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Pages 18 to 20 On hNdw BOTH wdh KARATE DURHAM — Three recent shootings fewer than the police service's contingent in the region helped convince Durham at the end of 1992. politicians to decide Wednesday Councillors mentioned the "three to put more police officers on the very high-profile incidents- in sup - street. porting the hiring of additional Regional council gave its unan- officers. imous approval to Durham They were referring to the mur- Regional Police hiring 20 officers ders of an Ajax firing range work - and four civilians before the 1995 er, the co-owner of an Oshawa budget is approved. hunting and fishing store and the The birings will increase the Port Perry bank robbery in which number of constables to 421, one Jim Witty five people, including three police V PIANNING Pickering"s core needs upgrades, say townsfolk E3 Corrununity workshop hears suggestions for improving toikrn centre By MARIANNF, TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — What should be done about Pickering's "estirtically barren"downtown core? That was the Lssue on citizens' minds at a oommunity work- shop held Tuesday by lbe Pickering planning department to help it draft a ne,* offwial plan for the Town. The workshop attracted about 25 people, who broke into groups to discuss the matters they thought most important to the town's future. About 15 of theni chose to anend the session on ,"urban Pickering7. "The perception is there that Pickening does rat have a down- wwn,7 said Michael QUO of the East Frenchman's Bay Village Association. "What do we have bere? We have a maIr When asked to characterize urban Piclmmg, participants chose descriptions such as "highway strip maIr and "bedwom cminunity". Out man described the urban con: as "esthetically bwiren7. When asked for ways to improve Plickering's core, respon- dents suggested "paint the parking lots green" and "reclaim Pidwring ViW (ftm Aju)- However, while evaqbody Weed they didnt like the "ni- town they Mve, obey cookin't quite macli a common position on what they w lo dD about it. hk CMD suggested the Town should wadc to autact mW fiancial iesdititions 10 locoe a the Urban care. "If you don't have dat you don't have a downwW he said. financial iostitotions, such as banks and investment ws bdog pe*k and aciivities to die Urban care. dbers maboined Me most important god d=M be to bring S" PICKEPMM-Page 7 consol"811 officers, were shot. Normally, staff are only hired once a budget is approved and Durham's '95 budget isn't expected to reach U regional council until April 12. It takes about seven months to train a new police constable so, if the force had to wait until the budget is approved, the officers wouldn't be on the street until late next year. T�e nev, officers A ill he accommo- dated in the force's '95 budget, police services chairman Jim Witty said after the meeting. The hirings will cost about $1 million, but savings realized through the provincial social con- tract will help cover the expense. Mr. Witty expects the birings will be staggered, beginning in November. Civilians fill such roles as secre- taries and computer operators. Haunted house Shirley Martin plays the wicked witch in frord of one of as - @ al Chrishm Crescent homes in Pickering Village that have been decorated as haunted houses in preperadon for Haloween Monclay. photo by Ron Pielroniro You're Wited! 7he Nov. 14 muskipal, eleC- 6on loom. Ws time for you to make a choice. In recent editions of the News Advertiser, you've read about the candWan and where they stand on the Lunn. Now, we'd Ow so bivise yaw to a night out to ask the qUe3tiOUS YOU -waK io ask of *e people seek - 4L. office in your commu*y. 1-%Ilt Will help you vow With an 6--iAmmW sense of the ass", help 7W be person *ink is tight for the job. See off invidem to ym Your Iftien& and your ricigbbors to 4isk the coMmes at oer Elec- �tk Fest. Tom to page 9 of 4ows newspWa. If you have j 'my Vastims. can mamins NOW 3am Room= at 6&3- bopwdblL N0090"W Inside M aw non ECWOIW ............................ 6 sports ............................. 22 Name Dropping ............... 26 Classified ........................ 27 Pbww Ones General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Shicerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 ?be News Advertlew mgw Uaw 934 + 7* GSr $1 PAGE2-THENE; ADVERTISER SUNDAY, oCMn.A 0% 0 P Nuclear plant safety review push gains support By CHRIS BOVEE at its Dec. 15 meeting. Pickering's DNA concerns include a tritium Hires Of heavy water were released a "second W S�ildown System fV DURHAM STAFF licence expires on Dec. 3 1. leak on Aug. 2, 1992 when 3,000 into Lake Ontario and the absence of emergency S'ftiabom- DURHAM — The call for a pub- lic review of the salety of the P"er- ing nucleaIr plant ba gained the W port of Oshawa council. The City's politicians have endorsed Pidwring council's request that the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) bold a public review of the Pidwing Nuclear Generaiting > Station before renewing its ficence. Members of Durham Nuclear Awareness (DNA) have been peti- boning local councils to add support for this process. The AECB has acted more like a lap dog than a watchdog," says DNA spokesperson Dave Martin. 'I"bey continue to rubber stamp all reficensing of reactors." Not one environmental assess- ment bearing has been held at any of the 20 nuclear power reactors in Ontario although the AECB. the safety watchdog for the nuclear industry. has the authority to caU for a public heaving if there is "s4pnift- 1. %4H& FUUM L4AAAA 1J Oshawa's executive committee had requested correspondence from the AECB before making a decWm on the issue. Despite asking for a reply by OCL 17. Oshawa council received the AECB's letter only hours prior to its List meeting prior to the Nov. 14 municipal election. An environmental assessment bearing could last a number of years and cost miffions. of dollars, accord- ing to Agnes Bishop, president of AECB. But, the AECB is painting a worst-case scenario, according to Mr. Martin. Despite the added Support of Oshawa counciL the AECB; has not provided the definitive answer to pit G S lice etv . "Z joll -We asked the AECB for a defm- a t ition of significant public concem" lwiln says Mr. Martin. -Tbey didn't give Lis specifics, but said it would mean L local councils. various elected offi- cials and representatives finin com munity groups." To arouse concern among those 0 groups, DNA representatives are sending leners to community orgaiii- zations and are conducting a door- U)-� cmpaign in Pickering - The AECB will make a final decision on the issue of relicevisin2 CORRECTION In this week's Kmart flyer the description of the 4 Casio' mid-size Keyboard on page 4 is incorrect. This item is not a stereo keyboard. The sale pnee is $99-97, not $249.97 as stated. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Limited X X IP W'99 - Vy a -it. AQ � W" 670-10 ssary ,,NtJiie NO 4ece ,j,j, rent 11, I;trf,LjLr,s S Ft . "It V�Ia! q ch Se Go 0-dwrench Service Gus BOB NU ROY ONTAMO-M—OTOR Obituary BROWN MYERS Ch - a an* NICHOLS SAM LTD. 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PICKERING — A 33 -year-old Pickering optomenist will appear in Oshawa provincial court Nov. 16 after a female patient complained to police she was fondled while being fitted for contact lenses. Dr. Charles Im, of Willowdale, is charged with sexuafly assaulting a 24 -year-old woman at Public Optical, 1163 Kingston Rd., on Oct. 6. Dr. lin was granted a restricted medical licence to practise optorrie- try by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario after hav- ing his medical licence suspended in September, 1992. His medical licence was sus- pended by the college after he pleaded guilty to sexually assault- ing five female patients at a walk-in U,E EXP!PES - %,VEMBED *2.A IHI=LITES' fromELDON LIGHTING WE WILL NOT BE KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD! N WROUGHT [RON TABLE & UQ CHAJIN)p DUGNG ROOM DINING ROOM or DINING ROOM or %ia& in 4"r VTCXZN I W" - 8. 60 W Bulbs Me% 1M.95 SMX y xrrcj§EN AVAILABLE Canada A IN 5-60 W 5-60 W AVAILABLE IN STUCCO WHITE. POLISHED LX= BRASS. 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Advance plartrung provides fu=c success. Know all your sources of incomes. Determine your retirement needs. riA [an Jarvis Whether you should retire, and when, Is Allan Daunan largely dependant on your personal 11nancial picture. Hopefully. you will have planned, saved, and built such a good program of retirement benefits that you can make the decision based on your desires and preferences, rather than fimancial need. The following questions should be answered: What will I do?. Have I completed my work?. Do I want to start a new business). When do I want to retire?. How much income do I need to sustain my current standard of living? Will my financial assets be enough?, You need to consult your accountant or financial planner to help you derive some of these answers, We can provide you with the tools and ongoing consultations to provide peace -of -mind retirement planning. To receive your free copy of our retirement newsletter call now. 'No one ma predict so what 1wiL*& you =a soar, *V= yen *am aw kAO- UW YON Sp-dYO- WiXg$' For more Information call Ian or Allan I N at (416) 292-7229 ext. 209 or exL 251 r t ; t "o CM 7 7, W-1 I Is IV I ffz? 61 -Rd. S., • Eavestroughs • SkJing WirxJows • Porch Enclosures • Soff its • Fascia - Entrance Systems • Roots Ak MNWE 1mrMV0 ng 1-800-465-0593 Warehouse Pdces on Entire Stock! TA TON VALILM 1" 0410" ELDON LIGHTING W We caw I-=, r 09 01 The police investigation also court. revealed another female in her late our z Located One Block West of Simcoe at Somerville J, N > 0 P"1490 t Pon to give ...133TAU.NTONRD.W.,.OSHAW,A4.32-3268 optometry under certain conditions. The suspect is not in custody. wd0L I son be present when he was con- - MO �01 U - iwr,c4, 0.- period of three months following C( 01 his return to practice. 0" Another condition imposed by OPENING SOON the college ordered Dr. Im to get "PeWle don't plan to rall, they fail to plan A6 Am RETIREMENT SPECIAL ISSUE Rcdrement Planning techniques. .9A�. Advance plartrung provides fu=c success. Know all your sources of incomes. Determine your retirement needs. riA [an Jarvis Whether you should retire, and when, Is Allan Daunan largely dependant on your personal 11nancial picture. Hopefully. you will have planned, saved, and built such a good program of retirement benefits that you can make the decision based on your desires and preferences, rather than fimancial need. The following questions should be answered: What will I do?. Have I completed my work?. Do I want to start a new business). When do I want to retire?. How much income do I need to sustain my current standard of living? 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A search of his home uncov- medical clinic in Waterloo in 1990. ered a number of pornographic He received a suspended sentence photographs relating to the case. and was placed on probation by the The police investigation also court. revealed another female in her late Following the criminal proceed- 20s had been sexually assaulted ings, the college's disciplinary around the same time as the flirst panel ruled Dr. Im could practise vktim. optometry under certain conditions. The suspect is not in custody. one of which was that a third per- son be present when he was con- ducting eye examinations for a �01 U - iwr,c4, 0.- period of three months following C( 01 his return to practice. 0" Another condition imposed by OPENING SOON the college ordered Dr. Im to get 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax psychialtric therapy. r INTERPROVINCIAL AUTO GLASS 1,0111MAIIII Your Vehicle Your Choice T"Dou" To us 860 BROCK RD. 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S., • Eavestroughs • SkJing WirxJows • Porch Enclosures • Soff its • Fascia - Entrance Systems • Roots Ak MNWE 1mrMV0 ng 1-800-465-0593 PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1"4 0 ktlov N ovle 7A .io --Ah- - ct/tstrkyker t1te stv)�ole a ilus V4 kLs Dis TM tribu expenence the -JIM. wifferenc0b.8 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE, PICKERING o (905) 839-7072 44.141' f Z 01 YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE I ki RNAA�01;1 01109011 % In TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS. NO CHARGE CONSULTATION. KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1550 Kingston Rd. 201 Consumers Rd., 107 Kent St. Sufte 210, Suite 204 Whitby Pickering Willowdale ...pgy to store butlear W"te, it 4.:::was announced here Tuesday. Ukrainian Pftsident Lemid �::,��Kuchma visited the Pickering :�'.:Nucicar Generating Station to ,,..participaw in the announcement Hydro will sell his country .�Ahc technology to make contain- ers, to store nuclear waste at the still -operating Chernobyl plant :,and the Rivno power facility. -.Hydro will sell its nuclear fuel dry storage technology in a . deal that's expected to bring the provincial utility $6.5 million. The containers Ontario Ilydro will help the Ukraine build are based on high density concrete (HDC) technology developed by the provincial utility. HDC containers will be used to store fuel at the Pickering station soon. The deal was negotiated between Ontario Hydro Interna- tional Inc. (OHII, the utility's international marketing sub- sidiary) and the Ukrainian and Czuadian governments, "The project allows I lydro to assist Ukraine in establishing a higher level of protection for the public and environment by improving its methods and equipment used in handling highly radioactive used fuel," said OHII president Ian Lon - .don. Under the agreement, the Canadian government will con- tribute $2.9 million to develop used fuel container designs for Orxnobyl and Rivno based on :Hydro's design. Ukraine's nuclear operator will then pay Ilydro a licensing fee for the right to manufacture an unlimit- ed number of the containers. OHII will earn approximately $6.5 million at the completion of the 38 -month project (includ- ing the $2.9 million from the federal government). 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He's worked his way up over the years, and now is anxious to serve a third term as the lown's mayor. A teacher by trade, Mr. Arthurs now has roots in the community that runs three generations deep. Like mayors in municipalities across the country, he has his cnt- ics They say he lacks leadership, his supporters say he's a team buikkr. ffliatever your conclusion, mayor Arthurs is running on his record. He sat down with Ajax - Pickering News Advenriser Manag- ing Editor Swve HousWit last week to answer afew questions.. Q- Your critia say Pickering Town council lacks leadership. How do you respond? deetned not fit fm publication. A. The leadership is in the AR letters nwa include your results. Our financial house — both full name, address and phone locally and regionally — is among rutmhPrfnrry infhrm2tiolL the best in the Greater Toronto Area. I`irst, there have been no tax 7beY Should " exceed One and increases in two of the last three Q- Why should people re-elect a half pages w length, typed, Years. All those facilities and ser- you? double spaced. vices were paid for with cash. Sec- ondly, there has been a complete A. I have the experience politi- overhaul of the most senior man- cally at the local, regiorW, and now "�v� )�vhichf-bb "Greater Torontd Area levels. %ep�fflt (at 9!. 4 . . ".-of As hearings get under way here to consider objec- tions to a new Pickering dump, SO too does the protest machine that provides the most animated, vocal oppo- sition to the folly of Ontario's provincial government. To be sure, there is a compelling need for Pickering and Ajax residents to fight the proposed landfill site to protect and preserve their communities and neighbor- hoods. But environmental assessment hearing panel chair- man Jim Kingham drew a line in the sand last week when he said he seeks efficiency and focus in listening to local objections to the dump. Though his approach may have been offensive to those who have so faith- fully turned out to oppose the dump plan, the intent of his remarks are understandable. Now is not the time for locally -based groups to let their emotions get the better of their logic. Clearly - planned and presented objections -- not the decibel level of your voices -- will get people to hear your message. This issue is too critical to let it become mired in personality clashes and dramatics. Do not dress up as rat patrollers and tote make-believe weapons. Inste4 don your best business suits, prepare the necessary briefing documents and make your case in the proper forum. Opponents of the dump -- and we know there are many - must be credible and convincing. Make your case, speak out clearly, and try to keep the faittL 0 '# 244?