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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_12_02News Pickering ME TO" Of PICKERiNG PUBLIC UDKPJQ CENTRAL. dveftiser Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand December 2, 1997, Vol. 32. No. �48. Pres,�run -4-4.000 16 Pages 'Numbn Teachers to continue fight as Bill 160 passes BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER Controversial Bill 160 was passed into law yesterday afternoon. but the Durham teachers who walked off the job tc protest the legislation I and the parents who support- F ed them say the fight isn't over. Minister of Education and Training Dave Johnson said v Monday Bill 160, which was; endorsed in an 81-48 vote in M. the legislature, will pave the way for a new era in educa- tion. The legislation, which - lish Catholic Teachers' Association (OECTA), said yesterday the goal now is to "defeat the Tories in the next elec- tion" Ms. Wilcox said, while "people are discouraged;' teachers will continue to protest Bill 160 at MPPs' offices. And, "the i7rassroots members (of i)ECTA) are fully expecting.. a constitutional chanenge to the bill. The Education Quality Im- provement Act, which grants the provincial government power to set class size, cut comes into effect Jan. 1, was PAT preparation time and restruc- supported by all Conservative JERAIEY ture funding for the education MPPs while all opposition 'In a state of system, has sparked debate, MPPs voted against it. numbness' Parent protests and a 10 -day Marni Wilcox, collective ----- teachers' strike over the past bargaining officer for the Durham ele- mentary division of the Ontario Eng - INSIDE Crime Fighters - Durham Re- gion students take up the cause in their schools - page 10. Editorial Page ...........6 sports ................11 Classified ..............12 HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices ......683-3005 Auction Line .......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-84 23 Email ................ thisweek®istar.ca Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net NETCOM CANADA Demo Day Sat., Dec. 6 (905) 420-9707 &�MDSCAPE CONCEPTS h, 101 Dalmation lovers two months. "I suppose we're in a state of numb- SPAY• the mascot of firefighters in Durham is the ninth annual police food and toy drive ness in terms of this bill;' says Pat Jer- Region, made fast friends with area children and all manner of donations are being mcy, president of the Ontario Sec- at the Oshawa Armouries yesterday when sought. It tuns until Dec. 13. All items col- ondary School Teachers' Federation they turned out to help the Durham Regional lected will be donated to Durham -area orga- Durham District 17. "1 don't think Police Service kick off its annual food and nizations such as the Salvation Army, shel- See TEACHERS/Page 3 toy drive during the Christmas season. This tern, local food banks and families in need. Pickering curlers rock their way to Olympics COLLIN MITCHELL Plumber plays second PICKERING — Pickering residents Hart, 29, an electrician, has curled for 16 Richard Hart and Collin Mitchell will represent years and has played vice for the Harris rink for Canada at the 1998 Winter Olympic Games in the past four years. Mitchell, 28, a plumber and Nagano, Japan Feb. 7 to 22. 17 -year veteran of the sport, has played second The two are members of the Mike Harris on the Harris foursome four years. The other rink which won the Canadian Curling Olympic memoer of the team is lead George Karrys, 30, Trials in Brandon, Manitoba which ended Sat- of Scarborough. today. Winning the Olympic berth is the rink's first The Harris rink, based out of Toronto's Tam national victory. The Harris rink finished as Heather Curling Club, finished in first place in runner-up at the Ontario Men's Curling Cham - the round-robin portion of the event which fea- pionships in 1992 and 1993. RICHARD tured the top 10 curling teams in Canada. The Neither Mitchell nor Hart could be reached HART Harris foursome then defeated current Labatt for comment in Brandon Monday as they were Curled for Brier champion Kevin Martin of Alberta 6-5 in preparing to Fly home at the News Advertiser's ears 16 the tournament final. press deadline. Y •rix —,Tw was %miirnswx TL-"mAt F7v-r-vrp% r*f-vNffarx -- vqow- ER Ammm Teachers' turn attention to defeating Tories TEACHERS/From page 1 (yesterday was) a day of particular impact... it's just part of a long process." Ms. Jermey says the protests and sacrifices made by Ontario teachers as they protested the bill were "worth it in several ways". She says teachers "cher- ish" their jobs in a way she doesn't believe they did be- fore. And, the protests "forged solidarity and link- ages" between elementary and secondary teachers in the region. "We also have a citizen- ry of both parents and non - parent taxpayers who have a better understanding of the democratic process," she says. While Ms. Wilcox says "there's a lot of speculation out there about what we could have done and should have done ... the job we were out to achieve was to get the government to start listening to people" Jan Hannon, a parent at Pickering's Maple Ridge Public School who's spent the past few weeks ad- dressing parents at Bill 160 information sessions across the region, says, "I think what we have to do now is get ready to live in a world post Bill 160" RIDE charges twice as high as last year On its first weekend of operation, cohol-blood content, 23 motorists the Durham Regional Police RIDE were issued 12 -hour licence suspen- unit charged 13 suspected drunk dri- sions for registering a "warn" on vers — almost double the number last roadside breath tests. year. In total, 145 motorists took the The unit, which set up at various breath tests. locations in Oshawa. Whitby. Clar- The licences of drivers charged ington and Pickering, stopped 4,950 with drinking and driving offences vehicles during the weekend, police were immediately suspended for 90 report. days under legislation passed last In addition to the 13 persons year. also the subject of a constitu- charged with exceeding the legal al- tional challenge now under appeal. Roads, sewers, water plant get $4 More than $4 million is being cause of age will cost $1.4 million. spent on eight Canada -Ontario Infra- That work is being done in Picker - structure Works projects in Durham ing. Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Claring- Region. ton and Scugog. Work on all projects Sonic $2.3 million will be spent will be completed by December, ex - to repair, renew and rehabilitate sept Scugog, which will be finished parts of Altona Road in Pickering, by June, 1998 - Wentworth Street in Oshawa, About 5300,000 is being spent to Cochrane Street in Whitby and a sec- repair exterior brick, fix the roof and lion of Taunton Road. Those projects should he completed by the end of the year. Upgrading or replacing sanitary sewers, water mains and service con- nections that have deteriorated be - Correction The date of the official opening of the public board's new French -first language school was incorrectly re- ported in a Nov. 28 News Advertiser story. Ecole elcmcntaire Antonine Maillct in Oshawa will celebrate its official opening Sunday, Dec. 14. The News Advertiser regrets the error. Please recycle this newspaper LnoUF I N T E R N A T I O N A L Welcomes Scott Salon special HIGH LITES Wudng cW & st* $55 Long hair extra NOT VALID WITH OTHER OFFERS PLEASE BRING THIS AD WITH YOU cur at • STYLE I onsr• 1 JWRi•rn,sae I 2072 Uverpool Rd., Pickering L— 2eFtftP2tisa-4 "M Police officers on general patrol also charged five drivers with alco- hol-related offences over the week- end. As part of a policy aimed at de- terring drunk driving this holiday season, Ontario Provincial Police and Durham Regional Police will be releasing the names starting next week of all people charged at RIDE checks. The RIDE program runs over a six week period. million in repairs make structural modifications at the Whitby Water Supply Plant. The project will finished by the end of September of next year. Under the infrastructure pro- gramme. Durham Region. the feder- al and provincial governments each have to contribute one-third of the cost. Candlelight Memorial Service The staff at Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens invite you to our annual Candlelight Memorial Service Sunday, December 7th at 7:00 p.m. Pickering Village United Church 300 Church Street North Candles will be lit in memory of your loved ones and Rev. David Jones will share prayers and words of comfort. For more information please call, (905) 427-541 Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens 541 Taunton Road West - Ajax • Pickering `_J G�3 Q N F01) � � lr; NI V CS JACKIE SMARM HAIRSTYLING INC. 837 FINLAY AVE. SOUTH, AJAX 426=5500 Jackie welcomes her new staff Lina - - -C -) Mmk early for Chrlsb as! �ti h ly Ms. Hannon says, "We have to keep working as parents to give our children support" and school com- munity councils "have to work together to stay up on the changes that are com- ing. "We've done as much as we can to make people aware;' she says. The teachers' job action "made us as parents and the public realize we need to be vigilant... everything that has been done brought education to the forefront. "The time to be compla- cent is past," she says. "We need to keep an eye on what's happening in the system." Lades BLOUSES $1029ch Mens SHIR 71S Compare to 160 - 1180 =:#A"if 1: C-6 J1. 1 -:1 a e 0 sA� EE BARGAINS I mI TODAYS. News Adve+fisw hes., Dec. 2, 1997 News Advertiser * Cw0puk Dido f 'i Aodft UG Wee gq P& DW* DW* Pbn A* f �f►�o *01111=11caft t UG Allo . t Shmppo -4 0"am Aodft • Toys R Us A06tL ' VA Rose A**%L ,z4ft NoRtL • lk nuW to selected Wus&" a* Reaiomba, all itisats, itrcle * dose on glossy papa, tan be meried with toe test of your wwVW Brough yaw bW box Rocyc* pogim for infMot on on &hvaing your advaUsitrg flyers, tallAL.VIN BR%rM at -r"" y+ 683-5110.'-= PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1"'1 Bigchallen es lie ahead for Durham says retiring Witty By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER Durham's outgoing chairman pre- dicts the new Regional Council being sworn in Wednesday will have a tough time keeping your taxes down. And. Jim Witty feels the job he got through appointment by Durham Coun- cil should be filled by the voters of the region. Mr. Witty's 18 -year career in munici- pal politics comes to an end tomorrow when a new Durham Chairman is ap- pointed by Regional Council. The best piece of advice he can give the next chairman is "spend every sec- ond you can on the 1998 budget. It will be the most difficult one I've ever envi- sioned. There will be turmoil between local municipalities and the Region as to who does what" in compliance with the recommendations of David Crombie's Who Does What panel on shifting re- sponsibilities between various levels of government. Over the next three years, Mr. Witty expects "more belt -tightening. Some services are going to have to be scaled back. I'd be surprised, pleasantly sur- prised. if the Region can get by without a tax increase" Municipalities have "kept taxes flat for a number of years, but they've done a lot of it by scaling down their opera- tions and belt -tightening. Once you've done all these things, you don't have a lot of opportunity to cut back on your costs. They will find it increasingly dif- ficult to come back with no tax in- crease Meanwhile. Mr. Witty might never have become Durham Chairman two years ago if the Region's top official was chosen by the electorate rather than by Durham Council. He was appointed Chairman to replace Gary Hemema, who died of cancer. During his tenure as Durham's top official, Mr. Witty says he's changed his position on having an elected chairman. ' The one thing that I've changed my mind on over the past two years is we should have a directly elected Regional Council and a directly elected Regional Chairman. When it came up two years ago I was totally opposed to it, but hav- ing sat in this chair for the past two years, in the eyes of some members of Regional Council, the Regional chair should be what they think because they elected him. My position has always been people didn't elect me because of an individual issue. They elected me to make decisions on their behalf and on behalf of the electorate. The chair isn't dealing from a position of strength wfrn dealing with council" He notes the Regions of Ottawa -Car- leton and Hamilton -Wentworth elect a Regional Chairman at large. "I've seen things with the Who Does What (panel's recommendations on gov- ernment reform) in Durham. The one thing that hit home with me is how can we reasonably expect people elected at the local level to take power away from the local level? As much sense as it makes, as much political sense as it makes, politicians are reluctant to do that and it becomes a battle between the regional level and the local level and all are elected at the local level, so they will vote that way." While Mr. Witty is stepping off cen- tre stage, he doesn't plan to be out of the spotlight completely. "I'll be looking around for other opportunities in the community, but I won't rush out for any- thing. It's not as if on Dec. 4 my interest in municipal politics will terminate. I've had a strong interest for 20 years and it won't just disappear overnight. I've been involved since we moved to Ajax and I don't see that changing:' His long-time involvement in local politics made his decision last month to not seek another term as Region Chair- man "very difficult". But it was one he knew he had to make. -I knew I wouldn't keep my en- thusiasm for the full three years (of Durham Council's term). If it was a one- year contract, hey, I'd be able to do it and enjoy it and walk out feeling the same as 1 do today. Three years is too long" Prior to being appointed Durham Chairman, Mr. Witty was Ajax Mayor for eight years and a regional councillor for the Town for eight. Among the memorable moments of his political career w•a.N the "inaugural meeting as (.Ajax i ma -.Or- in 19,iti. "it Durham Regional Chairman Jim Witty steps down Wednesday, Dec. 3 after two years at the helm. He leaves behind 18 years of political service and a call for a directly elected regional chairman. seemed there was more excitement than even my first inaugural meeting as a regional councillor (in 1980). Being mayor wasn't something I'd even given any real thought to:' When he and his family moved to Ajax more than 20 years ago, "We never dreamed of us even knowing the mayor let alone me being the mayor. Mr. Witty enjoyed attending functions where area residents celebrated significant milestones. "The 50th wedding anniversaries, the 90th birth- days and the 100th birthdays, ribbon cuttings and ground-breakings — those were very enjoyable things to do as mayor, where you have people con- tact. Having people contact, you don't have it as the Regional Chairman. I miss the people contact with people in the community" Notice of Sale By Tender Assets of Mater's Group North York, Ontario Sealed tenders will be received by KPMG Inc., in its capacity as Receiver ("the Receiver") of Mater's Group (Mater's") until noon on January 26, 1998 (E.D.T.) for the purchase of the following properties: Brampton - Unserviced Lots The property, referred to as Countryside Estates, is located in the prestigious community of "The Fore" in the northeast quadrant of Brampton. The 51.7 acre property is bounded by Countryside Drive to the north; The Gore Road to the east; Castlemore Road to the south; and Goreway Drive to the west. Breslau - Hopewell Heights The property is located in Breslau, a settlement area in the Township of Woolwich, within the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. The Township of Woolwich abuts the eastern boundary of the City of Kitchener and is separated from the City of the Grand River. The 25 acres is situated in the north section of Breslau behind industrial and residential uses along Woolwich Street (unserviced land for residential development). Petersbure - Herron Estates The property is located on the east side of Regional Road No. 12, just south of Snider's Road (Regional Road No. 6) and north of Highway No. 7, Township of Wilmot and the community of Petersburg. The 22 acre site is located just west of the city of Kitchener (unserviced land for residential development). Innisfil - Parcels A B. C & D The four raw land parcels are located in the northwest portion of the Town of Innisfil on the western shore of Lake Simcoe. The sites are bounded by Ninth Line to the south and Highway No. 27 to the east and are approximately 103 acres, 48 acres, 69 acres and 199 acres in size. Verona ShoppinE Centre The 19 acre property, originally known as the Verona Shopping Centre, is located at 100 Bayly Street West, bounded by Highway no. 401 on the north; Pickering Beach Road on the east; Lake Ontario to the south; and Church Street on the west. The property is an irregular-shaped parcel of land with remnants of the first stages of construction. Mount Albert Industrial Land Parcel I - The 6 acre property is located on the north side of Princess Street just east of Highway No. 48 and King Street in the community of Mount Albert in the Town of East Gwillimbury. Parcel 2 - The 24 acre property is located on Don Rose Boulevard, situated south of Mount Albert Road east of Highway No. 48, in the community of Mount Albert in the Town of East Gwillimbury. Tenders must be accompanied by a bank draft or certified cheque payable to "KPMG Inc. - In Trust" for 15% of the amount tendered. Cheques or drafts will be returned if the tender is not accepted or will be fortified to the Receiver on account of liquidated damages if the tender is accepted and the sale is not completed by the purchaser. The balance of the tender price will be payable upon closing. The highest or any tender shall not necessarily be accepted. "En bloc" tenders will be given special consideration. The tender form to be utilized and the Terms and Conditions of sale to which this advertisement is subject shall form the tender and may be obtained from the Receiver. Further information, including a complete tender package with descriptions of the properties for sale, and appointments to inspect the assets may be obtained by contacting Mr. Chris Karanicolas at (416) 228-7054 or by fax at (416) 228-7065. KPMG I THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2,1997 -PAGE 5 to 0 We're clearing selected women's men's kids' & athletic shoes. 