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News r, i itiol 2 Advertiser ? NO. 1 S1 SAWRnAY,JA VARY 4, 199 Pr��,��run 111,000 -10 1',t(Y(�.S PM41111c� Kitchens Plus 1099 Kingston Road E. The Furnitm W. Dickering (905) 1264116 Store Noun r..r Mon Wed 9 30 a rn B p m k!6 thurs dFn 30am-830 30pm N �Sat 930 am 50opm t _J HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY Family Owned & Operated For Service You Can Trust f VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 239 Station Street ( south of the 401 off Harwood Ave.) 696-2445 Pickering funding axed by 25 per cent B) \1 T\h yrs ,I\Fl klI"IRI!k 111WINER11(: -- 'I'hc To\.yn has had its annu.il Iurid In , prom the Pn+x ince chopped h\. 23.h per cent in 11)1)-. but nohod\. s cr\. ing the blues at the cIN Ic idnllnutration complex hccausc the had news tins expected Pickenn,• s executi\.e director of tperations. horn Quinn- a\, the cut .\.a,, prctt\ clo.c to the aniount tali has hcen \.\.orking \kith in their huJ•get planning for next Near. cr\. \.ear we're aettin_• less and c\cr\. ,car it gets tighter and tighter and \.ou sonpl\ hayc to look at thins difterentl\. \'`a\.nc :%rthurs descrihes the provincial funding reduction as "not a substantial i%suc' and one the To\.%n Is well-prepared to deal %%nth v<ithout hringing In a tax increase. HuN \cars ho-hum response Piece by piece: k Pickering family picks up after blaze Bi \1 ,tet'\Nm, T NK Nes kF. IoRlI k PI('KF:RIN(. -- It's been a sad but stip lush\ hohda% season lorthe Jrticr,. limit\ of I'ickerini• Thr sad pan is their to\.\. nhonic at 925 Bayi. tit . unit 72. H as gutted INSIDE It',, a girl' -- Nlt.-et flit first I)al3\. t,1 199 page 10. , j Editorial Page . . . . .0 Sports ............ )9 Classified . ... . . .. ..;i( ) HOVE' TO REa(.1I t S General ... .. . .(3.1�-; I 10 Death Notices ..0n A _ iOU4�) Auction Line . . .083--'i 15 Sincerely Yours .... .1-800-602-8.123 Fanuail .............. . Newsr(x)tii@dLirhanine%%,s.net Internet .............. littp:/'/v,,%-w.durtianinews.net i b\. a fire early :xt,mda\. morning. 'I" tic luck% pan is tile\ made it out .11ic kris arc Null Pretty devas- tated about lt.' sax N the om ner of the home. Sic%c Jettcr\. "V1'c lost even - thing. I heir Christmas presents. r\. rr\. thin,• N%cnt. We didn't -,ct to sa\.c a thing, I ran out In just tn\ boxer shorts. Thr tanlil\.'s cat. �� innic. and tropical fish "crr killed in the blai.c. Firefighters were called to the scene on BaxJ\. near gest Shorc Boule\. and at 2:28 a.m. Fhc fire appears to have started in the hase- meni but its cause is still undeter- mined. according to Insp. Rex Heath of the Pickering Fire Depart- ment. Although no dollar estimate is available. the inspector says fire damage in the basement and smoke and heat damage in the rest of the home was "substantial". Town - homes behind and beside the Jeffer- ys' unit were also damaged. All the family were asleep on the second floor when the blaze broke out. Please see FAMILY/page 3 Imnl Pickcnn•z oftirials is a far rr} 51 .2 SII, i37 in 1990, according to from last January's situation. when the Town's manaLer rat treasury ser councillors and stall- \.ycre aehast to vices. Inca Berre\.. x learn the To%%n s 1996 grant from the Under the Provincial formula Pro\ ince had been cut by ti907.1�71, used for the upcoming year. Picker - or -;2.5 per cent. in_'. Brant was actu:,ll% cut across Stall had been preparing budgets the hoard by 'S59 1,4X6. or d`(.2 per on the haws of a 10 to 26 per cent cent. reduction. But 5103.710 in social contract Ylckenng wall recene a munici adjustment funding and 5139,220 in I'O`I (1l I\\ pal support grant of 5939.780 in transportation 'transition' f'undinz Towns estimates 1907. do\.yn 5290.»7 trorn Please see GRANTS/page 2 were close. ..,,. �..ew.� .Neap--� . +a�:►-"'3'`. , ( . , 016.9.1 try photo by Andrew Iwanowski Joel sli s his disc p - The first substantial winter snowfall has provid- Here, Joel Nealon tries to stay on his downhill ed a bounty of downhill opportunities for Ajax disc on a hill behind Applecroft Public School in and Pickering kids over their Christmas holidays. Ajax. FREECL Ucam am of�a" a free CLUB vehicle anti -thea doeice .. a • FREE leather case � 1WELL • FREE car adapter fcoMMuN8tcwr70AFS 1 Some terms and conditions apply. See store for details. Offer valid with this ad only at time of purchase. • PAGE 2 -TNF NEWS AUA'F:RTISFR SATURDAY. JAN1 4RY d, 1997 P Grants reduced but Pickeringaims for tax freeze i.. FROM RAGF: I he a ne\% format for Town budgets in 1997 Monday. March 3. tics from the previous year is 1-5.7 per ss ere added hack The Tox%n i. Ircc to spend all the pro,incial funding as it secs fit. Stith n, strings attached. explains NIs Berrc,, In 1996. Picker- ino e\petted to raise ah,�ut S I ' million from prop- ert\ taxes and spend ,Ibout ti "5 million .the drffcr- cncc _1mcs from sources such as pro\in, tal _rants and user fees t. Final %car -end figs- «NAY \F. arcs art• not pct ikRTI11 RS axailahlc. NOt a suhsta[Mal N 1 r ( Winn saes - To%%n departments IsNIIC. ha\c been Instructed to hrin,_ in /cro increase hudgrts for next \ear. \,%Ith the pro\ Incl,d cuts alrcadx taken Into account I he direc- tion li ,,w Coun- cil has been to hone In a irro budget and that rs .hat I m still ��hich \%ill he "much more simple" and make the budget process easier for cuun- :;llors and the public to follmN. Fach department's budget will noon he in the same format and Include r�:Inliatiunal charts and nus- sron statements in addition to being_ simpler. Pickering',, 1997 draft budget u cxpc:tcd to he a\ailahir to the puhh,: throu,,h the I'oH n clerk ufflcc earls in FCbruarV ~pedal hudget meetings. �kh;:h arc open to the puhhtc. are scheduled to he held IJhursda% .Ind Kilda... I -ch 1 ,Ind 14. hci_,InnmL :n 9 a.m w the cont- tntttcc room :It the 1'Icke1111Z_ CIS rc Complex. An extra hudeet ntcetin_ Is scheduled to h, held. it nct.cs- sar%. on Fndax, Frh. 21 Thr rc\;scd hud_et is cxpcct- ed to Lo to I.xccuuo c Con on Mondax. Feb. 2-3 and to Council for final approval on c oin, OPEN MALL HOURS .lecording to YVkite, %I' O u I n n. t h e IwNt drllicult �� OS S (UPPER LEVEL) GN Fdmi aALI *FAMILY DENTISTRY budget deciNions ahead oI Council CISH • SPECIALISTS CARE in 199' %%ill be in regard to capi-MILE • DENTURE THERAPY • ORTHODONTISTS tal expenditures.9! on Renis such as • COSMETIC DENTISTRY roads. cyuip- "uraAe cow 'iAce ,ur • FRIENDLY SERVICE mens and tacih- lie.. • MODERN FACILITIES "That s reals` • ALL DENTAL INSURANCE Tin,_ to he the crunch The - -PLANS ACCEPTED question I, hoH • EMERGENCIES AND NEW much are we PATIENTS WELCOME tonic to be able to afford in '97:'" �lr Ouinn' j' t notes there %k ill 0wrall. the Provincl $735.8 million in 1997 municipalities. The a\eraLc reduction will spend on grants to to nlunictpall- cent. Further cuts are expected in future years as the Province and municipalities redistribute roles and responsibilities ho ccn them. 4w 2 LOCATIONS=00- M 87 aft r , +0, aWn, �'•,� YVkite, S& 7025. GN Fdmi aALI M P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4,1997 -PAGE 3 Family escapes blazing Pickering home FROM PAGE I "The smoke alarm went off but we also heard the TV blowing up (from the heat) in the basement," recalls Mr. Jef- fery. "It was the sound of the TV blow- ing up that actually woke us up." Mr. Jeffery and his wife, Tracey, hur- ried to rouse their children, Stephanie. R, and Gary, 6. "We ran as quick as we could out the front door. By that time the smoke was upstairs (at the top floor). Another five minutes and we wouldn't have made it." The family were forced to make their escape by running through thick rnoke without hcinz ahle to sce if thc, ,%cre going to ha�c it) run hr,u_+ a, well. Mr. Jeffery and his wife, who both have asthma, suffered smoke inhalation. He also cut his hand on glass from the front door that had burst from the heat of the fire. The children were uninjured. The house was fully insured. But the Jefferys will now have to stay at a near- by relative's home, probably for months, hef'ore they can move back into their own residence. Mr. Jeffery says both his employer, the Toronto Transit Commis- sion for which he drives, and his wife's, Nokia Products Ltd. in Ajax, have been very understanding. The relative's home is close by so the children should be able to continue attending Frenchman', Bay Public School. where Stephanie v, in Grade 3 and Gary is in Grade 1. "It's devastating for them," says their dad. "They don't have anything that was theirs. It's amazing what you take for granted when you have it there. The next morning you have nothing, not even ar aspirin." Friends and neighbors have set up trust account for the Jefferys at the Bank of Nova Scotia at Brock Road and Plum- mer Street, just north of Bayly. For any- one wishing to donate, the account num- ber is 57612-(x)175-82 and it's in the name of Erika Babiuk and Ann Dunbar in trust. If anyone need, more informa- tion or wants to help in (,me other way theN ma` ph -)n(: lnn Uunhar at 420- 15 7 or 1'ril..,: 1,,ti- Ek 1-6-4,'{7. Steve and Tracey Jettery and their children, Clary and Stephanie, stand beside a truck preparing to take away some appliances damaged in a lire that gutted their townhome early Monday morning. Char(yes laid after revellers turn on police PICKERING -- Two woman are charged with assaulting police after three officers were attacked while trying to shut down a party at a Pickering apartment Sunday morning. Three Durham Rceional Police officers respond- ing to the second noise complaint of the night at an apartment on Radom Street around 1:30 a.m. were "choked, shoved, kicked and punched" by a group of angry revellers as they attempted to seize a stereo system following the arrest of one man, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie said. A 25 -year-old man, of Radom Street, is charged with mischief and a . 23 -year-old woman, of the same address, is charged with obstructing police, assaulting a police officer and assault with intent to resist arrest. 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'Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5 10 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial A new agenda As we begin 1997 with clean slates and fresh ,goals, we Il toe watching Ottawa in an election year, waiting to see what promises and resolutions the various parties have to offer laxpa%crs as we prepare to head to the polls. Closer to home. Ontario Riding %IP Dan %1cTcague is already Learing up for the campaign. varnering headlines with his own ideas and suggestions as to which direction the i_iberals should be taking. With the failed promise of the demise of the GST weighing heavily on Liberal shoulders. Mr. \I, -'Vague now heralds unemployment as the main issue around which the election will centre. The economy has picked up. but those without jobs are unable to contribute to its rcco%ery. fir. \1c icague suggests unemployment is exacerbated h\ a "lack of good faith" by profit -reaping corporations reluctant to rcimcst in the coun- trx, and says the role of the go\crnntcnt IN to address that problem. The national economy is a complex subject. There are no black and white solutions that can sole the myriad proh- lems we face both in soul time,, and had. Tackling unem- ployment is as gond a place to start as air\ w hen the overall goal is a health%, \ ibrant economy The problem in an election %ear. howe\'er. is that promis- es and good intentions are a dime a do/en. Every part\. e\cr, politician, has a blueprint for success. It becomes the Job of the \otcr to sort through the rhetoric and decide for himself or herself which strategies seem sound. The Liberal government still has time to take action on unemployment. and to encourage industry to rein\est in the countr\'S richest resource — its people. The government has the opportunity to show us. not Just tell us. what concrete Steps can he taken to get Canadians back to work. It Should he the first goal on Ottawa's list as it drafts a new agenda for a new year. Lets hope Prime !Minister Jean Chreticn*s 199, election promise of "Jobs, Jobs, Jobs" does- n't ring it,, hollow as his promise to scrap the GST. To respond to this editorial cull Infosource tit nfcnour :e 683-7tl o and dial 5111 ♦You said it.... In response to the editorial 'School board must find way to deal with less' in last Saturday's edition: ♦ "It mentions that the Scho ols can share janitors, etc. well, they're doing it now..Va"hy not get rid of some superintendents? They ha%c many. many superintendents. They just hired two more. At one time, they only had two for the board.- ♦ " I fully agree with your editorial. Booth teachers and trustees are screaming that cuts will hurt the students. But, they don't get much sympathy. Take, for instance, a Toronto trustee who is paid about $50,000 a year, one-third of it tax-free, plus a $30,000 expense account for a part-time job. His hourly rate is better than a lawyer's. I say, eliminate all trustees and superin- tendents and have one provincial board" ♦ "You must be mad to support this government which has made cuts to so many important areas of our society, while it borrows $5 billion to give to its Lich friends in tax cuts" Pickering Edition News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. I. IS 2H5 -�,rr HVGLA5� D� lbw SGiNE.P� 1 v Letters to the editor Durham needs arts centre To the editor: AItlxugh 1 am a volunteer worker for the Oshawa -Durham Sy rnphom Orchestra. I am writing this letter from a personal viewpoint. It was like a bright ray ol' sunshine to See the words 'perforrmine arts centre' in the Dec. 24 edition of the AIewS Ad%ertiser — in a headline yct: The fact that the specific Story detailed an aborted attempt to establish a centre in conjunction with the Steeple Hill Community Bible Church in Ajax is the downside, although, perhaps. the: decision was correct in that it may not be appropriate for a general performing arts centre to be tied permanently to a particular church. However, Durham Region as well as points further north and east, desperately need a perforating arts centre, as many people realize.. There are many groups which would utilize it. Contrary to some public opinion, the performing arts are not elitist activities, but are another dimension to life which enriches the lives of those who are exposed to one or more of its many forms, whether music, dance, drama, etc. What is disturbing about the report is that Pickering apparently plans to act independently with little discussion with JOANNE BURGHARDT. Ediior-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 Manag_r CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should he typed or neatly hand-written. 150 words. Each letter must he signed with a first and last name or two ini- tials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verfication. The editor rescrvc% the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters arc those of the writer and not necessari- ly those of the News Advertiser. nearby communities. Dotes this mean we are going to see, at same tune in the future, all the relatively small municipal- ities in our area struggling to find corpt)- rate sponsors to fund what will be, of necessity, scaled-down versions of what could b L a wonderful facility for our whole region? An appropriate location, perhaps, could be somewhere between Pickering and Oshawa, considering tic: population spread. Wouldn't it tk wonderful if Mayors Nancy Diamond, Tom Edwards, Steve Parish and Wayne Arthurs could use their combined powers to make it happen? How about The Pine Ridge Performing Arts Centre? Of course, the name of a forward-looking corporate sponsor could be substituted. David Kenti* Ajax TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 Admin/Classified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net STEVE = HOUSTON Matlaging Editor The lesser Houston This is dic start ul' a brand new year. I have to Set the record straight right here, right now: i am not Steven Houston! i am Stephen Houston, but not the one you think I ars. I am the icskr Houston. He is the Steven Houston who paints wonderfully detailed and colorful poonrtlts of people like !avis Stojko and Nanc\ Gruel:, which can he I, fund in galleries around Durham Region. I am the Stephen Houston who paints interior walls only when ordered to do u,, and none of nnwork is available outside tfx- blanc. unless there are exterior walls which need painting fox). He is the Steven Houston whose Ltlents have taken him to places of the imagination far he%ond the reach of moist niortah rnen. I wit the Stephen Houston will was orx:e told to consider an additional maul course instead of art h co ausc '-I know your talents tic clsewikrc He is the Steven Houston wfxi gets to sign the IN of his artistic pcxtratt.s and the glotss� brochures hearing tits f:uuiful creations. I ant die Stephen Housion who gets to sign my nine on parking tickets. VISA slips aria] unescorted Jay passes only. He is the Steven Houston whioi has fiend his must: on many. mare o ccasion%, resulting in exquisite obj,- is d'art which, ]'tri sur:, have earned him millions o1' dol- lars. I am the Stephen Houston who once found an old lottery ticket at the back of a drawer which didn't gam me anything. He is the Stcven Houston who is feted at gallery exhibitions and who) flirts with homa fide celebrities and inipt"i people in attendark,e. I am the Stephen Houston who once vis- ited a gallery exhibition and was told nix to) embarrass myself or " tx)theC the h ona lido celebrities and important people in atten- dance. He is the Steven Houston whose bright, lucrative future flows out of the tine sable bristles of his paint brush. I am the Stephen Houston whose future depends entirely on his next mortgage pay- ment. Yes, I am the lesser Houston. But i wouldn't change a thing. Steve Houston is a regular contributor to our Sunday column rotation. To respond to this column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. Thr 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 am advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. blip://www.durhamnews.net AM �7 I M1►C A c.w._ ala .(--Jr... THE NEWS ADVEkT[SEk sATt'RDAY, JANUARY 4, 11"7 -PAGE 7 Durham man faces several charges in crash which kill Farml_v nrrrnhers of two rel4tives killed in a horrific accident just east of Port Petry quietly wept as drunk driving charges against a 36 -year-old Scup*og man were read out in court earlier this week. Gordon S. Brooks, of Scugog Island, aided by crutches, appeared briefly in Oshawa provincial court before Judge Donald Dodds. He stood silently fur three min- utes as a court clerk formally read out multiple charges ol' impaired dri- ving causing bodily harm, impaired driving causing death, dangerous operation of a vehicle causing death, dangerous operation of a vehicle causing bodily harm and driving with over fill milligrams of alcohol in his blood. 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Mr. Fensome's parents, Ella and Mur- ray, were in the back seat and suffered serious injuries. ed Pickering man Mr. Brooks, whose lawyer was not pre sent, was ordered by Judge Dodds t, return to court Jan. 22 for a pre-trial hear Ing. BOXING WEEK BLOWOUT Plus amazing deals on S10 million in absolutel new suns so Hurry in for the best of it. last chance to use up your 130=9 Day Bucks. So bring 'em in. Youl save even !Wore! Minimum purchase required. See store for details. 'Savings are on the regular ticketed price. Selection may vary by store. If! I'M 4. 8-'rHE NENN S AD% ERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 19 7 1 1 Buy a Double Cheeseburger and =3 receive a 16 oz Shake for $1.00. Buy a 16 oz Blizzard® and receive a second of same size for $2.00. Fo-, H,* E^ks, Cad -Tew*% _T14 -VAC Buy any size Fries and receive a Single Cheeseburger for $1.00 ,Buy any size soft drink and receive a regular ®Trademark of American Dairy Queen Corp. Distributed by IDQ Canada Inc. Printed in Canada Hot Dog for $1.00 (Pickering Dairy Queen) 1099 Kingston Rd. - at Dixie. between the Olive Garden and Moviplex 9 831- 2665 THE NEWS ADVER•r1SER sxr RDAY, -%N1 :> RY 4. 1997 -PAGE 9 REH Plus everyday good values � ( 1 powMIN i 11 T.� w i df mom 1 i 4 , � � w r ON A HUGE SELECTION OF FURNITURE, MAJOR APPLIANCES, ry LARGE SCREEN TV'S (27" AND UP) t ,MOW f A AND STEREOS Offer applies to specific items only, ask for details. m000r Sears will deduct an amount equivalent to the GST -� from your total purchase price. Offer does not apply to installation charges, t i deferral fees, delivery or maintenance agreement charges, ` 1% liquidation items in Clearance Centres. Offer ends Sunday, January 12, 1997. Nt 7l` y f T H I S I S S E A R S T O D A Y • 01100 Copynght 1997. Sears Canada Inc. I r - I'A(;E 10 -TI E \FN\ SAI ERTISFR S:%'FI'RI)A)', ,IA\l'ARI' 4, 1997 photo by A.,,. Groen Little Sana Nla%%ani and mother l'asmin cuddle at Ajax- PickermL General Hospital. Sana arrived Jan. 1, almost a month earl\• but she is doing,tine, saes Mrs. Mavam. (tomer!\ of West Hill, SNIP �—Alk Family Owned and Operated I Call and Compare Before You Decide e - �-� kco Road Chapel. 1057 Brock Road PICKERING -ust soutr �- 4. 686-5589 SPIE CIAL 1BARG'�IN IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Sundae Jan. 4/97 'A&P Ajax ' Cadet Cleaners Pick. ' Canadian Tire Pick ' Cashway Alax5hck. Durham College A akxPick. Fairway Guardun Drugs P. 'Food Basics Ajax ' 6laadrinT Dy �cAx4hck. Home Lilt Gra�oe Lyons Pica. .IGA ' KmrtLoeb A axlPick . Loblaws M&M trate lax • Min Com New Choice Apx • Horwich Union Pemy Lam pick. . Aoxfflick � �c : � Centre : Super centre A Westney Gurardian Drugs Ataxy Delivered to selected households only Remember A inserts, including dic e on glossy paper, can be r'ecyded with tk rest of your newspaper through sour blue box Reafting program. For information on, delivering your advertising 6yers. call ,x IN --�' BRIYER � n t 9 First Ajax -Pickering baby of the new year was in a hurry Little Salla Nta), ;ant may share her hniliday with niy noon, at three pounds. Ice new sister, and dad Alntxir 1 he the first bab\ hum in 1997 sister." says her numt. Yasmin ounces. 