��m �, �� seedte4W 194 and answers with Wayne Arthurs for. It meets the reality of the '90s. We're not a small business, we're a large corporation. We've seen quality growth in the community, both residentially and in new and expanding businesses. That's part of the mayor's role. There's a need for political decision-making for those approvals. To bring together a sufficient majority of council requires the direction and leader- ship of the mayor. In all those areas — our financial house, our man- agement style — I've helped pro- vide iL I'm not (council members') keeper or their teacher, they were elected by their constituents and they must be responsible for their decisions. Q- How have you helped improve Pickering? A. We know we are providing dollar value. We have approved residential growth that's provided a variety of housing to meet the hA range Of needs. We have provided the facili that support the com- munity and en the quality of life and we have a talented staff group ftom our new Town ma - er on down. That doesn't occur by happenstance, it happens because of a lot of hard wodL Also, we've deliberately worked bard on build- ing. community relationships with various groups in the community. We've stayed connected and dw,s helped make us the kind of com- munity that we are. the basic things the community wants like managing our money and enhancing their quality of life. In doing those things You some- times have to resolve the conflict- ing needs within those areas. I have a very strong commitment and understanding — at least in my Own mind — Of what the values in the community are. I think that,s reflected in the decisions we've made. If anyone were to call up members of regional council they would find many strong, compli- mentary comments about the job that I do. I share those values with People because I have a family that lives here. My understanding of those needs grows in my life both Professionally and from a commu- nity basis. tant role. Political leaders in Pick- ering have to reflect changes on a local level. We are a very strong retail centre in the region, I would suggest second to none. Also, we're on that first tier of munici- palities outside the Greater Toronto Area - If we're sending the right mes- sage to business, I think it speaks well for the rest of Durham Region. We'll have issues that are broader, such as landfill, transportation, open space (the Rouge Valley and Duffins Creek corridor), waste treatment, provincial lands and fed- eral lands being held. Pickering is a microcosm for the issue:s that face the larger GTA. Take a thing like significant growth — if you want to look at a major issue, in a" cases you can look at Pickering to get a flavor for it. Q. V you're reebct4 wbers the Angle mmt hispertant thing you want to achieve In the MA three yean? A. I W& that keeping our town in a very strong fluanciial position and continuing business, develop- ment and job growth sumegies are k4UML I think that's what the broader public's single focus is. If we man- age our money, some of the other things win &11 into place. In the final analysis, the role of council is to rind the balance between the provision of services, growth in the community, the cost of those things to the community Wid nimung decisions about umbe things that enhance the quality of Q' What do You see as Picker- fife. ing's role in Durham Region? It helps to reinforce those family . '. " 4 4 0 O's Vghxs —,,4*icing those items in ..A. I think it plays a v&�'_k`npor-. Wm of enhal'04- .1 'Loll 11-J- THE NEWS ADVM=M SUNDAY, OCrOBER A 1"4_ftGE 7 P 0 Pickering core needs change: citizens Call 683-5110 with your news items FROM PAGE I culture and entertainment centres to the town core, and to make it pedestrian -oriented. "I can't do anything in terms of entertainment in this town," said Nunzio Di Lecce, a member of the Conummity Working Group, which serves as a citizens' advisory group to the Town planning department. "We don't have a lot of opportuni- ties to interact with each other." Mr. Di Lecce suggested that, to create a more friendly and vibrant town centre, Picketing should work to develop a downtown area that is designed for pedestrians rather than built for cars, with buildings orient- ed to a pedestrian streetscape. Craig Bamford of the Liverpool West Community Association sug- gested Pickering might follow the example of Newport Beach, Cali- fornia, where the municipal govern- ment changed the zoning bylaw to allow higb-density development at the local maH. There, be said, the parking lot was buried and the sur- face was redeveloped. But others such as Glenview Road resident Peter Smith suggest- ed Pickering doesn't really need a big city -style downtown. "I didn't come to Pickering because it had potential for a great urban core.- said Mr. Smith. He suggested any change in the town's central area could have a negative impact on surrounding neighborhoods, and that the most important thing was to preserve neighborhoods. He maintained that in Mississauga, for example, a big town centre project has led to the collapse of commercial areas in communities such as Streetsville and Cooksville. Mr. Smith suggested the Town's efforts should be limited to improv- ing what already exists in central Pickering. For example, be said, the parking lots at the Pickering Town Centre could be improved by land- scaping with planters and other decorative measures. Ron Bailey of Rosebank Road maintained it was most important to preserve Pickering's natural ele- ments and "give nature just a bit of a boost. "Everything is being plowed under and paved over," he said, "and bit by bit it's disappearing." Martin Herzog of the Liverpool West Community Association com- mented that many residents want to walk in parks and forests and not in the downtown, and they want to use their cars to shop and get to work. The "urban Pickering- group finally recommended the Town undertake a comprehensive study of the central core, and address the problem of preserving Pickering's neighborhoods as the town grows. Two other groups made recom- mendations regarding n-ansporta- tion and preserving Pickering's her- itage. Town deputy director of plan- ning Torn Melymuk says he was PURM& DEMO= (fomwrty of West RIQ PROVIDING TRADITIONAL BURIAL PL ok-ft CREMATION SERVICES & 'THE DURHAM PLAN" into BuriW or Cron*ion Sorvicos; Transportation of the Deceased Fami� Consuftittm INCLUDES: Documentation 1600 - Wartal Cremation or Bunal Container BROCK ROAD CHAPEL, ENOUIRIES PLEASE CALL 1057 Brock Road (Jug south of 401) PICKERING (W5) U6-550 -A r-tl a, You own the phone o 65C per minutefior local calls -*Free weekend local caus 11 ; * MW" o95 AwWbfiw 12xwWb For LOmW ~ year pAous ostp. QAC AppficaW taxes extr& long distame roanoft and opiolud features xot inichideA After DecewWWr 31194 SYstew Access Few extr& Not combixaMe wftb any o1ber offer. Pbone xmy act be exactly as sbours TRF,NTwAy ComMUNICAnONS APPROVED AGENT 725 Westney Rd. S., Unit 1, Ajax (905) 428-0437 pell Wbility pleased with the workshops (anoth- er one was held Oct. 18 in Brougham) despite the low turnout and difficulty in reaching a consen- sus. "There's an underlying thread that's tying the discussion togeth- er," said Mr. Melymuk, explaining participants seemed to be in broad agreement on such matters as the importance of preserving neighbor- hoods, improving the downtown and increasing public participation in the Town planning process. KA"lrE NOW a TAKING mREGISTRATION 0 IN PICKERING 0 IN No HONE of MIE KARATE KID - STUDENT EDUCA770MAL FU)WDM COMPANY CANADA Tu ITM SuperTWS TM 4-5yrs. SuperKidsTm 6-12yrs. *Teens & Adult programs available Mks 40 -to PRESENTS 1001S a 1001S OF ROLIS OF INeSTOCK VALLPAPE,'nD AT WAREHOUSE MC.—M... 0 $ MG. MCE BORDERS -40v T_ 8 f r- o a spool NOW OPEN Mon. -Fri. to 9:00 p.m. Sat 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p -m. Sun. 12:00-4:00 P.nL IN i ,ILABLE ALL BENJAMIN MOORE PAINT AT WHOLESALE PRICESU. PAGE 111 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1"4 P JPJP6 Town aims to shut West Shore Blvd. to through tra'111C By MARL4NNE TAKACS Bayly intersection. Mr. Prevedel councillm and residents' replesen- so the experiment was called Off- in time and the ign went up, and sl STAIT REPORTER exnbkwd it was mit un as an -exriff- tatives But works crews were not admined then had to be W= down. PICKERING — Local motorists may soon lose a favonte msb hour SbOrICUL At a recent meeting, Pickering councd restricted the use of West Shore Boulevard to local tiraffic and buses between 7 am. and 9:30 pm. Anyone offiff than area residents and transit vehicles would be prohibited from driving on the road during those bows. The resmictions were imposed m response to area residents who have complained their community is becoming a major altemate thor- oughfare for drivers trying to avoid traffic tie-ups on Bayly Street and Whites Road. Motorists violating the bylaw would have to pay a S90 fux. The new bylaw must still be appmved by Durham Region coun- cil. As well, noted Region director of transportation Tony Prevedel, Durham would have to pass a bylaw prohibiting t:ums from Bayly Suret to West Shore for all but local traf- fic. Otherwise, he explained. drivers who turned would suddenly find themselves in an illegal situation they had not been warried aW". Mr. Prevedel said. if Durham council provides aH the necessary approvals when it resumes its ineet- ings after the Nov. 14 municipal electiom the ne-a regulations may be in place b) late December or eafly lanuan-. Area residents may have recently noticed a sign prohibiting all but locatl traffic mystenously and disappear on West Sb�r T=ear the DEATH NOTICE Sun., Oct. 30, 1994 BARBARA GOESSL Barbara Cwoe&sl died Thursdav, Oct. 27 at Ajax -Pickering Gencrail Hospital. She was 69. A funeral mass w -W be held Monday, Oct. 31 at I I a.m. at Holy Redeemer Church. 796 Eyer Dr.. Pickering. Interment at Pine Hills Cemetery. Arrangements entiusted to Ronald Martino and Son. Funeral Direc- tors. Memorial donations to the Ontar-to Hean and Stroke Founda- tion would be appreciated. Growers Choice IW ffDROPORICS • Durham Region's Complete Indoor Growing Specialist • Large Inventory of Lights, Nutrients, Literature 1621 MCEWEN DR. UNIT 19 725 GROW CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears "Sears Da so sale prices start 'T�ursday, 91ober 27, 19940 flyer, page B5, the wool jackets and coat are stated as being made in Canada. This is incorrect as they are made in Romania. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customets. imene' (with no bylaw behW it — so that disobeying it would not have been illegal) after his department received complaints about traffic problems in the area from local Only a few days later the cotincil- lors and residents decided they would bring a motion before Picker- ing cotincil asking the Town to pass a bylaw prohibiting throtigh affic, W 0 - >1�t�Wekome to our New Salon 7 Studio "Y"I BEAUTYSALON "Where You Need Us .. When You Need Us" =1 5 % CURLS & RELAXERS T 0 CrF Mon. - Thurs. Exp. Oct. 31/94 Specializing in: ALL TEXTURES OF HAIR, curis, relaxers, tints, perms, scalp treatment, weaving, BRAIDS & MAILS OPEN SUNDAYS 3 HARWOOD AVE S. 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Ask the ce I ninvenikin A I I I K 11 9 THE AJAX,PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER presents a MEET THE CANDIDATES NIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOV. % 1994 7-9 p.m. GALLANTRY'S IN THE PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Here's the public's chance to hear the candidates' positions in the upcoming municipal election. Candidates will answer questions from visitors to our event. Call Steve at 683-5110 for information. ------ am" Incumbent trustee seeks re-election in Ward 3 PICKERING — hicumbent lain McCully will seek a second term as Pickering Ward 3 trustee on the Durham Board of Education. I feel my financial background has brought stability and common sense and helped the board in many hard financial decisions that have been made to afleviate the burden on the individual local taxpayer, while mini- mizing the effect on pro- grams,- says the semi- retired finan- cial officer. M r McCully is currently the lain By chair of th� board's audit committee and vice -chair of the ignance: committee. He has previ- ously served as vice -chair of the property committee on which be still ServeL He is also the bood tepresenta- tive on the social development council fcc Ajax and Rdwring and sits as a member of the board's Supervised Alternative Learning for Excused Pupils (SALEP) cm- mittee. (The SALEP program allows soidem at risk of dk r I I i 19 out to combine Hk skills, work experience and ethwafm) Mr. McCully says he will not use election sips &=9 his C81111- paign because of bb concern for the envizooment. And, he vows to not solicit or accept donatim for his m-eJectim campaign - 0 YrAl :4 1110 1 Z THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 346 1994 -PAGE 9 MENS-ChN 0,1 # I fj I Pff 11A T il ?'A M A V i T I i T I I i I [ !I A - NOW UNDER "NEW11 OWNERSHIP" - EXTENDED HOURS MON.-FRI. 8:00 A.M.-11:00 P.M. SAT. & SUN. 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. - COMPLETE NAIL SERVICE - POLISH CHANGESFREE FULL LIMOUSINE SERVICE - CATERING TO WEDDINGS - NIGHT ON THE TOWN - AIRPORT RUNS - OR ANY SPECIAL OCCASION Special Delivery To: w hfoW oar &W & 716 Colonel Sam Drive Oshawa, Ontario Ll H 7Y2 (905) 428-0252 (905) 579-2837 DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. *2) ui 9&- Saw# NOVEMBER & S4& 4151.6 ALPINE & CROSS COUNTRY Pickering Recreational Complex Equipment Pkx*iyed Equopment Soid NOV4 5p.m.-10:30p.m. NOV4 7p.m.-10-30p.m. NOV 5 9 a.m. - 5 p.m NOV.5 9am.-6p.m. NOV 6 11 an. - 3 p,m, VO UNSAFE EoulmofENT PLEAsE I W7 VALLEY FARM RD. 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SAT. & SUN. 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. - COMPLETE NAIL SERVICE - POLISH CHANGESFREE FULL LIMOUSINE SERVICE - CATERING TO WEDDINGS - NIGHT ON THE TOWN - AIRPORT RUNS - OR ANY SPECIAL OCCASION Special Delivery To: w hfoW oar &W & 716 Colonel Sam Drive Oshawa, Ontario Ll H 7Y2 (905) 428-0252 (905) 579-2837 DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. *2) ui 9&- Saw# NOVEMBER & S4& 4151.6 ALPINE & CROSS COUNTRY Pickering Recreational Complex Equipment Pkx*iyed Equopment Soid NOV4 5p.m.-10:30p.m. NOV4 7p.m.-10-30p.m. NOV 5 9 a.m. - 5 p.m NOV.5 9am.-6p.m. NOV 6 11 an. - 3 p,m, VO UNSAFE EoulmofENT PLEAsE I W7 VALLEY FARM RD. "'V To", hug 0" 4". 82;w, east ot Pic 60 roo sbu ParN sysom FOR FURTHER INFORMATICM cALL- (905) 294-9730 PICKERING HOCKEY ASSOCIATION PremHockey 7 AGES 3 Tuesdays A Nov. 1511 -Dec. 13'h 3:30 p.m. -4:30 p.m. V. $5000 Don Beer Arena, Pickering ALL SKILL LEVELS WELCOME hople who like to ddnk 11W/0 It a ; 110113r 1W a *17#71 dimica. E (SITE, t PURE SPRING WATER Dear Valued Customer, You will receive F/W AmduclAs when you visit our F* new location. A (see details on the other side of this truck) �Nater PACE 10 -TM IW`0" ADM=n SMDAT, oCMBU A 19% B1111board SUMAY,OCT.30 Rd. Candidates running for council TURKEY SUPPER: There will be seats in the municipal election will a turkey supper at the Greenwood speak. 683-7799 (Louise). United Church at 5 pmL Go north on QUILT. The Durham Trillium Quil- Westney Rd- to 6th Concemon west ter's Guild meets at 7:30 pm. in the on 6th Concession to church in new Caribbean Cultural Centre in Greenwood. Adults SIO mid children Oshawa. 683-5135,725-7751. $5, children under 5 free. Advance FASHION SHOW: Durham Shores ticket sales only. 683-6217 683-5828. Sweet Adelines present a Dessert SOCCER: The Ajax Warriors Soc- Fashion Show featuring The House cer Club's armuai general meeting is Boutique of Ajax, at 7:30 p.m. at St. at the Warriors' clubhouse (on the Paul's Presbyterian Church, 32 Wil - Ajax Community Centre grounds) at son Rd. N, Oshawa. Tickets $5. 576- 2 p.m. Changes to the constitution 0769 or 509-5371. must be submitted in writing no later TRUSTEE DEBATE: ne Exeter than Oct. 15. If you wish to vote, you High School Parent Advisory Com - must have a S5 membership no later rr:littee holds an all -candidates meet - than Oct. 23. 683-8540 (Pat Fowler). ing for all Ajax public school board LEGION BRUNCH: Royal Cana- trustee hopefuls from 7:30 to 9:30 dian Legion Branch 606 hosts a Sun- pin. in the cafetorium of Exeter High day Brurich, at 1555 Bayly St. Pick- School, 80 Falby Crt., Ajax. 683- ering. S2.50 includes bacon, eggs, 8897 (Ingrid). hashbrowm pancakes, toast, coffee, GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: juice and GST. 839-2990. The Durham branch of the Ontario CRAFT AND BAKE SALE Genealogical Society holds a meet - DONATIONS: Royal Canadian ing at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at Legion Branch 322, Ajax, is seeking Henry St. High School, 614 Henry donations for its annual Craft and St., V�Mtby. Chief Gary Edgar of the Bake Sale Nov. 5 from 10 amL to I p.m- at the legion hall at I I I Hunt St., A*. 68-3-7811. 1 ARML TUESDAY, NOV. I liV SENIORS: -Ibe Tuesday Morning C6X'rW' Seniors' Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Senior Citi- OPENING SOON 0 zens' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax 0 Costly Heating Bills Driving You Mad? WMEW TO CLEM MW EMODIT IMMIRAL CM GOOD FOR TWO VISITS PER FAMILY 15t 2id LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMLY offer expires December 31, 1994 Mississauga Scugog Island Ist Nation Indians will be speaking on the History of the Indians in the Area. All are welcome. Free. 683-2476 (Marion) or 723-7460 (Bessie). LADIES EVENING: A Ladies in Fellowship Evening is held at 7:30 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Fashion show, refreshments. $2 at the door. 839-9325 (Jane Goodall). CARDS: People 55 years or older interested in learning or playing the Dutch card game Rikken are invited to the Pickering Village Senior% Cen- tre, 29 Linton Ave., Ajax. at 7:30 pmL It's Tuesdays. 683-1659. P� IN -TODAY'S Mews Advertiser SUN., OCT. 2-V94 News Advertiser *A&P(Pickering) *Bargain Tire (Pickering) Beaver Lumber (Ajax/Pickering) Biway (AjaxiTickcring) *Canadian Tue (Ajax) Food City (Ajax) *Food Town (Ajax/Pickering) *I IcTongate Bam (Ajax/Pickering) *1GA (Pickering) Loblaws (Ajax/Pickering) Loeb (Ajax/Pickering) *M&M Meats (Ajax/Pickcring) MarkeLPlacc (Ajax/Pickering) *Pinecreek Co-op (Ajaxi?ickering) Sav-A-Ccntre (Pickering) unwin Chinese (Pickering) Mvered to sdft*d hancholds only Remember, all inserN including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program - For infoll"1111112601111 on delivering your advertising flyers, call ALNT� BROUWER at 6&3-5 110. #M #O#w Of October 30, 1994 DISABILITIES: 1be Invisible Dis- ability Support Group meets at 7 p.m. at 947 Adelaide Ave. E_ Oshawa. It's for parents of children with ADD, ADHD, social, emotional or behavioral problems. 623-5414 (Mary Lou), 623-6490 (Karen), 436- 7706 (Nancy). TREE PLANTING: Municipal, provincial and federal politicians will join in a tree planting ceremony at 3 p.m. in the greenbelt north of Magill Drive, behind the Ajax Marketplace LOEB on Westney Road N., Ajax. Shaklee Canada distributors in Ajax are sponsoring the planting of 100 spruce trees. 686-1117. JESSICA HERDMAN Sunday's Carrier of the Week is Jessica Herdman. Jessica enjoys playing violin. reading, basketball & volleyball. Jessica received McDonald's coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Jessica for being our Sunday Carrier of the Week. 