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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_02_13Area cancer care centre a step closer DURHAM - A cancer treatment centre for Durham patients is one step closer after Oshawa council Mon- day unanimously endorsed the start of a process which clears the way for the sick bay's expansion. City politicians gave the go-ahead to rezoning and changes to the official plan that are required before work can begin. The next step will be the development of a formal site -plan application. Health officials say there's a tremendous need for a local cancer facility because area patients must now travel to Toronto or Kingston for radiation and other treatment. The Canadian Cancer Society drives about 15 patients a day to Toronto for cancer treatment, reports Ken Ridge, vice-president of the society's east central region. More cancer victims make that daily trip "con- sidering that a number of people prefer to transport themselves." #A*WowFw"T�; ] s Pickering Edition \ \ / afi R�LPartles 683-321Q 190 Annandale Country Club VIRTISIR now Does your child smile with confidence? Does your child use hiss r full potential? Give him/her BOTH „with KARATE. Sunday, Feb. 13, 1994 20 pages A Metroland Community Newspoper Pressrun 40,000 930 + 70 GST - $1 Vol. 113 No. 7 ��P� val�rG�'a Dai INCOME TAX TIPS FREE AJAX - You can get free help with your income tax return. Revenue Canada repre- sentatives will be at the Ajax Public Library's main branch March 3. from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. to offer advice and answer questions Reserve a spot by calling 683-4(100. ext. 26. ID13n 1,-R.egular features Spos-fs.-».» »9 »13 B' 18 Sincerely Yotus.»»»._....19 WE RECYCLE � Schools defend On her toes Walt Disney's Aladdin came to life at St. Patrick Catholic School in Ajax when the Canadian ballet troupe visited recently to introduce students to classical arts. photo by Ron Pietroniro right to expel violent pupils But, turfed students shouldn't be `forgotten about': police By LINDA WHI'L'E Staff Reporter DURHAM - Expelling violent students "isn't the aca- demic equivalent of capital punishment" and should therefore be an option for schools when the safety of other students and staff is at risk. So says Durham Regional Police Detective Tom Cameron, head of the force's street triune unit, which has dealt with school violence for three years. Bad kids need an education, counselling • i- --Detective -- Tom Cameron "That's not to say they should be expelled and forgot- ten about," he adds. "Whenever possible, youths should be guaranteed an education while attempting to assist them through counselling." He's responding to recent comments by minister of education and training Dave Cook, who believes schools have a responsibility to educate all students, even violent ones. While boards have a duty to provide safe schools, the minister believes they can't wash their hands of problem students by simply expelling them for life. Instead, boards must offer suspended and expelled students such alternatives as home schooling or special programs. But home schooling is a "simplistic" solution, charges Durham. Board of Education vice-chairman Duncan Read, who believes it's "society's responsibility" to edu- cate expelled sumknts. See HANDLING. -Page 3 DONT LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1.416-976-1991 t �.SPRI N ONS FASHI • 4 ....._�: 4RI G PICKS RE HERE'. IM CENTRE - - - - - _ • _� .__� .._.. �...._ psi_ �.zi_ �._._���_ ���_=ra.�:�.f. PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1!! Burglarstartles wom on her home AJAX - Police are warning residents not to enter their behind. your house, leave immediately and call for help," advises homes if they discover "anything suspicious," after a woman "If you see anything that might indicate someone is in Durham Regional Police Inspector John Hamilton. came upon an intruder here Thursday afternoon. The woman entered her Mac - Dermot Dr. home near Delaney Dr. and Church St. around 1:15 p.m. and noticed a gym bag near the front door and another gym bag near the stairs leading to the basement. When the 49 -year-old went downstairs to in%estigate a noise, • . she was confronted by a man wearing a balaclava. The woman ran upstairs and went to a neigh- bor's home, where she phoned 911. The suspect fled with a quan- tity of cash and jewelr} . The two gym bags containing other household items were left r�\\ IL ((fl << 1 IV 9 5 7G00dvvrenCh xhaust Special Time to get used to 905 DURHAM - Time is running out. The grace dialing period for the 4I6 905 area code split from Bell Canada is o-,er on March 26. The split of the 416 area code (which series Metropolitan Toronto) officially began on Oct. 4. 1993 with the introduction of the 905 area code. Bell Canada believes this will be a long-term solution allowing telecommuni- cations growth in southern Ontario. Since the 416 code was split, mis-dialed calls have been transferred, but come March 26 the calls will either be discon- nected or the caller will reach a recorded message with instruc- tions to dial the correct area code. The Bell network services department reports many resi- dents and businesses have failed to add the 905 area code to their telecommunications systems. To overcome this problem, Bell has introduced a branding message which lets customers know they have dialed the wrong exchange, it then allows the call to be com- pleted. "Since we've introduced the branding message, we've found it has promoted customer usage of the correct dialing require- ments by as much as 50 per cent," says Jim Rivett, Bell Ontario's regional manager for network maintenance. If customers experience tech- nical difficulties to accommodate the 416/905 dialing requirements, they are asked to contact their service;'equipment supplier. WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCOMING e9. 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Ofd bile 3 PJL n5 On eton PAL, nd�j� 8 � 4 436-2222 436-2228 1 P.M. 1100 w11111odm � 686.5859 o�t�wrmy 436.7441 725.6501 831.2693 PUERNG 9 RhIL �; Handling violent students FROM PAGE 1 "We recognize that a student who has done something signif- icant enough to be expelled tt#Will � den; .ATAX-PICKER.ING - 'trio» lent students who are expelled, ficim school deserve help so they dvn't get into trouble, sortie aft believe: "They need training in behavior moditieatkm aril cm - trolling their ag;grmion, while still receiving a basic educa- tion," believes Mike Hill, sill dent council president. at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Pickering. While the OAC student sup- ports expelling violent students so others "have a safe environ- ment in which to work." he believes schools onus€ took at. ways of preventing violence, rather than just reacting to iL .: . He points to a conflict r medi- ation program at his school, Where problem'students. are counselled by their peers. It is. used for such conffwu as narne calling or fights. "The aim is to `i'eacb an agreement between them," explains Mr. Hill. "It's riot, `Be dice or you'll be expelled' It Woks at why (the conflict) hap- pee�n`ejd and a solution to the Some Archbishop Denis' ;P'Connor Catholic High School tudents in Ajax agree turfing Moknt teens isn't enough. 1;rV ;t"They should be expelled om one schoot but not all," ys Theresa Holler, 16- rhey'dd get bored and maybe eget into more trouble. There -should be a special school for othe, with psychologists to find lmout what the problem is." . _ . . Tara Root, 15, agrees:° 1Expelling them is a bit too > much. Them should be a special school to get their lives hack on A. . - would depend on what ` they did,says lance Bakiowsici, 6. "If they brought a weapoa to so= -school and held it up to they should be in jail" ,Anna Nevin, 16, agrees vio- nt students need help. "You :need to fold out the underlying (fix dwirr be visor) - if 'Students deserve crime -free classes' — Duncan Read Home schooling isn't enough -- Kevin Ashe from school is put at a signifi- cant disadvantage," notes the Ajax trustee. Still, because the "great majority of students deserve to be educated in an environ- ment that is as crime -free as possible," boards must contin- ue to have the right to expel. Mr. Read questions whether teachers have the appropriate training to deal with expelled students outside school. Teachers who work with young offenders at detention centres, for instance, have special training and are protected by guards. Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board chairman Kevin Ashe agrees boards must continue to have the right to expel vio- lent students. While home schooling would force parents to become involved in the edu- cation of their children, the Pickering trustee doesn't think it's enough. Most stu- dents wouldn't be expelled without previous staff attempts to help, Mr. Ashe points out. Home schooling raises other concerns for Det. Cameron, who fears "it teach- es young people the wrong lesson to simply hand -deliver school work to their home." He believes "kids have to start accepting responsibility for themselves and the conse- quences of their negative behavior." Det. Cameron points to a decrease in school violence since police and school staff began taking a hard stance on the issue, with fewer assaults this academic year than at this time last year. "There is no doubt in my mind that it has decreased because kids know it's being taken seriously," though the nature of incidents — ganging up on others, taking weapons to school and theft — remains the same, Det. Cameron reports. Students, parents, teachers and administrators will con- sider ministry proposals to combat school violence at a summit on March 5. 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EAT HERE FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN EAT AT HOME VALENTINE'S NITE SPECIAL EVERYTHING 99 ON OUR MENU 9 � .m 1 Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 SUMAYS CARRIER OF THE Vff" IS PAIL PECS Paul enjoys paying besebae, soccer, coeects baseball, hockey 3 footbel cards. Paul received McDonald's coupons compliments of the News Adverbser. Congratulations Paul for being our Sunday carrier of the week _- PAGE 4 -THE NEWS R SUNDAY, Durham flush money for water, sewer projects By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter DURHAM - Another 300 jobs could be created by a $9 -million proVincial grant to Durham Region for water and sewer projects. Durham chairman Gary Herrema says the money will he used for such things as a $15 -million pumping station in Ajax, and water and sewer works in Whitby, Oshawa and Clarington. The Towns of Ajax and Pick- ering didn't get any money for municipal projects, but funds were given to Oshawa and Whit- by. The grant announced Wednes- w... � #��' DS MAYBE PIPELINE �`o JOAS C1R 3Lit� The works committee will draw up a new priority This year, Durham will spend more than ayv uuuwII Um list Tuesday for presentation to regional council — $55 million under the Region's regular works pro - Wednesday. gram, $35 million from the infrastructure program and Mr. Herrema says about 1,2(X) jobs will be created $9 million for water and sewer projects. by the Region with the infrastructure and water and The water and sewer works will also be dealt with sewer projects. Wednesday by Durham council. Gary Herrema da, comes from the Ontario Clean DISCOVER Water Agency through the job- sOntario program. Infrastructure priorities change This latest money is in addition to the 523.5 million Durham received from Ottawa and Queen's Park under the federal - provincial -municipal infrastruc- ture program. The Region's chip- ping in 511.5 million so $35.'5 million will he put toward infras- tructure projects that could employ hundreds of local work- ers. Wednesday's announcement changes the Region's priority list for intrastructure projects. Mr. Herrema saes. Durham's works committee had dra\yn up a list. but that's been scrapped. Infrastructure program rules don't allow 'stackine' — using grant or subsidy mune\ on infras- tructure projects. Some of the work the Region was going to complete under the infrastructure program can now be undertaken with the clean water agency money, Mr. Herrema says. (v vo Dr. Albert Chan wishes to announce the relocation of his dental office we offer quality dental care in a warm, caring environment New patients are gladly welcome Please call for an appointment today at (905) 839"0931 We are now located at: Pickering Medical Centre 1885 Glenanna Rd., Suite 201 FAMILY DENTISTRY DIFFERENCE OPEM EVERY SUIWA� 1 BONELESS,SKINLESS READY TO COOK CHICKEN REASTS 90�1.2 a To Io UMIT 6 PER FAMILY ALL ■N1i MEAT MAT CHICKEN STRIPS � Ash, A $muf 2% MILK BAi 0 + D'ANGELO 100 % PURE r_J;; A 1 JUICE JUMBO 64 OZ BOTTLE • ---- -J� Its IIAS EVERY COLONIAL COOKIES 350/ 4006 OPEN MON- TO� i N�IEaFRI TO f SAT TO 6 SYN TO S 282 MONARCH AVE L I A V r4A W_ 1140714LO I MAPLE LODGE THE ORIGINAL CHICKEN WIENERS • 450 G 067) ALORO DELUXE OR PEPPERONI 5 yay , 1 ck 90 • • i DIY LOW PRICES ASSORD rues HARVEST CRUNCH 49 an" 9006 30 STOUFFERS Nutu�N� AND CHEESE TNT's _ THAW N SERVE CHEESECAKES 5606 30 + s: O rX v '_, O W BAYLY 3' _ + s: "r - Extra help for children with special needs Obituary_ COOKSON, James Henry (Harry) - At Whitby General Hospital on Thursday, Feb. 10, 1994, surrounded by his loving family. Born April 4, 1915. Son of the late James and Florrie Cookson. Survived by his lov- ing wife Larene Bryant. Father of Marion and her husband Bob Peake, Evon (Jo) and her hus- band Al Pelow, Wenda (Kelly) and her husband Ron Andrew, Wayne and his fiancee Jean Handley, Sharon and her hus- band Doug Andrew, and Mari- lyn (Short) and her husband Wavne Clark. Dear grandfather of 12 grandchildren and three great- grandchildren and predeceased by granddaughter Terri Andrew. Brother of Edith Davis of Scu- gog Island. Fred of Port Perry and Vic of Troy. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Spring inter- ment Groveside Cemeterv, Brooklin. Donations to the Whitby General Hospital would be appreciated by the family. Education reporter Linda White keeps an eye on how the school boards spend your taxes NEWS ADVERTISER .... when you can get Cosh Bock fast. If you qualify, you can get your refund within days. IT'S FASP. IT'S EASY! 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LIS 21-15 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 WENDY GALLAGHER. Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER. Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABI: FAKIIOURIE. Distribution Manager What to do.? So, what exactly do they want us to do? Federal and provincial governments have been raising those `sin taxes' on cigarettes and booze for years. It was supposed to discourage people from smoking_ because, after all, smoking and drinking are really bad for you. But the federal government has just lowered taxes on cigarettes. So, that must mean they want us to buv cigarettes now. But wait. They are also planning on stepping up advertising campaigns to tell people about all the terrible things cigarettes are doing to their lungs and how they give you wrinkles and make you die young. So. that must mean they want us to stop smoking because smoking is really, really had for you. But taxes on cigarettes provide much needed money for hungry federal government coffers, that deficit thing, you know. So, that must mean they want us to smoke — a lot. It's enough to make your head swim. Prime Ntinister Jean Chre- tien has called new legislation to fight contraband cigarettes an imperfect solution. Boy, has he got that right. It seems to have ticked off almost evervhod%. But then. he adds, there is no perfect solution. Well. he might be right about that too. It's not exactly a clear cut problem. Then there are those political considerations. The lowered tax is said to be a concession to the Quebec Liberal government, which has been pushing for such a move. And Premier Daniel Johnson needs some shoring up heading into the Quebec provincial elec- tion — what with the Parti Quebecois waiting to pounce and all. So what's a prime minister to do? And what, in fact, are the rest of us to do? Suddenly it's all becoming clear. Of course! They everyone to buy a whole bunch of cigarettes. as many as you can afford — start up a three -pack-a-day habit if you can —just don't inhale. etters to itor tras] To the editor, I have; a few proposals for the public to follow up in trying to solve how we will manage the landfill of the future. We must not only think of ecology but geology is also very important. In southern Ontario there are large clay deposits which makes us a prime location for a landfill site. With the right engineering and land management techniques we could revolutionize the way we pro- cess our garbage. Although the preliminary sites have been chosen, there must be a better way to change the way we deposit unwanted material. Through the advances of modern technology a garbage processing plant could be built on these sites for the foundation to control how to screen the garbage. At the plant, the garbage goes through differ- ent stages until it is reduced to a granular form compos.[. Some met- als and plastics could be recovered. At a secondary site the granular material is easier to grade and compact to decompose. Preparing the excavation of the soil ahead of time insures the standard procedures to fill each area. Each layer or life in the clay liner cell can be monitored to pro- ceed with the next level. Inorganic and organic materials can be deposited in separate loca- tions. Fine granular type material mixed with the proper amount of soil will have a better chance to compact uniformly. No longer are hazardous materials going straight to the landfill and showing up years later contaminating the ground. The initial cost of building the plant would be higher but the com- munity would benefit in the long run. Other communities could tour these facilities and adopt similar practices in their region. This system, of regulation is the only way that the people and government can work together to move forward. Dave Owen Ajax editor's Gaffa,qher er work is a labor of love Our education reporter could soon be sent into premature labor. Linda White, known famously in most schools in Ajax and Pick- ering as the ace reporter who has school stories covered from A -Z, can't please her editor (yours truly). Her failure to 'get the story' is causing her some angst -- not a good condition to be in when five months pregnant (I've told the world, Linda — now people won't have to whisper, "Is she gaining weight or is she with child?"). Back to the issue. Many moons ago, when I was a reporler at the News Advertiser, I had the honor of covering the Durham Board of Education. At that time, a new education centre was proposed. The talk at the table was of grand entrances and beautiful rtxxns. It was, remember, the '80s, when times weren't tough and the word 'recession' wasn't heard of. I wrote a column at the time, much to the chagrin of some trustees, expressing concern that the building would turn into a Taj Since then, I've been following the progress of the building now under construction in Whitby. I asked Linda to find out details on the $2 million set aside for furniture and miscellaneous items. First, she was told by board staff there was no list for the $2 million. Then I was told by anoth- er source there was indeed a list. Linda was invited to a meeting that examined how that money would be spent. But her cordial invitation was revoked. Now, we're told she can leam those details at a meeting Wednesday, at which trustees will discuss how this $2 million will be spent. Linda has asked for the agen- da She's told she can only get it if she attends and stays for the whole meeting. Will Wednesday ever come? Will Linda get the story before she goes on holiday next week? Before she delivers in lune? Will her baby be turned off school before the age of live? Stay tuned ftx these and other fine stories, only in the News Advertiser. 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. L1S 21-15 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. 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I u THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1994 -PAGE 7 F Sex education begins at home J a A E Staff Reporter DURHAM - Do you feel as comfortable answering your child's question about why the sky is blue as you do when they ask where babies come from? Y o u s h o u l d, believes Carol Heholt, chair of Durham Region's Human Sexu- ality Aware- ness Commit- tee. That group is encouraging par- ents to talk to their children about sex and is promoting Sexual Health Week '94, which runs throughout the province from Feb. 14 to 21. Its theme is Sexual Health Education Begins at Home. "Many parents get into a real panic when they hear the word `sex' or have to talk about it," notes Ms. Heholt. "But when chil- dren ask questions, you should answer them as honestly as possi- ble, whatever the issue. That doesn't always necessitate a complicated response, however. For instance, if your youngster mentions that a pregnant woman is "getting fat", you may want to explain she has a baby growing inside her. That simple explanation may satisfy their curiosity, though your child will likely ask more and more questions from you as they grow older and understand the complete picture. "Even if you tell your child too much, he will pick up what he Don't use 'silly' names for body parts wants and will come back for more when he's ready," advises Ms. Heholt. But sex education is not some- thing you begin just when your child begins asking questions. "It's something that should begin Sex education 'should begin from birth' 00 Smugly d'Qw©wm C=G'inlR@@ Cab©6P camI N@h E from birth," believes Ms. Heholt. who suggests parents use proper names instead of "silly ones" for body parts. Discussion about sexuality in the home also provides an oppor- tunity for parents to share family values and beliefs while promot- ing a child's self-esteem. "There's no set answer to a question," Ms. Heholt reminds. "Every family will answer in a different way, depending on their Toys take children through tough times DURHAM - For children dealing with such trau- child build social skills by inviting a classmate to join matic events as the separation or divorce of their par- in activities. ents. concentrating on schoolwork can be difficult, if Staff members don't attempt to interpret a stu- not impossible. dent's play, though they realize children will reflect That's why St. James Catholic School has estab- or act out their emotions through play. lished a Play and Wellness (P.A.W.) While some children may be A which allows troubled students to communicate their feelings through games, toys and art. "It's a good way for a child to release stress if they're under trauma or shook up in any way," explains vice-principal Paddy Cauley. That stress can be caused by a number of incidents, such as being Troubled kids PAWs for Alay time taken to the P.A.W. room to deal with an immediate problem — such as a fight at recess — most are scheduled appointments with per- mission of parents, who are assured the school isn't "prying" into prob- lems, says Ms. McKenna. The P.A.W. room, whish was established last year, was funded by teased by fellow students, not doing the school and the parent advisory well in school, or conflict at home. committee. It is based on a model used in northern But the P.A.W. room allows children to explore Texas, where a playroom is mandatory when plan - problems, hopes, concerns, abilities, fears and poten- ning a new school. tial in a fun and safe atmosphere. They can communi- While the room is unique in Durham, a separate cafe their feelings through play and art, which is less board therapist takes a play therapy bag, containing threatening to many than talking, notes program sup- various toys, on visits to all schools in an attempt to pat teacher Mary McKenna. meet the needs of many more students. Theroom features non-com- petitive activities, such as finger paints, stress balls, sand trays, chalkboards and building blocks. Children can also create their own puppets and play with medical hits. Many children feel a great sense of accomplishment after ' creating something in the P.A.W. room, reports Ms. McKenna. 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BAG FANCY TEMPLE ORANGES SEI.ECI' YOUR OWNS r -- BABY ---------� --------------------%- --- ---- -------------- 1 1 r----Ic�uocc•s -- -- � � —iw►Fr ceieiui Foods ---• ll� iolnsalti.lolBlsoN ALL -BRAN 1 IORANCEFuvol�lEDCRYSTA4S� IOU ,� * ? 1 1 TANG PRODUCT S ',,r` 1 I C � E �' � 1 1 a Pouch PACKAGE 1 1 ASSORTED SIZES :_ 1 I 9 1 1 1 1 COUPON VAL D UNTIL CLOSO4 --� — 1 1 COUPON VAL D UNTIL, C�Ml PKG. 1 COIKA VALO UNTI CLOE0 �.� 1 SAT FEB t9w N STORE gE7ALL f 2 �9 SAT SEB 749 W STORE %TALL S 9D PKC W TH ?ME PUflC WASE OF 3 acG t ?� L--a— �—�--A---- �_ -- � --- —../ �.-------------------a ---- -- ---J L------------------ ---------------1 "_10 A M •'O Px PRICES EFFECTNE FROM SIM REB. 13/91 TO SAW DAY FELL 19/91 WE RESERVE THE RIGFIT TO MIT F SEALTEST 1% PARTLY WMMED Nm .K LARGE 4L BAG , d EVERYDAY LOW PRICE'.!! 1.52 kg PRODUCT OF CANADA PREVIDUSLY FROZEN CHICHM PRODUCT OF CANADA AT DELI COUNTER HOLM8TEAD 1MV DR FETA CHEESE zUM.MCKS 18kg LB 5 93 kp LR PRODUCT OF GREECE AT DELI COUNTER ��%% KAIAMATA OLIVFSG JUMBO SIZE 5 93 kg I q ai COLGATE PALMOLIVE SALE • FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER LARGE 51L, JUG C/R/C •ABC DETERGENT • SL BOX • ULTRA 4L BOX V -A-3169 "AKA,,_ "0E ;_7A.OI,i,, AVEXV�LoSviFAGE�229B NOW DLSHWASHER LALTNDRY AR SOAP POWDER a :1u�1•:rrr 5999 s:-_ A •e,cBCx , as_._; DOG FOOD a>azAG DO('' TREATS 170 g FUM • PUSS 6N •PPEP723 g M•I :�:a � r! hF� • PEACHES • PLUMS oNIECTAJRE14ES FILL YOUR OWN 218 kg r.AwNMhlX,, OR MAIC a1-0 'NMAN RIVER' RED PRODUCT OF CAL.FCRNIA GRAPEFRLTT �1 KIWI FRUIT sr_ ;E6 :"XvBAG BROCCOLI LARGE ORIGINAL BU CHIES SELECT YOUR OWN LNCH,VI DflODUC 4OLMN CURLY /l\,(J S+VAS►NED 8 TFiA1lED PINACH PARSLEY FANCY NAVEL. 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BAG FANCY TEMPLE ORANGES SEI.ECI' YOUR OWNS r -- BABY ---------� --------------------%- --- ---- -------------- 1 1 r----Ic�uocc•s -- -- � � —iw►Fr ceieiui Foods ---• ll� iolnsalti.lolBlsoN ALL -BRAN 1 IORANCEFuvol�lEDCRYSTA4S� IOU ,� * ? 1 1 TANG PRODUCT S ',,r` 1 I C � E �' � 1 1 a Pouch PACKAGE 1 1 ASSORTED SIZES :_ 1 I 9 1 1 1 1 COUPON VAL D UNTIL CLOSO4 --� — 1 1 COUPON VAL D UNTIL, C�Ml PKG. 1 COIKA VALO UNTI CLOE0 �.� 1 SAT FEB t9w N STORE gE7ALL f 2 �9 SAT SEB 749 W STORE %TALL S 9D PKC W TH ?ME PUflC WASE OF 3 acG t ?� L--a— �—�--A---- �_ -- � --- —../ �.-------------------a ---- -- ---J L------------------ ---------------1 "_10 A M •'O Px PRICES EFFECTNE FROM SIM REB. 13/91 TO SAW DAY FELL 19/91 WE RESERVE THE RIGFIT TO MIT F PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1fl,111 Ann Morgan: "Here are the 15fat-burning foods that cause you to lose weight..:' Everyone who will try them can lase fire to six pounds during the finl week. Get results! Nulritionists have discovered that certain foods cause you to lose weight. These are foods with fat -burning calories. The more you eat, the more weight you lose. In a report that you can receive without obligation. you will dis- cover what these foods are, why they cause you to lose weight. and how. OUESTION: How can certain foods cause you to lose weight? ANSWER: Experiments have shown that 15 particularly healthful and nutritious foods (some of which are vegetables and fruits) burn more calories than they contribute. So the more you eat. the more you burn off your excess weight. These foods (with fat -burning calories) are trans- formed into energy. not fat. 0: How is this possible? A The power of fat -burning foods to 6issolve excess fat will seem obvious to you when you understand how your body accumulates fat. You are born with a certain num- ber of "adipose" cells. These adipose celis swell up and multiply when you take on too much weight. As soon as your metabolism slows down. this allows carbohydrate -based foods to be changed into tat. This fat is stored. Therefore. you cannot lose weight by draining the fat from the cells. You can only do this in three ways: omit foods that are rich in fat (diet- ing): intensive exercising: or eating foods with fat -burning calories that burn off the tat and drain it from you cells. Obviously. it is the last method that is far and away the easiest because it requires no effort. no deprivation. 