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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_02_11News Pickering Advertiser Vol. 2 No. 6 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1997 Pressrun 44,000 Publi*c s BY KEITH UILLIGAN11 SIAFF REPORTER Lives will he at stake if proposed legis- lation on fire prevcntwn and protection isn't ch d A t I' k - - Seniors and children are the most at risk" because of Bill 84. Ajax Professional Firefighters Association president Dwayne Snell said at a press conference Friday. "1 h 16 Pages MGM= RePROS Pow'48 Harwood Ave. S. Ajax. Ont. LIS 2H6 AuntErtle�-Aute MAGAZINES ' PAPERBACKS LOCAL d INT NEWSPAPERS TOBACCO PRODUCTS RNE CIGARS (Nurtidor) sPORTS CARDS 6 COMIC BOOKS Fl*rerighters day cares and it's a young community. His- tory dictates those people will be affected by it," Mr. Snell said. "There's going to be serious consc- angc .. I,vk ,in,. „ cnng hreti,ht- n t c community. theres mare and yuence,, t,, �,„u the public and to us fire- ers charge. m„re cnr r hull; m,-� , , n ut h',; are fi };trr, Oi,, hill isn't amended, Pickering photo by Andrew Iwanowski Stroke of genius? Pickering High School athlete Kerry Chalmers gives it her best shot in Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics high school competition at the Donevan Recreation Complex in Oshawa Feb. 6. Kerry was competing in the 50 -metre freestyle event at the Tier 1 meet. Fire Department Captain Ron Robergc said. Bill 84, the Fire Protection and Preven- tion Act, combines several acts into one See LEGISLATION/page 2 Lawyer says evidence doesn't link defendant to `drug conspiracy' BY STEPHEN SHAW 1996 by air courier from Hong UURHAAI STAFF Kong and was destined for a Two men charged in Durham's home at 988 Timmins Gardens in largest ever heroin bust possibly Pickering, the one-week trial has had a role in the smuggled ship- heard. inept. but no hard evidence links The drugs, concealed in a box them to a conspiracy to import or containing plastic kitchen place- -teal the drugs, their lawyers mats, was intercepted during a trgued yesterday. stopover in San Francisco by the "If the jigsaw puzzle has 100 U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, pieces, (the Crown's) case has about three or four pieces;' Alan Gold, in his closing arguments, told Mr. Justice Donald Taliano. "The problem with this case is, where are the other 96 pieces'' There are simply too many miss- ing pieces." Mr. Gold's client, Gary Seto, 26, of Flushing. N.Y.. and Patrick Chung, of Brooklyn, N.Y., have both pleaded not guilty to con- spiracy to import heroin into Canada and conspiracy to traffic in heroin. The three- and- a -half kilogram shipment of high-grade heroin — which analysis found to he 87 per cent pure — was sent in January Your News Advertiser is looking good You're looking at one of the best newspa- per front pages in Ontario. Your Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser has been chosen as one of three finalists for Best Tabloid Front Page (of papers throughout the province which use color photos) in the Ontario Community Newspaper Associa- tion's annual Better Newspapers competi- tion. The winner will be announced at a cere- mony April 5. As well, the Ajax -Pickering News Adver- tiser is one of three papers in the province up for an award for best use of supplied art in advertising. And, several newspapers produced by our parent company, Metroland Printing, Pub- lishing and Distributing, have also been nominated as top -three finalists in the OCNA's annual better newspaper awards competition. See LAWYERS/page 3 INSIDE Around Durham - hews from neighboring communi- ties -- page 7. Sports - The Ajax -Pickering Novice Raiders are on a roll - - page 10. Editorial Page ........6 Sports ..... . ........ i o Classified ...........11 HOW TO REACH US General ........ 683-5110 Death Notices ...683-3005 Auction Line ....683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ .. .........1-800-662-84 23 Email ................ Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. hitp://www.durhamnews.net r PACE. 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1"7 P Legislation flawed, claim Ajax and Pickering_, firefighters FROM PAGE 1 piece of legislation. It would allow fire departments to use more part-tim, rs or vol- unteers, privatize departments and take away firefighters' right to strike. Mr. Roberge. a 30 -year veteran of the Pickering department, said employing more part-timers "undermines the speed, experience and teamwork" of professional firefighters. Teamwork is important in battling blazes. Pickering firefighter Geoff Nichol- son said in an interview. "To use a hockey analogy, if you have a different right winger every time, you never know what he's doing." Eight minutes after a fire starts, the risk of a person dying in the blare doubles. Mr. Roberge said. After 15 minutes. "the chance to save a life is almost nil. That's from the time the fire starts and not when we get the call. The critical part of a fire is the first few minutes it starts." Using more part-time firefighters would he "disgusting. It takes four years of train- ing to become a first-class firefighter. That's four years of intense training and studying." Mr. Nicholson said removing the right to strike is a selling point the government is using. Under the current Fire Departments Act, the right to strike exists, but "firefight- ers voluntarily took it out of our contracts. "We voluntarily removed the right to strike. Firefighters have never used that. In 50 years, we never used that threat. "We don't care if they take it out of the act, as long as people realize we were ahead of the government. It's one of the reasons they're using to justify passing the act." Mr. Roberge noted there are parts of the bill firefighters agree with. "Fire preventi-,n and education are always a good thing. But now they're hand- ing municipalities the right to promote more fire prevention and education, but they're handing them the (costs) to do it." Firefighters in both Ajax and Pickering have begun a public awareness campaign against Bill 94, including handing out pam- phlets at GO stations. Public hearings into the bill are planned for the spring. tcFpRMSto�E AND MD�iEir 905-649-2112 Farm Products `Animal Fred' & Health ME 50 Ib. 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The RCMP then set up a "con- trolled delivery" of the package — which it rigged with a motion sensor alarm to trigger when opened — to its intended receiver, allegedly the renter of a basement apartment at the Pickering home. Mr. Chung was arrested three hours later in the basement apart- ment after a man entered and the alarm inside the package tripped, signaling it had been opened. The judge heard that when police entered, Mr. Chung was kneeling in front ol' the opened heroin shipment, which had some of its contents scat- tered on the floor. Co -accused Gary Seto was arrest- ed later in the day at Yorkdale Mail in Toronto. Mr. Seto was found in possession of. pieces of paper with the address of the Timmins Gardens residence, the telephone number — o1T by one digit — and the shipment's waybill number. Despite that documentary evi- dence, Mr. Gold said "there is noth- ing linking either accused with an agreement to import" the heroin into New election rules for Pickering Planning on running in this November's municipal election? Here's an election primer with some of the pertinent information from the Better I.ocal Government Act, the Province's new regulations governing municipal elections. Election day is scheduled for Nov. 10, 1997. Candidates can begin filing nomi- nation papers April I and the last day for filing is Oct. 10. Prcviousl�, candidates had to get 10 nominators to sign their nomina- tion papers. That requirement has been removed. 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While it's clear Mr. Chung "was recruited to travel" to the house, open the package and leave it there concealed. "there is no direct evi- dence" proving he was aware of what was in the package, his lawyer Ken Danson said. He argued Mr. Chung "did not know what was going on. In his closing statements, federal prosecutor Alex Sosna said the docu- mentary evidence seized from both men, "and their actions;' prove they are guilty of the charges. Mr. Justice Taliano will render his judgment Feb. 25. hale ends in crash PICKEMG — A l5 -year-old Pickering boy faces y.�umerous charges after the stolen car he jumped from y:tanurted a parked vehicle, ending a short police chase Sun- day. Two Durham Regional Police officers spotted a stolen ca* with two males inside around 8:15 p.m. at Finch Avenue s,nd Whites Road, police report. When they tried to stop the ;,,vehicle, the driver took off and led them on a low -speed pur- �- suit for about two minutes. When the driver pulled into a ,,parking lot on Fteldlight Boulevard, he jumped from the :moving car, which smashed into another vehicle, causing approximately $2,000 damage, police say. Officers chased , the driver on foot and nabbed him a short time tater. 'lite pas- senger wasn't pursued. The driver has been charged with ';possession of a stolen vehicle, dangerous driving, failure to remain at the scene of an accident and breach of probation. mi 11 5� Cokes - .DINER S 1.00 Kids s Our full menu includes Burgers, Shakes, All Day Breakfast and Daily Specials Join us for our Grand Opening Celebrations all this week, in support of the Ajax IfospitaL 64 Harwood Ave. S. 427 -1993 0. �� AJAX PLAZA PACE 4 -THE NFN%'S ADVERTISER. TURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1997 A, Y; V A y . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . v , rte .. ' Y 3'r �'e 3fa� i9s Fes' ,` "' # OE z 0 n 401 1% Coryf Baker F V.)i1)GC I J -1- q. 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"I am of the view that the court will be in a position to determine the liability issue after a single trial." Justice Jenkins noted damages are being sought by infected patients, the people they spread the virus to and clinic patients who escaped contracting hepatitis B. The latter are seeking compensa- tion for their "out-of-pocket expens- es. nervous shock, fear for their health and loss of enjoyment of life". Mr. Heart i, kine (it four teaming up in tl,: The others are Edward Hyer of Bennett Best Burn law firm. Paul Harte of the Harte Barrister Group and Michael McGowan of McGowan and Associates. Robert Anderson and Deborah Fischer, both of Pickering, are named as plaintiffs in the case, but Mr. McGowan says all 18.000 patients who had electroencephalo- gram (EEG) exams at any of the six clinics operated by Dr. Ronald Wil- son are represented in the lawsuit. An investigation by four public health departments found 75 people contracted hepatitis B after having EEGs at the clinics, including one each in Ajax and Pickering. The EEGs were performed between January of 1990 and Febru- ary of 1996 and the outbreak began in 1992 and peaked in 1995. Other clinics were in Scarbor- ough. North York and Markham. The Ajax and Pickering clinics have since closed for business rea- sons unrelated to the hepatitis B out- break. Letters were sent to more than 18.500 former clinic patients notify- ing them of the outbreak and the need to be tested. But, about 8.000 people still haven't had blood tests done. !qtr. h1cGowan says the final :,)unt of thi),c uho contracted ciu. R 1-uld he hctween 150 and 250 "Mos hepatitis hell" w Mr. Me( Amal waiting AIDS'?I "We I we thinN The I compen, lion in p Form class ac lawsuits sue at al The p mcnt of ofDr. N who wot .%I r. least a v, case eet! "V u U a fairly he some trial." The l; be held says. "It's and ther Durham for peop "It's I in Whitt Off to the movies Lincoln Alexander Public School students Shauna Critchley (front left) and Court- ney Bernard (front right) are the winners of movie passes at Cineplex 9 in Picker- ing thanks to their efforts in collecting winter clothing for Denise House, a shelter for abused women and their children in Oshawa. The school's student council col- lected more than 100 articles of clothing during January and gave each student a ballot for the movie pass draw for each item donated. Student council representa- tives are (back from left) Chris Kent, Thomas Milne and Rachel Martin. ..Y PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1"7 p • Pickering Vditorials anetterSNews Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial EIC needs education Growing concern in academic and political circles about the mandate of the provincial government's so- called Education Improvement Commission (EIC) is reaching a fever pitch. And one of the most disconcerting developments noted among school hoards in Durham is that budgets will he overseen by the FIC. At the simplest Icyel, this newly -created hureaucracy cannot hope to bring the knowled,,c and expertise required to oversee budgets for school hoards they knew little. or nothing_, about That's not an endorsement, for instance. o1' the Durham Board of F-.ducation's tax -and -spend budget his- tory. But, taxpayers here and in neighboring Clarineton or Northumberland. for example. still belic%c the people who collect the money and who administer education police should he the ones approving the budgets. The FIC i. a good idea. but its mandate is still murky. its commissioners arc faceless, and its credibility is vet to he proven. To suggest it can intelligently pour oyer and approve school board budgets being submitted from around the province is sheer folly. One spokesman Krum Ontario's education ministry suggests the I:IC will intercnc in hoard budgets only in "extraordinary circumstances" when the hest interests of the taxpayers aren't heing met. What docs that mean.' Precious little to the people who've been paying residential and business property taxes for many years in their own communities. The EIC needs first to familiarize itself with individ- ual hoards, their taxation and Fiscal management histo- ries and the regions in which they will have final say. A lot of power combined with a little knowledge can only he a recipe for disaster. �nfosoi4jrSe To respond to this editorial call !njosource at M3-'1610 and dial i 112 ♦You said it... In response to last Tuesday's editorial `Disorder in the court', our readers say: ♦ "I totally agree with (the editorial) Disorder in the court. Being married to a police officer I know the frus- tration he goes through when he walks in after doing his job properly and seeing the judges throw criminals out with just a slap on the hand. The government should definitely get involved, get these judges back on the road and make the laws a whole lot stronger." v Letters to the editor Custodians provide safe, clean schools To the editor: In response to the letter about con- tracting out sclxxwl custodial work: Please let me know which school it is where several custodians sit around in their cozy office all day sipping coffee and reading, bmause I would like to apply for a position in such a school. I have been a custodian with the Durham Board of Education for more than 13 year~, and I have never had a day