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Statism has hcen put on a short
(cash h\ Canada's nuclear recula-
tor.
The :Vonric Ener,-,\ Control
Beard announced I n.f;n the �,ta-
•wn would rcccne only a sIx-
-nonth renewal of its operating
licen;c. wht,:h expires at the end of
I)eccmher. Ontario Hydro had
appllcJ fur a two -\car renewal.
In a statement following it,,
de,lswn, the : ECB ,aid that while
the facilitx a hang operated safe -
Iv. "The hoard considers that major
safet, -related changes are neccs-
sar� at Pickering and that the sus-
tafnabilit\ of those changes needs
to be clenwnstratcd-"
A six-month renewal had been
recommended h\ AECB stall. on
the hasis that insutliclent improve-
incnts ha\c been made on major
problems idenutied at the station
over the last two-year licence term.
The AECB), decision followed
a length% hearing on the licence
renewal in Oshawa Nov. 28 and a
review b\ the board of about 60
w ritten suhmissions on it. many of
them from concerned area resi-
dents.
The hoard noted in its decision
that there are "encouraging signs
of improvement" in Ontario
Hydro's plans for dealing with the
station's problems and in the man-
agement changes that have
occurred there in recent months.
However, it was also noted sus-
tained results must now be demon -
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PI('KERING — Town Council
has taken the unusual step of reject-
ing a rezoning application before it
even goes to statutory public meet-
ings in a hid to block a firm from
building a facility that turns garbage
into gas.
On Monday, councillors passed a
resolution opposing plans by Eastern
Power Developers Inc. to construct a
demonstration waste 'recycling/con-
version' facility at the site of the
Brock West landfill. EPD currently
operates a methane gas power plant
at Brock West, from which it sells
electricity to Ontario Hydro.
The company says its proposed facil-
ity would recycle or convert to
methane all the waste it takes in, with
nothing having to go to landfill.
A public information meeting on
E:PD's rezoning application for the
tacihty is scheduled fi>r Jan. 16.
-This Council does not want am
more of !Metro's waste or other waste
going into the site:' said Vv'ard 3
Re.Lnonal Councillor Rick Johnson,
in bringing forward the resolution.
Ward ? Regional Councillor
Doug Dickerson said the EPD pro-
posal "flies in the face" of the out-of-
court settlement reached between
Pickering and Metro Toronto for the
closure of Brock West. He main-
tained councillors "owe it to all the
residents of Pickering" to make sure
more waste isn't hauled to the dump.
Brock West stopped taking new
garbage as of the end of last week
and the only waste going into it now
is being transferred over the next few
months from the Brock North land-
fill, which will finally be closed as
well, though it has not been active for
many years.
The resolution was approved
unanimously.
Mayor Wayne Arthus noted in a
later interview there was nothing
necessarily wrong with the concept
of what EPD was propttsin,!.
"It's in the wrong place and no
time will be the right time. We have
spent years waiting for and working
towards the closure of Brock West
and stopping new landfill sites from
coming to the town:'
The mayor stated it was necessary
for Pickering to take a stand on the
matter now because the proposal is
currently being considered by Metro
Toronto.
EPD plans to continue with its
application despite the Council reso-
lution. Company vice-president
Hubert Vogt says there was a lot of
"misinformation" cited by council-
lors and EPD is not planning to
incinerate or import waste from
Metro.
"We're confident once more is
known about our process and what
our intentions are the issue of waste
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PACE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1996
Company claims it can utilize all of waste stream
PICKERING — Eastern Power
Developers Inc.. under the name of Super
Blue Box Recycling Corivration, has
proposed a demonstration facility at the
site of the Brock NVest landfill wfiich
would recycle and convert up to about
-ISO tonnes of garbage per week. or
`Pickering has done
its share': PACT
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crossing municipal boundaries gill
become a less controxersial issue." says
h1r. Vogt. "I think e%entualh the citizens
and politicians of Pickering "ill sce this
Is an CCOnon"11C henefit. It's part tot the
future. This is the kind of thing we're
going to have to do it we want to become
better keepers of the cri ironnient.-
�1r. Vogt notes the compam at this
stage Is interested in demonstrating the
feasibility of the new Process it is using.
He says EPD is "aiming lilr local waste'
for the demonstration but will take it
from elsewhere if' necessary.
Dave Steelc. president of Pickering -
Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the
Environment welcomes the Council res-
olution. notmg both PACT and the Town
ha -.c spent millions fighting landfills
here. " Vc don't want garbage coming
into Brtck \\est. Pickli has done its
share ..
He believes a successful pilot project
for EPD would he the first step toward
starting tote tlttw of garbage here again.
" \Vc dont "ant to be the guinea pig and
we don't want to he the long-term solu-
lion to Nlctro"s garbage...
\Ir Steele sa\ s the only situation
under 1,khiA1 PACT- would consider sup-
jxtrting the EPD plan "ould Include a
ban on garbage tram outside Durham. a
substantial performance bond from the
company, the clear approval of residents
and a pro\ision under w hich the commu-
nit\ would have the n, -,ht to shut the
facll:t� if It didn't li%c up to EPD',,,
prornises.
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25.((X) tonnes a year.
That*s about 10 per rent of the waste
produced in Durham Region. The com-
pany claims all the waste would ultimate-
ly f L used in some way and nothing
would ha%c to he sent to landfill.
First, recyclables such as cans and
plastics would Inc removed to to sold on
the rcc\cling market. The prirnanl,.
organic materials remaining would then
be put through an "anaerobic digestion"
process through which bacteria would
dw,est the organic part of the waste and
turn that into methane gas. The gas would
he used to fuel EPD's existing methane
plant. which comerts methane produced
by garbage into power for sale to Ontario
Hydro. Some of the undigested sub-
stances remaining, such as heavy metals,
plastics and rubbers, would he sold I' or re-
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The entire process is supposed to take
place inside. without ad%erse impact on
the local communit%, «Vante would le
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EPI) expects the facility would cost
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1996 -PAGE 3
Nuclearplant will be under `ver closescrutiny'
FROM PAGE 1
strafed. particularly in the
area of quality of operations
and maintenance work.
Station director Ken
Talbot said he was not sur-
prised by the short renewal,
noting it was "pretty well in
the hag" when AECB first
recommended the six-month
licence hack in September.
He said he is confident the
station will he able to
demonstrate the required
changes over the next six
months.
"We'll concentrate and
demonstrate to the board the
quality of our operation is
improving"
Mr. Talbot noted station
el:
staff will begin working on
the renewal application early
in the new year. He said the
AECB is assembling seven
teams of inspectors to moni-
tor the performance of the
station and staff. The usual
complement of AECB
inspectors at Pickering is
about 10.
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Dave Martin of Durham
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they're not acknowledging
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problem. To me It's incredi-
hle they continue to accept a
higher level of risk at
Pickering than at other sta-
tions in the counirv.-
Mr. Martin added the
AFCB's confidence in
improvement at the
Pickering station "is really
not justified given Ontario
Hydro's track record:'
AECB staff are expected
to provide an assessment
report .n progress at the sta-
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Pickering Edition
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PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker
♦ Editorial
Nuclear pamphlet
falls short of aim
There's little room -- or time -- for thought if the
worst happened in Durham communities located in
the shadow of one of our two nuclear generating
stations.
Consequently, a new pamphlet being distributed
to homes around the Region falls short of its aim in
preparing Durham residents in the event of a
nuclear emergency.
The pamphlet, in its look and content. sho%A s
some improvement over previous efforts. But the
people who prepared it underestimate the need for
clear information for people who live in Durham.
As Durham Nuclear Awareness points out, the
word 'nuclear' doesn't appear anywhere on the pam-
phlet's coyer, a critical component of the informa-
tion being prox ided. Without it, people are less like-
ly to pay close attention.
Compounding the problem is a telephone book
graphic on the cover. In these days of long distance
competition and savvy marketing campaigns among
the phone companies, who could blame someone
for c.dossing over a brochure thinking it could be a
sales pitch''
Therefore, the important information contained
in the brochure -- and it is vitally important to the
people of the Region -- could find its way into Blue
Boxes far and wide without even a cursorN glance.
This attempt, though full of good intention, sim-
ply won't adequately prepare people for action in
the event of a nuclear spill.
Clear information is needed, not fancy graphics
and colorful maps.
,(t,' To respond to this editorial call Infosource at
,nfosource 6h'., - 7040 and dial 5111
♦You said it...
In response to last Sunday's
editorial `RIDE penalties may do
the trick' regarding new fines for
drunk drivers, our readers said:
# "What we have here is a good start. Trouble is a lot of
drivers will still continue to drive without a licence. I
believe it is time that we take a page out of another law
such as with hunting and fishing. If it's done illegally, all
the paraphernalia involved, including the car, can be con-
fiscated. Perhaps we should be talking about impounding
the cars as well as suspending the licence and, if neces-
sary, confiscating the car entirely."
Pickering Edition
News Advertiser
Publisher: Tim Whittaker
A Metroland Community Newspaper
published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5
v Letters to the editor
Just asking
To the editor:
Do you know that your son or
daughter will enter Grade 9 in
September, 1998 and be part of the
first class of students to experience
the Ontario government's new sec-
ondary school programs and poli-
cies? Do you know that he or she is
expected to graduate in June, 2002
after four yeah of study?
.Do you know that those students
now, in Grade 8 will enter Grade 9 next
September under the cum nt, but soon
to be "old", system and most of them
will graduate in June, 2002 as well, but
after five years of study'?
Do you know the Ministry of
Education and Training's recently
published document "Curriculum for
Ontario Secondary Schools" stated
the following:
"During 1996, the Ministry of
Education and Training will release
additional detailed curriculum mate-
rials in draft form for Grades I to 9
in language and mathematics. The
additional detailed materials have
been written in anticipation of the
four-year high school program and
establish new and higher standards
for grade 9." (p.7)
JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief
STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor
BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager
ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager
FRED EISMONT, Classified Advertising Manager
MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager
ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager
BARBARA HARRISON. Production Manager
JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager
CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager
LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager
"University -hound students ( under
the new system) will take courses in
their fourth vear which are more
challenging than the current Ontario
Academic Courses (OAC's)" (p.31)
Have your school's Grade 7
teachers received the materials
announced above in mathematics
and languages" Have they received
ministry materials in other subjects
which will help them adjust the cur-
rent Grade 7 curriculum in order to
prepare your child for the new, more
rigorous Grade 9 program'? Are they
getting ministry advice on how to
ensure that next year's Grade 8 pro-
gram is sufficiently demanding to
prepare your next child for Grade 9?
Can anyone tell you what univer-
sities or community colleges will be
requiring of your son or daughter for
admission purposes as he or she
graduates from high school in 2002?
Can anyone tell you that universities
and community colleges will not
compare the relative preparedness of
the two classes that graduate at the
same time?
Do any of these questions have
answers yet?
I am a concerned Grade 7 parent.
P. Young,
Pickering
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uation? The people described here are
average people just like you. They her
across the street or around the comer.
Maybc they worked beside you at the
tactor} Or owned a little store you once
patronised. You don't see them am more
at the plant because it's downsized and
they were handed pink slips.Their shop's
no longer open since the bailiff carne h%
one day and locked the doors on the hu o-
ness they dreamed of owning all their
lives.
The}'rc the victims of the lim_erir,�.,
recession that lasted the tint halt of this
decade. They're among the record num-
ber of people who've gone bankrupt.
It's easy to think of them as staust,c•.
But, they're not, they're people just like
you. Except that you've managed Io
escape the axe at your corporation. (_)r
you're still managing to meet the
demands of your creditors.
The people described here -- your
neighbors and your former co-workers --
need your help today to make Christmas
just a little merry this year. They'rc the
5(x1 families in Ajax and Pickcrim,..
including ISM children, who'll tum to
the local Salvation Army for help to put
food on the table and a little something
under the tree for the youngsters.
Non-perishable food can be dropped
off at LOEB stores in Ajax, Food Basics
in the Harwood Place Mall and at area
fire halls. Food taken to Pickering drop
boxes will go to the St. Paul's -On -the -
Hill Food Bank.Gifts appropriate for
youngsters 10 and older — like hair dry-
ers, CDs and sporting goods -- can be
taken weekdays to Sally Ann's Family
Services Centre at 44 Commercial Ave.
in Ajax.
Do your part to prevent the Grinch
from stealing Christmas from your less
fortunate neighbors.
Blake Purely is a regular contributor w our
Sunday column rotation. To respond to this
column call Infosourtce at 683-7040 and
dial 5108.
The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing.
Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The
News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering
Board of Trade. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc .
Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian
Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council
The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any
advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to spare
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Education minister lauds Exeter High School for winning national award
AJAX — Ontario Minister of Education
John Snuhelen has sent Exeter High School it
letter ol' congratulations fir winning a national
excellence award.
"It ,%;is very well received not only by
myself but also by the staff,' says princi-
pal Yam Christotl'of the letter.
"There was a feeling of pndc...in that
(�'Ir. Snohelen ) recognized our excel-
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a National Quality Institute certificate of merit
ti>r excellence in education. Exeter is one of
three schools in Canada to receive the award.
In I994. Harwood Secondary School, it
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Pickering trustee leads public school board
in `most challenging year board has faced'
BY Cialm CHASE
STAFF REPORTER
A Pickering trustee will head
the Durham Board of Education
"in the most challenging year the
Dunham board has ever faced".
Ruth Ann Schedlich, who rep-
resents Ward 1, was acclaimed
Chairman at the inaugural meet-
ing of the board Monday night.
She'll serve until the municipal
election in November 1997. She
replaces Oshawa's Audrey
MacLean, who did not seek re-
election as chairman.
Ms. Schedlich is just one of
several Ajax and Pickering
trustees either elected or appoint-
ed to top spots with the public
board and Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board on Monday.
I think we have a really
strong team in place, " Ms.
Schedlich said Tuesday.
"I think the next year is going
to be the rnost challenging year
the Durham board has ever
faced..'
The Province is reviewing
several areas of education, includ-
ing high school, funding, gover-
nance and collective bargaining
with teachers. School boards
across Ontario are awaiting the
government's announcements on
those issues along with word on
provincial grant cuts to education,
expected to be at least $600 mil-
lion in 1997.
'We're not sure where we
stand," Ms. Schedlich said- "I
asked the board to work together
anti I think we will. We have to be
united "
She said the 15 -member board
has to come up with solutions that
will allow it to work around
"obstacles we have to face "
The board's budget process is
going ahead with staff and
trustees looking to cut $9 million
from the $136 -million budget.
Catholic board chairman Tom
Oldman said the board faces sim-
ilar challenges in the last year of
the trustees' three-year term, not
the least of which are dramatic
changes expected in school
boards' numbers, size and respon-
sibilities.
" F he board that exists now
will no longer exist;' he said,
adding there is unfinished busi-
ness to settle before any new
stricture is set in place.
But of primary concern to him
is protection of the board's quali-
ty of education for its more than
26,()00 students, while ensuring
costs don't rise.
Some areas he wants to see the
trustees work on include a review
of professional services (banking,
architects and benefit packages)
and continued work with the pub-
lic board on cost savings in areas
that won't involve Catholic edu-
cation.
"We do as much or more than
other boards do. I want to push
this a bit further:" he said, adding
both boards are among the lowest
spending in the province, accord-
ing to education ministry tigums.
The Catholic board is the only
board in the Cheater Toronto Area
that has never had a deficit bud-
get he said.
Mr. Oldman added that in
order for the board to prepare fcx
future changes in the education
n
system. staff and trustees need to
get information ")ncr from the
ministry.
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Listen to
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on social
services,
police,
PCs told
Durham Region Council wants the
Province to heed some of the advice
coming from the Crombie
Commission.
Councillors voted 25-3 Wednesday
to endorse positions on policing and
social services put forth by David
Crombie's Who Does What panel.
Mr. Crombie recommends munici-
palities appoint all members to a
police services board. Currently, the
provincial government appoints the
majority of police board members.
As well, the panel wants the
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r7ujiAX -DICKERING -- A handful of students in
tno
ommunity have successfully completed one of
da's most challenging professional entry
ax residents Christina iCece and Jeffrey and Pickering residents Cheryl Bechtel,
Nancy Brackenridge and Lori -Anne Holmes passed
the Canada -wide Uniform Final Examination
(UFE) in chartered accounting.
The UFE, written in September, is a national,
four-day exam that tests core accounting knowl-
edge, as well as professional judgment, ethics and
'the ability to communicate.
The UFE is an important component of a pro-
`fessional program which includes education, expe-
rience and examination requirements.
Only those who successfully complete the pro -
,gram can use the designation of chartered accoun-
;Aant.
Of the 1,686 sncce sl'al caQidates in Cons'", 15
,were from Durham.
Presenth• recruiting the following
skills, long short term assignments
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Cancer Society's group for cancer
patients, their families and friends, meets
at 7 p.m. at the Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital, Room GO 13. 686-1516.
BREAST CANCER: The Durham
Region Chapter of the Breast Cancer
Society of Canada holds a membership
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Call us at 683-5110
and volunteer meeting from 7 to 8 P.M. at
14 Milner Cres., Ajax. 686-7993, 666-
4.561.
TUESDAY, DEC. 10
BONSAI: Matsuyama Bonsai SrxictN
meets from 7 to 10 p.m. at Faith Place, 44
William St. W., Oshawa. Meetings are
open to all interested in learning and
enjoying the art of Bonsai. 623-3951 or
723-1722.
PARENT SUPPORT: A support group
for parents of children involved in drug
or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping
out of school, crimes or parent abuse
meets at 7:15 p.m. weekly. Call 1-8(y)-
488-5666 for location.
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29"
19"
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19"
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22"
14"
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11"
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14""
8"
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9"'
5"
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14"'
B"
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6"-14"
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17-
12"
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27"
14"
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29"
14"
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19"
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59"
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24
14"
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59"
39"
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91,
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STEEL TEC - STAR WARS -X -WING FIGHTER
39"
29"
RAPID FIRE - FOAM MISSLE SHOOTER SET
17"
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STEEL TEC - STAR WARS -MIL LENIUM FALCON
49"
34"
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19"
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24"
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129"
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4"-15"
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91"
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8"
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29'
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29"
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14"
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29"
14"
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19"
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MAJORETTE - CITY SERVICE GARAGES
34-79"
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27"
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Don't
season
The holiday season can he a joy-
ous time, but safety shouldn't take a
hack seat to celebrating
The following are some lips to
keep in mind over the coming month
I rom Satc Kids Canada and the Ajax
Fire Ikpartntent.
TOYS:
Fellow the age recommendations
on toys. even it you believe \our
child is an exception. If the toe is too
advanced. it can he faith trustrating,
and a haiard to the child.
* Think big when huving toys for
infants and toddlers. To prevent
choking. hu\ tuxs hrgger than your
child's fist. and inspect toys to ensure
there aren't parts that could break off
and he inhaled or swallowed.
* Avoid toys with ton,, strings or
curds. because it could lead to stran-
gulation for infants or toddlers. par-
ticularly in cnhs or playpens.
* Ensure a too, box or chest is safe for
children. There should be adequate
ventilation in case a child crawls
inside. and the lid should he light-
weight and well supp(irted to prevent
it from slamming down on a child's
head or hands.
' Monitor toys requiring batteries.