'Ilxtugh she is four also pleased with the ncv at Aja\ and Pickering General Nlaaani of Radom Street in weeks premature. little Sana is addition. ""17)is is it," says Mrs Hospital, but she \\ill have to Pickering. doin`c fine. Santis biz brother, Mawani. A went through ; share the distinction of her Aia\-Pickering's first hab\ of Adil. is thrilled at ha\ in« a lot." Jan. I birthcia\ with a rclati\c. the Nckk )'car came into the "!s1\ little one Is going* to world at 12:15 in the aficr- , '7 LYNN - .. GAFFEN SUNDAY, JANUARY 5, 2-4 P.M. Sales 273 WRIGHT CRESCENT, AJAX Representative '-ovely three cec; m n_rre �ea:..• ; a man floor 416-281-2200 'mly rood ceramics galare. central air. spacious -3k ktchen. impressive master with an en suite All tnls w*" a double garage on a huge fully fenced private lot. Bring the family and loin me on V 'I.. ti Sunday from 2-4 p.m. Dir: 401 to Westney. go north to Rttch!e, follow signs. AFFORDABLE COMPUTERS Durna7 s :argest selection o; pre -owned computers. Compaq. IBM. Deil. Toshiba New Pars. Sales & Repair Complete Systems from S99 Megabyte Computers oc B' K Ro.. South Unit 10. Pickering 905-839-9453 Hockey World i.t • Professional Skate Sharpening • Custom Goal Equipment • Expert Skate Fitting GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 420 -PLAY 1211 Kingston Rd. Pickering THE PROFESSIONALS "o!%"IG 4S • xc� •-A'rNGS • �A-IO DOORS 668-2252 686-1853 'Jur special martial art programs 'or ages 3 to 5 help children develop in the areas parents appreciate most Increased attention span learning respect for others Increased self-esteem Enhanced co-ordination Best of on, KIDS LOVE IT! FAMILIES GROA NG S`?Cf,G TOGETHER Call Oshawa (905) 721-2271 CANADA HARDWOOD LOORING For ALL v- -r, �g NEEDS Visit our showroom today 420-3285 1550 Bayly St, Unit 17 Pickedrim Ontwic I am often asked who the _greatest goalie I ever saw play the game'? ; Although I only played one game in the NHL. I was at every tramin- c amp of the Ali!Six (the original six teams). So I practiced with all the greats - Plante. Bower, Lumley. Esposito - and played in exhibition games against Cheevers, Parent. Dryden. The bottom line - none stood taller than Terry Sawchuk. As far as I'm concerned Terry Sawchuk was the topper. If you dont believe me, listen to the incredible stats he racked up. Games played. 971: shutouts, 103; career goals against average was 2.52. That last stat is amazing since, towards the end of his career, he played for some pretty stiff teams like the N.Y. Rangers and the L.A. Kings. Terry was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba and got his first set of goalie equipment If You Wish To when his brother got sick and he was talked into wearing his brother's gear. He played two years in Omaha because very few rookies just walked into the league at Advertise on that time. Players were taught their skills in the minors. He got his break when he was called up to replace Hall of Famer Harry Lumley. This Feature All he did was lead the league in shutouts with 11 and win Rookie of the Year honors - ho hum! This guy was a player. Call Bill at His Detroit Red Wings won the Stanley Cup three of the next four years. In the 7 1952 playoffs he was truly unbelievable. Detroit swept the semis and the Cup (416) 798-7672 finals with Terry tallying four shutouts giving up only five goals in eight games. He earned the Vezina Trophy in 1952, 1953 and 1955. ex. 2304 Read next week to see how things changed after that. Your East End -N. AND '— INDUSTRIAL Austin AM/FM Corvette PLATE GLASS & TRADE SUPPLIES LTD. Cassette Specialist Replacement (� • High Performance ' Centre N� 1 �� •ineInteriors building 24 Hour Emergency Service Maki' SAVE 1110.00 • Small block Chevy Owner Brent Muller POWER TOOLS CSA 837-2593 955A Alliance Rd. 619-9936 1543 Bayly St. 420-2448 34 Hunt St., Ajax Pickering, Ontario J 1 221 West iev Rd. S. AJAX. I West of Brock Road 686-1400 Homepreneur group set to meet on Jan. 9 Group expands this year to include small businesses The Durham Honreprcneur Group has its first meeting of the new year set for Thursday. Jan. 9. The organisation, for home-based and small-business people, meets at 7:30 a.m. at the Annandale Golf- and Curling Club, corner of Bayly and Church sts. in Ajax. The cost is $10 for rnemhcrs and $15 for non-rncinhcrs. and that includes a continental hrcakfast. One of the plans for the local group in 1997 is to cxpand to include all small business. not just home- based ones. Call 428-2004, cxt. 3444, for more information or to rescrcc a space at the meeting. :0111111011 � 8oud or 16 SO 7- A 0 E' tr E TaoseJ410e Registration for Kindergarten and the French Immersion Program Kindergarten Pre -Registration - September 1997 Pre-rr,Atstrat,un tur Durl>drn Board ut E:ducdti011 Kindrrvanrn programs will begin Tuesday. January 14, 1997. Parents are urged to phone their local school to pre -register their children for September classes. Eligible children must be 5 years of age by December 31. 1997. If the number 4 pre -registered children exceeds the accepted class limit, some titudents may be bused to another school. Ajax Applecroft P.S................................ 428 2775 Cadarackque P.S........................... 428 2347 Claremont P.S. .............................. 649-2000 Dr. Roberta Bondar P.S................. 686- 1081 Duffin's Bav P.S............................. 6836023 Lakeside P.S.................................. 686 3014 Lester B. Pearson P.S.................... 427 4658 Lincoln Avenue P.S........................ 683-4941 Lincoln Alexander P.S.................... 619-0357 Lord Durham P.S........................... 683-6230 Lord Elgin P.S................................ 683 3581 Parkside P.S.................................. 683 0921 Roland % ichener P.S..................... 686-5437 Southwood Park P.S...................... 683-5230 Vallev View P.S.............................. 683-6208 Westney Heights P.S. . .................... 427-7819 Pickering Bayview Heights P.S...................... 839-1146 E -B. Phin P.S................................. 509-2277 Fairport Beach P.S........................ 839-1451 Frenchman's Bay P.S.................... 839-1131 Gandatsetiagon P.S....................... 831-1868 Glengrove P.S................................ 839-1771 Highbush P.S................................ 839-5289 Maple Ridge P.S............................. 420-4103 Rosebank Road P.S....................... 509-2274 Sir John A. Macdonald P.S............ 839-1159 Valley Farm P.S............................. 428-6337 Vaughan Willard P.S...................... 839-1931 William Dunbar P.S....................... 420-5745 Woodlands Centennial P.S............. 839-5800 PLiAW MOTET THAT TEM DURH" HOARD OF EDUCATION DOES NOT OFFER A JUNIOR IROORAIlL Gma ON Frmk iowdu Prw= The Durham Board of Education offers at no additional charge to parents a French Immersion program beginning in grade one. Informa- tion meetings will be held in schools offering the program as follows: AJAX: Cadarackque P.S............... 428-2347 ... Wed., January 29, 1997 Southwood Park P.S.......... 683-5230 ... Wed., January 29, 1997 PICKERING: Frenchman's Bay P.S......... 839-1131 ... Wed., January 29, 1997 Sir John A. Macdonald P.S. 839-1159 ... Wed., January 29, 1997 All information meetings will begin at 7:00 p.m. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1"7-PA(;E 19 "ai;>., THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1997 -PAGE 11 SiCEARS5 LAI)ect 111oi"efi-om .SC'C r BLEMISHED MICHELIN TIRES SAVE 110 Only 69" Each. With trade-in.` ` Sears reg. 79 99 with trade-in` All sizes one price! Diel -lard'' battery has up to 130 minutes of reserve capacity. 66 -month warranty' including a 12 -month free replacement period. #50600 series. 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P145/80R12 Specially formulated tread compound provides for long, even treadwear and excellent traction. #61000 series Sok prices oW St isiliey, Jamwry 12, 1997, wbib'wntities last SEEARS 01203 Copyright 1997 Sears Canada Inc E'Tec't more fro nn �i n►:r SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon. -Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sat 6:00 a.m. • 6:00 p.m., Sun. 12:00 noon. - 5.00 p.m. 4208000, Ext 227 or 299 o 'o • pQ1G �'� m MMIY 101 SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon. -Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sat 6:00 a.m. • 6:00 p.m., Sun. 12:00 noon. - 5.00 p.m. 4208000, Ext 227 or 299 PX(;F 12 -THF: NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANIZARY 4, 1997 Computer courses in demand for Durham board's continuing education division Computer programs received as Christmas gifts have prompted people to sign up for I)urham Board of F:duca- tion's winter continuing education class- es. '.A couple of call., have come in t(x1-iy from people who said they'd got- ten Windows '0, or Micmuoft Office for Christmas and they want to learn how to use them." said ken Dc'Ath on Dec. 30. ' the first (Lav of regist abo n fox the winter programs. 1 VWc'ru noticing a big interest in our Microsoft program.." he said. "Computer courses are really the biceest demand." Fhr board offers a variety of scurries for pcopl( o%er aze 21 at its two Adult and (onunuifq: Wucataon Centres in Pickering, t�ire Kin Aston Rd.) and ( )shaw a ( 2.31 i S imcoe St. S.. firmerh Central Collegiate) and at several high schools throughout Durham. I'eopic can upgrade their education or take unn crsity entrance courses and those who lett school before completing high school am go back: and earn their high sch(x)l diploma during: the day. Iiaere are -,cnerd interest non-credit :nurse, at nighL with a -arid. of com- puter classes offered during the day. Subiects range from accounting to aer>- hies, to draperies or languages. to pasta- making or tai chi to wilderness survival or % oga. Mr. IVAth. a continuing education co-ordinator, said the general interest courses are extremeh. popular with pe(} plc. many of whom are looking for an interesting way to spend an evening, out whilc still remaining close to home. "People these days are looking at the lifelong Teaming concept" he said. New programs offered this winter include a course designed to prepare people for high school equivalency tests and a home support class for people who want to look after spcci�d need.,, people in their homes. The latter course includes work: placement at local senior citizens' facilities and leads to it cerutt- cate recogni.,cd by the irxiustrn-. Mr. De'Ath said people can register by phone and fax (Visa payment only). by rrtail or in per -(m or at the course site Jan. 1 and 14 1 i said registration con- unucs until mid-January so peoplc should sign up quickly. For copies of the winter course brochure. call -436-3211 or 683-18') 1. • • (1i ' SLI"fit' • GI:\TI-F. DENTAL ('ARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU u L ARI A%A11 3BLF 1-0 SFR%F Y(A NX'E U'EL('OME NEU' PATIENTS UT 9 PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOt R F%IFRGEN(Y SER%1(T i Ham(K)d Ave. S., Ajax. Ontario (South of Hsu} . x2) am01096RMU& PACKAGE I)R. JOSEPH A. MISKI1. I)ENTIST 1 Wt m■ FCrQV2 9"W"W MM i.s6Ir5/p.cesrw � 1�•••rr •�3it ryer�.. cede urriearrsNsn �.d.e •,.eGB Arddine --•--.,.,.. r wnetnyq, drn. a*..d res"., cn•M �' #t S/wirPiMe w/ Yacem" 2U hx/bo e•bw *Udem 95 k"bowd �riM t�Of/t Nicr•rolr Iweee tlltlf� aunty. tMr M•.e.. ser Zech ad ,; . -. • ttr.�■ i !� um an low" no= TM atria own" :>x"=awe MNlatr : °, ranatre nua: r�.r•.s, rorrr.�. 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The Starlight Founda- tion's 12 Days of Wishes fund-raiser, held at Cullen Gardens in December, _raised almost $86,000. Another $5,000 in material goods was also donated to the event, which concluded Dec. 20. The money goes towards granting wishes to children between the ages of four and 18 who are chronically, critically or terminally ill. "We're pleased," says Carol Pudlis, spokesman for Cullen Gardens. "A lot (of money) came in the last three or four Flaw At the end, we're doing S 15,000 to $20.000 a day." Having a wet instead of a white Christmas didn't help in attracting visitors to Cullen Gardens' Winter Festival. "The economy was a lit- tle slow getting started," she says. "it seemed like Christ- mas shopping began on Boxing Day." She hopes Starlight will ask Cullen Gardens to host the event next year. "1 hope they take u,, every year," she says. It been a wonderful experi- ence; our staff really got involved." Cullen Gardens granted the first wish by donating $2,500. On Nov. 11, over 500 Starlight Foundation fami- lies were treated to a day at Cullen Gardens and watched the lighting of the Tree of Wishes. At the conclusion of the event, the lights were turned off and a string of lights was lit every time a donation was made. l-..tch year. the Starlight Emallvt OVVV 4110NW 4gWrt But ,omethm,{ t` -al make, u, very ter A pure gaming cncereainment attd pttawre, special is our modem 05(1 ,e.tt B,n.{o area. loc.lttd lint a 04W�k drive from \Retro Toronto and One look .lt our Bingo hall and uc hope (loin(, E a,t iii're piea+ed and proud to Introduce you we'll become your WCCkIV +top' tothe Creat Blue f ieron C hantablc C a,mo and Blnyo In addition, We have +pecan h1.tf, ,take, Pull -tab, The perfect place for grown ups to come out and play. 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I i �Z///" the (Sleep Factory 0 • i s eD 3 eo 1 W O 1 � 0 Z A 1 , O t• �� C O • 0 N 01 � its ; r. a co OSHAWA FACTORY OUTLET c PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED HOURS SET UP - o AVAILABLE - - r 1� 00: OPEN MaSferCOrd - - - i suN. I FREE 6 Mo. oPEN • ��-a " A # LAY -AWAY SUN. ; d 6 . - -- ► 11-4 j • - , WE MAKE ANY DISPOSAL - • SIZE MATTRESS of OLD SET 1 • AVAILABLE ' . • CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1978 r THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4,1997 -PAGE 15 Feds must deal with unemployment in '97: McTeague Improvements seen in 1996 but challenges lie ahead, says Liberal MP BY MARIANNI: TAKACS S'rAIT KI?POK'I'I.R The year 1996 marked a ma*or change for the better in the political and eco- nornic climate in the coun- try, according to Ontario Riding MI' Dan McTeague. However, the challenge in 1997, he says, will he to turn the jobless economic recovery of the past year into one that will provide gainful employment and security for rnanv more Canadians. "You have the paradox ol' corporations and lend- ing institutions making record profits and at the same time not reinvesting it hack into the economy." 11 the federal govern- ment can't find a wav of turnin_- corporate prosperi- ty into prosperity for citi- zens, says the MR Canadi- ans arc in danger of hecomini-, "Ihe world's thumb -sucking dolts in terms of our ability to look after ourselves." According to h1 r. McTeaguc, the ledcr i government's success at reducing the dclicit-to- gross domestic product ratio to two per cent has been it major factor in the country's cconornic recov- ery. ,That's why Canada is such an attractive place for investments." He believes the country as it whole has also henc- fitted front the I'act Quebec separatism has faded sornewhat from the politi- cal forefront, as even the Quebec government shifts its focus to economic issues. But what's holding us hack now is high uncm- ploynncnt in the midst of economic prosperity, according to Mr. ML caguc. The role of the government, he believes, is to try to address "the lack of good faith by large cor- porations when it conies to reinvesting in Canada.- The remedy, sa� s the MP, could he something like it 'financial transfer tax' on transactions such as the purchase of stocks. The tax would he "minuscule" he explains, but would keep in Canada sonic of the billions of dollars made on stock market transac- tions that now leave the countrv. Mr. McTeague notes sonic countries such as Germany are already con- siderim_ a financial trans- fer tax and the hest arrangement would he for TO YOUR HEALTH SPORT'S MEM ME and REHABUTA'RXI CLMMCS we ONSW flD wvwxmm ttoln, sanfnrs wag �► «t►a �, HEALTH INFORMATION TALKS Dr. John Clark, B.Sc., B.C. Thursday, January 16,1997 7:00 p.m. Complimentary Refreshments Space limited Please call to reserve. cf�alill N�1TaMls ��hssnh90's �S�ollil�rytt�elfliplenlllia Acupl tueMi111IMPPAic -your rights alley a motor vehicle alxidlslt SPORTS MEDICINE - and REHABILITATION CLINICS Bayly Medical Centre 1420 Bayly St., Unit t 420-6285 all G-7 countries to agree to a similar tax arrange- ment, since all arc facing the same problem. "The federal govern- ment has got to show some vision and some leadership in terms of promoting the idea with other countries." Having such a tax as an alternative source of' rev- enue, the MP believes, might allow the govern- ment to provide some tax relief to average Canadi- ans. He also notes govern- ment spending per capita has fallen to the level it was at in the 1950h, with the result that Canadians are losing services. Mr. McTeague expects the fcderal election to he held in the fall of 1997 and believes jobs will he the top issue rather than the controversy over the Liber- als' GST promises which dominated headlines recently. The MP says, nonethe- less, that Prime Minister Jean Chretien should have followed Finance Minister Paul Martin in admitting IL, L T CONTINUING IDUCA P R the party had made a mis- take on the GST. "I think the prime min- ister should have cleared the air last year," says Mr. McTeague, adding the delay in apologising to Canadians "probably impacted him personally". Rather than the GST, the election will be about jobs and the economy, says Mr. :*v1cTeaguc. since what constituents arc askiniz, him is "how come my son or daughter with university education can't find work?" A • `• tZt.t:ltil It.vl Itf� NT IN10 DAY 1)I;t:l:�tlil:lt 30 tilt�tttI ,c: TION 'Federal govemment hws got to show some vision.' -- Dust 14(-I ,ague, M1- Your Durham Board of Education Adult Learning Brochure was delivered in last Saturday's edition. Re.aistration becyan December 30th and is still on now. If you require an additional copy of this brochure please contact Debbie at the News Advertiser at � 683-5110. We Bring Continuing Education To You', Whether it's a computer course, credit courses or ballroom dancing, we come to you. We are located at several sites across Durham Region. Refer to your brochure for course, registration and location information. r i PAGE 16 -THF: NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1997 Name uropping in Ajax and Pickering Award winner Ron lerguson I,I Ajax iras hecn j honored h% ate Lifesaving So�:rcry for his eurnmunit% work in drowning prevention and lifesaving education -- Birthday Ron was presented the rcc Crus. h\, Ontario Lieutenant- Coccernor Hal Jackman. the ,ocr- et� s patron, in a recent :crcnwn%. J A poem for Tyler Roblin -Pullen, who turned six years old on Jan. 3. "Your sweet face, I'd say The greatest gift to me was you A blessing that is certainly true The most precious gift is a child and y-�tt ltod+,y r � 3n,, M 6 I thank God for you." Happy sixth birthday wishes with love, hugs and kisses came from Mommy. Also sending along best wishes were Daddy, Nana, Papa and all his aunts, uncles and friends. 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK S CAIRF ARF 1. Byron Young 2. Nolan Peake 3• Jennifer Muir nncrs may go ducoly to Baskin kldthm. ill rca•tvc thctr FRFF. iakc (Pleas proudt idcntrftirtiont PRIZE %ALID I VT IL SAT IA\ 11, I'J`l' Birthday by keith gilligan `s ' 9 Birthday 'vur slccrrl little hog- turns one on Jan. 5. Wi,,hing Nolan R,,an Peake lots of hugs, kisses and spe hrrthda` wishes are Mommc. Daddy and Noelle. "NVc lo�c %ou dcark Birthdays Scan Gilligan ran snack into the milestone birthday of -ll) on Jan. 4. Scan is .pending a lot cif time these Jays, trying to rcmcm- ber his past and long -Inst youth (fortunately his hair is .till around to keep his head warm). Wishing Scan a happy birthday were sons Klatt. Mike and Geoff. wife Lynne. parents ,Joyce and Rix. brothers Keith and Michael. nieces S-.dney and Amy. nephews Christopher and Scutt, in-laws Myrna and Jim Gaffney. sister -in - la" Susan and brother-in-law Gord lig the way, Michael Gilli- an turned 36 on Dec 21 and he ccichratcd part of the day in the delivery room. His wife Diane ga\c birth to Amv on Dec. ??, a younger sister ftlr Sydney. NVishing '-Michael a happy birthday were all of the above, along with feline pals Muffin. Buddy and ZIF Birthday _ook who turned scycn years old on �.t Dec. 30. It was Todd Edwards and wishing hint a happy birthday with lots of ki.s- es were Mom, Dad, Amanda, Bailey and 'Auk Buzz. I Birthday Jennifer Muir turned seven years old on Jan. 4. Spe- cial birthday greetings came from Mom, Dad, Steve and Melanie. "We love you Jenny." Birthday? Anniversary? Graduation? Let us know. We'll publish your spe- cial occasion in an easy -to -read and easy -to -clip format... ... Send to: Name Dropping, Keith Gilligan, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 D± Zis r« d1ow- .. x' 4.• .:.d" z •. L 9�' zC A poem for Tyler Roblin -Pullen, who turned six years old on Jan. 3. "Your sweet face, I'd say The greatest gift to me was you A blessing that is certainly true The most precious gift is a child and y-�tt ltod+,y r � 3n,, M 6 I thank God for you." Happy sixth birthday wishes with love, hugs and kisses came from Mommy. Also sending along best wishes were Daddy, Nana, Papa and all his aunts, uncles and friends. 