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In back is Alvin Maniquis as the Que- bec Winter Carnival's Bonhomme. photo by Ron Pietroniro 510 + 40 GST = 55 cents Vol. 113 No. 6 New police guidelines help battle wife assault By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Strict new guidelines forcing police to deal seriously with violence against women "let society know that wife assault isn't acceptable any more,' says a counsellor. The guidelines "tell abusive men. 'if you're going to assault or abuse your partner, vou're not going to get away with it'," says Christine Wowk, outreach worker at Denise House for abused women and their children. She's referring to a new provincial standard handed down recently to police departments throughout 0ritario by the ministry of the solici- tor general and corrcctional services. 'The more seriously wife assault is taken, the sooner it will end' -- Dianne Lupton The standard is also applauded by Dianne Lupton, a stalking victim and founder of the Durham -based Victims' Action Coalition. "The more seriously (wife assault) is taken, the sooner it's going to end," says the Pickering resident. She compares wife assault to drunk driv- ing "which isn't tolerated any more because peo- ple spoke out and said it wasn't acceptable." Among the highlights of the standard is a requirement that police must lay charges in all incidents of wife assault where there are reason- able grounds to do so — a practice already in place here, according to Durham Regional Police Deputy Chief Alex McMurray. See ABUSERS.»Page 3 DON'T LET ANOWER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT -1-416-976-1991 Romeo & Juliet: The Sequel Saturday, February 12,12-3 pm W00 to WIN merchandise, prizes, or a private meeting with guest celebrities 1Z 44V ffomrzj�� - .-. 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While that practice "takes the onus away from women to lay charges" — many of whom may be afraid to do so for fear of fur- ther enraging their partners — it also means abusive men must be responsible for their behavior, notes Ms. Wowk. That's important because research indicates the severity and frequency of wife assault is likely to escalate over time and, in many cases, leads to the death of the vic- tim. (In 1991, 64 per cent of all female murder victims were killed by their male partners, according to the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics. In 1992, 97 per cent of all domestic homicide victims Crowbar burglars steal smokes PICKERING Cigarettes were taken from a drug store here during an early morning robbery Thursday. Durham Regional Police say thieves used a crowbar to break into a side door at Pay Less Drug Emporium on Whites Rd. shortly after I a.m. Police didn't indicate the quantity of cigarettes stolen. COLDWELLBANKER 1 Sr TORONTO EAST REALTY 'LOOK FOR OUt AD ON THE INSIDE BACK PAGE OF TODAT'S NZWS ADWILTISEA.'" were female. _ In three of five Durham mur- ders last year, men were charged in their partner's slaying. The same holds true in the only murder in the Region this year.) Police are also instructed to help victims of wife assault. For instance, an officer must arrange for transportation to a shelter or safe place if necessary. Upon request, the officer must also remain at the scene until the vic- tim is out of danger and accompa- ny her when she returns home to pick up personal belongings if she's in danger. The standard points out that wife assault includes physical and sexual assault, psychological abuse, stalking and threats of vio- lence. It requires police training in a number of areas, including sen- sitivity toward minority victims. According to Dep. Chief McMurray, Durham police are following "pretty well all" of the guidelines and will review force records and policies to ensure the new standard is being met. However, Durham police may not yet he informing victims of the terms under which their assailants may have been released on bail — Its location is reflected in the object found in the Queen's famous line from SNOW WHITE We're giving you a chance to get rid of those winter blues. Put on your think- ing cap and guess the location of the trip we're prepared to send you and a guest on. The package con- ; gists of a four day, three night deluxe accommodation stay for two adults. There is a compli- mentary breakfast. Children occupying the same room as their parents stay free. The winner is responsible for his or her own trans- portation to the location. Three clues ! will be given about the location of the prize over the next three weeks. A random draw will be made Tues- I I day, Feb. 22. The first correct answer drawn will be deemed the jwinner and will be announced in the WednesdaN'. Feb. 23 issue. 'Mail your entries to: Beat the Blahs, c, o The News Advertiser, i 110 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15. The winner must icomply with regulations set out by the News Advertiser. DELIVERY SERVICE ATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEVIS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD SUN., FEB. ISM NEWS ADVERTISER ABP (PICK) BAY RIDGES IDA (AJAX) BIWAY (AJAXIPICK. ' CAN. TIRE (PICK.) DOMINION (AJAXIPICK.) FOOD CITY (AJAX) ' FOOD TOWN (AJAX/PICK.) HEALTH RITE IDA (PICK) IGA (PICK.) K MART (AJAX/PICK.) LOBLAWS (AJAX/PICK) SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK.) ' VICTORIAN GARDENS (AJAX) ' Delivered to sebeud households o* wit, adnQ�*QQ s► X . News fthrorihN DePaN somm SUNDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK B KATE KERH Katie enjoys pottery, likes b swim and ski and read. 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IClosed Sud�rl 216 U7 Scat, hK Y'* 6663401 Tme lint 6064061,103074242 PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1f9� � eriencel Apprenticeship offers'handsmon exp not rule out the sibilit doe � DURHAM - For an Ajax High Sch(x)l student who "real IN wants to be an electrician." an :apprenticeship program is the best education he c�(uld ask for. "It's it good program, '• saes Sean Gilbert, 18. "it trains you for a tuture job. ­ Ajax High School student Sean Gilbert is following h s goal of becoming an electrician through an apprenticeship program which places him at Alltech Electrical Systems. photo by Ron Pietroniro • ""� (fom�ryr of Mhst FNN) 'r Family Owned and Operated A,ft ao Call and Compare Before You Decide t o stock Raid awpK los? Brook PAw P"ERING ow n -a of 4m) 686-5589 lie's enrolled in the Durham Board of Education's Integrated Apprenticeship Program, which is open to students who have complet- ed Grade 11 and who have worked a minimum of 120 hours with the selected employer. Mr. Gilbert put in those hours with Alltech Electrical Svstems in Ajax last summer, when he helped install fire alarm systems in schexrls. While that allowed him to explore the chosen field before his appren- ticeship begins this month, it also gave his employer a chance to examine his work habits and explain compam procedures. (A cooperative education course can also be taken in. Grade 11 to get the required hours, or a student can work there after school or on week- ends.) The employer must employ the student full-time throughout the summer following Grade 11. and the student continues to receive pay when he returns to the workplace for the second semester of Grade 12. For Mr. ('1ilbert. the program has given him a new outlook (in school. He admits he found school '•boring" and now has a better incentive to do well in the science• math and Fnglish courses he is required to take. He also anticipates going to college to continue his studies. The apprenticeship program was introduced in Durham in 1959. It had been established the previous year in a northern Ontario town by a group of concerned business own- ers, parents and educators and mod- elled after a European program. The program is applauded by former facilitator Lynn Craig for giving students "valuable hands-on experience.' while it allows a stu- dent to work their way to a particu- lar career. it doesn't limit future education. --Entering into an apprenticeship to become a skilled tradesperson y of someday attending university," Mr. Craig notes. "Getting experience in a trade and then going on into engineering or management positions only adds to the practical experience and knowledge of that person." Following a drop in enrolment to six in June, the number of participat- ing students increased to 20 in Jan- uary. Many employers didn't feel they had enough work to keep even regular staff busy, Mr. Craig explains. But there are a number of bene- fits to employers who become involved in the program. Not only will they "contribute to the educa- tion of a student," they will also have "the opportunity to train an employee the way they want" before bad habits can be picked up. If your business is interested in the apprenticeship program, call Tim Hitchens at 666-3821. Beat the GST on Sears installed home improvements 1's -at tht• (;,` V (rrt vven ilisudk•c1 honk unpt-on.-etnrni pun-luise %-oil nutkc. 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( ,11111-111" t­rr.mn tk-tail, at 4.11 :klld don't pay until June "94 ( )torr applit•, to iu,talled ,idin"'. ,111111. la,cia. gutter. rooling. lencing, �cindot". titntacv,. gt., tircplatv,. cm :std patio door, on approved credit. with dour Scar card. 'S I.i admiui,traiion live applit-N. Thi, offer ends .fpr. 3. 1994. Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements i1 to 5o111colle you lalow, , Kitchen Cabinets Counter Tops Cabinet Refacing Electrical ContraCt,n Both Renovations Entry Doors Burglar Alarms French Doors Insulation Garage Doors Gas Fireplaces Patio Doors Aluminum Railings CA I " SEARS CANADA INC SEARS ALSO SELLS AND INSTALLS Porch Enclosures g Shingle Roofing Flat Roofing Windows Gutter/Soffit/Fascia Skylights Vinyl Decking Fencing (Wood 8 Mesh) Roll Shutters Siding Awnings Patio Covers Florida Ceilings OSHAWA 725-4322 PICKERING 420-5582 Central Air Conditioning Furnaces Heat Pumps Electronic Air Cleaners Water Conditioners Water Heaters M $20 off! 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Our lowest p m Sale prices end Wednesday, February 16, 1994, unless o wrwisse stated, while quandtles last EM ,AM Expect morefrom Sears SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. tO:W a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat 8]0 am.d:000.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to S:W p.m. ,AM Expect morefrom Sears SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. tO:W a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat 8]0 am.d:000.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to S:W p.m. PAGLtl-THL"N "A81'EIkYWR"St MAf1i,V=UART6,MO.' A*ax-Pickering News Advertiser�� J TIMOTH)' 1. WHiTTAKER, Publisher A Mctroland Communis\ Newspaper published e%cry'Acdncsday. Friday and Sunday JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief 130-I3' Commercial Avc.. Ajax. Ont. LIS 2W NAT .Nm GALLAGHER, Managing Editor 'newsroom - 10 Distribution - 683->11 7 Retail Advertising (.S? -5110 Classified - 798-707 FAX - hti3-73t,3 National Advertising Sale-, -.193-13110 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising . 7t� BRUCE: DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ABF: FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Memher of the Ontario Press Council Forcing t abuse o stop Society has said 'no' to drunk drivers. And, now more than ever, it's saving'no' to violence against women. Strict new guidelines forcing cops to deal differently with situations that imol%c abuse should be welcomed by all. particularly women who are being battered. In the past, a 'domestic dispute' call might have found police attending a home to break up a fight, most likely physical in nature, between a man and a woman. Tempers and emotions run high. and when things calmed down. the woman might tell police the whole incident was a mistake and no charges were laid. Research shows that probably wasn't the end of the abuse. A day. a week or a month later. the abuse would happen again. New standards require police to immediately lav charges in all cases of wife assault. where there are reasonable grounds to do so. We hope this new practice puts an end to a pattern in which a man contin- ues to beat his wife. Once a charge is laid, it's hoped. the court system will stop the cycle of abuse. More importantly. it take the onus off the woman to lav charges against her husband -- an impiviant step for a woman w ho may be afraid of retalia- tion. The new guideline should be especially welcome in Durham Region. In three murder, here last year. men were charged in their partner's slaying. Its unlikely such murders happen the first time the victim is abused. As studies show. abuse escalates oyer time. and in the case of some women. leads to death. \\c applaud the new directi\e from the ministn of the solicitor general and correctional scrs ices. It's a step that is long overdue. If we can battle dangerous drunks on the road. the next time we put up our fists, it should be against ,:owardl males who take their anger and frustration out on someone who, in most cases. cannot fight hack w ith equal strength. 1x(s beef up our intolerance against another of society's cyils. Letters to the editor Thanks Samaritan- To amaritan To the editor, Rc: Cathy Hu -A -Kim's let- ter on restored faith Jan. 10. 1994. 1 would like to let Cath\ Hu -A -Kam know about m\ --Good Samaritan'-. While shopping in Sears I lost m\ wallet. I became aware of this when I went to pay for some- thing in another store. Of course the mind went a little off kilter for a few seconds. Controlling my thoughts i remembered when and where I had last used it. Laden down with parcels, it was Christmas week. I very quickly returned to Sears. There standing at the ser- vice desk were two clerks — one holding my wallet. Beed I say how pleased I was. 1 really did not expect to see it again. Nothing was missing. 1 wish to thank the young man who was shopping with his mother at the same time 1 was there. 1 had a conversation with him while in Sears before I lost my wallet. He was a \cry nice person. 1 would like to thank him personally. I will know him when I sce him. M\ number is in the book. Jean Rutledge. Pickering Notes from the news editor Bla�e Purdy Politics make strange film fellows Did it warm your heart. like it did ours. when it was reported right here in the Mews Advertiser that local MP Dan McTeague took his Parlia- ment Hill pals to the mo\ies recent- ly? We felt all nice inside too when we read our Ottawa rep planned to spring for popcorn for his buddies when they viewed Schindler's List. (Thank goodness he's not billing you through his expense account. Otherwise. he might be in your bad books, on a list that sounds a bit like Schindleis List.) Anvway. since our man Dan -- i we're on a first -name basis because he loves us so -- since our man Dan's invite to us probably got lost j in the mail, we weren't able to attend the screening. So, we had to send along Ferdv the Fed Mole to Civil Servant City Cineplex Six. It seems when Ferdy arrives at the theatre. there's only a pair of politicians. Too embarrassed to make reservations for a party of two when the\ knew the Liberals would be calling ahead to reserve tables for 117 at the up -scale Public Trough Binge and Purge Pork Barrel. the Conservative couple arrives early at the movie house thinking they'll fill up on confections. Strange thing is. although they're first in line at the candy stand leading the pack. they somehow end Up dead last when all the bonbons get bought up, sorta like the fate of their party when all the ballot% got counted up. They're pushed out of line. you see, by the swarm of Liberal MPs. There's Jabberin' Jag threatening to write letters to the projectionist if she screws up. Jean Crouton eating with only one side of his mouth. taunting the Tories to make fun of him again. and our man Dan flash- ing a fistful of 50s. The Grits order pails and pails of Orville Redenbacher's best, sprin- kled with liberal doses of salt and butter, of course. The New Dippers ask for a com- munal bucket, patch. The Bloc -heads stand around separating the uncooked kernels from the well-done mais souffle. And. Presto Manforallthepeople leads his pack right past the conces- sion booth, muttering something about popcorn being a perk that he'll have nothing to do with. Once the fools on the hill get into their seats, the scene becomes even more chaotic. The shenanigans resemble something you might see in a kindergarten class or Question Period -- same difference. There's the Tor\ twosome fight- ing with the Rcliirmcrs for the right to sit in the section of seats to the right, onlv,tt/ be fyrped h) the Allip into the whiplash seats front and centre. The New Dippers move to the section on the left, as you might expect, the parte brothers and sisters gnawing on bags of licorice twisters -- red, as if we had to tell you. The house lights go down, the curtain up. Presto jumps on stage, volunteering to entertain the troops with some presto magic. The flick flickers. Bloc -heads cry for the French version of the film, or at least French sub -titles. They threaten to split, to separate them- selves from the other MPs. Jag takes out a pen and starts writing feverishly. It goes on and on, reel after reel. The movie is really deep with lots of meaning", the MPs look miffed. They bought popcom. they want no part of a pup quiz on principles. There's a message here: they're mak- ing a mess. The muyie comes to an end. The credits roll. So du the MPs who slip on the slime left on the floor by the politicians whose popcorn pup -ups somehow. by some miracle, missed the large mouths they were aimed at. Our man Dan produces another 50. lie passes the hill and a broom to Jag, who can use the monev and the jub. ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. 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It's hosted by the Pine Ridge Business Council. All welcome. 420-1885. SEED WORKSHOP: The Pickering Horticultural Society hosts a seed workshop at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Church St. norm of Hwy. 2. Ajax Take pencil, plant pots and !cbe's for marking Houseplcnts. terro,,ums, bottie gardens and flora designs featured. All welcome 839- 7600 BONSAI The Matsuyama Bonsai Societi gee's at 7 p m a* *tie Fath Place, 44 Williams St. W. Osnewo 683-2568.683-5.35 BIRDS -he Durnam Avicu'ura Society of Ontario meets the second Tuesday of every month at 7.30 p m at Swons Marina. 