Make sure the batteries arc properly
installed to prc\ ent o\rnccaung or
explosion. Old haitenes can lca and
cause cnrrosiye hums. If swallow cd.
hution-t,pc hattenes could hccomc
stuck and leak, causing internal
chemical burning or poisoning. if
your child sxyallows a battery. call
the Poison InfOrmation Centre at
410-81 3-59M.
* Toys need to he maintained, espc-
ciall\ favorite ones. Inspect toys
rcgularh_ fur damage. because
broken ones could have
sharp edges or pieces small
enough to s"allow.
Accidcnu and injuries
can occur cyen with toys
that scent harmless. such
as tncNcles. marbles and
balloons (particulark
latex balloons which.
it broken. can cause a
child to choke it
inhaled or swal-
lowed i. �J
If you're l(x)kinL, for
a gift idea with safety
in mind. try a bicycle
helmet to Leo with a hi kc. or a
helmet, cfK)%% and knee pads. and
wnst Luards to go with the in-line
skates
BRIGHT LIGHTS:
Keep matches. lighten and lit can-
alcs out of the reach of children.
* Don't put electric lights un metallic
trees.
* Follow the recommendations pro-
ided on the packages of fight, and
onl\ hu% C.in.ldian St.indar(k
i
Association (CSA) approved items.
GLITTER TiPS:
* Use only decorations, including
garland, that are flame resistant.
* Be cautious when usim,, canned
artificial snow, as it can irritate
lungs if inhaled.
A small child can Ie irre-
sistibly attracted to a tree and
its decorations. Avoid orna-
ments and decorations that
are breakable. look like
xl
t�xor candy or have
small pans that could
he swallowed. At the
cn least, keep them
out of reach.
�. Be sure the tree is
firmly anchored so it
doesn't fall on your
child.
PLANTS:
* Seasonal plants that are
harmful or fatal if swallowed include
English holly (the ferries can cause
severe gastroententis). mistletoe (all
parts are fatal to children and adults).
p(imsettia (causes stomach aches)
and English ivy (leaves and berries
can cause stomach pains, heavy
breathin_, and possibly lead to a
coma).
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pan to smother the flames and tum
oil* the burner.
* Keep all debris and combustible
items, such as paper towels, dish
towels and paler hags, away from
the s(ove.
*
To avoid pots being accidentally
knocked off the stove. keep pot han-
dles turned in.
* Keep young children away from
the stove while preparing steals.
* NA'hen removing food from a
micruwwave. always open the wrap
used in clx)king away from you and
protect your hands so steam doesn't
hum you.
STAFF PARTIES:
* Don't overcrowd. Keep the number
at the required permissible number
as laid out by the municipality's Fire
Prevention Division and the Liquor
Licensing Board of Ontario.
* Keep the exits clear at all times.
* The exit lights must be on when the
building is occupied. Make sure all
emergency equipment and exit doors
arc in goxxt working order.
* All decorations used in public halls
must he flame retardant.
Business owners should also keep
safety in mind during Christmas.
Own the road.
Mors your flog? Catching big
air on a single plonk or a pair of
skb? WHh the Got( K2, you
choose. it comes with either a
K2 Juju snowboard and the new
or
Of roper ddecut heerfdeEL
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hooked up.
* Ensure all emergency exits are
clearly marked, and all aisles and
exits are free of obstructions.
* Clear storage areas and basements
of combustible waste materials, such
as empty packing cases and cartons.
* Allow smoking only in specially
designated areas.
* Instruct employees in crowd con-
trol and in the handling of fire extin-
guishers and other emergency equip-
ment.
* Use only flameproof decorations
and keep them away from light
bulbs.
* When Christmas lights arc
installed, check fuse boxes to ensure
each circuit has a proper fuse.
WINTER SAFETY:
* Uu: caution when skating on a nat-
ural ice surface, such as a lake, riser
or pond. Currents can affect the
thickness in different areas. The ice
should he checked each time hefnre
heading out and the ice should he at
least six inches thick. Obey warning
signs and never go out on the ice
alone.
* 'When tobogganing, hook for slopes
that are long and he sure the area is
tree cif such hazards as trees and traf-
fic.
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Ban on dangerous dogs'could reach
MPP
BY BRIAN LEGREE
DURHAM S [,%I:l
A new government hill aimed at giving
Kitchener and Waterloo the right to ban
dangerous dogs "could eventually protect
children in Durham Region," says Jim
Flaherty.
The Durham Centre MPP is supporting
the so-called 'pit bull' legislation which
received approval from a Legislative
Committee on Regulations and Private
Bills last week.
The private rnernher's hill, brought for-
ward by Kitchener -area MPP Gary
Leadston, would only affect Kitchener and
Waterloo. If' it receives approval from the
House, those municipalities would have
the power to prohibit ownership of certain
dogs deemed dangerous, such as pit hulls,
within their municipal boundaries, says
Mr. I-laherty, who sat on the committee
which held hearings on the issue.
Ultimately, councils in Oshawa,
Whithv. Clarington, Scugog, Ajax and
Pickering could seek similar legislative
changes, he says.
"The proposed legislation is first and
foremost about safety," says Mr. Flaherty.
"It sets a good precedent in Ontario - one
sou
Suspect ht i
g
Durham police of possession �,I weapons
p gerous to the public, fore
believe apartment
building incident
drug related
OSHA«'A -- Police are
hunting for a 5-` car -old man
wanted in a recent shooting at
an Oshawa apartment building.
The shooting is believed to be
"drug-related."
Dennis Clinton Warner.
known on the streets as
"Crush", is wanted on charges
confinement and numcr
firearm offences after
shots from a .45 calibre se
automatic pistol were fire
the stairwell at 1040 Cedar
on Nov. 16. Durham Regi(
Police said.
Witnesses told police se
a) men were involved in a
pule around 8 p.m. dur
which time the shots w
fired.
Two men, one carrvin
handgun. were seen lea,
the building shortly at
that could eventually protect children in
Durham Region as similar hills could he
sought by municipalities in the region.
Judging from calls to my constituency
office. I'd expect Oshawa and Whitby may
corns under some pressure from sonic citi-
zens, not just parents with children, but
other dog owners."
Currently, municipalities throughout
Ontario "have the right to regulate or con-
trol every kind of pet. including cats," says
Mr. Flaherty. -This legislation. if' passed,
will extend that right to cover dogs as
well."
After hearmg from police and animal
n Oshawa shoo
dan- police said. arrested follow
Ihle When police arrived at the and faces nu
ons building they found shell cas- which include
two ings and bullet fragments. each of assault
mi- Police said Mr. Warner. forcible con
d in who is from North York. is pointing a fire•
St. known to frequent addresses in of possession
,nal south Oshawa and on Stratton weapon and p(
Crescent in Whlthy. unregistered fi
ver- He is black, about five -feet, vidual counts
dis- ten -inches tall, 155 Ihs. has of a firearm
ing black hair, brown eyes and a firearm while
ere burn scar on his left forearm. offence.
He is considered armed and Amine wit
a dangerous. asked to call
in't :1 20 -\car -Old Oshawa man. 152O or Crim
ter, of Park R0 ad S,-uth. 436 -TIPS.
Clarington Council ready
to call it quits on bridge
COURTICE -- Say goodbye to the Old
Kingston Road bridge.
Director of Public Works Stephen Vokes
suggested closing the Courtice bridge to traffic
forever, in a report presented to the Dec. 2 gen-
eral purpose and administration committee.
The bridge, which joins the east and west
sides of Old Kingston Road over Farewell
Creek south of Hwy. 2, was closed, in what
was expected to be a temporary measure on
April 25, 1995.
A visual inspection of the bridge revealed
safety concerns including large cracks, in addi-
tion to the north rail not being secured to pro-
vide pedestrian safety. The bridge has never
been reopened.
There are a handful of residences on Old
Kingston Road. Homeowners in the area have
been using either Prestonvale Road or Hwy. 2
to circumnavigate the closed bridge.
The report suggests installing permanent
barricades at each end of the bridge to prohib-
it traffic and make safety improvements to the
bridge so that it could be used as a pedestrian
walkway.
The road on either side of the bridge would
then become a cul-de-dac as suggested in the
Clarington Official Plan.
The repairs are estimated to cost $300,
which will be taken out of the Bridge and
Culvert Maintenance account.
The committee approved the report and also
gave the public works department permission
to hold a public hearing into the closing.
Clarington councillors are expected to ratify
the committee's decision at its upcoming Dec.
9 meeting.
Vehicles thefts in Port
Perry top 60 in last
four months
PORT PERRY -- Two more vehicles went
missing last week in Scugog Township as the
number of auto thefts rose to more than 60
over the last four months.
Durham Regional police offi-
cers at No. 26 Division in Port
Perry say a 48 -year-old Port
Perry man's 1987 Camaro
was taken Nov. 7 from a
Simcoe Street service sta-
tion, where it had been left
for repairs.
The car was parked in the
northeast corner of the lot and
had been locked following the
repair work. It was taken sometime between 12
and 7 a.m.
The other incident involved a 1987 GMC
S15 Jimmy that was taken from a 36 -year-old
Port Perry woman's garage during the night of
Nov. 9 to 10. Wood was also missing from the
garage.
Both thefts are still under investigation.
F
ting
ing the incident
merous charges
three counts
with a weapon,
finement and
arm, two counts
of a dangerous
)ssession of an
rearm and indi-
of careless use
and use of a
committing an
h information ,s
police at 5 -9 -
me Stoppers at
officials at the hearings. committee mem-
bers believe "some of' these animals are
like weapons and that they should be pro-
hibited, just like switchblades."
W_ tby hospital
fills board seats
WHUBY Two new members have
been added to the Whitby General
Hospital Board of Directors.
Lee Sterry, general manager and vice-
president of Magic 94-9 FM and Jackie
Slims, owner of Durham Medical, were
selected to fill vacant seats following the
resignations of Rob Morton and Pearl
Ault. Board chairman Catharine Tunney
says the expertise of the new candidates is
exactly what the board needs.
Mrs. Sims, a 20 -year resident of
Whitby, hoods a Bachelor of Science
degree m nursing in addition to owning
;Durham Medical, which offers hospital
supplies and service.
Mr. Sterry, a resident of Courtice, says
his new position will "be a steep learning
curve" but admits he's looking forward
to the new change.
Mr. Sterry is a board member of both
the Bureau For Excellence -Durham
Region and Durham College's speaker
bureau.
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Toronto Argo plaN'er Jeff Fairholm was in Ajax Wednesday to talk about
the team's recent GreNCup win. Among the questions he fielded was the
impact of an apparent fumble by Argo quarterback Doug Flutie late in the
game that the referee missed.
Dunbarton residents
want park, not 'tot lot'
Town officials told
BY NATALIE MILLER
SPFC'IAI. IY) THF N1:' A's At)y'EHTISLk
PICKERING -- Dunharton resi-
dents want a larger park in their
neighborhood than the "tot lot" that's
proposed.
They told Ward 2 Pickering
Councillors at a community meeting
Thursday they want a 0.5 -hectare
park built in the area of Bonita
Avenue and Fairport Road, but they'll
settle for a 0.39 -hectare green space.
Councillor Doug Dickerson sus-
pects the 0.39 -hectare park is the
largest they'll get, he said after the
meeting.
Ward 2 Councillors Sherry Senis
and Dickerson called the community
meeting to get public input before a
decision on the size of the park is
made in the new year.
"We have no park in the area.
We're entitled to more than a tot lot:"
one woman said.
Under the Dunbarton Community
Plan approved by Council last winter,
a 0.5 -hectare park was to be built by
the Town in the area. But, in
September, Council directed Town
staff to prepare a "cash neutral"
parkland proposal for the area which
would limit the park to about 0.24
hectares. (For a 0.39 -hectare park,
the Town would have to agree to buy
two lots from property owners.
For a park of the recommended 0.5
hectares, the Town would have to
purchase up to six lots, according to
Coun. Dickerson.)
"I would strongly recommend to
the community to endorse option 4 (a
0.39 -hectare park) as the choice."
said Liverpool West Community
Association president Craig
Bamford. "Take the recommendation
and give Council a mandate to get the
job done...
Dunbarton residents voted to
accept the 0.39 -hectare park, but
made it clear the 0.5 -hectare park is
their first choice.
The proposed park would be a typ-
ical playground parkette at the corner
of Fairport and Bonita with open
space and a walkway linking it to the
valley and the street, according to
Town Director of Parks and Facilities
Everett Buntsma.
Park walkways would be paved
and kept as wide as possible for
strollers and rollerbladers, Coun.
Dickerson said.
The 0.39 -hectare park is "the best
option," Coun. Senis agreed. "The
site is more esthetically -pleasing for
the whole neighborhood. We have a
very clear picture of what the com-
munity wants. We have the ability to
go back to council and present the
clear picture;' she said after the meet-
ing.
Coun. Senis said she hopes the
issue is resolved early in the new
year.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 19wi-PAGE 19
Child Find not soliciting door-to-door: director
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t() -door," she says, adding when Child Find Ontario they "take an extra few minutes to ask questions''
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Hospital lights up Thursday
Ajar -Pickering General Hospital will be free parking, the lighting ceremony and <I
one well -lit place starting Thursday. visit from Santa Claus.
The community hospital's annual The Young Singers of Ajax and tenor Tom
Christmas ceremony The Lighting of the Egan will perform.
Lights starts at 7:30 p.m. near the Harwood The hospital is on Harwood Avenue
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•THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1996 -PAGE 21
Biglotterywln meanPickering s a Hole lot of money for m n
y a
PI('KF
Hardware store 1-- 1511, hole has a whole father of five works at Home liardware in
employee's numbers
come up in Encore
draw
lot of motley for Chrism s.
"I7)e 60 -year-old Pickering resident
won the $250,000 Encore first prize in
the Wednesday, Dec. 4 Lotto 6/49 draw.
Mr. llole plans to pay some hills and
invest the rest.
The married father of four and grand-
Picketing.
His previous big lottery win was
$1,000 with Wintario 15 years ago.
Mr. Hole bought his winning ticket at
the Bay Ridges Market at Krosno
Boulevard and Liverpool Road and
claimed his prize on Thursday.
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Pickering resident Bill Hole didn't mind displaying
this cheque from the Ontario Lottery Corporation
worth $250,000. Mr. Hole won the Encore jackpot in
the Wednesday. Dec. 4 649 draw. His biggest previ-
ous lottery win was $1,000 he picked up 15 years
ago.
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Mark your calendar for Christmas fun in Durham
BY .IACQUIE MCINNES
OSHAWA:
SPECIAL To THI \'FWS ADVI:KnSFR
Dec. 5, 7 p.m.. Civic
Get out the cutters and
Square: Tree Lighting
sleighs, Christmas around
Ceremony followed by chil-
Durham is here!
dren's entertainers "Adele and
Well, okay, top up on anti-
kliss Ewe" in the Robert
freeze and hop in the car but.
McLaughlin Gallery
enjoy the festivities while
Dec. 10. 6:30-8:30 p.m,
they last. There are plentyof
Queen's ?Market Square
seasonal events planned for
(Simror N. between
the month of December. Take
Richmond and A'iIIiam
your pick from:
streets): The Downtown
Action Committee's first
AJAX:
Countn Christmas celchra-
Weekdays through the
tion. Includes live entertain -
school holidays. 10 a.m. to
mens. hot drinks. a free draH
noon and l- 3:30 p.m..
for children and a visit from
Lakeside and A*cstney
Santa and the elves.
Heights Public Schools:
Dec. 15. 1:30 - -3:30 p.m..
'Pinter Breaka%ka\ --
Sydenharn IMuseunl:
drop- in includes sports,
Christmas Festa it\:
socials, music. crafts.
tours, Victorian
On Dec 31
Christmas. crafts
from 6-9 p.m. (,� f for children and
there's a Nc"
Dec. 16. 6:30-
1'e:irs I %c
8:10 p.m.. an
Skaiin,, Part. at
e\cnine of lamp -
the Ajax Communit\
light at Henry House.
Centre.
Dec. 28. Oshawa
ibrary's ;Northyiew
CLARINCTON: �— )ranch: Adventure
Dc,:. 6. c, crimp:
movies for the whole
Dom ntown Bowmanyille
family: Feature: Sea Gvpsies
MoonliL,ht Magic.
K a short: Tin Toy.
Treelie
ting Ceremony.
Dec. ; I. 2-5 P.m., Harman
Dec 6. 7-9 p.m.: Dec. 7
Park Arena, Children's Arena,
and 8. 1:30-3:30 p.m..
North Oshawa Arena and 5-8
Bow man\ ille Museum:
p.m., Donevan Recreation
Edd ardian Christmas, free
Complex and Civic
admission. decorations,
Auditorium: Skating New
refreshments, entertainment,
Year's Eve Parties
toy exhibit.
Dec. 7. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.,
"WHITBY:
Clarke Museum. -7056 Old
Dec. 5 and 6.7-7:45 p.m.:
Kirby Road (Hwy. 35 &
Christmas Family Storytime,
1151. Annual Children's
adult accompaniment
Chnstmas Craft Workshop --
required-. please pre -register.
Victorian paper decorations.
Dec. 7, 6:30-9 p.m.. Civic
woven wheat and Christmas
Pool (Rossland Road): Pre -
cards
teen Christmas P(x)l Party
Dec. 7 & 8: Archibald
(Age 10 -13). Christmas
Orchards. Pancakes with
theme, swimming, dancing,
Santa.
retreshmenLs, S6. call 668 -
Dec. 12. 7-7:30 p.m.,
2020.
Borvma ville Library_ : 3-5 Nr.
Dec. 14, 10:30-1 1:30 a.m.,
olds are im ited with their
Whitby main branch:
families for songs, stories,
Holiday pop-up card craft
tingerplays.
(age 8-12 �: please pre -reps -
ter
Dec. 27, Jan. 2, Jan. 3
keepsake record hook. Please
Recreation Complex): Free
more.
from 2-3:30 p.m. Whitby
pre -register.
concert in the Park (bring an
Dec. 31, 6 - 9 p.m.,
library main branch: A differ-
PICKERING 420-4040
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Recreation Complex: Free
ent family activity on each
PICKERING:
employee bands, Santa Claus,
skating, clowns, refresh-
dav: bookmark design,
Dec. 11, 6:30-8 p.m.,
school and church choirs,
ments, bring item for food
Victorian fans, favorite book
Esplanade Park (by Pickering
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PICKERING — Pickering Swim Club
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meet in Pickering.
The Pickering club finished first overall in
�.otal points, with 150 more than the next best
team, and set 19 club records. Guiding their
charges were head coach Bob Boadway, with
two-time Olympian Lisa Flood assisting.
In the eight -and -under girls division,
Stephanie Peters won the 100 -metre back-
stroke, placed second in the 50m backstroke,
100m individual medley and the 100m breast-
stroke, and was third in the 100m freestyle.
She finished second overall in in points for her
age group.
Laura Barnes raced to two first -place finish-
es in the 50m and 100m breast. She also placed
fourth in the 100m I.M.
Other girls finishing in the top eight includ-
ed Danielle Schon, Sarah Wolch and Malynn
Cowley.
The boys division saw Bradley Johnston
win the 25m butterfly and take second in the
50m butterfly.
He finished third overall in points in his age
group.