'Savings apply to regular ticketed prices. Selection varies by store. While quantities last. . Need oifta time to shop? Toronto Eaton Centre open Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Toronto suburban stores open Monday to Friday from 10:00 am. to 10:00 p.m. rAGE 6 - THE NEWS AVVEK 1SER TUESDAY, DECEhIEER 2.1"7 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • di*tonals aetters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial `Tis the season to be giving There may be just 22 shopping days left until Saint Nick comes down the chimney, but more importantly there are just 22 giv- ing days left until Christmas Day. It's that time of the year again when nu- merous charities make a call on your time and money so those less fortunate can have a Merry Christmas too. And it can seem difficult to give, what with your own Christmas obligations to meet. But giving doesn't have to be painful. It can be a few loonies or toonies in a Salva- tion Army kettle, or a can or box of food donated to a food bank, or a piece of used clothing or an old toy in good condition given away so someone else who really needs it gets it. It can involve giving some time to a charity which needs volunteers to drive or package materials together. It doesn't require a lot of time or money. After all, we can't ali be like Honest Ed Mirvish who has the means to give away 10,000 turkeys each year at his famous store in Toronto. From now until Christmas in our publi- cation you'll find many notices for food banks and charitable associations which ,go that extra mile at Christmas -time. Many generous, giving people put a lot into their efforts, especially at this time of year. It's not hard to find some group which will be grateful for any help you can provide. Over the next three weeks you'll see numerous notices in this paper telling who to call, what types of goods or services they need, and where you can go to be of assistance. Take the time to read the no- tices, think about what you can do to help out and then take action. It won't take long to do something which can give your less -fortunate neighbours a big boost at Christmas -time. It won't cost much and you'll be doing your part to -lend a hand. Don't wait until Christmas is upon us. Charitable groups need your help now. Give, so that others can receive the true gift of Christmas. To respond to this editorial cal lnfos- rViaso, a of 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisber. Tin Whittaker A Meadand Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday • Letters to the editor Bill 160 not about better schooling To the editor: I have been employed, both at the elementary and secondary level, as an educational assistant for the past 19 years. I don't earn nearly what a teacher does and wouldn't expect to. (They deserve every dollar!) There's been a lot of teacher -bashing with regards to how much they earn. There's an old saying that you get what you pay for. I want the best for my grandchildren. Unfortunately, the Hams govern- ment and some media are avoiding the main issue of Bill 160 — the total control of Ontario's education by the government. Do you really want the govern- ment to have full and total control of Ontario's education? On the issue of prep time for sec- ondary school teachers: The teach- ers at my school have an on call/prep period every day. If the teacher re- ceives an 'on call' (and quite often they do) he/she will cover another class for half an hour which leaves them with half an hour of prep time that day. This period was negotiated by their federation representatives and their school board through a col- lective agreement. Does the govern- ment have the right to interfere with this agreement'! I hope not! One issue that keeps coming up is our children's low reading scores. No one points out the fact that On- tario has a much larger multicultural population than the provinces we are being compared with. Take a walk into any Scarborough public school. I'll guarantee there are many stu- dents who will score low on a stan- dardized reading test because they can barely speak English. Are these students omitted from taking the test? I think not. Thus lower reading scores for the children of Ontario. Teachers have finally said enough is enough! They and many others truly believe Bill 160 will not bene- fit Ontario's students. Rather, it's going to hurt them. The Harris gov- ernment has not listened to the protests of educational workers throughout the province these past months. What do we do? Sit back and let it happen? Sure there are areas where we can save (we've already had millions of dollars taken out of education) and most definitely we need to get back to the basics. There is always room for improvement and teachers will agree with this, but that's not what this bill is about. JOANNE ttMGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVI N BROUWER, Retail Advatising Manager EDDIE KOLODZWJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONKIUE LEA. Real Estrld Manager AM FAIaIOURII, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE ONEH, , Asastam Production Manager Pat Stewart TO REACH US MARIANNE TAKAcs Pickering Staff Writer Toys are like us With the Christmas season here, ankle biters ,:vrr}'whcre are dreaming of what they'd like Santa to bring them. Littic Kristin wants a Koochie-Koo Baby and a Dream Doll House while Tyler is anticipating a Smash 'em Up Speedway set and a Mega Muscle Ac- tion Figure. No wonder society is such a mess. We're letting kids live in a fantasy world when we should be preparing them for the daily reality they will have to cope with when they grow up. Of course kids do need play for proper brain development, but with the right approach, appropriate forms of play can be encour- aged with reality -based toys. Here are some of the toys that should be in the catalogues for Christmas: Newborn Howl 'n' Poop — Prepare your child for parenthood with this true-to-life infant doll that cries and fills its diaper on a continuous basis. Comes with a built -in -clock to allow for intermittent crying at night, so your child can get out of bed repeatedly to comfort their own little one. Downsized Ken — Ken comes with his own home office, used car and optimistic attitude. Squeeze his head and he says things like -I love being at home all day without social contact", "Health and dental benefits are for wimps" and "I can deduct practically everything. - Scrub 'n' Scrape Kitchen — Both boys and girls acquire domestic skills with this kitchen that gets dirty again immediately after you clean it. Acces- sories include pots that really boil over, a scruh-it- yourself oven and spill-over sink. Crack -addicted Barbie —Any child will learn to say 'no' after hours of creative fun with this doll. Ac- cessories include Fantasy Rocks, Dream Pipe and Po- lice Sting Moving Bag. Street Friends also available. Tag -Along Cel Phone — lust like Mom's or Dad's, this phone goes anywhere. Kids can "call their buddies while biking, or drive everyone nuts by yam- mering away on the handset at the dinner table or in the classroom. Boardroom Wats Action dM t6we — This puny, pinstripe -suited doll really kicks corporate butt. Coates with Big Deal Presentation Kit, Outsource Balance Sheet, and Rightsize Pink Slip Pad. Board- room Wars Playset with Mega -size Uncluttered Desk, Way Cool Laptop and Big Boss Executive Chair sold separately. Supe' Working Mom board gaaiie — Every lit- tle girl can prepane for working -world success with this fast -paced, no-win game. She juggles child care, housework and job stress as she sm*gks around the board accompanied by a life mate who does laundry but not toilets. Should she go to parerAs' night or stay late at the office? Only your little girl can decide. Marianne Takacs writes in our Tuesday rolation of staff colwnnuts. To respond to this cohawn cad Infosourre at 683-7040 and did 5108. General: 683-5110 Clusi6ed:683-0707 iDtahrtbtttioa: 683-5117 AdmWClamgkd Fax: 683-7363 CatePasing Fax: 579-9273 E -assail: thisweek0istacca The News Advertiser is one of the Metrolmd Printing. Publisbing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajay A Pid 601111 Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Aswc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Cmsdian Cir- culations Audit Board and dw Ontario Press Cauei1. The publisher reserves the right to classify or tdvw any advertisement. Credit for advadsemew limited to space price error occupies. 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Rticml.cr 29 Rcgulx Scrvicc +r\`t Dtcom was I n,.•.Jay, pxxcnd+x-r 311 No Regular Servlet O O Tuesday, rece� ,� 1 1 1 �.�� r� Trtt Dccoraung Ihur.da - January 1 Na, Scrv...'e O J Tuesday, �!Clrtlt)!f 9, 1997 �[ I.„lay. an.a:.ry 2 Rcrut:u �.-rv„.• FREE FAMILY EVENT An additional collection �:.:�J •.,>dk >,,1„� ; Esplanade Park - Torn Hall Hot Cadtr r- � will be provided on your OO 7:00 p.ln. - 8:00 P.M. C':ntrat Library 9:/14)a. m.-I_UI)I„n. I I YItMnIwX t)rtEw Loeswn Christmas Carols K..uge r ll Brmw achh,, I haled . m. • 1 :1 M) pm. o -P � t t Rckwal9 Film "m cu-D4r Cookie Decoraung :, 11 arncr Brancl.cx CMrxcJ garbage dati• during the I hursda Dcticrrtl+cr 23 Ch.. d - •I 1 1 *' .lay,tn,l.,r 2e� (">J week of December 9th _.. I)—cs K. r tI. 3u Rc�ular H. w. •--- Mayor & Council `ni1"'' to December 12 1997. oI'ida�- C'.•mral Lthr 9�(N) r m -1114)p m , R..ugcHillRr:wach I0(11)a.m.-I:IXI pm r Countdown to Light the Tree \11 mJ,ar Br u.ry Cho d Please ensure to have O �./ y ,,, ,r.Jay. ,anti .ry 1 ►....•J L Hot Chocolate r aditlodS all materials out or this Sticks =u -- fort xcacun ►--- `�-"�7 l �� De•eier i 1< : ad 13 1 1( collection as it will be Dan the Music Man e. will m,4 b .14ccicd by Ilia• ftohday 0Visit try Santa Food Bank Donations i�Hr Aedrd/a f5rin1c Punl.c Work. Emergency TcicpMrac the last of the ti•ear. ) 6914319 Pickering Concert Band Senors6tudcots 84T • T • T • T •- KX 96 - Jerry Archer /,' Candles Chi ldrien 85.12) 83 and a ccrnher -' i. 1997 tet, January 4. 199N P.CICEtIVG }1::5tttrst Fes' I:.u.• Ch s. a, to the Publk d.. %':I.:AG6 is on H 7 E)cc>�[ p PUBLIC NOTICE M Bring a Lawn Chair bet etn Brock R td and Wedrichla . 4c -'1 6:1X) a m .9 (X) m Public notice .it Intention h. s a by-law tog u WcJnexJay. [ha:crr.t.a:r 24. I» Y' top -up. Town Of Rathey Road. Call (90.5) , Thn,d:ay. [Xccn.licr 2S ire close and sell to the abutting owners the road known as 683-840I or 420-4620 FriJay. Dna en.t+cv 26 cl...ea that Pan of the Road Alk.wance between Lots 24 and 25. DepartrT)ent of Cultured Flecreabon Saturday, Deccn*%-r 27 7.O(1 am -9:(K) p m. Ran i B FC Pi-I40Rkert des — Part: SunJay, Mvcmher 2N M.mJay, Dcceml.er 29 Tu.•.Jay. D. Dcehcr 311 WcJne.Jay, Dmhcr 0 31 7:4141 a.m.-9:1X) m. RAMI a.m. • 1 I.1N1 p.m. 6:(X)am.-I 1M)p.m. 6:(14) a, m. - 6:1N) rc c ng. Ignat as on - XXXX As shown on sketch below. -_ --- - - INTERNATIONAL DAY OF New Years Wadwes a • December 31 Thurxd ly. January 1 P.m. Eve Comwallown 6-00 P. -t--9:0° 0 0.- CIu..d Register Now DISABLED PERSONS Friday. January 2 Saturday. January 3 6:(X) a.m.-9:1X1 P.m. 7:(M) a m -9:(M p.m for Winter The Town of Pickering recognizes Wednesday. Dcccmhcr 24 Ckwwd =' _ Wednesday, December 3 1997 ' Thursday. December 25 Friaay. eml.-r 26 Cls .cd Closcd Programs as the International Day u: T.,=a .Jan 1 ch..ad D� C-- c of Disabled Persons. `•' n.t.na.•r 22 a 23.1997 mall Janamy 2, 19la 6aM1 a.m. w 7:30 a.m. Open Swim - sUSAEor J.lvols - -_ • Preschool All residents are always 9:/M/ a.m, u) 1:110 P.M. I:IM) p.m. u) 4:414/ p.m. Adult Swim Open Swim ��' -� - Wchool Welcome to Active) y - 7:INl p.m. to 9:(X) p.m. Open Swim December 2,. 30 & 3101„» L4K! pvrAOM _— -_-- ___ . __ • Children & Youth Participate �> 6:(X) a.m. w 7:30 p.m. • 9:/M) a.m. to I:IX) P.M. • open swim Adult Swim Nary is hereby given pursuant to the Municipal Act. and Access all Town j LIM) p.m. w 4:1100 p.m. • Open Swim R.S.O. 1990, that the Council of The Corporation of the •Adults &Seniors Services '- 7:114) P.M. w 9:114) P.M. 9:I301) P.M. to 10,01, P.M. Open Swim Adult Swim . at its IrleCl'at to be held at e Town of Pickering initadsdi Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Picketing, '� year round. •Tw•rc l ne" only un Ek xvn A December?4: X) ' 31.1997 Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on Monday. December 15, 1997, to pass a by-law to stop -up, clue and sell to ilk ;"ng Learn to Swim, Leisure At this time, the Town of 1:IMM P.M. 7:I1111, p.m. w 9:(X) p.m. open Swim open swim owners the road known as that Pant of the Road Allowance between Lots 24 and 25, Range 3. B.FC., Programs, Fitness and Pickering is pleased to immory 3, 19” Regular Sinuses do Rcsumcs Pickering, designated as Pan 4 on 431-XXXX. announce the addition of The proposed by-law, plan and description showing the Recreation Complex P our newest piece of fitness Plaklic Skating December 22.23.29-W& Jan 2 1:(X) p.m. -3:(X) p.m.(N- c.•Iurllal lairds may be viewed in the office of the Town Ckxk of the Town of Piing. Memberships, Personal equipment. We dinciday. Dcccmttcr 24Classed Thursday. Doccn*wr 25 Clused At the above-mentioned meeting, Council will hear in Training Health Club ° ' The Versa Trainer is a resistance training Friday. Docemher 26 Saturday. Dol:cntt.cr 27 Sunday. Dovenitier 28 Classed (Junior Ho key 7::0 p.m.) Rcgular Havers Regular Hewn person, or by his or her counsel, any person who claims his or her pads will be prejudicially afflicted by the by_ Squash, Tennis & station that enables all individuals, particularly Mamday. I�cmhor 29 Regular four who to elle Town Clerk be h and wo appto heard. Any those with limited upper extremity function, to Thursday. January I Closed such person who wishes to be heard sbould, as soon as Recreational Swimming enjoy a safe and effective workout. January 2, 3 Regular Hewn possible, snake wrince application to: Parents and Tots Bruce J. Taylor, AMCT, CCM Cancelled I aXl c° To" Clerk Ci`'"'p OW "M EVhWAWe Call Now 420-4621 •: December tl.cr 22, 31) - 111:IM1 a.m.- p.m. nickeling, Outerio wv ec7 call the Pickering Recreation Complex (985) 4264611 or 683-6582 at (905) 831-1711. DATED at Picketing this 30th day of 0ctober,1997 PAGE t - THE NEWS ADVFR OM TUESDAY, DECEMBER X 1"'? Around Durham Region Fri nd in n d photo by Andrew Iwanowski Special dressing Terrick Hay, 4, was dressed for the occasion (and had an ex- cellent seat as well) when he turned out with Andrew Boudreau for the annual tree -lighting ceremony at Parkwood Estate in Oshawa last week. The event ushers in the Christ- mas season at Parkwood, the elegant and richly appointed mansion of GM Canada founder Colonel Sam McLaughlin. Children of Attawapiskat benefit by donations from Durham residents BY BRIAN LEGREE DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA — Kara Morissette ividly recalls the sense of hope- lessness that exists among the outh of Attawapiskat. Five years ago, the Orono %oman began collecting used �rorts equipment for the children of ;he isolated Cree community of 1.6W on the western shore of James Bay. Three years ago, she paid a visit to Attawapiskat. "It was a real eye- opener, the starkness of it;' she re- calls. e- calls. "The condition of the homes was, to me, appalling. The number of people living in the homes — I saw a house with just a couple of rooms with I 1 to 14 people. 