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Home My WebLink AboutNA1995_02_08THE ONE WE'VE ALL BEEN WAKING FOR IS HERE!! PIClcHM TOWN MW 41114M P ;G�`'"News ENTERTAINMENT One stage closer to the big time Page A27 Happy Valentine's Day Advertiser Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1995 48 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 114 No. 6 V HEALTH Councils `demand' Province aid hospital employees laid off in an attempt to deal with an Durham West MPP Jim Wi m d se an appeare at SPECIAL CORRESPONDE:rT AND STAFF REPORTER S800,W0 operating deficit. both council meetin s sa in fundin has been AJAX-PICKERING — Insufficient provincial funding has left Ajax and Pickering with a hospital that's equal to a S30 -million car without gas, according to Pickering councillor Sherry Senis. Town councils in both communities una»mous- ly approved motions Monday night "demanding" the provincial government provide more funding for Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. On Jan. 27, the hospital announced 25 beds would be closed and up to 50 full and part-time Members of the two councils slammed the provincial Ministry of Health, which approved an expansion of the hospital, but won't fund the new space. In Ajax, Ward 3 councillor Jim McMaster said the provincial government committed itself to fund- ing the hospital when it approved the expansion. "What's the sense of building it if you're not going to keep it up? Why approve something, let it be built and then not keep it open?" he questioned. Controversial sex �- g, y 8 g held up because an Acute Care Study (ACS) being conducted by the Durham Region District Health Council hasn't been completed. The study was to take trine months, but still hasn't been finished two - and -a -half years later. "At no time did the ministry say that funding for the hospital wasn't forthcoming," Mr. Wiseman told Pickering council. "I'm convinced that once r�i�itI t„Ir ir+if,Ir�r hh education stalled r 1'i�Jrt7�•��A,t)j 7� 'p i SAL BOMMARITO`: STAFF RFPOWER DURHAM — The Durham Board of Education has decided to delay teachers•~' use of a controversial document dealing with sex education and the transmission of HIV, the vices that causes AIDS. The school board's standing committee voted Monday in favor of delaying the Reduce the Risk doctuhcn in high schools until new trustees -can familiarize them- . selves" witb it, said All Hamilton, Picketing trustee and chairman of the Family Life ' 1��:�n Advi.SON Committee (1=LA(_l. "Some trustees have received sten- - ons objectioc>s to the ctaricuLtm being � Inside '� A4bou the doarnent has bm Ow rw" Editorial..............................A6 Entertainment ...................A27 Sports...............................A 30 Classifted ...........................A31 Phonon WNW General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 infoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 The News Advertiser regpdwil7 ums reeyeW newsptdat 934 + 7* GST = $1 L gh been n chrulation for more than a year -and -a - half and is in its thud and final draft, objections about the document's con - lame were once again used by Oshawa trustee Mike Nicholson. Despite the FLEAC committee chairman's drat intro- duction of the document be delayed, Mr. Nicholson presented the board wig his own motion, also asking for a delay. `"Ibis document was approved by the FLEAiC cannmmoe wilt minor M-0- sioms before trustees even had wind of it. I've had cels from the public with e moerns and calls from trustees not to speak on it until we've had in-service trakting on it. My motion will ensue it will not go out to anybody until we review it." See PUBLIC ... Page AS See PROVINCE...Page All Mark W. Van Rooy, a training supervisor rooms at the Pickering Nuclear at Ontario Hydro's Eastern Nuclear Generating Station. Plant workers get Training Department in Pickering, shows extensive training here before working in off a simulator that duplicates the control a control room. photo by Ron Pieftaniro Pirlevared for a crisis -I... D Nuclear workers trained how to react under pressure B LEO ANPONELLI involved in their jobs. Never were those risks sPtyctAi TO 7W nevus ADVERTISER more apparent than during last December's PICKERING — As part of their safety massive leak of heavy water at Pickering's training, workers at the Pickering and 'A' station. Darlington Nuclear Generating Stations are taught to understand and respect the risks See NUCLEAR—Pap A2 PAGE 2 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY E,1995 Nuclear plant workers trained for crises FROM PAGE Al Ontario Hydro has nothing but praise for the workers in the control roorn, who noticed the drop in premire caused by a broken pipe. The workers were able to shut down the Unit 2 reactor and activate the emergency coolant injection system, preventing the reactor from overheating. "When they began following this emergency procedure, it wasn't tike they'd never done it before," says Bob Harrison, a manager at Ontario Hydro's Eastern Nuclear Training Department in Pickering. ' They'd never done it before in the real plant with real equipment on the other end of the meters, but they had followed that procedure several times in the training enviroinment." Reacting under pressure is what Pickering workers are trained to do. Mr. Harrison says, "They are trained to follow proce- dures. We don't train our operator to drive the generating unit front the seat of their pants. Everything is done by pro- cedures, which means that other people have already thought about how to do it in a cool and relaxed kind of environment." Worker, get their safety training at the Pickering station, the Darlington plant. an Ontario Hydro facility in Ajax, a fire rescue centre in Wmkyvdk and at the Eastern Nuclear Training Department at the Pickering station. At the Eastern Nuclear Training Department three simu- lators mimic the control rooms at Pickering 'A' and 'B' stations. Here workers with six to 10 years on the job undergo three -and -a -half to four years of on and off train- ing to be authorized to work in the control roam. The simulators are exact reptiras of the actual control moms. Trainees face a wall of lights, gauges and meters. Coauputers untulase possible incidents that could occur. "We practise what we believe are the most extreme col- lection of incidents that the operator could possibly see." If the worker becomes authorized to work in the control roost. be or she must come back to the training department for two weeks on the simulator every year. It is not just those in the control room who must be trained for safety. All of Pickering's 1-400 employees receive some level of safety training. Safety training at the two stations can be divided into three categories: conven- tional safety training. radiation protection and emergency response training. Conventional safety training involves watching out for hazards that could occur at any large industrial plant. It means taking such precautions as making sue equipment is safe to work on. What is unique to the Pickering station is the training workers receive in radiation protection. They are taught how to use intstrtmtents to measure radiation levels and how to use protective suits if radiation levels put them at risk. Every worker at Pickering is re-qualifred in radiation protection every two years at a one -day refirsber course. "We believe that if you give the individual a lot of infor- mation and the appropriate equ o nent and the skills, they'll behave satdy," says Nk Harrison. Ontario Hydro nuns afire and rescue facility in Wesleyvdki east of Bowmanville. 'These bre sews from Rkeriog learn b fight seat blazes caused by I gas. Mmis Abo a three-storey OOncrete block btul ft that can be Mod with smoke and is used to train workers to find vx ims. Crews also practise high level rescues Wariness ou the fire crews work at variolas jobs scattered 'throughout the plant, so mobil>ting them qukkly in an emergency a cmdal.'Ibat's why there a adrill for dxw crews about once every slot weeks. 1Nr. T a son says these drills — along with evacuation czercism done a couple of times a year for the whole sta- bon —are part of Odario Hydro's proactive appoach b salt. lie says drat approach stens with the design of the stationwhich features chocks and balances d prevent disaster. Tn addition, tests are done to monitor some pert of the system every day. "You do as many things as you can b prevent it Sam happeningbut you also do a number of tbings'a a proac- tive way to mitigate the consequences if an incident should ootar," he says. W. Hanson adds that the stations' wodm s play a piv- otal role in that proactive approach He poke out that about $30 mom a year is spent on Uaaog workers at Pickering and Da ditton. "I would say our averap women spends more time wiith training — both learning Gia job and 00igg Mhsbed in his job— duan the avetege woda does in the average industry. We aren't a 8y -by -night organization that twits a catpie of people here and Nob we've got qualified staff. We put alot of money and a lot of effort into treating our staff lin Pi bm% and Dalwpon." THEEt�S' IRSVE'�'1 t�Eit, i�>Eb ;1•'ERAt7i�1� 8,1495-PRoE�=A Ever bod AMed' teen- killed in snowmobile crash y O High school hockey team cancels games out of respect for `caring' young man who was a `best friend to many' By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — A popular Pine Ridge Secondary School student killed in a snowmobiling accident north- east of Haliburton Friday was "a best friend to many" and "a good all-round athlete" respected by his peers, according to his high school hockey coach. Brad Shearer, 18, died when the snowmobile he was driving crashed into a dock and then a breakwall in the south bay of Lake Haliburton around 11 p.m., according to a spokesman for the Minden detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. "He was probably one of the best hockey players I've ever coached," says Dale Cook. "He was even-tempered and he never got any penalties. He was the team captain which shows the type of respect our players had for him." A number of students and staff from the Pickering high school were among hundreds of people who attend- ed Mr. Shearer's funeral Tuesday in Pickering Village. "It was a weekend we did for years and years," said Gary Shearer, the dead boy's father, recalling the tragic CORRECTIOr Preliminary hearing for MacKinnon AJAX — A stay in the Feb. 5 News Advertiser about Tyreli MacKinnon, charged with first- degree murder and robbery in eonnec.. tion with the OcL 7 slaying of Ajax fir- ing range employee Norman Chow, inconvi itoformat;on prow. - ed by the court Mr. MacKinnon is slated to appear in Oshawa provin- cial court ca "Tuesday, May 30 for a preliminary hearing, not to stand trial on the charges as reporw.. Mr. MacKinnon and two 17 -year- old young offend- ers, also of Scarborough, art charged in the death of Mr. Chow, 27, at Firearm Training Ranges, IOHarrRd. We regret the. a=. event. "It's an annual event. Brad and his buddies used to start plan- ning for it in August. We had been up there only two hours when it happened. "Brad loved hockey, snowmo- biling, waterskiing and boating. ' He never had a bad word for any- one. He cared for his friends and he cared for life," his father said. Mr. Cook says Mr. Shearer's Brad'Sheait�ee' teammates, who found out about the accident on Saturday, "are all very upset. He was not only their teammate but he was a best friend to many of them. "Everybody really liked Brad. He was easy to get along with. He had a lot of friends among the teachers and students. He was hoping to go to university. He wanted to be a phys-ed teacher," his coach says. Mr. Shearer had been selected to represent Pine Ridge in the upcoming Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) senior boys' all-star hockey game, Mr. Cook says. "He was a good all-round athlete." Mr. Cook says in light of the tragedy, the team has decided to forfeit its remaining three regular season hockey games. "Emotionally, they're not in the mood to play " But the squad will participate in the upcoming play - PRESENTS HunterDouglas c%. COUNTRY WOODSTm 35"10 OFF • Painted or stained • Made in Canada APPLAUSE'Honey Comb PLEATED SHADES A A% FF • Single fl, Double Cell • Blackout Available • From the makers of DUETTE• • tVIGNETTE* SIL. NO r size iallest from Hunler Douglas' • Now Insulating Fab See us for Great Service & Expert Advice on IIiS Window Fashions LITELINESO MACRO & MIM BLINDS v50*'O OFF • Sprmg Tempered flats • Lifetime Cwarantee U1. �_�twr7ldowYDlxoraltigCOW '411W BLINDS tit DRAPERY W old KitWWn Rd, Ajax Wl (PMMII ham) 428-0937 . offs, he says. Mr. Shearer also played on a number of Pickering rep hockey teams, including the 1990-1991 minor bantam `AA' all -Ontario finalists. He is survived by his mother Pat, father Gary and brother Brent. The Pine Ridge student was the second Pickering res- ident to die in a snowmobiling mishap up north in a week. Gord Powell, 47, a retired Metro Toronto Police sergeant, was snowmobiling on Dalrymple Lake in Carden Township near Orillia a week ago last Sunday when the machine he was driving broke through thin ice. `He cared for his UNEMPLOYED Help Put Pickering, Ajax friends Back to work and he HIRE YOUR NEIGHBOUR cared Interior Painting: 3 Rooms :for life' for only $199.00 Hardwood Floors -- Dad Gary $5.99/sq. ft. installed Shearer e + AV Ac 61 eel Cllntraburtn$ Q FLECTO SO FLOOR FINISHING CLINIC presented by FLECTO COATINGS featuring the "Do It Yourself" Floor Finishing Centre easy to use... convenient... economical Lotion CASHWAY BUILDING CENTRE 15 WESTNEY RD. N. AJAX lM Saturday, Feb. 11, 1995 Sunday, Feb. 12, 1995 II= 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 427-9931 Lean how to sand, stain and refinish old, new, even parquet flooring Easily and Economic:aly. .. 1 .I Al 01 r .. ,. V i' . ._ . _ _ . _ .. . 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(905) 728-6291 �"5j MI -6771 bw at tho best and DIRECT ,...... ;w . .. . 0066 on tll� s ro You... our valued aumbnwrsI F AYMENT Public school board delays c the Risk is not into the ]IlLll we've eked at It in more letal' FROM PAGE Al The motion, which was eventually defeated by the board, drew the ire of board chairman Patty Bowman, who accused Mr. Nicholson of grandstanding at the expense of a colleague. "I find (the motion) disrespectful actually. I find it offensive to the integri- ty of the chair of a committee," she said However, Ms. Hamilton said the motion was justifiable. "I don't think (the motion) is neces- sary. But I'd like trustee Nicholson to be assured this document is not going into the schools until we've looked at it in more detail." The document was introduced by the rpt, w>tnl , IMUMAlaT. a, W3-1RA10195,A ontroversial sex education board over a year ago to strong oppow tion from some trustees and numerous parents who objected to homosexuality being discussed in classrooms. When fust introduced, it prompted a group called Oshawa Concerned Parents to start a petition calling on the board not to "teach" homosexuality. But the document states homosexual- ity will only be referred to in the class- room "with regards to the transmission of HIV and people living with AIDS." While the document examines ways of contracting HIV, it encourages stu- dents in C oades 11 to OAC to seriously consider whether they want to become sexually active and teaches them to be more assertive when confronted with peer pressure about sex. The document provides teachers guidelines about how to answer stu- dents' questions about homosexuality. For example, if asked why people "want to be gay", an appropriate response would point out it's "doubtful people choose a gay lifestyle when you consider the discrimination and persecu- tion they must endure" and that most gays "knew they were different from heterosexuals as long ago as they can remember." THE PLANNING ACTI) TOWN OF PICKERING Take notice that an application to amend the Zoning Order, filed as Ontario Regulation 102/72. has been received by the Minister of Municipal Affairs. The application is: Applicant: Steven Longman File No: 18-ZO-029-9407 Proposal: To permit the construction of a single detached dwelling on the land described as being Part of Lot 3. Concession 7, in the Town of Pickering All submissions in support of. or in opposition to, the application(s) described above. and received by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs. 14th Floor, 777 Bay Street, Toronto. Ontario, M5G 2E5, on or before the 22nd day of February, 1995. will be fully considered before a final decision is made. Please refer to the file number indicated above. In addition, under Section 47(10) of the Planning Act, any interested person may request a hearing by the Ontario Municipal Board on an application for amendment to a Zoning Order. Minister & Municipal Affairs ® Ontario "WE MAKE IT HAPPEN" "Hard To 1995 01 Arty at its Best - Cutlass Supreme 1 Just an example of the many value priced vehicles available at our "USED VEHICLE CENTRE" Over 125 Vehicles To Choose From HUMM. 060 3SHOPP DAYS LEFT •i»=' NOW 19" Corsic s1 2g 49:5* e've Got You Covered! loo Day used Car Wan-antyt This protection sures the used vehicle you buy is in top co�Should a problem occur we'll IIx it FSEEI�S Extra Cost: Appilembls untos, licsnss and go& Otmotin avdlabN at lima d pass. SATISFACTION ... AN EVERYDAY EXPERIENCE CHEVROLET • GEO.OLDSMOBILE *CADILLAC 1530 DUNDAS ST. EAST 4 WHITBY N 7E.#4— � �8■� 68 S6 881 • Timothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Communitv Newspaper published every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ontario. L IS 2 H5. The publisher reserves the right to classify, or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different print- ers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897. Mail sub- scription rates Can. I yr. $70 GIVE US A CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 1nfeSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Advertiser welcomes IMM to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of intertest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal treasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint Off the record The government of Ontario is muzzling the press and keeping citizens in the dark with its latest warning to police about the Privacy Act. While confusion reigns among Ontario's police forces as to what information they can and cannot release under the Act, the Privacy Commissioner of Ontario is explicit. Names of individuals amested cannot be made public until the information is given in court. Offending police departments face a fine of up to $5,000. While some police forces say this is a "guide- line", and others say they aren't following it because they've never been informed about it, Durham Regional Police will comply. An accused person's name and address will only be released to the public after the case is before the courts. Consider that you could be voting for a politician who, the day before, was charged with extortion and accepting bribes. You'd never know. You could be dnWing your child off with a babysitter facing charges of molestation. The accused murderer of Oshawa's Roger Pardy, if arrested in Durham tomorrow, would remain anonymous until his first appearance in court. This legislation, in effect, makes the police sere of this province the sole judges of what you should and should not know about the goings on of the criminal jus- tice system. It will be up to the police to notify the public of the identify of a person facing cbarges, through the media, after a fru court appearance. Given the public's concern that justice be done in our society, the Province should be making the justice sys- tem more open to public scrutiny, not hiding it behind a curtain of secrecy. Crime, by its very natume, is a public act. The public deserves to know who is accused of committing those crimes from the outset. An estimated 70 per cent of Pickering's taxpayers To the editor: I'm writing in regards to the article "No tax increase in Pickering", in a recent edition of the News Advertiser. Wliat a crock! There is always a `but' after good news and this is no excep- tion. But the town's tardy tax - PUD have no ch olce but to payers will be hit hard. I would guess that about 70 per cent of Pickering's families have no choice but to be tardy with their tax payments. One of the main reasons for this is the amount of time we are given to pay our taxes. Scarborough taxes are raid in six WERE RUNNING --.