Jake Stevens and Jake Passmore finished in
the top eight, while Kent Williamson finished
well in each of his five events.
In the nine -and -10 girls division, Brenna
Wilson won the 50m fly, was second in both
the 100m fly and 50m back, and third in the
50m back. She finished third overall in points
for her age group.
Kelly Lee finished in the top eight in four of
her races, while Sophia Doria, Melanie
Campbell, Taryn Kavanagh and Caitlin Heggie
also turned in great efforts.
For the boys, Matt Wolch was third in the
50m breast and Mike Fleming third in the 50m
free. Scott Allen, Brendan Barbaro, Chris Fox,
Ryan Shanks and T.J. Stevens also turned in
See TOP/page 30
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Top top fswimmers
TOP/From page 25
stellar performances.
An outstanding effort by Megan
Shanks earned her top spot in overall
,Points in the 11 -and -12 girls division. She
picked up four first -place finishes in the
50m back. 50m breast. loom free and
200m I.M.
Shanks also swam to three second -
place finishes in the 50m free, loom
breast and 100m back.
Lauren Walker finished third in four
races — 50m and 100m back. loom free
and 200m I.M.
Jennifer Aquino, Adrienne Byng.
Melanie GoL*al and Jennifer Wiggins also
shone in the pool for Pickering.
Warren Barnes won the 50m breast and
was second in the 100m breast and 200m
I.M. for the boys division.
Graham Wolch placed second in the
50m breast, third in the 50m and 100m
free and fourth in the loom breast.
Matt Tamburro was fifth in the 50m
back.
Also swimming well for Pickering
were Adam Janssen. Rvan Ferguson, Jon
Kaye and Willie Ball.
In the 13 -and -1.1 girls division, Brianne
Ferreira won the loom free and was third
in the 50m breast. 50m hack. 50m free and
'loom I.M.
Alicia Kaye won the 200m I.M., was
second in the 100m fly and 100m free.
fourth in the 100m back and sixth in the
Pickering
Scoreboard
PICKERING SOCCER CLUB
Results tc- `are wee■ erCing Dec 1
UNDER -SEVEN DIVISION
Pickering Slo-Spore 6 (Daniel Poccvic 5. A.exa McCartney. MVPs Mark McFarlane.
Mark Sterling, vs. Lone Star Cate 0 (MVP Er -c Pham Hung) Boyer Pontiac Panthers
5 (Matthew Halket 2. Salwat Dhahwa.. Narva,r Chahar. Scott U. MVP Lindsay
D=ODOulos, vs PCCCA 4 iLcrenzc Haza 3. Jacob MacDonald, MVPs Nicholas
Enron. Con Papaconstantinou). Sporting Images 1 (Shannon Kennedy. MVPs Jessica
Jarrett. Adan Edwards) vs. M 6 S Volvo 1 (Krs:Winkle MVP Tristar Brandon)
UNDER -NINE DIVISION
Vau.:lee Digitasl Imaging 4 (Mai* CK P ----ase 2 Dc-g.as VaMitee. MVPs Patrick
Cu:ten. Ca nn McCrone) vs Sporting Images 2 (Chas Poole. Angelo Angelopoulos,
MVP Nicole C-awtord), Boyer Pontiac Panthers 9 (Matthew Woods 4. Jennder
Micnabcka 2. Bryant Lyons 2. Robert Constanzo. MVP Marthew Woods, vs.Lone Star
Cafe 0 (MVP Kevin Cameron); Pickering Slo-Sports 3 (Devan Bernardino. James
:nkster. Adam Pham -Hung, MVP Adam Pham Hung) vs A-MAZE-iNG 2 (Ashley
Rodriguez 2. MVP Shawn Peterson)
UNDER -11 DIVISION
Cashway 2 (M•I,ssa Machado. Ch• s Mitchell. M'✓Ps Ardre Hrdding Jennifer Wright)
vs Sporting Images 2 l Randy Mensan, Jordan Doody. MVPs wrl!lam Bryce. Shannon
See Pickering Lions Club 2 (Daniel Gauthier, Laura Hurst, MVP Laura Hurst) vs.
O.:a .,y Tune -Up 1 (Matt Finley. MVPs Tan sha Van Rossum-Chance. Jessie Van
Dew Factory Mattress 3 (Breigh Cameron 2, Jennifer Adams. MVPs Kr.sta Talnanu.
Bryan Jackson) vs Slo-sports 2 ;Anthony Eccles 2. MVP Sarah Manion::
6NDER-13 DIVISION
SuperCentre 1 (Julio MroczkdwSK. MVP Jeff D;neley) vs Optwnists 0 (MVP Melanie
Dona;. Boyer Pontiac Panlre•s 1 :Ashley Kong. MVP Ashley Kong, vs Sporting
Image 0 (MVPs Josh Kierstead. Wendy Arses;,, Premier Trophy 2 (Brian Nishnkawa 2.
MVPs Brian Nishikawa. Fon Farr) vs SIO -Sports 0 (MVP Chris Mansell)
UNDER -16 DIVISION
Lone Star Cate 3 (Andrew Lowles 2 Ricna,c Domes. MVPs Sean Van Delft. Richard
Domes) vs Jonnson Controls 0 (MVPs Kelly Brown, Stephen Fullard). Bayer Pontiac
Panthers 2 (Ben Hunter Kristen Toomsalu. MVPs Malice Lynch. Troy Trentadue) vs
Katon 1 (Joe Stephen. MVPs Jason Whiteneao. John Mansfield), Binns Kdchens 5
lRyar Doody. David Binns 3, Melissa KosieSki, MVPs David Binns. Samantha
Mitchell) vs Dana Canada 2 (Jonathan Angrove. Andrew Visconti. MVPs Susan
J;,ylor Andrew Visconti)
METRO JUNIOR 'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE
EASTERN DIVtSgN STANDINGS (As of Dec. 3)
TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
PICKERING Panthers 22 16 3 3 103 60 35
OUINTE Hawks 21 10 8 3 92 68 23
OSHAWA Legionaires 25 10 15 0 113 144 20
WELLINGTON Dukes 20 9 10 1 91 Be 19
PORT HOPE Buzzards 23 6 15 2 69 116 14
SYRACUSE Jr Crunch 19 3 14 2 97 119 8
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50m free.
Lauren Campbell won the 50m and
100m breast, was fourth in the 200n1 I.M.
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Tenn Martin swam to sixth in the 50m
breast.
Brandon Ellis led the wav for the boys,
collccUng a second -place finish in the
loom fly, and a third in the 200m I.M.
Bryan Leung finished third in the 50n1
back, fourth in the 50m breast and 200m
I.M. and sixth in the 100m free.
Ross Werlick swam to lourth in the
50m fly and sixth in the loom back.
Mike Shoreman was fifth in the 50m
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Amy Kurowski earned fifth spot in the
50m back and seventh in the 100m free.
In the boys division, Derek Howard
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fourth in the 100m free.
Nathan Kaye won the 2001n I.M., was
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Stein was on of the league's governors. Really, he knew nothing about hockey
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era. he had the audacity to come out against fighting in the game.
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stretches mostly due to cheap shots. Yet another example of the impact the rule has had
occurred when the Islanders' Darius Kasparitus knocked down Mario Lemieux in the
playoffs, cross-checked him in the face and gave him a face wash.
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laid a glove on Kasparitus, he'd have been kicked out. It was a crucial game and he
couldn't take the chance. Kasparitus knew it and just laughed at him.
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CENTRAL. DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM
GP
W
L
T
GF
GA
PTS
THORNHILL ISWKIerS
23
15
6
2
141
90
32
WEXFORD Raiders
20
14
4
2
112
81
30
NIAGARA Soenic
21
10
11
0
93
9e
20
NORTH YORK Rangers
24
5
16
3
111
156
13
WESTERN
DIVISION STANDINGS
TEAM
GP
W
L
T
GF
GA
PTS
AURORA Magna Tigers
20
18
1
1
126
54
37
CALEDON Canadians
21
18
2
1
133
72
37
DURHAM Huskies
20
614
0
93
122
12
MUSKOKA bears
20
6
14
0
74
117
12
SHELBURNE Wolves
22
4
17
1
99
147
9
LOSSA HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY
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SENOR
BOYS (As of Dec. 6)
TEAM
GP
W
L
T
GF
GA
PTS
PAUL DWYER Saints
6
5
1
0
39
17
10
EASTDALE Eagles
4
4
0
0
38
9
8
HENRY STREET Hawks
4
4
0
0
24
5
8
PICKERING Trojans
4
4
0
0
23
5
8
DUNBARTON Spartans
5
4
1
0
28
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4
CERIDGE Pumin
6
3
1
1
25
13
7
S O'CONNOR Chargers
4
2
2
0
25
18
4
AJAX Rams
4
2
2
0
24
21
4
ST. MARY Monarchs
6
2
4
0
18
30
4
O'NEILL Redman
4
0
2
2
16
21
2
DONEVAN illus Devils
5
0
3
2
12
27
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Lauren Campbell won the 50m and
100m breast, was fourth in the 200n1 I.M.
and sixth in the loom free.
Tenn Martin swam to sixth in the 50m
breast.
Brandon Ellis led the wav for the boys,
collccUng a second -place finish in the
loom fly, and a third in the 200m I.M.
Bryan Leung finished third in the 50n1
back, fourth in the 50m breast and 200m
I.M. and sixth in the 100m free.
Ross Werlick swam to lourth in the
50m fly and sixth in the loom back.
Mike Shoreman was fifth in the 50m
back.
In the senior girls division. Laura
Kurowski placed second in the IOOm fly,
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Patricia Pearsall was second in the 50m
back, and third in the 100m free, loom fly
and 200m I.M.
Amy Kurowski earned fifth spot in the
50m back and seventh in the 100m free.
In the boys division, Derek Howard
won the 100m fly, was second in the 50m
back. 100m hack and 200m I.M. and
fourth in the 100m free.
Nathan Kaye won the 2001n I.M., was
third in the 50ni back. IOOm back and
loom free, and fourth in the 50m free and
100m flv.
Eric Gauthier swam to third in the 50m
back and 200m I.M. and fourth in the
100n1 free.
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Gil (Hall of Fame) Stein is the guy we have to thank for indirectly shortening or
ending the careers of several NHL stars.
Stein was on of the league's governors. Really, he knew nothing about hockey
until he was into his 30s. It was at that time that he became a lawyer for Philadelphia's Broad Street Bullies. After that
era. he had the audacity to come out against fighting in the game.
As a result, these do-gooders who didn't know what they were doing turned around and implemented a rule which
changed the face of hockey forever. The closest these people ever got to the game was the ice in their drinks. It became
open season on hockey's biggest stars.
Did you notice last season that every one of the game's to stars were out significant
stretches mostly due to cheap shots. Yet another example of the impact the rule has had
occurred when the Islanders' Darius Kasparitus knocked down Mario Lemieux in the
playoffs, cross-checked him in the face and gave him a face wash.
My buddy Rick Tocchet was standing there and couldn't do a thing because, if he had
laid a glove on Kasparitus, he'd have been kicked out. It was a crucial game and he
couldn't take the chance. Kasparitus knew it and just laughed at him.
Another classic you've seen many times was our friend Claude Lemieux, who speared
Cam Neely in the mouth twice. Cam drops his gloves and goes after him. Before the gloves
hit the ice, Lemieux assumes the turtle position. Cam gets five and a game.
So, thanks to Gil and the boys, the true instigator who uses his stick and spears a player
stays in the game, while the guy who drops his gloves gets tossed.
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Durham Access to Care is a new organization
designed to improve access to and coordination of long
term care services throughout the Durham Region. Funded
by the Ontario Ministry of Health under the Community Care
Access Centre initiative and governed by a volunteer
board, the agency is responsible for: service information
and referrals to long term care facilities: coordinated
service ,eligibility determination , and case management of
numerous community health and support services. The
Board is seeking a
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Reporting to the Board, the CEO will be accountable for
leadership In developing this new agency: effectively
managing its resources (annual budget $24 m and 135
employees) and overseeing daily operations. The CEO will
place emphasis in areas related to service planning, policy
development. community and government liaison and
efficient management of human . financial and capital
esources.
The pasition will be of interest to a person who has clearly
demonstrated accomplishments in a senior management
role In a business, public administration, health or social
service organization. A solid track record in program
planning and development: community and government
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essential to this role. Compensation for this position is
linked to qualifications and experience of the successful
applicant. Direct resumes by December 31, 1996 to.
Search Committee
Durham Access to Care
701 Rossland Road East
Box 348
Whitby, Ontario
L1 N 9K3
4EEDKRAFT Canada
At KRAFT, we focus on our mission of providing good food and
good food ideas to consumers. As Canada's leading manufacturer
and distributor of packaged food products, we take PRIDE in the
quality of our products and our people.
To achieve our mission, we are committed to a work environment
where Team Work and Learning is recognized. Currently our oper-
ation in Scarborough has opportunities for:
Production Team Operators
...to take responsibility for the operation, maintenance and pro-
cess control of our packaging equipment, quality of our products
and involvement in a team environment.
We are looking for people who enjoy working in a team environ-
ment. have strong communication and interpersonal skills, and are
ready for an opportunity which offers challenges and responsibili-
ty. Preference will be given to candidates who have post second-
ary education and experience in an automated production environ-
ment.
Interested ? Please send your resume to
File 4 2745
Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71_5
We thank all applicants for their interest. We regret that no tele-
phone nor agency inquiries will be accepted and will contact only
those individuals selected for an interview.
SECURITY OFFICERS
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
Applicants Must:
• Be willing to work any shift including
statutory holidays
• Have strong communication and
public relations skills
• Be mature and take pride in your
appearance
• Have Own transportation
• Security experience an asset
Apply in person 9-4 weekdays.
No phone calls please.
Group 4 CPS Limited
199 Wentworth St. East.
2nd. Floor
(between Ritson and Wilson Rds.)
Previous applicants need not re-appty.
General
as Help
Full-time opporturMUes exist to work in a challenging
erwironmern for a dynamic organization in the Oshawa area. As
a team player you will be responsible for receiving and checking
kwy*Vmaterial,
aith any irregularities and
Communicating
Requirements of the job:
• Excellent organizational skills
• Highly accurate with attention to detail
• Effective communication skills
• Excellent problem solving ability
• Typing skills with keyboard knowledge
• Ability to lift up to 40 Ibs.
• Flexibility to work shifts
• Previous shippirglreceiving experience an asset but not
essential
As a member of the Minacs Team, you wil enjoy an attractive
salary and benefits package. Please forward a detailed resume
by Friday, December 13,1996 quoting File #REC1296 to:
The Minacs Group Inc.
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At KRAFT, we focus on our mission of providing good food and
good food ideas to consumers. As Canada's leading manufacturer
and distributor of packaged food products, we take PRIDE in the
quality of our products and our people.
To achieve our mission, we are committed to a work environment
where Team Work and Learning is recognized. Currently our oper-
ation in Scarborough has opportunities for:
Production Team Operators
...to take responsibility for the operation, maintenance and pro-
cess control of our packaging equipment, quality of our products
and involvement in a team environment.
We are looking for people who enjoy working in a team environ-
ment. have strong communication and interpersonal skills, and are
ready for an opportunity which offers challenges and responsibili-
ty. Preference will be given to candidates who have post second-
ary education and experience in an automated production environ-
ment.
Interested ? Please send your resume to
File 4 2745
Oshawa This Week
P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71_5
We thank all applicants for their interest. We regret that no tele-
phone nor agency inquiries will be accepted and will contact only
those individuals selected for an interview.
SECURITY OFFICERS
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
FOR HOLIDAY SEASON
Applicants Must:
• Be willing to work any shift including
statutory holidays
• Have strong communication and
public relations skills
• Be mature and take pride in your
appearance
• Have Own transportation
• Security experience an asset
Apply in person 9-4 weekdays.
No phone calls please.
Group 4 CPS Limited
199 Wentworth St. East.
2nd. Floor
(between Ritson and Wilson Rds.)
Previous applicants need not re-appty.
General
as Help
Full-time opporturMUes exist to work in a challenging
erwironmern for a dynamic organization in the Oshawa area. As
a team player you will be responsible for receiving and checking
kwy*Vmaterial,
aith any irregularities and
Communicating
Requirements of the job:
• Excellent organizational skills
• Highly accurate with attention to detail
• Effective communication skills
• Excellent problem solving ability
• Typing skills with keyboard knowledge
• Ability to lift up to 40 Ibs.
• Flexibility to work shifts
• Previous shippirglreceiving experience an asset but not
essential
As a member of the Minacs Team, you wil enjoy an attractive
salary and benefits package. Please forward a detailed resume
by Friday, December 13,1996 quoting File #REC1296 to:
The Minacs Group Inc.
DEPT. STORE
PROMOTION
Now hiring F;rf and P/T positions to
promote a major dept. store's account
cards. Xmas positions available .
• Ajax
• Pickering
• Whitby
• Oshawa
• Bowmanviile
Training provided
59410 hourly 8 bonus
Call head office 1-7 pm. only
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MANAGER TRAINEE
Large international corpo-
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skills include playrng the
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immediately Mad resume
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laide Ave E Oshawa L1G
2A4. AtL Terry Souch (days
668-5893. eve. 666-3077)
WANTED 38 people to
lose up to 20 los for the
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duced Ask Howl Toll Free
1-800-881-6782
PART-TIME Bookkeep-
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counting knowledge. good
organizational 8 commune.
cation skills essentul. Fax
resumes to 728-3897 or
call 728-5115 Monday or
Wednesday. 9 5pm
RELIABLE experienced
line cook, prep person.
rr%W be hardworking: must
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°ASSOCIATES OF REAM QUALITY ONE LTD,
HAVE RECENTLY WON THE All
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DEPT. STORE
PROMOTION
Now hiring F;rf and P/T positions to
promote a major dept. store's account
cards. Xmas positions available .
• Ajax
• Pickering
• Whitby
• Oshawa
• Bowmanviile
Training provided
59410 hourly 8 bonus
Call head office 1-7 pm. only
1-800-661-2118
MANAGER TRAINEE
Large international corpo-
ration looking for an ag-
gressive individual with
ambition to earn S35.000i
year and more Willing to
start at bottom and loam
new business Opportunity
for $3= eek while leam-
rrg. Call 723-3411
ORGANIST requ.rod If
you are a team player.
skills include playrng the
organ and piano in trill
conal morning worship, we
have an opening avadade
immediately Mad resume
by Dec 13 to Krrgsvwx
United Church. 505 Ade-
laide Ave E Oshawa L1G
2A4. AtL Terry Souch (days
668-5893. eve. 666-3077)
WANTED 38 people to
lose up to 20 los for the
New Year Doctor pro-
duced Ask Howl Toll Free
1-800-881-6782
PART-TIME Bookkeep-
er'Secretary required Ac
counting knowledge. good
organizational 8 commune.
cation skills essentul. Fax
resumes to 728-3897 or
call 728-5115 Monday or
Wednesday. 9 5pm
RELIABLE experienced
line cook, prep person.
rr%W be hardworking: must
have creative ideas, good
attitude. for a busy country
b otro in Port Perry Call
Sandra for appokntrnent
965-7224
RF/MPiC0000
QUALITY ONE LTD. *
RE/MAX ONTARIO- ATLANTIC CANADA INC.
IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT ROGER
ANDERSON - BRO'r1ERIOWNER & 28 SALES
°ASSOCIATES OF REAM QUALITY ONE LTD,
HAVE RECENTLY WON THE All
PICKERING BOARD OF TRADE BUSINESS
EXCELLENCE AWARD.
i � W�,lm 1, a
OUR CONGRATULATIONS GO OUT TO THEM AND THEIR WINNING TEAM
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3 -•.'es k^owledge in
--;en•rnance and repairs
! .S' be mol,vated and
-:cress good public tela-
- sx: s Exp an asset
a a'y al and benefit
acxa;� Call Janet at 905-
1;,; ..,,
-OP TO TELEMARKET-
rc ph,_:ne sales
• r 'ein CP. not nec-
air, p pc,t ve amtude
P ,art' ;ail David at
or Droc by !255
w, •„3a• . Osnawa
WANT TO HE YOUR OY:'.
BOSS Studio S K ID
Were looking for mod,
up To date hairstylists for
chair rentals Please apply
In person 108 Dundas
St VV. Whitby or call 430-
9397
WANTED! Canadians
spear, -; K;'eari. Chinese.
Japanese One of top coin
panes in woad, in in-
come. 5 PT 5 FT training
provided/work home 728-
4350
Office Office
Help Help
INDUSTRIAL SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
• A leading manufacturer of packaging
products requires an ambitious Sales
Representative for the Peterborough.
Kingston, Whitby area, with a mindmum
of four years experience In Industrial
sales.
• The successful candidate will be
responsible for servicing and expand,
Ing our client base.
• You must be a self -motivated, resour
ceful professional with good communi-
cation skills and mechanical aptitude.
We offer an excellent remuneration
package which includes a competitive
salary. performance Incentives.
company vehicle and an extensive
benefits program
ease reply by resume before Dec. 20
ofaes Help/
Agent
WE ARE LOOK114G for a
self motivated. enthusiastic
Pies person tc Ian our
team Retail sales expem
ence preferred Evenings'
Neekerds 1Pr1 Call the
,RIeS Marager at
'PJ5 -5429-5695
Skilled
Help
AUTO BODY Person re.
-fed ire' n,Jiy restoration
';top Capai of perform -
r7 metal fabrication and
•ep 3 pant work Call
?r.5 558-4445
FLEXIBLE. PIT OPERA-
TOR .',tee' Ir..>••a
•-N^; machine IAus'
we mach rte expener;g
.r,d own transco"aeon
by area Please fax
:Jai fcahons.'resume to
�:,....rr at 430-0139
MILLWRIGHT NEEDED
i- n a.
Ill Lcer-ce and PL r:
•penel,ce -andat%'y
,ss,bi"y pe'-arera
"'pldyme�! Caa '-905
7Sro
996 to
- PATIENT
MIRROR AND GLASS
liver-ar^y
' exibie
weekendhours
Box 2982
area Call Mrs
excel
The Mississauga News
Daycare
ce 'seeded mmediateiy
;haws call 9r 5; 432
3145 Wolfedale Rd.
Corner
�3
Mississauga, Ontario
L5C 3A9
Fax:(905)279-3647
' General
Help
WE HAVE AN
Das f :i ^dtent,al
Flexograph,c Press Opera.
tor We are looking Idr a
bright well organ,zed. me
chancally mchned no,-
va,ual to assist ,n a wide
var,ety of tasks Must be
Self motivatec. willing to
'earn and possess a strong
command of the English
language Minimum grade
12 education required with
a strong mathematical apt,
tudeFax resume to 9C5
427 1682 or Call 427 1433
10 Skilled
Help
Manufacturing
company requires
an experienced
LICENSED
ELECTRICIAN
For assembly of
automated equip-
ment. An excellent
background in
controls and au-
tomation is neces-
sary. Top rates,
benefit package.
Fax resume to:
(905) 721.1204
Or Call
(905) 721-1200
SELL IT
NOW
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8,1996-11"133
Skilled
Help Daycare Daycare
• Available • Available
�hLTvve
We require a
HVAC service
technician.
Must P"s -n,,:
A
I .� , II,ites:
ga,; orl,'heat pumps
Ip on refrigeration
equip
Muh:ated aggres,tve
ell confident per—m
Re "-filing to be , in alll
We offer
I'n d t .harii
p ,,,ibihtc
F„F Nage,
3tmeltt plan
It ren, lr Ili:, r,le. 11",�.,ut r-ur ift air
160 Baceline Rd. F.
Bnwmanville
It)
fax to: 621-2899
Hospital
Medical Dental
PART TIME . Ass, s'
Fver , Satur^
-ARP :e, - I — ABEL e
Dererce ar asset cail Car
of 43( '??8ar-
INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD ,rd
�J In caring, safefun home
r environment
f1: Licensed by M C 5 S
�i Reasonable rates
;j Receipts. flexible hours Gall
i DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE
q 5D9-1207
Daycare
• R Wanted ' Firewood
NANNY. er pc. •er ce.;
;re ,ea' 'Id rot; rreg tits BROOKLIN FIREWOOD
'Wi5i 427.3441 8,. 'ac- .: ^.s • -7,
a'" seasoned f'ro r
WANTED
- PATIENT
ere,. ;ed
pe.
liver-ar^y
' exibie
weekendhours
Dlck.? • 3
area Call Mrs
Corar 9C5 831+--6095
Daycare
•
Available
CINDY S DAYCAPE -
m... ;i e's
rpe•'enrerl daycare •--y
me
Ma��<. P"".ie Frs,
,
' ICPR prtit•cn, '•,rn.
s mdx F• ^o oets Dsccu^,
ate
2'A -
QUALITY CHILDCARE
,
._d •.ir.d rv'crmer
r'S E C E .xp Reascn-
acle a,es.tlex e,e V:,.
s^ d, -^ at, ages ?air F
T j Holidays ties.
:38 CSS,a d �s 683
Daycare
to -ill Wanted
Skilled ' E nploymer
Skilled BABys,TTER expelId
Wanted
'Sales Help Help ^rrr
Help Agents
SALES REPRESENTA.
TIVE a 1e �.a-. "
:,Jr �..Vplies Base $alary
COmmissiOr 8 a' allow
ante Please apply n per
son to Manor Caruthers.
cc UNDFRWOOD'S 411^
Finley Ave Ala. Ontario
• _ - - •
REQlfiriCLl IMMEDIATELY
CLASS A MECHANIC
APPLY !N PERSON TO.
#1 Westney Rd.
(At Hwy i Ajax
686-2182
'd r Du, n,,,e F II .me
aR b F"St Aur preferred
.-.lerences e^.trred Ca-.
P.
'-i'42J.
MATURE exper er-ed
r��wer 'or 2 OV-
-i-o-er ages 3 ' 2 3 3
rens 3'arr a^ 9'
•:e•- 'efe'er:as Cad
%ANNY home
.. ❑; c tori. nor.
- cxe• .air pr P_'er•ed ;
_eave ^essage
15 299-207• :aye
•133 4..,5 eve
ACCOUNTANT FT PT
A. as
pe is Jx ACCO ^ins .o^tr•l,
rsh o ,-arcia, SIX, :Oslmg budge'^;
e
.air 'ipw par. -
surarce '^p.
:0 "re' create Ca•�x�.�ti
9C5 558-24�
' Firewood
Ply w c
ease pnor're eave mes
age 9;5655879, Hw•y
42 to Spercer•s Rcad turn
holt^ or As^bur- Road
200 yards 550,'ace cdrd
T'xed picked .p
FIREWOOD - Oua':^y .t'
;tarTirg at S'•85 Cora Can
eve 7r)5-944.880' p m
'1 pm.
FIREWOOD c;• a,o
a-; 94;werw
55'. a race ::^ :a,
'9C5 583-,tI
FIREWOOD.
.a . :N::d ilia'•
anreed. ext -a ;ng ,'�
;ease^ed
an,,, so,*
acnes. —ear„rer.,er- F%
de very K-. H a• •e
w r;d "r ,.24E
FIREWOOD 0;.a
•^ cstabh
ay 7 5-277 338 E.e^
gs 'rJ: 434-565:
de„very 'israwa algia
AtILSON S
FIREWOOD
;ord .._..sG
-and de, J.
Pled Ma-:Ai.d
xe�
905-432 ' _.
Ha••7«„ .
• . ' � ava•aue
'
Bargain
Corner
1 BRIDGESTONE 9,z
3. . n, .tart:
el
^s $4;C Jsed ;riv r,
APPLEWOOD eged < „cr.. as• „_.,,,, a.pas+
S2' : Can at -.e,
erect ' _P_ :a' -t :-
” Imprgvements • Im otrements PON Roofing • Painting & . Moving & • Flooring, a House • Par
• • g • , Decorating • Storage • Carpeting • Cleaning • SePartyP Driving
Schools
BUDGET HONE
U4PROVEMENTS
Basement Apts.
Pec -rooms. plumbing,
Additions, electrical,
drywall, decks.
ceramic tiling &
countertops
15 yrs. Exp.
call Mario
(905) 61941
cel. (416) 560.4663
DOORS
URN US
GARAGE DOORS,
OPENERS, (We
nstall), FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS, CABLES,
ROLLERS.
Sales Service &
905-837-0949
Repairs949
EUROPEAN TLE
SPECIALIST
All renovate your bath-
room, or kitchen wads, as
,yell as tloor tiles. Good
reterences and satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
For free etillww” call
D. Dykstra 725-4913
SELL IT NOW
CALL 683-0707
CARPENTRY
tree estimates, house
additions, basements.
decks, tnm work, door in-
stallation, baseboards,
steeds. root repairs.
(905) 619/2930
Bill Jr.
J.S. ARMSTRONG
DEV. INC.
Specialtzing In custom
homes, additions. veno-
rations, rec rooms and
basement apartments.
Residential and com-
mercial. Serving Durham
Region for over 15 yrs.
Free consultation.
Call .teff
905434-3604
RENOVATIONS
BY W.LEAVER
Additions, second stories,
finished bsmts., bath-
rooms, decks. the 8 wood
floors, doors d windows,
guaranteed and reliable
call Wallt•r
(905)128-2145
Improvements
Specializing in
roofing, siding,
soffit, eaves
trough, window &
doors. Please call
Tom 579-3760
leave message
A&C
ROOFING,
Shingling, all types
of roofs, new and
old, Workmanship
Guaranteed. Free
estimates. Call
Andrew at
(905)
428-8704.
' • Plumbing
ALVIN SAMEDAY
PLUMBING
Licensed plumber, no job
too small, no job too dg.
Complete Renovation. Free
estimates, great prices,
guaranteed lowest. 905-
725--2507 or
1-800.340.0058
• Paintin9 A
• Decorating
EXTERIOR
Painting
Wallpapering
• Good prices
• Good work
Call
Mel 576-6553
TMS PAINTING
lit DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast clean.
reliable service
420-0081
re-MMSCtorage ving &
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 to infor-
mation,
725-0005 or 427-0005
MOVING SYSTEMS
We will prove anything.
anywhere, anytime
Commercialresidential
Packaging. storage and boxes
available. Senior S mid month
discounts Free estimates
571-0755
1-888491-6600
HARRY -0 -TME -
MOVERS
Mere big snail we pnce
1^em all' Free estimates
seniors discourt, short ro-
lice moves Appliances
moved, also storage soave
available Comparable
rates Call 432-2850.
M N TYITH
LARGE TRUCK
Will do Household
moves, residential,
commercial. All types of
moves.
Can Corel or Jan*
427-2856.
MOVING
Houses, Apartments. Of-
fices, Appliances and
Piano Specialists. Sento
and Mid -Month Dis-
counts. Licensed. in-
sured. Free Estimates.
Excea•nt ser wo.
Can 436-7795.
Cross Moven
Bargain rates, homes,
offices. apt., etc.
Plano moving.
Packing available.
CARPET
INSTALLATIONS
25 years ekpenence
restretching, our
spec au'y
Free estimates
D i N Duncan.
967.1799 or 987-11100
cant Claanino
Chrisunsa Special:
5 rooter 1 hea A 13 arra
$72.95
CIA for carer speciate:
420-4583
• House
• Cleaning
CLEANING
SERVICE
Quality Cleaning at
reasonable rates.
Call Barb
683-0800
MAID SERVICE
Maids tully
bonded & insured
Quality cleanup;
at reasonable rates
619-3282
SHINE
Maid Service
Now Booking for
Christmas cleaning
Reasonable rates
Insured 8 Bonded
839-5413
HONEST dependable
and reliable clearingfpr
your home or once Rea
sortable rates Cali for a
free evaluation 432-7583
CLEANING
By Angel.
Christmas &
Senior's rates.
686-1231
• Snow
• Removal
MERRY CHRISTMAS
DAD.
Rest your back this
year with Top Growth
residential snow
clearing No plows
Surprisingly inexpen.
sive Free estimates
Pay as you go
Cancel anytime
686-1436
MAGICIAN.
terair for arty age ary
xcas,or Eii-%ays oro-
_omrs openings. fur1C
raisers Magic snows are
`'lir, _e--ze "elC
WAMn WORK
Coing Magic For
Children s panes
And All occasions
Have My Own Magician
Call Erase
bb8.4932.
Ban
quet
MFacilities
HALL FOR
RENT.
Simcoe. Approx.
3,500 sq. ft. Plenty
of parking. For
more information
call 571-4046
News Advertiser
Classified Dept,
open every
Mon. to Fri.
8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Sat. 9:30 - 3:00
Call 683-0707
ALL SAFE PRO
DRIVING SCHOOL
CHRISTMAS d NEW
YEAR S SPECIAL
J , -g -
S279
.ar < _
Asc regular .:OursdS
u&nn
3M':veC'Jv
MTO/OSLCPDEA
• • Business
• Services
Computeoze7 aCCcu^'.ni
S tax ser'.ce 'or sma,l
business prcrioea by a DrD-
lesslonal dcCCuntant.
Monthly quarterly or year-
ry. Includes filing all govt -
ment forms.
Judy Kuksis CGA
905420.2081
• Weight
Loss
NEW YEAR'S is around
the corner New year. new
body, new athlude L -se
weightnow' ?-Boo-')0203 0, ,416; 292.1293
Acvertsa your
Pa nbng 8
Decorating
Busmes.
Herel
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Rom .905) 655-3661
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
VERSA -TRAINER Home
5 Females. a Males All
Call 905-4273239
CornerW11
Articles
For Sale
Articles
For Sale
Articles
For Sale
• PetslSupplies�
Boarding
Automobiles
For Sale
RBargain Automobiles
Wanted
Apartments Apartments
For Rent For Rent
BEAUTIFUL PIC-
TURES, for
CARPETS - lots of carpet
GLASS showcases and
KENWOOD 200 watt
JACK RUSSELL Pup-
1991 CAVALIER RS. 4-
$50. to $7500 Cash on
33 FALBY COURT
sale, 10x12'
100`c nylon new stain re
display cabinets negoti-
Tower of Power 5 Disk CD.
pies for sate males and le-
door, ac amnm cassette.
the spot for scrap cars 8
q'ea .a a
pac•.vges systems
{unshed m decopage
beautiful Christmas gifts at
lease carpets on hand. I
will carpet 3 rooms. S349
able Filing cabinets - New
and tiling
double cassette, lower
males. will have first set of
185.000kms, highway dri-
trucks Anytime Call 905
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in
cost $45 each cal: 420-
Price includes carpet, pre
used cabinets
from only $6999 while
speakers Rent -to -own from
$7 25
needles and dewormed.
ven. 53200 obo Call 905-
706-5740
once. excellent condition.
5035
mum pad, expert instana
quantities last Lateral cabi
weekly Cali 905
571-1412
ready to go by Christmas
655-3418
721-6208
CARS FOR CASH! We
family building. Air conditioning,
CHESTERFIELD 8
tion, last deliveryfree esti-
nets also available Quality
ly
SHARP 25' TV. VCR com-
BICHONS, Peek -a Foos.
1991 CHEV Lumina Z34,
buy used vehicles Vehi-
cruise. tilt. pis. Dl p1. am'
CHAIR, $400 Oak fir-
mates .30 yards' Norman
new and used chairs from
binations. High resolution
Miniature Schnauzers.
1 owner. new batter & al-
Y
cies must be in runningbroadloom,
2 appliances, laundry
PP y
fished wan unit for TV& sten
686-2314
only t
Y $ 9 99 and up. Used
576-228.2 after bpm
and medium too larger s¢-
ternator, sun roof. Michelin
condition Call 427-2415 or
,d
m,- �;d German Sheche'tl
eo. asking $100 coffee
9
COLLECTOR PLATES
desks hom $a9 99 and up.
picture tube front AV
Jacks.
German Shepherds, Lha
P
tires. $8300 o b o Call 905-
come to 479 Bayly St East,
Tnev'e here now Lots e1
and 2 end tables. asking
5C plates. current value
Slotwall also available,
auto programming.
Sas. Himalayans, plus Eng-
404-6715
Ajax at MURAD AUTO
facilities and underground park -
$150 set call 619-215?
two glass show
Ovemead projector for sale-
universal remote control
Rent to own from $7 SOiwk
fish Severs comm All HA
9
GEN Aquarium Kos Below
1991 DODGE SHADOW.
SALES
404-934
CHRISTMAS plates for
cases..
cases. stands. boxes mol
well
rent speedy Business
Centre. 668-0800 Whitby
Call905-571-1412Cost
at Trent Pet. Oshawa
5 sPd. 112.000 km . ps. pb.
E^tertamment ine S5C Call
In included. From $785-$867.
g
sale along with man
y Y
over $7,000 Sell for
$3500 905-433-76x7
OAK DINING 8
TV- +moor model 26' Elex-
Center Call 436-3724
sunroof, new rad. water-
pump, brakes. fires. asking
' for Sale
Sale
686-0841 weekdays
more asking $40 each
COMPUTER SPECIAL,
suite
peel dxj condition, 3
trcncme with remote. ex-
PEDIGREED Labrador
$4500 cornfield 723-4103
r
,
Cejr-'^•s living ronin.
obo 619 654?
$49P Fast I^'e Dx 3?E c
years old owner moving
ce;;ent condition beautiful
Retrieve' puppies. CKC
1991 HONDA CIVIC DX
$1.500 for bike and spares
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
k.tcren
mb Ram Caor monitor. or
Must sell. $1.200 or best oH-
colour, asklnq 5350 434
7069
registered Parent on site
Hatchback 5 sp. only
1988 CHEVY 314 ton pick
e, steel"ng. power brakes
'a.
FREE DOG •c a 10vin 9
n,^F old full
$699 with modem & CD
er 434-8076
DRYER S100 Ka" --ore
Certified. (Hi Dysplasia
p38.000
Free) Ready Dec 8 1996
kms. $7500 OBO
up. certified. $4,000 OBO
728-4375
P W P1, p< P M C•-.. se.
Y
Rom .905) 655-3661
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
VERSA -TRAINER Home
5 Females. a Males All
Call 905-4273239
dit,on. call 668-2972
trained great wrtn k ds all
shots. Needs a hc'^e to,
bags balls 'er-,eve's
WHy nay 'et paces" One
Gy^ excenen: -,onditon.
blonde dewormed. dew-
1993 CAVALIER Z24. V6.
1990 JimmyS Series.
Christmas call 683--446
CLARINGTON COM-
PUTER
of Ontario's oldest and lar.
of
wheel -chair accessible.
