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F,nancial Panning and Investment Services R.R.I.Fu Unit 16 "THE COURTYARD" 428-8613 Denis or Chris Ardayh fiUMMA39i "I 'Ve,sona� Financial Independence By Design" InfoSource phone service cut back Eltectivc Monday, much of the News Advertis- larly. You can still respond to our editorials. er's InloSource telephone system will no lunger he columns and Phone Polls by calling 683-7041) and i in service. Our Auction Line and Lkath Notices entering the appropriate box number. By calling lines will still he available around the clock at no 6213-7(1`10 or 404-2623, you can also still hear an j charge. You can access Auction Line at 683-7545 Oshawa Generals update on box 5043, a sports and Death Notices at 683-3(X)5. The latest aur- news update on box 5037 and Rogers Community tions and death notices will still be updated regu- 10 television listings on box 7030. I -- --- HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY e4m& Farviy Ots, i Opsrapd For service you can Tent VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 906 Brock Road South (Just south of Myty, Pickering) 4W-480 LP1_ News Advertiser Friday', Nov. 29, 1996 48 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 48 Nuclear plant underrirebefore �t s' boor uiee�ce�c�� Tile Jean M,I)onald Singers hold their annual Christmas Concert Sunda% at 2 -15 P.m. at St. Andreyc's Presh-,tcrian Church. Church St N.. Pickering Villagle. Ihere f will also he an audience sin_• -a -long. Cost is 58 for adults. `.0 fur .onion and $3 for children. Call 83,-261 1 for details Forecast Saturda% Sundae N1o,tl\ Change of cloud\. iatc rain -2 to ?C 1 to -l(' Inside 1 In the news E-:nt crtainment..................25 Spurts...............................27 Classified ..........................2y Phone lines I General 683-51 10 E a -x 683-7363 ' Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhanmews.net i 93¢+7,c GST =S1 that was the ntessa1�r citizens and em iron- expresud h,. the Public about nuclear satcty. Citizens. �ti atehdo,o tell mental ,groups had for the Atomic Energy Con- A hchcve that the Problems surrounding, the regulatory agency to close trot Board, which considered the relicensing of Pickering Nuclear Generating Station are sell'- titation or put it on short leash the Pickering station at a hearing in Oshay+a c�ident to anyone capable of thinkinL_, outside the P Ihurschiy. nuclear paradigm:' she said in a Presentation to Rl 11 1R1 \NN; "h:%1� %('ti Suzanne Elston. aself-described conununity the board urging it to make ,alcly a priority and i k I iR;I k acti%ist from Courtier, told the hoard its oc+n consider shutting the station down. PIC'KI:RIN( I The nuclear industr,, and its stall, the emploNces of Ontam, Hydro'. nuclear The issue oInuclear satcty imolvcs imptrrtant regulators sire out of touch cvnh the reaht% of division and the nu,k:or industrn as a whole all social considerations technician arc not in a puhlic concerns about the safety tit tile Pickering sutt-er trims ;i ..t r r, .i r.,l sire ,zance" that pec See NUCLEAR...Page 3 Nuclear Generating St.itnrn yents thein tr,'n i,l% the concerns 1 - Please release me Dunbarton High School Spartans Pat Tobin is guarded closely by St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs Rohan Crooks during Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics junior boys' basketball action at Dunbarton Tuesday. St. Marywon this clash of the two Pick- ering schools 61-58. photo by Ron Pietroniro 'Parents protesting education reforms to meet with MPP BY CIIRISTN ,t.,i: AJAX Pl('K1•.RIN( — I'arenis Protesting rapid and niassiye changes to the cduca - lion system will meet with 1)urhani West MPP Janet Fckcr Friday alternoo,n. '111c ineeting was arranged by the Community and Social Services minister's cun- sutuency office stall and Uar- lcne fimhleton, a member of the school community council (SCC) at Ajax's Lincoln A%enue Public Schrx,l, at the end of a peacclul protest at Ms. f;cker's Pickering office by about a dozen parents Wednesday morning. The Proeressiye Conservative MPP way at Queen's Park during the demonstration. All are opposed to the speed with which the Province is making changes to the education system, whether it be to secondary schools, teacher bargaining or funding, and what they say is a lack of consultation with parents about the changes. "We want to let Janet Ecker kno,,y our Icclinzs:' said Anne Raininger, another nicmbei tit Lincoln Aycnue's SCC. "Parents arc outraged :it the tart that the goyernnient is making, decisions «ithnul parental input." Nis. Finhlcton said. "Nobody's Ietling us kno,.y anything" Wednesday's hour-long prote,t yeas part of a pro% incc- wicic mobilization of Parents by People for Education, a IOronto-based group of pa- tents concerned about [tic reform process. Local Parent, learned about the grassroots movement just a Icw days before tlx protest and man- aged to have I I .Ajax and Pickering schools represented at Ms. Ecker's office. Watched by police in three cruisers and an unmarked car, the dozen people stood out- side the Kingston Road build- ing housing Ms. Ecker's office and quietly talked among themselves. "This is an uncaring, See REFORMS ... Page 2 �f�� SUNDAY A FUN :.,:: J��-��.111., 6 DA --k �� 4 .. KETPLACE ..�peg, 7 40 Dec. Sat. �E THE GREAT CANADI- GARAGE gA .. • t t R \'TTnr�criM PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29,19% CUT, Mary Delaney and other parents of school children protest education reforms outside MPP Janet Eckers office Wednesday. photo by Ron Pietroniro Reforms ripped FROM PAGE 1 unfeeling government:" said Mar% L7elane� whose children attend Vallc,. tic" Public S,-h(x)l in Grccn"(xxf. In her letter to the pro,tncial go%cm- ment. T1s Dclane\ "rote. "It took decades to make this s:� stem (Durham Board (it Education i one of the best but just as with health care -ou arc disman- tling it "(th the speed of light -Take time to breathe. let the a\.ern ect to %our political brains beturc making scnous...decisums. For future eenera- twnss sake. slo\x do%& n. Makc the right decisions. n.,t the quick and cas% ones - She also suggested f;ducation Minis- ter John Snobcicn..khodidn't finish high s,-NxI. should complete his o"n ,,h(x,l- in-, hicl-ore "he finishes off our children's educations " She added that cuts to the education s -,stem ha%c alrcad\ affected the class- r(x)m- At VallcN Vis", tier example. new computer equipment can't tk used bN the students because it hasn't born husked Up due to cutbacks in electricians. Her letter and others "nttcn h,. par- ents "ere taken to %ts Ecker',, office h\ T1s Embleton "ho returned to tell them of the arrangements for an hour-long mectin "ith the cabinet minister. She also handed out mti,nnation from T1s- Eckcr's office listing what the go%- crnmcnt has done to (mpro, c the qualit} of education. This includes setting up a ;regulatun college liar teachers, standard- ised pro\ inLc-" tdc testing. a S40 -million imestment in technolo,%. new curricu- lum standards, post-secondar,, reform discussion. high school rctorm. a sum- mer jobs program and standardized repun cards now being tested. On sonic issues, such as high school reform, the government has asked for public input and even extended deadlines for responses, the Tory MPP's literature noted. 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"`Iliese are not primarily technical questions. They involve lradcol'fs. Normal people address these issues diflcrently from the AECB staff and Ori Hvdro staff:" - Mr. Rubin suggested the AE'C13 and Ontario Hydro demonstrated how out of touch they are with what the public wants wizen they chose to retrofit the Pickering sta- tion with a "cheap and quick" second shutdown system rather than the best available. Adele Gibson, who lives on Balaton Avenue right by the station, urged the board not to reliccnse it until proper health and seismic studies prove it is safe. She said her own direct experiences have suggested the facility is not operated safely. %I, Gibson related how her husband and newhix,r- hcxxl children were allowed into the park right beside it on the night of the major acci- dent at the station in Do_ccm- ber of 1994. A swn indicating the park wits closed was cov- crcd in snow. ''llie next day I under- stand thev were out taking readings, vet ii husband and the children had been exposed " She also pointed to an incident last April when Ptck- cring councillors who tnct with Ontario Hydro officials for a regular committee meet- ing were not informed of a problem with the emergency _001amt injection system at the station. -It makes me wonder what else is hemi held back, pushed under the carpet or evert beimz nevlected to be Durham Nuclear Awareness urged the board to shut down the older `A' part of' the sta- tion. "After 25 years the Picker- ing nuclear station is in termi- nal condition, and heroic measures to prolong its sur- vival are no longer justiti- ahle:' he said. 'lltc AEC'13 spent about four hours listening to presen- tations on the relicensing Thursday and has also received another 00 written submissions on the issue from individual citizens and groups, letters which board member Christopher Barnes said reflected the kinds of concerns expressed by Nis. Gibson. AECB staff' recommend- ed only a six-month renewal of' the liccncc rather than the two years requested by Ontario Hydro on the basis that insufficient progress has been demonstrated in addressing stauun prohlcros identified by the AFCB. Rcprc,entattvcs of- Ontario fOntario fiydro, the nuclear industry and station ernplov- ecs all urged the hoard to grant the licence. Ontario Hvdro and its workers' asu>- ciat,ons said swriilicant improvements have already been made and suggested having to prepare for a licence renew, in six months would distract station stall- lrom implementing further improvements. Pickcrin_g, Nl:,vor �V.iyne Arthurs appeared on behalf of" the "Ii,wn to suppc,rt :, six- month licence, noting '•C'oun- cil does have concerns on the level of priority safety was given at the plant" I'hc board is expected to decide op, the Pickering sta- tion's licence in a couple of weeks. mentioned." DOWNHILL T1s. Gibson added she also wonders if there is any ! The link hetwecn the station's SNOWBOARDS PACKAGE presence and the detomud place birds and toads she has found in her neightx,rhood. to "All this time they're ask- ing fir more studies to be done and in the meantime if for there is a problem we're a being exposed to it on a daily' place level," said Ms. Gibson atter the meeting. to Dave Martin of the nuclear watchdog group live 4 Harwood Ave. (Corner of Harwood & Hwy. #2) 1 The AECB is expected to decide the Picker ny nuclear plant's fate in a couple of weeks. Looking for a unique Christmas Gift? 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Refusal to accept the breath test also for impaired drivers Drivers who have consumed any be required to take a breathalyser al the acts the 90 -clay suspension. BY STEPHEN SHAW 1)I RHAM SIAP1 _ DURHAM — Armed with lough new legislation. local police kick off their annmil holiday season crack- down on drunk drivers hc,,*nning Friday. Between now and the first week of the new \,ear, tens of thousands of motorists will he flagged down h,, Ontario Provincial Police and Durham Resional Police RIDE (Red UCC Impaired Dri\inu, E en - w here 1 spot checks set up on reads and highwa`s throughout Durham Region. Until now. driers who exceeded the legal limit of alcohol — tiO niil- ligrams per 100 millilitres of blond — faced a 12 -hour licence suspen- Aon. Under new legislation effectj\e Frjda,,. Impaired driers will he slapped with an autornatic 90 -da\ kuspension. OPP Staff Ser,:cant Peter Scand- Ian hopes the ne\+ measure sobers up drinkers enough to "think lw ice' before getting hchind the sxhccl. He saes OPP are "continually aniaied" at the number of impaired dnycrs nabbed year 'round. "People just don't scorn to realiic the consequences the\ could face. We all hclic%c tan accident) will nc\cr happen to us and one of these das s it w ill and it may cost \ ou cycrythjnc our your Ijych- t hood. your - ' ()\A, n faniI 1}. per- haps. I Scrgcant Rick Bates. who heads Durham's traf- fic tnanage- mens unit. agrees the 90 -day suspension is an important weapon for police in their efforts to curh drunk dri\crs. "Anything that takes a drunk dri- ver off the road imniediately can't help but make the roads safer. I think it's Lot to have an effect. How can it not:'" he saes. Alcohol has been a factor in six fatal crashes in Durham this year and dozens of other serious colli- ; ions, police say. Durham police stopped 30,000 cars last year during the RIDE pro- grams and charged 57 impaired dri- yers, says Sgt. Bates. "It has gone down over the past 10 to 15 years with increased aware- ness. "People have changed their habits, but there arG still a signifi- cant number of collisions involving drunk drivers and we're not going to let up on our efforts;" Sgt. Bates says. A seven -officer Durham police team operating 24-hour RIDE spot- checks will "blitz the entire region" during the holiday season, Sgt. Bates says. The OPP's Whitby detachment plans to put special emphasis on secondary highways in the northern parts of the region as well as at Hwy. 401 on- and off -ramps. Staff Sgt. 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Only one bonus or free offer pi, r customer per ot '9nappraved[redil.MinirrrltnmpltMypay7lMrtsrepuued.Nomiradnmrstratronleepayabne ieattwolplacrase.A[[nledinterestiswarvedilpurchase amount is pad in full onorbefore biWngdue date Interest accrues from date of punchase Purchase pruerssubtectloGST Monlhlyinterest isbdledbut will bewarvedit minimum monthly paymentsarenlade(where requiredlandthebalanceofthe purehaseispadoffbyend ofthe nointerest period. —dminM%ivefee ($29.95for 6monMs.$44.95for 12months) when blended with interest will affect Iheannualpercentage rate )APR)EAampkon12months nointerest optanl�nckid ingtaxes) ifmmrmuin monthly Daymentstaalling $611.14 on $1,500 purchase or $814.85 on $2.000 purchase are made and balance is paid off within 11 months. Interest is waived and $39.95 admin fee creates an APR of 2.67%(tolal(osl of$2'03995)on S1.000purchase If you elect to finance for an additional 12 months and minimum monthly payments totalling $11,19.16 an $1.500 purchase or $1.571.48 on $2.D00 purchase ate made and remaining balance of $910.34 on$1213.79 is pad off at end of 24 months. Interest charges calculated from dale of purchase plus admin fee are $61965(totaliosl is%112995)and Wit is 1b 69%for $1,S00 purchase or 81b 111totalcoA$2.81b 211 and 2b.27% APR for 52.000 purchase Nointerest WIons not available on Business Revolving Credit. nLLS" ems marked "SIare on sale Other nems are at our regular everyday low prices. Some nems are not available at all stores. Due to advertising deadlines, some prices may be bwer in store PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,19% If Editorials and Letters ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A lletMand Community Newspaper published Wedrxs(lav, Friday. Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ace., Ajax, Ont.LIS 21-15 77%10TH)' J. WHMAKER. Publisher JOANNE: Rl'RGHARDT. F.ht.x-m-Chlct BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising manager ti rF:N'F: HOl'� rON. �1,tna�tne Eelitur Al -%IN RROt'%kYR. Retail advertising manager ARE FAKHOI'RIE. Pistntuuon m stager General: 1,A 151 691-5110 Clwt%ifwd: 49051 W-0707 Circulation: 1(X)51 691-5117 FAN: 4915, tkti the E%Iail:\ew sr,%,m(�durh;unnews net On the Internet: hnp //www.durh;tm- newsnet -The Ne'w\ A,ki.-mwr is a rrn•mMr of the ApA \ MAL-nng Board of Trade. Canadian Commumt% Newspaper Assoc- C'anadun Crrculatiwn .Audra Board, and the Onta"Io Inas Council The puhhvhcr rex•nes the right to cIx slfy or refuse ;uoo advertrwi-n nt. Credit for ad%ent erne nt limned to space price erns occupies Fresh blood Thc Durham Regional Police Senlce has an ideal oppurtu- nity to start fresh atter Chief Trevor I IXagherl and Depute Chicf Boh Jar\est announced they will be retiring next October With the possihiht, of. niassi%e cuts looming over the ti)rce, it's time for the Police Scr\ ices Board to louk outside the region for new leadership. I:\cn uuwom, Chief \IXaohert,. said. "It's time for a chanec. Fresh ideas and fresh leadership is g(xxd for the conuriunity • He's absolutely right. That's no slight at all on the job done by Chief NILC:aghcrt\ or Deputy Chief' Jaryest. Lung -time local officers who have ser\ed the re,ion well during their careers, the two top Cops have earned their retirement. The bio' question is: who will replace diem ' �Ihe force ha,s had a lone tradition of promoting from within. but it•s doubtful since its creation In 1974 the Durham Police ha\ e c \ cr had to deal with such a huge hudget cut. With a S4.2-rr)ilhon cutback from its current annual budi•et of S`. million st;iring it in the face, the Durham Rei, Tonal Police Scn icc will be I;teed with some se\erc choices With the sprawling_. x'.50 -plus nicn)her force facing up to wt) layoff's to comw pl\ ith the proTx)sed budget cut, a new chief trom outside Durham may he the hest answer for the Ix)hcc services hoard. 7hc new chief will get the chance to start with a clean slate fnd w ill have no ties or "h tgg gc" to carry b% coming up through the ranks. Chief NIcCagherty's replacement will have to fight hard to prevent further cuts from coming down the line; to deal with Regional Council and the Police Services Board to ensure funding remains stable and to cow. ince the public more cuts arc unacccptahle. It should be noted that avoiding a police cut could mean a tax increase. Will ratepayers be prepared to fork oxer more money to keep Durham Police at current Icvels:''Ihe phrase of the '90h for all politicians has hcen "No new taxes:" Will the Region bite the bullet and impose a substantial tax hike to keep Police fund - ins -at current levels'' The new chief- and his/her deputy will have to work hard to make the Durham Police a more efficient operation. While a $4.2 -million cut would he rei-,rettable. we can't forret that a SO - million chop is on the table for the remainder of the Region's budget. The pOhce arc not the only item the Region is consider- ing at cutback time. The key element is that the new team won't be saddled with the problem of the cuts. The Police Services Board has a good nine months to come up with a chief ensuring a solid hiring process is undertaken. Tlx: right person for the job can be found giving officers and the public the top-notch police work we've come to expect. To respond to this editorial call Injosouree at 683- nfosour+lCe 7040 and dial 5110 ♦You said it... In response to last Friday's editorial `Safe on the buses' regarding seat- belts for children riding school buses: ♦ "I'm just wondering if they've considered the chaos in the event of an accident. The bus driver trying to undo 72 seat- belts to get all the children out safely. What if the bus is on fire? You have to get them all off as quickly as possible with no time to undo 72 seat belts. School buses are pretty well padded for small accidents. In a severe accident, the bus driver would usually be hurt anyway. And, what about the little ones who are too small for shoulder straps?" ♦ Letters to the editor Why is the job not getting done? To the editor: Rc: workfare, bureaucrats and politi- cians. 1 scent to be confused over the status of workfare, and those we elected. We elected Liberals to fix a federal financial mess that originated with a Liberal government and was made pro- gressively worse by ConscrNalives. So, they kept spending excessively, but cul transfer payments to the Provinces. This meant reduced expenditures so they achieved their goal, while still spending billions more than we have. The Ontario government is conwna- tive in label, but no less liberal than the Liberals. The Tories promised to fix the provincial mess started by Conservatives, and extended by Liberals, capped by the amateur NDP government that got in and doubled the debt in one mandate, while offending every person who voted for them. With the reduced revenue levels and transfer payments, the Conservative gov- ernment had no choice but to make some serious cuts to programs, and many changes, which raised the ire of every special interest group affected. One of the new programs proposed is workfare. This suggests that if a person needs social support benefits, they should contribute 17 hours per week of work in exchange. This is assuming that the claimant is physically and mentally capa- ble of contributing to some cause. Our third level of government, Durham Region, signed up for the pro- gram before it was clear what the pro- gram was, how it would work, or whether there was even a need or purpose to it. Moving down to the fourth level, we have our local elected government. Municipal politicians share in the restrict- ed funding due to reduced transfer pay- ments, but have less ability to do some- thing about it because they're closer to people. We know where they live. Cut our garbage pick-up and they know where it will end up. But they find it dif- ficult to accept workfare in our communi- ty. They know approximately where it he Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Pits letters to the editor. All letters ld be typed or neatly hard -written, words. Each letter must be signed a first and bast name or two initials a last name. Please indude a phone ber for verification. The editor Yes the right to edit copy for style, th and content. Opinions expressed in m titre those of the writer and not nec- By of Mm News Advie tinn comes from, but have no idea where to put it. To them, it's cheaper to just keep taking welfare money and distributing it to anybody that asks, just like an allowance. They also arc influenced by two other interest groups: charities and unions. So here's the confusion. If workfare t] such a good program that it gets lip ser- vice at most levels, then why is there no action on actually using it'? If we have such a large pooi of elected talent, all of whom think they are the best person for the job, then why is the job not getting done'? Don Young, Ajax Honest youths return wallet to grateful woman To the editor: I would like to take this opportunity to publicly acknowledge two kind and honest young Pickering boys who returned my wallet to me on Saturday, Nov. 9, after I had inadvertently dropped it outside the Pickering Public Library. At a time when we often hear nega- tive reports about youth crime, it is heartening to meet two young boys who are anxious to do the right thing. So, to Yannick Carter and Ryan McMillan I extend a sincere thank you. You should be very proud of yourselves. H.A. Phillips, Pickering We asked0 : What do you think of businesses being able to open legally on Boxing Day? --asked at the Ajax Pliva CECILLE GIBBONS "I'm not in favor of it. There should be more time spent with the family and that's one of the only days you could do it" HANK HART0(: "There's it lot of opportu- nity to shop on all the other days. It should he a holiday for ('\ermine.