where I could just sit and wait for something to happen. Where does this person get these fact~ from? Was this something made up for effect or was this something actually seen? If so, I'd like to know what school it was. Were the custodians in question involved in a meeting or perhaps they were on their lunch'? Maybe it was only one custodian this person saw sitting. And maybe this custodian was just watching the clock tick, counting days till retirement. Does than make all custo- dians guilty of the same practice? I don't think so! It also said in the letter that it only takes one person to "broom" the haul. There is a little more to the job we do Pickering JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief News Advertiser STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWERUWERRea tail Advertising Manager , FRED EISMONT, Classified Advertising Manager : MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager Publisher: Tim Whittaker ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager than just "hrxmung"' tits: fall. In the elementary schools there is just one custodian on duty during the day. In a high school there can be as many as three custodians on duty. But in a high school there can be three, four or even live times the number of students that there are in an elementary school. The school is usually three, four or five times the size ata well. The custodians can easi- ly he kept busy just cleaning up behind those students. Custodians are dedicated to providing a clean and safe environment where stu- dents can learn and staff can work. Custodians are trained in NVHMIS, first aid, computer, heating and cooling sys- tems, minor electrical and plumbing repairs, fire safety and security of tux; building and its occupants. A cleaning service is not going to he concenwd with all these things. A cleaning service is then: to clean and nothing else. I know it was said in the letter that it was custodians in a Toronto school who were seen sitting around. Well, if it is true, then shame on them. But if you think because it happened in one school in one board that it happens in all schools in all boards, then shame on you. I take pride in my work and I do the best I can with the time and equipment at my disposal, and I know I speak for 99 per cent of all Durham custodians. Ken Goodwin Dc Roberta Bandar P.S. TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 Admin/Classified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durharnnews.net beip://www.durhumnews.met MARIANNE TAKACS Pickering Stas ff Writer How about truth in politics? For years now, pundits, pollsters and politicians have been scratching their heads in apparent amazement at the cyni- cism of the citizenry toward their political leaders. Recent events, however, have provid- ed further evidence the air must be a little thin up where the analysts arc looking at things, because from down here it's pret- ty obvious why the multitudes arc a hit milled. When you say you're serving ,,teak but keep dishing out halone . they're bound to get a bit suspicious. Takc for example Queen's Park recently announcing with great fanlitrc the "reinvestment.. of $61 million in health care services across the province, including S1.5 million allotted to Ajax - Pickering General Hospital. There were no press conlerences and media releases to announce the $2 million in operating funding taken away from the hospital two days later, and little mention of the fact the "savings" used to pay, k)r the reinvest- ment come from funding cuts made to hospitals across Ontario last year, includ- ing APGH. How about the Province's 'Education Improvement Commission'? Wonder why they don't call it the 'Commission to Nlake Sure Independently -Elected School Boards Don't Spend Their Moncy in Their Own Communities Before We Take It and Spend It Somewhere Else'? And then there were: the mega -week announcements. According to the Prov trice. taking over the cost of educa- tion while leaving most of the responsi- bility li>r running it with school boards and downloading more financial respon- sibility for social services to municipal governments is called "disentanglement', not "making a dog's breakfast of educa- tional and social services reform". And let's not leave out the feds. Eliminating the GST haus now become a quest for a "harmonized" provincial and federal sales tax. No doubt the sound of cash rustling and tinkling harmoniously into the coffers at Queen's Park and Ottawa will make us forget we will have to pay provincial taxes on items previous- ly exempt from the tax. How about a little truth in politi advertising? Then the goods finally deli ered might not be so disappointing. Marianne Takacs writes in our Tu rotation of staff columnists. To respc this column call !njosource at 683 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Prim Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax dt Picke Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Asi Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Cana Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Cow The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse advenisement. Credit for advertisement limited to sl price error occupies. L33°:L•7 cm.l.A.0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1"11- PAGE 7 Around Durham. Region Scugog contributes to GTA marketingscheme SCUGOG – It appears Scugog will he part Councillor Doug Moffatt. "It makes us look of a world-wide marketing scheme that will like we're trying, where as if we're not there, promote municipalities throughout the Greater who's going to listen to us a year from now." — Toronto Area (GTA). Council had discussed the Alliance at a Scugog's economic development committee meeting in December. but moved it to the eco - members agreed at their Jan. 31 meeting to nomic development committee for further commit $1.000 to it GTA Marketing Alliance. The move will now have to he approved by council at its next meeting. All GTA municipalities have been asked to contribute to the $400,0)0 plan. with Scugog being asked for a $2.000 share. However, committee members felt the $1,0(X) figure better -represented Scugog's per- centage of the population. A think it is wise to he part of it," said study. One of the things they wanted to know was if the Townships of Brock and Uxbridge, and the Municipality of Clarington were going to support the venture. Scugog administrator Earl Cuddie sent the committee a letter to say the three would not he involved. The region intends to pay half of Durham's $80.000 share, with the remainder to come from the municipalities taking part. MPP wants answer on proposed Oshawa courthouse BY' BRIAN LE(;RI:F 'tTtts wt:t K tirVJ wRrmR The govemmcnt should reach a verdict on a new provincial cour- thouse for Oshawa within a year, says tem Ouellette. '11he Oshawa MPP says he met with Attorney General Charles Hamick :md Management Board chairman Davc Johnson in the past week about the: City's propos- al and expects a decision this year_ 'To be honest 1 would expect an announcement in 1997, one way or another, that we're gettingN it or nut," says Mr. Ouellette. "o more sitting on the fence." Asked if he feels there's a pos- sibility the government will rule against a courthouse facility for Oshawa, Mr. Ouellette said: "1 don't think we would be continu- ing on this long if there wasn't a high percentage chance of it com- ing to Oshawa." Oshawa is one of "three or four" communities in Ontario seeking new cour lxuse facilities, but a spokesman for Mr. Harnick says no new projects have received approval. Mr. Ouellette says he believes a new counhotise for Oshawa is one of the government's priorities. "I'm satisfied the process is still going on and we're at the forefront of something happening," he says. Although the government had initial concerns about Oshawa's proposal, "it's starting to look more positive that it's a plan that could unt01d," says Mr. Ouellette. When Mr. Harmck briefed reporters alter he unveiled plans for a $70 -million courthouse: for Brampton earlier this month, he indicated more courthouse facili- ties are on the way in Ontario. The Brampton counhouw is expected to he ready by the year 2(X)O, replacing the seven existing locations for court operations in Peel Region. Currently, there are six ditierrnt court locations in Durham Region. Since taking office, the Harris govemmcnt has committed S 1 K5 million toward the construction of new courthouse liwilities across Ontario in an effort to address heavy caseloads and overcrowded courts. A $50 million to $11X1 million courthouse; was announced for downtown Oshawa by the then - NDP government about two yeah ago, but the timetable has been altered since the Conservatives came to power. Oshawa wants to put tlx: court - hous;c on the Iorrner GM lands downtown at the northeast corner of Bund and ,tilary streets. The City has spent almost $_' million cleaning up the site. photos by A.J. Groep Needles and know-how Knitting Generations Together is the focus of a program at Vaughan Willard Public School in Pickering, where members of a craft group at the South Pickering Seniors Centre .how students how to knit. Here, Chlor Crosby, left, and Caitlin Vickers concentrate on their knitting project. Optimist Club wants future vision from public speakers OSH,AkNV.Ak – The Optimist Club of Oshawa is looking for public speakers under the age of 16 to take pan in its International Oratorical Contest. This year's contest is scheduled for !March IS. "The official topic of this year's contest is 'My Vision of' Tomorrow's World'," says Maryanne Sholdra, contest chair. "Contestants must speak for between four and five minutes on the: subject and will be judged on overall effectiveness." First-, second- and third-place winners get medallions. All contestants will also be presentee) with a participation scroll. In addition, the first - place winner will bc- eligible for further competi- tion in the "Lone and District contests and will have a chance to win a SI,S(N) scholarship for higher education. Optimist youth programs are "geared to encour- age confidence. self-improvement and self-disci- pline." says its. Sholdra. "It's a great opportunit% for the youth of today to speak out and tell us adults what then feel the future w ill bring for them and I know all Optimists will be listening," she says. The deadline for applications is March 10. For more information and registration firms, call Ms. Sholdra at 905-576-5088. Police recognize Durham the other side and pulled out the 39 -year-old the accident, Mr. Schenk says in the future he's female passenger. going to avoid taking Regional Road 57. A got the lady out with no problem and I was " I think I'm going to talo the side roads man for heroism struggling with the man (the driver);' he says. because you Jon't have to worry as much about BY CINDY UPSHALL At this point two Port Perry area men, one a oncoming traffic." former volunteer fire fighter, got to the Blaier DURHAM STAFF and eventually pulled the badly -injured 62- A Janetville man is being nominated for a year-old driver out of the car seconds before the Caesarea Fire hall may citation for his heroic efforts to help Y police a car exploded in flames. couple trapped in their fiery truck after a colli- "Thankfully they showed up when they did:' receive improvements sion in Clarington last month. p says Mr. Schenk about his fellow rescuers. Richard Schenk, 32, is the third person cred- "Who knows if I would have been able to et g' ited by police for saving the lives of the two SCUGOG -- Scugog firefighters at Hall No. 2 him out or not:' in Caesarea may unconscious Blackstock residents trapped in y soon have a little more room to Constable Todd Petzold of the Durham their Chevy Blazer after it spun out of control manoeuvre, thanks to plans calling for an addition - Regional Police Traffic Management Unit con- and hit an oncoming car on Regional Road 57 al bav and possibly a hose tower at the station. firms Mr. Schenk was the first person at the near Concession 7 on Jan. 24. At a meeting Jan. 14, Chief Richard Miller told scene and managed to pull out the female pas- fire committee members of the plans for the bay The father of three was headed north on discovered Regional Road 57 on his way to pick up his senger. His actions were only and tower, which if approved, could see construc- recently because Mr. Schenk, who was running children in Pontypool when he saw the two tion begin in early spring. vehicles. late to pick up his children, left the accident The bay is a necessity as one of the force's fire scene without telling his story to investigators. trucks has to sit outside, but the tower will only go "The Blazer was on fire and car was on the ••[t was like instinct. You don't think what other side of the road," says Mr. Schenk, who up if cost estimates aren't too high, said the chief. you're doing, you just do it," he says about his did not see the accident. The projects are now being tendered, and from actions. PC there, a decision will be made on when one or both He stopped his car and ran over to the Blaz- While pleased with his immediate reaction to will roceed. er's badly -damaged driver's side, then went to P PAGE t1- THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, (FEBRUARY 11, 1"7 Be a ■ user. Computer groups add up to fun BY CHRIS BOVIE DURHAM STAFF Fifteen years ago anyone associated with a computer club would have been pic- tured as a thick -framed. glass -pocket protector, flood -pants wearing geek. Today that's all changed; computers are a vital link in society, popular among the young and old. Computers arc the "in" thing and arc becoming as common a household item as televisions. In less than 20 years the industry's gone from Atari ping pong to sys- tems offering three dimen- sional graphics. CD -Rom and the capability of access- ing information world-wide iia the Web. People who want to get the most out of their com- puters have joined local user groups. These are usually made up of new computer owners, and people who use computers to earn a living. In Durham there are a few user groups represent- ing Macintosh. IBM and other personal computers. Macintosh Users East, or MaUsE. has been around for over 10 years and currently has a membership of about 116 peo- ple. "Macintosh computers make up about 10 per cent of personal computers, but about 70 per cent of people in computer user groups are with Macintosh -asso- ciated clubs," says Jim Foster, publicity director for the group. The group brings together a wide vanets of Apple :Macintosh users, many of whom are first- time computer owners looking for help and guidance. Recognized by Apple Canada as an official Macintosh user group. MaUsE meets once a month at Henn Street High School in Nk'hitby. Macintosh Users East also offers an electronic bulletin M)ard called The Source. W,th the use of a modem, computer owners can leave or pick up messages to either help or receive assistance. It also con- tains public domain software and the group's monthly newsletter. While there are some mem- bers who are considered experts the vast majority