs, additions.
designtbuild ban and cabinets.
All workmanship guaranteed
and Insured. Contact Gary 839-
0964. (TF)
Health, Beauty
DIET NOI Weight Loss YESI
Doctor formulated, lose up to 16
lbs. in 30 days. 697.2410 or
208-7570.(012094)
Home Home Home Moving, Palntng,
Improvements Improvements Improvements Storage Decorating,
iOMPLETE plumbing and
MOUNTAIN MOWNG
renovations. Emergency
SYSTEMS
service. bathroom and kitchen
to alb MW anytitift4
rerrodeaing. AN work guaran-
�rC01rM'Im1C:a1
teed and insured. Reasonable
or laalda
rates. Call John. 430-2754.
ape �
GUALITY work by father and
ppap ayaispie Sartipt i
son loam. Well experienced,
acid tltOrt91 dbcotsa Fria
hard working. Renovations,
anal
addeons. decks. etc CaY us for
571-07!6
a from astirrtsee 571-1263 Baa Or
Rod. Oshawa (TFALL)
Moving Systems - lull
rates. Cal 432-2650. (TF)
Morulas. roves. appliance and
M i M c—sitntabn - additions,
piano spec -Mas, flet rale or
basements, carpentry,
hourly. We now have heated
,,.,,..-,.,,v. —...-._. _.,__.
now COnskuctlon Orn repairs. >r
shows
- --
bars with nova Park load
saw
wok guaranteed- 10% discount
W *Q A.,n.
68`�JBrJ2
or tree snow pbwmg. Can 427-
veil 427 000
4234. (011894)
HARRY -O -TME -MOVERS -
Pany
DRYWALL, taping, boarding,
"xm or small. we pince
thorn alll �Free esUnass. savors
Services
studs and T -bar 0911095, spay
deCourt, short notice moves
stucco, plaster repairs. For
pianos moved. Comparable
MAOCIAK clown tnsrnds, ready
professional senrfce M c-990-
rates. Cal 432-2650. (TF)
to entertain for any age, any
taw prices, pin Bit at 43241409.
occasion. Birthdays.
MK34ALSa0 Moving - houses.
promotions, openings.
tkrrndf '
EUROPEAN tie specalat olio WE Care Hoer Repair . no Job
Housecleaning "r"N °�1Ce6' p0"ag°a Lanus• Mage are
renovate our bathroom or too array, make a fiat and mal g Licensed. insured. Free fool Laltuoe hep. 8397057 a
kwads as wM as door 434-3819. Seniors discounts estlrtnws, low raps Call 728 7284334- (TF)
kdten
thee. 20 years elperienixL Good and free estimates. (o 11994) EXPEND Aon• clow 1620.(012194) RABBIT wants work doing
will clean your house or MEN with large truck will do magic for children's parties arta
references and satisfaction
AJAX Drywall - T•bar apartment, weekdays or AOuamhoW mow, residential, an occasions, have my own
guaranteed For fres estimates. (suspended) ctlinnvs. Florida weekends ler only 129. Referen eorrsrtercial. AN d movac. magician. Call Emle, 668 4932.
D. Dykstra, 725.4913. (TF) ces available. Cal Barbara, 420 types
and re, oration Weng repays 0791 or leave message. Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856.
SABER Contracting - al! and renovations. No lob too 9
carpentry,additions, small or too log. Tony. 683- Painting, 0074, (02179,,) Painting, Decorat n Plumbing
renovations, kitchens,
bathrooms• home maintenance COMPLETE basement Decorating n►9
emergency service, furniture renovations. Painting. additions,SIM
refinishing, quality work roofing, low prices for free ALL Pro Painting and Experienced
guaranteed. 15 years estimates. Call Ed, 8161505. Walkapwng, stucco ceilings Prd aalonaHPdn*V Jourmynlanplumber
and general repair. 20% dis- Ind Wall C
experience. 6862915. (TFEFG) RENOVATIONS basertrna, count for seniors. Low rates. 35 yrs. f». by No b too fir' Faucets,
TOTAL Renovations. carpentry, bathrooms, trim, doors. drywall,Cal Chuck. 404-9669. (012194) meastintrssa$1110"M basement
drywas, tape and paint. Have Painting. cerarruc tiles. alt work awLlvooms, wet bats, Mc.
great ideas) Experts at bringing guaranteed and insured. renovation or addition.
old pieces balk to Irle. For tree Reasonable rates and tree PROFESSIONAL Painting testimate. call Darrin 619-0985. estimates. Dave. 728.2587. Wallpapering.Nopb'oosrnaa,pow Da": 427-4209' Hare:
call anytime. 430-2595. (TF) 427$809. Ask for Tom.
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JOIN CANADA'S LARGEST AND MOST
TRUSTED BULK FOOD COMPANY
PRIME CUT FOODS LTD.
$3,000 TO $6,000 PER MONTH
(VERIFIABLE)
We need salespeople m/f for our
new location in Ajax.
This is a commission only job
selling to pre -arranged
appointments. Absolutely no cold
calling. Determined people who
want to succeed with one of
Canada's fastest growing
companies, will find that they are
fast -tracked to management.
Call Michael at
619-6688
Skilled Help
ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVES
"S EXCELLENT COMMISSIONS SSS
,kabble Marketing Products Inc. Is a reputable Promotional
Products/lluslness Gins Distributor. % require quallned men
A .omen with proves track records In the business to senate
nese and established clients. 3-5 years sales exp. a must,
preference will be given to applleaats with experience In the
Industry.
E OFFER:
-Eiiclush•e Lina or Top Quality Praducb
-Prafesionel Order Processing and sourcing Dept&
-Frwadh atmosphere and conambweas paid proasptlr
Fax resume to: (905)
i 905 Dor write: Aabble illingham Marketing Pickering.-Attn.: Sue Kim
atter 6 p.m. (012094)
General Motors dealership
Skilled Help
F TRANSMISSION
TECHNICIAN
Required for busy GM dealership. Must be
fully experienced on GM auto.
transmission.
Apply to.- File #6144, OshawaAVhitby
This Week
P.O. Box 481 Oshawa L1 H 71_5
Day Care Day Care 165 Day Care
135 Skilled Help 160 wanted 65 Available Available
HAIR". ass Sac- De Yo..r Ow- WHITES 401 FINCH a•ea AJAX SO:.! ` a :ab e
boss. cna• for rent. wcatec m DAYCARE •w�uec ,c .-y :.erne --ether of 'wo will give TLC to reasonable daycare in my
Centra, Alas Contact Susie. ,o ioo,k afte• 8 momh did and 4 children of an ages. Full/part home. 15 years experience.
428-3944 1'2694) year old. Full time days, time. Before or after school. men floor playroom. krncnes
C PROGRAMMER -squired - FW- Dreier own car. Cal Large fenced backyard, and snacks provided. Any age
lunches. snacks provided. welcome. References and
,ionic• preferabry w••- SOL bca- 686-7201. (0''694'+ References available. Please receipts given. 683-9319,
ton pKxenng. Ca;' Mark. 427 Call 420-0940 '012194;
4428. (C' ' B9A1
N Medical �
Day Care
165 Available 210 Flea Market
Articles
220 For sale
BODY SHOP
PICKERING - Westshorr8alry,
SUPER single waterbed, dark
MANAGER
1ItlY2 Lumina ATV, 20.000 kms.,
July badsd• $16,900. Carpst
relliabb daycare in Cay IKiii ,
Experienced body shop
off original price. 905-500-3581
leaning machine, $2000. Large
manager required for busy
desk with
(011694)
atter 6 p.m. (012094)
General Motors dealership
and TLC. Receipts given. CAN
837-2389 (010994)
-
Articles
in Whitby.
i
For confidential interview call
yards of new Stainmasler and
mountain pike.
Don Switzer or
220 For Sale
100% nylon carpet. I'll carpet
Peter Schoen at
in my home. Brod04wy 0-2. Cal
Susan at 686-7541 for more
686-1566 (Toronto),
BEAUTIFUL as new, lady's full
information. (TF)
668-5846
0
length fur coat, shadow fox and
9
or Fax resume at
reasonable fifer refused, tiny
installation. yards•. Steve,
668-4379
AJAX - loving mother of 3 Will
guaranteed. Reconditioned
(416) 287-5072. (TF)
432-1863. (012594)
F TRANSMISSION
TECHNICIAN
Required for busy GM dealership. Must be
fully experienced on GM auto.
transmission.
Apply to.- File #6144, OshawaAVhitby
This Week
P.O. Box 481 Oshawa L1 H 71_5
Day Care Day Care 165 Day Care
135 Skilled Help 160 wanted 65 Available Available
HAIR". ass Sac- De Yo..r Ow- WHITES 401 FINCH a•ea AJAX SO:.! ` a :ab e
boss. cna• for rent. wcatec m DAYCARE •w�uec ,c .-y :.erne --ether of 'wo will give TLC to reasonable daycare in my
Centra, Alas Contact Susie. ,o ioo,k afte• 8 momh did and 4 children of an ages. Full/part home. 15 years experience.
428-3944 1'2694) year old. Full time days, time. Before or after school. men floor playroom. krncnes
C PROGRAMMER -squired - FW- Dreier own car. Cal Large fenced backyard, and snacks provided. Any age
lunches. snacks provided. welcome. References and
,ionic• preferabry w••- SOL bca- 686-7201. (0''694'+ References available. Please receipts given. 683-9319,
ton pKxenng. Ca;' Mark. 427 Call 420-0940 '012194;
4428. (C' ' B9A1
N Medical �
Day Care
165 Available 210 Flea Market
Articles
220 For sale
Articla
220 For sate
PICKERING - Westshorr8alry,
SUPER single waterbed, dark
SOLID oak off iee furniture, 50x
1ItlY2 Lumina ATV, 20.000 kms.,
July badsd• $16,900. Carpst
relliabb daycare in Cay IKiii ,
brown, $125. and girls white
hutch. $75. 686-1417.
off original price. 905-500-3581
leaning machine, $2000. Large
fenced yard. lunches, snacks
desk with
(011694)
atter 6 p.m. (012094)
freezer, $100. Dehumidifier,
and TLC. Receipts given. CAN
837-2389 (010994)
-
Articles
CARPET - 1 have several 1000
$100. Brand new Concord
$400. Call 668-
yards of new Stainmasler and
mountain pike.
PICKERING -daycare avialabk
220 For Sale
100% nylon carpet. I'll carpet
6620. (011894)
in my home. Brod04wy 0-2. Cal
Susan at 686-7541 for more
our living room and hall for $360.
BEAUTIFUL as new, lady's full
information. (TF)
AJAX Pickering Appliances - no
Price includes carpet. pad and
•30
length fur coat, shadow fox and
9
reasonable fifer refused, tiny
installation. yards•. Steve,
coyote. Dory $1400. Cao Elope.
AJAX - loving mother of 3 Will
guaranteed. Reconditioned
(416) 287-5072. (TF)
432-1863. (012594)
care for your children, two years
appliances. Come make us a
JUDY'S Bridal Rental, aflor-
--
(plus) in my home. First aid, hot
deal. 427 6784. 467 Westney
dable wedding gowns to buy or
Articles
lunches. CPR, lots of toys. 427.
Rd. S. Ajax. (TF)
rent. Large selection. For
230 Wanted
1458. (011694)
ANTIQUES - grain scale, cedar
appointment, cal Judy. (905)
chest, wash stand, night table,
5794782, (012094)
WANTED - Leaf and Blue Jay
LOVING daycare available,
oak cupboard, dress and vanity
- -- _---
KITCHEN cupboards - a coal
Tickets at face value. Call Bruce
eNorth near Lester B.
both w/mirror and more. Jeff.
piste set. Sink. taps, buill in gas
at 5791400- ext. 207 (TF)
Pearson. Hol nutritious lunches
pprovided.. ed. 428.0707. (012394)
428-2514 (011694)
---- -- - - --
oven, stove, microwave,
WANTED- phones horn the Ad -
MOVING Safe - dining room set
rangehood. Excellent condition.
vantage phone system. model s
DAYCARE available. my home,
plus many other items. Call
Call 576-7425 anytime.