•• HAYLEY JOHNSTON "I think they should've open. Shop till you drop" BILL ATKINSON "They should. It's a free country. They should be able to open up any time they want" e'_ THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 -PAGE 7 Builders hail DURHAM — Local home builders are praising Susanne Hillebrand, president of the O%hawa- the costs for facilities such as libraries and rem - proposed changes to the Development Charges Act Durham Homebuilders Association. ation centres and 10,per cent for roads, water and development introduced Monday by A' Leh, Ontario Minister Under the changes, determined after a year-long sewers. p of Municipal Affairs and Housing. review, municipalities can't impose development Businesses will be exempt from paying develop - char a ehan Q$ "It's a very positive change and obviously it charges for city halls, museums or theatres. 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NO DOWNPAYMENTREQUIREDNOMINIMUM PURCHASE REQUIRED NO 3RD PARTY CREDITAPPLICATIONON'T PAY UNTIL JANUARY 998 on approved credit with rour Sears (aid Sdefefee nble 1axes and charges Pfurniture—, major appliances, sewing machines and vacuums' ends Sunday, December 1, 1996. Offer for home electronics ends Tuesday, December 31, 1996. liquidation items in Cleorona Centres and Catalogue purchases ore not included in this offer. Ask for details. "D/610 Sewing/Floor Care Shop; excludes wet/dry vacuums. "D/601 Furniture Shop; excludes baby and patio furniture. Furniture is no longer available in our Kitchener or Oshawa Retail stores. Shop our Kitchener or Whitby Whole Home' Furniture stores for these great values I H I S I S S E A R S 1 0 D A Y • while quantities lost. Selection may vary by store F_lcpect more from Sour, 12100 Copyright 1996. $ears Canada inc. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS: (Starting Sat. 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Nov. 30th) Mon. - Fri. 10:00 am - 10:00 pm, Sat. 8:30 am - 9:30 pm, Sun. 11:00 am - 6:00 pm PAGE 16=TRE NEWS 10WEIMSER FRID", NOIVFMII ER 2 ,1996 Seniors hurt Pickering firefighters and ambu- lance attendants wheel away one of two elderly people trapped in their car after a Tuesday after- noon accident in front of the Durham Regional Police station. Firefighters had to use the Jaws of Life to cut off the car doom to tree the couple after the collision between their car and a coffee truck around 2 p.m. on Kingston Road. While emergency crews were attending to the first acci- dent, a passing motorist who was watching the activity crashed his vehicle into two others, police say. None of the injuries is believed to be serious. Charges are pending in both accidents, police say photo by Ron Pietroniro DO' C students not canvassing for Canadian Cancer Society AJAX — Area residents should beware of young people passing them- selves off as Catholic high school stu- dents collecting money for the Canadian Cancer Society. "The residents should not expect anyone from our school to come can- vassing at their door," says Brian Hugh- es, principal of Archbishop Denis O'Connor High School. He was informed Tuesday that three or four young people told residents in the school area they were Denis O'Con- nor students collecting for the Cancer Society. He drove to the area immedi- ately but could not find any youths, he says. "If they use this school's name, they're definitely not telling the truth," Mr. Hughes says. "It's not the first time it's happened; it's just the first time in many, many months.,, He says DO'C students don't can- vass door-to-door for any cause on behalf of the school. The'-- R—J.... Lu. �,nr•. 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V EDUCATION "ffrPr ',,?" rife;: t, IF+ I f,,., Durham educators say they're ex BY CHRISTY CHASE S.]'At+ REPORTER _ DURHAM -- Curriculum standards for Ontario schools described by Education Minister John Snobclen last week as "new and rigorous" are neither, say Durham Region education officials. "I've talked to several Grade I teachers and they're really pleased to sec they're going to he able to relax their curricufum standards," is Mike O'Connor's tongue -in - check response to the standards. "These things and much more are alreadv hcin,, done," says the head of the elementary school panel ol'Ontario English Catholic "Teachers Association in Durham. Bill Butcher, head of the Ontario Public School Tcachers Federation in Durham. says two Grade I teachers he talked to about the standards just laughed. "They said they can stop teaching now," he say's. "NkVrc already teaching our (Grade I 1 students to count to 100 by 2s." One of the standards calls for Grade I students to be able to count to 50 by 2s, 5s and los by the end of the year. At it press conference last week. F Mr. Snobclen laid out curriculum standards that students must meet from Grades I through 9. They include identifying objects by obsery- able properties such as weight and shape by the end of Grade 1, using standard spelling for Irequentlyused words by the end of Grade 3. solving math problems in their head by the end of Grade 6 and using correct grammar and punctuation consistcnt- ly by the end of the first year of high school. "As far as I am aware, these are the Sorority sisters' sale puts icing on the cake for hospital's fund drive AJAX-PICKI-RING -- Haye vour cake and eat it too to help your local hospital. Members of the Theta Esta Chap- ter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority are selling Claxton Fruit Cakes with_,. proceeds going to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Cakes sell for $5 each or in a box of three for $15, with $1.50 from each cake going to the hospital. Cakes are available right up to Christmas. Call 427-9793 or 686-8514 for more information or to place an order. • Creditor proposals • Personal and business bankruptcies 619-2515 HAROLD BRIEF & ASSOCIATES LIMITED Trustee In Bankruptcy 539 KINGSTON RD. W., AJAX existing standards which our schools are already at now," says Pat Jermey, head of Durham's chapter of Ontario Secondary School Tcachicrs Federation, shout Mr. Snohelen's standards. "The standards are not rigorpus; they're not new," Mr. Butcher agrees. "Most of us feel it's just window dressing." He says the minister is trying to distract people from further education cuts expect- ed soon. Durham Board of Education chairman Audrey Maclean says the board already uses phonics to teach spelling and reading. as the new standards require. "Wc expect even higher standards of our students. Our expectations are it lot higher than the minister's. Our parents are way ahead of him." Ms. Maclean adds she has concerns about the application of the minister's stan- dards since children learn at different rates. Mr. Snobclen. in presenting the stan- dards, said they are more detailed than prc- THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29.1996 -PAGE 11 xceeding `new, ' ri orous' standards g vious ones and will be hacked by continued of the Durham Region Roman Catholic testing. The standards set out objectives for Separate School Board, says it's unfair to students to meet in reading, writing, compare Ontario students with other, with - spelling, grammar, math and science. out considering the fact that schools here Bev Freedman, program superintendent include all pupils regardless of learning for the public hoard, says the ministry stud- ahilities. ied curriculum guidelines at several hoards, Sonic countries may not operate under including Durham, while drawing up its the same sense of "social justice and atti- standards. She says the Prmincc's Stan- tudc" of inclusion, he says. dards might he a hit dif'f'cr- ent from the hoard's, regwr- - in,, more focus. F-.�t?� Mr. Snohcicn's announcement came as most (formerly of West Hdlg schools completed the fall series of parent -teacher Family Owned and Operated m[cr\'Iew's to review report Mar'vq Sr Drr�tor R Marino :r 0,rec•cr cards and students' progress. Call and Compare It also Larne da\, after a report showed Ontario stu- \ Before You Decide dents came out as ayeragc in �s gg world-w'idc testing of' stu- - fit, ��,� � � /` , � � 1e J'�' 2 dents. Tom 01dnlan. chairman o.- Ma -ad :hapef.1057 Brock Road PIC KERIN G Justsoumotsoi! 686-5589. W—U c�i11d win diftfia&Aba mm- pn�e VM U1 ow $1 ,000 INCLUDES A SPORTSPAL BIRCH BARK 14 FOOT CANOE -2 WATERPROOF BAGS•1 COLEMAN COOLER•4 PRADCO EXCALIBER LURES•2 BOY -O -BOY LIFE JACKETS•2 SHIMANO FX2000 ROD/REEL COMBOS - BAIT CAST ROD MITCHELL MEDIUM ACTION WAND 6'6" PACE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 19% Durhammbased Fund folds Innushare BY CHRIS BOVIE DURHAM STAFF DURHAM -- A charitable trust established to assist the Innu people of the Davis Inlet has folded, despite the wishes of its founder. After four years of existence, Innushare Charitable Trust's board of directors voted at a Nov. 21 meeting to terminate opera- tions. The core members of the trust were mainly centred in Whitby, with fund-raising assistance received from people and organi- zations throughout Durham. Innushare recently completed its Christmas drive to the Davis Inlet, Labrador. Mary Wood, who founded the trust, called the decision to fold "terribly hurtful. "It takes so much hard work to build something like this up, yet it seems to he so easy to tear down. "Nobody at (the Nov. 21) meeting wanted to listen to the suggestion that the board of directors could resign en masse. Instead they voted to throw the baby out with the bath water." Mrs. Wood handed over the position of chairman last May. but in hindsight says that was a mistake. She says she was not allowed to read letters at that meeting. which were in support of keeping Innushare alive. one letter was written by an Innu woman appealing for Innushare to con- tinue its efforts. Linda Brown, who succeeded Mrs. Word. wouldn't talk pub- licly about the directors' deci- sion. A press release from the The first 2 customers to sicyn up for a 10 week stained glass course at our nem- location on Tuesdav December 3rd receive 1/3 Off ! 6 board stated the recent Mushuau Innu Relocation Agreement, signed on Nov. 13, and other steps by Innu people toward self- determination prompted the dis- solution of the trust. The agreement with the feJer- al government will allow the Innu people to relocate their vil- lage to Labrador's mainland. "The project scheduled to be evaluated after two years was extended to test the fund-raising opportunities of the Great Innushare Caribou Bunt in Durham and Toronto schools." states the release. Because that new village won't be built for about five years. Mrs. Wood says there's still need for assistance. Mrs. Woof admits she seconded the motion to dissolve Innushare, but says she We're Moving! ■ ,, �` c1H[ 11 T (alF Woo New Location The Courtyard (109 Old Kingston Rd. unit #2) �N`est of Church, off Kingston Rd. 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Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTALEn ER CALL NOW 683-1432 j" 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax [40 did so believing the Innu people no longer needed their help. Innushare was registered as an official charity in 1994, but Mary and 'red Wood had been helping the Innu people since 1993. Sub- sequently the trust became incor- porated and Mrs. Wood says lawyers are trying to find out whether Innushare is a trust or a corporation. Ihspite the fate of Innushare, the couple plan to keep assisting the Innu people. The trust had developed over- head costs after opening an office in Ajax and taking on a part-time employee. The directors' release did not state if those costs played a role in ending Innushare, but pointed out, "All funds remain- ing after bills are paid will be 14 sent to Davis Inlet for play- ground equipment." Mary G. Alton Mackey, presi- dent of Alton Mackey and Asso- ciates, has spent a lot of time with the Innu people and stated in a letter to Mrs. Wood that the need for Innushare is important during the relocation phase. "If there are members of the board of directors who feel they cannot work to further the mis- sion and goals of the organiza- tion, they should resign," Ms. Mackey stated, "and steps should be taken to constitute a board that wishes to continue the excellent work and support of Innushare." The only aspect Mrs. Wood and the board can agree on is praise for all those people who assisted in Innushare projects. Wty And Savings! � Make YOU On Wine December Specials Cote du Rhone or iebf raumt $79 30 Bottles 794E Uffff PWI Rd. (across from LC 0.) 0(905) 83-1-32,&" t Itis wrapping up: Other BEAM Systems from $449 BEAM'S 20th Anniversary Bash is winding down. It's been a slice — but it's time to get ready for Christmas! Our special offer of a FREE' Accessory with selected system purchase and a BONUS 10 Year Extended Warran ' is almost over. offers spplr with the Perftw of models seeded pope/sr MBEAIW on CANADA'd FAM015M1E BULT41 YACtM SYSTEM 1271 Kinston Rd. = 831. MQ Students `put it all together' at Ajax Grade 9 students taking part in 'Integration Day'activities work with mate- rials provided to build a tower. Held at Ajax High School, Integration Day gave students an opportunity to combine their math, science and tech- nology skills and apply them in pre -determined exercises. This engineer- ing design event, called 'The Leaning Tower', saw students try to build a structure using only one box of straws, 15 metres of string, one tennis ball and scissors. Students (from left) Laura Burrows, Mark Stephens and Maged Yackoub teamed up for their attempt. photo by Andrew Iwanowski 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. Clean 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 Works to accept waste transferred as part of the Brock North Landfill Site Renewal Project. *Household bazardous waste will be accepted on Wednesdays, Aa-00a.mL to 6.00p.mc and Saturdays, 7.-00a.mtt to 12.30p.rn uxttl furtber notice. ,JM1C IIA�� �o kar_(q;qqCo tTANto 'Ib locate a new site nearest to you, call: In Durham: (905) 668-7721 In Metro: (416) 392-8285/TDD (416) 397-0831 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1996 -PAGE 13 school's Ince ration Davg AJAX -- Take a box of straws, some string and scientific and math principles and -nix with a groin of Grade 9 students at Ajax High School. The result? Some interesting ideas on how to build towers. About I(Y) students leamed Thursday morning how math, science and technology Slow V IN RN RANCH can work together during Integration Day ■■ i� at the school. Stella Ternhe, co-ordinator of Manufacturers of Quality Handcrafted Western Boots cal and Ontario Hydro. -The construction phase was followed by proh- lem-solving. the session, explains the school holds tour 64 Dvrea 57 e such events each semester to show students _ 7yj,u�� ffed how the separate subjects they take can come together in practical application. Sm -'e Z66 %a X100 0".- .e:"We "Weput it all together. It's not something ' Western Boots they get in their regular curriculum. -There ' Leather Belts are overlaps from one program to another. " Accessories They overlap in so rnany ways and we want 487 Westney Road South to show those overlaps." at Clements, Ajax OPEN The students were given the straws and 428-1787 suAi. string and told to construct a high, wide Mon. thru Sat. 9-8 Fri, 9-8 12-6 tower, using principles they've learned in .-+: r" glass. 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Jasper Cherry Ent. Centre Regular: 53780. Sale: $1495. Hickory Chair Round Table Painted Lcgs Regular: S 1499. Sale: $695. 1 Carden Transitions Curio Regular: 54295. Sale. $1495. Partial listing only, many more items in the store! =��ORNijG AU cry,,,:HERITAGE HOUSE limited 216 Mary St. E., Whitby (905) 668-3483 Toronto (905) 686-0061 Special Sale Hours: Monday - Closed Tuesday & Wednesday - 10 am- 6 pm Thursday & Friday - 12 noon - 8 pm Saturday -- 10 am - 5 pm Sunday - 12 noon - 5 pm 'PAGE 14 -THE NE'VI'S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,' 19% .Know what to do ifyou're in a fender bender Few drivers know what to do after an accident BY TONY DOYLE DCR1J.4.N STAFF DURHAM -- Look up frustration in a dictionary and chances are good you'll find sitting in traffic jams among the definitions. Whether you're heading downtown for a Jays or Leafs game, commuting to work, or SOmedmes just head- ! inz north they'll come ': to your and see us cottage, two or three being re- routed or or four days : slowed to later which a turtle's pace can causes us a make the I lot of I I anguish. If a I crwser I I attends, we 1 can get all of the information atom time —OPP Stay`' Sgt. [2Pete Scartd--, most patient among us blow a gasket. Up ahead is usually an accident and at least two drivers who aren't sure of their impending responsi- bilities. A recent poll by DirectProtect, from the Co-operators Group insurance company, revealed that while half of Ontario's drivers have been involved in an automobile accident, more than 90 per cent don't know what to do. In addition, 93 per cent believe they do have the answers yet can't back the claim up with facts or fig- ures. In Durham, OPP officers deal with 1,600 reportable accidents on the highways the force patrols each year, while Durham Regional Police officers figure there are in excess of 9,000 acci- dents annually. "To a degree, the majori- ty (of people) we come into contact with have never had an accident before," says Staff Sergeant Pete Scand- Ian of the OPP. "So it's a first-time expe- GArNpvC C X L!tm 111111111 rience and there's some confusion. They don't know to contact police or their insurance com- pany. Some people don't know what the reporting require- ments arc." Some of those requirements include always stop- ping no matter how big or little the acci- dent. checking for injuries. gathering information and calling police or 911 depending on the situation. In any accident that involves crimi- nal activity. such as suspected impaired driving or use of narcotics. police should be called. They should also be notified if a driver isn't insured. if he or she is driving without a licence and if there is more than $700 in dam- A age. r The use of 911 auto should be restricted deta to accidents in each which someone has ace been hurt: if an probl ambulance or fire truck arc needed: and if a vehicle is transporting dan- ecrous goods. But above all, in the case of any reportable accidents. personal injuries or damage to another person's property, police have to be notified in all instances. And the soon- er the incidents are report- ed, the better. "Reporting accidents as soon as possible is a key." says Staff Sgt. Scandlan. "Sometimes they'll come and see us two or three or four days later which causes us a lot of anguish. If a cruiser attends, we can get all of the information at one time. "Then we don't have to follow up, track down the other person, go to the accident location, and try to locate wit- nesses. There's a lot of following up to do to complete a report." Sergeant Rick Bates of the Durham Regional Police traffic manage- ment unit believes the majority of local drivers do a good job of fonow- ing the rules, although he admits there are some V%1 study revealed up to 90 per cent of motorists involved in mobile accidents simply don't know what to do. Durham chment OPP officers deal with 1,600 reportable accidents year while Durham Regional Police log more than 9,000 idents annually. A little homework can help motorists avoid ems associated with minor fender benders. exceptions. "Once an accident hap- pens, generally people know to call police." says Sgt. Bates. "The people not calling are the ones trying to get away from one. I'hese are people who are drunk drivers or who have no insurance and they have no intention of telling police." In these incidents, Sgt. Bates say, witnesses should Iry to Let a licence plate DENNIS W. ANDERSON Sales Repndarodw O Fast 10 kms. callhack. ,tt number and the make of the car. A don't encourage any- one to chase after another car. If you can follow safely and call us from a cell phone, that's great." Failure to report an acci- dent can result in a S90 charge and a court date. For people caught driving with- out insurance, the new insurance measures mean the fine is about to jump from a 5500 minimum to one that starts at S5.GOO. I SAT., NOV. 30,12-3 P.M. 1206 GLOUCHESTER SO. PrAERING Wain ram laundry '3 washrooms (master en suite) 'Fmished rec room *Sunken dinng room 'Fireplace in living room 'Fenced yard, large front deck Dir. Finch west of Liverpool our Bowler. See you Saturday, 12-3 RMM Dennis W. Anderson (905) 6194)663 OVRHAM -- If you've ever beta it>t a tar accident, statistics show you probably faced some confusion as to what you were supposed to do. DlrectProtect, foam» the Co�ratom Groep insurance company, offers a 10 -step guide for anyone finding themselves sitting on the side .. or middle -- of the road and feeling a little in the dark. Step one: Stop Even for the snnallesf of humps. Step two Butt out. Avoid smoking, lighting matches or using flares anywhere near the . eh ides in case there is a fuel teak. Step three: Is an ambulance needed? If any- one is hurt and needs assistance, stop at least two cars headed in opposite directions and ask both to call for help. Step four: Move the vehicles. This will wit hamper a police investigation. Step five: Can't move? If the cars can't be driven, set up warning signs for other motorists. Step six: Call police. If you suspect criminal activity; someone is uninsured or has a sus- pended licence; or there is more than $700 in damage, notify the OPP or Durham Regional Police depending on where the accident occurred. Only call 911 if someone has been hurt; a vehicle is carrying dangerous goods; or if fire or ambulance assistance is required. Step seven: Gather information. Get the . make and licence plate number of all cars; the name, address and phone number of other dri- vers and owners; the insurance company and policy number; and the name, division and phone number of the attending officer. Step eight: Any injuries? Make a written note of all injuries, or if there are none. Step nine: Is a tow truck required? If you need to have your vehicle towed, agree to a fair charge with the tow truck driver. Step 10: Call your insurance company. You have to notify them of all accidents, so make sure you have all the information gathered from the scene plus your own licence, owner- ship and insurance policy. 