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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_12_14News %09" " Pickering • 1'1CKERING Pw6Q%: LIBRARY k__ CENTRA[. BRgNCH dveAiser Region must cut Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand December 14. 1997. Vol. 32, No. 50, Pressrun 44,000 24 pages IMPROVEMENTS BY e4;W& Famitr OwNO A Oparabd For Service You Can Tnat V1SR OUR SHOWA00M 4311 Stadwmn S4atlt (south of the rot off Marwood A".) 686-2445 to ensure downloading revenue -neutral BY KEITH GILLIGAN S IAPV REPORTER There was good news, bad news and confusing news with downloading fig- ures released by the provincial govern- ment Friday. After waiting for months, municipali- ties were given information on how much the Local Services Realignment will cost communities. The provincial government set "savings targets" for each municipali- ty, indicating how much they'll have to trim their budget~ to ensure the new cost.% are revenue -neutral. Durham Region has been given a sav- ings target of $10.3 million. But that figure wasn't met with much appreciation by Regional Chairman Roger Anderson. who noted the Ontario INSIDE Editorial Page ..........6 Sports ..........18 Classified ............19 1 i U U 1'0 REACH t'ti [General ......... 683- 5110 Death Notices .... 683- 3005 Auction Line ......6133--'5.6 Sincerely Yours ....... ...... .. .... l -8o )-662-1i-i23 Email ................ thisweek@istar.ca Internet .............. http:; Iw,%-w.durhamnews.net ,*sy °`t Ajar A`c Ly m A GOAL: $190309000 TO DATE: $889,000 ROGER JANET ANDERSON ECKER 'Hit big tithe' 'Equitable' government had promised the funding re- forms would be revenue -neutral across the province. "if it's net acro, it's not revenue -neu- tral. Revenue -neutral for a municipality in the north is nice. If it's not revenue - neutral to a municipality in the south, then it's not reasonable. "lire 905 region and Toronto are get- ting hit big time. It's not what we antici- pated-­ Community ntici- pated„Community and Social Services Min- ister and Durham West MPP Janet Ecker, however, contends there is "no question it's revenue -neutral across the province. We always wanted it to be equitable'" The Province is taking over $2.5 bil- lion of education costs, but is passing down $3 billion worth of services and See REGION/ page 2 WAYNE ARTHURS 'Seek out the solution' photo by A.J. Groen jitters -O enin ni ht p g g Pickering Child Carle Centre students Shante concert Thursday. The two were a little appre- Brown-Grimes, left, and Takiyah Duggan let hensive about appearing on stage but, by all sc- off a little steam just prior to their Christmas counts, performed wonderfully. Hydro in hot water over nu BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAW RSR PICKERING — Ontario Hydro was pressured to live up to its promise of responsiveness to residents' concerns at a public meeting called Thursday night by the provincial utility to consult with the community. First to the microphone at the Metro East Trade Centre was former Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis, who INCREDIBLE! For a limited time you can pohn mthe furbehovppurehase a ShWbc %y060sic�ettkdw Bell MoM nnet�work. Small o4enou.. �t.0 ittep ' 49 • • • E:y0U r hand,0 - siw • • • your near .> o take advantage d this incredible offer[ Some terms and condtims apply. Sex store for details. vsMMd •R s��t C wondered when Hydro will follow through on a commitment made at a meeting with Town officials to have local drinking water independently test- ed. "I believe it is in the residents' best interests to know our water quality is safe,” said Ms. Senis. However, Hydro nuclear chief Carl Andognini's reply that Hydro hasn't moved on the issue because it has heard clearplant "absolutely nothing" from the Town about it since that meeting aroused the ire of Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, who criticized Hydro for passing off the responsibility to the Town, which does not have jurisdiction over water quality in any case. "Seek out the solution in a proactive way," said Mayor Arthurs in a testy ex- change with Mr. Andognini. "Don't de - See PICKERING/Page 3 PhAterino Town Centre - 837-1212 [Oshawa Centre -Now some - 721-1212 643 King St- W Oshawa - 576-1212 VVld*V Mail - 726.1212 Don Milia Centre -441-1212 st Centra - SM1212 C * Mk"IV '. PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1"'1 in impactactRe ion boss,MPP argue over download REGION/ From Page I "Tile goal of realignment is to allow both tertwined. This sorts out a lot of those:' by the Province. municipal government and the provincial gov- But, Mr. Anderson notes, "We don't have "It's not what I and most politicians thought programmes. It's also setting aside $570 mil- ernment to provide services where it costs less, any ability to control the budgets. That's done when they said it would be revenue -neutral" lion in a Community Reinvestment Fund to rather than two levels providing welfare, which make the exchange equal. leads to overlapping. A provincial press release states, "Munici- "-There are som many programmes that are in- R 1�NO pal ties can use this tax room to pay for - — the cost of their new responsibilities" The press release also notes, "In 1998, residential property owners will pay ex- actly the same rate of education tax:' i'hc good news for municipalities in the so-called 905 region, or Greater Toronto Area, is the Province has reduced the number of services that will be pooled. Finance Minister Ernie Eves an- nounced social assistance and social housing costs will still be pooled, but public health, child cane and land-based ambulance services won't be. Pooling means all municipalities in the GTA would chip in to pay for ser- vices. Pooling recommendations have upset politicians in municipalities around Toronto because, they say, tax dollars would be channelled Into the city to pay for services. "We are our brother's keeper;' Ms. Ecker says. "It's equal in the GTA be- cause we're all part of one significant economic unit and we all benefit from growth. We need to ensure we're all pay- ing an appropriate share for the safety net we all want:' With the new arrangement, the Province will still contribute 80 per cent of welfare costs and municipalities will kick in 20 per cent. Ms. Ecker says the realignment will "allow all levels of government to hold the line or better on taxes. "=SHOPPERS $[MUG PICKERING TOWN CENTRE PRESENTS... 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Dave Martin of Durham Nuclear Awareness (DNA) questioned whether Hydro would support the environmental as- sessment of the Pick- ering station residents voted for in the Nov. 10 referendum. "That's the real meaning of public consultation as op- posed to just public relations:" said Mr. Martin. Mr. Andognini replied Hydro was waiting for the Province's response to the referendum and for the report next week of the On- tario Legislature's Select Committee on Hydro Nu- clear Affairs. However, Hydro will commission some kind of independent environ- mental review of the Picker- ing station, the "magnitude and scope" of which will be determined after the Province and select committee make their decisions. Irene Kock of DNA asked if Hydro was will- ing to move to the "best available technology" to lower its emissions of radioactive tri- tium into local CARL ANDOGNINI 'Consider it done' drinking water. Pickering nuclear plant site - vice president Gene Preston replied he was "surprised to hear there's tritium in the drinking water from the Ontario Hydro station" He said he could not make that cot'hmit- ment but would look into it. Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan inquired when Hydro would provide infor- mation he'd asked for about the environmental standards Public turnout at Hydro meeting `disappointing' PICKERING — Even though about 150 people attend - cd the public meeting held at the Metro East Trade Centre Thursday night by Ontario Hydro to discuss the Pickering nuclear station, there didn't appear to be many members of" the 'public' in attendance. There was a strong contingent of Hydro employees and officials, plenty of politicians, and rep- rescntativcs from groups such as Durham Nuclear Awareness. "The turnout was a little disappoint- ing;' said Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan after the meeting. He estimated only 30 to 40 of those in attendance were people with no vest- ed Interest. Sally Mcleod, a Pickering resident who organized a public meeting on the nuclear station at Town hall earlier this DAVE RYAN fall, said Hy dro's session was very •A little L.-Altimed from the point of view of the disappointing' public. "The turnout was to be expect- ed;' she explained. "It's parent -teacher night (at many local schools) and it's Christmas. "It was a very good showing of Ontario Hydro employees supporting their employer." the utility plans to meet at the Pickering station. Mr. An- dognini replied he didn't think he had made such a commitment. "On two separate occa- sions they said 'good idea, we'll do Wand tonight he de- nied it," said Coun. Ryan in a later interview. Hydro did have plenty of defenders at the meeting, which drew about 150 peo- ple. Pickering Hydro Com- mission member Ralph Sut- ton suggested reporting re- quirements to the AEC13 for incidents such as smoking or having gum in restricted areas are making the Picker- ing station look bad. A don't consider a gum wrapper or a cigarette butt a safety issue," said Mr. Sutton. Pickering resident Gritt Koehl suggested the media are generating the bad pub- licity for Hydro and the utili- ty should do more to commu- nicate directly with the pub- lic. "There's got to be some scientific facts presented to the community, not just innu- endo:' said Ms. Kochl. In presentations opening the meeting, both Mr. An - Attention Sports Fans! i Rrcrntly a company that manufactures licensed n 1k sports goods went bankrupt. 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Committed to ExceUeuce 1280 Kingston Rd., Pickcring 345 McKcnzic Avc., Ajax PAGE =THE NVVS,frWER?LSPALSUNDAY. =AC9111>IER,14, IM,' andgift driveOlder children in the community focus of local food a PICKERING — Older children who are sometimes forgotten are the focus of a Christmas toy and gift drive being held by Royal LePage in support of the Salvation Army. Skate in the New Year PICKERING — Bring in the New Year with some family fun at the annual New Year's Eve Countdown sponsored by the Pickering department of culture and recreation. The Countdown will be held Wednesday, Dec. 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex Arena, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. There will be free public skating, clowns, a disc jockey. spot prizes and party favours. Free hot chocolate and cote will be provided compliments of the Pickering Hockev Association. Admission is free, but donations of non-perishable food items to support the local food bank are requested. 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Exck riled torn this fifer are: Parrfflom GAO011Ps P*480=16d Nweo 8 audio tapes CDs, deaanoe-txiced 35mm cameras and fin. Okrs vafd for those 65 years of age or lder. Offers cannot be eoniU ied together or w1h any ether tax WwU otter as •aaaaaanKaanai-sarsannaaaaasouaiaa��tl►�;tlltirlt!!ilii>Y;ltlrtOAifar photo by Andrew Iwanowski Hair today, gone tomorrow Pickering Hydro General Manager John ries of fund-raising events. But Mr. Wiersma Wiersma, who is also the president of the wasn't the only big wig to get a close shave. Ajax -Pickering Board of'Trade, offered up Pickering Hydro purchasing agent Jeff Ans- his locks for a good cause this week to help ley had his hair cropped when fellow em - push the annual United Way campaign here ployees reached the $4,000 mark. In all, the towards its goal of $1.03 million. 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You may have already received a mailer from the provincial government seeking your views. It's part of the Mike Harris government's com- mitment to poll Ontarians as a result of the so- called Calgary Declaration inked earlier this year which, among other things, officially recognizes the 'unique character' of Quebec. We all have a stake in the future of this great na- tion. You may disagree with the 'unique character' clause regarding Quebec. You may conclude it would confer special constitutional status on the province. If so, say so. It's important that Ontarians share their opinions through this extensive public consultation so our government can provide those views — good, bad and indifferent — for other Canadians to consider from coast to coast to coast. This consultation also holds symbolic impor- tance. The failed Meech Lake and Charlottetown accords. if you'll recall, were primarily crafted by politicians behind closed doors. By seeking ideas from Ontarians, we also create a sense of owner- ship of Canada's future. Time, unfortunately, is not on our side. Lucien Bouchard's provincial government is already work- ing toward another sovereignty referendum, and in- deed Mr. Bouchard has hinted he'll call a snap elec- tion if the Supreme Court rules that a unilateral de- claration of independence is illegal. The federal government's new hard-line ap- proach to the separatists notwithstanding, Ontario's role is important in the national debate. Take the time to fill out the questionnaire being circulated to homes across the province. Be honest, be objective and be informed. The future of the nation may well depend on how the Calgary Declaration is shaped. By people just like you. kTo respond to this editorial call /nfosource at w nfOSourtce 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tiro Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Letters to the editor Region boss should be elected To the editor- Regarding ditor Regarding the Durham Chair- manship vacated by Jim Witty and whose successor was chosen Dec. 3: I agree with Martin Olenrtxx when he stated in a recent News Ad- vertiser story, that "People just elect- ed in the Nov. 10 municipal election shouldn't put their names forward" for the position open and presum- ably, more attractive. I also concur with Jim Wiiseman's assessment that "People should have involvement in the process of how the most power- ful person in Durham is picked:' I did not vote for Roger Ander- son for Mayor of Ajax on the basis of his actions in the Cougs develop- ment matter, nor did I vote for any other members of Ajax Council who agreed with his position. Their interest in getting this development tushed through despite what seemed inadequacies as to the sewage com- ponents made me uneasy, to say the least. However, two of those from the present Ajax Council who aligned with Mr. Anderson are mov- ing on to Regional Council and since Mr. Anderson has become Durham Chairman, the Cougs de- velopment will have at least three advocates on Durham Council. It seems to me that a position as important as the Durham Chairman should not be a popularity contest with aspects of "musical chairs.