CK 111. Please call 579-4400
Brock%Major Oaks. 428-9325.
(905) 509-2975. (012194)
(011894)
ask for Lil. (TF)
(011694)
PIANOSIGRANDFATHER
SNOWBLOWER - John Deere,
PICKERING Amber lea,
CLOCKS - Extended Christmas
new, never used, 24• b
260ade, Arts fit Crafts
teachar.'mom would provide
specials on all inventory until
$1200 including all taxes. 427 -
quality daycare for your child,
Jan 3t. Pianos, gran . own.
apt size, uprght, grand, digital.
6110. (012194)
GORGEOUS Doll houses,
full time or port time. Please cog
keyboards. CLOCKS - (free
FOUR 1990 Nissan 35 ZX 16•
ries.
azure furniture and accessories.
420-0081. (011694)
delivery and set up). Telep
rims, grey. $550. Can
Too cute for words. (905) 831 -
AJAX - mother of two. ECE
Piano Works. 4331491. (TF)
Ron.factory
Ron, 436-7727. (012094)
1536 after 5 p.m. (0 12194)
'raming, quality daycare. day
outings, hot lunches. Referen-
OAK/PINE FURNITURE - Why
INGLIS apartment sized washer
and dryer with stand, only 6
^^
LXO Lost & Found
ces available. lots of TLC Call
pay eta prices One o1
Ontario's oldest and largest
months old. $800. Assorted
VVV
anytime. leave message, 686
r g
manufacturers is now selling
mens tools. $50 o.b.o. Camera,
FOUND - cat, found in
'app. (0 11694)
direct to the public. Eg. 5' oak
35 mm Nikon. $200. Bed
Mullen darea, Ajar area. Ajax. Please cal
Table with crw ext. and 4
chesterfield, good condition,
831-0645 or 420-1567. (011994)
205 Firewood
Windsor chairs. $799 - 8 oak
double pedestal GW ext. and 6
$200. 576-4367 after 6 p.m.
(012094)
area.
LOST - Rdchiold contains
dark red bill told contains
chairs. $1429 Cannonball beds.
FOR Sale - like new Norwegian
.
replaceable snap shots.
$299 Over 20 stain choices - an
Red Fox, full length coat, size 12
Reward. 427.9288. (011994)
sold, no veneers - Traditional
tall. $1500 o.b.o. Call 434-5937.
Woodworking, 905-985-8774.
(012094)
REWARD -Last, t0 month old
pallets. delivery available. Can
F
(T )
female greyrblack/whoe husky
eveningson 430-9013. (TFN
y )
DRYER, Whirlpool apartment
missing since Jan. 5/94. last
FIREWOOD - rrxxed seasoned
23.000 books. new and used.
rate $2 each. Buy, sell, trade.
size. excellent condition. gold.
$175 o.b.o. 509-1950 leave
seen with collie. WllsavOlive
area Greatly messed. 576-3474.
^.a dwood. a'x8'x16 (lace cord),
and pets wanted. Large
message. (011694)
message.Bodes
012194)
S'30 delivered and stacked.
Asik for Seniors Discount. Call
114 Dundas St. E.
gllhfthy.
GOING out at bus mess sale -
FOUND � Whites Rd/401, all
431 7777e
WMtby. (Ot189A)
(0
store,
white short haired female cat,
MOVING sale - nine piece oak
Ray Miner Owner'Operator. 280
approx. 1 - 1 1,2 years old. Blue
dining room suite. excellent
Eglington Ave. W. Toronto,
eyes 420-2332 (012194)
FIREWOOD - excenem quality
condition. asking $3500 ($5500
EvOrithing Must GOI Open 7
hardwood. seasoned. very dry.
neve) Also solid oak server, as-
days weekly. Last day open Jan.
LOST - black and white
spirt, honest measuremtert. Fire
king $700. Oriental looking tea
28. Radios. televisions,
declawed neutered male cat.
_D with cozy heat GREE
cart. asking $225. Carl 985-
microwaves. an hardware store
Missing since Deoerrlber 21/93.
DELIVERY. Call 1-905-753-
4570. (072194!
iUP, .416-4W95555. (011694)
Church/Oslaney area. Ajax.
2246. (TF)
YAMAHA pro(essnal upright
w
wanted with home
Answers to 'Jake". Call 428-
�� (Ot 1694)
BROOKLIN FIREWOOD -
p,aro. excellent condition,
improvement and houseware
nardwooa. soh wood. xinoling.
$3000. Beautiful oak dining
goods Please Call 436-0477.
REWARD lost, gold necklance
Bush and face cords, racks.
room suss, $1800 o.b.o. Two
Good location. (012594)
with several gold charas. much
bags. Delivery available and
beige swivel rockers Ike new,
FRIDGE and stove, full size,
sentimental value attach_ed-
pick up on weekends. 905-655-
i375 pan. Pins dresser/hutch.
Sears. $350 for this pair. cal
Livervick*82 and Westney Rd.
8797. (010794)
S30C 571-0525. (012194)
434-8615. (012394)
Ajax area. Jan. 11 683-0726.
150 osp Dental � J JANUARY IS
ca�o�EscouHta�
CE'i71FIE0 DDr.A,
ASSISTANTRECEFnONST
-eqx ec for a `j One
:Os10dn at a busy c6m r I
I
please Cil came at
430-1776
DENTAL
ASSISTANT
Required
Experienced Only
for Pickering office
Day Care
160 Wanted
OM
LOVING reliable nanny required
id care for two cnadrer, Woo.-
Fri. 730-4:30 p.m, in our Whrtby
home. 430-1323. (C11894)
UVE-OUT Nanny. Whitby.
professional couple requires
reliable, tun laving nanny tot our
two children. ages 3 and 4. 3 or
4 days per week. Flexibility.
trainsportabon, references. 666-
2842.(W2094)
AJAX - mature responsible
babysater required for pan tine
evenings. Monday -Friday. 330-
7-30 p.m. Phone 427.8234 to
more information. (0 11694)
AJAX - loving daycare required
in my home. ChurcWHwy 82 for
my two clulden. Mon -Fri, non
smoker, references. Car an
9&W. 6191834. (011694)
EMPLOYERS - are you
searaching for a nanny.
housekeeper or conpanion9 Let
Maher and Child Employment
Agency help you. PHone 432-
7073 or page tog free (416) 559-
9395. (011894)
599395.(011894)
PICKERING - Whles/Finch, full
time daycare required in my
here for two school age and 1
pre-schooler. References
required. 420-8272 after 6 p.m.
(011694)
RECHERCHE gardienne Fran-
cophone pour s'occuper de mles
2 enfants (2 ans of 6 moi$), 4
)yirs par semaine. Chez moi de
preference. Non lumeur.
References pendant la pumlee.
Tel, 427-2219 aiders 7 p.m. 428-
0066.(011994)
CAREGIVER required in my
home 10 look after a two year old
and 6 month old. 4 days a week
References a must Non
smoker Days. call 427-2219 or
after 7 p m. 426-0066 (011994)
HEALTH Care Aide. available
24 hoi rs. reasonable rates.
Elderly or children. Call 428-
0400 (01 1694)
7.9:30
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lit, Dor Bee kela 7-9
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=r. Oshawa _e(por - 7-•'
CALL 57S-7719 - AFTER 6 P.1L
LORIE DARBANI
UPPORTIVE COUNSELLOR
stress management
individual and family
counselling
grief counselling
anger management
Consultation is freel
sliding fee scale
420-2830
MED+CARE Partnership
340 King SL w
Oshawa, Ont.
L1J 2J9
(905) 433-1494
A
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Pickering and surrounding area
Special Rates to Airport • Marcel Deliveries
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The actual number of undiagnosed cases of the disease is unknown.
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More information is available at your Local Alzheimer Society
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686-1694
420-6990
4011, Exit Brock Rd. N. East on Hwy. 12
3rd. St South 1950 Notion Pickering
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34 Old Kingston Rd. something for everyone. Kingston Rd.
�� 9 ry At Church 686-3666
Handle your 1993 �.�
1 a eArts raftsKng Gourt
g
Battle armed with all the facts.
There are numerous options FiI1Q A+ I'iS�rus
available. ALE •
To rind out what is best for you, S
call Crafts enthusiasts and hobbyists should know that times - taking up residence on Notion Rd. for six Oil Paintings & Frames
RENIS ARDAGH C.F.P. the Village Arts & Crafts, a non-profit organization years, then on Mill St. for one year, before moving $X10 $19.95
- which has been serving the community since 1971, back to its original location on Sherwood. 16x20 $39.95
multimutuol has found itself in the unusual position of having The organization is very ably run by a competent 24X36 $59.95
NetworkFinancial services some spaces available in its art classes which start group of volunteers. 428-9454
6-7742LW� rty,the week oflan. 24. General manag
83er Rose Arscott has been with
a 109 Old Kin m Rd Folk art, country crafts, quilting, decoupage, basic Village Arts & Crafts for 12 years. Besides hiring 109 Old Kingston Rd.
sewing, art, knitting, ceramics, basketry and stamp the teachers, she is the contact for the Town of
works are among the classes available. Ajax, organizes three shows a year and is ITH�
To advertise 1 'J' Each runs for two hours responsible for the advertising. Assisting her is 1 ,
on Mon., Tues. or Wed., Florence Lusted, who has been with the community
in this spot >` for a period of 10 weeks, group from its beginning.
and cost just $48 plus President of the executive committee, which meets
Ca" supplies. every second Tuesday, is Susan Ferguson. The lowest prices On Quality
The primary focus of Local craftspeople have. for many years now. Clothingfor Women & Children
Village Arts & Crafts is to been taking part in the shows run by Village Art, &
Chris AN teach people a wide Crafts. The next one is scheduled for Starch 19. 25%off for detailssee stiore
assortment of crafts. The Whether you are interested in being part of the
���-5110 group meets in the Village show, or in joining one of the classes starting later 427_9972 Tues -Fr,
1ft-may:-. Community Centre on in January, you are invited to call for more 9�aam.-6 at
Sherwood Rd. W.. the information. 4001aKingston RC. 9.30Am-600v.m
1)t"RH4N1 ORTHOPF.DI(' Cl.1%1C same building in Not only will you learn a new. creative skill at the
VE IN which it was craft classes, you'll also create some interesting Gardea
f, I WE BELIE started 23 years friendships.
If A _J -
PHl'SIOTHFRAPYCENYER QLD-FASHI°NED ago. It has, To learn more about one of the classes, call 6R3-D
`T'l"UDd P�-OduCtS
Physbtherapy Specializing in Acute�Chronic however, changed 9465 or 683-5816. Before purchasing an), solid
Joint & Muscle Pam & Sports Injuries VALUES :addresses a few - Beverly McFarlane rrood furniture. ler us quote
MEMBER OF PATH.
Insurance Clauns Accepted O ► le a price. Youise may' be
(Auto & Extended Health)
UC pleasanth, surprised
f Glass
Anna Pa eo ou B.Sc., P.T. rowia l �, : t ':•,crt,ec
Pag 5 oa wl•+�• as
Physiotherapist M.C.P.A. C • I I ,n c•a men `,t ,u un��c
428-7800 c The month of What he means is, they I :tr n•ItntT�rnt ut t
90 Old Kingston Road1••t n '" ecember isn't will acquire the Built to suit your needs
ASSESS - TREAT -* veryone's idea of knowledge and 427_3142
EDUCATEhe best time to techniques to enable
H*xw4M pen a new them to complete a lamp
T119
S business. But that's exactly what Kevin Nosworth, jewelry box - anything jDRAPERY_ SALE
owner of A Touch of Glass, did. they choose. He stresses 'T
The stained glass hobbyist shop opened its doors that once a student take. Ride of Paris
at Church St. and Hwy. 2 in Pickering Village, on this course, they simply need practice to improve FAMCS
Dec. 11. And Kevin says the response has their skill. r► •Dr+vu ��
surpassed his expectations. Unlike some stained glass instructors, Kevin • 25%
Within days of opening, he received custom doesn't believe in offering a beginner, then an .y,M,s
orders, which have kept him so busy he has not intermediate then an advanced course. +9 o
open Mom. -Sat. Ioochll-2 Dimers -lo completed all the items he wanted for his store "These are well -thought-out classes," he says of `� � �,-
closedSunday window. That's not to say he's complaining, his 10 -week program. "There's a good selection,
though. and the price is competitive." 88 Old Kingston Rd_428-0937
Stained glass accessories can provide just the The 1,400 -sq. -ft. site has lots of room for students, , _ •
15 Church St. South touch you need to complete a particular decor - on as well as for the retail clients and for custom
lamps, bookends, jewelry boxes.... really, whatever work. A A TOUCH OF
takes your fancy. The businessman's long-term goal is to have
Of course, you might just want a custom enough work to be able to hire three or four people
GLASS
O
NE -THIRTY COURT suncatcher to hang in your window - reflecting a who can collaborate on larger jobs. He hopes • '
REGISTRATION
favorite flower, or something more personal, such churches will comprise a large segment of his JAIN. 19. • •
°t"as a four -legged member of the family. clients, he says.ce•wr y g Pec drop into the Custom Work
Alternatively, your ultimate choice might be to If you are looking for a special item,.
