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T ews Pickering I It"E TOWN OF PlrKrl?Ip�r+ rUBLIC LIBRARY dvertis er VOL 32 No. 4 S1 Burglars rough up Claremont merchant PICKERING — A :onveniencc store uwncr Has taken to hospital with a broken arm and puncture wound after confr ntim, three thutzs who broke into his shop here earl,, Friday morning. The suspects kicked in the front glass door of" the store, located on Brock Road north of Hwv. 7 in Claremont. around 1:30 a.m.. Durham Re_ional Police report. I -he owners, a husband and wife who li"r in the back id the store. con- fronted the couths and "quite a violent struggle ensued:" Staff Sergeant Sandy R%ric sa%s. The suspects fled in an older model white Vehicle. The store owner was taken by ambulance to IVlarkham Stouffville Hospital. Police were unable to pro- vide information on the man's age or what weapon was used in the tight, but said his injuries were not life threaten- ing. Because of a language barrier, police had just a vague description of SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 Pressain 42,000 32 Pages photo by Ron Pietroniro Snow business the suspects. They hope to get more Shane Featherstone, left, and Trevor Matsubayashi start making a snow - information after a Korean interpreter man on Hewitt Crescent in Ajax Tuesday. interviews the victims. Pickering agricultural preserve in pefil Residents fear farmland will be lost to development BY MARIANNE TAKACs STAFF REPOR7FR PICKERING — A battle appears to be brewing over the potential urbaniza- tion of one of the town's last remaining agricultural areas. Residents, councillors and Pickering's planning department seem to agree something needs to be done to protect the Duffins-Rouge Agricultural Preserve. But they don't seem to concur on how to do it. The preserve consists of the area of Pickering east of the York and Metro borders, west of Duffins Creek and roughly north of the Canadian Pacific Railway line above Finch Avenue. It was first expropriated by the Province in 1972 for a community to accompany the proposed Pickering airport and was des- ignated an agricultural preserve by the Province about three years ago. See PRESERVE/ page 4 IMPROVEMENTS &;W Famiy t)wnad � opwrw For service You can Troia VIStr OUR SMOWR0011 239 Stance se.et ( Souih of the 401 en i1el Ave.) b96-2445 Board of trade boss backs Tory reforms BY' MARIANNE TAKACS STAFT RLIN)RUER Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade president John Wiersma is waiting for all the numbers to come in before making any final c�.aluations on the Province's recent move to download 50 per cent of welfare costs to the municipal level of goc- crnment. But so far, he thinks Queen's Park is moving in the right direction. Durham and the local municipalities have vet to complete the number - crunching which will reveal whether additional responsi- bility for welfare and other social programs minus responsibility for education costs is going to leave the municipal level shouldering a greater financial load. "Provided that it's rev- enue -neutral in terms of tax- ation on business we don't have a lot of concern on that:" says Mr. VVicrsma. He notes one reason the Metro Toronto Board of Trade has come down against the downloading of half of the financial respon- sibility for welfare is because it's concerned Mctro will he hard hit by the change. As far as Ajax and Pickering are concerned, says k1r. Wiersma, " the caveat is that it's got to No revenue -neutral. If the municipalities tell us this See BUSINESS/ page 2 INSIDE Unsafe trucks - Police pull more rigs off the road for safety problems - page 3. French school - The fate of a French public school is in limbo - page 5. Party Editorial (Page..................................6 time Sports..............................................19 Classified........................................24 HOW TO REACH US �''�a'''• General..................................683-5110 Death Notices .......................683-3005 t E t viL 1. Auction Line .........................683-7545 i Sincerely Yours .........1-800-662-8423 Email.... Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. Pg. 7 PiCW*Q bm Ce1*Pe _ - - $37-1212 h ±0t ow�o r'�erthe (tear Sears) 721-1212 . 843 I"a., W., Oshawa 1 - .576-121Y . � •��� VHtllb1s MCMI � 725-1212 - Bell Mobility* __J PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1"'1 Business group �It likes reforms ���'= '4• FROM PAGE I , �+ �•= means more taxes for business people in .Ajax and Pickering we would he concerned.- He points out Queen's Park has promised a contingence fund to help municipalities deal with rising* welfare costs, if necessare, during dlt= ficult economic times. In a similar vein. Mr. V,'iersma sup- ports the Province taking on responsi- bilit% for education funding. It seems to make sense to provide uniform education across the pro%incc and to control spending:' he saes, not- ing education costs and taxes for them have been rising over the %cars. The board of trade president believes the "disentanglement" of pro%incial and municipal responsibili- ties that the Province is now imple- menting will be beneficial overall because it will eliminate duplication of services and increaw efticienc}. Bur!er bucks aid Bi; Sisters A,I.AX — A %k'hopper of a fund-raiser is being held Tuesda% for the Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters Association_ Twente per cent of the net sales at the Ajax Buri,cr trim-, Restaurant from -i to 9 P.m. will he donated to ttte Bic Sisters to puy fur some of its pro - erams.There' I I also he coloring contests. a craft area, gi%caways. and information on Big Sisters. The: Ajax Burger King is at the corner of Ba,. 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Expires Feb. 28/97 I *most cars and light trucks N Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. o a o o Sat. 7:30-5p.m., Wed. 7.10 a.m.-8 p.m. „,, 0 More rigs pulled off roads in second safety blitz PICKERING — For the despite the publicity these second consecutive day, issues have received, we con - almost 60 per cent of trucks tinue to uncover far too many pulled off Hwy. 401 in a sur- vehicles with defects." prise inspection blitz here had Most of the defects uncov- safety-related defects. ered by inspectors Friday Of 46 trucks pulled over "could have been spotted and inspected at the Metro with a proper pre -trip inspec- East Trade Centre Friday, 26 tion," notes Sgt. Bates, who — or 57 per cent — had safe- says most of the problems ty-related defects serious were discovered on compa- enough to detain the rig for ny-owned trailers. repairs or to be removed from "We owe it to other truck the roads altogether. drivers who are acting Police charged 25 driven responsibly and other and 18 vehicle owners and motorists to continue being issued 40 cautions. strict with operators who Over two days, 124 trucks aren't toeing the line," says were pulled over and inspect- Sgt. Bates, who believes most ed. Of those, 71 were truckers support safety detained for safety reasons, inspections. 51 drivers and 54 vehicle It's likely many truckers owners were charged and 96 avoided the inspection area cautions were issued. and Sgt. Bates says it's proba- That has Durham ble "for every minor defect Regional Police Sergeant we found, there was a truck Rick Bates worried. going by with a major "It concerns us that, defect." 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Craig Zawada. an avid amateur naturalist whose Woodview Avenue home backs on to the park and corri- dor, says the corridor is an important route fOr local wildlife and their sur- vi\al will ver,, likely be endangered if its path is changed. "The recommendation made was not based on a full understanding of that corridor," he states. The corridor originally included in Pickering's drai't Official Plan would have travelled between the Ontario Hydro Gatineau line and the CPR tracks/interprovincial natural gas pipeline from the Scarborough border in the area of Finch Avenue to Duftins Creek in the area just east of the Cherrywoo d Transformer Station. Property owners within the corridor. designed to allow animals to travel between the Rouge Vallcy and Duflins Creek areas. would have been required to provide an environ- mental stud}b0`0re undertaking any significant development. Dumping fee stays despite majority vote to rescind Recion warned people will dump trash on roads, in sewers B) Kf:rni GILLIGAN S"IAI t Rt_K)Kn_R A majority of Durham Re:ion councillors voted Wednesday to rescind a S2 charge at transfer stations, but the maiority wasn't large enough. Councillors voted 15-13 to kill the fee, which is slated to start March 1, but Durham Council rules require at least 17 votes to overturn a pre%1- ous decision. And. 10 minutes passed after the vote before Durham Chairman Jim Witty was advised of'the rule by region- al solicitor Brian Rov. After stopping the meeting to con- terwith clerk Cec Lundy and Mr. Rov. Mr. Witt% relx)rted the motion lost. "The clerk and I thought a simple majority vote carried this. The solicitor said a majority of council, that's 17, is needed," Mr. Witty said. "Mv declaration is the motion lost because it didn't have 17 votes." The matter will be back before council at its meeting on Feb. 12, provided 17 councillors vote to reconsid- er their decision. And, 17 councillors will have to vote to rescind the charge or it will stand. In December, councillors voted 12-11 to impose the $2 fee for motorists using one of the four transfer stations in the region to dispose of resi- dential garbage. But, there would be no charge to drop off such recyclables as Blue Box materials, tires, drywall, paints, scrap metal, oil and oil filters and hazardous .household wastes. Oshawa Councillor Brian N;cholson introduced the motion to rescind the $2 tom - charge and predicts there will be enough votes at the Feb. 12 meeting to overturn the fee. Oshawa resident John Galbraith told councillors Wednesday people who now' use transfer stations will stop it there's a charge. -I can assure you that if a disrosal fee is imposed. these items will be hidden in black garbage bags. left in the ditches of Durham or flushed down the drains into the sewer systems." he said. He regularly uses transfer stations to drop off used anti- freeze and engine oil, paints, batteries and tires. " I feel that people should be encouraged to dispose of hazardous waste in a respon- sible manner. There should be no charge for this ser- vice," Mr. Galbraith said. Laura Vaillancourt of Enniskillen said she and her family use a transfer station to dispox: of their household garbage. "It's a half -kilometre from our house to the road. We can't leave our garbage at the end of the road because the animals will get to it or teenaged, two -legged ani- mals will get to it," she said. "Our only option is to take it to a transfer station. We have no place to store it. "This ($2 charge) is a band-aid solution to (the Region's waste crisis). 1 hope you people can come up with a more creative option." Coun. Nicholson said, 'Buis is a tax increase. It's potentially $100 per house- hold. That cost is based on one visit per week. If you think that's a good idea, put it into your (election) brochure in the fall." Coun. John Aker, chair- man of the Region's works committee, noted Oshawa, Scugog and Brock don't have have town -wide garbage collection, leaving some residents no choice but to use a transfer station. In respomse to some area resi- dents' concerns, Council voted in early January to reduce the wildlife corridor to just the arca of- the hydro corridor. The residents had main- tained that wildlife wits rarely to he found in the arca: that no need, objec- tives or plan had ever been estab- lished for the proposed wildlife corri- dor: and that private property owners should not have to subsidize Town planning objectives through a decrease in the value of their proper- ties. Mr. 7awada says he spends four to six hours ever\ "eck \.calking in the park and corridor and has seen plenty of evidence of wildlife and the importance of the corridor. Animals are rarely seen near the corridor in the summer and tall, he explains, because they're usually in the agri- cultural lands to the north where there's both food and cover available during thoseseasons. But in the win- ter and spring, he says, the animals need the corridor for cover and food and to allow them to travel between their "core habitat" areas in Rouge Park and wound Dutlins Creek. And he adds they usually travel at night, when residents don't see them. "Deer are not cows. A deer is like a rabbit. They need cover, thick brush." Just the hydro corridor will not provide cover, according to Mr. Zawada. He also notes it's important for wildlife to have access to both the Rouge and creek areas for feeding and mating. Being limited to one area can lead to inbreeding and starvation if there's insufficient food. Mr. Zawada plans to attend Council Monday to explain his con- cerns and ask the Town to conduct "a more formal and rigorous review" of the situation before making any deci- sions that might cause irreversible harm to Pickering's remaining natur- al environment and its inhabitants. '%'a" High school I Snow much fun Students of St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School in Pickering enjoyed winter play day Thursday. In the toboggan relay, Nick Annett pulls Nicole Renouf. discussed next month Parents of elementary school stu- dent: are invited to learn more about their children's educational future as a result of provincial government rctorm. The Durham Board of Education and its Regional Parent Advisory Council will host a two-hour presentation and infinmation session on secondarysch(x)l reform on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 7 p.m, at the Durham Board of Ediwation Centre. 400 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. If you have a copy of the discussion paper Excellence in Education: High School Reform, you're asked to take it with you. For more information, call the board at 666-55(X). Preserve farmland: residents FROM PAGE 1 On Tuesday night, approximately 70 citizens attended a public meeting held at Pickering Town hall by the Province's Ontario Realty Corporation, which is in the process of selling off provincially -owned lands in the agricultural preserve. Most maintained the sale is a sell-out of area residents and farmers who they said will lose their properties and com- munity to speculators and developers if it proceeds. As well, some ratepayer group representatives and councillors are planning a fight Monday night against a proposal expected to come before Pickering Council rec- ommending a review of plans for the preserve. They believe it's an attempt to open the door to redesignation of the lands for urban development. On Tuesday, residents told ORC and Town officials the arrangements being made for sale of the lands will drive existing residents, who are now tenants of the Province, out of the area. Whitevale Road resident Sandy Rider maintained the sale was a mistake. "It is the developers and speculators who are waiting with baited breath and cheque bcwks ready." She added developers were approaching tenants buying the properties they live on to persuade them to "flip" the land by selling it again to the developers. Under the guidelines developed for the sale of the lands, first tenants and then pre -expropriation owners will be given the opportunity to purchase each property before it's placed on the open market. Tenants who don't buy have been told they will not be evicted by the Province, but may be evicted by the purchaser. The ORC has applied for Official Plan amendments which would allow it to cre- ate smaller lots than the 100 acres (40 hectares) currently required. The residents complained the financing being offered by the ORC, with 25 per cent down, was too onerous for many tenants and that the amount being charged for farm properties was too high to make farming a viable land use. '"lite ORC seems to have but one mandate — raise quick revenue and no ques- tions asked," said Tommy Thompson of the Whitevale Resident~' Association. Residents maintained nothing was being done to preserve the agricultural character of the area and asked for a study of how that could be achieved before it's lost to development. Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson maintained in an interview the study to be proposed to Council Monday is just an effort to open up the area for urban rezoning. Not only is it a bad idea, he said, it would be wrong to introduce such a major change in the Official Plan, which is supposed to be approved Monday, without further public input. Coun. Dickerson said he "went bal- listic" when he heard about the proposal at a recent meet- ing of councillors. "What about all the people we've been praising for so long now and telling 'it's so great to have your input'?" Craig Bamford and Dave Steele of Planning Pickering Together, an association of ratepayer group mpresenta- tives, echoed area residents' concerns and also maintained the proposed review should not be put in the Official Plan at the I t th hour. "We've been reviewing the Official Plan for the last four -and -a -half years," said Mr. Bamford. "Where have these people been? Any changes which were not part of the four -and -a -half years of discussion are inappropri- ate on Monday night. It just shows total contempt for the public process." Town deputy director of planning Tom Melymuk said the review would not presup- pose urbanization and is being proposed as a way to protect the lands and provide the Town with "ammunition" it might need if its plans for the lands are challenged before the Ontario Municipal Board. "When you do a review the two choices are urban and rural and you do have to look at both." Mr. Melymuk explained the proposal has come so late because the ORC's dans and concerns about it have only recently come to light. French school fate in limbo The fate of a proposed French language public school in Durham Region is uncertain due to recent educa- tion reforms. "We are just keeping our fingers crossed that things will develop favorably for us," said Robert Fletcher, chairman of the Durham Board of Education's Comite consultatif de langue fran- caise, at Monday night's board meeting. Under the Fewer School Boards Act, the Province will create a French language public school board which takes in all south central Ontario as of January 1998. That board would be respon- sible for the education of all public board French language students in southern Ontario. Mr. Fletcher told trustees the legislation leaves the committee unsure how its plans are effected by the new board. The latest unofficial word from the Minister of Education is "not encourag- ing" He said legal advice the committee sought indicates it could go ahead with the school this fall but it would be subject to approval of the Education Improvement Commission, set up by the Province to oversee the tran- sition to the new education governance model outlined in the legislation. Trustees decided to draft a letter opposing the French language public board and send it to the Province. The proposed school would consist of several classes of students housed in existing buildings. Teaching services would be purchased from the Metropolitan Toronto French Language School Council. Currently, the board French language students attend French schools in other jurisdictions. SUN-SATIONAL =CRUISEWEA� VALUES West on 401 from Whites Rd. - Exit to Kingston Rd. 