in the club are not. "We've sensed concern from people who think they're getting in way over their heads. They think we're all computer experts," says Mr. Foster. Three years ago the group decided to create a public rela- tions position to get the word out to the community and bring to light its purpose. Some companies have rec- ognized the benefits computer groups have in educating employees. Others such as NASA offer an internal user group for employees only. While internal user groups can enhance the cre- ativity of a company, many "We have a shareware library and the (librarian) looks for soft- ware that might be interesting to the club," says Alan Hewitt, publicity director. The membership is also bro- ken down into special interest groups - Beginners, Windows and the Internet. There's a $30 fee and the group's general meetings are open to the pub- lic. "We have people coming out to the lectures who have just bought brand new stuff," says Mr. Hewitt. For computer user groups to survive, they must also provide the latest information and topi- cal speakers. The advanced companies realize the immediate market computer user groups provide. Companies like Microsoft will send employees to speak to user groups. "Microsoft (speakers) some- times take abuse because peo- ple consider them the 'evil empire', but they give outstand- ing presentations," adds Mr. Hewitt. Some of the speakers with smaller companies don't seem to enjoy being at meetings. he says. Apple Canada Inc. also pro- vides guest speakers to area user groups. The company allows user groups tc use meeting facilitic� at its MarkLm office. For more informa- tion on MaUsE call the 24-hour message line at 905-433-0777 or log on to the group's first class BBS at 905-404- 9874. To learn more about the Durham PC Users Club call mem- bership director Linda Nettcn at 905- 623-27;17. Jim Foster, who belongs to a Macintosh computer users club in Durham, saes the vast majority of people joining are new to the tech- nology. They benefit from the knowledge of others. major corporations don't allow employee, to have full reign, fearing computer viruses or espi- onage. "The potential is so great if you believe in trusting the cre- ativity of your staff;" says Mr. Foster. There's an annual 5.30 mcm- bership fee for MaUsE. Despite offering students half -off the membership fee there hasn't been much interest from the 1 K - to -early -'_0s age crowd. "Most of the members are 30ish to retirees." The Durham PC User Club. which is comprised of IBM and clone computers. has about 220 to 250 members. ARE YOU FEELING STRESSED? Are the pressures of daily life getting to you? J . Wish that you could simply relax & enjoy life? :' HELP IS AVAILABLE! Sports Medicine &Rehabilitation Clinic is pleased to offer a series of workshops designed to help you manage your stress and protect yourself against its negative effects • Reduce unwanted consequences of stress • Develop adaptive toping strategies • Modify unhealthy reaction to stressful live events When: 4 Consecutive Thursday Even;1, beginning FEB. 13 at 7:00 p.m Where. 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PAGIP 10 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER TURSMY, FEBRUARY 11, IM 0 0 Alickerin Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fay: 08-3-- _71 Pickering peewees knot playoff series PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers MiweI Construction peewee 'A' rep hockey team is all tied up at one win apiece in its six -point play- off series against the Richmond Hill Stars. Down one game heading into the second contest on Feb. 4. the Panthers posted a dramatic come -from -behind 4-3 victory over Richmond Hill to knot the series. ��`♦G '1 Pickering got t off to a slow s < start in the con- test after 9lf�f1A1% Richmond Hill scored the first three goals. Pickering slowly regained its composure and was rewarded with a goal by Joel Markham tate in the second period. Pickering picked up the tempo in the third frame, getting two quick goals from Stephen Phillips and Mark Gosse to tic the score and force overtime. Brandon Boyer bagged the win- ner just 12 seconds into extra time. Earning assists were Stephen McEachen, Michael Rapson, Jed Johnston, Bover, Phillips and Gosse. Goalie Robert Follett made several acrobatic saves to keep the Panthers in the hunt. In the first game of the series, the Panthers gave up two goals late in the contest, one into an empty net, to drop a 4-2 decision. Scoring for the Pickering peewees were David Skrepnek and Paul Delsey, with an assist to Brandon Gifford. Goalie Steven Araujo stopped 13 of the 17 shots fired his way. photo by A.J. Groen Julie Hughes of the Tudor Arms team Ladies Recreational Basketball goes up for the lay-up as Glenn's League action last Wednesday. Auto Service's Anne Whitehead pulls Glenn's Auto won 36-34. up to wait for a rebound during Ajax Glenn's Auto Service runs down Tudor Arms AJAX — Glenn's Auto Service stepped on the gas to edge the Tudor Arms 36-34 in Aja Ladies Recreational Basketball League play at Pickering's Highbush Public School last Wednesday night. Kathy Durnin led the way for Glenn's with 20 points, followed by Anne Whiteheac with eight. Julie Hughes a Rose Adam were the top point get- ters for Tudor Arms, each scoring points. In the final game of the evening, lakota Bob's rolled over the Bank of Montreal 53-33. Debi Bonar scored a game -high 21 points to lead Dakota Bob's to vic- tory, while Colleen Wetering scored 12. Lori Fleming had 19 for the rankers while Lori Lomberg ted 10. Players in the league reside in Ajax and Pickering. 14 I0%MORE FRIES FREE! � WithE� Mal Punhose.///� KFG• KFC. orts News Advertiser Novice Raiders score three lopsided wins The Ajax -Pickering Raiders minor novice 'AAA' rep hockey team posted three wins by big scores in recent Eastern Ontario league action. The minor novice Raiders, sponsored by the Ajax Axemen junior hockey team, posted a 6-3 victory over the Central Ontario Wolves. The game was tied 3-3 entering the third Period hetbre Ajax - Pickering cored three unan- swered goals. Andrew Wilkins scored two goals for the Raiders, with singles to Rolert Bentley, Kyle Speers. Ryan Dawe and Chris Chappell. Adding assists were Rvan Dawe with three, Speen with two, Lucas Labelle, Paul Galea, Brandon Crummey and Kvic beadles with one .rpierc. The Raiders also upended Oshawa 7-2. Labelle led the way with a hat trick. followed by Dawe with a pair of goals. Single markers went to Speers and Lee Morris. Wilkins and Bentley each chipped in with two assists, with single helpers to William Mitchell, Speers, Labelle, Michael Broaderip and Daniel Prebble. The Ajax -Pickering novices also lowered the boom on Whitby 12-2. Bentley posted an incredible six -point night for the Raiders with three goals and three assists. Two of Bentley's goals came just IR seconds apart. Labelle and Chris Chappell were close behind with four -point nights. Labelle registered three goals and an assist, while Chappell had two goals and two assists. Other scorers were Speers, Dale, Dawe and Wilkins with singles. Assisting were Dale, Broaderip, Mitchell, Prebblc. Speers, Morris, Galea and Dawe, all with singles. Goalie Colin Dobson came up with big c1forts in all three contests. He was helped by the solid defensive efforts of rearguards Broaderip, Galea, Greg Leyden. Mitchell. Ncadles and Prebble. rru�;,�;5�r►.ner infine fiW" Nona "Mob Midget • SUM - May broth August divisions • Madan Mropb Thursdays ' 15 Non -Contact games ' Times 6:38 Pm - 10.30 Pm League run Practice "' • "API Star" Teams 1E11ISlrillm Date: Saturday, Feb. 15/97 •' LeeaGen: Ajax Community Centre, 75 Centennial St., Aja), Ont. Thm: 9:30 am - 2:30 pm Far ludber information tmubct Jim Darlow: 905-686-4286 Harvey Bunston:905-686-1576 Olga Chirley of Pickering says: ._ "What a difference- LOVE these new Fries!" Huy one week, ge the 2nd fr Call us f details Appal to Articles For Sake and WhicNs F� \ sakeonly. 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OA`/CARE. av'arUbie m ' IV Oshawa ON L1H 7L5 name w,tr lots of TLC. 1 •eCris. ton cad yard. near PART-TIME Donal Re- Wesmey & Hwy 92 area :spoon¢• oar maternity 663--8974 ea" Cofhputef expen once necessary Please LOYING CARING Chris - caa 905-420--921 t 'Iain Nar ry wand xk attar 0-27-0022 Your kids in my h- Ages PDA Dental Assistant sunt^ 3 mcntons and up Reason nLmmu. ? ve.9•a e.cer' able 'ares Cavi Joan at once Surgcar or penocon- 586-3064 I* expM,ence would be an asset Please Cal; MOTHER OF ONE '� me (905)666.1555 ac �r'er•rq carr,, aycare RMT R ,n rtry Home. nutritious squired or ick*, .ng n,c Part time Dos, - ton to De holed Inmedalery Please Can r905, 420-6285 a tax resume to 1905- 420- 3182 • 1Daycare Wanted LIVE IWLIVE OUT Nanny required or our 3 cno~ (10 molooll . 3 a 4 TZ yrs I Fut dao school to, 2 eldest Non.smoker own transpor. tation Ajax area Relefenc- es required 905-428-3388 LIVE OUT nanny needed to care for 3 yr Pill 6 6 mo old. Experienced, referenc- es. own car Mon +n. . 7- 5.30 Own ctxld 3-4 yrs weloDn" Wh�e's and Hwy I,OCNV1 nAlwxl rp- qumred 3 days per week. Own tra osporMon. expen- o nce and references re- quired. Vyeslntry Heights ISA, ro or quit 3 chtdren• 2 ;ciao ences� available • in my home.hone. WAabWfi4Ossland. Racaiple 666.1861111. ' Firewood FIREWOOD. E.rxuert gua�ny hardwo,)a Guar- anteed. extra long fully seasoned. Cut and split. Honest measurement Free delrvery Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2245 H1 Bargain Corner ADMIRAL HEAVY-DUTY wa<rer oro• Car Ter er at.ue corrrols. 3 cycles, lend delicate!. manuals n- cluded $300reach or great deal rcr parr '905,839- 6661 i''Snwasrer, portable Ken- --me. 5 years old. excelled condition Almcnd +nth wood top asking 5225 115-I 7-1 •3 x lass tables st,- 'able & 4 :he, -,%:he,-,% S15C. -ars 68r,_ JagA ' 2 X200. electric start. fxCellenlCondition, runs great S17S 683 3067 UPRIGHT PIANO. 5300 sur. - , -'.rV ^ ti•iJ."•"1 oar, . seP xacnln. nets Cupboard doors. locks carnwo. 10-101 can lurncries and Snacks :hddo- Ajax ore South HEAVY DUTY MadsarAC Ajaxarea.. Light Lightmonthouse, needed for local business keepelj, meals, references with knowledge of R.T. a mut. (905) 649 5830 Loader. Backhoe, repair. days. (905) 428•-2559 eve. We offer a -.-I ee0ve coal someone Sweetheart packap and hourlysmriwage. saw Shop. 965 Wesaney Rd S restunas to Fie #9738 a AtrD"Care le Oshawa This Week, PO Mon -Fn 9 to 9 Sat -Sun 9 to Box 491. Qshawa Ontario 17 MOMTN OLD Gin seek. LIH 711.5. Ing OWnyla aped 2-3 tots. to sitars my nanny. Lrxs of 1 toys & lots of love. 905- ences� available • in my home.hone. WAabWfi4Ossland. Racaiple 666.1861111. ' Firewood FIREWOOD. E.rxuert gua�ny hardwo,)a Guar- anteed. extra long fully seasoned. Cut and split. Honest measurement Free delrvery Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2245 H1 Bargain Corner ADMIRAL HEAVY-DUTY wa<rer oro• Car Ter er at.ue corrrols. 3 cycles, lend delicate!. manuals n- cluded $300reach or great deal rcr parr '905,839- 6661 i''Snwasrer, portable Ken- --me. 5 years old. excelled condition Almcnd +nth wood top asking 5225 115-I 7-1 •3 x lass tables st,- 'able & 4 :he, -,%:he,-,% S15C. -ars 68r,_ JagA ' 2 X200. electric start. fxCellenlCondition, runs great S17S 683 3067 UPRIGHT PIANO. 5300 sur. - , -'.rV ^ ti•iJ."•"1 oar, . seP xacnln. nets Cupboard doors. locks carnwo. 10-101 can lurncries and Snacks :hddo- nen 3 yrs aro unPer Can WOW' Dmry Sao 'or a do - 831 -938C zer .; g sten roses Re - PLAY DAYCARE non- serve Yours now Large se - 5m0. ^g e-, •,nrtent. lection or yms. for your soe- norne cooked meals coal someone Sweetheart snacks Pre-school acf wry Shop. 965 Wesaney Rd S ]hs cf TLC and 'un Maga' f 905 i 686.2 • ' 2 Open Harwood Ajax ^ A m 6 Mon -Fn 9 to 9 Sat -Sun 9 to c m 428-7464 b p m RELIABLE daycare ao,- ^ ^on-soking It able m 1 Articles roroment Ages 3 -cnths }Or Sale and up. New Duman Cen- tre Hwy 2 Call Allison At 0-27-0022 OWN by Phone- 25'. 2T. 3" 71J Free Der set-up SOUTH AJAX ell 2nCed tome saycare airan- abe Certified rn CPR, first Id - 6 years special needs exper.ence References ava,labie 606-8447 1 Ernp Wa Wt PRESSMAN: AB DICK and Muds with T -Head Exper, enced in pre -press, w4wy and am facets of job shop. Cam 905-728-0610, 1 Firewood ABSOLUTELY THE BEST top quality hardwood at low prices. Free delivery. Solving Pickering. Whitby Ostrs, C�aa DURHAM FIREWOOD rkno.0 x,xxr. BushRace cords, Minding quality seasoned firewood Please alone (leave me$- 97 Hwy 12tope) 7 Spencers Road. turn north on Ashburn Road. 200 yards. SSOAace cord, nixed, picked k51. Sharp. Toshiba. Hitachi. starting torn $6 25tweek rte. .- 00. 5 Disk CD. dual Cas- sette. 6 speakers Own t'y phone staining room S8 Od week 905-571.142 2 HONDA Powered Go - Karts. Cala Jeff. or Shawn. a��cccn rr nryv o Jiuw. good condition. 5400 Box trailer 15 inch wheels. 2000 pound capacity. 5300 080. wn,11,4VC GViKxi arkV lxlair. green brocade upholtery With wood accent, good condition, asking $700. I'ri, AIA Dining room set, includes table. 6 chaos, hutch a QBuI- W en 0-M w..sxa..n wuvrw axuw ttie*es rime in your home. KEEP THEM Our.. Qr tom butt steal security WW4" bars alloys affordable poets of mind even with the windows open. For a free estimale call Secure Designs (905)428-8429. Articles For Sale carpet Mill O'sr•�tutors. m 12 -ars tin; payments. No interest OAC) 3 rooms 1300sq it installed with deluxe pad from only 5399 Specials on vinyl Ceramic and Hardwood Fioonng Free Shop At Home 1 -boa r- - mill �ana- 'kw For free catalog write 10 New -Ren Collectibles. '25 Hame"A ave N Un,t *208. Ajax. Ontario LIZ IFA U;7, AZE^ ^air sur^„ r0- Solve your computer con- flicts bring your system up t0 speed wrrh multrmeGa modems. RAM etc Spe- oal 33 6 int ,civil x •no - dem. $149 In -moms service available o'rCoo sol -A -Tech 50'., - ;r -care S29!. Mcn, media 4% Dx `• J0 -on- owe sysrems S775 Aad a 14 4 _Oder^ 10 most "Sed systems for S49 used canters from S69 0)466 C PU•s $39 Computer Ctearanc a Center sow- .. ..vauy new a _PJD"FV K =n ndreas toys ;Little Ty.e . antiques. CD. dual Cas�en9 stereo SVSr4m S much -rare• 905 -73'1335 everxngs CUTE COMPACT cur- eoed .-ase Acsc y,CS. non a.tergen,c. nw sneo. ding. ver anaoked 5 wool old. $450 "Cr .0oth par. ants on premises 432- l[AS , OSCI,'50Cc watt •ampr,h r ' WEI mixing Doaftl (2)Sony, comoact dose Pal ers '2)Ehte 1000 watt speaker ;el processor) 1)141crophone and stand Set comes with corer 650 :onwect discs with carrying =aces Motile ranges from so's & 60S. Country. Rock & lou and current dance mus c System in excellent condition Asking 57.500. or best offer Can 19051433- 4709 ESTHETIC EQUIPMENT - and massage therapy, bed. �nUudes all service pro- ducts. examples - skin can line. makeup ire. eye lash tints, manicure and ped- cure egwonent, paraffin wax. manicure table with Tight, high frequency mag - toted tarsal 19V and much h rvn a.xwwi, run mwigpn coyote with slow fox trim. excellent shape. $600. coza:, n bwri. ira,wr J months. bought for 52500. so" for $1500. ulArycle exercise bike $3500 now Trent conddl asking $1600. Call days: 430- 0979. seeni.tjs. 623 -OM KM1BY G4 Vacuum Sys- tem, band new. $1800 or best offer. Cal 905-438- ,,,. olxw�xrrev env sapphire anniversary ring, appraised value $3.200. Best offer. (90 5) 619-6599 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVEIMSERTUESDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1"7 For 1 w I 1 11 �►"`°For Sale` I A"b �• • 1 sR,•le„l�•• • 1 sRa•tR 11 / 11 "'"For t LIFESTYLE 'Malibu" Hot tub. 4 pts, seat 3 - 4 De- luxe cedar skirt, extra insu- lation, paid $3000 Asking $1.200. 