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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_01_18News Pickerz'n SMWNM • PERIODIC. Aclveftiser- - Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand January 18, 1998 Vol. 33, No. 3, Pressrun 44,000 24 pages photo by Ron Pietroniro Pool sharp on the ball Dmitri Stephens lines up a shot while playing pool at Pickering culture and recreation department offers the Eastshore Community Centre Wednesday. The youths several programmes at the centre. INSIDE Information, please Page 7 Editorial Page ....... ...6 Sports .. ...............9 Classified .............18 HOVE' TO REACH US General .......... 683- 5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-8423 Email ................ _ thisweek®istar.ca Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net Nuclear plant review not needed: Hi dro boss BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — An environmen- tal assessment of the Pickering nuclear station is not really necessary but On- tario Hydro will undertake one if the Province tells it to, according to Hydro chairman, president and CEO Bill Far - linger. Mr. Farlinger was in Pickering Fri- day afternoon to address the Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade at Regalis Restaurant. He did not refer in his pre- pared speech to the environmental as- sessment, which the Town has asked the Province for and which was sup- ported by 87 per cent of Pickering vot- ers in a referendum held during the November municipal election. But the assessment issue was raised afterwards in a request made by Mayor Wayne Arthurs ind in questions from the media. "It's not our decision;' said Mr. Farlinger, "If the (Ministry of the En- vironment and Energy) and the gov- ernment ask us to do that sort of as- sessment, we will do it. We'll do it if we're asked to" In reference to the mayor asking him to encourage the Province to un- dertake the review, Mr. Farlinger said, "I'm not convinced we need it. I think we're doing all the right things" He suggested the assessment was- n't needed because Hydro has.commit- ted itself to meeting the international ISO 14000 standard with the new en- vironmental management system it is implementing at the Pickering plant. The ISO standard would involve strict evaluations of the station's environ- mental %anagement and would in- clude consultation with the communi- See HYDRO/ page 3 ve BY Faftfln .01 1 Fa3', „aCmTWd VisrrON =slow Sftd WIN - Am) Durham taxpayers face `crisis' Region tries to rein in police spending BY KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER A "crisis" is facing Durham taxpayers and the Region officials who must hammer out a budget that doesn't hit property owners too hard. Regional councillors re- iterated their concerns on Wednesday, fol- lowing debate on the issue at a fi- nance comittee meeting last week. Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre fears the "huge deficit be- fore we even open the budget books." She made the comments as Re- gional Council discussed Durham's budget and how to overcome the fact Durham Regional Police were over budget by $3.4 million in 1997. Durham would have had a year-end surplus of $2.67 million produced by other Region departments, if it weren't for the police de- partment's extra expendi- tures and the fact the works department was over bud- get by $500,000. Instead, the Region is in the red by $1.28 million, so it has to find savings of that amount in the 1998 budget. "To me, this is a crisis," Coun. Hamre said. "What are we going to do to get a handle on this?" The police were over budget mostly because of a salary increase given offi- cers in an arbitrated wage settlement and costs associ- ated with the Guy Paul Morin wrongful - conviction in- quiry. The wage settlement for 1997 and retroactive raises to 1996 total $2.2 million. Po- lice had set aside $250,000 for the Morin inquiry, but it will cost more than $1 million. Regional Council ap- proved a motion calling on Durham Chair- man Roger Anderson to write a letter to the Province seeking financial assistance for the Morin in- quiry. . "It's a provincial in- quiry. There's no question there should be provincial assistance," Oshawa Coun- cillor and finance commit- tee chairman Brian Nichol- son said. DIANE HAMRE 'What are we going to do to get a handle on thisT PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1995 Snowmobilers feared dead BY LESLEY MCMASTER DURHAM S11AIT A firmer Ajax resident is presumed dead after a snowmo- bile ride on Lake Scugog ended in tragedy. Durham Regional Police divers searched near Sunrise Beach on Scugog Island for the bodies of two men who went missing after their snowmobiles hit open water in separate acci- dents Thursday night and Fri- day morning. The search was called off around 2 p.m. Friday with no bodies recovered and only a snowmobile suit lifted from the icy waters. One police diver was helped from the lake and treated for hy- pothermia atter ripping his suit on the ice. Presumed drowned are Shane Cobb. 31. of Woodville. formerly of Ajax, and 20 -year- old Christopher Raines, of View Lake, Durham Regional Police report. Mr. Cobb was employed as a compounder at a paint -coating plant in Ajax. He and his 30 - year -old wife moved to Woodville recently. Contacted at their Woodville home, Ms. Cobb said she was- n't holding up too well. "Not toxo good... alright, I guess.*. Police say at approximately iA, photo by Carl Ferencz Durham Regional Police divers and Scugog firefighters ven- ture out onto Lake Scugog to search for snowmobilers who fell into open water Thursday night and early Friday morning. 10 p.m. Thursday night. Mr. Raines and 20 -year-old Mark Ward. of Greenbank, were snowmobiling on Lake Scugog near Caesarea when they hit a large section of open water. Both machines and riders went into the lake. Mr. Ward was able to pull himself out of the water and shed his boots, helmet and suit. After losing sight of his friend, he set out for help in Caesarea, approximately one kilometre away dressed in a T-shirt, jog- ging pants and sock feet. The Caesarea hall of the Scugog Fire Department re- sponded first to Mr. Ward's dis- tress call and searched the area but could only find a snowmo- bile helmet: Firefighters from the Port Peng hall joined the search near Sunrise Beach just after midnight. Police say at approximately 12:30 a.m. emergency crews saw headlights from two other snowmobiles heading west- bound. At that point, those rid- er and their machines hit open water just ahead of the search area, sinking into the lake. Firefighters launched a boat and were able to recover one of the ciders. 35 -year-old James Riley, of Washburn Island, but couldn't locate Mr. Cobb. Emergency crews called off their search just after 2 am. until divers returned to the scene around I I a.m. Sgt. Ken Hudson said the ice conditions on the lake are thin this year due to the water cur- rents. ftMeats aldits Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Unbeatable Prices! Fresh Pork ' nd Sa"-#1 lk ireHad Bacem �C Breaded Chiuinevers KM Ir. Meaty Pork Back B& 41kit6o"IMS6 Topp FWloi""M Gawamftw 1"W &,hick "VT SL" 6, 99 &.-3Tb. 1 ds now In "I P"� "VE .>r. $299 17l4 I3val" U Pkt In� Rae&& Meats > •_ " A` ❑ �N a Meat People" o .. • - - _-_ .- Pickering endorses 401 plan, with reservation By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFT REPOR"n:R PICKERING — Town Councillors have endor%W the widening of Hwy. 401 from Brock Road to Harwood Avenue, though there is some concern provincial staff planning the widening may be ig- noring the wishes of Pickering and Durham Region for a bridge over the highway at Notion Road just west of the Ajax border. Councillors endorsed the widening plan at their meeting Monday. Widening of Hwy. 401 to 12 lanes from the west to Brock Road in Picker- ing has recently been finished, and the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) has completed the preliminary design for the future widening of the highway from Brock Road all the way to Courtice Road in Clarington. However, the expansion to Claring- ton, for which no schedule has been set, is not expected to take place for several years. Widening of the 401 to Harwood Avenue would be an interim solution to provide a more efficient transition from the 12 lanes at Brock to the six now available the rest of the way to Claring- ton. Under the interim expansion plan, the 401 will be widened to 10 lanes between Brock and Westney Road, and eight lanes from Westney to Harwood, all within the highway's existing right of way. The project will include improve- ments to existing ramps, roadside safety upgrades such as guiderails, drainage improvements and lighting upgrades. These are expected to lead to a reduction in congestion and accidents, particularly nighttime mishaps with the installation of full illumination. There will also be wider lanes, enhanced barrier protection, an improved driving surface and im- proved signage. Much of the work done for the Envi- ronmental Study Report (ESR), which was required before the Province could undertake the widening project, will be usable for the ultimate expansion to be completed to Clarington. At past meetings with the MTO, Town staff have stressed that all the preparatory work being done for the final widening to Clarington should in- clude planning for a `flyover' bridge (with no access ramps to the highway) at Notion Road, as provided for in both the Town's and Durham Region's Official Plans. However, the ESR received by the Town does not include any discussion of the Notion Road flyover. In passing a resolution supporting the interim widening on Monday, Town Council's executive committee made the Town's support conditional on the provi- sion of modifications to the ESR to ac- commodate the future flyover at Notion Road. BROKEN WINDSHIELD We Pay Up To 0000 Deductible �3 Based on Insurance Prices, All Work Fully Guaranteed. NO OVERCHARGE TO INSURANCE Evening & Saturday Appointments Available, Call Till 11 pm • Some Limitations May Apply 'INTERPROVINCIAL860 Brock Rd. S. 837-78191 UTO Urtit tt1 Pickering, tint. ,1A A.Aj CM AM all _110 Horns: Aim, rues., ww+sa, *TIRES • BRAKES . Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 aim O: p.m. : +TUNF,UPS SUSPENSION Thumr. 8:0o p.m., Sat 8A0 a.m. - 5.00 pm -*EXHAUST ALIGNMENT LUBRICATION COOLING SYSTEM ' AIR CONDITIONING titter apply$ to moat cars.a 14ht ttra>cks PREE LABOUR on all muffler & -exhaust work FREE ESTIMATE •.FREE INSPECTIONS JM 31/99 Mufflers from $7900 _T Hydro has `a long way to g o' THE N`�'��v�NOAY,ANUARY 18, 1�PAGE . before boss is satisfied s..,.... ,..._. HYDRO/ from page 1 ty, according to Hydro offi- cials. "if we pass that (ISO) environmental assessment:' said Mr. Farlinger, "that is world standard" Mayor Arthurs made his request for support from Mr. Farlinger during a question period for board of trade members after the CEO's speech. The mayor noted a Jan. 14 editorial in the News Advertiser, stating residents deserve a complete review of the nuclear plant, reflect- ed the community's view on the issue. While the situation is im- proving, said Mayor Arthurs, "there's little trust in Ontario Hydro in this community". He suggested an environmental review was the best way to rebuild confidence in Hydro and urged Mr. Farlinger to en- courage the provincial gov- ernment to undertake the as- sessment Pickering is de- manding. In his speech, Mr. Far - linger reiterated Hydro's past assurances that the Pickering plant poses no Nuclear plant worker charged in theft of tools, gear PICKER- ING — An em- ployee at the Pickering nu- clear plant has been charged with theft and possession of stolen property after police re- covered $6,000 worth of Ontario Hydro tools and equipment at a Whitby resi- dence. Durham Re- gional Police found the miss- ing property while executing a search warrant at a Byron Street North home on Wednesday. Charged is 32 -year-old building me- chanic Wayne Edwin Bernard of Whitby, po- lice said. danger despite the problems it has had. "Safe opera- tions have not been compro- mised. The Picker- ing units are safe, as arc all of Hydro's nuclear facilities. If they weren't we would- n't run them" Mr. Farlinger also reminded his audience of the importance of Hydro's Pickering and Darlington nuclear facilities to Durham Region's econo- my. He noted that Hydro is the second largest industrial employer in Durham after General Motors; that it em- ploys 4,500 people at its Pickering and Darlington sites, with more than two- thirds of them living in the Region; and that the total payroll at Pickering and Darlington was $360 mil- lion last year, much of which was spent locally. Ac- cording to the Hydro CEO, the total economic impact of the two stations, including their "multiplier effect" on BILL FARLINGER 'Moving in right direction' SAVE r BA' RG INS L II IN TODAY'S News Advert= Sun., Jan. 18,1998 News Advertiser 'A&P .Bim Calm tett Tine Who Penta .Lod ' 101 Meds Phn= Plus 111163" ' Snre•IfCoft ,sm ' Walim Ain Ain Aodft Aoffek AOUft R ► 1 ;;3 Delivered to selected llowdloW only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising, _$ !! flyers, 117" s WdV6tUul call ALVIN "�=;;;ft " BROUWER E° at 683-5110. the local economy, is about $1 billion annually. Mr. Far - linger also dis- cussed Hydro's nu- clear recovery plan, the utility's need to revise its union agreements to allow easier transfer and reduc- tion of staff, and the changes being planned to its envi- ronmental policies. In the environmental area, he noted Hydro has undertaken a programme for identifying and restoring any contaminated land at its properties across the province, and that it is im- plementing the ISO 14000 standard at all its Ontario fa- cilities. Hydro is "moving in the right direction" on its envi- ronmental performance, he said, but added, "we still have a long way to go be- fore I will be satisfied." RONALD MARTINO & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS BROCK ROAD CHAPEL PROVIDING TRADITIONAL BURIAL 6 CREMATION SERVICES "THE DURHAM PLAN" IMMEDIATE BURIAL OR CREMATION SERVICES 10• Transportation of the Deceased • Family Consultation 19 INCLUDES ' Documentation • Minimal Wooden Cremation or Bunal Container BROCK ROAD CHAPEL ENOUIRIES PLEASE CALL Q057 Brock Road (,lust sotto of 401) PICKERING (905) 686-5589 Please Recycle Laura Sunday's carrier of the week is Laura. Laura enjoys: Playing soccer, tree climbing & volleyball. Lauri will receive a dinner for 4 compliments of Burger King. 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Lh im m J Seal* jl- To reserve yew waits: Coll Today: 11151421-8457 PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 1& 19" r F- •,:tom';' :�: Citizens may set councilpay Y photo by A.J. Groen 1. The long and wintery road Westbound traffic along Hwy. 401 in Ajax and Pickering slows to a crawl Thursday as motorists try to contend with the snow delivered by Old Man Winter. Meanwhile, weather forecasters are calling for some flurries this weekend Board officials `encouraged' by Provincial funding estimates Education officials are "encouraged" junior kindergarten," he said. by funding estimates for the first eight "it doesn't appear that there are any months of this year, provided Friday by surprises.- said Grant Andrews, educa- the Province. tion director for Durham Catholic Dis- "We're encouraged by this," said trict School Board. "I'm glad that we've Ron Trbovich, business supennterdent received what we've received and we with Durham District School Board. will proceed with our budget process." The estimates provided show the The board would get an estimated board getting more than $216 million $83,938,376 for the "short" year, he for the "short' or "stub" year, from Jan- said. Both Mr. Trbovich and Mr. uary to August 1998. School funding Andrews said detailed examinations of will change to a "student -focused" fund- the Province's figures, which will deter- ing model in September, when the fiscal mine the exact impact on funding, have year will also switch to a September -to- yet to be completed. The estimated August model. funding provides a board with roughly "It's everything that 1 think we can the same funding for the first eight reasonably expect from the Province to months of 1998 as it got in the same pe - continue to run our programs including riod in 1997. Liberal leader in Durham Ontario Liberal Party leader Dalton McGuinty will be in Whitby on Tuesday, Jan. 20. Mr. McGuinty will speak on educa- tion reform, changes to health cane and the provincial downloading of services. The Whitby -Ajax Provincial Liberal Riding Association is hosting the event from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Sports Garden Cafe in the Iroquois Park Complex at Victoria and Henry streets. Everyone's welcome. Cost is $20 per person or $35 a couple. Light refresh- ments will be served. Call Joe Dickson at 683-7940 for more information. ADVERTISING CANNIER; I Km In our Record Breaking Days insert, included in this newspaper this week. Please note: Page 5-Vi1e0s otter, the movie Buddy shown top right is not part of this offer. Page 11 - Copy for 40% off otters is incorrect, should read: 40% off selected boys' 8 girls' tall and winter casual bottoms, overalls and long sleeve tops. 40% off selected fleece tops. We sincerely apologize to our customers and regret any inconvenience or confusion th' may have caused. SATO N's Region to set up citizens' one-third tax-free allowance which the Province is considering eliminating. committee At the last meeting of the past regional council, the salary issue was tabled, or put on hold, until a citizens' committee can review councillors' A citizens committee will soon ne set up to re- view the salary of regional councillors. Durham Council's finance and administration committee has been told to establish the committee that will decide how much politicians are to receive. In the fall, then Regional Chairman Jim Witty proposed that councillors' base salary be increased to $26,640 from the current $21,840. The base salary increase would make up for the politicians' BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED Pickering bungalow on a huge lot. Finished basement with 3 pc. bath. $182,000. Call Mike Newman at Prudential Achievers. 