The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_02_16ews Pickering C:Ivertise P_RR°R D°°M Vol 32 No. 6 S 1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 Rough road Pickering street jars drivers photo by Ron Pietroniro John Mavell says putting up this sign is not the way for the Town of Pickering to deal with the poor condition of Squires Beach Road. He says he is appalled that such a busy Pickering road has been allowed to deteriorate to this condition. INSIDE Aid in the shade - The Ability Tree need, your 1►rip to make a disabled adult's life a little easier -- See page 10. :dame Dropping - Someone you may know is celebrating -- See page 12. Editorial Page....................................6 Sports. ............................................22 Classified........................................ 23 HOW TO RFACH US General ...................................683- 5110 Death Notices ........................683-3005 Auction Line ..........................683-7545 Sincerely Yours ....... . ............ 1-800-662-8423 Email..... Newsroom®durhamnews.net Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net Bti' MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RFPURrF.R PICKERING -- It's time for the Town to fix Squires Beach Road. says John Mayell. The Ajax resident employed by a company in the Squires Beach Road area of Pickering, is fed up with the bone jarring and car -wrecking potholes and bumps on the portion of the road stretching about half a kilometre south from Bayly Street. "I take that road to work every day. I've seen them there doing traffic counts. There is a lot of traffic that uses that road and I'm amazed they've allowed it to deteriorate to this condi- tion. If there was ever a disaster at the nuclear plant you would never get out of here." There are signs beside the road warning dri- ver-, to use it at their own risk. but Mr. Mavell doesn't think the Town should be tr}ing just to absolve itself of responsibility for the route. He adds it's particularly wrong to leave the road in such terrible condition at the same time as new business and industries which use a la of heavy trucks are being allowed to locate in the area. "Obviously (Town officials) know the road is a problem. They put up the signs." But it appears unlikely Squires Beach Road will be reconstructed any Lime in the near future, according to Richard Holtx)m. Picker- ing's acting director of public works. There's no See NO/ page 3 Pressrun 42,000 32 Pages 0 Blaisdale MONTESSORI sdwo>s IMPROVEMENTS e4BYW For* Ow nsd • no ' For Savim Toa Can True VISIT OUR SHOW11" 239 Ststlen Sbvet ( sane a n. a+ off Harwood ■".) 69'6-2445 photo by Andrew Iwanowski A sea of snow to conquer Kasia Kniaz isn't at all concerned about the direction in which this 'Krazy Kar - pet' is travelling. This hilly slope at the Ajax Community Centre provides the per- fect setting for winter thrill -seekers and Kama is no exception. Man sought in assault at Pickering school PICKERING -- Police continue to look for a known suspect after a student says she was physically assaulted in her high school library Thursday morning. Durham Regional Police report an 18 -year-old Dunbar - ton High School student was assaulted by a man she knew between 8 and 8:30 a.m. She reported the assault to her boyfriend, who then reported it to a vice-principal. The suspect left school property on foot when approached by two vice -prin- cipals, who attempted to fol- low him, using two-way radios. They lost the suspect, who is not a Dunbarton student. Tickering speeder fined 3 times in 3 hours ICfCF.1t1N4; — A P` *w- motorist again. He was stip WAi =g mm was in a Icy to get travelling eastbourt►d but was sotaewl�ae Isatt weeloend —sad only five kiilotttehu from whale it didn't appear to � hour he was Int tickewd, This time, M * it Cost WRL he was Clodked at 145 km4L Otttt & Ata�itd Palm is: About X45 Iatter, the "Aayt in WU& Moloaist ww stopped ager '- datrged d being at l4ti kmlh in ngm0otO an PeK B -O%ftd Ctmnty by %WAWW--42dXMd I at ►.- a1 d', OPPaffim ., pW. -EQ l, C'eft y ' FR L -> 4 } Give the gift of Mobility and receive r * _ �� t►teQ sealal a free CLUB vehicle i yTtt ta>n: s e anti -theft device • _ �``'" `: ,�,`� , � . � ��_ .�i7i-1212 ., Wit Whil �_. . FIDE leather case•` qq��}l��.1y $�+n • 1 "moi .S6Mt.Y `•r.r :wai►-..:+1:�.-+T�-■212 Bell Mobility $Of11StAfrlli WW OOrldi00fR _ apvty. se• stole roe detaYs: Otter ,.pd will ares ad only n tlme d pu�iws. aig &44 W!, THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY!! Vi. I 9 0 §-"WM-T $I* u go. Now SORA OF' CH 'All LOVESE RE IN :REEK E 590, ENRON W- 2 10V. "No mob., W-. Agave. sun wIff, w0mopm- 799 ORTH00:01 BEDDING Iwo I -0 'R ECLINEF w. L 399 Pill* I P No money to rebuild Pickering road FROM PAGE I provision for it in the Town's current five- year capital forecast, though that forecast is not always strictly adhered to. "It's a fairly expensive mad project for the Town to undertake at this time so what we're trying to do is maintain it." Mr. Holborn explains Squires Beach Road was last rebuilt around 10 years ago, with contributions from area busi- nesses, but the portion immediately south of Bayly Street was left undone because the soft soil underneath made it too expensive to fix. He estimates the work required would cost $2 million to $4 mil- lion, two to three times the normal cost for a stretch of road that length. "The cost is fairly prohibitive on this and there are other roads into the indus- trial subdivision," says Mr. Holbom, who adds Clements Road is considered the main mute into the area. He notes the Town does not impose development charges on industrial -com- mercial construction, and development charges are usually used to finance such road work. Developers building projects directly fronting on Squires Beach Road can, under the Town's regulations, be made responsible for a portion of the cost of the mad, he says, but developers have avoided undertaking such construction so they don't have to pay. Though there's no money to rebuild the road, says Mr. Holborn, the public works department is doing its best to keep repairing the potholes and has not MBERLEA DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily Sam - 9pm Sat. 10am - 4pm EMERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. • mr.T., M.. 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 • Nitrous Oxide Gas • Denture Services, Partials • Collect From Insurances 5F,� a. w -7.4..rr Stop the Shack tattle & Roll With either of the specials below add only $ 1295 for a Lube, Oil & Filter 4 Wheel$19954 WheelTire$ 9 Balance MODES Alignment EASE BMrtE .4�EC'i0N _ & Rotation ., 'sward annsaEc - -Does not include 'ear shims and Iabourif necessary �aEE RION7 EK hSVE_'o. N Specials are available on most cars NU abandoned the road. "A pothole could show up overnight, so that's why we have the signs there." Mr. Mayell says the Town should either fix the mad or ck>se it. "Whether or not it costs a lot of money is beside the point. It's a heavily -travelled access route to this area." sale e TUESDAY Febrtaar, is to Feb THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 - PAGE 3 15 Piece Chicken Large fresh cut fries, r, homemade salad, gravy Quality Fresh Cut Meats A IF"sh Chicken Breasts SAVE$b9 WI& lb. Cheesey Perogies sA,IE.6o- $ 00 Dozen FLaleu"Is Own Black Forest Ham $ 69 Ham Kobassa S 99 m. 1794 Iiterpsel AL Pkkhir Plaza Pickering SM -7961 Toad" tay %best., & ib ""Y 9-7 Fries gA shy H with this coupon recene 5 FREE Not valid with any other offer ats t Everyday Low Prices, Read: to !bake Lemon & Herb or Italian Flavoar Boneless Chicken Breasts SAVE $1% S4 99 Ib.� Sirloin Tip Roasts Cdn. Grade A/AA/AAA $29 _3lb. WEDNUDAT SUPER SPECIAL Available Wednesday, February 19th Only! Canada Grade A/AA/AAA Eye of Round Roasts SAYE 19 $ 9 $150 b. We Lean Ground Beef $ 89 lb.J Stewing Beef $99 12lb., canadian Back Bacon Fwenda'a 0..,n Smoked A/rtet Mss e walnut,Pl..,,pk sir � Pork Chops P Breaded Chicken $ Ib. S 49,gel" lib. �99 9 lb. . Meats a Hwy. ,, 119 s 1111-y. '."I `> "The Meat People" e o :3 =1 E �rtr CONSUMER CAR MART AUTO SERV/CE SUPER CENTRE A wbaariv Mr Delco or oba sad i*ow to install -vans F am L*XW to A" �oov ta■ ae tt� an r.eesoa ter sR w 3i11r1Q �i im no 11 n Ill 01scluaea computer check andel labour to adjust g 'Shims and carts extra if needed TIME SPECIAL Front or Rear . Brakes Every Wednesday 5-8 p.m. (1st come first serve!) �u 10% 1 O o Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 7:30 a.m.-6 Sat. 7:30-5p.m., Wed. 7:30 a -m.-8 p.m. A ubea Oil i Filter, Tir nitatinn K Insnontir 1998* ..rr ' All flulds topped & battery checited for FREEI' I Expires Feb. 28097 I •most cars and light trucks — — — — — — — — — — PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1997 Some abduction attempt reports unfounded: Durham police Bl' STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF Police say an environment of fear and anxiety in the wake of a ' recent string of attempted child abductions has prompted a flood of similar "unfounded" reports. Durham Regional Police have investigated numerous complaints this past week from parents, chil- dren and school officials reporting suspicious people and attempted kidnappings across Durham Region. from Pickering to Oshawa. With the exception of two inci- dents in Whitby and one in Ajax — those which prompted an alert to parents and school officials — all have been determined to be mis- taken fear. or in some cases, fic- . I Income Tax Preparation r 0 Qualified, Experienced :%,.:countant EU Dependable and Friendly Q Srnall Business Welcome E2 F.FILE Fast Tax Refunds tional, Sergeant Jim Grimley says. In most cases, reports have been the result of a parent or child's legitimate suspicions." given the recent attempted abductions police are investigating. However, Sgt. Grimley says some allegations "have simply been made up" by young children. Parents and teachers should not only street -proof their children, he suggests, but "also make them aware of the danger of fabricating allegations. "When it's an adult concerned about something, we definitely want to check it out. It is definitely better to be safe than sorry. "But when you start having children make up stories based on (news reports) it is a real concern." Whether the unfounded reports are the result of "paranoia" or the fact that adults are more apt to become easily suspicious, Sgt. Grimley acknowledges the recent incidents have created an atmos- phere of fear in the community. "There are a lot of people wor- ried, especially if you have young children who are walking to school every day. In the past they wouldn't have been concerned but now with these reports..." Uniformed police officers have been instructed to step up patrols near school areas in the region, Financial Planning 0 RRSP's and RRIF's 0 Educational Plans 0 Mutual Funds Q Try us out' Ray Mistry, CNIA, MOneyCare Consultants Inc. Affiliated with IPC Inii'estment Corporation Sgt. Grimley says. "Officers been told to keep an extra eye schools and the kids." In Whitby on Wednesday, an ll -year-old girl ran to school after a man got out of a van and began chasing her, while in another incident 20 minutes later a man was reportedly seen lurking behind a fence videotaping the front of an elementary school. On Tuesday, a 12 -year-old Ajax girl ran to her school after a man tried luring her into a car. There were six attempted have child abductions in the Metro on Toronto area in the last week. GUYS AND GALS BEGINNERS WELCOME Grab your boots and `7�' get your hat. Leave your worries on the doorstep. Just direct your feet to Carole's Country Linedance lessons. kl*.dto MONDAYS 8-9.pAt a utrta w WHITBYwin s FREE KNIGHTS OF COL11 MWY 2 AND BROCK.. ANNOUNCEMENT ,A Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick GMC ;s pleased to welcome Jim Sgambelluri t,i our sales .tiff Jim has successfully and r1ifcs%ion.i1h veld and serviced over 3.0r1 General Motors u 4orners over the past 14 years We encourage his old and new w4orners alike to call or drop in and visit Jim at his new home Michael Boyer Pontiac Bukk GMC ;s currently entenng its tenth �ctr (if %vmcing Durfmni Negn,n by supplying Pontiac. Buick. .. .m,1 GNI C. trucks and arc also the only Certified Commercial General Motors Truck Jcaler in the arca. a. arc along time and significant supporter of the commuhity's nth through sports rearms, associations, as well as the Pickering t .,irhers Junior W Hoclicy Club. which clearly demonstrates our ,nmitment to our customers and to the community as a whole. BI NENESS Oshawa/Whitby (905) 6865859 Pickering/Ajax (905) 831-2693 Toronto/Surrounds ( 316) 798-7989 RESIDENCE Homr (905) 6860579 Bqygri Qt =* 715 Kingston Rd r. To Dortrrg(exit 401 s whites td)s ,J ENI SGA NIBELLLRl Mill Run Golf & Country Club Extends an invitation to all 1997 & 1998 BRIDES & GROOMS BridalOpen House Sun. Feb. 23 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mill Run has the facilities_ For the comfort of you and for you to hold your your guests, our reception wedding ceremony as rooms are air - well ir- well as your reception. conditioned with a This option allows "walk -out patio" for you and your guests a private moment to arrive at our charming country Let as 6e a setting for your Reflection Of entire wedding celebration. 1sl Your Good Our gazebo by the Taste pond surrounded by our prize-winning � r NO hidden costs. gardens provides a Packages can be tailomd romantic setting for the to your personal style. outdoor wedding. Prime dates still available. All inclusive wedding package, takes all your J -4r-'` -- worries away! To Book, anAPpOlnonent caff ,Sandy Caldwell I•"""'•"r f ' t We"iTc!•TbumatattCo-ordieaw (905) 852-6212 ext. 6 �r" t11ILL ftN 1-800-465-8633 wu 6 callow C" Prime dates are still available for Gulf Tournaments in 1997. Call Sandy to reserve your golf day. Durham calls for accelerated highway work Building Hwy. 407 easterly to Courtice Road and widening Hwy. 401 to Oshawa are Durham Region's first priorities for freeway improve- ments. Two high-speed links between the 407 and the 401 are also on the Region's wish list. Regional Council voted unanimously Wednesday to advise the provincial Ministry of Transportation (MTO) of Durham's desires. Until the Province commits to building the highways, Durham wants interchanges improved or built along the 401. An interchange at Lakeridge Road in Ajax is ranked first, fol- lowed by an extra ramp at Harmony Road in Oshawa, a full interchange at Stevenson Road in Oshawa, and then the closing of the Harwood Avenue ramps and construction of a new interchange at Pickering Beach Road, both in Ajax. The Region wants the first stage of the 407 to extend at least to the pro- posed Courtice freeway link, just east of Courtice Road in Clarington. "Hwy. 407 will provide significant economic benefits to Durham," Region staff report. "The extension will benefit goods movement and provide necessary transportation capacity across the west Durham ter- ritory." The MTO is completing an envi- ronmental assessment for the exten- sion of Hwy. 407 from Hwy. 48 in Markham to Brock Road in Picker- ing. The 401 will be widened to a 12 - lane core -collector system to Brock Road by the end of this year. The staff report notes the MTO is looking at widening the 401 to 10 lanes to West- ney Road in Ajax and to eight lanes to Harwood Avenue, but no money has been set aside by the ministry. Widening the 401 to Brock Road will "alleviate traffic congestion at the west Durham boundary for the short term. However, continued growth and commuter travel demands will result in congestion on Hwy. 401 shifting to Ajax and Whitby in the foreseeable future." Highway access to industrial and commer- cial areas in Durham is necessary to promote growth, staff report. "These concerns could be alleviated through the continued expansion of Hwy. 401 easterly through Oshawa and, as such, should be considered a high priority." Provincial funding is "limited at this time" so building the 407 or widening the 401 east of Pickering probably won't occur for some time, the report notes. It's not what you earn... It's what you keep. 1 YEAR namic Dividend Growth Fund is an ideal choice for nservative investors seeking maximum after-tax income the current tow interest rate environment. The Fund 3 YEAR Invests humanly in dividend paying common and preferred nigh quality Canadian companies. By LA12ing the . ax credit, investors retain more after-tax income he same amount been earned as interest. That's 5 Y o interest income, you will pay less federal and surtaxes, if any, on an equivalent d income. In addition, unike GICs or C 9(Effl can choose to invest your quarlerfy dividend income into the fund to increase capital. 191 Chartered Financial Planner n+. a, FC. P.. Orftftw dw. Call (428-9911) sa.onwa n, .e►. 1"01111K to find out why senous investors are switching over to Jarnes Schofield. PLANVFST Building trust since 1975. ,,...,ti ,.,..,..,,,,. Returns to December 31. 19%. All perfom>ance numbers are hisborical, annual corrpouxided total returns, including changes in unit value, rwvesirnent of distnfxutions, and do not take into account any sales, redemptions or optional changes payable by an investor which would have reduced returns. Past performance may be no indication of IuNre returns. Unit value and investment return will tkuctuate. Important information about Ctrs mutual turd is contained in its simplified prospectus. Obtain a copy from your financial advisor and read it carefully before investing.9Registered Trademark of Goodman d Company Ltd. ®I)Y.NAMI1: MUTI:AI. Fl:tiU5 Your oo"*Ier !.r r"nae.W rrr&rw.a..re AJAX BIN(;TO CotlfltlY 610 MONARCH AVE. AJAX 427-8572 BREATHE EASY IN OUR NEW "NON SMOKING FACILITY" CELEBRATE OUR GRAND OPENING WITH SPECIAL CARD PACKAGES AND RATES (starting Monday February 24, 1997 4 STRIP PACKAGE - $20.00 6 STRIP PACKAGE - $25.00 (12:30pm, 4:00pm, 7:00pm,10:30pm) 4 "STRIP PACKAGE - $18.00 6 STRIP PACKAGE - $25.00 (Saturday - 9:30am and Friday/Saturday 1:30am) SUPERJACKPOT AND NEVADA FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 427-8572 COME OUT AND SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITIES rM- 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 - PAGE 5 LJ ofo \w IncItidea Callus at (905) 683-1948 ,7g�g 152 Harwood Avenue South, Unit 2, Ajax Ontario onwecT EF1LE :',11.. ^.NII: 5: %' WR1NA" . r1 4Nv F' c' _.. oEPCMT Flyers right to your doorstep four times each week in the News Advertiser! IF e TIME e QUALITY e GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU w'E ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE V PEOPLE OF ALL -AGES 24 HOUR EMERGEti(_Y SER*v7CE 3 Harwood Ave- S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwti-. 02) DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST l � W o� � N pp . 2 * S � 3 ., a W t 3 = YOUR INVESTMENT AND RETIREMENT NEEDS PLUS OUR PERSONAL INVESTMENT MANAGERS EQUAL A WELL-PLANNED FINANCIAL FUTURE. CM3 sinlpson (905) 428-8609 scOnMIIAW PERSONAL MESTWEN'r MANAGERS. lits Chris Simpson, we focused solely on youth investi»snt and mWe n of needs. We would be pleased to sit down with you, help you analyze your currant investment and lledrannat plans and advise you on what options are available to you to help secure your future. Phmse cap us to arrange for an appointment e a • . F of llloom BREATHE EASY IN OUR NEW "NON SMOKING FACILITY" CELEBRATE OUR GRAND OPENING WITH SPECIAL CARD PACKAGES AND RATES (starting Monday February 24, 1997 4 STRIP PACKAGE - $20.00 6 STRIP PACKAGE - $25.00 (12:30pm, 4:00pm, 7:00pm,10:30pm) 4 "STRIP PACKAGE - $18.00 6 STRIP PACKAGE - $25.00 (Saturday - 9:30am and Friday/Saturday 1:30am) SUPERJACKPOT AND NEVADA FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 427-8572 COME OUT AND SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITIES rM- 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 - PAGE 5 LJ ofo \w IncItidea Callus at (905) 683-1948 ,7g�g 152 Harwood Avenue South, Unit 2, Ajax Ontario onwecT EF1LE :',11.. ^.NII: 5: %' WR1NA" . r1 4Nv F' c' _.. oEPCMT Flyers right to your doorstep four times each week in the News Advertiser! IF e TIME e QUALITY e GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU w'E ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE V PEOPLE OF ALL -AGES 24 HOUR EMERGEti(_Y SER*v7CE 3 Harwood Ave- S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwti-. 02) DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST l � W o� � N pp . 2 * S � 3 ., a W t 3 = YOUR INVESTMENT AND RETIREMENT NEEDS PLUS OUR PERSONAL INVESTMENT MANAGERS EQUAL A WELL-PLANNED FINANCIAL FUTURE. CM3 sinlpson (905) 428-8609 scOnMIIAW PERSONAL MESTWEN'r MANAGERS. lits Chris Simpson, we focused solely on youth investi»snt and mWe n of needs. We would be pleased to sit down with you, help you analyze your currant investment and lledrannat plans and advise you on what options are available to you to help secure your future. Phmse cap us to arrange for an appointment e a • PAGE 6 -'THE NEWS AD09RTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 P • Pi Advertiserckering Edition 1 ria als aetterS News A Metroland Community Newspaper lx�r p published Tuesday, WWnesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX' 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Just do I*t Durham Region's quartet of Tory MPPs needs to turn into a quadraphonic team of road warriors when dealing with Premier Mike Harris, Treasurer Ernie Eves and Transportation Minister Al Palladim. And the sooner the better. The problem is simple- the solution complex and expen- sive: Durham Region's massive population and develop- ment growth rate is out -stripping the usefulness of Hwy. 401 and, to a lesser extent. Hwy. 7. What's needed in the next few years is a plan to increase; the number of 41)1 lanes cast of Brock Road in Pickering. At issue surely will be the amount of money already spent to widen the 401 to six lanes each way from Scarborough to Brock Road. It's becoming clear now —just as the new lanes are about to open — it just isn't enough. Through the northern stretch of urban Durham. Hwy. 7 has to be widened ( perhaps to tour lanes I to offer an effective altemative to the 401 and to link the highway with the new supertoll roadway, Hwy. 407. Let's be clear. In a time of tax freezes and declining gov- emment dollars, both suggestions are expensive. However, when places like Mississauga and Brampton were growing in the 1960s. '70s and 'Koh, the Tones were quick to expand the road system west of Toronto. Could it be coincidence that the premier of the day, Bill Davis, lived in Brampton" Yes and no. The construction was needed. but the political muscle was also there to make it happen. It might also be noted that Hwy. 1 I will eventually he fiur-land all the way to North Bay and we all know who lives there now, don't we. In am event, the 401 is carrying far more traffic than it was ever designed for and the only alternative, short of building a completely new highway (horribly expensive) is to expand the existing highway (very expensive). N[PPs Ecker, Flaherty. Ouellette and O'Toole. government mem- hers one and all, owe it to their constituents in Durham Region to add lanes through Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa at least. It will take at Icast a decade but goad things are worth waiting for, aren't they? y To respond to this editorial call Injosource at nfoSOurce 683-7040 and dial 5104 ♦You said it -110,411 In response to last Sunday's edi- torial headlined `Dumping fee stinks', our readers say: ♦ "Why should I have to pay $2 to take my garbage to a Region transfer station that I paid for? It's just another tax grab by government" ♦ " If I have to start paying $2 to take my trash to a Region waste station, I'll just dump it on a country road" Pickering Edition News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 v Letters to the editor Clearing up myths about custodians To the editor: I am writing in response to Mr. Raven's letter. Contract out custodi- al work, of Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1997. FIow dare you, Mr. Raven, insinu- ate non -teaching staff want to strike. I don't think anyone wants to strike, but sometimes certain measures have to be taken to stress a point. How dare Mr. Raven assume and insinuate all custodians are "sitting around waiting for something to happen". I can only assume the school you mentioned is a high school where there is more than one custodian during the day. Elementary schools only have one custodian during the day. Let me also inform Mr. Raven that if these rooms are equipped with all these amenities, they are also used by teaching staff. Where does he think these people eat their lunch or sup- per? Most workplaces are equipped with a lunch room. I've never worked in a school that JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager FRED EISMONT, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager provides a television for custodians' use. Mr. Raven's statement that cus- todians don't clean while students arc in class is simply wrong. Nk'ho does he think changes burnt-out lights, mops wet snow and slush on floors, shovels entry ways, disposes of lunch garbage, cleans washrooms, etc.? I guess Mr. Raven wouldn't assume the custodians mentioned are on their break. Let me clear up another myth. Custodians don't have the summer off. We're allotted holidays accord- ing to the number of years worked which is the same policy used in many other unionized workplaces. I doubt Mr. Raven has ever done a day of laboring in his life. I find it despicable that in these times our government is making so many radi- cal and threatening changes that Mr. Raven would find it necessary to attack a particular pan of the work- force. Sounds to me like he has a grudge against a particular custodi- an. Shame on you, Mr. Raven. I would invite you to follow me any time while I am performing my job. Assuming Mr. Raven works, how would he like to have his job con- tracted out so the Province can save money? Joanne Montgomery, custodian, Durham Board of Education TO REACH US Genetrat: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 Admin/Classifled Fax: 683-7363 ' Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net STEVE HOUSTON Mallagif?g Editor Yes Connor, you can read in jail My son, Connor, celebrated his first real Valentine's Day with his preschool friends on Friday. We, of course, had proud visions of his p()pularity because he came home with a list containing 28 names and informed us he wanted all of them — boys and girls alike — to be his Valentines. We figured out soon enough, howev- er- that the same exercise of tilling out Valentine cards and stickers was being played out in exactly 28 other homes on Thursday night. We should have known better any- way. bayed on the weekly 'report card' he came home with the week before. First. it must be said, my wife and I have always believed in teaching Connor his manners when talking with others. At three -and -a -half years old, he's learned well. he always says 'please' and 'thank you', he usually says 'excuse me' if he wants to interrupt other com•crtiations, and he sometimes says '%(wry' when he pokes me in the eye. His presc:h(x)l teaches have taken notice, Miss Michelle even pointed it out in not one, but two, report cards. It's the other stuff that is causing con- cern. Connor- apparently, held up the preschool store and tox)k several hostages. He throws ice over the fence, plots elaborate escapes, and fears no one. 1 keep waiting for them to tell me they caught him smoking in the washroom. The only thing that really worries him, his teachers tell us, is not being able to visit the library for his behavior. So, here we have a kid who may well grow up to be one of the bad guys. He says he wants to be a policeman and a fireman, but this is not the career path he's currently navigating. If he does grow up to be a criminal (and we hope upon hope he does not) we expect he'll at least thank the people he's stealing from. Now, however, we have another worry. What if he discovers there isn't much else to do in jail but read books? Steve Houston is a regular contributor to our Sunday column rotation. To respond to this column call Injosource at 68.E-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Priming. