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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_10_18HOME IMPROVEMENTS • BY Famiy Ownsd i OpsraNd For Ssrwe You Can Trust - VISIT OUR SHOWROOM r :: r 1106 Brock 11101011 South (,first soma of ft*, Pichwkw 420-4890 r xciL'A_R- �/ 14 r 1 �: ICAL N �ews Adve er Friday', Oct. 18, 1996 48 pales A Nletr )land Community- Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 42 deal Durham residents ri*p workfare /e s the wee&era1/ A garage sale to benefit the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital w ill be held Saturday bN cmpioyecs of Nokia. The sale will he held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Nokia parking lot. 515 Westnev Rd. S. There re w 1I I also be a barbecue and ratite. Forecast Saturday SundaN Cloud}, Chilly, H indy, rain rain 4 to 1 IC 1 to 9C Inside In the news Opinion ..............................6 Entertainment .................. 14 Sports..............................19 Classified .......................... 21 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93* + 74t GST = $1 No sign of local Tory NIPPs at public forum 181' KEITH GILLIGAN S1:\E1 REIN)RILk _ DURHAM — The provincial government's workfare program didn't have am friends at a 'Wednesday public meeting skipped by Durham's five Progressive Conservative NIPPs. All 2`; people who spoke at a forum on the Pro incc', plan to put uchare recipients to work f(,r their henetit, c\prc,scd opfx)sition to it. They were among approximately 2(X) people at the meeting at Whitby's Henry Street High School hosted by the Region to give residents a chance to comment on the workfare program. Durham is one of 20 municipalities picked by the Province to take part in the first phase. None of the five local Tory MPP, attended, confirms a Region official who wasn't sure if any of them sent along representatives. Durham health and social ser ices committee chairman Tom Fd%%.Lrd, said recently the MPP, .kerc all invited it) attend or be rcprc,cn(ed at the mect- inc Durh:ltn %HT l,:r:: f _ L , of workfare as the Minister of Community and Social Services, was at a Whithy fund-raiser for Durham Ccntre MPP hin Flaherty. People who did show up said workfare won't create jobs and instead could increase unemployment and drive down wages. "We're scared as hell about losing our jobs. Wc're already scared alx)ut losing our jobs because of cuts. Now there's workfare;" said Chris McCloskey of Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 250 representing City of . Boy `n'abubble Connor Boyd, 2 1/2, blows a not -so -tiny casters predict this weekend won't be so bubble as he and his Mom enjoy the nice pleasant. weather in Ajax Wednesday. Weather fore- photo by Ron Pietroniro See WORKFARE... Page 3 `Disturbing' decline in seatbelt use worries cops `Frightening number of kids not buckled in' DURHAM — A recent count of motorists indicates a "disturbing- drop in the number of people wearing seat- belts. Durham Regional Police say. 01 the 7,583 vehicles counted by volunteers at busy intersections in Durham Region, 1,453 drivers and passengers failed to strap themselves into the potential life-savers. In Pickering, 86.9 per cent were buckled up, a drop from the 89.1 wear- ing their belts during last year's 'Oper- ation Impact, Seat Belt Challenge'. In Oshawa the figure fell to 79.9 per cent this year from 83.6 per cent. "It's disturbing because the num- bers aren't getting any better. I don't know if it is a trend or not. I just know less people were counted wearing their belts this year," says Sergeant Rick Bates, the traffic management unit's lead crash investigator. Sgt. Bates says there are "three See COPS ... Paige 7 HOME OF THE ORIGINAL BIGFOOTO r---------------------1 r ----------------------I 1 I I The Original 20 12 piece Medium Square Deluxe Pizza 1 fo sign[11ye I piece Bigfoot• Pizza I 1 Includes pepperoni, bacon, 1 ■ een PIZZA ■ SUBS ■ WINS S 401 with 3 items 1 1 onions, rs sweet redp Peers. 1 1 of your choice 881 I pe881 AJAX .:683-3333 1 a 4 Coke• I • PICKERING 839-4411 I ONLY 5 T�axx I 1 Tlax L ---------------------J L ONLY__ _ J 40 Free Delivery from 11:00 a.m. �� CHICKEN WINGS AVAILABLE MILD, MEDIUM HOT HONEY GARLIC PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER iRID.4V. Ot7OBER 18. 1996 Food rive tops Its goal, butneeds more DURHAM — Durham families "dug deep" Sholdra. of Durham. Everyone feels had when there are Food hanks are still in nerd of peanut butter, for this year's Thanksgiving Fkxxi Drive, says "We were straightt0m,ard .with the residents hungry kids around" dry cereal and pastas. the campaign organizer. As of earlier this week, over 30,(1(X) lbs of food had been donated. Nkell over the goal of 20,(xx) lbs, the amount collected in this war's Easter food drlW. Although that's ahead of" the target, food dn.c or,•ani/er %1ar.annc Sholdra hopes there are more Maryanne Sholdra donations corning,. -lhc focal dri.e has been extended until Sunda.. ..rth food Nn. rcmainrng at all re halls in Aja\, Whith.. Osha..a and (lanngtun. lot of people gent a.va\ fur the weekend and ..c're hoping thc. 'Il drop ufl sonic more f0od.' Local/. "..c did Oh". she .a.,, con,id- rring that 10ronto'. Dail\ Brcad 1-ood Bank had to ,end . oluntccr, honic eark on the ..eckcnd h ccauw of d.. codling dona- tions. The food dri. c i, co-sponsorcd h. the Optimiq Club of O,ha..a. the Aja. -P1, k- cr1n \c.., A .crtl,cr and Osha..a ��'h1I h.-Clarrn_ton Thi. Weck Food ha,•,. d1,- tnhuted thr,'u_h the 1c'.., Ad.em"er and -1111. "Ccl...crc full. .:r.. N1, Sholdra. W1th1 the :urTcnt ,tnkc it GNI .end 1t, cll*cct on local c;onom.. people ,ull ga.c from the: heart. ,;r., N1, Sholdra "-plc 1n;uk an ippcai for .oluntccr, and the..arnc out NVI appealed to the munrt. to ,hare .+1th other, and the,. calnc thrl)uLh " Fo,%d ..111 hl• distnh uted thrn,ugh S,il.a- tlon Area. hxxl hank, to need\ llx:.Il 1.1111- I 111c" Helping out h al families 1. imlx,rtant to those inakln_ the donations. sav, \1N �i t IL uilloffi:l --a �.h • ..rte. M Genuine Factory Outlet ' FALL CLEARANCE Sat. Oct. 19, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. 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' A n d y ti111chell of & �+•s the Metro �I•o )nIO r tt o Social Plan- , ning C'oun- _..� cit pointed to Ncw York City, where municipal cntptoyccs were laid �� q u o 17, off and their - -- jobs were Kamy Lenehan and Sc,.-*, Gamer reveal filled h\ their thoughts on workfare prior to a 3 1, D 0 0 public forum in Whitby Wednesday. w o r k fat r c photo by A.J. Groen participants. Wk ii kfare is at "twit admission the government has now intention of crcat- in,_ johs for cvcronc. l'ncmploNntcnt is the htggcst contributor to the increase in welfare rolls;' Mr \1it,:hell r added. Workfare a 'tacit admission the government has no I intention of' creating -obs for ever J one' Y CC'PE president Std Ryan said workfare "stigmatizes people who are unemployed through no fault of their ow n. " I want to reserve my harshest com- ments fur the 'Juries who refuse to come to this room and face the people, to Janet tacker and Jim Flaherty who lives down the street. It's tints to defend their policies and to forret the slogans of a 'hand up or a step up."' Clarington resident Judy Mitchell said welfare recipients forced to work "won't be: happy workers. Workfare slaves won't he happy. You'll need more than a supervisor for them. You'II need a guard. It's no wonder social agencies don't want to be part of the program. ' Pat Jermey, president of District 17 of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation, said the govcm- ment should put more emphasis on education and training, noting parents want their children to stay in school longer. "There's a short-tenn sacrifice of keeping your children in school until they are in Grade 12. It's a wise invest- ment. If it's a wise investment for them, why isn't it for those temporarily unemployed in our conununily?" she asked. Fort York Riding NDP MPP Rosario Marchese said, "Whether workfare works isn't the issue. The Conservative government didn't intro- duce this because they think it works. It's designed Ior the powcrlul and rich who, Iccl the poor are the parasites of ux i- ctv.. C'asey Thornpson of C['PI: Local 45 at the Oshawa Gcn- cral Hospital said, " FOr c%cry dollar ,pent on welfare. }ou'll spend $it on workfare. It dues nothing to createjuhs. It only creates a cheap labor pool:' Durham's health andsocial services cornntiitce will con- sider the Region',, participation in the workfare program at its ntcclin`, Tucsday, Noy. 5. RcLiunal Council will deal with the issue \Acdnesday. No),, 20. 'WESTERN RANCH Manufacturers of Quality Handcrafted Western Boors F" r"ett -77 s Saue N 7s $100 0-: 19 Western Boots Leather Belts Accessories 487 Westney Road South at Clements, Ajax 428-1787 Mon thr Sat 9-8 Fn. 9 8 Tired of I Dino Thinus the I hird Vllv DISCOVER TSE E AS Y WAY!! LLaRDVX OOD FLOORING DEMONSTRATION wlit St. -It T o eL IZc )ci��r �lil�c)n t)f (;.[r}��t �lc �\\nc• \\ 'III \'( )ll }lU\\' Citi\ 1I Ill( CARPET TOWNE 'ctrl\', C�l,�liTr<JlliUl:� (l�. 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THE NEWS AUVF.RTISVR FRIDAY. m-ro"ER IN 11996 -PACE S Ambulance' thiel goes from aft to paddy wagon %--.W Joint effort nabs suspect in fast-food eatery DURHAM — v An auto thict' play have made hitt get- j away Wednesday.; had he chosen to use the drive- through at a Whil by fast-food restaurant. An ambulance stolen from Ajax - Pickering General Hospital was recov- ered in the parking lot at Brock Street and Hwy. 401, while the theft suspect was inside a Wendy's restaurant. A tow truck driver. Whithy ambu- lance attendants and Durham Re_lional Police joined Stalker forces to help arrest the 2-I-Ncar- oldOshawa ratan charged and recover the ambulance to one piece. in sex "as a big effort." says assault arresting Durham Kc�ronal Pnli�c on Ajax officer Constahlc _ woman ] f Busted in victim's apartment lobby »:\X A 37 -year-old man faces charges atter an Ajax woman was sexu- ally" assaulted and harassed by her alleged attacker over a month- long period. D u r h a m Regional Police say the victim, a 34 -year-old lake- front area resi- dent, was stalked by an acquain- tance who fol- lowed her home and repeatedly made harassing phone calls. The victim last week reported to police that she was sexually assaulted by the suspect at her apartment. Police arrested a suspect at the victim's apart- ment building late Tuesday night after he buzzed her from the lobby after she arrived home. A Stroud man is charged with sexual assault and criminal harass- ment. Rob Boomhour. who is also a part-time paramedic at Ajax -Pickering hospital. "It watt a good community cti"ort." The ambulance was stolen around 11:30 a.m. It had been parked. with the engine turned off but the keys in the ignition. in front of the emergency entrance, says Kim MacMurray. cxccu- tivc assistant to the hospital president. The attendants had dust rushed a cardiac patient to the hospital. she reports. Their priority is to get the patient into cmcrgenc%" When they carne back out. the ambulance was ,one. Police were called and other area hospitals %%ere notified to have their anthulance crews look out 1'()r the %chicle. Shortly after I p.m.. the ambulance %vas spotted in the parking lot of the Wenciv's. Const. Boomhour says a toy& Police and paramedics recover an ambulance at a Whitby fast-food restaurant parking lot after it was stolen from Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Wednes- - day. A suspect in the theft was arrested inside the ., eatery. ��'astttttitl 41t truck driver, who heard the police call about the theft on his radio, saw the vehicle and called police with the loca- tion and a description of the suspect seen getting out of the ambulance. A Whithy ambulance crew also heard about the theft and, on spotting the stolen vehicle, pulled into the lot and blocked it from nwvmL,, the con- stable says. He and other officers arrived shortly after and arrested a man inside the restaurant. Const. Boonthour saysthe theft appears to haNe been a spur-of- thc-rnontent occurrence. The ambulance is in good shape and nothing was stolen or dama,ed. N1, MacMurray says. The suspect is char, -, \x ith theft over S5.(NH) and possession of stolen property worth oser S5.(M. Canadian lLoklays- A 1tt OMI Of tr[a1i011S OUTSTANDING VALUE FLY/CRUISE ■ Fascination, a floatir4 resort with an informal atmosphere ■ Thrilling Vegas style entertainmen ■ Fine dining 9 Much more ■ Includes round-trip airfare ■ Optional land packages also available. Program may not be combirsd with arry other promolio W ora aro is opacxy corralled. Prices are per person, double ocap q. Prices rage from CDNS1,069 to CDNS2,857 depending on duraiort accararada w, *An * and dile. Air and Port Ctnrges: 5238. Ship's registry Primo. 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PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,19% VEditorials ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper published Wednesday. Friday, Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont.LIS 21-15 IT009M J. W1ITrt'AKER Publisher JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor-m-amf BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising manager SIEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor ALYIN BROU"ER. Retail advertising manager ABE FAKHOURIE. Uistritution manager General: (9051 683-5110 Classified: (".) 683-0707 Citrulation: (1)051 683-5117 FAX: (905) 683-7163 E%Iail:News(ywn(,tdud%anmews net On the Internet: http://www durham- news.net. The %e:w•s Advernser is a member of the Ajax K )ckenng Board of Trade. Canadian Community tiewspaM Assoc.. Canadian Ctm-ulanons Audit Board. Ontano Press Council and 0MMR1 The publisher reserves the nght to clasdfy or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space pnce emw otxupres Justice? A man returns home from a night of drinking and dis- covers, in his blood -spattered apartment, his roommate is in urgent need of medical care. He does nothing about it. His roommate dies. In the eves of the law, his action -- or inaction -- is a criminal offence. The man pleads guilty to criminal negli- gence causing hod 11) harm after admitting to neglecting his dying roommate's need for prompt medical attention. His sentence: Nine months of being confined in the comfort of his own home, without a television set. That sentence, meted out last week by Justice John Mclsaac, would be laughable but for the serious circum- stances surrounding the case. But it's all perfectly accept- able under the provisions of new federal legislation enact- ed last month. One man dies because of the profound lack of compas- sion of another and his punishment, essentially, is that he is sent to his room. This is justice'? Using the yardstick in the above case, why not simply ground violent young offenders and remove Nintendo privileges" Robbers:' We could make them stand in a cor- ner. Robbers with guns? Make them stand in a corner on one leg, for a long time. Though the intent of the recently enacted legislation is based on principles of criminal reform, this was not the case in which to apply it. This man has pleaded guilty to a criminal charge akin to a drunk driver running over a pedestrian and driving off in an alcoholic haze. Surely, even with a plea arrange- ment, there should have been a sentence containing some measure of deterrence. Surely the message contained in this "sentence" is one that has no redeeming value to society. One man is dead and another can continue to live his life with a minimum of discomfort. After nine months he'll get his television back. But his former roommate will still be dead. w n To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 68.3- 7040 and dial 5110 ♦You said it. 0 0 In response to the editorial Petro Patrol, regarding the bill introduced by Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague to force oil companies to give notice of price increases, our readers said: ♦ "I think it's high time the monopoly of the oil companies are brought into line and bravo to Dan McTeague and all the backbench MPs on Parliament Hill. It's about time these guys were brought into line. Wages certainly don't go up and down the way these gas prices do. And, a vehicle is such a necessity these days. It's almost in the same line as an essential service to have a vehicle so you can get to and from work. Mobility is very important and I think we're being sucked dry by the oil companies. It's abxrt time these guys bucked up and stopped gouging the public. We don't have any choice but to buy their Pte•" ,v Letters to the editor A little courtesy goes a long way To the editor: Attention all commuters! Whatever happened to common cour- tesy for your fellow commuters'? As everyone is now aware, there are construction delays on Hwy. 2, between Elizabeth Street and Church Street in Pickering Village. As you should also be aware, since the News Advertiser reported this about three weeks ago, this construc- tion will be ongoing for approximately three months. Can't