-" but a matter for the consideration of all voters in Durham. Patricia McCauley, Ajax In business, Arthurs would be fired To the editor: Immediately after the Nov. mu- nicipal 10 election, Wayne Arthurs made it public he was no longer in- terested in the position of Mayor of Pickering and applied for a new po- sition as Durham Chairman. In the business world, if a chair- man of chief executive officer made it public he or she was no longer interested in the position and was seeking new opportunities, the corporation would invariably dismiss the individual and seek a replacement immediately. This same scenario should exist in the political world. Furthermore, if his intention was to abandon the people of Pick- ering to further his ambition, he should have made his intentions known to the public prior to the election to allow the public to de- cide. The public had a right to know. The residents of Pickering voted him mayor in good faith. I believe there should be ac- countability, and sorry, you canna have your cake and eat it too at the taxpayers' expense. James Maris, Pickering JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZWJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate/AutomotiveAdvertising Manager ARE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES A TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 AdminiClacsified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E -marl: thisweek@istar.ca STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor A meeting of the unlike minds Sometimes in the newspaper industry, we get quite caught up in the messy and demanding busi- ness of providing news to readers in our communi- ties. We gather information, share it with our readers and move, often without a breath, on to the next 'big' issue or story. Along the way, we form opinions through our experiences and consultation with others, including readers, colleagues, family members, etc. So it has been with our Bill 160 coverage in re- cent weeks and months. Through the illegal teach- ers' walkout, to the battle between the unions and provincial government, and then the passage of the controversial legislation, we have written several editorials stating our opinions. In doing so, we angered teacher union leaders in Durham, because we tended to come down on the side of the government in its aims for education re- form. Also along the way, it must be noted, our opin- ion pages carried the diverse views of our readers in the form of their letters to the editor. Through it all, we had never met the union lead- ers face to face. They held their position through our news stories, we held ours in our editorial opin- ions. That changed this week when Joanne Burghardt, our editor-in-chief, myself and Oshawa- Whitby-Clarington This Week copy editor Tim Kelly sat down with Pat Jermey, Mike O'Connor and Bill Butcher, who represent teachers in the re- gion- Of them, I'll say this: I was impressed by the manner in which they carried themselves. I ad- mired their restraint and their apparently sincere in- terest in finding out how we determine editorial po- sitions on our opinion pages. Their position on the impact and effect of Bill 160 on the education system in Ontario is clear. I don't suspect we'll ever agree on the legislation, but there were no accusations, no raised voices, no table -pounding. It was quite a cordial meeting and one, I hope, that shed some light on where we each derive our professional views. No, we'll never agree on Bill 160. And only, time will tell which of the two solitudes (the unions and the provincial government) were correct in their interpretations and aims of the legislation. At the very least, however, I trust we each learned a little about the things that motivate us on this issue, as well as the benefits of communicating. Steve Houston is a regular contributor to our Sunda)' column rotation. To respond to this column call In- fosource at 683-7040 and did 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax do Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Cir- culations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. sststant Production Manager http://www.durharnnews.net n� r ,7 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5 LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager # a■.s.* aur s '.''. -- — +_ ��f`sti'.StT;.r r r • r 4 r ,, r, r r r I ( r r ,, r f♦.6 r •. 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Ot tx lease options available. "tFreght as indicated, licence, insurance and taxes not included. Dealer may sell or lease for less 't—Olters appy to 1998 new or demonstrator models equipped as described. and apples to quaktied retail aAomers in Central Ontario only. Dealer trade may be necessary. Limited time offers which may not be combined with other offers. See -- -- your dealer for comdikons and details. www.gmcanada.com is a trademark of General Motors Corporaticn. • Graduate rebate subied to program rules. E PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1997 Memorial service helps families, AJAX — More than 200 families came ties says of the service held at Pickering together at the first Candlelight Memorial Village United Church. Service held by Pine Ridge Memorial Gar- Brass trumpet candleholders and mem- dens here last weekend. ory bows were available for purchase and "We were glad to be able to offer fami- all money collected was given to the Chil- lies a place to gather and express their dren's Wish Foundation and Ajax -Picker - feelings at what is often a difficult time of ing General Hospital. year." Pine Ridge manager Gary Gen - WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free Confidential Consultation Several convenient locations. including. OSHAWA 146 S—coe Street N. (905) 729-94" Downtown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Lawrence Ave E. (616) 7569620 near OVP and 401) 255 Mommgs'de Ave. (416) 293-9140 VOrnngsde Mall) aoa0000ao Zominion Q ALL INCLUSIVE Q Q DREAM VACATION 0 �a BAJA, MEXICO Qa �o February 12/98 00 Q $1359 Gdn.V °0 Qo $1459. Ocean °0 Q Golf, Tennis, Kayak 0 0 All Meals, Drinks Q Q Limited Space Q Qo Call Greg (905)434-2651 0o °0 Final Book Date 0° Q December 20/97 000aooaoa charities in `difficult time of year' Non-perishable food items were also collected for the Salvation Army Chris(- mas Appeal. Representatives from all three charities were on hand to accept do- nations. The service was conducted by Rev- erend David ]ones, with music by local soloists Christine Clark and Elizabeth Dodge. Complimentary candles were lit during the service in memory of loved ones. Refreshments for the event were pro- vided by McEachnie Funeral Home in Pickering Village. Toronto's Ronald McDonald House., ...o ens its heart to seriously ill children and I'Jolld(l their families who are away from home. Open Your Heart! Give a little ... ... Help alot! Toronto's Ronald iklcDonald House supports over 800 families I a year nho come from all across Ontario and Canada. ; Thank you for your support.' - simply purchase a Gift Tag /Tree Ornament for 5l and support Toronto's Ronald McDonald Ti.ou��se. y� !• � J'1711T!' . Zominion � tr Kids ,'� KRAFT SUPER * FRESH 11111-a �letroland Please recycle your copy of the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser THE NEWS ADVERTISER INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE THE GALA OPENING OF Free Movies, Free PopcorW.14111 s Thursday. December IOT" While admission and popcorn is free, a donation of $2 per person will be gratefully accepted at the door to benefit Aux AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL Y AD"W ions over S 10 will receive a Tax Receipt: Bring fam *I �rnd friendsff Y M o BLS W TIE LOST � ANI FORCE ONE Oor r0 SEA 445,7:30 & 9.45 (PG) t 4:45 & 7:00 (� 4:00, 6:45 &9:15 (PG = 4:15,790 & 9:30 (A) ,ISM5.00,715 & 9:45 TEST RIEr'S �IB>c CONTACT PRANCER THE E116LlSN PATENT ,.z5�0, 7:15 & 9.45 (PG) MW 9.15 (PG) toff 6.00lum � 71F) tt &l5 (N► atnl�4:45, 7:15 &9:15 LEAVE R TO BEAIIBI MIMICOONSPIpµ'Y THEORY 5:15 & 7:30 (F) IMM 9:20J(AA 4:00, 6:45 & 9:30 (. ..,, it $- E NEWS Ht ijyfE ADVERTISER .. "'4 THE EWS, DECEMBER I Parents urged to donate strike rebatesADVERTISER � BY LINDA WHITE . STAFF REPORTER Some parents are urging others to consider donating to their child's school at least part of the government re - hates aimed at offsetting in- conveniences experienced during the teachers' strike. "With the rebates, parents are being provided with a po- tential silver lining to the re- cent school shutdown;" Pick- ering residents David and Brenda Pickles say in a news release to the News Advertis- er. Mr. Pickles was recently elected to Pickering Council as the Ward 3 local represen- tative. "We as parents can support our children's education by using the rebate to get needed school supplies directly to our children in the classrooms. (We) encourage parents to apply for the rebate and, ac- cording to their means, direct the money back to our stu- dents." All parents and guardians of stu- dents aged 13 and under and parents of special -needs students can apply for up to $400 to cover any expenses incurred during the 10 -day teachers' strike in protest of Bill 160. Stay-at- home parents and those who left chil- dren with relatives at no charge can also claim the maximum of $40 a day. Teachers who went on strike will not receive a rebate. Mr. and Mrs. Pickles are encouraging all eligible par- ents to apply for the rebate. They believe donating at least part of the rebate to their school could offset expenses and help purchase much-needed sup- plies. While volun- teering at her daughters' school, for instance, Mrs. Pickles has at times noticed a shortage of some supplies. Durham Board of Education superin- tendent of business Ron Trbovich, meanwhile, says the board is "not promoting" the idea of donating rebates to schools. "It's a personal deci- sion;' he says. RON TRBOVICH `It's a personal decision' Int Donations can be made any time to a particular school, Mr. Trbovich notes. Cheques should be made payable in -the school's name to the Durham Board of Edu- cation. The board will issue a charitable income tax receipt for such donations. Mr. and Mrs. Pickles are encouraging parents to speak to their principal about how any donations would be spent. They also suggest making fi- nancial contributions rather than donations of supplies be- cause schools may get a dis- count from suppliers when buying in bulk. Mr. Trbovich estimates the board saved about $8 million in salaries during the teach- ers' strike. While he expects the board could receive at least 20,000 applications for rebates, Mr. Trbovich doesn't want to guess how much the board will pay out. "This is the first time in the history of the province that something like this has been done," he explains. "I don't have anything to base an esti- mate on:' The provincial gov- ernment has promised it will make up the difference if any board must pay out more in K IHTh.'LrXsf.K tai � J rebates than it saved during the strike. Mr. Trbovich hasn't received clarification from the government on what will hap- pen if a board has a surplus after rebates are paid out. Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board director Grant An- drews says the board hasn't calculated yet how much it saved during the strike. r Kids' New Years Eve Party Over 100,00 Strands of ligbtsl 6:00pm - Ballooney The Clown Show giant Motion Lights Displays! ° „ giant Christmas Cards! - - 6:30Pm - Dance With Barnes The Purple Dinosaur _. ne& with Fibn Optic lyMily 7:00pm - Singer Chris McKhool: Earth Sea & Air 1 K_W_SM _C,HT_ every Friday t 7:30pm - Steve Baker Magic Show� I � 1 Norse p' 's"'t'' �, 8:00 m - Sin Singer Chris McKhool: Earth Sea 81 Air Tickets available at 8.es. araw�a wssoo riA.. 1 1Kms under g Oshawa Civic Auditorium 1 s vim to s vML -- 12 Yers 8:30pm - Dance With Barnes The Purple Dinosaur All Ticketmaster Outlets 316-870-8000 Charge -------- 300 Tauntofl Road. 9:00pm - Steve Baker Magic Show Nilson & Lee Music Store V Simcoe St. N. Oshawa Julien Gardens 9.30pm to 10.00pm - FREE Balloon Animals Licensed General Admission Seating on Floor • 10.30 m -Fireworks All ages reserved seating in stands P. ' P An Oshawa West Lions Production Come to Cineplex Odeon`s Ajax state -o f tbe-art -- -- —_ cinemas anti)SEATING" ' UNOBSTRUCTED i where everyone sees what they came to see. < <U�.� '�' INNER rlrr _rIDFR 1WKINGSTON ROAD 256 Kingston # 10 Slate -Of -the -apt do=widi *Welt IN* hq, wi(k arcd Sculls AM, 00(n�y sez. Road E. i Hwy. 2 WY .0 (905) 426-7772 Eo�u with W Sk Sony D � D}iod kind (M) and Cineplex Odeon's Digital Theatre Systems PTS) forsuperb sound quality. A ASW Gnes(xpe�'Inteaack Game Technology* Free parking ooFow A Great new Mace to see areat new movies!' Cinemas acccsaurc .w urc pn�s.wry uw.ayc�. ucc ns.cn.n� s�xa.o .v. u.c ..c« �s ....I,•., c... FL-- SS DEC. 191 HO Nei STARTS DEC. 191 STARTS DEC.19t STARTS DEC. 191 START'S DEC. 191 -r-11CHER�-POORER JACKNICNOLSON AleC,ppp N Hl'N` GREGKI.MItAN � AS tr GM l E S l 1 E N I E l S E N O -TIM P O S T M A N STARTS DEC. 191 STARTS DEC.251 STARTS DEC.2s1 STARTS DEC.251 STARTS DEC.251 acccsaurc .w urc pn�s.wry uw.ayc�. ucc ns.cn.n� s�xa.o .v. u.c ..c« �s ....I,•., c... PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1997 See a movie in Ajax with hospital donation Cineplex Odeon opening offers free movies, popcorn during grand opening AJAX — Free movies and pop- corn will mark the grand opening of the new Cineplex Odeon theatres here Thursday. Rd. E., east of Costco. The deal will he available with a For show times and listings, call $2per person freewill donation to the 683-2320, ext. 1227. Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. Showings of the free movies will begin at 4 p.m. and run throughout the evening, with 13 different movies being offered, including Prancer, Leave it to Beaver, The English Pa- tient, Contact and Air Force One. The theatres are at 256 Kingston Social Aerobics runs in Ajax AJAX -- It may have a new name, on Centennial Road. but the idea is the same. All are welcome to attend. Cost The Social Aerobics Club (formerly $3 per week and babysitting services the Tuesday Morning Ladies' Club) are available. meets Thursday. Dec. 18 from 9:15 to Call Catharine at 686-0258 for I I a.m. at the Ajax Community Centre more information. photo by Pietroniro Little angels Roland Michener Public School in Ajax has been col- lecting food donations as part of its 'Angel Food Drive' to aid the local Salvation Army's effort. Chil- dren who bring in food donations are given a paper angel on which they write their name, and the angels are hung prominently around the seasonal display at the school. Here, Hayley MacDonald, Andrew Vesters and Ellena Bruce show off their 'angels' and their do- nations. Have yourself a musical Christmas AJAX — You're invited to take a trip down Candy Cane Lane. The junior choir of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church will present a Christmas musical Saturday. Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. There'll be traditional Christmas songs as well as tunes about candy canes in a variety of styles, including classical, jazz. rock and rap. Admission is free. St. Andrew's is at 35 Church St. N., Ajax. For more information call 428-3331 or 427-1352. Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference!' New Soft -touch* mai0ioals for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures FREE CONSULTATION PICKNG TOWN CENTRE (LOMLEVEL) 420.5020 • Toll Free 1400-661-5020 6 SPECIALS AVAILABLL UNTIL Dec 21.On WHLE our M LAST � Prices Subject to change without notice (Some Limits acoiy) %" 2 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS "B "Y' 3 - $SS SHOP EARLY FOR XMAS S SAVE SAVE SAVE SSS a -•-y �I, ,lY�� Y ANN.. 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A portion of the sales of trees sold at Wal -Mart's garden centre will be given to the Heart and Stroke Founda- tion. It's at the corner of Bayly Street and Harwood Avenue in Ajax. Heart and Stroke volunteer Jim Oldman will deliver trees for a small donation to the foundation and is of- fering free delivery for seniors in Ajax. Heart disease and stroke is the number -one killer of men and women in Canada, the foundation reports. For more information, call Mr. Old - man at 683-9169. SEJ4RqS CORRECTION NOTICE Meds 12212 Super Saurday5w" on sale Saturday Dec. 17 and swtaly Dec a wdy. Ad 51 read Saw 20% on all wnM Kenmore Kdchen Appiosces Aller 1000 am saw 15%. Grva be combed. Ad shmW n" W pee Was to's Rep • Pnced warm Mea accessones Payeeter IntdWas be6ew gbves' mu1M,s' n assoned cobs. Mer 10'00 a.m saw 25% Sim" cava b combvad. The N"a AdwNew mels any narMenience hal Ova may sure cawed For oda 16 pop Sews Slaw Salved y and Sundry Fka (sale dales Dec. 13-14.1997) on pop 16. 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GIANT WAREHOUSE SALE DECEMBER 12'H -27m P 1 r' Monitor Includes! on of Colada Primer or Flatbed Scala r__ EC USE T14977 t� �L* 977 A91 -GE �i9" More Summit Direct Holiday Savings! at etro East Trade Centre EjaWrGreat 99 Brock Rd., Pickering PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1997 0 Main street akeover Kingston Road transformation bid clears another hurdle BN MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RITORTER PICKERING — Town Councils executive com- mittee has approved a plan designed to help transform Kingston Road from a highway into a more pedestrian -oriented 'main street'. The Kingston Road Cor- ridor Transfor- mation Study rec- ommends a num- ber of measures to make the town core a place to go to rather than simply drive through. They include lower speed lim- its, sidewalks. distinctive light- ing and 'street furniture', devel- opment of build- ings immediately bordering the road, exten- sive tree planting, and the creation of a pedestrian - friendly environment. However. the commit - (cc's endorsement of the study Monday night was not without some contro- vcrsv. Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan was particular- ly concerned about plans for the 'Rougcmount Vil- lage' arca of Kingston Road between Altona and Roschank roads which would permit building heights of up to six storeys at strategic locations such as intersections. He maintained buildings of that height would be "contrary to the wishes of the community" and "most inappropriate" next to resi- dential neigh- hourhoods in the area. Town director of planning Neil Carroll ex- plained the in- tention was to provide "higher massing" of buildings at in- tersections along Kingston Road and that the study guidelines are only intended to give potential developers an idea of what the Town would like to see in certain areas. Councillors were also told Town Council would have final approval on any development proposal, that six storeys was intended to he an upper limit and not a goal, and that in any case current zon- ing allows struc- tures higher than six storeys. The committee first voted to amend the plan by deleting the of- fending clause, and then began to debate the mean- ing of a previous clause with says low-rise buildings with a minimum of two storeys shall be encouraged in the area. Councillors then decid- ed to refer that clause back to staff for clarification, by next Monday's Council meeting. on the minimum and maximum height lim- its. Ward 3 Regional Coun- cillor Rick Johnson sug- gested councillors should not be looking at restrict- ing development so severe- ly on a road that is the town's main public transit and traffic corridor and al- ready has the infrastructure in place to handle signifi- cant construction projects. "We're nit-picking with a document that's supposed to be an overall decision;' he said. RICK JOHNSON 'We're nit-picking' ISECRET SURVEILLANCE SERVICE High Tech Equipment To Road Lip To 12 Hours Pinhok cornea's -MW TIE TRI K HM TIE PROOF" SERVICES: BABYSITTER, TEENAGER, SPOUSAL ACTNM "PROTECT YOUR CHRJNU fP BUS: (905) 57144 CELL: ('906) 4354040 OSHAWA, ONTANO Do you have an electric, oil or old gas FURNACE? J Don't pay till May `98 Best Price Guaranteed FREE Estimates WHY RENT when you can own a Furnace or Water Heater! GAS NWRJ J�. WATM A OOOLM PPIODU S Coun. Johnson also warned the planned trans- formation, with things such as sidewalks and street lighting to install, will be an expensive process and should be approached real- istically as a very long- term project. The study was a joint project of the Town and Durham Region, undertak- en after the Province hand- ed authority over Hwy. 2 to Durham Region. Until that point, the Town's hands had been tied in its at- tempts to improve the area and requests to the Province to change the character of Kingston Road were turned down by Queen's Park. Durham Re- gion has been much more receptive to Pickering's de- sire to improve the road. Initial projects for the transformation — such as preparation of construction guidelines for the down- town core and Rougemount Village and preparation of construction drawings for proposed western and east- ern gateways' along Kingston Road — will be reviewed as part of the Town's 1998 budget. Council will deal with the study Monday. P -Leadership course helps you' overcome fear of publicspeaking For those of you who fear public speaking there is hope. . : <;.. The Christopher Leadership Course in effective speaking has started registration for its winter classes. Students will learn to organize their thoughts and deliver a message more effectively in a friendly class- room environment. The Christopher Leadership Course will also help improve students' confidence, self-esteem and leader- ship skills. Courses begin the week of Jan. 18, 1998 and meet once a week for three hours a night. Classes run for I 1 weeks. Anyone 16 years of age and older is welcome to at- tend. For more information, locations and registration contact Mary Anne Follest at (905) 721-1984 or 1- 800-418-8925. Pickering firefighters seek your donations for Christmas food drive Children, seniors and families aided by local effort PICKERING — Pickering fire- fighters are holding their annual Christmas Toy Drive and are seek- ing the help of the community to make Christmas a little brighter for children of needy families and oth- ers. New, unwrapped toys for the drive may be donated -at drop boxes located at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St. (west of at Brock Road); Pick- ering Fire Hall #2, 553 Kingston Rd. (between Rose - bank and Whites roads); Picker- ing Fire Hall # 5, 1616 Bayly St. (west of Brock); and Pickering Fire Hall #6, 1115 Finch Ave. (at Dixie Road). Other items which would be wel- comed — for the toy drive and an- nual Christmas dinner held by the firefighters for needy families — in- clude: wrapping paper (also tags, bows, ribbon, tape); gift baskets for seniors and teens; stocking stuffers for children; Santa hats; mitts, hats or gloves for all ages; perfume or bubble bath for teens or adults; cos- metics or cosmetic bags for teens; boxed chocolates for all ages; games for older children; poinset- tias; gift items or novelties for se- niors; pop and juice; cookies; and candies. The services of a clown or magi- cian to entertain the children would also be appreciated, or someone like a hockey player to visit them. For more information call 427-6415. Billboard SUNDAY, DEC. 14 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT: Peace Lutheran Church, 925 Liverpool Rd. at Bayly St., Pickering, presents its annual Christmas Pageant at 10:30 a.m. Re- freshments follow service. 428-8887 (Jan Whalen). CONCERT: Our Christmas Celebra- tion, an evening of Christmas music, is presented at 7 p.m. at Amberlea Presby- terian Church, 1820 Whites Rd. N., Pick- ering. Performances by church choir and youth group. No admission charge, but free will offering welcome. Refresh- ments follow concert. 839-1383. CAROLLING: The Hermitage Com- munity Association hosts its seventh an- nual Carolling in the Park at 7 p.m. in the north section of Hermitage Park at Leah Cres. and Griffiths Dr., Ajax. Visit from Santa, hot apple cider. 683-0540 (Carol). THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1497 - PAGE 13 - church at Kingston and Whites Roads. All welcome. Free. 839-4621. MONDAY, DEC. 15 FITNESS: Fun 'n Fitness, a drop-in aer- obics group for beginners to advanced, meets Mondays at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Refreshments follow the one-hour class. $3 per night. All proceeds to the church. 686-0258 (Catharine). TUESDAY, DEC. 16 BREASTFEEDING: The Ajax La Leche League meets at 7:45 p.m. It offers support and information on breastfeed- ing. Pregnant women, mothers and ba- bies welcome. 683-7547 for location. FUND-RAISER: Honey Garlic restau- CONCERT: The Bayfair Baptist Church Choir performs a Christmas Can- ,upholstery tats, Bethlehem Star, at 6:30 p.m. at the THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM I NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING - AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE • DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT REGIONAL FILE NO.: OPA 97-023 The Regonol Muniapaldy of Durtwn n consOwng an aW r—' on to amend the Durham Regional Official Plan to permit a gor course in the *Permanent Agricultural Reserve". 7S c �+ TOWN OF WHITBY REQhONFLP P TOWN OF PICKERING � p1dM�E� • ^ f+ eo e • s c RO mO ts� •moo P 9 p • CONcE O 1 N � � ID 90D 44 av+ p • O t� SUBJECT Z L M s�O~VL GONGES SITE E a o VkhMGHEs� V r i NmOpYm PUBLIC MEETING The Durham Region Planning Comnvttee will hold a public meeting to provide interested parties the opportunRy, to make comments. identify issues and provide additional information relative to the proposed Amendment The public rnee0rg will be held on: Tuesday. January 6, 1996 at 10:00 a m. Durham Region Planning Department, Main Boardroom Whitby Mall, Fourth Floor. Lang Tower COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS? An information report outlining the details of the proposed Amendment may be obtained from If* Durham Region Planning Departrna+t. M you have any questions or ooanhenis regarding the proposed Amendment. please contact Barbara Hodgins, Senior Planner Tel: (905) 728-7731 (1Mhitby) Tel: (905) 6116-1651 (Toronto) Fax: (905) 436-0612 M you wish to make a written submission or if you wish to be notified of subsequent meetings or the adoption of the proposed Amendment, please write to the Commissioner of Planning. Box 623, Whitby, Ontario, LIN 6A3. PWw include your address, telephone number and the Regional file number in your submission. If a person or public body that files a notice of appeal of a decision for the proposed official plan amendment to 11110 OrItOW Municipal Board does not make oral submissions at a public meelrhg or does not make written wbmissions before the proposed official plan amendment is adopted, the Ontario Murhx*W Board may dismiss as or part of the appeal. Steve Parish A L Georyieff, M.C.I.P., R.P.P. Chair, Planning Committee Commissioner of Planning Dirt) .:arpct,� a prohicni! Du yuu have spots or spills and don't know what to do? You're not alone says Trish Hill of Dry Advantage Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning. In the event of a spill or stain, most people reach for liquids. This generally sets the stain permanently or, like an instant photo, the spot reappears. Calling a professional would make a difference, but who wants wet socks" Dry Advantage is the new way to rant, 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax (686-8231) hosts a fund-raising dinner from 6 to 9:30 p.m. for Graham Johnston, the Pickering youngster with Cerebral Palsy who un- derwent surgery last summer in hopes that he will be able to walk. Tickets are $25, which includes an all -you -can -eat buffett. Door prizes, silent auction. Tick- ets are available at the door or in advance at the restaurant, or by calling Whitby - Ajax Riding MP Judy Longfield at 665- 9182 or Joe Dickson at 683-7940. PARENT SUPPORT: The Association for Parent Support Groups holds a local meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of chil- dren involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school crimes or parent abuse. Call 1-800-488- 5666 for location. :lean and rejuvenate your carpets. The system uses thousands of tiny ,ponges which absorb the dirt -- "there is no waiting for the carpet to (try. Call Dry Advantage and discover the difference. Call Trish at 436-9530. Just in time for Christmas. LIVINGROOM FURNITURE CLEANIN( DININGROOM Chair cleaned tree & HALL � 5 69.95 seat sofa �'"$65.95 aemq specWtv ra. zoo sq, nper rows Falincs S94.95 Machine Rentals Available. Offer expires Jan. 15/98 Canadian Tire Pickering Pre -Warm Your Vehicle From The Comfort of Your Home • Warm-up and defrost or cool down your car by remote control • Start your engine from up to 500 feet away • Car cannot be driven or unlocked without keys • 1 year limited warranty INSTALLED FROM 0 0 •. 1 ,,r— er I IIIIII<• � � � � ��J•I ON ANY LUBE, OIL & RLTER I • Instal up to 5 litres of Castrol GTX motor oil I • Install Motomaster oil filter I • Check all fluids • Check belts & hoses __ • Check brakes : i • Check exhaust • Visual chassis check I L Offer expires Dec. 20,1997 PROSTART AUTOCOMMAND WM TW PINICMAM OF Z TOIE.411; • Our licensed. trained technicians use the latest. computerized equipment to help extend the tread life of your toes. • They will inspect all key components. measure all four wheels and adjust front caster, camber and toe as required • Installation of rear -wheel shims and adjustments extra, it required 24 99*two Cars Trucks & Mini Vans $29.99 CANADIAN TIRE SERVICE Pickering Only 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool 839-8124 4400% Stxvica 1111011111111: Mon. -Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p,ftL Sa Lw* 7:30 Lin. - 60 p nL, Sunday 9:30 a,m, - 5.00 pJn I rr.-..t•.....,.r . alrrar GOOD;PEAI? =�,� ( PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER St-1NDAV, DECEMBER 14, 1997 11 hnprova M.: 11 Improvements 1 Min Moving a storage roving a Storage CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Quality home renovations since 1975 Top quality basements, bathrooms and office renovations. 905-686-5211duallue r s_ Custom Califomia 6c Plantation Shutters Experienced Custom Workmanship de Installation Free Shop At Home Service Ajax 905428-8513 KITCHEN REMODELING Kevin Byrne Designs 420-3547 BUDGET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall, ceramic tiling 15 yrs. Exp. Call Marjo (905} 619-4663. cel.(416) 560-4663 DOORS OR" US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 T.E-P.'S C(7stroal CARTEN"T N COp1TRACT11344D ca�b.,.�.. m « .r+. . ry 4r� UP -9. dFclw,s a o.m. wwo,.s a goo.. •wd•n cp - w,•d. 1. .rdo Terry for estlmaM 432-9115 rMAHaindylrtan HANDYMAN And deeming services all work at flat rates. No lob too small (905)839-6989 Pausing L an Decorataw PAINTING & PLASTERING •vw afire Satisfied, Frac R11Fnales, Call scall at: tles►-al-411211 Pager l4161 -2W3021 Ail Pro painting and wallpapering St,.ccc Ce��rc�s General repairs Top Quality work w naeonabte prices tot OR to, senors Baa for a FREE Esnmast 404-9669 CWS Wall Coverings Painting & Wallpapering Small repairs, drywall. wood finishes, professional, reliable, reasonable, clean. Colin 839-7256 PAINTER Over JQ yrs. experience Painting, wallpapering, dnwall taping, C41.1. HARRY 428-2679 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 815w MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We roll move anything, anywhere, alyhnle commercial or residential Packaging. storage aria taxes available Senior a and month discounts Fra estimates 571-0755 1-888-491-6600 HARRY 0 THE - MOVERS Move b,g or small, we price them all' Free esti- mates, seniors discount, Short notice moves Ap- pliances moved. also storage space available. Comparable rates Call (905)987-4437 or 1-800-263-5836 AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. katments. Offic- es. Appliances and Plano Specialists. Now we hm heated storage units. Senior and Mid -Month Discounts Licensed insured Free Es- timates Excellent service. Call 436-7795. Experienced Cross Movers Bargain rates. homes, offices. apt.. etc. Paw moving. Padang available. 423-0239 286-SS13 FWWMW CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restrelchmg, our speciality. Free estimates. 0 & N Duncan, 987.1799 or 987-1800 House f3earknQ � , Srloe SNOWPLOUGHING • Residential •Commercial For reliable service Call(905) 686-4194 .. Adult ' Ertertaimlent MOONLIGHT ESCORT SERVICE High Class MalefFemale Escorts for all occasions, - Out calls. 24 hrsJ 7 days 432-14" (Hiring escorts) I l 1 L. A- L//VrE2/E GORGEOUS MODELS '20 PICKERING 1895 Clements, Unit 125 905-426-4466 (Brod Rd. i Bailer) NOW HIRING 1Gardening I, 1 sang Landscaping lardacapin T4REE REMOVAL & MAINTENANCE Seasoned Firewood Available CALL DAVE 831-7055 Party Services : Party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 665-d93t CLOWN / MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 tkmng Schools • ' sdroor AIA. SAFE PRO DRIVING SCHOOL Offering 4 day approved driving course for maximum insurance discount. DEC. 22,20.29-40 FEE $279. Also regular courses offered If you bring in a fnend you will receive a extra $10 off the cost of your course. 158 HARWOOD AVE. S., S •208, AJAX PI..AZA 428-1717 "PERFECT GIFT FOR CHRI-iTMAS" . � useless � • eseless • services services You May Need Foot Care MOBILE FOOT CARE (905) 428-8457 Lynda Donaghy, R.N. FREE Promo Pen With All Inquires (Limited Supplies) SENIORS SERVICES & Older Adults Caring individuals with experience providing services for Senior Citizens in our community. For more information call 905420-5114 HEART TO HEART Call Susan & Karen Henry . Adua • AduR EnNrtainmarR • EllaaAainrtMt . ct .r;enuenrun s nesi /rreruj EXCEPTIONAL LADIES SERVING Dt'RHAM REGION /iLE;;,AVLT & CIANS RELIABILITY A DISCRETION GUARANTEED Ill & OL'T SERVICE N(1w FIIwN(; 404-8761 servr -L1 a71n ..""" ( ■ -Directory . . a] 4 _ fax tm) 5794M ....... Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. 10 �oee� s A a 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THI.i )L'EEAS C:AkF 1X"1\\E1L1 ARE -,; 1- Adam Spiers 2. samanda sk>Fee 3. Karyla Scaringtga Winners may go dlrcoIN to Ifa.kln Robbins In thew FREE cake /Please provide idenildic-,_j PRIZE VALID UNTIL SAT, Dec 20, 199'7 ` `► iii X'!d r x- `i its, f, jil We do the �: :' \ One Call Dishes 3. _ for All THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1997 -PAGE 15 r' f _4 uuarctsman WoodPro There is no better time 'A 141JPi6 than now to enhance the look GE IgA of your furniture. With �.9�216" Christmas only a couple of weeks away, you'll want every- thing looking its best. So if you have a piece that has a scratch, stain or chip, don't despair because Paul %Iajor can solve your problems. Paul is the owner of the local Guardsman WoodPro rranchise and he's in the busi- ness of bringing your furniture hick to life. "In the past when your rurniture was damaged you had to replace it or spend a lot of money getting it refinished," he explains. "Now it can be repaired for an affordable price." Furniture Repair! P I Gu:udsii=11'olxFrw the rxpc-rts in on site furniture touch- up and repair. Services Include: ✓ Finish rush Reptiurs ✓ .Strucrurul Repurrs s/I 'l,iruln' rreRePuirc ✓ (hair ReAluin,c ✓ antique Reptwrn' ✓ Kitt herr t ' iblrter Relurbi Ching atm W®D TRO Fora Fico f.,hnl, lc (.i.. , 4115 II -- 1661. au will repair gouges and scratches, cigarette burns, water marks, antiques, wood- work and doors as well as damages associated with mov- ing. "I do work for moving companies, insurance compa- nies and furniture stores," says Paul. "I also do work for other commercial clients including motels, restaurants and busi- ness offices." I e'll also restore colours Paul Major, owner WoodPro franchise. to faded areas on your furni- ture, repairs damages includ- ing broken or chipped comers and polish your cabinetry. You'll find that this ser- vice is the easy, affordable way to get many extra years of enjoyment from your favourite pieces. In the new year Paul will also be stripping and refinish- ing furniture. Using Guardsman Woodpro's water-based strip- pers and lacquers you can either have your piece worked on in your home or Paul can take it to his shop. "The products we use have a very mild odour and are of the local Guardsman not dangerous and do not have a low Flashpoint like solvent based products," he says. 