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P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTORER 306 1994 -PAGE I I 0 Claremont couple ties knot, feeds the hungry PICKERING — It wasn't just the guests who Each had joined different chapters of the orga- got a meal at the wedding of Margaret Blackford nization because they liked dancing. Happily, the and Charlie Faragher last Saturday. dancing led to a wedding waltz surrounded by Food was also provided for needy families in family and friends. Ajax and Pickering. Not only did the guests co-operate in taking The 85 guests at the wedding, held at Claremont food, they also responded well to Mrs. Faragher's United Church, took tinned beans, dried nood;es request for baby food, which is always in short and other non-perishable items for local food supply at food banks. banks instead of wedding gifts for the happy cou- "We ended up with quite a pile of food," she ple, at the newlyweds' request. says. "We both have homes which are fully "There were at least 40 bags of groceries." equipped," says the new Mrs. Faragher, 60. "At The Faraghers also received enough money to this time we didn't really need anything. We felt buy a few turkeys for the Christmas boxes Clare - pretty lucky just meeting one another." mont United Church provides each year for needy Margaret, of Claremont, and Charlie, 61, of Bay families in the community. Ridges, met about a year -and -a -half ago at a dance They're hoping the success of their wedding sponsored by the One Parent Families Association food drive will encourage other couples in a simi- of Canada. lar situation to follow their lead. Fo( d dn brings out 4generous' donors ........... ........... . SUN' oil aw, .,grafio ---- ------- OW993MONNOM - i� PICKERING ELECTION UPDATE Ward 2 regional council candidate vows 'fairness and common sense 9 PICKERING — Pickering real estate broker John Eng- land is seeking the Ward 2 regional seat on Pickering council. Mr. England has been active in the real estate industry -and for the past eight years has served on the board of directors of three major trade asso- ciations. With these organizations, he's chaired and served on over 38 committees and task forces. The candidate says that in terms of time, commitment and responsi- bility, his experience in six years on the Toronto Real Estate Board directorship is similar to that of .being a Town councillor, since the board has a staff of 220 and a $25 - million annual operating budget. John Engg He maintains he is used to facing ,tough issues and resolving prob- lems in areas of government legislation, budgeting, and strategic and long-range planning. Mr. England notes he is no stranger to the political arena, having traveled extensively across Canada and dealt with politicians at several levels of government in the course of his work. His cWtion platform is based on "fairness and common sense in local government", and includes stimulating local economic growth and job creation, dealing with euviron- mental and traffic issues, and getting residents more .involved in the decision-making process. Long-time parents' I Ward 2 trustee advocate seeks seat on separate board El Candidate says she's 'aware of changes' in education PICKERING — Fran Pereira has spent the last 12 years presenting parents' ideas and concerns to the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. Now, the mother of six children hopes to be chosen to th bl—M . t�.vt� in flu- Wnw 1A municipal election. "I am very aware of the changes that have taken place in education and espe- cially aware of the impact that the growth in population has had on our Pickering schools.- she says. Mrs. Pereira's involvement as a parent volunteer is ongoing. She is a mem- ber of St. Isaac Jogues, Parish and a volunteer with St. Isaac's Chil- dren's Liturgy. She is also chair of various parent -teacher organization committees at the elementary school level and served for two terms as president of St. Marguerite Bourgeoys parent -teacher association from September, 1987 to June, 1991. Mrs. Pereira is the founding president of St. Mary Catholic Secondary School parent-teacber association, serving for two terms from April 1990 to June 1991. She is also founding president of the Durham Regional Catholic parent - teacher association, on which she served from May 1990 to December 1993. Her three older children have com- pleted secondary school education, but she has three younger children currently attending St. Marguerite. candidate vows proactive politics PICKERING — Lifelong Pickering resident Mark Holland is running for the Ward 2 seat on the Durham Board of Education being vacated by current trustee Louise Farr. Mr. Holland decided to run because he's concerned the current educational system is pitting the parents, !eachers and the board against each other. M- h-lieves children aren't being provided the best possible education because the groups involved are isolated from each other and often in conflict, and that communication is the key to resolving this problem. "A strong educational system must have, at its base, communica- tion," says Mr. Holland. "If we are to prepare our youth for the complex and dynamic future that lies ahead we must work together, promoting co-operation and compromise." To accomplish this goal of increased communication Mr. Holland has committed himself to knocking on every door in Ward " * He says he will practise "proactive politics, politics that comes to the people instead of passively waiting for the public to reacC. Mr. Holland plans to start a "community input pro- gram" through which he will call Ward 2 residents who have expressed concerns about education and ask them their opinion on issues facing the board. 0 a Watch for our special Election Section in next Sunday's News Advertiser. In it, youT bear from all the candidates and where they,,stand.so you can cast an informed vote _j� AJAX-PICKERING The St. Paul's -on -the -hill She notes many people donated fall bags or food, St. Paul'3-on-the-hi Anglican Church, which is food bank is giving thanks to which is a significant dona based in Pickering, holds the people of Ajax and Pick- tion in these hard tinns. three food drives a year — at ering for their generosity in "I would like to thank the Thanksgiving, Christmas and supporting the bank's recent community for their generos- Easter. food donated to St. Thanksgiving food drive. ity and also for their vote of All the "Right now we have a confidence," says Ms. Trull. Paul's goes to Ajax and Pick - k whole warehouse full of "It's really encouraging ering residents. food , " says drive co-ordina- how generous people can be At times, the food bank tor Beverley Trull. "We have and it's reatly heart-warming assists over 1,000 people per Margaret and Charlie Faragher proudly posed Yvith their Nveddling at least enough to last us to to see people do think about month, most of them families gifts" after tying the knot last Saturday. Christnms.�" other peopW" with children. Photo by Celia Bronkhorst ........... ........... . SUN' oil aw, .,grafio ---- ------- OW993MONNOM - i� PICKERING ELECTION UPDATE Ward 2 regional council candidate vows 'fairness and common sense 9 PICKERING — Pickering real estate broker John Eng- land is seeking the Ward 2 regional seat on Pickering council. Mr. England has been active in the real estate industry -and for the past eight years has served on the board of directors of three major trade asso- ciations. With these organizations, he's chaired and served on over 38 committees and task forces. The candidate says that in terms of time, commitment and responsi- bility, his experience in six years on the Toronto Real Estate Board directorship is similar to that of .being a Town councillor, since the board has a staff of 220 and a $25 - million annual operating budget. John Engg He maintains he is used to facing ,tough issues and resolving prob- lems in areas of government legislation, budgeting, and strategic and long-range planning. Mr. England notes he is no stranger to the political arena, having traveled extensively across Canada and dealt with politicians at several levels of government in the course of his work. His cWtion platform is based on "fairness and common sense in local government", and includes stimulating local economic growth and job creation, dealing with euviron- mental and traffic issues, and getting residents more .involved in the decision-making process. Long-time parents' I Ward 2 trustee advocate seeks seat on separate board El Candidate says she's 'aware of changes' in education PICKERING — Fran Pereira has spent the last 12 years presenting parents' ideas and concerns to the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. Now, the mother of six children hopes to be chosen to th bl—M . t�.vt� in flu- Wnw 1A municipal election. "I am very aware of the changes that have taken place in education and espe- cially aware of the impact that the growth in population has had on our Pickering schools.- she says. Mrs. Pereira's involvement as a parent volunteer is ongoing. She is a mem- ber of St. Isaac Jogues, Parish and a volunteer with St. Isaac's Chil- dren's Liturgy. She is also chair of various parent -teacher organization committees at the elementary school level and served for two terms as president of St. Marguerite Bourgeoys parent -teacher association from September, 1987 to June, 1991. Mrs. Pereira is the founding president of St. Mary Catholic Secondary School parent-teacber association, serving for two terms from April 1990 to June 1991. She is also founding president of the Durham Regional Catholic parent - teacher association, on which she served from May 1990 to December 1993. Her three older children have com- pleted secondary school education, but she has three younger children currently attending St. Marguerite. candidate vows proactive politics PICKERING — Lifelong Pickering resident Mark Holland is running for the Ward 2 seat on the Durham Board of Education being vacated by current trustee Louise Farr. Mr. Holland decided to run because he's concerned the current educational system is pitting the parents, !eachers and the board against each other. M- h-lieves children aren't being provided the best possible education because the groups involved are isolated from each other and often in conflict, and that communication is the key to resolving this problem. "A strong educational system must have, at its base, communica- tion," says Mr. Holland. "If we are to prepare our youth for the complex and dynamic future that lies ahead we must work together, promoting co-operation and compromise." To accomplish this goal of increased communication Mr. Holland has committed himself to knocking on every door in Ward " * He says he will practise "proactive politics, politics that comes to the people instead of passively waiting for the public to reacC. Mr. Holland plans to start a "community input pro- gram" through which he will call Ward 2 residents who have expressed concerns about education and ask them their opinion on issues facing the board. 0 a Watch for our special Election Section in next Sunday's News Advertiser. In it, youT bear from all the candidates and where they,,stand.so you can cast an informed vote _j� PAGE MTHE NEWS ADVERTISER SVNDAY, ocToBFA ^ IVM Clean your cabinet of old L3 Pickering and Ajax pharmacies join forces to see that old drugs are disposed of properly AJAX-PICKERING — A dozen Ajax and Pickering phanria- cies are joining forces with 350 others in and around Toronto to remove old prescription and over- the-counter medications from households for safe disposal. The program taking place Nov. I to 12 is presented annually by the Metropolitan Toronto Pharma- cists' Association (M`TPA) to raise awareness of the dangers of stock- piling leftover medica- tions. This is the fifth year Ajax and Pickering pharmacies have par- ticipated in the Rx Safety Days, spon- sored by the Min- istry of Environment and more than 25 drug industry sup- porters. Ruth Mallon, campaign co - chairperson and MTPA president, says. "What few people realize is that some medications can become dangerous or lose their effective- ness with age. Most prescriptions are dis- pensed in quantities to be taken in their entirety but the reality is most people don"t follow this practice. This creates a mounting stockpile of old and potentially - dangerous medications in homes all across the city. - All medication retumed by the public during Rx Safety Days will be stored in approved waste con- tainers for pick-up and disposal by Etobicoke-based Laidlaw Medical Services - The program meets tough Min- istry of Environment requirmew. for storage. Drug return bags to be used by [be public to take medications back to participating pharmacies are available now through dispen- saries or cbeck-outs. And. they're being distributed door-to-door in several Ajax and Pickering neigh- borboods. PARTICIPATING AJAX PHARMACIES ARE Ajax -Pick- ering General HospWd, 580 Har- wood Ave. S.; Ajax Md and Care Pharmacy, 100-601 Hamood Ave. S.; Health Square, 15 Westney Rd. N.; Maxi Drugs, 240 Harwood Ave. S.; Pickering Village Phar- macy, 59 Oid Kingston Rd.; and Westney Guardian, 475 Westney Rd. N. PARTICIPATING PICKER- ING PHARMACIES ARE Bayridges IDA Drug Mart, 1225 Bayly SL; Fj� Pharmacy, 750 To comawnmme the 100th Anniversny of Dr. Forrest C Shaklee's Birdkft help = In id—flus IL 00 01 �� & Tues., Nov. 1st 3:00 pxck. Millers Creek Conservation Area (MXSW Ddve, Ajax) BMTHDAY CAAIKWE/ �ltk Emyose Wekowe 905-6s6-1117 Ig a Oklahoma Dr.; K -Mart Drug, 1355 Kingston Rd.-, Liverpool Pharmacy, 715 Krosno Blvd.. prescriptions Main Drug Mart, 1885 Glenanna Rd.; and Payless Drug Emporium, 1725 Kingston Rd. I E LRIVING CAN BE NATURAL AND FUNH Arc you satisfied with your child's progress in school? call today for a FREE consultation with one of _0 our Qualified Teachers. Math & Language Programs. A P DON'T DELAY Yum. & Thum 4" to 7" SL 7unmhy's Presbywrian Church CALL TODAY k6_ 97 Burcher, Ajax (905) 428-1285 Millwork "'Best Deck Contest" Winners Winners of Millwork's 1994 Dedc Building Contest were Roy & Marie Brooks Of BOwmOnville, 10 Place - $2,000 Gift Certificate: Fronk & Maria LePoutre of Pickering, 2nd Place - $1000 Gift Certificate and 3rd place, $500.00 gift certificate went to Doug & Yvonne Red1knop of Oshawa. The ne)d 7 bee docks each received $100.00 gift certificate& Contestants built their decks in 1994 with materials bought at Millwork Home Centres in Oshawa and Ajax. and then they submitted photographs of their creations. The decks were judged on workmanship, design, functionaft originality and finished presentation. Shown in the above photo am (I. to r.) Frank LePoutre; Yvonne Reclknop, Don Neate. Oshawa Store Manager: Roy Brooks, hotcling son Devin and Marie Brooks holding daughter CoHn. 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Ratini Salad SAVE 40 W 1$4149 F Awwt" rMeat Loffaves I ir SAVU $ I" P dhh Own Pickled Cottage Rolls $ 1 49 ftlaNwarear lN §*W Wotiftek"d I ft 000 ISJUM A J I ,-SalO Ell" Sun -9 November 6 JQU "WIRT= MUMOIRAINWM 1794 Uverpool R& Pd WNW& ""W THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 34 Iff4-PAGE 13 As you age, it's important to get enough exercise and eat a healthful diet. But, experts say, "healthful diet" means different things to dif- ferent people. Especially when those people are over 65. While the dietary key to good health for everyone is to eat a well- balanced diet of foods from all the food groups, older people have some special needs. For instance, studies show that the elderly produce less stomach acid than younger people do, which interferes with the body's absorp- tion of vitamins B-12 and B-6, folacin, iron. calcium and zinc. Deficiencies- in thet;e nutrients 0 D iet and exercise key to seniors' health can affect the nervous system and lead to depression and memory loss. And insufficient calcium can cause osteoporosis, or loss of bone mass. When bones become thin and brit- tle, they break more easily. Liver, red meat, poultry, eggs, milk and shellfish supply vitamin B-12. Whole grains, dried beans, red meat, poultry, potatoes, bananas, eggs and nuts provide vitamin B-6. Dairy products are a good source of calcium. Exercise For Health Even for tht. eldork, J� essential for he�& �i , �:" - - - Independence a new concept in retirement living Bj Beverl) McFar&ne Lafontaine says the units are par - More and more, we are finding ticularly "nice for couples." She out that the retirement phase of says generally, "There isn't a lot life is not synonymous with de- ofiered for couples-, normally they pendence and poor health. Many would have to take two separate retirees are, in fact, enjoying bedrooms, or be satisfied with a good health and as a result, want small suite - which can be tight to concentrate on doing the things for two people." they most enjoy. Although single people can Pickering's Orchard Villa, choose this lifestyle, Lisa notes, which opened in Oct., 1980, is "The apartments are a better one of 18 retirement facilities altemative for couples." run by Community Lifecare, an Prospective residents are able organization that has been in ex- to view three model suites. istence for the past 35 years. Besides the independent living While there is a nursing home available to the apartment dwell - and a retirement home at the ers, residents will value a host of ValleyFannRd. siteonOct. 15, services which they have at their the innovative owners held an disposal. These include a varied official open house fortheir new- social fife, with such activities as est addition to the project - 10 a band coming in on a regular each of which basis, day trips, or sporting floor plan. The events. You simply sign up for the units are ideal for the mature activities you enjoy. adult who stffl enjoys a certain In addition, residents have the level of ind , yet ap- choice of eating in one of two preciates the services ofa nurse dining rooms, or cooking for on duty 24 hours a day. In short, themselves. They can also have it is independence without iso- their laundry done by the Orchard lation. Villa staff. Each one -bedroom apartment Lisa says, "We're the only place includes a fid! bathroom, living- in Pickering offering apartments. - room, and breakfast nook com- Located on the ground level, the plete with microwave, small bar tastefidly decorated, fully car- ffidge, plus enough room for a peted apartments overlook an at - dining table and chairs. tractive courtyard. The units can be fin-nished or not, allowing residentsthe choice If you would like a tour of the of using their own furniture. facifities, or more information, Mafketing Assistant Lisa pimply call M.