we show each other a bit of com- mon courtesy out there'? You know the two lanes are reduced to one lane, do you have to go right to the end of the merging lane before you move over? You're just slowing everything else down! Can't you reduce your speed to allow some of the local traf- fic out onto Hwy. 2, especially in the mo m- ing? Elizabeth and Church are the only exits out of there, as you know. Why do all of us have to be frustrated every morning and evening? If everyone would just give a little, the drive would be much less aggravating and you might even be able to senile once you finish the drive. Think about it! What harm would it do to show some neighborliness, even during the dreaded rush hour? have been a "victim" of the Ajax tiretight- er% in their fund-raising efforts for the hos- pital. I have gladly given to them each and every time they have "blocked all the exits" to the parking lots. My kids love to see the "firemans" up close. From what she said in her letter, it appears she did not even let the firefighter tell her they were collecting for the hospital (as they always do when they come up to your window). Perhaps Ms. Chapman is unaware these firefighters are more than likely doing this collecting on their days off. Perhaps she is also unaware that in this time of cutbacks, it takes some creativity to bring extra funds to our hospital. Ms. Chapman, I suggest you reflect on your good fortune. It appears you are one of those people who never gives a thought to what happens if someone in their family is in an accident, gets sick enough to require the services of the hospital, or, for that matter, suffers through a fire. I can only hope your attitude is an isolated one, and most people are quite happy to put up with it taking "15 minutes" to exit the park- ing lot when such a good cause is at stake. Lynn Pender, Ajax Does Aj ax Hydro practise preventive Doreen Bridgeman, Pickering Village maintenance? Firefighters' fund-raising effort a worthy one To the editor: This letter is in response to the one by Ms. Chapman published in the Oct. 9 edi- tion of your paper. Never have I seen such a mean-spirited attitude in response to a worthy campaign. Being a long-time resident of Ajax I, too, To the editor: Re: Ajax Hydro. Recently, two electrical transformers exploded in Pickering Village within the same number of days. Makes me wonder if Ajax Hydro carries out any preventive maintenance or testing of existing equipment. Perhaps, in their view, it is more eco- nomical to wait for failures to happen than to have regard for the convenience of con- sumers. Paddy Galligan, Ajax We asked: Do you think school boards in Ontario should be scrapped and replaced with regional school councils? -- asked at the Ajax Plaza NEI,I,IE FLYNN `I think they should keep it the same. They're doing it good job-" SUSAN HOLNIES "No, I don't think the schools will get the individual attention they need." BETTY CALDWELL `No, it shouldn't be split up. Smaller groups shouldn't run the boards. It would weaken the school system" KAREN TAYLOR " I think the system should be scrapped. The system in Toronto is much more efficient." P `Sense of optimism' as GM and union resume negotiations Deadline is Monday at noon to reach an agreement Bl' KRIAN LEGREE "I Rii\\t 111\11 DURHA(tt --- There's "definitcly a new sense A optimism" the General Motors strike could end early next week, says a Canadian Auto Wurkcrs' ufticial. CAVA' Local 222 president Mike Shields says he believes the union's fiyc- hour occupation tit the Oshawa lahrica- tion plant Wednesday helped jumpstart dragging contract talks in the 16 -day walkout. " We never expected things to move this quickly:' says Mr. Shields, atter CAVI' president Buzz Hargrove and GM worldwide hooss lack Smith reached an agreement to end the occupation by IW union memhcrs — and step up contract talks — during if meeting in Toronto. "I'm l(i)king forward to us having an agreement early next week:' says Mr. Shields, who was among the workers who t(x)k over the fah plant. The workers invaded the north plant facility around IU a.m. Wednesdav to light the company's plans to move alx)ut 75 die and mold machines from the plant. A dozen salaried personnel were escorted from the building and across the picket line by Durham Regional Police and Local 21 executive members. The workers then padlocked and welded doors shut. But the occupation was over by 3 p.m. when Mr. flargrow arrived at the tab plant to inform Wurkcrs tit his meet- ing with Mr. Smith. The union agreed to end its occupation after the company promised to put aside its plan to seek court approval to remove the machines from the plant. (3N1 wants to remove the machines to prooducc parts for an external customer, believed to he Tavola. During a two-hour incenno with Mr. Smith. GM acknowledged there will be restrictions on its unilateral right to out- source and the company is also prepared to look at its Canadian operations as heinIT separate from its other North American operations, says Mr Har- grm.c. "Ilio CAW' recognized the diffcr- cncc hctwecn GM's cump()ncnt opera- tions in Canada and Chrysler's and will work to resolve problems. says Mr Har- gis ivc. "Ihe two sides have agreed to a "renewed commitment to the bargaining process:' says GN1 spokesman Santo Giardina. -I think there's some recogni- tion from the C'A\V that we're a different company and Moth sides are focused un finding a deal." Although Mr. Hargrove acknowl- edges " the logjam is broken:' he cautions "no one should underestimate how much hard hargatnrng has to go on. - The two sides have set a deadline of Monday at noun to strike a deal. The cumparn I has indicated it will return to the courts tic an injunction to remove the machinery if a deal isn't imminent, a CAVO' official says. GM went to the courts fur an injunction to remo%c the machinery Isom the fah plant only atter attempts to try and reach if deal to allow su►ne CAW members to run the die failed. says Mr. Giardina. 'Ilu company is "a little hit disap- pointed" about the occupation of the fah plant, but "pleased it's over;' adds Mr Giardina. Bomb threat blows hole .in Chrysler Ajax employees stage work stoppage over delay in notification AJAX — Pniduction at the Ajax Chrysler trim plant came to a standstill for almost three howl Thursday morning when employees staged a work stoppage because they weren't told of a Wednesday bomb threat for over an hour. Employees quit working from 7:45 to 10:30 a.m. while Canadian ,:Auto Workers' representatives met with company officials. "We met with the company and they said they had a company poli- .cy," says CAW Local 1090 second vice-president Ar mindo Vieira. "We discussed it and the outcome is the next tune there's a threat, the whole plant will be evacuated:' The company received the bomb threat at 1 p.m. Wednesday, but the union wasn't told until 2.40 p.m., be reports. The MacKenzie Avenue plant was searched by security staff and no bomb was found, Mr. Vieira adds. 4. production Durham Regional Police Inspec- tor John Hamilton says the force is calling the threat a "boax". Chrysler officials didn't tell the union of the bomb threat because the company "said it wasn't serious. They looked around the plant. They looked for anything suspicious, like a package. They couldn't find any- thing," Mr. Vieira says. - "All the company had to do was evacuate the bolding for one or two hours and find out if there was bomb or not. You pick up the paper and that's all you're reading about." Upset employees approached union off cuts T>bursday morning looking for answers, Mr. Vieira says. `°they were ply upset. They wanted to know why the company didn't evacuate the building, why the police weren't in here. We couldn't answer them because we didn't know either." No disciplinary action will be taken against workers for the stop- page, Mr. Vlteira adds. Company officials couldn't be reached for comment. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 1996 -PAGE 7 CAW picket captain Jim Nimigon addresses GM's fabrication plant in Oshawa ` Vednes- unionized workers before they took over day. photo by Walter Passarella Cops conduct seatbelt blitz' I FROM PAGE 1 types .,t pcoplc' who fail to put on their seat- belt. "There are those who furuct, those who choose not to and arc of the mistaken hchef they are better otf w tthout it on. and there arc the IS to 24 -year-old males who are typical risk -tak- ers." he says. " We are seeing a trightcnmg number til kids in ears not bucklyd in." People w hu don't strap themselves in risk [ar more than a $90 fine and two demerit points. (A the 24 people killed to crashes last year in Durham. 10 tna% hase ,unwed had they been been wearing scathchs. Syn Bates says. Seven of the 19 killed in tatal collisions so far this year weren't buckled in. Durham police arc currently conducting a two-week "fero tolerance" campaign :racking down on motorists not weann_ their belts. NO PAYMENTS TILL 1997 1996 GRAND AM'S SALE STARTS SAT., OCT. 19, 9 A.M. - 5 RM. SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FRO 13alP 1 of GM Toth W*mMy NO MONEY DOWN! O.A.C. fill$ I Low kilometres 6 cyl. air/cond. p.windowsAocks tilt,cruise, stereo cassette etc. LOW, LOW FINANCING! fi6-- LOAMGENUS PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAI', (X -r0 IIk R 111, 1996 Breaking pHydrou notaood idea: utility y 131' 11:1RiANNF, TAKACS ',I \1 I RI POR I1 R _ PiCKFRING -- Creatine competition in Ontario's electricity sector is a Lood idea but chopping Ontario Hxdro into little pieces to do it isn't. says one of the people responsible for formulating business 4ratc- gx for the utilitx. "It's the ,-icw of roam commentators that the industr% is going* to evolve so you'll have larger generating companies, not smaller ones.' sax. Michael Gillespie. a managing partner 1n Ontario H\dro', cor- porate strategic planning group. "y'c'hether the goycrnment \%ants to pn\:uiic (Ontario Hydro) or not. you'd Wyant to tnaxintiic its xaluc by keeping it at a siic vyhcre it Hould he the most conipctiuvc." Ontario Hydro's nuclear _eneratim- sta- tion in Pickering is one of the pieces an ad\ Isor\ committee appointed b\ the Pros ince has rcconunended he separated oft. though it would remain a CCro\+n corpo- ration. Mr. Gillespie maintains it's not ncces- sarx to break Ml and sell hig chunk, of Ontario Hsdro to create competition in the industrx_ as rccoiniricnded hx the N1.11don- ald committee set up h} the Pro\ ince to imcstigatc the future of the eleciricit\ industn_ here. In tact. he notes. Ontario H-,dro I,, haling Its corporate stratc,g\ on future competition trorn U.S. generators and access to new markets In the U S . .is \xell as dcrceulatlon of the clectricltx indus- trx here anIf across North America. Ontario Hodro president and C'EU Allan Kupcis rcccntlx announced the restructur- ing of the utilitx in preparation tot these expected changes in the Industry '%Ir Dup- e,, also noted in his speech umcihng the restructuring plans that the unlit\ is being challenged h,, large industrial users inoying to produce their own pK)wcr and municipal utilities such as Ajax and London trx Ing to hux poucr trout other supplier. "It's �\ rong to sax %ou can just keep the status quo:' .acs Mr Gillespie. "hecaux the world Is m„\ Inv. The old nionopol\ structure just won't hold." According, to Mr. Gillespie, Ontario Hydro docs agree there are "sonic adyan- taLcs to the introduction of pri%atc equity" into the cfcciricit industrx here. but saes it's up to the grnermncnt to decide if :Ind how pnyatiiation xyill take place. The utili- ty has not taken a position, for example, on whether its nuclear facilities should he pri- yatiicd. A1r Gillespie admits Ontario Hydro dyes share some of the concerns expressed by its cmplo\cc unions and associations about the Macdonald priyatiiation recommendations. There are the worries about breaking up the corporation in the face of competition front huge U.S. companies. There is also concern about whether Ontario power companies w ill hayc the satiric access to U.S. residential con.unicrs is their American counterparts N,\ ill h,oc herr. because of dificrencc. In the structure of the U.S elcctriclt\ sector. But Mr Gillespie maintains the trend toward retail competition in the I' S Indicates access for Ontario coimpanics to residential consumers there I-, "inc\ liable". And he doesn't share the cinployec groups' .icw that prnatvauon %%ill lead to higher rates bccau.c prnatc companies need to make a profit, pa\ taxes and pax more to horro%% nioncx for capital imcst- mcni. "Therc are all kinds of tactors that dctcr- mine the price of power sass %1r. Glllc- spic. citing etticicnc\. inno\ation. resources and access. He maintains consumers and not just industry can henclit front prnatiiation and the Introduction of competition. "Small consumer,, gained from dcregu- lation in natural gas. The-, gamed from derc,,ulation of telecoinniu- nications. It \ou'ye got a broker that's got 4(1(1,O(1) residential (cicctncitx ) customers. thcx',.c got more clout than one large industry doe.. Ajax and Pickering residents very generous Innushare Ch Cl Residents answer • call to provide bedding, towels, clothes and candies to Davis Inlet in aiding r AJAX-PICKERING -- Local resi- dents deserve a pat on the hack for their generosity that will make Christmas a lit- tle mercer for residents of Davis Inlet in Newfoundland, Mary Wood of Innushare Charitable Trust says. An appeal by Innushare for donations that can be shipped to Davis Inlet for Christmas resulted in almost 200 large boxes of items being donated last week, she reports. "We thought we might disappear under the avalanche. People were so istmas appeal generous that we had to divert some donations to the Salxation Anne or Good wiII,- tits. Wool sa}s. She notes inam donors "cleared their linen closets to find blankets, sheets and towels requested by the Innu women. Many started their Christmas shop- ping with a charitable donation by pur- chasing work socks, tea towels, dish cloths and Christmas candies." The donations had to be shipped by the Thanksgiving weekend in order to reach Davis Inlet in time for Christmas. North American Van Lines is trans- porting the boxes to Lewisport, New- foundland. From there, the items will he taken by Marine Atlantic to Davis Inlet on the Iasi boat of the shipping season, Ms. Wood says. Join the fun to send Pickering students to Quebec PICKERING -- Highbush Public painting. School will host a fun fair for a good All proceeds from the event go to cause Saturday, Oct. 26. the Grade g graduation trip to Quebec. The fun fair, from I I a.m. to 3 Highbush Public School is at 605 p.m., features loads of family fun, Stroud's Lane. including a garage sale, raffles, food. For more information call 839- a dunk tank, carnival games and I'ace 5289. 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Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTALETTER CALL NOW 683-1432 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax Deadline extended to nominate Durham women of distinction DURHAM — There's fund-raiser for the YWCA, nominator or the sponsoring still time to nominate that which provides shelter for organization's representa- special woman for the 15th women and children and tive. Annual YWCA Woman of affordable recreation pro- The dinner will be held Distinction Awards Nov. 7. grains to the community. at Lviv Hall. St. George's Organizers report that, "Each YWCA tailors its Ukrainian Catholic Church, although nominations are services to the needs of the Oshawa. Tjckcts arc $5)1 per progressing nicely and tick- community," says Barbara person and may be reserved ct sales arc good, the dead- Hodgins, a hoard member by calling 576-'888(). line for nominations has and WVmnan of- been f been extended to Friday. Distinction com- Oct. 25. A complete list of mittec member. In the nominees will be puh- Durham Region, lished following* that date. the shelter for The evening is held women and chil- annually to honor women in dren appears to he Durham Region For their the most prevalent exceptional contributions to need, she adds. our community. "There arc "NVc•II take cight categories for numina- anyone who comes tions: Arts and Culturc: to the dour." Businesses. Professions and N u m j n a t i o n Trades: Community Ser- forms fur the vice. Education, Training Woman of Distmc- and Development: Health tion awards may Care. Sciences and-Iichnul- he obtained by ug): tion --Traditional Roles: calling the YWCA, Spi,rts, Fitncss and Recre- Oshawa at 57t,- aUon, and Yuune W(micn of SS10) Each nonu- Distinclion (tt)r full-time rice Jwuld hr students). rc nrh:uiic 1 t, hftc rent r, al,,, .i III,,, Ilir r;: THF; NEWS ADVERTISER (FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19_194&k&9 FACTORY MATTRESS I-' x z MORE THAN JUST MATTRESSES! 