0 09 ADMIRAL RD. GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD BACKING ON TO GREENBELT This all brick bungalow features a private yard, spacious bedroom hardwood floors, 2 baths, large finished rec room with woodstove, walkout to deck, single garage and side max, . door entry. Appliances included $151,900. Ezecu�tire Rsaltp Inc. 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Bubble lockels c•mya►• ri ioo.00� PICKERIN G M Ml MMB E 1155 (a) Ow ,:A V FAX4H V BY CHRIS BOVEE nuRHAM STAFF DURHAM — A group of non-custodial parents are bringing their stories out into the fight. Oshawa resident Steve Hyde has formed a group of non-custodial parents who are trying to get a fair shake in the eyes of the law. He's joined together a group of fellow GM workers to start an education and support ..`Some group. "There's a Zoing lot of GM peo- nlghtm ple," he says. "I was told there Still. S are over 3,000 people work- having ing at GM who difficu go through Family sup- maldng port Plan." day t0 Non-custo- dial parents are Women not unaccus- tomed to being there at.e in the spot light Same but it's usually those who fail predie to make child support pay- ments who receive atten- tion. Generaliz- ing is a dangerous practice, he says. Fully examining each case is necessary to make sure children have access to both parents. Mr. Hyde stresses the group is non -gender orient- ed, although men form the majority of membership - "Our goal is to bring issues to light." His members accuse the system of not always pro- t �g the best interests of n. Child support is based on the gross income of the non- custodial parent, but Mr. Hyde says the income of the custodial parent should be a Contributing hoor. "We want to level the THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1996 -PAGE 17 Non-custodial parents in Durham join to fight for rights Playing field," he says. "We want both income and finan- cial statements considered." Mt. Hyde recently met with the CAW Local 222 executive in order to arrange meetings at the union hall. Mr. Hyde says the first meet- ing will probably be in Janu- ary "Right now the group is small, but it's growing fast." Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouel- lette also guys are arranged a t�ll'OU h meeting with g ' Mr. Hyde and ares parliamentary assistant to Ome are Solicitor Gen- a era] Bob _. Runcimart. t time <Oshawa's MPP says he it from needs to first day, establish if this is a local prob- Out <> lem and, if not, in the :> meet with other area M PPs to discuss solu- tions. 1ITlent...' "I see it as -- JDe two separate issues." says ,'T Mr. Ouellette. "There are those who are not supporting their children and there are those (custodial) parents not following through on their obligations." Mr. Hyde says a number Of factors could be imple- mented to even the playing field- • instead of lawyers, set up teams of mediators or arbitrators: • make the laws concern- ing separation and divorce stricter, • each case should be totally explored, so both par- ents share in the financial, emotional, spiritual and edu- cational upbringing; • joint custody should be automatic, except in extreme cases where children's safety OPEN MALL RS DENTAL OFFICE (UPM LEVEW F" CS • FAMILY DENTISTRY MUSH* SPECIALISTS CARE ii�miu*DENTURE THERAPY �l L • ORTHODONTISTS w..�..�„ . wt. • COSMETIC DENTISTRY • FRIENDLY SERVICE • MODERN FACILITIES • ALL DENTAL INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED r EMERGENCIES AND NEW —. PATIENTS WELCOME J— and well being are at stake; • accountability has to be shared by everyone — par- ents, lawyers, arbitrators, mediators, judges, and soci- ety; • when support payments are being made, the payee should have complete docu- mentation and financial dis- closure of where the money is going; Another local member Joe Clarke says all too often children are used as pawns in bitter battles between par- ents. Visiting privileges often are denied in order to get back at the non-custodial parent. Both custodial and non- custodial parents tend to agree that the children are the losers in these scenarios. Money that could go to the children is wasted in the courts. "Some guys are going through nightmares still," says Mr. Clarke. "Some are having a difficult time mak- ing it from day to day. Women out there are in the same predicament." One of the group's mem- bers has a long list of days where his visitation rights were violated. Back in 1994, an Ontario court judge found the mother in contempt of court for violating several court orders and fined her only S1. The mandate of the local movement is similar to DADS Canada, which pro- vides paralegal service and support to non-custodial par- ON SATURDAY RING TO ff CA\'TEL s t () r c - 118W AT ►ICKENING TOWN! CENTIME y s:•-11sa- LOCATED ON THE IN I El LEVEL Nf THE SEARS W NI STORE HOURS: NON-Flp IMOQAW&GOPN SAT 9o3QAII-tt.BOPM SLIN I1.4 0 0400PM ents. Stacey Robb, co-direc- tor for the group, says the group's title is an acronym for Divorce and Defense Strategies and they too are a non -gender oriented group. Based in Toronto the group is handling about 50 active cases, according to Mr. Robb. Each case is reviewed and decided on its own merits, he says. Anyone looking for more information on local efforts can call Mr. Hyde at 571- 3851. 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Poole and Associates, and Doug Wilkinson of Deloitte and Touche. They'll serve a two-year term beginning Jan. 1, 1997. The six were elected at a board of trade luncheon Nov. 26. Other members of the business group's board of directors are presi- dent John Wiersma, past -president and chairman of the board Denise Wiese, and directors Kate Snyder, Roger Alexander, Jim McKinnon and Joan Wideman. Tile board of directors will appoint two members to serve a one-year term starting Jan. 1. The Ajax -Pickering Board of Tridc represents about 400 businesses. Support group offers boost to men having rough time PWKERING -- A support group for little morale boost are invited for men going through tough times meets breakfast at 8:30 a.m. at Mr. Souvlaki every Tuesday to provide encourage- in the Bay Ridges Plaza on Bavly ment to members. 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(W. of Liverpool) (905) 831-3121 V CRIMINAL COURTS THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 -PAGE 23 Durham pair charged wi th- hate crimes app ear In court BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF DURHAM -- Two Courtice men charged with spearheading a two-year hate campaign in which racist literature blanketed residen- tial lawns, schoolyards and parking lots in Oshawa Whitby and Clarington made their first appearance in court yesterday. Cuy Carlton Mayne, 30, of Bloor Street East, and Ted Francis Beavis, 21, of Brunts- field Street, face numerous charges of conspiracy to wilfully promote hatred and of wilfully promoting hatred. Both men, released following their arrests last month, are to return to Oshawa provincial court Jan. 2. As the long-haired Mr. Mayne was tailed by a news cameraman while walking from the court to his car, he stopped and warned the reporter his job "could be dangerous". His short, stocky co -accused, Mr. Beavis, sporting a military -style crew cut, used his hand to hide his face while leaving the court with another man. Durham Regional Police arrested the pair following a two-year joint investigation involving Metro and provincial police forces, launched in spring. 1994, after flyers and stickers with messages of hate were randomly distributed throughout Oshawa, Whit- hy and Clarington, police said. Police seized dozens of boxes con- taining racist leaflets and literature, as well as Nazi and white supremacist paraphernalia, in house raids earlier this year. 77 The United States -produced litera- ture — Containing messages predomi- nantly aimed at Jews, blacks and south f Dine with Santa, Hit the Grinch at Ajax school AJAX – Area youngsters can have their picture taken with Santa and Hit the Grinch with a pie at Roland Mich- ener Public School Thursday, Dec. 12. A Night with Santa will be held from 6 to 8.30 p.m. in the gym of the Ritchie Avenue School. Also fea- tured are a hot dog dinner, a p bake sale, craft tables and raffles. There'll be pop - COM and Candies. Admission's free. Proceeds go to theFCorr more ormation call 427- 4997 after 5:30 p.m. Support for single Parents Wednesday AJAX-PICKERING — The One Parent Families Association of Ajax/Pickering meets Wednesday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. on the ground floor Of the Up On Deck Sports Bar, 527 Westney Rd. S., Ajax. All those in a single -parent situa- tion are welcome to attend. The organization hosts dances, sports and lots of activities for kids. Call 683-6609 or 665-1170 for informa- tion. Asians — continued to be distributed throughout Durham in 1995 and this year, Police said. Interracial couples and people of a spe- cific race or religion were targeted in sever- al instances, police said. At least one of the accused was spotted talking with a large gathering of students at a high school in Durham in the spring of this Year, police said. Following the arrests, Detective John Mclean, of Durham's street crime unit, said both men charged are believed to have ties to racist organizations operating in Ontario. The campaign, he said, was in part a "recruitment drive." Det. McLean said yes- terday the investigation into the distribution of hate literI WIL - ature is ongoing and further J� CER IC TILE 42 A IL L: 6" X 6" r`f Wall Tiles.. .from 250 ea 13" x 13" -> .;. Floor Tiles ..... from1.39 sq ft .. _ 18" x 18" _ floor tiles....... from 1 .99 sq ft LARGE SELECTION! t we carry everything you need to do it yourself and save. 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DVERTI`F14 FRIUAV, NON ENIBEK 29,19% Thesecompetitors are read and able ❑ Durham Hotw•heels finish third at Disabled Children's Games DURHAM -- Drsahled youths 1-0111 Burlington were the hiL win- nrr� at the 1201 annual Durham Ili _renal police Disahled C'hrldrrn's (;.rrncs at the Pickering Recreation ("'HIplc\ last Saturday. Eight trams, consisting of- voun, Stace, C:;-�pe a m-emt)er of the Durnam Sjper Cru s- ers team, takes her best shot in the bean bag toss dur- ing competitions at the Pickering Recreation complex. Several teams took part in the 12th annual Durham Regional Pclice Disabled Games event, photo by Cela Bronkhorst Recover ;3 S 9 `'�"r Included \\7%,10 � Call the store S PIECE DINETTE (36"x6o" Solid Table) ��� White, Natural 1 S Fully Assembled Chairs weet Ilse D IN s4pow 5744 ". .51V4 Sat. Nov. 30 10:00 till 4:00 ZUc ;D" tlk ?4W, ? W &W W/o Free Alterations disabled alhlrtes Drum Durham IZr,iun and lrum as lar awa\ as Stoney Creek. Burlimoon and Kitch- ener-Watcrloo competed rn a yaricty of, evrnts. Some of the day's competitions includ- ed wheelchair slalom, ambulator} and wheelchair races, moonhall push, and wheelchair soccer. at the annual meet. 'I he Burhnotun Badgers wrrr the top team oycrall at the Carnes, while another Burlinglon squad -- the Bomhcrs -- ended up in second spot. *Lakin,-, third position were the Oshawa-hased Durham Hotwheels. Top male athlete was Barry I)uiron of Oshawa while Kitchcner's Staccti Burnett was named hest female. 'Ilrc Disahlcd ('hildren's Games were run by approxinrttrly 50 volun- tcers from the Durham Regional Police and their families. IJUNN.7V5 A SIZE FOR EVERY MAN v ISA Tailors - Oshawa Centre ® OPEN: W4fi10�l�T Mot Sunday: 12:00-5:00 m 1 Across from 1 1�1 Reitman's _ 8 Mon. to Fr.. 10:00-9:00 VJe care su,ts stz�s f, -)r-: �.: r-, -. Backbeat H AJAX-, 1CKF?RING -- "F is trio{ season to he fully. So, why not visit one of the area nightclubs fi>r a jolly good time? In fact, many local establishments offer facilities that are perfect fur Christmas parties. To be listed in ,Ills Icature call Andrea at 683-5110, Alurnni Sports Bar: 325 Wcstncy Rd. S. \fax. 6194O938. Monday: two-for-one appc. niers. NFL. Tuesday: jackpot karaoke. \vcdncsday: Loonie Night. Thursday: 10 -cent �k ings. Friday: DJ and dancing. Saturday: [lackey, win prizes. Nov. 30: Northern Storm. '\a cover. Book your private Christmas party. Brewsters: 1050 Brock Rd. (on Plum- 7,1cr). Darts and pool tables. Homemade cook - ng. Fridays: karaoke. Nov. 30: live hand rossfire. 19 and over. Dec. 14: Sailish the I ly pnotist. Chameleon Cafe: 110 Dowty Rd., Ajax, R3-3557. Live poetry readings, ,spoken word, :?(ml tables, piano, bongos and guitar readv for ,our use. Saturday: trip hop electronic. Celebrity's: 1527 Bayly St.. Ajax. 420- X)6;. Monday: dtut league. Tuesday: wing iight and karaoke featuring "Ilse Entertainers. .1'cdnesday: karaoke. Thursday -Saturday: live _ntertainnlcnt. Courtyard Pub: 109 Old Kingston Rd.. ;ala\. 683--9353. The Earthquake: 520 Wcsincv Rd. S.. Alay. -116-376-9525. Friday: All ages. Satur- day: dress code, licensed lounge. Pyres and ger to dancers. The Fox Goes Free Pub: 339 Kingston Rd., Pickcring, 509-046.4. Comlortahle, cozy British country puh, no TV. quiet music, ,real It - company, tircplacc. Harp & "I histle Pub: ,�= Monarch 4 N-0943 D,:rts and pool.' \\.dnesdav: 5-ccilt %%ings. I)c,:. 3: trivia ni,_ht Dec. 14: ,purls day 55 ,tarts at 2 p.m. Kelsey's: 100 Wcstncy Rd. S.. :\jax. -327-4000. -I ucsdav: Danc- In,, to DJ. pritcs. Sunday - Wednesday. I0 %"ngs $3.99. 1.%cry day: \ppeteasers >2.99 all day. Kerry Inn: 967 \\estney Rd. S., Ajax, -128-8790. Live entertainment Friday and Saturday. Call for line-up. it'ludhen's: 1211 Kingston Rd.. Pickering, 839-5570. Sunday & Monday: fuothall. •rucs- day: 19 -cent wings. Wednesday: Canadian '80s music. Friday: ladies' Rucks '60h, '70s, night. Free pool Monday to Friday 1 I a.m. to 6 p.m. Papps: 1709 Kingston Rd. W., Pickering. 427-3403. Private parties, Christmas parties, small weddings, sporLs functions. Power of Q Billiards: 1225 Bayly St. W., Pickering, 839-2225. Monday: Canadian Tire money at par. Tuesday: ladies' night (women play free). Wednesday: VIPnight. Sunday: juin house league pool. Daily lunch specials I to 3 p.m. Free pool with Q points. Rack 'Em Up: 20--250 Bavly St., Ajax. 619-9881. Mondav: Canadian Tire ,Mmicy Night. Tuesday: 20 -cent wings. Wednesday: free wings. 'Iliurs- da\,: Couples' Night. women free. Friday and Saturday: Live entertainment. Sunday: half- price pool. The Ranch. k9 Commercial A%c.. Ajax, 619-2138. Tucsday: 15 -cent wings. Wednesday: karaoke, S2.(M jackpot. Lunch and dinner specials. Banquet facilities available. Glasgow Rangers soccer. call for game Bines. All request Thursday with DJ. Nov. 29 and 30: Fun to Eat. The Royal ~cot: 44 Hunt St. Ajax. 683- )O5_. Sunda\,: �"' � • Ku.inc.. 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We can play pool in a comfortable atmosphere and get cold drinks and hot food served at our table ... with smiles all around.1 OQ and the office Christmas pa I under LL Dress code in effect but a tie won't be THE NEWS AIAT11TISF:R FRIDAY, N(ri•F.%1RER 29, 1996 -PAGE 25 in and around Durham night with Fun to Fat. Monday: NFL. Tues- day: laser karaoke. Wednesday: pool touma- ment. DJ Mike. "Thursday: DJ Mike rock alter- native night. Friday: retro '80s or live band. No%. 29: DJ Stephan plays dance. Nov. 30: Sister Kaos. Szeged Hungarian Restaurant: 368 Bayly St. W., Ajax, 427-1666. Fine dining. Dancing nightly to live Gypsy music. Tudor Arms Pub: 1822 Whites Rd., Pick- ering, 839-8387. Wednesday and Sunday: 20- cent wings. Saturday: euchre 2 P.M. Sunday: house league darts I p.m. Tudor Rose: 74) Har- wood .Vc. S.. Ajax, 428- ���.. 1 `;15. Quiet and casual. [�1 Wednesday: euchre. Saturday: karaoke. The Treehouse: 172 Hunt St., Ajax, 619-3299. Tuesday: 20 -cent wings. Wednes- day:karaoke. Winchester Arms: 1400 Bayly St., Unit 3, Pickering, 837-2366. Wednesday: wing night. Thursday: rib night. Sunday: prime rib dinner $9.95. NVest Hill/Scarborough Gatwick & Giles Pub: 6091 Kingston Rd.. Scarborough, 416-281-368(). Best of British fare. Weekend entertainment. Dec. 7: Royal Blo(xJ Comedy Troupe. WIN 1 OF 5 FREE -A. ;_ GINGERBREAD HOUSES•-�-',� ►�� Draw on Dec. 16 r `�`r ;You will be notified b hone, ►�f � Y r � � int .(. shown Compliments of Nora Bath (� 4; Your Real Estate Professional Y I�r '411 `amc $'I Addre,, 1104 ►4 Phon -----------------J ►�� �0/ nfticr Fkti,re ,�tN)nm Fndai. I)ec I nth at 0' 64-1 Kingston Rd./Whites Rd. Pick. or 04 467 «estne% Rd. S_ #7. 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ANI] WW'l 1 PA 7",v f--c-r 3 Brock Road, Scarborough Pic Plckering 6069 Kingston Roaa 1755 Pickering Parkway. 416-282-0185 Unit 12 •1-92 74 8-6333 of X w WE KNOW A�1�CEs 1-B00-231-9274 At the Pickering Home i Leisure Centre or Scarborough Location r Nov. 29, 1996 Ajax school choir in Christmas shows D Vocaleeze joins forces with choral society for a night of song AJAX-PICKERING -- An Ajax high school vocal ensemble %%ill Perform Nith the ScarKwough Choral Socicty in Sounds of Christmas at the h1arkhain -Iheare [)cc. 1.3 and 15. \'mlcalcezc, from Archbishop I) nis O'Connor Catholic Hi, -,h School in Ajax. %ill sing at the con- cert under the direction of' teacher Mel Clarke who performed last year as a soloist with the Scarborough Choral SocletN. VOcalecic has gained quite a reputation. "Ilene group Nrlorms at the Ontario Vocal Fcstiya] annual- ly and during the past two years represented its region at NfusicFest Canada. returning with a gold medal last year. In addition to its regular school performances, \`ocaleeze has performed for such groups as the Pickering Girl Guides of Canada. the Pickering ` o,A'n Centre. Shops on Stecics, Scars, the Manresa Retreat and various community churches. Last winter, several nmcnmhers of the DO'C vocal ensemble toured London. Paris and Brussels, per- fonning in Westminster Ahhcy, Notre 1)anme Cathe- dral, the Paris Opera House and in international schools in all three cities. the Scarborough Choral Society, under the guid- ance of musical director Judy Scott ol- Pickering, is Putting the finishing touches on Sounds of' Christ- mas. nc concert features many musical Christmas favorites. the participation of children, the 40 -voice strong Scarborough choir, a full orchestra and the talents of Vocalcczc. -There Hill he two shows on Saturdati. Ihc. 14 at 3:30 p.m. and H p.m.. with a matinee on Sunday, IX -c. 15 at 2:30 p. nm. I ickcis arc S17 for adults, $15 for seniors and children. 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AT ANDERSON 815 King St. W., OSNAWA WHITBY668m5893 576w1800 Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, ext. 250, Fax 683-7363 Hustlingtote hoop J.P. Patricio of the St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs drives past Dunbarton High School Spartan Jason Benyah in Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics junior boys' basketball play at Dunbarton Tuesday afternoon. The Monarchs won 61-58. However, Dunbarton won both the midget and senior games over St. Mary. photo by Ron Pietroniro THF: NEWS ADVF:RTISF:R F'RMAY, NOVEMBER 29, 19% -PAGE 27 INDOOR GOLFCENT Now Open Full Time Hours... GF Mon - Thurs,10.9, Fri 10-6, Sat &Sun, 9.6 cEnFI0 _X, I,.'D: X1375 HOPKIN VCk,IIIIHRBY S a3o-zss Dunbarton High grad competes at NCAA cross-country championships :1 Pickerin<7 runner helps U.S. college to best show'in_,, at top-level meet PICKI:RIN(i — ,A Dunharton HiLh School ,radu- ,ac on an athletic scholarship to B(,,ton College helped that university's women s cross- ,:ountry team to its hest-c,cr :inish at the National (',Jlegiate Athletic Association Aiarnpionships in Tucson. Viiona MOnday. Angela Graham. of P:,:kcring, helped the Boston (',�lic`ze E:aglcs women's cross- ,untrc team to a 12th -place [ini,h at the NCAA champi- ,)nships at the Uni�er,W. of Peewee Li(htnin( :VA\ NCKI RI\.: -- The Durham �1:,t I.i_htning pec - "cc \ -irl,' rep hocks*- learn lost a close One to Peterhorou,_h in the final of the 'ream Michigan Friendship HockeN tournament in Frascr. Nlichi),an last weekend. Thr Lightning finished the round-robin portion of the tourney in first place, thanks in large part to goalies Sarah Lune and Danielle Taylor, who combined for the hest ,oals- aeamst a%erage i 1.6of the event. In the championship con- test. Durham West was defeat- ed hN Peterborou,,h 3-1. The Art/Ona. Tv,cnty-two of the to women's collcuiitc cross country teams in the U.S. competed. Individually. Graham —a junior at the Chestnut Hill. Mli—achuxctts school i here shc's team captain — placed 74th in the lark -Te field in a clocking of 1,4 minutes �--, ,cconds. Of the six Boston College Warn rncn)- A her,. Graham «;a, Gr second hchmd unl� fre,hrnan stand -out K.I.: Barbour of Rowell. Georgia who placed 54th overall in a time of 18:3`? Graham's teamrnatcs Shai,r.,n Jntith of I -, ,,ort. p Nc,.k Ynrk v a, `'5th. Ccrian - Shepherd of M,irkh;im placed ti9111- :Am% L. rnan of Bcrn;trdsion. \1a„achu,ctts soil, +7th. Ale ,an Gay roan - �l.in,;he,tcr. Aesti ;;;rmp,hirc was 1-t(nh id Jodi Lake „( %crrnorc Fall,. `t,tinc nishcd 141)[h..,irlicr this ,canon, raham wa, recoi. ngela icd as the B,'sh n C„llc ,e athlete (A the aham week t', r ()ct - t, I , after turnm,L in a third- place finish ,)ut of 11,s runner, at the Iifth annual M irra% K:atin�,c Im national :r�>„- cuuniry meet at the E'ni,,crsity of %Laine dominates tourney until final a-aI11e ,,)nte,t was tied 1-1 until late in [tie third period when Piterh,)ruugh ,cored the e%cn- tual ,_arae winner with _.