��k%4 j., ---------- R 4le FAI A - Regular weight-bearing exer- cise deposits calcium in the bones, reducing the risk of osteoporosis. Exercise also helps people over 65 maintain muscle mass, facilitates respiratory function, mobility and ambulatory capacity, and improves overall strength. Aerobic exercise promotes car- diovascular health. Nutrition In An Eggshell Another essential for good health is maintaining normal body weight. Experts recommend eating nutrient -dense foods—foods with a high proportion of nutrients to calo- Good choices include fish, poul- eggs, low-fat dairy products, zr�ilns, fruits and vegetables. To get you started, here are �n e ways to add eggs to your diet: 0 1 I'se leftover meats and veg- %libles in omelets or skillet scram - Keep hard -cooked eggs rldy ffor quick and easy snacks. iey can be stored in the refrigera- ,()r �n their shells for up to one Sprinkle chopped hard - cooked eggs on salads and soups. Also use them in casseroles or pasta salad. 9 Cook scrambled eggs in the microwave for a quick and easy breakfast. * If you're one of the minority of people who need to watch their dietary cholesterol intake, use one egg and two egg whites per serving. Egg whites have no fat. - Bake an egg in a green pep- per or tomato. .MATURE DRIVERS ANYONE OVER 55 SAVE MONEY ON AUTO & HOME INSURANCE FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave. #13 A Ajax, Ontario Eau6ilshed 1976 683-9725 trehard Tlll#, Who says you can't have it all? Thinking of moving to an acti retirement community, but afraid you'll have to give up the comfort and convenience of space? Think Orchard Villa! Now offering full service luxury apartments We are pleased to announce that Orchard Vd1a is now offering the independence and security of full-service, luxury one -bedroom apartments. Conveniently located near the Pickering Shopping Centm, Orchard ViUa is Pickering's finest retirement home. Each of the new apartmeM is spacious. elegantly appointed. equipped with a breakfast nook an with a wide range of services which include: - activity prograrns - housekeeping and laundry services - dvw meals daily - 24-hour nursing supervision * cable - four -piece en suite - air-conditioning - and much more . Or .r. WMAI MAVIPM I I ALL MCALLT MCANO CALL TODAY TO SET UP YOUR APPOINTMENT TO VIEW Orchard Villa C 'k-%A�-ft -tWC�L.W—Fd, Redsomew Rosidemm 1955 NiMey Fann Road. PtckarWg. Ontado (905) 831-2641 F -CRAFT SALE& BAZAAR NOVEMBER 19, from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. right loquMily d impria t PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30,1994 Grandparents and grandchildren: Perfect travelling companions Traveling is one of the most Or, if ' you prefer independent substantial room and dinner dis- rewarding ways to strengthen the travel, be sure to enroll in the counts at their participating bond between grandparents and right membership travel pro- hotels worldwide. grandchildren. In my years orga- grams. Some offer its rnernbers - Pack sniart--pack nizing intergenerational trips for grandparents and grandchildren and as a grandmother myself, I've learned first-hand how rewarding it can be to share a traveling experience with your grandchil- dren. The following tips can help You make the most of traveling together: a Introduce your grandchil- dren to the idea of traveling long before vou actually take the trip. Show them photographs of where You'd like to take them and tell them about your previous travel experiences. This builds excite- ment about travel and helps keep Your grandchildren's minds open to new experiences. a Consider proposing a trip as a gift for grandchildren. Graduation, academic achieve- ments or birthdays can be excel- lent reasons for planning a trip. * Research possible destina- tions together. Read the same boolus. study maps and locate his- torical highlight-, of possible des- tinations. If possible, write to friends in the area you're plan- ning to visit to get an overview. Look for activities that are both educational and fun. Planning the trip together will help make your grandchildren more active participants in the experience. - Get with the right travel progranis Research intergenera- tional package tours such as Grandtravel that provide every- thing you and your grandchildren will need when traveling. 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TmvelX have developed an exclusive travel medical insurance package. uncleinivrritten by Muttliall of Ornaha. that is the envy of the inctustry. As OtUP continues to cut costs. twO things are very clear, t1iie rust is that You must buy travel medical coverage; the second is that you should consult someone who knows the entire industry to help you make the tight choice. TU gianble is jtst we Smait. — ' �iq -.0%4 .4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1"4 -PAGE IS Aquari Relaxation and relief from stressful situations go hand in hand with good health and fit- ness. This is why your doctor's oi dentist's office may have an aquarium. Now, two doctors at the University of Pennsylvania have proved what many doctors and dentists have known for years: Watching tropical fish in a home aquarium is not only relaxing and a good way to relieve stress, but actually reduces high blood pres- ums can be a great stress relievers aquarium yet most accurately the water. A Whisper air pump is rine neutralizer, such as it with the water from the aquari- sure. Drs. Aaron H. Katcher and Alan M. Beck published the results of their study, "New Perspectives on Our Lives With Common Animals," in the University of Pennsylvania Press. Not only is a home aquarium enjoyable, entertaining and a good hobby for any family mem- ber, it is also a proven benefit to your health. Owning a home aquarium obviously has many positive bene- fits. Throughout the United States, 10 million aquariums are being enjoyed in homes, offices, restaurants and hotels. Undoubtedly you have seen at least one and may have wondered, "How do I or my youngsters (kids love tropical fish and easily get involved in the simple mainte- nance) get started?" First, you will want to locate a good dealer in your area. If you have a friend who has an aquari- um, ask for a reference; other- wise, the phone book lists most tropical fish retailers. During your visit to a tropical fish store, you will want to get some idea of aquarium sizes and of the equipment you will need, and look over the selection of the fish so that you can choose the ones you will want to keep. It is advisable to purchase a book that provides complete instructions on setting up and maintaining an aquarium. One basic rule to follow, how- ever, is to buv the largest aquari- um possible: The greater the water environment, the less chance there is of water problems. When determining where to put the new aquarium, several factors should be considered. You don't want to put it in direct sun- light, because this will cause algae to grow on the glass and plastic accessories. You also shouldn't put it on your best car- peting, because during water changes some water may splash on the floor. Finally, since water is heavy, you should put it on a firm stand. After you have decided on the aquarium, your first accessory will be a tightly fitting canopy cover equipped with a fluorescent fixture. Fluorescent fixtures throw off a cool light and will not cause fluctuations in the water temperature. While on the subject of water temperature, tropical fish require an environment maintained at about 25 degrees Celsius. Therefore, you win need a good heater and an aquarium ther- mometer A recent development 'in this technology is the liquid crystal digital thermometer, which affixes to tlie 00"WO Of ", measures the water temperature. The Second Nature Acura 1000 aquarium heaters and Acura liq- uid -crystal aquarium thermome- ters are accurate to within one degree and can be easily read through the aquarium glass. You will also need a quality filter. Your dealer can give you proper advice, since there are sev- eral types of filters and your needs will vary with the size of your aquarium. The Whisper Power Filter and Bio -Bag Filter Cartridge system are an easy way to maintain a crystal-clear aquari- um. If you are going to keep a lot of fish, you will also want a sepa- rate air pump to add oxygen to good for this purpose, and is quiet and long-lasting. Decorating an aquarium is great fun. There are multi -col- ored gravels, highly decorative backgrounds and hundreds of ornaments, as well as Plantastics plastic aquarium plants so real in reproduction it's almost impossi- ble to distinguish them from live plants. Most good retailers will have a complete assortment, and your selection should be based on the size of your aquarium and the amount of money you decide to spend. Once you have set up your aquarium, you should add a chlo- OPEN TO MID 7 DAYS AquaSafe 2 in 1, to the water and add only a few fish initially. These few fish will help develop the proper biological conditions neces- sary to maintain a fully stocked aquarium. After three to four weeks, if everything is functioning properly, you can then go ahead and add the rest of the fish. Aquarium maintenance is a lot simpler than people think. Every two weeks, a partial water change (not greater than 20 per- cent), by siphoning the water from the bottom of the aquarium, is all that is required. A device called the HydroClean allows an eff-i- cient siphoning by separating the debris in the grav,-! �ind A HARWOOD PLACE MALL 31A Harwood Avenue 683-5222 um. On a monthly basis your filter will require minimal mainte- nance. That's all there is. Following this simple routine, chances of fish disease or any other aquarium problems are remote. In fact, one of the biggest problems people have is spending too much time maintaining their aquarium. On a daily basis, of course, fish should be fed; a good quality flake food such as Tetra.Min will provide a complete diet for almost all fish. Tropical fish are beautiful� they are easy to maintain and pro,��ide a lifetime hohh,.- EVERYTHING YOU WAN T IN A D RU 0 STOR E. PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVFJITISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3o, 19% MUNCF: __ 7 =-an mar Safety start Timed dry - Spiral agitator , Large capacity MLARGE i Porcelain enamel drum nn, I - Self cleaning filter SELECTION avy dutv . Lint collector OF BUILT-IN & PORTABLE 3 YRS DISHWASHERS SE ,2 OPENINGS FREEICYEARS SIGNAL L:GHTS 10 YEARS WARRANTY ON DRUMS • SPILL PROOF: * CRISPER BASKET WARRANTY COOK -00 ON TRANSMISSION PARTS I YEAR HOME SEFIVICE - ON CASTERS • VARIABLE BROIL , �CE CUBE TRAYS CON7QO!� FROM CU. FT. F. IF" IF IMF: v A: iv A jo. AOL NIA S. Oil ECE,COLO 7 POn L _q D I N E TT . . r.- , I CHERRY FINISH L -,4t �qyrlw' M 4 -113 DINING ROO 01 VIER 100 DINING ROOMISAND DNETTES TO CHOOSE FROM ALL 7 PIECEST H HARP S pe 1. 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P LIC The wind was bowling through the trees shaking what leaves were left off of the branches leaving the bra more skeleton like. The wispy ckxxis swept past the moon allow - mg just brief moments of moonlight to fil- ter through. Suddenly out of the dark- ness came a blood curdling scream that echoed through the nigbL - Janette got up so quickly she knocked over the bowl of popcorn she was snacking on. She turned off the television just as the vampire was about to sink his bloody fangs into a young, beautiful, blonde haired woman's flesh. Ass soon as Janette bad turned off the television a shiver ran thiwgh her body. re ad U e -I've got to stop scaring myself. It was only a movie. I'm twelve years old and anyway, I watch millions of these movies-. She p"ed up a book called "Scary Stories To Tell in the DaW'. -Maybe this will calm me down a bit-. She sad as walked up to her wonderful bedroom and flopped down on her bed and started to readL When she was nm the fourth chapter she fdI asleep and the book slipped out of her hands and fiell to the floor. Then suddenly she awoke and thought she heard the door bang. "Mom, is that you?". No answer. She walked down the stairs and looked in the kitchen. She didn't see anyone so she turned on the light and there standing in the doorway was a ....Vnuq MW Janette screamed her way �Ddown the hallway with the vampire following in hot ptWSUiL Janette flung open the back door and ran toward the back fence. As soon as she reached it she tried to climb it. She fdl backwards and looked behind her. The vampire was about three feet away and was coming toward her. She got up as quick as a flash. She had almost reached the top of the fence when the vampire grabbed her. She screamed until her lung's hurt. She screamed louder. Then the vampire leaned close as if to bite her and said,"lioncy, why are you running away from me? Rm=- ber I dressed up as a vampire? It's me daddyr' By Shannon Vaughan Grade 5, Glengrove Public School Thank you for the entries... EDUOR'S NOTE: The Ajax-PickeTing News Advertiser was inun- dated with entries ftom stu- dents in our communities. We were suitably borri- fied -- but thoroughly enter- tained — by the imaginative stories students came up with, and have selected our -winner. 'Me winning entry, seen above on this page, earns the author a pim party for their class. A selection of stories that receive an hon- orable mention are for you to enjoy on the next two pages. Thanks to all who took part in our October Student Challenge. We invite you to continue read- ing the paper and keep an eye out for new challenges! 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C hoome from our quallity With the purchase of For the `� sch NAMES Wckoirg frames and lenses. thrr", & Lomb, clewest Jesm, Hy&on lerises in �0 we"'ey Toric - Cdoured 2 Iftwom e CAW= ld*O'-�e n:z_--i. Lenses Se*o& FIleceive 15% il�W$ 80001 .1l1VlZllUlt;UllV�1U1)1 EEEEE" protkj& Millim 0 TOMM OW %wound" Aron CM at TMM 011:1111111111111M no fts 40fty".% ft* ftO XX k1WW Ma SM %ap St. n Avit, Kodw C11111111111111 WW4 —704M —2affis _Niiiw (10 ram 750 0111011111111, SL TL W906MC101111111 1149 PON AVILK 39111L�IWLE MIM ___213-= —SUM —4M4111 00M - 4112 0 Am F00iiietaSLE 2v owdo SL E� '1143 f1113)23114111111 Xilwo Mile, _J0SV6.= . "S 3L LVA11111111 Ibid 01lers nct vald wdh any oew promotiors or diecowW M746411111111) Oftrs valld urd December 31, 1994. I GHOST OUP&HULLIP HOFMAND One day Phillip Hofmand had st came back from his wife's ieral. He was really sad because never got to tell her a lot of things d he wasn't that nice to her. He :ked up all the pictLm of her and of her clothing. For a week no e heard of Phil. Phil's neighbors t worried and phoned the cops. ien the police got there they bust - down the door and found Phillip, had hung himself. Two years later land lord was trying to sell the ise that Phillip had lived in. No , bought the house or was inter - ed. "I guess we can tear it wn."Jess the land lord said ell I guess so, besides it's been sale for two months", replied S' assistant. ood news!"bellowed the boss as boomed out the door. "Someone its to buy the house" iat's just great", the assistant Within two weeks the family had 'Ved in. "Peter!", called Miss. re. "Please bang up the bird 11 "Okay-, replied Peter. As he 3g: up the bird cage he had no kka I the place he had chwen was the De place Phil had hung himself When he went into the living im he heard a rattle and then a mp. He went into the kitchen and re lied his bird on the floor, it 11 , HE VIPER was a dark and stormy night. was taking a shower when all of the water shut off. He got a just as the phone rang. John said lo". There was silence on the end. John was about to hang up he heard someone say -the is coming". 11w person on the end hung up. John became very ot! decided to turn on the televi- and watch the David Letternian . When the show was over he to get sonic fresh air on the bal- of the apartment- Good thing he because he spotted his parents ng to the lobby doors. John dart - his room and put his Janis on real When John woke up the next he watched the news on tele - A citizen had been shot and by the so-called Viper. John ght the Viper was coming the kill because of the phone call the before. "My God, the Viper is g for me', John said. "Ibat's dear" his mom said. She didn't lieve him. Now he was really ! He went to school but could keep his mind off the Viper. He d his teacher he was not feeling B so he could go home. 1Aer that . & his parents went out and left n alone it the apartment. John television when after a little c he bearil a strange noise. He over at the wrtains of the bal, and saw a shadowy figure with a wd a bucket of something. John into his dad's room and got his John had his fmgcr en the trigger. up the curtains and to his it was a window washer with his squeegy and a bucket of water. What a relief! By Dwdel Koo& L*A" POW Sc" looked black and old. Then Peter knew it was dead. After that they hung a plant where the cage bad been. Seconds later, the plant was dead too. A week later they got a cat. Peter was watch- ing television. he heard an agonizing meow and a thud. The cat looked just how the bird did when Peter had found him dead. IMt night Peter heard a man cry- ing, Peter slowly walked down the stairs, and there sat the ghost of Phillip Hofirnand. Suddenly the ghost looked at him and his eyes went red. Peter screamed and his mom came down the stairs. She screamed too as the ghost walked towards diem. For two months no one heard form the Core family. The police had a look inside the house and found a safe. They cracked the code and opened the door. They found everything dim Mrs. Hofinand owned and two gn*n- ning skulls. By Matthew Smith -Johnson Grade 6, Lirwoln Avenue Public School THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OC"MBER A 19114 -PAGE 19 A NTION AU CRAFTERS Tired of being on a waiting list? Is your inventory piling up? If you have .4 quality crafts and want to increase your exposure and sales NOW, join our new craft centre for the Christmas -A rush!' (905) 686-1190 -A F:47if LtR 1 r72RTRAIT Po CwRISTMAS CARDS )1,1\\\ Wellman Associates Life - Disability - Group Insurance - Pension Plans - RRSP's & Annuities 1099 Kingston Rd. 