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SINGLE DOUBLE COMPLETE 2 Piece Set 2 Piece Set $419$509 QUEEN KING 2 Piece Set 3 Piece Set $559$759 DOUBLE SET 25 YEAR _ PAGE 10 -THE i4"ADVER71SER FRIDAY, OC "11F It 18, 19% House arrest convict assails `cruel BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF DURHAM -- It's said a man's home is his castle, but for Peter Finlay it will be prison for the next nine months. "I'm climbing the walls right now. It's defi- nitely not fun. There's no TV to watch, so what do I do? I stare at four walls, listen to the radio and read books. That's my life right now," says the 42 -year-old convict, one week into the court -imposed confine- ment to his Oshawa apartment. Guilty of criminal negligence caus- ing bodily harm in the 1993 death of his roommate, Mr. Finlav was ordered last Friday by Mr. Justice John Mclsaac to remain under 24-hour house arrest for nine months, a first -of -its -kind condi- tional sentence described bN defence "aw-yer Tom Balka as "unusual." The kicker in Mr. Justice Mclsaac's sentence, Mr. Finlay is also barred from having any access to a television, a con- dition which even high-risk offenders in maximum security prisons aren't sub- ject to, Mr. Finlay reminds anyone who scoffs at the sentence. "I'm very happy that I'm not in jail, but actually if you take a look at jail, they've got television. And they don't have to worry about how they're going to get their groceries... That's what's going to be cruel and unusual punish- ment. I think." Mr. Finlay was first charged with second-degree murder in the death of his 46 -year-old roommate Peter Bar- clay, but a jury could not reach a verdict at his two-month trial earlier this year and a mistrial was declared. Last month. Mr. Finlay pleaded guilty to the reduced charge of criminal negligence, admitting he failed to seek medical help for his dying roommate. ,ho succumbed to internal brain hem- orrhaging, the result of a series of blows to the head. "I'vc been through three or four years of being (accused) of something I didn't do and the people who did do it are still walkin, around._ I lost a close friend," says &1r. Finlay, who's con- cerned his words could be- construed as making light of the sad circumstances surrounding the case. Critics may question the sentence, applied under Bill C-41, recently pro- claimed federal legislation, and wonder about the ability of correction officials to enforce it. Mr. Finlay, however, vows to return Mr. Justice Mclsaac's good faith. Mr. Finlay recalls, as the judge passed the unique sentence, he said, "I've got the responsibility to set a precedent for others to follow. He's taken a chance with me and I want to prove he made the right choice. I don't want to let him down. "The judge said it would cost the government $37,500 to keep me holed up in jail for nine months. That's a huge expense; that's a college fund. Why warehouse people who aren't violent and spend all that money when you could have them try and contribute to the community instead?" David Freedman, area manager for Oshawa's provincial probation and parole office, admits monitoring sen- tencing conditions such as those imposed on Mr. Finlay pose a chal- lenge. It would be safe to say we have not come across anything quite like this before, but as far as we're concerned will do our best to enforce it," says Mr. Freedman. Mr. Finlay says he has been told he will be subjected to frequent surprise visits day and night from police and probation officers. Mr. Finlay says the cable in his apartment has been disconnected by Rogers Cable and his television set placed in storage at his broth- er's roth- ers residence. "To start off, I'm going to bang off the 240 hours of community service (the judge ordered him to perform)," he says of the com- ing weeks. unusual punishment' When questioned how he plans to kill the remaining thousands of hours left in his sen- tence, he asks "What did people do in the '30s and '40s before TV? I've got a radio and a lot of books." He says he also plans to hunt for work -- "so I can del something to benefit the commu- nity" -- but adds tic has been told by his pro - bation officer that only under "extreme ant extraordinary" circumstances will he be per mitted out of the apartment. (The judge rule( he is permitted to leave home for work shout( he find employment.) "I've been going to church every SundaN evening, so I'm hoping I'll still be alloWc� that." tic says. 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Scarlett O'Hara stairs. Bd appliances, gorgeous decor, large fenced lot. Newcastle's best. Fashions m For Fall New Arrivals QAWW /O with this ad (we pay the taxes) r (416) 281-9966 366 Old Kingston Rd., Highland Creek Village 6 West Hill just w. of Port Union) ( Your Wardrobe is Worth the Trip! THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, (WTORER IR 1996 -PAGE 1I Halloween candle pulled from shelves in Durham due to `potential danger' U Fire officials warn against `Horror Hand' which can become 10 -inch fireball 131" BRIAN I.EGREE _ UI RIV %1 iIAI I fWRHA.1 -- A Halloween novel- 1� candle has been pulled off the ,hcl%cs of sonic I)urharu R4221on stares after fire olficials issued a warning that It could he dangerous. Firc dcpartrncnt officials say the candle, a Ilcsh-colored duplicate of a human hand. k%ith red wax and wicks In each hn,,cr. gives the clppcaran::c :,I hlood dripping Irninl it hand when lit Ht %ever. afler ahout 20 minutes. ,i, the wax melts, the l'iyc individual Ilanles can juin int() one big Iirchall up to 10 inchesin height. says tiurrri Lansing, it lire PreVentinn idticer with Oshawa Fire Services. "\\'e'd reconlincnd petrplc don't purchase them because of the potcn- tial danger." says \i r. Lansing. 'hhc candles• marketed under the names oh either 'Bleeding Hand' or 'Horror Hand', arc produced in China and sell Iur S2.99. A wonder w h� they'd maks ,oinc- thinu like this,' says 'fir. Lansing. "hut I guess it's it siLTn of the tittles. If it's gory. people like It.'' hhc candle can still he bund in sonic stores in Wrhain RcLion. but has been pulled frons the ,helves of \\'hite Rose Crafrs and Nur,crics stores in :\fax. Oshawa and \\'hnh%. says I'unl Byrne. inana,,cr u( the chain ,-t'aunt()n Rttad lucatiun in Oshawa. "Any product that has a hint of a safety problem is not worthwhilc stocking, ob%iuusly," says 1\1r Byrne, adding the: Oshawa store had ahoul three doicn candles, but sold only a couple prior to pulling them from the shcltcs. fortunate we found out curly: must people huy these thing, ahout a week hcforc Halloween." Fire department officials were alerted to the potential prohlern by the Ontario Firc Nlar,hal's office says Nlr Lansing. The passible hazard %vas first hro ught to the attention of fire ofIfi vials h� a concerned parent Ir Kingston Tworiship who told Kingstun newspaper the candle turned into a miniature hluw torch' w heli ht. Congress of Black Women seeks new members AJAX-PWK1•.RING -- "I -he :\lar f'Ickenng chapter Lihrarx. at the corner ut 1-farwottd :Vcnuc and Kin_, of [tic ('(ingress of Black %Vmien rnects on Saturd.i% in ('resceni. next to the "fawn hall. \l'lx. \cw member, are welcorn the groutfiI iitlil'. "i,' 1111 • '.k!ll he llclJ lr�,ril til \:.!,t." +�ti 1}�r1 i,r N,'r111:1 at 4- 9191 for lit j :I) pill t r'' \ PAgt: 12 -THF: NENN'S ADVERI I� KIUA�, ()(--r0 Ejk 18, 1446 —��Desperado: criminalspush bank robberies up / t B1' STEPHEN SHAW ordered a tentalc en)plrnrc out uta, lass caged and en)plrncrs go tilt ,irk. It's it very trtuntatic of R1 rxi s xt I central cash dislenscr while the tither. who experience they lace and ntam need time off. " DURHAM -- -]lies range stood 12uard at the courtier. i (milcd a shotgun Banks i,ru\idc short-term traurna coun- Irons processional stick-up dtrcctlr at the tellers warning. "I "on 't miss" it selling to all employees inini diately after a artists to drug -addicted junkies the\ moved, site recalls. robber -s. and lone -tern) hell, for those who need and down -on -their -luck losers, but all share one No) kine was hurl during the heist and life it, Mr. Ast saes. common trait. would Io "hack to, nonnal" when T. J. returned The CBA rubber` committee ntccls "Slicer desperation," saes Durham Regional to work two dar s Icer — or so she expected. bimonthly to discuss. arming other issues, Police DCcctiye Chris Ostler, of the link "I felt fine, tutlkcd into the hank and that's holdup patterns, ifarn arc cridew. in individual between the criminals ,vhoi have communities and the committed it record 31 hank roh- -- - - - — latest in high tech heries here so far this scar. :: ` Whether it's to put tixxl un the f. security measures. "it keeps the lines tanmilx table or to teed an out-ot- of communication control drug habit, "there's really open hem ccn the no magic to it.'' sass Dct. (),tier. institutions and one of ti,ur dctectires who make `i, - police in dif'fercnl up the police f,.rcc s htildup I _-' _.} . sdicns. It junUu squad. Between 1993 and pyo);. ,, a encourages an hank mhhenrs in Durham s•radu I • cxchan-c of intoe ally increased hr one each rear, - .. motion and a sharing troth 12 to 1.4 Ilircc-quarters of of ideas," Mr. Asi the was through I996. the nuns- No)TICE sans. her til holdups has more than dou- :Asked to provide bled (torn last rear. ........... insiuht into what To ,gu liorn 1-1 last sear to ?1 •<<•» .,»,,.., crakes some hanks already this rear ... Iltc nunihers more r ulncrtble tar- alonc arc disturbin,1. continents Lets than others -- Dele;lirc Scr_cant Run Roll- wits one Durham haucr, who u,,crNcc, the malar hank has teen hit crime unit. It s dclinnclr the hard Finan- --key 'he s gr\ at mer Caraaa Trost Dranch deters roc three onus in :t year w title tial times that rNc,)plc arc in Ilse i bers. others not I once -- Mr. Ast says other hi,-, thin,_ is crack A lot tit location, with an these people we find ;tic in\,,lrcd in drugs kir when it hit me. As soon .is I went in. 1 It rm east escape route, is kitten it kcr factor. alcohol kir some loan tit an addiction. l'ou rc rtitce: I couldn't speak at all. -Ilan suddcnlr I heat that question to death at tile got to he pretty desperate to do skimclhmg like broke out in hives. 1 didn t rcah rc how much the commuter. Is is the green color of the "I'D Bank rah a hank experience allcLted me until atter the fact ' that attracts surrnunc.' We don't h:tyc all the To underscore his super\iwrs pkmit. Det. The srinptoms tit Post Traumatic Stress answers" -)sder notes ,mc recent r„hter\ in which we Disorder she was suffering disappscarcd the "Ilse starrthng rise this }car in hank rohhcrics reamed after the arrest the manes went directly next n(,rning. she sass But the tear has never in Durham isn t isolated rcewnallr. Mr :'1st to ;rack left. Ti) this day. the floral pattern dress T. J. says. Many ;uca% across the countr\harc oho Dvpending on the "risk f,ict(,rs' and plan- wkirc lfic n)urning of the robber remains come under the gun. nim_ )milieu. ,i ri,hhers take ranges am where buried at the hack of'hcr close[. As deterrents, a growing iron) (otic ;h;m_•e to cash w indtalls. But the "I won't wear a ag:un. p just think what if i'in number kif hanks now use hank robhin,• business IN far tronm lu,r me, walkindown the street and tic rccugnves mu." automated central money dis- ' Det. Sgt R,dIhauer says. 'Ilse industr\ has N come so shaken in pcnsers which arc prtitectcd hi, It isn't ,cr\ pn,fitahlc. not fur the risk titer rc, cni year,, hr the rising number til holdups. lino -delay l,x:ks. The system have returned for seconds -- and in one ca. Thirds -- leading Ms. Pasquale to reach the co elusion "some of the companies have to r evaluate how they are doing things and look why it's happening to them." Mr. Ast agrees the introduction of cent dislemers "has limited the losses" and I industry is gradually moving to the system. B it dt"n't climinale the threat ol"rohteries all gcthcr, he says. Transients and "first -timers" make up t nrtiority of accused hank robbers charged in of the region's 31 holdups. Det. Ostler repo A string of slick -ups is believed to have he the work of professionals "who have doing it fur a long time," he says. A 17 -year-old youth was also charged i handful of heists earlier this vear. "We" C had a real mixed hag but most sc to he spur-ol-thc-nio>n)cni type where not a of planning gox:s into, it," says Ikt. Ostler in some cases out-of-town criminals t' work their way through the pro,yince, traycll from one region to another, as suspected in least testi holdups in Alax and Oshawa. 'lite accused robber in those "worked was (run) Ottawa to Cohourg to Br„ckyille,ipi; Oshawa and Ajax. He was quite well tra\,cl . and wits going all user the place," Det. Ostkr says. While a sin)plc holdup note hits been usediri the niajkirW, of Durham hank jobs, firearms were flashed in I .+ of the 31 nibt,eries. RohbeM hayc resorted tti other weapons, such is pepper sprat and knryes, to -cl their point across. Despite the increasing threat to employe( and customers, there hasn't teen anyo w injured in a hold-up in Durham since a siolled 0hctober 1994 rubber\ at a Port Perry hank, ! which lett three pk,licc kifliccrs and two civil- inns wounded by ,gunfire. take Vlore s a nus; inception that there is a lot and their increasing %wicricc. that the Canadian leaves tellers without easily of miner arailablc to the teller. but that isn t the Banking Asst,ciatwn ttxik action and ti,rmcd a accessible cash at their wick __ case usually.' he explains. Rox Task FoT rcc.hc task Ii,rcc has eyolred els,,rANADA ` In fact. the nwtnetarr loss is of little consc- into a full-time ruhher\ ci n inittee comprised The Thickstin Road Canada -y. ` qucncc to hiL-prutit hankmg ,giant, Rather. it's of hank rcpresent.uncs. secvnt\ experts and Trust was anwng the ci mcrt, j the cntkitional c,sts which can fk staggcr)ng. dctccusc, from regional lx,licc dcp:ulnunts, following a rash til robberies t.,», w sur hank en)ploo rres n the (runt Imes tncludim_ Durham.' urham. two Nears ago. sax, Ms. Quite often peuplc quit atter a rohher}. Garr.:lst. a ,ecurlt\ specialist who act, a, Pasquale. She teheyes it's no POS• ;: ti.r, T V T}tcr niar hire a cumuntin fear of Just getting central Ontario's ad\ isor to the cummutec, says coincidence the 11'hith} hank a ' up in the nturnin�� and going into wtirk.-iltere', the financial losses which w folloa ruhtser_r far is among those institutionsCieRS titution, - that fechng kit 'is it rcallr worth the pa\ putting exceed the cost of the rohhery itself. which hare not been hit during \our life kin the line."' ,ars Susan Pasquale. a A would think we prohabh lose more in this year's crime spree. F; senior enipluvee at the Canada'l rust on "Thick downtinmc alter a holdup when wr close down At ,eyecup hank,. bandit, ,un Road in 11'huhr. � � � � � � � � � � � ,4 �• . '. ' �Is. asqu. 1 sacs "fear runs through color mind" erer\ time another hank i, Canada post has been ordered to exit robbed. i .��' S COLlfr46,00 �, S y unaddressed "11'hcn you hear ahuut something like Q`' ; the delivery of econom 4� � as soon as possible by the tine rerenth tin the "Ii,runlu are:)) ` ��►,� � mail (ADMAN risible where a bullet -raised the teller's head. it the minister responsible hit, home. F,pee►alh when it's another ' ► S Diane Marleau, Canada Trust branch. then you think it 5 � for the post office -could have happened here. That's when its wY � p � � As Durham Region's most ex enenced hits hoe their anxietye even harder." she ser -ys em to �y- D „� and largest distributor of circulars, we Despite ees "accept it as a risk that comes with the ' job. You can't let if affect your day-to-day ,A ork. " For those who have been a victim, how- ever. that's not a simple task. " I try not to think about it but there are a lot of time~ now when someone will run s s into the hank, or stand holding one of their C Durh:un s Lirtiesi Craft Show Icaturing over one hUndflll and ti>rty talented' exhihitc,rs with their unique mid outstanding Southwr,tcrn. Victorian, and hands in a pocket, or just Icxtk nervous while standing in the line. I'll just be won- ' dering is it going to happen again'?" says 25 -year-old T. J. (a pseudonym), a long - lime teller at one Durham financial institu- tion. The "it" T J. refers to -- "the worst experience I've ever gone through in my sur derorar,ng and gtt needs. 9Potpourri S WFloral Designs IVPaper Tole •Jewelry WStenciling -Bears • Folk Art •Wooden CollectiCles •Ceramics •Natural Art VStained Glass •Dolls •Quilts •Reproduction Furniture • Potter y •Gourmet Delights life" -- is the day two armed bandits burst C TIME STANDS STILL ADMISSION -4.00 ' into her hank in the spring of 1994. OneSeniors $3.00 434-5531 Children Under 10 Free A r A r A r A r A !