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SAVINGS
MEMBERSHIPS
at the
Pickering Rec. Complex
Call Now 683-6582
st!
Government cheques
are in the mail
despite postal strike
People rclyin- on governn►c nt
cheques shouldn't have to worry
about the postal strike.
An agreement between the federal
_owrnment and the letter carriers
_J1, for all Canadian government
h quos to be delivered.
And, Paul Cloutier of Durham's
.'I, 0111e support division says the Re -
_ion has an agreement with Canada
Post to deliver social assistance
heques next week.
**We have a guarantee from the
post office for the Dec. I cheques, if
we gel than out early enough, to be
delivered:' Mr. Cloutier says.
As of Thursday, that agreement
still stands, he adds.
Cheques for such programs as the
Child Tax Benefit, Children's Spe-
cial Allowance, Employment Insur-
ance and Human Resources Develop-
ment Canada (HRDC) Trainee bene-
fits were to be delivered Thursday.
On Nov. 26, such cheques as Old
Age Security, Canada Pension Plan,
Veterans Affairs Pensions, War Vet-
erans Allowance, and Canadian
Pickering Transit `smart cards' delayed
BY MARIANNE TAKACS ogy this fall. It would have allowed pas- the contract to supply the new automated
STAR REPORTER sengers to pay for their ride using a small fare system, which Town staff recom-
PICKERING — Complaints of un- plastic card passed in front of a 'reader' mended go to Precursor Ltd., supplier of
fair treatment and threats of legal action on each Ices. fast June, Town Council ap- a similar system for Ajax buses.
from one of the bidders on a Town con- Proved an expenditure of $290,000 for "It's clear that from the outset the
tract have delayed the implementation of the system, about half to be paid for with (Pickering) transportation department
`smart card' technology for Pickering a provincial grant. was determined to purchase the Precur-
Transit riders. On Monday, representatives of AES sor product;' said Richard van Banning,
Pickering Transit had planned to in- Prodata told Council their firm had not legal counsel for AFS.
troduce the new automated fare technol- been given a fair chance to compete for See BUS/Page 3
TOM QUINN
Meet bidders
Forces Pay Allotments are to be de-
livered.
e-
1ivered.
It' the strike continues, cheques
will be available for pick-up at distri-
bution centres to be set up by HRDC.
Clients will tw able to drop off their
report cards for programs at the dis-
tribution centres or at their local
HRDC office. For more information
call 1-13138-440-77-1.1: or on the Inter-
net at www.chcques.gc.ca.
More strike news
✓ Paying utility bills...
✓ Effect on business...
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The Postal Strike...
No escaping your utility bills
PICKERING —Though
mail delivery will be disrupt-
ed for the duralion of the
postal strike. that's no excuse
not to pay your utility hills.
Pickering Hydro promises
to hand deliver hills where
possible. You may request to
have your hill faxed or
arrange to collect it at the
Pickering Hydro -Electric
Commission at 1920 Bayly
St.
You can continue to pav
your Pickering Hydro hills
through your hank or trust
company, by teller, automated
bank machine or telepay-
ment. You can also drop pay-
ment off at the office Monday
to Fridav between 8:30 a.m.
and 4:30 p.m. Cheques may
he dropped off after hours
through a lock box located at
the main entrance.
You can also arrange a
Bad for business: Board of Trade
The postal strike is a serious blow for the local business
community. according to Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade
president John Wiersma.
" 1 think it's a really big problem just before Christmas"
as it's the most important season for retailers. "The timing
couldn't have been any worse.
"The biggest problem is the sending out of hills and the
payment of bills:" adds Mr. Wiersma. who explains the cash
flow of small businesses can be seriously affected by
billing and payment problems.
The only coping advice the hoard can offer its members
is to look as much as possible to alternative means of com-
munication such as E-mail and faxes.
In the short run, says Mr. Wiersma, the postal strike is
very damaging to the entire Canadian economy. In the long
run, he suggests this kind of disruption in service is going
to encourage businesses to look for alternative means of
billing and payment. such as electronic funds transfer and
pre -authorized payments through hanks or by credit card.
And. he adds, those alternative mean, will often become
the permanent means.
..Each time there Is a pu.Gii h� post office loses
customers that waN "
Pre -authorized payment Plan,
available by contacting the
customer accounting depart-
nwnt at 427-0791. ext. 400.
Call that number to make al-
ternative arrangements if you
cannot pay your hill using
any of the above services.
Durham Region will hand
deliver water hills and re-
quests that meter reading
cards he dropped off at a drop
box shared with the Town of
Pickering. It is located at the
Civic Complex at One The
Esplanade, between the mu-
nicipal office and the library.
Pavments may also be
made through your hank or
trust company, by teller, auto-
mated hank machine or Ide-
payment.
Consumers Gas will also
hand deliver hills during the
strike. Pavments can made
at your hank or trust compa-
ny. Any Consumers Gas Ap-
pliance Store will accept pay-
ment by cheque — not cash
— during regular business
hours, though receipts will
not be provided. Payment
may also be dropped off at
any Consumers Gaff office
that normally has a cashier's
office.
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Bus fuss rages at Pickering Town hall
BUS/from page 1
Mr. van Banning main-
tained AES representatives
were not given the same op-
portunity to demonstrate their
smart card system as Precur-
sor and that AES was not pro-
vided technical information it
needed to submit a complete
bid. He also suggested Town
staff had deliberately delayed
issuing an RFP (request for
proposal) for the new system
and then set a short deadline
for the RFP io make it diffi-
cult for Precursor's competi-
tors to bid. In a Sept. 17 letter
to Mayor Wayne Arthurs out-
lining his client's concerns
about the bidding process, Mr.
van Banning noted AES "will
be left with no choice but to
commence legal proceedings"
if the problems were not
remedied. In a written report
to Council, Town manager of
transportation Neil Kiilens
stated that even though AES
provided the low bid, its ten-
der "did not provide costs or
functional information in sev-
eral software and support re-
lated areas of the RFP specifi-
cations" He also noted the de-
partment was "not convinced"
the AES product would meet
Pickering's needs because its
contactless card system was
not proven in the Canadian
market.
AES representative Paul
Gooderham told councillors
his firm, whose parent com-
pany is based in Australia, has
set up the world's largest and
most complex contactless
smart card fare collection sys-
tem in Hong Kong, as well as
other systems around the
world. He said it was "ludi-
crous" to suggest AES tech-
nology was unproven.
Council voted in closed
session to accept AES' sug-
gestion that an independent
consultant be hired to evaluate
the bids for the Town's sys-
tem, and that the bidders be
requested to pay for the con-
sultant. Councillors also de-
cided to ask the Province for
an extension of the Dec. 31
deadline after which the
provincial grant is no longer
available if the deal for the
new system isn't completed.
Council chose that route,
said Mayor Arthurs, "to en-
sure that we got the best prod-
uct at the best price and to pre-
clude any opportunity for un-
founded litigation:'
Town general manager
Tom Quinn said he will meet
with the bidders next week to
discuss how the consultant
will be chosen. He noted one
of the difficulties in this situa-
tion is that Precursor consid-
ers itself the proprietor of the
software used in the Ajax au-
tomated fare system Picker-
ing's must be compatible
with, and may not be willing
to provide the system specifi-
cations AES says it needs in
to draw up a complete bid.
"We have no desire to get
into a lawsuit;' noted Mr.
Quinn. "We have no desire to
lose our funding from the
Province. We have no desire
to treat one firm differently
from another and I don't be-
lieve we have done that.
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PAGE f -THE NEW5ADVXKrWM FR WR4 MNEMBER 21. kM
Ajax -Pickering
News Advertiser
• A Metroland Community News r
di*torials aetterS I�
published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
130 Commercial Avc., Ajax, Ont. L IS 21-15
PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker
♦ Editorial
Short-term pain,
long-term gain
While they don't meet the demands pushed by
905 -area health care providers, the recommenda-
tions made Tuesday by the Health Services Restruc-
turing Commission will benefit Durham Region in
the long run.
The most obvious point about the mega decisions
released on Tuesday, which allow for a 30 -day ap-
peal period, is the call to close Whitby General Hos-
pital by March 31, 1999. The 28 -year-old facility.
built when Whitby was a small town of about
15,000, is ironically being closed as the town crests
75,000. But this isn't the flush '60s, it's the tight -
money '90s and tough choices must be made. The
people of Whitby for a number of years have been
choosing to go to Oshawa General Hospital for
many of their health care needs. In fact, a survey in-
dicates just 17 per cent of townsfolk used WGH
compared to 39 per cent who used OGH. That's a
telling statistic.
The decision will continue to be a controversial
one in Whitby. The loss of a hospital hits people in a
veru personal way, but Whitby shouldn't take it as a
slight. The HSRC took a long, hard look at services
and costs and made a tough, but proper determina-
tion.
The good news is the new East Durham Hospital
Corporation will carefully co-ordinate services in
Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington, Scugog and north
Durham to best serve all citizens. Ajax -Pickering
will share administration costs with Scarborough
Centenary Hospital. But health care will be main-
tained in Durham because $68.3 million in capital
and service funding will be injected into the region.
That's less than was requested but is still a signifi-
cant amount of money.
More long-term and short-term beds will be pro-
vided throughout Durham to help keep pace with the
growing population. The proposed Cancer Care
Centre at OGH is still in limbo, with the HSRC re-
questing more study of the situation in the East Cen-
tral region. A decision on the fate of the centre is ex-
pected by the end of the year.
Durham's hospitals can now go ahead, together,
to meet the challenges of providing the world's best
health care for the region. The HSRC report puts
hospitals on firm footing to meet the diverse needs
of a growing and aging population.
�
To respond to this editorial call lnfosowre at
683-7040 and dial 5104
Ajax Pickering
News Advertiser
PublIbber: rite Whittaker
A Metroland Community Newspaper
published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
v Letters to the editor
There's no real limit
to class sizes
To the editor:
As a parent I have been very
pleased with the even reporting
on Bill 160 in many newspapers.
However, there is a common
misconception that "the law will
require that the average class
size in any given board cannot
exceed 25 students in elementary
and 22 students in high school:'
If you actually read the amend-
ments — I have a copy from my
MPP — you will see that those
numbers are mentioned as an
"aggregate". Elementary
schools' aggregate now, as re-
ported in the government's own
advertisement, which was sent to
each house in September, stated
that the present average is 17 or
22, depending on how the num-
bers are calculated. The new
number is an increase. Does this
mean that my daughters' classes
are increasing by at least three? I
don't know.
More importantly, subsection
(3) of the amendment states the
following:
The average size of a board's
classes, in the aggregate, may
exceed the maximum average
class size specified to the extent
that the Minister of Education, at
the request of the board, may
permit.
This subsection will allow the
average size to be whatever the
minister approves from boards'
requests. In other words, there is
no real limit to class sizes!
Larry Noonan,
Pickering
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STEPHEN
SHAW
Guest
Column
Crime and courts reporter Stephen Shaw is
based out of the offices of Oshawa-Whitby-
Clarington This Week.
Wake-up call
needed after
murder of child
Six-year-old Jenny England never had a
chance.
As the witness parade of child care. mental
health and law professionals continues in the
now three -month-old coroner's inquest examin-
ing the circumstances of her death, it's become
painfully clear nobody was there for Jennifer as
she and the mother of Ronald England, Marion
Johnston, were butchered to death by Mr. Eng-
land.
The Mental Health Act, which in part pre-
vented medical professionals from forcing ps�-
chiatric treatment upon her adopted father Ron
England. didn't save Jenny. the family court
process which resulted in Jennifer being placed
in care of- a paranoid schizophrenic man, who
later stopped taking his medication wasn't the
answer: and surely the child protection agencies
trusted with ensuring her safety didn't fulfill
their mandate.
By now, the jurors and others closely ob-
serving the proceedings have seen much more
than a mere snapshot of Jennifer's tragic life.
and death. Rather, guided by witnesses and
coroner counsel Paul Bellefontaine, they have
seen through Jennifer's eyes the heartbreaking
circumstances in which she lived her short life.
Indeed, the school portrait of a bright-eyed
smiling Jennifer, which stands beside the jury
box each day of the proceedings, will forever
remain etched in the memories of, perhaps
hauntingly, those following the inquest.
One can only hope it will leave that same im-
pression on those who are not directly involved.
but those who, in the end, will determine
whether this entire process, and Jennifer's
death, had any purpose at all or was simply in
vain.
Jurors have been asked to consider and rec-
ommend, once the evidence has been complet-
ed, numerous changes to legislation governing
family law, mental health and child protection
Procedures. Changes which, as is the intention
of a coroner's inquest, may prevent future
tragedies under similar circumstances.
The question is, will those with the authority
to bring about the needed changes be listening
to the jurors?
To respond to this column call Infosoutce at 683-
7040 and dial 5108..
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PAGE 14 -:rW NEWS A1DVX.R".5ER.tJUVAV�N0VENBER 21. or .
Pickering mom fights to have Bill 160 stalled
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
STAFF REPORTER
A Pickering parent is
taking her protest against
Bill 160 across
Ontario in an at-
tempt to persuade
the provincial
government to re-
move the legisla-
tion from the fall
agenda.
Joanne Dies, a
parent of Glen -
grove Public
School students,
is trying to get
support across
Ontario for a pe-
tition calling on
the Province to
delay passage of the Educa-
tion Quality Improvement
Act.
"As parents, we are ex-
tremely concerned about
Bill 160 and the way it's
being pushed
through the legisla-
ture;" she says.
'We're basically
just asking for more
timc...there seems
to be a lot of confu-
sion out there"
Amendments to
the hill were read in
the Ontario legisla-
ture this week, with
third reading ex-
pected to take place
before the end of the
month.
Ms. Dies, who is
currently making the
rounds speaking at parent
JOANNE
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Wednesday in the hope it
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ting more and more diffi-
cult" to find forums to raise
pubic awareness of Bill
160.
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istry of Education and
Training as signatures are,
still being sought.
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spokesman Daniele Gauvin
reports the ministry is re-
ceiving some petitions and
'.a heavy volume" of indi-
vidual letters asking ques-
tions about the legislation.
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Around Durham Rep*on
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Pace' aker
Changes by health restructuring
commissi�rt won't affect cash
raised for Oshawa hospital
By' BRIAN LFGREE
Dt_TZ11A%1 STAFF
OSHAV1A — Moncy donated to
the Oshav%a General Hospital Foun-
dation will remain here, despite a de-
cision to amalgamate arca hospitals,
says an OGH vice-president.
Dan Spinner. OGH vice-president
of community relations, says "the
OGH Foundation has no plans to go
out of business;' although the Health
Ser\, ices Restructuring Commission
(HSRC) has announced a strategy to
bring medical facilities in Oshawa,
Whithy, Port Perry, Bowmanville
and Uxbridge under the umbrella of
the East Durham Hospital Corpora-
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Mr. Spinner believes it will he
business as usual for the OGH Foun-
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"I think it will;' he says. "The
Foundation trustees' responsibility is
to honor donor intention. The Setting
the Pace funds are in trust, which ob-
ligates the Foundation to use the
funds at the Oshawa General Hospi-
tal site. The same is true for the
Keeping the Pace fund."
When the hospitals in Port Perry
and Uxbridge merged to become the
North Durham Health Services. the
two hospital foundations remained
as separate entities.
The Setting the Pace campaign
raised $26 million toward OGH's
planned $147 -million redevelop-
ment, while the Keeping the Pace
campaign raised about $3 million to-
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Those funds '-will stay for Os-
hawa. I can guarantee that," Mr.
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However, Mr. Spinner says it's
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statements for under Freedom of In-
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all facilities under the East Durham
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"They only ask us to report on
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other towns with (hospital) mergers,
in some cases the Foundations have
merged, in others they didn't"
But Mr. Spinner says Oshawa is
willing to discuss the future of the
ncw, tentatively named East Durham
Hospital Corporation with officials
from Whitbv, Bowmanville, Port
Perry and Uxbridge.
There could be "joint fund-raising
among the new corporate hospital;'
suggests Mr. Spinner, adding "we'd
be happy to entertain any discussion
about co-operative fund-raising. I
think we can build on that"
Apiece of history falls
The historic Heard House on Mary Street in
Whitby crumbles during demolition
Wednesday. The house, once the home of
the late Florence Heard, was to be pre-
served as part of a housing development on
the downtown site. But a delay in the devel-
opment and repeated acts of vandalism and
arson led the Town to allow the developer to
tear the house down. A memorial plaque
will be erected on the site.
Twelve lab workers to lose jobs at
0SHAV%A — Oshawa General Hospital has
issued layoff notices to 12 of its laNwatory
workers.
The lab technologists will join 13 other co-
workers who were laid off earlier this year, says
Patty Rout, chief steward of Local 348 of the;
Ontario Public Service Employees Union.
The layoffs are part of the hospital's re-engi-
neering announced in January which detailed
the elimination of 200 jobs arab which will pro-
duce about $lat million in %a,. Ings.
The 12 positionsinclude full- and part-tirne
jobs, says Patncia Adolphus, OGH's interim
president and chief executive officer.
"We find n rather ironic we're going to do it
just as we're about to centralize;' says Nls. Rout,
referring to a proposal to create a central lab at
OGH to serve hospitals in Durham Region, Vic-
toria, Peterborough and Northumberland coun-
tics. Ms. Rout says the staffing complement at
Oshawa hospital
tlx: OGH lab has been reduced to 50 from about
70. A lab technologist earns about $15,000 an-
nually, says Ms. Rout.
"We figure we're going to be very busy and
the results may get out slower," says Ms. Rout.
Staff morale is low due to ongoing concern
about job losses, she says.
"It's really poor," she says. "We've been talk-
ing about layoffs and going through them for
two years. It's been stressful for people"
Scugo,v,r residents urged to watch for scam artists
SCUG(x; — As Christmas
moves closer and chartable organi-
zations attempt to solicit donations
for events, local police officers are
warning residents to be careful
when they're in the spirit of giving.
Sergeant Ken Hudson of the;
Stabbing of drifter said
to be `drug-related'
OSHAWA — A 32 -year-old drifter was hunted
down by several men and stabbed four times in an
attack Wednesday night which police suspect was
"drug-related"
Durham Regional Police said the victim ex-
changed words with one man outside the Genosha
Hotel on King Street East in Oshawa and the man
then went into the hotel and returned moments
later with several friends. A fight broke out and
the victim was initially stabbed once in the back,
police said. He then ran down King Street while
being chased by his attackers where he was
caught and stabbed three more times, once again
in the back and twice in the side of his body, po-
lice said. A cab driver who watched a knife -wield-
ing man running after the victim radioed to his
dispatcher who then called police at 10:45 p.m.
The victim was taken to Oshawa General Hos-
pital and treated for minor wounds then released.
His attackers had fled the area before police ar-
Durham Regional Police's .'6 Divi-
sion said residents should always
make sure representatives or callers
for donations are who they say they
are and that contributions will go to
the intended cause.