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It all started like this ..... Annie. a child of eight years moved into town with her mother. father and four brothers. She was the sweetest and most well behaved in her family, It was October the 30th the day before Halloween, when ent: -Children. this year your father and I have decided that since you're getting older, you may pick out a pumpkin by your- selves." "Yal-, -All right!" said Annie's older brothers But when Annie turned around, her brothers were already off and running. Annie tried to catch up, but her brothers were too fast for her. So Annie stopped running and she let a tear roll down her face. She never got to do any1hing with her brothers. Annie decided to take another way back home so that she could see more of her new town. On her way back, Annie was surprised to see a big perfectly round pumpkin sit- ting by itself in the field beside her. Wondering why nobody had taken it yet, she ran over and picked it up, thinking what great luck she had. When she reached home, she quietly tiptoed into her room and placed the big pumpkin beside hL- bed. Annie wouldn't usually bid, anything hum her parents, but she kept thinir g who great fun it is to haVe her own pumpkin. So, for the ma of that day and the next day, 'SIX 1301,113;2,11�w to Ir .1eep her out of sight. On nigK after trick or treatmg, she went up to her room and pulled out her p6mpkin from behind her bed. When she turned it around, she shrieked. It had developed eyes, a nose and a mouth, and inside, a candle was beginning to burn. "I am Sma-0-I witern you are mine", came a deep voice fim the pumpkin. Annie's shrieking became smaller and so was she. V&n she was small enough, she was PuRed into the pumpkin, and was burning to her death. After do night, her family disappeated, --A Scare -O -Lantern was back * ;Fmiddle of a fieK waiting 150'ur more spmts to mute within him. The Adult Learning Centre Durham Board of Education is introducing a series of Saturday and evening fall computer workshops and courses. This is an opportunity for you to learn many of the micro -soft programs as well as WordPerfect and Lotus programs, courses, times, and locations are listed below. EXCEL FOR WINDOWS WORDPERFECT 6.0/MN. LOTUS 1-2-3 INTER. WORDPERFECT 5.1 INTERM WORKPERFECT 5.1 INTRO. KEYBOARDING LOTUS 1-2-3 INTRODUCTION WORDPERFECT 6.0 (WIN) WORDPERFECT 5.1 INTRO. WORKIDERFECT 5 1 INTERV. NOV. 9 -DEC. 14 WEDNESDAY 6:30-9:30 P.M. C.S.T.C.-PICK. 6 $99.00 NOV. 14 -DEC. 19 MONDAY 6:30-9:30 P.M. C.S.T.C.-PICK. 6 $99.00 NOV. 3 -DEC. 8 1 THURSDAY 1 7:00-9:00 P.M. DASE-PICK. 6 $55.00 NOV. 2 -DEC. 7 WEDNESDAY 6:30-9:30 P.M. DASE-PICK. 6 $83.00 NOV. 1 -DEC, 6 TUESDAY 6:30-9:30 P.M. DASE-PICK. 6 $83.00 NOV. 1 -NOV. 15 TUESDAY 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 3 $42.00 NOV. 8 -DEC. 16 TUESDAY 6:30-9:30 P.M. 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EXCEL FOR WINDOWS - GRAPHS NOVEMBER19 1:00 PM. -5:00 PM. BUYING A PERSONAL COMPUTER BUS. PROC. FOR THE OFFICE DOS INTRODUCTION LOTUS 1-2-3 (DOS) OVERVIEW LOTUS 1-2-3 (DOS) MACROS WINDOWS - EXCEL OVERVIEW WINDOWS - FILE MANAGER WINDOWS/DOS OPERATING SYSTEMS VANDOWS - SHARING INFO. WINDOWS - OVERVIEW WORDPERFECT - UPGRADE 5.1 TO 6.0 VAN WORDPERFECT 5.1 INTERMEDIATE P.R.S.S. P.R.S.S. P.R.S.S. P.R.S.S. P.R.S.S. P.R.S.S. P.R.S.S. DASE-PICK. C.S.TC. C.S.T.C. C.S.T.C. C.S.T:C. C.S.T.C. C.S.T.C. C.S.T.C. C.S.T.C. 4 4 4 6 1 3 2 1 DECEMBER10 1:00 P.M. -4:00 RM. ALC 1 NOVEMBER19 1:00 P.M. -4:00 PM. ALC 2 NOVEMBER12 1:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. ALC 2 NOVEMBER19 1:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. ALC 1 1 NOVEMBER26 9,00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. ALC 2 NOVEMBER26 &30 A.M.-12:30 P.M. ALC 1 DECEMBERIO &30 A.M.-12:30 P.M. ALC 1 NOVEMBER12 NOVEMBER5 DECEMBER 3 NOVEMBER26 NOVEMBER12 WOO A.M.-12-00 RM. &30 A.M.-12:30 RM. &30 A.M.-12:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. 9,00 A -M.-12:00 P.M. ALC ALC ALC =0 ALC 2 3 $110.00 . 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Only 52,500 rrliles. AN OFFEF CONCORDE LOADED PRICED TO rquh I H uWkkl� SPERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY M; 1; fll;l q 941 AND EVERY NIGHT 1— . . I — , . : 111111111100r= PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTIISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1"4 SPORTS V SOCCER Monarchs down Trojans in big junior contest By AL RIVETT SPOM RE"TER AJAX-PICKERING —The St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs junior boys' soccer team sewed up first place in the LOSSA West Division standings after a pivotal win over Pickering High School Tuesday afternoon. A steady wind played a big role in deciding the winner between the two undefeated teams in Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) league this season. Unfortunately for the Pickering High Trojans. it was the St. Mary Monarchs who best utilized the windy conditions. The Monarchs. with the wind at their backs in the second half of play, capitalized early and held off the Trojans for a 1-0 victory at Pickering High. The hero for St. Mary was striker Greg Jones who scored the game -breaking goal after a long. high pass from Liam Straney off a free kick. Jones outran a Pickering defender, controlled the ball and lofted a shot over the Trojans' goalkeeper into the net. The victory boosts the Monarchs' league record to eight wins and one tie. The Trojans' record falls to seven defeats and one loss. Monarchs' coach Mike O'Brien praises his charges for a fine overall team effort to keep the squad's unbeaten record intact in the final regular -season contest. He centres out his defensive players and keeper Cohn Maher for a "brilliant game . Trojans' coach Tim Edwards says his charges' inability to cash in on scoring chances when they had the wind in the first half was the squad's downfall. "We had some opportunities, but we didn't capitalize on them. There were a lot of good battles out there. It would have been nice to play when the wind wasn't affecting the game so much. The wind was the third opponent out there. It really affected our game," says Edwards. He praises the work of sweeper John Miller who was "all over the field on defence and stopped many of their scoring chances�'. LOSSA soccer playoffs will start next week with St. Mary to play the fourth -place team in the West Division. Pickering High, destined to finish second in the West Division, takes on the third- place squad in the East Division. Playoff rriatch-ups, dates and times weren't known at our press deadline. Area gymnasts shine in Winter Games bids AJAX-PICKERING — Several area gymnasts 34.45. Her best result was a second on bars. fared well at the first selection meet for the Canada Jonette Martin, of Ajax, was 27th mvrall. Winter Games at the Brampton Gymnastics Club The second qualifying meet for the Canadian recently. Winter Games will once again be hosted by the Nicole Lipbardt. of Ajax, placed fourth with an Brampton club next month. overall score of 35.25 after finishing first on floor The Canada Winter Games are in Grande Praine, and sixth on beam. Alberta in February. Jamic Rawlings, of Pickering. was seventh overall Liphardt. Rawlings and Martin are all members of with a scm of 34.55. Her best finish was an eighth the Winstowte Gymnastic Association in Markham. on bars. Meanwhile, Koelil is a member of Gemini Kirsten Koehl placed ninth overall with a score of Gymnastics in Oshawa. V EQUESTRIAN Pony club members show horse sense at nationals AJAX-PICKERING — Local pony club members fared well at the annual Canadian Pony Club National Quiz in Ottawa recently. In the A/B divmon, first place went to the team of Jeri Brown of Ajax, Catherine Burke of Leitcbcroft, Amy Bytzek of Tynedale and Kirsten Taylor of Toronto/North York. Sixth place went to the team of Jennifer Plummer of Ajax, Stq)hanie Inglis o(Eglinton and Sharon Cummin of E&nton. At the 'C' level, the team of Amanda Blake of Ajax, Karen McKenzie of Ajax, Krisd Zy1stra of Pickering and Megan Rousseau of Simcoe placed sixth. Quiz includes a wrinen test on both riding and horse care knowledge, a visual lest in which competitors must identify certain equine objects and a series of 'stations' featuring games with horse -related themes. FAMILY DENTISTRY IN PICKERING DR. R GOODMAN & DR. S. WEINER & ASSOCIATES L (4/ IN HOUSE ORAL SURGEON & PERIODONTIST EMERGENCIES SEEN —IMMEDIATELY EVENINGS & SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT SEMORS DISCOUNT DENTISTRY WHILE ASLEEP AVAILABLE I L, 141,1A 21114 k'k LITA 4 K*1 r, R 839m5951 W UMPOM FID. 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PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428 -Ml PICKERING KINSMEN SANTA CLAUS PARADE NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES Corporate and Communilty Entries Welcome PARADE DATE: SAT., NOV. 12,1994 THEME THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS Any groups vAshing to participate may pick up entries at - LOEB DIXIE & FINCH - JUMBO VIDEO HWY. 2 - PICKERING TOWN CENTRE INFORMATION BOOTH S"y ow Commw*s GraiftV Nwd MICHAa SCHROEDER ART GALLERY AND UNITED WAY OF AJAXPCKERJNG X Date: Smsday. Novenaber 6. J994 L�acwiox: Michael Schnmder Art GaUtry 1410 Ba)gy St.. Pickering (FAw of GO Srxj Time: Preview. 12.00pAL Auction: 1.0 pAL Featuring Artists: Sieve HOUSIM Trisha Roomace Laura Bepry OW SaurAers AJ. Caum Carl Brenders Roberl Bateman Walter Caw,*U Jamer LAumbers Seery Lester OVER 1W PIE= UP FORAVOWN IfY= QVMW AUM4 bW NOW JAR AV P_"C*_-Ph_*Wi7A0PfiWy bww"x 0006W 3" d"Novankr5d awpow aaa*wa� uddw CAVA 40 Every Friday , the News Advertiser provides space for readers with touch-tone phones to air your pot peeve in Whists your bes" , tell us about your Athlete of the Week or Uroung Hera and give us your opinion on issues of the day in OPEN- ILINE. Deadline for all three features is 11 p.m. Tuesday before the Friday publica- tion. For information on how to tell us about your Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero, or, to access OPEN - LINE, seethe boxes below. To tell us What's your beef?, call 683-7040 and access box 8006. (YoUll be given instructions when you call 683-7040.) POLITICS (Part 1) I just finished reading Kip Van Kempen's mayoralty pamphlet and I'm very upset about the Way this man Carries on his pol- itics of negativism. He tells half the story. Norman Edwards f 0 POLITICS (PART 2) I get very annoyed at people who come Out of nowbere -- and who have little or no expe- rience in municipal politics -- to run for high positions in munic- iPal government. David Seale POLITICS (PART 3) My beef is with the munici- pal election campaign and the provincial election campaign coming up. I've bad it with Mike Har- ris, Lyn McLeod and with the Provincial govern. ment now in power. I'ye bad it with public school board trustees and local politicians giv- ing themselves perks and otherwise lining their pocke ts. And I'm fed up with special interest groups. When is the normal person going to get a chance to have a Say? I guess Beefline is the only way I can say it: You're all nothing but a bunch of phoneys. Laura Pheney Robert Bentley was a one-man scoring machine in Pickering Vil- lage Soccer Club play this season. The six year old played for the St. James Cafe team in the mini -squirt divi- sion, amassing 42 goals and four assists to lead not only his division, but e entire club in scoring. St. James Cafe finished as league champs and playoff finalists this season. Do you have a local Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero? Lot us know by calling InfoS- ource at 683-7040. When the recorded mes- sage asks for a category number, use your touch-tone phone to call $016 and leave a rnessage. OR, drop us a line at Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero, clo News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LiS 2H5 OR, FAX us at 6s3-7363. I I:J= UGENCE TO DRIVE Graduated licensing makes no sense. When we get a job how are we going to get to it? If we get a job our parents will have to drive with us. But, what if they're not home or they're working? Then we're stuck. We're not going to take a taxi and pay for it with the money we've earned. That would be pointless. We think graduated licensing is no good. Dave Bobak, Robert Maeder, 14. (ir if ff SETTING THE SCENE: The rovincial government has decid- ed to spend $100 million on a cancer centre for Durham Region, to the relief of many who have had to travel long distances to get treatment THE QUESTION: Has cancer touched your life? LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: Do you think capital punishment should be reinstated in Canada? YES: 72% NO: 28% To answer this question, call 683-7040. To record a YES answer, press 8026. To record a NO answer, press 8027. ATTENTION ADVERTISERS! Infosource is an informa- tion and advertising service where advertisers can sponsor a category or place message on their own box. 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CLOSING TAIL $4 !.9 I NOV SM I L E T ---------- 1 L—tco"PoNvAL N STOW FIE 6..�L==jSTOAEFIElALS3l9 .. __j — ----- ---- --- I ; PRICES EFFECTIVEF" SILK OCT. 31V94 TD$A7LMAY WV.sjq4 ' ' WFRESRWT4RWTTOL#MT I . PAGE 2A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30,19% Name Dropping Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the scariest column in print today. We have a whole bunch of ghosts and goblins to tell you about, so let's light some candles and be prepared for some treats, but no tricks... Gerrit and Hendrika Schmitz of Ajax celebrated an awfully special occasion on Oct. 18 — their 60th wedding anniversary. The couple were married in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands. in 1934 and brought their family to Canada in 19.54. A party was held on Oct. 16. with the& children and spouses. eight grandchildren and one great-grandcbild there to wish the couple all Lhe best and hopes for many more... Dianne and Reg Leavens are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Richelle to Sean Browne. The couple became engaged on Oct. I and plan to marry in August of 1995. Wishing them the best are Dianne, Reg, Cathy and Dana... "0 A little train engineer is turning one on Nov. 3. Wishing Curtis Joseph Airdrie, who's a very special boy. a happy birthday are Grandma, Grandpa, aunt Kim, uncle Brian. Tara, Mommv and Daddv... Curtis Airdrie Gerrit wW HerWrika Schmitz OcL 26 was a special day for Margaret and Richaird Ayofte, as they celebrated their 45th anniversary. They wed in Sault Soe. Marie a 1949 and now reside in Ajax. Family and friends wished them all the best, with love coming from Carol, Ted, Cbaotelle, Jessica, Alex and Timmy... 000 Matthew Cbellew has a good reason to smile on Oct. 30. He anus nine years old and wishing him a happy birthday are Mom and Cbris, Paige, Dad and Laura, Mr. and Mrs. Bill, Jen and Eric. Matthew wants to wish Mr. Bill a happy birthday and it's also on Oct. 30. Paige sends along hugs, kisses and birthday wishes to Grandpa... 0" Nov. 4 is going to be special for a beautiful young lady. Rachel Ward turns nine years old and wishing her a happy birthday will be Mom, Dad, brother Ryan, Nana, Papa, Grandma, auntle Wendy in Australia, and Ruffuls... Matthew Chellew "0 A cutie with a big smile has turned one. Samantha Leigh Kemp celebrated her birthday on Oct. 26 and special birthday wishes came from Mom, Dad and Jessie the dog... Samantha Kemp Kimberly Beth Roberts is turning into a lovely young lady. She turns six years old on Nov. 3 and Mommy. Daddy and little sister Natalie want to wish her a very happy birthday. "We hope you have a pufffect Lion King party. Lots of love and kisses from everyone in the family. fley Kimmie' You're in the paper. her fwnily says... kisses will be M 0 m m y , Daddy, brother Christopher, Nana Caloura, Grandma and Grandpa Araujo, and Bandit the cat... Amanda 0" The little beauty in the Desroches home is going to be three Nov. 3. Wishinc, Alexandria a happy birthday will be Mom, Dad. Grandma, Grandpa, Nana, Papa. Robin, Missy, Scott and aunt Donna... 000 A friends writes: "Congratulations go out to Anne (nee Wharton) and Rob Hackett, who were married Sept. 19, 1994. Proud brother Dave Wharton gave away the bride. The beautiful wedding was followed by an exquisite reception at Cullen Gardens. Family and friends travelled from across Canada and England. Anne and Rob enjoyed a great honeymoon in the Maritimes." The happy couple now live in Ajax... Alexandria Desroches Brenda and Garry Gerber are might proud of theff: daughter Melanie Heather, as she graduated recently as a registered nurse from Seneca College in Toronto... Kimberly Roberts One of the big fellas in the Whittle home in Ajax had a birthday on Oct. 26. Patrick was one and wishing him a happy birthday, with lots of love, were brother Jeffrey, Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandad, Grandpa, aunt Jeanie, cousins Lisa. Michele and Joe, and the rest of the family.. Melanie Gerber The big girl in the Kozak home turned one on Oct. 29. Wishing Alexandra a happy birthday with -all our love" were Mommy and Daddy. -You are the joy in our lives," her parents say... Anne and Rob Hackett 0.. That brings us to the end of another edition or Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 6&3-5110, fax 683-7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is. no longer running birth announcements. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified department at 683-5110. Patrick Whittle 0" A message for Amanda, who is turning seven years old: "On Oct. 31, 1987, you into this world as no trick to us, but a real am!" Wishing Amanda a happy birthday with lots of hugs and Al: 111.1"', 6;4 161:-�A;,�.A; Alexardra Kozak 0" Oct. 20 was a special day for Cookie, also knows as Ashley Elamad, as she turned three years old. Wishing Cookie a happy birthday with hugs and kisses we J.J., Muffin, sister Sammy, Mom, Nana and uncle Eggy. "We love you baby," her family says... "Lordy, lordy, my honey -bun turns 40!" Honey -bunny Tom Emmer celebrates his 40th birthday on Oct. 31 and wishing him a happy 40th birthday will be wife Joyce, daughter Kelly and son Braid. "Love ya honey," the family says... Ashley 'Cookie' Hamad -.Tom 'Honeptw"' F;mnw low THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30,1994 -PACE 27 ownifty Mwns Oulalfty - adveriim both 01111h"11-Whift .1 This Week (5764M) and Ajax_pickering Nms Adverliser (798-7672) Combined Prwsrun of 126,300 every Suiriday exe 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax --Open: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTERS Start Your Training Toda i Y, My name is John Crane. I teach Accounting and Computers at the Pickering Campus of the Toronto School of Business. I have first-hand knowledge of the skills required to help you SUCCEED! My next class starts November 21, 1994. -NOW IS THE TIME TO ENROLL. We don't waste your time. We teach you what you need to know in as little as 6 months. K-AMUT IS kAAreerupuloirm: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WOODDN�� PROCESSING G ACCOUNTING COMPUTERS ING & ARMUYSIS LEGAL SECRETARY/ MEDICAL OFFICE MICRO CoMnr"R BUSINESS HOTEL RESTAURANT BANKTELLIf1iIG & RNANCIAL ASSISTANT A"LICATIONS MANAGEMENT S"I'VICIS MICRO COMPUTER ELECTRONICS DENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT TRAVEL TOURISM VMCUTIVE SECRETARY -You may quality lor Financial Assistance. Gall.and inquire. TORONTO - The i School of Business Practical PICKERING CAMPUS Choice! 