4 yrs. old. 723- 7464 LOCKSMITH: Equipment lir sale. Start your own little business. Pin set over 80 different full pockets of pins, in set, mini pit, vise. Z - Tools with booklet. preci- Sion key tuner, complete pick set. blk keys. locks. key dank diranectory . other books. (11.600 of equip- ment Must S0114950 OBO make an offer Call ever. mgs (905) 430-0989. MEMORY UPGRADE One 16 MS 60NS Gold Lead '12 -Pin Simm. $125 Call (905) 723-9986 _. .---- •• ...� �, ,r„- wanted scrap metal, stoves. ,l,w� V,--ij -, 1 -Top. $1300 minimal repair rs. washers. cars, trucks or an- $1300 1972 Cheri 3/4 ton ything metal call 905-571- $900 with parts. obo 723- 6714 8083 LIONEL, AMERICAN Flyer. condition, $1250. Power Marx train 8 accessones 1985 PONTIAC Parisienne regardless of condition only 102.000km, art, excel - 579.3234 lent condition. many new rt rth - WANTED on consignment. The ultimate in designer and high quality new and resale fashions for wom. an Also bridal gowns. flow er gin dresses. and up to date bnciesmaid and moth- er of Me bride dresses. Call Lucy. for details. 905-668. 4100 • Antiques pa s. ce i ed. 52800 0 Call Bruce 905-576-2235 1986 Chev Celebrity Eu- rosport 4 dr , V6. auto., pl. pw. cruise. tilt. very reliable Asking $1800 certified. 655-8491 rvoo rvnrrwk; buNtfIRD: 4 doorgold exterior tan interior 4 cyl automatic. 78.000 kms. no rust AM;TM cassette. Excellent condi- tion. $3.000. certified. Call 905.0.38-8312. MINK COAT, full length. white with black upped. malching hat in perfect condition, size 12'14, $4.000 value. asking 52 000 (9051432-7255 MOVING SALE, dining room set. table 4 Chairs. buffet 6 hutch. $850 AmnoUE CHINA TEA cup collection, Limoge. Royal Doulton, plus more. Call (905)619-6599 I L OSt t& Found 1986 TransAm. fully load- ed. p locks, ps. p trunk. a'c. 5L auto T -bar roof. 1st year winter dnven New paint. tires, brakes Mint condition No reasonable offer re- fused 434-7226 after 5 060- Sears washer g 1987 PLYM dryer, good condition 5400 623-4377 RA SYSTEM. Yorkviue Pulse. 153 speakers. Ross 12 channel mixer D,grtech signal processor. Shure wireless microphone. $225000. will once sepa- ratey Leo after 6 prim 665 - FOUND. Whites 6 Bayfield area. Older where and gray Male. Large Mixed breed Found Tuesday night. call 631-6693 • I PetsiSuppliesl Boarding OUTH Reliant. 4 -Cy!. automatic. $1295 certified 1987 Dodge van, 51700 as is 1984 Che - vette, 2 -door, 4-cyl. au- tomatic. $1195 certified 1984 Datsun SX -200. 51185 cerMied 1981 Ford Grenada. 6-cyl- automatic. 5995 certified More cars. 9247 8572 as is 905104-9759 AMERif-AN ESKIMO Pup- OSHAWA.one-bedroom SCOOTER. Flyer. new pies for sale Purebred. B 1989 DODGE COLT. condition, $1250. Power weeks ad. all white.no pa- gO°o --cry runs great d wree roar. Heavy tluty. pars. cal; 905-623-7426 Weyer. new fuel pump! $950 BenerbacK back rest ment. new appliances. trakes 176.000km $2500 SSC Tuc Handle $5 OC. ROTWEILLER cert A, 725-0816 433- 6223-1096 SHEPHERD c-Dss and 5532 OAK/PINE FURNITURE cxir - a - x pcups for sale vet cnedked '.st shots. Cal: /9199 TOYOTA Corolla: 4 Traci -,,-a W000.•c•king .aune !416. 281-•889 tloo� = speer ant'^ :as One o' Ontario's larges• PURE BRED Engl,sh Bun settle 145.000k,. S450C o b o Call between 4.9 3C manufacturers of Solid Terriers - weeKs old. all se days 1905'668-2745 Wood Furniture announces shots. 2 maleS ' 2 females our New for 1997 finish it Unregistered Available to 1990 Bonneville SSE. ex- yqursel' line Of Solid Oak 6 show Friday Feb -4.97 at- Ci condition, certified. Pine Furniture Eg Cat- ler Spm 905-576-9656 sunroof, leather, new fires. noncom Bac 5349 OC Solid LHASA APSO PUPS 'or $6500 obo 571-0138 Dom Pedesta Tape 6 l sale tit s^eotl ; nor 1990 SPORTY LUMINA cha rs $695 DO. 905-985 allergic. health guarantee. EURO 4 coo, ware. ca^ 8'7a vet needled House tram- ad. excellent cmdition WASHERS/DRYERS full 09 started Payment terms $5500 or bnng all offers. s.ze ac, s•Ze Ow- OV available (705- 786--3124 must sell 905-404-9310 ohore_ starting from $8 25 COCK -A -POO i POODLE after Spm +reek 305-571.1412 Cupp es 'ed S b�owr 1991 HYUNDAI EXCEL WALNUT fining •opt Se' Valentine's Special S2'5 sta^c9rc Twr oda- w^�'e, Suhoit. 6 141. up' Vet -checked neeolec certified 52.90C Call after L& -2e lobe. Asxing $1.50C Small.sizlyd, non -shedding bpm Can (905428-7136 TolsotiOne 432 7, 900,0 temper -rent Har ton 1905,263-296- 1992 :el Lumma. USED FRIDGE 5225 and uC :.sec s ,vves S-'Oc and WC . ,+sad wasriers 525C and up. dryers 51-9 and up New brand name fndg- es. '6 6 c f $605 and up Nee. brand name 30- atoves $449 and up Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances 227 Court St, Oshawa 516-7448 WHEELCHAIR. Everest Jennngs 1st Imo SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS hone -a se: CK- •egu ?area. Suter pets wire wrrt- len health and tempera- ment guarantee, great for beginner mushers or add to your racing stock E'3. 385-5578 1 Automobiles for Sale i-6 OOC km like new one Prvnp fully loaded. $12.000 Cab 436-2671 after 8 P m 1992 Geo Tacke' 4X4 black wit^ soh roc am.1m cassette S -scarred Only 66.000 ., highway Inver Asking $9Cr00 cernfied Call '23-1689 1992 GRAND PRIX LE p s a : '.11 a- _,.se am.Tni like new 6 'W 23-2f YAMAHA CLAVINOVA 53`- for sale Mint oonortim 52200 CWI 666- 4064 atte' Spm Articles 1 Wanted APPLIANCES Wanted. NEED A VEHICLE' Pio• :red'- No tied.'" Banarupt, Cast Trace at 905-576-1800 or 1-e88- 259-3673 Icar help' 1954 CAMRY ;aced. run- ^^ _orcil,o^ 260 k alu- minum erneels needs somW work great lot parts. $600 or rest offer a0a- 0637 work or not working Call Stet's Appliances 432- 1954 CHEVETTE. 2 dr 7167 out: 51300 060 call- bed artrbed 728-049C Mile Filla. all, "67) Nmwvokm III Rio • afy sr sfe l - Aegta /1.Nfltiaaaf IS years lMs FNe Es1la�t.gMaWaws gmaimoLongum 435-8124 CafltMtYr/Garr f4r19aebr CARPENTRY free estimates, Clouse additions, basements. dean, tljm Work, door il- stala9on,baseboards, sheds, roof repairs, (906) 619`29!0 Bill Jr. cassette arctic white, bleautiful car, excellent cm- dit,gr. $8.499 Oro Certi- fied 905-72'-9026 1993 JEEP CHEROKEE Loafed. '20K Mc•v rg must soil' $1,50C 985- 4522 (Port Pwryl 1994 4 DR. GRAND AM, white 1-y loaoec with universal remote. low kms Asking $41,900 Cab 623. 9107 lYIN UNANO PNIX, V6, pis, abs. W. phi., pTrunk, security system, 4 -door, so- prox, 79.000 highway kms. $14.500. Like new, one owner 905-683.3020 1996 PLYMOUTH Voyag- er p/s. abs. tilt. cruise. air, 7 -passenger, ziebardt. well maintained. $18.500 o.b.o Call 905-666-4015 2 DODGE Aries 1985, in working condition but needs work. 1987, for pans. Asking $600 Call 905-725- 5319 or 905-432-7688 87 HONDA CIVIC: d door sedan in good running condition, $1600 as i5. Can. (905)697-2908 and leave message 88 BONNEVILLE. good cond'uon, engine. trans- mission b brakes recently redone As is.asking 54,500 o.b.o. Little to cem. ty (905404.2134 anytime 1986 DODGE COLT: As is. best offer (905)665- 7684 CERTICAR - The heating bill is in and we're ready to deal! We have mini vans! Chev, GMC. Chrys- ler and Ford, 1989 to 1993 starting at 55,000. Exam - pies 1994 GMC Satan, loaded. black beauty. super sale $11.990 1993 Astro CL extended. absolutely load- ed including alloy wheels and dutch doors $12.998 Need a gas miser? 1991 Ford Festiva, 4 cyl., au- tomatic $2.995 1995 Pon- tiac Firefly 5 spd, with only 27.000 kms. $7,995 Tired or spinning your ill 1988 Jeep YJ 4 x 4. wran- gler. 6 Cyl. 5 speedt both lops, only 139.000 kms, A real bargain at $6.995 1988 Jeep Cherokee Ltd.. Burgundy. loadedau- tomatic, drives like a dream, 4 x 4 $7.995 Caval,ers and sunbrds from 199C to 1994 starting at 54.295 Specials" 1990 Pontiac Gr Pnx. 2 or white. loaded, 127.000 kms $7.995 1990 Cher Astro CL. 8 pass., loaded. steal at 54.995 1992 Grand Am SE. 4 door. white. like new 57 9%1992 Che+ Corsica. 6 cyl . auto. of . 135.000. well maintained kmS 36 995 IMPORTS - 92 Sentra XE. auto. $6.350 1988 Volkswagen Golf, auto. $46 % Only 119,000 kms TnaW-ins welcome, cash lir your car Open SwMays . Can us M (905) 579.2m Many more Quality. certified vehicles at Cortical. 155 King Sl. Nest at Midtown Mail. -INtxere Customers send CREDIT PROBLEMS On the spot ' nankin; D^vin payrrw+ts from 5500 Monthly payments from St SC 0 A C Cars. ImA*S vans 1981 lq 1996 Karl Auto Sales Ltd 146 Brock St 3382 N Wnrtby 905666- CASH FOR CARSI W buy used vehicles. Vefxcles must be in running condi- lion. Call 427-2415 or Come to 479 Bayy St. East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES A 8 A TOWING. Pay 150- $5000 cash for used 8 scrap cars A trucks 24 hrs. 7 days. Call 905-686.5003 or 905-706.5234. 30 min. service. Trucks for Sale J,a. :f • -ale- �_��•` r .. %A W r v !M Af iik t COURTICE, Beautiful large bright 2 bedroom (possible 3rd.), main floor of house, w/o to deck, backs onto park. trice quiet nsighbour- hood, private entrance, 5 appliances, 5 mins. to 401. Must be seen. $795 plus li utilities. Non smoker. March 1, 905-434-5422 COURTICE: BRAND-NEW basement apt., Sep. en -besmear apartment! In- trance, 2 appliances, $550 -cludes, heat d hydro, park- ^o^thy first 6 last, avail. '89 FORRIULR RIX '91 SRFRRI LCE ing. separate entrance. Mar 1, non smoker, no pets, Employed non-smoker, 683-9744. 470 Liquids , gauges preferred 1st d last 545& OLIVE AND WILSON, SKI S K I R S month. 432-7600. large. bright 2 -bedroom, 1985 GMC 3/4 Ion, new brakes and exhaust. 350 standard, certifies OBO- Telephone (905) 839- 776x. Ask for Bill ONE BEDROOM spacious apartment available Mar.. Ist. Immaculate nearer building accommodating quaky tenants only, in bet- ter Oshawa neighborhood $625 (905) 433-7360 or 728.9686. NORTH AJAX, 1 bedroom 1986 TOYOTA Extended cab 4x4, runs great. $2400 as is Call (705) 786-28% 1969 CHEV 1/21on, very low mileage. 2nd owner Must be seen! Box liner, California cap. asking $7500 o.b.o. Call 905-579- 6772 days. 905-579-2848 evenings. 1990 GMC Sierra SLE. loaded, custom cap. excel- lent condition, 145.000 hwy kit , two tone black and grey. asking $8,500 or best offer. Will certify Can (905) 766-2344 Hand Warmers GORGEOUS 1 bedroom laundry, parking, 5650 pus basement apartment in hydro. Available March Isl. Double Bed Trailer Rouge area. Separate en• (905)436.9448 or (416) $4500 0 . B . 0 . Will Sep . trance. Available to mature 690 -et s4. Jim 705-328-1613 working person. No pets. ONE bedroom $568. +hy- no smoking. Call 905-509- dro. heat 8 water In luded. 1995 V MAX 4, 800. Excel- lent condition, new car- bides, sliders, and ski skins, fully studded, with cover. Optional windheild. 3.000 kmsmust sell. $6.600- 905-839-9840 SKI-DOO Special Edition Satara Sega Excellent condition Low kms Runs great. Electric start. hand warmers. newly recovered seats New track. all new seals in motor. clutch has new buttons b bushings, new battery, new sliders. Askin $3500 Ph g one after nsl cpm 905-985-8615. 4 wheel VDri> 3043. Two bedrooms $617 +hy- Apartments LARGE, one bedroom Pro: heat d water included. basement apt. Non-smoker Near Oshawa Centre 8 For Rent preferred. No pets. Firstilast Midtown Mall 905-436- re 9 r required. Parkin 61342. 2 BEDROOM basement q laundry. apt. with separate entrance S55&mo. Gibb St Oshawa. OSHAWA - 888 + 900 Air Condiboning,l car park- Available rmrt?ediatey Glen St. 2 bedroom opts. ing Available Immediately 432497 from $675- $710. also / $750a 11 inclusive- no pets. BEAUTIFUL bright large 2- and 3 bedrooms avail., non-smokers Call (905) bedroom apartment near close to shopping, schools, 619-8091 O.C., new carpet, freshly- GM and Go. Utilities in - 301 Cordova Rd., Oshawa Large. clean 2 bedroom apartment, freshly painted. spacious. S650/month plus hydro, available imme- diately Includes parking Call (905)840.6712. pager 416)501-1687 cwoeu. husuiast required. 578O/month. Call 905.436- Ca11728-4993 0116 after 5pm. OSHAWA, LARGE2- OSHAWA large bright 1 BDRM APT No pets. 1st/ 6 2 bedroom(s). Clean. last req.. all inclusive, quiet building, good loca- $705 /mo. Avail immed.. tion, utilities, parking m - Call John 435-0266 or Joe luded Laundry fac First' 728-9584. last Avail now $585 is • Marine $685 Call D 8 D 576 1987 GMC SAFARI VAN. 4 3L. auto. $1500 Pool as is $79-1743 everxngs 1993 JEEP CHEROKEE Spot,. 4 OL 2 -coot. s wheel-drive/auto. Drght- red. air. amRm cassette, console, light group. COm- Pany car. very clean. Carti- hod Priced to got $13.200 (905)666-0112 Trailers 1990 HOMESTEADER ' 2 r 38 It moode nine 10 x 20 Honda room Main trailer fully fur/iiahfed. One bedroom. 4 a. bath. Indge kA size. propane stove and oven Electric hot water. deck 1C x '6 shed new too' an Florida room. now carpet Located at Nestle - In Part on Hwy 36 bet- ween Lindsay and Bobcay- gem , on water Brand new 545.000 Asking SW 000 p best offer Leave message before 4 p.m or call after 5 prim to 9 p -m Park fees rw ^votiable. Ask lot Denise (905) 579-3791 • 1 SrfoNmwbiks 19W POLARIS INDY 500, uqu,d :oiled, new fresh motor, handle A thumb warmers• ski skins. car- bides. studs. excellent con- dition Ready for snow 53000 obo- 905-985-8039 Stewart. after 6 p m 1991 FORMULA PLUS SKI-DOO 521cc Mint col diuon 6000 kms $2995. OBO Call Adam or Lm at 9D5-987-5416. 1993 PRINCECRAFT Pro Series 177. 9?- 120 Jdnn- son. 12124 Trolling motor. 2 graphs. Pro Poles d manly extras. Full package. excel- lent condition. Tournament ready. $13.500 obo Jay 905-571.3690 or Frank 905-436-6590 BOAT 78 262 Formula. 'wit 25C'S. camper too. tonal cover, remote Spo- Mght. Swum platform, bit and tam labs. depth finder New compass. jackets ropes and more S 1 7.500, no GST 905-427 7745 1 1 Apartments For Rent 1 BEDROOM 'umished apt downtow^ core. CIO" to all amenities. available "wrie iatey can 576-6642 1 BEDROOM apt. Older Quiet person prererred 1st and Last. R•tererices, 5550 all inclusive Ava,labe Mar 1st Can Wendy 5791938. 1 A 2 Bedroom aprs and Rat^.e,or apt ;$495) In Oshawa and Borrmanvdle Starting at 5600;month, Indge d stove included. with laundry facilities No Pets Cat (905) 434-2407 N. OSHAWA 'RussetiSim- coel 2 bedroom apart. ment. newly -renovated 12. Plex Hardwood floors, ca- ble. parking. $686/month. 'mcilides everything except Maio. (approxSt&monm.) laundry fadities No dogs Lease optional 905-576- 2962 AJAX: One bedroom basemen; apartment, Sep- arate entrance. laundry. Parking Available March 1st. $575 per Inc, ISVlast, no pets. 427-0849 AJAX. Rideout St 3 -bed- room close to shopping, transportation Tasteful decor- landscaped yard. parking. $850 plus 23 ubk- ties -683-1164 LARGE BRIGHT 2 -bed 8572 room apartment, main floor house, close to Oshawa OSHAWA.one-bedroom center. Indge, stove. dish- upper duplex apt Sep. en - washer. $850 inclusnime IsV trance, parking, eat -in Last. no pets. call 576-9497 kitchen, freshly -painted. LIVERPOOUKINGSTON ileo brpadlppn, m bus ro- RD bright bachelor apart. ute, close to GM North ment. new appliances. Plant. 