�1 remaining. Peterhoroueh added an insurance marker a minute later V, I.i_htnin_ g scorin detail, vuerc aya ilahlc. Durham \k'cst started the event with a 4-1 win ,)% er Sarnia. \alalic Bahom led the way with [wO _ua1,. followed by Kristin Alexiou and Chelsea FwNlic with ,inglcs. A\ ,> ist went it) Cl Jenna ements with two. Kri,rrna Carroll and Diana Cholako% w ith One apiece. In the second varve, the I-i3Ohtning defeated a tough team 3.1 on Bahun,,. Cholako� and Mch,s;t \tc:kle with : ssi,t, to heather Clacton. Alcon Fair and Stephanie N1,'urao. Turning in strong pert„rrn;ince, were Jessie Ford on left wit._, and Annc-M,tric 11 illiamson on defence. Meikle led the way in the team's third � ictor\ of the tour- nc% — a -1-2 win Ovcr Peterborough. She scored two goals to pace the Lightning. with single marker, to Alcxiou and Emshe �s,i,ts went to 11clt,sa Gaudet with two. Bahom. Clements and M,,urao with one each. Baseball's Wilson unsure about next season By AL RIVETT _SPORTS REPORTER AJAX — Ajax's Nigel Wilson expects to play major league baseball next year, but not necessarily for the Cleveland Indians. "There are a few things I'm working on in the next few weeks. I could possibly go else- where and play, but it's still early. I'm going to wait and see what happens," Wilson told the News Advertiser Friday. As of this moment, Wilson plans to be in Winterhaven, Florida when the Cleveland Indians open spring training in early February. However, he declines to add more details about his plans for next season. After a record-breaking season with the Buffalo Bisons of the American Association, the Indians' 'AAA' minor league affiliate, the 26 -year-old slugger was called up last Aug. 31 to the big club for the September stretch run. He played one game in left field, but he was used mostly as a designated hitter and a pinch - hitter. In a limited role with the Indians, he hit a respectable .250, with two home runs and six runs batted in. His numbers prompted the Indians to keep him on the active roster for post -season play. However, Wilson saw no post -season action as Cleveland was defeated by the Baltimore Orioles in the American League playoffs. But, just being on the Indians' roster was a thrill for the graduate of the Ajax Spartans Minor Baseball Association. "It was amazing. It was like a dream come true. That's why you play so many years to get there. I was fortunate to be there at the right time and I had a lot of fun. It was not so much of a disappointment that we lost. Cleveland had a good team, but it was just one of those things that happen. We didn't have to hang our heads. Baltimore was hot at the N time. You can't take anything away Wi from Baltimore. They have a goof team." Wilson admits Cleveland looks particular- ly good for him next season atter free agent all-star left fielder Albert Belle lett the club to sign a multi -million -dollar contract with the Chicago White Sox during the off-season. The departure of Belle "opened up a lot of room for people like myself. but nothing is ,,uaranteed. I don't know what (the Indians) might do. But, when you get that type of opportunity, you have to make the best of it:' From day one with the Indians, Wilson says, he was made to feel at home and he fit right in with the likes of Belle and all-star outfielder Kennv Lofton, who helped him in spring training and was also a friend when he was called up in September. "They made me tit right in. It was as if I had been there for the whole sea- son. This time I can honestly say those guys made me feel confident. I i had the opportunity just to be Ni mvself.” hson Before moving up to the big show, Wilson was haying a career year in Buffalo with the Bisons. The 6'1, 193 -pound outfielder was an all-star with the American Association team and was among the leaders on the club in every offensive category. He hit .301), with 30 home runs and 95 RBIs. He led the Bisons in RBIs and total bases, while tying the team record for home runs. He credits his phenomenal season with the Bison, and his eventual rise to the major leagues with staying healthy throughout the campaign — something he wasn't able [o do while playing in the Florida and Cincinnati minor league systems. He also credits Bisons' manager Brian Graham with helping him hone his skills and letting him play. Wilson enjoyed his stint with the Bisons, partly because his family often made the trek to Buffalo's Pilot Field. "It was close to home and they had a beau- tiful stadium there. The fans there are really great, so it was a good experience:' Wilson will spend his entire off-season in Ajax as he's ruled out playing winter baseball in Venezuela or Puerto Rico. He'll he working out here during the winter in preparation fczr spring training somewhere in the major leagues. "This his is my home. Ajax is a beautiful place. I know everyone here and they know rite. I don't think I could live am w here else. The people here are nice and they're realIN supportive." PAGE 2&THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,19% P ickerinPanthers win tie and lose in atom `AA' hockey PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Rebound Sports minor atom `AN reps played .500 hockey in the York- Simcoe league with a win, a tie and a loss this past week. Pickering was crushed 9-1 by the Barrie Flyers. The lone goal scorer was Winston Tang, assisted by Blake Araujo and Michael Minnings. The Panthers played to a hard-fought 5-5 tie against the Clarington Toros. Scoring for Pickering were Minnings, Chuck Britskey, Stuart Ormond, Rob Selig and Peter Nicholson. Assists went to Selig with two, Araujo, Britskey, Rob Kish, Kevin Marshall, Ormond and Chris Wilkinson. Pickering dominated the Peterborough Nationals, win- ning 6-1. Kish scored twice. Pickering Power under -17 PICKERING — The Pickering under -17 boys rep team finished in first place in its division of the Central Soccer League. With a tie-breaker game required to clinch the division. Pickering Power downed Islington 4-1. The team's winning season included second - place finishes in both the St. Thomas and Rochester Buccaneer tournaments. with Britskey, Andrew Dissanayake, Brad Hughes and Tyler Leon all recording sin- gles. Picking up assists were Nicholson with three, Hughes with two, Marshall, Ormond, Tang and Wilkinson with one apiece. The Panthers sport a record of five wins, two losses and a tie over their last eight league games. boys soccer loop champs Spence, Ryan Thorne and Marlon Weir. Pickering Power was coached by Andre Juman and assistant coach Joey Sooknanan and support- ed by sponsors Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre, PR Engineering, Terrace Optical and SJS Electric. Ptckenng Power s Erik Cuzzohno was named league MVP. The silver medal YOURwent to Scott Baker and the bronze to Marlon Weir. Team members are Scott Baker. Eric Bugeia. Erik Cuzzolino• Nick Ferg, Danis Fernandez. David Green, Kern Juman, Ricardo McKenzie, David Mills. Justin Sinanansingh. Omari Small. Kevin Sooknanan• Mikel SCOREBOARD MICEPIM WCCER CLUE Aeeuts to th -,reek e,drg Nov 24 Boyer P;ykw 2 (T were Ka Barr orsa„c. MvP Sam P.rsaud' m AASS VoNe J •MVPs Angelo Avwnasaou. P'CCA 3 �Lorenzc Hea 2. Tyer Nasocti. MVPs ArrMrry Maras. Jo., LAwocz; vs, Lone Star t Nay, Patti, AA,? Meephar Star, . Sportng ,nrges a ,Varc Cam 2.jw Jarrett 2 .MVPs Lara Pnawc. „ry— -.Anda? vs- Pdwrnq Sb spats 3-Dw+oer Papov,c 2. Altura WCovtney. MVPs Rye, Bfwmxrro. Ma@mw Parr UNDER44M DIVISION Pdrwvn 2 (Deva, Sernardnc 2. MVP Maantra Carrs, vs Boyw POnbW + Cotr Ca•oCyt MVP Car CaSa&j ValYlee 6 (Mavrdc PurrheN 3.Cteeto0w Khan 2. MVPs Shane '46ftM Shin Vaoara) — AJdA2E-ZING 3,76m &,,w 2. Marlee skrm MVPs Ryer, W wal Sam Pk=a): Spafry Irtry.a 2 Bra r Davy. „hns Poole, MVP Angelo Ang.taporaW vs. Lana Star t fB— srOawar?%. MVP Tyler C-9.1 t1N381-t, MM(ED Dr4MWN QYy Tt+ ww 3 AAad Firyg, 2 MVP, Ann" La."" DOM Mea) rs, Factory Haan,. t Mr.rgh cartrm. 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Sfa•wn Maly tykes Prey on foes at Sharkfest tourney AJAX-PICK11MG — The Durham West lightning tyke select hockey team conquered the competition en route to its fount consecutive Barrie Sharkfest Girls Hockey Tournament championship recently. The Lighming tykes won four games to advance to the final against the Mississauga Chiefs. Durham West defeated Missiissauga 41. Team members are Siobhan Cassidy, Brooke Sawyer, Jamie Gooding, Cassandra Britton, Tracy Kish, Samantha Pegler, Laura Waters, Kirsten Roach, Sc hancy Mar>esaw, Katie Caggiula, Meghan Edwards, Ellen Seedbolim Jamie Tostik and Jenmfer wakeltield. ................ SPORTS MEDICINE and REHABILITATION CLINICS are pleased to announce health seminars �- presented by our physical rehabilitation Professionals, including MD•, podiatrists b therapists. HEALTH INFORMATION TALKS Stress Management d Counselling Dr. Andrew Shaul, Ph.D. Thursday, December 5, 1996 7:00 p.m. Complimentary Retresnments Space limited Please call to reserve. hle* Tg •Wtnas n Cr 9C's � Spa! nFry Qealn)dt 6 xelerltiorl Acupundurelchiropixtic • Your rights after a motor vehicle accident SPORTS MEDICINE and REHABILITATION CLINICS Bayly Medical Centre 1420 Bayly St., Unit 420-6285 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. P Pickering bantams rally for victcory PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers bantam 'AA' rep hockey team combined solid teamwork and commitment to defeat Oshawa 5-2 at the Pickering Recreation Complex last Sunday. The Panthers fell behind early in the first period, but tied the game shortly after on a goal by Kevin Oakley. Pickering fell behind again in the opening frame, but again ral- lied to knot the score on a marker by Matthew O'Leary, assisted by Jesse Meldrum. Pickering took control of the con- test in the second and third periods on goals by O'Leary, with his second of the game, Chris Lawrence and Gareth Cawley. Drawing assists were Meldrum, Steve Puddister and Oakley. Paul Peios turned in a solid per- formance in goal, while Jimmy Pascaris worked hard throughout the game. Pickering dropped a 2-0 decision to Newmarket last Saturday. The bantams are preparing for a tour of Germany, Switzerland and Austria, beginning on Boxing Day. ---------------------- Cut your own CHRISTMAS TREES un For The Entire Family. 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GARAGE SALES only $35♦csrVISA on� MO.= .11 THE NEWS AiWERTISER FRIUAI, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 -PAGE 29 • � INl - Http bec Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Ann(,:-jrce yr. �, r,aCy s 3r_j, and receive a $ 5 wore are 49+�$T entitling yp� to S25 worth Y.7 of quality baby products � General Help General Help General Hel P MAruPE �- •!.. ' General Help ENER''E' C •-' IST - "::rl 'r' JJJ2LOffice Help@EID HospttaL MedicaoDental Firewood ' Office Help b'rator Pr :teSSIorai rill Ire !OIIOW mrd ,re_ I ARP _er., eC .'%Ce 555 EsraD ell -%53 ;,,ntlals FREELANCE REPORTERS required Oshawa Whitby Clarington This Week requires Freelance Reporters able to produce news and feature stories as required by Its editors. 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Apply in person: Sam-4pm Mon -Fri. 700 Finley Ave. Unit #11. Ajax. FROM HOME IMMEDIATELY solute!, No .perience Regwred D Selling :^volved ' r. and 'reef ::r papw •ecoid ki nt�x^.min I FULL TIME. _ rn n nave good communication Ski4S !low er shop experence an as set. but ^Pt necessary ;.rad resume t0 Ws A -;:oIK C O Reeds Fio•is! 206 rtarv00C Ave S Ala. LIS 2H6 N„ Prone calls please GENERAL MANAGER/ PARTNER. ,ma. ,,,.--` ..., in Ajax wtr $1 uuu uw in sales i00K "g !Gr nelp as have retirec !.. Florida Some investment required Fax resume to ran-, ga9.1-+n WISH SGHUUL. COL- LEGE, UNIVERSITY STUDENTS. The Tororic Star needs students aged 16 years E older is intro. duce our 50'o discount on our regular home delivery price Door -to -Door in Dur- ham You will be required to work a minimum of 3 nights/week from approx- imately 6 OOpm-9 30pm We provide transportation to 8 from your home. All our students are supervised on site. Before calling talk to your parents Leave your name, address, phone a DAILY SHIFT GUARANTEE + BONUSES PAID Vil LY. Ask for Mr. McGill 686- 99R9 MOaWwonnrs urgently Needed up to S8200/wk. " Easy work " "Free Sup- plies". For free details a SASE to Skylite Enterpns- es 150 Clark Blvd. Suite 247. Brampton Ont L6T 4Y8. r " 'e7V reC _ IP )i C ng ^ PererD;• 113h This D s or :4u 'es a cOJPie w 51101"; 3" ^ n ar 1"e s gc;C "7J5e ap r3 .,act ces. � W ie TairtPrar ,r inn •epair5 MUST oe m .:- aled air; Possess gsr,i rn asset Salary a ate^ Pier" Pa!-aq. , a' Janet ,t 9C5 OPEN :asses to Y Sldrr r, _Dscale -•assa^r se,v.ce L ata 0� 43F year "Doacr p•: As. Ted F•ee MOVIE PEOPLE r,)•-^. i .'ley 31--; ager•gy tee+, e :-as ;r •.m and T', a ;152:9'rr wWK juarar!eeC We Pace Pr•: ;ie ,r movie se's eve,y lay Call Jorathar 4'5 15' 2226 rc -I! sales of dx, I').. ,ales a, home deiivr•y ubsonptians .n D�• J- OOpmo �Gpm m.nimu^i t 4 ,^'•s. wee• r'h Biu• :ua•ar•..r x. !.ar.s. _o„aton requi,ed 'ELF -TARrERS ONLY' Call "oror!c Star. Pa„, M -G ±OS -586-2232 Yo• Tee -,ark,••' , xHcw :•a(,. r+l%E jHOP P -„ •rQu"es Da venpo•' setup operators Acme Gridley set up op erators Browre and Sharp set-up ope'a10's Good wages Denefls Fax surae 1c 305 y39 . 7, 7 TAXI DRIVERS S Ma dlareiy"' Drivers no e.De, ecce necoesary Full time g Dart tine Call .905,683 7?Or , r,, Kw r .-1 seeks a sell motivated indi- vidual with exce.lent people skills and an interest in achieving entrepreneurial independence Complete traimng/beneh tsr financing programs available Mini. mum 2 years full time work- ing experience required Also. with (a University de- gree) requested Fax re- sume to Pearson Lanes. 129 Byron St N. Whitby, On LIN 411,18 (905) 668- 2141 Fax W04111111IV 6C TVUH UnIN BOSS? Studio S K.O. We're looking for modern, up-to-date hairstylists for char rentals. Please apply in person 108 Dundas St. W . Whitby or call 430- 9397. a ^g G.5 r5n5 �w^ rrvn... requ ed Casn pa,C wre. ^55.9034 r`.,,- .• fr. WAREHOUSE _e son c. •o,. T ,ei,aD,e F,le ri ,22 COs^awa`lPitDY T's ti. o Bo. 4:. Oshawa H'L5 WATCH and Jewellery ar s uraL•s aore �, a•e', Fax 19r5 ..02 7045 or : 8or 4`. 129 �,wrrr J UiNtH iia. rss Ple'Isr ac Dry •.-... wiry resume 1, 54 �Haniv ,cC Ave S A ax Office Halp FULL TIME c•.c+•repe r.q,_ " , i tx,si^PSS a^d 8.s ^ess Visions a asset Send •e surae CMH PO Box 53' W^:cy O••ta•c L.N 5V3 n nAJir'1,x AJJ',� c e, ca. P4rcrasmg even tory control, excedn rg O.a- canons exP r Dur cra,-g ;ood _.-Duce, sk "5 and h,gnry -^ ,t atea F,,, esume 111 6053 art Mark ,";rt - -- RECEPTION- j...� .d' i•: Ji ali,J id�iesl �r JW'f`� IST - "::rl 'r' -" i ':•W .--ntrP eal Estate Organlzatior rer)IJIrPs an Arjrr.lr. ••"dy an' ? '^'r^ 4[1 j.:' 1.0 �•F• b'rator Pr :teSSIorai rill Ire !OIIOW mrd ,re_ I ARP _er., eC .'%Ce 555 EsraD ell -%53 ;,,ntlals orre C we cr.^o :�ays 2-- 33E-' Fra uenl w,rdpierfert i b PGu E 35' I ..Gy ir.^.. ,w w . r'nrawa a•�a_`y : l,r 0 3724 °^Werprmt I' S^awa '^ s Wee. PO WILSON S FIREWOOD -amt All Photo Shop.n. s=• Os awa :^'a- ; . . - . - ..-: , - ,p Std^ners _C•'. ..' sG a^, :9i. xper•e nCF• Wltr Colour [)esk PART TIME ��-jai Hr e•eC Ha.Cw_ .^.,e.. iC5 4;: '74'-ia•:rc:: -0 Publishing a nri;s• aor _r^ P, surressf,l al Wilt have excel;ert 'Y ^ W .,k ^;1.7i!s and 1I asS.;rhe a leadersnr ',Ie Ia^.ani Fa, 9� 55a -21' a••- >,.r ... ' Bargain • h =•gent SerCceS Decarlmenl Corner -!ase lax e;; e : 905-831-7070 Daycare - - - --- - Available 20- PANASONIC o..• SalesHelpi Sales Help/ P � :a l'''.4 Agent ' Agent BABYSITTING 3 Hill ,SNP .-• _ ays <..a' 'ors :d• X542 q_t.xr Ce ''1nng :-. ?•4 f f (H\I( \I 11 E iCf PTO �f \ f \1 !\ I s Cu FT '• R :R DAYCARE AVAILABLE ,E ,til r>tan,i.ne,l ,listr•hunr ,. ,t`PC1a:'. ..L.,. _. ..^. .. -•..-, , EAee�ierr •rr rl-ue^, =' :^ rumcntatuin> in.1 :,mails ha,mar an immcdiatc _ani, ':PP •, Cad ning ter a tn•chnl:.il .alt. Pk-n,m with it (cast s^o+ ^ • �PR rer,eC .., *" pan mdustnal ar, A.•; -a AUDIO VIDEO wa- . ..des rx]+cni-nie :\ ,.•Itst.,rh•r `.^ch 905 5093833 � - _,••aur '. re• Tr ..• 1 .t Pn,•. cn ..11c� rc.,ir,! n•lated to our :ndu. DAYCARE - r"1' •'�i-+- aCaDte• ^a•gr• ith the Mani m.hrstrlal aci aunts through- .me $391 :cc P.3' -.3di. cast Lu.,rt:' 1„nor st n• Ftcllcvillr .. a r.Y rawraae excelle^ ef. CAMERA - ti+r,•a d „ Ition .•tfrr1 ,Tim Pttltl\'e cora Ptfh.ltli,n -renC@5 Med^.^wear a- ,1^ 'TL erseT 28 29- :54- 35:�- : 5 Va✓- : •rwar.l %our rv' umr lin :i,MPlcty :,,n- 2 yea )i . a Zoom ' : ' Zoom M ^ , a Fasr A '32x '10.c 1,, ra's ECE exc !o .a^ Is F., re's . :Ag 54. : Mill %I (:a+l.cll a ry JdvParp r P, _y' s!ea. P 3C_ 583 '330 cine rc ^g y Procesti 8c Steam Sprilaltte% r . ,c st,uVr 'eC enr•or CRIB AND 'd^•• ye •aDie 2140 ULLn W 171 Dr Ieducational *--vs nu cc,* S- , - 5<^9: 'ea Illi.ci.cauRa, O\ I.;L 1C- tow Inches slack; 19-4)36• Phone 4293- d2 Fat s-1_1-u']h wESTNEYp-. i rC PECO ^ cag cP �- - 'e• a,a a:,e w S? Cd- t--91-4 Skilled Skilled HNp Agents Help Help WE HAVE I need lir 1;:-^r. .-,. -.^g consult ants Nc r•re'^et exPe- ence necessary F,;, -a- -9 Pi,ovkted P•over sales oacy ;^d Gererous comer sar:or Fax •esume The Canadian Errpioy- -^ert Newiwo,k Resume Qelenal Service 905 433-1162 wrWVN rUHNITURE •ea,.res expererr,;ed sales Persons tuii par.time Sal, dry. commissions benefits and more Join the team at Oshawa s oldest and tas- :est growing furniture store Call Darryl Sherman 9C5- 723-2255 Skilled Help AUTO BODY PREPPER. and detader wanted. ex- perienced only call 579- 4001 u.,cn.,cw rL.VMUtK - Immediate openings. BFP licensed and Gas htter 1 or 2 would be an asset. Fax resume to 905-434-4426 or phone 905-434-1036. LICENSED ELECTRI- CIAN for commercial and industrial construction work Responsible individ- ual able to work alone. make decisions. willing to travel to sights in Ontario. Hand deliver resume to 630 Euclid St Whitby A'nadirg S�Cp'ier = .:�' icy .me S seeKing a REPAIR SERVICE TECHNICIAN FCr the Scartcrcug- 3snaA'd aced. POSITION: Reporting tc the General Manager. the ap- plicant will be responsible for diagnosing problems and repairing welding equipment at customer sites. or In our repair facility QUALIFICATIONS: A Secondary School graduate certificate is a minimum. A certificate In welding tech- nology, electronics. electrical and me- chanical repairs. Applicant should be well organized and able to handle multiple tasks In a busy en- vironment with minimal supervision. 'Should be computer literate and possess excellent interpersonal skills. The comple- tion of related paper work is required in this position with travel to customers site is necessary a fully equipped company service vehicle will be provided. Include with a resume, a current drivers abstract showing proof a a Class +G+ Driv- .ar's License, three years experience or Reply to: FILE #► 9723 OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481 OSHAWA, ONTARIO. LIH 71_5 V s exc 'Cs oav -are dic'oma HC' ,haus 'e -cell ,a,d Dab,es 11 iPc,^r 'ete,erces 'e- -e,o!s •eascrabre 'aces I Firewood ABSOLUTELY IME - - - F :..a-dy ^drC- wocd ar ew P ces Fee :euvery Serving P c,e. ^, AAA .'vh-My arc ::)srdwa _ai -LRHAM F 9EW000 APPLEWOOD aged ,ears .ia own cord. S2';, 3 bush corc. Sac Dei,, e,ed1-90596'-4563 Phone collect unvvnun rintwvuu Bush face cords. kindling quay, ty seasoned firewood Please phone cleave mes. sage 905.655-8797 Hwy '2 to Spencers Road, turn north on Ashburn Road. 200 yards $S(itace cord. mixed. Picked up FIREWOOD - Quality sea- soned 16' spit hardwood starting at 5185 Cord Call eve '05 9448801 7 p m - 11 o rrncxawu hor sale. Cut. Split and delivered 550 a face cord Call Jerry (905)683-9639 FIREWOOD, Excellent quality hardwood, Guar- anteed, extra long fully seasoned, cut and split. Honest measurement Free Jelkvery. Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905.753-2246 DISHWASHER $200 S x: Caseat _, a.�ics $3;, Gass 'cc . r rg•-. - aD,e w . cnars Pass arc : ac, e• SS;,C rVn )Ail DeC 'Mye d�: _nags. 5�•: As- sooeC ,saryd iem5 Des! _-e, 4: ma ee lL s^ep^e-C :rate 'raineo ,aco^a:ed tan Diack ^ .-o,our Lal, ?3'- 5-.6 LEPINE -a--rat we -c IN.'" ^-ar•ess S"^ Stud- ert stucy desk solid wooC 36 long . • 3 wide S-5 Sw,ve, desk chair $45 586- '222 I— acwr S 1.^air. tx- ceiient condioon Asking $275 Can atter 6cm 905 831-27,56 MATCHING Sofa $150: Love seat 5100 Glass top table and end lades S75 Entertainment unit S50 Call Michelle at 434-7521 MENS Sheepskin coat. size 40. Grand new 5200 686-0261 ext 7.34 wcna UH WUMAr45 Urinal new small leather motorcycle jacket Paid S289 Asking $149 Call 905-5796374 SEWING TABLE. Cab, net style with 0oors.3 draw. ers 8 thread holders Hy- draulic press lowers ma- chine. Matching Chair, $399 OBO Call (416; 225- 4393 S PAGE 30 -THE, NEWS ADVERTISER IFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1996 ER--- plus ladles coats. dresses, sports wear ANTIOUES Absolutely. Purchasing lurr,Aure or an. lease carpets on hand. I Articles Articles For Sale For Sale Articles M For Sale Articles For Sale Articles Christmas M Wanted Trees Christmas Christmas Automobiles Treed Trees � 1 For Sale CARPETS - lots of I OV carpe . 100% nylon, new stain re- 386 - ER--- plus ladles coats. dresses, sports wear ANTIOUES Absolutely. Purchasing lurr,Aure or an. lease carpets on hand. I and more on sale all made ything old Scientllic instru- will carpet 3 rooms. $349 in Canada. Oshawa Flea ments. china, silver, adver- Price includes carpet, pre Market, 727 Wilson Rd . using, toys, decoys. dogs. mlum pad. expert nstalla Sun 9-4 p m 416-284 milk bottles, collections or lion, fast delivery free esti- 4249 estates. Call Robert Bowen mates 130 yards) Norman 686-2314 PIANO - apt size, mclud- A^f'ques (905) 655-8049. Stile -v, WeeKT`IEWS k1,1_Y E ing bench, good condition. Brooklyn COMPUTER 486DX33Mh $800 Call 683-1067 WANTED . Fleets,de BMy with 255Msizes PIANOS - GRANDFA- Chevy mid size 80's truck of saes of floppy disc tlrves. cis with 14' SVGA colour THER CLOCKS Back to box, reasonably priced monitor, enhanced key- sc•1oo� specials New and Call Jerry 905985.7290 board, three button mouse used pianos. Not surel' WANTED overhead pro - and power bar 905-E55- Rent to own, apt size. lector reasonably priced 3102 upright grand, digital, key Call 697.3104, ask for Ran - and displays Lai; .ay Sat Nov 30 Ca,, 433 boards Clearance on all dy COMPUTER SPECIAL. c499 Fast Int OX 1995 stock' Telep Piano WANTED CAMERAS I , - r - I --.