1450 Kingston Rd, Suite 17 Mititering, Ontario 420-1344ext. 33 0.L. aturfing November 21, 1994 FRVV- TRAJNIENG " TROW WHO QUAXMT LAN __ S OIAGY A" COY"M" SERVICING SOFIVARE APPLICAMONS DOS & UNDC OPERATING SYSTEMS WINDOWS NOVELL JAN NETWORKING PC SERVICING & TROUBLESHOOTING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL CAXEER DEVE]LOPMENT INSTITUTE HENRY DEVLIN LIMITID SEATS AVAILABLE . - j HAVE 15 hours a w0W *A to ffake =? Vftk out d your home. own $1500 PW. moid with an eK04- k" 38 year am owpww. CAN (4102"4493.(110194) General 1 10 Help CARDINAL "Nam a 4:11111111ifiII1111110 WC NANNIES REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY LIVE-IN OR LIVE OUT DRIVERS PREFERRED. `ALL NOW FOR INTERVIEW. RIDE WANTED from Pickering Village to (and from) Durharr college. 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon. - Fri. after 4 phone - A137-711AA : 9: f 5TWrl I m Learn a NEW skill! m Increase your tax KNOWLEDGE! m CONVENIENT times & locations! HIR RUN - For more infomtion call: 725-4563 General 110 Help YOUR FAMILY SUPERPvIAPKET IMMEDIATE POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR COUNTER HELP AT THE SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT OF DEVILLE PRODUCE. PART AND FULL-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE. ANY RETAIL SEAFOOD EXPERIENCE WILL BE A PLUS. PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON TO: MIKE'S FISH MARKET DEVILLE PRODUCE 3570 BROCK ST NORTH WHITBY, ONTARIO (905) 427-4311 The Model and Talent Bureau of Ontario has seiected me Osnawa area *D PaMapate in its Model and Talent Search VS. The Model & Talent Bureau will Do holding private audition* an Sunday. Nov. 6th. 19U in Oshawa by appointment only. There is a $32.00 *v;Wuabon fee at the Wrio of audition. Fol *vw4ation too will be refunded if registrant does not quality. The Model and Talent Bweau is looking 1w all ages. shape&, and sizes, male and fernW* (newboirn to-.?) ncluding families for magazine shoots. TV commercials. feature films. catalogues, etc. Everyone is invited to audition. To schedule an audition or for further inlormation. pmorm 1-519-541-0387 between 10 a.m. " 5 p.m. Monday ro Friday Model and Talent Bureau of Ontario We are not a School or Agency, P"Contract positions available in Pickerine, Ajax & Whithy for long term contracts. * FORKLIFT DRIVERS *GENERALLABOURERS * PICKER/PACKER Safety boots required. Shift work. Call IAN M.AKnN UMITED 500 - III Grangeway Avenue Scarborough. ONT. M I H 3139 hph: (416)439-6400 Fax: (416)439-6922,,o SALES ASSOCIATES Part -Time for our store in Picke i g Retail experience and a flair for decorating are assets. Extensive sales training program. Training allowance, commission and benefits are part of our package. For an interview call: TU Furnitinim Mag MR. HOFIFMANN &39-2M "" Customer Invoicing Clerk W� Me GM experience required for part-bme posdion. Apply to William Morewood. Mchael, Boyer Ponbac BuicK Pickering. 1:0 905-831-2693 8:11 EARN $$$ AT HOME Vft pay you directly to assemble our products year round. For details send self addressed otaVonve'r to: OSURE ME MANUFACTURING 1671S-12 Yonge, St., Unit 344 -NdwMarket. Ontario. L3X I X4 URGENTLY REWIRED! SALES RSTESENTATIVES EXPERIENCE ESTHETICIAN required to work at QUATTRO HAIR FASHION in Pickering Town Centre lncorr* negotiabie Call Lou at 831-5366 References required. - Excellent compensiifion plan Computerized Mkr" System - Gred produd Iiine - Sales expierience required 0"Al", -0 CALL TED FI I FOR M MRISLER Pickering Town Centre requires "EXPERIENCED" Post Office Clerk For temporary work. Start immediately, till new year. "Apply in Person 9MI-y" $2W -SM WEEKLY Mseftle products at horm. Easy! No selling You're paid difect. Fully guaranteed. ND experwce nemsary. Call 1-504-C-41-7778 . EjiL 100 - 24 hm We Pay you directly to asilemble our products, Easy wok No O*w, nce neces- sary. For FREE=ls send S.A.S.E. to Five Star Eftsirprian isile Liverpool 111d_ Sults 213, Pickoft Ont, IVIII10 PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30,19% r HOMEMAUFS ' MATURE STUDENTS PART TIME TELEMARKETINC POSITION AVAILABLE VHR. Training Provided CALL619-6991 between 6-9 D.M ALASKA JON Earn up to $30.000 in 3 months Ishtng salmon. Also construction. cam". oil A" plus more'. FOR IMMEDIATE RESPONSE CALL 1-50464&4513 EXT. K100 ,.DUDS'N'SUDS requires part-time SNOW PLOW DRIVERS F You We binglill or a single . vft own truck. 19W or F - or separated or divorced nower prarlerred. 3 years ox- with three years work parlance minimum. Call 416. experience. you may quality far 288-03' 3 or 005-430-6655. financial assistance or I you we 1110494) over 45 and haveracei dly bow INCREDIBLE DISCOUN"N led off, you may quality for train - CLASS "A! Licensed Machanic Ing assistance. DIP/CEFIT.. or 41h yew Apprentice roWired Lotus. Wordperfect ' D -Base. for Pickering area shop. Call Word, Accpac. Bedford. 905-420-13N &5pnL Autocad. Vordura, Poperinaker. Itiolgill, Harvard. Carol. Computer witoney sellib Avan. '09ramming and Systems SECOND ficon Consultants yi&L, Cobol, Pascal and C, Inc. Is baking for see mativand Phowshop. Ouaik Express and Ofgantz*d individuals far par! Illustrator. Durham Business W- 80 Ornployment. Plons Corrifouter College. 427-3010. call (905) 839-6378, (1103094) (TF) HAIRSTYLIST requiroti. Must Sales be experienced. enorgelic, 130 friendly personality and enjoy at Help facets of the business. no experience necessary. 427- 2324. (110194) bealty home EXPERIENCED installers weekend. Start $7.50rhr. at Mrs. needed. Heating and air Varwile's Pizza. Pickering Town I Call ('111,05) 619-1574 conditioning. Please call John. Contra. Apply in pemn only. 905434-7742.(110394) SIT NOW T!( KIDS and teens needed lm- time saw people requined for medialely for modelling wodL E =AR Earn F-xtm catalogues and TV 1 across Canada. For m or* commercials Call 2- 511 boutique. Cal I.Mo.265.77,75 LAUNDRY (TF) Money ATTENDANT CAFETERIA requires counter * Must be over 18 help. Wednesdays. 8 a.m.-4 For Christmas Inquire within: p -m. Counion Rd. & 401 W44L must haw own transponmion. INCREDIBLE DISCOUN"N 105 Bayly St, Ajax Cal collect (905) 878-1145 8 Your Pripillm your dme, PIOIO"i =.- colt 4V4XM (TIF) a-rrL-4 p.m. (110394) youir bush�ess. SEW`ING Machine Operators re- ALTERNATE Long Oistance You It love making quired for night shift. Anyone Phone company noods frioncily witoney sellib Avan. Interested. p1wao apply at 458 outgoing people to register now CARPENTRY - 25 years Fares St.. Ajax. Ont. (110194) � cugjoffws� $450 weekiy. Can for SPCCW Incentives for PEOPLE'S TAXI requires interview. (905) 619-6547. Nm illixTresentadves drivers and dispatchers (110394) wardrobe service. licensed. lmrrhodialoily for fast growing NATURE and friendly person re - W bring company In Ajax. PaWfull tinne. quired to prepare food and I no experience necessary. 427- serve. 2 days. 2 nightsi, one bealty home 7770. (1101 9A) weekend. Start $7.50rhr. at Mrs. EARN extra money - 503-100$,- Varwile's Pizza. Pickering Town I Call ('111,05) 619-1574 20CS-350S. To assemble Contra. Apply in pemn only. EXPERIENCED full and Pan Christmas Decorations yew affair 1:30 P.rrL (110394) time saw people requined for -'no all home- Work available EXPERIENCED hairstylist lad.9, fashion accessory 1 across Canada. For m or* required. Strantla. Whilloy. 666- boutique. Cal I.Mo.265.77,75 information. send a SJLS-E. to 05W. (110 194) ad. ST. (110 194) Christmas Fantasy, 2212 Gliaxl,- win Cr. u-0 12. Ext. 6". Onaws, Hosp.. Medical, Ord. K1B SNI. (103094) M150 Denta'I WOULD you be interested in 110- -M. making extra monwy7 Do you DENTAL Ass,stant,' have 7-10 hours per week to do WANTED - looi and a* maker PAM"'On"I'l. DAM tin ~w so? For fricre information. for fixture shop in Whatry. 723. and Saturdays for now dam. al - call 14100-331-3241 (24 567, (110494) fice in PKkering. Call Line (9D5) hrs) (T F) 931-3262 -:294) Mature parl-time representative required to show security products in a retail setting, at our Ajax Price Club location. Previous retail experience required, hours are scheduled, wages $7.00 per hour, plus bonus. Please call Brent MacKinnon at (416) 730-0867 :*EXPERIENCES' - SALES PEOPLE/ I NEEDED FOR HEALTH CLUB EXCELLENT PAY SALARY PLUS COMMISSION CALL 427-2977 1EXPERIENCED FULL-TIME DENTAL ASSISTANT Required br Ajax office Call I QualiW Assurance Managir j Metal Fabldcation UNISTRUT Unistrut Canada, a subsidiary of Unistrul Corporation, has been manufacturing an extensive line of metal framing components and Space -Frame at its Ajax, Ontario facility since 1971. Unistrut is known the world over by construction and design professionals for quality support systems. We currently have a vacancy for a Quality Assurance Manager with strong interpersonal skills. The successful candidate will be familiar wilh CSA and ISO 9000 quality standards, and preferably have 3-5 years experience in a quality assurance supervisory or management capacity in the steel or metal fabrication industries. A hands-on individual with the ability to develop, document and carry out quality assurance procedures is required. Computer literacy in spreadsheet and word processing, together with strong technical writing skills are definite assets. Reporting to the President, this position is an opportunity for an experienced individual to join a successful manufacturing operation as a key member of the organization. We offer a competitive salary and full benefits program. Please send or fax resume to: Unislltrull Canada, 585 Finley Ave., Ajax, Ontario LlS 2E4 Attention: Mr. B. Pollock (Fax No. 905-683- 8987) Day Care Day Care �160 Wanted 160 'Wanted PART-TIME caregiver requaed MANNY'HOUSEKEEPER Nov in my home. Wed. and Thurs. Prefer isvwin. Own room and Effitow Nov. 23. Must have bathroom, flex"s hours good drivers bconsiiL 2 children. 1 and home. legal. reliable. Whitby, 3. Brock,+hvy 62 area Pickering. GWO924 woexudays after 3:30 P wm 61"737. (110494) P.m (1103") Our Durham Region client has immediate openings for the following positions: • CNC Lathe Operator • CNC Milling Machine Operator • Shop Fore-Pemon Please forward resume to: JAN PARKS A0 NE The Minacs Group Inc. 81 MOM MINAc.s 915 Sandy Beach Road ass@ GROUP Pickering, Ontario L1 W 1 Z5 NDBON INC Fax 905-837-5009 REGISTERED Physiotherapist to work in geriatric home care. Long term care setting in Whitby. Full time or part time hours available. $34/hr. 416- 489-1832 or 416-425-9722. (110394) COA for oral surgery office approx. 30 hrs. per week. Mon: day -Friday. no ever.ings, no weekends. Car required. 39- 11 per hr- Mail resume to: Dr. Ferianck. 40 King St. W. #502. Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71-5. (110694) HEALTH Care Company requires: 1) Extremely organized person with DME. 2) Dokvwy person that knows Durham p4gion. Pines Be resume to File #7062. Oshaw&Whdby This Weak, 865 Farewell St., Oshawa. L 1 HJ 7LZ). I I I WbW) FULL time dental receptionist required for a busy practice. Able Software knowledge an a". Minimum of 3 years ex- perionc need only to apply. Please = resume to Fib 67058. OshawalWhttby This Week. 865 Farewell St.. Oshawa, Ont. LIH 71.5. (103094) NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER Pickering. 60 hours. own car or live in for 3 children. Start April 1995. Call 905-420-3766. CAREGIVER required in our home for 3 yew old al day and 5 year old before/after school. Mon - Fri. 7 - 6p.rrL Non-smoker. French speaking preferred, References required. Westney/ Hwy 62. Call 905-619-8087. Quality day care available in my Westney/Rossland home. Non-smoking mother with ECE. References available. Please call 686-4683 NURSE/MOM go provirle a fairing, wriching envircinownt in Alex for yaw d" Nuincious wom aeft smamm park ~ a real wo& Cap for an Boom ON ILLUSTRATIOK cartooning. traphic design. advene". usiness or personal. PAillisonabis rams. Also kmmom ovasiable. Randy Tirnims. (11105) 726-7055. (TF) AJAX Chimney Seems. keep birderawrials out of your chlow nay forever vim a chim -roly cap or post screen. We clean. Inspisct, repair and correct smokilly chimirwis. Call 686- 7741.(110194) ofters: App'tr I for, mammim Nobuc6m dismurw antill G.I. fiedul:11illin 10 a morift. SM. CWMOCM kWACOM Canduciall at: 1511mffi�nt Am&=$ Aim Oat Everry Mon. at 6:30 litat. (410 212-7M S & B ft" W" 10 lessons $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-up & drop off 287-3= 7 day&4" Electrical rumbom Renovatiors, addalons. POWW OWCQ tOW poll frad hom security 6211111, in Licerseli, d work gusirafted 30 ym exp. Fm Estimates M M3n I CARPET Installations - 25 years experience. restretching out l; - -.Freentimmos.616N Duncon, 967-17W or 907 -ISM CONSTRUCTION derim and v- in mp@K formalliors aild coraiructim Fog anill dam prollessionsil work OMWO"t - S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - "May exterw aind intodarr ninevaden. top" -a, . do' bills andl coblineft A M I I monship, guaranteed ad Canted GWY 830- OBU. (TF) Norio ENerpriso Speciallie" In Sted Entralim 111111inillms r - DOW Fu 939-22SS Fhone 9394206 firm Comka*a G as or Wood Stoves And . Fireplaces nli� C-UP&Im-N-) WILKINS Hoino Irnprovernents md". eaft All: Ross. Dmft&Fnm. make liftir folm mom am officant well no Will & Doom CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE AT (905) 619-2105 VAZ GEWAAL COt(ITIACIMG CAMosi Homes, How Acidtiont, Beft Kilderok BUW"ft RD* canork T" Hadmood Floom M of, Do" Cal JU66L (905) U3.581 8 CARPETS - wholesale prices. guaranteed. Professional wistallation. free astanat". in hoi shopping. call Sam, 432- 2750.(103D94) "MISTER Cheap* Ham* hipavemer- rec room K,, law apartments. additions, tenon. docks. otc. Licionsed tor aver 20 years. All work guaranlood. For FREE awanae, call Ernie. W&404-8170. (TF) BRICK. blocius. fireplaces. ol-rineys. Any concrete repairs. Cheapest prim around. Cal 721-20". (TF) Busy Beavers Liald Service Compliole clawsing Boncled & Insured MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS 1Jft will aware anything NN&tW*. anymm. Commordal or residlintal. and =Mmilabis mid n - docouna, Few askmaim close Umbra flaigain mom htmw apt,41c. PWM 410vM PadtingaviloW BASER Contracting - all Don't DWay AJAX Moving System - I us carpentry. addi lions, C@N Us Today Services manots. appliance and ph" ispeclaill". #a rate or renovations. kitchens. I .. � I _ 686-7121 MudY Will now hons Mated oonNgaKI ileirrIce. furniture DRYWALL. taping. boarding. 1, g units. k" bom %M :i : : Lrp= 11W refinishing. qualit y work guairanteed. Is years YOU PFObi� IfIll- special, - I at meow LSL 4*MID yourl Fair Cal #w intaximisim 7254= or . I 1 1 Of�291& (TFUM PIOIO"i =.- colt 4V4XM (TIF) C & R Mainionsim &/M= - 427-1041.(Iol-- HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - "mkftndK bulking , - __ 0111 Eklaricall, HONEST allobb lon bila or w -K we prim -ion- Own set Free sistirnow piumb- ing - general repairs I It needs lopaliffing or replocing. cd fair sionan person 00 do " I by 90 fillsootrint, ~ o ic rinavin, day. Flistes $40-6& Saturday pjane, Wed. Comillwabi, free estimates. viss. accepts& cleaning available. Good takin. Call 432-2950. (TF) 11111105) SM33= (TF) allerences. Phone after a pm - CARPENTRY - 25 years One weekend&. f1i (I I o4g4) TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Extefrior Europom Workinansho. Fast Clem refiabb WAM. Professional Painting & wan coveritiv *35timas , r big or small on into 4a a consuaimon iot, silillflCW sweeter dw, 25% Bob (905) 839-3 Free Estirnafts Great Ralas Prohnskmal Sairvice 4ussom Pak" wag . aknis -Genwal Conitratftirs Prot"allonim % to kii dealigna Custom Klidiens DRYWALL & Painting - boarding. taping. texturing. painting. Renovations and MPWrL Small jobs. 15 yeatis expeorionce. Free estimates. Serving Durharn and old of lown aroo. Kort. 434-4500. (110494) HELP ME RHONDAS Intanot Decorating, painting. wall pooring. curtains. furniture. kin. pecable work at a low cost. Many references. Free, -*GtimMWG. Call 404-0493. -010194 MCC" doolin friends. FOR* 10 onleftm fair "e i,=an,, Occasion. ye. Promotionis. openingsi. furildlaisers. Magill: Shoals NO had Loam help. 839-7057 of 72841=14. (TIF) RABBIT wants work doing nagic for childfal *a parties and a my own n- . Cal Emis. 866-4932. ITF) experience. licensed. basement finishong. addsions, docks. ali home WWowmwft. 666-9015. (I ION") DRYWALL. taping. boarding. MEN with large Vqk will do studs anxi T-bor coillings. spray, bWAShM MWM. MSWW" stucco. plaster repairs. For caffffnwci&L All types a, inavell, watessionai sarrice a carnplo- Cal Carl or Jane, 427-2856. M A, M c4rovoction. speowiz. t&* Prices. CNN Bill A' 4=44011- (M Ing in addillons. plumbing, (TF) MICHALSKI Moving - house*. basements. fences. rooling. K.C. Missionary - brick block and 4mmunefft Oman. app"noor docks, interlocking stones. slones. of me types. Guaranteed and piano ofmiallials. Free retaining walls. Work workmanship. No job loo, big. no wardrobe service. licensed. guaranwed. Member of 688. 4V.42*. (11OW wo small - via do it al. For 4P c0'*7**l I lneu;;:,F;7 sedmislos. Cal j6, - I TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Extefrior Europom Workinansho. Fast Clem refiabb WAM. Professional Painting & wan coveritiv *35timas , r big or small on into 4a a consuaimon iot, silillflCW sweeter dw, 25% Bob (905) 839-3 Free Estirnafts Great Ralas Prohnskmal Sairvice 4ussom Pak" wag . aknis -Genwal Conitratftirs Prot"allonim % to kii dealigna Custom Klidiens DRYWALL & Painting - boarding. taping. texturing. painting. Renovations and MPWrL Small jobs. 15 yeatis expeorionce. Free estimates. Serving Durharn and old of lown aroo. Kort. 434-4500. (110494) HELP ME RHONDAS Intanot Decorating, painting. wall pooring. curtains. furniture. kin. pecable work at a low cost. Many references. Free, -*GtimMWG. Call 404-0493. -010194 MCC" doolin friends. FOR* 10 onleftm fair "e i,=an,, Occasion. ye. Promotionis. openingsi. furildlaisers. Magill: Shoals NO had Loam help. 839-7057 of 72841=14. (TIF) RABBIT wants work doing nagic for childfal *a parties and a my own n- . Cal Emis. 866-4932. ITF) 220rrCe5.7 Sale AJAX North End - daycare avail- able In non smoking environment. offering care to children any age. Wants wel- come too. References available. Call 6860959. (103094) DAYCARE available In my home, experienced. any age, receipts. Non smoker, no pets. Liverpo0YGienartna area Cal Barbara 905-420-5387. (110294) WESTNEY/ROSSLAND - need a ratable babysitter with 7 yeast experience? Snacks and hot lunches. references. babies are welcome. Call 427-4937. (103094) AJAX - daycare available. mother of 2. any age welcome. Close to park. big badtyard and' hal lunches. 