'A 1. Right at first exit (Lawson Rd.) -A + Turn left at light. 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FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE: CALL 1-800- {S' - � 1 7 l THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 - PAGE 6 N PickeringNews Advertiser di*ori a s andetters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-115 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Trustee whining tiresome Durham Beard of Fducation trustees can brag all they want about their "world-class rating" but here's something about which they won't want to boast. Their whining is becoming world-class too. Ajax trustee Colleen Jordan is upset about changes announced to school -board funding and organization which came down during megaweek from the Province. "Mv concern is we haven't responded. Some people may take that silence as approval... and it isn't that;' said Trustee Jordan at a recent Board of Ed mcetin_,. She also characterized the government as the Big Bad Wolf instead of being the Little Red Riding Hood as the Province por- trays itself. If using nursery rhyme metaphors are the best Trustee Jordan can come up with, then mayhe the Province is on the right track by cutting trustees from 1.900 provincewide to 7W and capping their salaries at S5.(XX) per year. There are currently 15 trustees with the Durham public board. That number will be cut to eight after municipal elections this coming November. The multi-million dollar question trustees must answer is this: What would you do to solve the problem of funding the provincial A.ho of system'' What better idea%do you have:' What ways would you use to control or trim costs without hurting classroom education? The answer trustees and school boards have traditionally come up with is rather pathetic: they've simply called on the tax- payer to foot the bill as thcy've raised their budgets year after year after year. They've been content to boost their honoraria with little regard for the r:lepayer. They've basically been fis- cally irresponsible. And num they don't like it because the Province has said: "That's enough. You've had your chance to control cost% and you've failed. From now on we'll take over funding and we'll do what you shtuld have done year% ago.- So go "So what about it. Durham Board of Education trustoes? Let's hear some constructive, sensible suggestions. Let's hear a better idea. If not, we'd suggest trustors sit up straight, pay, attention. keep quiet and do their jobs. 6i, To respond to this editorial call Infosourre at nfosource 683- - 7040 and dial 5111 ♦You said it... In response to news editor Blake Purdy's column `A day in the life' in last Sunday's edition: ♦ "I guess the intention of your column was to stir up some con- troversv... I don't appreciate the fact that I live in Ajax and you wrote such an irreverent, ignorant column about the people who look after the (Pickering nuclear) plant" ♦"It was good a% usual, bit not up to his usual pm..I'm looking for - wad to a really fumy one next time so I can have a good lattgti' ♦ "...I'm insulted at Mr. Purdy's attempt at humor at the expense of the employees at the Pickering station. And, I feel an apology is in oniec" ♦ "I've never seen such a load of crap. There's comedy on TV, but this is feamto ngei ing against the people of Durham Region...I've wrxkod here 26 years and I've got more hair on my head now than when I started -This is just plain intesportsible" tCRRAC� ;..,7,19INi v Letters to the editor Former chair says she didn't resign To the editor: With reference to a recent article by Christy Chase on education reforms I would like to correct a statement made in the text that I "resigned as board chairman in December." Christy, who is usually right on with her facts, missed this one. Board chairs and other leadership positions are %elected at the annual meet- ing of the board and serve for the period of one year. I completed my term a% chair on Dec. 2, 1996. For the system it was a year of many challenges. There were complex economic external and internal changes. It was also a year to remember as the board gained interna- tional recognition by winning The Bertelsmann Prize for Excellence in Education. Although the experience was both positive and personally rewarding I chose not to seek a second term as chair. The position is a demanding one and sometime local issues can be pre -emptied by regional responsibilities. Other chairs have experienced this dilemma This year all of my energies are devoted to serving my home constituents in Wards 8 and 10 in the fine City of Oshawa. It was my constituents who pointed out to me Christy's statement and con - eluded that I had re:stgncd frorn the Board. Obviously the resident% of Wards S, and 10 read your paper and pay atten- tion to the articles. Thank you for giving me this oppor- tunity to make this statement and please: keep reporters like Christy Chase and Linda Waite on the "education" news. They do a great job keeping the commu- nity informed, albeit with this small exception. I would like to add a comment about the current debate on trustees' honorari- ums. Nly personal opinion, based on 30 years of community volunteer service, is that no honorariums should be paid to these positions. The emphasis should be on the civic ethic of serving the: commu- nity. The Durham Board of Education in the past has been well served by honor- able men and women who gave of their time and talent when there was little or no honoraria assigned to trusteeship. They were the people who provided the leadership to "pay as you go" that kept the institution in a sound financial posi- tion. They too deserve the credit for lay- ing the foundation of high standards in education that eventually resulted in the winning of The Bertelsmann Prize. I am not a bit concerned about what kind of people will seek trusteeship if the "price' is not right. Those kinds of individuals won't apply! Audrey MacLean, Trustee, Oshawa Wards 8 and 10 BRIAN LEGREE Durham Staff �r ' RRSP season — the banks can smell your fear Seeking that winning strategy for a suc- cessful registered retirement savings plan:' It's quite simple, really. All you need to do is borrow money. pay money save money and make money - so you can go fishing or golfing later. At least that's what all the banks and mutual fund companies would have you he ieve. During this very taxing time of year, the linancial gurus want you to borrow copi- ous amount.% of money for your RRSP. In return, they pretty well guarantor: you'll own your own private island in the South Pacific within five years.* (*Little umbrellas in tropical drinks not included.) But don't be intimidated when you're bombarded with advertising during RRSP season. Remember, these financial advi- sors are here to help you - they're not only taking cam of your money, they're taking your money - the fact they're on commis- sion is a mere coincidence_ The key is to listen intently to the- advice headvice from the friendly folk at your neigh- borhood financial institution, whine adver- tising slogan is: "Everyone's a winner at Profithanx. We made a billion dollars last year anti YOU earned 1.0012 per cent interest:' After politely listening to their advice, take your money and stuff it in a mattress. Seriously though, for down to earth. easy to understand tips on how to invest your money, here is some advice from The Not -So -Wealthy Bald Guy: - if you're interested in high risk invest- ments, take your RRSP money to Casino Rama; - a bird in the hand is worth ... well. something; - think globally, invest locally. Or is that think locally, invest globally?; e don't get loaded down when you invest. Front end loads are heavy and I don't even want to talk about back end loads; - read all the fine print - it's seldom fine at all. When all is said and done, the idea is to tum your small money pile into a bigger money pile. Irrtrrtediately after investing, start shop- ping for a Cadillac and white belt. Brian legree is a reporter with our sister paper, Oshawa This Week. To respond to this column call Infosour>re at 683-7040 and dial 5108. - Pickeilng JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief TO REACH US STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor The News Advertiser is one of the M Priming. 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P, published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday -: , , JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager 1x' 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 CHERYL NAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager hitp://www,durhamnews.net �7 fcrwr c.�a.r■. a,m A THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997-PAGE ane Dropping- in A.ax adckern �� , kph A" l g g g y , -. yMwa , x Birthdays Birthdays Birthday 40th Birthday Brenda Brad- shaw has turned the big four -oh So raise a glass and toast the lass, to four -oh, -- «�I four -oh. Jan. 27 was the big one. Have awonder- ful birthday, " Wilfaflop." "Our big guy" Malcolm King H McGowan turned five on Jan. 29. The Hudson house is the birth- "We wish you all the best for the Birthday Three sisters got together last weekend to celebrate day place these days. Shayne years to come. You're Mom's little Happy 78th birthday wishes birthdays. Phyft Fisher of Pickering turned 90 on Jan. 26 turned five on Jan. 31 and Mathew pancake and 1 love you. Happy went out to Dad. Bruce and her youngest sister Marion Moore of London was 83 will be two on Feb. 19. "Happy birthday from Mommy, brother Polmateer, on Jan. 28. Wishing on Jan. 20. Joining them was Peggy Clarke, 87, who she birthday to our very special boys. Marcus, Uncles Edwin and poppa a great ore with love were shares an apartment with Phyllis. Best wishes and hopes We love you both very much. Edward, Nano, Nana, (seat- Shelley, Toro, re wi Stacey and for many more came from their family and many friends. Love, Mommy and Daddy." Grampa Oops and Aunt Emily." his wife of almost 50 years, Iy ret - and to BirthdayBirthday Birthdays Birthday " Rachel Carol Ann Lepine was Our little man turns five on % the centre of Feb. 4. Happy I "Happy birth- f„ attention on Jan. hirthday wishes day to Cassan- �, 8, because she and love for dra Stephens. celebratedher Nicholas Pher- who celebrated first birthday. rill come from ,r -a..; her second Wishing Rachel G r a n d m a, birthday on Jan. a happy birthday Grandpa, A un- • ; 13. With love and love were tie Dar, Mom, i 4_,_ - from Mommv, '` "' Granma and Dad, Robyn, $ �- "� Daddv and big hrother KvIe Gran -daddy Matthew Brett. . - Jan. 18 was a special day for Emily Macina, because Blrthdav Birthday Birthday she turned four. Helping her celebrate were friends Jes- sica and Kary Ann. who turned five on tan. 17. Breanna Cute Cas- Emily's cousin Peter turned 12 on Jan. 6. her Mom Muir was sandra Jeffs Cindy was 40 on Jan. 7. sister Katie turned 10 on Jan. excited on Jan. turns two on 16, cousin Ben was 14 on Jan. 16, friend Tara turned 29 because she Feb. 3. Hop- 1 I on Jan. 16 and Grandpa 011ie was 81 on Jan. 20. turned seven ing she has a „� . Happy birthday to 111 from familyand friends. years old. happy birth- Happy birth- day with -- day wishes and love are her Birthday love came rj a u n t s -' from Mom, u n c I e s. "We can't believe it, but "�. '` Larissa Campbell cele - Dad and cousins aad brother Julian. Gams 4W Jan. her fifth birthday on Jan. 31 was a Fabulous Friday Jan. 25 with not one but for a lovely young lady. Rachel • two birthday parties (fami- Ross turned six and celebrated Birthday B&fhday ,. ; ly and friends). Little with family and friends a< the Ajax brother Mackenzie, Mom Acro's gym. Mom and Dad wish Feb. 1 was A cutie cele- ` '` and Dad wish her lots of Rachel the happiest of birthdays. special for Kat- braced her birth- love and birthday wishes." "Love ya. sweetie." rine Gomes as day on Jan. 29 she [awned eight. when Jennifer Wishing her a Leigh turned Birthdays 50th Birthday happy birthday five. Wishing were Moab Dad her a happy ati °: �/ A poem for Cam and sister Sharia birthday with '� . I Shaw on his 50th birth- + . i Katrina hada love were; i day on Feb, 2. ,. birthda y petty at Mom m y "It had to come and now -01 home wph family and hied. Daddy, Nixholle and Rykigh. }' it's here Cam, you've reached Birthday Dean's list your 50th year Jan. 25 was a You're a great husband • Nell Andrew Smilhwitdt of you're a great Dad big �y for a junior at St. lbomas University in Honey Harbour and Mur- Owen ur- _ turned seven. ', NewBrunswick, is one - ply make you doubly F'� of 186 students to be named to the Granny and Grandad want to glad Wishin him a " " g Dean's List. To maloe it on to the list, wish our dear grandsons � � those w'� know Y� Y� area 8� h� happy birthday a full-time sumlent in � � � Matthew and Brett Fraser a Birthday wishes and love to You we now send." with love were a,& � have a vakloint a happy birthday and lots of love. Love and birthday wishes from wife Judy, sons Jeff Move, ad and of 3.7 or better out of 4v 33 The pair turned four on Jan. 28. and Steve, best buddy Murphy the dog, and his friends. � LROO 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Graduation? ...Send to: . Pickering 831-541:31 Let us know. We'it ublish ours e- Name D Wing, $l THIS WEEKS WINNERS ARE P y P e% Keith Gilligan, %;tt ciat occasion in an eas to -read y- 130 Commercial Ave -- 3 scow owes , ]n — Winners may go directly to Baskin Robbins to receive y i f ---- — �� thea FREE cake. (Please de identification) and eas t0 -Cl , J UTTI�Lat... /ijQX, Ont. LIS 2H5 - – �- provide PRIZE VALID UN71L SAT., FEB. 8, 1997 I PAGE 9 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 Eating disorders explained Parents can get an understanding of eating disorders in teenagers and the causes behind them in a free ses- sion being held Monday. Feb. 3. The Youth Centre event will provide informa- tion about eating disorders and fac- tors in our society that contribute to them. By increas- ing understanding. people can pro- mote feelings of self-esteem and self -acceptance in their teens. Feb. 2 to S is National Eating D i s o r d e r Awareness Week. Thr. session is beine held at 7 p.m. at The Mouth Centre. 3N) BavN St. W. m Aia\ Call 42's 1.212 for information • Creditor proposals • Personal and business bankruptcies 619-2515 HAROLD BRIEF & ASSOCIATES LIMITED Trustee In Bankruptcy 539 KINGSTON RD. W.. AJAX SYS NOW "4 1111110. or" OPEN L;A,,dk,A ]�� Nostalgic DIL r E� Atmosphere of the SOS & 60s Our full menu includes Burgers, Shakes, All Day Breakfast and Daily Specials Join us for our Grand Opening Celebrations the week of Feb. 11, in support of the Ajax Hospital. SPECIALS: 51: Coke's, Kid's Meals $1.00 64 Harwood Ave. S. 42%- 993 AJAX PLAZA WATCH four N -Our SHOPPERS DRUG MART. 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Fxjxv nture� frr,nt .Si ure 1A THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 199'7 - PAGE 11 School support staffprotest PC reforms that ma threaten Y jobs BY CHRISTY CHASE STAFF REPOKMR Durham Board of Education school support staff kicked off their campaign to protest provincial educa- tion reforms at the board headquarters Wednesday night. About 150 members of Local 218 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (LUPE) held a rally in front of the Education Centre in Whitby before heading inside to address a meeting of the board's bud- get committee. *1'his is the first of many," local president Coralee Bugdcn said. 'It's going to get bigger and it's going to get louder." The support- `f staff, who were joined by their counterparts from the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board and local hospital workers, also CUPS members, r are protesting the Province's educa- tion retixms. They are opposed to the move by the Province to "out- source" all non - classroom job such as custodial ser- vice, transportation and secretarial ser- vices. Ms. Bugden strong a structure is, if the support is not there, it's going to fall apart. We will fight together." Mr. Ryan said in an interview the demon- strations will spread across Ontario. Mr. Ryan said trustees are gelling "a hum rap" from the Province and are being "demo- nized" and used as scapegoats in its move to cut education costs. The recently -introduced Bill 104 reduces the swe and power,, of ,Ji0ol hoard,,. ,trips y Fashions said CUPE was not demonstrating Fopultupe against the board but wants trustees take LUPE MoVesses members' message m to Queen's Park. " cannot Linens Towels reachh (Premier) & Mike Hams. Our president, Sid Ryan, cannot reach Mike Harris. We're demanding you take the message to Mike and his boys — we're not going to roll over and die," she said. "We will not tolerate the sugges- tion of outsourc- ing. Our students will not get the care they have been getting. We are important members of the Durham Board of Education. We care about the students but we care about DAY our jobs, too." "Everyone in this board is with ' you," Pickering NLY trustee Susan Kular told the sup- port staff. "It does- n't matter how Lb IN ow Miyt, Mie sale 1111eeter't Will wry ley, and here are s bw ay badl c cosmetics and fragrances, 80 and Body, clearance books, computers, concessions and services, Ery Spirit . 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Be sure to bring some ID with you Ism you probably don't look 65). And d you're not sure about something, just ask a Sales Associate. PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 Chiropractors, Stress and those nagging aches and pains Most of us have at one time or another, h a ve experienced nagging aches and pains - a stiff , sore neck, tense and tight shoulders, sometimes also associated with tension or migraine headache. What a lot of people dont realize, however, is just that because such an occurrence may be common, it doesn't mean that it has to be accepted' You can help correct the problem by addressing its cause. not just its effect. There are many contributing causes of the problem.