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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_11_24HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY For Service You Can Trust 11W1Fsm1yO%T*d&0pw_1_d VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 906 Brock Road southJust south of a", Pickering) 420-4880 Handcuffed over tax hikes or police layoffs See page 7 .Speak out on \ education`I reform page 7 Kitchens Plus 10% Ifmg" Road L The Ftrtitl it MA R"(9131=16 Stora Houn:E7 Mon Wed 930a -"Pm Thurs 6 Fri 930a. -8 30 p m. NN Sat 930 am 5 00 p m. P/M10/�/� THE TOWN OF i (C„�:,";^ PUDDLIC LIBRARY y LiiIRAL New s Advertise r Sundae. Nov. 24, 1996 36 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,000 Vol. 115 No. 47 Alcohol dru S Drunk driving �;'� ti., used in Pickering nuclear station -1 `Embarrassing' situation `not widespread problem': plant bosses Bl' N1AR1A1\E T.ItKAC S PIC :ERItiG — Pickering Nuclear Generating Staticin employecs have been using drugs and alcohol while on thejob. documents obtained b-, a nuclear watchdog group reveal. The evidence of substance abuse ";Ls found in 'significant event reports' ( SFR. i obtained through Freedom of Informa- tion Act requests filed b} Durham Nuclear A%-.areness. The reports related fine incidents between Feb. 29 and Oct. 1 I of this %ear where beer and alcohol battles and drug para- phernalia were found at nanous locations inside the station. After the Oct. I I find of drug paraphernalia, a manager commented in the SFR. "The continuing discovery of such items in the plant is both embarrassing and a threat to our recovery and survival as a business:' DNA is citing the incidents in its submission on the reli- censing of the station to the Atomic Energ} Control Board. which holds iLs final hearings on the matter in Oshawa Thurs- day. The group is calling for a clarification of Ontario HNofro's See HYDRO... Page 2 Inside In the mews Editorial....................6 Sports .................... 23 Name Dropping ........ 10 Classified...............26 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 �sy of Ajax,, �4 0.00 Illi 6rN::t,fli.Ml To Doifet: $7U,M On the Internet at www.durhmmnews.net 93t+7tGST =$1 Sbuuk Did puride. a !u dri`c. ss Berms do acaaeirg sw "Number Drwory Memory. Ice escapades Kathy Moreton and daughter Tammy, 5, enjoy Parents and Tots skat- ing at the Ajax Community Centre Wednesday. photo by Andrew Iwanowski charges laid in crash that killed Pickering man, his aunt B V TONY DOYLF. Ut KHA.NI S Lki F DURHAM — A Scugog Island Tran was chareed with numerous alco- hol-related offences Wednesday in connection with a horrific car accident on Hwv. 7A last month that killed a Pickering man and his aunt and scri- ously injured his parents. Ontario Provincial Polio• sav the 36 -year-old is scheduled to appear in an Oshawa provincial courtroom Dec. 30 to face two counts of impaired dri- ving causing death. two counts of impaired driving causing bodily harm, two counts of dangerous driving caus- ing death. two counts of dangerous driviharm and causing bodily harand one count of driving with more than 80 milligrams of alcohol in I(X) millilitres of blood. The accident occurred around 9:45 a.m. Oct. 26 when a white Chevy pick- up crossed the centre line of Hwy. 7A just cast of Port Perry and slammed head-on into a Jeep Cherokee carrying a family of four. See DRUNK... Page 3 Police task force fights robbers BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF DURHAM — An army of 30 police officers has been treated to combat armed bandits who continue to rob local businesses at a record-setting pace. Durham Regional Police announced Tuesday a special task force made up of officers pulled from other units has been formed to step up foot patrols and police presence in areas which have been target- ed most often by bandits. Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie said halting the recent spree of heists at variety stores — the most frequent targets of late — is a "major priority" for the force. `"I'his is more of a proactive measure than we've ever taken before. We are already short of staff but if we want to prevent robberies we have to do some- thing," Staff Sgt. Ryrie said. To date this year there have been 268 robberies in Durham, a 40 -per cent increase over 1995. The num- ber of holdups is fast approaching the region's See POUCE... Page 3 Sandy Ryrie Bell Mobility ..n.. inn. :1ih Nn, •. y..ry�._rd�' PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 Hydro `taking appropriate a ro riate FROM PAGE 1 Policies on drug and alcohol use in the work- place and of the AECB's position on how to eliminate substance abuse at nuclear facilities. ,.It's clear there is alcohol and drug abuse at the Pickering nuclear station and it's also clear Ontario Hydro is not able to enforce its policies against alcohol and drug use;' says DNA spokesman Dave Martin. "'ti IN P Tuning up for showtime Members of the County Town Singers rehearse at Sunnycrest Nursing Home in Whitby Tuesday for The Child at Christmas concerts they'll present with the Young Singers of Ajax. Pianist Liz Araujo and, from left, Joanne Clarry of Ajax, Bob Morrison, Dorothy DeJong and Jim Clarry of Ajax tune up for the shows at 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 9 and 10, at the Salvation Army Temple on Thornton Road, Oshawa. Drunk driving charges laid in death crash FROM PAGE 1 The driver of the Cherokee. Brian Fensom of Pickering and his aunt June Humphrey of Scarborough, were both pronounced dead at the scene. Mr. Fensom's mother Ella was airlifted to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto and remains in critical condition. while his father Murray was taken to Toronto's St. Michael's Hospital and released Nov. 5. Both are from Scarborough. The accused and his 35 -year-old wife, who was a pas- senger in the pickup, were treated at Port Perry's Commu- nity Memorial Hospital for minor injuries and released. Charged is Gordon Brooks of Fralicks Beach Road. Police crack down on armed bandits FROM PAGE 1 record of 311, which occurred in 1991, the staff sergeant noted. While police view the rise as alarm- ing, even more disturbing is bandits' increasing use of weapons and violence. On a recent 71bursday night in the Oshawa and Courtice areas, three heists occurred in a span of 10 minutes, all involving firearms. In one robbery, a vic- tim was struck several times in the face with a weapon. Police are looking for the communi- ty's help to combat the problem and ask citizens to call police if they witness any suspicious people in the area of a conve- nience store. Anyone with information on a rob- bery can call the Robbery Unit at 579- 1520 ext. 5355 or Crime Stoppers at 436-8477. Tickets, at $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and stu- dents, and S5 for children under 12, are available from choir members or from Lafontaine Trading Post, Elsa's Women's and Children's Fashions, A Touch of Class, all in Whitby-, Wilson & Lee and Walters Music Centre, both of Oshawa. BIG SMIU Having run ran the V KN ads Owe" pone at thetn..r. photo by A.J. 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If you sell a product or service that would be of interest to cottage owners then one of the best places to be in 1997 is exhibiting at the huge Cottagefest event. Call today for a FREE brochure. Early bird booking discount expires December 1/96. Cottagefest Show January 31, February 1 &2, 1997 Metro East Trade Centre, Pickering 1-800-465-1073 `-, Blaisdale re MONTESSORI Schools Ages 16 months - 12 years OPEN HOUSE 16 Months - 6 Years VV'ednesdav November 27th - 7:00 p.m. 545 Kingston Rd. East Ajax (E. of Hw--v. 2 & Church) (905) 509-5005 Head Office Get hooked to the Net. Gall us at FR3-5110. PACE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 Private rel* i ous schools are`discpp ointe d but not discouraged' after top court denies funding Bl' LIND.lk WHITE . A_H REPORTER DURHAM — Christian school principals here aren't surprised by a Supreme Court of Canada ruling that independent religious schools aren't entitled to government funding. disappointed. but we're not discouraged;' says Stan Baker. princi- pal of Immanuel Christian School in Oshawa. " We'rc convinced enough in what we're doing that we're not giving up.' The ruling came after five Jewish and four Christian parents claimed they were being discriminated against on religious grounds because the Province would not extend funding to their schools. In reaching its decision, the Supreme Court relied on the British North America Act which protects Roman Catholic schools in Ontario and Protestant schools in Quebec. But if Catholic schools in Ontario receive funding. "it should be extended to other religious groups•" argues qtr. Baker. \A -hose school offers instruction in junior kindergarten to Grade 8 and has a student population of 153. Annual tuition for each is S6.(W. *'We see this as a basic injustice in education- al funding." adds Mr. Baker. H: is calling on the provincial government to look at British- Colum-bia, where reli- gious schoolsLOW HOME receive partial INSURANCE RATJ_:� fundine. «'tile he SAVETu • • believes that has DISCOUNTS FOR AGE "lowered the cost . New Home • Alarms - No of education overall", %I r. JONES -Do Baker maintains RAN( t KR( funding religious Over 23 Yea schools would MARSHA JONES DO allow for Qreale r "Personal Service ,s oar freedom of expression". 427-3595 At Pickering Chri,tian School in Ajax, principal Paul Ogborne `'never expected them to _give (funding) to � us. The battle was fought more out of principle than expectations." But Mr. Ogborne isn't bit- ter. "Our funda- mental reason for being here is our religious princi- ples ... I always expected if we did get money it would be with strings attached", such as hiring regulations. He fears that ..would compro- mise our morals. Money is not an issue. Each school would have to decide whether to take Tom Oldman Separate school boss 'not convinced it was the right thing to do' The school offers instruction from junior kindergarten to G ade R, has a student population ol" about 195. 'tuition for each is $3.300 a year. Stili, the government hasn't dammed the door shut on funding independent and private sch,)ols. Min - inter of Education and Training' John Snobelen has said he is willing, to talk to private school representatives. Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board chairr.tan Tom Oldman is "not convinced (the ruline) was the right thing to do. I don't knowy that it would have cost anvbodv an- thing- to extend funding to private schools. "Any religious organization which wishes to endorse moral values through education is an attribute to society;" notes Mr. Oldman. Ontario public school boards,' however, are pleased with the Supreme Court's decision. "This was an important decision which ensured that Ontario's public school system will not be fractured into a myriad of' solitary school systems, all competing for public funding.- Lynn Peterson, president of the Ontario Public School Boards' Association, says in a press release. Durham Board of Education. chairman Audrey titacI.ean couldn't be reached for com- ment. 50 Claims OLEY tKER rs OLEY AIIC D fterence 1 CORRECTION In t~.s week s Kmart flyer effective Saturday. November 23rd. the 300O OFF Newborn. Infant 8 2-3x Outerwear should have read -30'. 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Sears Canada Inc. _ . _ ....... , 4Ypec1 morV fri )qi ,SV q r� .............. .. . ..... ..'.'.'..'.... . ffini Improve special education, parents tell public board as school budget talks loom BY LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — Parents of children with special needs are urging public school trustees to carefully consider the young- sters' plight before wading into next year's budget deliberations. At the same time, other par- ents are looking for improve- ments to older schools and at least one teacher is working to protect the board's design and technology centres. Those were among the mes- sages delivered to Durham Board of Education staff and trustees at a community input session Wednesday night at Dunbarton High School in Pick- ering. Special education is not an optional program," Sandy Turn- er, whose son has a learning dis- ability, reminded trustees. Unless they get adequate sup- port at school, "then we can't get upset with them when they choose social assistance or land in a correctional institution" later in life. Ms. Turner pointed to the clo- sure of the board's two vocation- al schools and the loss of two dozen special education teachers in 1993 as "the big down- fall ... We can no longer cover our eyes and ears and hope (learn- ing -disabled students) survive:' Trustees applauded her r..h* raweirr �i r� I R efforts to contact officials at the Ministry of Education and Training and her MPP and urged other parents to do the same. Superintendent Bev Freed- man admitted "there are inade- quacies in delivery (of special education) within our schools" and is working to resolve such problems. "We do what we can" with limited resources, she said. Another parent painted a dif- ferent picture, saying her son was identified with special needs in kindergarten and has been placed in an appropriate Program. Though he is now making "remarkable" progress, his first few months at school were diffi- cult, recalled Lynne Aylsworth. She said it was "heartbreaking" to ask her son who he played with at recess only to hear him reply. "Nobody...Everyone calls me stupid" Now that he's in a class with other special -needs students, "he feels better about himself. That is important to leaming:' Still, Ms. Aylsworth says she is "horrified" to hear about other families who aren't as lucky and are having problems meeting the needs of their children. Meanwhile. Pickering's Bayview Heights Public School design centre teacher David Horton called on trustees to pro- tect "a valuable program which benefits students directly" Last year, the board consid- ered chopping the program for Grade 7 students. Though it was saved, Mr. Horton hopes it has a smoother ride this year. Ji!l Foster, a parent at Eliza- beth B. Phin Public School in Pickering, urged the board to bring older schools up to par with new schools. "We must maintain our build- ings so our children spend their days in safe (surroundings)," argued Ms. Foster, who pro- posed allowing schools to hold fund-raising activities to finance such projects as building gym- nasiums. Correction AJAX — A woman was incorrectly identified and the names of two children were spelled wrong in a caption accompanying a photograph about the Ajax Block Parents in the Nov. 17 News Advertiser. The woman in the photo was Brenda Mosher -can Hoof and the children were Chantele Moniz and Laura Layzell. The News Advertiser regrets the errors. Come and have your picture taken with "Little Bead' AT DURHAM CENTRE �.. Novo �i:oo 8.111. - -in ENTER FOR A CNANCE TO WIN J ININ 1 OF 12 orae EOSInc H"is cob" d" 6& owd drop i in As bIM b: d Zelm Wm ow.* for s dare 0 w ae of 12 ftv Of I& 00• Aim ='_W& 0esr A b of Zeis es Mled., Dec. MA -`'''' � - el 11:00 s.a a draw Ib wars rtwes rr IQ 0" oM a FM taster wilA Ib W&M of o ' 14 sow vides. IrYif�i�WYW „�^Il,wr a� W r��. rhes. ere. .• 4 - ' Address — Uy 26th ;00 noon .festal code TNN TesHM OwstiM: Whd cobw is LN& Deaf for chins— 3 + Deer A take ploce an Wed, DK. 4th el 1100 a m. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 -PAGE 5 • • • • • • • • • • 00, 0 POO 0000 Morning • Noon &. NI*ght Our evening prizeboard pays up to s45OO plus super jackpot! (7 pm to 10 pmt ENVIRONMENTALLY CONTROLLED SMOKE-FREE AREA NOW AVAILABLE! - ,J A I +I I If you spot news in the makiner, please call our newsroom at 683-5110. Brock West Landfill Site Closes November 30, 1996. After November 30, residents and companies who once brought their waste directly to this site must dispose of all garbage, household hazardous waste* and recyclables at other sites in the Durham and Metro regions. Ckan fill (soil) will continue to be accepted at Brock West for final landfill cover. During the next six months, the Brock West Landfill site will be used by Metro Warks to accept waste transferred as part of the Brock North Landfill Site Renewal Project. *Housebold hazardous waste will be accepted until Deceneber 1$ 1996 on Wednesdays, 1&00 a xL to 6,-OOp.nL and Saturdays, 7.-00 a.nl to 1230 P. nL To locate a new site nearest to you, call: In Durham: (905) 668-7721 In Metro: (416) 392-82851TDD (416) 397-0831 ----------- ---- ----- ---- - --- - - —.. 00_00.,-- ... . PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 vEditorialsand ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper published Wednesday. Fnday. Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont.LIS 21-15 TP40M' J. UNTI TAKER PuNisher JOANNE B1'RGH4iRDT. Editur-m-Ciuef BRUCE DAN'FORD. Advertising mvtaM S-W,N'E HOt1tiTONi. M1tanagtng Editor At.4'IPi BROt'R'ER, Reil adstttismg manager ABE FAKH01'RIE. Dtstnbunon managt: General: (905) W-5110 Classified: (W)5) C7Z+3-0707 Cirnd26m: 11)05) 683-5117 FAX: (905( 6F;-7363 ENI ail: Newsnvm( durfianmews net On the Internet: httpJ/www.durham- w%s.net. The News .Ad%,Lm,.-r is a memtvr of the Ajax -N:kenng Board of Trade. Canadian Community Newspaper As . Canadian Cut-ulations Audit &vird. Ontario Press Counal and WWI The publisher resenes the right to classity or refuse any advertisement. Credit fcx a wrti ement limited to space prior emx tx-cupies Open for business: It's about time Finally, a government which is treating us like adults and allowing us to make our own decisions. For years, the NDP zo-ernment under Bob Rae refused to allow stores to open on Boxing Day. Although retailers pleaded for the extra day of business, and some stores opened Illegally to protest the law - the NDP turned its back on the issue. much as the Liberals did for v.ears on Sunday shopping. But now the Tories and Solicitor General Bob Runciman have taken steps to change the law. The bill is quickly making its way through Queen's Park. ?dote the words of Mr. Runciman in the legisla- ture Wednesday, "Store owners will now be free to decide whether or not they will be open or closed that day and consumers will have the choice of whether to shop or not." And that's exactly how it should be. The choice should be left up to us. By Dec. 26. stores across Ontario should be free to open their doors to shoppers looking to spend money. And it's spending money which will keep our economy on the upside. And the hue and cry about employees being forced to work on Boxing Day isn't likely to be a problem as the new legislation will make sure an employer cannot force an employee to work that day. The same argument was made about Sunday shopping. Unions cried families would be hurt because mom or dad would be forced to work Sunday. That never happened and some families were glad to see the extra income. The old law was even more flawed because many municipalities also flouted it by designating their downtown's and in some cases, their entire towns, as a tourist area. That designation allowed a store to open on Boxing Day without facing charges and fines. Changing the archaic Boxing Day law is a good idea which should have been done years ago. 4 To respond to this editorial caU lejosorrrce at nfosounce 683-7040 and dial Sill v Letters to the editor They are our children, all of them To the editor: Re: your recent article of a group of people offering to provide hot school lunches in a Pickering school. This idea might not be perfect, but at least it is a step in the right direction. Canada is one of a few so-called developed countries that do not pro- vide school lunches, hot or cold. Even the Americans do that, but not Canada, one of the richer countries in the world. Perhaps one way to do this would be by a non-profit organization, since we cannot rely on government, at least not in Ontario at the present time. Satiety has changed in the past 20 to 30 years, forcing both parents to hold jobs with obvious cDnsequenrxs. Surely this matter is worthy of a dis- cussion among ourselves. A great frshemian once said, "What you do for one of the little ones, that you do for me" After all, they are our children, all of them. INark Pprala, Ajax Creek `monster' disturbs serenity To the editor: A monster across from Dufftns Creek? What is going on across the creek? Where is all this blowing, howling and screeching coming from'? When we moved to Lake Driveway West in south Ajax 10 years ago, we had to pay a $10,000 premium on our property because of the creek and the lovely trees bordering on our back- yard. We expected a quiet and serene environment for years to ccme. How time has changea. Now we can't sleep with our window open. What is all that beautiful forest for if you're unable to benefit from the fresh air during sleep'? Here is an issue for the Durham health control. The problem is we have to listen to the monster on Clements Road day and night, weekdays, weekends, even holidays, it never stops. Sometimes more, sometimes less, depending on the direction of wind, but always there. Like some medieval water torture dri- ving you slowly, but surely, bonkers. Funny thing when investigating one night at 3 a.m. the noise is not too bad. But two kilometres east of the location of the plant the noise level is quite different from standing up close. What can we do about it'? First, let's find out if I'm going senile. Second, if some other people have the same problem please let our mayor know. How? Cut this letter out of the paper, if this paper is kind enough to publish it, paste it on a piece of paper with your signature and send it to the Town of Ajax. Or fax it. If those options are not possible, drop it in my mail box at 227 Lake Driveway W. and I will fax it for you or hand -deliver them myself. John H. Eckert, Ajax Improvements worth the wait To the editor: Local motorists have been subject- ed to what seems like endless con- struction. Pickering Village, in particu- lar, is unpleasant to drive through. Despite the inconvenience, I would like to commend those involved for allowing traffic to continue to pass through the Church Street and Hwy. 2 area. There are few detours. The improvements are coming along nice- ly. We'll have a terrific Pickering Village when the work is finished! Karen Belfry, Ajax Blake Purdy Opinion The camera lies Call it Billy Madison Goes to Washington. Or Dui'us Newspaper Guv Stumbles into Ottawa. My bosses recently sent me to the nation's capital to upgrade my computer skills. (I misinterpreted their suggestion to "Have some fun with your laptop in Silicone Valley North ... and remember to take your floppy") Well, it wasn't quite Ottawa. The course was in nearby Ncpean. And. it wasn't to up`Tade my computer skill.". I needed to acquire some to complerllcnt the two I had: (I ) hunt and (2) peck. Sot back w schtx)I I went for two day." to take a coursc in something called Photoshop. (Again I misinterpreted rm bosses and thought they were sending me ofl' to add to my collection of "art'* maga- zines. ) Photoshop, it turns out, is a computer program that lets you manipulate picture." after they've been taken. When the bows sent me on this course, they forgot the adage aN)ut a Ildtic knowledge being a dangerous thin,. Especially if that knowledge is in the nog- gin' of a newsman who subscribes to the theory "Why let the facts get in the way of a good story?" In Photoshop 101, after the class member attempting to disguise had breath was forced to remove his gum and put it on the end of his nose (b)y, was I embarrassed'), we learned to forget that notion that the camera never lies. In fact. a zoom lens can be thought of as Pinocchio's nose. We discovered that you can chop off a photo subject's head and place it on the shoulders of another person. Say, for example, we wanted to drum up a story about a male politician being revealed as a cross -dresser. , We were taught how to change the AN above a building. Particularly useful to illustrate a fable about a nuclear plant j exploding. i And, we found out that you can change someone's appearance -- add lip- stick to a nun, for instance, put a string of pearls on a high school football star, ren- der bald a model whose fame came by way of her big hair. When I returned to work the following Monday, giggling mightily as I turned on the computer, the bosses knew something was wrong. I was on time. As I opened Photoshop and began to fuzzify the face of a mayor to show them what I'd learned, they reminded me of their hang- up with ethics and launched into their tired old lecture about integrity and the importance of honesty in the newspaper business. Then, they asked, "Did you learn how to touch up photos, to improve the quali- ty of pictures for the benefit of our valued '; readers?" � I am now standing in a corner of the office, facing a wall. If I could just get the gum off my nose with my tongue... L\ To comment on this column nfosoturt:e calllnfosource at 683-7040 and dial 5107 I Around Durham Region Public school board wants citizens' input on sweeping, reform proposed in education ❑ Board and 11 others in GTA want `urgent' meeting with Education Minister Snobelen BY CHRISTY CHASE SIAI+ RLPORI-F.R DURHAM — The Durham Board of Education will hold a series of public meetings to discuss sweeping changes in education proposed in the recent Crombie report. As well, the board and I I other public boards in the Greater Toronto Area have asked for an "urgent' meeting with Education Minister John Snobelen to talk about former Toronto mayor David Crombie's Who Does What report on edu- cation. The boards, which repre- sent about a quarter of all Ontario students, are concerned about the impact of any reform on the public system. "The trustees agreed that this report needs to be shared and discussed at the local school community level and area meetings in each municipality will be arranged as soon as possible;" says board chairman Audrey MacLean. At Monday's standing committee meet- ing, trustees discussed the Crombie report in which he suggests the number of school boards be reduced by half; almost all taxa- tion powers be removed from boards, busi- ness functions, such