'This is good if you have a large table or other piece that needs to be done in the home." Guardsman WoodPro is backed by Lilly Industries Inc. and for over 130 years their fin- ishings have been the choice of many major furniture manu- facturers. In fact their polish is carried by more than 10,000 furniture stores. For more information about Guardsman WoodPro services call Paul at 720-1666. For franchise information call Michael lacks at ,212 GTA a -do IN 111M QMMY Howe & 011kv Rewovaom TOP Qualgc. PrVlessitmal Srn'lce dl Warkmansd% Over /S Years ##I Service • Finished Basements • Painting • Kkh*M 8 Bawls • Fault Finishes • � k i Wfble Tiles • DMM All work Guaranteed Pictures & References Available Dan Fanelli Phone: (905) 509-7523 Pager: (416) 295-7220 Plumbing Hart has expand- ed its services to give its cus- tomers another reason to call for all of their bathroom needs. "We're introducing our ser- vice on wheels," says consultant Sam Beninato. "We're putting a service truck on the road to take care of work such as replacing toi- lets, installing taps and minor tile work." This is just another example of the team work approach to business that has made Plumbing Mart a success for the past 39 years. That team also includes their 10 highly trained installers that complete each project to the com- plete satisfaction of their clients and in the shortest possible time. Located at 1534 Midland Ave., the Plumbing Mart show- room is only 15 minutes from any- where in Ajax and Pickering. It's a short drive west on Hwy 401, south on McCowan Rd. to Lawrence, go west two blocks to Midland and then just one block north to Plumbing Mart on the west side. Plumbing Mart also offers its customers a shop -at-home service. Sam, or one of their other consul- tants will come to your house and help you select the perfect bath - The Plumbing Mart Showroom is the perfect way for you to see a wide variety of bathroom displays in a realistic setting. room ensemble for your home. Canada's largest plumbing chain "We display everything from since 1959 and are the innovators an economy two-piece bathroom of the five year installation war - to full scale luxury bathroom ranty. Also ask about their 6 suites in realistic settings;" he says. month, no interest, no payment Plumbing Mart is also plan- financing on approved credit. ning to expand its products for Right now take advantage of special needs clients. They their maintenance -free tub and presently have a special needs shower replacement for $1,999.00 bathroom display and will be fully installed. It features a leak - offering other products such as proof design with an acrylic sur - barrier free showers. face that requires no grouting or "This is going to be a big tiling. focus for us in the new year," says For more information or a Sam. 'Because there is a growing free in-home estimate call (416) need for these types of products." 285-6798 or 1 888 Bath Reno(228- Plumbing Mart has been 4736). DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS CASEMENT i- -576-85 5 HUNG Complete selection of TILT -ACTION Vinyl windows & Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS i • BAY & BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDQWS 1ele�ellie�dc'OCD WAYNE MOBILE SHOWROOM HUTCHINSON »• �� SALES, SERVICE b usalwww .ry uu�u IF INSTALLATION j It 3 (9os) 579-2222 +6 WEEKS! FREE EDITORIAL! HOW? Call the Inside Sales Dept. x;:579-4400 ':; NOGST on complete or BATHROOM PST RENOVATIONS! 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DECEMBER 14 TO SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2&97 WIC ftw_sW=Nqc imec valtz"Ir imb 1.1moir — FCANADA-CANADA-1 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO - FANCY GRADE d�111PRODUCT * oCHEESE *CLASSIC CAJKES 737 C PKG. 4!k. 'I" Ot4lm PEs EA 199� SUNDAY. DECEMBER 14 TO SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2&97 WIC ftw_sW=Nqc imec valtz"Ir imb 1.1moir — PAWE 18 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1997 Pickering Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax:- 683-7363 Pickering's Maple Ridge Public School Jennifer Ball, Ashley Sampson, Stephanie Wildcats captured the Pickering area title Flatman, Pam Slomka, Kristen Proulx, in intermediate girls' volleyball this year. Ashley Wilson, Laura Burgess and Lori Pictured are Laura Eastman, Carlene Marks. The- coaches are Kevin Hughes Siopis, Megan O'Donahue, Becky Moss, and Randy Burns. Pickering PICKERING — The Pick- ering Panthers Rebound Sports/Brock-Hwy. 2 minor bantam 'A' rep hockey team chalked up wins over Uxbridge and Stouffville recently. The Panthers slammed Stouffville 5-1. Brandon Boyer scored two goals to lead the Pickering attack. Brandon Black, Joel Markham and Stephen McEachen tallied once each. Adding assists were Greg Cusack, Stephen Phillips and Paul Delsey with two apiece, Ryan Wtim bantams like 5-1 games bantams also defeated Uxbridge by an identical 5-1 count. Ryan, Grant Gooley, Bran- don Gifford, Cusack and Delsey scored for the Panthers. Draw- ing assists were Dave Skrepnek with two, Kevin Kearns, Markham, Black, Phillips and Boyer with one each. Goaltender Luke Gregoire and Stephen Araujo split the du- ties in the two contests. The wins improve the Pan- thers' regular -season record to 12-5-3. Team members are Brandon Gifford, Tim Ryan, Ryan Mihkelson, Trevor Small, Grant Gooley, Brandon Black, Bran- don Boyer, Greg Cusack, Paul Delsey, Kevin Kearns, Joel Markham, Stephen McEachen, Stephen Phillips and David Skrepriek. The team :s coached by Ron Kearns, Don Small and Mike McEachen. The manager is Ted Skrepnek and the trainer is Dave Cusack. P Sports News Advertiser Scoreboard PICKERING SOCCER CLUB A -MAZE -ZING Party 8 6 2 0 46 27 12 Indoor results from Dec. 7 Bob Johnston Chev8 5 1 2 35 23 12 SOUIRT DIVISION Lone Star Cate 8 3 2 3 32 29 9 Canadian Progress Club 1 (Tyler Angrove. MVPs Eric Pham- Papps Restaurant 8 4 3 1 29 31 9 Hung. Alexander Denis) vs. A -MAZE -ZING Parties 1 (Lorenzo Pickering Village Sports 8 3 4 1 35 37 7 Haze. MVPs Vanessa Taylor. Brad Durnford); Lion's Club 4 Piddair Famiy Dental 8 3 4 1 30 37 7 (Tyson Henry 2, Stephen Kutrowski-Henry. Amy Lennox) vs. Ryswin Graphics 8 3 4 1 30 38 7 Boyer Pontiac 1 (Jamie Robinson); SuperCentre 6 (Daniel Vil- Fastlane (Freeway Ford) 8 1 6 1 13 27 3 lagra 2. Douglas Wlillee 2. Andrew Nauth. Iain Smock, MVPs Marshall Homes 8 0 7 1 26 39 1 Katie Cartwright. Daniel Viltagra) vs. Sporting Images 1 (Alexa NOVICE DIVISION McCartney). EAST DIVISION ATOM DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Home office Computers 1 (Carne Frampton, MVP Carrie Bob Johnston Chet 8 6 1 1 54 20 13 Frampton) vs. Solid Images 0; Johnson Controls 1 (Derek Kong, Canadian Progress Club 8 5 2 1 47 29 11 MVPs Megan Seeley, Elizabeth Gambill) vs. Sporting Images 0; Arrests Loam Supply 8 4 1 3 45 32 11 Pickering Slo-Sports 3 (Thomas Lambert 2. Andrew T41, MVPs RWMax-J. Wilson 8 4 3 1 41 35 9 Brett Thornes, Joshua Parrots) vs. Factory Mattress 1 (Janine Lymbed Lumber 8 2 6 0 37 56 4 Arnett. MVPs Janne Aman. Adrian Field). Port Royal Mitis 8 0 8 0 19 81 0 BAND -UNDER DIVISION NOVICE DIVISION Nov. 30 Lone Star Cafe 3 (Jordan Doody 2. Kimbeiey Weston, WEST DIVISION MVPs Jessie Van Delft. Matthew Gentile) vs. PCCCA 2 (An- TEAM G W L T F A PTS drew Hunter. Josip Dugakc, MVPs Ashley Kong. Melissa Za- Lone Star Cafe 8 7 1 0 53 18 14 barhoy); Pickering S10 -Sports 2 (Man Chaisson 2) vs. Cashway Harrison Mating 8 4 1 3 36 17 11 Building Contras 1 (Patricia Macleod); Dana Canada 3 (john Midas Muffler-Pidnenng 8 2 3 3 19 23 7 Truplio 2, Sarah Durnford. MVPs Kylie Mitchell. Meaghan Roil- Knights of Columbus 8 3 5 0 18 25 6 y) vs. Boyer Pontiac 0; V*M%o Digital Imaging 7 (Danielle Tan- Templeman Mao ng 8 1 4 3 22 31 5 nor 4, Ryan VaIIiIMo 2. Jonnilor Pries, MVPs Tina Szolo. Ju- Alliance Collision 8 2 5 1 19 53 5 Name Polowyk) vs. Prrrrnier Trophy 2 (Cody Purchase 2. W/Ps ATOM DIVISION Soon Duncarn, Cody Purchase) TEAM G W L T F A PTS Dec. 7: Pickering Slo-Sports 2 (Matt Chaisson, Mir Stirling, Whiles Road Shell 8 6 2 0 36 18 12 MVPs Jaqueline Cahatinzo, Mat Chaisson) vs. Lora Star Cate Lidos 8 6 2 0 33 20 12 1 (Jordan Doody, MVPs Taryn Bachman, Matthew Gentile): Boyer Pontiac 8 4 1 3 17 10 11 Val4a0a Digital Imaging 5 (Jennifer Pros 2. Danieft Tamer 2. Freeway Ford 8 4 2 2 31 26 10 Ryan Vabfto MVPs Jessica Fewster. Ashy Wilson) vs. Grand a Toy 8 4 4 0 25 22 8 PCCCA 1 (Christine Donley, MVPs Lindsay Stevenson, An- Ouafit), Tuns -up 8 3 4 1 27 30 7 drew Hunter); Boyer Pontiac 2 (Warily Ansel, MVP Wendy Discovery Pima C.C. 8 2 4 2 22 23 6 Ansel) vs. Cashwy, Building Contras 0 (MVPs Nina Jhoob, Five Star Avatenda 8 2 5 1 30 42 5 Jamison Han=al): P'iamnor Trophy 1 (Cody Purchase 1 (MVPs 110100 Office Computers 8 2 5 1 27 40 5 the Dost goaMs Dana Milts. Brian Stertirlg, Amy Konarekis. Master Meenerke-Phdwng 8 1 5 2 22 39 4 Mame Aueon) VS. Dia Canada 0 (MVPs Nadia Presutb. PEEWEE DIVISION Kane Skelton). EAST DIVISION BANTAM DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Pickering Slo_Sp" 1 (John Poole. Aysha Franplon, Adam Firestone-Lougfhlan Two 8 6 0 2 54 27 14 Caruana) vs Bms 1 (Camonan Rod. MVPs Jenna Mid, Soar Legend Music Enterprises 8 4 3 1 48 35 9 Van DeM): Boyer Poo 3 (Joe Stephen. Soon Carrwon. Ka- Compuce ntrio-Pickertq 8 3 3 2 42 46 9 prom henry) vs. Lone, Sar Cs/e 2 (Cory Scopal. Ssewxn Mills. PcJwng SID- Sports 8 2 3 3 38 u 7 MVPs Lia Laney. Cory Seopeq. Monarch Kitchens 8 2 5 1 28 38 5 METRO JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE CUPE Local 129 8 1 4 3 29 49 5 As of Doc 7 PEEWEE DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION WEST DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Syracuse Jr Crunch 25 19 4 2 152 99 40 Dickson P .0 8 8 0 0 43 9 16 Oshnaws levonaires 27 19 8 0 147 99 38 Bob Johnston Choir 8 6 2 0 42 19 12 YYaMington Dukes 27 12 10 5 117 105 29 RNMax-B McLean 8 4 4 0 34 32 8 Port Hope Buzzards 28 12 16 0 107 127 24 Boyer Pontiac 8 3 4 1 22 23 7 PICKERING PANTHERS 20 7 14 S 92 120 It K&M Construction 8 2 5 1 19 25 5 Ounte Hawks 26 7 17 2 114 132 16 Gran Process Enter. 6 0 8 0 /5 67 0 CENTRAL DIVISION BANTAM DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS TEAM G W L T F A PTS 11111axford Raiders 28 23 4 1 179 91 47 Royal Bank 8 7 0 1 38 15 15 Thornhill Rattlers 29 17 12 0 108 99 34 Pidierng Horde 8 4 2 2 36 34 10 Markham Waarrs 25 14 9 2 130 99 3e, Picke ng SbSpats 8 4 2 2 26 17 10 Pittsburgh Jurwor Penguins 27 8 16 3 96 152 19 Boyer Pontiac 8 4 3 1 44 29 9 North 1bAh Rangers 26 4 t8 4 80 123 12 Dakota Bob's 8 4 3 1 20 22 9 WESTERN DIVISION Logan 806 8 2 5 1 23 32 5 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Pickering Oldtirners 8 2 6 0 21 44 4 Cakdon Canadians 2e 25 1 2 187 65 52 Lona Star Cab 8 0 6 2 12 27 2 Dtrham Hustuss. 24 10 13 1 110 121 21 MIDGETIJUVENLE DIVISION Huewio Wildcats 26 8 16 2 92 121 18 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Shears WoNOs 26 8 16 0 102 131 16 Pickle rg cedtimers 8 7 0 1 40 13 15 Niagara Scorrc 26 4 21 1 54 163 9 Houk Flosnt0s 8 4 2 2 36 25 10 PICKERING HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ouaity Tua-up 8 3 3 2 37 34 a HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS Bogor Pontiac 8 3 3 2 28 32 8 As of Dec. 7 Bob Baan 8 3 3 2 21 22 8 TYKE DIVISION Cdretech-Soroee 8 3 4 1 31 30 7 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Stroud Farms 8 3 4 1 22 28 7 RNNax-Paul Elm igia 8 6 1 1 33 21 13 Notion Auto Body 8 0 7 1 15 46 1 Mahkelson, Tim w Ryan and Black _ Canadian Flight Academy with one each.t . C F Taunton Road fust West of Simcoe Stlrteet Pickering out - shot Stouffville A - You actually Fly the ftmell 32-18. ` (approx- 3e, wd a fNgbt) -_The Pickering LEAF TICKETS WANTED Will pay face value for Maple Leaf tickets. Must be greens, reds or gelds. Call Bruce at 5794400 ext. 2207 KII Gift ` ^ Ce tiKcates f Available ~(% for Christmas New Modem Facilities The Unforgettable - ` Gift - Fly a plane for ,l Phone Ordems ,!*1 accer lt� with is t,"X or WC �)! PUMP IRN Experience the unique flavour of Scotland's favourite soft drink. DYNAMITE DOLLAR, Va" Rli & SAMCENTRE, Miles Rd OEB SUPER MARKETS AJAX DOLLAR STORE, Ilrwit Are, BUT N BER BAKERY, KbpW Rd b* SL W. BRITANNIA FISH! CHPS, Htltwgod Are, S. JASPER FISH i CBIS, Lirttpool Rd, On" Rd IL MR, FISH i CHIPS, Hwy. 7 E, Il I I n LMLAW Hltwood Are. IL LOB OLEtOALE, We Rd MACINTOSH FISH 1 CHAS, MMS Rd Weatitey Rtl & SUPER CENTRE, Liretpgol Rd. SAR11484 M FISH A CWS, Wo SL MARKS i SPENCER, SoWmugh Town Grebe DISTRIBUTED BY TFB tit ASSOCIATES LIMITED. TEL- 1-800-668-5779 r 0 Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay 610 _ _ FAX: (905)579-4218 TORONTO3dCLINE (416)798-7259 0 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1997-PA(W 19 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser X�. Pickering News Advertiser Outlet 1822 Whites Rd. Pickering Sara/Lee-Ambwlea Plaza CLASSIFIED ON-LINE Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. •••»^�^•^� Sun -Noon til 5 P.M. Ex ,.— CLOSED Mondays. FAX. (90% 5791218 %ardttia ! ! Cama : ! ; CatEers Raili■ Careers I I Careers ! I Careers I I Careers I ( Careers I I Careers _Nla TORONTO BS IMM fellft—IIPM Helping YOU Build a Better life ADYERTISINC COMPANY CLAtti AZ Dnver needed NEW COURSE!! PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKER Accounting a it Computers susirie" Aaewisistration • C:omputsr Support SpecWist Network i Communications Computer Progtt immiag M-CJLA. Computer Applications =1 . .PICKERING M 7011 Executive Secretwy Legal Admin Assistant CAMPUS Medical OPRee Assistant ,HOSPITALITY1 Motel a Restaarant Operado" KINGSTON Bar i neverags Mrnsome at Travel a" Toarl•w ROAD PICKERING owmialft" pod, 4 '0-1344 Son* CMozos oftrw it osllawe Financing available. CHAM40 EXPOM LTD. aMlaW in a new home for No mafl3er who ane, no matter what Y'fr �... We can e YOUR future success a reahty. relevant edu- Academy o/ Learning's Durham campuses utilize a EXECUTIVE SECRETARY unique learning system that lets You start when YOU want, learn 1 MKROCOMPUTER BUSINISS at YOUR pace at times that suit vav APPL ICATIONS Our instructors are always there to guide You --4n a learning environment that's bright and professional. r Gall the computer and business career � College many Durtwirn area companies tum to for their training needs—AcadsmY , Of Learning! In just six months, you could be graduating with the career diploma , today's employers demand. Call us TODAY! Start learning T'OMORROW.