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK S CAIRF ARF 1. Byron Young 2. Nolan Peake 3• Jennifer Muir nncrs may go ducoly to Baskin kldthm. ill rca•tvc thctr FRFF. iakc (Pleas proudt idcntrftirtiont PRIZE %ALID I VT IL SAT IA\ 11, I'J`l' Birthday by keith gilligan `s ' 9 Birthday 'vur slccrrl little hog- turns one on Jan. 5. Wi,,hing Nolan R,,an Peake lots of hugs, kisses and spe hrrthda` wishes are Mommc. Daddy and Noelle. "NVc lo�c %ou dcark Birthdays Scan Gilligan ran snack into the milestone birthday of -ll) on Jan. 4. Scan is .pending a lot cif time these Jays, trying to rcmcm- ber his past and long -Inst youth (fortunately his hair is .till around to keep his head warm). Wishing Scan a happy birthday were sons Klatt. Mike and Geoff. wife Lynne. parents ,Joyce and Rix. brothers Keith and Michael. nieces S-.dney and Amy. nephews Christopher and Scutt, in-laws Myrna and Jim Gaffney. sister -in - la" Susan and brother-in-law Gord lig the way, Michael Gilli- an turned 36 on Dec 21 and he ccichratcd part of the day in the delivery room. His wife Diane ga\c birth to Amv on Dec. ??, a younger sister ftlr Sydney. NVishing '-Michael a happy birthday were all of the above, along with feline pals Muffin. Buddy and ZIF Birthday _ook who turned scycn years old on �.t Dec. 30. It was Todd Edwards and wishing hint a happy birthday with lots of ki.s- es were Mom, Dad, Amanda, Bailey and 'Auk Buzz. I Birthday Jennifer Muir turned seven years old on Jan. 4. Spe- cial birthday greetings came from Mom, Dad, Steve and Melanie. "We love you Jenny." Birthday? Anniversary? Graduation? Let us know. We'll publish your spe- cial occasion in an easy -to -read and easy -to -clip format... ... Send to: Name Dropping, Keith Gilligan, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Organ donor �"" •� 1 4 I >, 1 bill expected royal assent where over 1,000 Canadians die each year waiting to receive the gift of life." Mr. McTeague adds the hill came out of the sacrifice made by two- year-old Stuart Hcrriott of Whitby. who was tragically killed in an auto- mobile mishap. "Stuart donated organs to four other individuals who are now living healthy lives. I want to congratulate Tim Hcrriott, Stuart's father, and Linda Rumble, Stuart's aunt, for the work thev did to spearhead this hill. In addition, I want to thank Pat Shcrhin of the Multiple Organ Retrieval and Exchange Program of Ontario for her assistance and sup- port. r" The MP also expresses gratitude to his fellow MPs, including those in the Bloc Quebecois, for helping to get the hill through the House before the annual Christmas break. to soon receive Private members' bill i ntroduced by Ontario Riding MP A private members' hill intro- duced by Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeaguc to establish the first full week of April as National Organ Donor Week is expected to soon receive royal assent. The hill was approved by the House of Commons in December and is scheduled to reach second reading and hearings in the Senate Feb. 4. "This bill gives hope to the thou- sands of Canadians who are awaiting organ transplants across our country by helping to raise public awareness of- the need for organ donations," says Mr. McTeague. "Without more information on this critical issue, wr. will continue to face a situation Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser! • D000 # I� # * • i * oo i • i i 0 i *mPut oo i {� r +ri* ie n *oo *vtfish �gakrq �utr4rr •* 0o n o OD i O i Specializing in Olde Country Favourites Cl... using Traditional Family Recipes * . • ORDER HAGGIS = • ' & STEAK PIES ' FOR YOUR * BURNS SUPPER! '* • ORDER EARLY fM, > o00 FWholesale Enquiries Invited # i • s LocanoNs 619 Kingston Road (Progress Plard) 0 • Pickering, Ont. 1601 Eleanore Rd. i #' (Highway 2 at Whdes Rd.) 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Classes begin 9:30 a.m. Monday or Frida} mornings or both, beginning Jan. b. One class per week fir nine weeks $25, $15 for seniors; two classes per week for nine weeks $50. $30 for seniors BLOOD DONOR: The Canadian Red Cross Societv holds a blood donor clinic from 5 to 8 p.m. at S1. Bernadetac's Church, corner of Harwood Ave. and Bavl} St.. Ajax. All blood types urgently Ir-, K needed, especially Group O. Anyone 17 to 70, healthy, who hasn't given blood in the last 56 days can donate. Call 420-3383 for information on the clin- ic. Free child care. Call 680- �' jl , P " " Buy a Double du4.,J. 141 1 for information. •�-� Cheeseburger and ' hlundaN. 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Seas Canada Inc. 01210 ecerve a 16 oz Shake' 4,'' I for $1 00. 4 t 4 Buy any size Fries and " receive a Single Cheeseburger r for $1 00 Ay Bury a 16 oz Blizzard' and rece,ve a second of same size for $2 00 Buy any size soft drink ar t1 lecewe a 'eyuidr FI(Y Dog for S1 00 Irr�t. asterbedroo][11 ;0 06A• PNC • R ""�- • 3' :yam • �Lf �.t:r:a: 111 : 1., lit _...artttll� iJ .L-. 'CHF. NEWS ADVERTISER sxrURUAV, JANUARY 4, 1997-PAGF, 19 Amfflp. a — - at by W lo People are constantly asking me the kind of investments they should be putting inside their RRSPs. In today's low interest rate environment, it really doesn't make it difference. The exact same investment you have outside your RRSP can he put inside your RRSP. That was not always the case. Investment strategies in the 1960s called for putting interest -hearing investments inside vour RRSP --because outside the i n t e r e s t w ould be full% taxahle— and dividend -pay ML, imestments outside in order to take full ad%antage of the di%idend tux credit or capital gains deduction. This theor% worked well as lone as interest rates were high. Today these viclds are no longer there —so compare the yield on your fixed-income investments with the di%idend tax credit and capital gains available on CLIUM, investments. "Perm deposits that return 6 percent a year w ill double \ our nr ,nes c cen I oPut In to Your RRSP years. A quality mutual fund should double in value every four or five years. A 40 -year-old. for example, who has S10,000 in interest-hearin, investments inside his/her RRSP will have 520,000 at age 52 and 540.000 by age 64. The same person who invests S10,000 in it mutual fund which doubles every fi ve year, will have 520,000 by age 45, 540.000 by age 50: S80.000 by age 55: $160,000 by age 60: and S320,0W by it c 6 5 F• en at it cursor glance it's pretty clear --put mutual funds inside your RRSP. di%idc-nds and all, it' the %field is suhstatiall% higher than khat %ou can e a r n o n interest -pa\ ing imestrnents. At the same time, nc%er rccerse the 1960,,' strategy. Never put interest -hearing investments outside your RRSP Stocks and mutual funds are fine, however, as long_ as they offer a higher return, for example, than GlCs. The old arourn nt also goes that if you forcyo that dividend tax credit and capital gains deduction h�, putting these investments inside vour RRSP. %ou'II pa} higher taxes when the mo c% is withdrawn Just so. FNen if rou collapse the entire RRSP and have to pay tax on the entire S320,(x)O, you'll still have $160,01x0 at the end of the da%. That's tour times what fixed-incknnc investments v ilJ return durin_ ;'rc same period. F%en then. after collapsing your S-40.000 RRSP. %ou'II wind up «ith only 52().(x)0 after taxes. In m% hooks. S160,000 is it lot better then 520,(X)). Bottom line- change with the times. Otherwise, you're not going to have the standard of li%ing sou hope to have in retirement. • V ■„.r�a im r. - ,N Au% t K 1'lst.R sArt RDAI. JAS ARV 4. 1997 ComfortabCl Confident(y Securelt Assured ( 'Pn ci ti7)aPf i Retire at the beach if you desire. It's all just a matter of planning. We'll show you the way! y It "-ould be our pleasure. At t r -A we have man\ qualified professionals %%ho can create a financial plan that's right li)r %ou. Come and Nisit us at the ,ho" or in our (di-ICe. �1 BORROW MONEY TO SAVE A IONEY? ARE YOU NUTS? role So u,u',e fallen behind on sour 111i' -l' contribution,. lou Lnu" it's smart to keep up, but %%hen �Iar; h I,t rolIs around, It seem, that the rnonec, Ju,t not there X1 hat to do' \1 hat to do'r Here s a thought — 1-111 SCOTIA TIA RRSP•— Here, a quick Pwth t enun7 a, an (,.(ample, just to uet wu thinklno 1. BORRO\k 515.000. (Oramuch as S 5 U, UUU %t rates as lou, as Prime'' 2. Gt-:T BACK $6,000 ON louR LA -x RerLRN AND PAY DOWN N'OLR LOAN. This depends on your tat' rate arJ other stuff . Doesnt eventhing?.1 3. PAN' RACK $15 7/MONTH. 'Seem possible% if meed be, You cern take up to 10 years to repay: WATCH YOUR RRSPGROW TO $19,361 IN 5 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS, WHEN YOUR LOAN IS PAID OUT. IN 25 YEARS, YOU'LL HAVE $47,856. (SO WHO'S NUTS?) (Here comes the fine print. The example above is based on the following assumptions.) 1I -investor is in 40% marginal income tax bracket and is eligible for a $6.000 tax refund. 2) -Loan is amortized over 10 years and rs suW to applicable credit cetera Loan rate over the life of the loan is 4 15% Rate is feed for each term of the loan - 'to 5 year terms avaU* 3f -Tax refund is used to pay down prncrpai at the fourth month - you pay back an addi0onal $10,348($9 000 of principal d $1.348 in interest) 4 -RRSP urvestrnems earn an average annual compound return of 4 75% in a drversi eo portfolio (So much for fine print. Talk to us. We speak in large print.) UI courx•, \ou'd rather not borrot(. But this is borrowing to say(,. So (ou can catch up and keep up Recause doing nothing is the >%or,t idea ol'all. Bring in this ad to our branch and receive an automatic 1/49 bonus on your new deposit RRSP investment. Scotiabank What to do Town Centre 'Registered "trade mark of'the• Bank of `ova Scotia "Trade-rnarks of the Bank of 1uti.r tic nue 'tiul>�r•cl to applicably credit criteria. "Scotlabank's Prime rare a% of No,e•nrber 25. 1996 ,ca, 4 7517, and rs .ubler r ru Ir.nrke "Pet-sotial f liiaiicial ltitlel)etidt-tice...BN, Desigil " RRIF RRSP Ileni, \r(tal;h ('.FF.I'. If you have just moved and would like to transfer your business locally there is no cost. But it will result in Local Access and advice. ('hri. \rrLrl;h R.St. THERE IS No COST OR OBLIGATION TO GET ADVICE OR INFORMATION ON :ALL FUNDS SURE Wf--' WOULD LIKE: YO L' TO Templetoii BE: OUR CLIENT - BUT THAT IS B'OE'R DECISION. AFTER YOU ?MEET WITH US. Independent Brokers Access to all Mutual Funds and many Trust Companies. We are available at your convenience. Evenings and weekends by appointment. 109 OLD KINGSTON RD., UNIT 16 AJAX, ONT. L 1 T 3A6 428-8613 .x We can showou ho y w to retire at the beach! 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Our salaried financial representatives will talk to you about issues important to your success, including: ✓ how much savings. you need to retire comfortably; 1 ✓ ways to reduce your annual income tax bill; ,.� ,r se when is iCto your atuage to get an RRSP loin; ✓ how to choose investment strategies that will givexy you peace -of -mina and place the least amount of strain on your finances; ✓ should you contribute to a Spousal RRSP;,, �✓ straegies for making the most of your severance package. y ,Wsit our birth at the Pickering Town Centre to speak with a catulife Financial representative about your financial questions. If you are unable to attend the show, please call our office. at (416) 218-5688 or if outside Toronto phone toll free 1-800.567-4240. 44 F q .`• Manuffe Financial The 1Nmrufaanrers Lac Insurance Company From left to right: James Schofield (Branch Manager, Frank Morris, Chance Harrington, Brian Lawrence, Dale PLTVEST Ross. F,. . ,. ( �,: ;.R,:;,,,. finand Consulting for Corporate Retirement Programs, Pensions & (:roup RRSP's Call for a FREE Consultation @ 144 Old Kin;;stim Rd. 'suite III 2nd VIr Inturnct: J kXI 1 1'I\P1.\R.( 'O\I t Corner of t )Id King,tnn k ,ail S Lliiabcth 1�trect in Pr. kcrin; X ill.11c THE NEWS ADVmcrm.m SATURDAY, JANUARY J, VY)7-I'x(:F: 21 NWSTMENT PLANNING • protect your family and yourself TAX PLANNING • receive shelter for your money PLANNING • properly assist you in later years PRODUCTS • RRSP/RRIF • Mutual Funds • Multi- Dimensonal. • Insurance • Financial Planning • Tax Planning • Estate Planning Glenn Allen and his team have helped hundreds of families plan for their future and build a secure retirement savings. THE p Financial Plans ming Qr*W Tralsit100 titer Rd a #15 Na Ontarto r What About Revenue Canada`.' I he Department's Mandate { ., , k:%cnue Canada s rc,p,m,ihilties include. client% information. • k:\enue collection. • Pr, ide its scr\ I:CS is ctlicicrilk and • R,,rder ser\ices: euecn\el\ a. possible. • C;ade Ixrlicv administration. and • `.i.untain i Ie\el play mg field for all its • ln:ome redistnhumon. �' clients hs ensuring maximum ke\enuc Canada \\orks oncy.mphan,:c _ throu_h audit, and behalf of the federal. _"-y � r � reslxmsihlr enforcement: prosrncfal. and territorial ; • %I:nimric the hurden and cost gmernments as well as of :ornpliance \kith laws the indn iduals and businesses - to support Canada's sacral t Department adinriusters. and i • Pr,,s ide an irnrarnal redress ! and economic progress. .�_ process. The Department o\erser. tioIe R c \ e n u e Canada various tax credit programs and administers tariff and tax legislation. collects federal and pro\incial income The Depaimieni of Finance is [axes, the goods and ser\ices tax (GST), responsible luf de\eloptrlg [a\ Canada Pension Plan contributions, \' pohc\ and for the ti ordin_ unemployment insurance premiums, and\ , of legislation. customs and excise duties. As well, it Fiscal Responsibility collects excise taxes and, for provinces Revenue Canada ad\ances the with agreements with the federal governments broader economic and social government, Revenue Canada collects provincial agenda, by helping to maintain the intoLmty of s a l e s t a x, tobacco t a x es the ,o%ernment's resource base and ensuring and liquor markups and levies on that all Canadians pay their fair share oftax. One non-commercial imports. such initiative the department administers is the The department also administers the border Refund Set -Off Program. \which ensures that and trade aspects of the North American Free individuals or corporations du no recei\e income Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the General tax refunds until they have full\ paid their debts Agreement of Tariffs and Trade (GATT). the to the Crown. World Trade Organization Agreement (WTO). Although any department riga\ participate in Canada's trade laws, and Canada's international this set-off program. [he most common IN pes of tax agreements with other countries. Cro\\n debts collected this \\.i\ are defaultrol Finally. Revenue Canada works in partnership student loans, defaulted immigration loans. with law enforcement agencies and other lederal o\erpaynicnts of' uneniplo\ nient insuranc: departments to protect Canadians and society is henefi[s. and overpa\ meats of tratnin_ a whole by preventing illegal and �an_rruus allo\v.inces. In addition. Rr\enue Canada goods and inadmissible people from entering complies \kith legislation that ally", it to _.unrsh Canada. and nionitoring the mo\cnient of ta\ refunds for child surpoit r.nmeat. .n controlled and regulated ,goods arrears. Revenue Canada conunuall\ strr\cs to delver Further information on Re\enuc C .inada is its programs and services ell'cc ti\ely. Fairly, and pro\ idea in bitlr\ If, Rri enti C,ur,rticr Se i l ire s. at the lo\vcst possible cost. The drpartnlent's huIndiri,harl.\, T-! 1lhi , i. goal is to: • "hreat all its clients fairly and equally PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY. JANUARY 4, 1"7 When You Move Can Put Extra $$$ In Your Pocket When \ ou mo\e can be just as important as where you move. at Kase as far as Re%enue Canaria i. concerned. Under current tax la\\ s, we're taxed in the province \%here we lire Dec. 31. As \\e tax rates \ an from pro\ ince to pro\ ince, \\ ith rates usually higher in the Last. So. if 1 \yerc planning to move from Alberta, where the pro\ incial rate is -16.07 percent, to Ne\\ I-Oundland. "here the rate is 51.3.+ percent. 1 \\ould he well advised to dela\ the more to Jan. I. B\ the same logic. if I were livin_, in \c\\ foundland and planned to move to Alberta. I \yould certainly do so before the end of the \ ear. Even though I onl\ lived in Alberta one day, I \could not onl\ qualify for the ne\\ rate but I \\ould get a rebate for the extra tax I paid throughout the year. Flan\ mores are made just around Christmas• mainly for fa►nil\ considerations, so _,ire some thought .k hen you stand to profit most --a fe\\ da\ s h e f o r e or after Dec. 31—depending on ~here \ou live can make a difference. As a rule, mo\ing expenses are only tax deductible if \ our new place of residence is at least 40 kilometers closer to your new job. To qualify. \our mo\e must 1 4/ also he to a new job. This brings up another consideration. Your moving expenses are only deductible against the income earned from your new job in the same year. It these expenses are greater, \ou can onl\ claim a portion in the first year of your move. The\ can. howe, er. be carried forward to future years. So. if you know you're going to move sonic time to the near future and�you know your moving expenses \\ ill he in the order of S 15.000, for example, make sure you time your more so that \uu darn enough in your ne\y job to be able to deduct the full S 15.()(X). Other\\ ise, you'll have to wait another year to claim the balance. Making The Most Of Your b\• Brian Retirement Package Costello 11' you've been laid off—or thinking 41* about taking an early retirement e package—make sure you maximize the potential of your retirement allowance. If you use it to start a new business, for example, you'll lose half of it to the tax man. A far better strategy is to put as _ much of your retirement allowance as you can in a self-directed RRSP. It will " not only escape taxation but the income a n d ¢ ains r! produced b p y your RRSP will be able to compound tax-free. Under existing tax laws, you can take If you have the option of taking a $2,(X)0 for every year you worked at your pension package today, should you do it company and put it inside your RRSP. It now or wait until the next window? In your retirement allowance was $40.000 many cases. that usually occurs three or for example. and you had worked at a five years down the road. company for 18 years, you would be able There are a few factors to consider. to shelter $36,000—and only be taxed on First, the $2,000 rollover has been the remainder. capped, as we noted, as of 1995. 1f you That was capped in 1995 and will no decide to opt for retirement four years longer apply to years of service heyond from now, this deduction will not be that date. available to you for the years. 1996. Also, if your company did not have a 1997, 1998. 1999 and 2000. pension plan during this period, you can Another consideration is the security of roll over another $1,500 a year into your the company you're working for. Would RRSP for every year you worked until you rather have this concern passed on to 1989_ the insurance company that handles your If you were thinking about using this company's pension? money to start a new business, a better Or is there a possibility that you strategy would he either to take out a may be caught in another corporate second mortgage on your home or downsizing—before being able to opt for borrow from your RRSP. the next package? This way you'll be able to keep either There are real concerns and require a all or most of the settlement and be- able lot of hard thinking. But if you decide to to deduct the interest you pay on the loan go now, your best option is sheltering as from your taxable income—even if the much of your money as you can. It will loan comes from your RRSP. You win pay off handsomely down the road— both ways. _X__ .when you will need it most. That's why it's important to have a Brian Costello is the author of fie of financial planner between you and your Canada's best-selling books, including employer and the eventual direction of Your Money and How to Keep It, which your money.; .. has consistently hit the top of the chart, This raises another question many and How to Beat the Taxman All Year people are facing today::..: Round. Real Can Be Trl*cky A Tax Time h\ Bruin C'u.clrllr, fallen so far that, as far as Revenue Canada is concerned, it will Not all real estate loans are alike, especially when it comes to never cam a profit. Revenue Canada. So know the rules if you hope to make the That's a crucial point. I'm regularly asked how long Revenue interest on those loans tax deductible. ` Canada will allow a landlord to declare negative income on a rental Consider the person who owns a principal residence that is fully property. There is no exact answer. paid for. > ! Basically, it's a question of whether there appears to be chance She uses it as collateral to buy a second property she intends to l' G for future profit. use as a rental unit. Formally, the interest on this loan is y,,._!n fact, many investors with multiple rental properties tax deductible. accumulated them by borrowing against properties with a positive Or the individual who owns a duplex. He and his family live in cash flow to acquire one that was losing money. one half and rent out the other half. He borrows against the paid-up In the second example of the duplex owner, the tax deduction value of the duplex to buy a new single family residence for his will be denied if it is discovered in an audit because the money was family and claims the interest as a tax deduction because he used not borrowed to acquire a profit-making investment or to invest in the investment property as collateral. It will he turned down by a business but to buy a principal residence. Revenue Canada. It isn't the collateral used that determines tax deductibility. It's At first glance, it would appear that the two transactions are how the money is used. similar—but only one is acceptable. �, Here's what I mean. The proper strategy would be to sell the To make interest tax deductible, two criteria must be met: investment, use the proceeds to buy the new principal residence • The loan must be necessary. outright and then borrow on the residence to buy a new investment. • The loan must he used to produce a regular rate of return plus Using this strategy, the interest will be tax deductible as this will be the expectation of future roti[. clearly an investment loan. p Normally, you're allowed to carry forward the excess expenses When real estate is involved, this can be an expensive process. If either of these criteria is missing, the tax deduction on the and apply them against your other income. Even if they wipe out But it also works wonderfully with other investments like mutual loan interest will not he allowed. all your income, they can be carried back to previous years or funds and stocks. They're easier and less costly to sell and buy In clic first example, the interest should quality as a tax forward to save future taxes. deduction because the money was burrowed to huy rental real Revenue Canada, however, has been carefully monitoringreal back than real estate. estate that will provide regular income. Also, hutuncally, real estate investments—and many taxpayers are being :Oe carefuR, though. If you sell one investment and buy it back estate rises In value over nine, cttib denied these later, Revenue Canada may consider this a sham. You're usually deductions because there is no expectation of future profit. better off selling one investment and buying a similar but different There will. however, he years when repairs, maintenance• Especially so it that real estate were part of a limited partnership one. insurance, etc., may well exceed rental income purchased al the height of the real estate boom. Its value may have ws Advertiser ..i 4, 1997 -PAGE 23 SEA.SO NS GREE I IA GS Best Wishes to all my friends and clients fur 199^ THINKING OF SELLING OR BUYING A HOME? Please call now for courteous, professional service. No obligations! Gordon Knight, Sales Rep., (905) 683-1790 ROYAL LEPAGE ~� GORnON KNIGHT' 0 REDUCED TO SELL �O AJAX EXECUTIVE y� BEAUM 4 bedrooms, main floor y library, backs to parkette, ravine, 60024' lot, huge greenhouse kitchen. Immaculate. Lois Thompson** 837-1054 NEW CHOICE in REALTY LTD MMEMBER BROKER *sol" ffispnsanta0m "Associstt Sr+okw ***0rokw10wnw . . • • a w;' t'�+.. i ►-. .. , , . ,, y �. , ,�. , ♦. ' • 1 - - ' f c 1ti` * • + 1 4+ .e. ,d a r i r , i t . �,+4 �. • .: . THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATUIR DAN ws Advertiser ..i 4, 1997 -PAGE 23 SEA.SO NS GREE I IA GS Best Wishes to all my friends and clients fur 199^ THINKING OF SELLING OR BUYING A HOME? Please call now for courteous, professional service. No obligations! Gordon Knight, Sales Rep., (905) 683-1790 ROYAL LEPAGE ~� GORnON KNIGHT' 0 REDUCED TO SELL �O AJAX EXECUTIVE y� BEAUM 4 bedrooms, main floor y library, backs to parkette, ravine, 60024' lot, huge greenhouse kitchen. Immaculate. Lois Thompson** 837-1054 NEW CHOICE in REALTY LTD MMEMBER BROKER *sol" ffispnsanta0m "Associstt Sr+okw ***0rokw10wnw PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1997 ir , I �^ l ' Lam, ,` � � � `� � � � � L : r ' � � r ` yt. e �� t' e•. �3`+� '� ' G :.