"It seems to be high this time of
year:' said Sgt. Hudson of scam
artists. "Possibly because of the
season and people are in the spirit
of giving.
"They (residents) should ensure
the people soliciting arc legitimate
and don't he afraid to make en-
rved. Sergeant Jim Grimley said the victim "has-
n't fully co-operated" with investigators. "We be-
lieve the incident was drug-related;' he said.
The suspect armed with the knife was de-
scribed as a black male, IS to 20, five -feet seven -
inches and 120 -pounds. He was wearing a light-
colored camouflage jacket and dark toque.
Charges dropped against
Courtice brew -your -own
outlet
Federal charges against the owner and a staff
member at a Courtice 'brew -it -yourself' beer out-
let have been formally withdrawn.
As part of an informal Diversion program, the
charges against the owner of Vintage Brew Co.
were dropped in return for a $500 charitable do-
nation, the office of federal prosecutor Alex Sosna
confirmed. Similar charges against a staff member
were also withdrawn.The case stemmed from a
probe of U -brew outlets across the Greater Toron-
quiries with the individuals, with
police or with any other watchdog
agency about the agency these peo-
ple say they're with:'
Anyone with concerns about a
solicitor can call Durham Regional
Police at 579-1520.
to Area by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
earlier in the year. Numerous other companies and
their staff were also charged with cases still be-
fore the courts.
Whitby gallery has
Christmas blast from past
WHITBY — Get ready for an "Old Tyme"
Christmas.
The Station Gallery is holding its 25th annual
Old Tyme Christmas Art and Craft Sale on Nov.
29 and 30, from noon to 5 p.m. both days.
Works by local artisans, including pottery,
quilted pillows, stained glass, fabric dolls,
wrought -iron furniture, folk art and Christmas
decorations, will be on display.
The gallery will also feature art for sale by
more than 50 local artists.
Refreshments will be served in the Tea Room.
Homemade baked goods will be available for sale.
There is no admission for the event.
The gallery is located at Henry and Victoria
Streets.
Union leader pushes protests
BY CHRIM CHASE
DURHAM SrAF'F
WHITBY —The leader of the largest
union in Ontario says Whitby residents
need to get together and hold public
demonstrations to protest the planned
closure of their hospital.
"We need public expressions of sup-
port for Whitby General Hospital," says
Sid Ryan, a Whitby resident and head of
the Canadian Union of Public Employ-
ees (CUPS) Ontario. "I hope the citizens
of Whitby don't take this lying down.
"There's got to be a public outpour-
ing against the closure;" he says, refer-
ring to Tuesday's recommendation from
the Health Services Restructuring Com-
mission the hospital be closed by March
31, 1999.
Mr. Ryan says there should be town
hall meetings, a resurgence of the Save
Our General Hospital campaign and
protests. Women's groups, senior citi-
zens' groups, unions and residents need
to get together and defend the hospital,
he says.
"It's hard work" but public service
unions and small communities faced
with hospital closures have proven that
protests work with the Conservative
government, he says. If people protest
New name,
same service
for Durham
builders' group
By any other name, they art: still the
That's what members of the Oshawa -
Durham Home Builders' Association
say after they voted in favor of a new
name at Wednesday night's annual
meeting. Now known as Durham Re-
gion Home Builders' Association, the
subtle name change was made; to accu-
rately reflect the full services now pro-
vided by the association to all residents
of Durham Region. That same: evening,
Jamie Maclnnis, president of City
Homes, was elected the association's
46th president. He said he is committed
to the association's mission of " promot-
ing aflivdability and choice of high-
quality homes for our customers"
Mr. Macinnis replaces outgoing pres-
ident Sue Hillebrand. of Deloitte and
Touche, who was recognized Wednes-
day evening for her contributions_
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the closure, "these Tories will run for the hills"
he predicts.
Mr. Ryan says residents should also -bom-
bard" Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty's office
with phone calls and faxes until formal protests
can be arranged. Mr. Ryan says the MPP has to
be held responsible for the closure, adding WGH
is the only hospital in the GTA/905 area to be
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1997 - PAGE 17
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'All the MPPs from the 905 belt managed to suggesting a pox)ling of medical services with
protect their hospitals, but Flaherty failed to do Oshawa General Hospital, a move that was
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Ryan says. The board backed turning the hospital into a
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A Special Place is a unique furniture store with two location. One in Toronto at
Yonge and Davisvillr. the other in the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre in
Pickering.
For the past 20 years A tiprcial Place has worked hard to bring its clients the best
"decorator looks- in the marketplace without the designer prier tag.
Thr. specialize in custom upholstered furniture. Sofas, loveseats and chairs arc
available in manv styles and a wide variety of decorator fabrics.
Window treatmrnts.k carpets and custom entertainment centres are all part of
what they provide. A Special Place also sells a variety of unique cocktail tables,
lamps mirrors, prints and unusual accent pieces to suit any decor.
From lovembcr 29th to Decrmbcr 13th A Special Place will be having their
annual Near end clearance sale. You will save up to 51)"„ on great selections of
merchandise. Everything from items such as picture frames and cosy throws to
floor model sofas, chairs and coffer tables to decorate your own home, will be on
sale. Shop early at either location for the best selection.
Basement leaks tend to be most severe in winter
"N'o need to -s ait for spring to effect repairs"
(fordon Craw lord of Crawford A Sons has been
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f over 23 Nears and although he says. "I'm still
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T 15.0M) homes and seen virtually every Ix)ssible
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" has►cally the amount of vears I've been in this
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exterior drainage gap membranes for block
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:uunof. In fact Gurdon says "the onlN nuisance
is breaking through the top 6" of frozen
ground, but then again every job has its snags,
it's all part of the excavation process. F,ve
encountered worse situations in the pouring rains of
April or huge boulders that just won't budge." One
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Travel Destinations
Sight for your eyes...
Vancouver is new home
to former Soviet submarine
Foxtrot sub
an interesting tour
stop for visitors
to west coast
BY JOHN DUAIrrE
SPECIAL To THE NEWS ADVERTISER
NEW WESTMINSTER,
B.C. — Tlx last thing you expect
to sac while on a drive along the
Fraser River is a Russian subma-
rine.
So, when we caught sight of
the big red star on the black hull of
a ship moored in New Westmin-
ster Quay, we had to have a closer
look.
Unbelievable
as it may seem.
this is an actual
Russian Foxtrot
class U-521 pa- ,
trol submarine in
all its glory —
torpedoes and
all.
knots submerged or 18 knots on
the surface. At eight knots on the
surface. the sub had a range of
16,000 miles.
While the ship looks impres-
sive from the outside, it is much
more so from the inside.
As you tour the cramped interi-
or quarters, you get some appreci-
ation of what it must have been
like for the 75 -member crew to
live in the tiny compartments for
extended periods — sometimes up
to six months under water.
Crew bunks arc tucked in
where space allows — under
stairs, between machinery.
At its peak, the Foxtrot U-521
carried 22 d"l purpose torpedoes
which it could fire out of It-; 10
torpedo tubes (six forward and
four aft).
It could also carry and deploy
up to 44 mines.
The sub was also loaded with
high-tech surveillance and detec-
tion equipment.
One of the more enjoyable
parts of the tour is the enthusiasm
of the guide. Very informed and
always ready to answer a ques-
tion, he takes you through the sub-
marine bow to stern, exploring
everything from the crew's quar-
ters to the torpedo rooms. The
sounds around you create the illu-
sion that this vessel is very much
alive and ready for action. Those
torpedoes are not armed. right?
Just checking'
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The tour takes about 20 min-
utes and it is well worth the time.
You can visit Stanley Park any
time, but how often do you have a
chance to live a piece of history?
The Russian Foxtrot U-521
submarine is open for tours daily
from 9:30 to 6:30 in docked in
New Westminster Quay, 19 kilo-
metres east of downtown Vancou-
ver.
To visit and tour the sub, fol-
low Hwy. I east to the Brunett exit
and proceed south to New West-
minster.
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New professors at Durham College will
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The new voluntary system currently being
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spokesman for the college.
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rehearsals and its upcoming perfor- must be available from Nov. 24 to
mance. March 7.
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and Dolls in late February and early you don't need to know the musical
March. in order to apply.
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PICKERING — The Picker-
ing Public Library has an-
nounced its operating schedule
for the Christmas and New Year
holiday period.
All branches will be closed
Thursday, Dec. 25 (Christmas
Day); Friday, Dec. 26 (Boxing
Day) and Thurs-
day. Jan. 1
(New Year's
Day). `
The Cen-
tral Library
will be open
from 9 a.m. to
I p.m.
Wednesday,
Dec. 24
(Christmas
Eve) and
Wednesday, Dec. 31
(New Year's Eve).
At the Rouge Hill branch, the
doors will be open from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m. on Dec. 24 and Dec.
31.
The Bay Ridges, Claremont,
Greenwood and Whitevale
Branches will all be closed Dec.
24 and Dec. 31.
All branches will be open for
regular hours on Saturday, Dec.
27 and Friday. Jan. 2.
Third annual
event aims to
raise money for
hospital, local
United Way
You can shop from the com-
fort of your own home this
weekend while helping local
charities.
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The third annual Pickering
Rotary Club TV Auction Satur-
day. Nov. 22 and Sunday. Nov.
23 is being shown on Shaw
Cablc 10 in Pickering and on
Rogers Cable 10 in Ajax.
Among the hundreds of items
available are lifetime member -
shins at C'Inhlink golf courses,
tickets to Maple Leafs, Blue
Jays and Raptors games, week-
end getaways to Niagara -on -the -
Lake, ski passes, a
private tour of the
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Metro Toronto Zoo, toys, ser-
vices, furniture, appliances, art-
work and restaurant gift certifi-
cates.
An insert listing all the auc-
tion items appeared in the News
Advertiser on Tuesday. Nov. 18.
Proceeds from the weekend
auction will go to such charities
as the Ajax -Pickering United
Way. Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital, local Easter Seals
families, the Rotary Music Fes-
tival and the Deohaeko Support
Network.
On Nov. 22 the auction goes
from 5 to 10 p.m. and on Nov.
23 from 5 to 9:30 p.m.
Terms are cash, Visa, Master-
Card or cheque. Cheques will
only he accepted with a credit
card number.
To place a bid at the auction.
call 831-0441.
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10th anniversary
PICKERING—New Life Community Church in Pick -
,:ring celebrated the 10th anniversary of its congregation on
Nov. 16.
Charter members still present with the group cut an an-
niversary cake to mark the occasion after the church's ser-
vice that day.
The congregation has never had a building of its own but
worships in the rented auditorium of the Village Retirement
,'entre at 1955 Valley Farm Rd. This arrangement has the
•)enefit of providing residents of the home an 'in-house' op-
portunity to worship.
New Life's congregation seeks to worship in a contem-
porary style, without relying on the old traditional ways,
ind wants to present the Gospel in a manner which relates
to the issues and problems of the day.
Among the congregation's special projects this year was
the collection, assembly and shipping of 20 Christmas
parcels for seamen to the Seafarers Centre in Montreal. The
parcels contained a collection of personal items which sea-
farers, on their long trips which often find them many miles
away from their homes and loved ones at Christmas, might
find helpful and useful.
Also on Nov. 16, the congregation welcomed new pas-
tor John Veenstra. Pastor Veenstra previously served as a
minister in the Christian Reformed Church in Nova Scotia
and at the University of Toronto. For the past 18 years, he
made his living as a residential realtor in Mississauga.
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ALLERGIES: The Durham Re-
gion Anaphylaxis Support Group
meets the third Friday of each
month in Ajax at 7:30 p.m. This
group provides support for those
dealing with life- threatening
foodlother allergies. Call 696-
3018 or 420-840.1 for location.
ADDICTION RECOVERY:
The Serenity Group holds its
weekly 12 -step recovery meeting
at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist
Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pick-
ering.
It deals with addictions of all
types. including co-dependancy.
All welcome. Children's program
available during the meeting.
428-9431 (Jim).
CONCERT: Mohammad Za-
heeruddin and his band perform a
Suti Qawwali concert at 7 p.m. in
the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax
Community Centre, Centennial
Rd. Tickets S 10. 427-0428
(Rose).
ARTS: Ajax Creative Arts holds
Book time
a Christmas Arts and Crafts ex-
hibit and sale from 7 to 9 p.m. at
the Village Community Centre,
corner of Sherwood Rd. and Lin-
ton Ave.. Ajax. It also runs on
Nov. 22 and 23 from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. Free admission. 683-9458.
696-0122.
AJAX -- Start a new chapter in
your life this Sunday with the Friends
of the Ajax Public Library.
The group holds a book sale Sun-
dav,Nov. 23 from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the
main Ajax library branch, corner of
Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next
to the Town hall.
Used N-K)ks, children's, arts, crafts,
and coffee table I(x)ks arc available.
Proceeds go to support the library.
Call -329-1329 (Val Marshall).
SATURDAY, NON', 22
BAZAAR: Village Retirement
Centre hosts is annual Christmas
Bazaar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
1955 Valley Farm
Rd., Pickering. C
Contributions
from Orchard}
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ment Home and -=
Community
Nursing Home will
be featured, in-
cluding Christmas crafts, white
elephant table. bake tables and
more. Raffles. including quilt.
Tea room. All welcome. Call
831-2522 for information.
BAZAAR: Amberlea Presbyter -
ian Church, 1820 Whites Rd. N.,
Pickering, holds a Spirit of
Christmas Bazaar from 9:30 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m. Handmade crafts,
baked goods, silent auction,
white elephant. 839-1383.
BAZAAR: The 23th annual
Deck Your Halls Christmas
Bazaar and Craft Show is held
from 10 a.m. u) 3 p.m. at Dunbar -
ton -Fairport United Church, 1066
Durbarton Rd. (between
Dixie and Fairport Rds.
north of Hwy. 2), Picker-
ing.
Crafts, hand -made
decorations, baked
goods, preserves, knit
goods, clothing, antiques,
collectibles and much
more. Home-made lunch
available. Admission
free. Call 839-7271
(church).
CONCERT: Ajax -Pick-
ering Community Or-
chestra presents its first
concert of the season at
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Donations at the door. 831-8466
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BAZAAR: Ballycliffe Lodge, 70
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p.m. Crafts, white elephant,
plants, Naked goods and raffle.
The Tea Room opens at 10 a.m
683-7321.
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gift sale from 9:30 a.m. to 3:3(
p.m. Santa will visit from noon tc
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Junior Achievement of Durham
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7058.
Kids on the Block: Volunteers
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Call Wendy Swinden at 433-0386.
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deals -On -Wheels, Ajax -Picker-
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hours once a week from 11:30 a.m. to
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nual fundraising campaign is in ur-
gent need of co-ordinators, captains,
telemarketers and canvassers. Have
fun with other volunteers who are
making a difference. Volunteers are
also required to assist with special
events and bingo. All volunteers enjoy
excellent training, flexible hours and a
great opportunity to help adults who
are physically disabled. Call Denise
Harding at 434-5280.
Pickering's Bear Necessities:
'deeds stuffed animals to refurbish
and donate to local women's shelters.
Call Brenda at 839-2141.
Pickering Reading Circle: The
circle is looking for volunteers to read
to or listen to children four to 12 read
in English or French Saturdays from
9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Call 839-3037.
Stewart Group Homes: Volun-
teers are needed to befriend an 18-
ycar-old female with special needs.
Candidate should have a car. Call
Sandra at 686-3111.
Volunteer Services of Vktorian
Order of Nurses - Durham Branch:
Calling all men and women, of all
ages, from all over Durham! Share a
special friendship with a senior, ill or
disabled person who needs you. if you
care about others, you can be a
Friendly Visitor. Call the Durham
`'ON'S Friendly Visitor Program at
571-3151 or 1-800-263-7970.
William Peak Co -Operative
Homes Reading Circle: The circle is
looking for volunteers to read to or
listen to children four to 12 years of
age Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. Call
Debbie McMullen at 428-0573.
YMCA Durham Region: The
ere t e children of di-
vorced or separated parents may visit with
their non-custodial parent in a safe and super-
vised setting.
This is a volunteer -driven program of the
YMCA. Volunteers are required to supervise
visits between the child and the non-custodial
They will summarize and record the activ-
ities of the visit for court purposes. Volunteers
should have some experience working with
children. They are required to provide three
references, a criminal record check and to at-
tend orientation, training, ongoing workshops
and meetings.
gram at 668-9218.
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the Ajax -Pickering ,News Advertiser. If you
want to have your organization listed in Vol-
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choral group in a concert at the Royal Durham Region.
Peter Pan takes flight
PICKERING — Ttx: Pickering Players will
stage the classic family favorite Peter Pan -The Panto
for its annual Christmas panto set to open Nov. 28.
As a follow-up to its evening of one -act plays in
September. the Pickering Players stage Peter Pan at
Dunharton-Fairport United Church Nov. 2S to 30
and DuL. 5.6. 7. 12 and 13.
Besides co -directing with John Downs, last
year's director Trish Gilderson also plays
the comic pirate character Smee. Peter
Pan is portrayed by Jeff Cottam and Mar-
in Christmas panto
Jaqueline Porter. plus Jonathan Burges. as Nanna
the Babysitting Dog and Tyler McDermott as The
Crocodile. A two-for-one ticket special is offered
opening night Friday, No%. 28 at 8 p.m. Saturday
matinees go at 4 p.m. Evening performances start at
8 p.m. Tickets. at $12 for adults. S 10 for student-sAe-
mors and S6 for children. can be ordered by calling
416-410-0211.
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Lvnda Burgess and Sandy McDermott.
The: Dame, the sexy Laughing Water, is
played by Rick Wvcnski. a veteran of sev-
eral previous pantos. In the role of Laugh-
ing Water's daughter Tiger Lilly is Sara
Nugent.
Tinker Bell is played by Emma Pesme
while her mother Christine Pesme is in
the role of Mrs. Darling whose children
are Rebecca Harknett as Wendy, Lisa
Manis as Michael and Jonathan Porter as
John. Also included in major roles as the
Four Lost Boys are Chelsea McDermott,
Dallin Porter, Victoria Argue and Sarah
Pettersson. The chorus consists of bud-
ding actors Josh Pesme, Derek Manis, t
Mark Armstrong, Stephanie Pettersson, !
Thirsty plays Friday
AJAX — Patrons of a local night-
club can drink from the musical well
of Thirsty this Friday night.
The four -piece band Thirsty will
play the Harp & Thistle Pub tonight,
Friday, Nov. 21, starting at 9 p.m. The
group, with two members from Picker-
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Weekend at the movies...
Bruce Willis does villainous turn
Now playing at Moviplex 9, Picker-
ing:
Anastasia: A mix of action, adven-
ture, romance and music, Anastasia is an
animated full-length film about the lost
Russian princess.