11 was alarming to me" Ms. Morissette, who works as a nurse at General Motors, learned about the plight of the youth of Attawapiskat from a radio program. "They have very little to do" she says. "If kids don't have enough to do, they get into mischief. But they seem to have a sense of hopeless- ness. If we can help keep them oc- cupied — like kids anywhere, when there's nothing to do, they hang around outside and get into trouble. They get into sniffing glue and sol- vents to put them out of their mis- ery, to forget what they don't have" That's why Ms. Morissette and Mike Emon, another GM worker, are collecting skates and other hockey gear, toboggans, cross- country skis and poles. snowshoes and any other sports equipment, along with toys, games, dolls, stuffed animals and other Christ- mas -related items for the children of Attawapiskat. "The kids are so bored. they've said all they want to do is play hockey, but they had no equipment — that touched me:" says Ms. Morissette. Donations can be dropped off at the Canadian Auto Workers hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave. in Os- hawa or the Garnet Rickard Recre- ation Complex in Bowmanville, at the corner of Highway 2 and Re- gional Road 57. The deadline for donations is Dec. 15, says Ms. Morissette, who's hoping GM workers and the community -at - large will rally to the aid of the Northern Ontario community The people of Attawapiskat are working hard to improve the quali- ty of their lives, says Ms. Moris- sette. An indoor arena, gymnasium and community centre are being built and last summer, work was completed on a new sewer and water system. The donations will be packaged and sent to Attawapiskat, free of charge, by Air Ontario and Air Creebec, says Ms. Morissette, who's hoping the goods will arrive in time for Christmas. For more in- formation, call Ms. Morissette at 905-983-9960. Operation Scugog prepares for Christmas BY TONY DOYLE food and toys so a number of fami- DURHAM STAFF lies from around the township can SCUGOG — A local group is enjoy a Christmas to remember. busy making preparations to ensure "Last year we had 157 families a number of families don't go hun- and I think it's going to be in the gry this Christmas, but they can still same vicinity this year," said food use a little help. bank organizer Anne Wanninkhof. As they do each year, organizers To make it successful, local busi- with Operation Scugog Food Bank nesses, individuals and churches are once again working to collect agree to adopt families who have ap- plied for assistance with Ms. Wan - Newfoundland dogs on display in Whitby a care f, and then provide them with a care package distributed Dec. 22 at the Virtnty rhrictinn r --&— WHITBY — A demonstra- tion by Newfoundland dogs will be held Dec. 6 at the Whitby Mall. The dog can demonstration will run from 2 to 4 p.m, with money raised going to support Newfoundland dog adoption by the Newfoundland Dog Rescue Club of Canada. Gift certificates and prizes from Blockbuster Video, Mc- Donald's and Wal-Mart will be awarded to visitors during the event. "We ask that they supply a gift for the children, and if they wish for the parents and a complete Christ- mas meal," said Ms. Wanninkhof, who noted the food bank supplies all the turkeys. However, local residents don't have to commit to an entire family to help out. Ms. Wanninkhof said toys, food and monetary donations are all needed as well, and added toys can be dropped off at the Bank of Montreal, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce or Royal Bank Financial Group. Anyone interested in adopting a family or making a contribution should call Ms. Wanninkhof at 985- 7271, Kathryn Gundry at 985-8015 or Kathy Foster at 985-3404. ,Ms. Wanninkhof also wants to re- mind anyone in need of assistance to call her as soon as possible so they can fill out the necessary forms. New Oshawa General wing construction could start in 1998 North wing would contain larger emergency department BY BRIAN LEGREE DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA — Construction of Oshawa Gener- al Hospital's new north wing could begin as early as summer. Liz Rosenberg, OGH's executive director of redevelopment and planning, says the Health Services Restructuring Commission has given the green light for the new wing, which will contain an enlarged emergency department, an expanded operating room, along with 20 inten- sive care and critical care beds and a 36 -bed continuing complex care unit. OGH officials are working on the pre -design of the new wing, the next phase in OGH's $147 - million redevelopment. It will likely be consid- ered by the hospital's board of governors at a Dec. 8 meeting, she says. "If we can move ahead as quickly as we want, we'd start construction in summer" says Ms. Rosenberg, who feels the importance of last week's announcement by the HSRC has been lost in the decision to amalgamate hospitals in Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville, Port Perry and Uxbridge. "This is a huge, huge positive thing and no- body's talking about it," she says. "Everybody's whining about little things and we just got ap- proval. They have given us approval for our re- development project" The HSRC's decision to allocate $39.7 mil- lion toward the new wing is fair, she says, not- ing "we felt the costing and sizing was there." The HSRC has increased the size of the new emergency department, says Ms. Rosenberg. OGH officials were proposing an emergency department that could handle slightly less than 80,000 patients annually and the HSRC has given approval for one that can accommodate 107,000 per year. The existing emergency at OGH was designed to accommodate about 45,000 patients annually but currently takes in about 70,000. Dr. Robin Davies, OGH's chief of medical staff, says the larger emergency department is "a positive step." However, he says it's not known yet how it will impact the hospital's periodic need to ask ambulances to bypass its emergency department .due to volume. The `ambulance bypass' system had to be implemented twice last week, for about an hour each time, forcing ambulances to take patients to neighboring hospitals. "We're still going through the (HSRC) report to make sure we have the resources behind that to care for our patients" says Dr. Davies. d- GOOD FUN FOR A GOOD CAUSE! Discover sensational shopping, great give-aways, and lots of chances to WIN! Plus enjoy SHARING CHRISTMAS with those less fortunate ... when you WIN prizes, community charities WIN our support! • LOONIE BIN! Get a numbered flyer from a "Mad Hatter" greeter for your chance to reach into the Loonie Bin for a handful of cold hard cash! You keep the cash, and we'll donate equal amounts to local charities. • BONUS PRIZES! Grab specially marked loonies to win extra gifts and EXCITING TRIPS! • DR. BANDOLI'S GOOD TIME SHOW! Wonderfully wacky entertainment! • PLUS MORE MADCAP MERRY -MAKING! • BRING A NEW, UNWRAPPED "I'OY FOR A CHILD IN NEED! Crime Stoppers takes root in Durham schools" BY JAcQuiE MCINNES SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER High-school bullies, thieves and drug dealers watch out. Your fellow students are watching and they know how to stop you. Thirteen secondary schools across Durham Re- gion, from Pickering to Port Perry to Bowmanville, have implemented Crime Stopper programs begin- ning with Ajax High School in March of 1995. Six more will be on board within the next few months. The original Crime Stoppers program is based on giving people, under the guise of total anonymity, an opportunity to come forward to report crime. The caller never gives his or her name but simply pro- vides the pertinent information. Bringing the program into school "Kids t is not really any different,. suggests Jane Elliott, a Crime Stopper civil- about ian board member. "Schools are just a different type of community," she snitch: says. Teens were always welcome to but I t use the original Crime Stoppers pro- gram but by having visibility within sometl schools, it creates an awareness and accessibility, she says. was to It also creates a deterrent against them criminal acti-ity, suggests O'Neill student boar member, Brian Down, person a Grade 12 student. "Many people think twice before committing a they W crime:' he says. This creates a more secure atmosphere for the students. use lt.. "I think when you have the program in place, people know what to do and where to tum if they are a vic- tim or a witness to a crime;' offers Mr. Down. Given the demographics of the school communi- ty and the dynamics of peer pressure, one might question heti successful the program could be. Yet, at O'Neill. the number of tips has continued to rise since the program's inception last year. -We've had more crimes profiled this year already than all of last Billboard year," says Mr. Down. "I don't think that's because there's more crime, just more awareness:' Overall, he says, the reaction to the program has been "mostly positive" from the feedback he has re- ceived. "They're appreciative the program's in place," he says. "We can say emphatically, yes, we are getting calls because of the program in the schools," says Ms. El- liott. "Kids talk about the snitching but I think if something was to affect them personally, they would use it." For a school to receive the Crime Stoppers pro- gram, the administration, faculty and parents must all be on-line, says Sergeant Kevin Slaney, the po- lice co-ordinator for Crime Stop - ilk Pers in Durham Region. At least . ` two teachers must agree to become the liaisons, acting in a supervisory role, he says. ng Once the administration and fac- .link if ulty are on -board. the Parent coun- cil is informed and finally, a school Ling assembly is called. At this point, a request is made for six to 15 stu- affeCt dent volunteers to serve as board members who will administrate the school's program. Board mem- 311y, bers are never involved with the in- vestigation or with informants, )uld notes Sgt. Slaney. However: their + role - raising funds, promoting the Program and approving tip re- '- JCMe- wards - is key to the program's success within the school comu- ElIiott rn nity, he says. ..Before, there was really no place. (the students) could go and feel comfortable;' notes Ms. El- liott. "This makes people foci more comfortable in having that avenue" At a time when violence with- in schools is an issue across North America, the Crime Stoppers program is attempting to put a sense of safety back into the class. TUESDAY, DEC. 2 TOASTMASTERS: Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters holds its weekly meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kingston Rd., Suite 224. Pickering. It aims to promote improved speaking, listening and thinking skills. 831-8564. GENEALOGY: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Durham Re- gion) of the Ontario Genealogical Society holds its Christmas party at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts Resources Centre, 45 Queen St.. Oshawa. Paul Arculus will speak on Steamboats of Lake Scu- gog. Bring finger -foods and goodies to share. 683-2476 (Mar- ion). 723-7460 (Bessie). QUILTING: The Durham Trillium Quilters' Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Rundle Park Community Centre, 41 Park Rd. S., Oshawa. The Quilters Gar- den of Scarborough features Spring Highlights. A Christmas social also planned. Call 623-7892, 723-3340 for information. CHRISTIAN LADIES: 'A Bethlehem Evening' featuring speaker and hu- morist Joanne Goodwin is held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. by the Ladies in Fel- lowship Evening (LIFE) group at Bay - fair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Also featuring recording artist Heather McCullough, and Leono- ra Riley and Daphne Kalliomaki of The Pampered Chef on making a ginger- bread house. All welcome. Admission $2, includes refreshments. 839-2494 (Edna). WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3 TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Picker- ing Toastmasters Club meets every Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Financial offices, corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Help with public speaking and leadership skills. Call 619-0647 (Peter Dowse), 683-4439 (John Johnstone) for informa- tion. -p---- ---a-. ......vv• .a. uaaa. nal :.1C are among the teens who have embraced in -school Crime Stoppers pro- grams. Dowr TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY .TAMES R, YANCH Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 30 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG 72 King St. W. 3724744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. Skid 3 hairswith a remarkable man of pexe - Bhante Ylfimala w You will discover 'rhe Spirit of Action The spiritual teachings of the Traveling Buddhist Monk "Bhante Wimala's heartfelt concern for the suffering and the simple remedies he draws from the Buddha's teach- ings will be a source of strength for everyone Mused by the Pressures of modern life." His holiness the Dalai lama Saturday. December 6, 1.4 pm. Radisson Tbronto-Don Vaft,1250 Eton Avenue East Sunday. December 7, 54 pm. 'triumph Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel, 2737 Keele Street To reserve ,your seat, please call Compass Group International 416-291,8077 $49.96 per person. $69.96 at the door. CORNMNG FACTORY OUTLET WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE SALE Richmond Hill location only Three Weekends Only Friday, Saturday and Sunday December f% 6 and 7 December 12, 13 and 14 December 199 20 and 21 SI'MUsUMM C0WMWFACF0F1V i ft" gen - g�pwm,,. OUMIET wr l gen -% 4pm CA60 Leek Cres. SI M&P 9nn . 4pn Richmond Hill 0 • ickerin 9 Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Tia NEWS ADVERTISER nMDAY, DW Ek0fFR 2, Im' - rAGV 1.1' Sports photo by A.J. Groen Breaking free Pickering Pine Ridge Secondary School Pumas' Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics se - Jason Gomez breaks free from a Whitby Henry nior football final at Pine Ridge Saturday after - Street High School Hawks' tackler during the noon. Henry Street won 41-14. Lightning peewe The Durham West Lightning Affleck and Payne Criminal Law peewee 'B' rep girls' hockey team posted two wins and a loss at the recent Barrie Sharkfest Tourna- ment. The Durham West girls edged Sudbury 2-1 in the first game. Jackie St. Germain and Christine Upton scored for the Lightning. Megan Ritchie earned an assist. In the second game, the pee - es lay down the wee Lightning dropped a 6-0 de- cision to Sault Ste. Marie. The Durham West peewees bounced hack in the third game to defeat Niagara Falls 3-1. Lindsay Lilly, St. Germain and Ritchie scored for the Lightning. Adding assists were Jazzmin Mc- Curdy, Rebecca Lundy, Lindsey Rocks and Jeanine Habibullah. Team members are Tamara Britton, Ashley Desormeaux, I Buzzer beater AJAX — Glenn's Auto Service and a continually improving East Side Mario's squad played to an exciting 23-23 draw in Ajax Ladies' Recre- ational Basketball League action Why night, Glenn's Auto held a slight lead at the half, but the East Side Mario's of - aw against 2 foes Mikaela Evans, Jeanine Habibul- lah, Mary Kerr, Lindsay Lilly, Becky Lundy, Tatum Macleod, Jazzmin McCurdy, Nicole Mono - sky, Morgan Payne, Meghan Ritchie, Lindsey Rocks, Jackie St. Germain and Christine Upton. The Durham West Lightning peewees are coached by Ron Habibullah, Bruce Ritchie and Doug Upton. The manager is Anna Evans. Mario fence continued to play patiently in the second half and, with a shot just prior to the buzzer, pulled even for the tie. Anne Whitehead scored nine points for Glenn's Auto, while Ronnie Brady replied with eight for East Side Mario's. The Bank of Montreal and Dakota 's hoops tie Bob's closed out the everting of hoops action with the Bankers earning a 39- 27 victory. Margo Levy paced the Bankers with 11 points, folktwed by Kristan Scarlett with nine. Debi Bonar netted 12 points for Dakota Bob's. Players in the league live in Ajax and Pickering. SW ers in s The Durham Synchro Club started the 1997-98 competitive season with a splash at the Lisa Alexander Figure Meet at the Etobicoke Olympium Pool Nov. 15. Deana Inglish Shaw coached her 15 -to -17 -year-old national team to victory in that age category, which attracted 68 girls. Individually, Jenny Burgess placed fourth, Leslie Wickens was eighth, Amanda Damt- sis finished 11th and Shaina Dins - dale 12th. The accumulated scores of Inglish Shaw's nine -member team put Durham Synchro in first place over- all. Other team members are Katie Ansel], Lauren Millar, Jessica Coburn, Heidi Nemeth and Amy News Advertiser The losses just keep on coming for Panthers BY AL R1vm SPORTS REPOKMR PICKERING — The frustra- tion level is rising as the losses keep piling up for the Pickering Panthers who dropped their fourth game in a row after two weekend Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League do t cats. The Panthers stayed close for two periods, then saw their game come unglued in the final stanza as the visiting Quinte Hawks posted a 7-1 win at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex Sunday night. Twenty-four hours earlier at the Jack Burger Sport-, Complex in Port Hope, the Panthers were poised to earn at least a tie before allowing the Buzzards to score the game winner with 1:30 remaining in overtime in a 4-3 loss. At the halfway point in the sea- son (25 games). the Panthers own a sub -500 record of 7-13-5 for 19 points, 14 points behind the first - place Syracuse Junior Crunch and three back of the fourth and final playoff spat in the Eastern Divi- sion, currently held by the Port Hope Buzzards. Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis is blunt in his assessment of his team's woes. The squad is mired in a major slump and only hard work will revive the Panthers. "Me guys are tense and one way or another we're getting beat;" says McGillis. "We're not playing as a group. We have to raise our level of play and get the guys playing better as a group. We have to become the hardest work- ing team in the league to get some wins' In the Quinte contest, the Pan- thers put themselves behind the eight ball right from the start, spot- ting the Hawks a 2-0 lead. Picker- ing dominated the visitors in the second period, outshooting Quinte 17-6, but was able to notch only one goal off the stick of Joel John- ston. The Panthers had many other chances in the frame to tie the score, but couldn't finish off op- portunities. The Hawks huried the Panthers in the final frww with five unanswered goals. No scoring details were avail- able for the Port Hope contest. The Panthers host the expan- sion Pittsburgh Junior Penguins at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday at 7:30 p.m. It's the first time the Panthers have played the new league entry from the U.S. coached by Stowe Carlson, one of the Hanson brothers of Slap Shot fame. On Sunday. the Panthers travel to Wellington to meet the Dukes in an afternoon tilt. an wung J or rii* saes +Ntario berth :". ex v P B Y JM EA - SSUIV r" ; SPECIAL TO THE NEMS ADvEirnsER — An Annandale Cooling Chub jemior rink was close' to a proviincial final berth after a strong performance at the Ter- Amior Men's Regional playdowna at the Bayview Curling` an the wedwat Roegele skipped his team of vice Fain hart, second Metrakos and lead Matt Critchley W second place in both `A, sad `B' sides of the playdown. Advancing to the Ontario tK Oshawa Golf Jan. 6 to I I an ]beryl Britt fnam, Tam:; and Richard Windrows o€Avonies P1sYd<rnrns for luras to repr+etma Annindak at than: Meti' Zone ;>P"Ydww started Sunday- 's unday-Sian 40 competition McPherson. Durham Synchro's second nation- al 15-17 team, coached by Holley Lundmark, moved up to this division this season after a successful season in the national 12-14 category last year. The eight members posted an out- standing effort in their first figure meet in this new age bracket. Team members are Jennifer Bell, Heidi Nemeth, Kimberley Bonnar, Ashley Malarczuk, Heather Ther- rien, Alexandre Houtart, Aixi Avancini and Andrea Cryderman. The Durham Synchro Club's next event is the first provincial figure meet in Burlington Dec 7. Michelle Loper's 12-14 provincial stream team will represent the club. walMalk Leaf rickets Nd seats al Wded for Le uses. Will pl ce value. Cl Moe at 57M d. 2207 M PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERMER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,19fT Pickering News Advertiser Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay 68 Pickering News Advertiser Outlet ®® 3.- 1822 Whites Rd. 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Students come from a wide variety of backgrounds, age groups, interest b lifestyles yet they all find thea learning experience at CSNN serves them in three Important ways: • a means towards optimum health for Diem and their fancies • a slid foundation for a lasting career • a means to make a difference CSNN's Diploma Course In Natural Nutrition Dual: y ;c appihy 1c• '^e --lessiOnai oesgrabor R.N.C. (Registered Nutritional Consultant) (416) 497-4111 DURING THE POSTAL STRIKE, FILE NUMBER REPLIES MAY BE DROPPED OFF AT ANY OF OUR 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS OF THIS WEEK OR AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 1822 Whites Rd. Pickering (Sears Store) - Ph. 683-0707 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax - Ph. 683-0707 1032 Brock St. S. Whitby (Sears Store) - Ph. 576-9335 865 Farewell St. Oshawa - Ph. 576-9335 95 King St. E. 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Please fax resume to (905)728-8095 Duties: • cutting materials • saws / shearing • shipping / receiving • customer service ABILITY METALS AND MACHINE Telephone 905-420-0828 SKI SKI SKI Sports minded people needed for Ajax Company's busiest season. You must able to work alone, or in a group, and professionalism is our Key to Success. If you are ambitious we will train you. Call Mrs. Park 426.4954 BIDS �c COMPUTER F WORKSHOPS Windows 95 - Tues., Dec. 9 Netscape Navigator 3.0 - Thurs., Dec. 11 Lotus Notes 4.0 - Tues., Dec. 16 Intemet Explorer 3.0 - Thurs., Dec. 18 Here's thefineprinL Free? You bet! Why? Because we believe that once you try our Interactive Learning Lab, you too will be convinced that this is the only way to learn! So join us at eight for coffee, a muffin and compu- ter learning. Call Loric at (905) 721-3328 to register, but don't wait, because space is limited. Durham College Skills Training Centre 1610 Champlain Avenge, Whitby av° U R H A M ED G--* Help KW General HNp 1 "laral MNp Reporter wanted Pun Pcrry This Weck is kxwkmng tut an energetic fun -time news reporter for a 10 -month temporary position. The successful applicant wtll be able to work independently in a small but fast -paced newsroom, have a knowledge of mu opal politics. Durham Region. Sc ugog Township. Macintosh computers and libel laws. A journalism degree or diplioena is an asset. Send resumes to Port Perry This Week Managing Editor Bruce Froude, do The Port Perry This Week 26 Water St-, Port Perry prior to 5 p.m. Dec. 10, 1997. (ho phone calls) TYMCA line proper -m you" ad ift tar pdeibleee in: isalas and tasrvica aloetin• operators and assanabiars general labour Wed"' a and eonstrtt switio Cat today to hid cwt how the YMCA can help you to &&mile.* your enmpbynment goals. 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References rc- gcwred. _ :. ..*s. n. fix.-;:�z.:��,.7is►Ni�Y,�.�•r.,-..e., �#...: '...•w.r+� -.i. i':.�IV ''aei.c...�..� ':� _--�_... .- ADWMSTRATME ASSISTANT requited jlanitime may lead to fuNWne. for addhddn am n osNwa will xtdude - med- ical ofbcs dduties, and ob- a90collection 5,669 3� CUSTOMER service / order entry required for sanitation sul" company. Please sub- M(I resume to: lbderwood's 410Firiej Ave., Ajar Ont. LIS 2E3. Fax: 905 619.9829 DNVM lot snowplowing. DZ licierm an asset. Opaatsaa walk crews also aeeded. driver's bcase a own trahmspprt�tilt "*ad. 905419-2757. Einurnm we ill Aii p ensaim' m 1 Sdmb= New concept salon in Town Cues. Go Robut 01 )977.6616. iniftow E>Q9MBIC� (3 mia- trine OPIKOWS Also Caller marked. Owe kantportedoa mldmd. Cal 905.4294wi - TEm CMN I-1 d lull Ow also ID hath hapiis�kpp� st! b pcoa hau�ON am ttw 413th Sa Er01M1EWSnpp0lq hili design ls a e aesdKd p and 8016 a aRa lours 13call W 0-0320. FUIL T=Baker required, day a nignt shifts. PIt1Me ap dy wmeemm: 674 KimOstorm Fld., � ted. lab Experi- WAMTEO DRMNS for deliv- ery service. Must have car and valid driver's kamse. Clean appearance. Some day 791-9. mostly evenings. 571- 1 General IfeNp Skilled "sip steed MNp GENERAL Labourers required. Must be reliable and have a good ethic. work can be physical and in dirty. hot erwi- ronments at times. CSA Ap- pored safety Doors arc Man- datory. Some work within Drafter Region and some in greater Toronto. Shill work is required. Please can (905)576-2992 for an agS1 "- ment between the boas of 9 a.m. i 12 p.m. KAMSTYL13T with expen- em. to work for L'Attiludes in Pitl anng wddh dppdntiey 1a advanced tracing in L.A Cab- E==n ak- eaa Ro1esn 90 5-420- 1440 _ NODSEKEEPER wined. Pidenrq 2 daysnrreNo. Cyt Aran 905 426 3525 between 9km-Spm. NO EXPERIENCE 714 49 Per hour Due to expansion in bre Dwrham Region We are on nod at xhavidYals 10 assat in prrbec reheons. These are ..mem trynwrq potd- eona.. Appecaws must be 18 or area and have own vetkde 6endits oft - Advance- ment. paid vacation. profi Fa nfennew tall (90S) 571.3532. REQUIRE sen -starters to run their own food distriettlron twsauss. Saks arra service of" ft pan -eine, few wekawe Phone (416)759- 1654 NETAIL MERCHANDISER. National Rweky / aotxssorles sertwce Comm" tui pan kms no for ire Dtharq. WIN", Prcitnrtg, Ajax. bowmtarnwe. Cobourg areas Dais *dude store am 0 m orf Colo. andand ordexhg Refas a*"- enct a plus. Plass tap ow vow marl Doanreer 2nd 1.604283- M 6516 S a S TALENT Acoria Esub- Iished 1983 Needs Nn tags now We need cop types. ethmM. Lmae lows look. ups calf els. Registration let Cab btweeh loam ad s pm Monday 2to Friday alb (9051 SNOW PLOW Brokers wam - wth 4x4 trucks and plows; People for waMway crew. Also. 12 morim work avai- Ak Phone 905.428-7793 SMO -W Take oft Ua- wanted Pounds 8 Inches, Look Good i Fed Gros. 100% Natural i Guaranteed 1905)571-5063. TELEMARKETERS needed for Oshawa office, earn extra rash for Christmas Morning w s1e ;`rC (905)723 good TOM PETTY Tribute Bard needs experienced bassist In rwrtionhes Must have day lob & vehicle 868 Cal Jon y 905-666-8 Whitby WAITENSIWAITRESSES for tine dhrtng Experience re. gtwred, appy wiekn 1527 Pickering has im,TlediBte Opet1111QS forCooks b Short Order Cooks. Please drop OR «slime 1D 1660 uKk*ston Rd. 11, EltPHIIBBCE11 no male m- oyeppkNpang ntettreed Must hew ed0e 100wodt dWs mill wAn- Will. Cal NOW x1837-1052. rwaotsro m rumahow MOM, booed a IA)Ms cgs as k medWMe opening OUWAAL lull-tUm warmly coo *mW Fax w some to (4161-1/55389. S" 7EIIERAL LABOIN16tS, in- side work, training provided, some light lifting. full time. Rxepbiomst, pleasant Perone manner requiredbyparmtlmrp local coin "" Fax resume to (9 05) 7242151. Production Machine Shop requires CNC Milling Center Programmer/Operator. Must have minimum 4 years experience and a working knowledge of 'Mastercam' or equivalent and 'Autocad'. Send resume to: TERLYN INDUSTRIES LTD. 782 MCKAY RD. PICKERING, ONT. L1W 2Y4. FAX (905) 686-3994 Skilled Holo APPRENTICE GAS Fitter re- Wfed. must have wral good me- Chosws. hx to 905-7w3975. or can 905- MKPJ OWNER DWJW A- 1 license required 16 morrm dedlicalled runs n L15 hands. tall Caft or Larry 1,80D -N6-2218 FRASNNG Carpenter repmwred. cemble with A I&M 3 yarns ePenohce Phone (905)242- Itl2 aper 6 p in. KELLEY ATUU TIC is looking for welders, finers wmah """a and able to road drawings an asset. ovalRcs- WM good apanzaaaaal suits. Ady. able to work as a Wast payer and good lwnctk► &lint". Rehrenc�es will be m- arked ttom gu~ em- 0etiy4es Plem lorwraro yore ewer, b Allarmc Lb., 314 ft d . sowrnan- Wk. ON UC 3K5 or Exec to kepeyokkm t com WELOEp wanted Sty Ajax manutacttung Compily look- ing tur an exjltrNrnI TIG Alwamum Weiler wain good cansw alcumaehs�kyills and su- pe�soEnceaan .Doe awary F iata Fax resume t9os>t2e-1790 sttemmeon Rkh 11190call Der" 1 flpepael EXPERIENCED Derry Asses - tam re"red. pan tins is poly O, IA ild. ��7-1443 EXPERIENCED Fuu-time Treatment Co-ordwaW for a busy. progressive Pickering Practice ADN computer ex - Pit Mia an asset, some evenings i some Saturdays. Fats resume 905.420-4056 HYGIENIST REQUIRED Mon- day and Wednesday after- noons. drop resume an y 166 Swim Si. N. osnawo. RN.S NEOUNED immedate- ty for full bait, (30-40 his/ VA). and casuaj pan ems po- sitions Mist be llexrble and avatade to wore evenings a weekends. Phase forward re- Cenr fo Fancily Care MCOiry Cenere. 3050 Garden St.. Unit 104. Whaby, Lir-IWS: Atten- tion to Mrs.H.Cawie. or tax 905-430886. Avallibb • Oeycre t*AaM L71O/ owirommj t, rckratoa available, mad doss and CPR lraiad, l ed- bk hours. iron smolmer., dry ale wellcoesfmse- (!OS) 420-4526 A"MMME with bons a ndSayB� IN meals, cfahe,attttwilss flow cotes. remits. PMMe cel 666-U669. bldfmwe d alter 111kv1bo Seksd 0* -ling ad dop'ON avtdella QA f!t ea MIM DARAnock Rd alto Molter of 2 bee aper - 0 for Ad or pert *in tlayram. Nor bill". bleed yod a No of F.ty_ -r m. Law wary (=I NursdMom Provides loving daycare prof. atmosphere, home devoted to children, separate sleep area, lovely Ptiyg?'ound. Ajax, receilpts- 19-OM • D"ci re Areikbls PICKERING pack / Ron$: Llmrtq daycare: 18 months to 12 years. Daily - L h gis (forced backyard and pork) Crags stay koro. music. ml - slims mak i smacks. Rist And. C.PR. eendied Rom. smoking. rwe*U. 906.426- 1244 RELIAKE DATCAME. my home breakfast. lurch, moats. several years experl- amce. ru$oru 1e Was. fty 2 SM Dixie Rd (905) 837-20:19 1 Firewood FIREWOOD Roka Lumber 6 Firewood Cream. 4'xb'xl2'. SW 4'xS'xt6'. US Estab- iiiid 1963. Days 706-277- 3381, Erohwngt 905-434- MS- Fra dowry to Otflaw aro. A-1 FNEWOOD, exceWm very best quality hardwood. puaratteeed atra ting none luny tea60 " cut i Mit. dHeoinvtetsryt hthasurememw. Mt 906 J53 224466 ileal Frewood 413 1111111Y THE EST - top quality seasonedhardwood Alax leyby arhd oshiwa. Ca/ . wM DURIWf FIRE1111i 427-5278 FIREWOOD FOA $IiAIE Cut, Split dr delivered. 555/face cord. Call Jerry (905)619-1363 1 sr�rrh caste 36" STOVE. i 18cuft Fudge. Kenmore. avocado in colour. Cal 619-0767 after GPM COUCII A Char with much. ing Onoman. excaent condi- ban. PW 20 or best aper. C MEA lrrb beds. S75. Love - seat. $too Rowing machine, $50. Oil testa, $45. Maple dost. 5200. Black glass tach rade. $70 a mo now , $35.686-1370. PRE IAM wilb almw 6200. 20' colow t.v. with remote $100, wale store $100. Cab (905) 619.1701 alhr S p.m. $01 119 Iddt MSBim;ab Chm- mas Tres. Barlfal. WUN i CAM..74 tims; dill. $75. obo. Anidn owak tI * " coin mom opu- oi mom 115. New dmw o ti ma. 0eagr Plrc Doan 4W336 -M si CKU9CTpM - vwamu- Her, sww WM. TpF4kw i For POSPS-till" w mby 4 111111111111SERS $6. soli $75. tom $ail 1E. sofa a Char $135, kitchen table a dhlrs $35.4 PC bKtW m suite prom 1930) $475, 5 pc pine bed- room stile (twin bed) $395. desk $35, office chair $30, video arcade machine $250. COON a end table $45, war- drobl 596, Duncan tife chars $250, microltove a stand $75. (905)997-3532. •1+'.�.'rdi4nR �..• •' M O�r Sell LEATNEN odeb. up to 1/2 price, leather �urses Irom t9 99 . luggage rom 519.99. leather waflets from $6.99. Everythingq Must Go! Family Leather, 5 PWMS Mall Osha- wa. 905-728-9830. ANTIQUE TURN of the century 10 lice. walnut dining room set, kph back pedal point seats, 54 000 or best offer. (905)720-1620 BEEF SIDES. $1.8911b. Custom cut, quarters available. Gov- ernment inspected. Delivered. Buy direct from farm. Great Christmas idea! Orono. 905- 963-9471. CARPET. Free Estimates. New. anti -static carpet, scotch-gwrdd, soil resistant, b emironmentaly-triertdly carpet starting as low as 550/ sq.It Wide range of colours to complement your decor. For Cr shop -at-home all now! Mike 905.426-21181. CARPETS - lots of alw. 100% nylon. new stain re- lease carpets on two. I will carpet 3 rooms, $349. Price includes carpet. pre- mium pad, expert installa- tion. fat delivery. free esti- mates130 yards). Norman 686.2311 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets 100% rrylon stain re- lease. carpet 3 rooms $339. (30 sq. yd.) 1 - : Carpet. 