�ZLATE THIS �C LIN M"11,6111 I& instalments per year. We have to pay ours in four. It would be much easier to come up with a lower payment every two months than to produce larger SUMS. I would like to know why we in Pickering have to pay our 7— 7 s- vua) RUM De taray instalments? I think it would be fitting if a public reply in this newspaper was printed in the near future. I am sure there are a lot of people besides myself who would like to know the answer to the above question. Debra Dion, 1'7Lt CrMg by Steve Nease I P 'IW, NEWS Abftit'1'FSE)t, WE64A$IIYIAtt'l S, &9 PAbi t -h * �N OF P/C �k ,`O 9 Town of Pickering * (905) 420-2222 * (905) 683-2760 DOG TAGS COUNTRY CRAFT PR RAMS Just a reminder that every person wlx• awns a dog must TAKE SOME TIME FROM YOUR BUSY WINTER SCHEDULE ensure that it is licensed and registered with the Town TO CREATE SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL FOR YOUR HOME. THE before April 1st. The cost of licensing a dog is $10 for a spayed or neutered dog and $20 for all other dogs. Dog TOWN OF PICKERING DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE AND tag, may he purchased at the Civic Complex from RECREATION OFFERS A VARIETY OF WORKSHOPS TO HELP y Monday to Friday. 8:30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. For more YOU BEAT 7 IOSE WINTER information on purchasing a dog tag, please call 420- BLAHS! y sK I s. EVF1A.MNG LIEZU, WREATH T The penalty for not acquiring a dog tag is $20 per offence SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1995 and this will be strictly enforced after April Ist. It is the - 1:00 PM. -5:00 P.M. responsibility of the dog owner to ensure that their dog is lio:ensed: the Town will not be sending any notices to dog COUNTRYGARDEV MIN A TURF ZVE- ARYTRE owners reminding them to liccn,c their dog. - SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1995 -her regulations of the t1,g and Cat By-law that are of 1:00 P.M. -3:30 P.M. m(eresl are: TWO LOVELY ME WAII DECORA 77DWc I All dog% he kept on a leash and under the SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1, 1995 T contml of sone person when the dog is ext land - 1:00 PM. -5:00 P.M. �r other than that of the owner. PETITECOtL�TRYB NfVY Every owner of a dog shall have the dog inoculated -SUNDAY FEBRUARY 26, 1995 T with a rabies vaccine at least once every twelve months. -1:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. Every owner of a dog shall remove excrement left Y_XIO IAN TAPES %RY tiD LACE WR ATH by the dog anywhere in the Town. -SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1995 No owner of a-1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. dog shall allow the erg k, dlodrl or hark excessively. FOR MORE I.YFORMATIO,V COATA CT THE 5 No person shall keep, own or harbour more than DEPARTMENT OF CITLTURE AND RE F-4 TION AT two dog, to or about a dwelling unit. 420-4621 OF DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE *V :: p EUCC4TION AND RECREATION * INSTRUCTORS T T y� T yT T T T��yK REQUIRED IF PIC,IFRI.VG RFCRF"41IO.V CorponSt� d the FORTHE AQUATICS "IF, PRFSF.VIS CO.NPLFX TwndPiciming PICKERING �( We offer custom private lessons "771F- BF_77F.R WAY TO PAY!" * one Tfte Esplertede tiitsEL'M rfor both children and adults POST DATED CHE UES Pickering, Ontario VILLAGE TAKI A.\� ..\t::.,. �tf At14t.Ft,l fill ..1, p%N %1(i,. t7tt.T * UV6K7 da time and evenings at the 1 t,R F.XAMPIJ GREEtiwooD, y g * ONT.aRIO Pickering Recreation Complex Pool. +� �IaL HEALTtf.NF..tIBERSfI/P 6.'1.02 .tf(,.YTIr A.V.VGAL TENNIS MEMBERM"P S24.06- .ffo.vTf1 * Whether you want 1, 2, or 20 lessons call A.V.VCAL RACQUETBALL ME.NBERSf/IP $2666, Mo'% -771 M Eq -I loym rtly Pickering bluseturl Ytlage : t.�'.Vr - L SQC ASH MENBF_ RS7//P $30.4 .V0.%TJ1 * Etter« Liz Bowes at 683-6582 to en o vour requires Education Instructor, y . 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CANADA COMMEMORATES THE 50th ANNIVERSARY OF y THE UNITED NATIONS T In celebration, the Deparanent of Culture & Recreation is planning a "Heritage Day Festival" to be held at the Pickering Recreation y Complex 1 are are Valley Farm Road, Saturday, February Zstn, Standardized Test of Fitness Appraiser STFA T 1995. We requesting organizations that wish to celebrate their PP cultural heritage, to contact the Town of Picketing, in writing, by A 2 -weekend workshop for tratties who want to lem bow to conduct a reliable and safe fitness appraisal February 10, 1995. Please identify the name of the organization, for their Gutesschems. �C representatives name, phone number, and what crafts, artifacts, As established by the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology, this 4 day workshop includes sescitxts on counselling and y costumes, music etc. you would be able to showcase at this Festival. conmun'c'uon AWs• Qxer"se Phys'ology, rase studies, and a pracucum on the Canadian Standardized Test of Fitness. T worth fee includes- association fee• au manuals, written and practical exams, and a tax receipt. For farther information please call: (905) 420-4620 or fax (905) 420- 0515. Course Prerequisites recognized training in fitness thmry, current Heart Saver CPR ctxtitication, and minimum 18 years of age. Please forward this information to the followini address: Town of Pickering SATURDAY and SUNDAY9:00 a.m. • 5:00 P.M., eadl day Department of Ctiuure & Recreation FEBRUARY 11,12,18,19, Recreation Complex One The F-whi wde Pickering, Ontario 1995. $250.00 for 4 days. Ay LIV 6K7 Call the Pickering Recreation Complex at 831-1711 or 683-6582 T yy yyyy yy yy yy yyyyyyyyyyyy yyyy ,,yy yyyyyyyyyy yy y PAGE S -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED- FEBRUARY & I"S Pickering taxes frozen second straight year PICKERING the second consec- out the "stand -pat" will patch pot- - PnVerty own- utive tax freeze to budget will see holes rather than ers will get the "tight-fisted bud- only "insignifi- rebuild roads. same bang for geting" and cost- cant" projects cut. The Town can their buck in 1995 cutting programs. For example, on continue to pro - as they did last Town treasurer streets needing vide the same year after Jim Walls points repair, the Town level of service Pickering council approved a budget Monday that will see no tax hike for Town services. In fact, mayor Wayne Arthurs notes, the Town "intends to improve further the quality of our services without increasing the tax rate". Politicians were able to spare taxpayers an increase despite the fact Sl million will be spent to staff the new fire - hall at Dixie Road and Finch Avenue. Mayor Arthurs attributes "much of the credit" for For best results advertise with the •Mi -Al *er*V om /.� W,I ,linJ 3JClW delivered at your door three times a week because growth here will generate an estimated $400,000 in taxes this year from new residents and busi- nesses. You've always got time for rust #1 1 Harwood Ave. South AJAX NOW OPEN 24 Hours • Drive Thru 6 a.m. - ii p.m. • Smoke -Free Come and enjoy our complete line of baked goods, soups, sandwiches & coffee in a smoke-free envirommont e,LWA r'S FRE51ES Harwood $Z IT, Horon' "Put Your Heaton Ice!" With The ZEN Join our 6th Exciting Season of Adult Summer Hockey Are you tired of the same old summer activities? If your answer is yes, now is the time to join Ontario's fastest growing summer hockey league, The Generals G.M.H.A. The Generals G.M.H.A. offers many new and exciting reasons why you should consider our hockey league for your hockey playing pleasure this summer: • 20 fast competitive games • Individual or team entries • Monday nights (May Thru Sept.) • Annual Golf and Softball • Great Hours 6:30-10:30 pm Tournaments • Possible over 30 division • Introducing Premier ' Top Quality Ice Surface Division This Season (Art Thompson Arena) ' New Format of Play ' All hockey levels are welcome ' C0314198.00. --, per player Registration Dates: Feb. 21/95 7 - 10:00 pm Mar. 30/95 7 - 10:00 pm April 18/95 7 - 10:00 pm Registration Location: Ajax Community Center, 75 Centennial St., Aiax, Ontario For Further Details Contact Harvey Bunton - (905) 686-1576 If you spot news in the making, please call 683-5110. On Feb. 8, some c your favourite channels will be i new locations. ' n order to provide you with more flexible cable package options, we have to move some of your favourite channels. Some of your original Cable Plus networks will be moving back to their original channel numbers, and the new specialty networks will be grouped together. Over the past week we've been sending out new channel stickers and cards to replace what we sent you last December. You should have received them by now. Please check your mail for an envelope that looks like the one depicted here. And remember, your free preview of the new specialty networks has been extended to February 28th. So sit back, relax, and enjoy some of the ` best and most diverse television programming available anywhere. And thanks for being patient. Maclean Hunter Cable N p 0 Expcia more from Seers sets! �, Evlx'C•l 111(1lt fi-oln Sec Paw THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, FEBRUARY S, I99S-PAGE 9•A oursday' Friday' Saturday & Sunday' Feb. 9-12, 1995 Copyright 1995. Sears Canada Inc. SHOPSEARS TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. wvl�_i SC'.' a HWY2 d a O U OQ ■ m W � PKW pICKERING HWY 401 M Expcia more from Seers sets! �, Evlx'C•l 111(1lt fi-oln Sec Paw THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, FEBRUARY S, I99S-PAGE 9•A oursday' Friday' Saturday & Sunday' Feb. 9-12, 1995 Copyright 1995. Sears Canada Inc. SHOPSEARS TOWN CENTRE We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. wvl�_i SC'.' Fatal mishap cause unknown DURHAM — The Ontario PtOvmclal POhm ane still trying to deter- mine the cause of a freak accident on Hwy. 401 on Jan. 31 in which a Whitby woman was killed A spokesman for the OPP's Whitby detachment says the investigation into 31 -year-old Angela Worona's death is ongoing and it's still unknown why an eastbound tractor -trailer lost two wheels on the 401 just east of Lakeridge Road. The tractor -trailer, which belonged to Whitby -based Universal Am -Can Ltd., has been examined by an OPP mechanic as part of the probe, which involves the Centre of Forensic Sciences. " Ihere's nothing new to repom" the OPP spokesman says. Ms. Worona died instantly when her westbound vehicle was crushed by one of the runaway wheels which bounced over the guardrail, landing on her car. The other wheel landed harmlessly in the ditch on the south side of the 401. Although rescue crews responded immediately to the accident, there was nothing they could do to help the victim. PERM SPECIAL lnclntles curt. Reg. Mi 50 Streaks & $ Mens HigW[rtes bt M 4 aHaircut10 $,crib apve Tbfx., Fd. 21,1!!6 We six m IW7 DODGE DAKOTA LE V 11 `► M Ada, h 1 L K, eraYe, I W7 DODOS DAKOTA LE ate,, s�7 Aolo., ek, auiK A. lk Y6. AIM drove 1W tllgl oil= CEM loam $7` 116, ak, 1na111 nm:k k* k=bd 1968 EXCEL CLS �` T��e► M jjMM�,, �7W les �nNaye, cute. AYfY lyres ar, pw. ~11L WVW www, WOWT LAR! 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Unit values and investment returns of each fund within your STAR portfolio are not guaranteed and will fluctuate as will the overall market value of your STAR portfolio, reflecting changes in the value of the underlying funds. w •, •tTHE MEWS AB,YFRT- 1SEk WJZP fFBRU0V AW.5-GlZ 11-A Provinceputs hospital in con 1� on .• councils FROM PAGE Al the report is received and approved, there will be more beds than ever for Ajax -Pickering." He told Ajax council the "funding is going to hap- pen" once the ACS is complete. The provincial government had expected the study to be finished when the new hospital wing opened two years ago. Until it's completed, the government can't act, Mr. Wiseman said. "I wholeheartedly agree the hospital should be fund- ed, the beds funded and let's get on with this," he told Ajax council. The bed closures and the first of the staff layoffs are sched- uled for May 1. Closing the 25 beds will leave the hospital with 102 general beds and space for 15 psychiatric patients. Before the hospital was expanded, it had 127 general beds, but no psychiatric space. Frank Schaper, Ward I Ajax council and a member of the hospital's board of directors, charged, ' I' he ministry has said to the board `Why don't you close the extension up, turn the heat `We will not accept this' dawn law and shut off the lights?' That's not a solution." Until the ACS is completed and more funding provided, the hospital will have to control costs and become more efficient, Mr. Wiseman said. A study by the Ontario Hospital Association found Ajax- Px:kc Ing to be inefficient, based on such criteria as the length of patient stay, the drugs that are dispensed and the cost of patient cam. To make the hospital more efficient, computers are being installed to help keep track of patient cart: and the medication provided, Mr. Wiseman said. Pickering Wand 1 local councillor David Ryan said the hos- pital has taken steps to reduce the cost per patient, such as charging for parking. He also expressed surprise at Mr. Wiseman's comments. "I find it disturbing and distressing that he chose to be here tonight as an apologist for his governnhent," Mr. Ryan said. "We will not accept the kick in the teeth they have given to our community hospital... S.TANp1H VEF-r- Crisis `A really, kick hits in the Jim Witty home Dave Ryan teeth He said growth in the area isn't being considered by the ministry. 'They admit the growth, they forecast the growth, but they refuse to do anything about the growth until after we have the problem," Mr. Ryan said. The situation at the hospital has hit close to home for Ajax mayor Jim Witty. 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Mrs. Witty was released last Friday morning, just when hos- pital staff began a rally protesting the cuts. "I personally feel she was released one day early. I'm not faulting anyone, but there was pressure for her bed," Mr. Witty said. He added his wife "has nothing but kind words fix the 5 Yr. GICs 8.75'° 5 Yr. Government Guaranteed Stripped Bonds 9.25'° Which would you rather own? Call Ian Haar, Financial Advisor 619-6510 MIDUXIND WUW'YN ^' BLUE CHP THINKING is a trademark of Midland Welwyn Capital Inc. ' Semi-annual stripped bond rates as of Fab. 195 it held to nrturity. Subject to change and availability. MW As awarded hlvoonsrtt Recovery services in its capacity as Auctioneer a LkWidgw win --le supple 1- '& offer, for sob, fm following hlverfty and assets as 9 r u ad under the t arldord & Tenant Act. IMMEDIATE INVENTORY DISPOSAL 50 Church SL South, FOR RALE INFO, CALL 619-2323 WORCRASHM 1 per person Limited to first 20 customers ofthe Norlb- Ice l� PrimIssuedPr$180.00 $1i0.00>,"' :MW NOW :... IRs LIQVIIOAT Z-, _ 10/V UP TO SIO OFF O A Ile d I� � PAGE 12 -A -THE MEWS ADVERTISER, WED, FEBRUARV 4 19!75 Tapping in DURHAM —Professionals thinking of expanding into the United States may be interested in a seminar being offered by Durham Region's eco- nomic development department. Dr. Dorothy Riddle, president of Service -Growth Consultants of Ottawa, will lead Exporting Your Services to the United States for pro- fessionals such as accountants, archi- tects, engineers, lawyers, manage- ment and computer consultants. The seminar is divided into two to U.S. market seminar pans, with the morning session cov- ering such topics as assessing a firm's readiness to try a foreign mar- ket, issues affecting such an expan- sion, and understanding the culture. In the afternoon, there'll be one- on-one consultations with Dr. Riddle and Pat Molson, a trade commission- er and marketing officer with the fed- eral Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. The seminar is on Tuesday, Feb. 28, from 9 am. to 5 p.m. in the audi- Writers club meets in PICKERING - The first meeting of the Durham Writers and Editors Breakfast Club is at Swan's 'Marina on Saturday. Feb. 11. The Marina is located on Liverpool Rd. S., and the meeting runs from 8 to If, i m. It's open to Pickering anyone interesting in networking with writers. S8 per person: reserva- tions a must. Call 686- 2085 (Marjorie Green). Gentle Den for Adults, Kids, and Great Big Babies. To 4 you feel at ease: cleanings ✓ Soothing ✓ Virtual vision headsets to help you relax ✓ Autoclave sterilization ✓ Complete preventive & restorative dentistry r^ i ConeniM care with you n mind: ✓ We file & accept direct insur- ance payments (you pay oniy portion not covered by plan) ✓ discount for senior citizens ✓ Walk-in & same- day appoint- ments welcome ✓ Treatment for impacted wisdom teeth available Cd fa your he Mlle k; omsult bib Learn how tooth whitening, porcelain veneers, and other cosmetic procedures can make your smile look brighter. Dr. Steven Nadel, D.D.S. Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTALE7TER CALL NOW 683-1432 Z 172 Harwood Ave. South, We 101, Ajax j'f) top is corium of the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade. Cost is $39 which includes GST, a buffet and a multi -media kit entitled Road to Success, Exporting Services to the United States, which contains a video, computer disk and three book- lets. Deadline to register is Friday, Feb. 17. Call the Region's economic development department at 723-0023 or 1-800-706-9857 for more informa- tion or to register. Support for those touched by cancer AJAX-PICKERING - down one floor. The Living The Living With Cancer With Cancer Support Group Support Group for adults, for youths aged seven to 17 family and friends meets years dealing with cancer next Monday from 7 to 9 either personally or with a p.m. in Room G013 of the family member meets from Ajax and Pickering General 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Hospital. Trinity Anglican Church, Use the new entrance off 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. 686 - Centennial Avenue and go 1516. Are you working in long term care and wondering how the Long Term Care Reform Act, Bill 173, is going to affect you? There are rumours and there are facts - we would like to set you straight on which is which. The Service Employees International Union represents 45,000 frontline health care workers in the provin(e and we have made it our business to know the facts about Bill 173. In meetings with the government we stressed that any reform of long term care must include provisions for the protection of workers. Our efforts were successful. Not only does Bill 173 guarantee the continuity of quality care, but workers now have job security guarantees. For your information, here are some of the myths and the corresponding facts sur- rounding Long Term Care Reform and the impact of Bill 173. Myth - I Unionized workers will lose all their rights under their collective agree- ments trhen they move over to the Multi -Service Agencies rMSAs!. Fact SEIU Homemakers will go to their new jobs with their collective agree- ments and bargaining rights intact. Myth -_' Bill 1-3 only, provides job security to unionized workers. fact Bill 173 strengthens job security for Al front-line workers. The Bill re- quires that the new employers, MSAs, offer jobs first to union and non-union employees of agencies whose work is being transferred. Em- ployees will be offered jobs based on their length of service or seniority. Myth -3 There trill be fewer jobs in the MSAs, and what jobs there are will go to unskilled 'caregivers' who charge less for their services. Fact Community health service is considered a growth area and the Bill places a general onus on MSA employers to look to the existing community agency workforce for all their staffing needs. In other words, the people who are already out there working in the field will be the ones who are offered the jobs first. Mvth ,r4 With the creation of MSAs and the transfer of workers to new jobs, the clients are going to get lost in the shuffle. Fact Bill 173 ensures continuity of care. The caregiver and the consumer move ,over to the MSA in their region together, for the caregiver that means working for another employer, and for the consumer, it means they can expect to enjoy the same high quality of care as they've always had. Myth 05 There will be no role for the volunteer once long-term care reform is completed. Fact Bill 173 recognizes that the role of volunteers will not change under long term care reform and that they will continue to compliment, not replace, the work performed by the front-line workers. For that reason, the Bill specifies that each MSA develop a volunteer plan to ensure the role of volunteers is strengthened and preserved. By working together with SEIU through a Union Collective Agreement, you will ensure your involvement in the Long Term Care Reform process. Give us a call at 1-800-267-SEIU or in Toronto at (416) 752- 4770 and ask to speak to the Organizing Department. New Catholic School makes it official on Feb. 13 ❑ Opening of St. Wilfrid's features a host of activities PICKERING — St. Wilfrid Catholic School will celebrate its offi- cial opening Monday, Feb. 13. Festivities will kick off when 425 students release balloons with mes- sages on them at 10:30 am. The bal- loon release will be followed by a mass celebrating the official opening at 1 p.m. Classroom celebrations start at 2:30 p.m. The official opening cere- mony slated to begin at 7:30 pm. fea- tures the official key presentation, unveiling of the foyer sculpture, stu- dent choir performance and reception. Representatives from the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto, local and provincial government, the school's designers and architects, parents, staff and students will participate in the events. The school is at 2360 Southcott Rd., corner of Brock and Rossland Roads in Pickering. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's Group 161CGD, appearing in this paper - Wednesday, February 8.1995. The following items are incorrectly described: Page 12 - Classic Magnolia Lamps are white, Victorian Liy-pad lamps have pewter finish, Page 13 - Maytag Dryer does not have IgM. Page 15 - Labels on the Simmons Beautyrest Exquisite and Sealy Posturepedic Grandeur mattresses have been transposed. Front page - bottom statement, copy should read: 'On Now - Eaton's February Clearance.. Page 16 - Quartertop socks. 4.00 Less 25% pair 3.00, Classic brief. 7.00 Less 25% 5.25, Classic brief 3 -pack. White 18.50 Less 25% 13.88. Page 7 - Item A, will be available after February 24, 1995. item F, Bolero Valentine ties in 'I'm too sexy" pattern ONLY is not available. Inadvertently, the errors listed appeared in our adverfis". We sincerely regret any inconvenience or conhusion to our customers. 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Call 655-5544 (Gayle, voice or TTY, answering machine for voice only) for meeting location or information. ENTERING EXETER: Exeter High School, 80 Falby Crt. in Ajax, is holding a Grade 8 parents' night from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Students graduating from elementary school and their parents welcome. Information on integrated curriculum. Grade 9 evaluation. extra -curricular activities and art elec- tives. 683-8125 (Ms. Finlay or Ms. Diemer-Ewles). SINGLE PARENTS: The One Parent Family Association of Pickering -Ajax meets at Swan's Marina (Liverpool Rd. S.. Pickering) at 8 p.m. Educational. social and sports activi- ties for all. 837-0328. TOASTMASTERS: You're invited to a Toastmasters International Communication and leadership program held Wednesdays from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m., basement of Family Trust office, 335 Bayly St. W., at Finley Ave., Ajax. Overcome your fear of speaking in public or officiating a meeting. 686-61 _54. THURSDAY, FEB. 9 NE«VCOMERS: The Pickering -Ajax Newcomers Club meet.. at 8 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Harm up for Winter! Simpl, iisit Glendale Marketplace on Saturday, February 11 th, and receive a FREE Winter Scarf with a minima® $10.10 purchase from any of the participating merchants listed below! Z Art Gallery (915) 8374144 Tw Imb Fmm & Oft ' (0) 421-7544 Idtisi No11es (915) 839 = hrkm Acacia (915)M7= "I'a Imr seip (915) 421-8528 ht kraft (915) 421-!512 rkm r8 (815) 421-9315 MAN (915)837-5M t 1116 I" GLEMALE MMMACE Church St. N., Ajax. The club is for women living in the area three years or less and meets the second Thursday of each month. 831-7824 (Lorraine). HOMEPRENEURS: The Durham Homepreneur Group holds a breakfast meeting the second Thursday of each month from 7:30 to 9 am. at Annandale Country Club, cor- ner of Church and Bayly Streets, Ajax. Topic is taxes and small business. $10 includes breakfast and guest speakers. Anyone interested in starting a home business is welcome. 420-6817 or 831-9500 for ticket information. P.C. USERS: The Durham P.C. Users Club meets at the CAW Local 222 Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa, from 7 to 10 p.m. 728-9351 (Bruce Laycraft), 623-2787 (Linda Netten). LEARNING DISABLED: The Oshawa chapter of the Learning Disabilities Association holds its February meeting on Thursdav, Feb. 9 at Dr. Emily Stowe Public School, 71 Sandringham Dr. in Courtice at 7 p.m. The movie Frustration, Anxiety and Tension - A Day in the Life of an Feb. 0 1995 LD Student, will be shown. Everyone welcome. 436-7706 (Nancy). BUDGET: Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague hosts a pre- budget town hall meeting from 7 to 9 plan. in the council chambers of the Ajax municipal building, corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent. 427-6203. FRIDAY, FEB. 10 ANTI -RACISM CONFERENCE: The Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering sponsors a Towards a Prejudice -Free Society anti -racism conference from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at Exeter High School, 80 Falby Cn., Ajax. Admission free. 686-2661 for more information or to register. SOFTBALL: Tryouts are now under way for Ajax Rep Softball's squirt girls' division (ages 11-12) and novice girls' bracket (ages 13 and 14) at Maple Ridge Public School, 2010 Bushmill St., Pickering, at 6:30 p.m. 427-7946 (M. Feeley) or 839-6709 (G. Flanagan). AT PLYMOUTH I V1 L LAG E CHRYSLER LEBARON GTC CONVERTIBLES • • • • *0 *Z,27tj ALL NCLLOED: 46 - AUTOMATIC - AIR BAG - AMMM CASSETTE . POWER WNDOWS POWER DOOR LOCKS. POWER ROOF-TLT-CRUISE COWFIDL. PLUSMUCHMORE •IM1Ywn� FerrMYnanMArW _. ~am- I PLUS GST 11"41$ PST 13 222 NO FREIGHT - NO AR TAX. RELY OJpPED ow r� x` ALL INCLUDED: AUTOMATIC - AIR CONDITIONING - AIR BAG - TRT WHEEL - CRUISE CONTROL • Awm CASSETTE - PLUS MUCH MDRE. 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"'- CC \ A longlasting mum plant In a cheerful painted I Reg. 24.99ea. TO GROWS OFF r willow basket. Great gift for friends, relatives 8 , co-workers. Reg. + �' YUCCA • CINERARIA C CANE • J , �l • i 1 i , . 1 'ail cane gree a `.r Head of 1 i1 , Large plants covered in blue, purple. pink 8 N t i spiky blue green leaves. IRON bicolour daisy -like flowers. Decorated in a Reg. 9.99ea. brightly painted willow basket. 6' pot. 3 1/2' TALL HARDY LONGLASTING ,? CORN PLANT M •' --- MS 1 Ful! bush head of green 8 �� ' l Longlasting chrysanthemums in an array of 1 yellow leaves on a 3' tall AIR �� woody cane. Reg. 19.99ea. CLEANER! colours. Ready to decorate. 6' pot. LONGLASTING rmMPEADE . . CYCLAMFepN ; • i Y e Anew longlasting variety of, 1� ti �uzmania. V tall in a q�� Choose from colourful -pink, whiurple�� 6" pot. Reg. 29.99ea. GIFT! OFF L . 8 red. Decorated for Valentines. 6' pot. % • TALL AZALEA .. ARECA PALM Finest florist quality. Large 12' diameter / 1 I i Beautiful addition DECORATOR blis loaded with buds 8 iastin Fr ooms. Decorated for Valentines. g Reg. 69.99ea. SIZE PRING BLOOMS � � BAMBOO PALM , Finest fkxist quality. Large 12' diameter plants • Super full bushy piants-the 1 1 Decorated etib s lasting blooms ' best we've seen In years! ^A PERFECT Reg.ACCENT PLANT! OFF 1 YI:11 nr. STAKED PINE STAINED Mg111 PINE E AUNLET capacihr• EaWxemokvge 10 Mr, 0 easy fi1Mt9• for fiMirlg. Reg. 9.&W& Arnim M 0• • s -1 fill// r61:uvlrwu 'DISVLEFIMO MINS FINCH CAFE FEED Feeder has an easy to remove Mof �d A roof for easy filling. Ready to red A while ig hang with cord included. Providaa a behmwed diet Reg. 10.88ea. & exce"M low sourm Our reg. I I AMbeW • LE 1 ea. rl ' I- mmoram 70 ISLAND RD. Port Union/401 •J -'ff AW FA YALENTMIE $Wl W I FT BA%40Lunch bag style. In p or white. Reg..25ea. VAUMMWOOM CLINGS Decorate your doors, windows u.47! 8 mirrors. 2 eel o small 6'x6' $ �� 2 T 6 per x 1 with Or WW 11 Is; per sheet. ft� 2 ea. VALENTINE PENCILS Choose from a glitz massort_ $100 ent, assorted prints 8 heart pencils. Reg..30ea. 4/ ea. VALENTINE STMPERS VAL 3ffM BEARS ONLY881 ea. HEART SHAPED $1" With 6 assso�rteddt compartment. ONLY • �+ i�"xl A.. k � r fjy'7. g�x" . HOURS: Mon to Fri. 9:00a.m.-9:00p m. Sat., Sun. & Holidays 9:00a.m.-6:00p m. SALE ENDS FEBRUARY 15,1995. GFUT CARE IS TAKEN W THE PREPARATWO 6 PROUL CTIOM OF TMS AD, ERROR OESCRMRION. ILLUSTRATION PRIC• T NIG MAr OCCUR. KI THE % Or A PRK NIG ERROR, THE yS� IN OUESTIp1 WILL NE CIIAR6fD AT CDRRECT PRN. ITE.:E,WE RESERVE THE SE RIC IID MAY OLWI ITIES AVAILABLE D TO : RICHT TO LIMIT XCE10 A AI LBLE STC STOCK NAND. Rom. NGT ALL PRODUCT AVAUM AT OUR KENNEDY RD OR WHITIFY LOCATNxR NO LEISURE RANTURE SOLD AT KEWMDY, WMT•r t BURLNIGTON STORES. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! 1 ea. rl ' I- mmoram 70 ISLAND RD. Port Union/401 •J -'ff AW FA YALENTMIE $Wl W I FT BA%40Lunch bag style. In p or white. Reg..25ea. VAUMMWOOM CLINGS Decorate your doors, windows u.47! 8 mirrors. 2 eel o small 6'x6' $ �� 2 T 6 per x 1 with Or WW 11 Is; per sheet. ft� 2 ea. VALENTINE PENCILS Choose from a glitz massort_ $100 ent, assorted prints 8 heart pencils. Reg..30ea. 4/ ea. VALENTINE STMPERS VAL 3ffM BEARS ONLY881 ea. HEART SHAPED $1" With 6 assso�rteddt compartment. ONLY • �+ i�"xl A.. k � r fjy'7. g�x" . • ]�.� 1��• r�'f t w Ov 7 r1 r PAGE 16 -AHE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 8,'1995Durham' Retonal Police to withhold .suspect identit i: e s tmctBovie -&M STAFF DURHAM - Ontario media are being forced to play the name game when it comes to identifying accused criminals. The office of the Privacy Commissioner of Ontario is warning Police departments about prematurely publicly identi- fying people who have been arrested. Durham Regional Police officials have told local media that before personal information about a person can be released, it must be given in court. Police had been previously given out personal information after an arrest and charges had been laid. Although the policy isn't new, some police departments were liberally interpreting the rules. according to Frank white, director of Freedom of Information Privacy Branch. "Police departments were interpreting the (Privacy Act) differently," said Mr. White. "If they give out personnal infor- mation before it's laid in the court they can be charged." If convicted of willingly giving out the information, a fine Open for j business Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School in Ajax has a new Green Room where school memorabilia is sold to raise money for school functions. Displaying some of the many items gold at the store are, from Wk Matt Wilson, Matthew Gouin and Rab Godscht k photo by Ron Pietroniro Young Tories take Big Brother bowling crown DURHAM — The young Tories out -rolled their Grit counterparts in a battle 1u ace which poWical youth wing could raise the most money for the Boawl Big Brothers during its ns The Plop essive Corr<servative Youth Association challenged the Liberal and NDP youth wings in the find -raising dare, with only the Liberals taking up the challenge on Friday at Celebrity Lanes in Pickering. In the end, the PCs emerged as the winners, raising approximately $330, while the Ldwals took in about $190. ProvincW Durham West PC candi- date Jam bowled with her youth team, while Liberal candidate Joe Dickson kegled w9b the Town of Ajax squad. of up to $5,000 can be levied against police. A complaint lodged against the Ontario Provincial Police's Peterborough detachment sparked this latest crackdown. In that case a person who was arre,%ted, charged anti taken into custWy was fued from work after an officer told the sus- pect's boss about the pending charges. He was fined before the charges had been laid in mutt. 23 days after the arrest. In Durham, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie will continue to give out information to the press, excluding the accused's name and residence, until he is sure it's before the courts. "I think this has been blown way out of proportion by some media," said Sgt Ryrie. Durham deputy police chief Bob Jarvis said it only takes one complaint before stricter controls are enforced. "We're told it's a guideline," Deputy Chief Jarvis said. "Some guideline. If we don't follow it, we can get fined. Police departments can get away with it as long as no one complains, but you have to judge if the repercussions are worth it." opl e mentine"s oa Treat your valentine to a mouth watering Dairy Queen frozen cake or log. Creamy chocolate and smooth vanilla soft serve surround a crisp chocolate cookie crunch and rich fudge centre. Take a heart shaped cake home from our display or call in advance for one made to your order. Either way, come in soon, and heat up your Valentine's Day with a cool treat. Wf C001[ 1. We treat you rightf - a /r-lbl - al AnwKrn wrr QU. C.P. Mr1tA n CarC�. oRer avaikbk at particlps" Ures. MCKENZIE PLAZA 250 BAYLY ST. W. 619-0662 Sergeant Bruce Powely, public affairs officer with York Regional Police, says he has not been told to change policy and continues to give media information once charges have been laid. Officials from both the Ontario Provincial Police and the Metropolitan Toronto Police give out information, on request, only after a charge has been laid. .`There's really no delay in the time a person is charged and the time it comes before the court," said Louise Gray, spokesperson for the Metro Toronto Police Department. KUMON MATH Don't let common 'math anxiety' stand in the way of your child's success. Discover the KUMON Method of learning mathematics. KUMON is an individualized after-school math program that, over time, can help children aged 4 to 15 excel in math and develop superior study habits with just two 30 -minute classes each week. KUMON offers an affordable monthly tuition and is a year round program► -so children may be enrolled at any time. With a comfortable daily work load and some parental guidance, you're sure to see results. Put the program that has helped millions of students worldwide to work for your child - call KUMON today! Programs that get RESULTS! There are 2 Kumon Math Centres' located in Ajax and 4 Centres in Pickering. For more information call, (416) 490-1722 or 1-800-667-6284. The KUMON Reading Program is also available at some centres. Franchise opportunities are available. Green K_ ._.. Open for j business Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School in Ajax has a new Green Room where school memorabilia is sold to raise money for school functions. Displaying some of the many items gold at the store are, from Wk Matt Wilson, Matthew Gouin and Rab Godscht k photo by Ron Pietroniro Young Tories take Big Brother bowling crown DURHAM — The young Tories out -rolled their Grit counterparts in a battle 1u ace which poWical youth wing could raise the most money for the Boawl Big Brothers during its ns The Plop essive Corr<servative Youth Association challenged the Liberal and NDP youth wings in the find -raising dare, with only the Liberals taking up the challenge on Friday at Celebrity Lanes in Pickering. In the end, the PCs emerged as the winners, raising approximately $330, while the Ldwals took in about $190. ProvincW Durham West PC candi- date Jam bowled with her youth team, while Liberal candidate Joe Dickson kegled w9b the Town of Ajax squad. of up to $5,000 can be levied against police. A complaint lodged against the Ontario Provincial Police's Peterborough detachment sparked this latest crackdown. In that case a person who was arre,%ted, charged anti taken into custWy was fued from work after an officer told the sus- pect's boss about the pending charges. He was fined before the charges had been laid in mutt. 23 days after the arrest. In Durham, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie will continue to give out information to the press, excluding the accused's name and residence, until he is sure it's before the courts. "I think this has been blown way out of proportion by some media," said Sgt Ryrie. Durham deputy police chief Bob Jarvis said it only takes one complaint before stricter controls are enforced. "We're told it's a guideline," Deputy Chief Jarvis said. "Some guideline. If we don't follow it, we can get fined. Police departments can get away with it as long as no one complains, but you have to judge if the repercussions are worth it." opl e mentine"s oa Treat your valentine to a mouth watering Dairy Queen frozen cake or log. Creamy chocolate and smooth vanilla soft serve surround a crisp chocolate cookie crunch and rich fudge centre. Take a heart shaped cake home from our display or call in advance for one made to your order. Either way, come in soon, and heat up your Valentine's Day with a cool treat. Wf C001[ 1. We treat you rightf - a /r-lbl - al AnwKrn wrr QU. C.P. Mr1tA n CarC�. oRer avaikbk at particlps" Ures. MCKENZIE PLAZA 250 BAYLY ST. W. 619-0662 Sergeant Bruce Powely, public affairs officer with York Regional Police, says he has not been told to change policy and continues to give media information once charges have been laid. Officials from both the Ontario Provincial Police and the Metropolitan Toronto Police give out information, on request, only after a charge has been laid. .`There's really no delay in the time a person is charged and the time it comes before the court," said Louise Gray, spokesperson for the Metro Toronto Police Department. KUMON MATH Don't let common 'math anxiety' stand in the way of your child's success. Discover the KUMON Method of learning mathematics. KUMON is an individualized after-school math program that, over time, can help children aged 4 to 15 excel in math and develop superior study habits with just two 30 -minute classes each week. KUMON offers an affordable monthly tuition and is a year round program► -so children may be enrolled at any time. With a comfortable daily work load and some parental guidance, you're sure to see results. Put the program that has helped millions of students worldwide to work for your child - call KUMON today! Programs that get RESULTS! There are 2 Kumon Math Centres' located in Ajax and 4 Centres in Pickering. For more information call, (416) 490-1722 or 1-800-667-6284. The KUMON Reading Program is also available at some centres. Franchise opportunities are available. Bonsai Society DURHAM - A unique hobby for people seeking something different is offered in Durham Region. The Matsuyama Bonsai Society teaches the fine art of cultivating, Relaxer Wash do Ir.s R up ~& & up a as.) $251—)$12 aeala..................... __ 060 Pull Hud of wm, r..080 SAT"WAYS ONLY You could —in &c Meta Halm Ser.•icm, F'REF. (W— a Detail. In the wtom. tV<>w AVAIIA Nt�i Eastern Durham conservation authority awarded for 0 Group recognized for efforts in getting people to celebrate greenspaces DURHAM - It's been an award- winning year for eastern Durham's conservation authority. The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) is one of only 13 Ontario recipients of a plaque in appreciation of Community Parts week 1994. The Ontario Parks Association and Active Living Go For Green organized the first "Community Parks Week - Celebrating our Greenspaces" the weet of Oct. 1-7. The event encouraged community participation in outdoor activities that respect and protect the environ- ment . On Oct. 1 the authority held a pancake breakfast at the Bow►manville Conservation Area to celebrate the official opening of a Portion of the Wa/afront Trail. CLOCA also participated in the Hike Ontario Day, with all the authority's hiking trails open to the public at no cbwge. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY a,1995 -PACE 17-A offers something different through special methods, miniature or dwarfed potted trees. The group meets at Faith Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa, on Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. for beginners and at Specializing in WJamaican style Jerk Cuisine Catering for 1Wall occasions Pat Henry FREE DELIVERY IN' AJAX dt PICKERING ON ORDERS OVER $20 Hours • • Monday -Friday 11 am.- 10 pm. Saturday 8:30 a.m. -10 P.M. Sa t. Morning Breakfast 8:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. for the general meeting. It's open to anyone interested in bonsai. Fore more information on the Bonsai Society, call 683-2568 or 432- 3613. r ----------------------n Baskin3/ Robbins I .♦ Ice Cream j ,OValentine Valentine 95; Cakesa . With :, 9 ss coww er8 Wft Suit fob.19195 BAYWOOD G`e TRE 428-3429 L.-- 105 Bayly St W. (at Monarch) Aja_--- J �' � ♦Go- wE,t.�.. 'as. .��r..:+'$:4".z�•OW -�•ti"'• PAGE 18 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 8, 1995 Black women's grouplooks for members AJAX-PICKERING — The newly created Ajax -Pickering chapter of the Congress of Black Women for women of African descent is looking for new members. The non-profit group provides sup- port to women of African descent liv- ing in Canada. For more information about the group and its first meeting, contact Nance Simms at 427-4650. • c c < "Mr. Universeif visits Premier Health Club 4 w Mr. Universe Henderson Thorne puts Premier member Lisa Corson through a personalized training program. Premier Health Club workout. in Ajax hosted a "I show people that (Bodybuilding Seminar on you don't have to lift the ISaturday Feb.. 4th with whole gym up to get in Mr. Universe, Henderson shape," he explains. "I (Thorne. also emphasize a proper Henderson first put a eating regimen along ifew of the participants with exercise." through a training Premier Manager routine and then Steve Feldt says he is answered their many planning more seminars questions about him and in the future because about workout members appreciate the techniques. opportunity to see the Henderson says he benefits of personal enjoys doing seminars training. At present because it gives him the Premier has 10 personal chance to educate people trainers on staff. on the right way to Tel. 427-2977 THEALTH ~� _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ��- _ _ _ _ - . `�� "'�""" "" "'""'"""' THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 8, 1995 -PAGE I9 -A • TWEEZING & WAXING!? • • Visit Allure for the only permanent Ontario drug method of safe hair removal. assists need Recommended by doctors Y DURHAM -Medications will "The plan will allow them to Contin- their receipts, according to the min- • Affordable become consultation become more affordable for many ue their productive working lives istry of health. The program will Ontarians, according to provincial and at the same time get the pre- help people with Parkinson's Allure Electrolysis health minister Ruth Grier.scription drugs they need." Disease, multiple sclerosis, AI_S, ^� 158 Harwood Ave... p �_ Call the Flwmlysis Specialists Ajax, Ontano Those who are eligible for the Beginning April 1 people with schizophrenia, and AIDS, among _ - m YEARS F.XPERIF.NCE 427_7139 recently -announced Trillium Drug high drug costs should start saving others. / LEG WAXING, FACIALS Plan will have their drug costs capped with the specific amount tied to their taxable family income. Once a person has paid the required amount and are approved for the program they can use their Ontario Health Cards at pbarmacies f for the rest of the year to receive * v approved prescription drugs. Young families on a modest �•�- d ''' income with high drug costs or peo- :'>«, •�'� .a ,��` ;,,� pie who require expensive medics- i tions could be eligible for the pro-lm� �,�� ;''...