Bean: Rowan Atkinson, Burt
Reynolds. More from the master of dis-
aster.
The Full Monty: Stripping down to
your skivvies is no easy business, unless
your idea of fun is getting laughed out of
town. Just ask the boys who've been
there They've done it — The Full Monty.
I know What You Did Last Sum-
mer: Ever have a txxJy that just won't
aay dead'.' On the night of high school's
end. Julie, Helen, Ray and Barry get into
Barn's new Beamer. No one sees the
body that seems to fly out of nowhere di-
rectly into the new car's grill, no one
knows the identity of the crumpled form
that appears to have stopped breathing.
The Jackal: Bruce Willis, Richard
Gere. A ruthless assassin (Willis) has
been hired by international cutthroats to
eliminate sornexme at the very top of the
L'.S. government. His price: $70 million.
Constantly on the move, changing his
Identity and location, everything about
this hit man is a secret. He is known only
a, the Jackal.
The Little tilermaid: Animated. The
wonders of Hans Christian Andersen are
reborn in Walt Disney Pictures re -issue
of this classic film.
Mortal Kombat: Annihilation: A
new adventure unfolds where ttx: origi-
nal blockbuster film left off in Mortal
Annihilation. Several courageous heroes
must survive the
most spectacular
series of chal-
lenges ever en-
countered as they
take on an un-
scrupulous war-
lord.
The Rain-
maker: Claire
Danes, Matt
Damon. Rudy
Baylor (Damon)
is an idealistic
Young law school
graduate who as-
pires to be a `rain -
enough to hire him. But he has a hard
time betting past the front-office recep-
tionist of any law firm that would give
him the time of day. In the process, Rudy
latches onto a case that will shake the
system to its foundation, exposing a
multi -million -dollar insurance scram.
Red Corner: Richard Gere. Jack
Mol orc (Gere) is a brilliant attorney. Gen-
eral counsel to a large entertainment con-
glomerate and the best negotiator the
West has to offer, Jack has come to
China to close; the first satellite commu-
nications deal the Chinese government
has sanctioned. But atter a night with an
exotic beauty, he is arrested for a murder
he didn't commit. His only chance lies
with his court-appointed defence advo-
cate, Shen Yuelin (Bai Ling), who imme-
diately files a guilty plea insisting that
she is saving his life.
Starship Troopers: In the distant fu-
ture the Earth I, at year with a race of
giant alien insects. Little is known about
dtx; hugs except that they are intent on the
eradication of all human life. A handful
of dedicated young soldiers must rise to
the challenge.
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Champlain Cinemas, Whitby: Anasta-
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PICKERIN — Inc level of
residential and commercial develop-
nieni has increased this year in Pick-
ering.
The value of building permits is-
sued by the Town to the end of Oc-
t,ihcr, 1997 has already eclipsed
1996 year-end figures and now totals
more than $112 million. To date this
year 880 building permit applica-
tions have been received by the
Town. along with $1.3 million in
(x rmit application fees.
In 1996 just over 800 permits
were applied for,
,alued at $107
million with fees
totalling $1.1 mil-
lion. In 1995 the
number of permits
,,as 685, with a
construction value
of $82 million and
total fees just over
S9tll).O(x).
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CORRECTION
NOTICE
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the following cor-
rections in our flyer
nserted Wednesday,
November 19, 1997.
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sector remains a key component of
development in the town, with more
than 600 new detached and town-
house residential units added so far
in 1997.
The business sector is much more
active than in 1996, with the value of
non-residential activity up more than
60 per cent, now totalling $21 mil-
lion in construction value. A number
of larger industrial and commercial
projects have contributed to this in-
crease, most notably at the Pickering
Town Centre, where a $4 -million de -
THE NEWS ADVERTISER ILRIDAY, NO4,,M:BER 21, 1997 - PAGE 33
iway up iisn Pckering
velopment is now under way to ac-
commodate eight movie theatres and
new restaurant space. Earlier this
year Sears Canada completed a
$750,(Xx) refurbishment at its PTC
store adjacent to the new theatre
complex.
On the industrial side,
Duradic Technologies Inc.
is nearing completion of its
new 29,000 -square -foot
plant on Clements Road,
while Hubbell Canada is
preparing to break ground
DURHANI ACCESS TO CARE:
REQUEs-rS FOR QUALIFICATIONS FOR
NURSING SERVICES, HOMENIAKING SERVICES
MEDICAL EQUIPMFNTMEDICALSUPPI,IES/INFUSION SUPPLIFS
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Durham Access To Care provides to -hoax: tx ilih care services, long
term care placement services, and information and referral services
that provide simplified access and supportive assistance to residents
of Durham Region.
"rhe Ministry of Health has mandated the use of an RFQ and RFP
process to ensure equity for the Provider Agencies in the contracting
of supplies and services and to ensure the best quality and value for
services and supplies to the client.
DATC is issuing a Request For Qualification fRFQI for: Nursing
Services, Homemaking Services, Medical Equipment/Ntedical
Supplies/Infusion Supplies and Rehabilitation Services.
Service Provider Agencies and others interested in responding to the
above RFQ's, with the exception of Rehabilitation Services, may
ohtain the appropriate documentation after 12:00 p.m. noon. Monday.
Ikcember 1. 1997, at:
Durham Access To Care
605 Brmk Street North
Whitby. Ontario. LIN 4J
Rehabilitation Service RFQ's may be obtained after 12:00 p.m. noon.
Monday. December 15, 1997 at the above address.
Mandatory Respondents Meetings will be held on Thursday.
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for its 68,000 -square -fax industrial
plant expansion at the corner of
Dillingham and Brock roads.
Earlier this year Ontario Hydro
completed a three-storey, 60,(XX)-
square-fan office complex at the
Pickering nuclear station.
In total, the value of new devel-
opment in Pickering is the highest
since 1994 and is projected to ex-
ceed $130 million by the end of
1997.
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Orient -bound orator
Olympic pairs skater Jean -Michel Bombardier Michelle Menzies will represent Canada at the
speaks to pupils at Vaughan Willard Public 1998 Olympic Winter Games in Nagano, Japan
School in Pickering Monday. He and partner in February.
Annandale Skins event
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SPECIAL TO TI-1k:-1k:NI.w S ADVERTISER
The annual Skins Curling
Playdown at Annandale Curling
Club has been expanded to in-
clude a few women's competitive
teams and junior rinks.
That makes a total of 46 teams
playing down to have a chance at
the $800 final game next April.
The event is a double knock-
out, which means a rink is elimi-
nated after its second loss. Those
who survive to the fourth round
then start to play for cash.
As in the TSN Skins Curling
matches, a team with the hammer
has to score at least two points in
an end to win the skin. Converse-
ly, the opponent takes the skin
with a steal of a point or more.
The earliest cash games are
for only $ I per end. but the stakes
get higher the longer a team
avoids elimination.
At this time of year, with so
many rinks needing to play off,
spare sheets of ice are at a premi-
um so teams are competing at a
lot of odd times.
Ajax resident and reigning
Canadian Senior Men's Curling
Champion Bob Turcotte won a
bonspiel in Ottawa the weekend
of Nov. 7 to 9. In the seniors'
event of the Welton Beauchamp
Bonspiel, he defeated Axel
Larsen of Guelph in the final and
pocketed the $5,000 purse.
Another Ajax resident, Kim
Scoreboard
MCKERING MEN'S BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Results from Nov. 10
MASTERS DIVISION
GAME ONE
Club Link 52 vs. Van Kempen Insurance 43.
TOP SCORERS
Club Link. Glenn Soon 21, Reuben DeFrance 8.
Mike Jovanov 6.
Van Kempen Insurance: Dave Baylss 13. Pat
Roach 8. Ralph Vanden ee 6.
GAMETWO
Ery Business systems 50 vs. Melanie Prhgles
46,
TOP SCORERS
Envoy: Henry Michaels 15, Ron Faragher 11. Tom
Recalls a.
Melarre Prrgles: Paul Vorvis 14, Bruce Snard 11,
Randy Filnski 8.
GAME THREE
Mud Hen's 54 vs. Gallantry's 51
TOP SCORERS
Mud Hen'sJaan Lannlste 9, Ride Jones 8. Greg
Cassidy 8. Sam Terry 8.
Gallantry's. Steve Leahy 19. Ray Foot 18. Brad He -
will 8.
NON -MASTERS DIVISION
GAME ONE
Mud Hen's 69 vs. Gallantry's Eatery 67.
TOP SCORERS
Mud Hen's: Conrad Davis 23, Roy Cousins 18. Ken
Michaels 7.
Gatlarltry's: Denver Delay 20, Dave Phang 16, Carl
expanded
Bourque, has won a scholarship
of $2,500 from the Olympic
Torch Program for athletes with
future Olympic aspirations. Kim
is attending Memorial University
in St. John's, Newfoundland, and
has distinguished herself in ju-
nior curling there.
Annandale will host some
OCA zone playdowns this com-
ing weekend. The Teranet Junior
Men, Junior Women and the Joe
Todd Sr. Senior Mixed play -
downs will be held Nov. 22 to 24.
Spectators are welcome to drop
into the club and see some action.
Visiting teams will come from
Port Perry, Unionville, Uxbridge,
Oshawa, Sutton, Whitby, Dale -
wood and Tam Heather.
Lyle 14.
GAME TWO
Malaria Pringles 62 vs. Ell -Roil Holdings 47.
TOP SCORERS
Melanie Prirgles: Erman McLean 27, Crantley, Bish-
op 20, Virion Reece S.
EtPzd Holdro: Dwight Calley r 1, Clem Fords 9,
Peter Wdiams 9, David Volh 9.
GAME THREE
Penny's Auto Service 49 vs. Insurance Portfolio 46.
TOP SCORERS
POWs: Neal Tyrant 12. Junior Clayton 10, Adrian
Hope 7.
Insurance Pbrlblro Everett Clenran 17, Stake
Starter 14.
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Third -period with a lot of jump:' says McGillis.
Once again, Panthers not noted
collapse results in for their scoring prowess stepped
up in the Port Hope victory. Brett
loss to Oshawa Macrury netted a hat trick in the
contest, while Rob Dancey potted a
Tuesday night pair for the Panthers. Jeff Milroy
and Corey Somerville had single
Bl' AL RiVE-rr tallies.
SPURTS REPORTER Joel Cameron got the start in net
PICKERING — A short- and stoned the Buzzards.
staffed Pickering Panthers squad In Pickering Friday, the Pan -
stayed with division rival Oshawa [hers settled for a 5-5 tic with the
Legionaires for two periods, then visiting Quinte Hawks, although
let a close contest slip away in the Pickering held a 5-2 lead at one
final frame in Metro point in the second period. Lloyd
Junior 'A' Hockey XERJM Marks' goal for Quinte at the 19:07
League play in Os- Q�C'� .�C mark of the third sent the game
Os-
hawa Tuesday into overtime. The five-minute
night. extra frame failed to settle the
The Legion- issue.
aires held a 4-3 edge Panthers' defenceman Crnilovic
through 40 minutes. but the third scored mirror image powerplay
period was all Oshawa as the hosts goals on blasts from the point
handed Pickering an 8-5 loss at the which beat the Quinte netminder
Oshawa Civic Auditorium. The over the right catching hand. The
Panthers were missing four team Hawks responded with two first -
leaders in the METRO AINKM HOCKEY LEAGUE period markers to
game and, ac- As of Nov 16 tic the game at 2-
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cording to head TEAM T F A FTS 2 after 20 min -
coach Rod syn«rs.it.Crwdch 19 13 4 1 108 73 27 ties_
McGillis, that 00—Leptinawa 19 t3 s o 106 71 26
v^iigwo Dwm 20 9 8 s 90 n 2a Johnston's goal
experience was Pic*w Pa Wwo 21 7 8 s a 87 1t 1:55 into the sec -
sorely lacking in Ck ft �8isii°' 20 s is 2 9a0 107 12 and period put
the final 20 min- CENTRALthe Panthers up 3-
U1eS. MAM rOordRodns 21 1e s o 139 83 336 2. Pickering went
"You have to ThmmoReak, 23 13 10 0 78 84 2e up 5-2 on two
give Oshawa full M"1d11"VAus ' xo 11 7 2 9e 90 24Pftftogl gals b Trifon,
credit for the Norm aAt�s 2D s 14 3 02 101 a g y
one on a short -
win:' says WAIIIs ats handed break-
McGillis. "Their CaladonCenscians 21 19 1 1 140 48 39 away. Quinte
e x p e r i e n c e twhem HuskiK ?1 9 t2 1 N 103 17
ttuMav41aV"dcats 22 8 13 1 79 N 17 scored once in
showed in the 57Aaorrnarmolra. 19 4 13 0 73 SO 12 the stanza to
last period. We Nlaparaeo«we 20 4 13 1 46 119 9 close the Pan -
didn't compete in thers' margin to 5-3 after two peri -
the third period and we got what ods.
we deserved" The Hawks scored two goals in
However, there was a silver lin- the third frame to complete the
ing to the loss for McGillis. In- comeback.
juries to defencemen Toza The game against Quinte was
Crnilovic and Matt Jenkins and Pickering's seventh overtime
forwards George Trifon and Joel match in 19 contests this season.
Johnston have allowed some of the The Panthers host the Eastern
Panthers' lesser lights to shine. In Division frontrunners, the Syra-
the Oshawa game, Jon Agnew cuse Junior Crunch, at the Picker -
emerged as a bona fide sniper, with ing Recreation Complex tonight,
a two -goal performance to go with Friday, Nov. 21, at 7:30 p.m.
an assist. The Panthers currently sport a
"Our rookies and some of the league record of 7-9-5 for 19
veterans who don't get a lot of ice points. Pickering is in fourth place
time took advantage of it and in the Eastern Division standings,
played extremely well;' says four points behind third-place
McGillis. Wellington Dukes.
Also scoring fol' the Panthers PANTHERS' POSTSCRIPT:
were Chris Hunter, Ken Jones and Trifon (ankle), Johnston (wrist),
Justin Squires all with single mark- Crnilovic (groin) and Jenkins
ers. (ankle) are all out with injuries.
The Panthers made do with a Jenkins is at least a week away
short bench on the road against the from returning to the line-up...
Port Hope Buzzards at the JAck Louis Foulidis, a rookie winger
Burger Sports Complex Saturday with the Panthers this season, has
night. With just 15 players avail- left the team for personal rea-
able for the game, the Panthers got sons...The Panthers have signed
a complete team effort for a big 7- left defenceman Darren Forbes, a
1 victory over the Buzzards, a vast- Whitby resident who was a late cut
ly improved squad over last season. by the Ontario Hockey League's
"We played a full 60 minutes Windsor Spittires.
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Call 906-430-0206.
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CLEANERS WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
For Pickering/Oshawa/Whitby/ Area
• Light and heavv duty
• Must have previous experience
• Full and part time
• Own Car an asset
Please call 1-800-565.3756
DEPT. STORE
PROMOTIONS
Now hiring permanent full & part
time positions to promote a major
department stores account card in
Ajax, Pickering, Oshawa,
Whitby and Bowmanville.
Applicants should be outgoing, well
spoken & dress in business attire.
TRAINING PROVIDED
$8. to $10. Hourly + Bonuses
Call District Office
1 pm to 7pm
1-800-661-2118
LONG HAUL AND DAY TRIP
AZ DRIVERS REQUIRED
Make Advantage Personnel your
last career move. Great
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Min. 2 yrs. exp., abstract,
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Apply inperson to:
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905.433-010
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retail sake txnsrtions avail-
able immediatety. Please al
Debbie 905606 0342. or drop
on resumes at: Mal
(beside Wkmers) of Durham
f 11M w no NIW4 Sim
Walk. all M:. Ajax CompNy
a" full blue people. M
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Laurie 906426 954 ler
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We are cunerrly ew
pring Y -ng adwts
for positions in:
sales and service
machine operators and assemblers
general tabour
trades helpers and construction
clerical/administration
tall today to find out how the YMCA ran help you
to achieve your employment goals.
(905) 427-7670 or drop by
1400 Beyfy SL Mal One. Unit 16A, Pickering
(beside the GO Train S1l Loon)
-Pwbcrpabon s minted to people /6 to 24 oho am
out of wvt and not sft Kv aanoot to tim-
lV411 office Maw 1 office Help
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
Immediate position available.
.'Must be bilingual and have experience.
Resume to: Mentor
10-1330 Boundary; Rd. Oshawa
905-725-7763.
Fax: 905-725-7340
1 Sales HelpAgwns Bys
M.-Agwrts
Career Opportunity with
ADVANTAGE PERSONNEL
Sales/Customers Service Rem
Required by progre%%n v employmert
agen& located in Whitbv.
• tau must have excellent people
ski1Ls and be computer literate.
• Previous experience in the industry
would be an asset.
• Must have own car and be
available immediately-
• Salary to commensurate with
expenence.
Fax resume to Sue Morrison
® 905-433-0628
No phone calls please
DYNAMIC
Advertising Sales Representatives
required immediately for
career opportunity.
Due to expansion of our Telephone
Directory we require 3 Outside Sales
Reps.
If you are aggressive, highly motivat-
ed, have a positive attitude and are
dedicated to overall customer satisfac-
tion, we would like you to pin our win-
ning team.
Minimum two years sales experience.
Directory and layout experience a plus.
Existing and new accounts, training,
commission and base pay.
Mail or fiat. ristaMi to:
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FLOWERS
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F.xpetieex�ed driver
wink newer 4x4 for
Scab./Markhaaa/
North York Routes.
Guaranteed hours.
Also needed:
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(5161288.0313.
1 General Help
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COMPUTER GRAPHIC
10 vice walnut dining room puter, 486 with 12 mg memo -F
ANTIQUE TURN of the century NIM Think pad lap top com-FC�alll
TICKETS
SPECIALIST
set. high back pedal pard ry. 500 Inhard drive Call
seats. S4 D00 or best atter 905 66B ,7�0WANTED
FREE DRAW!!
Commercial Printer with in-house pre-
(905)720-1620
PENTRIM 166 16MB Ram, 1 7a
pay face value for
press service requires a Computer
CANOPY bedroom suite, ex- gb hard drive. 14' monitor. 24
cellent condition, includes x m -media 33.6 f/m, $1.375
Maple Leaf Tickets.
Graphic Specialist. Minimum 3 - 5 years
technical
single bedframe. desk, hutch. (905) 428-6906
bench. dresser,
reens, reds or golds.
experience, strong capability
triple mirror. PIANOSlGRAlI0FA1HEN
&Craft Show'
with MAC and IBM.
night table Beige. pad ac CLOCKS -Pre Christmas Sale -
cents $1z00 905-676 1266
at 579-4400 ext. 2207
Please send your resume to:
used pianos. vamaha. Sa-
_
1 l and
sale sakes
Ronald Taylor,
CARPET BROKER. 100X. mirk. Klmbal, young Chang
Nylon thick plush. stain re New digital punas from 5895
slstant carpet For 3 rooms, and up. Rent to own Large
President & General Manager
g
only $369 00 Price includes selection of grandfather
Pickering
MARACLE PRESS LIMITED
30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe pad clocks from 5995 and up call
RECORDS, CDS, POSTERS, COMICS,
1156 Kin Street East
King
and Installation in your home TELEP PIANO 433-1491
Free tame.