0: How many pounds can you lose per week? A: If you are more than 20 pounds overweight, you lose an average of five to six pounds in the first week. and three to four pounds in subse- quent weeks. If you are more than 20 pounds overweight, you will lose weight even more quickly. Some people with more than 40 pounds to lose have lost up to 12 pounds in the first week. 0: Do you have to follow some kind of special diet? Or is it just a ques- tion of adding fat -burning calorie foods to your normal diet? A: You don't have to follow any diet, or orange anything in your lifestyle. You can eat pastries, sauces, butter, cake, anything you want. The only thing you have to do is add fat -burning calorie foods to your normal diet... and watch your pounds and rolls of fat disappear. 0: How many fat -burning calorie foods do I have to add to my normal diet? A: Just add 25% of your normal diet. But you can exceed that amount because the more fat -burning calorie foods you eat. the more quickly you lose weight. r-1 LOSE WEIGHT! An Amazing Discovery: Fat -burning foods Now you can lose weight easily, even if you eat a little too much 0: Instead of adding these fat -burn- ing calorie foods, can I just replace 250-0 of my normal diet with them? A. Yes. because that is not really important The only thing that is important is to absorb at least 25% fat -burning calorie foods because these are the ones that burn off the excess fat and cause you to lose weight. 0: Will it be easy for me to maintain my ideal weight after losing my excess pounds? A: Most people who lose weight with diets of pills or other methods quickiv gain back the weight they have lost. But with fat -burning calorie foods. it is different. The only thing you have to do to keep slim is to add fat -burn- ing calorie foods to your normal diet. 0: What are these tat -burning calorie foods? Where can you get them? A: Ali these fat -burning calorie foods are natural foods. There are 15 of them. Among them are fruits. veg- etables and other natural foods that you will find in any supermarket or at your grocer. 0: Is there any proof that people have tried tat-buming calorie foods and have really lost weight? A: Everyone who has added fat - burning calorie foods to their nor- mal diet has lost weight. Here are some excerpts from letter we have received. "I had tried everything..." "I have lost 35 pounds. All my life I have suffered from being fat and I had tried everything to lose weight. The fat -burning calorie foods are the only thing that have ever worked for me. I feel like a new woman. My hus- band also lost 23 pounds. We are delighted to have rediscovered the joy of life that we had long since lost." Mrs. Claudine S. "My excess weight melted away..." "In three weeks, I lost 19 pounds of excess weight. Since then I have not regained that fat. Because I had already tried so many methods and medications to lose weight, I no longer believed in any of them. But I tried this anyway. Thank heaven! Maybe my experience can be of help to other people.' Miss Francine P. "I thought I would be fat all my life..." A often dreamed of becoming slim. but nothing I ever tried ever helped me lose weight. Now I have discovered fat -burning calories. I lost 23 pounds in two short weeks and a total of 68 pounds more quickly than I would have dared to hope. My husband told me last night that I am prettier than I ever have been." Mrs. Martha S. 0: 1 have read in a magazine that fat -burning calorie foods not only help lose weight, but also improve your health. Is that true? A: Yes. Fat -burning calorie foods were discovered by nutritionist physi- cians during their search for healthier foods. When you add fat-buming calo- rie foods to your normal diet. you lose weight but you also lower and normalize your cholesterol rate. This always contributes to your health. 0: 1 have already tried bean pod capsules, pineapple capsules, other methods, other diets. and nothing helped me lose weight. Why would it be different this time? A: Because the process of fat -burn- ing calories is natural: you burn off more calories than you absorb. Because everyone who has tried them has lost weight. there is no rea- son that it would work for everyone else and not for you. The results are so certain that you can try this at our risk. and with no obligation. Try these foods that help you lose weight. with no obligation and com- pletely at our risk. Decide only AFTER having lost your excess pounds if you want to keep the Report. HERE IS MY PROPOSAL: If you do not lose at least five pounds per week. within 90 days return the Report on "Fat -Burning Foods that Cause Weight Loss" and I will send you your money back no later than nine days after receipt of your returned package. Therefore, either you lose at least five pounds per week until you reach your ideal weight, of I will refund the price of the report. This is unconditional, no ques- tions asked. This is a written, formal obligation on my part. No Risk for You You can, therefore, accept this trial offer simply out of curiosity, because you are not risking a single cent. Why Would I Dare Make This Offer? Because I am convinced that when you have lost your excess pounds, you will be so happy that you will want to keep the Report on foods that make you lose weight. Because everyone, absolutely everyone. who has adopted these foods that cause you to lose weight have lost their excess pounds. Because there is no reason why it would work for others and not work for you. Read this Only If You Have Decided Not To Take This Trial Offer 1 This trial offer is entirely at my . risk. If you do not lose at least five pounds per week. all you have to do is return the Report on foods that cause weight loss within 90 days. I will then send you your money back no later than 9 days after receiving your package. This is an unconditional. no -questions -asked guarantee. 2You eat as much as you want. . and anything you want. All you have to do is add one-fourth fat - burning calorie foods to your nor- mal diet. 3You are the one to decide if . *,you want to keep the Report or !4 your prefer to return it for a refund. You may even return the Report after having lost your excess weight. but I dont believe you would do it. Nov you have the opportunity . of changing your appearance and your life without going on a diet. Even if you have been overweight for years. it s not important. "... They possess certain special properties that add zip to your system and help it melt away unhealthy pounds. You have to try them to see the results ". — Ann Morgan Everyone who has tried fat -burn- ing calorie foods has lost weight. These foods must make you lose weight too. or it won't cost you a single cent. If you don't want to lose weight for yourself, do it for your husband. your children - and for your health! Last Minute! Copies of this edition of the Report on "Fat -burning Foods That Cause Weight Loss" may soon be depleted. The next edition may not be able to go to press for two months. If you want quick service and want to take advantage of the price of this edition, send in the attached coupon now. The only thing you risk is forgetting it. NOTE: This Report is not sold in book shops. You may obtain it only with the coupon below. SURPRISE GIFT: If you reply within five days. we will also send you a small but astonishing surprise gift. You may keep the gift even if you return the Report for refund. �— r---------------------------------------------------- Coupon for free, no -risk trial Mail this coupon to: Ann Morgan ' 2 Bloor Street West, suite 100, Dept. 129, Toronto, Ontario, M4W 3E2. To be valid, this coupon must be mailed within 15 days. ; I am interested in your trial offer entire- pounds are going -not returning. ly at your risk. I understand. therefore. 5. If I am not 100% satisfied. I will that: return the Report at any time during 1. 1 must lose at leastfive pounds in the the 90 -day trial period. In that case. I first week. will not have to make any explana- ' 2. I must continue to lose at least five tion to you or meet any conditions. You will send me a refund check no pounds per week until all my excess later than nine days after having weight has disappeared. received m returned package. Under 3. There is absolutely no diet to follow, the terms of this formal guarantee, and I can eat whatever I want. please send me in a plain package with my free surprise gift. 4. 1 have a three-month guarantee , Period in which to verity that my excess I enclose payment of $24.95 by • money order or i cheque to Ann Morgan • I prefer to pay postman. I add $5.00 for C.O.D. charges Please charge to: 0 Visa or O Mastercard Card # / / ! Exp. date: / Signature: Last Name: ' First Name: ; i Address: City: Prov.: Postal Code: Note: Everything is included in the price of $24.95; my free surprise gift, the Report "Fat -Burning Foods That Cause Weight Loss", my part on shipping and handling charges and the G.S.T.. L-------- ______________ -------------------- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1994-PAGlt`13 100 Careers 100 Careen 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help My name is Frank Wiseman. I teach Micro Computer Electronic Tectutology at the Toronto School of Business in Plckering. In addition to teaching I also run my own Electronics Consulting Company. I know what is happening in th a industry on a daily basis. You will learn what you need to know to get started in this growing industry. My next class starts March 28th. 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The Model and Talent Bureau will be holding private auditions until Feb. 20th in Oshawa by appointment only. There is a $32.00 evaluation tee at time of audition. Full evaluation will be refunded if registrant does not quality. The model and Talent Bureau is looking for all ages, shapes & sizes (newborns to ?) for magazine shoots. TV commerdals, feature films. Casalogues, etc. Everyone is invited to audition. To schedule and audition or rf you require additional information please call between 10 am and 7 pm 1-519-341-0387 or 1-519-541-1007 SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY PLEASE WE ARE CANADA'S LARGEST MODEL & TALENT SEARCH WE'RE 41 WHERE IT COUNTS ------ IN CLIENT SATISFACTION UMNO_IG b40. The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Proudly Presents... "THE PAPER ROUTE" Starring YOU! Ifyou are 9 -years or older, this could be your big break' For more information about paper routes in Ajax and Pickering give us a call at 683-5117. Become a Firefighter Firefighters are hired each year in Ontario. Have you done what is necessary to get hired? Professiorals In the recruitment process show you what to expect, how to prepare, and where you can improve to help you get hired A One -day Seminar Call: 905-450-1572 HELP I am the owner of a small rapidly expanding company and need several key people to assist me $9.85 - $12.SWhr. to start. No experience necessary. Start Immediately. Ideal for young people entering the work force. Call Mon. and Tues. or11v ADULT CARRIERS NEEDED 3 days per week Wed., Fri. & Sat. Must have vehicle. 683-5117 EXCELLENT INCOME! $200-$500 weekN assembling products at home. Fully guaranteed, no expenence. 1-504641.1114 ext. H1219,24 hours. HAIRSTYLIST Wb dientele regli k -very hgh commissions -Also chairs for rent Nbft's Hair Deeiplt Ajax Plm 605W725.0745 (ennirW) 725.0745 Esthetician wanted, for busy Pickering salon. Also hairstylist part-time. can 831-3205 NAIL Techrscan wanted in tan- n�ng salon, mus; nave experience. Appy w,lhin, -an nes94 . 66659. ase 'or Tony. (021594) TWO new positions 1us1 became GAILLIND Ma ,ionance re- availaNe in our Durham office, quires hous"esping cleinem Only Sales Aeps who wish to 10- the Ajax area Day shift make 1500.1500 weekly need Bondable Cal. 683.4'34 apply. Call 434-3648. (021794) (021694) PAGE 1441HE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 1341994 110 Generel He1p EXPERIENCED hair stylist required, wage and commission, busy hair salon. Also space for rentfor esthetician and nail tachniaan Call 434-2992 CO21 5941 TEMPORARY AZ drivers required. Must have two years experience and clean abstract. $'2 hr Cau Carole or Darren at the MmE acs mployment Centre, 579-2911, (02179W EARN $576;week from home ma I -g lettersassembling products. Canadian companies. 24 hr )obi!ne (4111631-4791 of 0-3K (022594; AMERICAN company requires Canadian homeworkers. No selling. For information and application. send S.A S E. to Homeworkers Connection, Oshawa Centre. Boa 30581 Oshawa. Ont. L I J BLS. (021791 UNEMPLOYED? Find out now to greatiy increase your chances of gaining employnnen, by send- ing $2 anc SASE. to J Rideout 55 W4kar^ S E. Box 4916 Oshawa. On' LIG 7C9. (021594' ECE teacher required for m wer- rey leave oosx'or cull tiro*. Bayfar Daycare Apply !n pe' sor with. re s„ne - yce Not) e No. 6''r K rgsto^ Rd. E Pcnermg (021694 EARN ee,a uncal ov soling o -i • case v your the^Os, family anc co wo•,e,s Call 636-560' 1021394 - - CUSTOMER SERV''CE AD WfirlS�•'-+A- egwred for new rine loin-ce• peasant reiepnone manner and computer experience necessar, Salary •ange $2- 3)O 23.70,- please tax es.. a to 697-'365 A--_7%TI0N Caro, ;02_694 PART • ^+e lostess 'ocj"ed for few -oris 7) -ow saes once Wee- ;, a^c `o!icays Good cor- - .atc- sx i, anc typing Sk�i'S •e'q-•1i- S' i please ca 623 Business Services 110 General Help SERVICE cashier required part time. must have dealership experience, apply to William Morewood. Michael Boyer Pon- tiac Buick. 