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. http://www.durhamnews.net M cm �7 illifflilli C A C. -Am- a,oi 5-M M_ The best gift of all Organ donations are desperately needed lltl' Mills found a moving passage on a tattered newspaper clipping. tucked in the driver's licence of his wife Dorothy hollowing her death on Oct. 24, 1996. With it was her signed organ donor card. 13ccause of the nature of her death — she suf- fered a heart attack during surgery — her body had to be transferred to forensic sciences for complete pathology, so her organs were not available for transplant, explains Mr. Mills. But in finding that piece of paper, the Oshawa man Bund a new mission in life. "1 plan to spend the rest of my life helping other people in any way I can," he says, adding that if just one person obtains a donated organ as a result of his efforts, he will consider his life worthwhile. "1'm doing this also in my wife's memory, as much as for myself." In the past few months Mr. Mills has set out to ]earn everything he can about organ donation and transplantation. He has contacted the hospitals and as many media sources as possible to spread the word — donating organs saves lives. Unfortunately, the waiting list for organ donors is much longer than the list of transplants per- formed. According to MORE:, Multiple Organ Retrieval and Exchange Program of Ontario, in 1995 there were 636 transplants performed (including 101 live donors): 351 kidney, 162 liver, 86 heart, 34 lung and 3 heart/lung. But the waiting list for the same year had 1,149 names on it: 953 kidney, 109 liver, 42 heart, 41 lung and 4 heardlung. The MORE: program was started because transplant professionals wanted to ensure that all patients in need of a transplant have the same opportunity, regardless of their financial situation or standing in society. MORE co-ordinates retrieval and distribution of all organs and orga- nizes public and medical education. A team of health professionals in transplant hospitals across the province — Ottawa, Kingston Toronto, Hamilton, London — decides who is best served by this type of surgery and their names are entered into the MORE computer at the regional site. The information is then transferred to the cen- tral computer in Toronto. The confidential com- puter system keeps the latest medical information about each potential recipient, and continues to maintain medical information after a person has received a transplant. When an organ becomes available, medical data on the donated organs is entered into the com- puter and a list of compatible recipients is com- piled based on blood type, the size of the organ and the illness of the patient. Carol Hammett is the Organ Donation Co-ordi- nator for Oshawa General Hospital, responsible for the technical co-ordination of all procedures at the hospital. Equipped with a beeper 24 hours a day, Ms. Hammett is called in as soon as a poten- tial donor is admitted to the hospital. "I act as a mediator between the bedside nurse and MORE;' she explains. "I pull in the experts so that Toronto (MORE's central office) can get on with it" Ms. Hammett says they are targeting about 90 to 100 per cent of potential donors, and are getting consent from about tae same percentage. "Once they say yes, we can go ahead with the cross-matching." Most retrievals of organs take place in the operating rooms at OGH, says Ms. Ham- mett. Medical staff from the centre waiting for the organ come to Oshawa to assist with the retrieval. The heart and/or lungs are the first to be utilized, fol- lowed by liver and kidneys; bones, eyes and skin are last. THE NEWS ADVERTISER Stn%WAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 - PAGE 7 PIAN ON A MISS101i: Cliff Mills hold, the newspaper clipping he found with his wife's driver's licence follow - Because these organs can go follow - in her death to different patients, just one Mills has ma donor can save the life or donation effo improve the quality of life, of trv. a number of different people across the continent. For example, when Olympic gold medal winner Victor Davis was killed in an accident, six people were organ recipients as a result. A two-year-old boy named Stuart Herriott who died two years ago in an accident provided a heart to a little girl and his kidneys were implanted in two men, 18 and 40 years of age. As a result of a campaign by the toddler's aunt, Linda Rumhle, Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague was able to get legislation passed declaring April 21 to 27 Organ Donor Awareness Week. Ms. Hammett explains that, with a single 1 two-year-old boy named Stuart Herriott who died two years ago in an accident provided a heart to a little girl and its kidneys wereA� lanted in two men, 18 _end 4Q years of age, dh patient, "we split the kidneys, sometimes we split the liver, the heart and lungs can go separately or to the same recipient, and the eyes are split. Two eyes do not go to the same person" In one particular case at OGH, "by the time the kidneys were retrieved, the donor's heart had been successfully transplanted in a patient in London;' Ms. Hammett recalls. Bruce McDonald is one of more than 1,500 Canadians on the waiting list for a transplant and one of 5,000 people on dialysis in Canada. The 67 -year-old Oshawa man has been on dialysis at OGH since April 1996, four hours a day, three days a week. (He agreed to talk, only if quoted as saying, "I can't really say enough about the nurs- es here — they're just great!") Because he had surgery last spring for bladder cancer, he can't even be considered for transplant for another year; a recipient must be cancer -free for 24 months. "That's fair ball," he says with a smile. "Obvi- ously I want a transplant as soon as I can get it. The contents are printed to the left. NJr. de it his Personal mission to assist the organ I and spread the message across the co: -un - "But what's five or six hundred needles more"", pointing to his left arm, which is wrapped in plas- tic tubing as his blood is pumped out of his Ixxl%. through the dialysis machine which purities it. then back into his arm. " I have no apprehension about a tran.splant." he says. -Fm a pretty po,siu%r guy." Although dialysis is nut painful, it is very time- consuming. Travel hecomes next to impossihle. Mr. McDonald has ti>ur children. one of whom lives in Halifax. Last summer, he planned to spend two or three weeks yisitinu, his son on the east coast, but hecausc the huspital there could only accornmoxiate him fir one week, his plans were cut short. Mr. McDonald says because he and his wife have traveled extensively, it's not a priority. "It's the lack of freedom to pick up and go where you want;' he says. "You have to show up 1 at dial} sis t: you don't have much of a choice" Since March 1992, OGH has had 56 patients receive transplanted kidneys. Seven saw their transplants fail immediately: the others went on to enjoy a better quality of life. ..We really don't have enough procurement of organs;' says Ms. Hammett, who suggests the key, is public awareness. For example, since publicity has increased about eye retrievals, the hospital has experienced a 50 per cent increase in donations. "Virtually all patients, with the exception of HIV and Hepatitis B, can donate eyes," she notes. The hospital has eight to 12 hours following death to retrieve eyes, which are then transferred to the Eye Bank in Toronto by the Oshawa West Lions Club. Some families are hesitant to consent to organ donation. "It's a strange feeling ... when they say their last goodbyes (in hospital), they leave, and it looks like their loved one is still alive;' she says. That's why, regardless of whether or not an organ donor card is signed by the patient, "there must be a con- sensus from the next-of-kin." Families may also be concerned a normal funeral will be impossible. That's a fallacy, says Ms. Hammett. "An open casket is a definite yes ' even when the eyes are donated. "I always call the family after the surgery is completed," says Ms. Ham- mett. "Normally, they're just relieved to know it's all over." Donor .; decision -can be made in minutes Signing a donor card to donate your organs after death takes minutes, yet it could save the lives of several people. Success rates for kidney transplants, the most common need. average over 80 per cent, liver and hone trans- plants average 70 per cent success and heart transplants average 80 per cent. Corneal transplant_%, a part of the eye, average 90 per cent. Progress is also being made with lung, pancreas and skin transplants. Once you've signed the card let your family know your intentions and obtain their assurances that your wishes will be respected. A signed donor card is a legal document which allows for organ retrieval, however, doc- tors will not proceed should there be objections from the next-of-kin. Although 90 per cent of Ontario residents say they would be willing to donate organs of their loved ones, only 38 percent have signed a donor card. (This number is not helped by the fact that new driver's licences do not have the donor portion attached.) In Ontario, about 100 out of every million people need a transplant. but only 25 out of every million can ever become a donor. Although organ donation is possible regardless of age or medical history, it is only possible if the patient is clini- cally brain dead. Only one or two per cent of all deaths are brain deaths. If someone dies at the scene of an accident or at .home, the organs do not get any blood or oxygen, so they stop working. There is no way they can be started again in R another body. The exceptions Flo this are eyes, bones, heart valves and skin, which can be retrieved from almost anyone. All organ donors are patients who are in the hospital Qwith head injuries resulting im an accident or traumas such as stroke or aneurysm. The patient is on a ventilator which keeps blood and oxygen '<flowing through the organs 'while the brain tries to heal. If `mate brain does not recover, however, the patient may be declared brain bead. This state is actual death, not a deep coma, and the patient must be declared brain dead by two physicians who have nothing to do with transplants. The patient is left on the ventilator to keep the organs working until they can be recovered by a skilled surgical team. PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Ilk 1997 YMCA fund-raising halfway to $6 -million goal Project will bring jobs, camping programs, initiatives for Durham youth Bl BRIAN LEGREE DURHAM STAFF Manv healthy returns. That's what area residents should expect from a S13.5 - million Durham Region YMCA, complete with pool and gymnasium, slated to be built in downtown Oshawa, officials say. "What a proud and wonder- ful day for this city," said Oshawa Mavor Nancy Dia- mond during the official kick- off to the community portion of the YMCA's fund-raising campaign at Parkwood Estate Wednesday. General Motors of Cana- da's president and general manager, Maureen Kempston Darkes, is chairman of the fund-raising effort called the Durham Healthy Returns Campaign. The campaign goal is $6 million, but to date more than $3 million — including $ I mil- lion from General Motors — has been raised from local individuals and businesses, she says, leaving about $3 million still to be collected. The City is donating the land for the project and is expected to approve a $1 -million grant at Monday's council meeting. "The pre -campaign ground- work that has been laid is absolutely overwhelming," says Ms. Kempston Darkes, a member of the YMCA for 15 years. "I'm just thrilled to announce the campaign know- ing that 50 per cent has been raised." The three-storey, 60,000 - square -foot facility will also include an indoor track, conditioning room, change rooms, multi- purpose studio, licensed child care centre, space for com- munity and youth services and employment training pro- grams, along with meeting space. It will be built on the for- mer GM lands on the south- west corner of Mary and William streets and construc- tion could start by summer and be completed by early 1998, says Mavor Diamond. Canadian Auto Workers Local 222 is expected to con- tribute $250,000 to the cam- paign, says president Mike Shields. Glenn Willson of Ontario Motor Sales, who is on the fund-raising committee and was also involved in raising funds for Oshawa General Hospi- tal, says he's been pleasantly surprised by the strong response. "The hospital is a motherhood issue and we expected a harder sell, but this has been very well received," says Mr. Willson. "The 3 'Y' has a fantastic repu- tation and this is long overdue in Durham Region." Steve Perry of Perry Fuels, who Is also on of these programs will expand and develop throughout the region because of the presence of this new facility." Once completed, it's expected the new facility will generate the equivalent of 40 full-time jobs. For information on making contributions, visit the cam- paign office, located in the Mary Street Parking Garage (corner of Mary and King streets in Oshawa) or call 432- 2996. Maureen Kempston-Darkes, president of General Motors Canada and the YMCA of Durham Region's fund-raising campaign, addresses supporters at the campaign's launch in Oshawa Wednesday. 12th Oshawa International the fund-raising com- mittee, feels the 'Y' will be "great for downtown Oshawa, which certain- ly needs some rejuve- nation." Mr. Perry also praised the YMCA for being a leader in the provision of day-care facilities "which I feel will be ideal for the community." Richard Bailey, president and chief executive officer of the YMCA of Greater Toronto, says the YMCA "will bring new employment initiatives. camping programs, child-care centres and programs for youth to the community. Many CANADA'S _ - LIVE READERS r INCREDIBLE BOOKS �= AMAZING CRYSTALS FREE LECTURES, DEMOS a PRIZES Friday: 12-10 pint. Saturday: 11-10 p,m. Sunday: 11-7 p,Ie. � •~ Admi�$6GOOD AL Join us online at �..•� www.durhamnews.net N t ArrAmot M Italian Ea//tarp aa & Alaf"6(aao for the month of February y. (1 child per adult entree) ` Inter Active Trivia 839-5811 *'r_'AkERING TONIN CENTRE Better grades and higher self-esteem. . It starts with a call to Sylvan. Krndalw(xx[ Park Placa 981 Br(x k Rd. S., Pickering 1801 Dundas tit. E., Whitby (Brock & Bayly) (905)404-1818 (905)839-9637 SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE' Bellergrades are just the beginning.` R l pnoto Dy Non vietromro Jennifer jets down hill Just ask three-year-old Jennifer Mannering if sliding down a hill really fast is fun. Jennifer was tobogganing on a hill off Mandrake Street in Ajax recency and has a chance to get out again with Friday's snowfall. Go to the Caribbean right here in Pickering Tropical night of fun promises to be hot, hot, hot CLARKS HENNIING INC. 491 TRUSTEES & INSOLVENCY CDNSULTANTS II V "Frcc Coniidcntial Concultation- OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT U�HA\tiA t1�N\I�GVUENAIiSorp.w,gwr rite)Z`li-KI+�i �CAR110k0UGH(4vorow i 4In) 750 yblo FO RONVTO(L"MShUiTL (4Ib) 361-4421 BRA.MPTON mr k mit",o&SwsL_(W5) 455.5-05 sT CATTiERIN' (,N)5) 68s-iisi Find us online at PICKERING -- It's sure to be hot, hot, hot at A Caribbean Night of Fun at the Don Beer Arena Satur- m.durhamnews,net day, Feb. 22. Presented by the Pickering Carib - Canadian Cultural Association, the ON INSTRUC`rIONS RECEIVED FROM STARK.IIAN K)LkF-F evening will feature entertainment INC„ TRUSTEE FOR THE ESTATE OF 1119971 ONTARIO LTD. and prizes. Entertainment will be C.O.B. AS VILLAGE MARKET, WE HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED provided by Jones & Jones Produc- TO SUPPLEMENT AND SELL BY PUBLIC LIQUIDATION tions, Rap Group 1-0-1, local per- SALE, THE FOLLOWING ASSETS: formers and a DJ. BANKRUPTCY A prize will be awarded for the bestCaribbean-stylehoutfit. LIQUIDATION Theashow getsetsunder way at 7:30 p.m. and continues SALE until I a.m. Tickets are $10 for adults, _ on 50%ftwoft $7 for seniors -' and $5 for chil- dren 12 and`�� OLD KIIMMTOM ROAD IMCKER101O VMLLMM SALE STARTS T1 M"V, FE& ISTM,'IOr3O A.M. under. The Don Beer SALE TO INCLUDE: ALL FOOD INVENTORY, CANNED GOODS, DRY Arena is at 940 Dillingham Rd., One g FOODS, POP, CHIPS, CANDIES, COFFEE, TEA, DETERGENTS, block south of Brock Road and CLEANING PRODUCTS, TOILETRIES, SHAMPOO, HAIR GROOMING PRODUCTS ETC. Bayly Street. M -TUESDAY To reserve tickets, call Norma at 10.30 AM TO 6:00 PM 430-3057, Susan at 420-5196 or WEDNESDAY& THURSDAYAsk Devon at 609-3489. 10:00 AM TO 6:00 PM Meanwhile, the PCCCA is seek- ing to expand its ranks with new LIQUIDATION SALE TO BE FOLLOWED BY AN AUCTION OF ALL FIXED adult and youth members. ASSETS TO TAKE PLACE TUESDAY FEL 25TH 1997, AT 10:M AM. The association participates in T�'CASHONLYlSALESUBJECTTOADDITIONSAND/ORDELETIONS. and puts on various social and com- DIRECTIONS: 401 TO BROCK RD. NORTH TO KINGSTON ROAD AND k •r EAST TO OLD KINGSTON ROAD JUST WEST OF CHURCH ST. munity events such as Plc ering s Canada Day celebrations, Seniors Day and Caribbean Night. For more information, call Willie at 428-8244, Alma at 428-6746 or Fred at 428-3164. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 - PAGE 9 Hockey game scores for Ajax -Pickering hospital PICKERING -- A charity hockey donated by the Pickering Hockey Asso- game will take to the ice in an attempt ciation. to score some bucks for Ajax -Pickering There's no admission charge for the General Hospital Thursday, Feb. 27. contest, but donations for the hospital A team from Papps Restaurant in will be accepted at the door. Pickering will play radio station KX 96 For more information, call Frank in a contest at Don Beer Arena from Andrus at 723-0569 or Jerry Archer at 8:30 to 10 p.m. 428-9600. All the pro- ceeds from the event will he turned over to the HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT hospital. � 9rri r;s ad eo Szeged an' Former NHL rprye$10.00 off $10 "' `OOf) ppr!.Or Of fOUf Dell ' . player Bill Carroll1,0excwec 80etMuMd rpir- AAar�30 97 will serve as an f J honorary coach for the Papps side. Prrrau partes W t° 190 "'``` ckywd Monday-. The ice for the (905) 42' 1666 •c�Ki1 �1tP"""�.bas•9 A(,t{ E1ayh �t uG'est.�tax event has been wororg Our Environment Our awro iifol aw of R*ft In Ontario. we all have the right to make sure our environment i, healthy — and the responsibilit< to protect it. Ontario *% Encironmentul Rill of Rigihts help% u. do b11th. (Al or Hnte the Vn%ironmcntal Commissioner of Ontario for an I nformation kit and a hand% reusable lunch ba,: 141 h 13;' 5-.'.; 7 I.,IN)-7(il-)r4;4 lU/` Rat suc,:t. W5 Jorona,. Ontario Ws '11! ecoi n foCau ch. ncr U%%W000.0r1Xa BOWL FOR KIDS SAKE HELP AJAX -PICKERING BIG BROTHERS JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN FOR KIDS BOWLING DATES FEBRUARY 21 TO MARCH 2 AT CELEBRITY tANFS CALL (945)68&2871 SUPPORT A PROGRAM THAT WORKS Big Brothers is a proven potion approach that has hct)at hundreds of area boys. Positive adult role models aro brought into elle lives of young people who are in special need of guidance and comps nionship. Matched Little Brothers stay out of trouble with the law. do better in school and are better adjusted as they grow into adulthood. 4BY BOWLING YOU HELP TAKE KIDS OFF OUR WAITING LIST dD tRtR■01 I FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW YOU CAN... BEA TEAM CAPTAIN TALE PART IN ONE OF OUR MANY CHALl.FSIGES OR 7UST AIN A TEAM CALL (905) 686-2871 THANKS TO ALL EVENT SPONSORS COFFEE TEA OR ME FAST SIDE, MARIO'S PICKERING�- LANE SPONSORS ""P.M""@' na"o" rater CLASSIC ARRANGEMENTS, DAKOTA BOB'S, CELTECH AIR, INNOVATIVE AWARDS, ENCORE SIGNS, MR. LUBE, ESSO, KX96 FM, SUBWAY, COLDWELL BANKER, NEWS ADVERTISER. ti C-. PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, ]FEBRUARY 16, 1997 Ajax Mayor Steve Parish March of Dimes Abilitv Aures, an Ajax resident an board of the 'March of Di nization are used to buy wheelchairs and walkers, helps promote the Ontario Tree program with Druce d member of the provincial mes. Donations to the orga- mobility devices, such as for physically -challenged adults. Auld in the shade Money grows on trees to help disabled adults in Ajax AJAX -- You have the ability to put leaves on a tree and help physically -challenged adults by donating to the Ontario March of Dimes. The organization is once again running its fund-raising AbilityTree program in Ajax to raise money to buy mobil- ity equipment. such as wheelchairs, scooters and walkers. "We're also hoping the tree will raise awareness about 1�.c needs of adults with physical disabilities in the Town of Vag.' 'March of Dimes fund - and volunteer co-ordina- `We're hoping the r Denise Harding says. tree will raise The March of Dimes helps awareness about more than 10,0(10 people every the needs Of adults ' scar in ober 100 communities i,:mss Ontario. In Ajax, pro- With physical ra gams include the Assistive disabilities— . Dcyices Program, and camping and recreation. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish has Ajax Mayor sent out letters to local bust $neve Parish nesses asking them to sponsor a leaf on the Ability Tree. Each participating firm will have a leaf bearing the company name added to the tree on display in the lobby of the Ajax Community Centre. And, a certifi cate of appreciation is sent to each participating business. Individual donations are also accepted. All business and individual donations are tax deductible. The Ability Tree display will be in the community cen- tre lobby until the end of March. Call kl1,. Harding at 434-5280 for more information on the Ability Tree program or to donate to the March of Dimes. `Belligerent' Pickering driver takes swing at constable PICKERING -- A 26 -year-old vers spotted a car being driven without its "bec:amc belligerent and took a swing at Oshawa man has been charged after a headlights on around 12:45 a.m. Sunday the officer", says Sergeant Jim Grimley. motorist being stopped for driving w ith- at Liverpoxtl and Kingston roads. While the suspect was being arrested, out headlights on lost his head and tried When police approached the driver one of the officers' radios was damaged. to punch a police officer here on the and made him aware they would lay The man is charged with driving with - weekend. charges, he drove away, police say. As out headlights on, assaulting police and Durham Regional Police report offi- police approached a second time, he mischief over $5,000. Billboard SUNDAY, FEB. 16 SCUBA CLUB: The Ajax Scuba Club holds a nine - week NAUI basic open water course Sunday evenings beginning February 16, 1996 at the Ajax Community Cen- tre, Centennial Rd. All equip- ment is provided, except per- sonal gear such as swimsuit, mask, snorkel, and fins. The course cost is $250 (no GST). Register, (905)619-2159 (Mike) or 655-5937 (Marc). STORYTELLING: The Sacred Tree in Myths and Legends is the theme of a sto- rytelling concert at 2 p.m. at Robert McLaughlin Gallery, 72 Queen St., Civic Centre, Oshawa, with storytellers George Blake and Mick] Beck of the Durham Folklore Society. Admission is free for the concert for adults and children 10 years and older. 576-3000 (Alexandra Morin). MUSIC: The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Ontario Regis- tered Music Teachers Associ- ation holds a workshop at 2 p.m. on contemporary music. Lecturer and adjudicator Syd- ney Young leads the work- shop. All welcome. $10 for adults, $5 for students. Call 683-9493 (Judy Home) for location. to 11 a.m. Discussions about depression, separation, anger, loneliness and improving self-esteem. Wheelchair accessible. Call 686-3248 for location. TUESDAY, FEB. 18 PARENTING: A free Par- enting For Success seminar is held at 7:30 mm. at Lincoln Avenue Public School, 70 MONDAY, FEB. 17 Lincoln St., Ajax. Topic is BINGO: A fund-raising Attention Deficit - Hyperac- bingo is held at 1 tivity Disorder. p.m. at Bally- cliffe Lodge, 70 Station St., �. 14 Ajax. Pro- E ceeds to the H Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation. Free admission. 683-7321. WOMEN: The COPE Men- tal Health Program holds a free women's support group Meeting. Mondays from 9:30 Babysitting not available. One of a series being held. 683-7842 (Anne). CAPIC: The Durham Chap- ter of the Canadian Associa- tion for Production and Inven- tory Control meets at Celebri- ty's, 1527 Bayly St., Pickering beginning at 6 p.m. Guest speaker Albert Kop- pelman discusses the role of materials management in ....... ... ....... changing production environ- ment. Cost for members is $20 including GST, $25 for others and $15 for registered stu- dents. Register by calling 666-2071. SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets weekly at 9:30 a.m. at 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Durham Regional Police Constable Brad 16 Durst discusses seniors' safety and security. Call 619-0315 (Betty). SECRETARIES: Profes- sional Secretaries Internation- al holds a conflict resolution seminar at 7 p.m. at the Arts Resources Centre, 45 Queen St. (behind city hall), Oshawa. Call 427-5932 (Karen Cook) for more infor- .................... LEARN TO TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR ASTHMA AC Aox%ftf9 NospW ^Fd=fy 19 & February 26 For more Information or to Ph' ftlster calk ` ; Asp oo 436-1046 I EARN $50 - $100 PER WEEK! If you want to make money, then we want you! We're looking for students with the desire and drive to earn SSo -$t0o or more ^^- --'- Apply now for part t work evenings and weekends * We train you * We pick you up and t: you home * You must be at least 12 years of age Call now for more information! 683-8814 It nL mLet .� _usy. pua" .ear a mussage on recording machine. We will retu•n Your call as soon as possible THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16,194Y7 -PAGE 11 ! Our •Pri ces Made Us Famous=Our Customers Keep Us Famous'..",.ONE WEEK -ONLY 1994 LHS - - - 3.5L V6, auto., p.w., p-dt., P seats, p-rnirrors, auto• temp. ; • RIG IT air, bft, cruise, AWFM cess., alwn. wheels, traction ,� control, cloth buckets. console. Only 33.900 miles. t'- r - owner Sit "1448,k • _ .n �E ONLY 9 par ear E 1994 CONCORDE SEDAN 1996 INTREPID 1994 INTREPID 1993 FIFTH AVENUE 3 5L VE auto c w p ",I p sears n , s auto '>mp a - •:r, 3,31. V6, tNA0.. p.w., p.d., p.rnmors, lit, cruse, air cond-- AWFOA 3.3L V6. auto.. G w c c it .oM., AMIFM Y6 auto., p seats. p•windows p.tnnors, 6L mase. alto *W .rjise. leather buckets. akin. wheels. securAy pack, keyless entry. Cass-. cloth buckets, consols, ABS brakes A more. Or#f 17.300 cass.. olM buckets, console, black b ^ore. . AWFM cus. *S.WL only 39,000 miles. rile. SIL SP4091..�- _ Orly 51,000 nates. i `Tw'+� well )wner Stk. /V5020. s k �'---+"li/ I _ -._. Stic. aV5023. .—� a _ ilann 6 mom 47300 nhias. _ _ _ a►N761t . �36*19 07* 66** ONLY per day iONLY perda► ONLY 7 per day E80NLY yr da 1995'LUMINA 1992 FIFTH AVENUE (NEW YORKER) 1992 OLDSMOINLE REGEMCY 1994 GRAND VOYAGER LE 1 I V6. auto.. p.w.. p.d-, p.seats, tilt, cruise, AMiFM cies, air 3-3L V6. auto p w. p d. tilt, cruse AM, FM ass auto temp air, 3•111. V6, am.. p.w. p.d., p.seats, eft. mase. elocnor*3 pick _' ?L 31.•� :: sears - Mrrws Gond. akar- whub electronic pack, _ Alu t whisele. AWFM dos-, R : a . ort. abuse , pass console 8 mon. ' arum. *reels. CO player, Gorr srah sunscreen. akin wrees. Orly 47,300 miss. € dotr seats d more. a nae- aAbFM ass . equalizer SIL #M1 ?A. _ _ 5tk rP5018A. oriy 5&700 miss I S W. bug dellen torr �-- St aT145011 -ore Only 32.500 rides - a . S k rV5C29. NL.Y45 cedar SALE S 1 1 185 SALE 1 ,888 ONLY 941 * ref day 1996 LHS 1�.fi GRAD VOYAGER RALLY 1994 LX VOYAGER 1996 JUP GUM CNEROM 3.5L, auto., p w, pA., tilt, cruise, p seats. auto temp air, leather M auto., 7 paras., til Corte, rally pact, at cord., p. minors 3 3l. auto., 7 pass *,child seats. aiurr *meets. p seats, tilt 4.OL, auto-, p-winfol ws p.d.. pushers, AWFM can.. CO. am. buckets. alum. wheels, traction control, p rrurrors, console. AM1FM Cabs., akar. cruse. p.wndows. p d.. OW aK 1laaed sulk cars , equalizer b more. Black- Stk OP4865 &=W AAkFM CO. running taw ptdt tar tip ONLY 27XDMI L � boards. bug shield. I .hlAeaoa St. CRM avow. sunscreen ti more - aha�Caterr a mon. 72* S&aR 1352A14 _--- stltiPswe Per dr r rte,, s'' * 12* k. � . .:, r••' 3 to choose from 'OMLY �T I 034pend/ ONLY 8 per day i PRICED TO SELL 1992 GAAND VOYAGER 1994 VOYAGER 1996 LIU CONY. 1992 GRAND VOYAGER LE _ 3 3L auto. p d . tit cruse, privacy glass. AM/FM cass. air condi, 3.x. shoo.. p.nitrdowt, pd.,1R whits. 3.O1 V6, awo., p.seats, p. brakes. 3.5L 1N, auk, Rte. P��. Fd. M Cnie, air Card., T pot.. AWM waa. "oft G 4 air cond., AWN call. dM *Ask Overhead console, li tt� Rnitols. IlWlrr OudnM otsiliad CoiilCM:AWk AWFM cars_ a iaatlk r quad 7 pass. ariatcrssn, air ooAd, — 7 pass. 6 more pstla, YItS1K, seats, root rade OEM •-6. Stk rT1 i44A siwlahslltanaort d more. paly3 iaMR Slk.OV5090. (aRlctID All A 97* To 8 ONLY 6 pier car _ SALE 1996 NEON HIGHLINE _.1996 INTREPID 1994 CONCORDE 1967 DOOM RAM 8604 4 dr., 2.0 auto., p.seats, p.brakes, air cord.. AM/FM cass., cloth Mjailjljt. V.L. pbk, at[. p CIL roue, or Card. pl01M 3.SL,auto. p.w., p.d., lift, cruse, auto temp. ihrAtseals, doth -sib s RR R r Cr1II tales tri buckets, console. SIL 04919. smbw^ buckets, AMIFM cass., akins n. wheels, overhead console, security _ AUM wall, a ML pack and more. W iASM4= . , r wCk. t libr tbril� SML9Tt425A S1k#CH1390A-2 xIL daK ONLY Y ONLY ' al OESM RICEO TO �•� $5 10* s ,a' 671111or O��Y day SELL per day per d8W P _ J `1'I IINKING LAKI: ri �,L1� l�C)i1Il:1Z-' SERVICE OPEN 4RWOOD AVE. (North of 401)905n683w5358 AND EVE Y )NIG TLL DAY Y ! 