590 Liverpool Rd S. Pickering Family membership $25 a year A club library is available 839- 3219 (Dianne), 721-8397 (George). SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meets at 9 30 a m at the Ajax Seniors Friend- ship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Bert Bat - stone will speak on humor in life 683- 7799 EPILEPSY Epilepsy Durham Region meets at 7 30 p m at the Kinsmen Centre, 109 Colborne St W . Oshawa Neurologist Dr Douglas Wailer specks 666-9926 ANTI-SMOKING "he Durham HEA -- (Hao z_ -c; A: e*hoi Tobacco Hazards) Network meets a' 7 30 p m I' supports tougher ^- ,n;cipal regula- ';ons to contra! secone-hard smoke BONGIORNO FMA CHEF PASTA PORT Today at ma store a lady come in, looks at our food and then at me. 1 smile. She say "fresh". 1 say "/ no mean to be fresh just friendly", She giggle, /don't know why, l think maybe she like me. Ciao till next week. COMPARE O UR PRI CES A_ND OUR Q UALITY TO ANYONE Fresh ITALIAN DI:\'.,NTERS Heat and Serve 510.99 serves 4-6 Fresh PASTA 6 DIFFERENT FLAVOURS .99 per serving resh Homer?iade SOUP FROM 1.99 per serving GO URIVIET COFFEE 7.4911b. reg. (OVER A DOZEN DIFFERENT FLAVOURS) 7.49/1b. f l avotcred �REP�RED 't1t. I -*I- fiDY To h Al & 5Li:y t VEAL CUTLETS $7.29 /lb. -,t.--is"2 ty A4LAT BALLS 3.99 for 10 (larve) ITALIAN SAUSAGE 4.99 for 4 I'Ve have lots more to choose from, I hope to see you at ma store. 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The next Be Healthy Be Trim session begins Feb. 16 472-8477 (Margaret). —7 WEDNESDAY ARTS COUNCIL: The Pickering Ars Counci! holds its annual gene•^ meeting at 7.30 p.m. at Rego s Restaurant, at me corner of Liverpoo Rd. and Pickering Parkway. The fu^„,e of the arts will be discussed, a s le- auction held Light refreshments 686. 9183. IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FlNANCIAL CONSULTANTS NO CHARGE CONSULTATION KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1550 Kingston Rd. 210 Consumers Rd. 107 Kent St. Suite 210 Suite 204 Whitby Pickering Willowdale 839-8981 491-4644 430-4800 • 1Z 132ortra�ts NOW All k xV$an Orncok w^e� 1 Ts i oor-o's pr! 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Sunday, a Ione man A re-enactment broke into the of this crime and Beckers Store at 50 actual footage will Taunton Rd. E. by be shown on kicking out the CITY TV channel lower portion of the 57 cable 7 on front glass door. He Call 436-8477 (436 -TIPS) Thursday, Feb. 3 then stole a small during the 6 p.m, amount of money with your anonymous tips and 10 p.m. news. from the cash regis- It will also be ter and a couple packages of aired on CKVR in Barrie and cigarettes. The evidence of the CHEX in Peterborough on Friday, break and enter was noticed by a Feb. 4, again during the news. man dropping off papers at 5:50 Crime Stoppers is asking any- a.m. one with information on this break The bandit, who was caught on and enter or any other serious a security camera, is white, 25 to offence to call. As a caller, you 30 years old, 5'8" to 5'10", 160 will not be asked to identify your- self or have to go to court. 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Admission is $3 for adults, $2 for children and seniors, and $8 for a family of four. The recreation complex is on Valley Farm Rd., south of Hwy. 2. Call Kay Hughes at 438-2757 for more information. DA!_1: 2Il_TUE'%TVUMAnvcpT1c1V•c1thMAV LT.R0I1AOVA IOU CHILLY CHEERLEADERS By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - If being a regular mom is the toughest job in the world, imagine the lot of the hockey mom. On almost any night of the week and in the early morning hours on the weekend in anv one of the four arenas in Ajax and Pickering, you sec them sitting side-by-side, cheer - int: on their team together, talking and laughing together and, mostly, trying to stay warm together. Huddling on cold, wooden benches, keeping their eyes peeled on their hockeN-playing pmgcm, is mutine for this hearty group of indi- viduals. Being a hockey mom is as much a part of Canadian as parkas, back bacon and wool toques. Sure. times have changed. Elec- tric heaters hang from the rafters to take some of the bomo-chilling cold out of the air. But, most just grin and bear the arena deep-freeze, still a fact of life for most. Forget about dressing for suc- cess. perish the thought of making a fashion statement, practicality in terms of wardrobe is key where arena survival is concerned. "They all tease me about this coat: they call me 'Nanoo)k'.' quips long-time h,)ckcy morn Valerie Tobin. %ho brietl,, models her full- length thermal goat. "I bought it for coin_ to hock, :% -ames baause it ers my rear end.' This pmmpes a burst of laughter from several ho)Ck�:\� moms slain: in the 'warm room' of Pickcring's Don Beer Arena where thev wait for their son eamc to begin. Wah two children playing hock- ey, Mr.. Tobin is fully prepared for a winter spent in arenas which could see her and husband Ed at more than 70 games this season. Her ,on Jeff, who she's watching tonicht, plays with the Pickering Garth,cood Homes 'AA' minor atom team. Her other son Pat slot,. ,-.ith the Pickering Har,.cys minor peeve cc 'A A, learn. Other necessities, says Mrs. Tobin. are a sturdy pair of bets and a heavy blanket to put on the benches, which makes the arena expcmi ncc more bearable. "It's not that had. as lone as you bring a blanket to,it on." Long under" car, a long-stand- ing tradition with hockey players, is also etching on with hockey moms. "I knew one mother last year who wore them all the time to the _antes." says Mrs. Tobin. Jane Cameron, an Ajax busi- nesswontan who lives in Whitby and whose son Danny Cohen plays dor the Whitby 'AAA' minor pee- wee team, says hockey moms take a sensible approach when outfitting theme Ives for the arena. "I don't worry about fashion at all. Being comfortable and warm is far more important. Who can afford fashion when you're putting fancy skates on your kid?" "You really want to select some- thing that's warm and practical, within your budget, and washable;" adds Sally Giles, whose son Jamie also plays on the Whitby peewee Learn. The secret to arena survival for Ga:rlec Gifford is to cozy up to the nearest heater when taking a scat. "I just look for the heaters," says Mrs. Gifford, whose son Brandon play; left wing fur the Garthwood Homes atoms. "This arena has heaters, but sometimes they don't turn them on." ❑ Huddled on wooden benches, week after week, the group OT women who brave cold rinks to watch their kids play can only be described as dedicated hockey moms She doesn't wear "anything spe- cial" beyond a warm coat, boots, and gloves to combat the arena cold. She has more problems out- side the arena than inside. "One time I broke a heel on my shoe while waking in the parking lot." The question remains, why do they put themselves through it:' Why do hockey moms shudder and shiver in the stands, while their children, oblivious to their parents' plight, are having the time of their lives on the ice? "It keeps the kids busy and hopefully keeps them out of trouble when they're older," notes Mrs. Tobin. "It also gives them some dis- cipline." "You would suffer anything for your child," adds Mrs. Giles. "Isn't it awful what we go through for them:'.. Valerie Tobin has a long, ther- mal coat to see her through all those hours at chilly arenas. nose no,key moms wait in Pickering s Don Beer Arena 'warm room prior to heading out to the rink area for the start of their game. From left are, Gayelee GMord, Nehe Araujo, Marie Georgievski, Cathy Jennings and Colleen Judges. Claremont v 4 SEASONS COUNTRY CLUB VALENTINE'S WINE - DA.'VCE - DINNER PARTY By he Flickerrs Fireplace • Iong Stemmed Chocolate Rose LIVE BAND SAT. FEB. 12/94 8:30 - 1:00 A.M. Ph. for reservations 649-2436 $35°° P",.,Pit 1SIOOdI►L■s„lfitiw�in�, �;.r 3d� K11ls� 7, 6rt�Dwrt)tod Dr. Bernard Farber Dr. Howard Petroff Family Physicians Are pleased to announce Dr. Virginia MacLennan has joined their practice NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS 905-420-5776 Pickering Medical Centre 1885 Glenanna Rd. Ste. 210 (directly across from Pickering Town Centre) Sally Giles, left, and Jane Cameron thaw out between periods by sitting on a heater at Don Beer Arena. WONNE'S HAIRSTYLIST • i SW14n ServiceSpiwiWidz^ • Qtla/itj► frkirdly Atmae�hen_ � CURLS & RELAXERS Also: Tints, weaves, Carts, pemts i and scalp treatments / • 11iPyka.�,A,yr�rayDIKWys, and , � � � • �- is pleased to announce the relocation of her office & practice to: The Pickering Medicentre The Pickering Square Plaza 1450 Kingston Rd. Unit 613 highway 2, at Valley Farm Rd.) • free parking • open 7 days a week • Lab, X Ray & Ultrasound on premises On -Site Pharmacy All Dr. Alidina's current patients, and new patients are welcome to consult her at the above location or oa11 831-8240 WA •1111; r;`. . Jeremy Whelan is seven Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that saw its shadow weeks ago, so winter should be ending soon. Until the snow melts, let's get busy dropping names... 1111. Feb. 6 is a special day in the Whelan home, because aspiring hockey pro J e r e m y Andre John Whelan turns the lucky seven years old. A big party is planned for his family and buddies. By the way, Jere- Jeremy Whelan my's big brother Gerry Jr. celebrated his 25th birthday on Feb. 1. Happy birthday and love to both boys from Mom, Dad, Cory, Cindy, Tanya, Larissa and Brittany... Sarah Alexandria Brooke Chamberlain celebrated her first birthday Feb. 5 with love and wishes for happiness from big brother Timothy, Mommy, Daddy and family pooch Tammy... Sarah and Timothy Chamberlain 1111. Look out world, another driver is just around the corner. Jeffrey Arscott turns 16 on Feb. 11. Wishing him lots of love and happiness always will be Mom, Dad, sister Tiffani and Mac- Gyver... Jeffrey Ascott 1100 Feb. 5 was a big day for Mitchell Wilkin, because he turned five years old. His Mom Barb, Dad Rick, brothers Stephen and Justin, and grand- parents Keen and Wilkin helped Mitchell and Stephen Wilkin Mitchell celebrate. He'll also have a special lunch with girl- friend Lauren Kunz, who turns two on Feb. 11... Two special days for two spe- cial sweethearts are coming back- to-back. Timothy turns eight years old on Feb. 8 and sister Andrea is six on Feb. 9. Lots of love from Mommy, stepdad Rob, liana and Granma Lam- ont, great -granny, Joan and Dirkv... Armstrong turned one. Mom Robyn Armstrong is awfully proud of her. Also sending along birthday wishes, with lots of love, were grandparents Joanne and Paul Armstrong, great-grand- parents Jack and Lucille Baron and Lillian Armstrong... Timothy and Andrea 1111. It was a wonderful Wednesday for a handsome fella with big brown eyes. Jordon LeBaun cel- ebrated his sixth birthday on Feb. 2 with his Nanny, Pappy, Mom, Dad, aunts, cousins and friends. His Nanny and Pappy would like to wish Jordon a very happy birthday... Jordon LeBaun 000 One of the beauties in the Gaudet home turned eight on Feb. 5. Danielle Gaudet and her family will head to the birthday girl's favorite restaurant, Red Lobster, for her favorite food, lobster. She's also having a bowl- ing party Feb. 6. Danielle is an amazing artist and a future Olympic skater. She loves ani- mals and Power Rangers, espe- cially the Red Ranger. Lots of love from Mom, Dad, Michelle, Ashley, Toto, Rudolph, Black, Granny, Mamere, Papere and all her aunts and uncles... 0.0 Feb. 5 was a big day for a red- haired lovely as Angelica Amber Angelica Armstrong 0.. There was an error in a Name Dropping item last week so we'd better correct it or else. We gave an incorrect age for Susan John- son and her husband Rick says if we don't correct the matter, he won't be alive to seek re-election in the fall and we won't be alive to report his demise. Here, now, is the corrected information. The special occasions were coming fast and furious in the Johnson home in Brougham. On Jan. 25, Susan and her husband, Pickering councillor Rick John- son, celebrated their 19th anniversary. The very next day, Jan. 26, Rick (not Susan as we said) turned the big four -oh (40)! Rick wants to thank Susan for 19 years of a wonderful life... 1111. That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Drop- ping. 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"In fact, they called down last week to have our team roster faxed to them. That's a pretty good indica- tion that they will play us." (The top four finishers pick their first-round opponents from the bottom four teams.) Blackburn says the series should shape up to be a close one against the defending league champs. "It should be interesting," he says. A Ar[ AXEME N O MA JUIMM & "OCXZV Clue "We've played Barrie tough all year. We beat them handily in their own rink the last time we played them." Most importantly, the Axemen are in good shape heading into the post -season. Except for defenceman Todd Ensoll who's still nursing a pulled groin, the team is "healthy and raring to go", says Blackburn. The Axemen finished regular -season play on a sour note, dropping a 6-4 decision to the Peterborough Trentway-Wagar Petes in Peterborough Tuesday night. Aaron Saul, with two goals, Adrian Saul and Brent Gay- lor, each with one, scored for the Axemen. Other expected East Division post -season match -ups should see the top-ranked Orillia Terriers play eighth -place Collingwood Blues; second -place Newmarket '87s take on seventh -place Peterborough Trentway- Wagar Petes, and fourth -place Markham Waxers suit up against sixth-place Cobourg Cougars. The Axemen finished regular -season play with a record of 17 wins, 17 losses and six ties for 40 points. Dates and times for Axemen playoff games weren't known at our press deadline. Marathon man J jAacian braves the cold to train for Boston run-oon lf By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX - Training through the recent brutal cold snap has an Ajax long-distance runner almost wishing he hadn't qualified for North America's oldest marathon. However, Alex Bianchi continues to run more than 50 miles a week in preparation for the Boston Marathon April 18. The 37 -year-old manager of an instrumentation company says competing in the gruelling 26.4 -mile Boston event has been a long-time goal. "I'm ecstatic about it," says Bianchi who'll take his place on the starting line with about 10,000 other entrants. "For anyone who's ever done any running, it's the ultimate goal. I'm pretty excited about going, but I'm not thrilled about training in the win- ter." The Boston Marathon represents only his fourth marathon since he gave up playing rugby with the Ajax Wanderers and became interested in long-distance running three years ago. His appetite for the sport was whetted after a decent performance at his first event, the 1991 Toronto Marathon, where he was clocked in a time of three hours and 35 minutes. But, he's noticed marathons don't get easier with experience. "Every marathon is a challenge," says Bianchi. "Because you've run one marathon doesn't mean it gets any easier. It really is a challenge of mind and body." Bianchi met the qualifying standard for the Boston Marathon while competing at the Columbus Marathon in Columbus, Ohio last October. He finished the run in three hours, 14 minutes, just beating the Boston qualifying time of 3:15 for the 35 -to -40 age group - While marathon running is portrayed as a solitary sport, Bianchi isn't alone in preparing for his date in Boston. He's joined by friend Tom Kelly, 30, formerly of Ajax and now of Scarborough, who also ran at Columbus and qualified for Boston. Bianchi and Kelly will continue to run 50 miles per week in the two months before Boston, gradually increasing their training reg- imen to 60 to 65 miles a week as the event draws nearer. The bulk of their training is done in the Seaton Valley, just north of Picker- ing. Bianchi has modest goals in mind for the Boston Marathon. He plans to improve his personal best lime by five to 10 minutes. "If I could run a 3:10 1 would be very happy. That's my ulti- mate goal," he says. Alex Bianchi, left, of Ajax and training partner Tom Kelly, a former Ajax resident, train in the Seaton Valley north of Pickering in preparation for the Boston Marathon in April. The twosome run 50 miles per week, and will increase the distance to 60 to 65 miles as the Boston event, the oldest marathon in North America, draws near. photo by A.J. Groen CALL AL RIVETT WITH SPORTS 683-5110, FAX 683-7363 WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS eg. Leafs, Blue Jays & others Will Pay Cash at Face Value Call Bruce, 5794400, Ext. 207 Playoff run grinds to halt for A/P midgets AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Slim - Line Windows midget 'AAA' Raiders rep hockey team was ousted from the playoffs Thursday night. The Raiders suffered a 5- 2 defeat at the hands of the Central Ontario Wolves in Lindsay Thursday night. The Wolves captured the best -of -five Eastern Ontario 'AAA' semi-final series three games to none. The Raiders will now drop into a consolation play- off round with other defeat- ed teams in the Eastern Ontario 'AAA' loop. After playing to a 1-1 draw in the first period, the Raiders fell behind 3-1 in the second period and were never able to recover. Ajax/Pickering also took 41 minutes in penalties in the contest. Steve Quinn and Tim ~McCarthy, with a short- handed marker, scored for the Raiders. Markus Quinn, Chris Smith and Murray Sheehan added assists. Lube Kings slick with hockey sticks AJAX - The Ajax Lube King seven-year-old select hockey team got back on the winning track with a 5-0 victory over Oak Ridges in North York Select League action Saturday. Kyle Cunningham earned the shutout for Ajax. Matthew Carroll led the offence with two goals and an assist. Patrick Milne, Craig McDonald and Mike O'Neil added single tallies. Jason Winder picked up an assist. In an exhibition tilt on Sunday, the Luke King selects edged Scarborough Malvern 5-3. Carroll scored a hat trick and Joey McColm added a pair of goals. Brock Robinson, Danny Lefort, McDonald, Sammy Guzzo and Kyle Robinson contributed assists. Cunningham turned in another exceptional game in net. Forwards Robert Beck- ett and Derek Kelloway had good games. Defencemen Kyle Tate, Matthew Ash and Adam Elvin turned in solid efforts on the blue line. Novice Raiders end regular season with three will AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Raiders IBEW Local 353 major novice 'AAA' rep hockey team posted three wins, a loss and a tie in recent league action. The Raiders nipped Richmond Hill/Vaughan 4-3 in recent play. Russell Dabuzinskas netted the hat trick, with Brent Dalliday connecting for the fourth goal. Assists went to Kevin Brown, Grant Lemmon, Andre Vincent and Dalliday. Ajax/Pickering managed a 3-1 win over Peterborough. John Flude stopped 33 shots to earn the win. Vincent potted two goals, with Jason Brookings net- ting the other. Thomas Milne drew an assist. The Raiders edged Peterbor- ough by the same 3-1 score in Ajax/Pickering also played to another league tilt, using a com- a 3-3 draw with Oshawa. The bination of strong goaltending Raiders trailed 3-1 with just over from John Flude and five minutes left in the game a solid passing when Smart and Dalliday, with attack. Andre Vin- the tying goal, scored for cent netted two Ajax/Pickering. Thomas Milne goals, with Derek had the first Raiders' goal. Polowyk notching Assisting were Dalliday with the other mark- two, Jason Brookings and Vin- er. Paul Ruta AAA cent with one each. and Vincent Defencemen Ian Suginomori, were creditedRA1DEA5 Kevin Brown, Brian Choo-Wing with assists. and Milne did a fine job restrict - The IBEW novices were ing the Oshawa snipers. soundly beaten by Whitby 9-2. The Raiders finished the regu- Brent Dalliday and Polowyk lar season in fourth place in the scored for the Raiders. Assisting OMHA Eastern Ontario 'AAA' were Russell Dabuzinskas with league standings with a record of two, and Brian Smart with one. 11 wins, 14 losses and five ties Goalie Chris Wood faced many for 27 points, just two points Whitby shots in the game. short of third place. Ajax swimmers sharp at meet AJAX - Ajax Aquatic Club swimmers posted good and 100m fly; Lindsey Mascherin, first 100m back; results at the recent East York meet. Shannon McWatters, second 200m free, second 100m Clubs from East York, Markham, Milton, New- free. market, North York, Toronto, Scarborough and Ajax 13 -AND -14 BOYS sent 329 swimmers to the competition. Jon Henderson, first 50m free, first 100m breast, sec - Ajax swimmers' results: and I 00 free, second I 00 back. r SENIOR CITIZENS EIGHT -AND -I NDER GIRLS Katie McQuaid, fifth 50 -metre breast- stroke, sixth 50m freest le; Bonnie Latour, second 50m breast, fourth + Two 25m butterfly. �co EIGHT -AND -UNDER BOYS Adrian Mate, first 25m fly, third 50m free, third 50m backstroke, fourth 50m breast; Leslie Tang, fifth 50m back, sixth 25m fly; John Paul White, fifth 25m fly. NINE -AND -10 GIRLS Christina Lucente, second 50m breast, second 50m fly; Meghan Henderson, sixth 50m fly. NINE -AND -10 BOYS Sean Silva, third 50m back; Rory Hunter, sixth 50m breast; Matthew Hill, third 50m fly. 13 -AND -14 GIRLS Melissa Allen, fourth 50m fly; Alyscia Crooks, sec- SlyOR d.1lf.C1" AJAX LADIES RECREATIONAL BASKETBALL MoWwy 2. Wilma LaRoche. Sherlyn Poland. Joy Janis Mitchen goats by T.nK McKague 4. Helen Results horn Wednesday. Jan. 26. Hercia. Assets to LaRochelle 3. Snyder 2. Hese 2. Page. Paula Tits. Assists to Card Steak 2. Kim RRST GAME Poland. Mary CoW Sharon Ha". Bradshaw. Los Ann McMillan. Estron Canada 36 (Tara Sesuk 12, Marron Baxter 10) vs. McGrnne Larding 37 (Shen -Lynn Escos BBdrta.9-� 1 kv Wo so A SECOND GAME 12 Debbourbon bourbon BayyY 48 (Lon Flerrkrq 13. Mne Wnw . SENIOR CITIZENS bead 10. Engnd Carnrcnael 10) vs. LOEB Bay - wood 26 (Rose Adam 7). ANYONE OVER 55 MKERBNG MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE GA'E r'es't` RST'G- WASTERS D1M1O1 SAVE MONEY ON AME GaaantrysEaery32vs. W.H.Esingsr30. TOP SCORERS AUTO & HOME INSURANCE Gallantry's: Dave Bayles 12, John Esposito 7. W.H. Esnger: Glenn scan 9. soot Taylor 6. FOR A FREE OUOTE CALL SECOND CAME "a^Kiii Im linswance 63 m Ca"'°`"' P'°"o"' PINE RIDGE INSURANCE Products 42.. TOP SCORERS 676 Mo;narch AVO. #13 Van Kempen: bob Niddstad 16. Bill Boston 15. OntarioNidi Hoppis 12.A ' `lw"+ Canadian Protective. Ron Faragher 15. Ken Ryder 13, Mile Bryant 12. Japan Cartwa sa vs. "ho Contracting 24. TOPSCORERS Japan Ca nerafat Road 15. Brad Have RL Since Onard 7. %W Yartlg 7. Wsrken: Ray Fon a MO 4 4ASTERS onesFOH tJw. 31) ACTS Ciaerers 54 vs. Bar Spode 52- TOPSCOFAM ASG Carvers: James Locked 17. Conrad Davis 12; Karl Domes t0. Ow Sports: Erie Carter 16, Lbyd Esso B. Tony par 7. SECOND GAAE Tilllv n Herd -Tec 73 vs. Pwrys Aub Saha 71. VOP SCOMM Trrakr m oWoy Williarls 32. Vktlon Reece 1e. Can" ashap 11. clam V rnhowein 24. Brion Fergueen 15. ll: GATE 14. bMlrtatroe patiob 49 vs. Abd Harris Bar i Gill 31. TOP SCORERS Irsurana PorOob Gestin Esher 10. Dan Thornew 0. Some Lusby 7. am Hears: (idly Hue. 11, Bab Hordtrg 10. FOURTH GME Elryd6 Corp. 55 vs. Hb i Co. 50. TOPS Ebyda: Man McPherson 19. Data Joseph 13. He i Co.: Doe MadnM 12, walim GorldMq 11. Calvin Sm1A B. LAKESHORE LADIES AINGETTE LEAGUE THUM, JAIL 13 Poppe 12 vs. Seem Golf i Cartery Ckb 6. Poppe goat by Joan WA*V 5. Stacy Papp- 5, bev yyUartson, Jaddo Salina. A-isls to Papp- 3. Murphy 2. WWwrson. Barco. sasbn goals by Mariana Pisani 4. Kann Laing 3. Diane Porta Assets 10 Pisani, Laing. Poen Karen Pearn. SUK, JAIL 14 Sapphire Bar t Grill 7 vis. Janis Mkdwil Kkhom e_ Sapphire goals by Shellis Snyder 2. Karen a �- EtMa66 .- Im EF • TIIIIIE • QUAI= • GEMIE DENTA ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVABA%I" TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATEENTS WE V PEOPLE OF AU AGES DR. JOSEPH A. MISIGN, DENTIST 24 HR. EMExttirEPK..-7( srxv><It-Jis 3 Harwood Ave. S., Max, Ontario P (South of Hwy. #2)Rg is 1i ow, d % :. ,�J'r.TA,- fow,01 i. y-fT 14.: 4k, !.1 4,�Af I THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEWtUASY 419J*FAGB la Ajax novice selects drop final league contest AJAX - The Ajax Freeway Ford Sales/Long & McQuade mirror novice select hockey team dropped its final game in league play. The Ajacians lost 4-2 to Humber Valley. Jason Kelly and Devon Mur- phy scored for Ajax, with assists to Colin Brunet, Murphy and Kelly. Impressive on defence were Shane Stapleton, Brandon Cox, Kyle Gionette, Willie Neadles and Brandon Hutton. Chris Roy played well in net. Darryl Felgemacher, Alex Paddon, J.J. Brill, Ryan Long, Scott Masterton and Colin Smith were outstanding throughout the contest. ENJOY THE BEST OF BRITAIN AT THE BRITISH SHOW - MUSIC - COMEDY - SHOPPING Featuring: ' Direct from Scotland, Tommy Scott & the Pipes & Dixie Banjo Band' Coronation Street'.sAlf Roberts' Scottish Pipe Bands Daily Sing -along in the Pub Automotive Building, Exhibition Place, Toronto February 11, 12 & 13th Friday 11-9. Saturday 10-9, Sunday 10-5 Information 1-800-729-8951 Adults $8.00 (incl taxes) Seniors & Kids 8-14 $6.00 Under 8 - Free Mid Winter Specials CHANGE 1 j PERFO�fiA�MICE , 4 cyl............. 4995 pEM� IL 9ia $ 95 15 cars I l. .. .... ..._ 4 Bumper to Bumper 6 Cy Maintenance Inspection 7 95 1 ' (vnth this coupe+) V 6 48 7 1951 `ind brakes, tires, suspension, stealing, L General vehicle condition most cars) 2 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) :29.95 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) $49.95 )r#beller lhatr es•er!JAX 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 wil examine the appropriateness of the land use designations of the 1978 A3 Development Phan in view of the increased traffic volumes that the area will experience, as wall as odw dwelopmtent issues The study area - - sists of lards flatting onto Ba* Street between PcMrirg Beach Road and the Audley Road road allowance, as wet as those lands on the east side of Pickering Beads Road in the Ytcirrly of Ba * Street The intent of this notice is to indorm you that a task foroe consisting of lour members of Council has been estal ished to guide the preparation of the study and will be solicking pubic consukation through three pubic meetings to be held at the dales and location fled below. You are imAed lo attend dose meetings b review the progress of the study and discuss any questions or comments you may have. IThe fourth meebg will recommend the preferred land use option for the lands in to study area Relevant planning documents as wall as The A3 Corndor Review terms of reference are ailable for review all the Planning Department„ 75 chambers Drive, Ajax. n you have any questions or comments, please contact Mr. Geoff McKnight of the Pbrinirg Department al 683-45'50. DATE: FEBRUARY Is, 1994 TATE: 7:00 PJM. LOCATION: COUNCL CHAMBERS 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO P. Toliefsen, M.C.I.P. Director of Planing G. Whittington Director of Business Development PAGE 14THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY* 1"4 Fmighting ■ ' kailler By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - It may be Febru- ary, but some people coming to your door this month are looking for a warm recep- tion. Volunteer canvassers for the local chap- ter of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Founda- tion are going door-to-door these days, seeking funds so life-saving research can continue. Heart disease and stroke are the nu-nber- one killer of Canadians, claiming 75,000 lives each year. Durham Region West area coordinator Christina Kalchos says about 700 can- vassers will cover Ajax and Pickering dur- ing Heart and Stroke Month. The fund-raising goal for Ajax is $32,000, and in Pickering $28.000. If everyone gives a little, the campaign would easily exceed its goal, \IT,,. Kalchos says. "Even if it's one loonie or two. That's a coffee and a muffin. If people give up that treat, we'd go well over our goal. Everyone can give up a loonie when it means saving lifer, hopefully. - The door-to-door campaign is life-saving research. "People feel 'my dollar won't make a difference', but it does make a difference." Of every dollar raised, only nine cents are spent on administration, while the rest goes to research and finding cures. the second largest fund-raiser for Volunteers are the key to the the foundation, next to donations AMAMMIL campaign, Mrs. Kalchos says. made in the name of deceased peo- "Without them, we couldn't func- ple. tion." "We need those dollars, because Two volunteers who realty stand we don't go to the community veryi out are Susan Coburn of Ajax and often. We're not a United Way AND HfARTl Bernie McDonald of Pickering. agency, so we get no funding from FOUN ATOM Fach is the resident campaign chair - them, and we get no government man for their respective communi- funding. Were going it aline in this reces- ties. sion." "Those are the volunteers who should he If the foundation doesn't reach its goal, thanked. They've put in so much time and research into heart diseases will have to effort. They have a lot of responsibility and stop. Mrs. Kalchos fears. both have done amazing jobs." -We pre pledge an amount to From early October to January. the cam researchers. If we don't make our goal, we paign chairs recruited zone leaders and can - have to go back to the researcher and stop gassers. "People don't realize the effort that went into getting canvassers. Let's hope people realize that and don't turn people away," Mrs. Kalchos says. Most canvassers visit between 30 and 40 homes, although some may drop by more than 100. If vou'd like to help by being a canvass- er, call Mrs. Kalchos at 696-1521. :3 :1 People who give to canvassers will receive a Lighthearted Cookbox)k Sampler, a brochure with four 'heart healthy recipes, and donors can buy The Lighthearted Cook- book for S12, a S5 saving from the regular price. More than 500,000 copies of The Lighthearted Co okboo)k have been sold. You can order a copy by calling the Heart and Stroke Foundation at 6.S6-1521 or visit the office at 835 Westney Rd. S., knit 4. Ajax, between Monarch and Finley Ayes. The office is open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. Heart attack victim battles back, By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKER1tiG - He always thought heart attacks "happened to the other guy." That's why Hugh Brandford ignored the warning signs that ma,. have prevented a heart attack which remains as vivid in his memory today as it did when it occurred a year ago. "Perhaps 1 thought i was invincible in respect to such problems.- the 50-o ear -old Ajax resident recalls. He learned he wasn't one Sunday night last February, dur- ing Heart and Stroke Month. The Ontario Hydro engineer was driving home in a snow- storm from Toronto, where he had gone to pick up extra work from the office, when he felt "a significant discomfort in my chest• a heavy pressure. "i thought it would go away, but it didn't. I thought, 'if this is a heart attack, the worst thing I could do would be to continue driving'. - As he rested on a Toronto street. the feeling intensified. he began to sweat pro- fusely and his vision was sometimes blur- ry. "Out of sheer good fortune." he caught the attention of two nearby police officer: h, flicking his headlights. µ ithin minutes. he was in an ambu- lance en route to the Sunnvbrook Health Science Centre, where he remained a week. He felt -extremely vulnerable' upon leaving the "protective cocoon of the hospital" to go home, where he remained three months before returning to work part-time until his retirement in October. In those first months. Mr. Hugh Brandford Brandtord remembers feeling lucky to he alive. But at the same time. "I kept thinking how stupid I was. 1 had all the indications that i should have backed off on stress and investigate the risk factors." Those risks includ- ed being overweight. setting little exercise except to walk from the GO station to the office, and having a highly stressful job. As well, he had a family history of heart problems. "i got into a situation of false confidence." %ir. Brandford admits. "Mg blood pressure and cholesterol levels were normal and I had no history of diabetes. Though i didn't feel perfect, I didn't feel I was at risk." Still. "because of an improp- er Ittestvle." Mr. Brandford can't forget the medical costs associated with his hospital stay. (Sunnybrook informs patients of the cost of their stag to the health care system. The ambu- lance which took tlr. Brandford to the hospital cost S250, while his eight-day stay cost 56.400, not including physician fees.) Today, -in appreciation of the efforts that brought me hack from the brink.- Mr. Brandford volunteers with the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Ajax -Picker- ing chapter. B} promoting healthy lifestyle, he hopes oth- ers will learn trom his experi- ence. "The hest wag to deal with it is to prevent it," advises Mr. Brandford, who now partici- pates in a cardiac rehabilitation program, exercises regularly and has lost weight. For more information on the foundation and its sen ices, call 696-15'_1. „ The grim 'acts & stats &L-10 Approximately 170 jacians will die this year of heart disease and stroke, which cause 40 per cent of ill deaths in this country. O Canada's *1 killer will :.Jake the lives of approxi- Inatelyt 225 Pickering resi- 'agents in 1994. ' D Heart attacks will kill RI Ajacians and 135 Pick- ing residents this year. C❑ The average resident of _Ajax and Pickering spends tics annually on heart and research. _ numbers based ou s provided by Statis- Canada and the ntario Heart and Stroke ovedation and extrapo- fated from most recent '.:population counts provid- iedfor Ajax )lT7) and Healthvdiet Bloodpressure ❑ CUT THE FAT: Canadians t eat about 25cent r ✓� l than they show This much fa - and stress dealers more calories than you D Even If you're feeling fine, need and ckxgs your cardio- vascular system. Avoid high-fat you could have high blood pressure as there are no obvi7. - dairy products, fatty meats ` ous symptoms. and fried foods, to none a �; ❑ Uncontrolled high blood few. Get . pressure can lead to stroke or . . O EAT LEAN MEATS: Reduce physically Serious heartdisease. meat portions and choose Limit vicesO Have blood pressure Jeon '� checked regularly. If it's high. _ O Smokers are more likely eto�btemeats. p°o e#(kat more rke 8btns and active follow your to have heart attacks or hard - rice) that are also high in fibre 10,doctor's ening of the arteries and low in fat and cholesterol. t Regular physical activity advice. If ❑More women than men ©EAT MORE CAR130HY- helps Your heart, lungs and medication have strokes. Sorokin is a DRATES: You'll need more car- isblood vessels work better.1� 9 bob grates (Ike fresh fruit, v # - �\ �` greater risk factor for stroke Y ik e9- 0 Choose an activity you , scribed, than even for heart disease etobies and oat bran) to make enjoy and set reaftfic goals take it faithfully. D Women smokers who use ►�P for the fat you'd be cutting for yourself. y D Become aware of stress birth control pills are 30 to 20 back on. ;0 A brisk walk Is a good .at work, at home, in your times more likely to suffer O EAT LESS SALT. Most foods start. Begin slowly and work leisure time. identify situations heart disease or strokes than ` taste great without any salt. Be up to a more vigorous level of where you feel driven, tense, non-smokers. >. careful of processed food as dexercise. irritable. It you can, avoid or D Heart diseose is more contains a lot of salt. D You should perform your modify them. common among non-smokers O WATCH YOUR WEIGHT physical activity for at least 20 0 Try relaxation techniques, who are regularly exposed to Avoid fad diets. Following minutes, three times a week. stress reduction programs and second-hand smoke Canada's food guide is the Be sure your activity is regular exercise. If our total best way of getting your g y D Drink less alcohol. Excess weight down.compatible with your age lifestyle is stressful, you may alcohol consumption is bad �gand condition. meed a major change.for t_' t�#:' sem, r". >ft' _ • Your body in manyways Li U4 Oh J°y� 1 am so happy! 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'fL lVW% , — ��" 1989 `�' `'i+ PLYMOUTH 1 Mass HORIZON MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 4 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., air rand., amifm, gauges, doth buckets. delay wipers, rear wiper, tinned glass & more. 1 owner. Balance of factory warranty available. M2 PLYMOUTH GRAND VOYAGER 4Z000 ftffM.Es LE WAGON MAKE AN OFFER! V6, aub., ps., pb.. px, p.dl., A mirrors, p. seat, quad seats, wires, ws.w, AWFM sass., sunscreen glass, lk o ise, roof rack & more.1 owner. Balance factory warrarvty arailabb. 