428-7677. 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WHITBY 43070000 North,, -jest Corner of Thickson Rd. at Dundas • 1 • OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30-9:00 SATURDAY 9:30-6:00 SUNDAY 11:00-5:00 PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY,_ JANUARY 1R, If" • Ajax -Pickering NewsAdvertiserdi* torials and ettA Metroland Community Newspaper sP� published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Public should decide pay for public oiiicials Who better to decide rates of pay than the peo- ple paving the freight? A handful of Durham citizens will be given the chance later this year with Durham Regional Council's finance committee move on Wednesday to set up a salary review panel made up of area res- idents. That's good news on two levels for Durham ratepayers wondering not about whether down- loading will result in a property tax hike, but how big it will be. First, it's good news because Durham Regional councillors have committed themselves to an inde- pendent public assessment of the value of their work. That's an important symbolic gesture, par- ticularly as it comes on the heels of the controver- sy surrounding mega -city councillors in Toronto whose first order of business as a new governing body last week was to give themselves hefty pay hikes. On another level, it's great news because it gives ordinary Durham residents the opportunity to participate in and help shape the tone of the debate for regional councillors as they consider fiscal is- sues in the coming months. That participation, particularly as it relates to the sensitive issue of salaries for elected council- lors, gives us all a stake in the decisions that are made by those we elected to serve. Last fall, you may recall, then Regional Chair- man Jim Witty proposed that councillors' base salary be increased to $26,640 from the current $21,840. That salary, incidentally, is in addition to the pay councillors receive for serving on their munic- ipal councils, as well as various honoraria for com- mittee work. But bearing in mind that 1998 will pose political challenges unseen in years — with grant reduc- tions, downloading and reformed property tax as- sessment regulations, among others — it may well be that more work should equal more pay for Durham councillors. Is the $4,800 hike proposed by former Chairman Witty too much? That's for a panel of citizens to decide. To respond to this editorial call lnfbsoume at r1 GSQUrlioe 683-7040 and dial 5111 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A MetrolaW Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday v Letters to the editor Group chairman wants rules fair for both sides To the editor: 1 find it strange that since the teachers' walkout, we've had so much vocalizing against the schools sending home 'political' (ie. from other than the govern- ment!) information via our chil- dren, but no word against the gov- ernment sending home political in- formation (that could well be mailed) such as the 'Ontario Fami- ly Assistance for Teachers With- drawal of Services.' What gives here? We, The Concerned Citizens of Durham,'and the Ontario People's Forum, have been trying to get our apolitical campaign 'The First Forty Challenge' through to par- ents via the school boards and principals, and are finding it ex- tremely difficult if not simply im- possible. The hypocrisy of this is offen- sive. We are simply asking parents to put back, to the school of their choice, at least $40 of their $400 rebate that we find is a political bribe as you don't have to show any proof of using child -minding services, to get this money. We find the rebate offensive and immoral. To those people who have a problem with information sent home on the backs of our children, wake up to your hypocrisy and play fair. If anyone wants more informa- tion on this, please call me at (905) 985-0814. Patricia Gibson Kirby, Chairperson The Concerned Citizens of Durham The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or nearly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two ini- tials and a last name, please in- cIWe a phone camber for verifica- tion. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and con- tent. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not nee- essarily those of the News Advertis-. er. .. ___ . JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIBJCZAIC, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate/AwomotiveAdvenising Mattgg- er ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON. Production Manager JANICE O'NEt TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Clarcitfed: 683-0707 D115tirliutim: 683-5117 AdmWChIniAed Fax: 683-7363 Ctampr,rio` Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: thisweek@istar.ca STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor Both sides right in rebate debate What to do, what to do? That time -worn query, usually muttered to one's self, has surely been asked aplenty in recent weeks. And it's all over the provincial govern- ment's rebate offer to parents 'inconve- nienced' by the illegal teachers' strike last fall. [be subject came up frequently over the recent Christmas holiday season when we tend to see more of our friends and family members as part of the celebration of the sca- son. Working parents tend to believe it's per- fectly suitable for them to embrace the*rebate for exactly what it is — a symbolic gesture from the provincial government recognizing their troubles in rearranging day-care and employment schedules, etc. Still others have taken the view that, whether they were inconvenienced or not by the strike, they'll cheerfully accept money from the government since such things are offered to taxpayers about as often as Hal- ley's Comet streaks past our blue planet. On the other side of the debate, groups of parents have actually formed coalitions en- couraging — and in some cases, shaming — other parents into donating at least a portion of the strike rebate back to their schools so it can be put to use in the classroom. It doesn't matter which camp you tend to support; they all have merit. But wherever you take sides, the decision you are making is the correct one. Only you know — really know — how much (or how little) you were affected by the teachers' strike. You may dislike the Harris government. but missed work because of the illegal strike and had a difficult time of it. Conversely, you may be a true-blue Tory, but weren't affected by the strike at all and therefore unwilling to claim money for an in- convenience you didn't experience. The point is the government has provided this rare instance; if you choose to take ad- vantage of it, that's as much your business as what your annual wage is. Many people — friends, colleagues, fam- ily members — have asked if I'm claiming the rebate. I'll tell you what I've told them: That's between me and my MPP. Steve Houston is a regular contributor to our Sunday column rotation. To respond to this column call lnfosource at 683-7040 and dial 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 d;. 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. 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2145 L, Assistant ru ucuon Manager hnpJ/www.durhatrmews.net (;�, CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager c.....ci... THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 19M - PAGE 7 nformation, P1ease! Ajax-Pickerin Information Centre points callers in right direction BY NATALIE MILLER SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER Tucked away in an industrial area of Ajax is an organization that has access to more phone numbers than you can imag- ine. Inside, the co-ordinator and volun- teers update databases, leaf through newspapers for information on clubs and services and answer telephone calls. On one recent day, for example, the Ajax -Pickering Information Centre re- ceived a call from a person who wanted the phone number of the MP in their area. Another caller was looking for legal help, one for immigration information and another needed to find shelter from an abusive situation. Whatever information you're looking for, it's likely only a phone call away. Established in 1984, the Ajax -Picker- ing Information Centre is a project of the Social Development Council of Ajax - Pickering that provides information on services for people and referral to appro- priate agencies, programmes and ser- vices to meet the needs of area residents. Calls to the centre run the gamut — from newcomers to Ajax or Pickering who want information on recycling boxes to people with "quite complex" problems — says Noreen Finnigan, full- time co-ordinator of the information cen- tre. ..Calls are quite varied. We can deal with all of those on an individual basis. We don't solve problems but help (callers) get in touch with the organiza- tion that might be able to help them:' On a typical day, the centre receives about 25 calls. When a caller dials the number of the information centre, they are greeted by a real person on the end of the line. In a time when computers regu- larly answer calls and most companies have voice mail, callers find a human voice refreshing. "People who call us really appreciate that we are human beings and take the time with them;" Ms. Finnigan says. "I find quite often senior citizens who have been around the mulberry bush really ex- press their appreciation" o4creen rinnigan is the co-orUinator of Information Ajax- been providing information on services as well as referrals Pickering. A service of the Social Development Council of to the appropriate agencies, programmes and services to Ajax -Pickering since 1984, Information Ajax -Pickering has meet the needs of area residents. The goal of the centre is to minimize the frustration for callers by finding the right telephone number of an organiza- tion and the appropriate contact. As an example, let's take a fictitious newcomer to Ajax. Jane Doe has two young children and wants to find a day- care centre that is close to her office and suitable for her youngsters. Mrs. Doe doesn't know where to begin because she is not yet familiar with street names and landmarks. When she calls the information centre, Ms. Finnigan or a volunteer will ask Mrs. Doe the following questions: "How old are your children?" Ms. Finnigan notes the child's age -determines the options for the caller. "Where do you live and work?" This will again fine-tune the choices and determine the facilities that Call the people -who know who you should call The Ajax -Pickering Information Centre can help • Family planning guide you in the right direction, whether you're look- • Food banks ing for a phone number of a government department • Health care or a seniors' dub. • Home support It has information about and referral to: • Housing • Abuselassault support services • Immigrants and newcomers • Akx*Wdrug treatment • Income support programs • Artskulturelheritage • Literacy • Clubstrecreation • Media • Counselling: family, financial, personal • Mental health • Day care • Municipal services • Developmentally handicapped • Physically disabled • Education • Self-help/support groups • Elected representatives • Service clubs • Environment • Volunteerism are on Mrs. Doe's route to work. Finally, Ms. Finnigan will provide Mrs. Doc a list of telephone numbers and descriptions of the day-care facilities in her area. Helping out people like Mrs. Doe is rewarding for Ms. Finnigan. It's "the contact with people and the satisfaction of dealing with people and knowing we've made life somewhat less complex for people" Call Information Ajax - Pickering at 686-2661 PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1998 To the rescue St. Bernadette Catholic School students in Ajax collected $500 in a loonie drive to as- sist families in Eastern Ontario and Quebec affected by the recent ice storm. Here, stu- dents Ashley Viieira, left, Sloane Bernard, photo by A_J. Groen right, and teacher Julia Kosziwka show off some of the money that will go to the Cana- dian Red Cross Ice Storm Relief Fund. Grade 2 student Jorden Callahan donated $16 of her own money. Trial set to begin -for accused in Gagnon Sports murders More than three years after the Gagnon Sports murders of Roger Pardy and Ken Thomas, legal argu- ments will start tomorrow in the trial of the two accused gunmen. Ronald James Woodcock, 45, and Roshan Norouzali, 34, each face 17 charges in the Sept. 14, 1994 heist, including two counts of first-degree murder. The pair is also on trial for the at- tempted murders of employee Randy Jenkins and customers Dave Spicer and George Haralampopolos, who were also shot during the robbery. The London men were arrested by Durham Regional Police in October, 1995, more than a year after masked bandits stormed the sporting goods store, then located on Simcoe Street South, and opened fire on the vic- tims. Mr. Pardy, the 43 -year-old co- owner of the store, was shot in the head and killed instantly during the robbery; Mr. Thomas was believed to have been abducted the day of the robbery and his car used in the get- away. It wasn't until four months later the bullet -riddled body of the 55 -year-old Pickering man was found in a wooded area near the Pickering nuclear plant. Police said eleven guns were taken during the deadly holdup, which sent shockwaves through the community. On Monday, prosecutors and de- fence lawyers are to begin making submissions before a justice on legal motions involving trial issues. The motions, which can't be re- ported on until the trial has ended, are expected to last two weeks. Jury selection is scheduled to begin Feb. 2 and the trial itself is to start Feb. 9. The prosecution could call as many as I10 witnesses during the trial, anticipated to last as long as three months. Pickering wants Ontario Games held in Durham Town supports Region effort to lure 2000 Summer Games PICKERING — Pickering coun- cillors have thrown their support be- hind a Region -wide effort to bring the Ontario Summer Games to Durham in the year 2000. On Monday, councillors voted to authorize a Town staff member to work on the Ad Hoc Games Commit- tee established by recreation depart- ment directors from throughout the re- gion to investigate the feasibility of making a formal bid for the games. The Ontario Games started in 1970 as a showcase for amateur sport. They have developed into a multi -sport competition which provides Ontario athletes developmental and competi- tive opportunities and gives the public a chance to see the province's best am- ateur athletes compete. Each Ontario Games involves 2,200 to 3,000 partic- ipants competing in up to 26 sports. The Regional ad hoc committee in- cludes representation from Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington, Brock, Uxbridge, Durham, the YMCA of Durham Region and the provincial Ministry of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation. According to the commit- tee, the benefits of Durham's hosting the games would include: * strengthening sports development and promoting sports in Durham; * building closer municipal partner- ships in the delivery of leisure ser- vices-, * a positive impact on the local econ- omy; * encouraging community develop- ment, recognition and civic pride. All municipal councils in the re- gion are being invited to commit staff to help investigate a bid for the games. However, the ad hoc committee will provide a full report to each council on its feasibility findings before any formal bid is submitted or any expen- ditures are made for such a bid. WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free Confidential Consultation Several corwentent locations. including OSHAWA 146 Srncoe Street N. (9[15) 749..9404 (Downtown) SCAR80flXX) 'H 1919 Lawrence Ave. E. 