70r— '"....... r.— a. • ....... • . ... . .. • .... . �''�'x � nr .tom ;; � r< '�...' "�`. .�g:,;,�y3Ve' n'2iG.' �`•v.�,,�i� "` f "'""� �r: ix� -.p� .n%... "�:�y5bJf2"�"�!: .r', t,�'Yf� � :""a rs/i- ,,,�;�,': xr Y ' ',y4 '^. 4',� K >% 8' ,m`y �+g j : b 1�`. ,� i .a;'a'.FN -. '�''�` '•'� y+ ff +kF a 6 � { r• s r f" r1{,`.. ^.a' JJc yqr„ < 4 N^�iar y ' v�TiF. ..uS 5�rnisTi...'4¢} "•t +4' rK a i+' .0 "" i", JAY yf f'a, 3 { ✓Y `�`•IY3`? � f 4r"spit"�"' . 2 <Y sic. s! #-"x F �y -/i ..gh�,''sr.�.' - 'k'` »°" �,: � :r". T�` �'kwt 3 � , �t'F -y fi�� 7r 4. �•..y� � _ ,�F � � ,i- 5�, y. j – r•'�!%>f:-^'^tr" � 'per' 4 �..'�` %y' ,�'i F '-4 'f ; Sf - rC d i ". +•`Gy rt'^^, K 7f r ' r 'i'f'r .'r,Y.�' fes' � ;t;:rf'�+i t•` !+' "^'?`9,s��£ K' a'� / ,�, ,�.. n"' `� � eE� � .1 � hrh�`�' aY . � / � ��„g,p � ��S lief iL '1'9' / �?' �•`,x� JA ! Our •Pri ces Made Us Famous=Our Customers Keep Us Famous'..",.ONE WEEK -ONLY 1994 LHS - - - 3.5L V6, auto., p.w., p-dt., P seats, p-rnirrors, auto• temp. ; • RIG IT air, bft, cruise, AWFM cess., alwn. wheels, traction ,� control, cloth buckets. console. Only 33.900 miles. t'- r - owner Sit "1448,k • _ .n �E ONLY 9 par ear E 1994 CONCORDE SEDAN 1996 INTREPID 1994 INTREPID 1993 FIFTH AVENUE 3 5L VE auto c w p ",I p sears n , s auto '>mp a - •:r, 3,31. V6, tNA0.. p.w., p.d., p.rnmors, lit, cruse, air cond-- AWFOA 3.3L V6. auto.. G w c c it .oM., AMIFM Y6 auto., p seats. p•windows p.tnnors, 6L mase. alto *W .rjise. leather buckets. akin. wheels. securAy pack, keyless entry. Cass-. cloth buckets, consols, ABS brakes A more. Or#f 17.300 cass.. olM buckets, console, black b ^ore. . AWFM cus. *S.WL only 39,000 miles. rile. SIL SP4091..�- _ Orly 51,000 nates. i `Tw'+� well )wner Stk. /V5020. s k �'---+"li/ I _ -._. Stic. aV5023. .—� a _ ilann 6 mom 47300 nhias. _ _ _ a►N761t . �36*19 07* 66** ONLY per day iONLY perda► ONLY 7 per day E80NLY yr da 1995'LUMINA 1992 FIFTH AVENUE (NEW YORKER) 1992 OLDSMOINLE REGEMCY 1994 GRAND VOYAGER LE 1 I V6. auto.. p.w.. p.d-, p.seats, tilt, cruise, AMiFM cies, air 3-3L V6. auto p w. p d. tilt, cruse AM, FM ass auto temp air, 3•111. V6, am.. p.w. p.d., p.seats, eft. mase. elocnor*3 pick _' ?L 31.•� :: sears - Mrrws Gond. akar- whub electronic pack, _ Alu t whisele. AWFM dos-, R : a . ort. abuse , pass console 8 mon. ' arum. *reels. CO player, Gorr srah sunscreen. akin wrees. Orly 47,300 miss. € dotr seats d more. a nae- aAbFM ass . equalizer SIL #M1 ?A. _ _ 5tk rP5018A. oriy 5&700 miss I S W. bug dellen torr �-- St aT145011 -ore Only 32.500 rides - a . S k rV5C29. NL.Y45 cedar SALE S 1 1 185 SALE 1 ,888 ONLY 941 * ref day 1996 LHS 1�.fi GRAD VOYAGER RALLY 1994 LX VOYAGER 1996 JUP GUM CNEROM 3.5L, auto., p w, pA., tilt, cruise, p seats. auto temp air, leather M auto., 7 paras., til Corte, rally pact, at cord., p. minors 3 3l. auto., 7 pass *,child seats. aiurr *meets. p seats, tilt 4.OL, auto-, p-winfol ws p.d.. pushers, AWFM can.. CO. am. buckets. alum. wheels, traction control, p rrurrors, console. AM1FM Cabs., akar. cruse. p.wndows. p d.. OW aK 1laaed sulk cars , equalizer b more. Black- Stk OP4865 &=W AAkFM CO. running taw ptdt tar tip ONLY 27XDMI L � boards. bug shield. I .hlAeaoa St. CRM avow. sunscreen ti more - aha�Caterr a mon. 72* S&aR 1352A14 _--- stltiPswe Per dr r rte,, s'' * 12* k. � . .:, r••' 3 to choose from 'OMLY �T I 034pend/ ONLY 8 per day i PRICED TO SELL 1992 GAAND VOYAGER 1994 VOYAGER 1996 LIU CONY. 1992 GRAND VOYAGER LE _ 3 3L auto. p d . tit cruse, privacy glass. AM/FM cass. air condi, 3.x. shoo.. p.nitrdowt, pd.,1R whits. 3.O1 V6, awo., p.seats, p. brakes. 3.5L 1N, auk, Rte. P��. Fd. M Cnie, air Card., T pot.. AWM waa. "oft G 4 air cond., AWN call. dM *Ask Overhead console, li tt� Rnitols. IlWlrr OudnM otsiliad CoiilCM:AWk AWFM cars_ a iaatlk r quad 7 pass. ariatcrssn, air ooAd, — 7 pass. 6 more pstla, YItS1K, seats, root rade OEM •-6. Stk rT1 i44A siwlahslltanaort d more. paly3 iaMR Slk.OV5090. (aRlctID All A 97* To 8 ONLY 6 pier car _ SALE 1996 NEON HIGHLINE _.1996 INTREPID 1994 CONCORDE 1967 DOOM RAM 8604 4 dr., 2.0 auto., p.seats, p.brakes, air cord.. AM/FM cass., cloth Mjailjljt. V.L. pbk, at[. p CIL roue, or Card. pl01M 3.SL,auto. p.w., p.d., lift, cruse, auto temp. ihrAtseals, doth -sib s RR R r Cr1II tales tri buckets, console. SIL 04919. smbw^ buckets, AMIFM cass., akins n. wheels, overhead console, security _ AUM wall, a ML pack and more. W iASM4= . , r wCk. t libr tbril� SML9Tt425A S1k#CH1390A-2 xIL daK ONLY Y ONLY ' al OESM RICEO TO �•� $5 10* s ,a' 671111or O��Y day SELL per day per d8W P _ J `1'I IINKING LAKI: ri �,L1� l�C)i1Il:1Z-' SERVICE OPEN 4RWOOD AVE. (North of 401)905n683w5358 AND EVE Y )NIG TLL DAY Y ! 70r— '"....... r.— a. • ....... • . ... . .. • .... . PACE 12-THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 :Name Dropping in Ajax and Pickerin gMgan9 Birthday Birthdayt�, Birthday Birthday There wereRuby Sahota, the "gem in our happy birthday { family" turned _ cheers for Darren 15 on Feb. 1 I . ' Binder when he � _ '. � .'You have t turned three years brought so much old on Feb. 15. g a_.:: joy and happi- _ c ,� Darren is quite the I_ ! ness into our little ham (just likelives. Happy his father). Love from Rita and ' 15th from all of - - - �► us. Love Mom, �"` ` ' Feb. 14 was ValendPeter. Dad, Bibi, Harbir and Paul."nc's Day and the day Sushil Chanana turned six. --- "You will w alays be our Valentine." Birthday Sushil celebrated with his friends at Birthdays w" K-Kids. Happy birthday wishes and Three beauties celebrated birth- x , Fch. 15 was a big day for Bran- love came from Mom, Dad. brother:ays within days don Ross. hccausc he turned four. Jatin. Nonnie and all of the ,f each other. On Hopp) hlrthda} greetings go out Wishing him a Chanana. Cunningham and ` ' ha birthday -.: ions � 1. Granny I "to our very p g Y Kapoor familics. I Marg NlacKen- % !Michelle Dubvery s eni l daughter" ter" wereyMommv, - zie turned 63• hen she turns 25. "We love you more Daddy. brothers j j 'I-hen on Feb. 3. Ryan and Kyle, BI%-thda � than words can saN. We hope you y I R h i a n n o n Vonno, Nonna, have a super � , per great day. All our love .� � ` runt Dee, Walker. the one Even hud_v is wishing Tyler - from Mom, Dad, 'Sonny, Uncle �" ` Haydeman a sc ith the great >nulc. turned seven Ken, Robert, Gerry, Monica, r`'. a Uncle Vince and happy sixth Years old. On Feb. R. Sue f' thew Amanda, her aunts, uncles, cousins, ..�. cousins Daniella hirthday on I turned 32. "Fishing all of these o ip ' Steven and, last but not Icast, Spot." =J and Cassandra. Feb. 1S. Tvler eery lonely and special ladies a _ _� `- ��JJ "We love You. will celebrate at wonderful and very happy birth- ' day, love always. John Walker � - Hugs and kisses." \ational Sports Birthday J and Johnnie Walker Jr." ---- AL with his family j ------- - Look «ho'f 10 and ready' to use Birthday _ and friends. n —� the car. It's - = Birthday Jean -Paul Cristal Wal- ' Birthday Robert who's (age turned 15 Mom, Dad and sister Natasha birthday was on on Feb. 12. H a p p y wished Ali II Nurmohamed a I �• Feb. 5. Happy Wishing her a ! ihirthday to happy, birthday on Feb. 9. when he hirthday wishes happy, birthday E 1 i s s a turned four. Special birthday wish- i from Mom, with love were164 Pa k v a m. es also from his grandparents. ►: _; Dad, Grandma, 111 o m m y, i who turned i "Ma-, all your wishes come true " Y� J�� F.tiienne, Rachel, Shantel, Doug nine on Feb. ,. I Ali.' `�* ..-t 'and and [. and Amy. I 15. Special i _ I . love and greetings Birthday Birthday Look Birthdays from her l thdays ho's mother Eva. w" B i r t h d a y b r o t h c r s turning five on wishes went out Stacey Barras reached double digits on Feb. 4. Ryan and Fch. 18. Happy ' to our special guy i Wishing her a happy 10th hirthday birthday Scott. William Thom gosh, her aunts, uncles, cousin, and t ` p-' I with love were Mom, Dad and her I especially from Dianna Lucy. Hope You ha�c a sun. is he turned 110-1 sifters. Feb. 13 was lucky for Cor- __ great birthday-. fitie on Feb. 9. rin Barras as she turned 16 scars - — Lute and best Happy, birthday. �_�,. °� o I d Birthday ;� ishes from �1r. Bean. Love A n d . ---- Mommc and front Mommy ' A cube D a d �. Daddv." and Daddv." ` celebrated - _ �, D a 1 e _ . -- - — --- - s < her sixth - - -- --- - •-- - --- reached ' birthday on Blrthda the milestone age of 40 on Feb. 9 y Birthday Feb. 14. "All our love and H a p p y j "It's hard to H a p p y best wishes from your h i r t h d a y believe our beau- birthday wish- family." w 1 s h e s, tiful sweetheart es went out to love. hugs has turned three." j Tiara Iman ` and kisses Wishing Alexae- Lakha when g+tir~,0 Roee� 1794 Liverpool Road for Tameka I dra Queen a she turned two A a Pickering 831-5431 Williams I happy birthday on Feb. 14 were on Feb. 10. THIS WEEK'S CARE WINNERS ARE came from brother Adam, Mommy, Daddy, B i r t h d a y 3 M o m m Grandpa, Grandma, Pa, her aunts, wishes and i. Brandon n Rms Binder y , � _ = • � d 2. Darren hinder — 3. EHssa Pakyam Daddy and uncles and many friends. "We love love came from Mom, Dad and her _ _ Winnemma eo a; 1y to Baskin Rdtbns t� mceive - her family. you bwv-hes and bunches of O's." grandparents. - - thrix FREE cake. (Please pr kitle identui tort IVZE VAUD 0T411L SAT.. FEB. 15, 1997 Birthday? Anniversary? Graduation? ...Send to: Let us know. We'll publish your _ Name Dropping special occasion in an easy -to -read % Keith Gilligan 130 Commercial Ave., and easy -to -clip format..: - - - - Ajax, Ont, LIS 2H5 9 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 - PAGE 13 Pickeringtripwas bountifulLOW HOME FREE Initial . • 1 for ' Mi s sl s s au a man •Creditor proposals DISCOUNTS FOR AGE 50 g •Personal and business bankruptcies New Home •Alarms • No Claims PICKERING -- A trip to Pickering was I •� worth $5,000 for Jim Hiscock of Mississauga. Mr. Hiscock won first place in the finals of the Lottario Aim To Win Dart Tour at the Pick- ering Town Centre on Sunday. The second prize of $2,000 went to Brian VanderMeiden of Etobicoke. while third-place prizes of $20C each were won by Robert Hol- loway of Picker- ing, Brian Mel- drum and Jan Pettersson, both of Ajax, Don Maine and Ron Tollett, both of Oshawa, and Colin Smith of Toronto. Pickering was the first of 10 stops for the tour. During its stop in Pickering from Feb. 4 to 9, 2,810 people participated and 128 reached the finals. To play, con- testants had to buy a $ I Lottario quick -pick ticket or show three hand -drawn fac- similes of a Lot - New Friends meet again Group is revived in Ajax AJAX -- A local group is being revived here to provide a social outlet for women in the community. New Friends is holding a get - acquainted meeting Satur- day, Feb. 22 in the upstairs room of The Harwood Blues Coffee House, 7 Harwood Ave. S. (just south of Hwy. 2), Ajax. The group offers a chance for women to gather, social- ize, talk and meet new friends. For informa- tion on the group, call Diane at 683- 5035. I•M 61 ONES- OOLEY tario ticket. A contestant had to choose num- bers from one line of their lottery ticket(s), throw darts at the board and try to hit their cho- sen numbers. Anyone hitting two or more of the six numhers on the chosen line received a Lottario shirt ,clued at ahout S10 '7—A'Z ZP 1'VSt'RA YC' .. HAROLD R>HAROLD BRIEF & ASSOCIATES LIMITED Trustee In Bankruptcy 539 KINGSTON RD W AJAX Over 23 Years MARSHA JONES DOOLEY AIIC "Personal Service is our Difference, `� w• -�' i�� *'• �[ tr `-s. 7jiF . �� T rA1� L�� s..s��.• � �' �e' :;i�'_"' r� .�wa a �• �..•' ��. ire a PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, IM P Around Durham Region photo by Andrew Iwanowski Decorative touch Robyn Caton concentrates on sprinkling just the right amount on a cookie baked for Valentine's Day. Robyn and her Grade 2 and 3 class- mates at Vaughan Willard Public School in Pickering baked the cookies to mark the special day. _ Whitby girl flees stranger: Parents warned to take precautions BY STTPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFT «'HTIBt'-- An 11-vear-old girl fled to her school in terror while being chased by a stranger in one of two incidents Wednesday which prompted police to issue an alert to Whitby parents. The girl had just begun walking from her resi- dcncc to school on Garrard Road just before 8:30 a m. when she noticed a van parked outside her home, Durham Regional Police said. As she walled by the beige -colored van, a man who she noticed reading the newspaper in the dri- ver's seat, exited and began following behind her. "She began to run and he ran after her. Shortly afterwards, he stopped running and she continued on to school," 18 Division Inspector Greg Reid said. The man was described as white, 20-25, medium build, five -feet eight -inches and with a moustache. He was wearing sunglasses. In the second incident, a man was spotted "sneaking" behind a fence near Bellwood Public School with a small video camera, the inspector said. A father dropping his daughter off at the school just before 9 a.m. observed the man pull out the video camera, which was tucked into his pants. The man, who appeared to be videotaping the Durham claims money from CLARINGTON — Durham Region is taking the owners of Mosport Park to court to recover more than $19,000 the Region claims it's owed for expens- es related to the Idenfest music concert last summer. Durham lawyer Brian Roy told councillors Wednesday the Region has been in contact with the former owners of Mosport Park and the new owners of the Clann" site abiout collecting $19,604.37. "We're trying to keep the pressure on them to get the bill paid," Mr. Roy added. Clarington councillors shrug off prospect of salary reform front of the school, got into a car and drove away when he noticed the father watching him, Insp. Reid said. The man was described as white, in his late -20s or early -30s, with short thick black hair, six -feet tall, 185 -lbs, medium build and was wearing a black bomber style jacket with buckle, black jeans and shoes. He was seen getting into a blue Honda Civic. In the wake of seven recent attempted abductions in the Greater Toronto Area, one in Ajax earlier this week, police are urging parents to "street -proof' their children with these safety tips: - Never go with a stranger either by car or foot. - Never answer the door if home alone. Children should shout through the door that their parents are busy or on the phone. - Remember a stranger is someone you don't know well and comes in all ages, sizes, nationalities and can be male or female. - Take the same route to and from school and let your parents know where ,you are at all times. - Never accept food or gifts from anyone without your parents' permission. - If someone tells you they are a friend of your parents or they are picking you up for your parents, call your parents at home or work to check. - If you see someone you think should not be in your schoolyard, tell your teacher immediately. Mosport owes summer concert bash CLARINGTON — Clarington council- lors could say goodbye to the ,tax-free por- tion of their salaries as part of an overhaul of the Municipal Act. - Municipal Affairs Minister Al Leach recently said he'll look at eliminating the perk for municipal councMors and mayors across the province when the act is reviewed this spring. However Clarington councillors aren't concerned with having to pay taxes on their entire salary. "I think originally it was put in place because the salary was so low ... it was put in place as an incentive to get people to put their name in (as a candidate,) " says Coun- cillor Ann Dreslinski. She says this incentive is no longer need- ed because people realize the importance of taking part in municipal politics. "I've heard 'if you take the tax-free off, people won't run, but I dont believe it," she says. Seminar for those just wild about turkey hunting The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) is accepting registrations for - wild turkey hunting seminar for hunters in Durham Region. The seminar will be held Saturday, MarcI 8 at Durham College in Oshawa. Attendance at an OFAH seminar is manda- tory for anyone wishing to hunt wild turkeys in Ontario for the first time. The day -long seminar covers wild turkey biology, calling and hunting techniques, hunt- _ ing ethics and safety procedures. t f 4h4 seminar is followed by a Ministry_ of Natural Resources examination to certify the" ' huriters. Cost of the seminar is $15 per person, payable in advance. For seat reservations and information about the time of the seminar, call the OFAH office at 705-748-6324. P0 Wild turkey hunting season opens April 25. Clarington councillors make $15,888.74 per year, of which $5,296, or one-third, is tax free. The mayor makes $35,J92 per year of which $11,697 is tax free. Councillor Pat Pingle agrees eliminating the tax-free aspect of salaries won't have a negative impact on the desire of people to elections. cigt think it will make a big dif er- ence," tube says, adding "if you make a salary you shg. dd pay taxes like everyone else." Asst t on needs;-- . volunteer drivers Thesawa/Clat'Association for Comrnunl 7bL r is g for YQunteer dri- vers toy proud rtlalligr>#for •individuals with developq iRMIties. =I'he.*024;j r�dritver' ill drive ,to appoint- ,;rtents, shopping', sTi*kt. end recreation events, work, meetings and other Tocations if needed. Transportation will be provided in either the volunteer's vehicle or -the association's van or vehicle. The association is also looking for vol- unteers who enjoy administration work to help co-ordinate.the drvv S. - For more lnfornt�tiom" I Suzy ne Nobes at 576-3261 e#t. 3(% On being a better parent Childproofing your home is among the top- ics to be examined in upcoming seminars for parents. Further talks will be held with the new owners about resolving the matter, Mr. Roy said. The bill stems from the Edenfest concert held at Mosport last July, Mr. Roy reported to Council. The Region's health and works departments worked with concert organizes to ensure such items were provided, including portable toilets and drink- ing water. Mr. Roy noted in his report that Mosport officials were advised they would have to reimburse the Region for the costs. One cheque for $12,949 and another for $6,585.37 were provided to the Region, but the bank returned them marked insufficient funds. The Region asked for replacement cheques and those were also returned because of insufficient funds. "Numerous demands for the replacement of these cheques have been made. To date, there has been no reply from Mosport Park Limited," Mr. Roy wrote. With service charges, Mosport now owes more than $19,600, Mr. Roy added. Mosport officials didn't return phone calls to comment on the case. It's offered by Choices Childbirth Education and Labor Support Services, a non-profit orga- nization that promotes education and support for expectant parents throughout pregnancy, birth and post -birth period. On Monday, Feb. 24, it hosts Who Cares About Normal Birth Today? A Woman's Expe- rience of Birth at 7:30 p.m. at 108 Bloor St., between Park Road and Simcoe Street, Oshawa. On Tuesday, Feb. 25, the topics are Is There Life After Birth? and Childproofing Your Home. That meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the community room of the Durham Region- al Police station at Hwy. 2 and Brock Road, Pickering. There's no charge for the parenting talks. The organization is also offering prenatal classes, which examine the normal process of labor and birth, labor coping techniques, choic- es for childbirth, postpartum care and breast- feeding. The six-week course is offered in Pickering and Oshawa. Cost is $70, which is tax-deductible with a note from a doctor or midwife. There are special classes for patients of midwives. For more information, call 420- 0223. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1997 -PAGE 15 Ahoy, First Time Chances are you have never cruised on a luxury liner Onh 61'w of the population ever have. But that means 94", have that magnificent opportunity coming .And there is no better time for you to make the decision to take your first cruise• than right now t-NIGLOBF. and Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines have teamed up to offer you cruises to the Bahamas, the Caribbean and Mexico at sayings of up to SW,, off, plus other cash discounts and a special gift. First time cruisers arc always excited to find out that one rcasonablc price covers most even -thing - your stateroom, meals• entertainment. and, in most cases on RCCL, round trip airfares Cruising is an excellent value, and one good reason to consider taking the whole farml If you arc a first time cruiser, here is what is waiting for you: Fine dining. impcccahlc %cry c. spectacular entertainment, acuc-tuc, day and night, a fitness •enter .t c,tsm i rc-frc,hin> p,,,lstcic pleasure,. c-xnt J("' .o 1 ,r. excursion,. and 'un ,•.. . And for families there are programs for kids. 'twcens and teens' %'bell it comes to family vacations, you can't beat the t'NIGLOBE partner in the Passion To Sail promotion, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. 'Mev know how to give parents and kids plenty to do. both individually and together, on land and on sea. In the category of family comfort. their arc prepared For starters, their friendly cruise staff will treat you like family, to make you feel right at home And in their home you're an honored guest, and won't have to lift a finger lust sit back, relax. and enjoy a wealth of on -board luxuries as they take You to some of the world's most exciting vacation destinations. And now RCCL and t'NIGLOBE have teamed up to make a cruise affordable for you and your famih- Friim February 1 through March 15 you can gCt up t(. sit", off brochure rates on select ships ^.cs t,• the Bahamas where pirates once — ibhcan_ w'hrrr 2ncient --Len ALASKA CRUISE JULY 19-26,1997 This July, `'AL MARSHALL TRAVEL will Ne escorting a group on the spectacular ms Nieux' Amsterdam, a 5 -star luxury ship of the Holland America Line, which will sail to Alaska from Vancouver. You will be looked after by Brian Dunford, an experienced tour escort, who will be with you during the entire trip. This is a cruise of a lifetime leaving Vancouver and sailing up the farmed Inside Passage. Stops will be made at Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan, where you can go ashore and shop for gold nuggets, take in quaint fishing villages or stroll the weathered boardwalks. There will be time to take optional side trips: a 'f7ightseeing' tour of the Misty Fjords National Monument, a ride in a vintage parlor car up to the historic White Pass & Yukon Route and see the traces of the rugged Trail of '98; or fishing in Alaskan waters. The highlight of the week is our visit to Glacier Bay. Here our ship enters a bay sheltered by lushy forested slopes. Soon this pastoral scene gives way to one of a rugged display of jagged peaks where icebergs meet the calm waters of the bay. This is a sight never to be forgotten. Onboard ship will be a naturalist who will give talks about the many forms of wildlife that abound along the way and help you spot them from the ship's deck. But the cruise is also about the ship itself, the r>»s Nieuw Amsterdam: its extra -wide teak promenades; its first-class dining; and 24 room service. These are just a few of the many things to be enjoyed while relaxing in your hotel -at - � ramify cruisers! galleons laden with priceless treasure await discovery; and to the colorful coast of Mexico. In addition, RCCL. and t'NIGLOBF, are offering further cash discounts of up to $100 per cabin for purchasing a cruise (luring the Passion to Sail promotion There is something for everyone aboard ship. whether you arc traveling as a family or otherwise RELAX' What do you want most out of your vacation? If you arc like most people, high on your list of expectations will be rclaxation.A change from the day-to-day pressures of making a living or managing a household. Wc1l, what could be more relaxing than a whole day with nothing more to worry about than when to turn your deck chair and what color umbrella to have in your next frozen margarita? OK. maybe nothing. But you could also try wine lastings, port lectures and trivia games. Bingo, afternoon teas, casino and craft classes. Not to mention a small city's worth of shops. And if exercise is part of your relaxation regimen, the•rc''s always an on board shape -up program available to you. Or you can swing into a dance class, stretch class oran all-out survival -of - the -fittest step class. tkm't forget ping pong, walk- a-thons and shuffleboard, And as a capper there is nothing more relaxing then a massage, facial or sauna. Now, don't let all that relaxing distract you from everyone's favorite activity: dining. Aboard a Royal Caribbean Cruise Line ship, such as those featured in the t'NIGLOBE Passion To Sail promotion, you are treated to sunrise coffee, breakfast, pool -side lunch, afternoon tea, snacks, cocktails, dinner and a midnight buffet And in ease you happened to miss all of that while relaxing somewhere else, you always have 21 -hour room service. Want to relax on your next vacations Take a cruise There is no better way. The daily nine -to -five had worn them down. Romance was hard to find. They were adrift until they discovered the 0 MAL MBFAN M C•1•U•I•S•t•S M This 1 week cruise package is extremely well priced from CAD 52099.91 per person/double including return airfareAMIN from Toronto! am yin"Licciisal uadcrnarks of UNIGLOBE Trauim vct 1lnLernaal) Inc. Irdepcndcndy owwd nwans hct- 6 /'] 6 Monarch Ave. #8 Ajax To to pentitol service. -Savings basal �in puNtsbed hrmhure prices Im select ships and sailing darts. find out more about this exciting trip, plan to attend t$'50 saving. on select 3& S Jay sailings, $I IN) savings,m sckxt 6, 7 & N day sailings. Valid GN new. our ALASKA PRESENTATION at 2:30 pm, Sunday individual tnrdongs nude JI -3/15/97, per cabin, douldc occupancy, categories N -D tmly, anoituaal with Brmhurc Tariff and Breakthrough rates,mly Not ctiinhirubk with other pnurnmims or dnsemoiLs March 2 at the office at 702 Harwood Ave. South, Ajax. 000ne hcach uiwel per cabin, sent after final paymcnL is received. No purchase rievcwry w enter cruise drawing. Void where prohibited. Winner mast he at least 21 years ok! Certain rciamisuns apply. . Call f,K details 01497 UNIGLOBE Travel. RCCL ships of Norwegian and Lihcrian registry. Please call us at 428-1328 if you plan to attend. 6834800 PAGE. 16•'rHE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAI, FEBRt'ARV 1 ALASKA, The Right Place, The Right Time Sunquest Vacations will deliver Holland America Lines' MS Nieuw Amsterdam for the cruise of a lifetime from Vancouver, through the Inside Passage to Alaska's vast frontier. Virtually all-inclusive, the only extra expenses are the unavoidable port changes and taxes. Known for its grace and gentility, the 5 -star MS Nleuw Amsterdam is the host ship. Unlike other cruises, tips are not expected. You can expect a superb service, fine dining, gracious lounges, dancing. Broadway reviews, a casino. and activities. What can't be anticipated is the breathtaking grandeur that surrounds this cruise. Juneau smacks of time travel to Klondike days. Lively Skagway with its boom -town heritage is upbeat. Then, Glacier Bay. Like nature's own cathedral. Glaciers form to soaring heights through iceberg -strewn waters. The inscrutable totems of Ketchikan. Snapshots that can never capture the journey. Memories of Alaska. Complete details of Sunquest's Alaska Dream Cruise are now available at Howard Travel. GLORIOUS GREECE Regent Holidav's Glorious Greece has been Canada's number 1 best seller of package holidays to Greece for a decade, and with little yonder. Regent's superior know-how and consummate skill in passenger travel to Greece is born from \ears of- experience fexperience dealing with large groups and individual passengers. When competitive pricing, quality, choice and customer service come together - - Glorious Greece is the result. This \ear there are even more reasons to choose Regent's Glorious Greece' Passengers save 5200 per couple ;imply by hooking 90 days or more in advance. and those that book between 89 and 60 days prior to departure save $100 per couple. There are additional savings available for paying in full 70 days in advance. Also, this season, each week on our Air Transit flights the name of one lucky passenger will be drawn during the flight, and that person will \ In�back the cost of this Regent Holidays offers 12 differ itineraries consisting of Greek cruises, resort holidays and class coach tours, as well as air o holidays. We have arranged what believe to be the very best one, 1 and three week holidays to Glori Greece, Israel and Egypt, hove Regent is happy to assist you arranging a holiday that meets y specific requirements' Don't de your Glorious Greece holiday toda L 1P 4W 1 .. �'� • ,r..