► 831-8167 prykering and Whithy Campuses Financial assistance may be available to those who qualify. • 0 A \■ GENERAL NUTRITION CENTRES IS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR STORE MANAGER/SALES ASSOCIATES General Nutrition is the largest specialty retailer of nutritional supplements and other health and self-care products, sold through a network of more than 2500 company and franchised locations in twenty-three countries. We are searching for Store Manager/Sales Associates for our new GNC store opening in Pickering in the new year. The ideal Manager candidate will have two plus years retail store experience and excellent written and verbal communication skills. Sales Associates should have previous retail experience and/or an interest in nutrition. We offer competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits and generous merchandise discounts. Please send or fax a resume, including a cover letter stating desired position and salary history to: General Nutrition Centres Canada, 6299 Airport Road, Suite 201, Mississauga, Ontario. L4V 1 N3 Attn: Karen Patchett. Fax # (905) 612-1301 NO TELEPHONE CALLS PLEASE Payroll Processor Mackie Moving Systems, an ISO 9002 registered company >pecializing in transportation and value added services, has an immediate opening for a Payroll Processor. Reporting to the Accounting Manager, you willpprocess hourly, salaried and broker payroll information fclr approximately 200 employees, including transmission to the bank; Data input, calculation, remittance and reconciliation of all regulatory and company payroll deduction; Preparing month end summary of broker remuneration and reconciliation to general ledger. You possess in depth knowledge of current payroll issues and a minimum of 2 years previous payroll experience; Graduation from a recognized payroll program would be an asset; Experience in a windows accounting environment along with proven organizational and planning skills to work in a fast paced, high volume environment; Excellent Word and Excel skills (Great Plains Dynamics an asset). Please fax your resume along with salary requirements in confidence to the Human Resources Dept. Fax: (905) 7284091. No telephone inquiries please. (Mackie is also accepting resumes from talented and dynamic individuals for other positions within the Corporation.) IddAdwiv 1111111111111110, =_� Mackie Movies FULL TIME CNA Durham based company is seeking a full time salariedperson to act as network administrator on a Novel network with 25+ users. The successful candidate will possess the following: • Minimum 1-2 years experience as network administrator in a fast paced environment • Ability to work on a variety of projects and prioritize work based on an overall IT strategy • Strong self management skills and ability to work with minimal supervision • Experience in providing MSOffice 95 and 97 technical support • Intemet connectivity knowledge and Windows NT exposure a definite asset If youpossess the above experience, skills and attributes, please =your resume, including career objectives and salary expectations to the following FAX number: (905)720-2085 There are 18,000 unfilled technology jobs in Canada Get started! ■ Programmer Analyst ■ Computerized Accounting • Network Specialist ■ Network Technician ■ LAN Administrator ■ Microsoft Office Program MI COLLEGE OF Reach for your future Call Scarborough – Oshawa today! 416-291-6662 905-434-8585 (Markham Road i 401) ffiff General HWP 1 Gwwal HMp 1 Gwwral MMP © JET MOULDING COMPOUNDS (1996) LTD Quality Manager/Quality Engineer must have quality training as a COT, COM or COE with auto- motive experience. Chemical background preferred. Individual will be fully responsible for all aspects of ouaftty inducing main- tenance of current SPC programme lab and equipment. Knowl- edge of ISO 9001 or OS 9000, Proven Supervisory/Leadership skulls and ability to train. Must be computer literate. Experience in Plastics Industry SMC, BMC Thermoset Compression Mould- ing an asset. Fax Resumes to: (905) 683-7405 Reply in writing stating salary eaxectaLons. all resumes must be in More December ISM- 1997 br consrderawn. In#: -Tom. P E R S O N N E L* REQUIRES TEAM DRIVERS - 5000 MILES/WEEK We offer. • New Equipment • Competitive Wages • Weekly Pay • Direct Deposit • Dedicated Runs • Benefit Package MINIMUM 1 YR. VERIFIABLE EXPERIENCE Please contact Alistair Lowe at (905) 579-2911 for more information 1 1 Carers 1 � H* JMZ Ganarat KMp ADYERTISINC COMPANY CLAtti AZ Dnver needed THE 14W STATION Career needs people *row for Cas- Clean abstract. 2 years ex - Tr www Center Become a tmw Service/ Sales/ Can- peruke, Me to drive US nail technaan, career train- pair Coordmalm aW nd o- Cal Oen eller 7 00 pm, 905 435 0977 ing availabW in anificial apantart Trakiirq. Cal (;ail for nails, ear cancki% pedi- an interview. 426-49Fa. DWELT CARE WORKERS cures, waxing. Student permanent part-time positions Financing available. CHAM40 EXPOM LTD. aMlaW in a new home for (905)72348083 regires A2 OwiwOperators developmentally challenged. nmacaRy fragile individuals Gerherat to service Detareen E. OMJ relevant edu- 1 Toronto and the US.k Year vpeonere�eqquired reply -- - round work pays $1.10 per to file l74, do 11us Week, A -Z PROFESSIONAL mule. Clem abgrW aW two P.O. Box 481, Oshawa On - Drivers with at least 1 year ye4m exp. req'd Cal Marcam tarso L1H 71.5 by December 31,1997- 1,1997.immediately WMter rkNr,g exp. ,wanted at 1-800.661-8965 for more immediatelyto run rift. EXPERIENCED Overhead door Canacia/U.S.A.500.600 mileservice man. Please call 905- radius. ICC Medical, CINNSTMAE RUSH 20 peepk 433-0573. Abstract and police needed immedulety to hep EXPERIENCED mamcunst clearance. Excellent wages with our busy season. W1„ranted for Wfvtby salon Ex - paid weakly, benefits, home time positions onry Pay va- penerke and clientele Or as- darfy. Also looking for team ries "th positron and reaper- set Please call (9051668- drrvers. 905-723-6116. srbilrty Call Trudy 426.4954. 2299. U ...o.R•�. a i.fWv.Jb.tl., rani .�-.,..,. _ ...... - — -_. . 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Other duties will include purchase order receipt data entry and monitonng all warehouse "wentory adjustments via data entry.Your high school diploma with technical college training, ideally in matenals/operations management or equivalent, are complemented by one to two years' inventory control expenence In an MRP environment. Strong PC knowledge (Word. Excel. e-mail) is essential, as is the ability to write and communicate clearly in report format. Involvement in CAPtCs is an asset and ideally, you are progressing towards CPIM certification. Well provide you with a competitive salary and benefits package.To connect with the best forward your resume, quoting Fie 97-ICAto: Human Resources Hubbell Canada Inc- 870 Brock Road South. Rckenng, Ontano L I W I Z8 or fax (905) 839-0138. E-UBBELL mait sbreman@hubbef-canaria com No agencies or phone calls please. Vve thank all oppliconts. however, o lly those selected for an Interview will be concocted: 1 Career Trairwrig Ea Caner Training 1 Caner Training 1 Caner Training Employers are seeking trained individuals for the Metal Trades industry. Durham College programs offer the skills and knowledge that today's employers want, backed by a guarantee that they can rely on - tbat's the Durbam Advantage.' There is a constant request from the manufacturing industry, for grad- uates of the Metal Trades program. These requests are for qualified employees rc r Macbadsts, Tool & Die and MiQlvrigbt Apprentices, all of which will he studied through the Metal Trades program Due to this need for a continuous supply of graduates, the Metal Trades program will be offered on a continuous intake basis to both fee payers and E.I. recipients. This full-time program will help open doors to your future in the manufacturing industry. Give us a call and find out how you can start a career in 36 weeks or sooner' VAN 10-0— a yew coEwr Car bdar for nom aow - pro em begins illiorTeealion al ,lomrc ry, 1994. 721-3300. Educating You for the Real World. 1 GaneM Help 1 General Help 1 Glah" Hag General Help VALENTIN" - READER'S CHOICE wiener. Best Stylists and best salon in Eastern Dur- ham Region is looking for hairstylists. We offer guar- argeed wage phis bonus. Den- efffe' package available. Su- perlative training system for maximum growth Apply in person or call (905) 668- "JURSTYLISTwanted pan time for busy salon Guar- anteed hourly rate. plus profit sharing. dental, drug. aro eye rare plan Cam Laura (905) 631.2196 IMIIT TIME, Clearers. drivers license required. Part time orgy, Lee -Anne. 428.9765. INSTALLERS: Car alarms. remote starters. etc Up to $15 hourly, health and dental. Good conditions. moble and shop. Mobile Auto Sound Service 1909 Lawrence Ave. E Scarborough 416-258-8824, ask for manager. OSHAWA office requires 4 re- liable telemarketers. Must be mature and enthusiastic. Stan Immediately Salary . bonus. Experienced supervisors also needed For an Interview call 905.723-6900 ,a, & SEC&� O • .e Inoue sL aw mw 576-9175 1 General Help 1 General Help 1998 OPENINGS $10.05 TO START International Firm must fill 35 positions, to start now for 98 ex- pansion. All shifts available I T/FT. Great opportunity for students over the age of 18. Training is provided. Call Mon. - Tues. 10:00 - 5:00 (905) 723-4920 RECEPTION/CLERICAL Fast Aced rapid growth company seeks energetic, courteous, cheerful receptionist with 5 years experence. skilled in muni -tasking. Lotus. WP Fax resume with salary expectations to 436-1075 before Dec. 16th SHORT ORDER COOK wanted fortatetena. full time. 5 days p!r week, Monday - Friday, hours varied, call and leave nessage (905) 426-0232 1 General Help SMTS MNIDED People needed to help with Ski Sea- son Full tramig provided in all aspects of our business. Advancement available Call Kelly 426-4955 If your not malting S400/wk Call now SUPER -DIET. Take oft Un- wanted Pounds 6 Inches. Look Good b Feel Great 100% Natural 8 Guaranteed (905)571.5063 KoSkilled HNp10 Skilled Help MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS Scarborough Construction Equipment Manufacturer has openings for experienced Mechanical Assemblers 3-5 yrs experience in a relevant field fax. 416-297-4034 ph. 416-291-9756 1 General H* TIM NORTON'S is now hrrq for new store in Pickerrp, for siorafrori as wd as produce hon personnel. Ira WN Also 'egoire experienced cake J 'm - ,r Please deliver to - same m person 465 8" SI. W . Alax 428-6VO 14.37 PER HR. Can t let the Grinch steal your Christmas. individuals required to start immediately in our public relabons dept for ECO'S DURHAM FACTORY OUTLET Mus! have own auto WI: offer advancement. paid vacation, fun atmosphere. Call Sunday 12 noon - 2 p.m. Monday 9 a.m. - 5 P.M. only. 571-3532 1 oNim n OOONQEEPER/3r Accountant. good position for recent grad. ongoing traaung, fug lime. For consultation. tax resume to 905-720-2151 TRAVEL CONSULTANTS warned full and part time. Apollo experience an asset Fax. 905-623-0179 or 905- 725-2668 1 sales Flab I Ao is AGGRESSIVE DIRECT sales protessi finals No prospecting Nide Market Mph commis- sions and vested renewals Phone 1-800-968-7054 for recorded massage HELP WANTED 4th year ap- prentice or Isl year heansed mocha" kir y repairs Phone 404-1327 8 a m. - S p in Ask nor Dye Advertising Saes Represent et i ves required immediately for career opportunit . Duetoc pintimcf roar Telephone Directory we require three additional %airs represents-tives.If yuu are aggressive, highly motivated, have a posi- tive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfaction, we would like you to loin cmr winning team. Minimum two years sales experience. Directory and layout expeneme a plus. Existing and new accounts, training, commission and base pay' Mail or fax. risurni to: Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, ON LIS 2H5 Fax.# (905) 619-9068 Attn: Donna Harden 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help is looking for Sales, Advertising, & Marketing Consultants. Proven track record, Salary Negotiable 576-7111 Sales Dealers Needed! Start your own business Eam Extra Cash $$ Help pay for Christmas Bills. CALL TODAY PAULINE 427-4689 SkM00d lie CLASS 'A' ievlrwan. pre*- atmy with Chrysler expenerU. I x busy dealership. Fax re - swine to 905.683-5738. CLASS A Automotive Tech, required for busy Pick- ering shop. Compebtme wage. Incentive pack- age. Resume to: 1600 Ba ty St. Pick- ering or fax 905-420- 7183. Phone 905- 420-1389 NIGHT SHIFT CUTTER re quired for large architectural woodwork company in the Durham region Expenence with spelling bed table saw a must Please cam Save Al 905-663-6923. 1 ntollpmal Medical Doral DENTAL Assistant d 9ecep tionist required for busy Oshawa practice. lir even- ings. Saturdays 8 Surndiys. experience an asset Call 434-5757 OEIITAL assistant exper- iiced. part lime. Scarborough. lex busy. tun office Saturdays and possible evenings Call P►gwa a 905-509.9999 HEALTHCARE worker living in Wnatry. Ajax. Pickerwig. Fon Perry or Uxbridge M.C.A. or H W ce16cate or rutted experience. First Ad and C.PR. certficate. Valid drivers license and own vehicle a must. PI. cab Ms Scala 905-576.2112. mon-61, 9-5pm. • 1 Deyeara Waftd CARE GIVEN needed in my fame 2 daystweell. 18 month d 4 year old References. Cal 683-9373, LIVE -OUT Nanny for 6 year old and 6 month old edam Liverpool and Finch area. Ref- erences required. call (905)837-0449 Availift ALL AGES• loving home, ex- perienced mother of 2, ran smoking. no pets, outside ac- Iville3 nary, rereren M5. CLASSIREO CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be fto li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy Is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. ORAMWELL MESTtt1EY Area. daycare available in my home, fenced yard, daily walks/outings, any age. non- smoker. Pone call Sylvia 427-3724. 4� r THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1997 -PAGE 21 1Dwft 1 DtrnulMtdicd Dw"1 wdicM 1 Anicfee for 1 MCIM for 1 ArticNa for t l 11f *WAMN 11 ` Sw Sw Sda for Sall for Sam The INTERACT Community Mental Health Program invites applications for a: GROUP THERAPIST - comAcr This is a 3 month aorttrad position of a progressive and established community-based provider of day trealmert programs for a" with a variety of mental health ,.U.S.p The successful applicant mast possess the 610VAng cora b nahm of skills/abilities/education: theoretical base in group dynamics; experience in brief, goal -focussed group therapy, preferably within a day treatment setting; ability to work without a co -therapist; ability to work within a small team environment; and enthusiasm. Preference will be given to those candidates who have formal training in Social Work, Nursing, psychology or Occupational Therapy Qualified candidates should submit their resumes and references, by December 19, 1997, to: Human Resources, Oshawa General Hospital, 24 Alma Street, Oshawa, Ontario LiG 289; Fax: (905) 721-4755. We thank you for your interest, however, only those selected o s R A W A for an interview will be contacted. GENERAL nosrITAL P:1RT TIAfE LIFE. ENRICHMENT ASSISTANT for accredited Nursing Home. Certificate in Recreation, Activation, Occupational Therapy or equivalent. Please send resume to: 1635 Dundas St. E. Whitby or fax to: 5764111 Attention Lynda McNabb . Daycare Awaeabk PICKERING Beach / 80110: Lovmq daycare 18 months t0 12 years Daly catnips lenced backyard and park)_ ;rafts story bme. music. nu- merous meats 4 stack$. firs) Aid C PR cerMted How smokmq receipts. 905.428- 1244 VIE SINE Y /RAVE MSCI OFT, not luncnes trans. indoor/ nmdarr Wal arta Gua~ on in a sale and happy enw ronment Acte plf. Call Nan- 428 an- 42870M Walred MAN whin W" Skidstee( i,ader for barn Clearang etc. Evenings 706-277.3161 1 FNeiwood FIRLW000 RWu LuaWer Frewo,:d Centre 4'x$'xl2'. S60. 4'x8 x16-. $65 Estab- lished 1963 Days 705-277- 3381, EvenmW 905-434- 6665 Fres delivery to Oshawa area A-1 FIREWOOD, excellent very best quality hardwood, guaranteed extra long time fully seascewd. Cut 6 split. Honest measurement, free delivery. Kozy Heat Firewood. 905.753.2246 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top 4uahty seasoned Hardwood. Serving Pickering. Ajax. Wht- and DURHAMaEWOOD 427-5278 FMIEW000 DRY. $69 12' tacecord Call Markham Sheppard Nursery 416-282- 9976 for pudwp or dekvery. NORTH SEATON Farm - Dry lardwood, maple and ash, bush cord $70. face Cord Free delivery and kklifiing. 5438) 472-9686 (905) 706- 1 Ba'p1N ARTI Limited Editions. James Lumbers. Allan Kingslindt, Carole Black, etc, It. Profes- sionally framed. Must sell. $150 each. 905.686-5046, CELLULAR PNONE Motorola Pius battery, $50. Organ Ga. ianti X300 Deluxe, $400 o.b.o. Wood dung room Wa 6 chairs, $400 o.b.o. Call Dave 619-0763. May, fridge. Mule. exodM condition Asking 1200. Dal 416.406-2667. ENTERTAINMENT fN1iT - $200. Chrystal -lamp $100; queen- comforter new, $100; Brysion DCM tower -speakers /pait Teak cassette- 5500 If 5100: fnera (46) lesow bomber -jacket $200. 420- 8609 ORGAN, ectrohome, w/ bench, lovely piece of for ni- lure. 2 keyboards, built-in Leslie speakers, plus addi- tional features, $350. Call 831-2239 1 Art= I. Sok GARAGE Joao repairs, broken springs. cibles, rollers. open- ers ins fled $45. New doors/ openers Quality Plus Doors 416-336-0073 1 Articles for 1 Articles for Sal Sale COMPUTER BLITZ HIM 41w, i)\2 rix. 121 me'b HIS, 12 Meg KA,M, tiX CD Rum, new colour SVGA monitor, 5595 Vete• Pentium 150 systems includes morutor from S999. We provide parts, service & upgrades! Model T Computers 131 Brock Street S., Whitby Telephone (905) 430-5615 1IOZr Pellet stove, used 2 lareat ;,,ampuier oystem Ir1CIUues Pentium 133Mhz (Intel) 32MB Ram, reasons Pad $2200. selling for $Igloo or best offer Cap 2.1 GB Hard Drive, 2MB PCI Video (905) 72s-4494 Card, 12x CD Rom, 15 inch SVGA, 14.4 Sportster Modem, 101 Keyboard sefte. cb. Asking; $1.550 080. ARE You looking for oaeas, Venetian and venial blinds i-3. Mouse, Okidata Laser Printer. Also Custom made to fit any wind- comes with Windows 95, MS Office 8 ow in yw tow Woe range MS Publisher. Asking $2,000. Call of CoimwS to c`v`n1ea Your Jason or Mark @ 427-7897. dww Fpr your quotabort all Mike 905-428.2882 2r ZENITH Stereo TV. 3625 CARPETS - lots of ur{ 110°'. nylon. new Stan re - week. Fisher Sunouud Stereo least Carpels on land I package 520 +nets. $12501 will caper 3 rooms. 