•".:�: � � � •'�r .�;�� `` g "The Trillium Drug Program will provide financial help for more thanI� 240,000 individuals and families ` J who face unmanageable drug expenses," said Drummond White, MPP Durham Centres: "It is designed for those who needy '�` �,f J J ' 'LL00 eery expensive drugs and for those who have high drug costs relative to their income" The new program is not intended to take the place of drug insurance that people may have privately or through their work. It will help those who do not have insurance or have exhausted benefits because of high claims.-„,... "For many people the new pro- gram can mean the difference .� ... between risking their health or being forced to quit their jobs and go on ., ; -W social assistance,” said Mr. White. 30YLIM 25 " 20IS" r 15 Musical meeting set GTT� SK ORTHO LUXURY ORTH PEDIC ORTHO COMFORT SLEEP PICKERING - The Pickering Concert Band holds an open house next Tuesday. 259SQA L; ;239 It takes place at 7:30 p.m. in the � � 07Ff w�SS w��ss seniors' complex of the East Short.� =424 SET :394 SET 5314 SET x284 Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., south of Bayly Street, Pickering. DOUBLE... 279sET4% DOUBLE... 259sua The band is looking for musicians QUEEN..... 299 SET 504 QUEEN ..... 279 sET 474 DOUBLE... 209 sE. 374 DOUBLE ... 189 SE- 324 with talent at the high school band KING......... 509 SET 759 KING......... 459 SET 7w QUEEN..... 239 sET4m QUEEN..... 219 SET 3M level or better. Call 831-5508 (Nuala) 686-0523 (Ste ) � ' units rots b atlsnd a ssril of .46 'aur es . 044'Ad svweee4 4PeachThurs. at 8 p.rrL thru Feb. 3 Mar. * In The .R brio l Garden fly # 60 Randall Dr., Ajax CONDUCTED 8rt J. ffichwde A. Carson 905683.5312 Cal slur 1 p.m. ALASKAUBE AUG. 22, 1995 Brom- $2,0341.00' Cdn. p.p. WrOlft onry) SPECIAL GROUP Departure on board Holland America tines )ILS. STATIEWDAM 000*PAY DEPOSrr by tFe& 17,1995 and save 28% off reg. brochure rate. CAU TODAY VAI. MAME AU TRAVIEL 702 Harwood Ave. S. wx Orn: with any matching mattress set purchased 105 M .1. n" ,. GTY ORTHO PEDIC SLUMBER REST 5N6 L - SAL - SET SET =224 SET 5184 DOUBLE...169 SE -284 DOUBLE ..139 SE- r. QUEEN.... 199 SET33< "J ORTHO LUXURY ORTH PEDIC ORTHO COMFORT SLEEP PICKERING - The Pickering Concert Band holds an open house next Tuesday. 259SQA L; ;239 It takes place at 7:30 p.m. in the � � 07Ff w�SS w��ss seniors' complex of the East Short.� =424 SET :394 SET 5314 SET x284 Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., south of Bayly Street, Pickering. DOUBLE... 279sET4% DOUBLE... 259sua The band is looking for musicians QUEEN..... 299 SET 504 QUEEN ..... 279 sET 474 DOUBLE... 209 sE. 374 DOUBLE ... 189 SE- 324 with talent at the high school band KING......... 509 SET 759 KING......... 459 SET 7w QUEEN..... 239 sET4m QUEEN..... 219 SET 3M level or better. Call 831-5508 (Nuala) 686-0523 (Ste ) � ' units rots b atlsnd a ssril of .46 'aur es . 044'Ad svweee4 4PeachThurs. at 8 p.rrL thru Feb. 3 Mar. * In The .R brio l Garden fly # 60 Randall Dr., Ajax CONDUCTED 8rt J. ffichwde A. Carson 905683.5312 Cal slur 1 p.m. ALASKAUBE AUG. 22, 1995 Brom- $2,0341.00' Cdn. p.p. WrOlft onry) SPECIAL GROUP Departure on board Holland America tines )ILS. STATIEWDAM 000*PAY DEPOSrr by tFe& 17,1995 and save 28% off reg. brochure rate. CAU TODAY VAI. MAME AU TRAVIEL 702 Harwood Ave. S. wx Orn: with any matching mattress set purchased 105 M .1. n" ,. GTY ORTHO PEDIC SLUMBER REST 5N6 L - SAL - SET SET =224 SET 5184 DOUBLE...169 SE -284 DOUBLE ..139 SE- r. QUEEN.... 199 SET33< QUEEN_. 169 SE'3' 5 �: ■ r w :, ��,� ,► �'►1 ,jou !lh �% r ! the Sleep Factory PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED HOURS AVSET UP ` AILABLE r'1 L ' FREE PEN WE MAKE ANY LIM LAY -AWAY 1.3 DISPOSAL SIZE MATTRESS OF OLD SET AVAILABLE Z= a � aww t sass PAGE 20 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTLSE,R, WED, FEBRUARY 6, 199S Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate 122 Albert St. 721.7506 COMM 72 King SL W. 372.4744 Saturday & evening appointments available Jamas R. Yonch Help cops FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION hang up on phone SE/A/RoP5 frauds T_ pe l 11101 eJi-oill SCY 11:ti DURHAM — If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Durham resi- dents should keep that in mind as this area's been bom- barded with an abundance of phone fraud calls from the Montreal area, according to the latest police reports. In most cases the victim is told by the caller that they have won a vehicle, boat or other expensive item. The caller is told that, for a fee. that item will be d *W. so the vic- tim. Tie fee can range from about 5600 to $4,000. Durham police report that in one case a Clarington :carded forwarded two certified cheques worth over $2,500. In VA itby a resident first sent $1,300 then over $4,000 b a oolnipany and only received an inflatable boat worth about $100. An investiga- tion is being con- ducted by the OPP's Anti- Racioets Branch in North Bay. 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This office is being established for the convenience of those patients who have been coming for treatment to the Scarborough office from Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, etc. New patents we weloom Consultation by appointment Please call (416) 439-6222 Children, braces for teenagers and adults ......._._...........-.----- •;�� uI •.� i�•/nw ems sought r auction help out Big isters in Ajh&,.% end Pickering El trips to Master of ceremonies is P.J. Tenn from YTV and MortSq auctioneer is Pickering )u Gilmour councillor Rick Johnson. g Big Sister Diane Pappas rsey already nated for Feb. 6 fund-raiser AX-PICKERING — are sought now for local Big Sisters annual auction Cr this month. This is the sixth year for e auction, which is the mciation's major fund - ser. The auction is set for afty, Feb. 26 at the Ajax )mmunity Centre on ztennial Road, with pre- ewing from noon to 1 n. and the auction from 1 S pmL Bidding will be Wer live or silent, in tach people write secret Js on a sheet of pager. says the event is family ori- ented There are activities planned for children, such as a craft area sponsored by The Olive Garden Italian Restaurant, and a reading and craft corner sponsored by Capital Fund -Raising. Among items already donated are jerseys auto- graphed by Doug Gilmour and Kurt Browning. Items donated in the past include trips to resorts, restaurant gift Certificates, tickets to theatre shows or sporting events and white - water rafting trips. To donate an item or for more information, call the Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters Association office at 428- 8111. Fibromyalgia support AJAX - Ongoing support for sidra s of Fibromyalgia is offered in the community. The Ajax Fibromyalgia Support Group meets at the SL Andrew's Community Centra, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax, on Monday, Feb. 13 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Call 683-6020 (Carolyn) for information. --- _- _---------_- _ - -- ------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - H>&ivSA&1!R.;:f1(ltrip lrnr 2itA� Student mediators Inspector John Hamilton of the Durham Regional Police (seat- ed, centre), was on hand to pre- sent certificates to graduates of the St. James Catholic School student -mediation program in Ajax. The students are, from left, Mike Moorcroft, Kathleen McMenamin and Zachariah O'Connor (standing). Also pic- tured are principal Larry Corrigan, (left, in back), and Constable Joe Mitschang. photo by A.J. 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CABLE STATION CHANNEL CABLE STATION CHANNE+ �A6 Maclean Hunter Cable TV, Ajax PAGE 21 -A -THE NF" ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 8, 1"S ♦ WHITE CANE WEEK Ajoax woman pursues a dream B DEB BODINE meeting challenges. 4 M STAFF She demonstrates the use of many They AJAX — Dreams really do come devices that enable her to cope in a tnhe, but 'wish sighted w ld th' U11 -her talkie dont often you hart t upon a star to make them happen. You have to go a — mgs g clock, her braille atlas and her adapted after them. checkerboard with indented squares Lori Kernohan lives her life by that and men that vary in size rather than philosophy. The Ajax resident has met color. challenge after challenge on the way to With a delightful sense of humor, adulthood. Not only has she been suc- Lori shares her experiences and her cessful, she has excelled — and now insight with the students, demonstrat- she serves as an inspiring - _ ing what hard work and example of what can be perseverance can accom- achieved through hard •► plish. Lori comes from a work, despite incredible musical family. She began odds.piano lessons as a seeing Lori is totally blind, a child at the age of five, but victim of retina blastoma at ;had to put that aside when the age of six. she lost her sight. But when you talk to s She moved to the W. Lori, victim is the last wad r t� Ross MacDonald School that comes to mind. - for the Blind in Brantford, Lai is an accomplished Ontario at the age of six. In musician, skilled at five Grade 3, when a new instruments: clarinet, saxo- music wing was added on phone, guitar, piano and i to the school, she resumed oboe. Not only did she her piano studies. obtain her BA and Masters Clarinet lessons started degrees in Music at the Lori Kernohan's at age nine, and she studied University of Tormto, she blindness has done both instruments right graduated top of the class at little to slow her through high school. both levels. At university, down. She's an In order to teach her she performed in various accomplished musi- sighted students. Lori has ensembles and she's cur- c i a n and teaches developed special teaching rently church organist at piano to sighted stu- materials that combine Westney Heights Baptist dents. braille for her use and print Church. An accredited for those who can see. Royal Conservatory -There really aren't any teacher. she gives piano instruction to barriers." she notes. 14 students. Breaking down the barriers is just Now Lori is sharing that determine- one of the goals of her motivational tion with others through a motivational sern. To Pursue a Dream. disability awareness seminar, Pursue a -1 talk about setting goals, choosing Dream something that really means something Speaking to students at elementary to fin. and being determined to put in and high school levels, Lori combines an effort," she says. -1 love doing it. musical selections on a variety of They don't often get a chance to meet instruments with a message of inspires- someone like me: there aren't enough am concerting the issue of facing and of us in a sense - get a chance to meet someone like me; there aren't enough of usina sense.' -- Lori Kernohan MATERNITY $19.95 SALE * Blouses * Jeans * Stirrups * Skirts * Vests * Sweaters * Nighties * Tops Lots of New Stock 705 Kingston Rd. Mon. -Fri. 10-9 Hwy. 2/Whites Rd. ,of, V Sat. 10-6 PICKERING s 831-20885 Tw o Please remember to recycle your copy of the News Advertiser Is T &V N to 0.01A Choose from S pe( EXTRA W -I -D -E COTTON PRINTS 150cm gide, 100 cotton. Our Reg. 8.98 m BUY lm GET 2 FREE! 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Groen Pointers on shootingbugs PICKERING - The lowly The hobby club meets at Camera Club will speak on insect world and how to 7:30 p.m. in Room 2083 of Insects I Have Known. adquately photograph it is on Pine Ridge Secondary For more information on the agenda next Wednesday School, Liverpool Road north the Pickering Camera Club when the Pickering Camera of Finch Avenue in Pickering contact Harvey Kirsch at 831 - Club gathers for its regular on Wednesday, Feb. 15. 8907. meeting. Fred Miller of the Oshawa Local seniors host bridge night PICKERING - Card players interested in a night of fun can take part in a weekly bridge club here. The South, Pickering Seniors' Club 753, located at 910 Liverpool Road South in Pickering, holds its Saturday night bridge club for members and their guests at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 18. Admission is $3 for the event, which includes refreshments and prizes. Call John at 839-4584 or Bruce at 837- 2051 for more information on the event. TM-NEWSADVIMMUR, WED,, FIBRUARV S, "NS -PAGE zi-A Tea on tap 1ffiesday in Pickering PICKERING - St. N., Pickering Village, to 3 p.m next Tuesday. Andrew's Presbyterian holds its seventh annual Admission $3.50. Call Church, 35 Church St. Valentine Tea from 1:30 683-7311 or 427-7905. Wanted Hometown Heroes The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes. On April 5th we're publishing a special section featuring people who have added a little extra to your community. A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicated years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the crossing guard who spends a little extra time with children. Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown Hero. On April 5th we'll publish a story and picture on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will receive a commemorative T-shirt and plaque. Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero. We'll notify those chosen by March 16. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, US 2H5. Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser and the Pickering Town Centre. ysr/A/dcofi" News Advertiser THANK YOU AJAX FROM THE KINSMEN CLUB OF AJAX "CELEBRATING 75 YEARS OF SERVICE ACROSS CANADA" FOR YOUR SUPPORTAT **FREE SKATING** BINGO THURSDAY 7. -P.M. AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE FIREWORK SALES MAY FEBRUARY 11/95 BLOOD DONOR cuNics STEAK BBQ HOMEWEEK JUNE NOON TO 4:P.M. -+- _ PART OF WINTERFEST WE SUPPORT 41 _rl AJAXlPICKERWG HOSPITAL VISIT OUR CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCH CYSTIC FIBROSIS ALL MINOR SPORTS IN AJAX BOY SCOUTS..CUBS..GIRL GUIDES AWARENESS TABLE. BIG BROTHERS ... SCHOOL AWARDS SENIOR &HANDICAP GROUPS f COMPLETE THE FORM SALVATION ARMY...UNITED WAY FOR A FREE DRAW 1. Is OTHER CHARITIES INTERESTED IN JOINING KIN....CALL US..427-920..686-1178 PAGE 24 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 8, 1": Plenty of community fun on tap as Valentine's Day nears AJAX-PICK- ERING - Local groups are gear- ing up for a weekend of fun in the area as they plan various Valentine's Day celebrations. Below is a list of entertaining weekend events lined up in Ajax and Pickering. Events this Saturdav- The Parents of Multiple Births Association in Durham Region is holding a Valentine's Dance at General Sikorski Polish Veterans' Hall, 1551 Stevenson Rd. N. Oshawa. Doors open at 7 pm., and the cost is S35 per couple including buffet. Call 723-7822 for information. 0 0 0 The 1101y Trinity Anglican Church, 91 King Cres.. Ajax, is hosting a dance from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. to mark the special day. The cost is $12.50 per per- son for the event. which includes late evening refreshments. For more information or tickets call 683- 3863, 683-8533 or 428-3755. 00❑ The Club Carib of Oshawa is hosting a Valentine's Dinner and Dance at the Caribbean Cultural Centre, 600 Wentworth St. E., Oshawa. Cocktails will be served at 6:30 pm, with dinner at 8 p.m. The dance will fol- low. Advance tickets are $17 per person and $20 at the door. For more information on the dance, call 404-1831 or 432- 8828. • ••.. .. w!:.•. :r nth 9f f }r f: Yi? '••:: t . rr. r . f.. �:•rr }r .. r. .. r .:... r.. 1. /.. ....... r. :. .... More on the tax trail... Byy Leo Antonelli SPECIAL TO TME NEWS ADVERTISER OSHAWA - Cut taxes and cut spending. That was the message local residents sent to representatives of the provincial govern- ment who were in Oshawa last Thursday to take suggestions for what could be the NDP's last budget in April. Oshawa MPP Allan Pilkey and Minister without portfolio for Finance Brad Ward hosted a consultation session to see what local residents wanted in the upcoming provincial budget- And question after ques- tion challenged the government to do more about reducing taxes and spending. Mr. Ward fielded most of the questions, while Mr. Pilkey jumped in to lend support. Many of those in attendance were angry with the government's management of the economy. Mr. Ward started the session by explain- ing with charts and statistics what the gov- ernment had done so far. At the end of his opening stawment, Mr. Ward pledged there would be no new taxes in the 1995 budget. Mr. Ward said the government had spent money to mitigate the effects of the recces - Sion, and had taken tough action to assist recovery. Mr. Ward also defended his gov- ernment's controversial social contact "Had we not entered into that social con- tract, Probably 40,000 people would not be working today," Mr. Ward told the gather- ing. Pointing to a chart showing Ontario with lower corporate income tax rates than some U.S. states, Mr. Ward challenged crit- ics who say Ontario is the highest taxed jurisdiction in North America. - "People who are saying that are either misleading the public or they don't know their facts," he said. Whitby businessman Peter Heiler took exception to this, saying Ontario was over- taxed. He said that his company could relo- cate to a dozen U.S. states and pay less in taxes. Mr. Heiler added the government should tax small businesses less and leave them to reinvest their profits. Lloyd Turner of Oshawa said Mr. Ward was using statistics in his own way to shed a positive light on the government's economic policy- "It's a political process, not a budget document that you presented today," said Mr. Turner. r�""'' Firefighters called to Townline blaze ... again ttCLARINGTON - An early -morning fire '!! Saturday on Townline Road just south of Hwy. 2 caused substantial damage to a single -storey, wood frame home that had already been damaged m a December fire. According to Clarington Station One captain fiord Weir, a dollar value for the damage has not yet been estimated. The blaze is still under investi- gation and the cause remains undetermined, Mr. """""": Weir said. The fire was reported by neighbors at 1:51 a.m. last Saturday. Nobody was living in the home, due everyone readsand shops Newsdvertiser!..