$1800 Manual
claws t st Shots Phone
while. loaded. 39,000 kms
dxa 32 000 km on rebuilt
Wanted
CLEARANCE
CENTER Tau;
g est manufacturers is now
wheel-
chair blue, 16in excellent
Shirley Crago (9051436
Lady driven. showroom
motor 43 New paint.
Loaded. $6800 905
FR€F TO GOOD ^orae
q'ea .a a
pac•.vges systems
selling direct is the public
Eg solid oak 7 Ommg-
condition $1200 E ectric
2542
condition. askinq 511.500
as is -
985-2306 Jim (Fart Perry)
1r " .- e.c 'e^'ale RL,
-
ludep
syster^s include 1a' 28 Ni
pc
room or 6 pc solid pine
wheelchair 17in . used
WHY NOT GIVE AN
call 905-985-2232
1991 CHEV S-10 DU -
we e, good temperament
mon'tovoice'tax modem.
bedroom, your choice
once. excellent condition.
Ol.C'FR CAT A SECOND
1993 MERCURY Topaz.
RANGO.
very olavtu a joy to ary
CD rom drive sound cards,
51995, many stain Choices
pearl black 54000 o b 0
CHANCE Many already
2 door Scut automatic. air.
extended cab.
family
speake's Dos. and wind-
Tractional Woodwork:^^
a
Kitchen table & chairs.
spayed or neutered and
cruise. tilt. pis. Dl p1. am'
excel'�er1 condition, blue
extenor'intenor. d 3 hire.
T101 5'21 Call 68&8330
ows co' r renter Pentium
^ D
905 985-8774
gccc condition. $65 905-
fully vaccinated Kittens
Im warranty. extra clean.
oOz lin or best
FREE TO gooc home
00 $L999 Out the door
PANASONIC. IQ Cam-
576-228.2 after bpm
and medium too larger s¢-
42.000km $9000 o b o
l 05) 72
offer Can 1905) 728-0910
,d
m,- �;d German Sheche'tl
prices a' !axes nciudeo
ter. Newly renovated. 5
WASHER arc dryer $300
ed dogs also m need of
905-a36-7452 leave mes-
.pngh• WCrmwdh
,1^• : �, S85C Fischer
good w t^ chiiorer male
Tnev'e here now Lots e1
C-,'] ,aa' old paid
5'd9 will sou for $500
ra condition a36-
homes Donations and pet
sage
19% CHEV BLAZER,
Telephone a27�926
used a86's 'rom $ado MuR,
arm m
1919
supplies welcome Pet
1994 ',APRICE (Police
Roc,," Mountain Edition.
Also avail DIN garage for
table and ego tabes S'5
excenem condition.
404-934
Pic'S' with Santa coming
BanKruptn Cali Tracue,at
low mileageexcellent con
FREE1c gew ^dine. 6
Media systems hot^ SE75
Cali 43'; 750'
SHARP 4 "ll VCR
-Dor' Call DURHAM ANI
Ca OOC Km. 905 42�
dit,on. call 668-2972
a. ,,.,r hate S250 Call
bags balls 'er-,eve's
me^' 010 male jog
Complete and guarantees
PERFECT CHRISTMAS
' Articles
tAL ADOPTION at 905
1044
::lakes recent tune-up
.330
Apartments
ncusetra�ned 'rier0l tip
v
Ado a color Darter 525
GIFT • :4- •. -
Wanted
4388411 for more into or
1994 Cavalier. 2 dr. white
Vans/
Apartments
I ' 'M11
For Rent
Shepherd cross 686-8348
C anngron Compare•
-B,.Dpier' uke cox' nand
--.--: .-,der
adoc+ape!'
a 'o a am +m cass Cer-
'
Wfleel OflVe
4:W;
For Rent
armchair $800
calld
Clearance Center 697-
^ ...
crafted holds pC
V` -
is'6 124 48CZ or
19051
lifted 59950 Call Phyllis
Unit 3 P -lie' -g For -ore
420 5600
drive separate entrance
GAS STOVE H01coi^t °
3059 164 Baseme Rd
CDs ex; e'en! sound
ANTIQUES Absw,.!an
,-'nture
Automobiles
90585&%086 evenings
9
88 Votks Jil Slalom, per
best otter Leave message
AVAILABLE FEB i.
vea'< ^^ -xce er1 condi
('�'''ma^viae
5'.000 Ca' 9055%6-
p ._.a ^, or an
-
"
for Sale
and weekends
1988 FORD AEROSTAR
t BEDROOM on quwi
large ^,;nn n0dr of house.
T101 5'21 Call 68&8330
month, available now Call
5737
ytni^9 old Scientific ml
0530
1994 Gec Metro Hatch-
e^g'^e p,.r•s with on: y
svel ilea' .'?wawa Cen
2 .t bedrooms. per
drsn satellite Iv. 4C craft-
DIAMONC RING . adios
PIANO
meats. china. silver. aver
tising.
back aa!C, ac new tires.
163.000 kms Sound body
ter. Newly renovated. 5
e$750fir
month. all mclusre. first &
MATCHING Sofa $'SC
_
7"' •" -^ = tl'a
.pngh• WCrmwdh
,1^• : �, S85C Fischer
toys. decoys. dols
milk bottles. collections or
NEED A VEHICLE'
am.'•^ cassette excellent
and recently painted 4 new
mins to 401 Available Jan
1st. $495imonth Call 571.
last required, .references
L.:'.- sea' S'_c Grass -or
mono ring set wit^ 5 ilia-
Price SwingSAC Call 905-
estates Call Robert Bower
P--- --ed- N'. -"u.'_
condition. S61:0 certified
tires. winterized $5000
5320
Also avail DIN garage for
table and ego tabes S'5
londs Appraised at
404-934
Artiques 1905 6558049.
BanKruptn Cali Tracue,at
Must be seer, Nancy 723-
Call 905-434-8881
dusrve Available imme-
storage 9873043
E^tertamment ine S5C Call
S'245 Ipape•s ava,:
ers $55 each Dryer $95 3
Brodklin
9C5-576 180C or t-888.
1115 tdays:. 697-3382
1989 DODGE CARA-
1 8 2 Bedroom apts and
AVAILABLE Jan. Ist. 2
M�creile at 434 -r: •
_
Make a, offer Call 905-
PIANOS - GRANDPA-
259-3673 I car n i
hl
leve i
VAN SE. 4 i turbow
Rac^ 8 ac' Oshawa
,
Cejr-'^•s living ronin.
drawers amave oak c s
623 •X44»
THER\�CLOCKS - i^ti s'
APPLIANCESDWANT-
Troy
Call Tr 905-5798;46
9C Royale Brm.
low krns and loaded. mint,
$1.500 for bike and spares
and Starting
k.tcren
NORDICTRACK SKI
Ontario LTG 7T4
ew
orkn o ,r ",•
1973 DODGE CHARG-
1994 GRAND PRIX SE.
e, steel"ng. power brakes
'a.
at 00,mowh. t r dgl &
4 appliances. Cen-
-.a-_ -° •. .. - •` -eA
DRYER S100 Ka" --ore
and used Palos Ner sine'
Service calls !c rouse $39
ER. M„s,ae Car , �^
P W P1, p< P M C•-.. se.
raoC black
a included
s'ove included. with )aur
trail air. lar rder. ravine
Ori ra c^st 50•: :j,li
9
ti'a< x •e•-iq
Re-: !O own apt size
& tip used washer Darts to,
�Y A 1 engine new tires
Tit, Ari Cassette. secur-
Cherry. %etOntl owner. 145
cherry.
j taCihbes No pets Call
setting. 5725 per me
$7
5-
sari cel telt S3„_ Cal'
_ 0l * 1,d
SSJC
upn r
9r'- grand digital. Keir
sale and washers Hwy e2
etc S1200 OBO as is 985
ity system 79 000 km
K, ail service records, vel
very
try
905 434.2407
Phone (905) 579-2727
,9C5 428 3942 a^c leave
eras^. new
2a' new
'28.3'59
ooards Some 1995 s! --k
' 9C 5-4388'83
2191
$14 50C Call 683-3020
good condition non
2/3 BEDROOM apart-
WHITBY -AVAILABLE Jar
m�sa9e
SSOG Cal 305 0
available a1 reduced prices
FREE
1979 244 GL Volvo, only
1994 PONTIAC Grand
smoker 56.200 or best off.
RUSSET d SIMCOE: N
's•
dedr0°m apt Laun-
WHITE W
905985-4202
Teiec Parc 'WCrks 433
REMOVAL r un-
IOC OOC K - needs fir ro-
Ar, SE ^'macu a/e white
er Telephone 666-3888
C+^awe Fir Dri ht
-lean
dry. Parking nor smoker
c,a singe txtM
wt^ 3 curage -,awes
ESTHETIC EQUIP
149,
wased �._ak truc stoves
washers. cars !rugs or an-
tors t0 cr" 'SC or best
wgr ey interior. V6. auto, air
92 AEROSTAR EXT.
2- bedroom in news Y
renovated. dwelt 12 -plea
no pets $600 . nydro •,t.
gree) cond,nor as• 590
HENT Sar new ,
PICTURE FRAME
ytnmg meta: call 30557'-
offer Call 579-'743 eve
Ds DR). pi* alt. cruise. abs,
4 ^,a^y iptior5 '37 ��:C
Hardwood floors. heat. hot
last requited Call Card at
OBO A,aA 683-92'_
c :ortat>'e "assage
r;.•.p^i a^ cc' es
67'4
1964 POIl ACADIAN
aluminum wheels. am lm
kms h Mus! De seen
wY'
water Dark nr; cable in
6655945
8 GLAR ALARMS at-
Dec. 'volleys manicure
Me'soe cropper ane i
WANTED . FleeS,d1e
on;:^a owne• 4 -.ew tires
cassette. 80 000 highway
SIR 500 or 58.950 cert
eluded La�^dry facilities
AVAILABLE ^-^ediatel
Articles
able. chars Jerry 905
mat cu er M e oning
Cre,. --,iC
last Year s!andaro trans 4
kms 512.500 905 579-
M 905-683-4422
No dogs 5686 & So95
Y
eau casrmerf
'
for Sale
'6"-
vice. and some supply Call
size BC's !ruck
box rnerasonably priced
cr. only114000 km Weil
2983
motor. handle d thumb
•-,dro (averages S'G-S12
apt near
Oshawa Centre. bright and
Custom buds steel security
Bran Honda 500 dirt bike
436-0503 Leave •nes-
Call ,Jet 905-965.7290
tired for Runs pike a top
1965 COUGAR. ' 36 000
Trailers
-oth) 905-576-2902
clean one bedroom living
window bars allows afford-
EXCELLENT condihcn,
sage
each Call (905) 986 1030
Ask.- $1000 ob0 436-
k, r, ria: -�" id. new
= 9 _
bides. studs, excellent con-
OSHAWA Roor St l Large
loom and k,!cnen. 3 PC
5 PC. --u, v 56&3 3
6-a ace,..-.� ;wtar S22t
POOL TABLE Dunenn �
hriStmaS
C.
�5c'
Drakes excellent condinon.
dition Read for snow
y
1 2 & 1 D.Mroom apart
d
Oath 5550 nudes uLl
and glass book
wall card Snell case 839-
•-' ^1 c , . - <^ cues.
Trees
1
1966 ^ BOO W 1,
agon. 2 5
must sen 51 '00 Tele -
-
1990 HOMESTEADER
lilts '� clean low rise
.
suit single mature female
,-ase, _ cc bedrpom s+•
4'85
Boston and Snooke• call%
week dd, males and tel-
1st
' iC 000 air^ runs gree!.
phone 420-0144 anytime
- r
budding Close to 401 &
Rob 430-4193
5600 3 oieacnec glass 1a
Condition, ail matching
2 sets 51250, Cal'.
males. shots, vet
checked. 550 each. Tele-
;reat winter ca' Car be
1995 FORD ESCORT
T•
Parking Available ill
Oshawa. Call 436-0278
Dies S35C 668.9911
GARAGE ioor repairs
40583' 9830.
phone 725-2639 Grant.
terrified Asking 5700 as is
GT Mm; col'„^y oaded
x 20 noridar room Main
;+eller rally furnishedOne
me
mediately From 5600.
AVAILABLE IMME-
A GREAT DEAL -^
got'
D•_,r so^,gs. cables
SHARP 4 "ll VCR
C I new a-- -
plus
ralld••s Were's installed
a. ,,.,r hate S250 Call
bags balls 'er-,eve's
Call
S49 'yew docrssopeners
433 X1978 after 4 p m
Lary Oshawa 905
436
Ouauty Plus Doors 4'6-
::lakes recent tune-up
.330
deck '.: x 16. shed. new
336-OC73
SHEDMAN Duality ball
;teat shape 51500 as is
CERTICAR S CHRIST-
roof x Florida room_ new
sr'r'le s'ec , c X 8' SPE
ABSOLUT'ELY
Mint
H07 TUB ' SPA -eats
CIAL ONLY 5295 plus tax
.a7• --a
w -•r
--.--: .-,der
Many DtfWr sizes and styles
while and pastel sofa and
-_ We w•^
sk -'and
available Also garages
armchair $800
calld
winter cove•
S'80C Caj1666 3688
d
anecks '5' McKay Rd
is'6 124 48CZ or
19051
S2 955 87 Oils Firenza 4
Unit 3 P -lie' -g For -ore
420 5600
drive separate entrance
HOUSE CONTENTS
into call 9C5-6 1 9 2093
ALMOST NEW t-droom
apart-
rrer:s. Ava, aD,e 3, 0,me
wa, .,n,ts ^ew ---a
SNOW TIRES !o- BMW
'.'9-1527
dark Di a green • 8 L 16bedroom_
3 pc bath. fridge
month Phone 905 576-
DIATELY. r Whitby Akt
1966 FORD TEMPO 4
valve ABS extended wan
full suepropane stove and
4255
building spacious carpet
PS Pb PDL an new
auto 280001- S12995
oven Electric hot water,
2 BEDROOM ap! near
ed. newly painted. with bal
::lakes recent tune-up
Cert 905-619.0692
deck '.: x 16. shed. new
Oshawa Ce^'•e and 401
cony, close to bus. shop
;teat shape 51500 as is
CERTICAR S CHRIST-
roof x Florida room_ new
Park r; laundry storage
ping, all utilities included
r best otter Call 905-579
MAS STOCKING PRIC-
=arpet Located at Nestle
Available Jan t Nor
first , last required. no pets
-1378
ES- s4 POnna_ Pa• ver' -r
in Park ,;- Hwy 36 Deb
Smokers Preferred R-2
2 bedroom. $750 can 430-
mens apartment. private
oaded low Kms mint
ween Lirjsay, and Bobcat'
mo plus hydro 5790246
0134
1986 PLYMOUTH Reliant
S2 955 87 Oils Firenza 4
goon on water Brand new
2 BEDROOM
drive separate entrance
» ^' 3a10, good cor61On,
Cy, auto. race car. S2 795
$45 Jul) Asking $30.000 or
apart-
rrer:s. Ava, aD,e 3, 0,me
BROOKLIN 3 -bedroom
$995 1982 Chev Ma,lbu
88 Votks Jil Slalom, per
best otter Leave message
309 l.drelova Rd. Oshawa
apar'^',•r' • d e stove
Classic VE auto 92 000
fed r„nrer $3 895. 88
before 4 p m or cau cher 5
No pets allowed 905-579
utilities included. 5730,
kms mint condtwn. S2000
Jeep Wrargler YJ cyl two
D m 10 9 p m Park lees ne-
2387
month, available now Call
tables
nor S'50C teak j .n 9
5 5 S -pe' contact TS
full year, Daniel, 1-800-
655-30x5
tops, row, kms Red. 4 x 4
9 oliable Ask •.,r Denise
length. mint condition. ask-
905-655-5539
headboard, ladies dresser
table & 4 chairs 5' _iC,r so-
740 20565 R15 94T kiS
CorrlpUter
condition, asking $100
S7.995 89 Celebrity Eu.
ty
(905) 579-3791
2 -BEDROOM basement
CENTRAL Ajax. 'rasnl
I Y'
d mirror and mens armoire
las ^.hairs mates Ded
steel ams wheel covers
1
1966 BLUE TAURUS,
rosport, loaded and low
pairs and restretching. Call
aoarlmert carpeted. par
painted 1 becr,om base -
El 6 marble ,00k queen
rnest rreezer etc Can 1905
good condition $700 Call
nnternet
ail -
,,;,r power s!eerlrg
kms black S5495 89 Es-
Pap X95 sacrifice $395
batty furrmshed. S,mcoe/
mens apartment. private
size 5750 Ca,! 9C_ 43a
23,'2
430-4'35
721-2600
(905) 619-1509.
guise Control tape deck.
- - 4 dr auto, ex driver
otorcyeles
Taunton area Park,ng.
drive separate entrance
7 PC SHERIDAN STYLE
NEW MUSIC a -zine tl
excellent interior 118 km
53395. 139 Gran Prix
laundry lar livor kaon
ry 9e 9r
cable. fireplace, new 4 c
ell P
ANNOUNCING new low-
IMPROVE YOUR LIFE ,r
bedroom suee saic wall-
htm 'www dumam-
S3.350 certified !905) 697-
Sports CPE, low kms and
en area, available January
bath. broadloom, 5 min
e• c^ce o^ '6 rcr mini
'99' :) a smpk. ; rnlr 1ne
nut. valued over $5500
news net -a1c238,m-
0530
loaded, while 57,195 89
1963 CX 650 Honda,
1st. 434-8015
walk to amenities Refer
drsn satellite Iv. 4C craft-
amazing 'Harmony Stone'
$1995 OBO Solid walnut
dexhim
Sidekick 4 x 4 hardtop,
water cooled. shaft drive.
2 BEDROOM basement
encesrlsviast $599 Ed
nets only S28 OC-non:hly
works with your owr mind
wardrobe 5235 Sofa &
1966 MUSTANG 5 Idre,
drivers great $5 595 89
tank bag, cover, 20.000
apt Good parking South
9M-428-7737
1905' 655-366'
power Send S'4 95 Inc
chair $250• Other odd
Lost dr
standard Maroon wi!n 9feY
Ford Lariat 8 cyl auto
km mint Condition, 52.000
Oshawa 56001mo all in.