11 V TTo i1 W To 1993 _ ACCLAIM MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr.. 4 cyl., auto.. p.s.. p.b., lift. cruise. air cond. buckets. console. AM/FM cars., p. mirrors & more. Balance of factory warranty available Stk. P4005. 1993 CHRYSLER - TOWN & COUNTRY MAKE AN OFFER! V6. auto.. p. seat, p w.. p.d.1 p mirrors. toll. cruise. At FM. CO player. sunscreen glass, leather seats. quad seats loaded. Stk. 3964 Balance of factory warranty available _.. 1993 CHRYSLER = r DYNASTY LE MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr.. 3.3 L engine. auto. transmission. power windows, power door locks. power mirrors. lift. cruise, AM/FM cassette. W.S.W. radials. cloth seats & more. Stk. P3927. Balance of factory warranty available. 1990 DODGE CARAVAN SE WAGON 111:w 41,E MN,EB JNAKE AN OFFER! V6, auto., p.s., p.b., AM/FM cassette, roof rack, 5 passenger, dual mirrors, delay wipers & more. 1 owner. Balance of factory warranty PLYMOUTHSERVICE OPEN ALL AJ" LTD. : CHRYSLER DAY SATURDAY . , AND EVERY NIGHTCHRYSLER DOD AVE. 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McGuigan, Wayne Robinson, Dar- Vaughan, the Ajacians bounced To advance to the final, Ajax Wednesday. The team has so far amassed a ryl Beaulicau, Lee Belanger, Mike back to post an impressive 8-3 win chalked up wins over teams from The Knights blanked Picker - record of 33 wins and one tie. The Grieve, Brandon Lafrance and Neil in a rematch with Etobicoke. John Cobourg, Peterborough and Wood- ing 6-0 in the opening contest of selects are unbeaten in both league Christenson. The coaches are Dave Hughes and Ritchie each notched stock. In the process, Ajar scored 31 the York/Simcoe Hockey and tournament play. Radley, Gord Nash and Steven two goals for the winners. Bradley, goals, while allowing only two. League best -of -three series. The Cassidy and Company ban- Ernst. Jesse Gionette, Piemontese and Team members are Nathaniel Ajax took a 4-0 lead in the tams recently captured the North Fullerton added singles. Drawing Allard, Alexander Damcevski, Brian first period, scoring on two York Select Hockey League title. six-year-old selects assists were Gionette and James Ernst, Chad Gkxie, Brandon Gurley, powerplay opportunities to take They earned the championship trophy at the recent Detroit touma- •500 in top division Howard with two each, Bradley, Picmontese, Ritchie and Adam Bell Ryan Hanlon, Adrien Jean-Paul, Reid McGregor, Ryan Phulchand Pickering out of the game early. The Knights added two goals in meat. AJAX -The Ajax six-year-old with one apiece. P and Ryan -Lee Simoes, Coach is the third frame for good mea - Another highlight of the season for the Ajax selects was defeating a select hockey team has posted aJason record in its last three contests Ajax soccer Warriors Garforth. Try -outs will be held soon for sure. Randy Verdoch, with two 'AA' -calibre Whitby squad in an ,500 since moving up to a new division stopped short of title Positions on the Warriors under -10 goals, Keith Ryan, Kyle Procter, exhibition match. The coaches thank the parents of the North York Select League.AJAX Since joiningthe Elite Division, -The Ajax Warriors boys' rep team. For more informa- tion, call Jason Garforth at 839 - Ryan Grootveld and Dan Shaw scored for Ajax. for their backing, the Town for sup- g P- the league's top category, the Ajax boys' indoor soccer team carrne up short of capturing its team came 2738 Addingassists were Darryl porting the squad's fund-raising selects have one win, a tie and a fourth consecutive Peterborough Ajax begins playoff Assinck, Ryan Brown, Shaw, effort and the team sponsor for help- ing out financially. loss Ajax played to a 2-2 draw with Indoor Soccer Tournament title last weekend. series with victory Mike Mayhew, Ryan, Justin Turner, Verdoch, Procter and Team members are Karsten Etobicoke. Derek Fullerton and Ben The Warriors, undefeated going AJAX - The Ajax Royal Mike Grieve, with one helper Ernst, Dan Lovell, Gee Nash, Max Piemontcse scored the goals, with into the final, dropped a heartbreak- Canadian Legion major bantam apiece. WET BASEMENT? DIGGING IS NOT THE ONLY OPTION A leaking basement is a liability in any home. Storage or recreational use becomes risky and dampness can create structural damage and health problems. Basements that are wet not onlv lack functional value but can cost you money. Home appraiser Ken E. Simpson reported in the July -August 1991 issue of Practical Homeowner magazine, "Wet basements are highly adverse. The market will penalize the seller about 10 per cent of the sale price of the house for a wet basement." Many homeowners try to stop water with different methods to no avail. Is there an alternative" YES! The professionals at Basement Systems Canada have affordable solutions for ALL basement water control problems. There is no digging involved and every system is guaranteed for the life of the structure. The company's most frequent installation is the DryTrakT'" system which controls water seepage at the floor wall joint. Owner Robert Hayter explains," Hydrostatic pressure is relieved when ground water is channeled through the Trak and discharged via your floor rain or a SuperSumpT`�. We can install systems in finished or unfinished basements, any [damage me of the year, whether the basement is wet or dry at the time of installation. Because there no costly digging involved, no outside disruption of landscaping, porches etc., and no to your basement floors and footings inside, DryTrakTM is the most economical time water control system available." For further information about the DryTrakTm and other Basement Systems and for a free home inspection and a written estimate, please call Basement Systems Canada at 446-6002. Call us if you have a news item 683-5110 DURHAM HOMEPRENEURS GROUP Those who nun a business from their home. and the businesses that serve them, presents a networking breakfast on February 10/94 - 7:30-9 am. at a new venue. Victorian Gardens Restaurant (0 Randall Dr. Pickering '10p(includes brealdasi) 686-1786 d',Or1s PALJMER BRC>S- HFJUM AM AN CC*4XTXX4WG S •HEAT PUMPS • AM • SALES • SSWIM• iUTA .1ATMS FREE ROC>FiMUM THERMOSTAT �OMER Now! 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VICTORIA • COOUITLAM - VANCOUVER - BURNABY • SURREY - EDMONTON - SASKATOON WINNIPEG MISSISSAUGA - TORONTO NORTH YORK - NEWMARKET - SCARBOROUGH KINGSTON OTTAWA - MONTREAL - LAVAL - LONGUEUIL - QUEBEC - HALIFAX 110 General Help Cruise Ship Jobs $300/5900 weekly. Gift shops, casino dealers, deck hands, lour guides, etc. No exp. Hiring men/women. 1-504-641- 1160 ext 01219, P4 CDI Career Development Institutes Ltd. Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help In cooperation with Human Resources Development Canada CUSTOMER SERVICE TECHNIQUES This 120 -hour program will develop the skills needed to succeed in any customer service -related job. Included are the employability skits that were listed as essential in the Conference Board of Canada study. Eligible applicants will have at least 3 years work experience. This full-time course runs from February 28 to March 25, 1994. INDUSTRIAL SALES (Business to Business Selling) Good sales people are difficult to find and are among the most valuable assets of a company. This 123 -hour program will provide the skills necessary to effectively sell in a business or industrial environment. Eligible applicants will have at least five years work experience and at least one year in sales. This full-time program begins on February 23 and ends on March 25, 1994. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants for mese programs must be unemployed and receiving UIC benefits at the time of the course start date and must reside in the Region of Durham and minimum grade 12 education or equivalent is required. In addition, you must meet the experience requirements and successlWy complete entry tests. Location: Courses are held at DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (Ajax,' at Suite 404, 95 Bayly St W. tOnR.rn Programs are offered at: DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE Local callers: 427.1922 Long distance: 1-800-268-0339 ConUenda/Advatising Our client; a progressive. well-iestablished Durham region employer. has an opportunity for an experienced Supervisor, Human Resources Reporting to the Controller, you will be responsible for coordinating employment equity initiatives and recruiting hourly and salaried employees. This position is ideally suited to a generalist with at least five years' experience in the administration of salaries and benefitsheaNh and safety prograrm, and collective agreement language. You are proficient in the use of PC based office software programs and have completed post secondary studies in Human Resources. CHRP is preferred. A tompeti<im compel anon plan and comprehensive benefits package are offered. To appy, please forward your resume to the address below. qualllq File RTM334 and rickaaTg any companies that shicuid not receive your resume. All applications will be acbnaNledged and forv.wded to our client. Me 2 l pll - - - icons phase. E7, -,n 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Heap 110 EMMONS ftttttttiniiiiiiiii Wanted FT/PT EXPERIENCED HAIR STYLIST for Pickering location. Call Lynn at -420-3415 Property Manager Responsible for the operation of a multi -project portfolio, including site staff supervision, budget preparation, monitoring, and reporting in accordance with Ministry of Housing guidelines. Must have knowledge of government non-profit housing programs and the ability to understand and interpret all related legislation, i.e. the Landlord and Tenant Ad, Ontario Fire Code, Building Code, etc. Excellent communication, interpersonal and administrative skills requited. Financial skills and computer experience would be an asset. Community College diploma in the area of social sciences or a Property Management Designation, combined with a minimum two years experience. Apply in confidence to: Manager, Administration, Durham Region Non -Profit Housing Corporation, 1615 Dundas St. E., 41h Floor, Whitby, Ontario LIN 2L1, Fax: (905) 436-5361 Closing Date: February 11, 1994 ZXZXXXssz=XXZXZXXZZXXZXXZzzzzz:" GRAND OPENING Recent expansion of distribution company has created 10 new opportunities to be filled immediately. Opportunities in management, pick up and delivery, sales and marketing and customer service. No experience necessary. Car required. Start tomorrow. Call Karen, Oshawa 905 404-0487 RKXXXX-XXZXXXXXXXXXZZXXXXXXXXXXXXZA GUARANTEED BY CONTRACT =,om the comfort of your own %.1me. Telemarketing work w,n existing Beil Canada :ustomers Minimum schedule required w,th permanent HAIRDRESSERS, NAIL TECHNICIANS Wanted in established studio, to rent chair. $125 per week or space 30%. Very friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Pickering. Phone Maureen Can (905) 420.8931 I 1 837-5406 HIRING attractive FEMALES 831 off POSITIONS available for waiter/ preferred for escOnisxotic dank- My t>�e is ;Fta�c thliSett#an.; £ #each': itMclp�: ing agency. Must be IS. .noex- evening positions available. perience required. Earn big SSS. �G Tu+obt ><! 11t9Dl4NItp Call in confidence to 683.5055. Oshawa Racquet Club, 1255 (020894) Sclseol a! . tsklretRtg $Kirittlrp[i tv COFFEE Service locators earn 7A4. (021094) $100 per location. 3 person ng !. fun M r.im required. work your hours, your mailing letters, assembling days. Retired and part tv no Prods. Canadian corTPw"& welcome. Call 905-668-9877. 24 hr. jobline. (416) 631-4791 ref (021094) 878K. (022594) LOOKING for 3 mewwomen to SERVICE cashier required pan market crafts and decorating ac- time, must have dealership --ties for home or office. experience, apply to William Supplies, training, solid leads. Yat w E 1x1 t Tt4iet +ofsvtasit 10 ttnlolli Ir3� tm:#Bd ground floor, immediate cash tiac Buick, 715 Kingston Rd., flow. Des Mohr, 839.1221. To- thin irk fllte' nal alas sRtitts fHarr�l tally Tropical Interiors. (02o994) EXPERIENCED baker neededi CAREER Opportunity - earn top t* some $S. tura, trips, jewellery. Have Salary negotiable with 'tun' selkng exclusive lingerie Choose From Our Exciting Career Options: BUSINESS? WORD COMPUTER `I PROCESSING a _ ADMINISTRATION SYSTEMSAN,Irsa ACCOUN'nNc a LFC.4 SECRETARY/ MEDICAL OFFICE MICRO COMPL'TER BUSI%ESS COMPI ASSISTANT APPLICATIONS 1 MICRO COMPUTER ELECTRONICSa BANK TELLING FINANCIAL HOTEL a RESTAURANT SERVICES • �. NANAGEA•EYr 1! DE%TAL CHAIRSIDE �� TRASEL a TOURISM EXECLTIVE SECRETARY +ASSISTANT TWO licensed mechanics, part , Why Our Practical Training Makes Sense: • ImtnKlors with Practical Experience • Corw nr t Class Houn Mean lou Can • 6raduate with Up -t• -Date Skilk N0A Part Time Whit Atteown gt SCINKA • Financial Amstance may be Available ,..'n4"•:.'^'a"^ • Pre Err40ov ew r Readinen Trainmg $ r.., _ a _ r'e > ddw Program Will Teach Y ou How to Get a lob iie ^'".0 1ae i• `-• --^ ees q' -W- r -ti.aiw • Tas Credit for Tuition Ffr u. eeie.l x.......... • %orninR, Afternoon. E.enirt6 a sat. Blames -- TORONTO .. . - The PIC KERING CAMPI,S Practical T 1450 Kingoon Rd., Suite 1: Choice! Ontario 420-13 Af 1__ ::__-=- Pa CD1 ELMO ; Courses starting now: • Word Processing e Programmer Analyst Computerized Accounting • Computer Maintenance Technology • Alicrocomputer Business Applications IOUR BUSINESS CAREER STARTS HERE OSHAWA 434-8585 Island Plaza, 560 King St. W. VICTORIA • COOUITLAM - VANCOUVER - BURNABY • SURREY - EDMONTON - SASKATOON WINNIPEG MISSISSAUGA - TORONTO NORTH YORK - NEWMARKET - SCARBOROUGH KINGSTON OTTAWA - MONTREAL - LAVAL - LONGUEUIL - QUEBEC - HALIFAX 110 General Help Cruise Ship Jobs $300/5900 weekly. Gift shops, casino dealers, deck hands, lour guides, etc. No exp. Hiring men/women. 1-504-641- 1160 ext 01219, P4 CDI Career Development Institutes Ltd. Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help In cooperation with Human Resources Development Canada CUSTOMER SERVICE TECHNIQUES This 120 -hour program will develop the skills needed to succeed in any customer service -related job. Included are the employability skits that were listed as essential in the Conference Board of Canada study. Eligible applicants will have at least 3 years work experience. This full-time course runs from February 28 to March 25, 1994. INDUSTRIAL SALES (Business to Business Selling) Good sales people are difficult to find and are among the most valuable assets of a company. This 123 -hour program will provide the skills necessary to effectively sell in a business or industrial environment. Eligible applicants will have at least five years work experience and at least one year in sales. This full-time program begins on February 23 and ends on March 25, 1994. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants for mese programs must be unemployed and receiving UIC benefits at the time of the course start date and must reside in the Region of Durham and minimum grade 12 education or equivalent is required. In addition, you must meet the experience requirements and successlWy complete entry tests. Location: Courses are held at DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (Ajax,' at Suite 404, 95 Bayly St W. tOnR.rn Programs are offered at: DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE Local callers: 427.1922 Long distance: 1-800-268-0339 ConUenda/Advatising Our client; a progressive. well-iestablished Durham region employer. has an opportunity for an experienced Supervisor, Human Resources Reporting to the Controller, you will be responsible for coordinating employment equity initiatives and recruiting hourly and salaried employees. This position is ideally suited to a generalist with at least five years' experience in the administration of salaries and benefitsheaNh and safety prograrm, and collective agreement language. You are proficient in the use of PC based office software programs and have completed post secondary studies in Human Resources. CHRP is preferred. A tompeti<im compel anon plan and comprehensive benefits package are offered. To appy, please forward your resume to the address below. qualllq File RTM334 and rickaaTg any companies that shicuid not receive your resume. All applications will be acbnaNledged and forv.wded to our client. Me 2 l pll - - - icons phase. E7, -,n 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Heap 110 EMMONS ftttttttiniiiiiiiii Wanted FT/PT EXPERIENCED HAIR STYLIST for Pickering location. Call Lynn at -420-3415 Property Manager Responsible for the operation of a multi -project portfolio, including site staff supervision, budget preparation, monitoring, and reporting in accordance with Ministry of Housing guidelines. Must have knowledge of government non-profit housing programs and the ability to understand and interpret all related legislation, i.e. the Landlord and Tenant Ad, Ontario Fire Code, Building Code, etc. Excellent communication, interpersonal and administrative skills requited. Financial skills and computer experience would be an asset. Community College diploma in the area of social sciences or a Property Management Designation, combined with a minimum two years experience. Apply in confidence to: Manager, Administration, Durham Region Non -Profit Housing Corporation, 1615 Dundas St. E., 41h Floor, Whitby, Ontario LIN 2L1, Fax: (905) 436-5361 Closing Date: February 11, 1994 ZXZXXXssz=XXZXZXXZZXXZXXZzzzzz:" GRAND OPENING Recent expansion of distribution company has created 10 new opportunities to be filled immediately. Opportunities in management, pick up and delivery, sales and marketing and customer service. No experience necessary. Car required. Start tomorrow. Call Karen, Oshawa 905 404-0487 RKXXXX-XXZXXXXXXXXXZZXXXXXXXXXXXXZA GUARANTEED BY CONTRACT =,om the comfort of your own %.1me. Telemarketing work w,n existing Beil Canada :ustomers Minimum schedule required w,th permanent HAIRDRESSERS, NAIL TECHNICIANS Wanted in established studio, to rent chair. $125 per week or space 30%. Very friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Pickering. Phone Maureen Can (905) 420.8931 I 1 837-5406 HIRING attractive FEMALES 831 off POSITIONS available for waiter/ preferred for escOnisxotic dank- waitress/babysitter. Day and ing agency. Must be IS. .noex- evening positions available. perience required. Earn big SSS. Appy within or send resumes to Call in confidence to 683.5055. Oshawa Racquet Club, 1255 (020894) Terwilegar Ave., Oshawa L1J COFFEE Service locators earn 7A4. (021094) $100 per location. 