► would be happy to present our dellnt►ery capabilities for your market M ma i fA- , d lar (I re gents ♦ COMMUNITY Senis again heads annual Red Shield Appeal ❑ Pickering councillor picks up where last year's fund-raising appeal left off AJAX-PICKERING -- Pickering Councillor Sher- ry Senis will lead the local Salvation Army's Red Shield Appeal a second time. Following the success of this year's campai.gn. Ms. Senis will be chairman of the 1997 Red Shield Appeal in Ajax and Picker- ing. About $46,000 was raised this year, a 30 -per cent increase in donations over the previous year, the Ward 2 local Councillor notes. The main feature of the Red Shield Appeal is a one- night canvassing blitz held the first Monday in May. Funds raised are used to support such Ajax -Picker- ing Salvation Army facili- ties as the Thrift Shop. the P%1 Family Services Centre and the food bank. Ms. Senis and Rhonda Narraway of the Salvation Army's public relations services are putting togeth- er a committee to help organize the upcoming appeal. Committee mem- bers announced to date are Anita Witty, Jim Wiseman, lulieanne Jardine and Bob Mitchell. The goal for the 1997 campaign is to reach more homes in Pickering and maintain the coverage in Ajax, Ms. Senis says. Anyone wanting to help can call Ms. Narraway at 837-7769 for more infor- mation. T x•::f• fir. ::$ta•. ;`.r°�.: YOU PLANNING A WEDDING -ARE IN 1997 OR 19981) LCOMEv 7�s� �AGON BRIDAL ' - SHOWCASE' Sunday, Oct. 27 �. 1y AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE .r - p. For FREE rvrtaacr. 3noes t of a.. i I Ajax Audrey 725-8141 ' Pickering Donna a, 619-1866 t New Exhibitors call 725-8141 Door Prizes • Fashion Show • Gift bag for every Brides%�' _`�7: THE. 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Reg. #2264141, PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER F R1DAV. t)<7fOBER 18, 19% Entertainment Oct. 18 1996 Club Link Your guide to night life in Ajax and Pickering A.IAX-PICKERING -- Welcome to a new feature of the Ajax -Picker- ing News Advertiser. Effective today, the News Adver- tiser will run listings of local clubs Fridays. This list will serve as your guide to nightlife in Ajax. Pickering and beyond. To have your club listed, call Andrea at 683-5110, Alumni Sports Bar: 325 Westncy Rd. S. Ajax, 619-0938. Monday: darts. Tuesday: Tallboy Tuesdays, jackpot karaoke. Wednesday: Loonic Night. Thursday: 10 -cent wings. Fri- day: live bands. Annandale Golf & Country Club: Church St., Ajax, 683-3210. Avail- able for private functions. Chameleon Cafe: 110 Dowtv Rd., Ajax. 683-3587. Live poetry read- ings. spoken word, pool tables. Piano. bongos and guitar ready for your use. Saturday: trip hop electron- ic. Celebrity's: 1527 Bayly St.. Ajax, 420-0063. Monday: dart league. Tuesday: Wing night and kariokc featuring The Entertainers. Wednes- day: karaoke. Thursday -Saturday: live entertainment. Courtyard Pub: 109 Old Kingston Rd.. Ajax, 683_0353. The Fox & Flowerpot Pub: 60 Ran- dall Dr., Ajax. 428-2162. The Frat Houze: 1()()() Altona Rd. at Finch. Pickering, 5(x)-7464. Thurs- day: New rock alternative Dl Chris Pack. 9 p.m. Friday: Subsonic Fri- days two 1lcxrs dance music, DJ Steele, DJ Jonesee, UJ C.Acid.E. Saturday: Sorority Saturdays, women pay no cover, DJ Brandon James. Harwood Diner: 64 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. 427-3201. Friday: karaoke. Kelsey's: 100 Wcstney Rd. S., Ajax, 427-4000. Tuesday: Dancing D.I. prizes. Sunday - Wednesday: 10 wings $3.90. Every day: Appetcasers 52.99 all day. Kerry Inn: 967 Westnev Rd. S.. Ajax, 428-8790. Live entertainment Fridav and Saturday. Call for line-up. Melanie Pringles: 705 Kingston Rd.. Pickering, 420-1956. Monday: burger special. 'I-ucs(lay: half-price appetizers. Wednesday: Blue Plate special. Thursday: 35 -cent wings. Sunday: kids eat free. %Fix it Up: 1735 Bayly St.. Picker- ing, 831-9866. Friday - Sunday: karaokc. Country nights, comedy nights. Entertainment seven days a week. '.1lount Everest Restaurant & Bar: IO() westney Rd. S., Ajax, 686-9879. Monday - Wednesday: 25 -cont wings. 2 for 1 grand -opening spe- cials. Free veggie samosa with din- ner entree, large screen TV, pool table. 111udhen's: 1211 Kingston Rd., Pickering, 8:39-5570. Sunday & Monday: football. Tuesday: 19 -cent wings. Wednesday: Canadian Rocks 60s, 70s, KOs music. Fridav: ladies' night. SEE CLUB LISTINGS...page 16 I ON INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED FROM STARKMAN KRAFT INC., AS I TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND AGENT FOR A SECURED CREDITOR, WE HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO SUPPLEMENT AND SELL BY l PUBLIC LIQUIDATION SALE, THE INVENTORY OF: O.K. CORRAL O l 1 74 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA, ONT. O Sweet victory for Sweet Adelines AJAX -PICKERING -- Local songstresses helped the lbronto-area Sweet Adelines win a pres- tigious international music festival recently. 'Ilse North Metro chorus, which includes a num- ber of members from Ajax and Pickering, was named world champion chorus at the Sweet Ade - lines International competition in Fort Lauderdale, Florida earlier this month. The North Metro chorus was the fust Canadian group to win the international competition. Singers gathered from around the world for the 50th annu- al world-wide convention. Lot-- members of the North Metro Sweet Ade - lines are llazel Dewsbury, Marg St. Aubin and Carol Sutton of Pickering and Cynthia Feltrin, Sandy MacDonald, Allison Shields and Sandy Shields of Ajar. "Utero are also members from tixbridge. Whitby, Port Perry and Oshawa. In competitions, the North Metro Sweet Ade - lines won their region showdowns 10 straight years against choruses from northern New York and southern Ontario, with each win entitling them to compete at the international level. North Metro has placed in the top 10 internationally nine of those 10 times, finishing fourth in Reno in 1994 and most recently winning the gold medal at Fort Laud- erdale. North Metro Sweet Adelines have presented music in the barbershop style since their charter in 1967. The chorus showcases the talents of more than 160 women, ranging in age from 21 to 86 years. 'llx:y've performed at Roy Thomson Hall, Minkler Auditorium with the singing group The Nylons and at the Ford Centre for the Performing Arts in North York. The North Metro chorus will return to the 1997 international competition in Salt Lake City to wel- come the next world chorus champion in October. D First in the series of 66Christmas with Tris a Romance" From an original painting by 7) sha Romance, the edition is slrictlry limited to a maximum of 92 tiring days. * 8-1/4" diameter With sold * Individually numbered and accompanied by certificate of authenticity. t '* Suggested retail $49.95 A __1 i.. sb l e Offe r SUPERIOR STAIN & SOIL RESISTANCE THE WORLD'S BEST CARPET JUST GOT BETTER. WARRANTEED TO RESIST STAINS FROM MOST COMMON "NEVER KN CR '" FOODS AND BEVERAGES. UNDERSOLD" �. MON. 9-9 e TUES-WED FLOORING CENTRE THURS—FRI 9-9 SATURDAY here customers send Their Friends" 9-6 PAGE I&THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1996 Entertainment Oct. 18 1996 Club Listings to point you in the right entertainment direction in Ajax and Pickering FROM PAGE 14 683-6657. Oct. 19: Psyco Fish. Sunday: Kingston Rd., Scarborough, 416-281-3680. Oct. 19: karaoke with Paul Hislop. Oct. 26: Papps: 1709 Kingston Rd. W., Pickering, karaoke. Tuesday: Jam Night (all bands best of British fare. The Amazing Mentalist Norm Barlow. 427-3403. Private parties, Christmas par- ties, small weddings, sports functions. Power of Q Billiards: 1225 Bayly St. W., Pickering, 839-2225. Monday: pool tourna- ment 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: ladies night (women play free). Wednesday: half-price Wednesdays. Sunday: Toonie day, $2 pool per hour per person. Daily lunch specials 1 to 3 p.m. Rack 'Em Up: 20-250 Bayly St.. Ajax, 619-9881. Monday: Canadian Tire Monev Night. Tuesday: 20 -cent wings. Wednesday: free wings. Thursday: Couples Night, women free. Sunday: half-price pool. The Ranch: 89 Commercial Ave., Ajax. 619-2138. Tucsdav: 52.50 Tuesdays. lunch and dinner specials. Banquet facilities avail- able. Ric Place: 1410 Bavlv St. Unit 2, Picker- ing. 837-1358. All -day breakfast, roti, steak and pasta. Robin Hood Inn: 1999 Altona Rd.. Picker- ing. 509-5123. pool tables. 6' -by -8' TV. full menu. `welcome). Second Storey Bar: Harwood & 401, Ajax. 683-2940. The Treehouse: 172 Hunt St., Ajax. 619-3299. Tuesday: 20 - cent wings. Wednesday: karaoke. Winchester Aran: 1400 Bayly St.. Unit 3, Pickering, 837-2366. Wednesday: wing night. Thurs- day: rib night. Sunday: prime rib dinner $9.95. West Hill and Scarborough Koulay's: 1625 Military Trail, West Hill, 416-283-4600. Thursday - Saturday: live bands. llJ Mark Devine and DJ Fernan- do. All sports coverage. Private Eves: 255 Old Kingston Rd.. West Bill, 416-282-8581. Own the bar for a night for stag or stagette, up to 200 people. The Royal Scot: 44 hunt St. Ajax. Gatwick & Giles Pub: 6091 TM Invites all Pendelfin collectors to our event at Pickering Town Centre Friday, October 18 - 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. J 0 6 C V Event piece _$125.00 Meet the Pendelfin Expert Purchase the 1996 Event Figurine only available at Pendelfin events in 1996. See the new figurines ,o4rhbrookr MEGA DEALS Starts tomorrow, Saturday, Oct. 19th, until Tuesday, Oct. 22nd 5()% off QUALLOFIL & QUALLOFIRM PILLOWS Example: Std. 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Pickering Panthers prove they're for real ❑ Panthers sink unbeaten Islanders for sixth consecutive victory By Ai" RiVETT SPORTS REPOKITR PICKERING — The Thornhill islanders gave the Pickering Panthers a litmus test of their mettle in the early stages of the Metro Junior 'A' Hockey i.eagte riegularseason. After skating to a 6-0-1 record, accu- mulated mainly against expansion teams in the league's East Division, the Panthers faced their fust true: test of the season against the undefeated Islanders, who lead the league's Central Division. at the Thornhill Community Centre Monday night_ The Panthers didn't disappoint. Pickering continued its solid defensive play to shut down the high -flying Islanders while getting steady goaltend- ing from rookie Dianiel Jacques for a . victoiry. Jacques continued to shine in the cage. That was particularly evident on it penalty shot awarded to Thornhill with 1:15 remaining in the third period and the Panthers clinging to a one -goal lead. The Brampton minor hockey product who played with the Erin Shamrocks juniors last season carne up with the clutch save to preserve the victory. Pickering's seventh win of the season was a sweet one for several reasons. In beating the Islanders, they knocked off the league finalists of last season. "Ihe: victory also demonstrated the team's defensive prowess, as the islanders entered the contest scorint-, an average six vo;ds a game. Jacques stoned the Islanders :and continues to be the hottest goalie in the East Division with a gotals- against average of 1.97. METRO JUNIOR `A' HOCKEY L EAST DIVISION (As of Oct. TEAM _ GP W L T GF PICKERING 7 6 0 1 35 Oshawa 9 4 5 0 36 Port Hope 9 3 6 0 26 Wellington 7 2 4 1 25 Syracuse NY 6 2 4 0 27 Ouinte 6 1 4 1 23 "it was, definitely a good test for our kidc,:' says Panthers' head coach John Blackburn. "They've got 13 veteran players on a tears that went to the league finals last year. We wanted to find out our r kids stand at this point in the season . Blackburn says his club is playingm solid, futdiacnt<al hoic k-cv which has translated into Pickering's hest start in many years. "Right now, it's a fun rick: and hope- fully we'll keep the intensity and the focus every single night_ We can'( take anybody for graW nted. e just can't lace on the skates arid eo out and win. We're not that good of a hockey team. But, when we work hard for the entire 60 minutes, we're a good hockey team and we've been rewarded for that " Justin Collins opened the scoring for the Panthers in the first period. Mike McCormick ardd Cory I lass, who sc orcd the game winner on a powerplay, notched second -period markers. The Panthers opened the weekend with a big 6r EAGUE 5 come -from -behind vic- 12) tory over the expansion GA PTS Syracuse, New York 17 13 Junior Crunch at the 48 8 Pickering Recreation 44 6 Complex Friday night. 32 5 The Crunch clashed 35 4 to a 4-1 lead after the first 29 3 frame. The Panthers clo .wdd the gap in the mid- dle stanza, but Syracuse continued to lead 5-3 at the end of the period. The Panthers responded with two goals in the final frame to record the win. Dan Cioth .uid McCormick scored a pair of goals apiece, while Jason Brown. who leads all Pickcrine scorers. con- tributed his ei!-,huh of the yeast. The game winner dune off the stick of Jcrcm� Schott with 3:44 rcrriitining in the final frame. The Panthers travel to North York's Centennial Centre on Fridav night. On Sunday, Pickering will clash with the Aurora Magna Tigcrs in a battle of the undefeated teams- in the :Metro junior loop. Novice Raiders knock stuffing out of foes to win Thanksgiving tourney AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax- decision to Barrie. Wetering and Shirley Pickering Village Chrysler Raiders major scored with assists to Ass enza, Brad novice 'AAA rep hockey team captured Smith and Schofield. the championship of the Markham In a must -win game against Halton to Thanksgiving `AAA Tournament on the advance to the semi-final, the Raiders weekend. came up with a big Tie Raiders defeated Barrie 3-1 in the effort for a 2-1 vic- final game to earn their fust tournament tory. Schofield and �`• - title of the season. The win was especial- Fullerton supplied Ci I ly sweet for the Village Chrysler novices the offence with as they had dropped a game to Barrie ear- Scott MacKenzie, >. lier in the tourney. Ryan Hutton and =-.4-- Scoring for Ajax -Pickering m the Paul Kent assisting. :. penalty -free contest were Adam Shirley, The goahending team captain Richard Schofield and duo of Jeremy Detrick Gray, who was named the Nicholson and game's most valuable player. Picking up Trevor Seelert were assists were Gray, Adam Bell, Joey o u t s t a n d i n g Assenza and Derek Fulle trn. throughout the In the semi-final game, the Raiders tournament A pulled out a 3-2 victory over the York- In league action, 1 Simcoe Express, Hard work saw Kyle the defending Welumg and Schofield score shorthand- Eastern Ontario ed while Fullerf3ott tallied on the power- league champion play. Assists went to Wetering and Bell. Raiders opened the The Raiders began the tournament season with a 2-2 with a 2-2 tie with host Markham. Ryan draw with Carey and Schofield both scored, with Markham. They helpers to Ryan Eickmeier, Josh followed with a4-2 Mardiatid, Wetering and Assenza. win over Barrie and IPickrring Itecnatlo Ajax -Piot ening then dropped a 3-2 a 7-6 decision over >K 831.1711 or683-8' Oshawa Ajax -Pickering then dropped its next two contests — 3-1 to Richnndxdd Hill and 6-5 toYork-Simco°. The team is coached by Bob Bell, Jim CaOtens and Kevin Smith. THE NEWS ADVERTiSER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 1996 -PAGE 19 i r1101"A. )"A AOL SIE E'KPI�I Y AUTHORS in preparation for the Durham Regional Police 8th Annual Christmas Food and Toy Drive. we're holding a contest to select two young people who will have their photographs appear on the official Food and Toy i)rive pr,ster. Fhe contest winners will have their photos taken with Police Chict Trcvor %IJ'avhcrty to appear on posters puhlicizing this annual community event. In addition, the winning entries will he published in Oshawa- Whithy-Clarington This Week, Port Perry '['his Wcck and the Ajax & Pickering tiews Advertiser. Hcrc's your chance to become a published author. Categories: Grade -i-6 Tcn reasons for giving. The written submission can he in the form of a po cm or short stun and must he no longer than Hit) words. Grade 7-s Because I care. The written ,uhnii,,sion must he in the farm of a poem, an sty Ie. and no lunger than20 lines. Rules: 1. Suhmissiuns must include the author's name, grade Ic,.cl, teacher's name and other the author. home telephone number or, it the suhmisswn is part of a Mass suhmissnm. the school tefcph(ine nunnher 2. Fntries are due h� 5 r in. Oct 0. 3. Entries can he .Iruprcd off at. or smiled to, any of the offices. Oshawa This N% eek X65 Farewcil St.. Oshawa. Ont. Whith% This %% eek 103' Br,�ck tit. S . Whiihv. Ont. Claringtun This "eek 95 ling St. E:, Bowmamtlle. Ont. Ajax X Pickering Neµs Ad,,ertiser 130 Conuncrcial Ate.. Ajax. Ont. LIS 'H5. Port Perry This Week: 20 Water St.. Port Perm. L9L IJI J. Sonne entries nnav he published in the above men- tioned newspapers during the Christmas season. 5. In addition to seeing, their entry in print, and appearing on the poster, the winners and their home room class will receive a pizza party compliments of the newspapers. SPonsored by: Oshawa/Whitby/C1arington/Port Perry T 's Week and News Advertiser Durham Regional Police Christmas Food and Toy Drive December, 1996 PACE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,19% P Dolphins football teams win two of four games AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins from running backs Dan Gazarek and Coujoe Johnson and Mike Whitlock dominated the line of scrimmage. football teams managed two wins in three games against and halfback Nolan Smith. Dan West kicked two field Cornerback Andrew Peltier had a strong game on the Markham Raiders in league play in Pickering Sunday. The Dolphins' tykes defeated the Raiders 24-0, while the peewees downed Markham 16-10. But, the Raiders were 22-20 winners over the Dolphins in the atom game. In the other Central Ontario Minor Football League game at Kinsmen Park, the Dolphins' bantams were downed by the Scarborough Thunder 36-6. In the tyke contest, the Dolphins got touchdowns Pickering runner athlete of the week at Boston College PiCKERING — A Dunbarton High school graduate was recognized as the Boston Collccc athlete of the week for Oct. 7 to 13. Angie Graham. who earned a full athletic scholarship to the Chestnut Bill. Massachusetts university, turned in a strong performance for the Eagles at the fifth annual Murray Keatinge Invitational cross-country meet at the University of Maine. She finished third out of 12R runners on the 5.