-.-.. - u uecx rc, mcnay Ho ANTIQUES, USED FURNITURE e 8 Works 4331491 mb Ram, color mon,,o, or ad china and glass. jewel SHEDMAN Quality barn lery, Un•t 3 Picker,^g For mare HOUSE ITEMS, 5699 with modem a CD microscopes. tele - Rom. (905) 655-3661 style shed KI! 8' X 8. SPE scopes. binoculars and re- � aysteInclude 14' ; 4 N, Tuesdays to Saturdays. 10 30 - 5 00 p.m. CIAL ONLY $295 plus tax laced Mems Clocks watch CLARINGTON COM- Many other saes and styles es. furniture, IM IM Mt to = IM Corner of Rarr X Woctnow PH C A— anything old PUTER CLEARANCE available Also garages 432 1678 I , - r - I --.-.-.. - u uecx rc, mcnay Ho m Computer Clearance wa•d,obe $235 Sofa 8 ■ ■ enter 697-3059 164 c^a• $250 Other odd ' ■ aseR,e Rd Bow•^a^vdle chars S3C each 3 dress ■ -'s 555 each Dryer $95 3 ■ ■ 2 Did the Sales Representative offer friendly. ■ ■ courteous service? ■ ■ ■ 3 Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ rltique dressers. 3 antique 1 1 •4060 Mounqoy Rd. E 9W0379 Candy Canes For Kids •1 I a:•s Woo, !ab�e 8 4 chars $325 New S"g,e box sv, g and .mattress ' Arts 8 ' Arts 8 Arts & S•35 Kds tables and 9 Crafts Crafts Me, Crafts c^ars $2- Black SIC truck cap $195 Ma^, other 'ems 69. -3532 STEEL TRAILER - '= great br hau-, wood etc 1995 TAURUS WAGON loaded. 43,000 kms, silver, spotless. $16,500. 905- 434-3975 Private sale. 1996 FORD ESCORT, se- dan or wagon, fully loaded. Air, auto, low kms. Lots of warranty Call Bill at Fraser Ford 5761800. only $14,995 DISCOUNTS FOR AGE w • N,w I/or,r • AI • NO Cirr,r JONES-D(IOLFY . iv„ ev.r nw, wre o..r n rw. V AR"A JOr4 S DOOLE r ARC �. _... Garage/ Garage/ Yard Sales RE Yard Sales M••••••.,•,•x•>•,•c"r. - D'70v tvm 905 ,7991 52 at ATTENTION qt ATLS a ■ - ■ DINING ROOM � . •e 'Ar ey6me 1705�799 1352 at 1\1 Arts 8 qx. •-'3-_:.��, rime ■ ■ :.eke tDunca,� Psx,, STEFr APPLIANCES -, CRAFTERS: CraftsY,e • ec back ^^airs a5.,^y'1-, , ■ Suggestions or comments: -a_•a,7es loaded systems. Un•t 3 Picker,^g For mare 5256 8 ,.p Washers. $ISc � aysteInclude 14' ; 4 N, into call 906 F19-2093 7 IM IM Mt to = IM monao,. vo ce'tax modem 6 up Dryers $150 d up Portable d.shwasners t The he �14•rl,1f//[et,2 C(-1[� A HOW ARE WE DOING? ■ D tontedrive sound cards �oeak•s SNOWBLOWER. Gilson - _ n '= .-nseh e. ■ ZOOR AND h'ndON sore Dos. and w�^d ■ chains. 3 ■ Stile -v, WeeKT`IEWS k1,1_Y E -ws ,: _• printer Pentium gme. speed + re verse. excellent condition ■ T1Bfy 6i TT P;,'fT�'Wl�1C a.rC.S 3ef<Witflt'IB beg: ■ 00 $1,999 Out the door - rices a, taxes included $500 firm 728-7415 after ■ OService WeWotcaGoEe )foUGandiC ■ "esale 481Z 5C mz 16C 6 ■ •r W 7"ve compete system ■ X395 Also lots o! used sys- 7 PC SHERIDAN TYLE bed•cc•-• s, ,. d way lir_ wou� ll"� •_ r �' C ed„ -D 'yc- ■ ^s stock from $149 ■ nut valuea over S5500' ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? clua ng mo.. 1 .. Cla• -g S•995 OSO Sold walnut m Computer Clearance wa•d,obe $235 Sofa 8 ■ ■ enter 697-3059 164 c^a• $250 Other odd ' ■ aseR,e Rd Bow•^a^vdle chars S3C each 3 dress ■ -'s 555 each Dryer $95 3 ■ ■ 2 Did the Sales Representative offer friendly. ■ ■ courteous service? ■ ■ ■ 3 Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ rltique dressers. 3 antique 1 1 •4060 Mounqoy Rd. E 9W0379 Candy Canes For Kids •1 I a:•s Woo, !ab�e 8 4 chars $325 New S"g,e box sv, g and .mattress ' Arts 8 ' Arts 8 Arts & S•35 Kds tables and 9 Crafts Crafts Me, Crafts c^ars $2- Black SIC truck cap $195 Ma^, other 'ems 69. -3532 STEEL TRAILER - '= great br hau-, wood etc 1995 TAURUS WAGON loaded. 43,000 kms, silver, spotless. $16,500. 905- 434-3975 Private sale. 1996 FORD ESCORT, se- dan or wagon, fully loaded. Air, auto, low kms. Lots of warranty Call Bill at Fraser Ford 5761800. only $14,995 DISCOUNTS FOR AGE w • N,w I/or,r • AI • NO Cirr,r JONES-D(IOLFY . iv„ ev.r nw, wre o..r n rw. V AR"A JOr4 S DOOLE r ARC �. _... Garage/ Garage/ Yard Sales RE Yard Sales M••••••.,•,•x•>•,•c"r. - D'70v tvm 905 ,7991 52 at ATTENTION qt ATLS a ■ - ■ DINING ROOM � . •e 'Ar ey6me 1705�799 1352 at 1\1 Arts 8 qx. •-'3-_:.��, rime ■ ■ :.eke tDunca,� Psx,, STEFr APPLIANCES -, CRAFTERS: CraftsY,e • ec back ^^airs a5.,^y'1-, , ■ Suggestions or comments: -,5„ Osrawa 1 4.6 50 5256 8 ,.p Washers. $ISc v ■ ■ 0309 leave name umber 6 up Dryers $150 d up Portable d.shwasners t The he �14•rl,1f//[et,2 C(-1[� A _ ■ ■ ZOOR AND h'ndON sore S?Dc $ up Chest 1"eters $•75 a uc stores s! 5o 1�T ,..,,r,,,,,,,, be ^ s will published again on ■ ■ stock ,•rw doors. glass sorts cs : coo• Vg" up Apt sure washes f25C b �- Built .n d•inwashe, J DECEMBER 4, 1996. i ■ lir_ wou� ll"� •_ r �' C ed„ -D 'yc- ■ s oOd doors Office °°` wLet irniture $275 Apr Sze dryer. $?50 6 '^onto wa,•anty 905 �/ everyone know the unique & f t ! •s ■ ■ and displays Lai; .ay Sat Nov 30 Ca,, 433 432 `167 • 4r ■ 323 18' D�gaal Sate+rite 70 quality work you do - and how to find `1 Y `�"l ■ EI you prefer. F'�� fpr ■ DRYER $100 Kr^'-,,, e �1 1 yea, Rene ;c fcr C Y out Helpmake this a Christmas to ■ please contact Fred Elsmont .,as^�' s2�_ -a•g� •e'ng 0-- dw^ only $e 25 -. ■ at 576-9335 or 683-0707 ■ •-ator 5500 24• new f,d9e -5`k' Call eek wy �„ �905 5„ ,4•z remember. t 905 720 9759 or HITACHI •5- stereo tele 1 ■ or fill out this coupon ■ +J5 985 4202 "IS 0- P 0- a •- black "-tune ■ FRIDGE. STOVE. Wasr tube Poen Pic KP reso luhon FOR MORE INFORMATION OR ■ and mall to D'Y6 D6p Ren! to-owr from C ■ Cai: Cai: anter cpm S15 aC wee., Cai� 905 BOOK YOUR AD, CALL LISA:OBO ed Department ■COMPLETE -.58 3123 KENWOOD 260 rTO ■Class P O -bine secun ,'eT +awed over watHONE• T w- Power 5 Usk CD (905) 579-4400 ■ X 48.1 ■ c 14 do,.b�e Cassette tower -oust Clea. out Only spea.e,s R ■ 865 Farewell St. ■ $k9 installed K ^dudes $725 weed`t�OYr 9C5 OR FAX: (905) 579-2238 contacts. mo, Dr sensor 511 1412 ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ = kerypaas battery siren ■ ••arsfo.mer telaphone SHARP 2" * TV VCR coin ■ LIH 7L5 �:ks :)nvale guard re t -a• ,-, H gr resciution ' Computer M11 Automobiles Automobiles ,CO^se Mus! be monaorea picture tubefront AVF ■ . ycon••ac1 Buu or Steve Jacks auto programming VideoFor Sale ' ' For Sale Your SaLStaC,'IOr .S the rnea5 ire :' 7ur SUXeSS- ■ 'J5 a2`' 6566 unrve,sa remote control 1981 CHEVY MONTE 19W NLVV YORKER 124 ■ (♦ a MI MI a a Bill a M ` HOUSE CONTENTS Rent to own from $750wk NEW MUSIC 'zine a CARLO, r,,, well ane 000 km caged 6 cyl. AS NEW A�,A 11 905 571 1412 • �d'e tea• wa: -arts ^�ew COnd�- http 'www durtlam� needed to Certay Asbrg (4500 ;:ernhe0 571 -0225 ' Bargain ale sys'e•- 1c, sale Please uun S'500 . teak d rang THREE PIECE Marquis news net - aic23&in $1 000 or best offer 665 - Corner make a^ offer 905.723 table 8 4 chars $1000 so sofa excellent condition ilex htm 0949 1988 PONTIAC Sunblrd 468- fas. c^ars mates bed. $680 Euro design wooden 4 door a cylinder power Chest freeze, etc Call 1986 6000 Wagon 2 5 k- steering, brakes A C lug - WALKER, trans new a 1905 Dar fla two chars B,st, e' Bowdiny tre 190.000 km runs great, gage rack. AM. FM, stereo veneers brakes dna baske! BARN DEMOLITION, 430 9735 twc T ttany (amps 20' Brsvo Bain board some cedar great winter car Can be Cass Excellent condition ask ng $200 cal' 686- KNITTING MACHINE design $650 Kenmore sett g 0492 Beams Spruce also Marc cleaning stove wnrte with certlfred Asking $700 as is Certified $3900 000 Call Ino odes ribber. lace car black trim excellent condo- Du 728-1527 436-0791 wood beams. different sir PERSIAN retired cats 8 es and lengths Also insoe nage knit tracer punch- hon. 2 r kittens snots 6 vet ' ArtIC1eS storage available cards manuals. lin 140!0. including Y extend 1986 FORD TEMPO 4 1991 Cadillac Brougham, 9 lot ed warranty from Sears �'�'� Call 5761103 cyl , P/S. PB. PDL, air, new excellent condition Load - for Sale 905,987 1303 yarn 4800 Phone 905- .$850 434-3925 brakes. recent tune - 725 -75x6 FOR SALE: Umbrella up. ed. black/grey leather in - BEAUTIFUL natural VERSA -TRAINER Home Cockatoos, proven breed- great shape $1500 as is terior 130 kms $12.500 muskrat fur coat sae 8. ex MASSEY FERGUSON Gym, excellent condition, ing par All accessories or best otter Call 905-579- Rick. evenings 666-4670 FALL / WINTER CLOTH- cellent condition 356 - 2 wneel dr pay load 8378 ING at rock bosom paces $650 wheelcnaur accessible. �� Call 905 433-8802. 1991 CAVALIER RS 4 - Snowboard and ski jackets. etro table. 8 chars excel- $1800 Manual wheel- BEAGLE PUPPIES 1987 CHRYSLER Le- door, alk, am/fm Casserio, lent condition $150 Call walerpump, rad. machine in Com lief Pi gloves and accesso 728-1566 good condition. hhsi ap- ch a r, blue. 16in, excellent Purebred, no papers, vet Baron Sports Coupe, 4-cy- 185,000 s. highway dr,- ' p Computer nes a up to 80°-. OFF reg- prox 12 h high, asking con -ion. $1200. Electric checked, first shots. Call k^fir• automatic, alc, com- ven. $3200 obo. Call 905- VldeO FMI �/j�p ular retail prices Quality BRAND new Beer Can 53200 080, call 433-0656 -heel-chair, 171n , used Darren 416-281-1889 or Wetely loaded, new ex- 721-8208. named brand label SKI on II - 9 Stereo. approx 3 it high ce. exce ent condition. Laurie 705-653-2703 haust b brakes. Very dean. CLEARANCE CENTRE 377 Comes with am/tm dual MODEL RAILROAD Em• pearl black, $4000 o.b.o $3000 certified. Call 905- 1991 DODGE SHADOW, Taunton Road East. Osha- cassette. CD player, equal- Aire. dismantable sections. Kitchen table is chars. LHASA APSO PUPS for 579-0801 5 spd, 112,000 km., psi pb, wa Oust east of 5 Points der and wireless speakers 200 rolling stock, control good condition, $65 905- sale. Non shedding, non sunroof, new rad, water - Mall) 905-725-3468 Asking $7D0 Call 436- panels, controllers, years of 576-2282 atter bpm. allergic, health guarantee, 1987 HONDA CRX SI - pump, brakes, ores, asking Model Railroader maga. vet needled. House train. 5spd.. p/sunroof, AM/FM S45W candied. 723-4103 1 BROYHILL 7 PC. din- 9061 zlnes. all R.R equipment 8 WASHER and dryer $300; ung started. Payment terms -ass., red, well maintained, 1992 BUICK REGAL Ing supe. Kenmore apt size BURGLAR ALARMS al- supplies includea with sale really good condition. 436- available (705) 786-3124. great commuter car. Cert. washing machine, 5 door low thieves time in your 9054;55-3102 1919 $3800 or B.O. 905-,30- Excellent condition. Certi- hane KEEP THEM OUT 9245. tied. Loaded with options. dresser and desk with book WASHERS, dryers, fridge. case top. call 686-2568 Custom built steel secunt MOPING SALE - Black Automobiles 132,000 kms. (9,500. UBO. Y stove, new and reconch ' ' 1987 OLDS Cutlass 905-428.1365. window bars for as little as coffee and 2 end tables. tOf $ale ABSOLUTELY mint con• boned, $225 and up for re- Ciera, 4 -cylinder, 15K on $25 00 per window all black mirrored glass enler- -tion light oak dining room ows tainment unit. stereo. CD conditioned washer, $175 expertly reconditioned en- 1993 CAVALIER 224, V6. A�OIIIObIIlS suite, two arm and eight Peace of mend even with and up for reconditioned NEED A VEHICLE? gine, new paint job, lots of while, loaded, 39.000 kms. Automobiles windows open For a free Payer, lamps, 25-9181. ap- p 1 Lady driven, showroom ' 1 side chairs. glasservin i ca lances elk 725-9181 an_ dryers $ed and u for re poor credit No credit. new parts, n good working For $ale " For Sale buffet and hutch, serving estimate can (905 )428- P conditioned fad es and Bankru t� Call Tracie at condition, $3200. 905-579- condition, asking $11,500. 9 P - call 905-985-2232. ytlmeneave message. 1985 COUGAR, 136,000 console Table seats t0 - Ba29 stoves. Also coin operated 905-576.1800 or 1-888- 0811 CREDIT PROBLEMS? 12 $1.900 Traditional writer CARPET 3 rooms. $299. MOVING SALE - Door. washer and dryers. Ste- 259-3673 I can help! 1993 MERCURY Topaz, lei., original, certified, new 0r, the spot financing. white sofa and armchair pace includes 30 yards of windows, odds and ends. phenson's Furniture and 1906 CHEVY Sprint. 2- 1973 DODGE CHARG- door. Woe, automatic, aM 2 -door Sport, automatic, air, brakes, excellent con -tion, Don Payments from $500. $800 Call (416)724-4800 carpet. premium pad . and Entire inventory drastically Appliances. 227 Court St. cruise, tin, pi p/b, PA, am/ must sell, $3,100 Tele- Monthly payments from or (905) 4205600 installation Custom blinds reduced 445 Slmcoe St Oshawa. 576-7448 ER, (Muscle Car), good tin cassetle, new staner 8 fm, warranty, extra clean, phone 420-0144 anytime $150. O.A.C. Cars, trucks, S . Oshawa 433-2323. body, A-1 engine, new tires rad, recently certified, 42 000km. $9000 o.b.o. vans. 1981 to 1996. trucks, ANNOUNCING new low- also available at lowest etc.$1200 OBO as is 985- $1400, Call 905-725-6246 1995 FORD ESCORT Auto Sales Ltd. 16. Brock aces Sal 905-432-2750. OAK/PINE FURNITURE- ' Articles 2191 905-436-7452 leave mes- GT, mint condition, Cully St. N., Whitby. 6 Brock pace on 18 inch mini D 1904 FORD Tempo, 2- sage. dish satellite tv, 40 Chan- CARPET BROKER, Why Day retail price One Wanted 1979 241 GL Volvo, onl door, 5-s ed, air, stereo, loaded, dark blue/green, x382 nets, only $28 09 monthly 100% Nylon thick, plush, of Ontario's oldest and lar- y 1994 TAURUS GL, dark t8 L 16 valve. ABS, ex - (905)655 -3661 gest manufacturers is now 100.000 km , needs fr ro- new clutch, no rust, must r LOW KMS., 1986' Pontiac stain resistant carpet For 3 tors to cert. $750 or best sell $1200 o b o Call 905- grey, loaded. Ford's e 1 tended wart., auto., 28.000 ANTIOUES - 3 rooms. only$369.00 Price selling direct to the public. familysedan, Low kms km, $13,200 cert 905 6,000 L.E. loaded ori PC bed k Eg solid oak 7 c -non LOOKING for used ap. offer Call 579-1743 eve 686 568 ( ) 1 9i^N coin side 100 yrs old. includes 37 q yds carpet room or 6 s 9 pliances. working order or Fraser Ford, ask for Doug, 619-0692. pant, good condi- jam cupboard. chest of deluxe pad and installation bedroom, Pt solid pine not working Pick u at no 1978 DODGE Magnum. 1989 MUSTANG 5 hire, 576-1800 Merry Christmas 1995 Taurus sedan, power tion,$2600 certified. 436- m your home Free quota- your choke g D automatic. A/C. new tires, standard Maroon with grey $12,995 079,. drawers. armoire, oak cos- $1995; man stain chokes charge Call 432-7167 wnndows, locks, power seat, tom china cabinet/ cu tion in your home. No in- y brakes, tune-up, leather nterlor Good condition, LOW, LOW, Low Km. p terest. no payment for one Tradional Woodworking seats, 105,000 on incl km never winter driven Onl cruise, tilt, air, lots of war- boartl. hand -carved 697- 905-985 8774 g y ranty. Unbelievably low 1985 Cadillac Deville, 4 0794 full year. Daniel, 1-800- $1500 080. Call Jim (905) 89.000 kms Asking $6000 price $14,995 Ask for San- door, excellent org. condi- 217-0104 683-9575 Call Troy 905-579-8146 A 683-0707 c 576-1800 Fraser Ford tion, loaded, 3900 certified OBO Call 436-0791 Snowboard and ski jackets. etro table. 8 chars excel- $1800 Manual wheel- BEAGLE PUPPIES 1987 CHRYSLER Le- door, alk, am/fm Casserio, lent condition $150 Call walerpump, rad. machine in Com lief Pi gloves and accesso 728-1566 good condition. hhsi ap- ch a r, blue. 16in, excellent Purebred, no papers, vet Baron Sports Coupe, 4-cy- 185,000 s. highway dr,- ' p Computer nes a up to 80°-. OFF reg- prox 12 h high, asking con -ion. $1200. Electric checked, first shots. Call k^fir• automatic, alc, com- ven. $3200 obo. Call 905- VldeO FMI �/j�p ular retail prices Quality BRAND new Beer Can 53200 080, call 433-0656 -heel-chair, 171n , used Darren 416-281-1889 or Wetely loaded, new ex- 721-8208. named brand label SKI on II - 9 Stereo. approx 3 it high ce. exce ent condition. Laurie 705-653-2703 haust b brakes. Very dean. CLEARANCE CENTRE 377 Comes with am/tm dual MODEL RAILROAD Em• pearl black, $4000 o.b.o $3000 certified. Call 905- 1991 DODGE SHADOW, Taunton Road East. Osha- cassette. CD player, equal- Aire. dismantable sections. Kitchen table is chars. LHASA APSO PUPS for 579-0801 5 spd, 112,000 km., psi pb, wa Oust east of 5 Points der and wireless speakers 200 rolling stock, control good condition, $65 905- sale. Non shedding, non sunroof, new rad, water - Mall) 905-725-3468 Asking $7D0 Call 436- panels, controllers, years of 576-2282 atter bpm. allergic, health guarantee, 1987 HONDA CRX SI - pump, brakes, ores, asking Model Railroader maga. vet needled. House train. 5spd.. p/sunroof, AM/FM S45W candied. 723-4103 1 BROYHILL 7 PC. din- 9061 zlnes. all R.R equipment 8 WASHER and dryer $300; ung started. Payment terms -ass., red, well maintained, 1992 BUICK REGAL Ing supe. Kenmore apt size BURGLAR ALARMS al- supplies includea with sale really good condition. 436- available (705) 786-3124. great commuter car. Cert. washing machine, 5 door low thieves time in your 9054;55-3102 1919 $3800 or B.O. 905-,30- Excellent condition. Certi- hane KEEP THEM OUT 9245. tied. Loaded with options. dresser and desk with book WASHERS, dryers, fridge. case top. call 686-2568 Custom built steel secunt MOPING SALE - Black Automobiles 132,000 kms. (9,500. UBO. Y stove, new and reconch ' ' 1987 OLDS Cutlass 905-428.1365. window bars for as little as coffee and 2 end tables. tOf $ale ABSOLUTELY mint con• boned, $225 and up for re- Ciera, 4 -cylinder, 15K on $25 00 per window all black mirrored glass enler- -tion light oak dining room ows tainment unit. stereo. CD conditioned washer, $175 expertly reconditioned en- 1993 CAVALIER 224, V6. A�OIIIObIIlS suite, two arm and eight Peace of mend even with and up for reconditioned NEED A VEHICLE? gine, new paint job, lots of while, loaded, 39.000 kms. Automobiles windows open For a free Payer, lamps, 25-9181. ap- p 1 Lady driven, showroom ' 1 side chairs. glasservin i ca lances elk 725-9181 an_ dryers $ed and u for re poor credit No credit. new parts, n good working For $ale " For Sale buffet and hutch, serving estimate can (905 )428- P conditioned fad es and Bankru t� Call Tracie at condition, $3200. 905-579- condition, asking $11,500. 9 P - call 905-985-2232. ytlmeneave message. 1985 COUGAR, 136,000 console Table seats t0 - Ba29 stoves. Also coin operated 905-576.1800 or 1-888- 0811 CREDIT PROBLEMS? 12 $1.900 Traditional writer CARPET 3 rooms. $299. MOVING SALE - Door. washer and dryers. Ste- 259-3673 I can help! 1993 MERCURY Topaz, lei., original, certified, new 0r, the spot financing. white sofa and armchair pace includes 30 yards of windows, odds and ends. phenson's Furniture and 1906 CHEVY Sprint. 2- 1973 DODGE CHARG- door. Woe, automatic, aM 2 -door Sport, automatic, air, brakes, excellent con -tion, Don Payments from $500. $800 Call (416)724-4800 carpet. premium pad . and Entire inventory drastically Appliances. 227 Court St. cruise, tin, pi p/b, PA, am/ must sell, $3,100 Tele- Monthly payments from or (905) 4205600 installation Custom blinds reduced 445 Slmcoe St Oshawa. 576-7448 ER, (Muscle Car), good tin cassetle, new staner 8 fm, warranty, extra clean, phone 420-0144 anytime $150. O.A.C. Cars, trucks, S . Oshawa 433-2323. body, A-1 engine, new tires rad, recently certified, 42 000km. $9000 o.b.o. vans. 1981 to 1996. trucks, ANNOUNCING new low- also available at lowest etc.$1200 OBO as is 985- $1400, Call 905-725-6246 1995 FORD ESCORT Auto Sales Ltd. 16. Brock aces Sal 905-432-2750. OAK/PINE FURNITURE- ' Articles 2191 905-436-7452 leave mes- GT, mint condition, Cully St. N., Whitby. 6 Brock pace on 18 inch mini D 1904 FORD Tempo, 2- sage. dish satellite tv, 40 Chan- CARPET BROKER, Why Day retail price One Wanted 1979 241 GL Volvo, onl door, 5-s ed, air, stereo, loaded, dark blue/green, x382 nets, only $28 09 monthly 100% Nylon thick, plush, of Ontario's oldest and lar- y 1994 TAURUS GL, dark t8 L 16 valve. ABS, ex - (905)655 -3661 gest manufacturers is now 100.000 km , needs fr ro- new clutch, no rust, must r LOW KMS., 1986' Pontiac stain resistant carpet For 3 tors to cert. $750 or best sell $1200 o b o Call 905- grey, loaded. Ford's e 1 tended wart., auto., 28.000 ANTIOUES - 3 rooms. only$369.00 Price selling direct to the public. familysedan, Low kms km, $13,200 cert 905 6,000 L.E. loaded ori PC bed k Eg solid oak 7 c -non LOOKING for used ap. offer Call 579-1743 eve 686 568 ( ) 1 9i^N coin side 100 yrs old. includes 37 q yds carpet room or 6 s 9 pliances. working order or Fraser Ford, ask for Doug, 619-0692. pant, good condi- jam cupboard. chest of deluxe pad and installation bedroom, Pt solid pine not working Pick u at no 1978 DODGE Magnum. 1989 MUSTANG 5 hire, 576-1800 Merry Christmas 1995 Taurus sedan, power tion,$2600 certified. 436- m your home Free quota- your choke g D automatic. A/C. new tires, standard Maroon with grey $12,995 079,. drawers. armoire, oak cos- $1995; man stain chokes charge Call 432-7167 wnndows, locks, power seat, tom china cabinet/ cu tion in your home. No in- y brakes, tune-up, leather nterlor Good condition, LOW, LOW, Low Km. p terest. no payment for one Tradional Woodworking seats, 105,000 on incl km never winter driven Onl cruise, tilt, air, lots of war- boartl. hand -carved 697- 905-985 8774 g y ranty. Unbelievably low 1985 Cadillac Deville, 4 0794 full year. Daniel, 1-800- $1500 080. Call Jim (905) 89.000 kms Asking $6000 price $14,995 Ask for San- door, excellent org. condi- 217-0104 683-9575 Call Troy 905-579-8146 A 683-0707 c 576-1800 Fraser Ford tion, loaded, 3900 certified OBO Call 436-0791 -tion light oak dining room ows tainment unit. stereo. CD conditioned washer, $175 expertly reconditioned en- 1993 CAVALIER 224, V6. A�OIIIObIIlS suite, two arm and eight Peace of mend even with and up for reconditioned NEED A VEHICLE? gine, new paint job, lots of while, loaded, 39.000 kms. Automobiles windows open For a free Payer, lamps, 25-9181. ap- p 1 Lady driven, showroom ' 1 side chairs. glasservin i ca lances elk 725-9181 an_ dryers $ed and u for re poor credit No credit. new parts, n good working For $ale " For Sale buffet and hutch, serving estimate can (905 )428- P conditioned fad es and Bankru t� Call Tracie at condition, $3200. 905-579- condition, asking $11,500. 9 P - call 905-985-2232. ytlmeneave message. 1985 COUGAR, 136,000 console Table seats t0 - Ba29 stoves. Also coin operated 905-576.1800 or 1-888- 0811 CREDIT PROBLEMS? 