220 220 220 nkiSa IT'S 1200 TUESDAYS `v (f" For A Limited Time Only! The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser will offer a $210 per word special on Tuesdays only to help you sell those unwanted items. (Private Parties Only). Articles must be priced less than 150000 (price to be shown). To place your prepaid ad call 683-0707 or fax your ad to 905-579-4218. premium pad and nstaNa- "OVERSTOCKED -•Freezers. tion Fra aBmates. carpet Coolers. Walk-ins. Deo and repairs Serving Dalian and Dairy displays. lee Cube RwicdxoV area. Sam 905- makers. etc. 905.435.8501••. 6861772 Delivery and Instapatwn CARPETS- CMtstmas Sale. araiaDk. new 100% Nylon Stan eros- FITNESS EOUrMNT - Heavy ler extra -Me Call and sm. duty 'Hahoun' Fitness station. carpet starts at S1.2VXft. n- Pec Deck. Knee Extension. eluding premium paWhIstala- Dips f; ADdomnats 5350: lion Sara dscouM Repo Wavy duty seated and pull avala le Customer satfac- down tat. mochne amid In - bon guaranteed For your heir caps Statnmm i all atsessom in-home estimate all Mike 5300. 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Emit 432 t 401. 164 Baseline Rd, E. 697 3059 DIAMOND Rug, centre ilia mond with side ' N , r P baguma total weight 1.SK appraised at $5500. van. 53000. Call 430-5685 STEF a MA lin Applmca Over stocked! `fishers $230, dryers $175 2-8 years old. 362 head St (9051432-7167. ENTENTAMEW (wood) stereo $100: Couch and soh set. Cal 905-097-8196. TALES i MA =ALE We are cW" top quality mattresses a sofa's at reduce! prices. Oak dining table i Chairs from =399; Chairs from $60; large so& - tion, Slumber Sleep Mattresses. singles from $59; queen sets from 5229; 3 pc. sofa love - seat E chair from �9, Also chairs available. Come in i browse. Liq- uidation Centre. 181 Bond St. W. Oshawa. Open until 8 p.m- Mon- day fill Friday. Open Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 P.M. 905-720 0560 or McLean Auctions 87 r Taunton Rd. E. Whitby. Call 905-432-2836 for more irdo. uunenn comapacl mods 23• trader (Prowler), fridge, stove. washer, dryer and onler household items. (90$)435- 8194 Sar people. have tun too' Com- m plate DJ egtnpwttnI. speak - on. stands, dam jet. mom 571A1Ds $1500 o b.o eco- 5� i nq acct tNc- Fur- Bsyy tCoNr metria Calm Cil EARAtrICE mei OPEN HOUSE SALE MOVING Everything must go" Baby items, crercise equipment, ki fcbm supplies F.veryoene Wekocnied AD prices Negotiable Pickering (905)619-3158 TRISl1A ROMANCE prints for sale Star Wonder. Evenntg Skaters. Candle Ip11t stroll. Call eraangs (905) 697-0513. UND FRIDGE sm. and up, used stoves $200 and up, used washers 3250 dryers $125 and up. New Draw route Indges. 16 cit $605 New brand rW to 30- stoves $449 and up New 5 c 1 freezers $255 SICOM-son's Ap- piances 227 Court St. Osta- we. 5767448. WATER. d you are concerned With Me task. OW 4i/or bot of your water, we can hel4p Cal for irdormakon 616 8351 or 686.0234 alter 5 p m NEW AND USED dressers. Coffee and end tables, tables aro clews. box sprig aro WAWNUM. Com , - if it We also Wry a m tuMur. Ste- phenson's Co mneraal Pro- ducts 325 Simcoe St. S.. 0uwm 576-6471 PliAititMe 158 FOLDING Stackable chairs, 12 railing tanks. 1 warming overt used. n good C, I c, I. for church soup kitchen Photo 905.571-1022 John • Liwsocw lex sale HORSEBACK nding lessons lot Christmas adult and didd- ren. English and wesla Got cerditcata available (905)655--8097 I 1 Aueoxwbdn to sw CREDIT PROBLEMS? On rhe spot hnancmg Down pay manes tram SSW 0 AC Cars. trucks. vin. 1981 to 1991 Alardy Auto Sales Ltd 792 son= Sheet South. Oslara- Phone 905-720.3382. 105 COROLLA GTS. slaw dard. good rhrrmg camdla, . new "deist, tercet lor 'stud- so SM as is, Cam Jay /!BS rim" 2OOsX 2 dr 5 spd pw. sunrooll. 200kms. Seem CO. $1350 as k. 931- 1957 11116 ARES K. 4 -dear, 270.000 kms good bodr, N- liabte d7mRportabon. $1500. Cal MMK7-1980 190 Clift 112 -ton, 32500 Cent. 1968 Plymouth PAWN 32200 art.. 190 Ch", Be - rent. S -speed. 53200 art FOLDING WIRE. Stackable (905) 433-4161 COFAMIers with at MM 1 gate days.(905)579.599 evenings � A 190 42 be 683-5117 Of R Con- 1917 Olds. DW $8. wry. 2 - dr.. pw. pill. p_ seats. be. WANTED APPLIANCES Work- crust. car. uta paint. 180.000 km 52800 ebo 9054WSI75 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FREDAY, DECEM0E1t 7, 1911117- PAGE 13 8 8 ee 8 ie{ li 1 ;%-Pft oTr - �'� WYnMd Rent 1992 TEM/0. 2 door, au- 175 he SM for scrap ars 6 MORIN OSHAWA Extra large kwek, air corndtiorxrg, AfAr trucks or any condition vehi- 1 d 2 bedroom(s) Large Dal - FM assette. artdied. * AW des. 24hr professional pick- Corry. Building has been under $3,400 Call 905-686.0268, up. Free Tow�tq. Rouge Valley new managemenl for 1 year Mon.-Thurs , leave message. Recycling. for fast prdasion- now, and s a very dean and 19M DOIDGE Caravan, 80,000 5t pickup Call (905)706- WW bustling $598 8 $698 lid, warranty, due. 1Wy load- 740 utilities. able. parking fin- ed, tots of extras Asking $11,600 Days (4161 295-8749 after 7 (905) 619-3005 1993 DYNASTY LE leather in- terior, P/W. P/S. P/B, P/L. JVC. automatic. AM/FM cassette. 54,000kms Great condition Asking $9.500. 905-436-3693. 1993 SATURN SU - $8.300 Cern. 4 door 120.000 km due on due. air. aura, trailer hitch, Calf (905) 619.1074 1914 GRAND PRIX, V6, p/s abs, PA p/w p/trunk security system, 4 -door, approx. 95.000 highway kms. new fires 8 brakes $12.900 Like new. one owner Call 905.683- 3no. 1994 PONT AC Grand Pm SE fully loaded. includes Wicket seats 8 console. Keyless en- try. 125K. asking $11800 Cal 432-2181 after 6pm. 1995 BONNEVILLE, all stan- dard power equipment. remote entry, exatkrn condom. 92.000 mostly 515.900 certified eve. aid weekends. 1997 Grand Pm GT red. 4 door, CO. Wafter interior. waded. 6000 km $25 900 ore 728 4136. 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 t0 choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 1987 FORD F1Se a . a $4 995 82 VW Rabbi. orry 75rms. AUo. hmmapdM. 52995 '91 Olds Coss So- pieme SL orf ttOkms. rule. W" It~.. $9.995 1991 mum SE. V�4, piclu ip, extl Cab 1909 Astro. mint. 1990 Olds nterfaoorW. $6.495 1990 Caprice WMpn 90K POW R AUTO SALES INC 939 Out" St W. Whitby 905- 43o-2277 A i A AUTO- Cars. Inucks, boats We pay $80- $10.000. Cash on the spot Any kpridr- tion, any year. Call us any- time. 24 tours. 7 days. 30 min. service 905 688 5003 or 905-706.5234 ANY SCRAP Car or Truck wanted, complete or not. Top Cash paid. Fra pick-up Call (905)431-4333 or 434-7489 CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be m running comknph. Cat 427-2415 or come to 479 ORAD St East. AUTO SALES Ajax at cluded Available December 1st and January 1st Phone 905.579-55M RightThe • • White Oaks Court h . SCRAP CARS Wanted. topCourts Prices paid Same day pick up. Also ars for resale, wi8 1panyl up to S50o0 Call 686 wz 1 190 DODGE h5r, _E full -sue pick-up up Ong" 128.000km steering, power brakes, air. tin. cruise, arrvtm, alurp: mum wheels. 55000 Certified Cam (905) 432-6863 905-668-7332 3 DedWOAorr8i or St, targe 2 b ments in dw low rise binklm Close to 4o1 88 GO Parking Maiable immme- diately From $600lmorim 199 CHEVY 510. 102.000 kill, Phone 906-576.4255 extra goodies 2 5 hire, body 2 - TWO BEDROOM for rem excellent shape $2,600 a on a 60 acre larmllouse. VoG. hest otter 579 9032 I(Nrn. 3900 pus uikbes htprOmrd After 6 p.m swommxhg pool 1992 CNEV 1,12 ton pick-up 4464 Rob. (playgrounds p� extended a0. 4 -wheel drive $1750 000 Phone 905 -SM 935 P w. p. wl, at. remote alarm. 2 BEDROOM 596 Chaucer Or remote starter. new ural Oshawa $645 �nduda ubW box Wer 519.000 Cap res. No pets. tit tut. Kathy 905)725-6417 721-9819 Farda 5765512 stheds B' x 8' ban kit. only eft 9' tome _. 5560 111!3 CHEV Std mtea 1979 Convene 1S aQr _ hoe package 43 L � arca 2-BEOROON Apartment Int cassette only 76.000kms $635rmormh.nydro PamSa- We canton 510.995 cern- geerar area tial for mature fled. 090 915-W3-0871 adults Can evenings 728- McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pidterug. For more rib. rap 905-619- 7517.723.3260 98 CARAVAN. SEv4.30 here. or 34000. 1990 eortlta GTZ baled $4000. 1989 SinbrO cruise 7 passenger Hwy AJAX Large 1 bedroom Keds excel. condition Card- basement Apatman Sepal tied 33.60000 199 K Ants. rate entrance ulikkiees and low KM $1200 nit 905-434- cable uKyuded Mature work - 1830 'ng person preferred! $575 bMed glass. stereo- a/c. to 1sAlast90Si07016 1978 GM lick up 4x4 tutf room 5840 , Cal 430 - ;oaoeo. brio new transfer AJAX 2 bedroom walkout :art. evvy9mrng works 51950 basemen. very bright, sepa- 905-1139 not alumince, paMg tanm- lane/ excolerm am. 4 pc btdl $ mo Awed Dec. 4 w hew Dewe 1st Cap 666-1396 111111 FORD Aerostar x'. - AJAX, Immediate posses pass loaded excel corud . son ongm 2-bedoom ralk- $6500 905-579- caalmMed. poritd f75 d Osrrrs Mor. girjm Group Heritage 1996 6160 3/4 ton 2500 OO. O "- - a 426.1618 van new ;m target mask_ 30.5 V-8 engine umsta ted by AJAX: I . Fl 1- n basureM Oman Motor Saks, only Separate entam. lug teth- 2.000 leu on new erngre. has naom. 4 appliblats. suds sir 3 yr 60 000 kit warranty. pits (w P A - c,nat $600 mvmh aid anted snoring no kit on voftnded an exceo Mahl - PM Jmuary Itt vlg or nol. washers. dryers. - don, Aslmg $17 SM (905) AJAX- Furnished room n frkdga- cantpulg tracer, pock 190 HALM Cemury Lid 3 SL M =0 LCSabne Ltd Fully 432-7326 early oipiPxeoK. new 95 and used egkxp forsale. wan- ra 1 00 rom and up truck $nap ar. 486 i 30 Computers 8 hardware. 905- loaded many new parts. Siloo 905.4367126 loaded 185 DOOkm onpml Gogo 111!6 LUt1NA Van, ax can. W. basement, Swaae ptri nu lntrkndeS pakng nb1e. lour dy share taphtMs wed tin from _6 5999 ps pD cruise Co W line .an grins. steam lick. Yemc. sed sae please Cant rob (905) 431-4464 Land i • I div 1711 FORD Tempo li running 4 door. auto. good runrng $1750 000 Phone 905 -SM 935 sneering. power mirrors. pow- er door boa, hdyle3, rerriok entry system. &mita+ ns- other Avadabte mme&mft rah smoker S40ONA010 Cal (905) 427.6932 s - 0 �m w, , Fant condition 11100 060 Ask for ylow a 905.434-7532 PRIVATE COLLECTION - Car- >roe V6. 180 ro ruws 1 nd a " tram 45.000 kin. naso- AVAN.ABLE INIIEOM7E- stheds B' x 8' ban kit. only eft 9' FOIr1f0 - BIACII and wrru 1!9 CAVALIER RS, auto. mtea 1979 Convene 1S aQr � mint 725 -OM LY, n Whitby Ali budding, 5299 Plus tax May Doer sues and styles available, Also garages and decor 761 at. made. aPproxomaef One year old Fond 401 near FM- loaded for sale, as s Asking 52800 571-5191 COSM$bY SM. 1980 Porsche 924. rebuilt. Florida Ano Pate spacious. arpeted newly pouted. with balcony. Close to thus. shopping, am xbkbn McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pidterug. For more rib. rap 905-619- son Road exit. Oshawa. Call (905) _8 9282 caner 7 p m 190 TAIIRYS station wagon. or 34000. 1990 eortlta GTZ baled $4000. 1989 SinbrO qi/ Aon 8�, Engone Light included. first/last required. no pets. 1 bedroom $675. LOST - orange eco white mai luopy, kladed. power windows. GT convertible 107 kms. bad- Or1� RougNstaarg/no start' 2 bedroom. 5775 3 bed - SPAT $INTI. SINTS. at-MOOkI!'. from GanHt Ori bMed glass. stereo- a/c. to d $6000: 1988 Fad F1SO. Computer San' Usd car room 5840 , Cal 430 - a Discovery Bay area on Sun ^� er F � � n mint � boy. rum gree. pro- evamtom! NEW' Tat Sen- 0134 rkvtr ry utrd�yokt stint rove a suN7 Please call686-2578. . 8 $3196 Otto pane 51400: Paul 7263120 sors/ Relays/ SoknoXIV !AC( YNy not look your Desi for a e 683-7301 a 428-t879 ager RED 190 BRAND All GT - 0-tSCI Cvbf Pulse wdll el- Oalenaes7bme Dasesmal e1 - lot less by sfhopp00 at �m mm rnrKkhM. loaded. 4 -door, No switch' PnnkXts' Kaptluk RUGGEDaround _ REPLAYS, gweAthac for 1989 TEMPO 4Cyl, auto. 1 year warrantee, alarm. Moble Vehicle DognosMs shit. h100. ie ams a pmol BFA4E pups fa seek. Vel 12395 art 1987 Dodge Shad- 30,000 432-7079 $18.900. Scor 434-8191 an shoes. Sono too good b be checked, first shots. de- ow, 4 ryl, auto. $1795 art, a sound n true? Cane o RUGGED RE- wormed- Ready o 90 now. 1986 Suntord 4 cyl. auto. NEED A VEINCLEt Poor PLAYS n WMDy and see for Call Lorne 665-0191. $1695 an 1967 Chrysler Crest? No credit? yourself. Since 1994 we've New Yorke 1995 as is. 190 Call th Cameron al 906-5 N 310 ON. Bkuad. excel - been 111 ally Ile bust n AMERICAN PTT BOIL TERRI 1800 or 1 08 259 3673 I an kmN comoisomh, fB00 a lomat C4mtrs bwl i titeo b nw rift, g ER Pups. vee snacked an0 GMC safari $1495 as is. 11MD! over a1 Mato Ste. Laa So- opt for Nen. testa and boys. AT registered. Clause Greenwood (906►404-9759 LN ANMT b pl IN Ie eee M Oft 905.986-41/6meaner �John. or Mn UP TO 75% BELOW RETAIL. $250 i Jeep Bloodline MUST SELL HN LEMN Tam Ca SIO' Bar Pew pnature Senes. Loaded. excel- oared tMklM sltoppimq for Nan like never �K! Call (905) 579-046. lent rwndbon. Gm (905) 655- mN bm rw rand Y lila 91J e. $ 1. Ste Oro, Lunt telae. from jeans o tondos, 5779. Paled. Cbet eek Mee mE call sem' a bat taller. we t! ppoot1 d a1! Table tis 401 READY ION CHRISTMAS. red- Mini vas. 199 10 1985 705-7863960 Steve. b Thidtson Rd. in Whitby Bo Lhasa Apso pups for saki. 19M1 DODGE Sent. used x $1.9!6 0 $12.696. I Mn� 1rOfB1 (3 e0 BNfs St Roms�p. tion -allergic, secoro orf, auto, =1 (eMn R) w N in Be *0 plan IleaNA guaraetee, ve-nadkd stew", power brakes. air. g for NOW' 1986 lin hili, VN (owns SL Plan). 76 000 lul., mind candO . Nissan Mdse 4 x 1. paket 1 i 2 BEDROOM aparbaah>s Noes: Milt 10.6: IMPS- Hal-trai"img started. (705) 55:750. (905)839-•3069 rumew $2.995.. 1987 Nissan in Oshaxa most beautiful Fri. 10.9: SaL I"- Sur. 12.5. 786-3124. Have message Pickup 4 x 4. air, � _ call for into. 905- Cal 404-2063. You leon't be 1993 GMC Tracker 723 -tape t1 • 1 Arts i Creed • 1 Arts i CMOs x 1, mlontalic, only $7.995. 1 i 2 INE R INN ApOeknrts OAHSRDIE FURNITURE... On a budget - Thede am rube lex rope: OftvmL from $575 - check out our WN SPE- ants. 199 Buick LeSabre $700 mdusive. BOWMNN ee. CIALS..SOUO OAK Tablelarge74�$700.hydro. Cal Sox-.eg 36Xri4' sly- ped = t99i loaded. Sk lark, IwMrled�i S577e�r SOLI Give 1x1in ONE AND / dr., $6.995.. 1993 Lads OSN M - 1 bedroom apt. SOLID OAK Windsor Arnohu y = ,r r� c..SALE PRICE $599!!! Or a Admiew& 4 dE, aro, air, 3 to Aliblot and Adson mu SOLID OAK 40X80 dbl. pmt dboae Iran, staling at Close to all amaoia, hex, table r1w 2x10' ad. AND 6 $6.985. Spat Eye Ofthers... hydro included. Swimontlii- SOLID OAK Wkosor Arrow s/ 1993 Cagier Z24. white, y' Available Jan. 1... FiesiAOsl c...SALE PRICE $1199!!! badel, so.=1992 Geo req . 434-6311 leave Similar savings on an ollw Stam, Ifo, 5 speed, sh wk sets and Bu1M 6 Hutch- i 9UIL, Dec. •` op!1-NEDIWOM Basement a. Why Duly veeNet when you 10 A. PAL , " $5.995. 1991 Poflac Bantle int. Omm. new 4Pc. an buy 100% SOLID OAK!! ""A,A Danfwet * M e SE, 97.000 kms. WM bah w/ja uzzi. separate en - We are not Inst a fact out- N $8225. 1986 Nissan 200 SX trance, ytxrky. hmik- woryry �. let ... WE ARE THE FACTORY!!! pOrkuq exce". 5 speed, only Da incftoed, JanAst. 56001 TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- $2.195. Men Cala &wMNM month. Istrast, no pets. 905- ING 9154985-8774. "Aid" atwBatle N CarYeN 434-5431. TORO SIMM4VInji t, new 8 Ada Cant. 156 9big IN. W.. 1 -BEDROOM. Oshawa dean used. 9bod selection of 2 8 4 , M OWN= Mall "Wbete eW Ladd triplex. nice area in - cycle models., wilds Thick- o d CtaleNners suit Tbudes fridge, stveo, ttiAks, son Service a N., Br470 hic - Folw. Oleo Beltway. Call Dom. lad" WAN yard. No 8010. (BN) 57l2M8 please. S550./mo. Call 576.6217. MACrELM apt in quiet home 3500 UMU included Sep entrance. rekrertces re- quired. Dec. 1 1sVtasl No Pas Prone for app 3pm- 9pm 905-579.3081. BEAUTWUI 1 -bedroom base- mend apartment. own laundry, room. parking, enhance, Har- wood between 401 i Mny 2. AgdaDk Jan 1 No smawrp or pets. (905) 619•4065 CENTRAL OdwaL man floor i tklisfhtd baaemog at hoM. separate entrancefridge son, air comedeiorrq, gates MdL*d. SM. IMAM Amail able Jan.IWN. 905.728- 5583. Beautiful. newly con- structed 3 storey eh3vator budding in Cobour9's Harbour. From $925/month plus UNties. Alamb 1/98 occupancy Call 91115-M-1 III hamhbv rrint•ir 3-04xroom apartment, large kitchen and kvirgroom, laxr dry. $850 pusdro hy. Janes (905)509-1806. 6000 LANDLORD seeks good lowtts. Clean 3 bdrm in older hone. S7OO month in- clusive. 1st Hi last. Nov. 301h. 432-8159 or 579.2927, INDIANA one bedroom for ref. $500 pus►hryyddto avad- able Dec. IsL (905)433-7810 F 400 400 I & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED LARGE 1 BEDROOM apt in North Oshawa semi Parking. fenced yard. 4 appliances. private entrance. no dogs. 1st a last 5599rmomdh Call (905) 786-2335 NEWLY-RENOVATEDI bed - 190m awr'ment skylight. Simcoe/Hwy 2. $400 includes pinna. close to downtown. bU548Ven 905.771-1411 Atter 4m . Ron (416)726- 0758. or (416)261-9581 any- time NORTH OSHAWA . 2 tied apt $590 available mnedialety. and parlwgn 579.8su[il NORTH Ostrava 3 -bedroom ground level Condo. clan. weN-mannaned with w/o to Smit yard. 4 appkanceS. 1.1/ 2-WMs. outdoor pooUptay MU security. close to amen- dia References. 