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Derek Savoie, hrls Kennedy and Cryan. nwri ille cut the lead with !ate second -period marker, "kit cuuld not net the equahz- n photo by Ron Pietroniro You can't have it Insurance Portfolio's William Daniel The league game, played at Dunbar - keeps the ball from Mud Hen's Roy ton High School Monday night, Cousins during Pickering Men's Bas- ended in a 70-54 victory for Mud ketball non -masters division play. Hen's. Scoreboard METRO idem feO my L"Qx As of Nov. 16 EASTERN D11/r" TEAM Cs WL T F A PTS Oshawa Legionaires 40 27 13 0 217 152 54 Syracuse Junior Crunch 3e 23 11 4 216 169 50 Wellington Dukes 38 16 17 5 163 157 37 Quer" Hawks 36 16 18 2 171 173 34 Fort Hope nuzrards 39 15 22 2 142 173 32 PKSCEERING PAUTHERS310 12 20 6 126 166 30 ••• Pickering Pantlters' Jeff Mikoy earned player of the week in the Eastern Division for his hat trick in last Satur- day's 5-2 win over the Huntsville Wildcats. 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Assists went to Carter with three, Butler. Collins, Clark and Quinlan with one apiece.. Goalies Michael Olsen and Taylor Burns shared the shutout. The Panthers own a league record of 8-4-1. Team members are Bren- dan Badcock, Taylor Burns, Chris Butler, Kevin Cryan, Bobby Clark. Jason Collins, Michael Horobin, Chris Kennedy. Chris Lauder, Rvan Lindsay, Jonathon Moore, Michael Olsen, Chris Pasternack. Jason Porter. Sean Quinlan. Derek Savoie. Leland Street, Michael Carter and Chris At- tard. The coaches are John Ray. Dennis Collins, Steve Moore and Ted Horobin. The manager is Gail Horobin. 169EE A nR 169 11/2 0 price Sears Best custom window coverings Vertkols, horizontals. micro blinds and cellular blinds in an extensive selection of colours and patterns to match every decor (laked by a lifetime warranty details it,. ;tore Sem 400% 'Canadian Twist' carped plus flee instal 'on* Mode of stain resisiont DuPont Moment nylon in 40 or 60 oz.t weights. 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PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1998 Pickering Sports photo by Andrew Iwanowski It's a direct hit Claremont Public School's Lauren Hutchings returns the volley while playing Pickering's Valleyview Pub- lic School in the Pickering East schools junior girls' volleyball semi-final game in Claremont Wednesday. P Pickering tweens win second tourney PICKERING — The Pickering tween 'C' ringette team followed one gold -medal performance "ith another at the recent Ftobicoke tournament. The Etobicoke tourna- ment championship was the second title for the Pickering tweens as they also captured the gold medal at the recent Markham tourney. In the final of the Eto- hicoke event, Pickering f,i, ed a tough Ayr team and posted a 5-3 victory despite being shorthanded for 20 minutes of the 30 - minute contest. Pickering led 4-2 late in the game, but Ayr scored to make it close. In the fast -paced action that followed, Pickering se- cured the title when Amanda Wallace scored her second goal of the game with just under three minutes left to close out the scoring. Jessie Cater also scored two goals, Kate White- head notched a single. Adding assists were Lau- ren Brandon with two, Kelly Dunn, Brooke Jamieson and Jovette Mc- Donald with one each. Goaltender Amanda Dart was solid in goal, making numerous big saves in the final. The de- fence of Holly Sheldon, Lauren Goldsmith and Jamieson was crucial in stopping a tough Ayr squad. Pickering also got strong backchecking from Lindsay Vine, Katy Bois- soneau and Lisa Murison. The Pickering. tweens advanced to the final after edging St. Clements 3-2 in an action -packed semi- final. Jamieson opened the scoring on a pass from Cater, but St. Clements tied the score shortly after. With 1:45 remaining in the game, Cater scored a shorthanded goal on a feed from Murison. The opposition tied the score 17 seconds later. Brandon notched the game winner for Pickering with 41 sec- onds left. Cater and Wal- lace drew assists. The semi-final win was marred, however, as Anne Lawrence, who was a standout on defence throughout the tourney. broke her leg and had to be transported by ambu- lance to hospital. The team later dedicated the gold medal to Lawrence. No details were provid- ed of the Pickering tweens' round-robin con- tests at the tourney. Dental Centre minor novices drill foe s PICKERING — The Pickering goals. empty -net marker in the last minute Panthers Sheridan Dental Centre The Panthers held off Caledon in of play to take the pressure off. minor novice 'AA' rep hockey team the third period thanks to a strong Strong forechecking was provid- ,scored a 3-1 victory over the Cale- defensive effort by Matthew Fraw- ed by Michael Degroot, Michael don Hawks in recent league action. ley, Adam Morra, Robert O'Shea Carey, Ryan Lamanna, Michael Pickering led Caledon 2-0 after and Chris Paul. Kevin Prebble pro- Hurl and Kalman Waldman. two periods on goals by Blake vided outstanding goaltending in . Jamcs Balsdon is the other half Coultice, on a rebound, and Drew turning away several dangerous of the team's goaltending tandem. Stark, on a breakaway. Adam Hur- Caledon chances. The team is managed by Sue ley picked up an assist on both .,Michael Morrison scored an Hurl and Dave Carey- : 1.1 1 ♦ Il( NI Y:... ..• ..• ,a. ... , r "I .c hip NI ♦1 tiW N it s +�I aha �' . A, .HAT11E j— i`� HERONGATE e MT BAM THEATRE 2865 Altona Rd. Pickering "OPENING FEB. 6th" 0111L.rr!!1' crc c 4nnrrrl rr,ntt'ch' -SHIRLEY 1ALE.VTI.VE- get CLIP SAVE 4th FREE DINNERdo SHOW FROM $36.95 i t9�� 472-3085 227 Tomato Ave. Oshawa 576-5023 Professional Collision Clinic This year promises to be a busy one for Professional Collision Clinic. Not that more collisions will be happening on the streets, just that more of you will be taking your damaged vehicles to this well respected Oshawa business. 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These can Alternatives. cause botulism, a serious form of food There is no need to add sugar to your baby's foods. As poisoning. your child progresses to adult foods, continue to "watch" 4Tk . .. . _ a e care of your baby s teeth from an early age. A baby's teeth can be cleaned with a soft brush or gauze. Ask your dentist for more information. 5 -Fluoride helps teeth become more resistant ! to cavities. In Metro Toronto the water is fluoridated so your children automatically benefit from this protection when they drink beverages or eat foods that have been prepared with our tap water. 6.Good nutrition will help a baby's Early Childhood Decay is preventable. teeth to be healthy and well formed. Here are six ways to keep your baby's teeth healthy: I. Always hold your baby while feeding and remove the nipple as soon as sucking slows down and drowsiness occurs. Never put your baby to bed with a bottle. 2. 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OL SREUNA L DRANJI & ASSOCUTES All: r PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (LOWER LEVEL) • IcKg hing tm and sedation genera[ crresthesia • ploy area wM super nintendo • 24 hour emetgency service • bench speokfng d~ • no r tenak necessary 1955 VALLEY FARM ROAD, PICKERING, ONT. ll V 1 X6 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1998 -PAGE 13 Shiatsu: In Touch With Your Health There is a growing awareness that health is more than simply repairing the effects of physical trauma and disease. People are coming to realize that health is really about wholeness, i.e., a balance of mind, body and energy, that enables them to resist stress and disease, but also (and more importantly) empowers them to pursue more meaningful patterns of life, love and work. Shiatsu is a Japanese art designed to balance mind, body and energy. `Shiatsu' means finger pressure because during shiatsu massage the therapist applies comfortable pressure with thumbs, fingers and palms to key points throughout the whole body. This is very effective for removing tension and reducing stress, but much more is happening in shiatsu than the simple application of pressure. The therapist is also interacting with his/her patient at a deeper level: the level of the ki. Ki is the energy/information that acts to communicate wholeness to mind and body. It is that sense of vitality and By Dr. John Vervaeke, B.A., B. Sc., M.A., Ph.D., S.T. energy that is believed to travel in session is a very pleasurable and pathways or meridians over the soothing experience that creates a surface of the body. By applying deep and lasting state of relaxation. pressure and extending ki into points on these meridians, the therapist can help improve and balance the flow of ki, so as to help the patient's natural health intelligence operate at its best. Since shiatsu works at both the physical level and the more profound level of the ki, it has a wide range of effective applications. It can deal with stress and tension, many forms of muscular pain, especially shoulder and lower back pain, and headaches. It can aid significantly in the process of recovery from physical injury. It is very useful for helping patients through emotional distress. It is also an excellent benefit for those practicing a martial art or any regular fitness routine. Finally, it is an excellent technique for maintaining and increasing overall health and vitality because of its powerful effects on . the nervous, endocrine and circulatory systems. ACTIVE THERAPY & SPORTS INJURY Registered Therapists • Physiotherapy • Massage • Nutrition Insurance Claims Accepted JAuto & Extended Health) - 10" Kingston Rd. (Hwy. 2 & Dixie)' Suite #202 831-8115 It goes to the heart of what hearing is all about MultiFocus' Guarantee 1. Speech is clearer and easier to understand in a wide variety of sound situations. 2. It's hands-free & easy- to-use since no manual adjustments are required 3. Sound quality, including the sound of the user's voice is improved. MuhiFocus• Works Automatically Sound around us constantly changes. MultiFocus- makes hundreds of calculations a second to adjust to these changes in fivquency patterns and volume, auwmadcally. With traditional hearing aids, you need to adjust the volume control up and down. MultMocus, does it for you so you don't miss important words and sounds. Schedule an evaluation today with an Audiologist. An Audiologist is licensed in the province of Ontario to prescribe Hearing Aids. Because it involves the application of pressure many people fear that shiatsu will be a very painful pro- cess. Although there is some occasional pain, it is usually des- cribed as good pain, i.e., the pain of tension re- leasing and life returning. Nor- mally a shiatsu As a graduate of the Shiatsu Centre, the oldest existing shiatsu facility in Canada, I have had the great honour of learning shiatsu from Mr. Tetsuro Saito, who brought shiatsu to Canada and is one of the leading researchers and therapists in the world. This hands-on and extensive training with Mr. Saito ensures that I possess both a high level of shiatsu expertise as well as the mindfulness and compassion that turns such learning into healing. As T'ai Chi instructor, I have developed my sensitivity to the ki that is so crucial to good shiatsu. My extensive training in philosophy and cognitive science (B.A., B.Sc., M.A., Ph.D.) means that I have a very solid grounding in the IF -_ theoretical frame- work concerning the relationship between mind and body. I continue to do research as a member of Shiatsu Research International. There is more that I can say about shiatsu, but the essence of a shiatsu treatment is not adequately captured by words. Shiatsu really has to be experienced in order to he properly under- stood and appreciated. Call Pineridge Natural Health at 683-7735 to book your first shiatsu massage. Chiropractic can make all the difference in your world! Our natural holistic, "hands on" approach has provided relief for many people just like you. Structural spinal misalignments could cause: • Neck & Back Pain • Sports & Dance Injuries • Arthritis & Bursitis - Sciatica & Hip Pain • !Numbness & Tingling - Headaches " • Allergies, asthma & other immune system disorders FHEALIT:HEDUCATIOtiWORKSHOPCall toclav for a nohiatsu and Youobli' ' 'Jan. 20!98 8 00 p.m. DR. MARYANN FRANK64 P I N E R I D G E DC BABPE NATURAL HEALTH Brock Rd. is Hwy 2 LET* PICKERING • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE fo PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24' HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., .Ajax. Ontario (South of Hwy. *2) Wi zwo rr*s t DaRy y `► MOfJ1l� OPEN 7 DAYS sat s stn. M am - 5:00 pn SM11 � � 11� � � � ONE MONTH , 1 1 * FREE With the purchase of a one month pass L Valid with coupon only. exp: Jan. 31/98 POWER CITY 427-6277 1035 BROCK RD. GYM P'CKERING DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST W a< _* 8 W W ` � HWY, 401 Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference!' • New Moue!! # materials for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures FREE CONSULTATION PMENG TOWN CENTRE (umm am) +420.5020 • Ton Free 1-800-661-5020 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1998 Feature Exploring Yoga & Bodywork/Massage -Connecting to self a>Bille von Roeder Exploring the compatibility of and bridging the gap between the worlds of Yoga and Body Therapy has been my main focus for the last 4 years. Yoga is most noted for increasing flexibility. Since most forms of Bille von Roeder muscular fatigue and pain are results of restriction in the soft tissue, lengthening and stretching these tissues often lessens the dis- comfort. Even if a bodyworker can work magic with her hands, all muscular conditions are helped by good self maintenance skills of the client. For example if the client is seeking bodywork for relief of shoulder tension, s/he will find that a yoga stretch that lengthens the muscles. tendons and ligaments around the neck, shoulders and upper back will be helpful to reinforce the positive feedback to the body, that comes when the muscle groups stay supple. Receiving bodywork and/or practicing yoga promotes improved circulation and structural alignment: heightened mental acuity: elevated mood and improved respiration, digestion and elimination. Quite often a yoga practitioner will find that they are discovering their body and its stress holding patterns as they get in touch with sensation during the postures. The parts of the body that are restricted but not necessarily in pain, need to be freed up in order to experience complete relief in the painful areas. A bodyworker can duplicate many of the wonderful changes that we experience in our bodies from practicing yoga. There is one point however, where the benefits are not identical. In yoga we develop a spectacular strength, stability and trust in our bodies that finds no comparison in bodywork. ..Yoga" means "union". Yoga practitioners and bodywork clients understand that our mental and spiritual aspects, as well as our physical bodies need to come into union. This explains why people experience such profound changes in their lives while learning yoga or receiving bodywork. Bille von Roeder is a certified Kripalu Yoga teacher and certified Bodyworker and has a t -Custom Foot Orthotics -Full Veteran's Coverage r -Sports Medicine -Diabetic Feet, Coms & Calluses -0ii1dren's Foot T 831 -FEET -3338 l • ► &WWW by • t�llrition�Nlr Balarloed Programs &0c" Stole boMM ioofh ' &*a,'om oumft Z-o'!seg�i MANON Los. d 10148*19" of Canada e intelligent way to lose weight stat tit ft better about yotlrse!( todatr 4k to o�srla�tt►a 2 mfg background in Shiatsu, Reiki and Psychospiritual Counselling. Bille offers on going Yoga classes (day and evening), and bodywork treatments by appointment at her Greenwood Yoga and Bodywork Studio. The Yoga Studio is part of the Greenwood Holistic Health Care Centre. At the Centre other healing therapies and courses offered include: Armomatherapy, Healing Touch, Ear candling, Sensitivity Testing, Herbal Remedies, Meditation and Personal Growth Courses. To advertise in this biweekly feature call Chris at 683-5110 Complete Quality care provided uath Care over 15 years e;Venence Our goal is to provide you with quality service and a high standard of care within your home. Our personnel include- • Registered Practical Nurses Guaranteed • Health Care aides Satisfaction! • Home Support Workers Competitive • House Cleaners Rates • Companions and Sitters For a personal assessment Call: (905) 420-0095 DR. JEROME GIBLON (Orthodontist 1450 Kingston Rd. Pickering Square Plaza (at Valley Farm Road) We are pleased with the acceptance of our extended schedule and are happy to continue to welcome new patients. Evening consultations are now available for adults and children. Our focus with children will continue to be early interceptive treatment. For an appointment, please call: (416)439-6222 0 0 �rrrrr • Free consultation * No referral necessary • Braces for adults and children * Evening and Saturday appointments available Dr. Christopher Tom Orthodontist Pickering Town Centre, Lower Level Psychotherapy and Relationship Counselling Anne Dranitsaris, MTC - Psychotherapy is helpful for the following: -Relationship Issues • Anxiety -Low Self -Esteem -Depression " -Career Development _ •Personal Growth •Weight Management Problems -Physical or Emotional Abuse -Marital Difficulties -Loss and Grieving -Post Traumatic Stress *Personality Testing (MBTI) Sage Development Resources Inc. 90`409,77901780 Altona Road, Pickering, ON L I V I M5 dedicated to rte de vlope►anr or in&vidw/a — personally and pfvft* io"* THE cry OF THE WEEKEND WARRIOR "I NEED A PHYSIOTHERAPIST!" Winter activities like playing with the lids can lead to aches and pain. If you're "ng from over exertion or you want to avoid pain and injury -- see the leader in physical rehabilitation: Clinic Director: Allnelmrie LwW BSC. P.T. ft. • Whites Road Physiotherap & Snort Injury Clinic Since 1 La THE MEDICAL CLW 7720 SHEPPARD AVE UNIT 8 PICKERWG. OUT. LIV IG5 Churches offer Christian PICKERING — People in- terested in discovering more about the Christian faith are in- vited to participate in the Alpha Course starting Wednesday, Jan. 21 in Pickering. The course is being sponsored by two separate churches, Pick- ering Pentecostal Church and St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church. Alpha is a series of talks over a 10 -week period designed to en- able participants to explore top - Billboard _ MONDAY, JAN. 19 GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club moxas at 8 p.m. at the Royal Cana- dian Legion, I 1 I Hunt St.. Ajax. Feature is An Evening With Ben Severs: Holland Bulbs. The meeting is free. Fee to join the; garden club is $10 a year. 686-1912. PUBLIC SPEAKING: Christopher Leadership Course in Eliec;tive Speaking begins this week. Courses run three hours one night per week 14 eleven weeks and are available to anyone 16 and over. Christopher leadership is a non- profit organization. For more informa- tion, locations or to register call Mary Anne Fo hest at (905)721-1994 or 1-8(X)- 418-8925. TUESDAY, JAN. 20 PARENT SUPPORT.