12 $1.900 Traditional writer CARPET 3 rooms. $299. MOVING SALE - Door. washer and dryers. Ste- 259-3673 I can help! 1993 MERCURY Topaz, lei., original, certified, new 0r, the spot financing. white sofa and armchair pace includes 30 yards of windows, odds and ends. phenson's Furniture and 1906 CHEVY Sprint. 2- 1973 DODGE CHARG- door. Woe, automatic, aM 2 -door Sport, automatic, air, brakes, excellent con -tion, Don Payments from $500. $800 Call (416)724-4800 carpet. premium pad . and Entire inventory drastically Appliances. 227 Court St. cruise, tin, pi p/b, PA, am/ must sell, $3,100 Tele- Monthly payments from or (905) 4205600 installation Custom blinds reduced 445 Slmcoe St Oshawa. 576-7448 ER, (Muscle Car), good tin cassetle, new staner 8 fm, warranty, extra clean, phone 420-0144 anytime $150. O.A.C. Cars, trucks, S . Oshawa 433-2323. body, A-1 engine, new tires rad, recently certified, 42 000km. $9000 o.b.o. vans. 1981 to 1996. trucks, ANNOUNCING new low- also available at lowest etc.$1200 OBO as is 985- $1400, Call 905-725-6246 1995 FORD ESCORT Auto Sales Ltd. 16. Brock aces Sal 905-432-2750. OAK/PINE FURNITURE- ' Articles 2191 905-436-7452 leave mes- GT, mint condition, Cully St. N., Whitby. 6 Brock pace on 18 inch mini D 1904 FORD Tempo, 2- sage. dish satellite tv, 40 Chan- CARPET BROKER, Why Day retail price One Wanted 1979 241 GL Volvo, onl door, 5-s ed, air, stereo, loaded, dark blue/green, x382 nets, only $28 09 monthly 100% Nylon thick, plush, of Ontario's oldest and lar- y 1994 TAURUS GL, dark t8 L 16 valve. ABS, ex - (905)655 -3661 gest manufacturers is now 100.000 km , needs fr ro- new clutch, no rust, must r LOW KMS., 1986' Pontiac stain resistant carpet For 3 tors to cert. $750 or best sell $1200 o b o Call 905- grey, loaded. Ford's e 1 tended wart., auto., 28.000 ANTIOUES - 3 rooms. only$369.00 Price selling direct to the public. familysedan, Low kms km, $13,200 cert 905 6,000 L.E. loaded ori PC bed k Eg solid oak 7 c -non LOOKING for used ap. offer Call 579-1743 eve 686 568 ( ) 1 9i^N coin side 100 yrs old. includes 37 q yds carpet room or 6 s 9 pliances. working order or Fraser Ford, ask for Doug, 619-0692. pant, good condi- jam cupboard. chest of deluxe pad and installation bedroom, Pt solid pine not working Pick u at no 1978 DODGE Magnum. 1989 MUSTANG 5 hire, 576-1800 Merry Christmas 1995 Taurus sedan, power tion,$2600 certified. 436- m your home Free quota- your choke g D automatic. A/C. new tires, standard Maroon with grey $12,995 079,. drawers. armoire, oak cos- $1995; man stain chokes charge Call 432-7167 wnndows, locks, power seat, tom china cabinet/ cu tion in your home. No in- y brakes, tune-up, leather nterlor Good condition, LOW, LOW, Low Km. p terest. no payment for one Tradional Woodworking seats, 105,000 on incl km never winter driven Onl cruise, tilt, air, lots of war- boartl. hand -carved 697- 905-985 8774 g y ranty. Unbelievably low 1985 Cadillac Deville, 4 0794 full year. Daniel, 1-800- $1500 080. Call Jim (905) 89.000 kms Asking $6000 price $14,995 Ask for San- door, excellent org. condi- 217-0104 683-9575 Call Troy 905-579-8146 A 683-0707 c 576-1800 Fraser Ford tion, loaded, 3900 certified OBO Call 436-0791 AutomobtlK' Varla/4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29.1996 -PAGE 31 For Sale Wheel Drive 4 Snowmobiles e' Snowmobiles / Apartments Apartments /� Houses �- O For Rent / � 1 c.., o_... ff� f1 1 / Houses a Rooms LOW AWAY END OF PLUS EAR PRICES, REE WARRANTY. VER 24 CERTIFIED ECONDITIONED VE- ICLES ON SALE AT ERTICAR EG. 1990 ,and Caravan, 33 V-6, caided. A-1. $7,995. 1988 - OQ3 Astros from $6.985 „aded 1987 Olds, auto, artastic now $3,385. 1989 ;rand Prix SE, loaded. 57.850 1988 Blazer 4 4 perfect, now $6.995 1989 Escort GL. auto. T very pretty. $3,685. I'll Ford F-150. Lariat. b -sad low kms . sale c : to 1993 Sunblyd SE. �, • auto, teal. WOW 6•;30 1990 Olds 88 I led 92.000 kms. now •.'5 1989 Celebrity black beauty. loaded. 0 1"" Arles auto. A- �eal it. $2.225 1990 . L.Sabre Ltd . loaded. Sb,666 1991 Sllvera- short box,loaded• step rare, black beauty, 995 1988 Voiks Jetta 1m, mint mini, only 95 Certicar 155 KInq St. W. at Midtown Slx.:. Oshawa, 579- :886 Open Sunday. iVERSEAS trip forces 1 - ,- ' Volkswagen Gort 2door dark blue, me previous owne'. cellent condition. 9'4�) Plymouth Acclaim. , • :ass 4 dr $4250 1". n-,- S -, zn -URN KEY AUT( ;ACES 7'.-- Baldwin St -- .lin '88 Taurus. V6 air goaded. cert '15 '90 Sprint 5 Sod. sale priced $1495 per 1. '85 Parisienne Safar ,.igrr V8 8 -passenger W, 118 ems No rust .r see a 1, ve $2-95 stied 'As '�s Specials' Sunblyd. 2 dr hatch auto drives goo 83 Malibu. 4 dr V6. Drives good 5495 Ted Babut at 905.723- ' Automobiles Wanted - ii A TOWING. Flay $50- . -.n^ • . ..sed a al, cars d -''oils 24 hrS lays Cao 905 686 5003 905 706-5234. 30 min vice A 8 K TOWING Cash On the Spot p3, Sw - $5.000 for s.c and scrap cars arc trucks any c0r1di- ticr Call anytime, 24 s 7 days Fast 30 service No parts 3. ai aIle Call Ken (905) 509.5584 (416) 328-8081 -ARS FOR CASH! We +eh.Cles Vehl " n be in running khon Call 427.2415 or e to 479 Bayty St. East, a. at MURAD AUTO 4LES ffff Trucks for Sale 1985 Black Silverado ,ery clean, kept in good onddion $3500 as Is or S4J00 cert Ted 905-263. 4493. leave m essage. 1987 FISO XLT club cab, " 4 cap. many new parts, 900 or best offer. 697- 31401 '988 CHEVY 3/4 ton pick 4 certified, $4,000 OBO %28-4375 1990 Jimmy S Series, 4X4. 32.000 km. on rebuilt MClor 4 3. New paint. .caded, as is $6800. 9M_ 985-2306 Jim (Port perry) 1996 FORD EXPLORER 4X4 XLT, 4 -dr. Perfect for he snow. Fully loaded. Air, cruise. till, Cass.. Ps. P11.lar seats Call Caries at Fraser 'Id. 576-1800, Merry Cnnstmas $28,995. 5,TON Trucks: I is 1986 $9,000. 2nd is 1964 Irteinalional, $7,000. Call 905837-2055 84 DODGE DIS step Very rare. 6 cyl. p/S P 8 runs well. $1500. Call 405 623-8818. SELL IT NOW CALL 683.0707 1918 CHEV Quality con. version Van, bed, Ice -box, cruise/tilt, air. root -rack, 2 hi -back buckets, 165.000km. $2.000 o.b o. Also Trailer, 2 -wheel cus- tom light duty box, spare, extendible floor, folding sides, for easy storage. $400 o.b.o. Phone days 905-728-6323, evenings 905.579-7245. 1988 FORD AEROSTAR engine puns with only 163,000 kms Sound body and recently painted 4 new tiresg05-434-8881 winterized. $5000 Can 905-4 34-1388 1 1969 JEEP CHEROKEE Laredo, 4 door, 4 X 4, load - ed. $6.900 433-1871 1991 ASTRID CE VAN ETX 4 3 I, fully loaded. ABS brakes quad buckets, rear heat and air, grey cr grey. 89.000 kms $12.800 cert or best offer MIDST SELL Day 905-987 4450. eve 987-9860 1992 LUMINA APV. 38 V6 au lo, PS. PB. PW. PL. AC. Cruise. 7 passenger high Klms certified. $7.900 579-2983 92 AEROSTAR EXT. 40 many options. 1 37 ry;r kms (hwy) Must be seen $8.500 Or 58.950 cert All 905683-4422_ FORD AEROSPORTS 93's. W s 95 s. ' passeng erg air, auto Low mileage Starting at $12.995 Ready to go Call Steve at Fraser Ford 576-1800 MAUto Parts a Repairs 1 1987 Cdvd„e, c 0, auto. 5796285 gp►L.Es PH osE> R Dependable, excellent cond., new seat, toe bar, hand warmers, runs. Beauty $1,995, 5,600 km. 1-705-328-0402 Ap=Fo,Rent RUSSET 8 SIMCOE ^, Oshawa cr',ht lean 2. bedroom In newly reno,,af ed. quiet 12 -plea Hard wood floors. heat, not wa- ter, parking. cable included Laundry 'aol,tes No dogs 5695 .hydro (averages $10 S12 -month) Feb 1st 905-576-2982 OSHAWA Boor St - Large 1. 3 'i bedroom apart 'rents in Clean 'ow rise building Close t0 401 3 GO Parkin, Available im mediately From $600 month Phone 905576 4255 2 bedroom -pt near Oshawa Ce -^e and 401 Parking. laundry storage Available Jan 1 NON SMOKERS PREFERRED 5602 m0 plus hydro 579- :246 2 BEDROOM gar' m r Avai able Ir,• me 309 Cordova Rd VShawa No pets alloweo 905-579- 2387 SOUTH PICKERING KPI'llotorcycles Spacio.s - -. _ ,_ basement apartment dose d , all amenities. separate 1966 150 Apartments For Rent BEAUTIFUL ONE , •Qom basement .ate entrance. dnve. spacious backyard 4 appliances. an Inclusive :aundry, air near OC/bus route. S65G mo 725-8769 BROCKIFINCH 2 bdrm dp, fled bright. Sep entrance one parking, laundry. A.0 F'S avar Dec 1 S 750, mo . utv 686- 57x3 BROOKLIN 3-bedr,r;m ara••m.e- ' •,'ge stove uhlihes nciuded S, 3C: month available row Can 905555-5539 HWYr21ROTHERGLEN- Imma.l,a'e -,.g.. ,-,.,,,,- large 2 oedreom, basement apartment separate en trarce. 4 appliances, no 5mok ^ � cetS Avadaole ,mined -rely-December 1st S780,mciusive, `rstlast 428 42H LIVERPOOUBAYLY ex ecu'n,- ; bed-. Case Ment. park .••; tsar. 'am -es poi •'eplace. wet Car $799 C., e' non. smoker. mored, a'< 'sLlast Call 9r 5.83,-73(A HONDA DREAM BIKE S200C OP(_ .nlrance. .aundry facilities ^0n -smoker ^0 pets 5600 MCLAUGHLIN Call 905 579 99b4 Available Immediarely SQUARE : , 1wa 2 bei) 1983 CX 650 Honda 839-90 rpo^ • ' -lI room North +Paler -OOied shah drive -p . 2-BEDROOMartment. west view "th floor Avail: im mediatley $900 Parting :alk bag. cover. 20.00G ava d.^r J.r close to a 2'11.es included Pod i km mint Condition, $2.000 n O hospital 8 downtown gym F S Enswfe aundry Call 579- 1 743 eve wal. all amer,tie5, gas tire- hook ,;, For more into call 1964 TY250 Yamaha place. parting. $525.uh"- 905 305.) trails bike 5 _'��? for bike ties. Call 901 5E5-874' NEAR OSHAWA .wire $1.500 k, bike and spares 2 -BEDROOM dpartrnent . .- dc' ear Call 579-1743 eve 50'5 ad mciusve No dogs quiet 5 and budding. '•ee n.,,. ._ . _�... _...^, lstdast Ava,la Cue mine aundry tacd,beS avail Sive Availaae now 905- !lately Can 905 728-9499 Jan ! S620 plus hydro can a OWmObiles 2/3 BEDROOM apart 839-4659 cu' gu w nice melts. 8 uo•, :._ loing, NEW BUILDING Osha- 1967 COUGAR, 500 tan close to Schools library, South GM plant Available via ;i, W ;iegr--'odern cooled new track. ski Skins immediately 42"328 1 exceptional large 1 6 bedroom apts All 'nclusive low kit , cover S2 DOC or pm lir appoinimert Irom $655 per month. 905 oast offer 985-4692 301 Cordova Rd.. Osla- a28-757' 1990 POLARIS INDY 500, via Large =ear 2 Ded NEWLY -RENOVATED' "Quid coded, new fresh room apartment, freshly beorcom ata''^e^' SIm- rnotor. handle d thumb painted. spacious, $630 coe/Hwy2. nCludescuddles. warmers Ski skins car- month, available Irnme Close to dowr•rowr buses) bides• studs, excellent con- Irately Incudes parking Call Mike 4'6694-'551 0, ditton Ready for snow Call (905)840-6712, pag Vera 905 771 1411 $3500 olio 905 985 8039 er (416)501 1687 Stewart, after 6 p m TWO BEDROOM ,,pa AJAX Bunn y spotless one , c,., .ipa'tr-e-' -�a abie I99S INDY XLT excellent te0rp4m w.o private yard. Dec ist Immaculate newer condition. $5100 1987 YA large ceramic kitchen, Ap building accommodating MAHA INVITER, great la phances. ac Seeking re- quality tenants only. in bet dies sled, $1800. 1986 YA_ sponsible tenant. 5650 ter Oshawa neighborhood MAHA V -MAX very good References Legal imme- S705 (905 433 7360 or condition $2300. 1988 YA- diate No smok,ng,pets 728-9886 MAHA XLV. good condition (905)686-1832 $7900. 985-3561 atter 6 NORTH OSHAWA New p m. AJAX-PICKERING self. 2 bedroom apartment a'c. contained 1 bedroom oak cupboards. broadloom SKIDOO GRAND TOUR- apartment a bachelor throughout, extra room. ING 500 plus trader Brand apartment Close to all parking, clean. quiet build - new Purchase price incl amenities. Call 686-8905 ing. $775 inclusive Now tax $931389 Selling AJAX: Westney Rd /Hwy 2 available 905-435-0174 $7500. OBO Call 905-721- 2103. Lar 2 9e bedrm apt, tom- NORTH Oshawa, morn plate wAiving/dming rooms. floor of house. $850 an In - W/O to fenced backyard d clusive. 2 bedroom base. AparVinertts / MOO pnvate driveway. $7D01mo. Ment apt $715 all inclusive For Rent 428-2925. Available Dec 1st Call 905- DaK. 1st. Adelaide/Mary, 723-2111. 1 A 2 BEDROOM APTS. near hospital, spacious. ONE bedroom basement Avail. Dec 1st. 5 minutes dean. 2 bedroom in du- apt. suitable for single per - from Downtown Oshawa. plexi $725 mo. includes son. $400 inclusive Avail Utilities included. tst/last heat, hydro and water. Jan. t First/last required $475. a $500. per month. (905)983-5430 723-8580 Call Rob, 905-432-8159, WHITBY -AVAILABLE Jan. ONE BEDROOM base - leave rnessage. 1/97. 2 bedroom apt. Laun- menl, 687 King W. Osha- 1 A 2 Bedtoorn apts and dry, Parking, non-smoker, wa Near 0 C . separate Bachelor apt. in Oshawa no pets. $600 + Hydro. lst/ entrance, parking, fridge, and Bownlanville. Starting last required. Call Card at stove, new carpet, kitchen at $600/month, fridge IS 666"5545. floor, pant, clean, bright stove included, with laun- AVAILABLE IMME- $525. plus utilities. Imme- facilities. No pets. Call DIATELY, in Whitby Apt.g„ diatedry No pets, IsNasl, 668 (905) 434.2407. buildinspacious, carpet- 146 1946 1 -BEDROOM basement ed' newly painted, with bal- ONE BEDROOM main apartment, separate en- cony, close to bus, shop- Noor, walkout balcony, ap- trance, newly -renovated, ping,all utilities included. pliances. 2 bedroom base appliances, references re- first / last required, no pets, menti large living rooms quired. Suitable for single 3 bedroom $850, 2 bed- subfloor, appliances. Bloor working person. Parking. room, $750. cad 430-0134 St. E , Oshawa. Parking King/Ritson. Available BASEMENT apt., Picker- 576-1030 Dec.lst. 905-576-6558 af- ing - near Go. Large 2 bed- ONE bedroom spacious ter 5pm. rooms, air, appliances, bright clean in quiet budd- 1-BEDROOMapartmenl, shared laundry $625 plus Ing. Central Whitby. Avail separate entrance, laundry, util. Avail. immediately. No Dec. 15. 5595 inclusive cable, hydro, parking, south Pets. 416-284-4010. 263-4125 of Ritson near Lakeview BAYLY If LIVERPOOL, OSHAWA - 888 It 900 Park, bus routes, available Pickering. 2 bedroom Glen St. 2 bedroom apts. Dec. 1st, $550, 1sl lasl, ref- basement apt. Sep. en- from 5675- $710. close to erences.903-723-9995. trance. $695/month all In- shopping, schools. GM and clusive Jan 1st '97. Call Go Utilities included First/ Anil or Reena at 905-420- last required Call 728- 6993. 4993 • •.... 1- r,arrl �i� fig fi roe tient 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. VSHAWA New a,ge ' bedrocim osmt apt sepa- rate entrance. krtrhen. aundry facilities. park,, ROSSIand/Central Park Nor Smoker no pets. $591, mr, Incus vc-• Jan Ist Refer ences ",,last requl•ed Mur see' 905 438-0438 CLEAN FAMILY BUILD. ING Oshawa. 1 2 a 3 Ddrms InrJus,ve Pay ca blepark^, g launory fac '2 -2094 OSHAWA Simcoeleloor -a r I .c, rouse 571; mo rcl,s,,e 1SVIaSf Availaae Imme- drafely 576 3327 84' Slmroe St 5 Parking close !0 all amenities A1so.2 rooms for •enc ,bSmt) Share r .r 1,tath room S95,wk OSHAWA Central one bed^,cT ac• w,!r fndge. Stow Laurdry fac full basereert backyard ga- rage pnvdle park r, An in CIUSIvo S7'S Call 420 2220 PARK/BLOOR area Da. ' . "t` 4. Dedroom tOwnrouSe Illy apartment 5850 Heat lstlast Nopets Park a ; aun dry ^ fa_^;i•9es avail aoe 416 48- '537 Kar' DICKERING WALK OUT �d- ern �' cedroom avanaae Jan! 97 me uoes case. .,•Ibpe, pa•k -., aundry ,chase for s,ngie work ^.., adult VIV 'ast. rat ea,e message 420-3897 1905 945 555 3 (Sit a S..r Orly PICKERING Wnites4C' bedroom basement apt full kitchen. air. .aundry. sec ent Da,k ng, utilities included Non Smoke' lsttaat $650 Available Jan 1SL'97 Call 837 0227 QUIET Area - Oshawa 2 -,:•,,-'-• basement apartment. brand-new conipleteiy- refinished. $550.hyd,o. separate an_ trance 2 -car parking dou. bie-lotted backyard ava,l- aae immediately 905- 728-.1045 905-985.39% SIMCOE NORTH Csha via --ear „e ; DedrOorn .n 5 Alex, available Imme d,ately includes parking Bus and amenities S63C per mo 725-4524 SOUTH OSHAWA 2 bedroom upper floor of semi, laundry fac . 2 car parking pr'.vate entrance, mature working single or couple NO pets $675 Avail immediately 579- 1869 ONE AND TWO bedroom apartments !or rent. SlmCoe and Gibb area, starting at S450 plus hydro Available Immediately 571-3229 TWO bedroom, flexible oc. cupancy. ONE bedroom Feb. 1 in well maxttairled mature quiet Dullding. On site management 534 MARY ST E WHITBY For appt to view call 666-2450 WESTSHORE, main door of 3 bedroom bungalow. central air, hardwood floors, close to Go and amenities. Available Dec. I. Call 655-4693 $995 plus ubldies WHITBY- ONE bedroom apartment available Dec 1, $575/month includes heat iS parking for t car. Call 905-430.0959. WHITBY ONE BED. ROOM loft. $595 inclusive Also 2 bedroom $815 in- clusive No pets Parking Jan. ISL (416) 699-5287 WHITBY 2 -bedroom. $550. 2nd door 3 -bedroom, 5650, main floor. Utilities extra Spacious 3 bright, 2 - car parking, backyard. close to all Available now. 666-4950.420-9477 WHY •ar.t whar yr,; .a.. C.vr y,,,,r Owr. home for less than you Irmo" Can Dave HaylOrk Sal-, Rap Re. Max SJ'-" Realty 11991, ted f305i 668-3800 or 905;566-321' YORK ST.. Bnghl base - mer • • -:.d ,om In home fridge. stove, yard par. -, 5595 �rclusive Realty P--, M,m• 433-0270 9 5pm H Houses For Rent WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME! a:nlprr': In `IO Jowncayme^to Call Me 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley _- Ex^_w geairy 'ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES WHY RENT'" BUY' Nr )Cwt :.d,-elt No probrerr• -et me show you how Mort pay S -X 0 A C Cad Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep. Remax Accord Realty Ltd. 576-3111 3 BEDROOM on quiet Street Near Oshawa Den ter En suite cam, des. laundry, parking, fenced backyard $795 + utilities Available Dec 15 Call 905- 571-5320 4 BEDROOM. garage. 1 112 baths. 2 walkouts, court location, North-East Osha. wa. 4 appliances, $900 per mo , utilities Jan Ist, 725-1750 AJAX, Clean 3 bedroom semi detached, newer broadloom, fridge a stove. Immediate possession, no pets. $1050/mo. plus ubll- lles.905-683-8661 AVAILABLE m Oshawa. lovely, clean 3+1 -bedroom bungalow, c/w finished basement. built-in ap- pliances. central au/vac. References required, $105a'month+utllities 1 s last. Call 905-571-2102 al- ter 5pm COUNTRY LIVING - In the hills lust north of Co- bourg. Ranch style bunga- low 3 bedrooms, den with fireplace, huge family room with woodstove Nice size lot backs onto woods. Pub- lic school steps away. Available Dec 1st $850 + uhhies Call after 5pm 905- 342-2654 $1 - IA Absolute Affordable' WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE' WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME!! Mortgage payments 3 Bedroom Semi 31179/ month 3 Bedroom bungalow 37.149/ month 3 Bedroom Ir Fxcc 3969/month No down payment? Bad Credit? Bankrupt) Call Me! 1900571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep Sunon (4oup L.ucl Realty Inc COURTICE 3 bedroom cungalow newly •enovar ed. available Immediately one ace Call Mina 905. 4276277 :zFRO nnWNn r_r. , as, 'D.r- n, a -,,he ca cost less rman rent For d tats call Budget Greenla $ales Rep COtdwell Ban's COURTICE. 3 bedroom er P M R 728 '069 E"' house garage 5"drng door 318 lla:k Out to fenced yard err wr -... .I - S' 0Gc mOnth plus otii,ues g Housing first and last. rat required Wanted ;9051987.391 t tau stifle 5 ast Ava,iabre Dec 'sf FIRST TIME BUYERS X)5-579.9956 days Osr avis �a^ , bud•_r'- AVAILABLE NOW a Dec 1300 s; M ,m.e r great aghbou^boil Pale ga ,ge sled Immed ate o_ Cupanc, 905-7283456 FOR RENT Irmed.a;eii ..,e . --^'ria 4. beet. rngm, a 'amity rodm OOsq h 200 San. Coumce 150.uhkhe5 half hyd,0 %-15579-6,345 call Ka• T r Tracey WHITBY - FOUR ,ed .tins -rJ _,.lull WANTED HOUSE TO RENT Two pr-feSSIGra, couples IOOK:rg 1p Share house 'iced a fenced back /aril double dnve must allow a medium sized dog $ :at 'Ne nave all appliances Peferences available '.goon -nipct SOUTH AJAX clean bright accommodation, full use of house, including kitchen and laundry. $350i mo or S85/week Call Ker 905-428-3225 / Shared Amomodation HE OSHAWA Large pri- vate room Cacle TV phone and parking Free to use all facilities in furnished -Ouse Students welcome tames on weekends Sao weekly Can 721 -';2 n NORTH risnawa 1Llet 3 e- targe apt 5250 per ", morin all inclusive Please eave message 57'-4798 ROOMMATE WANTED -a e 's eferaby w~ok r same ro share a sora Oernccm none r Cour"ce me !,ate occupancy aiallable SS5c nOus:ve Please call 427 527:' Condomlmums For Rent WHITBY. ., u.-,Jr•,or• D -` > _ I' .m "ndge stave wd5rer drye' fir, x "sa ,- P'.SSldnd ✓bled Garderrarea 579` Ava.. able Jan 68 r Office 8 Retail Space :anted available Jar•, ' TOWnhof`j '997 S1'50 per month / For Rent Fre AWA a Months all 415 947 4736 9 5 Free Rent • . , . m 905-4, 02.4 atter 6 LARGE 3 BEDROOM SOUTH OSHAWA 3 m, South Oshawa .,cs,. err wr -... .I - schools and snopping t0 scnOc s and srocc,ng '82l` plus u4bries 721 - S898•mr all rclusive P rst 2'a, ahw 5 p m ast Ava,iabre Dec 'sf LAWRENCE KINGSTON X)5-579.9956 days RG A••-, • ." 'e^ovated AVAILABLE NOW a Dec 7":ngalow ^fain Moor 2 1 ..-;e ' _r. ., r w arge bedrooms a catr ruse -evt.a deco, 4 coin win%*r,ng .,_ m apps 1 1 2 patrs Dase- r ."rr• Large 'lot Carper '^err b garage K.^, a �•c ace Ad,acent to Msr Tc.-- 1,.a Sll ungs,de mall a -ill P`� a 9C5 -21 92' 3 -arge storage shed! No NORTH OSHAWA. 3 logs. 'ton -smokes pre. n.,,. ._ . _�... _...^, 'erred 'sXAast S,'`_-, �nclu towrrouse5 m well ma n Sive Availaae now 905- laine' tamely :nmplex 4273720 FreSn, v decaater. wf- NORTH Oshawa ? bed Fng stove. C•,se to all cu' gu w nice amenines Starting at -'.",gnbcrhood par.-, left $738 montr Avail Jan 15 2 no pets, apc, a^ .es and after Or site Ml or $90C inclusive Available 'ice Call 9C5 '29-37--' .Jar. st Cao 579-91,33 OSHAWA Wilson. Aide aide -� , .xm main !torr, ^_f hOu�• $85C-Ilkhes A.so 1 bedroom S60C .n -Call 905430- 8732 905-432.3967 PICKERING Business/ Drcfell. gra. -age-._c�C,e mare Deat,htul. 4bed- roOom home with •nature businessman garage pit vale lounge. S75C month nctusive e'eer,ces venmgs 1,905 509-004C .:ads 14167286-O8OC PICKERING Gc'gecus 3 Dedc:c :rtached large K %tenor new broadloom app' ances 3 washrcoms garage $995 per mo plus .slides Ava.iable Dec 683-%29 SEMI DETACHED 2 bed room house for rent 5725 Plus utilities call 905434 24C7 SIDESPLIT with attached garage. MF Fam Rm. 3 brs. Fin RR + FP IG pool. LR. DR . Ige kit S1.045+uh"- ties Call Career Real Es tate Services 905723- 6918 Avail Dec 15 or later SPACIOUS excellent two bedroom residential Osha- wa bungalow, new carpet dining room, fireplace. bathroom Wskytight. 1.2 basement with extra fin- iShed room, laundry room win washer/dryer Only quiet, responsible couple need apply $760 plus utfll- hes.579-9967 TWO BEDROOM farm- house In Bowmanvdle. South of Hwy 2. close to 401 $79'5 per Into plus util- ities Firsillast. Available immediately 666-6858 WHITBY, HenryiBurns. detached 3 bedroom and In law suite. bungalow. In quiet area close to schools. shopping, Go 2 baths. 