1SL4ast f850.hrydno 905.725-9546 at - ler 830prn OSHAWA OLIVE/WILSON. large. ongm dewy renovated 2 -bedroom. laundry. parking. 1695 pus Allows. Avalabie Jan est hrst1last. (905)436- 9444 1 4 2 KOOIOOM acts Awad- aae Immediatery ec 1 or Jan t sit New CuoGuq start- xq 0 1600 350 Mya� S4No vea Cil 1905} AVAILABLE NOW. small eek beorpom a Jute! apatmem house. swUbM tot sone. $465 per mo evilift in- cluded Phone 571-529f for wftnvmon and nit" eco- PONon t ONE 5edroom bassi ent apt n 1wi triplex South omnia i55fi.mw rtdudes nae. hydro amid kAiRm, Con handy on pntmsa, mar bus aro scop ping Avarabk aniline T23- 0619 Mate message SIACHRIS well mamtaxed 2 bedroom apts Avail at 900 ams SU Glen St Some with wakrn soaps. perm provided. Close to schools. 1 mpgwg centre. GO Sunon ubhhes ttnOhnOed Can 721-1993. CENTRALLY Located- Oshawa 2 bedroom ceps Available Dec 1st i Jan 1st Woo ramp First d last. no pets IM Stockwell Rawly Corp 723- OSMAWA 2 bedroom age fresnmy decorated Owe am Suncoe area Close o aI antmm (heat. hnyamo ncltmo- d 16201nhonOrt' Avalaplt Itt9ertrerK FwvAist re"re0 434-11311 IeM message. OSHAWA 2 -bedrooms apt in J duplex, just renovated. fresh Pam, two washrooms. close to GM pant and am amoon. available immed5590 pus UNOU 15111139. 438-1370 OSL (opposde GM pant) Large and clears 1 -bedroom 5570 2 -bedroom $650 Phone I-888-749.2738, Pager 416- 501-1687 16501-1687 OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom base - mem age. availabk hmme- diatey. Clean. newly decorat- eu 16M includes all udMies. aTt23 4669 Lem message t WR*$ STRO HM we. wge bactwor apanmeM, separate entrance. 3 Pc. big h, 5525 inchaive. IsMast. rder- r 831-0909i1. non n smolorg ro PICBErAN LJverpooVKirg- $ton Rd. 1 -bedroom Oue- alow, sepa- rateentrance8dgrwehwy able. 4 appklurtn- $5jp n clhsive. Available Jan. 1. (905)839-24W. PNS1iRND VLLABE. Semi- baemtmr apt. Clean. large. furnished 1 bedroom. air. pool parking, non smobN, no TINS. ,1135 weekly. negokebl. ndusm Area i last pis rd- tmxn. inueediaky. (905) 4266120. Yes p. PICMM18. SPIa is 2-bed- toom busman, separate err Hance. AIC, rem amemttes. non-smoker, no pets. Fin;V last. $8011Y n 30% N*m Immediate possession. (905)47-2154 MSB. Renovated 2- 11edMOM basement. private drive, fenced yard, walk to GO. Town Centre, $750/montr inclusive. Avalabk imme- diately. Cal 905-831-0296. SOUTH AJAX 2 bedroom apartment Imng b citing, $650/mo. Credit dNdk is a must. Please can 9105-619- 11678 or 416374-8331. AJAX- 2 -bedroom apartment in building. Utilities included Near bus. shopping 8 schools Quiet, rice area. Avadabk Jan 1 , 683-6145. Strong Family Environ- ment at 280 Wentworth St W. Large 2 WR apts. Easy access to schools, shopping. 56304650 includes utilities. Great Community Spint. Call (905)721-8741 IWU ItUROON in eight pix North Oshawa tug floor. fridge. stove. tied , paring. $650 pw hydro Jar.. Feb W (995)723-1912 UPPER $90. lower 3700 Farmhouse with use of ban and grata on 60 acre ranch. 10 in m.n form of Whitby. (905) 431-4464 WESTSNORMYLEY- 1 bed- room basement apt Private entrance, trKW. Stove- UW on. Part" VZWfnanih. 1st ti last Reference. no smoker Cal 83%4857 WHITBY 2-bedioan base- ft*M 1100 S4 It aper- I. fireplace. dont b A anxerie- Us. 37SOtmorMN. Phomte/abrt am tosvian. Ideas retained (905A30-9496 WNITBY. small. bright. 1 - bedroom apartment in tirst/lxi (905)623=-2200. eow rQnvft. o hiwwtie For P40 V ;, e - aP• WM RENT? OWN YOUR MINE FROM 3680M,, RNANC AL ASSISTANCE AVAIABLE (103) 371-4273 14100-84$0-4273 Mark Sales ev St Grow NA DAAA Du we hate � ^.one !or fou $500 down crece, • 6 nnpmu - free or beet kpats or reduced morgeog rate From S750;xwo a1 n- Cluehve income repiumnin gin fyon $27 SM gross Can Ken Cows Caldwell Balder f905)728-9414 271 OSHAWA BLVO.S New- y-reirmated 2 -tearooms up stars on M4.atted basemen. newf-inttaled gas frmacN hot water hexer. SM.uWi- bes References Avalable OK est 905.132-7326 3 -BEDROOM cow" home wend ban and dire shed Only 15 minutes to lyix/Pickerutq. $1400/monlr. Mable im- medatey Ed (905)649-1444 ABSOLUTELY A CREAT DEAL - 6 months free therown your omen 2.3, or 4 bedroom town- house completed' retwerslle0 wM 4 new appliances. Stari- ng from $59.900 Cama for kS5 Mal rare Little or no money down. OAC Call RICK WATSON. Cklldwep Banker 905)7269414 or Tor. 905)427-3804 WV)KW Payments the same. Three bedrooms, 2 batt. 4 applond=. der" room. U25 mo. 16tAast. pus. Jan 30h. (905)723-3192 OENOM mm for ram in Port Hope. Two bedrooms. large muter I - I n n nr, ford. wood foods. Large eal-in kitchen. ** decorated in bnem$ 1, gas heat. �AwaF able Jan. 1. $7501ao.. cell. Rrsvbwrdwences. 665- 7684. =MCA= 3 bedroom 7 staey low in N. "My. im- esdilte possession- Eat -in ikfttwk non-smoker. no polls twellerred 175/re0. 068 keawe nlOSW LAW 3 .1 bedroom Osha- wa semi, 2 baftooms, rec room. hinted pro. $875 plus uM. FirstAut. 705-437-3613. MOUTH DOMAIN, 2 -bedroom semi, man floor, newer house, very dean. Wge bwhwAviogroom, Lmn*Y room, now sdnd, I Ml;Fig. $7901monBl idles included, Arswst. Dec 1. No pets. (9051683-2996 MACrELM apt in quiet home 3500 UMU included Sep entrance. rekrertces re- quired. Dec. 1 1sVtasl No Pas Prone for app 3pm- 9pm 905-579.3081. BEAUTWUI 1 -bedroom base- mend apartment. own laundry, room. parking, enhance, Har- wood between 401 i Mny 2. AgdaDk Jan 1 No smawrp or pets. (905) 619•4065 CENTRAL OdwaL man floor i tklisfhtd baaemog at hoM. separate entrancefridge son, air comedeiorrq, gates MdL*d. SM. IMAM Amail able Jan.IWN. 905.728- 5583. Beautiful. newly con- structed 3 storey eh3vator budding in Cobour9's Harbour. From $925/month plus UNties. Alamb 1/98 occupancy Call 91115-M-1 III hamhbv rrint•ir 3-04xroom apartment, large kitchen and kvirgroom, laxr dry. $850 pusdro hy. Janes (905)509-1806. 6000 LANDLORD seeks good lowtts. Clean 3 bdrm in older hone. S7OO month in- clusive. 1st Hi last. Nov. 301h. 432-8159 or 579.2927, INDIANA one bedroom for ref. $500 pus►hryyddto avad- able Dec. IsL (905)433-7810 F 400 400 I & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED LARGE 1 BEDROOM apt in North Oshawa semi Parking. fenced yard. 4 appliances. private entrance. no dogs. 1st a last 5599rmomdh Call (905) 786-2335 NEWLY-RENOVATEDI bed - 190m awr'ment skylight. Simcoe/Hwy 2. $400 includes pinna. close to downtown. bU548Ven 905.771-1411 Atter 4m . Ron (416)726- 0758. or (416)261-9581 any- time NORTH OSHAWA . 2 tied apt $590 available mnedialety. and parlwgn 579.8su[il NORTH Ostrava 3 -bedroom ground level Condo. clan. weN-mannaned with w/o to Smit yard. 4 appkanceS. 1.1/ 2-WMs. outdoor pooUptay MU security. close to amen- dia References. 1SL4ast f850.hrydno 905.725-9546 at - ler 830prn OSHAWA OLIVE/WILSON. large. ongm dewy renovated 2 -bedroom. laundry. parking. 1695 pus Allows. Avalabie Jan est hrst1last. (905)436- 9444 1 4 2 KOOIOOM acts Awad- aae Immediatery ec 1 or Jan t sit New CuoGuq start- xq 0 1600 350 Mya� S4No vea Cil 1905} AVAILABLE NOW. small eek beorpom a Jute! apatmem house. swUbM tot sone. $465 per mo evilift in- cluded Phone 571-529f for wftnvmon and nit" eco- PONon t ONE 5edroom bassi ent apt n 1wi triplex South omnia i55fi.mw rtdudes nae. hydro amid kAiRm, Con handy on pntmsa, mar bus aro scop ping Avarabk aniline T23- 0619 Mate message SIACHRIS well mamtaxed 2 bedroom apts Avail at 900 ams SU Glen St Some with wakrn soaps. perm provided. Close to schools. 1 mpgwg centre. GO Sunon ubhhes ttnOhnOed Can 721-1993. CENTRALLY Located- Oshawa 2 bedroom ceps Available Dec 1st i Jan 1st Woo ramp First d last. no pets IM Stockwell Rawly Corp 723- OSMAWA 2 bedroom age fresnmy decorated Owe am Suncoe area Close o aI antmm (heat. hnyamo ncltmo- d 16201nhonOrt' Avalaplt Itt9ertrerK FwvAist re"re0 434-11311 IeM message. OSHAWA 2 -bedrooms apt in J duplex, just renovated. fresh Pam, two washrooms. close to GM pant and am amoon. available immed5590 pus UNOU 15111139. 438-1370 OSL (opposde GM pant) Large and clears 1 -bedroom 5570 2 -bedroom $650 Phone I-888-749.2738, Pager 416- 501-1687 16501-1687 OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom base - mem age. availabk hmme- diatey. Clean. newly decorat- eu 16M includes all udMies. aTt23 4669 Lem message t WR*$ STRO HM we. wge bactwor apanmeM, separate entrance. 3 Pc. big h, 5525 inchaive. IsMast. rder- r 831-0909i1. non n smolorg ro PICBErAN LJverpooVKirg- $ton Rd. 1 -bedroom Oue- alow, sepa- rateentrance8dgrwehwy able. 4 appklurtn- $5jp n clhsive. Available Jan. 1. (905)839-24W. PNS1iRND VLLABE. Semi- baemtmr apt. Clean. large. furnished 1 bedroom. air. pool parking, non smobN, no TINS. ,1135 weekly. negokebl. ndusm Area i last pis rd- tmxn. inueediaky. (905) 4266120. Yes p. PICMM18. SPIa is 2-bed- toom busman, separate err Hance. AIC, rem amemttes. non-smoker, no pets. Fin;V last. $8011Y n 30% N*m Immediate possession. (905)47-2154 MSB. Renovated 2- 11edMOM basement. private drive, fenced yard, walk to GO. Town Centre, $750/montr inclusive. Avalabk imme- diately. Cal 905-831-0296. SOUTH AJAX 2 bedroom apartment Imng b citing, $650/mo. Credit dNdk is a must. Please can 9105-619- 11678 or 416374-8331. AJAX- 2 -bedroom apartment in building. Utilities included Near bus. shopping 8 schools Quiet, rice area. Avadabk Jan 1 , 683-6145. Strong Family Environ- ment at 280 Wentworth St W. Large 2 WR apts. Easy access to schools, shopping. 56304650 includes utilities. Great Community Spint. Call (905)721-8741 IWU ItUROON in eight pix North Oshawa tug floor. fridge. stove. tied , paring. $650 pw hydro Jar.. Feb W (995)723-1912 UPPER $90. lower 3700 Farmhouse with use of ban and grata on 60 acre ranch. 10 in m.n form of Whitby. (905) 431-4464 WESTSNORMYLEY- 1 bed- room basement apt Private entrance, trKW. Stove- UW on. Part" VZWfnanih. 1st ti last Reference. no smoker Cal 83%4857 WHITBY 2-bedioan base- ft*M 1100 S4 It aper- I. fireplace. dont b A anxerie- Us. 37SOtmorMN. Phomte/abrt am tosvian. Ideas retained (905A30-9496 WNITBY. small. bright. 1 - bedroom apartment in tirst/lxi (905)623=-2200. eow rQnvft. o hiwwtie For P40 V ;, e - aP• WM RENT? OWN YOUR MINE FROM 3680M,, RNANC AL ASSISTANCE AVAIABLE (103) 371-4273 14100-84$0-4273 Mark Sales ev St Grow NA DAAA Du we hate � ^.one !or fou $500 down crece, • 6 nnpmu - free or beet kpats or reduced morgeog rate From S750;xwo a1 n- Cluehve income repiumnin gin fyon $27 SM gross Can Ken Cows Caldwell Balder f905)728-9414 271 OSHAWA BLVO.S New- y-reirmated 2 -tearooms up stars on M4.atted basemen. newf-inttaled gas frmacN hot water hexer. SM.uWi- bes References Avalable OK est 905.132-7326 3 -BEDROOM cow" home wend ban and dire shed Only 15 minutes to lyix/Pickerutq. $1400/monlr. Mable im- medatey Ed (905)649-1444 ABSOLUTELY A CREAT DEAL - 6 months free therown your omen 2.3, or 4 bedroom town- house completed' retwerslle0 wM 4 new appliances. Stari- ng from $59.900 Cama for kS5 Mal rare Little or no money down. OAC Call RICK WATSON. Cklldwep Banker 905)7269414 or Tor. 905)427-3804 WV)KW Payments the same. Three bedrooms, 2 batt. 4 applond=. der" room. U25 mo. 16tAast. pus. Jan 30h. (905)723-3192 OENOM mm for ram in Port Hope. Two bedrooms. large muter I - I n n nr, ford. wood foods. Large eal-in kitchen. ** decorated in bnem$ 1, gas heat. �AwaF able Jan. 1. $7501ao.. cell. Rrsvbwrdwences. 665- 7684. =MCA= 3 bedroom 7 staey low in N. "My. im- esdilte possession- Eat -in ikfttwk non-smoker. no polls twellerred 175/re0. 068 keawe nlOSW LAW 3 .1 bedroom Osha- wa semi, 2 baftooms, rec room. hinted pro. $875 plus uM. FirstAut. 705-437-3613. MOUTH DOMAIN, 2 -bedroom semi, man floor, newer house, very dean. Wge bwhwAviogroom, Lmn*Y room, now sdnd, I Ml;Fig. $7901monBl idles included, Arswst. Dec 1. No pets. (9051683-2996 PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1997 • 1 Auetidns • 1 Auctions • 1 Auctions ANTIKA ANTIQUES Is Open Longer Hours & On Sun- days for Christmas! Unique Gift Ideas.. 109 Old Kingston Rd. Unit 6 Pickering Village Ajax. 426-2888 Sat. Dec. 6th For the Estate of the late Mr. Chase of Frank Ford, to be held at WARNER'S AUCTION HALL HWY x2, COLBORNE Starting at 10:00 am The late Mr. Chase used to make lawn ornaments and there s a large quantity to sell also an excep tronally nice nand made and hand painted carousel horse, A beautiful pc. of work, nearly new white frost -free fridge, nearly new gas pow- ered Yamaha gen- erator, old trunk, some old dolls, large quantity household articles. dishes. giasswares. knick- K,tacks, towels, bed- dngs. linens. dining - table and chair se' some fools, lawn turniture, dressers & crests of drawers. s—an tables. beds, sofa & chair set. qty. old ant. chairs. Vic- torian spooled corner What Knot stand. s-alf walnut corner cabinet, beautiful V ctorian parlour set- tee set, plus missal arr,cles very large sale. No reserves, plan to be on time. M :st be sold to dear es'ate No reserves. Visa, M C. hnterac. cash or good -neque Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers 905-355-2106 Thurs. Dec. 4th starting bpm at WARNER'S AUCTION HALL HWY e2, COLBORNE Bankrupt stock of new articles, includ- ing toys, cast iron pcs., lamps, tools, porcelain & china pcs. Brica Brac and Sundraas articles, large quantities of everything. Cast iron toys, household arti- cles etc., new sec- tional sofa, new bed sofa, new regular sofa, new pine har- vest table & chairs, too many articles to list Estate articles in- clude: 8 Hp Roto Till- er. good fridge, stove. nice apt. size chest freezer, nice floor model TV, dressers, chests of drawers, some antique pcs., some collectible pcs., exercise equipment, used sofa & chair, other used furniture, household articles, pots, pans, dishes, etc , Everything must be sold, no reserves. Visa. M.C.. imerac. cash or good cheque. Large sale plan to be on time. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers 905355-2106 Sat Dec 6th 4 p m 'ropey of MR. WAR- DEN GREENLET' Rag an Heid a' Oddfellows ^tall. 14460 Srmcoe St., 'ort Perry. Note early tart time for outside 'ems. Excellent sale with '60 JD riding mower, 10 -r snow blowers, exCel- ,nt appliances. furniture. ashes. handy -man tools told much more Viewing 7From2pm John Pearce Auction Services 905-655-8073 FAX YOUR AD 579-4218 START: 6 P.M.; VIEW: FROM NOON. Kahn Country Auctions 2699 Brock Rd N Puckering. 3 mi. N of Hwy 401 exit 399 featuring this week over 300 lots of anbques, fine furniture. glass. china & col- lectibles rid. 2 estates from Toronto & the remaining articles from the StouMnlle home Following is a sm. sample of the articles we will be sdhng mah. D.R. ste.. 2 Art Deco D.R. sts. pine harvest table. oak tables. oak sideboard. B.R ste, bookcase */glass doors, dressers. oct. & parlour tables, signed mah Victorian parlor chair, 6 hoopback chants, 5 pressbadl chairs. set of 4 mah. yreback chairs, settees, mat. end & coffee tables, mah. drum table, 2 leather wing chairs. wash- stands. chrome & marble airplane ashtray. cheval mir- ror, Masonic memorabilia, fur jackets, pocket watches. Canadian coin sets, silver jewelry, Ltd. Ed prints, lamps, oil tamps, carpets & general housewares. ESTATES i CONSIGNMENTS OUR SPECIALTY Phone R9MP Poter Audideeer ( ) 683-0041 Fax (9g5) 576-2267 PLEASE NOTE: Watch the papers for the listing for our first sale of the New Year on New Years Day! This is going to be an 'OUT OF THIS WORLD' sale of stnctty antiques & unique collectibles. Start time Is 11:00 A.Nf. Viewing is from 9:00 a.m.; Wed. Dec. 10 will be our last sale before Christmas. Thurs. Dec. 4, 6 p.m. Brock & Seven Auctions 1570B Highwav i7 Featuring a consignment of Newfoundland primitive pine furniture from an island that was resettled in the 40s plus 50 lots of advertising pieces and Newfoundland cot- lectables. Furniture: (2) Nfid. pine flat to walls, (1) new pine side-by-side dresser, 1 Nfld. spinning wheel, Nfld. pine dresser with minor, 3 fireplace pine mantles, 4 pine tables, pitch pine ice box, Nffd. day bed, several Nfld. cupboards, several pine washstands, 7 brass & iron beds, 7 barn lanterns, captain's spy glass, 2 old crocks, Limoges, several watering cans, accor- dian, pitcher a bowl (damaged), coal skit- tles, milk bottles, gas iron, etc., Mild. model ship plus 50 plus advertising Pieces, 1930's cigarette packsnot opened), Export A dog cheese boxes, Gold's soap, Exlax porcelain sign, shop bells, White Horse whiskey tea tins, numerous tins, Keens mustard box, orange crate tables, Mill Bank cigarettes, Zippo lighter- Lots of items original paint & varnish. Quality items accepted for future sales. Auctioneer Maurice Mitchell Jones Cluali COISig menta accepted AUCTION BARN FRIDAY DEC. STH AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 2 pc. Flat -to -wall cup- board, Mahogany china cabinet, 6 ma- hogany harp back dining chairs, walnut dining table, antique settee. Vanity dress- er, antique cradle, press back rocker, antique dressers, chesterfield & match- ing chair, walnut end tables, Qty. office desks & swivel office chairs, modern china cabinet, walnut china cabinet, church pews, oval dining table, pot belly parlour stove, chrome kitchen suite, 15 cu. ft freezer, apartment size dryer, Kenmore automatic washer & dryer, City. guns including 1894 Winchester 30-30 (Hexagon barrel), model 89 Winchester (1 st lever action). 