CjgtrC� 4( have a beautiful window panel depicting an outdoor store, which is open Tues., Thurs. and Fri. from 10 Hobbyist
scene. Not only do window panels beautify your a.m. to 6 p.m., Wed. from 10 am. to 9:30 p.m., Sat. w
lv/m" 0im, home, they provide the privacy, •you want, without from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sun 10 a m. to 3 p.m. If Headquarters
Cr".ii : I t!you,
simply like to find out more about the stained
• taking away natural light y P y 683-1209
3 A Touch of Glass also offers 10 -week courses, glass artistry class, call Kevin at 683-1209.
starting Jan. 19. Kevin says "Students get - Beverly McFarlane 601 Kingston Rd.
427-2130 •
68 Old Kin 0 W. everything in this course." at Church
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QQ INTRODUCING DOLLHOUSE p
Specials for birthday & rehearsal 686-1381 • _ 427-71 GL• KITS & MINIATURES 683-9465 `
parties! 72 old KlnGston Rd. at unfort 56 683-821513 000 sc souat
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STARTING JAN. 31
Professional classes
Instruction, beginners, novice
puppy classes, human praise
and reward method. Friendly
training methods, enjoyed by
both owner and dog. Small
classes. For more information
call Denise Ferguson
420-6428
MINIATURE schnauzer
purebred, first shots. tail dock(
dew claws removed. Tv
females, six males, parer
Present. $250 can 434-505
(011894)
FOR leaselpan board, kind. (
perienced rider wanted 1
qua:ity pleasure horse. Call 65
4030. (012194)
PRIVATE stable seeks board,
excellent care. beautit
hacking. Brooklin area. Cal 65
4030.(012194)
SHIN Tzu Pups. CKC approve
first needles, vet checke
tattooed. 4 female. one mal
$500 Car 4348084 (012094'
300 Automobile!
For Sall
V
CANADIAN TIRE
Ajax
Safety
Inspections
$49.95
Car & Light Trucks
Ajax
100 6a Royfl Brougham
OldamoEwe Luxury Swan, ex.
cement condition, 4 door, grey,
loaded, asking $10,500- can
like. 427.2341. (012004)
19W wale Cord Tempo G.. ex -
colli condttor, loaded. great
family car. $4750 certified.
$4500 as is firm. Cal 432-9140
(01,894
1907 Docge Caravan, auto.
power steering. power brakes.
am•T stereo. bra. absolutely
mr. 54.000 original kilometers.
66800 certified Telephone „r,
a Sue, 4349119 (012194
ttla7 cony- automatic, amvtm
radio. sunroof, new pant, as is,
$1200 1961 Cordova, as is.
$50C 1979 Mercedes 280 E. ful-
ly loaded, appraised at $10.500.
salkng at $6000. Cal 579-4007.
ro1189A
'1911117 Toyota Corolla SRS. 5
speed, air. amMm cassette.
sunroof. excellent ocn!drlpn. low
"Weal". ignition security bilks
26540C. 666-6534 (0120941
18" Olds Cutlass 3 seater
sta•,orwagon. 6 cylinder,
loaded. $4595 1985 Cadillac
Sedan DeVdie. baled. 65495.
1967 HyunOai Excel. 5
lospeed.
w kms.. $2495. 1966 Remus.
auto. 1.7L, clean, loaded.
$2495. 1985 Lazar Turbo, 5
speed. $2895. 1988 Escort. auto
stationwagon. $2895. An cars
0WIlled. Brock Auto Repair anc
Sales. Pickering Corner of
Brock Rd. and Taunton Rd. 427-
6110. (012194)
ISGS Nissan Mcra, must SM.
Moving country. Great condition.
$1000 censied. Call (905) 728.
1420- (012194)
19e4 Cekca4 auto. as is. $500
ob.o. Can 66s 6365 (012094)
1970 Camaro, 226.000 kms.,
power seerirs F, brakes.
nags, V8, $900 ob.o. Cal 571-
3299 atter 6 p.m. (011 994)
DATSUN 8210, as is or for
parts. Great tittle car. Some
body work headed. moor efeetri-
Cal problem. New tires. exhaust
system. Wake pads. aihernatw.
$1100 Ob -o. Call AI a 885,0716.
(TF)
LEASE to own vehicles, 1984
1985, $345 down, no nterest. no
credit decks. 6867428 or 686
3775. (TFI
305 Automobiles
Wanted
TOP price for good used cars or
trucks. Free scrap pick -Lip. un-
derground towing. Call 24 his.
Mr. Big, 905.683.7375. (TF)
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CANADIAN
PROPERTIES
LIMITED
BLUEWATER PARK
WHITBY APARTMENTS
1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in
immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3
appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, tennis
courts. exercise room, laundry facilities and covered
parking.
101 Kathleen St. W.
Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5
571-3522
AJAX
55 FALBY COURT
2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air
conditioning, broadloom. 2 appliances, laundry
facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground
parking Included.
Cal l
683-6021
Mon. Fri. 9-5 Sat. -Sun 12-5
N/E Oshawa - 5 Points Mall AVAILABLE immediately in
$77 1 pamall
COURTICE - two bedroom
PICKERING - 4 bedroom ex -
area. clean, bachelor apartment Oshawa - 639 Cuben St., two
house main floor, separate
ecutive in Foxhollow, two
includes fridge, stove. and bedroom, $675 monthly, one
parking. A must to
entrance, large fenced lot with
ensuites, ceramics, large yard,
see. Avail. bedroom, $575 monthly, first/
storage shed, $800 monthly in.
available immediately. $1500
able immediately or Feb 1. last required. CLose to bus,
cluding utilities. First/last,
per month. Whole house. 420-
$450 monthly . 1/3 utilities. Call shopping. No pets. Call 430-
references, available
2081. (012694)
Doug. 430-6954. (011 s94) 0134. (TF)
immediately. 432-1 183.
TWO storey, two bedroom 6
LARGE one bedroom basement AJAX - large bright one
(012094)
Year old, N.E. Oshawa, paved
apartment, fireplace, laundry, bedroom basement, separate
NE Oshawa - three bedroom
driveway, privacy fenced yard,
appliances, first/last. Wilson/ entrance, air con., newly
bungalow, close to school,
5875 per month plus utilities.
Olive, available immediately, refinished, $650 inclusive. Non
shopping, buses, garage, in-
Available Feb. 1. Call evenings,
728.5241. (C) 11894) amoker,428-1639. (011994)
dudes an appliances. $925 in-
(905) 7256686*(012094)
OSHAWA -cozy three bedroom ONE bedroom apartment,
cluding all utilities. First/last.
AJAX . clean three bedroom
bungalow, Ritson near 401, utilities included, non smoker
404-1877- (0/2194)
main floor of bungalow, 4
Knob Hit area, $750 + utilities. preferred, first/last required.
NO down payment? Good
appliances, lots of parking,
no appliances, first last. Avail- Mary/Hillcroft area, $500 per
credo? Good job? You can buy
laundry facilities, yard. Near
able March 1. Call 728-1447. month, 432-0966 (012094)
for the price of rent, while prices
Harwood Mall, $800 + 50%
(012194)
AJAX - Bayly/Harwood. Two
and rates are down. Call Doug
utilities. Available immediately,
RENT REBATE F O R
LIVERPOO- large bedroom basement apartment,
recently redoonene two
wo bedroom large
or Brent. Community Financial.
�_� (TF)
QUALIFIED TENANTS. Call
living/dining. 4 pea. bath,
basement apartment with separate entrance, appliances,
EAST Oshawa - three bedroom
(416) 698-8735. (011294)
laundry, a/c., own yard. $750 references, firstAast. Available
bungalow, prefer working family,
PICKERING - Sandy Beach/
inclusive. Firstllast. 420-5696. Feb. 1. $775 monthly inclusive,
no pets. tirst/last required. $775
Bayly, 3 bedrooms, main floor
(012194) 416-263-1927 after 5 p.m. 724.
monthly plus utilities. Cal after 6
bungalow, $900 plus 2/3
THREE bedroom apartment. 0890. (011694)
p.m. 576-5493. (012094)
utilities. Available immediately.
available immediately, large. AJAX -large modern two
PICKERING - three bedroom
Cal Ann, 831-7940. (011194)
two walkouts, trashy decorated, bedroom basement, separate
detached home. West Shore
WHITBY - co ry three bedroom
two appliances. fenced garden, enhance, yard, laundry, 4 new
$800 plus utilities, Whitby. 430-
area, air con., no pets. $1000
bungalow in mature area, one
bath, 4
3801. (012094) appliances, air con.. Wesinep
Per month plus utilities. Avail-
appliances, rec room, full
Hwy e2. Non smoker, 427.1536,
able immediately. 831.4164
deck. great backyard, walk to
OSHAWA large bright one $775 inclusive. (0 11994)
evenings 683-5859. (011694)
plaza, schools and bus. Avail -
bedroom basement aPartment, NORTH Oshawa - large one
^IarmonyrOlive. Fireplace, 4
OSHAWA - beautiful 4 bedroom
able Feb. 1. $900 plus. 666-
3794. (012794)
bedroom, sem raised basement
appliances. central air, parking. apartment, like new appliances,
house, no basement, friendly
neighbourhood. fenced
COURTICE - two year cid three
Available Feb 1, $550 all laundry facilities. two car
backyard. large deck, parking
bedroom raised bungalow, 1 1/2
nclusive. Call 420.2653, parking. private entrance. $550
012094)
for 3. 5 appliances. Nicely
d haled h
baths, garage. full basement
finished 1
Ashley Manor
For Seniors
40 KITNEY DRIVE, AJAX
• 1 bedroom apartment
• Newty decorated
• Fully broadlocinned
• Conveniently located to shopping,
transit, amenities
• Resident's recreation dub
$543.00 per month
Outdoor parking
$10.00 per month
January Occupancy
683-9274
parking shared laundry, $575
-so
able
aO es• l *ng. _ ir��
$75C per month Central air.
WHITBY - triplex, 3 bedroom
all inclusive. No pets. Call 579-
,869. (011894)
600 gas eat, 5 p ua
2'3. 571-5280. (011841)
y . app antes,
$1000 monthly plus utilities. lm -
apartment- lots of storage
9
ALBY COURT
apartment. large fenced yard.
share laundry laglities, close to
OSHAWA available
PICKERING o main floor. 3
bedroom home. air
mediate possession. Can 725-
1750 (012194)
meat apartment, private
Oshawa - available
amenities. NO pets. 5750
inclusive
ir"r"e0�ateiy, one bedroom
basement apartment, storage.
�plances,
�n • Parking, walk to GO. $825
SPACIOUS three bedroom
FirstliSil required Available
om apartments In faintly
building.
Available
immediate) First/last r
y squired.
central air. Cable and utilities
maiMy, share utdrtes Avail
able Feb. 1.839-2301. (012094)
country bungalow, 25 minutes
from Oshawa in Newcastle,
NORTH Oshawa - large two
r conditioning,
g. broadloom.