5349 week t 800 267 9466 Pnce includes carpet. pre - UNIVERSAL weigh -lifting mium Pad. expert enst lta- gym complete body work Our hon. fast delivery, tree ab - 200 ID isatimum 'Image miles (30 yards) Norman 509'. Retail $1499 asking they 96 2314 $699 mem edndrnon Call 905- 436-7685 2 DRESSERS $45 rota $75. love seat $45. bed -sofa 5295. kitchen table 6 dais $35. 4 oc bedroan suite (tram 1930) $475. 5 pc putt bedroom suite (twin bed) 5395. desk $35 of- lim dafr $30. end tables $15 for a par. wardrobe $95. Dun - an ode chairs 5250, antique dresser welt mirror S95. car crdwave i stand $75 (905)697-3532 LEATHER jackets. up to 12 price, leather purses from $9". luggage from $1999. feather wallets from $6 99 Everything Most Go, Family Leather, 5 Points Mall Osha- wa. 905.728-98'!0 SPECIAL GARM NM oplrlel'S ;"Awa repair broken springs, cables, locks, rollers, new doors available Full Warranty 416-5014728 Model GM Short box 7126. Pickup. $125 for bpm. 4jb- CARNOMR MIR dish - Digital sound and picture. Over 100 channels, $5.75lweek• Free delivery. l -800.267-9466. CARPET S roans for $349. Wimi es 30. sq. yard., stain release, plush or twist, in - sum waM prea - pad. Sal 905.432-2750 CARPET tINOKER, 100%. Nylon thidl, plush. stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms. only 5369.00. Price includes 30 Sq. yds carpet. deluxe pad and installation in your home. Free quotation . in your home. No interest, no payment for one full year. Daniel, 1-600- 217-0104. CARPETS SALE Las of car- pets t00% %stun scan m feax. -pet 3 rooms 5339 (30 sq Yd) WchOes cow premium pad and installa- tion. Free eskmata. carpet 05SWreplaim surrounding�aia Sam 905- SW 1772 CARPETS- Christmas Sale. new IOON Nylon, Stan maS- ter extra -life Can and save, carpet starts at $1 22/sq It. n- cudi g premium pad7instaW- ban. Senior dscoua. Repairs "table Customer satlsfac- bai guaranteed For your Ira m -home estimate all Mike (905)431-4040 or (416)822- 82n - COMPUTER SPECIAL - Penti- um 166 MMX. 16 x C D tax modem, 32 M 8 ram, $15/ week 1 -BOD -267-9466 COMPUTER Wholesale. Pentium 166 muen-media, mon- tor $1099. AU10CAd station (13166), 20' monitor $1800. Monitors, 14. $99. 20' $699. Hard drives 1.2 gig $129. upgrades, Service. other Sys- tems. For inventory list (905)434-8193 COWOTER CLEARANCE Centre has Intel 233 mmx based systems with lr .26 DP morktor, $1.995. Other new 166 mmx computer from $849. Over, 200 used monitors in stock. 17'.15', t4'. 12- from $85, Used Pentium and 486 systems value priced. Used h,W printers $155. Dol ma- trix from SM. Special Soft- ware bom's to customers 10 or more K's away Exit 432 from 401. 164 Baseline Rd. (905)697-3059. CUSTOM WOE like new roy- al due velvet SOU and Clair, $750. Dark maple kitchen table with abonte top and 4 pairs. $125. "t 721-0268 after 7 p.m. Do" ROOM - Beautiful large 12 pee- mahogany bubbled glass ChippenxlaW. absolute deal, $4,950. 10 pre. dining room. Chippen- dale, mahogany $2,950. Mahogany baby grand $2,450. Free de- livery. (905) 780-0299. STEF a MMS Appliances portable dishwasher $275. dryers $1751up, washers S175/up. 120 hedge $200 white L06-by-fi0e. itt-mak- er. water disperser $749 Trost -free 2 -door $300/up. white self -clearing st 5375. sfova S2007up 362 French St (905)•432-7167 ENTERTAINMENT /niL wood. stereo companment wee -yss door tail (905) 691- 1898 wanted kids battery powered leep- FULL SIZE waSher Inglis $15000 elect dryer $12500 905-426.6111 Apt washer 6 dryer stacker $45000 905- 626-5999 - FUR COAT, honk silver cross Excellent conation Appraised in 55OW Asking S1950 Sire 10712. with stand up Collar. cift (905)436-6454 NEAT TRANSFERS from oho- tographs Complete art up work from your home. Orgt- nal franchise. cost 590.000 will sell for $4500 905-433- 0279 NOT TUBS d Demos from $1499 Cash t: Cary 170 Ca- simir St Pon Perry 98rr3557 KEROSENE hater. Aladin model /5381V 90600 BTU -hr 2.800 watts $80 905-839- 1357 TAKES 6 SOFA SALE e are clearing top qual- mattresses 8 sofas at duced prices. Oak din- ) table 6 chairs from 199; chairs from $60; •ge selection, Slumber eep Mattresses, singles )m $59; queen sets )m $229; 3 pc. sofa veseat b chair from 199; Also chairs avail - le. Come in 8 browse. quidation Centre, 181 Ind St. W. Oshawa. len Thursday &Friday ght it 8 p.m. Open indav 11 a.m. to 5 Bill Rd. 905.1: into. OAK Dimino 3111e' winter white upholstery. seats 6. large butleVchina abinet Was server. IoW. $2.250. Deliv- ered Must see! 905-263- 8672 WHY IS THIS COUPLE llO EXCITED? IT'S 1200 TUESDAYS "'i V For A Limited Time Only! The THrsWEEK will offer a 1200 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- 576-9335 or fax your ad to 905-579-4218. PIOC)S/GRANDFATHER :LOCKS Pre Christmas Sale Jsed pianos Yamaha. Sa- "eck. Kembal. Young Chang New dotal pings from $895 and up Rem to own Large selection of grandfather Jocks from $995 and up. Cal TELEP PIANO 433-1491 POOL idles 8' and 9' state ankard abks for sale. Foos- Dall r 01905420-6113 SLATE POOL table and ac- ,Msor S, riling $1700 Shuffleboard table. asking 5800. Boca in escellew condi- ,fin Cal 1905428-8374 SNOWBLOWER$ - Brand I'm MTD 8 top 8 $paed. 26- cut $13 50tw k Free dekv- ery 1-ItWG-267-9166 OAK/PINE FURNITURE Check out our Ian SPE - CULLS SOLID OAK TAW Sec eg 36'x54' sgl ped ble d taw 1 x 1Ir tart ANO 4 SOLID OAK WrgSor Arrow si c SALE PRICE $599111 Or a SOLID OAK 4Ox60 dWoleo table rhe 2X10- ort ANO 6 SOLO OAK WndaOe Arrow y SALE PRICE $1199111 sharer savings on an omen talk ads ane Dune a Had► a. Why veneer when you Cart buy 100. SOLID oAK- We arc not palls factory out- let WE ARE THE FACT " TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- ING 905.965-8774 1914 PONTAC woo. wagon. HOSE GONE AWATI MN3< automatic. good condition. WILL PLAYI 1101 1101 N01 marry new parts, am-Im as- Lowest prices of the year on sefte. cb. Asking; $1.550 080. drastically reduced full recon - certified (905) 728-4917 dmoned venues eg 1983 WATER. it you aro Concerned Plymouth Lahr. 4 cyl. auto. 1995 NISSAN 200SX. 2 dr 5 mint, low kms. 51.995 1986 spd. pw, sunrool, 200kms. Nissan 2o0SX, 5 speed. prat amllm CO. $1350 as is 831- car great price $2.695 1987 1957 Sunfxrd GT loaded low trials. 1996 HYUNDAI SONATA `76 perfect red. $2 995 1989 199 MAZOA 323 5 -speed. 4 Tempest loaded. due and door hatch $1500 (905) 428- silver, sale S3 1988 ale 3545 evenings high Boucle LeSabre. loaded. high loaded. 1987 BUICK Lasabre.new kms. excellent .n and out. tires, exhaust. good shape. $3.695 1988 Colt Vista van. 6 asking $3600 Evenings 723- Passenger 4 x 4, loaded. wow, 1492 $3.695 19898 Voyager 8 u I. 168 K, priced to so a pass. van, air, auto. low kms 199 Bonneville SSE. black. A-1 now $3.995 firm price grey leather Has all me power 1989 Geo Tracker 4 x 4, great options. new tires. $4300 obo, shape. now $4 9% 1991 905.985.7290 Grand Am SE. coupe. Waded. upscale resale store. Exdu- spotless black. sale $4 995 199 BUICX Century Ltd 3 BL. 1991 Buick Skylark v-6. air. loaded many new parts. auto. 120.000 kms. sky blue $1100 905.436.7126 gem, now $5.995 Hot Vj;refs 1984 HONDA Accord. good at $8,500 each 1991 Bonne - condition needs transmission vele SE. Waded. super sharp. 97,000 trims. 1991 Cutlass SL work, $2.000 OBO Call 905- red and silver knockout load- 66& 0042 ed. 1991 Buick Regal Ltd . 1944 HONDA Civic LX. beau- loaded. 3800 V-6. unbdfev- hful baby blue. loaded. air. able. 1991 Capnce Classic. 198.000 highway kms . 53500 Waded, only 82.0X0 kms. lake certified Whitby Call new_ 1993 Aerosiar XL Spon I and silver 8 9051571-4480. leave mea• ran paled. red ®1 Articles Wanted 1 Articles Wanted sage Must sex by Jan 4m passenger More cam and vm to choose from we ran 1964 OLDS Cutlass Supreme erases d CMica Ado Cement, 7ouie head new brakes 155 Khoo St. W.. at Midterm F2nd OR DEALS res stens- exc0eent condi- wall. ,where oar confiners on 1rr5.000kms 53600 as is rend their MOW, Open son - d Store & Brokers :cep (9O5)623-7767 esp. Plron. (965) 579.296. w 3 locations 199 Suntxrd. blue. auto. a.. EXCEmONAL WiLUE. 91 tion: DOIMAtem Whitby anAm stem. suiuoa Bkxwwn Trans Am. 5 Imre come T -root, ell, Trade & S10RE! 'read go", head not warped hely ksaxd nnclttOrg sr. S!SM obo 23DK Dave 985- 110K. brand new tires. 3 video, car a idlo, home '514 Cee n8-5321 $12.500 905-404-1943 ,urnlshmgs, )errelery, CDs, rnowes d more. Big or small - we buy it aUr 1981 CREV Cavatt. 4 -door. Top cash paid' auto Ac stereo. excetkm Don't Accept any less- rn0ttion. 126.000km Celli - :ed, 53.695 Call 905-66- 433-1785 571-2274 6660004 :449 Simcoe S. Simcoe N. 108 Brock St. S. 19M CAVALIER Wagon 4 M. WATER. it you aro Concerned .to '02 ^Xkm $3695 1989 with the taste. smell &/Or utak of your water, we can help Cap for Information 686 -Ml rimier 2 -door. 5 -speed. LEAF TICKETS WANED s_1T95 ban rest f: ", . ex- �ti'tll pJ�' face value tor xlent c- ' , 433-1787 WIMTER C.OTMMIG: Duality Maple Leaf Tickets. 1996 HYUNDAI SONATA `76 Must be greens, reds or golds. -gne 4-duor a�, .on auto Call Bruce at 579-4400 ext. 2207 D, WIN wii.D . a foots pow- skxuoof. avrvtm stereo as- ,ene Asking Once 53.500 Consignments wanted for auction every Wed 6 p m Datta (9051 2ti4232 905) ne' 3nOques . "'nit're, noydi vow'; rs ru'. ' µ 7655 mets Moorcroft, good China 8 glass. Old toys, collet- 1991 DODGE SHADOW 21 L. hors 8 other interesting articles Durham's largest ;.ry good sorotion 5 speed. aucron since 1973 u I. 168 K, priced to so a PteOne Kabn Country Auctions 5:.500 (905)839-9688 1665) 663-0041: Fax (905) 576-2x67 f9: wraa coals 522: plus plusmiff M. approximately 2 1912 NOMOA accord EX. 4 .,)Or. 5-50eed yw. W1. air. TRMM ROMANCE soled ti1 waA r 0 1 jmAm stowed. 163K. them prints ,r1rameo Evemnqndtwn. $t t 5pp certified Skaters-. $1150. 'CandkbgM ANTI QUESIADw.iter" o,r. SCHNOOOLE Pupows - :� 905.. $11 5 Stroll $600 And aro 6 lasing furniture. -lits.-. dkna weeks ,1d non-0*46iny Mak an IMoorcrOft 6 other art pat us w;wk Call Ga*rirrn-t table. lop of ft hint. leryl WL toys or cep nostalgia 576 1334 5300 for so 905.433-1059 items Decoys. took 6 saen- tW%IGHT Palmer Piano, re- Hkc. CON*Cbm or estates finished recently hnred No Call Rdbert Bowen Antiques belch Asking $900 Call (905) 655.8049 BrooWm Orr (905)509••2498 after 6p in taro E -mal rbttowen4sym- pow a 11$EO FRWGE 5225. and uD. used stoves S20C and up used washers $250 dryers $125 and up New brand name triages. 16 c I $605 New brand name 30' stoves $449 and up New 5 c t. freezers $255. Stephenson's Ap- pliances 227 Court St Osla - CHAIRS wanted Wooden for kdchen.anmgroon table. Call 905-723.8120 after 5:30 p.m. 6 weekends. LDOKIMG FOR kids battery powered jeep Cap 1905) 697- 1896 q. 576-7448 WANTED - Used computer WASHERS, dryers. tridges. '� DX2/66-16 Mg Rom - 850 stoves From $25 I= 0 Mg HD . 3 5' Disc drive, 14 4 Modem - 8XC0 Rom - 16 Bit down. tree delivery t-600- 267.9166 SC 8 Speakers. SVGA mom- ta. Leave namelf for Sharon WATER. it you aro Concerned 723-8013, with the taste. smell &/Or utak of your water, we can help Cap for Information 686 -Ml e 1 Ares a a 686-0234 alter 5 p m. CRAFT VENDORS warted - WIMTER C.OTMMIG: Duality to thew Crafters Market IOW - name brand t"ifter doth- ed 31 elle COu"Ice Flea Market. ng for ren. tears and Lays Soon! Call 905 -436 - 1Opening 024 (Size 10 to Mens XXXLG). Hundreds of name brand 1 Canpder Items to choose from will An' more arriving weekly. From Paris to tuxedos. RUGGED NEW MUSIC a -zine REPLAYS in Whitby las it al! �pVAwwwd � /-ar238/ind1ex.hbn Take a look a these savkgs. Prices stat - sura $29: Spat Lod a 1 Jackets $19: Snip $5. casual Fond pains w: rem s10: sweaters f011MD in rile Costco Pam f9: wraa coals 522: plus plusmiff M. approximately 2 Wusl!. Sound too good to be wrtNcs Pan Sumac true? Come to R's la RE- PLAYS. Durham's largest rnafe cd black with grey. upscale resale store. Exdu- vert' young. affectionate Please all (905) 723-1635 sivey for men, teens and boys. Sime 1994 weW Oen LOST- Female Tri -colour tab- oNerinq only tlN best n new 8 by on Dec 7, 1997 kdersec- nexl to new doming at up 10 tion Kitley and Bowler, Pick - 75% below retail. Experience ering. Has orange spot bet - consignment shopping for ween ars. Waring red collar/ � like nevow before and od tag. Reward. Call (416) 410- a high end look at low end 8722 ext 223 (Days) o (x905) prices. Take 401 to Thedkson 420.7132 Rd in Whtby, go nosh (3 lights) to Bum's St (turn • 1 Rrw right) We're m me first plata Boardirw on left (Burn's St Plaza) Mon. - Wed. 10.6. i0Y POODLE PUPS for sale. ThuHours Fn. 10 9. Sa. 10-5. 3 females. No papers, ready Cap 401.2063. Call 4 to W $325. (905) 666-0737 3 YEAR )1d Dooerman needs loving Home Affedronnate. kava cloth i, neutered. an slots Great watch dog. free to good hone (905)4W94n BEAGLE PUPS purebred. 8 wks Did $250 CKC Aegis- kredVd Checked. fast shots- dewol .3 maks len Phone. (905)623-4958 LHASO APSO pups Ready o qo Vet checked Pure tread $325 earn. Must be seen Please an Joanne (905)967- 1721 ROTWEILLEN puppies, per- sorwity plus loyal. fabulous mmpe--U. great will kids. parent on premises. first shots arta dewdaws removed. $300 Cal 905.433-7795 READY FOR CHRISTMAS. Lhasa Apso pups for sale Non -shedding. none -allergic. hearth guarantee. vN-needled House-tr iurng started. (705) 786-3124, leave message YOUNG spayed or neutered cats with vaCciailions avail- able to responsible homes. Kittens with first booster, as well as many medium to larger sized dogs also in meed of responsible homes. Pet supplies and donations al- ways welcome. Please call Durham Animal Adoption at 905-438-8411. Sichon Frise, Malsese Pugs Shih-Tm west Hi411= Temnxs Yirkim, Srbi_ Golden Retrievers Chocolate Labs Ist sum Vee Checked (905) 723--%" oxlw»u Himalayan Ftamc Pt Kiuc"s 11 AdoNtobrfea r w CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the spot financing Down y- ments from $500 O.AC (cars. trucks, vans. 1981 to 1991. Alandy Auto Sala Ltd 792 Simco Street Sown. Oshawa. Phone 905-720-3382. 1991 GRAND PRIX. '76 lois acs p61 ;6* p.Trunk security System. 4 -door. approx. 95.000 highway kms new lona a bracts 512.900 LAC new. one owner Cap 905.68.- 3020 1995 - MINA LS 4 or 6 Ci auto p .. p w cruse, tilt. a/c. awm can 79.000 hwy- kms $12.700 430-6821 19% CAVALIER, 34.000 km. auto aqua colour. ar, mint conabon $13.000. 905-263- 2338 1996 FORD W ndsW GL. 357A package quads over - had console. dual haVar, remWe entry. 2 -tone. less tion 14.DoOk. 5 Year. 100.000k warrenty Save over $6.000 asartg 525.900 . PST a GST Can assist "in financing. CIAO 5)434-7317 Private Vefk- WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum 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 9J-%ub-� 92 NU Regal G.S.. 4 -door, 3800V6, fully loaded. show- room condition, 123.000kms $10.500 Call 905-728-3134. EXECUTIVE DNIYEN, privately, owned. 1997 Cutlass Suolem sedan Dark Teal, gram" cloth. ar. windows. remote key pbrs. $20.750 Call 1905) 668-1136 MUST CNECK. •991 Regal. paced. 143kms 55900 MITI- mind owerped 1989 Call sierra. RE3 package. 117kms, Sit= art 1968 st0 I I I"ed CA sued. 55000 cert 1986 Z24. moo, I$Dkms 53800 art 1969 Regkl. $4300 an 9111115- 571 -=, 11115-571-0225. 905.668-0759 *AUTO LOANS' Auto Dta,er wdi a•-arge financing even it you have been turned down before. Loans available for no credit, credit problems, and barNuupt- cy buyers. No co-signers needed Call Ju* 905.576-1600 Fraser Ford Sales Ltd. 33, .6.-0.ta.: 4.1.4t w6:. dwcoa interior $6750 obo 985-1139 From warred $75 to $7508 Ior sap :ars S '•„ckC )r airy .:drlab0rt wdk- cles 24hr prolessional pick- up. Free Towing. Rouge Valley Pe,,Cbm. for fast woessrm- if pickup Cal 1905) MG -5740 A a A AUTO- :ars. trucks coats We pay sitc- 510.000 Can on We spot Any u-onOl- bale, any year Call us any- time. 24 hours. 7 days 30 men. service 905-GW5003 or 905-706.5234 A ABM AUTO Removal Cash for ars. quick removal (905)426.0208. ANY SCRAP Car or Truck worded. Complete or not. Top Cash pad. Free pick-up Call (905)261-8831 AUTOMOMLES and ItAkS wonted for scrap Any cond- tion, arty age. tree removal in the Durrant Region ash paid. Also needed 75 to '87 Cheer or GMC pickup for parts Can anytime, Oshawa 905 431-0407 CUM FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles .must be in running condition Dap 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St. East. Alex at MUPAD AUTO SALES SCRAP CARE Wanted, top pricy W. Same day pick up. Also ars for resale. oil pay 1. up to 55000 Call 686- 177 1 mak` ��r 1963 FOt1D F150, mMtA cost be seen, low mileage -1996 XR 100 Honda dirt bike, hird- y6"95mint condition. (905) 1994 FORD RANGER XL. V6. 