5550 inclusive. first/ swimming pool, air, laun- last. Available immadianely dry. privacy Non-smoker 905-434-6353 $550 Available Mar, i st FOR RENT Clean Family Call 905-831-9766. Budding North Oshawa AJAX- lower loved of raised 18 2 bdrms Inclusive Pay bungalow bnght. 2 bed. 4 appliances, separate en- trance. Shared use of yard. Pnveway 8 Carport. 5550 Plus $150 utilities Reter- ences Mar 1 Message (416) 533-3299 AJAX NORTH. March ht.. 'nam floor 4 bedrooms, 2 112 washrooms. laundry, amity rm Central or d ap fiances. Si.090 Plus IsOast 427-7405 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY. in Whitby Apt bWrd Ing.. spacious. carpeted. newly painted, with balco- ny. CIOse to bus, shopping, all utilities inckxled. first Last required, no pets, 2 bedroom. $750 Also 3 bedroom $815 call 430- 0134 BACHELOR Apartment. Rosebank 6 Rougsmount. before you rent see this one' Separate entrance, at inclusive. Close to beach A Park. no pets please 5500 Inclusive Available March 1st. Call (905)509-0992 BRIGHT 1 bedroom walk Out basement apt Bi Finch in Pickering. Avail Mar. /5, Parking laundry, $480 plus 1/3 utilrbeS. (905) 619-9170 - -- . lw �� lllrldyrnan rise 1 • Plumbing FMe Plumbing Molting a • Storage r House Clean' in IS SPECIAL Huge 23 bed- room apartments, bright kitchens, close to amenities. Call Now (905)571-4608 N OSHAWA, BASEMENT APT Bright a,ge ' boo- room . excellent references required -all inclusive $600.' Mc Avail Apr 1, call 576- 7207 NEWLY Decorated apart ment units, available in adult building, near hospi- tal. 255 $snob SIN (905) 728-4966_ NEWLY RENOVATED 3 Bedroom in duplex. ^eeid m soeme to occupy and entoy Boasts large, bright kitchen. splecous mbed- roos. laundry faciktres. backyard. and ample park. ill $835 per mo. for view- ing pa (9051 723-8393 NE WLY-RENOVATED I - betlroom apartment with skylights. Srmcoe/Mwy2. includes utilities, dose to downtown. (buses) 5450 Per mo Call Vera 905-771- 1411 Days Ron (416) 726- 0758 :able. parking 6 laundry 'ac 723-2094 OSHAWA. Near shopping ';entre two 2 -bedrooms in :Wet adult but". middle "lior A top tkwr of triplex Nasher. dryer. parking 905)434255 OSHAWA Newer budding. well maintained. generous sodas Parking A hydro m- uded. on bus route T- •ruroum, joint. L-Dad- •aom, $750. 3 -bedroom, 5860 (905)428-5740. OSHAWA. LARGE 2 bed- room apartment 1,000 •q h . large k,kXleri and living room. 5720 plus hydro Available March Isl. Tele- phone 728-2255 or 430- 7816 PICKERING VILLAGE. Cory bright v,ctonan upper I•vel. one bedroom. 500 it. backing onto conservation and river $700 inclusive TNephorw (905) 428-8407 PICKERING VILLAGE. Sem, basement ave Dean. Urge. tumrsfred 1 bedroom, &r.pool. non smoker, no Pats. suitable for working professional $550 ,nclu. siw, or dean 1 bedroom room in house in Prclkenng $400 Inclusive. first A Last Plus references, 905-428- 6120. Message leam =h/ . • Business Sevlctes • swvres 3 MEN AVAILABLE TO CAI 1 Akin 0 DOUG CLAR Mtnau cit MEET ALL YOUR HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. Plumber, cabinet myfer, electrician. Ktdlers, ballrooms, rec-roans, pas". trim. Fully in - SLOW. SnotopkilaM 74 :::r:SELL IT NOW CALL Nf . y - w683-0707 _ OR FAX AV PLUMPING RENOVATK MS Licenced plumbers, 25 yrs. experience. Licenced gas fitters. New installations, rec-rooms, baths, basements, ceramic Wes, kitchens, elec- trical. 686-1781 K PLUIIBw Licensed kdured, repaifs3 alterations, new ballrooms and renovations, pulp repairs, FREE ESTIMATES, 686-5172, 24 HRS. MOVING Houses, Apartments, of- Appliances and Piero Specialists. Senior and MKI Month Dis- eoults. Licansed, in- sured. Free Esortiates. ExoslbRt service. Call 436.7796. Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8.0 am. - 8:00 P.M. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 6SM07 MATURE woman will come into dean home. Hourly rate, bonded, references. 905-,04-0721 DANCERS Clowns, magician, top quality entertainment. Call Man is the Moon Productionts (� 5.11-7616 WAN= WORK ��For Children's Parties And Al Occasions. Hal COU ErnOwn ie 70mz rr �� Clift indliidu5ls.ilh everwnoe 5ewioes fog senior titiaens in our COMm ri t�. For more infomfation cal Heart to Heart SeniorSusan wry Em FW RWNfA�1Apairtments ForReM WHITE OAKS APARTMENTS - 2 bedroom $735. ASK ABOUT OUR MOVE -IN INCENTIVES All utilities and parking included Close to schools, Go and public transit on site. Ravine setting. Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat.- Sun. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. (905) 668-7332 PICKERING, Large base- ment apartment. Renovat- ed I bedroom. large kitch- en. Irving room, bathroom. laundry, separate entrance. Non-smokers, no pets $650 inclusive. Available Apr .1s1.905-831-3250. PICKERING- Bachelor basement, separate en- trance, non-smoker, quiet home. 5480 inclusive. no parking. Call after 7-.30 p.m. Weekdays. Weekends an- ytime. Call (905) 420-1945. PICKERING- Whites Rd/ 401 Large 2 bedroom basement apt. Full bath, 4 appliances. no smoking, no pets. S950/month inclusive 1 st d last Call 420-3628. PICKERING: Major Oaks & Brock Newly renovated 1 bedroom. Partially fur. nished No smoking/pets. Single female person wel- come $550 inclusive, tsv last. 686-0573. PICKERING / AJAX: sell contained 1 bedroom apt. room for rent, also upper level house for rent. Close to an amenities 686-8905 PORT WHITBY - 2 bed. rooms, walkout ground lev. el, newly renovated, large yard $725 ., first and last Available immediately 655-3107 OSHAWA - NORTH Ox- brd 2 bdrm Near GO station. 401. Parking, hy. dro. balconylpati0- Avail- able immediately (9051 721-2232 (416) 239-2752 SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentworth St W, 1 Bed. room $500. 2 bedrooms, $600 & S620. close to bus- es. shopping. available im. mediately, fridge, stow. heat. hydro. parking Ist last required, no pets. 721-9722 or 723.6637 SOUTH Oshawa. large 1 - bedroom raised basement apartment on lower Moor of semi.. with Wuidry, 2 -car parking, private entrance. $575 all inclusive Avail- able Mar. 1st. Mature work- ing single/couple No pets 905.579-1669 PICKERING, SPACIOUS 2 -bedroom basement apartment, eat- in kitchen, living room, all riclusive- appliances. No petwSmol mg. 5650, immedately. or March 1st.. hrsl(last 905. 619-9634 PICKERING VILLAGE, one bedroom basement apart- ment, separate entrance. 4 appkances, full bath, cen- trat air, non Smoker. no Pets. suitable lir working professional, $600 inclu. S" . Ist/last, references, 683-3977 leave message TWO bedroom apt. avail. able immediately in small quiet building. Bloor/Wilson area. Laundry on premises. All inclusive $704. Call 721-1178 2 -BEDROOM, Basement apartment, central Picker- ing. Glengrove School nearby. parking available. Non-smoker. two $700/month incluse. March 11st. (905) 831.6284 TWO SEDRCM)K very Clean, South Oshawa, available irNnedietey. cam 576-8642. WEST of Oshawls Centra. Modem 1 -bedroom apart- ment with fireplace. betco- ny, ponvate entrance. $625 am indwiw, even cable TV. Amiable Mar.31st. 574 Cartier, 905.729--7784. WMTBY - Bachelor but - mento newly renovated, bripfll dean, dose to GO $500 inclusive. available km Cao 905-165- 8910. WHITBY, one bedroom, in well meintainld buildings - 4 Saw* kill* Ltd. 905. 668-7777. WHITBY, 2 bedroom, quiet buikiirlg, twild bb lnwrla- a", rto polls, laundry. Pad". $825 hno.(416) 698-6287 Houses For Rent LARGE 2 bedroom, semi. N. Oshawa, across from park. Just decorated S9DO mo. utilities included No animals,pl., avail. now, call 905-434-1312 after 6 pm. WHITBY, NEW executive home, 3 bdrm, 2 112 baths, sunken family room with fireplace, 5 appliances, fenced lot with deck. $1300 plus, (416) 363-2303 OSHAWA- Close to G. Motors. Semi, 3 bedroom, appliances, fenced back- yard $900/month Refer- ences Available imme. diately Call (905) 434- 7797. OSHAWA: Excellent Iota• $450 /mo Large clean fam- tion 4 bedrooms, hard- Stehle ,many stableameno den Rossllan ll 2 eo Gam wood floors recroom, dose er,tployed females to bus UiCale Kar to schools. available imme- be 686-5180 Ka - basement pat. , clean and dientlyy $1100. /month plus quiet. all utilities included utilties. Call 434-2485. $625 per month , first & last ' SIWrCd required Call Ray 668- OUIET Court Northeast AcCtllrlodalion 0070, Oshawa Immaculate 3- 1 FRooms or Rem a PrrlraMHwas R Sal e IN PICKERG, BrocWHwye2 3 -BEDROOM So, fin - area Rooms for Rent. Fe- ished basement, FAG, males welcome 5400/ wood floors OPEN month Please call anytime HOUSE Feb 15 8 16, 1pm. (905) 619-1830 3pm Grandview/Cherry- UNFURNISHED ROOM: down area, Oshawa. '514 own bathroom, parking; Munheld St' 5127,000, kitchenAaundry access; use 905-404-0763 of sauna/whirlpool. Single. AJAX: 3 BEDROOM non-smoking female (stud- home. 1-112 baths, new ent/professional preferred ) kitchen, upgraded flooring, No pets. $400/month-ist/ single car garage, C/A, fin. last. 427.6432. ished famdyroom with fire- S990+ubhties. tsVlast. 905- place. 2 walkouts. newly 5775 including utilities. Call Room & lanscaped. Asking ' Board $168.900 No agents 2 -BEDROOM Apartment, v 8 401 On quiet (905)619-0422. ROOM & BOARD- Ajax W HITBY• Brock S of the W115 bedroom semi, tamely room, paved drive. deck, patio. 401 Watson SC W tented backyard Available A 4 BEDROOM, 2 oath Walk to GO and Lake April 1st. 5925/month+uhli- home in Oshawa. Private $7001month. Call collect ties. 15t/last. possible long- room and bath shares kitchen living (416) 466-1291 or (905) 509-1520. term lease.905-697-2519. and room, $375 mclusrve 436-2719 WHITBY - 334 ASH ST. RITSONMILLCROFT 3- bedroom semi. fag. 4 ap- AVAILABLE Mar.lst. $300/ well kept 2 bedroom. in tri- pliances. central vac, hot month, 1/5th of bills, private (keg and skiing trails just tub+pool, close to schools. room. north Oshawa. non - smoking. Can Dan Clay Ii laundry app ancesarteentrance. available immedialely or 9075-579-7678. ties. Available March Ist S990+ubhties. tsVlast. 905- Ist/last. $100. per week. 5775 including utilities. Call 404-8683 AJAX - (HARWOOD, (905) 666-5475. SOUTH OSHAWA - Ste- Westney. Hwy 2. Large 2 -BEDROOM Apartment, v 8 401 On quiet master master bedroom, 4 Pc en Wilson & Olive Immacu- court, near Oshawa Centre. suite, walk ,n closet S460/ mo Also 1 bedroom $340i late basement apartment available immediately French School. GO Train 2 MO. Both newly renovated. $725 inclusive Can: 728- storey detached. 3 bed- AIC . cable. parking. use of ° rooms. deck. fenced yard. kitchen laundry Bus ro- fndge/stove. extras 59501 uta. non smoker referenc- month +utdties Available es. forr potessioral working Houses March Call 905-427-6532 individual Call 428-4559 ' For Rent Or 905-839-°566 NEW HOME ^adr n 5' laacsr „ WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME68 FOR (5/MTM!! NO DOwnGdyr^Rrt" Discharged Bankruct77 Call Men (5103) 371-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapiey Sales Excel Reakry 3 bedroom m„n Poor of house for rent. North Whit- by 5950 pus Z.'3 utifdies Also 2 bedroom basement apt 5550 plus 113 utilities 905-723-3474 3 PLUS I bedroom house for rent. Lakeheld and Lakeview area ,,Oshawa South, S875/mo. pus uttli. ties Frsfilast required. Available Mart Call 430- 1446 please leave mes. sage. 4 -BEDROOM PLUS DEN, main -Noor laundry, ap- pliances. A/C, double ga- rage with interior access.m near all aenities. $1300+ utilities. No pets. (905)294- 9094. AJAX - main floor 3 bed- rooms, new carpet, fresh paint, appliances, parking, gas heat. S925/mo. Toll free 1(800) 475-9949, or (705) 726-5391. AJAX 4 bdrm upper level hones an 4 appkees, ava l March 1. $1050. + utilities. Dennis Morgan Sutton Dennis 831-9500. AVAILABLE MAR.1/97, 3 bedroom bungalow. Taun- ton/Trues area, appliances, targe yard, 2 car garage, S895/mo. pis util. Days 91]6-723-0821: Eva. eller s, 571-1554. IN, BROOKL3 bedroom louse, large lot. non smoker. reNrenees, $925 psi month Pike utilities. Alwil. April 1, 668-0618 111 ter 5. COURTICE 4 bedroom bungalow link. Single go - rap. Gas heat. Fenced. Fridge and save. No pets. Non-smoker. $900 + utili- ties. Mardi Ist. (905) 387- 6582. HOUSE FOR RENT large bL dean nip il- area, ava able. im modiately call 576- 8642, or 683.4851 TWO BEDROOM, house ant, large lot, South Osahawa. Available March '.Call 576-8642 or 683- 4851 TWO BEDROOM, small 'ruse. 5490 plus �hbtres 4adable Feb LSth ISrI last. references Bloor and Sim- , re area. Telephone (9051 :23-0421 or (9051 986- `168. oom wit r. vaie 'am ly„.room, fire. place. deck. bathroom, utili- ties. parking. Clchena/c included. Professional wel- come. 686-2417 PICKERING Major Oaks. part ai`/ s -ed •,o r^ private bathroom, quiet. clean home Parking, fire- place, laundry No pets ISV last, references, share with non -Smoking professional Narlst.$425 686.0298 Townhouses Mel For Rent Condominiums For Rent SOUTH OSHAWA . 3 tedroorr, townhouse close to schools and shopping S950/mo, an inclusive FirSV '.131 AvailabN Mar 1st. ,05-579-9956 days AJAX. South. 4 bedroom, availabie march 15, Hard- wood Moors throughput. .ery dean & convenient to shopping. transit. 51150. las & hydro extra 686- 1709 OSHAWA - AVAILABLE NOW: 3 bedroom own - house with t -t,2 paths. IWI basement. 4 -appliances. garage. fenuW yard, near amenities, S895.month+ uttiktMs. No pets (905)728- 45M PICKERING - SUPERB 3 bed, 5 appiances. fm rec room, walk to Town Center, available Mar 15th $1.100 plus utilities Remax First Realty Ltd 'J McCarten, (905) 831.3300 PICKERING S & L.verpool Rd. 3 bedroom townhouse. close to go. schools & Shopping. S901 plus utili. ties. First & Last avail. Mar 1, 905-839-9446 WHITBY, nice 3 -bedroom PARKWOOD VILLAGE. 2 storey ' oedrOom plus oft. 2 bathrooms. Ai'C. 5 ap- pkances. FAG. parking S950/month plus unities (416)966-9871 WHITBY CONDO small 2 bedroom. 2 baths. 4 ap- phancers, underground Parking. indoor pool etc.. $960 Inclusive. Available now 433-1014 Office & e , Retail Space SPACE Available :c, appfc- 51t k 9" at East Mail Boutiques. 600 King St E. Oshawa Cam Eva for mbrmabon 905-436-1649 s Storage Space LOCKABLE accessible storage 'equkred lir small truck ,n AlaxPidtenng 686 .436 Industrial s Units townhouse. garage. 4 ap- carefree lite style in a vane. sats & Liquidations. pliances, finished base- INDUSTRIAL UNITS - ty of floor pans fromClean consignments ment, great location. 1280 Terwdlegar 1.937 & 5179,900 Viewed W apWeICOme. Plpse note 5895. Available imme- 968 sq. h office warehous- pointrneni through Rislow & that Mar.l_ Call 416-931- mg Park and Bloor 1748 Fleming Limited, Realtor, Sale Starting time Of 8919576-2548 5:00 p- m. and 1775 sq. h S3 25 sq h BROOKLIN AREA. 112 acre lot, country setting, ranch bungalow. 3 plus one bedrooms, large kitch. en. 24 h it 24 If garage/ workshop, private. 5197.000.(905) 655-3607 COURTICE: 6.500 sq It bungalow on 121 acres English cut stone ext & Landscaped. Grand Foyer iv/circular Oak Staircase Sunken Octagoral Dimng rm with Oak flocnng, Oak kitchen w/Grande floors and counters & Felostone F/P Oak floors Cathedral Ceilings and Skylights 4 bedrooms. 