Oshawa, ON. L1H 7N4
quotation in your
No interest, no payment for SHEDMAN - Quality wooden
SPORTS CARDS, LOTS MORE.
tine full year. Daniel. 1-800- sheds 8 x e barn kit. only
Sun. Nov. 23, 11 am -3 pm.
Tel #: 905-723-3438
217Oto4 $�°aMavalabl
and styles
707 Maria St. Whitby.
Fax#: 905428-6024
CARPET. Fru Estimates. Also garages and decks 761
(Hwy.#2 & Henry) Info. 728-5369
New anti -static carpet. McKay Rd Ural 3. Picketing
crotch -guarded. sal resistant. For more Into call 905 -619 -
MAC GRAPHIC
ARTIST
required immediately. Nlust have
minimum 3 years work experience
in 4 colour process. Please call
(905)433-0250
LeadM ToronTc Area equipment yenta! firm
requires diesel mechanics experienced in.
-portable arc compressors
-ride-on compaction
-skid steer loaders
Good compensation packages offered
Written replies only to:
Hub Equipment Limited
2960 Markham Road
Scarborough, ON. M1 X 1 E6
or FAX 416-298-1297
. 1 Daycare wantw
LIVE IN -1^.s,.._. rad....
6:.nL rites vis\S. eAyC
eme a references regunred
Please ad 905-619-3062
PART-TIME Nanny flexible
entrgenr -a, - for 3 (3 2. 8 4
monms 3 da"eek Light
Housekeeping Westney,
Hwy 2 References 905419-
1385
. Daycare
pAYCARf ^or
Ca,nq d educallonal envrOn-
mem writes Rd & Hwry 02
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EXPERIENCED
CAREGIVER
('ri'estneN N or 41)11
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Hot nutnnou meals
TLl FaKied Yard.
cc rmikie able anvnon-
428-0097
-me all aces nutm
C,-z"onsnacks dose W
parks 8 Schools. Receipts
available Marwood/401 area
Can 428-03111
PICKERING Beach ; Rollo
Ldv1n-, ta..:arr -5 months '
12 years Deny ouwm
(IttXW backyard and park
story time music. nu-
minous meals 8 snacks First
Aid C PR certified Non-
smoking receipts 905-428-
1244
lilt Employakint
granted d
BOOKKEEPER Seeking full-
Lme lob ManWl O, Compu-
letaeo to Tru Balance Cur-
rently working Toronto seek-
ing dose to home 905.433-
89183
LOCAL handyman for hire
Any odd labsyard work
Geaninq palming Call Rob
7261473
�1-Fit- rind
FIREWOOD Roka Lumber It
Firewood Centre 4 x8 x1Z'.
$60 4.8x16'. $65 Blab -
fished 1963 Days 705.277-
3381. Evenings 905.434-
6665 Free delivery 10 Oshawa
area
A-1 FIREWOOD. excetkm
very best quality hardwood.
guaranteed extra long time
fully seasoned. cut & spm.
Honest measurement. tree
delivery Kozy Heat FrewoOtl.
905753-2246.
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top
quality seasoned hardwood.
Serving Pickering Ajax. Whit-
by and Oshawa Call
DURHAM FIREWOOD
427-5278
FNEw00D - Dry. $69 face
cord Call (416) 282-9976
FOR SALE
Cut, Split &
delivered.
855/face cord.
Call Jerry
4105)619-1363
1 Firewood
FIREWOOD vrdwood jogs
11 bus, ;prc Will dekver Call
1613 336-2696
Fu
t -g;;; 7,
corner
ELEGANT , ;n dresser and
mirror w,t" Two nam tables
$20C Su clalrs ono dinI ng
table 5250 obo 683-9564
GE SELF CLEAN stove. al -
frond wird black front 5275.
GE side by side refrigerator.
almond win MaCk horn
$375. whirlpool under courser
dishwasher black front 5200
r905) 427-9255
GIRLS bottom setsingle
bed rite stared triple dresser
mirrordesk chat. SZ25.
Bea~ 15 cu n mk-
rrovvave. mew probe rack
375 (905) 839-5965
WALL UNIT ke new. holds
S
duums. nvmrur b lights 8.5
000 Can 428-1438
1 Artcw
for $ale
GARAGE
sp^ q•, 'sables idlers open-
ers; rrataaed S45 New doors
open 36 OOIry Plus Doors
13
Winery
Lcao Ak.n.i,.
save Morley
Make yolfr own
wine in 4 weeks.
57995
30 styles
makes 28-30
bottles iso m1
Flan & EW
msi 426-4122
4 DRESSERS $45 sot, $75.
love seat $65. sofa & chair
$135, kitchen able b chars
$35 4 pc bedroom suite (from
1930) $475. 5 pc pine bed-
room (twin bed) $395. desk
S35, office chair $30. video
arcade machine 5250. coffee
8 end able $45. wardrobe
S%. Duncan Fyfe dtairs $250.
microwave 8 sand $75.
1905)697.3532
LEATHER led 4ts. up to 12
price. leather purses from
19.99. luggage from $19.99.
leather "Nets from $6 99.
Everytfunq Must Go! Family
Leather. 5 Pants Mail Osha-
wa 905728-9830.
DINNIG ROOM SUITE
Solid dark wood.
Table. 6 chair, hutch, buffet
WHIRLPOOL, almost new
WASHER AND DRYER
Call for information
428083
S emironmemaly-friendly 2093. 1 Arts 6 Crafts • 1 Arta 8 Craftarpel starting as low as 554/
sq it Wide range of colours SOLED OAK 01n1 to ngroom table
complement your decor For (2 extension leaves). 6 chairs.
your shop -al -home call now. large Duttet. hutch. Excellent
Mike 905-426-288 concibon Valued at $3200
Asking $1600 905.576.3832
CARPETS lots of carpet, 1TAK Dinin able. $150 Bed -
100°'. nylon new stain re- room set $300 L wig room
lease carpets on hand. 1 Set $450 Glass table set.
will carpet 3 rooms. 53 $200 Remote control planes.
Price includes carpel. pre- 3 radio. $600 905697-0757
mlum pad, expert mstwa-
n fast dellvt tree esh-
. ry OAK/PIME FURNITURE.
Tates ((30 yards) Norman
�F6-23tJ
CARPETS SALE: Lots of car -
Dots 100% nylon stain re-
�euse. carpet 3 rooms $339
3. sq yd) Includes carpet.
^•omlum pad and Instala-
n Free estimates carpet
ecars Serving Dumam and
- -rounding area Sam 905-
686-1772
CARPETS- Christmas Sale.
.sew 100% Nylon_ Stan mas-
>- extra -file Can and save.
..a•peT starts u $1 22/sq ff n-
- ,dna premium paLinstalla-
n Senor discount Repairs
a,auble Customer sanSfaC-
:.,vn guaranteed Fp Your free
m -home estimate can Mike
1905)431-4040 or (4161822-
8226
CASH OR DEALS. 2nd Hand
,Ione 6 Brokers We Dui sell.
tracnm i more Almost any -
1hiToo cash pad 433
785 571-22274 666-0004
ALWAYS OPEN �OMPUTERS.
$alis settee and upgrades.
pen11 150 s 5899 406S
3499 Primers $49 Phone
(905)671-5297
COMPUTER Specials- Com-
piele Prnhum multi mlado
sYssern 5688 Del 486 $588
Wei Dx386 5348 Colour
pnmer $96 Fax $39 Call
(905)655-3861
COMPUTER MONITORS.
used peluum boarq syslems
133 mter $499 with monitor.
486 systems from 5299 xnc
monttor over 100 used cow
monitors in stock from S50
Next week . Irud, load at used
nonmes 14'. 15' 7 T 20' Lots
or new Wary dirW systema
with various fret software
anol- sl"v at 5999 Now
,pen Su ndMs 12 - 4 (905)
697-3059
COYOTE Fur cow. Tun kngm
Excellent condroon. Slated
every year Must see to W
$'DO Ue 633.6610 miss Olt
DJ SYSTEM Teal for wed-
dings banauels etc +ndn+d•ng
:A s and apes priced to sed.
905)420-1955
STEF 4 HANK'S Appkakxs
Washer $23C Dryers $175.
Fnoges $330 Stoves 5225.
362 Frena, St Oshawa
9O5µ32 1167
KENMORE. Matching almond
triogel 3 door side by sole) 8
stove excellent condition. 4
years old. asking $900 080
ENGAGEMENT R11NG, 1*. 3
diamonds. 64 karat. vs can.
Ty. appraisal $3.750 Best att-
er No dealers (905) 579-
3767
MATTRESS, OAK
TABLES i SOFA SALE
We are clearing top
quality mattresses 8
sofa's a reduced prices.
Oak dining table 8
chairs. from $399;
chairs from $60: large
selection. Slumber Skop
mattresses on sale from
singles from S59: queen
sets from $229; 3 pc.
sofa loveseat d chair
from 5399; Also chairs
available. Come in b
browse. 111 Bond St.
W. Os11aWa or MtialE
Auctions, 171 Taentes
Rd. E. WAi Call
728 -Ill or 452-2136
for more lode.
FWIEGLASS custom Hairs
with bill-tn running boards.
his small Jimmy or Blazer.
$500 otio. 905985 3183
FULL LENGTH mdlk carat, s¢e
16. excellent condition. asking
51.500 or best After Cat 728-
3455
Check r+ul our tali SPE-
CIALS SCUD OAK Table
Sets. eg 36'x54 sgl ped
table Uw 1x18" ext AND 1
SOLID OAK Windsor Arrow s
c SALE PRICE $599111 Or a
SOLID OAK 4Ox80 dbl ped
table c/w 2x10' ext AND 6
SOLID OAK Wmdsa Arrow s'
c SALE PRICE 51199"'
Similar savings on all other
able sets and Buffer d HIAdI-
es Why buy veneer when I�
can buy 100x. SOLID OAK"
We m nor nest a factory out-
let WE ARE THE FACTORY -
TRADITIONAL WOODWORK-
ING 905-9858774
USED FRIOR SnS aro up.
used stoves S2X and up.
used washers S25C dryers
$125 and up New brand name
fridges. 16 c 5605 New
plat l0 name 30' stoves $449
and up New 5 c I treerers
$255. Stephensan's Ap-
gra xm 227 Court St. Osha-
wa. 576.7446
WATER, 0 you an cornamtned
wore-, me usie. smd Wor look
of your wallet we can help
Can for irlorma cin 686 1
or US -0234 after 5 p m
NEW AND USED dressers,
coil" and end tables, tables
and mars. Dox spring and
mattresses. can laundry We
afro bar tam funrkre Sle-
p+emnton's Commercial Pro-
aum 325 smmcot St S.
Oshawa 575-8471
WINTER CLOTHING: Duality
name brand falLwinter dOth-
ng lex men Mos aid bort
(Sue 10 to Merz XXXLG)
Murhdred$ of name brand
dens 10 C110omi, from with
mote armrrq weekly From
leans b twedos. RUGGED
REPLAYS n Whrby hat m all
Take a look At these savings
Peas start - suds $29 Spat
Jacl1M $19' Shit $5. casual
Dam $8. Ram $10 Sweaters
$9 winter coals $22 put pus
pus" Sound too good W be
tries Coate fo RUGGED RE-
PLAYS. Duman s largest
upscale re -sate store Exdu-
wvety for men, teens arld
boys. Sm 1994 we've been
oRermg only the best n new 6
"W to new cw" w Ip to
75% bdow retal Expenence
consignment shopping for
men like never before and go
a tugs end look at low end
prices Take 401 to Tlaclkson
Rd in Whitby go north (3
lights) to Bum's St (tum
right). we're In file first pan
on left (Burn's St Pana).
Hours Mon - Wed 166.
Thurs - Fn 10-9. Sat 165
Call 404-2063
1 Arbcbs
w.m.d
ANTIQUES?ADsauiety• Put -
des" Ilrmttxe. pass. dvna
(Moorcrofl 8 other art pot-
tery). an. toys or at nostalgia
Rem. Decoys. toots & saen-
bhc. Collections or estates.
Call Robert Bowen Antiques
(905) 655-8049, Brodkin, On-
tario. E-mail. rbtbowenOsym-
palucci
CO's to sell? Ill pay top
dollar for your used and
new CD's. Cab George at
435.1998.
FOLDING WIRE. Stackable
containers with at hast 1 gak
drop. Approx. 42 171b1c ft. (%n -
lad Abe. 683-5117
UNWANTED, scrap metals
removed. BBO's, at cons.,
stoves. ars. arm machinery,
or anylfrrg meal. (85)571-
6714
WANTED APPLIANCES Work-
ing or not, washers. dryers.
fndges, camping trailer, pick
up tnic k. small ar. 486 8 386
Computers d hardware. 905-
42B -59N
05
42rr59N
CHRISTMAS CRA&[ SALE
SAT/SUN. NOV =2/23
1:3oam - s:3opow
IINO ALBACORE MANOR, Pickering
(off Bayly, west of Liverpool)
FREE DRAW!!
For Into call Linda 631-9151
CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALE
featuring uniquely hand crafted gifts
Nov. 22 & 23, ll a.m. - hp.m.
Petticoat Creek House,
44Q Kingston Rd., Pickering
(between Rougemount dt Ro wbank)
DECK Y01YR MALL%!
21" Annual
4 Christmas Bazaar
&Craft Show'
Sat. Nov 22. 10ain. - 3 P.M.
Christmas Crafts, Gingerbread table,
Silent Auction, Hot Lunch, Baking
Table, Poinsettias,
Chikimn's Room & more.
Dunbarton-Fairport
United Church
1966 Dunbarton Road,
Pickering
a d
(905) x_"-7,71
(Hwv (V2 & Dixie Rd)
FREE AD.N1 S S/O.y
**CIilIRIST bL" BAZAAR**
St. Paul's On -the -Hill
882 Kingston Rd -Pickering
Sat. Nov. 22. 10 am -3 pm
Crafts, Silent Auction, Baking,
Tea Room & more
** Free Admission **
* The Spirit of Christmas Bazaar*
Amberlea Presbyterian Church
1820 Whites d. N. Pick.
Sat. Nov. 22, 9:30 -1 P.M.
Handmade crafts bake oods children's
COUNTRY and Victorian
decor open house Nov 22 8
23. 11-4pm 15114 Eagieview
dr Pickering Great idea's for
Christmas Something flat
everyone
CRAFT VENDORS wanted .
for new Crafters Market local -
ed p �at the Courtice Flea Market
1024
filing Soon! Call 905-436-
102 1 CGMPVW
���
NEW MUSIC a -line 41 hnp //
www dumhamnews.neV
-a)c2381inclex him
1 Lost 8
' Foumd
FOUND - orange and Mack
cat. P1Ckering village Please
call 427-9725
FOUND, male rat. Drown,
long -hair. 3.4 years W, White
on ace.paws IS underside
Whites Rd S of 401
(905)420-2332
FOOND: Gold dorm bracktte
with children s birth Charms.
Heber
Downs area. POssiDly
not a recent loss Please nN
to rdermfv 655-6765
1 Pliel pkea(
Bowo me
SIAMESE KITTENS. 8 weeks
old, cute d cuddly must go to
good tome. $125 each 905-
436-7134. John or Eve.
UMBRELLA COCKATOOS.
While male and female rag
eS and accessones Call Kath
905.726-21397.
BEAGLE Pas for sale Vet
Checked first shot$, de-
wormed Ready 10 go now
Can Laurie 665-0191
PERSIAN Klnens, needled.
registeren health gwrarlteed.
Blue mare. black hale A. fe-
male also adults available.
Cadt9D5)728-7796
SOFT coated Wheaten terser
pilpS Good natured. nowal-
ergmc CKC registered Excel -
km companion $9010 call
1905)797-2266
2 NOTTWEILEN Pe/phes 5
months old All Shots
"ripped CKC Registered.
Gaarateed Serous ipuNus
xty Can 906-434-3790
Tor POODLE, mak. 9
weeks. Ist snots, CMC regiS-
leted. love $ the weld.
Sienese kittens, tial port.
very ~ionate. (706) 639 -
Brillion Fr
rW
Pugs, SMh-Tzar
Porneranwm
Dashounds
Ise Shen. Vel Clicked
(905)723-5077
Oshu H u
Hvnalayan Flans Pt Ii
11
Automobiles
for Set
CREDIT PROKEMS7 On the
spot financing Down psy
10 from 3500 OAC Cars
trucks vans 19al to 1991
AWrfy Auto Sala Ltd 792
Smcae Street Soaeh. Oshawa
Phone 9057263382
g
games, silent auction, hot lunch.
1968 RAMBLER Ambassador
*White Elephant Room*
outstxrano conowon n wK
rix, an Original. 82.000 even.
run by the 7th Pickenng Beavers & Cubs.
x;00 Everrrngs (gas) t152 -
(Toys, tools, records, new & used books,
children's clothing and more)
, coRau GTS. sten
dad. good rruirp tandoori.
new exhaust. pl:rted lot sfird-
%9 Cao
CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALE
Pickering Rec. Complex
1867 Valley Farm Rd.
Sat. Nov 22.9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
FREE ADMISSION!
To ensure that your
'Bazaar or Bake Sale'
is advertised on time, simply call
one of our cheery ad -visors and
they will advertise it In our
Ajax Pickenng Classified Section
for a very low rate.
Call 683-0707 for assistance!
em S as is Jay
(90506-9303
1986 Ford Ta". 3L engine.
new pant, runs well $1900.
Evenings. Ivan 723-1492
1987 OLDS DELTA Be -load-
ed, power windows, locks.
seas, ton cruise. AM/FM as-
sette, air. 180.000 lun Re-
cently painted Can Weindy x-551750 0 8.0
IN? SPRINT. 2 door, auto.
140 kms. Runs Ji Woks great
$1500. certified OBO. 905-
1!p BONNEVILLE SSE, puts
car, excellent motor i 4
speed trans Some exce0 m
body p� (with ownership)
$1000 obo. 906-985.0454 or
905-852-5779.
1911 NIU M MWti vat lady
baled. stereo. IVC. $25%
ow. 1993 Pontiac Asuri
$4495. Meat set 1 or the dial-
er. (905 26-1961 or
(905)683- 1.
IM CAVUJB 4 cylinder. 4-
thr 1 1 102.000kms aSM 1r sm 990
YrortM� Chev Sprint. 2 -dr ado,
92,000kms $2795.433-1787
WM DESIGN 12 LINCOLN Town car Sig-
nature Series. Loaded. exal-
knt condition. Cat (905) 655 -
Home and web page creation Hyper 5779.
link and server storage.