44 Ruger Magnum, Winchester 12 gauge pump shotgun, plus Winchester & Cooley 22 rifles. plus other ri- fles & 12 & 20 gauge shotguns, plus a qty. china, glass, house- hold & collectible Don & Greg Corned Auctioneers RRe1 Little Britain Phone or Fax (705)756-2163 P.S. We are Collec- ling Non-perishable Food items for the Salvation Army Food Bank 1 ouwe or R•nl OSHAWA -Lovely sunny 4- bedroomclean family home Sunroom, 2 baths, hardwood floors, 9' ceilings, trench doors. gas heat Private yard, quiet child -sate street. Jan or Feb Responsible applicants. references 8950. 839-1104 OSNIIWA: rice. clears, 10 year old. 3 -bedroom semi, good area, available mid Decem- ber 5895. Wilmes FirstriaSt- Call (905)985-4352 or (705)878-9294 PICKERING. Dunbanon Rd. Small semi detached, 1 1/2 bedroom house. Availalble le immediately $620 plus utili- ties. 905-655-4722 or 905- 626-1524 PICKERING. LiverpooltFinch. 2 bedroom basement apart. ment. separate entrance, no pets. available immediately $750/month first/last. Call 905)831-0326 PORT PERRY (Caesarea ) 2 - bedroom plus loft. just remo- deled. Lake view on quiet street, available immediately $900/month (905)832-6650 RESPONSIBLE people. Child- ren welcome No pets pre- ferred. 3 bedrooms, living- rixim, drilingroom. kitchen, 2 bathrooms. carpets freshly cleaned. freshly painted m- 5 de $850. std Ihl furnace. IsMast 1-800-427-5973 A GREAT DEAL. 3 months Flee' Own your own dome, 2 Ai 3 bedrooms, refurbished. 4 ✓w appliances, no money a 'wn OAC Starting at 5-2.900 Aurelia Rasanu. �ddwell Banker (905)728- 9x14 or Tor (905)427-3804 201 THREE KDROOM bungalow 1900 mo rtulusive Walk out to deet. fenced yard. No pets Jars 19 Cal 576-4490 LMM4)OL/MYLY. 7 min 'nom Sarborougn 3 -bedroom mains poor 4 appiani em. ir, kicthen. pill". welli date $10% plus irkhes. X161299-3590 SELL IT NOW CALL68M707 1 Auctions MacGregrlrs Auction Centre Botlrmarluitte Sunday, Dec. 71h, 10:30 a.m. (Viewing 9:10) 401 to Waverly Rd. North to 12 Hwy. East to Scugog St. & North 1 km. Sunday's Auction features our usual selection of arti- -'es form the past to present. furniture original & refin- "led. Cow" collectibles. glass & china, lumber wall- -it & ash. sports cards etc. This is a large auction with -:arty smaller items, something for one & all. Mark ✓cur calendars for our Boxing Day Antique & Collect- able Auction Dec. 2601. Call for quality consignments to Mrs & future auctions Calf for all your auction needs. MacGregor Auction Swvm=. Mike MscGrellor 915-917-3664; 905.623-7941 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY DECEMBER 6 - 10 A.M. SPLENDID AUCTION of Antiques, Household, Old Toys, Sports cards & Memorabilia held at the Phoenix Sales Arena, Uxbridge. 9 pce. walnut dining rm. ste., walnut side- board, painted hutch & buffet, pine bookcase, secretary, corner cabinet, what not stand, pine hanging wall cabinet, 3 shelf open pine cupboard, harness bench, ant. Jacques 6 Hayes settee & platform rocker, Rose ches- terfield, leather love seat & 2 chairs, sofa bed, qty. old tables, tapestries, quilts, qty. ant. chairs, old Gingerbread Clock (orig.), grandfather clock, bedroom stes., banjo vio- lins, guitars, accordian, trombone, applianc- es, books, Baldwin wood stove, tools, Early original 6 hockey cards(some Rookies), Ltd. Ed. prints, bob sleigh, leather tools, sleigh bells, Halls Dairy milk can, qty. car memora- bilia, antique a early lighting, collector plates (Norman Rockwell etc.), old dolls, Mamod Ltd. England steam engine toys, qty. North Right, England dog fligurines, qty. old hats (Porter, Fireman's, England, German helmet), Lg. qty., ant glass iS china, and rifles. Call for full W. NOTE: A superb Auction of Fine Furnishings Plus many collectible items ideal for Christ- mas Gifts. Next Sale Sat. Dec. 13. Ss ,Visa, MIC and Interac. moi. 8 am GARY HILL AUCTIONS. Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 14MO-65441647 An impressive collection of antiques from the estate it 111111 sad En Ina of SIMAltiat. At the BONN Community Centre, 1 km. east of Hwy. 48 on the tura Sd. Rd. Large hangig Cranberry Aladdin lamp oil burner (rare). Cranberry hanging candle hall lam cranberry fuger oil lamps and more. Excellent sel. ant. glass and china e.g. button and daisy blue g4 mantle dodo, satin cranberry pickle cruet; txanbe opolesceM waterpitdler; jardiniers clifili : Li mop Nippon etc. etc. Quality aM. furniture indtda f 192 chesterfield suite; dining tables, dressers; 1870's die pedestal drop leaf sewing tabled and much, mu more: violin w/case: banjo: china cabinet: Twin bit and other modern furniture. Very dean sale. visa, M cheque, cash. Preview 9:30 a.m. CLMIKSON AUCTIOMI 11540Ai411 • 1 TW"bN 620 410 THE REGIONAL LJ MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM TENDER NO. T-644-97 Tenders are invited by the Regional Municipality of Durham for the following: Sandy Hook Sewage Pumping Station Reconstruction in the Township of Uxbridge (Uxbridge) SEALED TENDERS, in envelopes supplied, will be received by the Regional Clerk, 605 Rossland Road, East, Whitby, Ontario, until 2:00 p.m. local time on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1997 Specifications and forms of Tender may be obtained from the Region of Durham Finance Department, 60 Bond Street, West, 2nd Floor, Oshawa, Ontario. A Mandatory Site Visit will be held on Friday, December 5, 1997. Attendance at the Site Visit will be recorded. Any bids received from firms not attending this Mandatory Site Visit will be refected. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. VA. SILGAILIS, P ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS J S. LORNE C.E.T., M.B.A., CPPD, Manager of Supply 8 Services, 1 Birtlu 1 Births Van Noppen Big sister C; uthn & Big hrottwr Benjamin are thrilled to ahnouacc the birth of their new baby brother Quirm Robert. Quinn made his debut at Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Saturday, No%vmbcr 15th, 1997. Quinn wcighcd 8 tbs. 5 ozs, and was born al 8 39 a.m. Welcoming Quinn Robcrt arc mommy & daddy, Grandparents Ben & Angelina Van Noppen of Muskoka and 1 Robert & Lorraine Kirk of Whitby. G 1 1 kaproverueras : 1 1 kupvveNrerNs Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning ALSO - Arca Rugs - Leather - Car Interior FREE ESTIMATES (416) M5106 1 Paiiriga ; moeki06 PAMTN110 A all Filr- -ft job ran big or snuis! You pay now You cele SaWW! Douses. AparMlalls. ORic- SpApphimin SM pecialrlss Now wweh Sall hexed storage amts. senior, and lacFMonI Discounts. Licensed. MWW. Fite Es- aMata. EatWM titltict. Call 4F7795. enmm M 3ltlldlll_ SELL " 11110011ILKIEWPEW NOW ACCOUNTANT Eaperienced CALL W 683-0707 ataX (416) W-9474. Party Suvka M Pllxty swwm E W WANTS WORKagic For Children's Parties sions. Have My town Magjdm FAmle 666-41 WRITIY. Modem 2,000 sq.n.. 2 story. 2 car garage, vac, air. gas, dishwaher Tfocksow Manning $900/mi Jan 1. 666-9833 warred PROFESSIONAL business couple seek 2 or 3 bedroom house Scugog area Decem- ber 15 occupancy (705) 357- 3028 Ima 1 Towrrwus" For Run NOW RENTING: 1100 Oxford St Oshawa Townhomes available immediately For your convect= the office is open Tues. d Thurs 2-5pm, Sat 6 Sun 12-4pm Or for more mlormation call Pat 9D5- 579-1146 Space For Ron 12 STALL BARN, and arena for lease or rent on Hwy, t12 lust north of myrtle- lots of Pastures. new fencing, quiet sehng (905) 985.5237. 1 Rooms for Ron 1 CLEAN oedruum for rent Available immediately DSV last aids rent $400 (lose NJ bus stop No pets. No smoking Calf 519-9223 AJAX clean quiet home for responsiole tenant Stare x schi laundry and Dain Bus. G0, 401 S350/mautts. Mast Abstainer Imme- atety Pat (905) 619-0606 05NAWA preferred dna, fur- nished room in teachers home SWW* for prolasiori- A' non-smoker. non-drinker. A✓ail Dec.1/Jan 1. sloo/wk 723-4761 ROOMS FOR RENT - Har- noodir, S4og . $45&mo No pets --smokers preferred ,all 428-8634 or 420-0401 ROUGE WILLEY Arta.tur- srshed room in dean quiet 'seine sortable for employed ","smoker Bus. parting kitchen taGhTl•S, neterentes 905-501 1 Shared PICKERING GO $250 6 S45C • utilities Ist b last Exceilemr nratrwh. Nage to AN SmeM- 2q1 i" y 905d20- WANTED ROOMMATE to Share 3 -bedroom house. Oshow near downtown. ca - ow phone. laundry, S45W monm an npusive. ovadwe immediately 905-725-5699 Wall rI TAUNTON Rd/rhicl n New 3 -bedroom Moew to share WO owner 5 Appliances per vale bash. garage. $550ilr oink n0111AM Cad (416)264-3656 WWM - dean gun Mout home to share Large lerhced backyard. front porci may fireplace. walk to Shopping/ tea M $395/mo 905-fli 07M - • Adult mmoL to NOT, cow. dark sh•ea I" diocnlMe. So come 6 ZPrw INs(116 . Pl�se Ind YN 0.1 .. ed Id OA tie frstd�ydpubCrc� �we be for mo t1 we Ill h e"d ore end. • 10e ale o me• sm" Mw—wIw illi OSNAI 4 Metlhs Free Reef III- 850 sq.2nd Or 550 . $, 600 sq. main $500. 300 sq. ft. across from Osh. Centre, 600 2nd fir $500. 1,200 sq. n. 2nd floor .1.600 sq, it main. Can 434.2447 or 655-4132. - APPROXIMATELY 750 Sq.ff. office space plus storage available. Pickering area, for rent at 6650/mo. negotiable. Can (905) 839-7962. ONLY ONE LEFTI $65 sq. n Office Unit second floor, good Simcoe Street North (Dshawa) location: parking available. Utilities included Available immediately call 905-576-5123 ask for Bob or Kathy DESIRABLE LOCATION - Main Poor office space 850 sq ft $1.000 month inclusive. Mary Arnie Murphy, Associate Broker Royal LePage (905) 666-1333 - Garr Slia"M Sol INSIDE or OUTSIDE storage available for cars boats, trail- ers and trucks For sal barn Dams. Call (905)-987-1303 NMI storage units. Oshawa location Single and double units aailabk Easy access. 111001nonth (905)725-9991. STORAGE - Car, boat, trailer, inside or outside. North Dsha- wa call 576-6014 Industrial ' Units INDUSTRIAL UNITS 1280 Termilegar 1937 sq it on" warehousing. $3.25 so, n net Available Dec. Call (905 579- 5077 after 5. (905)571-3211 • 1 Florida ViK. Rental CLEARWATER,turniyned mo- biles neared Pools. hon tub. tei minutes to Blue Jay baseball. NHL Hockey. NFL Football, Doyfforse track, beaches and major attrac- bons cr4*" welcome Phho- e anaDOk (905)693-560$ THOUSANOS OF homes available financing arranged o a.c.. no fees to buyers. Lel Options Realty find one for you. 4334623 • . Money to tend MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out of debt quick without gong bankrupt or being gamsheed Everyone accepted regardless of uedd rating. Cap for free information. 905-5763505. Student loans included. :1'• knnoenc�e MORTGAGES Good. pad and ugly Financing for any pur- pose, rata from 2 99%. NI appgcatiorss accepted. Com- munity Rrrarseial Services • 1 Buskwss ovowwkft$ CAN Ot; LIVE or. $5.000 per week? Ent nal people only rept' NOT MLM, 24 hrs Ir 6q 1 -BW -995-0796 Ext 1 Personals CHEATING WIVES 'ON TARIO PHONE NUMBERS. 1- 900.451-5566 Inn 229 s3 48/ min touch lone. la plus. BONED ONTARIO HOUSE- WIVES - names b prink phone rwinor, . 1-90451- 36M ext 680. $3 29hnn, must be Is T-lmie Our little angel, Tyler turns 1 yr -old on Dec. 2, 1997. How time flies! You have brought so much joy and excitement to our lives in the past year. Your beautiful smile and big blue eyes make each day another special one. We love you very much! 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BOX 14121 SEEKING A MATE This female is a smoker and is Looking ler an old fashioned employed male. 6' to 65'. Enjoys art, live theatre. dancing, old homes, antiques, pants, children, cooking and more. BOX 14149 LIBRA LADY 31, attractive. 5'5'. medium build single mother. Enjoys fishing, camping, car races. snowmobiling, walks. movies and dining out Seeking a fit. attractive, romantic, honest and sin- cere male with smiar niter- ests for long term relation- ship No Scapa please. BOX 30433 LOOKING FOR COMPANY Single while female 19 Seeking male 19 to 25 ler friendship and possibly more. BOX 25283 PLEASE CALL AGAIN Attention You responded to Box A 12298. 1 lost your number. You dot love to a •T' Please call again BOK 11460 PLEASE LEAVE MESSAGE Whit, affectionate full tg- ured, weptgeo. mother of 2 seeking warm hearted, snare. teddy bear type male 34-44 who has alot of love to give. Likes family outings movies. music. dancing• eowentie evenings. 3 BOK 11625 NCLUDES THE CHILD Fuji figure mom seeks mato. over 35 who Yves the sample trigs in Ma. f you are interested in a rotation - ship plat Includes a Child, pimm pat in touch. BOJ( 16508 BLONDE FEMALE 19 yr old. 5'9'. 180 b blonds fern** Moe moves, parties. witereseg people Seeks male 19-25 who Mees the San* trigs. BOK 18218 SINCERE REPLIES ONLY 32 yr old. 52-, full figured. Single. vette mom with king dark haw Seeks male 32-42 who has hair. likes ehidren, long works, mwrs and is not into heed games. � eloot Sincere reps only. B MONOGAMOUS LADY SO yr old, 175 b, 5T atrac- fre, outgoig, honest. sin- gle. back fwnale, non smoker. Ickes Cooking, dancing.Seeks oving, undwswwJ- ig. employed make. nam smoker. for a mono ientos OwebmtOV that can grow. am img LACES TO TRAVEL S2 yr m, smactivat famaals�° seeks' retired make to share Mfr's itraa- sured arses with. BOK 18970 SUNW SIDE UP ►tome's some ckas you're 30 to 40, nonsmolkwr. n ISN drirhker, h�ous. hundIl maino- van, hwcukea hunk. _ SOd ft rite VSCW Itady, 10 $Park wilh. A bud frst, no tush appeal. BOK 30430 ATTRACTIVE BOMBSHELL 20 yr old hall figjwmtL aEtmc trye Intake wth old lash - BOX 3cried wn seeking ATTENTION MURRAY which is numbr 25 e 122, and 1 didn't receive all of your phone number l would like to hew from you. BOX 25280 PREM LITTLE BLONDE Ef and five few life. Financiaty secure. Looking �w�h same interests, tat and must have hair BOX 21423 FRE 1? PERSONAL AD FREE VOICE GREETING IIs► NOWS BIIN Iia iwaine IM"Mites. NO HEAD GAMES NO COUCH POTATOES HAVE THESE QUALITIES CAREER LADY ANIMAL LOVER HERE!! 40 yr old attractive, blonde, 39 yr old. attractive, single 37 yr old, childless. pretty, 34 yr old 5'4. medium Ads! 44 yr old, 5'5', 112 Ib, divorced, professional, while white female enjoys roman- slim brunerte seekn a tan, built. s9 eparated white attractive, single mother, female seeking male. ovies 4c walks, candlelightdinners handsome, intelligent mate, female, no dependents. employed, outgoing, social who likes danarg, moves and dancing. Seeking a 34 to 44, nonsmoker and shoulder len h dark hair, drinker, enjoys laughter, and Sunday afternoon out- good looking, financially affectionate. Enjoy dining, hazel eyes. anon smoker, dancing, dining, movies wigs. Fren'Ship and a pos- secure, single white male, travel and passion BOX soca! drinker Enjoys pho- and quiet times. Seeking an sible commitment. BOX 35 to 45. Affection. honesty 33241 MEMO attractive, fit male. 36 to 48, 14008 and friendship first. BOX tography, art, movies, LEAVE ME A MESSAGE LONGTERM RELATIONS SINCERE MALE emotionally and financially ARE YOU LONELY BLUE EYED MOM dancing, horseback riding 43 yr da. 5'9' 155 Ib. hard 40's. white, European male. LOOKING secure for friendship first. Energetic ht, 50, lady, look- SEEKING SOUL MATE 25, full figured, blonde hair, and traveling maleb Seeking a3. working male. construction financially secure. with White male. 34, 62'. Honest a must. Singh j due eyed mom d Mo. with n9 worker and a smoker. brown hair, hazel eyes, approximately 190 bs. tethers welcome. BOX a rests gentleman 40 yr oar r. bl singncle minter a great sense of humor BOX 30404 Enjoys paying pool, bowl- mustache, smoker and a Looking for a disaew male 13654 Interests include a teenager. blonde with blue Enjoys musk. dancing, LOVES TO LAUGH infishing,movies, dining social drinker. En ©Q© cycling, hiking, garden- eyes, employed enjoys am- quiet tires and a 9•staying fl joys the a me area for casual WANT ing. cook- mats, antiques, hiking, fish- having 5W. corpulent, n attractive. out and staying at home outdoors. spats. children. walks an Enjoys movies. Q 9 mgale with similar w�iterusts 5'a', corpulent, single white relaxing Seeking a petite toehe, dancing. cook walks and tine. Look for a 4 rig, a ng, anoein and more woman, mid 40's. non to medium !wilt female. 