4 appliances. large yard. parking.a(c. avail Dec 15. $1201)!mo plus utilities. First/last req. references Call Barb, (416) 266-7398 Of (905) 831-2972 WHITBY. Detached North central. New. Schools Beautiful trees Fenced 3 - bedroom Deck Available Jan 1st5th $1050 2 yea, no rent Increase 655-4682 evenings PICKERING - a _ ver DO!' ' c.•groor' -Ouse, close !c Schools S Shopping. 5894 pluS utLII- ties First a ast avail Dec ' 305-8349.x46 ' Rooms for Rent ALTONA R07Sheppard ( :. ,-ed '-- malwe,empioyad persor n Oean:gwet adult home Parting. )vis snare Seca rate ^en.bamrooms .2 oMers r Relerences $95 week 9135,509 2459 Even S NEWLY -DECORATED .- s^ed '�Om f:,r ,lean, Quiet person Cook;-; near "xis. close to Dur^ar^ Cot lege S250 and ..c monthly Call ,905, 7284845 or 905i 728-0484 : sq 2nd n, SSSC 600, sO -a,, SSCC 25C sq ^fain S35C SCO 2nd fir S500 '.200 sq " 2nd 'loo, Can 434244' Or 5554.32 OFFICE SPACE ease 4--t',, - rear 1JOwr17w1 n,,'d ort -.el •Tal 'eN40naI ^earls Plerry was.^ •door AdT es nC!ud -1 Ava,laae Dec 1st For ,nformatior please call 905- 66:-3833 -- India 'a' a Units 2 INDUS I RIALRE TAIL uvc sq•t each prime Oshawa C; ca Close to 40' '2x•2 over"earl doors. $3 75 -sq" ' N Call 9C5579 5909 ^,grts 3,`.5 4334'0' lays INDUSTRIAL UNITS r i rew r -:a- 1937 SiE8 so n _ 1'ce warehousng 5325 sq !t ,rl Call 905 5-9.5,3•' air ler 5 on, 9C5 436 -348 - NEAR Oshawa Center a - - N. park. ,,;cities wasn- 100n1s a" J,r :Ompressor 'nciuded Idem to, work st`OC S45C me Also park ng !Or ,.ck .!r, hyd•. ava,ab,e 'imp, ete,y sewed 4. wear^e^.ed storage name' So - Cal 905 E,Ml Townhouses' Townhouses / For Rent For Rent AVAII,ABLE DECEMBER 1ST TO MID FEBRUARY FAMILY COMMUNITY MONARCH MEWS. POST HILL 2h4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES RENTS RANGING FROM 1841 TO'962 PER NO. PLUS UTILITIES NO SUBSIDIES AVAU Awry E CLOSE TO SCHOOLS. SHOPPING AND TRANSIT PLEASE CALL MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. (903) 683-9269 FOR RENT 1011 SINCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included t Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 U PAGE 32 -TOE NEWS ADVF RTISER FlUDAY, NOVEMBER 29,19% p M11 W Homes P M11 Prlvak Homes Personals For Sale For Sale G - t•Irk � � � 1633 HOLLYHEDGE DR. PICKERING 1.900 sq. R . 3 bedroom. 2 1 2 baths. large family rrn.. walkout basement. many upgrades. 4 appliances. beautiful decor. 181-K Ron Cochrane 915-686-1398 Floridaommercial Vac. Rentals WA Property CLEARWATER AREA. _ Dedroo^ •-w^^Dose ;-, lacuzz . BBO private yard available raw For into and toview photos 686-9846 c, 5-9-3-88 CLEARWATER 3betl roc^ : c � cermarer• hOrties� heated pools hot tub. ^•,wtes q beaches. blue Jay basebalNHL Hockey NFL Footba, & horse &clog -acks Child •er weceme photos Show -S275 til905 6, -55C? CUBAN Accommoda I ens . - . a.e 'toms hot .are,. a r cor S'S lady Car 905-5-•_464 more detais PORT CHARLOTTE y tum,shed 2 bdtm •some nea• a' ame-1,es BBC caD'e private yard avai able ont) tc•Jar '9' 5800 US mo acs Lill pets 905668 2883 - gate Homes E17C For Sale "BONDS" 'FLORIDA Va_ i, ' Kass ^3e- a,, • nor•r �r c_ oe sac 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms ga•age waxes• t•pm d, n'ng•oom ._ a•ge fenced yard shed •.nished base merit gas I replac•Oumace GA d's),il r $15, 90C 25 A,ar Court Couo ce 1905436 "1 - RETAIL 1 - BOWMANVILLE spa RETAIL PLACE ocated 0•- ^,.Sr K ^C " ^ Bow, manville Ve'yh"' traffic volume. bot, vel�,ce and pedestrian Stable lenants with good escalation or re rewas For comp'e!e de tails and 'nicr-a•,cr' pack age cal George Cordena Assoc 6,0 4, e1 905 57• 6288 Tcro-r-ire 905- 683 93" or can Ke„ Pet - e•s Saes Rec ?"` 57' 6207 Centra Cammercia, Rea Estate Inc Vacation P7MProperties CLEARWATER 2 bed -,1m c , ,a— y park -eated pools hot tun —mutes !o beaches. sleeps 6 More ,rlormahor ava,, able S2-5 week , 905- 434-' 84 Money to Lend OBTAINING A .OAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS bungalow • Mortgages. semi on ext•a deep tented ' • Insurance lot double Raved drive. cid" to schools FAG ex tress, quick cos ng MORTGAGES Good $122 90C 905 F23607' Dal and .. , C.-anc-ng to, CLEARANCE twc new any Purposerates f•or, ser„$ _ �•^e $260C 595% All apr,.cations ac mol expenses S'636. cepted Comm„^^v Finan mo inUud'ng mortgage c4' Services 668-6805 heal ^ydreinsurance tax es 573 DOC buys born andI Business m assue ow mctgage pportunities ;Strip comrnercu zoned io: .l house ane good ten ant S85 DOC ,;B.•n9aiow 5 f years old wit• two units �, S350 rmo Income Live Y- mar floor tot only S65C NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED mG $119000) Cal! 432- 6465 EXECUTIVE HOME in - w..umwrcnw �.. . Fvo p•esoge area of Wcitby w•i 2,650 sq h . 4 bedrooms 3 CALL 24 HOURS bathrooms central vac and 416 208-3167 central air. a-, cleaner. heated ,r ground poo, fire place. fully fenced and BANKRUPTCY IS NOT landscaped backyard Ask NECESSARY” RIG embar- ing rassing Intervieiir Get your- 5256.900 Cal: 430- self out of dept Just listen 3548 to arrange a viewing and take notes Flat rate Serious otters only No S1999 Call Debt Master agents anytxne 1-900-677-6529 OPEN HOUSE - Sun BUSINESS OPPORTUNI- Dec 1st d Sat Dec 7th. 2- TY, Earn income while en- " Rossland & Thornton. hanang own life and chat of Follow signs 891 Mount others No MLM- no selling. Allan Are. Executive Home For into call Murray 725- $197.500. Call 436.6039 0627 OSHAWA - 3 bedroom VARIETY STORE Whitby home for sate or rent. gas $7,500 plus sales per beating, walkout to large week. Lotto 649. $59 K. fenced yard. RosslandiVii plus inventory. Good lease son area, $119.900 Call 1-- 15,11516-8064 (905) 571-6685 WOW!!! 5109,1105.Love- I Pers finals ly detached bungalow, large detached garage.' large lot. superb area with 5% down, will carry for BORED ONTARIO $740!/month including tax- HOUSEWIVES - names & es Ted Houghton, Sutton private phone numbers. 1 - classic 905.430-9000 900-451-3638 ext 704, S3.29/mn must be 18 T_ SELLIT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 tone CHEATING WIVES ONTARIO PHONE NUMBERS 1-900 451. 5566 ext. 253 $3.49/min touch one. 18 plus DOMINATION Available -666-5285. EVANLY RAYS .Police use us. Rated 01. Solutions on Career, Relationships. Health.Love 52.99/minute 18+ 1-900-451-4055 Now Hiring 19+ We have the most classy, female escorts in the Durham area. Competitive rates, out calls only. Discretion assured. Call 571-7460 off N Personals PSYCHIC Palm &Tarot. Call Terry (905)831-4368 STRESSED? DE PRESSED^ Metaphysical Advisors have answers 247 Call 1900-451.3555. ext 4972 $3 99:mn 18+ Procan Co 602954 4720 TROPICAL DELIGHT i22! !ci s!•ess rel,el Call me at 666-5285. anytime' Business Companions • Personals • EASTSIDE CONNEC TIONS DATELINE - Free to call to place your ad, no charges for ladies, no Phone bill charges. 905- 430-7060 GENTLEMAN WISHING ro meet a Lady 38-52 for companionship Sense of humor a must) Serious calls only Call Dave (905576- 1 122 between 3p m -8p m Please read you. classified adon the firs day of ge ublication as we cannot responsible fog more than one insertion it the event of an error. FOCUS ON -BUS SS dverlisin A11 eature 9,I DURHAM «•INDO«•S & DOORS Casement (905) 579-2222 HUNG Comr',e,a `-,�.....--- TILT -ACTION Vinyl Vii & Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY & BOW WINDOWS • NSURANCE CLAIMS VATIC DOORS TORM DOORS `.EV, �ONSTRUC T !ON WAvNc -L•-Z- `rSCN ver o:.r 579-2222 • �4 y Ba.sket.�; and ,hr:e C'hristmas Sale Open House SaturdaN. 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"( rafted with care for a lasting Slticerel\ fours Baskets ± 1.1nc (jifts offers gift haskcis for ..tsions, ,1hrlcllc Manski has created a ries, perfect for those who find it t -d :housing the right gift. Iler ,kct creations pro)ide the perfect lutlon to this constant problem. Ordering a gift basket is as easy. Just :k up your phone to call I i% ,`1-6450I fam S' 39-7.3_' I ) an order from the .t \ r 1 1 t r �r -,-mfurl of your home or office.l.racr :lie running around to them. Gabrielle Manski has created a business perfect for those who find it hard choosing the right gift. I here are haskel, fur hirthdays, new h,ihies. Acddin,,%, anni)ersaric. herea%ement. thank you's. Therc are fruit hasli gourmet luod baskets, children's haskel, and hath basket,. The list goes on... Vsu during the Christmas season Gabrielle is offering sand\ and nut tra}s. Her colour hrochure highlights the many different basket, to choose from and this ('hristmas she has a brochure featuring wonderful selections fur the yuletide season. Also a\allahle are custom floral pieces using dried and Ireeie dried tlowers. "Wee spcciali/e In custom basket, designed w sour individual requirements," saiis Gahrielle. "All of the haskel, incorporate fine quality ingredients creatively with an interesting attractive container enhanced with ribbon, florals and coordinating cello. They are also custom made on , the premises" Gabrielle attends many trade shows and food fairs looking for new award winning gourmet foods and other high quality ingredients that are both interesting and keep up with customer trends. Mylex and latex balloons as well as occasion cards are also available in a variety of special themes. She uses a variety of interesting containers as well as high quality baskets. Many of the things are not only beautiful but are useful so they will last for a long time to come. When placing an order give the full name, address and phone number of the recipient. They will arrange delivery and confirm the address of the recipient with the first call. After the basket has been delivered, a second call is made to ensure the arrangement has arri,6ed in good Order. Dchvery is available across North America by courier. Rates are available upon request. Samc day service is Mailable in Durham and the greater Mein area fur orders placed by 10:30 a.m. Pick up orders can also he made. Custurn orders will receive a 35mm photo til the order because main customers appreciate know Ing what they sent a friend or relative. Besides individual clients. Sincerely Yours also scr%cs corporate clients such as hank,, law offices. retail, manufacturing and real csl;lle companies. **We oiler a private A consultation for our corporate IrMcustomers In order to creale a gift haskel that reflects their corporate image," says SE Gahrielle. "In addition to gift baskets, quality crystal, silver and collectibles are 7THavailable for special events such as retirement, promotion, employee appreciation and the closing of deals" Sincerely Yours is located at 1220 Rigby Dr. in Pickering off Liverpool Rd. north of Finch. Business hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. During Christmas they're open on Saturdays. Orders can be made by calling (905) 839- 6450 or fax (905) 839-7421 and you can pay for your purchase by Visa, Mastercard or cash. They'll also be happy to mail you information about their many selections. **Don't miss the Christmas Open House on Saturday Dec. 7th from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.** - --v Tenders • ' Tenders MrEven:tgs omiComing Co • 11 EventsE • s vents The Durham Region Roman s (•atholic Separate School Board . has Three (3) Portable Classrooms for Sale by'render Packages of the leans and conditions for this sale by Tender are available 11i,nday. December 2. 1996 from the purchasing Services I)epamnent at 650 kossland Road West. Oshawa. Ontario I I1 7C4 \!cuing of these three Portable ('lassnn nIs is scheduled for the ilwrnoon of -Tuesday, I)Lcenlher 3. 1996 I, ;Ippointinent only. I i r more information please contact the I'ur,:hasing Department at the ahove I Ire,, or (905) 576-6707 ext 206. ,,.,led Rids are to he returned by n,kn. Dcccnlher 6. 194)6 by 3 30 p hits I he attention of. K. Kortckaas. B.A. isupvn icor of Purchasing Services 6:(1 Rossland Road West (hhavca, (Ontario 1.1.17('4 L- ni.- , 'I- Sale nl P-t.,hic CI...nam.'. ' Deaths ' Deaths - avah Elizabeth L,3x on Tuesday November 26, 1996 In her 88th .-ar Sadly missed by her Cousins Ann Beane. Mane Io els Sister Mary Norman 'Nan' , and Kathleen -d John Kiczera and family, all of Flint Michigan ear fnend of Gale MacDonald. Tara and Trevor icDcnald. Vi Platt. and Von MacDonald and family of A,ax Ontario Fondly remembered by all her -mlv in Ontario. Michigan and England Miss Murphy i predeceased by her parents Terence and Cather- - Murphy. Brother Terence. and sisters Mary ."o ,' Donnelly. Catherine 'Cath' Nolan Nancy Anne' Clarke and Marguerite 'Peppy' Murphy Fu- -�ral Mass and Interment on Saturday November 30. ?96 .n Flint. Michigan Arrangements entrusted to e McEachnie Funeral Home. 905-428-8x88 The Teen Challeng outreach tea e 11 IFq y From lives of desperation and despair... ...to dynamic testimonies of Hear them at: God's delivering power ft;St f•Alk sf•.KL•\I h1' GROI_I' Q �( Fndap Novcmhcr_ )th Group m ti I )11 n nl -12 ACP:wwy w causal of Scn;x 1 7nahs IL stt� rccovrn' mc•rtir� Per, fr, u!/ u ho .stru,rri;le a Ili) FRIDAY MCHT$ yt:00 r tiro ritaints a� drugs. • foraue rmo.cy proll for Drat h Alcohol Abuse ,rlt�,hr,! nr arty r/t(u•rIr/rrrt p COMPARE US TO BELL PRICES ,?,hal and small bus, •es; packs nstaued -v -,d re0alrer. FREE ESTIMATES A a G SERVICES (905 I -..c rc. .t-, rrlr,m Rr ;,r.; •, Ak du i Ah., • Z Personals Personals • ' Personals Don't We do not use ■plow on Your dnrinil Personal Prayer To The St. Jude THANKS TO ST. JUDE and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours received. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored glorified loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude. worker ,J miracles. pray for us. St. Jude. helper 5f the sick. pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days. This prayer has never failed. and your prayers will be answered. publication rust be promised. ■ a By The Tail A.K. Iger Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your con- venience even' Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683 -0 -0 - Finding tht• right F„•t toultl ht� as easy a. pit 1, Ing tib vtntr nt•vv.F-apt•r «lth huntlrt-d, „t li'ting, talk, th,• cla..Iht tl ati, arra grt•ot vvay' it, tinti tht- F,•rt,•, t Ft•t h,r vnur p, -r. n.IGty- Firld pk-t, with p,•tligrt•t•, a. 1„ng a-1 vour arm. (,r mttt•tl hrt•t,dl vi,•ith n,ithing but ht -art it', ,I] ri)4ht tht•rt• ,n th,• r1.1"ItIod ad. CALL CLASSIFIED 683-0707 FAX: 579-2238 OR TOR. 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Specializing in custom �)Fnes. additions, reno- �at-ons, rec rooms and casement apartments. Residential and com• eraai Serving Durham Rrg,on for over 15 yrs. flee consultation. Call Jeff 905.434.3604 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 RENOVATIONS BY W.LEAVER Additions second finished bsmts . bath- rooms, decks the & wood floors. doors & windows. guaranteed and reliable call Walter (905)428-2145 SIGON Construction Ltd serving Durham Region for 19 yrs. Additions. sundecks, patio doors, windows! ” rec-rooms, flagstone, free esti- mates. 905.576-5760 T.E. Home Improvements. Specializing in roofing, sid- ing, soffit, eaves trough, window & doors. Please call Tom 579-3760, leave message. T-B-Rrs Cus"m CARPENTKY til CONTRACTING For all your needs in the home including -additions, bsmis, decks, fencing, cabinets, porch en- closures, tiling, drywall, taping, painting, shelving units, bars, Etc. Terry for estimate: 4LIl,"118i Fe' Roofing A A C ROOFING, shin- gling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guaranteed. Free esti- mates. Call Andrew at (905)%28-870,4. ALVIN SAMEDAY PLUMBING Oumbe• ^c _10 too small, no job too big Complete Renovation Free este mates. great paces. guar anteed lowest 905. 125- 2507 or r 800-340-0058 DOUG CLARK PLUIl ING, L versed and •- s„•ed repairs and artera !ions, new bathrooms and renovations. pump sales and service free estimates. 686-5172. 24 hrs ' Painting & • Decorating TMS PAINTING 8 DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 80MMoving3 Storage AJAX Moving systems full services• moves, ap- pliance and piano special- ists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99, and up. Call for infor- mation, 725-0005 or 427-0005 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big _ • ;-e - price mem am Free estimates, seniors discount snort no - ace moves Aop,ances moved. also storage space ava"able ComparaD.e rates Caa 432.2850. MEN VVTM LARGE TRUCK WIII do household moves, residential. commercial. All types of moves. Calf Carl or Jane 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartments. of- fices. Appliances antl Piano 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 monm!i! Experienced Cross flowers Bargain rales, homes. offices, apt., etc Piano moving. Packing available. 423-02397 ))) 286-5513 ) 839.6339 • ' Flooring, • Carpeting CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretctung, our SpeCldhly Free estimates. D a N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987-1800 • House • Cleaning BBS HOME cleaning service Weekly / dwiaekly, bonded and experienced, all supplies provided. Free esti mates call. 905.404- 0087 CLEANING By Angel. Christmas & Seniors rates 686-1231 Relax and LET US CLEAN for you. Professional house cleaning service WEEKLY • BI -WEEKLY ' OCCASIONALLY Phone (905) 683-9719 Thinking of having a Christmas or New Years party this season? No time to clan? Let Wizard's Touch take the stress out of Christmas entertaining by providing proliessional, experienced home Meaning services to your household! COX discourut for first Otne customers UW sfat!eial Cfuistrnais gift certlfieaees BValtaaE• • weekly, bi-rnonntly, ntorMhlr • A1ove4ns dr move -oafs =tree estirruetes! • Fully Insured -affordable pricing!!! W04RD'S TOUCH • . HOPE CLEANING SERVICES - (90539 -7703 "S•rvrny DINfltnila iirlldt A•gorts/- _' HOUSE CLEANING by Lorie Special Rates for Weekly /Biweekly from $ 45. 416-703-3027._ • , snow • Removal THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, lY()VF;MB!•:It 29, 1"6 -NAGE 33 go clear walkways, tirtieways and r'iuniOpd� WdikS flEflSONRBIE flRTES 404.0602 for a tree estimate MERRY CHRISTMAS DAD. lest Ya. -a . ,..dr ry,M TOO CVr-N'.. 'e5,1ert:ai snow -teasnq YO p,CwS ..rpnyngiy ,nQrpQr. +e F-ee esnmates Pay as you go Cdr.:t" anytime 6t36-1436 SiStB DRIVING SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A .o •4less- ^s 3f`.'esi _ _-?ssans 5151, •-�,i Course 5259 - _ , .: ar^_ .T P ort (416)287-3060 roo Party • • Business Services • Services MAGICIAN. _!owr mends eady tc es- te^,air br arty age. Ary occasion 9irndays. ho- motions,operungs.fund raisers Magic snows are tun' Lettuce help. 839•7 057 or 728.8334 RAuff tfYAPi7l'S WORK Doing Magic For Chddrens Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magici • Driving • $CI100IS DRIVING SCHOOL CHRISTMAS a NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL 4 Day Driving Course $279 Dec. 21 - 24. Jan 2 5 Also regular courses offered 428.1717 Courses appro ved by MTO/OSUCPDEA - 0-r^Cutenled aCCounting & 'ax seN,ce for small business prcvided by a pro- 'essionai accountant Monthly. quarterly or year. viincludes tiling all govern - meat !ohms Judy Kuksis CGA 905-420-20 el Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be respon- sible for more than one inser- tion in the event of an error. T RAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1496 • • , • • Alxlollrlctfnttlts r-. • , Amg mments • • ' MnoulolfntYrls Selling Something? EE 2, EASY WAYS 0, •.11ial 101MIJ ,401I -HERE'S ""W IT WORKS - 1 )Our IO aei i, lnihli<11e(t lin ; (unse(uU\e ela\s 2. "111(2 rate• is hase•(i (nl tile highest prict.-d ite'rtt in the ad. $00 -$99 .... ...........................$5 + GST S100- S 199`') ......................... $9 + GST S200- S 199"" ......................... S19 + GST ,S300 - S399 ............................. $ 29 + GST $400 - S499'".........................S39 + GST 77)csc adN clic llul witl N(lcllllnllal we /pol iOc cats; 3 TO '.,-()LI an idea. Check this example RAV;F & re•fri orator Only� 2 v(ars ()Id- 30" ScIt clean $200. 2010 CLIJI II'O<t lree S3_'; lul' lhIS cell leold(l h(' ti'() (,,S7* b(1s('(l oil t,)'5 fi )' the, 1'('/77,IYliti)' \C FFK FhFF WITIF- 1 i) .\I:II(:LF, a .\l r( )plc )IiILF� 1:0K ONLY $83+ GST News Advertiser sm 683-0707 P`SR[1-ID � IRY TALE � QCT-� �I A Find Transportation You Can Rely On Four out of five mice agree that the classified ads are the right place to find just the right coach -and -six for the job. at a price that won't have you looking for a fairy godmother. Trust the classified ads for your car shopping needs. Because being stranded at midnight can be an unsettling experience. CALL CLASSIFIED 683-0707 FAX: 579-2238 OR TOR. UNE 798-7672 News Advertiseitd ,j.. Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7 Sunday: 10:15 - Sunday School 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service 7:00 Evening Fellowship Wednesday: 7:30 Bible Study Bible Club for Children & Youth Worship With Us Every Sunday 428-6102 ANBEIRIJEA PREWYrBWW CHURCH "The Family Church" 1820 Whites Rd. N. Moderator Tamiko Corbett visits us on Sunday, Dec. 8, 11 a.m. F4 -,v D,. Morey M :chell 839-1383 Sunday Services 6 School 11 a.m. Durham Christian Fellowship Peop e are :mper:ant - Sunday. Ser- ice 10:30 a.m. Village C'ommunit% ('entre 5hcr-�tiuuJ RJ. L Pi,:kcrinuz aN. Ont. Pastor: 1)ennix Penner 1905 t S39-5458 a ' a o �- i� a 1 0 0 �00 d Q� KQ lq r ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE FAMILY WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. Sunday School Supervised Nursery Family Fellowship 9:30 a.m. REV. KEN ROWLAND gla 683-7311 EVERYONE WELCOME (:IILTK(:II Oh (;IIKIti"1' t.P.I)AR S-1'.. AJAX. 683-2•a 7 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11 :00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M. Watch "Key to the Kingdom- Thurs. morning, la.m. Vision T.V. Cable 24 Free Bible Study Course 001 , W()rslii1-) Special Yagc «-ill run Dccemhrr 20. TO get N.0Lir spiucial scrN iccs advc rtlsc d, call lanicc at 684i-0-0 4i-0-0 FJ�CIAL 8 �RGA�NS gpVERTISIPJG F�--YERS IN 70DAy, S News Advertiser FRI►, N0V. 29,1996 News Advertiser ' A.shbrooks Ajax'Pick ' (Audian Tire Ajax%Pick 'Future Shop Ajax/Pick 'H& Ref inion Unisex Pick. ' io ' Michaele II ' Nm Homes Ai x/Pick �\ , ■Z a ' a o �- i� a 1 0 0 �00 d Q� KQ lq r ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. 