^, , ,R tib [ f •t"P 1111111N11R111111111 - xr • 18 sailings: May 17 to Sept. 13, 1997 on Holland Amenca's :•i ?:N •• " ,a , 5-stor Nieuw Amsterdam. 1 ifft •,�.. •• .. week including air from Toronto ... •, kmv&* Pnced from only NI CW1,1! �1 1� Jewels And The Medite CHOOSE FROM A DOZEN DESTINATIONS Gems of rranean 1 WEEK FROM 1449' Z WEEKS FROM 2149' *MaHOLM MKY eoolar,c SAMM ONE & TWO WEEK MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES CRUISE AND STAY NOUDAYS IN MAJORCA HoWard Travel Bureau Lid. �� x� •s�� Ajax Plaza •Harwood Ave. S. (S. of 401) 683•6690 Free Passport Photo With Booking ■■ Y PAGE IS -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 Take Control of Your Own Well -Being - Total Body Rehabilitation Marriage is a wonderful institution, but it requires hard work from both parties to make it a happy one. This is especially true of the joining between traditional and alternative medicines, in the holistic or multidisciplinary clinic. This hard work comes from open, unbiased communication that leads to a free exchange of information for the benefit of the patient or client. This means that all members of the health care team including the patient (or client) no matter what their training have an equal say in the development of the individualized treatment plan. All of us are familiar with traditional medicine. We have experienced the 'visit to the family doctor' since the time we were small children. Most of us have yet to experience alternative medicine. Alternative medicine spans the spectrum from scientific to supernatural. The tecniques of chiropractic. massage therapy, acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine fit the scientific model quite well. They require years of formal training and are widely practiced in many settings. Techniques such as osteopathic medicine techniques and Rciki requires less formal training but can be just as powerful a tool to heal as any of the others. Each of the approaches shown, lead to the same goal of using the body's own systems and mechanisms to heal itself. Chiropractic uses manipulation or adjustments of the spinal bones to correct irritations to the nerves as they exit the spinal cord. Since the nervous system is the communication network to all the vital organs, manipulation of the spine can have a positive effect on an organ or area well away from the treatment site. Massage therapy deals with manipulation of the soft tissue of the body. This allows for freer movement, increased circulation and energy flow. Acupuncture uses very fine sterile, disposable needles that are inserted along the meridians or channels, through which energy (QI) flows to and from major organs of the body. The needles help to balance the flow of energy. Acupuncture is often combined with heat (moxibustion), electricity (electroacupuncture) or with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM is a holistic approach that uses various herbal medications to balance deficiencies in the body. This facilitates the activation of the person's own healing potential, "inviting the body back to health rather than forcefully imposing change". Osteopathic medicine techniques such as cranial sacral therapy, strain- counterstrain and muscle energy use gentle touch, about the weight of a nickel, to rebalance the body. Cranial sacral therapy uses various hand placements on the body to achieve release of 'restrictions' that affect the flow of the cranial sacral rhythm (CSR). This rhythm is the result of minute fluid flow, into and out of the dura. The dura is the covering that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. Similar to chiropractic, restoring the balance in the CSR can affect body areas well awav from the treatment site. Muscle energy and strain- counterstrain position the client or patient's body to allow release of fascial restrictions and muscle tightness. This can be accomplished with or without doing a contract relax stretch once the correct body position is found. Rciki, also called Japanese Natural Healing, has its roots in ancient Buddhism and is more spiritual than any of the previous techniques. It is the most gentle. Reiki practitioners use the placement of hands on various energy centers (Chakra) of the body to help restore the normal flow of energy. This is performed by channeling universal energy into the Chakras. Choosing health care practitioners is difficult. Do ask questions. Be sure that you are being treated by accredited people. Check with their regulating REPAIRS,- - e - = Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER C P E E '� Oh SU LTAT70N yWE= Steil, DD, EC.A.C.(A) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 A Dr. Sharon Petlerkin is pleased to welcome Mary -Jo McCarthy to the Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre Relief - Rehabilitation - Wellness Caring for you... Dr. Sharon Peterldn Dr. Michael Musceo Dr. Francine Daliaire Lynn Boylan Reg'd Massage New Patients basis 420=1 443 on a daily bassis Liverpool Rd. & Hwy. 2 bodies. John Smyth is a Certified Athletic Therapist at Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinics in Pickering. John Smyth CAT(C) Certified Athletic Therapist 11191 *owf* Y "!'II �cc .i P(":I %c hart in ,onCcntrarion and in .(mr child in lull nnc rti ,,wh. h,!.. Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics 10 Complete Health Care L"Oftetles i•.sl � C�w'li�.ary A'NweMt - �I , R ' ` s • %ledical Doctors Specializing In Physical Re • Physiotherapy • Acupuncture PICKERING - OSHAWA* Slyly Medical Clinic Durham College Athletic Complex /6 -1420 Slyly SL 2000 Simcoe St, N. (905) 420.6285 (905) 436-9770 "Our goal is total body rehabilitation. Our aim is to teach our clients how to take control of their own well being. AJAX Ajax Community Centre 75 Centennial Rd. (905) 427-2875 NORTH YORK TORONTO 6Mht FMrdt t Ink t w-Dundn Mink CJO= timetSt ISXBaaSLW. 416) 229.4546 (416) 539-M The body is an amazing "machine". Given the proper conditions -- pure water, clean air, and optimal nutrient intake and absorption the body has a great innate ability to heal itself. Absorption is the real key. We are not what we cat, but what we are able to absorb and assimilate. Absorption can be hindered as a result of poor bowel management. When we do not eliminate on a daily basis, we can d e velop something called autointoxication which is basically self-poisoning. According to noted bowel specialist, V.E. Irons, "It's the filth in our own system that kills us. I'm convinced that unless you clean out your colon you will never regain vibrant health:' Dr. Bernard Jensen, a renowned nutritionist and chiropractor states emphatically, "Disease begins in the bowel. In the fifty years that I have spent helping people to overcome disability and disease, it has become crystal clear that poor bowel management lies at the root of most people's health problems. In treating over 300,000 patients, it is the bowel that invariably has to be cared for first before effective healing can take place" In the U.S_, there are more surgeries performed on the bowel than any other organ. Since we Canadians consume a very similar diet to our neighbours to the south, we can expect this fact to reflect us Canadians as well. I am assuming that diet has a direct impact on the functioning of the bowel. Without the proper amount of fibre/roughage -- about 30 grams per day -- the bowel becomes a toxic dumping ground. Dr. Walker states, "Not to cleanse the colon is like having the entire garbage collection staff in your city go on strike for days on end. The accumulation of garbage in the streets creates putrid, odoriferous, unhealthy gases which are dispersed into the atmosphere." Not only do the toxins affect your bowel, but are implicated in such diseases as diverticulosis, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn's, Candida and chronic yeast infections, food allergies, but these toxins can eventually escape the bowel and start to "poison" other parts of the body. A toxic bowel can be extremely inviting for microbes such as yeasts, bacteria, fungus and parasites. Parasites have been known to be LASER VISION CORRECTION may be your key to freedom To learn more about this p wedure plan to attend a FREE PATIENT INFORMATION SESSION offered by At the Information Session you will; Refraction surgery about Laser have an opportunity for Dr. MacLeod to answer all your questions meat others who are enjoying the benefits of this procedure To reserve a space at the next Free patient Information Session Call (905) 7214 211 WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? FREE Consultations • Caroele a Partial Dentures • Same day relines & repairs • Evening b Saturday appls. DICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING Going once, OUR DOUBLE GuAYAwrm GUAMWE& THAT twicgoing e OUR YOU V ILL USE TW41T AND Two; You Some 3M,, KEEP rr Off. GUARANT111M Our Double Guarantee is unprecedented. We guarantee the ONE if you follow our pro- gram you gj],.j.lose weight and TOO, if over the next 2 years you regain weight, yell rein- state you at NO MCM CHARGE except for necessary nutritional supplements. 1'hat's guaranteed. Also, your first con- sultation session is absolutely HEALTHY free. No initiation feed ENon Car+w 416598-2337 Etobicoke 416.239.6122 Markham 905.415-1129 PkkW" 906431-67" sslssa We* 906121-01 W 97 LIFESTYLES Hear SgLwe ore 9015-281.8412 r.•, r... n. . implicated in over 160 diseases. In elimination and rotation diets -- and juice fasts. As part of recent medical studies, it has been my eight week program, you complete an indepth estimated that 85% of North nutritional questionnaire. From the results, I recommend Americans have at least one form of foods and supplements (vitamins, minerals, enzymes, parasite living in their bodies. Yeast homeopathies, and herbs) to get you started on your journey overgrowth in the bowel has become to optimal health. rampant especially due to the increase use of antibiotics in the past 40 years. Asthma medications that contain cortisone as well as the birth control pill create an imbalance of the "good" bacteria and the "had" bacteria in the bowel. Symptoms indicating a need to cleanse the bowel include: bloating, gas, pain, tiredness after meals, lethargy, chronic yeast infections, and continual colds and flus (our bowels are our second immune system). A few specific signs of parasitic infection include: itchy ears, nose, anus, forgetfulness, slow reflexes, unclear thinking, burning sensation in the stomach, drooling while sleeping, grinding teeth while asleep, bed wetting, eating more than normal but still feeling hungry, damp lips at night and dry lips during the day. As a Registered Nutrition Consultant, I am focusing on helping people with bowel problems, food allergies, Candida (yeast infections), and parasites. Where applicable, I recommend special diets -- WHITES ROAD PHYSIOTHERAPY & SPORTS INJL;RIES CLINIC(since 1988) . THE MEDICAL CENTRE �tUKCr ICVCII ♦e1905)•320-0647 ♦1 720 Sheppard avenue Suite 8 4"o Ill Pickering, Ontario LIN' 1G5 V 0 Registered MassageTherapist Available • • • • •� �' wAIw lm been a prow member of your ,Vbmnwnity for over 16 years L In thistimes r+d' a reputation for comfort r ti Y t�cperience ;o t .• •♦ `—'-1 . Does 1 v .> G -. " DisBowd?ease .r. A ',/'i Be in g .i/_- in � THF. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1917 -PAGE 19 the The body is an amazing "machine". Given the proper conditions -- pure water, clean air, and optimal nutrient intake and absorption the body has a great innate ability to heal itself. Absorption is the real key. We are not what we cat, but what we are able to absorb and assimilate. Absorption can be hindered as a result of poor bowel management. When we do not eliminate on a daily basis, we can d e velop something called autointoxication which is basically self-poisoning. According to noted bowel specialist, V.E. Irons, "It's the filth in our own system that kills us. I'm convinced that unless you clean out your colon you will never regain vibrant health:' Dr. Bernard Jensen, a renowned nutritionist and chiropractor states emphatically, "Disease begins in the bowel. In the fifty years that I have spent helping people to overcome disability and disease, it has become crystal clear that poor bowel management lies at the root of most people's health problems. In treating over 300,000 patients, it is the bowel that invariably has to be cared for first before effective healing can take place" In the U.S_, there are more surgeries performed on the bowel than any other organ. Since we Canadians consume a very similar diet to our neighbours to the south, we can expect this fact to reflect us Canadians as well. I am assuming that diet has a direct impact on the functioning of the bowel. Without the proper amount of fibre/roughage -- about 30 grams per day -- the bowel becomes a toxic dumping ground. Dr. Walker states, "Not to cleanse the colon is like having the entire garbage collection staff in your city go on strike for days on end. The accumulation of garbage in the streets creates putrid, odoriferous, unhealthy gases which are dispersed into the atmosphere." Not only do the toxins affect your bowel, but are implicated in such diseases as diverticulosis, irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn's, Candida and chronic yeast infections, food allergies, but these toxins can eventually escape the bowel and start to "poison" other parts of the body. A toxic bowel can be extremely inviting for microbes such as yeasts, bacteria, fungus and parasites. Parasites have been known to be LASER VISION CORRECTION may be your key to freedom To learn more about this p wedure plan to attend a FREE PATIENT INFORMATION SESSION offered by At the Information Session you will; Refraction surgery about Laser have an opportunity for Dr. MacLeod to answer all your questions meat others who are enjoying the benefits of this procedure To reserve a space at the next Free patient Information Session Call (905) 7214 211 WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? FREE Consultations • Caroele a Partial Dentures • Same day relines & repairs • Evening b Saturday appls. DICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING Going once, OUR DOUBLE GuAYAwrm GUAMWE& THAT twicgoing e OUR YOU V ILL USE TW41T AND Two; You Some 3M,, KEEP rr Off. GUARANT111M Our Double Guarantee is unprecedented. We guarantee the ONE if you follow our pro- gram you gj],.j.lose weight and TOO, if over the next 2 years you regain weight, yell rein- state you at NO MCM CHARGE except for necessary nutritional supplements. 1'hat's guaranteed. Also, your first con- sultation session is absolutely HEALTHY free. No initiation feed ENon Car+w 416598-2337 Etobicoke 416.239.6122 Markham 905.415-1129 PkkW" 906431-67" sslssa We* 906121-01 W 97 LIFESTYLES Hear SgLwe ore 9015-281.8412 r.•, r... n. . implicated in over 160 diseases. In elimination and rotation diets -- and juice fasts. As part of recent medical studies, it has been my eight week program, you complete an indepth estimated that 85% of North nutritional questionnaire. From the results, I recommend Americans have at least one form of foods and supplements (vitamins, minerals, enzymes, parasite living in their bodies. Yeast homeopathies, and herbs) to get you started on your journey overgrowth in the bowel has become to optimal health. rampant especially due to the increase use of antibiotics in the past 40 years. Asthma medications that contain cortisone as well as the birth control pill create an imbalance of the "good" bacteria and the "had" bacteria in the bowel. Symptoms indicating a need to cleanse the bowel include: bloating, gas, pain, tiredness after meals, lethargy, chronic yeast infections, and continual colds and flus (our bowels are our second immune system). A few specific signs of parasitic infection include: itchy ears, nose, anus, forgetfulness, slow reflexes, unclear thinking, burning sensation in the stomach, drooling while sleeping, grinding teeth while asleep, bed wetting, eating more than normal but still feeling hungry, damp lips at night and dry lips during the day. As a Registered Nutrition Consultant, I am focusing on helping people with bowel problems, food allergies, Candida (yeast infections), and parasites. Where applicable, I recommend special diets -- WHITES ROAD PHYSIOTHERAPY & SPORTS INJL;RIES CLINIC(since 1988) . THE MEDICAL CENTRE �tUKCr ICVCII ♦e1905)•320-0647 ♦1 720 Sheppard avenue Suite 8 4"o Ill Pickering, Ontario LIN' 1G5 V 0 Registered MassageTherapist Available • • • • •� �' wAIw lm been a prow member of your ,Vbmnwnity for over 16 years L In thistimes r+d' a reputation for comfort r ti Y t�cperience ;o t MORRISON LAMONTE • SAVARIN FROZEN CARRIERE FOODS STOKELY VAN CAMP S M CAIN FROZEN • REGULAR SPECIALTIES D1' ��DO ��rl� Icy., i.� 11 raw`,; ... „, , _ :,.\1',"_ I .•�.. �/ �\'.i •'-, Icy , 1 _. DOIIY 1 Miami t • ' ' 1 \ BANNER SPECIAL • KRAFT CANADA • CHASE & SAN BORN SPECIALS START DAYw Sate la�bol Prices m ef" frown Sunday. Feb. 16 •fir' - �� - to Saturday Feb. 22, 1997 FROh1 ONTARIO PACKERS • CUT FROM CANADA ; AA GRADES BEEF 00 IRVING TISSUE • MAJESTA DI D1�_�` �� •win I • �� .�.� • . moi:' PRODUCT OF NEW ZEALAND • FROZEN SQUARE CUT • CELLO WRAPPED NATIONAL SEA • HIGH LINER • FROZEN PRODUCT OF BRAZIL • IMPERIAL II 1�. • Imperndl 1 •1 - Fish &'hips � � ` CORNED BEEF '114 .r•k i�7 .. • • rt •q•1•• t• IVI Ir 1 CAIN FOODS • SWEETHEART H J HEINZ • HEINZ •a 91 3414r.,V: - - 11 • �.�I,\ i_J11_'i ,• 1 'JL �i ` 1 • �7 Il• I DI mto • NEIN • 1 �., + �• �, ,1 .•�•.•.�, . 'III. .� M�►. , 1 . . . 1 . ,. PRODUCT OF C)r,TARt F of iF-t ^,E f q FF:r ., ..c •• • l :>•; - • `I� •J_ - - COL GATF. OR Ai�IJAF "E-, r' Ci: r•t.C; EArJt. 11 1 J r V. 1 10 w ' •, Ir FR01,1 ONT RIO PAC'hF i�S FRF `-H ',f \. FP Fi;,•F r� (�l ,r.\E 1377 L CA;'E rF=:. r•;� / l'.ARrJER WE l l COr,tF til: r`tl 1•�i` M.�1�'' .s •1 • }1•� /�,. r 1 DI • 1 1 • f I 1 r.+F^SE BR;..r•D - „"'( _'JD: _ L.1 1 •� 1 _ 1 ^.T..:., .-. c ^... ., Jt �,'.'.E L LADEI BF,ArlL) • AT THE ^E t COUrJTE F' 0111 •1 ail 1 .. :J .I'Fig F.•I' la 6 3 77A 11L� L I P Irl BEEF BURGERS® vuy CAT r. _° 760 2 HOOT (12 PA11M) a201r� LB. it 6.Z JUG Iww •m Nps a[w NOwea>; Npv� PIIIFJ01181r AD » M_ mkm - E^ r N NOYRY Ilwra NOYai: 1••vt NOY•!i S NOYai al ••, M� - SNI ; 1� - !M •��•� ST twaE vuue wu VOW aw m new Iwn •o, ✓)tom - • M� !� . •'� a— ft S.W. wEaroa to Ir tIw�QME AVE aaY� CMAW AVE a� - •A a� r o E w am .r.•tw a a� - NII r wr. r w t a,slller sr a• - • 1•�O r wlltll - ,• a s.lcaE a . "`'�'° °� sm� v /•w .w law a ■ 1A � .•r r w, MIIO• lal. '_ _ 4� •�� fv�a1 QEI•MIDE .�.,�„ NW 7 a.-Yl�tr MgCK ID ~� - MnaT d W4VV7=11 SINVI, �� - /•M }•,Ira^•. �• I�—��7= •01 �G 4c �NO � •'. ; • r.', " OF CANADA USLYFROZEN 3 73IN!T" 'PROOUC- OF GUATEMALA SNOWM� �, 18 kq I PL mmm PRODUCT OF JUMBO SIZE WHITE GMC C 11 S LOVE YOUR, OVPN BAG 1-52 kg I OF WAAp 48' MUSgROOMS329.14 9 , L D ppFF IU� ,, 77�� IAD. ED•YEL Ow QFC` aROLAI _U a �V T �PPLAI Mr 1 ;whys: „�•S .B _. LARGE rJQiG �.A.. ?� ,%c.+ • ra THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 -PAGE 21 GRADE "A" OR UTILITY GRADE :[rrRJ[tTN� V AA■T ,T�FuE D.QI COI■. NS IfCLL+tY•it►TA �l k9 LB :1 A 48 izCi5 GE 3 BIRD LIMIT 659 • • BEANS • TOMATOES — 19 cr,_ rev `LN oz TQv Y •ow\1 `5. COOKIES ® 350/400 g BAG _ �1 • .. ' ,3 sum �_ an MOLISANA IMPORTS - COLAVITA �• 1'.el 1 NABISCO A'YL P.+E R - -. • J I ytWE9, 1 • A''i� LEAHY ORCHAF, F)5 • APPLFSNAX RX 44 - • �1A D1 0 4 - Aair� _3 PRODUCT OF CHILE D191 7 D1 D1. -x.2.18 kg Aid %irIX OR 1� • 1 —CID-CT ;l VFX Com." AVOCADOS2[mv,°/ t�/°��w�+K�S l�\11.0"s- 2I` I-AR(:E (3-UNN'Tims GINGER. 2.18 kg PRODUCT OF U.S A. • s1 GRADE CALIFORNIA WN w • :ODUCT OF CT. AI' - ..A')A - I I 1 �I vA PRODUCT OF U S A • TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS 291 111115�' .71 • I• X11 �. .. VA V1 ' PRODUCT OF U.S A 1 GRADE LARGE SIZE I A. • • CTOF USA -EXTRA FANCY GRADE 1 • • PRODUCT OF ONTARIJ - C. ANADa F ANC , 6: ;ADE 1 • �• � I' 1' I I � 1 ' ' 1 , 1 I '1 Y� • w,.'r. -.i�- �Wza �EA ' ;J � 1� �i 71 5 • i • :%� . •�. PRICES EFFECTNE FR0M SM F1EB.16M SAL FIS ?w WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LUT PAGE 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 Pick rin Al Rivett, sports �x*riter 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 S P orts News Advertiser RTNE STATE OF THE ART YOUTH SUWKR f10M LEA" . WLFM • = min. mom flwT! Ct/i7� : ?u"A SCARBOROUGH • Ana Ilulry more tE1 m- `Rt>�Ikrtr�btlddlttappoilbtli (416) 412-W _4 , Ajax Silver Ring Ringette Tournament turns 25 BY AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER AJAX —A special guest will pay a visit to mark the 25th anniversary of the Ajax Silver Ringette Tournament here Feb. 28. March 1 and 2. Agnes Jacks, the wife of the late Sam Jacks who invented ringette in North Bay 34 years ago, will be a guest of the organizing committee of the tournament for the entire weekend. Mrs. Jacks will be on hand at the opening ceremonies of the tournament at the Ajax Community Centre Friday, Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. Paul Kelly, tourney organizing committee member, an invitation was sent out h-,- the ythe cornmlticc t, %tn Jacks to attend sonic time aeo. Thc•, i i \ recently positive reply which has come as a pleasant surprise to the organizers. "We're really happy to have her;' says Kelly. also for the friendships it develops, says Kelly. "We've been told we're one of the pre- ferred tournaments to go to. We do The 25th anniversary event ism a lot for the teams. They really destined to be the biggest and best `fie{ g �4 look forward to coming to Ajax ever in the history of the tourney. �� Q for the tournament" Seventy teams, up from 66 a k 3 Games will be played at year ago, and more than 1,100 ri the Ajax Community Centre athletes will compete. Squads 'A � west and cast ice pads as well from the bunny division (age c�J,,� as the Pickering Village seven con - belle bracket rs a(18under) up ars ando the under) e��itnivl!, tests inva. olving ng localome lt ams will be will compete from as far away as played earlier in the week because Quebec, Ottawa. London and Sudbury. ice is booked up on the weekend. Most Over the years. the tournament has contests will take place Friday and Saturday, gained a solid rout;In Tl t0 n 1 only pro- with the finals slated for the community cen- yiding cx, cllcr - tlon. but tre on Sunday afternoon. photo by Jason Liebregts Looking for a lane An Archbishop Denis O'Connor er during Lake Ontario Secondary Catholic High School Chargers School Athletics midget boys' bas - player attempts to make a move ketball action. The contest was around a St. Mary Catholic played at DO'C Wednesday after - Secondary School Monarchs' play- noon. Pickering Panther atoms win first playoff round PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers M & M Meats/Canadian Tire major atom 'AA rep hock- ey team persevered in the first round of the York- Simcoe playoffs, ousting the Ajax Knights in the fifth and final game of the best -of -five series recent- ly. In an intense final game, Pickering took an early three -goal lead, but Ajax came back to score two to make it a tight affair. However, the Panthers scored an insur- ance marker in the third period to post a 4-2 victo- ry to take the series. Ajax capitalized for two powerplay goals to score a 2-1 win over Pickering in the first game. In game two, Panthers' netminder Luke Chivers earned a shutout in a 4-0 win over Ajax. The Ajacians turned the tables on the Panthers in the third contest with a 6-2 win. But, the Panthers set up the fifth and deciding game after Chivers turned in another shutout perfor- mance in a 4-0 victory. Brian Campbell led the Pickering attack in the series with four goals, and. Following the opening ceremonies on Friday, an exhibition contest between two of the top provincial intermediate teams (ages 18 to 23 years) is scheduled for the Ajax Community Centre at 7:30 p.m. The calibre of ringette at the tourney con- tinues to improve each year, notes Kelly, who adds the game fosters good sportsman- ship and stresses the importance of team Play. "It's not as easy as it looks and it's not a sissy game. There's lots of skill involved and, with the rules in place, it's a lot more of a team sport. There's a lot of passing and teamwork" The major sponsor of the 25th anniver- sary Ajax Silver Ring Tournament is the Royal Bank. Peewee Pickering Panthers sweep first playoff series PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Golden Griddle peewee 'AA' rep hock - :.y team wasted no time in dis- patching Oshawa to the side- ilnes after the first round of :la�uffs. After finishing first in the -astern Division of the York- Simcoc league and taking two weeks off, the Panthers were fresh for their series against Oshawa, using the minimum of three games to sweep Oshawa 1n the league's quarter -final playoff round. The Panthers now await the winner of the Peterborough/Clarington series in the Eastern Division finals. The victor in that series will proceed to the York-Simcoe championship. Pickering finished the three - game sweep with a defensive 2- 0 victory. Aaron Calder led the way with a strong game on defence in support of goalie Chris Franz who earned the shutout in net. Andrew Hopkins scored the first goal, unassist- ♦G ti cd in the Q� opening period. d Oshawa's goalie kept 9ff�CIAT��: his team in the game with several key saves before Scott Vahey fed Mark Rogers with a breakaway pass for the second goal of the game with four min- utes left in the third period. In game two, Pickering reg- istered a 5-2 victory at Don Beer Arena. Mark Rogers led the offence with two goals, while singles went to Scott Billing, Michael Dawson and Vahey. David Hughes registered three assists, Billing had two and Brandon Black, Ryan Pelan, Kevin Rogers, Mark Rogers and Rocky Ruta record- ed one apiece. Netminder Luke Gregoire was sharp, making several great saves. In the first game in Oshawa, the Panthers' offence was in high gear in an I1-3victory. Markers were scored by Hopkins, Adam Moyer and Vahey with two each, Billing, Evan Georgievski, Pelan, Mark Rogers and Ruta with singles. Ruta and Georgicvski set up five goals apiece, Pelan had two assists, with single helpers to Black, Dawson, Hughes, Hopkins, Moyer, Brandon Saker, Trevor Small and Vahey. upset Glenn's in Ajax basketball to Baric of the Bank alf ,blootvg. Debi 8otaffi W a g gh 19 Nim an assist. Captain Chris'��'. _a earned and James Emslle Seoreboand earned four points. Kyle Harding garnered three points in the series. Mike Murphy, defenceman Eric Neubauer and Andrew Feb. 2: M & S Vbho 3 (Ryan Sher, Derek Hackett also earned three Henderson. Kyle Smith, MVP Ryan Sher) vs. tone star Cate 1 (Jonathan Bunting, MVPs points apiece. Brandon speck. Timothy Stoyorw.