CENTRAL Oshawa,
ANTIQUES 3 DC bed-
S&H cash chequemoney
chairs $30 each 3 dress-
'
e Found
interior Good condition,
loadedlow kms. E7.395
Call 579-1743 eve
dusrve Available imme-
Renain Hoot d hashed base -
room Suite '00 yrs old.
order t0 T•an quiirty Lite
ers $55 each Dryer $95 3
never winter driven Only
y
89 Astro 8 pass loaded.
tfka4 TY250 Yamaha
Lately 571-0110
mens of house, separate
jam, cupboard. Cries; of
Products. 300 Toumon Rd
antique dressers, 3 antique
89,000 kms Asking $6000
just back from Florida,
S6.295
trails bike. $I,000 for pike
2 bedroom. 2 4 C
P
entrance. arae 5695
garage
drawers amave oak c s
E Suite 15B-1-5 Oshawa
chairs New Single box
spring and mattress $135
FOUND male un -neutered
Troy
Call Tr 905-5798;46
9C Royale Brm.
low krns and loaded. mint,
$1.500 for bike and spares
baths. combo Imng,ldrning-
ISVlast required Available
Ion, china cabinet. cup-
Ontario LTG 7T4
Many other items 697-
brown tabby cat, Liverpool
white. 59295. 90 Plymouth
Call 579-1743 eve
room, kitchen. 5 applianc-
Jan tstl97 Call 905.728 -
board hand -carved 697_
JUST ,r time for Christ-
3532
Hwy 2 area on Nov 30x96
MXd, LX,
Acclaim, loaded, 6 cyl, ft
es, Parking,utilities includ-
5583
0794
mas BEACHCOMBER
Call 686-C375 leave mos-
extra lean 5
extra Goan 5 speed, urn-
blue, 54,995. 90 Tempo
ed, $985 Jan 1. ax
Ajax �-
CENTRAL Oshawa - one
BARN DEMOLITION,
SPA. 4 mar green 2 yrs
STEEL TRAILER:
cage
roof, power brakes. steer-
CL. 4 dr, auto, loaded, low
• ' owinnoblles
alty Lid 683-1811
bedroom all inclusive apt,
Ba- board some cedar
old cedar skirting cover
10'Iong. 6'wide 5'nigr_
ng. windows. one owner
krns burg., $7,695. 92 Geo
2/3 BEDROOM apart-
$550. Mature person pre -
Beams Spruce, also hard
oroom cherl. supplies
great for hauling wood etc
• pellipp{,��,�lIj,
$3.600 (905) 619-0656
Tracker, soft top, low kms, It
ments, 8 story budding,
(erred. First/lasbrelerences
wood beams drtterent siz-
purchased from Iota dela
51000 firm 1905;725-886-
'
Boardi J
19/9 MERCURY TOPAZ, a
blue. 56.695. 93 Sunbud
1987 COUGAR, 500 tan
cmose to schools. fibra ry,
a must Available Jan. 1
es and lengths Aso inside
er�great support $2900
anytime. ;7051799-1352 al
ter bpm
dr, auto, psi pb, amlm cass,
SE. 4 dr. 6 Cyl, auto. load-
coded, new trade, ski skins,
South GM pant Available
579-1938
storage available 1905!
Gan 987-4190
FREE KITTENS,
4 new tires, new paint, ask-
ed. teal, $7,495 92 Taurus
low kit . cover, $2.000 or
immediately 428-6328 1-7
CHURCH St. / Hwy 2
987-1303
LANDSCAPING Trailer
STEP'S APPLIANCES,
ready to
for
ng $3000 obo 728-0597
stw. , loaded, teal, mint,
best otter 985-4692
pm for appointment.
area, 3 -bedroom
8 GLAR ALARMS at-
Sk,Ooc for parts Office
SALES i SERVICE:
90 now Christmas Tele-
427-2496
after 6 pill weekend any-
58,695 35 Vehicles in
1990 POLARIS INDY 500.
3 BEDROOM APT. in
available. Call (4116 444-1
bur thieves time m your
desk SS Craigs car rims
Showroom ,s Lull of recon-
pno^e
time
stodt, most with six (6)
liquid cooled, new fresh
new duplex. All appliances.
7391.
home KEEP THEM OUT'
350 motor wilt) transmis
tl appliances Must
ENGLISH BULL Terriers
1990 LUMINA EURO: 4-
month full power train
motor. handle d thumb
Central Oshawa. Available
Custom buds steel security
Bran Honda 500 dirt bike
11' B
sell' Best paces in towns
8 weeks old, white, 5600
door automatic, air, cruise,
warranty. par Custom
warmers, ski skins, car-
January 1st. 905-728-5902
CLEAN, LARGE 2 bed -
window bars allows afford-
frame (fronVback wheel,
We carr the best warranty'
Y fY
each Call (905) 986 1030
till maroon, high mileage
9e
ers air• our best advef-
bides. studs, excellent con-
room main floor of house.
able peace of mind even
parts) Call 905-428-1773.
Dishwashers. $150 & up.
$5200 certified: $4900 as
C•rtrcar Auto
dition Read for snow
y
AJAX ' sunny spotless one
$750 inclusive IsUlant re -
with the windows open. for
LOVESEAT, couch. chair.
bust -ins & portables
Stoves. $150 8
COCKAPOOS. 6 1!2
.
is (905)432.7306
Cents
Center, Kin g St. W. at
Midlown Mall
$3500 obo. 905-985-8039
bedroom, w/o private yard,
quired Available Jan 1st.
a free estimate Call Secure
8 ottoman, Reasonable
u , all co-
p
;ours/saes Washers, $150
week dd, males and tel-
1st
1990 PLYMOUTH Sun-
(�$)
579.2886• Open 7
Stewart, after 6 p.m
large cerartuc kitchen, Ap-
Fridge stove, Agnes St.,
Designs (905J428-13429
Condition, ail matching
& up, all makes/models
males. shots, vet
checked. 550 each. Tele-
dance, am -fm radio, auto, 4
dOYs-
1995 INDY Xll excellent
pliances, a/c. Seeking re-
sponsible tenant. $650.
Oshawa. Call 436-0278
CARPET 3 rooms, $299,
Best offers. Cali 668-1396
Dryers. $175 d up, an
phone 725-2639 Grant.
dr, power steering, power
GREAT XMAS
condition, $5100; 1987 YA-
References. Le Imme-
gal
price includes 30 yards of
MASSEY FERGUSON,
makes/mociels Fridges:
brakes, asking $4,500
present
t 987 4 dr. Sundance, 4
MAHA INVITER, rear la.
9
diate. No smokin g/pets.
EXCEPTIONAL NEW
carpet, premium pad . and
- 2 wheel dr Pay load-
Frost -frees $200 & u p
BEAGLE PUPPIES -
438-0419
tyL, needs work on 2 cyl.
dies sled, $1800; 1986 YA•
(905)686-1832
BUILDING (Oshawa),
installation. Custom bonds
lowest
er.
er, 4cyl. gas. new head.
Side-by-side ice maker/
Purebred, no papers. vet
1991 Cadillac Brougham
great body running condi-
MAHA V -MAX, very good
AJAX Oxford Towers.
quiet dean, modem, large,
also available at
Sal 905-432-2750
wale rpump rad machine m
water dispenser white. 3
checked. first shots. Call
g
excellent condition Load-
tion. $1,500 as is. OBO.
condition $2300; 1988 YA-
MAHA
Spacious apartments, quiet
1 & 2 bedroom opts. All in-
prioes
good condition, lifts, ap-
years old, $800 Stackable
&
Darren 416-281.1889 or
ed, black/ re leather in-
g y
(905) 623-9215
XLV, good Condition
$1900; 985-3561
building, case to shopping,
elusive from $655 per
CARPET BROKER,
rox 12 ft. high. asking
P 9 9
washers dryers, $550'
Laurie 705-653-2703.
tenor 130 kms. $12,500.
'83-
after 6
401, GO. Pool, sauna.
month, 905-428-7677,
Nylon
100%. N Ion !hick, plush.
$3200 080, call 433-0656
pair Upright freezer,
Flick. evenings 666-4670.
LEASE to own cars,
'86,
Pm
Two bedrooms, immediate.
stain resistant carpet For 3
MATERNITY WAR-
18cu T. S275 10cu.h chest
everyone qualities. No
fy Jari d Feb.lst. From
FINCH/ WHITES RD.
rooms, only $369.00. Price
freezer. $250 6 month's
credit check. 570034 On-
lilCreati0n81
$809. 683-5322. 683-8571
Bright clean basement apt
induces 30 Sq. yds carpet.
deluxe ped and installation
DROBE, purchased 1994
- 1996. Includes business
warranty 432-7-67 Stets
Appliances. 362 French SL.
Computer
' p
Computer
no
fetid Ltd. 686 7428
LOW KMS., 1986 Pontiac
'
Vehicles
until7:30p.m.
kitchenette, 4 piece bath,
witable for one. Walk -out to
in roar home. Free quota-
and casual for an original
Oshawa.
Video
Video
6,000 L.E. loaded, original
APARTMENTS FOR
ravine, Non-smoker. $600./
bon in your home No in-
size 8 - 10. Best offers
18k Digital Satellite 70
paint good condi
1993 YAMAHA 41 -wheel
RENT 1,2,3, in adult build-
mo. Willies included. Call
forest, no payment for one
420-5483
Free channels for 1 year
full year, Daniel, 1-800-
MINK lady's fur coal, full
Rent to own for only $8.25
217-0104,
length. mint condition. ask-
weekly Call 905-571-1412
CARPET for sale - for free
ing $400 Sears sewing
machine. good working
HITACHI 35' stereo tele -
shop at home service or
condition, asking $100
vision Ultra black picture
k:aa ;and we will show you
728-4968-
lube, Pic -in -Pic. High reso-
the difference. We also do
basement separate en -
lution Rent -to -own from
custom Installations. re-
has 2 bedroom apts. avail-
$1580 weekly. Call 905 -
pairs and restretching. Call
Canada. 54:00 per night,
571-1412
$dike 906131-4040
6on.$2600 certified. 436-
drive 350 Big Bear, plow,
ing, for Dec. and Jan.
905-837-0218,
0791,
chains. winch, windshield,
Near Hospital• on bus stop.
LOW, LOW, Low Km.
$4600 o.b.o. Call 905-985-
Call 728 4966.
PICKERING Finch &
1985 Cadillac Deville, 4
96a800 6prn
ATHOL GREEN CO-OP
While's Rd., 2 -bedroom
door, excellent org. condi-
CAMPPING MEMBER-
250 Dunlop
p St E. Whitby
basement separate en -
tion, loaded, 3900 cerb6ed
SHIP, Life time, camp US/
has 2 bedroom apts. avail-
trance, 1 car parking, laun-
080 Call 436.0791.
Canada. 54:00 per night,
able. Immediate and Feb. 1
dry, utilities, non-smoker,
Coast to Coast Network.
occupancy. Units are 56281
no -pets, avail. January 1,
1990 Plymouth Acclaim,
Pap X95 sacrifice $395
moplus utilities. Apphanc-
$750/mo inclusive. 1slAasl.
V6, air, Cass., 4 dr., $4250
US. 1-800-236-0327.
as required. Close to all
(905) 619-1509.
obo. Call Dave 576.6130.
amenities. 668-9641 for
applicabon.
,;
Apartments
For Rent
FURNISHED
BACHELOR apt . fridge.
Move parking. East Osha-
wa area. $400 per mo in-
-'S,ve, Isb'last, references
Inn 15 Abstainers wel-
,me 723.9214
FURNISHED Room for
n„nt Available Immediate-
, S40(Amonth all Inclusive.
nary available Non -
_,k,, Call 4274973
GATEWAY COMtl NF
Dom
TY HOMES
11 family section. bal-
e .1y hardwood floors.
-;hly decorated. $670 Iri-
des all utilities. Available
,•i 1 at 120 Colborne St
Oshawa Beautiful view
ecby tacng onto Oshawa
-k Very clean and quiet
-. .ter^ secure brand new
bee budding 571-0887,
430 p m Mon -Fn
2 �BEDROOM BSMT Apt.
.,3,•'.-:'y Decorated ce-
oak kitchen, sepa-
entrance. S69 +,
ailade Jan tst'97 Har-
onyRossland, beautiful
: bebroom house, decorate
adablerFeb sisV971795905
•9-4 ! 92
-wYxi2y ALTONA, Bright
., Ced'Oo'^ base
erI separate entrance.
p r kitchen.gas fire -
ace, parking, $700
o^Ih. Jan t, call 509-
x.3
-AKEViEW. S'PIC
KER"
^D'^' plus der
i•
r;s, fireplace.
I'ge dec• a Iook,n2tj Bay
PeO-
Ava,Jan 1 no pets
vc�uswe 420-0210
.ARGE t BEDROOM
?'hawa Centre S650 all
-7�u5ve !,rst & last re-
1u,red A,aiabie January
st 723-0638
-ARGE 2 BEDROOM
> ^ewiv 'enuvarec
c, y wing room. quiet
double driveway.
be, mo Available
s: 420-4801
_ARGE 3 BEDROOM
)c+.'1� concept ooh, walk
!O large deck games
•�,or- 2 bat^'ocros aP-
piia�ces nc.,.Ded. Avad-
ade lar, Ist $995 Per mo
J uSlve Pool table and
t irr iso !ari for sale
Cal Dan Plowman, 434-
1:122
LARGE BRIGHT 2 bed
'e..••,en! apt ,n
C oil Aloe Laundry facilities
S :arx:rg S675month in -
Avail Jan 1st Ref-
errnces regwred Call 433-
:39
SPECIAL
-+Jge apartments,
aright kitchens,
ose to amenities.
Only a few left.
Call Now
(905)571-4608
NEAR OSHAWA Centre
:,......r-1 apt :n :lean
quiet 5 (unit building. free
laundry facilities. avail
Jar 1 5620 pus hydro cab
539-4659
NEW 725 sq ft
1 bedroom
basement apt.
Large windows,
laundry, separate
entrance. Suitable
for couple. No
pets. Westney/
Hwy 2. Available
January 1st
$700 inclusive.
Call 693.0611.
6 - NEYILV rannunh_
ea - separate entrance, 2 -
bedroom, basement, wash-
er, dryer, triage, stove, mi-
crowave.security system,
Gv, 1 parking spot.
close to GO bus stop, utii-
hes included. 1200 sq. ft.
S925/month, first/tast re-
quired. Feb.1/97 (416)
298-6984
NORTH OSHAWA, extra
:arge 2 -bedroom, com-
pletely redacoraled, in wea-
maintained quiet building,
large balconies, utilities,
cable included, available
Jan 1st. $722.65. Call 579.
5584
ONE bedroom $568,
oro. water included. Two
bedrooms $648, hydro, wa.
ter Included. Near Oshawa
Centre/Midtown Mall and
all amenities in apt. build-
ing 905-436-6042.
ONE LARGE bedroom
basement apartment, park -
rig laundry, no smoking,
ho pets. $650 utilities in-
cluded Isl /last required.
Ajax Available Immediate-
ly 686-2234
MIpartens
oRnAe
ONE, two and three bed
room opts In most beautiful
adult budding Available
anytime Stevenson/Ross
land. Oshawa Call 723
1009.
OSHAWA - 888 + 900
Glen St, 2 bedroom acts
from 5675- $710 close to
shopping, schools. GM and
Go Utilities Included FIrsti
last required Call 728-
4993
OSHAWA large bright
one bedroom apt Clean.
gwef budding, good loca
tion, utilities, parking ,n
cluded Laundry fac First'
last. Avail Jan t 5600/mo
Call D & D_576-8572
OSHAWA newly reno-
vated 2 1'2 storey 3 bed-
room. heat, hydro Included
Waterpool alarm system.
$990 first last References
needed 120 Ritson S 725
3258
OSHAWA SOUTH
Centra real 401 Go
bright, clean, 2 bedroom
with balcony. $700 Includes
stove. lodge. parting
Available Jan Ist 725-
6434
OSHAWA: Large 2-bed-
'Oom apartment at 8J1
Slmcoe St N new carpet
convenient location Avail
able Januaryl . S650+hy-
dro 430-7816 or 571-4171
CLEAN FAMILY BUILD
ING r+c"ri Oshawa. 1 2 8
3 btlrms Inclusive Pay ca
ble, parking & laundry fac
723-2094
I I Apartments
For Rent
WHITBY 112 Cerlre St
North Large 5 room upper
unit Ou,et well maintained
bwlding Fridge, stove•
broadloom, lots of storage
Laundry facilities, garage
Responsible adults Reler-
ences required No pets
$895 includes heat and
water Available February
list416-48F-0189
WHITBY Rossland/Gar-
den 2 bedroom 2 bath.
room, 5 appliances. indoor
pool/whirlpool. exercise
room, billiards. sauna. In-
door parking. S1100 inclu-
sive lst/last Available Im-
medlently 905-430-1892
WHITBY- SPACIOUS 3
bedroom In quiet Triplex.
large ear in kitchen, stove
Indge. 5870 ' moIncludes.
utiltes. parkirg. laundry
facdrtaes. Ava:i Feb 1. or
sooner 905 852-5264. at -
ter 6 (Collect I
WHY rent when you can
' wr yr ur own home for
•'Ss than you think?° Call
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
Re/Max Summa Realty
(19911 LM 1305) 668-3800
Or (905; 666�3271
Houses
For Rent
WHY RENT?
OWN YOUR HOME
FOR 5685/MTH!!
PLMark
BI ?�
- --
rkopt
OSHAWA K rg Rrtson 2 1.''storey.
washer, near Oshawa
•3 bedroom tin6275
Centre, available Jan.tsV
shed basment first 8 as!
required, for more �nfor•-,ation
-6275
call 905-683-9462 orpley
905a2ti-3146 aver 6pn.
436-99M
,
OSHAWA CENTRALl^/
Oshawa, quiet area, large
Very .^�7ue bili" -)r
e •
apartment, wood stove.
A RENTERS DREAM'
cozy available now $450
N, �';r y ",'-^ ')w.r /-,-
includes everything For
own home like new (ridge.
more information call Steve
stove 5795 `-all but
5766999
phone 3 bedroom asking
PARKIBIOOR area 4.
S65.900 Mir .eq gross n
oe•r apt barns
come 526.000 /year Call
$795 Heat incl istlast
Ken Coors. Coldwell Bank -
Park rg (416) 487-'637
er 728-9414
Kan
BOWMANVILLE
PICKERING one bed.
Wrenn Blvd. 3 bed
r-,=-
L.rsF-^ent act Utd,-
rr;•es. slab executive. tin -
ties, separate entrance.
Isned basemer!" deck
aundry $540 inclusive
fenced yard. 4 appliances
Suitable for one Available
gas heat, + Willies CALL
Jan 1 686-8562
NOW to view 905571
1886
0625 message machine
PICKERING one bed -
ro r _ r, e•�..r• I til
22'0
0 oval a e
Immecuate,y, sap er.
trance, shared laundry.
new kitchen, female non-
smoker welcome No pets
5600 427 9643
PICKERING VILLAGE.
pre bedrcom oper
�epl, vaulted Ceilings. cerl-
!ral air, park ng laundry,
S 700 inclusive Jan Ist
9051 509.9209 or (905)
427-0622 eve
PICKERING WALK OUT
ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES
WHY RENT" BUY'
Nc lcw^ �avmert
No problem'
Let me show you how
Mor Pay $77 0 A C
Call Thomas C. Pike
Sales
Rep. Remax Accord
Realty Ltd. 571>3111
apt Westshore;Bayy Mod-
3 -BEDROOM Semi, 2-
baths. Indge. stove, dish-
ern 1-bedruom available
washer, near Oshawa
Janl/97 Includes cable,
Centre, available Jan.tsV
,,tames parking. laundry
97. No pets. $M+uWities.
Suitable for single working
905a2ti-3146 aver 6pn.
adult Fasti'last. ret Leave
,
message 905-420-3897
Oshawa, quiet area, large
PICKERING Whoes.401
e •
Clean bright 1 bedroom
e
basement apt. lull kitchen,
a a a •
air, laundry• sepant park
Call after 12nOOn 416)
Ing, utilities included Non
h h •
smoker Ist/last, $625
'e h
Available Jan 1st/97 Call
xN
837-0227
471--6190
Outlet Tenants Wanted!!