as school maintenance and student transportation, be "out- sourced" to municipalities or service providers; and a new funding formula be developed. In his report, Mr. Crombie states the five principles of education should be qual- ity education for all students; equity for students and taxpayers; affordability; accountability to students, parents and tax- payers; and responsiveness to local needs. "We have no arguments with the goals of the report," Ms. MacLean says. "We do, however, have serious concerns about the process by which the changes will be designed and implemented" She says education needs "a new and innovative leading-edge model:' But with- out time for consultation and community input, Ontario might instead end up with "a monstrous hybrid that makes our system the laughing stock of the western world. "The Durham Board of Education wants the Province to slow down its han- dling of the Crombie report so that boards and their constituents have some under- standing of where we are headed," she says. A staff report outlining the board's con- cerns notes the proposed funding shift would see the board's revenues crop by $ l0 million and that $5 billion the board receives from residential property taxpay- ers would be replaced by $4.6 billion in grants currently being transferred to municipal governments. Ms. MacLean says that a big concern locally is the suggestion that school boards have the same boundaries as regional or county municipalities. That would mean Durham would take in Clarington, now part of" the Northumberland-Clarington board. She says she and education director Grant Yco sat in on a meeting with Clar- ington trustees and their MPPs 'fist week, adding it was "very :)roductivc" with "very frank Discussion." A joint letter, asking the Province to postpone any ,amalgamation of Clarington "ith Durham, is being prepared for trustees' approval, she says. Meanwhile, Durham trustees are trying to set up meetings with the five MPPs who represent the area. And, directors of educa- tion in Ontario, including Mr. Yeo, have asked for a meeting with Mr. Snobelen regarding education reform. They, too, want the Province to slow down the process. Audrey MacLean THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 -PAGE 7 Ice is nice Danielle Gillis, 2, gets a hand from Mom Kelly at the Parents and Tots skating ses- sion at Ajax Community Centre Wednes- day photo by Andrew Iwanowski Region tax hike needed to avert police layoffs*. Durham boss BY KEITH GILLIGAN STAF-T REPORTER DURHAM — It would be "physically impossible" to cut $4.2 million from the Durham Regional Police budget next year with- out layoffs, according to police services board member Howard Hall. Consequently, property taxes will have to increase to avoid police lay- offs, Durham Chairman Jim Witty predicts. Speaking to Durham Council Wednesday, Scugog Mayor Hall noted that police force wages account for $46 million of the police services' 1996 budget of $53 million. "There's little opportunity to reduce much without layoffs," Mr. Jim Hall said. Durham Council set a target of freezing taxes in 1997, provided the police department can cut $4.2 mil- lion from its budget. Mr. Witty, chairman of the police services board, said in an interview he agrees with Mr. Hall. "Quite frankly, (slashing) $4.2 million is a total impossibility. It would have to represent (laying off) a minimum of 80 people, Mr. Witty How said. "I'm ballparking this, but it's a minimum of 80 people and we couldn't operate with 80 peo- ple less than we have today. That would be after completely denuding the police service of its ability to do the job properly. "We would have to close divisions, small offices. We'd have to restrict the use of vehi- cles. So many ridiculous things would have to be done. I don't feel members of council real- ize what $4 miliion represents. I don't think anyone would vote in favor of that " ,1 -his year the Region will collect about $99.6 million in property taxes with almost $53 million going to the police force. "if we were to start out at the same level as last year, we'd be hard pressed to get a couple hundred thou- sand out of there without touching manpower," Mr. Witty said. In order to keep taxes at 1996 levels, other regional departments will have to slash a combined $6 mil- lion. W Durham officials expect the my Province to reduce grants to the Region by about $8 million next year, $4.2 million of which represents the police department's share, the chair- man said. To make up the $8 million, "we're going to have to do some- thing, either cut (costs) or increase income," said Mr. Witty. "I don't know if we can rea- sonably cut $8 million and still pro- vide a reasonable level of service. 1'd Hall I'm going to bring up the old buga- boo, that if we don't have the ability to cut, then all we can do is increase our income, and one of those avenues will definite- ly be an increase in taxes. It's not an easy year. "I've heard people say no increase in taxes. Well they better come up with their magic for- mulas pretty soon because that's the only alter- native I can see." a Ajax -Pickering business group cheers Ontario Boxing Day opening act AJAX- PIC KERING — The Ajax - Pickering Board of -Trade applauds the provincial governments decision to allow stores to open on Boxing Day. believe husinesses should he allowed to he open on a voluntary hasis;' heard president John '�X'icrsma says. But. he adds. employees should be given the option of" working on L)4 --c. 26. Solicitor General Robert Runciman introduced a hill into the lec_islature Wcdnesdav that will allow businesses to open on Boxing Day. For year',. mans retailers faced fines f'>r opening on [kc. 26 because it , a hohday. the Boxin,_ Das Shk -ppmg Act w ill end the confusion that now reii_rrs on the day after Christmas; " Mr. Runciman says in a press release. -Store owners will he free to decide whether ur not they will he open and :onsumcrs will have the choice of whether or not to shop. .Nk �w people well be able to do busi- ness on what is often the hig—est shop- ping day of the \car without womin_ about beim_ ,harLed with an offence and the rmlice :an focus on their pnma- r- job of twhan�, crime Mr. Runciman adds. Mr �� icnnla says. "«e don't helie�c the govcrnrncnt should be o�crly restn,:- tno: on opening on a holiday" Government re_ulatlons on holidav openings should he ..permissive rather than restrictive". The hill ensures the right of employ- ees tc refuse to work on Boxing_ Dall will hero`_ protected through anlcrd- mcnts to the Employment Stand.ir,is A, t. PAGE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 0 Please brin(y an unwrapped to -y to the Toy Mountain display in any Eaton's store before Christmas Eve. The hood people at the Salvation Army will deliver these toys to less fortunate children in our community in time for Christmas morning. �% E r ATO N S News Advertiser 92.5 ® F mss M '"To'sRMEMONHOMM FM I THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 -PAGE 9 To list your non-profit group's upcoming events, information must be sub- mitted by 5 p.m. the Wednesday preceding Sunday publication. To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pick- ering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. MONDAY, NOV. 25 FASHION SHOW: The Christian Life Centre, corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax, hosts Ladies Time Out from 9:15 to I1 a.m. and features a holiday season fashion show with Vera Mankinen, co-ordina- for and distributor for Juhli Fashions. Music by Linda Patterson. Continential breakfast. $4 per person, free childcare. Register at 686-1411. TUESDAY, NOV. 26 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group holds its weekly meeting at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Former firefighter Jim Glendinning will speak. 619-0315 (Betty). SLO-PITCH: The Ajax Men's Slo-Pitch Association hosts its annual general meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Annandale Golf and Curling Club, Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. All players urged to attend. 428-3650. BOARD OF TRADE: The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade holds its Annual Gen- eral Meeting and Election Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. at Regalis restaurant, 1305 Dr. Bill Webster A Seminar on "COPING WITH THE HOLIDAYS" Dec.1 st, 1996 Kingsview United Church 505 Adelaide Ave. E. Oshawa 1:30 p.m. Pickering Parkway (in the Clearnet Building), Picker- ing. Members $25, others $30. 837-6638. QUILTERS: The Rouge Valley Quilters Guild meets at 7 p.m. at Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate Institute, 5400 Lawrence Ave. E., Scarborough. Meetings fourth Tuesday of month, informal quilting bee the second Tuesday of month. 686-4510 (Margaret). WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27 LUNACY BINGO: The AIDS Committee of Durham holds "lunacy" bingo every second Wednesday from 10 to 1 1:45 a.m. at Hidc- r away Bingo ` 6U Hall, Sun- U ray St., Whitby. Each bingo card costs a lo(mic ($ I ). Proceeds to the committee's programs and services. 665-0051. STANIPS: "Che Ajax Philat- elic Society meets from 6 to 9 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays until June at the Ajax Public Library, Kings Cres. and Harwood Ave. Sales circuit, loan library, table auction and guest speakers. Visitors and new members welcome. 831-9886 (Sam) or 428- 3387 (Stephen). COMPUTERS: Macintosh Users East Club meets from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in the lecture theatre of Henry Street High School, Henry St., Whithv. Lorne Cherry of Computer Buvers' Warehouse Direct discusses the power comput- ing line of Macintosh. All welcome. no charge. 433 - Christmas is a difficult time for many people. It is traditionally the season "to be jolly" and the time for family and friends to be together. When THIS Christmas is different because we have had a loss either through, death, separation, or circumstance it is all the more depressing. We often put high expectations on Christmas and most often people fell they come up short. As part of our aftemoon Dr. Bill Webster will share with participants some helpful hints on handling the holidays as well as giving some understanding of the grief process. Some practical suggestions helping people plan ahead and decide what is really important will be offered. We will also give some recommendations on helping children cope with the loss. For further IIIfOmwfiw or to register for to kit Smkw plftm cmtwt FUNERAL HOME UMITED 152 King St. E., Oshawa 433-5558 0777. RUNNING CLUB: The Pickering Running/Jogging Club meets Wednesdays at 5 p.m. at the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr. and Hwy. 2, for a half-hour, five -kilometre run. The club also runs on Sundays and Mondays. Call 509-2518 for times and locations. PARENT SUPPORT: A support group for parents of children involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parent abuse meets at 7:15 p.m. weekly. Call 1-800-488- 5666 for location. NUCLEAR STATION: The Atomic Energy Control Board hosts an informal reception from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 1101 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. All wel- come. (613)995-5086 (Car- men Ellvson). NURSES: The Ontario Association of Nurses in Independent Practice holds an information session from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police station in Pickering at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2. Author Carol Hamilton presents her b(x)k Nurse Entrepreneurship -- Seizing the Challenge and Running the Race. OANIP president Gillian Fletcher. also of Fletcher and Associ- ates, discusses entrepreneur- ship as a health professional. 839-8809 (Eileen Higdon). THURSDAY, NOV 28 POETRY: The Writers' Cir- cle of Durham Region holds an Oshawa Poets' Night err— R£ vARM� from 7 to 9 p.m. at Fazio's Restaurant and Bar, 33 Sim- coe St. S., Oshawa. Poets wishing to read and song- writers wishing to perform should call 432-2536 (Steven Laird). DEPRESSION: The COPE Mental Health Program of Ajax -Pickering holds a new weekly support group for people dealing with depres- sion. For time and location, call 686-3248 (Christine). NUCLEAR LICENCE: The Atomic Energy Control Board meets at 8:30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn, 1 101 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. Open to the pub- lic. hems on the agenda , include they relicensing of the Pick - B r i n g ,✓ Nuclear Generat- ing Station. (613)995-5080 (Carmen El lyson ). BREAST-FEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre holds a breast-feeding work- shop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Information on what to expect and how to begin breast-feeding. Cost is S25. 427-9547 for location. LEARNING DISABILI- TIES: The Learning Dis- abilities Association of Durham West meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presby- tcrian Church Hall, Church St. N., Pickering Village. The video How Difficult Can It Be:' will be shown, followed by a discussion. All welcome. 686-1909. DIABETES: The Charles -Farm Products aim. -Animal Freds 110►Fertilizer wo.-Animal Health ow. -Hardware moo—Grass seed and moreL11.1 501h. BAG OF PEANUTS $3-1.," 173.1 Hoxton St.,Claremont (Brock Rd. N.- Icft on old Brock Rd. & North to Hoxton) H. Best Diabetes Centre holds its annual general meeting from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. in Room 2007 of Sin- clair Secondary School, 380 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. A special presentation will be held for diabetics using insulin at 8:30 p.m. on the new insulation Humalog. An Eli Lilly Canada representa- tive and a diabetic taking the drug will speak. 434-7233. FRIDAY, NOV. 29 SALE: St. Martin's Anglican Church, 1203 St. Martins Dr.. Pickering, hosts a New to You Sale from 7 to 9 p.m. Clothes, toys, household items and hooks. 420-5927. FASHION SHOW: A teen fashion show in support of the united Way of Ajax - Pickering is held at 8:30 p.m. at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School, 1918 Whites Rd.. Pickerine. Fash- ions from Le Chateau. Randy River. Silk & Satin. Esprit, Buffalo Jeans, Tuxe- do Royale and Shkank. Recording artist Angel will perform. Tickets are $5 and are available through the United Way (686-(163)6), models in the show, or at the door. ADDICTION: The Sereni- ty Group holds a 12 -step addiction recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets weekly and deals with addictions of all types, including co- depcndancy. Call 428-9431 in the evening (Jim) for information. SATURDAY, NOV. 30 FAMILY FUN DAY: Arch- bishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School, 80 Man- drake St., Ajax, 'I holds a Family Fun Day and bazaar from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Face painting. bingo. games, tea room, crafts, bake sale, adult games of chance. Some proceeds to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Call 683-6004 for information. SPANISH GROUP: The Spanish Community of Durham Region holds its inaugural meeting from 2 to 5 p.m. at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church, 1148 Finch A%e.. Pickering. It aims to identify needs of the Spanish community, organize cultural, education- al and recreational activities, and increase awareness of communti} resources and services. Call 686-2661 (Gloria). (CRAFT tiH0«': Highbush Public Sch,x)I. 605 Strouds Lane, Pickering. hosts a craft show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All proceeds to school projects. Call 839-52S9 for information. IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT P1cloOmlc - Ift 1550 KNMTM RD. M 21107I� 4010 0 ST. WEST ol0601 839.8981 911"001 WINTER CHECK=UP High value package, using genuine Volkswagen parts. 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I Santa here for Pickering tree -lighting ceremony PICKERING -- Get your hats and mitts ready and mark Tuesday, Dec. 3 on your calendar. That's when the Town of Pickering hosts its annual Holiday Tree Lighting Event in the Pickering Civic Complex Esplanade Park at One The Esplanade. The ceremony is the first scheduled to take place at the Town's new gazebo, though it will be held in the lobby of the Pickering Recreation Com- plex on Valley Farm Road if it rains. The ceremony kicks off at 6:45 p.m. with a perfor- mance by the Pickering Concert Band, followed by the Lenny Graf Duo. The gazebo will offi- cially open with a ribbon - cutting ceremony, followed by a countdown to the lighting of the holiday trees. Santa is scheduled to arrive at 7:50 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Canadian Progress Club, Ajax -Pickering Women, a service club that raised $45,000 for the con- struction of the gazebo. Free candy sticks will be offered to children and light sticks will be avail- able for $2. Donations to St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Food Bank will be accepted. For more information, call the Town's department of culture and recreation at 420-4620. THE 'NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 -PAGE 11 Wacky water sports Scott McDonald of Pine Ridge Secondary School paddles furiously to get his boat across the pool in the Campbell's Soup/Skills Canada Cardboard Boat Race held recently at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Teams of students from across Ontario tested their science and technology skills by building boats out of cardboard and racing them. photo by Ron Pietronirc Byte into Christmas at Pickering computer show :1 December show features latest in high-tech gear for the family PICKERING -- If the people on your Christmas shopping list are looking for computers, video games and office prod- ucts, you may want to check out an upcoming show. The Great Canadian Computer Show and Sale, hosted by Landmark Computer Exhibitions Inc., is return- ing to the Metro East Trade Centre and will feature free Internet and PIN CORRECTION For our 8 page Sears 2 Day Sale flyer (Sale dates November 23 to 24,19%. On page 7, the following items are unavailable for the promotion. Rainchecks wil not be taken. Only 499.99 Panasonic Fax Machine #16808 Only 499.99 Sony 3 -disc Mini WR System #28620. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. Sears Canada Inc. GRAm, H-_X)3HCI:gTK)!NS LEARNNG cEWF*S " At Grade Hxpetraooet our mission is w help mdets mch poentiat A asxsaoeat evaluates each unim-3 neer e�dncmoaaliodivi "Imd pMr= is designed Ukimaady each pwg� Will help me me ideresL Will sdr con6deace NW improve acadmw ped- -9 Math IS Reading E Vlkiting M- study skin a F -M UCTA11a� N . C «�.rEs- 1885 Gkmmna Rd., Suite 103 (IM 420-9930 OPEN HOUSE -SATURDAY, NOV 3010 A.M. - 2 P.M. ganlAmrwtary Assessment wilt each enroftenr computer seminars, home office displays and popular video game systems, among other things. Prizes up for grabs at the community event include computers, including a fully - loaded Pentium or Cyrix com- puter system, and software packages. The show is being held Friday. Dec. 13 from noon to 9 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 14 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday. ^" Dec. 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the trade centre at Brock Road and Pickering Parkway. General admission is $6 —�' a person, $24 for a family of four (two adults and two children RADIATION MONITOR aged 16 and under). Children aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult at the show. Contact Landmark Computer Exhibi- tions Inc. by telephone at 1-8(N)-265- 7081 , by E-mail at Ice Ca idirect.,:,,m or visit the Wchsitc at www.lceinc.idirect.com for more infor- mation. PICKERING NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION Third quarter 1996 (July 1 to September 30) This information is provided by the Atomic Energy Control Board, Canada's nuclear regulator. Radiation dose due to emissions from the Pickering Nuclear Station. Dose is reported in microsieverts (NSv), an international unit used to measure dose. — July 1 to September 30, 19%: — previous quarter. — YEAR TO DATE: Dose from a single chest X-ray: about 4.2 4.4 10.7 70 Note: Natural background radiation, the annual legal limit for station emissions, and the dose from a typical X-ray are provided for reference. Emissions are in addition to background radiation. The radiation doses due to emissions are for the most exposed persons living near the station. They would typically apply to persons living just outside the station boundary who are at their residences 24 hours a day, who drink local water, and eat local fish and produce. The doses were calculated using actual data from routine analysis of air, water. fish and vegetation samples, as well as station emission data. Most persons would actually receive less than the doses indicated because they have different eating habits or h%e far ther away from the station. Radiation doses decrease signifi- cantly as the distance from the station increases Less than 1 of the radiation dose received from :`"e sta- tion was due to liquid emissions chile the remainder 1.�as a result of airborne emissions For further information, please call us at 1-800-668-5284. Nota Pour obtenir une version fran(aise de ce bulletin, veuille: communiquer avec nous aU numt'ro L-i-dessus. Atomic Energy Commission de contr6le Control Board de I'energie atomique Canada PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24,19% Vk6rftFnmIw, :;aP nerves stress. jr lel lit itnpttrtaat far my >sal chiropractor. Scales. Stand on two ; . i Sange of Motion. Can you tilt $0,11m to be heap?athroom scales. 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If the answer to anv of the "yes", alignment, you give the ap2mance of having �,, compensate for :questions is see your Inequality. z _� a short leg. chiropractor: One sign of brain happens in very minute •Do your heels wear" out postural imbalance is . 'A+Does 1 ` : unevenly? it look like your head is leg length w . .PE ` Flitted? in� ualit ^ pE l ,r ' impinging the nerves •Does one foot kick your other (LLI). Except Unbalanced Head. Have a pants leg or foot when you in our body (which includes muscle cells, in rare cases (an improperly healed broken photo taken in front of a bare background. Draw a line walk? •Do veer to one side when organ cells. tissue cells) need to bone or muscle or joint connecting your hips. Draw a you you walk? be able to communicate with disease), both legs should be vertical line from the center of • Do you feel off -balanced? our brain unhindered. That's where the the same length. 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Merely look at Along with a good diet, proper your feet as you walk. rest and balanced lifestyle, a Do they both point .� . periodic spinal check up can go forty-ard, or does one foot'' a long way to ensuring you're appear to flare outward enjoying life the way you or inward? Do both? should be. Foot flare may be a si n �ta�►,;[ .lar ,.T MOM is g of a problem in the lower 8P Dear the Franko, What do chiropractors do? spine or hips, or meningeal stress in the e Chiropractors work primarily upper neck or base of the 9 with the bones and nerves of brain.; y per the spinal column and spinal " "DdfieultTo cord respectively. Chiropractors Unbalanced Shoulders` TrteerYedicat spend years of highly or Hips. Stand in front of ' specialized training in order to a mirror, pick the same locate where misplaced spinal point on both hips and 1t1 vertebrae are impinging the shoulders and place a nerves which travel down the mark on the mirror. 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If you're hurting from over exertion - or you want to avoid pain and injury - see the leader in physical rehabilitation. qJ Whites Road Physiotherapy we Now offer �i &Sport Injury Clinic (Since 1988) "" ear with � THE MEDICAL CLINIC DIANA KNIBBS, 720 Sheppard Ave. Unit 8 for apCall fo Call (905) 420-0647 Pickering, Ont. L1 1G5 ertt Greenwood YOGR F BODYWORK 5I0 PEACEFUL COUNTRY SETTING I ighway #' & VUrstnry Road iNorth Pickcring YOGA - MASSAGE - SHIATSU- REIKI - REFI.F.XOI,(X;I' ti'eu, yoga classes: starting last week of .%'orember %c- will honor Vuur prnnc-s. „t Icahn} .Incl pc.