715 Kingston Rd., Pickering, 831.2693 (021094) 120 once Help 120 oma Help 120 once Help Executive/Administrative Assistant 160 Da n� 180 i0 180 B wom t0 MATURE responsible daycare , t , ' , needed In mty home or outside home in Pringle Creek area, 4 year old and 1 year old. (Older hila in school hall days) We are a dynamic national communications company, looking References requested. Call 668- Would you like to run your own EARN $50.000:yeari! Mailing for an Assistant to the President and 'rice President of 205 Firewood 1396. (022294) practice? A leading association Of CARE 'live Ine seamy, of a Packages from home. Free delaus. Send long S-A.S.E. to Orations and Finance for our Pickering Head Office. The wes Day Care accounting and tax professionals has a g Leisure Time Mtg 16715 ..E.. 2 successful candidate• will be bilingual, efficient, organized, a ne structure of pre Sdhp01. CPR. 165 Available FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY in YongeSt. Ste. 326 Newmarket, high achiever and proficient in Word and Excel. Familiarity with long One face cord: $74.90, split, honest measurement. Fire Full time compressed week. Ont L3X 1X4. (0216941 accounting statement. will be an 4.4$91. This position is a 3-U up with cozy heat. FREE (416) 252-4139 Ajax/Pickering area. 9 KIDS and teens needed int- month contract, with the ssibilit - of becomin ' rmanent. possibility �, F'�' 5252 (021894) DAYCARE mailable in my Ajax home. FII and pan time, ex- As Franchisee, you will receive the -�e��,ey ,or moce�!•ng work. catalogues a -J TV Please send resume by Pebruan 18th to generics with children, hot lunches and snacks. CPR and Direction, Marketing Support and commeraals Can 962-5511 I First Aid courses completed. Technical Backup you need to build the MOCO Canada I 427-927. (ozl3sa) right client base and run a profitable 120 Office Help 633 Granite Court PICKERING - Hwy ill k, mother of two will do daycare in accounting and tax practice. IF yoi. are sr,ge o• a single parent or separated or divorced Pickering, Ontario my home. steps to park. Fenced yard, wndneS and snacks. If you are an existing practitioner, or if war three yea • s work L 1 W 3 K 1 Receipts. 686-1904. (021394) you are considering starting your own experience, you •nay ;ualdy'Or imancial assistance or n you are hex: �X>>) 831-5?15 T.L.C. daycare given by ex - penenced mother d two. Non accounting practice, we invite you to over 45 and have scantly been ;ac,Ig orf, you may quality for tR11. Attention: Wade Oostermanwy Smoker- CPR. no Pets. lunches. learn how affiliation with LGC could ng assistance p CERT.. LOWS. WOroper}edi. D -Base. I snacks.fenced s. yard. � benefit you. y Wo•d. Accpac. Bedford. A„tocad. Ventura. Pagemaker. C� Hosp. Medical HoSp. Medical Hosp. Medical 150 150 150 82. References 4271434. i0218(4) Fax your resume to (905) 682-1058 or Harvard. Co -e, Compute, P Dental Dental Dental - call Ron Robertson at 1-800-361-8805 rogramm ng and Systems I Analyst Cobol cascal and C. Macintosh Ouary Exaress and vusirator Duma^ Business Computer C011ede 4273010 130 Sales Help/ Agents AMBITIOUS oe' wa-•ec '.d na•le' new n.gr teen salety a eft equerrhen' No experience or e- q'�4'-ler'. lee reCu�•eC Please ca1,666-3246^�r594 EXPERIENCED Sats Person neecec Se c_r famous line of Wclona^ Drretls and make a Large o lit You'll love soiling our products Call now, 436 - write to 110 Hannover Dr St. or AJAX daycare in my home. 15 months and up. Lurches. Catharines, L2W 1A6. snacks. large fenced yard. •eceipts provided. 683-8673. (021394) V BABYSITTER required !n my LFADLEY, GL�IN�j & C*Iny home for 6 month old and 5 yearold. 2-3 days Per week NonServing the Caandfsa Eaurpr-- smoker.•9lerences required, no ^ousekeeping. 428-3534. Day Care 160 021394, LITTLE-REASURES CHILD 205 Firewood 205 Firewood Wanted CARE 'live Ine seamy, of a Go off In : For Full or Partial wes ovng name environment wM ONE yea, old seasoned &OL RREWOOD excedenf quarry ECE s' Ce^' o• c'aC ate 'a 've ne structure of pre Sdhp01. CPR. rrLaDhe otrcrl and Oak.4x8- 16 - hardwood seasoned. very dry. out nanny position in Whitby- Experienced. First Aid. long One face cord: $74.90, split, honest measurement. Fire Full time compressed week. 754-5424 ;TF) Two tate cord $144.55. three up with cozy heat. FREE need car. fair compensation. 9 tggl or 436-•664 =1594 need o, two will ice TLC to face cord. $214.00 Delivered. DELIVERY Call 1.905-753- _ - -_ -- . pleasant atmosphere. two live children of all ages, full and part Call 1-613-758-2034 from 8 2246. (TF1 135 Skilled Help FULL 1°he dental receptonw able children. 3 8 5.666.2842 time available. targe fenced a.m.-1030P.m. (021894) BROOKLIN FIREWO0 or Cvt'odonhc Office, dental ex. HYGIENIST required for busy IIANNY iovrt9 mature women backyard. lunches and Snacksseasoned - oie !ence required. please drop dental once Saturdays. ask for to care 'or our 6 nol old baby. included References available. FREE Firewood. skids and seasoned hardwood. silt cords. "JR:' .:, .rc- � rc_• cw'-acumhe to Dr songs office. Cathy. 4271443. (021894! 3 days per week in our Worths. Wines FI&Finch Please ca9 papers. delivery available Cal racks, Bush and face Doable Doss -ar tot .ant. kxarec it .OW Sineoo S: N. Sate s''2. Hwy 82Rougemount area. 509- 420-0940 (021394) evenings only 430-9013 (7FN) ' Delivery available Centra A,ax Contac. Susie. Oshawa �, am pick up on weekends. 905 42S-3944 2'694 07" :02'394 655-6797. (022494) HOME F3 BUSINESS �� *57"335 -SERVICES - 79&767il Business Business Health, Beauty Services Services HOM e - SER VIC 905-723-3424 3Ei ■ Wba,w mot r a.4• twtlin wordprooming, resumes. setters and reports. Pickup and delivery available. Please call 6*451N ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS lave up to 30% on your ccounting and book- eleoll costs. Free EXPERIENCED book keeping available for small businesses. up to and including financial statements for reasonable rates. Call for tree consultation. 83, 1825 (0217941 Driving Schools Handyman Is HANDYMAN a kinds of sea ^g snow o owing and mov.ng loos a ck up and so delivery Call Larry at 655-8782 • (030394; • - Home Improvements S III B Driving School 10 IBSSOnS $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pidt-upoff s/& &op o 287-3= 7 daysnueek 14LUSTRATION, cartoon ng. graphic design. advertising Handyman Bus ness or personal Reasonable rates Also lessons ava au a Randy 'im-s. (905) 7287055 ;TF1 acs SECRETARIAL Set vices resumes. letters. payroll. book keeping lcorrputer or mal ll Pok up and delivery Call Durham Secretarial Services For tree into package. 4332076 (leave message r no answer Electrical Services S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - LICENSED eleurician, qualify exterior and interior commercial. residential, renovations. repairs. additions, industrial, residential and senior 0` iwo�mald barscancabinets discounts Guaranteed guaranteed estimates Call &g B Services. �4nsuFed Contact Gary 839- 686.7863 1021794) ) Painting room At A Tim Clean, Quality Workmanship Guaranteed Mike 428-8190 SECOND STOREYS, ADOn10115 LEAVE428-2145 CO NTRACTI Na BeesraNe spls.rdaieeae, bseroew 9.1 erctrier, plrwbM& 0yftieN Cvow Iwo, 30 yin -Wb- wary t+er1, reeeorales Pries 428-611 s Mine Health, Beauty AJAX & PICKERING COUNSELLING SERVICES Ma^:a ° oae^s Abuse V'C..^s Bereavei and Stress Indrindual Counselling • Life Cyte Cress • Anxiety and Phobias Anger and Depression Teen Counseling • camiy'herapy By oppointlrlent only. (905) 839-1389 Housecleaning Housecleaning PROFESSIONAL ✓ersona� Mortis Trainer des!grs I.:ness Moving, Music, Dancing programs that tone and trim Improvements Guaranteed results tot sprangStorage Instruct Make lord bar real 432- your Y 9 8333 (021794) ren can - Castle Cleaning Did This Most Days Available Go off In : For Full or Partial Your Cleans at very Reasonable Houde! Rates. .�T Call Lee -Anne 4 at 428-9765 BONDED AND INSURED PROFESSIONAL ✓ersona� Mortis Trainer des!grs I.:ness Moving, Music, Dancing programs that tone and trim Improvements Guaranteed results tot sprangStorage Instruct Make lord bar real 432- your Y 9 8333 (021794) CARPENTRY, drywall. in-law apammorms and general hone Home Low winter rates. Please renovations, kitchens. ty1420.8105. (021794) call Improvements COMPLETE plumbing and swilewile renovations. Emergency refinishing, quality work servile, bathroom and kitchen GORE CaNtIlL tion Ltd renodelling. All work licensed, Gar" GtltgrtlCbr,aillin guaranteed and insured. a Biba blue Lia ItB�114 rates. call Joan. Specs izN in additions, s3o275x. (o3oe94) b9ruemen S 6 con=e wok. DRYWALL, taping, boarding, i9 studs and T -bar ceilings. spray stucco, plaster repairs. For (416) 252-4139 professional service at corrpeti• (905) pT.1�g true (rices. call Bill a 432-8409. 5252 (021894) (TF) EUROPEAN lie spekmlist wit renovate your bathroom or kitchen wast as well as flow ties. 20 years experience. Good references and satisfaction guaranteed. For free estimates. 0. Dykstra. 725.4913. (TF) HOME repairs, framing, drywall. panting. stucco spraying. tiling. plumbing, bathrooms, renovations, roc rooms. Quaity, work, FREE ESTIMATES. 839- SABER Contracting - all 2r396, Len' (021694) carpentry, additions. PLUMBING Hewing 6Air Cond. renovations, kitchens. a Gas Filling. Repairs, bathrooms. home maintenance renovations, appliance emergency service. lurniture installations, furances. gas refinishing, quality work fireplaces, humidifiers, guaranteed 15 years electronic air cleaners, fully experience 686.2915 (TFEFG) licensed Scott, 683.4157 or Paul, 666.1913 (021394) THINGS to do and not enough QUALITY work by father and time? Don t trot. let us ease your son team Well experienced, mind Cleaning. painting and hard working. Renovations. wall papering at reasonable additions. tledks, etc. Call us for rates Call Linda b Cathy at 725- a free estimate 571.1263 &M or 5252 (021894) Rod. Oshawa. (TFALL) ttlotNrAM1 Molim SYSTEMS wa will mow anything anywhere, anytime. Commercial or residential. Packaging, tuorope and bons avaiaDle. Senior 6 mid month discourift Free atwon. AJAX Moving Systems - full services. moves. appliance and piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and bad special, staring at $99 and up. Call for information. 427-0005. HARRY -O-THE-MOVERS - move big or small, we price them allf Free estimates, seniors dscouni. shoe notice moves, pianos moved. Comparable rates. Cap 432-2850.(TF) MEN with large truck will do household move. residential, commercial. All types of moves. Call Carl or Jane, 427.2856_, MICHALSKI Moving houses. apartments, offices. oMages. Licensed. insured. Free estimates. low rates. Call 728- 1620 (022294) MUSIC Lessons - Paco, guitar, cello. flute and recorder. Qualified and experienced teachers Good with children. adults welcome. Pickering 1905) 420-0346.(TF) PIANO Lessors - teacher will travel to your noire, $12 to, a v 2 hr, lesson All ages, all grades. For mature professional instruction. call 839.9896. (021794) Painting, P►aeattdanal Pa n*q WW wan Combo Is yq. w. off «small yJb tee laimet s dttrtallalh JO ••r•besr, 1*�w e.a.• IV C40 Bob AW a30MW INTEF46R and exteror painting and wallpapering for good prides and good work. Cap Mei. 576- 6553. (021894) PROFESSIONAL Painting d Wallpapering. No job too scrap, Call anytime. 430-2595. (TF) p ail ServiCeS MAGICIAN, down friends. ready, to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays. promotions, openings, fundfarsers. Magic shows are funl Lettuce h4k). 639.7057 a 726-6334.(TF) RABBIT wants work doing magi; for children's parties and all occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie, 666.4932. Plumbing JourttynM PInlllbW No job too small - Fallab, Siloam, m, balemaft waShoonal, IMI bars, etc. Any wevali n or adwim Dino 8: 427.4209, $101114: 427809. Ask for Tom Snow Removal I .SERVICES. SNOWEDIN4 LET US DIG YOU OUT 205 Fnewood FIREWOOD (ALL HARCWOOD) TREE REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FREE ESTIMATES CALL ROB Ajax 428-5700 220 For Sale THIS WEEK'S se's . Clip 1 Saw TOP prove fa good teed cars Of trucks. Free scrap pick-up. un- Willed derground towing. Call 24 hrs. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, N994 -PAGE LS 230 ova cited 305 ""t° w�� 400 Apa�t s 400 Apartments oRe 400 AD Ft or i 400 A 420 T F or Rent se's . Clip 1 Saw TOP prove fa good teed cars Of trucks. Free scrap pick-up. un- Willed derground towing. Call 24 hrs. (� Appliances WOfking Of rq1; Mr. Big, 905-683.7375. (TF) ' hidge, stove, washer, dryer. CallExchange Wanted 330 Trailers Pick up truck 1980 or newer. I Certification Repairs t0 appliances, 1970 Shamrock 24 112 ft. reasonable. hardtop nailer, sleeps 6, new g`I 427-5690 rIR awning, bathroom with shower. r_Yk+ stove, needs new fridge, must ARTICLES Wanted: trade sell as is. Best otter over $1900 takes d. Call 721-0808 other 4:30 Show display booth Must be in p.m. (022493) excellent condition and easily North Whitby requires your transportable. Call Bruce at 579- RV'S Motorhomes. Must be in 4400 or 798-7672 (030394) good running Condition Will pick OLD and antique furniture. any. up. Cash available. (705) 324- thing old, tools, china, silver, 8522. (021594) - advertising, sporting, toys,n w Auto Parts & decoys, dolls• milk bonles. Col. 0 34 R= Iectlons or estates 655-8049 Brookhn.(022294) STKg10N SPECIAL WANTED ladys spring doth- P & G Auto 3 pc. dinette Ing to sell on consignment in stule and in excellent condition. Repair only $99" CallExchange Auto 270 Oundas/St°`W 6: Certification 420-3312 9225 '0 "IT'S $39.95 Cash b ca WORTH REPEATING - whole and lull coiou• Iran S5 !o OAK PINE � JRNITURE Why JPSCALE RESALE- Consign. Labour Rate ANTIQUE Victorian pump Or ment boutique open -ng soon in tllocks W of BM.dL land fac., March 1. gan w,th candle holders. $1000 North Whitby requires your $40.00/hr. Penoelfin Rabbit Collection, 20. OUALITY pre -owned maternity. to backyard, laundry facilities, including Father Rabbit, children's and women's parking, $695 plus 40% utilities. sacrifice. $500 Call 655-4278 clothing: kids toys and babyrrbRVl�CI.IE (021694 AJAX Pickering Appliances no equipment, etc. Also accepting N1100 (.