� w� �` ''�'a':...�:: .; � """air- .�. kw '�;'7!�xd' .�- a,��•�,.. PAGE 23 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAI', JANURl' 4. 1997 Start the new year off right with Red Cross safety course The Red Cross is offering another round of frst aid courses in Januar,, Red Cr:us" first aid courses -- "hich include Onc-Adult Rescuer and Enfant and Child CardiopulmonarN Resusci- tation (CPR). Hith a "r%o-Rescucr option -- arc held Inonthh, at the orga- niiation'" local offices in Pickering and Osha%a. The E'nicrgenc% First :did course is a%ailahlc in Pickcrine Jan. I I and in Osha"a Jan. _'�,. A Standard First Aid course IS a%allahlc in Pickering Jan. I I -1 2 and in Oshawa Jan. 2�-26. A re- test program for First Aid is available in Oshawa Jan. IS Customized cours- e" can he held at Nour taciht% on da%s. "cckcnds or e%cnmgs. I'hc Pickering office is at 16-18 Ba,,l% St.. while the Oshawa office is at 419 Kin_ St W . suite IIs Fur reg istration intormation call the Rcd Cm." Ajax -Pickering Cornmunit� Ottice it -120-i;'; ur the Re_ion of Durham Branch at -291 l LARICE HENNING INC. . � -=USTEF S \ =.:E^C -_J",,___A% A60 -Free (.onfadcntial Ct.n%ultutit)n- OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT i..- �$,' vtv-d ' +11�) 2s; hl ill '•.Altc)ROUGHtc'aDw ,+I, )';u-,Ar_u kU\T( ) Unor Sr .R' i I t i i(rt-��? 1 I t\IPTu\Air ht , :tsmm_((A)i) i;i-� (n aT}IFRt\r_• ;)+emir; 41 • Creditor proposals • Personal and business bankruptcies 619-2515 IiAROLn 19FLIE1F & ASSOCIATES LUWMTM Trustee In Bankruptcy 539 KINGSTON RD. W.. AJAX CORRECTION NOTICE Media 1251 on sale Sat. Dec. 28 - Jan. 12/97 Page 17, 27" JVC Stereo Colour TV only 629.99 made exclusively for Sears by JVC. This TV has Sears brand name on it. . Also on page 19, 2.0 -HP 'E -T Folding Treadmill. NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED". Media 0111 on sale Mon. Dec. 20 - Jan. 12/97 Page 8 reads: All Men's Arnold Palmer Fall b Winter Fashions Save 25- 30%. Should also have read "EXCLUDES ACTIVEWEAR". Page 9 reads: All Men's Fall & Winter Sweaters Save 30%. Selection does not include Arnold Palmer sweaters... Arnold Palmer Fall & Winter Sweaters are 25% off. Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused. ■ i n [Elm NEW CHOICE LTD.LTY MEMBER BROKER FOR A FREE MARKET EVALUATION, CALL 7° ' Chateaux h the park + RNRV ' 1 andrrpn,mnJ par4rng at .+ h , rniral air cord d car. h,m/ door Ga, /p.en mire hath:�11,!rRl�ir11J�'f ' ih,o/u/rix lab 4nrhen �/6JW-4h+6 c (j!rJudv.Stacee• X77-1054. ASK FOR; l) .M. x' one lea a .s arN rn.u,ent x-„rrtes from SN f.4 m,mthh'. Ra, Amp „n the Nmrr 1,4 for details. Ajtaz i hJ m, ordrm,m. finished basement Nub arra, Kao-ks on pork 4 ear drive. an h.,mr (all Garr, foe• 837.1054. ( ,I. Gam Free— 1 +'-11154. 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Youth Challenge International tYCI, is once again looking I -or adycntur( wrung adults, aged 18 to 25, who wttultl like to take part in YCI projects in Costa Rica and Guyana. YCI is a nun -profit urganiiation which fostcrs lohal and youth develop- ment h} acting as a cata- Iyst for locally identified projects. "Participating un a YCI project provides young Canadians with the chance to earn %aluahle experi- cnce, to gain new skills, to learn about a different cul- ture. and to work with other young people frorn around the world," said Michael Buda. recruitment and selection director for YCI. The deadline fur participant applica- tions fur next fall or winter is March 1. 1997. Applications from volunteer staff, aged 26 or older, arc accepted any time. Only 60 positions are available to applicants from Ontario. The Ontario selection process begins Oct. 18. 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Do psychologist can help answer the following questions you have difficulty getting a good night's sleep? Do for you: How do you evaluate stressors? Can they be you have trouble getting daily tasks evacuated differently? What negative accomplished? Are many of your thoughts result from your important relationships filled with evaluations? Can they he replaced? tension and conflict'? What coping behaviours do you Do these questions apply to your utilize? Are there better, healthier, life? If so, then you are likelymore adaptive coping behaviours suffering from the negative effects of t available to you? By achieving insight stress. Stress is perhaps the single into your cycle, you can find ways out most common ailment of our times. of it. It adversely affects people from all Stress is inevitable. We simply cannot walks of life and can lead to a host of control everything that happens to us. physical and emotional problems. However, we can learn to control how Stress has been linked to heart we respond to stress, in our thoughts, disease, high blood pressure, stomach ANDREW SHAUL, In our feelings, and in our behaviour. DR. ulcers, lowered immunity to disease, Ph.D., C. Psych We need not walk around feeling and pains such as headaches and forever trapped in a cycle of stress. back aches. It has also been shown to be a leading We must learn how to break the cycle. Our health cause of depression, anxiety, concentration depends on it. difficulties. addictions, and interpersonal conflict. For more information, Dr. Shaul can be Perhaps the biggest problem as we all face when contacted at the Sports Medicine and dealing with stress is what is sometimes called "The Rehabilitation Clinic at (905) 420-6285 where Stress Cycle". The Stress Cycle refers to a repeating, he conducts Stress :Management workshops self-perpetuating pattern in which we actually increase our own levels of stress by reacting to and individual counselling. external stressors in maladaptive ways. To elaborate. Affordable , when we are confronted with an ! external stressor (these can One Csacpd Reason To Stnile! range from a pay art at work to DENTURE being stuck in bad traffic), we tend to evaluate at as overly negative, or even intolerable. LOWER DENTURE STABILITY This negative evaluation leads NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER to a series of related negative thoughts abut ourselves, our J William Steil, DD, F CA.C.�.A i lives, or our hopes for the 8.4 g 'V future. The negative thoughts ti P'C W :: <' usually give rise to negative ,":'' ��-4:2-9 � emotions such as frustration, >::. anger, fear, anxiety, and - - - — - - - --- depression. In turn, we tend to engage in various coping p C K CJ' behaviours, ones which are typically poorly designed efforts H F r , at alleviating our negative feelings. These behaviours can k',Reli - Rehabilita. include smoking, excessive z drinking, avoidance or procrastination, and temper tantrums. ' Because these coping behaviours tend to be if'f ineffective, we usually fee!' '` 1 M more stressed as a consequence. ' which in turn reduces our resistance to additional a dor you... stressors, and the cycle ran Peterkin continues, each run through Maw t:1�SCe leaving us feeling worse than "" before. In fact, for many of us, C• tajl8lr there is a feeling of being as e trapped in this cycle, with no a nsultan way out. Predictably, many of us simply give up and stop trying to make change in our lives. We remain unhappy, locked into our negative, -stressed out" emotional state, and without a sense of control over our fives. The good news is that counselling can help. 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Panther peewees golden at Richmond Hill tourney No golden horseshoes for Raider novices at Burlington event 'ilie Ajax -Pickering R,u'::, Village Chr„Icr major nosier .AAA rep Deccmher 1u_o_crnau1 stalled in the scnu-linals ut the 13urlm,'1()n (WIdcn Hfi)r,c,h(oc Innate mal Chn,inia, T ,urnanicnt rccenik ;fitter puslinL' t++(, �+rn, and a tic in Icague action prior [((the l()urnament. the Rmoler, went unhcatcn in t 'ur carnes at the tournc+ hel `rc dr(,ppm' a dc,l,wn i.) the l(,rk-tilrno( c Express in the ,crni-finals, thu, climinaum, ihcni tram further play Demek Gra, .,;()red two _uals in the semi-tinal tilt. ,+ilh Adam Shirlc+ nctlinL, the other rnarkcr Derck I :lemon drew ,wu assist,, with sm`,Ics to 1(k!, Asscnia. Paul hent and k-. in FlcKrncicr. The R:ndcrs started the toumc, h+ hlastin_ the F:,p()4, Ho ckc, Cluh tn,m Finland Ili -t) in the tirst Lame. :Ai,i\ Pickering fired 511 ,hots at the Finnish (goalie, while Raider _(,al- kccpocr Trc,or Sccicri had I' ,a,.c, to make t„ earn the shutout. Iktenccinen R,:in Hutt(,n. S,: -,it and Adam Bell were.ununL the 1 i ditlrrcnt Rai(icr,' ,_(,al ,,�(,rcrs in the .Onic,t The Village Chrysler n(,,,iec, then dctcatcd Haltom Hill, --_ in a close (game up until the third period ,+hcn the R.ii.icrs hn,k: things open with fisc unanswered �_()als. S,,�rcrs were K,. ,: V"cIcnng with t.+o. Bell. Richard S,h,,ticld. R,_ an Carc% Fullerton and Shirlc,. with :assist, to, Seh„licld %sah three. Shirley with two and one each to «cicnn%g and Card Ilse Raiders then trounced Glcn,icw. Mi,higan iU-U with PICKERING — fhc Pickering The defence of Adam Mo+er, the %%in in net. goalie Jcrcm% Nicholson carnmg the shutout. Finn_ hu trick, Panthers Gulden (;riddle peewee 'AA' Michael Dawson, Kc,in Rogers and In the first game of round-ruhin were S, hoticld and «'etcrm�. Shirk\, s,:orcd a pair of (gt,al,. rep h(x:kc, team emerged as the gold Aaron Calder controlled the play play, the Panthers tied the Markharn with single tallies to Brad Smith and Eicknicicr..A,sistim! ++cr: medallist at the Richmond Hill 26th throughout the tourney and Chris Frani Waxers 4-4. Stark Rogers led the Wctenng with two. Mao benne. A scnia. fent. Hutton. J'"', annual peewee hockes tournament put up a wall in net to solidify the %ic- offence with a hat trick, while Rock, Nfar,•hand. E'ickmcier and Shalev over the Christmas holidays. tory with several kc} saves in the Ruta replied with the other goal. In the ti,urth game. [tie Raiders' hot streak :()nlinued .i, ihc% In the championship game against game. Assists went to F:van Geon-,ic%ski. easily handled %Lclland 12-: t,, advance to the semi-fin.il ult the Barrie Fb crs, the Panthers held on Team captain Scott Billing accepted Hopkins and Moser with two) each and Shirley notched the fiat trick. ,+hilt S,h„ticld. %kcicrm,'. C.ire, to a solid 2-I victory to take the the championship trophy tier his team Hughes and Mark Rulers with one and Gray each rallied twice. 1 ullcrton added a single Canadian Tire trophy awarded to the after settling for silver in previous apiece. were Schoticld and Wetenng each with two. Avlcnia. smah. hest 'AA' tram of the tournament. Peterborough and Pickering tuurna- Pickering played Richnumd Hill in Kcni. Bell. \iar,hand and Fullerton added one aricce The Panthers scored early on the merits. the second game, with the teams play- In recent icague action. Alax-Pickcnn= downed the Icague- first shift of the game when David In the scini-final match -up against ing to a 2-_2 draw. Hopkin, and Saker leading Central ()Plant) W',kc. -4-2 Gra\ stored twice. with Hughes one -timed a pass into the net. Oshawa, the Panthers gave up an early scored. with Hopkins assi,ttnc. Schotield and Wcicrrng addmc sin_,lc,. A.ssisrin-, were Weterin_ F3arric tied the game late in the second first -period goal only to reply with five The Panthers heat the Barrie Flyers with two. Hutton. Care\. Fullenun and E:ickrncicr with one each. period on the powerplay. But, with less goals in a row to win 5-1. Scoring for 3-2 in the third game on the strength of Six ditherent Raiders s,'orcd in handing Pctcrh(,ruu_gh a h-_ than seven minutes to play in rcgula- Pickering was Mark Rogers with two a two-L7oal effort by Mark Ruggers and defeat. S, holicld. Wetcnng. Care\. I1ullrrton. Gra\ and lion time, Scott Vahey put the Panthers and one each to Dawson, Hughcs and one to Trevor Small. Assisting were Eicknicier each tallied. with helper, to Hutton with two. ahead tier good with a diving shot from Saker. Assisting were Brandon Black. Dawson. Hughes and Vahey. Assenia. Kcnt. Bell. \IacKcn/ic. Fullerton. W'etcnng and the slot. Setting up goals were Hughes, Calder, Andrew Hopkins. Hughes, In the final round-ruhin contest. Schofield. Mark Rogers, Brandon Saker and Moyer and Vahey. Goalie Luke Pickering tamed the :aurora Tigers 4-1. 11k Raiders then settled for a tie with Riehnwnd Hill The Vahey with one assist apiece. Gregoire took no chances in preserving Dawson, Hushes. Mark Rogers and score and scorers weren't listed. Novice `B' Lightning a Pickering ringette novices miss final berth at Markham PICKERING — A berth in the Schancy Marescaux and Samantha with one. Arnott recei,cd lots of strike for silver medal at finals of the Markham Tournament Puddister drew, assists on both of defensive help from Jamie Carroll. last weekend harcly eluded the Edwards goals, while Edwards and Amanda Good. Marescaux and Mississauga Chiefs tourney Pickering Winters Technical Staffing Christine Langford also had helpers. Langford. Services novice 'B' ringette team. Niki Arnott kept Pickering alive in In the third game, Pickering The Durham West Mississauga Chiefs 4-2 to The Pickering novices jumped up the semi-final tilt, facing numerous dropped a 6-3 decision to the W'hith, Lightning [novice V gids' advance to thechairnpionship a rung to play in the petite 'C' clivi- shots and making many hip* sages. petite 'C' team. Pickering was down cep hockey team 'str'udtfor a game, sion at the tournament. However, the Pickering started the tourney with 2-1 going into the second period and silver medal at theLightning goals were Pickering squad found out bigger a 5-4 loss to the Ajax petite 'C' team. came back to take a 3-2 lead late in Mississauga Chiefs Girls' scored by Lyndsay Ryan isn't necessarily better as the club Bree Grenon scored two goals, with the Name, but Whitby scored tour Hockey Tournailrtetu recent . with five, Marisa Genius had its hands full, but still managed a Rhiannon Habibullah and Edwards unanswered 'goals in the last tew ly with three, Alexandra strong showing. notching one apiece. Adding assists minutes to seal the victory. Siker AfW p nS three cpn C;ooperwith two and asingle In the semi-final game, Pickering were Langford. Puddister and notched two goals, while Grenon secutive wins to qualify for by Kelly Cloutier. Assists played to a 3-3 tic with the Whitby Edwards. potted one. Assisting were Lan_gturd the finals, the Lightning went to Stepha ge Bowe$, petite 'C' squad, but it wasn't enough The Pickering novices rebounded and Puddister. were stopped short of the Sara Allain and Alyssa for the local team to advance to the to defeat the host Markham petite 'C' The Markham tourney also hosted gold medal after dropping a Branson. finals. Pickering was winning 3-2 squad 7-2. Marescaux notched two a skills competition. The went chal- close 2-1 decision to the Danielle Apps was stellar late in the game, but received a goals and added an assist, while lenged skills in goaltending, shooting London Devilettes in the in net dwough"the totaney. penalty call, with Whitby capitaliz- Edwards chipped in with three goals and speed. Good, Habibullah, Sils'er final game,i,;Excellent team play was ing on the opportunity to knot the and two assists. Silver contributed a and Grenon made up the speed relas Jn 4mAia taction, �htt wn"4 ” exhibited by Kellie score. goal and three assists and Grenon tram which won the gold medal. West defeated' the London Sawyer, Kelly Woods. Kyla Alex Edwards scored two goals in had a goal and an assist. Setting up Edwards represented the team in the Devilett s 2-1, Brampton 1hurston,lenniferAlknand the semi-final against Whitby, while goals were Puddister with three, shooting contest and won a siker Canadettes 3-2 and the KaWin Wakefield. r� Shawna Silver had the other marker. Habibullah with two and Lan-tord medal. PAGE: 30-THF:NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1997 Buy one week, get (905) Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. the 2nd free! 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No experience nrressarv,training provided. 723-4920 Required Immediately in Ajax Must have • Working knowledge of Ontario Fire Code • understanding of fire system test/inspect procedures • knowledge of fire suppression systems • knowledge of sprinkler systems. riser testings & monitoring • fire extinguisher inspections, alarm resets • willingness to learn • good interpersonal skills • pride in personal appearance Call Gayle at 579-8020 between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. EXPERIENCED i- prep COCK Responsible and mature attitude neves sary Apply in person Mas- sey's Restaurant 774 Liver- pool Rd S P"enrg FILTER QUEEN Oshawa. Inde, ^ew management Sales Managers needed Excellent dealer base Call 905'21-9413 Financial Services compa- ny ,s looking to expand Enthus,a5hc. self-rehan! in- dividuals needed to open offices in the area NO ex- perience necessary :.905430-0054 HEARTY PITA- ^eefded full 5 e and par! •:me kit:'' on and counter help D•oc resumes off at 244 Brock St S Whitby No phone calls please, Homeworkers Urgently Needed up !� 58200/wk Easy work Sup plies" For free details a SASE to Skylite Enterpris es tSo Clark Blvd Suite 247, Brampton Ont LIST 4Ye IT PAYS !u lose weight' ,. You ioox good Feel great t, and cam extra income Call 5715063 NEW YEAR ".: f, ' RE ER uc'7 S'5,pin Hard working career minded in- dividuais for management tramee positions Able to start immediately Car re- quired For interviews call 10 am 4 p In only 404- 0,403 Mr Watson PART-TIME Receptionist relou,,ed Real Estate ex penence preferred Call Helen 905-837-0325 PART-TIME warehouse he,p -q ,ed S -a,1 elec Ironic manufacturer needs occasional part-time worker to assist in warehouse & light assembly work very flexible hours Ind,vidual needs to team surrple tasks quicky Send resume Tash International Inc. 91 Station St . Unit o 1 Ajax SPORTS PROMOTERS needed Jur uptWat, local advertising company No layoffs, no downsizing lust opportunities to advance' Areas in management also available Call Stacey 721 0299 WAITRESSES WAITER •Ur t, y establishment In Picki Full time poss� bons only Apply in person to 947 Dillingham Rd. Pickering 905 420-2595 FOODSERVICE SALESPERSON To call on Food Service Operators, 3 days per week. • Toronto East • Competitive Salary and Car Allowance Mail or fax resume to: C. Tos 40 Emblem Court Scarborough, Ont. M1S 1 B 1 FAX#(416)291-9096 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PLEASE CONTACT TED WILLIAMSON OR KERRY PICKARD AT 683-5358 General ' Help Sales ' Help I Agoras WANT TO BL .�i,a r)W". 