` RRSP SEASON IS HERE 1000% Can We Peak Your Interest? For investments that offer liquidity, returns above 1096, and a government guarantee - Wood Gundy is your best financial resource. Call Wood Gundy Private Client Investments today and You'll be safely and securely at the top. Allan Dines, Vice President Financial Consultant at 416-594-8977 CI_I6N"T � � 1\�"EST�tE�TS Rates as at Jan. 25M. Rales such w b change and certain condW6 mal► appllr. All THF NFWC AnvFDTIRFD WFfl VCDDITADV Y 106t_oAf+R- �e :. ffi /n. f/f . r : •r Yi- -i it :'! Y }fjf :ice ( -if ii .:� iii' 'moi/� � •� One for Willey Durham College held a celebration for Dr. Gordon Willey and named a cam- pus building after the college's first president. The event featured a number of fun events featuring the participation of students and faculty and culmi- nated in the official ceremonies. Here. Durham College President Gary Polonsky (left) and vice-president of student affairs Sandra Smith honor Dr. Willey (right). to damage from the previous fire. Four trucks reported to the scene and firefighters remained until 6 a -m- working in extremely cold conditions. The fire caused the rear portion of the house to collapse, Mr. Weir said. No injuries were reported. John Howard seeks funds DURHAM — The John Howard Society of Durham Region needs to raise $400,000 to expand its facilities and maintain the quality of service it provides to the community. The society is targetting its fund-raising cam- paign on local individuals, corporations and busi- nesses wanting to make a difference in their com- munity. :T&TO 3 days only We're 5.99 )Retail $14.95 Numerous other 1P best sellers on SALE at $3.99 & $4E.99 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax 686-2229 (at rear) Mon. -Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The campaign will also target new volunteers willing to donate their time to make the drive a success. The society offers several programs to meet many of the community's needs, including employment counselling and crime prevention. Although some of the society's programs are fund- ed by the United Way, additional money is needed to upgrade facilities and equipment. The non-profit organization also needs interest- ed people to work as volunteer board members with the society. Interested candidates should forward a detailed resume or letter outlining current work to Chair. Board of Development Committee. John Howard Society of Durham Region, 492 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, Ont., L 1 H 4J8. IN • $5.99 $3.99 Resit 514.95 �01 Im Retan $9.95 GILEAt WALDO Stop lbeln w 1':1.:\ i'i 0.f7:R Entertainment Nemesis looks for a friend O Ajax band looks for recording deal with `straight -ahead rock `n' roll' format AL RIVETT AFF REPOR7FR AJAX — An Ajax band hopes to land a record deal after releasing a demo recording last week. The hard rock group Nemesis has just finished work on the original three -song demo named Hell's Shore, recorded, mixed and mastered through November and the finishing touches added recently. Lead singer and drummer Stefan Lal says the band plans to send the demo to various record companies south of the border. "We'll be sending it to the States to the A&R (Artists and Repertoire) people at the record companies". The makeup of the band when the recording was made consisted of Lal, his brother Vaughan Lai on bass gui- tar, Mike Sarson on rhythm guitar and Shane Appleton on lead guitar — who met while attending Ajax High School. However, Appleton has since left the band and Nemesis is currently holding auditions for a new lead gui- tarist. The three songs on the demo — the title cut Hell's Shore, War and Schizophrenia — are "straight -ahead rock 'n' roll", says Stefan Lal. The hand has developed its own unique writing style using lyrics which "paint a vivid picture in your mind", he says. Lal notes the band has been togeth- er in one form or another for the past three years. The group played several years ago in nightclubs in Toronto and Oshawa under the name Shade. As Nemesis, the band has played dates at Ajax's Pizza Pino last October and at Oshawa's Eclipse club in December. After Nemesis finds a new guitar player, Lal says the band will try to line up a few gigs in the area. Feb. 8. 1995 Ajax -based Nemesis is made up of Stefan and Vaughan Lal, Mike Sarson and Shane Appleton. The group is actively seeking a record deal after releasing a demo recording last week. ' SHOW SOMEONE - YOU REALLY CARE German & Hungarian Cuisine With 3 , - Mff2Dl GFEB ZSAs Dairy �,^ . 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Also, Sauter's invites you to celebrate �� Q $S co99 cover Located in The Courtyard, you can't miss "Mardi Gras" in the German tradition on 0111111111111111111111 POR.. SCCYrZMSH PRIPWOM LEAGUE this Tudor Style complex on HwyS2 and Saturday Feb. 25th. The Sun., Feb. 12th - 10 a.m. Y party comes ' Coupon Vold Monday to Thuraft ��r,RS vs- AME�F,Lp Elizabeth St. complete with a German band ' JtmPll t coupon peK cuslaw guaranteeing Pnwtt boon onlaring $10. cover Come to relax for a few hours and leave a great time for all. not awttable on pickup or dNlwry AJwJ1L4"n+cirtE your problems at home. Enjoy Sauter's Mike and Helen Sauter and their staff ratta.nn,atn«a.00...t. ' Fri., Feb.IIE-1 h.m.A�7TWS German draft and their Hungarian house would like to thank everyone for their = lid. (at Roug*n=unt) Sar., Feb. 11xb - 9 p.m. -1 a.m. wines which are served in the traditional patronage over the years and wishes ' 509-9876 ' TONY BERNS porcelain decanters. Even the waitresses are everyone a prosperous 1995. ' � comi•'' ig Nexe w6wha d dressed in traditional German "Dirndle". For reservations call 427-6760 � � 7111 ROYZ BAND oFFt!_rt ExPWtEs FM ism 0001 0000 INNN ' .. :... _..., ....,.,.w+.. .. --.....rte .. � ..... ...... •: ..as'fh7Aic•... .?: .,. /Y `7f•4.f A: . ntertainment oung singers Fb AJAX — An Ajax youth choir is step away from appearing in a real- ig show. The Young Singers of Ajax are one of 10 troupes to reach the finals of a search for choirs to appear in the musi- cal Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat after competing against 31 other groups in the semi- finals at the Pantages Theatre in Toronto Jan. 31. Choir director Anna Lynn Murphy says, "`lite kids were excited about the opportunity. We focused on doing our best and the kids certainly did their best. I'm very proud of them. "It was a really good day for the kids. It was a long day. Even the little ones found the whole day fascinating. They came away with a meal experience. Anything after this is icing on the cake." The musical nuns from May 31 to the Labor Day weekend at the O'Keefe Centre and stars former teen idol Donny osrnond. Choirs performed in alphabetical order so the Young Singers were the last to sing, Ms. Murphy notes. "My comment was `did we submit our thing as the Ajax Young Singers or the Young Singers of AjaxT We were last, but not least. "There was a little bit of pressure being the last one. Our main focus when we got involved was to give the children an opportunity to go out on stage at the Pantages and perform, so we had met our goal Auditions began at 9:15 am. and the Young Singers performed around 4:30 pm. "it was a long day for some pretty young kids. We left Ajax at 7:30 in the morning." The choir's 23 members range in age from eight to 15 years. We came away feeling we had gone out and did our best" The choir was "really very pleased and very enthused" about reaching the fuials, Ms. Murphy says. —[bey worked bard for it and regardless of the out- come, I'm proud of what they've done." The finals are set for Tuesday, Feb. 28, again at the Pantages. Four choirs will be chosen and split into groups of 46, with each group performing four times a wok. WIN A TRIP TO FLORIDA FAZIO'S & OSHAWA TRAVEL are giving You an opportunity to win a trip for two to Florida. For more information call: 571-3042 Ask About Our "737" Specials or Listen to &NEDGE 011116.10 WOW Sunday to Thursday 571-3042 33 Simcoe St. (Simcoe & Athol) OSHAWA one step closer to stardom The Young Singers of Ajax have impressed judges enough to advance to the finals in a search for choirs to accompany the stage production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. p 10 Movie Guide 11111 a 111 • a 3- 9 =rXT N -A TWO* AVERAGE RATMG COAFM !EI i LANG NLXXn 1. 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V MOUNTAIN BIKING Cyclists take to the (*cv) roads By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTFR DURHAM — Local mountain bike enthusiasts can break the ice on the new racing season next month. The Uxbridge Ice Breaker, the first Mountain Bike Enduro Series event in Ontario this year, is slat- ed for the Durham Region Forest, off Lakeridge Road, on Sunday. March 26. Eric Orschel, a teacher at Dunbarton High School IMounlatin bikers, from left, Chris Deklatvs, Eric Omchel and Warren Hull go on a training run through the Rouge Valley in preparation for the Uxbridge tce Breaker enduro race next month. Photo by A.J. Groen VSWIMMING and one of the race orga- nizers, expects 300 riders at the fourth annual event. The event has grown from about 100 riders in its first year in 1992 to more than 200 last year as the sport of mountain biking has increased in stature. "It's the first event of the season and it really gets people in shape and gets them out for the mountain biking season," says Orschel, who races on the Canada Cup mountain bike racing circuit and was eighth overall in Ontario last year. Orschel notes about 60 per cent of the riders who enter the Uxbridge Ice Breaker come from Ajax, Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa. The event will feature two distances of racing. For the more experienced riders. there's a 50 -kilome- tre course covering two loops of the course. Rookies travel 25 kilome- tres, or one lap of the course. As it's a fun event, there are only two prizes — one each for the top male and female riders at the event. A total of $2,000 worth of draw prizes will be avail- able for all those who enter. Food and refresh- ments are available after the race, says Orschel. In order to get as many people to pre -register as possible, organizers are offering a free Uxbridge Ice Breaker T-shirt to the first 250 entrants. Entry forms are avail- able at Cyclepath, 1660 Kingston Rd., Pickering. You can register at Cyclepath, a major sponsor of the Uxbridge Ice Breaker, or you can mail in your registration form. Panthers pounded in weekendg ames PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers were thoroughly duashed by their opponents during a pair of Metro Junior •A' Hockey League games this past weekend. Sunday night on the road, the Aurora Eagles swooped down on the Panthers for an 11- l victory. Friday night at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Pickering was no match for the Bauer Division -leading 'Ibornhill Thunderbirds who clawed the Panthers 7-0. The Panthers' record falls to a dismal eight wins, 30 losses and one tie for 17 points. Pickering is dead last in the Bauer Division, trailing sixth -plane No* York Rangers by 14 points. FaniffieS, who swim tog"vether win togelher 0 Pickering athletes Little brother Daniel, 10, cruised Warren Barnes, 9, chalked up to his first gold medal ever in the three gold medals in the 100m free, emerge from pool 100m back. 50m fly and 100m I.M. and a silver with several medals The Chan family would not be in the 50m free. outdone as Gordon, 16, won two Graham Wolch, 10, garnered a PICKERING — A friendly fami- golds in the 100m breaststroke and silver in the 100m free. ly feud among members of the the 50m free. Brother Collin, 14, Catherine Kitscha, 12, grabbed Pickering Swim Club dominated the captured a bronze in the 100m gold in the 100m fly and bronze in recent Uxbridge 'B' Swim Meet. breast. the 50m free. The Gauthier brothers, Eric and Megan Shanks, 10, won three Pat Pearsall, 13, won a silver in Daniel, showed their stuff at the golds in the 50m and 100m free and the loom back. meet and returned with several gold the 100m I.M. She also struck silver Eric Kelly, 12, won two silvers medals. in the 50m fly. in the 100m back and 100m free Eric, 13, won gold in the 100- Sophia Waldron, 10, kept up and a bronze in the 50m free. metre freestyle, 100m butterfly and with her teammate by winning sil- Kim Myslicki, 13, won bronze in the 200m individual medley. He ver in the 50m and 100m free the 50m free. settled for silver in the 100m back• events and a bronze in the 100m Mark Thornton bronze in the stroke and a bronze in the 50m free. I.M. loom fly. AT 1/2 TIM RETAIL COST PHONE 5 IN MNM ORDERS BREWS WELCOM THE sneEw rr tit sHov 1211 KkWon Rd (cwt wW of UwrpW) OV -1018 PkkMing �., Wpu Pickering skaters sharp for test day PICKERING — Pickering Figure Skating Club mem- bers made the grade at the recent test day at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Passing their tests were: FREFSKATE Preliminary: Hayley Butler, Stephen Rapson, Jennifer Chomey. Artistic. Trista Steele (silver); novice competitive program: Maria Weber, Julie Diemert. FIGURI' S PICKERING Preliminary: Erin Silcock. Kaillee FIGURE SKATING Sherwin, Emily Gaudet. First figure: Stephen Rapson, Elisa Chimonides. Third figure: Mhairi McDowell, Leslie Robert. Fifth figure: Natalie Gilbert, Lindsay Satterthwaite. Sixth CLUB figure: Sarah Hewitt, Nicole Thomson, Trista Sux:le. DANCES Preliminary Dutch Waltz: Kaillee Sherwin, Melissa Cady, Ambre Moore, Katya Milanoski, Katie Ellis, Emily Gaudet, Shannon Crossman. Preliminary Canasta: Erin SUCOck. Emily Gaudet, Kaillee Sherwin. Preliminary Baby Blues: Erin Silcock, Marcia Strong, Mathew Smith, Leah Brewer. Junior Bronze Fiesta: Bayley Butler, Stephen Rapson, Lisa Gilroy, Meghan Teame. Junior Bronze Swing: Jennifer Cahill, Lisa Gilroy, Michelle Frazier, Anne Papac=stantincw, Meghan Tearne. Junior Bronze Willow: Alana Reid, Stephen Rapson, Alexandra Richardson. Senior Bronze Tenfox: Elisa Chimonides. Senior Bronze European: Linda Joyner, Aman(b Gilroy. Junior Silver Rocker. Mhairi McDowell. Senior Silver Killian: Asheefa Sarangi. Senior Silver Starlight: Natalie Gilbert, Lindsay Satterthwaite. Gold Argentine: Nicole Thomson. Gold Viennese: Sarah Hewitt_ Gold Weswiinster: Nicole Thomson. Coaching applications available. AAA - call Gail Kemp, 905-837-2998 AA & AE - call Paul Carpenter, 905-839-6330 (also H.L. and selects) A Iffik �by � 2W local aasaa Awnx MINOR Mostar assoannON GENERAL & I�IMATING MEETING SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1995 7:00 P. M. The Commodore's Room Ajax Community Centre In addition this meeting will be held for the purpose of nominating directors for the 1995-1996 season for the following openings: 1. Second Vice President 2.O.M.H.A. Director 3. Equipment Director 4. Referee in Chief 5. Tournament Director 6. Ladies' Auxiliary Representative �iitr�li diet News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, LIS 21-15 6830707 Fax 683-7363 �J TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OSHAWA CAMPUS OnE Phone C , k .0-%�■ PkI m yowwff in an exciting new career: It could happen in as little as six months... all it ad b4m with one phone can. ...can lead to an . > / Career MI as aS Choose From Our Exciting Career Options: Awl How A W&CaloficeLeo /� Restaurant Aw'w"t i weed IV . mi. Cemprter A Dental chakswe huces�isg �" Applications �' . _ A-dW r co grain Micro computer �° Travel A �& _ 1 t Tourism Accounting a" Telma QL S 7. "0' Services j am 7 LIf yea are 45 years of ase or older and recently laid off yw may 9ua6fy for training assistance from the provincial sever m miL • Financial Anistaince may be AvadaMe • he Employment leadinm Trairang will! 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Combined Pressrun of 122,600 every Combined Pressrun of 122,800 every Wednesday 100 Careers • Computer Maintenance TechnolM In co-operation with Human Rosouricos Development Canada OFFICE SUPERVISORY SKILLS This 15 week prof ram includes 220 hours of computer skills and extensive tramrn%in the areas of supervision/leadership self - development and.business management ski ils Applicants will have at least 5 years' work experience and a high school diploma or equ valent This full !lme course runs from February 20 to June 1 1995 Eligibility Criteria: Applicants for these programs must be unemployed and recentiRg U)C beni*4"t the time of the course star? date and must reside r71`1*AWf� n of Durham m addition you must meet the e9w fytgh,f(rgfw"pnd successfully comp*110 ef*y Rests. ,,,�,.•„� Locate.`wtaraiata" %T INSIM BASIC 530.00 RE -CERT $20.00 CALL 6864321 ♦ General O I Help Abort Hsimlyfie looking for 2 hairstylists 01 to tent a dteir ,first month k a,trom $350 mo. e2 work on commission 2- 3 yrs. e��.to start immebat6e*_ 833-5858 Part-time Opportunities Extra time on your hands? Pitney Bowes, a business equipment leader, currently has part-time opportur.•ities available for Colleetione/ Customer Service Representatives. Detail oriented, you are able to handle changing priorities, meet tight deadlines, and manage several tasks simultaneously. PC experience and bilingualism are definite assets. We offer a 20 - 30 hour work week with flexible hours between 7:00 am and 7:45 pm. To apply, please fax/send your resume immediately, in confidence, to: Maureen Casey, Staffing It Employee Relations Specialist, 865 Brock Road South, Pickering, Ontario L1W 3C6. Fax: 19051 839-9717. While we appreciate all responses we receive, only candidates to be interviewed will be corrbcted. Pitney Bowes supports Employment Equity pmlicoes and practices ® zu LL Pitney Bowes In business to qet your business done PART nME COMMUNITY RELATIONS COORDINATOR for a 125 unit non-profit housing building in Whitby, 15 hrs/week (some evenings, odd weekends) with proven experience in Community Development and Social Work related to social housing. Encourages tenant participation, assists with Resident Association development, performs RGI miculations/adminislration, promotes so- :ial housing in Durham and works with >upport agencies. Interested applicants should appy by February 20, 1995 to: 250 Hickory St S. Whitby, Ont L1 N 9138 Tel: (905) 430-6511 Fax: (905) 430-0191 unnni es sword nor higrN EARN sas From forme. Free delivery, amM ear a must, into package. Send &A.S.E. 50 C -- ---- iY Ave. Sola to 0113-8 Midtown Dr., 204, Alae. Oshawa, Ont. L1 SL2 "URGENT -THE AUMMOTIVE INDUSTRY IS BOOMING:" Francis Personnel Sm dr es is cuRently recruiting for our diems in the Automotive Industry. Located in the Durham Region, our customers are Just -in -Time Suppliers, committed to Ex**m in Wakty and Customer Service. N you are a leadm a team aawn m'rh mtrmmr communication sM and a Wore beda mud in the Automotive kxistftrX please consider the following positions PLANT YANAGEi H.R. MANAGER WpTENANCE MANAGER A S. 9000 CO ORt7NKM alLI Y ENGINEER 4TH CLASS STATIONARY BILINGUAL CUSTOMER ' Mihimum 10 years Senior Strong tical presence 'Must Minimum 5 years experience ' Must have previous. ISD 9000 ' Problem dor d icatim ' Roel ENGINEER • Must 41h licence SERVICE STAFF ' Fu0lpart time hours � have excelerht H.R.d n Maintenance a QS. 9000 efperenc�e t�tfse analysis oombihe rtiass awfiible . StrOng weft" � comr,unication skf7s • Strong labour relations and . Must be farmer wile lime ' Must have the ability to write procedures and develop• ' C inective action Isc niglfes Previous supervisory skills an with anoAter skilled trades tit*el such as Plumber, � throughout the Previous clfstomer semce _ negotiation arhegenlerd grog maintenance t0 lead, direct b � nwdsh � ' Famiieriy willh Lotus, Electrician, MairMenerr e Mec arrc . Best an � CammRtrment to qualify and ogand oormhMted to super co ordinate unionized trades teem . Fmik' GM T d s Howard, and tAbrdPeAect Open to shill work mr stralo t ��ftlearn Excelent telephone and leen customer service skilled would be an asset also also an suetshifts with overtimeconxnunication skills Resumes must include covering letter and salary fequill errlentS. Al poaltlm are'urgent". ResuMeS may be dropped orf at our omce Mon+r% 7:30 amL-5:30 p.m. or TUM 24 rills. a Gay to (905) 576.4698. Al app6Cationsi are conlldential. HUGS FRAPTCES9 FRANCES PERSONNEL SERVICES, FRANCIS == SIII[COE ST. N. SUITE soo FRANCIS rE RSON N E L SAWX OF NOVA SCOTIA S&MMMIN09 rE RSON N EL A; SERVICES INC. OSSAWA, ONT. MO 4Ri SERV/CES INC. Inhomm C9o'E:111 Orr C9O53 4=7-09=7 "er�LdlretlMi at► .elratas" Fella C�S� S7M6lS '• sit. w.+vrels' PAGE 32 -A -THE NEM ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY g,-1995 CUSTOMER SERVICE ORDER DESK CLERK An experienced Customer Service Order Desk Clerk is required by a major distributor of Musical Instruments located in Scarborough. Strong customer service and interpersonal skills are essential. French a definite asset. Salary according to experience. Companv paid benefits. Please send resumes to: File # 0000 P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 71_5 WILLIAM PEAK CO-OPERATIVE HOMES INC. The successtw appiica. will be responsible for 96 Fam iv Units and a 45 Seniors Apartment Building. Must have computer and book-keeping skills. Some evening and week -end work required. Knowledge of Coop movement would be helpful. Supemwry skills and the ability to work with and report to the Board of Directors a must. Please Submit resume to: The Hiring Committee. Uo Mr. T Knowles Unit 303 William Peak Co-operatnre Homes Inc. 19M Whites road. Ackenng Ontario Lt V -6P5 Closing date Friday February 10.199% Only those selected for an interview will be contacted MANAGER TRAINEES OLAN MILLS PORTRAIT STUDIO has immediate openings for entry levet managers in our Pickering/Whitby loca- tions. We are looking for people with out- standing personalities who like to work with people both over the phone and in person. You will learn how to Interview. train and motivate a telemarketing Sales team. Guaranteed salary and profit shanrlg. Paid training with benefits. CaU Jan et, VYed.-Sat. 10-1 P -m- OC S:3" VJlts. 