Wan John Duas-ft
at 579.4400
1991 Buick Regal Grand
Soeape��
cert. EvdwWs. Ivan 723-1492.
IM GEO METRO, 4 Or. Se-
dan, auto.. amAm cassette, air
c. 62K, will caliy. Latly dri-
ven. 58900. 697
FOR SALE
1988 LINCOLN
CONTINENTAL SIGNATURE
Fully loaded, 170 km., V6,
resent repairs, excellent condition.
$5,000 or best offer. Trades Welcome.
Call (705) 878-4998
1991 Chev Cavalier sedan 4
cyl auto 127.000 km , factory
at. 40 mpg . anitm. Mack ex!
gQrey Int . sport rims. new
Goollyew Agwtreads, rust -
tree. very dean car $5200.
cent obo Lel's deal 905-985-
0454 or 905-852-5779
TIM SUMBIRD Convertible.
immaculate while exterior b
interior. 23.000km. like new.
58500 Cwl 905 831 7947.
between gun-apm
1992 TEMPO. 2door. 4 cyln-
der. AM. FM asse . cert,
bed. 53400. to view ran (905)
686-0268. 730-930 pm
Mon -Thurs
19W DYNASTY LE leather in -
tenor, PIW. WS. P/8. P/L. AIC.
"Ofnahc. AMIFM cassette.
95.000kms Great condition
Asking 59.5(0 905.436.3693
1993 OLDS Curf- Gen S
70 000 km. grey win maroon
Interior Loaded Btaadrl tom,
Muu nitsiry�M055) 7 3-1985 0995
1993 OLOSBWNILE CUTLASS
CtERA A/c caw. p cruise. W.
atm cassette. 136.000 km
V6 "Ari- rat and Doily a-
, Nest Asking $8.200. 905-
430.25M
1994 WICK Lesabre. nab
kit shape 75.000 let. loafed.
black cherry rrgqWe=, maroon
PlXX $17 500
Tblrpbom (9905) 666-49"
1994 GED METRO. (standard)
88 000 km, arri casseee.
"way exterior. 54.700
wrWgd. or Crest Oft Tek -
pone 725--M5
1994 GRAND PRIX. V6 pK
as pA pew p lrurW. $eCw"
sytaem. 4 -hoar, approx.
%.000 hi0hwary kms. new
ores 6 Drakes $12.900 Like
new. ane owner Can 9105483-
3020
1995 BMNCALLE. all stave
dud power equipment M"M
entry. exce irm COrld -ion.
92.000 mostly Irwy led .
$15.900 Ceifdled 668-6333
eve and weekends
1995 NEO PorWat Sudre. 2
door auto ar $10 500 cerh-
ked or beg offer Co. AMUFM
radio Excellent condi-
tion (905) 725-0532
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No turn downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! If you
work; you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
9Ri-7016-8495
Er
orae oam us S13.a ' 1 1 Ford
Escort. 4 door, whO. auto. low
mileage. mum cor101ti01n Ctrtl•
bed 53.850.. 1993 Ford T -Diad,
LX fury loaded, 5 Vire- mine
rbndM-. Certified. $8.850
1991 GMC Safari 7 passerhper,
filly loaded, mint cornditign.
certified, $7,750., 1992 ford
explorer, XL, 4 x 4, 4 door.
gold and teal. tidy loaded.
Cerbined, $14,870. 1994 Chen
Cavalier, 2 door, teal
green,
orty, 77.tf00 lou.. 5 Spee 7�
new. cert. $8.850.
2277
NEED A VENW? Poor
credit? No credit7 ?
Callen Cameron 0 905-576-
18M or 1-888-259.3673. 1 can
hew!
1613 Chrysler Dynasty LE.
3 3L V6, baled. Whlte with
clufcoal )ENeriW. $6900 oboe
985.1139.
DURHAM MOTORS sales
and service repairs. can a
mechanics open every da
1993 Bonneville sm. $14.995.
1992 grand prix 4 dr.. loaded.
119.000 kill. $6.995. 1992
1992 Z24 5 speed. $6.795.
1992 Cavalier 2 dr, auto,
$4.300, 1992 Sunbnrd 2 dr, 5
speed. 54.295.. 1992 Saturn
SC2 . 2 dr. $6.7%. 1991 Laz-
er 58.000 led 56.900. 1991
Taurus GL. loaded. $4.595.
1991 Luwm Euro 4 dr. load
ed. $5.795. 1991 Grand Am. 2
dr. $4,595, 1991 talon TSI.
all wheel drive 5
$6.995. 1991 Cavalier RS 2
dt . $6.395. 1991 Corsica.
$4.695. 1991 Sunbrd 2 (Jr.
$4.500 1991 OMs Cutlass
Supreme International. 4 dr.
loaded. $7.5%. 1990 Corsica.
$3.595. 1990 Grad Prix 4 dr.
55.595. 19N Z24 $5.596.
1990 Grund Am 2 dr. $4.395..
1989 Firebro 121.000 kd .
$4.395 1969 Grand Am 2 dr.
52.795. 1989 Grad Pru. 2 dr.
S4.995. 1969 Beretta GT.
$4.300. 1968 Camaro Z28
auto $3.800 36 Recanck-
llorne0 certmed vefxefet aut-
able 221 WesM" Rd S .
Alex. 663-7560
NEED A VEHICLE?
POOR CREDIT?
Down pay mems
Norm 5495 0 AC
No Turndowns
viarram available
Cars from 1964 lo 1991
9 & J Auto Sales
905-420-9056
1547 Bayly St Picketing
PRE XMAS SALE. 1990 Cara
van. V6 $6.000 1969 Ac -
clan V6. S3.300 1991 Shal-
Ow, kjrl . $3.200. 1992 Dako-
ta. V6. $8.100 Durham Rapid
Auto (4116) 281-2643
TIED 19% GRAND AM GT -
rrwlr c(11101tion. Icaded 4 lour
1 year warramtt, alarm,
30.0010 tun $18.900 Scott
432-7079
TOtED OF SLID NG weeM7
There's raw to and xaew en
Ile wayl CMiw hr Vie sm-
-. 1986 Nissan Multi 4 x 4
S2 995 3 Trackers. 4 x 4 au-
tornatili 1991 to 1994 your
choice a $5995 Blowout
pia Reliable winter tram -
pollutant - Certmed and dwap
1983 Dodge Anes. Baton
wagon. $1.795-. 1963 Plymouth
22 Turismo. automlatic.
$1.995 19U Ponlrac Temp-
est. 4 cyl 5 speed $1.995
New Arras - 19M ads CIA -
ass Supreme. 2 dr. 96.000
CIA -
falls. red and kke new 55.295
1989 Plymouth Voyageur.
139.000 kms. 7 passenger
$4.995.. 1993 Mazda 323, au-
tomatic, only 82.000 tuns.
$6.595 1992 Pontiac Grand Am.
GT. tear, loaded.
pretty $9,595. 1992 Geo
SWrin, 4 cel., 5 speed. prety
am sporty $5.995. 1988 Brrlcl
Pak Avenue. Waded, luxury
car. $4.995. May more cert -
lied cars and mini visa to
choose from. Cow are a M
Calker Ars CUNo, 155 OM
St. W.. M mwwm MW.
'Nbm aW aOs�bomn um
dol (an) S�28B6. SMS
1.o"
A a A AUTO- Cars. trucks.
bows. We pay SID 510,000.
Cash on the Spot. My corN1-
DOn, any you. Cat its any-
time. 24 hours. 7 days, 30
mW. service. 906.616.5003 or
905706-5234
ANY UW Car or Track
warted, bomplek or not. Top
Cash paid. Free pick-up. Cap
(905)431-4333 or 434-7489.
CASII FOR CARSI We buy
used velvides. Vehides must
be in mnrwg co elklion. Call
427-2415 or come to 479
Gayly St. East. Aix at
MURAD AUTO SALES.
■ANTED: Body o1 a 1988 a
newer, GMC Chev 1n ton.
Cat 905.1251392.
1111111111 ForSdg
1989 CHEVY SIO. 102.000 led.
quoichm 2.5 litre. body
rat shape $2.000 or
)tier. 579-9032 Kevin,
bpm
1991 GMC Hall ton extend
car sped box, V8. automatic,
led 612,900 Call (905)
5-a 8448
1997 CHEV 1/2 Ion pick-up,
„1, Ideit ab. 4 -wheel drive.
p Wil, air. remote alum,
qe starter, new tires/
box liner $19.000. Call
> 725 6417
VWW
1 4 Wto a Driviiii
1991 FORD Aerostar XL. 7 -
loaded. excel. cond.
ed. $6500, 905-579-
,,FHAM MOTORS Sales
Service repairs. Open
day. 1992 Blazer Tahoe
s dr loaded. 4 x 4.
15 1992 Jeep Cherokee
4 df. 4 x 4 . $10.995 .
Pontiac Transport SE.
15 1990 Caravan SE.
-45. 1968 GMC Siena SL.
ton, extended ab, 305.
-j5 221 Westrhey Rd S.,
905)683-7550
1 Aulo Pwb
L
A7E MODEL auto parts
av 2 weeks notice re -
•ed Complete ars or
.Is installation « gift-fora.
905985.0454
416-378-1792.
1 snowerosdn
'386 ARCTIC CAT L Tig
C good shape. 52.000er
0 Call Mike
905_6n_
988 An 11%, Cat Cougar
cc tan cooled. 7000
.!s m010f fralh NMS sum-
'S
or Deet ruler Call
5 263-8914 all 6PM
Moirw
:;.SIDE STORAGE for boats.
irs motor nomes. IraltnS.
c a/Ilde Saks. 4700 Thiek-
m Pd North. RW1 Brookka
8010
• 1 1 Apanrrwrwf
For Pwd
BE�RooM Apartment.
ctr^ng 5 awkAwAs- 5733.
whes 4161444-7391
MONTH OSHAWA Extra targe
6 2 bedroomrsn Large OI
u,y Sul" has been under
rw management for 1 year
.w and s a very dell and
DO mesa c�abk�partrg�m-
,ded AvadaMe December
1 and January 1st. Phone
5 579 -55tH
iNAWA 8loor $I )Law 2 L
W,r,,m apahmptt in Barr
III rase ouildng Close 10 401 L
Parking Available imme-
Re!y From 5600 /mOrM
Hunt 9055764255
i 3 BEDROOM aparb»rds-
ax 416 444-7391
BEDROOM Basement
en'neni wd^ kitchen, waW
om 6 laving room• no
hikers available Dec 1st
IO month 6rslAast Brock/
We,' area Call 619-1251
s URGE 2 -bedroom excep-
^a^, clean apartment In
Wawa. from $6654755 per
Daren. Pnendge Prop.
'-!s 905.4257677
ADELAIOE/Mary. (Ochi ra)
loll, i -bedroom in
A,se Includes all ublties L
Ing $490 No dogs. Cindy
'25-2246
AJAX 2-5ed1`00m, separate
-"•a„ze ciair 4 appliances,
-.a aoie Immediately smoker
San
cath CoA 683-.gM
IIIAx- brand new modern 1
cedruc'In basementapart-
'sent Separate erit
19e store. laundry, full
:alit Available Dec 1. $750
-vee 10 832,transit.� ve(905)
945.427-0832, )
52'-9229
AJAX- Spacious 1 odyn.•
walkout deck, laundry• park•
1g walk-in closet. Separate
entrance no smokerstpets.
mmediate $700. CaN Ism)
427-5425
AVAILABLE II monk yw-
Townhouse style optsLak455
A4ax - ge Rd (401 L
Nix Whllby border) 3 O�d"IL
$900 hydro. 2 bKVWNr
905 G aro Contac
(Thurs905) 9.5228 Mon.
AVAILABLE ImmWialeyA3a
cembeI 1st , Bright 2 fled
room walkouteshbasplmp1l
Denmi painted $750pfl
Henuge 83l -gam IoW
AVAILABLE LY �DMiE-
Spacious my Apt. WA&n
carpeted no*
painted with balcony, (doss
to oars shopping, all uMIA1K
mdude0 tirsViastirsd
no Det' ►roti
2 bedronmt s7dr00m 5675.,
room 3840 75 3 bed -
0134 GII 430-
11 or , Houe»Tar-
Rww 1 rtwt
aa.UCVYAItH F'AHK - WHITBI
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. 5 P.M.
(905) 571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
BACHtLOR apanmem, mak
non-smoker welcomed, avail-
able Immediately. Very dean
and Quiet, Fridge. stove. 4 pce
bath. private entrance, park-
ing. utilities included. 11,111inutes
from transportation. MAam
$475 mo 905-404-2936
BASEMENT. newly carpeted
separate entrance, kitchen, a/
c. dose to G0. 401 8 mall, no
petslsmoking. Avail Immed
$450 inclusive 1svw Call
Victor 420-6863
BOWMANVILLE 2 bedroom
semi. CIOSe t0 all
amenities.
$650 per month plus ifflinies
No pets, references required.
(905) 983-5522
BROOKLIN: Bachelor apt. on
second floor Dec. 1st. Kitch-
en wim emV area. fridge &
stove, bedroom, 3pc. bath.
washer L dryer, quiet area.
5565 per moon hat L hyap
included. 905-655-5539.
CENTRAL OSHAWA. new
bundling. 1 bed $575 PhOre
432-2261 for appt or super
1304. 33 W abng. Dstnw.
CENTRAL OeJnewa, man f100r
L finished basement d horse.
separate enhance. fridge
rawId
mcbOed
VAxt
regaled Available Jan 1sf195
Call 905 726-5583
CENTRAL WHITBY, newly
decorated 2-DeOropm. SKOnhd
floor apartment. 1062 sq.R .
firsvialst, 4widiry, tatdrtlls.
December 1 $79wmoro
cm
Utdo" Reteren
(905)683-2002.683.1939
FOR RENT 1 6 2 -bedroom
apartments in my gAEI. wen -
kept Dnwltarg ricer AN arerw-
Iles Bus slop at door: Park
Rd M. Oshawa 5695. $7161
mo. 579-9016
FOUR bedrew apartment.
tponess in home, norowwnt
.Oishh nkaa, r caWuM,
N $950 monthly
119
IrMlealle-
mridu M,"14 sis
FURNISHED bachelor, for -
fleshed one bedroom. $550 i
$650 mctwinte First/last
Available empty Pyr
qts we
raneLvarkmg Parti
IfiNSde. 576 -SMI or 433-
S550
NMMOMY/401 area. 2 -bed-
room mar,floor Of Rause
Large kitchen. large backyard.
very dean available imine
�M1y $750mnonth Pk* uli-
Ms Cao (905)277-9941
LINERPOOLAUNGSTON R0.
1 -bedroom basement, raised
bwpalow. separate rsntrmil"
8 driveway A/C. able. 4 ap-
plunces 5550 rlklusrve
AvaYable Jam 1 (905)839-
246
LLMUNIOUS. south Allot 2 -
bedroom walkout basement
apartment, separate entrance
wdn own laudry $800 per
month sx$kam exaQl phone
no pdt. non-fmOker fuStAiSt
references required Cao 653-
6417 between 3-9pm.
OLNE AM WILSON. large.
bright newly renovated 2 -bed-
room. laundry, Hong. $695
plus umnies.
bbrlai (905)436.9448
stl
ONE BEDROOM br*M apan-
mem. list floor separate en-
trance. Central air, afl uldu-
sive.. ad appliances. cable.
full bath, quiet Rouge Valley
arta, (905) 509-6120
ONE OEOSSOM basement
apanmerht for rupt, inns
Oiam ill. 5450 per Mo. 19,11itt,
dose to Civic Cater Oshawa
(SM) 720-0B3t.
011E IledroOM basement apm.
in quid from South Oshawa,
$5501M. includes hat, Hydro
and uNYb a. Coin MUrAlry 00
I i New bus
SMAvail"-
IMure AAMW.
ONE OMfeeM DiSeHkft
>pMNMt for Mo. hewiv left
oviii fepblMt Hmmrarre,
pprdNkShq tilib N I nr. 94.
6lupetOr Sm.. AfiA
SPACIM weE maintained 2
bedmo t ops. Ataill. at 900
ohm 800 6kn St. Salve Wish
,m
closes. palet provided•
Gose to ed 8015. ShnFli
carthe, Go so6m. UM llxk*
ed. Cao 72111-il .
StN 2 -bedrooms apt. in
a dupi 09 mnualK fresh
Pod. two washrooms, dose
to GM plat and a8 amenities.
avail" Dec. 1. $600 plus
NOW Cal 430-1370
OONMBA (opposMe GM PIW)
Large and dean. 1 -bedroom
$570. 2 -bedroom 5650. ft -
11 -1111111-749-27311. Pager 4116-
5011-1161117.
OSIHAWA and bowmanvdle,
one b two bedroom for rent.
5500 plus hydro and $725 afl
inclusive Both available Dec
Ist (905)433-7810
OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom upper
duplex. 1.000sq.tt., dean &
bright. Ceramic tiles through-
outnew carpet, $720 -hydro
Available immediately. 905-
728-2255.or905-430.7816
PICKERING - 1 bedroom
basement apt Sep entrance.
laundry. utilities included.
Walking distance to Pickering
Town Centre. Non-smoking
female preferred. $535/mo
Clair 905-831-2303.
PICKERING - Brock/Major
Oaks large new one bedroom
basement apl All amenities
Seo entrance Laundry, no-
smokrng/perts Available im-
medatdy 905427-6508
PICKERING Large spacious 2
bedroom basement apart-
ment, oM separate entrance.
air cord. and able. ion
smoker. no pets. S / moron
Plus hydro Available for De-
cember or January Cao Mary
Roy. (905)831.6826.
PICKERING
I bedroom basement
apt., Bay Ridges,
available immediate-
ly, no pets or
.cookers, all inclu-
�n•e. 5600 first/last.
HOST 837-14n7
PICKERING. Malty ^ars. MlC
dkton. arae row 1-D FDC4n
basemen apartment. sew
ra» sntrana Laundry. no
p/ts. available If " *&a"
S7WMonm CreAN Check.
(905)4254129
REMOt1ATED 2 bedroom
basement apt Imw4x%$e ot-
nrpancy. F>ri waky I-
E pay t
rmErltpaynNant aft credit Chook
prelle M $745 all in ii,
568-2121905 or 416-41a
SM Century 21 Kingsbury
$CaNBOROUGN. Pon IJrwdrl /
401. spaaous 1 bedroom
baisiomm apt . SlpreaR en -
tante as mtlusnle. no pets/
smacker DK.4 (416) 282-
5990
OSIMM - NORTH Oxford 2
Two bdrms Near GO ser
tion. 4G1 PNUMg hydro bp-
coRtr/pabb Palo au nulYI
MAW No dogs Avalable
Dec 1st (905) 721.2232 (416)
239-2752.