-Ju); Pickering Goalies Chivers and Slo-Sports 2 (Matthew Farr. Kyle Runrxides, MVPs Alexa McCartney, Amrew Thawer) vs. Nicholas Smlert faced an PCCCA 2 (Lorenzo Hain. MVPs Nicholas average of 18 shots per Fenion, Rebecca Downey; Boyer Pontiac Panthers 1 (Salwa► Dkaliwal, MVPs Sam game. Persaud, Scott L.) vs. Sporting Images 0. Also coming through UNDER -11 MIXED DIVISION .tan. 26: Sporting Images 4 (Jordan Doody 3. with fine efforts in the Brett Thomas. MVP the team) vs. Factory series were Richard Carey, Mattress 1 (Pierre Smith, Krista Talnariu); Pickering Lions 2 (Nikki DeGroot 2. MVP Derrick Tyler Van Gijn, Ryan Eccles, Kong) 1�o y Gemon, Robert Bayley, :Dd L81 kT ne p 3 (Anhmy Diana Mills, Jessie van DeNt. MVPs Diana Mills. Matthew Yarmoluk and Alar Farr) vs. Cashway 0 (MVPs Moreen Kelly, MichaeLWNatkim, . _ .. Andre Hicklarig). _ UUNDERr/Y1XED DWWWM STAkIDINLnr► TEAM G W L T F A PTS Sportirg knages 11 9 0 2 28 8 29 Pickering Lions 11 5 4 2 13 20 17 Cashway Building 11 4 4 3 17 18 15 Quaky Tune -Up 11 4 5 2 18 18 14 Pick. Sio-Sports 11 3 4 4 23 21 13 Factory Mattress 11 1 9 1 13 26 4 UNDER -13 NICE D DIVISION Jan. 26: Pickering So -Sports 3 (Elyse Campbell, Daryl Kahan. Teti Rennie, MVP Tatum McLeod, rest of team) vs. Optimist 0 (MVP Adam McConachie); Boyer Pontiac Panthers 1 (Richard Sluce, MVP Sasha Li) vs. SupwCentre 0 (MVP the team); Premier Trophy 1 (Matthew Ch"son, MVP the team) vs. Sporting Images 1 (Bryan Kuzma. MVP Hilary Singleton). UNDER -13 MIXED DIVISION FINAL STANDINGS TEAM W L T PTs Premier Trophy e 2 1 26 Pickering Optimist Club 6 1 4 19 Boyer Pontiac Panthers 6 3 2 21 Pidwirg SuperCentre 4 1 6 13 «RicYetirpSk.Sperla_ . a - -a..6 .lJ. Sporting Images 0 8 8 tA1DEfF19 DIVISION Jan. 26: Binns Kitchens 5 (Ranbw Sidtu 2, Melissa Kosteski, Lisa Lahey, David Binns, MVPs Melissa Kostaski, Ranbir Sidtu) vs. Johnson Controls 1 (Mice Graham 1 (MVPs Scat Brown. Mabee Lynch); Lane Star Cale 3 (Andrew Lowlea 3, MVPs Brian Kormos, Lia Papadopoulos) vs. Boyer Pontiac Panthers 3 (Bon Hunter 2, Christie Pelkovski, MVPs Jason Whiteside, Kristen Toomsalu); Katon 4 (Joe Stephan 3, Paul Watson, MVPs Scott Cameron, Brandon Encs) vs. Dana Canada 3 (Steven Mills 2, Andrew Visconti, MVPs Jonathan Angrove. AWwxler George). LEAGUE STANDINGS — FINAL TEAM G W L T F A PTS Lone Star Cafe 11 8 1 2 37 11 26 Binns Kitchens 11 8 2 1 34 24 25 Johnson Controls 11 6 3 2 25 18 20 Dana Canada Inc. 11 3 6 2 31 38 11 Boyer Pontiac 11 1 8 2 28 40 5 XAA .....JL, .2. A. 1 15,29.J. Buy one week, get the 2nd free! Call us for details Applin to Articles For Sale and Which• For cle (905)LINE 683-0707 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 -PAGE: 23 Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 Saki only. GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival only$35 V� and receive a gift certificate $ +WI 00entitling you to $25 worth 49-1/ of quality baby products. Careers M11 Careers Elm, 1 Careers gin, Careers On, Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers M11 Careers Start NOW in Pickering Modules included in this Program: • Anatomy and Histology • Microbiology and Sterilization • Pharmacology and Nutrition • Radiology ,"r.e Radiology Curricuium of this Diploma Program is HARP Approved. In accordance with the Healing Arts Radiation Protection Act, 1 980 l • Principles of Dental Assisting • Dental Materials • Operative Dentistry • Preventive Dentistry • Medical Emergencies • Dental Office Procedures • Clinical Work Weeks • Pre -Employment Readiness and Job Search TORONTO Helping % Build a Betba Life 1450 Kingston Road PICKERING 420-1344 Learn Novell Networking through Continuous Learning The Durham College Continuous Learning; division is offering a Course in NoveQ Netwi le. You will learn ter xxepts including enckliser and aclinini Wal r alVIk-rtions. Novell Nets xwk (NETW 4250) $217.20 Tuesclay Fehniary 25 -.lune 17 or Thursday February 27 - June 19 6:00 to 9:30 lam Far :lfar.loli•rr Call w #smr by Ow* with ISI 72140132.pat eCard 7414m 41W or 1-800-Ab1ti1'60 Educating You For the Real World. I.I _-W.I;r m -, Prepare yourself ,,,,r ;ndividua..zec; .earning pian prc..oes for a new career unique program packages in day or evening ■ Programmer Analyst classes. Train with others in a hands-on, ■ Network Specialist business -oriented environment. ■ LAN Administrator ■ Computer �CDI COLLEGE FUND RAISING COORDINATOR A not for profit organization involved in health promotion has an immediate opening for a Fund Raising Coordinator. Based in Oshawa, this position will play a key role in the planning and administration of a variety of fund raising activities throughout Durham Region. Other duties include the development of the volunteer base, the coordination of volunteer activities, and assisting the Executive Director in the day to day operation of the branch office. The ideal candidate will have previous experience with fund raising and working with volunteers, and will be an enthusiastic individual with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Good organizational and administrative abilities and sarong computer skills are essential. Please forward your resume to: Fife 89760, P.O. Box 4181, Oshawa, Ontario. LIN 711.5. Maintenance Technician •«cn nor jTrjTGeneral Help Call today technology Oshawa 28 campuses across Canada including MIT.Denence ' ACTORS I ACTRESSES YODELS training 434-8585 'pronto, North York Mississauga, !997 rilmrg -ds .egun starts soon Scarborough, Newmarket Harrulton. Trait: Mor -ea l pro - ONLY 1 YEAR i r i l l 200 John St.. Oshawa Midtown uall 576-9175 SSSSS Ages 12.18 Earn extra SSSS Doug door to door sales. Cash paid daily 614.2699 To find out more $11.25 TO START - We have several fulUpart time positions in housewares and sports items, No exper. necs training provided. 'Advancements oppts. avail. Call for more infor- matron 723-4920. 11,1101l ID ..II .. a ' Plre011a1 OCR -1 du ORK =OBC m» • Job Saareh • ANIMAL CARE AIDE The Vow •ROMAN SERVICE WORKER • LAW i SECONITr ADMINISTRATION • LAW CLERK • DENTAL ASSISTING am" &MholiassiCoasas • TRAVEL COVNSELLIN6swimesw �• o.a..rearno • NOSINESS ADMINISTRATION 57"17v Career Career 10 Training I , Training WELDING & CNC OPERATING Info 6 Registration Call Admissions � a'd :ernri.:ar:nn Scarboro: (416) 750-f950 in up to ro Full time night courses different wA'•'.:nC Starting NOW procla ;fes mc4:dn� Electric Arc MIG TIG Blueprint Reading Dipl"I"a R Speciaiisr Picgramc General ffI Gen el 1 Help ADAMS SERVICES requires thirty CLASS AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract, FulUPart time Call Randy 430-2204 Lots of weekend work, also team work Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. We are by far The N1 Distributor of dyers in our area. Have your flyers delivered4i- & Pi�•►~� any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday arM The Nmspgwten everybody ' 0�� 1 , Just call 1 News Advertiser • • .• Suction a exp oa rg. icoutmg new eopte ho -eeded, w^h 1"e'e" MIT.Denence ' Careers looks snapes SSesnewborn :C senior, Commeraais, 7.1 o�-'ems Voyles. Catalogs. THE NAIL STATION _a- '� a Model and -alert Bu - T,a „ -;-a,,,�, gee :,me a nail technician. ca- .eau will :R h0iWrlg au* - '",training availaoe it lig �r yours area, -hurs 3_llc - fiberglass nails ry ^eo2Cth By aCpartment 'os. coatings. pedicures. only Auai ;Jr tee of .ax,ng. 9051 723-8063 $34 5C ;s retul=le I you OOr t :lualdy •C screcule ADMIN ASSISTANT re- ar• audltwr. Drone 1-4119- ^.urea NS .:,I u -sr ne 352-4999 cetween 'J -ti. :-ganized Busy ottice en- . ronment Fax resume lays a weed 3051433-1162 Resume model and Talent %,eter al Service Bureau Nota School or Agency ATTENTION EMPLOY- ERS We wrl Day lo, vc✓ acvertismg To find out how APPOINTMENT c�o.rs call ;9051 433-0007, warlea.wse.ling in- volved, full and part time avadable. Eiwe,ence pre- ferred. Full training provid- ed Hourly wages plus bo- nuses Positive and enmu- sasoc naviduals only For nierview Call Sherr at NOW 428-201C AVAILABLE NOW full time work. up to S1425 oer hr. start immediately. Car re - 1 -7672 puired. Call 404-0403 11,1101l ID ..II .. a ' Plre011a1 OCR -1 du ORK =OBC m» • Job Saareh • ANIMAL CARE AIDE The Vow •ROMAN SERVICE WORKER • LAW i SECONITr ADMINISTRATION • LAW CLERK • DENTAL ASSISTING am" &MholiassiCoasas • TRAVEL COVNSELLIN6swimesw �• o.a..rearno • NOSINESS ADMINISTRATION 57"17v Career Career 10 Training I , Training WELDING & CNC OPERATING Info 6 Registration Call Admissions � a'd :ernri.:ar:nn Scarboro: (416) 750-f950 in up to ro Full time night courses different wA'•'.:nC Starting NOW procla ;fes mc4:dn� Electric Arc MIG TIG Blueprint Reading Dipl"I"a R Speciaiisr Picgramc General ffI Gen el 1 Help ADAMS SERVICES requires thirty CLASS AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical, Police Clearance, Clean abstract, FulUPart time Call Randy 430-2204 Lots of weekend work, also team work Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. We are by far The N1 Distributor of dyers in our area. Have your flyers delivered4i- & Pi�•►~� any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday arM The Nmspgwten everybody ' 0�� 1 , Just call 1 News Advertiser • • .• PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 _rai IM IM, a-&eal Ge HelpIm eralGen Ge Help eralG Help ral , Cie Help , G Help G Help IM, General elp Colio Estate Wines Part -Time Retail Opportunities Brock Rd. N., Pickering. Appl% in Perwn with RLrumc, Colin Estate Wines 3570 Brock 5t. N. Whitby 130-4859 work, up to 514.25 per hr start immediately. Car re- quired Call 404-0403 CASHIERICOUWER HELP - We are looking for Polite friendly, responsible people. Apply in person at. Goss Country Donuts, 981 Brock Ro Picke, ng on Brock bus' south c' Ba•:ly,. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News ACvel requesis that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more than ,)ne incorrect insertion and 'here shall be no liability for •ton -assertion of any adver- semern. Liability for er- ,ors in ads Is Witted to ft amount paid for the space ,)ccupying the error- All spy is subject to the ap- .lnoval of management of weirs Acivemw C41ne _'hjiivr r- :.tilkT�rO; r .3fiod0 Ontario Chapter is currently reerteitiug for a FUivnluiSING Co -ORDINATOR The successful candWarte main laps experience in Miervislft Villard, LMr urrirten aa/ anal c/rnwarnieattiln skills and Public SP-ddna. Appilicawt must ars/ knee a ear. ,Please flarti rand your resume t/: File •9756, P.O. Box 481, Oshawel Oveteri/, LIB 711.5. No phone tors please. Thank you to ail those who Apply; however, only those Chosen to be bderviewed uW be con sell PICKERING Area Tax: Company requires Drivers Inlmedlalely. Also Dispatcher with Pickering knowledge Full I part time 686-0467 DOMINO'S PIZZA Now EARN Spring seaso❑.we need 20 People to work vanous ar- eas of our company Must be willing to work with the opposite sex. For interview call Carty 721-0299 STYLIST WANTED for new Coll salon with some clientele. Salary + commission, training pro- vided Call Berta (905ja33- 0453 or 721.9810 1650 PER WEEK Hiring - Fuu & Pan time As- from home clipping cou- EXPERIENCED hairstylist sista t Managers. Also rue- pons Light assembler, pro- wanted for new Salon in • 19 driverspaid cash passing mad (416) 812. Durham Centre. Ajax. -ugMfer Appy 0-Y tOSt Sim- Good w Can 905 689 Earn money readingages 1 ) • -oe 80 St N.. Oshawa 434- books from home $100 619-57 2777, at 10 Harwood S. per title (416) 812-6892 44ax. 683-9993. at 1215 code 6. Bayiy. Phckenng. 831-0030 We pay you duectly to assernble our products Easy work No oxpcnence necessary For FREE details send SASE to 1Five Star Enterprises 1848 Liverpool Rd, Suite 213 Pickering, Ont., L1 V 6M3 Homeworkers Urgently Needed up to $82Mwk Easy work." "No expem ence required-' For free details send a SASE to Skylite Enterprises 150 Clark Blvd Suite 247, Brampton Ont L6T 4Y8. TELEMARKETERS NEEDED immediately, from our office, Days & evenings available $7/hr. , plus cash bonuses, no experience needed, will train. 721- 0021 MODELS NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA " INCOME `ravel to exciting citiesNew York, Parts, Milan Call for FREE consultation 430-5715 INTERNET Telemarketer; Pickering Publishing Com- pany seeks experienced Telemarketer to sell Irl net Directory Listing to new and existing Industna: r, ants. Must be sell m- .,.,ed and results oriented Hourty rate. Fax resume to. Pub- lisher.(905)509-4451 IT PAYS to lose weight! You look good. Feel great and earn extra income, Call 571 5063 Don't Forget OshawaNIiithy This Reek Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 JAWTORIALCLEANERS: For a rapidly expanding major leader in the Iandon- al services field (office buildings, shopping malls. retail stores. gob dubs. ho- tels and hospitals) Recent expansion in Ontario has created greater opportunity for growth.We currently re- quire a few janitorial clean- ers to service our custom- ers in the Oshawa and Whitby areas. We well pro- vide all equipment and chemicals. You must be a pleasant, dean cut, self - motivated individual who is punctual, reliable, friendly, have a reasonable com- mand of the English lal guage and have a lot of cleaning experience. We offer a conhpel wage depending on experience. with work hours throughout the day and night It you have the above basic re- quiremel kindly present yourself for an interview any time between 9 00 a.m. and 4:00 p m on Wednes- day. February 19, 1997 at Travel Lodge, 940 Cham - plan Ave, Oshawa. L 1 J 7A6 (Butter Enterprises) IMt IVHILil blAH lb taking applications for AM distributors As an inde- pendent agent individual will responsible for 7 day deliveries. sales. and col- lections. For further rnfor- ■ Janitorial floor cleaning for 6-7 days per week contracts. Monthly contracts. Must have own company and customer references. Fax resume to: 416-798-9913. OVERLOAD OF WORK. 20 people needed mme- 6ately to fill vanous areas of Oshawa Company Must be hardworking and ambi- tious. We will train. Call Ashley for personal inter- view 721-1411 TELEMARKETERS Need- ed by Durham region com- pany experienced or will train Hourly wage and bo- nuses .Call 428-7897 SALES REPS needed for Ontario's largest wholesale direct food company. All leads supplied. Ask for Brian 728.0912. t matron call 728-5119. or 686-2292. Ask for Mr. • Blears TRAVEL CONSULTAN required with 2 yrs exper once. Knowledge of Apoll an asset. Deliver resume i person to: Oshawa Traw Ltd- 74 Simcoe SUS or fa to- 905-579-9090 attentio Tony. WANT TO BE YOUR OWI BOSS? Studio S.K ; We're looking for moderr up-to-date hairstylists Ic chair rentals. Please appl in person 108 Dunda St.W, Whitby or call 43( 9397, Office Help BOOKKEEPER/AC- COUNTANTand Data Er try.rAdmin, required fu time, immediately Fax re sume 905 433-1162 Re sume Referral Service SELLING YOUR HOME? Inquire about our HOME FOR SALE PACKAGE 676-9336 ' 1 Improvements , ' Improvements ' ' Improve ' provernertts ' Floral Floral r. -TIN Design • Desi n • Em Health Beauty House Mo & gParty ro-W g 9 • Storage Cleaning • $evices SUDcIET ROiE iMPROVEbMENTS Basemen; Apts Rec-rooms, plumbing. Additions, electrical, drywall, decks ceramic tiling & counter tops 15 yrs. Exp. cal Mara (905) 619-4663. cel. (416) 5604663 10% off labour (wo F•0 21 1997) Removal" i Rsp•rs . 0-g or Sam - Ac ept & Prolsssrarrl 15 years exp•rerro ren Eae•r.rlR.trwriaa �s35-81�24� carpertlsr76ur. can..cw RENOVATIONS DOES YOUR HOUSE NEED A LIFT"' You ,tame it, we'll do it. Bathrooms, kitchens, windows, etc. Fully licensed, insured and bonded. 665--E135 DOORS ORn US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905437.0949 moved. relocated: electric air cleaners, hurruc ihers. iit a •anaY jabs. Maia.ruiar cornn■rcial kKUM&W 25 years experience. err•. Ergbwal••. Patrk 19OW28.OM '-,e is a . 0- • . GENERAL CARPENTRY e estimates. house a XVions, basements. decks. trim work. door n- salatlon, baseboards, sheds. root repairs. (905)619-2930 Bit Jr. J.P. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Renovations, carpentry, Siding , drywall taping, tum, patnt- irtg, bathrooms, finished base- ments, garages. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Call Phil 430-5873 PELLY'S DEMOLiflON WORK Renovations, home im- Call Dave's local number 416-948-7633 RENOVATIONS W. Quality honrie, renovations sins 1976 NO PROJECT Too SMALL Kitchens Basements Windows • Doors Bathrooms • Etc. 9056"11 visa T.E.P.'S cusrow CARrorrnlr v CONTRACTING For at; r,,.- ,eLdsle home mckgng-aO*bons. bunts. decks lenarg. cabinets porch en- closures, wing. drywall. tapingpainting, sh•k^ng ul bars. k,tcnens & be" Etc Terry for esbrnate 43"115 Licenced Carpenter. 23 years experience. Renovations Rec-,corns. Drywall $13 per hour Cal Bruce 905-342-3938 saAslaction guaranteed andyman 3 MEN AYALABLE TO MEET ALL YOUR HOUSEiiOLD NEEDS. Pulifta. Monet maker. electrician. Kildwra, bathrooms, rec-roorns, painting, trim. Fully insured. 4 • Plumbing SAVE PLUMBING RENOVATIONS Licenced plumbers, 25 yrs. experience. Licenced gas fitters. New installations, rec-rooms, baths, basements, ceramic tiles, kitchens, elec- trical. 686-1781 PERGO LAMINATE FLOORING Ideal for any room in your house Expert Installation or Do-it-yourself. InsUuction videos available. Call Greg for Free Estimates & Free Brochures 14800-465-3707 or (905) 686-1868 (•vngwwknds) MPainting &Moving i Decorating room Storage DECORRTIVE PRINTER Offers a variety of painting techniques for your home. Call (905) 420-3763 Painting, _-- Wall aperng, New Stucco, RepaiMirlg old Sit . WainscWtig. nwukb 'Wal boarding. muni house- hold repairs. Also Faux Painting. (90SW2M TMS -PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exlwkw European WOfkrttarts W Fast, dean, reliable Service. 420-0081 • Moving 8 • Storage Alec Moving systems full services, moves, ap- pliance and piano Special- ists. Flat rate or howdy. We now have treated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99. and up. Cat for dor- maboo, 725.0006 x427-0005 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anythin5. anywiree. an" Cdnnril or ru 0ent•1 Packaging faorag• and boxes available Suwon 6 mid month discounts Free estxnana 571-0755 1-888.491-66W MARRY-O•TFE- MOVEAS Mae big or small, we price Chem W. Free estimates. series ifisciou t, shot, no - Ill mass. Appliances 'Wed, all storage space available. Comparable rales. Cal 432-2M0. Will do household moves, residBrrial, conmercial. M types of moves. Can Carl or Jame 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses, Aparmiell Of- rnxes, Appliances and Piano Specialists. Beni« and Mid -Mont, Dill counts. licensed, in- sured. Free Estimates. Excellent: service. Call 436.7795. MOVING SYSTEMS &g or small Mat or hourly rates Senior and md- rnorrh decourus. Ras, - dental or conimuaal Comparable rates. Free estimates. 905-723-7479 1-800-853-T750 Experienced Cross Mowers Bargar, rates horses. prices. ap . etc Plano moving Packing availaole 423-0239AIV)? ROFlooring, Carpeting IICARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, re<aeld,.,g. our sped". Free estlmales. D & N Duncan, M7-1799 0-r 9,17.16 FLOO111WI fr Installation and refinishing Herringbone - boarders, Reasonable Rates Free Esbr riates. 839-4922 • House • Cleaning problems finding time to clean your home? For Professional Home cleaning, Cal Helen's Home services today. 427-4385 SHINE MAID 11111116RYiCE Quality home & office cleaning. Single or Team service available. Insured & Bonded 839-413 Specializing in house cleaning. • Vyeetdy • Bi -weekly Tel. (416)-291-8244 Cell (905) 706 4365 FREE ESTIIATES •Party • Services BELLY DANCERS Clowns, magician, top quality entertainment. Call Mala in the Moon Producttiloas (9115) 509-7616 MAGICIAN • Live animals • All Occasion • All ages CALL JEFF 8397057 RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties Arid At Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 66"93=• Him• Driving • • Schools AL1. SAFE PRO DRIN'IN ; SCHOOL MARCH BREAK SPECIAL MARCH 10 - 13 Approved driving ciwrse for maximum insurarwe discount Fee $279. Also regular courses offered. 428-1717 • • Business • Services Nl Qz) ROWT-W SFNAM cess Caring individuals with expservimo senior citizens in our contrin l)r. For more wilormabon call Heart to Heart Seniors Services Sheen A hairs Henry ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS(! Treed of your accounts being in disarray ? Let DP Accu -Books services DEMONSTRATE PROFESSIONALISM for you. 7 -or all your accounting needs, call today! 905-427-5231 MALE ANATOMY ENLARGEMENT Professional vacuum pumps or surgical Gain 1-3 inches safety & permanently FREE brochure: Dr. Joel Kaplan (3121409-9995 WANTED - 38 people t, lose up to 30 ft by Easter Al Natural Cal nowt 416 631-8837 • • Financial • •• ax Directory Got pow Income as reserve prepared Ix•r a LOW; fiat rate! $1.5 per retum!- ,--Nw Ret£ PEK40 a DEUV Y (>01851- t8423 1 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it arms Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 576-9335 or fax 579-2238 _ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 -PAGE 25 Officet Office Office Office Office Saba Help/ Sales Help/ Articles Articles Help Help I Help Im Help EM Help Agent I Agent For Sale For Sale LAW OFFICE Requires Mature, Expereienced REAL ESTATE SECRETARY Send resume to: David G.Goodaire Box 123, Whitby Ontario, LIN 5R7 or Fax 1-905-668-8576. Scarborough Business (Steeles/Markham Rd Area) needs BILINGUAL (ENGLISWRENCH) TELEPHONE ORDER DESK REP Only those possessing the following need apply: • Fluent language skills • Good spelling skills • Courteous telephone manners -Thorough knowledge of Canadian geography • Working knowledge of Word, Excel, Microsoft Office • Ability to work under pressure This Is a Monday to Friday position with working hours scheduled bet- ween 8:30am and 6:00pm. Please send your resume to: Economist & Sun, Box 4595 9 Heritage Road Markham, Ont L3P 1M3 Walk from Union Admin/Project Asst$35K Dwnt. corporate c lent requires strong Word, Excel, P,)werpoint, Lotus 'dotes, Access & r Mal skills. Pro. +de tech. support. .'ust have exc. org. P, communication Exec Asst to $40K (shed, profes. ;stinal & corporate rdlvldual deeded for Bay St. client. executive search exD.an asset Call lied for your interview rine! ('MIS) 1131-7-159 ECW m -Starring lcrvikrs ENTRY LEVEL PRO- GRAMMERS needed and ar ware-sohware sales Jr0lesstonals Fax resume 9051 433-1162 Resume tefemill Service. OSHAWA: PART-TIME ata entry clerk/receptionist 'equired for banquet centre i golf course. Basic ac- .ounting, computer a sec- 'etanal skills required. Fax 'esume to (905)623-2257. PART TIME Legal Secre- '-Iry required. able to work ' exible hours. General att ce - real estate, fainly ew, criminal. Please mail 'esume to File a 9758, Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario LH 71.5 PART TWE RECEPTION- IST required for Property Management office in Ayax. 12.15 hours par weep. Ex- perience with Window and Word Pertec an asset. Reply, to File 19755 Osha- wa This Woak, PO Box 481 Oshawa. Ohl, L I H 7L5 PRODUCT COORDINA- TOR I PURCHASIIG. pro- gressive hi -tech company seeks an endiusiestic, in- dependent results ori- - and experienced pmdu t Coordinator. Must know li- me and word porlact and be skilled in nullti tasking within a fast paced office. Reply lions with �bFeb�y j Fax 905-436.1075. amH*f� LOCALPICKERING COMPANY, requires ex- perienced outside sales representative. Computer would led", n rise Base salary plus commission. Send resume to Summit Dlred, 1080 Brock Rd. Unit. 14, Pickering, Ont. L I W - 3X4 ' Sales Help/ Agent PUBLISHING COMPANY located in Pickering re- quires an experienced Ad- venssig Sales Represen- tative for national and ra- g-onal trade periodicals. Must have previous expen- ence in advertising sales, and be able to start nvme- diatefy Qualified and ex- Perienced persons. please -ontact Onich Flerks at (905) 831 4711 a please tax re- sume at (905)831-4725 Skilled Im Help AUTO BODY. ocentied bo- dyman, or 4th or 5eh year apprentice, must have own toots. aN 579-4000 CHEF FOR COUNTRY Club (Seaonal Apr' -Or White -Rodgers, a highly recognized world leader in the manufacture of HVAC controls is currently seeking a: BIUNGUAL CUSTONI R SERVICE ASSISTANT (Part -Time) The Successful candidate will answer routine customer inquiries with respect to order status, delivery, and pric- ing, combined with entry of orders into a computerized system. Relief of Customer Service Personnel, commu- nication with customers preferring the French language, and various other office duties will be required. Applic- ants must have a Gr.12 education with business cours- es, be bilingual (French/ English), with accurate data en- try/PC skills, and an excellent telephone manner. This position is part time with Flexible hours of Five 1/2 days, or three whole days a week. Interested candidates should forward their resume to: Tom Honey /V Emerson Electric Canada Ltd. W R 9999 Highway #48 I Mm Markham, Ontario L3P 3,.13 Fax (905) 475-4630 EMERSON Daycare • Available DAYCARE AVAILABLE in my home Pre-school age, ovng, caring, clean envi- ronment: hist I CPR courses taken Call I.... 683-6545 E.C.E. We provide a warm nurturing environment with many reaming Opportuni- ties Experienced I Rear- ences Pickering Beach a Road, area. 905426-1534 IN MY HOME, french speaking loving, caring grandmother lir new bans and up to 12 in m III Puik- strng. West Shore and Ha - crest area Can anytime. (905) 839.3842. PLAY DAYCARE Lots of TLC d fun' Non-smoking environment. home -cooked meals/snacks Pre-school activity, all ages Magi~wood. Apx 7a. m.-6p.m. 428-7464 WESTNEY HEIGHTS, St Patncks Cathotic School, quaky Oaycan, hot meals. crafts. music and bring at- tention. Smoke-free, to - ' Bargain Corner GORGEOUS ! yea oil Golden Retriever / Collie Mix. Male Good tempera- ment Free to a good home 831-9707 HAND hewned beams 8- 15 It lengths. $7-S"_ per - 100 lir mantle, fire- place.cohage, recroom/bar. old solid wooden doors meach. Storm windners $5 each 905-263-6303_ INGLJS dryer. hefty dory. almond. $275 838-3069 Articles For Sale APT -SIZE FREEZERS. 5200 R up Apt -size wash- ers. $250 ti up. Apt -size dryers. $200 6 uo Stack- able washer/dryer. $650 Upright freezer. 3 yrs old. scuff. 5300 Washers. $200 6 up.3 yr old washer a dryw. GE. 5550 Almond black glass door side-by- side. $700 Fridges. 5200 a up Dryers, $175 a up Stoves. 5200 a 'tp STEPS a HANK'S APPLIANCES. 362 French St Oshawa 905-432-7167 Warranties 6 months METICULOUS CONDI- aVRGIAR ALARMS allow TION. Viking salt dean thieves bme in your home oven and refrigerator (12 KEEP THEM OUT' Custom years old) aw"*4. "rifting built stets security window extra Capacity washif"i bas avows affordable w.( 5 yin. old ) white, 576- peace of mind even with 3994 the windows open For a Used kitchen, cabinets, free estimate call Secure cupboard doors. locks. Dosigns (905µ28-8429 bathtub, toilets, call 665- CARPET BROKER, 9617 /DC°•,. Nylon Mick. plush USED STOVE, $199 or stain resistant Carpet For 3 best otter. OMrCe desk 1 rooms.nly �� drawers 575 or Deet offer 300 Sq a (905)837-6733 roOekm pod and �tapetion ployees Call 905-373- in your home Free quota- -11 !deal post- Copts "On. 427-5048 tron n your name No in - hon lir Sous Chet or ogixv- Articles Went. sleeking advance- serest. no paymen lir ale mens The position requires TITEr=t for Sale full year. Daniel. t -900 - ME an organized ndividual 21. 0104 with good supervisory skills CARPET lir sale for free and personable outlook OLIN lir pal» 25'. 2r. Please tax resurne In Con- fidence to The Manager. Whrtevole Golf Club. Box 130. Whitevale Ontario. (905)294 -5115 - INTERNET MARKETING consultants Sales back- ground. full tranirg proviso - ed and tranernext support Highly motivated. Good in- terpersonal skills Fast paced environment Fax resume (905) 433-1162. Resume Referral Service LICENSED MACHINISTS, Millwrights, Mig and Tig welders and forst Int opera- tors needed for contract as- signments. For an appant- mentcat 1-905-837.6060 • 1 w°a''antCBfeed COUPLE seeks live-in -OP- Call 839• -W07 - LIVE OUT nanny needed to are for 3 yr. old a 6 ma old. Experienced, reWo-- es, own car. Mon. -Fri. . 7- 5:30. Own child 3-4 yrs. welcome. e. Whines and Hwy 2.905-837-1729. MATURE FULL TIME day - are PHovidw in our hate or yours, 3 yr. old and 6 mo. old. Whine's and Finch, tN- eretces required 831- 4461. MOTHERS Helper wanted to wont Fridays to do laun- dry and tight Housekeeping. Flexible hours. Call (905) 420.2081. NANNY REQUIRED: Live - out. 2 1/2 to 5 days per weak. Relerences re_.--. Whites Rd. area. 839.3019. Daycare • Available 17 MONTH OLD Gid seek- ing playmate aged 2-3 yrs. to share rmy nanny. Las of toys a lots of love. 905- 831-7242. CERTIFIED MARINE 31' TV's Free del /ser -up. shop at homa e service n ni Mechanic available with 16 Sharp. Toshiba. Hitachi, Arid nM will show you ten n. exp. R dile. rely Y hpOris staining from S6 2S'week rleren We also au - able. a Pelecifonist n his Can 905.571-1412 t r tom estr Installations. repairs s Seniors and ruts, field. Fed up with fly by 905-4328. or 985-8676. onptoyws, looking lir KENWOOD Prdogic star- Calan It Discounts, Can Mike 905 - secure secure year round empoy- iso. 5 Disk CD. dual cas. 431-4040 men and benefits package sate. 6 speakers Own by Carpet Mill Dismbutors, with established marina prone starting from $801), 12 months No payments. that respects excellent er► week 905-571.1412 No interest. iOAC! 3 rooms ployees Call 905-373- ■ (300sq It ) installed with 7494 1977 SKIDOO 440 TNT, deluxe pad from onty $399 nonban Bed $349 00 Said good running condition Specials on Vinyl, Cerahvc and Hardwood Flooring ' FireYllOOdFree $600 36' wood lathe. v 2hp motor, with stand. Shap At Flints 1-800- If 5350 Call 905-728-1962 663-6046 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST CARPET -ILL Osrtbu- top quality hardwood at low prices. Free delivery Serving Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa. Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741. BROOKLIN FIREWOOD. Bushilace cords, kindling quality seasoned firewood. Please phone (leave mes- sage) 905-655.8797 Hwy 12 to spencerm s Road. turn north on Ashburn Road, 200 yards. S501face cord. nixed, picked up FIREWOOD. Excellent quality hardwood,. C-tuar- ameed, extra long luty seasoned, cut and split. Honest mitasuromenl. Free delivery Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905.753-2246. FIREWOOD: Roka Lum- ber a Firewood Centre. 4'x8'1112'. $60: 4'xBk16•. $65. Established 1963. Days 705-277-3381, Even- ings 905-434-6665. Free delivery to Oshawa area Bgoin Corner 4 MICHELIN SNOW ores, exceMem condition, on new 14- Toyota rims. Asking S70 each. (905) 428-2665. FREE TO GOOD HOME 3 112 yr. old part lab. pan Irish Setter, female, good tem- perament, needs a lamily with a large backyard. 439- 8720. 428-8873 2 HONDA Powered Go- tors, 12 monks No pay - Karts. call ,len. or Shawn. malts. No interest. (OAC) 3 839-55112. rooms (300sq tt ) installed 4 PCE BEDROOM SHITE $900 or best offer. 6 pce solid Rosewood $1,950 or best offer, table and chairs 5100., coffee and end ta- bles S35., kids Iurnxture S35 each. office chair $35, an- tique occasional chairs $95, antique dressers 5350., partial list only. 697- 3532 ALMOND Fridge 8 Stow, good condition. $400. Bots trailer 15 inch wheels, 2000 pound capacity, 5300 OBO. Cat 619.3098. ALUMINUM rims 15• (van lir truck), excellent coni lion. $150. Call Tony 434- 8924 ANTIQUE n011pf1 and chair. green brocade uphdstary with wood accent good corWition, as" $700. 433-1640 ANTIQUE diningroonn su- ite, 10 pus, good concNion, $2000 obs Antique bar also available, suitable br commercial use $1200. 668-8199. APPLIANCES, MOVING. Sol wood pickled oak, 11 pcs. dining room set, bed chesterfield• Also Auto pick up truck. 112 ton lull size and truck finer small. 905- 438.8183 with deluxe pad from only $399. Speraals on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Fee Shop At Homs. 14800-663-6046. CARPETS - lots of carpet 100% nylon. new stain w lease carpets on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms, 5349. Price includes carpel, pre- mium pad, expert instate - win. last delivery, free so - mates (30 yards). Norman 686.2314 COMPUTER - complete system. 8 -tags Ram, 300 rruarlor, 6 -ICAO -4-M, - - -- - COMPUTERS USED 486/ 50.8 COMPM to 5296. Much - Media 486 DX 4/11W corn- pift syshmn 5775. Add a 14.4 modem to most used systems for $49. Used printers from $69. DX066 C PU'S sm. Con" w Clearance Center, Bow- marvie. (9043)697-3059 CONTENT SALEtff Mostly row turnittue (LRlDRtBRI K), children's toys (Little Tyke's), antiques, CDAW Cassano stereo system; a much mora! (906)723-8335 -go. CUTE COMPACT pur- ebred Lhasa Apso pups, non allergenic, non shad - ding, vat cocked. 6 weeks old, $450 each. both par- ents on premises, 432- 7565 The New Whitby Toyota Requires Experienced new, used & leasing Sales Consultants Due to increased showroom traffic and tremendous sales increases, we are looking for an above average Sales Consultant to compliment our award winning sales team. For a Personal interview call Nick Esso or Miles Shrider 905-668-4792. Tor. line 686-2228 Articles For Sale DISC JOCKEY SYSTEM: ' )OSC 1500 wan ampir . er 0)W8 mixing board. 2)Sony ch'mpact disc play- ers (2)Ehte 1000 wan speakers (with processor) 11)Microphone and stand Set comes with over 650 compact discs with carrying cases Music ranges from 50's a 60's. Country. Rock a roll and current dance music. System in excellent condition Asking $7.500 or best offer Call (905)433- 4709 ENCLOSED TRAILER 14x8'x6.6- No. 18' Over ll Surge brakes, ramp door. side man door $380c 905- 985-2306 Jim ESTHETIC EQUIPMENT and massage therapy boa, includes all sa mce pro- ducts. examples - skin ;,are Ino. makeup line, eye lash tints, mar -cure and pedi- cure equipment. paraffin wax. manicure !-Ne -,iw light high frequency mag - ratted facial light and mucn rrno _ (905) 665 -mit FUR COAT 'ull length coyote with saver lox trim, excellent shape. $600. 623610 GARAGE door repairs, broken springs, cables. rollers. openers installed $49 New doorvopeners. Ouahry Plus Doors 416- 336-0073 KENW000. A iao Video receive prorogic surround sound, processor.Kenwood 5 disk CD player, 5 speak ors. 2 loner, 1 centre 2 rear $900 00 000 721- 0080 KIRBY G4 'Vacuum Sys- tembrand new. $1800 or best offer Call 905-438- 1734 LIFECYCLE 9500 sones• mint condition, always maintained. used in home. top of the lirhe. Gym bike $1600 o.b o Over $3000 new Call days 905-430- 0979. evenings 905-623- 0283. MACINTOSH LC 2, with style writer 2, printer, will to pan for a reasonable offel. 905-576-5096 MINK COAT, (1/2 length) and maid" hat, - lightly wom. size 20 - 221/2. $350. 725-1430. MOVIES, SPORTS, Spe- cial Events. 18' Satellite Dishes wilt 1 year pro - "twig tram $799. - installed 5949. Electronic repairs - Free estxnates. Call DURHAM AN at (905)404-0810. MOVING SALE, dining room Set, table 4 chairs, txAU a hukh. $950 O.B.O., Seem washer a dryer, good condition, $400.623-4377 PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS • Surprise your Valentine! Timakess treas- ures lir your loved one. New and used pence. Not sure? Rent to own, apt. fuze, upright. grand, dignal, key0oards. Clock - grand father, marine, wait and cuckoo. Tekp Piano Works, 433.1491. SHOWCASES and shelv- ing, reasonable. 905-427- 4084. SKLAR, Top of the line seating, sofa like new, off whitetblue $600. Sklar love seat, like new, floral $400. 985-1294. ' HOW ARE WE DOING? ; ' The 7hsuua erC»dDepaaT!er t ■ ■ s =TrTA3d b pruAdng ctrcaiArvs wit the best ■ ■ possbe service. We wo(Jd appf6cale yo(rt�ncJd ■ If mspaee b the q xstions below. ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative otter friendly, ■ ■ courteous service? ■ ■ 113. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? ■ Articles ■ Bull PURE IID:Terriers.lis ■ For Sale ■ 4 Suggesbons or comments: ■ OAKIPINE FURNITURE ■ show Friday Feb. 14/87 fi ■ Trad,t,oral Woodworking 905-4328. or 985-8676. ■ One of Ontario's largest ■ sale. Non shedding. non tions needs unique crafters manufacturers of Solid ■ vat noodled. House train- ■ Wood Furniture announces our New for 1997 finish it ■ We would like t3 dear ., torn you. ■ yourself line of Said oak a S45. PAWS A WHILE KEN- ■ Pine Furniture Eg- Can- ■ your boarding and groom- ing needs. Located bet. SELL IT NOW nonban Bed $349 00 Said CALL vine. Please call (905) ■ Oak Pedestal Table 6 4 ■ If cmaws $695 M. 905-965- you prefer, ■ 6774 ■ please contact Fred Eismont WASMizfull ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ■ s-za aPt apt size 0 0•w^ by ' Phone. Starting from S825. ■ or fill out this coupon week 905-571-1412 ■ USED FRIDGE 5225 and ■ and mail to: up. used stoves S20C and ■ ■ up. used warners ClassWsed Department ■ n and up. dryers $179 and � aro Flm brand nae 'ridg- idg-es. P.O. Box 481 es. 16 16 6 c t $605 and ■ up Neew up MPS Farewell St,. ■ stoves S"9 and Sar 11 ptynson•s Furniture en0 Oshawa, Ontari ■ Dort SI. ■ o Oshawa. 6--744 ' LIH 71.5 ■ WHEELCHAIR. Everest ■ Jennings. 'Co ,, the Line. ■ like new. 623-2369 'ftr wastactor is 77e neasuE of JUr succez' ■ YAMAHA CL.AVINOVA CLP - '535 for sale Mmt condition.2200 5Call 666- 4064 after 5pm Articles MIT -Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purcnasrng 'umitiure, or an- ything old. Scientific rdwu- ments. China, silver adver- mtr'g• rori. decoys dolts. MA Doftles, couemons or amos Can Robert Bowen Antiques (905' 655-8049. Brooktm HOT DOG a Sausage CarT Warted wrtr tow package Hot a Coil water, preferably with sneaer w,Th license and permit and o- ation in Bow-anvrlle or Oshawa Reasonably priced Call 623-5342 or 435-6229 RUComputer ,Internet NEW MUSIC a -zine e http www dumam news net,-alc238 in- dex ri GM DIRECT Computers Services Sweetheart Pack- age INTEL PENTIUM 200 includes communicating and muni -media CD Rom packages with many extras. $2699 Monitor extra. Spe- cializing in Hardware sates and installations. Call (905) 427-9882. Lost & i o Found LOST - Jan. 8197 - Border cotiWdaWWion cross, bled with spotted crest and lags., vary Iherldy and timid. Answers b 1AlaruklM. O bund please call 723- 6643. LOSTII Mak cat, mostly WNW with black a crown mask around eyes. 1 spa on lift side. gray/black tai: Krosno/Sandy Beach Rd. area, since Jan 26. 420- 4325. Reward. • tBoMdrlg AMERICAN ESKIMO Pup- pies lot sale. Purebred, 8 weeks old. all while. no pa- pers, call 905-623-7426 ROTWELLLER SHEPHERD cross, and tem- poo pups lot sale. Vet checked. Ist shots, call Laurie (416) 281-1889 to ON . / I • . . . . . I ML anComputer Computer Video Video WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. CaU John Duarte at179-4400 Arts Arts •' CrCraftss B' Crafts Comt" Craft Mwka Open 7 days a week. Come in and see our wide Sei(echon of hand Crofts. IV Cavia • Woodworking • FA Art IF Floras If Gift Bmkets for aD o=tsiotts ♦ V&mm Giles and muds more. "Antique Barn" :1:;:a,+Comin9 Soon Vendors O-allAtAe 1618 Dundas SL E, Mfi&d r NL oonnrlitidtsall/Datdns offli;_W� an--. • / act Bull PURE IID:Terriers.lis of 7 weeks old, all ATTENTION CRAFTERS.Terriers. stoats, 2 males / 2 harM"& Unique craft venders want- Unregatered Awaitaple to ed, for dowittown, Port Par - show Friday Feb. 14/87 fi ry 'OcatiO^' Phorle Mike at her 3pm. 905-576-9656. 905-4328. or 985-8676. VENDORS wanted - Kath - LHASA APSO PUPS for loon's Olde Tyme Produc- sale. Non shedding. non tions needs unique crafters anergic, health guarantee, for its 7th Annual Craft vat noodled. House train- Show at Jubilee Pavilion ng started. Payment terms April 20th/97. after 6 p.m. available. (705) 786.3124. 905-728-9791. Booth rental S45. PAWS A WHILE KEN- NELS, now open daily for your boarding and groom- ing needs. Located bet. SELL IT NOW ween CourticWBowman- CALL vine. Please call (905) 623-3940 575-9335 PAGE 26 -TILE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 197 M5;_W� Automobiles Boarding Elm, For Sale SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS, Home raised. CKC reg s tered super pets with writ- ten health and tempera ment guarantee. great for beginner musheis. or add I your racing stock(613) 395-5578 HELP GIVE a homeless Pet the second chance they deserve Many spayed or neutered adult cats. kittens. and medium to large s¢e dogs available. Pet Sup- plies. donations and dog foster homes also needed Please call DURHAM ANI- MAL ADOPTION 905-438- 8411 IN STYLE" AT K9 CONNECTIONS Dog Obedience CLASSES ALL LEVELS Back by Popular Demand!'! FREE 6 foot leallher training lead valued at $20. for the Ist 25 students Cal! ohr or Dianne to register 1-905-438"1711 Automobiles for Sale NEED A VEHICLE? Po'?' creel- Nc credo" Bankrupt') Call Trai at 905-576-1800 or 1-88- 259-3673 1 can help, 1981 CHEV Balser solid body only 130.000kms. V6. automatic. 4 -door, needs paint. $,400 certified Good soled car' Call 905-434- 5249 1966 TransAm. 'uly low- ed C locks DS p trunk. a 51. auto T -bar roof. 1st year winter driven New pant. Dreg. brakes Ment condition No reasonable prior re- fused 434-7226 after 5 pm 1988 CAVALIER Z24, 5 - speed 2 5 V5 red whack int. 139.11 rocamly paint- ed. rust -proofed. $3.900 con wd 1988 Chev Corsi- ca 4-000r. 4-cyl. auto. 135.-t- S280C certified Both ars 0"C""nt cori6- tion 433-1787 1989 DODGE COLT: auto. good body. "'Jns great. Cd player. new fuel pumy brakes 176,000km $2500 cert At 725-0816, 433 5532 1989 TOYOTA Corolla. 4 door 5 speedamtm cas sena. 145.000km, $4500 o.b.o. Call between 4-930 weekdays (905)668-2745 1990Bonneville SSE. ex- Ceuent Condition. Cerhtmed. tunrod, Mather. new tires. $6500obo 5 71 -0138 1990 SPORTY LUMINA EURO 4 odor, while. load- ed, excellentcondition $5500. or bring all otters, must sell- 905.404-9310 after Spm. 1191 NYUNDAI EXCEL standard Two door, white. dartdmad. $2.900 Call after bpm Cap (905)428-7136. 1992 CHRYSLER Dynasty LE, loaded. grow wrth grey interior, 95.000 km. $8250. obo.434-2775. IM DODGE SHADOW, 4 floor, auto. air, certified. m 113,000 kil., it condition. $6,295. Telephone 666- 2747 1M GRAND PRIX LE, pi s. pts, ift or. cruise. amAm cassette. arctic whi beaMitd Car, excellent con- dition, $8,499 o.b.o. cer i- tied. 905-721-90126. 1990 FORD TOPAZ: Low nkleage, fully loaded, rtvm condition, second car. $7500. film. 905.666-0975. 1993 JEEP CHEROKEE: Loaded, 120K, Moving - must sell! $17.500. 985- 4522 (Port Perry). 1994 GRAND PRIX SE, P/w, I PIS, PIM, Cruise. Tip, Am/Fm cassette, secur- dy system, 79.000 km. $14,500. Cal 683-3020. 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6, p(s. abs, jai p/w., pltrunk, security system. 4 -door, ap- prox. 79,000 highway kms, $14.500 Like new, one owner. 905-683-3020. 1994 RED SUNBIRD: 2 door, very dean, perfect condition, A/C. AM/FM ra- dio, 66,000 kms, electric locks. $10,500 Certified. 9D5-987.3352. 87 HONDA CMC: 4 door sedan In good running Condition. 51600 as is. Call (905)697-2908 and leave message 88 BONNEVILLE, good condition. engine, trans. mission & brakes recently redone As is. asking 54.500 0.bo. Little to cert, ty (905)404.2134 anytime ARLIE SALES 728"2755. Durham's Largest Whole. sailer Pre -Sprang Clearance 91 Cadillac Brm D. Elegance. super clean car. $10800 92 Aerostar van, air, cruise. tilt. $7450 92 Lumina APV only 7101 7 -passenger. .eaded. now only S11.995 '391 Camaro RS clean. .adetl Car, low miles. sum- -er wheels & bre$. $8795 R8 Dodge Caravan, low Ks '^rs week's special. $3995 ?3 Hyunda, Sonota 4 -doer. auto. p/w, p/l. cruisii & -rare. $3695 93 Olds ._oh ieva 4 -door. 6-cyl. air. jmsetilt, value pnced S9465 1992 Sunbird GT. laded low Ks $9295 93 -rand Am SE. 2-000r load- ed. $9695 93 Cavalier RS. s-(Joor. auto air. low k's. 57895 89 Corsica 4 -door iatchback au. cruise. Mean ca, S4895 1987 ;hevy Nova. 4 -door. 5 - Peed. certified. 52295. 991 Cadillac Sedan Jevdle.low k's and leather. now $,2.76C 'E Vans. 2 Suburbans. 6 Trucks. 54 Cars to choose from ARLIE SALES LTD 520 Taunton Rd' East at Wilson 728- 2755 AVTO LOANS -auto dealer Aill grange financing c%: -n if )ou have hNccn turned down h�:: otI Loans ,o.,ulahle for no %dit, had credit and bankruptcy hu Vers. Call Cindv (91 666-3398 CARUSO AUTO SALES 199' Cavalier. auto. 171.000 kris black $4.295 auto. 19e9 Dynasty white. auto. 160.000 kms $1.295 96 Cole" Spot burger. ay 204.000 kms. $1200 84 Honda Accord Auto. very dean, must be seer, $1295 can Phil 686-3803 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 576-9335 or fax 579-2238 SELL�G YOUR HOME? lnpirr�e about our HOME ■■11 i OME FOR 1.7fAIS PACKAGE 576.9335 If You Wish To Advertise In Home Improvement Headquarters Call Billy 683.0707 4- �rwmnl Imrovement DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS pos) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT n0t'BLE fieehNk+1a1200r' HUNG TILT -ACTION • Picture Windows - Bay & Bow Windows •Insurance Claims - cat o Doors - Storm Doors - New Construction Windows • :a12S5 & SAWi Screen Repairs _ NO 4 MOBILE SHOWROOM �S` FEB. FREE ESTIMATES 5197 WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W SALES SERVICE B OSHAWA, ONTARIO INSTALLATION L1J 211_3 redillill"ZVO-011905) 579-2222 NJCD Enterprises E�.�n+av�.�ia►ns OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE Tel: 905420-6541 ■ Countertops ■ Cabinets ■ Kitchens ■ Bathrooms ■ Basements Pgr: 416-337-0985 391 Marwood Dr. Requirements Attention: "'Plumbing & Heating "Consumers Visit Our Spacious Showroom AND PRODUCT NIGHT Thursday February 20th Everyone Welcome SAVE, SAVE, SAVI GIVE US A CALL FOR PRODUCT NIGHT 1905) 725.4916 our, 8 CHIMNEY SMP Includes all hook-ups & no hidden extras. Worts Guaranteed. Snake Method - 200 PSI Per Standard Horne Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent •FREE Airside CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY e59.95 RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL Snake method used (416) 282-3292 fry COLA Interiors Inc. Quality Horne h office Remi, ations Trip Quality. Protessuinal krcice & Workmanship Ocer 15 Years of Sen'tce • Finished Basements • Painting • hilrhens & Baths • Faux Finishes • Plumbing • Carpentry • l cranuc & Nilarble -files • Di wall All work Guaranteed Pictures & References Available Dan Fanelli Phone. (905) 509-7523 Pager: (416) 295-7220 SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM YOUR " ONE STOP CARPET Clements STORE 1!!t! FOR FREE ! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OR ESTIMATE CALL UNIT 3 -487 Westney Rd. S. 683-4292 AJAX Durham Region Master Plumber's If you wish to advertise in this feature call Billy 9t 579-4400 EXt. 2304 Association designed to improve the industry Patsy, the association's administrator invites contractors to Unit #11 tM^r�C Oshawa A�STERt'LUTABERS "Your #1 Plumbing designed to improve the plumbing & Heating 'SSonh1 Showroom The association was established in For All Your Requirements Attention: "'Plumbing & Heating "Consumers Visit Our Spacious Showroom AND PRODUCT NIGHT Thursday February 20th Everyone Welcome SAVE, SAVE, SAVI GIVE US A CALL FOR PRODUCT NIGHT 1905) 725.4916 our, 8 CHIMNEY SMP Includes all hook-ups & no hidden extras. Worts Guaranteed. Snake Method - 200 PSI Per Standard Horne Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent •FREE Airside CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY e59.95 RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL Snake method used (416) 282-3292 fry COLA Interiors Inc. Quality Horne h office Remi, ations Trip Quality. Protessuinal krcice & Workmanship Ocer 15 Years of Sen'tce • Finished Basements • Painting • hilrhens & Baths • Faux Finishes • Plumbing • Carpentry • l cranuc & Nilarble -files • Di wall All work Guaranteed Pictures & References Available Dan Fanelli Phone. (905) 509-7523 Pager: (416) 295-7220 SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM YOUR " ONE STOP CARPET Clements STORE 1!!t! FOR FREE ! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OR ESTIMATE CALL UNIT 3 -487 Westney Rd. S. 683-4292 AJAX Durham Region Master Plumber's If you wish to advertise in this feature call Billy 9t 579-4400 EXt. 2304 Association designed to improve the industry Patsy, the association's administrator invites contractors to visit their showroom on "Products Night. Durham Region Master Plumbers • Longevity Acrylics Association is a non-profit organization al Moen Faucets designed to improve the plumbing eMirolin industry in Durham. aDelta Faucets The association was established in •Fiberez 1991 and has grown to over 50 *Conbraco members, including contractors, •Watts manufacturers and wholesale eArmstrong Pumps companies. •NImm Whirlpools They organize activities for their •Zorn membership such as educational *Orion Fittings courses and seminars, monthly •Jacuzzi Whirlpools meetings, discount programs and fun *Crane Canada days. As well, they let the contractors .Briggs know about changes in by-laws and alFasco regulations and issue a monthly •North Star Water Conditioning newsletter. The showroom is open Monday to Their latest undertaking is a Friday 10 a.m. W 5 p.m. For more plumbing and heating showroom at 391 information call administrator Patsy at Marwood Dr., Unit 11 in Oshawa. Here, (905) 725-4916. manufacturers permanently display their products so that contractors and Contractors and the public are customers can see what's available on invited to the showroom on the market before purchasing. Thursday Feb. 20th, 1997 from 4 A very important aspect of the P.M. to 10 p.m. for "Products association is helping the contractors Night". develop friendships and supportive Representatives from various work relationships with the competition manufacturers will be on hand to and improving the industry as a whole. answer questions about their Currently on display in the show room products. are the following manufacturers: Automobiks For Sale TICAR WILL WARM R HEART WITH SE FROST BEATING I.S. WE HAVE EIGHT MINI VANS 10 DOSE FROM, 1981 TO 3 STARTING AT 550.00 EXAMPLES - 0 Chev Astro CL. 8 ssenger. loaded. only .550 1993 Chev Astro extended. 8 passenger. ded including Dutch ors and Vonek H . an - re 512.950. 1993 GMC tar, SLX. 8 -passenger. r ot. cruise. 511,750. Cars ars Cars! From Sporty to xurv. to economy all re- ndmOned and certified ampies: 1990 Buick Le- abe LTD., loaded and ea "ful $7,995 1990 .and Prix SE. 2 -dr, loaded .e $7,995. 1991 Grand E. 4 dr, loaded. pretty blue $8.995., 1991 7—f ac Sunbrrd GT, 6 cyl., loaded. 100,000 km. 195. 1992Pontiac Gran SE. 6 cyl , loaded. white ca 444 1992 Nissan Sen- n, xE, automatic. loaded. +?5 Utility - We have 4 s and pickups, exam - 1991 Tracker. SLE. 5 convertible. white c: _.95 1988 Jeep YJ. 5 ,_d* 4 x 4. 6 cyl., red. tops $6.995. 1989 leo Cherokee Ltd., load - burgundy. 57.995.. +'s) Ford F-250. 58 litre. i,'• uratic Only 41.000 km. R88 1991 Chev Silver- a"l•, short box, step side. .toed. $11,998 Specials' -A Ford Ranger, 4 cyl. 5 ..ped. with cap. certified. is 995. 1989 Chev Corsi - .a 4 ryl.. automabc. only 000 km. S4.3501988 Kswagen Got GL, 4 cyl. 'omauc, 119.000 km, ,:444 7991 Ford Festiva, y1, automatic. silver bul- 52.995 Many more to ^ase from' OPEN SEV. EN DAYS A WEEK, - WE WANT TO DEAL! CASH FOR YOUR CAR, TRADES WELCOME, COME SEE US T CERTt- CAR AUTO CENTER, /S5 KING STREET WEST AT MIDTOWN MALL, OSHA - WA, ONTARIO. 'Where our customers fend thea friends' call (905) 579. 2616 Automobiles 92 Wanted S50. :v $7500.. Cash on 'te spot for soap cars d '•,CkS Anytime. Call 905- '116 5740 AUTOMOBILES and "lCxS -anted for scrap. A,iv condition. any age. ..ae removal in the Durham ,'/pion, cash paid. Also `ceded. 75 to '87 Chew or 5MC pickup for parts. Call a^ytime. Oshawa 905 -431 - CASH FOR CARS[ We ouy used vehicles. vehicles ^vst be -running condi- t. CAM 427-2415 or Come 479 Bayy St East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. NEED A - ANY scrap Cir, ,unnng or not. Cash paid, 905-433-4333. A i A TOWIi(a tray $54 55000 cash for used a scrap cars 8 tricks. 24 hrs. 7 days. Cap 905-686.5003 Or 905.706.5234: 30 min. Service. ' Trucks for sate 1995 GMC 314 ton. new brakes and eldlaust, 350 standard. eerplied oeo- TelemA W (905) 839- 7764, 1916 TOYOTA Extended cab 44, runs gnat, 52400 a5 is. Cal (705) 781 1919 CHEV 1/2 -ton, very IOw Militia", '2nd owner. Must be seen) Boa kw, California cep, asking $7500 o.b.o. Call 90579- 6771? days. 905579-2848 eveniitgs. 1991 GMC Sierra SLE, loaded, custom Cap, =091. lent condition, 145.000 hwy kiL_ two tone black and grey.. Mang SB'S00 or best offer 44 Cer01tr- caN (905) teMod- enddeed SCabb o�rucilSit- v81, loaded, 43,000 11 mint condition, tonal cow, 8 box liner included. $16,900, cert. 905655- 5807 weekends or even- ings. 1967 FORD F350, Crew Cab, needs aorta TLC, 53.500.435-4305. S�IOND Sf1! �MMe v oteT� DIAMOND SHINE (goal 619-2899 221 wra" Rd. S., unit A. AMx Diamond Shine Car Seat Special For Your Child. $3500 per seat to clean off Bacteria & Germs & Provide Safe & HAPPY Atmosphere for your Loving child Call Your Car Seat Cleaning Specialis 619-2899 CLEANLINESS & AFETY FIRST FO Qi"YOUR CHILD 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 P* 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED WINTER SAVING THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1997 -PAGE 27 Winter's not, over yet, so visit Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Centre SOwner/Operator Chris Rogers says a rad flush is also an 1 excellent idea to have done this time of year. 1 1 1 1 1 F_ OIL 6 FILTER 1 CHANGE e 1SI w orr 10W30 wl PENNZOIL sx:w� i h. swT" IIIeUIMs 21 R 1 RADIATOR I 1 FLUSH $ 49e9rJ 1 A PILL SPECIAL OFFER EXPIRES Feb. 2$W 1 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENOEO EVERY 1 1 3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. omw 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 195 MESTt1EY RD. (South d 401) L Opj 427-6796 THREE BEARS AUTO BODY 'r= OFAit1fM LAWNST AUTO MY 4 COILLOW SHOPS NSeIft The Dothan' Aie4i e Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars 8 Trucks Frame Straightening - Rust Repairs insurance Claims Wiarton Willie may not have seen his shadow meaning an early spring, but one look outside tells most people winter's not over yet. That means your car still has to endure cold temperatures and they can take a toll on your car. If you're busy and don't have much time the perfect place to take vour vehicle is the Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Centre located at 195 Westney Rd. S. in Ajax. You can drive in and drive out with a rad flush, oil change or new wiper blades quickly and at a very competitive price. Owner/Operator Chris Rogers says you should change your oil more often in winter. "There is an increased buildup of moisture inside the engine and salt does find its way to the oil," he explains. "These impurities will increase engine wear and reduce the life of your engine." A rad flush is also an excellent idea to have done this time of year. This procedure flushes the engine block, radiator and heater core of all the sludge and other impurities and then your cooling system is refilled with the proper mixture of new coolant. Chris will also check your hoses and 1"md .%6&e You -ry M1CtAA 695 Finley Ave. Uris . Ajaak, One. pressure test the system. "If you're system has a blockage or the coolant is too weak or strong you could cause engine damage and find your self with no heat in your car. says Chris. ""You should have this done every 2 years or 40.000 km. If you don't know how long its been come in and we'll check it for you." The flush takes about 20 minutes and no appointments are necessary. Chris also says his flush is the lowest priced in town. Look on this page for the 516.99 special for a oil change, new filter and 21 point Minspection. You'll also get a free ile of gas line antifreeze with every oil change. Another special available is on wiper blades staring at $7.95 each. Pennzoil is the only drive through maintenance centre in town and a welcome sight for people on the go and for those who prefer to leave the job of car maintenance to qualified technicians. For more information about the Pennzoil 10 Minute Oil Change Centre call 427-6796. "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" Reaeewble Prices UNT 1208, 212 MONARCH AVE, AJAX 19051619-2327 Owner Mk M Saikall would like to thank ON his Valued customers i fronds for thsir pWonap. First Choice PETROLEUM mc. (905)420-0001 _ - Authorized Distributor FIRST CHOICE PETROLEUM INC. .otectcr, again„ breakdown FREE CASTROL SUPERCLEAN 750 mL WITH EVERY i CASTROL GTX OIL CHANGE � 1 12X 1 LITRE $3425 , CASTROL GTX OIL CHANGES Q90 AVAILABLE MERE -- . Campbells Service .ad Centre and 9e Islland Road Welt Hill 416-2867100 HT a R .. t f• . LUBE 9� OIL FILTEROFFER EX IES FEB2SM7 -Four Wheel Tire Rotation e 21 pt. Inspection. 1695 Clements Rd Unit #159 Pickering (905) 427-0276 CAR REPAIR GARAGE TOTALLY EQUIPPED Must Be Sold Due To Health Problems. For More Information Please Call Hanna 14161247-7884 or 19051428-9220 WIWIELD! WE TOWARD YOUR PAY $100 DEDUCTIBLE Plus you WIPER OIL get BLADES +CHANGE Call 837-7819 AIN 172F 4 1 Complete Automotive Care NO GST, NO PST on brakes and s xxkks until February I G��'�� s 1401 264 Fakall St. Ajax (905)619-1 "17 Fairall St. PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARYr16r IM Apartments • ' Snowmobiles • 1 Snowmobiles M For Rent 1 a 2 Bedroom apts and Bachelor apt (5495) in \ ..J Oshawa and Bowmanvdle f f Starting at $600/month, + •� ,,-�1, fridge a stove included, fie, po with laundry facilities No ..... pets Call (905) 434.2407 1 -BEDROOM apartment, quiet. good area. (uses; laundry on site, tndge. stove, parking heat. $589 Available Immediately Call Chris 905.404-0379 lig FORMULR Ill% '91 SRFRRI LCE N. OSHAWA ,Russet/Sim- 470 Liquids, gauges Coe: 2bedroom apart - SKI 5 K I11 S ment. newly-rerovated 12- p�ex Hardwood floors. ca - Hand Warmers ble, parking. S686/month- mCludes everything except Double Bed Trailer hydro. (approx $10/month ) $4500 0.B.O. Will sep . laundry facilities No dogs Leaseoptional 905-576- q' Jim 705-328-1613 2982 _ 2 bedroom S665 & $690 Apartments Apartments all "Clus'e Available For Rent For Rent March 1 & April 1/97 Quiet j M11 clean budding North Oshawa 579-9600 33 FALBY COURT 2 8t 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $785-$867. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS 2 & 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON-THURS. 9 A.M. -8 P.M. FRI 9 A.M -5 PM. SAT &SUN 12-5 (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 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. - Fn. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. - Sun. 11 a.m. - 4 P.M. (905) 66&7332 ' 4 Whedvwal Drive • 1 SnOweelobiles 1987 GMC SAFARI VAN, 4 3L auto $1500 obo as Is 5791 743 evenings 1993 JEEP CHEROKEE Sport. 