3 person EARN S576/week from home required. work your hours, your mailing letters, assembling days. Retired and part tv no Prods. Canadian corTPw"& welcome. Call 905-668-9877. 24 hr. jobline. (416) 631-4791 ref (021094) 878K. (022594) LOOKING for 3 mewwomen to SERVICE cashier required pan market crafts and decorating ac- time, must have dealership --ties for home or office. experience, apply to William Supplies, training, solid leads. Morewood. Michael Boyer Pon - ground floor, immediate cash tiac Buick, 715 Kingston Rd., flow. Des Mohr, 839.1221. To- Pickering. 831-2690. (021094) tally Tropical Interiors. (02o994) EXPERIENCED baker neededi CAREER Opportunity - earn top Must be flexible with hours. $S. tura, trips, jewellery. Have Salary negotiable with 'tun' selkng exclusive lingerie experience. For more through horse shows. Full tine information, call 723-3948. salary, part time hours. Training 1020884) available. Cal today for details, 1 -ori, 42x2942. roe1194) 120 Otece Help KIDS and teens needed im- mediately for modelling work catalogues and TV IF you are single or a single commercials. Call 962.5511. Parent or separated Cr divorced (TF) with three years work TWO licensed mechanics, part experience. you may quality for financial assistance or K you are time days only. Call between 8:30-4 905 over 45 and have recently been laid p.m. -4722 , you may quality for train. (020894) ing assistance. DIPiCERT., HOMEMAKER/MATURE Lotus, Wordperfect. D -Base, Word, Accpac, Bedford, student, prefer 18 years of age Autocad. Ventura, Pagemalker, General Help 110 or older, part time evenings, Harvard, Corel, Computer General Help telemarketing positions avail- Programming and Systems able in Ajax. $7 per hour, train- Analyist, Cobol, Pascal and C. PERMANENT PART TIME OFF-SITE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT required for condominium corporation in Ajax. Please contact STELLA, Fri. 1-5 p.m., Tues., Wed. 1-5 p.m. 686-1220 ing provided. Call 619-6991 be- Macintosh, Ouark Express and tween 6-9 and speak with Jane Illustrator, Durham Business or Sue. (021194) Computer College, 427-3010. IN GROWG Oshawa based com ( pany requires two responsible EXPERIENCED full t me recep- sales represemalne who love Ironistlassistant needed for new money and people. Excellent dental office opening in Whitby. renumeration, training provided. Please DELIVER or man reply to Vehicle required. Serious in- File $6152. Oshawa This We9K 4WAs wily. 494-3848 24 hn. P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. L 1 H 71-5. (020894) . - - - - ,aiiliR?3M�ktleSa'�(lii. „ .... - - � - , ._..'.:...-sa;,d;, ..6:. - .. .. .......,.ia.e.r: .a.. - - -- ....-w..r..a,.� y.a., s aa�rr+•;,,.,. »r:.. s .; ,� ,+a -- �s'Sc-•... ,. '-"�' _ _ ^-"^.,•-'� • wan+r + THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1994 -PAGE 23 100 careers 100 ctw«s 100 Careers100 caters 100 careers .100 Corms 130 saws Help/ sd" wP/ state m�Agents Age130 Agents Eligibility Criteria: Applicants for these programs must be employed or self-employed and living or working in Durham Region. /•\ Durham Region Programs -are offered at: DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE SOTE 404 95 8AYLYST AJAX LIS 7K8 427-1922 or 1-800-268-0339 130 SalesAgents 135 es AJAX - `7,rarc a 9::s,ress seekng Sales Consultants. Wh train. Flexible hours. Commis- sion only. Great potential S. Vehicle necessary. Leave message. (905) 430-3456. (021094) 135 Skilled Help AUTO -ecrr aan Req„ •ec - nust nave GM experience - busy shop. Apply to William MorewooC. M,ehael Boyer Pon- tiac B"cx. 7i5 Kingston Rd., Pickering 831 2693. (021094) d Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help psis, WANTED EXPERIENCED JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN Those with only industrial/commercial service experience will be considered. Call (905) 428-7622, ask for Wally or Jo -Anne. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. only (DURHAM REGION 38K -40K) Our client requires your ability to initiate and lead change in J.I.T., Quality control and cellular manufacturing. Your proven management and communications skills will help you motivate and direct your staff of 40 unionized employees. This challenging growth opportunity requires your 4 years of supervisory experience in an unionized environment and solid background in the automotive, construction or sheet metal industry. Please forward your resume to: Nancy Key, The Minacs Group ■ THE 375 Finley Avenue, Suite 204, MINACS Ajax, Ont. or Fax (905) 427-5023 ■■■■ GROUP Applications must be received by ■■■■■ INC. Tuesday, February 8, 1994 Food Distributor requires a full-time Sales Representative to represent all classes of trade in the Metro Toronto and Eastern surrounding area. If you have a minimum of 3 years sales experience in the consumer package goods industry and are able to establish priorities and obtain sales results, then we would like to hear from you. Post -secondary education though not mandatory, is a definite asset. We offer the opportunity for upward mobility based on your desire and performance, along with a competitive compensation package. If being a member of a people oriented sales team in the food industry appeals to you, please submit your resume in confidence to File #6139 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71_5 (only applicants to be interviewed will be contacted). SalesAgents 130 Sal s Hellp' 135 Skilled Help 1 60 Day anted 165 AvCare ailable SALES AGENT Durham Region Experience with cutting tools and abrasives. Please send resume to: OLYMPIA INDUSTRIAL 0j SUPPLY S377 MacKenzie Ave. #6 Ajax, Ontario L1S 2G2 HAIR -ass Sac- oe is-- -,w EMPLOYERS -are you search- LITTLE =a; s..5 C ocss. chair for ren. located it E ,Or a nanny, we you sear or CARE ^ave the security of a :antra! Ajax. Con -act Susie. ovm nor^e envaon nen? omni 428-3944. (021694) oor*Panor,7 Let Mdher 3 Cnid '^e structure of pre-scrooi Errploy-nent Agency help you. `xper,enced. F;•st Aid, CPR. 150 HoSp. Medical "ge (4'6)3559-9395. (C208942-7073 or page t) II 754-5424 (-F) - Dental good m- gPICKERING GlenannaJ..9. required PART • MCents. NANNY - oving -nature worrier d : a,•are aval!able ,n nny Must ?erperso Must possess good nal skills. Please apply to care '^• our 6 r+on!h ofd baby. smOKof Pee home Ora't5. •o = 'e 86'38 Oshawa -n,s 3 days awe weep. -wy 42 -ead,ng, lurches anC snacks 'NeeK.X10. Box Oat, Oshawa. Rouger+o,-t area 509-0717 Near park. any age we,corne On* _• - 7L5.(021094) 020994 References. 837.237& 1:21,994; 160 Day Care MOTHER of school aged aids Wanted ARE icy a nanny ;n the w- o --ie daycare Por c-10,er a c • o c K Ave area of of a,! ages Reasonable raise, REUABLE :k0 ­ g1 would ' Ke *o •neer Cor-fortabie 'arvly atrrosonere -eaceC - ,,, ^orre'ov 3girls . n 3 Other-an,es and ;ce,r k.os for Ajax- Near Westney,�wy 82 :ays per weer. 73C ern..3 3C play mor -gs at my house Call areas- So(?- part.0 '•me Ca c.m. Nonn Ajax Call 683-7582. 686-1377' , 5 P.M. (020994' Mary. 619-0444 (021194 Is HOME F3 BUSINESSIV41 111,111 Care 130 ��'�s7"33s - SERVICES - 79&767i Business Business Business Home Home Moving, Painting, Services Services Services Improvements Improvements Storage Decorabng home • RENOVATIONS DrivingSCh001S Health, Beauty up to and including financial • Entrance odors • w ^cows 1� HSM SERVIC G^anada's noir Home Service covers eve:; make and model of home entertainment product. ESS of where you b0 t ' Y � :. • Insurance claims ons Custom Pee instaates 'Free estimates •Insured •Metro licensed F.a-P. PirAir Y" b.0 1825. (021794) A G General Contractors 905-723-3424 3E 4 ■ 1ibis 7W M" In sof psum 420-7160 fR o rr your ffaamillOsmosy. 95 Far EXPERIENCED book keeping AdessionalPaittnp available for Small buskinselsec• DrivingSCh001S Health, Beauty up to and including financial ww Wall Covering staterrrems for reasonable rates. anywhere, anytime. Commercial or resdentwl. Cal for from consultation, 831- PEACE OF MIND, drink pure 1825. (021794) PARRY S DRIVING wwwll Enjoy delicious water. ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, SCHOOL meals and beverages. ReAt a everse water2 pti graphic design, advertising. fR o rr your ffaamillOsmosy. 95 Far Business or personal..a�es month, fully maintained, call Reasonable rants. Abd lessons 837-1956. (011094) available. Randy Times, (906) P,ckenny Town entre Mal every coy in front of the rood court every Sunday at RENOVATIONS INC. Painting, roe rooms, bathrooms, ceramic tile, carpentry, additions, board It taps. Fully insured, work guaranteed, free estimates. 1-90S-9851501 or 432.0541 DESIGN TO SUIT FINISHED �•r i r•, ri r. r � Psychics MOUNTAIN MOIANG SYSTEMS AdessionalPaittnp available. Phone (905) 668- cleaning, snow blowing and moving jobs. Pick up and We will move anything, ww Wall Covering 'eaters, consultors Specialists anywhere, anytime. Commercial or resdentwl. 35 yrs exp big orssmd late meessint ss. 25 _uropean eaGnS 9B'4 9 Packaging, storage and J..ixnirdw accu'ate T)ey can and wnl boxes available. Senior 6 *60"% help you ,n al matters of We mid month ded01lf115. Free Call Bob A,sc can Le seen.n the �es 571-0755 e7a150e P,ckenny Town entre Mal every coy in front of the rood court every Sunday at SERVICES• EX INTERIOR and arteria pamtmg Picxering Plea Market or call wovets � t^9 for 9�d w,ces Scary 269-9627 o - --.� �� • and good work Call Me! 576 to clean your horns. rates 340- 6551 (021094) PAINTING and Decorating. rnrrrriercial and residential. Do - count for senior csizens. FREE Ski Servicing estimates. Call 579-0804. (022494) AJAX Moving Systems - full PROFESSIONAL Painting a 728.7055. (TF) - I Recession Buster HloWAJAX Drywall - T -bar GEIERALHame krproverrlerNa services. moves, appliance and wallpapering. No job too small, RESUME - ProlessiorW design Rate S17 hr. nipiiolven Its (suspended) ceik�fQ�- Florida - drywall, taping. Painting, piano specialists, flat rate or call anytime, 430-2595. (TF) and preparation using laser ceirmgs, drywall:= repaile woodwork. aaccoustic ceilings hourly. We now have heated Printer with 35 loins 520-=36. 683-8718 Dansive Milne cor- porate Search. M20884) H811dyf11a11 SECRETARIAL Services - resumes. beam payroll, bock keeping (corrptder or manual). Pickup and delivery. Call Durham Secretarial Services, For free Wo package. 4332076 (leave message 4 no answer). (021194) TRANSLATING available (English and French) of techni- cal documents, letters... Also typing of resumes. essays, reports, using wordprocessing, laser printing and taxing HANDYMAN - all kinds of available. Phone (905) 668- cleaning, snow blowing and moving jobs. Pick up and 9248. (020894( delivery. Call Larry at 655-8782. Driving Schools S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior apafln-,ems. offices, cottages. renovations, repairs, addaions. �c-1� desigrobuild bars and cabinets. S dk B Driving S�WI� All workmanship guaranteed all occasions, have my own and insured. Contact Gary 839 - and renovations. No job too and teuaure irerlirigs. 30 years storage unss. Now alfenrg tree small or too big. Tony. 883- experience. V boxes . with move. Park and bad 0074. (021794) «Y 9� 'atom. Cal fo starting i 199 7-0 up. Cal Srew, 868.7096 or 430- Cas. for information. 427-0005. SMViCeS COMPLETE plumbing and 0903. (021194) (TF) MEMO renovations. Emergency QUALITY work by tallier and HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - MAGICIMI, clown InerWs. ready bathroom and kitcheneon team Well experienced, *nova big or small, we price to entertain for any age, any �' AN work 9i+aran hard working. Renovations, tfleniallFree estirrwles,sisniors occasion. Birthdays, teed and insured Reasoriebb rates. CallJohn, 430-2754. 'mss' GIC. CM us for discount. short ^oboe naves• a free estimate 571-1263 Sia Of pianos moved. Comparable promotions. openings, fundfaisers. Magic shows are home or office. Free estimates, reasonable rates for a super Rod. Oshawa (TFALL) rates. Cal 432-2850. (TF) funu�TFhep. 839-7057 or Snow Removal DRYWALL, taping, boarding. TIHNGS to do and not enough MEN with large truck will do apafln-,ems. offices, cottages. studs and T -by ��• away stucco, plaster repairs. For tine• don't trot• lel us este your household move, residential, mind. Cleaning, painting and oommercial. All types of move& RABBIT wants work doing magic for children's parties and professional sernce at carperx- wall papering at reasonable Call Carl or Jane 427-2856 all occasions, have my own live prices, call Bill at 432-8409. rates. Cal Linda a Cathy at 725 magician. Call Ernie, 668-4932. (TF) 5252. (021091) MICHALSKI Moving - houses. (TF) home or office. Free estimates, reasonable rates for a super ua i ,ed an experience teachers. Good with cg (905, adults welcome. Pickering (905) SELL IT NOW renovate your bathroom or renovations, kitchens, apafln-,ems. offices, cottages. 420..0346, (TF) meLoma kitchen wags as wed as floor PLUMBING Heating BAir Cond. Housecleaning Licensed. insured. Free SIBACKHOE emergency service, furniture a Gas Fitting. Repairs, renovations, appliance PIANO Lessons - teacher will estimates, low rates. Call 728 - 1�- (022294) Plumbing SERVICES• sic. Reasonable rates. referen- installations, lurances, gas CHRISTIAN woman would love Music DanCl r g uaranteed. 15 years SNOWED IN? 2 hr. lesson. All ages, all grades. fireplaces, humidifiers, to clean your horns. rates 340- - Instruct. 435-0207 or Page 1116-554- LET US DIG YOU OUT electronic air cleaners, fully 70. References available. Cal 1274 nMnsk"i instruction. call 839-9896. licensed. Scott, 683-4457 or anytime, 686.13587. (021094) Pad, 666-1913. (021394) EXPERIENCED professional MUSIC Lessons - piano. guitar. cleaning lady will clean your cello. (lute and recorder. O IY d d D994. (TFI EUROPEAN the specahst will SABER Contracting - all car carpentry, additions, home or office. Free estimates, reasonable rates for a super ua i ,ed an experience teachers. Good with cg (905, adults welcome. Pickering (905) SELL IT NOW renovate your bathroom or renovations, kitchens, clean job. Call 666-9655. 420..0346, (TF) CALL kitchen wags as wed as floor bathrooms, home maintenance -- tiles. 20 experience. Good years emergency service, furniture I will dean your home or office, PIANO Lessons - teacher will 576-9335 references satisfaction refinishing, quality work sic. Reasonable rates. referen- travel to your home, S12for ali Or 798-7672 guaranteed. For free estimates, g uaranteed. 15 years ON avvylsb1e- Phone anytime. 2 hr. lesson. All ages, all grades. D. Dykstra 7254913. (TF) experience. 686-2915. (TFEFG) 435-0207 or Page 1116-554- For mature professional 1274 nMnsk"i instruction. call 839-9896. 683-1397 Weight Loss WANTED - 92 people to lost weight• lose 16 lbs. ,n 30 days and feel great. Call now, 416- 631-4246. 166314246. (021094) PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6,19% wr 100 cK"ri 100 cum 100 cmm 135 suIed 135 One Year Contract Our Durham Region client has several openings for entry level Lab Technicians with a degree in any science discipline. You must have experience in testing and quality control preferably with paints. The positions are with an excellent local firm and pay $9.00 per hour. Please forward your resume to: ■ THE snacks. 606.0343. (020694) MINACS Nancy Key. The Minacs Group ■//■ GROUP 375 Finley Avenue, Suite 204, /■■■■ INC. Ajax, Ont. or Fax (905) 427-5023 Auto Body Repairs & Restorations 'over 15 Years Experience" WHY UNIT 19 - 1333 PAY UP BOUNDARY ROAD TO V OSHAWA 571-3659 :I WE WILL Specializing In: • IT AUTO BODY • RESTORATION FORLESS• COLLISION THAN 1r2 MON.-FRI. SAT. SUN. 8-5 P.M. By Appointment CLOSED IF YOU WISH TC ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE ' CALL BILLY AT: 579-4400 EX: 2304 ONTARIO • Skilled Help 165 �v amble 165 l � 170 �' ADVERTISING SALES Val -Pak, North America's largest co- operative direct mail company is expanding and looking for sales motivated sales experience necessary. We offer extensive training, salary, top commissions and bonuses. Be part of a professional sales team. If you have a competitive spirit and high energy send your resume to: VAL-PAK OF KAWARTHA-DURHAM 209 Dundas St. E. Executive Suites, Lower Level Whitby, Ontario LIN 7H8 Attention: Simone Maian Sanaa Aflministrative ilssWWI Available for temp. assignments Word Perfect 5.0, 5.1, Lotus 123. to bookkeeping s reception. general office routine. ,References. 639.2170. my DAYCARE available in my (Har time daycare invt borne tw of 205 home, Brock and Major Oaks. (one If years Prof. exp. working 428-9325' (020994) with children). Stimulating, sale — AJAX - experienced mother and environment, nutritious lunches, daycare provider oilers a very snacks. 606.0343. (020694) happy safe environment for your child. lots of activities, children 2 MOTHER of two, block parent. 12 and up. Fullipan time. Non non smoker, looking to do smoker, references available. daycare in home, educational Cab 6866105. (020694) _ toys. fenced yard. ha lunches. lots of walks and TLC. Any age welcome. Ajax area. 427-1723. PICKERING - Brick/Fmch, LIT- (020694) TLE RASCALS PRIVATE DAYCARE. fully fenced, all pre- AJAX - mother of two, ECE school facilities offered plus training, quality daycare, day lunches and snacks. Cap after outings, hot lunches, references 5:30 p.m. 426-1986. (020994) available, lots of TLC. Can anytime, leave message. 686. 7300.(021094) DAYCARE available in my Ajax home, part time only, two years 11 and up. Hanvood/Bayty area, reliable person, reasonable rates, references available. Long term preferred. 6867260. Firewood FIREWOOD (ALL TTRREERDMO REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FREE ESTIMATES CALL ROB AW 4ZS-5700 BROOKLIN FIREWOOD - hardwood, soft wood, kindling. Bush and face cords, racks. bags. Delivery available and pick up on weekends. 905,-655- 6797,(010794) 05.6558797.(010794) 4 1991 LEXUS LS 40' 1!!0 IIINrK U=I WN l]0. 1986 B<IIw 3S!iE %EED �--LOAN? 4 tr., an.. at. 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K s bag, ttt allowb% bilm It , gralam. �0q"ra•�.95.=imp ure-.f1l.eid•ogreeo—.«lr WE RE HERE TO HELP YOU! kn Al book 8 aerwtra wdawa e~ IMe = m cerww, 00,= am All onq ane aw•r, meL einrd'°'" b'"LD''" dieARE YOU A -FIRST TIME BUYER - NEW TO THE COUNTRY crE,alfAco 900 ..,*7 v900 cerrrlro•7 900 - SINGLE PARENT - FORMER BANKRUPT - REFUSED BY BANK? 745-2011 - 540-0240 Sundays �. CALL NOW 4284 WESTON RD. CORNER OF WESTON 3 STEEL.ES(S.W. CORNER FOR HELP 221 -2030 �"�.,-.c:4' "w..:...��1��«i "r�..!i*ow+,!.;;,;:t*W.y�TiprAwr.�p,r±<"•-+*�r"4rll.�SP17w-i-.r�,y... �f.. ., ill iw.