- reasonable offer refused, fully your country crafts and STKg10N guaranteed. Reconditioned collectibles. RECYCLING PAYS .�, appliances. Come make us a SSS Can for information. 434. �Y Ain deal 427-6784 467 Westney 5692 or 436.0425 or 432-2998 Call Rd, S. Ajax (TF) (021894) WANTED 686-3803 WASHERrORYER top of the line, excellent condition. $49% Leaf and Blue Jay Tickets at lace value Can Bruce 190 VW GTI 5 speed, amvlm 0 Large now bachelor. In 6- a parr. Calculator/adding machine. at 5794400 ext 207 (TF) COURTICE Oshawa. Townline. M. Colour television. $75 427- WANTED- phones from the Ad 365 Marine 7374 (021394) vantage phone system, model or top floor, tastefully decorated. QUEEN mattress and box CK 111 please call 579-4400 1988 Manner Mage^• •5 sor ng !000 cord. Value 51400 ask for Lil (TF) Hp user prop, controls in mint Must sen $400 Call 472-3145 bedroom townhouse. $900 'vet condition. All new �n 1989 ,021394) Ale., 260 lir k ��p„ s S4800. Call (905) 993-5720. BILLIARD rabies ouflerin Slate u inc,usive Available March i Pool Tabes, Shutileboard. Card CERAMIC Wxi,r„t., • 3?,. Apartments Taboos. A r Hockey. Darts Can Boundary =:c unit 03 Oshawa 400 For Rent Duf!erin Game Room Store. 90S72567C9 Open Saturday roass 905.420-6113.(021594) 10.3 m R d equipped. Available CARPETS IOrsof Carpet. !00% ea y to paint cerarnics Large seleclor start. ryio^. -ew stain release carpets 'ng at $1 We pay •-- tax on hand. aisle carpe' 3 rooms. 10215941 $349 Price mcluoes carpet. /1 Computer p'emium pad. expert 270 nstallation. fast delivery, free Video estimates 130 yards) Norman. Automobiles 6862314 (030394) SCANNEED 300 whole and lull coiou• Iran S5 !o OAK PINE � JRNITURE Why your desks Caff Alux Wood. 905 - pay •eta prlces7 One 0! 434-8259 ;0217941 Ontario's oldest and largest tllocks W of BM.dL land fac., March 1. manufacturers is now selling 280 Lost & Found cites to the pudic. Eg 5 oak $729 allinel. 432 -Ml table with ciw ext and 4 to backyard, laundry facilities, -1- moxa. arra o - SHELTIE, Co'l,e`, double pe0e151al Cw ext and 6 mase. neutered. S 112 year. chairs. 51429 Cannonball beds. black and white. yellow collar. $299 Over 20 stain choices au trained Tor hearing impaired sorc no veneers Traditional Missing sate Feb 9 Farcy Woodworking. 905-985-8774 Pet, Can 422.555, ext 2321 PIANOS GRANDFATHER bus. hos. or 6863199 after 5 P m. REWARD (021894) COCKS VA;EN'1NE S SPE CtAa len all inventory Plano:. 290 Pets -Supplies - rem to own. apt 5'ze. up'prigh anot. Boarding grand. digital. Keyboards �wr . ;tree delivery and set TRAIM04G for you and your Cog up) Teteo Piano Works, 433- Learn -he Motivational "hoc 1491 (TF) in our new training tacdnres. For SOLID oaK pedestal lawith 4 "lois 'nrorrlatxdn, please con - de tac one o1 our trendy staff a! Chairs bow back, 2 bats New. -Class,c Touch. Obeoience never used $850 472 3145 Training, (905) 619-0864 ('F) (021394, HIMALAYAN K liens. Seal PINE zannonball bed. large Po c'. rna a attecl•onate, vet poses value $1000 Must sen, checker registereC CCA and 5400 Call 472-3145 (021394; CFA. $350 Call 905 728 ''96 CARPET - have several 1000 (021694) baseml9rd apartment, Shepard/ yares of new Satnmaster and PRIVATE stable seek ng border. WHites. March 1 Private 100% nylon carpet rn carpet qually care and facilities floor THE SEARCH our living room and hall for $360 BrOokln 655-4030 (021594) is OVER Price Includes carpet, pad and instaaarion. -30 Steve. Automobiles Wfwby 2 bdrm. yards- (476) 287-5072. (TF) 300 apt, blocks N 01 alldil' 3 apartmerits Come With For Sale $matt OAK double pedestal table. 2 bats. 7 it 6 arrow chairs. $2400 washers & dryers, )fee tllocks W of BM.dL land fac., March 1. � +, value. Sell for $7250 472-3745. basement. 4 pce. bath, walkout $729 allinel. 432 -Ml (027394) to backyard, laundry facilities, and f COMPLETE white kitchen MF baseml9rd apartment, Shepard/ cabinets and counter, $500 CANADIANTIpc WHites. March 1 Private RE L��Y� o.b.o. While salt cleaning Inglis yHgSlu/I/Yti g11G Stove, fridge included. Available $835 per month, first/Iasi. north - stove, like new, 5500 o.b.o. 686-�y AJon east Oshawa. 434-8026. Our huge 3 bedroom 1156. (021394) (021794) mature working person.831- B801.(021394) apartmerits Come With WASHER/DRYER Inglis $matt bedroom apartment, $575 washers & dryers, )fee Deluxe. heavy duty. 3 years od. � +, Available April Three basement. 4 pce. bath, walkout white matched set like new, s"eM�'Sper" M to backyard, laundry facilities, and f $675 f, r pair. 839-7792.9e95 parking, $695 plus 40% utilities. AJAX two bedroom basement ttxart candtg. PICI(eflrlS. (021694 apartment available March 1 shopping, schools. conservation Ca mdB 831.3M BASEBOARD heaters for sale. .t.8r a �� Tr11CkS SOUTH Ajax - arge one private entrance large best otter. Hotpoint 5 Program bedroom basement apartment. �Is HeawillingDuty r. Two years Dude �Y Ain FURNISH oil, t for newer gas dryer. If interested, call laundry, a/c.. hydro. parking. PICKERING VILLAGE a Derreck, (905) 697-0542. 683.2mIl M 98 CHURCH ST. S. M RI (021794) 190 VW GTI 5 speed, amvlm 0 Large now bachelor. In 6- a COMICS COMICS. COMICS. cassette, sunroof. air, Pirelli yplex. TV, laundry, plating, a tires hw,*/grey certified Cal M GO fs 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, SatJSun. 12.5 PICKERING - new one bedroom WHITBY - central location, new THREE bedroom townhouse. baseml9rd apartment, Shepard/ shopping and schools. 3 fridge. stove, walkout to fenced WHites. March 1 Private bedroom apartment in duplex. yard. garage, available now entrance, laundry, parking. Stove, fridge included. Available $835 per month, first/Iasi. north - cable, Indigo,stove, backyard April 1. $817 plus hydro . heat east Oshawa. 434-8026. storage, $595. Duret Ideal single 723-1386 or 668-0385. (021594) (021794) mature working person.831- B801.(021394) WHITBY extra large one BEAUTIFUL Townhouse. three bedroom to share with one other. Including utilities. phone. bedroom apartment, $575 WHrtes Rd. South Pickenng. AJAX - large two bedroom monthly, utilities inclusive. Available April Three basement. 4 pce. bath, walkout Available immediately Call after bedrooms. finished red room to backyard, laundry facilities, 6 p.m 4301719. (021794) with wio to patio. two car under. parking, $695 plus 40% utilities. AJAX two bedroom basement ground parking, steps to Go. Available April 1 294-0760. apartment available March 1 shopping, schools. conservation ; PAGE 16 -THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, Mal, 455 c°"d° "a 500 Rent For s� 500 FM or n" 100 CONDOMINIUM for lease — Downtown Toronto. St Lawrence Market area. Two bedrooms plus solarium, over 1000 sq.h. Available Jan 31 94 References. $12Mmonthly in- cludes Willies 839-5086 (TF) 460 Office a Retail space OFFICE Space available ir densley populated resdentlal area of south Oshawa. Ideal for profess tonal service business. real estate. Insurance. etc Two t 300 sq Ill units or one 2600 sq.tt unit. 12 offices already In place. For more ntormaoon. call 623-4172. (0311941 PROFESSIONALS Main street THE twat cruses, avallabie'rom Feb exposure a; 372 K ng St. W. in Oshawa Close Oshawa Lots For 535 670 Personals to sale :,rewooc SHoppr^g Centre and downtow^ MINES Ltd (Tc, parking. 4700-10200 sq.h avail 210 SINGLE, like to dance and meet all*. ^ a modern office budding. $3500 full price, wooded camp new people? Join us at the Formerly Co Operators in t,9 101, 34 hr. east o' Oshawa. ongmal Sunday night Singles surance Building On sae park- Sand beach, trout fishing, next dance. 8 p.m. 1 a m at the rhg available Turnkey budding to 10.000 acres county forest Acres. Taunton Rd. E Harrpton. Call Bruce Balrc Schon Group Year round road. FreC. 416.431- 263-8421dress code. hot anc Status Really Inc at 428-8274 1555.(022494) cold bulet.(020694) or 436-099C (021794 BEAUTIFUL 1 to 2 acre PREGNANT and considering SPACE available for $tor a w'1!""o^! ods - Pon Perry starting at ';`55.000. Ready to adoct,c^' We are a loving couple IooK ng to adapt a child ReasO^able rates Appy. 666 build. For information, call 427- Please call us collect at 416- 5994 (C21594; C390 or 428-2215 ;,^215941 695-8116 and leave a message OSHAWA 75 sq h 2nd floor. Vacation • we are not home. (021394,^ ele.alc- paM ng on S,mcoe S 545 JESUS says can the blind lead for French crotess.ona, Properties the biindn Does your minister Organization Cal 905-434wear FOR glasses' -he hireling s 7676 102'794 `'' ' " = F onca Two be -0,00— F -"a tie lienester. Micah 3 11. na c minis' Aubmobiles =>< Si K• 'nom. furnisnec rocie home Isaiah John 10:11. Florfdt 49OVacation "x46 Sonic, Par-, Close !o Jim Campbell. 1-905-953-9475 Remak : • gulf. and nails s4500 U.S (TF1 CLEARWATER —:c esciu 416694-023' ;021898) 71 O Births .uc. nennis neate� :,dog. r,a I tenrns. 2C -,les to Blue 575 Loans -:. Jays.Ph dues base0a; Caicos. van 4 Whew Jr"e 320 NF+L '47CKey dog horse trams. THE twat cruses, avallabie'rom Feb BORROW 3'r- 26and on Ca 1-8'3536-2123 as S„C De, -ontt, o.ac Call (031194 -e-y. 666 72CC Free :,rewooc -dsuhations Anub s �nviest- nmolts Homes Ltd (Tc, 500 For Sale 210 Tow rmsos car Sam U004EY D.00er.g? Loans. debt . ^ . TREE— _z) -so cavo^s. cred t d separate garage. arrangemerts. personal budget newt renovated -to apartment. es planning, garnaneslapped Two abSimco,-edSimco,-S• B hurl Two wo FREE CONSULTATIONS noun of Durha— College Credit Counsellors (Toronto - S.69900 VC.000 Cow-. n0 Oshawa; 433-1425. (TF) d`-'3 'y -ng Ca 655.594' 250 (C21,394) DETACHED o^ quiet court in 580 Mortgages tial Whrmy. approx '600 sq.ft.. KO �nground poo,. 3 bedrooms. ARE yo- -av- 'ro.ore perrir•^, finished basement. gas burning a mortgage, is your oam givng ti•eplace in ^a.- floor you The vn-a-round” Do you tamdyrdom, harowooC floors. need a Second mortgage'i We tastetuly oslowatec Move n car neip call today. 668-6805. condition $155.90C Call 666 Community Ftnancial Services 9610 or 668-5392 ;.^.21594C (TF) TWO bedroom (converted from U/S or credit -mortgages 1st. 3 bedrooms) OriCK bungalow. 2nd. 3•c. R R.S.P 'Cans quiet area north of Oshawa awu wbet Janke Huterham HOSDAW. Country ascot. Urge (9051 426-1232 Jo instor and decx finished r Cook Fi„ancial Services. IT'S A GIRL Kevl s happy to announce ,tie safe arrival of his sister Emily Anne, t)orrl January 29'94, 7 lbs., 9 Ozs. Proud grandparents Kelly & Peter Barrett wish to tnank the staff at Ajax Pickering Hospital. ec Com. nrotdy iandsacow .arowooc .Cors. (021894, C 434,2332 $82.000 permanent c lmobile650 Auctions hom0 '35C sq.h.. 3 beoroorris. central air. 5 appliances. garden AUCTION. C,.- O: 3..S %ESS and toosheds. Sandown Park, comm ete 3 year Ord meat shop. Port 4+000 Call 905-885.0538 Cox and kitchen set-up. walk 'r IT'S A BOY (021794 and reach -m coolers b freezers mea! counters, pastry 1'e FAWLY i-iome only $ 99.900 showcases. meat saw. grirlow. •.ee Doeroorn5 4 and 2 Doe slicer. a.!c skoer. rube'. auto bath mugs 'Waster bedroom. tiandienzer, scares. 60 off- mixer. -arge Kitchen cod` Al to ofOder. convection over. gas decK Cal! 666 C5'5. Aston range. Vill range. fryers, steam Brumley R.E std (021594; Kettle. steamer, Oak kaChen w. bounter top stove, cast, register. SUPERB vocation on smaf, court shelves. taKO-a-number. soh i019 taxa ^g o,!c parr 4 oed•oom,, cream macn ne ce maKe• etc. Congratulations to pm_. and not tub o^vale sale. Over 20C items A,:C'ION AT Dion and Lorna Ann 5:-9 90C Cal- 430.1955 tit A -M WEC :EB '6 a .EE TWO bedroom Du HUNG GO„RMET 8 MEA' on the birth of their ..Dg odes. H ungaloC A”" MART. !OC Westney RC . A.ar Son Zackery Tyler (at GO siatb' A,.ctionee' ties. Oshawa Oper House. OOkOKe• 7C5 939-'' 32 TurgUl Crane Oil Sundays. 2-4 p.m S!22.90C. Jan 30194, 6 lbs. 544.8817 (021694: EAST Oshawa S'43.900, 670 Personals 14 01. Proud first time Getacnec two storey. garage, 5 grandparents, Barbara bedrooms. 3 baths. 2 wakouts. $ Cyril (",rare and '"ground pool, in -cow aDartrtlent,PSYCHIC Emilio & Lota Turgul. new 1571-66 roof, great view. Special thanks to the Call 571-6665 or 987-5751. 4021794) staff of Ajax Pickering ORONO - 3 bedroom ranch FAIR Hospital, Dr. Mdntyre bungalow. 1.5 acres with Oshawa i & Dr. Far,. stream,sell contained one bedroom in law apartment. allnsmen • Cached treated garage, asking Townhouses Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 420 To Fsomm�°� r� 420 For Rent (35 - 38 k) Our Durham Region client requires a minimum of four years experience in shipping and dealing with freight companies and custom brokers. You will supervise 10 unionized employees and communicate effectively with product control to ensure timely shipment of product. You must have excellent customer service skills and mainframe Lomputer experience. This is a key position and requires your proven ability to manage, coordinate, supervise, problem solve and maintain a computer tracking system. Please contact Nancy lac,, Minacs & Associates phone (905) 427-4428 (905)427-5023 Classification Index tip ' 'tflOs > E .:.iia�h t��ltllttltl :ilRrllMSLt ■ THE 2X- 5 Saar" industrial Units For Ren Shared Accommodations Condomnuns For Rent Office 6 Retail Space Waehouse Space Conage6 For Rent --WN- Wanted Reererne+t ivng Resorts :kxrda Vwalons :aid For Rent FRNITOUNk MINACS ■■■■ GROUP ■■■■■ INC. glees Career -ranng Genera H01p Of" HOC Sales HepAgents skilled Heic Com(uer ^ad -401pta kreoca Dentia Day Care Wanted Dar Cie Avadaoi6 `fr,pioymer' hanged Buaness t Buu+ess 2WS 100 105 170 120 130 135 140 150 160 166 170 110 2X- 5 Saar" industrial Units For Ren Shared Accommodations Condomnuns For Rent Office 6 Retail Space Waehouse Space Conage6 For Rent --WN- Wanted Reererne+t ivng Resorts :kxrda Vwalons :aid For Rent FRNITOUNk 440 44S 450 455 460 445 470 475 am 405 am 4116 MrKe: a15K a' 200 games F; , . ,A. 500 :,rewooc 205 wanwd To Buy 505 Rea Markel 210 Tow rmsos car Sam S10 Arecies For Sao 220 In.esnort Popwry $ls Articles Wanted 290 Cows F of Sae SM BxrrExc+ahge 240 De.eopment',aho 525 Ga"Yard Saes 250 :ams:or Sale 530 Arts 6 Gaps KO -aK Fa Sae S36 Computervdec 270 'Ait-d-town;rapernes 540 .ow i Fauna 210 vacation Propenes S45 Pee- SupWes Soar*V 200 "oor Sae ff F 560 Mobile -ones 6 Parks SW ►►�3/l4y0ft��rt��.. [7 :arnpa rakers Sites S70 'V -Dans S75 Aubmobiles =>< Si K• 300 "age Insurance 5/0 Aubnobd" havoc 745 dueness cworttntkes 300 Trucks For Sar 710 M -rucks waued 31S -:. van 4 Whew Jr"e 320 Pubkc Notices 600 'rails 130 `09a, 4oscai 610 Aub parts 6 Repars 340 Aub .easng Rental 350 Terxiss 620 R4yisraso 630 Motorcycles 356 Corning [veru$ 640 Sno.moolas 360 Auctions 660 Mane 346 660 ReQeitor Yehiab: 370 Poi 670 :amt, Equprrhen, 375 Companions 675 Reavy Duty Eo:pmen, 310 Amomoorrenn em S�.000. Phone 983-5112. t• • •- bWHITSYodroorn - only $97,900. Throe " • • 6 To Advertise in Oedroorrts, eat -in kitchen and For the best bargains, shop the News Advertiser DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines • New Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION - - -� William Steil, DD, F.C.A.D.