5 marble bath- rooms, finished b'sm1 W add'M 3 bedrooms, office, exercise int, entertainment nr, . workshop. Eng. stone F/P. Offering S2.500 cash back for dosing /mortgage fees Can 436-0312 to ar- range 0viewin7 asking $46DISCOVERY SAY/LAKE- SIDE, 4 bedroo^ T doube garage, main -floor family. eat n kitchen. 3 baths. sides onto park. new Lakeside Pubic ScrsG 5174 900 427-3379 after bpm TM NZM ADYEWrMM TUESDAY, REERUARY 11, 1 17 -PAGE 13 Me, Auctions e ' Auctions 00 Auctions rof#T-Auctions Evaryone Irt/efc me AUCTION 10:00 A.Y. - ieUr/a� February R Holiday Inn 1011 Bloor Street East Oshawa, Ont_ NOTE! - This Is The Association's Annual Auction Competition , Banquet & Dance. In Addition To A Wide Variety Of New Merchandise (Tools, Cralts, Household Goods and Furniture, etc.) Being Offered At Unreserved Public Auction You Will Be Entertained By Approximately 50 Past & Future Ontario Champion Auctioneers. Stay With Us For A Superb Banquet, Followed By A Dance W M The 'Heather Smith Band'. AUCTION: - Free (Elice/t For what Yen Buy) Aluniv : - $32.00 Donee $17-50 AUCTIONEERS ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO ry IHera,-Cie: Ross Joyce (906)432-2836 (906)5161-1620 AUCTION SALE SAT. FEB. 15/97. 5:00 P.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN, 2498 CONC. RD. 08. BOWMAN- VILLE (HAYDON) 'rr s &eek we -ave 'c Le sold. a large var- JOHN BODOY 3 444 sq. it 'e1y of antique & with ,f• many ,pgraoes. r^cdern furniture to great Ratenng local -or, -elude exceptional $299.900 Can for an ap- • • pc. mahogany di- parnment 905 420 -OW n,r groom suite. 3 pc WE OSHAWA 3 Ded- mariogany wall unit. 4 roof., 3 eve, sem, back- rncker settee wi Sl Upgraded flooring.y finished familyroom. dose ,.a r & 2 matching to schools. $123,500 571- tar -es. 3 pC. rattan 4214 t a'.o table & chairs. PICKERING - WOOD- 2 persian Carpet, VIEWIP1NEGROVE- 2 ' 2 'arP double pedestal rears I+ - 4 oedro,_^s. 3 ':esk (mahogany), rams. centrai air centra ea -her swivel chair. .ac. 2.500 sq. ff . comer lot. OaK wall unit. 3 Tiffany 3C exterior windows A 5",� lamps. floor ee . must s $274900 Sen. facie & Hanging). 2 ous offers only 905) 509- 5097-atching love seats. WHITBY 4 bedroom, 2 1 4 ;1c_ mahogany cof- 2 pains, C.A. Hardwood tee & end tables oak floors, datacned garage. n S-gar-Peppler sofa ground pod. gas fireplace 'aLle, 4 pc oak bed - close to 4C1_ shopping '%Cm suite, girls bed. schools A -a' March . 97 ,rl suite w canopy $188.00000 with 62% tec set spode dish- convertiole mortgage can es Lena Liv print 728-7486 for appointment %,;!cracker). framed ..investment 'acestry, floor lamps. Property raL;e lamps. ap- ,iances, matching Kenmore washer and WANTED SMALL vim- dryer, collectable menta, pwa, ;w m4- glass & china. & Iran a luxury apartment r•a1y Other interest- txi4diriq ora iat to build in & unusual mems. ^^e Oshawa and area rig -,ads welcomed Also roc Large sale of good sae. beautifhx home on 17 :lean qualmy furniture. acres and tnowx. 905) giass & china.. View - 2631753 ing from 4 p.m. Terms are Cash, Visa, MC PWCondos or Debit Card For for Sale more into. call (905) 263-4252. Sale PLAZA 700(906 Oshawa s managed and sold most prestigious condo- by Garry K. Powell m,nkums offer a secure, Auctions, Apprai- AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- equipped kitchort, 4 Pc. LY, Furnished room in bath. wood stove. turn-, pidflari , with cable, kimch- Lv. v.c.r, c.d, from $95 per an klciNfies, dose to Pick. tight. $185 per weekend. Bring Generating Station. SSW per wask. (613) 339• PTC, GO. $340/mo. or 1711. $170 bi-weeMy. 420-4318. PICKERING aRKiHT, a Resorts spacious basement room, • shaved bathroom , kitchen. includes laundry. cable, access to bacltyard, suit- able lir one non smoker. March Ist. $425 mo. 839- 1078 PICKERING, 2 large rooms, / furnished 5375. 1 unfurnished. own bath, trek in. $450 fight cooking, huri y, cable. 686.0744 THIS SUMMER visit Ise Trent Valley (Caripbelltotd) area lir good fishing, lun and affordable accommo- dation. For information con- tact Cole's Pant Reson, Tel. 705693.1227. NEW BUSINESS EX- PANDS INTO ONTARIO: Dia to high demand. Dan cover why barns pay S700J day for professional claan- irq of oornpuers/elecuorie equipment. This frill d is used by hospitals, schools a enactivey, remove bacte- no. We need people who want to be self-airriployed. It is inexpensive to Stat this professional, simple busi- ness. Toll tree: 1.888.259- 4599, Ext. 448, Limited Opportunity. ESTATE AUCTION WED. FEB. 12. 6:30 P.M. 'KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS' every Wednesday at 6:30. sated at x2699 ':ck ad N Plcxer- ";. 3 ^tiles nortt .f --Ay. x40' (Exit x3990 Selling the es- "., of me !ate !rene of c wain of Union- - and others Fea- ✓ ng: OR sets. sec - dressers, ca•neras.old radios. Me -h bank. Lionel r -a ccc. Japan. a^ -los. old watches. diamond .S.ant. telephones, we er cranberry. C•a'tmatic bed. new c S2900).plus -a-ly more articles numerous to •^enUon. Terms Cdsn. Cheque. Iprop- Of. Visa, MC :r -',,a c. Previews m 1 00 p.m day, of Sa a estates and :-signments our sCec(alry Sale sold ara managed by Randy Potter Auctioneer Ltd. Ph ( 905) 683-0041 Fax '905) 576-2267 ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS HAIR SALON CONTENTS, HOCKEY CARDS SUN. FEB. 19TH, 11 A -Y. (VIEWING 9:00 ) M&cGregor's Auction Hall, Bo.nnarWilb 401 w Wavery Rd., North to 82, East to Seugog SL North 1 tin. Auction features Hoosier cupboard, dresser mist. tables,(pariour, kitchen, etc.), washstan old chairs& rockers, tredle sewing machine, cl nal cabinet, crocks, oil lamps, collectabies i elude glass & chjre, cocks, named miNc bottle (Cobourg, Whitby, Pickering), old keys, EN pts., Coke trays, etc. , 8 hp. snow bower, c hockey cards, late 505, 60's, 70-80'S, Gretzl rookie etc. Cards sell at 11:00 sharp, also se ing at 11:30 hair salon contents, hydraul chairs. dryer units, work stations, counter, silo cases, office & stacking chairs, quantity of Lur ber selling at 12:00, yellow birch, basswood mist. small bundles. Something for one & a Terms Visa, M/C. Interac, Cash & cheque. Q for all your auction needs from Indivjdual co signments to complete contents. MacGregor Auction Services., Miksa MacGregor 905-987-5402 9OS423.79 9 SAT- FEBRUARY 15-10 AA ESTATE AUCTION for the late GLADYS VAUGHAN, of Stouffville, held at Phoe- nix Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Hwy # 12 or Hwy # 23 north to Hwy#47. Go west to Uxbridge. North on main St. Watch for signs. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: flat to wall cupboards, pine jam cupboard, oak Hoosier kit. cup. , Ig. qty. harvest tables, 7' antique store cupboard (glass doors, pigeon holes). Five Ig. ant. wardrobes (T). qty. ant. tables, sofas & chairs . wal- nut secretary, mahogany bonnet chest, qty. ant dressers, qty. washstands. qty. humpback trunks, Ltd. Ed. Prints. Oty. oak , pine, butternut, maple & black cherry lumber, various lengths 1 1/4 ' thick. GLASS; Lg. qty art china. glass. silver, crystal. evades. Flo Blue, Beswick colt, crocks. oil lamps. Post Hockey memora- Lilia. 30 old comic books (60's), Star Irk comic_ book 1st Issue (mint), Batman :Dmlcs, Canadian stamps (4&5 cent). Canada & U.S. coins plus much more TERM Cash, Interac, Visa, M/C. VIEWING: 8 AM Auction Day. NEXT AUCTION _SAT. -MARCH 1- Estate Clara Kydd, Stcutt•vfile. of Coke Mem- rabilia, Ant. Toys, Collectibles etc. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800-654-4647 OUT SALE FEB. 10TH UNTIL FRIDAY FEB. 14TH. UP TO 50•'. OFF, HOURS 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 864 TAUNTON RD. W. OSHAWA, Ne -aee nee- n- Cted Ly the pnn- Gals to sell to bare 4a 's all remaining n- e^r�ry. shelving & crr-e equipment of R _sso Building Sup �,. including Paint 3 supplies. varnish- es 'tails by the case. ^a -dies & knabs. e ectrical supplies & f;xtures. assort- _ _ hardware, nails. :lace ,nsert. lum- plumbing sup. es. some tcols. _• r locks etc Large _dnhty : drywail .�. drywail insula- . rriortor colour. s' rgles. angel Stone, Jers hardware. A ^ lows patio doer, 71 ng paper, steel sr -!a. bricks. Hues. ca.estroughs, vans -es bathtubs, whirl - doors. trim, par - board etc. :ce cedar pine. d „ inum soffits & ta- 3 a metal flashings. siding & acces- ' es. Kingston srcne. plus many oth- er articles Sale being conducted by Mc- Lean Auction & Liq- uidations, 'erms Cash, Visa. V C. In- terac. Shop early for best selection, we will auction remainder on Feb. 15th. SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it acrss�o Durham wr D W Ilam Rerg_io'n. tall Classificlb at 683-0707 or fax 683-7363 MATTRESS & FURNITURE SALE 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY. MON, TO SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. .ie nave as.ed len new mattress. es lot a tactcry in ';r,nto. their are ap- 300 singles. ^ .tiles & queen Tanresses & box sc• ngs. singles 'nom S91i A 15 yr new oak aces. chairs. new cabinets. coffee & end tables. cedar -^est&, buffet & n toiler pa- ter •few car batteries 335 Xrock.rg 1:-a r5 roil top desks -a. office chairs =citing cards. office ?5.5 plus much .-,cfe 'dot an auction s' -etas McLean Auction & Liquidations 905-432-2836 or 90566-3291 AUCTION Feb. 14th, 6 p.m. Grist Mill Auction Center, Newtom/ille Se -g new stere Stock and inventory, -c-sistng of miscel- aneous tools. ceding +ars. dan2e kitchen fa-cets, quantity heaters, water filtra- tion systems, wiper blades. other auto accessories, quality sports bag. scented candles, craft acces- sories. Lagostlna pots In pans, dinner- ware sets. damask table Goths and nap- kins, quantity crystal, cutlery, spice racks, anchor hocking, 40 PC. stow sways, la- dies suede coats, quality Winter clothing. Large selection of art, round oak tables, oak press back chairs, oak corner china's, swivel rockers, (rose, blue, green) recliner chairs etc. and many more items. FRANK G. STAPLETON CAI,ICCA (905) 786-2244 t-800-2639086 net. Call 579-5077 after 5 i , Rooms 571-3281. j q Vacation for Rent - Cottages Properties ALTONA RD. / Sheppard: ' for Rent RESALES Time Share - Bright clean furnished morn Campground member - in kauia adult home for me- RENOfWNED snovmwbi- ships. America's Largest lureemployed non-smoker. (keg and skiing trails just liesales Clearing House. Share separate kitchen, minutes from this Spotless Resort Sales Irwernabonal bell with two osiers. Ret three bedroom cottage on 1-806423.5967, 24 firs. Ist/last. $100. per week. potash lake near Ban - (906)5092459, 4wWWIP. croft,gne interior. fully MeTal Business AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- equipped kitchort, 4 Pc. LY, Furnished room in bath. wood stove. turn-, pidflari , with cable, kimch- Lv. v.c.r, c.d, from $95 per an klciNfies, dose to Pick. tight. $185 per weekend. Bring Generating Station. SSW per wask. (613) 339• PTC, GO. $340/mo. or 1711. $170 bi-weeMy. 420-4318. PICKERING aRKiHT, a Resorts spacious basement room, • shaved bathroom , kitchen. includes laundry. cable, access to bacltyard, suit- able lir one non smoker. March Ist. $425 mo. 839- 1078 PICKERING, 2 large rooms, / furnished 5375. 1 unfurnished. own bath, trek in. $450 fight cooking, huri y, cable. 686.0744 THIS SUMMER visit Ise Trent Valley (Caripbelltotd) area lir good fishing, lun and affordable accommo- dation. For information con- tact Cole's Pant Reson, Tel. 705693.1227. NEW BUSINESS EX- PANDS INTO ONTARIO: Dia to high demand. Dan cover why barns pay S700J day for professional claan- irq of oornpuers/elecuorie equipment. This frill d is used by hospitals, schools a enactivey, remove bacte- no. We need people who want to be self-airriployed. It is inexpensive to Stat this professional, simple busi- ness. Toll tree: 1.888.259- 4599, Ext. 448, Limited Opportunity. ESTATE AUCTION WED. FEB. 12. 6:30 P.M. 'KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS' every Wednesday at 6:30. sated at x2699 ':ck ad N Plcxer- ";. 3 ^tiles nortt .f --Ay. x40' (Exit x3990 Selling the es- "., of me !ate !rene of c wain of Union- - and others Fea- ✓ ng: OR sets. sec - dressers, ca•neras.old radios. Me -h bank. Lionel r -a ccc. Japan. a^ -los. old watches. diamond .S.ant. telephones, we er cranberry. C•a'tmatic bed. new c S2900).plus -a-ly more articles numerous to •^enUon. Terms Cdsn. Cheque. Iprop- Of. Visa, MC :r -',,a c. Previews m 1 00 p.m day, of Sa a estates and :-signments our sCec(alry Sale sold ara managed by Randy Potter Auctioneer Ltd. Ph ( 905) 683-0041 Fax '905) 576-2267 ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS HAIR SALON CONTENTS, HOCKEY CARDS SUN. FEB. 19TH, 11 A -Y. (VIEWING 9:00 ) M&cGregor's Auction Hall, Bo.nnarWilb 401 w Wavery Rd., North to 82, East to Seugog SL North 1 tin. Auction features Hoosier cupboard, dresser mist. tables,(pariour, kitchen, etc.), washstan old chairs& rockers, tredle sewing machine, cl nal cabinet, crocks, oil lamps, collectabies i elude glass & chjre, cocks, named miNc bottle (Cobourg, Whitby, Pickering), old keys, EN pts., Coke trays, etc. , 8 hp. snow bower, c hockey cards, late 505, 60's, 70-80'S, Gretzl rookie etc. Cards sell at 11:00 sharp, also se ing at 11:30 hair salon contents, hydraul chairs. dryer units, work stations, counter, silo cases, office & stacking chairs, quantity of Lur ber selling at 12:00, yellow birch, basswood mist. small bundles. Something for one & a Terms Visa, M/C. Interac, Cash & cheque. Q for all your auction needs from Indivjdual co signments to complete contents. MacGregor Auction Services., Miksa MacGregor 905-987-5402 9OS423.79 9 SAT- FEBRUARY 15-10 AA ESTATE AUCTION for the late GLADYS VAUGHAN, of Stouffville, held at Phoe- nix Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Hwy # 12 or Hwy # 23 north to Hwy#47. Go west to Uxbridge. North on main St. Watch for signs. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: flat to wall cupboards, pine jam cupboard, oak Hoosier kit. cup. , Ig. qty. harvest tables, 7' antique store cupboard (glass doors, pigeon holes). Five Ig. ant. wardrobes (T). qty. ant. tables, sofas & chairs . wal- nut secretary, mahogany bonnet chest, qty. ant dressers, qty. washstands. qty. humpback trunks, Ltd. Ed. Prints. Oty. oak , pine, butternut, maple & black cherry lumber, various lengths 1 1/4 ' thick. GLASS; Lg. qty art china. glass. silver, crystal. evades. Flo Blue, Beswick colt, crocks. oil lamps. Post Hockey memora- Lilia. 30 old comic books (60's), Star Irk comic_ book 1st Issue (mint), Batman :Dmlcs, Canadian stamps (4&5 cent). Canada & U.S. coins plus much more TERM Cash, Interac, Visa, M/C. VIEWING: 8 AM Auction Day. NEXT AUCTION _SAT. -MARCH 1- Estate Clara Kydd, Stcutt•vfile. of Coke Mem- rabilia, Ant. Toys, Collectibles etc. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800-654-4647 OUT SALE FEB. 10TH UNTIL FRIDAY FEB. 14TH. UP TO 50•'. OFF, HOURS 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 864 TAUNTON RD. W. OSHAWA, Ne -aee nee- n- Cted Ly the pnn- Gals to sell to bare 4a 's all remaining n- e^r�ry. shelving & crr-e equipment of R _sso Building Sup �,. including Paint 3 supplies. varnish- es 'tails by the case. ^a -dies & knabs. e ectrical supplies & f;xtures. assort- _ _ hardware, nails. :lace ,nsert. lum- plumbing sup. es. some tcols. _• r locks etc Large _dnhty : drywail .