- The Association for Parent Support Groups holds its local weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parent.% of children involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parent abuse. Call I- SM -488-5666 for location. SENIORS: Tim. Tuesday Moming Discus - sun Group meds at 9:30 am. at St. An- drew's Community Centre. 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Bill Parish discusses Bill 160, the ed- ucation reform legislatioxt. 619-0315. CAPIC: The Canadian Association for Prodwtion and Inventory Control holds a professional development meeting at Gallantry's Eatery in the Pickering Town Centre. Guest speaker Dennis Lord CPIM discusses Supply Chain Manage- ment. Cash bar 6 to 7 p.m., dinner 7 to 8 P.M., presentation 8 to 9 p.m. Members $20, non-member $25, registered stu- dents $15. Register, 571-2994. CANCER: The Hearth Place Cancer Sup - Pon Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa, holds a throe -part Journal Writing pro- gramme for cancer patients or their caire- giver. Other sessions on Jan. 27 and Felix 3. Prior registration necessary. 5794833. discussion programme us-- ' . - M�&_4 CORRECTION NOTICE A printing error has occurred on the back of the SCRATCH FOR CASH scratch card. The rules and regulations should read "The odds of receiving a specific scratch and win card are as follows; .. " and the list by which the odds are listed should also have the heading "Odds of receiving a specific card". Shoppers Drug Mart apolo- gizes for any inconvenience this may have caused you. ics such as 'Who is Jesus?', 'How does God guide usT and 'How can I overcome evil?' Par- ticipants will be encouraged to ask questions. The meetings begin with a meal and end with people break- ing off into small groups to dis- cuss points raised by the main speaker. Reservations are required; as space is limited. Although the course is free, participants are asked to donate a nominal fee toward the cost of the student manual and other ma- terial. The St. Paul's programme takes place at the church at 882 Kingston Rd., with dinner served at 6:40 p.m. The Pickering Pen- tecostal programme will be held at the Sarah McDonald Place, 1467 Whites Rd. (at Hwy. 2), with dinner starting at 7 p.m. For more information call St. Paul's at 839-7909 or Pickering Pentecostal at 839-1302. FRIDAYS J FRIDAY NIGHT YOUTH DANCES Grades 5to8 Ajax Community Centre HMS Ajax Room 7:00 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tickets are $5 and are available at the Ajax Community Centre. Next dances: Feb. 20th; March 20th(video dance); April 17. YOUTH CENTRES Ages 6 to 12 can enjoy various activities including volleyball, basketball, soccer, co-operative games and more. 6:15 to 8:15 p.m. Locations: Duffins Bay School Roland Michener Public School Westney Heights Community School Lakeside Community Centre PICKERING READING CIRCLE For children 4 to 12 years 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Orchard Villa, 1955 Valley Farm Road Free Admission. Join anytime For information call Raji Shukla at 839-3037 SATURDAY SPECIAL!' Pickering Library/Central Branch Stories, songs, and fun for children ages 4 to 7. 10:30 a.m. sharp. No registration needed! Just drop in! 1111111111111111Mi 5 11101.1!\'1��� . SWIMMING McLean Community Centre Public Swim 1 to 4 p.m. Family Swim THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1998 - PAGE is -bid for Awflon he]# You cat► go dressed in jeans ':It's being held at the Ajax jewels, just so loltg as you Community Centre on Centen- e it to the Ajax -Pickering nial Road on Saturday, Feb. 28 ig Sisters Association auction starting at 7:30 p.m. ext month. -.,...The The goal: for the ninth annu- association is hoping ' ,local businesses can donate I charity auction, called Jeans goods or services that can be N' Jewels, is to raise $20,000 auctioned. o help shorten the waiting list ,.;Also being sought are finan-7 ;of Little Sisters and Teen Moms cial sponsors for the event, do- �wanting a watch with a Big Sis- nations of food and refreshment ter. Some of approximately 40 items and decorations. Income H children and teens on the wait- tax receipts will be issued for ..ing list have been longing for a all donations. match for more than a year. The auction is the largest Call association executive director Marilyn Cummings at special -event fund-raiser for 428-8111 for more informa- the Big Sisters Association. tion. 4to5p.m. Admission Youth $1.75 Adults $2.75 Family changeroom available Ajax Community Centre Public Swim 2to4p.m Admission Youth $1.00 Adult $1.75 • N DA STORYTIME AT AJAX PUBLIC LIBRARY Ages 2 and up At Main Branch. McLean Branch and Village Branch. Stories, fingerplays and activities for preschoolers. Free drop in. Parental supervision required. Call branch for more infor- mation. The Spelling Bee of Canada is looking for contestants for the 9th Annual Spelling Bee con- test. You must be aged 6 to 15 and can enter categories according to your age. The area representative will be at the McLean Branch of the Ajax Public Library on Mon. Jan.19th and Wed. Jan 21 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Registrations will continue until Feb. 28. at the children's services at all branches. Registration is $11. Proof of age and parents permission must be presented. Preliminaries will be held in April with the finals in May. For information call Marlene at 686-4883 or Cathy at 831- 3212. SAT. FEB. J WINTERFEST Presented by the Ajax Parks a n d Recreation Department. 1 to 4 p.m. M c L e a n Community Centre Families can enjoy a sleigh ride, barbe- cue, entertain- ment, chil- dren's activi- ties, games and much more Next Kids Monthly is Feb. 15. For info please call Rhonda at 579-4400 ext. 2303. HE CHILDREN'S AFTER HOURS WA LK -IN -CLINIC trc t rrns inic 605 Kingston Road West. Ajax, Ontano (Hwy 2) & S. W corner of Church Siren) (905)427-1445 Hours: Monday-Fnday. 5: 3 )pm -6 3olpm Saturday: 10:00am- 3.0()pm Sunday: 10:00am-3:00pm Holidays: 10:00am-3:00pm STAFFED BY PEDIATRICIANS SvIvan makes the difference. S}Isan's unique teaching method produces better grades and improved motivation. We've already helped over a million audents and families nationwide. 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Box 660 trio K9J 6Z8 12-1653 A -Z DRIYFRS Wanted to run automon" parts to and it= USA HOnO dry. paid week. ries. him haw I yrs. � the road expepnoaYt�c�e, good clrecord mad' Catl 905-723- 6118 Fax 906-723 3797 ABBEMBLERit stay Hone . Make Money you assemble Products ru" � de S727hrt Ai rereak details 4116-812-67118 X" . Canadian co spay. BEAUTY L4LON requrree tub time Iransed part time styl- Do 723.7323 and lyra. Coe BEL.AMY'S-- RESTAURANT (Ajax) requiros LINE COOKS eivwiwwe prefwred- Cam 683-5111 235 Bayly St, Apx CAVJM M UWT position[ we Picini. fated inesue- am. prOu" markettktg, dor and mead services. Essnedal ski8s wow be d powarbstic errpulenlx, la - WAW we I4achtah cow War. work ieedapmideney, adhides: ovale "Cryboa t. design• wow sonle cake e. .1 "doe Bigot. NO or tax resent: 2004 Trailwood court Pk*mI LIS 1T5 Fax (US)CM-OM CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser w quests that advertisers ched( their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser well not be w 1ponllblB lOr mai tltift aro incorrect insertion anil there ability fa teli- non ealSef�tiw Ot ally idYefbSa11e11I. tii6ilty $or etas in ads is limited to the amo" paid for the space oCCu- plim the error. Al Copy is sullied to the appro- val elftntBnipgnent of NM Advertiser. DVNANC 6161tiElIC Saks Comekaot nee"t10 for a xacrec aNNe. tlallh, d=kly a ttw L leeercsu in holis- tic nutrition a must and sake experience a toast CMI ■BxB at (ills) "g -nn. Required for a 60 plus unit apartnu complex. Duties include cleaning a small repairs. Prefer semi retired c( pie. Please send resume to: Filed 79 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 71.5 1 MATM. RttSleLE doo rs needed to Inky tundraisinq :ani loi national registerod cfwritk:s Hours are 5-9pm weekdays Ho wfy wage dus tonus Car 1-800 791-4075. EXPEAN:NCED Grocery clerks required, flexibility a must. Fax resumes to 905-426- 1733. EXPERIENCED Hairstylist re- quired full and pan time for the Hair Care Centre in the WhM)y Mall. Minimum 2 yrs. exp. Cao k%*723-0211 or Eym- ngs666-2125 E1(PO EMXD CHEF, reWted for fast paced family restau- rant in the c rinlpton arta Appy to file / 655 Oshawa Whitby this Week. P0. Box 481 OSIMU Ontino LtH 71.5 we pay you directly to &ssernittle ow work. No Perls. Easy eupeitieru necessary For FREE details send S.A.S.E. b Five Starr Enbrprins 1848 Liverpool Rd., Suite 213 Pkk v:% Ont., L1 V 610 (416)7243406 rnuwr Dtaa clert. cleaning staff. door persons required, Apply In person b: The Dy- nasty W. 559 Boor St W. Oshaww& ask for Detbie or Danny. FULL-TIME Cusbdial work aarlattle to clean int" rsibta person wen 4'+Oerw In vrwwq and waxuqown vaupwt~ e0 I Cao Anderson's BuNdirg nam- tenana at 406-1564 a tax resettle to 723.1609 NAMTYMT required, full/ part -lime wrfn twig for Joseph's Harstyerg. oshaea Cemw. Appy in parsml, or phpe 723-9251, attic for Joe. MOURMCE owan pose- twa I- Camnerual uses gC�lop&bRRe//TT I R.1 B 0 Lu . Tele - Contact Pat A worden In- surance fsurance Brokers- (905) 579- 1317. C11 11 -r wr ekeed k 1 tiow lean driven With expenare m fwd 3 yrs U5. Ar Canada Crun n it Seaed, • Dnver Abstract k LC.C. Medial xeq'd. ET.S. 906-433-38" WA McNeecMMl and Es- tt ci-. Own yaw oast Win ens. rent space tit him 433-tOs s air salon Cal (905) OIL rIIB11BE CBtrllE- FuN ant part III lobe Rangoon. m per how b start. Pmenes t p-ifinand fnppNsofy Wy195 ryR. Ape. OSAMA emu1etWlf mi - Fee time i _. am immied. rne_:�u 723-6900. hoursflexkk , with expert - era in how cvoksd aeealls. For groups of '0cnfow people. Tellephone 111110% 09--28" n FULL TK Belcher Wn- h((�adk a Witt. Fat rescue b NW `dtgNll. r< we wresm Courm required for apt bldgs. in Scarb. and surrounding areas. Salary plus apt plus benefits. Cal Janet at us ii T= NMS VERTISM Has routes available for fibldrm to deliver Newspapers and flyers to the following streets AJAX Harwood Ave.N Top St. View St. Brands Crt. Grayson Rd. Sherwood Rd. W Linton Ave. Church St. N Windsor Dr. Cameron St, Hiley Ave. Georgina Dr. Mill St. Rollo Dr. Gates Cres. Hewitt Cres. Emperor St. Burttter Rd. PICKERING Copley St. Thicket Cres. ValleyRidge Cres Sandycherry Crt. Ave.Pirliegrove Wre Nippissing Crt. Napanee Rd. Otonabee Cres. Rosebank Rd. N Eramosa Cres. vlage St. Post Dr. Ilona Park Balory Ave. Liverpool Rd. S. Boxworth Fit Vistula Dr. SCARBOROUGH Blue Anchor Trail Donshine . Dillon Place Charlottetown Blvd. 1Langervin CR. St. Charies upper Dr. Broadridge Dr. Clark Secor PI. Beaverbrook Crt. Fiagston Ter. Ridgewood Rd�_ FOR FUTHER INFO1;MliATION CALL 6E33117 rtE .Moire tar rex o0eregs tOr g101Qp1dlt Ober wMOeSn Wald b ramvas 4 feet how sluts Per mak A n1 1 w tkk is a neetasi 1. FinaBem co c- M roe met, hones scale. For it~ idonmaeen CIN 7284119 / 686-2292. Atli lex Ile_ Kerrdtl. TIE TOMMO Star is liking apperaeM for ad4t diarem hes amu wclede Odom BowmamriBai "s a ulaommd UM poftom for 7 days a mak door 10 door "MY IQ SiiMhow 2-30 am. Sewdey 10 230 aa b 6 a A della le vdkk is a amim- lily. For town imlorwaean � t� 72e3119 at Ife AZ Roamed drMrs b geraM Mreem Omab, NdiM and Oft .330 Mod- el .300 amM. Two year ex- patuee. don abstract ICC medical, police record. Ixfl Rey 905404-1754. erg ". linvey's baetg lam ore oomr1; 1 is Ioweep to milia adQMbrN b Ns edg- ing SM. Elrergeec weenee, Intent No er" bdeNdas required. NrtomMdge at leen taw woad be an met Bit Y not necessary. Fee Obmpre- File w bm POW=s &01- 41111111111. Cal SOS-w3U7. RECEPTTONLSTS UP TO $28,000 Professional work environment, taking client calls. Fast pace, no stress. MS Word an asset. Training provided. Growth potential Appleone Services (905)831-3400 WEGU Canada Inc., manufacturer of custom moulded rubber products, is currently seek- ing a qualified ACCOUNTANT Applicants should be at an intermediate or senior level towards obtaining a recognized Accounting Degree. Working knowledge of ACCPAC and Lotus 1-2-3 in a manufacturing environment would be a definite asset. Re- sponsibilities include general ledger to finan- cial statements and system administration including accounts payable and cash man- agement. Resumes only should be sett to: WEGU Canada Inc. Attention: Human Resources Department P.O. Box 567 Whitby, Ontario LIN 5V3 or tax resume to: (905) 669-3414 Only applicants selected for interviews will be contacted. IMsari Iwwx aaa 1 sea fteMlA9aes CUS7:)W_R SERVICE REP'S UP TO $30,000 Upbeat Marketing Company. No hard selling. Training and support Provided. Flexible hours. Bilingual/Cantonese language skills an asset. Appleone Services (905)831-3400 E L TIMElPART TIME Mill Portrait Studio has mediate openin in ORTRAIT SALES re looking for energetic,le, motivated professionals work in the local area. good customer service skills g, benefits and advancement For more information please ll LINDA430-2t385 ay 9A0 a.m. - 5:00 pm. SALES PERSON NEEDED for progressive VW Audi RV dealer. Must be self motivated, a team player. outgoingg. Apply by fax or in person to: Bob Verwey or Al Crocker by fax (905)668-9734 or to person by appointment only (905)686 6410 OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. Adverttsnr� Seles Raprsewatraes requived awwtJrstely for cerate opportane - Due to expartum of our Telephone Directory we require the additional Saks representa. Wes. If you are aggrftmve, nightyy motivated, have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfaction, we would Like you to join our winning team. Minunum two years sales experience. Direc. tory and layout experience a plus. Existing and new accounts, training, commis- sim and base pay. Med or fir. risaawf to. Ajar/PGcketing New AdrMierr 130 Commercial Are. Aiax, ON LIS MS Fax# ("S1619A06e Aller Door Harden TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • CorMlel=g Jan. 26th ID mid MW • Ainimtnt pay of:TWIt. ♦ commission. • P131er1tial ewrnirgs of $15.00 plus per (tour. • Good verbtll conNlNnicafon sfBls esBetltieL • Ides b your il00nne. • �t or wMIl01R elQeflMlOe • Trainig poinded. • Scadmfotigh locant lfifoltdltg ham: Ma dew b lhlllsdar (6 j>t.m. b 9 pin.) and Sallllyd@r (10 aJn. b 2 pie.) (416) 321-9333 Mea•'� Ik Owmg H* Please mint Im OW d Mob= til mm;L LtL L. UK imNdp AIM prbBdial twtll Word, Excel ad Access NM taaeli- Irlge inn Body rifest MW PRtM tax wewlw 10: ( r 637-W Nflerfar Per, FAX YON AD 579-11111z1s ELECTRICAL DESIGNER / ENGINEER A local consulting engineering firm is looking for an Electrical Designer for its Oshawa Office The individual must have experience in Roadway Illumination and traffic signals design. Experience in MTO Design procedures will be an asset. Salary: D.O.E. If interested, please send your resume to: 905-576-7443 Fast Growing Local Company requires a CLASS A DIESEL MECHANIC The qualified candidate must be: - willing to organize highly motivated - capable of working on multiple types of vehicles Please send resumes BY FAX ONLY to: 905-571-2088 and include salary expectations R. A. FESTERS TRUCKING requires 20 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS 1 yr. exp. Clean abstract, dean criminal search; We offer a disability package (905) 434-5110 4 WELDER / FITTERS with CWB & minimum 5 years experiecne. Knowledgeable in layout & blueprint reading a must. Fax resume to: ASSINCK LIMITED Markham 1-888-801-4900 vOung Spurned individual to work for a )N-LNION electrical shop in the Du 910n. Must have a clean driving abs Am be available to work Saturday s, lure renticeship poss+behty to the 11vidIApQ Send resume ii Box 10, Pkkerin6 Station, id Pleri I LIV Only dwee unser corvidera ion will be contacted 1 OMeo HMp SLINOM (EngksNFrerxn Customer Sernot Reprrsen- ullverrequrW by ow Wen. Region Some in. sides sates arra winnarka- No candidates win have thong ogwkao" skits. and be comprAer Wiese Pkase tax resume b sum warner Internet Pasomel. (905) 579�soso MMT TE CLEM tot oat day per +eek General 0" dudes. fwtor accounting Imottaga an asset 16.00 per hw Pbast otax resume to. )905) 837-0627 ism Per- sorrd. late lair/Ar�mka KVEL4K SALES COkFANY aapMrdrrp M Dwft m. man- a0emwet prt4iYon lex Oked sats prolauionIt woo.000. rVianim Idi a mast wMrUrIE tlA ES Fee time. Expeiereoe a wetL nor fetal 6477 5 Cam sell established cm may seeks enobvaa ew6e556=w sales p in. Excellent coming on E teetedMt Fax r me hoc (951603-3377 tttiAT1NG AND AIR caNDrrk*W4G Aa irequieea ws rredp besand. Cal 74N. vre- McBIlIBB90 OAI K 3 Pon - I= availaeb dew. Direaed hrcgme P Commission Hip must drive and taus drtut. Fax dararrR ID 905720.2151. FWNiLAW Truck cap man- utatturer, requires eapen- mm Getcae sprayedWop- per gun operaor Mon -Fn days. Bowel . steady wok "only wage negoome 40 n*W*ncs ra♦ RD L Plek- ereeg 905426-7373. MTEMAL WADUWStpper Renewer needed rmmedatey W F wo -Must to ENetrwac TeOuacgn fWM or loca out. needeo rmme0laay Please tax resume, W (sm) 937-0627, N Personnel IM1 _ _ "eglm DOW AMSM re"wetrfw busy data) Oboe a WI". mess be AARP cereBed Some Ca01t 46-1778 Tuesday. Thursday. Friday OenIBM 5pm aea SportsMe& '" Ctiaic SMnlr12 �rrrc tea a TAW Id Iw dy- (906)C10-13N °~per aoamel b am �M br ow _ dw W-7=afte mk m a t 2, 'A6 WMd Ibr I delft 1Woft to Pale. Swim mon- figs v 0*. Pbast call 11N6- 6975 memegit. E1 amm FOLL ME (5 deys per week) Nur ow cowry for Iwo lodens Wino sent a caim- ep pruwetic ing mi ton time 0ifly loam in of ft and D vWifpp�mtM gMonsssmohw refwmaemiee- n k PION' . church � Hi ry. 2 Alex (905)130 -Beal. RAGE 20- THE NEWS ADVMMER SUNDAY, JANUARY 16, I9M 1 I �wdk:r 1 �trr6eM 1 �s.b REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY PSW'S, HSW 11, III AND HCA'S TO CARE FOR OUR CLIENTS IN DURHAM REGION Available to work a variety of hours including evenings and weekends Reliable car essential. .purply at: c L� �V Health Cane Service 2 SIMCOE ST.S.. SUITE 500, OSHAWA OR FAX (9051579-2.5539 . 