� r. ..a •. . ------- I THE ow. The lowest prices on Quality Clothing for Women & Children 427-9972 9:30 'Lm' 6F00 P.M. 42 Old Kingston Rd. sat 9 9:30 am -5:00 p.m. Handle your 1993 R.R.S.P. armed with all the facts. There are numerous options available. To find out what is best for you, call DENIS ARDAGH C.F.P. 428-8613 WE BELIEVE IN CLQ-FASHi°NEd CLIN 1 11'%'S11►TNERAPV CENTRE Phvwthcrary specializing in Acutc/Chronic Joint & NI u. le Pain & Sports Injunes M F.!NHFIt of P A T H InsurAmc Claims Accepted (Auto & Extended Health) %LL%..agc Thcrapy ii lrch lntsonl THE NEWSADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1994-PAGE2s Expert Picture Framing • 1 <fh Hours: Thurs.-Sat. 10:30-5:30 s..," 686-1381 72 Old Kingston Rd. at Linton GALLERY HOUSES MODEL CARS �= Perhaps one of this town's best kept secrets is the fact that The Magic Image is respected internationally for its fine scale model cars for collectors. It isn't that this gallery has intentionally tried to keep that fact a secret, you understand. In fact. Linda Ward Selbie, a camera artist, who owns the fine art gallery with her husband Andrew Selbie. says when they meet people at major shows in Toronto or elsewhere, they are constantly being told that (the person) "didn't know" The Magic Image sells 1/43 -scale models of all cars including Dinky. Corgi, Durham Classics, Rae and many more' The Magic Image is in fact a fine art gallery, offering original contemporary artworks. Its owners and staff are experts in the field of framing & archival picture framing, and offer custom photographic retouching and reproduction. Restoration services on paintings and drawings are also offered. Any type of framing can be done at The Magic Image. The staff can also advise you on how to preserve works on paper, canvas, or items such as handstitchery. The Magic Image offers advice in their field. Customers have come to rely on this business for their valuable personal service. The gallery also represents a number of local artists, presenting traditional watercolours to abstract painting -- works that are suitable for either the home or office. The Magic Image. at 72 Old Kingston Rd.. invites you to drop in and browse. Whether you're an art or model car collector, you owe it to yourself to drop into this store. Or you can speak to Linda, Laura or Andrew by calling 686-1381. A BRADLEY BROS. INSURANCE LTD. • AUTOMOTIVE • HOMEOWNER PACKAGES • COMMERCIAL PACKAGES • CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLANS 683-4155 34 Old Kingston Rd. ("�artlea �)od Products Enjoy the advantage of haying your solid wood furniture designed and built with a personal touch. • isc,:r�:�xn .urtr� `uI,•rt hutches • I L. rvest table • %Vill units • 1 ::'.eRalnnlcnt units 428-7800I "personal Financial Independence ... By Design" Bun ttosuit your needs 90 Old Kingston Road 4 ct'CC - MEAT- EMCATF. - PREVENT Weekday. Dinner Specials '9.95 Nea• Weekday Lunch specials MULTI MUTUAL EDUCATING FOR THE FUTURE about their financial future. Multi Mutual was formed in 1985. From the very beginning, the firm has taken a conservative approach to financial planning. Multi Mutual represents the very best financial institutions, money managers, insurance and trust companies. Consequently, clients never feel pressured into buying a product they aren't sure about, or don't understand. As a financial consultant. Denis matches the I appropriate product to your personal needs -- and he does 4z7 -31%z Jf "","Cs - • �� SAYE 25% • [tUlchirg B.dspn�d� W28-0' NER• AFTEWN00N COURSE THURS . FEB. 17 NIGHT COURSE TI'F` FFB 15 SIC:N 1 P TODAY Cwtom Work Next 1 Week Comm 1 .94 • . • SOIL �.� Audiometric pesu Z'ZS TREASUR S--�. village Arts Ltd.s rSerlllce ANNE E. � C a S C/O Ajex/PiCk. jte HOLLINGWORT R VVINTER CLASS Audiology y REGISTRATION • with us GALLERY Clinic FAMILY DINING ATVisit our cosy TEA • FOLKART • QUILTING HOW11 g Alas, E vwgd, _ � a AFFORDABLE PRICEScentury home i setting • COUNTRY CRAFTS • ART muCirB PIU99 ~ •FINE GIFTS GOURMET FOODS 3 PRESCRIPTIONS - S Featuring DECOUPAGE • KNITTING :R@pai�6 MEDICAL SUPPLIES /� DELIVERY • BELGIAN CHOCOLATES BASIC SEWING CERAMICS (by appt.) 427-4277 *ORIGINAL PAINTINGS • DRAWINGS • BASKETRY • STAMP WORKS 605 Kingston Rd. W. t+M^ • Introducing DOLLHOUSE KITS Ajax, Ont. LIS 61-9 427-7156 and MINIATURES 683-9465 611 Kint�aton Rd. li83-821513 Church St South ! • • r .I•'. • . ►•- r ��• • • i w • • t i w • • ••• •' r ►I M .r K .•.• • .• w•,r .•. • , • ♦• . • • • • � s . - r . • , stir-.r�••'r. ♦►r•I^.?ri.+�iir.••%��■••,,,iirrlii•Ii..a.'.,".r•...•wsa►.•r••rrs•..�.••.v•• a<sa a... ate.. ...... ..•.. A Defljs Ardagh cx p, so in a way that shows concern over investors' hard- Chris Ardao B -SC. 15 Church St. South Educatingoneself on the earned money. Other products include subject of finances is a Denis offers to his clients 25 years of experience in the RRIF, annuities. life A necessary pastime in today's financial business. During those years• he spent six in the insurance, tax preparation ever-changing economy. chartered accountant program, over five years as manager g g y and personalized financial ONE -THIRTY COURT 'of a Laurentian office and many years in his own practice. Denis Ardagh is a As a result, he has a sound tax background, not to mention Plans chartered financial planner a common sense approach to financial matters. In addition the firm offers trtro•aKw Mmw. *Nr who operates Multi Mutual. A financial brokerage firm in Clients receive from him a free consultation that enablesg• bookkeeping.� tax ;r A at Pickering Village, Multi a better appreciation of the wide range of products that are available. In this way, clients can establish a rapport before returns, group RRSP and group benefit programs. �"� tC:C�u�s Mutual specializes in financial products and deciding whether or not they want to work with Denis. He Whatever your need or services. And Denis stresses there is absolutely no obligation for that initial concern, you are invited to Octoberfest Sausages � encourages all who contact consultation. call Multi Mutual at 428- W = • him to become more Some of the services offered by Multi Mutual include 8613. The office is at 109 4270--2130 knowledgeable, to be able to investment, tax, retirement and estate planning, RRSP, Old Kingston Rd., Unit 16 in 68 Old Kingston Rd. W. make intelligent decisions GIC, and mutual funds. Ajax. 4z7 -31%z Jf "","Cs - • �� SAYE 25% • [tUlchirg B.dspn�d� W28-0' NER• AFTEWN00N COURSE THURS . FEB. 17 NIGHT COURSE TI'F` FFB 15 SIC:N 1 P TODAY Cwtom Work Next 1 Week Comm 1 .94 • . • SOIL �.� Audiometric pesu Z'ZS TREASUR S--�. village Arts Ltd.s rSerlllce ANNE E. � C a S C/O Ajex/PiCk. jte HOLLINGWORT R VVINTER CLASS Audiology y REGISTRATION • with us GALLERY Clinic FAMILY DINING ATVisit our cosy TEA • FOLKART • QUILTING HOW11 g Alas, E vwgd, _ � a AFFORDABLE PRICEScentury home i setting • COUNTRY CRAFTS • ART muCirB PIU99 ~ •FINE GIFTS GOURMET FOODS 3 PRESCRIPTIONS - S Featuring DECOUPAGE • KNITTING :R@pai�6 MEDICAL SUPPLIES /� DELIVERY • BELGIAN CHOCOLATES BASIC SEWING CERAMICS (by appt.) 427-4277 *ORIGINAL PAINTINGS • DRAWINGS • BASKETRY • STAMP WORKS 605 Kingston Rd. W. t+M^ • Introducing DOLLHOUSE KITS Ajax, Ont. LIS 61-9 427-7156 and MINIATURES 683-9465 611 Kint�aton Rd. li83-821513 Church St South ! • • r .I•'. • . ►•- r ��• • • i w • • t i w • • ••• •' r ►I M .r K .•.• • .• w•,r .•. • , • ♦• . • • • • � s . - r . • , stir-.r�••'r. ♦►r•I^.?ri.+�iir.••%��■••,,,iirrlii•Ii..a.'.,".r•...•wsa►.•r••rrs•..�.••.v•• a<sa a... ate.. ...... ..•.. A .{ t . ,. I T' •.4, r 1 10 1- . V' • 0 t SAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6,19% 180 a Bim`°180 e usn 230 caedn 340 Au`°R� 400 Apo `s 400 "�F'� a 400 '�r� R"e� 410 Houses � ARTICLES Wanted: Trade p & G Auto ' Show display booth. Must be n exicalent condition and easily transportable. Call Bruce at 579- Repair 4400 or798-7672.(030394) OLD and antique furniture, any. Auto Certification Would you like to run your own thing old, tools, china, silver. $39,95 practice? A leading association of advertising, sporting, toys. Centre, reference, first/last, accounting and tax professionals has a decoys. of ate battles. ba'- lec,lons ler estates. 655.8049 Labour Rate FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY in Brooklin. (ozz294) $40.00/hr. Ajax/Pickering area. 260 Arts & Crafts bedroom, one bath, front porch, As Franchisee, you will receive the'OR washer and dryer, nice yard, lot, heat, hydro, cable TV Direction. Marketln SU Oft and 9 PP DURHAM Region's largest and best Craft Show - over 140 persorvcouple. No pets. $650 . Technical Backup you need to build the exhibitors. 14,000 sq't. of uni- (021094) right client base and run a profitable que crafts March 25. 26. Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Also Call accounting and tax practice. Richmond Hill March . "r 19.20 686-3803 Call 668-4992 or 668-5026. zhibnors, tali 434-55315531. (0 94) If you are an existing practitioner, or if 0210941 Pets -Supplies- artments A pFor you are considering starting your own 290 1400 Rent accounting practice. we invite you to Boarding I III learn how affiliation with LGC could TEAM Obedience. next classes 8421 lit 8 p.m. (TF) benefit you. z a 19 nd Evenngno eandtSatu day 2 & 3 bdrrrt. apts. bedroom, separate dining and rasses available Small classes available. Fax your resume to (905) 682-1058 or (:jar teed Call 430-0025 C2109TRAININGfor Church St. & call Ron Robertson at 1-800-361-8805 air. 5 appliances, wakout patio. 9174. (021094) or write to 110 Hannover Dr., St. _ liouandyoi Hwy. #2. Catharines. L2W 1 A6. . eahe MOOvaltlonal Methoetho d - our new training facilities. For (416) 444-7391 757-1701. (020994) _lore,nformatlor, please can - OSHAWA - close to G.M. Sem, con , first/last, lease. Non !act one of our friendly staff at smoker. (416) 266-9004. $900. References. no pets. April -Classic Touch- Obedience PICKERING execJt:ve home. SHELTER 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. Call 683-6021 Mon.-Thurs. 9-8, Friday 9-5, SaUSun.12-5 TWO bedroom basement PICKERING - three bedroom apartment. Mitchell and Ritson. townhouse, dose to GO. Town Laundry facilities, 4 pce. bath, Centre, reference, first/last, gas heated, no parking. $495 available immediately. $900 monthly. Available march 1. plus utilities. 686-2389. 668-1316. (021194) (020994) OSHAWA - clean bright two BROOKLIN - three bedroom bedroom, one bath, front porch, very dean house, beautiful large washer and dryer, nice yard, lot, heat, hydro, cable TV close to downtown, prefer quiet included. Non smoker, available persorvcouple. No pets. $650 . April 1. $870 monthly. 668-0648. hydro. 435-0110.(020894) (021094) WHITBY - three bedroom apart. PICKERING Village (Ajax) two ment on main floor o1 house. 4 bedroom detached with private appliances, $900 . 12 utilities. yard. very clean, close to all Call 668-4992 or 668-5026. amenities, available March 1. (0 94) Firstllast required, no pets, $800 AJAX - Oxford Towers, quiet monthly plus utilities. 683-5399. budding, close to shopping, 401 (020994) and Go. Two bedroom NO down payment? Good apartment. Jan 1, Feb 1 and credit? Good job? You can buy March 1. Call 683-8571 or 683- for the price of rent, while prices 8421 lit 8 p.m. (TF) and rates are down. Call Doug WESTNEY/401 extra large two or Brent, Community Financial, bedroom, separate dining and 6666805 (TF) living room, very clean Walk to WHITBY - Brock,401, immacu- Go station, available Feb. 1. late three bedroom, carpeted, $700 monthly. 428-2925 or 432- air. 5 appliances, wakout patio. 9174. (021094) fenced. choice neighbourhood. MARCH 1 - Pickering, 51100 Plus utilities. No pets. We_cishore. 5 minutes to beach References. 905-479-9310 or and Go. One bedroom 757-1701. (020994) basement, private entrane, air OSHAWA - close to G.M. Sem, con , first/last, lease. Non 3 bedrooms, 4 appliances, smoker. (416) 266-9004. $900. References. no pets. April !021194) 1. Call 434-7797. (021094) -raining. (905) 619-0864. (TF) two bedroom basement OSHAWA - spotless large one AVAILABLE immediately, new - LF & C`ULP apartment. cable central air. v GERMAN S^epnerd pups. beach vac. one bath, irdge. store. own Scj,-xg the Can=Uin Enweptrcrtetrr ,^c 1a- terms^ line, tar.oced. entrance, $750. 686-4718. •egisterec guaranteed healthy (021094) 3,05623-942-, (02101 OSHAWA -nes• north Gm. Two Articles Automobiles nedroom imam t -Cor of house. 205 Firewood 220 For Sale 300 For Sale ,. rx stove. heat, water. nark ng, basement. $675 ONE _ . ' AJAX -' .­--, k---, . -- p •:^ and oak. 4x6. 16- reasonab a oNer ret used. 'u^'y long C^e •ace Coro: $7, 9C. g.a•anteea Reconditioned Twc 'ace cord: 8'44 55, tr,i appliances Come make us a IaCe core. 82'4 X Dei-vereC deal 42'6764 467 Westney Ca '-613-'S6 2034 fro^ 6 Rd S Aax ,- a ^ 'C 3C p.m ;0218941 - --- Slate FIREWOOD excellent q,.alrty BILLIARD tao,es Dull in Pool -an .x. Sin."leboarc. Card -adwooc reasoni very dry Tables. Ai, Hockey. Darts Can sol'. "c^es-neasurernii cirE Du'1e• , Ga^e door-• Store, up wrt� cozy heat GREE 905-420-6'13 :C21594 DE_'VER- Call 1.9C5 -53 2246 ,-r TWO '_ y equ Aped double FREE : •ewooct. sk Cs and * --- .. lei"e•y available Can eve• -gs only 43C-9013 ; -eh; 210 Flea Market ONE .. o' tniBn mailer mond boc•c� :DOC Conciliar. Its Client size o %. S75 After 6 P m. 837- 177- ;020694; 220 Articles For Sale BESS FURNITURE "+BCC tu:r� Itufe� No credit' no problem. pay monthly installments. Cain 420-3312 OAK PINE --RN'TURE Why pa. •.•'o pr cess One of Oi aides' andtargesl ma -:.'adorers ,s now se ,ng dire(l to the public. Eg 5 leak tab a wit^ c.w ext and 4 Vii chairs. $799 - 8 oak rb o.• peoesta alv ex' and 6 cra •s $1429 Cannonban beds. 5299 Ove, 2C stain choices � all soic no veneers - Tr it Woocwci,iii 905.985.8774 (TF PIANOS GRANDFATHER CLOCKS - VA;ENTINE'S SPE- CIALS or all inventory. Pianos, rent to ol apt size. upright, Vrand. 0,9,1.al. keyboards. OCKS - ;tree del"ery and set up) Telep Piano Works. 433- 1491. (TF) APARTMENT size piano (no wale•oecs » ^ booiks^elf headboards, vie o_ caps. ^us -y bronze 01 Custy nose S3?9 'o• boll, 0 D o 26' dour console TV. $20C o b.o 728.71'5 ,020694: CARPETS iots a, carpel. loos. CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Safety Inspections $49.95 Car & Light Trucks Ajax 683-2277 -nrtniy, hrstlast. Available Mach 1. Can 436-5194 or 725- c967 -(020694i OSHAWA - 8 2 bedroom apa^-•xerts availab;e at 900 8 e88 Glen St. Utdrties included `-st'lastregwred. Call 72B- 4993.(021594) AJAX 0icke,rg Beach Rd, ROSSLAND RIDGE CO-OP Located northwest Oshawa area AVAILABLE MARCH 1ST 2 bedroom apartment $632 all inclusive Minimum income $25,500 3 bedroom townhouse $728 Minimum income $29,000 Also accepting applications for waiting list. No subsidy available Call Jackie at 432-1567 oec,corr apartment, main floor ly retinished three bedroom rear O.G.H. Parking, first/last, house, amached garage, large •eferences. $575 monthly. Avail- yard. stove and fridge. 5950 able March 1 668-8880. inclusive. No pets. Non 021194) smokers, references. FirsUtast AVAILABLE immediately in 728-1046. (021094) Osnawa 639 Cuban St., two BOWMANVILLE - cozy three oedroom. $675 monthly, one bedroom. two storey house. nedroom, $575 monthly, first fireplace, garage. fridge and as; required. Close to bus, stove, central vac. $895 shopping No pets. Call 430- monthly. Near 401 and Go. Call 134, (Tr) 420-3241.(020894) SOUTH Ajax - large one PICKERING Executive 3 oecroom basernent apartment. bedroom- bungalow, 2 baths. ,eparate entrance. parking, approx. 1400 sol shows 'A 5550 monthly includes utilities. 10- only $1075 monthly. Avail- =able. no pets, non stokers 427-3570 1020994 able immediately. Phone 420 . •ye,. two bedroom, separate 7 _ 1990 �. cN' .` ` t _i oom . den, f CO a nelusnve. Near Go. Gail Frank. 1277. (020994) -rfrance, close to lake. bus 'oute. utdtes Included. No pets. 1171 BAYLY and Liverpool area, two 0ibasement apannert. - 420 Townhouses =irstlast. $650 427-0731 33 FALBY COURT separae,entrance,close toGO. For Ren! '20994' Two bedroom apartments in family nc pets. 5650 monthly. Firstllast. 420-7079. (02061 AJAX Rideout St. One TELEMARKETER needed, ma- • ,e exoe•enced par tune. no For building. Air Conditioning, broadloom, PICKERING o -e bedroom 1100 (� ►� OXFORD H selling, salary. detads. call Ad•W1, 40.4-1693. (0208941 2 appliances, launfacilities and base -e^1 apartment, air, Laundry,parkin . storage. March3 and 4 oec•ooIts ava l 'a WHITBY condo. 80C sq h.. one - II underground parking included. ''rid' inclusive. w"'TaY - tort bedroom basement apart -lent Soaaous, near all r �a-enitles Well main- few eta n re'•ease carpets rand, aerie Carce' 'rooms. 630 ret/last l Wl' 34 _ 1990 �. cN' .` ` t _i oom . den, f CO a nelusnve. Near Go. Gail Frank. C $743.00. 5800 plus uh ties. tby. 4 monthly. FfrsViasi. 6862338. parx,ng. storage, fenced yard. H N;a -ed grounds. Parking N S349 Price induces roe' Ca'e7 ;•ey mtenor. 4 3oors. (416 741-5915 (021194) ' 686-0845 April 1 5695 inclusive. Lucas. 8 appliances available premium pad, expert auto. upgraded. af"i'r' stereo knsttetts. 66.000 kris Asking AJAX Rideout St. One weekdays 619.0692- (021094) N John 576-2882 •+ insta,4ton, fast delivery. tree S450C ab.o Cal 905-697-0203 oec•oorn basement apartment. p 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. OSHAWA - new basement apartment. separate arlUance. estimates i30 yards! Norman, q• 430-6821 after 5 and leave quiet steal close to stropping ISM nylon carpel. ;'It carpet I trldge, stove, washer, dryer apartmil one bedroom, bright Combination livingroom and sleeping 6862314 ',030394; massage. (02109x; transportation, tastefully our Irving room and hall for $W. Wanted ' kitchen. ! Ii balh. near Oshawa y r>r>y>ryytrlrtrtrytrylry TRAIDITIONAL style 9kT sofa, 19110 Mustang. 4 cylinder 5 n decorated• lipplianps, park g. - - y I Pick LIPiflaGk 1980 or newer. Centre. $545 per month, fret s HILLCREST HEIGHTS R cow- • eC web and coil speed, air con., sunroof, power private entrance. $6`x Plus ' 3 WHITBY three bedroom in LARGE. tor° level, tor° last. all utilities included. Avail- Call y s a^ exceptional place to R 31 R consru.ion,5years old, Asking w,rdows and lock. Powe, utdties. Available March. 681 7164 duplex. !ridge. stove, and bedroom baserrierit apartrrtorlt baso, ably immediately. 427- 9134. (02179x) y live. Minutes from R $525 428-6595 (021394 --ors, ami stereo radio, (021094 parking. $775 plus near Oshawa Centre, available credit checks. 686.7428 or 686 y shopping, ample parking R CIAO with mattress and match- 26.000 kms . Certified. 