605>' Sfudto S K C Were looking for modern BELL CANADA / up to date ha rsryiists for CLEARNET dist- d,Tion chair rentals Please apply pari^e- Regcires prdfes- in person 108 Dundas sional business commum- St W Whitby or call 430- capons consultant FIAT 9397 training and support arof- 'e•ed Untapped mket Office' pCtenbal Also require ag- Help gressne telerrarketers for a s^ort term project Fax 'e surae 1905 683-6105 CREATIVE Co Fr4ay, Receprorist required by innovative data -recovery company In Markham Mist Iffave reliable transporta Ilion Please fax resume 9005-479-1515 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE 93'year old media compa try Is hiring 2 account exec- uLves toWork out of A's Woodbridge oflice Also hiring positrons province. wide Responsibilities will Include marketing to tour- ism -oriented businesses in the Greater Toronro Area which will include face-to- face calls. attending indus- try association meetings, grouprepresentation, etc Car allowance, expenses. commission. salary total package approximately 538.500 Please send re- sume to Canadian TORS Ltd 120 Whitmore Road. Unit x108. Woodbrdge. Ontario L4L 5A3 Get a head start, earn extra cash to help pay those Christmas bills. Sell Avon products .vhere you live or .vork. —We bring beautN home Call today Pauline Naulls 427-4689 WORK AT HOME 3.6 HOURS PER DAY $24/HR .ccess'- vi5si53au. ,a based Canadian •a- -.. • :e publisher see<s esswny enthusias ewtts-onented corn- ,.' :Mors to work from T•f This cha!Iengrng --'.'Ion Offers exceD '_•j1 earnings potent.al will appeal to inch who are commit- : '0 success based on a:..evng realistic com- ca-'+ and personal -0-.s Salary .commis (WS)625-6.51 T.V. NCR (COMPUTER techn clan wanted asap Experienced. profit sharing. comfortable. stress free work environment Flexible hours Good opportunity (9051555-3661 Hospital Medical Dental HEALTHCARE Requires Home Support Workers HCAs car an asset. Also certified Occupational Health Nurse. Call Gina (905) 436-3332 INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD In caring. safe. fun home environment Licensed by M C S S. Reasonable rates Receipts. flexihle hours Call DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE Daycare • Available ., ust a daycare out a ^rid Pirrichment,,entre ,,alltled E C E staff. •'1enu plan %trtgs oarles theme cis -ducational 7rGes crafts etc Sit Our open •'Ouse Sun -Jan '2. Ilam -2pm. 3100 Douglas Ave P,rkenr i (LNer:)roj Ba' - 420 -6278 ANDY S ' Daycare of z :hers • Wanted experienced daycare in my ^ome Macie Ridge First A,d.CPP Cert,hed -40n- GAYLYIHARW000 area. Y9 gi carever Mon To Fri'or one 7 month old :Nci Call 428-7394 EXPERIENCED L ve-our Na^^r e4.. ed br our year ad son r our Whites Hwy 2 P,cIl -,ome Mcr G'. Rete, -nces required Call 905 -20-3702 '. xperienced tQ0ysMer •e- twred for a 14 nonth old in =tarry West shore area Neell only Rettil -s required Call 839- -•n NANNY) ;^t houseou" 'or our 2 sons �. yrs & 11 montf,$) Mon e5 Wed, it our Taunton, -,rook wholoy home Refer- enets •fill able transporta. on and updated cert re- -.uired Call for appt aven- rgs only 655-5807 SOUTH AJAX FAMILY 'egwras dice -erred J", 1 n caregiver for 2' 2 & Skilled 4 -yr old in our srno•r, "oe Help ''ome Please can 4< 3379 APPRENTICED 2nd or WHITBY five out nanny tC :Ome n10 Our home 3rdyear mecnamc. own Mm Fn l a m to b pm Tools. days . east end. truck Car required NON expenance Plus bonus SMOKER Leave message rang :mmedkently Please at '31)5-470-8101 ext :ad 905-428-3434 343 smoker. ^o pets Discount rate 837-2042 MOTHER of 2 to provide ic,,, '0r•'.,ed learning enVirdnmlrrt ^Utntious !unches'snacks Nor- smcK , Re-? :is avai able Harwood Bayly area Call 42 7 -)525 PLAY ;a,care row open li Tsais ots Of fur Magi,. Harwood Ajax All ages and before.aner sool Flexible hours 423ch'464 SING Employment Wanted RESIDENTIAL'COW MERCIAL>_oann. fencer• W.•.. �b~yrs expw once available tmmeoia!e ly Please call 905 433- 0768 ' Firewood ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Top auafity hard- wood at low prices Free deiivery Serving Rcke•'rg. Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 9 ' Firewood BROOKLIN FIREWOOD B:sr lace :ords rg Ouanty seasoned firew000 Please phone leave rnes- -:age, 905-6555' 35 Hwy -2 to Spencer's Road. Tum -Orth on Ashburn Road. %00 yards $50iface cord. --fixed. picked _xp FIREWOOD. Excellert :.airy ^a•^.wood. Guar- anteed. extra ong fury �,iasoredcut and split lonesf measurement Free 7e1,very Kozy Heat Fre- n01A 905 753-2245 FIREWOOD Ro-a Lum- 3 ^ •e it Centre s 8'- * 2' S6C 4 x8'x'S- r»5 Established '353 -ays 705-2773381 Ever ,rigs 905-434-5555 Free delivery !o Oshawa area Bargain Corner AMBER s a great cat who ^•.es cw;cie and reads a good •+ome Amcer's -as- ter passed away 9 yr Old nealifty female declawed on front Cal 9,75, 32^r 4157 FULL LENGTH _fry :re c:a' wKh S le, 'rix frim ex. :xelent shape size 3 negotiable 623-b5' ; after spm DINING ROOM TABLE. r -;e :eve.ed eine ; ass top 'able 6 :rainbrass and black acquer .tubular ;teem veru sturdy put chased '99C 'c, $'20C and stored 4 years S40C (905 '25-886' MATCHING Sola $150, Lave sea, S'7C Glass top Table and end tales S75 ntNtinment urkt $50 Call i4chelle at 434'52' 26' MITSHUSISHI 'we- )art :cndaon. 525C 509- 358' OMEGA sew ng machine. 6 xoows 3 attachments 7 year$ Old Has car-yrrg case Asfl S150 Or best offer 428-2C24 ONE WAY T�cxet to Calg- ary eaving January 121h. 1997 at 1045 a, from Terminal 3 Arnvng in Calgary at 12 50 Includes connecting flight to Fort Mc Murray $120 negotiable (4'5,266-8372 TICKLE ME ELMO' Gor Safe BaT!e, tions included Best Otter Gall 4389509 Articles Pul for Sale 1988 TECH"+ICS E.ec- 1r,^c :rgan. model Sx- U5C, cud features wairut finish parlor size & carvh Excellert corytro^ ^ew cost over $5000 as--; S1995 FULLY electronic ^ospaiiped. SC1-O-Tech Cat x 3541'20 with Grant Dyna Care Penpnerai pr :ulatory assist New +alue over $3000. asking S950 575-5325 3 DRESSERS 545each Sofa & --a • 5'50 Love - seat. 5.25 bedroom suite oak 5. 000 KiIcre, lade. 4 cha'•< 1140 G:nee 'adds $35 each Rocking chair 550 Some ani,ques. par' hal xst 305-697-3532 1 lR it. Western snow a0w ,rev & Dodge 5....r Snowblower John Deer S95C 5 " inter. -ational S75C Gilson 8 rD :ecur+seh engine 25' 1_.viower 5425 433 0655 A Fridge 5200 Stove 5" Bc" - ^okM fir,, rg Oond,tiO^ Cha,,-. dog per flui S20C 305 55209 BURGLAR ALARMS '+ome KELP THEM jUT, Custom loll • stem security window pars allows allord- ae,e peace mind guar` with -e Wrrdcws ;ter For a '•ee esn-ate :A. Secure Desigrs 305428 3429 CARPET BROKER. stair res,start Carpel ;r 3 .0oms. ,nly 5369 s. Price includes 30 Sq tics carpet deluxe pad Arid .nstallabon in your Dome Fro* guOta- tion It your -,ome Noin- terest, n0 payment for one 'lull year Daniel ' 80C 217-0104 Carpet Will Disr'.c,. ,,<. No interest (OAC i300sq't instailec li defuxe pad from only $399 Speams on v,rV Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Horne --801- 663-6046 19011111 • e F Painting & P.M Moving & Fm Moving & P.m, Flooring, a Houset91Rlc • � � • • I Iftromneoft Oecorstiltg Storage Storage Carpeting • Cleaning NUDGEr 11011 DIQROVFJ4EItITS Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, oxinbirM, Additions. electrical, drywall, deckS. ceramic tiling & countertops 15 yrs. Exp. call Mario W 6194663. cel. (416) 560.4663 DOORS ORO US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install, FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 EUROPEAN TILE SPECIALIST Will renovate your bath- room. or k4dlen walls, as well as floor files. Good references and satisfac- tion guaranteed. For fine t»Iintala eat D. Dykstra 725-491 CARPENTRY free estimates, house additiats, basements, decks, trim work, door in• stallation, baseboards, Meds, root repairs, (905) 619.2930 Bill Jr. Improvements Sp&.ializing in roofing, siding, soffit, eaves trough, window & doors. Please call Tom 579-3760 leave message T.".11111 rs cusrow CARrn4TftT w CONTRACTQfG For all your needs in the home including -additions, bsmts, decks, fencing, cabinets porch en- closures, tiling, drywall, taping, painting, shelving units, bars, Etc. Terry for estimate: Am% -as s t TMS PAINTING 8 DECOR Interior IS Exterior European WwWrianshp Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 • Moving & • Storage • Paintirt4 & • o Decorating Drywall and painting, boarding, taping, texturing, renovations and repairs. Small lobs. 15 years experience. Free estimates, Serving Durtnam and out of town areas. Call Ken at 434.4500 AJAX Moving Systems full services, moves, ape p1lan a and piano special- ists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99. and up. Call for Infor- mation, 725.0005 or 427-M MOlN4TA•t MDVMIG SYSTEMS We will move arrourlg. anywhere, &"me. Commercial or residential. Packaging, storage and boxes available. Sena 6 and month discounts Free estimates. 571-0755 1 -ON 491-61600 HARRY-O.THE- MOVERS Move dg or small, we price them all' Free estimates, seniors discount shat no- tice moves. Appliances moved, also storage space available- Comparable rates. Call 432.2650. IMM Wirth LARGE TILUCR Will do household moves, residential, commercial. All types of moves. Can QW1 or Jane 427-2656. IMCHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartments, Of- fices. Appliances and Piano Speaalists. Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counLs.Licensed, in- sured. Free Estimates. Excellent service. Call 436.7795. ExImisinicsill Cron tumors Bargain rates, homes, offices, apt.. etc. Piano moving. Packing available. P.m, Flooring, Carpeting CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretchng, our Speciality Free estimates. D IL N Duncan, 967-1799 or 967-1600 Halton New Year!!t January Spe6al: SIaMCIa/MdDnwW•flfry $19.97M 'some restrictions apply. Canwt 420-4583 HOUSE CLEANING by Lorie Special Rates for Weekly / Biweekly from $45. 416-703-3027 a anter$9 d P.M Party • Health • Services beauty re -W House Cleaning SHINE KALI/ SERVICE Quality home & office cleaning. Single or Team service available. Insured & Bonded 839-1413 RAMfT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Chldren's Parties And Ali Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 666-4933. MALE ANATOMY EN- HANCEMENT Professional vacuum pumps or Surgical Gain 1-3 inches safely & permanently. FREE brochure: Dr. Joel Kaplan (312)409-9995 YAG F. 32-T11F. NV%%S ADN'ERhIS1r1R SAII, RDAY-IIA'N URN 4, 1997 ArticlesArts & 1 For Sale • 1 Crafts CARPET MILL sr! b,. K06111Snowmobiles Ic s. moat^. Nc pay - FOLK -ART CLASSES. ments No interest IOAC 3 Beg' ,Oe• 8` Start ho rooms t300sq ft , installed January 15th W.11 accom with oeluxe pad from Only modate shift workers F01 5,99 Specials or Vinyl further information call 576 Ce•am,c and Hardwood 394 Flooring Free Shop At smokers No pets Call 905 Home 1 800-663-6046 MR �_ All. A_ A.. A-. CARPETS lots of carpet. ,pi„ nyl� n new slam re- lease carpets on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price includes carpet pre- mum padexpert mstalla- tlor fast c1 l very free esti mates 30 yards) Norman 686-2314 CLARINGTON COM- PUTER CLEARANCE CENTER Two great ra,,e paaage� ^adeci systems. Systems, cluae 14.26 N monitor. voice'tax 'modem CD rom drive sound cards speakers Dos. and ..no ows. role! printer Pei IDC S'.999 Out the door prices altaxes included They 'e here now"' Lots of uses 48E's 'rom $499 Malt ried,a systems 'rom 5675 ,0,ro ele and guararleec kod a cola, pante• 5125 Cla^ngtor. Computer Clearance Centel 697- 3C59 164 Base, "e Rd BOw'manv,l le GARAGE door repairs rigs cables roile-5 Jpeners installed Sar 'Vew ico,s openers O'..d ', P'Js OOrs 4'e 336 X73 JETTA .-.=^_ 3 wnee. S.__tr _ new batte•)es and charger nouoec S60C or best pffer Phone Osna wa 723-354 LAZY BOY -fa and cve sea' G, - ,nee and enc taiDies entertainment unit VI 2 yrs old 668-4248 NINTENDO 64. ')rand new -eve, .:sec S6CC obo Call James 434 5C7' PIANOS . GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS - ma5 SDec.ais : -?w' -.ew and used pianos Not sure? Ren: to ow- ap' size upright grant -jigna key. boaryS Some 199` s!-,Ck available W reduced paces Te1ep P, ano Works 433 149' SINGER 211 noustnal iie^^y mil:- `o- excwien1 working conoit or S4CK (705 799.694E STEPS APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE. sn:w_;r- . _ e:_- drbored appl'arc•S Must sell' Best prices it tow"' We carry me Des! warranty' B,i,lr it d,shwasne• S15C Stoves $'5C & c at co- lourss,zes Washers. 5200 & ..p. al make, -.oriels Gyers 5175 & r al, makes models Fridges F'os! '•ees $200 & up 510e -Dy -Side ice maker al- mond black dWrs 4 years old $60C anc up Apl-size dryer. $25C Stackapi washer aryer apo size. 565- 7 cu ft chest freezer $20. Bar fncige S2 month E month -s wa"ar'y x32- 7167 Ste- 5 Appliances 362 French St Oshawa OAK/PINE FURNITURE Traditional Woodworking One of Ontario's largest manufacturers of Solid Wood Furniture announces our New for 1997 finish it yourself line of Solid Oak & Pine Furniture Eg Can- nonball Bed $349.00.. Solid Oak Pedestal Table & 4 chars $695.00. 905-985- 8774 IS' Digital Satellite 70 Free channels for 1 year Rent to own for oni $8.25 weekly. Cal 905-571-1412 HITACHI 35' stereo tele- vision Ultra black picture tube. Plc -in -PW, High reso- lution Rent -to -own from $15.80 weekly Call 905- 571-1412 KENWOOD 200 watt Tower of Power 5 Disk CD, double cassette. tower speakers. Rent -to -own from $725 weekly Call 905- 571.1412 SHARP 25' TV. VCR com- binations. High resolution picture tube. front A/V Jacks, auto programming. universal remote control. Rent to own from $7 50ywk 'Call 905-571-1412 News Ad)ertiser Classirted Dept. open etiery Non. to Fri. 8:011 a.m, - 8:00 p.m Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Cal 1683-0' 0 "Now open to the public" 7 days a week. Come in and see our wide Selection of hand crafts. IV Woodworking • Folk Art V Ceramics I Knitting ♦ Chocolates IV Floral and much more. Booths still available For information call 404-0508 1618 Dundas St. E. Whitby N.E. Comer Thickson/Dun as Computer Computer Video FRI Video INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and vi rage c, eatlon Hyper link and server storage Call John Duarte at 579-4400 Articles 1 Wanted • 1 PetslStlpplles! Boarding ANTIQUES Absolutely u.•c^as.n _; '.. •nrture or an yfiing old Scientific kisVu- ments. china sitter clover t!sing. toys 7ec0ys yolis. milk comes ccllecl ons or estates Cale Rote^ Bower A"Quies 905, 655 8049 Brack' LOOKING for „sec ap plan,- order ,r not work.ny Espec)a),y Pite stoves P -p, -,- at no a•ge Call 432--'6, WANTED - POWERED s„_ -_'e• ,c c e'er a sound system 434 5,6 E1Computer /Internet FOR SALE Apple Mac - I'tos- .._-Ill hard drive 4Mt RAM 3 5- flop. py MS Works and CA Simply Accounting sottware and Stylewraer it prn!er Only $750 i9O5 837-0167 NEW MUSIC a -zine 0 h11W "www durham- news rte'-a1c238/in- OLDER CATS NtEu LO'JE TOOT Sama•'ha is 10 years o,a. approx Spayed and aectawed and blind w one eye Found as a stray Samantha needs a new tamily to ,ov her Many oche' cats K ^e^s and 0095 of vinous S.:es also in need of Ick, "g n ^oes Donations and foster homes needed also CalDURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION 905-43884" -STRUT INTO 199- IN STYLE" AT K9 CONNECTIONS CLASSES ALL LEVELS Back by Popular Demand"' REE 6 foot leather train - ng lead valued at $20. for the Ist 25 students CaE „oar or Dianne to register 1-905-4361711 per, him 1 1 Automobiles • Lost & for Saw • 1 Found NEED A VEHI 7 FOUND - CAT. male. orange and white, domestic snort haired with markings over mouth Walnut Lane and Foleyet area. Tele- phone 831-4069 FOUND - womans watch, in southeast Ajax area For into. call 683-8432 1 Bows q M LURCHER PUPS- 9 weeks, first shot, hunt or pet. 705.277-3302. DOG TRAINING CLASSES starting January 8th and 9th. Novice obedience. Durham Dog Training Barb Scott 576-5635. LHASA APSO PUPS for sale. Non shedding, non allergic, health guarantee, vet needled House train- ing started. Payment terms available. (705) 786-3124 TOY POODLE Pups for sale 1 white male. 1 cream female- Ready Dec 27/96 CKC-Registerea. health guarantee. Call (705) 639- 1733 CLE Poor credit) No cril Bankrupts Call Tracie at 905-576-1800 or 1-886 259-3673 loan helpf 1965 CHEVETTE, 4-cyl, automatic. 79.000kms. $1495 1988 Ford Aerostar cargo van, 6-cyl., auto with overdrive, 52995certified 1987 S-10 Short box, 4- cyl. 5 -speed, $2295 cert! tied 1984 Pontiac bum, $650 as ,s, will certify. 905- 404-9759. 1966 CHEVETTE, au- tomatic, power steering, power brakes. 4 door, good running condition, 130,000 kit , asking 5800 as is. (905) 686-9655 1967 OLDS 98 Regency, fulty equipped, asking $4.500. (905) 263-8044 1966 BUICK LeSabre Ltd , certified. Good conW- lion. Fully loaded. Light blue. $3.000 Call 905- 965-4813 1966 Mercury Sable, $2900. ALSO 1994 Cadil- lac DeVllle, lots of new pans. $2500 Both excel- lent condition, certified. Call (905)571-1363 1987 SHADOW 2.2 178krl excellent condi. tion $2300 certified 571- 0225 1969 TOYOTA CAMRY. white, certified Call (905) 665-9764 Automobiles mar ,ipOr new windows 1 doors, laundry facilities. all For Sale K06111Snowmobiles 1991 4 -door Cavalier, 936 Glen St 404-9130 room, upper floor apart. 80K- $6500 o b o Also 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in 1984 S 10 Pick upnew Great for hauiing wood. fur. pain), 5 -star ams $3.500 $690 /month, utilities in- Call 905831-8729 or 416 family building. Air conditioning, cluded. lsVlast Immediate or Feb L (905)727-8430 287.3644 smokers No pets Call 905 r' 1991 Cadillac Brougham, ncludes util, 2 -bedroom in- AVAILABLE immediately exceiiem condition Load new Casement apt near Centre 723-1647 or 579- 6989 ed blackgrey leather in - nnom. av,ngroom, kitchen 3 tenor 130 kms $12.500 c bath $550 includes Rick. evenings 666.4670 1991 CAVALIER $4.800. 6 Ind`2 Apartments ApartmentsM�PIFo, rtments MS:nno�. obiles EM For Rent 1 1 For Rent Rent ---- mar ,ipOr new windows OSHAWA: Gliddon Ave doors, laundry facilities. all l 33 FALBY COURT Rdson Road area. 3 -bed Ste.« •-a��e• "-6'-5 v 936 Glen St 404-9130 room, upper floor apart. WHITBY -A, AILA13LE .1 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in ment, separate entrance Great for hauiing wood. fur. $55C inclusive 2 beoroom $690 /month, utilities in- apt 5600+5100 hydro family building. Air conditioning, cluded. lsVlast Immediate or Feb L (905)727-8430 0kms 0311 905 SKI SKINS Hand Warmers Double Bed Trailer $4500 O.B.O. Will Sep. l4 Jim 705-328-1613 part Apartments 1 4 Wheel Drive071 For Rent y e auto door '89 FORMULR MX '91 SRFRRI LCE white. 1 683-0217 i 470 Liquids. gauges 1991 CHEVY CAVALI- ER, RS. 4 door dark grey 31-6 loaded. $5.60{' cer- lihed Call 432-7253 even. ngs'weekends 1993 SATURN SL' blue. :-Per -4.000 km 5 spd. an. am.'tm cass., certified by Saturr $8800 Call Harry 11697-1403 1994 FIREFLY. 2 dr ria• .r: a� 5 speed 99.000 •1wy til new brakes and res certified. 54 3000130 Telephone -905 42'-9240 1994 GRAND PRIX �E. PW P1 P j PM Cruise, 7.11 Am Fm cassette secur ty system 79000 it - 4 500 m4.500 Call 683 W2C 1994 GRAND PRIX. :6, ars p' : M D )rank. secuntv system. 4-00or. air pro-. 79.003 highway kms S14 500 Like new one wner 305-683-3020 CREDIT PROBLEMS' the sem, ,nano •- own payrnents from $500 \iOrahly payments from 5'5C O A C Can. trucks. .ars 1981 Ic 19% .Lanny r„ c Sales Lid '46 Brock N Whitby 905-666- 3382 1967 4 or Sundance. 4 .y -,-,Is work or 2 Cyt great body. r,;,' q condi tion $LOOC as is OBO 905 623-9215 JUST LIKE NEW 1988 _odge Slav- - cr+y. 22 -re. auto. tilt cruise. no rust. original owner. $2 700 certified 435-C178 Eve and Weekends LOW KMS 1986 Pontiac 6 OCr-� . E r.aded. original paint goon cond, hon,$2600 certified 436- 079' NEW YEAR SELL-OFF WHOOPEE DO- 1993 Astro ex' ? Dass. loaded 513.250. 1993 Astro. 8 pass. Waded S11.95C 1992 -afar,. 8 pass loaded S C 45C 1992 Saran ext. 8 ass loaded 59 550 1992 '.gurus Wagon, loaded. 58.395 1991 Cavalier RS cyl . loadedlow kris S `.495 199' Sdveraac r.'ep side 8 cyl , loaded. w kms $12.995. 1990 .,rand Voyager. loaded. -495 495 1990 Olds Roy. a e loaded low kms Si3.995 199C Sable LS s w loaned. S6,,50 19W Tempc GL loaded low kms 54.995. 1989 Sable S s'w loaded, $5.750. 1989 Astrid 8 pass, loaded. $5450 1988 Jeep Al gler YJ. red low kms. $7.695 1988 Volks Jetta mint. $3.695 1984 Pontiac Parisienne loaded. u 885 30 Preowned r•condl tion•d cars in stock, most With 6 month Wer- rantY. Cortical, Auto Centre, ISS King St. W., at Midtown Mall. Open Sundays. 1992 CHEV Cavalier, auto , air, 2 dr , red with black interior, certified, 55900 obo.434-2775. RT1 W ted A i A TOWING. Pay $50- $5000 cash for used & scrap cars & trucks. 24 hrs. 7 days. Call 905.686-5003 or 905-706-5234; 30 min. service. A 8 A TONING. Pay $50- $5000 cash for used & scrap cars & trucks. 24 hrs. 7 days. Cal 905-686-5003 or 905-706-5234 30 min. _n'ice. CARS FOR CASH! We buy used vehicles. Vehi- cles must be In running condition Call 427.2415 or come to 479 Bayly St. East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES Trucks 1 for Sale 1985 GMC 3/4 ton, new brakes and exhaust. 350 standard. certified asking $3.200 Telephone (905) 639-7764. Ask for Bill 1987 ASTRO VA.% 43 Are engine 8 -pass 253.000 km air con raised root, burg grey asking 56000 obo 668-929' evenings please 1993 CHEVY ASTRO ext tar ` CasS L laded 5 y• extended warranty Sacr, Tice at S" 500 436-9174 ' Trailers 1990 HOMESTEADER 12.32 '+ mobile Home x 20 Honda room Main trailer fully furnished One bedrooml pc bath fudge full size. propane stove and Oven Electnc hot water deck '0 x 16 shed. new root Dr Florida room new AJAX. case me^' apt Walk out ap- diances. $60C month first & lastavail imrned . 1 car parking 686-7987 AJAX. BRIGHT cine bed- room walk^,:• plus separate entrance. 4 appliances. ca- ble. bus. Lake. fenced yard. parking. utilities included No pets $600 619-1978 carpet Located at Nestle - AJAX.1 BEDROOM In Park on Hwy 36 Det basemen! with private er broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $785-$867. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. I I 2& 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es. underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. -5 P.M. SAT. &SUN 12-5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED Houses Houses 1 For Rent 1 For Rent STILL RENTING?? 1%111 *sO[ Owti A: -Bed Sk'mi $700;'mklnth 3 -Bed bungalow 5800/nnonth No down payment) Bad Credit'l` Discharged Bankrupt" Call Me! (9051'1-6275 or 1-800-8.30-6275 NARK STAPLE) Saks Rep Num,n k l!i,uj• 1 x-cl Rralrs Inc CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- ING North Oshawa. 1. 2 & 3 bdrms Inclusive Pay ca de. parking & laundry fac 723-2094 OSHAWA, close to GM, 2. bedroom apartments. In newer bmld,ng.$750 month. Call 905-438-0229 9 am - 7 p m ask for Tony OSHAWA: EXTRA -large. 2 -bedroom lower duplex. completely renovated. 4 new appliances. large yard 5675 + utilities Available February 1. 1997 571 x757 PICKERING 2 BED- ROOM, I a K, i;,, or, Rd walkout basement. 4 appliances. 2 car parking 'lu,et street, non smoker. nr. pets Istlast S760 inclu ave Feb lsb'March 1st '997 Call (905)420-1160 PICKERING Prof tirl5"„ i '-E CFT^om bsmt apt with garage. dble driveway All appl. own laundry. ac. Gear & nice decor Avail Immix]. $70C incl 416-292-30% PICKERING BROCK AND FINCH, 2 bed, -or ^asemeni close to amen, es. laundry, washroom ind kitchen, Available Feb 0 or after 5750 inclusive :all (905)83:3-1884 or 905)683-3553 PICKERING Finch .Vhre, He Rnght clean a m I Kt h ween Lindsay and Bobcay- trance. fireplace & central se en ap ) c enene. geor on water Brand new air- non- smoker no pets. unable for onenon- $4S pOH Ask,,,;530,000 or avadabie ,mmed . S600 1 Townhouses 1 Townhouses smoker very private walk best otter Leave message first' Last. all utill mclud- For Rent For Rent out to ravine $595 'mclu- ed 905-428-8875 leave swe 905-839 1438 or 905- before f p m a call atter 5 8370218 P m to 9 D m Park tees rte- rtnessage 683 99o' 9014NO Ask for Denise AVAILABLE Feb i !905 579-3791 mar ,ipOr new windows room apts. in most beautiful doors, laundry facilities. all TRAILER FOR SALE. utilities paid. 5659 tirsLUst Ste.