- for example, often stress (job, family, financial) takes its toll physically by causing us to assume "stress posture", typically, elevated shoulders and holding the neck rigidly. Nearly daily, our bodies endure hours of sustained postures - care givers bending or stooping towards children, holding children-, office workers hovering over their computers, holding the phone in awkward. unnatural positions between shoulder and ear-, students spending long hours studying and writing, dentists, hygienists, massage therapists working over their patients-, commuters enduring the stress of traffic or the cramped seating on the GO trains... the list goes on and on. The effects are that our muscles are chronically contracted and stiff. while the muscles are contracted, they also squeeze off vital blood circulation which results in two things, lack of proper fresh oxygen supply and buildup of painful waste products. In turn, further spasm of the muscle may result, and set up an entire cycle of pain -spasm -pain. Joints in the area are restricted from moving in their normal range because of the taut muscles surrounding them, and the nerves become irritated as well and begin to send pain messages. This pain may be felt locally, or anywhere along the pathway of the nerve, for example, as numbness, tingling or pain down the arms, or as headaches. Being proactive and controlling this sequence of events instead of letting them control you involves learning to manage stress and take care of the physical effects it has on your body. Remember that one of the most effective ways to relieve stress is through stretching and exercise. Working off stress through an enjoyable activity which increases your heart rate will help keep blood flowing through your muscles and help maintain Flexibility. Try an activity for as little as 20 minutes at a time , 3 days per week; for example, try a walk over your lunch hour or after dinner. Challenge your spouse or a friend to WANT SOMETHING r rTMVTO SMILE ABOUT? $ 0 SCOWTS TO SENORS S FREE Consultations • Complete & Partial Dentures • Same day relines & repairs • Evening & Saturday appls. PICKERING DENTURE CUNIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420.2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING a friendly game of tennis. squash, or a race in your local pool. Chiropractors are trained for 4 years at chiropractic college how to assess and diagnose muskuloskeletal conditions, and And don't forget the other health benefits of exercise, such as how to adjust properly. Training also includes special courses increased energy, fun, weight control, improved state of in pediatrics, female care and geriatrics. mind, and protection from heart disease and stroke. Consult local chiropractor for help taking Remember - you don't have to accept pain as "part of life". your care of your body. A chiropractor will take a Relax, exercise, be happy and healthy - and feel better with complete medical and health history and chiropractic care. perform a physical examination consisting Dr. Schoonderwoerd is the chiropractor at he South Ajax of range of motion and orthopedic testing, neurological Family Doctor's Clinic in the Clover Ridge Plaza at Harwood screening, and assessment of problem areas involving and Westney.- individual muscles and joints. �' �� t': 1..1 ©[•� T' Chiropractors will provide you with useful advice and self- f7 r help information such as stretches, ways you can make your`' LJ E H work station more user friendly, ways to improve your working and sleeping postures, etc. Chiropractors also give care to Rehabilita' • 1 ��1 relieve tight. sore muscles and provide gentle, pain-free spinal adjustments to restricted joints. Taking care of these problems early will help prevent degeneration and arthritis. LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER J.SULTAT N %Mam Steil, DD, FtCIUA) r 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 PARENTS: Give us 30 Days and we'll increase your child's concentration C s If -confidence - guaranteed! Parents tell os tiax and unit FREEE TRIAL 4-aio, wtw a positive d6crcrice LESSON Maw Art3 canad, has made in their child's lire. Because Martial km Carnds wuhn more thanjust reiponsihle vica- prool'usg - it teaches your chive the power or corrmtratina. along with developing higher levels or confidence. esio m and P—W discipline Give us 30 1 • - GUARANTEE days to show you how we can ran ret a poson rI g to a w4we on arll rlt bsurl} out *w hest n yorrr timid - arrle.r I at rota ideate In fa one owd . w yar ttaasaseed! i mit. REMG , M pMCENTS FAMILIES GROWING STRONG TOGETHER Call (905)839-5000all Ajax (905)686-8866 ��ZCQ�I�L PAIN Chiropractors specialize in the management of conditions such as back pain, sciatica, neck or shoulder pain, headaches & sports injuries. DR. KELLY SCHOODDERWOERD wtffHAJAX FAAI(LYawrwa q28-63 f t /YM PATJENM Clauer Ridge Plaza 9 969 (Jearney Rd. -9. (of f(anlood) G)ELCQAlE Dear Dr. Franko: Our family gets the FLU whenever it is going around. My friend tells me that her family just doesn't get sick as much since they have had regular chiropractic care. And when they do get a cold they get over it really quickly. How could this be? Bugged Dear Bugged: Chiropractic care can help to strengthen your immune system which is your body's defense against the thousands of micro-organisms that are part of our everyday life. When a bug hits you it is because your body's defenses are down. If you get sick it is because you do not have the resilience necessary to keep your cells strong so instead they succumb to viruses, bacteria, funguses, and parasites causing flu, infections, allergies and all kinds of other disorders. Your health is not a mystery but it does take some understanding and some dedication to some basic changes to keep your body working to its optimum. Some good ideas include the use of Ecchinacea, extra Vitamins A, C, E and Selenium and plenty of purified water to keep you cleansing and building during periods of stress, when you've had too many sweets and over indulgence that clogs up and weakens your system. And of course, restoring movement to spinal joints releases the energy necessary for your body to utilize all the good nutrients you pour in. As early as 1944, the famous Russian pathologist A.D. Speransky demonstrated that Spinal lesions increased the death rate in human patients with pneumonia. Dramatic laboratory research performed by chiropractic and osteopathic researchers has demonstrated that spinal care improves immune function. Other studies have shown that white blood cells can be "tipped off' by the nervous system about invaders. Keeping your spine healthy under chiropractic care is one of the best ways of keeping your immune system functioning at its optimum level so you may remain healthy and whole. Our motto is restore movement, restore health. So let's get moving and remember too when you feel better you laugh more and laughter is great medicine. THE NEWS ADVERTISER RI INDAY_ FERRI)ARY L 1997 -PAGE 13 Has �iropr f 1 Ce 0 M Cso Pdpuilar? ,• i What is it about this healing art, science, and philoao, khat in less than one hundred %,cm.4 it the uwrt widely used natural bcalrb prefauin in thed? ' Chiropractic continuesto 11r be�uase it is effective, afe, tad d b4ause it m m ik iid f r utsrrl ksfiq and lNt ix nc>x saEf, et, 5;pWaltmative,itoEkt P I N E R I D G E. individuals a realolt it�lth care. NATURAL HEALTH " DR. MARYANN FRANKO DC BA BPE.T �. 2nd millions more wo1.id ::lhf ihcv bnknew. • • Our office is dedicated to you Brock Rd. 8 H 2 who want to know_ Yry. Call now to get you incl your f.unily on the (Next door to Swiss Chalets road io better health. Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics Total Health Care itlou! & COMPlis112"ry &i1ftatiss Appm4hes "Our goat is total body Mlebil oft(T. our aim is to tsedt our clients how to take control of ftk own c "N being." "Doctors Speaaii IiF Qhysn:al Rehabtlttatwn Acupunchm rt • Cliibollidf Wodiatrist (foot ) • Mietie Therapy • tnidfaidti ed F�b>less Training •MM"M •_ Therapy iiot�ia���_f��-o��_��n�TTd��777Stress Management ' • Coftc Prevention i R*i& E.&P. /Counselling . PARTK OW ON SOW SERVICES PLUS 3RD PARTY INSURANCE COVERAGE ON MANY OF THESE SERVICES PICKERING OSHAWA Bayly Medical Clinic Durham College Athletic Complex 46.1420 Bayiy St. 2000 Simcoe St. K (905) 420-6285 (905) 436-9770 AJAX Ajax Community Centre 75 Centennial Rd. (905) 427-2875 NOUN YORK TORONTO B�tlrrst-Fnch Civic Bowl-DwWo CN* N .015 r�B= St 1539 Sku St W. 416) 229.4546 (416) 5390302 . , �_ ' _ -- ___��.������.—�.— ...-oar r������ __. _ .- ... _ —.. — —.... .. ...• .. �... — PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 A purrrfect outing for cat lovers PICKERING — The Canadian 5 p.m. each day. Cat grooming sup - National Cat Club will hold a cat show plies, toys, giftware, jewelry and more Saturday and Sunday. Feb. 22 and 23, will be on display. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, The event will run from 10 a.m. to 1867 Valley Farm Rd. 5 p.m. both days. Admission is $3 for See up to 175 cats. kittens and adults, $2 for seniors and children and household pets at the show. The $8 for a family of four. crowning of the 'King and Queen of For more information call 416 -438 - the Household Pets' will take place at 2757. Please join -iie fora presentation of' PI OCIATING YOUR WORTH Presented by Debbie Shortreed Investment Executive of ScotiaMcLeod AN IN TSTMENT SEMINAR DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN Pickering Recreation Complex 1867 Valley Farm Rd. at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday February 11. 1997 Yocr are to britig a gtrest Debbie Shortreed Investment Executive ScotiaMcLeod ATPJMI Fes. Call (416) 296-2623 to reserve seats SEARS Evpea jnore f rout Sean T ; �►..:--jaw Q Save IOcr Save 10% on 1 nsu Aed on -4 or more fit, l S.Je pnces`ffitr O Replacement irbnur,v •.i. 1..1 Windows Installed Kenmore lnstalled Save $100 Steel Furnaces on Installed Entre D•x►rs Gas Fireplaces Sale prices end Sun.. Use your Sears Card and February 9,1%7 Earn double Sears Club points* plus, don't pay 'til August '971 on selected installed home improvements "Sears Club Members can earn double Sears Club points on selected installed home improvements. Does not apply to previously signed contracts and cannot be used in conjunction with any other discount or offer. Offer is valid on qualified home improvement purchases made with a Sears Card from Monday, January 27 to Sunday, February 9, 1997. Ask your salesperson for complete details. 'Offer applies to installed patio doors, entry doors, replacement windows, fiunaces, gas fireplaces, electronic air cleaners and roofing, on approved credit, with your Sears Card. $35 deferral fee and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at time of purchase. Offer ends Sunday, February 9, 1997. Ask for details. C41 L NOW, TOLL FREE, FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOME ESTIMATE OR VISIT YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE 1-800-625-0025 Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements Talk to someone you know" Ccipyright 1447. Sears Garuda Inc. 02210 ANNOUNCEMENT Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick GMC, is pleased uI N'cicortte Jim Sgambelluri to our sales st.df 11111 has succ'csshdly and prof cssnm.Illy snld .Intl serviced over 3111N1 General Motors customersover the past 14 years V6'C encour gC los old :end new cusnnncrs 'I like to :all or drop In and visit Jim at his new home. Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick GMC i, currently entering Its tenth Near or scrvuln,g Ihlrh.nn Rc,L'u1n by supplvtng Pontr.a. Buick. ,Ind G M C trucks end are al.I1 the onh Certified Commercial General Motors Truck dc,dcr in the area u'e ere a Ions; nine and sp;nific:mt supporter of the community's vnuth •hrons(h sports teams. ;t."wi loons, as well as the Pickering 1'.onthers tumor A' HI>,'kcv Club. which clearh dcnurnsinttcs our ronumtnlent to our customers :Ind to the community as a whole. BUSINESS Oshawa/Whitby (945) 686-5859 Pickering/Ajax (905) 831-2693 Toronto/Surrounds ( i 16) 798-7989 RESIDENCE Home (905) 686115'9 Boyer = >� N Apsley Pickering -115 Kingston Rd. m " exit tOl hires Rd.l Ia kraeaew 15 MIN ro oowHrowN� JIM SGAMBELLURI Reserve yourPw semis *$r r4? ak ate now at f� ! �fR� tI , �: - r � i• 10I• Jr. t _ 1 11 11 1 �I�,f i �j��•�+11 :'_i � LTi 31� ' 1 •'1.4 it .- .,i `? Ai ^`roe, Pickering Town Centre sers ook 905-831-5786 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 - PAGE IS A"ax Pickering plead CLOCA ADVICE ON Ajax Councillor Roger Anderson is the new chairman of the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) for 1997. Coun. Anderson replaces Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson, who will remain on CLOCA's executive committee this year. "In 1997 the authority will continue to strive and reach its objectives in our role of protecting and conserving the environ- ment:' says Coun. Anderson. The vice- chairman for 1997 is P i c k e r i n g Councillor Rick Johnson. 5 yrJ10O,00 km C o u n . WARRANTY Nicholson called 1996 a challenging year for CLOCA. "The main challenge, the authority faced was the removal of provincial funding resulting in a 70 -per cent budget cut:' Aj "Faced with this financial obstacle, the authority had two choices, to fold or ROGER improve. ANDERSON Although sonic changes have been painful, the conservation authority has regained its focus and energy in the role of water- shed stewardship." Other members of the execu- c tivc committee are Oshawa Councillors Iry Harrell and John RICK Gray, Clarington Councillor JOHNSON Larry Hannah and Whithy Councillor Marcel Brunelle. CI ARKS HENNING INC. . n TRUSTEES & INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS 91/ "Free Confidential Consultation" OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 1990 HYUNDAI EXCEL S1E 0LnPORTFUEL I SYSTEM '.(A4%I`UGIUF.%IALL (Scat.we!HiI16)2;1-i140 -4 WHR FULLY 111096M susvet4oN u %I?B0R01'(H;401,I 016) I1)R0 NT0;UnonSm.LFI7, (it(,) 16{-+{21 I41i\MF'"IYJtiIMnnom•Myt935k'aes_�');Ii) iii-i—i� g _4961. Teenage females learn about themselves Teenage girls can learn about their minds and bodies during a six-week course starting next week. The Mind and Body program gives young women a chance to discuss impor- tant youth issues in a comfortable setting. Topics may include peer pressure, self- esteem, commu- nication and assertiveness skills, body image and healthy weights, healthy relationships and sexuality, and get- ting along with your parents. Each session will include a physical activity, such as volleyball, aerobics or dance instruction. The free Pro- gram for Ajax and Pickering' ferinales from 13 to 15 is being offered by The Youth Centre and the Pickering recreation depart- ment. It's being held on six consecutive Tuesdays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, Liverpool Road south of Bayly Street in Pickering. Call The Youth Centre at 428- 1212 for more information. 21 HR. ROADSIDE ASSISTArar.> 1997 ELA(�NTRA WAGON GL olt tJEAa ®.u. :SIDE AMS - R I SEAT M $I= 1110m -AM I STEREO CASSETTE '_ .., 24 HR. AVAILABLE 1997 ELANTRA GL 4DR 1997 ACCENT 3 DOOR L X99995" LOW MAKrOIANCE ENGINE1 KJECT10N SYSTEM - SIDE WACT BEAUS 5 yrJ100,00 km taARmwe ms. 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M CKURMIG V UACP 3 PICKERING HYUNDAI'S PRE -OWNED VEHICLES... :3% — tm scom TUR80 IMPOMMMMMY6 1995 HYIArIDAI ELANI.S 1994 11100 MH SUNDANCE 1992 HYUMAI SONATA GLS PMW 4 dr. blue , V16, auto, air P.S., P.B. 4 dr., suer, i* bated, beWm d 4 dr, wltt43, auto. air, P.S., P.B. & Top Of k0i red, 4 (k, aub, air, � , �� �,99� 18599597 999� ELAWM GL 1996 -HYUNDAI ACCENT 1990 HYUNDAI EXCEL S1E 0LnPORTFUEL I SYSTEM 8819" -4 WHR FULLY 111096M susvet4oN ALL OW PME s UK IUR.! ►• AMRII 9M CASSETTE tI� ww 11111ao• •I Aelmmtai - I 1997 ACCENT 3 DOOR L X99995" LOW MAKrOIANCE ENGINE1 KJECT10N SYSTEM - SIDE WACT BEAUS 5 yrJ100,00 km taARmwe ms. ALL -SEASON 6 Rall" STEEL BEILTED RADIAL TRU am oa • PLUS NOW -,AU NEW: 1997 SONATA �a����•XUMWWNOMTBMM MILIFPORTf1El moo** ' mmRAGtN P1111111011Stti1G r MOEPBOENT t4MNIM00w • #,Nff sttBE0cm AN tease Dawn" 3>Pg I.AIL PURCIN:AM 1996 ACCENTS 4V 4 TO CHOOSE FROM Very low kms., auto., 19 5 9Q ps., stereo cassette based on 48 mos., plus 1 st, a all tiS'H SPC RTS ,F THE YEAR 5 yrJ100,00 km 'M , ALL NEW. 1997 TIBURON • 1.4 VALVE LOW 111AWBIAAICF EIGI E WSCN WULT1POA T FUEL RJECTION VM • SENSITIVE POWER RACK III42,0 PINOrsTEEtte • t WHEEL RILL4.OEPBOEMT fA� snrel �+� /M VIOLRoom no$17OOe.. •NOE■MCTKM- OUALAIR &AM »Polo woors '�' 5 YEAR/100,000 KM WARRTt HWY. 2 24 HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISE r Includes: • fuel delivery secc rvice ire Y c=, HWY.401 z changing •lock out service •towing service ¢ n BAYLY S 3 T. MIMI• 5% UQTM RD. W. M CKURMIG V UACP 3 PICKERING HYUNDAI'S PRE -OWNED VEHICLES... :3% — tm scom TUR80 IMPOMMMMMY6 1995 HYIArIDAI ELANI.S 1994 11100 MH SUNDANCE 1992 HYUMAI SONATA GLS PMW 4 dr. blue , V16, auto, air P.S., P.B. 4 dr., suer, i* bated, beWm d 4 dr, wltt43, auto. air, P.S., P.B. & Top Of k0i red, 4 (k, aub, air, � , �� �,99� 18599597 999� ELAWM GL 1996 -HYUNDAI ACCENT 1990 HYUNDAI EXCEL S1E 1990 PONTIAC SUIINWID LE 1985 MERCURY CAPRI > P " MM" WOW AW iVrt� lawaft. ALL OW PME s UK IUR.! BMtd4 4 dr , auto, ASM ,-r "'�IV, Gray, 2 dr., aM, Bk, P.S., P.B., AM/FM case te. Auto., p0teeling, pfbraltes, AM/FM C�$-s M'aft ®[�, Aelmmtai - I Mt,E� , ps., stereo, g _4961. ChW v7J J PAGE I&THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1"7 Jewish group seeks members for social, cultural contact Jewish Families of Durham is looking ing a Jewish continuity program. A fami- for new members. ly membership is $25. Write Jewish The group offers Jewish people in Families of Durham, 915 Westney Rd. S., Durham an opportunity for social and P.O. Box 87037, Ajax, Ontario, L I S 3K0 cultural contact. The group is now over- or call 831-6508. T� Need to get out for a breath of fresh air.) Come to Tim Hortons Newly Renovated No Smoking location 465 Bayly St. West, Ajax (gom 428-6320 You've always got time. q1 FEBRUARY SUPER BUYS AIM Tours LA5 TORRE5 GEMELAS 3 5TAR, ACAPULCO Icarnk: �u Fdnwy 15 & Mad 01 -&,mcrr 4rri No Meds WON Pin 7moSM 1 amft, rc, np- A Nab �ntrd �ftllGsa( Fr16" ie 'ND D� AIM CANADA IS WNW .0 III►Olt'lW SAME AOU M1Awstkr Resort (stpow room) Indudes 4 day sld A Wets a bus banters 15 - Mlydlli allixw A� � 478 hx Sac #11 savU d sura, OWE 15 41 Us SK :D, W aoWO r HOTEL MT CAYO COCO, CUBA Jae week Ali iOUusnle o-mr KUM ,uura4eC:11-1 brWtas' UO dMW Nunds rq w*ehN. =W sadrng, as mtv Pgr&M. tenrns. Saba dw. sa9ervisec WNW kr :*0 Samrdav de *res. 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Durham chapter, holds a support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. .'(lark's United Church. Colborne and Centre Sts.. Nk'hitb%. Use south dour. The topic is %%'hat You Should Know About Medicine a. a Parkinsonian. Call 7= 3183 about local issues: 1 S00 -565-3,(X)0 for other enquiries. SECRETXRIES: The Durham chapter of Professional Sc,:rctaries International holds its monthl,. meeting at 7 p.m. in the Durham Region Planning Department txtardro orn. fourth floor of the Lang To"er in the U'hllby 'Mall. corner of Hwy. 2 and Thick -son Rd. The topic is Records Management. Register' 427-5932 1 Karen Cook). DURHAM CENTRE TORIES: The Durham Centre Progressive Conservative Association holds its annual general meting at 7 p.m. at Kinsmen Hall. 109 Colborne St. W.• Oshawa. Dr. S. Opl `�i�A07� Khalfan ' is pleased to =► �'' announce the Opening of her Practice at E it 62 HARWOO V D AVE. S. - I AJAX - WeNTIMIIIIIIIII Evening Appts. Available a Ample Free Parking NEVI' PATIENTS V "ELCOME! 