SOUTH OSMAWA. Large 1-
Ddrm raised basement of
sem. retemIf rM(C«ated.
laundry tacdMa 2•su park -
ng pyran entrance $575 all
inclusive Mature working
smgwcouple prefeRed No
lips. 579'-'969
280 Wentworth St W
2 BIR apes for rel
5630.5650. Close
schools, shopping
401. Transit right pa
your door. Phone t
ap I. to view:
(905) 721-8741
NEST
bedrooms. upper level or au-
=
OrY }aaYil
h Dk e, of
all inclusive. Mature couple.
no pets preferred. 579-1869
WINTRY 2-bdrm for rent,
: Os
S675/mo house lot
rent 2-ftwi man floor d 2
bdrm bsmm. Large backyard.
$12001mo. 1st/w. 905-725-
$911
05 725$911 days. 9056684016
WWW 00 bedroom apat-
meK available Dec. IBL. SSBS
per nu. includes heal arm
parking for one cu. quiet
. 1>hom (905)430-
0959
WIOTE3 /M. one tr WOOM
basempt *Ntmht. WOO
and bright, appliances• sepa-
rate wltrance. laurift puk-
ing. quiet ,ton snrow. $650.
ImmedfaNAr. (905) 831.4121
WW fens WRIM you can own
your OMI
him for less OW
you Unlit! Call Dave Hay.
lodt Saks ReP- Re/Max
SUMMA Rum (1991) Ltd.
(905) 668-3800 or (905) 666-
3211.
010, Drigm. 2 -bedroom baw
men,. working couple, non-
smoking, no pets, tawdry,
panning, cable. $750/trlomh
inclusive. Firstilast. Dec. 1
(905)720-3057 message
$1 - IT Absolute Affordable,
SICK OF RENTING??
WHY NOT OWN A:
3 -Bed Semi $700/month
-Bed bungalow $800/3month
Appliances an
Window Coverings included
NO down P3y1lnehtt???? 4R Discharged Bankrupt????
(905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK STAPLEY
Saks Rep Sutton Gimp F.x�cl Realty Inc -
a 1 owntausea'lorr 1 ownho-.T"r
Reim Rem
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units
Utilities included
Stove & Refrigerator.
Parquay floors throughout.
Parking included, Playground Area.
Close to schools and shopping.
From 5846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
1 Houses
For Bare
S' 'A Atsr 'e Ahc. aL,a
WHY RENT?
ow l6 YOUR HOME
FROM $68S88TH".
FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE
AVAILABLE
(905) 5711-6275
1-5004840-6275
Rlwk sttaoley
Sales Rep Surton Group
Excel Realty
'1113 CROMwfit AVF "'SHA
WA - Near •�stuwa �.eriire. 3
Oedrooms NCL". eek. ga-
rapt avaum Dec 1st $800
. 1/2 UhktA s 905.576-150!
2 @ED*" bungalow 5850
per monthL plus aMmeS GAS
Ilan. large kitchen. no pats
Available January Ist Cat
723-1475 or 726.3050
3.BEDROOM nothsa, near
4CI Oshawa and al amem-
hes completely renovated,
beauh decorated. new
00 plus uM,. krstABSU
references No dogs CA
(705)799-1361
6 MONTHS Freer Only SM
down' 2 3 8 4 -bedroom
homes avafable louly reno-
va"d plus 4 now appkirlees,
frWn $!SO/rrnonth >r xh[krSrve
Mimmum riglwrt0 neons
$25 000/ytu Paw Fagan,
Saks Rep. Collift Banker
AMR RE (905)7259414
ABSOLUTELY A GMT CM -
6 months tree thenOwn your
own 2.3. of 4 bedroom tower
house compktely refurbished
with 4 new appkances sun -
;ng iron 559.900 Cama for
less than rent Little or no
mmoney down OAC Call RICK
ATSON. CotdweaBanker
(905)728-9414 or Tor
(905)427-3804
ALLU completely renovated
bungalow, quiet area, rec
roomapglames, suites ma-
ture people. $1075. •utAMes
905-426.5204.
COMPLETELY renovated older
2.
anking
bedroom home n down-
town Whitby. Suitable 1«
wktq couple. Absolutely no
d 905 668-�1Aa0i.
ImmediatCOUNTRY HOME, NE of
Osltawit. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
09i
OEWOM MOUSE for rent n
Port Hope. Two bedrooms,
large mister bedroom. hard-
wood floors, large eat -in
kitchen. mcey dixoramed
thr011ghOw. NvK, trorksfop
n ba5lnlHt, gar ham. Avai-
abk Jan. 1. mo. r out.
Firstllasarderences. 665-
7664.
m=OOpIBAYLY- ore bed.
room basement apt. Neu as
amentt WSChods. Parking.
laundry faC. M. a 1/4 UfM.
available immediately. (416)
493-4964
ONLY 1 LEFT, 6 months tree,
delached home, totally ,cite
vated. Only $200 down. J.
Fromm. Coklwdl Banker. 726
9414, Toronto 905427.3804.
1 Horrsas far
Five
OSHAWA/WHITBY legal
latflelOr apartment separate
old I. almost brand new
m quest court Dont miss in
ono! Available immedraky
905.404-2323
PMIKEIMOWALTONA - 4 bed-
room ',targe luxury r. home
Double 9' - case to It -
Sit Refer l r . , rtgrwe0
$1450 , MAelS Aft 6 p In
416-421-9374
LMEWVOLIMYLY. 7 mm
!rem Scarborough 3-1ia0roan
man floor. 49c loath ear -m
-Icmen. off street
nrmedkM $1200 Nxkww
,�tbt269-]SBO
3 -BEDROOM Whitby Victorian
townhouse Hardwood Moors.
on. parking Conner unit
vase yard. near selfool-
Avail Dec 1 57p m (905)-
668-5966
1 TowMnusn
For Reit
MONTH WHITBY. ^real "a-
t,or 3 bedrwm townhouse. 3
alpplwN:e. lose o shopping
and schools. $950 per mo
paws ubkties No pets Aval-
ask Dec 20th or Jan Ist
Call (905) 430-0141 aver 6
pm
SOUTH OSHAWA. arge 2.1
bedroom 4 appuances. Close
to all amenities first ".
$,-A Aalable DK 1, 435
2253
v 1 Roon
Nor
AAA- warm rurnished room
for dean prat' person (gen-
tleman welcome) Cooking
new bus, dose to Durham
CaNcoe $250 and up mono"
(905)728-4845
AJAK LARGE famished room
In tical home Includes able.
laundry parlimg Shure taah-
hes with one other Non
smoker. $375 no 427-6932
LMERPOOL/BAnY. 2 untur-
rushed rooms with private
baths, suit 1 non-smoker.
share kdcher0aundry. $110/
week. 837-0556
Brruk/HwyI2 area
Furnished Room
5400 per mo.
All facilities included.
Responsible person.
Opposite Ins stop.
Available
immediately
Please call anytime
(905)619-1930
1 NeanN i
EKEWTINE Inorrne, l�ar9e
room. private bath, sensor
welcome to live in a lamiy
Cab 420.8376 3 meals/day.
1 Shoed
2 ROOMS- 1 lutnished, 1 un-
furnished. Available loons
d aApy. No pets. nor) -smoker.
References, 151 arm last. Pm-
fer ternale. (905) 420.0249.
DOGE / FM: for rem, share
house: parking. may. SWOt
month. Available December.
Ise. (905) 837-1774. First and
la51.
THE NEWS ADVl:RTISII:R t1 wAY, NOVFNiBF.R 21, 1947-PA(;E 37
1 .rad
Accommodation
MATURE SINGLE female
wanted to share house In East
Oshawa with father and
daughter, no smoking/pets.
5400 per mo (905) 432 9272
OSHAWA, Professional work-
ing room rule welcome to
stare large 3 bedroom apt,
300/
Smo 720-0173
PICKERING. Third non smok-
ing. working person preferred,
lot new T7H, able. laundry.
near 401/GO 5375 Ind 1st/
last available immediately
426-1848
Office a
• 1 a
III" S rice
OSHAWA 4 Months From
Rent II!- 850 so 2nd fir
S55r: 600 sq man $500.
irir sq it across from Osh
,entre. 600 2nd fir $500
200 sq it 2nd floor 1 600
,q it main call 434-2447
car 655-4132
• Gema
Sit
oraye Sowe
MINI-,...•. .mrs �snawa
Ocar en Single and double
rods available Easy acm5.
1100/mon" 1905)7259991
Industrial
• gruls
INOUSTRIAL UNITS '234
terwlllegar 1937 sq It office
warehousing. $325 sig it net
Aval tti a Dec Can (905)579-
1077 after 5.(905)571-3281
LOOKING FOR all, "dole •e
Nrement k•nnq Information on
a reurement community with
a perfect Mestye Pius atlas
ability surrounded by lakes.
filtig. ono. go" ohs as ve
,mendies. Call Sharon Dawn
Mete for more wrfOrlraion
583-7777
. • I Flpeide
vac. Rsrmak
CLFAR WATER AREA.
bedroom townnouse pool
jacuzzi. Bell. pmate yard.
avadam now 0'.,. and
to view photos 905 - 579•
3788
MEMWATER.turnmW mo-
biles 'heated pools, hot IUD.
ten ras, m1ulWe . to Blue Jay
baseball. NHL Hockey NFL
Football, Dog/Harse track.
beaCthes and malor anraC-
tions Ctumren welcome PND-
tos mailable 905 683 5503
1 1 Private Haw»
ra sok
OPEN HOUSE hc..23 1-
3pm Rouge Hid area 340
Chickadee Cn horn on Mo-
na. tum night on Sparrow)
Vero 1475 Freehold 3 -storey
:ownto" $174.900 Cal Ja-
nine 416.777 7832. or after
bpm 905.831-3648 Lon ow"
fireplace d sun -deck 2 urge
bedrooms • 4pt bathroom wt
s~ tub on 2nd level
e : l Ah KKWNMCnWft
11Private °'R»
for Selo
NO down payment Trade In
your twat, car. etc Whitby 3-
bdrm bungalow. new wiring.
plumbing, hardwood floors,
large lot Guide Really 905-
723.5281
Open House
Nov 22/23, 2-4pm
Olde Whitby
502 Dunlop St. E.
Completely renovated
3 -bedroom brick
bungalow, large
mature lot, 75x163,
$198,900.
(905)6664340
HRFF RFRRnnM hrick 1..
lathed good area of Oshawa.
good condition. garage. full
basement. $95.000 open
mortgage $105.000 Tele-
phone 1705) 835-6870
WHITBY, detached house.
'Hewer 3-Dedreoms. 2 -Storey
o rack 1300sq ft. Calm lop -
n 1 12 -batt, no agents
$154900 Call 905-668-1639
Lab for
sale
2 ACRE Minn Arps -e5
xard Only 555.Wx 5 acre lots
firth stream. $95.000 Waher
Frank. Frank Real Estate Do
905-576 4111
PICKERING. ast ravine lot.
TAN Trees ;uDdrvislon. 90 foot
"-outage, large W. Rouge
.Iles. serviced, ready to
ad 85 Woodwew, Or
5295 000 Please call
(416)721-5388
Hwy
to Lend
CAPITAL FINANCIAL ;asr•
48Hrs it prtmiu•n rates for
aria reason No kers or tees
Don't pay for 3 rtiormhs Cal
9arn-9pm, 416-336-8245
MONEY PROBLEMS, re out
tebt =Wick mmr;ur going
: arwrvpf or bewg garnisheed
Everyone accepted regardless
Of credit ram CaN for tree
Irdormaaon 905576-3505
Student barns mdWed
OBTAIMNG A LOAM IS NOT
GUARANTEED SOME
r. ES CHARGE UP-
FRONT FEES. OTHERS
DO NOT. R is
SIGGESYED THAT YOU
INVESTIGATE THW00014-
LY
BEFORE SIGNING ANY
CONTRACTS
1 MaRgelyea.
krai�witl
MORTGAGES ;cod. poo and
-yr �inanung for any pur-
ruse, rates from 299% AN
I:.o4rafionS atop» Com.
-ndy Fnaricial Services
agfi8M
• 1 Buswrsa
rtsrtumfies
ACHIEVE >
-,M Average people are
•.rrvig S5.10Kmoreh P7Tr
vee selkmg, 24 hrs msg 1-
800.322-6169 Ext 5346
fsuKI$WD NAIA SALON
for Sale 4 station 'SII base
mem great IOat10n Buy to-
day, sten tomorrow Owner
retwvg Cal 905.571-5171
TRAVEL PARADIGM -ome-
bwed pusrness E•cellem
n-ommissaons Proksslona
"Willing Qn-9111 s
FoRIVart-rime 7avdwoon
perks
Travel agents wekomt In-
vestment $9995 owl tour
business 1-905-373-4848 or
T-888-567-7111
e : l Ar notttca mints
1 Aucwm
SAT. NOV. 22
AT 6 P.M.
Myles King Auction
Hall, 33 Hall St.
Oshawa
Almond two door refrig-
erator, matching stove,
automatic washer and
dryer. 9 pc. oak dining
room suite, antique bow
glass china cabinet, 8
pce bedrooms suite.
oak. Sklar Pepplar (like
new), chesterfield and
loveseat. oak coffee and
end tables, oak round
table 4 press back
chairs, signed prints,
chest of drawers, dress-
es hall table, bookshelf.
-altmatic chair, inen,
,eiding, china, Indian
tae royal crown Darby
c: s, terms cash, all
c,nsignments welcome,
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
725-5751
MATTRESS. OAK
TABLES d SOFA SALE
We aro ciearing 'op
quality mattresses d
sofas a reduced prices
Oak dining table &
Chairs. from 5399:
chairs from $60: large
selection. Slumber Sleep
mattresses on sale from
singles from $59: queen
sets from 5229: 3 pc
sofa loveseat b Chair
from $399: Also chairs
available. Come In d
brown 181 Bond St.
W. Oshawa or McLean
Auctions, 870 Taunton
Rd. E. Whitby. Call
720-0560 or 432-2836
for more into.
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$2.49 per min.
LOOKING FOR
COMPANY
Single while female 19
Seeking male 19 to 25 for
friendship and possibly
more. BOX 25283
PLEASE CALL AGAIN
Attention You responded to
Box a 12298. 1 lost your
number. You cleaned love to
a -r. Please call again.
BOX 11460
PLEASE LEAVE
MESSAGE
White. affectionate full tqg
ured, employed. mother of
2 seeking warm hearted.in
sincere. teddy bear, type male male 34-44 who has a"
love to give Likes family
outings, movies, music.
dancing, romantic
evenings. 3 BOX 11625
INCLUDES THE CHILD
Ful; figured mom seeks
male. over 35 who Ickes me
sorhpe tongs in We If you
are nterestad in a rsiabm-
OW that nckrdss a child.
p W get n touch BOX
BLONDE FEMALE
19 y old 5'9'. 180 Ib
blonde female likes moves.
panties. interesting people
Seeks maw 19-25 who
Wart; et tsame thugs. BOX
18218
S8LI
4CERE REPLIES ONLY
32 yr oic 5'2- full figured
singe, wrote moan with long
dark half Seeks maw 32-42
who has half. likes children.
long sifts. movers and is
not into head games
switrre naokra only Box
18225
MONOGAMOUS LADY
50 y' old. 17 5 �t. 5 7- anracfive.c
f. outgoing, honestsa-
ge.
. -
ge. black fernae, non
smoker likes cooking.
dancing, lNking, moves
Seeks $owi g. understand.
ng. employedmalenon
am
smoker, for a infogaous
rrWeansnp that can grow
Box 18629
LIKES TO TRAVEL
S2 y old slw a^•aotcve
m
foae seeks rallied mise
to share Irfe s treasured
trineswith BOX 18970
ATTRACTIVE
BOMBSHELL
28 y old luli figured sttc-
ra
five fernaw with oro feshh-
ioned value seeking malt
BOX 35278
ATTENTION ULMRAYlk,
YoresooMed is my ad
wwh.cm is number 25122
and I didn't receive all at
your phos, number I would
like to near from you BOX
25280
PRETTY LITTLE BLONDE
Enjoys dining. dancing
travel and the freer things in
We Fenancealy, secure
Looking for a gentlemen.
49 to 53. wrath tree same
interests: tall and must
have haw BOX 21423
NO HEAD GAMES
HERE!!
M yr old. 5'5-. 112 ID
attracirve, single mother,
employed. outgoing.
social drinker.
enjoys laughter.
dancing. dining,
moves and quiet
times Seeking an
attractive, tit male"
36 to 48. emotional -
y and financlally
secure for friend-
shipfirst. Honest a
must. Single fathers
wekwme. BOX 13654
WANT EDUCATED MAN
25 yr old. full figured. single
professional woman who
enjoys music, dancing,
movies and travel. Seeking
a single maw, 24 to 30,
who is emotionally and
financially secure with seri
lar interests BOK 13741
BLONDE AND
BEAUTIFUL
Single white female is
seeking a single white
male, IS to 21, who likes
cars, sports and just wants
to flava fun. If have sim-
ilar interests,terests, Hive me a call.
BOX 25275
SINGLE PARENT
32 yr old, full figured, 5'2
1/2, single while female
enjoys long walks, camp-
ing,dining
movies, out and
more. Seeking an honest
tangle Witlemart 32 to 42,
with full head of haw and
has the same interests.
BOX 18234
OLDER THAN MY ' SELF .
27 yr old. single white
good
VERY FRIENDLY GAL
44 yr old. attractive, si gle
LETS SHARE GOOD....
Times._ Energetic. fit. 40
LOOKING FOR LOVE
29, free spirited, opened
ANIMAL LOVER
34 yr old. 5'4', medium burl,
female. seeking a male
while mother d Iwo, values
m
yr old professional female
minded. adventurous
m
separated while female, no
AdS!
who Ickes gong out, good
honesty and openness Love
with no dependents Enjoy
woman looking for a fellow
dependents, shoulder length
times. laughing, children,
long walks, drives, horseback
God, sports. golf, baseball,
gypsy. If not in his lifestyle,
dark hair, hazel eyes, non
etc N you share the same
riding, intimate tines. etc
nature. outdoors and much
at least n his soul BOX
smoker, social drinker Enjoys
nterests...call me! BOX
Seeking someone tall, 39 to
more. Seeking a M, roman-
30409
photography. art. movies.Else
32970
49, medium to husky but. a
tic. tall. honest and very
TAKE A CHANCE
danpg, horseback riding
THE SAME THING
IN COBOURG AREA
MUST BE VERY CLEAN
rM ALWAYS AROUND!
non smoker, for a relationshp
B00( 20064
masculine male. 35 to 45,
to share good times. BOX
Attractive- slim. young. lust
and haveling. Seeking a sri
gle while male, 34 ro 43 -BOD(
Couple seeking a temale
Single father d two boys.