-rW )nal grtnt In with uitct� .uhhort and ru,,pert H ief - Rehabli THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1996 -PAGE 13 Uanladia'n's need mire Calcium .. .F- October 1, 1996 Teroow - Women and get the daily minimumblood, muscles and the nervous system for people w be aware that calcium is men of all ages should increase their amount y *4;to work properly. Calcium is stored in essential no matter what their age. To calcium intake above levels currently bones. When not enough is ensure optimal bone health. Canadians recommended by Health Canada That -, `:included in the diet every day, the must make it a priority to consume is the advice of the Osteoporosis .stored calcium is used and must sufficient calcium every day. Society of Canada, which has just [ultimately be replaced. Osteoporosis That statement on calciuria released a new consensus statement on tan if, over time, the body uses more requirements is one of a series of eight the role of calcium in helping to reduce calcium than it gets, causing bones to new or revised consensus statements bone loss and protect against fractures y �, become brittle and susceptible to released by the Osteoporosis Society of caused by osteoporosis. The material '. breakage. One in four women and one Canada. Developed by 30 of the has been published as a supplement in in eight men over the age of 50 has country's most respected experts in the current issue of the Canadian osteoporosis. bone metabolism, the statements cover Medical Associationlourival. y � ,/� "Osteoporosis is a major health topics such as ovarian hormone The Osteoporosis Society of Canada problem in Canada, affecting as many therapy, physical activity, bone recommends that adults ages 19 to 49 recommended by Health Canada. On as 1.0 million women and 400,000 densitometry and other subjects related consume 1000 mg of calcium daily, average. Canadians now consume only men," comments Dr. Timothy Murray. to osteoporosis diagnosis, prevention while those 50 and older should strive 300 to 400 mg of calcium daily, about an author of the paper. "More titan and treatment. for a daily intake of 1000 to 1500 mg. one-third of the current daily 25,000 hip fractures and countless Established in 19$2, the Current Health Canada recommended level, which may explain vertebral fractures can be attributed to Osteoporosis Society of Canada's goal recommendations are 800 mg daily for the high incidence of osteoporosis in this disease annually, costing the is to help Canadians reduce their risk of males 19 and up and women 50 and Canada. Canadian health care system more than developing osteoporosis through over, and 700 mg for women 19 to 49. The recommendations are pan of the $1 billion annually" education and support for the Three eight ounce glasses of milk, two newly released consensus statement Current long term studies show that prevention and treatment of the disease. cans of salmon, or three 300 mg "Calcium Nutrition and Osteoporosis", dietary calcium affects bone health and The Osteoporosis Society of Canada is elemental calcium, supplements written by the Scientific Advisory osteoporosis. "It's very clear that by assisted by a Scientific Advisory Board provide almost 100 mg of calcium, Board of the Osteoporosis Society of increasing calcium intake, bone loss composed of medical and scientific close to the recommended daily intake. Canada. can be reduced, and it is possible that professionals from across the country. Foods such as broccoli, kale and As well as being crucial for strong fractures can be significantly reduced. sardines are also good sources of bones, calcium is essential to the We believe that Health Canada calcium. proper functioning of the entire body. guidelines should be revised to better Eighty per cent of Canadians do not The body needs calcium in order for protect the Health of Canadians," notes IF • TIME • QUALITY e GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) Joyce Gordon. Executive Director, Osteoporosis Society of Canada. Approximately three cups of milk a day would provide adequate calcium. Some green vegetables, canned salmrt .and sardines eaten with the bodes, and legumes also provide significant amounts of dietary calcium. 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Also wishing them all the best are grandchildren Andrew, Peter, Elisa- beth, Alexander, Madelaine and Sarah. Birthday '77here was a lot of celebrating in the Brown household on Nov. 21 as Taylor turned three. Lots of love and birthday wishes came from Mommy, Daddy, sisters _, Leah and Lindsey, Jay, - r Keina, Nanny, Papa and a %-hole bunch of `f aunts, uncles i and cousins. i Birthday ---=-T C: a in e r o n Sarch turned four Nov. 17- A pam- %%-as held. and out-of-to%Tt visitors included Granny, Gram- _ pa, Aunt Kelly, Uncle Gord, Jamie and Lucky the dog. Granny made Cameron's specially -requested dx)colaw dinosaur cake with Smarties on top -- yum, yum: Wishing Cameron a happy birthday were Mommy, Daddy and sisters Court- ney and Becky. Birthday Happy first birth- day wishes will be directed at Cady Ray Devitt on Nov. 27. "Since the day you've been born, the year has zoomed by. We wish you all the love and happiness that You give us everyday. Love Mommy and Daddy." A_ :l N Birthday Nov. 19 was a big day for Lindsay Regan, because she turned eight years old. Wishing her a happy birth- day with lots of love were Mom. Dad and brother Kevin. Birthday Birthday Mommv and Daddy wished Jessi- ca Rae Van- der Hyden a happy fourth birthday on Nov. 5. Fun was had by all at her party at the Jumpin' Jellybeans Play Centre. "We love you Jessie." � T i sA_ A little cutie celebrated her third birthday on Nov. 16. Wishing Kayla Serroul-Jasmin all the best and a happy birthday were Mommy, Daddy, family and friends. Birthdays Late November is a husy birth- day time in on Nov. 23. Pickering 831-5431 the Heron Dad and home. On brothers Nov. 23, a n d� our hand- Lester y some, fun - him suc- loving son" c e s s , Marshall and fun in D a m o n the com- Heron cel- ebrated his first birth- day, while "our lovely, loving daughter" Janelle Amara Heron turns five - on Nov. 25. Wishing the two a birthday are Mommy, Da y - their sisters Ashton and Deanna. Birtd, day? Anniversary? Wedding? Birthday Oct. 23 was a special day for a "beautiful little angel" with a great big smile. Alyssa Cheryl Benedet celebrated her first ,.. birthday with love and best wishes from Alommy, Daddy, little brother Jacob, Grandmas, Grandpas, her aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Birthday Big blue- ►:- �� -.. eyed Erik Ray- mond Martin ; turned one on x Nov. 20. Happy ' +F birthday wishes,. with lots of love, hugs and kisses came from Mommy, Grandma, Grand- pa and Uncle Mike. Birthdays Andrew and Amanda Low had plenty of reason to be excited an Nov. 13. lbat's the day t h e y turned six and cele- brated with 18 friends at Woody tldts Happy b y and e fim Mank brother Bryan and Sniffy. Birthday "Our precious" Lloyd Sam- payo turned five on Nov. 23. Pickering 831-5431 NI o m Dad and brothers Sheridan a n d� Lester y wished j him suc- c e s s , prosperity and fun in _ the com- ing year. Birthday Briam Miller is a spe- Nicholas, Christopher tial little boy who turned and Martine. Happy one on Nov. 17. Helping birthday to Briam from him celebrate were broth- Moltnuny, Daddy, Nana, ers and sisters Kirstie, Grammie and Grampa. Send your special occasion to us for publication in our weekly Name Dropping feature. Mail to: 130 Commercial Avenue, A%ax, Ont,, L IS 2H5 c% Keith Gilligan 04 �� 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK'S CAKE VMITS ARE 1- Taylor onowa z uord sa.pyo 3. caeron Sarch Winners may go directly to Baskin Robbins to receive their FREE cake. (Please provide identification) PRUE VAUD UNrn. SAT. NOV. 23, 1996 Send your special occasion to us for publication in our weekly Name Dropping feature. Mail to: 130 Commercial Avenue, A%ax, Ont,, L IS 2H5 c% Keith Gilligan I .T ra THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, I"6 -PAGE 15 Provincial Tories to contract out winter road maintenance in Durham DURHAM -- The Ministry of Transportation will he contracting out some of its summer and winter road maintenance in Durham to the private sector. Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaher- ty said this initiative follows the Province's mandate to deliver core services in a cost-effective manner. "This is an excellent opportunity to achieve great savings for Ontario taxpayers without sacrificing the level of service," said Mr. Flaherty. "Currently 50 per cent of all mainte- nance is contracted out." Some of the road maintenance is already being taken care of by pri- vate companies, says Will MacKen- zie, information officer for the Min- istry of Transportation. Sunday Feb. 16, 1997 Ajax 8i; Pickering's Largest ,Bridal Event! kRickering ecreation Complex 1867 Valleyfarm Rd. 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Located in Oshawa at 649 King St. E., Cedarcroft Place is an ideal retirement home, close to all amenities. Situated on one of the city's main thoroughfares, this impressive five -storey residence is within close proximity to all amenities - across the street, a shopping plaza, medical facilities next door, transportation, banking and churches are also nearby. On the other hand, you can enjoy Cedarcroft's scenic setting, or take a daily stroll through a nearby public park. TM wNwevour,comfort Is our.coM1 . . The built-in emergency call systein for round -the -dock protection is further enhanced by the super- isor's ?-I-hour schedule. The establishment emphasizes activity and companionship. These are achieved through planned exercise programs. arts and crafts. vames, and social events. Cedarcroft pays dose attention to every need of the resident. Even Designed for comfort and personal laundry, service is built in. convenience, there is a choice of Appetizing meals are prepared in single or double standard occupancy the centre's efficient kitchen. in guest rooms, which boast private Refreshments are also offered en suites. between meals. The centre's motto is 'Your For personal grooming and comfort is our concern'. This care is healthcare, there is an in-house reflected in the gracious, warm barber, hairdresser, and podiatrist. atmosphere, starting in the pleasant The doctor visits the residence once dining room, continuing through to or twice a week to provide private the inviting lounge and cosy consultations; however, round -the - recreation room. clock visits are available. The soft warm color schemes are Although most residents maintain achieved through the use of their independence, special decorator coordinated drapes and supplementary nursing is available. broadloom. However, a more Rates for Cedarcroft are personalized environment can be reasonable, and depend on the level developed by adding one's own Qf care required. furnishings. As in all its centres, the dedicated Cedarcroft's commitment to Oshawa staff offers customized comfort and safety is reflected in the service in an affordable, yet fully air conditioned rooms, each luxurious setting, with individual featuring individual climate control. ............. _ '. comfort being a primary concern. 649 King St. E. Oshawa For A Personal Guided Tour Or Further Information call 723-9490 MAWORIE BEATTIE (administrator) PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER U. 196 Federal Tory leader calls for t BY 'MARIANNE TAKACS _ tiTAI- RI.110KII R PICKI RING -- Canadians' taxes should be cut to raise incomes and create jobs, according to federal Progressive Consen'ative Party leader Jean Charest. Mr. Charest was in Pickering Wednesday morning tier a 'town hall meeting' at the Just Desserts restaurant on Kingston Road. Howev- er. only one person from the audience had a question for the party leader when he finished his speech. Pickering was one stop for Mr. Chartist in a week- lonv sti ing through southern Ontario and a three-vear campaign to bring the federal PCs hack to their feet after being reduced to two seats in the last election. ,Canadians are losing right now." Nlr Charest told approximately 60 people gathered for the meeting. —MIN go-,emment has its priorities the wrong wv'ay." He said Canadi- ans' real incomes have been falline o\er the last few' years and unem- ployment contin- ues to he high. Yet at the Nang time. he noted. Prime Min- ister Jean Chretien has rejected tax cuts and said any extra revenue not needed fir deficit fighting would he used to fund gov- ernment programs rather than to rut taxes. "What was learned in the last 30 years'?", asked Mr. Charest. 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"The regional parties have failed," he said, and people have told him they hope the PC party succeeds in its rebuilding efforts so they will once again have a choice federally. w t \kc kno%v it's a hectic time of year. That's %vhy we're extending our hours to help serve ou better. Monday to Friday 10am to 9:30pm Saturdays 9:30am to 0:30pm .Sundays 1 lam to Cpm Jwrors U 1 Claire's Be ttigee AWA CENTRE OVER 200 STORES AND SERVICES INCLUDING THE BAY, EATON'S. SEARS & ZELLERS. OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 I - Durham YMCA awards first-ever medallion ❑ Medallion for those who create `a more peaceful world for all of us' THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 -PA( 19 BY JACQUIE MCINNES SPECIAL _101111: NEWS ADVEKnSER DURHAM -- The Durham Region YMCA has awarded its first annual peace medallion to chair- man of the North Durham Teen Parent Committee, Jack Taylor. In doing so, Durham becomes one of eight YMCA branches in the greater Toronto area to ini- tiate the award program which was started in 1997 and has recognized hun- dreds of Canadians nation- wide. In an Oshawa ceremony YMCA Canada's peace week (Nov. 16-23), guests and speakers celebrated harmonious living and acknowledged "those who, PM, SATURDAY 9.30 AM TO 9:30 PM AND SUNDAY 11 AM TO 6 PM. STEVENSON ROAD & KING STREET WEST (9051 728.6231 by their actions locally, are helping create a more peaceful world for all of u5". "It' you live a life of goodness, you will have peace. 11' you live a life of peace, you will have good- ness," noted keynote speaker George Blake, a long-standing member of the Multicultural Council of Durham Region. "The tendency of human nature to do good is like that of water to flow downwards." he observed. This year's recipient. Mr. Taylor, has worked extensively to bring together a number of com- -nuniry groups and busi- nesses to create a multi - agency resource for teen parents in the North Durham area. The resources includes home visits, social oppor- tunities, education, nutri- tion, counselling services. free N'MCA programs, a toy lending library and clothing exchange as well as a community organic garden, community kitchen and life skills assistance. "Jack Taylor has been very instrumental in bring- ing programs together. say, Claudia Miter, who nominated '*Ir. "Iavlor for the award. "It took his experience and sensitivity to other people's needs and it also took intuition and under- standing to what their con- cerns would he... and then it took his vision to direct the whole group. Mara times our community pro- grams were at loggerheads. Some of the people we had the greatest conflicts with are now some ol' our great- est allies and supporters. That to me takes a special ability." Mr. Taylor is a Port Perry resident and retired educator from the Durham and Northumberland Board of Education. In accepting the peace medallion, tit r. Taylor credited the teen parents. his family and the cornmu- nity for their part in the success of the centre. Trn certain[} very hon- ored and very awed because as anyone who work with a _'roup of peo- ple knows. you sometime~ get recognized for the wonderful thin_-, the,. do." he told the audience The �:eremony \A, a, attended by repre,entati�c, from numerou, communit,. agencies. sen ice group• and the ['%ICA includmu_ President and C.E.O. of the Greater Toronto Arca Rich Bailcv. District health council meets Wednesday DURHAM -- The Durham Re_lon District Health Council holds its regular monthly meeting w'ednesday. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the council board- room at 161.3 Dundas St. £.. Suite _' 1 S in 'WhitbN. As statim, i, limited. anyone plannin_- to attend the meeting should rc,ene a space. 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Fax 683-7363 News Advertiser sports is now on the Internet wwv durhamnews.net Fine Fidge Pumas basketballseni*ors • region champs a PICKERING — The regional high school senior girls' basketball crown belongs to the Pinc Ridge Secondary School Pumas once again. rhe Pumas laid claire to Lake Ontario �..(�.S.S.A. Secondary School Athletics basketball supremacy for the second straight year S = hs defeating Whitby's Fathcr Lco J. Austin Catholic Secondary School Wildcats 58-50 in the championship contest Wednesday night. In an exciting, hard-fought game, the Pumas used a balanced attack to thwart the Wildcats. Pine Ridge led at half-time 23-18 and continued to ' play well throughout the second half en route to the title. The difference in the game says Pickering*, St. Mar% Catholic Secondary School Monarchs 61-40. High scorer for the Monarchs was Emily Renaud with 19 points. Pine Ridge and St. Mary, as the wildcard team, will advance to the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) 'AAA' regionals at Whitby's Henry Street High School next Thursday. Also competing will he Toronto/Tri City league champion, Etobicokc'Scarborough second -place team, Sir Oliver Mowat; York Regional champs, '\larkham. and the number - two team from the National Capital high school league. rhe winner of the OFSAA regional event in Whitby will advance to the OFSAA champi- onships in London next month. Pumas head coach Pamela %lasales. ---�+- r was the tact her charges spread the -g hall around with everyone pitchingTANADA in with points. Meanwhile, the Leu Austin offence centred around one player, Tania Chappell, who netted 24 Points. -We plaved a tough, pressure defence and, on offence, we used a shared offence: everyone is involved," says Masales. Four P ' 1 h; d 1,11 s umas p aycrs tt ou c dig :,..: its in the winning cause. Lie -, , Armstrong led the way with 17 Points, followed by Danielle North Ak with 16, Natalie Higgins with 13 Canada Post has been ordereduf d tressedexit and Kristen Nichol with 11. the delivery of economy Meanwhile, in the senior bronze -soon as possible by medal contest, Oshawa's Monsignor mail ADiII) as the minister responsible Paul Dwyer Saints defeated Diane Marleau, Lightning strikes twice AJAX-PICMUNG — The Durham West Lightning atom `A' girls' rep hock- eY 1eam posted two more wins to contin- ue its domination of league play so far this season. The Lightning atoms improved their overall league mark to 10 wins and two losses with a 3-0 victory over Willowdale and a 4-0 shutout over Stoney Creek. Megan Yu sone in goal for Durham h West. Helping Yu record the shutouts was the defensive corps of team captain Sarah Poirier, Julie Strang, Nicole Monosky and Many Modeste. Forwards Kelly Hart, Christine Upton, Caitlyn Ruddy, Laura Watt, Catherine Kerr, Lauren O'Hare, Rachel Spurs, Jessica Judges and Carlee Peroff all continued to fill opposing team nets with pucks. , , - .............................. for the post office- experienced As Durham Region's most exp and largest distribut(esent our delivery of circulars. we would be happy to P capabilities for your market Caw 0a. circular requirements Dunbarton grad, U.S. college teammates run for NCAA glory PICKERItiG — A Dunharton Penne for the national cri,,s-countn High School graduate is set to run in crown for the Chestnut Hill. Possibly the biggest race of her life Ma,,achusctts college. Monday. lander the direction of- head coach Angie Graham and six of her Rand% Thomas. the f:agles' women's Boston College Eagles' - team has adyanccd to the women s cross-country '"; INCAA championships in teammates will compete at each of the last three sea - the 1996 National Collegiate ons. The Boston College Athletic Association Cross- -mmen's team has com- Country Championships at ,:ted in six NCAA cham- the University of Aricona in -,iunships ,ince the incep- Tucson. 'ion of the sport at the uni- The former high school .ersity in 1978. star of cross-country and BC is tine of 22 middle-distance running will cams selected to compete join Cerian Shepherd of Angie at the national champi- Markham. Amy Lyman of Graham onships. Bernardston. Massachusetts. In meets car!icr Judi lake of Lisermorc Falls, Maine. this fall, Boston College placed Nlc,,an Gasman of Manchester. New fourth in the Bi•= East championships Hampshire, Kyla Barbour of and fifth in the ECAC charnpi- Roswell. Georgia, and Shannon onships, both at Franklin Park in Smith of Fairport. Now York in cum- Boston. PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1996 Peewee Panthers manage win, tie in la PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Monarch KitchenF minor peewee 'AA' rep hockey team could only manage a win and a tie in its last six league games. In their most recent contest, the Panthers dropped a 7-3 decision to the Clarington Toros. Kyle Hamilton scored two goals and Ryan Thorpe one. Assisting were Paul Ruta with two and Keith Rhodes and Brian Greer with one apiece. The Pickering peewees managed to outmuscle Vaughan by a 4-3 count. Goaltender Daniel Sharpe was sharp in the net to preserve the victory. Rhodes, Greer, Ruta and Nick Vieira scored for the Panthers, with assists to Thorpe, Greer, Patrick Lamanna, Jonathan Samson, Hamilton, Brad Binns and Kevin Krasnowski. The Panthers played a defensive game against the Ajax Knights, but were out - shot 36-17 en route to a 2-0 loss. IX -spite the loss, Billy Nicholson played well between the pipes. The Monarch Kitchens peewees dropped a close 4-3 decision to Richmond Hill. Goalie Sharpe and defencemen Lamanna, Danny Salvagna, Mike Cuzzolino, Greg McHale and Eric Ram had their work cut out for them through- out the contest. Pickering got goals from Ruta, Binns and Greer, with assists to Jonathan Samson, Greer, Lamanna and Thorpe. In another league contest, the peewee Panthers earned a 2-2 tie with the P st sixg ames Newmarket Redmen. Pickering was lead- ing for most of the contest before Newmarket netted the equalizer with two minutes to go. Rhodes scored both goals, with assists to Krasnowski and Vieira. The team got fine goaltending from Nicholson and a solid effort from Hamilton. Facing a tough Peterborough team, the Pickering peewees were defeated 6-1 in a gruelling, fast -paced contest. Thorpe scored the lone goal, assisted by Greer. BUILDINGE FENCE r V - CV9R_ 45 YEARS NUNN bT I :st tj= Wu �• t,slucee,� >(�41�a tya S�iiiilf�t blttOttdAi< n :.. :.. • .- ,.:'FL..w .. ...�: .: .. . .a .n .� .0 ..q.: � '� ..:�. dice' ....: -. '3:d1s... S .. ••• s......•♦t♦•a.a76Y••s[!�••.6f ••f••s•t♦.•!•+4.♦!v t+••♦i♦►11••'R-M'1T?t.R•I:1 •♦it4.!f lSY �1wy f PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Canadian 'I-re/M & M Meats major atom `AA' rep hockey team posted a win and a tie in two recent league contests. In a game against Richmond Hill, the Panthers prevailed 4-3. Defenceman Eric Neubauer scored from the blueline, while his defence partner Ryan Gemon notch the second goal of the game, assisted by Daniel D'Alimonte. D'Alimonte scored later in the game on a set-up by Gemon and Brian Campbell. Captain Chris Papalia also netted one, with an assist to James Ernslie. Michael Watkins was the sparkplug for Pickering as he spearheaded his team's come- back in a 44 tie with Whitby. Watkins had three points in the contest — two goals and one assist — while linemate D'Alimonte had a goal and an assist. Richard Carey, returning from an injury, scored a goal set up by Campbell and Papalia. The team .got solid defensive work from Tyler Vangijn and Robert Bayley. Kyle Harding and Mike Murphy supplied the Panthers with gritty forecheck- ing. The goaltending tandem of Nicholas Seelert and Luke Chivers turned aside an average of 30 shots per game to help the Panthers post the victories. Pickering atoms drop shootout in tournament consolation final PICKERING — The Michael Dhaliwal, Andrew Walders, John Kenthol, Pickering Owens Corning Leonhardt, Chris Macleod and Matthew Gartner, . David major atom select hockey team Michael Tantsis had two apiece. Grieves and Patrick O'Boyle. dropped a 3-2 decision in a Nolan Smith, Marc shootout with Stouffvtlle to the Moss, Zac Duman and consolation championship of Jesse Seward each had a the Cannington tournament last point. weekend. Outstanding goal - The selects also suffered a tending by Ken close 4-3 defeat to Uxbridge Saunders and Ryan and skated to a 3-2 victory over Mason kept the team in a strong Markham squad in the the hunt throughout the tourney. tourney. Chris Macllwain collected Other team members four points in the tourney while are Sean McAteer, Brian SCOREBOARD PICKERING NEWS BASKETBALL Drink 1. ,lame MacMillan). LEAGUE UNDER -NINE DNISION Results from Nov. IS Nov. 10: Valilee Drgaal 4 iChmtopher NON -MASTERS OMSION Khan, Shannon Manion, Patrick Cutten, DANE ONE Colin Leighton, MVPs Chhslopher Khan, ASG Caterers 69 vs. Ivludhens 59 Shannon Mansoni vs. Pickering Slo-Sports TOP SCORERS 1 (Devan Bernardino, MVP Ryan ASG:Wilkam Daniel 20.Neal Kirkpatrick); A-MAZE-ING 1 (Shawn TytrN1,I9,Trevor Redhead 14 Peterson, MVPs Tim Burnell, Shawn Mudhens Karl Lyte 19,Conrad Devis 13 Peterson) vs. Lone Star 0 MVP Sarah vascoe Yard* 9 Miler); Sporting Images 2 (Chris Poole, DANE TYPO calker scorer not know, MVP Chris Poole) Penny's Auto 49 vis GaYrrtrys Eatery 43 vs. Bayer Pontiac Panthers i (Matthew TOP SCORERS woods, MVP Bryant Lyons). Penny s: Elrmn McLean 19 John Wooled Nov. 17: Sporting Images 2 (Angelo e.Hayden Leacock a Argelopdos. Sam MMacdeasian. MVP GAME THREE Katie Cartwright) vs. A -MAZE -1N(3 I Ell -Rod Holdings 6o vs. Insurance (Ashley Fulknr): Pickering SLo-Sports 2 Portfolio 56 Rias Kennedy, Devan Bernardino. 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BIG SCREEN TV AJAXay'y St."' 619-9881 Coach's L a ,� COMM,E..NT Don Cherry Lockett 14,Junior Clayton 12 Gregory Marson, MVPs Mawick ladles recreational basketball play AJAX-PICKERING — Action in way for the bankers, depositing 17 the Ajax Ladies Recreational points, while Barb Armstrong Basketball League was marked by a chipped in with 10. couple of close encounters on the Kevina Morrison was the top court at Highbush Public School in scorer for Tudor Arms with 11, Pickering on Wednesday, Nov. 13. while Julie Hughes and Mary Jane In the first game, a 28 -point per- Huh each netted six. >>formance by Anne Whitehead of In action on Nov. 6, Glenn's Auto Glenn's Auto Service was wasted as defeated Tudor Arms 33-28. Scorin-* the squad was upset by Dakota for Glenn's Auto were Kathy Bob's by a 44-40 score. Debi Bonar Durran with 10 and Zabree Ied Dakota Bob's with 16 points, McIntosh with 10. Mary Jane Huh followed by Colleen Wetering with notched 10 for Tudor Arms, while 10. Julie Hughes added eight. Rounding out the scoring for In the other game, Dakota Bob's Glenn's Auto were Kathy Duman, bested the Bank of Montreal 55-40. ::2abree McIntosh and Kim Debi Bonar led Dakota Bob's with .Robinson. all with four points. 