4=o -S"3 BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERN'ICE/MARKETING POSITION An O�hahva based ,,:enc .en er marketing company, rw d, a bilingual customer sen ice administrator. The ideal candidate will be a team member who Flosses excellent ofganiiathonal �kitl% and be o good communicator, both verlbally and written. Computer skills in Wordperfect 5.1 is essential, and knowledge of Excel would be an asset. Mail resume to: PERSONNEL DEPT. P.O. BOX 130, STATION A OSHAWA, ONT. L1H 711 OR FAX TO: (905) 436-8944 BEAUTY Supply store. Pickering, requires part time former flair dresser. (416)256-2036 EASY INCOME. work form horn, for free information send S.A.S.E. to P.O. Box 31066.475 Westray Rd.Apx Orono, LIT-3HD HAIR STYLIST required cul or part hires, sen also char rental vailable. Phare 6860660. OMRNATIOk1AL Lin- gerie and day wen coin QQaannyy is expending in ri Osfawa snit surrounding dire areas, Ibxibb hours,, luai bi nNpart tin r, Wade ad. CSI kxhMett bwitw an asset Q6ppmm- 10 pm. Bonnie lknd/rCov arWesr 905-561-2142 LANTANA. Moovmw Ladles wanted to be part of a dynamic direct sales bam. L at us show you how to be successful soling our 1pover tine of high q* larkes fashions through catalogue sales and horns demonstrations. Expen- ence not required. Start up assistance and tug train provided. Call Cfler�jd Harps (905) 435.0820. MANAGER needed for New SUBWAY Franchise. Mature person with Sub- way or Fast Food export. once preferred. Reply to File # 7117, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont Lim 7L5 MOOEI-S NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA MIIGOIE Travel b eltcilrtg COW. New Yak Paris, titian . Cant (or rA1111IM t ". 430.6TI5 wanted inrtftdiaMy for arnol new don in Picker %:ifg Han 8 am. -1 Pm call (416) 960- 9173. START NOW - Lees owi- Pony, has pwilon awit- atde in al ieprhnents. Fain ulp b 514.82 pM M. if qualified. No etq•s►ience rweoseeary, own transports- ban required. Call 404• 0403 WANTED Taxi Drivers in (8 (06) 427 1600 Imxnediably SELL IT NOW CALL >'68"707 AOR .WJF.AXX `'WJ-I BILINGUAL CONTRACTS Sr. Bil. CreditifCollections - Min. 2 years experience - WordPerfect + Lotus - Scarborough area a Bil. Customer Service - Min. 2 years experience - Microsoft or Vi/ordPerfecl/Lotus - Markham area CALL TARA Tek(416) 292-22122 FaXt(416) 292-0947 a= SCARBOROUGH,MARKHAM TEMPORARY CONTRACTS UP TO $13.00/HR. Various W.P cackages seeded WordPerfect 5.1 + 6.0 MS Word for Windows Lotus 1-2-3 Microsoft Excel Power Point - Harvard Graphics Min. 1 year experience. CALL TATA Teb(416) 292-2202 Fam(416) 292.0947 +305 Mialner Ave., exis tLearborocigh Ont, MIS 3V4 ACCOUNTING CLERK $9.00/HR. Ajax packaging fir- `;eek$ a- Accounting Clerk with a minimum of 1 year work exp6nence. Must be familiar with AccPac. This is a temporary con- tract with a possibility of permanent work. Tel:(416) 292-2282 FaX:(416) 292-8947 IF you are single or a single parent or separated or dl - W" with three veers oak experience. you may qualify to financial assistants of if You are over 45 and have re - Corey been lad on les+ may quality lir training assis- tance. OtP/CERT, Lows. WordPerfect D -Base. Word. Accpac. Bedford. Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker. Har. vara. Call, Computer Pro- amx 9 and Systems An- aaiyst Cobol. Pascal and C PhOW61 op, Ouark Express and IRwtrator. Durham Busi- ness Carnpubn Co". 427- 3010 Vol DO YOU LIKE CAN- DLES? Canada s fastest growing party plan has come to Canada• and re- quires consultants /man- agers in YOLK area out. standing commissions, fissions, no investments. no deliveries, full training. cap (905) 471- 2097 9am-61m WLUNG Machaw Opera- tor required. Mirwnum 5 years experience. compr0• ilea wag", in Oshawa, to slat nMndiatety. Tele- phone (906) 576.1807, Fax (906) 576.1921111 1 C.D.A. OR PA.A., ka &ft Phew Imeaud roeu me bb: 172 King SL E. Suift 201, ONowwe Ont LIN 187, Alt office Manages. DENTAL ASSISTANT / RECEPTIOMST Re- Wnild for part time. Must be 0ettikio.. Pious Call 3pm- � Tuns. -Fri. (906) Bee. EXPERIENCED Dental omm for busy Ain Mo practice. Must be kxKrnpbl► ly krawedgable, flexible and learn oriented. Ful tine Dental Assistant. Must be HARP arlifird, 3e plus M. Per leeek. Pbaw doliver or moil replies b: File #7118 Oshawa This Weak, P.O. Box 40. Oshawa, Ontario. UH 71.5. EXPERIENCED dental receptionist required part time, for Pickering Brice, Pham 906-420-N 11. FULL TIME position 4vm able for cervi dental as- srstant. Ajax. Apply to File 19419. Alex News Adver- east. 130 Commercial Avs., Ajax. Ontaro. LIS 2H5 MULTIPLE GscipMnary heath centre seeking moa valed mature individual for rewarding career position. Previous admin. and coni,- Puller an►Pule olwerence in rneftm Mid an asset Pies" for- ward rosurhe to 212 King St. W., Oshawa. Ontario LJJ 2J2 EXPERIENCED babyst- lir required in' our home. 3 drys per week for I and 4 yr old Brock Rdr401 428- 7276 HOUSEKEEPER/ NAN- NY for 2 school aged children, must have current diner's license, kve-iMrve- out. (905)477-1826. HOUSEKEEPER/afw school childcare required for busy family approx. 3 afternoons per week. Du- ties include housecloeanirg. laundry, meal preparation at. Rebrenoes a mxsL Cap 905.508-2007. LIVE out namy, kie time Mon. - Fri. in r y Ajax horlm. 22 wind did and 8 madh old. Tel. 906.88lli, 8. LIVE- in nary required 4 112 dayafaosk, for 2 bvilp boyo, 4 yrs. and 16 morlMrs. Light howebapirg +rid D.wroa Picksrig. Leave menage 6861377. LIVE4N OR UVE404JTex- Pri, ad Nanny Wanted for 3 Boys ages 6, 3, 1. 7 am to 6 pm, own right, re- qs 'red, Qinner Prep, Dri- ers Liaree A Must Plow Cal Ajax (905)427-7453. BABYSITTER Nooded In my honks for 3 child ren. Part tine hour,, ear an asset, refer m - es needed, West LyndwMillifty. Cap WORKING couple re- quires carsover-available on very short notice b corns into home when dit&A*en are sick. Own transportation required. Harmony/olw area. 723 7175., IMMEDIATE OPENING! Sales person required immediately with experience in all aspects of bath fixtures and plumbing supplies. Please fax resume to: General Manager (905) 432-7875 or mail to 1732 Baseline Rd. Courtice, Ontario LIE 2S8 LIFE OPPORTUNITY AJAX/PICKERING/ WHITBY/OSHAWA Seeking an experienced licensed Life professional who is capable of pene- trating an established casualty portfolio of 5000 clients. Send resume in confidence P.O. Box 16. Ajax Ont. LIS 3C2. SPRING PREVIEW S SWI 12 Bred CRES. (HA FRI. 4.8, t Silk pkrds, trees. Vidonan and a 4284 household furnitureand appliances for sale. Call (905)435-5366 OAK/PINE FURNITURE - Why pay retail P► -d One of Ontario's oldest and lar- gest manufacturers is now soling direct to ae public. Eg. oak pedestal table c/w ext and 4 Windsor chairs $849.• 8' oak double ped- estal dw ext. and 6 chairs $1429. Cannonball beds. 5299, Over 20 stain choic- es -al solid, no veneers. Traditional Woodworking 905-985-8774. PIANOS/GRANDFA- THER Clocks -Durham's largest selection -New and used pianos. Not sure? Rent to own, apt size, uprgK grand, digital, key- 2 CAREGMER Available to provioe daycare in our home for infants and pre- schoolers. Safe, warm environment. Fenced - in yard. arWcrafts. Educational toys, music and fun. Lots of TLC provided. North Ajax, 1Ness�y, 693 -*874 DAYCARE AVAILABLE ;n my home by pe I hoc nurse does to Part. largo yard. any ago +111001110 Liverpool i Boyly $37-1016 ECE Will provide a warm nurturing environment with many loarnrlg opport 011- tms. Experienced and rel- erenns Warden / 401. (416)757-5107 HWY. 2/WHITES AD, re- habhe daycare avadab rmmodwtely in my home. Safe. nurturing. smoke trio environment. Lob of TLC. Please cap Lisa 905-420- 9559 05-4209559 PRIVATE home daycare. Flexible hours. Reterer-on available. Werstney/Rands. Cal Maria 666-3664 RELIABLE Mother offers TLC dayeare in her home. Non-snlolorg, no pets. Any age we&-. D-0 a Gle- nana. Cal (905)037-5111. WHITES Rd./Fmch. Look- ing for a friendly caring hart awry from hone for you child) Wel, look no furew.. Wil provide nu- morous references d need. ed, very reasonable rafts, Stan March 1/.95. Please call Manlyn at 416292- 0406. FIREWOOD Excellent guWy hardwood Guar- aartsed eltla lag bee kiy soasaed, out and spit Hams rreoauwaesN Fries Nu wood (906)754.2248 t Fre 1500 two Caoud, txA all ddivere& "Mille Sullies last' Call 6*171 all day Swat, artd Sun. 619-1363 DELIVERED 4XSx12"$60.00 4XSX16" $65.00 Limited Ouanity TNN PAn wet and W deg Days 906427-173/ NVO 905.4274= ROKA LUMBER 6 FIREWOOD CENTRE 4'X8'X12' 560.00 4'X8'X16. $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705277.3361 C�Y. nine H• eree can SM. bod•'sola brown $200,.666-9677 WEDDING band $60, queen size bed and all ac- cessories s13oo. large pd- cure in frame suitable lir livi ogroom S25 576-4367 Appliances wanted working or not. Fridges, stoves. no M wasters, dryers. Also want- ed jxdc up truck and utility FITNESS EQUIP- trader or nalbed reasonable MENT.rowng rnW no 906427-2713 $100, star climber $100. ar powered bench pins$ 5400. 639-2579 THERMAL WINDOW, rww $185. 36-X48-askng 5130 or will trade for car - petting call 6664917 som 3/4 BED. mattress and headobard $100: dresser and minor $75: 7 w. ft. chow freezer $toostereo eonsole with Pan"on"C tape dock $150. 905-683- 1704 05-6831704 4X6 portable ice hutJu- nor Clam, used once, 5280. 579-7521 anytime. Carpet Broker, 100%. Nylon Click pknh,stan resistant carpet For 3 roam:, only 5368.00. Prim includes, 30 Sq. Yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in you home. Free quotation in your hone. No sialf no WY- meK for one list yew. unlit Dot.1995. Daniel, 14(00.217- 0104 CARPET you hon ft at dir- Cou t prices. 10096 nylon. Non rur/gtanN Price incudes Dad and irstaeation. Call Ndt at (gap 4304561. CA11PE1S - lob of +Pel lotM 0111%I- an a! nI w N carpN 3 roam, f3Pf Pope diufry, ioe eebruielse (30 yusdy. Narrrnern ties -2314. COMPUTERS - NEW 406 Ox as mr/bredla apea llb with II - - , hoer guile $I ploQ ; Reealp syeleefs aortl se kw M $25b. Lap tops Ir m SM. Now printers kom $175. Our overherde tower' pnkxw are tow - quieity « Cloerartce��CenprCi �brt Kine SL E., Boswnanrier 807`--3069. DEVILBIS8 2 -stage 5 hp, body. shop at rebuilt pump; motors -220 and 560, iota $1360.; Porfaepot welds►, Priu iZ80; PWOM Go Harvey 62230034. LIFESTYLES of Canada Intre- a 23 herbs drink, 9�0 M plotre cook- andr whdo- sob phone MBA Iritra Pre. nous 967-4162 or OLS In- tra Protein 889.4266. 8001(5 and pets wanted. Pra*ably x11 large qurobos, we brad► fix anyCuy in my store. Books Poli and Thinge, 218 Dundas SL E. Whill CLOTHES FRIENDS FASHIONS wants on consignment Bridal Gowns. Fbwwe Gil Dred► es, and First Communion Dresses. Also accopting children's clot hKhg for the new store cal Lucy 668- 4100 WANTED - old and an- tlqus furniture, any" old. Scientific instruments. china. silver, advertising sporting lots, decoys. dohs, milk. bottles, collections or estates. Cal Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-81 Brooldn. WANTED CAMERAS - old cease and glow. jsws- lory. microscopes. Mle- secpos, brhocudars and W listed "no. Clocks. watcfl- es, hKnikxe, any" old. 432.1678. WANTED to buy - older fur. n o". glass. khan, calecd- bles, memorabilia. we 1, Cap ( or eWfts 906) 723-7834. 4 ' i VENDERS WANTED, for M Mpa kK Ask for at 1(806)721-8086 DOG Show Handing Claws, proombd by Oshawa Obedrna Ana- callon. Begin Feb. 20. To register cal Bev. at 905 - LAB Paps, male/female, working champion kris, hen raised, CKC., shot, It"W yes guaranteed. 906 5794!038. ROTTWEILER pups, 6 weeks, C.K.C. registered, micro chip, family raised. Cal (906) 723.1926. SIBERIAN Husky PUPS, pure broad, house trained and net chocked. Cal 579- 5730. :AL INTERIORS ETHEART SHOWCASE WOOD ! DORIC) AT 10.2. xassories. Reductions to 70%. 501 POO 1980-1986 cars, lease to own. Everyone qualifies. On UIC7 WC87 MA) No inter- est no credit check. $345 down. 686.7426 1981 CHEVETTE, tons of new stuff, including new brakes and suspension, good condition $1000 Cal 723-1003 or (416) 536- 3639. 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE wagon. 8 -passenger. V6 auto., loaded. Woody -side panelling, showroom con- dition, was $3295 now $2995 certified Hurry on this one. 4 more rice cars to choose from. Cal 427- 9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 days/week udoors. Big Town Sales 1986 Laser Daytona XT, fully fully leaded, T -bar Tur- bo, good mils one owner, good dean running car. Was $3495 now $3295 cerbied. Hurry on this one. Call 427-9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 days/week indoors. Bog Town Sats 1989 Toyota truck. 1990 Mazda Sport truck, red. both certified. 5 speed. tow kms. Cap 726-0817, 1991 Sunbird LE.air con.. 4 door, 74.000 kms.certified- 1988 Beretta GT. 6 cylinder. auto. an, et. New brakes and byes. Car - filled 1987 Pontiac 6000 LE. Nei's Auto.(905) 686 0987 APPROVED - bad or no credit. 1960-89 vehicles. Certified or ass. AP. PROVED Sunshine Auto 6669237 O AT BLOW OUT pukes . 1993 Aruna auto.. 53,000 fill. bmance or factory warranty. 56.695. 1992 GMC Siena p✓u, v-0, air. fantastic. $11.344. 1991 Sunbrrd. SE. 3.1 . 6 cyl.. lorded. $7.995. 1990 Suzuki Swiff GLX, auto. s5.61t5 1988 Cavalier RS. 6 cyl., air. 98.000 kil , $5.695. 1988 Cutlass Ciera, exce4l0nt car. $5.695. 1969 GMC Satan, 7 rider, mint. $9.595. 1990 Suhbird Le, auto, air. s5.995, 1989 Finely. auto. $3.995.. 1969 Caddy loaded. beautiful, $9.995. 1966 Caprice Classic, loaded, 110.000 krl.. 67,595.. 1967 Nissan Pulsar, excellent condition. 65.395,. 1968 Celobrity Euro. 4 dr, 190 K., $2.695.. 1987 Nova , auto. 53.695. All certified, 25 others to Pick from. Cern-Aufo Cen- tre, 155 Keg St. W., Osha. w, (Next to Midtown Map) 579.28M 1992 ford Tempo, 4 dr., auto.. green with grey in - tenor. 23.000 km. Certified $7900. Call Peter 723- 1155 or 434-7564. DEAD OR ALIVE -FREE' towing lir scrap, used or abandoned ears a trucks. its. pick-up, lop pri-Paid• (416) M -M DffAD OR AILM 'FREE' owing Por scrap. used or abendo ed cans a LaUcs. 1h. pock -up, bP Prins Paid. 34" 1078 FORD Mustang co- bra #2 , 302, 4 speed, T rod, Cobra rims, 697-3783 1910 CHEV 3/4 ton, au- tomatic, 350 high perfor- mance engine, dual wheels, roWin carb., new Y►es. $1500 firm, Cal 725- 2383. e 1985 Chevy pick-up 112 ton 305, psi pb, 167,000 km., dual exhaust, box liner, sliding back window, Amer• lean slotted mags. Am/fm cassette, new stock wheels and tires, $5895. certified. Don 427.0635. 1981 GMC Beauville van, seats 8. Including sleeper seat running condition, re- quires some work. Asking $1000 o.b.o. as is. Call 721-2991. 1993 Pontiac Asuna Sun. runner (Tracker). black. 4X4, convertible. 5 -speed standard, anJfn cassette. asking $11.600 Call 9a5- 1011 (leave message) 1987 Polaris Indy 600 LE. Excellent condition, 96 car - bode studs. new skis, hand thumb warmers, excellent running motor, very reliable. New sliders and track. $3500 obo. You won'! be disap- pointed. 905-985-8039 Stew ROME= N1 Camp Ground Member- ship. lifetime into coast to coast resort. US 7 Canada. $1.00 per right . pad 53.695.00. Must sell $495. US 141010-236-0327 EARN extra cash with your rmolorhon e. Let us rent it out for you when you're not using rt For further detaib. W pike 906886-2152 . WANTED - MOBILE HOME For 2 weeks. July 16.31/95 Must sloop six and be in good condition. Wanted by a Clean. Wei Behaved Fainly. Please cap (905) 434-8431 1 112 bedroom basement apt . $500/mo. plus hydro. Near 401. Available March 1. 434-3942 after 2:30 p.m. 2 Bedroom apt., fridge stove. host hydro, lots of storage. Parking. now all amenities. Available March 1. $620/mo first/last. 434• 6311. OUawa. AJAX - one bedroom basement apil quiet spa- uous. 4 PC bathroom, laun- dry. Cable. all inclusive. Clow to ag amenities, $625. available imm dia8y. 6630799. Non Smoker. AJAX - very attractive 3 bedroom main floor. well mantaneNdecoraMd, 4 appliances, storage shed. private teneed yard, with a- ground pool. now an amenities. On quiet $teat 8960 inclusive. 427-1020. AJAX Oldlord Towers - Specious avarti+bnb. Quist buldg• does 10 shapprg, 401. a Go. Pod, sawn, 2 bedrooms, kmisdiaftly. March 1, April 1. Cal 683 8671 ur1M 7:30 pm. ALS WW ona bedroom, her - March 1. poster sinjye, Moll Mm*ft Ytge fireplace, air condbonW. antral vac, cable. aeparola elkarM.508-2491. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE. LY - in Whilby apL bukft spacial ca poll newly Pd+rwd apls. uric► bakoorwy Chas b bus, slstppig all utilities inducted. Firsill" required. No pope, one brim $825, 2 bdrnL $725, 3 blip. $775 call 43D-0134. BngN row 1 bedroom line - mat aP~. Fritlge.Sbve, Hut Hlido, Cable, Cereal Var., a1 nckadad. Ful site kidorr, od ixipbowdt. kkrM fee b apgecitu SH M Clws to lairs roue. FeMiLar. P49WMDW S-72144 2 BAY RIDGES, large 2 bedroo n baoenient apwt- riet, flew canpeL near iia, doubt driveway, $760 in- dusivw. Available March 1. 838-5229. boards. CLOCKS- FEBRU- ARY CLEARANCE on all 6 • � 1)94 stock' Telep Pura Works. 433.1491. RENT a hot tub for your FANTS -12 YEARS OLD 'weefe�lecirit andapropane In canng, safe, fun home spas. 'Splish Splash Hot environment. Tub Rentab-427-62M L1DBnSed by M. C.S.S. R�o� FDURHAM ROLL away bed $175 Receipts. flexible hotn. Call Large hvulgroom chair and ottoman $175. 434.5136. FESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE WASHER AND dryer 509-1207 S 150, big chest freezer S 1 Oo; L-shaped couch with bull out ted $350 . 2 brass and glass tables $20: 0 OEM= brown refine $too: leach. or office Marr 550. gas tool heater $100. gaff bag and 2 CAREGMER Available to provioe daycare in our home for infants and pre- schoolers. Safe, warm environment. Fenced - in yard. arWcrafts. Educational toys, music and fun. Lots of TLC provided. North Ajax, 1Ness�y, 693 -*874 DAYCARE AVAILABLE ;n my home by pe I hoc nurse does to Part. largo yard. any ago +111001110 Liverpool i Boyly $37-1016 ECE Will provide a warm nurturing environment with many loarnrlg opport 011- tms. Experienced and rel- erenns Warden / 401. (416)757-5107 HWY. 2/WHITES AD, re- habhe daycare avadab rmmodwtely in my home. Safe. nurturing. smoke trio environment. Lob of TLC. Please cap Lisa 905-420- 9559 05-4209559 PRIVATE home daycare. Flexible hours. Reterer-on available. Werstney/Rands. Cal Maria 666-3664 RELIABLE Mother offers TLC dayeare in her home. Non-snlolorg, no pets. Any age we&-. D-0 a Gle- nana. Cal (905)037-5111. WHITES Rd./Fmch. Look- ing for a friendly caring hart awry from hone for you child) Wel, look no furew.. Wil provide nu- morous references d need. ed, very reasonable rafts, Stan March 1/.95. Please call Manlyn at 416292- 0406. FIREWOOD Excellent guWy hardwood Guar- aartsed eltla lag bee kiy soasaed, out and spit Hams rreoauwaesN Fries Nu wood (906)754.2248 t Fre 1500 two Caoud, txA all ddivere& "Mille Sullies last' Call 6*171 all day Swat, artd Sun. 619-1363 DELIVERED 4XSx12"$60.00 4XSX16" $65.00 Limited Ouanity TNN PAn wet and W deg Days 906427-173/ NVO 905.4274= ROKA LUMBER 6 FIREWOOD CENTRE 4'X8'X12' 560.00 4'X8'X16. $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705277.3361 C�Y. nine H• eree can SM. bod•'sola brown $200,.666-9677 WEDDING band $60, queen size bed and all ac- cessories s13oo. large pd- cure in frame suitable lir livi ogroom S25 576-4367 Appliances wanted working or not. Fridges, stoves. no M wasters, dryers. Also want- ed jxdc up truck and utility FITNESS EQUIP- trader or nalbed reasonable MENT.rowng rnW no 906427-2713 $100, star climber $100. ar powered bench pins$ 5400. 639-2579 THERMAL WINDOW, rww $185. 36-X48-askng 5130 or will trade for car - petting call 6664917 som 3/4 BED. mattress and headobard $100: dresser and minor $75: 7 w. ft. chow freezer $toostereo eonsole with Pan"on"C tape dock $150. 905-683- 1704 05-6831704 4X6 portable ice hutJu- nor Clam, used once, 5280. 579-7521 anytime. Carpet Broker, 100%. Nylon Click pknh,stan resistant carpet For 3 roam:, only 5368.00. Prim includes, 30 Sq. Yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in you home. Free quotation in your hone. No sialf no WY- meK for one list yew. unlit Dot.1995. Daniel, 14(00.217- 0104 CARPET you hon ft at dir- Cou t prices. 10096 nylon. Non rur/gtanN Price incudes Dad and irstaeation. Call Ndt at (gap 4304561. CA11PE1S - lob of +Pel lotM 0111%I- an a! nI w N carpN 3 roam, f3Pf Pope diufry, ioe eebruielse (30 yusdy. Narrrnern ties -2314. COMPUTERS - NEW 406 Ox as mr/bredla apea llb with II - - , hoer guile $I ploQ ; Reealp syeleefs aortl se kw M $25b. Lap tops Ir m SM. Now printers kom $175. Our overherde tower' pnkxw are tow - quieity « Cloerartce��CenprCi �brt Kine SL E., Boswnanrier 807`--3069. DEVILBIS8 2 -stage 5 hp, body. shop at rebuilt pump; motors -220 and 560, iota $1360.; Porfaepot welds►, Priu iZ80; PWOM Go Harvey 62230034. LIFESTYLES of Canada Intre- a 23 herbs drink, 9�0 M plotre cook- andr whdo- sob phone MBA Iritra Pre. nous 967-4162 or OLS In- tra Protein 889.4266. 8001(5 and pets wanted. Pra*ably x11 large qurobos, we brad► fix anyCuy in my store. Books Poli and Thinge, 218 Dundas SL E. Whill CLOTHES FRIENDS FASHIONS wants on consignment Bridal Gowns. Fbwwe Gil Dred► es, and First Communion Dresses. Also accopting children's clot hKhg for the new store cal Lucy 668- 4100 WANTED - old and an- tlqus furniture, any" old. Scientific instruments. china. silver, advertising sporting lots, decoys. dohs, milk. bottles, collections or estates. Cal Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-81 Brooldn. WANTED CAMERAS - old cease and glow. jsws- lory. microscopes. Mle- secpos, brhocudars and W listed "no. Clocks. watcfl- es, hKnikxe, any" old. 432.1678. WANTED to buy - older fur. n o". glass. khan, calecd- bles, memorabilia. we 1, Cap ( or eWfts 906) 723-7834. 4 ' i VENDERS WANTED, for M Mpa kK Ask for at 1(806)721-8086 DOG Show Handing Claws, proombd by Oshawa Obedrna Ana- callon. Begin Feb. 20. To register cal Bev. at 905 - LAB Paps, male/female, working champion kris, hen raised, CKC., shot, It"W yes guaranteed. 