683-0067. (103094) 205 Firewood ROKA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE 4'x8'x12" $60.00 4'x8'x 16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-3381 Evenings 905-434-6665 Free Delivery to Oshawa Ares FIREWOOD - quality seasoned 16- hardwood. 9180 per bush cad. Limited quantity. Call 1- 705.944-8801 7 p.m. -11 p.m. (111594) 210 Flea Market INGLIS Citation 30' Sell Clean- ing range. Digital electronic timer, 5395 o.b.o. Asher Price -Spat Car. 2 speed. excellent condition. 595. Call (905) 686- 156 after 5 p.m. (103094) GENERAL Electric dryer. 5 Programs. excellent work int order. Asking 1250 abb. Cal 905-837-0218. (103094) PEROGO Clouds stroller. 1275. Fisher Price high chair. 125. Costo infant car seat. 925. Baby bedrearrsr. 125. Fisher Price baby swing. 940. Cab Sandy, 428-8873. (110294) WASHER/DRYER. good condnon. 9200 par. Call 905 509-2396.(103094) 220 ArticlesSale CARPETS - lois d carpM, 100% nylon. new stain release carpels on hared. I will Carpal 3 rooms. 1349. Price includes carpet premium pad. espsrt Installation. last ds ivory, fres estimates (30 yards). Nommen, 686-2314. (TF) AJAX Pidierng Appliances - no reasonable filer refused. kaly guaranteed. Reconditioned appianoes. Cone matte us a dial. 4274714. 467 YVesutey Rd. S. A(ax. (TF) JUDY'S BRIDAL RENTAL - re- tordable wedding gowns ro buy or rent. lope selection d saes and styles. 9a4 Judy. (905) 579- 4742. CARPET - dont buy anywhere Nee and I show you whit I tack do to you. Cal Gond, 434-0222. (110194) PELLET stove. W iigfuld. A6 vantage I11 asking 11.950. T6lephone (905) 831-9144. (110194) BLONDE wood sea table. 110. Cones and one end able. 115. Coffee table. 940. Wood coffee and one end table. 175. Coffee and two end tables. 1275. Couch and that. 1375. Couch. Blair and lovesea 1375. Floor model colour T.V.. 1300. Oak bow front titins cabinet. 1600. Glass kitchen table. 1175. Diode table. 6 shams. 1300. Dining able. 4 dears. 6600. 7 peer dining suite. 1600. Miowwnie. 195 White fridge. 6400. 30' stoves with beach doors, 1150. 30' god stove. 1200. 18 taut. Reeser, 1225 New dryer, 1250. vs6hrldlyst, 1350. Cam knnikns, 115225. Ta Phone Syasm 5100. Wad queen twasrbed. 1175 5 pos. bed mile. 1400.3 par. wraeebed surge (no bag - rot to St reg. nudges). 1500. Queen (min and mattress. 1200. Bea oxer on al. 436-3904. (110394) - 286 compeer with 40 msx Hdu. 1.2m floppy. DOS. word Processing. spreadsheet and mono monkr 1450, 386 50 m1e9. Hdu. 4 mil memory 1.4 m floppy VGA colour monitor. arouse. DOS. *endows. WP 5.1, taus, Sc. 1670 Epson FX 29(1 printer 1100. 631-7801. FROST -FREE fridge and 30' stove, white, 1550 a pair. Washer and dryer. 1560 a pair. Excellent condition. Delivery and warranty available. 432- 7565. (110394) W000 Slow. Fisher, ail tight, 29.5• x 25-,1450. Solar blanket Mita'. 530. Two xox cans. U. and 110. Call 723-5349. SHEDIAAN • quality ham sills sheds- bust on els. will. 1599. CST included.al Lyn,. bird USIA, 4 'Pia - erring or cal( 905-509-4961. 220 Arti or Sale astsafeatlthissaavasaviiiimvaus asf111181ass OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE N 1r ▪ Sight -head return2 oak o(ke R II secretary's desk ---$264.116 dialer ..-__......51 1111.06 pair R 2 tl 1 woad desk with 3 ride chairs -._._$1s.6o pole R aelchlagcreates _$456.N 1 secretary chair ___SS•ss R g I wood deck----%3,e-N 1 IgM Seiectrk ✓ 1 high back chair -__$50.011 typewriter-_-__.-$3a.N R 1 1 high hack choir Photocopier with R N "Contour"-___.S100.N Doc fmder-____.5460.N � Boardroom table AEG Olymp4 X y and 7 ells lrs____SN6.00 printer colour _.....-9300.011 R y11 For more Information phase call 416-565.7365 and a* for X Pstrkk. View days - Friday October 28th, Monday, October R g 31st & Tlaesday, November 1st. XXXX1g61i1tlgliRlalai XXXXXXX gRlaigl6XXXXXXXX CARPET Broker, 100% Nylon, GAMES 1 -Genco 2 yer boa - thick, plush, stain resistant ketball machine, p1 -Street Carpet For 3 rooms, only 1329. mer Pinball machine, wodk- Pric• includes 30 sq.yds carpet. wig oondtion. Best offer. Phone deluxe pad and installation in Egos) 5760356. (110194) your home. Free quotation in your home. No interest no pay- 80119 Oak ting mom table. mints fa one toll year until Dec, double pedestal, 2 captains 1995. Daniel, 1-800-217-0104. chairs plus 4 highbadk chain. (TF) Immaculate condition. Asking PIANOS/GRANDFATHER 11500 o.b.o. Telephone 725- 6691.(110194) Clocks - Durham's largest selec- tion - New and used pianos. Not COMPUTERS - NEW a USED sure? Rent to own. ail. sae, modems 365. 170 nee drives, upright. grand, digital, 1199- - trades red. IBM PSII 60's vs/colour lour monitors, 9495. New printer, 9175. We need your computer trade Ins. Computer Clearance Centre, 161 Kiril St. E. Bowmanville. keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free Slimy and set up). Tremendous savingsl Telep Piano Works. 433-1491. (TF) OAK/PINE FURNITURE - Why pay retail prices? One of Ontario's oldest and largest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public. Eg. oak pedestal table with chv ext. and 4 Windsor chairs. 9799 - 8' oak doubts pedestal des ext. and 6 chairs, 51429. Cannonbal beds, 1299. Over 20 stain choices - a sold. no veneers - Traditional Woodworking. 905-985-8774. (TF) FULL length Norwegen due tics coat in excellent condition. 9600 o.b.o. Call 6661787. (110194) CARPET your horns at discount prices. 100% nylon, stain resistant price inductee carpet. pad and expert installation. Caa Nick (905) 4304551. (110494) YOUR Own Book Published. One copy 949.95 plus taxes and shipping. For details. write BOOKS BY KIDS. 1300 lGng St. E. Unit 27. suite 157. Oshawa, Ont. LIN 6X5 or fax (905) 799- 6290.(111594) 260 Arts & Crafts 230 Articles Wanted OLD and good cameras, gold, sterling. optical instrument jewellery. watches, old China and glass, antique furniture. Cal 432-1678. (110194) WANTED - old and antique furniture, anything old. Sdenudlc instruments, china, silver, advertising. sporting, toys, decoys. ddb. reek bottles. col- lections or estates. Cal Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 8049, Brookln. (TF) WANTED - stamp cogsaions, old letters. postcards, top Woes paid. 6860865. (110494) KEYBOARD (Piano) wanted in A l condition. Please phone 721- 0601. (110194) APPUANCES Warped: Wonting or not. Fridges. stover washers, dryers. ALSO WANTED. pickups. 1985 or newer. Reasonable (905) 427.2713. 260 Arts & Crafts WILUAM DUNBAR PUBLIC SCHOOL 7th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW SAT., NOV. 5, 9 a.m. - 3 p.mL 1030 GLENANNA RD. (between Dixie & Fairport) COUNTRY Christmas Cratt Show. Jubilee Pvian. Lakeview Pant. Sense St. S. Oshawa, Sun. Nov. 13. 10-3 p.m. 62 ex- hbitors w,h a fine selection d crafts. Chnstmas gilts and home decorating ears. Into 434-5531. (110194) READY to decorate ceramic bisques, Santa*. Christmas trees. Indians. animals and Vctonan. New pieces. Satur- days only 10-3 p.m. Cerium Wsehouse, 1333 Boundary Rd. 83, Oshawa. (110194) 290 Pets eoapd ng AMATEUR DOG TRICK CON- TEST - Canadian PM Expo. tamiy tun. hes samples. Nov. 4.5 and 6. Exhebition Place. Toone. WIN CASH. (905) 642- 2422. Must pre -register. (110294) DONT throw your dog waw into landfill stns, use a DOGGIE DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS- POSAL SYSTEM. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.. 7 days/week. Call 723- 5413 or 434-67x2.1200 dt will ad. (TF) GERMAN Shepherds - unique. SOLID BLACK. Garman and Czech blood Imes. Parents on premises. CKC Registered. Sloths. *450. Ready ago mid- Deoentber. Cal 905483-9069. e CANADIAN TIRE Safety Ajaxww! Inspecti $49.95 Car A Ught melts Ajax 683-22T/ 1984 Podaic Bon nsidls SE, Wil- ly baded. 22.000 bins.. while MIA red Iterior. $19.500. o.b.o. Also 1994 Buick Century. 434564 or � Cal Par, 416-371{- 7679. (110394) 1987 Cavalier Hetet ad. grey/ alar. 4 ryWdsr, ea% may reli- able transportatiOR. • 52000 =Wed. 8565500 altar 6 pin. 300 Auto ForSale 1N7 Cusses Callas. two door. 100.000 miles, 5 speed. 4 cylinder. war. tilt, new braise all around, new alternator. 52495 sir. Call 666-3070. (1 10494) 1947 Cutlass Calais. original owner, new Wakes. new tires, new rm18W. only 133400 kms n gnat shape. 13200 oadiied. Call 905.4260200 or 905-506- 1164. (110494) 05-5041164.(110494) 1965 Cei*Wty. auto. 2.5 engine. one weer, low miss. Ps., plc., radio, excellent dean ruining car. Was 12695. now 12395. Certified. Hurry on lee one. 7 neon nice cars to Choose from. Cal 4274722 anytime, Russ. Open 7 days a vied. Big Town Saba. (110304) 1865 Masan 200 SX. air and a1 accessories including talking convulse else arnd new tires. 12496 certified. 1969 Cher Longhorn Pickup. 1805. (905) 7214228. (110304) INS Olds Cutlass Suprema. 2 door. low milage. asking 12200. 5743467. (119384) 1965 Olds Dela N. 4 door. loaded. new tires. gas tart. rad. exhaust awl 01*.s. Masi 559. As is. 5000 o.b o. Call I116.2090. (110494) 1604 Tapas GS. 4 dor, atao, pa.. p0.. radio. 4i. low mime. good clean naming car. Was 11999 now 11896. carded. 7 more Noe taw to choose born. Cal 4274722. =Mete. Russ. °pan 7 days a week Big Town Saks. (110084) LEASE n own vehicles. 1980- 1985. $345 dtwrn, no interest. no credit decks. 686.7428. (TF) 305 Aut°manted s WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE CASH REWARD For Scrap Cars, Trucks KEN'S TOWING 683-6325 its Tap Dole paid week. ustor ed cars. 7 days per parts available and installed. 903-7901 b 428.1079 seer 6 p.m. (110194) 310 •ruckj l7 Sa'e 1941 Cher 3/4 ton, good work truck. 1750. 623-5272 atter 5 (110294) 355 Motorcycles 1980 Yamaha SXI100 Special, venter lainng and begs. 12500 o.b.o. 965.2082. (110194) 400 Apartments For Rent PICKERING Large basement apt., avail. now. $425 all inclusive. Parking, non- smoker. Close to GO. Krosno/Bay(y, 837-0551 AJAX - Westney Heights. bright one bedroom basement apartment, walkout with eat -in kitchen. No pets. available Nov. 1. 1650. FirstAast. (905) 428- 6120, message. (103094) DOWNTOWN Oshawa - two bedroom, new budding. 9700 • utilities, first/last. Leave message. 404-2847.(110194) THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1994 -PAGE 29 330 330 Tillgt • 1995 30 ft, Fleetwoods 40 soso-g) HUGE DISCOUNT ON ALL'94 MODELS f! FROM $1e8 - _. Per Month ^�•• ' O.A,C Includes: 2 door fridge, stove, furnace, dinette, full washroom, 1 or 2 bedrooms, sleeps 8. NO PAYMENTS 'TIL 1995 Tot We Promise To Be Competitive ifrry.12, Brookiil) 90568198 AU. USED TRAILERS MUST BE SOLD MW YOUR BEST DEAL NOW!!! BIG BARGAINS ON USED TRAILERS OPEN 7 DAYS SAT. 10-5 SUN. 12-4 400 ApaFor Rent AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 and 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY COURT Mon. -Fri. 9-5 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 12-5 p.m. (905) 683-6021 Shelter Canadian Pro • Mies Limited ••••••••••••••••• • WHITBY BLUEWATER PARK • • 1 and 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. • • 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. • • Mon. -Fri. 9-7 p.m., Sat & Sun. 12-5 p -m. • (905) 571-3522 • Shelter Canadian Prooertles Limited • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • THREE bedroom nems evadable Dec 1. Pickering Town Centre area (416)444-7391.(110294) AJAX - BaytyMerwood - Wight rooms for rent with private (rah and kachsn. Sutable for one. quest working person. Available now. Asking 9475 monthly inclusive. Ruth Or Ned, 619- 2743. (110394) PENTHOUSE - 3 bedrooms. Pickering. Go, view of lame, Frenchman's Bay, stove. tidos parking. Dec 1. 9875. reverence.. 2665858. (110194) P$CKERING - targe 3 bedroom basement. private entrance, parking. stared laundry. walkout to patio. near schools a Go. 9650 per month rsleren s (este Inst. Available Dec. 1. 837-2714. PICKERING Village. 98 Church St. S. - new furnished bachelor apartment n building. own entry, laundry. panting. deans. Close to Go. new decor. no pas. 905- 509-2038 or 418.284.1618. BAY Ridges - large one bedroom.4 pas bath. prefer non smoker, 9600 inclusive. 831- 2477. (103094) ROUGE Vaitey - near Lake and Pads. One bedroom. bight dean warns entrance, parking, laundry, non smoker. 1650 inclusive. Available Nov. 1. (905) 5043586. (110394) AJAX - Emperor St.. one Pedrosa' basement apartment. lois d room. own *mantos, 2 appliances. decorative bar, fireplace. 3 pos. bah. 683.4694. AJAX - see contained ono bedroom apartment, appliances. pakig. Also rooms avagbb. 686.8906. (110494) BLOOR/PARK Rd. area, Oshawa. One room, tel keep- ing eeping bachelor apartment. 1300 monthly. Assibb1 Nov. 1. Cal 728.5382 (110294) A ONE person apartment. Pr ma% des. fist bon. 90% fuenished including pots and pans. Close lo 401, di Some SL Oshawa. 1430. Cal 434- 7014.(1030x4) S. AJAX huge 1 bedroom base - melt apartment. Bright eat -ie kitchen. incurs' her laundry. waking. suitable ler non emok- ig professionals.1700 tltahedy. Aviala1b Dec 1. 619.6536. PICKERING Village - may a`c apartment it qui residential 4 plex. Walk to Go. bus and shopping. Suiabb ler skgls, mdse. quiet wronkr 9 parson. 1550 k duhv . Rserenoss. Cal (905) 509-2375 oe 1416) 520- 2355. (110204) AJAX - rice and specious two bedroom basement /penmen' will swamis entrance. largo widow 10 eery man full bad. dose b Go station. non smoker. no pas. 1725 all rrAsve. Fret/ last. Call Clovis. 427-0372. (110394) AVAILABLE In WhIlbp'Oshatira apartment building. spacious caned messy palmed apart- ment with balcony. dose lo bus. shopping. Al MArise inckuded- FJw11Ma required. *psis. Oma badman 1625. Two bedroom 1725. Ca1430-0134,1TF) AJAX Lakeview - ore beddroom luxury apartment, balcony. fireplace, central Si,, 5 applunoes, near Go. 5750 per month. Call 416-283-5211. BRAND nee basement apartment. Wmtney/Hwy s2. Livia reenlist, wet, fireplace. open concept. kitchen. arc.. cable. herndry. parking. one min. 10 bur Asking 1590. Credl chsdL Leve message or cal akar 670 pin (905) 619-2716. (110494) ONE and two bedroom wee- ment in Oshawa, central location. fridge. stow. carpet immediate possession. Stop Prig Plaza. bus stop. Laundry Iaoinee. Call 72S-2642 after 5 pint (110194) OSHAWA • Olive/Grandview ares, targe bright two bedroom bawment apartment, hest. hydro. cable and laundry Imarded. On strew poring. no pmts. Amami* f nnedaely or Dec. 1. Foss/tam 9675. Cal 005571.7055 Move message. NORTH Oshawa - new two bedroom apartment . extra room. Air. oak cupboards, broaden:It deal gust budding - 9725 • hydro. 725-8092. PICKERING Village - *dame nae. Two bedroom basement apartment, fridge), stove. and shared use of laundry. 1700 monthly. To view, call Excel Property t seasagenwtt. 404- MM. ) AJAX - large one bedroom bummed sags avagsb1 Nov. 1. laundry. hailer 9100 plus. Cal (905) 764-1343 or (906) 576417x. (110194) OSHAWA - two bedroom hothydro included MO r Rvss0*. 434.1311. (110194) ono bedroom bream% Franke Smite adult, non smoker, no pots. Separate entrance, parking, cable. 837-2309. BROCK/FINCH - largo 2 Oedemas beereaa apanasat. separate enhance, laundry. perking. 5750 orbs included. Amide Deb 1M or sooner Cal 4289923. (110194) OSHAWA - bachelor. 145G. One bedroom. 1589: Two bedeoon4 1619. Three bedroom 1705; dean and large units. include had table. hot water, peeking. new appeinoes. Tenant pass hydro. Cal 4368700 or 404- 6222. (112564) THREE bedroom main nor. Fridge, wove and dishoasher. Share laundry won. Sash Ajax. Cal 6865619. (110394) EXCEPTIONALLY clean one bedroom condo in a new high wacuelly Marla building. Car► plead with da. underground pshlkix. whets balcony and 5 appliances. Use of sauna. whirpool and Memos. Centrally located in Oshawa. dose to a1 ann*Niss. 1600 pr month • hydro. Cate 7252853. (110304) WHITBY - spacious one batdroom, private entrance, parking. appliances. laundry. a1 a, tksplace, non smokes. rte pas. 11x16, FbMi*lt. wkreaces. Out 037-5186 or IS6111114- n 10984► 400 Apartments For Rent PICKERING - Brock Rd/Mayor Oaks. bright 1 bedroom base- ment apartment, separate entrance. 4 pc. bath. laundry facilities. 9600 plus 113 utilities. No pets smoking. Available immediately. Call 420-1277. OSHAWA - unique two bedroom apartment with 2 spacious levels. huge loll wrens floors. Victorian bath, immaculate a:pianos, central a►. Charm► ng older area. 5750 • 1/2 utndies. (110194) 420 Tow nhor Rent NORTH Oshawa - two bedroom IOwnhouse. neer all eN l amn*s. 4 a til ana.mist s, nicely deed. a must to sac 9850 • gas. 728- 5993. (110194) m w AJAX • 3 bedrootonhouse. Weatherly/HwyWeay/Hwy 52 end omni with 51100 monthly undies. FirsLlast. Rels. erence Non smoker, no pets. Available immediately. 905-428-3238. (102694) Call 905-578-7197. 430 30 STILL Renting, North Oshawa. 575.000. Three bedroom, finished roc room. workshop. hardwood floors. walkout to patio. economic gas hew Tota cost to own - $799monthly. Phone (9051 723-5281 Peter Neal Sales Rep. Gude Reeky. (TF) OSHAWA - bright clean two bedroom m apartment budding. Includes heat, hydro, two apolances. parking. Convenient to 401 and oty bus roues. 1689 433-0677. (102794) ILOOR/SIMCOE - large two bedroom in 46 unt building. *Osage. laundry. parking. wad managed. Close a stores/bus, from 9675 ndusrve. Go direct to 123 Boor St. W. or call coma 905.5711289. (TF) 410 Houses For Rent AJAX - 4 bedrooms. 2 172 barns. az. broadloom. bleeds. double wipe. **Labia Dec 1. 11200 Plus. Cog 433.7875. (10309e) WHITBY - estremuy spacious centrally located two bedroom apartment in home with tirepiaae and in ground pool. Wachs, dryer. trade and stow included. 9695 • 1/2 ultass. howl*. Immediately. 725-3295. NE Oshawa - 3 bedroom man (nor d house. panting for ore car. stove, hides. 9800 months, • 1/2 utilities. Available immediately. Finulast and references. 728-3050. 571-1157 or 725.4642. (110494) MAX - bight laps 3 bedroom house. newly renovated. sepses rrtrande. 