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Call 428-9911 to find out why serious investors are switching to James Schofield, personal financial advisor. Important information about the Global Strategy Income Plus Fund is contained in the simplified prospectuts. Obtain a copy of the relevant prospectus from a broker, investment fiend dealer or Global Strategy and reads it carefully before investing. Unit value and investment return will fluctuate. Past performance may not be indicative of tture performance. Mutual funds are not ODIC insured. P • P 0 ickerin Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 9 ....................................... Bay Ridges hockeYtoumey helps PICKERING — A long- Children's Wish Foundation, the standing charity hockey tourna- Pickering Recreation Complex, ment in Pickering has chosen to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital assist a local family with a spe- and Denise House shelter for bat- cial-needs child this year. tcred women. The eighth annual fund-rais- This year, the proceeds from ing Bay Ridges Hockey the tournament will help four - Tournament for players 30 and year-old Cerebral Palsy victim over will be held at Don Beer Zachary Priest get special equip - Arena Friday, April 18 and ment which will Saturday, April 19. enable him to con - In past years, the tournament tinue his progress has come to the aid of many wor- with the debilitating thy causes, including the disease. Pickering baseball to hos ' :upcoming registration ..: PICKERING -- The Pickering Baseball will host its upcoming registration at the Pickering Recreation Complex this week. +f Sign-ups are set for the Pickering Recreation ComplexY` 3` on Saturday, Feb. 8 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, call Betsy Gummow at 509- 21.13 or Paul Ogborne at 839-4869. I♦ 14 a Ou special marcid art pn>Qarns for ages 3 to 5 help children develop in the areas parents appreciate moat. Increased attention span Leanwig respect for others Increased self-esteem 1EE TRIAL Enhanced co-ordination LESSON a" of dt, KIDS LOVE R! FAMLIES GROMANG STRONG TOGET Call Ajax (905) 686-8866 Pidceling (905) 839-5000 RALL 1997 PROGRAM REGISTRATION Children's T -Ball (year of birth 1990-1991) Three Mom Children's Wftll (year of birth 1978-1989) Ten Divisions Sunday, February 9th 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, February 18th 7:00 p.m- to 9:00 p.m. The Pickering Recreation Complex Second Floor, Valleyfarm Rd. south of Hwy 2 $65firldlillll $40ww"alo; INo waiting Nsts for children registering at above sessions (Pickering residents) Both Birth certificate and Ontario Health card must be presented upon registration otfl w Pick!t'wing Mi rt al Fsb *y 9l h pip sold WIVA9 Rep+tallo�IR SHecreo Slow elsSlowPitll !l26s$ Pkk 0IFORMATION 42NM IIMPNIEs, SPONSORS, a COACHES 839.8Q Zachary undergoes therapy once a week at the Hugh MacMillan Centre in Toronto and also receives private sessions each week. However, he's cur- rently at a point where his par- ents, Trevor and Christina, require costly special equipment for him to connnu� THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 - PAGE 19 _S_______P0rtS News Advertiser _... .. ........... . ........_. .t family of boy with CP ment. Cost to enter the tourney is $35 per player. Each player will receive a sweater and is guaran- teed two games of hockey under oldtimers' rules. Following the tournament, live entertainment will be provid- ed at the Don Beer Arena by Rick Johnson and his country band on Saturday evening. Ticket prices for the dance are $10 per person. Volunteers and sponsors are also needed to make the tourna- ment a success. For more information, ..call Tum 'Mitchell at 427-4332 or Joe Pa„rn1 ;rr_ c 1'9-1985. ,a ry Y 1 Finally, Ovp 45,40M 84 ' But something that makes us ve eetotpuregamingenttrtainr+teitt&sldOtRlwPtr t> peeial is our modern oSseat Bingo arca. located iust a quick drive from Metro Toronto and One look at our Bingo hall and w'+.'e hope / points East. We're pleased and proud to introduce You we'll become your weekly stop' to the Great Blue Heron C haritable Casino and Bingo In addition, we have special high stake, Pull -tab, - The Fun Has Begun! Fun is the name of the game at the Great Blue Heron Charitable Casino and Bingo. Odds are the hk minute you walk into our space You'll :m comfortable no what your game. Speaking of . the Great Blue AP your choice of Blackjack, Pai Gow Poker, Roulette, Mini Baccarat, and Hold 'Em Poker. A real fnrourite. Hungrv' The Great 4 Heron has great food and dnnkin R iulem Restaurant, as well as a to snack area if You're in the �a at► for a quick bite. And we are ' Q.i sigfic size. We're hoping to become favourite weekly outing. You'll find us just N.E. of Toronto, an easy drive from rre- almost anywhere! GREAT BLUE HERON CHARITABLE CASINO A BINGO ,Where Fun ” the Name of the Game' .. .. . - .. . . . . - rIFU MILIM1110will- LOCATED NEAR PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 1 -888 -29 -HERON OR 905-985-4888 t "nxd gammq to be conducted by the PWgwatmq C ommuntn 4,socut on in xcordance th a I ceme yranced by the Mis—augas of Scugog kUnd Fins Nation Lottery Licensrgq Authurnv • •yaa'.L'�t.14.,1.11isla.'t'...trl�sslit��:.�-i1111•Ii�i`R.:-�s,rilee�er', PACE 20 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 Pickefin Sports Panthers' major novices end re ul ar season n with a f ours h PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Student Services major novice 'AA' rep hockey team blanked Ajax to cap- ture first -place overall in the York- Simcoe East Division champi- onship this season. The Panthers, who fin- ished with a record of 19 C win.* six losses and five ties for 43 points. 4r are now awaiting their V first-round playoff Id opponent. The open- ing series is due to 91.1 start Feb. 5. obi In the contest against the Ajax Knights, the Panthers prevailed by a 3-0 count. Matt Thompson stopped 16 shots to record the shutout. Scoring for Pickering were Brent Tamane with a pair of goals, with a single to Ryan Beck. Adding assists were Kyle Gemon with two, Matthew Perrault, Robbie Frawley. Ryan Richard and Francis Masse. The Panthers also posted a conic -from -behind 3-2 win over the Whitby Wildcats. Graeme !Murphy potted a pair of goals, with a single to Perrault. Fraw ley, Daron Robertson, Masse and Gemon. Bryan Scott recorded the Kevin Miller chipped in with shutout between the pipes. assists. The Pickering novices also SAT. FEBRUARY 8, 1997 :1 The Student Services novices edged past the Whitby Wildcats also edged the Belleville Bobcats 2-1 on goals by Perrault andCommunity 1-0. Mitchell Patterson scored the Murphy, with assists to Patterson(North Ione goal, assisted by Murphy with two and Murphy with one. - Ajax) • and Robertson. Thompson The Panthers opened January on a first come, first servedbasis ti stopped 1.3 shots to with a 2-0 win over the 0 record the shutout. Newmarket Redmen. Robertson COT ��(�$ f�gulfed fOrAll The Panthers and Gemon scored the goals. jit3af Payers Will dropped a game to the Adding assists were Tamane, T'Ball $90.00Clarington Toros by a Perrault and Beck. Scott recorded MBirth Cefdl ates regWred for 3-1 count. Murphy the shutout in net. �► j. scored the Ione goal, Other team members are 11 all NEW Rookie Ball $95.00 p y (pj10 assisted by Andrew Justin Papizewski and Billy Paradis and Patterson. Garrett, All Other Divisions $100.00No exceptions, please Tlx: Pickering squad eked out The team's coaching staff is I p a 1-0 victory over the Denis Masse, Jean Paradis. Gary ASMBA Info Line --683-0706 __ Peterborough Nationals. Richard Tamane and Tony Richard. I" scored the game winner, • Spartans' Miwor IM101 ',r REGISTRATION:.*. assisted by Tamane and Gemon. Thompson recorded the shutout. In another league meeting with the Ajax Knights, the Panthers again blanked their crosstown rivals by a 2-0 count. Richard and Tamane scored the goals, assisted by Richard. Tamane and Scoreboard PICKERING MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE Results trot^ Jar 27 NON -MASTERS DIVISION GAME ONE ASG Caterers 42 vs. Pe-.ny's Auto Service 35. TOP SCORERS ASG Cate,ers W ::.a— Darnel 15. Neal Tyrell 10, Trevor Redhead 7 Penny s Auto Service Hayden Leacock 1;;. Elman McLean 8 GAME TWO Gallantry s Eatery 63 vs. Insurance Portfolio 57. TOP SCORERS Gallantry's Eatery: Roy Cousins 21, Owen Officer 14, Veron Hutchinson 13. Insurance Portioho: Denver Daley 26, P0 Brown 10, Ivor Walker 8. GAMETHREE Mud Hen's 82 vs. Ell -Rod Holdings 65. TOP SCORERS Mud Hen's: Conrad Davis 33, Vascoe Yarde 18, Grantley Bishop 17. Ell -Rod Holdings John Christiansen 24, Steve Graham 16. James Locker. 13 MASTER'S DIVISION GAME ONE Melanie Pnrgies 48 vs Elk d 35 TOP SCORERS Melanie Pringles Kev,n Nalker 17• Don 6 MacDonald 14 Roger Bos 9 Elcyda Randy Filinski 5, Bruce Bnard 7. GAMETWO Club Link 72 vs Van Kempen Insurance 29. TOP SCORERS Club Link: Ron Faragher 20. Roger Young 15, Mike Curley 10. Van Kempen: Steve Hemphill 9, Ray Fox 8. GAME THREE Mud Hen's 38 vs. Dakota Bob's 37. TOP SCORERS Mud Hen's: Glenn Scon 15, Tom Recalls 6, John Dale 5. Dakota Bobs: Ride Jones 15, At Sakata 6. a' An Am edrEm Ha13OWF.cdm fit' �ea!i►esa�a� for the morlUt of February (1 child per adult entree) iW, RAIIA CEtrTRE AFFORDABLE COMPUTERS Durham's largest selection of pre-o*ned computers, Compaq. IBM, Dell, Toshiba New Parts, Sales & Repair Complete Systems from $99 Megabyte Computers 860 Brock Rd., South Unit 10, Pickering 905-839-9453 If you wish to advertise Call Billy at 683-0707 Ext.: 2304 THE PROFESSIONALS WINDOWS • DOORS AWNINGS • PATIO DOORS 668-2252 686-1853 L1560 Sayly St, Unit 17 A p4t oft onado IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE CALL BILLY 683-0707 I have a simple statement I'd like to make regarding the reaction to comments 1 made in Coach's Comer a couple of weeks ago about Graham James. 1 understand a few people are upset with my stand on the James incident. As you know, James received a three and a half year sentence for sexually assaulting two of his players while he was a coach in the Western hockey League. Well, t take nothing back! I meant what I said and sometimes, you just have to do what you have to do, then let the chips fall where they may. After that, you have to be prepared to pay the price and deal with the consequences. Okay, now let's talk hockey! If You Wish To A lot has been said about the officiating this year and now it's my turn. What's with Don "Never under 10" Koharski? In the Maple Leafs - Colorado Avalanche Advertise on game a couple of Saturdays back, Koharski put on his usual show. I call him "Never under 10" because every game he does have at least 10 power plays. That's This Feature the average for Don. On a really good night he's had as many as 18. Remember a few years ago when he called a playoff game between T.O. and the Call Billy at Red Wings? He called, or didn't call, a beauty game with no penalties. Everybody 1 raved about how great the game was, but in the next game he did, everything got called. (416) 798'7672 If NHL powers -that -be think fans pay a small fortune to watch Refs Dut on a ev 01191%A show, they're nuts. Let the IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE CALL BILLY 683-0707 Mayers play. ARMOREDSIIIELD AUTO GLASS PLATE GLASS RqftmW centle 24 Hour Etllerge q SWW Owner BBrent MWIltr 619-9936 MARKHAM INDUSTRIAL 6 TRADE SUPPLIES Lm 1sa Bayly St. 42x2448 lflraat of Brock Road • BL WPVNKT Dallas AM/FM Cassette * � 199 SAVE 1100.00 34 Hunt St., Ajax P •►aaa.•..- _•...rr..►w� .dr.`.......•J► s ...-....1 I _.. >. .•rl• tri 1 RIQNT #16RE- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1997 -PAGE, 21 (TELT CONVERTIBLE MQ Aub., P -s.. PA. pm.. cnlise. lilt. - cruise, auto: 1191M air, am. wheal . AMIRA crass., kw tw seals, p. min ora. ASS & mon. P40M skm whams. buriry akupatubm doh buckets, consols. AAL cam. air Gond. & mon. 81103. WLICATIC um n.. .. I 1996 NEON GRAND CARAVAN `.3.0 L., V6, p.s., p.b.. p.d.l.. bit, cruise, air coed.. 7 pass., 4DR. , HIC UME y AM/FM cess.. ABS. p. mirrors b more. 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GENERAL PAILL.S CEREAL GENERAL MILLS • NATURE ALLEY T OW FA r 1 • I • roclrl.til, 1 1 •741 Iz • Owk when you shop at Knob Hill Farms" PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 euy one week, get the 2nd free! Call us for details 0!� 0!� O O 905) Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday roaoNTo . 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday LINE or fax your ad Appaes to Articles For 798-7672 (905) 579-2238 Sale and VeNcies For Salo only. GARAGE SALES _ !nn,IRTH NOTICES e your baby's arrival orgy S� S+GST �'�F=' ceive a gift certificateg you to $25 worth�� ity baby products. 1 1 CareersM:C: areers 1 1 Careers Career Career General General General Gene Im Training 0 Training 1 Help MM, Help 1 Help IM, Ht TORONTO Hdpim YOU Build a Better Life Accounting and Computers Business Administration Business & Commuter Andi Cwnputer Support Specialist Network & Corrals unieaelorm Computer Programming M.0 -BJ. 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Black General 1 J" Course starts Feb. 4 Help Durt,a, Coilege. 905.721- '333 or 1-800-816-3615 EXPANDING, For our Sc ,ng season we need 20 General oeopre to work vanous ar- 1 Help eas of our company Must Je wiling to work with the :pcosde sex For interview ROUGE HILL: Adult can,- Call Carly 721-0299 e's wanted Must have own veNcle for delivery door to x,or Every Friday by 6 p.m ' General Help White Rose Crafts and Nursery Sales Limited Is presently recruiting for the following new positions RETAIL MANAGEMENT TRAINEES You possess 5+ years store manager experience in a chain store environment. Your strong communication skills and drive for merchandising excellence make you the ideal candidate for our fast paced stores. Please reply with resume to: Personnel Department White Rohe Crafts aaBd Nursery u s ry Sales Limitced 4Highway O Unionville,nN UR 2LS Fax: 905-477-9432 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE We appreciate your interest and thank everyone who responds to this notice. However, we will only be contacting those candidates chosen for follow up interviews. BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Process and proof orders, resolve customer/ sales/marketing credit requires/support for new product promotion. Qualified candidates must have a post secondary education, 2 - 3 years experience with a basic knowledge of accountingirbilingual with highly developed telephone/interpersonal skills/out- standing communication skills and detail oriented. Qualified individuals, please fax your resume to: KAREN'MCNA�IEE INTERIM PERSONNEI. FAX ( 905) 579-6060 In#:--Tm§M* P E R S O N N E L CANADA'S LARGEST RETAILER HAS PARTTIME OPENING FOR RESOURCES PROTECTION MUST HAVE LAW & SECURITY BACKGROUND A household name for generations of Canadians,Sears Canada Inc., has earned its position as tfte retail industry leader through its commitment to customer satisfaction, and excellence in training and development of employees. Must be available for days,everwgs, weekends. Appy in person to the Human Resources office Meaft to Fdda 10 am-_*j"n-M - SEAR'S Pickering Town Centre 1355 RE. OftL Seers Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity enplger rib Iwrllr eaefyara Ww aRlllfes, critany ttwre SWxNd IbrinNniemr w be aonkuw Aga �e 6m are IIO Doing dna b door sales. Cash paid d* 406110, To fid but more. Flexible Full/Pan Time positions. No exp. necessary. Training Provided. Call Mon - Tues. 10 - 6 For interview. For info call 723 -Sas �� ChecK Out Our Flyer Delivery We we by for The •1 Distributor of Ayers in our Wrw. Have your flyws deYvaed any Wedrleeday, Friday or Sunday with The Newspaper not everybody needs. BROKER DELIVERY DRIVERS Must have own vehi- cle, (4 cyl. small Car) Cash paid daily, Immediale positions available full/ part time shl commitment a MUSL Call 114 pm. 2t CAR ATTENDANTS Full Time Required for car rental company. Must have valid drivers license. Please drop off resume at Discount Car & Trude Rentals, 218 Dundas SL E. Eby CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser mglleats tori adlreroWena tick twit ad Nra AdviYseir wird be FaVorlMe for nacre Item ori iraoornect i1lWenion Will there awl be no Idft for mini sedim of any atill ►semen. Liabilly for er- mfs in ads a Whiled b for WOO paid for tle spew oavpyfrg me error. Al OW is st*d to the W proal of manayemerN of News Adventiaw. PICKERING Area Taxi Company. requires Drivers immediately. Also Dispatcher with Picketing knowledge. Full / part time 6841-0467 DRIVING INSTRUCT, required. Must have div instructor's Items and o ate model vehicle. Plea call Joe at (905) 436-94a EXPERIENCED (3 ye ^iinimumj Industrial St ung Machine operatic Own transportation :;uired Apply in pars, 8am-4pm Mon. -Fn. 7 Fr11ey Ave. Unit at t, Ajax. EXPERIENCED Custom Service Rep Part time a 'ull time. Apply ,n pars, MHM Entwpnses. 50 co erc'ai Ave. Sude 2 A a, We pay yeu directly' assemble our prod" Easy work. No experience necessar For FREE details ser S-A -S.E.to Five Star Enterprich 1 W4W Liverpool Rd., Suite i picketing. OnL. LIV 6M Mortworkers Urgen Needed up to S8200twk Easy work** —No expo ence required— For fn details send a SASE Skyute Enterprises. v Clark Blvd Suits 24 Brampton Ont. L6T 4Y8. IT PAYS to lose wall You look good. Feel gra and sem extra ,norma C 571 5063. JOCUS educational to needs individuals in yo area. Jocus carries 30( educational toys, game puzzles, crafts. 65% a under 515. Join us of supplement your family, i cane. 1.800.361-4587 ei 9363. JIarP DISTRUNIM SERVICES Inc-. a reput blo, estaWbMd and a PWKbIV Pickering best CO rw compalty, is lookir far erttfaaiaelc h We dri ass win, rlrrtal can aria vans. A Www geograpl Cal krwwdge, or ora Taonto is beneficial. him ested parties ehl Lia , WI/ as 005) 42041706. LAME RETAIL cooper (Tupperware) nada mo Ilk M some POSVJrts ill IQ base. Paid weeldy, It special etperienee natal Bary. Wo PrVAde tun tial in¢ ApPicsYrts now beim 00=Pb d. Call Barbra (a 428.6877 or Shkft (90: 427.8287 or (416)28; Inc LOOKRIG for Nd Tecta carts for busy Whitby lar rfirg satin. (M -brushing a "M.) Pleea tall Tera 905.885-7178. Service. ,y..& pa -lir News Advertiser THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1997 -PAGE 25 feral General General Office Office Saks Help/ Sales HN Help Help Help Help N N- Daycare Business Business P Help Agent Agent • Wanted ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT required by a Pickering Financial Planner. Must have life and/or dis- ability insurance experience. Mutual Funds experience also an asset. 20-25 hours/week to start, work- TELEMARKETER 2 required for our Referral Department in Pickering. Must be able to work evenings and Saturday. No selling or cold calling. Salary + Bonus. Please phone Jane "Part Time" Growing Pickering practice requires individual to perform monthly accounting functions up to the F/S for our clients. Payroll experience desirable. Good communication and computer skills essential. Reply with hourly rate expectations to: Comprehensive Business Services 105 Woodview Dr.Pickering Ont., L1V 1L1 SELF -MOTIVATED. INDIVIDUAL REQUIRED To sell a full line of Sharp Copier and Fax machines in the Durham Region. Salary, commission, medical benefits, car allowance and protected area. Experience would be an asset. Fax Resume to : Darlene GAREGIYtR- part time, INGRtAbt I ront$. Adver- my Whitby home. (2 Child- tise an the Internet and ren, 9 months and 3 112 reach over 60.000.000 yrs ) 2 days/week Non- people FREE info Call sm dker, refiable/ energetic. 905-434-2170 Dept. TW References/expenence es- 2401 sential. 430-3593. - LIVE IWLIVE OUT Nanny ' Firewood required for our 3 children Ill 110 months, 3 8 4 121 es required. 905-428 3388. Full day school for 2 eldest. 