906 5794!038. ROTTWEILER pups, 6 weeks, C.K.C. registered, micro chip, family raised. Cal (906) 723.1926. SIBERIAN Husky PUPS, pure broad, house trained and net chocked. Cal 579- 5730. :AL INTERIORS ETHEART SHOWCASE WOOD ! DORIC) AT 10.2. xassories. Reductions to 70%. 501 POO 1980-1986 cars, lease to own. Everyone qualifies. On UIC7 WC87 MA) No inter- est no credit check. $345 down. 686.7426 1981 CHEVETTE, tons of new stuff, including new brakes and suspension, good condition $1000 Cal 723-1003 or (416) 536- 3639. 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE wagon. 8 -passenger. V6 auto., loaded. Woody -side panelling, showroom con- dition, was $3295 now $2995 certified Hurry on this one. 4 more rice cars to choose from. Cal 427- 9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 days/week udoors. Big Town Sales 1986 Laser Daytona XT, fully fully leaded, T -bar Tur- bo, good mils one owner, good dean running car. Was $3495 now $3295 cerbied. Hurry on this one. Call 427-9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 days/week indoors. Bog Town Sats 1989 Toyota truck. 1990 Mazda Sport truck, red. both certified. 5 speed. tow kms. Cap 726-0817, 1991 Sunbird LE.air con.. 4 door, 74.000 kms.certified- 1988 Beretta GT. 6 cylinder. auto. an, et. New brakes and byes. Car - filled 1987 Pontiac 6000 LE. Nei's Auto.(905) 686 0987 APPROVED - bad or no credit. 1960-89 vehicles. Certified or ass. AP. PROVED Sunshine Auto 6669237 O AT BLOW OUT pukes . 1993 Aruna auto.. 53,000 fill. bmance or factory warranty. 56.695. 1992 GMC Siena p✓u, v-0, air. fantastic. $11.344. 1991 Sunbrrd. SE. 3.1 . 6 cyl.. lorded. $7.995. 1990 Suzuki Swiff GLX, auto. s5.61t5 1988 Cavalier RS. 6 cyl., air. 98.000 kil , $5.695. 1988 Cutlass Ciera, exce4l0nt car. $5.695. 1969 GMC Satan, 7 rider, mint. $9.595. 1990 Suhbird Le, auto, air. s5.995, 1989 Finely. auto. $3.995.. 1969 Caddy loaded. beautiful, $9.995. 1966 Caprice Classic, loaded, 110.000 krl.. 67,595.. 1967 Nissan Pulsar, excellent condition. 65.395,. 1968 Celobrity Euro. 4 dr, 190 K., $2.695.. 1987 Nova , auto. 53.695. All certified, 25 others to Pick from. Cern-Aufo Cen- tre, 155 Keg St. W., Osha. w, (Next to Midtown Map) 579.28M 1992 ford Tempo, 4 dr., auto.. green with grey in - tenor. 23.000 km. Certified $7900. Call Peter 723- 1155 or 434-7564. DEAD OR ALIVE -FREE' towing lir scrap, used or abandoned ears a trucks. its. pick-up, lop pri-Paid• (416) M -M DffAD OR AILM 'FREE' owing Por scrap. used or abendo ed cans a LaUcs. 1h. pock -up, bP Prins Paid. 34" 1078 FORD Mustang co- bra #2 , 302, 4 speed, T rod, Cobra rims, 697-3783 1910 CHEV 3/4 ton, au- tomatic, 350 high perfor- mance engine, dual wheels, roWin carb., new Y►es. $1500 firm, Cal 725- 2383. e 1985 Chevy pick-up 112 ton 305, psi pb, 167,000 km., dual exhaust, box liner, sliding back window, Amer• lean slotted mags. Am/fm cassette, new stock wheels and tires, $5895. certified. Don 427.0635. 1981 GMC Beauville van, seats 8. Including sleeper seat running condition, re- quires some work. Asking $1000 o.b.o. as is. Call 721-2991. 1993 Pontiac Asuna Sun. runner (Tracker). black. 4X4, convertible. 5 -speed standard, anJfn cassette. asking $11.600 Call 9a5- 1011 (leave message) 1987 Polaris Indy 600 LE. Excellent condition, 96 car - bode studs. new skis, hand thumb warmers, excellent running motor, very reliable. New sliders and track. $3500 obo. You won'! be disap- pointed. 905-985-8039 Stew ROME= N1 Camp Ground Member- ship. lifetime into coast to coast resort. US 7 Canada. $1.00 per right . pad 53.695.00. Must sell $495. US 141010-236-0327 EARN extra cash with your rmolorhon e. Let us rent it out for you when you're not using rt For further detaib. W pike 906886-2152 . WANTED - MOBILE HOME For 2 weeks. July 16.31/95 Must sloop six and be in good condition. Wanted by a Clean. Wei Behaved Fainly. Please cap (905) 434-8431 1 112 bedroom basement apt . $500/mo. plus hydro. Near 401. Available March 1. 434-3942 after 2:30 p.m. 2 Bedroom apt., fridge stove. host hydro, lots of storage. Parking. now all amenities. Available March 1. $620/mo first/last. 434• 6311. OUawa. AJAX - one bedroom basement apil quiet spa- uous. 4 PC bathroom, laun- dry. Cable. all inclusive. Clow to ag amenities, $625. available imm dia8y. 6630799. Non Smoker. AJAX - very attractive 3 bedroom main floor. well mantaneNdecoraMd, 4 appliances, storage shed. private teneed yard, with a- ground pool. now an amenities. On quiet $teat 8960 inclusive. 427-1020. AJAX Oldlord Towers - Specious avarti+bnb. Quist buldg• does 10 shapprg, 401. a Go. Pod, sawn, 2 bedrooms, kmisdiaftly. March 1, April 1. Cal 683 8671 ur1M 7:30 pm. ALS WW ona bedroom, her - March 1. poster sinjye, Moll Mm*ft Ytge fireplace, air condbonW. antral vac, cable. aeparola elkarM.508-2491. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE. LY - in Whilby apL bukft spacial ca poll newly Pd+rwd apls. uric► bakoorwy Chas b bus, slstppig all utilities inducted. Firsill" required. No pope, one brim $825, 2 bdrnL $725, 3 blip. $775 call 43D-0134. BngN row 1 bedroom line - mat aP~. Fritlge.Sbve, Hut Hlido, Cable, Cereal Var., a1 nckadad. Ful site kidorr, od ixipbowdt. kkrM fee b apgecitu SH M Clws to lairs roue. FeMiLar. P49WMDW S-72144 2 BAY RIDGES, large 2 bedroo n baoenient apwt- riet, flew canpeL near iia, doubt driveway, $760 in- dusivw. Available March 1. 838-5229. 400 Apartments /$ 00 Apartments For Rent �} For Rent 33 & 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. From $743-$833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. BROOKLIN - 2 oedroom main floor and basement of house with large garage. ncludes 4 appliances. heat, and water. Lots of parking. $920 per month chis hydro, first/last/ref. re- wred. Avail. April 1. Call '4o5-985-4049. Call CLASSIFIED for friendly, professional personalized Service. TERRI w l oe hapcy tc nelp you with all your classified adver- tising reeds! CALL TODAY! 905-683-0707 Fax: 683-7363 CENTRAL Oshawa -dose to Senior Centre and walk - ng distance to Midtown Man Apartments ler rent 1 8 2 bedrooms in newer, quiet building Starting $625 55 yeas and older. 72&7344. COURTICE one bedroom basement apt., separate entrance. parfung. kitdleri. appliances.3 pc bath, $650 Includes utilities Available imnledialeey 432-3618 lea•:e message HARWOOD d Hwy 2 - base,ent Junior 2 bed- room, 4 appliances, no pets. firsL'last. $675 in- cludes uWities/Cable. Avail- able immediately. &*- 7692 JR. 1 BDRM. APT. Wilson and Olive, Oshawa 5425. Toll Free 1-80x565-2062 LARGE 2 bedroom , nice neighborhood. ,tear Osha- wa Center. Frig. / stove. laundry hook-up, sewage , carpeted $600 NON. SMOKER, available Apr, 1.576-7055 LARGE 2 bedroom apt, in good location, laurtdry facilities, storage, parking, $623.60/mo. plus hydro. For more into. 576-4229., available March 1. Oshawa. LIVERPOOLBayly, large 2 bedroom, page eat -in kitchen, separate entrance, parking. dose b Go, 401, Pickering Town Cente. $750 an Inclusive. Avail- able March 1. 837.0016. OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt. clean, quiet building. From $600 per month. 576-2541 NORTH Oshawa, bright one bedroom apt avail- able. Private entrance. In- cludes all utilities, plus parkbei for store, suit - Person, work- ing preferred. No pets. $525/mo.. fistAast. 728- 9803. ONE Bedroom basement apartment, close to Go train and an amenities. Available immediately. s650 per month utilities Included. Call 637-77581 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apartment. available at 888 and 900 Glen St Close to schools, shopping and G.M. utilities riviuded. IsV last required. call 728- 4993. OSHAWA - Bloor/Park Rd Large two bedroom apart- . In house, avail. Mar. 1 $695 per month, utilities included Can 728.5382. OSHAWA - one bedroom apartnrent in 17 Quebec St- S43Wmonth plus hydro. Available irrvnedialsly. First 1/2 of last required. Call Steven (905) 571-3229. OSHAWA - Towntine/ Hwy2 clear tight. 8 spa- cious lumished basement apt- Separate entrance. Kitchen 6 4 piece bath- room, walkoutb Patio, ca- ble, arc, parkin. Close b all amenMes Not. smoker i bedroom $450. 2 bed- room 5650 inclusive. (905)43&94164 OSHAWA 1 Derr - S569 2 bdrrn - S619 Clearvtarge units. Includes steal. cable, hot water. parking, new appliances. Terlarq pays hydro. 436.6700 w 404.6122 OSHAWA 1 bedroom apartment, man floor of Clouse with *""Co. dose to downtown. 5600/month utilities and cable nCkded. 434-6930 OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt quiet neghtwurhood new- er triplex. Fridge, stove. . Laundry fac. available. Parking ler 2 Cas. Avail. March 1/95. 5650 plc» hy- dro. 623.7858 OSHAWA North - One and two bedrooms. available im- medialely or February Ist. Fridge. stove. utifibee, includ- ed. 723-2094 OSHAWA North - One and two bedrooms, available im mediately or February Ist. Fridge, stove. utilities includ- ed. 723.2094 OSHAWA- dean. quiet, 20 -pix. 2 bedroom. $694. t bedroom $605. parking. appliances, utitibes Includ- ed. Available Feb 1 or later. deposit negotiable, (Sim co&W) 579.5927. PICKERING Village - 9e Church St. S. new fur- nished bachelor in apt. bleeding, own entry. laun- dry. parking, dean, no Pet+, done b Go. 905-509-2038 or 41&284-1616. PICKERING - 1 bedroom basement aparvfwlt, sep- arate entrance. bdge, sbve. Whist Shore and Ok- lahorns. Feb 28, 5600 in- clusive. 831-6779. WESTSHORE Largo, bright 1 bedroom, base- rrertt apL Large. dawn eat in Hitchen, laundry, bb of nate ral eight . Non-smoker, no Pets. March t st $5415-incluarve. 637-7636. SOUTH Pickering large 1 bedroom apartment, pivab entrance, parking, inclu- sive, $660. t9WAO9 O"2 - THREE bedroom aparl- ment lex ►eni huge mater. bedroom W Mt erisuile, new Idliehen, 2 balowelia, $1125 including utilities. Avail. Mar. 1.CaN 905.839-esm. TWO BEDROOM apt trig/ stove, parking, central lo- cation, rear Oshawa Cen- ter. 401. $575.00 pin hy- dro. NON-SMOKER. avail- able April 1. 576-7055 TWO bedroom basement apt., separate entrance, one Car parking. $75011111110. avaie" March 1. Brock RdlMap► Oaks Picker- irg.619-1509 or 416208 Deis. TWO large bedrooms for rent with friOge, stove, laundry, parking included on a quiet street, Oshawa. $660.725-0067. VACANCIES! Call the one stop rental shop for a BET- TER selection. DURHAM HOME RENTERS, (905) 428.1278 minimal fee. LANDLORD'S ADVERTISE FREE" WHITBY - Architecturally designed 2 level apartment. one bedroom plus den, near Go. $795 inc. April Ist. (416)699-5287 WHITBY - large 2 bed- room studio apartment w/ balcony. Sep. dining room and kvingroom, parking for 2.$795 . utilities, Call 668- 4321, 655-4623 or 416- 269-5449. WHITES Rd. 1 -bedroom basement, separate en- trance, full kitchen, parking. a/c. dvac, security, carpet- ed. clean, March 1, single, non-smoker. $600 inclu- sive.(905)420-6494 WHY rete when you ran own your own home lex less than You thnkTi Can Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep. ReirMax Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-39W or (905) 666- 3211. AJAX - 'VWesiney negnts. brkk'de tac hed. 3 Nims. 2 bts.. appls., fireplace, c.a.. c.v, fin, bunt , fenced yard Firsinast. Sll7Wnthly Can (9tY�)509•-1927. AVAILABLE at Markham a Sheppard, main level Of 3 bedroom bungalow. Ga- rage- air candtoning. 4 ap Dliances, large yard. in quet court $925 Plus part utiles. Available March 1 Days 416.222-4700 even - wigs 905-472-8187 AVAILABLE ImmediatNy- spacous 3 bedroom, East end Oshawa, two wash- rooms, unhrvsled bass - menu Shiga garage, fenced yard. 5925 . usl, hes. Cal Gem 666-4086 BAY RIDGES ground floor 3 bedroom, quiet street near Go, double dine. 5970 nclueve. Avail- able March 1. 830-5229 BAY RIDGES 2 storey, 4 bedroom, I WO sq. ft. new Flooring, paint, carpet, 4 new appliances, private laundry, fenced yard, deck, no smokers, no pets. $990 plus 2/3 utilities. 831-7239 BEAU VALLEY- 3 bed- room bungalow on quiet court, finished rec-room, double drive, close to schools, bun, rel. first / last 436-10.3/ BELIEVE R $500 DWML Why rene whelp you can own iebrats row 3 a 4 bedroom *0 defaohed to" on Ivpl M. cal (" 623iw BOMIMANVILLE -wanted responsi6ts couple or sin- gle pars, b rent a clAe rewly ferrovaled, 2 bed- room turegabw. hunting lake Ontario, Ref. required, first and )int, 57W pkn UW - available now. (905) 839- 5746. N.WHITBY Spotless 3 s-1 bedroom burgalow.2 bathe, garage, large yard oboth $9975 )Ike teall 5iet 71479 coil NO DOWN PAYMENT? Good creat? Good job? You can buy ler Mie price of rent while prices and rales are down. Cal Doug a Brent Community Fina►edal, 668- 6905. OSHAWA - Luxury 2400 sq. fL 4 bedrooms, Central air/ vac, 2 12 baMe, double ga- rage. N.W. area. Furnished - negotiable, Unfurnished - SISDo plus. Phone 7234392. OSHAWA EAST END. 3 bedroom main floor bun- galow. Large backyard, quiet residential area, faun, dry facilities. Available Im- mediately, no pets, fust/last. 434-5768 OSHAWA,Irg 3 bdrm eat in kit., finished rec-room.2 1/2 baths, laundry fac.,walk out to deck.$950 plus uMi- ties for app to view ( 416)- 778.7947 OSHAWA Downtown 3 + 1 bedroom available March 1st. Broad loomed throughout, oil healing $845 plus utilibes. call (905)985-4808 PICKERING 3 bedroom semi close to Go. 2 ap- pliances. $1095/mo. plus utilities. March 1 905-839- 3069 PICKERING. 4 bdrm home near Flea Market. appliances included. firs / last. Available now $1050 Plus utilities 839-5746 PICKERING- main floor of three bedroom bungalow. all appliances, nice yard. air, close to GO. Non smaker$875 d 1/2 utilities firstnast avail Feb 1st (905)839.0018. Ouahnt 2 bedroom farm- house avariable rmme- dialely in East Bowman- alle.$785 monthly plus uW- ses Can 666-6858 SOUTH Whitby - ravine of. 3 bedroom bungalow. 2 car Barge. walkout Mass- ment. half acre lot 51150/ mthly .. (905) 430.3161 or (905) 668-6980. WHITBY 2 bedroom older bungalow. full basement fenced yard, ckw to shop ping. $743. utiles. Avail- able March t or b ebe ar- ranged ager 6 pm. WHO says you Carnot al - lord to buy a Moue. 3 bed- room lowrtouee carrel for S460Imonth. (P 8 I) 3 bxed- room bungalow Carnes for $780 ;month (P31) plus more Call Mark Stapley. RefMax Accord 576-3111 XTRA, xtra, reed all about it Mortgage payments from $810. 2 and 3 bedroom homes. Cab Thomas C Pike, Sales rep. Remax Accord Realty Lid 576 3111. -Why rent7- Buy' HOUSE SITTERS AVAIL- ABLE wolessional couple. presently house sitting, bondable. non-smokers. excellent references. Avail- able April 30th. Durham Regan (905)430.3611. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE Looking for unfurnished master bedroom, 4pC en surae. cable. use of kitchen for Feb.20 Reference available S50mo Erica 831-8428 BEAUTIFUL townhouse. Whites Rd. South Pickering. available April 1. 3 bed- rooms. finished rec room, with waboW to patio, 2 -car tndergoud par". sbm to Go, .shopping, schools. conservation park, Cake Ontario. No smoking or peb. Call or leave mes- sap for apPt 905-839- 3000. CAPITAL Properties would like to opal, you Ole treat in Oshawa Living. Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom town )tomes. Starting at $700. Call John zvigulis 436.13114 noW u AJAX - Furnished roon t Shared accommodations. $90.00/week, Parking, Laundry, close to GO. bus and 401. Call Pat (905) 427-7113. ALTONAISHEPPARD- largle furnished room in clean adult home ler ma - lure employed persoNsNd- ent. Cable, Bus. Parking. Share separate kitchen. bsMtrooms $100.00 weekly. shremngs 509- 2459. PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP UNIT 85, 95 CRAWFORTH ST. WHITBY Applications are now being accepted for: Large spacious 3 bedroom townhouses, from $795 per month. Includes basic cable and parking, close to all amenities. Large play ground, no subsidy available. Please gall 666-2008 In au,et new home. Near Gerrard and Rossland. Kitchen 8 TV prrvelliges. Preferred non-smoking fe- male. 5300/ month. Call 725-7563. NEAR S. GM Large dean furmshed room with cook- ing facilities, private en- trance, suitable for waking male $75-$85.00 weekly (906)726-1399. OSHAWA-single and dou- ble rooms. fridge. colour tv. furnished. Share ki!chen and bath phone Very dean, frst(last weeks 404- 2826 or 433-1769. ROOMS FOR RENT PER WEEK/MONTH Sunny bright home, Whites / Oklahoma Hydro Staff welcome (905)420.7408 SOUTH AJAX - furnished c,ean private basement room in newer quiet hone nceudes cable. micro, hedge, eating area, tangs desk, laurdry. share kitch- en and badwoom. suitable for responble employe dperson or mortis sudant. S110Jwek call 905686 5834 PICKERING Brock Finn. partially furnished. freshly paintedroom in quiet house. Incudes parking. laundry, cable, fireplace. sewage space. Non smoker $450 inclusive. hrs0ast required. (905)686 0298 2 bedroom condo. 5 ap- pliances, heat, hydro and Parluugdose to all amerv- ties, Available Much 1 Phone 6861269 aver Spm. EXECUTIVE tumrshed suites. complete with dish- es, linens, telephone etc. Full use of rec facilities. Prime Whitby location. Si500. plus. 905.852.5128. rico SO. FT, commercial Space. Kuugg St Bowman - vile. includes 2 parking spaces, water, 2 pc, bath. Saw. 13W aq It. irhdeldes water. part d treat and hy- dro, kont and rear entrance, stop front on King St, 4 periling Well, $1300. 1950 sq. It. nblud" water. part heat and hydro, King St Sosnhanvile, 2 rear en trartcee, ane kora entrance. 6 parking spote, $1750., availableirmediately, call 6234428. ask ler George or Linda. MAIN floor office, prime Simcoe N- location with and aigrage Newe- y renovated bonier free proknnasional building. Please call 905432-2705. CLEARWATER - fully fur- nished f obile homes, club- house. heated pools, hot tubs, terinis, just 20 -in to beaches. NHL Hockey, Blue Jay basiibaN, kion aril horse backs. Chikten Wel- cane. available March 18, less than motel: Call 1-813- 638-2123. .81363&2123. FOR RENT - Fully equipped Carlo at Clear- water Beach- Apnl W. - Apnl a, Sleeps up to 4. Only $375. U.S. weekly or $525 Canadian. Call 427- a'56 kir i►etornhakaL OSHA'VJA- 5 acres. with farmhouse for lease. Ritson road, north of Taunton, good for small landscape/ garden business. AGR. Zoned, (416)288.0313. 11 ,- FROM $69,900.00. Brand new 1.2.3 bedroom condo sup to 1442 sq k AI Separate entrances. Cal now for more information (905)623.6549 ONE near o,d 3 bE iry)", tome on queststreet n Bowmanvilfe. Premium lot. no backyard neghboun Asking $152.900 Call (905) 623-7136 OPEN fwuse. sat Sun. 2- 4. S129000 BovwnanwN,4 bedroom 2 --sl ray 2 baths. garagefag heat beck ire- piace/insert pare through- out Upgraded kitchen and baths. 142' fenced yard. playcentre.905-623.2376- PRIVATE - Port Perry. large raised bungalow, 3- i beciroorns. kvwvoorr fireplace. separate dmng- roan. bright wl-in kitchen. walkout to deck. Cosy Wis fafnlyrocrNwoodsbve. S163,900 905-985-9368 After 4 p m. TWO STORY AJAX Exec- utive home for long term ,n- vessnentt. unspoiled walkout be"n- overtook$ plar',9 need, great pownbal.assun- able mortgage. 5203.900.00 Cal (905) W6-9153 WHITBY-beautifut 3 bed- room bungalow, separate entrance b fabulous base - mere apt., detached ga- rage. $134.900with only 5% down. Will carry for $600,'moirirJuOing taxes Tux! Haighen, ReMax Summit 66&3800 OPEN HOUSE SAT 8 SUN 2 - 4, WHITECLIFF (COURTICE) 4 bedroom back split 3 washrooms. masonry fireplace. gas heat, walkout from kitchen to deck. oversized double garage $194.999 433- 5041 • ••- S3S00 fed Prics-secluded wooded trailer W. Good road, sand beach, fehi g, 1/ 2 M. from Oshawa. 416-431- 1565. • $5,000.111M000 to lend from SW nwnelly. Cal Dag or Bawd, 66116805, community Firiarlcial Services. BORROW $10,000 , pay as IIBe as $110 per month.. C"e". Call Jerry, 868-7.00. Frew consultations. Anbuis Invest enls Lid MONEY problems? Debt consolidations, credit as- rarlganent$, personal budget planning. Credit repair. FREE CCINSUI.TATIONS. Ontario Credet counsellors (Oshawa - Tomb) 433.1425 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CON- TRACTS. TH E NE WS A jDvER rISER, W ED.,,FE$QUAR.Y $, 1995 -PAG E 33-A USED STORE FIXTURES OPEN TO PUBLIC &DEALERS Shelving, Racking, Showcases & Much, Much More. 917 BROCK ST. S. VMT #I PICKERING (OFF 401) 1 Week only, Feb. 8-16,11995 Mon -Fri: 9-6, Sat: 9-6, Sun: 12-5 MORTGAGE IIIFORMATION OPEN MORTGAGES EQUITY FUNDS AVAIL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL VACATION FARMS LAND (IN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES DR SELF-EMPLoYEM f06-aw2ms WHn9Y 1 -WD -set -4403 TOLL FREE IOUTSIOE LOCAL AREA). MULLAND ASSOC. 306DUNDAS SL W. Entreprone;.r oom4n needed for busy estab- tisi clinic. Client Row over 100 daffy. Suitable for Wil technician, re6exolo- gut etc. Cab Roxanne 619- 2639, OWN YOUR OWN.P,trl time ousiness 39yr old Network Marketing compa- ny. Looking for part bine dstribus". loss than $200 b get started. cab (9051 68&1117 Mon -Fn, 9-5 SPACE FOR RENT for hairdresser or beautician .n a friendly and professional atmosphere Please call 6861285 BANKRUPT AUC. TION SALE, Sat. Feb. 11 at 10 a -m. 