1 Daycen Walled NANNY Live -out r"to for 4 Crudren ages 8. 5, i 3 year old twits. references required. Dixie/AlaplegaU area Light house duty i car an asset Cal 905-837-1721 KLWLE. experierrrxd fin out caregiver needed to tons. 8 months, my hlome Starting MarchM Finds Whites area. Non-smoker ohm trarapottalan. Referenc a !9051420--5445 N I AFFORDABLE DAYCARE. ex Pei enmother. Harwood I Hwy 2. rear Lord Elr C c. l Sitya" $make -fret. Ids a Ti 427-4926 OAYCARE AVAILABLE for your cutdren in our loving horse. Any apes Lots of ex- penence and TLC WhitNOk- bhbrra. Call 131.6947 EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER (VVestnev. N of 401) tier sclioob k Park Hot rwtnhoru nhawb. Tu- rr,ara yard, cxanntoruble envhron- 428-0097 PICRERNIG mesa / AMNL Lovng daycare18 moroea to 12 years Day prangs (keened backyard am perk) Coals nary time... nu - Dismiss evils 4 snips Finns AvlCPA certified Non - 72 neapen 905-426- W ES TNEYARessteed. reliable baDysnter available with 11 yrs alp ICs davcm Olplo- ma Hof ka mit. shapes. IMI, yard. Allows wit, c . reter- Ieuces. recerpb 427-1907 1 Firwruood FOMOOD Roka Lumber i Firewood Centre 4'xa'x12'. $60. 4x8 x16-. $65 ESUD- kshed 1963 Days 705-277- 3381 Evtrww 905 -434 - am Free Wave to Osrowa ansa A-1 FMEW000. excellent very best quality hardwood. guaranteed extra long bate f^ seasoned. rad i spit H�onvaeSryl mea$ureffent. tree d 905.753-2245 ilea Firewood ABULUMY THE ORT - top purity seasoned hardwood SpNhp Phpterrq Apx W ho � OshuwaFnlE1IV000�II 427-5278 FUUEWOM FM SALK Cut, split & delivered. 555/face cord. (905)619.1363 3111111.STOVE " oolnARon ad does. (905) 61113 -M - Set 5 pm. Yeporian style gown. s -A0 at fneelilne. Ire bodice aldimefh d wbeads. felt aw eeoidered stir Ham Vera sim- 6. Asking $150. Cal 90ra- 571-2107AW DIrCIIBI rapboab (colas lots i siert) Abroad wood um, excdmm corniion am. Used almond taidgs a dish tlmfnlf $100. 837-0944 AIM PERRY FLEA Me". 7A Noy Mitt. Open Sal. and Sion. 9 - 5. vv dw �vpe 8$104 Oa mdrdR (SM IBS- ANWO w Der BABE door repairs. bfiten 1¢ka0t, laMa. liBers, clow~ INS asom ids. New, doors/ 4I -x338 0 on&* Phis Dada KITCHEN, COMPLETE: Store. fridge, dishwasher. mi- crowave. counters, cabinets, sinks, table and chairs, toilet and sires. Large set, good con- dition. See 4 set-up before new kitchen arrives. $1990. Call 905-623-1940. Mi 1, ArIlello Wal1Md ®1 Articles W n for Far 11 EfBull• 1 Selo CASH OR DEALS "'e °AA10 M1O1 199 Sts 4 t b . 4 sod lead, abs, phi., law•. door. ps.nic n ::tion Dox. arse dear. system, 4 -door, ipproz, recent: loll due Pairs Turks, 2nd Hand Store & Brokers 95. I highway kms, new Drakes. rear shocks. under - tires i Drakes. 512.900. Like coated. lNkm, rare truck. Now 3 locations new, one owner. Call 905.683- very dean. $3000 as is. �� min: �80 �y 3020. :3500 err. 985-0454. RESTAURANT Equipment - We buy, Sell, Trade & MORE! 5 ly w��many bo G emeries 1501�kms. Electric garland convection Home atldlo & Video, Car atdo, home added extras, power every- Green, loaded, step side. box oven, mint $1500 small chest furnishings jewelry, CDs, movies 8 more. tlmin0. 80.000 Hwy. kms. new cover Mint condition. Asking freezer $100. Fridge stove Bi or small - we fyte ft dl! g tires asking $11.900 905-665- 1091.snp. $17.000 Call 905-571-2093. M (905)725-0weight 81mem 6 'I � l TOP oP �! door, arabravAc, certified. Phone 432-7253 or 579MI5. Trwdls MATCHING cradle aha Don't Accept any less. changetabte. spkkle style. 433-1785 571-2274 666.0004 included d ill ur. Bed keens Simeoe S. Simeoe N. 1 O Brock SL S. included with Dumper pads. Asking $75. 5797830. snp W" WINTER CLOTHING. n Wks like ad man winter is track' Stay warm, losofkapgreaatt arid save by at RUGGED REPLAYS. bur - hams Largest upscale re -sale dotting store exclusively for men. teas and boys. Take a look at mac savings: Prices 1�ror g start Winter jackets $79.. ayr ivaut renb, reus otos. ow Sets Articles fairSweaters$10: inns S6. ca- Call Bruce at 5794400 ext. 2207 sual yams $9. shirts S4: sues 27- ZENITH Stereo TV S6 2S $29: **is $19. ties $5, all week. Fisher Surround Stereo 'New winter hats i gloves Consignments wanted for fiction every Wed. 6 p.m week O- canis 51250 / 5o% on, Plus. Pius Plus. incl antiques, fine furniture, Royal Doultons. Hum - mels Moorcroft, good china 3 las Id II fare China. Pafftrro Viutue- SW ��a�9e4kg a honer. 55 GALLONBfish -/tarok. an ac- cessones including staid. $500 or Dat offer. Prone (905) 885-473ssrp 9". MAHOGANY Drnmp Su - de. $2500 Hard -carved on - ental W. $1200 2 corner lairs. PMeach All n ex- peAenf condition. 404-5466 Erne. BEWWK Silver Fox poet Pad $3000 Sacrifice for $$192200 0 10 Call (905) 666 CANADIAN MIM fah - Digital sound and p�luse Over 100 CwaeMMlf SS 75/w'eek Free dllknery 1-10D-267-9466 CARPET BROKER. 100%, Nylon Tnrck plush. Stan nF sWant carpe For 3 roons. only 5369 00 Pace rridnnde$ 30 Sq yds carpel. down ped and estallow n your tonne Free gaitalOn n ycw nacre No vheerest, no periled for one full yw. Daniel. 1-800- CAN" .VWTL. KMOS I will beat any written price Wide s4, , , a c0burs and styles For to Dat value an your woo". cart me now and we well ynoeugwm fa note pince (906)426-2012 budget take CARPET% lots of carpel. 100% nylon raw :fawn re- leaser carpets on hand. 1 vAll carpet 3 rooms. D49 Pita schwa carper. premhn pad. erpen as$Uft don. fast dUv- my. int *Mnfts (30 yard$) Normo W2314 CAROM SALE: Lob a car- pets 100. nylon Stam re- lease. carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 sq, yd) lichens nrpet. Pf a pmt and woula- hoa Frit atmeta. carpet repwrs Serving Dwham and Vjr m p lona San 905 CARPET SALE. Guaranteed lowest estimate or $10 cash 'for you Large sehihon a co - km 6 arum$ Cal NOW, am 905-431-4W 1-4040 or 416-822- COMPUTEN SPECIAL - PMU- wn 156 MMI(, 16 x CD, tax modem. 32 M B ram. $151 week I -NO -267-9166 s U D RE - in q s, "_7 Co ec- wnrtby aril ser for yourself tions d other interesting articles. Durham's largest Sha 1994 we've been offer- auction since 1973. ng only the best in new i Mount Kahn spry Amnion next to new casual It dress �5 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV (moo 683 M41; Fox ( ) 576-2267 905-706-8498 dahing. Take Hwy. n to �s(3 lights to � Sr CASH OR DEALS. We Buy 197 OLSMOBLE a Custom (Term L) We're n we Drst pea- SNI. d more, Home audio/ 'v l = Cruiser. s fun -S wagon .199 a a do the kit (Buns St Pim11 ridw. car audio. bas. CD's. (lest DFM CAN 90m. $1.199 Hours M -W 10-6' T -F 10.9 mlo� 9� Oat da- YOUNG s ed or neutered WANTED: TRUCK BODY of a 1968 or newer, GMC 1/2 Ion. Call 905-725-1392. snp MR 1 Submit 1966 GMC Satan SLE. 4 3L. V6, 8 -passenger. 250.000 km. silver and Flue with blue ird. Needs a little work. $2500. obi 905 -728 -SM Oshawa. 1991 GRAND CARAVAN SE. low mileage. good condition, certified, must sell, asking $8.000. Telephone (905) 427- 8091 1992 DODGE Caravan ES 7 -passenger. auto, fully load- ed. cruise control. FM stem. p locks, mirror, exceltent condition, wholesale price vmovirg ). 665-7687. 666- 600. uk for Sam. 1992 DODGE Caravan. 100.000kms . 7 passenger sWrng. air cruise. am/tm stereo marl . Must be see' Cendied SILT las. CALL 404-2W ��, rrrmdure. oar cau vim vaccxutans avail- 53 CJO61LB1 Wagon RS. new 510.495 o D.o. (905)433-2345 MOPING SALE. 6pc bedroom ( x_1778.5 905-571-2274 I9WA-M able to responsible homes. Kittens paint. V6. air, locks. stento. 19M LUMINA Van• air con.. furniture. appliances. 2 problems, and bankrupt - MM isst WXMer. as csroDed. 92 Toyota Tercel. 2- ps. pb. cruise control, tilt newmm carates. Ws alp fops WANTED e - fa Paid lex Most COs Dnp Vu Discs. wee as many odwn to � WW dogs also n need door, arabravAc, certified. Phone 432-7253 or 579MI5. SW-- - poser "Mori. pow- or door locks. tneykss r0 ON mrrulse chore hnrttawHte corrdMNon. ao can ,1,y -s 4 Locations. 905-427-7406.suppues of .0, 6h, Darras. Pet and donation aF MERCURY SAKE a. V6. air- enWry system. amAm as- :elk. V6. 110 Ip lour-spMd (1105)131-41502 CHIP TRUCK Wanted. Must ways w kCn Please an -X"-W. esu well. under- aulo. trans . Absolutely miss. -•• OVERD -'--- be m good condition. Pkafe Durham Arsenal Adoptd$ at OW' UN CAN 430-2666 . Ask for 7250856 Freezers. C000lers.lers. Walk -iris.. d (905)725-3519 905 -436 -PI 1, Gad 576-1334 Srhiwmo0ilee camunyCW owls. 2 i 3 door teems, warrnry ava-ble WANTED: The Best Drts$e0 Den 11 AinawhsoiYs PUT I= CARES ON ICE.... slip lees seAmaNrlm6 eamlerF • 1 011l�-65 DIArRry 1 - n Dunam Ampon i surrounding to me lar able. bM *BlftWy W KI -000 440 TNT. with 1974 �very A a A At/ID• Cars. VutA%. as a , Oestpna CREDIT PROBLEMS') ontheftW OwO cla- see .. cover . good sadden. PIANO: Marron -Orme upgm, ale 10 11� to spot fi ler 1994 Mazda 62 000 kms Now $S(5 323 $700 Call Hawkes ori conditi 79 dib T om yOd iib anang OAC. Cars moves trllxis las. 1961 to 1991 !sail Ods Ad•eva. loaded. A- 1991 rarrralra Bravo. 2509. Bees. goad condition- AbMO s" $700 cash at gEPLAVS m LO 1. silver, most see. law kill. new wear bars. wirublfeld. (srivueg carat sell) Trades corsederid. Ptear1 harm mmOs r :loin Stre t Soto. day $6.995 19W Caraher ppes000edd 6n 57910!6. CA Shyoro at l05721 1392 a0�110e to► Plhone 905720 331Q 224. titled, auto, w1uk. any now sd $6.,196 tw hours $t ) 3719 yep. hien. Ment and bays MN have layers kou m for Tann- Illy DO Ana 73.000 $ave. or" Arm 1993 Tracgr. auto. 1911 Yanrala Brag, 250tt. PMNOSAWJWDFATNEN Cll]CIt$- Hnuary CWranhrx my Intron. Twrber{ard, maw vn Nolen w. Polo. Gam. Eo- Ongrnil lams. rum Haff $1 000 o D o Cal 905-420- 90.000 kms. t41per sate. $6.995 1993 Anoetar Spon. new rraru wean pons. Al 1997 poor modeas re- dot Bauer. Crossoo. Harry 7152 Hann van. Mohd. and piety. l". $tedd. nus ex. low k's . Vs ca••r $1950 diced used Durst: Yamaha. Samkek. IGmbal. Yowg Rosen. Armani. Hugo loss. Samwbdhn and akar de 1904 Regency 98. 2 or Cork- 12650 1990 Ash r CL lorpnce t2t 000 kms. crazy ded. . 0905 3711. C?" New dgral glares sow Hess so chisel low fornhq or 6 years ago. Needs rarw work. saucer dd. mer. Owby. 119.000 ems. now 1BR6 HYUNDAI Brio. 4 dr. 4 fat. 16V Sub 4 spit, 1M Im hem $r195 and up. Rea a from daises and pM erI 1 $1200 9150454 $9.995. 1991 Caprice Ciatim loaded. 81.000 kms. Hales • Ilrka ower targe seleetm of 9r1rd" ' chocks from tinM rhymer I w wb Cao aMae for an ami M - harm. terns lop 1905 Z28 Camaro 305. PS. 58.150 , 1991 Cutlass Su- I7' BOAT, motor and traits and mp Call TELEP PIANO mhemor I. 404.2063 P8. T -roof. mew pent i more. 52900 Creme. loaded, parted. rid 90.000 km for sale Bat iFler Motor 433.1491 ROYAL ROYAL DALTON Arcadia part- . 1 Aub i Galt 905-57}7021 - 199 CAVALIER NS. Hatch and fiver S. flow S7,M 1992 Ford Tam. $WM IOn� needs Ptrowe (90)885- 90)885- 4ri5ev tem. 72 pHce scrimps ohs PPayretrsx i tatrvice.�, Alae aall me�astlem apt. on port.1 back automatic. pD•'tr steer- �1992 1 lura. C a•. -, 1"'90.7 T 1 Racrwwlinhel Like new CRAFTERS WANTED - stow Power w•n•� a p�W. airo. only 62.000 ANnODaTAIsaWly! P« doting hrlllire, ghss, hero Rom a700� 52100 oma- and sem your hso QFCIEO table i 2 chaks. � DHtk Deme sate llitvm Cal9o5.7264220_ ow purrs directly to 11k ptuMc Wholesale. (416) 370•x'!12 f4.79S At Is SpetWe 1912 Onrgf. 1910 1001E Roadtre4 ver - sank 190. mit SM LONG Qafeerpt. Fhl rat $10 / mo , aM0 in amt rrlfhOrM hisowng b be lhwef Nit do all ria $Oft so your Amt 199 pMYSLEN New York- A-1- $500 12M Muth 5 spied. 4 x 4. fLgO 1919 COmdlrw ASkrn0 $34.000 Phone 1- around GTA UrMmlbd talk hMw Reverse C*ft Ad -TO HkNon 116) 626 3221 s your own Located a VN 156 • cowtice Challis' 1' a 41. 1906 Coe" E oossppon 1906 ►yrhOr Pony CarAMee SM( �y loaded can some• wa• M IN5 am- er SM am Neat r cow*. 155 31 (705126--7562 garwrrte / 1 " 979-44" 90636 1024 8� a� e w NIMw Mees (a9 57!•�201K. (Ads J426�� or (905)M Uef= • FOLY-ANT CLASSES aved- 1 OOr n Apt. Oshiva. %NOtIrR0011 CLEARANCE Sate ererance moon. bay i Oow widows. kitcrwn cab ave SUMN wary 29h. M kves. sI -1 1vg n be- omen. Sluh Wbnktn ac- mnrmho0iled (905) 576-31W 1917 CavoW aWMabc. 2 door. swaodl. new brakes. hash para DerllAid. 11995 LOANS' Auto Dealer Hai a rrytgo finanang b�Om. Fridge. store. nicks •dulledprivate yard. Now sinew erred- Aqe Felt i math Cal 905- loeb/W~ tope. 70%off 905426 Cao 9055790191 even H you I1ave Deer turned covert - 2130 wsRoroble x 66 ped. tabic 1- 11167 PaiAac 6000 LE. V6. aw- before. Loans available 312E 6 honey C•ewuew 1 Wt. steno' 126.000kms. 2- due way very dean, certi for n0 credit. credit cDloeme0 muw hied $2750 CAN (905K19- problems, and bankrupt - cost $1000 Universal wevot /fq ttartlAB PRIX. bu0td. 2351 cy buyers. No c0-ogners bench iM 10 -slimed b*es (2) $60 Cal NEW MUSIC L -ane O mil/ wwwduranuews.nd/ HM am 100.000 M. new yew Call tads (905)666- 6536 •-aK23dkhdex mm tarries. am -fin W player no 7L1 Ford SWISS traps « any o, ilon vdu- rug. cenaied, $2.SM 060 1From W. OAKJPAE FBRNITIFRE - i 1 Low a (905) 6395456 1994 Fere Teal" lo GL. V6. January Special - Our mostFew Popular table set solid oak 42' WAW amid tics! tlnob. paper to VIM 191 FORD escow statton awe. 4 dr., amRm cap.. tsom pest 1 EaR00M apt N as" Oshawa: avaeabN now. or Feb $615 ndrn- 433-M A kfor ur905 duplex Quiet!aaceef Tri niww & BMW. Osnaw. Very dean i sunny, new kitchen No SMO". o sehpk Is- owIs- owwelc0eewome int. 5799358. 14 E010M newly-rendvattl. Apartment. entrance. parking i wlntiers Included. Sim laundry. nin- smilmt. normwest Wlrtby lo- calbn. S500/month Available MMOM icy. 905.436-1915 o D1RetdmN�oer$(N�M super Large k Mach 1st. Phone 9055795584. LAaBR 2 -BEDROOM ruler Osman Cogn; newly deco- rated. 12 -west In"lig. Coo- trolled WON". row alp pNNloa. $e95 andem, lit Iles/p Neck Included. No j7211 -at AgbOk2. Ilum 1111. 11 i 11 "� Kerror Reef 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. & SUN. 12 - 5 (905)693-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 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, 8 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Utll. Included • In - House Supp. dr Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat 3 Sun I lam- Open VALIANT PROPERTY e3 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: -Nww.geocities.cotn/wall street/floor/ 7657/highriser.html. OUMM (Mm St) Large 2 i 3 bedroom aparhweefs on dear law rip pkr0bag. Cote to 401 A GO Parking Agwon unew loaf From $11100lmond . Phare 905576.4255 2 DEOROOM, bvsomm apt, for time, E . xtilerf cadAim Prurgle isor . 5 mks.. to GO Station. Prdnerng, Non $maker 905611 -GW 2 -BEDROOM available ay- bms. Located 309 Cordova Ad., Oshawa No caws. Please CA 9055792317. alter Spm 2 Woe bedrooms bum" am.. separate entrance. a/c. laWW M. Whte&M"y 2 Fiction". $9001m. Avaf- af Feb 1. 