6'. 220 Ib, clean, marred
19 yr old. single w;vte
18764
turned 38, employed lady
30404
18-30 who wishes to fulfill a
31, looking for a woman
white male seeking another
mother of two, seeking a
ROMANTIC TIMES
who enjoys cooking, camp-
fantasy BOX 11525
who is honest and caring,
male. Must be very dis-
sngle white male. 20 to 28
Single mom. 37, auburn
SINCERFJNO GAMES
ng, animals, children and
LOVES TO LAUGH
SPEND TIME WITH U
and doesn't play head
creat. BOX 18707
Ityou are interested can!
hair. blue eyes and tun low-
52. kid at Heart. old fashion.
the smile things in Me. 1
Prolassional, attractive. 5'4'.
19 yr old, 5' 10' fit male,
gamma' BOX 23254
DISCREET, DISCREET!!
BOX 33255
ng who enjoys long walks,
loves dancing, country
have a great sense of
corpulent. Bogle white
dark hair, green eyes, likes
COBOURG AREA
24 yr old male looking for
ITS POSSIBLE
dining. dancing and biking
music. camping and fishing.
humor and would Ike to
woman, mid 40's. non smok-
sports and outdoors seek-
39 yr old. divorced male,
other males. 18 to 30, for
33 yr old. full figured single
Looking til single male. 37
Is dependable. and honest
meet a gentleman with his
er Seekng an honest white
ng female /9-22 for a
5'T, 165 lbs, muscular
DISCREET, casual
white female. smoker,
to 50 with similar interests.
wishes to meal a gentle-
heed on his Shoulders.
gentleman ro enjoy sharing
inandshcp BOX 11528
build. Loves all sports.
encounters. BOK 33345
seeking a single white
BOX 30416
man, 52 to 60, with Me
same qualities and inter-
BOX 23911
some time, good carwersa-
tions, people. Iaughler and
FIT AND ATTRACTIVE
music, camping, you name
SECRET FUN
male. 30 to 38. who is sin-
I'M NOT DOINESTCATED
sets. BOX 25205
STILL LOOKING
each other BDI( 30402
Fit, attractive male. non
i Maimed to my job, need
Clean write male looking
care. down to earth and
26 yr old. 5'8-. 145 b. educat-
rim 39, looking for some-
smoker, financially secure,
weekends out just to wind
for cher dean white males
financially secure. If you are
ed. employed female, enjoys
VERY SHY FEMALE..,
one, 34 to 44 My interests
FRIENDS FIRST
seeking female for movies,
dowwn Seeking special lady
or Couples, for fun, discreet
good humored and want a
Hake addverrtures. travel. quiet
Seeking a say male around
are rollerblading, tennis,
rm 19. with brown haw and
boating romance and
with similar interests.
tabes. BOX 33349
possible relationship. call'
times. my cat and more.
22 If you are interested n
reading. taking long walks:
eyes I'm an independent
more. BOX 11538
Serious replies only. BOX
BOX 33897
Seeking a single male. 28 to
getting to know me ..why
very romantic and love
woman looking for Mr Right
23246
HAVE THESE DUALITIES
38 wco can male me laugh
don't you pick up a phone
dancing Seeking someone
b fuM my needs Also, look
EMPLOYED MALE
39 yr old. attractve. single
and shute my interests Cal
and gine me a call some-
with same interests. BOK
ng for someone who enjoys
39 yr old 6'. 240 Ib
while female enjoys roman-
lerib. BOX more riBOX 13850
time. BOX 34369
25122
the outdoors and different
employed. divorced. white
tic walks. candlelight din-
LIKE BIGGER WOMEN?
OLD BUT YOUNG
erxertarrr+eM. tram the
male. smoker Seeking
hers and dancing Seeking37
a look, fingnccaft
yr old. 180 to female.
smoker en s dancin
I'm a M year old woman,
blue s bonds hen Just
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WHERE'S MR RIGHT
female 3440 for friendship.
relationship and more. Any
Call 1-900-451-3793
rig. Iq g. eye .
secure. single white male, walks. music, having fun, beginning to start my free- 28 year old mother of two race. BOOL 11624
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and friendship lust BOX as uOU1 vers. ate. Saatk ng a maw. moving n with their fat er I who is oagong. affecton. 38 yr ofd maned male seek -
34879 3' to 45. with similar oxer- enjoy cottages. waterski- ate. honest, faithful and no ng marred lamaks for an on
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adventurous. employs: ^a a around my age, ler outdoors, walking. reading. hung. BOX 23259 seeking tamale 18-23.
maw 27-32 who is antic. awe ? I- ion dship/Compmnidnship music. dancing and mora NORTHUMBERLAND Likes outdoors. campwg,
donate. knows how to treat �' ' •s'. Possibly` more n M Looking ler a use. German Single mom. 34. 5'6', and bkpg Looking for a
a Lady and is financially 'e Mint love kids. BOX gantwman. 60 plus. non- brown haw. hazel eyes. r"" ship. BOX 14082
secire. BOD( 13D41 16025 smoker, with similar near-
Box -1. enjoys slwse- ng, horses. baLOVE FOR LIFE
NO COUCH POTATOES
40 yr old attractive. bkxlde.
divorced. professional.
white female seeking male.
4455 who likes dancing,
movies and Sunday after-
noon outings. Friendship
and a possible commit-
ment am 14006
ARE YOU LONELY
Energetic. tit 50 Lady look -
wig for similar gentleman
Inlarests noluda cyClin% hk-
i g. g.ro.nna Cook ng s
theater He should be easy
gong, fun wmg. wld- -
dent. 6 romantic Lars gat
togaeer for a chat. Pickering
area BOK 25270
ARE YOU MR RIGHT?
Aro you 49 1c 58. 'vndsome.
outgoing, good sense of
humor. personably. dancer.
honest aro romhanbc Likes
country music. no deprn-
do . estapksted, and
oem,ng. von: you gat is a
whole package. all cast
rekniad BOK 25273
LIVE. LOVE. LAUGH
Statuesque dour to earth
redhead. 47 desres compa-
ny at rasacgant. W gentio
man that knows the mew"
of integrity and respect.
Open to sharing tun. ykago-
for and special tines Non
smoker, ion drinker pro-
ferred BOK 25265
CHRISTMAS
COMPANION
Attractive, shin tamale
enjoys dancing. Illness.
theater, dining out and
more. Seeking a tall male
over 50 with the same
interests BOX 33922
SMILE
I could be the xr Single
waking mom. 57. bkreeyed
blonde. 40. artily: baseball.
doic+g and more.
^oreller poso-
blelnendall rnoreft
you'ritoar Pie Hope•
Cobourg area. BOK
30417
EASY GOING GAL
Single white femme
21 independent.
employed. Wild.
blue, great sense of S
humor, seeks single T
whore male. 23 to 30.
With somler quartos. R
BOX 30416
CHRISTMAS
COMPANY.
needed S,,m eW
gem. attractive lady is
seeking a tap. act".
educated. intelligent
male. over 50. non-
smoker social
drinker. drug free.
with no dark secrets.
mentally and physically fey.
All calls retuned Cap for
more details BOX 13629
SEEKING SOUL MATE
40 yr old 5'4- single moth
et of teenager. blonde with
DN- eyes. employed enjoys
animals, antiques. hiking.
fish ill canoeing and more
Seeking a sincere mat*.
who's not into head games
ler a serious relationship
BOX 1626,3
HI GAYS!
White widowed female K
seeking a white maw. 54 to
65. slim, nonsmoker. non-
drinker or light drinker. hon-
est, sancers. Enjoys country
music, dancing and much
more. BOX 16295
TAKE IT LIGHTLY!
if 37 yr old, 52'. petite. sn-
gw mother of three, quiet.
independent, enjoys the
outdoors, quiet times,
dining, dancing. etc.
Seeking an employed,
mature, intelligent,
sincere, pr=
of
s-
snaw wish l maa
positive attitude.
Nothing too serous
right now. BOX
16304
FIREY i EARTHY
35 yr old, 54", 120 b.
singe while female,
long broain has, blue eyes,
left pol acall Seeking a fall.
single male, nonsmoker, with
a social conscience. to
Implore forests and shared
passions 8th( 16319
NICE GUY WANTED
21 yr old, 56', full figured
mother d one. brown hair,
blue eyes, employed,
friendly, offbeat sense of
humor. Seeking a single
white male for a long term
relationship. BOX 18648
SCORPIO
40, 5', petite, caring mother,
honest and sincere lookng
ler a sngw, fit male. 6. 35
to 40, with big hair who
Mees children. animals, the
sun and loves to laugh.
F7iarhdsthip first. BOX 30414
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up-to-date listing of
Sincerely Touts look
on the Internet:
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NEW TO AREA
Female, 37, 5.112•. mother
of one looking for Mr. Right,
with or without dependents.
Looking for a romantic
maw. 35 to 40, with medi-
um build, long hair kept
neat. beards/mustaches a
plus. Enjoy outdoors,
movies, music and get
togethers. BOX 30422
17A A KEEPER11
29 r old, 56. 125 b, sin-
gle mom, attractive with
long curly hair. is seeking a
family man, 29 to 39, race
unimportant. Enjoys many
things. BOX 16303
FRIENDS FIRST Dee. dancing. movies. and 5g', 175 Ib. fit. profession -
1 am 56 5. 156 lbs female. ROUND MY AGE? dining out. WOrM to meet al. angle male likes skwg-
non drinker, non smoker 22 yr old N"is rues base- a gw Haman who is single co " . ro4w Wading. etc.
looking for unattached baa. slaying hone watching; him, honso. employed with nab seeks g femme wrath a
male who likes dancing. towde n. gong out movies, sa idar nterevs Sing* rationed attitude and a lova
movies and outdoors BOX ex Seeking a Thaw wound dad. so dal droner ok. BOX for Me. New to area. Boo(
23917 �22/BOX 16212 23257 14M
A ANY OK
SO Yr old.W winter
I
swage. while. iRrsc-
trvr. romantic nae
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IlN6S WMIA MIM MD i MIASki'i READY SATE 9/ x, etc Seeking
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t be cud-
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BOK 16352
h4rrt `' THAT'S ALL THERE
r cww-w r j d IS
yr old. 62' 230 b
male tikes skiing.
) goilll. working out. dn-
a 1 l BOIL 6445iat twiet.
ONE-MAN WOMAN
42 yr, old 54- romantec, full
figured. srge while larvae.
smdker and social drnkM.
Mas wales al" the beam.
drives. in the country, read -
mg, writing. etc Seeking an
employed, good humored
singe man 40 to 50. who is
not afraid to show &Reckon
BOX 16603
KCEY BLUE EYES
120 b blonde. loves shop-
pil quet tones and more.
Seeking a servo male. ler
companionship and mar-
riagen you are fun loving.
outgoing and enjoy Me. call
me! BOX 18751
CAREER LADY
37 yr old, childless. pretty.
slim brunstte seeking a fall,
handsome, intelligent male.
34 to 44, nonsmoker and
affectionate. Enjoy ening.
travel and passim... BOX
33241
BLUE EYED MOM
25, full figured, bbrn0e hair,
blue eyed mom of two, with
a great sense of humor.
Enjoys music, daricnq.
quiet tines and having a
good two. Looking ler a
male with similar Interests.
Must like kids. BM 30410
CARING CAPRICORN
30's, fit, attractive, while
professional mother of one,
who is sincere. nonsmoker,
social drinker. Enjoys the
simple things in lee.
Seeking an attractive, fit,
single or divorced, white
professional male, 35 to 45.
sensitive, honest. for long
term relationship. BOX
23839
NO HEAD GAMES
Old fashioned lady, 28,
beautiful, 5'10% long
auburn hair, big bale eyes.
very slim. Enjoys romantic
walks, candlelight dinners,
shopping, cooking, talking.
etc. Seeks Christian man,
28 to 38, very understand-
ing, unselfish, fun, tall, thin
build. nice dresser.
Friendship first. BOX
23900
NORTHUMBERLAND
AREA
Single white femaw. 23.
Ms in Cobourg area
Likes dancing and movies.
I know how b cook rornan-
so meals Would tike a guy.
24 to 28 No head games.
Socials drinkers okay Treat
a tody, good BOX 30407
N CUMBERLAND AREA
Yoking looking 42. 51'.
tamale wok brown Har due
eyes nal :maker. employed.
Looking for a nice guy who
enjoys old and new movies.
ead% aAdoors, Me arts,
classical music. Sinatra.
Marts. Mallow, and mon.
BOX 30106
A CAIMOG CANCER
FEMALE
30 yr old. 100 b, single
mother of two, enjoys
romantic dinners, horse-
back riding and more.
Looking for a single male,
30 to 40. fun loving, with
similar interests and loves
children. BOX 11172
SOMETHING SERIOUS
33 yr old, 57, full figured,
divorced white female,
nonsmoker. Looking for
someone, 35 or older. hon-
est, sIncere. employed and
looking for a friendship
Gist, possible Iong term
relationship. BOX 33183
NEW TO THE AREA
20's, 5'5'. fit, attractive
tamale with dark eyes and
blonde hair. Seeking a
mise who is cute, fid and
fun. BOJ: 13108
FUNLOVIIG
25 r old, 5r. 140 b, single
mother wife brown hair ant
brown eyes Seeking a fun
male fa friwdsfkp,
rektionshp. MLpt
We children. BOX 33179
COBOURG AREA
rim a single hale, 20, lock -
Ing ler a lee kin. I've been
out of 9w dating some, so
I'm ready for a fresh start
Nonsmoker. nondrinker,
looking for a own or social
drinker. BCD: 23262
Call 1-911110-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
SERIOUS RELATIONSHIP
29 yr old. 5'11', 195 Ib.
attractive. employed. wwhile
male with brown hair and a
social drinker. Seeking an
attracave, white female. 25
to 35, for a tong term rela-
tionship. BOJ( 14088
YWRE THE ONE
21 yr old. 6'. what male with
brown halt and blue eyes,
Enjoys Mie outdoors. WcM
cannpng, maws, drug out
and mons. Seeking a wants
iamak, 18 to 22. wish srmr
for rnlarayts. BOX 16521
CASUAL RELATIONS
6. good natured maw wh
brown her and blown eyes
Seeking an attached
*nab ler a casual nelst ori
ship. Mug be BOK
165,.94
GIVE ME A CALL
poeh orsoback r ow aft onjoyis dic
g and
mora Seeking a Ism alk. 20 b
35, with smiler MtWestL
Children okW BOK 16546
LONG TERM RELATIONS
411% whelk European mak,
Tamhcidy social wish i ,
hair, fugal spa, mustache,
trnokar and a social c16 do
Enjoys Ve ouldoors, sports,
rhNdran, Matra, dtncrrg,
mB Y
(roll See"
Isaelkd
sittit► iraerasfs Bat 16588
LETS HAVE COFFEE
6,190 b, flonaaL who male
with brown hair and blue
allies. Enjoys ovies. dining
oke, bOwfrgm fishing and
more Seeking a knuie will
similar interests, patsids
mbWnshp. BOX 19088
ANY AGE OK
50 yr old, 55'. 145 b sink
white mak seeking full fig-
ured female ler good times
and companionship. Age is
no b effier. BOX 11506
HAS DEPENDENTS
39 yr old. 6'. 245 Ib
almployed, divorced. VA40
male. smoker, with depen-
dents seekwg lamae. 30-
40.
440. for I sindshp, relation -
OV or mon Any race
BOX 164%
SIMILAR INTERESTS
38 y old. 6'. 200 b fit. hon-
est, open minded male
likes travel. camping,
romantic donors, goe, fish -
ng, laughing. Seeking
female with sen4ar nter-
ests BOK 16505
Let us
shorten the
distance call
LIKES PARTYING
In 30's. 5*11% 1160 b amrac-
easy
block mail*
with gmusiae" Seeks
young, aRraetiw female for
partying. BOX 18147
NEW TO AREA
42 r old, slim, 67 arra *m
mala, non smoker, em out-
Sealu iamak w14io Bro good
MM good bock twill U"
art,minarr romance for arek-
ruhaftip BM 19020
BLONDE MALE
19 r old. 58' attrachm.
blonde makgreen eyes,
seekings. while
female 18-21. BOD( 19046
FRIENDS FIRST
Single a/Me trials, 30. 5V.
thine quiet culdoor type and
nonsmoker. Searching for
fsnnak, to share cwnpihp,
and 0. logeihar qmmrl
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
DISCREET
ENCOUNTERS
23 yr old be curious male
seeking another b curcm
maw for dtscreet o nooun-
Mrs First time. BOX 19012
TAKE A CHANCE
Couple seeking clean be
me* for discreet anCoun-
fers.BOX 34895
LEAVE A MESSAGE
Couple seeking attract".
manned maw in mrd 30's
who is easy gong Must be
C" n and discreet BOX
35277
BR OF EXCNTEME"
30's. energetic. hardwork-
ing male loves outdoors.
movies. N. music. parties.
good hinds. elo. Seeking a
young male. 18 to 20. who
wants a friend. BOX 11316
AGE DOESN'T MATTER
6'3', 225 Ib male erloys
spat, riding, waits, jog -
outdoors. etc.
MSeeking a person with sim-
ian interest BOK 14009
NEED TO RELAX?
33 yr ad male seeking a
male 50's to Ws. to gyve
masaeges to Hope to hear
from you soon. BOD(
25227
BLUE/GREEN EYES
Masculine, artracirve gay
mae, 30. 54', 130 tbs.
seeking other attractive.
mascuke macs. 25 to 40.
for friendship. maybe more
lifer. BOX 16368
INTERESTED? CALL!
61-. 170 b, good looking
male looking for ethers for
good limes BOX 18945
ATTRACTIVE IN
OSHAWA
Lae 30's. 519'. 170 b, while
mea is seeking another
male. Must be discreet.
open and forest Aga is
wwriportarit. BOD: 18846
ENCOUNTERS ONLY
40 yr old, singe white male
seeking the same for
encounters. Discretion a
must BOX 17929
LIKE DARK HAIR
h 30 yr old. 5'6. 130 b male
with a swimmers build,
enjoys running, camp -
.g. 0-4 bikwg, stay-
aig in shape. tang walks
and drives, etc. Seeking
trends: someone I can go
for coffee with or a dub in
Toronto. BOX 18138
BUDDY WANTED
37 r dot, 51r, 145 b. good
bicknil;, single wfrte male
eves in Oshowa. Seeking
anomer down to earth,
dam. oscmm male, for
casual ancounom. BOX
33420
SINCERE MALE LOONM
%MA9 mala 34.62, agxm-
npMaly 190 bs Looking bra
demo mak in M ansa for
Casual ancouaats. Er"s
mOvia3, waft and quot
laitaa Sincere irtarines orgy.