57000. AJAX bright spacious one an gas. Available tmrriedat•y. Call 905 Feb. 1. $695 monthly, utilities PICKERING - Bayy,'Westsnore. y & service available year- Is Ing dresssrcharge table. oak Call 4363360. (02089x; beo,00m apartment. Features: 509.2091. (0208941 and IaunOr tacdrties nckudso. Y mmac,late one bedroom bass y R round. 2 8 3 bedroomspg tinrsh, excellent condition $375 19W VVV G', 15 speed. arri Walk ,n closet. oat -m kitchen. AJAX furnished ore bedroom 666.9463 evenings. (021793) meat apartment, separate s y avail. from $725. R o.b.o 4267062. (020994) casse^e. sunroof, air. P relh laundry facilities. $550 per month month . 1/2 utilities. Available baserment apartment separate DOWNTOWN Oshwa. Faith entrarhw. available March 15. $650 inclusive. Call 420-2759, y R to John 576-2882 R MOVING sorb - nine piece oak fres. bladu certified. Can grey' 6860419 evenings antl 9 last Cal Robert 905 y' entrance. Park n cable, g' laund non smokers only. First laundry. Y' Place - Seniors 60 ., one (C20894) RRRRRIiRRR RRRRRt m cm rg •oom surto. excellent weekends. (021894, , 427-4873. (02109x) last available immediately. $600 bedroom. $565• Two bedroom, $710. Cable. 315. Cal 5768619 TWO bedroom apartment for SCARBOROUGH - large 3 bedroom townhouse. 1 1/2 Condition,,. also solid oak server, onental aok:ng tea car, nerre 1968 S.:zuk, Forsa Tubo. one PICKERING basement montMy.427-7596. (020994) for Interview. (030394) rent. $623 per month. 5% paths, basement garage avai- price0 to sen Call 985.4570 ow^.e,. low kms Exceiler•• aDar'-1en;. large one bedroom nearentrGo. d shopping. in 9 prnaro hop25 WHITBY . onebedroomwalwut AJAX - bright warm basertrrd Chaucer Dr., Behind Gertrude Copus School. Call John, 723- able Feb. 1. Call Vora, 2839820 or K C. McCall Property (01194! condition. Wit! Cer.rty.837.0307 . and basement apartment. bright, tumished, cable. aa. parking• apartment. separato efmranoe. 7635. (021094) Management. 924-1100. g MOVING! Ma Maytag computsnzed tel ��'. - -__-- cable Included. 420.0358 avail- ThiCll Dundas area. All two bedrooms. 4 appliances, - ---- - _ --- TWO bedroom apartment on (021094) '..'' s.ze staOkabxS wasneccrysr. her. 840°: s Brown 1967 -Ionda Accord LX. 4 dos able rnniedatsy. (0208941 incluive $550 suit quiet single $650 monthly plus utilities. Prion Don, 931-1527. (021194) main floor. $675 per month. SOUTH Oshawa - near Grit 3 sotach brass coffee iaole set. $150 aunt. air inn.. 56800 o.b.o. Also 1965 Nissan Senlia. 4 door AJAX argebrighltwcbedroorr non smoker. 666-9833. AVAILABLE immediately in Heat, hydro and parking bedroom flow, house. $900 frsv 839 3912. (02119x) auto. 51400 o.b.o. Ca11905 x32- 14109x; basement aparrnent. separate (02081 Whnby apartment building. Spa- included. Phone 579-7138 after 6 last• al utilies :ncluded. AvaL- able irrvrwdiatey. Call Dandy. TWO x:,aSDr'ai chairs for sale, 1403. entrance. appliances. laundry tacliities, park ng air AJAX - one bedroom, Harwood Claus carpeted, newly pante° p.m. (021594) 4351088. (021794) idea 'o• roc •oom of cottage, to* 1965 Cutlass Cierra. 4 door, V6 conditioning.S70C month Y Hwy 82. bright 1200 sq.tt wakout basement apartment. apartment with balcony. Close to bus and shopping. All ublaws, WHITBY - one bedroom apartment, $550 monthly, two 3.1 bedroom street townhouse, back. one g•een, one gold. automatic, clean condition. .nclusive. Available inclo� parking. 4 poe. bath, No pets. One bedroom apartment. $625 1112baMs,4 sed vela • fabric. $150 both. 623 32100 certified. Winchester Immediatel 509-1927. Y indigo, stove, able and utilities. bedroom beOrOOrn 3600 Two bedroom monthly. Fist and last required. yard, garage, fenced yard, near mea, n� 9'. • evenings. t020SWI Auto Sales, levy e7 Brookln. (020694) Available Feb. 1. $675 monthly.* $700. Cat 430-0134_(TF) Phone da 7258911 or even- days schools. Oshawa Centre and WEDDING Cress for sale. Alfred 6555437 or 6558082. (020894) AJAX South, bachelor apart. 428-9112 (021194) - - ---- - --- - --- rags 668-4016. (020894) 401. Available March t. First Angelo desgn size 910. Great for 1995 VOkswagon Cabroilet, dent avalable. fridge. ge. stove, $45o SOUTH Whitby near Go. Two AJAX - Wesineyr401, two Houses For $895 . utilities. 7264530 (woe94) spring or summer wedding. bypL 5 speed, amtm cassette. cable. paging and utiles, bedroom, private entrances, bedroom, one with ensuite, 41 0 or toll free pager. 1.416-559- Orgnaly $1100. asking $55C rust checked yearly, spotless, monthly. First/last. 683-5968. appliances, 5525 monthly plus, fridge, stove, waster, dryer, fust Rent THREE bedroom townhouse, o.b.o. Cal-anice. 6662718 lady driven, excellent condition, (020694) Call 427-6095 or 668-6980. last, no pets. $800 plus utilities. 3392. (021194) Irdg•. Mow. wakou'ro fernosd (020894 oerthed $5500 ob.o. 434-3858. LIVERPOOL/BAYLY -_two (021194) Can 619-0385. (021094) AJAX -dean three bedroom Yard, garage, available now. fast firstllast, Articles (021094) bedroom basement apartment, THREE bedroom apartment. aPa AJAX - /base large main Ices, of bungalow, 4 Per month.Oshawa. east Oshawa. 434-8026. 026. 230 Wanted KAY BAILIFF AUCTIONS - 7 750 large eat -in kitchen, separate Go available March 1. large, two two bedroom basement appliances, lots d parking, Brimley Rd., Scarboro. Sale of entrance, parking, close to walkouts, freshly decorated, two apartment, laundry, parking, laundry facilities. yard. Now Rooms To Motor Vehicles by indoor Thursda train, Pickering Town Centre, 375° F 837-0016 appliances. fenced garden, separate entrance, $6751 Harwood Mall, $800 . 50% 0 43 Rent plastic pans). $1200 o.b.o. 668- w auction, every y. i 5800 plus uh ties. tby. 4 monthly. FfrsViasi. 6862338. utilities. Avaiabie immediasely. 0706. (021094) Gip A Save p.m. Registration begins at 5 p.m. Indoor viewingfrom 3 p.m (020994) 3801. (020894) (020994) Rent rebase for qualified Mnanb. Cal (416) 88&8735. PICKERING - f a, d roar. CARPET - I have several 7000 da d sale. Grew selection onf WHITBY - bachelor basement OSHAWA -two bedroom apart- OSHAWA Centre -clean quiet 1020694) use with cable and use d ktcfhen, yards ot new Stanmaster and s worked APPS working not, retools. barkrupaes, off lease apartment. separate arlUance. mem n 5 unit building, fridge, 1040 11 three bedroom top BOWMANVILLE - new three watt b Pickering Go stallion. ISM nylon carpel. ;'It carpet I trldge, stove, washer, dryer and consignmentvehicles. No Combination livingroom and sleeping stove, 4 pce. bath, paikng. Moor 3 unit apartment building. bedroom. mily two bathroom, fa Town Centre and Generating our Irving room and hall for $W. Wanted ' registration fore. For information, dfea• kitchenette with stove and coin operated laundry, $560 laundry facilities, stove, now FirstAast. room, garage, deck, appluarices, Station. 5350 monthly. Phone 427}4318. (000894) Price Incudes carpel. pad and I Pick LIPiflaGk 1980 or newer. Call 416.292.2221. (020894) fridge, laundry facilities. $490 monthly plus utilities. fridge, new oak stiQ flowing On quiet pOUrt. large lot. $900 installation. -30 yards'. Sieve. Repairs to appliances, monthly includes cable and al 668-0974. (020894) parking, no pets. First/last, plus utilities. Perfect for garden AJAX South- furnished room for (416) 287-5072. (TF) reasonable. `( a2%- � _J LEASE ID own vehicles, 1980- 1%5, $345 down, no interest. no utilties. Available March 1. 430- 7457. (021094) PICKERING . one bedroom $676.32 monthly plus utilities. basement apartment. separate Available now. Cal 579-0658. lovers, available April 1. Kpy, 697-1628 1094 • l02 ) rent, share horse with widow- mom and bo Non smoke Y• FOUR piece seaona sofa with y v1 credit checks. 686.7428 or 686 facilities, (�) working person. Available le queen size pull out bed, two years old. S500. 7 poe. dining -IT'S 3775. �) PICKERING • two bedroom basement apanntra for nr4 entrance, use of central air/vac, dose to Go TWO storey, two bedroom ti year ofd- N.E OsfyiwL paved immediate) Y• 686-7762. room suite. pecan finish. $200. WORTH REPEATING - UPSCALE RESALE Corsi n• g AutOrrlOblleS 305 separate entrance, a appliances, first/last. $775 TWO bedroom nice dears apart transR, bus at door. INC putts Martis for rent 5650 month $600 monthly. Firs 11, 837- ly' driveway, WW -Y fernoed yard, $875 11X14 ) SpUTH 427-8447. (021094) ment boutique opening soon n Wanted Call 420- central Oshawa. Gress service per moil plus utilities. Ajax - large main floor KING size waterbed. pine 12 drawer pedestal. $300: portable North Whitby requires your QUALITY preowned rnatemty, TOP tw used cars w pf1OB geed monthly, inclusive. 0376 w839-4856. (020694) 1952. (021094) and location, close IO all BLOOR/SIMCOE -lar two largo amenlies. Bus roue. available Available Feb. 1. Call evenings, (�) 725.6686- (021194) tumlsfied room own entrance and two Pte• washroom, share kRShwasher. $100: new children's and women's trucks. Free scrap pick-up, un- ORONO . two bedroom apart- bedroom in 46 unit building, imrhediie(y John, 576.2682. WHITBY - cozy three bedroom bath and laundry. rye non smaller. microwave Can. St00: pine bar, clothing: kids toys and baby derground towing. Call 24 his. rrent in triplex, 4 appliances• storage, laundry, parking, wet (020794) txurgalow n mature area tune close 10 Go. $4W monthly. 619• 550;432750862p.m: aaherB equipment. etc. Also tin accepting Mc Bi11,9p56837375. (TF)_ parkin $500 . h dro. Call 9. Y �^a9•d Close to atores/bus, b�. 4 appliances, arc room. 2685w4261145evenings 759 p.m. (020894) _. - - -_ . your country c r a I t s and collectibles. RECYCLING PAYS Auto Parts & 340 Barry, 668.3800. (�94) $695 inclusive. Go direct to 123 FEMALE to share an erste two Blow St. W. or call contact 416 bedroom walkout basement deck, gn b yard work to pkat, and bus. $900 9321 ext. 4070 days. (020894) AVAILABLE immediately. BELL Cellular 7elephon Repairs Q WHITBY Regency Place 2235419 (TF) hot tub, fireplace. ) Hwy Activated. No stars up tees. $$S. Cal for intormation. 434• Apartments - one and two apanmem, 6-3791 plus. 666 3794. 021894 ( ) e2/H opkins St. Whitby. Call for C $225. Call between 8:30 a.m.- 5692 or 4360425 or 432-2998. (02189x) ENGINES, transmissions. bedroom apartments available Feb. N/W Oshawa - beautiful, one Close to 401, shopping, gym, scenic trail. Non smoker, no POOL. Central 16Dme sq.ft. 3 details, 430-4647 anytime. (020894) 4630 p m 831-4722. (020894) WANTED . Leaf and Blue Jay foreign and domestic. Instalta- tion available. Free towing, in senior Cortplex. Jan. and Park lke setting, appliances, all bedroom, picture windows, $495. WE Oshawa, bright one pets, $400 per month. Available n p bedroom semi n prime Glendale COZY dean furnished room in IBM XT MONO and 286 Colour Corr-puler.Wo40 Me HDU in 9• Tickets at face value. Can Bruce OshawaMlh' area Cal 728- thy OB17. unties included. Call 430 7397. bedroom basement, 5495. imvnedl�ely. Phone 436-3505. Studio SIE Oshawa, ( 020894) area. Available Feb. 1. F'rtWlast, Pas 51100 us unties. 9054;97- quiet adult Ihorrne n Picker' Pickering each WorOpertect. taus. etc. a: 579.1400. ext. 207 (TF) (021194 ) (TF) apartment, 1551. (020894) near Rouge Norley for employed XT $200. 286 $390 D.M. WANTED- phones from the Ad -LARGE To place your one bedroom basement Wilson $385. All are inclusive. Available AJAX - Harwood/gayly, one immediately or March I. Cal bedroom apartment available ro8867 ALMOST new 2200 sq.ft. 4 adulUstudeM. Cable, parking, bus, share separate Pr:rter. $120. 831.7801. vantage phone system, models CK 11 t. Please 579-4400 perSOnall2ed apartment, woodstove, and Olive area. $530 per rtonth (020884) Inrrhediately. Firstllast, no pets, bedroom executive home, 3 kitchen, bathrooms, firstllast. $340 (021094) cart ask for Lil. (TF) In Memoriam r inclusive. Available March 1. 728.9139 for PICKERING - large one non smoker, approx. 650 sq.1t.. Fnch/Fat- utilities included. $550 mouthy baths, uzzi en -suite, ravine Pringle Creek Whitby. n9 itby (905) monthly. 509.2459. (TF) -a THE GRAVITY EDGE TM. Only $496, save SW off TV price 60 T&J . want to buy your gold and SII 576.9335 8r1d let Call viewing. 1020894) bedroom apartment, in quiet home, suit workingnegotiable. 427-9490. (021094) port g 474.1348 after 6 p.m. (020894) AJAX . one room available in two bedroom mins exercise video and rkout charts. V bar Inc.enn silver coins. See us in the Pick- Flea Markel. Brim this ad g g one of our ONE bedroom available now, single or couple, separate AVAILABLE immediately. WHTBY - three bedroom newer detaclhed bride, prime location basement apartment. �• furnished Irving �o Fast delivery, call 905-721.2084 for 105E df al Purchases. Our professional advisor S $622 monthly an nCNusive ex- tlW phone. e. Also one bedroom Clean two bedroom aPar�t• available, abpli5 $70• per available Feb. 15 87(X) per mon- close to South GM. $600 month- man, garage. two baths, fenced, mom, septate entrance, laundry, cable. students welcome. Avai- or toll free pager. 1.416-559- prices include GST and PST. f,a available March 1. Call 668- th inclusive. Require roferOrKm. ly utikties included. 967-3043. neutral decor, April 1. $950 . able now. 420.2073 or 428. 5436. (021094) you. 7196 for more information. Iirstilast. 420-2054. (020894) 905-668.1639. (021094) 3392. (021194) ROOM TO - - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBR VARY b, 1994 -PAGE 27 430 Rent 455 condos em o omen Momea Business 670 Pel~sona�s 670 Personals woommum�Rent 500 For Sale 500 For Sale 575 towns 590 Opportunities AJAX - Wedney Heights, tur- CONDOMINIUM for lease. nished roomin private home, Downtown Toronto. St Lawrence close to bus stop, shared Market area. Two bedrooms facilities, non smoker only. pkis solarium over 1000 sq.tt. Phone 686-4842.(020894) Available Jan. 31194. PICKERING - Brock/Finch - References. $1200/monthly in quiet adult home, extra large dudes utilities. 8335086. (TF) unfurnished master bedroom w1 460 C"Ce & Retail ensuite. $450. Large furnished bedroom, share bath. $350. Space Laundry facilities, employed non smokers. First/last. Audrey. 686- FOR rent. 1150 sq.ft. arc office 0744. (020894) space, Westney/401 In Ajax. In- dustrial location, mins. Irom Go PICKERING - one or two Great rate. Call Tony. 674-5555 bedroom in bright home, non ext 702. (TF) smoker, Christian male BROCK St. S. 81032 at Hwy preferred. Own bath, utilities, $401 near Go station, 675, 768, cable. $370 to $550 monthly. 895 sq.tt. asking $14/sq.ft. 837-5434. (021194) 75%:AAA:ohice tenants already BORROW $10.000 pay as Pule VENDORS wanted with home as $110 per month o.a.c. Call Improvement and houseware Jerry, "ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 668-7200 Free goods. Please call 436-0477. Invest- �ppd location. (021094) consultatimerits (TF) RECORDED FANTASIES. BANNED Ltd. (TF) Legal $5,000 PLC only $50/monthlyl 610 IN USA. NOW AVAILABLE ONLY Business loans. 5 year N mortgage. 6.89% Free pre - UNTIL CENSORED IN CANADA. qualification 24 hr. approval. LOVING CARE Call 68 -MONEY today. (020894) CALL 1-416-976-4897, ONLY .99 MONEY Problems?.Loans, debt PROPERTY CENTS PER MINUTE. consolidations. credit arrangements, personal budget MAINTENANCE ADULTS ONLY." planning garnishees stopped FREE CONSULTATIONS. Credit Counsellors (Toronto - Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF) ere. ax locations also. Call CUSTOM Side -split. original580 g g BROCK/PICKERING Parkway - I (Mort a eS room for rent in my home, use of Louis Egnatis. 1-800-268-9088. o Vacation laundry and kitchen tacilrties, ' owner, maintenance -free, 3 545 bedroom, large eat -m kitchen. Properties BUY a home and !eel secure - close to shopping, bus. Call o Florida finished basement, air. _ p Goverment Insured mongagee 428-9896. (020694) 490 AN 8 5 acre watenron! plus well, ai lower than bank rates with Vacation Rentals Desirable, quiet area. Well maintained, lot 64 t x1130 ft. 812 or y $229 monthly, Also 170 layoff and lob loss Insurance 450 Shared CLEARWATER - St. Peter, two Glmaennrush, NW Oshawa. No acres plus 3000 h. shoreline. available. Rates from 4.99%. Accomm. bedrooms, two bathrooms, fully agents. 725-6396. (021094] financing available. $89.900. Call Community Financial equipped mobile home. pod, Want to sell your !and or Seroces.668-6805. (TF) PICKERING - BrociCFinch area tennis court, clubhouse, avail- $147,500 - prime Whitby corsage, call 428-6167. (021094) ONES of credit - mortgages 1st, 2• bedroom townhouse, avail. able for March. 985 .3338. location, 3 bedrooms. 1 112 2nd. 3•d. R.R.S p loans INC. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LOVING CARE MAINTENANCE INC. intends to dissolve pursuant to the B�slness Corporations sct DATED at Pickering, this 2nd day of February, 1994. John Lalonde President PRAYER TO ST. JUDE May the sacred heart of Jesus be adored and glorified, now and forever. Sacred 'heart of Jesus, I place my trust in thee St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us, St. Jude, helper of the helpless, pray for us. Say this prayer once a day for 9 days, and your prayer will be answered. Rh able Immediatly. Move -in now, (020894) baths, attached garage, above SINGLE - like to dance and JESUS says car the Dbrd eac no rent til March 1. 833 avers lot, fin shed rec room, CALL CLASSIFIED available. ..alt Janet Huttmtann meet new people" Join us at the the Dhnd'� Does your minister: Pay FLORIDA Vacations - fully (905) 428-1232 Johnston and Original SUNDAY NIGHT wear glasses? The Mrehrg e 6753 for details. (021194) equipped large masterbedroom, deck. Call 576-9335 Cook Financial Services. FAX US YOUR AD SINGLES DANCE. Bp.m.-t a.m. the hired minister. Micah 3 11 pped condo. Clearwater (905) 434-2427 atter 6 p.m. April 2. Sleeps 579-22U at the Ades. Taunton Rd. E. Diary 56:1412. John 10:11 PICK - rtes1401, new beach. March 26- (021194) house, parking, private bath, up to 4, only $375 weekly U.S. -- -- Hampton, 263-8421. Dress Jim Campbell. 1-905-953-9475 quiet, non smoker, references, For information, call 427-8755. BUNGALOW near Oshawa Code. Hot 6 Cold Buffet. first/last. Female preferred. $400 (021094) Centre. 3 . 1 bedrooms, two full monthly. Cay after 6 p.m. 837- t AVAILABLE - St. Petersburg bathrooms, rec room with "The Best Thing I've Ever Done For M I'CidS 1876. (020994) fireplace. double garage with Y Florida. March 19-26. Two hydro. $131,900. Phone 725- OSHAWA - bright room in bedroom luxury condo, two 2765. (020894) shared 4bedroom house. Close baths, full kitchen with to shopping centre and bus dishwasher, all appliances. TV WHITBY - only $97,900 Three A �1 routes.Non smoker, $340 and cable. Ocean outside door, bed to Gal-in abu kitchen and monthly. Can 576.3816 anytime. best offer. Colt 90530-6821 dining room. fabulous rec room, (021194) anytime and leave message. parklike setting with 5% down. COLIN JAMES (020894) Carry for $730 including taxes. 