References. Cal 430-9448 or
included Separate entrance,
sh n bus. $625 month)
gyp' g• y
gas
furnace.
365 Mary St. N Cal 705137-
es, laundry facilities and
F
839 5900. (012094)
non smoker, firstnast, $500
WHITBY two storey three
6800 ' utilities, Call
416425-3439
TWO bedroom nce clean apart-
d parkin Included.
BACHELOR apartment, one
monthly. 404-8335. (012094)
bedroom home. fridge, stove
rvth on large la. $950
or 416-330.0694,
(072094)g
centand
Oshaeaa. Growlose
2 bedroom basement
bedroom basement ayartle nit.
aiE �rddrrr,t �-
garage,
420 A�O Townhouses
amenities. Bus route. avadable
newly rnovatetl.
ment available Feb. 1. Liverpool
monthly plus utilities. Available
PICKERING at Brock, large 4
845 weekdays
very clean,
sundry. parking, cable, close to
Finch area, separate entrance,
laundry, hydro included. 5500
immediately. Call (416) 208-
7446 or (905) 4355247.
bedroom upstairs and main
floor, private entrance, laundry.
apartment, new k :then,
separate entrance. parking,
amenities Nor smoker. $475
permonth inckisiveCall 905-
Per month. Call after 6 p m. 420-
(012094)
double garage. a/c. available
a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
404-8381. (012094)
�7 (012194)
AJAX man floor of semi 3
Feb. 1- $1300 . utilities.
Kitchen. 4 PC*. bath. laundry. air.
OSHAWA
WHITBY - two bedroom bass
bedrooms, living, dining, 2-4
Contac, 666093,. (0„994,
ILUJI
- two bedroom lower
W house. all Utilities and
men, apartment, private
PO*- bath, Harwood;Bayly with
WHITBY - four bedroom bun.
8421 td 8 p.m. TF
( )
Cable included, krchenOtte.
entrance. 4 pos. bash. laundry
f kit
Parking $875 plus 60% utilities-gakgw
Available anmedatey Can 294.
available March 1. Large
Ashley Manor
For Seniors
40 KITNEY DRIVE, AJAX
• 1 bedroom apartment
• Newty decorated
• Fully broadlocinned
• Conveniently located to shopping,
transit, amenities
• Resident's recreation dub
$543.00 per month
Outdoor parking
$10.00 per month
January Occupancy
683-9274
parking shared laundry, $575
-so
able
aO es• l *ng. _ ir��
$75C per month Central air.
living room and kitchen.
0760. (011894) detached $925
1. Firsvlast- Available
'eb t. Cal 509 7930 (Cit 1894)
1200 sq.ft newly renovated,
garage.
WHITBY - 3 bedroom bungalow inctusive. FirsUlast. Call Gera,
apartment- lots of storage
9
available Feb. 1 Carl 721-2597.
with garage, paraiy, finished 6661085. (011894)
WHITBY one bedroom base-
;01,89x;
basement. 1-3 Poe. and 1-2 pop. WHITBY Tnickson Rd.
WHITBY
meat apartment, private
Oshawa - available
bath. 5900 per month, close to Clean three bedroom. double
and apnan-
entrance, utistes PMarch
ces included. $550 monthly.
1 - large clean two
schools, available Feb, 15. Also garb, h. �, to, no
lard patio.
Iwo bedroom
FirstliSil required Available
broom basement aParr*ent.
rrddge. stove, laundry on
aparimgant, stove,
fide pets. References. Available
g parking included_ $600 March
Feb. 1 Cal 4343338. (011894)
oremses. Separate entrance,
1. $1000 .. Call 432 -
per month Call 668-2248 2477 (011894)
NORTH Oshawa - large two
parking, close to schools.
(011894)
bedroom apartment avadabe at
sh n bus. $625 month)
gyp' g• y
PICKERING three bedroom
OLDER two bedroom bungalow
365 Mary St. N Cal 705137-
plus hydro. Firstlast, no pets,
townhouse. close to Go. Town
to. O. Tow.
in nice Oshawa area. CLose to
2924 evenings. (072194)
723-0619. leave message.
Centre, riotelose
as neoass,t,es $650 monthly .
TWO bedroom nce clean apart-
(0116941
available Feb 1. $950 . unlsies
utilities. First,lasI Available 686-2389. (012094)
menta for rent. $650 monrtly,
PICKERING WhaesHwyal 1
immediately. 576.4291
centand
Oshaeaa. Growlose
2 bedroom basement
Townhouses-
and location. Close to au
to
apartment. own path. laundry
420 A�O Townhouses
amenities. Bus route. avadable
available Shared entrance.
1 `f
For Rent Fcr Ren)
mmedwtely. Ran or Cindy. 432
7132 (020794)
single person proferred. Avail
Shared
no* $450 WIC Iva. 420 -
AJAX - clean ht new two
b^9
HARMONY Hme s2 - tree
OSHAWA - two bedroom
3448. (01 -- )
bedroom basement, 4
bedroom basemen: mom floor
apartment- lots of storage
9
AVAILABLE irnrnediatel - two
Y
aPP&ances. 4 pce bath. pnvale
bungalow, immaculate home,
space. !ridge, stove. hydro
be0room apar,ment. $596.89
entrance. parking, Pool. $725
quiet area, large lot, close to al
included. Laundry facilities
hydro qua Call 666-5535.
nckn,w. irnrrediale. 6834994
ame^ries, available Feb 1.
available. $600 monthly, first
(o 11 a94)
(days) or 427-4143 (ane. 9)
crtstllait. $800 . 50% ubide4.
last. AvadabeFeb. 1.434-6311
AJAX - act Marwood, available
las Caw
Cal al 7235527 1012094,
(012894;
bedroom, 4 Poe. bath, sitting
Management, 924-f 100.
(at 94)
45811
x587 for appointmarit (012194)
i m m e d a t e l y. Bachelor
PICKERING - Westshpe Blvd.
AJAX - bright spacious one
OSHAWA - two -2 bedroom
apartment. $495 inclusive.
Large one bedroom basement
bedroom basement apartrnsnt,
apartments avzvlabie Feb. 1.
Owner occupied Cal 286-6732
apartment, prefer mature
separate entrance, central
$550 and $650 Fridge. stove.
(01 18W)
fartiay, separate entrance. no
location, all appliances. Call
paAung, utilities all included. To
AJAX South - furnished, clean
Dots. non smoker. parking, 837-
686-8921 after 7 p.m. (TF)
see, call for appointment. 1-905-
orebedroom basemen i
2309. 10 11994)
Shared
472-5434, Barbara. (0'2194)
g dose to Wldp d
PICKERING Vdlage Ailax - TWO
HWY 1112,'Whites. Large two
OSHAWA - one bedroom
apartment, new k :then,
separate entrance. parking,
poolroom apartment. aux couple,
broom' basement apartment.
t=5�70 stow, pnvaas
snare laundry, non smoker,
separate entrance. Close b am
wing d ring rooms. targe
antra^Ce, per month,
$600 inclusive. FirsVfast, avad-
aftenities. availapls now. $600
Kitchen. 4 PC*. bath. laundry. air.
inclusive. Quiet, good location,
able Feb 1. 427.7596 (011894)
plus utilities. For more
separate entrance. parking.
References, firsulast. $800
parking, laundry facilities, no
LARGE, bright. two level, two
information, cart 683-5399.
Zeta. 723-1292. (071894)
8421 td 8 p.m. TF
( )
(Oil 1694)
utdaiea. 420-4584. (012094)
Rent
bedroom basement apartment
MONARCH MEWS
TOWNHOMES
AJAX
• 2. 3 & 4 bedroom townhouses in a
family community with playgrounds
• Ball court
• Careen Space
• Newly decorated
• Fridge and stove
• 1 1/2 bath
• Single car garage and basement
$816, $850 & 9361month
plus hydro
683-9269
GREAT aPiartrrrsrit in attract"
ra
- bright two
WHITBY - one bedroom
apartment. $550 monthly. two
near Oshawa Centre, available
Feb, 1. 75695 monthly, utilities
SCARBOROUGH - large 3
W :by building available Mardi
1. Two bedroom upper unit,
bedroom with balcony
y in small
quiet building with laundry
bedroom apartment, $625
monthly. Fast and last required.
and laundry facilities included,
666-9463 evenings. (011893)
bedroom townhouse. 1 t/2
baths• basement, garage, avail-
Rooms To
430
$750 . hydro. Nice
facitit,es. $678 per month in-
phi days 725,8911 or even-
able Feb, 1. Call Vera, 283-9820
Rent
ire hbourh000, close to all
ig close
cludes parking and uldit,es.
,rigs 668-4016. (020894)
PICKERING . main floor, one
or K.C. McCaannoinll Property
las Caw
Firsvlast, references. Can Tom
LARGE
bedroom, 4 Poe. bath, sitting
Management, 924-f 100.
(at 94)
45811
x587 for appointmarit (012194)
a Edith. 430-tb39 for appoint.
new furnished
room, separate entrance, $550
(012594)
PICKERING - furnished room on
FREE month - Oshawa, im-
MOM 10 view. Building address:
25 Mill St. (Slmco6/401).
badlebrs. Iwo locations, WHtt-
by and Pickering Vttage. Own
inclusive. First/last- 420-4252.
(012094)
INC( Whites/401. int*
Lake Ontario. very quiet. sc..
cable, S70 weekly. Call 509-
macuate two bedroom apart.
in
(020394)
entry in 6 plies. garden view.
-
AJAX • very attractive 3
malcul
rrlaCUlate 4 bedroom townhouse
on desirable Eyer Dr. Under-
Under
2127. (0„994)
.Hill, 3 unit building. clean,
quiet and secure. Laundry,
AJAX - Oxford Towers, quiet
Parking, laundry. no pets. $550
and 5850 �usnie. 905,509
bedroom main Ibor, well main-
-
ground parking, $1095 +
Shared
$740
YYrr
g dose to Wldp d
2039 or 416264-1618. (012094)
tained and decorated, 5
a li antes,
unties. Available Jan. /5. 905•
450 Accomm.
• Np offing
i P� Must
a n d r o m
and Go. Two bedroom
pp storage shed,
g
640-6675. (TF)
te scent Phone
apartment. Jan 1, Feb , and
AVAILABLE immediately n
W�yaPammwmbuildin9
private fenced yard with in-
Rooms To
NOW
1lease leave message.
message,
March / Cal 683-9571 or 663
Spa-
ground pool, close to all
430
0„894)
8421 td 8 p.m. TF
( )
CiOo j carpeted• newly, painted
amenities, on a quiet street.
Rent
EXECUTIVE Home to phare,
apartment with balcony. Coss
$950 inclusive. Available Feb. 1.
Pickering. W140es Rd. N. Oulu
WHITBY - Regency Place
pKs(ERING - wanted mature
to bus and shopping. All utliias
Cal 427-7409. (011694)area,
OSHAWA-3unfumishedMorrs
parking, cable, private
1pariments - one and two
iadnoom ^ems atf��
non smoker for spacious one
bedroom apartment
included. Npets. One
o P
bedroom, NW• Two bedroom
AJAX - one bedroom basement
for rem in Cherrydown aro( $75
phone One, $400 per month. Cal
Bim' hone, 837-2DB2 or work
n senior oorrtoblr. Jan. and Feb.
i� *a
with
separate ridge, Stove.
ate entrance, fridge,
$700. Cal 430-0134. (TF)
apartment on Go bus route,
clean. bright. prrvaro entrance,
weekly, firsVlast, includes
laundry factitrsa, parking and al
6441611. (012194)
tkaltr . appiiatic", �
altias included. Call 4347397-
c/a., c/v., laundry, cable
PWACEiBNG - 401/Whiles Rd.
separate laundry and air don.,
utilities. Working male or
PICKERING -Whites Rd/401 ,
TF)
included between
South of 401 betwn
two
Large tbedroom basement
utilities included. Available
ate
Iod,-alable immadiattely,
new house, parking, private
RqugloilWhtes. $650 indusive.
apartment, new, full bath, 4
ihrarnediately. $525 par month.