4 OL. 2 -door, 4- wheel-cinveauto. bright - red, air, amRm cassette, console. light group, com- pany car. very clean. cars ked Priced to go' 513.200 ENCLOSED TRAILER 14'x8'x6'E• hgr, III' overall Surge brakes, ramp door, side man door $3800 905- 985-2306 Jim. SNOWMOBILE Trailers For Sale a Rent. Wilde Sales 905.655-8010 (905)666-0112. Alarlree ffl' Trailers GOAT '78 262 Formula, twin 250'5, camper top, 1••0 HOMESTEADER 12 x 38 h. mobile horns.. 10 x 20 florida room. Main trader fully furnished. One boom=. 4 pc. bath, fridge 6A size, propane slave and oven. Electric hot water, deck 10 x 16. shed, new rod on Florida room. new carpel. LocaMd at Nesse - In Park on H". 36 bet wowLadsf!y and Bobcat' peon, on water. Brand new 545.000. Asking $30.000 or best offer. Laaw mmsage before 4 p.m. or Cal •Aar 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Park files nal gosade. Ask for Denise (905) 579-3791. tonal cover, remole spo- 1101. swim platform. alt and ban labs, depth finder. New and more. $17,500, no GST 905-427.7745. Recreadonlill EM wehorI•• IM DODGE Cmaair. G class motor ho me, sleeps 6, wry open conceaL Root ar gwwaw, Al relachark- taly, ready to to. Good in- side and W. Mug, be risen. a alai at 56,&00 axlrl Cal 1-7054395816. • 1 rtifierlits sllowrAw • 1 1 For PAM "° 1••1 FORMULA PLUS 1 BEDROOM furnished SKI-DOO. 52trx. int con -apt., downtown core. dose dikon. 6000 kms. $2995. to WI anmibes, available 080 Call Adan or Lori at mulled deter dal 576.8642. 905-987-5416. 1 BEDROOM apt, for rent. 19.5 Y MAX 4. SM. Esce� 1 Person. Non smokw. lent condition. new car- $550. per month. a7 and bides,siders, and ski skins, Westnry Road. 905-646 fully studded, with cover, 1' Optional windhsild, 3.000 March let 52110. Per me + Cur- kms. must sell. $6,600. � 905-639-9840 0 . • i !Ialr7 2 bed.. bsmtapt. north Central Oshawa Clean, bight, laundry facilities. parking $645 /mo utilities ^d Avail immed. Cowell 5'9 787.1816 2 BEDROOM apt near Oshawa Cent•e and 401 Parking, laundry. storage Available now Non Smokers Preferred $6001 ^o. plus hydro. 579-0246 301 Cordova Rd.. Oshawa Large. dean 2 -bedroom apartment. freshly painted. spacious. $650lmonth pus ^ydro. available Imme- diately Includes parking Call (905)840-6712. page 416)501-1687 AJAX one bedroom Jasement walkout deck, s•orage. washer, dryer. Canung, non-smoker, no :ets preferred knrneddater 5625 plus, $700 inclusive 427425 AM ATTRACTIVE ' bed- om w- n•epwce good cation. no pats preferred 5560 monthly, phi per- ,4ntage of hydro Available March Ist Call 905-571- 4422 777". dr Ooms Irving room, + -hen, 4 appliances. can - air. Large garden. ravine setting. $725/month Phone +,15-579-2727 BACHELOR Aptavailable well-%aintaineclfew-nse cu4dng Centrist Wh4by Appliances, utilities and Parking included Would s.,4 single occupancy Se. arty cameras. on-site -anagement For aeopt 6662450 BAY RIDGES Legal, lire dept approved 1 bdrm bsmt apt. 4 new app . pm ern & laundry. 4 PC. bath, bright eat -n k". ,dein anew paint a cWK gas hreplace. n0 smokers, ro p is Avail Mar 1 $625 Plus uskttes a3s-9227 BEAUTIFUL large one bedroom basement.. 4 appianc4s. pnvateapten. trance. south Ajax $650 mo plus 12 udRies Avail- able rmimmedattey. 571- 1086 BRIGHT A SPACIOUS 2 b dkoorn. 4 piece bath. pn- vate entrance, available now $700, all inclusive. LiverprwlBayy area. Can 839-2282. CENTRAL Osha , ex- cellent building, 1&2 -bed- rooms, t block to Seniors Centril large urns start at 5625. SOUTHEAST Osha- wa location. 142-bedroars start at $575. 1 stAast. 436- 6889.728-7344. FINCH & WHITES RD. eomlortable t bedroom apartment - and wamice and pill ". OuW area. Available imniedian8y. $600. inclusive. Cal Me" 416-283-7393, Jsnndw 416283-6570. I BEDROOM ApWftuW on man floor; Private en- trance. RilesorVBaW area, on quiet career. No amok- in9/Psts. s54o✓indusive. March Ist. 721-111070. GORGEOUS 1 bedroom basement apartment in Rouge area. Separate en- trance. Avail" to makers working person. No pets. no smild". Cala 905.509- 3043. LARGE. clew bedroom basarrnerht SO. Non-smoker prekm ild. No pacts. FirsVlast require. Parking, laundry. Single occupan r. One Parking space. $550011,10. all inclusive. Near O.C. Avail- able immediately. 905- 435-2497 Apartments Houses Houses Townhouses Townhouses R For Rent � For Rent an For Rent For Rent , For Rent EAM, For Rw �rvnoc c- BDRM APT No pets, t sV last req. all inclusive. $705 /mo Avad.immed . Call John 435-0266 or Joe 728-9584 LARGE BASEMENT bed- room with private bath. Shared kitchen, laundry A/ C, parking, big backyard, no smoking/pets. Avail Mar 1st 1st/last $4251mo mclusrve. Central Park Blvd N/Adelaede 905-579- 1726 LARGE BRIGHT 2 -bed- room apartment. main floor house. close to oshawa center, fridge. stove. dish- washer. $850 inclusive. I5V last, no pets, call 576-9497 LUXURY t bedroom base- ment apartment, available Feb 15 or March 1 Near GO. shopping. Fully self- contained Parking $625 inclusive. Non-smoker. no pets 905-420-9187 SPECIAL Huge 2/3 bed- room apartments, bright kitchens, close t0 amenities. Call Now (905)571-4608 NORTH AJAX. I becr00, basement apt sep en- trance. 2 appliances. 5550 monthly first & last, avail Mar 1. non smoker, no Pets, 683-9744 NORTH OSHAWA: Bright, spacious, one bedroom basement apartment, Freshly Painted. IVC, park. on. private entrance. $525, month inclusive. first/last. 721-9617 NORTH Oshawa 3 -ted - room ground level cordo: dean, well-maintained Overlooking courtyard. oak flooring• 4 appliances. 1-1. 2-bams. outdoor poouplay area. close to college, all ame d es References. Ist/ last $BOO+hydro Cal 905- 725-9546 05725-9546 after 8 3opm NORTH OSHAWA Extra. large 2 -bedroom. Com - PW" redecorated. well- marntaned. quiet building. larWe balconies. uldthestes- ble eluded Available Mar. & Apr 1st $74245 men (905)579.5584 NORTH OS14AWA Extra - large 3 -bedroom 2 baths. complMey redecorated, wen-mantaned, quref building, large balconies. ushfresicable included Available March 1st. 5824 46/mth (905)579 5584 ONE AND TWO bedroom opts Mar let Living roonw dung kitchen, past. park - Ing, laundry "-bedroom Intldes ubl. 2 -bedroom in- cludes Wil Near Oshawa Centre 436-0013 Glen ONE Bedroom. Includes everything even cable 45 Colborne St W. Oshawa $563/month No lets Ret- ereneees. CAN 905-723-1- 647 or 905-579.6969 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom bright dean modern main floor apt, 2 inn oath of O C . $650/rrho plus ubll- ties Includes parking. Available Mar. 1st 905-831- 1490. OSIIAWA - fess + 900 Glen St: 2 bedroom apes. from $675- 5710., 3 bed- room avail., Gass b shop ping. schools, GM and Go. Utilises included. FasMaal nte}rired. Cal 728-4993 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom sats. ADril/May, occupan- des. $600 rang•. Locations to mal you. Stockwell Real - fly Cap. 7723-1265. OSHAWA - sinal base - ,w apt-. WOW for studarl, $396/fo.separets en- trance. rwwy renovated. Iincludes parking, utiklas First/leat require, avail- able Mar. Ist. 905-831- 1490. OSHAWA 2 -bedroom; WwTBY bachelor. $690 a ,449. Available Mach tat Cal 905.725--6434. FOR RENT: Clean Fahmly Building North Oshmw. 1& 2 brims. Inclusive. Pay cads. parking a laundry fac. 723-2084. OSHAWA: Newer building; well-maintained, generous suites. Parking & hydro in- cluded; on bus route. /- bedroom. $600; 2 -bed- room, $750; 3 -bedroom, $860. (905)4265740. $1 - lA Absolute Affordable' STILL RENTING" WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month No Clown payment? Discharged Bankrupt? Call Me! (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc 1 Apartments For Rent OSHAWA, LARGE 2 bed room apartment. 1.000 sq. h., large kitchen and Irving room, $720 plus hydro Available March Ist Tele- phone 728-2255 or 430- 7816. PICKERING - Altona/ Sheppard. 2 large bedroom separate entrance base- ment apt Bnght/clean No Pets Parking $750 inclu- sive. Avail immediately. 905-509-4546, 416-600- 8157,416-419-5393 PICKERING - new large one bedroom basement free parking, laundry- non smoker no pets. $575 in- clusive (905) 831-7122 after 6 PICKERING, GO, 1 t room basement apt,, pri- vate entrance, clean, w pliances/ublibes Included, no smoking/pets. Ideal for single female. available Mar 1.$550 call 686-6105. PICKERING, Large mod- em basement 1 bedroom +1, New appliances. laun- dry facilities, paring, sepa- rate entrance, air, non smoker. no pets ref.. Mart. $675 "'o. first & last. can 905-686-6259 PICKERING, Liverpool, Kingston Rd one bedroom basement. raised bunga- low. air, seperala sherarncai driveway. appatailces. Laundry. available March 1. 5575 inclusive (905) 839-- 2464 PICKERING: Mayr Oaks & Brock Newly renovated 1 bedroom Partuldly rur. ntshed No smoking/pets Single lernala person wel- come $550 mclusrve, i st/ Last 686-0573 PORT UNION/LA- WRENCE, nice one bed- room basement apartment, 4 appliances, separate en- trance. Parking. dose to Rouge Kit Go station. $595 inclusive Cas (416) 724-2977 SHORTILONG TERM LEASE North West Whitby New bright baSenent spartmerm Laundry. park- ing No dogs 905-666- 4237 evenings, 416-396 7301 days OSHAWA - NORTH Ox- ford 2 bdrm Now GO station, 401 Pwksg, hy- dro. bacony/patic Awl - able Invrnedatey (905) 721-2232(416)239-2752. SOUTH 0Iaarfa - 2 bed- room top floor of to-psw available March 1. $650 plus hydro. First, last, No PETS. On burs route, near shopping and amenities. Coin Laundry. Leave mes- sage 723-0619 SOUTH OSHAWA. 275 Wentworlh St. W., 1 Bed- room $500: 2 bedpans, V a $620, dose a bLI as, thapp% avai•d• im- medialMy. Indies. stove, heat hydq per". 1q / last required, no pets. 721-9722 or 723-6837. SOUTH Ofiftevane, large I- bedoom rained i, -s narN sperknes on lower Iloor of soft.. wtah laundry, 2 -car PsrkM private anteanoe, $575 all inclusive. Avfa1- a11e Mer.1st. Malty work - ft snglefcoupk s. No Pala. 905-579-1669. PICKERING 'I'LLAGE, ons bedroom baswroM NMI - Indent. sepaal• entrance, 4 spphanws, tun bath. cen- tral air, non smoker. no pets. suitable for working prokssionW, $6W indu- sive. 683-3.77 In" mes- Sales- ONE rand TWO bedroom Sale. awilOo March 1 in small quiet building, Blatant Wilson ala. Laundry on premhim. All irckusivel Can 721.1178. TWO BEDROOM. very dean, South Oshawa, available immetately. call 576-8642. Apartments For Re0 rtt WEST of Oshawa Centre Modern 1 -bedroom apart- ment with fireplace. balco- ny, pnvate entrance. $625 all inclusive, even cable TV Available Mar 31st. 574 Cartier, 905-728-7784. WHITBY - Bachelor base- ment, shared entrance, newly renovated. bright, dean, dose to GO, $500 inclusive, available imme- diately. Cell 905-665- 8910. WHITBY - Regency Place Apts Seniors Complex, newly decorated 1 bed. apt. Avail. Mar/April. M util. in- cluded Clean quiet bldg. Controlled access. On-site management. For apt. call 430.7397 WHITBY- ONE bedroom apartment. available Mar . t . 1o11 SIMCOE STREET NORTN 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 • 'Business• Business Opportunities Opportunities Finally ...a bireakthrough! A new "MOBILE SIGN" with full colour graphics! •i :1111= jrrijalml e r MAGNETSVIS is one of the country's fastest growing franchisel networks. We've developed a new mobile sigh with easy-to-dwige full COIOIf letters & graphics. We invite you to corrtact our franchise sales office for kffu er InI(WITIMon! 1-8W21 n�ag08 1-705-733-3074 S IGNS $575/month includes heat & parking for 1 car. Call Houses 905-430-M9.rim,For Rent WHITBY Large 3-bdrm 17. matin floor in older duplex- CLEAN 3 bedroom raised Very spacious. backyard. 2- bungalow sem now 00w tar parking, walk to GO. we Centre and Cmc- Avail- $625./mo +uhl Avail now able March 1. $875 plus or Mar 1 666-4850. 42o- uld Firsitlast.571-3138. 9477 March let 52110. Per me + Cur- THIS SUMMER visit thus couRncE 4 bedroom WHITBY, one bedroom, n bungalow link Single ga- well maintained buildings. rage Gas heat Fenced. 4 Sevens Realty Ltd, 905- Fridge and stove NO pats. 668-7777 Non-smoker $900 + uthli- WHITBY. 2 bedroom.giaef ties. MarchIsl (905) 307. building, available •rwna- 6592. diatey, no pats. laundry. HOUSE FOR REM large $825 /mo.(416) an lot. denice area. avai{- 68rking. able irmrdaWy call 576 WHITBY apartment be 8642.x683-485, Wt t -Bedroom $5W and HOUSES S apartments 8-110 r. $500 1WAag rw available Imm"Alefy, qurried. Call 725-8911 good location, close to clays. eningshireekends transportation, schools. all 668-4016 amenities. Call 905-72a- WHITES/401 - llas*nnent 7361. B a.m to 5 p.m apt . sep entrance, sat in NO DOWN PAYMENT, no kitchen. Laundry. air, peso, problem, oac Three or 4 No pea. FrnttAasUMksMr c- bedroom, 1 12 storey Ce- es. $550 IfldUsr" 839- Lathed. refinished hard - 3053 after 6 p m, or w wood. new knctiall floor. kefo4 newer broadloom, alp WHY rent when you can Pittances. spotless top to own your own home for bdtom, own it for approx- leas than you Itwil Call ornately $&61 mhonehy in - Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Chud*s rases Moor and Ra/Max Summit Realty Rr�area^ aCall Mu (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 Richardson. Rea81 Not As- a (905) 6663211 sociam. 433 7949 RnSCW4MlLLCROFr AREA, 4 level back SPK. W,Houses For Rent wrtn side entrance central air. 3 bedrooms, 5 W plunoss, dose to sc ods, wry spacious. references, WHY Flaw" Owll Tom NOW FOR seasiurim No Downpaymerl?? Discharged BankW? Cal Me'! (psi 571-4273 1-8004MG4275 Mark haply Sales Rep. Susan Group Excel Really HAIfa MIFOwNLM AREA, 2 stony 4 bedroom arawOw. 3 washrooms. double pr garage. walkaal to deck 5 appliarno•s, fie pace. gas heel fair, mak, tow laundry, &wad" 0111- makiWey. IstAest, refsrena es. (416)268-7119 Aill" Harwood North: 1 Inge room, lisp. WMWM, 3 Pc. bath, suitable for 1 mature Wokss-W. Non- smoker, no pets. Avail. imrrne. $425. +last. U0. in - clucked. 427-4988. AVAILABLE MAR.1/97, 3 bedroal bungalow. Taun- knTrullls area. appliances. large yard, 2 car garage, $895/mo. plea Ld. No pHs. Days 905.723-0821; Eve. cher 6, 571-1554. asking $1,050 per mo plus ubltres. 725.2507 OSHAWA house for rent, main floor with baseman,. 4 -bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 2 Irving rooms. 2 fuel baths. large baxd"rd. $12001 month. 1stAast. Call 725- 8911 days; eve WMPhv*e- ke nds 656-4016. PICKERING - Dunberton/ 1753 Fairport Charming 2 story Ston* house, large lot 3 + one bedroorns, $1200♦ uslik•s. March lot. F1.1•r- aices, (416) 741-6418 TWO BEDROOM, louse for rent. Large M. South OeatiawiR Aaaiabl• March. t,call 576 -OW or 683- 4851. WEST OSHAWA 3 bed. room dtkladhed. A/C, gar regc bmily roe. vim firs, walkout from ldednan to deck. $1040. +ukNies. IWLW, references. avail- alble April Ist. 905-eW at Bo. Wlf oy, Townhouses EA For Rent SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 bedroom eovwhhouse dose to schools and shopping. $950Imo. M inclusive. First' last. Available Marlst, 905 679 9956 drys. 3 bedroom townhouse in wall maintained fanMy Complex. Freshly decorat- ad, includes 4 appliances. al uli60at:. Pill". CIOs* to schools. s/ amenities. Feb or Mar. occupancy. 122 Colborne St. E. Oshawa Apps 434-3972. OSHAWA - AVAILABLE NOW: 3 -bedroom town- house with 1-12 bars, kill basement. 4 -appliances, Wage. lanced yard. near amenities. S895/month+ ubkbn No pees (905)728- 4530 WHITBY, NEW 3-tedoo., 3 -baths. 2pc ensure*, ga- rage. fully Nnced, fridge/ wove, located on no out street. $1095. available April 1. 905-430-7697 or 416-402-5485 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 bedroom + basement lownhous*s n well main- tained farcy complex. Freshly decorated with Frg./stove, dose to all amenities Starting at $738lmomh. On site Mgrt office Call 905726-3777 PICKERING Whilee/Bryy 3 bedroom townhouse, fsepLam, 5 appliances, un- derground parking. $7501 march + 213 ubbbes. AIaiF able March 1st. 420-0910. PICKERING S a Liverpool Rd. 3 bedroom townhouse. idose to go, sehods a shopping, $901 plus utill- bes. First a �. rMrail. Mar. 1. 906-&39.9446. PICKERING: Newly up. graded bright townhouse. Close b Go aro a ifle, es Available March Ist. $1050. +uMft .420-0260. SOUTH AJAX gas hemod. bedroom. CIA. finaMd leasaetnsrre, 0- M March 15, $1150, gas a SWctnc cilia 686-0009 STILL REMMOrti No man - bedroom down, nett b own, 2 a 3 bedroom hdrm From sm. Per mNMI$n dl irtdusive. mirtitaar yalarly mcorlls $25,000. Aureka Raaatw. 7269414 ed. 201. ALTONA RD. / SAeppal Bright clears furnished to( in quiet adul home for n lure employed non-smok Share separate kitchr baths) with two others. R ftast. $too. per wee (905)509-2459, evenings. AVAILABLE IMMEDIAT LY, Furnished room Pidkenng, with cable. kits en facilities, close to Pk Bring Generating Static PTC, GO, $340/mo. $170 bi-weekly. 420-4318. LARGE FURMSHE room. includes peva kildhen/bathroom, A/C, c ble; use of laundry at parking. South Oshaw Available March 2nd Apra est.. $500/month. Mu see! Call: 576-97W LARGE master bedroor laundry, cable. phone, ti use d house. $400/mo. inclusive. 686-9956 MASTER BEDROO available immediately exeamve style home. E suite included. Use laundrylkitchen, parktr avail. $400 inclusrv, (905)931-,004 Sharer AccornOdalior AJAX ROOM FOR REN Shared bathroom with on Laundry, bus, 880, fill dace. cable. $350/unfu nished; $400/fumishe (with Tv). Utilties Include 619-1978. PICKERING Molex Oaks Partially -furnished roon private bathroom, quite clean home. Parking, lire place. laundry No pets_ Is last. relerences. share car non-smoking profession& Mar." 11 $425 666-0296 WORKING (fiernale car* come) age 20.25 prelismi to share 2 bedroom ap filly tumeshed. Must Irk animals 686-3484. in n answer 721-0066 leew message MiEceIXf01Iaf111rIK For Rent PARKWOOD VILLAGE: ; storey. 1.tedroom Plus loft 2 bathrooms. A/C. 5 so pliences, FAG. parking S95Wmonth plus utrktres (416)966-9671. WESTNEVMwy 2. ON bedroom. 5 appliances sauna, exercise room. pool perking space. $850/mo Available Alia 1. /97. Cal 905-8314455. WHITBY CONDO, sinal ; bedroom. 2 baths 4 ap pliancea. parking, indoor $980 inclusive. Araaabl4 now 433-4014. EA Office 8 • , Retail Space OFFICE UNITS FOR RENT Good Swill Street North (Oshaw) locabon; paiicng available. Cal: 576-5123 ask for Bob a Kathy. � • � I�Anib INDUSTRIAL UNIT'S - 1280 T*MSO ar. 1,937 a 968 sq. K ofroe warehous- ing. Park and Bba 1748 and 1775 sq. R $3.25 aq. k neL Cal 579-5077 after 5 571.3'281. foll, RW" RENOWNED seowaaobE mirMA•s from on � Ill three bedroom c0i an ill Potash lake neat Ban- c►on.Dbe )nl KWI k1y eptlPPW Mdmmk 4 Pc - NO. wood sbve, krneoa, Lv. v.c.k Cd., Iname $96 par -light- $185 per weNsnnd. 3+1 badroem rioersa lar. car C. a $500 per (613) 339- 36 to to Schools i Rn 17. 1, $1100 +( 9%)_ 660 . I RResortsOResorts(5) H 2 ROOMfor rent in 5 bedroom executive hone. • fln�&iaeabk March let 52110. Per me + Cur- THIS SUMMER visit thus three ouilig Trent Valley (CampbWMord) MATURE PROFESSION- walking ^ 905-434. 8614. area b► good fishing, km and aflordfable aoeommo- ALS lodorg rem 3-0 dation. For imomulcion, oy- hnase: up b 15min. nonorth 0 north of Taunton Rd., Oshawa AJAX: 1W & Y2 tact Cole's Point Resort, (Fixer WFumish•d City Lirit"or or unfumishad Tel. 705-653-1227. FarmhouseWOWOMO)' morn b rem Laundry, ca- C40 (905)t38.8312.afle: bl•, perkintg. Non Pteffafasiornastud- ent or senior a*. Avail - 1 • e 4' able March 1. $340. per a I momh. Two rowwicn. 1su lap. Call 4164068175. • • THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUKDAY,1FE15RUA1R'Yi rfi; 1997 -PACE 29 'txnfng Coming • Events • I Events • s 1 AmlXnasleds• e In In • • I • • I Annomnatars • • 1 IMMO I MemoriamMs 1 Memoriams 1 Memoriams T4 it A F Nil AUCTIONEERS ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO G� Presents The Gov" Show t OW11ora con,.dr a Song r Mefll re Ail emes Fo 7s00 RM. - 11111if4deery FEBRUARY 2102 Holldap Inn, Oshawa 101 1 It kms Sh-ft at Emmet EVERYONE WELCOME stay After The Show And Join With Us At An Auction,LJsten To M AssorbeterR Of Auctloneers And Bid On A Wilde Varlety of Merchandise For Sale To The Highest Bidder. We Coll R Our -Fun Auctiat' And We're Certain That N You Decide To Slay That You MAI Apse. SHOW TICKETS~ S 20.00 sub, AvaNaMa At The Oes; or halt Rasa (M) 432-2830 or JluM (905) 951-1028 To Reserve J Personals • I Personals HOLY SPIRIT who solves all problems, who lights all roads so that I can attain my goals. You who gave the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me and that in all instances of my life you are with me. I want, in this short prayer to thank you for all things and to confirm once again that I never want to be separated from you, even and in spite of all material illusions. I want to be with you in eternal glory. Thar* you for your mercy toward me and mine. The person must say this prayer for 3 consecutive days. After 3 days the favour required A6 r be granted even if 0 may appear dif- ficult. This prayer, including these in- structions must be published immediate ly after the favour is granted without mentioning the favour. DZ 1 1 Pmrale 1 lollies For Sail 3 -BEDROOM Semi, hn- sned basement, FAG, wood floors. OPEN HOUSE Feb. 15 8 16. 1 pm- 3Dm Grandview/Charry- aOwn area. Oshawa. 514 Marnheld St.* $127,000. 305404-0763 $89.900!! 3 -Bedroom, a-ge eat -in kitchen, re. crpOnl. garage, w/o to 'entad yard. with 5% down. carnes for 6657 iniduding !axes Ted Houghton. Sut- ton Ctasw 905-430-1il0p(i. AJAX WATERFRONT Condo wRUepleW no pay- ments for 3 months, asking 586.500. Call Alder Skada- km. Sutton Group Hntaga Rea!y (905)619-9500. AJAX: 3 BEDROOM home: 1.1/2 baths. now kitchen, upgraded Moon g, single car gauge. GA, fn- isned tamilyroom wish ite- place, 2 wefltouts, feaaty lanscaped. AWL" $168,900. No agents. (905)619-0422. EXECUTIVE NOME in prestige area of 1Mti4 2,65o sq. ft. 4 baiboms, 3 bathrooms. areal VOC ad central air, i4r cleaner. heated in grand P.O. tine. Place, futy fenc,ed and landscaped bledWard Ask_ ng $256.900. Cal 430- 0548 10 NrWW a violating.Serious others 0*. No agents. HANDYMAN SPECIAL - 3 bedroom in Gilmour yiapa ch61 38 Hwi1 $27.700. 43D- ItrE OSNAWA - 3 bed- room, 3 1" semi bm*- split. Upgraded flooring, finished latrhlyroom, close to schools, 5123,500. 571- 4214. PICKERIMG, 3 bedroom free -hold townhouse. Basement rental income $600•, Mortgage a Tax, $1070. qpw to Go, ,avail. arrnal.. only $127.900. call 905.837-6665, M. 416- 429-16e2 Days. O,nPrreb e WHITBY - 3100 sq M 2 - storey all brick executive home, 1/4 acre lot. 4 bed- rooms wlosk hardwood Mooring. Fully landscaped w/pool (1 yr old). Many more options Asking $315.000. No Agents! 1- 905.430.2379 Leave mes- sage. WHITBY 3 + 2 bedroom semi.2 baths, hardwood floors. newer windows. in- ckdes 6 appliances 333 Selling Something&,) 1 2 EASY um WAYS 4 1114rel - wan w -HERE'S HOW IT WORKS - 1. Your 19 word ad is published for 4 consecutive days 2. The rate is based on the highest priced item in the ad. $00 -$99 . ...........................$10 + GST $100-$199 . ......................... $15 + GST $200-$299 . .........................$25 + GST $300-$399 . .........................$35 + GST $400-$499 . .........................$45 + GST These ads are not rcfirndahle and additional words arejust 50C each 3. To give you an idea, check this example RANGE & refrigerator only 2 years old, 30" self clean $200. 20.6 cu.ft frost free $325. 000-0000. The price for this ad would he $35 + GST based on the price of $325forthe rcfrigerator. AD WILL RLN IN 13 Rf:Glf)�:+L PAYFOR UR 1 lk'EEE; & RECf:[VE 1 WEEK FREE' APPLIES TO ARTICLES & AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ONLY $ 89 + GST & Pif;k"•%Kt News Advertiser Ilf� F-683-0707 VM FLc aixive offer .rl,l>I% hr niin-crannicrn i-rl .iihcrri�-r. rnl-v, Mgo oney To Lend OBTA NM A LOAN Is NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. RM Insurance MORTGAGES - Good- ness a 1 OPP�I NEWBUSINESS Ex- PANOS INTO ONTARIO Die to tlgh demand Ds - cover why banks pay $700i day for professional clew- ing of computerslelectromc equipment This method a used by hospitals, schools to selectively remove bwW nae We need people who want to be sell -employed M is inexpensive to start this professional, simple busi- now Toe free: 1 -MMS -259- 4599. Ext. 448 Limited Opportunity. PREPAID GAS CWWi- calee, till your tank and earn a great income New e I Personals MOONLIGHT ESCORT SERVICE High Class MabFernme Escorts for all occasions. In and out cels. 24 hrs. 7 days 432-1466 _ _(Hing escorts) WORKING (female wel- come) age 20-25 preferred. to share 2 bedroom W. fully furnished Must like animals. 686-3484, in no answer 721-0066 leave message Rosedale Or. 905 666- Gad and ugly Financing for company launched Jan any purpose, rates from 1997 Looking for business Business 5 95%, At appkcabons ac- builders. Network market- Ism Personals cepted. Community Finan- ing experience an asset. 1- MI Sola s CUM Services 668-6905 668 573-3589. INTERNET ADVERTISING • , Business • I e WOF"l Got your busi- ROO I lin IS now on the World Wide PLAZA 700011000- Web for about S2jday mostpt,elss FREE fo Call 905 m mmitims offer a secure, cares ee we style in a varm- ty of floor plans fromwe $179,900. Vied by ap- poiMmwit through Ristow d Flaming Limited, Realtor. 5762548. ifacatiort P"VWU" CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- room mobile (larriy pak). heated pools, hot tub. minutes to beaches, sleeps 6. More wdonnation avail- able $275 weekly. 905- 434-7184. RESALES raw Share - Campground member- ships, America's Largest Resales Clearing House. Resort Sales International 1.800.423-5987, 24 his. 11 UNIT MOTEL, Points - Au - Bari. North of Perry Sound, frontage on Hwy s69, sinal take. $315,000.rh Bill Draper, M. Geardt 705 Reel Estate Ltd., () 746 1631 Res. (705) 746-9113. EARA 5100,000 yr. Home based. explosive tseecom- munica m business. 24 hr. message 416280 6175 or 929 888.442-7. ESTANU D DURHAM Travel Agency for sale. Current chant list, tax ad- vantegas- Iraetsstsd parties fax. 905.987-180+1. GIVE Ybw busmisss the boost R neatest Join the Metro East Sprft Ilona a Garden Show. Great speoes still available. Ex- pose your bwnew to over 25,000 people. Call 905- 655-8278 or 1-800-461- 3355. OT MOTHER'S dream. Stay horror. Lose WOOL feel great. Earn $SS. Cal 416 631-3825. SEtddrfG YOUR HOM? • Ab011i Oilr HIM MR8= PACK= PIANO. LESSONS Royal ic Conservatory of Musat- fibats piano teacher giving lessons. For more kflorma- bon cal Susan (416) 499- 0173 9 I Persoruds ATTRACTIVE i WILLIM b tettll 1-900.451-7818 ad 2201. $2.99 per min. 18 + Pro Cal Company 6W- 954-7420. Ct1EATa1G WIVES - OW TARIO PHONE NUMBERS. 1-900 451-55611 ad. 253 $3.49/min. touch tone. 18 - 0 EVANLY RAYS...Poice use us. Failed 01 n Car- ds. Love, Money. Career, Luray rtes. Achieve Suc65- cess. $2.99Avwnle. 18+. 1- 900.451-40. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC an- swers 24 hours, serving ova 43.000.000 readers. $2.991 18 + 1.900-451 3783 LIVET I-OwlI Cal novel 302 1.900-451.5. Ext. 3673 $3.90 inn. 18+ Procall Co. 1602)954-7420, . 2170 Dept TW 1102. • EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free so call to place your ad, no charges for ladies, no W-0 -1 charges. 905- 430-7060. SEMG YOUR GAR OR Tway Showcase it Durham Du ham Region. Calf alassulcilk at 570335 or fax 579-2238 GERRY HALLETT In loving memory of our dear wife, mother and friend who passed away February 14, 1992. Remembering you today on Valentine's Day Lovingly remembered by husband Philip and daughters Laura, Sarah, Donna and friend Rebecca. imDeaths I Deaths1 Auctions SIBBrrr Genevieve Anne (nee Mcrom lcx .- Peacefully at Alax-Pickering Hosprtal on Friday Fe- bruary 14, 1997 In her 73rd year Genevieve was the beloved wife of the late John H Sibbitt Loving mother of John and his wife Lynda of Oshawa. Be- loved grandmother of Bradley. Jason, Wendy and Vine. of Oshawa, and Stephen of Bntsh Columbia. Great-grandmother to Tara. Travis and Taylor of Oshawa. Dear devoted sister of Helen & her husband Fred (Ryan) of Marion Bndge, Nova Scotia and 2 brothers Doug (Eva) and Earl Thyttisl McComuck 0 Massachusetts Predeceased by 2 brothers Arnie and Charles McCormick of Sydney. N.S Also aunt & great-aunt of many nieces and nephews of Cape Bre- ton. N S Funeral arrangements completed as to her own wishes In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated FRIARS Sarah Bar., at -e Sca oorcugr -- erai Hospital on Thursday. February ' 3. 1997 Sar- ah (Betty) Friars to her 91st year Beloved wde of the late Robert Loving mother of Jean and her hus- band Jin Miine of Parry Sound. and Betty Morrison Scarborough Mother - In -law of the late Aubrey Monson. Dear grandmother of 8 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren Sister of the late Joseph Ward The family will receive friends at the McEach- rve Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road. Afax PiCk- enng lrflage! 905--428-8488 frons 7-9 p m Friday and 2-4 and 7-9 p m Saturday. Funeral Service in the Chapel on Sunday February 16 1997 at I GCpmIntent Erskine Cemetery In lieu of flowers donations to the Heart and Stroke --oundabon would be appreciated by the family. BROWN, Catherine (Kay peacefully in tier 71st year on Wednesday. February 12 1997 Kay Brown. 