420-5911 2 -BEDROOM racer O.C.. ands t Feb. 1. N inclusive. No peb. 1 car only. FiesAast. $670rmafn. Phase 433-2464 2-OEDRODM. fully eelgabd lop Moor a Nipkx. Illness w dobe. tawdry, paelerng available. Near D.C.. 11et, Feb 111911. TO (9g5)a3-S� 116 il. a IfNCIfBRiMk ST. S.. Pk>lilrip twoom Ybd riniep�..1101one- debar, no W550►2031. EXCEPTIORAIlY LAME i (lean 1i2 bedroom AOAn mance, in Od m &from $825 $755 W unit al ' Darren, PMkridpe P -mg - 905 420-7877. MAX: 2401ropm No base - Mar 14111L.. "K Mo WW* Ms. spacamm doNK aw 11211 air, +ipplw-t ahf no peh. :=,"= Wabay Ikfars $75Wmable how or liefirvally o M kKko w. 616113.9480. MAX, kke6ljr witAd for table Moch 1. $80gmole nndtsfve. Ctrl, Ngll, w bsdroorn bowerl�Spat- '- momson pehb aMiMM C166C1 60 In all4 arnenilia, FieWlask rel. (906) 4=- AAAX, new 2-1wdroom wk - out separate enrVaeice. amral astvac. Imlay, in Unity hhowA. avaima !111" 1. 5100 Manor. hisulat. Rim .no peb. 427-7769 afteir Go m AVAILABLE LT n. WIMOy Apt spamus. arptted pained. with brkony, dere to bus. s opip al down nMduded. NrstAast r quirid. mill bets. 1 betroom $675. 2 bedroom. 5775 3 bed- rmdolm $640. Cal 430- 34 NOWAA VW- t bedroom ape. MINIM iemaldMe4. Eat -n tiklNn, bripplretlstarge Ili s�ioeMr. Cat 623- 7906. SM CENTRAL OBNIBRA. Ileo build% 1 bee $575 Phone 432-2261 for appt. or super. M. 33 MMft OdWaa CLEAR Hage am bedoom Siancoe N., :lore. kfOpt. :!hied tairi0ry- Pafdeq, avail!" FN. 1. $.SIO WW 10 A dafei ND puts. 4111 l - S OTA. Naar a fvw clulrMMW oro had - MOM beMMMY, Ylel%y, ca - 111111. NY. t tiff eK77 70kdMl bbRo0MAg8- Mase b Dw dW cam"' fl, 61929111. IMA ROM ag Vey spe- dam, Atloess b backpMd. efnBerr Wallos• 2 p iia was um includes kidle. Wis. $650hfo. Un. indtl M Awitable WwAdw1y. 434- NEW 1 bbeah, privutt wr Vance. lalwfdry Wass. SM month A6 nekadve, 1st i to . Mfweelces. MC, CNac, so Polls, Cal 656.9071. Foo 1 iDh• A stutW W00 ' 578.6724 PTh• � ( !• ONE aparbeemet Bled 021%, ut IpcAliOn. twumn. $460 l Polls, 723-1292,433-7"7 x 66 ped. tabic 1- FOIAD. White mak Cat, se g Ween comm we am wapin. 4 ,,.quer. awoamtle, mr-c loved, $2300. Oett or du- a 9059651139 CIAINaBTON to66POlER erste lap. soled ori stirt2 1? p. . 2 cud . Cooroe oh edge pante i yg. on Fn. Dec.19. Hwy.2/ Svestroy Rd. arta. cam 426 aft. catllled. Eve/lent nm- romp car. 57}06W. CLEARANCE CENIM, MX233 Rerz system 24X CDR. 336 Oval or Midangrfar lop and 4 sad ori Camnrdp side 9900. or him message. /fq ttartlAB PRIX. bu0td. mod. win 95. 32 mb $1.399. �' WOODwOR"TRA SIT 1 P%%M aWSW . certned. us b VW for sop cams i 406 symeras ban $395 rdurCall Port Rd Pon Perry !05.915- traps « any o, ilon vdu- coiw manuals. Loh of chola . 1774. scmusew Perpies. 6 HN NNCRAD Men. as is. cies. 24W probssixesu pick- an Largest tkee n I mi rico mmi SM. d used "10 s TIM® F# WL and tip, WAW amid tics! tlnob. paper to VIM needs motor wont. WA or beg offer kMObeat 613/- tip. Free TOViina 1bu0e Vary RepydiAp for taut prumamuw COrased staves S200. and mm0. msec weebers $250. dryMs Gad 576-1334 it pigrP.Ca1(!06) 700 5740. sowrdKpeaYvrs from $gy. S125 and tip. Now boli came ADD 41. and lovean b 1911 CANAM MAOM, 4 �., aft. 103.000 til. (905) 697-3069. bill 16. c.f. 5805. New your Ate. loll a eiteree 1i1 imine COM 199 CROW Wt... 4 A a A At/ID• Cars. VutA%. -Pho. Ad. from usiv 161 Bauleneul Rd.EBonwulauie. W30 New 5 c.f.. and roma 30' :nova S449ezers len rib your Dome. Blw afr First $soh (705) 639 1Vf-. 5 sod.. 136.000 til.. how W t pay $116 SIOA00 sSW All- ts7AR3R SM- loan cWIN11d. 9OS 7111.433.17W. Cautn oa 6M trot. Awl cool• DNRNMDOM lhiin bhcA 6 �OW claim olMmoes 227 sSOMak�c, aces- am 5767416 LUM APEO pups ton sale. 1Na SPdK 12ow slterdNO. sou. any year Cal . Atny- Ante. Nowa. 7 dulls, 30 SM. Ratio Mop, d E UM, $600. 2 oak $ib MED Vide Atab madwna hum Imam". � ba. Second =1900 � mK o « tartala $3001nca. Ph. 905- a parts. Bat ONK Call 906 !ruse Vairiq :thrid (les) ppes000edd 6n 57910!6. 905��906iOOSODS 430-7245. 1 News WASNE tMAilfMi, dryers Mi101s. From WMMS4, 110111Ei- 1 Pere Dred Ao11F a &W I= BODGE BNAODW U. 2'S� ow Calla for bur, Wo eerWonl ( ) LrLOO• Yn/Mt Iurft. sideboard, 63' 1011; Vital 3 - 10' kavas. 4 stoves. $25. Mho. 0 down. free bYrery. 1-106 an and 1 Amaim Sad- dieted Both 10 yrs cid. � s new lira. original am CAIN FM cm we twy dans pis 2 cap0m dmns 32750. 831-6410 eve. 267-9405 chew" cdw.. Ride WleslSra i English OooO roofed. CAN lis 000 taVNlled. (905) 830- rmld vddit. Vebipet lout ttINTBR, l you we 11tIRlrlled (519)935.293!. 3186 be in rwMjng Dorn06ita. CAN IN COAT: Tith dyed lac- coon Dort wMll lou wib tll 1As1e farce! ibr look a your who, w an Help NDRDIHMa Eli HOUND, 1BR6 HYUNDAI Brio. 4 dr. 4 fat. 16V Sub 4 spit, 1M Im 427-2415 « ouse b 479 BOyly SL East. AW at . Wonthadow Vim. Yankee $3000. llbru day 5 lima. Extxlaf 96 835 or for nrafter 5 1 «6860231 eller 5 Dau. App�O weeks off. teiBn out rape. SbUs All tell treses. Good Wmftw. iN1RA0 AUTO SALES. corMllfon. Six S. Asking $1500. Can Aid dewmemd. Swim n1- runs paha. 81500.985-0454. SCRAP CM MtWAK lop me PBR (906)666-7325. robes Shove i hidpe good � B p. (�) Vii iIAIIX a Sid's oareiim. Cal IV -1791. p41py11koNgms loot up to $5000. CAN M i77 PPayretrsx i tatrvice.�, Alae aall me�astlem apt. on port.1 �m SOL 1 b Hap fienct SL �ynrs 362 ANnODaTAIsaWly! P« doting hrlllire, ghss, hero DFa�GN -unddw my�nipr l Lala. C66Alls model years 9054N*6361, QFCIEO table i 2 chaks. (MooeeroR i Adult an pot- llitvm tebS teak dkaingroom table i 4 dors, MPI, on, k" or all nosuw Is*« Home and web page creation Hyper oak comer computerDecoys. abkmt. Roan rTVNW book lificcam CoNoMons link and server storage. SM S/5, 2.8, 5 soil., gas* sw, Eurcpsan a" tanked Row Bowen (0) as-�• a n is", 1, on- CM Jeilm Duarlt ab. $hon bou, wry dW. double full, rocker rw who withw and Mbit« �a gym' " 979-44" rwul P"I cl $1200 as is, $1500 dal 9154M. 8� a� e w 1 EaR00M apt N as" Oshawa: avaeabN now. or Feb $615 ndrn- 433-M A kfor ur905 duplex Quiet!aaceef Tri niww & BMW. Osnaw. Very dean i sunny, new kitchen No SMO". o sehpk Is- owIs- owwelc0eewome int. 5799358. 14 E010M newly-rendvattl. Apartment. entrance. parking i wlntiers Included. Sim laundry. nin- smilmt. normwest Wlrtby lo- calbn. S500/month Available MMOM icy. 905.436-1915 o D1RetdmN�oer$(N�M super Large k Mach 1st. Phone 9055795584. LAaBR 2 -BEDROOM ruler Osman Cogn; newly deco- rated. 12 -west In"lig. Coo- trolled WON". row alp pNNloa. $e95 andem, lit Iles/p Neck Included. No j7211 -at AgbOk2. Ilum 1111. 11 i 11 "� Kerror Reef 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. & SUN. 12 - 5 (905)693-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 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, 8 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Utll. Included • In - House Supp. dr Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat 3 Sun I lam- Open VALIANT PROPERTY e3 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: -Nww.geocities.cotn/wall street/floor/ 7657/highriser.html. OUMM (Mm St) Large 2 i 3 bedroom aparhweefs on dear law rip pkr0bag. Cote to 401 A GO Parking Agwon unew loaf From $11100lmond . Phare 905576.4255 2 DEOROOM, bvsomm apt, for time, E . xtilerf cadAim Prurgle isor . 5 mks.. to GO Station. Prdnerng, Non $maker 905611 -GW 2 -BEDROOM available ay- bms. Located 309 Cordova Ad., Oshawa No caws. Please CA 9055792317. alter Spm 2 Woe bedrooms bum" am.. separate entrance. a/c. laWW M. Whte&M"y 2 Fiction". $9001m. Avaf- af Feb 1. 420-5911 2 -BEDROOM racer O.C.. ands t Feb. 1. N inclusive. No peb. 1 car only. FiesAast. $670rmafn. Phase 433-2464 2-OEDRODM. fully eelgabd lop Moor a Nipkx. Illness w dobe. tawdry, paelerng available. Near D.C.. 11et, Feb 111911. TO (9g5)a3-S� 116 il. a IfNCIfBRiMk ST. S.. Pk>lilrip twoom Ybd riniep�..1101one- debar, no W550►2031. EXCEPTIORAIlY LAME i (lean 1i2 bedroom AOAn mance, in Od m &from $825 $755 W unit al ' Darren, PMkridpe P -mg - 905 420-7877. MAX: 2401ropm No base - Mar 14111L.. "K Mo WW* Ms. spacamm doNK aw 11211 air, +ipplw-t ahf no peh. :=,"= Wabay Ikfars $75Wmable how or liefirvally o M kKko w. 616113.9480. MAX, kke6ljr witAd for table Moch 1. $80gmole nndtsfve. Ctrl, Ngll, w bsdroorn bowerl�Spat- '- momson pehb aMiMM C166C1 60 In all4 arnenilia, FieWlask rel. (906) 4=- AAAX, new 2-1wdroom wk - out separate enrVaeice. amral astvac. Imlay, in Unity hhowA. avaima !111" 1. 5100 Manor. hisulat. Rim .no peb. 427-7769 afteir Go m AVAILABLE LT n. WIMOy Apt spamus. arptted pained. with brkony, dere to bus. s opip al down nMduded. NrstAast r quirid. mill bets. 1 betroom $675. 2 bedroom. 5775 3 bed- rmdolm $640. Cal 430- 34 NOWAA VW- t bedroom ape. MINIM iemaldMe4. Eat -n tiklNn, bripplretlstarge Ili s�ioeMr. Cat 623- 7906. SM CENTRAL OBNIBRA. Ileo build% 1 bee $575 Phone 432-2261 for appt. or super. M. 33 MMft OdWaa CLEAR Hage am bedoom Siancoe N., :lore. kfOpt. :!hied tairi0ry- Pafdeq, avail!" FN. 1. $.SIO WW 10 A dafei ND puts. 4111 l - S OTA. Naar a fvw clulrMMW oro had - MOM beMMMY, Ylel%y, ca - 111111. NY. t tiff eK77 70kdMl bbRo0MAg8- Mase b Dw dW cam"' fl, 61929111. IMA ROM ag Vey spe- dam, Atloess b backpMd. efnBerr Wallos• 2 p iia was um includes kidle. Wis. $650hfo. Un. indtl M Awitable WwAdw1y. 434- NEW 1 bbeah, privutt wr Vance. lalwfdry Wass. SM month A6 nekadve, 1st i to . Mfweelces. MC, CNac, so Polls, Cal 656.9071. Foo 1 iDh• A stutW W00 ' 578.6724 PTh• � ( !• ONE aparbeemet Bled 021%, ut IpcAliOn. twumn. $460 l Polls, 723-1292,433-7"7 11 see ONE bedroom March 1 - 531 Mary St. E. Whitby. Mature wen -maintained bWldkg. SUN single. Parking, storage, se- curity on- manaagen coil 666u 2150. SPACIOUS well -maintained 2 bedrooms Avail. at 900 and 888 Glen St Some with walk-in closets. paint Provid- ed. Close to schools. shop - pug uMre. GO Station. Ubti- Iks Included, Calf 726-4993. SICK OF 1W AfNTIN6 �! WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month APPNsnoa and Whldow Cowrillga included No down pay ikon"?77 gR &M*Wyb BW*rupt???? (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY g3HAwA - one bedroom with Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc. character, top two flare of 2 112 storey older borne, living Own os/es or momrdininq room with pine 1 Rlnt floors, new kitchen cup- boards, huge bedroom with m euite. second bath and bal- cDy, March Ist. $720 incku- FOR sive (905) 576.7589 OSHAWA 2 -bedroom apt, in duplex, lust renovated, two washrooms, dose to GM. all amenities. Available Feb.lst 1)'590«uhubes. 1sVtast a must! 905.438-1370 OSHAWA- 2 bedroom Cordo. 5 appliances & much more. $900rmorth. Cal after 5 p.m. 434-6047. pmxERING - 2 bedroom main floor bungalow, self-con- taned. parking. dose Io Tam Centre. $950/mo all i -k k . F'MVlast Available March 1. No pets. 509-1651 PI KERING location stunning main floor 3 -bedroom apart- ment. $1050 MW*. utilitiesincluded. Air Con.. laundry. pargrg, non -smoke. near Go. amiable Feb. 1st Cap 420- 2104 PICXERMG VILLAGE main floor of house. 2 bedroom. laundry. large til parking. deck. 5650rmonm Adusive. 1st & last. Amiable Feb 1- 15th. 663-4262 PRUNING. 1 bedroom basement. all inchedld. saw rale entrance. parking. $57500 wnomh call 905-42o- 9281 PICXERNG. 8rock/Finch BGuhtul 1 -bedroom come waw -out $735 2.6.Oro0nn, $785 Furnished house. 51500 Country him- on, 5950 Feb.tst. Cal PIMNNG huge 1 -bedroom basement apartment,Sepa- rateentrance. kitden. batm. Wndry. park". s6 : month mdusm No pets. non-smWmq Awtable ka- medaMy 905-420-%75PICKERING. Lrvapowlayly, available Feb 1st. OaNment apartinlet, z- bedroom. brce0 car. gas. central an. shows (90S0-0539 0� 10%. µ2 PICKERNG• New 1 -bedroom easement apt Whites Rd M. Executive Moue. private to - trance, pill". able. tasn- dty. opkwxes. backyard. May wo home. Nook for sn- 0k workrq person. 5826 k Ws+ve 905 931 -Mi nMR". Renovated 2- bedroombaserMnt, prtwte cmc. korai yard. walk to 60. 5750hhhath iddspw. Amiable"""Oct ategy. pays: 1.88"78-7588 oil 221. Dun - Can evenings: 416 -260 -Ml. SMICOE AND ADElAHOE •one bright. v $4 stmo. lAq�K Pis i title. kncNudad. 263 8296 or 434-2575. 63 SOUTH PICKE�, 2-Nd- to= 6ustAan�ie-' elusive. avalaiM Manth I. would strt oder root. smolaq 9501 No pees. 905J26- pnPAeMK dent, newt' car- M.&2 slLpaundery.tree aw 8rbghho. MIS S7'9-3611 H 2 BIR from $6 athd 3 BIR from $61 AM. A 280 WwMwot St.W. Utilities Wcla11 Brph( and dw. qo t0 schools, shOppim C(for to view: 905)721-8741 -ease- two DOOMm wdw- r,WW bmmlre apt., $750. Private enhance. no smoker. a/Delatey at". 0798 Or or we (4116)T-311110,1.426- WAXOUT Now am bedirookis, Latim willows, hemo l- INW �Hugee yardSim mcm- sive. Jan. is. Mon-$moker. WhitM 720.1718, WEST CENTRAL OWMIA - 3 bldroorlts, ttppp level ialetaffof Ow y a00. 2 char obi el. co$upnles all Mdodw. ferred.579-1M.M Pon Wee bedroom TA/MMINVI-Lf, 2- avaw able iCall 9W 430-9140 or 416- 145. 420 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 Rent WHY rem when you can own your own home for less than You 111411117-11 Cap Dave Hay lock Sales Rep. Re/Wx Summit Really (1991 Ltd (!OS) 660-3806 Or (90�) 666- 11 1 Houses :or Rem $I - n A Abwute Arordabie WHY RENT? own YOun fHOKU FROM $685AITHP FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE 1571-6275 4MXW t40-61275 Mart statialey Sales Rep Simon GGn>up Excel %any tart nada no W. h.... home for you $500 Wait. Choice • 6 mormns free or free Ilga1S or redaw mot0a0e nee From S750Jmoft a1 n dim" Income requirement from t27.50o gross Call Ken Colts. Caltdwll Ilanker (905)728-9414 2 E0M00M Dungalow. Sim - cot and Ade area kao- Mcoraled. orifi aria. Woe bactyaro. .sNVmo 263-1296 on CW -2575 A-1 Oshawa beation, ravine lot nnpeCcable. 3.1 bed- rooms. wa2 bift. d0lnbk ga- rJP. toal ba$em M. no ppit!fss $1350/mo Available Fe0 150 432.4642 ABMUTELY ASTiOtMOMG 6 months tree. then own a hasp frau f550lnrroreet- Bull Roka ColaseN Bawer (905) 728-94 14. BEACH HOUSE. fabitous view Of Lake OntilM 2 ohs bad - far" la. rt" IV" kmwediate possession• $375 Plus utilises. 523-1263 COUQTICE- 3 bedroom de- tsded with garage Avadabk imrn 600Y. s99ymomh u mit". No pas. Cab 905- 721-0125 after 6 p.m. FMCM/MMM RD.. De- tadted 2 uupper kv1M 3 -bed- rooms. 1 1R -bale. paraMg. avalaw FeO.tst. SISOI m 6.283-5 �NYW Cal Mary .,6263 5163. a Joinder 416-203-M. LANE 3 EBwOIE house in Miele Shoat ow ae, 130W 21 bat. 31,015. on r AVU. (905)721 213 welt wm /P1 a bw. UMW UMCM= of 2 and 3 bedroom golden Mem bolter 411 the vtlale 01 rte sowre - OtdbM ChM. IWAMA fe oc- apsaq VANOL Cal br an appoinonew a view ow Milo- M Suite. cwwsr Bakber R.M.R. RMI Esme (905) 729- 9414 oil. 225. SMICOE i ABELNIE Area, tapl 3 bedroom. Serti0le for small tamly$BOO pW. UW UM *M. Jin 1. ail (US) 083-5117 (DNS) or M427- 1637 (Eve.) ark for Aid sum -own 2000 sq. n. axbm built lower &I*X New wctaaiar Iw1ay link. 2 boo-, jecuZ6. coamics, Mr. pus IoM mai $1200. io- duo", Cal Frank 432-2000. WANTEW Refer rem to own or Ment. Responsible w�D eae 1110 drldtMr'Q°rmy rMtll special n Ms is boWng lar a aUMllakleddeladted desk wel- l a 5-Oedroom honN in PkkoindApx aha. CA (( 6R M31 �' PMau a 1 Towrrpus.s For PAw 3 -BEDROOM townhouse with basement. 2 banks. 4 cep pkarlces. closeto M. aval- able Feb 1. NON-SMOKER S11S11020/montho20/monall inclusive (905)723.5064. AN OSHAWA SOUTH - 3 bedroom townhouse dose to schools and 59501 mo. ALL INCLU IV . First/ Wad. Avaeabk Feb.1 (905)579- 9956 days. MIGHT Spacious 3 bed. townhouse 4 appkanas 1 underWOud parking spot close to all amenroes. Bayty & LAW" 1965)-420-1971 CARRIAGE Nu TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E Oshawa availability434-3972. I= RENT Sbacious 3 bed- room town homes. S62?/nq aft owdlretve, Await" kmne- dkatlly 5MI146. OSHAWA, Central Part Bh0 4-tworoom 7 bats, garage. appliances. herdwroOd. broad - ban. FAG. certrat an. sh°°om° (905µ27-3763. TAUNTDN TERRACE Town- houses 100 Taunton Rd E . Oshawa. Dec Jan. Feb otxA1 Pancy 435-3346 1 leoome ON, fto AJAX. dean gnat home for responsible tenant Shure low".larndry and Tram Bas. Go. 40t 535o mons• 190 ast ADstaner Imme- dlately Pat (905) 619-0606 BMMWWLE- Liberty/4o1 Furneshed room avaiWNe for working ptrson . qm. dun, T V . able. parking. shared bathroom. kitchen & ling room. US weekly Cal 905- 697-0760. LMSE furnished room for rant n BndOkYfl. Washes, it . er. parkng. 1500 all ndusiw 905-655-34" PNXEMMG IIIIAGF. tw- rp• rasrlhedproom n new tome, iareNe laundry prate' No Pels- IW mediate po 5350. Cal 426-1357a PICREIIM.. room for rent. vidusew Cal 420- 1 Mood ALTOLVSeperd I A 1 1 Oom row house. tamilyroom sr/ it:e. hrepl2-bardoom. Idtchen, microwave oMy. sion for once. %W w dry- s iridic, 56oO(mmwl. Fee 311 (4165628 Now room to rat IN targe, OW. Screehow. Cable.. friendly y s r002" Cghbre � Hardly,dose a -. (rrst and tag. :626. SNIP CBr1MAl Whitby, targe Yic- brin horn. wry Haan, Seekklp nom-taeoung Probst- siornl. dose to bss. Law rooms. $426rmo -, ladndes heat. hydro, tame, Inmdry. AW. hm W, (41105694B62. NCR6IMG L10. Own room. slave house. WasleaAlryer. one small atl one X -MM roan. 5250 & $450. Cal (905) 420-2631. wwm Maury aly apt. in Wforian building, 11 r place, 2 Glares. x$465 btcktdba utilities. (9DS) 666- 5123. WNW . one bedroom, den. solarium, en suite laundry. underground par", NowBakal MdmNs. $NO incl.. MOM Mt. (905) 837-3033 day. ave. (906) 689 UrMs INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwillegar 1937 sq m office warehonnstn 53.25 sq. ft net Call 905 579-5077 after 5, (905)71-1 1 1 Pri►a• Herres For Sak $125,608.01 - BEAUTIFUL 3 ruaufuortdt into bedroom. 