« •-a��e• "-6'-5 v 936 Glen St 404-9130 sturdy with all Mes e be~& WHITBY -A, AILA13LE .1 whistles Can be enclosed med,aie'y ' bedroom apt Great for hauiing wood. fur. $55C inclusive 2 beoroom n,ture. etc, $1000 firm Call apt 5600+5100 hydro 725-8861 (Oshawa) or Park -; laundry Nom .'05)7991352 (Lindsay smokers No pets Call 905 Botxa9eon ) 666- ti -I 45 ncludes util, 2 -bedroom in- AVAILABLE immediately 1 OW1nOblles 90111 new Casement apt near Centre 723-1647 or 579- 6989 JC Bright & clear. 1 bed - nnom. av,ngroom, kitchen 3 c bath $550 includes 1990 POLARIS INDY 500. :'Quo cooled new fresh motor. handle & thumb warmers. sk. Skrs car- bules. studs. excl con. dihon Ready or snow $3200 oDo 905-985-8039 Stewart. after 6 p m Ej Apartments 1 1 For Rent „tilrt,es Suitable for single EXPERIENCE FAMILY LIVING 1975 MEMORY LANE, PICKERING Oversized 3 bedroom, 11 2 bath townhouses with 2 appliances. gas heating, parquet floors, fenced In backyards. Close to schools, transit. parks & shopping. MARCHANT PROPERTIES (416) 321-9986 PICKERING I.Bedroom basemerf az wtmem by Rouge Valley Laundry air tight. for single non-smoker s500/month inclusive Available now 905-509- 31t6 PICKERING. spotless 1 bed' a;.' Sep ent. Dnght above ground, 4 ap phances. includeA utilities. January $675 mornm (9o5, 683-9629 �-HEPPARDWHITES ex- ecutive large. 2 bdrm basement apartment waC to -wall fireplace Separate entrance, cable. security n r ad. newly painted. with bal- cony, close to bus, shop- ping. all utilities included L rst I last required. no pets. 2 bedroom, $750 call 430- 0134 BACHELOR apt ,n quiet 1 BEDROOM apt for rent home $475 utilities includ For 1 person $550 pered For entrance. refer - month e7 and Westney ences required Imme- diately 905649-1656 dlately lsti No pets Phone for appl 3 p m 9 p m 579-3081 NORTH OSHAWA: 2 bedroom In newly renovat- ed 12-plex. Hardwood boors. cable, parking. laun- dry facilities included. No dogs 5686. & S695. Monthly 905-576-2982. OSHAWA (Boor St.) Large 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apart- ments In clean low rise building. Close to 401 & GO. Parking. Available im- mediately. From $600./ month Phone 905.576- 4255. OSHAWA, large 2 'bel room, utilities & parking in- cluded, $750/month, 15V last, references required. No pets. Call 905-728- 0260. Available imme- dately. 2 -Bedroom N. Oshawa; January 1st, BOOsq.tt., parking, 4 -appliances, fenced yard, moderNdean: $799/inclusive, 1 -bedroom, February 1st; $685/inclu- sive No dogs. 786-2335. 213 BEDROOM apart- ments, 8 story building. close to schools. library. South GM plant Available immediately 428-6328 or 571-4608 1.7 pm for ap- pointment BRIGHT 1 bedroom bsmt apt. Freshly painted and wallpapered. Mature work- ing non-smoking male wel- come. Jan 1. $550./mo. 420-0910. BRIGHT LARGE one bedroom basement apart- ment, with gas fireplace, suit one quiet mature life- style person, non smoker, no pets. $600 per mo. Cen- tral air, heat, hydro, Laundry, parlang cable nduded. IsV last. (905) 579-2302 CENTRE STREET nnrrh Whitby. Superior 3 bed- room. Upper floor triplex. Broodloomed. newly, deco- rated. laundry facilities, ga- rage, no -pets. $879. 416- 486-0189. ONE BEDROOM above ground, separate entrance, and facilities, no smoker, Liverpool/Hwy2. $500 plus. Also one bedroom, share accommodations, negotiable. Female wel- come. (905) 839-0609 AN EXCEPTIONAL NEW BUILDING (Osha- wa), quiet, clean, modem, large, 1 & 2 bedroom apts. All inclusive from $625 per month, 905-428-7677. FOR RENT - 2 bedroom apartments In very quiet, well kept build.ng, dose to all 3nlernties. Bus stop at door; Park Rd. N. Oshawa. $895.50/mo Phone 579- 9016 GATEWAY COMMUNI- TY HOMES - 1 bedroom apt in family section. bal- cony, hardwood floors, freshly decorated. $670 in- cludes all utilities. flexible occupancy at 120 Colborne St W Oshawa Beautiful view directly facing onto Oshawa park Very clean and quiet modern secure brand new pet -free build. ing 571-0887, 9 - 4 30 p m Mon - Fn. HARWOOD/BAYLY one bedroom basement, no pets/smoker. separate en. trance, laundry, 5650 Ist/ last (905) 42&7860 NEAR OSHAWA Centre, 2 bedroom apt., in clean quiet 5 unit building, free laundry facilities, avail. Feb 1st. $620 plus hydro, call 839--4659. AJAX - NEWLY rencri l- ed - separate entrance, 2 - bedroom, basement, wash- er, dryer, fridge, stove, mtei- crowave, security sysm, eta, c/v, I parking spot. Gose to GO bus stop, ubli- bes included. 1200 sq. ft. $925/month, first/last re- quired. Feb.1/97 (416) 298-6984 NEWLY-RENOVATEDt- bedroom apartment. Sim- cooMwy2, ncudes utilities. dose to downtown, (buses). Call Mike 416-694-1557 or Vera 905-771-1411. NORTH OSHAWA: Extra - large 3 -bedroom. 2 baths, completely redecorated. well-maintained, quiet building, large balconies, utilitiesicable included. Available Feb. 1st. $8501 mth.(905)579-5584. NORTH OSHAWA: Extra - large 2 -bedroom, com- pletely redecorated, well- maintained, quiet building, large balconies, utikties/ca- ble included Available Feb. Ist $722.65/mth. (905)579.5584 mature person Rob 430- aundry, no smok ng no 4193 Apartments Apartments rets $825 nclus.ve 1 1 For Rent 'A5142o-ot57 AVAILABLE IMME- 1 1 For Rent DI AT ELY, n Whitby Apt SOUTH AJAX, one bed bui,yImg. spacious. carpet. NORTH WEST W'rtby' „asrment apa . room apts. in most beautiful stent, laundry. tntlge. stove. ore bearOGm basement gas fireplace. cable. park apartment, heat, hydro 1 Ing Near bus, lake park Clusrve Private entrance,e, and shopping No pets parking, non smoker, IsH smoking, IsVlast. Feb Ist last. $575 668-6951 $675 inclusive (905) 686- ONE and two bedroom 4043 apts Feb 1st Livingroonv SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 dining kitchen. bath, park Wentworth St W. 1 Bed. ing, laundry 1 -bedroom room $500. 2 bedrooms, ncludes util, 2 -bedroom in- $600 & $620. 3 bedroom dudes ut l Near Oshawa 5678.: close to buses, Centre 723-1647 or 579- 6989 shopping, available immeat Gately fridge stove heat ONE bedroom $568, heat. water Included Two bed. rooms $630. heat, water in- cluded. Near Oshawa Cen- Ire/Midtown Mall and all amenities in apt. building. 905-436-6042. ONE BEDROOM base- ment available Immediate- ly, $550. Near Oshawa Center. Quiet crescent. Large bathroom., private entrance. White glove !dean. No pets. 579-2945 ONE bedroom newer basement apt., laundry. ca- ble. parking included. Near Go Taacni transit. Partially lumistled. $400. Also room available. $300. 728-2903 hydro, parking. 1st hast re- quired, no pets 721-9722. S34 MARY ST E. WHITBY - 1 and 2 bedroom suites available in well main- tained and quiet mature building. Utilities, parking, laundry fac. and security cameras. On site manage- ment. For app) to view call 666-2450. WHITBY 3 bedroom apt., ground floor , new carpet 8 decorating, fridge & stove, $840 including utilities, first & 11 905-723-6321. WHITBY - BRIGHT, at- tractive, large, 2 bedroom basement apartment, laun- dry, fireplace rki ONE, two and three bed- ng. str- age, home se ting, qui et room apts. in most beautiful area near transit, schools adult building. Available and downtown. Feb. Ist. anytime. Stevenson/Ross- $750 inclusive. 668-6815 land. Oshawa. Call 723- 1009. WHITBY - one bedroom apt„ insitY dean, quiet and OSHAWA ' 888 + 900 private, near bus route. Glen St., 2 bedroom apts. $595/mo. all inclusive. from $675- $710. dose to Available immediately. shopping, schools. GM and 668-7303 Go. UbliUes included. First/ WHITBY 3-bdrm main last required. Call 728- floor in Older duplex. Very 4993 spacious backyard 2 -car OSHAWA - near 401, GO, nice 2 bedroom, balcony, appliances, utilties, parking. $700. Call 725-6434. OSHAWA - one bedroom second level apartment, newly painted, 4 applianc- es, parking. close to down- town. $500 inclusive. Call 905-432-2950. parking, walk to GO, $650./ mo.+uhl Avail now or Feb 1, 666-4850, 420-9477 WHITSY,Bach•lor, 1 bedroom, in well main- tained budding. 4 Seven Really Ltd. 668-7777 i THF:NEWS ADVERTISER SA17I17RDAY. ,IA1N('ARY 4. I"7-PA(;P: 13 Apartments Townhouses Townhouses Industrial Money- Em- Cards of For Rent , For Rent For Rent Units To Lend ' Personals e ' Personals e ' PersonalsW11 WHITBY, spacious two Thanks kediroom apartment In orn with fireplace and in Mound pool Washer. dryer, edge and stove included 695 plus 1/2 utilities available Feb. Ist HY rent when you Can K, your own home for is than you think?" Call Ne Haylock Sales Rep ,(Max Summit Realty yi Ltd (905) 666-3800 t'105) 666-3211 Apartments Wanted PROFESSIONAL work ir,, ,n Ajax needs unfur rvsned bachelor unit. Would also house-sit and pay rent. 905-469-9695 leave message - Houses For Rent A Absolute Atfnrdabie WNY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FOR t685nllTHn No Jnwrpayment" Discharged p Bankrupt7? C,P Mei, (905) 571-8275 1-800-840-8275 Martz Sttwey Sales aep Sutton Gr,)up Excel Realty A RENTERS DREAM' No money down Own your own home* like new. fnoge. stove. $795 incl. an but phone 3 bedroom asking $65.900 Min req, gross in- come $26.000 /year Call Ker Cafes. Coldwell Bank l '28-9414 Bow. WRENN BLVD. avai, howl' 3 bdrms, smi exec, tin bsmt, dock. fenced yard. 4 aril, gas heat . util CALL NOW 905- 571 0625 mess 1 ST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES WHY RENT? BUY' Ni Jowr payment. No problem' Let me slaw you how ' Mort. Pay $700 0 A C Cal Thomas C. Pike Saks Rap, Rama: Accord Really Ltd 576-3111 O BEDROOM back split. IMge fenced yard in excel- lent area. Oshawa newly decorated. price negob- We Available immediate -432-5472 EDROOM BACK finished rec room, 3 nces. lacuzz,, ,n Pool- W. decorated $1,000 plus utilities. mnec 765Kng St wa. callfor aPPOIM- 34-1386. AJAX, DETACHED 2 rey. 3+1 bedrooms. 4 lances. 2 bathrooms, 1. Posses,ridn. $1,050 s utilities. 905-68ri- X, Harwood at 401. 2- oom upper level. n, bright, Intl stove, dry room, a/c, cable, I yard. available 1st. $795+utilib". Cal f 905-276-aWS. :MIG $1200+utilities. 1 full both, 1 1,2 -bath, drooms, garage, fin - 3 basement. fenced yard. Available ),"w- ily. Call (416) 635- t1ANY1LLE: 3 -bed - semi with apphances, heat, fenced yard. Is from 401. No pets. Tlonth + utilities. we immediately. xuNrlcE - 3 bedroom, yrs. old. 4 aipplances, rJ 9oe9e, 5800 plus LAdF s. Available Jan. 15. KIHTICE - 3 bedrooms, iPpliances, 1 - 4 Poe bath J 3 -2 pce balks, gas It. IstAast required. Ref- nces. $975 plus utilities. Made immediately. 6)298-0759 iRGEOUS 4 bedroom 10 Sqit. freshly panted ne, 5 new appkancm, Bt street, now arnenibas liable_ $1495/plus uhf. (LY 2 BEDROOM hent apartment, in - 19 all appliances, ,ble immediately. )od and Bayly. Call 427-3130 FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout Parking Included. Playground Area Close to schools and shopping From $846.00, Call 905-721-0980 Houses For Rent N.W. OSHAWA: 4 bed- room house with garage. fenced yard, 2 -bathrooms, Gose to all amenities $950+utilities, fvsLIast Available February 1 725- 6012 NEW 3 BEDROOM fire- place. backyard. garage. dishwasher, $1.000 plus utilities 2 bedroom bunga low , Court)ce. one acre lot. garage. $850 plus utilities Renata 623.2311 OLIVE/HARMONY 2 cedroom )owe• 'level of semi backspi,t, 2 parking, woodstove. $695 /mo m- Vudmg utilities Available mmed,ately (416) 154- 8918 OSHAWA. close to GM. semi 3 -bedroom. 3 ap- ptiances. $900 Referenc- es Available Feb 1 st Call 905-434-7797 OSHAWA Bright. spa- aous 3 bedroom sem,. available ,rrvnecl atey. large fenced backyard Close to schools. shopping_ hospital $950i'month+utili- nes Call 905-430-8800 WHITBY - beautifully Decorated 3 bedroom. deck. :aundry room oft kitchen Fully fenced yard. COrvenient Iocabon Avail 2 INDUSTRIAURETAIL Units for rent. approx 2000sq It each, prime Oshawa location, close to 401, 12x12 overhead doors. $3 75/sgft (+ TM I) Call 905 579-5909 nights 905-433-4161 days INDUSTRIAL UNITS 1280 Terwdlegar 1 937 g 968 sq It office warehous- ing S3 25 sqit net. Call 905.579-5077 f OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES,OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. a.ter 5 pm 905-436-9481• Mortgages, Rooms e I Insurance e Florida For Rent 1 Vac. Rentals MORTGAGES Good, FURNISHED room use ,f bad anti ,giy Financing son kitchen5400/month. CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 any purpose. rates from South Pickering Call 831- bedroom iownh,�use poo 5 95`, All applications ac - 2395 lacuzn. 8BO. pnvate yard. cepted Community Finan. AAA -NEWLY DECORAT. ED i.,nshed room for clean, quiet person Cook- ing, near bus. close to our ham College $250 and up monthly. Call (905) 728- 4845 NON-SMOKING room for rent. Glandvie-Bloor atea. suitable for single female student $100/wk Call Sherry or Mike 579-8339 Partially Furnished: 2 rooms.1 large 2 piece bath). 1 smaller. 5 minutes from P,ckerng Town Cll tre. laundry -cable- utilities. kitchen mg, 1sblast. Studentslbabies okay Rent negotiable (905)83' S 733- Pickering PICKERING- Single roam with cab. ..se of kitchen facilities, walk to Pickering Generating Station, GO. PTC $340 per month $170 Bl es y Can 420-4318 SOUTH AJAX clean bright accommodation, fun use of house. including kitchen and laundry. $350, mo or $85iweek Call Ken 905-428-3225 able immediately $990 StvlCd 905 655-4682 t ACCOrtlOdibW Townhouses nhouses For Rent AJAX HOME •, applianc- es parking. =able laundry 3 bedroom lownhouse in well maintained family complex Freshly decOrat- ad. Includes 4 apWrances. all utilities Parking, close to schools, all amenities Jan or Feb occupancy 122 Colborne St E Oshawa App( 434.3972 AVAILABLE JAN 1. Large 3 bedroom town- house, neutral decor, 4 &W 1 112 b•ths. garage King 6 Towrl,ne area $895 ♦ uW Phone 905- 721-8213 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 bedroom . basement townhouses ,n well main- tained famly complex Freshly decorated with Frig. /stove, close to all amenities Starting at $738./month On site Mgmt Office Call 905-728-3777 NORTH OSHAWA: 3 bedroomtownhouse with basement. trxige and stove. dose to all amenities. $900 . gas. Cas: 576-6799. WHRBY - 3 bedroom plus garage, available Jan 1 $966 plus heat and hydro. Finished basement. To view 728-2586 WHITBY - 3 bedroom plus garage. avaabls Jan. 1. $.966 plus heat and hydro. Finished bassix To view 728-2586 RERoorns for RQf1t AJAX. dean quiet home for responsible tenant. Bus. GO, 401. $400/month, 1st/ last required. Cal Pat 427- 7113. _ BON VOYAGE MOTEL - rooms available at low weakly refer. Comfortable quiet skrrotrh kgs, 10 rtdn. north of Whitby on Hwy. 12 in Brooldn. Cal (905) 655- 5308. BROCK RDJFINCN. bright, confoitable fur- nished room, share bath, light cooking, laundry fac. Working gent welcome, non smoker, $375. 686- 0744 CLEAN BRIGHT HOUSE Whites Rd. S./ 401. B& B avail. Rooms for rent, weekly, monthly. Hydro staff welcome! 420-0042 ' •.pace. jaccuz,, alarm, air 2 rooms. $40P S45C re- spectiveiy February 1 st Ist/last. no pets. 683- i 769 - evenings. leave message BOWMANVILLE:3-bed- room house t0 Snare on QuW sneer ,n newer sull vision Full use of house, backyard, parking and laundry $400/mortn ociu. save 697 -0685 -leave mes- sage NORTH OSHAWA: Woman Reacher) t0 share clean 2 bedroom apart merit with non-smdung re. maks Laundry. parking. no Pel fenced yard $3751in- cfusive F1rstlast. Feb 1 Call 430-,S IRoom for rent, Pleasant bed sit- ting room, friendly adult home, own 2 - piece bath, close to bus, share all (er $80 week. 427-0394 � Caldolairfarl$ For Rtltlt AJAX COMM, 2 -bed- rooms, 1 tit -baths. baim l nyr, newly -decorated, well- maintained building, avail- able irtvnedi dally, 5950/ month all inclusive. Call Linda days: 416-966-4559. everkngs/weekends: 905- 770.0/49. AJAX. 1 -bedroom, 5 ap- pliances, wood -burning fireplace. balcony, under- ground parking, storage, building has indoor pool/ sauna. Available "ll"i diatey. $800+utilities. Call 416-480-9203. WHITBY 2 bedroom, 2 baths, Mowry izrMo, 5 ap piances. Waldorf plaza. Feb. Ist. $1.000 per mo. Phone days (905) 666- 0831 Nancy, Phone Eye. (416) 449-0939. MOfi1Ce at 91 omp Space OUAMIT STORE/OF- FICE for rent. excellent ex- psoure on Hwy 12 a 7. , dowtown brooklin. Newly decorated, just move in. (905) 655-3661 available now For info and chat Services 668-6805 to view photos 905 579- 3786 M Business FOR SALE OR RENT 35 h trailer sleeps 5. with Florida room, located m private park. 55 + over 2 swimming pools. 2 laun- dromats. 9 -hole golf course, 723-6899 Its t ' Private Holmes For Sale 3 -BEDROOM ^pine ,n exceuen' Oshawa location, Patio. double dnveway. shed, walkou• from living room to Private yard d gar- den 905-726-8456 ABSOLUTELY NO COMMISSIONS I need detached arid se -"s fro in- vestors Any condition IVo commission's to sellers Call Any at Re -ax 576- 3111 AJAX, Angus Drive 3 bedroom -,,,shed base- ment, corner lot. looks 90M $15-500 905-42E :956 CHEAP' CHEAP' 2 3 bedr.cm deiIII alumi- ^um "ding. S89900 Cali Andy at Parfait 576-3111 COURTICE- 2 storey. 3 bedroom. processionally decorated. Ga. fin base- ment. laundry. Roman tub. ceramic foyer. deck. inter- lock drivie'walkwav, Asking $142.900 432-0955 to, appl pportunities EASY WORK. EXCEL LENT pay Asse^oe pro ducts at home 1905) 455 5726 Ext 112 PINE LOFT, fu-n,ture & accessory store. est 20y s. nventory. 90K prover op- erator profit of 40-601(, passed 3yrs Will ra,r $114.900 Fax 1705) 749- 3150 e ' Personals Personal Prayer To The Noly .Spirit Holy Spirit Thou make me see everything and show me the wayto reach my Ideal You who give the divine 9 t to forgive and forget the%` Wthat Is done to me and who are ,n all Instances of my life with me I. In this short ` dialogue, want to thank You for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from you no matter how great the material desire may be. I want to be with You and my loved ones .n Your perpetual glory Amen. Person must pray this 3 consecutive days without stating one's wish After the 3r1 day your wish will be granted no matter how difficult it may be Promise to publish this as scion as your favor has been granted S.B. Personal Prayer Tu The flirriol_l, Spirit Holy Spirit Thou rnaKe -e see everything and Snow ma rho way to roach my ideal You who give the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that ,s done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me I, in this short dialogue, want to thank You for everything and confirm once more :hat I never want to be separated from you no matter how great the material desire may be I want to be with Y,u and my loved ones in Your perpetual glory Amen Person must pray this 3 consecutive days without stating one's wish After the 3rd day Your wish will be granted no matter how difficult it may be Promise to publish this as soon as r to h you nor as been granted T. F BANKRUPTCY IS NOT NECES;APY• yc .mbar- 1 I Birthdays ' ' Birthdays ' ' Birthdays rassmg Interview Get gr. $elf out of debt Just kslen and (axe ^ores Flat rate -4, .rr . ,r, • .r, • .rr 1 .rr It .r, . .r. . .r. •. $1999 Can Debt Maser aryl), -fee 1900-677.6529 • •. �•• • - �ii� • • �' •• v BORED ONTARIO HOI_SEWIVES nares S private phone numbers. 1- 90C 45'-3638 ext 704. $3 29-rn must to IS T- oone CHEATING WIVES - ONTARIC PHONE NUMBERS 1-90C 45'- 5566 ext 253 $3 491mm touch lona. 18 pus ESCORT AVAILABLE 666-8l max 576-3111. POOL LOVERS, S-Pidk- faring, b/spkt, large ,(g pool. 3 -be droorn, 1 -bath, 5 -ap- pliances, a/c, hardwood - floors, recroom, fireplace, sunroom. Vendors leaving province. 905-839-4149. No agents until Jan.24. $169,000. WHITBY,WTBY, dose ;;- Schools. schools. 4 -bedroom semi, nicely decorated, lots of extras. Private kneed yard. Asking $149,900. Call 905-430- 6104 lot details. Vacation CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- room mobile (family park). heated pools, hot tub, minutes to beaches, sleeps 6. il• More information ava able 5275 weekly. 905- 434-7184. RESALES Time Share. Campground member• ships. Americas largest Resales Clearing House. Resort Sales International 1-BOU423-5967, 24 hits A very nice gentleman is looking for a slim female approx. 20-30 for fun tunes. We can be friends first. 905.723-9007. EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free to call to place your ad, no charges for ladies, no phone bill charges, 905- 430.7060. Match Mates can introduce you to: NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 BEST WISHES- ASHLEA On becoming a teen, you're one of a kind skating queen! P.S. Congratulations on achieving your latest conquests, both on and off the Ice. Hugs and 11 Kisses from Aunt Mary. \c•� L•r fill,, (tic• I)l)1%(,r[ hill(% tri Il.11 �l ill( CC'�l�L'(Is ,I1: -I I11 Fur an sudl version of all Of thl current distil nuticl, rLrei%CLi for fluhGcation in the \cvv, Advertiser or This Vicck. call 683-3005,,: 40.4-6591 (Claringtom it 1'(,rt i'rr v rL,ldcra,! )'()LI 111:LN' also] acceNs death notice' infolrnlatltm received after press-tinic h1,- calling this number. Bro l to VOLT 6-v- the to ll0%%'jn�I funeral linin.,. \lclntkh,h :�ndLr;ur.. Arnl,tr(ng. `,I II)vxn. �1cl:achnil. NfartlnO \ �uR>. \jk,rCl,. �UC[hLUtt FlhOtt, :�ll'CI(Ii11C men and Menitler of Doric Masonic Lodge) af the Oshawa General Hospital on Friday, January 3. 1997, Graham J. Perks n his 65th year. Beloved husband of Barbara. Loving father of Derek and his wide Cindy: & Adam and his wife Senna. Dear grandfather of Cailegh, Emma, Johnny and Jenny. Brother of Ray- mond, Dorothy and tNolfleFn-law Of Stan smith. The family will receive Merits at McEacfxie Funeral Hone, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering V'd- lage) 90542&-8488 from 24 & 7-9 Monday. Fu- neral service in the chapel on Tuesday, January 7, 11997 at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. The fanily would Ike to extend their sincere thanks to the Doctors and Staff of the Toronto Hospital and the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. 