200 yards $50/face cord. Non-smoker Own transpor- ABSOLUTELY THE BEST ing toward a 4 day week. wood -worker required for ' alter 4 p.m. IMMEDIATE OPENING Property Please phone (leave mes- I (905)683-1159 talion. Afax area Referent- - top quality hardwood at VI/IndOWS, Microsoft Word req'd. MS Word + organized gnr��Mo Manage- ment,knowled a Land- week ,n fry home, weekend Sales Help/ Ill I es required. 905-428 3388. low paces Free delve delivery 200 yards $50/face cord. - days only. •Trainer7rech `� ��� g of lord Tenant Act. Extensive References, legal person. mixed• picked up support, highly motivated. g y Executive Copier Systems P y LIVE OUT NANNY for 2 Serving Pickering. Ajax. EXCel would be helpful. TELEMARKETING PROS. LatUS knowledge a receiver who is capable A ent g oualty Hardwood.. Guar ment•Retad sales her P - yr old! 6 month old, Ex- Whitby and Oshawa Call Respond in writing to: Ajax food company re- must, Word Perfect Fax resume BOOKKEEPER/AC• draWMgS. perlence, references. own DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 Peter D. Paquette quires full/part time experi- anted to 905-668-4569 COUNTANT needed Skilled Skilled car preferred Light house - INDUSTRIAL MACHINIST Equinox Financial 91 Th West Mall people, $7,50 hr plus bonuses. Call Ron (905) 428-8400. RECEPTIONIST �^ ^-•'-'-' Hardware/Software sales position -Entrylevel pro- yammers n dad •D BOAT Help Builder/custom Hal P keeping Mon - Fn 730 - 630 Altona/Sheppard 509 6530 BROOKLIN FIREWOOD. quality s cams. k wood quality seasoned firewood 519-tJ686 1 e Ste. 1100 THE COCKY Etobicoke, Ont. M9C 5K8 JOCKEY (Oshawa's newest tel - ee ata Entry/Admin - lull time wood -worker required for SHIPPER f LIVE-i/iiOUT NANNY ^n E- Please phone (leave mes- immed. • Admin Asst req'd - custom boat work in Whit- RECEIVER QUIRED 2 - 3 days be, Hwy sage) 905-655-8797 Hwy 12 to Spencers Road. turn MS Word + organized by Fax resume to 905- • Available week ,n fry home, weekend north on Ashburn Road. Booker good phone skills 430-8088 Heavy equipment man- work •4 month old baby 200 yards $50/face cord. - days only. •Trainer7rech THE MUTUAL GROUP Ufar-turer requires an References, legal person. mixed• picked up support, highly motivated. g y CARPETrrILE Helper ex- experienced shipper/ o start Feb let 1905) 683 '480 after 4 p m FIREWOOD, Excellent good interpersonal skills, fast Dated environ- penance an asset, own ve- hide• caul 430-8520 receiver who is capable NANNY, Live In or out, ex- oualty Hardwood.. Guar ment•Retad sales her P - ' SalES of leadin mechanical 9 cererced non smoker, ref- . extra long fay! seasoned, seasoned. cut and s several positions. • interne[ GRAPHIC DESIGNER draWMgS. �rences, for 3 children, Irght Honest measurement Free Marketing Consultant, sales exceilent design a organ- Candidate must be -ousekeeping, start April delivery Kory Heat Fue- background, full training zabonal skiffs• MAC expel- INDUSTRIAL MACHINIST 28. minimum wage. Ajax. wood 905.753-2246 provided. The Canadian once with Quark, Photo- well organized, and be 428-2271 FIREWOOD ROKa Lum Oshawa. AGENT. Full time Whitby area Experience a must Employment Network (Re- surae Referral Service.) shop d Illustrator. knowl- edge of pre -press. print able to work In depertt- v D care r re, 8 F feWorx entre x8'xt2' S6C a x8'x15'. Wed. Feb.. Salary plus Fax your resume to: 433 Oroduction 8 duet[ mail an INSTALLATIONS AND OFFICE • Available 555 Established 1953 $ 35 p.m. Send resume to: Filen 9748 : Fili 9748 Oshawa This Week. PO 1162 asset Mad or tax your re- sume. Fax resume t0 (905) 721-1204• riY Ists. Flat rate or hou . We Days 705-277-3381 Ever - THE MUTUAL GROUP Box 481. Oshawa. Ontano. LIH 71-5 ROYAL WOODS LIN- quoting salary ex- to. McGraw -HIO or call STRUCTURED DAY- 'ngs 305-434-6655 Free delivery to Oshawa area ry seeks a sH1-motivated �ndr sPeN Excellent hh,mr COIN MERCURY Auto- Ryerson. Ryerson. Aft'. H Breen. 300 (9Q5} 721-1200 CARE. w�tr �o's of TLC' -.wigs (31 (312)) 4 4 099995 ,"dual with excellent people Skills and an interest m ' SalES "tive Sales We require •wo sales representative Water St. Whitby, Ont. ON 986 Fax 1905) 430-5044 sured Free Estimates act,vares. crafts. 'lea's. Non smok,rg, '�nced Bargain I achieving entrepreneunal HN I A P geftts Experience preferred Excellent service. yard, playroom Corner rdependence Complete ;-onnng dealership Great INDUSTRIAL MACHINIST Hospital ear Ha wodd'Hwy e2 CaII matron. tramingibenehtsJfinancng workingatmosphere For Prorr•caa'r ce• ;!;ed Car / Medical Dental 519-tJ686 GAS •IreDlace insert. p-ograms available Mini- EARN EXTRA INCOME interview call Rick Lan- dictates should be familiar LOVING daycare available 22 ;CC BTU's. brass tin •^um 2 yearsfull brae work- rg selling selling panrynnse and tel . 905-686-2300 9^0 will' all of machine steel ^I MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST ^,y ^orae. 5 months and :n. :rw tan. gas adapter experience requuedand Un d baby's clothing to your -orated tom found ry eeded Io, ram,ly c•ac' ce 'a Receipts. H 2/D,xle lose. flex pipe for mrmney a iversay agree re- area 839-4228 7VERHEAD CRANE OP- OVERLOAD OF WORK quested Fax resume to: friends. family and co• Skilled=asbngs envrtonment. Fax ,n BowmarWdle Computer xdY used 2 Yrs. mint con- ERATOR, be ado to open- 20 people needed Imine Pearson Lanes, 129 Byron workers. can 1-800-263-10 Help 'esumes to. K3rer MC' skulls preferred Reply to. NANNY REQUIRED. to live Clifton Asking $450. 905. a 5 ton mobile crane, dk4ely to fill various areas St. N , Whitby. On ON 1432 lames. Interim Pe•sonnel. File e9744, Oshawa WhlttTy r t ro Dare for t 428-9494 Donny/ y experienced in the of Oshawa Company. M•JSt 448 (905) 668-2141 Real Estate Sales People. 905) 579-6050 This Week. PO Box 481 5yf ofd 6 newborn , Fax resume be harcworkin and ambi- Oshawa. L I H 7L5 housekeeping b some<areFOR SALE PurebreC a industry g WANT TO BE YOUR OWN no board fees, no desk AZ DRIVERS- oil a caring LICENCED TRUCK OR cook. ; ail 613-17.8 poodle p�cc es M,F Apn- -,onn McNamee. Interim Hous- We will ham Call BOSS" Studio S.K O toes. only $125/ year Cail team at Big Rig Express. Heavy Equipment Me- ULTRA SONOGRATHER Cots and chocolate No pa - sonnei, (905) 5796050 Ashley for personal rater- 905-428.0501 Castlemate- requires 2 yrs dmnn ex dwuc required Must nave R.D.M.S. REGISTERED SOUTH AJAX, excellent Den Ready, to go S30C view. 721-1411 Ware looking st modern. Y 9 D . up-to-date ha�nrylists for Alpha Realty. with cross border expel- minimum 3 years expel- needed !or Der•^ane^• par daycare rea•s expen� 905 723-6464 char rentals. Please appy ence Home some wee. once. own ioois and cap tone noun in busy Whi" once Reliable. affordable DINING ROOM TABLE. in person 108 Dundas kends 905986-4691. 8 aable y of wworkingto F' epe -#9743 O,n,c Resumes sand to Happy enivronment Huge large c.we en e : ;e -,as; St.W , Whitby or call 430- a m 5 D nt weekdays. ask Oshawa YMs Week PO �'te 201 220 Dundas St Playground 6 lots more 6 top table. 6 chars. brass Box 481 Oshawa Ontario W' Ontario UN and^fns and up Will pro - and black �_acquer �Iubular & r I 1 9397 for Chris or Rita. 8M7 ARentlon Pat v,de receipts Reterences LIH 71_5 steel). very sturdy bur chasedrequest 586-87.3 chased 1990 for 21200 arc stored 4 yea's S40C (905 725-8861 -- KINDLING. , ad i s,ean ll -- -... ^ large caps 53 50/eacr Call 420-6643 MEL V Off A CX A31 I I 1=1 43, anvil IGHTe ' I L1GH7 ;RAY Darier^ed Coucr i .:Har 5275. COm- -ole Y a Moor desk $'5 426-1 ip t rrione li MATCHING Sota 515G .t0� x 5'-,; Glass foo H04 Ipit 10% '• � table and and !ales 575 ra)Enteranment urn[ SSC Call Mirne a at 434--521 MOVING SALE li t-1, s-• 5499 31- • no Moving 3 me. Moving 3 • Flooring, • House . Party mond r k rg sell rean • " Irnproventdtts "Improvements • ' •Plumbing Storage Storage • Carpeting • Cleaning • Sevices stove and <z usard! pone cocner !atxe and 4 -hers BUDGET HOME DMIPROVEUBIE NTS Basement Apts , Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall, decks. Ceramic tiling & counter tops 15 yrs. Exp. call Mario (905) 6194663. cel. (416) 560-4663 REANCO ONS IvIRQ Vnt!D HOUSE NEED A LIFT? You name it, we'll do it Bathrooms RENOVATIONS INC. Ouaiq hone renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL Kitchens • Basem Windows • Dotxs Bathrooms • Etc. 905.686-5211 3Z CALL AND SAVE AJAX Moving Systems MICHALSKI Churg For CARPET .71,10NI'S HOME PLUMPING full services, moves, ap- Bargain rates, hones, offices, apt, etc. Piano moving. Padang available. MOVING CLEANING LADY INSTALLATIONS AND OFFICE RENOVATIONS plane and piano special- Iackagrg. st rage and bMM Houses. Aaar!ments a- 423-0239 25 years ?xperence. C L E.A N I N t � New Insulations, ce- riY Ists. Flat rate or hou . We KENWOOD Prologic ster- fieri. Appkanoss and Piano Specialists Senior �^9 restret . our ramic tiles, basement now have heated storage FREE brochure;�owbower and Ord -Month Drs - CA"i sPeN Excellent hh,mr washrooms and units. Now offering free counts Licensed, in- (31 (312)) 4 4 099995 Free estimates. cleaning, w'eekl} basement apartments. boxes with move. Park and sured Free Estimates D 6 N Duncan. Or biweekl,.. Call 686_1781 load special, starting at Excellent service. 987-1799 or967-1$00 839-833a S99 and up. Cal for infor• Call 4367795. matron. 725.0005 427-0005 • House MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions • All ages CALL JEFF 839--7057 :35J 18 __ ft freezer 5.5c deh;_,dd,er $100 .Ills gardenng and oxer ase equrpntert 1905 427-91.6 REFRIGERATOR, Sears ,"rte '85co_.!5 Coldspot. zxceuent ndition. S185 of test offer Triple dresser. $50 3pc coffee tate set. 575 Call 837-0090 • Painting &• Cleaning PROFESSIONAL Mail? Ar cl s • Decoforrating repairs. Sinal jobs. 15 aval". Serra & MW maim 2WS513 service at yearseVenerlce. Free decounts. Freeesnm les excellent rates HOUSE CLEANING. Without the cost, Flexible hours 427-1528 MOUNTAIN cross Movers Churg For D"al and paW1Ng boarding. taping, MOVING SYSTEMS We wig morewng any. ariyelfwre, anynme C4mnreroal or resider" n's P CtxkhhExlS P arties Bargain rates, hones, offices, apt, etc. Piano moving. Padang available. OPENERS, (We CLEANING LADY 31' TV's Free del /set-up install), FIX BROKEN texturing, rerlovatials and Iackagrg. st rage and bMM SPRINGS, CABLES, 423-0239 Call 905-571-1412 available- Quality 66"932• repairs. Sinal jobs. 15 aval". Serra & MW maim 2WS513 service at yearseVenerlce. Free decounts. Freeesnm les excellent rates HOUSE CLEANING. Without the cost, Flexible hours 427-1528 esbmaks, Serving 571-0755 settle. 6 speakers. Own by T".815 CUSTOM Dlltwnandoutdtown 1-888-491-6600 • S Call Lisa • • Health, phone starting from $8.00/ QUALITY HOUSE- week 905-571-1412 cwlt>nINITUtr & areas. Call Ken at • rte 655-5074 CLEC, • ANrlouE • - Pe. balms kitchens, windows, COI•! 43M600 Pnyatey by 2ladies, 1t room $200. french provin- etc. Fatly licensed, For all needs le Pte HARRY-0'TttE- MALE AWATOAAY insured and bonded. home irl� g -additions. MOVERS 604185 WANTS WORK COAD US TO BELL PRICES Telephone r MirxJ, Nasi deneal and small Ww mess, jacks installed, moved, rePair•d- FREE ESTIMATES Churg For wieed satisfaction. Very DOORS ORO US GARAGE DOORS, n's P CtxkhhExlS P arties OWN by 01,000 . 25. 21' OPENERS, (We And Ad 00casi0ft5' 31' TV's Free del /set-up install), FIX BROKEN Have My Own Magician. Sharp, Toshiba. Hitachi. starting from $6.251week. SPRINGS, CABLES, Can Erode Call 905-571-1412 ROLLERS. 66"932• KENWOOD Prologic ster- Sales Service & eo. 5 Disk CD. dual cas- esbmaks, Serving 571-0755 settle. 6 speakers. Own by T".815 CUSTOM Dlltwnandoutdtown 1-888-491-6600 • S Call Lisa • • Health, phone starting from $8.00/ QUALITY HOUSE- week 905-571-1412 cwlt>nINITUtr & areas. Call Ken at • rte 655-5074 CLEC, • ANrlouE • - Pe. balms kitchens, windows, COI•! 43M600 Pnyatey by 2ladies, 1t room $200. french provin- etc. Fatly licensed, For all needs le Pte HARRY-0'TttE- MALE AWATOAAY insured and bonded. home irl� g -additions. MOVERS 604185 bunts, dears• WICM COAD US TO BELL PRICES Telephone r MirxJ, Nasi deneal and small Ww mess, jacks installed, moved, rePair•d- FREE ESTIMATES cabinets, porch en- dosures, fling, drywall, wieed satisfaction. Very DOORS ORO US GARAGE DOORS, t bar kactteelsNB baats Etc. OPENERS, (We Terry for estimate: other items. 623-6332. install), FIX BROKEN 432.9115 MIEN tfVlrH SPRINGS, CABLES, sbves. floors & base- ROLLERS. BLOWER. $701., Voya- Sales Service & geur stroller, $60, Exercise NOR7iiSTAR Repairs FREE brochure;�owbower 90"37-O94M CA"i more. Very low rates Cal 571X864 Kaplan Saks service installa- Licenced Carpenter, 23 years experience. Renovations, Reardoms, Drywall. E13. per hour Call Bruce 9OS-342-3938 satisfaction quaranteed )11, residential, cor ercial - 3 bedroom i yds, $299, also 1 !. carpet. $2.5 instalk eluding pad. (905) 619-2249 or (905) 706.3206 PAINTER ' 30 years Ill taping. CALL HARRY 428-2679 TMS PAIN'nN( & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 L4111" TRI1CK Wig do household moves, residential, commercial. AI types of moves. Can Caryl or Jame 427-2856. INt"s" rllilllflg, Tailoring new clothes, just ALTERATE. Give me a call Mon. -Fri. between 4pm - 9pm 839-6786 ask for Calrole Sam MAID NZKVKE Quaw home & office mining. Single or Team service available. Insured & Bonded 631-5433 WOMAN Will Clean your house sparkling dean. Best results guaranteed. Call me at 686-6609. Move big or small, we price them al! Free estimales, seniors ttisceuxlt, shat rip tice moves. ApplWices moved, also storage space available. Comparable rotes. Cal 432-2115A COAD US TO BELL PRICES Telephone r MirxJ, Nasi deneal and small Ww mess, jacks installed, moved, rePair•d- FREE ESTIMATES wieed satisfaction. Very ENLARGEMENT A I t G SERVICES good references. Duties Professional vacum other items. 623-6332. ( M p•6>3s include inside In dges & MIEN tfVlrH L4111" TRI1CK Wig do household moves, residential, commercial. AI types of moves. Can Caryl or Jame 427-2856. INt"s" rllilllflg, Tailoring new clothes, just ALTERATE. Give me a call Mon. -Fri. between 4pm - 9pm 839-6786 ask for Calrole Sam MAID NZKVKE Quaw home & office mining. Single or Team service available. Insured & Bonded 631-5433 WOMAN Will Clean your house sparkling dean. Best results guaranteed. Call me at 686-6609. WANTED - 39 People to lose up to 30 Ibs. by Febru- ary 141h. AN natural . Cao now416.631-8837. 1 on 1 Tutolrin8 Using the Montessori Method of Education. We teach the basic math & language skills to place your child on the road to success. Learning can be Natural & Fun !! Call Today (905) 428-1285 Dining room set, Includes tale, 6 chairs. hutch d But - 10, $2.800. cal 420-5199 BEAUMARK STOVE, gold in colour, excellent condi- ion. Ding room set with 6 chairs, oak hmsh, good condition. 668.3510. BURGLAR ALARMS an& thieves time In your home KEEP THEM OUT! Custor^ built steel security sumac. bars allows affordac'e Peace of mind even ort^ the windows open For a free estimate call Se„t-: Designs (905)428-8429 yrs. Berri n)", guar- tial 3- PC. sofa set 5400: wieed satisfaction. Very ENLARGEMENT sofa, armchairs $30: many good references. Duties Professional vacum other items. 623-6332. include inside In dges & purrips or surgical Gain • HP. ARIENS SNOW- sbves. floors & base- 1-31rifts sat* & BLOWER. $701., Voya- boarrls washed *0 no geur stroller, $60, Exercise mops used and many FREE brochure;�owbower $400, i 9 CAlson a more. Very low rates Cal 571X864 Kaplan Caprice Classic. $5,000. 623-5W., 435.6M (31 (312)) 4 4 099995 ANTIQUE, 9 Pc- Mahogany WANTED - 39 People to lose up to 30 Ibs. by Febru- ary 141h. AN natural . Cao now416.631-8837. 1 on 1 Tutolrin8 Using the Montessori Method of Education. We teach the basic math & language skills to place your child on the road to success. Learning can be Natural & Fun !! Call Today (905) 428-1285 Dining room set, Includes tale, 6 chairs. hutch d But - 10, $2.800. cal 420-5199 BEAUMARK STOVE, gold in colour, excellent condi- ion. Ding room set with 6 chairs, oak hmsh, good condition. 668.3510. BURGLAR ALARMS an& thieves time In your home KEEP THEM OUT! Custor^ built steel security sumac. bars allows affordac'e Peace of mind even ort^ the windows open For a free estimate call Se„t-: Designs (905)428-8429 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 ;W1 Articles AnICIOS Arts 8 Arts A Arts d SnoltfmobilesweSnowmobiks 1 1 Apawrtnlerlts For Sale 1 For Sib • 1 Crafts • 1 Crafts • 1 !Crafts • 1 Rdint ti CARPET 3 r m $299 MOVING SAE -- --stalemate - 0o s, price includes 30 yards of carpel premium pad , and installation Custom blinds also available at lowest prices Sal 905-432-2750 CARPET BROKER, 1D0% Nylon thick• plush, stain resistant carpet For 3 rooms. only $369.00 Price includes 30 Sq- yds carpet. deluxe pad and installation in your home Free quota- tior in your home. No in- terest, no payment for one full year. Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104 CARPET for sale - for free shec at home service call and we will show you the difference We also do cus- tom Installations. repairs and resiretching Seniors Discounts Call Mike 905- 431-4040 Carpet Mill Disrbbutors, 12 mon!-s No payments. Nc interest. (OAC) 3 rooms (300sgJ1 installed with deluxe pad from only 5399 fpeoals on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home 1-800- 663-6046 CARPET MILL Disrhbu- lors. '2 months No pay- ments. No interest. !OAC? 3 rooms (300sq ft. ) installed with deluxe pad from only $399 Specials on Vinyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Home t -800-663-6046 CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100-< nylon new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price includes carpet. pre fri pad. expert instana- sonfast delrvery free eSb mates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 COMPUTER REPAIRS a UPGRADES car help e - solve your computer con - bring your system up to speed with multimedia modems. RAM. etc Spa cal 33 6 int voica/bax mo- dem. $149 In -homy service available ConsWt-A Tech 905-404-8306. CLARINGTON COMPUT- ER CLEARANCE CEN- TER Twc grea: value packages loaded systems systems include 14' 28 N, mnorutor voceRax modem. CD torn drive. sound cards. speakers Dos. and wind ows, color pnnt-r Pennum 10C S1 999 Out the door prices. ail faxes mctud-d They'r4 two nowii' Loh at used 486's from $499 Multi Media systems from $675 Complete and guaranteed Add a cola pnnter $125 clar,ngton Computer p-arance Center 697- 3059 164 Baseline Rd Bowm arville GARAGE door repairs, broken springs. cables, rollers. openers installed $49 New doors openers Quality Pius Doors 416- 336-0073 HACK SQUAT LEG press. Mill gym 800 Ids free weghl, brand new. $2.000 1966 Firebird $700 1986 Al $1.000 (905) 263- 27N HERMIS HUBCAP CEN- TRE. New a used ah" Covers. new from $35 95/ sat: trades Considered. Ship anywhere Toll free 1- 800-461-1836 Peterbor- ough "'NOT DOG Can. used 3 months. bought for $2500. seting for $1500 Lifecycle exercise bike $3500 new. mint condition, asking $1600 Call days 430- 0979. evenings 623-0283 INDUSTRIAL shelving for gale. 57.900 or fest offer For more irMormabon (905) .4.649-1960 L Nasner $300, Dryer $200, tide and chairs $75, bedroom suite $300. sofa $100. plus much more. 434-7616 SPECIAL brand new stal- ng chairs. from only $20 99 and up. glass showcase and display cabinets, ne- gotiable. Filing cabinets - New and used filing cabi- nets from only $69.99 while quantities last Lateral cabinets also available Quality new and used chairs from only $1999 and up. Used desks from $75 00 and up. Overhead projector for sale/rent Speedy Busmess Centre. 