BOK 21378
DISCREET FRMENDSW
58 r old, 180 b, tall, singe
white mak, WON groom W,
nonsimpker, nondrinket.
marry interows. Seeking
similar mate for fnondshij
BOD( 230M
FRIENDS ONLY
Mature, gay while male
looking ler a special male
who likes an older, relined
gorttlemen with many inter-
ests. BOX 25130
SINCERELY YOURS - Durham's waq to meet successful A418S. like VOW
$2.49 per min.
SINCERE RESPONSES!
29 yr old, attached. Bi curi-
ous female seeking another
Bi curious female. I am sen-
sitive. outgoing. sincere.
compassionate. Discretion
a must and assured. BOD(
25957
ON THE SIDE
26 yr old, full figured, b
curious. married mother
of two. seeking a married
or single, full figured
female. 25 to 30, ler a
friendship first rotation -
ship. Privacy and cleanli-
ness is assured and
expected. BOX 20399
GOOD TIMES WANTED
Young, adventurous.
attractive coupe looking
for discre" times with a
W or bi curious female.
Call for more into. BOX
18895
DISCRETION A MUST
Attractive white couple.
mid 30's. seeking an
attractive bi tomato ler tun.
BOX 11020
DESPERATELY SEEKING
White couple. Late 20's.
look" ler another, couple.
or d curious female, for the
ultimalr bi thday fantasy.
BOX 23871
NO COMMITMENTS!
24 yr old, full figured, b
curious, white hotter of
two looking ler a single or
attached. full figured. white
female. 20 to 30. ler fral
stip mrd discreet oncoun-
ers- BOX 33374
FANTASY FUN
Attractive couple is seeking
a b or b cinoua lanae to
an experence of a Metnhe.
BOX 15710
ARE VOU INTERESTED?
30 yr old. 120 Ib, feminine
female with blonde hair and
blue Ms Enjoys dt-4x
dining out, cross country
skiing, reading, quiet tees
and more. Seeking a fonnr
rwhe gay female with similar
iffl~s. ler friendship first
BOX 18664
Call 1-9"1-3793
$2.49 oar mile.
GOING 2 WAYS
Attractive coupe seeking
attractive. bi curious male
whid Miles to go BOX 16428 b06 mYs•
LONGTERM
Mid 30s, Sit*. 170 b new
going, open minded mate
seeking clan discreet coir
paler good Intact to farm
ialaYortshR BOX 11406
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NO COUCH POTATOES
40 yr old attractive. bkxlde.
divorced. professional.
white female seeking male.
4455 who likes dancing,
movies and Sunday after-
noon outings. Friendship
and a possible commit-
ment am 14006
ARE YOU LONELY
Energetic. tit 50 Lady look -
wig for similar gentleman
Inlarests noluda cyClin% hk-
i g. g.ro.nna Cook ng s
theater He should be easy
gong, fun wmg. wld- -
dent. 6 romantic Lars gat
togaeer for a chat. Pickering
area BOK 25270
ARE YOU MR RIGHT?
Aro you 49 1c 58. 'vndsome.
outgoing, good sense of
humor. personably. dancer.
honest aro romhanbc Likes
country music. no deprn-
do . estapksted, and
oem,ng. von: you gat is a
whole package. all cast
rekniad BOK 25273
LIVE. LOVE. LAUGH
Statuesque dour to earth
redhead. 47 desres compa-
ny at rasacgant. W gentio
man that knows the mew"
of integrity and respect.
Open to sharing tun. ykago-
for and special tines Non
smoker, ion drinker pro-
ferred BOK 25265
CHRISTMAS
COMPANION
Attractive, shin tamale
enjoys dancing. Illness.
theater, dining out and
more. Seeking a tall male
over 50 with the same
interests BOX 33922
SMILE
I could be the xr Single
waking mom. 57. bkreeyed
blonde. 40. artily: baseball.
doic+g and more.
^oreller poso-
blelnendall rnoreft
you'ritoar Pie Hope•
Cobourg area. BOK
30417
EASY GOING GAL
Single white femme
21 independent.
employed. Wild.
blue, great sense of S
humor, seeks single T
whore male. 23 to 30.
With somler quartos. R
BOX 30416
CHRISTMAS
COMPANY.
needed S,,m eW
gem. attractive lady is
seeking a tap. act".
educated. intelligent
male. over 50. non-
smoker social
drinker. drug free.
with no dark secrets.
mentally and physically fey.
All calls retuned Cap for
more details BOX 13629
SEEKING SOUL MATE
40 yr old 5'4- single moth
et of teenager. blonde with
DN- eyes. employed enjoys
animals, antiques. hiking.
fish ill canoeing and more
Seeking a sincere mat*.
who's not into head games
ler a serious relationship
BOX 1626,3
HI GAYS!
White widowed female K
seeking a white maw. 54 to
65. slim, nonsmoker. non-
drinker or light drinker. hon-
est, sancers. Enjoys country
music, dancing and much
more. BOX 16295
TAKE IT LIGHTLY!
if 37 yr old, 52'. petite. sn-
gw mother of three, quiet.
independent, enjoys the
outdoors, quiet times,
dining, dancing. etc.
Seeking an employed,
mature, intelligent,
sincere, pr=
of
s-
snaw wish l maa
positive attitude.
Nothing too serous
right now. BOX
16304
FIREY i EARTHY
35 yr old, 54", 120 b.
singe while female,
long broain has, blue eyes,
left pol acall Seeking a fall.
single male, nonsmoker, with
a social conscience. to
Implore forests and shared
passions 8th( 16319
NICE GUY WANTED
21 yr old, 56', full figured
mother d one. brown hair,
blue eyes, employed,
friendly, offbeat sense of
humor. Seeking a single
white male for a long term
relationship. BOX 18648
SCORPIO
40, 5', petite, caring mother,
honest and sincere lookng
ler a sngw, fit male. 6. 35
to 40, with big hair who
Mees children. animals, the
sun and loves to laugh.
F7iarhdsthip first. BOX 30414
Fbr a complete IF
up-to-date listing of
Sincerely Touts look
on the Internet:
bttp://www.
webfrieeds.
cent
NEW TO AREA
Female, 37, 5.112•. mother
of one looking for Mr. Right,
with or without dependents.
Looking for a romantic
maw. 35 to 40, with medi-
um build, long hair kept
neat. beards/mustaches a
plus. Enjoy outdoors,
movies, music and get
togethers. BOX 30422
17A A KEEPER11
29 r old, 56. 125 b, sin-
gle mom, attractive with
long curly hair. is seeking a
family man, 29 to 39, race
unimportant. Enjoys many
things. BOX 16303
FRIENDS FIRST Dee. dancing. movies. and 5g', 175 Ib. fit. profession -
1 am 56 5. 156 lbs female. ROUND MY AGE? dining out. WOrM to meet al. angle male likes skwg-
non drinker, non smoker 22 yr old N"is rues base- a gw Haman who is single co " . ro4w Wading. etc.
looking for unattached baa. slaying hone watching; him, honso. employed with nab seeks g femme wrath a
male who likes dancing. towde n. gong out movies, sa idar nterevs Sing* rationed attitude and a lova
movies and outdoors BOX ex Seeking a Thaw wound dad. so dal droner ok. BOX for Me. New to area. Boo(
23917 �22/BOX 16212 23257 14M
A ANY OK
SO Yr old.W winter
I
swage. while. iRrsc-
trvr. romantic nae
Iles dancing.
_ moves. c utdoors.
0, NDM ►2E _ �uhtoEP .: WAS VQ$AIW, MAWUAu i�vT Lel TAE FIR STT g walks. country
IlN6S WMIA MIM MD i MIASki'i READY SATE 9/ x, etc Seeking
ftnu" 45-55
1 CbAA � -�- - single
t be cud-
A Lcr Or GL,'YS �. �'. pled and loved.
1 V0 THAT f_ weight no barren
BOK 16352
h4rrt `' THAT'S ALL THERE
r cww-w r j d IS
yr old. 62' 230 b
male tikes skiing.
) goilll. working out. dn-
a 1 l BOIL 6445iat twiet.
ONE-MAN WOMAN
42 yr, old 54- romantec, full
figured. srge while larvae.
smdker and social drnkM.
Mas wales al" the beam.
drives. in the country, read -
mg, writing. etc Seeking an
employed, good humored
singe man 40 to 50. who is
not afraid to show &Reckon
BOX 16603
KCEY BLUE EYES
120 b blonde. loves shop-
pil quet tones and more.
Seeking a servo male. ler
companionship and mar-
riagen you are fun loving.
outgoing and enjoy Me. call
me! BOX 18751
CAREER LADY
37 yr old, childless. pretty.
slim brunstte seeking a fall,
handsome, intelligent male.
34 to 44, nonsmoker and
affectionate. Enjoy ening.
travel and passim... BOX
33241
BLUE EYED MOM
25, full figured, bbrn0e hair,
blue eyed mom of two, with
a great sense of humor.
Enjoys music, daricnq.
quiet tines and having a
good two. Looking ler a
male with similar Interests.
Must like kids. BM 30410
CARING CAPRICORN
30's, fit, attractive, while
professional mother of one,
who is sincere. nonsmoker,
social drinker. Enjoys the
simple things in lee.
Seeking an attractive, fit,
single or divorced, white
professional male, 35 to 45.
sensitive, honest. for long
term relationship. BOX
23839
NO HEAD GAMES
Old fashioned lady, 28,
beautiful, 5'10% long
auburn hair, big bale eyes.
very slim. Enjoys romantic
walks, candlelight dinners,
shopping, cooking, talking.
etc. Seeks Christian man,
28 to 38, very understand-
ing, unselfish, fun, tall, thin
build. nice dresser.
Friendship first. BOX
23900
NORTHUMBERLAND
AREA
Single white femaw. 23.
Ms in Cobourg area
Likes dancing and movies.
I know how b cook rornan-
so meals Would tike a guy.
24 to 28 No head games.
Socials drinkers okay Treat
a tody, good BOX 30407
N CUMBERLAND AREA
Yoking looking 42. 51'.
tamale wok brown Har due
eyes nal :maker. employed.
Looking for a nice guy who
enjoys old and new movies.
ead% aAdoors, Me arts,
classical music. Sinatra.
Marts. Mallow, and mon.
BOX 30106
A CAIMOG CANCER
FEMALE
30 yr old. 100 b, single
mother of two, enjoys
romantic dinners, horse-
back riding and more.
Looking for a single male,
30 to 40. fun loving, with
similar interests and loves
children. BOX 11172
SOMETHING SERIOUS
33 yr old, 57, full figured,
divorced white female,
nonsmoker. Looking for
someone, 35 or older. hon-
est, sIncere. employed and
looking for a friendship
Gist, possible Iong term
relationship. BOX 33183
NEW TO THE AREA
20's, 5'5'. fit, attractive
tamale with dark eyes and
blonde hair. Seeking a
mise who is cute, fid and
fun. BOJ: 13108
FUNLOVIIG
25 r old, 5r. 140 b, single
mother wife brown hair ant
brown eyes Seeking a fun
male fa friwdsfkp,
rektionshp. MLpt
We children. BOX 33179
COBOURG AREA
rim a single hale, 20, lock -
Ing ler a lee kin. I've been
out of 9w dating some, so
I'm ready for a fresh start
Nonsmoker. nondrinker,
looking for a own or social
drinker. BCD: 23262
Call 1-911110-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
SERIOUS RELATIONSHIP
29 yr old. 5'11', 195 Ib.
attractive. employed. wwhile
male with brown hair and a
social drinker. Seeking an
attracave, white female. 25
to 35, for a tong term rela-
tionship. BOJ( 14088
YWRE THE ONE
21 yr old. 6'. what male with
brown halt and blue eyes,
Enjoys Mie outdoors. WcM
cannpng, maws, drug out
and mons. Seeking a wants
iamak, 18 to 22. wish srmr
for rnlarayts. BOX 16521
CASUAL RELATIONS
6. good natured maw wh
brown her and blown eyes
Seeking an attached
*nab ler a casual nelst ori
ship. Mug be BOK
165,.94
GIVE ME A CALL
poeh orsoback r ow aft onjoyis dic
g and
mora Seeking a Ism alk. 20 b
35, with smiler MtWestL
Children okW BOK 16546
LONG TERM RELATIONS
411% whelk European mak,
Tamhcidy social wish i ,
hair, fugal spa, mustache,
trnokar and a social c16 do
Enjoys Ve ouldoors, sports,
rhNdran, Matra, dtncrrg,
mB Y
(roll See"
Isaelkd
sittit► iraerasfs Bat 16588
LETS HAVE COFFEE
6,190 b, flonaaL who male
with brown hair and blue
allies. Enjoys ovies. dining
oke, bOwfrgm fishing and
more Seeking a knuie will
similar interests, patsids
mbWnshp. BOX 19088
ANY AGE OK
50 yr old, 55'. 145 b sink
white mak seeking full fig-
ured female ler good times
and companionship. Age is
no b effier. BOX 11506
HAS DEPENDENTS
39 yr old. 6'. 245 Ib
almployed, divorced. VA40
male. smoker, with depen-
dents seekwg lamae. 30-
40.
440. for I sindshp, relation -
OV or mon Any race
BOX 164%
SIMILAR INTERESTS
38 y old. 6'. 200 b fit. hon-
est, open minded male
likes travel. camping,
romantic donors, goe, fish -
ng, laughing. Seeking
female with sen4ar nter-
ests BOK 16505
Let us
shorten the
distance call
LIKES PARTYING
In 30's. 5*11% 1160 b amrac-
easy
block mail*
with gmusiae" Seeks
young, aRraetiw female for
partying. BOX 18147
NEW TO AREA
42 r old, slim, 67 arra *m
mala, non smoker, em out-
Sealu iamak w14io Bro good
MM good bock twill U"
art,minarr romance for arek-
ruhaftip BM 19020
BLONDE MALE
19 r old. 58' attrachm.
blonde makgreen eyes,
seekings. while
female 18-21. BOD( 19046
FRIENDS FIRST
Single a/Me trials, 30. 5V.
thine quiet culdoor type and
nonsmoker. Searching for
fsnnak, to share cwnpihp,
and 0. logeihar qmmrl
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
DISCREET
ENCOUNTERS
23 yr old be curious male
seeking another b curcm
maw for dtscreet o nooun-
Mrs First time. BOX 19012
TAKE A CHANCE
Couple seeking clean be
me* for discreet anCoun-
fers.BOX 34895
LEAVE A MESSAGE
Couple seeking attract".
manned maw in mrd 30's
who is easy gong Must be
C" n and discreet BOX
35277
BR OF EXCNTEME"
30's. energetic. hardwork-
ing male loves outdoors.
movies. N. music. parties.
good hinds. elo. Seeking a
young male. 18 to 20. who
wants a friend. BOX 11316
AGE DOESN'T MATTER
6'3', 225 Ib male erloys
spat, riding, waits, jog -
outdoors. etc.
MSeeking a person with sim-
ian interest BOK 14009
NEED TO RELAX?
33 yr ad male seeking a
male 50's to Ws. to gyve
masaeges to Hope to hear
from you soon. BOD(
25227
BLUE/GREEN EYES
Masculine, artracirve gay
mae, 30. 54', 130 tbs.
seeking other attractive.
mascuke macs. 25 to 40.
for friendship. maybe more
lifer. BOX 16368
INTERESTED? CALL!
61-. 170 b, good looking
male looking for ethers for
good limes BOX 18945
ATTRACTIVE IN
OSHAWA
Lae 30's. 519'. 170 b, while
mea is seeking another
male. Must be discreet.
open and forest Aga is
wwriportarit. BOD: 18846
ENCOUNTERS ONLY
40 yr old, singe white male
seeking the same for
encounters. Discretion a
must BOX 17929
LIKE DARK HAIR
h 30 yr old. 5'6. 130 b male
with a swimmers build,
enjoys running, camp -
.g. 0-4 bikwg, stay-
aig in shape. tang walks
and drives, etc. Seeking
trends: someone I can go
for coffee with or a dub in
Toronto. BOX 18138
BUDDY WANTED
37 r dot, 51r, 145 b. good
bicknil;, single wfrte male
eves in Oshowa. Seeking
anomer down to earth,
dam. oscmm male, for
casual ancounom. BOX
33420
SINCERE MALE LOONM
%MA9 mala 34.62, agxm-
npMaly 190 bs Looking bra
demo mak in M ansa for
Casual ancouaats. Er"s
mOvia3, waft and quot
laitaa Sincere irtarines orgy.
BOK 21378
DISCREET FRMENDSW
58 r old, 180 b, tall, singe
white mak, WON groom W,
nonsimpker, nondrinket.
marry interows. Seeking
similar mate for fnondshij
BOD( 230M
FRIENDS ONLY
Mature, gay while male
looking ler a special male
who likes an older, relined
gorttlemen with many inter-
ests. BOX 25130
SINCERELY YOURS - Durham's waq to meet successful A418S. like VOW
$2.49 per min.
SINCERE RESPONSES!
29 yr old, attached. Bi curi-
ous female seeking another
Bi curious female. I am sen-
sitive. outgoing. sincere.
compassionate. Discretion
a must and assured. BOD(
25957
ON THE SIDE
26 yr old, full figured, b
curious. married mother
of two. seeking a married
or single, full figured
female. 25 to 30, ler a
friendship first rotation -
ship. Privacy and cleanli-
ness is assured and
expected. BOX 20399
GOOD TIMES WANTED
Young, adventurous.
attractive coupe looking
for discre" times with a
W or bi curious female.
Call for more into. BOX
18895
DISCRETION A MUST
Attractive white couple.
mid 30's. seeking an
attractive bi tomato ler tun.
BOX 11020
DESPERATELY SEEKING
White couple. Late 20's.
look" ler another, couple.
or d curious female, for the
ultimalr bi thday fantasy.
BOX 23871
NO COMMITMENTS!
24 yr old, full figured, b
curious, white hotter of
two looking ler a single or
attached. full figured. white
female. 20 to 30. ler fral
stip mrd discreet oncoun-
ers- BOX 33374
FANTASY FUN
Attractive couple is seeking
a b or b cinoua lanae to
an experence of a Metnhe.
BOX 15710
ARE VOU INTERESTED?
30 yr old. 120 Ib, feminine
female with blonde hair and
blue Ms Enjoys dt-4x
dining out, cross country
skiing, reading, quiet tees
and more. Seeking a fonnr
rwhe gay female with similar
iffl~s. ler friendship first
BOX 18664
Call 1-9"1-3793
$2.49 oar mile.
GOING 2 WAYS
Attractive coupe seeking
attractive. bi curious male
whid Miles to go BOX 16428 b06 mYs•
LONGTERM
Mid 30s, Sit*. 170 b new
going, open minded mate
seeking clan discreet coir
paler good Intact to farm
ialaYortshR BOX 11406
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