22 points, followed by Joanne In the second contest of the night- Reardon with 13. Bank of Montreal got past the Tudor Lori Fleming had 17 for the bank. Arms 38-25. Lori Fleming led the with Lori Lomberg adding eight. THE PROFESSIONALS • + huCvr� -:)OCRs • 44NINGS • PATO DOORS 668-2252 686-1853 CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING ' NEEDS - --y Visit our showroom ?oday 420-3285 IWO Baylor St, Unit 17 V.A. Pickering, Ontario FS1,57 �= : '� DURING ALL LEAF GAMES 10 ft. BIG SCREEN TV AJAXay'y St."' 619-9881 Coach's L a ,� COMM,E..NT Don Cherry Lockett 14,Junior Clayton 12 Gregory Marson, MVPs Mawick Buffalo's Marine Midland Arena Insurance: Denver Daley 22,121IaM Slawtat 12.Mio Snciait 10 Purchase. Gregory Menson) vs, Boyer 3 opened this season, with the Toronto lm" 0(MVPsShannon Kennedy,Jwtln (Jemdw Michalidu 3. MVP Jordon $peCialist PICKEI1111100MIWSBASKETBALL MoClab•)- Maple Leafs in town. The construction LEAOIUE Results from NokIS UNDER -11 MOCED 011RaON Nov. 10: Cashwey 3 (Michael Vawle, cost was '127 million and another MASTE"cro win GAME ONE MNia'aMorhadl2,MVP'Mi`h"V&VaL Mstiese Mrhsdi) vis Factory Mattress 1 building, the 56 -year-old Memorial g e Y CWLir* ssvs, Mudhrs39 'c"k" Rio% MVPs hide" Rica Ryan Auditorium bit the dust. TaBCo11[i10 Club Linic Ron Faragder iGA- Leaty Shanks); Ouaft Tune- p 3 (Daniel Burnett 2, Matt Finlsy4 MVPs Daniel I remember playing there against the 13,Rogr Young t t MudhwaGlenSoatl2AAAML9wnr, Burnett. Mau Finley, Alatds Farr) vis Slo- Bv«es 1 (Arron Eccles, MVP ,won Buffalo Bisons in the American 9.13rad Hwaft a Downey); Spot" Irtrgm 3 (Jordan League. The Aud was a hot rink and QAMETrPo Dakota Sobs, 64vs. Van KsnrIF- 40 Doody 2, Randy Wanaen MVPs (body, Krista Ferguson) vis. Pfdaer+tw pretty dirty near the end, but it was a TOP Scofmm Stew Leafy 1YJ?Iob Pim Dakol1aq lions Club 1 (Laura Horet, MVP Darrel florets) great place to watch a game - as were 1 oAMETHN Ticar Club 2 (tic all the old buildings. I remember being Driers NIMd DoGroot. MVP Jordon Elcydia Corp 51 rias, MWWA& loingle, 49 Sudiorh s: Faa„y Mention I (Jenna at one game between Phil ly and the Tor soalREws Aaemsr MVPs Afti ne Poknwyk Jantrlsr Elcyds Cow mom Jow air IZJoM Adams); Sporting Inrpss 1 (Jordan Sabres - between no air conditioning espO�tl.GeaJonasaile *Fatllkl Doody' MVPs Lia C1O"dw. Michael and hot weather it was Fo Cit . g Y 14� Welber FuW vis, OwYty Tuna -up 0 (MVPs T ' '"'" Van ham'°' 'mss Man I can still see Rene Robert blasting tt � DsMt); Castaway t OfthaN vis V-slio Skr PICKEPWw soecel DIVIrM Spon, 1 (Atdhony Eccles). one by Flyer great Bernie Parent; Indoor socasr kmwm riies =VW= UFMWJI-17 Dltflsl0H Nook 17: Premia Trophy 3 (Brise Nlshikaaa watching an Aud erne on TV when g g Nov 1UNDERAEM ser, Kyle end Saunders 2 ften SrnW MVPs Desk Hrrdsim SheKyle $ TSM Baa riarl. MVPs SMU Jattray{, Sarah NIMtYkawy vs, OPdmkb 0 (MVP Gretzky broke Phil Esposito's 76-goals- Smith) (MVPs t Pichering SbSporls 0 WhRM, Amgen Thewt); Boyer Pontiac Anne Staling); Goya Poo 1 (Ashley Kong, MVP Krhtlne KaYdse) vs Pldrring Ma PonlMrs 3 (Melt HNrt. SbSports 0 (MVP Nicola Kknbay); EM 17 Narvarr CMhet, r -W Boyne, MVP Kelly SuPsnCer" 1 (Michelle SMphr►, MVP Boy") vis Lone Star 1 (Brandon Sps* Ashley Wilson) vs. Sporting Imaps 1 Your East Erl MVPs Crystal Canpbaq; PCCCA 2 (lylsr Nassich, Delwin, Pana, MVPs (JackieComtatiM MIVPSMown Thomi e, Anne Sin n). Corvette Joydan Johnson, Tyler Na jich) vs. Sporting glsi UNDER -116 OINt10N lm" 0(MVPsShannon Kennedy,Jwtln N 17.- Johnson Controls 6 (Slephen ov $peCialist weft. N Sportktg Im"l s 4 (Justin Jaden Fulerd 3. Umesh NO". Matisse Beet, MVPs Jason Herder. Matin Lynch) vs. • High Performance 2. Mario Capo. Joseph Lang. MVPs Dene Canada 1 (Jonathan Angrow, MVPs *Engine rebuilding Shawn" t Kavndy, Keely Vlleet) vs. Lyne Star 0 (MVP Matthew Wilson); PCCCA t Monique Jones. Stewn Mills); Binns Kikhens 4 (Melissa Kostesld 2. David • Interiors .Small block Chevy Johnson. MVPs iebaoca Downs, Jacob Mgcoonatd) v.. McMllsn aims, Ryan Doody. MVPs Ryan Doody. Christian Podraol vz Boyw Pontis* 3 (Bon 837-2593 and Saunders 1 (Kyle SmNh. MVPs Nathenbl Zoutifen. B. D Piclsrkp Hurda 2. Candace Cieary. MVP Kristin Toornsolu); Lone Star Cate 1 (Lia 955A Alliance Rd. -i@ ); Sbspotts t MVPs Lie Papedopwrbs• I Pickering. Ontario (hark row Acne, mvre Mork Papedou oploe. Staring Michel Doers) vs. Kahn 0 (MVPs Kai" Portiec' ers Panth0~( MM) VPSBrandon mmrn e, Twin Dunco n). In -a -season record in 1981. and; coaching my first \HL game against the Sabres. The Bruins got blasted 9-3. with rookid Danny Gare scoring the hat trick. I recall sitting behind goalie Gilly Gilbert, who played that night, and hearing him say, "Well, that's it for me this year. I started out with an average of nine. I'll never get it down. I thought, "Oh boy, what did I get myself into?" The most memorable event had to be Jim Lorenze killing a bat with his stick as it swooped down over the ice. I was watching the game with my daughter and she was very upset with him. She never forgave him. I remember Lorenz's coach Floyd AUTO GLASS AM PLATE GLASS Repiacetnent 24 Hour Emergency Service Owner Brerd Muller 619-9936 Smith sayim" "I wish he was as goad at putting the puck into the net with that stick as he is killing hats with it:'. MARKHAM INDUSTRIAL 8 TRADE SUPPUESLTD. fsa Baylor st. 420.2448 West of Brock Road WINMELD! WETOWARD YCUR PAY �1 DEDUCTIBLE plus you WIPER OIL get BLADES + CHANGE ll «;av 837-7819 90" Groo Austin AM/FM Cassette 00 10 $18900 rr SAVE '110.00 K(\ C� BE 34 Hunt St., Ajax NESTLE • CARNATION • ASSORTED COCA COLA FOODS - HI -C FROZEN DEMPSTERS SUNSHINE BRAND • SLICE D675g LOAF oRODUCT OF u S A FLORIDA ANr BANNER SPECIAL • UNICO , ' SPECIALS START • T DAY • , •..n.<� Prices io effect horn Sunday. Nov. 24 to Saturda Nov. 30. 1906 v� PRODUCT OF CANADA • FRESH NEVER FROZEN ,'•':• �'; FROM ONTARIO PACKERS • CUT FROM CANADA "A" /"AA" GRADES BEEF �� 1 ♦ all w— , A •:. • 1 1 I• ' 1 1 1 .Nal. toll PRODUCT OF CANADA • PREVIOUSLY FROZEN M°CAIN FOODS • FROZEN RED VALLEY • FROZEN • CANADA FANCY DION'tom , 1 14LALM1 FROM ONTARIO PACKERS • CUT FROM CANADA A 'AA GRADES BEEF ICICLE SEAFOODS • FROZEN CHRISTIE BROWN & CO. • PEEK FREAN • ASSORTED • , • , • / / 1 fir:. • � �_� • " "� -'« �. lk 1 DI O•.�1 1 • I 1 t • • 10•. :• . . PRODUCT OF CANADA • FRESH NEVER FROZEN KURZ BRAND - AT THE DELI COUNTER PROCTER & GAh1BLE SCOPE `i 1 / 01 ' / 1 1 FROh1 ONTARIO PACKERS FRESH NEVER FROZEN PILLER S FINEST QUALITY . AT THE DELI COUNTER PFIZER • BARBASOL Di -Yh1E_ •AT THE SERV'CE C -EP c=FCZE"J SHOPSY S CHURCH & DWIGHT ARP.1 8 HAr.1I.1ER �A1 D1 D1 �1 ice• g I ����,- it © 1 1 1 D1 11- 1 ' �>� 1 1 I E LEAF 1.1EATS • DEON BRAI.0 - i 3q AC~-OLYh1EL CADET BRAND . AT THE DELI COUNTER PROCTER 6 GA6AL IBLF • VID. SSOON '91; 111 : •= © 1 1 Ii1~iDI IrV 1 1 . 1 1 �. I •1 ly I I • LAZY VALLEY FFARPAS • FROZEN CLEARVIE W • CUSTOh1 SLICED AT THE DELI COUNTER FIRST BRANDS GLAD a r, I ,/ Vi :10R-ltl F77%l 1 1 • ♦ • / :1911 1 1 � � ✓� i C-AMBRIDGE / TQRC)NTC) i T0RONTC) % TO RONT(> ' nvcclss �_F'ICKERING n ; THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 19WPAGF. L5 a�. .i►sw .aMr a..s�..���-+rrV.O.r,I •r.. ��. �. •a •��w . t.� •s • •.. Am PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • Complete Interior Vacuum. GREAT Shampoo and CHRISTMAS Deodorizing • Carpets & Mats Washed and GIFT Shampooed IDEAS • Complete Dashboard START Cleaning and Dressing HERE! • Seathelt Cleaning • Complete Engine Shamooc and Degreasing • Door Jams Cleaned and Degreased • Tire -White Wall Cleaning and Dressing • Extenor Hand Wash and 1t Chamois Dned . - • Detailed Exterior 'Interior Window Cleaning • Complete T jnk Vacuuming $9995 � ai• r• � � � a� 1 ,� �L 1 PE g 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE 1 NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRANTY APPROVED WINTER SAVINGS 1 �e OIL A FILTER s CHANGE �' ..$1609911 SYV30 or 1 OW30 n PENNZOIL `ottR= ixvttltlms trot/. � Ioi Z1 PT. RADIATOR; 1 FLUSH 49X95 SPECIAL OFFER EXPIRES Nov 30196 1 � Calf" �iOtllf! 1 1 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 1 3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. 1 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEFK 1 195 WESTNEY RD. Soutr ol 4,' L9021 427-6796 ar. ai• � ai• m THREE BEARS AUTO BOIDV `ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY h COLLISION SHOPS 'Serving The Dwfbsm Region" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims CLIP & . lit VE O% OFF t 130Y A. Paint Work u �Alap Qa Pft 10 Wo* sisrMd. otl�r01 son UNIT I20B, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (9051619-2327 ..._..._.__......,....�.....,..�....� ate- -- a _ • - INTA pJ� over 9 years in Business -- Has Relocated r/4 V 998 villin=arn Rd_ beside Bay Sports) Oti LUBE Includes: Tire Rotation, , OIL & 6.95 Brake Inspection & Check Hours: FILTER s L or oil over for the winter I Mon. -Fri. 7 a.m.-6 p.m. 839.9250 -------=FFEaRxPIRRESNO===—J Sat.,Ba.m:l2noon Thrifty Mechanic Shop Celebrates 3rd Anniversary Serving Their Valued Customers At 695 Finley Ave. Unit #1 in Ajax SQ000 Why Don't You Be One Of Them??? You're Always Welcome CUSTOMER SATISFACTION OwnerAllanager Michel Saikali wants to thank all his valued customers, friends and suppliers who have made it possible for his business to grow, and reconfirms hiss following promise of customer Satisfaction. First Choice PETROLEUM mc. (905)420-0001 YMa/W CUX Authorized i 1 Distributor FIRST CHOICE PETROLEUM INC. proteopon agam"I breakdown FREE 12600 mL CASTROL SUPERCLEAN 750 mL WITH ENERGY CASTROL GTX OIL CHANGE _F 12X 1 LITRE $3425 CASTROL GTI OIL CHANGES CotAVAILABLE HERE J T� C = 860 Brock Rd. South Unit 83 - Pickering (905)831-5800 EL/TE' a�rtfCorrsotilve HONEST SERVICE I "ANT TO EARN l'OUR BUSINESS AND TRUST r Gr�cn the upportunuy. I will gt,.c your car my personal experience, honestly andy • professionally. You will be guaranteed 100% satisfaction and we will warrantall our work for 90 days or 5000 km. If you choose to be put on our regular maintenance program, we will call you to set up an appointment for your regular ���E seasonal maintenance. �� OIL ON FOUR FIRST VISIT: 8 ' "'ell check the whole car out thoroughly, and tell you exactly what needs to hC done to put it in top shape. You decide exactly what to fix and when. OFFER EXPIRES Wc'll set up a file on your car and keep track of everything we du on it, from this FILTER NOV. 30M point forward. We'll show you how our system works. and we'll agree on regular • Four Wheel Tire Rotation maintenance intervals for your car. • 21 pt. Inspection. s Rd. WE PROMISE THE FOLLOWING: Unit 1895 ClementUnit I -Only qualified people will work on your car. Pickering 2 -We'll never do anything that is not required and APPROVED by you. 3- Every time we fix your car, we will test it out to make sure it's okay. I (905) 427-0276 4 -We'll call you a few days later to make sure it's working okay. 5 -You'll always know how much the repair will cost, before we actually do it. It will he very clear, what was done. We have no secrets. 6 -If you want to know anything about the work that was done, or how it was priced, please feel free to ask. 1 will Gladly explain. 7 -That every repair, or service we do on your car, or part we sell will meet your satisfaction. 8 -That every job is warranted, and that we will live up to the terms of the warranty. *Evening appointments may be arranged Thank You noel welcome Michel Saikali-Owner Manager Io.1ta7t. You S 'MMFIv "Honesty, Perfection MECHANIC SHOP mc_ Customer Satisfaction" 695 Finl -y Ave. R�on•ble Prices AjaLk, Ont. LUBE9 OIL9 van;ft ACC80V:_ I Tire Rotation, brake inspection, top up fluids, adjust tire pressure, check belts, lights, windshleld wipers, coolant strength, cables & hoses. Most cars $19.95. Vans & light trucks extra. Expires Deo 31/96 To receive these savings bring in this coupon 0014 r DURHAM MOTORS LTD N • Reconditioned Trucks, Jeeps and Cars • Sales & Service 91 S10 JIMMY 4X2 $7,600 89 CHEV 1500, 04, 350 $9,900 90 BLAZER, 04,43 $7,600 89 JEEP CHEROKEE LTD. 4X4 $7,500 89 JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4 $5,400 89 JEEP YJ 04 5 SPD. $5,995 88 JEEP YJ 04 5 SPD. $6,995 87 C// HEV��//�� BLAZER 04 �/� /���/�� X$5,500 1111 ClEl l lIFED EIICUES 0 C""OSE FRO" 221 WESTNEY RD. S., AJAX (SOUTH OF THE 401) 683-7550 BRING N THIS COUPON FOR A SAFETY ANDARDS CEATFICATE FOR ONLY $29 221 Westney Rd. 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You can increase your tax knowledge and minimize m 1ze your liability. ■ Flexible classes ■ Comprehensive, step-by-step program ■ Computerized instruction Call 686-1395 H&R BLOCK® THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS a i! 1 1700pr ;40 Ti ,n less than a;ear. 13. can have the Sikhs being sought In "1e workplace: • Network Specialist • LAN Administration • Computer Programmer • Programmer Analyst • Computerized Accounting • Office Administration • Office Assistant • Word Processing • = lancial assistance available for those s/ho qualify •-drnduallzed. hands-on adult learning environment • targeted lob search assistance OSHAWA CAMPUS .434-8585 (1-800-993-9993) r 1: Jiro CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News 1^,=---r 'hat advertisers :heck •hPir ad upon oublranor as News A?+errlser •rill nr,' 9e -esconsixie 'or ^erre Char ,rianrAnert irtsemor and " e'e shall be no lability 'or rpr.,nsertior of arty adver- 'IS9mert _laoility 'or er. -;rs r ads s limte,'o to ampul paid 'rr trip space sa py nq :re error All .icy is sublPrt to the ap :r^v3l of-aragerrer' 'r NPwS Advertiser :OSMETICIAN RE. 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'996 !: Anne Mackenzie. Human Resources Assistant. Rohm and Haas Canada Inc. 2 Manse Road, West Hill, Ont. M1 E 3T9 COAMA � w"ll Fax 4416-284-2982 We thank all candidates who apply, however, only those individuals selected for ar interview wfli be contacted. A@� BROKER DELIVERY DRIVERS (lust have own veliicle, (4 CYL small car) Cash paid daffy. Immediate Positions availal* MY part time shifts. Commitment a must Call ,9os'Q4 pms232- HOLIDAYS ARE HERE Just the season for extra money. It you could use it. we could use your help. Full time only. Call Mrs. Claus at 905-721-1411. ENROLLMENT OFFIC- ERS 'e",,ec to market a 9cvemment approved edu �anona program Part T,me Full Time. 52.000 St JOC commiss,or month - V Car required Trainmg and !gads provided Pa W; 1.800-280-4533. Heritage Scholarship Trust Founda- nor ESTHETICIAN, Pan time. for professional lull service skm care clinic. call 576- 5982 EXPERIENCED Tele- marketers elemarketers wanted by home improvement company. Salary 6 commission Call 905-571-7379. Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. Homeworkers Needed '0 assembie 1w proc.cts -ree Suopies Star m- medlalley ='ee Jetalls. Send S.A. S.E. to Q.S.E 117-T7 1057 Steeles Ave. W. North York, Ont. M2R 3X1 "ORWWorkws Urgently Needed up to S82001wk. Easy work." "Free Sup. plies". For free details a SASE to Skylite Enterpris- es, 150 Clark Blvd. Suite 247. Brampton Ont. L6T 4Y8. We are by far The #1 Distributor d flyers in our area. 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You can increase your tax knowledge and minimize m 1ze your liability. ■ Flexible classes ■ Comprehensive, step-by-step program ■ Computerized instruction Call 686-1395 H&R BLOCK® THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS a i! 1 1700pr ;40 Ti ,n less than a;ear. 13. can have the Sikhs being sought In "1e workplace: • Network Specialist • LAN Administration • Computer Programmer • Programmer Analyst • Computerized Accounting • Office Administration • Office Assistant • Word Processing • = lancial assistance available for those s/ho qualify •-drnduallzed. hands-on adult learning environment • targeted lob search assistance OSHAWA CAMPUS .434-8585 (1-800-993-9993) r 1: Jiro CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News 1^,=---r 'hat advertisers :heck •hPir ad upon oublranor as News A?+errlser •rill nr,' 9e -esconsixie 'or ^erre Char ,rianrAnert irtsemor and " e'e shall be no lability 'or rpr.,nsertior of arty adver- 'IS9mert _laoility 'or er. -;rs r ads s limte,'o to ampul paid 'rr trip space sa py nq :re error All .icy is sublPrt to the ap :r^v3l of-aragerrer' 'r NPwS Advertiser :OSMETICIAN RE. QUIRED. `.n ar^ cart rme ,.a. ac.e 'or Wnitpy Ma" ;tore CMI `. sm tic Mar ,Iacturers _ ,nail 4'6. '2' 4444 DISHWASHER `+equ,red �pory - ce's , Masses lestau•art 174 Lvg.pryp .td P,cxer-rg essemUe our prpOucts Easy work Pio 9xpenence nuressary For FREE details send SASE o Five Star Enterprises 1848 Liverpool Rd.. Suite 213 Pickering. Ont. U V 6M3 FULL TIME POSITION E.penerce „.. `-99C "7-usiomer Sern!'e a^ asset See- - mature r4—dual Faxes.me to ,05.436.2680 GENERAL LABOUR -g a'ease prop Dn esure at P -wile ai s 37`, Frac, :Om Sr Aiax Nr 7horu :ails lease HAIRSTYLIST .. .,a 'e7 - Ala. sex salon_ salary 5C" co—ss,or Call 683- 59'_ ,r aven­js -25. 9'45 HAVE A CLIENTELE° away' ' mm�Ss�ons� T -r /01-10't space ^r 'e't great •Ocabor ^,ce .ori - rprmen• .o, Es. a' R T.7,Cians 4520 ' General General General General General Help Help ' Help HeIP ' Help '-= SHOPPERS DRUG MART. PicKenng Tcw- Centre Requires Postal Clerk Apply with resume in person to Sandy or Cindy. 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Business & Education Working Together to Increase Your Skills' Quality Training by Professionals in popular business software including: be Windows and Windows 95 ✓ Word, excel.and PowerPoint be Computer Literacy ✓ Graphics and DeskTop Publishing r ✓ The Internet ✓ Computeczed Accounting Seats still available for. ✓ Multimedia Developer VPC Tech Support/ LAN ��q A,11— ✓ All Our Programs Can Be Personalized Especially For You ✓Customized Training Available from 2 to 52 Weeks ✓If you have collected UIC In the last 3 years - You may qualify for Financial Assistance! l`LMPU TEry learning entre :z Call. 668-9713 . ., Computer Learning Centre has served Durham Region and the surrounding area C.. since 1984 TRAINEE_ OPERATORS Ronrl arw nd� araJd c. _ _ _�. 3'_'3, located in 'he east en, of-,r_ntc and has operings ':' persons ?o :e ;faired as °'9,uctlon Operators apc ,cants should nave nr.murr ;rade 12 3n, be riecriaricalty 'nciined .A :o lege , c cma :n :herr ca :ecnnciogy i0i Id ne preferred and previous chemical olart experience iii be an asset We offer :omoetttrve wage rates and and an excellent benefits package Please `ax cr -ail no phone :ails please) a ppilcatlons•esumes to be received by Ncvemtw 29. '996 !: Anne Mackenzie. Human Resources Assistant. Rohm and Haas Canada Inc. 2 Manse Road, West Hill, Ont. M1 E 3T9 COAMA � w"ll Fax 4416-284-2982 We thank all candidates who apply, however, only those individuals selected for ar interview wfli be contacted. A@� BROKER DELIVERY DRIVERS (lust have own veliicle, (4 CYL small car) Cash paid daffy. Immediate Positions availal* MY part time shifts. Commitment a must Call ,9os'Q4 pms232- HOLIDAYS ARE HERE Just the season for extra money. It you could use it. we could use your help. Full time only. Call Mrs. Claus at 905-721-1411. ENROLLMENT OFFIC- ERS 'e",,ec to market a 9cvemment approved edu �anona program Part T,me Full Time. 52.000 St JOC commiss,or month - V Car required Trainmg and !gads provided Pa W; 1.800-280-4533. Heritage Scholarship Trust Founda- nor ESTHETICIAN, Pan time. for professional lull service skm care clinic. call 576- 5982 EXPERIENCED Tele- marketers elemarketers wanted by home improvement company. Salary 6 commission Call 905-571-7379. Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. Homeworkers Needed '0 assembie 1w proc.cts -ree Suopies Star m- medlalley ='ee Jetalls. Send S.A. S.E. to Q.S.E 117-T7 1057 Steeles Ave. W. North York, Ont. M2R 3X1 "ORWWorkws Urgently Needed up to S82001wk. Easy work." "Free Sup. plies". For free details a SASE to Skylite Enterpris- es, 150 Clark Blvd. Suite 247. Brampton Ont. L6T 4Y8. We are by far The #1 Distributor d flyers in our area. Have your flyers delivered any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with The Newspaper that everybody needs. r News Advertiser PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER StTNDAV, NOVEMBER 24,19% L*00k Your ad could have been here! g a Janet Roblin (416) 798-7672 ext. 2303 THE PEANUT CLI'B An indoor pl;nground for children ages infant to S \ears, The Peanut Club won the hest indoor playground ,Iward and received it blue ribbon for hest hirthdax party lactlity hx City Parent in June 1996. Book early for a private hirthda-, party. -there's a special for parties hooked Monday through Thursdas -- '5 children for the price of 10, all mclusiye party. The\ also do Christmas Parties for Sparks. Bcasers and businesses. Call .Ind -ask for details. Dail`` Plav is open to the public scyen days per week Monda\ through Fndas 9:30 a.m. to 3:(X) p.m , Tucsdax cycnmgs 6:(X) p.m to 9:(X) M ., Salurdays and SUrida\s 9:30 M. to 12:(X) p m For more Information call 686- 2 2;8. Are you satisfied with your child's progress in school'' • " Professional help is on hand ` \Vc teach the basic math h language skills oto place tour child on the road to ��r suco css' Faith Montessori - Tutoring - 68 Commercial Ave., Ajax 428-1285 Sylvan makes the grade. Sylvan's unique teaching method produces better grades and improved motivation. We've already helped over a million students and families nationwide. to learn how we can help your child, call Sylvan today. f0e SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE Begler grades arejwg ghe beginning."" Kendalwood Park Plaza 1801 Dundas St. E. Whitby ♦ Reading ♦ OAC ♦ Homework Support ♦ Writing • Math ♦ Study Skills ♦ Preschool Program ♦ Study Hall 1 5 04 'oe:0,00, IThis Months I % Message YOUR MONTHLY CALENDAR GRADE EXPE.CTAkTIONS LEARNING CENTRES Offering two kinds of programs: supplementary education t -or students from grades i to the OAC level. and the new "Little Learners" program for children ages 3 to 5. Both pro,,rams focus on academic development In the basic areas of reading, writing. mathematics, study habits and organizational skills. For school age children, the Grade Expectations approach begins with a personal evaluation of eyerx student. Diagnoslic tests determine strengths and weaknesses. Identify instructional levels and observe learning styles. This information is used to de%clop individual learning programs that are designed to meet specific goals and arc updated regularly to reflect the student's performance With the low student/teacher ratio, Certified THE PEANUT CLUB (Indoor playground for children ages infant to 8! -• HE— A E A INDOOR MrjkM do Birthday Party Special All inclusive Private Birthday party 15 children for the price of 10 children includes: inclusive use of the club for 2 hours S la vim.* -"d w 149�C POW product. .90 off �>a...d„•. +GST ==,&� w, 'Book by NM .rl,b.r 30th to r. — th,s ,Ip.c W w QM t9 M aits #­ d" —. d"s a ...k 1bMq - Frid" 9.30..m -aroo p.,h Timsday 76"" 6:00 pin. -9700 p m. S.turdwyf 5-191" 9.30 A— -1200 p m. Ajax/LOEB/Baywood Medical Centre 95 Bayly Street West (905) 686-2238 (;")F, I_XW, ,'1'A1'lONS AI Grade Expectations our mission u to help students reach their puenhal. A comprehensive assessment evaluaus each students needs and an indivdualued educational program is designed. Ultimately each program will help. increase interest. build self confidence and improve academic performance. k Math E Reading III: Writing ID Study Skills fid G EXPRIA110NN >k�Pi� Gil L fAWNVG CENTRE S " 1885 Glenanna Rd., Suite 103 'OPEN HOUSE - SATURDAY, NOV. 3010 A.M. • 2 P.M. complimentaryAsseswat with each enroihot* Teachers implement each individualized program. This program is offered atter school honours. Grade Expectations is proud to he a Canadian company. For more information please call Grade Expectations at ( 905) 420- 9930. KIDDIE. PROOF -FRS Kiddic Pruolcrs works together with parents and other caregivers to make homes safer for young children. During your free in- home inspection, their professionals go through every room wti ith you, pointing out man potential ha/arils, and make a series of suggestions to eliminate them. There are many exciting new child safety products that are available from Kiddie Prxofers including Magnetic child locks. \nn -Scald faucets and showers, window and screen locks, Non - Skid hath and floor treatments, Stove Burner Guards, and Lead nesting Kits With Christmas approaching Kiddie Proofers offers Gill Certificatestgood for products and/or installations) Tuhhly. Dino and Hippo bathtub spout protectors, Phone Cord Minders ,aid other interesting gift ideas. Kiddic Proofers child safety experts will speak at non-profit group functions without charge. Please let them help' CALL -434-KIDS(5437) or 1-SUtl-601- KIDS Tutortime Learning Centres TLC believe that a strung foundation in reading, writing and arithmetic is essential to achieve anv level of success in life. The programs at Tutortime focus on developing these fundamental skills. They provide one-on-one tutoring for your child in the specific areas that your child is having difficulties in. A personalized program is prepared for each student after problem areas and learning styles have been identified through Tutortime's comprehensive assessments. All programs are individualized and taught in a way that makes it easy and fun for your child to (earn. All the tutors at Tutortime Learning Centres arc certified by the province and have their Ontario Teaching Certificates. Tutortime Learning Centres are wholly Canadian owned and operated. They can help your child build confidence. develop self esteem and learn the skills necessary to succeed. Please call the Tutortime Learning Centre nearest you: Oshawa/W'hithy 723- 1735 or Ajax/Pickcnng 686.5273. THE PEANI'T C1XB An indoor playground for children ages infant to 8 sears. BIRTHDAY PARTY SPECIAL All inclusnc pri%atc birthday party -- 15 children for the price of 10 children includes: -[-.\elusive use of the club for two hours. •Pliza and ice cream cake -Piper products. •('office and tea for adults. -Staff for set up and clean up. -Face painting(water based). "Book by Nuxember 30th to receive this special. Qpen to the public for daily play seven days per week. -Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. -Tuesday evenings 6:00 p.m. to 9AX) p.m.•Saturdays and Sundays 9:30 a.m. to 12:(X1 p.m. For more information call 686- 2238. ,11AIPIN',IELLIBEANS Durham's Premier Party and Plavicentre offers you a relaxed atmosphere while your children play. Birthday parties become it piece of cake for moms and dads since we do everything for you including loot bags for the most inclusive, competitive price in Durham region. F1'LL FACILITY PRIVATE for your party -- no sharing of' space. Now offering a drop and shop babysitting service at reasonable rates on a Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. Please reserve 24 hours in advance to ensure a space as they are limited. Last year's Santa Lunch was such a great success we are having Breakfast and Lunch with Santa. For only $7.50 per child they receive Pancakes/syrup or pizza, Juice, face painting. 