668-0800 Whitby P.A SYSTEM. Yorkville Pulse. 153 speakers. Ross 12 channel mixer Digitech Signal processor. Shure wireless microphone. $2.250 00. will price Sepa- rately Leo atter 6 pm 665 9247 PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS -Surprise your Valentine' Timeless treas- UfeS for your loved on@. New and used pianos. Not sure) Rent to own apt. size. upright. grand, digital. keyboards Clock grand- father, mantle, wall and cuckoo Telev Piano Works. 433-1491. SCOOTER, Flyer, new condition, $1250. Power wheel chair. Heavy duty. 5950 Benerbadk, back rest S50 Tub handle. S500 623-1098 STEPS a HANK S AP- PLIANCES. SALES a SERVICE: Showroom is tul, of reconditioned appliarl es. Must sell' Best prices in tovi We carry the best warranty Built-in dish washer. 5250 Stoves. S150 a up, an cofoursrsa- as Washers S20C a up. all makes'models Dryers. 5775 a jr sal rhaxes.mod- els Fridges. Frost frees. $200 a up Side-by-side, almond with black glass 000rs. $800 Apt -size dry- ers. 5200 a up Apil washers. $300 Stackable washer/dryer. apt -size. $650 5-7 a ft Cyst how. en. $200 a up Upright freezer, $250 6 montri warranty 432-7167. Stets a blank's Appwicss. 362 French St. Oshawa OAKMNE FURNITURE Tra a,oral Woodworking Ore d Ontario s largest manufacturers of Sad Wood Furniture announces our No. for 1997 finish d yoursetr line of Sokd Oak a Pine Furniture Eg Can. nonbaa Bed 5349 00. Solid Oak Pedestal Table a 4 Chan 5695 00, 905-985- 8774 WASHERSMMRS tubl size' or sae Own by phony. startng from $8251 week 905-571-1412 WALNUT dining room sal, wen hutch. bullet. 6 Utah. large table, Asking $1.500. T-lephore, 432-7171 1 Wanted ANTIQUES Absdutely. Purdtasxg furniture or an- ynwlg old Scientific iirl monts, China, silver. adver- tsing. toys. decoys. dills. milk bottles. collections or estates. Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049. Brookln • AntigUes ANTIQUE CHINA TEA cup LADIES DIAMOND and collection, Lirroge. Royal sapph ire anniversary ring. Doulton. plus more. Call appraised value $3,200. (905) 619.6599 1 Bast offer. (905) 619-0599 IAnIM1E LIFESTYLE 'Malibu• Hct 1 caaw%f lub. 4 pts, seat 3 - 4. De- f Mitre cedar skirt, extra insw kation, paid $3000. Asking ;1,200. 4 yrs. old. 723- T464 NEW MUSIC a -zine e topJ/www.dudiew news.rtW-aK238ku- L%oLhtm '40Ralmliam FOR SALE' 6 month bid COuntey Ceaft blanket Open 7 days a week. Come in and see our wide Selection of hand crafts. Ceramics • Woodworking T Folk Art 11 Florals ♦ Gift Baskets for all occasions 1► Valentine Gifts and much more. "Antique Barn" Coming Soon CERAMIC WAREHOUSE - We have She newest molds and the sharpest detail at the best price! Looking for wedding lavors? Try 'The Warehouse' first! We sell top quality ready to deco- rate. ceramic bisque. Tues- day to Saturday 10-3 1333 Boundary Rd. Unit 2 Osha- wa 905-725-67N 1 FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners 162.Starting February 6th Will accom- modate shift -workers. For further information call 576- -4447 Vendors Wanted Atnolrabiles ��\ call / 1 1 For Sale 404-0508 Whitby .L CERTICAR The heating ��\ 1618 Dundas St. E., hitby �� bM is in and we'ro ready N.E. corner T"son�Dundos to dell! We nave mini vans! Choy. GMC, Chrys- a S\ starting ler and Ford. 1989 to 1993 starting at $5,000. Exam. pies 1993 GMC Safari 1 Computer , Computer SLX, auto air, black and Video Video shiny with 100,000 km R$10.995 1993 Ford Aero - 1$129star XL sport, highway kms, WEB DESIGN ooiks and rums like new, a SERVICE steal at $7.995. 1993 Astro CL extended, absolutely Home and web page creation Hyper Icaoed. including alloy wheels and dutch doors link and server storage. ll John D 96 1990 Plymouth Call Duarte Gr Voyager. 3 3 titre. V-6. at 579-"00 maroon. loaded. $7.495 Need a gas miser? 1991 Fc i Festiva. 4 cyl. au- e 1 FetslStlppliesl MEMORY UPGRADE: Orta "mabc $2.995. 1993 Ford Festiva. 4 cel, automatic. 16 MB 60NS Gold Lead i 72 -Pin Smmm. $125. Call Pontiac 6000 wag V6. (905) 723-9986. 995 Pontiac Firefly, 5 sod. MING COAT, full length, i; pile with black tipped, ). maldwtg hat in peffiact $7.995 Tired of spinning cdrKV60n, size 12/14, 5L auto. T -bar roof, 1st year $4,000 value. asking Shepherds. Rottweiler- 71#.000 (905)432-7255 YJ 4 x 4, wrangler, 6 cli 5 ilo"ES, SPORTS, Spe- j sial Events. 18- Satellite more at TRENT PET Osha- Dish" with 1 year pro- 1 pr9ltthnp from $799. fused 434-7226 after 5 5949. Electronic t l :opsins - Ft" estimates. Jp/6 DURHAM AN at Cherokee Ltd . Burgundy. (i06)4p4-0810. . 1 AlblllObll" loaded automatic. drives ING' - offer•ng small class- 1147 PLYMOUTH Reliant. Irke a drown. 4 x t, pass 1 r I NEW MUSIC a -zine e topJ/www.dudiew news.rtW-aK238ku- L%oLhtm '40Ralmliam FOR SALE' 6 month bid COuntey Ceaft blanket Open 7 days a week. Come in and see our wide Selection of hand crafts. Ceramics • Woodworking T Folk Art 11 Florals ♦ Gift Baskets for all occasions 1► Valentine Gifts and much more. "Antique Barn" Coming Soon CERAMIC WAREHOUSE - We have She newest molds and the sharpest detail at the best price! Looking for wedding lavors? Try 'The Warehouse' first! We sell top quality ready to deco- rate. ceramic bisque. Tues- day to Saturday 10-3 1333 Boundary Rd. Unit 2 Osha- wa 905-725-67N 1 FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners 162.Starting February 6th Will accom- modate shift -workers. For further information call 576- -4447 Vendors Wanted Atnolrabiles ��\ call / 1 1 For Sale 404-0508 Whitby .L CERTICAR The heating ��\ 1618 Dundas St. E., hitby �� bM is in and we'ro ready N.E. corner T"son�Dundos to dell! We nave mini vans! Choy. GMC, Chrys- a S\ starting ler and Ford. 1989 to 1993 starting at $5,000. Exam. pies 1993 GMC Safari 1 Computer , Computer SLX, auto air, black and Video Video shiny with 100,000 km R$10.995 1993 Ford Aero - 1$129star XL sport, highway kms, WEB DESIGN ooiks and rums like new, a SERVICE steal at $7.995. 1993 Astro CL extended, absolutely Home and web page creation Hyper Icaoed. including alloy wheels and dutch doors link and server storage. ll John D 96 1990 Plymouth Call Duarte Gr Voyager. 3 3 titre. V-6. at 579-"00 maroon. loaded. $7.495 Need a gas miser? 1991 Fc i Festiva. 4 cyl. au- e 1 FetslStlppliesl Aut0/nobiles 1 ' "mabc $2.995. 1993 Ford Festiva. 4 cel, automatic. Boarding For $alk while and cute $4.995 Pontiac 6000 wag V6. Full -x�C-1 Tournament 995 Pontiac Firefly, 5 sod. YORK!-POOS. C7r,,a 1966 TransAm. ' '.y caa with only 27.000 kms p0cs Dalmatians. Cocker ed p lopes p e !funk, ac. $7.995 Tired of spinning Spaniels. Australian 5L auto. T -bar roof, 1st year your w6eels7 1988 Jeep Shepherds. Rottweiler- winter driven New paint. YJ 4 x 4, wrangler, 6 cli 5 Shepherd crosses, and bras. brakes Mint condition speed, both tops. only more at TRENT PET Osha- No reasonable offer re- 139,000 kms. A real wa Centre 905-43r>-3724 fused 434-7226 after 5 gam at $6.9% 1988 Jeep $6200 dbo.: 4342775. p.m.or432-8464 days Cherokee Ltd . Burgundy. 'FAIRVIEW DOG TRAM- 1 AlblllObll" loaded automatic. drives ING' - offer•ng small class- 1147 PLYMOUTH Reliant. Irke a drown. 4 x t, pass hill. -it*- motivation- fun 4 cel autcmaht 51295 and utility $7.995 1992 for jumor/senror puPPy/ba- certified 1967 Dodge van. Geo Tracker 5 speed. PC . Classes start Tues $1700 as is 1984 Che- good kms $5.995. Cavili- Feb 11 Into./Reg 839- vette. 2 -door, 4-cyl, au- ors and surk.,ft from 1988 3407 torlatkc. $1195 corbeled to 1994 Stan" at $4.295 HELP GIVE s homeless 1964 Datsun SX -200. $1185 certified 1981 Ford Speciabs!I 1989 Choy Co - pet me second thence "WV Grenada. 6-cyl. automatic. m lebnty Euro, loaded, black esty $4 t.995. 19W Grano dss-rv- Many spayed or $995 certified More can. Am SE. 4 door. vines. Me n-uyr-d sdlft its. kmens. as s. 905-404-9759. new $7.995 Trade-ins "- and I um to large sae n� nbvmn come. cash for your car dogs available Pet sup- 19M MUSTANG 5 litre. Open Sundays /or your plias. donations and dog standard Maroon with prey convenience Call w at foster hones also n--Oed interior Good condition 905 t) S79-2686. Yang Please call DURHAM ANI- Only 90.000 kms Asking mom quMty, certified ve- MAL ADOPTION 905138- $5000 Finn Cas Troy 905- fritr-s at CMicar. 155 Batt 579-6146 King SL West at YiAwbm -STRUT INTO 1997 1N SME' AT K9 CONNECTIONS Dog Obeberice CLASSES ALL LEVELS Back by Popular Owund!n FREE 6 toot Isslfw training lad w&k4d M $20. to tlw l9t 25 $bAbrlts Car John or Wine to register 1-906.4WI711 1 1 At't M sale bin NEED A VEHICLE? Poor creel No credit? Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905-576-1800 or 1-888- 259-3673. 1 can help! 1968 Suzuki Samara, JX. 4X4 51900 cartitled 905- 931 3075 or 905-4312621 after 6 1"1 Cavalier RS. 2 dr auto. 4 cyl , 153 km air. cruise, till, excellent con.. $4200. 1988 Topaz, 4 dr auto. pant $1700 owaI.orkgnal p905-4331787. 1992 certified Lumina, 76.000 km, like new. one owner, fully loaded. $12.000. Call 436-2671 after 8 p.m 1992 Geo Tracker 4x4. dad with soft top, arrom cassette 5 -speed. Only 66.000 km. highway driven Asking $9000 Co" Pied. Cal 7231689. 111!2 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE Excellent condition. 86,000 kms, non-smoker, Lady driven, P/S. P/B, P/L. auto., amRm cassette. $5800.&5 is. Call 905-571- 0493 ask for Mike. not. -Wtyn custom --- sad Inner friends'. CREDR PROBLEMS7 On the spot financing Down payments from 5500 Monthly payments from $150 OAC Cars, trucks. vans 1981 to 1996 Mandy Auto Sales Ltd 146 Brock St. N. Whitby 905666- 331l2. B9 rORMULR In% '91 SRFRRI LCE 470 Liquids, gauges SKI SKins Hand Warmers Double Bed Trailer ! $9500 O.B.O. Will Sep. Jim 705-328-1613 1 Trailers 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 x 38 Itmobile home. 10 x 20 Ilonda room. Main trader fully furnished One bedroom, 4 a. bath. fridge full sae, propane stove and oven. Electric hot water. deck 10 x 16, shed, new roof on Florida room, new carpet. Located at Nestle In Park on Hwy 36 bet- ween Lindsay and Bobcay. geon, on water Brand new $45.000. Asking $30.000 or best offer. Leave message before 4 p m or call after 5 p.m. to 9 p m. Park fees ne- gobable. Ask for Denise (905) 579-3791 STEEL TRAILER: 10' x 6' x 5'. very sturdy with all We, bells a whistles. Can be enclosed Great for hauling wood. furniture, etc.. $1000 firm Call (705)878-5586 (Lindsay) after 6pm- IMStlowlrlobia 1989 POLARIS Indy 500. New elute-, springs 7 shocks Good condition $2500 Cae 905135-0793 1990 POLARIS INDY 500, igwd coded, new fresh moor, handle a thumb warmers. ski skins. car- bides. studs. excellent con- dition Ready for snow. $3000 obo 905-985-8039 Stewart. after 6 p m 1998XCR-M. 2.500 rides S5200 Call 905- 435-0793 SNOWMOBILE Trailer. For Sale a Rent. Wilde Saes 905655-8010. SNOWMOBILES: 1991 Indy Trail, 1995 Indy Light. Double in bailer, excellent condition many extras. $7.200 or sell separs" call 905 -263 -SW • Marine 1993 oRI4CECRAFT P JEFF WELLS AUTO 434 2 ro Sores 177, 93-120 John - SALES - 1989 Olds Calais. son 12/24 Troang motor. 2 2 or, 4 cyl. $2900 ort: 1987 Poles a Bras Pontiac 6000 wag V6. Full -x�C-1 Tournament $2500 Cert. 1986 Chair lent condition, COW" 4 Or 4 cyl $1695 to". $13.500 obo Jay 905.571-3690 or Frank cert. All very clean inex- 905136-6590 pensive cars. Hwy. 12. 1 mint newly -renovated 12- Lim. roll of Brodtkn. 571- ABS, Cruise Control. power 5487 or 655-5911. / 1 1 1912 Corsica, air, Y6, am/ For ROM fm cass., air bag, $7300 foie Polluting; $6Mnionlh- obc. 1991 Buick Century 1 i 2 Bedroom apts and Ltd. loaded. Black with grey Bachelor apt. ($495) in Interior, front bench seal, Oshawa and BowmarmMe. $6200 dbo.: 4342775. Starting at $600/nionth, 19N CMEVETTE, 2 dr. Indigo a stove Worded. 1 AlblllObll" with laundry facikties. No Cab 905 Call Bruce 905-576-2235. 511,500. Like new, one rv..re. ortS r nz%non Boxer puppy, CKC-regis- 195 Chev. Celebrity Eu - �� pas. ( ) 407. 194 CAMRY loaded. run- 1992 SAAB 90170 CS.. Eu- female. Call 905-404- IN OSHAWA (RusseVSim- ning condition, 280 k. alu- ropow import. 2.3L, 4Cyl. POODLE cross puppies, cos): 2 -bedroom &part- minum wheels, needs 16 valve, Direct ignition, CASH FOR CAIISI We mint newly -renovated 12- some, work. great for parts. ABS, Cruise Control. power buy used yghj Valhicles pex. Hardwood floors, ca - $600 or best Quer 404- fod . does, wiiildow5, cleat- must be fon running condi- foie Polluting; $6Mnionlh- 0637 ed passwngar a drives reel. tion. Cal 427.2415 a cones includes sverytrny� CENTRAL WHITBY Su- Pill 3 bedroom Upper Color, dhartpagne McWic, to 479 Bevy SL East Ajax hydro• (approtc$lomxxnh.) 19N CMEVETTE, 2 dr. 8% ('low mileage) A-1 ken- at MURAD AUTO SALES. boibes No dogs auto $1300 080. Corti- dilion. $42,000 new asking COUFrnCE RD 2 bed- � oplonal. 905 -576 - tied. 728-0490. $15,000 905683-5801, A i A IOWIKL Pair $50 19/4 GRAND PRIX, T -top, pagan 416106.9723. 1994 $5000 cash for used a scrN ears 6 trucks, 24 fws 2 BEDROOM in Nath Oelwiea in 8 plat fndDa a $1300 minimal repairs. Chovcbo 472 nn $1300. 19726900 GRAND PRIX SE, PAN. PA_ PIS, PAI, Cnrsa, 7 days. Cal 905.686.5003 �• balcony, binds. fDclm with pails rdt AMFm Come", se . or 905-706-5234: 30 nun. ale. parking. � plus hydro, available 8083. ity System. 79.000 km. $14,500. Call 683-3020. service- m► r 723-1812. 1995 PONTIAC Pansienne 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6, TruCke only 102,fXX11km, air, excel- pJs iAe. abs. PA., p, p/tnahk, 1 for SBIOshawa n� nbvmn tent condition, many new Parts, certified. $2800 o Qo. sOgInIY 4 door, alp prox 79.000 highway Idris. Fireplace. fosse mart with laundry. pa*mv. Call Bruce 905-576-2235. 511,500. Like new, one rv..re. ortS r nz%non Boxer puppy, CKC-regis- 195 Chev. Celebrity Eu - tared, fury vaccinated. ex- roSport 4 dr. , V6. auto., pl, cellent temperament, fawn Pia, curse, tilt very reliable. female. Call 905-404- ung $1800 certified. 8159. 655-8491. POODLE cross puppies, 194 PONTIAC SUNWRO: Jack Russell Terrier cross 4 door, gold exterior, tan pups and Rotweder interior. 4 cyl., automatic, Shepherd cross pups for 78,000 kms, no rust. AM/FM sale. Call Laurie 416-281- cassene. Excellent condi- 19. 88 hon. $3.000. certified. Cal utilities. Cade, included 905-438-8312. 1996 PLYMOUTHVoyall- er, p/s. abs, 611. cruise. air, ?-passenger, ziebardt well maintained, $18,500 o.b o. Cal 905666-4015. '93 SUNORD SW and '94 SUNBIRD 70K. Air, stereo, electric locks, CD payer, sunroof, c"rtified. Tele - Phone (905) 432.7253, 579.8815, 7281917. 1990 Jimmy S Swiss, 4X4, 32.000 km. on rebuilt motor 4.3. New pant. Loaded, as is SUM. 905-985-2306 Jim (Port Perry) 1991 FORD RANGER XLT, extended cab, load- ed, one owner, excellent condition, sacrifice $7,995. Caddied or rassonade off - or. (905) 728-7242 or (906) 242-4222. Cad backyard. $75oJmo. Cal 905-571-5320. AJAX O:rad Towers. Spadous OPWW tants, gullet building. dose to shopping, 401, GO. Poo(, sauna. Three bedrooms, March let. From $883. 683.5322 inti 7:30p.m. AJAX South - clean 3 bed- room main poor so. in semi bungalow, $875 + 1/2. Available April let. Can 905.686-1494. Apartments 1 1 For Rent AJAX - LARGE 2 bed- room basement, 4 pc bath, walkout. laundry. available March Ist $720 PIUS 40% utilities. (905) 294-0760 AJAX, Harwood a Hwy 2 New, large. clean• quiet. bright walk out basement apt. Available immediately. 905-619-0803 33 /11For Fh Apartilm V COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundr facilities and underground park- ing included. From $785-$867. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 8 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- 55 FALBY CRT. MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 PM. FRI. 9 A.M. -5 RM. SAT. 8 SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED WHITE OAKS APARTMENTS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- 2 bedroom $735. Ly. Pickering, spacious condo. neviny carpeted and All utilities and parking included painted. 3 bedrooms, all Close to schools, Go and transit ubl. included. FirsNast re- e public quired. No pets, non- on site. Ravine setting. smoke` s1200 839-4601 Mon. -Fri. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY, in Whitby Apt Sat. Sun. 11 a.m. - 4 P.M. Ing.. spacious. carpeted. (905) 668-7332 newly painted, with balco- Zclose to bus. shopping, utdkbes indudsd, first / last required, no pets, 2 bedroom, $750 Also 3 bedroom $815 call 430- 01 Houses Hous BROCK/HWY 2. - newly 1 For Rent Ei MO For Re renovated avalable imme- diately. Walkout basement apartment. spacious. one oedroom. Living. dining 5: - IA Ab -lute Aftordabic kitchen, a/c, appliances. :STILL RENTING?? utilities. Cade, included SM per mo (905) 683- W H ( NOT OWN A: 1206 -Bed Semi $700/month CENTRAL WHITBY Su- Pill 3 bedroom Upper 3Brd btJnpalow $800/month Moor triplex Broodioomed. No down pairmall Bad CraQn? Discharged Bankrupt' newt' deco--t-d, laundry Call Me! Isolates. age, no -pets. 4'6+86°' (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 COUFrnCE RD 2 bed- MARK STAPLEY room apartment, in farm- house, appliances, oval- Saks Rep Sutton Group Excel Rcalty Inc able March Ist $952 per mo. Inclusive Harmony Rd Call 725-9991 Apartments n1l Apartment: FULLY FINISHED. 2 fled- 1 1 For Rent For Rem room basement, large kecMn firootwo Ceram A/ OLIVE AND WILSON, SOUTH Oshawa, large V. parking. laundry lair Iu bright I bedroom. 9ei i9 bedroom raised basem hes. code. no pets. non kaundry• D&rfung. f650 pk+s smokers. $725 Inclusive. hydro. Available March Ist- apaamen t on lower floor 905136-8447 Avail. (905)436-9448 or (416) stork , with 1>k�ry. 2- March 1. 690-8194 parking, private -ntran HUGE 3 -bedroom ,n pri- vate home mint condition. available arniff taly in downtown Wheby Ap- pianc-s and laundry in- cluded. $950 Call (416) 491-3714 LARGE 3 bedroom condo style apt New building. Laundry tic . dose to 401, schools and O. Centre. 1850. Available imny- dialely. Fred 721.2001 or 725-4101 LUXURY 1-wdroorn bas.- m"nt apartrnent, available Feb 15 or March 1. Near GO. shopping. Fully sal - contained. Parking. $625 Indus,". Non-smoker, no peri. 905-420-9187. Huge apartments, bright kitctlens, dose to amenlbes. Only a few left. t �c�m New Iium 9045%1-4608 4. Oshawa. 2 herlr n M090 6 stow. First last relersnres reghrred. No Pets, 5895 plus Available March 1, Lynn NEWLY Daeormied apart - "WI units, available in adult building, near hospi- tal, 255 Sittooe SLN. (905) 728-4966. AJAX - NEWLY renovated separate entrance, 2.bed- room, basement, washer, dryer, fridge, stove, mi- crowave, securittyy system, da, chi, 1 panning spot dose to GO bus stop, uni- fies included. 1200 sq. ft. $925/month, firwAast mdire- quired. imoately (416) NCE partly -furnished bachelor 11Qa1Vrhwe for rent, Oshawa Centre visa, $400/month. 1sbilast to. quiral. Cal 905-720-7137. ONE i TWO bedroom apartment, mmediat- Pos- session. prefer couple, North Oshawa- ncludes hydra, fridge. stove. carpet, t'Sshly-painted. shopping plaza, laundry facilites. Near bus. Reasonable 725-2642 after 5 pm. $575 all inclusive Av able Mar 1st. Mature we Ing singlelcouple No pi 905-579-1869. LARGE, clean 1-b-dro basement aparbment M Private entrance. Oshah Utilities, cable. taunt OSHAWA - Manch lel. parking intlidsd. i5 Nice two bedroom rear Mar.1 st. Non-smoker. 