Cad 576.0116- (012194)
bath, quiet, non smoker,
WAX - nice row one bedroom
$500 security deposit. Available
appliances, no smcdngrno pats,
non smoker preferred. Cal 427-
references, firsViast, $400
asernem apartmers, avai�abie
immediately. 509.3170.
$750 + utilliss. Firsvint. Also
5445. (012194)
PICKERING - Whites/Finch,
mm,wy, Call after 6 p.m. 837-
eb. 1. Parking, cable, laundry,
(011994)
one bedroom to share, $100.
large furnished room, private
1876. (011 SIM)
ydro included No pets, Sus
074. (012044)
WHITBY -two small bedrom
420.3628. (011894)
SLOOR/SIMCOE - large two
bedroom in 46 unit building,
9.
ensutte, quiet, non smoking,
cable, laundry. g
parkin and
PICKERING 401/whites Rd. S.
apartment, second floor,
WHITBY -three bedroom span-
storage, laundry, packing, wwel
swim pool, $450 monthly
$
New three bedroom, three
ISHAIYA - two bedroom apart-
suitable for working couple.
meet on main floor of house, 4
managed. Close to storeslbus,
inclusive. 839.3668. (012194)
bathroom home by conservation
tent in 5 unit building, laundry
$650 inclusive. Available
appliances, $900 + 1/2 utilities.
$725 inclusive. Go direct to 123
area. 4 appliances, parking,
nd parking. First/last required.
immediately. Call 509-9913 or
Call 668-4992 or 668.5026.
Blow St. W. or call collect 416
AJAX -one room avialable in a
share all factties. Non smoker,
560 per month. Calif 668-0974.
668-2002.(012094)
(011894)
2235419. (011894)
two bedroom basement
$375 monthly. 839.7540.
,11894)
AJAX - close to anemilies, one
PICKERING - bright one
OSHAWA - non smoker, one
alpartmant, Large furnished living
room and kitchen,
(011994)
ICKERING - Whites/Sh eppard,
bedroom basement apartrrate
bedroom basement aparUrtent,
bedroom basement aparfmtent,
separate
PICKERING - rruf wanted to
vo bedroom basement,
all appliances. separate
Pnce available
and
3rigpce. all
entrance laundry, cable, situ•
dents will me. Avalable Feb.
share upstairs
inovated, v dean, fridge/entrance,
$500 month)
appliances,I
stove, bath,ht
utile,
Call 420-2073. 012194)
(
Laundryparking, kitchen
ove,private entrance, parking.
inclusive. First/last. No pets.
immediately, 267-6720.
separate entrance, parking,
included. $350. monthly. Avail-
ferences, no pets. Quiet area.
Available mrtnedalely, 1-905-
WHITBY - available Feb. 1. One
available immediately, 571 •
RNCWBROCK - two separate
able Feb. I. Phone Pat, 837-
:hools, near transit. $700
770-9292. 011894
( )
bedroom basement apartment in
0408. (011494)
rooms, large furnished bedroom,
0367 or 839-3984. (011994 )
onthly inclusive. First/Iasi.
eadable Feb. 1. 905109-2637.
OSHAWA - One, two and three
triplex. separate entrances,
_
PICKERING • LiverpooUSayly,
share bath, $350. Unfurnished
extra large master bedroom,
AJAX by the lake -responsible
12094)
bedroom apartments available
at 900 6 888 Glen St. Umiries
parking, laundry facilities. IUSV
last. $595 monthly. 436-0253,
two bedroom basement
private full bath, $450. Adult
person to share 4 bedroom
home, own washroom, must like
mus li
CKERING - one bedroom nice
included. Fast'last required. Call
7284993.
AJAX - large luxury two
apartment, walk to Go, air con.,
t 2 utilities. Separate enhance.
home, first/last. Maxine, 686-
C744. (01,894 )
dogs. $375 + Call , 3
evenings.
San basement apartment, non
(012894)
-- - -.._ ____
bedroom basement apartment'
$725 per month. NO smoking.
_
PICKERING - Westshore, fur•
(0 11894)
-- -
pokers please. Separate
trance,
COLBORNEOnt.-twoblianc
separate entrance, cable.
Call 837-7814. (011694 )
nished room for rent, laundry,
WHITBY - female preferred, 3
bedroom executive home,
laundry, utilities
;luded, $550 per month. For
apartment, balcony, appliances,
Parkin lar la area, $543 +
9• Sep Y
marble fireplace' bus to Go
WHITBY - bedroom in
trldge,
parking, cable, separate
a
in
$32
cludes parking. $325 monthly or
Iormation, can 420-9281
utilities. Call 905-344.7317
4
station, 4 applanoes, parking,
non smoking/pets. March 1.
duplex, dgee
stove and
parking- $775 + utilities, Feb, 1.
entrance. facilities, working
adult, $400 monthly. 8394271.
rent two room, private bath.
11694)
(012794)
$750 inclusive. 427-4915.
Call 905-5092091. (01189x)
(011994)
5400 monthly Cali after 6, leave
message at 430.7523. (012194)
k5-5 c°'° Runt 580 Mortgages
AJAX - two bedroom -do by ESTABLISHED consignment
the lake. 5 appliances, fireplace. pore in Port Perry. 534,000 in.
non smoker/no pees. Available dudes inventory, fixtures and
April 1. $700 plus. (416) 932- computer system. Call 986.
1436. (012694) 0880.(012094)
AJAX - Westney and hwy s2- THIS amazing 1-g00 Number
two bedroom condo, 3 pce. advertised on TV and
master ensuite, laundry ensufte, nowspapersl No monthly tees
bright kitchen, $950 inclusive, weekly payouil $99 complete.
Evenings. 839-3972. ()11994) For more information, this is a
CONDOMINIUM for lease. toN free number 1-800-632.8030
Downtown Toronto. St Lawrence ext. 4950 or 4951. (011994)
Market area. Two bedrooms EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY and
plus solarium over low sq.n. product line being offered for
Available Jan. 31/94. commercial and residential by
References. $1200(monthly in- leading energy conservation
eludes utilities. 839-5086. (TF) any, $100,000 + per year.
Office b Retail Minimum investment required.
Contact Canadian Energy. 613-
46 space 965-1701. (012194)
FOR rent, 1150 sq.tt. a/c office ^�(+
Personals
space. Wesiney/401 in Ajax. In. Vh J
dustrial location, mins. from Go.
Great rate. Call Tony, 674-5555
ext 702. (TF)
INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL
unit complete with office and
warehouse space. Immediate
occupancy. Call 683-3622.
(011694)
PSYCHIC
Tarot cards and
Palm readings
1 visit will convinm you
Florida I'm
as
s :w erwa,My
490 vacation Rentals c,,, s6$-0499
LARGO :londa, two bedroom.
two bathroom mobile home in i-��
quirt park, pool, tennis courts. Sai�i1�� GLE?
clubhouse. 985-3338.(012094)
FLORIDA - Madeira Beach, F01r a Free Vldeo and
1500 sq.ft., luxury gulf front more WOrmadon
condo. 6 appliances, 2+1 on how TOGETHER
bedrooms, two baths, all can Change your
accessories, heated pool, life, Call
iacuui. screened sunporch, top
floor. weekly monthly. 723.6069. 1-8p0-667-0117
(0,3044)
says can the blind bad
THREE bedroom double mobile
the
the bli d? Does your minister
for rent in Largo. Fonda. Avail-
wow glasses? The hireling is
able March. Call 985.2865 after the hired minister. Micah 3:11,
5 P.M. (0 11894)
Walsh 56:10-12. JOhn 10:11.
Jim Carrpbell, 1.905-953-9475.
Homes
50o
(TF)
For Sale
SINGLE d unattached? Singles
World dance every Friday.
NEWCASTLE three plus one
Dynasty Inn Ballroom 559 Bloor
bedroom home on a 60x100 h.
St. W.. Oshawa. Dress code, no
lot. 3 1;2 baths, finished
)ears and every Sunday at the
basement, large fa^*yroorn wth
Corral, 433 Simcoe St. S..
walkout to large deck. 1 1/2 car
Oshawa. 9 p.m. For information,
garage, professional
1.800-565416. (011694,
landscaping. $165.900. Days,
_
Card 905728-5167 evenings���
Business
905.987-5776. (012194)
Personals
PRIVATE Sale. Blackstock. 3 .
' bed•ddm, 5 level sidesplit on
1.2 acre. 3 garages. fireplace,
LADIES - give a art of yoursel.
woodstove. 1.4 pce. and 2.2
Soft. romnantic/oDudpir, photog-
raphy session. done tastetuty
poe. baths. inground pool and
and professionally, great
change house, security system.
Valentine's 94t for him. Alfor-
Only $'62.000. Cal 986-0880.
dabie packages available. 839-
(021894;
8687.(013094)
$85,000 nermanent moble
home. '350 sq.tt.. 3 bedroorta.
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centra air, 5 appliances, garden
andtool sheds. Sandown Park,
Port Hope. Cal 905885-0538.
(011994;
AJAX townhouse. $124,900 -
bea.,t+u: 3 bedrooms. 1 1/2
paths. french doors. rec room.
detached garage with opener,
gas heat. good complex. call
Theresa Turner, 416-321.3536.
Associate Broker. ReMax
Geneses Ltd. Realtor. (012094)
LARGE three bedroom two
stc'ey, 2 1/2 baths, double
garage, two decks, many
upgrades and extras. West
Oshawa. Beautiful view of lake,
$157.000. Open House Sat.
:an. 15 and Sun. Jan. 16. 14
P.m,. or can for private viewing.
902 Renaissance Dr. 7256385.
(011894)
WHITBY - only $97,900. Three
bedrooms. ill kitchen, dining
room, fabulous rec room, park
Ike setting with 5% down. Carry
for $730 including taxes. Cal
Ted Houghton. ReMax 8ummi•
668-3800.(011894)
51 0 Townhouses
For Sale
PRIVACY Plus - townhouse
centrally {orated in Pick i irg
Village. Close to schools, shop-
ping and GO train. Ravine
selling, this 3 bedroom con.
dominium features bachelor in-
law apartment for added
affordability. 683-8942, no
agents. (011694)
545 Vacation
Properties
FOR sale - tions share in Odan-
wad � � f►Valley.
DkWFor
one week. Match 14.
Telephone 1-905.885-9191.
(011894)
575 Lom
BORRt>,l► $10.000. pay as Wile
as 5110 pet month o.a.c. Cal
Jerry, 668.7200, Free
consultations. AnubW Invest-
ments Ltd. (TF)
$5,000 PLC only $SO/monthlyl
Business loans. 5 year
mortgage, 7.1% Free pre -
qualification. 24 hour approval.
Cal 68 -MONEY today. (01 1994i
MONEY Probleryts? Loam. debt
consolidations, credit
arrangemenl personal budget
Planning, garnishes stopped.
FREE CONSULTATIONS.
Credit Counsellors (Toronto-
Oah-A. 433.1425. (TF)
CLUB SOLO
Returns to
CEDARBROOK
COMMUNITY
CENTRE.
SAT., FEB. 5/94
SPECIAL
HAWAIIAN NIGHT.
752-2419
965472 ONT. INC.
Intends to dissolve
immediately.
A Ahluwalia
(Presiders)
740 dams
BRITSKEY,
BENJAMIN
Jan. 13,1969-
Aug.
3,1969-
Alug. 15, 1993
A7 loving memory of
my nephew Ben,
win would have
been 5 today.
Ben... Ilove you so
much and wish I
could hold you in my
arms and hear you
sing -Pooh Corner"
Our lives will never
be the same... Until
wee meet again.
All my cove
Auntie Nana (Uncle
N and Girls) XOXO
700 Birthdays 700 Birthdays
Freda,
Now that you're a
Grandy, think of
"The Old Songs"
and have a
Very Happy Birthday
Love & Best Wishes
Sheila All
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PICKERING DOG TRAINING
For owners who are! Professional instruction is
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Scoreboard
FROM PAGE 15
Sutton Group 7 vs. Seaton Godif 6 Country Club 2.
Sutton Group goals by Kathy Terry 3, Norm
Ainsworth 2. Carolyn Chin, Janet Ouinn. Assists to
Micheline Vrau, Chin. Ainsworth, Quinn.