2 1/2 hours of playtime and a Santa Surprise 9ft �6a XI&Vf af 1.iri;e selection. It iendl y sen ice .l creat prices on Alatrrnih Fashions. Nursing 14i'ar, Bre•asi Pumps... & ii nnderjid ift ideas NO PST or GST with this ad' 1p✓es Doc 3' 90 rw go wr"ng '(K KinE.hn Rd AOR Y G iliw♦ ✓w'htt-Rd PICKERI\G • • 1 905 1 &11-2W Piro Mem Fn 11) 9 Sat I4-61 Sun I - h -: - _ i Lit Z. "Come In and Play! AGES UP TO 12 YEARS is GENERAL ADMISSION is BIRTHDAY PARTIES *TEMPORARY BABY SITTING AVAILABLE • 1.m - : •`► s ,t' ss be .; Book Your Child's Next Birthday Party B Let Us Do All The Work 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax on the MacKenzie Plaza) 427-9223 To - DAYS left t. roe ,� J 1 •Playroom'Baby's First Hairad Package Special Visilor 'Playful Aftnosphwe Thidren will stave lots of fun d get a haircut too! ( No Appointment Necessary KIDS CUTS Ir Ane 1-9 •5.98 ' Hours 520 Simco@ SL South Mon. -Tues. 9-6 Oshiwa L1J •Wil 9-6 TM rs'-Fri (905) 725-0119 I Sat. 9-6 Sun. Closed Across from K -hart I Games compliments of Video Max THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1996 -PAGE 29► Ge Help rl�Agent lSales Hel Sales Hel�PI AgeIm JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! National Chanty is hiring in the Durham Region for it's door-to-door canvassing Paid daily, For appointment can 19051721.0476 MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- to's fastest growing agency seeks extras for film and TV work, all typesno exp req. Earn S?S22801hr Work guaranteed We place peo- pie on movie sets every Jay Can Jonathan 1416; 961-2226 PART TIME Markerng Dep' S9Sr, salary mo guaranteed No expererce necessary Car necessary Please call Mr Lavers 666- 2122 REQUIRED - DRIVERS .wp..,w!nq. erpe• erne preio..e,; Also quire broker; N'th d R• 4 tr'JCrz ar; plows re,e- chone•91`,`, 427-7355 REXAIR Factory D'S - lribu•or Ful' ani; car time pOsihors available imme- diately $1667 'hr worker; to start plus boruses Car required Mr Lavers 666- 2122 SCREW MACHINE SHOP in P c-errg •@quires Da venport ser -up operators. Acme Gridley setup op- erators. Browne and Sharp set-up OPerat Crs Good wages. beret is Fax re- sume 10 905 839-! 7.7 GROUND FLOOR c000r- r r.", A^ erhsirg .:,Cary now s"eK,ng people to help Out r ',c "me araas of cus- tomer service and pudic relations also available Sales & ^!arket,rq 'eating to advancemert New *Blue Chip- - er,s 'Creed is 10 grow =all Mon,ka 72'. 14!' THE MUTUAL GROUP s"S 3 Sei'-CT,'.ated vidua, rim excellent people s. s arrJ ar nterest in achiev Ig entrepreneunal mdepe^ Jence Complete nye in g, pen a^rs'hnancng Programs available Wr - mum 2 years full rme work mg expeoence requires Also wrth a Univers ty de. gree' •@quested Fax re- sume 10 Pearson Lanes. 129 Byron St N . Whitby_ On L' N 4MB 905 668 214' Fax WANT TO BE YOUR OWN BCSS- Sruclo S K O Were looking for modem. up-to-date hairstylists for Mair rentais Please apply W person 108 Dundas Silly Whitby or Ca'I 430- 9397 WANTED 38 pe -pe •- lose ..c !c 20 lbs for the New Year Doctor Pro— duced Asti How' Toll Free 1 80C 881.6'F2 WANTED Band 'c- N -It t,) ---- Tease gall or prop otl :aoe :0 Michelle after 6om 905-666-0590 101 Mary St W, Whitby Office Help INSTRUCTOR required to leach course in Legal Office Administration during ma- ternity leave 3-5 yrs work andior teaching experi- ence Fax resume Barbara (905433-8962 Skilled Im Help TWO CLASS AZ Tractor Trailer Drivers to run dedl- cated auto parts between Oshawa and Lockport N.Y Minimum 1 yr. exp. Clears abstract. Clean criminal record. Must be able to pass U.S. DOT drag and alcohol test. Apply in per- son Big Rig Mechanical at 800 Farewell St. Oshawa. Previous applicants -need not re -apply. LICENSED ELECTRI- CIAN for commercial and industrial construction work. Responsible individ- ual able to work alone, make decisions, willing to travel to sights in Onlano. Hand deliver resume to 630 Euclid St. Whitby. SKILLED PAINTER re- quired for sign manufactur- ing. Please drop off resume at Provincial Signs. 375 Frankcom St. Ajax. No phone calls please. WELDER required for aluminum structural sig- nage Please drop off re- sume at Provincial Signs. 375 Frankcom St Ajax No phone calls please No future with Canada Post. We would like to talk urgently and imme4Sately with AD MAIL SALES AGENTS Who are currently serving AJAR-PICKERING - WHITBY - OSHAWA • CLARINGTON - PORT PERRY - PETERBOROUGH • LINDSAY • COBOURG - PORT HOPE - TRENTON - BELLEViLLE Metroland newspapers serving towns and cities in Durham Region, Victoria, Peterborough, and Northumberland Counties, would like to talk to Ad Mail Sales Agents about immediate opportuni- ties for you in our highly successful distribution sales departments. Please call for a confidential interview (905) 579-4400 Bruce Danford k, .I vkurld ICadcr in tc-mpoi lr staffing wi lcc,. Interim Pc-rw,nncl rc-(pil a strong; salrs rc-pa-wirtutn'c to increase market .hare v%ithin the- Durham Rcgiun -!This Is an ideal r,pportujl for a goal oncntcd..cll-motn-atc-d protc%%i;)nal You must have A minimum i)t tw() scars c-xpencil and a prosrn track record Prc-ctous staffing .tnd tndustrs experience %%mild hc- a klctinitc a%%cit You arill crabs an attr-acticc +clan Pertormanec hascd lnccnuscs Anda tram c-m,in,nmc-nt PIc-asc fi)nvrrd sour rc-strmc in c3)nfidcncc lu lntcnm Prrwnncf 10K)<) Kingston Road Suitt' 2'0) Nckc-ring. t )nuns, Ll% IHS Ell (`H)`; 8A-4X)2- Am-ntion Ftic- -lit—R100 INIC.-y"Emw P E R S O N N E L A well established duarkun)r of >pecial" eahe,. Instrumentation-, and controls has an immediate opening for a technical salts person with at least 3 nears industrial sale. expenence A self-starter with a pirl sales record related to our Indus - M with the major mdustnal aca)unh through- out cast Toronto. Young tit to Belleville is a must. Position ooifters competitn e compensation tor -ward your resume in complete to. Mrs. M. Gaskell Process & Steam Specialties 2180 Dunwin Dr. Mississauga, ON L5L 1C7 Fax 905-828-9716 1 FULL Time Dental Assis- tant required. Experience preferred. Call 420-9211 MASSAGE THERA- PIST, space available m medical clinic for a few REQUIRED: NANNY for 4 children, ages 9. S. 3 & 2 Non-smoking environment (Dixie/Finch area). Refer. ences required. Call: (905)839.6085. S. AJAX FAMILY re- quires experienced care giver for 2 1/2 8 4 yr old n our home. Please Call 427- 3379. r-mer• /•s exp. .a - ouhrgs nuintious rood. 'r'Ced play lar? ^or. -0 —, pro - Jed Nh,tes.4C' 83'- -WO EXPERIENCED Ferre^, yarn play"),, ECE CPP nose 10 parks ;ncros srarkS ots -LC Nhiles Pd S area 'Call 42-_-8676 WESTNEY a -ss aro e- aoe �a0os^e• available -nth • : rrs exc :CS :ay. care ypiom.a • ,c- unci sracks 'enced ra ^. oaaes we,ccme references. •e :eip's 'cors)- able sates 427-4937 FTP Firewood ABSOLUTELY BE •x :..nilly naM- rOOo at low 7 095 F•ee lei--ery Sery^y Pckerrg Ala.. Whitby and OSnawa Can DURHAM F!REWOCC 427 474' APPLEWOOD aged ' 2 yeas•: oi.,r• :Ord. S210 ' 3 oust cord SSC Deiry @rood ' .905 e Collect,.98'56? P"Or B ROOKLIN FIREWOOD Cuahly seasoned hrBwo•% Please phone leave -es. sage 305-655 4797 Hwy 2 to Spencers Road, tun 'Orthpr Ashourn Road. :(XJ cards S5G'ace mrd mixee. pickec .p FIREWOOD Juaiiry sea. sones •6' spit ndrdwooc sinning at S185,Gord Ca' eve '05-944-580' 7 p m pm FIREWOOD For Sale Cut. Split and delivered S50 a race cord Call to ry 905�6a3-9639 FIREWOOD, Excellent quality hardwood. Guar..- anteed extra long fully seasoned. cut and split Honest measurement Free delivery Kczy Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2246 FIREWOOD Roka Lum. ber 8 Firewood Centre 4'x8. x12'. S60. 4'x8 -x16•. S65. Established 1963. Days 705.277.3381. Even- ings 905-434-6665. FreeJ- delivery to Oshawa area. WILSOMS FIREWOOD . by the bush cord or face cord. Cut, split and deliv- ered. Hardwood mixed. 905-432-7741. Hardwood kindling available. Bargain' Comer I DAY ONLY! Saturday Daycare , hours weekly For details November 23rd Over 3000 tax resume to (9C5) 420 • movies for sale. All ages' 4467 Available 53.99-39.99. Conant Video. 168 Conant Street 579- OR Daycare 9252. Wanted BABYSITTING provided WATERBED: Ki Size. n my home, children all Solid dark wood frame 8 ages welcome. Days or headboard New bladder BABYSITTER wanted - nights DixierGlenanna and liner Excellent condi- for two year oid boy, must 831-4003 tion, seldom used (guest love children. CPR, non smoker, long term position. one or two nights a week. plus New Years Eve Ideal for college student who would use time to study, pay negotiable References required. Wh Ie s and Hwy 2 1905) 42;} 8458 DAYCARE available in my home. 18 years. experi- ence . lots of TLC, non smoker, babies welcome. Pickering Village 428- 3128 room bed). Comes with mattress liner and 3 sets of sheets. $300. OBO Call 905-434-6329 AUDIO VIDEO eyeware. with portable TV tuner. TV', VCR adapter. recharger S399 obo 831-2380 PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24.19% Bargain Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles im, Corner � For Sale ®� For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale FMI For Sale GAR Hill books for 1-10 PC. Oak dining '� as ■ Mustang -bird. I. Camaro. Frebud. T -bird. Edsel. Vol room seTcha-m Two each cass,onal chairs $25 each. ■ HOW ARE ruin DOING? v 550-0309 leave name' number ak/ ■ vo. Mercedes. etc $2 00 434-2%86 Two old HIFIs Ladies downhill skis 697-0302 ■ Tt1e?111s1MeelvNe�ysAd�erfL9erCfassiedDepertrtertl ■ ■ FALL I WINTER CLOTH- IS(17nYT7 (tbpldV�xjQI(115�ittilSWlfltile best EXERCISE CROSS ING at rock bottom prices ■ I gay 1•L .._ Li ,, r caldid ■ trainer. aerobrc.'strength Snowboard ano Skijackets ■ training. padded seat pants, gloves and accesso ■ eWWID ft WAMbl? w. backrest. complete with workout trailing manual nes. at up to 80'� OFF reg ■ t Was our call answeredpromptly?■ Y $200 Moffatt dryer $45 ular retail prices Quality named brand labels SKI ■ ■ 683-2270 CLEARANCE CENTRE 377 Taunton Road East. Osha- ■ ■ FOR SALE Sofa bed. wa (lust east of 5 Points ■ $100 Cha„ $20 Kitchen Malh 905-725-3468 ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative table & 2 chairs. S30 AsANNOUNCING new low- offer friendly, ■ sorted household items e, o•• 18 -ooh min ■ courteous service? best offer 420-9100 p,Ice ■ dish satellite t v 40 Chan. ■ mels. only $28 DC monthly ■ FRIDGE stove reeze (905) 655-3661 ■ 599 eacl 6stove ' ■ ARIENS. 5 tip sncwbiow- ■ KITCHEN TABLE SET e- new ^ clor dual stage. ■ p__-, - , - ,,a -.,eta, w:rT, electric start exce lent don. ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your • 4 chars Good condd,or cl,bon. ask,^g SESC Cali 668-8953 ■ advertiserTtent? ■ Ca 1905-5-9-6374 BARN DEMOLITION. ■ ■ LEPINE-atural wood crib Ba,- o^a-d. so -c -eoa- ■ wrh. -at •ess $1 75 Stud- Beams Spruce, also hard ■ ent study desk solid wood; wood beams. different siz ■ 36 long x '9 wide S75 es and lengths Alsc inside ■ 4, Suggestions Sw,ve desk c^air S45 686- storage ava,!able lob or coents: gg mm ■ ■ 1222 (905 987 1303 ■ BEAUTIFUL ■ LITTLE FOLKS -life crib 1-1-1.r m„sa• ". -1,31 size 8 ex 8 ex ■ WTI ma!C-Ing _•a--ge table cellene condition S65C. ■ S175 Misc Mems al: under Retie :able & chars. excel ■ 're 'vi ld LIKE to hear from ■ S' OC Twc =^los stroller high Cha„ swingca, sea:. lent condition $150 Call 728-'566 ■ you. ■ numerous^tam toys 686- BRAND ^ew Bee, Can ■ 9332 S'wec apbrox 3 If high ■ If you prefer, MARINE FISH S10C 100 111. Comes WTI am 1m dua! ■ please contact Fred Eismont ■ ga acua,Ia- w!^ cassette cD player equal. ■ supe-iC- I :e, sysle- ask- ,ze, ane wireless speaxe,c ■ at 576-9335. or 683-0707 ing S35C call 686-8580 Ask ^g S73C Cali 4-;E■ MATCHING Sofa S'5C 90E ■ or fill out this coupon L-., ora PX Glass hoc BURGLAR ALARMS a ■ and mail to: ■ table a,,d end rabies S75 '_w '^w.-� •"r - .'_• ■ Enterainrnert unit $5:, Call horse KE E P THEM OUT' ■ Mic^elle at 434--52' Custom cu - stee, secj,hi, Classified Department ■ wnoi bars for as ,,me as ■ MENS -a! cacti 'ealre- S25 CC ce• w•ndew allows P.O. Box 481■ la_K-, - j-- 5289 Asx ^; peace 0' m,^c ever w t' ■ $149 Call 3105-579-6'74 wi open For a Tree $6S Farewell St. ■ es! -ate car 905 ,426- ■ ■ OCTAGON KITCHEN 842Q ■ Oshawa, Ontario table S». ✓c Sb. -'- e, S35 G, -s sii size CARPET - rooms. 5299 _- 30 ■ LIH 7L5 ■ 13 S-`- 2 P, x-co,^:,'y sK � or - _les yards of carpel pad and ■ ■ & boots SBC 683-9136 ,nstauator Custom blinds loves,'Your Sa!is•`aClor )s the -measure of Our success- ■ also available at ■ prices Sal 905 432 275C m m Me m n m Me NO NO ON Me m m CARPET BROKER, 100N. Nylon thick. plush. stain resistant carpet For 3 rooms, only $36900 Price includes 30 Sq yds carpet, deluxe pad and Installation ,n your home Free quota - lion ,n your home No in- terest, no payment forone full year. Daniel, 1.Bo0- 217-0104 CARPETS - lots 01 carpel. 100° -nylon. new stain re- lease carpets on hand, 1 SII carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price Includes carpet. pre- mium pad. expert installa- tion, fast delivery, tree esti- mates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 CLEARANCE SALE. LUMBER "X4' 7 1'X5-- Cedar.Pine. Spruce. Hem- :ick, Maple flooring. Oak Fasswood & Poplar 1.705 :882979 Early morning, -ion & evenings COMPAQ PRESARIO 425 4,- SX33. 200 ni "D SVGA fax modem, co sur p„nte,. Stool obo all 905 666-2509 COMPUTER 486DX33Mh SSM^NC SMbRAM w,1h 2 zes c, '10ppy disc drives, :.Ith 14' SVGA colour -iondor. enhanced key card three button mouse -nd power bar 905-655- 102 COMPUTER SPECIAL, --499 Fac:. ^lei OX 386 " .0 Ram. color mor,ror. or 5699 with modem & CO °om. 1905, 655--3661 FOR SALE An cast iron 'eights ,^ICs oars dumb -_�Ilsbenches. plus York )01 Can 905404-`595 Dining room SJ,te. 6 a's arT ac,e *,if, eat 8- x 7-6-. 4 Coo, buffet & rrna cabinet excellent mdd,on. $1700 in b o 1-0601 HEAVY DUTY steel ie,,.. 7Wn...y �',seOunt. antral Business Ligwda- ,s. 705.741.5165 CLARINGTON COM- PUTER CLEARANCE CENTER Two great value packages. loaded systems. systems include 14'.28 Ni monitor, voiceltax modem, CD Tom drive, sound cards. S peakers. Dos, and wind ows. color printer Pentium 100 $1.999 Out the door prices. all taxes included Resale 486-50 mz 160 drive. complete system $395 Also lots ofused sys- tems in stock, from $149 including monitor Clanng. ton Computer Clearance Center 697-3059 164 Baseline Rd Bowmanville CONTENTS SALE: Liv ng,com coffee lab.e An bque bedroom set Lamps VCR Baby cnb Teak bed -oom set Many other Items 905-428-2774 after 6pm COUNTRY STYLE. couch a^d wing chair .n excellent condition Blue wit, ruffled skirt and throw cushions. Asking 5650, call 427 1348 DINING ROOM s.:ne 'An- tiq,.e- mah-„ga-y, rine piece (Duncan Phyte) Lyre back chairs. asking 57.750 Oshawa 1-(416) 550-0309 leave name' number EQUIPMENT FOR SALE - Law^ & ia•den Business Closing Yard Pro 14 hp lawn tractor. 42cut $1500 Lawn " 4 hp 21' lawn- mower 5400. Homelite Grass Trimmer S200. Mar - yana Leatblower (BaCK Pac. $600, much more PhOneF55-3868 HOME SECURITY SYS- TEM pad over S60C must sell. only $99 in ckrdes 5 contactsone mo - bon, one steel cabinet. one keypad. battery. siren. trarstormer. must assume contract for monitoring. Rick 4.5.282-5680 KEEP YOUR 8 mm & su. per 8 film, sale on high quality wdeo.Trlple R Video Transfer offers the best price with music added no extra charge call 905.725- 1001 KNITTING MACHINE Includes ribber, lace car nage, knit tracer, punch cards, manuals, till table, yarn. $800 Phone 905- 725-7546 LARGE COMPUTER/Re- ception desk. (4 months old). cash register that keeps track of inventory, beauty salon contents, vinyl windows and doors 430- 8787. LARGE PLAY PEN, 529 Ba,b,e House. 10 Bar - b,e's & accessories $50. girls Skates Size 12. $15. Children's Toys 7 clothing various sizes. Crib mattress $5 00. Ladies 12 speed bike $3500 antique couch & chair S50, 432-1283 MODEL RAILROAD Fr^ pre d,smai'ar,e sections. 200 rolling stock a­ntrol panels, controllers. vea,s of Mode, Railroader maga. zines. all R R equipment & supplies included with sale 905655-3102 MOVING SALE Black c^tfee arC 2 end tables. back -mored glass enter- tainment unit. stereo. CD playerlamps, pictures. ap- pkances etc 725-9181 an yt,meyleave message MOVING SALE Door. w-lown adds antl ends, Ent,r9 inventory drastically reduced 445 S,mcoe St S. Oshawa 433 2323 OAKIPINE FURNITURE W^y ray •etas prices' One or Ontario's oldest and tar - gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the public Eg solid .oak 7 pc dining - room or 6 pc solid pone bedroom. your choice S1995. many stain choices Tradoonal Woodwork,ng 905-985-8774 OVERSIZED plus ladies coats, dresses, sports wear and more on sale, all made in Canada. Oshawa Flea Market, 727 Wilson Rd. Sun 9-4 Phil 416-284- 4249 PIANO - apt size, includ- Ing bench, good condition. $800 Call 683-1067 PIANO - Mason & Risch. Upright Excellent condi- tion. Asking 51.800 Call 905-668-2972 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Back to school specials New and used pianos Not sures Rent to own, apt size, upright. grand, digital, key boards. Clearance on all 1995 stock' Telep Piano Works. 433-1491 PLAYCLOTHES for lovers This s ust tun stuff for you and your honey or XTC leathers for the more serious Send cheque or money order for Just For Fun $5 00 or XTC S10 00 catalogues to Pauhne's Special Gifts. PO Box 58007. 500 Rossland Rd W Oshawa. Ontario UJ 8L6 ROSEWOOD DINING room su'e 64' table plus two 18' ,eaves 6 chars. 6' buffet with hutch Excellent condition. Asking 51800 91' Couch $15C Call 905- 697-0312 SANTA WILL CALL! Na•,onwlde broadcaster prearranges 5 minute call to your child $9 95 Send cheque Or money order, name and phone number to R LeBlanc Ent 27-1300 King St E . Suite 0105. Oshawa. Ontario L 1 H 8JY SHEDMAN Ouality barn Style shed KIT 8' x 8'. SPE- CIAL ONLY $295 pus tax Many other sizes and styles available Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd Unit 3, Pickering For more into call 905.619-2093 0 � AR . 11 -A mw Wrr� r4 MM 0 A I a =4 got 9 0 i A 11 • ' 1 Imm proveents •911 r: M11Improveme is RRJDGIET HONE DEPROVF2411EPITS Basemen! Apts Rec-rooms plumbing. Addrborls electncal. drywall decks ceramic tiling & countertops 15 yrs Exp call Manc (905) 619-4663. cel. (416) 560.4663 C & R Maintenance Building repairs and reno- vations electrical. plumb- ing. ceramic tiles. carpen- try. From small repairs to major renovations. Fully guaranteed, tree esti- mates. (905)432.8931 DOORS •R• US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 EUROPEAN TILE SPECIALIST Will renovate your bath- room, or kitchen walls, as well as floor tiles. Good references and satisfac- tion guaranteed. For free estimates call D. Dykstra 725-4913 GARAGE DDc- •epa•s logia^ sp,mgs Cables. •oUe•5 openers installed $49 New Coorsopeners Oua,ity P,,s Doors 416- 336-00-3 J. P. HOME IMPROVE- MENTS Renovano^s ca•- Pe^t-y s",.,'g drywall tap- ing trim painting, finished basements. garages Au work guaranteed Free es - !,mates Call Phil 430- 5873 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom hones• additions. reno- vations. roc rooms and basement apartments. Residential and com- mercial Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free consultation Can Jeff 905-423.5706 RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions, second stones, finished bsmts., bath- rooms, decks, the & wood floors, doors & windows, guaranteed and reliable call Wainer (905)423-2145 SIGON Construction Ltd. serving Durham Region for 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks, patio doors, windows, rec-rooms, flagstone, free esti- mates. 905576-5760 ' ' Improvements T.E. Home Inc,ovemerts Speua„zing in roofing. sid- ing. soffit. eaves trough window & doors Please call Tom. 579-3760, leave message "19 Plumbing ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING tensed plumber. no lob too small, no ;ob too big Complete Renovation Free esti- mates, great prices. guar- anteed lowest 905-725- 2507 or 1-800-34G-0058 DOUG CLARK PLUMB- ING, Licensed and in- sured, repairs and altera- tions, new bathrooms and renovations. pump sales and service free estimates, 686-5172. 24 his. • on" Painting, Wallpapering, New Stucco, Repainfing old stucco, wainscotting, moulding,Wall boarding, minor house- hold repairs. Also Faux Painting. (905)6(!6.2890 SHOP SMITH style multi - shop 15 tools In 1). Excel- lent condition. $1600 Call 905-579-6374. SNOWBLOWER: 4 years old, seldom used. Asking $850 OBO. Call 905-576- 7693. STEF'S APPLIANCES 362 French Street Fridges. 5250 & up. Washers, $150 & up Dryers. $150 & up Portable dishwashers. $200 & up. Chest freezers, $175 & up. stoves, $150 & up. Apt -size washers. $250 & up Built-in dishwasher, $275 Apt -size dryer, $250 6 month warranty. 905- 432-7167 1a' Digital Satellite 70 Free channels for 1 year Rent to own for only $8.25 weekly Call 905-571-1412 HITACHI 35- stereo tele- v,s,on Ultra black picture tube, Pian -Pic. High reso- lution Rent -lo -own from S1580 weekly Call 905- 571.1412 KENWOOD 200 watt Tower of Power 5 Disk CD. double cassette, lower speakers. Rent -to -own from S7 25 weekly Call 905- 571 1412 SHARP 25' TV. VCR com- bonarcrs. High resolution picture tube, front A,'V Jacks. auto programming, universal remote control Rent to own from $7 50iwk Call 905-571-1412 THREE PIECE Marquis sofa excellent condition $680. Euro design wooden bar with two chars 5170. two Tiffany Lamps 20- Bistro design 5650 Kenmore self cleaning stove white woo, black t•Im excellent condi bon. rciuding 2 yr extend- ed warranty from Sears $850 434-3925 • Painting & Moving Phone Repair • House Uff House • Party • Decorating • Storage • 8 Services • Cleaning Cleaning • Sevices TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast. clean. reliable service. 420-0081 • Moving & • Storage AJAX Moving Systems full services, moves, ap- p6anee and piano speaal- Ists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, staining at $99. and up. Call for trill mation, 725-M or 427-0005 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will mare aryi anywhere, anytime. Commercial or residential. Packagrg, storage and boxes available. Senor & end month discounts. Free estimates 571-0755 1-888-491.6600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free estimates, senors discount, short no - lice moves. Appliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call 432-2850. 111 �YII H LARGE TRUCK Will do household moves, residential, commercial. All types of moves. Can Carl K Jane 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartments. OI- hces. Appliances and Plano Specialists. Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts. Licensed, in- sured. Free Estimates. Excellent service. Call 436-7795. NATIONAL MOVING SYSTEMS. big or small, flat or hourly rates. Senior and mid -month discounts. Residential or commercial. Comparable rates. Free estimates. 905-723-7479. Watch for our ads every last 2 weeks of the month!!! Cron MOM Bargain rates (tomes, dim, apt., etc. Piano moving. Packing available. _ COMPARE US TO BELL PRICES Telephone wiring, resi- li denhal and small busi- ness, lacks Installed,, moved, repaired. FREE ESTIMATES A & G SERVICES (905) 6346339 i • Flooring, • Carpeting CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretchirg, our speciality Free estimates. D & N Duncan, OU -1799 or 967.1800 • House • Cleaning BBS HOME cleaning service. weekly / biweekly, bonded and experienced, all supplies provided. Free estimates call 905-404- 0087 CHARMAINE'S MAID SERVICE Maids fully tx)nded & insured Quality cleaning; at reaklnable rates 619-3282 Complete lily household cleaning weekly, bi-weekly, occasionally 101/6 off for Seniors Insured & Bonded 839-5413 Honest reliable Per- -;on with 20 yrs ex- perience. Cleaning by the day. Rates, 545.465. 576-9865 leave message HOUSE CLEANING by Lorie Special Rall for Weekly / Biweekly from $45. 416-703:3027 "PLUS" Dependable & skilled 20 yrs. experience FREE Estimates Please leave message 831-6049 r.M Snow Removal MERRY CHRISTMAS DAD. Rest your back this year with Top Growth residential snow clearing. No plows. surprisingly inexpen- sive. Free estimates. Pay as you go. Cancel anytime. 666-1436 RUMM tfAA m . h",wW,.,,� -clear walllw�driveways and nwic al walks. RERSRNRRLE RRTES 404.0602 for a free estimate • Residential • Commercial For reliable service Ca9(905) 686-4194 MAGICIAN, Gown friends, ready to en- tertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays, pro- motions, openings, fund raisers. Magic stows are tun! Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728.13334 RAYIIT WANTS WORK Dong Magic For Children's Parties And A6 Occasions. Have My Own Magician. can Ernk b6d.g93Z• SEUING YOUR CAR OR !TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Qu Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 683-7363 1 Fort HE Computer EM Computer Video Video WASHERS, dryers. fridge. ,tove, new and recon l- IATTEIMT S 'RVltl'l;' I oned, $225 and up for re- AVA M - "LE onddioned washer, $175 atia./!a and up for reconditioned Home and web page creation Hyper dryers $175 and up for re- p g tip ,nditaned tridges and link and server storage. ,,,ovee Also tory operated Call John IDUarte washer and dryers. Ste- lenson's Furniture and at �¢�O0 Appliances. 227 Court St.. :1•;hawa. 576-7448 WEDDING OR ANNI- e I Pt!tS/SUpplleS/M!� plies/VERSARY bands. stun- Boardingarding ^,1 matching, never used, de band. 7 diamonds, K9 CONNECTIONS r.kmg $600. Also 5 pc lueen bedroom suite. 9 Dog Obedience lrawer dresser, matching CLASSES ALL LEVELS .,en's wardrobe all brass vrrored asking $55D.. Starting immediately 45-623-0060 Call John or Dianne at . FWArticles (905) 438-1711 Wanted e ' Snowmobiles e ' Snowmobiles ANTIQUES Absolutely. rhasmg furniture or an. ,thing old Scientific instru- ,ents, china. silver, adver- ;ing, toys. decoys. dolls. -ul- bottles. collections or _states Call Robert Bowen ntiques (905) 555.8049. 8'OOKiin FREE REMOVAL of un- .,^" d scrap 'metalstoves. mashers, cars, trucks or an- rt ­g metal call 905.571- _ LOOKING for used ap- ;, an :•-s working order or •01 working Pick up at no Marge Call 432-7167 WANTED overhead pro- • easonably paced ,an 597 3104 ask for Ran - WANTED Red Rose Tea ^es iWade of Eng - and) Large quantities of 70 bails. 