401. go, $690. unities. a 905-427-6226. parking included 725- SPACIOUS one beds 6434 apartrnalt ava 4&e Me 1st S600/month all Inc OSHAWA - SM + 900 Glen St: 2 bedroom apts. from $675- 5710., also 1 and 3 bedrooms avae.. dose to shopping, schools, GM and Go. Utieies in- cluded. FirsVlast required. Cal 728-4993 OSHAWA - Central loca- tion, 2 bedrooms, very dean m 6 unit building. $645 Per mo. inch"ve. Available immediately. 57&5887. OSHAWA. dose to GM, 1 bed apt $600, 2 bad apt $750 al ru:kmw. available Feb. 1, In nearer building, transportation skip" 5740. at door. Cal 905- 428- p CKERM. Kingskonlift, ar". 2 -badman maim Moor of bungalow, quiet, Una loll, policing. walk to Weryll", $875 inclusive. lst.nasl. Rarrwtas. Thew so (416) 267-7482 OSHAWA - NOM Ox- ford 1 8 3 bdrrn. Now GO station. 401. Pwkkg, tny- dro, balcony/patio. $630 end $837. A -t We iftwne- dualely (905) 721-2232 (416) 239-2752. SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentworth St. W., t Bed- room $500: 2 bedrooms. $600 a $620, dose to bus - as, Shopping, available im- mediatey,fridge, stove, ro Y parking. Ist / last required, no pets. 721-9722 a 7236637. siw. 1 steast. No pia. Ik smoking. Cali 721-13 alter bpm. TWO AND ONE bodrok sparlm rtts. $735 and $5 rsspoctiwly, all incl l Dadkitn9 and laundry Iso 0". Close to hospl ntwey PMUM aria CWP ad. 576-7540 (leave m $age) TWO bedroom apt. aw able mwradiauy in am quiet tv,;ildirg, Bloor/YNls AN inat� $704 c 721-1178. TWO bodroan apts. M am arrtau k& $851. M elusive. No subsidy avt able. seabicer-4 o Oshawa 721-1553 $34 MARY ST E. WFITI 2 lxedroom apt. &V&W* mall mrntakkad and clu mature bund% U6rdil parking. Imandry fat:. a security carrwas. On fe ruanayamertt. For appl• view troll 888-2450. VERY CLEAN, newly to ovaled 2 - 2 bedroom level upper &p&ra m Hach $725 inclusive. l last dose 10 OMMFAV, ho pital and dowlnttown. Fa ISL and March lst. (90 713-0316 WHITBY - Largs 3 be room 2 storey cordo, wf balcony. in dean, qui bukkS available March April $975 inclusive. (90 685-0821 Mrp-=rds uses THF. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 -PAGE 27 I For Rent I T°�ForrRef t / I Accom da� I I Pd"kmortgages, Coming Coming Dont For Sale • I Insurance e / I Events F. MAI Events wh n can WHY rent a you ow" your own home for Nis than you think?!! Call nave Haylock Sales Rep. to/Max Summit Realty 1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or (W5) 666-3211. / Houses For Rent 1 r ING?OPn flora a S$$$$$$$$$SS$$$$$$ S 1STCHOICE $ S AFFORDABLE HOMES! $ S WHY RENT? BUY! $ sNo down payment, _ s No problem! $ Let me show you how! $ Mtge. Pay $700 O.A.C. s s CALL THOMAS PIKE s s ACCORD REALTY LTD. s s 5763111 $ SS$$$$S$$$$S$S$s$$ 2 -BEDROOM bungalow. a-ge ct. ' 2 basement. AJAX, SHARE 3 bedroom EXECUTIVE HOME in MORTGAGES - Good. rlrraROUa r-am•Qy 6 sorlg ful Vul excellent location, cable, laundry, good people, $375 prestige area of Whitby 2,650 sq. h 4 bedrooms. bad and ugly Financing for , ^ Forget Inclusive Dave or Dana 428 -8927 (work) ., 3 bathrooms, central vac and central air, air cleaner, any purpose, rates from 5 95% All applications ac - cepted Community Finan- ` s' rl1JiV[ /^ O �' AJAX,Westney/Hwy.a2 heated in ground pool, fire- cial Seances 668-6805 FEBRUARY 210e every Sat. area. Large home to share, place, fully fenced and Btark3a.k For free info call 4'6.2;2 9815 Holiday limn. Owhwww Ajax Close to GO tl Transit. $375/monthly. All inclusive. landscaped backyard. Ask- Ing $256.900 Call 430 0548 • BUSIf*$$ I 101 1 Sloop straest anwat I /7 Call 683-6092 to arrange a view ng. pportunfies[AUCTIONEERS EVERYONE WELCOME To Place Your NEW Serious offers onl No NEW BUSINESS EX- ASSOCIATION OFPickering Office A HOME. bedroom with agentsprivate PANGS INTO ONTARIO- Auction, Lfsten To An Assartntent of News family roomfire- hon $144.500 Cale ATTENTION.. An excitingONTARIO Auctionaers And Rid On A Wide Variety Of I (900 inclusive (905) 686-7012 6-7 piece, deck, bathroom,uta- NO COMMISSION to Seg-laanchse �n the M Advertiser hies, parking, kitchen in- arsI need smaller de- tenance law" Maintenance / Snowsents The Available Immediat Fuji ary cluded. Professional wel- tached semis 8 investmentRemoval Industry. Join the11WClassified Certain That K Y 1M-- T n aighfwumood• mins. neat, come. $5251mo 686-2417. PICKERING - A MUST TO propert es For InvestorsGardener and Renovators. Low or No Down Payment team Call 905- 889 7196[ EARN L Show Dept. is open SEE Brock Rd and Hwy 2 Wcli Home are alsn Int talc Cnmc $100,00,000. yr.-,! Home basad .rnlnc.vc tel. room, kitchenette w/tndge. Com_ Dudes made. phone, close ece with fast closin closings. Must ecommunicaro n business, rlrraROUa r-am•Qy 6 sorlg ful Vul to all amenities, a/c, central have good employment 8 24 hr message 416-280- For M%dIe AU(yenees convenience finished basement, credit. Call Andy at Remax 6175 or 888-442-7929 7:0 F% - tMrldwy rl1JiV[ /^ O �' days. mat (416) 464/mo Call -1'767 Accord 905-576-3111 MAKE Real money playing FEBRUARY 210e every Sat. we- akar 9 905-428-0210 NW OSHAWA: 3 bedroom Btark3a.k For free info call 4'6.2;2 9815 Holiday limn. Owhwww 9.30 to 3:00. mg working FEMALEemale detached •a�Sed buaga. low. ext. 020 24 "ours 101 1 Sloop straest anwat I a .ary :nexcerswe bus trip ife) person welcomlco garage, C/A fenced yard. woodstove, new ple business Toe free I EVERYONE WELCOME To Place Your or student to share dean, 3- broadloom, gas heat, on NEW BUSINESS EX- Stay After The Show And Join With Us At An Office A bedroom home. In North quiet court. Excellent Iota. PANGS INTO ONTARIO- Auction, Lfsten To An Assartntent of Classified Ad Whitby Must be neat, non. hon $144.500 Cale Earn S30 -S40 K -yr profes. Auctionaers And Rid On A Wide Variety Of I (900 inclusive (905) 686-7012 6-7 smoker, like cats S400/ (905)432-2451 sionally cleaning comput-M erctlandise For Sale The Highest Ridder Pease Call • ^,oath inclusive. 666- agents Please 420--6179 eryelectromc equipment. We Call It Our -Furl Auction- And We're Available Immediat Fuji ary X434 OSHAWA: NICE, 3 -bed- This method IS used by Certain That K Y 1M-- T n aighfwumood• mins. neat, hospitals schools to eftec . - Thi YOU OSHAWA, 2 rooms In "ice room semi 51''2 ys new A, lively remove bacteria. PC WWI Agree. then[. backs onto green "Ouse. :able. telephone C. pool. 3 -bathrooms. ga. rage. FAG. main -Noor fault Computer Cleaning Inc SHOW TICKETS: $ 20-00 eaN, draperies, laundry. 2 washrooms. share kitchen, $375 inclu- )y room Open house. Sun- da. Feb 2nd. 12 5. 1397 expanding due !o high d mand We need le Available At The Deer, w call: rl1JiV[ /^ O �' Sive. ISNast 436 -2719 any- ��88 who want to be s elf -em- Rem (905) 432-283, or JeYee 3- time charter crescent $143.900 9054323318 played It is inexpensive to 19051 951-1828 To Rosette 3148 'Cis people need to 'st. $1055_ + ublies. Con- start this professional s,m- ommercial a .ary :nexcerswe bus trip SHARED ACCOMMO- PICKERING Rosebal ple business Toe free I stov,. washer, dryer, dish- washer Pod 6 tennis Property DATIONS. South Ajax 3 Shecoa•d er,vate sale. 888-259-4599. Ext 442 416-980-4390 Office A 3 ,all ��� rot more de- home,$40dose to all one year Did semi. 3 bed- Oppo ry your Limited r•.uai. �n amen per an nlusive. room$- 2 1/2 bathrooms. area. • I Personals e I Personals • ' Personals I (900 inclusive (905) 686-7012 6-7 upgrades. $179.000 NO Homehrlders Plus for i1e- tails 905-728.7902 AJAX- furnished room. INDUSTRIAL UNITS save message. agents Please 420--6179 Available Immediately., ]uiet 905-831-3772. Available Immediat Fuji ary 1280 Terwulegar t .937 8 RAVINE. Pickering, bsautrLil 91A III Coming Events SINGLE ROOMS with ful 2541 so n 2 storey. 6 shared facilities Females bedrooms. finished base. welcome Non smoker. no ment/walkout, dose to all MINI PSYCHIC FAIR. Pio, - pets. references, available ynerides.401 5259.900 er. ; Towr Centre Febru d - ,mmeendy. Rent from 686-0645 ary 10.16 4 protesstonal 5375 Call (905) 420-0249 readers Reasonable rates anytime after 7pm on WHITBY BEAUTY. 3nng this ad n'e In and rece weekdays $13S.000. 3 bedroom ;e,, Free Tape of your reacting ti;ngalow w„n 2 bedroom A ondonfintums casernew in-law apart - parking. $800./mo. .utile• 0210, an messages PICKERING 3 Ddrm :owc FOrRertt then[. backs onto green • I Personals ',es Marron Ist Relerences. Houses / house. near. sop kvingi draperies, telt, newer windows 905 the 'lake one bedroom Meadowvale 8 Sheppard. 305-509-8872 or 905-771- For Rent dining rooms 2 minutes to 3 bedroom condo Ajax ��88 bedroom house, dean. 1, 905-839-9446 tennis, fireplace, balcony. �O station avail. March $600 plus ifikti•s Oniy WHITBY - 3 bedroom ARE YOU INTERESTED in 3148 'Cis people need to 'st. $1055_ + ublies. Con- waterfront including frogs. ommercial a .ary :nexcerswe bus trip WHITBY 3 bedroom PICKERING - gorgeous 3 tact Dave 905.839-8677 or stov,. washer, dryer, dish- washer Pod 6 tennis Property to Branson %ssoui fl so. ncksp t n desirable West bedroom 2 storey, double 416-980-4390 Office A 3 ,all ��� rot more de- Lynde Eat -in Kitchen, di- garage. olair. appliances. -BEDROOM raised bun- low hv,n din courts available Ca11 heated •s n,ngroom/lmngrbom large 51150 plus util Rub 428- PICKERING S 6 Liverpool Rd 3 beer m t hou51 Homehrlders Plus for i1e- tails 905-728.7902 AJAX- furnished room. INDUSTRIAL UNITS recroom 'fireplace. den. U 0210, an messages o0 to. A. I air, avail March 1. $1200 promptly returned dose to go. schools IL AJAX /PICKERING by pus util Mike 683.5000. draperies, shopping. 5901 us utib- the 'lake one bedroom 5 49imin touch tone. 18 :a OSHAWA small one Ms. Firs 8 last avail Mar Condo. indoor pool. hot tub. 3 bedroom main floor of bedroom house, dean. 1, 905-839-9446 tennis, fireplace, balcony. house for rent North Will $600 plus ifikti•s Oniy WHITBY - 3 bedroom appliances, parking It6- 5950 due 2!3 utilities 'Cis people need to townhouse. [nilgai stove. 445-7218 Al Also 2 bedroom basement applyrespo •pDIY IsLust required rooms. 2 bathrooms. jaCu2- cable. shared facilities. non W $SSG plus 1/3 utilities Fob Ist (905) 571-4776 �e car garage available •a- trance). No pats, �95+uM• 905 -'?3-3474 n. marble fireplace. large Feb. Ist 5950 plus hydro Office A 3 THREE BEDROOM brick (905) 839-2987 • I Retail Space_ -BEDROOM raised bun- low hv,n din house, centrally located, heated rem Porsonaf CHEATING WIVES • ON -sRI0 t`a:. r has been granted ctoee to Oshawa W. all to. A. I PHC%F `i!JMBERS . now broadloom, treshly , TWO MONTHS FREE ' )00 457 5566 ext 253 draperies, painted $650 per mo, plus for Rent REM - 450 sq n onice for"vestment 5 49imin touch tone. 18 :a ' Births I Births rent divided in two corn- Property MOONLIGHT No pets. please. Immsdiato posses- please read 7a 9 ing/farrxry ctoee to Oshawa W. all Rooms •oom, 2 baths. appliances. now broadloom, treshly , TWO MONTHS FREE :antral ashram, draperies, painted $650 per mo, plus for Rent REM - 450 sq n onice for"vestment JOubfe garage. $12001 utilities. Istitast, references rent divided in two corn- Property norith.utibib•s. No pets. please. Immsdiato posses- 1 BASEMENT Room at Pieta with computer room, Available end February. Ist/last 905-723-7568 sten Caa 4361500 Fmk $350 b 1 at $375, dose to wasflroom, waiting room PA ARTMENT BUILDING ;BEDROOM S. de• d, fireplace, walk -out TWO BEDROOM house with backyard. North Ajax, $650 per mo plus utilities PTC 8 GO. Parking permit inducted Quiet home, ma- fur• gentleman welcome. etc $450 includes every - thing. High traffic area. Prune location • available Osriall ' 9 suites. 9 years old. fully .enanred. excel. lent income Doll Baird, 'mated partner for *Se- scads. B1 amen4ies. Feb. or Mar oma 122 i .0 cl o deck, fenced backyard. Feb no pets. AvailaTelephone 1139 0257. mmediatel N Realty Executives 686- area for good fishing, fun and affordable accommo- Oshawa Centre, newly ren driveway. near OC. ) 76 Telephone (4161767-7089. AJAX, FURNISHED room 576 6999. ask for Steve 6437 bedroom 2 level baserrranI ovaled; gas heal, parking, laundry. includes basement Aouble ,useable March 1. $950. rhiAies. ,.ant Garry Bolen at WHITES RD 3 large bed- to rent. separate entrance. Industrial 465. Pickering, ON. LIV 2R7 - ' bachelor (separate ICS -436-0990 rooms. 2 bathrooms. jaCu2- cable. shared facilities. non / • units Pavane Hos Be�rfui. Classy. •a- trance). No pats, �95+uM• BOWMANVILLE. n. marble fireplace. large smoker no pets. $425. 1st room mobile (family, park;. I Oondosr Sale r Mies, 1stAasl. (9O5µ32- 2705. Spacious lanced lot, wry dean, 5 ap- last• (905) 683-5460 heated rem Porsonaf "Lowest story, 3 bedroom semi. pliances. $1150/month AJAX- furnished room. INDUSTRIAL UNITS Rates in HARMONY i ADEWOE, Available Immediately., ]uiet 905-831-3772. Available Immediat Fuji ary 1280 Terwulegar t .937 8 PLAZA 70G900- Oshawa Durham" 2 story 4 bedroom, 2 n aighfwumood• mins. neat, as professional working use of rec room, laundry 968 sq If office warehous- most prestigious condo- Discretion Assured ut ies. gas 5785. utilities. 2276. Housing / room, kitchenette w/tndge. mg. $3 25 sq. ft. net. Call mrniums offer a secure. INOul Calls Wanted parking available. SW 905.579-5077, after 5 Dm ww- carefree floe style m a vfrom OSHAWA - Beautiful clean we". 6&+--5951. 905336-9481 ry of floor pians from 571-748 :arge semi, 2.1 bedrooms, ALTONA RD /5179 900 V o eC*ONNER�'SS U i i LE BRO a i1EM O'Hara - Jim, Colleen & Conner welcome Joseph Patrick to the family. He weighed in at 7 lbs. 7 oz. on December 19th. 1996 in time for Santa. Happy grandparents are Fred & Janet O'Hara of Havelock and Dave & Bonnie Mulholland of Scarbor- ough. Proud great grandparents are Miss Helen Hale of Scarbor- ough and Mr. Clifford Newans of Merrickville. your classihe ad on the first day of publi- cation as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event o an enill ,ving room, dining room. HOUSE NEEDED to rent Bright dean lurrkshded mom 'ewe by ap TROPICAL DELIGHT Gail eat- in kitchen. Grandview or Rent -to -Own, in North/ C tte e � punthlent through Rlstow i "'aBirthdaysI I Birthdays I ' Birthdays at 666-8045. anytime! fenced I I area, fend yard, no pets. Oshawa or N. d Oshawa in quiet adult home for ma- I Fleming Limited. Realtor. 5925 Istnast plus ublffies. city linkts. Rent d occu- tura employed then -smoker. 5762548 UNATTACHED Male Share separate kitchen seeks lady 150+1 a5 a tail March ISL (905) 263.8856. panty negotiable. 905-438- basil wlh two others. Ref SURKSFALLS: Luxury 3- 434.7184. 'mated partner for *Se- scads. B1 amen4ies. Feb. or Mar oma 122 3BEDROOM SEW. Myr 8312. 1sNlasst. $11X). per week. bedroom, winterized cot: / quencedarj lessons. area for good fishing, fun and affordable accommo- Oshawa Centre, newly ren OLIVE/HARMONY - 2 (905)509 2459, evertings. tage on Loon Lake, sleeps p.V�B,.C�BiyI,O�n • • ` pe• `R+ Please respond to: PO Box bedroom 2 level baserrranI ovaled; gas heal, parking, laundry. includes basement / TpwnhouM ' For Relit AJAX - HARWOOD West_ 8 all amenities. Close to traits. excellent fishing. Call apt, 2 paffiir7g, woodslow. $695./mo. 465. Pickering, ON. LIV 2R7 s bachelor (separate Resort Sales International hey Fkxy 2. large Newly Dave: (905)430.8658. CLEARWATER - 2 -bed -r Pavane Hos 1-800.423-5967. 24 firs. f�Ofley •a- trance). No pats, �95+uM• 5895. + util. Phone 905 - renovated rrlast r bedroom, 4 Pc. on suite. walk n dos- immediately Available immediate room mobile (family, park;. Business r Mies, 1stAasl. (9O5µ32- 2705. a bedroom townhouse in family at, ac , cable. parking. use / • Resorts heated rem Porsonaf ' well maintained d kitchen laundry, toots rrr • manures beaches. swaps HARMONY i ADEWOE, complex. Freshly demote[- . uts. non � _ 6. More information avail - 2 story 4 bedroom, 2 ed, incudes 4 appkances, as professional working able $275 weekly. 905• baths,double 5 5 al u4Mjas. Parking• dose to individual $460 per mo. THIS SUMMER visit the 434.7184. g•t•g•. appliances, $1,000 + V3 . scads. B1 amen4ies. Feb. or Mar oma 122 weekly can be arranged, Trent Valley (CampbsllfOrd) RESALES Time Share - Immediale906.279-.8236 , pancy' Colborne St. E. Oshawa. 428-4559 area for good fishing, fun and affordable accommo- Campground member- OLIVE/HARMONY - 2 AP;1f.434-3972. UVERPOOL/BAYLY, 2 sell clabon. For information con_ ships, America's Largest bedroom 2 level baserrranI AVAILABLE MAR 1. contained unfurnished tad CoI•'s Point Resort, Resales Clearing House. apt, 2 paffiir7g, woodslow. $695./mo. Large 3 bedroom town- roans' bath on ' share kitchenAaundry, one quiet Tel. 7050653.1227. Resort Sales International '^Ing utili- ties. Available Imrttediately, No Pets. (416)754-8918. house, rleutrW decor. 4 ape-, 1 tr2 bees, garage. King d Townkne area. employed non smoker llret- corned. No pets. $110 per Pavane Hos 1-800.423-5967. 24 firs. f�Ofley OSHAWA SE1M: 3 bed- 5895. + util. Phone 905 - week irlcMrdng cable.837 immediately Available immediate an t0 tient) rooms with 16213. 905-436-1660. fenced yard,finished base- NORTH OSHAWA, 3 PICKERING - SPACIOUS SW.9081! 3 -Bedroom. meat $975 +L Mhos• FrsV bedroom + basement basement rah' with bath _ large eat -in kitchen, to - last, references; availed•own March 1st. (416)5208423. houses in wee man- room. Includes laudnry, calbe, share kitchen. Suit• Croom, garage, w/o to jerked yard, with 5% down, OSHAWA, near S. G.M., 3 tained family complex. Freshly decorated with able for one. Female am- carries for $657 including bedroom, on same sheaf as Frig./stove, dose to all ployed or student welcome. $400 per mo. 420 4643 al- taxes. Ted Houghton. Sut- ton Classic 905-430-9000. schools. _ daycare at, ter 6. r �_ a stove, in-law ask g $738Jrtmonth. On SitegM 9th phone bill charges. 905 DESIRABLE NE Oshawa S905 per month. first A last office. Call 905-728-3777. SIMCOE NORTH (Osha- court. Three bedroom. 4 Avail Mar- 1.728--7137.OSHAWA - 1300 Oxford wa). Large. bright room in level back split semi, new PICKERING - Dunbartort! SL Large 2 bedroom town- house, common kitchen iWry, alt, week real soffits and eaves. gas heat, room hardwood floors, 1753 Fairport C 2 herrtwg story house, newly renovated, Available st room. Abstainer. $90yweek roofacm. Tamil room, walkout to pn- y stone house, lot. I•rg• 3 + fridge, stove. Ist. Ist/last. $800 all immediately Available immediate vale ravine tit. A must see one bedrooms, $1200, March 905-436-1660. horns 5124,900.721-2617. utilities. March Ist. Refer• inclusive. Telephone 436• is -ces 1416 74 0278 1-5418 Happy Birthday to the "King of Classifieds" From your Loyal Subjects & Friends at OTW P,S- Don't you MW the "Knave of Classified" S. F. • ion$ EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free to �r call IO place your ad, n0 r �_ a charges for ladies, no kz� phone bill charges. 905 430.7060 utilities. March Ist. Refer• inclusive. Telephone 436• is -ces 1416 74 0278 1-5418 Happy Birthday to the "King of Classifieds" From your Loyal Subjects & Friends at OTW P,S- Don't you MW the "Knave of Classified" S. F. PAGE 23 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 IN NO IM M I• ME IM M M M M •�' HOW ARE WE DOING? ' The This weeMewsAdalserClasslied Depaltma t ■ ■ soorrrrr>ted IDWY ling ouralslorr eisv&the best ■ ■ possible service. 