2 baths, W. base -839-5252 ment. backing onto greenbelt & park Side entrance with s- law potential. fenced yard & deck Great buy Wont last Caines for Pass than rent Cal Rosaleen or Frank Sion Ciasslc 905 686 S t 53 GREAT BOYS111 3bedroom homges. es. garafrom 596.900. 5% down. 1011 arty from f82LnhOnttn ndumTed Hought udMq OnSic 10-90003otn S:Nan 0011TNWES7 Oshawa 3 -bed- room detacnedarpgaertage Move paused A MUST SEE' Only, 5".500 Dont Mt9fat Mui see I Can ,Ion Hartford at (905)771-1144 PN 1tERNC - Quality 4 bed- room home on overslaed lot and gest cul d,_W does b rclroots. utast tae era one hiving Comm, SM.Wo. (905) IL91-3941 REMUS= NOMES available Let ophim ready and ort for you- Cad (905) a33-ast3 - NMIELIMILE MGR711 Ent OShML 4 bedroom brick and ahtrrrrtm 1 1Q Storey. ebiced at on falnaCt with air condition". one owner lame Orly $104.900 Imrne- diat possession. Call Lorne Hartford Swhtert Exoe1 P40Y Inc (905) 721-1144 WHIM WaIW Irorn base- ment. in-law apartment, ra- wa lea. 4 -bedrooms New root. Reduced for gmcl sok! $Sunday (9050. Open house on NO MORE LAYOFFS! Have income sec & y frecdorMart own Watkins F Business for u $40 Limited offer of $65 in I For into mlSSage 905-43s x199 Watkins Ind. Rep. • 1 Psr *risk HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An- swers Find the oriole within S299/mm •16.'24 hrs. 1- 900451.3783 NUMENLY PSYCHIC - $2 W nun 18. 24 hours 1-900- 451.3763 DAILY HORO- SCOPE 1-90G-677-7T7o 5500 24 haus, ria not surf whidt os more Is PEWt. wrbqto- 0"Ons ad or to - 0" d? I am a ssbf .Tree null Mq at)oys lour► try kung along .ren pryyal hlties$, tra•ebig and Ooang. lf yea are a ssteere. attracive. $oglelemak. 3045. we Staniar stif resh. pass roy ii "61 " b Bak 458ajphUog kOrtlgm EOort Markham, L3P Ute Road. eOREO OMTAIIO HOUSE- WIVES names & pttvaxe phone nWllbtrs. 1-900.451- ad 680. 53.20vitew, must be to T-tdne PSYOK READING by Dun- ne Taint. IN lar. & crystal ball all used in one readsq f" rUP a session neUded or (9M) ►Wrvbtt SPOUR Dame i E R Psychic Answm. You an know. Rated 01 Police 100.000. Was, we us Calls confidential 24Ass $2 99i min. 18. 1-900.4514055. Christmas Bills?? Consolidate them all into one low payment and start the new year right. PurChaseStRehnance/Consolldations 131, 211111, e3rd t.GMW a C tf you have been turned down for any Mm of financing come and see me today. AU applications accepted and processed. Never front 915 428-1232 Aja days ( 915) 955 WMlt11111111' eve4k nds. Johnston & Cook Finaltaal Services Inc. Hll�n -W pelft 1970 Motor Flare. Empress. gqooaodd co n6ron. praparr stove. ri doe. a smv S15oo obo. as is. 905436-1020, Room 14. aSlk lar Soul before 9 p.m. a-" IN Lwd � A LOIN M NOT YOU MME Ii OROLVW LY EFMIE t1MM1G ANY CINIMAC1i. 677 IT a ad alone. He bolt for min b be fly rib. Mid has ir7 M, 56 salts F lar w ilii lelalolltep to slme trl- a16 & tribulations. Ropy to: File 187. Mom This Meek P.O. Boa 481. Osturn, On- tario LM 71.5. SUMG YDDB HO? LSdwA ow 11IX BALK THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY IS, 1998- PAGE 21 1650 650 650 810 IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE PROr"CtONE Acting under Instructs on we will sell len detail lots from ILSA MAJOR ES'T'ATES •PRIVATE COLLECTIONS • CONSIGNMENTS Hand (awed Mahogany & Fumiturc-Strunk Statuary-Accenl Furniture - Decor & Grand Foyer Mim)rs•Sports Memorabilia -Giftware -6W) Gompurers-Qtunlity of Estate & Mexlcm JcwcUcry-Designer Watches• Over 2(N) L.E. Prints -AJ (..assun-Lumbers- Romance- Royal rAoullon- Whimsical Treasures-,Kanners•C t)lketibk-%-Tovs Thurs. Jan 22 AT 7 pm (PREVIEW at 6 pm) AT: Jackson's Touch of Clm Banquet Hal 104 Consumers Drive Whitby 0 Block west of Thickson on Consumers) Hand carved mahoyam furniture, accent items, desks, cabinets etc. Selection of fine quality collectibles: Royal Doulton figurines and jugs, Border Fine Arts wildlife sculptures, glassware, Porcelain, cranberry, musicals Action figurines, bronze statuary, whimsical collectibles, grand foyer mirrors, Berta Hummel figures, Swarovski Annuals, Collector plates, jade Sculptum-S, Coca Cola figures, and trucks. Ovcr 200 Limited Edition prints, originals, decors, accent art by well known Canadian Artists, Group of Seven collection, Egyptian original Frescos, and more. Sports memorabilia and L.E. Art of current superstars and legends, hall of famcrs etc. Unique one of a kind presentations including Bobby Orr, Eric Undros,Tte Domi, Steve Yzerman. Wayne Gretzky. etc. Estate and modern jewelkry, diamond and Rota rings, chains, bracckts. 24kt }cold coins, watches, appraised fancy bracelets and solitaires. darty more items, listing not available at pnnting. 4 tf V IABIT .I S PLR Pri.STl1J � A.%.1YiGAC I:U AT SA1J-:, ADDM01V..$ & DFI1770NA APPI. Y `ll BG YEI2S' PRE V1U.VS, FRI"k DRA W; AV PER P(R%771D & ANNOUNCE& LIMITED SEATING • REGISTRATION AT 6 PM - PUN TO ATTEND • FREE DRAW - NO BUYER'S PREMIUM OR SURCHARGES AT OUR AUCTION SALES - f I-888-PROSALE OR 416-298-1762 L WWW.PROAUCTION.COM • a$ Coming Eve III OECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman - Ship Fasclean, reliable service. 420-0081 Illpving i - soma MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anymmg. anywhere. anytime. Commercial or residential. Packagrtq, storage and bans avatlade. Senor & mid malth discounts. Free estimates 571-0755 1-888491-6600 HARRY -O -THE - MOVERS Move big 3r small. we once them all! Free esti- olates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (905)917-4437 or 1- 263-51!36 MICHALSKI MOVING -*uses. Apartments Ont - as. Appliances aro Piano spemaksts Now we have ^Mid storage writ Senor Md tlio-Monm Drscauts. _sensed. insured Free Es- tsretes Emlleat service. Call 4W7795. • ' 1 Coming Ewers 1da ^ ares. nomas (61 Unique Wedding Show! The wedding show for every bride. Fashion show, vendor demonstraticins and Irate draws!! January 25, 1998 Annandale Golf It Country Club, Church St, Ajax To reserve your tickets for $3.00 Calf April Taldall (905) 852792 Doo't miss the Wedding Show of the Year. TUB AREA Complete $525, 2 C ahalll. 416-282-8934 (based on 65 sq.tt.) • 1 Psraortsls • 1 PWwnd s : 1 Handymsrt EGYPTIAM PS"IC ror.er gT7iSWDWION OF PSYCHICS try tri • (9o5) 576-2322-- a1e AA 976 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa ""• hlprovawmlts :11 ietpeoaseNMlo CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. 1*�e omdty hom mwmbm sign 1975 N r O PROJECT T7700SMALL r.�- • Kildie '- a gNenseeft - � rrldowii a ./fRRs •805-686-52111 6w HANDYMAN And clelfwlg services all work at flat rates. No job too sural (905)139 -gyp orrloes. am. ec Piano nwv.g / Pssa-oatang � les-e:s t 3 821 Restore old turn i rots orr9rnati beauty. Eland stepped. Free estimates. Ian 1-800-8!56-?oa5 100 P ... CARPET : 1 Me Pyllpilg NISTALIATIOMi 25 years experience, DOUG CLARK PLUMBING Licensed, Insured, row baa 00f & rwviab0115, �FESTrepairs. FREE ti YRS. El. 11111111114-eooa72.t-24 hts. pa - KITCHEN REMODELLING 1 mmmi a Kevin Byrne Designs 420-3547 pager (416)337-6620 OneMwt PAC-MOMpk� Addkft g dytltel ---MING oZlg 1CalMarioe (905)- 619.1663. 0914416) 560.460 DOORS 9r US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We FD( BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, Sales Service & 1ND�RepT-0949 Frimmekbed batltroans, ackibons and seootld stories. Home N work gamed t1 WIN Leaver 42"45 MASTER HOME RENOVATIONS The 011e to call who yah how FAGds IfddlensrwloVOYtg' blsertlenh. fenoee, sundedls, pruning & plllsfahg. No job is loo big pr uta sinal. Beat the spring "Ah and save 15% on labour. CIA todly for has a6111Me. 06436-4041 PAN 11110 i PLAS a10 fob bo big or mil! -You pay whm awe! u,= _ OerlM j Sknoco csiinya General repairs Tdy w bk r2;:DorwN cow sp Cal for a FREE Estimate 404-9111101119 wan Covertimp Painting & Wallpapering Small repairs, drywall, Wood finishes, Professional, reliable, reaSonabb. dean. Colin 839-7256 restretching, our speciaili Frestimates. D i M Dw=n. 997-1799 er 917-1811 l UJJ Ouamw. licensed. professional cleaners. 22H and years e)gkeriellce. Commerical. Free P.SbryWOS, lore rate$. Telephone MnrN OW /eNtlN up to 3000 sq. h. base Hoards. & wherever dse the house needs cleaning 10 years expenance Cant lea es 4/F7K-92M OSHAWA , 8 nd. fi MORTGAGES mai NO so. fiMaa�oss from $Osh CONOMedioe Fieandal Centre. 600 2nd fir 5500 PrlrNle 1st. i tad. 1.200 sq. n. 2nd floor .1,600 • no application or sq. W main Call 434.2447 or 655-4132. appraisal lees - no uP broker fee OFFICE SPACE. al iparki g. Call J. Wyger unit. 32 sepan� parking. windowed, (905)985-9106 Pall 683-9905. a e V & MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly Financing for any pur- 1 pose, rates from 4.4". All storagemunily nand applicaNMI horns accepted. Com - munity Mortgage 668-6805 location. inle double units available Ea access. 5100/morNh.(905)725 9991 . 1 Bwilee4 lwv a • i Irlduetriel UrMs INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwillegar 1937 sq m office warehonnstn 53.25 sq. ft net Call 905 579-5077 after 5, (905)71-1 1 1 Pri►a• Herres For Sak $125,608.01 - BEAUTIFUL 3 ruaufuortdt into bedroom. 2 baths, W. base -839-5252 ment. backing onto greenbelt & park Side entrance with s- law potential. fenced yard & deck Great buy Wont last Caines for Pass than rent Cal Rosaleen or Frank Sion Ciasslc 905 686 S t 53 GREAT BOYS111 3bedroom homges. es. garafrom 596.900. 5% down. 1011 arty from f82LnhOnttn ndumTed Hought udMq OnSic 10-90003otn S:Nan 0011TNWES7 Oshawa 3 -bed- room detacnedarpgaertage Move paused A MUST SEE' Only, 5".500 Dont Mt9fat Mui see I Can ,Ion Hartford at (905)771-1144 PN 1tERNC - Quality 4 bed- room home on overslaed lot and gest cul d,_W does b rclroots. utast tae era one hiving Comm, SM.Wo. (905) IL91-3941 REMUS= NOMES available Let ophim ready and ort for you- Cad (905) a33-ast3 - NMIELIMILE MGR711 Ent OShML 4 bedroom brick and ahtrrrrtm 1 1Q Storey. ebiced at on falnaCt with air condition". one owner lame Orly $104.900 Imrne- diat possession. Call Lorne Hartford Swhtert Exoe1 P40Y Inc (905) 721-1144 WHIM WaIW Irorn base- ment. in-law apartment, ra- wa lea. 4 -bedrooms New root. Reduced for gmcl sok! $Sunday (9050. Open house on NO MORE LAYOFFS! Have income sec & y frecdorMart own Watkins F Business for u $40 Limited offer of $65 in I For into mlSSage 905-43s x199 Watkins Ind. Rep. • 1 Psr *risk HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An- swers Find the oriole within S299/mm •16.'24 hrs. 1- 900451.3783 NUMENLY PSYCHIC - $2 W nun 18. 24 hours 1-900- 451.3763 DAILY HORO- SCOPE 1-90G-677-7T7o 5500 24 haus, ria not surf whidt os more Is PEWt. wrbqto- 0"Ons ad or to - 0" d? I am a ssbf .Tree null Mq at)oys lour► try kung along .ren pryyal hlties$, tra•ebig and Ooang. lf yea are a ssteere. attracive. $oglelemak. 3045. we Staniar stif resh. pass roy ii "61 " b Bak 458ajphUog kOrtlgm EOort Markham, L3P Ute Road. eOREO OMTAIIO HOUSE- WIVES names & pttvaxe phone nWllbtrs. 1-900.451- ad 680. 53.20vitew, must be to T-tdne PSYOK READING by Dun- ne Taint. IN lar. & crystal ball all used in one readsq f" rUP a session neUded or (9M) ►Wrvbtt SPOUR Dame i E R Psychic Answm. You an know. Rated 01 Police 100.000. Was, we us Calls confidential 24Ass $2 99i min. 18. 1-900.4514055. Christmas Bills?? Consolidate them all into one low payment and start the new year right. PurChaseStRehnance/Consolldations 131, 211111, e3rd t.GMW a C tf you have been turned down for any Mm of financing come and see me today. AU applications accepted and processed. Never front 915 428-1232 Aja days ( 915) 955 WMlt11111111' eve4k nds. Johnston & Cook Finaltaal Services Inc. Hll�n -W pelft 1970 Motor Flare. Empress. gqooaodd co n6ron. praparr stove. ri doe. a smv S15oo obo. as is. 905436-1020, Room 14. aSlk lar Soul before 9 p.m. a-" IN Lwd � A LOIN M NOT YOU MME Ii OROLVW LY EFMIE t1MM1G ANY CINIMAC1i. 677 IT a ad alone. He bolt for min b be fly rib. Mid has ir7 M, 56 salts F lar w ilii lelalolltep to slme trl- a16 & tribulations. Ropy to: File 187. Mom This Meek P.O. Boa 481. Osturn, On- tario LM 71.5. SUMG YDDB HO? LSdwA ow 11IX BALK THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JANUARY IS, 1998- PAGE 21 1650 650 650 810 IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE PROr"CtONE Acting under Instructs on we will sell len detail lots from ILSA MAJOR ES'T'ATES •PRIVATE COLLECTIONS • CONSIGNMENTS Hand (awed Mahogany & Fumiturc-Strunk Statuary-Accenl Furniture - Decor & Grand Foyer Mim)rs•Sports Memorabilia -Giftware -6W) Gompurers-Qtunlity of Estate & Mexlcm JcwcUcry-Designer Watches• Over 2(N) L.E. Prints -AJ (..assun-Lumbers- Romance- Royal rAoullon- Whimsical Treasures-,Kanners•C t)lketibk-%-Tovs Thurs. Jan 22 AT 7 pm (PREVIEW at 6 pm) AT: Jackson's Touch of Clm Banquet Hal 104 Consumers Drive Whitby 0 Block west of Thickson on Consumers) Hand carved mahoyam furniture, accent items, desks, cabinets etc. Selection of fine quality collectibles: Royal Doulton figurines and jugs, Border Fine Arts wildlife sculptures, glassware, Porcelain, cranberry, musicals Action figurines, bronze statuary, whimsical collectibles, grand foyer mirrors, Berta Hummel figures, Swarovski Annuals, Collector plates, jade Sculptum-S, Coca Cola figures, and trucks. Ovcr 200 Limited Edition prints, originals, decors, accent art by well known Canadian Artists, Group of Seven collection, Egyptian original Frescos, and more. Sports memorabilia and L.E. Art of current superstars and legends, hall of famcrs etc. Unique one of a kind presentations including Bobby Orr, Eric Undros,Tte Domi, Steve Yzerman. 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SINGLE MOM FRIENDSHIP TO SHARE LOOKING FOR TLC!!! 45 yr old, 5'6', 160 Ib. stn- Young looking 66, attractive 50 yr old. 5'8". 175 Ib, single WHERE'S MY LADY AT? ole mother white blonde petite lady nonsmoker, white female Seeking asin- 65 yr old. 150b. 5' 10 wild Ads! hair and green eyes occasional drinker, enjoys owed male; smoker, seek - Seeking a sigle male with dinner theater, movies, ole black mate a0 to 50. ling a shin lady 55 to 65, for Call 1-900-451-3793 a heart of gold. BOX 16490 dancin dinm out and 5'11" and taller,for iend. a long lasting relationship $2.49 er min. walks i coun9 ship and possibly more Call1-900-451-3793 Like Ion walks, rdeninp SEEKING A MATE ry. Desires BOX $4407 9 9a 9. KIND AND CARING 39, divorced white female meeting an honest, sincere $2.49 per min. the country, etc- Serious 26 yr old. 5'2 single looking for a relationship. I gentleman for friendship, to LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH CHILDREN WELCOME calls only. Oshawa area FANTASY MAH LOOKING FORWARD 70.. WHATEVER IT TAKES love roller bladng, long share similar interests. BOX Statuesque. down to earth, 38 yr old. 6. single male iS BOX 19252 47. separated. 225 lbs. 25 yr old single. white male Bt -uro�s male Seeks a female with brown hair and walks, dance share eyes. Enjoys reading, the g, movies. redhead, 47, desires coin- seek ng a single female for BE MY SUNSHINE 6'3 some blond hair due likes outdoors and boating, couple I you would be outdoors. movies and dining. Wants an honest SEEKING LIBRA MAM parry of intelligent, tau gen- friendship and possibly White male, 55. 5io' 185 eyes. Seeking a woman. 22 Seeks single female. 20-32, interested in getting togeth- more. Seeking a single and sincere man, for friend- Full figured white female. tleman that knows the more. BOX 16058 lbs, new to Cobourg, port to 45, attractive and slim with no children and must er sometime give me a male, 26 to 30, for friend- ship and relationship. seeks a male 48 to 52, who meaning of integrity and FRIENDSHIP AND MORE Hope area Carng. sincere. who enjoys life. intimate like having a good time with call. BOX 3371 ship and possibly more. Someone with average has hair and likes count respect Open to share sensitive. romantic and encounters and sharing sense of humor BOX BOX 11008 height and build. BOX music, karaoke, dancing fun• laughter and special 38 yr old 510-, 180 lb. sin- humorous Seeks attrac- fantasies Let's get together 15794 MUST BE DISCREEO and romantic times times. Non smoker, non gle male. smoker and tive. slim, professional lady, lir a stimulating and varied 35 yr old. 5 11- 190 Ib sn- FRIENDS FIRST KNOWS WHAT HE Sincere replies on drinker referred BOX social drinker Enjoys 45 to 50, to share walks. discussion BOX 30420 48 yr cid. 5'S full figured 33210 ly. BOX 25265 p maw• dining out, muskcycling.. to cam n female who enjoys koolkinWANTS g• ping 9 and more Seeking a sogle cooking. lots of conversa- R U FIT AND OUTGOING music. camping, movies at yr old, sin full bowed TRY NOT TO BE SHY! LIBRA LADY female, 32 to 40. for friend- tion and 28 r old, 5'10- 175 Ib. sin - and more. Seeking an tion- attractive. Single mom d 5'T, with fair hair and green 31, attractive, 5'5-. medium ship and possibly more. 30443 quiet time BOX glemalewith brown hair est and caring male for two, smoker. Artist and eyes Seeking a single male build single mother Enjoys BOX 18974 LOOKING FOR FRIEND and blue eyes Enjoys friendship fast. BOX 14216 plants and ani- who enjoys home cooking, fishing, camping, car races. TRYING 2 FIND MY LUV white male. 30 red movies. music, sports. mals. Seeks male, 45-55, lin walks and occasional- snownrobikn haw. dancing and more Seeking KIDS WELCOME who is over 5'8". emotional- ly din out. Don't be 9. walks. 