(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX - 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 dining room. fabulous rec roortL Darklike ti111 with 5°K down. • . • •`>:i>:+:>???;':?? ti ng i ?: •::.•:.•::•::•>:::•::•.:::•>:;:;•>:>::.:::::;.;:-;>::::::: •::;•;::>::>:::•:::.: ::.:::::•::;:;•:>::;• Carry for 6730 including taxes. ' "~''` Call Ted Hou hton, ReMax ' • (� •tic•:•;:•;:tr;;;;::•:;•:-��1:.':a;•:::.:•.•:;:;:t•:r:t::•:r:•:. :. �.::::•:.,•: �?.:: ;�:•:;••::. �.: ::: g a<x;•:;•: •:; \•::•:,..:.,• .> �.:,:.:>:.,,.:; ::•6,::666. '' ( is+''.: ;::. w .: •::>: •::•.;•::.;:. . r......... 6666:...:,•. • 6666 66,,66., ..:. 6666... :;6,•:::666. Summit, 668-39M. (021594) +. .. ;., .. .. Townhouses ADULT �:.;:............ ,6666. , ,,6666;: ;.rx,�•\,,:?, • •'�,`'�••?.,:.ti; :y::.>:�:: r• �:-r::,+. :.........„a,��: v-... � , as•: a:•t'>•: ::. 6666 ., 51spot ` 0 :�`J�.a .:.:4:i•i•:ti-:�•••:'•,•:'':�':•'•;•:'•,:�•:•�;.,.,.'}.. .nl: :ti:~3:•: nv ;tact:::... 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IMMACULATE view from this '"oelL��►bevuoiaofwto 'taxa .dFhMeW Umah*'; 686 2407 lith floor three bedroom condo' With oak k4c60 marble floors. CALL TOGETHER NOW and s . only 5124.900. Call Connie Den- I" that Iris sop in �• { "Income Tax Returns prepared ;.: his Realty World East. 031- rightpersimbryou! � ' :011.0 6000 (021794) -M 17 Apasnants For Rent 400&Oldays 700 Apartments Wan*a 405 Bros 710 Rouses For Ren, 410 Deaths 720 Habig Wanted 415 In Marortams 740 TowMwses For Rent 420 Cards of Thanks 750 Span Fa Rent 425 we0bng Announoarwlts 760 Rooms For Rent 430 Ergagerrients 770 Pmrrs wanted 435 Arcrversaws 711110 S�.000. Phone 983-5112. t• • •- bWHITSYodroorn - only $97,900. Throe " • • 6 To Advertise in Oedroorrts, eat -in kitchen and For the best bargains, shop the News Advertiser DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines • New Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION - - -� William Steil, DD, F.C.A.D.(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX - 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 dining room. fabulous rec roortL Darklike ti111 with 5°K down. • . • •`>:i>:+:>???;':?? ti ng i ?: •::.•:.•::•::•>:::•::•.:::•>:;:;•>:>::.:::::;.;:-;>::::::: •::;•;::>::>:::•:::.: ::.:::::•::;:;•:>::;• Carry for 6730 including taxes. ' "~''` Call Ted Hou hton, ReMax ' • (� •tic•:•;:•;:tr;;;;::•:;•:-��1:.':a;•:::.:•.•:;:;:t•:r:t::•:r:•:. :. �.::::•:.,•: �?.:: ;�:•:;••::. �.: ::: g a<x;•:;•: •:; \•::•:,..:.,• .> �.:,:.:>:.,,.:; ::•6,::666. '' ( is+''.: ;::. w .: •::>: •::•.;•::.;:. . r......... 6666:...:,•. • 6666 66,,66., ..:. 6666... :;6,•:::666. Summit, 668-39M. (021594) +. .. ;., .. .. Townhouses ADULT �:.;:............ ,6666. , ,,6666;: ;.rx,�•\,,:?, • •'�,`'�••?.,:.ti; :y::.>:�:: r• �:-r::,+. :.........„a,��: v-... � , as•: a:•t'>•: ::. 6666 ., 51spot ` 0 :�`J�.a .:.:4:i•i•:ti-:�•••:'•,•:'':�':•'•;•:'•,:�•:•�;.,.,.'}.. .nl: :ti:~3:•: nv ;tact:::... 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IMMACULATE view from this '"oelL��►bevuoiaofwto 'taxa .dFhMeW Umah*'; 686 2407 lith floor three bedroom condo' With oak k4c60 marble floors. CALL TOGETHER NOW and s . only 5124.900. Call Connie Den- I" that Iris sop in �• { "Income Tax Returns prepared ;.: his Realty World East. 031- rightpersimbryou! � ' :011.0 6000 (021794) -M 17 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1"4.PAGL17 -lot K 9M4"', fi ft NG 4fA: .,. I F R "mar ,.:.�. III t11Et I LLA TOWNESelect The lowest prices on Quality ped Clothing for Women & Children Free Flow see store Experience old-fashioned hospitality ani E���eS LModeft • details :vservice in a unique and lovely setting. Hours: Thurs.-Sat. to:30-5:30 427-9972 Tues.•Fri. ; , 686 -1381 C' E N TR E 9:30am.4:0ap.m. c merchants on this page offer 20k1 �+ PATIO FURNITURE 42 Old Kingston Rd. $et; ; something for everyone. 72 Old Kingston Rd. of Linton A C c d 686-3666 9:30 &m.-5:00 P.M. rfi.._+<. cG o.v Handle your 1993 -_- .-,--- Blaisdale -Y�." �.- r _ - = ; = Montessori . R.R.S.P. aooratt, _v armed with all the facts. - School..,... yow There are numerous options ! i' .• Ages 18 months to 12 ;Kars available. 77= Find out what every parent To find out what is best for you, & DRAPOW MUST know about Blaisdale's call J! DEti1S AR all C.F.P. .: secrets in developing _ Sunshade Blinds & � exceptional children �,� "/ bhgbly recommend ibis school ji,r 428-8613 0 anyrme wbo want. the i ery best j„r --- - Drapery give windows '” y the/rcblt • .H..(irer of Tanya axe . treat ca -5005 s� Lreal Charlie Slack and Krigit Paul ul' Sunshade WEBELIEVE IN window treatments are an integral part of a homes for choosing Plantation over California shutter, is a I-D-FASHI°NED decor. And since it is no small investment, you want to W RATES simply a matter of taste, or in some instances. CHECK OUR • ensure that you get the best possible product, in the preference for one size in proportion to the size of the BRADLEY BROS. ;;:VALUES right style, and at the price that's right for you. window. INSURANCE LTD. At Sunshade Blinds & Drapery. Charlie SlacV. a Charlie notes that white is "the most popular color" . AUTOMOTIVE .(.. certified window treatment consultant, offers in both wood and vinyl. • HOMEOWNER PACKAGES customers his 14 years of expertise in the business. His The wood shutters available from Sunshade are . COMMERCIAL PACKAGES customers know they can trust his judgement and available in custom color or stain finishes. Oak (which t+•r�•c..... sound advice. is the most expensive), pine or mahogany are often CONVENIENT PAYMENT n.. c„st ■ti Among the more popular window treatments are stained. Charlie says poplar is the standard wood used PLANS California shutters. which have a 2 1/2•' -wide blade. for a painted finish. 683-4155 N* "0M an Offering a wider than normal louvre. these vinyl Sunshade Blinds & Drapery offers a complete shop- 34 Old Kingston Rd. shutters have the look of traditional wood but with at-home and design service. Besides shutters. you can t 1, t; 11 1 v1 t t t' T{ i t 1 i't. t ►1 t CLINIC easy maintenance. The color never fades, thanks to the purchase an assortment of window coverins g Gaillea ultra violet stabilizers mixed with the chemicals to The showroom has on display a range of styles.0 prevent discoloring. Available in white and almond, along with over 2,000 fabric samples. pod Products the shutters come with a 15- to 25- year warranty. Located at 88 Old Kingston Rd., the showroom Is Plantation shutters come in a 3 lP_" blade. The cost open Mon. to Wed. and Sat. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Enjoy the advantage of P111 �I0THEXAPV CENTtt1 is the same as for the California shutters. The reason Thurs. and Fri. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; or call 428-09 having your solid wood F'hysiotbcrapy Specializing in Acutc/Chronic urniture designed and built Joint & Muscic Pain & Slxwtc Injuries MEMBER msA TH Gartlea Wood Products building furniture to suit your needs - with a personal touch. Insurance Claims Accepted ■ • NK•�5:�,:c;r.�. �utle, • 'ouIFC[. hutches (Auto & Extended Health) • 1 t it est table • \X all units MasagcThmpy • E .tettainment units -�8� When it comes to saving money, there are "I like the style t; s Bulls to suis your needs 90 Old Kingston Road definite tricks of the trade. Smarr shoppers do of building that timid ANSeF.SS-TREAT- FD( *C.4Tti•PRF.V ENT their best to save. was done years r �j '-r• 42-7-3142 Gartlea Wood Products is in the business of ago," Alan says.�- T"� building solid wood custom furniture. But "I try to repeat = SF.S because owner Alan Wilson deals with no that in my work ide of Paris middle men, keeps his profits low and volume as much as Two items built by I -ft,' -- high, you could say that a part of his business is possible." Gartfea. - FABRICS to help people save money as well. He uses no plywood or veneers, ' .o,ap„ SAVE swags '9.95Ganlea Wood Products, operating for the past and you'll always find dovetailed .� : Balloons 5O New V • two years, was formed on the premise of dealing side and solid wood bottoms in ; ? i ;ung �,p,�/� directly with the consumer. Alan specializes in the drawers he builds. _,__,.,...v...a.. Open Moo. -Su. lunch 1I-2 Dinner 5-10 custom orders and has no big warehouse or Although there are some thingsAx Closed Sunday n Sat. lamch showroom, which, he says, all add up to Alan particularly likes to build, — •a —097 428-0076 increase the price the customgr pays. he says, "What I'm happiest wi ^` - 88 old Kingston Rd._ As a custom outlet, the fumiture builder gives is knowing that when the customer leaves, he Wu iiiii ;I iii X M0 I 15 Church St. South the customer exactly what he or she wants. has taken part in the design of his item and that - Sometimes clients come in with pictures and he gets exactly what he wants, not what • A TOUCH OF know just what their needs are; other times it someone has available, or what is on the shop GLASS 044E -THIRTY COURT requires a collaboration of minds, for Alan to floor."COURSE FEB. 17 THURSknow about the person's preferences. If you are considering buying any type of COURSE'NIGHT utr*ANEW For just over a year Gartlea has been located at solid wood furniture, call Gartlea Wood TUES . FEB15 """"Gp1ENT 109 Old Kingston Rd., Unit 11. Alan says he Products before making your final decision. I IGN L P TODAN si eriwod*ly FWA W has low overheads, with very little stock on During February, you'll receive a 15% discount Custom Wort[ zz/afile hand, and has no big warehouse to maintain. -and you're assured that you'll get the highest - Next 10 Week • • • : Sausages His machines are in the basement of his modest quality built into the product you want, for W Co� � 30.9 ■ shop, and on the main level, where customers your personal needs. 1�1 3-1209 S1 3.1\E3ox can watch projects in progress, he does the Call Alan at 427 -3142. 42-74T30- - assembly and finishing. - Beverly McFarlane 601 Kingston Rd. 68 Old Kllgpton Rd W. at Church TOMORROWS. Village Arts Auietr omic ( 0ns TREASU dRES services Ltd. ff ANNE E. Cra S clo Ajax/Pick. HOLLINGWORTH - • . rtctmwo tRuoe estattrant .v� •,e u•!tb us GALLERY J Audiology Clinic FAMILY DINING ATTEA ROOM • FOLKART • QUILTING Visit Meaning Ands, 6 g1 : 10N0S7 Y- RD' AFFORDABLE PRICES century�ur _home settin• • COUNTRY CRAFTS • ART ItJ$ilC�l'$ IPltMg6, I(wr. a Featuring • DECOUPAGE • KNITTING PRESCRIPTIONS ''dc MEDICAL SUPPLIES •FINE GIFTS •GOURMET FOODS •BASIC SEWING •CERAMICS 427• 427 7 °ELnrERr •BELGIAN CHOCOLATES (by")PL) •ORIGINAL PAINTINGS •DRAWINGS •BASKETRY •STAMP WORKS 605 Kingston Rd. W. HWAW t Introducing DOLLHOUSE KITS 683 9465 Ajax, Ont LIS 6L9 • - 427-71 - 56 and MINIATURES 611 Kingston Rd. 683-8215 13 Ownh St SMO &■ PiMill& 19 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1911114 Its location is reflected in the object found in the Queen's Every woman famous line from would lo% a this SNOW WHITE 'free -ring' location We're giving you a chance to get rid of those winter blues. Put on your thinking cap and guess the h tion of the trip we're prepared to send you and a vuest on. The package consists of a four day, three night deluxe accommoda- tion stay for two adults. There is a complimentary breakfast. Children occupying the same room as their parents stay free. The winner is responsible for his or her ow -rt transportation 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 Tuesday. Feb. 2'_. The first correct answer drawn will be deemed the winner and will be announced in the Wednesday, Feb. 23 issue. Nlail vour entries to: Beat the Blahs, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont- LIS 2145. The winner must comply with regulations set out by the hews Advertiser. H. f 0 )/A 1I 2'J/ 1) TUESDAY, FEB. IS SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Seniors' Friend- ship Centre. 46 Exeter Rd, Chrissie Stokell speaks on Travelling the Sahara Desert on Camel. 683-7799. DOWN'S SYNDROME: The Durham Down's Syndrome Association meets the third Tuesday of every month of 7:30 p.m. at Whitby Baptist Church. 411 Gilbert St. E. Guest speaker Don Boychyn from Boychyn and Boychyn, Barristers and Solici- tors, discusses Wills and Trusts. The group provides information, support. Refreshments provided. 579-0187 ROLLER SKATING The Multiple Sclerosis Society, Durham chapter, hosts a roller skating fund-raiser from 7 to 10 p.m. at Wheelies Family Roller Centre, 901 Burns St E Whit- by. $3 per person, which includes skate rentals. 666-1272. SEX ED: The Pickering Central Library. One The Esplonode, hosts a Sexual Health Educat cr information session from 7 to 8 30 p.m. aimea at providing parents with ways to dis- cuss sex education with their chil- dren. The event is co-sponsored by the Durham Human Sexuality Awareness Committee. Guest speakers Micki Beck. a storyteller from the Durham Folklore Society No charge. Register. 831-7809. SHROVE TUESDAY Dunbarton- Fairpor� „niteo Church. 1066 Dun- barton Rd (Dixie Rd. and Hwy 2). Flckerrng, holds a Shrove Tuesday pancake supper from 6 3C to 8 e m S3 a person. 839-7271. CAPIC The Canociar Asscc c tion 'or aroducfion and :rver'z'. Cont•o� -neets of 7 p m at 'le .