Seaton goals by Lisa Crawford, Marlene Pisani.
Assists to Diane Poeta. Karen Laing. Crawford.
THURS., DEC. 23 RESULT
Sapphire Bar a Grill 7 vs. Janis Mitchell Kitchens
2.
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AJAX LADIES' RECREATIONAL BASKETBALL
JAN. 6 RESULTS - FIRST GAME
Bourton Baylys 43 vs. LOEB Baywood 40.
TOP SCORERS
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LOEB Baywood: Margo Levy 21, Rose Adam 13.
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McGinnis Landing 52 vs. Extron Canada 25.
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ROMANTICALLY INCLINED, movies, country drives and good
brunette. 23. blue-green eyes, conversation. SY 2667 (OSH)
independent, loves to have a good INTERESTED in the arts, theatre,
time, seeking attractive, honest, in fine dining, moonlit walks, inti -
easy going male. 25.35, who mate talks, can you enjoy fife at a
knows how to treat a woman. SY slower pace and have within you a
2654 (OSH) carefree spirit, this 37 year young
WARM, caring. shy, sincere slim dreamer can. SY 2668
lady, with a variety of interests. SOUND familiar? Sincere,
seeking a white gentleman, who is humourous, adventurous, estab-
unattached. 55-65. friends lished, early 50's, enjoys travel,
first/possible long-term relation- outdoors. fireplaces and wine,
ship. SY 2655 (OSH) comfortable in jeans or a suit. This
HI, I'm a 37 year old female single slim, blonde. 5'2' lady would like
pother, enjoys music, walks, to hear from you. SY 2669 (OSH)
cooks, quiet nights, conversation BROKEN -hearted blonde, caring
and romance, seeking an honest, woman early 30's, seeking gen-
caring, fun -loving male, 35-45, for tleman who knows how to make
companionship/possible relation- me feel sexy and especially loved,
ship. SY 2656 (OSH) I have hopes -dreams to share
AFFECTIONATE and humorous with a one woman man who is not
protessiona; Tema e, 36, single bed to the past. SY 2670
mom seeks a kind heart, attrac-
tive. independent maleloves
sports travel and music. SY 2657
PETITE 43. professional ineepen-
dent, f,t single mom, seeks an
active outdoors romantic male,
with a healthy outlook and passion
for Ide. SY 2658
THE person wi,c called mailbox
2' 38 could you please call again,
you wished me a Merry
Christmas, but didn't get your
phone number. SY 2659
SINCERE, s-ngle mother of one.
55'. nark brown hair, brown eyes,
new in town, non-smoker, enjoys
good company, good laughs,
shopping, sports, seeking 6'.
attractive fit male for a relation -
snip. SY 2660
LOOKING for someone who is in
to 'Musk Ot The Night' Andrew
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warned next vear and world like
your staff ar Sineereh Years to
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voirr ser ice. seeing we live SO miles
aparr. Thank You ver much for mak-
ing our dream come true.
-E="F.AJoe Z
Lloyd Webber, 'The Call Of The
drinliter. SY 1040
ATTRACTIVE lady, 50, techni-
_con' and 'One Day At A Time',
PETITE white female, 41, seeking
seeking a male, 45-50 for com-
companion who enjoys quiet
canronsMo first and possible rela-
walks along the beach, good
ronship. SY 2661
music and movies, candlelit din -
HI. lady early 20s. mother of one,
ners and dancing and has a good
ong brown hair, big brown eyes,
sense of humour. SY 2671
gorgeous smile, enjoys dancing.
ENERGETIC, honest, white
movies, travel and quiet times,
female. 26, enjoys skiing, travel,
coking for honest, sincere•
movies. music, seeking male, 26-
empioyed gentleman, who knows
n
o g
36, for friendship, possible I -
nto treat a lady like a lady. no
term SY 2672
relationship.ew
dugs or head games, must like
FUN -loving single female, 19,
cn,Idren SY 2662 (COB)
looking for someone who enjoys
ATTRACTIVE E,gi,sh lacy, 54,
the outdoors• quiet evenings and
would like to —eet a gentleman
midnight strolls, looking for that
the same. enjoys dancing, quiet
special person, 20-28. SY 2673
evenings and dining out. SY 2663
FRIENDLY, single woman, 42.
ATTRACTIVE single white
likes country musk, fishing, out-
'emale. 37, 57", f 1, independent,
door activities, cooking and danc-
enjoys sports, music and movies
ing, would like to meet man, 40 -
seeks tun loving, attractive work-
50, with similar interests for a rela-
mg reale. 32.40, with similar inter-
boriship. SY 2674
ests to share good times, possible
ACTIVE female, 45. divorced,
relationship SY 2664
57% slim, blonde hair and hazel
INDEPENDENT single female, 33,
eyes, looking for someone, 40-50.
with a sense of humour and vary
that's sincere and honest. SY
ety of interests, seeking male, 30-
2675 (OSH)
40 for friendship, possible relation-
SEPARATED single mother, 36,
ship. SY 2665 (OSH)
tired of the head games, prefer
RICK, who called mailbox 2632,
honesty and sincerity, enjoys
please call again, didn't get your
country music, walking, sports,
phone number. SY 2666
looking for a male, 38+, for a
DOWN -to -earth single mom, late
friendship, possible relationship.
30's, seeks gentleman for relation-
SY 2676
ship, must be family-oriented,
INDEPENDENT, 24 year old sin -
kind, easy-going, who likes
gle mom, employed, looking for a
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mature, fit gentleman, 28-32,
enjoys camping, long drives and
drinliter. SY 1040
ATTRACTIVE lady, 50, techni-
sports, for friendship leading to a
cian, abstainer, enjoys quiet
classical
relationship. SY 2677
PROFESSIONAL, non-smoking,
times, dining, dancing,
music, travelling and nature,
33 year old divorced, cuddly moth-
looking for soul mate, 47-57,
Latin/European. healthy gent, for
er of one, enjoys kids, camping,
country music, dancing and ani-
relationship. SY 4041
mals, seeks single, non-smoking
SLIM,dapetite, outgoing, self -sup -
male with similar interests. SY
portin Christian widow, 63,
loves ncing, bowling, goN and
2678
FUN -loving, caring, attractive
sports, looking for gentleman
widow, whose interests are danc-
with same interests and for pos-
ing, country music, romantic din-
Bible relationship. SY 4048
ners and quiet times, wishes to
meet a gentleman, 50-60, for a
(OSH)
INTELLIGENT, attractive lady,
possible Iongg term relationship.
who's caring and very sincere,
iS western, walk -
SY 2679 OSH)
enjoys country
BROWN -eyed, fun -loving, pretty,
ing and TV, would like to meet
white female, 38, looking for a
gentleman Snowbird who's kind,
honey bunny, 38-45, who's not
friendly, family-oriented, clean
afraid to follow his heart, someone
and sincere, for companionship
who wants to share their dreams,
for the long winter. SY 4049
wishes and hopes. I enjoy country
music, dancing, dinners and the
(OSH)
HELLO! I'm a tall, blond, slim,
unexpected. SY 2680 (OSH)
senior English lady, various inter -
H1, I'm a single female, 25, mom,
ests, good education, fun -loving
like the bar scenes, horseback rid-
and sentimental, wishes to meet
ing and romantic dinners, for pos-
senior, single gentleman, 66-72
sible relationship. SY 2681 (OSH)
for companionship or possible
PROFESSIONAL female, 37,
relationship. SY 4051 (OSH)
enjoys candlelit dinners, dancing,
term relationship, age unimpor-
all types of music. movies/theatre,
OTHER
seeking a down-to-earth gentle-
expelled. SY 5324 (PIC)
man, 35-45, for companionship,
RELATIONSHIPS
possible relationship. SY 2682
ate female, early 40s, Ikes the
(OSH)
FULL -figured single female, 30,
I'M a shy, attractive woman, 26,
enjoys camping, dancing, BBO's
interested in meeting other
and auto racing, looking for tall,
women, for friendship. I enjoy
John Goodman type, 30-40, sin-
swimming. cycling, skiing, music
dere replies only. SY 2683
and movies. For more info. on
CHARMING and attractive widow,
me, call my voice mailbox. SY
57, intelligent, articulate, well-
5252 (OSH)
groomed and very much a lady.
WAR o1 the Roses! Attractive,
seeks white gentleman of sub-
athletic, non-smoking, attached
stance, who is tall, 55-63, with
businessman, 40, would like to
similar attributes. SY 2684 (OSH)
meet an attractive female, who
QUIET, 29, separated mom with
will give and receive attention.
blonde hair and blue eyes, looking
SY 5284 (OSH)
for a gentle country man who's
EAST Indian, male, 39, estab-
family and home oriented, honest
lished. professional, sincere,
and affectionate, for a long-term
honest, seeks female for friend -
relationship. SY 2685 (COB)
relationship.
ship/cornpanionship. SY 5290
BLONDE, attractive female. 31,
SLIM, male, transvestite, non -
honest, easy-going, single mother
smoking, mid -50's, would love to
of one, who loves music, working
meet understanding, caring,
out and has a variety of interests,
established gentleman of means,
looking for a good-looking man,
50-75, for enjoyable good times.
24-34, for possible relationship.
SY 5295 (OSH)
SY 2686 (COB)
SEEKING a real woman, 27-33,
LEO, mature, 21, attractive. open-
that's very lovable, considerate
minded, social, single mom of
and understanding, who's inter -
one, likes the north, cards, snow-
ested in building a relationship to
mobiling and fishing, looking for
be built around a commune
male, 25-35. who's open-rrxnded.
Mestyle n the north country. SY
caring and who loves to laugh like
5306
1 do. SY 2687
MALE, 22, seeking female, 22 -
DOWN -to -earth single mom of 41
32, for discreet encounters. SY
with a zest for life, who enjoys
5307
dancing, cottage life, seeking a
EASY -gong female, 40. straight
soulmate with a sense of humour
acting, enjoys dances, walks,
and similar interests. SY 2688
movies and good times, would
(OSH)
like to meet the same. SY 5309
MARK who responded to broken
LOOKING for some fun?
hearted blonde at Box $2670,
Required: open-minded female,
please respond again, wrong
20-40, preferably slim, to meet
phone number. SY 2689 (OSH)
within locations of your choice for
OUTGOING female, 31, petite,
fun, rill 30. SY 5310 (OSH)
single mom who's not interested in
SEMI detached, active. attractive
head games, would like to meet
dad, 40, wishes to meet active,
an outgoing, tall gentleman, 32-
attractive mom for friendship,
45, for a possible relationship. I
possible relationship. SY 5311
enjoy dining, dancing, movies and
TALL male, 25. slim, good -look -
fishing. No couch potatoes! SY
ing, seeking male for possible
2690 (OSH)
relationship, in Oshawa and
SLIM, attractive, white female,
Durham area. SY 5312 (OSH)
mid -40's. 5'5', hard-working,
ENERGETIC male, 30, musician,
hnanaally secure, looking for an
enjoys hard rock, tun times and
honest, white male. 40-55, no
casual encounters with women,
excessive drinkers need apply. SY
18-27, SY 5313 (OSH)
2691 (PIC)
VERY attractive single male, 31,
EASY -going, attractive, single,
looking for attractive, profession -
white female, 25, green eyes, 5'4',
al woman who seeks that spe-
enjoys various in/outdoor activi-
tial, discreet, romantic relation -
ties, travelling and family, seeking
ship. SY 5314 (OSH)
attractive, outgoing, romantic, sin-
MALE, mid 50's, clean, seeks
gle, white male for friendship and
female for warm discreet rela-
possible relationship. SY 2692
tionship. SY 5315 (OSI)
(OSH)
FEMALE seeks same, to find out
more call maibox. SY 5316
MENr'WOMEN LOOKING• -
MATURE, attractive female
COMPANIONSHIP
seeks same, to find out more,
call mailbox 05318. SY 5318
i
MALE,
JOYFUL, young 60, who likes to
early 50's, seeks attrac-
dance, dine, play cards and cook,
tive woman for king -term, confi-
non-smoker, non-drinker and
dential, discroet relliationshp. For
enjoys some quiet nights at
more information please contact
#5319. SY 5319
58.63, friendship and compan-
COUPLES seek straighN,
iiinship. SY 3180 (OSI)
18-25, for more ntomration car
FUN-loviig, easy-going male, fit,
mailboxSY5320
htanamm. 30's, looldrg for a lady
EXPERIENCED bi-female, 27,
for oompar"rehip, to shine fun
good4wkitg, loves to have fun,
times together. I'm a licenced
bokitg for same, no experiernks
chef, can saw. clani+P and Rave
necesaery. SY 5321 (061)
many other qualities to share,
30 something, male couple,
also enjoy dtidren. SY 3105
recent Tortxtlo transplant, seek -
OUTGOING, attractive lady, 49,
ing other for friendship, likes
likes music, dancing, fishing,
swimming, travel and quiet
countrymusic, gardening,
Yahtzee and monogamy. SY
evenings at home, looking for
5322
gentleman, 40-45 with similar
FIT white, single male, 30's,
irNereets. SY 31870
seeks female, for casual
BORN again Christian lady
embracement, for more info.