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby- rav,rg re- ceived nstructions from Lawson, Fisher Inc. Trustee in Bank- ruptcy, we are clear- ing the assets of Awans House of Design plus restau- rant and bar equip- ment, consisting: large oak bar, 12 oak bar stools, lights, wagon wheels, signs, triple sink,, sub table, 6x10 walk in cooler, 2 gas ranges, 2 dr. coder, 5 ton air con- ditioner, ranges, cof- fee M/C, SS counters, 2 microwave ovens, dishes, etc- 3 industri- al Pfaff sewing ma- chines, large quantity of material, approx. 100 assorted wedding dresses and brides- maid dresses, man- nequins, racks, coun- ter, office desks, tiling cabinets, viewing Fri. from t to 6 p.m. Terms cash, Visa, MIC, DC. McLean Auction i Liquidations 905- 686.3291, 905- 432-2836. MEMBERS WANTED for Orange Lodge form 19yrs. up. Call (905)683- 3196,Russell (905)728- 8625,Andy (905)985-2870 67&ompanions ROMANS 7 VS. 3 So then. f wn.iie ser husband liveth, she be married to another man, she shall be called an adulteress. Jesus at Scarborough Holiday Inn 7:30 pm. Every Sat. Jim Campbell 1-705-324-2364 DOBSON- ^v a the Alax-:�111kenng Hospital or Sunday February 5,1995. Dorothy Dobson !n her 75th year. Beioved wife of Fred NAnam Dobson. Loving mother of Fred and his wife Margaret, dear grand- mother of Paul and his fiancee Susan Hanson. Wendy Lee: and great- grandmother of Femandoes, Angela, Leslie, Alex and Ashley. -he farmy will receive `nerd at McE achnie ::uneral Home. 28 Old 4ngston Rd..iPlcker- Ing Village A,ax (9051428-8488. from 7-9pm Monday and 2.5 and 7 9 'uesday Funeral Service or Wednesday February 8 at 11 am. Intemmert Erskine Oemetery LAKE, Wafter s;;ocerlV while on vacatlor in Portugal on Saturday Feb. 4, 1995. Walter Lake in his 70th year. Beloved husband of Margaret and loving father of Barbara Gorrie of Ayax and Rod and his wife Pam of Midland. Dear grand- father of Matthew Ro- deric Lake. Brother of Irene of England. A Memorial Service will be held at Hdy Trinity "ican Church (IGrgs Cres.) Ajax on Satur- day February 11, 1995 at 4:30 p.m. Donations may be made to ft Ronald MCDoftald House. 26 Gerrard St. East, Toronto, Ont. M5B 1 G3. Arrange- ments entrusted t0 McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax (Pickering Village). SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 LILIAN ELSIE SMITH - Beloved w!te Tnornas Smith. mother of Susan Brown Of B.C- Barry Srruth of Richmond Hit. Grandmother of David a Tom Smith :n Ptcttenng 8 Gordon 8 David Brown of B.C. Great Grandmother Sarah Smith of Pickering. Dassed away Friday Feb 3/95 at 1 '0 am Ir her 75th year. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her. --e family wishes t0 thark the St. Elizabeth Visiting nurses Of Ontario. and all other nurses and Doctors involved. Special 'hanks t� n home �^oord",a ,r Bev ? pks. -`anis 'C all her valuabie neiD received. AI the request of the ieceased there will be no service, in lieu of flowers, donations may be trade to ft Salvation Awry Please read your Classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cants be resportsble for more than one inserbOn in the event of an error. SELL IT NOW -CALL 683-0707 n9 %f/ .1164" 11► •� For an audio version of the ale current death nofiCes received for pubhoatNxl In the Mews Advertiser or This weep, tall 683-3= or 4054591 (Cilariflgton reWerds). This Corti pGmerttary seraw provides detalled information for notices placed in the previous 7 days. PAGR34.A-TH9N9WSADVERTI59M, V4ED,FE>IRUARVA,1 5 , 11_'ILI?♦`f.7�.\�»�;.`�`+�� r.. n.._. Fax News Advertiser 68"707 son. do cleaning by the PRIORITY' Do not let busi- D I R E C T O R Y DOORS 'R' US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS INSTALLATION Sales. 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ST CAREiREE, hippy o -lucky pi d iol OUM Iii,who vladd so Is most haft 27'34 isle anjo)M the ors things and T sl ike :Mdquer SY 17M (OSM) HONEST mate. 40. 67. 225 Ill beard. non-smoker. ihliay ". great sen" of humour, not bad ktoksg ariresled in Morin, Pfay- kit and linprwasious lemak, 20- 40. 640. ler kw4shp. possible rale, borwv. SY 1800 low HONEST and sincere male, 28. Physically fit, established. len and outgoing. seeks an honest, hot - killing and down -lo -earth lemate br friedoll ad a poss'b a rel sonrh'p. SY 1801 M" HONEST. humorous. single, white male. 34, who loves to have a greal time, enjoys dining out. dancing, theatre and quiet ewmrgs at home, looking for a M* fa a lag -tem reW onenp, wM some of the sari nbnsts SY 1882 (06HQ SPONTANEOUS, single, white male, 23, boiwng ler a $n* of 4t timate, 19.24. non-smoltug, who enjoys romantic dines, wal camping and movies. ler friernd- $No and a oomble rekaronelwp. 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Possible reUtiommp An rephn arrwwed. SY 1017 (0eq WIDOWER dad. wide. 52, nor- smokor. seeks low% to . giv- e¢ sum, attraul probnai4, I4"o do pomme special lady. Pickering/Ajax area. SY 1818 fel SMCERE- honer mak. sepal ed. 49. looking for tun loving female who enjoys dancing and dreg out. 40.50. non-smoker i am an occasional drinker and very mmarmc. brbw dW and pow we ia'afst+ID. SY 1819 HONEST, sneers. sonde mak. 37, 56'. `x b., madww- have all tee by's• boat, two nil rods. enjoy boolmg, weekends in Muskoka, camping g, dancing. dining out. walks. loch for rseadnehp or kwasm e. SY ins, KOO, coring, att acime gentle man, 51. sales esocutrve In Pickering. would kke to M" a lady. 3550, someone who would *A b o• treat 1 W" became en* would be special IC Me. SY 1821 STABLE mals. 36, ST. las fbt- Wade hair, enjoys the outdoors. di i ng, movies. CCu may music and good turas, looking for lornals, 36 30. no head games, opers-mndad, wan sane gooks in kk for a kmig will rwa wwtwp. SY 1822 FUN -LOVING male, 23. while, Mrd wake, 4n4alng, witall cored, shy. looking for -00yed, dib, rgle temse only, lo wadi Milo" Pbm wah and have pout - led doboWL SY 11423 OUTGOWA seg* mac, 37. Sr, 137 Ile„ alleys outdoes spi wmmmg and dancing and quiet syslwsis a home, looking fa MmaW. 30., with a sense of Nebcin and a Pon= ler Ys, for kwidshiprmWoolrp. ST ISM YOUKi, an"w mala, 21. W. sin but him eyes dark blade :Dors an: :.e' •--a-' - evwntng•, seeks singe N"aw. 3545. with srnnlar utessid SY Ion (COB) INDEPENDENT male. black. 40.4. w,t^ a good sense of humour bo" ler a lady. two not xnpor- tant lo, Ir erd•hio also coesble deow SY IU7 ACTIVE, divorced woman, 45. 5';'7 ll and blonde with nazN oy", a Do" ler a srncae and honest goo! eman, 40-50 SY 2967 INDEPENDENT. attractive Ill 36, 5'W. single proles - BMW Roam, non -•cooker, wnh a good slaw of humour. would Ido to mei air for $a+cere. rah40 gentleman, 35.4S. 5'9'., for a somdelhp frail SY 21" ACTIVE, fil, slim professional, single 'no kids). white 'male. 31L 5'6� 115 Ds. enjoys pawl, mous- tan bk% •umrg cross-country slung (nor into spectator spots). seeks similar man. SY 2196 WANK affechoneta, slightly plump, white f*mal*, 37, who loves animals, the outdoors, movies, and quit romantic evenings, seeking a sincere, secure, manage mended, while mate, 40.49, to sten my drwm with. SY 2211 PETITE, who* lai hor funin- cialy IWAM non-ornoker. sallow. wall a rainy d raereate, wrho to most a gasteniari. S6d5, non- fem.. forcompare" ' lI tress► by mora SY 2228 SCARED sit" widow wars to te(on lu*k S2 yen ymffehg, not tor. nil thin, lured of bell alone. smoker, Mies MUSK, TV. occa- sional bawl ilk. Must love aal- EXCEPTIONALLY a:'•ac• re female, 49, pet to. oionde, ane enjoys damcx•g. if . romamic a+i m 90 loak'ng la a good400k- tng, tall gentleman why. 49.55. who n harst, rang and enlDya ISSOS1g1►ood tfwgs ki Ide. SY 22M 110 b01N14T0-EARTH lady tooting for a :ornparnor, 1555, must be monsst, satcere ala trustworthy as am, who's loll for a k7ng-term •Mancini q. I Buoy, 3acng, th► are aril country drives, someone to enjoy kb wit. SY 2248 (O3M $WERE. single. while tor -ase. 19. •ronsmoaa. 'ookng fa a nal smoking, single white mak, afro enjoys gong to the moves, bingo. waists, Mary lids, camwg and ommtg. for Inns my 2250 rco� SINGLE -'a•' of three toene, 36. *r.oys ^.ot,rtry music. romantic *inners, dancing, camping and Usti ewnngl, looking for a tall gentleman. 35.40. honest. will, raft rsaesr• harnds W. pow ble nla onshp, sngo dada we- corr. SY 2251 SINGLE mom. 22. ria Physically perfect but sweet, kind and a hapgyoiudty wornan s"itug a Dabont man aro oven A Mtk girl. rust have kaue goals. sodung ler a canm4m.na SY 2252 ENERGETIC, s.,m, estabi shod %maw 40, 56, wfp enjoys danc- ing, travel. boarding and romantic loos, bdeg fa a tae guy we a sore of humour, ntea9rice and Iwmcarty, for Mn oma SY 22ST HONEST. attraltiwe lemak, 5a', 21. seeks responsible, maurs- mnded Malo, 22.28, who enjoys sports, music, movies. dancing and the outdoors, must be alec- mamee and tui a good series of humour. SY 2258 INDEPENDENT, - as and how all w M a good swnw of humour. sngle tannate, 47, seeking sans ale with saes arkties, to a kor This year, : let Sincerely Yours act as your Cupid' J Sincerely Yours is the 90s way to find the Perfect Valentine« herr. talk, enjoys rolarMic wall n tlr bash avfes males ad jut pkin h1Nrg fun, bdalg. lex brAb IN a WAMWQMtl stertor► sflq. ri 111Sf ISTAKOWD businessman. "paned, and 40'4. S7. 100 bL. gouge Yui ding. iw's - y, a1t- mate, serious room only, no head grow phase. Frainds food. SY 2229 UNMMI Was, blue-4yod hawse, atfula a �ob ad will do honest suss mar who is good boli on the outside and also half an &Wamvo ofto, 2S 3S. ST=4(CD, pm MIOFESSIOML� , . aagowg, Sir gin white *nrk. 23. will" ser gle while Mak, 23-26, with a sense d haver, ro dmpadr . wft � caw-nknded and legs what romans is all about. For ST2M2 -TAE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEQ, FTRROARY8,45IM-PAGEM--A attractive female who will give and revive attention. Please call mailbox for more info. SY S2M (0911) SLO male, non-smoking, ntd- - 50's, would love to meet an understanding, caring, estate• op fished gentleman of means, 50- 75, for enjoyable good times. +f Please call madbox for more into. 5, Y , . /► SY 5295 (OSH) 30 something ogle couple, recent ' Toronto transplant, swk,rg other for friendship, likes country music, gardening. Yahtzee. Pease call •naftl for •rare will SY 5322 PROFESSIONAL mak, 27, look - ng for same for tnendsho, possi- ble relationship, non-smoker. SY 5563 GAY male. 23, seeking sal 19.. 'or 'nencill possible rely ticessl enjoys dancers; mortes. sociahav and Quiet kmsure bine. f !his sounds Idle you? despond. SY 5564 (OSH) SINGLE 'emale. ate 20's. sesk- ng sarne, for friendship andior •eledWS11h p. I love outdoors. til at. music and romaine dinners Lets have a coffee and talk. SY 625(06H) YALE, now s'ngle, late 40 s, seeks two. 3c 5%. 'or encounters. discretion assured SY 51640 (CM OUTGOING female. 26. blonde • s , ' • nail. 105 'lbs.. azel eyes, looking !or same, for encounters. SY e %* WSE ADVENTUROUS. clean. *stmt :cub -e 3l owing for an rier minuteyou adventurous, attractive femae. 20.40. for discreet encounters hourss 24 per day. 7 1 SY 5649 HEY Iaees I♦ays you ever had bear • respond to voice an urge that can only be ludeed by a blond maw. 23. T tae and this system. muscular' Lars go lot conse and tate sorrerne. ^a ` be sly, dis. ""fon assued SY 5650 Williams YALE. 12. odk:rg •:r a'emaie or :r dis' encounter SY --c4 'rnx •12 • •ht • . 5653 OUTGOING, attached wmr• }once. :�:lessiorai ally ATTRACTIVE --,-we ak s ^., -ale.29sl,-., and attractive,PETITE. seeks female, 35.45. s -,m and noting ler tat. 45-56, sotlrnale. 1 young couaig mom of air. Sete- amactwe, for encounters. Beard. urs, waft. music. ;ane- copy oft i ng Ilaheet. attrautn*, while sole „es, and yW.bo„ assired. SY Ali I seek a man to low area to for solid relationship wro er{tys $657 shah.'*yHawM SY Z11113 family 1Von-smoker xsferec. SY YOUNG _,ole seeks wgong INDEPENDENT, a:••ac!nro 22060 !orna'e, a -y age. for rI mate brurite. U. 5'5', comfortable n CLASSY type :ally, 5o, single. ncreecrn O a +wc sinY O Jean air tafKy ore", hrnorous smok citer. soctal drinker, tes a SY S 3is 0 (COB) and honest, onto"dancing, arhrq mwe an. 4545• wa win of MALE. " and naloo arL culture and Dattel. me Now SY 228'7 grow snae.physicallyo ��^q r° !a y n 8000 Y! Mad gains. twwbNp fast. SY ATTRACTIVE '*make. 44, .or a pry Sreally le toe nee. 2264 to" :'vorc*d. two boys, arlao golf. ri Please krndamll am0 roman*. HONEST. siglee mom, 31, enjoys curling, running, walks, hockey to vel ma lbox for roc* into SY cull and ,ice aver - wale. and besoti also reading, hn* Silt w bokmg for a woo dad a me so dwng, dancing and M '**r*,r*, W- hale. `1( ktdurC Damn. one veno �cves kids and is very f>es""h9 Snoen mat wish simtlar •&5C '•^ 5.0'. 13C :Os.s... doter' roman::. I you war; to know nterests and a possible ::-'nor- noir, blue eyes. •nterested - mac about ms, cal • y malbox ^'end. SY 2266 casual ricounters SY 561112 Sir M5(OSH) ACTIVE. d,vcrced lomale. 44. Ml 25. 5'1C'. 17C b$.:nar SOEPENDENT ^ori, acove, wry . non-sntrr enjcys 5' E' s :mok j a.f :.ie seefa *mak. at.raCtne, sunt• female. 41, wry goat, :..ring, waM"g.:ne 811s •9.25 SY SK iOSH ) young at bar:, envoys mus::. Jays. hockey, 'eadng. Icr derw% YALE -:.: e. 3, s ociung !or dancing am the a/ooms. kwking dancing and we them seeks g sack more coulo@ for hall lex krndahp will a male, 30.45 srn*re gentleman fill s ^ ,a, only r*v%s - Orners. movers. SY 22" nteests, for pos i cc, t. music and weed gal -logon - TRUE cue. loyal too, sen" of Aur• SY 2290 (OSN) as. Plea :ad mauooa 1a -01 humou 5C. 56'. 160 lbs, usual ENGLISH ally. r.,on 4l7s. sum, nb. SY ss" (0" Imcter, animal losses, er•oys '�f. a:!racrve, great sense c' FEMALE oet.^g ler Sams for country MUSK, bowling, moves. mffrsnou, seeds SADW sneers, tail ,scrssi en ournom SY S4iS gwst ew*n9t• uwclwg lex frig- gentleman, !or 'nenthi SY YALE, 36. soots !ema a SY term male partner. SY 2267 2291 Sicc (OSH) (OSH) SHORT out sweet.'crrr, Diads INDIAN -ane. 33. attractive. PROFESSIONAL, single• daps mo!br c' two. enjoys danc erg, seeks s,,- g000, sl gin bmars. 3C'S. seeking warm gran- cooking aril -mows, kicking for Please ad my al'box ler +pre Doman ler •wdahp. SY 2296 aaracuve, sntoigel sirgal wine All SY %67 (0SN) FUN icummg angle mom, 26, SE'. mak, 2111 must :lee Q •n ATTACHED. rnac:rve wotes- *r" ung walks. camping. ga- and know scme!f, ng acout sonar hale. 3C. v ry : can and do. ng, women evewgs a hair mnialm SY 2292 (OSH) mscre*t. seeks a- a"ached and the outdoors, looking or a SHE'S A KEEPER. :ail, som, tamale for discreet wKmnws. family oriented mars. SY MO good -bo". bionce, roressio - SY 51171 (OSH) (Ds+Q a, rserested in Awing w, pro, YOUNG 30'4, stable mals couple. PROFESSIONAL lemale. snpyt le*sax,a this a asers vid in lett, seeks same, ler friendship. miry cycling and cam, 'very handy', trawl, ttlear*, quiet times and varsed nwesm garowng, court- inci to ire a rdmart beman Oaaer>Ia10ni, 35.45 SY 2632 try rlac, moves, corpuws and with a '69 Camaro. who loves ii DOWOOTO-EARTH single mom, on cad gal-bgofiea. piston ,rodb inrrw sfun, horsy and faces We 30's. seeks gentleman for lex mom nlo. SY S4n am a Affair. SY 2273 nkborlwp must be tarry oral. OSHAWA male seeks male EASYGOIIts. dew ko wtK ww ed, kind, easygoing, who likes house mate for friendship or 91s, whole feml prokesionN. mows. country tries and good mom. For inlornwDon call tial 30, enjoys spans, small movies, mnversstan. SY 24167 (OBIS bpi SY 5111173 COSH) the outdoors and travel sw4ks ATTRACTIVE, professional male cmftr rL 21111 lex kmO he 4% no,,wo w, k bait. financial and pods" *a— xig ler sane. for InmdsitD, poll, ship. SY227S Sble relationship. Please call I F F amacirk sin bmam nwA far mon into. SY W4 42, 56', enjoys romance, goad $MOLE lady looting for single COUPLE looking lor clan, wrste cwmwwbm, ca race% burg ltralght *VAIN. 40-M la lewd• serwb, 16.23, for casual encoun- ad most squill "stn an bawl slop and outings. ST 3217 Ws. SY Sill (081 f*uKae pa moa costsFill PROFESSIONAL Mack PROFESSIONMack female, GAY male. 23. kpkn9 for same, to � my jibe and MWesta 9000 g Pfol ==W black maw, 162•. ler Must oncoumen- SY BY 297 "r for, SY 721! HELP! Yy I is driving We A rwIii well-educated lady. � � WWO fanale and nary. she WAM me to alowies, i ndae, in We stmt, An mwic, offer couples for ftn'rpanters Yle bank bark and ItboN If 0009. traveling, no desks of eeerwon a most ST (I Arad a beep Shi 6^ has wrriagek ousts gontMewaf caw � sem" of humour. 26, tall and parark Cab ifs moa ler cotes g N4A%V G mstS, 40. 5. bok- attrodw She needs a 14 row ST 3230 (CON) dg ler a lasing overnight nts ��+loving guy. 25,75. Worship, flat, - ri r awed SY TYLES, 3445. my gilt b you k MALEnnving to Oshawa arisk .! Don't 1 be a.afw.d by this 41, looks 3s, deceit, sin, ate. Ings Package of 0- Mal seeks quiet, honesL fit more pug, ler inside there k a ktwely WIDOW, glmademan, in good Mend undwr 46, vl, worts at plser . wads n 1958 trove set- MOW ns -WHOW. nowdnM w. 0, works hid Whose ale only. terry. Iwwifstt' and kb of TLC. enjoys Ilona fife, traveling, ... sYMMp" SY 2m '1111111 No ,g hails, would Aum� young couple. I MLI�NT Illinois. nod Wt. like b meet a Christian vtidow IO•A mft si yam_ kokng kir malen li 14 s Ws, a vath aarunilateralM0 ateral ST 4 nraunilateral, , live *rock for nalrata encoun- ,mo. and mute be caring and =BY tars BY SM believe ooswualdem is imps- and CI"N e�y gt�q 0000- AMOG who* more, il. b mann n a. WI arta marry ng le omw, looking h*nddrp ad 34. 511', boturg for male couple � and Iola of adentkn. BY om Nst ring lor idhr, m corsr, dsys ixry. 5� PRETTY and psta4 so* mow SEEN woman ST, sin kriMf, C Ar�I�' angle' who enli Mes wh a poeive a4 good health, lookingfor non- ilk* 4 whir mels. yearja young. 56', s, lode and has many IMereets, anlwMr, telt, Q easyyoamg grew lei 140 Ys. A4etstg teArrte. Iter cal - i would Mo to owl male• 30.40• On. for companionship, "M crest afternoon encounters. must be meadiw, aYdeYc, wah a likes quiet times, occasional Arie�a more n for rtpb good edamar wre hand givmk d07 frame and Country orb me "OWL BY2i1(OM+ mg. am COUPLE, 25, looking for a NUrOR0118, engirt, w f4nrk or couple for fun tins ikisd. 3640. Discretion a must. BY SM plaMeeiarst who enjoys long walks, quiet (COR► tY a* gay minds. 27, seeks ewiAge, r, r anndeft dm- alkaeays fines, 163, looks and rhea and DubOtedhs, blar kwrhd• WAR of Me Roses! Attractive,peesty very Important. no Shp and pmbk riNstbMI I ST ne aY1*Dr, non-smoking buee mp" men, 40, would Me to meet an WanowlMlhiby This Week NalKndMri g Nowa Adwrlissr. p This Wsdt A NwIMnlba WW Nwvs auuna no kab&f ler IIs oonlwM a n* b any SinowMy Yaws advwAoesnerst. This -Wwtsw servals emwimb fabfitlt ler the oorlbrs of, and a8 resporssos b any adwr- iwrwtt or nowdad rtlwoogo and for any dainty mads aQrn osf&AwNMriby Thu Nfwwk aona nm& fbwwd. Thw adrwlisw a1v� b rldwnr/y and Aokd Mus pubbeabont and Mswolwnd CannrsMy Nwspwpws and eb on pbywws hrn b- ler n ul CsMsOOd by, �ppallifi r n��or ro rh piwodtoll " advoisilgar or a" lwnpls M• alga" en whish art ad k job- by wmD 9A—* Yours, 00 wdk~ agnos rat b kww NW%W leI PI I nibs. Mat nmw a adtkwo in hirlwr PACE 36 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., FEBRUARY 8,1995 OVERSTOCK...ED 9 W a I a 9 4 DAYS 0 N Ly THURS. - FRI. - SAT. = SUN. (Sale ends Sun., Feb.12th/95) ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE x79481 Firnshed an attractive amber oak tammates. ft piece is appointed with a fully enclosed tempered dear glass door. twin vein lined embossed doors with country accents and an adjustable VCR shelf Thee adjustable or removable oompatertt shelves accept most electronics Other feakm include attractive period brass finish hardware with sold wood inserts. a large TV shelf and a roomy area for albums 48" high, 16'4' beep. 4T.,." wide 1 Reg. $249.99 .° $ 99 SALE DEWALT SALE (In -Stock Only) QED AT QU�TITI� COST EXAMPLE: 3/4" (101nm) HEAVY DUTY 9-6 VOLT CORDLESS VERSA -CLUTCH® DRIVER/DRILL KIT WITH KEYLESS CLUCK (Includes 2 batteries) Reg. $289.00 SALE $19900 • Also 12 VOLT S 00 includes Reg. $339.00 SALE 219 2 batteries Other DeWa t pOWER TOOLS at similar SAVINGS WE ACCEPT DRYWALL �A 1/299 x ! ,. 4 x 8! f $ 49 Per sheet `1 Cash & Carry Only ® Pw*m FIBERGLASS FRICTION FIT INSULATION See whw to R13 31/2" THICK R20 6" THICK your heating Oil when WOO ooms 57.9 sq. t Bund;e covers 49 sq. t Fber .s n $1249 1249 $ 1 6 T119N VARATHANE FLOOR FINISHING c� cru -than --� fL(N)Rlr�lurnr.rL�rFR I FREE DRAW (No purchase necessary) Enter our FREE DRAW TO WIN ONE OF TWO rlltrrRlTrriurr1.rr lHr1TNNay.1.F" ru>r►r rnrcxr�r, tt�rtr • F.... w d.r . l �•w.rww•r• • F.,,wN..:�1 RENTAL OF FLOOR FINISHER Including all materials. Floor not included. (500 5% ft. area). Approx. Value $250.00 each ENTRY FORMS & DETAILS IN THE STORE Draw to take place 3:00 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12, 1995 CGC -7 7- 7 � DRYWALL COMPOUND 20 kg 849 2"x4"x8 ft. ECONO STUDS $ 149 each Limited Quantity I The Original aFAST=� a U r ... PI" door Inim irrL6lon paekW 3099x 6/8 i9w4,321 '� O ,.e.c„ t Niacor and ramps r,nm door S'�, $ 49 ® P•o-omlW scafacaa br brr.l top oak ® P•e-dried lar 2-tla• baric -sat bdc 54 +a 0 ' &: 0 maclwwd br bek sft* pato ® Qft .wtauad on lamb and door HOUSEWARES • Coffee Makers • Microwave Dishes • Stir -Fry Pans, etc. AT BELOW COST Brand Name TOILETS & SHOWER STALLS, BATHTUB SURROUNDS & SHOWER DOORS AT COST CLIP 6 ounET LAMPS C• . 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