7 :1 r V- PICKERING 401 Whites Rd. S. Call Ted Houghton. ReMax 1)1! bathroom % New !hree bedroom, three CLEARWATER - mobiles, Summit, 668-3800. (020894) �'• r» bathroom horns by conservation clubhouse. heated pools. hot (/7 �. j' : 0 area 4 appliances, parking, tub, tennis, 20 mnutes to Blue NORTHEAST Osna9a - Kas- share /horse tracks all facilities. Non smoker, Jays/Phlllies baseball camps. singer raised bungalow. 3 $375 monthly. 839-7540. NHL Hockey. dog, bedrooms. 2 baths, large v (020994) boat cruises, available from Feb. f'^'shed ret room, 5 <yplanCes.TAE KWON DO O y -- - -- - - $149.900. Call 579-6608. Oi PICKERING - Brock -Hwy 82, and on Call t 813-538 2127. Open C, townhouse to share wrth relaxed (031194) House Sat. Sun. Feb. 5 8 6 14 . 500 p m (02109x) Building.... ��' TAS people. Close to GOr4o1, flea HOmeS LotsFOr market. AU inclusive. Available For sale 535 Marcy 1. 683-6719.(022394) Sale j'xjf, l5 AJAX - iet home must ch $85,000 Confidence C[ 1.~1994u'St responsible.2 ly dive horse. 1350 sq.h., 3 txdTMomis. $3500 pnae. wooceo ram1P- 1. 19 years preferred. 426- central ar, 5 appliances, garden g 01. 34 hr. east of Oshawa and tool sheds. Sandown Park. Sand beach. :rout !is^kng, next : 3343. (021094) ppm H ❑ Discipline i ope Call 905-885-0538. 'a 10.000 acres county forest. 455 Condos For ��) Year round road Fred. 416-431-! 1555. (022494) Rent LIVE !or free with !odays low in - i ­. t rates and theroom a from 540 Out -of -Town � Self -Esteem � CONOOMI1iUM:ic i^^ie-' foo ''S as Wilk 7 bedroom rands m)or,. Iry -g 'oom. dining room. Dingalow with two in-law Properties 1 t,replace. solarium, kitchen, apartments. $158.000. Call 576 - washroom. 3 appliances. n. 4362roagents. (021t94) FLORIDA ^opeco.,e,npak. Awareness corlpatcor, Second floor: en- - _ _._ _ _ • sute master . 2. 3 Oce. bath. 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M30 for mnpanorenp and pie. stub rwtonsftp SY 1791 JOSH) \I EASY -go" Single make. 28. S's" Obnds has, r+Pya all outdoor and etldpd achA ee romantic diners and lows to travel. seoksing a M- bvrg female wish writer rdo s fora WON reletldlatlp SY 17V fols Y whet male brow hasieyee. 511'. 200 IDe Iovet music and the bar scene. also likes playing Pod . borwg for that specal some one. 22-30. for possble rotation - Ow SY 1793 ATTRACTIVE maim. 26. has van- Qw whereas, koolwg for someone speciaw to gut woo my Ms. for pos- 7sibiles4 (I�nm arrelatoorehip. SY ATTRACTIVE male, 34, seeks Sim, &UMCMO irrab. 2735. who as" spats, lag waft, tache and pint evr & , for P bng4rm tdati- ill. SY IM QUIET, sty make, 30, new t the area, like country A western music, movies and dining out, we to nes a sin,�t� 25.35, who enejoye similar Ihige and would lin to share a mislimusltp. SY 1796 (DOM OUTGOING male. 42. enjoys danig d'ilbtg, metig new peo- blot into hoed 9Mw bd" an Rosset aIPg I 31B- 42. 642. ler hierud ' *, possible rds- sY 1797 (OSIQ e MSI ws *nl look so py rataw mat, fry eel b look so posy and I worn be so weak (YYto�u�nn'�g wA*nak me d. SY 1799 EAiY,I=, single, while make, 29, 6', bard and long lair, smok- er. seeks bm ab, 21-30, for owi- am, rossaMie relationship. SY 31 wishes to meet a womar cube is single. white. educated. non. smoking, light drinking. attractive and caring. 30-36for friendship first, possible relationship. Alat'Pidcersg area SY IJIM MALE. 28 would like to meet a simple honest home loving lady, 24-32. who enjoys stimulating con. versation SY 1601 IF there is a lady who is it. non- - okw into ivies travel, moves and romantic fares out there, this estableshod. N. active. caring man 35. who Mies chddren would hike to meet you, SY Ism JOSH) FUN -loving while male 30. non- smoker good-looking. responsible and affectionate, enjoys the out- doors. sports, moves and theatre. seeks anractne white Neale. 28- 30 non-smoking, no dependents SY 1 sup (AJA) EASY -gang, single, wt-.te make. 34 5 165 lbs . see,: Shen &toot onate. single white female. 27-33. for tun tones and poembke relationship, some mtersets are sport:, camping, moves dung our and rock musechildren wel- come SY IS04 STOP here I m a decent guy, a giver 40'5. 6. 170 lbs esaD- lsfhec. swg:s parent with a sense of harbour. looking for a trim. pretty lady 'o treat night call me You have r*OL- to kw and per imps a Ica in gain SY ISOs EASY -gang male 23 58- with blond has and bk n eyes, loduig for anradme ISrnalm 20.25, who s unto camping. hockey and riding maorwdee SY tsoe (OSH) OPEN -minded. arhgle whoa male. 27, good-looking and athletic seeks financially secure older female. for fun times. possible roiv"Nhq SY lw? KNDteaned educated man won traddional valva seeks affection- ate woman. 3010. for friendship and,or a relationship SY ISOs (Cor) GOODaoolung. easy -gong. 61-. ft. shim build, enjoys all outdoor actmlw loolug for altractiw, ft adventurous lady. 2535. who also Yeas to party. SY 1010 JAJA) ACTIVE. attractive mals. 25. 61', blorude haw. physicath' M. enjoys music, workxg otic, mows. would Mea to meet an attractive Well 19-30, who enjoys a good time, also Mese quo evermigs, to share possible relationship. SY tell (COB) COUNTRY gentleman, eeff- empbyed, 40, 6'3", divorced, seMtmg easy-going Itwi who �ice talhov. F" o rowArwa rx long - Mm relaiahahtip. SY 1612 INTEILIGOIT, M, uivensiy edu- caled, working dad, 32, with a glidk wiL a want hart and a mi- me nokeds, seeks a similar lady for hien le tip. pass" relablon- Slip. SY 1913 EASY-gosg, down4oerM, good- looking malls, 23, enjoys mum and Wft wits ward Smomeet koOnce w a se 20.25, for triertdshp iso, poesbb longamm rebtbrtship. BY /514 YOUNG at heart 46 a lac lbs. enjoys sports. dancing. '605 music and a goad book, see" affrac five lady. 35-50. with sentar wear. "fs. SY Isis TALL divorced nab, 52.6 would Ike to meet lady 45.55. who Mies dancing. doing. Wet evenings at home. for polrsble relationship. SY 1016 HANDSOME black male. 35, easy-goag, enjoys moves music, quasi evenings. looking for honesi caning female, for a relatioshp SY 1517 (OSH) OUTGOING. evabtahed, proles. conal make. 38unattached. van. ety of interests, honest and affec. tionate. enjoys walks. moves. IION ing conversation and quad romantc moments. seeks esab hw Immale. 2945. ler long-arm re lletinst SY 1111 WHArs up docs Tall attractive, sincere lonely looney tune who Yves movessports and the out- doors. seeks slim. attractive. Tasmanian she -devil, 22.28. for long-term relationship SY Ills JOSH) TALL b%Sck, handsome male. 33. would We b meet female. 30.40, for fro Octalhp, poesdy more SY 1520 QUIET Bowmanvile man. active, professional and sincereseeks creative lady. in Bowmanvae area. 3D-40. interested in conversation. him and music. to forge a close hvandol SY 1821 JOSH) HI! I'm an easy-going male. 3s. 511. 190 be .reddish brown haw, enjoys cycleg. ou idooi ane work - Ing cut and also lies rock n rol muse: and country Wald like to meet a ady who a caring and m- ere and lbs to keep n. 20-36 SY 1=2 (OSM) ACTIVE, skm. single father. 35. 511-. $Copp. Was sports (not on TV). muse. smetorhg Isprit9l. caring woman. 25-35, with smear i. "- eels SY 1823 IMAGINE that" Meeting me - Single dad. 37. enjoys baseball, Swimming, ftlorng and keeping in June with reality Good shape. good mod, loobrg for a fine lady to share some time SY 1824 (OSN) ROMANTIC male, 20. enjoys all sports, music. moves and We to Party, also Yes children. looking for somsoe to have Jun wall. IS - 24, ler possible haus milYcnovp. SY 1=5 (COB) FINEbvng. oulgo". attradne, sim mete, 26. snudlrr, wish a gree sans of humor-, "IN and Sn- ore, would On b sac an an ac- Yve, elm Icy twat sour gl•ikn, ler kbndehip free, possible role. tioftsltp. BY 1929 (Oaq ITALIAN Ilam. 29 yr. did, wewbui and Is i talion. seeks a Pretty. rnleNugent, oieeere lady ilaoets l in a long -lint rsWiofa stip SY 1W (ON" rM 29, berm Inti, biles eyes, an- on and hatseL sselohg a e41is fsmsb, 30., wish blares sdraalt. sY 1929 JOSH) S91GLE parent, divorced mala, 35, father of two, who enjoys Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are no extra long distance charges. "The Most Important Call You May Ever Make!" THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT! • Escort Service • Stags/Stagettes • e Private Parties • Strip -O -Grams• e 7 Days e24 Hours • Discretion Assured - e Free Transportation T essionaI Choice 683-5055 %altil♦ horseback riding. movestrsh-ro. campeg and family lime, Seeking IsmW, 2535, for frenelshtp fest and Polestis rtotal kelnp. SY 1529 JOSM) HI, I m a single white make, 27, enjoys romantic dinners. quell everwgs and long country drives, seeking female. 22-30. to share those speck* moments, passible "40rm rslationsh,„ SY 1530 (COB) PROFESSIONAL, single, white male. 34, ritereets nolude downh eluing, golf and weekends al the collage, also dining out or WN aYenwlga at hone. looking far inn- gle female. 28-35. with similar wdove . for lnrdell and Pose - bin relationship . SY 1831 (OSH) TO Glow who responded to mail- box 81699. could you please respond again, did not get your right telephone number SY 1832 (OSM) EASY-gowg young man. 29. hand- some. 160 be .would Yke to meet that someone that likes to have fun. dancrg. moves walks in the snow. if you would like to meet Someone ttwo. answer my ad SY 1833(OSH) IF bolting for an asecuoiale• good natured man. 29. Scorpio, 59". 150 ft.. n with long brown haw and bko eyes, enjoys good con- wsalion, movies, walls and van- ely of other things, d interested. nil. SY Ism QUIET mals. 26, '-very horkeo and romantic, varioy or eterests, good job. seeks llplle ' oat. man lady for Redd Was and possible ieloion- go. BY I= (004 SINGLE Usher. 26 years old. hon- sel, resp, II . faaWy-ori nfed. mm Ste ooe«Mots da and sports,, also o �g enjoys quiet ewwtgs t home, lookil ler spe- us 9d. 24-30. attractive. good personality. likes children. SY 1939 SINGLE father with two boys, on�plto ow- doto afe doers- b-erth type of girl. 30.40. must ALWAYS HIRING t(3m 1-69 children single moms we - carne. for possible oorg-erm -ea- tronofilp. SY 1437 (OSH) MALE 25. 5'5' would like to meet female lot conparmonshp. posn- by more. SY 1438 WANTED: Slim. shapely lady of means with no dependants. 40.. who enjoys dining out, movies. travel. quiet times. Iterature and fie, then this sten. SOs. moi arnoli gentleman wo-sid love io hear from you for possible rela- borshp SYttr.19JOSH) HONEST, establshed male. 43. wish good market d humour, would low to meet a :Sm 'non smoker who likes the country. music, moves. wet eve nngm and good. holiest d-scuuam. for a Serous relahondnp SY 1040 (OSH) EASY-gowg male. 41 unattached. enjoys Sports. moves. dung and µet going out and having a good time, looking for an easy-going. good hearted woman, 3510. for friendship. possible relationship. SY 1841 (0511) ACTIVE single white mate Virgo, 6't-, would like to MW Virgo 40s or early SOs, non-smoker, poste who can be a lady who has an hornet, uninhibited passion for W and bye, who is looking for an honest gentleman who really needs her SY 1842 (OSH) AMBITIOUS, male, 30, non -sin - emyele fayr. �yyw.ployed, enjoys lo physical acbvilies and roamnbc rose seeks an'hornet uuhdnd, mon-smokis lady for poke ntb- (� union w kis SY IN3 VERY ourpoehg maim. 27. suck dri- vel enjoys going out on week - ands. " tines, wasp lsraab, 30.40• for hirtddep. possbb reb- tii-0.SY1584 GOOD LOOKMIrIi, ssparted sin- gle , white male. 42, looks younger. Sb". 200 to., belse es in honey and sincerity. enjoys country music and all outdoor activities would like to meet bmab. 3545 wit Soder itleresls A44 1(,c- Iwf , /MAKE UP AMM/ND. FU/y -75gl6 h7 ANW-H/A!G- i � � a 4r� L� • ,. O 1 �� O 1 IGENTLEMAN 1 IF Z�S><InfIfLY -LIME �o� educated, non- mokking, l�; A CHA N6,F .... _ .... -TRY S1IYc�F1-Y VDues drt". good-bolorg. senslive. 11 For persons 18 years of age and over for possible relationship SY 1645 (OSH) MALE, 39, looking for an unat- tached lady 3040• kids o.k. who troves to be loved and warts a sen. ous relationship and possible home We SY 1846 PROFESSIONAL divorced, ane - woman man, late AN. seeking a Sir". affectionate. honest, attrac- tive. nonsmolang tamale who kkes to be treated Me a lady for fiend. ship, possible long term rotation. ship, single moms welcome SY 1647 (OSH) SINCERE single white make. 29. 5'9•. 160 los., physically ft, enjoys music. romantic dinners. sports and the ouldoas. seeks attractive. white single Neale of srniar age. for ,><Ieerble relationship SY 1848 JOSH) TALL bhike•eyed young. 41, single white male. enjoys music, the out. o ora. We itsell and afternoons on r^v Hailey SY 1649 SEXY, good looking male kookng I} a real relationshp with female. 35-50. serious reply only SY INo HARD working, singe, wh ,e ff. -1*, 31 not Into Mad games. never been married. Mies long on - yes. last pa-:* or lard back atrnos- phote. ft" for attractwe, angle white lemale. 21-31, for frendst p, possible relationship, SY 1SS1 JOSH) HONEST and caring 30 yr. old - male. 6'. good looking. wish. es b meet an aaactive, lady. 22. 30, who is sincere, romantic and affectionate for possible relation. ship. Single moms welcome SY ISS2JOSH) FRIENDLY, outgoing maN, 26, 62'. 195 lbs., nc dependents, seeks female, 20-35. for friend. shop, possible relationship. SY 1653 (OSH) SINCERE honest, male, 33, 6'1-, 190 It•- enjoys music, racquet spoils. Skiing and movies. looking for slim. energetic, employed female. 25-35, someone with same Intervals and who is looking for a serious relattorisho SY 1654 (OSH) %9 SINCERE, anractrw semlprutfs tonal. white mate, enjoys ween and getaways, some sports, the- atre and or" out. see" :len, attractive, sincere len,ale. 25-38. who s working to plan a comtorf- able future SY I (OSH) OPEN- raided, single, white male. 38. attractive, seeks attractive. sin- gle. wfae tamale. 29-40. for com- panionship of more. many likes and dislikes, no head games gene SY ISS: JOSH) HARD -working white male, 44, likes meso romance and good Me. boiuig for that speael lady for a stable relationship. SY 1sS7 (OSH) FULL -figured female, 26, brown has, go" eyes, who eryoys boal- ing, ca png. car om and the o4 - d000 . looking for sincere goill man. 2535, for a relaborefw SY ttlw widb mi. 26, eta Iwr. ee 0" o, 11101 country music. horseback rtdtlg-and Harbys. looking bb foleuab. ns mile Rad b�m ap1Y1sM� SINGLE while mob. 3D. 67. 160 ba.. employed and self.mpoy.e siter AW" .��, while, skin 26.33, who is open-minded and goal oriented. BY 1590 IONATE a0radive, pro - 1, ft, 40ish, single white njoys children, skiing, travel and candlelight, similar single white 12.36, for fulure partner. fond, gsnsrotn, intelligent bialy secure. SY lost FUN4oving femals, 32, with sense of humour, teed of the bar scene, enjoys dinners in or out, fast - paced or laid-back atmospheres. -seeks male. 35-40 for fun times, possible relationship. No head games! SY 2539 ATTRACTIVE, honest. easy- gotg, full -Wed woman, 35, who loves the outdoor:, horses. movies and courtry Me is seeking an honest, caning, sincere mar. nage-minded male, 35-40, with sorrow intervals. SY 2545 JOSH) FEMALE, unattached, hard -work - Wig. down to earth. outgoing. van - sty d Irtereets, n and slim, look- ing for honest male. 3010. of sim. lar qualities for friendship first SY 2546 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE lady, blonde. sin. gle. 35. Interested in meeting a single, honso, attractive male. 30 40, for friendship, possible rola- lionot SY 2517 (OSH) HONEST and sincere white female• medium bulks. 35, smoker. loves to dance and hav? fun. seeks honest. down-to-earth tall black male, 35-40. for meaningful re{ationslsp. SY 2546 (OSH) ENGLISH lady. -8 committed Christian, looking for a Chnstian man. 28.32 for friendship. interests wiolurde Christian music, walks in the country and a dog lover SY 25so (OSH) BIG brown eyes, angle mom. 36. still loot ng for my krill in sherng armor who is 35.40. sincere. hon - so romantic. oul-going and has a sense or humour SY 2554 (OSH) JIM. who's 35, who responded to fernale nurse. 33, pkease respond again to malleo: lumber 2542 as i didn1 90 your correct of"* num- ber SY 2557 (OSH) ACTIVE. attractive. single Joni 34, tall. professional, secure. enjoys sports, travel, outdoors, humour zest for hfc Seeking maim counterpart with sa iWai water - Sell 3040. non -snicker SY 2S67 (OSH) CARING brown -eyed, petite blonde, late 40'3, seeking a tall teddy bear, for frierdshp or possi. ble relationship or more SY 2501 (OSH) RICK, 6'. 190 to, Caproom and wears contactsyou cased mailbox 82632. please Cal again. ddnl gut your phone number. SY 2546 ACTIVE female v. divorced. 5T. Shim. blonde haw and hazel eyes. looking for snneole. 4050. thars sincere and honest SY 2475 (OSH) MI, I'm a single female, 26. man. Mo she br steres. horseback rd. Wig and romantic drivers. for pass bit refawwip SY 2651 JOSH) QUIET, 29, separated mom with blonde her and bks eyes. looking for a genii@ country man who's family and lice opened. honed and affectionate, for a king -term relshonstep SY 2tti5 (Coe) SE1Qx; `amateur Toets, Covers, c.)v Secret admirers TRLL fig YOUR STORT1 and gyp, you could Getaway );lu hill stay 4 cfk»s t- 3 njghts at the luxurious Nrsorf 01 your choice lura r.r.rrY ski vomset 9a.rfle haa9r M..rdr Mi ft" 91.tY Jitte us true testimonial on your success Nadi our seniic'e; or jar us your story on the most romantic date you have err experienced; or t/sing your finest « eafit+N, ywe us your idea of what your most romantic date would entad. Once you have completed }•our "T/u.E" you can send it to us by one of the followit q methods: ,Pkase Mail _Material to: ® Igi N, V44. ws r 4410 Lt�liloas /►rad r"Do&0 o Mit .5q3 $ Or `Fax us at: (41 tui) 2$1.8q 22, 44en14as (?"Pd Or Call into mailbox 513192 and recite your story. You will beghlen 6o sec- onds to do so. lust follow the recorded instructions - 1A TiuT EN -J charge of t if .ae a minute (to a maximum of S t o.00) will appear on your telephone bill. All entrks wdl be brouKfht before a park) of iudi rs (our operators) . The most romantic / creauve uory will in a Fabuk ue Vacation Genway of your choice. Vtruukr will be notified by telephone and will be announced in the paper the week of February 21794. usuyf your fur name ONLY. 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