1989-90 Chev 5- .C, automatic Call anytime ' 519,337-7979 Dave WANTED CAMERAS - -^ina and glass. jewel eery microscopes. tele scopes. binoculars and re- Uted items Clocks, watch- es. furniture, anything old 432 1678 Dependable, excellent Gond., new seat, toe bar, hand warmers, runs. Beauty $1,995, 5,600 km. 1-705-328-0402 Pets/Suppliesi Boarding FREE^ 'y l ab•Doce- roan X ~Obedient. crate trained. neutered male, 12 months old. For into call Susan 839-3407 LHASA APSO PUPS for Automobiles For Sale 1978 MONTE CARLO landaucell aed 142 900 original Kd . 305 v-8. groat condition. many extras. no reasonable otter refused 579-1869 sale Nor shedding, non 1979 DODGE Maf allergic, health guarantee. ir", 1995 COUGAR. ' 36.000 et vneedled automatic. A'C. new bras. House train- Drakes. tune-up. leather kl . dngmai. :err.tied. new Ing started Payment terms brakes excellent condition. avaiWble (705) 786-3124 seats. 105'000 anginal km $1500 080 Call Jim (905; must sail. $3.100 Tele - Garage/ Garage/ oe3-9575 prone 420 --0144 anylme ' Yard Sales ' Yard Sales 1990 Volvo 242 GT for 1995 FORD ESCORT Darts only Best offer ALSO GT, Tint=,rd,i,cr fuuy separate V Iv I THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1996 -PAGE 31` AptF;° etre Aprtmenti "Apartments I I A i it Sale I Wheel FoFor Rent For Rent 1990 CHEV Corsica BLOW 53995 BB LeBaron coin 53995. loaded 54495 99 AWAY END OF YEAR PRICES, PLUS 1979 CHEV Quality Com version Van, bed Ice -box, Bonneville LE loaded FREE WARRANTY. cruise/tilt. air, root -rack. 2 $4595 88 GrandAm, q OVER 24 CERTIFIED hi -back buckets. door, $2995 84 Corvette, RECONDITIONED VE- 165,000km $2,000 o b o loaded. $9500 84 Grand HICLES ON SALE AT Also Trader. 2 wheel cos. National, $5600 Durham CERTICAR EG. 1990 tom light 'Jury box. spare. Motors Ltd Sales & Sery Grand Caravan 3 3 V 6, extend ble floor. folding 'ce Open 7 days/week 221 loaded A 1, $7.995 1988 Sides. to, easy storage Westney Rd S.. Ajax ON 1993 Astros from $6,985 $400 o b o Phone days 905-683-7550 loaded 1987 Olds,auto. 905 728-6323, evenings haust & brakes 55200 Call fantastic now 53385 1989 90'-579-7245 Grand Prix SE. loaded. 1985 Wheelchair Van. mint. $7.850 1988 Blazer 4 GMC Rally wagon, V8, x 4 perfect, now Sr, 995 auto, pis. PIPradials. rear firm 1989 Escort GL, auto. heater. Rican wheelchair air, very pretty. 53.585 hilt. tie downs, 5 captains 1989 For F-150. Lariat chairs. 104 000 km, cert, tied loaded, low kms. sale . excellent rendition $7 700 905.725.3532. $8000 1993 Sunbird SE. n ILCr10r. I JU air. auto. teal. WOW 1988 ASTRO MINI van. kms. $14,000. 57 500 1990 Olds 88 seer, ,ver S2 `.00 ^ now Rick -Evenings Loaded 92.000 kms. now Darts and repairs 350 V-8 e^g'^e needs Make cable' hydra, parking, south 59.925 1989 Celebrity pain! 666-4670 Euro black beauty loaded a reasonable offer and , s MAJOR pAlom BROCK $5.500 1985 Anes auto. A- yours Must sell Call for 1991 CAVALIER. V,." ' steal �t. S2.225 199r, more info 434 3975 sell' automat: ac 221. 2 -Buick LeSabre Ltd, loaded. 1989 JEEP CHEROKEE door, blue. p/s. p/b. now 56.566 1991 Sdvera- La,�i,. 4 In, 4 X 4 a^, 126.000km new tires, ex- do, short box loaded. step `-'d.57,600433-1871 haust & brakes 55200 Call side, rare, black beauty. 1991 ASTRO CE '/AN 905-404-1328 512.995 1988 Voj-s Jena ETX 4'i ,y paced. 1991 CHEV Cavalier. 4- Siaiom. .pint mm• only 53.995 Cortical 155 ASS brakes quad Duckels neat Icor aul•,r-a'-c. rear and air grey or V6, fully King St. W. at Midtown grey. 89.;00 Kms S'28CC loaded. certified. $6895 Mall. Oshawa. 579- -er' or best otter MUST '988 P 33 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $785-$867. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 P.M. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS 2 & 3 bedrooms. broadloom. 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT MON - THURS 9 A M. - 8 P. RA. FRI. 9 A.M -5 P.M. SAT & SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED onhac Grand P :x, 2886 Open Sunday. SELL Day 905-987445-, 2 celrcom apt apo,., V5, fully :oadedgood con- -ve 987-9866 $55; ^o plus nyor- dihon. 150 cook^- $4895cotes one par -.-g soot. cera, ied 1988 ,ids Delta ' Automobiles 'ortn ,.f 401 ,'ose •: Sim - 88. 4 -door, V6 !,!iy ;a Wanted Wanted ' Trailers toe Aia lable Jar 97 '48.000km certified MessageSn-q'2C •54895 4C4 3868 ARLIE SALES LTD 1993, LUMINA E,r,. 34. '/5 •Mrd P VI P S P I, auto. 'ear spoiler. ABS, Air cell Phone SIC 500, 905-430- 1103 1994 ':-v Cavalier, 2 or, mir! =1,tan. auto. air, amihr, Cassette, white exte- nor Certified 510.995 Call Phyllis days 905-2942200 or evenings 905-852-7086 STnxTMG tt,DM or SHOW HEYDENMORE PAVILION Wmii RT MONDAY DEC 2,16-110 AIA. SPORTS & ACTION FIGI RINI•;S STAR "ARS TOYS, BEASTIE-S & %It ('H %It C'H %10RE- Vendors Tables 25/One, 4afTwo For Information: Call Mike 430.3319 or Frank 665.0407. 0 o manes loaded, dark owe,green, transmission 4 spd wio 434-5098 18 L 16 valve ABS. ex $50. $75G; Gasn on Ire spot for scrap cars & trucks Anyhnle Call 905 706-5; v, A d A TOWING. Pay S50- S500r, cas^ 'o' used & scrap cars & trucks 24 his 7 days Call 905 '686 or 905.706-5234 30 m.r service AUTOMOBILES and t'.Sks wa^'ed 'rr scrap Any condition. any age free removal m the Durham Region. cash paid Also needed '75 to '87 Chov or GMC pickup for parts Call anytime. Oshawa 305-431 0407 CARS FOR CASH! We buy ,.sed Ven -des weni- cles must oe In running condition Call 4272415 or come to 479 Batty St East. Ajax at MURAL) AUTO SALES 2 bedroom abi lea TRAILER: All steel ' , ',g M^c 5'` g^ a eat or haul,rg wood. etc $'JOr firm ,705799 352 atter bpm or 905725-8'56 anytime Auto Parts & Repairs y S Las -ritrance. laundry lacihnes Avaaiee now 5450 9x5 1987 ,avaner, 2 It auto. 579 -295 otorcycles 1966 - ISO HONDA DaFAM BIKE $20SBC Cal! 905 579 3964 Osrama ^•-o and 4Z' Park ^g sundry. storage Avaia'ne mmediarwy NON SMOfvr n i PRE FERREE) Sc:2 ho pi„s hydro 579 -?245 SOUTH PICKERING AVAILABLE Jan Ist. ce! room living •Qom eat n KltCher. 4 app,ances. Cer- -al au, garage near 4C' 5825 per m, phone '9x5 a32 3445 BACHELOR 3car!hert. eve^,.^ rg - . -led F•idge, stove cable heat hydr, park rg S4^,r„mortn first fast �qb er•rance Avai Dec ' Close 'o rws -oute '25-6868 after 5 D m =Calc :_s 2 c c BACHELOR APT Csrawa Dasem-! acarhenl :iose irc:udes -ea!, -yo- aCie l all drtertines separate Per- nr F r 1 & t 5SO CBX HONDA: '384 sI Yea, epi! : Neees work. 5550 or best otter 905-579-9964 tended wan. auto. 28 000 1991 CHEVY MONTE km 513,200 can (9051 CARLO, runs well. little 619-0692' Trucks e ' owmobiles needed to certify Asking for Sale $1.000 or best deer 665_ 1995 Nissan Quest. blue. 0949 8.000 km, fully loaded. - Anted windows, fabric war- 1985 Black Silverado 1995 OLDS 98. 4 di, 38 rarity Payment plan avaa Very clean. Kept in good FI, p seals, p windows, p able Certified, asking condition $3500 as is or locks, pis, pb. light brown 523.000 4368658 54000 cart Ted 905-263 ext tan velour int. good 4491 leave message body clean int $2000 obo 1995 TAURUS WAGON 905-728-9615 loaded 43 000 kms silver 1985 JEEP Cherokee spotless, $16.500 905- rew brakes. suspension ' Afts fflo Psty 1987 CHRYSLER La- 434-3975 Private sale shocks. etc 4x4 Asking Baron Sports Coupe. 4- $2900 Cal 430-7723 e Crafts BoardNg tinder automatic. a/c tom_ 12%. SUNFIRE, con - petal loaded n vernbte, black win black 1999 CHEV BLAZER 5 ESTABLISHED Store in West hill has openings for anyone with gifts, decor, crafts or unique products. We do all the sell- ing and you reap all the rewards. The perfect shopping experience. (416) 284-•0972 1� Antarrtet NEW MUSIC 9 -zine e hop://www.durtlam- news.neV-alc23l1rtn ilex him PERSIAN purl :red lots & kittens, shots b yet checked, all 576-4103. FOR SALE: Umbrella Cockatoos, proven breed - ng Pau. All accessories. 52000- Call 905.433_B802• CHOW; purebred male, 7 '' •nths old. raised with 'igdren $200. or best oder. all 905 579-9964, FOR RENT- Alai, Eques- trian Centre, Inside arena 9000 sq It 8 stables. new. 3000 sq It loft of hay. Paved driveway to arena Second small bam. 10 acres. Call Mano (905) 619.4663. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS, Lhasas, Miniature Dascnuids, Jack Russel! Terriers, Schnoo- dles. Guaranteed lowest prides, at Trent Pit Oshawa Center. 4363724. JUST IN TOW for Christ- mas. Shitzu pups, male and female. 7 weeks old. Championship blood lines, lot. shots and registered. (905) 728-9460 or (905) 435.0290 YMY NOT GIVE AN OLDER CAT A SECOND CHANCE. Many already spayed or neutered and lolly vaccinated. Kittens and medium loo larger siz- ed dogs also in need of homes. Donations and pial supplies welcome. 'Pet Pic's' with Santa coming soon! Cell DURHAM ANI- MAL ADOPTION at 905- 438-8411 ler more into. or to adopt a poll 1 1 Aut°f� s',k NEED A VEHICLE? Poor credit? No credit? Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905.5761800 or 1-888- 259-3673. 1 can help! 1973 DODGE CHARG- ER. HARDER, (Muscle Car), good body, A-1 engine, new fires etc.,$1200 060 as is 985- 2191. y ew ax foaust III brakes Very dean top. grey cloth interior 4 speed 4 x 4 excellent con - 53000 certified Call 905- speed automatic. 2 4 Inre dition. many new parts. Ta - 579 -4)804 moor. loaded, only 12.000 hoe package. Pioneer star - 1995 ;Ki D00 FORMULA 5L. K3 :c. „arbipes. cover Stand. SKI SKlrs 2000 Km heated gips art warmers $4850 obo 905.985-7290 Gerry Apartments For Rent 1 BEDROOM apartment. available Dec ' upper Igv- et of Mouse Central loca- tion , first & last. 434-8054 or 438-0771 kms Balance o1 Warranty SO, 53.000 686-2946 1 Bedroom basement t 1967 HONDA CRX SI - call 905-728-2685 ap SSpd . p/sunrool. AM/FM 1997 F/50 T with Den Ap b n great commuter car, Cert $3800 or B.0 905-430- 9245. 1997 OLDS Cutlass Ciera, 4 -cylinder, 15K on expertly reconditioned ii gine. new pant lob, loft d new Parts, n good working cordillm. 53200. 905-579- 0811. - 1987 SUNSIRD, four - door, air conditioning; $1500 as is. or best offer. Cap: (905)619.2675 atter 6 P -m. 19U CHEVY Sprint, 2 - door. latae. automatic. anV hn cassette, new starter & rad, recently certified, arKrw. coax circ-rcrocro. 19M FORD Tempo, 2 - door, 5 -speed, air, stereo, new clutch, no rust, must sed. $1200 o.b.o. Cap 905- 686--8568. ISU MAZDA 626, Auto, C t' ted lid AT AUCTION: Vehicles, 2 1991 Chev Cavaliers, 1991 Sunblrd. 1991 Ford Tempo, 1991 Chev Lurixnia van, 1987 Plymouth Voyager van, 1985 Dodge truck. 1992 Chev Astro Van, 1989 Dodge Van, 1989 Ford Dub Wagon. For details call Gordon's 1-8W-267- 2206. Auction - November 30. 1996. non-srno«er ro Pets S60C 986-"63 Avanade mmed,areiy BASEMENT APT 039-962' Dec - ' . a-;.. ,.,o,-,, • First, 2 LARGE 2 bedroom last ^+Nor-smo. -.; s,rgte acar•he-• S'SC eact'. au woman ,r yc�.-g :cope 'ICtuS,ve nc dogs Cal Preferred 5750_ CIUSNe Arn at Keiega Peaity walkcvt o;il rl Picke- 305 '23-738' mi Va)or Oa■s9--ci Q^ 2/3 BEDROOM agar! ,^+ears 1 s r -r dmg. dose !o scroois ^.I orary South GM Pant Avalable immed,atery +28-6328 ' Pith !or apoomtmert 301 Cordova Rd. Ds -&- -a arge 2 :ec•,o ^ apt el Panted spacious •wry clean. S63C includes :ark -g Cal 905 840 6712 D, pager 416 501 1687 AAAA ^uge basemen! aea-••-e^• rose to OC and 401 600 plus sq h.. 4 pce bath storage 'nee paring. aundry and cape Sepa- rate entrance 5540 ri S" Cal 579-6485 ABSOLUTELY GOR- GEOUS %ori Oshawa ' bedroom newer al coaxal decor European K.-''dn. laundry facilities ra k,ng dose to al amenities. $595 per month, pus hydro 571. 4964 438-8439 6'9--293A after : -- BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom ata.'-.--' av,Ij Jan 'st r mmaculate :er fury horns In arnuert Osha- wa ^eghtfou nooci Mature aow! !enanbs' preferred Call 905.433-7360 BEAUTIFUL ONE oed :ase-er. :• ,ate entrance. dnve spacious oadkyar: 4 appliances ail mdusive 'sundry. air near OC -bus outs $650 ,d 725-8759 BROOKLIN, .:re bachelor ape..--er! a:s.: 3 bedroom apartment, avaixi now Te+ephons 655-5539 CENTRAL Osnawar xle becr7or^ ail ndusive apt S55C Mature person pre- ferred F rst'last reteren cgs a must Ava,aable Jan 1 5 79- 1938 COURTICE. 3 bed•ocm house garage si,ang door Xir dub cab. Daces AJAX Oxford Towers. S1.o00 month pus utiigies. 4 x 4, cap, many new Parts. Snared laundry entranceities Spacious apartments, quiet first and last, ret requtred 55.900 or best offer 697- Back and side entrance pudding. dose to shopping. 905t967-9911 cal crier 6 31401 Utilities included 5625, 401. GO Pool, sauna 3 month 1st and last. Call 0edroom Jan ist Two ted- PICKERING Finch & ISM Chev S10 short box. (905) 453-6993 room Jan 1st also. 683- White's Rd. 2 -bedroom 2.8 V6. auto, old. custom 5322 683-857, until 730 basement, separate en - pant. Bel tock drop spin- 1 BEDROOM nicely p.m_ trance. 1 car Parking, "u' - des and blocks, custom decorated bachelor apt. dry, utilities, non-smoker, AJAXnms etc. As is 5,3500 obo. Near Lake Ontario. West 2 bedroom base- no -pets, avail January 1, Phone Blair MacDonald Share. Rckenng. Includes rt1ent• large Wtdlen, saps- S750rmo Indusri 1SVLW. rate entrance. laundry Ca- (905) 619-1509. 416-282 4351. heat. hydro. Laundry teak- ble aval gyred.• $700 in- ner. $196. Suitable kx the. HW1r92/ROIHERGLEN: 1990 BLAZER 4x4 Close to schools punt 905-619-9224 Irtvnaculate lc 41600 6786 bright, rttoderr, Auto Insurance, Having a problem getting a competitive rate? Cal Jones - coolly I181wwm, Ajax for a quotation. 427.3596 40 CREDIT PROBLEMS? On Me spot financing. Down payments from $500. Monthly payments from $150. O.A.C. Cars, trucks, vans 1981 to 1996. Alendy Auto Sales Ltd. 146 Brock St. N., Whitby. 905 -666 - new lies, in wi ows,' excellent condition, asking LOW KMS., 1986 Pontiac $3,850. Call (905) 831- 6,000 L.E. loaded, original 5894 pant, good condi- tion,S2600 certified. 436- 19M NEW YORKER, 124. 0791. 000 km, loaded, 6 cyl, $4800 certified 571-0225. OVERSEAS trip forces 1990 CADILLAC sale of 1987 Volkswagen EVILLE. 166,000 kms, VW Golf 2 door, dark blue. D E in colour, loaded. only one previous owner, grey 180K. excellent condition. $10.500. firm certified Ex- $3,000 666-1094 cellent condition. Call 905- 263-2101, 1992 Chev. Cavalier, red. 2 dr, air, auto, anlilm cars. $6750 or best reasonable offer. 434-2775 $7500. 91 Jimmy, 4x2, transit. Call Paul 416805- .Da9or• large 2 -bedroom basement $7500. 89 Chev 1500, 4x4, 9997. AJAX One bedroom walk- apartment, separate on. $9600. 89 Jeep Cherokee out separate entrance, no trance. 4-appluutces, no Ltd, $7500. 89 Jeep Chl 1 A 2 B1kWapa opts and fes• non smoker, referee smoking/pots. Available okee, 55400. 88 Jeep YJ, Bachelor apt. in Oshawa as, 5600 ndusive. Ist/1ast. immediately/December 1st. 4x4, $7300. 89 Jeep YJ, and Bowmanvibe. Starting �� $780 Inclusive, firsvlast. at S600/month, fn 428-1428. $6295. 89 Ford F-150, dge & AJAX: 1-aEDROOY 53995, 89 Jeep Cherokee, stove Included, with lean- Basement apartment. Sep- LIVERPOOLA9AYLY, 8x- 5 -speed, 4x2, $5400. 87 dry facilities. No Pets. Call arate entrance, lutcnen, ecutive 2 -bedroom base - Blazer, 4x4, 555M 84 (�) 434-2407. parking, carie: shared R1ent• perking, cede. ce Rla�x.. blvd t400r fl„r- rankr_c ne" firranla- rod ham Motors Ltd. Sales & 1�t• 'r'"""r 'a D; .w yaia. Available December 1st. bar, $799. Cftiiet non - Service. 7 Open days! rate entrance. tau sepal laundry, indusive. (9O5µ27- smoker, immediate. Isoast week. 221 Westrley Fill cable' hydra, parking, south � Call 905-837-1304. Ajax. ON. 905.683--7550. of Ritson near Lakeview Park. flus mutes, available MAJOR pAlom BROCK S -TON T-Cks: 1 is 1986 Dec. 1st. $550, 15t/last, ret- APARTMENTS FOR new. 1 bedroom' basement GMC. $9.000. 2nd is 1984 a .905.723-9995. ANT in adult buiklirg, for Large livirlgdirnng. kitchen. International, $7,000. Call Nov and Dec. Near Hasp- Sep, ant. parking. Including 905-837-2055. OSHAWA (Bloor St.) Large taJ• on bus stop. Call 728- all utilities (new) laundry, lc 41600 6786 bright, rttoderr, Auto Insurance, Having a problem getting a competitive rate? Cal Jones - coolly I181wwm, Ajax for a quotation. 427.3596 40 CREDIT PROBLEMS? On Me spot financing. Down payments from $500. Monthly payments from $150. O.A.C. Cars, trucks, vans 1981 to 1996. Alendy Auto Sales Ltd. 146 Brock St. N., Whitby. 905 -666 - new lies, in wi ows,' excellent condition, asking LOW KMS., 1986 Pontiac $3,850. Call (905) 831- 6,000 L.E. loaded, original 5894 pant, good condi- tion,S2600 certified. 436- 19M NEW YORKER, 124. 0791. 000 km, loaded, 6 cyl, $4800 certified 571-0225. OVERSEAS trip forces 1990 CADILLAC sale of 1987 Volkswagen EVILLE. 166,000 kms, VW Golf 2 door, dark blue. D E in colour, loaded. only one previous owner, grey 180K. excellent condition. $10.500. firm certified Ex- $3,000 666-1094 cellent condition. Call 905- 263-2101, 1992 Chev. Cavalier, red. 2 dr, air, auto, anlilm cars. $6750 or best reasonable offer. 434-2775 $7500. 91 Jimmy, 4x2, transit. Call Paul 416805- .Da9or• large 2 -bedroom basement $7500. 89 Chev 1500, 4x4, 9997. AJAX One bedroom walk- apartment, separate on. $9600. 89 Jeep Cherokee out separate entrance, no trance. 4-appluutces, no Ltd, $7500. 89 Jeep Chl 1 A 2 B1kWapa opts and fes• non smoker, referee smoking/pots. Available okee, 55400. 88 Jeep YJ, Bachelor apt. in Oshawa as, 5600 ndusive. Ist/1ast. immediately/December 1st. 4x4, $7300. 89 Jeep YJ, and Bowmanvibe. Starting �� $780 Inclusive, firsvlast. at S600/month, fn 428-1428. $6295. 89 Ford F-150, dge & AJAX: 1-aEDROOY 53995, 89 Jeep Cherokee, stove Included, with lean- Basement apartment. Sep- LIVERPOOLA9AYLY, 8x- 5 -speed, 4x2, $5400. 87 dry facilities. No Pets. Call arate entrance, lutcnen, ecutive 2 -bedroom base - Blazer, 4x4, 555M 84 (�) 434-2407. parking, carie: shared R1ent• perking, cede. ce Rla�x.. blvd t400r fl„r- rankr_c ne" firranla- rod ham Motors Ltd. Sales & 1�t• 'r'"""r 'a D; .w yaia. Available December 1st. bar, $799. Cftiiet non - Service. 7 Open days! rate entrance. tau sepal laundry, indusive. (9O5µ27- smoker, immediate. Isoast week. 221 Westrley Fill cable' hydra, parking, south � Call 905-837-1304. Ajax. ON. 905.683--7550. of Ritson near Lakeview Park. flus mutes, available MAJOR pAlom BROCK S -TON T-Cks: 1 is 1986 Dec. 1st. $550, 15t/last, ret- APARTMENTS FOR new. 1 bedroom' basement GMC. $9.000. 2nd is 1984 a .905.723-9995. ANT in adult buiklirg, for Large livirlgdirnng. kitchen. International, $7,000. Call Nov and Dec. Near Hasp- Sep, ant. parking. Including 905-837-2055. OSHAWA (Bloor St.) Large taJ• on bus stop. Call 728- all utilities (new) laundry, ham Motors Ltd. Sales & 1�t• 'r'"""r 'a D; .w yaia. Available December 1st. bar, $799. Cftiiet non - Service. 7 Open days! rate entrance. tau sepal laundry, indusive. (9O5µ27- smoker, immediate. Isoast week. 221 Westrley Fill cable' hydra, parking, south � Call 905-837-1304. Ajax. ON. 905.683--7550. of Ritson near Lakeview Park. flus mutes, available MAJOR pAlom BROCK S -TON T-Cks: 1 is 1986 Dec. 1st. $550, 15t/last, ret- APARTMENTS FOR new. 1 bedroom' basement GMC. $9.000. 2nd is 1984 a .905.723-9995. ANT in adult buiklirg, for Large livirlgdirnng. kitchen. International, $7,000. Call Nov and Dec. Near Hasp- Sep, ant. parking. Including 905-837-2055. OSHAWA (Bloor St.) Large taJ• on bus stop. Call 728- all utilities (new) laundry, 94 DODGE DIS step side. Very rare, 6 cyl.. P/S. PB, runs well. $1500. Call 905-623-8818. MI 4WIed DriVe 1977, BLAZER 4X4, 36 - swampers. 3.73 gears front & rear. Rancho Shocks. 6'httrollbar, re - moveable root $3.000. 905-721-1687. 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apart. 4966- cable, a/c, no pets/smokers. ments in dean low rise Dec.st. Adelaide/Ma Avail' immed., 905-427- building. Close to 401 & Adelaide/Mary 6508. GO. Parking. Available im. near hospital, spacious. mediately. From 5600./ clean, 2 bedroom in du - month. Phone905.576• aex' $725 mo. includes 425& heat, hydro and water (905)983-5430 2 -LEVEL, SPACIOUS, 2 -bedroom: 2-3 to share, or family; separate entrance, appliances, laundry. park - ng. Bus, shopping (905)436-8989 (eveirl weekends) -leave mes- sage. AVAILABLE IMME. DIATELY, in Whitby Apt, building., spacious, carpnft- ed, newly painted, with bal- cony, close to bus. shop- pil all utilities included, first i last required, no pets, 3 bedroom $850, 2 bed- room, 5750. CaN 430-0134. NEW BIG BRIGHT open Concept 1 bedroom base- ment apt. Full laundry, sep- arate entrance. Non smoker $680. inclusive. Call 905-428-9140. NEW BUILDING, quiet. dean, modern, exceptional, large. 1 bedroom apt All inclusive $655 per month, 905-428-7677. NEWLY Im-shed bachelor basement apt Utilbes. parking for 1 Furnished $475 No pets 428.7905 Avail Dec 1 or 15 NEWLY -RENOVATED spacious 2 bedroom base hent apartment. eat -m Kitchen, large v ng room separate entrance, avail aole :mmedlately. includes 'ridge. stove. utilities cable stlast 430-0893 NORTH Oshawa area Large 2 -bedroom lop floor r Quiet 6-plex. Includes '•'age. stove. parking & util- es 1st/last 5720/month 905-728-3918 NORTH Oshawa. Tam -A, ,.f -,use $p5,; all :r- 7lusrve 2 bedroom case -Hent apt 5715 all ndusive Available Dec 'st Call 905 '23-2' ' ' ONE cedroQ- apartment m,"ed ate possession prefer couple. North Osha- wa. ncludes hydro !nage love carpel. shQPD'rg kazabus stop laurory, •3a ''es. 725-2642 after 5 ONE BEDROOM aoa,, "ene'a!e er ::ante parkirg ,nifrtpS in clu'Jed $625 'nonrn est iast references a must Nc pets 427-74'2 ONE BEDROOM �ase- r.-o.. W Oshawa C,se r o. 0 C separate entrance. Par - ng 'edge stove ^ew :a' bo, new -ocher 'lo,r, pain• near bngr-r S55S Pius .mines --"ate Dots stlast 568 946 O`', :edr , basemer! ac' y fool^isned Park rg, sec ertrarce SS -5 a, nnuslve I•-Ipmate ,ccu party Rasic, Stacey Osrawa '28-895' 1 BEDROOM ;ENDO "Or!" - - lova JI.•P' budding 1110ge stove Dai -orY Dar. --- stlu! S65C ncius, ­ Dec 575-9932 OSHAWA sec::^ -:.• aparrnen! -ew'Y : awteo 4 4tc arc its. :asking :lose low^ S53C ncus,v9 Ca. 9G5 432 295C CLEAN =AMILY BUILD ING %"- Oshawa ' 2 S 3 odr-S Indusne Pay :a Ile Cark:ng & laundry 'ac 72 3-2 ,94 OSHAWA Simcoeraloor house $795 he ndusive ISVIast Avauable Imine. diarefy 576.332' 841 Simcoe St S Parking :lose t0 off amenities A,s;..2 rooms for ant osmr Share k tGhon bam- room S95. wk OSHAWA, I.bedroom, air floor :lase 10 OGw Dark. newly decorated. I - tar parking. S525inclusive no pets. 434-5149 Leave message Bono E apartment over store. fridge. stove, utilibes Included no Pets 5625 ls0ast Call 723-2004 OSHAWA CENTRAL Very unique bachelor apartment. wooden stove. cozy, available now For more information call 576- 6999 PARKIBLOOR area. Del or 15th. 4 -bedroom townhouse like apartment. 5850. Heat Ind. 1st/llist No pets. Parking, laundry facilities available. (4181, 487-1637 Kao. PICKERING, near GO. 1 - bedroom basement apart- ment. central air. cable. parkng. 4pc. bath, separate entrance, no Pets, suit sin- gle working female. 1sVlast, 5550 inclusive. 905-420- 3891_ ' PICKERING,walkout bsmt apt.. dean, bright 1 bdrm. Living area, kitchen, full bath, Sep. entrance, yard, parking, laundry, cable, $650. inclusive. Pets wel- come. 6865777, message. ROSSLAND / RITSON (Oshawa). 2 bedroom in low rise building. Clean, quiet. laundry, security De - camber 1st S735 inclusive. Please call 905-571-4875 SOUTH OSHAWA - 2 bedroom upper floor of semi, laundry lac , 2 car parking, private entrance. mature working single o - couple No pets $675 Avail. immediately. 579- 1869 .,., ...,.,. lulu. -k. w+•.e..-..�.--........._ _.- - - .. ,. -- - PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER StrNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 Apartments/ Houses HousesMIFor ouses Sheled Industrial Prink Homes Money Ina nal:/Personee � � For Rent For Rent / � For Rent MA Rent / , Accomodafion Raq Units � � For Sale To Lend r win nrvcna: 1 large furnished basement apt Own entrances, laundry, parking and utilities includ- ed $650 "mo Available Dec Ist Call 905-509 2662 ONE AND TWO bedroom apartments for rent. S.mcoe and Gibb area, starting at S45C plus hydro Available immediately 571-3229 TWO bedroom. flexible oc rupancy ONE bedroom Feb 1 in well maintained mature quiet building. On site management 534 MARY ST E WHITBY For app; to view call 666-2450 WESTSHORE, main floor or 3 bed'oor^ bungalow central airhardwood floors. dose to Go ac .amenities Available Dec 1 ` d1al 655-4693 $995 plus utilities tell WHITBY- ONE bedroom apa'•^e^.;. available Dec 1. $575 month includes heat & Lark r g for 1 car Call 905 430-0959 WHITBY 3oed-ccn- in duplex 5875 including util- lbes. laundry Available m, med.atey Nc ;vets Call In- grid 905-728-1600 WHY -Brit when you can ow^ your own home for less than you think?" Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep Re,'Max Sum @ Realty (1991Lto (905. 668-3800 or l901- 666-3211 Houses For Rent W14Y RENT? OWN YOUR HOME! c ,men,- me Nc Dowrlpayment' Cal: Me 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley A RENTERS DREAM' li -only ocwr Own yo-, ow, nome like new Inow stove $795 frit all but phone 3 bedroom asking $65.900 Mm req gross come 526.000 /year Can Ker Cdks. CoWwell Bank er 728-9414 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES ! WHY RENT. BUY!. NC down payment. No problem' Let me show you how' Mort Pay 5700 OA C Cal Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Rema: Accord Rudy Ltd. 576-3111 garage near hospital. With option to buy New:y-deco- rated. No pets. References. lst/last. $725+ublities. Cal 905455-5300 after spin. 3 -BEDROOM main floor, laundry facilities & utilities included, large country lot. ir. $800/month. Call (705) 277-3029 leave message 4 BEDROOM, garage. 1 1/2 baths, 2 walkouts, court location, North-East Osha- wa. 4 appliances. $900 per mo. utilities Jan Ist. r 725-1750 AJAX WESTNEY Heights. two storey apprx 2.500 sq IT . 4 bedrooms. 2 112 baths. main floor family room with fireplace Large eat in kitchen, with walkout to deck. fabulous view. available Feb Ist. $1.000 per mo plus utilities Call 427.3820 AJAX. 2 plus one bedroom house includes utilities. 4 appliances, parking, yard, amenities -posses posses- sion $925 monthly (905) 839 -0941 AVAILABLE DEC. 1ST. 3 . 1 bedroom bungalow. excellent location, close to shopping and schools. fridge. stove included Huge ravine lot First & last. $1200 'mc nclusive or $950 . utilities 728-2553 AVAILABLE in Oshawa. r e ; ea- 3+1 -bedroom bungalowdw finished basement. built -.n ap- pliances, central a.r,'vac References required. $1050-month+utilities Ist last Can 905-571-2102 at ler 5pm COUNTRY LIVING I - the nil's lust nor' Co- bourg. Ranch style bunga- low 3 bedrooms, der with fireplace, huge family room with woodstove Nice size lot bars onto woods Pub - Ill sc^^c steps away Available Dec 1st $85C . utnties Call atrer 5pm 905- 342-2654 COURTICE 3 bedroom b�-gauw new y renovat ed. available immediately. nine acre Call Mina 905- :27-627, FURNISHED fully de- -ac^e ',ea, take and GO .