34 y olio. single tamer who liar. 5 9- 155 Iles looking a single female with similar e3 yr ofd. brown single rmand N and financial secure. cal melt u mi ght be movies and dining out enjoys movies, walks and for srmgle while female. 27 interests BOX 11609 En the outdoors �pX 13316 pleasanted. making a fit, attractive, more Seeking a single to 33. My interests are fish - s t Try not tromantic' honest female for friendship and ng, keg walks and country ANY AGE OR RACE and much more. Seeking a HEART OF GOLD BOX 342and sincere possibly more BOX 19165 Looking for trustworthy 42 yr Old 5 8 145 t, s n- sngle or divorced white 45 yr old. 160 Ib. 5'6- cepa.male with pmt female BOX 25311 gin male woo enjoys me Mab. 45 to 55. for a pose- rated, professional, blorKle LONELWas tour a, interests DISCREET FUN outdoors. motor cycles. ble long term relationshv. lemab, non smoker. with LADYfw long term 23 yr old. white male Is AGE NO BARRIER sports and more Seeking a BOX 14268 three sons. Likes walking, 31 yr oldo a t i o n - making an attractive Early 50s attractive. !it ion- single female with similar dancing, movies, tennis, 5'4". 13last dare female.18 and older lir a 9le• white mate peeks rnerests BOX 13350 LOOKING FOR FRIENDS snip. No female for dagolf. Seeks attractive reale, 6, attracanetime discreet ytime and 25 yr Oki. 5'T 5 le motherwith S orpio 39 r oI' WAITINGQMabd three who end music, Over ri hea great parson- true sino ease. ancourite. BOX 19168 evening encounters Artytha outdoors and mors. and heart d oddBOX 9 I e75 m i les 6 O X THINGS MAY WORK OUTage. Full figured weiconrte. ,s seekn a g a13324 white Drscntron aswred BOX g single ourSeekng a single maw for mother'3r,433 33 yr old. 6'2 21r �b lit 11686 female for friendship amiddating and friodshop. BOX FRIENDS FlRSTr1J Mab likes working out. Possibly more. BOX 16255 16617 20 yr old Angle In mother of rch a wa u - AREETTO dercng, dining, theaterLEO MALECAN 1 TRUST YQUT two seeks maw, 2 -28fpr wine, television, having 36 y old. 5' 185 IbMY FRIEND talking and havrg a good Man. 30Fe^a a 37. him Seeks atractive and divorced. while Mab tikes 30 Yr old. divorced male 31 yr old attractive female time East end d Toronto. � ful hair 5 1- mother of active tamale with srnAar dW%Cm,% Sports and hvrg Al enjoys kids and much Likes altemiativ and rock Friends fist. 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Seeks loving, FIT AND ACTIVE This S'a" mother d ore with neaLteartds/mwstaches a Seeks *maw. 20- more Seeking a Single Ebrownnjoy ear and ate eyes 40 yr cid active. profession- Smoker tDtsck male. o man hazel Plus En sir" Smoker Slqup be good lis- Ms and brown Mr IOY outdoors. 35. whO is fun to W whin lir female 5'4 - and snorter with Enjoys the outdoors. music. al female takes sports, golf. toner Open. honest rets- would like to meet you movies. music and get friendship and maybe no dependents BOX 18534 cooling and more Seeikng music, doing out. etc. ft ofnip. Let's meat lir New Enjoy flea markets, watch- l gathers BOX 30422 more BOX 33909 a single female 23 to 35 to Seeks fit male. 35.50. who movies. dining Shan We with BOX Paan Ere. BOX: t 8372 n9 d 18816 likes lite BOX 33616 out, saoxall drinks and LOTS OF LOVE mon BOD( 34831 WORKING MOM OF TWO Show mother d 2. 29. 5'4", %� SERIOUS REPLIES 29 yr lid 57-, 120 b stn IXOWV hair, hazel eyes. SERIOUS REQUEST A'~'� t`� 32 white maw with due gie, ndependent working attractive. out honest. 31 yr old. 5 1'2 male wit mom d two. Seeks malecommunicative.9o'^g' medium build, attral -- eyes. final sta- eous. rantisponte- wino is interested in a sen- rneous, ,petro and good ewe snow mvoMer d -- . - 1''-- P'�-�1 �— --'1 bie. Likes camping. ous relationship. who is senea of humor join two. Seeking a maw, L _ ��. I movies, pool. KICs. Ity a soul male who enjoys the dogs. cats. den over 5, and a frlencla Looking 30 to 45. wino is tag. I ( g � n out Seeks single. BOX 314292 staDw. tittle thrigs kw has to otter attractive and knows �- rr b i while female 20-34. No head games. BOX what he wants out of e. I . 9 SOMETHING ELSE 25307 lib. H you are taiiii for a serwus rotation - SOMETHING and martiisi�g• z ship Serious calls brunette with Drown eyes. 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BODt 30441 40, medium bind. long hair Iomale with brown hair and NO COUCH POTATOES or short. beard or mus- due eyes. Enjoys bowing' 40 yr old attractive. blonde. taches. Enjoys zest for Me. movies. children and more divorced. professional. social drinker and shares Seeing a male with similar interests.ests. BOX t 1021 hite wfemale seeking male. Same interests. Box COWAFT 49 fR old, for" blonde 40-55 who likes dancing, 25305 CLASSY LADY movies and Sunday after- TAKE A CHANCE 5'5", slender, attractive nope outpenssible r Commd and a 34 old, 5'10'. singes fine dining. rale who � and more Ment. BOX 14008 whiter protessgnal, sem. attractive. blonde hair, Seeking a distinguished, WANTS TO SETTLE hazel oyes. Enjoys dining, European male who enjoys DOWN dancing also outdoor the food things In ldo BOX 29 r11606 I �, ............. y old 5 7-. 125 lb :in• :port:. seeking down to gle. white, blonde mom of earth white single male with twoseeks taN male. over 6', Similar interests. BOX with age build for a serious king term rotation- r Ship. BOX 11731 All ♦ _ r ATTRACTIVE LEO 25 yr old, medium build. honest. Ca.ng. singes mom of one. Likes For a (A�Oe cards, fishing, a� �� ''�;�` movies. snowwmo- uvW'Yi� ~� 0 biting. --'--v Seeks maw who wants Y' commit �eM' ?Quin 1 180X ti 11766 ionshp- 766 on tM Iaterwk SX TO TALK bfpt//wwwi u r old married m female seats a trial w4obirtiom&, Ship and someone to talk to. Likes sports, music g o= and gang cul BOX 13214 SOMEONE OLDER SE 27 Yr �' who *ANT TO enjoys Camping movies and much more. Seelig a sigh mew for COWAFT 49 fR old, for" blonde more BOX 13848 l and pub hall due eyes. smoker - Enjoy twotheatre.dining ZEST FOR LIFE ouLan, children. dancing. cooling. pkM and pets. 5'7', single %Male with blonde hair who enjoys Searching lir a male who accepts me as I am; roman- danc, dnig out and tic Maw who wants stabil more. maw. 5016091jpapp BOX 31929 raatiormahip BGub 16416 AlsoN �� a � ler FRENDSWAND MORE sngw mother of P and Will by More. Enjoy gong to the Iwo with dada hair and due movies, cooking and sties. Envoys Movies. danc�wlg, woks and mon. sports SM 35359 Seth a sigle Maw with 18967r Int@Iaa1s. BOX I �, ............. ,171 -'• •� V l�� QUALITY TIME 35 yr old. employed, white female, smoker, with a sense d humor. Enjoys ani- mals, cooking, quiet Imes and more. Seeking a tag, while male. 32 to 40. who is employad, with a sense d humor and similar inter- ests. BOX 14048 f QUIET TIMES ��L TOGETHER 44 5*0" VVa M yr old, 5'8', medi- um buil. attractive female with a sense of humor. Enjoys travel, darill Ing, quiet times and more. Seeking a male. 40 to 50, with similar interests. BOX 18760 AFFECTIONATE UM 35 yr old, 64', 130 8x. sep- arated. Seeking Christian male who loves to wive, nine and laugh; non smoker and loves to go to church. Race no barrier. BOX 25295 N CUMBERLAND AREA Young looking 42, 5'1', female with brown hair, due eyes, non smoker, enhployed. Looking lir a nice guy who enjoys old and new males. reading, outdoors, the arts, classical music. Scalia, Martin, Manilow and more. BOX 30406 ROMANTIC TIMES Sngfe mom. 37, auourn hatdue eyes and tun lov- ig who enjoys tong wanks. diming oar ling and hi Ing Looking to sir 9, mak. 31 to 50 with srmlar interests BOX 30418 SMILE I could be the one Single working mom. 5'2 blue- eyed blonde. 40, enjoys baseball, dancing and more. lir possible frrrd- SMp; maybe more it you're the one. bort Hope. Cobourg area. BOX 30417 EASY GOING GAL Single white female. 21. independent, employed. blond. blue, great sense of humor, seeks single white male, 23 to 30, with similar qualities. BOX 30416 SCORPIO 40. 5', petite, caring moth- er, honest and sincere looking for a single, fit male, 6'. 35 to 40. with long hair who likes children, ani- mals, the sun and loves to laugh. Friendship first. BOX 30414 LOOKING FOR LOVE 29, free spirited, opened minded, adventurous woman looking for a telow gypsy. H not in his Mal at least in his soul. BOX 30409 BLUE EYED MOM 25, full figured, donde hair, blue eyed mom of two, with a great sense of humor. Enjoys music. dancing, quiet times and having a good time. Looking for a male with similar interests. Must like kids. BOX 30410 NORTHUMBERLAND AREA Single white female. 23. lives in Cobourg area. Likes dancing and movies. • I know how to cook roman- tic meals. Would like a guy, 24 to 28. No head games. Socials drinkers okay. Treat a lady good. BOX 30407 140 GAMES 31 yr old independent, easy gang. mai*@. Single If ". non smoke. enjoys Outdoors. biking. comedy clubs, movies, music Seeks nteuigent, reapectabW tamale. 25-35. who likes to have fun No games. Please. BOX 33925 GIVE YOU MY HEART Tau outgoing male with due eyes seeks female to give his heart to in the Oshawa area BOX 34019 VERY SHY GUY Ike having fun, dancing, some Sports and outdoor activities. It you mink we have anything to Com- mon , call! BOX 11835 FINANCIALLY SECURE 34 yr old. Ill, good look- ing single father of one. seeking a female 25 to 35, who is fit, enjoys travel, dung out, Staying home by the fireplace and more. BOX 13355 SIGNIFICANT OTHER? 41 yr old. tag, medium bull. single while male, non smoker and sial drinker. Enjoys gong out, ding dancing, theater, quiet evenings at home, etc. H you are seeking a long farm relationship... call me. BOX 14252 TURNING 40 SOON... 39 yr old, 5'9-. 200 8D, employed. divorced father of one, seeking a female 35 to 42 with or without children. Enjoy outings. etc. BOX 14262 THIS COULD BE YOUm 33 yr old, 5'11 112', 170 lo, medium bull, single white male; non smoker, non drinker. honest, caring. very romantic. hardwork- ing. Enjoy movies, walks, biking. outdoors, cooking. tamndy, etc. Seek someone who knows what she wants out of life. Bat 16665 ARE YOU THE TYPE? Is yr oro, 6 sial attractve male w•th div eyes Seeks attractive female. 19-21 who likes music, romance. Sports BOX 13943 SHARE THE GOOD TIMES 27 yr c�c. 111- blonda. fr maw s • B k S female. 25- 35. for friend- ship an possibly more She should enjoy g o o d times, gong out antl quill evenings at home and be fnan- Cally secure Kids ok BOX 14010 OLD FASHIONED 35 yr old single male seeks Old fashioned female, 25 34 BOX 15,174 NO HEAD GAMES S3 yr old. 5'8- employed, maw. blonde has, blue eyes. Likes country music, danc- ing. camping, boating. romantic candlelight can- ners. Seeks lemaw with same w4wests for long term rela0onshp. BOX 16167 HONEST AND STABLE 32 yr old. 6', attractive, employed. fit male seeks attractive.fit, employed tamale. 24-35, tato is hon- est and stable. BOX 16648 JOINT EFFORT Early 40's. adventurous. single -white male, non smoker, seeks single, sen- sitive and caring female. 37.44. with no dependents and similar interests. Likes weekend getaways. dung out, nature, outdoorsquiet times. BOX 19204 LONELY MALE 62 yr old employed, divorced male seeks female for dating and hav- ing fun. BOX 19223 will sim famaie 20-32 BOX 10834 WANT TO BE HAPPY Make sees '@male 30 43. non smoker. wno l"s the farming life, social dank country music. long walks having fun. berg yourselt BOK '0843 RED HAIWBLUE EYES 20 yr --d may with 'ed hair a n O blue eyes likes cars a n d sports e O X 13266 LONELY MALE 43 yr old single, caring male likes dancing, kids. walks Seeks female who likes the same BOX 10931 SHOOT FROM THE HIP 29 yr old. 6' single, will employed male likes out- doors activities, watching a movie with that special someone Seeks single female who will at him treat her lik• a lady. BOX 11506 MEET FOR HOLIDAYS ll 185 Ib, single, fit. employed, white maw with mustache, likes biking, walking, dancing, dining Out. videos, socializing. Seeks tamale, 35.45. who is Slim with similar interests. BOX 13215 FATHER OF TWO 41 yr old. employed dad ekes boating, dancrl du- ng. romantic oirennys at home. BOX 13258 POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP 26 yr old, 5'6'. 150 lb, white male, dark hair. hazel eyes, Enjoysports, pool roller trading, motorcycle, out- doors. Looking for a single white female,22-27. sense of humor, similar interests, wklki g to try new and different things. BOX 34068 Let us shorten the distance call 1-800-662-8423 LEO THE LION 39 yr old. financially secure. single. white male seeks financially secure. out. doorsy petite, single. white female who likes to walk and talk Seeks relationship at her pace BOX 16222 GIVE A CALL 31 yr old 6' 130 lb slim single, white tattler, of three seeks female with bluergreen eyes. same age. BOX 18363 LIKES MUSIC 24 yr cid. 51- 185 ib male likes kids. sports. MUSIC. 185 out, having fun. BOX 39 SINCERELY YOURS Single wmae male. 37. 6'. father Of two. I love Skiing, quiet nights at home and moves Looking for single *male. 27 to 38 non smok at, non drinker small to medium build Looking tot free dshp and a lasting raatgnshhp. BOX 25308 RELATIONSHIP Single ma.e 29 ',nanc,auy secure. 5'9-, brown hair and eyes Enjoys sports. Snowmobdng and MUSIC Seeking attract,.* femaA* . with simile interests for a possible relationship Box 30440 GIVE AND TAKE A . ar e' 36 r' :,C . •.ed while mage ,ind.�ovng. warm and comtpasSronate Seeking a long term monogamous relationship with a Lind, loving and hon- est female You will have to give as much love as given to you BOX 34003 19 AND SINGLE I'm a sin;* mage 19. and I'm ntenStod n a single 'ernale. 19 to 21 n you are irtMeNed n a mature man. there one mea Cal I enjoy music and daring BOX 25306 OPEN YOUR HEART Single ler• .e -,ale. 27 f _- 160 Its. caring, afrection- at•. enure. honel romantic with many rife- ests SeeK•rg Same kind d lady for ION !enm serious relationship Age and looks are unimportant BOx 12930 LOOKING FOR MAGIC Single white male 35 A- 190 190 Ib, txOnde hair. blue eyes, in good condition. out going. humorous. one woman man looking for an attractive, fit, ntetLigent. lov- ing female 28-35 Friends first. BOX 12982 FIANCE WANTED Handsome gentleman. 6. crownish blond hair 165 Iles, 40 yrs young Enjoys outside activities and stay- ing in shape and cottage kfe Not, smoker, home owner Looking for a female 30 ish. BOX 25293 HANDSOME MALE 36 yr old, 180 Ib, muscular build, handsome, hard working. Looking for attrac- tive. younger *maw or sin- gle mom interested in a man that has lot to offer. Like the outdoors and Chit - wen. BOX 34006 ATTACHED MALE 38 yr oke. attached male. seeking attached, attractive female lir a discreet tota- tionghp to discuss prob- lems and share good times. Not looking for a one night stand. BOX 34010 41=0 Call 1-91004151-3793 =2.49 ser min. DISCREET FUN SO yr old, 51'. 195 Ib, male with brown hair and eyes. Seeking a black or white maw for adult encounters. BOX 15958 01.11015,—biham'l waq to meet successful singles like qourseif gle male with red nar Seeking a male for discreet encounters n the day or evening- BOX 11658 CALL ME! 23 yr od o ale seeks another bi curious male for discreet encounters Likes riding horses, movies swimming animals, enter- taining BOX 11383 BE DISCREET 19 yr o,o attractive male seeks another straight act- ing, al!'aCtive m31e for casual encounters BOX 11534 DISCREET ENCOUNTERS 10 yr old. 5 '7 O _nous male with crown ear and browr eyes. Seeking a son- g* lei maw 18 to 25, for adult fun BOX 34255 GOOD PERSONALITY? 21 yr old 5 ' 2- 200 Ib. employed gay male n Oshawa area Seeming someone special who can make me laugh and I can depend ono BOX 34,227 NOT LOOKING 4 GAMES 35 r' -)d, gav --re -ale :s seelirg a le mote to share .11e with c "'3 Cala only BOX 18771 TRYING NEW THII4G,f 2s .e 7.0 '3-C C '.• GLS mage ,s seeking a may nor a first time enCounter BOX 377' FUN TIMES Maio ,s ser. � ; a c :uncus couples. for acult !un BOX 14180 ARE YOU INTERESTED? 30 r1 cid ;av w�rte ^ale will- clack ran and maze, eyes Enjoys horseback rid - en movies. Swimming. an, ma's quailry, ' me and more Seel a gay wn,f* mar fp friencsirl posy ble relationship BOX 16607 GIVE ME A CALL" 40 yr Did ma.e s melt. ng a male -8 to 25 for discreet. SOUR encoumtls. Hope to hear from you soon BOX 13133 1 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 set min. DISCREET FUN 32 yr O,O. 5 105 Ib. petiteb white female with o,onw hair and due eyes Seeking a a female for tr,erdsv "fun BOX 11463 17A CURIOUS! Early 30's couple seeking a Bi curious female for a first time experience BOX 16709 JUST HANG AROUND Couple seeks another W cuneus male or female. Likes sports. motorcycles and hanging around BOX 13279 ip LETS MEET!! Mid 30's, attractive. single gay female. Enjoys skiing, walks, dining out and more Seeking a single gay female with similar inter- ests for friendship BOX 34175 r FINE PFM To ptace your ad with a live' attendant CaN 1.800-360.1483. The operators of AM-Plickilining News Adverbser reserve, III right to: edt at ads lir CON" a ass rte no habill Jay ads or responses: reject or revise ads which a* deemed inappropriate. Print ads based on space availability Advanced Telecom Services. Inc are III pmgrwn opera. tors and can be reacheal at 1-800-928-5699 Mon - Fn gam to spm. 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