35 walks, romance and more Sincere Inquiries oniet ly. BOX t h e - Seeking a sincere male. Must lire kids. BOX 30410 PaU in ater. He mho's not into head games Smoker Seeking an honest to 45. BOX 33053 Seeking a female with ami• 21378 O p Love for the s h o u Id for a serious relationship CARING CAPRICORN white gentleman to enjoy FIT i MUSCULAR for Interests. BOX 16588 DISCREET FRIENDSHIP be easy BOX 16263 30's, fit, attractive. white sharing some time, good Single. 6'1 •. 180 Ib muscu- ANY AGE OK S6 yr old. 180 b. tall, single Holiday, going• fun HI GUYS! professional moiler d one, conversations. people. lar, attractive father, firan- 50 yr old. 5'5' 145 it single while male. well woorrred, call 1-900- loving, ndepn- White widowed female is soea� drinker Enno ter e BOX 2and each other. pally secure. Enjoy twat- while male seeking full fig- nonsmoker. nondrinker. dent, a seeking a wane male. 56 to socias things m Ijoys th ing, fishing, camping, hik. ured female ler good times many interests. Seeking 451-3793 romantic. se ing slim. nonsmoker- non- Seeking an attractive. fit. FRIENDS FIRST ing. dancing and much and companionship Age is smear male for frbrdship. J drinker or IgM drinker, hon- I'm 19. win brown hair and more. Seeking a note sin- no burner. BOX 11508 BOX 23888 Let ' s or divorced, white I g e t est, sncere. Enjoys country professional male. 35 to 45. eYes I'm an independent file female who can appre- FRIENOs ONLY music, dant and much woman looking for Mr tate same interests. BOX EDUCATED MAN F�11 together ing sensitive. honest, for big 9 Mature. gay white male 25 yr old, lull figured. tJ U'.S a Chet, Piduerng mail. Box 16295 term reationsh p. BOX Right to fulfill my needs. 33935 bokwg for a special male area. BOK 25270 rM A KEEPER!! 23839 Also, looking for someone GENTLEMAN who iw*s an older, relined single professionalarea__ yr oat. 5'6'. 125 Ib. single who enjoys the outdoors NONSMOKER %wvownan with many iia- woman who en music. O ARE YOIJ MR RIGHT? ngae TAKE IT LIGHTLY! 44, tall. slim at -active, eats. BOX 25130 toys mom, attractive with and different t entertain- darncwg, movies and trove!. Are you 4a to 58. nand- re,seeking a to rip 37 yr old. 5'2•. petite. single meet, from the C000urg intelligent. responsible. Call 1-900-451-3793 cu haw. is Seeking a Is a cab. 24 some. outgoing, good sense ly man. 29 to 39. race unm- menden d three' the roue Area. BOX 23186 respecting, hones cdnsd- $2.49 per min. to 30, who s emotionally of hums. personality pendent, enjoys the out- erete. easy portant- Enjoys many !tanfls COSOURG AREA y gang• Seri" of and financially secure with denier, honest and roman- doors. quieit tines. dung, DON'T PASS ME BY! i In - similar interests BOX tic. Likes count muse. no BOD( 16303 dancwg, etc Seek. an I'm a single female. 20, humor who enjoys trawl. it uscuLar 13741 dependents. established. FIREY i EARTHY employed. mature. Seeking looking for a left tun I've different activities. ounngs malle enjoys o toutdoa actor 1 and charming- wrall you gen 35 -old 5'4' 120 b s Ae giant sincere professional been out or the dating and quiet ovwnwgs togetfl- t 5.: -1 BLONDE AND developo0 BEAUTIFUL hxieh he le a all calls OeC1k>9e' metmxnned. 8071 25273 whine female. long aO1A^ nen. oleo eyes, len jxriecamy mato wood a positive ata tulle too aerrorufor scene. w I'm ready for a fresh start. Nonsmoker. or Seeks smrar carng. easy seen attractive 9,7119- es s a male with smiar interests tun white ab is a ad. male• right now 16304 nondrinker. looking for a fl lady meaningful long tines and rlWbon- BOD( 16614 seeki wigiefer seeking s winds LIVE. LOVE, LAlJfxtl Safuesque, nonsm with nonsmoker, wit+ a cowl a Shut Mat cor^putor non a local drinker BOX term reationshi BOX ship. t cafe. t to 21, who ekes down to earth, O0^sc'°^Ce• to explore NO HEAD GAMES 23262 25289 NEED TO RELAX? cand cars. sports ajust wants redhead. 47. desires Can- forests and shared pas- Old lash oneo lady. 2a. who ekes going out. good HONEST AND CARING Mille. 33. n Norm Oshawa to have tun. t you Few sm. pwhY of monigent. tied grrr, lions. BOK tf t9 aautrful. 5' 10'. long LOVES TO LAUGH Good ookng. prays carry l�'ing to give massages to Aldi interests. give me, a Cad. flormnan that knows the Event ust-i auburn syr. beg blue yes. Professional. atfracf,vo. ht. sed employed. wrote men i men n their 50's and ii0's 50 s a BOX 25275 meaning of integrity and NCE GUY WANTED wry elm Enjoys romantic 5'4', corpulent. sngie while fab. rte. dark brown parr. bon BOX SINGLE PARENT respect Open to sluing 21 yr old. 5'fi, juin figured wears. can*ekprt timers, hwonan, m4 40's ndnsmdk- enjoys music. movies. 25291 32 old. lull figured. 5'2 Yr fun. aughtw and special Mires. Non smoker. rhpn mother of one. brown rw. blue hand- yes, ea�� shoppn% cookng taking, etc. Seeks Christen man. W. seeking an honast white gentler an to shah wine dmnCn% wail and much CASUAL ENCOUNTERS - swugd white ferried enjoys long d taker Drekened gip( IIn�tk e8beet sense of humor. sense 28 fo 38. very inderstuu} tine enpyrg good convey- mon. Looking for hones. sten to medium build. sin- 40 yr oidia d curious. ,,at - wwtks. Camp 25265 Seelig a single white mile rip, nxoedhsn, fun, tad, fun sation. peopje. LaHgnter. sed mato rs seeks oult mind NEW TO AREA for a o rwa°nanq. IxrilO, ccs dresser. and each other. BOX 910 .hits female. single ideas and discreet ab for more. ingan honest Female. 37. 5'112', she'^ t FrrarWahq first. BOX 239M 23252 mothers welcome. casual encounters BOX single go Ow an 32 to 42. fud head- mnother of one looking Brighton to Port Hope BOD( 25286 33854 rr and has the same whleewsts. BOOL 18234 be M r Right with a without depw4ents . E JOURNEY Looking be a rdo Oso c OLDER THAN MYSELF? mW. 35 b 40. with Shut Mat cor^putor 27 yr old, single while medium build. long oft reenter reality female, seeking a make hair kept NATE R vaoew M, IT ?Mals ME t0 TSAT'3 TME n(i lst Now �r Mars searching for who ekes going out. good neet.boordsM%Aadr- YOU STARE AT IiEAci You aCCuSE ME kilo- Srawr 2 vie FaiuS leu. Venus. possessing tines. aughing phdwen, as a pk+a Espy out. doom. orwER V411" . OF 5uOh Tifla i Event ust-i courage. gang beyond ate ordinary. etc. I you slave to same 32 injorews.. cam mel SM mores music OI 30422r n _ Rf i/ ` 0 lei nenceyourm hidden rte ALWAYS ARaJwI 19 yr old, single white mother of two, seeking a angle white male. 20 to 26. nleressad _car 90:5 IT'S POSSIBLE 33 yr old. full figured, single white temafe: smoker. seeking a single white male. 30 b 36. who s sin_ care. down to earth and financially soc rw If you ane good humored and went a POGSbfe rowxwtship... car BOK 33097 Attractive. slim female enjoys dancing, fitness. theater. dining out and more. Seeking a ad mad over 50. with the same Interests. BOX 33922 FRENDS FIRST I am 56. 5'. 156 lbs tanned, non drinker. iron snhokw bokng ler talo-- mate who Mkee0arhemg, mrowfas and outdoors. Bmf 23917 VERY FRIENDLY CAL k 44 yr old. attiacave. Single whole mora ON two. values honesty and openness. Low walks. drives. horseback n*ng. 1I mate tines. etc. Seeking someorr tar, 39 to 49, mod urn to husky but a non smoker. for a rotation - ship. BOX 20064 ROMANTICTUM Single man, 37, auburn her. blue Ms and tun Low - Ing who enjoys long "am dung, dancing and biking. Looking for single, male. 37 to 50 with scar nterests. 800. 30418 rad NOT DOMESTICATED 26 yr old, 5T. 145 b. edu- cated. employe tamale, enjoys now adventures, oriel, quiet tows, my at ani more. Seeking a Single "hail, 28 to 30. who can make me IYgh and share M now w. B 38500 for more SMILE 1 could be ft one. Sirgd waking man. 57. bkae- Yw .lane. a. •yrs bamswbat, dnhcing and "Iona, for periled fiend - ship: maybe more d you're roe one. Pon Hope. Codorfl ane BIS( 30417 EASY GONG CAL Single, "two fended 21. wmbp mxiwlL employed. bit*. sense of humor, seeks single advise malls. 2310 3D. wM anther %OkTm WX 3x16 CHRISTMAS COMPANY - needed. Stem, rslegan, ebad we Idly is SeWurhg a talk Loo&^ educated irei- gent mala, over SO, non- smoker sore drinker, drug *w wdh no dark officials, mentally and physically Til AN cab returned Call for more details.... BOK 13829 SMiCEREJND GAMES 52, kid at heart. old fashion, loves dancing, country music. camping and fishing, Is dependable, and honest. rashes to meet a ganle- man. 52 to 60, with the same qualities and inter- ests. Bim( 25205 LOOKING FOR LOVE 29, free spoiled. opened minded adventurous woman ktokig for a felow gypsy. t not in his Mastyb, at bafst in his soul. BOK 30409 FMANCIALLY SECLWAE 27 y ' employed female tilts to work out and Is firhancispontansiou km s. adwertSeeks wnpWW 27-32 who is aflachorhaft knows how to treat a telly and is *-- civilly secure 13041 1 -as and apprecr N atiroga spontaneous passionate partner A dealer wining to go extra rode for youuBOX Mills e^SERNXM 1 REUTIOPM"P LETS SHANE GOOD_. 29 yr old. 5' t 195 Tines ....E sirgete, at. 40 yr Old professional am" With no dsperxsw*s. Enjoy God. sports. golf. baseball. nature, outdoors and much mon Seeking a N, ranw+. W , W. honest and very mason nit made, 35 to 45. to share good tones. BOX 18764 scofm 40. 6, jefa, claimhfl mother. honest and swhare looking tot a sngd. N mad, G. 35 to 40. with long haw who Ykes Children, animals. to ion crud Ideas to Laugh. R wmftfhip first. BOX( 30414 VERY SHY FEMALE- Sedwg a any male around 22. t you are irrereStwd in getting to know mw...why dont you pick up a phone and give me a air some - lime. Boor. 34369 LIKE MIGGER woMEN? 37 yr old. 19X1 b tamale .smoker. smoker. enjoys dancing. walks, music, having fun, partyin% cwWWbgtt d - nom etc Soaking a sad. 37 to 45, with Similar nler- saw BOK 15133 NOTME FOR CANES 3e, yr old. single motor a three: smoke, log sawa triad, around my age, for f r lendshipfcom pan ionsh ip first: possibly more in the fume. Moist love kids. BOK 111025 ONE4MN WOMAN 42 yr old, 64', romantic, full Tigurad single write *make: snooker and social driniker. 0" watts along ft beach. drives in five m rift. read - ft wrung, sic. Seeking an employed good humae =-14=50=- BOX ingd man 40 050. wo n - rid afraid to snow iatlection. BOK 168,)3 ICEY BLUE EYES 120 b blonde, byes shop- ping, quiet times and more. Seakmg a senior mad: for companionship and mar- riage t you aro fun loving. aegsrg and campy Me...call ma} Bim( 18751 TAKE A CHANCE Mractive. slim, young, just tune 38, employed Lady who enjoys Cooking, camping, animals, CAd&on and the simple Mugs in Me. I have a great sante of humor and would like to meet a gentleman with his head on his shoulders. BOX 23911 STILL LOOKING I'm 39, looking for some- one, 34 to 44 My interests are rollerblading, tennis. reading, taking long walks. very romantic and love dancing. Seeking some - ons, with same interests. BOX 25122 OLD BUT YOUNG I'm a 44 year old woman. bk4 eyas, blonde hair. Just beginning to sari my free- dom erdom as my children are moving in with their father. I enjoy rte, wawwski- Infl. 1ldaiehg and fishing; We playing boo rd and card games 25124 WANT GERMAN CENT_. German widow enjoys fo outdoors. walking, read- ing, music, dancing and more. Looking ler a W. German gentleman, fA plus, nonsmoker, with sm- iles interests. BOK 33315 NORTHINIBERLAND AREA Single whit *me.. 23, lives in Cobourg area. Likes dwxw g and movies. 1 know how to cook roman- tic mead. Would Mee a guy. 24 to 28. No head games. Socials drinkers okay. W 07a lady good. BOK N CUMBERLAND AREA Young looking 42, 5'1', female with brown hair, blue eyes, non smoker, employed. Looking ler a nice guy, whd enjoys old and new movies, reading, outdoors, the ans, class~ al music, Sinatra, Martin, L4wuk wi and more. BOD( 30406 b. attractive. emplboom how le white mawitbrovrn h hair and a social drinker Smoking an attractive. white lorrhale, 25 to 35. ler Call 1-9e,-451-3793 $2.49 w mill. ARE YOU INTERESTED? 3/ yr old. 6'. 200 b. sngie male enjoys moves. read - ng books and kow ng to music. Give me a call If you we nserested BOJ( 14137 INTERESTED? 32 yr old. 5'11' 170 b, f4. clean cut. easy going male -joys trying ^ate' things, sports. music and nae. See" a sweet and rdm,anat female with a spark in her eye for few ow or possible wxmurwm. BOK 14213 OPENAve HONEST? 30 yr old, 511, 200 lb, Single mad ejoys fisim conv M as ks. n.rarmg ofdd w andanarals. Seeks an Open and hat" female not end halo grilles BOD( 19188 NEW TO THIS AREA M yr old. 140 Q senor N ,lmmecan mew now to to area. enjoys filmes. Seeking a young lady, 40 to 50 20 f o mp oaeaaahhip. BOD( SHY CAN Swkig a shy bm.d, 21, veno enjoys ww 00onn9s, romantic dunes with a hid- den adventurous streak. BOK 25290 PLEASE CALL IIE._- Early SO's, 175 lb, 6, stem. heathy and very romans European male is seeking a Europeen tinned. 40 to 50. (Gemen or Austrian). who would enjoy children. am mals, music, welts. swim- mng and movies. BOX 26007 BLONDE MALE 19 yr old. 5'6' attractive, , ,, I, mad, greed eyes, seeking single, while lemale 18.21. SM 19046 a long term relationship. Box 14068 WANTS TO HAVE FUN 21 yr old sngto, write mato seeking farname 18-23 Likes outdoors. ca^pif1g. and bik- ing Loo" ler a rotation - ship . BOK 14082 Meet Singles who want to meet you CRA 1-900-451-3' YOU'RE THE ONE 21 yr ow, 6', white mad with brown haw and blue eyes. Enjoys the outdoors, burg, campii movies. dining out and more. Seeking a white bmaW 18 to 22, s with miar ste- ws. BOX 16521 CASUAL RELATION& G, good natured mea with blown haw and brown eye:. Seeking an attached broad for a casual reationsllip. Must be discreet. BOK 16534 GIVE ME A CALL Father who enjoys are, arts. poetry, horseback rid - ft and more. Seeing a female, 20 to 35, wih siniar witerests. Children okay. BOX law LOVE FOR LIFE 57.175 ItL fit, professional, single mad likes skiing, ampg, rdler bailing, etc. male seeking female with a retained anaude and a low for I/6. New to area. BOX 14083 DISCREET ENCOUKMFtS 23 yr did d Cundus may smoking another a Curious make for *screen wncour, lens First tine. BOX 19012 TAKE A CHANCE Coupke seeking Goan b male for discreet encoun- wa Si 34896 LEAVE A MESSAGE Couple Seeking aftractee. La ried male n mid 30'S who Is easy gowg Must be clean and drscreet BOX 352T7 BIT OF EXCrrElIENr 30's. energeic. hardwork- ing male loves outdoors, movies. N. music. partes. good ties, of Seeking a young male. 18 to 20, who wants a hand BOX 11316 AGE DOESKT MATTER 63'. 225 6 male enjoys sports. noting, wiles. 109- gng. ou foom. etc Seelig a person with smdw inter- est BOX 14009 NEED TO RELAX? 33 yr old male seeking a male 50's to 60's. to gnu massages to. Hope to hear fromyou soon BOX 25227 BLUEIGREEN EYES Masculk-w attractive gay mad. 30. 5Yi. 130 bs.. see" cow attractive, masouie meds, 25 to 40. for friendship. maybe nae ater. 16368 NTERESTEot �3CAWf, t-, 170 b, good to op"am look era for good WNW am 188x5 ATTRACTIVE N OSHAWA Late 30'S, 57. 170 b. whin male is seeking another male. Must be discreet, open and honeet. Age is warvartam BOD( 1 a" 40 yr ENCOUNTERS ONLY seeking the sere for ehcounes. Discretion a nntsE BIS( 17929 LIKE DARK HAM 30 yr old, 518, 13D b make with a swimmers build, enjoys running, campiri skiing, biking, saying in PMM end dri- hitrnds:or cbfkew Taadll Boot 18136 BUDDY WANTED 37 yr old, 57', 145 b, good k)okm% single while make alas in ova. See" another down to earth, clean, discreet make, for casual encounters. BOX 33420 SINCERELY YOURS - Durham's waq to meet successful singles like qourself Call 1-9111411-451-3793 $2.49 pa min. THINK WE WILL CLICK? Feminine lemaxe seeking I* same. 2S to 40, for friendship romance and more, Enjoys swimming. n"ng and musicit it sounds like -0 we dick. Mews me your name and phone number Dean" s a mull. BOK 14209 CONSIDER ME 36 yr old. sem,-full figured, suracbw wh,ae loom of two is seekIng a be or a cur► ous to we for acco find fun. 1x78 two expeeence IkwerY ono ckmw*r ess is assured and experid BOX 33561 SNCERE RESPONSES! 29 yr old. attached. Bi curi- ous lemnar seeking another 8r Curious lernake I am sen- saive. outgoing. sincere. ownpessaxmm. Drecrown a must and assure. BOX 25957 ON THE SIDE 28 Or old, hid figured be cur► ous. manned mother or took seeking a menthe or sngw fid figured Lome*. 25 to 30. for a t wxmxp hest r*am stip Privacy and clean - nems IS assured and s pect- e Bek 20300 GOOD TIES %VANTED Young, adwevurous. aarac- ave couple looking for of deet Was with a a or bi curious female Cam be nae wild. BOK 18896 DISCRETION A MUST Attatave white couple. mrd 30 s so" an attractive bi tamale for tun. BOX 11020 DESPERATELY SEEKING White couple. ate 20's, to(" for another couple, or a curious female, for to udmate birthday fantasy BOX 23671 Iklf \1)I'll kIs bmi I v I Y- GONG 2 WAYS AIIMCI ve couple swatting aleatem bi curious m oM aam 16644M Mm So gib ban � LONGTERM Aid 3111511'. 170 to easy goon% open minded nee aaakwg clean dww Cow pfee for good amen. Lang Wm relationship. 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