(W -metre course with a time of 17.22. Graham's effort lifted Boston College to a third-place finish in the 13 - team licid. A junior at Boston College. Graham also runs middle distance events durim, the indoor and outd(x)r collegiate track seallon. A resident of Pickering. Graham captured numerous cross-country and track and field titles in high school meets. as well as in provincial and national competitions. Graham and the rest of the Boston College Eagles women's cross-country team compete in the New England Cross -Country Championships at Boston's Franklin Park today, Friday. Bantam Panthers tie and lose on ice PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers bantam `AN rep hockey team tied one game and lost another in recent league action. On the road in Barrie, the Panthers dropped a 4-0 decision. The Pickering bantams rebounded a earn a 2-2 draw with Peterborough at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The teams were deadlocked at 14 after the fust period and neither could score iin the second frame. Peterborough iopened the scoring in the final stanza, but Pickering fought back to earn the tie. Matt MacLennan and Kevin Oakley scored for the Panthers, with assists to Derek Spafford, Gareth Cawley and Mike Faria. Goaltender Paul Peios faced 40 sbots on goal and kept the Panthers in the contest. goals for the fish. Linebacker Ken Silva made numerous tackles and completed three fumble recoveries which earned him most valuable player honors on defence. Gazarek, who managed a touchdown and two pass receptions, also made several key blocks in the contest. fie was awarded MVP honors on offence. Nose tackle `Lack Vivian had a pass interception. while defensive linemen Glen Brown, Robbie Budway Dunbarton High School graduate Angie Graham was recently rec- ognized as Boston College's athlete of the week. The junior at the Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts university has been a mainstay on the cross-country team and has competed in both indoor and outdoor track and field. News Advertiser file photo INTRODUCTORY MEMBERSHIP defence. Meanwhile, the difference in the atom game was a couple of missed field goal by the Dolphins. Wide receiver Kevin Ritchards scored two touchdowns on sweeps to lead the Dolphins' offence, while running back Ryan McMillan ran 15 yards up the middle for a major. McMillan also added a two-point convert. Ryan Bardgett was the defensive MVP, while McMillan earned those honors on offence. The Dolphins' atoms travelled to Oshawa for a play- off game against the Hawkeyes last "Tuesday when Ajax - Pickering scored a 24-22 victory. Quarterback Jon Komer had two touchdowns, while running back McMillan and wide receiver Brandon Pottle scored on passing plays. All defensive players received MVP awards, while Komer was the offensive player of the game for the Dolphins. Running back Bryan Wheatle turned in a stalwart per- formance in the Dolphins' peewees victory over the Raiders. Wheatle scored two touchdowns, one coming on an off -tackle run and the other on an 95 -yard pass - and -run play. Greg Mair chipped in with a two-point convert. Meanwhile, the Dolphins' bantams succumbed to Scarborough with Jason Gomez scoring the lone Ajax - Pickering touchdown. This Sunday, all Dolphins' teams will he in Brampton for games against the Bulldogs. Hey coaches 1 . IN Gu:T roup T" tar Ua THE PICTURE -A-'� ` The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Presents its first TEAM muco SECTION on Wednesday, Nov 20 and we want your team to be part of it. It's free. Just send us a current team photo, (130 Ca'rmerCial Ave... Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15) cornplete with players' names, to us prior to Wednesday, Nov. 13 to be included in this special souvenir edition. Please include your name, address and phone number so photo can be returned. For information, call Alvin Brouwer at 683-5110, ext. 226 Buy one week, get the 2nd free! 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Ental - eni urrt S95 Glass 3 Chrome ;able and 4 ;nair5 S'35 TV 2C' Si': Many ;the, Mems 697-3,-12 AIRTIGHT 'Noodslove ..s ' rear meats .c is 3000sq ft Paid $' 000 asx,rg $65, Call 905723- 5744 BEDROOM .,re S3cc A- . - x « -^arose S"5 so4 S"5 C^b S'S Rrund glass conee iade SJG dressers.Antique -It- ery adnet 58C Salo ma we able 3.5 ^ter !ems 263 219' BLINDS ver••cai ^cri- z;ri:l. ;,.Mateo Save „p •c 55% on custom mace Up to -5% on Clearance 6 un _la,mec Also sruifers S draoe,es 9C5 428-:937 CARPET 3 rooms $299 pr -e •.:,.des 30 yards of carpet. premium pad and :nstallabon Custom binds a so avaialve at lowest prices Sal 905-4322-50 Carpet Broker. '00%. Nye,:^ ick pil.)r stain re- sstant carpet For 3 rooms. only 5369 DC Price in ziudes 30 Sq yds carpet, deluxe pad and nstalfatron n your home Free quota- tion in your home No.n- forest, no payment for one full year, Daniel. 1-800- 21 7-0104 Carpet MJI Disrtibutors. 12 months No payments. No interest, i0AC1 3 forms (300sq it 'i installed win deluxe pad from only $399 Speaals on vinyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Snop At Home 1-800- 663-6046 CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon, new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms, $349 Price includes carpet, pre. mum pad. expert Instal tion. fast dralrvery. tree esti- mates (30 yards). Norman 686-2314. COMPUTERS COM- PUTERS - - Computer Clearance Centers new hours Mon. 9:30 - 5:Do Tues., 9:30 - 6:00.. Wed - Fn - 9:34 8:Oo Sat.. 9:30 - 5:00,. Sun. 12:30-4:30. New Pentium 75's, 5845.. new DX41DO 5775., multi media kits, $165, lots of used 4B6's from S595 com- plete. (905) 697-3059 or 164 Baseline Rd. E.. Bow - Manville. CONSIGNMENT Store for sale, 5 years estab- lished, same location lin Ajax. Good clientele b rep- utation Call after 4pm 905. 683--4563. 4 - 2 ft. bar stools S50; 89 Eddy Bauer Aerostar, fully loaded, mint condition 140.000 males $7000. 665-9253 c I.1 -. w 6 i 1 1 x t f . 1 1 1 1. 1 k. i 1 i+. .. - J I.' PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1996 Articles Articles;M1 Articles Articles Articles;M1 Garage/ Garage/ Garage/ Garag•1 `09 RN Yard Sales , Yard Sales 0 Yard Sales ;M1 Yard Sales For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale a s rel 0 u m a 0 as n NO to ' HOW MW WE DOING? ; The This Vie*Nm AdwelA f Cbs'sied Deparlmeril ■ ■ is oommill3d to pro Afbrlg our G1151Zyms; vk he best ■ ■ possble service. We would appredale you caned ■ Iesponseto the gxslombelow. ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ ' 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly. ■ courteous service? ■ ■ 1113. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? ■ ■ ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: ■ ■ ■ We would like hear from you ■ ■ If you prefer. ' ■please contact Fred Elsmont ■ ■ at 576-9335. or 683-0701 ' ■ or fill out this coupon ' ■ and mail to ' ■ Classified Department ■ ■ P.O. Box 481 ■ 865 Farewell St. ■ ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ ■ LiH 7L5 ' -You, sab5•`adbr s the 'neasure o' our SUG;£SS ■ I♦ Wedding Pk. $iso 1 Bride, 3 Bridesmaids, 2 Mother, 2 Father Floral Bridal Display at McLean Community Centre Westney Rd.N., Ajax Sat. Oct. 19th Slam - Gpm On display will be: Fresh & silk floral designs & decorating ideas. For Your Special Day. Delivery available anywhere (416) 292r-1916 FRIDGE & STOVE to, ,a'�e Fxcei,ert cand"non 00 for the pair Call 416'466-8592 orts Cards. Hockey & 3dseball. must sell com- a .He collection best offer 9 2190 GENERAL ELECTRIC a., ..- 'ridge stale -Sher & dryer al whole „k ng S • 1 JC cat. Boc .4_cc7C GORGEOUS Fall Co- s 2 rights Oct 18& 19 Hidden Valley Resc" rt,renta� breakfast goer available 5150 ask �S"aror. 728 9e'5 GORGEOUS HEART -•fAPFE d,a-ond ring i3 carets of S I clarity & colour with diamonds the shoulder Appra�sea S8.250 Papers ava, ie Sacrifice 31 $3 700 o Can Len at 905 723- 26 after 6 30pm GOURMET a^d Speciality vprw; 'ea 'o' sale Free )rmation write to Dur - n D,reCt 8uymg. 91 Ry tler Blvd Suite 7 - 113. aroorough Ontario MIB HOSPITAL bed. semi .. -•c'-' z ..sea for one week ,.ting SI000 obi. 2 yr da - ct hot water heater, x: 000 Days 723-1453 57' 289E HOUSE CONTENTS 'o Morar, V -.s• set ...erym,ng '.459 %aSr, Rd . urnce 905-721-9588 e Jewellery, watch & clock repairs. Galbraith Jewellers & Giftware 132 Harwood Ave S.Alax 683-0407 JOHN DEERE 1e mower and grass eollec tor.12 5 hp, electric Noma snow ••-rower. 12-, General Elecr,c 16• nand mower Husduavarna 133 chair saw radiant keresene heate, 6,000 BTU 905) 649-3739 OAKIPINE FURNITURE Why •-a,, -elan paces' One or Ontario s oldest and tar gest manufacturers is now seWng direct to the public Eg solid oak 7 pc d,n,ng room or 6 Ix solid pine bedroom. your choice $1995. many stain choices T,aa.onal Woodworking 905-985-8774 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Back to schoo sper.ais vew and used pianos Not sure? Rent to own apt size. upnght. grana. J.gfital, key boards Clearance on an 1995 slot% Telep Piano Works 433'49' QUEEN SIZE BED with b^_o.ase headboard at- tacni^g side drawer unit Xsc matrn-ng armare Oh wnite. with gold Imm m ex cadent condit-or $499 tail 644-7183 1 RESTAURANT/bar tur- nish ngs and captain's chairs, wooden tables. oak front bar 40' brass railing, cooler, glasswasher. bar sinks. miscellaneous 432- 7733 SHEDMAN Ouality barn style shed kit 8' x 8'. SPE- CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax Many cthEr sizes and styles available Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd Unit 3, Pickering For more into call 905-61 9 2093 SKLAR-PEPPLER Furni- iweexcellent COndktion sofalove seat. wing chairs Also others desks dress ers tables & end tables Call 905-668-9302 STEPS APPLIANCES 36: F-ench S+•eel bola washers Fridges white & almond Frost frees. side 0y sides Stoves Built-in 1-shwasher Dryers Aparl- nent-size dryer Apartment - Size washers Dehumidifier Freezers 6 month warran- ty 905-432-7167 18- D,g,tal Satellite 70 Free channels for 1 year Rent to own for only $8 25 weekiy Cail 905-571.1412 HITACHI 35- stereo tele- visiOr Ultra black picture tube. Pic -in -Pic . High reso- lution Rent to -own from $15 80 weekly Call 905- 5711412 KENWOOD 200 wan T^_we• ^' Power 5 Orsi Co. double cassette. tower speakers Rentto-own from $721 weekly Call 905- 571 1412 SHARP 25' TV VCR com- b,raf,ors High resolution picture tube. front AV Jacks auto programming. unrversdremotecontrol Rent to own from $7 50iwk Call 905.571 -1412 SELL R NOW CALL 6&3.0707 OR FAX 6&3-7363 1 5 DIM = ;M =W*M It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And thl people are your neighbors. They're always here to hel Antique Furniture Sale TWO NEW ESTATES HAVE ARRIVED! Sat. Oct. 1910 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. Oct. 2011 a.m. - 4 p.m. 'Walnut Duncan Phyfe Dining Set With Comer Cupboard' Oak Pedestal Table 6 6 Chairs' Mahogxry Nesting Tables' Oak Secretary ' Dressers' Washstands' Pictures' Chairs' Setting Machines 'Trunks & Much More' Great Variety Of China 6 Collectibles "OUR PRICES ARE SIMILAR OR BETTER THAN MANY LOCAL AUCTIONS! ANTIQUE DISCOVERIES 78 OLD KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING VILLAGE; AJAX (905)683-8243 1 KM EAST OF BROCK RD. & KINGSTON RD. INTERSECTION YARD SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take down your signs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean.'.' MOVING SALE Lots of everything Also beautiful clothes and furs, Sat., October 19 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 1500 Eagleview Dr., Pickering FEOYEE GARAGE SALE Sat., Oct. 19 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. IA PRODUCTS LTD. Westney Rd. S.,Ajaz the Ajax -Pickering Hospital BC), soft drinks. Arts & Arts & • Crafts • M Crafts ANTIQUE SHOW & S OUT. 1J -2Q 10 - 9:31) PORT 1'l'.RRY I11(;!I SCHOOL 160 R()., -;A S'l 10, l;r1 1'Olt'1' Spotisur cd b TAe .1fu.sic Dept. dllli .:iun `s"3-00 Suniur-3.$2.00 RIIComputer Computer Video Video INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 ' Arts & Articles • Crafts 1 Wanted GARAGE SALE, Sat. Oct. 19, gam- fpm. and all types d roofs, new and oltl, Workmanship THE 6TH Annual Christ. ANTIQUES ACso,•„,e,, Purchasing lurniture or an. do household moves resr- ' miss Craft Snow, Sat Nov Ythitt g old Scientific mstru- Enclaves of Maple Ridge. males. Call Andrew at • 9/96 Jubilee Paviflon Over meets. china, skiver, adver- 1228 & 1230 Rigby Dr & 1243 Abbey Rd ,thing metal cad 9C5 571. 60 exhibitors Some good hsnmilk g bottles, decoys. ie tionsdls. or Something for every one. Recyced Working 'j, --I spaces still available Only $45 table For estates Call Robert Bowen wh to or almord fudge houses, apartments, offices. per applrca- CARNELLY CRF -S., AJAX Antiques (905) 655-8049. • non call 728-9791 418-8183 Brooklin 1 Y Fax 683-7363 • • • Chimney • Painting & aStorage Moving & • Moving & • House • Gardening 8 • Gardening 8 • ' ' Improvements • ' ' Improvements • • Sweeps • , Decorating • Storage • Cleaning • Landscaping • a landscaping C & R Maintenance Buam Ing repairs and renovations electrical. plumbing. ce ramic flies carpentry From small repairs to major ren. ovations Fully guaranteed free estimates (905)432- 8931 DUCTWORK installed, Moved. relocated Excellent rates Free estxnates Elec- trostatic air cleaners, hu- midifiers. Big. Small lobs Call Paul 428-0295. EUROPEAN tile special- ist, will renovate your bath- room. or kitchen walls. as well as floor tiles Good ref- erences and satisfaction guaranteed. For free est,. mates call D. Dykstra 725- 4913 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes, additions. renovations, rec rooms and basement apartments. Res- idential and commercial. Serving Durtwn Region for over 15 yrs. Free consuma- iion Call Jeff 905428 - KC & B MASONRY Specializing in brick, block and Citurnneys. All general repairs. All workmanship Guaranteed. photos, refer- ences, upon request Free Estimates. (905)579-3811 RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Aaanlons secona stories. finished bSmtS., bath- rooms. decks. tde & wood floors. doors & windows. guaranteed and reliable call waher (WS)42b-2145 SIGON Construction Ltd.. serving Durham Region for 19 yrs Additions, sundecks, pato doors. windows, reC- DRYWALL and painting. • Chimney boarding.tapng,texturing. • 1 • Sweeps renovations and repairs Small lobs 15 years ex. penence Free estimates, AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS Special - chimney cleaning as low as S59 Pest screen- ing installed, only $25 NO MUSS. NO FUSS GUAR- ANTEED -Free Estimates 686-7741 S � Roofing rooms, flagstone. free esti- mates 405-576-5760 A & C ROOFING, shin - Serving Durham and out of town area Ken 4341500 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Iraenor & Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 AJAX Moving Systems - full services, moves. appliance and piano specialists Flat rate or hourly We now have heated storage units. Now otlerlflg free boxes with move. Park and load special. starting at $99. and up Call for information, 725-0005 or 427-0005. HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - Move dg or small. we price them I! Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Appliances moved. also storage space avail- able Comparable rales. Call 432-2850. MEN with lare truck will T.E. Home Improvements and all types d roofs, new and oltl, Workmanship Articles FREE REMOVAL of un - do household moves resr- ' Wanted wanted scrap ^elal stoves. clerical, Commercial. All ing, soffit, eaves trough, males. Call Andrew at • washers, Cars, trucks or ori GARAGE SALE window & doors Please (905)428-8704 • ,thing metal cad 9C5 571. SAT. OCT. APPLIANCES WANTED &714 19th Recyced Working 'j, --I mest age 7:;cam - ;0/511 wh to or almord fudge houses, apartments, offices. CARNELLY CRF -S., AJAX washer, dryer Senvlce a is S35 & up Paul 9os- • • 418-8183 • 1 Y Fax 683-7363 • • • Chimney • Painting & aStorage Moving & • Moving & • House • Gardening 8 • Gardening 8 • ' ' Improvements • ' ' Improvements • • Sweeps • , Decorating • Storage • Cleaning • Landscaping • a landscaping C & R Maintenance Buam Ing repairs and renovations electrical. plumbing. ce ramic flies carpentry From small repairs to major ren. ovations Fully guaranteed free estimates (905)432- 8931 DUCTWORK installed, Moved. relocated Excellent rates Free estxnates Elec- trostatic air cleaners, hu- midifiers. Big. Small lobs Call Paul 428-0295. EUROPEAN tile special- ist, will renovate your bath- room. or kitchen walls. as well as floor tiles Good ref- erences and satisfaction guaranteed. For free est,. mates call D. Dykstra 725- 4913 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes, additions. renovations, rec rooms and basement apartments. Res- idential and commercial. Serving Durtwn Region for over 15 yrs. Free consuma- iion Call Jeff 905428 - KC & B MASONRY Specializing in brick, block and Citurnneys. All general repairs. All workmanship Guaranteed. photos, refer- ences, upon request Free Estimates. (905)579-3811 RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Aaanlons secona stories. finished bSmtS., bath- rooms. decks. tde & wood floors. doors & windows. guaranteed and reliable call waher (WS)42b-2145 SIGON Construction Ltd.. serving Durham Region for 19 yrs Additions, sundecks, pato doors. windows, reC- DRYWALL and painting. • Chimney boarding.tapng,texturing. • 1 • Sweeps renovations and repairs Small lobs 15 years ex. penence Free estimates, AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS Special - chimney cleaning as low as S59 Pest screen- ing installed, only $25 NO MUSS. NO FUSS GUAR- ANTEED -Free Estimates 686-7741 S � Roofing rooms, flagstone. free esti- mates 405-576-5760 A & C ROOFING, shin - Serving Durham and out of town area Ken 4341500 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Iraenor & Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 AJAX Moving Systems - full services, moves. appliance and piano specialists Flat rate or hourly We now have heated storage units. Now otlerlflg free boxes with move. Park and load special. starting at $99. and up Call for information, 725-0005 or 427-0005. HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - Move dg or small. we price them I! Free estimates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Appliances moved. also storage space avail- able Comparable rales. Call 432-2850. MEN with lare truck will T.E. Home Improvements and all types d roofs, new and oltl, Workmanship dome .r to clean Home TREE MAINTENIANCE kE REMOVAL do household moves resr- Sp cialmng in roofing, std- Guaranteed. Free esti• DRY FIREWOOD clerical, Commercial. All ing, soffit, eaves trough, males. Call Andrew at • Appiianee d stoves Call Carl lir 427.2856 window & doors Please (905)428-8704 • Repair • • call Tom 579-3760. leave dentia) & commercial. Fa Sevices MICHALSKI MOVING - mest age FREE ESTIMATES call houses, apartments, offices. • • ' Plumbing appliances and plana spe- • Iubllg • Galsts. Senior and mid- • owl Conditioning ALVIN SAMEDAY 2000 Quality air sev. specializing in heating & air Conditioning. For a free est. 685-5084 PLUMBING licensed Plumber. no lob too small, no lob too big. Complete Renovation. Frae esu- mates, great prices, guar- anteed lowest 905.725- 2507 or 1-800-340-0058 7makes CO p= REPAItrldges, stoves. x conddionars, rs. art. tech guar Long ty. Low rates. FRED297-9796 month discounts. Licensed, insured. Free estimates. Excellent service. Cal 436 7795. Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates, homes, t>Kices, apt.. etc. Piano moving. Packing available. 423-0239.I19ZZ WINTER SPECIAL Indoor & Outdoor Vehicle storage Bulk Indoor Package Available Safe & Sound Self Storage Inc. 1700 Alliance Rd. Pickering , Ontario 905-831-5555 • Flooring, • Carpeting CARPET Instalmons - 25 years experience, to - stretching, our speciality. Free estimates. D & N Duncan. 987.1799 or 967 - law • House • Cleaning ARE you having problems finding time to clean your home? For Professional Home cleaning, Call Hel- en's Home Services today 427-4385 MATURE woman wall dome .r to clean Home TREE MAINTENIANCE kE REMOVAL Hourly rate. bonded. refer- ences 905-404.0721 DRY FIREWOOD 6AVA■usLE A call Dave 8;1-7oSS • Removal SNOWPLOWING - Rest- Party EM • • BUalnesa dentia) & commercial. Fa Sevices • Services FREE ESTIMATES call 579-1506 • Disc • Jockeys STARLIGHT disc jockey services. Music for wed- dings, banquets. parties. school dances, youth dances, reasonable rates, lights also available. Grant Williams Ajax (905) 683- 0573 it (905) 372-9763. Party mServices MAGICIAN, Gown friends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion, Birth- days, promotions, open- ings, fund raisers. Magic shows are fun! Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728- 8334 or 683-1171 RABBITwants work doing magic for chiddren's parti and all occassions. es He" my own magican. Call Er- nie 668.4932. • • Driving • • Sich"M SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A .0 4 lessons and test $105. 910 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -tip and drop o8 (416) 2874060 BURGLAR ALARMS al- low thieves time in your hone. KEEP THEM OUTI Custom buill steel security window bars for as Mae as $25.00 per window allows peace of mind even with windows open. For a free estimate tial (905 )428- 8429. COMPUTER SERVICES! Word Processing: I have Microsoft Word. Wordper- fect fix windows 95. Fast tum -around service; will darer. Call Cara: (905)433-1364. Classified Dept. open every Mon. t0 l' 1'i. 8.'00 a.m. - 8:00 PM. Sat. 9•.30 - 3:00 Call X83-0707 ' ComVideoputer 15� ' automobiles ' Trucks For Apartments Apartments 1 Apartments For Sale Sale For Rent For Rent � � For Rent NEW MUSIC e•zine 0 / 1 http //www dumam news nett-aIC238/1n- dex him M601Lost &• � Found FOUND Glennana Silver Spruce area Black cat, male, one white whisker, (905) 420-5176 • ' Petslsup West ding ROTWEILLER male pup. 8 weeks old Ist shots. de- wormed. $275. Please call (905)619-1333 AMERICAN COCKER •,•a;e blonde CKC Reg, shots. vet chert 905-576- 4103.576-6048 FREE TO GOOD HOME. -aur Rotwedler shepherd ,ross. 4 yr old, spade, well behavedgood family pet. loves children Telephone (905) 686-0879 LHASA APSO PUPS for Salk, Non shedding. non allergic health guarantee, vet needled House train ,ng started Payment terms available (705) 786-3124 TEAM OBEDIENCE next asses Puppy Novice) start October 30th $ No. vember 19th Evening and Saturday classes available. with small classes guar- anteed 905.430-0025 WE LOVE PUPPIES! Juror Senior puppy pro- grams and basic obedi- ence our approach emphasizes gentle, positive discipline. small classes. starts Tuesday. Nov 5th Fairview Dog Training (905)839 34C, CONNECTIONS Clog Obedience CLASSES ALL LEVELS staring immediately SENIORS DISCOUNT Call John or Dianne at 1-905 438-1711 Automobiles for Sale 1994 CELEBRITY EURO Black 2 door, V6. S1.300 certified 725-7611 1985 CHEVETTE 2 OR. au!0mahc, recently rust proofed, '.to kms excel- lent condition. $1500 cert 1988 Sunbird 4 dr auto, low kms excellent conch - lion, plus options $3295 cert 080 433-1787 1985 OLDS 98. 4 dr. 38 FI p seats, p windows. p 'pocks. psi pb. light brown ext Ian velour int . good body. clean ,ill., $2000 obo. 905.728-9815 1987 Cavalier. 2 or auto., 52500 obo as is. 579-6285 1967 FORD Tempo,4-cy- mder, standard. 51,995. 1985 Plymouth Voyager van, $1,995. 1988 Firefly. 5600 as is. 1984 Sunbrro. $400 as is. 905-404-9759. 19U New Yorker. Loaded luxury vehicle. Car phone. One owner. Non smokers mor Excellent condition Only $3000 obo. 623.9391. INS NISSAN Multi. a/c, automatic, pw certified, 172,000km, arNtm Cas- sefle. S3000 obo. Call 905- 579-9869 after bpm. 1909 MERCURY Topaz, Pi p/b, a/c, good condition, must see. $2000 obo. Call 905-428-7287 after bpm. 1909 PONTIAC 6000 SE, loaded, p/s, p/b. air. till, cruise. power -seats. power - start, sunroof, new paint, fifes i5 rims. Non-smoker. Excellent condition, 198.000km, $5,000. 905- 623-8362. 1909 PONTIAC SUN - BIRD TURBO. Needs en- gine work:acs is. Best over. 905.430-7351. 1989 Pontiac Sunbird, blue/grey, excellent Condi- tion. new brakes. tires, muf- fler, alternator. 124,000 (highway) km. 55500 certi- tfed.905-436-7717. 1998 SUNOMD GT White. 2 di., sunroof, auto., 4 cyl. bubo. 177,000 kms, exCMlant condition. $3,700. obo. Cal 806.433-7686. 99 Ford Crown Victoria, air con . 351 cu in , p/s. p/b. p/w, 220.000 km certified $3800 obo 725-4865 1991 TOYOTA TERCEL. 5 sp. manual 108 kms, ex- cellent condition. under- coated each fall , Sony AMI FM stereo, asking $6995 o0 (905)668--4778 1992 BUICK REGAL 130• kms Loaded with op bons. New tires, brakes. at ternator Certified, shiny and ready to go $11.500 obo 905-428 1365 after bpm 1992 Geo Storm. 5spd 114.000 km. while, good condition, new brakes and tune-up. asking 56500 000 571-0260 1985 AUDI 40005. 2 dr. 4 cyl. touring auto, great shape. 169.000krr Au I omatic. PS. PB, PW AC. sunroofA - WE certified. $3.500 /obo . Walter 905 421-3000 19% CAVALIER. auto. air 4 -door. ow low mile. age Call 905 668-5739 88 CHEV BERETTA Power steering. brakes A,- con rcon cruise. Auto V6 Cab K v -r 728-8878 Auto Insurance, Having a problem getting a competitive rate? Call Jones - Dooley Insurance, Ajax for a quotation. "W 427-3595 �J WHOOPEE - IT'S A CLEARANCE SALE at Cartier. Ove ;lccked and priced at our lowest prices ever Over 40 certi tied reconditioned vehicles �g 1988 Salari loaded :,3.9% runs A.1 1989 Es :ort Auto air. beauty 53.395 1991 Festival. ,.oto, commuter 53.5951988 Blazer loaded runt $7.750 1990 Buick aSabre Ltd, loaded. wow 56,995 1989 Ford F 150 .anal loaded low kms. $7.995 1993 Astro Ext -jaded. $13.995. 1991 Caravans (2) perfect from $9.995 1985 Dodge Con .ertible mint. bye, by S3.995 1989 Tracker auto good kms. A-1 $6.995 ' 988 Colt. 4 or. auto. 52.395 1989 Bonneville, very. 3800 V-6. $5,995 1987 Nissan King Cao. auto. great truck. $4.695 1990 Firabid 95.000 kms loaded Top. winter price $6.995 firm 1986 Ill auto $1,995 firm Very good 6 Cavaners and Sun Birds from $2995 See you at Cerbcar Auto Center, 155 King St. West, Oshawa at Mid- town Mall 579.2111186, Open Sunday. 1994 SAFARI SLI. power windowspCwer locks, cruise. rear air, dutch doors. power seat. 89.000 kd excellent condition. 514,700 430-7723 1991 Cavalier Z24, red in colour. 120.000 film, 5 spd . anVfm pass., air, $7900 obo 434.2775 Autonlobiks Wanted A i A TOWING, Pay 550- $5000 cash for used 8 scrap cars b trucks. 24 hrs. 7 days. Call 905686-5003 or 905-706-5234, 30 min. service - Cash On 1110 spot Pay $50 - $5,000 1 used and scrap ca and trucks, any con tion. Cal anytime, firs. 7 days. Fast lin. service. No Dal Call Ken Ps) 509658'1 (416) 452-7767 AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap. Any condition, any age. free removal in the Durham Region. cash paid. Also needed, '75 to '87 Chev or GMC pidtup for parts. Call anytime, Oshawa 905-431- 0407. CARS FOR CASHI We buy used vehicles. Vehi- cles must be in running condition. Cal 427.2415 or axile to 479 Bel St. East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. 1981 F1o0 WITH CAP 300 cubic Inch engine. runs great. good shape. $1850 905.668-6695 1985 Chevy S10. 28 lore V6. 4 soil standard, Ps. pb, shiny sporty black, asking $1850 as is. 905-438-0198 leave message 1986 FORD 112 Ton with cap. V8. automatic over. drive, very clean truck $3200 certified Call 905. 579-0804 1990 F150 FORD pickup $4000 certified. 080 905, 7-- ---- 1991 GMC 1500. 350 motor. loaded A-1 condi- lion. with Lear cap. 140.000km 2 -tone blue. $13.000 Call 905.686- 7699 1993 Mazda 8 2200, pick UP 163.000 kms !highway drivenbox airier AM/FM cassette) $5,000 O80 call 655-8282 HE `land 4 Wheel Drive 1988 ASTRO MINI pan. Wer, - $2 50C • -ew parts and repairs 350 V 8 engine needs paint Make a reasonable offer and its Yours Must sell Call for more into 4343976 1988 ASTRO MINI an. spent over S2.50r - ew Parts and repairs 350 V-8 engine. needs paint Make a reasonable offer and it's yours Must sell 54400 as 6 Call for more into 434 3976 1991 GMC SAFARI EX- TENDED VAN. loaded. !owing package 511.000 115.000 Km 905 579- 3444 room. '7r/ 4 pc bath eat in 1992 AEROSTAR ex terdw:1 4 - -tions. tions. 132.000 fill n,ghway driven. good -^ndf or. $9 600 Ajax (905) 1 4422 ca-. S%75 1994 PONTIAC Trans- port SE. 7 pass van. 93.000 Km loaded. im- maculate. must sell,cert $14.200 After 5. (905) 509-2893 1 Trailers 1961 TERRY 35 ft House trader 2 • ; outs, awrong. fully loaded. storm wind owsfurnace. suitable year- round living. asking $10.000 Call 905-263-4575 1994 NEVER USED Golden Falcon cottager 2 pop outs. 2 bedrooms. awning. 39 It plus. sleeps , ,ugly tunished, includes oversized, serviced. very private lot. at Pinnacle Park. cost. 531. a 000 will saehce as owner deceased. 905- 420-1337 EL DORADO RM slide it truck camper excellent condition $t 300 Also GMC 1989 truck box liner. $100 Please phone 905 4302422 MeMarine 1988 16' THUNDER - CRAFT Bowrider with 1988 50 HP rebuilt Marc In- cudes all the toys! Seldom used. Winterized. Will store bl spring It needed. $7,000. obo. Kevin or Wend& 905- 433-1220. ' Recreational CAMPING MEMBER- SHIP, lifetime, camp at over 500 RV resorts, us/ Canada. 54.00 per night. only $395, us dollars. 1- 800-236-0327. / f t FApsrtrrKRb 1, a 2 Bedroom apts in Oshawa and Bowmarwille. Stat" at $600/month. fridge 8 stove included, with laundry facikties. No pets. Call (905) 434-2407. LAKEVIEW PARK: Upper lever of house, 2 bedroom. deck, fenced yard, garage IS parking, $750 monthly. Lower level, 2 bedroom, kitchenette, patio, parking. SSWBoth include utilities 6 avail. Nov. 1. Call 905-509- 1930. 1 -BEDROOM apartment, 782 Ritson Rd.S., $450+ utilities. 1sVIast. No pets. Available now. Mature per- son with references. Call 723.3345. 579-9008, 263- 8449. 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 P.M. 51 71 Absnluty AtfnrdahL•' WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? WHY RI \T' ()W\ YOLR II()ti1F1' Mortgage payments "•rdnkrm tit'mi yi,�'+ month "•rdrt-tri bungalow S789/month 'iedn,i,m jr I tec 5964 /month No down payment? Bad Credit' Bankrupt) Call Me' 19051571-6275 ort -800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sale. Ree, ',iw r, (Iriup f.s.-rl Rcalis Inc IST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! WHY RENT:' BUY! No down payment, No problem! Let me show you how! Mortgage Payment $700 Per with ti Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Remax Accord Realty Ltd. (905) 576-3111 OSHAWA b-, La'ge 3 3 bedroom apartments r :jean low rise budding Close to 401 6 GO Parking Available Immediately From $600! month Phone 905 576. 4255 2 bedroom apt near Osha- wa Centre and 401 Park- ing, laundry, storage Avail- able immediately NON- SMOKERS PREFERRED S600/mc pus hydro 579- 0246 2 a 3 BEDROOM APTS. ava,laDle anytime 309 Co.dova Rd Oshawa No - pets allowed 905 579- 2387 2/3 bedroom apartments. 8 story building. close to schools. library. South GM plant Available immecbale ly 4284328 ' 7 Dm for appointment A BRAND new luxury 2 bedroom basemen apt West Pickering. 5 appkarnc- as, ciam'vac, alarm, fire- place, laundry, garage. 5875 /mo includes util No pets Marghenta Leotanti. R41Max All Starts Realty 905-477-0011 AJAX one bedroom walkout basement apt S6,75 month includes utih ties. cable and laundry facilities Available Dec 1 No pets Non-smoker pre- ferred Firstlast Can 905- 619-9231 AJAX totally renovated one bedroom basement apartment, no pets. no smokers, laundry, cable. 5575 inclusive. Istlast Call 427-0862 AJAX 2 -bedroom self -con. tained basement apart- nhent. $650+, washer/dryer. fireplace. Also 3 -bedroom main floor, $1000+. Both central air, fridge, stove. broadloom, parking. Non- smokers, no pets. Re1er- ances. Bayly/Harwood. Available immediately. 416- 551-9577. AJAX One bedroom base- ment apartment, separate entrance, laundry, parking. available Nov. Ist. $600 per mo. IsUlast. no pees, 427- 0849 AJAX Oxford Towns. Spacious apartments, quiet txildlrg, erose to shopping. 401. GO. Pod. sauna. One bedroom November W. 3 bedrooms immedialay and December Isl. 683-8421 or 683-8571 until 7:30 p.m AJAR, Church St. large 2 bedroom basement apt., Conveniently located, full kitchen, lull bath. separate entrance. no smoking. . no pets. $750 Inclusive. First d last required. 905-683- 6107 AJAX- NOW Beach; 1 bdrm, patio. 5 app.. Indoor pool, t prkg. 5790/mth + Ulf 1st 6 las. Nov.tst. 427- 0569 AJAX/SCARBOR000H- apartment I bedroom apartment. plus rooms for rent Close to all amenities Please call after Spm 1905 686-8905 ATTENTION bachelors and Dachelpr@nes - how would you like to owr your very own bland new 'own - home for as forte as S 78o, into 7 Your own pad would have 3 bedrooms. 2 wash. rooms. garage. patio, and it's fully decorated W a professional designer So *hats the catch there's only one leftf' Can Charlene or Frank at 905 427-0855, 3 pm - 9 pm Mort Thurs . 11 a, b Pm weekeHds WHITBY -AVAILABLE meaiafely Spacious base- mer,t 1 bedroom apt Laun- dry Parking, non-smoker. no pets 5550 all inclusive lsvlast required. Call Carol at 666 5545 AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, m Whitby Apt bfi spacious. carpet. ed. newty painted, with bal- cony close to bus. Shop- ping, all utilities included, first last required, no pets. 3 bedroom $850. 2 bed- room. $750 call 430-0134 BACHELOR Apartment. Rosebank 8 Rougemount. before you rent see this one' Separate entrance, all inclusive, close to beach 6 park, no pets pease $500 inclusive Call 1905)509- 0992 BACHELOR apartment for rent $475 inclusive per month first and last Cade included. 