-an 2 bedroom pills study `lus week's _leaning Nc nets P-efe'ed carelk, . oung or adult couple _anuary 1st through Apri, 5800 an inclusive 905 ti86 5552 LARGE 3 BEDROOM South Oshawa -cxe ? schools an(! sr-cpreg, _85C plus utilities 721- ,. 140 aper 5 p m OSHAWA 3 bedroom brick se- -ewfy renovat- ed available immediatey, 'u pets $775 per no plus h.lies References. 1st, ast required 723.7932 UbMAWA - 5 Bedrooms. 2 wHITBY, Henry/Burns. AJAX - 3 bedroom home baths, new carpets, walk to detached 3+1 bungalow, .n room for rent, run of house. hospital or downtown Quiet area close to schools. $300 per month Negoti- Available immediately Very shopping, Go. 2 baths, 4 able 428385 clean, $900 plus utilities. appliances,large 655-4019 yard.parkmg.arc, avail Dec. 15 $1200 fmo lus utititfes OSHAWA excellent 3. bedroom sem. 1 12 baths. appliances, fenced yard. Paved drive. full basement. partially finished. close to schools. shopping. $910+ utilities Call 905.434- 9753 OSHAWA/ November's Free. Attention good ten- ant's. this one is for you Beautifully renovated 3 bedroom house, wall to wall broadloom. 2 -car park ing bus stops at door, nice backyard. $875 plus. Fust, last References. flexible lease Call 9-5 Pent 905- 278.5075 PICKERING: Business/ profess-r•a male c -cm- e to share beautiful. 4-bed- rocom home with mature businessman garage. pri- vate lounge S756mcrth inclusive references Evenings !9051509.0040. Days 14161286-0800 PICKERING 3 bedroom deta-^ec new broadloom. appliances. 3 washrooms. garage. 5.025 per mo Pius utilities Available Dec Ist 683-9629 PICKERING VILLAGE 4 be ,- -,,se o' ell stor Rd . S DOC per mo Pius utilities 'sl 'last. avail- able immediately 666 6858 SEMI DETACHED 2 oed- rOOm house for rent 5725 plus utilities can 905-434- 2407 SOUTH Ajax beautdul 3 bedroon^ -_,e .n great area. air apponces. tleck. walkout & mO,e S-50• .adCies available mme- yiatey Call 905-686-0429 VILLAGE OF LAKEFIELD: E ^outn 'ental ava.atxe 8 year old side splitVery clean View of Trent Sys- tem $1100 monthly non smokers Call Blau Bucha- nan 905 4361800 Houses Houses For Rent am For Rent \ lh ;utk \tri rlJh,i WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE' MIN RENT' OW% YOLK HOME!' Mortgage payments liedrixim Semi l month ;- Rednxim bungalow $7X4 month Ftednxim Ir Fxec S%9, Month No down payment? Bad Gtech') Bankrupt) Call Me! (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales kcp Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc. Townhouses0.1Townhouses / For Rent For %M AVAILABLE DECEMBER 1ST FAMMY COMMUNITY MONARCH MEWS 2&4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES RENTS RANGDJG FROM '841 TO '936 PER MO. PWS UTILITIES NO SUBSMJZS AVAELJUSMr CLOSE TO SCHOOLS, SHOPPING AND TRANSIT PLEASE CALL MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. (90S)�9ZfB9 AJAX -MUNICIPAL- HOUSING -CORPORATION FOR HENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities irlduded Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 D Firstlast req . references & credit check Call Barb. (416) 266-7398 or 831- 2972 WHITBY. DETACHED. North Central Schools Beautiful trees Fenced Three bedrooms Two baths Deck Available Jan 1 -8th $1050 mouthy Two year no rent increase 655- 4682 evenings 'Townhouses For Rent SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 bedreo- tewnheuse dose to schools and shopping $950,mc all inclusive First' 'ast Available Dec. 1st 905-579-9956 days AVAILABLE NOW & Dec 1. Large 3 bedroom town- house, neutral decor. 4 app! . 1 IT baths. base- men & garage K nq & Townl,ne area S895 + utel Phone 905.721-8213 CENTRAL WHITBY: Be,_.,_ spacaus 3 bed room. finished walkout basement. garage. fenced yard. 4 appliances Avail- able December Ist $1006 month . ,filches Karen (905 576-1685 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 red' case^ent townhouses in well main- tained family complex Freshly decorated with Frig stove close to all aner.hes Starting at $738,month Avail Jar 15 and after On siteMgmt d- ice Call 905.728-3777 WHITBY. 3 bedroom .n we -a ..tamed 4mdy complex Finished base- ment close to all amenit- (including 3 schools'. 5 ap- Pi.arlces. garage. 5950 in- cludes waterutilities extra 1st 6 Usk Available Jan 1st Call 905-668 1463 leave message Rooms for Rent AJAX, FURNISHED room for rent .n quiet home. own entrance.cabel & laundry tacihtkes. shared bath & kitchen Nor, smic"r. call 696-7260 ALTONA RD/Sheppard: - ^ shed room -nature/employed person �r dNNquNt. &" home Parking. bus. share sepa- ate kdcherubathroorel others) References $95, week ;905)509-2459 Evenings ROOM FOR RENT. non- smoker Parking. shared kilchenlaundry facilities available Available wn diately S80 weekly. Cade included Call 436-0505 and/or 432.6916 LARGE FURNISHED Room in private home, near bus'shopp.ng/launciry. Co- lour TV. telephone Non- smoker share bath, IutMen Vacation' Kassinger•buia facilities $80 weekly. 905- 723-9655 home on vel -de -sac. 3- / Coming bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, • 1 Events SOUTH AJAX - dean garage, walkout from ch- Wi ht accommhodat f II CLOSE to Oshawa Cen tee. bright room .n large, friendly shared home. with 3 others Close to public transit. cable, laundry Must like children, non smoker $350 576-3816 MARWROSSLAND area share 3 bedroom house Washer. dryer. exercise equipment. $400/mo Fe- male preferred 579-4975 NORTH Oshawa - quiet 3 bedroom apt S250 per month all inclusive Please leave message 571.4788 ROOM Icr rent with large fenced yard Available Dec 1st First and last $300 re- quired Shared accommo- dations 723-8083 ROOMMATE WANTED - Non smok ng emeloyec 'e male is preferably looking for same to share a small 3 bedroom home .n Court.ce Immediate occupancy available $550 inctus:ve Please talc 4276277 WANTED female to share man floor of 3 bed room house 5400 find ca- ble. parking. near buses, great for students 401/Rb son Call Cindy 579-3228 WHITBY. Huge room .n executive non smoking home Laundry, dishwash er.C'A & vac references required 5450 ,month call 668-1394 WHITBY room . shared mos; c' house, air tire Place. Laundry. TV & stereo room. parking backyard Next t0 white Oak apt building Working person preferred $45C 905-666- 5213 leave message condorniniurm UjXFor Rent AJAX - ONE oedroom condo- ^win. ',replace. parking. 5 appiancas. $750 plus uhj.i!P Avail ace immediately Tele. phone (905;619-1966 CLEAN, north Oshawa. 2 bedroom condo town- house. ground floor Fin. shed basement, new car- pet. hardwood floss. trey, paint, pod Avail. .mme- dUtey, SSOC 436-6714 NEW CONDO in des.r able yM.ttri ccahon, new appliances. pod. gym, un- derground parking and se- curily Call 668--5635 after 530 pm Office d EA • I Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent !!!- 3000 so Lwr fill, S90C. 85C sq.2nd. flr $550, 600 sq main $500. 250 so main 5350. 600 2nd flr $500 1.200 sq. ft 2nd floor Call 434-2447 or 655-4132 OFFICE SPACE for lease in Whitby. 575 sq ft. near downtown, would suit med- ical a professional needs Plenty of parking, own washroom, utilities mdud- ed. Available Dec.lst. For information please call 905- 2 INDUSTRIAURIETAIL Units for rent, approx 2000sq.4 each, prime Oshawa location, close to 401. 12x12 overhead doors. $3 75/sq ft (+ T M I ) Call 905-579-5909 nights. 905-433-4161 days INDUSTRIAL UNITS Thornton & Terw llegar 1937 & 968 sq ft office warehousing 53 25 sq ft net Call 905-579-5077, at - ter 5 pm 905-436-9481 NEAR Oshawa Center Industrial unit Includes overhead doors, high cell rags. parking. utilities, washrooms and air com- pressor $5501month. Smaller unit for workshop, $450/mo Also parking for truck. with hydro available Completely sealed weatherized storage con- tainer, 430 sq ft Call 905- 576-2982 UFbrida • 1 Vac. Rentals CLEARWATER AREA. bedroom townhouse. pool lacuzzi. BBO. private yard. available now For info and to view photos 686-9846 or 579-3788 CLEARWATER. 3 bed- room mobile Permanent hones) heated pools, hot tub. minutes to beaches, due Jay baseball. NHL Hockey. NFL Football & horse &dog tracks Child- ren welcome. photos shown $275 week"r (9051683-5503 CLEARWATER. FLORIDA 2-bedroc- mobile home. available Dec nhru April Call 905 5 76-1 291 CUBAN Accommoda- bOns p'�vate rooms. hot waver. air con $15 daily Call 905-571.4064 for more details Private Horses For Sale 1633 HOLLYHEDGE DR.. Pickering. 190C sq ft 3 tedroom, 2 1,2 baths. Large fanky, room, walkout basement. many upgrades, 4 appliances. beautiful decor, $187.00 Ron Cochrane 686-1398 3% MORTGAGE: Buy or rent executive home 60'x200' privacy lot North- west Oshawa $2.000+ util- rtes Call 985-7930 4 BEDROOM. 2 162 baths. finished basement, hard- wood floors, dose to all amenmes. For sale by own- er Cal (905470-0040 ATHABASCA FOREST $164 000 2 -storey 3 -bed- room. 2 baths, finished rec room, family room, double paved driveway, attached garage move m condition Open House Nov.23-24. 2- 4 pm 190 Labrada Drive, Oshawa 579-9317 "BONUS" 'FLORIDA EXECUTIVE - 2 -storey Jr.. 25DOsq ft. quiet noe neighbourhood, eat -in kitchen, familyroom, fire- place. Ifvingroom, dining - room, 2 woo to 16X34 deck, laundry room, 2 -car garage, 4 large bedrooms. master/ ensuite. 3 baths. calcv, gas. air purifier, dishwasher. window coverings. 16X26 pool/all access Fenced yard. 1050 Ridge Valley. Oshawa 905-434-7143 OPEN HOUSE. 1-4 PM SAT & SUN $192.000 EXECUTIVE HOME .n prestige area of Whitby 2.650 sq ft . 4 bedrooms. 3 bathrooms. central vac and central air, air cleaner, heated In ground pod, fire- place. fully fenced and landscaped backyard Ask- ing 5256.900 Call 430 0548 to arrange a viewnng Serious offers only. Nr, agents LINDSAY - CENTURY ' ome with character Large kitchen. dining room, living room. 3 large bedrooms, full basement new gas fur nate. Newly reshmgled $105.500 (705) 786.2572 NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED Detached 3 bedroom garage. finished rec-room, great Whitby lo- cation, call Paul Bird. Re - max Summit Realty 668- 3800 OSHAWA 3 bedroom home for sale or rent gas heating. walkout to large fenced yard. Rossland/Wil son area. $119.900 Cal (905)571-6685 OSHAWA, arge 3 -bed- room semi. 1 1/2 -baths. fenced yard. paved drive. gas furnace, full basement. partially finished. 2 ap pliances. OC area. $117.500 Call 905-434- -,753 WHITBY: Detached 2 storey. 1 4 acre lot 2300sq. 4 -bedrooms, 2-1/2 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. MALE ANATOMY ENHANCEMENT Professional vacuum pumps or surgical. Gain 1-3 inches safety & permanently. FREE brochure. Dr. Joel Kaplan (312)409-9995 • ompanions • Mortgages, • , Insurance ASTSID MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly. Financing for any purpose. rates from 595% All applications ac- cepted Community Finan- cial Services 668-6805 • 'Business pportunities BANKRUPTCY IS NOT NECESSARY" No embar- assing interview Get your - sell out of debt Just listen and take notes Flat rate $1999 Call Debt Master anytime 1900-6776529 LAUNDROMAT & Dry - clearing depot for sale .n Oshawa, great location For more information call 905- 430-0034, or tax 905-430-- 0035 SMALL profitable pizza franchise for sale in Bow- marevdle Call (905)728- 7888 leave message rem, Personals BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names & private phone numbers. 1 900-451 -3638 ext 704. $3 29,min. must be 18 T - tone BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names & private phone numbers. 1. 900-451-3638 ext 704. S3 291m.n. must be 18. T - tone oaths. main -floor laundry. CHEATING WIVES - tamdyroom (hreplace). Oak ONTARIO PHONE kitchen, large 2 -bedroom NUMBERS 1-900 451 - basement apartment. 4. 5566 ext 253 $3 491min piece bath. tawdry Private touch tore. 18 plus entrance $219.000 EVANLY RAYS Police (9051728-7546 use is Rated e 1 Solutxm on Carver. Relationships, ' Townhouses Health. Lova S2 99//mknut• for Sale 18 + 1-900-451-4055 GOOD Get Out d DrS3ei- QUIET COURT, PRI- zip a group which reflects VATE YARD, Spacious. on howl to give enjoyable bright 3 bdrm NEW importcompanionship without ed ceramic the in toyer, spending a lot d money. kitchen, powder rm. bath- rtheats Thursdays day or room NEW high efficiency evenings for discussions gas furnace. Central air, Don't S)ve up. give us a try. NEW broadloom Eat in Cone to us and you'll know kitchen with imported ce- fir. Don't sit alone, night ami, file backspash after night Forget the Fridge. stove. d'w, w'd wrong, let's make .t right Dramatic dining room Call 721-8857 overlooking Great Room TAKE HOLD OF YOUR with 12' ceiling and walk LIFE Call a live psychic! t- out to private yard. Powder yam- Call 55 ext 4440 room and e e lam Fin- S3 99 per meeute. Must be fished basement. garage. 18 years. Procan company All this for only $102.990. 602-954-7420. To view call Rhonda Brew- ster (905)721-2291. Coming / Vacation • / Events Properties CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- room moble (Wrryly Park), heated pools, hot tub, minutes to beaches, sleeps E E CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free to call to place your ad, no charges for ladiesno phone bill charges. 905- 430-7060 Match Mates can introduce you to: 434-8399 Free Concukurion Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call g Ion, u use of house, including SPACE FOR LEASE_ kitchen and laundry. 5.350/ 4500 sq.ft office. 4500 sq ft. mo or $BS/week. Cal Ken shop, Great for carpet, 905-428.3225 kitchen or simiar business. 420-4880 mil. 228 S'eai ner groom to large fenced yard (shed). finished baw moot gas hnsiplaceAurnacs, CIA, dtshwashw. $151,900. 25 Arran Cour, Courtice. (905)436.0117. 6. More Infornebon avarl- Acealaodlt0oa / Gartlge i BRICK 04JNGALOW: able $275 weekly. 905- • Stoj=& Central air, 2-bdrms up. 1- 434-7184. form aparlllleflt downsep- 1-BEDROOM, in 2 -bed- room luxury condo. million dollar rec-facilities, under- ground parking, . own bathroom, NC, non- smoker, available Dec. 1J Jan -1. $550/mo. Female Preferred. Pickering 837- 2565 3 -BEDROOM house to share, utilities inducted, dose to downtown Osha- wa, bus routes, dean 6 well -kept, $335/month. Call 905-438-8643. AJAX; Beautiful 2-beid- room aptto share. Mallei male. Must be seen! $415/ month includes use of all facilities Gose to GO bus, 401, plaza. Available Dec. 1 Call Maurice 683.0970. AJAX - Beautiful furnished condo. to share with fe- male, 60 plus welcomed. Share facilities, cable, parking, bus route Ist/last 686-9226 / CoWninkm / Cmillialiflitm For Rent For Relit "IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY' Platinum Rouge Valley 11753 Sheppard Ave. E. 2 Win, 2 bath, 6 appliances. Excellent rec. facilities, close to shopping, TTC and Park land. -Reasonable rent Call Kim at 416-724-0404 Personal Prayer To The Holy Spirit Holy Spirit Thou make me see everything and show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all 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 separated from you no matter flow great the material desire may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones in Your perpetual glory. Amen. Person must pray this 3 consecutive days without stating one's wish. After the 3rd day your wish Will be granted no matter how difficult it may be. Promise to publish this as soon as your favor has been granted. T.G. crate entrance. Legal du- , run DW 0/O -1J0/ STORAGE availablb. In- plex. Oshawa. Immaculate. side hi outside. Year round. N. Whitby area. Call 655- 5193. $129,900. Excellent invest - 111B_rw 905-728.6115. • ' Personals • ' Personals ff@11rFeersonals / CoWninkm / Cmillialiflitm For Rent For Relit "IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY' Platinum Rouge Valley 11753 Sheppard Ave. E. 2 Win, 2 bath, 6 appliances. Excellent rec. facilities, close to shopping, TTC and Park land. -Reasonable rent Call Kim at 416-724-0404 Personal Prayer To The Holy Spirit Holy Spirit Thou make me see everything and show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all 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 separated from you no matter flow great the material desire may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones in Your perpetual glory. Amen. Person must pray this 3 consecutive days without stating one's wish. After the 3rd day your wish Will be granted no matter how difficult it may be. Promise to publish this as soon as your favor has been granted. T.G. • CALL 40 683.7545 for up-to-date auction listings Clarington & Port Perry residents call 404-2615 man For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. • 1 Auctions • 1 Auctions MEAUcticin ON INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED FROM STARKMAN KRAFT INC., TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY, ACTING AS AGENT FOR A SECURED CREDITOR, WE HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO SUPPLEMENT AND SELL BY UNRESERVED PUBLIC AUCTION THE FOLLOWING ASSETS. BANKRUPTCY AUCTION 838251 ONTARIO INC. c.c.b. CODYS RESTAURANT & DELi 109 King St. W. in Bowmanvllle Tuesday, November 26th, 1996 10 30 a,m. Paha chairs & umbrellas. 2. 4 seater booths. hanging fights. hangong planters + plants, ,c + d p. tables, approz 31 (bans. baby booster (haus. sus salad bar with sneeze ,.,lard, man re 'd' stand, Hamilton Beach single head blenders'Gs E chest freeze,. 3 door >s refrigerated cold table. universal s/s 2 head milk dispenser. Bunn -o -marc 5 pot :oftee maker + 2 pot warmer, Whirlpool undercounter ice maker. approx 8' VS 3 door .Cr" table + sink, Habco 5 head Pop dispenser, glass + wooden + ys shelves. assorted ,prighf coolers. Cincinnati time clock. Hobart s Commercial dishwasher + run offs + spray + detergent dispenser, appro. 3hood. 2 compartment s/s sink, baking rays. .acuum cleaner, wire racks assorted bons. approx 6'x6' walk in cooler kn to rack set. 2 Fymaster 2 basket sis deep fryers. Garland griddle & oven. Garland ,narcoal grill, Garland 6 turner stove with oven, Vulcan salamander, aporox to ss coo.er hood with C4<^ system, Hobart commercial sis toaster, approx 5' 2 door sis refrgerated :old table s nser•s+ sneeze guard, approx 5' steam table. aoprox 4' vs shelf with rood + 3 _e' Hobart Potato peeler, 2 compartment Vs sink Garland pronto plus. Hobart sis CC— Ce. 2 chest freezers. Uniwen cash register_ mor,tor, 6 door locker inrt. hot D:olate machine. wooden showcase. flatware + dinnerware etc. cook rg utensils and much more PF�YIE'r�l Monday, November 25th. 1996 11 Ooa m to 4 OOP m and 1 hour prior to sa,e e iEI�U�=200 00 bidders deposit. 25% deposit required on purchases e■ceecimg 7.1 ante by cash or cernned funds Sale subject to add,nons and or deienens . :-�:" Hwi 40- _ Wave—v Rd 'v^ •a King S 'Hwi 2 SA e A- .•o�NAr lacer w,,,.... a. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996-P.A(;E 33 . • I Atnolrlcemt>,tts • 1 Annourlurn�lts • • ------ • • • . 1 • • 1 Anrtol n mf>slts . • 1 � .: Anjou me ft Selling Something? 2 EASY WAYS —HERE'S IT WOR, - 1 Your 19 word acl IS puhlishecl for 3 consecutiVe da�-s ?• The rate is based On the highest priced item in the acl. $00 —$9999***-*99*eooe**--o-o-000e.oe$5 + GST $100 — $19999*000*o-eooeoo*...eeo.000e$9 + GST $200 — $19999900000000.00.0.0000*00000$19 + GST $ 300 — $39999 ......................... $ 29 + GST $400-$499 99'*.......................$39 + GST 77)0 l? (Ids ure rIot r,-11titcl(11)1c (11161( tc161iti"�11(1l clrc- jrrst 500 ectcj? �. To ( )-i%-e `OLi an idea, check this example ltlk GE & refrigerator Only 2 rears Olci. 30" self clean 20.6 CLIA frost tree 5325. 000_0000. l die price fr>r this acl wolll(l fill S29 + G'ST h,(t.,c (1 o;l thc, p1-ic c 5�0r ibe rl'l' C'iClt�1!' AI) WILL Rl \ I.N. lu \XF.I:Ii I1ZI:I'' :\PPLIIa IO :BIZ"II(:LE� L�; :11 'IONIOIilL1'S I'OIZ ONLY $ 83 + GST IN MEMORrsa nr News' Advertise'r "1'I1<• ul�c��•<• c�ft<•r :rt�t�l� tc> n��n-ittrruu<•rri.Il :I<i�•<•rti.<•r, c�nl�-• -- - This Christmas, remember your loved ones with a Christmas In Memoriam Tribute TRIBU"1-ES WILL BE PUBLISHED SUNO^Y, DECEMBER 22, 1996 To ensure your tribute is included, call us by noon on Thursday Oocomber 19 Call Classifieds 579-9335 or 683-0707 In 1 Memoriams Jill 1 Memoriams E0111111lemoriams In - IE1 Memoriams IN MEMORIAM ekuawad 74 do ra This Christmas, remember your loved ones with a Christmas In Memoriam Tribute TRIBUTES WILL BEPUBLISHED SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22,1996 To ensure your tribute is included, call us by noon on Thursday December 19 Call Classifieds 679-9335 or 683-0707 GEORGENA MCLAUGHLIN In memory of a very special lady, who passed away November 19, 1994. God's greatest gift "Remembrance" From the Manns, Soomre and van Kessel families To place your personalized .p In Memoriam,,{ �:call 683.0707 and filet one of our +=' professional is advisors help you. _ 1 I , PAGE -14-THE NEWS ADN'ERTISER SlTNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1996 ,lome� mpro DURHAM WINDO`'VS & DOORS (9o5) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOL'BI,E reek Weld c X00, HUNG T11;1' -A(" 1101 • ° cture Nmdows • 3ay & Bov. Nindows • insurance .,,ams • �'a* o Doors • �t^rrr. Doors .`ow �onstruclon .Nindows • Dass & Screen. SAWDAG Repairs MOBILE SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON 15916 KING ST W SAES SERVICE g OSHAWA ONTARIO INSTALLATION L'J 21_3 riedrWe 42000(905) 579-2222 MOBILE -JOB SITE MIXED CONCRETE -AVAILABLE-MONDAY-SATURDAY -CEMENT -SAND & GRAVEL -CONCRETE & UNSHRINKABLE FILL -COLOURED CONCRETE -CONCRETE RESTORATION & REPAIR PRODUCTS -STONE SLINGER SERVICE 905-683-6501 1-800-473-7385 2890 BROCK RD. N. PICKERING (BROCK RD. N & TAUNTON RD.) THE MMtSADVENTURES OF CRAWFORD AND SONS 901111111% � nww* 91 ns r .Mier A FFW Molt FAKM AN taVA.M w- I �'xz>l►c�i� c��tma SPECIALTY PRODUCT APPLICATORS FOR CONCRETE (Over 20 years eVerence and more fwn 5.000 harries repaired) Infection specialists (polyurethane/epoxy) for LEAKING BASEMENTS Foundation cracks Waterproofing/ sump pumps / drainage systems FIX POTENTIAL LEAKS BEFORE WINTER RENOVATIONS our expert trouble shooting offers you the optimum repair at the best prices with a 10 year gtwaird". 905-686-6880 vement 16 Over 20 years experierioe SALES • SERVICE o PARTS RENOVATIONS & REMODELING l24 HOUR (W" NO CHARGEPLUMBING FOR OVERTIMES .: . One of the largest plumbing parts department in the great Toronto area BROCK RD. - UNIT 7 PICKERING D D Dt3� Serving the Durham (��> Region for over _KILPATRICK 30 Years CONSTRUCTION Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON'T PAY FOR 90 I)AYS YOt' CAN APPLY IT TO 11'01711 GAS BILL ON O.A.(:. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Additions - 2nJ'iecrs - Bathrooru - wmbng - Deck fences Wiring - Tiling - Drywall WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES S PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED - ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church St., 905-428-8785 Ajax 1-888-845-4424 Crawford and Sons will put an end to those basement leaks Water is one of nature's most powerful forces. «'hen it tra\els it seeks the path of least resistance. So ]fit finds the slightest crack in the foundation of your home. it will find its wa\ to your basement floor. Having a leak\ basement can be a nuisance set the ver. least. At the ver. ,\orst Maks can c\entuall\ affect the :ntegrit\ of your home's foundation. So before those leaks turns into somethinL,, serious. call Crawford and Sens in Ajax to stop those leaks in their tracks. For more than 20 vears Gord Crawford has been using his expertise and top yualit} products to keep his customers h]Lh and dr\. A pride m\ sclf' on heine an excellent troubleshooter when it comes to finding the source of basement leaks." he explains. "And when I find them and fix them. I back up my work -with a 10 \ear __,uarantee" Ser\ing�customers all o\er f)urham. Gord \ ill \]sit your home to An employee injects the polyurethane compound to fix the problem crack. Gord Crawford will visit your home to find your leak and provide you with a free estimate. investigate the source of the leak ,and suggest either fixing the leak from the inside or outside. Sometimes customers prefer the leak is fixed from the outside rather than have an expensive bathroom wall torn apart and rebuilt. Regardless of which side Gord fixes, the crack is filled with a polyurethane compound that's injected into the crack and filled to prevent any further leaking. If the crack is large and is affecting the integrity of the foundation an epoxy filling can be injected. Gordon has worked on more than 5,000 homes so has seen every possible problem associated with basement leaks. From fixing cracks to installing a sump pump or weeping tiles he'll do what needs to be done to keep your basement dry. For more information about Crawford and Sons call (905) 686- 6880. SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM PRF, -CHRISTMAS SAI,E Carpet Warehouse Special wide Selection To ('hrNrse From nu,v•T.ti les Tills SALES h.' L'h.';YT FOR FREE! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OR ESTIMATE CALL UNIT 3 -487 Westney Rd. S. 683-4292 AJAX DUCT CLEANING S19.95 Main + S6 per vent - Snake System.20OPsi CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CUSTOMIZED PACKAGES From $3995 • Work guaranteed • Insured & Bonded • Serving the cleaning industry since 1986 Residential / Commercial (41 6) 321-1974 :m a 4 NORJO ENTERPRISES - WINDOWS • - - DOORS • • - PATIO DOORS - DECKS Samples.. 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Enjoy .•doors. dancing, cuddling rI more Seeking someone n'h simdar inlerests BOX ISO WARM HEARTED ,N•irn, '.netted. sincere single - de female Seeking a •ishan male, must be out ,ng and enjoy sports, tam, and pets Seeking friend - t), possible mnre BOX 01 WANT TO SHARE LIFE ye old- 1111 ,,,,,d '-•laic A5'5" with brown "ryes. - • cry my family Sports, bingo, et evenings at home and •nq our Seeking a male N m the same int—,,t% for a • ) term "Wali -yip BOX 122 COULDYOU BE HIM' .