�. drywail insula- . rriortor colour. s' rgles. angel Stone, Jers hardware. A ^ lows patio doer, 71 ng paper, steel sr -!a. bricks. Hues. ca.estroughs, vans -es bathtubs, whirl - doors. trim, par - board etc. :ce cedar pine. d „ inum soffits & ta- 3 a metal flashings. siding & acces- ' es. Kingston srcne. plus many oth- er articles Sale being conducted by Mc- Lean Auction & Liq- uidations, 'erms Cash, Visa. V C. In- terac. Shop early for best selection, we will auction remainder on Feb. 15th. SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it acrss�o Durham wr D W Ilam Rerg_io'n. tall Classificlb at 683-0707 or fax 683-7363 MATTRESS & FURNITURE SALE 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY. MON, TO SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. .ie nave as.ed len new mattress. es lot a tactcry in ';r,nto. their are ap- 300 singles. ^ .tiles & queen Tanresses & box sc• ngs. singles 'nom S91i A 15 yr new oak aces. chairs. new cabinets. coffee & end tables. cedar -^est&, buffet & n toiler pa- ter •few car batteries 335 Xrock.rg 1:-a r5 roil top desks -a. office chairs =citing cards. office ?5.5 plus much .-,cfe 'dot an auction s' -etas McLean Auction & Liquidations 905-432-2836 or 90566-3291 AUCTION Feb. 14th, 6 p.m. Grist Mill Auction Center, Newtom/ille Se -g new stere Stock and inventory, -c-sistng of miscel- aneous tools. ceding +ars. dan2e kitchen fa-cets, quantity heaters, water filtra- tion systems, wiper blades. other auto accessories, quality sports bag. scented candles, craft acces- sories. Lagostlna pots In pans, dinner- ware sets. damask table Goths and nap- kins, quantity crystal, cutlery, spice racks, anchor hocking, 40 PC. stow sways, la- dies suede coats, quality Winter clothing. Large selection of art, round oak tables, oak press back chairs, oak corner china's, swivel rockers, (rose, blue, green) recliner chairs etc. and many more items. FRANK G. STAPLETON CAI,ICCA (905) 786-2244 t-800-2639086 PACE 14 -THE NEVI'S ADVERPLSER TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, IM [1] Practical advice for parents of B1' DEB BODINE DURHAM STAFF Latchkey kids. It's a tont that just o generation ago didn't exist But times have changed single parenting and two income: families are now the rm no, so more and more chil- dren are coming hoax to empty house. Unfortunately, that's no the onh wav times have changtxi. It's a much scarier world out there today fo children. Not only is the crime rate up. but because of modem technology in the media. children are privy to the details of the most sordid cases. tough It's a isst for par- ent.. when their children reach the age when they feel � tf 're toot old 1Ooy nlr a babysit- ter. There are so ques- tions to be asked and answered — and current laws do not address dw- is tx at all. That wasn't always the case. vis Jim Duhrat. exer u - uvc director of the Children's Aid Society of Durham Rc,6on. Prior to the writing of the current Chili and F=amily Sen ices Act, no child under 12 could be left i unattenide or it was comsid- cred abandommt:rt. But the present legislation does not address the Issue at alis except to say ..no person tw\ - ing charge of a child less than 16 years of age shall leave the child without malting pro%i- siom for his or her supervision and care that is reasonable in the circumstances: ' -It becomes a judgment call:' he says, depending on how long the child is left alone, the child's age and level of maturity. 'There are some very mature 10 year olds, and there are some 13 year olds who shouldn't be left alone:' Sergeant Paul Malik, co- ordinator of Community Services, Dunham Regional Ponce, takes that one step tfwther. "Sonne kids I run into, even if they were 18, I wouldn't leave them alone" Although provincial leg- islation does not outline specif cs 8 the super- vision of children, the CAS does. Infants to nine year olds "should not be left unsuper- vised at any time of day or night. A competent babysitter should be on the same Premises as the child(ren)," latchkey kids read., the document. Short periods of indirect supervision (one to two one hours) may be acceptable for 10 to 12 year olds, according to the CAS policy. "Such indirect Supervision should be at last that of an adult in the next house or apartment if m that adult is awarr of the par- ents' absence and agrees to t look in on the child(ren) dur- ing a specified period of tirm . This dons not include indirect r supervision by telephone a, this is too indinxt:' Thirteen to 14 year olds may have longer periods of di inrect supervision { ;-5 hours) with an adult a%ajlahle at least by telephone in case of enxl ergenLy or lochr-nos. Children 15 to 16 %cars of age may he able to In lett alone for a full day or ovemlgh4 however an adult Should be knowingly aware s of the parent,' absence and available it netxied. Communication hoween parents. children and the neighhohrs is kc,.. says Sub. Malik. It's essential, he now -s. that an adult neighbor is aware that the child's parents are not there, aril that thev check in on them periodical - 1,,. Children should be required to check in with an adult neighbor or call a par- ent at work as soon a, they get home: from school, just to let them know they're home safely. It takes more parenting skills to handle a situation like this. says Sgt. Malik. it's not enough to say ' go home and play'. You have to know what their limitations are, and tell them what their limi- tations are. 11' you set the frmivations tight, most kids can do an OK job:' .In order to set limivations, you have to know the capa- bilities of your child. "You can't expect them to do what they can't deliver," agrees Mr. Dubray. "Expectations have to be appropriate to their age and level of maturity. "Having a keen interest in your own child's welfare is really important," he adds. Which again comes back to communication. Sgt. Malik suggests when you get home from work, don't ask 'How was school today?' because what they'll say is "Ask them what hap- pened at lunch," he advises. You're more likely to bear about anv social issues that may be happening, or inter- action with teachers on vard duty. he says. Writing down the guide- lines and rules a child is expected to follow is a good idea because it's hard to argue with a piece of paper:' adds Sen. Malik. Establish a routine and make sure every- thing get, dein, he says. if the child is expected to clean their room when they get home and it's not done, ask them why. "You don't have to come down heavy on them. just ask them why it wasn't done." he says. "Give them a mature response since voxi'n: leaving them in a mature position:' L.et them knotty that if they don't abide by the rules, they will have to go to a babysit- ter's after school, which will mean vou'll have less nxxxy to do the things the,, might want to do, he suggests. In the beginning. it's a good idea to practise odic pro- cedure a few tirrns. Parent, can go out for a walk fix an hour or so. to accustom the child to being, alone. It's also OK to he a little suspicious at tint. says Sgt. Malik. If they're rxt to have people in without an adult present. check fix signs such as tlootprints, or ask the neighbors if the,, noticed anything. Check the call dis- play on the phone and com- puter. aril check the review button on the TV remote to see what they've been watch- ing. If smoking is prohibited, check to sox that windows are Secured and there are no dirty ashtrays. Sgt. Malik says he is not concenvod about an II year old who corm home from school at 3:30 p.m., galls his mother to let her know he's home safely, then is unsuper- vised until 4:30 p.m. or so. "What I have a problem with is an I i year old who's com- ing home and supervising a six year old" Siblings closer in age are less of a concern, he adds. When establishing guide- lines and rules for ctukkert to follow, there are a number of things to consider. One of the most mW- tant things is to retake sure a child knows the 911 emer- gency procedure. `Basically, if they can call 911, we can talk them through it if they remain calm. Make sure they know their own address should assistance be required. "Kids have to show enough responsibility to have a key:' says Constable Phil Ross of Community Services. Pickering Division. He suggesL, leaving the key with the neighbor who is keeping an eye on the -latchkey kid,- who will then he required to check in hclixr going hone to the empty house. In an apartment building, Sgt. Malik suggests givimg the child a kev to the actual apartment but not to the building itself. lie child is then li sed to contact the back-up person to he admit- ted. For children who do cant' keys, stew the importance of taking good care of it, and not letting anyone know they have iL Kelp it hidden fmm view, in a pocket, wallet, knapsack or even in a shoe. If the key is lost, establish a routine to follow, before it actually happens so there is no panic. "Kids should not be brag- ging about having a key," says Const. Ross. 'They shouldn't be advertising the fact that they're home alone:' Tell the child, if, when he arrives at horse the door is ajar or anything is amiss, not to enter the horse, but to go straight to the neighbor's. If someone comes to the door while the child is home alone, Durham Regional Police suggest answering the door without unlocking it, saying the parents are busy and can't come to the door. Although some safety books suggest the child not answer the door at all, Sgt. Malik says this could result in a "Knock and Kick" break in. where a potential thiel" knocks. assuines nobody is home, then kicks the hack - door in. With regard, to the lcle- ph(w, Sgt. Malik suggcwts that either children are direct- ed to say the parent can't come to the phone ("Som. my rnom's in the bath. ' ) or "put the phone on call fox -- ward to a neighbor or friend Se the kids don't have to answer it at all:' He suggests enrolling children in a first-aid or babysitting course. "Even to look after yourself, it's a good id w-.'- Contrary to po pularbelief, there is no legal agc for babysitting. 'Twelve to 14 years is the age we like to see (kids) start looking at babysit- ting for short periods, about three to five hours;' says Sgt. Malik. The CAS polity guide- lines state: `THE PARENT MUST ASSUME full responsibility for judging the adequacy and safety of any babysitting arrangement °' The Canada Safety Council, in co-operation with the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation and Reliable Life Insurance, has published a 20VW info lma- tion booklet for children over the age of 10 who spend part of each day home alone. It includes a comic book por- tion, puzzles and helpful guidelines. The booklets are available by contaLting the Canada Safety Council, 6- 2750 Stevenage Dr., Ottawa, Ontario, K I G 5N2. Coming / Caning • i Events • Events 0. V ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO Presents The jt#44 0wW Show MN*F xn Canby s Sony Por Also" Audemes 7:00 RM. - P1'Iday FEBRUARY 21-4 Holiday inn, Oshawa 101 1 n mram some EVERYONE WELCOME Stay After The Slaw And Join With tis At An Auction, LJstan To An AssoAnneat Of Auctlonsen And Bid On A Wide Variety Of Merchandise For Sale To The Highest Bidder. 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Wants to share Ne to the fullest with some- one spe"I Seeking amo- tionaly, financially secure male, 31 to 40. who enjoys children and agrees that laughter is the best medi- cne BOX 23736 SKING ANYONE? Blonde, blue eyes. 51'. 38. independent mother of three. Need a break. love skung and all sporting activities; have a great sense of humor and would enjoy similar company. BOX 31979 ARE VOU A CHALLENGE? 1 am a 34 year young, shim. 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 LOCWWG FOR FRIEND Divorced female seeking frenxlship; possibly more War on. I am family dent - ad. Enjoy dancing, movies. walks and quiet evertngs at home. BOX 12903 YOUNG IN ALL WAYSI 5'3', full figured separet• ed lonely Single fence, 48. Love country music and dancing. Require akdt of attention and hate silence. Need someone to hold 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 wpndeAul man, 20 to 26, who loves similar inter- ests. I want to make a dd- ference in someone's We. BOX 21486 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... THE NEWS ADYF.A77.S m TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1"7.PAGE 15 To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. 49NWRELTOvis To respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. FREE Personal Ad FREE Voice Greeting $2.49 per minute. l'ou must be IH or older. lik,th nunihf•r, wrirk with Tfau hTiurr'r' awl lif,lI phren 50 SOMETHING FEMALE Seeking a non smoking, active. caring, mature male 60 to 65 Attractive lady. slim. secure and humor- ous. BOX 20479 TWO FOR TWO Two single while females seeking two single white males, 18 to 21 If you enjoy music. arts, good conversation and more .call! Want someone mature, sweet. good look ng and romantic at heart BOX 10438 1'M WORTH IT! 25 yr oto. 5'7' 128 Ib attractive. single mother of two Looking for a good looking male. i30 to 35, over 6'. 180 to 210 lbs, with good morals and beliefs. Seek a man who is patiert fir a serious relationship BOX 10579 DO YOU EXIST??? Atlractrve. 5 9' !emale seeking a good humored. good looking mak: Want someone who has his head on his shoulders. BOX 13026 WANT SERIOUS CALLERS See..rg hnenosjl pOSSf- ble relationship with a sin- cere. honest gentleman I am a petite white temale. 35 BOX 13028 OUTDOOR ADVENTURES.. 5 5' -ed,um built attrac- tive lemale enjoys skiing, baseball. gol hockey etc Seeking a good looking. tae male 19 to 22 Must have a job and be child less. BOX 13035 SAME INTERESTS? See. ng a s r pe white male 4010 50. with simtUr interests I ami a single white temae. 44, 5'S'. skin Enjoy gourmet cooking, seasonal sports. reading. etc BOX 17895 DOWN TO EARTH! Seeking a empioyro. 5'10' plus employed male 33 to 45, who encounters life with a sense of humor 1 am a single while mother of two smoker, Will. sincere. open minded and have a positive attitude BOX 178% R U THE GUY FOR Ill 18 yr, old. 5'6' slim, single while female seeking a good looking. single white male. 18 to 20 8 you are the guy lot me. who wont play games. likes having fun and wants a serious relationship, call! BOX 17900 AROUND THE SAME AGE? 50 yr old, smoking. social drinking, medium built, recently separated mother of two teenagers Seeking a Christian male for triend- ship BOX 17908 HOPE TO RND YOU! Sincere and attractive. 5'9' medium built female seek- ing a handsome. good humored male Want someone who Ickes danc- Wnhas a secure job d 18059 SOMETHING PERMANENT! Interesting, enthusiastic. career oriented and active Seeking permanent mate for peaceful home -life, 30 to S0.. BOX 18484 FiT THE BILL? 28 yr old. 53' shy female Looking for a while 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 od black female. 