576-03.1 Avail- able Nov I S E Oshawa BEAUTIFULLY finished one bedroom basement apartment. separate en- trance, one nkntute to bus. Walking to school, parking and utilities included. Prefer non snorter, no pets. $600 per mo Harwood and Hwy 02. (905)7998 a rugs or days (416) 365- 0700 ext. 293. BOND and Wilson - 1 bedroom walkout base- ment apt. Irnrnediate pos- session, includes hydro. Cal 728-2964. BRIGHT Newly renovated one bedroom basement apartment non smoker, IalNldry. Cable. IstAast. Sswrinonth Jndustve. 404- 0192 leave message. (Ostraway CENTRAL OSHAWA, Unique 2 bedroom in upper level of legal duplex. En- closed sun room, eat -in kitchen, 2 bathrooms, broadloomed, laundry facilities, parking, badryaric toolshed, immediate pos- session. $750/mo. 728- 6836 CENTRAL WHITBY, main floor of triplex, quiet area, large 2-bedroom+den, eat - In kitchen, ulikhes, parking included, S895/month, available Dec. 1st 905- 263-2871,905-263-4125. DIXIE / FINCH Must see, new bsmt. Kitchen, 1 billion, 3 PC bath, own laundry. parking, 4 appl Mature person or couple pre. tarred Avail Dec I $650 incl No dogs Call 837-1602 FOR RENT - t and 2 bed room apartments In very quiet, well kept building, close to all amenities Bus stop at door, Park Rd N Oshawa $732 & 5895 re- spectively Phone 579- H HWY x2 ROTHERGLEN. I mm aculate, bright modern, arge 2 bedroom separate ertrance, 4 appliances. no smokrq pets. available 1m- -ediale,y S78C first 8 ask Ines included 428-1429 IMMACULATE one bed or- ;d sem eft apt, broad -. )medpr.vate entrance -i' d oath Share laundry south Ajax at lase -�n-smokingSE75 r d Cable n(luded. first. -i St 686-3294 LARGE 3 EIDRM. APTS. From S759.mth . hydro AC, Carpet. 4 appl and parkin; Ind Walk !o Plckli Town Centre. Close *o GO Transit and Hwy 401 905-420-6305 14M Pickering Parkway. OSHAWA LARGE 3 red -or- aca•'r^er• with +ire. ace 6 appliances in ,ding laundry 2 'ell moths 1400 so 11 air con drtionmg. intercom Paul irg Close 1, ake S975•morth . utilities Avail Nov ist Carl to ':iew 9C5 725-9%1 LARGE BACHELOR APT ground Moor of Ajax none suit single person NON SMOKER references. 1st Last. 5620 available Jan 1sV97 Call Kat e 905- 686-6180 LARGE basement apart mer! RosslanddAnderson. 5750 all inclusive avail able Nov 1st Prefer non- smoker Must be employed References rewretl Calf g 905668-7145 LARGE BASEMENT Deerocr- mom private ca!r Snared kitchen laundry a. C. parking. big backyarc. no Smok.rgpets A' -a now 1sL1ast S425•mo .r elusive Central Park Blvd fW'Adeacle 9C5 579 1,245 LARGE one bedroom basemert apt Available Nov / Parking. laundry Pt Llmoii area 5675 in- dus,ve416, 28a-0'89 leave message LIVEPPOOL and Bayly. 5 mil walk tc Go station. 2 bedroom basement apart ment. separate entrance. parking. 5600 pus utilities Evenings 1905.831-7638 LIVERPOOL/BAYLY huge 2 bedroom base- mentparking, cable. ce- ramics. pod fireplace, wet bar. $825 OR rent room for S9C week. Quiet non- smokers. Immediate Call 905-837-1304 NCE i Clean 1 8 2 -bed- room apartments. quiet area in good Oshawa neighbourhood, newer building, available Nov 1st 6 Dec. l st. 433-1733 ONE bedroom apartment. immediate possession. Pieter Couple. Nath Osha- wa. Includes hydro. fridge. stove, carpet, shopping plaza, bus stop, laundry taclkbes, 725-2642 after 5 pm. OS14AWA . 888 + 900 Glen St., 2 bedroom apts. from $675- $710. dose to shopping, schools, GM and Go. Utilities included. FirsV last required. Call 728- 4993 OSHAWA - dose to Osha- wa Center. Large spotless. 2 bedroorn, man floor. bal- cony, in small quiet 6 pex, $795 inclusive, Available Immediately. Please cap (905)576.7434. OSHAWA New 1 bed- room apt in lower unit of semi. Bright large eat -In krchen,wal k to OC.Parkng, on bus route.Available Nov 15.5575 ndusive.lst JS last. Cap Rob (905) 430- 4193. 344193. CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- ING. North Oshawa, 1, 2 8 3 bdrms. Indust-. Pay ca- ble, parking 8 laundry fac 723-2094. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1996 -PAGE 23 Ap rtnwnts Rent ApartmentsM11 eniHouses AM, For Rent OSHAWA, close to GM. 1, NOW AVAILABLE east 2. 3 -bedroom apartments. $600. $750 8 $850 re. spechvely Call 905.428- 5740, PICKERING Liverpool. near Go. 3 bedroom main floor, appliances, 1c,$1000/mo+ 1/2 uhf d cabbie Dec 1 Non-smokers 839- 7129 PICKERING one bed- room basement apt Uhh. ties, parking, laundry $540 Inclusive Available Nov 1 686-8562 PICKERING GO ONE BED $580;mo Nice quiet bsm! apt Suits single non- smoker Rent includes util parking, Cable laundry Warm 8 soundproofed Avail now Art: 905-420-3751 PICKERING ae- •�rr• •,:r e -•-ani apartment Hwy 2 Brock Rd No pets separate .^1•ar,ce I^ cludes stove fndge aic hydro. TV cable Work-; ^erson vitt ^e 5651 month IS310,2 ween: 'st �asl 68623' SOUTHAJAX. Br,grt basemer'=a,,-elor apart -rent Full 4 -pc bath Imp^. en $5041 month all ncl,; sive Available Ncv 1st Call 427-0232 SOUTH OSHAWA Wenrwo"t, S. JI a, -,e cedroom 5500 2 Dad rooms. $60: 3 Soi 3 bedrooms $678. close to Duses. snooping, available mrnedately. tndge Stove neat ^ydre park ^g 'st last required pats 721.9722 SPACIOUS Dr get ;re 0e,,•.�r^ wa,.ou' 7asetment apartrment Laundry Dixie: Finch n0 pets. sink. ^ ; 5625 plus uthhties Ist'as, references (905 639 664; THREE BEDROOM oshawa semi, S70G plus ubl,ties Also one bedroom basement apartment $485 Istlast November iso 728- 925' AVAILABLE Dec s! 3 0e0•_.:- apa•!,er't- upper duplex. �ju,et court. .r Whit- by F•,Cge. stove park.rg included no pets Iswast S725 plus uhlives 668- 75'3 TOP '!ooh of house 2 par - first, as! armfirst,'as! Appliances lnclud- ed Clear quiet people Whiting Ave. Oshawa S63C Available Nov O^ outside entrance 5-7 79@9 after 5 30 p m TWO ' BEDROOM apart r^erts �tf S,mcoe -ort^ of 401 aperox 545G ^north. hydro Available Nov 'st S Dec 1st Leave message at 905 571-472C TWO BEDROOM upper duCiex agar-er' separate entrance arge +toren storage aundry roof^ 4 PC bath balcony heated appliances, park,rg OC area. 728-557) VERY arge one Dedrvom basement apt Clean and bright own laundry. sep entrance 5680 utilities in cludeo Brock e2 Non Smoker. suitable for work Ing kndrvidual 428-9140 WESTNEY HEIGHTS - 2 betlroom,Imng room, din - ng room, kitchen. 5 ap- ptances. 2 - 4 pike Dams Includes heat. hydro. water a/c. pod and parking Dec Ist 5985 Ajax, Realty Ltd, 683-1811 WHITBY - 107 Wellington St.. 1 and 2 bedroom apt includes fridge, stove. heat, water, parkin �g9 831-5132 or 686-7870 Maty. WHITBY - two bedroom beautiful apartment. quiet bwldng laundry.parking, mb Deceer Ist. 775 inclu- sive. (416) 699-5287 WHITBY - one bedroom, north of Go. 2nd floor. walk in close(, quiet area AvauF able Dec. 1. SSSOJrno. 668- 316' or 723-9340. WHITBY apartments for rent. 1- bedroom $550, hrst 8 last required. Bachelor apartment, $500 Phone days 725-8911 evenings 8 weekends 668-4016. WHRBY- Cozy, two bed- room apt. Asking $650 month ulilitie. Included., Available immediately. Call 1-905.509.99131 666- 4374. WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think7ti Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668.38M or (905) 666:3211. WILSON / OLIVE,2 bedroom lower OR 3 bed- room upper. avail. Nov 1, both immaculate.( 5675 / $875 plus % utilities) call 655-3062 Houses For Rent LAKEVIEW PARK: 4 bed- room. 2 baths, raised bunga- low fenced yard garage. $1275. hydro Included Avail Nov 1 Call 905-509-2825 WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOMEI pa/ments it^m S`.5fmo 'J, 5ownpayment"/ au Me 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley ;a -< Elicei Realr/ Oshawa. 3 bedroom house. 1 1/2 baths, ret, room, ga- rage. deck. $920 plus utili- ties 668-8213. Another available Nov. Ist. PICKERING - two plus bedroom bungalow, rec. room With woodslove. walkout to deck, large lot, 51.050 plus uhlitles. (905) 420-1524 PICKERING avail Dec 1 Beautiful 3 bed home in nice neighborhood, fin- ished bsmt . wet bar, fire- place, fenced back yard. garage, 4 bath $1300 + ublties. 1stlasr rel req 427 0363 PICKERING. 3 bedroom ^ouse close to PTC Jt schools. $800 month plus filmes call 5099913 831 ',926 PORT HOPE. 3 bedroom rk ^.gine 2§ chalk Crt . Anacred garage asking 580r per mo Istilast. of -.,chase 5102.000 Long •erm lease available Call 305, 666 3716 or work 430-1165 Ask 1- Ker PORT PERRY, -,s! reno- +a,x: colors. Lakeview -any extras. $1.27; plus References Call 1905, 985-C108 ROSEBANK7FOX W 000 TRAIL .s, c.m2 ,ray all oript. �JDed- ")Orms. 3 washroomsfame groom c:a,r Gond. many upgraces. no pets. $1250 Plus utiiif,ii x,416) 756- 0138 3.1 bedroom _--galow SOUTH Ajax an level r VrrT west i5rawa Fin- of private house on HMIs sneo oasemenl F replace. Rd 3 bedrooms !rvtrg 2 bat!,rocros Bright x.1c^air room. '7r/ 4 pc bath eat in w•th ivaik�,, Hardwood `''c�"'n stove 'nage share Hoofs S" 5 , month 57' ''a` -nary $985 plus 60', ell 3223 x366991 Ask Avail .Nov , 95 Wax Real Mcnioue rY La 683.8.. 3.1 -BEDROOM Semi WHITBY CENTRAL 3 norm Os-awa arpetea ca-. S%75 gas neat. ac fenced yard plus ubimes Waterfrrinf 5875-ontr.,ta,nes sL Lake 3n gog North Shore las: 'elefli avai;ab,e executive 4 JedrOOr., nOrme Nov 'st No pets Call 3G5- S'�SC pus ,,fumes :905 s76-8676 668-69ec •905. 655 4107 AJAX NORTH 3 Dsa SPACIOUS 38EDROOM rim ;e ac^ed 4ap- pi,ances. garage. 51095 ser- . rears old t 1 2 per mo References. Dec Dams wake, o large 1st 905 839-3069 deck gas "tial Available Dece-ce• ' S89c-onrr. AJAX. -vvestney r,e,grts' ,N,rws F,rSLlasr -' )373 Hear'. 3 bedroom J. Vo Pets Please,. 'ached 'tome. very clear .,or hrnshed basement w, THREE BEDROOM 3pc Dart, all appliances coo^:r-r, estate Ho,, S"50,month No dogs nearly 6 acres. ofjaut,tully pease Cal Gerry 71,atcn landscaped arge Crve 2 it, Rema, F zt 686-333C ;lar garage n ground AJAX larwooa8ayly, 3- sp''^k'er system available Dec•'•.•- Mair floor'rnr^ediate'Y $ 50C per mo rate entrance. S95Crra�tn pus utilities Cad ,9051 lsotast 60^. of utii Close 668-5'97 to GO Available mme- WHITBY Main floor, 3 a,atary Call 421-r28- - Ixd cm 5875 .ndusive 4275739 lstlast required 6651883 BEAUTIFULLY -DECO- ZERO DOWN" NO Ist RATED 3-Petlr,Gr^ 2' S1.:rey 3 -owns tented ,as' :;.Hing a ncme can backrara Gose to amen, =lost ess ran rent For de nes 6 appliances. 14lirgds :all Bridget Greenlaw Sheabasemen ror 728-'069 Ext 318 SmOke'S. n0 pets avaiape liov'st. S1'75,mOnth- 'SL�Jlnhouses last Must SN' 9C5-725- 577 ForRent EXECUTIVE iv,ng 1 5 acres r :our" setting .n AVAILABLE mmed,ently Courtice 5 min to 40, 3 Pearocm townhouse main level ,n new raised lend unit) in North Oshawa bungalow '900 sq It 3 New carpeting, iresnly bedrooms arge kitchen. decorated $850.mo 723- launaryroom. 2 oaths. ga- 6708 rage $1285 all inclusive 43a-0091 3 bedroom townhouse. g rage. gas neallair No pets. LAKEVIEW PARK: 4 walking distance to GO sta- bedroom. 2 baths, raised tion S925imonth plus utili- bungal4wfenced yard. qa- tees References. First 8 cast rage. $1275 hydro includ- month's rent Availablat Nov ed Avail Nov 1 Call 905- 30th Cap 668-7282. 5092825 NORTH OSHAWA 4- AVAILABLE NOV t 8 bedroom, 2400 sq it de- Dec. I. Large 3 bedroom tachad home. Great Iota- all.01 1 neutral ba - app , 1 112 batons, base - hon, very clean. $1250 + ment 8 garage. King 8 utilities Call (905)721- Townlne area 5895. + 0684. (after 6 p.m) Will. Phone 905-721-8213, Townhouses 4 � For Rent Townhouses , For Rent AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1ST FAMII,Y COMMUNITIES MONARCH MEWS /POST HILL 2,3 R 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES RENTS RANGING FROM '841 TO $970 PER MO PLUS UTILITIES NO SUBSIDUrS AVAILABLE CLOSE TO SCHOOLS. SHOPPING AND TRANSIT PLEASE CALL MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A M. TO 5 P.M. (goa) 11183-9269 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1996 T For I ONice Ill • ' Florida Vacation Retail Space Rentals AVAILABLE NOV 1 8 NEAT and tidy person to LOOKING For FLORIDA Dec 1. Large 3 bedroom share quiet home. fur. rental property Canadian townhouse, neutral decor, 4 nished room, non smoker, couple (senors) seeking appl. 1 112 baths. base- Ist/last. $375 per mo call rental property in Port mens d garage King 8 Townline area $895 728459 Charlotte area for 2-3 uel Phone 905.721-8213 COURTICE 3 -bedroom townhouse. 1 1'2 -bath. nice location, access to schools, church. public transit avail- able Nov 1st No pets Call 905-420-'037 after 7pm NEWER PICKERING: 3 bedroom townhouse $956 Plus 2 bedroom senors apt $822 inclusive 1 bed- ;oom seniors apt $725 in elusive Calf 905-837 2920 NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom . basement townhouses in wen main- tained family complex Freshly decorated wan Frig Stove. close to au amenities Starting at $738 month On site Mgm! office Call 905-728-3777 OSHAWA 2 and 3 bed- roonh 1?wnnouses for rent Nov and Dec st'last (905, 721-1518 PICKERING Triple' Cas: ta. , aNj^--;n- plus der all appliances $.'57 per T plus ptdrti es Ava able Ce. 1st Call Abe 6835'" after - c T 4z -.3' Ill CENTRAL,y house garage family roo•- 1 1, 2 bat^s stove trudge available nov '5 5895 Pius utilities 665-8215 Rooms for Rent AJAX 'umghed room for I,— . >an quiet home Share k'c-er batvoom and aunary lire Pets.srnc. Ing 58 , week c• S300-,- 42 7 300-,- 427 C AJAX, twc furnisned )wr washroom Own k ---en la' -pry utfl fill Pa'k ^ carie inctpd ed No, l mature working persor $450 mon!n 428--0482 AJAX FURNISHED rent 7_ e: home own entrance shared bath 6 K 1 1e^ Nor sn+oke, First. pas Jeocsi! call 686 '260 AJAX nisr'.ep'''T 1z -'est it quiet horse Vaiure work.ng Person welcome Jc'Garaie r^ ance 6 pair Call 686-0959 Please leave message NORTH OSHAWA acme Snared racist es tic uses laundry and utilbes Prefer rer non-smok ng female $350 !mo Cal 905.432 6661 SHARE HOUSE in Ajax with 2 professionals No smoking. no pets, $350 in- clusive (905) 428-3763 SOUTH AJAX - dean bright accommodation, full use of house, including kitchen and laundry. 53501 mo or $85/week Call John 905-683-5951 Fumished aff omodationS FURNISHED, Self -con - la tied room for rent. newly decorated. suitabe for 1 person Available Novem- ber, 1st $375/mth. Call: 7285382 atter 4pm. ' AOWn10da00n 1-SEDR00111A. in 2 -bed- room luxury condo, million dollar rec-facilities, under- ground parking, . own bathroom, A/C, non- smoker, available Nov.1. $575/mo. Female preferred. Pickering 837-2565 PICKERING - Spacious master bedroom in clean home, share facilities, fur- nished or unfurnished. No- vember 1st. Rent negotiable no pets/smolung. Couple Or woman welcomed. (905) 839-0609 NORTWCENTRAL Whit- by -Furnished house, pool. laundry, parking storage. etc Will rent daily, weekly monthly Available ASAP Nov 1 Dec 1 Call Wayne (9051430-2461 PICKERING 2 rooms in home share IaGhUBS Fur coshed or unfurnished Available immed Rent ne. gotiable Non smoking couple or women preferred (905) 420- 0249 Condominiums For Rent AJAX Spacious 2 -Bed room Security air, poo' broadloomed. S895 incfu- swe . 1st last. Petra. (905)839-5549 after bpm TWO BEDROOM A'hol Mary Oshawa SASC plus hydro. or S925 inclusive 5 appliances. secure build Ing available mmed,ately ISL1ast 436-0278 UNIQUE 1725 sci if Pwkw000 Village Courtice, oe a r oom s. loft bedroom . ofan um fireplace air con .tennis courts. carwash -,eautitul grounds. St 100, no plus uhf Call905 436 397 after 6 p m or 905 -:85.2009 EXECU-SUITE re �,e.,., '�stied suite, hciudmg dishes liner tei --Phone cable etc all in iusrve Wh,tbv Long term hors I— ' 905-852 128 Office 8 MA* Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent '. ?: k e , w•, 5??: 850 sci 2nd fir 555: 600 sq -na,n :50C 250 sq main S35C 1,00 2nd is, $500 Call 434 244' or 655-4.32 OFFICE space 17r ,ease Dire. » busy Hwy02 lano-cap access 3.1 ;;-)r Plenty of pant ,^, Call 905- 725-999' Garage d • Storage Space WANTED- Hesioenhal Rent For storage only Ivi be secure Cali 509-2804 E, . ' etlrement Living PRIVATE HOME Res, ;l Ava, ab.eHJuse v.eeping and '-heais provid- eo Phone 9C5 985 8.,2,, r 905 523 393' Personals months between Jan 15/97 8 April 15,197 Prefer 2 bed- room rental close to all Out -Of -Town am Properties P.E.I. OCEAN VIEW LOTS on Cape Sharpe, Gaspereaux PEI. lust moments from Pamure is- land Beach. 100 x 200. $7000 each 905 434- 6311 amenities Call (905)242- 1857 Vacation Properties Private Homes ' ' For Sale $3500 tun priced. Seclud- ed wooded Trader lot ad ,scent to huge county for BEAUTIFUL RAVINE LOT $' 5,9 900 Oshawa. over improved 3 . 1 bedrooms. a, c. high elf gas heat, some hardwood 8 ceramic flooring Newer broadloom. new oak kit unshed walk out basement 2nd fit 3 PC bath. sep side en- trance. big beautiful private yard with western expo- sure Exclusivesting For your private viewing cal' Rosaleen Fitzgerald. at Sutton Group Class -c 430- 9000 BROCK RD S 2 Great tar 1, -ca' ^• 3.1 bed- room. 4 baths. walkout basement newly broad. loomed 8 decorated $158 50C Can ,905.294 8461 or (905473-3268 COURTICE Custom bun �ndi 0ual'v aes,gned 3 bedrooms. 