2 -bedroom in clean build-
ing; Oshawa North. Avail-
able now, January 1st or
February 1st $675-$750
inclusive. (905)571-4875.
2 COUNTRY homes, 2
bedroom and 3 bed-
room Suit professional
coupe. Claremont area.
905-649-2436
SOUTH AJAX, bachelor 2 -BEDROOM with garage
basement apartment, cepa- on large lot in quiet area.
rate entrance, laundry, near 401 & Wilson. 5750/
ences. anth. 1sVlast. refer- month+utd4hes. tsvlast. Call
arises. Call (416) 224- 905-576-11
0959.
SOUTH AJAX. 2 bedroom
3 -BEDROOM Semi, 2-
baths. Indge. stove, dish-
basement apt. $700 per
basement
washer, near Oshawa
indusiva, tiro &last
Centre, available Jan.tsV
required, acvail. Joint. 686-
97. No pets. $M+uWities.
2338.
905a2ti-3146 aver 6pn.
SOUTH OSHAWA. 275
4 BEDROOM Clow east
Wentworth SL W., 2 bed-
Oshawa, quiet area, large
rooms, $600 d $620. close
driveway& yard. $890 plus
to buses, shopping, avail-
utilities, first & last, 721 -
able immediately. Indge,
2054.
stove. heat. (hydro, parking.
Call after 12nOOn 416)
Ist /cast required. no pets.
AX 3 bedroom bunga•
721-9722.
lows.gas Meat, avail. Jan 15.
SM MARY ST E. WHITBY
5900 utilities Randy
683-0029
- 1 and 2 bedroom suites
471--6190
available in well main-
SOUTH AJAX, - 3-bed-
tained and quiet mature
room house, close to all
building. Utilities, parking,
amenities. Parking, laun-
laundry tap. and security
dry, pool. Available imme-
cameras. On site manage-
dialely. $900. plus shared
ment. For apps. to view call
P".74yn
utilities. Call 416.493-4964.
WHITBY - Large 2 bed-
room basement.
Parking,
laundry, sep. entrance.
Large lot, close to every-
thing. No smoking. lst/last
Avail. Jan 1st. $700 all in-
clusive. Call 905-668-3232.
IMMEDIATE POSSES-
SION, 3 bedroom brick
bungalow, large kitchen,
dining room, fenced yard.
garage. good neighbor-
hood, with or with out self
contained 1 bedroom
basement apt all appianc-
es. 725-1171, Rent to own
Houses Houses
For Rent I For Rent
SI -
IA Abs,Ilute Afflirdahlr•I
STILL RENTING??
WHY NOT OWN A:
3 -Bed Semi $700/month
3 -Bed bungalow $800/month
No down payment? Bad Credit? Discharged Bankrupt?
Call Me!
(905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK STAPITY
Sales Rep Cumin (,r Ili I .I•i kr.,I,. Inc
Townhouses / I Townhouses
For FRent Far Rent
EXPERIENCE
FAMILY LIVING
1975 MEMORY LANE,
PICKERING
Oversized 3 uearcom. 7 1.2 bath
townhouses with 2 appliances, gas
heating, parquet floors. fenced In
backyards Close to schools, transit.
parks 8 shopping.
MARCHANT PROPERTIES
(416) 321-9986
FOR RENT
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
Utilities included
Stove 8 Reingeralor
Parquay fio,)rs throughout
Parking included Playground Area
CICSe to Schools and shopping
From S846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1996 -PAGE 35
ITownhouses
For Rent rg+71TPersonals 6Personals ffal Personals
SOUTH OSHAWA - 3
bedroom townhouse close
to schools and shopping
S898/m, all Inclusive First;
last Available now 905-
579-9956 days
3 bedroom townhouse in
well maintained family
complex Freshly decorat-
ed. Includes 4 aoi.
all utilities Parking ^lose t0
Schools. all amen41es Jan
cr Feb occupancy 122
^olborne S1 E Oshawa
Appf 4343972
RENTERS
Fearful of rent
control, try a co-op.
I)utlln s C rP.'k
( I
-op In 11K"kering
2 -beds. 58.32+
3 -beds, 5930.
Appltcrlttun;
alvallable:
Finch Ave.
AVAILABLE NOW .,
i owrncuse reurral decor 4
apps 1 12 bathsbase
mart b garage K.rg B
Towns a a'ea 5295
u10 Phone 905- 721 82'3
NORTH OSHAWA,
+.r,., Dais e'^�^•1
!;-,rouses In well marc
red Iamuy complex
.'esnry dec;rated w'1^
g Grove ;Ilse to a'
^en,Aes
Starling at
'•ice Car 9r,5 7-_-3777
OSHAWA TOWN-
HOUSE. us ore c_,�
S?31,' mo Pius
;.f5 r.edtrg ;eaD01'dnCes
par- -,j Jar st 576-
38
PICKERING - S L ver-
use. ,,se x scrc-,s S
app ^g $854 p..s ut
Fist S as! ava I m-
ed,ate,y a Jan ' 905 smo.e' 3 5 433-3732 at doors S3 , Sso - TNI a -
HoUseS Houses o -f9-9446 ter4p._ Cain 3C5 j7959;9 ;.is ^eared ^ ground cx `re-
For Rent N I For Rent 905 433 4.6' days place , r -ed and
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show me the way to reach my Ideal You who
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confirm once more that I never want to be
separated from you no matter how great the
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and my loved ones In Your perpetual glory
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received. May the Sacred Heart of
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preserved throughout the world now
and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus
pray for us. St. Jude. helper of the
sick. pray for us. Say this prayer nine
times a day for nine days. This
prayer has neer failed.and your
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I Shared ndUstnal ' I p^+ate Moines
Accamodahon Jn'u For Sale
Lam•+�-� -^ "-'� 2 INDUSTRIA-RETAii-
w,•" •San '•ar'ay ;r 4 EXECUTIVE RCME :
P• -rate arge s^ed 2000sc ac^ n-, =.' j. .,.._.
-,om ^,eals a.rd'v 3 - 2 65c, vr• a ,,a..•. c -s
Car, ^g ^GWCed aril 'Ismawd ator -'Cse 1c
view K.-?wa^^ area S+Cr '2x12 Tie^eaC Ddt^ro4 s -.^"a 'ac d^d
'er••a, air di• o ter
LARGE 3+2. bedroom 2
asement gas. private
drive fenced. everything
'ab ;airs. 5 appliances. air,
Rooms
.uge carport, $1.300 416 -
Ccndominuums
LAKE ONTARIO :..,
WHITBY, 3,_I :u momnry
evenings
for Rent
OSHAWA EAST. New
For Rent
h ;^. ;i'ar...,rg 2 p+!drxm
ps ! .res. 4 appliances
parking no pets,smOk:ng_
air. docx 4 appl'arces.
available Immediately
Ienced va'^. $1100+u!bi
home on sandy beach
galrage, firmed basement.
Chided except phone
Call after 12nOOn 416)
9051 836-6621 leave
country k,'�•-en with ndge
available Feb Ist •9051
AJAX FURNISHED
WESTNEY
2 be^.room
3 stove, ammuting d,s-
471--6190
r -. •- ... re^. .. •' e'
• -'•
-- -..'e 21 ^
once t0 Toronto 5750
S875+60`: _names tsttast
Home owr entrar-e -aria
ail a.^. a
.es Jnlities ^r
month plus ftydro Call
WHITBY OLDER 2 bed
S aundry !Gal, Fs snued
s-oite's
elerences av air,
9am-4pm. MonFri, 623-
,�•� de'a::rw1 o,.r gaiow
ca!' 6 ..'+r Nor -
'26C
qp.,l
$•';�•�c 93•-
1886
for responsible tenant Fou
b
smoxar :al', 58r,
22'0
LARGE 3+2. bedroom 2
asement gas. private
drive fenced. everything
'ab ;airs. 5 appliances. air,
nearby F,rst,1ast.$750+uti6
.uge carport, $1.300 416 -
ties Available now or ne.
691-30% or 416-431 0059
golable 6688933 even"
evenings
Ings
OSHAWA EAST. New
WHITES RD. 3 bedroom
malt "y, 3 bedroom.
fi-ec,ace garage. Central
parking no pets,smOk:ng_
air. docx 4 appl'arces.
available Immediately
Ienced va'^. $1100+u!bi
SI, 100 per mo utilities In.
ties Available Immediately
Chided except phone
Call after 12nOOn 416)
9051 836-6621 leave
aa4-at4s
message
OSHAWA East. 3-bed-
-jr 'loor. 6 ap-
paances. parking gas heat.
nomsmoxe's no Pets
S875+60`: _names tsttast
Cab 905-728-8711
, I
Auctions
OSHAWA, arge detached
3
•2-bear,,.,m _-rams new
carpet. very clean. walk !o
rOspltal 8 downtown
available immediately.
$900.unl,nes Call 905-
655-4019
OSHAWA. LOVELY 3
bedroom. 9 year old sena.
great location S895 plus
utilmes. Avail Jan 1 985-
4352 or ;705) 878-9294
PICKERING - Spotless 3
bedroom detached. large
kitchen, new broadloom.
appliances. 3 washrooms.
garage. 5975 per mo. plus
utilities. Available Dec.
683-911
PICKERING Ana, 3 -
house, finished
baserrlent, dose to schools,
$1100hr1onth utilities extra.
No appliances, fenced
yard. Available Jan.1st/97,
Call 905.619-8870 Mane.
RITSOWHILLCROFT 3 -
bedroom sem. f.a.g.. 4 ap-
pliances, central vac, hot
tub+pool, dose to schools.
available Jan.1SV97, $996.
utilities. Ist/last. 905-404-
8683.
SOUTH Ajax, beautiful 3 -
bedroom house in great
area, air, appliances, deck.
walk -out, & more. $1150+
utilities, available imme-
dialely. Call 905-686-0429.
WHITBY NORTH execu-
tive one acre country set-
tling on quiet court, 4 bed-
rooms, 3 l/2 baths. sauna,
Indoor pool. $2.000 per mo
plus utilities Phone 655-
3555
UNFURNISHED xoom In
Village IAIax Non-sm:�.er
female welcomed Park,rg
laurdry :ook ^; •ac,la es
Sox mor!^ A.J' doje m
med'ata'y Rose 4.6 567-
1753
Shared
Accomodabw
Off
lce 6
AM Retail Space
450 s: 11 once •or tent a
v dE j rwC Cbmpietet w,!,.
Computer -pOm wasr'9c_
wa,t,r; room etc 545 .x"
i des everytring S-':0' -':0'moe
++ Ready !o 'rove :r now
5'5b999 as- •or Steve
AJAX Nes!ney Hwy 2
area Lege ^.one to snare.
Close !c GO S T•ansri
5375.,nonthfy A,, mousve
Cab 683-6092
Auctions I Auctions
"BRITTANS AUCTIONS"
Thursday Eve. Dec. 12th - 7:00 p.m.
Cobourg Motor Inn - Ballroom
Burnham St. at William St.
SHORT NOTICE: IMPORTANT JEWELLERY, COINS,
WATCH dr GIFTWARE AUCTION
We have been instructed to sell over 5200.000 00 of Inventory to protea rrOm
bankruptcy. Large selection of Jewellery. Giftware watches & Coins will be sold
unreserved in lots suitable for Christmas gift giving.
EVERYTHING MUST GO!
Hi0jolls of the Sale: Rainbow Necklace with Emeralds, Rubies 6 Sapphires
(357 cts ). Appraised S14.280. 18kt. Gold Blue Sapphire Necklace WIA $4.135.
t41t1. Emerald d Diamond Rog WIA $7.760. 111 Bracelet with Ruby, Green &
Blue Sapphires W/A 56.800. 18kt Bk+e Sapphire Bracelet W/A $4.075. 141 Gild
1.47 Diamond Ring W/A S3,500, 14ki. Gold, I loci. Diamond Ring. Muter -Strand
Emerald Necklace 350cts. W/A $6,690, 18kt. Gold Bracelet. with Emeralds. Blue
Sapphires 6 Rubles (6.3cts.). Wt. 4.6 gm. W/A $6.945 and much more. Collection
of World's First Gold & Silver Bank Nixes, Retad $+1,950.
10. 14- laid_ Gold JmwmN rv: Chace of app. 100 gold diamond nags, bracelets.
pendants and earrings. set with diamonds. emerald. rubyblue sapphires & Omer
gemstones.
Stedino Silver: Beautiful rings. earrings, necklace. pendants. chains set with
marcasite, emerald. ruby, blue sapphire, amber. onyx, agate, ver mea, pink ice and other
semi-precious stone jewre".
Coirm Several Canadian '76 Olympic can, silver dollars and 0.50 pc.. selection of
world coins. World's first gold & silver bank notes.
Pawls, Genuine cultured pearl strands up to 8mm size, fresh water pearls. necklaces.
earringF. braclets, pendants etc.
Loose Gematomi Beautiful selection of genuine loose gemstones including rare
Alexandnte, diamonds, emeralds. blue sapphires. rubies, aquamarine. pendo & several
other gemstones
opal lRoIrintri Several finely carved opal figurines. cameos and cut opals.
Watchol Beautiful pearl & gemstone fe•weaery watches. silver marcasite watches.
wrist watches, pocket watches and much more
Bead Necklaces: Emerlad, amethyst, peodot mixed. garnet. lap's bead neckleces
Misc. (10twares: Selection of new design telephones antique style phones. alarm
clocks, porcelain dolls & miscellaneous g-ttwares
Plus a Selection of Persian full
Terms Cach - Visa - MC - Bank Interac
"BRITTANS AUCTIONS"
800-450-8470 - HASTINGS 705-696-2196
INDUSTRIAL UNITS
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def mall 3C`. :73-5.7_ at
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ac. Rentals
CLEARWATER AREA.
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3valaci now -r ^rc arc
!o view photos 3C'_ 575"
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CLEARWATER, 3 :ea-
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°Sale
600 THORNTON
PLACE '914xc
penthouse ccnoo. 2-bea-
'coms+der 2 5 -barns 5
appi,ances air electric
heating, fireplace. larg6
balcony, underground
parking. asking $150.000
905-728-1929
ABSOLUTELY Lovely.
$117.500 3 -bedroom. 2 -
storey. garage. walk -out to
deck, deep fenced tit, res
room. 5% down, will carry
for 5841 including taxes.
Ted Houghton Sutton
Group Classic 430-9000
DETACHED Bungalows
In South Pickering, asking
$145.900 Lot 50'000'. 3 -
bedrooms. separate ga-
uge, quiet mature area.
Call 905-831-7296
arrscaped ar.ra'^ As.
rg S25c -•r- ,a 43.
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FRIENDS FIRST
Tall and attractive female
looking for a professional
male 30 to 35 who is
Grak ng a no strings
attached relationship No
head games' BOX 12761
SEEK A SPECIAL MAN
Attractive 47 year old 'a
54', 115 pounds Enjoy
traveling movies. dancing
and quiet bates Looking for
a man. 50 to 60 with simi-
lar interests lir a b^9 term
relabortsrrp BOX 17638
PASSIONATE WOMAN
27 year oic 59 ' single
black mother with a Slim to
medium Budd I self
assured adventurous
pretty and vivacious
-ooking for a tall humor-
ous. attractive white male
for friendship ant possibe,
more BCX 20242
SERIOUS CALLERS
ONLY
3' y, J,C single white
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term relationship Must be
considerate krnC afec-
tionateerripiovec and love
kids BOX 20256
DEAR SANTA:
4 1 r' 2' . NC singie white
lemiale with a pearl of gild
Al I want far Ch nstrnas is a
single while male 25 to 35
'tic enjoys camping. boot-
ing ',eating a Lady with
'esciec' and understand-
ing BOX 217276
FRIENDS FIRST
ARraclve feM.we seeking
D,olessronai mak 30-35
w -,c is caring Mid ourl
Friendship first Nu
head games BOX 12,-62
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5 6' le -'hale e",N-s Cancrig
aro muco more Seeking a
speuai reale 25 to 35 for
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are fee BOX 12-63
SINGLE MOM
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rig ano quiet evenings at
norne Seekrncf someone
special wane someone
25-35 smoking and social
Canker BOX 12764
LOVE THE OUTDOORS
Femaie is seeing ma e
who is honest and sincere
Enjoy the outdoors boat -
,ng etc Wants somneone
who likes the sane BOX
15285
GIVE A CALL
21 year olid female Likes
to dine out Seeking casuai
11liAenoisNp Give a call
BOX 15292
NO DEPENDENTS
Attractive single white
female 36 5'6' Like danc-
ing. music, outdoors,
stuffed animals Seeking
hottest. carng affection-
ate teak who wants a
long-term relationship
17583
TO BE NEEDED
Female. 57'. 170 lbs.
seeking black ,rale. 43 b
50. 510' and up. Non-
smoker. Someorie roman-
tic with good sense of
humor. who likes to be
needed. BOX 20216
�jpmEC ATTRACTIVE GUY
31 year old angle while
morn. Seeking attractive
tan reale 30 to 38, who is
employed, honest and
albcionale. BOX 20257
COUNTR1r WALKS
29. 515', full figured.
brow.Naown. single ,non-
er, enjoy country music,
drag out and long wanks
Seeking a Tran 30 to 35.
JOL good looking and
rtomatic.. BOX 15865
ARE YOU OUT THERE?
Are you a conlKlent, hon-
est. easy going guy with a
good sense of humor. who
alloYs good communica-
,fit-7 I'm 47, 59', slim.
Mradive, affectionate.
enjoy thing, dancing, the
outdoors, movies. etc
BOX 21358
RENAISSANCE MAN
protessiona single ^ orhe'
�,t two with a good sense of
sell I have a passion for lite
and an adventurous streak
I'm ready to explore a rela-
tionship with a Renaissance
man 37 to 50 who is
grounded, spiritual and
equipped to tackle lite s
challenges BOX 21334
LOOKING TO DANCE
Tall 46 year aiddivorced
female looking for a tall
male friend to go to parties
and dances with I enjoy
cards board games tv.
crafts. reading and walk.
,ng BOX 21333
ENERGETIC FEMALE
31 year nld single female.