(Perdeeostal 50, white, estab-
respond. SY S323
lished, considered attractive,
MALE, kds 5Ws, looks younger,
dresses well, good manners,
5'5', 140 bei., looking for same
world We to meet same in a gen-
for casual encounters for long-
tleman, good sense of humour
term relationship, age unimpor-
important. SY 310 (OSH)
tent, discretion assured and
AN attractive lady, 50 years
expelled. SY 5324 (PIC)
ymig wishes to meet an active,
OUTGOING, sincere, affection-
1un-loving man, who is spirihualty
ate female, early 40s, Ikes the
grounded in Anglican renewal.
oullifa ra, seeking On same, with
SY 3109 (OSH)
a good sense of humour, for
OUT -going, attractive, white
companionship and possible
female, early 20's, seeks same
relatbitshp. SY 5325 (OSH)
for friendship, shopping and pos-
SHY female, 36, limited lifetime,
sibly more. SY 3190 (OSH)
interested in taking and compan-
ionship. SY S326 (USH)
YOUNGVERY
understanding, caring,
single male, looking for a long -
AT HEART
tern relationship with the same,
35+, who's honest and enjoys
FEMALE 60, petite, 5', blue
outings, sightseeing, good con -
eyes, shy disposition, would like
versationsand just spending
to meet a sincere gentleman 55-
respectable times together. SY
65. Enjoys dancing, traveling,
5327
outdoors. Non-smoker/social
i
•" Companionship - Friendship
GOOD-LOOKING, male,
6', 40, sincere, honest and
hardworking, seeks non-
smoking lemale, 18-35,
who enjoys dining, movies,
travel and fishing. for PDM-
ble long-term relationship.
SY 1602 JOSH)
ATTRACTIVE, black, pro-
fessional male, 32, likes
sports, dining, fishing and
movies, would like to meet
female companion for
friendship and relationship.
SY 1690 JOSH)
HONEST, tall, attractive
male, 38, caring, success-
ful, enjoys the outdoors,
weekend getaways, quiet
evenings, seeks good-look-
ing, quality lady, non-smok-
er, for companionship, pos-
sible relationship, child
O K. SY 1694
GOOD -looking white male,
32, non-smoker, non-
drinker, down-to-earth,
responsible and honest,
likes long walks and the
outdoors, seeks attractive
white female, 28-36, with
similar qualities, Ajax area.
SY 1714 (OSH)
INTELLIGENT, male, 35,
had -working, independent,
good-looking, muscular
and with an assortment of
credentials, looking for an
attractive, employed, exec-
utive female with same
qualities, to enjoy wealth
and good times. SY 1720
(OSH)
SHY, divorced father, 36,
non-smoker, not into the
bar scene. enjoys music,
romantic evenings and the
country life, would like to
meet lady, under 40, for
possible long-term relation-
ship. SY 1727 (OSH)
AFFECTIONATE, fun-lov-
rg, out -going gentleman,
37. enjoys quiet evenings,
going out, computers and
the outdoors. would like to
meet an affectionate lady,
25-35, with similar interests
for possible long-term rela-
tionship- SY 1728 (OSH)
QUIET, single male, 6', 180
Its , attractive, looking to
meet lady of Asian back-
ground. enjoys the out-
doors, sports and quiet
awes. SY 1731 (OSH)
PERSONABLE, attractive,
articuiate -ale. 45, profes-
sional, wishes to meet very
selective lady, 32.38, who
!s bright, cheerful, slim and
very pretty, for good con-
versation, romance and
more. SY 1732
WILD and crazy on the out-
s;de, but a real softy on the
inside, single white male,
20, enjoys quiet times,
movies and show cars,
seeking female, 20-35, for
fun times, possible relation-
shro SY 1733
FIT, single white male, 24,
IOOK!ng for single white
female, 19.24, enjoys rock
music, movies, romantic
dinners and long walks, for
Possible relationship. SY
1734 (OSH)
WANTED sincere, trust-
worthy, good-hearted lady
w th a great sense of
humour, 23-27, to share
fun times and romantic
encounters with single
white male 25. SY 1736
(OSH)
DOWN to earth, consider-
ate male, 23, tired of the
bar scene, ready to start an
honest and sincere rela-
t cnship with a down-to-
earth-, fun loving, outgoing,
slim female, 20-25, who's
looking for the same. SY
1738
SHY, sensitive, attractive
father of two boys, 36,
enjoys movies, sports, race
cars, cuddling and quiet
times together, seeking
attractive temale, 28-40, for
friendship leading up to a
Possible relationship. SY
DARKOha red, European,
male, 6'1', 195 Iles., late
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20's, rated a nine, seeks a
nine, female, but will settle
for an intelligent seven. SY
1740
EASY -going attractive
male, 34, who is very spon-
taneous, enjoys car racing,
soccer, tennis, quiet
evenings and appreciates
all kinds of music, would
like to meet intelligent, sin-
cere lady. 25-36, prefer
non-smoker. SY 1741
JOSH)
ENERGETIC, young male,
37, seeking an established
working lady, 30-40, non-
smoker, who likes out-
doors, children, animals,
theatre and quiet times, for
a lasting relationship. All
calls will be promptly
answered. SY 1743
MUSICALLY inclined man,
39, good values, attractive,
fit, seeks single woman, for
possible relationship- SY
1744
HONEST, caring, single
white male, 34, 5'11',
enjoys music, sports,
movies, dancing, travelling
and romantic evenings.
looking for a slim, single
white female, 25-35, who's
inner beauty includes hon-
esty and understanding.
SY 1745 JOSH)
TALL, dark, handsome
male, non-drinker, looking
for a woman to share all
the ups and downs of lite.
The young lady from
Cobourg who responded to
mailbox #1746, please
respond again, did not get
your number. SY 1746
(COB)
FLEXIBLE, fun -loving gen-
tleman, 53, enjoys sports,
dancing, cards, quiet
evenings at home, seeking
an attractive, slim, caring
lady with similar interests,
for companionship and
possible le relationship. SY
1747
OUTGOING male, 25, hon-
est and sincere, with brown
hair, blue eyes, enjoys
quiet evenings, outdoors,
long walks, dancing,
movies and cooking, look-
ing for female, 20-30. with
similar interests, for possi-
ble long-term relationship.
SY 1746 JOSH)
FUN -loving type of guy,
early Ws, South American
bpm. enjoys the outdoors,
travelling, dancing and
walking on the beach,
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seeks an outgoing female,
25-35, for a possible rela-
tionship, Durham area. SY
1749 (OSH)
ACTIVE firefighter, 43, very
outgoing, attractive, enjoys
working out, movies, cook-
ing, romantic dinners for
that special lady who
enjoys being pampered,
loved and swept off her
feet. SY 1750 (OSH)
UNATTACHED, honest,
sincere, outgoing, single,
white male, 27, enjoys sky-
diving, travelling, dining,
dancing and fast cars,
seeks single, white female,
27-32, for casual or serious
relationship. SY 1752
COUNTRY bachelor, 39,
6'1*. 180 lbs., likes country
music. I'm the quiet out-
door type. Seeks active
lady friend. Prefer non-
smoker SY 1753 (OSH)
GOOD -looking, slim male,
31. easy -gang. honest and
sincere, good sense of
humour, seeking an attrac-
tive female. 24-29, who
enjoys spending time with
friends and family, quiet
evenings and romance, for
a long term relationship,
single mothers welcome.
SY 1754 (OSH)
HARD -working, hard -play-
ing, 36, athletic male. 5'6'
tall, non-smoker, who
enjoys sports of all kinds
and boating, seeking non-
smoking, fit lady, 27-36,
who enjoys sports and try-
ing new things. SY 1756
SINGLE, 6'1', dark hair,
blue-eyed male, 25, enjoys
camping, country music
and good times. Looking
for female, 20+ with similar
interests. SY 1757 (OSH)
ESTABLISHED, caring,
responsible, slim male, 30,
hard-working, independent,
many varied interests, goal
and family-oriented, seek-
ing tit, honest, responsible
female, 26-33, with similar
interests, for a possible
relationship. SY 1759
JOSH)
HONEST and sincere fun
male, 23, non-smoker,
social drinker, loves to
romance women, seeking
attractive fun female, 20-
24, with no dependents, for
a serious long-lasting rele-
tionship. Whitby area. SY
1760
SPORTS -minded single
male, 30, 5'6', brown
shoulder length hair, blue
eyes, looking for slim
female rocker, 26-30,
who's not into head games,
l�olony for serious relstlon-
sftip. SY 1761
ATTRACTIVE, profession-
al white male, 36, non-
drinker, fit, enjoys kids,
music and sports, wishes
to most single mom who's
slim and fit, from the Ajax
area, for friendship. possi-
ble relstionshp. SY 1782
RUGGEDLY handsome,
tall and muscular European
make, late 20's. You might
say tall, dark and hand-
some. Seeks a pretty
female for friendship first,
Dossibi more. SY 1763
USINESSMAN, 24, sin-
gle, enjoys music, social
events and sports seeks
F
minded
female, 20-35, for a POSS-
ble relationship. Single
mothers welcomed. Let's
welcome the New Year
together! SY 1764 JOSH)
SY-gang, good-looking
mak, 25, enjoys a variety
of sports, casual dinners,
dancing and walking, seek-
Ing an attractive female,
20-25, for a possible
romantic kxg term r"6w-
ship. West Indian pre-
ferred SY 1765 (OSH)
PRINCE charming is look-
ing for Cinderella, he's in
his 40's, 5'11', 170 Ib.,
established, honest, good
career, sense of humor and
very definitely a one
woman man, she's attrac
five, very slender and look-
ing for long-term relation-
ship that may lead to both
parties saying I do. SY
1766
EASY-GOING young man.
29. handsome, 160 lbs.,
would like to meet that
someone that likes to have
fun, dancing, movies, walks
in the snow. If you would
like to meet someone nice,
answer my ad. SY 1767
JOSH)
ATTRACTIVE male. 24,
6'1', 175 lbs.. shoulder
length blond hair and blue
eyes, likes camping, coun-
try/rock music, travelling
and quiet evenings at
home looking for that spe-
cial person, 21-28, for a
possible relationship. SY
1768
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dancing, walking in the
snow, seeking an attractive
female, 30.35, for long-
term relationship. SY 1778
LOOKING for that sl
attractive lady, 30-40, who
can be open and honest
and looking for a Icng-term
relationship. I'm handsome,
honest and sincere, enjoys
dining out, walks it the
park, rides in the country
and showing that special
lady that special time SY
1779 (OSH)
EASY -going male, 33,
5'11', with a variety of
interests, enjoys sports,
movies, dining, dancing
and quiet romantic
evenings, looking for a sin-
gle female, 22.35, who is
romantic, honest, sincere
and has a good sense of
humour. SY 1780 [OSH)
ACTIVE, fit male, 30. 5'10',
^on -smoker, enjoys skiing,
movies, music and roman-
tic evenings, seeks female
THERE ARE
51 NEW ADS
THIS WEEK!