3 par barn. fridgerstow, washer/dryer, avaitabie Nov. 15. Cali 619- 1070. (110194) COURTICE - now 4 badmo(. 2 bath. bedk•R, now ares. meetly upgrades. 11175 mord*. Waif last a Mises. No psis pease. Availbie inscribe*. Cal El- iza 721-8638 attar 6 or arssirds. (182794) OSHAWA Souk - Lags ewes baboon bungalow. ler noon laundry. cold cellar. two wUlpsraas. Maas r, sansei yard. Malting lo bus, shopping. Landlord occupies hall basemant, private. sbaf s theses. Pee Nese. 725.2764. (110194) AJAX Executive home. 4 bedroom. 2 1/2 baths. main bo. laundry. 5 applaoss, ail. neer schools Hal 82fieseiay Rd. Dec 1. 11300 • Milos. Cal 416-764-62%. (110494) NO down payment? Good asd8? Good job? You can buy for be price d tent. Mlle prima and rales ace down. Call Doug n Bess% Conraxnty Faunasl. 868.69 5. (TF) Rooms To Rent MASTER osoroom wmn ene445 (bathroom and soak in closet, share all facilities. 9400 monthly. Call Striven at 905- 686-1233. Available errredi4ely. (1101941 FURNISHED room .n private home. Parking. pose to laundry. bus. shopping. Cable and tsMohone ready. cern* non smoker pneered to share oath. kitchen. 9800 weekly Cam 723- %55. 719655. (110194) ROSEBANICKINGSTON Rd. - use or ktchen. laundry, etc Panunp and cab*. Sus studs or wonting person Available mlredceely. 1400 mlont ey. Cal 6344091_ (110294) PICKERING - Hoorn available. share kitchen, bath, laundry salable. Suit unglue person. 5400. Monthly ind lt:vs Avail able now Call 420-8164. (110294) WESTNEY Heights - large fur. flashed room. as *renews. 5130 weskny. Working. non smoking preferred. Call 428-8923. (103094) ROOM to rent - nose to all amenities. prime downtown. Pickering Vilags location. Non smoker. Singe working male or female only. Cal alter 6 p.r. 686-3366 or between 11 am. and 5 p.m. 42 7-033 7 ask tor Lorraine. (103094) 450 Shared accon,m OSHAWA • unfurnished roon. tug use d upper floor, stare khdten and been 9350 inducts laundry tackier parking. cable. Prefer firsUlast. Available inmdiaeely. Cal 905.7254547. (110494) WHITBY - Room alae warted to share 4 bedroom house. mala female. laundry facilities. 1350 par month. Cal Rick. 430-7103. (110494) AJAX Haid 2/Weitney - clean 3 bedlam hone. own 2 acorns and 4 piece washroom. stared kitchen. cabic laundry and parking, P,d...ional mag a Womb or scuds.% 9490 88* last. Stephen 428-8947. (110194) WHITBY - non smoking parson to slew ergo. dent 3 bedroom townhouse, includes utilities. cable TV. laundry, cents air. Available immndiasy. 1375 per Mose% Celt 6682x75. (110194) PICKERING - loom for ram in 3 bedroom bungalow. use of facilities. Large backyard. gas. hydro and table included. Cal (905) 831-2280 (103094) 460 SOUTH Pickering - three OFRCE SpAGE - pane Hwy 82 bedroom rise Soar. Clew b Go plshnig leosilon. Ptdeseona and amenities. Available buldig sties nom 500 spit. al Inanadirsl)r. 1060 all Iodises. 1450 monthly. 1000 sq.1L at FisYls& 905.137-0003 less 1600 monthly, 2000 sq.n. at tmamaga. (110194) 1Excellent venue and �w For mow DETACHED 3 bedroom horse (d*xngs1on. cal John WMrm*. lox wt. .otkth Nis- 11000 • (905) 803.2902 Reds' Oualiy utilities. FirsUlast required. One Lid. (110194) Available Dec. 1. of 15. Cal Jr, 427-8231. (110194) DICKSON Rd. S. 3 bedroom. 5 appliances, non smoker premsd Fenced yard. no pate, references. Available i n nediasy. FlstAsse 191613 • udder Lame (amass, 7235 1003. (110396) 462 • '� _ INDOOR/OUTDOOR Straps spans: a alebb. Cars. boas. wafts, main smea etc Nov. 1 IMOMit 1. 1106/414.71170,4 11 l Tawnsr. (110194) 410 OSHAWA OSHAWA 4 level backspin, 3+1 bdrms, avad. Dec. 1. 2 Baths, fridge/stove, dishwasher, laundry hook- ups, garage, private yard. Close toGo/401. $1125/mthly. ind. utilities. Rick, 905-723-7594, leave name and number 490 Flcrda'Re tiailon Rem DAYTONA Beach Shores - 2 bedroom, 2 bath oceanview hong cordo. Indoor and outdoor pools and indoor panting. Cal 905.837-2752. (110194) GORGEOUS three bedroom cordo, dose to famous Clear Water Beach. pool. jacuzzi. BBC). private yard. available now -May 1995. For information and to view phaos. 686-9646 or 579.3788. (TF) BRADENTON Florida - one bedroom mobile home distance to restaurants and shopWng. 15 minutes to beach. 9500 per month U.S. Call atter 5 p.m. (905) 6554792. (110194) POMPANO Breach Condo. Gear vacation spat. Two bedroom. 2 baths. everything included. Pool. hit tub. tennis. dose to al wrangles. Call (905) 666-0008. (TF) 500 Homes For Sale 9212,500 - 2526 sic h. Executive Hurtle, main floor library. etc. Many upgrades. Easy 2 min. 4C1.'Bovrrlanwls. Bob Johnston Realty. 433-4677 nor 965-8503. Pat Houghton. 0000 Neighbourhood. N.E Oshawa - 5119.900. Segle Vic- torian style hone. corrple*sy renovated, bnght sit -n kitchen, hardwood flops. 3 bedrooms wrth alt or posits 4 bedroom. finished roc room or basement apartment with separate entrance. Good rinanarl* a -- ready in plans. Cat borons t s pones Here's your Chance to finally own for Imes [hart 9900 pr month. Cal Mark, Licensed Real Estate Agro. 723-5281. (110394) REPOSSESSED Homes - low down payments. Financing arranged. 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(416) 752-7360 BRAKES MUFFLERS FRONT END SUSPENSION FRONT -WHEEL MVI 4 MEN LOOM \lc l Olt Ii11H.i\77111I11I1 \ SPONTANEOUS, attractive, single male. 23. 62'. tred of head games, seeks attradive, atNedc ferrate, 19- 24, for friendship first or possble relationship. SY 1427 (COB) ESTABLISHED, athadlVe male, 34, 6 no dependents, seeks similar working female, with style, class and a big heart. SY 1428 (OS14) SINGLE. whle rale, 26, 6'1', 170 hs . non-smoker, enpys manY of l- 1oor activities, country music and movies, seeking slim female, 20-26, non-smoker, with similar interests. SY 1429 (OSH) ESTABLISHED wide male, 42, 175 ICs black hair, brown eyes, likes 'nusirg 68 Chevy, Springsteen, col - !ages. picnics, playing guitar, con- ':erts, seeks slim, non-smoking, gl drinking female, 32-42, for the arrve. SY 1438 (OSH) 307 blonde Bond, license to exalt ;crate. diamonds may be forever it I could be a girls best friend. .eeking slim to medium build •-male. non-smoking. 20-27. SY 1457 (OSH) SINCERE. divorced. white male, 38, 3'. brown hair, blue eyes, honest, -dependent, lives in the country, "rys all aspects of nature, dislikes life and bar scene, seeking Hale wdh no young children, ane qualities. SY 1463 (C08) 4'TRACTIVE male, divorced, early $ 6. 175 lbs.. who enjoys kids, .:wing and stupid movies, wou • meet female. 27-38, must a. o a sense of humour, for mend c possible longterm relation- -PT, SY 1469 HONEST. sincere and tired of the hoppers, -rale. 20, looking for -a' special female, for friendship. - :;,bite relationship. SY 1470 ASH) JC you enpy movies, bingo, bowl- - walks in the park.receivirg ham, hugs and togetherness? I'm • honest, down-to-earth male, 32, dependenls, seeks a lady, 20+, :• 3 pep rnent relationship. I sd answer al replies. SY 1500 (C08) INTERESTING, divorced man with • dnd(Ten. 47, 56', Drown tar and eves. on a scale of 10- I'm a 6 a 7, emops country Mg outside of Pat -eery. interested in travel, seeks a woman. 38-48. for country living •nk tnerdshe fist. SY 1523 FATHER 'f one. divorced, 41, 5'5', to iooeng tor a down-to-earth a 30-40, for an honest, open -eiaforshp. Serous cals only. SY 1545 (OSHI EMPLOYED. single Lather, 30. 6'. t `azel-green eyes, dirty arc eneys music. darcrg. spats ar1 candlelit (iiners, is looking for a w:man, 25-35, who enjoys similar nleresrs Race unimportant. SY 1552 IOSH) BLUE -eyed. single, while male, 29. 4r hair, enjoys country and hestem music, last cars, sports, Kos children, loves animals and "•: iseback riding, it interested, :•lease al. SY 1558 (OSH) FUN -bung, svngle, wile male, 37, :nom hair, brown eyes, 57', 135 Ds . enpys We and spending quiet evenings with that special lady. waren - please cal back and leave :none number again). SY 1577 i05H1 HONEST, sincere. blond hay, blue :,es. 44. 150 bs., smoker, non- lnnker. loves bicycling, movies and Lning out, interested in meeting a pretty blond, 35-45. Social drinker ariasMOMS welcome. SY 1534 SHY. honest and Brig while male, 25 looking to an MlrauMve couby g r'. 22+, who likes the outdoors, •2mpmg, roma* rimers, movies and quiet tines, for a long, penis- nent relationship. SY 1535(09) WARM HEARTED, caring, a trac- ive male 33, seeking that special woman. 19.30, to spoil and peeper. Serious inquiries only. SY 1546 (OSH) EASYGOING male, 29, would Ike meet a lady, 25-30, enjoys ramp ng, bowling, baseball+ dining out and spending quiet evenings at 1611 (OSH) moms welcome. SY • CALL ANYTIME • 24 HOURS A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK 1416191611991' Here's how to use the service: 1. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make note of the four digit SY "mailbox" number that appears at the end of each ad you arc interested in. 2. Using a touch tone telephone call 1-416-976-1991 any time of the day. You must be within the 905 arca code to access Sincerely Yours telephone service. 3. Once you are connected follow the simple instructions. You will have the option of responding to a specific ad or browsing voice mailbox greetings from Sincerely Yours advertisers within each catego- ry. Go ahead, try the service out and see bow easy it is to use. Need assistance'? Call I -860-387-8W anytime between 10:00 am. to 12 midnight, 7 days. You will not he charged for this call. For persons 18 years of age and over. To place a free ad call Toll Free relationship SY 1614 SEPARATED, single while male, 39, tees 29, attractive, enjoys all sports, Leafs and the Jays and rod( n' rd music, seeking white female, 29-35, with similar interests. Linda: Cad back. Lost t. SY 1615 GOOD lookng, single. while male, early 20s. Ioolang for a slim, attrac- tive female in her 20's, interests should indude country music and sports. SY 1616 (OSH) CONSIDERATE. active. attractive man, sem-retired washes to meet a one man woman for relationship. possible manage, many interests, one who knows what she wants, prefer 50-60. SY 1617 TALL attractive, sig e. wile male. 31, seeks tat, attradive. mature, single, white female, 25-35, who 5 easy -gong, honest, sincere. sensi- tive and romartic. for a meanrnglul refationshp. SY 1618 (OSH) MULATTO male. 24. seetang single female. nterested in music rooves and personal gel -together. SY 1619 OSH SENSITIVE male, 32. short dirty blonde hair. happy-go-lucky guy loves hockey espeaaly leafs, look- ing to lady, 20.30, to attend Leafs games 94-95 season gold seats looking for long-term relationship. SY 1620 OSH EASYGOING. divorced male, 63. loves dancing and trips south, s booking to a good-natured female, 50+, who bows what she wants. it you think you are this woman, cal fa a possible relationship. SY 1621 OSH CARING, divorced, father of two, 36, 5T,155 las., average -looking, enjoys playing cards, cuddling, romance and country music, seeks a female who loves loris, to friend- ship, possible long -tern relation- ship. SY 1622 SINCERE, duraced, site stale, 35, 510', Mew Itair, dim eyes enjoys Mask hitgo lowing and canrp ig world Mie le meet Mal special INN for Ilalon reshp. SY HARDWORKING, eery -going single father, 29, enjoys the outdoors, catrey Me gni ample], looking b meet single female/mother for SYS idshamble . er 1 LOOKING for a female, 25-30, +ho honest and sincere,r mrst fire movies, waw in the moon - 'gni and dining out. SY 1612 SEPARATED, caring, employed father of 2 teens, 39, heavy -se(, not into bar or head gam. Likes out- doors, winter and home limes. Seardng la a ile female, 35.40 or Wee possible relationship. Single moms welcome. SY 1613 (COB) HARDWORKING, single -nab, 33, bolang for a sngle, wile lamb, 25.35, who enjoys movies, walks and dinners, terltletlRltle'Qeeeble 4 • ' • " a THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1904 -PAGE 31 HAVE YOU TRIED OUR BROWSE FEATURE? For $ 1.99 per minute you can call ?l„rrrcln 3f,.,,rn. 2-a hours per day. 7 days per week to hear and respond to voice greetings on this system. 1-800-387-8009 between 10:00 a.m: and 12 midnight - 7 days a week no dependents, 33, 57. who eves all of what lite has to offer. Vaned iterests. Loolmg for a sip to aver- age !wild female wth bubbly per- sonality and loves all that Me can otter us. SY 1630 am a handsome male. 23, 5'10'. 170 bs., who loves the outdoors and has a passion for Me. I am look - mg for an intelligent. passionate. sexy young woman. 20-30 (no dependents). to share good tines and oossble relationship. SY 1631 POSH) GENTLE. canng and quiet single male 45 510'.150 bs.. good build, looking to a lady. 35-48, who is sensitive, kind and caring, tut -fig- ured wekxxee. SY 1633 (094) NICE guy, single. 44. 510'. 150 bs.. canng. romantic, good sense of farcy Me, Oolong to skin, attedion- ate. non-smoking female who warts that special relationship. SY 1634 DREAMER reared: Male, 38, hon- est, stable. estabkshed. attractive, health conscious and active. seeks similar natural lady for fnendship and a possible retaborship. Single molten welcome. SY 1635 (OSH) SEXY, e'a inn- earted, affectionate spontaneous, romantic male, 27 bokng fa a lady who Ikes to share quality times together SY 1636 Irk+) HONEST male, 33, 57', slim. fit, blonde. blue eyes, non-smoker, social drinker, enjoys movies. sports, most outdoor a sties, wth a sense of humour and who is pas- sionate, looking for an attractive lady, 23.33, for a relationship. SY 1637 HANDSOME, slim, honest and dis- tinguished gentleman, early 50 s, 513', separated, would like to meet a lady who is Om to medwrn buil. 45- 50, for friendship and a possible reladorshp. SY 1638 (ISH) SPECIAL lady needed tor a specel -ren, 50, 5'9', enjoys most spoils, king walks, cards, dancing, cross- courlry song and hugs, seeking a warm, sip, kwing woman. Let's be friends and lel nature take 4s course. SY 1639 (OSH) GRATEFUL Dad, 37, lex Me joys my fle, nal 3 ee nderhll Idris, house - boating, water skiing, corveting, weight training, marshal alts, darec` ng, for the possibility d meeting a terrific wxxnan from this ad SY 1640 (OSH) OSHAWA TURUL SOCCER CLUB GENERAL MEETING DATE: Sunday, November 20, 1994 TiME: 7:00 P.M. PLACE: Donevan Recreational Centre 171 Harmony Road South Oshawa For further information call 223-3577 THERE ARE 42 NEW ADS THIS WEEK! DIFFERENT. energetic male. 22-, eft try anything oma. s bolmg la a possible relationship with a female, 1626, who is crazy, tikes Me cutdoas, sports, long wars and spending thine together. SY 1645 (0SH) WOMEN LOOKING ICOR RON %\'1'11' NE\ 1656 (0$H) FATHER of three, divorced, 44, 59', 160 las . ee oys movies. music. sports and Ming out, looking tor an attractive $erre. 25-40. for a possi- ble relaflonsho. single mons wel- come SY 1657 'OSH) SUPER sexy ma,e ,ery Joey, seeks tnat special sexy lady to Snare the kingdom wdh he magic of --mance casscr n mystical 'e2ticrstc Sv 1558 (OSH) Seeking single male, 50-6'3. 5 IT. who can be honest, open and secure. for long term relationship. SY2158 AFFECTIONATE. loving lady. 40, 5 T. 130 lbs . brown hair, eyes, loves the outdoors. skating. long walks in the leaves, looking for male. tor Inendship leading to a relaborshp and 1 you re Oolong for a good woman. I'm coking tor a good rren. SY 2160 (06H) TRYING to fl back in. single mom Itac boys). separated one year. koorzg to gat bad( at t (sports tat Is). Are you interested in playing rrcquebal and ding cher pb seal aanaSes. SY 2161 MDEPENDENT attractive. 37. 57, 120 bs.. Owe eyes, blonde, sin* mom. lookng tor attractive. estab- lined sen rale. 35-41, who likes dining. dancing, movies, music. walks conversations SY 2163 OSH MO.. 34-40.59' d^ gm.; sense of humour SY 2173 ATTRACTIVE, single. white female. 21.59'. 160 las.. brown hair, frown eyes, seeking a man. 23.29. for Mendell). possible nezdershp. SY 2174 ROMANTIC. separated female. seeks male 24-30. for lnendsl . possible relationship. must love eds. single lathers welcome. SY 2176 (C08) Fe I'm very shy looking for a good kg guy. 30-40. who s snare about finding the nght :ady. must ire children. SY 2177 (0S4) HONEST. single wile female. 29. enjoys skung, campmg, bowling, drug out and staying in. woukd Ike to meet untie 26-36 min similar incests SY 2178 (C08) SINCERE ferrate. 25, single mom. 51' auburn hair. blue eyes. &along to honest, s+rcere. single male. 25- 30. for lnendstwa. Possbie ?itazen she SY 2183 (0514 ATTACHED lamb, 33, 57%00 las., wishes to meet an attractive %n b to gel tagel er for daytime erroaulers SY HO (0614) AAE you lonely, spaded lady, 20- 35, needing someone who is wig b fpfen and to add Moet edea excite- ment fa nerviness, I'm a married man, 37, who can be were for you during rough times, discretion asswed. SY 5630 PROFESSIONAL male, 27, looking for same for friendship, possible relationship, non-smoker. SY 5563 GAY reale, 23, seelaq same, 19+. for hiendshp, possible relationship. enjoys claming, movies, soothing and quiet leisure time.1 this sounds lire you? Respond. SY 5564 (ISH) MALE, 39, looking for an attractive. attaded or single female, 25-45, for casual encounters, discretion assured. SY 5565 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE male dancer, 29. seely skin older female for interest- ing romantic times. discretion assured. SY 5566 ATTRACTIVE male. 32. seekna :ompanron for tnendshp possible •elaborship daaetion assured and expeded.SY 5567 OSH GOOD-LOOKING male. 45 looking dr an attractive female, 30-45. for discreet, affectionate encounters. discretion assured and expected. SY 5568 MALE. looking for same SY 5570 OSH SINGLE male 28. would like to meet frustrated, attached females a srugle females for discreet enroun- 'ens. 18-30. no strings attached SY 5571(OSH) MALE, 32. seeks same, in the Cobourg area, tor friendship. fun times. someone into the bar scene. SY 5572 ATTRACTIVE c:jale. 30 -some- thing, seeking female for discreet encaurler, dean4'ess a must SY 5575 (ISH) ATTRACTIVE 'a:e. 29. seeking same. 25-35. ~rnoarroshp SY 5576 (ISH) REDHEADED rate. 29 looking for tangle tor iscreet encourters SY 5577 (0614) PASSIONATE. attached male. 59' 49. w(snung tc meet a real waren for wry dose encounters. disaesor a must. SY 5578 IOSH) ATTACHED aurone wouk' like to rnee'3 S"tile 'tale 40. native indan weicome. '1st lice acts SY 5579 (C08) MALE. 37 5 ", 160 las., tit and 'Healthy seeks an attractive. sir emelt must be adnxturou s, dean and isaeeh Please as my matcx for more rho 57 5580 Just around the corner and in your corner ... 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