5 speed, 47 K. Ongial owner non smoker. rust proofed. box liner. utilities box. rear Slide window and more. $115.500 o.b.o. (905) 433-8137 f e PAIGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1997 1 siie a 1 1 a r 1 1 arla ' 11 art" •' 1 oaap r 1 opM r C; 1 Arraouncmrraereb Rar Rert 1954 MAZDA 82300 ext cab, 101 K, black, Standard, 4 cyl . certified. S8.WO or best offer Telephom (905) 665-1306 N CARAVAN, SE.V6.30 titre. cruise. 7 passenger. Hwy. KMs, excel. condition Certi- fied $3.60000 1966 K Aries. low KM $1200 call 905-434- 1830 1 vaml 1 Wheat 47 FORD 12 Ton van. pro- pane. low miles, some body work a minor mechanical work required, as is. $750 905-686-1436 a 1 Auto Parts a Rwrws ABS/ Air Bag/ Engine Light On') Rough/stalling/no start! Computer Scan' Used far evaluations' NEW' Test Sen - so%! Relays. Solenoids/ IAG W Injector Pulse widmRre- quencdes/time bases/Nil et - led swildt! Printouts! Kapeluk Mobile Vehicle Diagnostics. $25 Home Service. 434-8191 9 -TINSnows rnoals 1995 SKIDOO tounng E. low km electric start. excellent Condom, $3.400 or best offer. (905)263-82,0 N SKI ON. Blizzard. excel- lent condition. 5800 or best offer 81 Moto Slo. Unra So- nic. great nurser SB00 or best offer 905-9864148 John. 93 BACK 1. Ski Doo. great shape 53500 or best offer all 705-786.3950. Steve. . 11 Apertnrnts 1 i 2 Bedroom apts. Avail- able nmmediately/Jan/Feb in Whfty Plea 14,�) 43D- 9146 or OSRAwA t bedroom apt Albert and Jackson asp. Ckx4 to all amenitiesant. bydird included 5600 ftwrmn- y Aalift Jan t PAstilast rgewrd 434-6311 lave MOMW 1 BEDROOM Csfewa. dean quiet triple■nice area ke- pcluddK integer. u000rgqet.. ubktiet. 5525 1.m.h 905 576.6jVa" 1-BEDNOON Central. $475. tndge stove licit, water in- cluded. amiable Jant st Call 905-728-1747 lm".R., beautiful lulh- equipped main flow apart - mel . lufly-rm x ored alarm system. peak parkup_ mmuls m from Dur aCol- lege. St 0001morun all mdu- save 905.5794727 NORTH OSHAWA ExTra large 6 , Dedroom s .arge bai- Cary Budding rias Deer under sew management , ;ear Now, and is a ve-, -lea- aria quer building 5598 S SE9P wokbes, able park.,". luded Available 1st and January 's: -,-o 905.579-5584 a - rwN rrwwrrrww diRi.. P Nice. dean. hardwood 387 so= N. 00e- to Feb. 1. Laundry M%bAled. SBIB.. SM. OW1946 2 ltl9>MOr apt. Mar Osta- Smokers �>t PrNo - 56OehAo. pis Iy- dHX 579.0246. 24aMOOAI LARGE spa - Cities; basement apl. Fridge. stove. laalaOrY. fill lita fid. and "o 2. No pia. 5700. ktdu- safes with Sateme ISWASran. cis 831-9152. A 5M 1a2 -bedroom ex- in 0smvna. from lean 5� $755 ppaarr til. all nes WKIUON. Da. Pkaeridpa Propinads 905-428- AAM 2 -bedroom, Separate enumice, Mak, 4 appliances, parking, no pets, Mo-sntoker. AalaOk immediately. $75W ff n Cal 083-9480 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. b SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED ILUEWATER PARK - WHII 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate. 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, A 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Util. Included • In - House Supt. 6 Maint- Rental office: Mon - Fri. 9atn - 8 pm Sat & Stn Ilam- Open VALIANT PROPERTY EK MANAGEMENT 905-579-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments $785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.gecKities.com \ wall street \ floor\ 7657\highnser.html. AJAX. 1-bwroom newt, ren- Ovaled basement apartment. separate entrarnce. am inelu- srwt, bus stop at door, imme- date. $675. 1sMatt Car 905- 426-7676 AJAX 1 -Bedroom basement Separate eMgncil, full best - '00m. 4 applances. suns srn- Jle professional 56110 morn ^:Iusive- Non-smoking. no Dets January 1st 663.1332 AVAILABLE r DNTE- LY , Whtby All budding spacious, carpeted. newly wi painted. m balcony. dose to bus. shopping. an Wkties included, firslAast required. no pets, 1 bedroom $675 2 bedroom. $775 3 bed- room 5610.. Call 430- 0134. AtNAIIM Jr. 1/58- Large 1 a 2 t K:1roor. everything included. Carpeted. Hralco- rnies, small walk-up Dtitdirng. BHoor/WtSon. lauctry on premises. No dogs. 721-1178 M you. FN B M MW= Rd norm of Hwy 02. Large 1 -bedroom basedmht apaatwit, separalle entrance, fun bath, corrpiete kitchen, spacious wirgroom. 5660 irncksive. Jan. 1. smokers, no no pets. (905) 426- 6118. CENTRAL Ode 1, man floor a I 't»ed haw We of house, sepirelwiltram. fridge aeir wickided. 5696. lsAlst Aad- able Jan.19198. 905 -726 - SM. CLEAN, 1 bedroom blsenaerrt apt. Rosej a Mary. Leon - ay, fox paring anil storage. yard. $525ftno. 579.3611. CLFAN, law 1 -bedroom. lop floor of house. all wisive. $600, firsulast, references, central loca8on Oshawa, available JanAst. (416)351- 9512 him message. DOWNTOWN Whitby, triplex, 3 -bedroom apartment, urge kitchen and lvirngroom. laun- dry. 5850 plus hydro. James (905) 509--11105. DOWNTOW WWTBY. large 2 bedrow with balcony. available January Ist. $74 (i s 905 669-aeoug tied. ail EXCELLENT location. Large 1 - bedroom pus den. sukable for single person AM magerve Amabk January 1St. 5600 C905µ32-9629 or (905)427- FORIIWD urge one bed- room apt. Sep. erhN. 111 Clan, really tlrrniaw PaA- Mg, avail wmrad " V45W mo. nestlast required Park Rd/401 Oshanm 133-%W, NAGE 3-NNoom in pAgk home mint condition. avail- able immsdately/Jan 1st. in dowin cram Whitby Appliances and laundry included 5950 Cal 1416491-3714. LARGE 2 bedroom. available immediately in Bowmamri le �� 905) 430-9146 or (416) 1 a2 BEDROOM apes Aved- ade immediately. Dec. 1. or Jan 1st New building. start - ng at M. 350 llalapa, OSLawe. Mo pets. Cal (906} 576-6724. AMANABIi NOW, large one bedroom in quiet apartment house. suitable for sirngk. Ruane 5711 morn tion so mem appM&Md. ORAE bedroom inerts baw ment -. larrhdry, cable. parlunp aailabk.. Mex Go TrairL� -tracepnsit. 5475. Ike d man floor included. Good at - raw 1 - 720-2903 SPACIOUS well maakdaioed 2 bedroom apts. Avail. at 900 ad BN Glen St. Some wo wtllirh dosaas. pairs provided. close to schools. s►epvia Centre. GO station. udiles included. Cal 724.4993. CENTRALLY LuaMIF Oshma Dec bedroom n 6 J�a1 , range. First a las, M 1265. ID- OSINWA401/SW)cm South, Various 1 -bedroom apart- ments, immediate. $450.11y- dro. 1sUast, includes heat. � er. 1 ,4 fridge. stave. Pill= B - Brock//2. air cam. one bedroom headman! SO. Urge ON -M kitchen, $575 including cablebgj D � 7340. PICKERING 1 bedroom base- ment in Quiet home, suit working single. 5650/month inclusive. Available Dec 15 or Jan 1st. No -pets. call I905µ20-2054 OSHAWA 'NORTH Oxford 1. 2 & 3 bedrooms. Near GO. 401, shops. Panting balcorry/ Patio From $640 all inclu- sive. Istnast. Additional park- ing avail. 905-721-2232. 416- 239-2752. $1 - IA Absolute Affordable! SICK OF RENTING"? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bun alow $800/month Appliances s Wktdowr Coverings included No down payment???? go Discharged Bankrupt???? (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY SOUTH AJAX. 3 bedrooms. Sales Rep. tiutton Group EAce Realty Ir- newly renovated. pauzi, own laundry. private parking a en- �e- trance, $950 plus utKmes. all r 1 Kerr Frank 905-619-0678. 416- 374.8331 SPACIOUS, clean, newly car- peted. 2 bedroom ape., Ross - land &and Mary Laundry.free parking and storage. yard $775 !mo 579.3611 OSHAWA Huge 2 BIR apts. at 280 Wentworth St. W. $630- 5650 utilities included. Bright and clean. Close to schools, shopping. CaII for appt. to view: (905) 721-8741 WHITBY - Deautdal Z Detlrcom casement apt. sFtireplace. 5 appliances throu ghoul. S799mo.. rhjcteeds utilities. Sep emrano, Park- ing Immediate. hrst/last 433-5550. WHITBY - Duplex 3 bed- rooms 4 appliances. deck. polished floors. 2 car parking. bus route a schools dose S895/mo. Rrstiast/rie erm es 9D5.259.03W WHY rem when you an own your own norm for less then YOU th"*70, Call Dervic fty. lock Saks Rep. Rdwx summa F= (1991) Ltd (905) ti66-3BOd or (905) 666 3211 Howeee 1 e R- S ' -' A AOsome Anompow WHY RENT. OMllli YOUR NOCM FROM $64SNM" FWANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE hast $71-6273 1-800-840-6275 Sales R p SiAGr Grow Excel Rea y I SFOMBN i hath with suae. laundry_ deck, kneed backyard, parturp, Guide street excelkmOoorinoo0 near C C. 5795 i Feb 1sv 98. Call 90S•571-5320. AJAX. House for real upper level 3 bedroom. 4 hoill- r. es, am. til of WNrfs S1000n mo Purl damp -_ day 6s3-2954 A everengs 683- 9696 AM. CENTRAL . 2 storey. 3 bdrm 4 appliances,dean were kept him No pets. $350 . U MMS 6113-87611 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 1 lloueee r 1 here Rent Acco m odetgn RESPONSIBLE people. child - welcome No pets pre- Ajax - 3 level, 4 ferred. 3 bedrooms. living- bdrm. house in nice room. dkiirgroom. kitchen. 2 neighborhood to Wthf-. capers trestiy' snare with 3 dewed. Ire" pained ui- professio20snal males, side. Soso. alt or tufnate, mrd _ 32851mth. 1stAast 1-800-427-5973. SNCOE i ADELAIDE Area. Small 3 bedroom Suitable for $mar tamay. $900 Pius rAis- ties. Avail Jan 1, call (905) SINGLE ROOM with shared 683-5117 (Days) or (905) 427- facilities Female welcome. 1637 (Eve.) ask for Abe Non-smoker no pets rekr- WHITBY - arge 3 bedroom home dmngroom. broadloom mroughou, nicely decorated, arge satin kitchen. 5 aP phlanas. aRadied garage, n dudes ulAAd$ 5950nrho. Feb 1 F"WhI 1 433-5550 3-KDROON Whitby ViCMrm '(Pwnnouse Hardwood floors. gas. perkup comer one p� val yard. near sdioo - Anar�9rnwnedlaa4y 5.7p.m. 728 Tow nhor 1 r For BRAID NEW '700 sg tL 3 - bedroom 2 store,. Garage. Rosas 6Garrard Available, Jan 15 Rekrncet followed s1100/morWn. Meriden. Cal 1416)8611-5095 ences. amiable inrnedUtey. Renu negotiable Call (910420-0249 anytime 1 once a A" Sol" OSHAWA 4 Nomas Free Rim HI- 1150 sq 2nd fir M. 600 sq. main M. 300 34 R arson from Osh Came. 600 2nd M i500 12W sa It 2nd lea 1.Wo sq. R mnan. Call 131-2447 or 6561132. FIRST CLASS office span. prime King St W Oshand kr . I . 3612 sq. R. sunt medl- Cil, dent-.Ippl or Oniess mm. Low rent. ices 721-3016 or 434-5309. OFFICE SPACE for fru, down - OPEN NOIRE. SAT DEC 20. own Whroy 700 sq R $375. or 1200 sq It 5725 pis hy- ' D AM -0 4 P N CARRIAGE dro. Cal 905.130-3756 KILLTOWNHOUSES larndrY Idldwh i �lboetE011 ONLY ONE LEtTI SES sq R MW Feb. agrabikfy. 134. office Unit second floor. 3972 rlih Simcce cn�tpara quiet crescent. dose to school. $1100/mo. 1sUgst. no (O�shave) loc KNIC/TDWNLINE eourbot available I",I s indicted avaiable now urge }bed. Available knr edetey Can room townhouse. garage. 4 905-571',-5/23 so for Ikon or appmanm. $940 Kana Phare (905)721-82130 Football. Dog/Horse track. NOW RENTING: 1100 Oxford WA%N&W • unh St Oshawa TOwxtonM rnow, large 3 -bedroom house, avad30ke tmffmtle" For INDUSTRIAL UMTS - 1280 your CorwierhMrKi dl WINDS it Tend*W 1937 sq. R once open Tues a Thum 2 -Spm wwNousrq. $325 sq fl no. Sol. a sun. 12-" Or tar Available Dec Car (9051579- COut1TICE Jr Executrve more ktamabW ar Pal 905- 5077 aver 5. MMA71.3231 tack -spirt, da. sky lights. 579-1143. larndrY Idldwh i b#W lamely room. wish nano- 1AUNTON TERRACE Town- • 1 Floridaral R fireplace. suched gauge. houses. 100 Taunton Rd E. rhised room n proles------ quiet crescent. dose to school. $1100/mo. 1sUgst. no OUMM Dec Jan. Feb. occu- CLEARWATER.lumshed mo - Plisse call Caldwell per, 436.3346 bks. heated pods. not tub. Mer RMA Real esWe TAUNTNVSIMCOE. 3 -low- terms, minutes to Blue Jay basebldl. NHL Hockey, NFL 19051-723-9414 room. 4 appiarices. 5835 Football. Dog/Horse track. MYRTLE Sati ri, avilabak ro t immeusately beeches and major antic- rnow, large 3 -bedroom house, everything this dean a ears. Children welcome PhnO- on heat. Paul bath. $1095/ 1 Rwne los aviaable (905)683-5503 month plus urNies. Phone (905)721-V13 . pang. S10 Privale Maned 1 1 r Sob OSMOM - Downtown. 3 bed- room, recently moat, modem kitchen. $950 nWo- sive. 1st aro last. Ralyd- clot, 576-1901. DIANNA bedroom weanMrAe+ surooln. 2 Was. IhaOwood floors. 9' cediew. frerfLih 00.0m gas held. Priva4a yard. Chm-SW t Jan or Pr >. references to 19051 839- CNW 14norn AJAJb Anel" imrotSMely 1smaumoill required On nclusiue. aM 10 bub stip. No pas. No Can 619 - roams for nein. b 1104 x- mlde welcome, leap In ex- dumpfor i housework � OSMANA 3 -bedroom serial- larndrY Idldwh i elatadaao with gauge afhd Po- bIIL 428 -BBQ ftf" ih-aw apsrtNptl 5936. .utsifies. Fenced yard. prove 06M pift ad asp, err 10401. CII 906.831-2355. rhised room n proles------ ONVML 3- " semi in b> sraalNc W.* area. Formed yard. pw tear ell. Pff mo. vale d. pose to Be new flow or Jw at.&m.(505)723- = N- tportlt - m ties. 676, jartuary 9106.985 354 Y 705 873 9294. lOMOE MALLET Area.tw- realld raw in dpn quiet home Satiable for emijklyed PAIWJOIIM Ara. vj* to ton-SMIliker. Bus, parking everything this dean a � fledWes, rekretrres. Strom 1 -in 4 9-2459 home. -bedrooms. amp- centrail � O/ - - 1Acomimodigm . pang. S10 mon"h.1/2 heatAydro. cam Torry 905 404 2N1. S BONM. house to Share. am, br4m pose to No a PN2tBM Tema Centre airs, "MO. SNA) * uft IW 3 bedroom send available. ace• lust Me dogs. Jan. 15. Cal(416)444-7391. 839-2078. PONT PERRY (Caesar ) 2- AJAX - 111161111 arae home, bedroom plus IoR. Ned rano- can bvkaproom, DiM, palukp, deled. Lake view on quiet lair, pfaone &cable. Share street. It"Nable immethar y. laetrrlry aid k8deru. doM b $12S"orM. 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Enjoys dining, larcnng and travel. Seeking a tall, caring gentleman.the early 50in's. enjoy 9 same Friends first. BOX 25300 FRIENDSHIP AND MORE 41 yr old. Single an Br of and ,wo with blonde M Nue eyes. Enjoys mores. larhdrg, walks and more. Seeking a single mal with similar int S. BOX 18%7 LETS GET TOGETHER 34 yr old. 52. full figured ale with brown hair and blue eyes. Enjoys bowling. movies, children and more. seeking a mal with similar interests BOX 11021 CLASSY LADY 5'5'. slender. attractive •amale who enjoys theatre. ne dung, travel and more. Seeking a distinguished. "European male who eNfiOyS me finer tags n lie. B07( '1606 DUALITY TIME 35 yr old. employed. whose emaw, smoker. with a sense of humor. Enjoys ani- -eals, cookin% quiet times and more. Seeking a fat. white mat*. 32 to 40. wiho is employed, with a sense of -umor and similar nteresta. BCD( 14048 OUIET TIMES TOGETHER 44 yr old. 5W. median buil. attractive lerrhale with a sense of humor. Enjoys trav- el. dance% quiet to and mon. Seelkerg a mat*, 40 to 50. with similar redresil BCD( 18760 AFFECTIONATE MAN 35 y, old. 5'4', 130 lbs. sep- arated Seeking Cfwrelwh male who loves to one. one and aught: non smoker ah- Rea-no- LOOKING neb go b dturch. ea r Domer. BOK 25295 LOOKING FOR TLCItt 50 yr old. 5'8', 175 b, angle white lemae. Seeking a sin- gle beck mala 40 to 50, 5'11' and faaar. for, fremd- ship and possibly more. BOX 34407 LIVE. LOVE, LAUGH 3tatuesgru. down to earth, -edhead, 47, desres com- Wly of Intelligent , tallea og- leman that knows me weaning of ntegrty and -espect. Open to sharing 'un, laughter and special ',mos. Non smoker, non irenker preferred. BOT: 25265 SEEK MY SOUL MATE 44 yr old, attractive, ovaCed wince female look- ing for her soul mate. Must enjoy dancing, music, mares and quiet fights at home. My ideal soul nab would be a singe white male, 40 to 55, who appreci. ales my interests. BOD( 14121 SEEKING A MATE This female is a snhoker arca is looking for an old h f s - 6SEujosrtd nyart, five "logon daring, old homes, antiques, plants, chtdrdeN �ir144149 more. LIBRA LADY 31, attractive , ttra Live. 5S', medium build tigfe mother Enjoys fish. camping Car faces• snoewrtabt sI ng wales, movies ail a�macvfeeft an- tic, honest acid male with singer irlleraefar No Scorpio � 30433 WANT EDUCATED MAN 25 yr old. tug figured, "Is professional woman who enjoys music, dancing, movies and travel. Seeking a single male, 24 to 30, who Is emotionally and financial- ly secure with similar nter- esls. BOX 13741 PLEASE LEAVE MESSAGE White, affectionate full fig ured, employed, mother d 2 seeking warm heart- ed. sin- p cere, teddy qQ Fa boar- Love/ type mal J 34.44 who Holi lone of too call I give. O 451 - Likes aO� family 0 outings. mOvos. music, dancing. romantic evenings 3 BOD( 11625 INCLUDES THE CHILD O Fug figured mom seeks mad. over 35 who Mies the simple things n life. t you are interested n a relation - Ship that includes a chid, plum gal in touch. BOD( BLONDE FEMALE 19 yr old, 57. 