993 p01 uce your '� lizedMemo, I rI MM707 • o letol..ofour professional P The Sun Family sincerely thanks all who participated in the Fund Raiser for Warren Sun on Dec 10th '96 Many thanks. Warren & Family Don't Forget Ajax Pickering I News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place your Classified .fid Please Call 683-0`0" Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be respon- sible for more than one inser- tion in the even of an error. S ruuull I rM raw - sled Suddenly at his home on Tues. Dec. 31, 1996. Paul Puddister loving husband of Sandra. Dear fattier of Michael & tis wife Terra, Spencer & Jen. Survived by his mother Pauline Pud- dister. Brother of Jim, David & Barbara. Mr. Pud- dister will rest at the McEadne Funeral Home. 28 Old Kingston Rd. Ail (Pickering Village) 905- 428-8488 from 2 to 4 30 & 7 to 9 p.m. Fn Funeral Prayers in the Chapel on Sat. Jan 4, 1997 at 11 a.m. CONSULTED OPEN HOUSE. Sat Rea. ;,:ar.ata^ts a ld Jan ' t _ • 4om 142" Col. mediums before? Then mer Ave Pkdkenng. As,,l �;me discover Vie inexpi- $145.900 Detached bur �O,e experiences of •fear gaiow Lot 50'x' 00' 3- nrlprrW Zarmort Inc� 26 bedrooms. separate gar rage mature area years experience, very 1-72 905-831-7296 No Agents) D r� She Can describe and give you your sign EXECUTIVE HOME n Other well K.nowr medl- prestige area of Whitby urns ani clairvoyants 2.650 sq •t 4 bedrooms. 3 for^ her learn To know bathrooms. central vac and your future. call 1 -900 - central air, wr cleaner 451-9602 16-+, $4.551 heated ,n ground pod. fire- min, 24 hrsJ7 day$ place, fully fenced and landscaped backyard ASK - Ing $256.900 Can 430- 0548 to arrange a viewing MOONLIGHT Serious otters only No ESCORT SERVICE agents High class ladles for all occasions. FAST CLOSINGS k1 and out Oaks. AVAILABLE on vacant 24 hi 7 Clays Properties. Cam Andy at Re- 432-1466 max 576-3111. (Also hrti HANDYMAN•S SPE- CIALS duplex's, triplex's. Make money in real estate Chis year. Cam Andy at Re- • Om mons max 576-3111. POOL LOVERS, S-Pidk- faring, b/spkt, large ,(g pool. 3 -be droorn, 1 -bath, 5 -ap- pliances, a/c, hardwood - floors, recroom, fireplace, sunroom. Vendors leaving province. 905-839-4149. No agents until Jan.24. $169,000. WHITBY,WTBY, dose ;;- Schools. schools. 4 -bedroom semi, nicely decorated, lots of extras. Private kneed yard. Asking $149,900. Call 905-430- 6104 lot details. Vacation CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- room mobile (family park). heated pools, hot tub, minutes to beaches, sleeps 6. il• More information ava able 5275 weekly. 905- 434-7184. RESALES Time Share. Campground member• ships. Americas largest Resales Clearing House. Resort Sales International 1-BOU423-5967, 24 hits A very nice gentleman is looking for a slim female approx. 20-30 for fun tunes. We can be friends first. 905.723-9007. EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free to call to place your ad, no charges for ladies, no phone bill charges, 905- 430.7060. Match Mates can introduce you to: NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 BEST WISHES- ASHLEA On becoming a teen, you're one of a kind skating queen! P.S. Congratulations on achieving your latest conquests, both on and off the Ice. Hugs and 11 Kisses from Aunt Mary. \c•� L•r fill,, (tic• I)l)1%(,r[ hill(% tri Il.11 �l ill( CC'�l�L'(Is ,I1: -I I11 Fur an sudl version of all Of thl current distil nuticl, rLrei%CLi for fluhGcation in the \cvv, Advertiser or This Vicck. call 683-3005,,: 40.4-6591 (Claringtom it 1'(,rt i'rr v rL,ldcra,! )'()LI 111:LN' also] acceNs death notice' infolrnlatltm received after press-tinic h1,- calling this number. Bro l to VOLT 6-v- the to ll0%%'jn�I funeral linin.,. \lclntkh,h :�ndLr;ur.. Arnl,tr(ng. `,I II)vxn. �1cl:achnil. NfartlnO \ �uR>. \jk,rCl,. �UC[hLUtt FlhOtt, :�ll'CI(Ii11C men and Menitler of Doric Masonic Lodge) af the Oshawa General Hospital on Friday, January 3. 1997, Graham J. Perks n his 65th year. Beloved husband of Barbara. Loving father of Derek and his wide Cindy: & Adam and his wife Senna. Dear grandfather of Cailegh, Emma, Johnny and Jenny. Brother of Ray- mond, Dorothy and tNolfleFn-law Of Stan smith. The family will receive Merits at McEacfxie Funeral Hone, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering V'd- lage) 90542&-8488 from 24 & 7-9 Monday. Fu- neral service in the chapel on Tuesday, January 7, 11997 at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. The fanily would Ike to extend their sincere thanks to the Doctors and Staff of the Toronto Hospital and the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. 993 p01 uce your '� lizedMemo, I rI MM707 • o letol..ofour professional P The Sun Family sincerely thanks all who participated in the Fund Raiser for Warren Sun on Dec 10th '96 Many thanks. Warren & Family Don't Forget Ajax Pickering I News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place your Classified .fid Please Call 683-0`0" Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be respon- sible for more than one inser- tion in the even of an error. S ruuull I rM raw - sled Suddenly at his home on Tues. Dec. 31, 1996. Paul Puddister loving husband of Sandra. Dear fattier of Michael & tis wife Terra, Spencer & Jen. Survived by his mother Pauline Pud- dister. Brother of Jim, David & Barbara. Mr. Pud- dister will rest at the McEadne Funeral Home. 28 Old Kingston Rd. Ail (Pickering Village) 905- 428-8488 from 2 to 4 30 & 7 to 9 p.m. Fn Funeral Prayers in the Chapel on Sat. Jan 4, 1997 at 11 a.m. PAGE 1t -THE NFA'S ADS t:K7'lSER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1997 Around Durham Re ion Lack of funding responsible for fewer truck inspectors, says Durham co-ordinator less attention to other responsi- bilities. "It seems to he a never end- ing battle to try to keep enough people on the road to do the job we are trying to do. 1 would lo\e to have more resources and I'd like to think we could make it big difference (in road safety) if we did:" Mr. Maches- ney says. " I would like to think that if' we had more people and did •t 'd f d 131 Currently there are 12 truck by s Angela «'omna was killed Ins we more Inspc.c o 1n snore (unsafe trucks). But we uLRH,\NI SI:\II inspectors working out of in a similar crash in Ajax. do what we can with what Rc.ource-.trapped truck Durham. "Quite 1"rankl\ 1 think we we'Ne eol." inspection stations are ,it The Pro\ince. he says. has do nerd more resources but the hay weigh stations in Higw staffing levels lower than in not replaced inspectors who problem is funding is so tight. Bowman\illc and Whitbv cur - 1990 hecausc of pro\incial ha\c retired or ywt since 1990, I "I.O Minister) AlAI alladini rent)\ are open tx:Iwcen 10 to hud�et cuts over the years, says although the Durham unit will can find the nioney I'd lo\e to Is in but "it the head of Durham's pro\ In- be returned to 1990 le\els with halve more staff." Mr. Machcs- �iays a month would he great to he; open 30 tial enforcement unit. the addition of four more nev says. days a month. 24 hours a dav:' Boh Machesnc\. Ministry of inspectors this year. He says the number of he says. Transportation enforcement There ha\c keen a string of' wheel incidents and four relit- Last Near Ontario Provincial co-ordinator for the region, il}ing truck \\heel mishaps this ed deaths in the past two Nears Police in.estigated 31 inci- says there arc currently 27(> past week, one NNhich killed a has prompted the unit to con- dents of'runaway truck wheels. truck inspectors in Ontario. mother and daughter on Hw). centratc their efforts on unsafe The Durham MTO unit investi- about 40 less than there were 401 in Oshawa. In 199 W'hlt- ries. But that means paying gated between 10 and 12. se\cn \cars ago WINTIER toiSTRAYiOm OPEN HOUSE - REGISTRATION Juritmr-" 6 - I 1 Clas•.t,. `rrnit►ars in hulk Art. 13aske•trv. Calli gralohN. Fabric. Uo4i,e1. 13ru4hrs. Paints. 13u4,k. I'ae•krt!. anel rnur•h inion. 13uxine lluurx: \ow 01WIl Nundav• 1iun.-fiat. 111a/11-a:INI Miion.-Thur.. 7:00-9:00 -The I:uurl\ ard" 9017-683-6109 109 Old Kin -sit oil Rif. W. mgvt EL t nit # r. Ajax IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPOT PLEASE PHONE BILLY AT 683-0707 ea�� NG Nil tT ��� :S.:v J�J u �� v Sherwood and Linton in Pickering Village (Ajax) • Folk Art • Quilting • Bunka • • Victorian Crafts • Krafts for Kids • Knitting • Porcelain Doll Making • • Teddy Bears • Decoupage Registration Tues. Jan. 7th 7 - 9 $48.00 for 10 weeks CLASSES START WEEK OF JAN. 22,1996 Workshops are available Rose 683-9465 Florence 683-5816 Susan 831-2184 Jackie 839-7710 Continuous Learning presents Information & Registration Sessions I)r(p In mid n•( r:\ r Durh.uu c.ulk ,a G intim) lir, Lc:Irnln- Ia ,Lou mhwivau(m and n Isla r kir %uur .ht)wn -nu,c.III In inic v%t-nin e 1shaw•a -- January 8, 1997 J M M „w �• �Irirl tii �nh. ^t:nn cnlranrt• I� INt•r SAM 9h00 pile Afar -Pickering --January 14, 1997 .,. �.tlhlu �In�dU,.dcicnal. Ivl1 \\linr� k�.IJ I'Irhrnn;; G:I►o 8.30 pm Pickering Town Centre -- January 17 dr 18, 1997 I „ i I I .aui,ti Iruln chi• IAKIV SI 10P Friday: 10:00 am • 9.00 pm Saurrday: 9.30 am - (x00 pm Call today for hire infforntation at (905) 721-3052 Educanng You for the Real World. THis WEEK VNewsAdyerkr Nodhamberlaud NEWS AUC110NGOERill Dufiam REgiop iesitls z now gel, up-fAafe AUCTION LISTINGS Na our new tcaled phone fines All ata ooties dal n pubiisV io ori of our pubfia6ons wil atmafically be lisled on his pha� sae. Fot Won P .P rr b � �t IJ /I Q Tien you onwa o Wsehold goods, tools or fwtutule tttto � [aslt t1Nh a gatage sale— with die help of the &mW ads. Attract dte vial i fe" for a si am" stir-people--widl an ad dot rude hlladteds of dedlnted wr sale shoppers tt>* If's fhe wast la SOODSS, a1d if s llbllf i11 die dasiW ads. 683-0107 FAL 579-2238 oRoll. u E 798.7672 News Advertiser Y U Z cc S u HWYe2 X MY 401 13uxine lluurx: \ow 01WIl Nundav• 1iun.-fiat. 111a/11-a:INI Miion.-Thur.. 7:00-9:00 -The I:uurl\ ard" 9017-683-6109 109 Old Kin -sit oil Rif. W. mgvt EL t nit # r. Ajax IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPOT PLEASE PHONE BILLY AT 683-0707 ea�� NG Nil tT ��� :S.:v J�J u �� v Sherwood and Linton in Pickering Village (Ajax) • Folk Art • Quilting • Bunka • • Victorian Crafts • Krafts for Kids • Knitting • Porcelain Doll Making • • Teddy Bears • Decoupage Registration Tues. Jan. 7th 7 - 9 $48.00 for 10 weeks CLASSES START WEEK OF JAN. 22,1996 Workshops are available Rose 683-9465 Florence 683-5816 Susan 831-2184 Jackie 839-7710 Continuous Learning presents Information & Registration Sessions I)r(p In mid n•( r:\ r Durh.uu c.ulk ,a G intim) lir, Lc:Irnln- Ia ,Lou mhwivau(m and n Isla r kir %uur .ht)wn -nu,c.III In inic v%t-nin e 1shaw•a -- January 8, 1997 J M M „w �• �Irirl tii �nh. ^t:nn cnlranrt• I� INt•r SAM 9h00 pile Afar -Pickering --January 14, 1997 .,. �.tlhlu �In�dU,.dcicnal. Ivl1 \\linr� k�.IJ I'Irhrnn;; G:I►o 8.30 pm Pickering Town Centre -- January 17 dr 18, 1997 I „ i I I .aui,ti Iruln chi• IAKIV SI 10P Friday: 10:00 am • 9.00 pm Saurrday: 9.30 am - (x00 pm Call today for hire infforntation at (905) 721-3052 Educanng You for the Real World. THis WEEK VNewsAdyerkr Nodhamberlaud NEWS AUC110NGOERill Dufiam REgiop iesitls z now gel, up-fAafe AUCTION LISTINGS Na our new tcaled phone fines All ata ooties dal n pubiisV io ori of our pubfia6ons wil atmafically be lisled on his pha� sae. Fot Won P .P rr b � �t IJ /I Q Tien you onwa o Wsehold goods, tools or fwtutule tttto � [aslt t1Nh a gatage sale— with die help of the &mW ads. Attract dte vial i fe" for a si am" stir-people--widl an ad dot rude hlladteds of dedlnted wr sale shoppers tt>* If's fhe wast la SOODSS, a1d if s llbllf i11 die dasiW ads. 683-0107 FAL 579-2238 oRoll. u E 798.7672 News Advertiser k111'nq kmil 1,0e, 1USY WAT5Iffl,1111 will, -HERE'S HOW IT WORKS - 1 F,ur 19 AA ad is published fa 4 cerLTCJliVe be Tfe rale is band on the highev priced Item m the ad. $00 $99"......,...,,..,..,,.....$10 + GST 00- $199v .........................$15 + GST $200. $29r ................•........575. G T S $300 - S3r....................... $35 + GST $X00.54l99...... .............. _$45 + GST ihrse ai t are rui roinda* aria akwilizi vr4 r1wt i ,t sub To tn-e rru an idea. dleck hs example RV & refngntor 6 2 Mean :Ila �I- gel :Iran ntiUhe1)1-(,`I'1&jir!heyhre err 1U41ll 1., 1. kor, ULLA: ',r.,,, VR FRE IPP z P) .1R7("i` i-1lr)Vu F4 011' S89 - CK I pilel News Advertiser 78_3-0707 � MM=fai0on HOW ARE WE DOING' ■ r N The ThiS WWk%%6 Ads d6ff C}MliBd DITArient ■ s oxrhrrhfedb plh7r[ Olr Cib1 iTlelS Y1�h the begt x possible set eNoe.Vlre*Cu1o1XWol&prmardd ■ !E response b the quesfors below, ■ 1. Was your tall answered promptly? ■ ■ ■ ■ Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ service? ■ ■ ■ Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ ■ ■ Suggestions or oonlnlents: ■ ■ ■ We would like to hear from you ■ ■ If you prefer, ■ please contact Fred Eismont ■ at 576-9335, or 6SH707 or fill out this coupon ■ and mail to: ■ Classified Departdment ■ P.O. Box 481 ■ 865 Farewell St. ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ LIN 7L5 ■ ■ 'Your satisbction is ft measure of our suaaess' ■ THE NEWS ADVER•rrSER SATURDAY, JANUARY 4,11997 -PAGE 35 FO 'qq At0britising m0_6ature DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS Caseent (9o5) 579-2222 DHUNGE m Complete Selection of TILT -ACTION Vinyl Windows 8 Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY & BOW WINDOWS INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS •STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS T0961%NX00 WAYNE HUTCHINSON `INS 1.0.1579-2222 Winter is the perfect time for home renovations b -v Gunther Ivens ,4a.skets ana fine cjgt_• Experience The ,lo% and (;lad Tidings of the Holiday Season -with (;ift Baskets $21 y, and up DELIVERY ACROSS NORTH AMERICA FAX • DUCT llrlcCLEANING $19.95 Main + $6 per vent • Snake System.200Psi CARPET dl UPHOLSTERY CUSTOMISED PACKAGES From x39% • Work guaranteed • Insured & Bonded • Serving the cleaning industry since 1986 Residential / Commercial (416) 321-1974 = so 44 SKIGHT THE BRIGHT IDEA A HOME IMPROVEMENTS IDFA SPECIALIZING IN: • 100% vinyl & aluminum windows • roofing and repairs • soffit, fascia & eavestrough • hard wood flooring • basement rec rooms or apartments CALL BILL WAITE 905 420-4820 1800 249-7111 *SPECIAL' 1001/. VINYL WINDOWS FREE LOW 'E AND ARGON AND NO GST UNTIL 31, DEC. 96 P DUCT CLEANING & CHIMNEY SWEEP tndulta 0 how -"i no Nddm aft Per shr4ord PAw NIoN Glar>wlleed GST iXJ■� fc SLhMoe Method • 200 PSI CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY $59.95 RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL Snake method used (416)282-3292 Gunther Ivens is well known all over Durham and York Regions as well as Scarborough where he has done everything from moving a wall to building a custom home. Now that the cold weather Is here, its day so you won't even know we were time to start thinking about those indoor there." home renovation projects. Regardless of what �- ou want whether How about a new kitchen or bathroom' it's a small job or a large project done. he If you're basement still isn't finished, a rec will meet with you to di,,cuss Choice,, for room will be a great place to spend time fixtures, cabinets, floor co%erin2s and this winter. amthing else to make the finished project You can also turn that basement into an exactly what }uu emi,,ioned. apartment and have a private entrance huilt. Gunther Ivens Contracting has been renovating homes for more than 45 years and during that time has built a solid reputation for quality work at eery competitive prices. His reputation is well known all over Durham and York Regions as well as Scarborough where he has done everything from moving a wall to building a custom home. "This is the time of year when people start thinking about improving the interior of their homes," says Gunther. "They spend more time indoors and think about ideas on how they want to enhance their decor." He sets high standards for each job and ensures that it's done to the complete It' you want a new bathroom or kitchen he will take care of all of the details including the electrical and plumhin work which is done h-, trusted tradespeople he's worked with for more than 0 years. When it comes to building a recreation room. Gunther will mo -,e walls. put up drywall and paneling, ha%c flooring installed and if necessar,, build a sub floor. He always comes up with a winning design for his customer's reno%ation project after building on their ideas. He then takes these ideas to Agincourt Design Service for the creation of the final plans. Gunther has used their talented services for the past 25 years and besides the plans they also take care of the various permits and paperwork necessary to complete a job. satisfaction of his customers. Today you don't have to move to a new "I give my customers superior home when you can transform the one you j workmanship and guarantee it 100 per have into something great. cent," says Gunther. "We are very So call Gunther for a free estimate at efficient, arrive on time and clean up each (905) 839-0681. If We Could Show You A Way To Have Unlimited Long Distance, Without Writing A Cheque At T, The End Of The { Month Would That Interest You:' J.W. Rock & Associates Intemational Marketing Winter Woodworking I � Courses at 7 be Carpe nive's Square TQ Do-IFVow-Aq W'eedwarkiw■ skep Intro to Woodworking Jan, 20tn Furniture/Cabinet Making Jan 7th AMWO Build a Blanket Box Jan 8th a�� Finishing Techniques Jan 16&23 AIM K 1 ds Woodwork i ng Camp Jun%Feb Call for Details 905-683-6003 tAAC. Cle-neui.t� Ru.AaJ - Hiuke•i e*W PAGE 34 -THE NEWS AMERTISER SATURUAY,.1ANUARY 4. 1947 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 QVXMOND S.y1,tvp rV DIAMOND SHINE 19o51619-2899 nt W..I—y Rd 5 Unn A. Al.. 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"`7uoanac',er, while ^"`ale. consideredattractive :.- trebtw'Orthy Seeking hon- �' and kind viwidower • a poshw N. k. g Outl0000d m -se of huor. a warm smia ,'Kl who :s hwrdh tx,' not a ...t Reply d you haw the .rime interests BOX 73135 VERY LONELY WIDOW .uric: r.y reading. wn!mq. I!we and people Lool,mq for mwam.91uI relationship. - •"Khr first BOX 73301 TIME TOGETHER enjoys ` kin swmnetr-•es .grnnq ;a,-,rx; and gavel "es ;waking to, a tall, nor. - Ok professional an :.inte te,esd in spendmy Iogeme' Repke, hom '1•'.,nht"Iand County only X ?tJ99 THE REAL THING •�ntaenl 1- IC 5:,. dUi1 of life 'anre.; employed. nor -- lk.n ,r.notanaW secure My"..^:,s and look:nq it. a • • IInr reabonship' ^' 36 'her of one. `.4 •WI lig 1. Cans,dered beautiful and lowing Cotbowg area 7X 23-300 ARE YOU OUT THERE' . •sv going quv wen a 9000 .. nsl, of ^omni ,uric -'joys . oil comnencanr„'" a unq 47 57-,%W amacbw. +'Mbonate, enjoy dining • +"Crkj 'he "'1000r16. mores .' 9,A' ',mw., at home SO7i i 58 OSHAWA RESIDENT le-"... ..Ir .., ver- -- I bn.c eyk" `-"1M 111"";N. rave 1v ud a 1 - Seek a '.clic 9: y •ace. wec n !II and kk-S'.. ..w tun BOX '2793 STARTING OVER •' '•yesvonal - -.0 w•"rr female and few. 58- win brown uw ,dhazer eye, 1_* a '-are w•c .-'joys a 1,11W Oft �, rvnry - 6 ;-d1nq, endertarwny am :..et nines of Home as e '1 ,X •'.584 SEEK SPECIAL MALE ., eyes is %eiK q ~'arw.sl 455; 5 I >r talk, ., k Wyle, whc „ a rip' r tun -ny- romw,- %am Bone, io t eat me spit ..a lets talk BOX ?0'248 .ET'S LAUGH L HAVE :I„ Ingle whine 32 n kat figited wan '.A. and eyes ndeptn- i. .,per and hoest Enjoy octdoors. quiet evening, I a low animals Seek A w•.1e •mak vend ,an4ar nler, .I. a sense of hlerfor a l .eS :c augr like 00' BOX 288 SEEK CARIBBEAN MAN -n,a, - -.,.art An ale. 5 8- 1 14� Ds. gentle . happy Look-, 1w a sin 7w ion srroku,y ^..,k. 40 to who U ahei_1._nate to, "•1a%n4; and a possible red .,..,,ship Enjoy travelingquiet I... -.9s and more BOX TRUE ROMANTIC A:: ! .e single wr„te Itmaie. to : eye, and blonde hat. 36 r E - tic dependents enjoy cottage country sentimental arld %tutted arwIkj%-ouio!S too a man who has srroar inlefests honest and caring BOX 11,656 WANT HONEST GUY 24 year old female seelung a male with, shaved read, gda leegreerudue eyes. 24 to 30 I enjoy dancling. outdoors and much more BOX 17938 GOOD DUALITIES Separated Anglo-Inic an seek ing an honest and sincere comparvon win a sense of humor who likes dancing, socializing. and quality Arte at htorre. Late 30s to mod -40's. BOX 20305 KATHY LEE LOOK-ALKE 42, 5'6', nm smoker, sell employed. tall L.ocitu g for a tall. protessioral. white. ataac- tive gentleman BOX 20310 WANTED: ONE GOOD MAN 40 year old while leimale. 5'6' and 140 ponds. Looking for that special man to spoil, part, per. and enjoy Ides pleasures. Lookng lot a man, 40 to 45, who is up honest and sincere. Enjoy dining out. dancing. moonlight walks, and more. BOX 13480 NEW IN TOWN 18 year old single white female who enjoys sports. more hockey. and re I'm new to the area and I'm looking to someone to show Rte around. If you Ye interested. please leave me a message BOX 15319 GUY WITHGOATEE year ar -c1alem 1 ng a c ,eki attractive me wrath shaver: .head. blue or green eves and goatee between 2S and30 Loves outdoor actrvmes. SpartS. good Sense of humor Please reply BOX 1'937 C06OURG AREA Ful: '�gof-s,onal lethal, 26. 1 ,ancauy and emor,onaly secure Enjoy ow doors. movies and laugnog Seeking single male. 25 to 4C Single lathers weIL01ne BOX 23286 BIG ON LIFE Anra;a:ve blz,* m,a 205. sin gle mother who ,s sell assured and loves tie Seeks ;, tan humorous mahre wn,te 'hale- for friendship and pcs„blit Passion BOX 21389 FRIENDS FIRST Ta. a -I.- look - , n9 to, a pt^tesvona! gale. 3(' to 35, w,•:• is seeking a nc Strings attached reiahonsn,p Nc'lead gamesBOX •7'6• SEEK A SPECIAL MAN An'a,.. n 4- .A, I„ .. 54 .., pounds Enfcir gavel ray. nehnesdancing_ and quiet times Look: -+.;'.w a ,man 5C Ir 60 vent^ v»rifer-t% rcr a longi .,» -e:a; on%h,p BOX 17638 PASSIONATE WOMAN r a :le black '-r-»w, with a sim to tried ,,,, hu,ir'. -» set, amu,ed adventurous. pretty and vivacious Look-+; Iw a tell. rnr-hwous. ahrartiw white male for t e icstwp and posy- bdv "are BOX ?324;1 SERIOUS CALLERS ONLY .I I i' : ,r j, M R.-» „ ,. 01 nine JMk,rw; a m..r, 40. lot a fav; !-, ,eaten shy Must tri consmletate k.M anech.,nale employed arv: owe kids Box:,5{, DEAR SANTA 4 • - . ' .- -1 ,r,gle wrvle hwhate It, A neat t d gofa N want kr --.3mA, , a -,gk• white m,aie 25 to 35 will. "ncNs camping b ikki g, treat ng a lady wm. --sp-1 and understanding -Max x'(276 SEEK SOMEONE SPECIAL prwvl 15 wto 36, it • , )-ree, akUnshp whit ,r K•nr% me outdoor, oafe' 'ughh At home d ll out. dark nq. and more Steve amen, ww cone smoke, and I or :A oink" Am hor.est. have a grew -w Of humor. rice pnswiaary. oc head games BOX 23284 FRIENDS FIRST Anna: taw ter,aie,s .k.ng pro. kssiwui mise. K3`wr,c ,s caring and outgoing Friendship t,rst NL head games BOX '2762 SOMEONE SPECIAL 56' 'e -. •-may% darcing and much more Seek,nr; a special mane. 25 w V hor hardship Saul drake• are line BOX '2763 SINGLE MOM claming and que:'f evere:wy, at home Seeking someone %peciai Want s .