-s m. ____ nn- n..-.-.. C. C a 1...... 'Mmes m iselle Spa WOMEN'S HEALTH CLUBS PREM = HEALTH t12ACQUE lI/ - VALENTIN SPECIAL' • Open 7 paps a WVA • "Aerobics Clesetes MNeldp .Fr" • gado Taleir� �Ilae#eie�es }� • <�ne-owl .�- - . �- �. �tMrsewo�ellf� tko�e'eeas • lndsor Poor • A,leatbors ,Auer - FreePw � rj 427m29771 59 Westney Road LM _____________ W_ _ , , THIS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES THE BEARER TO UNLIMITED USE OF ANY MADEMOISELLE SPA FACILITY FOR TWO WEEKS ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE W0* Wit my dA 7 dNa • ' • An official from Hayes -Dana Corp. speaks on quality function deploy- ment. 721-3320 (Elaine). CANADIAN CLUB: The Canadian Club of Durham Region holds a din- ner meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Holy day Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. Author, environmentalist and com- munity worker Carolyn Davis -Fisher speaks. 571-2679, 668-4335. TEA: A Valentine Tea is held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N., Pickering Village, from 1:30 to 3 p m. Tickets are $3.50. 683- 7311. -PREGNANCY The Childbirth Edu- cation Association of Durham is holding a free information session for expectant parents from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood Ave and Kings Cres. Growing a Baby will toes on a healthy preg- nancy. including nutrition, fetal development, and physical and emotional changes in pregnancy. 420-3890 (Diane) NURSING MOMS La Leche Your calendar of coming events League of Ajax meets at 7:45 p.m. It provides Information and support for mothers wishing to breastfeed. Pregnant women, mothers, babies welcome. For location, call 683- 6188. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16 MS SOCIETY: The Ajax -Pickering Multiple Sclerosis Support Group meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., in room four of the East Shore Commu- nity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., south of Bayly St., Pickering. The group meets the third Wednesday of every month. 839-8672 (Pat). HEAD INJURED: The Head Injury Association of Durham holds its sup- port group meeting at 7:30 p.m at 459 Bond St. E., Oshawa. Parking in rear. Survivors meet on main floor, family and caregivers meet upstairs. Transportation available. 723-2732 PC: The Durham West Provincial Progressive Conservative Associa- tion holds an executive meeting at 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested can attend. For meeting location, call Brian Shedden at 751-5127. C T F'a THE IWA'S I DECi N I SO SIN I,? a M Pickering is chosen as permanent site to host Durham's Garbage Pickering does not WANT another dump site in our community! Your neighbourhood Will Be Affected'. This Is Your Forum' For an update on the garbage dump fight. attend: PACT's Annual General Meeting Tuesday. February 22.' 994 at 7 30 p m Dunbarton High School (on Whites Road & Sheppard Ave , north of Hwy 02) Guest Speaker Peter Pickheld, PACT Lawyer Topic EE11 Dump Sites in Pickering. Brock North & Brock West Landfills. the IWA and PACT's position Come on out & have your say' This is your fight PACT needs your help Join us For Intormabon Contact • Bill Pansh 683-2003 • Lloyd Thomas 294-1978 • Dave Steele 837-0117 • Audrey Groff 683-0894 • Camille Jacques -Carr 471-8096 Pickering Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment - � ti -bra Look what volunteers do. You can make a difference.. Please volunteer. Call your nearest office of the Conodion Cancer Society. CANADIAN SOCIM CANCER CANADEPM SOCIIETY ou CANCER Fax us your Billboard items 683-7363 T gar.1ANTIC WC bvaknaunrri. 34, atkft and IL 6, 190 b., dart had and •rte, sesb kl atbatgtre, young bdy, 20.35, for romanticsongs, gslaways and travel jungle moms welcon ). SY ux (OSII) GoWtDORING mals, 6, 40, smare, honest and hard-working seeks non - we" ifomale 18-35 who enjoys dining, marc, travel and falling for possible long term relationship. Sy 1482 (OSH) CHRISTIAN mle, salty Wish friendly per sonakty, looking I« a female with same personality. SI 1748 (OSH) SPORTS -mended single male. 30, 5'6', brown shoulder length hair, blue eyes, looking for slim female rocker, 26-30, who's not Into head games. looking for serious relationshp. SY 1761 GOOD -looking, down-to-earth dude, 47, 58', physically in, hard-working, one - woman -man, loves romancc dinners, movies. dancing, music and children. Seeking young lady, 40.50, who's phrou call' active. SY tin (COB) EASYcoing male. 29. 510'. with a win - flog smile. seeks outgoing woman, 2630, Who likes to be treated like a lady for friendship. Pos able long-Ierm roW;;4tp. SY 1773(PHC) ARE ft ladies crazy or am I doing some. rt ng wrongs If someone sincere would give this male. 28, fantastic mind, !ace and body a Clarice, they regal be Pli antly surprsenc SY 1774 SHY single mak?. 36. with average Woe a; and On witn true. Isosowe attitude towards a meanmg!ut relat,orsh:p, s wkeq only average looking, medium be,j working Wily. 2633. Arole mons defective, SY IT75 PSN) SWERE. single. white •rale. 28. physr Cally ac:.ve. seeks honest and arractive Iemi'or friendship. possible reW;ton- ship, wino enjoys quiet •cranio evenings And occasonal outings SY tin TWO single guys 20. looking !7 two fun - II -rats gins. 18.22, to fun hers and posato reW*"hp. SY 17RT (OSH) ESTABLISHED, romantic, white mels. 34 never maned, it. anhacime a^d snare ",,g for pretty. polite. single. -,a working female, 24-32. ler fnenelsn,p ane fig -term rWtiorMO. net Mo Dar scene S► 17W MALE, 29, would like to meet a ampts. r --es'. 'home 'ov'ng lady. 24-32. who enicvs Sc,ru*Ivig :ovenaon. SY 1001 IF :there is a lady who s 'd, non -Broker. irtc Dikes. ;•awi moves and roman!" tars out ;here. the dte0snW, H. alive, caring man. 35• who likes chldrer. would we to mm you, SY 1002 (OSH) FLIN.,o.,m •mile male. X. nit -^-v oker. good.600kr,g, •irsoomWDb aro arocbor- ate, enjoys ;he outdoo's, spe;s. 'novas aro pleas, seem anracMe whne'srrool 2630. len-smolQng. ro dependents SY 1113 (AJA) EASY -0119. singe. whet we 34. 6l.', '85 los seeks shim, anectonate. smg* large Smalci. 27.33, for fun times and potcibw nlanorwv. sore interns am spats, among. movles, dmng but and nock must. Cstdwt weitorro. Si' 1484 STOP Ire I'm a dace guy. a ;vel. 4,7s, 5 17r Ilea.. estalcksfW. style Pat - and wt` A strias Of nuMV. flolrng for a bml predy 'ably ': "ea; -,74 cal mts You KM nothing to on arc psrnaM a lot to gar. SY Ins EASY-ong mar. 23, 58'. iwll, NOW had a^d -.e eyes. looking for atRaclne tear*, 2D -M rhos nnri into are, hock n and ndil lot*cy7eL SY IM IOW OPEN -minded. single, omen mac. 27. 7000-0011ng and agidr- Seem Imanaal- y t¢ure Olde. feryle for tun till pool sore *A* oil No SY 1197 K9D-Ramo educated ^+ar with Ira,- -C, it -01 Beeks alf4cionsite wemar, 30 -AC. to hhwrdnp ands A rpaorero n nit Counted, area. SY IM GOOID- k;: g, siby9or'g. Fl* l.2 skin Mild. enrys Ai outdoor 33wkea, iomrg tar abacwe, K a6rrtvax lady. 25- 35. who also onto party. SY 1111(AJA) ACTIVE, acradnla Intoe. 25. 6l.'. Mettle haw. p^'ys,r'ay it, enjoys rwc. sorting out, mmmw would tele !o mew an "- trim female. 19-30, who rpys a good final. also Mea lust everiryt, b shoe Ilo�bt* rebt"lp. SY tut 1 (COB) COIR(TRy gnintlerran, safnerpbyse. aL. 6'3'. dworao. seeking sasrpon; :Mnek **to divi nit having. power boa" and fanatC owwa9L ler long-wm relaron- ship SY 1912 NTEWGENT, it, umiwswy, educated. working dad. 32. with a quick we, a wrm kart and a frcero AHude, seeks a Scns• Iw lady for hardship, pose, Dfe relabi shi SY Ion EASI'yang, down-loaarth, good-lookug Site. 23, empys music and Deng parr team ono n a whdc w0ud We b map tnW. 2625, for fares" Int, possible len"'ntstortselp. SY am YOUNG a heat A6. 6. 110 to,. enjoys sports, diagarS Ws mom and a good book uobg asraowe lady, 35-K with wndw erimt4 SY ISIS TALL. iron- owl, 562.6. would Wo 10 MW lady. ASIA aro line dam% hr e and Harrfe t« pas" inswelmhop,NMD609E black mals, 35. swigging, onjq! move, n1YWc. Wet oeasakge' looking 1« Mani caring for W, ler a mww*w. 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You mast be within the 905 area code to access Skw=IY Yana leleplrer service. 3. ones you are covrkv ed follow the simple imtrsMiOlss. You will have the option of responding to a Speck ad or browsing voice mailbox greet- ings from Sincerely Yours advertisers within coon category. Go ahead, cry the sersxr clap and tie bow easy it is to use. 'Meed assisunce7 Call 14IM-31740" anytime between 12 noon and I I p.m. You win not be charged for this call. ' `*_1csrp aro POSbo'9 rears^s^: ST 101 (ol TO 3.o,'a wh: 'esoonded 10 mailbox roeg9.:cuid y7. clean 'escord 49ar. did not get your right telephone ,urliber SY 1812 (OSM EAS -prong young man. 29. handplr. 16C bs. -oud ice ;0 •root that someone that hikes to nave fur. darting moli walks m find SAW 1 IF% ward las t: most someone nice. arsw or -y ad. SY = (OSH) IF ':ick -g for an arecaonale. good natured man. 29- Sara:5Th 15C b.. M vi Ogg brown nal, and blue tyd, W joys good QWMWWton. movtsa. WA M and variety of Over thdiga. a interested. al SY ISM OUIET'fee. 2!. very, twmW ed 1Om@t- tc, randy, of ctrests, good joo. SOM teaecip sir mw kq to good form anc PQ..bl. Okomid e. 5Y Its (o61n SMLE'aher. 28 years oil, honest. rosppm,tle, larmy-ot*nlW. valet this am", dnloys earpeg and spats, arc enjoys gurp awtngs at hams. looking for pedal gin. 24-30. attrad've, good Dwsonamy, kbit chow SY IIA SINGLE !amen With .^ :cys. a- -ys spo's. 'Remi and M X010,027, looking ler a sample. wwr-10.0 . tyle Of gin. 3640, rivet hit* :rid r. single mom wasocirti11, for most* longterm rework ship SY 1817 (OSM ■ALE, 25,55'. loud !doe to mall *mats 'Dr :0,Wn onshio. POSS,by, more. SY 1138 WANTED: Skn. nao.y, ady, of mean with no iowtdms. C., .rC arrays In - ng D.A. m1m w :revs. w w Brno. 'idara- I; v and Ytgwr. 7len the 96" 5C s, nor - smoking gen;tsrun wo..d :oval to hear from you. for Pont s •wtwroh-c SY 1113# ICISH) HONEST, established mak. 43. w t - good send of humour. would 'cove :c mew a ohm non-w4ur who won, me coirer), music, movesalar nwwm,igw, W4 goat harp *KAM-rm. for a dn- pud retaoafe. SY 111110" EM -gong new. 41, unada&ed, enjoys spats. '%vee, dung oral W going our and having a good tore, closing kir an asst lung. stood ha%rW waryrl. 35AL'. for k wd&PW, Possible •wtcnslup Sy ISO (061) ACTIVE single white mat* Virgo, 61', would like to mint a Virgo 40s of early stick non -smoky, petite who an be a tads art has in meet w&lhtted W eon to He and INC oto ■ ba" to An forced gentlemen who seely needs hw. Sy lso p" ArRquS, mw, 30. non-wnhn; sor ge lath-, d"C* N, empoyed enjoys largely oubflgt, ptysial adwme and romantic Ism weeks an howw unat- Wood, norrwokeg Lady I« possible r , No roar wskww. SY VERY owigsohg mW, 27, truck diner, enjoys gmeg out an weebnda, quiet tame, see" hinds, 30.11, to trwr6 polebe SV 1M4 dale mak 42, bila yaps, Sr. 200 bL, Ieaos in handy Add snarly. wejoys romay mute and aI outdoor solo ea Wald No to nw bmb, 3546 vie URW oftp" b pueblo m wwf- ehp. SY t1lle IoM MILE, 9!, leebtg t« M wmUadrd kill 36x4 kids o.k sAw know Is be based and MO a ssreve rols0oedrp and powwblw ham NL SV INS PROFESSIONAL. A I I oro4vw n ane has 40& sbbnq a mint aIa48ot ao, boron. attnatvw. wan-emokrg bsrb dr Mss b be hwl- Nr a bdy 1o►htmlMp pco"logwmnteldiw tmoAr we.- 1 . sY Lima sregs vet• IoW, 29. silly,360 los, pAyawMy til rijoys Music, ri3nrMie drrlefw, sport and thN otd- doas. seeks attractive. whin ung* lenrle of or"(�y�� Ufa podbw tsb- SY *8TALI blwyid 1 ona9 41, single whim mail*, tejoys ninon, the outdoors, Ids ball and SUMM on ivy w1ir. SY IM, good boors enle we" boor a teal vol iotsp off bink 3550. sm- ote aaply tiny. SY flu HANG worag, sengli' who, Mae, 31, rid ob how gams, offer been marwd. kiw long dreg, bet pad Of led back atmeephom looking for alracne, sin je whin fanww 21Jt. f« hOdW poor big m4wa* SY 1051 P" NOMEST and anng 30 If. old white nib 6, good ktoorcg wit I to and an Nabi' for tit tent of and all a" b an adveMwff wnl or recorded rarew•age and for any i" a:i 19 a -y. C<'3., w^o s s,%9r9. romantic and anectonate 'or DO Wole n a omhwo. Single moms -@-come . SY 1852 (OSH( FRIENDLY. 7,:pyrg maid. 28. 51. 195 lbs.. mo dependents. seeks tamale. 20.35. for friendship, possible refatrOmhe. SY 1053 PSH) SNCERE. ^:rest- Mae. 33. 6''.'90 ;bs 9r'tCys -wwoc, raCGuel soon$, sang and roves, looking for shun. 0 as too. employed knot*. 25.35, someone will" same carob aid wnc a looking to a serious elAwnfni p SY 11154 MW THERE ARE 38 NEW ADS THIS WEEK! whse ^Sia. w',rys weed getaways, some soots. Mears a-1 d,irg at, senses ohm atiadive, awicers female. 2536. sig„ a so&-, to plan a =ft so* AA " SY les (05H1 OKN�,oft ut,". wr,u via. 38. W.acI seeks aaracbw, snit. -rte tonsils. 29-4C, ler ampamonship or more. may Mm ad dlshkta, no toad gariuplain.. SV M4 low HARD-work:ng write -+a a. 44 ,kq mance rd good go. Or" 10r that special 'Ady ler a stance nwbrW4 SY IIS7 P" FULL,gu,sic'e-ace. 24, brow- ni ', green oyes, ww"o riot's courting. a-0. ,% Unorg and :nit aodmm oowrg ler swrocers gentlemen. 2535, to a rttaoon* slap. SY 1151 josm SIIGLL who rats. 25. we Mal- enpye -vtnq mommy mwec. horseback *v and tlaleyt, tong ler femtle, not ono held ganhts, for good tsfo and" r"wdt ip SY 185/ (0511) SMGLF wont will. 3C. 59'. '60 be.. eneoyod aro to-offobye(:L enjoy+ sk,- r; thing, seeks single, wh2a, s,m twat*. 25-33. who is ow -minded and gal cowed ST IM AFFECT MATE. attractive, profuaonak. it. 4W. sage wgws mend, enjoys chi dren, seen; moved, travel and ande- 6^ an" similar ergo what *mak. 32-36. for future pabw. rm loyal. ked generous, intelligent and hnan ,aily sodas. SY 1161 WJGE nwent In curably romrme IgM dad young 40, holes broker. slnnabve, surprising seine of ora m0u, too" for mature, OAK fomartic soulmtls. Hage Reconamm ncw6blsrwa. SY on NINETEEN t'"me model ndoeable MiNgL good eardlm patafrndy driven by dm I! - f UnIWA hobos bncte mud b Mood *akar. mud be sir 25. in good slaps and is nal ole For a possible bd *k• pie= at SY INS Sow Eddy, nisi faoll M, Sr. 160 bs., W""W. bld sports, dung - !