51101, 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, art, waking my dog, etc. Seeking a male for a serious rela- tionship. Tend to like tap, blonde, blue eyes. BOX 20473 TIME TOGETHER Slim, professional, single 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 County only BOX 23299 SEEK A COMPANION 54 y, -,lo 5'4' !18 lb female with no depen. dents. I'm financially secure and a non smoker Enjoy country music, danc- ng, dogs and hugs Looking for a WS single male. 55 to 65, with a sense of humor. for com panionshnp BOX 23310 TIRED OF WATCHING TV 36 yr old, widowed while mother of three. seewng understanding. good humored male who loves life Like pets. everngs at home and cottage coun- try BOX 10490 CANCER MALE WANTED 44 yr -la. 5'2'. 140 Ib young female with brown hair. Lookng 'ora non mking sowhite -nate who is honest and caring Enjoy dancing. movies. and din ng out BOX 21476 SENSITIVE_ and itstworthy, Seeking a black male 35 to 40, who is young at heart and mature I am a young look ng, single white tamale 46 Enjoy dancing, quiet evenings at home. etc BOX 'x,455 DOUBLE DATING. Two single ver• •e 'emaes enjoy dnng dancing, play - ng pool and having fun Seeking two single white males mid 30's to early 40 s BOX 20579 YOU'RE MY HERO You, iife is r. Oalance and I" tc pamper this lady of 50 Old fashioned, enthuef- asrc and ambitious Companion. friends• lovers we have it au, BOX 25933 LIKE ANIMALS_. 48 y' _Id single while lemae. 51'. NO figured Seeking a king term rse- ttOrnshio wrtn+ a tall, "kir while gentleman 48 to 55 Smoker and social wwike, BOX 17854 LETS MEET Attractive ht. young at heart blonde. new to the area Seeking someone to meet for a drink and share a good tine En joy working out. camping. moves and moreIt you are good look - ng. honest. sincere. 30 to 45 alt BOX 20457 LOOKING FOR LOVE 22 yr old. 5'8- 1 10 Ib morn at Of one. Od fashioned Seeking a male 22 to 29. who is employed, tall. nice- ly built, likes romance. dancing, cuddling, moves, quality lime, having fun and more, for a serious relationship. possible mar - rage BOX 20710 JUST BEING MYSELF Petitelady. early 50's, enjoys Ming, hiking. danc- ing, skung and many other interests, honest• sincere. trustworthy. Seeking gen- tleman with similar inter- ests Honesty and trust a must SocaI drinker only and non smoker. BOX 23211 SEEK SOMEONE SPECIAL Single mom looking for companion, 25 to 38, ler a discreet relationship, who enjoys the outdoors, quiet nights at (tome, chnng OW. dancing, and more. Single fathers welcome. smoker and social ci nker. 1 am honest, have a great sense of humor, nice personality, no head games. BOX 23284 COBOLW4 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 Seeking a heavy set female of any race. for friendship. I am a 61', mar- ried black mate BOX 20879 PETITE BRUNETTE Underrated French mea. sure in Cobourg, with cute shape possesses great personality, unique quali- ties Looking for friendship with non smoking, single or widowed white mate. 45 to 55. 5'11'. established, with morals and a conscience BOX 23231 ' 1 i Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. LETS GET TOGETHER 30 5 couple look ✓• r� d single bi curious female, must be clean and dis- creet If interested can' BOX 11063 SINGLE FATHER 23 y, old Single white father, Smo.er and social drinker I 'pie enmals and enjoy camping and outdoor activities Seeking an hon- est and caring reialtonshp. No head games BOX 11071 SECRET FUN 35 yr pini rale 59'. brown hair and eyes Seeking an open minded female for some trustworthy and hon- est encounters discretion can be given BOX '3587 FRIENDSHIP Single c,a.w rale, eduCat. ed. ", 6. 240 lbs. fit Enjoy having fur, cooking, art and working cut Seeking a. fit ms. write female lot friendship or more BOX 10627 WHAT A KICK' 43 year >,a .,-;a white male who Is housebroken with a great sense of humort Seek a slim, ht ni attractive. Intelligent female with a great person- ality I am a handsome, devilish, fun, adventurous man who promises fr,end- ship, romance• a~ture and magic' BOX 10658 SEEK IDEAL LADY Single white -ale 37. a good listener, caring and honest Seek a single female. 30.40who is goal oriented wen similar quah- tes and interests BOX 11057 SEEK A CUTE! Curious venae are 35, is looking for open minded a female cute for discreet afternoon encounters and fun BOX 13555 LOOKING FOR A LADY Fd and empicyed 45 y• old single dao of three young girls Looking !or an attrac- tive Lady who enjoys crul Oren and a variety of other interests BOX 13571 ACTIVE LIFESTYLE 39 year old 6professional male, dark hair and eyes Enjoy skiing setting, canoeing, squash and dancing Seeking a fit and attractive female. race unimportant. with similar interests. Singe mons are welcome BOX 16010 ON THE LOOK OUT! Bi -sexual male jiving in North Oshawa seeking couples in their 40's to 50 5 for discreet fun and tmend- shy. BOX 16026 A JEWEL OF A GUY 33 year old til and attractive While male, 5'10', 180 IDs. Seek a female for friend- ship and maybe more. Enjoy candlelight. soft music and wile, cuddling and pampeng. I am hon- esUcarng and seeking the same...all! BOX 16061 FUN TiMES 35 yr old male seeking couples for discreet encounters, It interested, please all BOX 13177 GREAT ADVENTURES 21 year old 62% 185 lb& black male. Seeking fun loving ladies, 19-25, to have a great relationship with. BOX 15608 HEY LADIESI Tall, attractive, clean and healthy white male. 31 Looking to meet an open minded woman *has tall. slim and attractive. 35-45 Discretion assured Race unimportant BOX 18'.66 JUST IN TIME TO.... Start The New year 33 yr old male, no dependents. is looking to meet a female who Is not interested in head games looks ahead to a future. has a passion for the water, enjoys Carl ing and relaxing around the house watching a move BOX '0521 ALL AROUND GOOD GUY dnde,s'andng employed divorced mate and father of one son, fit. amraarve. 5'9' and 190 lbs Enjoy soots. reading moves. shopping, camping etc Seek a single female. 38-43. 'wt c snares same interests and likes kids give me a call' BOX 10629 SECURE AND DISCRETE 45 year ' d attached male. seeks a secure and dis. crete relationship &rh a slim and attractive tema!e. 32 50 BOX ' 5601 EASY GOING Mae 34 a^-ae'�ve. hon- est. intelligent. no depen- dents. fnanaally, secure non smoke, A !dIie shy, at first Enjdy work ng cut. Cycling. travel. and -ore LOokng for an ndepHr, dem s:ngie temale with similar values and ner- eS1S. for friendship and possible reiatgnsho BOX 21466 A NEW BEGINNING S-rara'.'n Or':'ess ,^at While male. 55 yrs young, great personality and sense of humor seeking attractive outgoing femme Who knows how !o Have fun 6aes sports, travel, wile. companionship and Jimmy Buffet BOX 23750 LUCKY FOR YOU Sure ,r- .:cuid seri* for second best. but wry would you rent to? this attractive single wade male. 19. 5'6'. 160 IDs. d" blond Marc. blue eyes. Physically fit. clean Cut. IS looking for tamale. !8 to 30. slnn bwld. honesty an asset Pease call' BOX 31984 ONE SEXY GUY Wnae ^aye 41 gcod loot, ng. 5'IT. 18C IC romantic and caning Enjoy dancing. sports and more Lookrg ler attractive single ady 25-40. for friendship and possible long tem relattOn- snip BOX 10640 GIVE ME A CALL! 34 yt 01C maie i„m bukd Looking tot an aggressive Open minded woman BOX 13113 LONELY MALE! 31 y, old professional male. 5'8' Enjoys sports. dnng. dancing and more Looking for a spontaneous. outgoing, honest female who is fun to be with BOX 18519 ONE NIGHT STANDS Male. 34 looking for singe temale. 19 to 33, for after- noon or evening discreet encounters I am the one to talk to. Please leave name and number. and I'll get back to you as soon as possible. BOX 31769 SELF-EMPLOYED MALE While male, 34, looking for single white female. 28 to 40, who likes the outdoors, sports, anenals and chil- dren. BOX 31965 ONE SEXY GUY 41 yr old, good looking, 5.10'• 180 h singe 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- cone. BOX 10639 ANYBODY OUT THERE? My wife and I are seeking another couples. We are 40 yrs old and want Bi rela- tionships. BOX 10867 JUST CALL SOMETIME Then are area more ids. See Meeting Place on the Internet it 20 NEW Ads! 32 y, old seeking someone who is around the same age as myself If you think you would like to get to know better give me a can and we can talk' BOX 10950 SPEND TIME WITH 23 i• aid 5 " atnletic male seeking someone to spend time fifth Not just romantically but competi- tively too' BOX 1 :967 SERIOUS CALLERS ONLY e' /' c Christian mate seeking someone for a long term relationship eading to marriage even. rurally I am kind, affection ate ronest and consider ate BOX '0970 SOMETHING LONG TERM Sorge n •e male 38 6'1 180 ''Os Life long walks, Children. outdoors, family ide going out. efc See'e,rg a female tCr ' long term relatlonsnip BOX 13473 ARE YOU GOOD HUMORED 45 ,• ^ c=' '85 ib male likes ^iovtes, animals. bin Ing out and quiet rights at home Seek .g a female 25 to 45 wrr, .es :oorr:rg BOX 13492 FUN AND EASY GOING - Ta,. :a•. ' a^oscine c,a-,. mate in my, }/ S. seeing an att4okonate female •n the Oshawa area Want to find someone for arcOur- lers BOX '5945 GIVE ME A BUZZ! 5' 1, 53 c •-• ale seeking a sim. attractive Minae 18 to 21 11 this sounds like you and you would like 'G meet can, BOX '598C Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. GIVE ME A CALL. 2C ad writ Osnavia mal, 6'2' brcwr hair and dark blue eyes wit!. 'ootball clever auk? Seek rg an honest person wino bots MCI play mind games I enjoy music partyingand clubs BOX 13580 SEEK COMPATIBILITY Seek a -are 'S 25 veno enjoys sports. cards etc ler an intimate and very discreet re1]UOrlsnip preferably white BOX 16013 CAN WE MEET+ 35 year cid 62' 175 Ds. made Looking for a dis- creet relaticnsmo wife men or Coupes during the day Call and well talk over Cot- tee BOX ' 0668 STARTING OVER AGAIN Seeking a Bi or Gay •r a e for a long term relalronShp 1 am a 6'2'. 185 it 35 yr old. very straight looking and acting male BOX 13083 SOMEONE SPECIAL Recently separated lei guy. 57' 155ibs. IgM brown hair. 37, average build. considered good looking. Looking for bk or gay mafe. Oshawa area. BOX 23744 VERY CUFOOUS! 38 year old bi-curious clean white male, seeks the same for daytime encounters only. BOX 13118 DO LIKE WHAT YOU-.. Just Read? ..21, 9' 5', 175 lbs and looking for open minded, down to earth guy who doesn't play head games. Enjoy the beach, relaxing at home and watching moves. conver- sations, horseback riding, etc BOX 181 U2 NEW TO SCENE Bt male booking for bk male. 20 to 35. Must be clean and discreet. BOX 21507 VERY PARTICULAR White male. 29 0, orking for other guys who are ,nasculme not feminine, good looking. I am attrac. Irve with a good body. 6'. blue eyes BOX 17745 ANYONE IN UNIFORM ,yet, a,,.ac,,e ,-a gr, act. ng white male 180 lbs 6 - Looking for guys in uniform who are good looking very discreet BOX 17747 NEW TO THE AREA ,'or a nae. •tale n the Osrawa area for friendship I m a 27 y, old handsome mate -,in blue eyes BOX 15907 SOMETHING NEW.. ... c -..a„ ed '^ate enjoys movies -music and talk r -g on !ne phone Seek rg a special friend •o talk-, and have discreet daytime get !ogetri BOX 1546' DAYTIME MEETINGS..- 198 los Seek rg a Special friend for disc•eet get togethers BOX 17459 SNEAKING AROUND. 38 �o o" '9-� t B, male seek"-, another 'mar reed B, ma.e. `-, a reiarcn- Ship Must oe biscreet and clean BOX 17843 JUST DO IT, 2' er oid ^a e seeking a good ook ^g gent.eman who s clear a ton Smok er and about 6"' try" are the regret one please call and we I rave Some hon BOX 2:453 MEETINGS WANTED Med„�^. D-..• w •,. •maH See.�rg another, make tot encounters Live .n down- town Oshawa BOX 20601 NO MIND GAMES 21 re.r ;.r. ^ate. 5'Y' ' du IDs L reek -9 'o W Open. honest ,o'q tern+ elatkorunip BOX - 79CG MY FIRST TIME Good ook.rg B -ae. 26 6',', 18C los Seeking anomer Bi make r the Oshawa area BOX '5587 COULD BE FUN 42 year J) C c' verge 'ae- 511' 22C it, attractive from Oshawa. Looking 'or couples clean and healthy BOX 20420 ARE WE A MATCH? T9 :ea: :,C -.1te -ate 155 lbs 6 anractrve due eyed and very hyper .rd,- vicual Seeking a w^ae x dick male, tit. NS. a^,ac :me. cloaniness are all a must If you nave 'Orley. enjoy playing and are ht You are my match - Box 1061: DISCREET FRIENDSHIP Tad :.ear .:ute coyish ,00king 35 yr Old male Looking for Other males for discreet encounters Dowrtown Oshawa area BOX 12907 SECRET FUN 5"0' a -a,e seeking di& creel meetings with anoth er gay or bo male It you re interested, please give 'tie a call BOX 20414 JUST HAVING FUN!!! 38 yr old married male seeking another married male, rot discreet encoun- ters I am 6'2' and in good shape. BOX 20417 A 91 MAN Male in his 50's. yet a 90's man. seeks a male up to 35 years old as a compan- ion for social functions and week ends BOX 20286 1111- Mo 110111iE\ SY1KING 14oueN r FIRST TNIER! Single white lei curious lemale. 28. 54', attractive and easy gong. Looking for an attractive female to share my first time. BOX 13512 PLAY POKER Young couple. 21, looking for another couple for tun games. cards and other activities BOX 17686 INTIMATE ENCOINii'TERS We are a secure. fun kung couple seeking anathe, couple or B, cunous white female Want our fantasies fulfilled BOX 18057 HEY. GIRL! Val, ed l white female. 26 into sports, musk and movies Seeks 'emale playmate with Sir— ar nter- ests BOX 21508 SI COUPLE White ri .cdple, r our 30 s. !ookng for couples, females and select males for discreet everirg encounters Ail ca'is retur^ed BOX 2'S71 LETS GET TOGETHER! A:•ac've .,fie . c,• ea,iv 20's seeking a B, female for intimae get togethers Must be clean and discreet BOX ' "74 LET'S FIND ADVENTURE 'Ne d•e -3 d loventur- ous couple look rg for another couple .v, are very :!ear and d --reet BOX 12885 LET'S PLAY CARDS A,,.a;•,q 2' r- lei let- ale look -g ), a !nn b, female Er. v ;art's and many Omer !hags Must be discreet BOX `°"711 31 1111s 1 ' Call 1-900-3513793 $2.49 per min 1 LIKE TO BE HAPPY' 58 . b te-a e ` I enjoy .Ong f iks bancng, Ilshrng, cook rg quite times at home and my ,Wends Seeking a nice quite gentleman BOX '6068 NEW 1`0 AREA Sr•J ,r ,--, ,h'fe teniae. 3t. mvv crceu w,m One :11-11 look.^xfor fnenas !O, cones Inch and ,rre, things BOX 1310, NEW TO CLARINGTON. . 5•-a gin! len 1•Jeb wn,•e tomato. 31, mother of one. Slim, attractive. 5'6' and good humored Seek ng friends only straight man or women. Icr lunch dinner, coffee. dancing, etc Must cove to laugh and keep active BOX `0635 SICOUPLE Cear ci :ouocei in their 40S coking tot same Discretion a 'mus, BOX 23728 AUTUMN FUN uarge sngie -nae wishes to meet with tun fgu,ed females for daytime get togemers and chats BOX 23137 tK1E\US/SPOK1 S hblp Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. JOYFULL TIMES! 50 n: :id 6 790 Ib. dvorced Born Agan Christian male seeking a Christian lady for tnend- shtp I am a father of three. Like cinema. walks. concerts, music. outdoor sports. etc. BOX 18.293 FINE PRINT To place your ad with a -live' attendant can 1- 800-360-1483 The oper- ators of Oshawa This ween reserve the right to. edit all ads for content and assume no hability for ads or responsesr refect or revise ads which are deemed inappro- prate: prat ads based on space availability. Advanced Telecom Services. Inc. are the Program operators and can be reached at 1-800- 928.5699 Mon -Fri gam to 5pm. 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