10 -,nig wife of Bit Dear mother of Sheila and Calow A private family serince was field at McEacMlie Fu- neral Home. (905-428-8488) In lieu of flowers, do- nations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be ap- preciated by the family. ata tint tad la ;rktr, ter kwdwti in the IoW mil etlr aifereig Whelk its ver east hosfixwa litthslt the dawked ah iely roll a buds Willi de twit em sell of tis an Manse IDW F S1l= 011011IJE 7*70 News Advertiser ADYERTISINO CORRECTION In our Baby/MiscalkSneous BwedsheK included in this newspaper this weelL Please note the fd- lowing ESUI+e Lauder special offer: Get a sample Of Advanced WA Repair, 7mL and Resilience Eye Cream 2.6g with purchase of Fruition Extra Multi -Action Complex, 50nhL, is NOT available. There is no bonus with purchase of U1is product. le adveRently, the error listed appeared in our advertising. fie sincerely regret any inconve- nience or confusion to our customers. SATO N's FURNITURE SALE 670 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY. MON. TO SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. We have oeer• asKed 'c sell new mattress- es for a factory n ,ronto. their are ap- Gr:x. 300 singles. ao,.bles & queen ^taTre..es 8 box scr•ngs. singles from Sf3 00 15 yr new oak aces. chairs. new c„r ) cabinets, coffee 3 end tables. redar :rest.. buftet 8 ^'.• :h, toilet pa- ;,er rhew car batteries '';r•1 S35 �O.rockrng :t' airs. roll top desk.. CaK office chairs greeting cards. office Cesks. plus much -Ore. Not an auction vs' retail McLean Auction 3 Liquidationsor I 905-432-2836 905-686-3291 r re Glass. China. Saver, and other coi- lectable items Call: Kahn Country Auctions (905)683-0041 (905)576-3577 Auctions a I Auctions AUC I ON hWidaY Inn 1011��B./o�`o�-r�Sttr/rlw�t� East v' 1*1111�r fye,a• NOTE: - TMs Is The AssoaaboWs ARemal &w*m COW*SU M , dangteet a Demi. In Addtlon 1b A Wide %%deelty or Naw is - -Rifle- (7bals. Crags. 11o1 1totd Goode and FIIrfIW^ otic-) Beteg Offered At Uttreaervrd Peel a Auction VW W■ Be EnlutaYted By Approxhisalety So Peet a Fuilre Cnbfb Chmpton Audle1M/fs. SONY 1fIMi W For A &Wote Ae Shin , Fallwaid By A Oren Wok The-HaWeer 4i aids• MICTIOt - Ibis (fblssp- f'ar tilted Wit 8W Baegaat - SUAI Bllltlta S1LH MTROWASIMMOF Nov offmrart., tali Ron Joyce (906)4324M (906)961 -law FAX YOUR ADS INCE yJ/�/�'y/�`7 �► LM* for r hoer' Win sw vouif maademE A vow o"The drafrrdats l ata tint tad la ;rktr, ter kwdwti in the IoW mil etlr aifereig Whelk its ver east hosfixwa litthslt the dawked ah iely roll a buds Willi de twit em sell of tis an Manse IDW F S1l= 011011IJE 7*70 News Advertiser ADYERTISINO CORRECTION In our Baby/MiscalkSneous BwedsheK included in this newspaper this weelL Please note the fd- lowing ESUI+e Lauder special offer: Get a sample Of Advanced WA Repair, 7mL and Resilience Eye Cream 2.6g with purchase of Fruition Extra Multi -Action Complex, 50nhL, is NOT available. There is no bonus with purchase of U1is product. le adveRently, the error listed appeared in our advertising. fie sincerely regret any inconve- nience or confusion to our customers. SATO N's FURNITURE SALE 670 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY. MON. TO SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. We have oeer• asKed 'c sell new mattress- es for a factory n ,ronto. their are ap- Gr:x. 300 singles. ao,.bles & queen ^taTre..es 8 box scr•ngs. singles from Sf3 00 15 yr new oak aces. chairs. new c„r ) cabinets, coffee 3 end tables. redar :rest.. buftet 8 ^'.• :h, toilet pa- ;,er rhew car batteries '';r•1 S35 �O.rockrng :t' airs. roll top desk.. CaK office chairs greeting cards. office Cesks. plus much -Ore. Not an auction vs' retail McLean Auction 3 Liquidationsor I 905-432-2836 905-686-3291 r re Glass. China. Saver, and other coi- lectable items Call: Kahn Country Auctions (905)683-0041 (905)576-3577 Auctions a I Auctions AUC I ON hWidaY Inn 1011��B./o�`o�-r�Sttr/rlw�t� East v' 1*1111�r fye,a• NOTE: - TMs Is The AssoaaboWs ARemal &w*m COW*SU M , dangteet a Demi. In Addtlon 1b A Wide %%deelty or Naw is - -Rifle- (7bals. Crags. 11o1 1totd Goode and FIIrfIW^ otic-) Beteg Offered At Uttreaervrd Peel a Auction VW W■ Be EnlutaYted By Approxhisalety So Peet a Fuilre Cnbfb Chmpton Audle1M/fs. SONY 1fIMi W For A &Wote Ae Shin , Fallwaid By A Oren Wok The-HaWeer 4i aids• MICTIOt - Ibis (fblssp- f'ar tilted Wit 8W Baegaat - SUAI Bllltlta S1LH MTROWASIMMOF Nov offmrart., tali Ron Joyce (906)4324M (906)961 -law FAX YOUR ADS 579-2238 PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1947 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. GIVE ME A CALL Employed single while female. n my 40's, very affectionate with good morals. 1 like to cook, pam- per my loved ones. arts and crafts. music and I have a wicked sense of humor. Interested? BOX 20870 NO HEAD GAMES! Single female 34 yrs olc seeking male 39 tc 45. 1 have fhaZei eyes and long brunette hair. '20 lbs, smoker and I like a verity ol things. BOX 32912 r PETITE ANO BLONDE Fun loving 5'1•, d2 y old. attractive. ge female with n0 dependents I like the country. dnng out. danc- ng and socializing Seeking a tall gentleman. 32 to 4C No head games! BOX 33110 YOUNG AT HEART._.. --,nest olue eyed bronde , yr old single mom. 5'5' ,nedium build Looking for a tall dark haired. attrac- •ve man medium build and a great personality w -ho doesn-t play head :,amen BOX 33' 11 HEY. GUYS!! vou• ook•ng for low. -�mpanionship and friend - s'np with all the fringe ben - e'its I am joinngattractive and employed. looking for .3 ser,pus relationship if r_u are 35 to 45with the same qualities.. give me a -all BOX 33'21 ZEST FOR LIFE E-',,. oyel. professional, fit 5-gie mom 5'5'. blonde -arc and hazel eyes I am self confident. caring and cassroriale Looking ler a fire tighter who hs o"_ - .eves kids and pets 'a!k' BOX 33304 AM I THE ONE? A••-aCrve 25 yr a D _nde. loves out- ors. pool. etc _ -,ng term relaril s^ p wanted from a -an 2C plus' Bit 20549 PEAK YOUR INTEREST? We are a^•active aI seeking a black r 35 10 45 Want soi r• nterestng, tun Must be clean an z,eet BOX 20574 CLASSY LADY 5'8' Ismail. 51. seeking a secure. happy gentleman for a long teem rabtrdnethp. Enjoy drag donch . art galleries. golf, etc. BOX 20820 I'M A LIBRA Seeking my soul mate. 34 to 38, who is a social drinker, not into head games and Mies long leis I am a 57'. 110 14 single whole female. 34. Sincere calls only! BOX 25982 SINCERE CALLS ONLY 5'1', 166 Ib. single white female. 49. seeking a male 50 to 55.1 8th a quiet par- son who words the same. Enjoy welts, dnig out and siting at Aonw. No head games or drinker; smokers okay. BOX 25983 NEED SOME TiME OUTI Very busy. 5'1'. Ns, fiari- ciasy and wwoonaily secure finale: no dopwt dents, 41. Enjoy quid times, camping.-movAs. theater. etc. SM 25698 SEEKING TRUE LOVE_ Single mom, young, 40, 55', 125 lb• enjoys danc- ing. dining. outdoor fun. cuddling, eta Seeking someone canpatlble, 37 to 45, who is employed, tall good looking, skm to modk um built and a . social drinker. BOX 32� dads okay. SEEKING SOULMATE Single mom looking for someone, 34 to 39, who enjoys the outdoors. quiet nights at home, dining, dancing and more. Single fathers welcome. I'm horn est• great sense of humor, nice personality. need lots of attention. BOX 31992 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. I Anytime, day or night. 49maRELTOUrs 'I'o respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. FREE Personal Ad FREE Voice Greeting $2.49 per minute. You must be 18 or older. Both trhrmlhrr, work with Trrut•hTorl and Rotary phort ARE YOU MR. RIGHT? Are you 48 to 58, hand- some. outgoing. good sense of humor, personali- ty. dancer who likes coun- try western music, no dependents, established and charming, with many interests' What you get is the whole package, and all calls returned. BOX 23802 SINCERE AND FUN Petile single working mom. 32. looking for handsome. employed single male. 32 to 38, medium build; to laugh and W4ATTED tarp Your FREE rid I -800-661-842.• to loin .'+1a J 'milk: : have tun with Enjoys the sample things in fee. hold - ng hands, snuggling at movies or at tome BOX 23793 WORTH WAITING FOR Classy acly 5' 5'8• seeks secure. happy gentle mar. for joig ter^+ relationship aril shared enjoyment of dancing. art galleries, garage sales, auctions. and golf Love of cottage country a detnde asset BOX 23797 HOPELESS ROMANTIC Giving, commma. 35 w old attractive, lull figured. sn- gie white ksrnale Looking for a monogamous 'eta ttonshp with a Ns. singla or black male, over 35 Enjoy music movies, walk ahg, friends and family arc more BOX 2C562 ACTIVE PARENT SOULMATE WANTED Lady searching for gentle- man, In young 50's, who Is honest and sincere. Must have a good sense of humor, be down to earth. enjoy dancing, drives in country, romance and just having fun. Must have good morals. Prefer friend. ship first BOX 23735 LOOKING FOR LOVE Single mom, 33 5'2'. donde. blue eyes, seeking Single man Enjoys roller skating, bowling. quiet evenings at home. Looking for someone with Christian orals' BOX 25961 CUTE PETITE BLONDE Financ.ally secure. enjoys dining. danc- .ng and quiet times. Looking for gentle- man, 6'. not bald. not older than 53, who enjoys same and would like to become friends. BOX 23757 COBOURG AREA Intelligent. secure. protes- sional, attractive lady. Enjoy travel. skiing, boat- ing, the outdoors movies. and more Looking for a honest gentleman, 45 to 55. with similar qualities. BOX 31987 DO U KEEP PROMISES? 19 or old female. 5'6'. 'ed - dish brown hair and green [ryes Seeking a serious. down to earth no head games type of guy I enjoy art and anything that's tun. Do you know how tc trot a "') Box +6065 1 LIKE TO BE HAPPY' 58 y ole: temale 5 I enjoy long walks, dancing, fishing, cooking, quite times at home and my friends Soaking a nice quite gentleman BOX 16068 KINDRED SPIRIT socially aware. ^ear^ conscious. nus. no . e -Dents divorced H a" early 50's, and en of games king for a like idea male S free to snare walks. t a I k s dances, movies and concerts BOX 31986 SEEK A PERFECT IAN V, old lemale red n meet - ale in my age .o is a nice enjoy walks. _ altry western music, cooling, stay at tome too, BOX 13167 SEEK LAUGHTENFUN i Love 33 yr old single white ternale. mother. petite. blonde hair and blue eyes Working on career in computer software. Enjoy fomanbc evenings. country music: at home as well as out. Seeks a mala. 35-40. with maturity. not insecure and controing. BOX 13560 GIVE ME A CALL Church 9" widow in 70's. Seeking honest gen- tleman. nh and ni BOX 11025 TAKE ME AS 1 All 32 yew old single mother of two girls. Seek a male. 35-40, is hot" and sin cere and who fell No me lot in* .... tnterested.-coo BOK 15618 INTERESTED? 67 -yr old endowed white fataale enjoys dancing, MarNing. Ya outdooll coaiping and more. Seeking a mate with similar interests to share a life together. BOX 16024 HONEST AND CARING Attractive• full figured sin- gle motor, 31, ndeprl- drd, simare, and caring. Enjoys country music, movies, traveling. Seeking good looking, tall. hot" white male, 30 to 38, for companionship. Prefer nonsmoker. BOX 13590 mals, cooking. spending time at home. -and more Looking for a gentleman, in has late 20's to late 30's. who is ambi- tious and spontaneous Single tatters welcome BOJ( 20766 SINGLE AND CUTE 32 yr old single mom Of two. 51' with a slim butd. I'm open minded, sponta- neous, enjoy classic cars, dancing, BOX 20774 FRIENDS FIRST 35 yrold, Patfe white male. See feking relation- shp with sincere. honest. down to earth gentleman. moll lig for friendship. pore• Bible relationship. BOX 18477 FJO"ANCTIC i PLAYFUL. 31 yr old white female, smoker, social drinker. I rhjoy playeg and watrJhag flporta Solool ng wife inhale 28 to 35. attuakriev =I& awd and has a good sense of lunarhive my V.M. a =0 JW ata mow abow teat BOK 20534 N SEARCH OF__ lookig for an attractive, single employed Lora. Gemini or Aries mala, 5'1(r to 6' between 37 to 47. Female Aquarian young 40, 5'S, 125 bs., good loonse of hued«. I like blk- Int dencong-ei Must be M4hvmtlljr and a social dranker. ".W744 FIREFIGHTER... ETC. Atfrwrofe blonde, proles- sional, witty single mother of two. I enjoy, cantfekght dinners, reading, sports... etc. Seeking a man in uniform with similar interests. Must like chil- dren, pets and be roman- tic. BOK 20865 STOP RIGHT HERE! Single professional mom. 39. good values. Seeking an employed, honest and caring male. 36-45. who I can communicate and have fun with BOX 10678 ACCEPT ME AS I AM! 32 year old mother of two Looking for someone spe. cial who is honest and sin- cere who likes me for me. 35-40 Enjoy sports coun- try music and more. BOX 15621 ENJOYS FINER THINGS Free -spirited open minded lady. good sense of humor and adventurous. Enjoy travel. walks on the beach, wring and dining. Looking tc meet a well established business man to enjoy these things BOX 18165 ENJOYABLE TIMES! 18 year old single female. Enjoy watching hockey. basketball. long walks and more Looking for that spe- cial someone to spend time with BOX 11016 SINGEL RED HEAD! 58 yea' old red head. 5'11' Looking to meet an Outgoing gentleman. Enjoy walking dancing and country music BOX 13129 WINTER BLAHS? well. maybe together they won 1 seem so bad Well established. attractive. pro- fessronal woman, mid 40's. petite. Locking for someone in the same age group Enjoy country music, danc- ing and good times with friends and family BOJ( 13513 JUST SPOIL ME! 45 yr ora, edu- cated, good humored. attractive lunette Ickes the country Pets, annll nature. cook ing. eating out. Ice. etc. Seek -ng a vn- to" gentle- man who has his head on straight with - Out BOX bagga1� HAVE A GOOD HEART? 38 yr old sin- gle mon. 5'3'. 130 Ds Seeking a male 25 to 35. who .s good hu mora d. BOJ( 10968 WANT BEAUTIFUL IN AND OUT Single mother, 33, slim, attractive, long brown heli, blue eyes. Wants to share life to the fullest with someone special. Seeking emotionally. financially secure male. 31 to 40. who enjoys children and agrees that laughter is the best medicine. BOX 23736 SKIING ANYONE? Blonde blue eyes 5'3' 38. independent mother of three. Need a break, love skiing and all sporting activities: have a great sense of humor and would enjoy similar company BOX 31979 ARE YOU A CHALLENGE? I am a 34 year young, slim, lunette. career oriented. mother of two. confident and enjoy new challenges: very spontaneous Looking to meet someone. 30 to 40, with a sense of humor Enjoys dancing and music BOX 31980 LOOKING FOR FRIEND Divorced female seeking friendship; possibly more tow on I am family onent- ad. Enjoy dancing• movies, walks and quiet evenings at home BOX 12903 DO YOU EXIST"') Attractive 5'8' female seeing a good humored. good looking male Want someone who has his tread on his shoulders BOX 13026 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. WORK/PLAY HARD Frenchman, 6'. blonde hair, 38, mustache. good sense of humor. out going. smok- er and social drinker, really like the summer. Looking for a lady 32 to 39. attrac- tive, intelligent, honest and caring. BOX 32966 FIT AND FANCY FREE Never married. single white male. 36, no chil- dren, 510'. 175 lbs, open, happy, fun, romantic, enjoy working out. camping and much more. Looking for a single white female. attrac- tive 25 to 40. independent, intelligent with no children BOX 32991 BLUE BLUE EYES 33 yr old. 5'7•, 145 lbs. sin- gle white male, blue eyes. good kxkng. good career and a nice home. Looking for an attractive girl. happy. fun and fit- BOX 33101 BACK IN TOWN 21. 54•. 150 lbs. blo dootlue. trying to grow a beard, enjoys music. movies and more Looking for a nice lady 18 to 22, to go out with and have some fun. BOX 33148 MARRIAGE MAYBE?? 27 yr old •Hale. red rain and blue eyes. smoker enjoy dancing. camping, movies, golfing and You Make The Call and vow both [Ott e- monty `-- Win $25 innsead of spun s :unii u. L: ,:i is h. !maty to do umoething Positive. Write a romantic ad and kaki , message from the • 11 tuld win you a $25 American Esprc. g.;• owtih arc from Sincerely Yews And you lum night mixt that elith-li, you've been dricarrunr about. Only new ads with voice Veconts art: eligible ludic: will award the two adwrusas with the most romantic ads/wicc rreetmp•s eedl with $=5 No" Veer P11E111 ad teda . 1-800-662-8423 FRIENDSHIP 1 am a mom of two search- ing for someone for friend- ship It gets kind of for" sometimes. BOX 13491 WKXM GODDESS... ...seeking god ler romance. Thin, relatively attractive. 20 yr old female, seeking someone who will treat me was. Like tall, min men with long dark her who appreciates tw dark- er side of Me. BOX 13496 GFA MOLD TOGETHER Was ftv g, movies and quiet nights at thome. I've raised my cdid so that bast I could; but now I need mon than nx*wrhood. 0*. right is what I seek: can you male my heart gat weelf/ Bib( 15976 SEElalr SPECIAL MAN Attractive fatly, 21, 5', fervoefrisr1goingout to movies, Dye Itis fie � i0 din-wo . Soowq an SMOG" Wahl 22 Ica 25. that enjoys the same flings as me. Please Cal as soon as possible. BOD( 31961 rM TIORTH m 28 yr old, 57, 128 Ib attractive, single mother of two. Looking for a good looking male, 30 to 35, over 6, 180 to 210 be, with good morals and bekels. Seek a man who is patient ler a serious relationship. BOX 10579 YOUNG IN ALL WAYS! 5'3'. full figured, sepa- rated, lonely single female. 48 Love country music and dancing. Require alot of attention and hate silence. Need someone to hod me, talk to me and take me denc- oBO. Are you the one? x 17864 5e SOMETHING FEMALE So* king a non smoking, active, caring, mature male 60 to 65. Attractive lady, slim, secure and humorous. BOX 20479 DOtMN E TFA)USLE Two single twins, 20. OIw has baby, seeking two sin- gle white mall duegil raoMe, tpontorwous. not bo old. We an SY', duly blonde hair, blue eyes. Sim, and like to dance. Don't be shy...give us a a1. BOX 31983 LET'S CHAT 516' female soaking a black, Nation or white male. M this sounds like you...gim me a a1 some- lina and we lean tali! BOK 18042 TWO Fpr THIO Two single who females seeking two stogie white males, 18 to 21. H you enjoy music, arts, good conversation and more. -call Warts someone mature, sweet, good look - ng and romantic at heart. BOX 10438 having a good tame Looking for a special lady BOX 33364 COBURN AREA Single white male. 36. 5'10'. 175 lbs. employed. enjoy danc- ing. dnfng out and many dd- ferent things. Looking for a boy. 30's, sin- gle white female with she same interests.. BOX 33567 ANYONE OUTTHERE The woman from Grafton for the SWM from Coberg. please call again. I was unable to get your number BOX 33568 QUICK WIT 33 year old, single malll good looking. successful. Looking for a woman who is supportive, mature, and also looking ler a serious relationship, someone quick willed, slender, pretty and maybe shy. BOX 33573 SERIOUS? -.YOU BET! 20 year our single guy looting ler scm caW 18 to 22. 1 enjoy long wanks, sports. romance, reeding and more. Looking ler a serious robbwshp. BOK 33575 OUT GONG MAN 114ontoot aid c" 32 owhit* made, 5'10', 175 ur lbs, fight brown her and blue ales. I enjoy sports eoencise. sok muse and cuddling. I am bilking for a 801 pass" mord 1'111 MR RIGHT Male, 35. seeking a female. 28.33. Searehvhg for mf. rigd? Look no fur- ther. If you're a sports minded, otdbm woman who Iles -the Toronto Maple Leafs, than I'm Mr. right Son- f 23905 repkea �M INTERESTED? CALLI 23 yr our male, 67, 220 Ibs, strawberry I'" le hair and bluelgreen eyes. I enjoy long walks. sports, movies and g w friends. Looking for a relatiomsNip turning into tong term. BOX 25980 TMzv an won mm mb. - No Meeting Plane on the Internet at SINGLE MOM WANTED 6'. 185 Ib father of three with auburn hair. I like sports, skiing and working on old cars. Seeking a car- ing and honest woman who is a single mom BOX 25990 MARRIAGE MINDED MALE 27 yr old male, 5'10' with red hair and blue eyes. Enjoy having a good time. dining, camping and goll- wig, etc. I like to meet some- one with some of the same interests BOX 32937 LET'S GET TOGETHER 6' male with brown hair and blue eyes Enjoy hockey. football and long walks on the beach It interested. please give me a call BOX 32946 DISCRETION ASSURED Attached, 35 yr old white male. athletic and educat- ed looking for a white, cute, slim female to share fun and intimate encounters with BOX 33095 WHERE ARE YOU? Employed. divorced white male. 38. 6. 250 bs, a smoker and an occasional drinker with dependents. Enjoy camping, fishing, swimming and all outdoor activities Searching for a female. 30 to 40, for friend- ship and a possible rele- tionshp. BOD( 33130 MONOGAMOUS Clear minded. 33 yr old male. 5'11', 180 Ibs, mus- cular but. Looking for physical, monogamous relationship with single female 25 to 35 BOX 33136 RELATIONSHIP WANTED 29 yr old. 510•. 170 ib male with dark hair and green eyes Seeking a femur between 25 and 30, slim. honest and caring. No feed gangs please, BOX 33138 LET'S TALK Single ohne attractive, fit male. 44y r. ran s9. ,s5 part-time dad am hnancaall secure. I lure movies. out- doors, travel and romen- I r c evenings Searching for a Ns. attractive an td lemale B ALL CALLS ANSWERED 32 yr old m. long Harr and Enjoy the outdoors, gar- tdenng. cooking. animals and more. Give me a call. let's task. BOX 33486 ONE CARING GUY Employed, Single white mals 48 yrs yang, 511', 160 Es, romantic and car- ing. Seeking a single. white, attractnia, slim female. 35 to 45, tot a long term relationship. To roil out more, give me a call. BOK 33495 NOTHING SERIOUS Anraclive, .`honest, caring Woe whine male. 5'9', 175 be, brown hair and eyes Looking for an attractive, easyfemale to 2 . or good taws. BOJ( 33502 THE STARS Alp YOU! Anragive 311 1dsr� mustache. Honest, Caring and down to earth. Lie movies. the bless and rock -n -rout, sports, aft. Ses" a Mdy under 33 yrs old. who is looking for a serious relationship. Sigh room's Okay BOD( LET'S GET GOING 34 year old male, Ajax area, looking for other males. 1 am 5'11', 175 lbs.. l this sounds interesting give me a call BOX 33163 FIRST TIME! Young looking married. 40 yr old, n/s, 5'8', 142 lbs. quiet and shy; seeking another married, n/s male. Cleanliness and discretion a must BOX 33338 DISCREET FRIENDSHIP Tall, clean, cuteboyish looking 35 yr old male. Looking for other males for discreet encounters. Downtown Oshawa area. BOX 12907 LETS DO SOMETHING 18 yr old, straight acting male likes playing pool, hockey, sports, etc. Seeking someone the same age- BOX 20543 GIVE ME A CALL 20 yr old white Oshawa male. 62•, brown hair and dark blue eyes with football player build Seeking an honest person who does not play mind games. I enjoy music. partying, and dubs. BOX 13580 SEEK COMPATIBILITY Seek a male. 1825, who enjoys sports. cards etc. for an intimate and very discreet relationship. preferably, white BOX 16013 CAN WE MEET? 35 year old. 6'2'. 175 lbs. mal- Looking for a idis- crest relationship with men or couples during the day. Can and well !dlak over cot- too.BOX 10668 STARTING OVER AGAIN Seeking a 8 or Gary male for a long term r[Wtionshp I am a 62. 105 Ib. 35 yr old, very straight looking and acting male BOX 13083 MY FIRSTTIME 'ok.ng. R make. 26. 6,.'.. 'F , los Seek,ng arotr„r B. mate in one Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. LETS TALK We are a couple looking for thin, dark haired bi female for intimate encounters, Cleanliness and discretion a must. BOX 33478 AN EXPLOSION... 24 yr old. attached Walk female; educated and beautiful Seeking a profes- sional Wade male. for erotic get togethers. BOX 13551 FUN LOVING LADY Seeking a mature. adven- turous, good looking female for tun, laughs and fantasies. BOK 20777 FIRST TiMER! Single white bi curious female. 28, 5'4', attractive and easy going. Looking kir an attractive tamale to share my first tine. BOD( 13512 INTIMATE ENCOUNTERS We are a secure. fun loving couple seeking anomer couple or B. curious white female. Want our fantasies fullified_. BOX 18057 HEY, GIRL! Married bi white female, 26, into sports, music, and movies. Seeks female playmate with similar inter- ests BOX 21508 BI COUPLE White bt couple, in our 30's, looking for couples. lemafes and select males. for discreet evening encdtunters. All calls returned. BOX 21501 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. PT. PERRI -BRIDGE-. Looking for someone to ni>ti Arid- 1 tine a week Mn area BOX 20532 'O AREA ght smgie while make. 31, divorced with one child look - ng for friends for coffee, lunch and other things BOX 13101 NE W TO CLARINGTON... Straight, divorced .Hite female. 31: tither of one, slim, dive. 5'6' and good oil. Seeking fronds straight men or h, for lunch. dinner. coffee. dancing, etc. Must love to laugh and keep active. BOJ( 10635 N COUPLE Clean be couple, in their 40's, looking for same. Discretion a must. BOX 23728 AUTUMN Rdlt Large single mala wishes to meat with kis figured females for daytime pet togesrors and chats. BOD( 23137 Call 1-91"1.3M $2.49 per min. NEW TO SCENE Bi male looking for b male, 20 to 35. Must be clean and discreet. BOK 21507 SOMEONE SPECIAL Recently separated of guy, 57-, 15511lbs, light brown hair, 37, average build, considered good looking. Looking ler lei or gay male. Oshawa area. BOX 23744 ARE WE A MATCH? 16 year old bi-whas maim 155 Its., 6, aMacom. bin eyed and very hyper wfdF victual Seeking a white or black male, ff. NS, awac- t". cwwdwmmm are at a must. M you have money, enjoy playing, and are IN ... You are my matchl BOX 10610 VERY C1 ROMI 36 year old bi-curious clean w bode male, seeks the same for daytime encounters only. BOX 13118 DO i1KE WHATYOU-.. Just Road? 21, S9', 175 Itis -- ' d � earth gfor �kry who doesn't play hibld games. Enjoy is beech, relaxing at home and vuakhig movies. con viol aatons horseback ridirg, oto. BOK 18102 VERY PARTX:ULAR White mala, 29 bi, looking for other guys who are masculine not feminine, good looking. I am atrac- live with a good body, 6', blear eyes. BOD( 17745 ANYONE IN UNIFORM wry attractive. straight act- ing while male, 180 be, 6'. Looking ler guys in uniform who are good looking- Very discreet. i3�( 17747 NEW TO THE AREA Looking for a black male in the Oshawa area for frlendihip. I'm a 27 yr Old handsome male with blue eyes. BOX 15907 Cao 1-1N-t0i1-3S $2.49 pix min. JOYFULLTMIESI 50 yr old, 6', 190 b. divorced Born Again Christian male g a Chnstion ladle or friend- ship r end - ship. I Mn a father at t,fe. Lie ci ems, woks, oin- carts, nksir. OL*door sports, nuc. BOX 16493 FM PRMfT To pie your aur o h a lows' atlendarlf calf 1- 800.364148Ci The o w- ators ale ,Oshawa This YAW reserve she rlgM to. 9* all ads ler contant and assaarw no habiMy for ads or responses; roj act or revise ads lsnich aro doomed inappro- Prieto, prow ands based on space availability. Advanced Telecom Services, inc. aro the program operators and can be nachad at i-800- 928-56'99 jo on -Fn gain to Spm. !bu may also change or renew your ad by calling this number. � /rC�e�fvi�torto�- 0TH PIECE A LOVES"T 99 f. C .2 0 saw.: CHEST _ apiECEs THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1997 -PAGE 31 3010 up BUILT-IN ®I:MAINER • BUILT-IN DRYER VVARABLE PTEMPERATURE DISHWASHER • 30" EASY CLEAN SELECTIONS ALL RANGE ' OVEN SYSTEM SPECIALLY 'I'# •INFINITE PUSH & r ><IEFRIGIDAIREI PRICED! ;w TURN SWITCHES AFTER REBATE AFTER 0TH PIECE A LOVES"T 99 f. C .2 0 saw.: CHEST _ apiECEs THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1997 -PAGE 31 W WhftWeWNhotm BUILT-IN ®I:MAINER • BUILT-IN DRYER VVARABLE PTEMPERATURE DISHWASHER SELECTIONS • POWER FAN DRY ' SYSTEM g c ,_.:f • EXTRA LARGE • RINSE AGENT C ALL WE ALSO CARRY: DISPENSER lo. SUES 7 U. FT. 12 CU. FT. s`I ALL BUI<j: • SILVERWARE wce 10 CU. FT. 15 CU. FT �'-In 1VAS1,/E BASKET ALL SPECIALLY PRICED DURA SHELL INCLUDES 5 YR. WARRANTY COOLING SYSTEMp_R10Ep TUB F401 8 w----.--- ' eo Fpor INCLUDING FULL MANUFACTURERS WARRANTY 3 WE'VE SAID IT BEFORE, AND WELL SAY IT AGAIN. Best Choice is the only place to buy quality, name brand furniture, electronics and appliances. Best Selection, Best Price it's all at BEST CHOICE • HEAVY DUTY 2 SPEED �l MOTOR. • 7 CYCLE • 9 CYCLES DRYER VVARABLE PTEMPERATURE 3 -WATER LEVEL SELECTIONS SETTINGS ' • 4 -WAY VE.N ;% g c ,_.:f • EXTRA LARGE •HEAVY DUTY r ><IEFRIGIDAIREI CAPACITY IDAIRE on O AFTER REBATE AFTER REBATE 4l;L WOOD" PEDESTAL -TAE 9 a, ARRnWRAr_K [`14AF-RC ALSO AYAt.ABLE I 91M1I1I1I1 PAGE 32 -THE NEN'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1997 TO D 10, THAT'S WHAT IT WILL COST YOU E THE NIVAN OF PASSLrAf494 A 41A fl V. j UR D 1, 40LIOW EQUIPPED WITH ' v 4wAM/FM CASSETTE •LIGHT GROUP •AIR CONDITIONING •POWER WINDOWS •ROAD SIDE ASSISTANCE 4&6 CYL •POWER LOCKS • TIP SLIDE DRIVERS SEAT •AUTOMATIC m►DUAL AIR BAGS •FLOOR MATS •##WQl 03. s 'N 0"00000, PER oj IL/-..m);,,M0NTH Mo. I'mm OMOM fO R11WAMF �f hf f RV OR WA"AWAY "Sr Ps4Y 1ST &fOlffll AND FJOW ff A WA My 9