>w rook and nokist dila wbn tang. Whin ladj!. 31486 «segs memo lot pl► slob wllleede¢ ES 1NSI rM A -__ who Whose, n w mim right n a bbl edit bekwd IS leers td toil - or wowi* thio 21-ymdd mW. SV SNGIE dib mak 30. MAN Aahad andOn" b We1WI I.0 Ivor fill neffawlnp who tepys qe K tdwme it fom& ,. SY 1118(=+ SNIT ark 25, Nw Moft nwewe ata hIlm . walk boYe!) b umlp- k- - 262k vAw hm swirl wbewdsl« ttistnb ship, passitibil few"& p. IT ien (M - OOIwi hbek slab, Inolllu, an, nN to lama, Mjoye, marc, quwN mienmgs and occasional dieing out. wound ki mM body, age and rad wwn mumu SV tall long for Isd 2•IOjor �ea dsdsk Q�ih &old WO sywo� TWO ceefidnl tabs looking fon Wo "quo tenth 1523, to 61 the empty void in our *wk mint be Www mar and tang SY 1871 (0613 SINGLE while ink 32. 5'11', 190 ba.. adabbMwd very oildo«I/. prrwam Ptpl deb singe white btkw for possible w*n relalotMw. Cam ily the friendly skills. SY 1872 TALI, Mndsom, W- d, 32 yea old toddy bear would love b cuddle alum, abacam bdl' who is low bkw, Iles lag Only charge is $1.99 per minute, there are no extra long distance charges. "The Most Important Calf You May Ever Make!" ^sir sa•re�.:...r.y i SY JIM foi PETTTE .wry aWs..9rr aC'ye. er'rys 'N outdoors, minter ou3 other Mel Seek - ng tan gwneman AS -SC. r':o s aC.ve. honest and knows VW!C :0m. -f r 4W Sy 2748 (can) Ft1N-4ov„g !sir-ao, 32. wl1 sense cl humow.:irW of the bar scars. enjoys d * or o oir. ;ast-owod of ad -back 4broepnarea, Deeks male. 35-C !or fun nes. Possible rWbomll No head J�nrtrr SY 2S7/ ATTRACTIVE, no,,ei usyyang. fill- figursc •%man 35. vino entire '.in Oil- daw ateL moire and carry We a aumg an Honer- caetg, secen mu nags -minded rak. 35-4. •rte vmda ireerepl. SY 25E" FEMALE, inal'Acne".. hard-wfas.^g, a"I and prm• Oodreg'or "arum mac. 364C QI fna{ar Qualem for !r.endaltip %,K SY a* M" ATTRACTIVE acy. Monde, single. 35. interested in -emog a an". h«mt awacbvo m w 36ac. ler kuntdfvp. Pot able reowmrq.ST2647IOSM) HONEST and wiowe wive !w w. -06- Am cutlet. 35. -today, lewd to dna ad hind tun, Isom 'tarty. diverto- ash tag D*ck male. 354c. or mtanw'gluf new bonen SY 2448 (OS1n ENGLISH act, 25 mmw' 1 chnow. ooumg'or a ,:P,*w nit-. 2l nor frenamio. ineerdts Include Chrrityr music. ■Sous it the ooumry and a dog ower. SY 2564 PSH) JK ON s 35. who msoaidad to loifrk fleas. 33. DOM 'OVOd Agan!o :iat bow fou n0er aA2 as d&1 90 YOV dol- t ofwm Monsen Sy 2567 ofm ACTIVE, arnatios. hie tenses 34, tall prdemeaulL sears. enjoys ODOM'to- el, outdoors, numour...rast for Ids. Seeking ,els Counterprl lath similar dtors," 364C. non-aeodwr ST 25151 f=R CAI trmw4yed, ooeM bmidL IoM oft oro $" Sooor more. SY CUTE singe he 32, I oisut weegt wtf vaned r re W, looking sx mak 30- 40 640 with some of humour. playful and enjoys cdekedd kx wtwm hwKw Pe able oUbOmhp. SY 201 P" wja V. 190 los, Capcaff and wan contacts, you called mailbox #2632, Pwaso ai again, d&l gal Your ^a rsnnber. SY 26" ACTIVE lens I , 45, &woad S7', ska Made %ar and KUW "d, loosing kr eorfeorw 4650, lets seem and lion- /aL IW ws f m 148 lin a aeo lrarls, 2k nom lin to bar sowess, ItalabwA frdeg and 301 10 lc ulnas, IN poseble Nwow4 rip. SIT MMI (and) OIEAM bar Dano wed- tons. hlokng ler Nf. Re fit, wmmm N%,gp% spun• jNgSO nit, haw and awatm. SY 2lM OOMIMIIC to a *til Wy. looking for lM ewtan WA L I Par nim a John and yow M adwe t11Mbt, 43, with wom hr and bhr Sym, god mm d imwl Md bem b cook 371 IIs. ST 2181 Raaf, saadkw l#df, a lama bobg 43, who's allow i do I bed country MWae. we And oft booking ler a riegeh whin koky MM% 354816, eight dark W. hWA" Sed able b obnsmsti C.A.. LSy3=0 OM+ AFF119wwnwap whls feneala. JA WO a blrel'raw. hod" b a yoap d bol nsfde nub. 3645. sew MOP nse 1- Ififrtew b tmo. molars dwieve9 and tree- d by a bebg telekaWAp Sy MISS VALENTINE deeded. Are nom. 40. ST, ttgractrw, easy-gorg, romwbc. bvm mmopk Wmf nuc Would Ne to mm a gwamw WAN malar t AMOL DDOW�iSt"ok L"N% % www dna romantrc 481gI MM 32, mdumbfga bold. 1 len b longe Sed lin looking la ted jowl men. 9044 who's land, h- od, enygosg and faces Of ikhso and atrralL So of you t colt you an bap m wring, gin no a Qat. SY MMS (CON) SHY. M" -gang• ovrwoigd Lady. 25. S'51, lode enftnals, moves and has a eery, sent d Nffw. loowfg for we n marmg►rtArdW ink 2535 SY MIM Pf pends, single man, 34, highly molivaled, enjoys all aspects of Into, seeks mW 3640, mint be attraciw, For persons 18 years of age and over. good loereee of hrumour. la friontdpie and 7v7d unless Sy 7701 SENSrr1VE arm ar;ractwe, seglo whoa 'emae. 2' :laude ear, bue ayta eryvrs ^viol. Qand of Playing soors. looking 7 a young, attractive. now male. 15 21. slat!' a good sane d htuniouu, t« tun mins Sy 7703 ('MK CLASSIC '96'. -1. size. dark auburn mode avaiabt*'a ong-tens kaon. no prances ow -en no soar tried, mrlea f* ic, d ■rn civ -visage. rude bee. ((NO0ol!tl1i))•a t"kis lead •eory SY 2704 RED41AMED, grIenleyW babe. seem a her ni scar lye a :Oiaooraroe. full aro cartoon, imor,. $Y 2705 EAST -got segs mit. 24. nomig'o a s.ncere. ion" Sri do.^-'0-sarh hQPsitte M"Wtsc, 2111 a DoeW*o rewonafkD. I yoyre ComIor1Ale or a Dae Of Lars and m cit now'c'red wady. 'd lore o mer lion you, SY 7m IOSM PETTTE. Aim w" ge 'e ala 3' 9, ;k -ton e, joys warns s xt. ^sire. =X - ng and L3ugtw% Us" MISO a, an- rvgs white g cowl - , who s farall' aw- ed 3C -x, :c snare rsow SY 2707 SEXY. woo -e, dmwft. nonw,lt. !rigs womar wt. 'shy 'interests and good sense of numotir, nopng you lost tN same -You handsome 29-45 ,mrlrd man. t nd your way 'c my hell i his lw-eyed blond wt- a SL~mo ante and d'tOlte to watng'or you- SY 2748 mw BROKElNaa':ed Iemaie. 16, blonde. neung a ;Ly vine, tows mew :o -also me lob any AMC eepecuay Cued hope► and iearis to Win wV a ora- faomar win wC s nQ nW be To ;do. SY 2710 ?OSan EDUCATED. 14. numerous. good, -Art; worfa'. 3' stab -nee lam' loendar .7er- ade,sna, must ova cntilren, ,ght a wo and wm01w SY 2731 P" FRIENDLY, wtgothq. divorced forwo. 40. fair am" readol travein sooal nM misc and -ngeg, oorng for r'ael spoil male. 354, fo a hrnopvp, Dar be releports1 1. SY 2712 Be PENDENT smgt nom 35, an"% danrwll; country, mkwt. 00meg to, 1pn1s, om •tri a fens• d hyrwyr seal DQanw amtA& for hwedhp first ooube no- honthe. Sy 2713 INDEPENDENT to r old. veto a Play and sten, in ser& of an aaracbve mak. 20-25, who has a sense of humour. Mans and wale to Win we and 101,11 a o but SY 27U P" ATTRACTIVE lady. 35.5"r. gwgwA snb, sem of fdnww, asst; madior. me and hams, a" WNW wort btu - i g' -dodos; traerg damps drat stable. sngb mom dews aMM honest and sincere man, 32-40, for kwe . ; poesto dparhap SY 2715 TRIS wry Attracava. *m adwe mom, 29, bwrn¢ AAeaonw and glking with wryng News" Seeks a tat, singe, blob mrk 29J4law dew dwaarr kits, t« a socew wWmhe.SY VN ATTRACTIVE black hmeb. S7'. en b area, dote not waM b be Abe any lag-, Wald an b fled gaommk 45 55, sho enjoys densis mac, ewnk trawl and gond dirt¢ at how for swiaa bekmg rsbeomhip. SY 2711 EENPdM lady. 38. lut-Iiywld Inpw nealhw d we. soalw ink 38.4 WM MM hook", be". 4rM wm mp ad oonp/ns, malt hew a goad edw d htansir Std M ON=* aNa NONIL sVL F 19 Iwo FULLw Irises Say inn Qut there who Would kk• to malt a WW wamn vin a sew d brunt Sed prey taw. He nAm be hued, encww, lad and manic, he ml. Me diddle and VW m spool, and be 3540. SY 2M A�TTRACTM, sloe, fomak 19, who on" water porta, bar wee" and low ue WAI BMW ink 19.26. good bow% woo bui low hwddff Poeoiblet rtlanI tie. Sr 27211=4 OUTCONK single white female, 29. enjoys movies, dancing, long wanks, in" angle whim nulls 29.3k "dab d(pralC4) for lashq. g bin nboaSY ZW NATURE lover, ex -hippy• financially fac' adrnceaety slab- bdy. deb intnteM9ligent genikman, 454. SY 2724 ?Mks "^20 and 2l., who *A to go to the dubs, and joke some quiet turns, 9" Ino attractive maks M 27, for hW KWV and pose" relobw Y9 SY I725IOW ROMANTIC and attractive. young 50. enjoys lancing, dnng, muntry and '506 music. noR ifrnoker, %cN for a male. 455: n my its for a Ong wenn •afaon lone. SY 273 (OSNI PETITE. 32. independent, outgoing, worlr,g rrrak, enjoys ciwmry music. laic:"¢ tie outdoors and Tmanbc dn- rw,& sinks honest. w cm vte. 3635. win' wonder nfenrob. 'or a 70668 lett homn'p_ SY YM (OSK) W84D *W. w= lanae. 27 511'. singe -h7^ -1 -i-mtri g, 'oval, Wu l and lospar6e. iooktg for a tai, angle. mwaao IN en" 'irk. 30-aC 14"-WM4- r, n *80149 7 Moscow, oOWWO. `s. lsues iaicng SY 2721 foam EASY -pi single *,we 3A. wowe +w to ' ",Uri -WAS 076 affpea$1, int -in 'toed-fda And PoalaiQ SY 7m " CHRISTIAN'emak. Deautri bond, ,wit. tit. 26. seeks :hngm ma a 28-M 'or tun and eety-94"9 ondsmo, a varely Of nn eets, wor daughters. chreoan -tusk, church am stoseta mfoim SY 2731 I r a 26. 'uIll-figured Mowvan. gear eyed *mets. eljoy ft ori loors, Quer ovrings and mwowvams. oaring for a raw,, ut of grow . 2535. to a W" Vowanp SY 7732 GOOOLOOKNG Mus eyed r4ye -cot- So. 27,'antaatic torte, ma hot no nit. enjoys mw", 31,- 4 ,W" ano and long wait. oomq' 0127 ov+ng vin, we sd'Slar'moves, SY ZM IN no, Dwd nut '- `,'t to d we. 43. aK ocw:rg for wade wits. 45 -SC wnc w,npys The 'imr plugs r 'M aro coming DO go :hat someone Societe " "a W SY V114110911,111 VOLUPTUOUS. Drerly, tat and 41wg- u ed pr7feesoc i larmny xmftd large rnorrt 33, OW" mule. =4" does, outdoes ow"om stemtg sig. want intelligent, hard working, hniancally Sade goon- r 3240. mrrtsga +wt6 ad SY ZM P" TONY. vwondd to you ad 3 aleeb OF, Diu" CAI mit Agan. 'm ae ant errs we g a boost Prier and grew wyl. a,,'r'W .low pad saw, m to oawring Fee kurka. SY 2n7s TLC :o pe ad rant 'm 3k h Ng- und and a wge marl, ndortdw ed *OVA y uwa I enjoy anguhg bar net And ong r«iw 041 disks, rm bamg Mr someone b ursine my we we+ wino we voomabb0 volho owl how b treat a IS, fm a segs alnM In rm looking ler a men, so I can be to bed 09 tart rbe trod safe Of tM reaL but ham I found the nest. I want a lover that's sleep mite, so hrs I am twy11g to Ind ban 10 WI kr 48 of bin. Cal 1h• ad and ycul be gad to yonitw not rid+ lw lova you had VMl EAEASYGONG3Y "MAK Engialf wNy, 44 gnat same Of hwrw, ammixe, snjslm nwwc, *us ouadoor wCtw, seebg stab-, wum ostabialr I of ith a of for posaft wfsaorAle I SAY 2721 Sa13tmIT, 23, bOWg ler a spa felb. 2630 for unsung MMONhe. A you w not No head gored but kno" b (pend Voted/ loft fir sono w. Ow SM $A 08 IN YM SY 37111111 ACVX Me i bmb AD r cdg0eg. dpp speb and wabq oil. bold* l« a man 3040 who Hwy' M had and ,ppwaN. WCoi WdkeL SY V41 Nosema *Imola d a 31, 5Th worlds had. belies b a Zak doth ern. 3640 wino on loan Me b Iiwdellq Int, PON" able w&* SY grit He rm V yw. old. 6, , w 0 least eyed, I have an atw*wom wrl and atgoifng 11aaauM1 ayq a alb rarielq of Mae and tbnang. Uo+m9 lot an aMctioaMa, hone11L lutloving man. SSmec¢geburs WatmnriL SY» �g SENSfTwE, sirgl Who ktlnW, altrae• an, aeq Young b*a% 36. who'- Hard add erring, Mm cm dow defeat dw• ado, mvm trade and difwt akelrea to and an ho sic umm net. o gxs � SY Wan pmqWO aw, •mim MW- oft honest. uettachwd, ling* v'I0 ink 40-4 lid to ped Quality tale, l Italian arta, dancing. to* vs or lud an wring lower t ouctil ; SY V46 AT and young al haat bbrda hir. bkpt eyed 47 If. dal lady wAo enjoys to aA- doors, dancing and qual romantic evenings at hot" with a move. I'm soaefrlg to a angle' am" gentlemen. 3555, non-emiw preferred but not a nus.9yvu " ATTENTION Rebs 4M for a brnled tms only, an* Woods bods, 4"w* thing, f"neWty ensue, seeking mW MTOX onalnp, I eeyoq umbels mm and thoatre. A YOU Am SWI$SkWOrad. non -wither wth a good Saw d form and ready for a true hwndrieD, P=Stk relationship do not debtor a1 to*. Sr 2747 josIq DMACED lady, early 50s, looking Ia male conlparwr!. x650, who is secant, Sanest mpys dancing. dining, movies, good conversation. possible relationship. Sy 2741 AN anracMe lady, 50 years young wish - as to ^lest an acme, lurr-loving ran, wM a sprtualy grounded in Anglian renew- aL SY 3119 (061f) 37 -year-old alractwe female wants nrdv- able nab and fenWe friends to socialize with. to shale Ideas. dreams. 'rderests. ambitions; aro goals to be successful and enjoy oulakp together SY 3191 ATTENTION: amateur poets, oven 8 Secret admirers. Tall is your story' Give us a true tendo conal on yow succeed With our Service; or give us your story M ;N most nomambe dale you have ever wan - snood; or using your creat". give A your idea of what y:'jr most romarlic date would entail. SY 3192 (OS1n DO you desire the wam tl' and sncelly Cf a msarnglui'ola,orshe Vic you ,es, gats to reew to the typed Barboliter dal sfnbomy ad rm 37, a single -r• 200+ lbs. seeking !�ah- ship. SY 3113 (OSH) FEMALE 5C. ceMe. 5.:,-e ey", s^y dosposnon. wrould 'b to we a sonecre gentlemen 55.55. Enjoys dacrg,'rave4 es} oustocrt. Nonfinokrnonl deter SY AM HELLO! 'm a W. blonde. slim. senor. ;M ably. various t48Mft good 91 mon, ' „n-,Orrhg and asntirMrtm. -sees •: ,we senor, attgd pollera'- 56--2 :or comocanionsmp on Dosewts rpator- paO.SY mi (OW MATURE rcmta, 59 enrage bosm> sews Sit. S. averagd ooang nae lift" a good scare of 'suriwr. Tanury, a --v For quiet times, orar!c iinrows and MOW4& as mit. SY AM IOSIn ATTRACTIVE. vang 5C. E-gmsr ably. tem gemlerer, SGw, for rAr^Dardr- ft,-an-wnor Sit 4863 N 'Y so year. waking roma'. sada rand ter, an active singe mw'a !,WKahro_ Mite enjoy ,.door,-wr,fwi,. pelt ouldoat, "Act. Tea!n. •itadnry forlriw.dnvp!wtDpaeiP ON'w-'"iF War SY MA MM FRENDLY 'Mo a. 58. •00" D ortde 'IV D%A syu, •'C Maw, '0 llnm dn- ng, mores. 7uw erenehga, 000g'Or genl:em4r -ro ,sae to :4101*. ,0o- smbefer 10ca Irrker anal his a Brod wren of lurloo. RC L^oral ro Siete Aleft SY am rN i a y, a.=a ve *,:-4a-. _'E, - e, es'ec r mooting ptndr ■cmer'i, !rrrldmp.. enjoy acerin^*.=r'-'ii sawroi "ABC anal ,wandca nein into or me, ca!l my void malt. SY M2 (ante OUTGOMG fret*. mi0.20 S. www sports, canhpe10 and se oumoon. ook- ng !o same fa '.77mper%WWC, vybe mare. SY S3o2 (084) OUTGOING, a.,:ere arect,onate fornow wary ACS..iaes 'no Outdoor;. owasurig•lie sane. wit^ i ;ood se^ee 1 '7 xv"w^'C"•S^•d and Dot► be rerkoncinp- Sy SM (OSH) SHY 'rule. 36, indole aammentaf- aerW r A" and ampw%WWC. 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