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I'm no. est and caring with a big heart Eppy sports. _owes, music. reading, long walks. and more. Looking for an active, honest. mielllgenl. and down to earth male with a good sense of humor Single fathers welcome No smokers please BOX 14%5 GRACIOUS LADY Pehle blonde 11 m,al,' ,,vtjoys dancing, traveling, d%rig, romantic evenng5, and more Lookln, lot a tall rgerntleman 49 to 53 b, fnend%hep BOX 17315 BIG IS BEAUTIFUL Single nruT, lc. •,,., .king In- gle male to eojrfy life with Ilk, the outdoors. music and Inver 10 dance. non smoky.,n e lathers welcome -BOX ,1rigl JUST BEING MYSELF Petite lady, :arty ',,., enifrys b,kng, hiking. lancing, skiing and marry other Interests. hon est. %Ince,,. tn„t-)P-thy Seelinq gentleman with simi- lar pretests. Honesty are trust a most Sopa) drnk,•r "Y and non smoker BOX 2 32' I SEEKING SPECIAL MALE B.,•nwer 41 and 5:3 MIt, honest, nonsmoker Caring, parent, romantic, rias good sense of humor, and wants to Seel needed Enjoys country tock must. dancing, out doors, nature I live In Colebrook Mret me Over kulen to see I we are rompat OW Bob dib. with 15 year old daughter would you Please Phone back", you phone number did nX record BOX 23188 BIG IS BEAUTIFUL /6 Yaa, X1,1 ,I r•Ir• mOttler ar',joys dancnW. walknq aM enjoying life to the tunest Looking fir a single. fnconi mhOUS n-laie who %hares Similar interests, Single tames wei- come BOX 13441 FRIENDSHIP FIRST Ar,*I-- 11, year rid k:rnaie. 5"4- with bo -de hyo Enloe, music. (lancw,g, the oulduors. movies AM retailing at home Look,n, kir at, attractive. in gle wrote. 35 to 45. who ,s a dial %cooker with smiar rifer Posts ID, men dsn,p BOX 15897 LETS TALK Kind I— , ,arm, qutel, ntellectual, pleasant, non sm oknq lemale. 24, enjoys shmulehng Corwemalson. wak%. dancing. music, read - ng, pets and organsrahon Seeks ,kykn to earth, nteSk- gent, caring. loving sincere mile. 24 to 31. with similar Interests BOX 23210 DISCREET ENCOUNTERS Wr, are A sxa,re end iyean Coupe n our :f0 s Seeking other Anractrve COupfes lo, disc,. encounlet, AN calls rreturned. BOX 19807 LOVELY LADY Single white Iernake, late 30's. 54',phys.;AIN ht, with one Child. Itke% outdoor actrntres, animals, old cars and antiques Trustworthy. loyal, and sincere Fnendsh,p first, possible relationsn,p BOX 31765 SOUND GOOD TO YOU? Manned couple seeking a Bs male over 40 Want someone who likes to party and have Ion! BOX 19784 LETS TALK 30 year old female seeking 1liscrete companionship with a male who may be missing something n his marriage. Discretion a must. BOX 31761 CALL SOON, GUYS Single while female. 21, enjoys gong out Ior walks. our to mores. playing games, carldiekght dimers and going out to Bingo. Seekng an attractive male, 21 to 25. who swilloys the same nletests as me. It that is you. call me ASAP. BCD( 23157 SINGLE SELF EMPLOYED Red haired. green well wormian loves outdoors, danc- ing, f"ne. Seeking single male, 38 to 46. BOX 23153 N COBOIIRG AREA 25 yew old, 55', 230 Pound single mom of two great Iuds. Howled, caring with a sense of humor. Loos 9 a single, fund, sensitive and hon, fist man. 25 to 40. who enjoys dddren. midsit% movies and quiet times at home. Occasional drinkers and unoke s are one. BOX 23148 EARLY X- MAS PRESENT It you stip believe in true love and happiness, then wthy wail until Christmas? Single mom. 35, employed, honest. roman- tic, loyal. looking for Mr. Right, 35 to 45, employed. true romantic. good sense of humor. BOX 23147 SEEKING SOULMATE Employed, single white female, 25, one black hair. slim. Looking bot an tndeperm- dent. sincere, tall, slink dark hawed male, 23 to 30, who wants a loving, committed relationshi BOX 23142 ,rHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAV, NOVEMBER 29.19% -PAGE 35 Ajax/Pickering :dews Advertiser •�RELIgurs FREE Personal Ad FREE Voiee Greeting ALIVE AND FUN IB year 1,111 !,male. S.S.. 1601t1s looking fur tun times 10 share with that special %0_ one Likes quiet nights , sturty,ng, going out non,,, in a wn'le 11) have some fun Appearance not important BOX 23140 ENJOYS SIMPLE LIFE Sinrgle 53. 5 11 r" perste. young at head. enpgs nub tyx,rs country and 50'S mush;, drnmo and dancing. so PaW Ing, with gond sense of humor Look Inc vnrer, relahom%Np N„ head games BOX 23139 BOWLING ANYONE' L, )6,-; fr wnitr m.lr 40 and 4S Must love rnddren, enjoy meeting -,ther people. 1% canng. easy going and honest and also love to bow I am 5 6. 1251bs. shoe r4ort je hair hares eyes. BOX 23134 LOVING CARING NATURE 65 year Md uranacner, white kemaw, convdered attractive and IrUstwiirthy Seekng hon esl and 6t,nd white-,xrwer with a povhw %tkinh good sense of humor, a ward %now and who ,% Prwndly but not a I'll Reay it you haw the Same ume,ests BOX 23'11) TRUE ROMANTIC Indop,M,•r, e4sygo,nq. own to earth, Pull figured woman Sri. locks; to, a husky se Ps,f ve_ non ,r• nikin mak' Mth a good Sense "f humor My any nl,rests flcklde rnmanhc ever ings at horde. Animals mi,sk; and an FnemIlsh,p .Inst relahrinsn,p possible BOX 23130 BEDROOM EYES N,,r 1,ndy Crrwkr 1 -A,, dose. 33mother ri 0-71, ,nKN, wrirkln, tit walls "US,c-rmp,ng. :THOS wow 7 and oats nook, lir.d of Dar scene, outrag,_; % tial, Seeking A single man. 30.ism 10,s Pi wie PMalsonshro. who dares 11) er1ldoy, BOX 23'1.4 COMPANION WANTED Chv:rrr,: while lyr-.a r 38 with Children L-1,1111 -1, n,,j male ourno iron 37i ' - 42. to psxside relatloulsnp Sincerity and honesty A must non smoker. OCC,s,Onal drinker accepted EuPol LA.-, err, p,e Ierrea but nor rv,: %arv, if traveling IS diol in Issue BOX 23126 2ND TIME AROUND Ar.,.!,- vngk• our ,D• !..,We. U. king. naturally curly dark brown hair, brown ryes, 513' ,,,gel Look lrlig vx anctw rae white reale _V 1,. 42, orng. sensitive. no head games. romantic. Iwailove quiet evenngs at nume. longs leaks on the bead'. nril BOX 23122 BODACfOl1S BLONDE Sngle white lerlale 13 not Twiprgy. mitis, or 1 Ganite. enniyS camping, fishing. swimming. walks. music, and dancing. Tired of the tsar scene Have aojctne laugh. am spontaneous and easygo- ng Seeking single guy. 30- i5h, w,th similar Interests, for possible relahonsh,p BOX 23315 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. CALL ANYTIME! 22 year old male seeking a single white lemhale for Id6- Creel encounters Hope to hear from you soon. BOX 17559 HEART OF GOLD Down to earth 31 year old. 5'8', 217 pound single male with Drown hair and eyes. Enjoy With Mees at hone, music, woks on the Park. and more. Looking or a single lemale. 25 to 35. with smiar interests. BOX 15195 EMPLOYED MALE 510" male, blonde hair. blue eyes, physiscally M. 4wDa#Y secure good sense of h urs". single dad likes kr15. Camping• golfing, fishlin bowing. etc. Seeking temak who is urian- daty secure with same sister• ests.. BOX 21324 SOFT HEARTED GUY Single, wristlet male, 40; but looks younger• medium built, 59'. 165 IDs, non smoker Like watching movies. playing Looking pool, fishing, etc. Long for a non smoking. single white female, 25 to 40, sim to nhedi- Um built whh same interests. BOX 23276 LONELY OUTDODRSMAN Single woe mate. 40. tan. attractive, enatlonaty finan- coaly secure No dependents. Enjoy fishug. camping, snow• m obili g; very kryel, trustwor- thy, considerate. Seeking compatabif. anrecltve ferrnafe, yin to medum build for long term relationship. 3 BOX 23277 SINGLE WHITE MALE 54 years young wrP no dependents Enjoy ooa!ing. fish,nq, camping, dmmq out. dancing and quiet times Non smoker and non drinker Seeking female, medium build, employed and heanhy with sameinterests. 45 to 55 BOX 23278 LET'S HAVE FUN Spon, r,,ndel -i year ',k1 6 male Seekm, a female, 29 to 35for discreet meelin,gs II you re Intere,trd, a,ase lea,_ me a message All calls returned BOX 1/469 NEW TO THE AREA 2'1 yt•ar ,A I I,, urine dale, 58 aM 185 Pound, L-,, 1 in, a sngl, while or black ferrel,. 19 11) 25 who enjoys 50005. quiet vwnlnq at hrxne. _Owes, and rine dining If you might L: Inl_r %f -lel. waw me a message BOX 12rW9 STARTING OVER Enjoy ,L ,r', -,rises 'heatre. auto acing, and rtlorr I m sen emPlOyed, have lour grown Child— and own my 'iwn horn' in the country '/Piing to, a woman to shat' my i, ,:, gists with and 'n be a '''rid II You inn. ,", r,, 41 me hill give me a call Box 1587' TALL. PERSONABLE C..rr,. N,aw• r,.,. , at Dori ,err r r. s aq,• a o,d -",come nieenng yl,uhniul_ acty-rurous, warm lemma, lady BOX 13275 GOOD LOOKING G ".: ,,, . - ,'abkshed gentleman 52. new !u P,CkernQ area Seeking attract, w_ Cpnmun,Ul,w iaddy. 42 w 49, kr king term leiabon,m-o E,pv rte ski - Pace Hobbies are rearing, music. and nature BOX 31717 SINGLE MOMS PLEASE gentwrner.. w � 2- i Y itx ,rid cur a" De Cam ',eeking An attractive CIASSV adv. 25'n 17 in laugh with and to 1" kle to the limit ingemer BOX 3' 7'1fa EARLY CHRISTMAS GIFT , r. ..put... Gent male Enjoy aancing. Mr ng ref more Seek n, bxnase wish 9w same M„<!, BOX 15186 OUTGONG MALE Attract-, reCyear ik: 5 7- '5,0 pouts wkgle wn,1, ^law Enov workn'I out. spur!, allefrlaMe kn'.:. end Past cars -oohing for a supe while iermaie. 18 ”; 24 who Is anractrYe and chits k9IV M with vmwar wh'i'st% BOX 23271 CLASSICALLY YOURS Love- -army ,w'd vncere f9 year .,icd. 5 ! 1- meaK,m built mhaia Enjoy rea*nq. Classical masse, wnting. spore. meeting people s. Ahring. and more Lavkinq for A sage white lemaie. 35 to 5C BOX 237'4 SERIOUS NOUIRIES 38 years -1 Irv-,r.:ed while male. o and 245 Pounds Smuker and occasional drinker welcome Seeking serail.: 8 tc 38. for finendsnro and more Race is knr.lpa- tant BOX I P%5 THE OMEN Attractive 33 vear old single white male with a great sense of hums Enjoy dancing. pat lying, And more Looking to an artractr4e female br !nend- ship BOX 23268 VERY WARM AND CARING Single white male. 62 160. works, loves Io Cook and dean Looking for single white lenale. 30 to 48. Slim 10 medi- an buid, lot friendship or rela- tionship. you wM be happy. contented, lesith,i9 loved and wanted with me: lots and jots of wrarmrl and caring to give. BOX 31785 DISCRETION ASSUREDI! Single whore make. 29. 5'11'. 199 lbs. Looking br a female for a discreet relationship. BOX 12575 I KE THE OUTDOORS? Good looking while male, 32, S'8 lit. with decent personal- ty. I am honest, outgoing. employed and ;ponlanreous Seeking someone special 25 to 35. Smoke and social drinker. Single moms wel- come. BOX 12588 SERIOUS MAUI ES Employed. 6'1', 245 b, smok- mg, occasional drinking. divorced white male. 38: have dependents. Seeking a lemale 28 to 38 plus. for inferidslill relationship or more. Race Idnmportanl. BOX 17395 LETS CHAT SOON Seeks a single white lemake, 27 to 32, who is sincere, down to earth, skin, attractive, a non smoker and Childless. I am a 5'6', 165 b, stocky 49 yr old male who needs someone very special to spend tune with. BOX 17476 ATTRACTIVE MALE 32, 59, skm. W"g for skin, srigle white female. 25 0 35. for dancing. movies. and romantic evenings at home. BOX 31748 KIND HEARTED GUY WIWI- pine%„mn nnal ale my SO s. 5'S'. and 150 pounds Loving. Caring, and sincere Enjoy the outdoors. long walks. quiet times, and more Look,f,q for an attraclrve, sire female 40 to 48, wish similar Qualities. for a honest. serious. long term relationship. BOX 31792 NO SHORT CUTS 43 via, aid 5 9” 195 pound 'Ven minded white male Enjoy r_amang. homebact, -I ny. and more L x*,,q 1'., 1 wXnan. 30 to 44 for f" -,I' sn,P and more Social dnnkr•, and smoker BOX 31 791 EMPLOYED MALE An,ar;"•dr: 35 yea, 'i', male, 165 Prx,nrls. Siem. PnysiCally In with a good sense of humor Enjoy Chvidiren, animals, and more Looking lot an oulgrng krhale who K attractive and swillils doing act -hes as weal as Quiet evenings at home BOX 31790 FAITHFUL MALE 37 dear did. 57 vngne write male 'Cath Short Monde 'lair and bkp eyes Enjoy skin,. dining out. movies. aro -o Looking fo, a 4emaw for 1rwn1- %hiP hmf 13OX 12537 LOOKING FOR A FRIEND 24 yea' .,,: d. .- vnrye wmie maw Look-, r a special femaie to - en',mip and mom Enjoy worts. reading, and more BOX 12572 FREE YOUR MND 92 sea, -A,I vngw wt't,, mate. 62', aM 185 Pourv, Looking for a down to Powrrm. Petite Disorder Iemaie wrlo '% not afraid to weak mer, m,M BOX 17446 ENERGETIC MALE Mandv_ r--- 3U year 'Ad singe where mate 511 - and 175 Pounds Sponta- neous. In"ependdent •wriest and Carrie it A unspue sense M humor EnKN Sports eon, rte outdoors. Asia more Loo.:I; 'o, At, active lemaw. witr , r^I.ar Inrerrests BOX 1'45; GOOD NATURED MALE M tui^ Lxv hr ria vr. gw white le ak• 'u 33 wain < ,.arm ana easy 7o'nq BOX 2006,, FRIEND TO COMPAMON Snare venae 'mai.' 48. and 174 pounds Looking io Mat sDaciy female Can share fifes Pleasures with - you are skin. attractive. acrid leer 35 then give. 'me caw and we If talk Entoy liong walk, trrlrhg. dancing. and uc^ ^ore BOX 3''87 TAKE A CHANCE S -rye white '•lAi, 44 5 T ad 160 Pounds LOOkn, fur A woman to share me Diner mines n life with Love to trav- el and Pursue fifes lite oiea- sures BOX 31'88 SIMILAR INTERESTS 44 1' lid wnite 'lace 66-. Drown trait blue eyes Enjoy the outACn Seekng for someone win similar enter' ests BOX 12536 SEEKING RELATIONSHW 48 year old recenlN separal- eo, attractive. 6 and 195 lbs. Enjoy spots, huntrlg, quiet rhights and drives Seekng sin gle white lemlaie 35 to 40. wergmf PioportsixuVe to hf t. for friendship first. COS51ble relationship Children okay BOX 23253 NOW AND FOREVER! Handsome, reser maimed 35 year old. 59 1-2- sum, own smpktrrg 5ngle make HatesL loyal. kind, passionate, atec- bonale, f7Mfial, romantic with a good sense of hum of Enjoy movhes, ding in or out. our- door Wdoor fun. sports and more. Looking lot a lady for a one an one relationship ,n the Oshawa or Durharn region. BOX 12300 VERY CARING GUY Single whh4e mlafe. 5'10', 13D pounds. In perb d corKhbM. Loo" for a srhgbe will lemale who would ore to be swept of of her kteL BOD( 12444 OLMET GUY Male 35. looking for a discreel reUlanship with a fenhake. BOX 12514 OUTDOOR GUY 34 years old, 5'5', 160 pounds. brown hair and hazel eyes. Looking for a special lady. 30 to 38. to hare a great line with. 1 have a child ......So children are okey. BOX 12518 HAPPY GO LUCKY GUY Single while fatter, 22, smok- er and social drinker, enjoy animals, camprg aria the Out- doors. Seeking an honest. Caring and romantic relakorr shhp. BOX 15031 ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE Drvaced while male, 40, open minded. 59', 185 pounds, very open nwded and romarh- rc, smoker and social dir"ar. a d and camping and Seeking as weryy romantic, casing. 30 0 40, son- gle female. BOX 17283 PRIVATE TIMES Hk,n 1, mar !Au, .ryes. 39. 6 195 poundsLooking for a lady. 25 to 45 BOX /Sri' 1 MOVE OVER Pe rfoct Cr,nlihOned man. 5 10 125 pounds, looking for a skin woman. I want nn sweep YOU on your fee! BOX 2`7,133 DEVOTED TO YOU Single male 35 silt ht dean, handsome, employerl no de0enrlents. never been marned Enjoy outside act,. ',BS and drvershed Interests I am inte6igenf, very sincere honest and after hn'ate Sew,v Ij a single female. iiim fn. anractl _ who 'Acini% 10 be appreciated for more than mer beauty. and truly wishes to be loved BOX 31 rrXj OPEN MINDED MALE I .- a y'r.,,y ',Cr ' rsed mala 24, ax,kir'Q int „pen minded temale :, discreet encounters �r -me Oshawa area BOX 317APS DISCREET ENCOUNTERS Maw. "W v,, %,nide marred Iena- -10 33. IOr nrn,n,. anerrOOn, Or Ing encounters It leu - lo ery and feeing pue. - m the guy to talk ; , please leave .lame. rnunr ier. how won Oc YOU went !n get things Qonq' F'0X 117039 THE SILVER YEARS_. G, x>r7 >,>wi'-, •.;dtry .,,Cyn. tic 5.3 year :'r'• •-•air. Entov has ng. billing. ,aught. -r ePe,�, ng.reading. _..-N ng, "Hung 'ion. and 'fancnq -.Ookn, yA a female with Sim liar-te,ests. w1x, ,nay, also M ,eft..g soon Box • 5c SEEK SEEK A COMPANION Caner; -1 ,.•,• vr';v' lad Look - I single !,mai, m," 40 s. for Ines o. stip -.V. r. Alhn welcome BOX 1 Y485 YOUR XMAS PRESENT 0^n g'„„f .-,a, rr.. -4s eve,ythrng you Ase qso,early40% with chad'- Considered landscirne. emaoved. Confident. !nan- Cal1y and identify Secure Would like '•- ^wet lady, woo Is aerty. emok ve': and :rnh- dert in all Asllr'ts Of orf :Ae BOX 317W SPECIAL SOMEONE While ^Nie W.w• ; vv mat so. srxmeone n. ,^ere We m i - joy Camp- ing, ,k„er mqm!% at home Sng[e mans are r.eworle have dile chiid ! Box 31793 ADVENTUROUS SPIRIT 53 59' goad ook-g -it hurnunous. At, Orman M. easy gong non smoky, en joys maksng, bhnq orioKs 11th gar. denv,g S, to •",r and seek %. *sour te-Ale BOX 15C' SOFT HEARTED GUY White r,aie n,. ,r,k~ 'r' late 317s, good b•i ong 1,01I. win build. 5'9' t 66,ris snort brown has, with Drown eyes, bilingual occasional dnnken Enjoys meths, piayng Duo. Carping. wC Look -g it white female, sen to meok,m build, with same .nierests. who ,s a non srnoker BOX 18403 SUPER GUYS Two sngle white males. attractive. hard playing, maid working, into sports. super dads. athletic. 30 and 33 Looking for two single while females. ntefkgent. M and lin OMP BOX 12449 GOODTOE 6'. 33 year ofd male, 225 pounds, looking IDr a trierhkfll relationship with a female who Is out gong. understanding. 27 to 35, and M. BN( 12456 TONED A N SHAPE Muscular and torsed. 34 yew old roan. 510'. 235 powers. enjoy walking and keeping in shape. Looking for a kmale. healthy, employed, with a good head on her shoulders, 18 to 35, no dependents. Oshawa or Durham area. BOD( 13423 HAN VUM Man seeking a special lady, romantic Passsonale and dis- cre - BOK 14937 NO BAR SCENES Enjoy life with one. 34 year old male. tall, fit single and ready to settle down. growing through life experience. Interested in meeting a Lady, slm. 25 0 35, ran smoker. heallfiy. mk*Wt and fun to be with. BOX 14960 ROMANIM TIME Long Monde flair. 39. single white male, 511', medium boil!. Seeking an attractive and interesting woman for speay banes. BOX 14970 FRIEND AND FRIEND I am a W year old male. 6'. 185 los, full Bead of blade hat blue eyes. Seefung a friend. age and race are not important mpor ant14 83ng for some To Place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day, or night. To respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. $2.19 Per minute. You must be 18 or eider. H-11 nlnnLr-r. wnrk with Tnurh"1•„nr'l' and R„tan-y Ishr,n,.. 24 NEW Ads! A WONDERFUL WORLD 38 /ria. ,,IrlLi lk. Ta,,r_ 'l'ltamer r, ,king ! a yy,xnanl to enroll iif % adfv-1wes E Ivry W"', rimes r,' name muse dancing, and more 30X 15W SEEK SIMILAR FEMALE Tan->r.Ga.a.rw....air; 405 Lrx'M"n, 10rr a female 101 Pnendsm,P ani, a Possible Tela tan5hip BOX', -"W4 LET'S TALK S,m,ra ;ad ' 1. - v a tarty In 30% to m-1 41. . am easy going. 59-. 175 pound, ani, always looking 'of run mines tad,; 80X'9143 ARE YOU THE ONE' E :iN a". -. cmlas,."iii same, of ruin pts 13 ani t 17; 5 , - 147 to enjoy •m w, mi rs. -a,- -, etc Seek onev, fOmart,c non %_dung I-aw. 30 to 40. br an ix- and nn - est relabsonsrlp Single •Homs +w+crne BOX 31699 FRENDSW FIRST 1'f n'ar -,,l vrgl„ wr.,h• -lye Enjoy hoc k. v Al-ght IinrN, botbax, candlelight 'I -nets And ,rvire „disok,r'; r;r is Srig1e white lemaie ' . 25 BOX 1'3.399 Ill TALK SOON F t Mrd an•A•:." Mer old wlgie wane '-+sie. 5 to with bdovrC ^air ani• Nue c'Yes Enjoy :andlekgnr rfwlner%. waw,"; yon, ine beaCn drvn ,I,- rir.1 -vire BOX - W66 HEART OF GOLD Harvds.,ria: ,-rye whit. 'nese. 31, 5 and '95 pounds LcOlu ng ti an amracvsie sn- gle wyh4e Iemaw 20 w 70. who I*- 'w hoe, +visgs - 0, E-N mminhc dwe, ung wRlks aM ,Xnef ,vermes BOOK 15446 LIFETIME OF LOVE to, a --as, Cann tikes Ae be tAker :are .1 And loved Looking 'ora long tem, ,cUhonsrvG BCX :54868 LOOKING FOR LOVE 15 Ma' ,•. tic ,Ili vynrt, ^Nie E I -;: D".1% with brnwr ra,r and eyes Enloe Casebiio swimming leak -g 4" me beacm and _andw,pnl 'I - nen Loc. -g a a all .ride pendent w --w 20 !c 25. who % i M' 1 AM s -mm with srllaar interests Nor smoker '.yeas, BOX ' ..t. 8 TWO SUPER DADS .. are silo .nqr ,-!wkge„1 M. mardyro,li ing, un 10v,ng anralictne nWe wonrien you get btu %,,Oe. rte,hgent. mar"wnrk,u; mala Plating. amiehc X.'l ioOKng oval Super clad s. 3C Anil 33 tM+C Are o ok."; kor reiatnnshics BOX I---9 WARM HEARTED SINCERE Constar. -'ase SS s a young ady 23 to 15 LOOK -g to ineldsrlp *aang to A 'e,abonsruo BOX 31777 ROMANTIC AND FUN 20 Year olid nkyk-g to, female. 19 !c 23 Must kke cPutctoors move& sports. and Wat Disney .ove to augn s a must I a Vvnne the pooh exterior with the passweless of Eeyae. calling of FiVet. And energy or Tigger TTFN' BOX 231'8 STILL A SPORT Hl' I am a mLStrucbbn worker, 30. it^ employed and Sens divorced. 62". 200lbs. blonde hair and have Children I smoke, casually dnok. am very Old tastkaled. but SDI brd new No hie lockers need apply. BOX 23169 CHRISTIAN MALE Single wire Chnsean make Enjoy kids and traveling. Seeong a single Chnslian female wino eryays the same. Race is unrmportanl. BOX 231W LOYAL AND CAFW4G SwPgle father. 41, 6, husky. easygoing, humorous. employed, strong tarry vaF swkE di�ives, moves, bingo and quiet evenings at home. Seeking a Caring. honest. romantic temale br trends fist to a possi ie long term relaDrxmMp. BOX 23158 TOE TO LIVE AGAIN Single white male, 31. 51' and 145 pounds Sell employed, secure and enjoy rnwhy outdoor and indoor activities. Seeking a remake, 27 10 38, who Is swim and has similar interests. BOK 23155 LOOKING FOR FUN Two estabkshed males, 23. WOWN for two gds. 18 0 35. BOX 23149 ATTENTION ANGELA Cuaxnbers, ore, etc. Plea$, call me bade. BOK 23150 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. DAYTIME FUN Hlack -aiy anothw dad, ',, wmae maw jr, to 35. for r„ aril '•I,nrdshlP BOX 17565 JUST FOR FUN 5 nearer. '„un 9, •naw '".Ing for SrXm„na It, nave fun m I Vol, are mierest- 'd ;all' BOX ' 7549 TALL GENTLEMAN d- -1 . .. a.. !o ee•'same ,,, Mxreet. adwnturnus enc--Ounler5 Box 3180, BI MALE WANTED male !Or 'xspeel encrx:m ers Cle,41s rid Ms:,efnon a musl BOX '7514 LETS CMT CHAT 15 rear -.'C, male Seeks, SOrrnnne met enKA,S Jlknq ],rn'efSaliCin and me beacr 'Yin[ 20127 LETS CONNECT Mar -.e,; uv- '7' Downd b "late souk:. ,� Mdrher a '+law. 18-45 PICA SEEKING MR. SINCERITY inure seeking Te same 35 ro r' G!e- -.o- heala W*% Eray swin,_nrg. m,ipk" Quiet ev rvgs At 'lane nterested' BOX 3'M WEEK ENDS -"+•+ Mar . 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