2 1'2 baths. fin - ished basement lots of closets main floor laundry room. large eat in K11Chen ::vcular driveway fireplace. _lose to schools and shops $18-900 Call 404-2683 COURTICE Open House c-^day(s 2-4 p•^, AsK g $198 500 2201 sq It 3 'v?drCOr^ 2 1 2 baths. Kass nge• home or quiet •escen! Greenhouse k' _ham Noor Sundry 8 'a•� 1100- w out !C deck -ed CAC 8 VAC 436 ;84 EXECUTIVE HOME :'es' ge a -ea - 65C sq N, 4 bedrooms 3 oarhrooms cental vac and central an air cleaner, heated in ground pod fire- Placefully fenced and Landscaped bacliydra ASK - ng $256 900 Cay' 436 0548 x arrange a viewing Serous otters only No agents IMMACULATE crck bun ;a w ..;a 3... 1. ire .Doer -est lower ;ent-ai air exce',ent investment c' 32.900 v%l Iasi Must ere .905 '28-6'45 OSHAWA 3 bedroom Iron airing room tc a'je fenced yard Attil "oboiril area S'28 OGG _an (905 71-6685 SOUTH AJAX aetacned s'�rry _ :apOsq" home 4 Dedrx,o r5,% 2 1:2 baths. FP central air. t0 man spa 60' TV AC Is II00, laundry finished bsmi Reduced 905 6832309 Lots For Sale aiie O, !a- - Va• nets Dream Single building ,ot nestled in Pines 350 it from waters edge Unrestricted view Cad 905 683 2548 Personals estgood road, sandy beach, fishing. Cobourg area 1416)431-1555 Business M Opportunities SEEKING 5 key people with entrepreneurial back ground, will train to earn $250K new car Call (905)404 2211 Me, Personals BORED ONTARIO HOUtiFWIVES names 8 private phone numbers. 1 900 451 3638 ext 704. $3 29min, must be 18 T - tone rem Companions • ' Auctions • ' Auctions ' Auctions EASTSIDE CONNEC TIONS DATELINE Free to call to place your ad. no charges for ladies. no phone bill charges. 905 430 7060 News Advertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m Sal. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 683.0 0, tamper Trailer Sites t Deaths ' Deaths RED SETTER RESORT fa..• campground and cottage resort on the Trent Large spacious sites Full hook ur from $825 2 and 3 bed -,o- cottages from $350'week Rec hall. store. pool lake'•^,^t swimming, boating ;Doo fishing 905- 4360807 705-778-3096 Money Im to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED.SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. 011-1l DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS Mortgages, 91-71 Insurance MORTGAGES Good, to^. a,c n.ancmg for any Ps, -pose, rates from 5 95', All applications ac- ceoled Commun.ty F�nan- nal Services 6686805 • 'Business t7piortuntties BUIINESS OPPOR- TUNITY - Bath ' F .ewF sale house with 2 aca•'-- encs and two bay coin operated car wast S6G 000 1506 278- 3264 830 am - 6 pm 506, 278-5042 after 6 30 Pm DO YOU MANUFAC TUBE IMPORT WHOLE SALE.RETAIL OR CRAFT INTE RE STING'UNIQUE PRODUCTS' Tne General Store of Mississauga is opening a new branch in Whnby Ma -i We sell your Products in an upscale re- tail environment without you being there Can John �,Chut at 1905,608-0777 or r u 19C5,638 090C ENTREPRENEURS We Provide a gva- ipportjnrty You Determine me income Call 9C5 436-0800 Personals Personal Prayer To The Blessed Virgin Holy Spirit. You who makes me see everything and shows me the way to reach my ideal You who gives me the Devine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me, and You, who are In all the instances of my life with me. I in this short dialogue, want to thank You for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be seperated from You no matter how great the material desires may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones. In Your perpetual glory. Amen Thank You for your love towards me and my loved ones. Persons must pray this 3 consecutive days, without asking Your request. After the third day your wish will be granted, no matter how difficult: R may be. Then promise to publish this dialogue as soon as Your favor has been granted. McNABNEY, John Peacefully at the Ajay R Picker- ing Hospital on Tuesday October 15 1996 Beloved husband of Barbara Loving father of Paul and Jackie and her husband Mike Brown Dear grandfa- ther of Chns, Kelly. Scott and Kevin. Brother of May. Muriel. Sam and Edith Fnends may call at the McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME 28 Old Kingston Road Ajax (Pickering Village) from 2-4 and 7-9 pm on Thursday Funeral service In the chapel on Friday October 18 1996 at 11 am Interment. Re- sthaven Memorial Gardens. Scarborough Cards Of Cards Of Thanks Thanks Laurie White l,Iur expressions of IoNc for I -auric have been overwhelming. We would like to thank cvcr�onc from the bottom of uur hearts fur your support, kind Hords and gcncrosit%. Your thoughts and praycr` are hclping us get through each da`. We arc happI to know that not only has Laurie hrou,ht so much joy and line into our lives. but also into the I i%es of .o main other.. r.1 Brent, Shirlex & I.isa OUTSTANDING ESTATE AUCTION LOADED WITH ANTIQUES FROM THE ESTATE HOME To be sold by absolute auction private collection of antique dealer... only the most unique and collectable items pack the estate home... over 200 lots of feature quality.... furnishings include styles such as Chippendale, French, Duncan Phyfe, Louis 16th, Empire. Depression, end tables, bookcases, carved sofas, china cabinets, four beautiful antique bedroom sets, magnificent 12 pc. carved Chippendale dining set with 10 foot banded table, hall tables etc., etc., etc.. cheval mirrors, carved wall mirrors, mantle and wall clocks, Persian rugs, commodes, curio cabinets, gramophone with horn, bronze statue, wing chairs, oil paintings, lots of collectors china and crystal, porcelain, crystal chandeliers, bisque antique dolls, parlor lamps, secretary and knee hole desks, drum tables, Tiffany style lamps, Blackmore hand carved floor lamp. Venetian mirrors... etc. etc. etc... items too numerous to list. AUCTION SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 AT 1:00 SHARP Preview from 12:00 noon LOCATION: 14 Walmer Rd., Richmond Hill (north on Yonge St. from Hwy. 7, about 2 miles to Weldrick go west to Walmer...) Terms. cash. Visa, or cheque with proper I.D. - 5". buyers premium In effect... delivery available . Auctioneers note: rare chance to pluck a treasure straight from the estate. ...please space is limited... no children if possible.. thank you. Autumn Art Auction 5� ddwjm 20 ett %le Olde eu�.a '�%tll. 7�i�veaetle 12:00 rAzwc rw 1:00 Stant 140 Yieces In All �eatcvti+t %ails ya Pa a-= 41461& %rwla r�e.wacc • lauue Gray • � Lrsrt6et4 6,41r ea4saw Its Zs/ctt GaluKeu •earl brur.fct4 • &Ix �ef�ttic `;k.94 a NOW/ Sclreit %iigb! %tt4 ekawrcl 7e %kc Ge," 'luict %1%twc.ry %su.Le�a..a.scc 7/�(lq�l .Ste'cC 147% e44a.i4 illi. .�"eaEcq /1�.rre.ry 76r �r:.c4 Sts.. %%tract Sets ,/1...�a .�....x6cta $uwuwri s %apru4y '�"��9 %ilewKurttz is r�cuwr.rrGct Le�rr. �y Se.t if/alc r�ieal %l�cdwcy )til 7CTr r-'Ias e+ �W+er+ qM" W -All 1 'Tet[4r E.We .'7cair �u. .sl trl� Suwlalj ?!/aa4 Val, S4.u.Wl /Suldr.r %X,euc I,. eu. jCtt [a t -ie HWY�_ N — �I/c.rtet yklCcgtcc�Cs6rrs arete«aw � _� &4&.vile HWY 401 = 3 B.F. Personal Prayer To The Blessed Virgin PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN (never known to fail). Oh, most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendour of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh Star of the Sea, help me and show me here. you are my Mother. Oh Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to secure me in my necessity (make request). There are none that can withstand your power. Oh Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee, (3 times). Holy Mary, I place this cause in your hands. (3 times). Say this prayer for three consecutive days and then you must publish. It will be granted to you. C.F. Garage Sales & �� ardSaI s Sale Package Call Classified Advertising at 683.0707 or fax it at 683.7363. TILL• • r..rr_ r.Tra r. r. r. r. rr. ... .... rimer. r. n .. ..u.c o♦/• L• 1[ FOCUS ON BUSINESS W, Barb's Dolls 1r%0 Now Accepting Registration Porcelain Dell Making Taught by a Certified Artisan. Classes Commence Leek of Sept. 30 42,1- 422 Anne Marie Predko is dedicated to helping families with their legal needs Kids Woodworking Camp Norw"bar Ope rigs: 91h, fah. 23rd. 70th Lima of i klds pw carltp - Mgulu Now Courses A Workshops wood Turning NorkvM.p Intra - sat . Nm 4th. 4 14 a m - 12 l0 p in, •Wvamcd - Sat . Nov I tit h, 9 30 a m - 12 p in, Intro to Woodw•rking C'rursr %fon nights h q}9 ip p m ..tarts Nov. 181h. H weeks word Carving Course Nked mghis 7 -lop m . ,tart: tXc ird. 10 weeks limited Enrollment, Pre-Reglsrraon Required Callfor drtails d Info. P"Aage 71w wepeatetr's 154uwee (t wwveors-w A w......wee S... 1885 Cbnmts Rd. - Unit 254, Pickering Anne Marie Predko Lawyer • Wills & Estates • Real Estate Law • Family Law • Boards R Commissions *Young Offenders (905) 619-0222 Lawyer Anne Marie Predko focuses her practice on family law, young offenders, wills and estates and real estate. At sonic time in all our lives we're going to need the assistance of a lawyer. Choosing one that can help with your particular needs can be difficult. Anne Marie Predko focuses her practice on family law, employment law, wills and estates, real estate and young oftenders. A graduate of the Osgoode Hall Law School, she was called to the bar last February and established her practice in Ajax where she has lived for the past six years. Her interest in family law stems from a family background in social work. She wanted to assist individuals to resolve problems associated with the many areas that come under family law. "I assist clients who are in crisis and need someone who can clearly explain their options and estimate the cost of legal action;" she explains. "I can help them see their short term goals and their long term priorities" Anne Marie says that her goal is to resolve situations like relationship breakdowns quickly and fairly without a great deal of cost. If necessary she will offer referrals to counselling facilities, mediators, arbitrators and children's services which can assist in structuring and adjusting to your new family dynamic. She offers services for divorce, separation, custody and access, support and alimony, division of property, child welfare and family . adoption. Young offenders and their unique problems is another area to which Anne Marie has dedicated her practice. She explains that more crea(i%e ,olution,, have to he found to prevent soung pet)ple from continum_ their criminal acti%itles when they become adults. Anne Marie says that in most cases young offenders shouldn't he treated like adults where incarceration is more likely and hopes of rehahilitation are lessened. -I focus on negotiation, either before the young offender is charged, when restitution and community service will he more constructive, or after charges have been laid, when probation, and again community service and restitution are more effective then incarceration;' she explains. Anne Marie offers services for young offenders that include representing clients on all criminal code charges and drug offenses. She will also conduct investigations and appear at bail hearings and plea bargainings. Her other services includes real estate transactions, including the purchase, sale and mortgage of homes; wills and estates and powers of attorney. She will handle property and ownership disputes, represent you at boards, commissions and inquiries and act as your legal counsel for wrongful dismissal suits and human rights actions. Anne Marie offers a 1/2 hour free consultation. Her office is open Monday to Friday and evening and weekend appointments are available. Her office is located at 487 Westney Rd. S. Unit 8 in Ajax. For more information call (905) 619-0222. Advertising Feature DURHAM NN INDONN'S & DOORS L E Casement (905) 579-2222 oHUNGe G L"L e'O �` e.;• 'ILT ACTON ✓nyi WmoowS 3 GArS • PICTURE M%DOWS aAv a BOW NI^.DOWS • ^.iJRA.%CE CLAIMS DOORS -TORM DOORS • '.EN CONSTRUCTION ,vlNoows T1se�iMdd2'�OL' MGB4� 5 WAYNE HUTCHINSON EF GAINS-A�.A •'riF. { ..u.r.,, ;rr ,r., tiwr 1-,579-2222 579-2222 Gunther Ivens Contracting Aodrtlons. Second Storeys, Basement Apartments. Decks. Vinyl Replacement Windows. All Interior Renovations. "FREE LOW E" I Limlte: 7.--e e ^.y Call Gunther 839-0681. Serving :,,main Reglor'or over 25 years. 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New and Improved, only $2.49 per minute. It W N' - K - N SOUND GOOD TO YOU? Married colpo seeking a B: mak own b. Want sorlwone who him to party mid nave tun' BOX 19764 .ET S TALK. 30. Mlle seeking discrete COMpI onship with mak who mar be missing something r ms manage Discretion a must. BOX 31761 :NE SETY LADY, 37 year old single female snit rery Ing her Looking for a con with m oaggage. rno has rwra been mrned, between 35 and 45 rno b s Catholic Andaa life Enpy mores, watt skiing. socalmng and more. Preto men who are hroncally stable such as doctoi towyws. phar mina or esacutnes who want to experience a better bread of personality SOX 12253 DOMINANT FEMALE Attrecbw 27 panmeing telae Looking fa a single white MAN. 30 and 35 Children we welcome if thin interests you. pyre :am a massage BOX 11116 EASY GOING MOM Sten. rtractrre W" motet of two 37 Entry diming. dining on. moves and more Looking for a honest CAI rtptoyed and attractive maw. 34 b 40, with a seat of humor who also lora Ide am children Single falters we- :pme BOX 14711 PIE -TE BRUNETTE Under rad. French manure m :000ug cath cute shape possesses gran parson, nh Jou De Vine win 014 ue WssMs looking -or'rendI vim' a hon smoking. slit"dower .";w trait 45 tc 55 S 11 afadnfMO with Morals and a :onscwnce !t you to lucky. you core across ire a gm of a peso ted we ng wth ret issue 9C 23124 CAL. SOON, GUT'S. 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Looking for as Independent. sncere, tallslim. dark hated mak. 23 to 30. who wants a loving. committed relationship BOX 23142 SINGLE LADY 49, amactne, appeen youni midi. um height And bald. 1mncially secure Seeking attractive gentleman who enjoys outdoor life. music theatre. occasional dining out And tram BOX 31739 ALIVE AND FIM, t6 year old HI 5 5" 1fi01ps looking for fun nines to shat with that Teo* someone Likes qun mghts ;n studying, gang out once in a while to have spore tun Appearance Mt important BOX 23140 AUTUMN IS HERE Let s wek and talk. blonde. 5 2' lady. smcerehMaL good sense of humor Loves outdoors. nature, ns Seeks country gent 51 to W. to snare him filled retirement years. BOX 31735 ENJOYS SIMPLE LIFE Single. S3. 5, very pate young at hen entns ouboos country And So s MUSK dining aC Caning. socalmng. wtth good sen se of Mena Cooing for emcee •iuhonstwo No had games 9C 23139 BOWLING ANYONE' Looking forwe nye. 40 and 45. Must oto children, ploy Msang opo peop+e s caring. east gong and to I and also love to pan m S'6- 125bs. shirt CK, mar. halo eyes BOX 23'34 LOVING CARING NATURE 65 nor old unttached white famwe coils" aRrKbve wad trustworthy Seeking r omit and kind whuaw adower win a On. mire WSWL good Knee of humor a warm sunk and who n kthdn out not A f rt Rept 'f YOL 'a" the same in>am , BOX 23135 WAR- ROMANCE''' in Vim qn' Yoeg. floor. :ally secure female Mb 9 W Right Law ym- dren. Cusom. coking. Mounm :~g. It Race ale age uMnporard Segk taahr wecol BCI !1191 DO YOU Ex1STI Seating Yong orae who a ern; Wool P"ngs. k*. Curacao Will -calfn9 out i m n'1 yr ale. 5'6" fenWe BOX 19442 SOUND LIKE YOU' 29 r old "us "4•b smi modes of tic rang boys i m down to term ad Muco.e Enoy ,usK. dancing. 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HONEST YALE Lae 26's. atrKtm. hl OoIRi to would Ire to shoe sane I too is let's talk BOX moires, walking. eh Seek honest rothnoc. non I" very trustwertny and coming. enjoys outdoors 23261 "Ing female 30 to 40 for in open and honest campns garar Darla and Wel evwlmgs As for CANCER MALE WANTED Nn smoker. deem. sono relationship Single moms welcome BOX 31696 hopes. 4 s Sodom an inconvenience dtugn ' d of humor Once. employed no young children must TENDER YALE Easygoing 32 yea old 5 l And 160 rnhw oe out hot Seeking vmdar arrecirn Icma e line lots Of bine to spend 1090* 1 am 5 2` 1 I pound single white male Attractive honest. funny lor fneasmp Durham reglon BOX 3'754 Ds a vin 17. em w ad Check l till BOX nVq and family Oriented Enos dnang. mores Con- LOOKING ;^A FUN 'ad niblrhea maks 23 wrsno a a "9" or no town f You ae the lookinq'or Ir: gm's '8:0 35 BOX 23'19 same eke a "nice rt give me a :all BOX '2239 LOYAL AND RASO ONA'E AmaCD" nattat ny OLD FASHIONED VALUES 29 yet Ord 5'7 single angle amre Toe vitt 2 cods 34 5 " 1res male Looking for An say going woman who enjoys ekes paying guns ooabng. Cmprq and spending gang out. hiking res outer times Someone and 'On., e.r:ngs xeprng mors on alk baron LETS ENJOY LIFE Fn 35 year old single few win consderate ata ging 901 147'1 :ue Saeung s;nq:e ■I k•mae tin good Mors ugrtbmwhm Had rorkUng. nonest.urcwe mid DISTINGUISHED MALE Handsome SheM6 IOC- aardads wno s Moa: we uMcre'a'^endsn;p I true romantic Looking for an Amrxbve femme 29 msful mak :r my alk 20 s Enpy !worn gal log and a simorshp 3CX 3' 753 to 36 vim a similar outlook On life and sntM Well. walks leading. Mavis and mote .001,q fa an COULD 'HIS BE YOU' 30r 5 eorM tingle .mite lies. M a XUUDk relAtonship 9011 M altrective single Whle'emal 24 to 32 wlo s sot mai 29 6 "5 los d'ysralh 6! W *b INC CALL YE' Black mak. 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