ADVENTUROUS, easy-
going, independent
Oshawa Knight, 26, seeks
cheerful, articulate damsel
for sharing and exploring
Ide's riches. SY 1769
HUMOROUS, successful
executive, 30, 5'7', attrac-
tive, fit, enjoys travel, din-
ing, shopping, seeks attrac-
tive, working female, 26-36,
who is comfortable in heels
or sneakers, with similar
interests. SY 1770
FREE again, single male,
40, 5'9', enjoys the out-
doors, the arts and quiet
times too, would like to
nest a single white female,
30-42, average build with
similar interests for possi-
ble long-term relationship.
SY 1771
GOOD-LOOKING down to
earth dude, 47, 5'8', physi-
cally fit, hard-working, one
woman man, loves roman-
tic dinners, movies, danc-
ing, music and children,
seeking young lady, 40-50,
who's physically active. SY
1772 (COB)
EASYGOING male, 29,
5'10', variety of interests
seeks out lady, 22-27
for friff ship, possible
long-term relationship. SY
1773 (PIC)
ARE the ladies crazy or am
I doing something wrong?
If someone sincere would
give this male, 28, fantastic
mind, face and body a
chance, they might be
pleasantly surprised. SY
SHY, single mak, 36, with
average looks, tall and slim
with true, positive attitude
towards a meaningful rele-
tiariship, seeking only aver-
age looking, medium build,
working lady. 28-33. Single
moms welcome. SY 1715
HOSH
UMOUROUS male, 19,
white, likes the outdoors,
sports, dinners and danc-
ing, seeks female, 18-21,
whjoactntiesogdUC00
SY 1775
SHY male, 36, enjoys
sports, kids, dancing, coun-
try music and walks, look-
ing for female, 28-38, for a
relationship. SY 17T7
ROMANTIC male, 40, 5'8,
155 lbs., blue/green eyes,
very romantic, fit enjoys a
variety of sports, citing and
with similar interests. to
share life's mysteries. SY
1791
SINCERE, single. white
male, 28, physically active.
seeks honest and attractive
female, for friendship, pos-
sible relationship, who
enjoys quiet romantic
evenings and occasional
outings. SY 1782
TWO single guys, 20, look-
ing for two fun -loving single
girls, 18-22, for fun times
and possible relationship.
SY 1783 JOSH)
ESTABLISHED, romantic
24 year old white male,
never married, fit, attractive
and sincere, looking for
pretty, petite, single, white,
working female, 24-32, for
friendship and long-term
relationship, not into bar
scene. SY 1784
ATTRACTIVE physician,
28, 5'10', enjoys theatre,
working out and the out-
doors, looking for an attrac-
tive lady, 20-30, for possi-
ble relationship. SY 1785
JOSH)
ARE you 20-25, no chil-
dren, very attractive, intekN-
gent. with a sense of
humour and looking for the
same? Then call now for
that special someone. SY
VERY acctive, fit, honest,
sincere, romantic, white, 45
yr. old make, 55•, 135 lbs.,
enjoys dining out, dancing,
long walks, with a good
sense of humour, search-
ing for a petite princess,
38-45, for lasting relation-
ship. BY 1787 (Ol
ARE you a tall, heavy set
lady? 40-70, well-propor-
tioned, financially secure,
assertive and fit, it so, this
slim, 5'9', 55 yr. oil clean
shaven, active, nton-smok-
in% very docile, suit and be
gentleman, would love to
moat you SY 17M JOSH)
SLIM, employed make, 27,
looking for young female,
22-30, enjoys sports, skiing
and
OENTLEMppaarrttyy�trrgg SY 1769
AN prefer
bkmdea! Attractive. caning.
sincere and romantic Libre,
40's, enjoys music, danc-
ing, outings and good con-
versation, has varied inter-
sals, seeks single, affec-
tionate, sincere female,
non-smoker, for lasting
relationship. SY 1790
For persons 18 years of age and over
(OSH)
PROFESSIONAL, athleti-
cally built, 30 yr. old male,
who is active and enjoys
the outdoors, seeks
female, 20-30, for compan-
ionship and possible rela-
tionship. SY 1791 JOSH)
EASY -going single male,
28. 5'8', blonde hair,
enjoys all outdoor and
indoor activities, romantic
dinners and loves to travel,
seeking a fun -loving female
with similar interests, for a
lasting relationship. SY
1792 (OSH)
SHY white male, brown
hair/eyes, 5'11', 200 lbs.,
loves music and the bar
scene, also likes playing
pool, looking for that spe-
cial someone, 22-30, for
possible relationship. SY
1793
ATTRACTIVE male, 26,
has va,ous interests, look-
ing for someone special to
get into my life, for possible
:Ong -term relationship. SY
1794 (OSH)
ATTRACTIVE male, 34,
seeks s' m, attractive
female, 27-35, who enjoys
sports, long walks, theatre
and quiet evenings, for
Possible king -term relation-
ship. SY 1795
QUIET, shy male. 30, new t
the area, likes country 8
western music, movies and
dining out, would like to
meet a slim, single lady,
25-35, who enjoys similar
things and would like to
share a relationship. SY
1796 (OSH)
OUTGOING male, 42.
enjoys dancing, dining,
meeting new people, not
into head games, looking
for an honest, outgoing
female, 38-42, for friend-
ship, possible relationship.
SY 1797 JOSH)
PLEASE doll look so pret-
ty next time that we meet,
try not to look so pretty and
I won't be so weak. Young
entertainment. SY 1798
(COB)
EASY -going, single, white
male, 29, 6', beard and
long hair, smoker, seeks
female, 21-30, for serious,
romantic relationship. SY
1799 JOSH)
FUN -loving female, 32,
with sense of humour, tired
of the bar scene, enjoys
dinners in or out, fast -
paced or laid-back atmos-
pheres. seeks make, 35-40
for fun times, possible rela-
tionship. No head games!
SY 2539
ATTRACTIVE, honest,
easy-going, full -figured
woman, 35, who loves the
outdoors, horses, movies
and country life is seeking
an honest, caring, sincere
marriage -minded prole, 35-
40, with similar interests.
SY 2545JOSH)
FEMAL unattached,
hard-working, down to
earth, outgoing. variety of
interests, fill and slim, look-
ing for honest male, 30--40,
of similar qualities for
friendship first. BY 2546
ATTHRACTIVE lady,
blonde, single, 35, interest-
ed in meeting a single,
honest, attractive make, 30-
40, for friendship, possible
relationship. SY 2547
HONEST and sincere white
female, medium build, 35,
smoker, loves to dance and
have fun, seeks honest,
down-to-earth tall black
male. 35-40, for meaningful
relationship. SY 2S46
Eos"
NGLISH lady, 28, com-
milled Christian, looking for
a Christian man, 28-32 for
friendship, interests include
Christian music, walks in
the country and a dog
lover. SY 2550 (OSH)
JIM, Industrial Eng,neer
from GM, you responded to
box 2536, brown -eyed,
petite blonde, please
respond again to my new
box no. (2581) and leave
your phone number. SY
2553 (OSH)
BIG brown eyes, single
mom, 36, still looking for
my knight in shining armor
who is 35-40, sincere, hon-
est, romantic, out -going
and has a sense of
humour. SY 2554 (OSH)
PETITE, 34, sing e, never
roamed. -dependent. easy
to talk to, has a variety of
,interests, seeking tall, well
^s
built ale. 35-39, who is
honest and sincere. SY
2556 (OSH)
JIM, wnc s 35. who
resporded tc female nurse,
33, please respond again
to mailbox number 2542 as
I didn't get your correct
phone number. SY 2557
JOSH)
ACTIVE, attractive, single
female, 34, 'ail, profession-
al, secure, enjoys sports,
travel, outdoors,
humcur... zest for life.
Seeking male counterpart
with similar interests. 30-
40, ion -smoker SY 2561
(OSH)
SHE'S a Keeper, tall, slim,
good-locK rg blonde, pro-
fessional, interested in
meeting tall, professional
that is interested in fun,
travel, theatre, quiet times
and conversation, 35-45.
SY 2632
%9
PETITE, 24, and a very
attractive female, short
brown hair, piercing blue
eyes, seeking an attractive,
single, white male, 25-30,
honest and no head
games. SY 2634
SEEKING male, 30-45,
who plays mind games,
who is dishonest, lazy and
cheats NOT (by full figured
female, 30, who is sports -
minded, honest, looking for
a relationship). SY 2635
CUl shy, full -figured, sin-
gle, white female, 23,
enjoys cooking, long walla,
varied types of music and
watching sports, seeking a
single white male, 23-30,
for friendship, possible rele-
tionshp. SY 2636 JOSH)
NO head games, white
female, honest, sincere,
loving, outgoing, love to
travel, dancing, etc., would
like to meet a slim genal&
man, non-smoker, social
drinker only, 55-68. SY
2637
SPRING and summer
would be more fun with
someone special in yours
and my life, honest, affec-
tionate, sincere, emotional-
ly secure, self-supporting
lady seeks tall gentleman,
53-63, non smoker. SY
2MBJOSH)
CUTE, single female, 32,
medium weight with varied
interests, looking for male,
30-40, with sense of
humour, playful and enjoys
comedies, for long-term
friendship, possible rela-
tionship. SY 2639 (OSH)
TALL, attractive, single,
working mom, 30, looking
for an affectionate, attrac-
tive, 6'+ single. working
male. You should be
rugged but debonair, finan-
cially stable and enjoy fami-
ly life. SY 2640 (OSH)
FEMALE, 36, 53'. slendec
active lady with lots to offer
with the right man.
employed, likes to laugh,
has good friends and needs
someone to make life com-
plete. SY 2641 (OSH)
SHY, single mom, 30,
blonde, blue eyes very
petite, likes romance, danc-
ing and country music,
looking for sincere. down-
to-earth, clean and sober
male, 30-45. single dads
welcome SY 2642 (OSH)
FRIENDLY, single --,t-er
of two, 32. 5'6', blonde,
green eyes, enjoys parrying
and sports, seeking male,
30-35, who enjoys the
same interests SY 2643
(OSH)
ARE you into cross-country
and downhill ski:ngn
Dancing, theatre and quiet
romamic nights' This pro-
fessional, attractive, white
female. early 50's, is seek-
ing a tall, attractive, white
male, 45.60, with similar
interests. SY 2644 (OSH)
STABLE woman, :v-
rg, ^+other of two, wnci has
confidence in her apoear-
ance and pe•sonai ty,
seeks a decent, !ntellige,t -
male, 3C-45, who embraces
lite with humour SY 2645
(OSH)
BLONDE, «ell -established,
sing a w^ a `emale, with
modesty, self-confidence
and a sense o1 humour,
seek rg single white ^tale,
30-45 preferably non-
smoker, must be stab e.
self -motivated, with a zest
for lite. SY 2646 (OSH)
OUTDOORS acy a^.cys
travel, rik!ng. SK. rig. cct-
tage country, a;sc finer
things- music, theatre,
would like to meet profes-
sional, establishec gentle-
man, early 50's with similar
interests. SY 2647 (OSH)
LES, that works at GM.
please contact Sara and
leave your phone number.
SY 2648
HI, I'm 57', attractive, blue-
eyed, blonde, single mom,
medium build, who likes to
dance, go to movies and
have fun, interested it
meeting an honest. at•.rac-
tive maje, 30-40, for possi-
ble relationship. SY 2649
IF you are a gentleman, 4C--
50, who likes a lot of
woman to cuddle. I'm your
lady. SY 2650
CALLING all cowboys. Are
you tall, dark and hand-
some? Thirty-two years old.
single mother, 5'6', 137
lbs., dark hair, dark eyes,
enjoys country music,
dancing and romantic
evenings, no head games.
SY 2651
BRIl energetic single
mom with busy career,
seeks an intelligent, well-
established gentleman, 37-
47, who is outgoing, with a
sense of humour, to enjoy
sports and romanti9
mtomel SY 2662 JOSH)
SLM1, attractive 25 yr. old,
Harley lover, seeks knight
on a chrome and steel
horse, if you like a long-
haired angel riding behind
you, call me. SY 2653
(OSH)
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