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Boat 483L ■ 865 Farewell St. ■ ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ ■ LSH 7L5 ' "Your satisfaction is the measure of our success" ■ MAJOR ART GALLERY INVENTORY • FURNITURE • COINS • JEWELLERY @ COLLECTIBLES SPORTS MEMORABILIA • PRIVATE ESTATE ITEMSACCENT ITEMS • COMPUTER #i ME BRAND GIFTWARE & COLLEMBLESTRISHA ROMANCE FIRST L.E. PRINT OVTR 500 FINE QILALFFY IMMS onday Evening, February 3 at 7:00pm (preview at 6:OIHj-, At: LVIV Pavilion, 38 Jackson Ave., Oshawa (at Jackson & Albert, Exit at Simcoe from 401 and go north) "a• Z ,n,v EuT Oulw wmhon ut t a vev %Larxrgary unnmre, Acev rxunue, -air caom-,, what nuts, wash u� rs zr o. etc Ufam style lamps Brwir su-utar' codectorp�, Royal Dux, Fitz & Floyd, W'atefrad, Swanwvs kmai Nuhorn m8e6ot with tobv pp.Estate cm lots w sth-e, notes, die codas etc. -oris crolkctbies s � fw u its. Co[Lector barky DTI xisaw Dann' ete. Confess phones, stereos. Computer system. Samurai Swords, Star lrei, 5pacr�ps, Bamwe Plates & fig•,umes. M14W, giasSwear, cion, wntal handunfts, hand carved tnmks, Wdw,carni chests, dwislxd teddxs. Tnsin Rrnnarwce Stu 041Nmder pxe.Carvud It rociung ierses, Grand love & Accent mffm to all sizes, Stone caNmp. xatai porcelain i WgF quality',. Seem do des & Cabrxts, euve:m w urcitsdc d>sma d rm goid, sterim silver, des watches, e :d rows, prarh, b aceieu, earmgs, ore sdxne rm. maiCa5lk,nrMos etc Kosta Soda Crvsal, Con Cn1a cofkc� es. r. 6fe nreowrahl:a. 'AAIOR.kKT GAUERY L E 70n to indude works of IC Parka, Picasso, Js Lesterfare 3renders.'ait. Casson. Grouc of Seven. R.x win, L tubers. Traudad 1, Rend, A Kmpurnd M- lh ats. I Im C Pam. en C)rTnal CAh on canvas, Pa.. -xis, stadio an. decors. rare edrtwrts. t w MANN MORE ITEMS TOONUMEROUS TO MEN770N t LIMITED SEATIIG • REGISTRATIO!%i 600PM • ARRIVE EARLY FREE DRAW • 10 BUYERS PREMIUM OR SURCHARGE PROFESSION IL Terris Cash, %aa. %taster Card, bterac as per posted & mix on AUCTIONEERS Everyone Welcome AUCTION 10-M A.Y. - set. February iihrd Holiday Inn 1011 Bloor Street East Oshawa, Ont NOTE! - This Is The Association's Annual Auction Competition , Banquet i Dance. In Addition To A WVWe Variety Of New Merchandise (Tools, Crags, Household Goods and Fumiture, etc.) Being Offered At Unreserved Public Auction You WHI Be Entertained By Approximately 50 Past IL Future Ontario Champion Auctitmeers. Stay WMA Us For A Superb BwmppK Followed By A Dene WMA The -Headier SmMh Barrel. AUCTHOM: - Fne (Ewell* For VAd ire 8W) ...I - ssigg 081[1:11$12250 AUCTIONEM ASS"TO OF MUM hd.Wdj_ .w rd., 1A& Ross Joyce (905) 432 - (ice) 01-1626 SEconD TIIIlE fi.Rounl] F i den �r CONSIGNMFNr FASHION ADVENTURE You'll find our exciting new upscale resale Boutique Features: • Excellent Quality Women's Fashion • Designer Labels • Current Styles • Business and Casual Attire • Selective Accessories • Jewell • Tasteful and Inviting Decor SPRING FASHIONS REQUIRED NOW 99 King St. W( entrance on Scugog St. S) Bowmanville (905) 623-2850 e �2ray It Again vat sarnara[cears�rrarert,IGey Business, Pleasure Evening Wear L Bridal Fashions 6..�'i Qra uy sefeceien �— • LOAM Fadden . eria.t 641,.9- jovmby ... MW.. err... :S a r � ftma— mmw- M 9-_". - ftm S..ery s•.to.. -!4= 3b7 262 M11raarsU Avenue. Unk "A. 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BOX 13498 GROW OLD TOGETHER Single white female 33. likes dancing movies and quiet nights at home I've raised my children the best could. but now I need more than motherhood Mr right is what 'ai els enjoy art �'�ae'r y"It Ur .Nit.ct d anything{r>tryl�lry ._at -s tun Do �[I' Ad u know how to at a lady'? BOX D ' • 065 SEEK A PERFECT MAN • old teniae infer - 'ed in meeting a male my age group who Is a e gentleman enjoy :.. irksdancing, country eastern music, cook", .•.Y at home too. BOX •167 SEEK LAUGHTERIFUN 6 _ -re 33 yr old single n^Ile temaie. mother -.• ire, blonde hair and blue �,as Working on career In .mputer software Enjoy -nantic evenings, country S.C. at home as well as Seeks a male, 35-40. maturity, not insecure 7 controlling BOx i60 TAKE ME AS I AM! ,,.a• --to -,rgle .-other two girls Seek a male. 40, is honest and sin - It and who will like me me Interested call, i'. iX 15616 INTERESTED? y o'u widowed white '+ale enjoys dancing, 'tveling. the outdoors, ,-np,ng and more . eking a male with similar •4rests to share a life :ether BOX 16024 STOP RIGHT HERE! ••9,1• professional mom. good values. Seeking employed. honest and ,,-ng male, 36-45, who I communicate and .,a fun with BOX 10678 ACCEPT ME AS I AM! ,. yea,,f roti-' .' •ler, .,king for someone spa : who ,s honest and s,n� -'a who likes me for me. 40 Enjoy sports, coun- music and more BOX E NJGYS FINER THINGS •'.•e Spirited aper minced ly. good sense of humor I— : adventurous Enjoy --eel, walks on the beach. .vn'ng and dining. Looking -, meet a well established ,usiness man toenjoy rese things BOX 18165 ENJOYABLE TIMES! 18 year old single female Enjoy watching hockey. basketball, long walks and more. Looking for that spe. cial someone to spend time with. BOX 11016 SINGEL RED HEAD! 58 year old red head, 5'11' Looking to meet an outgoing gentleman. Enjoy walking, dancing and country music. BOX 13129 WINTER BLAHS? . well, maybe together they won't seem so bad. Well established, attrac- tive, professional woman, mid 40's, petite. Looking for someone in the same age group. Enjoy country music, dancing and good times with friends and fam. Ily BOX 13513 JUST SPOIL ME! 45 yr old, educated, good humored, attractive brunette likes the country, Pets, animals, nature, cooking, eating out, Ida, etc. Seeking a vintage gen- tleman who has his head on straight without bag- gage BOX 10646 HAVE A GOOD HEART? 38 yr old single mom. 57. 130 Ibis. Seeking a male 25 to 35, who is good humored. BOX 10968 WANT FRIENDSHIP I am a mom of two search - Ing for someone for friend- ship It gets kind of lonely sometimes .. BOX 13491 trfir Off t!rin y►r��r ti�,�- 1.('05 -?-8- 123. ' : 1.101 . F/' seek can you make my heart get weak BOX 15976 LET'S CHAT 5'6' temaie .,QeK;rg a black. Italian or white male It this sounds like you give me a Call sometime and we can talk' BOX 18042 DOUBLE TROUBLE Two srgle 'wins 2:, ore has baby, seeking two sin- gle white males, outgoing• n,ghtme. spontaneous, not too old We are 5'4', dirty blonde hair, blue eyes. slim. and like to dance Don't be shy give us a Call BOX 31983 SEEKING SPECIAL MAN Attra._• , . _ably 21 LS enjoys going out to movies, traveling, swimming, sitting by the fire. having candle- light dinners Seeking an attractive male. 22 to 25. that enjoys the same things as me. Please cad as soon as possible. BOX 31981 SOULMATE WANTED Lady searcr,ng kr gent''e man, in young 505, who is honest and sincere Must have a good sense of humor, be down to earth enjoy dancing. drives ,n country, romance and lust having fun Must have good morals Prefer friend- ship first BOX 23735 BEAUTIFUL IN AND OUT S"-,;" ""The, 13 -- attractive, long brown nair, blue eyes Wants to share We to the fullest with some- one special Seeking emo- tionally, financially secure male, 31 to 40. who enjoys children and agrees that Laughter is die best medi- one. BOX 2336 SKIING ANYONE? Blonde. blue eyes. 5'3', 38, independent mother of three Need a break.love skiing and all sporting activities; have a great sense of humor and would enjoy similar company BOX 31979 ARE YOU A CHALLENGE? I am a 34 year young, slim. brunette, career oriented, mother of two, confident and enjoy new challenges; very spontaneous. Looking to meet someone. 30 to 40, with a sense of humor. Enjoys dancing and music. BOX 31980 LOOKING FOR FRIEND Divorced female seeking friendship; possibly more later on. I am family orient- ed. Enjoy dancing, movies, walks and quiet evenings at home. BOX 12903 YOUNG IN ALL WAYS! 57, full figured, separat- ed, lonely single female. 48. Love country music and dancing. Require alot of attention and hate silence. Need someone to holo me, talk to me and take me dancing. Are you the one? BOX 17864 FUN, OUTGOING, KIND Black hair, blue eyed beau- ty, 22, loves muscle cars, rock and roll, and hockey I am a romantic artist desir. ing a wonderful man. 20 to 26, who loves similar inter- ests I want to make a dit. ference in someone's Ice BOX 21486 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1997 -PAGE 31 Ajax/ Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... To Place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. An -time, day or night. 49naftELIC vis"i respond to an ad, call 1w900-451-3793. . �:1(e (r��ein; r rninut. 1�u minht lt lir older. Personal Ad iliEl' 13n111 nunilx-rte w„rk ..rth'1,iurhlt,n,' :nal I{tit:us lihun,•-. 50 SOMETHING FEMALE Seeking a non smoking. active. caring, mature reale 60 to 65 Attractive lady. slim, secure and humor ous. BOX 20479 TWO FOR TWO Two single white females seeking two single white males. 18 to 21 It you enjoy music, arts, good conversation and more .call' Want someone mature, sweet, good look - Ing and romantic at hear! BOX 10438 I'M WORTH IT! 29 : '-Id. 5 126 Ib attractive. single mother .1%, of two Looking for a ,i* good looking male. 30 to 35. Ove, 6'. 180 to 210 lbs. with good morals and beliefs Seek a man who is pa!ier! I:r a serious }J�� relationship BOX 10579 jDO YOU EXIST??? A• ,active 4 = '„mal, seeking a good humored good looking male Want someone who has nis head on his shoulders BOX 13026 WANT SERIOUS CALLERS Se", j 'rerdship poss,- ble relationship with a sin care. honest gentleman I am a petite while female. 35 BOX 13028 OUTDOOR ADVENTURES - 55' medium cul ".t attrac tive temaie enjoys skilrg. baseball. golt. hockey. etc Seeking a good looking, toll male 19 to 22 Must have a job and be chiid less BOX 13035 SAME INTERESTS? See, '-; a s.ng'e white male 40 to 50, with similar interests I am a single white tamale. 44. 5'5 slim Enjoy gourmet cooking. seasonal sports, reading, etc BOX 17895 DOWN TO EARTH! Seek"rg a err ,y'd 510' Plus employed male 33 to 45, who encounters Ice with a sense of humor 1 am a single white mother of two. smokern.d• sincere. open minded and have a positive attitude BOX 17896 R U THE GUY FOR MEQ? 18 yr 5 6' slim. Sir. jle white female seeking a good looking. single wfi !e male. 18 to 20 If you are the guy for me. who won't play games lies 'laving tun and wants a serious relat,onsh,p. calll BOX 1790C AROUNO THE SAME AGE? a _ 'iold. smoking social drinking, med,um built. recently separated mother of two teenagers Seeking a Christian male for friend- ship BOX 17908 HOPE TO FIND YOU! Sincere and attractive. 5'9 - medium built female seek ing a handsome, good humored male Want someone who likes dank in and has a secure job BOX 18059 SOMETHING PERMANENT! Interesting, enthusiastic. career oriented and active. Seeking permanent mate for peaceful home -lite, 30 to 50 BOX 18484 FIT THE BILL? 28 yr old. 5'3' shy female Looking for a white gentle- man, 30 to 38. with no dependents, who is tall, attractive, reliable, trust- worthy, successful, and funny BOX 15695 LETS GET TOGETHER 23 year old black tamale. 5'10', medium build. Looking for a white male. 26-39, for a discrete evening. BOX 20489 MARRIAGE MINDED? 32 yr old, queen sized female enjoys scuba div- ing, hiking, all. walking my dog, etc. Seeking a male for a serious rela- tionship Tend to like tall blonde, blue eyes BOX 20473 TIME TOGETHER Slue, pro!ess,ora, sing MOM. 29. enjoys laughing, dancing, quiet times. and good conversation Looking for a tall, non smoking professional man who Is Interested in spend- ing time together Replies from Northumberland Coun'y only BOX 23299 SEEK A COMPANION 54 y, -, d 5 ,- , . a , female with no dii dents. I'm financially Secure and a non smoker Enjoy country music. der: mg. dogs and hugs Lookirg for a N,S single male. 55 to 65, with a sense of humor, for com- panionship BOX 23310 TIRED OF WATCHING TV 3' y, cid, w,00ww3 . mother of three, seeking understanding, good humored male who loves life. Like Pets. evenings at home and cottage ccur- try BOX 10430 CANCER MALE WANTED 44 r• -• :2'. 140 It young female with brown hair Look.-; 'or a non smoking w^"e -tale who s honest and caring Enjoy dancing moviesand dn- Ing out BOX 21475 SENSITIVE... and • ,stw,) !ny Seeking a black male 35 to 40. who ,s young at heart and mature I am a young look ,ng single white female 46 Enjoy dancing, quiet evenings at home. etc BOX 10455 DOUBLE DATING. . Two srgle w^ •- 'emales ter", njoy dining. dancing. Play- ing Pool and having tun. Seeking Two single white males mid 3G's to early 40's BOX 205 79 YOU'RE MY HERO Your .Ile s r ,a.a, ce and like !o pamper this lady of 5C Old fashioned. enthutu astkc and ambitious Companion friends. lovers we have 4 all' BOX 25933 LIKE ANIMALS . 48 . ,- jte white female, 57-. full figured Seeking along term rela tionsn p with a tan. single While gentleman 48 to 55 Smoke, and. social drinker BOX 17854 LETS MEET Attract-- ' young at heart bonde. new •o the area Seek ^; someone to meet for a --and share a good Time Enjoy work,9 outcamping, movies anc more It you are good look ng. honest. Sincere. 3C tc 45 calif BOX 20457 LOOKING FOR LOVE 22 yr ^.: 5 q' "01b moth- er of one, old fashioned Seek r; a male 22 to 29 who is employed, tall, nice- ly built. likes romance, dancing, cuddling. movies . quality time. having fun and more, for a serious relationship, possible mar- riage BOX 20710 JUST BEING MYSELF Petite lady. early 50s. enjoys biking, hiking, danc- ing, skiing and many other interests, honest, sincere, trustworthy Seeking gen tleman with similar inter- ests. Honesty and trust a must. Social drinker only and non smoker. BOX 23211 SEEK SOMEONE SPECIAL Single mom looking for companion. 25 to 38. for a discreet relationship, who enjoys the outdoors, quiet nights at home, dining out, dancing, and more Single fathers welcome. smoker and social drinker. I am honest, have a great sense of humor, nice personality, no head games. BOX 23284 COBOURG AREA Full figured, professional female. 28, financially and emotionally secure. Enjoy outdoors, movies and laughing Seeking single male. 25 to 40 Single fathers welcome. BOX 23286 WANT BIGGER WOMAN See.'ny a heavy se' female of any race. for friendship I am a 6'1'. mar ,led black male BOX 20879 PETITE BRUNETTE Under,ateo F,e,-, Irea- sure in Cobourg, with cute shape possesses great personality unique quali. ties Looking for friendship with non sr^ok,nr3 ;!ngle or widowed while -ae. 45 to 55 511'.estaonsned. will, morals and a conscience BOX 23281 QED Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. LET'S GET TOGETHER 30s , F :okng fir a single lei Cull fema:e. MUST be clean and ds - creel It Interested call' BOX 11063 SINGLE FATHER 23 y, old , -g e wi .'e tattier. smoker and srtca drink- love animals and enjoy camping and outdoor activities See. ^g an hon- est and caring •eiw,onship, %c read games BOX 11;71 SECRET FUN 35 :. : d •.,ago �'. brown hair and eyes Seeking an Open minded female to, some !rustworrhy and lon- est encounters discretion can be given BOX - 359 7 FRIENDSHIP jmg:, .i .k male, eCucat- ed. ms. 6 240 lbs. tit Enjoy having fun tock ng art and wcrK ng out Sate.,; a it n s white femae 'cr friendship :it more BOX 10527 WHAT A KICK' 43 yea, : „r -le white male who 's housebroken with a ,great sense of humor' Seek a ,: m M rL s. attractive nteu,gent female with a great person- ality I am a rlandsc"' devilish. !un, adventurous man who Promises !rend ship, romance adventure and magic' BOX 10658 SEEK IDEAL LADY Sir i ,,-a,e a good listener, caringand honest Seek a single terrane. 30.40. *no Is goal oriented with similar qua„ ties and r!erests BOX 11057 SEEK A CUTIE! Cur.._ n .e maw 35. Is locking 'ur open rded bi female cute !or discreet afternoon encounters and fun BOX 13555 LOOKING FOR A LADY Fit anc arc oyec 45 single dad of three young girls Looking for an attrac. five lady who enjoys :htl- dren and a variety of other interests BOX '3571 ACTIVE LIFESTYLE 39 year old o` cretess,oral male, dark -air and eyes Enjoy sk Ing. sailing, canoeing, squash and dancing. Seeking a fit and attractive female, race unimportantwith similar interests Single moms are welcome BOX 16010 ON THE LOOK OUT! Bi -sexual male Irving ,n North Oshawa seeking couples in their 40's to 50's for discreet tun and friend- ship. BOX 16026 A JEWEL OF A GUY 33 year old fit and attractive white male 5'10', 180 Iles Seek a female for friend- ship and maybe more. Enjoy candlelight, soft music and wine. cuddling and pampering. I am hon- esVcanng and seeking the same.. call! BOX 16061 FUN TIMES 35 yr old male seeking couples for discreet encounters If interested. please call' BOX 13177 GREAT ADVENTURES 21 year old, 62', 185 lbs black male. Seeking fun loving ladles. 19-25. to have a great relationship with. BOX 15608 HEY LADIES! is : a.,, a_'. _.e a' ark^. healthy wh4e ni 31 Looking to meet an open minded woman who ,s tall. slim and 3rracnve 35 45 Discretion assured Race unimportant BOX 18166 JUST IN TIME TO . Star, r Fr ^ 1, 33 yr old male. no dependents, is lookrg t, meet a female Who 1 "i"t mte,e sled in head games looks ahead to a future has a passion for the water enjoys amp - Ing and relaxing around the house 'wa!T ng a movie BOX 'X521 ALL AROUND GOOD GUY '„ndestandmg emc'oyed divorced male and fa•he' Of one son fit attractive. 5"7 and 190 los Enjoy spots, reading. movies shopping. camping e•-, See. a s,rgie female 3P 4-3 len; shares same -te—sts a^d „lees kids give me a call' BOX 1'0629 SECURE AND DISCRETE 45 yea.' 7'd attached male seeks a secure and os - Crete 'eWtionSh,p with a slim and anrac/rve female 3250 BOX 1560' EASY GOING Mae 34 aa'a Prve- ^on. est intelligent -J deoer- dents. finar Gauysecure, non smoker A "ttle shy at Inst Enjoy wcr.ng out. cycling. travel, and are Lock•rg 'or an ,ndeper- dent •, -3:e temale i,' similar values and 11i ests. for I,lendsh,p and Possible relationship BOX 21466 A NEW BEGII'4NING While male. 55 yrs young. great personality and sense of humor. seek.rg attractive outgoing temaie who knows now 10 nave fun ..lies ipor,s travel wire. :cmcan,onsho and Jimmy Bu"e! BOX 23750 LUCKY FOR YOU Su,e cc.:ser. e for second best. but why would you want to, This attractive s.rg.e Write male. 19 5'6'. 160 lbs. dirty blond ha.r Clue eyes. physically 14 clean cut. :s looking for !em ale. 10 ;a 3C. slim ou„a. honesty an asset Please cab' BOX 31964 ONE SEXY GUY Wt ".,. J- ;, icok Ing t '0-. '8G it 'ami and :ar,rg E -,cry dancing sports and mo,e Look'hg for attractive s'ing'e .ably 25.40. for fr,tandsho and Possible org term relation- ship BOX 10640 GIVE ME A CALL! 3; . 11- buil] Lock-; •c, an aggressive open ^bled woman BOX 13113 LONELY MALE' 31,;'� oro'essiona� mate. 5'8' Envoys spv,!S. dining. danong and mole Looking for a sportaneous. outgo -g nonest female who is tun to be with BOX 18519 ONE NIGHT STANDS Male. 34 :ooking,or single female 19 to 33for after- noon or evening discreet encounters I am the one to talk to Please leave name and number, and I'r get back to you as soon as possible BOX 31769 SELF-EMPLOYED MALE White male. 34. looking for single while female. 28 IO 40. who likes the outdoors. sports, animals and chil. dren. BOX 31985 ONE SEXY GUY 41 yr old, good looking, 5'10', 180 Ib, single white male enjoys dancing, sports and more. Seeking a nice looking female, 25 to 40, for friendship first; pos- sible long term relation- ship. Single moms wel- come BOX !D639 ANYBODY OUT THERE? My wife and I are seeking another couples. 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