180 Ib blonde tamale kkes movies. partes, welveresteng People. Souks mal 19- who Yves the same things. BOK 18216 SINCERE REPLIES ONLY 32 r old. 57, full figured. angle. whhte mom w gi brg dark hair Seeks mal 32-42 who has haw. Mos children, kill woks. moves and is not into head games. Snare re0 only BOJ( 18225 MONOGAMOUS LADY SO r old. 175 D, 57' artrac- live. w gwv% honest sin- g*, blade famed, non trndk- or. Mies coolkng- darhcng- bkung, moves. Seeks lov- ing. ucierstandrng, ar ployed mal. non smok- es. for a moreogerr ous rele- 18829 tlel can grow. BOD( LIKES TO TRAVEL 52 r old, slem, attractive female seeks rebred mat* to share We's treasured tires wall. BOK 18970 ATTRACTIVE BOMBSHELL SS r old full figured, aWW- M femad lath old tash- iorrd value seeking mel. BOD: 35278 ATTENTION MURRAY You responded to my ad. which a number 25122. and 1 didn't receive all d your phoo number. I would like b hear from you. BOX 25280 MD HEAD GAMES HEREH 44 r old, 5 5', 112 b. attrw- five, single mother. employed txutgorlg social drinker, enjoys laughter, darhcre% dreg• movies and quiet times. Seeking an attractive, it male, 36 to 48. emotionally and finarally sewn for friendship first. Hornet a must. Single mews welcome. BOJ( v - 13654 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1997 -PAGE �1 4 1 L//M, : I FR1;1; PERSONAL An SINGLE PARENT 32 yr old, fun figured. 5.2 1/20, single white female enjoys � walks, camping, movies, dining out and more. Seeking an honest Single gentleman 32 to 42. with full head of hair and has the same interests. BOX 18234 OLDER THAN MYSELF? 27 yr old. single white female, seeking a male Q wfho likes gong out. good o times. Q 17! �p laugh - p ng, chil- or the ten• etc. ff you !jays share the -r)1M- same rater 7Vw!/ eats. call 3793 o filed Box �O 32970 rM n ALWAYS �3 AROUND! 19 yr old. Single while mother of two, seeking a angle while mal, 20 to 28. If you are If 33255 interested. -call IT'S POSSIBLE 33 yr old. fug figured• single while female: smoker. seek N a angle white male. 30 b 38. who rs snoare, down to earth and financially secure. t you are good humored and wen a posse - big rWtionship. call BOX 33897 CHRISTMAS COMPANON Attractive. slim female enjoys Oameng. terms. the - SW dirrg ail and more. Seeking a tall mat* over SO, with the same rhterests. Bmf 339122 HAVE THESE OUALmES 39 r old. attractive. single white Nmat* enjoys romantic walks, condet ght drvisrs and dancing. Seeking a good look - ng• financially secure. single white male. 35 to 45. Affectwn. honesty and friendship first. BOX 34879 FINANCIALLY SECURE - 27 yr old, 5'5' employed female Mees to work out and is financially secure. Seeks spontaneous. adventurous, employed male 27-32 who is affec- tionate. knows how to treat a lady and is frnancaly secure. BOX 13041 NO COUCH POTATOES 40 r old attractive, blonde. divorced, Professorial. white female seeking male. 40-55 who likes dancing. mores and Sunday after- noon outings. Friendship and a possible commit- ment. BOX 14008 ARE YOU LONELY Energetic, tit. 50, lady, looking for similar gentle - mar. Interests include tinting• hiking. gardening. cooking, 8 theater. He should be easy gong. fun loving, independent. 8 romantic. Let's get togeth- er for a chat. Pickering area. BOX 25270 If ARE YOU MR RIGHT? Are you 48 W 58. hand- some, outgoing, good sense of humor, par- sonality, dancer, hon- est and romantic. Likes country music, no dependents. For a complete op -to -date listing of Toms loot = tw Internet: bft://www. w�low&. sktar.I <Or LOOKING FOR Single white - lismalt 19 to25 more. EIM 25203 PLEASE CALL AGAIN Attention- You responded b Box a 12298. 1 be your defirW low to alease:all again BOD( 11460 ROMANMTNU Single auburn hair, blue eyes and fun k*, Ing amid wages, to ming for sir" a". 37 with r w4wesw BOX 30418 AND angel whoa ismel is seek- ing a sighs whip mala /8 b 21, who Iles ars, spats and just watt to have fun. I you have similar interests. give me a ah-. BOD( 25275 NICE GUY WANTED 21 r old, 5Y3', full figured muter d one, brown hair. blue eyes, employed, friend- dbW sense of hums. a single will reale for a big term relationship. BOX ttf " charming. What you get is a whale V aU calls resumed. BOX 25273 NEW TO AREA Fornad. 37. 5.117, motwr of one looking for Mr. RIM. with or without depadarhts Looktg for a romantic mal. 35 to 40, with medium build. long hair kept reat.Deerdslmus - tedhes a flus. Enjoy oul- doors, movies. music and get toget hers. BOX 31422 VERY FRIENDLY GAL 44 yr old, attractive, single white mother d two, values honesty and openness. Love kxy walks, drives. horseback riding, ntimate times, etc. Seeking some- one tall, 39 to 49, medium to husky bulk, a non smok- er, for a relationship. BOX 20064 I'M NOT DOMESTICATED 26 yr old, 5'8'. 145 Ib. edu- cated, employed female, enjoys new adventures, trav- el. quiet tines, my cal and more. Seeking a single male, 28 to 38, who can make me laugh and share my interests. Call for more info. BOX 13850 SMILE 1 Could be the one Single working mom, 5'2', blue- eyed blonde. 40, enjoys baseball. dancing and more, for possible lnendship; maybe more l you're the one. Port Hope, Cobourg area. BOX 30417 EASY GOING GAL Single white female, 21. independent, empklyied. Wad. blue, great sense d humor, seeks single white male. 23 b 30, with similar qualities. BOX 30416 SEEKING SOUL MATE 40 yr old. 5'4', single mother of teenager, blade with blue eyes. employed enjoys ant - mals. antiques, hkrg, fish - ^g, canoeing and more Seeking a sincere male, who's not fib head games kx a serious tuft a ship. Btu( 16263 HI GUYSI MR& widowed female is seeking a wvhite male. 56 10 65, slim. nonsrmoker. no n- drrker or light drinker. hom. sat. srecere. Enjoys country music, down g and much Mae. BOD: 16295 rill A KEEPERII 29 r old. S'S. 125 b. single mom. attractive with kng wry her. a smoking a tame - y man, 29 b 39. race uhim- po►to . Enjoys many New SCIX 16303 F It E E VOICE GREETING hinge mlkrs will oft Twd1we a1 Wil Ow. BLUE EYED MOM 25, full figured, bionde hair, blue eyed mom d two, with a great sense d humor. Enjoys music, dancing. quiet times and having a good tine. Looking for a male with similar interests. Must lice kids. BOX 30410 NORTHUMBERLAND AREA Single white female, 23. Wes we Cobourg area. Likes dancing and moves. I know how to cook romantic meals. Would Ike a guy, 24 to 28. No head games Socials drinkers okay Treat a lady good. BOX 30407 N CUMBERLAND AREA Young looking 42. 5'1', female with brown haw. blue eyes. non smoker, employed. Looking for a nice guy who enjoys old and new mores. reading. oukloors. the arts. classical music, Sinatra. Martin. Mamlow, and more BOX 30406 ANIMAL LOVER 34 yr old. 5'4', medium built, separated white formal, no dohiendems, shoulder length dark hair, hazel eyes. non smoker. social drinker Enjoys pho- tography. art, moves, dar- ing, horseback song and "me". Seeking a single whMmale. 34 to 43. BODt 30404 CHRISTMAS COMPANY_. . needed Skm, elegant. attractive " a seeking a tail• active. educed" nW4 girt male. over SO, noir smoker. social drinker. drug free. with no dark secrets, mentally +fid Physically ft. AN cats retuned Cal for more details.... BOX 13829 FRIENDS FIRST Single while male. 30, 5'9', thin, quiet. outdoor type and nonsmoker. Searching for female, to share camping, boats¢ skiing. snovernobl- �and time together. BOX ALWAYS A GENTLEMAN Handsome 32 yr old, blue eyed. Walde male. Non smoker, great sense of humor, enjoys music, art, golf and outdoors. Looking for an intelligent and cre- ative humorous female cath no dependents. BOX 25301 CAN WE DANCE?? 21 yr old, 5'10' 140 b. sin- gle while male with Walk her and brown eyes. Enjoys dancing and gong to clubs. Seeking a single female fix a possible relaMorhsthhp. BOK 14241 NEW TO THE AREA 23 yr old. 6'. 180 b. single white male, brown hair. brown eyes, non smoker, social drinker. Enjoys movies. sports, golfing. wages and more. Seeks sin- gle female 18.24, for friend- ship and possibly more. BOD: 15030 rLLTREAT U RIGHT 37 yr old. divorced. while Weer d oke. bonds hew. blue eyes. Enjoys goft movies. cooking. playing cards. twrkey, laughter, etc. Seeks a single !mato wen sm4u wows" BOK 18909 FRIENDS FIRST 57. 175 b. srgle male who enjoys the outdoors, skiing and more Seeking a single tamale, who's tun, easy gong and honest. BOX IBM kv," Akz4"4:,. n� GWP FOI1cwE WII 8E YOURI, ti you Duuwp VOuP DATE AND Ilig* A 1�RlkK lel YOLK WAITER TAKE IT LIGHTLY! 37 r old. 57'. petite. err ge modew d three. quiet, irhdependent, enjoys the outdoors. quest times. dn- rg• danarg. etc. see" an employed, mature. mel- legart, sincere. profession- al Mae with a postna atr tude. Nothing too serous right now. BOX 16304 FIREY a EARTHY 35 yr old. 5'4'. 120 b, sn- gle white female, long brown hair, blue eyes. et Politically Seeking a tall. singe mate. nonsmoker, with a social conscience. to explore forests and shared passions. BOX 16319 SCORPIO 40, 5'. poise. careng moth- er, honest and snare looking for a singe, ht male. 6'. 35 to 40. with long hau who likes children, ani- mals, the sun and hues to laugh. Friendship first BOX 30414 LOOKING FOR LOVE 29, free spirited Opaed minded, adveriturous woman looking for a dlin gypsyr. N not in his Meaty* at Nast in his soul. BOD: 30409 LETS SNARE GOOD-- Times...lit. 40 yr old �Erwrgebl Is mal with no dependants- Enjoy God. sports, golf. basal" nature. outdoors and much more. Seeking a fit, roman- tic, tag, honest and very masculine mail. 35 to 45. to share good times. BOX 18764 WHERE'S MR RIGHT 28 year old mother of two. Searching for someone who is outgoing. affection- ate, honest, faithful and no head games; I enjoy out- door activities, dancing• quiet times at home, family oriented outings, movies and 1 have a good sense of humor. BOX 23259 LOVES TO LAUGH Professional, attractive. 5'4-. corpulent singe while woman, and 40's. non smoker Seeking an howl white gentleman to enjoy Sharing some arae, good conversations. people. BBox t a2nd each dt+en FRIENDS FIRST I'm 19, with brown hair and eyes. I'm an independent woman looking for Mr Right ro lutes my needs. Also, looking for someone who enjoys the outdoors and di- bmt entertainment, from the Cobourg Area BOX 23166 COBOURG AREA I'm a srhgle female. 20, looking for a lilts fun. I've been out of the dating sane, so I'm ready for a fresh start. Nonsmoker. nondrinker, looking for a non or social drinker BOJ: 23262 NORTHUMBERLAND Single man. 34, 5'6'. brown hair, hazel eyes, enjoys slung, horses• base bas. dancing. novas. and d'fiinig OTA. 1Kafnes b moll a gentleman wNno is sirhgd, fun. hhonest arlDbYad,,wth similar interests dad socio drkhkar ok 23257 Call I -!@-451x710 :2.49 NT oil. MUST BELIEVE K-- ...rome nce. 23 yf old. 5'117, 175 b, single mad who enjoys eking. tis outdoors and more. Seeking a sing 0 female who b in shape and tun to be with. BOX 33587 1STTOW EXPERIENCE 5'11•, 160 b• Mal is seek - ng coupes for discreet adult ahoouNers Hope b hear from you. BOX 16570 n1. f LOOKING FOR LOVE 32 r old. 6'. 185 lb. sage white mail who enjoys working out and more. Seakng a full figured leenat* b treat Ike a queen. am 19074 LETS MEET 58 yr old. 5'8' "^ b gay male with Drawn rear and brown eyes. Seaknhg a be, female or bi-coupes BOD: 19088 CMIDf" WELCOME 5'10'. 160 b, single mea with brown hair and blue eyes. Enjoys darn¢ club - be g. fishing, romarece and nae. Seeking an attractive single fernals, 5' b 5' 10-. la a possible relationship. BOX 20707 LOOK NO FURTHER!! 37 yr oc, 6. 185 b, singe. while lather d twa Enjoys moves. raedirg, dinng out and more. Seeking a swgle famed b spend tme wall. BOD: 20771 LOYAL LEO 43 yr old. 6'/', 190 Q singe father d one with blowwl how and ryes. Enjoys chinking. rornahoe, moviss, $we - and mora Beaking a tamed 34 to K. who's romantic, aarectvs and fun b be with. BOX 33015 I'LL TREAT U VN H-- 1-trespecill 29 single mad wIi brown herr and bks epos. Enjoys movies and much mora. See" a single lenrata. 21 to 37, for friend- ship and more. BOX 34081 SERIOUS DKRW IES 39 yr old. V. 240 Its, Employed drvorced white mal, brown hair, brown dmka, with dependents. Seeking tamale. 30 b 40 plus, for friendship, relaion- shp a more. BOD: 25296 NEED A FRIEND? Male is seeking an sOradM forriale for friendship. BOD: 13733 31 NEW Ads! LEO LION + While male. 40 yr old. 190 lbs. 5'8', sandy brown Marr, green eyes. Hobbies: camp- ing, horseback rrdng. cook - ng and weekend getaways. Open mend on life and I'm very shy at first. BOX 25296 LETS TALK 39 yr old. 6'. 240 Ib. employed, divorced white father with brown hair, brown eyes. smoker and a social drinker. Seeking a tannate. 30 to 40. for freend- shy. possible relationship. BOD( 13789 SECRET FUN 8't', 200 b. male. body builder, is seeking an attached or single female for an ongoing encounter BOD: 14079 NEED A COMPAHION? 38 yr old. 6'. 220 to, Italian father we brown her and hazolilgrom eyes Seeking a fit with old fashioned values, for co11% rWw rnhp. possible reistionshp BOX 16589 FIT THE BILL? S1 yr old. 5'8'. employed male with boom her and be- eyes. Enjoys the Out- doors, fire dwrg, rearing. movies, mums, dancing and more. Seeking a tamale with so edge interests. for a brit herrn relationship. BOX 181802 ALONE LONG ENOUGH 6*7 235 b. father who enjoys got. sports. cooking and more Seeking a format*. 28 to 42. with similar rterests BOJ( 166 GENTLEMAN NONSMOKER M, tall, slim, attrac five. rterMgent. responsible. respect - M honest. consider - a". easy gong. Msero d humor wino enjoys traval. different scavtes. Oeengs and oval ewvgs "" , er. Seeks smidr car- � 0-Y going. cavi attract" lady for moww4WW tong W - relationship. BOX 25289 COBOURG AREA S6'. 215 tis male bland fear. Deed eyes. LaMar, Enjoys watching romantic moves• cooking, music. lahp walks on the beach and 1t OKbig time with my son Looking for someone 18 to 35. Must like Uheldrsn. Single mothers welcomed. BOX 25294 Meet Singles wbo want to me^e't'you Cain 1-900-4151-3 , JUST MOVED BACKtt1 6'2'. 210 b, employed male enjoys ocurtry muster, IOLA and roe, working out travel and more. Sedung single %has email, outgoing and se ooh as well as fid► Bpolicies OD Fri ndship first. GIVE IE A CALUII SS r old. 5'8', 165 gk divorced white Mal who PPS 9� read- ing and more. Seeking a sin - g19 lariat for pastils lag term relationship. BOD: 13255 FIANCE HUNTED Handsome geridemonh, V. brownish Wont" heir 165 ba 40 yrs Yong. Enjoys out - Sift aXiv"s and stayrg n shape and cdtaga Ya Non smoker, home owner. � 25293for a drrulef 30 ash. PHONE FgBND6 Single male is seeking timate for frendshp over the phew. BOX 35103 LETS HAVE FUN!!! 32 yr Ob. single male is seeking a single female to go out and have fun with Hope to hear from you soon BOX 35106 MARRIGE MINDED!! Single male. early 60's Seeking a single female 40 to 50. for long term relation- ship and possibly marriage. BOX 18060 FIT AND ATTRACTIVE Fit. attractive male. non smoker. I.ta*y secure, seeking female for mores. boating romance and more. BOX 11538 BLUEIGREEN EYES Masculine, attractive gay male. 30. 5'6'. 130 lbs., seeking other attractive, masculine males. 25 to 40. for friendship, maybe more Later. BOX 16368 INTERESTED? CALL! 6'1', 170 tib, good looking male looking for others for good times BOX 18945 ATTRACTIVE IN OSHAWA Late 30's. 5'9'. 170 It. white male is seeking another mal- Must be dis- creet. open and honest Age is unimportant. BOX ME\ SEEKI�AMIPVIOIIEN 11EN SEEKING R {TOMES $2.49 per min. NOT LOOKING 4 GAMES 35 yr old, gay. white mat* s seeking a singe mat* to share life with Serious Calla only. BOX 19771 TRYING NEW THINGS 25 yr old. 190 b fit. curi- ous ur ous mat* is seeking a mat* for a first Irma encounrM BOK 13771 FUN TIMES Male is seeking a or cun- ous couples. for adds fun. BOX 14180 AREY0U INTERESTED? 30 r old, gay white mat* with black hair and hazel eyes. Enjoys horseback rdrg, movies, swrmmreg. animals. quality tine and more Se"eg a gay write mat* for fnendshp, posse. big relationship. BOX 16607 GIVE ME A CALL!!! 40 yr ole. mate s seekkng a male 18 to 25 for dtocrest. soot encounters. Hope to Mar from you soon. BOD: 13133 DON'T PASS ME BY! 41 yr old 5'7', fit. muscular male enjoys outdoor actin ties Seeks a well devil. oped male with similar wterests br fun tines aft relationship BOX 16614 NEED TO RELAX? Mat* 33 ,n Norm Oshawa look -rig to give massages to man n mer SO's and 60's. Discretion assured BOX 25291 CASUAL ENCOUNTERS 40 yr Cid bk curious. mar. ,real males seeking very clean and discreet male for usual srecounters. BOX 33854 DISCREET ENCOUNTERS 23 yr ob d cunous male seeking anoth- er d cunous male for discreet 03 encounters. First time. BOX 19012 TAKE A CHANCE Couple seeking clean b male for discreet encoun- ters. BOX 34895 LEAVE A MESSAGE Couple seeking attractive, marred mad n mid 30's who is easy going Must be clean and discreet. BOD: 35277 BIT OF EXCREMENTI 30's, enagetia, handwork- irg mad lovas ouadoors, Wall. hi, music, pWbo% good times, all See" a young mal, 18 to 20. who wants a friend. BOX 11316 AGE DOESNT MATTER 6'3', 225 b male enjoys sports. riding. wages. jog' gn9• outdoors, etc. Seeking a person with sim- ilar interests.,BOX 14009 NEED TO RELAX? 33 r old mal seeking a mal 50's to 60's, to give manages to. Hope to hew from you soon... 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