-one 25 35. smuk✓., and socw dnker BOX 127'4 LOVE THE OUTDOORS F male n u:e.k,rg mia... w1„ , honest aid! sir v.e,e Enjuy Ire ou ldoors boaurig etc Want, someone who likes It. sante BOX 15285 GIVE A CALL i' Ira, ofd ler-..e Likes lu ane out Seek,r.y c.asua rea- bonsrup Gore a call BOX 15292 NO DEPENDENTS Attractive s,ny, wane lemak, 36. 5'6' Like dancing. music outdoors, stuffed antral, Seeing honest, caring. antic tionate male who wants a long -lean relajwnshrp BOX 17583 LIKE TO BE NEEDED Female. 5'7. 170 lbs, seeing black male. 4310 50. 5 10' and up Non-smoket Someone for ambo with good sense of tknur, who likes to be need- ed BOX 20216 SEEK ATTRACTIVE GUY 31 year old single white morn. See" adractrve tall make 3C to 38. who is employed. hon- est and affectionate. BOX 20257 COUNTRYWALKS 29, 5'6'. full figured, brow ni brown, singe mother, enjoy country mutac, during out and long walks Seeking a inn 30 to 35. al, good look- ing and romaretc.. BOX 15265 RENAISSANCE MAN Professional single mother of two with a good sense of sed I have a passion lair life and an adventurous streak I in ready to explore a relationship with a Bena,sswice, man, 37 to 50, who is gro(Xded, spiritual, and equipped to tackle he's chat. lenges EOX 21334 SII4GLE SELF EMPLOYED Red ratted. green eyed woman dives ouldoors. danc ,ng, theatre Seeking single mae 38 to 46 BOX 23153 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... 1;1N=ffLT0U,r5 FREE Personal ;fid FREE Voice Greeting; LOOKING TO DANCE Tall 46 year old divorced lerrale looking nor a tan. male friend to go to parties and dances withI eniov cards. board games. N, carts. read Ing and walking BOX 21333 PETITE BRUNETTE 11M,-r'.i!r.n Fr,k-r Pea,cte n Cobourg. with cute shape pars. sesses area! personalty, unique o,abbes Looking for hendSh,p with ran sicking, single or widowed vinde male. 45 to 55 511" established. with mnoral5 and a conscience BOX 23761 ENERGETIC FEMALE 31 n' a ,Id sni;,e 1� hale 52' witha mediur• blwid Enjoy sports, vdleYDal: and more Look,,),; for an anracnve s,ngle mala w •, similar inleresm. for trwndsNr first BOX 15!178 ARE YOU MR. RIGHT7 eulyc�nq, good sense c' humor. persdnallty. good pane, liar ntry western music. no 'll'peraenls. -stat fishedchanwg, and a good Wltd' Then you must be him' What you 11 get is a good pad,- age BOX 31-99 SLIM 6 INTELLIGENT %,. I --I,. -na,m9 nut qo',q. "'.: xtsw,ak!Y sense of humor non vnok, , r^u,,g 49 w -n . sablishe,: no depenaen'% Enjoy, »lout. dancing. ,;ampirg. the good lee great outdoors. . any Other interests BOX 318(c SAME INTERESTS Att-a :i.. . 4 reN ),: te.naie. `' 4 and physically M Enjoy outdoors. Oa -eq. cudsng and more Seeking %orheore w,!" yrhilar interests BOX 1515;; WARM HEARTED 'rya.'-.colI- exit single win,:.. weriaie 4Seeking a :,,ishan male must be out - 9onq and enjoy spurs. farrnly and pets Seeking yr.•dsny pass", more Box 201 n1 WANT TO SHARE LIFE r - roa• '.•d •„ If i,q,' is L -rule. 5'5' win' t.- "Yes Enjoy ,ray, lain ,path bingo quiel eve loyp At risme and going out SE01ol A utak wrr• the same intere,h lex a ung term reahorel BOX 1';;22 COULD YOU BE mm, Seeking A »ule wrir. .•,u0ys musk. sports. NASCAR mloto,cyces. dines or two, etc I am a tail. beautiful blonde divorcee BOX 17436 RECENTLY SEPARATED Recency wparajedd-I'W five mother of on. 25. S'- t X, los Would like h; creel a man .no enjoys '. erlprng, hahirg, riovies and quiet rugnts at home Preler someone 25 to 35 BOX 23156 ENJOYING LIFE 3' r• yd -9k- ,,it. mother 5'1(-.M and ArVactrw Seeking mak to stare We we) H..w good sense of hitnor enjoy outdoors and sports No v,eaq Gaines BOX 17437 SOMEONE SPECIAL " :r, -k ; 10• you 'I you are 5Lor eve, ,00k,rq lex aCbc- twate, lovable hugs and kisses kind of woman. you" louna her am medntn sized and enjoy Me, augMet. and quiet hetes with someone spe- cial BOX 23263 NEW IN THE AREA 37 e „a single white femaj mown eyes brown hair rfevv to area Espy coorung KIM and klrg walks Seekinq ur•neone to start over with BOX 12533 SIMPLE THINGS 4L, in old terraie Seeking Trak win. good sense of humor who enjoys the outdoors. quiet Oin- hers aria life n general BOX 17442 HERE 1 AM! Attractive, single, umptoyed lernak, K. short blonde raw. green eyes. 5'9', adventurous, Open and tamest. 1 enjoy kids, working out, dancag arurg, Poo, travel, sports, lust about anything So please, attractive single males, Leave message in my box Sudbury area BOX 23258 SPONTANEOUS LADY 27 year old lemale. 5'6', 130 pounds, blonde half, hazel eyes. employed, enjoy horse back rid", ,dining out. Looking tor a single white man, sponaroous and tun to be wrM BOX 20035 LIFELONG LOVE Attractive single whhe mom in my rive 40's. Looking kill that very special, old fashioned male for a beg term relation. ship Serious inquiries only, BOX 149% NO HEAD GAMES 43 year old, professional write. temak, 56', 150 lbs. ran smoker, down to earth, honest and sincere, ewc. Enjoy dining out. travelog. live he. alre. long waks, dancing. talks and quiet ernes Seek a white male. intelligent, ion smoking, professional and at least 5' 10' :of a nanogamom relabon- shp BOX 18426 WARD CLEAVER TYPE 30 year No Attractive female, 5 5- with a slim build I hon- est and caring with a big heart Enjoy sports. navies, music, reading. long ,calks. and more Looking to( an active, honest, ntHllge,t aria clown to earth male web a good sense o1 humor Single fathers web come NO smokers please BOX 14565 GRACIOUS LADY Petge blonde female e_ Iovs ddiffi , traveong dining. romantic emings, and more Looking tcv a fall gentleman. 49 to ti3 for friendship L30X ,731 BIG IS BEAUTIFUL s.rglr enc^ : I ,r..k ng sn- gfe male to erjuy life with like the outdoors, incise.- and lows to dance. non Smknke• :Ingle fathers welcome BOX !'321 JUST BEING MYSELF Peul,. lad,, i-.,' , s . s enlevs biking nwhg. dancing, skiing an,t »•any offe, Interests, hrn- e%:. sincere. trustworthy See.irg gentleman war sr - at interests Honesty ano tr lSt a most Social drinker only and •iom srncium BOX SEEKING SPECIAL MALE (let,. I . 1 and S : iii nnne,l "wismmire• ca,oq. patient rumors Uc rias guc,a sense of rumor and wants to keel needed Enjoys country rock r . dancing, outdoors, nature I've n Colebrook Meet me over lunch to see if we are compatible Bob of 46. with IS year old daugMe, wauid you please phone back"' v;,,,, prion number did rot r -.sed BOX 23198 LET STALK K,nr, d,-- . .fai genet. rrellechaa' ^leasani. ran sreok,og lemaee. 24. enjoys shmuiaing conversation calks, dancingmusic. read ig pets and or gan,zabon Seeks down Ic earth +rte4- gent caring. loving sincere mace, i4 in 31, tr• virrulair "nerests BOX 232,. CALL SOON. GUYS Single Ii,,1"s, I -».,,ie 21 enjoys going out lo, walks out to movies. Playing garws candlelight dreier. and Vor,ll Out to BmegO ',-king an amractive crab. 71 to 25 www, wnKvs eine sane 'eferests a, me It that is youcall m: ASAP BOX 23!57 EARLY XMAS PRESENT e you Vill tIfelr w r. hue and MlppirM63, live', why rrae until Christ aso Sng,e mpm. 35. employed. honest. roma, kc. loyal, looking fair Mr Riot. 35 to 45employed. hue romantic. good sense of tumor BOX 23147 SEEKING SOULMATE Emplcy.e, s,ngw white female 25. keg lack lar. Slim Lool ri j lor an nde en. dant. snce•e tall, son, dark hared mak. 23 to 30, who wants a loving. Committed reabonslwp BOX 23142 ENJOYS SIMPLE LIFE S,r qke Sa ` very petite. young at heal. enjoys out - dos, country and SO'% muse. dw" and da cirig, socahz Ing, with good sere of hirnor Looking for sincere reason- ship eakp,ship No head games BOX 23139 BOWLING ANYONE? Looking for while male. 40 and 45. Must ave chWren. enjoy meeting other people. ,s ca- nq. easy going and honest as also ow tobowl am 56 . 12545. snarl blonde bar, hazel eyes BOX 23134 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. NO ONE'S PERFECT! Seeking a caring, full fig- ured termale 30 to 40. Pm a non smoking, non drinking, honest, heavy set man. Oshawa area please, BOX 12795 LET WE KNOW! 38 yr old Strtgfe male seeking a bored, anactied tema!e. Ward someone for nun. dts' creel erconlers. BOX 128M BELIEVE N LOVE_ non war! 160 b, good k1ok- ig. never marred, chkoess. Occasional drinking, single white male. 36, very young at heart, mature. responsible and Pla U Seeking an anrac- five, slim to medium built wmae to be my trfend and lover... BOX 12824 TRUELOVE 19 yr old. good too". 5'6'. 125 Ib male. Seeking an attractive white feriae 18 to 21. who doesnl play games and wants a bvng relation. ship BOX 12862 POSSIBILITIES HERE! 6 Oshawa man seeking a Petrie. tun single woman who doesn't play gams. Kids okay BOX 13166 YOU WILL BE A WINNER Very wi. caring. single white male 62'. 160 IM Love cooking and cleaning Seeking a single white lemale 30 to 48, sllm to medium built, lot friend ship or relationship BOX 15,167 SEEKING LADIES For ' a,w1 discreet tines. Age. rate unimportant Most be into tun and enjoyable hetes Cal and leave name and number and times to can. I will get back 1-, ytv as soon as ; can BOX ,?:a13 WANTED.-. ladi- 1c explore the playful side of hie Age and race will - Portant Give me a can if you wruia like to talk with me sometme BOX 73302 YOU ARE CURIOUS Earl, 3,', 'all mai., amlethc ano aaventurous LO -q In, a do"Y last Single BI ter naw to tuna) both our tantas,es Discretion and cleankness a must Will answer all BOX 23298 MYSTIFYINGLY UNIQUE Heah^ -'s. i,_e ,Ilv Win, 45. vndepenoeol hoan c,asy secure. dean and w eC five male On occasion. deares to generously pamper a ,adv Of quality and sen respect you may be ink. one. Let's alk HOx 23294 SLEEPLESS IN COSOURG 41 r»A, ^I(I 'a -t one Emlcy ',Xkey walking. movies. cuok,ng, music quer erehl ,r -lance and humor Lookw,g fur a kvrule vera, s,ma' :merest BOX 2 17y, KIND a SINCERE MAN S t 1 • w•th Drown bra and eyes r'.` ,.. h;rwvlM aril jour wig a career in yaw enkme rent Seeking trial Specal someone who % Caring, floc.. est aha ho acre BOX 1,)941 SOFT SPOKEN MALE Single w^,1.. ^.n.,. ••' y, uld ano win,. •.as sow! Wow., naw and L,,- eyes I am. looking for a sJw white le ak, 18 1. 20 who :% %l,m and enngehc BOX 175;', EROTIC TIMES Clean dscr..-, k sorreehwg gentleman seeks attrabve. adventwovs lady kX ruin times BOX 214ng WAITING FOR ADOPTION -� v ,rlere,nng, '2 nig, open mwoed man. ri my Falk 30'%. 61 husky bold, IgM brown hon. blue eyes and Short beard Loc o g kN an attractive aha owing lady wro enjoys doing hr+ ergs as a couple BOX 23293 LONG TERM LOVE 4Ln red, r,w r ^ 18C pond singe rnajo. Loolo g br a long temp reabo -trip wan no head games or ties Enjoy long ,marl. ,ro arnic fanners, coun- try lancrng, aril more It you re ,ntereSkta. Please leave me a message BOX 1 Oµ4 YOUNG AT HEART P,,,-imy 5` rear od. 5'6' singe mae. Enjoy She outdoors. 50 s music. socializnq. and more Looking lex a serous relation ship No head games BOX 15364 SMMLIR NTERESTS1 51C' 165 pound single stale seekrtg a woman who D n shape. enjoys the outdoors. sill - Ing, the rfighere. and more n youie rNerestedpease leave me a message BOX 15314 LETS HAVE FUN!!! 30 year ad white male. 511', and 150 pounds Enjoy dant. mg. "walks. movies. wank ng out, swimming, and more Lookup for an attractive while ferrale. 27 to 35. with a sim to medium build, la lun and more. BOX 15324 A SPECIAL MAN Callng and affectionate 65', 185 Pound single ^hate. Enjoy movies, dining out, traveling. arwrals, and more. Looking kit a special lady, 25 to 45, with a sense of humor who hires to took arta knows how to treat her man. BOX 15326 OUIET ANO SOY MALE 24 year old, 6', single, weave male seeking a spectal pool. woman. Enjoy po, cards, reading romance and more. 8 you're kllaested, please leave m a message. BOX 15329 TIME TO SHARE 30 yew old mate. 6'. 185 lbs Seeking someone under 30 yeas of age and less than 135 Pounds for companion and lover. BOX 15332 IT'S PARTYTNIE 6'1' single mate went blonde hair and hazel eyes. Looking fa a Iemale, 19 to 21, who erjoys sports, dance clubs, and having fun. If this is you, give me a cad BOX 15431 FRIENDS FIRST 49 year old male, 5'8', 160 lbs Likes to wok out and ride "of cycles. Seeking Inend- sxp that can lead to relation- srvp. Give me a call, and ers see if we are compatible. BOX 15436 LET'S SHARE PARADISE 30 yea, W male. 511-. 190 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes Seeking a lady between 25 to 32 to share life 1 live In the country Have hiss- es and dogs and lots of peace and quiet BOX 17584 SHARE SAME INTERESTS 30 Year old white male 5-11- 15o IbS.. snoulder length brown hair, smoker, likes to dance. movies. and %w,m- m,og Looting for attractive leniale between 2735. slim to medium build. who share same Interests BOX 20296 SEMI PROFESSIONAL S,ngi, ,hire 40 yea, old with asp'rahons he leads a very time managed lite Enjoys reading. outdoors, cottage life and all seasons Looking of 21-^4 year old single while female with no dependents. BOX 23291 THE PARTY TYPE While I-II x ,; to, white temafe. 18 to 20. fair run bees going out having tun, par". and cuddling BOX 23292 A GOOD LISTENER Kind -71t, while naie enjoys reading Nang. camlprg. talk mg, long alk% and nate Looking for a young lady. 19 to 25, with sirfwaf merest, It this is you. feel free to leave rte a message Non smoke, and drinker BOX 31726 KIND HEARTED GUY While c'ofeswxar with 8 year old son yo„ny 5C %. 5-5-. and 150 pounds Aid snEnjoy, E joy, caring anhfoors. long warks. quet arnes ora cruises Strong family vai non smoker occasional drnke,ht. financially settle Looking br a ht, attractive. shim +nice lady. 40 to 50. who is atsa h ancWry secure, to, an rarest. serous Icng farm feakdWep BOX 31792 LETS TALK 40 au• --g discrete corman,onsh,P woth *,,are wn,, may be mssng some- m,n,; her fele Dtscreuton a must BOX 23288 NEED ATTENTION Ar- ya, a f.+'Lak: sero,rg a to, very drsr:reet, attrarY,- major who m open winded and war,q to plwase7 Tran fes attached I . 39. would like to meet you. Preen attached female. 35 b 50. but seed Single okay Discretion assured. BOX 23289 WTELLIGENT EUROPEAN Single while mace. 5 10 . I S; VA . 38, ooki g tar down lc eweh corrlparnon. 25 to 40. physically and mentally, M. I love ee deep« Ihrgs nIda. a g Wankim mechac nis, ad also enjoy ee great outdoors and ndoor romance Am debt MM and have a good job. BOX 23287 STILL A SPORT To as adies a-vierlfg •Swe a Spurr. a deal k,cl,er ,s some, am thats no honest. serk- menta a z sere, the finest QuaMles at a I" I need a Lady BOD( 23169 DISCREET TIMES Weare a s,.we clean cou- pe around N* 30s. seeking other attractive couples for discreet encounters. Al calls retuned BOX 21384 NO PRESSURE GENT Single. young 40,sh gent. kill" to meet. in a no pres. sure. no strings attached W. III a sm, rain smoking. hon. est. caring Lady for occavonal dances. diner. etc. I m 58'. 180 Ws. brown eyes, outgoing ca,ng BOX 21388 LONELY GUY Male. 21. looting for a female, 19 to 24, for possible ie4nbon. ship. Interests water/Cross country ska g and motorcy- cles. BOX 23283 YOUR DREAM DATE I'm a dale, 29, with brown half, bi eyes, 6'. 180Ibs, who is seeking a dice young Chd1 who is into dreg, dancing. movies,is very cute and attractive. Please, with no has - nations. make me your dream date. I am the one that you �.1�23285 about tatwa PHYSICAL FITNESS 23 year old male Pies sports, works out. Seeking female pphysicaf�fieye s, BOlikes X112749d SINGLE WHITE WALE 30 year old wqe whise mate. full III employment. Lille out- doors and sports. 511', 160 lbs Seeking attractive single wdate temwe 25 to 30, to settle down with. Want someone who is honest, Caring and a non-smoker. BOX 15267 LET'S ENJOY LIFE Single male seeking a blonde female with blue eyes to enjoy life with. Enjoy sports and much Aare. It you're interest- ed, please call. BOX 15275 ATTRACTIVE FEMALE Male seeking a very attractive female. 18 to 20, who likes nxs,c and spats. Non smok- er BOX 15276 To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. To respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 per minute. You rust be 18 or older. with Tu11rh'T I NEW Ads ! LET'S TRAVEL Professional male seeking professional female who likes to travel. It you enjoy this, g,w me a can BOX 15278 MUST BE EDUCATED Maya aye 74 nev, to area - Seek,rg temale 23 to 27. edu. cated. who works in business ertnronment. and tikes to trav- el BOX 15260 SEEKS MATURE WOMAN Male, age it. seeking huh✓e woman for discreet encounter BOX 15281 GET IN TOUCH 24 yea' III! -hnshan male seeking otellgem Christian temsle for a possible relation ship Get in touch BOX 15290 FMENOSHW FIRST 52 year -alit SP- dwonxd -ale win a nidi, Wad Enjoy dancing. tire" out. country musk. and nail Looking to, a female. 45 to 50. for frierasrp and a possrow relationship BOX 17543 FULL -FIGURED FEMALE Single wide male seekmq full Iguned lemale lot cl-reef, casual encounters BOX 176N HONESTY IS IMPORTANT 35 war old whit, --*. r,gr neer, tach« of thiel. new to area. 160 los Seeking long- term reatorship Warr some - on no s caring, s,ncae. honest and respecttul BOX 20251 LETS TALK Male -eilnq honest relation - Ship Likes ferWes of Latin orjp, It mrd ,s you, lets fake ROX 20251 CHRISTIAN MALE 35 years Ild •, -wmvtd. No dependf-1, op hg to 'reel Chratan lemnale. with m dependents, to share in love and feta BOX 21364 SERIOUS IN LOVE Unversit r ed -41.0 ,, 185 t6. 29. 411NOW good ddtir j Silly ge write make Looking br a strong la W. M. employed and won no drepenow ts. I behave in romance. poetry alld com, passion BOX 12622 NO BAGGAGE White chole. 510'. 27. donde,bhw. great shape. enjoy outdoor sports, drag out and tun. Searching for an Attractive. slim and in great shape. 21 10 27 Iemak, down to earth BOX 15233 WHERE ARE YOU Employed divorced white male. 38. 6. 245. brown,brown smoker occa- srOnal drink Seart7Kng lar a lsrrtWe 28 to 38 plus for a t erdsnip and possibly more. BOX 15259 LONELY NOT DESPERATE Ce"ced father. 39. Ion: cu, Jody of two chddren. 5 11' 180 bs, non smoker and employed See" a %pecan Lady to enjoy Acbveies logeth. et Single mothers welcome: not Into bar sten, honesty at all times Please BOX 21346 ONE NIGHT STANDS Mak. 34. looking or single lemale. 19 to 33, lor alter noon or evert" discreet ercoun len I am ite one to talk to. Please leave name and num- ber, and I It get back to you as soon as possible. BO): 31769 CALL ANYTIME! 22 year old make see" a single white female for dis- creet encounters. Hope to hear from you soon BOX 17559 HEART OF GOLD Down to awth 31 year old, 51', 217 pound singe nae with brown haw and eyes. Enjoy quiet Ines at home, music. wakS in the park, and more- Looking for a single lernale, 25 to 35. with finder Interests, BOX 15195 EMPLOVED YALE 5'10» mals. blonde flair, Was eves. Ow-moy M. ilarc+a!N ��good sense �a f11tr110r 6ekrq. oaankg emae who is finan- cially secure We Satre nter- esis. BOK 21324 SOFT HEARTED GUY Single. while male, 40: but looks younger, nnediun buiill, 59', 165111 tion smoke. Like vralUluq moves, CLaYug pod, INeg, enc. Lookup fora tion snokirg, single while ernew, 25 to 40, sin to medium build, with same interests. BOX 23276 SNGLE WHITE MALE 54 yews young with no depen- dents. Enjoy boating, It hilg, camping. dining oul. dancing and quiet times. Non smaller and non drinker. Seeking lemae, medium build, employed and headhy with same interests, 45 to 55 BOX 23278 LET'S HAVE FUN Sports minded 33 year old. 6' male seeking a female. 29 to 35. for discreet meetings It you re interested. please leave me a message All calls returned BOX 17469 NEW TO THE AREA 21 veal old single while male, 5 8-. and 185 pounds. Looking for a single white or black female. 19 to 25. veno enjoys sports, quiet evening at home. movies. and Inc dining If you might be interested. leave me a message F30X 12649 STARTING OVER Eniov spirts, mncwies. theatre. auto racing, and more I'm self employed, have four grown Children and own my own hone In the country. Looking for a wwnan to sr. ••., my rater" esis with and to be a friend It you think you can ht the bill .give inn! a call BOX 15871 GOOD LOOKING r_,n.v: looking establ"nod gen- tleman, 52, new to Pckermg area Seeking attractive, com municatrve lady. 42 to 49. (Or :org term retal,wnship Enjoy the slower Pace Hobbies are reading. music, and nature BOX 31797 a;p Cala 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. SEEKING THE SAME 5''-s? Ib. goA ,oi ktrV. straght tacurg and iookng. Gay mane 23 Seeking arnoet- e good lookrg. C',ay a Bi crane t8 to 23 lex decreer arcane«s BOD( 12WO A 9GS MAN Mace v`. rah SC v, W a 90's nun sewn a lernae up to 35 years old as a comparison for sail l lurctio- ano week ends BOX 20296 CREATIVELY PLAYFUL Attractive 17 yea old. sv,Iye, while fnate, clean. d icreet. 5 7' 145 lbs seeks arot ei mala BOX 15438 VARIED INTERESTS 33 yea aid. 62. 140 lbs.• Drown hair. clean shaven male ,coking for someone 10-35 to spend cold. wnbr everwlyt with Enjoy moves, music, computers, etc BOX 17651 JUST FOR FUN 36 yea old. 6. 180 pound BI blAi k male Seeking anofer IN of Gay male br nun and trisrdship BOX 20266 DAYTIME FUN Blau rale seeking another black or wrme male. up to 35. for tun and trwdsrhp BOX 17565 JUST FOR FUN 5'10- average bull B, mate looking fail someone to have M with If you we interest- ed.. call' BOX 17549 TALL GENTLEMAN Clean coy mak. 61'. looking to meet same for discreet, advert Brous enccunlen BOX 31801 IM MALE WANTED Couple in 40's see" Ek male for discreet encounters. Cleanliness and discretion a must. BOX 17514 LET'S CENT CHAT 25 year old. 61' male. Seeking someone that enjoys walking. conversation and that beach. BOX 20127 L.ErS CONNECT Marred. slim. 5'6', 120 poured bi male seeking another bi nae, 18.45. BOX 17490 SEEXM MR.SM10EFKTT Thirty sipmeUeg prolsellac tal nae seeking the same. 35 to 55. Seeking a lag 1wm corn. milted relationship with no head W- hockey. Quiet joy � t romart u e milial at home. Ir11Messad? BOK 31793 WEEK ENDS 34 yew aid. nihits make. 561, 118 pptnds. Lookkg for alter men around my sim. Norm Osh "A area. 8OX 15019 CALL SOON Bt white make. 195 pounds and 5'8', bi white Alae, nplUrlg feu a bi black male, any age. Cleanliness a mast and be" discreet. Oshawa area.. BOX 20005 WMRESTMNG MALE Fit, attractive• brown hair, browse eyes lit, good looking. Looking for a man, good look- ing. kNeresling, under 35 and over 25. Durham region. BOX 20014 MYSTERIOUS Tae, clean cul single while male. 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