5'2' with a medium build
Enjoy sports. volleyball.
and more Looking for an
atlrachve single male with
similar interests. for friend -
Ship first BOX 15078
ARE YOU MR. RIGHT'
Are ,roti 45 tc 55 hand-
some outgoing good
sense of humor persomalk-
ty good dancer like coun-
try western music no
dependents established
charming. and a good
buid" Then you Must be
him What youll get is a
good package BOX 31799
SLIM 8 INTELLIGENT
Ven all -active -ryr^iing
outgoing great person�,-
TY sense of humor non
smoke, Young 49 well
estabirsnedno depen-
dents Enjoys music danc-
ing camping. the good lde
great outdoors many
other interests BOX 31 BOG
SAME INTERESTS
Attractive 24 Year aid
lemale 5'4' and physicality
tit Enjoy outdoors dark"
ing Cuddling and more
Seeking someone with
Similar interests BOX
15150
WARM HEARTED
Warr- nea•leC s,ricere
single white temale
See" a Chnslan mak
must be outgowg and
enjoy sports. family and
Pets Seeking friendship
possible mnc.rr BOX 2C 101
WANT TO SHARE LIFE
5- :ea' oiC cull 'iqureC
female 5'5' with brown
eyes Enjoy my family
sports bingo quiet
evenings at home and
going out See" a male
wrtr•. the same interests for
a long term relationship
BOX 17022
COULD YOU BE HIM'
Seeking a male who
enjoys music. sports
NASCAR motorcycles
drriers lir two etc I am a
tall, beautiful donde
dri"cee BOX 17430
ENJOYING LIFE
31 yr old single white
mother. 5'11 in and
attractive. Seeking male to
share file with Have good
sense of humor. enjoy out-
doors and spats. No Head
Games BOX 17437
NEW IN THE AREA
37 yr old single white
female Brown eyes. brown
hair new to area. Enjoy
cooking. kids and long
walks. Seeking someone
to start over with BOX
12533
SIMPLE THINGS
40 yr old lerrale. Seeking
male with good sense of
humor who enjoys the out-
doors. quiet diners and
We in general. BOX 17442
SPONTANEOUS LADY
27 year old female. 66',
130 panels, blonde hair,
hazel eyes, employed.
enjoy horse back riding,
dining out. 4molwlg for a
single white man, sponta-
neous and fun to be with.
BOX 20035
LIFELONG LOVE
Attractive single white
mom in my mid 40's
Looking for that very spe-
ciat old fashioned male for
a long term retationsly
Serious inquiries ortly
BOX 14998
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43 year old. protessiona:
white. temale. 5'6' 150
lbs iron Smoker down to
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etc Enjoy dining out. irav-
elmg live theatre. long
walks dancing. talks and
Quiet times Seek a white
male. intelligent non
smoking professional and
at least 5 10' for a monog-
amous relationship BOX
18426
WARD CLEAVER TYPE
30 year old attractive
female 5'5' with a slim
build I'm honest and car-
ing with a bog heart Enjoy
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eading_ long walks and
more Looking for an
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Single mom 2E seeking
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with like the outdoors
Music and loves to dance.
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welcome BOX 17321
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26 Year oic single rnptlier
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and enjoying Ide to he
fullest Looking for a single.
monogamous male who
shares simular interests
Single tathers weicome
BOX 13441
FRIENDSHIP FIRST
A...a,". 'h. year aid
lemaie 54' with bllorWe
hair Enjoy must dancing
Me outdoors rnovtes aro
relaxing at home Looking
for an attractive single
white 35 to 45 who is a
non smoker with Srmlar
interests for friendship
BOX 15897
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52.49 per min.
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White protessiona, witt- 8
year old son young 50 s
5'5' and 150 pounds
Loving caring, and sin-
cere Enjoy outdoors long
walks quiet times and
cruises Strong }army val-
ues nonsmoker occasion-
al drinker ht hnanuany
secure Looking for a fit
attractive shm white lady
40 to 50, who is also bnar-
cially secure, for an hon-
est. Serious long term rela-
tionship BOX 31792
PHYSICAL FrrNESS
23 year old mak likes
sports. works out See"
female who also likes
sports and physical fit-
ness BOX 12749
SINGLE WiirTE MALE
30 year old single white
mak, fun lime employ -
merit. Like outdoors and
sports. 5.11'. 160 lbs.
Seeking attractive single
white bmale 25 to 30, to
settle down with. Want
someone who is honest.
caring and a non-smoker.
BOX 15267
LETS ENJOY LIFE
Single mak seeking a
blonde female with blue
eyes to enjoy life with.
Enjoy sports and much
more. 0 you're interested.
please can. BOX 15275
ATTRACTIVE FEMALE
Male seeking a very
attractive female, 18 to 20,
who likes music and
sports Non smoker BOX
15276
LETS TRAVEL
Professional male seeking
professional female who
likes to travel It you ergoy
this. give me a call BOX
15278
MUST BE EDUCATED
Male. age 24, new to area
Seeking female 23 to 27.
educatedwho works in
business environment. and
likes to travel BOX 15280
SEEKS MATURE
WOMAN
Male. age 31seeking
mature woman for discreet
encounter BOX 15281
GET IN TOUCH
24 year Cid Chnstian mate
seeking intelligent
Christian female for a pos-
sible relationship Get to
touch BOX 15290
FRIENDSHIP FIRST
52 year old. 58' divorced
reale with a medium build
Enjoy dancing, dung out.
country music, and more
Looking for a female. 45 to
50. for friendship and a
possible relationship BOX
17543
FULL -FIGURED
FEMALE
Single white male seeking
fun -figured female for dis-
creetcasual encounters
BOX 17609
HONESTY IS
IMPORTANT
.5 vear �.d white male
engineer tatter of three
new to area 160 lbs
Seeking long-term rela-
horishrp Want someone
who is caring sincere,
honest and respectful
BOX 20251
LETS TALK
Male seeking -honest rela-
tionsrup Likes females of
Latin ongm It this is you.
lets talk BOX 20254
CHRISTIAN MALE
35 years ),C -leve, man-
ned, no dependents
Hop" to meet Chnstkan
female with no depen-
dents to share in love and
Ne BOX 21364
SERIOUS IN LOVE
Un .e,srty educated 6'
185 lb 29 athletic good
looking single write male
Looking for a strong lady
fitemployed and with no
dependents I believe in
Miriance poetry and com-
passion BOX 12622
NO BAGGAGE
NII -le '^ale ='J'. 27,
bionde/bkte great shape.
enjoy outdoor sports. (lin-
ing out and tun Searching
for an attractive. slim Mid
in great shape 21 to 27
temale down to earth
BOX 15233
WHERE ARE YOU
Employed Civorced wrote
male. 38 6" 245
brownbrown smoker
occasional drink
Searching for a temnale 28
to 38 plus for a friendship
and possibly more BOX
15259
LONELY NOT
DESPERATE
Divorced father, 39, pint
custody of two children.
5'11'. 180 lbs, ran smok-
er and employed.
Seeking a special lady to
enjoy activities together.
Single mothers welcome;
not into ba scene; hon-
esty at an times please.
BOX 21346
ONE NIGHT STANDS
Male. 34, looking lir single
female, 19 to 33, for after -
n port or evening discreet
encourders. I am the one
to talk to. Please leave
nafne and number, and I'll
get back to you as soon as
possible. BOX 31769
CALL ANYTIME!
22 year old male seeking a
single while female for dis-
creet 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 brown hair and
eyes Enjoy quiet times at
home, music, walks in the
park. arta -more Looking
for a single female. 25 to
35. with snidar interests
BOX 15195
EMPLOYED MALE
5'10" mate, blonde hair.
blue eyes. physically fit
financially secure. good
sense o1 humor, single dad
likes kids camping, gon-
ing. fishing, boating. etc
Seeking female who is
financially secure with
same interests BOX
21324
LETS HAVE FUN
Sports minded 33 year old.
6' male seeking a female.
29 to 35, for discreet meet-
ings If you're interested.
Please leave me a mes-
sage All calls returned
BOX 12469
NEW TO THE AREA
23 year old single white
male. 5'8' and 135
Pounds Looking for a sin-
gle white or black female.
19 to 25 who enjoys
sports. quiet evening at
home movies, and tine
dining 11 you might be
interested. leave me a
message BOX 12649
STARTING OVER
Enjoy sports miovies. the-
atre. auto racing. and
more rm sett emnpvyed.
have tour grown children
and own my own home in
the country Looking for a
woman to share my inter-
ests with and to be a
friend It you think You can
M the bill gyve hire a call
BOX 15871
GOOD LOOKING
(-food looking established
gentleman 52. new to
Pickering area Seeking
attractive. communicative
lady. 42 to 49 for king term
relationship Enjoy the
slower pace Hobbies are
rearing music and
nature BOX 31797
SINGLE MOMS PLEASE
Attractive employed .Mite
gentleman 36 6 2-
19011)s and tun to be with
Seeking an attractive
classy lady 25 to 37 to
laugh with and to hive life to
the lomat together BOX
31798
EARLY CHRISTMAS
GIFT
` Q' .65 pounds widepen-
dent reale Enjoy dancing
dining and more Seeking
female with the same inter-
ests BOX 15186
SERIOUS INOUIRIES
38 years old C,norced
white male 6and 245
pounds Smoker and occa-
sional drinker welcome
Seeking lemale 28 to 38
for friendship and more
Race is unimportant BOX
19965
DISCRETION
ASSURED!!
Single white male. 29.
5'11' 199 Ibis Looking
for a female for a dis-
creet relationship BOX
12575
LIKE THE OUTDOORS?
Good loc" white male.
32. SW. fn, with decent
personality I am honest.
outgoing. employed and
spontaneous Seeking
someone special 25 to 35.
Smoker and social drinker.
Single moms welcome.
BOX 12568
SERIOUS PiOUIRIES
Employed, 61', 245 b.
smoking, occasional
drinking. divorced white
male, 38; Have depen-
dents. Seeking a female
28 to 38 phis, for Inepd-
sAip, relationship - more.
Race unintilm Cant. BOX
17395
LETS CHAT SOON
Seeking a single white
female. 27 to 32, who is
sincere, down to earth,
Shim, attractive, a non
smoker and childless. I am
a 5'6', 165 Ib, Stocky 49 yr
old mate who deeds some-
one very special to spend
%me with BOX 17476
ATTRACTIVE MALE
32. 57, slim, lookup for
slim. single while female,
't5 to 35, for dancing,
movies, and romantic
evenings at home BOX
31748 i
NO SHORT CUTS
48 year old. 5'9'. 185
pound open minded while
male Enjoy camping,
horseback riding and
more Looking for a ,
woman. 30 to 40, for
36 NEW Ads
friendship and more
Social drinker and smoker
BOX 31791
EMPLOYED MALE
Attractive 35 year old
male 165 pounds. slim.
p"ically fit with a good
sense of humor Enjoy chil-
dren animals and more
Looking for an outgoing
female who is attractive
and enjoys doing acttvmes
as well as quiet evervngs
at home BOX 31790
FAITHFUL MALE
37 year old 6'2' single
white male with short
blonde hair and blue eyes
Enjoy skiing, dining out.
movies, and more Looking
for a female for friendship
first BOX 12537
LOOKING FOR A
FRIEND
24 year old. 5'10' single
white male Looking for a
special female lir friend-
ship and more Enjoy
Sportsreading. and more
BOX 12572
FREE YOUR MIND
32 year did single ^tate
male 62' and 185
pounds Looking for a
down to earth petite
blonde lemake who is nor
afraid to speak her mind
BOX 17446
ENERGETIC MALE
Handsome athletic 30
year did single write male.
511'. and 175 pounds
Spontaneous. indepen-
dent. honest and caring
with a unique sense of
humor Enjoy sports gain
the outdoors and more
Looking for an active
fernale with similar inter-
ests BOX 17450
GOOD NATURED MALE
3C Year old t2* single
father of two Looking lar a
single white female 2 7 to
33 who is down to earth
and easy going BOX
20060
FRIEND TO COMPANION
S, Nw whrte male 48 5'8'
and 170 pounds Looking
for that special ternak !
can share life s pleasures
withf you are slim attrac-
live and over 35. then give
me call and we 11 talk
Enjoy king walks dining
dancing and much More
BOX 31787
TAKE A CHANCE
Swgle wMe male 44 57',
ad 160 pounds Looking
for a woman to share the
better Cwgs in We with.
Love to travel and pursue
He's title pleasures BOX
31788
SONLAR INTERESTS
44 yr old white male. 66'.
brown hair, blue eyes.
Enjoy the outdoors.
Seeking lex someone with
sin dar interests. BOX
12536
NOW AND FOREVER!
Handsome, never married
35 year old, 59 12' Sim,
tion smoking single mak.
Honest, loyal, kind, pas-
sionate, afkcborale, twoh-
ful, romantic with a good
sense of humor. Enjoy
movies, ding in or out,
outdoor fun, sports and
more. Looking for a lady for
a one of one relaionshtip
in the Oshawa or Durham
region. BOX 12300
VERY CARING GUY
Single whole male, 5'10',
130 pounds, in perfect
condition. Looking for a
single whole female who
would like to be swept on
of her feet BOX 12444
OUIET GUY
Male 35, looking for a dis-
creet relationship with a
female. 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
have a great time with I
have a child so children
are okev BOX 12518
HAPPY GO LUCKY GUY
Single white lather. 22.
smoker and social drinker.
enjoy animals, camping
and the outdoors Seeking
an honest, caring and
romantic relationship BOX
15031
ANYTHING IS
POSSIBLE
Divorced white male. 40.
open minded. 5'9'. 185
pounds. very open minded
and romantic. smoker and
social drinker enjoy camp-
ing and canoeing and trav-
el Seeking a very roman-
tic. caring 30 to 40 single
female BOX 17283
PRIVATE TIMES
Blonde hair blue eyes 39.
6'. 185 pounds Looking for
a lady 25 to 45 BOX
20011
MOVE OVER
PedeCt conditioned man.
5 10'_ 125 pounds, looking
fir a slim woman I want to
sweep you of your feet
BOX 20033
DEVOTED TO YOU
Single maie 35 slim. M.
clean handsome.
employed. no dependents.
never been mamktd Enjoy
outside activities and
drversliied interests I am
intelligent. very sincere.
honest and affectionate
Seeking a single female
slim, fit. attractive who
wants to be appreciated lir
more than her beauty. and
" wishes to be loved
BOX 31600
OPEN MINDED MALE
1 am a yni:ng open mind-
ed male 24 looking lir
open minded female for
discreet encounters in the
Oshawa area BOX 317B6
THE SILVER YEARS...
0000 iook,ng healthy
romantic 53 year old male
Enjoy ra" biking laugh-
ter" exercising reading
manes gardening, diming
outand dancing Looking
for a femalewith sinular
interests who may also be
retiring soon BOX 15011
SEEK A COMPANION
Caring and honest single
dad Looking for a single
female in her 30's to mid
40's for tnendsrrp Single
mothers welcome BOX
19985
YOUR XMAS PRESENT
One good man who has
everything you we looking
for early 40's. with ch d-
dren, considered hand-
some, employed, confi-
dent, tnanciany, and men-
tally secure. Would like to
meet Lady who is pretty.
employed. and confident in
an aspects of her lib. BOX
31782
SPECIAL SOMEONE
Whole ,rale. 34. looking for
that special someone to
share We wilt. I enjoy fisti-
ng, cantpirngl gleet flights
at home. Single monis are
welcome. I have one child,
11. BOX 31783
Call 1-99111-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
JUST FOR FUN
36 year old. 6'. 180 pound
Bi black male. Seeking
another Bi or Gay male for
fun and fine ndsh ip. BOX
20269
DAYTIME FUN
Black male seeking alolh-
er black or wtlile mak, up
to 35, for pun and friend-
ship BOX 17565
JUST FOR FUN
5'10' average built Bi mate
Inoking for someone to
have fun with If you are
interested call' BOX
17549
TALL GENTLEMAN
Clean cut male. 51', look-
ing to meet same for dis-
creet. adventurous
encounters. BOX 31801
BI MALE WANTED
Couple in 40's seeking Bi
male lir discreet encoun-
ters Cleanliness and dis-
cretion a must BOX 17514
LETS CHIT CHAT
25 year old 6'1' male
Seeking someone that
enjoys walking. corrversa-
bon and the beach BOX
20127
LETS CONNECT
Married slim 5 6' 120
pound bi male seeking
another bi male 18-45
BOX 17490
SEEKING
MR.SINCERITY
Thirty something protes-
sional male seeking the
same. 35 to 55 Seeking a
ION term committed rela-
tionship with no head
games Enjoy Swimming,
hockey quiet romantic
evenings at home
Interested' BOX 31793
WEEK ENDS
34 year �•d -hde male
56' 118 pounds Looking
for other men around my
size North Oshawa area
BOX 15019
CALL SOON
S -tote Movie '95 pounds
and 58'. bl white mak
looking for a bo black male.
any, age Cleanliness a
must and being g discreet
Oshawa area BOX 20005
INTERESTING MALE
Fit attractive brown hair
brown eyes, M. good look.
ing Looking for a man
good looking interesting,
under 35 and over 25
Durham region BOX
20014
MYSTERIOUS
Tau clean cut single white
mak Looking for another
male for tun and adven-
ture BOX 15008
WARM TIMES
45 year aid mak 62'. 195
Pounds . looking for some-
one
omaone for discreet get togeth-
ers BOX 14914
SUGAR AND SPICE
Handsome. open minded.
6'1'. 220, non smoker
Looking fa people to ad
some spice and fun. BOX
17378
JUST FOR FUN
29 year old single Bi white
mak. Looking for other
maks for discreet encoun-
ters. BOX 10675
MUTUAL PLEASURE
Attractive 29 year oil bi
reale with a muscular
build. Lookinig for oCier bi
maks, in thein mid Ws, for
discreet get togethers.
BOX 15887
Call 1-9N-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
BLUE-EYED BLONDE
21 yr ofd. 5'6', 110 Ib
female enjoys camping.
swnwrutg, horseback rid-
ing, etc. Seeking someone
outgoing who is fun to be
with. BOX 15301
NEW TO THE SCENE„.
Attractive couple seeking a
female for discreet
• encounters. N you are
interested in talking with
us. call' BOX 20236
LOOKING FOR A
FRIEND
28 year old female seeking
a female friend to go to the
movies with, dances. and
more BOX 20246
BARRELS OF FUN
My boyfriend and I are
searching for another
woman forget togethers If
you are interested call!
BOX 12585
LEAVE YOUR NUMBER!
Very outgoing. 57'. 140 lb.
attached. bi curious
female Looking for some-
one in the Durham region
BOX 15127
LOOKING FOR YOU
Black female, looking for
someone that is honest,
likes the movies and is fun
to be with BOX 15022
A SPECIAL FRIEND
Single black temale look.
rig for someone with Simi-
lar interests Enjoy socializ-
ing movies, and more
Seeking a special female
for tnenOSMp and maybe
more BOX 17399
ACTIVE PEOPLE
AcTrve rruple 19 and 25
looking for other couples
Cleanliness and discreet a
must BOX 17324
A FEW TATTOOS
37 year did not very Ill
nine. good personality
looking for someone 25 to
35 who is feminine and
easy to get along with
BOX 19939
INTERRACIAL COUPLE
Attractive refined otefra-
cial couple early 40's
Seeking a similar open
minded female for fun
BOX 19944
SEEK A PARTNER
Bi white temale 24 5'4'
and 120 pounds and moth-
er of one ISO gay white
ternale for InendsNp and a
possible relationship
Enjoy pool. biting, working
out. movies and more
BOX 13426
SERIOUS INQUIRIES
Curious. triendiy attractive
white female. 5'4' and 120
pounds Looking for a Bi
.uncus female for discreet
encounters Cleanliness
and discretion a must
BOX 16924
Call 1-901111-451-3793
$2.49 Per min.
SEEKING FRIENDS
31 year old, 510'• 170
Pound single mak.
Seeking tamales or cou-
ples who want to get
together and have fun.
BOX 15279
LETS PLAY
610- pfysicany fit finale.
Looping for someone who
wants to be a part of ath-
letic sports. Friendship is
also a possibility. BOX
12523
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