••N inq i n,al.; wh„ enj.ys sports. NASCAR, nr-ycj«s, dinners lot two am a tall. beauhtul ode divorcee BOX 1 7430 RECENTLY SEPARATED - rnnf6«r ut one. Z5. S '-. lbs W,told like to meet a he v- toys camping. ov,es and quirt "h at 'eme Pr Wer slme- 2510 35 BOX 7"1' 56 ENJOYING LIFE , 1 , ;,• wrm• natter. and A!1r,f-live • k:nq male to N'ar.• IM .. Have good sense of for. enllJy eoldoon and Its N1, Head Games x '7a:n SOMEONE SPECIAL . ,. •, ; ,r y ;i. ! v';,, ere river, x,k ng Ix ditec- nate. lovable hugs and vis k,ncd : it woman, you ire !rad her 1 am medium sired d enpry Nf«. .aughter, aria lel times It, someone :•:cW BOX ;"V63 NEW M THE AREA eyes. Dru , hair new, area Enjoy conking, lids l long walks Seeking 'neon" in star! uvef will, x '1533 SIMPLE THINGS • iiJ Ir•e'Alr "'east" q ,le W+th good sense: if .'hw who enjoys the out. x%. quiet dinners and hie Ieherai BOX 17442 HEREIAMr 4"•e� five ,jfe. employed ,..•l- le. 30. short donde hair, ;-en eyes, 59', adventur 1, open and honest I enjoy • :s. working oil dananq ng, pool travel. sports about anything So • aseattractive single .,.es leave message to my BOX 23758 SPONTANEOUS LADY year uid lemale 56-. 130 ..rods. donde hair, hazel nes. employed. enjoy horse tia;k riding, dining out ..,king for a single white '• All spontaneous and tun to !, with BOX 20035 LIFELONG LOVE • !!7active single while morn in .y nI'd 40's. Looking for that • 'V special, old fashioned ^gale lot a long term relation. ,!:io. Serious inquiries only. !3OX 14998 NO HEAD GAMES 43 year old, professional white. female, 5'6', 150 lbs. nun smoker, down to earm, l,unest and sincere, etc. E JOY riming out. traveling. live theatre, long walks, denc- Ing . talks and quiet limes. Seek a white reale. Intelli- gent, non smoking, prdes• slonal and at least 5'10' for a monogamous relationship. BOX 18426 WARD CLEAVER TYPE 30 Year old atracove lamele. 5'5' with a slim build. I'm hon- est and caring with a big heart. Enjoy sports, moyies, music, rearing, tong walks. and more. Looking for an active, honest, intellgerll, and down to earth male yyith a good sense d humor. Single tamers w'ecOrne, No smokers Please. BOX 14966 GRACIOUS LADY Peble blonde female enjoys dancing, traveling, dining, romantic evenings, and more Looking for a tail gentleman, 49 Io 53, for friendship. BOX 17315 JUST BEING MYSELF Petite lady, early SD's, enjoys biking, hiking, dancing, skiing and many other interests; honest, sincere, Irustwonhy, Seeking gentleman with simi• lar interests. Honesty and trust a must. Social drinker only and non smoker. BOX 23211 BIG IS BEAUTIFUL Single term,. 2F. Seeking s'n- o I g e male to enjoy life with, like life h e ut r o anis thus - USIC antl IOveS to dance. non smoker Single lathers welcome. BOX '7921 SEEKING SPECIAL MALE Between 4'1 and 'td to. honest, nonsmoker canny, patient, formal •'A, good sense of humor amt wants to feel needed. Er,loy coumry rock elessc. dancing. out doors. nature I live in Colebrook Meet me over lunch jet see it vye are cam patide Bob of 46, with 15 year ofd daughter would you please phone bark' Your phone number did not mord BOX 2 t 188 BIG IS BEAUTIFUL 16 year alit it gi,• mother enjoys dananq. walking and enjoyinq life Io the fullest Looking ter a single. monoga MOUS maie who shares stmi lar interests Single fathers wr:ICorne BOX 13441 FRIENDSHIP FIRST AtIl" ire 't9 yea• •ad temale. 5.1- with bkuule Harr Er,oy musk:. dancing, the outdoors. m-% and lefaJi,nq ,l home _001rinq kx an a'Ira y,•m, sol gle, whb•. 35 11- 45. w,v; } a non sM1,* - ',vim smkl,i, rit._r eStS to, rnrrd,h.p BOX 15897 LET'S TALK Ka, I w• -arch quiet. i. L•ct Ja. pleasant. nom smoking twndie 74, enjoy% shmulatmq Conversat,o,. wAlks 'Mri""g, music "ad nq,^_ s and ovon rganah Seeks drown to earth. oteli, gnat, ',Anng. lovmq 1.erere "tie. 24 In '11, with Initial interests Box 7.111 DISCREET ENCOUNTERS We an• a and 'fear couple m .J jus See.''` other an, live couples '„ discreet encournals All ;:alis returned BOX 1'N8i17 LOVELY LADY S­J,-• ova h• 'e•r die. tale 30 S. 54 phys"ily fit with one child- likes outdinr act.v- hes animals, :,icl tars and ant quer 'rustwrxthy, loyal, and s,nre,e Friendship I,mj. Possible relahonsho BOX 3176S SOUND GOOD TO YOU' Mair, .} ,.: .. ,e, -,7 .t Rmale leve, 4U Want someone .be likes to parry and have fun' BOX 1 179,1 LET'S TALK :1i Y,a :il ,r -,ale Seeker discrete compani ti nhp w,!r A reale who may be m,ssmg something in his marriage Discretion a mint. BOX 3"61 ONE SEXY LADY 37 year ad „J, 1, ^ ale with very long hair L_'N for a man withh no baggage. who has never been married between 35 and 45, woos Catholic and kives life Enjoy movies, waferskung, socializ- ing and more Prefer men who are financially stdble such as doctors, lawyers, pharmacists or executives who want to experience a better breed 1-1 personality BOX 12253 EASY GOING MOM $hm, attractive single mother of two. 37 Er" dancing, dining out, movies and more Looking lot a honest, caring, employed and attractive maie. 34 to 40, with a sense of humor who also loves life and children Single fathers welcome. BOX 14771 PETITE BRUNETTE Under rated, French treasure in Cobourg with Cute shape. Possesses great personality. Joe De Vrvre with unique qualities. Looking for friend- ship with a non smoking, sin- gle -widower white male, 45 to 55. 511', established with morals and a conscleme. It you're kicky, you come across one. a gem of a person, something with real value. BOX 23124 CALL SOON, GUYS Single white lemale. 21, enjoys going out for walks, out to movies, paying games. candlelight dinners and going out to Bingo. Seeking an anradive male, 21 to 25, who enjoys the same interests as me. It that is you, cat me ASAP, BOX 23157 FIND ME Attractive, 27 year old, dorm- neenng female. Looking for a angle white 'dale 30 to 35.. BOX 14744 SINGLE SELF EMPLOYED Red haired, green eyed woman loves outdoors, danc- tng, theatre. Seeking single male, 38 to 46. BOX 23153 SEEKS CARIBBEAN MAN Unattached, non smoker, 39 to 50, affectionate, interested In friendship possible rela- tionship with an unattached, friendly while lady. German Canadian, 5'8', 140lbs, gem Ile and happy. Enjoys outings, quiet evenings and flexible interests. BOX 23151 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1996 -PAGE 35 Ajax/ Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... UNCESELTurs FREE Personal Ad NEED A COMPANION 5H ' 15 p 1 •,,oql,• female and "'other of two Enjoy readmit, mnVles, animals and morn- Looking for a nahw male. 28 to 35, for frierdsh,p and a (o55lble relationship t3OX 12201 DOMINANT FEMALE AI'rn, • r„ 1' ' -ong female Look r g ter a single white male 3r and 35 Children are welcorne It this ,nteresls you. please leave a message BOX 14746 HEARTFUL FEMALE 2771-41 old lens✓• d'1 -and 180 pounds wit' sandy blonde hair Enjoy ramping, fishing and more Lurthmg tor a rating, nnnesl. sincere and gentle man who can respect a woman BOX 14711 SHORT BUT SWEET BeauOrul '-1 year ..,,1 58- tem4le with donde hair and due .ryes Enjoy DI -A. Swim- ming and olher sports Looking for a man who shares s.milar Interests BOX 11728 IN COBOURG AREA 2` /ear 'id 1 5- e 9 '-m snq,e morn ,I two great kids. Honest. raneq with d gad Seise of he-- 1•xl„iI-1'M d single. lino -A" an,t'r1n. est man, 75 to 40- woo enjoys children. rru>Slo, movies and Quiet bines at home Occasional dnnte's and smokers are roe BrX , 1148 SEEK CARIBBEAN MAN to 5•% iaff"ci-rale, rater -if a in thendshc prxsthi« reia- honsh,p w,m unattached, fnerxffy white 'ArN win Son German Canadian S 9" 140 Ips. genfol and happy emjny, a,brxgs, quiet eYn.-gs. and ria rble interests BOX :3146 EARLY % MAS PRESENT ,l L.,. ,tic r.. ,.,............ ...... and happil then wiry rail unfit Chnsthl Single mom 35. ':mpl,ved. honest remar- hc, loyal, hooking Mr Mr Right. 35 to 45. a PoVeo. true romantic, good self" of humor BOX 73'47 SEEKING SOULMATE E-1 • ! sr1,;, ,!e letnate. (b, long olark M1•. . Slim Loolo q for an irvde3,.rl- dent, Stool 1411. Slim. Galt haired male. 23 to 30. wen wants a ro ng c ommtl!I-1 relationship BOX 1 "1. 42 ALIVE AND FUN Is Yea, -rid to le. 5.5'. 1601bs looking 'or tun fomes to share with that Special someone Late,, ,qure4 rights in. studyingg,knq our once in a while to have some bol Appearance not important BOX 23140 ENJOYS SIMPLE LIFE Su - eery p, -1:1e you' -of ,1 ,earl. enit"o out- doors country and SOS music. dining and Glancing. soctakhng, with good sense of humor Lrs*­rq for sincere relal,onship N„ need games BOX 13139 BOWLING ANYONE' ,00A q it" -rafo. 40 ust l and 45 Mow ututdren, enjoy meeting other people. is caring. easy going am honest and also love to bowl 1 am 5'6', 125lbs. short blonde hair, hazel eyes BOX 23134 LOVING CARING NATURE 65 year old unattached white lemale. considered atracirve and trustworthy. Seeking Hon. est and kind while widower with a positive outlook. good sense of humor, a warm smile and who is tnendky but not a fin. Reply if you have the same inlerests. BOX 23135 TRUE ROMANTIC Independent, easygoing, down to earth, full figured woman, 36, looking tot a husky, sensitive, non smoking reale with a good sense of humor. My many interests include romantic evenings at home, animals, music and an. Friendship first. reiaton- ship possible. BOX 23130 BEDROOM EYES Not Cindy Crawford but close, 33, mother of pooch, enjoys working out. walks, cooking, music. camping. chops wood and baits hook, tired of bar scene, outrageous flair. Seeking a single man, 30- Lsh, for possible relationship, who dares to enjoy. BOX 23314 COMPANION WANTED Divorced white tamale. 38, with children. Looking to meet reale companion 38 to 42, rot possible relationship. Sincerity and honesty a must; non smoker. occasional drinker accepted Elliot Lake area preferred but not neces- sary, II traveling is not an issue. BOX 23126 LOOKING FOR LOVE Two attractive females, 18, seeking two guys. 18 to 21, who know how to have fun and treat a girl fight. Double dates are a preference. BOX 23301 F'li E E Voice Greeting F [IF E !Message Retrieval 2ND TIME AROUND At1• r : e . 34. long. naturally cony. ,talk brown hair, brown «yes. 59 Steger Loolnnq for att,acbve whlte male, 32 to 42, raring, sensdive, no head games. romantic, loyal I love quiet -ven,n9S at homy longs vralks nn the Ceact, music BOX 1"3.22 BODACIOUS BLONDE Singe Ite Ir_rr•ale Ti not Twiggy, mother of 1 ranine. enjoys camping, fishing, swim. rung, walks. nfu lc, and "yin;. Ing Tied of the bar sw_ ,e Have addictive laugh, am spontaneous and easygoing Seeking s'nghe guy. 30-.,h, with Smiler mfgrg5t5. pro VA,,- ble'"ah,x,shrp BOX 23'115 SHY AT FIRST S" •;le wn,1,• ter ale. 30, 52. 131Xbs, blunde 'air_ brown eyes, looking for s o - ear, who Is atracnrve. outgoing, likes kids. +s honest, ;anng. and humorous, not Injo head games, and knows what ne wants ,n Ile BOX 23107 Call 1-800-662-8423 $2.49 per min. OUTGOING MALE Arra"•: n• '. ,.-,• 'N,:. S7 - P, I 7•pinu;d ).ogle white male Enjoy workmq ' oi. sp^,, allemahve ^•, ,. and taxi Cars L0000l; fora Single white Ior *I to 24 1., is attractive and physical ht will simdar inte,Mts BOX 23273 CLASSICALLY YOURS cry---.ar•rg a•' : , • "era 39 year as 5 1 1 "•,malum ou it ,aw Enjoy reaching. cla,,-, mi wining, sports, meet ng people, ociaiunrl and more Lookog 'or a single white tamale. 35 to 50 BOdr 23274 SERIOUS INQUIRIES 'til t' • ed ,Mile mate a , allas pounds Smoker and occas.—,, danker welcome Seek," q female. 28 :0 38. for fiend Snip and more Fiacr- 's un-. portant BOX •'pins THE OMEN Af- a,i !v„ rr yea, ofd yngl, while male wrath a great sense of humor Enjoy dancing, par lying. and more Looking for an attractive female for friendship BOX 23266 DISCRETION ASSURED" S,nope- wn4e ^:a :•1 5 199 Ibis i-coll fix a fermate for a discreet refah-stip Box 17575 LIKE THE OUTDOORS' Go -d .mit write are 3., 58-. to, wNm decent personal. iry. 1 am honest. outgoing, empbyed and spontaneous Sec -.,)q ,onewe speaal 25 10 3` �moken and social drinker Single roams web corse BOX ,")S8 SERIOUS INQUIRIES E-,pWyea. 6!- 2451b smok mg. occasional drinking. divorced white male, 38, have dependents Seeking a female 28 to 38 plus. lot friendship, relationship or more. Race unimportant BOX 17395 LETS CHAT SOON Seeking a single while female. 27 to 32. -he „silcere. down to earth, slim, attractive, a non smoker and Chddiess I art a 5'6', 165 Ib, stocky 49 yr old male who needs someone very special to spend time win BOX 17476 ATTRACTIVE MALE 32,5 9'. slim, looking for slim, single white female, 25 to 35. for dancing, movies, and romantic evenings al home. BOX 31748 NO SHORT CUTS 48 year old, 57, 1a5 pound open minded white male. Enjoy camping, horseback riding, and more. Looking for a woman, 30 to 40, for friend- ship and more. Social drinker and smoker. BOX 31791 EMPLOYED MALE Attrac'tiv'e 35 year old male, 165 pounds. slim, physnlaly fl with a good sense of humor. Enjoy children, animals, and more. Looking for an outgoing lemale v.. is attractive and enjoys doing activities as well as quiet evenings at hone. BOX 31790 FAITHFUL MALE 37 year old, 6'2' single white male with short donde hair and due eyes. Enjoy skiing, dining out. movies, and more. Looking for a female for friendship first. BOX 12537 LOOKING FOR A FRIEND 24 year old, 5'10' single white reale. Loathing lot a special female for friendship and more. Erijoy sports, reading. and more. BOX 12572 FREE YOUR MIND 32 yea• .&I vr•;In M -.I,! male 62', and 135 pounds Looking for a clown to earth, Petite blonde female who Is not afraid to speak her mind BOX 17446 ENERGETIC MALE Ha v, 4" _ •, 'M: year old S ogle what, Iaie. 5 11', and 175 pounds Sprntane- Ws. independent. honest and caring with a unique Sense of humor Enjoy Sports. goil, the outdel and more Look,nq lot an alive female with stm,- lar interests BOX :7450 GOOD NATURED MALE 30 {ear old t, i- single 'a•.or of two Lrokirq lot a single white female. 27 33. who's IJ -h to earth and easy going BOX 2"X)61) FRIEND TO COMPANION $mile wr 4e "•.ale 4y 5 q" and 110 DOu,,ns Looking fur 'hat special lemale can Shall- life pleasures with It you are slim, attraci,v«. and over 35, mm give me .all and we 11 talk Enjoy tin, walks. d,mnq. dancing, and ,ch more BOX 31787 TAKE A CHANCE M•de •-a:.. 44. 5"7' itl �Oot"'J"N Lrool1111a woman hJ share me J«ne th,rugs ,n life with Love to trawl araC pursue 'rife s time piety -res BOX 3' 788 SIMILAR INTERESTS 44 n - A,e ., 6• blr ^'air, aue eyes Elloy the oo'Ooors 5«ekm , In, ."Ielne with sunda•-el ests BOX 12536 SEEKING RELATIONSHIP n'a, ed. attract-. u air; t S •o, Enjoy Spor!S. humor"q} quer nights and droves Seeking sm9le whrte female. 351 dr, weight pmport,nndle Ir; height, for friendship first, possible reiahonsh,p Chadren okay BOX 23253 NOW AND FOREVER' 35 1e4 .nkd Nhrx, q , ngle male Honest loyal Ile piasvon:re. after. tonna:, a! -AA ,omtaiitre fol a good "rase nt humor Entn, movies, dining ,n 13, out. Oul door tun, spoor and o,e '00. ,; ono a :arty for a one on one relahonsh,p in the Oshawa r Durham region BOX 11301: VERY CARING GUY tinge w^ - t ,. = • -' 130 pounds. in perte+:i condition Looking for a su,gie white lemae who +wild we 'r be swept of, of Her reel BOX 12444 QUIET GUY M,". 15 aamq for a Get - creel relationship with A female BOX 12514 OUTDOOR GUY 34 .ear, ni: 5S* 160 puun ,o. br;wr :.air: Ana hares eyes Looking tot a speoai lady. 30 to 38. to have a great line with have a child. so dill are 000v BOX '1518 HAPPY GO LUCKY GUY SNigle while rather. 12 ,muk el and social d1f.ri enjdy arimall camping and the outdoors Seeking dot honest caring and romantic feWtion- shp BOX 15031 ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE Divorced white male. 40. open minded. 59'. 185 open pounds. very n initiaed and romantic, smoker and social dnnker. enjoy Camping and canoeing and travel Seeking a very romantic, car- 3 ar- 30 to 40, single tamale. BO7( 17283 PRIVATE TIMES Blonde hair, due eyes, 39. 6'. 185 pounds. Looking for a lady. 25 to 45. BOX 20011 MOVE OVER Perfect conditioned man, 510', 125 pounds, looking for a slim woman, I want to sweep you of your feet. BOX 20033 DEVOTED TO YOU Single male. 35. slim, fl, dean, handsome, employed. no dependents, never been maimed. Enjoy outside acbw bets and diversified nterefft I am Intelligent. very swxxm honest and affectionate. Seeking a single lemale. slim, fit, attractive, who wants to be appreciated for more than her beauty, and truly wishes to be loved. BOX 31600 LETS COOK Are you lonely and reed a trend? Very warm and loving. 62', 170 IDs male, 45, loves to cook and dean. Lookup for single white female, 30 to 48. slim to medium built, for friendship or relallonshlp. Don'I pass on this ad, you will be winner. BOX 31765 OPEN MINDED MALE I am a young, open minded male, 24, looking for open minded female for discreet encounters in the Oshawa area. BOX 31786 DISCREET ENCOUNTERS Male 'A :, :r 1 ,,,, single •,• marled female% "1 33, h,r morning, afternoon, or evening encounters II you're lonely and feeling due. I m the guy to talk 'o Please leave name, nunibw, how soon do you want to get things 9,41 BOX 3' 759 THE SILVER YEARS... C1,1A eok,q 'earthy. romantic 53 year old male Enjoy hiking. t),k,n, laughle, exem.s,ng, read:.• ; ovies, gardening, dining -'of and dancing Looking !o, a female. vim similar rtwests. who may also be r«hong soon BOX '5011 SEEK A COMPANION Cann, a, c ^,.nes* :ogle aad Looking for a Single female. in her 30 5 to mid 40s, far friend- ship Single m me,s wrel- come BOX 1 1%5 YOUR XMAS PRESENT O^e 1-1 "ar .wr•, - - everything y,,u are loe.1 to, early 40 s. with M,iar . considered ^4r1some, employel confident, hinan- cialt'y, and mentally cure Se Would Nke •• met lady who is pretty. et c„iyed and 4n. fid -I :n au asper:ts of Her de BOX 1'782 SPECIAL SOMEONE tea! spec,, Yime^rP 'p srare life wtr 1 enjo,# fishing camp,N) quiet -pts. at home S ngke mrl are come naw one e' ” BOX I 793 ADVENTUROUS SPIRIT h." to ,. war-•- •-arnr. a.,,going Smoke• enjoys ',king, off, i, bot:., and ga,denng Son, I, repo: And Seek , r dar tema,e BOX 1501, SOFT HEARTED GUY Dire 3,'1 gix}: Getting T.ry- um oul 59- 7hs1b,- Sn,;n brr ^yr of brow" ,rys. e txuai iinq:,cas-ai :3nnk,.. Enjoy•, -.,as, piay,no pkr i c,mpi,g. Ht; ,.:x:.., ; X white 3emale, slip to n.••: bixk: with sameinter_ ' wnr, , a nor smoke., ")X 1s* f SUPER GUYS nr macs an oici w. '-J playing. hard wr ek'n'; into spoes. rope, Cads a!rie!:r. 3C and 33 Loo-,; 'cr wo Sir9he wh,te lemaie, nldipent fit ad our laving 00X ' 1445 GOOD TIME 6 x! r .•maie. 225 Pounds. look rg tor a Irehi ly 'eiahonsh.p w'm a female who •S out gang, understand - .ng_ 27 to 35 and ht BOX 12456 TONED 8 IN SHAPE i,..' 1•1 : 34 year air, ,•im,- > :� 2,5 pounds, enjoy wradkmg and "'c rig m shape LOexur ; ',it A 'emake, hailing a^ ;. •y?d, w th d good head _rn her Shoulders. 18 to 35, no dependents Oshawa or Durham area BOX 13423 HANDYMAN to Man seek,ng a special Lady romantic. passionate and dis eel crBOX 14937 NO BAR SCENES Enjoy $Ile with me 34 year old make. tail. titsingle and ready to seine down, growing through life experience Interested ,n meeting a Lady. slam. 25 to 35. non smoker. healthy, intelligent and fun to be with. BOX 14960 ROMANTIC TIME Long donde hair. 39, single while male. 5 11 •, meal build. Seeking an aurachve and interesting woman for special times. BOX 14970 FRIEND AND FRIEND I am a 40 year old male, 6, 185 lbs, tub head of blonde, hair due eyes. Seeking a trend, age and race are not important. looking for some fun. BOX 14983 A WIONDIIRFUL WORLD 38 year old single male and father. Looking for a woman to enjoy liters adventures. Enjoy quiet dries at hone, music. dancing, and more. BOX 15880 SEEK SIMILAR FEMALE Tab. separated male in my mid 40's. Looking for a tamale to trhentill and a passible relationship. BOX 17344 LETS TALK Single dad looking for a Way In 30's to mid 40S I am easy gang, 59'. 170 pounds and always looking for fun things to do.. BOX 19943 ARE YOU THE ONE? Early 40s, professional, father of two kids (13 and 17). 5 7', 147 lbs, enjoy music. movies. walking, etc. Seek honest, romantic, non smoking female, 30 to 40. for an open and honest relation. ship. Single moms welcome. BOX 31698 To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. An�'time. day' or nill TO respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. S2 -t'1 pf-r minute, 10u mint be 18 or older. Birth nund-r, work with Tom al lint+u'y 26 NEW Ads.' FREINDSHIP FIRST ' 9 yea' , d I, q„• ,v4r.:.'.ale Enjoy n,;rkey. we,ghr hrig football, camlehrint dinners and mora a Sim K;white ale lem,9 to 25 X 13391; LETS TALK SOON FI and an,arn,,, 11 rear ovi single white male , ,mor brown hair and nineeyes Enjoy Candlol dinners, walking along me beach. ^hd- d,- and more BOX 13456 HEART OF GOLD l-,4nds,.^e s,, lie white male, 30. 6 and has pounds Ldokinq for an amractire sin- gle M+de female. 2� '•, 30, who i,. es 'ne n«, things Ill. E- 'N fomanct: ,,rine" ong waikl and quiet e_ ,hags BOX '594r, LIFETIME OF LOVE 5' 3' s-;, ., - •,• .• ., � --q lot a woman who :,ke, •^ cud - lie be lakes ^af1- and loved or;. r^ ', , a ong of relaronshrG -1rx -,668 LOOKING FOR LOVE • ,,, ,ye win to ^aie. C pr,Inds Mth 0`— hair and eyes Enjoy ^,avbaN Svrmming, wali.r Aling „,e be,r;r aid:a^^.ieigrl nets LooK • •; i 'arl ,Ide pendent r. 1L tri 25. toll5 "`111•,-1'„and Weil --l' S,mddr .n!elrol N•,r "''bets please_ Box ' ed,'A TWO SUPER DADS trig. attractive , rrpe ,mer Y!X, ')et 'woe Single rlr, gent, hanlwi:rk r.r; ^aid "Y ng, amlet c , loyal wPer :ar:•1 Jar who are. .r ..Hat,-- ships BOX 3'r,'. WARM HEARTED SINCERE a yo,.rg .. d.N 13 ., .. - acting ',:r'neldxhc to a relatgnsn.p BOX LETS GET OUT with ^o kill,• r wa ,.nit tor- re,a:i•;nSr,C and or,vCly kaading r0 rear -:age - tiler - ested. please ar, _tOx 31'.4 PROFESSIONAL MALE Vol 4, ...... 5.9'. 165 0,x ria,n Joe -are ve Lolife and most things :, t. espeClaily Zonages. ,Tie oul doors. 'amay aid Ir,erfas Looking for an attractive after!, onajoe. employed female Ior a r"tion.vo BOX 31773 OLDER BUT WILD S ”, w -air, _ '. 160 pw,nds w..!~srit,r; rr„ halt and 'blue eves LJOK •.•; I a smite wine 'emae 45 for a long Ie_ reiahonsh,p No head games BOX 31770 SPUNKY. DEPENDABLE established n n,y wdY, Seeking a single wf-,Ie female. aver 45. for a long term relationship Enjoy laughing. walking. and rides on beaches and it forests BOX 31771 LONELY IN OSHAWA Very handsome black maie. Tail, wen groomed. nteiligent and fun. Looking for an attrac live and affectionate femaje in the Oshawa area It you re interested please call arc leave your name arta prone number. BOX 12388 Call 1-800-662-8423 12.49 per min. 41=0 BI MALE WANTED Couple in 40's seeking Bi male for discreet encounters. Cleanliness and dtscrebon a must. BOX 17514 DISCREET ENCOUNTERS 25 year old attached male. Seeking for another attractive male for discreet encounters. BOX 17524 LETS CHIT CHAT 25 year old. 6'1' male. Seeking someone thal enjoys walling. conversation and the beach. BOX 20127 LETS CONNECT Married, slim. 5'6'. t20 pound bi male seeking anom- er d male. 18-45. BOX 17490 WEEK ENDS 34 year old. white m:, le. 56'. 1 1 B pounds. Looking to other men around my we. North Oshawa area. BOX 15019 SEEKING MR.SINCERITY Thirty something proless'onal male seeking the same, 35 to 55 Seeking a long le,m call head games Enioy s-, ­ng, wmining, hockey, quet r,)marhr evenings at home Inleresherl, BOX 3.793 CALL SOON Bi «'rte -are -3s po,"as and 5 W. a white ale. '.oak mg 1o, a no !xaryd •• a,e. any age Cleanliness a •-•^1st ant, being discreet Oshawa area BOX 20005 INTERESTING MALE F. ae.arl. y,. -1,,w,. ^air. brown .yes, !,r. 3u,0 looking Locoil Nor a mar. good ,v). ng. nretesting. :mrler 35 and over, 25 Duma, '_ gill BOX 20014 MYSTERIOUS __I -.••ar f S"'ge whde -ale -ook"I, ln r arome male for -or and arty tore BOX ' SC108 WARM Tell ,. . .- a e. 62' Ifo pOU-211, on. 'nr %rm_ e for d,sr: r«e' '•>geth«,s BOX '494 SUGAR AND SPICE r. l n, 6 1L stunk .. .auk it •, ,r Derx>e to ad S,; -.. so -cc ar BOX JUST FOR FUN / ale _ n.. ')MP•' -•A", for ds.:ree' •. -amt«rsX 108'5 MUTUAL PLEASURE w .•.' a Tnru,ar Dwld ;mer b lel r Inelr_ 1:S tot 2x1, -t fe! 'ogeth-N BOX ' SA87 LET "S GET TOGETHER letat.r.p .u -e -re rx, rL 'Hale ar^ a 4.•• Ma 5 xcK¢,nd 191"1 tub, ^a" - ball. - ,^,ry —I—, eft HOX '2371 HAVING SOME FUN C: nit enc"wers W.n1 !.r .fear BOX '2361 ARE YOU THE ONE' 46• S very heaithv a•.: Oil . am a vefy •nuscil hood • 41- wnr: work,, %! 2 3 :,nes a week NOX ' I -A MUCH TO OFFER •' ,._. A•.• : ,--1 v,- dean mare, +2 pnysoca h, :t healthy straight roe. • ; and acting in sell ;r monogamous 'ur •Nation ,nip will same- 25 tc 4, tees erioy'II« legal Car soon BOX 31 'IS4 JUST CALL ME' 11 . ^ - " xfl 'Orth Oshawa -!njoys giving rnas sages • : men m their 50S or (Nis ! you are interested ;)lease 3rve me a yl sJtn BOX '2313 QUIET AND DISCREET d 5' _L .. 'nye e, g a Jdy w a male under 20 who s a.screet BOX 14818 ALONE IN OSHAWA Na,e. 32-coairg.•'ire massages to seer r +rev 50 s and fits Discretion assured you won! be Jrsappeonted BOX 31163 FUN FOR THREE C..'-uus married cuuple. in our 30 s. seeks ar ahrachVe while male, .n hos 30 S. for JIS ;.reef. fur, encounters BOX 31759 INTIMATE NIGHTS Looking for a man to spend long. quiet nights with in front of the fireplace Cat me it you re interested. BOX 12209 Call 1-800-662-8423 $2.49 per min. BARRELS OF FUN My boyfriend and I are searching to another woman tot get togethers. It you are interested- call' BOX 12585 LEAVE YOUR M MBERI Very outgoing, 5'7', 140 tD, attached. bl curious female. Looking for someone in the Oumam region. BOX 15127 A SPECIAL FRIEND Single black female looking for someone will similar inter. ests. Enjoy socializing. movies. aha more. Seeking a spectW female for friendship and maybe more. BOX 17399 SEEK A PARTNER Bt white lemale, 24, 5'4' and 120 gourds and mother of one. ISO gay white female for relationship aEnjlry ilial, b.k• ,ng, wnrkmg Out 'Wes and more HOX 13426 LOOKING FOR YOU lila.:. 1.,a., ,,;king IOr SOmw. . •rll .S "'',,e,l .es the m --:e% aha is fun to rw Mth BOX -,.22 ACTIVE PEOPLE A•:!'- ,.:rI .,r and 25 looking dor ;thei.uuples Clear,:" ess wird •,Scree_! a muSI HOX • 7'374 A FEW TATTOOS :• a .erg tell: nine ')-'A personawv Iorrit, ng for someone 25 M 35 wh :s kem,nrne and easy 1, qet along -.1- BOx -111311 INTERRACIAL COUPLE couple "an•y 41Js See. "•: a sand'" .roe,. ._,.rain ,..d..; for',,r �iOX'-,944 SERIOUS INQUIRIES w^ie 'emaie 5a and" 11^ pei"ds -. ,,, ..,r 4 Br cur,. 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